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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26
GiRtinnati, %. Rni.
Rene 5ppotbeten !.

JuIius>@iIdxr on @nberion Germ
q. 70. u. 6. Go, $400.
pstsr SderI an arugon q. u. g.
60. Ro. 2. $500.
SObn SO. Bolb on SoutbTins 8. u.
q. 60. $1,000.
WartiR q. Drummer on bitfeIbs,
$750.
Benjamin J. wliiasu an bisIsIbs,
S1100.
emil u. Gepfrith an bieIeIbe, $3.50.
Gecree u. GolIagber an Marsnrti
Glsin, $500.
Ratban 6. gOIIod an GONE .. u. 6.
Co., S2700.
George g. 5ou an gsiIFOrb .. ii. 8.
Co., $500.
Gbitb g. Gplnin on bieftlbs, S150.
emma y. grissbp an WiGmi9opn
flip q. u. G. Co.. $500.
ann abtr an aotberins Doll.
$500. 7
GIIo 2sbns an GLENDALE q. II. g. u
Co., $4,000.
Sopbia 8erttmsper an MarIGtr
QDs. g. U. 8. Co., $500.
pnuiins Gents an Gouibern Sbit
8. II. q. Co., $1,000.
eugene GOr an Gitissns Gift %. u
6. Ga, $3.50.
gleiiis RssmDnh an Gbas. @ .glouris
$3.50.
Mm. $. games an GLENDALE .. u
8. u. Co.. $500.
Groftus g. Auen ON bto., $500.
Serman 5onfen an WpIitor g. u
.. Go. $270O.
Gbos. Solid on GIaD0p 9. u. D
Co., $500.
GbDarb MoIben an Mal. Sins g
u. 6. Co., $500.
Carrie 9. uub u. R. Crane an btn.
$500.
aaiper Ns1tfteinsr an Grsb. Carl
$1,000.
Carrie Snnfen an Dplunieer g. u
q. Co., $4,000.
!. 5enrp 8ubr an Germanie q. "
go. 9, $3.50.
aafper Nemtftsinsr an Mob0ip
glnes g. u. y. Co.. $500.
Dtto Msbner an 30 q. Cooper
$1150.
Derielbs an GnRrprifs 9. q. Go,
$4,000.
Gable Cool an Goutbern Dbio 8
u. q. Co., $500.
Sohn aambert on Gntsrprife .. q
Go, $3.50.
Soispb Z. g)ilatr On Mrasoa q. a
6. 90. go. 2. 5000.
Abbie de Mrmpnb an GbcrIoti
| GARNER. $3.50.
Gbos. 9. Gp0ris GnsG sGermaai1 4
n. 30. 3, $1,000.
Gstiefs6pp nt hsfsn.
Urans Q. 3enuiEgS an 6ppe Qaz
/ SGptusa AaHs 216m
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26

