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The Detroit times., 1911-04-21
A LAUNDRY BAG HUNT.

Nothing Is more annoying than the
usual drawstring laundry bag, which
always gapes at the wrong moment
and refuses TO open when II Is full.
One clever woman has solved the dif-
flculty in a new way. She procured
plain wooden coat hanger, such as
can be bought anywhere for 10 cents.
and sewed a chintz bag over II, sew
ing the bag tight TO one side Of the
hanger and leaving the other side
loose, with a slit down the middle
about half the way. The top Of the
bag and the slit are bound with tape,
which fastens the loose side around
the metal hook of the hanger. Thus
the bag is easily opened when needed
and keeps properly closed when In
conspicuousness Is desired.
Where Is the cook who used to tell
little boys that If they got water in
certain part OF their eyes they'd go
blind?
Maybe that's why little boys didn't
useter wash their ears.
And where Is the man who told
little boys II they had tooth pulled
and didn't stick their tongues I'm the
cavity, gold tooth would grow in
It's place?
The Detroit times., 1911-04-21

The benefits Of Nature are
Not joyous as they seem;
The thunder storm that helps the
crops
Will often spoil the cream
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08
NmtDn,obil
gtrlanaf Saminipsftor amblmaRn
ifr iein Tepartememt.

Ter l,dotii6e gduinfpe,:or 9utl.
monn tpiro am Wontao Dem Stnctrnib
.ine Crbindns unterbrsiten ldfeH.
oHrdb peIfe isinsm Isparismeni Elm
auiomobil sur geriiisuns ssfietIi iper.
cen fol-.
Tos itGotifhe gauomi Bat fospei!
nod isin automobil, obfhen es fshr
brtngsuo zines oerurtietn JuhrDerts
,ebarf, oenn bic perictieoenen Jnfp.ts
iorsn miiii,n iortpdhrsnb BON einem
enoe Der Stdot Ha6 o<m aneeren uns
isrpeas isiu uub ndh Der nuumetr
srfpigten einssmeinouns Der Der.
ftienenen nngrsnssnbsR SriiGafisn in
bas Gtootasbiei 10 srob seporDen.
tab pftrb unb Wasen Dontnmmen
pnsnr.iheub iino. Inter bisf.n I'm
ftGnbsn rio4is 5srr auhimGnH eiHen
araftipaeen habeu uno bd fsine On.
bride in bieisr 6iniiht ietr beideiben
iino, eeHn or perldHgt nur Elm 4uios
rcbil, bds stpa 1920 soffeu irH.
fiirfie Der Stdo.rnih ohns Grdge hisf.
auseobe ssnstmigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08
@as moll.n Die ,Sortihrittler?

