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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-13

Suftina CUNT an Charles SO. aclt-
boff, 25 BEL 106 SUB an Der Siibpit.
ede BON gelepue gtpe. uno SbiIitc
Ctr. $1,000.
George Shenber an Sreo. Shnets
Der, 49 bel 200 5uB on 8eItieits BON
Sprina 9rcpe Ipe., nDrbltf bon
Draper Str. $3333. SO.
Diaidm Shneioer an Sreb. Shneiz
Der Ii. u. bafelbe Gigentbum. 81.
Gbarles RoIenItieI an Wm. u. 3apo
Got 1856 IN 2. Wt. Brice's /. llnterab'
tbeilung $500.
Grben BON Wtihael Ginebnn, per
Sbertff, an 2enn Slatterp, 10 bel 30
SUB an Der Norbieite pom abisati
.Str., sipiiheR. SpeaHors unb 9rpao'
man. $115.
8ieieIben on ssobn g. Sh1per, JIG
bet 90 SUB an Siioisite ppn Woob'
purb Str, 120 SUB ipeItIth pcn
groaonap. $40. g
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-13
Rene 6hppthtttn


9atrid +. qurcea an Beit Gn6
g. uno 2. Company; $500.
Better gidsl an Columbia Q. unb
2. Co.; $1,000.
5rsoerid 8. MoIinte on Soutbern
Sbio 8. urb z. Co.; 5000.
Utattis Wl. Cameron an bieIsl6s;
$500.
Deter DoEf an Cottage 9. uno g.
Co.; $500.
5reb. Sdneiber an 8eOrge Shnsis
Ger; $666.
Gsorgs 80. StraFslI an price Sill
3. unb e. Company; 1920.
Clarence Stdnlep an Sit Gno 9,
". &c.; $4500.
8etiIgte Sppotbetsn.
elmer q. Diqiams an anus Ws,
Rinas; $500.
8. 6. Rpbolt an gs. 9. Cooper;
S6150.
9. W. Dentfportb on 9eit Strabs
glp. 2 9. unb 3. Co.; $500.
3Obn Rode aa Wtt. aooms y. Co.
S400.
glltert @. GObn on g. aarG; $500
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Die 3linoe.
RomaR aus bsm gusIiI&sn.
(S0rtieBuna.l

sd Dsrftebe", fa9ts i9. .RatirIi6
beitanb iie uuf elmer grtlGrung; natiirs
Gih itelte er iih bur6 cine plunps
Gnti6uIbigung bios unp risf Sis bann
CUR Silfe. Bas baben Sie gstbau?"
,Mas i6 tbur gu lpolIen sShnen oies
FEN Morgen ertldrt babe. Gr bate sus
psrii9tlid barauf gere4nst, bag ia
i6m bethlehem tperbs, es mar Elm Sam
mer, ben armen Meni9sn an3uitben.
aber I'm feiuer felbit ptIlen tpetgerte
i9 mid, ibm na63ussben. sSa lieb
ibm bic BabI, ibr feIbit bic Dabrbeit
81 geftehen ooer mir gu iiberlaHen, IS
su tbun. Dd mar fein Nuqsnblid AL
Dsrlieren; fie mar in Der Qouns, nit Der
niht su fpaBer mar. bas tonn ih sShz
nen oerfhsrn. Oscar benabm fifl febr
gut, tpie er IS in1mer tbut, tpenn i6 i'm
in bic Gnge trstbe. W&it etnem Wort,
er mar Mann genug. gu fublen, bab IS
an tbm felbit fet, Die Ba6rbeit su entz
biasn unb ntht an mir. SD umarmte
ben alteu, alien eSuneen nur Inn i'm 3u
srmutbigsn. f6ob ibn ins 3immer,
f9loB DE Sbiir hirrter ibm uno qtno
bierber. or muB iebt oamit Tsrttg iein.
llnb er III bumit fertig! 9a tDmmt er
br!"
Oscar fam nit sn.b!Sbism aopfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-13

