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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-04-14

The teeth should never be neglected. It is
as essential to keep them clean as it is neces-
sary for us to eat. They should be thoroughly
brushed with medium bristle brush three
times day. Most people brush them in
very perfunctory sort of way applying the
brush horizontally. This does not remove the
small particles of food between the teeth and
fermentation and decay results. The proper
way is to first rinse the mouth with water
that has been slightly warmed This washes
away many OF the food particles that adhere
10 the teeth. Next use the brush without any
power or paste to dislodge any food that
may sun remain on the teeth: then apply vour
powder or paste by means of the tooth brush
ana thoroughly use 1t along the teeth with the
cross motion usually applied with the brush
10 the teeth. You must also brush inward and
downward, inward and outward then hooL
ward and forward In this way all foraion
substances are removed. In order to be sure
mat no particles remain even after this treat
ment, 1t is necessary to pass silk dental Aos.
between the teeth. Very frequently n tho Ao.s
becomes ragged or breaks 1t is guide N
so,ne ueiect existing In the tooth surfaces. In
selecting tooth paste or powder be sura 80
secure product free from acid or GRIT
III order 10 obtain a clean mouth and have
eoou ,ee'h ana health 1t is necessary that Won
should have your dentist look over vo, -,
In
'ocate small cavities with your hand m,rror
ana your dentist has every appliance ,or A.
ing So DO not think that because tooth nv.
aecayed 1t cannot be saved: the roots ., ,aa.r
20 not decay, and the dentist, with tho ola -.
innings ana crowns can repair these str,,ct,,ro.
ana give you much comfort Missino 49,,
greatly impair the proper chewing Of to- =.
Is mere that the dentist can be OF ,rnor,.-.
service to you Important
M,o,,
MANY mothers think that It is uselas. .
.aAe care OF baby's temporary teeth hut ,h,s
Is erieVous error. Their permanan, -.
nave begun formation up In the eums a ,sH.n
,ne temporary period and are ready 70 -
, ,nell appearance at the proper Physiological
TINE. IL care is taken with the temnorarv 80.
,ne permanent ones will appear with SOM 81" So
uiarity and be formed to produce corrao. 20
ciusion Mothers should clean tba 49,.
1eetn every day with weak solution ~ -
iacic acio; soft cloth dipped in this so,r,,o,
should be gently drawn across tba ,satt n
gums u least twice a day When ohnS
reaches the age of 2h years IT sbou,d he
amined by the dentist This is done 20 -. e.
'nat the teeth and gums are in good cc,att'au
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-04-14

the American nation could be divided into two
classes boilers and chewers, with the boilers
leading by large majority. Dr. H. c. Sex
ton of Shelbyville, Ind, at a meeting Of the
Indiana Dental association, delivered an inter
esting address in which he deplored this habit
and advised that national movement should
be organized to be known the Chewing
movement" He said: THE education of the
average man, woman and child has been sadly
neglected. They have not been taught to use
their teeth. When we bolt our food we ignore
one of the most important ferments, ptyalin,
In our saliva, that has much to do in the
process of digestion But the American habit
is to spit, and Americans are the greatest spit
tiers of the world. Between meals they will
spit out the invaluable saliva, then when they
eat they wash down every unchewed bolus of
food with copious draughts of water, coffee, or
In summer iced tea. What a foolish, disgust
ing habit 1t is and more than foolish, more
than disgusting 1t is killing in its hurtfuness
1t has been stated that fully rs per cent
OF the people OF this country bolt their food
This habit is usually acquired during the early
years of childhood and carried on during ones
whole life.
1t should be the duty OF all parents to make
their children eat slowly and chew their food
properly. Nature has placed these teeth in
our mouth for a purpose, very valuable pur-
them we inviting conditions that seriously
threaten our health and general welfare.
Diseases of the nose and mouth have
great influence upon the dental arch of the
mouth, particularly adenoid growths In the
nose. II the nose is filed up with these ade-
noids the free passage of air along the nasal
membranes becomes INSTRUCTED and results
in the child becoming what is known as q
mouth breather." In this change from the
normal physiological nasal breathing the den
tai arch is deformed and irregular teeth Is
the result. Many Of these cases are deplor-
able. for 1t not only impairs the ability of the
individual to masticate food properly, but 1t
intereres with the voice and changes the
whole facial appearance OF the person. An
other deplorable condition due to these nasal
growths Is the effect they may have on the
mentality of the child. They become stupid
forgetful inattentive and lack the power OF
mental concentration. This is caused by
these growths obstructing the Emphatic cir
culation OF the brain, preventing the proper
supply OF nutrition so essential to It's develop
ment These adenoid growths not only afrect
the dental arch Of the mouth, but they are the
frequent causes of deafness In children Dr.
w. A. Mills Of Baltimore, discussing this sub
5ect at recent meeting OF Washington dem
lists, said. "onehah our idiots and insane in
our institutions today so as the result of
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-04-14
The Brute Aoajn-

