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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16
Dies itnD Iae.

- Sci Gitgrheits TirettorSman
sinaerl seitsrn bic ansebote fir bas
Mutomobil elm, bos fir bic genubung
bes goliseidefs angefhdfft DerbsH
Ioa. Sim Gonsen liefeH eli angebote
elm unb Der 9reis puriirt spif6sn
S27O0 unb $500. gpliseihef Sad
ion pirb bic Deri6iebenen Waai6tHen
nit einsm SadDerffdHoigen prtifen
unb Brobefnhrten mdhen, UNI baHn
feline 4uspobl 5u treffen.
- Der ftdbtiI6e 6ilfsinsenieur R.
8. Ganenboper, elm Sohn oes eberlds
lieen Stdbttneenieurs 9dneHbciDer.
unter6reitete gefiern bem 4rbeitssBis
rettor Gunomoter feline ReitgndtioR,
bic aud angeHommen tpuroe. 0err
Danenbofptr I6tibet aus gefunbbeitss
riidIi6ten aus benz 4mt unb tpiro duf
anratsn ieines 4rstes na4 Deuper
iiberfiebeln. Safolse oes ausf6eioens
bes 6errn Ganenbofper tpuroeu bfe
folgeneen 8ef6rberung.n BON 4rbeitss
8irettor Sunnmater gematt: =. g.
gaifis bonn 3ei6nsr gum Jugetisur.
nit einem sSabreseebdIt bon $1,000 be-
foroert; Z. M. Sdgertn erbdlt in 3uz
| funft ols Jngeuteur $500 uuo W.B.
| syilkr in slei4tr Giseni4oft $1,000
pro SGhr.
| - aommittess hieiieer 6dnbelstor'
perfhoften hdben Sammluneen in's
@erf eei.tt, bamit audi Cincinnati ist
| ne. 5beil sur germinberung Der DUN
| e.rsnotb in gbinu beitroge. gs lieg
bic Qbfid1t Dor, cine ooer mebrsr
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mshl, Ronierren
Eeif6. 8aumpoll3elge etc. ben Roth
Ieibenben 3usufennen. Der 2rcnspor
oeifiebt BON Seattle. WaIh., aus al
.in.m Electromagnetic.
: "a Grdu Sobn 6. 5uHpbreps. bi
Gattin bes ndh 5onourds burhgs
bronnien Ratlers, lit gefsrn hierEe
/, auriidastehrt uno Def elmer befreuno.
ten Fdmilie in Roripoob obssitieser
Ti. Hruu Tam oos sropentlima mid
rertroaen uno iii trcnt. Die iie Der
Ii6erte, ipiro aud ibr Rann suriid
: tebrtn unb feline Shulben BEL Sens
unb ssssnnis besabIsn. IObalbsr = ba
|. gslb bat.
- 9i. bur6 bas 2bieben bts 6trr
Rath. 8. Ddnis Inn 8srpaltunssrai
hes aunffmufeums entItonbene GO
tans. lit in Der seEtrisen Sisuns bur
bic gsrufiins bes 6errn abert {
! Gbatfieb beIsbi porbtn. Serr W. !
J. 5naalIg in gr6iibent, J. 8. Geft. q
= fretdr unb Dm.6 5aplorS Sndbmsift'
!, bes 8erpoltungsraths, bsm nuberbe
. nod bic 5erren g. U. auIt, Bet
! 9hompIon, gbds. Qipingoob. Ri6t
@ortbinston. J. O. SAmibldpp. Gl
: parb 0oepper, 6enrp 3. Jornp. gii
asrmsiItsr S9pab uno Gbdrles
Taft anash6ren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16

Don gernbarb GIemts,
5amsIn.