oaB Die belitate unb perbGngniBnone
Gntbiillung Der Wabrbeit ni6t auf Der
StelIs unb i'm augenbIid gei6eben
f0nne.
rSie ftno beute unsetuObnlid ner.
pos, 2ucilIo", Sagte it1, rIafen sic
uns nab 6dufe eeber."
Rein, anttportets iis, It'd mub
mid ouran setp6bnen, NIT tbm 3i re-
ben. Sd min glsit1 beute bomit ben
lnfang MAIDEN. 8ringen sic mid 81
ibm, obsr Iafisn eie ibu mi9 nitt be-
riibren.
gtue.nt ma6te fih, als er uns auf
ii6 sutomrnen fob, aug Der llmarmung
Oscars los, beFsn llnf6bisieit, uns
aus unierer 8trlegsRbeit 81 helfeu, 5u
offenbor mar. uIs OaB man iih etnen
glugsnblid ndriiber bate tdufdlsn tone
men. Gr beutste ouI Die nteoriee Gar
tenmauer nnb bebeutste fetnen 8rubsr.
fih, ebe 2uciIla tpieosr nit ibm reoen
f6nne, babin All bsoeben. gDis reht CT
oaran tbot. Iollte fih baIo senu1 seigen.
Saum bate Sscor uns perIdifen, ols
2utilIa nuh ibm fragte. Rusent auts
iportsts, Oscar isi pteoer in's 6dus
esgangen. nm 1etnen out gu bo!en.
Der aIong ppn Gugenfs Stimme
| baIf ibr, bic GntferHung, in Der iie iih
BON ihm befanb, pbns meinen geiitano
su bershnen. Rpa INNER nlsintn
arm fsitbaItenb. itono iie itia unb res
bette ibn an.
.Rusent4, fast. 5je. lid babe Gscdr
peranIaBt, mir nit }utbeiIen, mas tr
mir Idngft bate m,ttbeiIsu foGIen, rgr
bat" fuhr ffe fort, jnOsm lie bel jsoem
Sab nah SeIbItbsblrrf6ung rang uno
ihp.r atbmete, ,sins tb0ridts 4Htipas
tbi. BEL mir entbedt; i6 rpsib Hidls. ipie
er Tie berausgefunoen bat; id bate
psrIuht iie Dor fbn gu psrbsrgsn. Sd
brdute Sbnsn MIDI gu fdesn, iposegsn
bisi. antipatbie gsyittst 1T"
glah bieien Mrr:en mot!e itt cine
IGnger. pauis, soo mid fsitsr an ii6
unb tdmpfte einsn Imm:r fhDereren
aampf segsn Die unlpiosrfteblihe ans
tipotbis, bic tpie eia JIuh nuf ibr To-
it.ts. Sn Rusent's Ueisn absr dubsrte
ith, ipdbreno CT i5r 3uborte. Der
3pang, benz .r in i5rsr 8ss.ntpart ims
mer untsrIdg, in nod frappdnterer
0eiIe oIs suppr. Tie augsn uuf ben
gobsn beFtsnb, Tdi'H Is ihm su tpieers
| itr.ben. &. au6 nur ansui.b,n.
I'D CLAUDE ih oerft:be", fubr iie
| fort, .lparum Ssco- mir uidt germ ias
a.n poIIte" - bier bisIt lie rpieoer ins
ne, pffeubar neil f: niht tpubts, tpie
Fl. Iib ausbriitsu iolts, pbns 9sfdhr
su IauFeu, ibu Su o.rIessH - mir
niht germ faasn iprlts", nahm lie tpiss
Der auf, ,tpas Sis an Iib hubeu. mas
Sie BON anbsren G,utsu unterihsi6st.
gr fiir6tete, msiu. oIbsrne SHipohe
m6ht. mid elm @orurtbeiI psgen Sis
iuT.n IoFsu. Sd 'oH1ms dber, nm
Jbnsn su iug.n, bag ih oisis SdDGds
niht iiber mid 6syr peroen lufsn nil.
| S6 babe mid itrsr ME mebr sef6dmt
oIs iest. &u6 ia bin ia unsIiidli9
unb fpIlts Spmpat6is fir Sis ilbIsH,
dnftutt -"
(SortieBund ioIQt.1
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Grunorig,ntbHmss llsbertrasHHseH.