Il was reading an interesting war
"Reminiscences today" said the young
wife while her husband is making 4
determined effort to cut the pumpkin
pie-the first custard pie, by the way,
her fair. lily white hands ever de-
vised
War experience?" asks the cruel
husband. saving away desperately.
What war;
The Civil war, dear. 1t said that
one time-it was at Thanksgiving
ime-the two armies were encamped
near each other, and the men on one
side filled a shell with turkey and 9th.
er dainties. instead OF powder, and
shot 1t into the lines OF the enemy
with their compliments. Was not
that beautiful?"
1T was. Just think OF what awful
carnage might have resulted If they
had had one OF your pies to fire into
the enemy"
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Circumstantial Confederation.

DO you belong to the alleged milk
trust?' asks the patron of the dairy.
man.
Me? Belong to the alleged milk
trust?" exclaims the milk dealer an.
grily. why, whatever put such a no.
ton into your head?"
20. nothing much. Only you have
been selling me so much alleged milk
that / thought"
But the dairyman is Gathering on
down the street swearing furiously
at his horse.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-04-14
Too Much Like Business.

NO" said the lady with the frizzled
hair, when the currants were passed
to her at the summer boarding house
II don't care for them"
They're nice as If they were
fresh" said the landlady. Il canned
them myself"
Il know they're all right. but I've
just finished an eighteen-week tour as
the electrical wonder from Georgia,
and | don't want to think of my pro
fessional experience at all during my
vacation"
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Generous.

"The guy explains the bartender.
after the ambulance has driven away.
had the nerve to come in here and
ask me to give him three fingers of
whiskey. You ought to see him now. "
What did you do?" asks the busy
reporter.
Il gave him a fist"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-04-14

This reminds me of the days when
Lefty Hinnegan was the star bats.
man of the league" said the base
ball player to his friend, while the ex.
horter was reading the words of the
hymn.
1T does? In what way?" asked hia
friend.
He's lining out the bawl."
Hl1A-G 1ee~H3
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-04-14

!. !. J ]: !
HERE are in this country eight fac
y tories devoted to the manufacture
Of artificial teeth. Last year the
manufacturers sold over so 900 900
OF these teeth and this year they ex-
poet to sell between rs, COO and
! SO.O00,000: and every one Of these
teeth goes to replace a natural
tooth which. II given proper care
- and attention, should last out ones
lifetime. Unclean mouths and teeth
are responsible for these conditions, for 1t Is a
fact fully established that less than eight per
make any effort to keep their teeth and mouths
cream. IN order to have good health we must
have sound teeth, yet we are permitting our teeth
10 decay at pace that is alarming which, II
unchecked. will lead to a nation of broken-down,
dyspeptic men and women
The first OF the permanent teeth the frat
moiar, usually appears about the sixth year and
for that reason has been designated as the sixth
years molar These molars by far the
most important Of the permanent teeth perform
ing the duties Of grinders OF all foods that enter
the mouth. From the seventh to the eighth year
the incisors appear and perform the functions OF
dividing the food. The bicuspid teeth begin to
make their appearance between the ninth and
tenth year and the canine from the twelfth to
the fourteenth year Around the twelfth year
the second set Of permanent molars appears. fol.
lowed by the third or wisdom teeth whose ap-
pearance varies from the seventeenth to the
twenty-nfth years. These teeth, assisted by the
muscles of mastcation which control the move
ments OF the jaws, perform the important func-
ton OF preparing our food for proper assmila-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-20