Msarb GDombs an Geo 6. @LIeH, Z
oofs in s6dtfielb part". ST. etc.
Srn Mi. WliIltr on Gugene Gog, 30
sub an Qinfoia slpe., $4,000.
Warn 6. Mllsn an Werinp g. W. @.
Rofponi, 20 CUB an W. g., nabe Schn
GtrdBe, ST. etc.
nm. s.. Games on Graitus q. MIs
len, 9beiI Der Got In 1bpmas sSc1ns
itpn's llnterabtbeiIung, ST etc.
Sarriet z. Rihurbs on Wn. s..
Games, 503 CUB an gris Gpe., $3.50.
n Sos. 4. 6arrifon an 2bos. Sioits,
7os Sub an 5optins aos, Rornooo,
81 etc.
abbi. De armonb an GImer 81.
BrpnItrup, 32t Mder In Gett. "a.
GprinaFielb Up, 81 etc.
Gb. Slider on German 6anf.H. /
Got an Rodelle Ctr, $3400.
marts g. Mufetnmp on 5rant @sis
fer. / Got an Carton aDe., Gbepiot,
ST. etc.
s5rcuces u. Rubm an Darn R. NE
Der, 3 Cots In anfenbouer's Grbeu
iinterobtbeiIung, 81 etc.
Mnsrs Cooper on Otto Mstuer, !
Got an glinspisfp @pe., 81 etc.
sSncob Moprmdnn on u. g. 0illis
gan, 25 s5ub an D. Z. Ctr, 81 etc.
gfnter ". groHftrup an abbit De
Mrmnnb, 8 ader In Seii. "a, SPRING
fielb 9p., 81 etc.
sSdnnn GA Rurrap an Charlotte
Wurran, 60 s5nb an 10. 6. 26s Sub
an oto., 125 Sub an 8ernon giaee. /
Got on Burnett Ctr, ST. etc.
5enrp u. aatbmann on ssrsh. Mdes
rer, epts 80 uHo 100 in RiIes grsens
ipoob 1lnterobtbeiIuns. ST. etc.
Carrie. W. GI.nmtr an Sobn g..
2ebmann uHb aouis 8. 2tbltrt, / Got
an Straight unh 2uno ape., ST ett.
Jfobtao glliott (per GheriFf) an
albert 6. unb 5reb siidbein. 90 Sub
an Striter Mne., $14 etc.
2pnis goIbfnmp uno Otto aoiIsr
an Gmilp Q. Ring, so 5uk an Wifis
gan Ane., ST etc.
5rsS. Carl an aafpsr RshtFtsinsr,
so 5ub on appl.sois ane.. 81 etc.
CLARA g. &rener an ghos. 81 Breuer,
10a adsr In Get. 35, WailIerttt 5p., 3
Idsr in ntp., 2 ader an GoIernin
gits, 81 adsr In Sett. 80, Wileresi
9p., 24 ader in oto., 81 etc.
Gbas. R. 8rsutr an 9beo. Sp. &us
ter, basfslbe Giesntbum. 81 etc.
Gam. .. Cooper an 3. Serrp guhr,
303 sgub an Woerlsin ape. 81 etc.
Wiiunie Desmond an Carrie Sans
ion, 30 s5ub an Quite Ctr. 81 etc.
fyrsD. @asHer an gb1s. z. Spdrss,
Cots 80 unb 100 in WaiIss Gresns
tpppb's lntsrnbtbeiIuns. ST etc.
8olnep Gliiuu an 5obn 2umbert,
Got 20 in 90. 6. atsbs' llnterabtbsis
lung. Rso 8unt. 81 etc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26
GrHuO,is.Htba sllfbertrasuHsta.


williom grofftIb an Martin o..
Brun.r, Cots 328 unb 329 in Waraos
ret R. Doors linternbtbeiinne. 81.
Sarab gresn ON Heniomin ]. Wiis
hea II. anb., Cot 81 In GtoFfresen &
S6ulse's llntsrabtbeilung Gn Collins
aoenue. 81.
Mnrn pantsr an 6usp 6psip.ib. Is
bel 80 Jub an Der Mefisiis ct.SpriHg
Strobe, 81.
Jomes q. Wlorriion. per Gbsriff,
on Marrtn W. glafpion, Got 15 In
Uiorrifpn Gi,ute, $1O5.
SAINTS s.. Rpnn on Sulius Grob.
pier 2ots in 8ofingsr e 5optins' 4
llHterubtbsiIung, E1mfDoOp, ST.
6ermon MuelIfr an philip Soners
lam, AZ BEL l38 6ab an Der Ditfeits
Der JsFftrfon 4pe.. Redbine, s..
!. Jofspb sJslbboMs an Nnttdn 6.
polaf, Got 80 unb 4btil Don 9ot 81
In Sliper's l. 4Dbitiou su 2odl1nD,
$4,000.
Gborlss 90. 9en ON bic JObn aolbs
Co., 6 Sabr. pnd3t nuf bos Gisens
tbum bttanat ais 229 Meit 5. Ctr;
monatlihs Wlietbt $225.
Robsrt =. O'0rien an Goo 8rueB.
semann II. anbs Got "a tn .. Bur.
hfbnds llHierabt&iluna 5lorDoob
6eights, 81.
Carrie g. Collins on lnrriet D,
5spitt. SO BEL 236 igub al gteaDine
Roob. Gponbnle, 81.
Garnb W. pbipps an Diso 8. Gris
10 sabre gc1t Giif 131 bel LEO Out
an ber 9orhntftsGde btr @rocblpai
rnb 8. Gtrabe; fsrner 30 bei 131 Gut
an btr qorbptH sGaf b<r Q. rnb Df
Gbenpfibe Ctr, $4,000 Bonr uni
j6brli1 s1700 a1i<tbt, M hem Mv!
! iaafsrf6s fiiE 3azQQQst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26