Msoro r. 0apne on 2aura Wagns.
Got 4 un6 9beiI poH Cots /, 2 uno 3
in Qpuis 70. SrutH's lluterabtbeiIung
on 9boiioH IpeHuf. 81.
@ebitsr 6. Rpbplt an Sumss B.
litter, Got 1T in fsr 9pOe part I'm
terubtbsiIung, $500.
Wsolie gri,bin on qatrid s. 9urs
cen, 2ots Is uno q in 6. 8. aDsrg's
rnterabtbi!ung. 81.
emma r. Utcssntnre an SuTur e.
Deaf, Got Is in emma 3. RcSntpres
llntsrabtbetIuns. $50.
80. u. 5uitor, RadIuBpsrtpultsr, an
aorou o. Stofit, 4.88 4cres 2ano IN
Settion 9 in Golsrain Iornfbip.
$215.
Senrn Tssper an 8ernburb Shdfer,
58 Bel 100 Ruff an Der Siiofeite Der
Gaftrn &psrus. lob Jub tpsftli4 bon
grotpn Gtrab:. 81
Usarp anorr an gborlss unb aouiid
Bihmann, 25 BET 100 CUB on Der
GiiDi.its Der 9onabue Strabe. 81.
Bouts R. Qubberi on 9sna sunlcr.
Got 9 in gsni. 8. Gor's lluisrabtbsis
lung. 81.
glsftpr 6. Grant on Sobn SO.
Grant, elm Stud adnb an Der Gutter
StruB. in ssttion q non Columbia
Soipnihip. 81.
Reitor 6. 8rant an Sirnm 9.
Grant, 131 bsi 178 5uB on Der Siios
oItsgde BON Obierpatorp uno Gutter
Strabe; ferner Elm Stiid 2nnb IN Set.
tion q in Columbia Sopnfhip. 81.
gl.Ttor 6. Grant an Nahlon 6.
Grant, 80 bel 200 auF an Der Sfi.
ieite BON Gutter Ctr. 331 5ut fiibIih
BON Observatory Roab; besgleiheH sin
bornnitoBsnoes Tract 2aHD, 81
Woblon e. Grant an Reitor 6.
GTant, gin Sraet 9dnb on Der Glib
oftede BON Grant Gtrabe unb Sbfsr.
patorn aps. 81.
| geftpr g. grdnt an Reaie S.a9roi.
| Ter. So BEL $50 CUB an Der Sitieits
| BON Gutter Str. $500.
| 5rsS. Boiling an Geores o. aubi'
mann, 80 bel 100 SUB on Der Weit.
ieite BON Ouilanb 4pe. ST..
| Moris +. weriel an Gbcrles g.
lJerris, 30 bel 103 Gub an 5erIGtl
ape. 81.
/ Jruu eSbd Glote an Charles aeps
pert, 25 bel 100 SUB an Der Sftieii.
Don DbeeIer Str. $40 Sub fiibIif
BON Marner Ctr. ST..
/ 3. m. Ridmonn an 5arrn 60
lGhlueter, Cots Is unb g In MiLls
In. aleiu's 3. llntnabtb. In GGtlen
1880.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-13