Bon Seitsn Der fortifrittli6en Re
publitdner 1T e bsihloTene Sd6s,
Dem grGiioentsn Die Termination itrsi.
tia 3u MAIDEN. gu oisiem getufe 1T
Elm ariegspian ausgearbeitet porosn.
Rahoem gummins isinsn QHgriii auf
ZEN Re3ipro3itdts gsrtra9 begonnen
rat, piro Ga JoQette ibu fortieben.
9oinberter piro oas 9erhdItsn beE
gr1iioentsn in gssuQ auf Die 0fientlts
den 3dnoereien in QIasta elmer ldcE'
zen aritit unter3ishsn. 4nosre Epsrs
ZEN ben prGfosHteH antlaqsn, baB er
hie 0ffentIi6s patronage in Istnem pei
I0nliden Sntere'Te pertpeuost. aur3s
I'm. es rpirb nifts untsrbleiben, ipas
oeIhe6en taun, um Den Prdiioeuten
rur bem 8oIte in 8srruf 3u brtngsn.
Oir Iiuo uber uber3eugt, paB es ni6s
qtlinQsn ptro, oenn bic 9eihulotoun'
Qen fino haltIos. gsionoers tarmIos
Tino bic qfeiIe, bic uuf 6sn prdiioen'
ter rpeaen bss Re3ipro3i o3itdtsz gsrtra9s
uboeitoTen rperbsn. Seins 4n9reifer
tereiien oamit rur, oaB Iie Die Stim>
munq oes 8oltss, an neltes fie appel
liren, our nitt teunen, benn Dts'er
Gertra9 1T unftrsitig Die populdrit.
Tbot bes grdIibeHten. 9os Bolt bat
tis ihnersn Sabre nift DergeTH, IN
i0tlten es BON Observation-Disclosures aufs
un6urmheraiqits uusgepIiiubsrt purbs,
irosm lie cine tiinitlide 5hsusrung IN
Qllen QebensmittelH herbetfibrten.
Si6erlih miro es Elm @sies. nsltss
Die Wieoerbolung fold fhdnbIiten
Trsibsns 3u oer6uten bsftimnt it,
riht mibbtQiger.
Die FortI6rittler glduben, duf oie
lInterItiiBung Der 5armsr rehnen su
t0nner, absr aud in oisiem iFulle be-
rpeifen lie ihrs llntsnniujb Der 8erhdlt-
nife. IS gibt nur peHiae Stooten,
bic ousIhlieblih oom 8streibebuu les
ben uno Das finb Staoten. nie Roro.
unb Siib-8atOto, BE poIitiI6 nidt
inf gepidt fn1sr. Disfi m0qen auf
9runo Der DolIig irrtbiimli6en Qne
rahme, oab Der canabiihe gertrag re
ihdoigen lperos, Ste0ung uegsH Den
Brdiioenten nehmen, aber oae ldnbs
mirthiboftliheu Stnoten, in oensn Der
Ssarmbetrish eemiifter 4rt, mas BEL
Rem meiiten Der Joa 1T, tperbsn sum
9rdifbenten haltsn, neil Die gorthsile,
sie ibnen aus bem 8ertrags srtpadfsn
tperoen, unpsriennbar iinb. 1as er.
aibt fih aus Der Ratur Der canGoiffsn
lanbuirtbf4aftti6en gsrbdl.uiiYe. Die,
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GterblidbfeitSberidJt.

aunisunoe 5umniel, rs, 726 Dons
nersbussr Strabs; RiusnleiDsn.
Wsel4iorGismantel, 6 Wlonats, 1882
Waluui Strabs; Snauefi in Shpeb..
5amss Gooi. 8. 936 Barr Sirabe;
6horlnhfisber.
Rarie 5usbes. 19, 551 On l3.
Sirnbe; 1uberiulofs.
1beoocr JtSoins. 81. 3640 WiHi.
gan NpeHue; Rrebs.
30. q. Ruar,. SO. 2l03 Gaitern
Npsnus; 9ubersuloie.
Jlortncs Alton. 80. Ct. Narisn Ros
ipiial; 6erSleibsn.
Rapmonb Baumnnn, Ia aage, 1850
Wiiber ApeHue; Hisrenleioen.
Warp Walons. SO, Wurfan apenue;
Qrebs.
5oa sOnn.nbap. AZ. 2019 MabiiOn
Roab; Risrenleioen.
Samutl R.sln, 68, Gongpistp 90,
ipital; 5.rsleioeH.
GhfforO Milling. 4. 1176 Sarrii0u
apsnu.; SdDGde.
Narsar,t Rieoineer. 73, 1902 Bar
miller Strabs; aiisrsiHn06e.
glora u. Gruber, 43. 1422 M<fi lh
btrtp SiraBt; 6er5leiben.
1hreia Cunning. 70. 28O6 Doobs
burn aptnus; 6tr5leiben.
Buffet Griisssmann. 1. 600 Reoes
ing Roab; 2unssnsntsiinbuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08
Gin pedbboeel.
Die anssbste fiir Sreo Naas's Aato.
mpbil mieoer snradgeuieieH.

