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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-15

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GaFfiob, Is, bsioe bon Cincinnati, O.;
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ben. Wls iein TaQ auf1eruien tuuroe,
mar er nidt i'm Gerihte dnlpeIeno.
- Gas. 9. 9encc, Der BON 5lord
! Boat Elm QoIoenss gruitasbdnqe gss
Itoblen baben ioa, puros i'm Staotges
rihte unter 500 giirgI6dft b:HtSroba
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| tlaqe fpeQen GrIdnaung BON Udaren
urtsr FuITtsr 8oripisgslunqsr. :puros
Die 9iirai6ait duf $500 feitgsisst.
- Der Fau BON 6ermann Sanisn,
Der Tbpmos Muligan nit einem Bad
ftsir nieosri6Iuo, lpuros I'm Staot8ts
ri6te nerihobsn.
- Dm. 8. R. DbseIsr, @eorgs ).
Bead uno Crie g. Dars audItfi3l-s
ten i'm gourtnesrihte dIs pffentIite
Rotare.
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tp1erihts oIs 8ormiinoerin iiber Wtarn
8rieB, 13, uno gouiis Grisb, 8 Subs
re, srnarnt uno ouaIifi3irte.
- Irteoensrihter 5ro. J. glaIouep
erhieIt i'm Gourtp9erihts ods Rebt
gben abSuitIiebsn.
Treb. Surnbrot reitts ourt
6eurn Surnbrot i'm Grsisgsrihte eius
| $4,000 betrQosnos S6aosnsr.loss ge9:u
bic Cincinnati, Rep Orleans une
1eras 9acific giisnbahn sGeisuIAdTt
Trant Grnit, Better goheH uno Wa:'
them Greene eiR. Or bsbauptst, am 7
/ Septembsr 1909 BON ben 2est9sranra
ten 10 in 4neit astrieben tpOroeH 81
iein, oab sr uuf Won2te tnfolgeosHti
oas 9stt bitten mubte.
- Scott Samss, Qom;Riftrator os
s%obn Games 5intsrIaFsnihait, sr
belt i'm Gountposrichte oas Rsht, mi
Der 9lo6esWerntde GoHpaHn BON Gin
cinndti einsn 9trgLsih bon $37l ab8a
idlisBen. 5obn Sames fisl in Der ia
brit bsIaqter 8sielitaft in siner ge
batter heibsn DaFsrs uub itarb Oil re-
erlittenen 8ruhpuHoen.
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Subopt ponWstsg opington. in fsinsr
.4eroplans", ionnte beg fd3lehtsng8st
. ters tpeaen uitt Itottfinben.
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puroe beim S6Iittsnfahrsn in Glib
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einem Wd1en an Der gaplor Gps. uEo
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9erlebung am Iinten 4uge. Ssne
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ten iit tefnnoen. tpuroen einlse 5ub
nett aeihleubsrt unb sntiamen nit
benz bloben Sdrstsn. 5rautmonns
/ 3uItano nj Elm acknowledgements.
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| bes Farmers 70. i. 8riSseI, BON Del
gleranbria 9its, puros gsiieru er'
| IhofTen. 8as 5bisr bib gludiihe,
lpeiie nur einen Wauieiel, Der ebent
| faQs eri6oHsu nuroe.
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| ,5nf. Isg unb S6neitsr fIno gefterr
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nm einig. Wonate bort 5u oertpeilen
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gel uno Charles Juultner. bic on be
4. unb Batterion Ctr. tpseen grar
fpielens perhaftet purbeu. erbielts
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bomorb syIpnn unb Gopuro Wuleobl
| besfelben Dergebens nngetlngt, iDurbe
bem Susenbseri6t iiberDiefsn.
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Ter 7San pon &. W. Joitsr.
Schn Ns. 9ormdn. 4rthur BdIopia.
SoSohn III. Ecots nnb eondrb neil. bic
ais lebt. Snbdb.r beg G'3ti Su6d
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an i. pier Wlonaisn Gsf0nsHib uno
$500 @sloTtrafs otrurthsils DorotH
ipnreu, beihditiats ssItern bas Bum
bsstreis alppsllaiionsseridt. Die Or
uunntsn bottsn auf Gruno tehniihsr
;Seblsr appstlirt. Ter Sda tpuros sss
tern Rdtmittaa al Gnoe asfiihrt nno
III nunmsbr in ben 5dnosn Der Rid
ter. Die gniinsiSung fuiro jtooh Dor
eem nGtlisn 3ermin niht .rfporisi.
RerIsfbt bestnni am ,rittn Ulontas III
mdrs.
- Games guo Gurrp Iuurbt Gee
tern bonn 6iIfs s8uHossmarihau Ule'
8uirs BON Samilton hi.rbtrs.braht.
or rpirb bsTtuloigt. am 81. Sanuar In
Der mirthIhoii pon SAINTS Sisinle in
6amilion b>s 5alIifitdt elmer 3shnool'
larnoie psraus3nbt All habsn. eurrp