Da iubelt uns bas Sobr fetuen
syriibling ins BIut, itebt tn fiegbaT=
fem GDmmermutb uHb iast: Sebt
msine ;5iilIe! jogt uns itiHen 5trbit'
farxnrosf6 Dor ben ausen bin: 60
pergeb idbi limb bdHH toua1t oerWins
ter, bic grobe GiRtsbr ber Gatur IN
ii6 felbff, bic itilIs Derbeseit nsuer
Soffnungen. Der 1inter III ibrs
tieffte SnuerIidteit. sSreilih fpifsn
mir niht piel bdrum. Tins erf6eint
bic gsotur i'm Wirter tbeilndbmlcfer
ols ie, teiInd6mlos fogcr eegen iih
Ielbft. 5onne iii Do. Nag fie oa
itin! Gturm iit bd, 5roff uubS4nse
Mos gebt's lie an! sic fnnt uno
Ennt IN lid, binsin, tpie Elm GROCER
G,eiSs, aiinitIer unO pcet, Der Gubss
rtr anreise taum beodrf. Niles. trds
| er Thafft, bolt er aus Der 9xfe feinea
NDefens, iiebt bic 4uBenerf 6einungeu
Der WeIt tpie sinen Rebel um fi4 tpp'
ta<n. sgiir ibr Grpbes bat er tetn ga
heln. ieineu dbpsiienben Bid I'll,
ihre 6Grten. Bds sebt ibn cit Welt
an CT IsIbft ift 8sIt, getpdltiger. ali
EaIlss onbere um ibn ber Welt III. "
pirb bic M,eit ba brouBen former
noh feinem Deien uno Wilen, fpsnr
| feline !3fit semmt uno er btn Nus
brud fir fetne nidtise perf0nliHsei
aefunben bat. llno ieine 3tit rtrl
i0umsn. bss it sr gan3 it4sr. !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16

Rotf leaenb. llnb Der gIiibe 2eib
Der grDBen Gpinne if gang fi6tbar gee
tDOrben. GnTig bsginnt tie 81 iptrntn.
ssenffer erglii6en, perfrorene pfiiBen
Funfeln, 9burmbd9ne bliben, WidierH,
8iebel unb 9d9er tDerben NIT rothent
Hebglans bsbdngt. auf S6neebuloeH
lieqt er, leu6tst aus benz 9eitein bers
laHener Bride, gliibt aus Der Diiltsrs
bruunen DirrniB biden Gthteugss
FRANCES.
Den 5onb binunter. Gptber Shnees
itdub fItegt. 2tu ben BdfOfdunl toms
me ib, bur9 Elm gliibenoes BalobDrfs
Isin. GelbIt bic grauen 5riebhofss
mauern bdben ben rptben 8lans gefart>
gen, unb bic 8rabmale - Die r1eiiten
| Iinb lstber fe6r f6ltmm - leuhter1 5ii.
oerIihtIi6 in ben blauen Shnee nins
aug. 8a bob t9 audi ous 0Drf f6oH
i'm Riiden unb ftrebe benz 5ipeitea ents
gegen, Dds biuter Der gltnlmenoea Boz
! oenpelle Itegt. SbeH balte th itta
unb Derf6ndufe. Ro6 INNER 1T bic
rpt6e Sptnne am Werfe. S9intmerno
Iiest ibr ReB iiber oem 80rfletn, bdngt
in ben fpetbsn 8irtengruppen, tpebt uh
ben einIamen 8appelpipfel uno -
! Wutter tpiro Der glaus iiber BEN
9orfe. auf einem 5iigd ftsbt ein
na6tIhnor5er 5t9tenbatn. 2urgfan
4 ffntt bic rotbe Gpinne bu binein. Nod
cine alt6enbe g80lbung ift 5pifAen
benz Mipfelastruus, Elm Sunten bliBI
aus Der WulbbiiIterbeit. Damn TT e
borbei. Die roitgen Nestbeil4en, bit
iiberalf bingsn. baIlen iid unb fdDim'
men oel6roiig am blaugriiusu 5immsL
benz Wtonbe entgssen. Der bdu6flbsrr
iiber bic gerQe tommt.
gpte Dorm unb leu6tenb mar aaes
tpie unenblid6 nett unb bod bic 2dno
i6aft! Gs gab feline 9renaen. StrO
men unb sylutheu mar ii6eraa. I'm
: binter alien Bergen tpobnten Menfher
, go tii6l pirb jsBt Der Wino. Wtic
? fr0ftelt. Die Ra6t tpebt talt aus be-
@Gloern herun. QBie tlsiu uno en-
tpirb bic Belt! 8 bolber Shein, b
rofiaer 5rpIt am 4beub; 9u biit 9lu
, unb @ldna, unb bic Sebniudtsfregai
!. !. ten Iegeln uuf betnen 2i4ttpellen. 4be
7 bu bift aud SGuIhuug. llno ss mir
!, eng uno finiter ndh Dir. gBtnterour
: tel unb Winterleere reden it6 fDteot
!. risienboh. So6 INNER gltnmt et
: : tletnsr S9ein, Elm cages Seuerden no
- y in ben Seelen. Das 6dlt tie parm uF
u ! li6t unb qibt bsm Gsifte Slugtraft
l. l. frpbe 5ernsn. 20Idt es aber DOR b,
y 3ett aus, 10 lit ss ntdt arg ihDer, ei
. neues auftlimmeu gu lufsu. 5retltt
y ss 1T - 8eIeu6tung, tit SduIaun
Z limb ss tlingen babel pobl oft B
!. = g6eIen an ben &appeu. Sr6iten 10
!" =. uns nit sinsm groben uno feinen, B
~ :, milben 5sr3sns ldhelnb 6etete: Uni
=; p T. tdgIi6s Sslbfttduidung glib III
sn heute~!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16
0ranoeisemt6nnl u. 3antem'

