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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

(Cire ErsinaHS. 9s 2,366-Tie Cincinnati
" 9amllioH uno Eanfcn Aaiirodo 0pnipaHp
ngi5aiorberr eiuea 99dcafer fir bic DpaeH "a
SiunDen btnoEr1 an ibrer arsnsana IN Der
Ssinion Roah 81 be'isden.
Set IS uerpreHet BON Gem Ginb!raib Der Gtnbt
Cincinnati, G.anf Cbo:
Gefiion i. Tat bic Cincinnati, Samiiion
Hnb Tnhtcn @nirona Company eiren sSdchier
pnifiren une beiielieH iou l3dbreue Der % StiHs
rem on ner Vltnfie no hie weisife Der befagteu
gpirpirin bic gsiuioR Gaab frenseu.
Seiticr 2. g9enn ter superintendent, nSr
2meTeifier ober [rnHspcrfniicnssltsiitfr ooer
tiH auoerer 9eauIier CHER slEnfiifuffr Der ers
fnGtrfer GoTplrb, efren eS bicrmiI cir Rtltdi
GeMa6f spirb. iic sn iibersengfn bob Der s3dd.
'er an Der befaeieH areMsisud pofi'r 1T. es uIis
'srIasf CHER neyfaumer fonfr eiren gSddtsr
IN 3cr geuannteH areusirg sir poftireH unh aii
hefisnsn 80 fnil isoer cher aiie her @frannien
unct lleberslhrurq i'm Fcf.seiaeri6te nit einer
Summe oer riitt neHiasr nls sshu rHb Hidbi
Hehr aIs fiinflrhlrnHlia Gpnnys fiir teoer eirfs
seIneu uub ale "a Ttnnbfu hsffrnff fuerheu. In
reimeeu bic asndnuten esamfen tieff ifnserfaf,
iuslher Die aenunHien Becmftn bisfe uuier!nfs
fura heceber.
ec!tson a Tiefe rrbsndns foT Gsalfpssst
bnsen mnh In aTaff ireffn bon uffh nn6 bem
frrrsfter burf has Gefet erIenbter TefniHe an
Baifirt am o. Deaemhef =. =. 1910
Qraftspi bee 1trhtrnftS.
4ttsft: G1htn etut1sfsM 8ter3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

So acres .rotlne eimeitone" Sdno, an
9Iober Gteef, uabe Bethel, O.. an Der xHe
9oitsganbroute nno IeIepboIi. 20 Mder vice.
is sder Rpaaen, saeii gaeioelano. 4tets $50
per elder, peTu bulb berfnnit. Wsnn aorelitIe
an ben @iaenibiimer dnf benz BlnBe: Wi- ..
msc2aa, @etbci, Cbio, Houte No. i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
ujein6aus I'd Uer6aufln.

Gos ipobIbcfnunte iino icit 1850
eiabIirtc @einhauS bon @nhnlnnlt
Bros, 1908 8ine Strabe gelcgen, Ut
ipegen SooesfaI biIlig 5u perfai'en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

cine etuas benuefs Goal Honge mil
eadrme.PehdIier: oles Rt6elspldttirt: $1,000.
Gin beinabe nenes urripbi Eiauo. Wsnbnaoni,
Carl ;Siftey,sSdbyi,at biuia si3s. 9ntsu'
fraacn fcfpri glp 9sie Golerntn aoe. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Saloon nub Ref eftnnrant, etiies Der pc,
fen SeifdifspIdbe IN Der etnof: mnb lolol,
bcrfdufi fuereen: tperoe Bite Sianf pettdneH
pbne trlenoneIdbe GbiI1ditnneu. aeine S9eu'
Ten ~ %, core Of EoIfsbInit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

