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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-17
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nieberaebrannten @ebdubsn befdnben
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Wann nurpe porldufis nad eais
Sslano sebradt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-17
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-17

WtlSc NHi.rdlitn, 10.
Suli. Der i.eapsrireisnoe prsmisrs
miniiter WiIliam Morris 6ustes ers
ti1rte om Gonniag in einem 5niers
pisip. bab 4uFtra!ien iih anIdBlid bes
NbjhIuiIes hes englifhsinpduiiher
Werirnas btgliidniinfhen tonne. osuu
bierburh erbislie AuTtralien ftatt bier
Sabren sshnSabre3eii. INN nie0eibeia
biguns bts Qanbes segsn cine sttpuigs
0efobr rorSnbertiien.
Die GsftIi4feiteninS Ct. Di.
ct. Die. 16. JuIi. Die frans5s
decentralization Jeislitieitsn Su,
erlnneruHg an bic Ramenaebunp
~Nmerifd~ fir ben nfuen ,psltlinen
Welttbeil bouersen aud, Gonntaa an.
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isaenen WorftGbte Sur Gicotbale, roo
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ameritoniiden 9otf9Gfttrs aus. Gr
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belt seseben iei. bie bielen Jpeunbs
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-16
Cgv>GW - Tpsg NoNk o. vMg
1soMvsgMvN egNGAAL
Aeeaaa0lv.
Ms That AaE seNGl
ALso rnoss WHICH secoMs
LAW WITHOUT oovGRMoRS
APPROVAL on veyo.


Wesessn Nswspaose Tales Nsws ossvieA
Osovse.-Ths time for action ~ The
0ovssnoe apsa The bills passsl b. the
UgAAssntA 0sasrai Assembly ~ q.
p1ro1 - . list II those which becooe
osu opllows. Oovssnor ShafrOtA has
01uns1 ell tAsse given except hoss
1ssl0naasd "by limitation" which. not
1Avlno besa vst0ed. also become law
vlcAest tAs 0ovsrnor's approval.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-16

|e3.ssss = .ssa sssaasss = - csss-
..:,.s i, $780, 70 s:s.'.ss
Is ss ssss 4 css sss; q scss -
q Ie5--latlng pssvlsssa for re
sSss e csisrsAs q De Ssha Eisnsr
- ::sas.: x ~.
= !. sel--Amsaliag q acs satitiod:
sficts" spprsvsd Nay J. iSSS.
- \ s!y--rvevillns that PROOF Of
~ snct that say psssea 81 esseoas not
AZ SseyiSss ssii;"s q es Sss Tor
sis o. any psstiss q such CO.. carcass win
en- sss :. =; !, s1: :v q .n. e;
s. pri1s Sscis evidences 81 ths guilt ci
such psrsos Or psrsens % thstr urose.
sss. q e "c s'' ":: s:; n ns
providing that one who Iurchasss beef
81 Sssms1 guilty q receiving stolen
D q !s7..-Amsnaias sseslea ssss OF
&c yer 1893. ~ sane ssins seetien
c,o,ore4o fos ~ xssr NM ~" "
q .. ss-PrasiAiag for making COM
plete records q the Colombo men who
served In the spanish. A0sfican War.
.. y. 1ee--Amending an act entitled:
"An act 70 amend On oct entitled: An
act 20 provide for the appointment OF
bsiliffs for the district courts: defin-
INF the powers and duties d such hal
repeal ali scts "a 1"sts ~ asss n NJ ccr 70
fIict with this ACT. Anprovcd Anrii 4.
iasi." ennroveA SshrmSrv n tesS .nI
" ~ ~ sho paris OF acss IN
eo"ihe' "sre"Nn.
q. b. ill-Amendinx section geas Of
NE Eevtgsa sn,sasasss q Colorado con,
Sl.sracf csrs,.s ~ cnrsc.s ss ss sSn"U.
and making repert upon the same.
q rss-A-.,a... ..,. a.
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-16