Sm ftdbtifheH 9auamt tpurbeH gez
fern be folaenben 9nuerlaubniB'6eiz
ne eripirtt: 5. :. gbriitopb.r 2afodis
Ges Wobnhdus an Der 6ighldnoauenue
na6e Der ainiep NDe., $1,000; Ue. 5.
Sonfen ,peiftOtiges mobnbaus an Der
Woob aoenue nobe Der SiSHup ape.,
$500; Sbd gibble 24ftodigss Dobn>
haug an Der srancis Cane ndbe Der
6alpin StraBe, $500; Rsptom6 &
Sentins 1tHodiges BObnbaus on Der
Blair apenue nabe Der Riogerpun 4De.t
$4,000; Retptomb 6c sSentins 2tFtOdi;
aes Mpbnhons an Der Dtoerlein 4oe
nahe Der Clifton ape., $500; Robert
5rdunborF. 2aIt0diets Wobnhdus al
Der Torrifon nu6e Der SoDea 4be
$450O; Rorten Nlnlnnen 2aitoti9sl
Mohnhaus on Der glenpun nab. be
Grant 4De.. $500.
| Das 5epenaeb 4pdrtment=gebGub
on Der anptt StraBe in aDcHbaI'
tpiro am L. MGrS in ben 8efts be
/ GhaeuaoIh Rtaltp gompaup iibers'
ben. Der 8ertauf purbe am gtifrigs
9aae perfett uHo Der Raufpreis 10
| $50, 900 betrdg.u haben. Der bish'
riqe gisentbiimer hes 9ebduoss no
| gobriel Molf, Der als Sbtil5ahlun
| bas 9ebdube go. 80 meit Sisben
Gtrabe angenommtH bet, bas al
$4,000 betpertbet puros.
Dos bisberige gfarrhous Der Ghur
Of the aiiumption. SO. 2510 Glib.
glpenue, pirb In ben ndfIften Sag'
gum Dertauf anseboten fperoen. .
8ertouf ift BON Gr3biifcf Roellsr III
ben aoniultoren genebuigt fpore'
unh fo6aIb Elm aGufer geFunbeu mo-
J ben ift, mub bas qrobatssriht b
sransastion fauttioHiren. Der Rau
preis biirfte etipa $4,000 betrase
Dds Geb6abe, bos felt 40 SohreH 9
aentbum Der 9sm,inoe mar, gehor
I. .iHitsns Der GamiIi: beg qrdfibsnt
6dpes.
Better Soeobs taufte seitern BON oe
gan aco'f6eu QatIaB bos 5dus u
!. 225 Git aib.rtp strabe fir $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16
Maubens aantpi nm Die pplle
Mab Bier.

