davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
GRAY SQUIRRELS LUCK.
How II Came About That He Secured
Nestfut of Nuts.

Gray Squirrel mad a nest up In
maple tree GEAR the Kiteben door. from
which he could peep down to see wDen
Mrs Reed. VINO lived Id the house. put
out crisp crust of bread or a couple
OF nuts TOR his breakfast. Every moru.
ing De would watch. and KIND Mrs.
Reed never forgot TO throw out some
thing ulce for nlm-
Ybat morning. when Gray Squirrel
peeped down at the house. there on
the porch stood the grocery boy with
small basket OF Outs. The BOY
knockee at the door. but no one rv-
piled. so be finally placed the basket
on toe sill aud Went away.
Now. Gray Squirrel Knew that never
before had Mrs. Reed put so many
nuts Oh the porch for nm. but WI"
else could she be bnying nuts Tor:
And. besides. that was wbpre mis- nuts
were always out. No sooner did ln-
boy leave be yard than down the tre+.
scamp~red Gray Squirrel IN hurry.
He sat right there snd ate Que nut.
holding u bet w~en his front pa VS.. as
squirrels always DO. Ihen. taxing
them 0ase IT tAme In his Woutn. ne
carried teeM W TO nis Dest TIL has
nest was htied.
There were only few butts left In
the basket when Nra. REED came out
70 ace II were taere. ana bow sur
prised she WAS to see that they were
almost all gone. She glanced up II
the tree where Cray Squbrr~i sat chat.
tering his thanks and said: ''Nsray
Squirrel. you've been little plferer.
Those nuts were not all tor sou.
But Gray Squirrel only chartered
faster and hook I'd straight at her WITH
his bright eyes, as much as 10 say.
~ thank you fof leaving 80 nany lice
nuts tor me."
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
ADAPTABllITY OF ALFALFA.
Crops Produeed In Nest Climates Of
the United States.

tre O7fteS STATES.
While experts have been declaring
that alfalfa would grow only Ia Ger
tain soils ana in certain climates. it
has proved adaptahiIity II nearly all
climates and slmost all soils. 1t pre-
duees with a rainfall a. scant as four
teen inches and in the gulf states -four
ishes with sixty-five inches. 1t gives
crops at an elevation of 5000 feet
above sea level and in southern Cali
fornia it grows below sea level to a
height of SIX feet or over. with nine
cuttings a year. aggregating ten TO
twelve tons. An authenticated photo
graph shows wonderful alfalfa plant
raised in the irrigated desert of south
err California, sixty feet below sea
level that measured considerably more
than ten feet In height. Satisfactory
crops are raised, but on limited areas
as vet. in Vermont and Florida. New
York has grown II for over 100 years
in her clay and gravel. Nebraska
grows it in her western sand hills
without blowing. as does Nevada on
her sagebrush desert. The depleted
cotton soils of AIabam and rich corn
lands of Illinois and Missouri each re-
spond generously with profitable yields
to the enterprising farmer. while Its
accumulated nitrogen and the subsoii-
ing it effects are making the rich land
more valuable and giving back to the
crop worn land the priceless elements
of which it has been in successive gen
erations despoiled by constituencies
husbandry.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
New Plants.

Put few farmer have any idea Of
the great work our government Is do
ing in the way Of introducing new
plants aud fruits from the old world
into the United States. During the
last fiscal year more than 1000 seeds
and plants were brought Ia. The de-
partment Of agriculture has explorers
constantly on Tie outlook for all kinds
If plants and fruits that seem capable
II good Yields in cur own country.
They are picked up especially In Man
ehuria. Korea aud China. There are
specimens from wild apricot trees ten
feet In diameter. There are wild
grapes and wonderful persiEs3ons and
bush cherries and other curious and
valuable specimens that most of Us
never even dreamed of.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
Young Folks
GOLD AND SILVER MONEY.