nsavsr. time for action ~ ths
0ovss10e upoa The hills passs1 b. the
0lgAAssatA Osassal Assembly Aae q.
p1rs1 ~ . list II tAoss which bscooe
~ opllows. Oovssnor ShafrotA haa
o1Uo1 eli tAsse given excsDt tAoss
1ssionaasd by limitation" which. not
1Avlng besa vst0ed. also become law
WleAeut tAs 0ovsrnoeis approval.
INIT SENATE DlLls.
4 q. t--Bill 70 establish . school Of
egfSc1iturs and mechanic arts at this
s1oet Lewis school In Il Plata county.
een1itiens Of On act Passsd ~ the con
sssSsssisss IL sSrrsnt ssi sontiss.n,
- e. sslsiii,nS treaty = stipsissions
= SssPcsss. for s. tss iiscsi Yea year sndias
Rser4 aad ssfinias the powers aad du.
e 8 0art Of lAe sxpense Of maintenance
9 tss state lnaustrial School g Geld
1850 - -
9 2: ss-...lns asPsopr-i.s,asi.os f e.
~ snS Ns@iectsd Chii6ren Tor the De :
stea bsginning December I. 1919. and
81
q p ss--To amend eecticns - and
~ o. IN act approved March ~, 1886,
csstance 81 the STATE Of Colorado, from
10 Unlfed States. or the benefits OF an
Act Of Congress q to desert lands, .ap-
II tSs irrisssion. reclamation. occupa-
0lon and disposal Of the same" the
ssssos sii% %ws 81 iSes. "
q n. tito establish the county Of
lfsffst and the temporary county seat
tkessof; providing tor appointment Of
SeSs a eOurts therein and attaching
ne oouno 10 certain congreesionAl. sem
eteelai. representative and judicial dis
r. ie-An sct to provide for the
eran6&ev 81 unsx pended bAlancee Of ap-
oeeorlatioas In the general fund.
an ise-Aa act to prohibit any en-
uo0yee frpm Aemandine of any enapiOye
- : oon1lttea Of escurtag employment
SlsSs esvse ~ scasscssen With g =
sSIsSt3os 81 socIsty. 10 Interpret this
- ae4 70 provide psnaities for violat-
- eA1e aeG
m Sas--providing for the appoint
~ a. The General Assembly OF the
SssSetlea therefor.
a,,,-proa .s,..nx IL. US. Of de-.
Qnoeeoe. nlsrepreeent ation, false Adver-
elsiag and false pretenses and unlawful
WerS "a any department. Of labor In this
e4aee and 9lxing penalties. criminal and
e1vsl for violation thereof.
g., 4 /. 70, g M
sssport and Incidental expenses o. IN.
Colorado
nsee o. license inspectors, and 10 re-
fSics herewith.
4 b. iis-Concerning the power Of
.saicip.i corpor.tions relative ts
q ,. iss--Reiatin9 to warehouses
m for vioistton Thereon. and rcpea Inns
an acts and parts Of acts In conflict
-
r. n. isS-Concernlng prostitution and
nrovIdinr punishmeut for persons vic.
6slag tSis act.
Il 4. fes--proy,dinr for the w~edtnp
cut 81 defunct and moribund companiel
sosors o. may hereafter me articles o.
issespsss.,on under s q: laws r., Of so, II,
eeesorstlona Ana DO not fiie the propel
resorts with or nay tbs proper fees /,
shs session Laws 81 Colorado for isS.
sssarding county boards OF visitors.
4 n. 1e--Providing for the organixa
ssSsts.
q n iei--Amending chapter % Of IN,
w. ssstusss q .. i rss,. G%n
~ corrs WI ~ eos' W S''s'
,..,.-,.. . - 49, ,,,,,,.
es1l-Amsnaics , At scs sn n,s.cr,s, "a,
neMeltlss = RELATION thsrsio and dstin
~ ssrsrsn SsrH ~ irrisstion.a an
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-16


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sssAs sed hishways
P:.s g i: s' ~. 1900 S:s.r e
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Ss.sasfy - Asen "
~. D. iea-Amending section SOS, Ne.
"a scsocis mi nsv,vtSins - anltin9 con.
tiruOus aislgtcts md sna~nSa9 c0mttgu-
eus sssritosy, ana rsa.e.s9 = .n.S as W.
MSoeunsss ON oos Of 1sS ssso w.
Hcu.
r is :,.s :: , a q. :s:', "a
OF the General statutes e CssosoA0," ap-
proved April ii. i1oG
=. -... -. -...
OF tine nsmss OF faTns one ssechss.
n N ,ss.- provsn~~ A. N. oavnene
Of ] psrs q tie snps.:ss = @sinssaancs
81 ~ IT. sSss I'VE
'"e
n. =. sf-pr~vtekng Ter the paymsat OF
~ she p~nitentierv for the years 1911
sassrx ~. - nsn.: ~ ,ns Ssss Sarois
oSSis:r ~ ~. 1919 ssr,oS
n, ". 7s-Providtne for the payment Of
nance Of the caritsi buildings ana
groundn for the month OF December.
1910. and for the meeths OF January.
February an4 March. 1911.
l.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-16