fens sum 2tusbrud, bic bnuptfdblih
TN Der fapttdliftifhen Wloht teitebt.
5inter ben aroben Gorporationen tie.
ben Die 5inan3sepaltieen bss 2anoes
unp es beodrf teine5 groBen Sharf-
blides. um Su ertsnnen, tpe,6 uniiber-
ipinolihen @ortbeil eine aorpprdtion
beiibt, bic niht bios iiber unbeitrdntte
@elnmitteI psrfiiet, ionoern aud in
Der Gage iit, ibren ,8pnturrenten iebs
ipeoe ftndn3isue llnteritiibuns db5u'
Ihneiben. Gbsniu pflittsn mir Der
g(nii6t bel, bob Die ein5ige RegelunJ
ser 5ruftfrage in elmer itren9en te.
t6roli6en Qufii6t Der qrpben getriebe
beTtebt. SbatIdtlit bat Prdfoent
Sdit oieie ourh oas 3orpordtipnSs
Iteuer.8eies Oprbsreitst, raB ale Spr.
porationsn oss 2anoes Der Regierlng
Die ipeitaehenbIte Nustunit iibsr ibre
qeT5dftliten 9erbiItuiFe ertbeilen
miiIen. rs erIheint bafer aIs cine
Sntoniequens, oaB Der grdfitent iih
niht bdSu psriteben nil, bieIs Gufiibi
prattiIh ourh3ufiibren. 6err Inter
msper perIangt cine ipeitere 8urhfiibs
run9 oes 1ruitgeisBes. 8as lit tnIo-
nett rihtts, oaB Die ungeIeb,ihe mono.
poliitiite Metbobe befeittot tperben
muB. um elmer geiesIiten 9la3 gu
MAIDEN. Gs lisbe iit uber oisies Sci
auh duf anbsrem unb leitterem 0eg:
srreiteu, inoem elm @eieb aeIhaffsn
niro, rpeI6ss benz 5ruft tie Mabi
Idbt spifhsn elmer pDlIi9sn 3ertriins
msrung mit sntIprsdenoen @erm08sns.
bsrIuiisu pber elmer Reoyganiiirunq,
csrsn 6auptpuntt cine ftr,n4s geaui.
iittiauns nurh tie Rslisruu9 pdre,
Die Bis our gesrsn3ung oes qrpfiIs
slnge
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-20
9as Grbbeben In Wlitteleuropa

lleber bas bereits pom telegraph
semslbsts Grekbsn in WitttIsurDpo
inerben aus Berlin pom II. Wopembsr
fplgsnbs GinSlbsiien geneloei: 9as
grbhben oes ssftrissn 7ages bate.
nah ben aus ben perfhieosnitsn ges
senben Dsu.ihlonbs. G.itsrreihs unb
Der Ghpsis norlitsenben 9srifisn,
sinsn getpalsissn umfans. gDis prps
feflor Waitael pom Gsobd.iftsn Sns
ftiiut angisbi, tparen ss rein is'tpnis
ffk grbb<b<n ob<r Disiotaiionsbeben,
efaitiSitdis.G .GrTdsinungen Der Orb.
rinbe.
5n Wliintkn srsignsien fi6 fpeIlens
f0rmiss Grbit0bs. Die Grfhiitteruns
gen iparen 70 fart, bab bic 2suts aus
ben 9etten fiflsH unb BON panisartis
ger Gnrhi srsriffen ipurben. Sn Re
gensburg f4nunitsn bic 6duitr. I'm
Stutisart itiir5ttn mebrsre g6uIer
elm. Bilbsr fislsn BON ben Wdnosn
unb Wobslftiids purben umaencrfen.
Das OIeihe srsignete iiA In Eblingen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-20

