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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

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bile i,sbsn lisB.
- Charles DoIf alias Clarence
Dithrpsp, fpeIter tpeeen grdnbftifs
tuna BEN 8eriht uuter $1,000 gtir1s
Ihuft iibsrtpiefsu tpuroe. toHnte Die
D.rIansts girgftoft ntdt HELEN uno
puros bem Gountp 0eFdnsHiB ibe-s
pieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

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notbtse 9ilfe.
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Strabe, Bellevue, fiel in elm aellsrIo6
uno brad brei Rippsn.
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ausgeIhlofen.
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nuug ibrer Wtutter, 5rau Gath. Rob
Ter. 9tp. GIG 3peite apeuue, 0apton,
gebraht.
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Rosbler's Yart. ON 5ube Der Boone
Strabe, an bem fih Serren uno Dua
men bon gslIeous, Reipport uno Gopz
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baben fit fpIgsnbe 9omeR peroient
gemoht: 9alsntin, Roebler, Rartpsa.
0prnting, 2smte, Utebmann, Bed
mann, 8ots, 8osbtsnbsrs, GIsorp,
Sohn unb gonhdio.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
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Wten's Club unD Der gelIepue Belfare
Iffociatton behufs 9erstnigung IN ge.
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fiel eiue 5repps binab uno erIitt etnen
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
Wuslan0- Selegrapb
5intsr ameritanii6en
G hDinolern Der.

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Ppli5ei fdbnoet auf eiHen amert'dnl.
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8ictor Garter 9oit nennt uHo gertres
ter elmer Observation-Disclosures bon
California ieiu tptn. Der 6auner bat
i'm Rheinlano burh ben 8ertauf
Dertbloier attien lsihisldubigen leus
ten unssfdbr $4,000 Wart absetRDpft
uno foa unter oem Yamen Otto
Siraub du6 in dnperen 1beilsn bes
Rsihss operirt babsn. 4ls fein muthz
mabliher Spiebaei.ae iit EN- oSnoes
nieur Ramens Willidm Bird perbafiet
Dorben.
3a6lreiae gerpunbungen
BET bsutf d tf6ehis
fhem Hampf.
mieu, %. csuli. - Gin bluiiaer
4onfiiit bat iih in Wircis, Ssiierreihs
Sdieiien. abgefpielt. Witsliebsr bes
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Deutiheu 3ufammen. Nls iid, um
srDberes unbeil su perhiiten. poiiaiiten
unb 9enbarmerie einmifhtn. sriffen
bic Gfhehen bic Siherbeitsmanns
fhaften an Grit nuhhem piele 9ers
buftungen porgenommen porten ma.
rsu, fonnte Die Ruhs uisoerb.rssi..ut
DeroeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

Charles 6. 9dpis BON Der 6. &c 8.
Sabn, Der Dor einieen 5dgen bon Ell
TEN 3use seT6leubert ipuroe uno cine
G,ebirnerIhiitterung erlitt, lit cine
Menpung gum 8eheren etnaetreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
Yaltesefte Anse6ote.

stHaebpic rpcroeu eutGegenger0mmeH IN Der
Cffice nes staoicgerts bon Iemport. So, DIS
JIM l. ahisIlt 1911, Datiags II ubr. 'iir Elm
EHGutum BON nit 9lei Gbu5O9eHem aabeT rnr
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Sidbtclfrf5.
Sin beQnubgtcr Gbci i'm geiraae ucu 5euu
Jrp3eHt oe5 GHgehpEs mus ieoesB aHgen1t
teiIIegPH.
Ia8 General Council hebdlt Fh oas neDt
boz, eiH ooer ate AHaebote 3u pernerfeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

Wttn 70. sJh!'. DIE Nborbnuna
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
YER Heue prdfiosnt bes
abgeerbnetenhaufts
ess Reihsratts.