Die gierfrdqe Ipielt bstunntlia in
gapern unb bsfonbers in Ueiunen
cine grDbsre Role als in anbern 9dns
bern. 0a3u tommt, baB 8ursett ntdt
bloB cine 8isrfrdse ouf Der 5usesz
Orbnung Der 0ffentIi6enWeiuung itebt,
Ionbern cine gdn3e 4n5a6l. Die grausz
reien baben 3petfeIIos iabr3e9ntelang
qlGnsenbe Gei6dfte semaat, aber Die
auFangs ettpds pou oben berab angez
Te6ene Gnt6altIdmteits >8epesung osrz
minoert ben uuf ben aopf Der 9epDlz
terung faQeuben 8ierperbrau6 oerart,
baB bic burn 8oltspermebrung be-
pirtte 3undbme Danit tnum glei6ea
S9ritt gu halteu Derrohte. 3etttg
fiel Der SDbepuntt hieIer gnttpitlun9
suIammen nit Der banerif6eu Steuera
reform, bic ni6t blpb our6 ben uebers
adnq BON Der Raums Sur 9eipi6tss
| iteuer, ben Iosendnnteu Wdl5auFfhldg.
benz in Rorboeutihldno aeltenoen Be-
iteuerunasinitem Gbnlihsr mahte, ions
bern aud bic baDertI9e gruutnouftris
peIentlin b6ber als bisber belaitete
5Gtte niht Der mdbigenos gtnfLub oea
SofbrGuhdufes unp Der anberrt ftddt:
li6en grduereien bemmeno i'm Wegt
ositonben, 10 Diroen mir in gaperr
taum mehr bic trob Der legtidbrigsr
| grb0bung I'M 0ergleihe al ben iibrt
gen 2sbensmitteln AUDI beute nod uuf
fu[enb niebrigeu 9ierprsiIe befisen
apitet bod in Riiu6sn, bas IN i4rei
snbem 9egerIus 81 ieiuem normaligel
g9uFe Der gilligtett bDbere Mietbss
| SleiIohs unb 9emiiiepreiie bat uIs oi
meiFten anbern 9roBftante Oeutfh
lambs bds 2iter 6oFbrGubdusbier
penn man e gum Sausbebarf an be
56ente bolt, aud beute erit "a Pfl
Stun bat bic oorigiGbrige Sretserbr
bung bon penieen gfennigeu fir oa
. Otter nint nur an perfhiebenen grte
: Risberbanerns 8olfsunruben herool
: aerufen, ionneru audi unter bem Wtot
: to Der aampf nm bic poIle WoE
! eine lebbafte 8eiDegung gegen oo
: Tcblehte ginfhenten perurfaht. 8
J bas bansri1he Bier fart fhGumt m
4 no bic g,triebsnerbdltnifTe Der sr5b
: rem gisrlotole Elm ruIhes Grbe
: ten Der Sdenfteilner srfprbern,
T madt bo5 8ublitum getpohnlt
quite Miene gum b0Ien SpisI. per
0 Der o6ere 3onb nes sinsei ihentti
n gieres einise 3eutimeter uHter be
e aihftri6 bleibt. Omar griinoets me
n nan betannter beutitsr glrt einen B
n fpnberen @erein sesen bas i4lef
Il GinIhenten. 4ber bic bon btefe
n 9eretn eritatteten anSsisen fiibrt
i sunahft 5u feiner ernitIi6er 8err
,e tbeilung. Denn ba es benz publitll
r freiitebt, fdIe1t eingei6eutte arii
n nanfiiIlen gu lnHer, 10 nohmen
L gsridte cine getrussdbii9t B
. S4enttelIner snnd1ft niht als .
b pisitn an. Grft bic IsstsH Sass :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16
2ofal Beridt.
Die cseeisfafnr.
Die Demofraten erfldren iidl 80
@unjtem Ses crteon Blans iiir
bic Grndblans Der gunSes'
ienatoren.

Die biesbs5iisli6e GtodtDelids Bcrs
loas in elmer bernCtrdtiiden aonfss
rsna NIT IL ssssH 8 Stimmsn gut
eshsibsn. Die MsinOritdt bes aonis
mites fiir Mablen anseblifl NIT
pisfer Gntidtibuns nift aufrispsi'.
Die gItDtlanDer nrohen Gendtor
Dean Dsstn isiner Gppcfition NIT
gsahe. Die gorloss besiisiiH os'
itdbtiitsn 2sibdmter I'm 5duis pal
firs. - SsffsntIide lltiliidtensgor'
iast sinssreifi. - Republitoniid'
aanolbtants on bic euft gefest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16
6eruus acre b E t.

.aber S6aB, tpte tannit On mid
uur immer Grnit nennen. ~"
Song etnfab, Iieter &urt: ern'f
1T oas 2eben, unb 8u btft bod mem
qeben!"
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4. %. .. 4.

Queen giip Canton 30. 81. 8. 9.
50. r.. peronitaltet beutt fir ftine Wlit.
asishss ann Greunhs In Der Central
IurnboIIe cine MISUNDERSTANDING ].
Gin biibftes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bos audi NerlooIung uHb Gdn3irdn3s
&en uIufabt. Il porDds5en-
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cSm Re eftaurant. t.

Goit: raeauer, Der 6iIa 1T absr
ni1t frifh."
.aber tb bite Sie, meir 9err, er
tpnrnt bod eben aus bem Sis"
Guft (drgsrIia): r0onn TT oos eis
eben niht frifh."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16

2anss gsuug bate lie etn 1ddtz
lides Dirtbs6ausleben nit Sdnft@
mutb ertragen; aber nun mar thre 9ea
bulb su Gnbe, uno tie beiHloB, oas
g6fe nit bem 8eien 81 per9eIteH.
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ueberfabrsu uno t0btIi9
berlebt +.