Sn ber4rbeiter ) 3 Der d.
tipR itsben beftige admpfe bspOr, Die
Iih in erIter Reibs gegsn Osn 9rdio:ns
ten 9pmpers ridten. Don Di.Ism ptrp
perIangt pis isinsr 3sit pon Ssrrn
MfitneQ, Der Iih iolhe 0eroienite um
bic llnion Der 8pbIsnqrdber ertporben
bat, pob sr aug Der gipic FEDERATION
uusIheioe. Tus 8erlanSen iit in benz
stnen Taqe 10 unpsrniiuitig, lpie in
oem anbsren. Die Gipic Seneration
biIOet einsn srfrsuIi6srGegsnfaB Der
Wanufactursrs QTociation, bab iie
niht. pie Qebtere, bic Qrbeitsrs llnios
nsn su iprengen periuht. ionbern in
ben llnionen oas rihtigs WlitteI our
8sritGnoigung stpifhsn Qr6sitaetern
uno Rsbmsrn erblidt. DAP 9lrbeiter
elmer ipIdsn &6rperihaft feiublit) az,
aeniibsr iteben. III unosritdnoIih. Sn
0euti6lane baben bic Sosialiiten gu
elmer 3eit Die Qrbeitsrpsrbdnse be-
tdmpft, neil tie oarin einsgu:rtsnnurg
Ses GlaiTenitaates erblidtsn, aber iie
baben bisic 2luihauuna Idpn Idngit
ouFesgebsn. bu lie Die eeaenndrtiqs
6ilfe, lpeIhe bic 2lrbsIterperbGncs s,s
DGfrsu, bsn lpeieRleien 8erTpreduns
cen zines 3utunftsitaotes per3iebsn.
Der orbsre Strsitpuntt betrifFt cine
8eripiIiquna ben $4,000 fiiy ten
gro8sb Der 9ebriipsr WleNotnara, ne.
DE 9ompers urp Isine Qnhdnasr tes
tdmpfsn. Da Gompsrs feline entit,is
oene Qlniiht uber Die llnfduto Der
WcRdmards ausgsfprcden but. 10
tonnte iein 0:rbalten unsrtIdrIih
ftsiuen. mir permutbsn, Dag sv ben
8orpurf rtht auftommsn lufen mn,
Dab t1s 9sio III unIautsren 3pCden
b.nust fDiro GtatiG6Iih 1T IL DisI
9slo esiammelt pOroen, nab niAt ers
iihtIth III, ME noh Ipsitere Summeu
sins leuitime 8erpsnouna finocr tOnns
ten. Wtnn mir audi bduiig 9eleQens
bit gsnormsn haben, uaIer: bon
6srrn 8ompsrs .abipsihsnoeu Qniits
ten aussuiprsaen, 10 tonneW ipir lbn
br6 bns 3eugniB nidt Deriagen, baB
er itets Elm ebsnio sbrlihsr, rpis peiier
geratbsr Der Qrbsitsr oerpsfen 1T. Gr
itht barin uuf Qlsiter Stufs nit osrru
Wlit6slI. Dem Riemdno dbipritt, onb
er bns SbeuI zines Qrbsitsrfiibrsrs if.
gs mar. baber fir Die Sd6s Der
llnionen iehr All bebaueru., tpeun ss
ben .rtrsmsn Glsmsntsn in Der Jobsras
tion oelinasn iolts, 6srrn 9ompsrs
al ftiir8en, Der bduptIdhlih NnitoB
aus psm 9runbs gu srrsa,n ihsint,
bab Ct auf bsm Bpbsn Der biirgsrli6sn
9.feIIiboftsorbnung itebt.
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eSapan uno Die Ser. Staatcn.