E.ius EroiHaus gp 23O2-2ur guferIeaula
" eiUer Sge3tnlfieueT art 8rlubtiaeuibuul.
0llorerScn5 uHo uHf.obeHb on giouoiior Siras
fe gluifhen Der Ei;liuie Der liun Eirdbe Are
Ter rDefilider piuie Don Central glpeuae.
rei es eerorousf bonn Sinhirntt Der etaet
giHciUrGti Stdai Chic trie folst
ceiiion l. 9ds duferIeai uHb erbo5eu tperos
ou' eoen Sronifus oer srftiebensrtsrurb'iiifi Fl.
spichPU Der Eitlnie Der pIHu SiraBe nHn Der
refiiidcr 2iue nou Central sioeme (ein 9lnr
heidpien GioeHiburs tpte be'icneri riiroe bonn
Zi1btrnih quiaGbetfen) bic gnarfuWme bon
s. 0395Fs uHh ipenU IN slhfhlaasaahiiraeH be-
a0hlt bic nacbSernrrien SuMrHen TIN leoes nHo
LII -rnfrn mtg inrstfiltrt nnnIif
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

far ,pet 3tmm inner nnb cin
annS ncites Rinno, tpsaen Mbrere nadh 0nra'
ra. 80. 100 GiueiaD Girdbe, nnien i'm
sSuiIe 3-~0-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

bG 1910, uubpioerruiuna elmer Grotnan, betttlt: !:
v@iHe Heolutpn, tpeits Is fur nothipsnpia srfart
su perbeNern pur6 aanalihrune Der @ifta Npe., BON
etHem punft 80 1nb Hbrolh BON Waoiipu Noao bis
su eintm Quntt $50 Sus nbrbfi6 bon patton ape'
uus; 9aiipn apenut BON gifta @penue bis ,u einem
4unti so CUB pttlid oss pnibeu Gnots, unc oas
bis gu bem poroeicbentn 512 Cub absuasiandl in
Tndcreet pehlih Bon 2aie &penue", angtnommen
bonn Sta0trdtb ain IL. Cttobu 1910
SET as btniohcn pom Siaeratb Der Stdbt Gins
tirnatt, Stdat Ohio nrt gttrtel ansr eaSu svs
mdbIisn Niitaiieocr uberetnlitIHmenn. Dab eS
notbnenoto II, cine NsrbtNsrnua porsnntbnen
enrt Rrnaiihrnno o.r gotomat apsnae tfribn
aocnut; gtiqp Npenut, reu gtlnpnt Wptnue bis
Qotomdt anenue Spp sipeuue, ron Ntta apenue
bis Goup Npsnus; Scnp Grenut bon 9op apenu.
bis gtita Abenue; 0ta Ipsune BON aon Mrerns
s30 Sub iGnlid uub npn &ptp Npenus bis III tinsm
Qunt go Gus iuolid pou oorp Npsuus. unp Nat
lsfoa apenus oen gea Apsrut biz gu sintm punit
uuas'ebt 43O Sub ofltcs. IN utbersEtiirinnrq MI
oem Qlonc oracrommen BON btm Stnetratb an,
g. Stpttutbcr 1910 uuS jtst ouilieatnb i'll Der cfs
frs ncs auoitors bddaier eidet, ipsiter Hlan
btshpltb hes 9trriiortums. ipit ptsn bti6riebtu.
bi.rbura eutasteibtu n:rs
limo fei es fsrRer bebIoier. bnB bic hefaaten
ab3u9sian0le beraeiieut tein niifen In 1lebsrein'
itimmuue init BEN beiagteu qInu uno BEN Spe'
btiors Der befaaten stabt (tuel6e spe.
siffationeu btcrhurth outaebeiten fiub) urte aus
| iolbcn Wattridien beiishsn ioltu. ips bdatiebeu
in oen naditeheuoeu nnHdberuher aoftenanf6Ia
oe Der beab'dtateu gerbefferuna
t5ir cineH l23oaiosu oolfdnhieen 8bbrtns
ab3uQsiarai, 1880 giuoaifub, ,u 81 10. s 1876 90
s5ir ciucu l5,outetn poIlfGnoiatH H6trens
Ab;uQstanal, $50 Stutaliub. Bu 81 20. 2 40 %
Sir siHeH ls5oliptu polit6noietu Rchrtus
AbyugEiaHui, 100 Qiutul'ub ,u 500. 2q20 0C
Cir Cinen 2l,oaiasu pogtdHbietp goartu,
Ab3uostanol, 40 eintalfut, su s. 40. 41S. OF
Cir sinsp 241oniotu pnnNaHnietu G6brtus
Ibauas iauei 250 GHeaius, Iu g.. 40. 6ooe
GStir isoen Y=3tpst3 on l2l5ata,u &obrer,
aar itccn 3p,ic an Tnbuiom gsbrtn
los, gu $i,05....,..... ................. 1896
sur ltoen Gs3psig on lsgcQtetn R3bteH,
~ bn Sit1 ....,..................s.. I5tW
! gar itoen s3iosia on 2l8oltgtn AobttH
II. 81 81 20 .......................... 70. ~
Gir iebsH sScei1 on 2iloat3eu &otrsu,
~ gu va ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b2.E
1r Srt;s 3o. 3 l3, bu sGogo........ 700
Str ,tnlfts Ho. J. 3. gu s500J.......... 20 ~
sur Wanhples fruuctl IA. su 5000. 7SoN(
/ Tlr Raubolts (Opaisl a. gu s45.t0...... 900
SGt Goucrci, ~ Rutiiparts, an si0p.... 1900.
G0brta HseUue, 500 %; 1HisttiioHSseJp0:
anEpR3lruuQ $1,000 .................. So u
! Gc{eH iur Sruubtiqsnimmsbsz
! NEsr A5fI Der Baammttatfu,
! ab3liot5 osr Rotten iur Rrtus
( suaasr ,........... ..........sll0 04337
RaHcU tur bIc Stdbt'
R6isn rtr GFeuluurta ipstae
pDB berSt2bt bt}oblt msrbCR 1000
-, Ety gHaWmtphen. agaHps
Ut tsr 9gftu itiy RrtuMHs
gen, mtlct UoH uEr Stabt
tgahG fptretu ........-... Isl q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