lpurx BEN gunb,stommiii6r aol.r
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GonnerIids Worlsn anbsraumts. Sns
aniifen miro gurrn i'm eouninas'
fanonif Gunrtisr n,bmsn miiiien. VI
sr bic giiraIhoft i'm getraes Don
| $1,000 niht iisIlen fonntt.
geaen 1rcgbeit Der 2eber aebra,:6l
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GA les Ran aus Wlnnsl@ !
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its.
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ibrtr MobnHns, go. $50 Gi' apsnus,
itsrbensirant barnieber. Sle ~ bic
Gjrosmuiisr bes Gststiip Striter
Gin Ginbreher iiiea Uorssfistn
qbenb iiber bic BsranDa In bic 9bols
nuns ppn Gepree grud. glo. 1923
Sab grpnt Sirabe Elm unn trbeuttts
SO unb mebrere ariitel.
- Die 5omilton @os ano Glsttrlt
Co. tpelhe ais aonturrtniin esgen nl,
StGbtiIdben @nslper.e Gas Su &c
Gents bas 1auisnb fub Iieferte. isBi'
osItern ben g}wis nuf 80 Gents herob
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!uraas ebenfnlIs gu 30 Gents.
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eiuuaii @ulfsblatt" beitHOct pdl I'M
eScbanbc Der GOoinstpn Gpal & Sans
So, go. 5O9-511 IabtiOn Ipsnnt.
sinseiaeu, Mittbeilnngcu nnS Seitel'
Iunaen iracnomelfJer art lueroeu Die
10 llhr Nbenbs oniel6it eHtgcaengs'
uommen. SeleghOn SUutb 24oo.
areisg.ri6ts 5iBungOor
Rt6ter Sarbeion
Sm Toue bon Robert 6. Gri9!er
oeaer bic WeQss1drgo GrpreB 80,
sur geiIeiteieBurg oes lrtbeiIs, purs
Be Das GeTu6 Der 8ertla9ten pernoEs
fen. - Sm Taae Don Sobn 4n8el &C.
cen K. !. 6aG unD Sc. Duroen bic
0pttoren aeIep unD GDurtnep gu Gras
minatpren ernannt. - GbarIes 9. us
mann qegen Die Connecticut 0(utuol
gife SnIurance &c.; llrtbetl fur $500
nebit s prr3ent 3inIen opm /. Gs3.
1906. Sine 4ppeQution tpuroe oer8sra
flaaten bepiQigt. - alma u. TrenA
qeaen Die SapsGOOiugtou uno Gtnclns
natl StraBenbabn GeIeui6Qft; oas
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luna Duroe Der &logerin DerDeigert.-
6. %. RID gegen Qenrp Raosmatet;
oas 8eIut oes aldgers nurDs DerDors
fen. gopinqton Ret1tI 8Utter3
QTociution aegen 9arrp Debebrt7t,
Tranf 6enn unD 6enrp SeIoel; ur7
thsil fir $500 nebit 5 Qro3ent 3ln''n
pom %. Suni 1903. - 46bie 4.
RpB gegen Jrunt 6. RoB; 8eiu6 I'm
Gbeineiouug db9entelen.
- Dm. %. 8pulst, Der pegsn an
aeblihen Wu6lbetrijgsreien BON Den
G3roBoeIatpprensn unaetlagt Duroe,
ftelte $4,000 giirQihaft nit fetnen
Ghpieaerpater Qouis Wormelin9 ula
giirqen uno puroe aus Der 5dft enta
la'fen.
- GrsS6erifF George 9lpiIon, oer
fpeQeu BfIittpernahIdFi9unq i'm Qm'
te anoetloot III, itelte $1,000 gurI'
fdaft nit @. 8. Gollopp. gine Gn3ah
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buben, itsqtsn Die 9epHnItte gir9
fhdft.
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g3ife, Bat fih als Staot 6. &ldIfs III
turporirt. Die Sntorporatoren Iinh
Z. u. 8rolpnfilsD. SO. +. Reillp, u. 9
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f[aote niht aniDefenb mar. 9egs
Riler spurbe Elm sltta6msnt srlaiisl
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@eeen 1rcgheit Der 2eber aebrai.dt
!. maaner's So6iim Bbospbnte~.
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SamiltuH Gnsriaru, aoFaf.V,tiies
unS 9emiafeiien lino absnscttn ods
Der 4. uHs Charles Straat. nnist
aaeri fur Snmiltou iuobns 0c. 3Ol
Worb CrSEt Ctr. Seltphun (Soms)
90. 1912. ssiephon unfsrsS acrrt'
Iusussnten. Scme go. GIG. 8
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i'm gllter bon = SabreH TGb eetheHbep6aautk
finoei am WlIt'pot1 Ggtmtttaa afn ueg BON
zrauFvbuHt aus iig!i Egb Ip!rb o'e 2fiGe dll
bFu Slablaub .dlcebci bCrbiai. ,steilube &cgs
lpanhtc mo 0efaHHie Iina ireInel3ft eingaGs
ben noH
614i5 Ttu traurrHnrn SiHisrhlitbsEtH.
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rfarb am -amiiap ben 70 Ttbrudr 1870,
eibCuss nm 80 ltgr In ieiuer 8rbnnna or eeg
gcrHeiuu Eite uHfer inHiGa8elIebIet Saier,
a4rtthar L.tLh 81 as..- fF~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-16
THE PEOPLES GOVERNOR