Die Ra6ri6t, oab Sapdn ii6 um
Elm Wanbat Der Wdhte bepirbt, um in
gbina 3ur Disbsrberiteuuns Der Orb.
nuns gu intsrpeniren, iTt Der erite
S1rttt our 0srpirtlitung Des iapanis
fden Weltmahtss s5raums, Der bubin
ssbt. gang Sitaiien unter bic 9srrs
fhaft Der Yaufg:benben Sonne~ gu
it.lleH, auber Dsmienigen Ibeile, Der
notbpeHbig 1T, um Rublunb gu befries
bisen. bas tpegen feinsr Rohbaridaft
befdbigt iIt, bic pIdns Don 5otto AZ
ourntreus.n. Die 4uft6eilunq g6in1s
bat tbotiddli6 fhon bsgonneH. Rubs
lamb beirattet Die norolite Wan0I6uz
rel als fein Gisentbum uno Japan bic
iiiblihs Wanbfhurei, uHb IS III eriiht.
lid. bab 5pifdsn Ct. petersburg unb
1otio eine abmadung bsTtsbt, peI1s
Rublano cine anbers gropin8 beg tis
nsiif6en Reihss, Die mDngolei, suere
.snnt. Seinen psiteren 4ntbsil an
China piG sSapan iid bsihdffen, nahs
bem ihm Die grlaubnib CUR sSnieroens
tim ertbeilt iporoen 1T. Diefs niiro.
es nit iih bringen, bag sine grpbe ias
paniihe Iruppenmant in China elm
riidt nno bic Gefhidte ollsr Wanbdts
lit ia betannt: Tie enbsn nit 4nnerion.
Jr Der Depefhe tpirb berittet, bab
Sapan burh gntfenbung Der 5ruppsn
Der sroben miliidrifhen Grpeoition
Der Der. Staaten nah CHINA S6a6
bkien min. DAP uniere grpebition
GROCER lit. als fir ben ansss.benen
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Der enaliide Sonatas.
6 o n b 0 n i'm gpopember

Der englifhe SoHntag osbOrt su
ben 5auptrenommisrgegtnitGnpsn bic
in gritannids Standardization ShaBs
tdiileiH gu finoeH limb. Gr 3og unb
3iebt nod eine uniiberbriidbare 4luft
Snifhen oem frOhlifen, isin 8aisin
geniebenoen Jeitldnbsr unb benz pus
ritanifden Snfulaner. Gang 2pnbon
itelt iih ia Der Gontinentals on bies
fem 3aes tuis cine etnSiee groBe airs
henparabe bor, bel Der lange s3ise
fhparasetleibeter Gentlemen, bas Des
betbuh in ben 5dnDen, burd bic
Strabsn pulien. Obne ben 9roit su
baben, iid nahtsf in elmer itiIs
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ID Bros. u Das prinsip hsr
AnsIieferuns in Der Shpeis In, nur
onnn poliiiits W0roer unb 0erbrs6sr
aussulisitrn, penn In ihrsn 0dnbiuns
asn btr aoraitsr o.s ssmeinsR Der
brt6ens iitertpi.gi.
p Sm Rsaiment @aroe bu Corps
tperoen Rsruisn aus benz gaessn Reid
sinssit.Ili.
3fpei Qsfer. - mtnn Gle in
anpfsr fpetuliren molten. fsbli ss niht
an Brpisrs. bic aupfer.2lstItn fir Sic
tnuf.n unb rertnufen, natiirIih asgen
cine aommifiion fir ben 4niauf uno
Yeriaui. Wsnu bic pnpiers BON SO
ouf So iieisen. srhal.sn Fis ben betrefs
fsnoen 9spinn mad ab3ue Der Rom.
iniffpn. Menn Gle cine .3eitlnns In
aupfer ipeiuliri babtn, tpsrbsn Gie
iinben. beb Sbr GsIo bis ruf ben Isbe
ten .aupfer" perfhuunhen III.
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aIltrbinas.