Deter g6trI an graeon .. u. 8.
Go. ND. q, $500.
iErant 5oFtnan an 7beO. 0orfmatt
500.
Nm. YrOdfslb an Goutblibe Z. i,
.. Co.. $1,000.
Sobn i. Tlurrop an Union Sap. ..
u. q. Co., $1,000.
II. d. Gjtlenbed an Glsntpop g w.
.. Co., $1,000.
CLARA 6errmonn an Union Gdp. y.
u. q. Gp., $500.
Wsinnie DESMOND an GIb Glorn y.
II. 8. Co.. $3.50.
Sobn 2ombsrt an Gnisrpriit .. ".
Co., $225o.
Gardb 6. golltn an Cosmopolitan
q. II. 9. CO., $1,000.
Sobn DiIfon an Gltubale Q. a..
$i55.
albert 8. qptins on Rurp 9. 9lur.
riott, $3.50.
Gbns. o. Gmitb an bto $2250.
Wm. n. Ghtphsro on bto., $500.
Caroline Grger an Champion y. u,
go. 2. $1,000.
albert o. 9ptins an abpIpb Wtp.
$1,000.
q. 20. 5iste an Q. 9. 5assn Co.,
S4397.
Mm. Darb on RotiOHaI 9. u. Co..
$75O.
slprence u. wlillsr an @srmania
Rp. 2 g. II. q. Co., $4,000.
Rarp u. 8neen on dragon y. II. g.
Co., go. 2, 5000.
Scbn RopedfHp an Gbds. g. Rourit,
$500.
GIis. Deibsf On gant Ctr. q. u.
Co.. $500.
Geo. W. Sengn an Soutbtrn Gbio
6. "a. z. 60, $l1O0.
Carrie g. Crane an 2olper Marset
9. II. V. Co.. $500.
Gbfpdrh Rolben an Wdlnut 6iLls
g. u. y. Co., $1,000.
Grto. GorIon 2ion go. ! 9. u. g.
Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26