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The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
DoDE FISHER
is DISCHARGED

Dode Fisher was adjudged sane
in the county court Saturday after
an examination lasting tne greater
part OF the day. His wife was the
complaining witness. Following his
discharge from custody the defend
ant declared his intention of filing
a complaint against his wife, whom
he has charged with being insane
since his own arrest.
The charges made against Fisher
are the elimination of numerous
made by the wife in the
past two years. when she has fire.
quently appealed to the police, al
leging that her husband had threat
ened to kill her.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
HUSBAND LEFT
TO HIS FATE

Believing that it is only just that
her husband, Perry Brewington, be
made to pay the penalty for bigamy
With which he is charged in Reno,
New, Mrs. Lou Brewington of Eaton
has returned home. Mrs. Brewington
went to Nevada to meet her two
sons, who are in the navy and who
proposed a reunion at Reno. White
there she discovered her husband.
and learned that he had married a
Mrs DeRemer last July. At first
she did not intend to inform on him
bu: when the supposed wife sent a
Methodist minister to plead her
cause, Mrs. Brewington determined
to let the law take Its course. Mrs.
Brewington says the wife No. , was
an old acquaintance in Missouri ano
is wealthy.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
GREELEY SPUDS FATTEN
CkOSS-COCNTR1 HlkEle

Three gloomy cheers for a vege-
table diet, and some merry denunci-
ations of beef-these are the appar-
ent incongruities that one could
hear Friday at the Albany hotel
Denver, where the experimental
brothers, Jesse and Warren Buffun,
were discussing their experiment.
THESE brothers are engaged in a
walking trip across the continent
for the purpose of enabling Harvard
university to ascertain the relative
merits of meat and vegetable diets.
The beef-eater yesterday was look
ing thin and happy: the vegetarian
was comparatively fat, but he did
not appear to be very much pleased
with his side of the bargain.
The hotel chef has been busy pre-
pairing specialties for the vegetari-
an--his hardest task being the prep
aration OF baked Greeley potatoes
hree times day The carnivorous
brother had made no trouble, for
he eats what he likes, and orders
from the regular menu.
Compare the food consumption of
the brothers for one day The vege-
tartan had for. breakfast three bak-
ed Greeley potatoes, glass
coffee and milk in equal propor-
tions,, and toast; for luncheon three
more potatoes, five stalks of celery.
mashed turnips, whole wheat bread
and more coffee and milk: for dln-
ner. baked beans without pork.
brown bread and glass Of milk.
The meat-eater had for breakfast
ham and eggs and coffee; for lunch
con, half of fried chicken, one
baked potato. bread and butter and
coffee; for dinner. blue points on
the hall shell, porterhouse steak, an
other baked potato. bread and but
ter and glass of milk.
The brothers will resume their
long walk this morning. During
their Journey the meat eating broth
er lost Is pounds, while the vege-
tartan more than held his own.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
FeIAI CLUB MEETING
Il IN HEAR that WELD
/ BEETS WIN $1,000 TROPHY
.hv Son Of Hi Timothy Of Greeley
/ WorId-..Lower Rate To Galveston
[lor.ed By The Club---Chautauqua
1, Fndcrsed-.-Many Matters Of Inter-
Refore Club In Long Session.