aus benz SduIe seldufsn. Seine Grs
i6eiuung trus bic Spuren elmer aufs
regung, bic mir iasten, baB etpas lln@
erpartetes ibn perbinbert baben miifIe,
Iitb gegen 2uciIla aussufprehen.
yfugsnt reoete tbn an
Run, mas siebt's", frugte er. ~Sait
8u ibr bic Wabrbsit seIaetg"
sd babe es oeriuht."
r8eriu6t9 8as ptIft 9u oumtt
1assn?"
Oscdr idlans feiuen arm um ben
!6al8 Ieines 8ruoers unb lebnte ietnen
&opf an feline Shulter, obne ein Bort
su anttpprten.
Sect ri1tete i'd meiusrisits cine
5ruge on t6n.
.6at 2uciua fih 9stusigert sic an
5ub6ren?" frugte i'd.
oRsin."
.6at fie irgenb ettpus 9eiust Ober
gethan -.
gr bob ben &ppf pun Der Stultsr
Ieinss 8ru0ers unb untsrbral mid,
nod ebs id meiue 5pdge 6senoer tOnRs
te nit ben Wprten:
rSie brdu6su fitb ipegeu 2uciId's
teine Gorge gu MAIDEN; ibrs Reusisrbs
1T bsfriebigt."
SIT iis aud in ge3us uuf Sis Be-
frieotgt?"
Gr IieB Ieinen aopf rptsber ouf fsi'
mes 9ru6ers ShuIter ituten uno ants
iportete nit f6ipaher Stimme: BOIL
tommen befriebigt."
9tugsnt unb ih faben siHunber fdfs
iun9slos an. 2ucilla bate alIes ges
bort, obns baB ibr @srbGItutb gu tbm
i'm Wtiroeitsn sslittsn bate? 0isies
ungIdubIih eIiitIihe Rsiultut bdtte er
uns mit3utbstIen uno er tbdte ss nit
Der Miene zines 8ebemiitbtgtsn, in eis
r1em psrspetfelten 9on? Rugent rib
bic 8e0ulh.
rWa6e Elm Gnbe nit bieIsr Wpith
fitation", iagts sr, inosm CT Oscar un'
faRft BON Iid itisb. sd psrIangs etn'
flare Gnttport auF cine flare 5rds.
Sic tpeiB, baB Der Sunss on bic GbaE
gstIopft uno gefru9t bat, ob Der bInus
WIann gu 6auis isi. BsiB Tjs. mas Der
unoerIhdmts 8eugel odrtt gsmsInt
bat? Sa obsr Rein?'
.Sa."
rDsiB fie, baB 9u Der ~bIou'
marn" biit?"
vRsin."
rgesin!!! Dsr m.int iis Oenu, bat
ss isi2"
Sn BEN augenbIid, no er bisis Sra
ge tbat, sridisn Quctla an Der 9aus'
tbIr. Ulit siHem iu6snosn 4usorud
IisB lie ibrs bIinben Qugeu umber'
Ibpsifsn unb risf Iaut: rOscor!
Warum bait Gu mid oLIein ssIofsu'
Do bift DUP"
Oscar rpanbte ii6 5ittsrno na6 isi'
nsm 8ruoer I'm.
lin 8ottesniusn! @erssib' mir
Rugsnt!" idgts er, .iis mstHt, 81
| fsisft e."
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Der Rfeine @eiger.
Bon SSrmo b. Sroa. .@Orostpani.

Sn elmer groben belrtiden Staot
neib ih elm it]ones Sans, IN benz
ih monh gIiidIineStlln0e meines Se'
bens perbradt. gtidJt nlitten I'M 8e'
tDiihIe oes Sdliiermeeres tit es gele'
aeu, ior0ern uuberhdIb ees Stdot'
thores bort, rpo Dor et1pa oreiBlg Sab
rem nod tieier GSol6 eeitanoeH. p8ar'
ten" miro oieies BON alisgeoeb1ten
gldsen unb breiteu StrcBeu ourd}.
itmittene 8eblet nIrrnebr geHonut.