q. .as
So Iuu 81 f fx
~ - = e.,.,uA,,s $50. 49,
= b. HI
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year. ssSssni"G bscS@S.s 4. MT
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svsics d ~ StSsS Il csiefs2
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-. ~ X
:. = -, 2. sss-nsl:s,as e. re l.sesdas
ana carrvine a f1rSaesra m CnisS1AS. n
O. \. Ale--coecsrslse sche~,s -
0G00 Au00tI0AA.
urer. Ia an ~ sss3,.e sS W.
revenue vsrrants. sSrisS 81 Seays
1855 ana 1855. IN Internal Im0eov1G
nerms mSnf funi - -
the tjnivcrsitv 81 CoiosaH~ "a IN r.
funAin9 h0nAs- eeriNa m l6f6 FSsesS7
Ia enckaa0e for general vsvenvs WQ19
and iseS. Ia the universisy fan4
-, r.
q. n. Ase--Proyidine for the cance1nns
cs I" q q aSSsSssSns w Is esrtsin $50
d, n, S3s-Amsndinr ssct,ca % Of =
oct entitled "Rsyenue," chapter ., IAW0
Q. n. ss7--Amsndlns an oct sstisieA
the creation OF gauginG fund, de -
TO which such fund may Be put, al
the repeal Of al acts % conflict hse6-
peaiins al acts in conflict herewith.
M
9. b; stl-ProsidinE for the asceYt.
Ii, 1898.
~ ... ..... 90.
k,s. ia ssI1Arm ss ia 49,, sscf,Cnc sssS
Colorado.
g u !e.Amending section 80 % 81
vide 4 code OF procedure for courts ID
record Ia the state of Colorado" e.
proved April Z. 1887.
,eAn.,a,,~ ...,,o, ass - y.
-. c.ss,.a "a oE ~ n.cc.S,Ss
siv,, act,or FOR co~rss ~ record IL co.
rado.' approved April !. 1887.
,,x u.S,, n.,...... 81
. - lis-Aaeine sgproprsstlons w
me 1ne suppoL OF tne ssate n0ms ~
framing Scnool tor mental DetecssvsA
=,
y lss--Estaolisning tns county, ~
Maoason.
az. c.. .,..... !.
election precincts Included within the
~ sNnnns ENu EIeste' 1opue
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-16

- III. ADnf2nFtUltn
the s,ipport ~ thc atntc inaus,risi
school for Girls In Jeffsrson comntv
800 -
3. n. Shaking appropriations for
tim - ,ha ..csrSmenssp orn ops,rr
ma met iiursic., Mani NJ ,hn Snin.
rado achaai ~ Mir.s 1ac,asn @c,a ~
We erection and equipment Of . hail
% mining q said school. and for the
81 Physics al said school.
~
v. isI-tBy Limitation --Provid-
road from Tellurids 10 Norwood
q. ID. 2i5--Makinw an appropriation
for. the support and maintenance Of the
Guiaraao FOR X. h,snnds, nsrinn end
inr Novemher 10 iSis and thrrea n ~.
- go -
q D. 2ts-Making an appropriation
~ ios ~ r.sossAo s'pposs VI '"s o"'Ssrs
=" =. se
10 :nsui.: into lie sSs:s.an q employ.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-16

Tass ~ Is.Tssnr. ~ p,sE,n rs,,n,s, a,s',
~ m.ns sn"ranria,ior ,hssasor ""9
y" "'"~' ''e'e'"''
,n ,a ~ ~ p,.s ~ "ppsso s.,n io'
~ aes and 4 sos ''s'e"
II n akr-pv uu,,.,,or p.,.., a.
IN. t,snsc,ion ~ Ma sasi ,n,na. ~ Az, ~
raSo spJ mnhinr nm snnrn"r,n ,ioo ,ha.o.
'"''
II. b. sGs-Amendins an act OF the
nes ,r,a a ~ ~ H. is wu . Sna An asl
c ~ snr,..,rs, ,ans sss,ns mn, " MUM
MN ~ M ~. n.,,.sh . .napr sec, So
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-16