How Uncle Sam Converts Bullion Int
Beautiful Com.
In a vault In the mint AT Philadel-
phia are piles of bricks made Of solid
gold Each brick Is only as large as a
cake of kitchen soap. but IL weighs
about forty pounds. In another vault
the silver bullion is kept These bricks
are much larger and much heavier.
Both Of these metals are TO be mace
into money for the United States.
When the gold coins are TO be made
the precious metal Is alleged with COP
per and other metals to make II hard
Pure gold h 80 soft that II can be
ecratched with the finger nall. 90 h
never used oven for 5ewelry. Afeer
the gold has been hardened by adding
me other metals to Il It Ii made into
ingots. which look like long gold
wedgeA They are about q foot long.
~ wide ~ q twenty dollar gold piece
and two inches thick
When the silver comes from the
melting room h. too. n poured into
strips or bars The ingots OF both
metals are treated IN the same way In
the making Of coinA One might think
that our gold pieces and silver coins
are made IN mo,ds. but visit to the
mint would show chat to be untrue
The precious metals are rolled out into
thin bands unul they are of q certain
width and thickness. These strips OF
gold or silver are then run under steel
punches. which cut the metal into
disks.
Each piece Is then weighed by very
exact scales. for each coin must con-
tain 60 much gold or silver. After the
weighing these bla nks are shoveied
into vats of acid. so that all the dirt
may be- eaten OF of them. When dry
the blanks are put into long tubes.
through which they pass one by one
between two dies. Tne upper die
stamps the face of the coin. W niie the
lower stamps the back. Inc great
pressure OF the two dies coming to-
gether has just force enough to make
the impressions on the coins clear ana
distinct
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
Wedding Out Improbable Cows.

Dairy farms are continually adyane-
ing IN value. which should be regarded
az part of the profits. Grain farming IS
hard on the land
With the case in test it wiz be pos
sible 10 weed out the poor cheese cows
on the same principle used in the Bah
cock butter test to weed out the poor
butter cows. Instead of keeping cows
for cheese which average 20 pounds of
casein per 100 pounds of fat. one may
breed cows that will produce milk con-
tanning close TO 100 pounds Of easein to
100 pounds Of Fat.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
The Sitting Hen.

A hen LEFT to herself will get OF her
nest very early In the morning. when
the air is cool. She has the eggs heat
ed to 103 or 104 degrees. She gets OF
the nest. and the cool air. coming In
contact with the warm eggs, causes the
moisture to preeipitafe. and this mois-
tens them sufficiently without any I'D
iitional moisture.
A Sign Of Guilt.
Master-Why did you place that pin
on my chair:
The Boy-How do you know placed
IL there
Master-Because you were the only
boy who was hard az work when ]
sat on it--PhiiadeIphia Inquirer.
Doctor" said the stingy man. who
was trying 10 save fee. meeting Dr.
Sharpe on the street. what do you
think of thiss Very frequently ! get
severe pains in my feet. What's thai
a sign Off
Il should say that was a sign Of
rain reilisa-d she 6Fsfue
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
Farm Truck by Automobile.

1t is interesting TO know that many
of the eeavenienees and helps which
were supposed to belong To city society
are now making their way into the
country Water fixtures in the houses,
steam and hot water heaters and many
other things which fifty years ago were
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
Forces on the Farm.

The main advantage OF having a
small forge on a farm Is not SO much
the saving Of money as the saving Of
time A little job of repairing can be
done In the time that ii would take to
get TO town and back. and the cost Of
the work Is saved besides. A good
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
HOy'sT This !?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Caiarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY q co. Toledo, o.
We. the undersign ned have kBown Y. J..
Cheney for the last Is wears. and believe him
perfectly honorable 10 all business transactions
and financially able TO carry out any obiigl-
tons made BY bis firm
WALDrxo, KrsyAx 81 MAKvTS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O
Hau's Catarrh Cure i taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. Testimonials seat free
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls FAMILY Pills for constipation.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21

Softer Bathing Wster.