HiHeanfe ol lubm q 10 hcr. 3Berft o. l.
So COS Raumtuer Girdbe. 3,a'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
G nti b r c f| c n b.

Sberit: Dem pfeifer MiQsr babe
ih eben cine Riss ertbeiIt, aber ben
Menfden riihrt oas gar nidt!"
llnteroffisier: r3u 9efsbl, 5err
Dberit, Der Gerl pfeift ouf aQes."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

(ciHs CrbinnnS, Sp. 2,3o3-1is Cincinnati.
" 9aHilloa lno 1aaipn 9dIiIpae eoupano
aafsuioE6tIH eiHeH 4Ja1fer fur bic poIen "a
zIanoen biiIourt an fetey areg5aHQ IN bef
1ilideA AoenAe 81 beieiien,
Sei IS oeT0ronei con BEN Sioorait Der Etabi
1inciraaii, SiaGi GAIo:
Seilion J. EGs bic Cincinnati 9amiiioH
ITn Gaeipn 8dilroah 0ompanp e!Heu sSddiei
.tof!iren nEo tel!eutn fea tpahfero bef "a gians
Den ar benz 4uaile rpp nie Geieife bet tsfagien
Gemrena bic Uf&tl apfTire treu5ea.
Seitou 2. gSenT Der Superintendent. ner
oupiueit;er ohsr 1Iansrrrfnfious.J Jgeiiier obsr
Elm anherer 9eemer oner GnaeiielIier ber ers
l3dhHisu 0uaIpaup bensu eS bfermii slr s8fiti
efHlddi n,rh ft ga libersfugen oae ber sSa9s
Ter an Der he'aaier aTeusLng pcf!trt III. CO aii'
islcsi Cher OeTiGunen frafe ruen g@Atter
or bcr genaHHteH ssTeusaaG su pcfiirfI aH6 Sn
teittGen. 70 fna leteT rner aiie Der &eHaHi,sn
nact usberfhbTHHe TN Eciiseigeri6fs nit elmer
EHrfnIf ben mot rpeHiasr els sebu uue nidt
mctT nls thH'urb8lpars.a Ecnnrs tiir iebfu etfts
selTfrr uro ale 2. SiuHeen be'u1ft perben IN
loelt,cn hie aerdrHieE seaEien o'efe uHietlafs
fnne hsaebeIl.
seition 3 1iste Crbinnrs fen @nlts,eii
bahfn uno In araii trefen bon unb nan hem
frlibefieH hnrt hne Sefeb erlnnbten 9ermire on.
9sanirt am n. SeseHihsr o. Z. 1910.
Scbn HGtoiu
RraHbent bes Sinnsrdibs.
sitisft: ebhin Senterfcn, eIer!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
@ambmrs z2lmerifasS inie .