aber nidlt in 5ierlther Gultiir nuo
alluit bIift es Dem geiuher iiberaa
eutaeaen: an maHhen SteIleH merit
es nod oie alte gradt uno itolse
@iiroe 6es eiHitigeH g8aIOes auf
Scenes, init Der fleinen @eid1Idlte,
Die id bier er5abIeu iUili, oertpebte
Srilf oes @artens fnltn teinen an'
iprlh oaraui erbebeu, oh ieiHer aroes
artigen Ianoptrtbld3aftItdleH Hei3e
geriihHIt slt Derben, inunerbiu lit es
BON IiebIifem, oem 9uae Dobltbuen'
Sem 8riin geitnuuft, oon friid,er, er.
quidenber 2uFt burhpsbt unb pon fpes
niger Wenihen beinlgeild]t aIs on.
oere Rartieu oe5 aIsgeoebHten Gar
tens.
Sin Der i6u1alen Gbnlfiee. Die bic.
ies Serrnin ourdihlanaelt. Iiegt oas
Saiis, Gil peIhem bic Grinneuing
mid beiite sliriidfiibrt. cSn griehi.
ihem StiIe NIT feinem @eidyurad er.
baut, Die 8or6erfront oein ariinen,
luftigen Same sugefebrt, burh lin.
sdunung lluo id)attige gartanIagen
bon ben gtodbnrbnuiern aetrenIlt, er.
hebt es iih IN idnudIuier, eoier Gin.
| fndheit.
sSin Sriiblina, ipenn Die Iinoen2iiT.
te brrd, ben groben 8arten iueber
irnb bic HoIenbdmre unb SedeH im
bic 8iQa ibreu eittsiidpuoen 2uft per.
breiten, bann fIingen bon nIlen gden
bes Snities Beiang lub Saitenipiel
oltrh Die iueiteeoffneten ,SenIter. lie
fhoniten uub iiiBeften aI1nse nber
tonen, nid}t alien 8oriiberaehenoen
pernebmbar, BON Der Riifieite br,
bic frei an einen ooen, innoigen 9au.
| p!as itoBt.
@enige ooftcu oarun, ibre Shrit.
te 0orthin 5u leflfen. Sur elm flei.
ner ainoertpaaen iuuroe, nH ipeiten
IlnrmeIplabe fr0bIih ipieIenber ann.
ben llno Wio1den ooriiber, t1glib oa.
] hfuroIlt. 3ns bclbipiidlfige Waaod)en,
bos ben 2Sagen Ieitete, frabte Itets
pieoer bon bnnnen, ndf)ben es fir
benielben Elm BIdsfen i'm SdJotte:l
bes 5nuies gefiinoen Inb nllerlei
| Steind)en. graier imo @l1tter ouf
| Dos 8etthen i'm Snnern oes @aeens
| geIegt bate.
| Gns erregte gar ielr meine Reu.
| lierbe iinb einrnaI, ais id) tpieoer Inn
bie Wittoes3eit hetuHipdrts idlenber.
tie, gtng if fiigs nuf bos tpin5iec
8naeneebditbe lps, Inn einen feden
gIid auf Seiien itiIlen Snfafien gu
fperien, Der bier t1glid, fir lunge
Il Stlinben Der gtnianlfeit anper.raiIi
Iipliroe. 2eiie fhIih i'd, mid INN biz
gde iino if,ob oas CRIME 5uf, bas
pom @ngenOahe berabbing, bebiriionl
5ur Geite.
Il Ia fab ih aif bem NIT groBae'
. bIunitem sfattlm iiber3oeenen stiier
einen blonoen a1nbenfopf Iiegeu, Il
ipcib inlb bleih, nIs Idge cine Gnps
rsasfe xber Dem 8eiid)then. Oil
gliieer iDoreH gdhloiien itnb Ieiiei
Mtbe11 befpegte fnlIn benerfbor Di,
1lGGHGen usb RaimAiGel 0es fleiner
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9euss eebem,