To soften aBd I~.rfum~ ihe bathing
water INK togrs her -four "npc~r ~ a.
cohoi QUE haIf QUINCY nf ammonia aud
one nram ~ oil al lavender
few drope Of TINS n,,xfnr~ will b
sufflci~ut tor y Dowif1i at wafer.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21

coin. TO do this you must flip the cara
forcfiav With the middle finger OF Tue
left hand The paslethpafd VIII br pro-
PEELED across the room and Tie eeli
will remain upon the finger.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
Notice.

Rules and Ordinances Relating to
Chapter 22i OF the Public Acts OF 1909
regarding to Licensing Peddlers in the
Town of Thompson.
Section lst-Ba 1t ordained by the Sc
lectmen OF Thompson: That no pereon
shall peddle or sell from house to house
or sell or expose for sale in The streets OF
said town of Thompson any goods, wares
or merchandise OF any kind whatever,
without first having obtained license
therefor. This Section shall not apply
to farmers or gardeners nor to milkmen
selling the produce OF their dairios or
farms nor to the delivery Of goods by
merchants or dealers Of said Town OF
Thompson.
Section 2ud-Every person who shall
violate the provision OF paragraph lst
shall pay dne OF not more than nftesn
dollars.
Section ard $50 Be II ordained by the Be-
ect men OF Thompson: That all licenses
hall terminate on the last day Of October
of every year, unless otherwise provided,
and shall be Issued by the Town Clerk BY
order Of the Select and said Town
Clerk shall receive the moneys therefor,
specifying the dste, time, limit, kind,
name OF license and amount paid for said
license and keep record OF said licenses
and also inform = constable or grand
Juror, IN writing, OF the same upon issu-
apce. The licensees shall carry said II.
cense and have the corresponding mum
Der OF said license In . conspicuous place
on his vehicle or wagon.
Section lth-Be II ordained by the &c.
lectmen OF Thompson that the license
fees shall be ~ follows: Shows under
canvas q per day, TOR peddIing or sales
on the streets u per day or ga per year.
These Rules and Ordinances shall take
effect on Nov. LIST, 1903.
PHILIP WOIsARD 5eleetmen
CLAUS A. HAosTRoM oil
THOMAS RYAN 1fmpeoD
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
A Coin add Gard Tcick.

Place on th~ forehnger of your left
hand. held upright. II card; on the caro-
place tifry ceat piece. You Gun Fee
move this card without disturbing the
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21

and propose "a any one 10 take a@af
the middle one without touching ii.
How TO do IL: Take the right hzsd
piece and place IL upon the left eons--
auently the middle one has become The
right hand one aud Is no longer IN the
middle.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
ousstians and AnsMers.

What Is born at the same une a.
the world. destined TO live as long a.
the world and yet never nvs weeks
old? The moon.
Why are clouds like q coachman:
Because they bold the rains treinn.
Why should q hen be called Mac
duRf Because ~ wish ber 20 lay on
Why b the lettse q IKE the suns
Racause Il = the center OF light
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
A Trick With Money.

Place, for example. on table three
pieces OF money IN this uanner:
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
Drew Q Crowd.
= once woke u2-

y once WOKE up
And found yourself famous. chr
NO. but found that ! had been at
racting considerable public attention.
| had been showing on a hotel yeranda
with my mouth wide open Louis
vile Courier Journal.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21

CA0To7IA.
a..ntA. I'm kne ysa Hss Assn bsssh
s's, : NzZzM
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21
An Esplsnstion.