8
bi, gsotur cine piel arSBsre anfgnbt
ittIIe als bic probuttion bss mdntglis
dsn, Der I'm nllgemeineH tinfod,tr ets
bout III. Das gebt 10 iDsit. odb man
BET nitbern 3hiertn pitlfah 3iuergs
mdundeH Finnst. bic iif ,burh alffaia
ltnb aerinee Or6bs Dor ben Wsibhen
ausseihnen. 80 III bel elmer trrpls
Idxn areuslpinRe gltpbifd imperidlis)
bas meibhen sp6lfnlnl 10 grob fpie
bas Mdnnhen unb 1850 NAL fttptrtr,
uno Bet m1nten porniitiih lebenDen
unb i'm fpdtsrn alter ftitfiBeHbsH
arsbstbiersn Ieben bic 3irergm1nnteTl
pi.ber pnrniitiith ouf benz DtlbdeH,
BEL einieeu Riirmsrn foecr i'm SHHern
bes ss1rpers Der Mtibhtn, mo re in
Der Hdbt Der Gtsrit6ds f6mdrpbeH;
BEN 3tptrsmdnHdeu Der Raberthttre
ftbit ritIfod, Der Darn, une fie iliio
btsboIb nur su tinem ipenise StunbeH
bouernbsn Boiein ins lebeH astreten.
lIeberaI tEitt bos 8eitrtben in Der glas
tur berpor, bi, Mutter t0rperli6 beiisr
oussuitattsu ala ben Batter; mir BET
lpeniaen 5bieren III bns UldHn6en be-
b.utenb arDBsr. 10 BEL ben Asniferipin'
men, bel mand,en 6irihs uno Rieiens
fdfern unb ipenigen Sfmetterfingen;
in Der 5hSnbeit uub 4usftattung hno
ooaeaeu bic NdHndlen ben BtIb6tn
fat tmmer iibtr, foipohl BEL per s5nista
ten oIs aud Dor ollsm bel ben pclpsnm
IebenbeR h0bsrn 1bieren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26
gsrtbolo Sffunrs,

Der Jreiburssr Sraneistausr R0n6,
srfaub bos S6itbpulDer, bur6 nell
DIES SauieHbe getObtet unb unidglts
6es Glenb in Der Delt onssrihtst
nurbe. Die ct. gernorbzgriiber
ubsr srfanben bic berrli6s piGs, bic
ibren Yamsn trdst. BIS ans gnbe
Der 5aee banisn Die 9ebeilten, tpslhe
an Fruntbeiten bes Wasens, Der 2es
Der, Nteren unb 9erbauunssoreans
Iitten, tsins 6iffs ftnben tonntsn unb
burh BITE Ct. 8srnurb : arGutsrs
pf[Ie gebeilt nurbsn, ben ct. Bernard
m0n6eu fir bic auberorOentli9e grs
finbung. SR allen apotbeser gu bus
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26