@eenteH in Cincinnati: gEeferu German
goHi. Grfte gutiouuIdsnHi Siinftes7ritte Nat
R.anf atlas gationaIsgGni g3aInut StraBe;
German RationaIsgauf brighton DsrmaH Saui
SarriioH uno goleraiu 9loe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
Sobes-Mnscisrn.

Gfarb nact Idngerem Yeioen ON &ieHta9
ben 3. 9dnhinr 1911, Rahmifiaes lao ubr
uniere tnniaii geltebte 8attin, Wtntter, Snipe'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
Weorac Sdlnrieer,

riele Sabre lang in Cincinnati nnfdHio per.
l0ieS aiIs olefem 9ehen am 2s Tesember 1910
in R'oerfihe California u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
Sophia 1snhs,

aeb. meI Oct,
TIM utter bon 40 Sobren. Wlonaten nno %
1aeen, In ihrer gSobHuug, 30. 1906 2Stnton
uAooD. Ete 3eeroipune filtoei tatt am tSreitde,
ben @. stdfndr 1911 nm 10 ubr 80 Utin. Sora
m,tfag5 bonn 3rauerhuuie ans, poraui nm i
1ibr 9sdctnlittass in Der 60. lutberlltten &trde
In MdetionplHe, g. elm Irauergottesoten't obs
eetulfen mtrp, rposu Sreunbe mo @etarHte
pbne fpeitere 9totid bptlidbit etngeldnen mo Don
oem truaernben Gaiien:
Sren. Scrfe.
nebii &tnberu uno 8erpunoen.
60 bah ib obeefieget
9Reiu Cant III nun bpubraht;
sd bin gar ipohl peraliiaeI
3u taufeiih gutter Rdtht
Sbr aber ulctna GtebcH
1bui niti 70 dnaitl9ltb.
gSas uotlt Sbr Gnd betrlben,
Giebfs oph icbr gut I'M ultcp. 40
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

fc inc frbtneuS 3S. 2,30l-Ets Cincinnati
" 9amiii3H arb &dntoa NGtlG0ao 4eMgaHt
aGisnictoecH. eiHeI S51nicr tux bit poleH ~
'SiuubeU biHbErh CH litter areasaEg iu bsg
Abnmbcrs SitaBt sg beiieutn.
Gel es betorbHe! ben oeRy Siab1ais oer Siohi
Cincinnati. SlaaI 30:
Se!iicn i. IIB bic Cincinnati 9autlicu
Ene Enp!oH AGligclh sonpoua eiHeH 4SacnleI
peitiren gu5 bs'!el!Cu iel rodbTtHp oeI - Siag
ben on beH 8uE'lC no hfe eseleiie ter beiag!sT
uompcuC bic GbaTbeTs Sffabe freuseu.
Seiiiou ?. sserH Ger superintendent, he!
bagmciiicv cher rgnsporsciicaF'l 'lisi'ier oes;
ein cuncJer @tGu,.eg peer giueriielter oey er
fpahnieu GofT:plrh beiefi es hiermit Sar s'ic!
aemc dli fJire i'd ~ ahesseuger bGB Der sSad
'Ey al oer beioGirH aneusnHe go'itri 49, es M
ierIaBi oeer rcg GAE,en folie firsu Aa1ieg
az oer rendnr!er Areusana 5n eoiisren uHo su
be'ielcu 70 fell 'gccr Deer ale Der tSeGaHuiCt
nat ueher'EbTana i'm RoGiseiaeritie nit elmer
Sgume bon mat lpcuieer ais setu urh Mot
niebr Gls 'iiu'uTh stBaulia 1oilGrs fir lehen eiu
4eiucn uHb duc - Smuheu bs'trait tperoeH. N
neIteH bic eeEautita EeaniieH oiefe uaie,idI'
furn beaeber
Ecfiion g. 1tr's rrhirnns 'cu ghliia.eti
baheH lirb In eTcfi irsfen bon uHb nnd belr
friibeiieH hur6 hls tSeFet srlnubien TeTmiHe on
Iailiri ON =. ItSeuiher ". z 1910.
1rbH cabin
9rdfieen, beS Sinhu0ibs.
sltie't: q m n SeHberf fou lierf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