In an interview publishe d in the
San Francisco Call, Governor Oddie
said:
am going TO be the peoples
governor. / owe my nomination
and election to the direct primary
law through which the people were
enabled to make their own choice.
| intend to be live wire. l intend
to justify the popular choice ard
to demonstrate what young man
can do for the civic and commercial
welfnre of the state that has b en-
given bad name.
We are going to have govern
ment for the people, by the people.
We are going to give eastern in
vestors protection instead of prey
ing upon them. That protection is
to be accorded through law en-
forcement. We are going to
bring back to Nevada the capital
that was forced to leave the state
four years ago 20 escape the
vultures who were permitted to
feed upon them. We are going to
establish bond of confidence and
cooperation with the people of
California. We are going to build
and on progressive plans.
1t il true that will go into
office with democratic legislature
and with democrats in the offices
of lieutenant governor, attorney
general, secretary of state and
state printer. l do not expect
embarrassment to grow out of
partisan aIigrments. We were all
elected by the people, and / am
confident that we will all work
together for the people.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-16
BURNS SEVENTEEN YEARS

When the Berkeley mine broke
out fire in Butte, Mont. the other
day, sending 500 men to the
surface and suspending operations
for month in one of the biggest
producers of the greatest mining
camp on earth the camp that
gives to the worlds market one
fourth of its copper production -
the sight of the flames and the
smoke didn't cause as much as a
ripple of excitement on the surf ce
Of the busy population at the foot
of the hill, for Butte is accustomed
to mine fire that is perpetual,
and which burns with intense heat
in the ground under her very
business district. says the Technical
World magazine.
1t is a startling fact, but none
the less true, that in the seventeen
years pas thousands of men have
been engaged in keeping in check
the deadly fire in the Butte hill.
1t is fight against a hidden foe.
Except for brief interval when
the hot flames find an outlet, the
fire is kept suhded by the
smothering methods, the theory
being that it cannot spread without
air on which to feed.
How it started and what keeps
it alive is known to the copper
miners of the northern Rockies,
but the outside world has never
been told, for the big companies
controlling the mines have kept the
talk of the wonderful fight down
to whisper.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-16
GAMBLERS ARE BUSY At RENO