freo. Woog, Der Eupsrintenntnt
nes Strabenrsinigungs Departments,
II. ouatniheinIid Elm srobsr psdposd.
Dor etpo feds monuien bat ihm bsr
Staotratb Elm Gutomobil beninis.,
aber beH.nungsadtei rub Ssrr Wlaag.
Der iasidalih Elm gaHs ssrDaltiges
1erritorium bsiuhen mub, ith NIT eis
asm poriintilutbIidsn gaaen unb si.
ntr oItsrsihtpaten Npiinante bsaniis
asn, 0enn bic aontrolibehorh Fat ihEr
DEN qroftpaatn nod INNER nidt &c.
sduit.
Btitern bate 5reo. Wlaag auf siu
.ooor iein Guio befommsn. hsnn bic
aonirodbeb0roe tdiis gum srpeiten
W.dIs anaebote fir bic qisisrung bic.
itr maihine ausihr.i6en iaiIsn, nata
sem bic uripriiHaIiftn aHaetok Dor
Mcnatsn suriitsepisien iporoen pds
,en, ater audi g.iitrn gins Die Sohe
schiei.
es ldaeu cine ansdbI anoebpie Dor
unb 5err Waos Bate ndh tineetenoer
1riifung ojsIer gnaeboie bic aonirou.
reh0roe sriu6i, ihm Elm ~peerIeb"s
.luiomobil gu tdufeH, oas s4250 iofisn
frIIts. Tas niecrisiis aHsebot, oas
s,nessana,n mar, fpor Fiir ein automp.
bill, bas $3.50 toiisn iclIse uno bic
acniro[IbtbGros srI,bieis De aneelts
atnbsi, sinfah odburh. bob iit bic
iammilifsn anesbots nisoer Derporf
unp bic ausihreibuns neuer 4ngebote
anorbntis. jeoph NIT Der geitimmun1.
LAB eas bttreffsnbe 4utomobil nift
Itr $500 toitsH bari.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

Sest erft tit uns Der ro1s
WortIdut Der Gntfheihune bes Obsre
bunbesgeridts in Sahen bes Sabats
fruits sugssangen, pelhe Gntfdets
oung erneutes Snterehe aus oem
9runpe eregt, odB Der 9eneral ans
malt Der Der. Staaten bierin cine
ppllitduoias 2oIung oes Sruit : BRO
blsms erblitt. 9iefs anftdt erifeint
uns nitt 5utrsffsnb, neil lie Die Wsogs
Iibteit niht bsriitii6tiet, bob Ntonos
pole our6 oFFenen 4ntauf BON Be
trieben qegriinost Derben tonnten.
Wenn Der General 4nnalt fagt, boB
Wpnopole niht mebr burh gttiens
Manioulutiouen gegriinbet perbeu
t6nnen, 10 tonn man bas geltsn laHsr.
0enn aber btefe Sorm Der Wonos
polsarunoun9 fortan unter'dgt lit. 10
tqnu nit 9eTtimmthit porausgefdJt
fperoen, odb i'm 2aufs Der 3eit Wonos
pole ourt pFfeRen IntauF BON getries
ben aeariinost peroen uno ooge9en
odbe es unter ben iesiqen @sieBen tstre
glbhilfe. 0araus srgibt iih bic Roth
nenotateit fir Elm neues 8eieb, mel
tes ieoes Wtonopol, gleihpiel ME e.
entitanoen 1T, perbietet, ooer mas nod
beTer pGre, betreffs fetnsr Bretsforoes
runo unter 62b0roIide aontrole iteat.
Wit anoereu Wprten: Der Seneral>
qnnalt Bot oarin Rett, penn er fa9t
bdB mpnopols in Der btsherigen
WeiIe nicbt asorinbet neroen tonne7,
ober er BAT hdriu llnreht, penr sr
faot, odb unter osm iebi9en Stotu$
oes geTsBes WoHopole Hiht auf unoere
0eiTe, burh 2(ntauf, geqriinoet pers
ben t1unten. Tiir bic llnrthtiqtett fsts
ner @nfiht liefert Der General ans
nlui TelbIt ben beftsu 9eIe9 nit ben
Wprten: Sine beherr' henn Stsaun1
in elmer G}eT6Gfts 9rante, Die ourh
ehrliheg unternehmsn unb normdle
RettOben erlangt piro, 1T tstue
us6ertretuno bes GeieBes." Nshmsn
mir iebt an, bdb cine 4n3abl 8robs
tupitaIiiten ibre 8slbsr 3uidmmenit1tsz
ben. um ane Giienerse i'm 2nnoe an
sutaufen. 3as 1T cine normale Utsthos
be. Wtit benz geTiB bisier Gr3e a6sr
betsrrI6en tie Die 8erperoun9 Don
giien uno Stdbl big in ibre lsstsn
Stabien. sic permogen cine oridsros
gnrannei au8auiibsn, ohns bag lie Iih
n6rormer Wethoosn bsoisnt bdtteu.
unm0ulih t0nnte Der 9eneral Nm
malt bebaupten, baB Elm ioIhes WIos
nopol einpanbsfrei mare. Benn es
bod oeIhieht, 10 bat sr Den 3rped be-
GeIeBes mibpsritanoen, cine SemerS
tuna, Die audi Quf oas Sberbunoesocs
rid5t autrifFt. 9isIes batte Die Qbiiht,
ieoes ltuternehmen, glelhnlsl pe!Ier
Grt ss entftdnbsu 1T, fir unqeisBIih
au ertldren. iobalo es ols Wirtun9
bat, oie 0ffentlihe Wohlfahrt gu ihte
oioen unb Toltsg iIt bod bsitimmt Der
Ran, rpenn cine 5irma in Der 9uue
1T, ben Qreis fir stus Daare beg al@
oemeinsn gebarfs por3uIarsibsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