Punston-See here. old chap. what do
you mean By taking my jokes and pass
ing them 81 as your own; FUNSTON
Well. you see lis this way I'm
COED nainred sort ~ fellow and don't
mind taking joke from a friend
Exchange.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21

1t takes an expert or q native to dis-
ttuguish q Chinese bank bill from
laundry ticket II the bin Is OF low de-
termination or a frecracker label II for
n large amount, the print being In req
on white or yellow on red. with much
gilt and gorgeous devices
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21

I'm sorry. old man" said the doc
tor when his patient came out Of the
ehloroform. but we had to remove
your leg to save your life
VIII get better?' asked the man
feebly.
Yes. you're all right now fou
ought TO live twenty years more
All sighed the victim. that's a
long time To live with one foot in the
grsyer'-Defroit Free Press.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1910-01-21

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doan's Regulefs operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation. 25c
Ask your druggist for them.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Selesrapbiihe Totisen.

- Wm. Mc9uinnsB, Elm 45 Sabre
alter oemotrdtiIder Warbpplititer, III
in Ren gprt srititt, als er sinen rieiis
gen 9appen, ben er aus einemS9intens
broo herausgebihen bate, perI9luden
polte.
- auf Der SitIsite in Rstp Yort lit
Soiepb &lein, elm bier Sabre alter
Gnabe, an etnem Sdnap8rauIh aeItor.
ben. SSobn Silper, Elm % Sabre alter
Better, Der oem &ino ben Wbisten qe.
geben bate, lit bes Sootialags ange.
tlagt perbaftet tporben.
Srau Glias Sbafer unb ibrs bier
Ginoer finb in glue Sprinos, 4rt.,
uuf bic 4ntlage bin perbaftet tpprben
ben 0atten Der 5rau ermorpet gu bas
ben. giner Der anaben iou Ieinen
Batter, nit 9or:piiien Der Wtutter uni
Der anoeren ainber, i'm Sdlafe erI9oi.
len baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
NnS bem HofpitaI.

Ter 90 Sabre aIie WsdasI gurman
BON Ro. 4l8 Sft 3. Strabe fieI ges
fern in benz GtnbliHsm.nt Der Banner
8otins 60. an peori unb pitt StraBe
bur4 ben DabrituhlIhd6t pom bem ers
fen Stodiperf In oas grbsefdob binob
unb 5og fi4 fhlimme MHHiirfunssn
unb aontuiionen au. Ct purbt in 1t,
nsm gusgp na4 BEN 6ofpi.dI se'
brdht.
Jrsb. Dprnbesssr, elm 80 Sabre als
ter 4rbeiitr BON Ro. 209 Brpabndn,
ftenie iih seitern NIT einer psrrent:tn
StuI i'm 6oipital Elm. CT ertldr:t,
fpGbi Ines Gireites init einem uns
besannten Monn pon lsinem Gegner
3u Boben gefhloseu fporben 3u iein.
SefftrIon Sbielos, 40 Sabre aft
unb obbdhlos, fpurbe geiiern Ibtnp
betpuBtlos ouf Dem Geilentuege Dor
benz 2aufs go. 325 Wen Court Gira.
Be lisgsno aufsefunbtn unb i'm patrois
apdaen Ro. / nnh hem 6oipitcl 1ts
brddt. 6ier fiellte Is ji4 Erous, bdb
q an ben Go!ssu zines Rielsnraiti4ts
Its.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

Gin Sieb itattste benz GtabliHes
ment bes Charles Reeb on Central
4penue urb 9ierter Strabe sinen Be-
Iuh ab unb enttpsnpete $91 aus Dem
gaib Resiiter, in ipelhem iid 500 be-
ianben. Reeb tann iih niht erildren,
tpesbaI6 Der 9isb 10 ridIintspoa mar
unb Die So in benz Cab Regiiter gu.
riidlieb.
- WG6rerb Der autider Gtorgs
Dan, Don Ro. 3798 gliitcn Mpe., g..
tern bsim 4benbefen ias, ihlih iih
Elm unbttonnt,r 1;e6 III jeln i'm Stau.
sebduoe befinoiidcS 3ilnmer unb ent.
tpenbete $32 aus eineT Goffer.
- Der Al Sabre alie !. Barton.
non go. lot Gilbert 4oe., beiuhts
eeitern feline 81 Sabre oIte Shpefter
ais3ie Barton in ibrsr Wobnung go.
1O3 MeIt Court Strabs. Die Bet
ben feiertsn bas Wieoerieben 10
griinoIi1. oaB fis fpdter nesen 3runa
ienbeit usrhaitet uno eingsipsrrt ipurs
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Nerfrubt
Gommt bic Abiase siu.5 Nelp Or.
lsani.r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mad GintiuHati.