Again reports are rife o f sur
reptitious and nocturnal gambling
in our midst.
Rumors that subsidized for the
week or two preceding election are
again gaining force and there are
many who believe that small bet
can be laid by tn e right party.
Of course the police laugh at the
suggestion. There is no gambling
in Reno, say the authorities, and
there won't be any while the
anti-gambling law is in focre.
However, the fact. remains that
certain wise ones are declaring that
they can always get play when they
have the inclination AID the money,
and that the places" are right in
the middle of Reno too.
Poker is said to be the favorite
game, with a little faro on the
side and in one place a roulette
wheel is said to be in operation.
However, the straight card games
are saidIto be the favorites amonS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-16
keep TRACK OF SOLDIERS

We hear much of the perfection
OF military organization abroad,
but it is doubtful whether any
foreign war office follows with an
accuracy greater than that dis
played by our own war department
the movements of its officers, says
the New York Herald. The
following is an interesting case in
point:
A young army officer who has
seen service in this country and in
the east was once with a small
scouting party in Arizona. After
two weeks in the desert his squad
came to the railway near a small
station. Within 10 minutes a
telegram from Washington was
brought to him by the station
agent. 1t asked if the officer
wished to be transferred to one of
the new artillery regimen IS then
forming.
He answered by telegraph that
he would be glad to enter either
of them. Then with his squad he
set off again across the desert.
1t was six days later when they
again struck the railway, this
time 80 miles from the point at
which they had previously crossed
it, but the officers reply from
the war department was awaiting
him. 1t had been telegraphed to
every station within 200 miles.
A more striking instance of
accuracy occurred after the same
officers transfer to the east. He
was travelling home on leave and
as the regulations require. he had
notified the department of the day,
hour and probable route of his
Journey After he had been on the
train for eight hours at a small
station the porter entered with a
telegram asking If any one of his
name was present.
On opening the telegram the
officer found that it ordered him to
detached duty.
Exactness of detail could not be
carried much farther.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-16
TREMENDOUS POWER IN
: HANDS OF TWELVE MEN

An American authority on finance
says one-third of the country and
four fifths Of all its vital corporate
capital of the Nation have passed
into the control or under the
domination of less than a dozen
men.
And the supremacy of j. P.
Morgan in Wall Street is und is
puted, so to certain degree he
may be said to WELD the vast
power of that concentration Of
wealth in a dozen pairs of hands.
The ownership and control of
the capital in question relates to
industrial, transportation and
banking interests, and carries with
itimmense political power, such as
was exerted successfully in the
passage of the Payne-Aldrich tariff
bill.
So the great question is forced
upon the people, whether Wall
Street is to control the govern
ment or the government is to
control Wall Street.
And if the multitude realized
how tremendous a power money
has become in the government of
the nation, the states, the counties,
cities and towns, they would
marvel greatly and say things
must be changed.-Exchange.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-16

In The District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District Of the State of
Nevada, In And For The County
Of Elko
in the Matter of the Estate OF
Rose Louise L ttlefield, Deceased
Notice To Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that the
un dersigned, c. j. Littlefield, was,
on the fifth day of November, 1910,
by an order of the District Court
of the Fourth Judicial District of
the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Elko, duly appointed
administrator of the estate of
Louise L;ttlfield, late of said
County, deceased, and having
qualified as such administrator,
letters of administration were
issued to him on the 18th day of
November, 1910.
All persons having claims against
the estate of the said Rose Louis
Littlefield, deceased, are hereby
required to file the. same with the
proper vouchers and statutory
affidavits attached, .iwith the Clerk
of said Court within three month
from the date of the first publica-
ton of this notice, or said claims
will be forever barred.
Dated at Elko, Nevada, this 18th
day of November, 1910.
G. j. Littlefield
Administrator Of the estate of
Rose Louise Littlefield, deceased.
Otto T. Williams and James Dysart
Attorneys for Administrator.
Date of First. Publication.
November IL, 1910.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-16