gis ouf Weiieres iptretn .tins 9ss
ilhsr metr I'm 3ufIudtsbnus suesluf.
Zen nerDen. Disis 4noronuna III ee.
iroffen fpcrbsn. mel! seesnpdrtia in
Der stnbt bcs 5horlatfi,be sismllf
itari eroffrt uno cine einidlsppung
tieier aronsbeii IN oos 3ufludtsbans
ptrbiiist fberbsn fod.
elm Grnntos finbst aud Der Issie
IoAmittdesscties fir ssrunms
3eit ftott, oenn oitie OottesbieHftt
tptroen trit TIN Gtpttmbsr tpisber nbgss
LdlteH tperDen. 4m Gonntaa gsans
mittag fpri6i ReD. Ghorlss q. Num.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08
Nene beutide Stdotebiloer.
Don 5einri6 Gee.
u m r yube Der R hDn.

Sm 6er5eu Geuti4ianos gelesen,
umtreiit BON ben beFabrsnfien Der.
tetrsltnien, reid an eisenartigen
Shonbeiien, bic ibr nur burh Die
sroufame ausrpttuns zines sroBen
Sbeils Der Wdlbbeftdnoe psrtiir3t NOR.
BEN finb, ffebt bic Rb1n in besng ouf
Ten Sourinerauiprun nod INNER ges
gen onbere peutfhs Gebirse erbeblih
Srriif. Gtnes I'm 10 reQereH geluhss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

len, burd bic sss.nieitis. Snip.ttion
Der ganten uno ourd eine Snfpettion
Seitens Der 9unosssRsgieruns. Wtit
folder Wstbobe III benz tleinen aapis
tai bie MDslidtett 9eboten. iih segen
oas Grobtapital gu bebaupten. Der
2lloribite qIau niirbs ous Grobtdpis
tai nod unbesptnglther MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