Gus Rep Orleans niro oemelbs!,
baB proi. aleee Jortjer bic ibm angs.
tragene profshur an Der uniperIitdt
bon Cincinnati aboele6nt babe. 9rof.
5ortier lehrt an Der QuIune uniperiiz
tat in QeD Orleans romanii6e Spras
heu uno mar fir oosIcIbe ;fat in
Cincinnati Dorseieber. Der YrofsfIor
entitammt elmer dlten getp Crleauier
camille, unb er dubsrte geitsrn. odB sr
ii4 niht bosu psritehen tonne, isiR:
9etmatbitaot gu perIaiien.
prof. Dabnsp purbe geitern i6sr
bic angelesenbsit befragt uno er Gus
Berte iein Gritounen ii6er iene Mets
oung aus Rep Orleans, bic gum WiRs
esitsn psrfriibt lei, oenn offi3ieu lei
prof. 5Ortier gar riht Der poIten in
Cincinnati augstragen tporoen. grof.
0abnep iagte. bag er BEL isiner IeBs
ten 4uDefenbeit in Retp Orleans nit
prpf. Jortier uber bic QngslsgeRbet:
seiproden babe, obsr ibm teine brett:
Sfferte 9emaht babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Die Clearinghouse ANoeiation.

geitern Nbenb fanb bic SabresRrs
fammIuns Der Clearing 5ouie 4Hos
eiatton itatt. Der Ilmiab In benz am
81. Rdr5 absefdloFsnen Sabr b.trug
$1,319. .493. 100 gegen S1,261 ,354, ;
$50 i'm Sabre 1909. unb ST, ,317, ,556, >
$50 I'M Sabre 1907. Gest.rss mar
Elm Sobr GROCER profperiidt uno 1909
elm Sahr nit arifenerIheinunsen.
Die glearinsbausumidbe fir 1910
limb alio um $58. .138, $50 GROCER sez
gen bas Sa1r 1909. Die Srqaniids
ton fir bas laufsnbe Sabr erfolste
burh bic Wabl bes 5errn 0eora.
@udsnberesr gum prGiibenten, bes
5errn so. W. 9roipn gum Yiseprdiiz
benteu unb Der 5erren O. go. Wil-
liams. W. U. Common. &. !. Dapis,
Charles e. chiffon unb 20. 6. Wafjs
gum geihGFts aommittee. 6err
Wads, Der 9iseprdFbent Der German
Hational Bans, 1T elm nsues Waits
slieb. gr tpurbe an Stefle bon Qpuis
aubn ssip6blt. beHen gantbaus Iit
bstanntlif NIT Der GiinftensOritten
Hationalbant perihmolSen bat. So.
D. Duble puroe gum Gefhdftsfiibrer
tpieberssndbli.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