periences in dairying. He advocated
the keeping of good milch cows by
farmers as the best insurance
against going in the hole" in bad
years.
Committees Report
The reports of the chairmen of
the various committees were inter-
esting and indicated conclusively
that the directors were getting busy
C. ]. Crockett. chairman of the
membership committee, reported 81
new members in the last three weeks
and asked that each of the $50
members of the organization try to
secure at least one new member
thus doubling the list, President
Petrikin emphasized this request in
later remarks. and asked that this
challenge be accepted by every mem
ber and that each member consider
himself committee Of one to secure
one more name on the list.
The following resolution relative
to the lower freight rates was adopt
ed:
Endorse Rate Fight
Whereas, the Greeley business
men are unitedly opposed to unnec-
essarily high transportation charges,
which unduly increase the general
cost of living.
Resolved; That the Commercial
club of Greeley heartily endorses
the movement of the Denver news
papers to procure lower freight
rates from the Atlantic seaboard and
Galveston to Colorado, including the
common points from Trinidid. Colo.
to Cheyenne, Wyo., and that it COM
mends the action of the Denver
Chamber of Commerce. which has
the distinction of representing the
largest city in the state. in endors-
ing this movement at its recent pub
lie meeting"
Another resolution relative to the
state railroad commission and a
public utilities commission was re-
ferred to the transportation com
mittee to report back at the next
meeting.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
BETTER ROADS.
ADVERTISING.
THEME OF CLUB
"eid county Commercial Club Con.
'ehcs in Greeley Appoints
Committee on Advertising.

Good roads talk occupied much of
the morning session of the Weld
nty Commercial club, which is
holding forth in Greeley today. No
definite action was taken however.
committee was appointed to con-
fer with the county commissioners
with view to obtaining the legal
10 mill appropriation for adver-
tising purposes, which it is hoped to
expend in exploiting the county's re-
sources.
A resolution was passed endors-
ing the special advertising train
which is to be run throughout the
east this winter in the interest of
Colorado
The county commercial club is
composed of two delegates from
each local club in the county, and
today's meeting was attended by
representatives from the clubs at
Ault, Fort Lupton, Greeley, kersey,
Pierce and Platteville. They are in
session this afternoon, but the COM
mittee, comprising President ST
John, S. Nj. Edgell, Walter Spencer
w. A. Rosencrans and I. Rothschild,
will not be able to get hearing
from the commissioners on their
proposition in time to report at the
present meeting.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
DR. ELLA MEAD ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE

For the fourteenth time DIR. Ella
Mead was elected the president OF
the Epworth League at the seml-ah-
nual election which was held Friday
evening. The other officers elected
were Leslie Tuck, first vice, Herbert
Mann, second vice: Alice Yardley
third vice: Carrie Euge, fourth vice.
j. TRULY Cameron, treasurer; Rob-
ert Candlin. secretary; Ruth Smlth'
organist and Winifred Rugh, chor-
ister The business meeting was
followed by social with an anus
ing program given by Suhoohne.
babies. witches. ghosts ana BETSY
ladies'. There We're over loo young
people present
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
ONE LOST;
ONE TIED
BY TEAMS
GREELEY SQUADS BOTH PLAY.
ED OUT OF TOWN
A GREELEY GAME
Two High schools Have Played
Each Otter to Tie Before
and Have Made Good
In Other Games

The result OF the gridiron battles
Saturday in which the two Greeley
teams participated are causing the
fans toy 9pd grief by turns. The
Greeley hEh team didn't do quite
a. well over at Longmont as was
expected, getting 25 to defeat
chalked up against them. Coach
Horn and his Normal high gladi-
ators covered themselves over with
glory at laramie, Wyo., getting an
even break, the game ending 0 to o,
All local followers OF the sport
are comparing the two teams and
another zane to decide which is
the best team is the only thing that
will satisfy Greeley fans The
down town school supporters have
a number of excuses to offer why
the game played between the two
teams last month was a tie. King
was out Of the game and Harry
Balch was not at his best, also they
think over confidence and under
estimating The Normal team had
lot to do With the game.
Before the game the only people
who would concede the Normal
team an outside chance was Coach
Horn and mis- players. Aside from
this game The Normal boys have
made a remarkable record so far
this season. In the Longmont game
there was not boy on the team
who had ever been in regular
game before. Longmont was held
to a 80 to s score. The eight points
credited to Normal was made on
genuine football and not on any
nuke or covered tumble. Greeley
high failed to score on Longmont.
Fort Collins beat Longmont, Lara
m,e beat Fort Collins and then fail
cd TO score against the Normal high
so any way you figure it Coach
Horn has a wonderful team, espec-
iallv when it is taken into consid-
Grafton that he only has squad OF
twenty candidates, and every one
green. -,
ALTHOUGH both teams have full
schedules for the rest of the season
local supporters of the teams pre-
far ia see change made that will
allow the cams to meet again and
settle this natter of which aggre-
cotton is to claim local supremacy.
:, goes Without saying that the
cate receipts would easily double
any other game to be played here
this fall.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
DRY LANDERS
OPTIMISTIC