Maria Risafr,

I'm &lier bon 75 5dbren II UiDuaien uuo 10
Sagen. lie decentralization fiuoet itGt on,
SoHaerfiag ben 9. Sanuar 3a6mitfa9s Inn 2
lltr, tn Der aapeqe hes Eeutfttgrotciiuntifcfe
fSrieobofs GuT 8aITut Sius. po3u Qerwanbte
uHo Srelinoe obne peitere 9oti5 boflitt eiHges
IG6cn iino bon
4,5 TIN trauernseu Sinrrbfiebenen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

Sfarb din Wpntae ben =. SaHuar 1911
Moreens Inn ubr 40 9Rlnuten. III tetner seoo'
itnna 30 .30s2 Wtuiflhuletiis Noenue. camp
ganfbiuoton, uner innilit eeIiebier Saite, 3D.
ter> 8rcbpater uno urgrobpater,
Gail lDatsbOlf,
i'm sllier bon II SabreR uno I Jag. Sic 9e'
sreiauna frnoet iidti an QRittpod, ben 4. Sd'
Euar, Rncbmittaes nm ubr. pom Irauerpauie
Gus moau 8crpuuoie uno ,Sreunoe obTe neiiere
gspt5 b6iIibu eiHaelaoeu ltno bon
Ten traneruocu SirterbliebeHen.
S6r Iheuren nirft utdbi Hagen
.pieine 2eIoeH ftHo poubrndt,
Sbr niiBt nit Grqebuua 'lgen:
(Sptt bal slles mobl9ematt!
Sort in ienen ichen 0pb'n
g0ereen mir uns nteoerfebn! "a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
. 0ilem m q.

Jrau: ~Seppl, nenn mi boh, tpenn
mir TN Rrug iinb, nit INNER bel gbes
bdIft!"
Wann: son bi Disleitt mel G6ss
oG11 % uennsu9S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
norma St0nlina,

eeliehte Iodbfer bon georee uHo Qoutiu St5us
iina och: 8ol3 Die 3eit Der SeeroiguHe ruiro
fodter heiduui gemnctt If
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

SfaIb ON SoRntag ocn l. Sanudr 1911
abeHoe SIS Ilbr, uab iur3em Setoen, uH'cre
iungteeliebfe Wtutter, 8roBnutter uno Nrerog'
urliter, pernlt!ipeie
frau fOui(s mahls,
I'm Glitter bon s5 Sabren, / Uipnut lno 3 Ia
gen in iGrer @SobnuHg, go 2l6l Gipitlu Stras
fe lriIp 2l6O Ohio slpeHue SIe 9eeroiguHB
fiHNet itGii bonn Irauerbauie aus an Dltttmo4,
ben g. Scuunr, nm 80 tlbr Rutmitinge Eei.
fesuHa nuf Dem Sprtnp Srupe ,Sreoboe. SItic.
fetHc plumen. Gie trauernoeu oiuterbliebeHen:
5enrn e. z q uermeper,
,Srdu N( aIilo Rauer
Trm Iiie SOIL
5Srm Gbu5 s. RCtubart
"a Hebit gtnqeb5rigen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

Starb am Eicuitag. cen g. Sanuur 1911.
MnrGens ltbr 0dnuten uGb firFem QetSeu
nnlere iTntgit geIcbte Iod)ter Stlpef.cr uus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
Sn permietbcn--3immer.

5 Sarobefdaue iroui.3 mmer i'm er'
ten Sipc Nnhsufraeen 80. 1850 QoIsrniR
ape, gummneptue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

! 3 3 Y 70 Q J u 7 "
9rsNbtut bes G.aetraihS
att,t: gbrin stHstEirn, eint.
4 IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
@erIanat-mnunlih.