nsu. froft eiue ipobltbdfig. Qnrsgung
Der Sbdtigteit bts Mosens. Der atbsr,
Der HitrsR unb idmmtIidsrlln.erIsibgs
Grgane bstuirien bic ali beriibmtsn Gi.
gernur6s afGutsrs pilIen. Tng qr0bte
beutIds 5tilmittsI. pslhss aus beln
reinen Saft Der b.iltrdFtigFten pflona
5.n bon ben .brtpiirbissn ct. gsrnosbs
griibern erfuHbtn purbs, In BET 6ro.
niiher 9eritOpfuns unb linperhonIifs
ttit BITE R0nigin ollsr Ulebisinsn. als
9lutreinisunsssMi In es uniiber.
trtfflif. Die Gt. 9srnorbsssrluttrs
ptasn llno In nlienapOibstsn su babsa.
U. q.
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26. 9apitsI.
CT 3tigt lid DEN 8erb ait
,;EEsr ASsu

Gr 5tigt lid ben 8sr 3 altS
niffsn gsDa6ien.
gsi biefem iiberraihenosH, 10 ploss
lid in peniqsn Dorten sntbuutsu Be
tenntnib DerIOr felbIt Der euti6IOHene
Rugent ale SeIbitbeberrfhung; tt
ftieB einsn S6rei aus. ben 2ueiIa bors
te. Sic punbte fih in Dem GIduben.
baB Oscar ben Sdrsi auseeitoBeH
babe, iofOrt mad uns I'm.
.Qb, bu bift Gu>~ risf lie aus.
.0star, Sscor, mas 9ait 9u nur
beute?"
Oscar mar uufdbig 81 antpOrten.
Gr tonnte rur fsinem 8ruoer siueu
Flsbenbeu Bid 3utperfen, als 2ucilIa
fih uns nGbsrts. Der ftumne Dor'
tpurf, nit tpel6em giugeRt's Bid fein
8eteuntuib beunttpOrtsts, battle ben Isss
ten Rsft ieiner WibsrftanbstraFt s.bros
den, sr tpeints fin ME Gin metb an
Rugent's 8ruFt.
Giner mubte bas aIgemeine S6ipeis
gen brshen; ih sntihIob mid boSu.
rGs 1T nifts, li.bes GinS. Iaate
ib, inoem i6 gu 2uciua trut. yWir
gingen eben ON SGl's pOriiber unb
Cscar tam beruussetouieH, uI uns
bineinsuboIsn."
Wtstns gtgiitiguuesn ma9tsu fis nur
nod unruhieer.
.uns?" tptbsrbpIts fis. sDsr iit
benn bel ShRsn?~
sQugsnt."
2uf Der StslIe ssists Iih bic Wirs
flung bss ungIiidli6eu RibD,rftGubs
uifies, gu rpelhsm Oscar iie perlettet
bate. Sic ipurbe tootenblsi6 BEL benz
fir iis eHtfesIihen 9eoantsu, bab fih
Der Manu init benz blaueu 9efi6t in
ibrer unmtttsIbursn Rdbe befinbe.
r9rirgen Sic mid 10 ndhe on ibn
teran, bab id nit i9m rebsn fam, ober
obns i'm beriibrsn 3u miiiTen". fIiiftsrt.
lie mir 3u. sd babe eeb0rt, tpis er
ausIebt. 8, tpenn fie ihr fdben. fpi.
ih i6n in Dem mid umgsbenoen 9nns
TEL fsbs! 2ber ih mub um Sscar's
ipilien NIT isinsm 8ruber reben."
Gle ergrifF msinen 4rm unb soe
mid bi6t an iid beruu. Dus bate if
Idgen, mas bate ih tbun folIen2 Sd
tpubte mir tpeoer in benz ginen, nod ir
osn 4nbsren 3u rathen. SD ridtets
meine glide DON 2ueiIu duf bic 6siosr
griiber. Du itunb Der ffipdds Oscar
iibertpdltigt BON Der oemiitbigenber
Gage, in tpeld. er fih felbft benz Weibs
| geeeniiber, bas CT heiratben follt., uni
Dem 9ruoer ses.niiber, ben .r Iiebte
gebraht bate. llnb neben ibm ftdni
Der ftorte Nuesnt, isin.r felbit polIfom,
men 5err, f.inen 8ruber init benz arn
umihlingenD. nit erhobenem 6uup
unb NIT erhobensr 5dnb, bic mir cir
3eidsn CAB. Su fhtpeissn. or bottt
Reht. Sd brai6te nur 2ueila's De,
lfi9t anauisssu. Nm MID au ;iberasassH
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-09-23

ANNUAL statement Of tho Michigan
Millers Mutual Insurance Company of
Lansing, In the State Of Michigan on the
31st day Of December, 1910. made to the
Insurance Superintendent OF the State Of
Illinois pursuant TO law.
ASSETS
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-09-23
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual statement Of the Michigan
Millers' Mutual Insurance Company OF
Lansing. In the State Of Michigan. on the
Insurance Superintendent OF the State of
Illinois pursuant e Inv:
Real estate owned by the com.
pany .............. .........$ 100000
Loans on bonds and mortgages
and interest due ana &C.
,crued thereon. $3.50: 1s2,107.b2
Market value OF bonds ana
Collateral loans. .............. 100000
Cash IN office and bank..,.:.:. l97.009.04
Interest on bonds and collat-
eral loans. ................ S.072.A
otoss CouTbe VI
collection ................... 15S.553.l9
Total cash assets. ......... ,123.1 1850
Total premium or deposit
notes and contingent liabil-
Ny .................... 2,12S.033.S4
=.
Gross assets. .......".......SS25 '204.N
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-23
NEW SYSTEM AT STATE PRISON
Advancement and Reduction Inaugu-
rated by Warden Baker.

Advancement and reduction in
grade are the order of the day at
the state prison. The inmates are
taking as keen an interest in the new
order of things as is Warden Baker,
says the Reno Gazette. who has up
set nearly all ~preeedents and institu-
ted a new system altogether.
The fact that there has not been
a single escape. or attempt at escape
since he took charge of the institution
is evidence that his ideas seem TO be
working out we'll. This is a fact to
be taken in conjunction with an
other, namely the prisoners are given
greater freedom than eve before.
They are put upon their honor and
their word has neve been broken.
But the dark cells are still put in
occasional use. for some of the prison.
ers are of the incorrigible class and
must be punished like bad children.
Within a few weeks the new uni
forms will arrive and then the rivalry
for promotion will grow more keen,
for the prisoners will be placed in
three grades, the good. the medium
and the bad. The last named will
wear the conventional stripes and
have few privileges. the second class
men will be even more privileged
than the prisoners were hitherto and
their clothing will not be such a glar-
ing trademark of the convict. while
the first class prisoners will have a
semi-military uniform and will be
given enlarged liberties dependent
upon a continuance of good conduct.
Under the new system, Warden
Baker is finding a great deal more
work is obtainable from the prison
ers, that liberty is not begotten
license and that sullenness has prac-
tically disappeared. The prison has,
in fact, become what a reformatory
is supposed to mean.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-23