gebsn. Sd bin sntihlofen, Der gnsez
Isgenbett auf ben 9runo 3u geben.
rWG6renb Der lebten 3pet ooer bret
Gage itno mir 9tnge gu Obren getomz
men, Die mid perunlaBt buben, pom
&riegsbepdrtement getpiiIe Qustunft
81 perlangen - bic Gin5elbettsn iiber
oieie Sransdttioneu in ben Bbilippiz
nen. Wenn es mir gelingt, bic tpirt>
li6en 5batIo6en 81 entbiillen, Die bic
Ier Transaction gu Grunoe Iis9en,
oann tpirb bas 2anb lpabrihetnlt9
cine rieii9e l1sberraI6ung erlebsn."
Repr. Murtin i4eint Der Gnii6t gu
iein, oaB Der 3udertruit ss barauf ubz
9efsben bat bic idmmtli6en MDn6s-
Idnoereien in ben 9btlippinsn - mebr
alS 100000 4cres - gu srtperben.
Gr beutet aud an, oab Die pd4ter bes
Ganbes alImGblih bura GrAORung
Der pa6t Don Dem 2ano pertrieben
tpiiroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Sebensgefdbrlide Stihwunoe.

Der % Sabre alte 6anlep Ropot,
Sanitor Der !. Glitrittsi6uIs, unp Der
Is. Sabre aIte Shubma6er Gun
6ug6es, beioe glo. 1871 2inn StraBe
ipobrbuft. bsfanosr Iicb gsitern 2l6eno
nit 5Dei Greunoen, tpel6e duf einsn
5rahtSus lparteteH, um ais bIinbe
gufagiere cine Rsjie na4 benz Often
onsutretsn, unter Der Smith StraBe
Bride. als iie nit sfpei unbetanntsn
iungen 8uriten in Streit gsrietben
unb beioe in bic Iints Settle 9eItofen
tpurben. Die WeTsrbelhen betpertitels
tigteu bic JIuht uHo ibre Spfer purz
ben i'm patrolpaqeu 4 mad benz Sos
ipitaI sebra6t. 6isr ftsate es iia bers
aus. bab Susbes Isbensaefdbrli6 pers
lest ipcrben mar, t1abreno Ropat
nur cine unbsosuteuoe Wunoe onppns
getragen bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

gel b moro elmer Jrau II.
Nep gort, 5. Qpril. 5rau
Bertha gener, eire rei6e 8ittDe,
rpelde in Der Raubaffatre auT Dem
2anbgut Wm. 4. 9anoerbilfs Dor eis
rigen Woraten ftgurirtc, beging an
DienItag in ibrer Wobnune bel Wtns
iola, Gong SsIuno, bur6 griaieBeu
SeIbitmorb.
Die 5rau binterlteb usbere griefe,
oeren Snbalt Der Coroner ntht Be-
tannt geben iptu.
BON sinem 3uge 3erm I'm t,
Pittsburg, ga, 5. 2tpriI. SRI
Settle W2epers unb Geo. 2inoamau
fpa3ierteu U2ontag 4benD in Der Ndbe
MeperoaIe's auf bem Jog. n2ooera
qatb". Der Dsg fiibrt gu elmer sc
SUB boben Qnb0be, unter Der bic 9es
leiIs Der .. &c .. Balm ii9 befinben,
0as iunge puar Itiir3te bteie iteiIe
an60he btnab unb gerabe unter Die
Fdber zines pDriiberiauIenoen S5ra1ts
5uges, Der tie in Stiite rib.
Die Qotal Spttons W q b { II
in 90 Mt6igun.
8etroit, Mi6., 8. 2pril. aug
ben oolitdnoigen geri6ten BON Sc
Counties in Nihigan. in benen an
Ntontag 2ocal Sption>Wablsn abqez
baIten purben, gebt bsroor, baB 20
Counties rtroden" unb IS .nub" oe=
fttmmt baben. 8on ben 83 Counties
in Wihigan perben bemnu6 bon jeBt
an 40 rtroden" uno AZ .naB" iein.
Die Sniel Wfadinac bat nit 8e
Stimmen Rsbr5eit nRoB" geitimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Die Xeitbeitbeftatter
gereinisen ii6 81 elmer 9robenMftisHs
8eiellidaft, bic oas Gubrweien
fiir 8egr1bniiie fontrol.
lirfn ipirb.