9rof. W 2aug6ltn Der Paz
tipndlzSetonom Der Gbicagoer uniper.
fiat, rpirtt in WuibtngtoH i'm Nuftru9e
einsr geihdftsmdnniiten IFoctation
fir bic 90firung zines 9eieBss our
Reformirung unisres 5tnan3sSpftsms.
2tus ben 8emertungen 1T erIihtItt,
naB 9rofeTor U}. GaughIin Dem Qt0s
Ridden Blune ni1t beiitimnt, uno
bas tunn niht iiberraIhen. Der 9lan
If fhon aus Dem Grunos perfebit, oab
er ben 9duptfehler unieres 5inan3z
Spitems nlht beieitigt. 9iefer bsItsbt
ndriR, oaB bic 9elD3ufubr nitt in BEN
Wabe, pie bic 8eftdfte Iie brdu6sH,
ipd6it. Das in oiefem Safe Dorgsfes
ben pirD, lit entlDeber ungenu9sno ooer
ftimperbdft. 9enQu betrattet pirD
qar feline 8Ortehrung getroffen, um Die
9elo3ufubr gu oermebren, Denn Die 80
UtiQionen, bic gu oteiem 3peds Beige
itsuert perpen foqen perDsn ben DOT.
hanpenen 9el0pprrdtben entnommen.
Tumtt pirb bod tein neues 8elo sus
qefiihrt. Die iibriqe 8ortebrunq, fpelz
DE eine bsi6rGntte @eIosGmiTion aes
ftattet, bic nit elmer 3irtulationsfteusr
bebaftet lit, be3eIhnsn mir als film
perbaft. Wenn man fur 6elo in iFolqe
Der 3irtuIdtionsitsuer 3ehn ooer gar
3fpDlf pro3ent 3dbIen mug, 10 lit bds
MD tosniigeuo our getdmpfung bon
3rIfsn unb uuberoem qriHpli1 per-
feblt, osnn Elm rt6ttgss 5tndn3ipitsm
fou parin beItehsn, bab feline arifsn
duftommen. Was erreiht perDen foIte,
i'll 5olgenoes: Siir CUTE 8eftdftspehs
fsl foa is6sr3eit 8elb gu sinem mGbie
gen 3insfub porbarben isin. Gin
BlaH, Der oisIsn 3ped ni6t srfiiQt, 1T
iperthIos. Die 5rags, ob er erfatt
tuerosr t0nnte. III unisrss grmsiTens
duber 3peifel geitsllt, fpenn mir bic
rtefigen Summen beg einge8ablten aas
pituls Der Rationalbanten betrdhten.
4uf oteie SiherRit bin t6nnen frifhs
Gelosr ni6t bios big sur 66he oon so
WtlIioneH. fonoern bon 500 mfGipnen
Dollars bsf6afft rperoen. 8qs oIein
lit cine pirtfdms Q66ilfe. ga 6onoeft
fth bios I'm bic nDtbigsn Boriihts<
mabregsln uno bisfe fteben i'm reihlihs
fen Wabs gu Gebots. Die 6auptbepin.
euns herin pIre, oob bic 500 MilIic.
rien ODER nod lnehr fpieber aus bem
9ertsbr sesogen perben, na6oem fie
ibren 3tped erfuIt bab.n. Das lGBt
fi6 auf psrfdtsbens Metfe er3tping,n,
turh ginrihtung Don ginlDfungsfel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

msp unb sipar iiber bas 1btma die
asiultnie tiner ssrniinitisen seier tts
risrten Sulis. Nebuer ipirb Ieine
Nusfiibrunsen Sur4 itsreopiiites 1il.
Ter iQuItrireu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

Sn Rsp gOrt iino brst @isrtsl
Der itdotifteu 8elber. Die fir Die 5eier
les .9lorreiten" ausgerpOrfen pur'
Ten, aeItobler poroeu. Stdott'te ger
ipaltuna 1T oas uuriibmlihite 8upitel
tn uuTerer 8lorie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

Senutor 8uggenbetm 1T
eer qnIi6t, Dap Der SDngreB gu pie!
uuterIudt. Dieter Qnfi6t lte9t pohl
lie Surht gu 8runpe, odb Der S0n'
creb auf ben 8eoanten tommen toHHte,
Sic 8uaoenheimIbeu GeiaGfte elmer
1IntsrIu6unq su unter3iehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

9suindnt gonpers BON 5. poIiStis
Iiitri.i bat cine DslobnuHs fGr ben
sbrlidsn gtHoer aussdsti. tpel4er tim
isine am Tonnerf!as ptrlorsn seg0Hs
ssnt soIbeIe saf9snuhr sarddbrlHst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

wesrrf esrtHss,
cstes esiafEd 25e ssr Ensr. 800 inf 5iaFss
esHrn @stsfss
$50 9asit g. esr.. sss sslam aae Geufrel Ees.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

Die qr0Bten Shipterigtstten
IN Der GrleOigung Der marottdHiI ten
Sraue Miro, lpie es ben Nnihein bat,
@rqlarD mahen. 0ieiem lit Der 9es
hante. DaB 3eutitldnp iih i'm allan
tiTtsn S3eun feitieBt, nod unfnmro
tbiiher, ais 7Sruntretf. g8ir hcffen
leoo6, bub cine iolhe Notbpenotgislt
fit tpfro permeioen la'Teu, tnoen
GeutTalauo Die be'timmte'ten @arans
t;en fir Die Siferung ieiner 6anosIss
rstte geboten perben. gs lit ods
aus peri6isoenen 9riinoen gu MIN
ften. Cine IoIhs sutfernts poFtton
Su perthetotgen, piiroe cine beoeutenos
9eritdrtunq Der Flotts nothpenn'g
MAIDEN unD Die Qaiteu oss oeutiten
9toltes fino hiertn o6nebin groB oenug,
oIs bQB man iie obne 3rpingenDe Roth
apenniotsit oermsbreH follts Soodnr
iiiiroe ourt Iolte GrperbunQ oas
pihtiqe grinsip aufgebobeR, oaB tetae
Tnnerionen msbr itottfinDen ioIIen.
g,uf ieoen Suq ubsr lit bic 2tusfht be.
Qriinbet, oab es pegsn Warottos 81
ieinem Grisqe tommen ptro. Dos
0lei6e ldBt iih betreffs Qlbuniens Ia'
cen. Die inneren 9er6GltniTe in alien
3eaierunsen iino gu unIi6er, aIs ouB
man es paGen t0nnte, GuBere 8erDtts
lunoen ber6s 3ufiibrsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