A neatly dressed woman rushed
into Euclid avenue grocery
yesterday and priced the different
sizes Of rots of baked leans trat
the grocery keeps put up lot
ready to take home end serve.
II guess the small size will co"
she said hesitating.
How many do you desire to
server" inquired the clerk, ready
to advise.
oh, I'm not buying them to
serve" the customer replied. "Of
course shall use them, but I'm
getting them to keep my hands
warm on the car. | came away
from home without either muf or
mittsns. "-Cleveland IPlaindealer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-16
COUNTRY awake TO DANGER

The growth of the crusade
against tuberculosis in the United
States is shown to good advantage
in the two directories that have
been issued by the National AS
ISOLATION for the Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis and the
one in preparation. The first
tuberculosis directory published in
1904. by the tuberculosis COM
mittee of the New York Charity
Organization Society and the
National Association listed 1873
sanatoria and hospitals for con-
sumptives in the United States, for
some of which preliminary pro-
vision only has been made. The
combined capacity of these
institutions was only 5000 beds.
Thirty-two special dispensaries and
thirty-nine anti-tubercuosis organi-
cations summed up practically all
of the fighting force enumerated
in the first directory. The second
directory was prepared by the
National Association for the Study
and Prevention of tuberculosis
and published under the auspices
of the Russell Sage Foundation IN
August, 1908. This directory
listed 40 sanatoria and hospitals,
an increase of 107 from the former
directory; 1853 dispensaries, ar
increase of 1876; and 1875 as
sociations, an increase of 1856.
The number of hospital beds listed
in 1908 was 14,014.
The new directory that will be
issued soon, will list over 400
sanatoria and hospitals with a bed
capacity If neary 5000; more than
300 special tuberculosis dispensar-
les; andlly u450 fanti-tuber cul.. osi
associations and committees. Since
the first directory was issued in
1904, the increase in the number of
agencies fighting consumption ag-
gre ates nearly 500 per cent.
The National Association for the
Study and Prevention of Tubercu-
losis would like to get in touch with
all agencies engage in the fight
againgst tuberculo sis, on order
that they may be listed in the new
directory.
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Yes. In "unele ghb,,r whlak.r.,

Nest In "uncle Gibbs" WhIskers.
Uncle Ebb," an aged man of Poets
Corners. had an unusual experience
recently.
He is known far and wide for his
wonderful long red wbiskers: also he
has been termed RIP Van Wrinkle"
for no sooner is he seated than he ia
asleep.
Ills favorite haunt fs large tree on
the town pump lot There he has a
rustic seat, and during the summer
months he can be seen seated and
sleeping.
The other afternoon pedestrians iu
passing the pump observed birds fiut
tering about his head. They went TO
him and discovered that the birds had
built nest in his whiskers. A bird
was in the nest and when she was
scared away two tiny eggs were found
IL Is solemnly averrsd.
Uncle Ebb" did not discover the
nest until this morning. and he saw.
that II was the prank OF boys. --syra-
cuse Herald.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-16
A COMPLAINT

We're for women, first, last and
all the time. We like her beautiful
or plain, clever or just ordinary !;
witty or not; shapey or pudqy, but
confound Il we do wish that each
and every one of them would get
over the notion that man has no
right to turn the pages of news
paper just because he's wedged
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-16

against her in a street car. We've
been frozen by a look. stabbed by
a sheer and wounded to the quick
by sigh just because we've tried
to read the story continued on page
seven, column five,-aud- thing
that hurts the most is that we till
think that we had a perfect right
to do so. Detroit Free Press.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-11-16
those who know.

those who know.
1t is not known what percentage
is taken by the house in these
small games. but it is certa in that
former gamblers here are spending
considerable time at the tables
Journal.