I. S. Griffin of Keota was in Gree
ley Monday and is optimistic about
the future of that district. He says
the prospects are better than this
time last year and that much of the
land has been put in fall wheat. On
the Chicago ranch. owned by j. S.
Freeman. there is 500 acres of fall
wheat which looks fine. The farm
ers of that section have been dem
onstrating the dry farming methods
OF cultivating the land during the
summer months to retain the mois-
ture and find ii more satisfactory
than the old methods. While the
crops were failure in some places
this year. the ranchers seem deter
mined to try it another season and
the rumor that they are leaving
their homesteads is untrue. Many
of the men have been at work In
the harvest in other parts of the
county. but the women and children
have remained at the ranches.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
Colorado City Dry

trict Judge j. w Sheafer has de-
cided that Colorado City went dry
at the last election by three votes.
The vote announced after the judge
had thrown out ten votes as Illegal
from the ballot boxes brought into
court. stood: 739 in favor of anti
saloon territory, 736 against. At
torneys for the saloon men say they
will appeal to the higher court.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
A Household Medicine

cures colds is Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. Mrs. Anna Pelzer,
1926 Jefferson ST.. So. Omaha, Neb.,
says: II can recommend Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound as a sure
cure for coughs and colds. 1t cured
my daughter Of bad cold and my
neighbor, Mrs. Benson. cured her
self and her whole family with Fol
eys Honey and Tar Compound.
Everyone in our neighbOrhOOd
speaks highly of it, Gilbert Bros.
g stores,, Park Place, Opera
House block and Sterling Block
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
Wallace will make you $500
panel folder for $2.95 per dozen for
a short time only
Wants to Find Brothers

Wishing to locate her two broth
ers. Edgar and Eugene Wylie, who
must be found before their father s
estate can be settled, Mrs. Blanche
Custis of Peoria. Ill, has written to
d. F. Camp. the marshal. The let
ter states that the boys left home
seven years ago and have not been
heard from since but are supposed
to be in or near Greeley. Their
father has died and the estate cam
not be settled until the missing sons
are located
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
Family Reunion

Fl. j. Houston was the inspiration
of family dinner which was given
last Friday evening at his home.
The gathering was celebration OF
the birthday anniversary of Mr.
Houston, and the entire family OF
children and grandchildren came
home for the evening. A fine birth
day dinner was served and a jolly
evening followed. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Houston and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Ed Houston
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Voris
and family. and Miss Irene Houston.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
League Social mt Kersey

Kersey. Nov, THE young
people OF the Methodist church o,
Kersey held business meeting anu
social Monday evening at the ho'he
of MIR and Mrs. j. p. Romans.
After the business session the even
ing was spent with games
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
Residence Nearing Completion

Fort Lupton. Nov. 1.-THE new
residence being built by o. F. Nc
kinnie close to town is nearing com
pletion. The house is a nine room
modern structure with wide veran-
da. Handsome grounds will be laid
out with small lake and the whole
made into an ideal country home.
Mr.. Mckinnie is a retired mining
man.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
Romance on f4omeSteads.