gtm GOnnias Radmii!as fpiro i'm
GbeE 9art bic Sohn 6. Weberfds
gapelle uni,r Der 2situns Don aapea-
meiIier aouis q. @sisonb bos fOlsenbe
,ntsrsHons prosramm CUR Durhfubs
rtnn hrfrnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08

Sn gruIieI fprat Der Sto7le
f1uio 8arp iber Die gOloene Regel IN
Gtahl. WenH man Die 9unoen 'hlett
Debanoele, liefen tie odpon. 0drum
True man Die &uuoen gut bebonosln.
Die 9ogit tIappt dber ntht. Bsnn
bIcs Elm 8las pOrhaHosn 1T, no Der
9unoe gu tuufeH oermag, 10 tann man
i'm 70 Ihle6t behanoeln, pIe man
2uit bat; er muB bod pteoertommen.
Ser 3ped oes internatioHalen Stdbls
Sruits 1T, ben Gunosu aQe 8aufIteueT
bis auf cine gu perihlieBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-08
6ti Surenlxases. Esetil lunGe1 StsS
Serksn6aRAeu
made man icfort Ginrei6unees ~
4)r g4idferA
pain.Expollor

eeit 40 anbren bcDdtrt unb Sc.
Iiebt ia benti4en U0miIien AZ 3du1s
mittel. 26t uR6 bOe N 0ppt&e1es,
olur CT mi Arter.
Fad. nICnTHD = CO.
- sss., ssssss sss 3sss.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
DIFFERENT USES OF GLASS
Bridge Spanning Royal Gorge Of Colo
rsdo River IL Made Of That Ma
terisi--ciotb for Dresses.

II would oecn that In these days
there Is no LIMIT to the uses made OF
glass Among the most extraordinary
may be cited the following;
The bridge spanning the Royal
Gorge Of the Arsansa river In Colo
RADIO. This bridge may be said to be
half mile high. for Il reaches from
ons ciin 10 the other OF the gorge
with deep csexm beneath II The
moor Of this wonderful bridge Is made
OF plate glass one and ope-haIf inches
In thickness. set In steel framegork
Ia Lyons, France. pavaments made
OF glass have been In use for some
time. They are constructed of cera'
mo-crystai, ceramic stone or devitri-
ned glass. and are laid In the form Of
blocks eight inches square. each block
containing sixteen parts In the shape
OF checkers, II is said that these
blocks are Sc closely fitted together
that water cannot pass between them
The whole pavement presents the odd
effect OF a huge checkerboafd The
special advantages claimed for this
nVit ot pdFchcht arc ihdi u nAs
greater resistance than stone. that It
Is poor conductor OF cold--ice. ac-
cordingly. nor forming readily upon IT,
and. finally. that II Is more durable
than stone and much cheaper. besides
affording no places for the Judgment
OF microbes.
Glass cloth for dresses is no new
thing. having been placed on the mar
ket number OF years ago This glass
cloth has the same simmer and bril-
lance Of color as that shown by silk
Besides glass cloth. there may be in
stanced manufactured glass curtains.
carpets. tabIecIoths and napkins. most
Of which are results OF the ingenuity
~ European manufacturers
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BALE WASTE PAPER HANDlLY
Performs Work In Short Order,
Adding to Value OF Refuse.