H. b. l7-Concerning probation Officers
ulation.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-06-16

Colorado, 1905, concerning school cleo
tons.
II. u. s7--AmendinE section I. OF an
act approved March ~, 1891 amending
section T. Of m act approved april 10.
1859. entitled. NAn act TO establish the
Colorado State Fseformatory."
". d. &o-providing for III. appoint-
m.nt Of bailiffs for the county courts In
counties OF the first and second classes.
II. B.ss-pefinins the meaning OF the
phrase the head Of a family" as used
IN section 3. article 10 Of the Constitu-
tion OF the state OF Colorado.
II. u. bs--Reiatink to bonds Of clerks
OF district courts OF this state, and to
amend AN act relating TO bonds Of
clerks Of district courts Of this state,
and 10 amend section :t7I Of the Gen.
eral Statutes Of iss5,"
II, n. tss--submi,ting to the qualified
electors Of the State OF Colorado an
amendment 60 section q OF article II, OF
the Constitution Of the State OF Colo.
rado. concerning county Indebtedness BY
loan.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-01-06
Pest Without Drink

The Medical Brief says: Without
doubt men who drink no spirits hold
out better and do their work better
than those who drink. Armies made
of men of the former class march bet
ter. hold up longer under fatigue, en-
joy better health, can bear exposure
better. and consequently are free
from drunkenness, suffer little from
disease and crime. 1t lessons the pow
er of resistance In exposure to great
cold and becomes dangerous to use II.
1t may excite for a time, but is always
followed by great depression. This
has been clearly demonstrated in arc
tic explorations. In exposure to great
neat the evidence is equally conclu-
siye against it's use. The array of
testimony is indisputable."
The Falls City tribune., 1911-01-06
WHISKY NO GOOD FOR COLDS
Persons Partakire Of Alcohol Are
More Likely to Suffer From Elk
posture Than others.

At this season of the year the advice
Is freely given, take a little brandy or
whisky to keep out the cold or drive
away a chill" To all such we com
mend the teachings of DR.. Norman
Kerr, than whom on this subject there
is no higher authority.
When he was asked II brandy or
whisky vas good to ward off a threat
ening cold or drive away a chill?
No replied Doctor Kerr. On the
contrary, it is an entire fallacy to sup
pose that brandy or alcohol, In n
shape or form, either warns the sys-
tenn or keeps off cold. AS a matter of
fact, alcohol, after a very temporary
rise of temperature. extending over a
few minutes only, lowers the vital tenn
perature, In consequence of which the
drinker Is actually robbed of heat in
stead of acquiring an additional sup.
ply. Persons partaking alcohol are
Tor likely to suffer from cold or ex-
posture to 1t than those who abstain.
from 1t. 1t is for this reason that In
climates such as Lower Canada the
soldiers OF guard are instructed never
to take alcohol when about to go on
duty. | have known several deaths
arising from disobedience to this
rule"
Brandy. then" said his friend, rs
practically useless"
Certainly" replied the doctor.
Brandy does not warm the system, as
so many suppose; 1t merely warns the
skin, and has a ~paralyzing action on the
nerves which control the blood supply.
This accounts for the flush which one
sees on the face of a person who has
just taken a glass of spirits. Brandy,
In short, causes a relaxation of the
blood vessels. inc is responsible for
the flush on the skin. Intelligent voy-
ayers never now take alcohol with
them, unless 1t be In minute quantities
in their medicine chests. | have been
In the arctic regions myself, and |
know very well that brandy cannot
only be dispensed with, but that one
Is decidedly better without 1t. An i'm
mense number of people, whenever
they feel a chill, resort to alcohol, on
the mistaken assumption hat 1t warns
the body; 1t is a pity they do not know
that 1t has an absolutely contrary eff
feet"
On being asked what he would rec
ommend in cases of cold, he said:
There Is nothing better than simple
hot water and getting under the blan-
kets. The water can, of course, be
favored with lemon or orange, accord
ing to taste. a good drink of hot wa
ter has all the beneficial effects of
brandy and none of its accompanying
risks. II the feet can be put into hot
water at the same time, so much the
better. Spirits generally are worse
than useless in cases of illness. An
enormous number OF people have taken
rum under the impression that 1t keeps
the influenza 1t a distance. As a fact,
however. rum invites the influenza,
from The depressing effects Of alcohol
on the nervous system. \ nervous sys-
tenn depressed through the agency of
alcohol is much more likely TO take on
any form OF epidemic than n not sim
ilarly affected. inasmuch rs the vital
ity is lowered
The Falls City tribune., 1911-01-06
pillow Climhinn-