Die eneIifhe Expedition sur Ilns
ttrfu6ung bes eebirsisen JRnern bon
Wsnguinta bat Dem asniingtons Mlus
fsum 1900 0pseIb1Ige unb 800
9bierFeIIe esfdidt, unter benen fib
pitIe Siiidt BON tpiifsn|h0iiLiher Be-
beutung ffuben. Inter ben erittren
befiHnei ii& Der 9aIg eines bufieI
grlHsn qopaeeis. Der pom G6ndbel
bis gum gnoe b<s Ghnunseg nur u
Gm. mibl. oIfo tn Besug anf ieine
Gr0Be In @stibeiperb tretsn tam nit
ben sIeiltrn aplibridsa..n. Gerube uns
ter Den gDirbeltbitrtn finbe. man
grObenunierf1iebs, bie ouberorbents
LID cuffolleHb iinb i'm 2i9tbOFs bss
gtndnrten Wsuitums ftebi untfr benz
RieIen Der IbieriueIt, bem inblI@eH
GItpblnten, cine tlsine Wimperfpies
maus. Die init ihrer Rtfmpflinge bon
nur 4 Gm. bos tIeinfte BON allen
Sdusetbieren IN unb bod baben belize
9hitrs, Der Riefs fOipobI nie ber
3perg, benitIbeH GrunbpIdn TN Mufs
bau ibres a5rpers, bitielben qno6en.
Sreone unb Gttpebe. Wlnn ee6s mob
nint ftbI, fDenn man Io!pOH iibergrDs
Be a0rperformen irie oun foIGs
3iptrgsebilbe aIs Gren5iiberfhrettuns
gen onIisbt. Die Rieftnt0rpsr eines
9ipIoootus unb Grontcfdurus bobsn
sbenfo ousftrbsn miiiTen, ME bie
GItiF6maHtu eines 0ilpftrbes. zines
Qdsborns lgub gIsphdnteH ntf3t nltbr
in hi. Rnties 3eit Su pofsn unb bon
Der gsciur anf ben Nusiterbeetnt ees
febt su fein fheinsn; Iie babtn eben
I'm Qcufe Der GtnmmesentipidIuHs
Elm Wlorimum an Wdift errsiht, ous
NIT Der gerfugsren 9tipesli4tett nilb
Der GGtuisrigttii, fte bur9 Nohruns
su erbnlien, sntFniebsn ileintren J0rs
men aeeeniibsr i'm Ro6tbeil In. 1lms
| getsbrt fDnnxn obnorm fIeine .Nrten
In elmer fEnmiIie bon 9hisrtn oils
almmerformeu oufstfabt Derbsn.
iDeuu ouh bic lirInnen fur bic gnts
ipidlung folhsf 3tpersarttn nod ithr
unbefonnt jInb. Bet0nnt III nur, blR
6uHser nnb lInienrudbrung I'm 1Gls
aemsinsn ---- Bel Qtebgen, 9ur6tn
Il. d. IN bas trperimsnttu nahsttpiss
fen - snr Gniitebuns fieiner RaftH
DeranIafuns esben lam; nlItIoings
lpflsot bcnn dh<r bic wlDelihieit, reihs
| liGe saabrung gu setDinnen, boio ipits
hey .nr fsrgfefiuno upru1nlkr H0rpegs
| orSke All fiibren. Mufh ipiiieu mir.
| Sok bos Gsblen obsr DorbonbsnFsin
wspifJer Greone auf Das Wcnstbnra
| riht cbue Ginflnb In; 10 sntitskn
| GntmidlunesftorungfH bel jungsr
6unben. ptntn bic G6ilDDriift ent.
| ftrnt ipurhe, unb bic Sbitre bIeiben
| Helm unb iimmsrlid9. atbts itlbit In
Beaua nuf bic Ntfhleht<r berritfn
| bei elmer unb berItIben Art Oft bi'
| naturalization Or6bsnunterihitbt.
i ieei BEN s5ildrn. beionbsrs bsim Adl
| Sci BEN Qurhen, ben Gdlunssn uni
u Gnilbr0ten iinb ben mtilten GROCER
Gd,ien s,t bns WsGnnten burHDeg flti
ner tberfo bel pitItn W0gsiH. BUR be
| ben IN polpadmis lebenben 6iihnerp6'
| adm unb Gtr0ubsa III "a lmgeithrt
Mud5 bei ben In Nislsbs lebtHbtH Sdul
otthieres,. Dcr aElem BET ben MieDtr
| i6uern. ben 9obntpnltn unb Robbty
/ iif bos UldunMen arDbsr ais be Wsir
| den unD bobHrh btr gtbortnt 8ftsbti
| biqer ffinsr camille; bst zen lbren
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26