Num-, Nov 6-For the fifth time
within the year a wedding resulted
because of an acquaintance estah-
lished between homeSteaders on ad-
Joining claims when Thomas Met
calfe and Miss Ada Kennedy. living
west of this town. decided to be
married.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09

For coughing. dryness and tick
ling in the throat, hoarseness and
all coughs and colds, take Foley's
Honey and Tar compound. Contains
no opiates. Gilbert Bros, Three
Stores-Park Place, Opera House
Block and Sterling Bldg.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
-Anc.I Man Celebrates.

windsor, Nov. 6.-Instead of in
,,.,na friends of his own age to help
Nv ,,,o, celebrate his eighty-second
,'int,day nim, Robert Harris, an old
uannar w, ,n" asked six girls under ten
.rappe, rp nF age TO his birthday din
yea yea Mr. Harris lost both legs re-
me-, through accident and goes
o.,,, ,.aut In n Wheeled chair.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09

For pains in the side or chest
dampen a piece of flannel with
Chamberlain Liniment and bind it
on over the seat of pain There is
nothing better. For sale by all
dealers
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09
state Of Ohio, City of Toledo,

SIS.
Lueas County.
u,ro,ls J. cheney makes oath that ht
l., SAVIOR partner of the firm of f. }
E,eney & Co., doing business N the
CITY Of T0ledo; County and STATE
oossooyrosofd. - and that said nrm will pay
a. ~ o' sun az ONE HUNDRED DOLLA''r
,nr oach and every case of Cararrf
mot cannot ne cured by the use OF
Hans Catnrrh Cure.
i'ail FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn to hefore me and subscribed
w. nreseUCe, this 9Th day of De-
I'm, IN me her a. p. 1855.
cetulpelIS A. W, GLEASON.
'So''' Notary Public.
1o,l,sC atarrh Cure Is taken intern,
,I,. ard nets directly on the blood
hiS' ,,',ISous surfaces OF the system
ana, sna fnT festmonials free.
sera Take Halls FAMILY Pills for consu'
patton; ]. CHENEY & CO., Props"
so,s nv DruEgists. price 75c.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09

II you want first-class photos why
don't you go to Wallace's over Gla-
zier's. He pleases tie photo critics.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09

!. Robertson of Long
ii telling those at
etiug of the Com
oday night north
the greatest place
live and that 1t
solid backing OF
he news was flash
III, manager OF the
ugar company fac
bounty had won the
phy for the best
the continent oi
and had captured
on wheat in com.
United States ana
stional land show,
N New York. Sec
the Greeley Com
there in charge OF
ibit.
we're raised near
e sent to the Gree
ne we're five beets
ke exhibit and they
0. Timothy, a son
Greeley.
Interesting
i several incidents
eeting one OF un-
ther matters In
On Of a resolution
1t being made In
west freight rates
coast and to Gal
ling OF a chautau-
summer by the
chautauqua bur-
helal responsibility
hearing Of encour-
ON the various
mittees and the
eeting night to the
In the month at
Will be a reduction
e dinner,
kin briefly out
bard OF directors
hg in his opening
)hasized the i'm
section of dairy
fy raising and fac
d that at an early
I'D be brought be-
bers III the form
IN expert. He ad-
IN with the farm
)nt that would aid
the dairy indus
Aas Story
Who represented
npany, was called
emarks and gave
IDEAS in telling
pf northern Colo
liarly fitting that
e afterward the
winning a mag
competition with
and Canada was
F. One story OF
es that Rev. Rob-
be Kansas farmer
kick. He had
and when a
az high prices for
leit sure that he
or once, One OF
D that his crop
and the prices
'he Sruin bier,
neSe big crops is
eaSlve sa farming,
slde line and told
county to stay
and they would
hard work and
called upon and
Ilg personal ox
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wrote to Mrs. Pinkham for advice. In
a short time l had gained my average
weight and am now strong and we'll. i"
Mrs. SALLIE STEVENS, r. T. D., No.
3, Box 81, Waurika, Okla.
Another Grateful Woman.
Huntington, Mass.-"I was in ner.
vous, run down condition and for three
years could find no help.
owe my present good health to
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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My doctor knows what helped me
and does not say one word against it. +"
- Mrs. MARI JANETTE BATES, Box
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