Baled waste paper IL worth from $40
TO $50 ton. but the difficulty is In get
ting II baled properly Many firms
have large quantities OF this waste
material. OF which they either do not
know the value or do not take the
trouble TO save. A Michigan man has
invented d press for the special pur
pose Of balIng such paper and thus
keeping II in the form In which It can
most readily be disposed OF The press
Is inside a cabinet. as shown In the
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the United States AS our readers know the
crowding OF the cattle out OF many section of the
range by the sheep has been attended by much
bitterness and controversy. There are three prin
cipal species of range sheep The old Mexico
sheep the direct descendants of the original
Spanish Merinos. brought over two hundred years
ago by the Spaniards in Old Mexico. They nave
long legs; a long. thin body, and the wool Is fine
and thin. They are hardy. excellent travellers and
will keep In good condition on the poorest and
driest Of ranges Often they outsell all other
sheep. for the meat has excellent flavor and
the hide is thin, firm and soft These original
Mexican sheep have been largely graded with Me
rino rams in New Mexico and southern Colorado.
The New Mexico sheep. they denominated.
smallbodied sheep and although they never
grow very large they get very fat. They bring
good prices for the same reasons that obtain in
the of the Mexican sheep above mentioned
Merinos are also TO be found on the range in great
numbers. many of them having been bred from
Merinos brought from the east The lambs
shortegged and not good travellers the
southern sheep but they need not be. for Wyom-
ing. Idaho, etc. have. the average better
ranges than are to be found In New Mexico and 1t
is In these northern states that the Merinos hold
sway.
Almost all range sheep are affected with scab.
though 1t Is frequently so held in check as to be
scarcely noticeable. As remedy 1t is the general
practice to dip" all range sheep. and this opera
ton, carried on extensively a large sheep
ranch is decidedly picturesque. Oftentimes 1t is
deemed necessary to give the same sheep several
clippings at intervals of ten days and occasional
ly this dipping Is done In zero weather On the
large ranches there are specially constructed dip
ping watts with runways for the sheep as they APP
proach and leave the watts. etc. Various ingredi-
ents are used In the preparation of the dips
among the most popular being lime. sulphur and
tobacco.
AS Is well known. the American market has be-
come the most discriminating in the world on
beef nrOdQcts and Is raOidiy IN
a corresponding superiority in mutton. Conse
quently farmers and ranchers realize the neces
sity OF selecting the best sheep The value OF i'm
proved blood in sheep has come to be realized.
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v-yed on this side of the Atlantic for many years
and many farmer paid almost fabulous prices
Tor sheep having no adaptation to anything except
WOOL production Perhaps this state OF affairs was
due to the impression that so long held sway that
the American people were pre-eminently nation
OF pork eaters and had little appreciation for good
mutton Whatever justification there may have
been Tor this In the past II certainly ceased years
ago. depression in the price of wool some
Of years ago was very influential In
bringing about a change of conditions and
started the new movement In behalf
Of mutton sheep swept all before t. In
deed, In some years single market such
Chicago. has shown gain of fully million sheep
over tho twelve months preceding. Canada
sends great numbers of mutton sheep to this
country well as considerable quantities of wool
The experience OF later years has proven that
the rich lands and abundant feeds OF the United
States are well suited to the economical produc
ton OF superior mutton and the furthermore NUT.
ton sheep II properly selected grow large
part If not all OF the wool demanded for Ameri
no greater error than the Impression the part
OF many people that sheep suited only to in
teror land To be sure. sheep. unlike some other
animals. can get along on scanty vegetation. and
consequently win Craze profitably on semiarid
land bat the other hand they render
pecially large return for liberal ration OF good
foods. AS showing how much more appreciation
OF this fact there is IN other countries than in the
United States II may be cited that recent stats
tice showed that there were not to exceed 25
sheep per thousand acres OF land In our leading
agricultural states. whereas In England the high
priced agricultural lands sustain average of
$50 sheep per thousand acres and in Scotland
thero may be found high 1880 sheep
thousand acres
The champions OF scientific agriculture in the
United States just striving earnestly TO
Impress our farmers with the fact that 1t would
be better to convert their surplus grain products
into meats such mutton Cat least tn the exten;
Of supplying home demands) than to export the
corn and other grains such. For example II Is
claimed that 10 raise $1,000 worth : corn takes
rom the soil producing the crop about $500 worth