CINE auffallenbtGrf6tis
nung auf BEN Monoe Jm
Roibefte bes -Sirius@ btri6tet Gr.
SobaHnts aorn tiber .eine nuifdnsnbe
GrTh<inung am Aroitr Saqltet fH
Wlare Sersniiatiss. Dieter aruitr am
guBe beg 6Gmus in BON pielen Becba
a6iern bef6risben iporbeH; q stigt ii4
I'm normaIsn i5ont als cine 3iDor tIeins,
ober tttfs, .f6drf ouseeprGsts. beutlis
den G6ottsnDurf Seigsnbe Grube. Am
Is. s5ebrnor 1910 - feds 9cge nan
BEN gleumrnbk --- fpdr bic Bertitfune,
ipis Rorn. bsridtst, perf4nunDeu. ~Rar
ber belle sflfd uni i'm mar iiftbdr. BE
belle. runbe. fia4s aufp6lbung, in be-
rem Ritte fiG fonit btr aruter se5eigt
Bate @u9 In BEN nihffeu Qdhttn
blieb Der araisr unfi6tbor; am %. i5fs
brudr aber mar er in Der gsiDcbnlihsn
BeIhnffenbeit tpieber bentlidb trttnn'
bar. I'm 13. Suni mar bic 8ertiefung
apisoer D6lIis DtrftsrunbtH, am frIgen.
Den 2net abr tpieDer norbrnnsn.
Rom nebrmoIs tcnnte RDrn ieitDtm
bns 8erfhtpinbeH unb MiebererfGeis
nen Der Drubs feRittllsn. Der arus
ter, 10 iogt er. strI6tint bur6 cine
Maieris gdn3 ober beinab< eonS dns9ts
fiiIt; bieTe Materis III am Snes barnuf
peri6munben, 10 bdb Der Rruter u1hs
rsub Der gansn iibrisen 2undtion has
normaIe 4nsiehen bat. 70 I0ngt G6Gis
ttnspsfrf sii bsobohieu IN. bur einHnl
babe i& bieie gusfiillung nsshrere Eage
beobnhten t6nnen, ridmIih pom To-.
bis 10. Gsbrunr 1910; bel alien abrts
gen BtpbnhtungtIl ipdr bte 4usfiils
lung i1on an ndnfttn 9dge rtrs
fcbtpunnen.@ Rad Rpfns Gnfht III
bic ousfiiuenbe Mdterie lpobridkinIih
WaHerbompf, -ber bel ber IiisbrigeH
9sn1perntur Der WoHbndhs aru Gran.
be bes araters In Giss nber GGntts
form borbdHDsn iit npo BET ben srfftn
GonnenFirohIsR fin In iJorsn BON Wss
BEL p<rfIiihtigt, Der ben arater bunn
nIs dusgefilt trihtinen I1bt. Die
gsreofuns bss Rebels inter bsm iDtitsa
ren EinflufIe Der GonnenItroblsH Idbt
bnnu ben Rr1ter fritber pOnis letr err
fdeinfn.@ asbnline grfh<inungeH
| finb bon Ghr0tsr, Gruittufsp,
Ehmibt, MrhnbclO bel onbtreH Ards
tern Der WaogbOberfId6e btpbahttt
lporbsn. Noyn mnht burduf citinuts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26

cssfss Msenns. aiHssss. GiadHnsti. g.
Rteis 80 Gents anA bnrnbsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26

Gefdnsnibduffeber gum 9sIins
queuten): .alfo morgen friib I'm 8
ubr tpirb bas llrtbeil On sbnen poll<
ftreft psrben.1
go friib? Ro, bann brinsen Sie
min nnr aur Si6erbeit ne Mefubr
In bic 3enf!1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26
2u n o bel.

DIE prebenbduertn bot aus Der
6tabi eirkn feineu 1eppi6 fir bic
CUTE Gtube mitgebro6t. - ,Qa, iDie
g'faIlt er 9ira1 frost iis ben gquern.
- .3ena,s iogf Der, ~ber is hnh car
sn nobel; bo getrnuet man It@ ID ggr
nek h,rraf1ufru6s1la
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-26

W6rum eiat BetrsntuHs
berndGIdiIigen. iptan sin ssbsr speiB.
bab Ct Satpbs Del m ben f&limuls
fsn naQsH xai4 Hnh iIakz MI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-19
The Prevention Of consum ption.