In the middle of the floor, some lit
tie distance apart, place sofa cushions,
stools. umbrella stands, large vases,
etc. From among the company choose
some one who has never been
'hoaxed" and ask him to first walk
over the course around and between
these articles, sc as to fix in his mind
their situation and distance apart. He
is then blindfolded and told to find
his way carefully among them again
so as not to touch anything.
Very gingerly he will do so, and
when triumphant over his success the
bandage is taken from his eyes. to his
surprise, not an article remains on the
floor. All were quickly and quietly
removed while he was being blind
folded.
His cautious movements and tack
ing here and there to avoid the OBJ
stacles that are not there, make fun
Tor the onlookers.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-01-06
PRINCESS MARY NOW TYPIST
King Georges Only Daughter Learns
How to Operate TypeWriter-To
Learn Stenography.

Princess Mary, King Georges only
daughter. has recently learned to use
a typewriter.
There are two women typists at
tached to The secretarial staff of Mari
borough House, which is the kings
residence, one of whom. at the prin.
cess request, taught her how to OPP.
crate the machine. The princess
proved an apt pupil and devoted her
self so assiduously to the work that
after a few weeks of instruction and
practise she was able to work a type.
writer at a fair rate of speed.
During the reigning family's recre.
alton at Balmoral, Scotland. her royal
.highness will assist in tipping some OF
her fathers more private correspond.
ence.
The princess intends to learn ste.
biography also and is keenly looking
forward 10 helping her mother, Queen
Mary, regularly with her correspond.
ience when the royal family is settled
in Buckingham palace.
This princess was the first royal
parsonage to open an account in the
p~ostofice savings bank, which she did
three years ago on her tenth birth.
day.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-01-06
TIL
In ferVieW
BY Donald Alien

(copyrishi. 1910. by Associated Literary Press
Miss Josie Morris was on a visit to
her college ehum and best friend,
Florence Gray. Miss Josie had ar
rived at the dignihed age of twenty,
but was still referred TO by her ac-
quaintances as that misehieyous
mink" On the contrary. Miss Flor
ence, who was "A year younger, had
dignity enough for a of forty,
M was not to be compared to "A
mink. a fox, a wolf or any other ami
nal.
Mr.. n Mrs. Morris had been
called away from their home for "A
stay OF -four or five days. They did
not doubt that Florence could man
age things during their absence, but
they did not take that little mink"
into consideration.
Something was wrong with the
auto, and II was not to be taken out
of the garage until the father re-
turned. He hadn't left the house an
hour before Miss Josie was planning
TO have II out. She pestered and pro
tested and coaXed, and when the
gardner had finally looked the ma
chine over and said he guessed It was
NIL right If not speeded up, Miss
Florence reluctantly permitted herself
to be eoerced.
on they started one afternoon, with
the gardener at the wheel. and at
the end of n mile they left the high
way. lodged a telegraph pole, tore
through a stone wall and brought up
in a blackberry patch. No n was
killed-no one badly injured. They
were just shaken up, and the auto
was Just smashed.
The accident was heard of, and the
city editor of the Eagle assigned a
reporter to secure the details In an
'interview. The gardener, who had
Just had his scalp wound dressed,
said that the thingumbob had sud
denly got away from the thingumjig,
The Falls City tribune., 1911-01-06
Intonlsants on Board Steamers.

The consumption of intoxicants on
board of the large ocean steamers ply.
ing between New York and European
ports reaches a large aggregate. The
New York Sun gives from the stew
ards department of the Cunard fleet
for a year the following figures Of the
quantities of wines and liquor used:
Eight thousand and thirty quarts
and 1858 pints of champagne, 1891
quarts and 1910 pints of %claret, 5000
quarts of other wines. 4S9,344 ptnts of
ale and porter, 174,921 quarts of min
eral waters. and "a 900 quarts of spir-
ituous liquors" Of this enormous
liquor consumption on shipboard, 1t is
undoubtedly true that by far the larger
portion Is by European voyagers, but
it Is also true that many Americans, a
great many too many, drink a full
share of these wines and liquors. A
total abstinence mission is nowhere
more needed than among those who,
as well-to-do passengers, go down to
the sea In ships.