CONTINUED from page one.)

of. and the claim for compensation
six months from the occurrence OF
such accident causing the injury, or
in case of death, within six months
from the time of death; provided al
ways, that the want of. or any de-
feet or ~inaceuraoy in. such notice
shall not be a bar TO the maintenance
of such proceedings if it is found in
the proceedings for settling the claim
that the employer is not ~prejudiced
in his defense by the want, defect or
~inaccuracy, and that such want. de-
feet or inaccuracy was occasioned by
mistake Or other reasonable aus
Notice in respect of an injury under
this act shall give the name and ad-
dress of the person injured. and shall
state in ordinary language the cause
of the injury, If known, the date at
which is was sustained, and shall be
served on the employer. or, If there
is more than n employer, upon one
of such employers. The notice may
be served by delivering the same to
or at the residence or place of bust
ness of the person upon whom 1t is to
be served, or the notice may also be
served by post, by a registered letter
addressed to the person on whom it
is to be served at his last known
place of residence or place of bust
ness and if served by post shall be
deemed to have been served at the
time when the letter containing the
same would have been delivered in
the ordinary course of post. and in
proving the service of such notice ii
shall be sufficient to prove that the
notice was properly addressed and
registered. When the employer is a
body of persons. natural or artificial.
the notice may also be served by de-
livering the same at, or oy sending
1t by post in a registered letter ad-
dressed to the employer at the office,
or. If there be more than one office,
any n of the Offices of such body.
Sec. 5. The amount OF compensa-
ton in case death results from in
jury, or for death a%eeruing within
five years as a result of injury, shall
be:
fa) If the workman leaves any
person or persons who at the time OF
the accident were wholly dependent
upon his earnings a sum equal TO his
earnings in the employment of the
same employer during the three
years next preceding the injury, or
the sum of two thousand dollars,
whichever of these sums is the great
err. but not exceeding in my case
three thousand dollars; provided,
that the total sum of any weekly
payments made under this act shall
be deducted from such sum; and if
the period of the workman's employ
ment by the same employer has been
less than the said three years, then
the amount of his earning during the
said three years shall be deemed to
be nine hundred and thirty-six times
his average daily earnings during the
period of his actual employment
under the same employer;
OBJ If the workman leave only
person or persons who al the time of
the accident were partly dependent
upon his earnings, a sum equal to
so per oent of the amount payable
under the foregoing provisions of
this section:
(c) If the workman leave nc per-
son at the time of the accident who
was dependent upon his earnings, the
reasonable expenses of his medical
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-23
Tho Henson.

Friend Fishing for a olgar.) Hello.
old chap. Your cigar smells good.
But why has it a black band around
it?"
Old Chap. I'm mourning for its
brother"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-04
PAGE FIVE

defray the expense of his own agri-
cultural schools
Thirdly, it seems that the train did
cost the taxpayers a considerable
sum. Cali the figures relative to the
cost are not at hand as yet," says
Prof. Soule. Evidently, the figures
don't travel as fast as the train did.
wish my own eXpense-accOunts were
as slow, in coming in. But the Pro-
lessor thinks he is safe in saying that
the cost to the State will not be over
$1,000. If those bills have caught
the habit Of most other bills, they are
going to jar Professor Soule, when
they do come in.
But there is one thing that would
require to know
Under what clause of the Constitu-
ton will the Legislature appropriate
the money to pay for that College-on-
Wheels and the incidental expenses
of that idea-sca ttering experiment?
Professor Soule has assured my
young friend, Johnnie Hayseed, that
the train cleft a hundred new and
useful ideas in the communities Wis
tied" Let us hope so, Johnnie If
seventy-fve of these new ideas have
COIue-LO-SCdy, ana the communities
get seventy-fve new ideas next year,
from the same source; and then sew
enty-five more the year after; and so
ON, from year to year, for ten years,
each Of those happy communities will
have received $50 new ideas.
And when $50 new ideas all get to
work, at the same time, in those
communities visited" won't there
be - but I get off here
T. E. w.