Sancb GafesBdGer, uml eineu oeer
stpei Gnec In Der g9ehe gu arbetien; 9Iier
frbn. 5ls g2eii q. SirGtf. j.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04

81 q II nit GrlabruHa tnr Ea!oou NIB Hes
if0rrari. brnn5i INK beim stccosn 81 bei'tp.
mus nber beiidrbia unb peIir0alit teiB: -
Der ggoGe: ssffce nHe xsobHurg an SGaie.
tla Asnrni sir.. 2. S.oe u
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-19
sTIrr.poLk.
Little Rock Auto Merchant and Hot
 Springs Daughter Welded

Yesterday afternoon in the city of Memphis, Miss Bessie Stitt of this city. and Eugene Pclk. an automobile dealer os Little Rock. were married only the immediate families of the parties being present Miss stitt was enroufe home from New York at the time 1t was arrenged she and Mir. Polk would meet in Memphis and he married Captain and Mrs. s. H stitt, fatHer and mother of the bride. were present at the ceremo- ny The couple will maEe their fu tnre home sn Little Rock. but viii be in this city about December 26.
 The wedding comes somewhat in the nature of a surprise to the man friends of Miss stitt in this city, al though she and Mir. Polk. who is very popular in Little Rock society. have been associates and very good friends for several years. When the news reached this city yesterday afternoon Of the wedding many congratulatory messages were sent the complies. con. veyIng best wishes for a long and happy life.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-19
W. c GILLIAN DEAD.

W. c. Gillian, father of Rube Gill fam, county tax assessor. died Sunday at his country home sonth of the city after an illness Of but a few days He was taken to his bed week ago today with diabetes, which was the immediate cause of his death.
 The funeral was held from the coun- try home yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and was largely attended by friends Of the deceased and his fam ily lnterment took place in the burial ground near the home where
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-19

the sister of the deceased had been buried.
 Mir. Gillian was one Of the pioneer citizens of inc county, having located here almost half century ago He sas losed and respected by B large circle Of friends ann aequaintances, who will isatn with keen regret of his sudden death.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-19

The Ladies Aid Society of St. Luke's Episcopal church will hold a sale on aprons and fancy articles at the Turner -Cockburn Ostrich Farm
 store, 334 Central avenue. Dec ls, and conunuing throughout this week
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-19

Up to date Montgomery county had anything to say against Hot Springs. a fact which shosld be gen. timely appreciated
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-19
Attention Attention Mrs Dr. Edwards

Trance. Test and Business Medium consultation on all affairs of life. If there is anything you wish tc lslow. any desire of your heart. un- eratified. consult this gifted woman. whose power has mystified the most skeptical. Special rates this month.
 PARLoRs MAURICE FLATS
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The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-19

Hot Springs and it's business ad. mlnistration would probably be abis fo take care Of Hot Springs affairs but for interference.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

troubled the sugar manufacturers
as we'll as the cultivators of beet
seed. fearing that the existing
stocks of sugar beet seed are not
sufficient to cover the requirements.
We therefore think it proper to
the sugar beet seed, gathered this
year, shows such great number of
germs per kilo that we think, there
could, without any fear, be made an
economy Of 800 when sowing it.
While the revised norms of Madge-
burg demand 10000 germs and the
old norms of Madgeburg even only
$4,000 germs per kilo, the seed of
/ 1911 generally shows far more
! than 100000 germs to the same
weight unit, even in such cases.
where the normal number of germi-
mating seed balls and also the usual
number of germs per 100 balls, is
not reached.
The reasons for this are: First,
the seed balls are smaller than in
other years so that one kilo con-
tains a greater number of seed
balls, second and chiefly that the
hard shell in which the seed is ly-
ing, shows an extraordinary small
weight Therefore. this year far
more seed balls are delivered in one
kilo than In other years. Besides,
,
crop 1911 are placed separately in
3 the cork envelope, whereas in nor
0 NAL years there are combined in one
: ball frequently. 3. 4, and more seed
a, grains. Owing to the separation.
the seed balls distribute themselves
better in the drilling rows when
drilling them. Therefore. when
economizing 30%, there Is, on the
average, brought the same quantity
OF terminating seed on the field, as
in other years.
The figures stated by us rely on
analyses made from the average
samples of this years crop of most
of the German cultivators.
II the sugar factories as well as
the beet cultivators consider what Is
said above and resolve to economize
only part of the drilling quantity.
which can easily be done. then to-
day already the total requirements
of beet seed of the world might be
covered and there would be no rea-
son for fearing that the quantity of
beet seed does not suffice
Gunsleben Germany Nov. l.
1911.
GERMAN SOCIETY FOR FUR
THERING THE CULTURE OF
| PLANTS.
The President, l.. KUHLE.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
BEER IS
ORDERED
RELEASED