Iowa. Health Bulletin: Despite its
contagious nature. and the great num-
er of cases scattered throughout the
country, consumption can be prevent
ed and no person who will acquaint
himself with the nature of the dread
disease need have it. One should
have the proper regard for few
fundamental principles of good health
and good sense, and no one need fear
its ravages who will observe the prin-
ciples so often laid down by the med
ical profession, to whom we owe every.
thing for all instruction in matters of
disease prevention. Outside of med
ical men. who has ever given to the
world one thing that would lead to
disease prevention?
There are three WAYS of preventing
consumption, which must be applied
according to the circumstances OF
every person The first and the surest
method of protecting ones self from
the disease Is to keep the normal
body in good physical condition If a
mar be healthy, his chances of con
tracing consumption are slight II
he has good powers o. resistance,
fostered BY an abstemious and prop
er life, he need not be alarmed if he
should, by accident, breathe the germs
of consumption into his system His
body. If taken care OF. will protect
itself from the disease This rule Of
life. applies 10 many other diseases
beside consumption and is the real
secret to freedom from sickness.
The second method of preventing
consumption is never to go willingly
where the disease is. unless one
knows that the proper precautions are
heing taken. The consumptiye should
receive all possible consideration and
sympathy in his distress. but he
should not be visited BY others, unless
he takes the proper care of his
spntum and does his utmost To pre-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-19

April 3oth has been set aside this
year as Tuberculosis day" and will
be observed in 100000 churches in
the country in manner similar to
that of tuberculosis Sunday in
1910, when over 10000 sermons were
preached on the prevention of con
sumption. In this first official an
nouncement of the occasion made by
the National Association for the
Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
the leaders of the movement state
that they hope to enlist all of the
SSS.OGo,oo0 church members in the
country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-19

There are four principal types of
soil in Iowa; the geest, or soil formed
from decaying rocks; the loess, or
wind formed soil; the alluyium, or
stream formed soil; and the till. or
glacier formed soil. The soil formed
by glaciers, together with the wind
formed soil. occupies 90 per cent of
the area of the state. There are three
sheets Of glacial drift in the state: the
kansan, which is the Oldest; the
lowan: and the Wisconsin. which is
the Youngest There are also three
areas Of loess, the Mississippi. the
aiiss6lsfi and the Southern Iowa.
Esiss5}n " OF the Iowa Experiment
a.1s'h at Ames, Iowa, gives a com
plelf description of the soil areas of
49,, 49,. together with soils map of the
49, a revised edition of this bull
, wi, mas Just been published. Copies
them. anyone requesting
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vent the spread of the disease. A
should never remain in the same room
with a consumptive, unless the room
is well aired and ventilated, and
should not, under any circumstances
kiss or remain in close personal con-
tact with consumphve.
The third way of preventing con-
sumption applies only to those per-
sons who are forced to live in the
same house with a consumptive. The
problem here is naturally more diff
ficult. If the person who lives in the
house with a consumptiye is to escape
the horrors of the disease, it can only
be accomplished by careful precau-
tons. He must, first of all, see that
the patient follows the precautions
which have been given above. He
should see to it that the patient has
the proper facilities for disposing of
his sputum, proper diet, proper ven
tilation, proper food and every facil-
ity to keep his body in good condition.
The man or woman who can induce
consumptive to take these precautions.
can be positive that he is performing
genuine public service and is less
sning the spread of the disease. The
person who lives in the house with
consumptive should, moreover. be ex-
tfemely careful in his own habits of
life and in his diet. He should re-
member that the condition of his own
body is as important to the protection
he has against the disease as every
other factor combined
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The surprised guard made sudden
feint, grasped twist-tongued DIRK anu
with leap and howl. drove It luli
force for Poe.
At that instant Poe managed y
wrench back the heavy bar, blocking
the door and staggered through tis
knife slashing across the shoulder o.
his insensible burden.
Make run for II! he yelled bass
TO Burns. who was already dashins
down the passage to the open door Pos
having rushed on up the cellar stal'''
Burns leaped through. slammed Inv
door behind him. caught up hail q
Poe's burden, and together they dasnea
into an alley
They won't follow, +" breathed Poe
They're afraid to peep their noses
outside I'll phone for taxi YOU
stay here and fix the cut this poor dew
got IN his shoulder"
Half an hour later the pair OF oanA'
ers carried their insensible bundle ih'o
Poe's apartments uptown. With ae's
fingers, Poe searched him thorough
and finally held up thick belt he naa
taken from the mans waist
1t was padded. With pair !"
pocket scissors. Poe ripped out lne
stitches and drew forth the amahlhe
contents--a handful of one thousanu
dollar bills. Taking from his pocket
memorandum Cribben had given niin'
describing the missing money, f0'
compared the numbers on the ho'e'
with the list. Suddenly grasp'ns
Burns's hand, he cried:
! You picked the right man :.
During the succeeding hours, lui.
confession was wrenchsd from the poo.
fiend, who had revived to face PROOF y
his guilt. !,
Two years before he had concei.e,a
the scheme. and, calling on his eh Is.n.
ence as an amateur actor 81 oaiI
bridge, had diaguised himself as :
scrub-woman, his tenor voice heip.h he
the deceit, and managed to secure .a ud
position at the bank. through forss,ui
references He explained in de.an
how on Saturday afternoons, when .a0
clerks had all left and when the wa.ou
man was sometimes reading his pspe,
ut the door. he had managed to worh -
Che safe. little by little. with ai ne
mond drill. concealed in his SCRUB pau
carrying OF the shavings in his mop
Wing rag.
tss II es~fissAlD
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Just previous to the Civil war. Since
then the increase in mileage has been:

In the statement of the earnings of
the railroads of the country the fig-
ures show that from operating reye-
nues the railroads fell 1896, $50 he
low the net earnings of the previous
year. The net earnings for 1909 were
SS0S, 273,449, and those of 1910 we're
$780, 66, TS9 To the amount for 1909
is added s3,367,713 as profits from
outside operations. No such item is
entered in the 1910 report
Out of the 1920, 93S 900 passengers
carried one mile during 1910. 217 were
killed, making an average of one pas
senger for each 1851 1872 passen.
gers carried one mile.
In 1909, 131 were killed and %, AL, :
100000 carried. an average of one
passenger killed to 2sS.745, 100 carried
one mile. In 1907, the average for
one killed was 72,S02. 500; in 1906.
1S3.702,4sS. and in 1905 it was only
sSo00,427 These figures are exclu-
siye of employees
The growth of the railroads is
amply set forth in the table of per-
centages contained in the report 1t
shows that the increase in mileage
for the last decade was pa per cent,
and for the last twenty years it was
3d. per cent. In comparison the In
crease in capitalization was 453 per
cent for the last ten years, and over
1890 II was s5.I per cent.
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Governor Carroll has signed the
Kulp auto bill and it now becomes a
law. Under this law autos are taxed
SIS a year for the first 20-horse power
and 40 cents year for each horse
power in excess of twenty. 1t is cal
culated that it will produce at least
100000, SIS per cent of which will be
returned to the various counties of
the state in proportion to the amounts
paid in. to go into a fund for the up
keep of the roads.
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keokuk, Iowa April 10, 1911
THE PooRHousE OF THE SOUL.

THE PooRHoUsE OF THE SOUL.
We talk about the poorhouse, fear its
squalor and its woe.
We hate the road that stretches to it,
rough and far to go,
We strive with all our being to es-
cape the ugly goal,
And then unmindful walk into the
poorhouse of the soul
We try to save our money, try to live
within our means,
Are watchful that no debts encroach,
no Gripping burden leans
Against the house we love, the home
with shining aureole,
But we neglect the mortgage on the
poorhouse of the soul
We think of light. of water, pipe and
drain, and heat and fire,
Are fearful of diseases, germs, of all
contagion dire,
But never heed the warning written
on another scroll.
Are unconcerned about the tainted
poorhouse OF the soul.
Who cherishes ideals as he cherishes
his health?
Who nourishes visions as he nour-
ishes his wealth?
Can worldly acquisitions, although
numherless, console?
The one who is a pauper in the poor
house of the soul?
If poHury of mind and heart, of spirit
and of brain,
Accompany success in life. join
hands with wealth and gain.
What matter if a palace bear his name
upon its roll,
The real man is living in the poor
house of the soul.
M. W. D.