Die Geihenbeitatter cSobn :. Rabel,
Sohn s. @illigan, 5rant u. Reillp,
Sobn 6. SuGlipan. arso. S. @rdB-
man, Uliaael Ditt unb ooiepb @itt,
baben ii6 geitern bur6 bic Qntpdlte 6.
Dempiep unb Heiberbirg unter Der
s5irma Queen Gitp 2jberp Gompdnp
intorporiren ldfIen.
Die @eihGfte al bieIsr 7Sirmen, be
rem Qttienfapital 100000 betrGgt,
fperben gu einem sroben 2ei6snbeitatz
terzGtabliHement nereinigt psrben. Die
eenonnten 2eidenbeitotter tperben lire
Gtdlle uufgeben, unb nur bsionbere
gureaurrdume unterbalten, in benen
iie 4uftrdge entgegennebmen, 4usitel.
lungen bon Sdrgen unb ionitigem 8e.
erbigunssmaterial porrdtbig baIter
peroen. Die 2ieferung pon 5ubrtperz
fen fir 9eerbtgungen beior9t in gu
funTt bic geftern intOrporirte Queen
Gitp Gipsrp 60.
Die obengsnannten NnpGlte ertldrs
ten, pab Tuft ieoer 2eihsnbeitatter b:r
StaOt Der Sosnforporation SntsreTe emit
segenbrings. Die 4ttisn Der neuen 9es
isnidaIt baben einen Nsnnpertb bon !:
500. Sin betannter 2si6snbeitatte,
fagts geftsrn, baB bic aombinatior
aus griinben Der Setonomis gu St1r,
be setommen lei. 5at Elm 2siaen5s:
itattsr Elm srobes gegrabniB, 10 fam
er ieltsn oeniigeno Wu9en 3uIammsE.
bstommen, unb bat er Elm toitIpieligss
unb srobes pferoemotsriaI. 10 fam
es ibm paiiiren, DdB basieIbe saselarc
ri9tstbueno i'm Stale Itebt, tpdbren.
gu man6en 3eiten nidt qsnug Wassr
unb pferoe ouf5utreiben iinb.
Gs beibt, baB Der Qsitsnbsitat:er
Sobn Z. Rdosl Der Sd0pfer Der Der
sinigune lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

Dem 38 Sabre alten Sames Gdrsp
bon Der golerain Mpenue fiel eeitsrn
8ormittag fpdhrenb Der Qrbeit an bem
&irbp Roab Ghulsebdube elm Bad
itein aus elmer 5obe bon 20 Sub anf
ben aopf. Carer erlitt cine ldipere
8opfpunbe, iofpie eine 8ebirnerihiits
terung unb tpurbe na6 benz 9oipitdl
eebra6t, no iein 3uitanb dls 5iemli9
bebsntlih beseihnet tpuroe
Die Briiflne Der Siubenten Der
Mebisin, tpefdle iih um Stellungen ais
Snterone i'm Gtabtbofpitdl, i'm gbriitz,
Speerss, 9etassbas utb in Iiibifhen
5pIpital beipetben, flnbsn am Won'
tag unb 9ien,tag itet..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Gemer.

.,nt einer lteriiebenhen Gtnlling
an GDnns uno 6igb @trdbs tam s.s
fern Elm Jtuer gum Nusbru9, ipsIdes
bur1 einen Dunien aus elmer l6tomo.
tine neruriont iporben mar. Der
Nr6nb ipurbe 0uf ein,n itilIen alarm
bin gsl6fnt. ebe nennenslpertber 6ma-
ben ongeridtes tporbtn mar.
Jn benz 4iibneritalI bts Charles
Ehnnbig an her Columbia MrsHus
nnbe ber &tnetn Gtrobe tam geittrn
infolee einss iiberbeijten Jnlubators
ein 0eutr gum Musbrud, III pslG<m
Is aassau'bt4 da4nss itr 2stsn aers