court order was issued Satur-
day afternoon by Justice Tregonning
OF Evans to the effect that George
Ikedo, the Japanese storekeeper,
was to have his two barrels of beer
that were confscated by the police
a few weeks ago in raid made on
biz store on the east side OF the
city.
The city may appeal to the county
court in the case, If it so desires,
which will tie up the beer until
further order is issued by the court.
II he city does not appeal the beer,
which is valued at some SIG, must
be given back to the owner.
The case grew out Of Ikedo's ar
rest for giving drinks of liquor to
two police officers who asked for 1t.
following this his house was search
ed and two barrels of bottle beer
found was confiscated and placed IN
the "oil room" at the city hall. This
has been found to be unsafe for
liquor and Ikedo secured the ser
vices Of q lawyer to get his prop
erty back.
Ikedo was fined 5000 in police
court ON two counts and appealed
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

BY comparing this with the sched-
ule of prices paid for the pear 1911,
you will note that for beets testing
14% sugar and under 141a 20, there
is an Increase Of 12k C per ton, and
for all beets testing IAN % sugar
and for each additional " % there
is an inrcease of 25c per ton.
hope this Increase in price will
result in procuring a much larger
acreage and warrant the company's
expectation of a million tons of
beets for the coming year. There
has been no demand or request, SO
far as we know, from single grower
for an advance in price, and we are
glad to make this change at this
time, hoping it will make possible
full run at each of our nine fac
tories in Colorado. However, it
must not be taken as a precedent
for prices in future. A great deal
has been said in the press about the
unusually high price of sugar, and
1t Is true that the shortage in the
worlds production did run the price
of sugar up very high; but the high
est prices we're made at time when
we had no sugar. We have disposed
of about one-third of our production
of the past campaign, most OF which
was contracted early and at low
prices The balance of our produc'
tion will be sold on declining
market. and 1t Ia uncertain what W.
may net for the sugar we hav
made during the past campaign
Tariff agitation is the most seriou!
thing that confronts the manufact
Iurers of beet sugar at the presen
time, and if the tariff is lowered
the growers of beets will unques
tionably have to raise beets for {
less price than we are paying at the
present time, or the industry will
be destroyed
you are authorized to charge 10t
per pound for seed the same as dur
ing the past season. although 1t has
new contract but we have advanced
the price to be paid for sliced beets
to 75c per ton. We feel that at this
price the growers can well afford to
Isilo a portion of their beets II re-
Quested to do so. Enforcement OF
this part of the contract is left to
the judgment of the local man
Iagers.
In conclusion, we want to say that
! the grower has been given every
Conslderation in these matters, and
we feel that we are entitled to his
support. and hope for large in
crease in tonnage. Might add here
that full consideration has always
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21
INDIANS ARE
HOLDING own
SAYS CENSUS
Uncle Sam Issues Statement Telling
OF Population of Reds in the
Various States

Lo, the poor Indian. refuses to
be exterminated. He has increased
and multiplied in Colorado and in
the United States at large In the
last decade, In spite of an alarming
death rate.
In Colorado, according to figures
made public today by the census
bureau, there were 1,4S2 Indians in
1910, against 1,437 in 1900, the
gain having been 81 per cent. In
the continental United States the
number OF Indians increased from
237,1s6 in 1900 to 2e5.6s3 in 1910.
the increase being IL per cent
Between 1890 and 1900 there was
an apparent dec>oase Of As per cent.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-12-21

uation abroad.
We hope and expect large acre
age In Weld county. We have re-
ceived encouraging reports OF the
water prospects for next season, and
II we have reasonably favorable
weather conditions in the spring
ana summer we look for a record
crop.
Wishing you all the best of sue
cess and assuring you of our desire
TO cooperate with you in any way
within our power to contribute to-