Mlabams: ~Do ipieli otHn bas neue
Stiid. bos Gle iid seIsern nnsefetsH
hdben2"
DienfimdO6en: .Sm 1btaier, end.
bi9s Jr0u.'
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unfere Regteruns bat Ns.
rito einen aroben 0ienTt nit Der Der
hQftung bes meritaHii6sn Generals
Repes errpisIsn, Der in SsrQs .tneu
arieu aeQeu bic meritanii6e Rsaisruno
organiiirt bat. 9ieieB @orgsben bes
Generals Repss beTtGti1t bas WiBs
trGuen, OQs mir BON Qnfong an g,ssn
ibn seteQt haben. Der iesiae QrGii.
bent Waoero 1T Der 9ertretsr Der
Bolts 5ntereFsn. Rep.g 1T, ME
8td3. Der 8ertreter oes 9robtapitals
uno Der msritanlf6sn Qanoz4riitotrds
tie Als Repes ipdhrnabm, bas er in
Der Wabl oe9en Wldbsro untsrlieasn
iperoe, leate er Die heudIerifte Maste
zines potrtoten an uno 3og iit BON Der
geDerbung unter Dem 8orcebsr 3uriid,
bab sr ben 5rieoen oes Qanoes niht
gefdbrDen Dole. Sur 3sit bem.rtteu
mir gu osm 8Orgung. baB man Re1es
niht trauen biirfs unb feline 8erbaf.
tune bat bisie gsrmutbunq qls rihtis
.rpisfen. Die QnituIten, EDsl6e unisrs
Eegierung trifit, I'm Die msritaniIhe
Regierung al bsfhlssn, iinb oGber
nift au Dettge6enp, bq ni6t Der min.
bette .3Deifel beiteben tam. bab E.pes
Don ben meritanif6en uno audi amsris
ianiT6sn Grobtapifali5ttn NIT unte.
greH3ten 9elbmitteln unterftlBi Drro,
I'm bic issigs, Die SntersTeR bss gol=
fes bef4iisenos Rssisruug gu itir5eu.
Der Proteft bes Nsn yorter
Juriftsn uno QationdlStonomen 6rrn
llniermeper gsgen Die Detrete sur 4ufs
IOiung bss 3abafs-3ruits. ipelhe ben
5ruit niht auflofen, beden iih asnau
NIT ben 4Hfihten. fpelhe MIR rpieber.
bolt Ddriiber gedubert baben. gbenfo
'trinst er unfere Iniihtsn betreffs Der
grobien 0efubr oes aOrporationsip.s.
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Betrah htung.

6ers (bsr nit sinem DnbriiGnisn elm
GefHdfs eingeben p0llis, ais niei.s
nint auifoHDe som): .Ro Ia. % ftsbi
ia f1On On Der 4biir .Ri6t ju ma.
6tn-ls
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Wuntag, ocu 20. Npoember 1911.

Die Gntfdeipuns bes Rtts
ters 8o6Iiaat, oab bic 5leiid-Qader
iih gum Qro3eb itellen miiHen. itett
nit ben sIemsntariten 2ebren Der Su.
ftiS i'm @intIans, oa oas 6obeos.Gors
puss9erfabreH, peIhss be pader ar-
itrengten. ntdt Die minbeite gsredtiz
suns Bate gs mar Is,igIi6 Elm src.
Der MiBbrauh oieies Rehts-erfabrsns,
burh oeTsn 4npencung etnen einss.
Isitsten prp3eB aufsublltsn. Dire
Dem Qntraos Der poder Jolse aegebsn
iporoen, 10 bate Ran arls GriutinaIs
seridbte in ben Ser. Staa!en Ihlieb.n
t6nnen, penn ieosr gnsetlagie tpiyh.
burh elm Observation-Disclosures
isinem prp5sb uuseep den isin.
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SEPT 1T aud Der Saasamtss
Sstretdr i6er bic gunbss Ri6ter aufz
qsbra6t, lpisroo1. er teinen .Heclu
foroert Sein 3orn lpiro oabur6 err
r:gt, oab Die 8unoesri6ter in Rem
gort tsins 0efdngniBItrafs Iber Die
Smporteure per9dnasn, pel6s ben
SdmuggeI in groBsm StpIe bstrsitsn
uro bic Regisruna nm WiIion.n be-
triigen. Die Strdfc, neI4e oieIs
S6muq9Ier isb: trifft. bsitebt BARN.
Dap iie einan tlelnsn 5hsit bes 9eIoes,
um tpel6ss tie Die Resierungsn betriiz
gen, aurut eritatten. u2it Reht peiit
Der SGoBamts=Sstret6r baruuf bin,
bdB uuter iolh:n llmitdnbsn Der
Sdmuggal troB aler gemibun1sn Der
S6aBamtSzgsb0roe meter bsitshsn
nIro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-20

SIIinois bat iest ein Sehr fpirts
flames Miitter.S9uBssiss. Disism sus
fuIgs crbaIten Wiitter. iveI6s cine ga
Mile 5u erndhrsn babsn, neil sntp.oer
Der Wtann s.Itprbsn III uoer Der 9ater
burh Grautbeit auber Stunb seisss
lit, su nrbsiten, cine psniion BON sebu
9pQlrs per Wtpnat. Iuf Den erItsn
Bid i6eint bas Io5iuliitift. Su Wirtz
Ithtett 1T ss cine perniinftige ginribs
tung Ocs GrmsuipsIen3. QlnItdtt Die
gan3e 5amitie ing 4rmentaus gu
ichider. sobIt Der Staat cine 9enIion.
ireIhe beosuteno tiu;ger lit. als Die
gerpfIsaung in eirer 6ffeutIihen ln
ftaIt. 9es Beitersn ipiro oaour6 pie
JamiIic 3ufammengehalt:n uno ibr bic
W0QIitteit 9egeben, iidh tpiebsr aus
ibrem GIenb berous3uarbeiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-20

Ter Der. Staaten Nr6eitss
&ommiTdr gleiG bat cine urteriuturg
ubsr Die bpbsn 8reiis Der 2ebsnsmitt.l
beaonnen. 2luf ben sritsn Bid tGnnt,
es i4einen, baB cine iotfe llntsrius
dung auberbalb isiHsr amt ttsu
Spbdre Itsgt. Sic piro aber ourh ois
shatIahe gerehtTerti9t, bab 20bae
unD qreiie Dpn 2e1ensmi tsIn i'm eng
ften 3uiammenbang: fteSea. 9ts
Gobnfrage tpiro nift lbsr Eefrisoig:no
sersgeII lperoeR t0nnen, QIs Biz cine
teTere Metao0s 5ur S5sItiteuung Der
gretIe fiir 2sbensmitteI &C unosn prr
Den 1T. Geqenpdrtig loust oss 0tos
nomiihe GeisB bohiu, bab es ridtig
1T, Dem 9ubIitum DIE Saut big auf
ben tegter Jesen bonn 2sibe 81 fdtu'
ben.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-03
GEO. ". KELLEY
new CHAIRMAN
FIRST MEETING or THE NEW
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS.
sIoNERs HELD THIS MORNING
AT COURTHOUSE WHEN Or
GANlzATIoN WAS PERFECTED.

The Cass county commissioners held
their first meeting of the year this
morning at the courthouse. Two new
faces appeared in the personnel of
the board when the meeting opened.
In the organization of the board
George w. Kelley If the Fifth dis
trict was named the new chairman
of the board of commissioners. The
new members of the board are John
r. Martin who succeeds William Plath
in the Fourth district and III, J. Rusch
who succeeds w. o. Olsen as repre-
sentative of the Second district.
The board transacted no great
amount Of business today. The bonds
of the different county officials were
looked over and approved and the
salary bills allowed. At this meet
Ing the names of the new deputies in
the different county offices will be
received and passed upon. The only
one to come before the commissioners
this morning was the name OF e. G..
Eddy, deputy treasurer, which was
approved.