2osQngeGes, Gal, Is. lebruur.
ssruu Rurp 2Ouife Snpoer, bic 9attz
in BON gbas. 9. Supber, einem Sfers
Fabrttqnten aus MaFi1pn, 8, tpurDe
aeTtern glbenb betm &reu3en elmer
StraBe ppn eiuem QutomObil iiberfabz
rem unb t6btlia perleBt. Die SO Sab
re alte Dame trug etueu S4dbelbru9
odppn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-16
N O b { { a d eiinrg
bet
WerpeniOwG6c.

sopn1e, nero5fc gerforeHs eeptaet Oen poi.
annlslofiaieit uub IdIedhten GIdiingeH, eIl@opp
enoen ausflBfIeu. grufis @iidens uno Aopls
itmrrSer, SaarausfalI abuabme. bes sseoLs
urb @eHhts aatarrb, WtaGfHnrilten. Siuploets
jtopianp liibtsiett grrnt6en 3tttern, oeS5Ltes
pfen, @rufi5efemmuug, Genaitibteit nnc 1Iues .i.s
hnn-erfabren aus Oem sssHseHefreuHe"' pie
einfndl, iduea nuo 6illig allc nHHatrr-
lid,ru gcrlnitc uno anSere SpIaen In-
seuoliher &erirrnngcn grnnSltf se-
feilt nno pDlle 8eiuuoheit rno Srobs
finn picSererlnust perbeu fOuueu. ---
Cans neuss Seilperfabren. Scoer ieiH
sisencr ars:.
Gtefee uuBernrbentIidn tutere'inrlte Eno Ienr.
reidje Ru@ (3eutfbe SufIage 1910, mei9es
| bon Sang unb cit, WlaHn uHo bran. gslalsn
| uerben folfe fam gegeH &tHienounG pom 20
| Gel,ts IN erietmdrten oerftegeIt he6oeeH peroes
epn eeI
Grirat.SIinif, fS1-6. GbeHne,
NEW YORK. ".
Uaan erm6bns bas Cincinnati goGfsbint.
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ssu - tb6riatss Sbr! es TT BtHs
teri
lInb gDorts tommeu mir in ben
Gtnn. bic .inm1l in stHsm srregtsn
9eIprdt. ssemano iagts: Serr! S1s
limb Sptimift! Sus 1ieb: armisllger,
fhellentlinasnber Rurr! Spttriit! 90
sttpa fiihr i'd jeBt ben itpeIssnoen
Wintsrtpalb nit ssgeniiberitsh:u. Nur
natiihtioer, p.rIttb.nner. aIs polle sr
/ bi. pridelnbe ungeoulo mad oem Wer'
| ben Taht siiaeln, bauht er letfe: Sptts
/ mifti Rein, 70 elm Sptimift! Run ia
T. immsrtiu - oas tptnterlite Wolps
Shipeiseu bdlt bod bic 2ippen etipas
IdFioer osfhloiisn. RlinselR aud On
| &Gpphtn elm paar Stelen nit, -
m6aen fie tlingeIni alinatlans 1T I'M
mer luftig, unb Rtemanb DirS aru1s'
baron.
4 lIno ea bin i4 auf benz 9luteou, tpt
rinosum nod bic Wollfpuren oss alter
Wadtlasers iins, bas bier einit 'stn
Eeuer Ioben lieB. 3ief untsn Rodsi
, Sie 1Srfer I'm blouen S6nst. Mn
Simrsl ober sliiht ss auf, irabbel
! alutbrctb binter Wolten berpor. eIl
| Gtrabl bliBt mir in bic ausen, elm on
/ berer ouf ben gelbgliBernoen Shns
/ unb fdrbt Jpn rofie. pteDer onbere lui
; fen ben Mosterabenflitter Der Gthte
.ralimmen. Wie Ionge, rpthe Spin
) nenbeine tditen iie iiberon burh ou
WalbgnGass. Hberau Fin Glut9 nn
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-12-26

port Of Postmaster General Hitchcock
He indicated that the placing of the
postal service upon a self sustaining
basis meant at no distant day one cent
letter postage.
At the beginning Of the present adj
ministration, in 1909. Mr. Hitchcock
pointed out the department showed a
deficit Of $17.479,77O. the largest on
record. In two years this deficit has
been changed into surplus of $219.-
11S, although there are 5000 additional
postal employees. with the salary roll
greater by S14,OOO.OOO than it was two
years ago.
The postal savings bank system in
eleven months has received deposits
aggregating $11 100000, and they are
expected to reach $4OOOO.0OO or more
by July l.
Mr.. Hitchcock strongly recommended
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-12-26

ships had progressed to affection
George S. Griscom. jr., was one of
the men mentioned. and he was in
Europe at the time. Cablegrams
elected the information that he was
as much surprised as the family.
The other two men whose letters
were found furnished satisfactory
alibi for days preceding and follow
ing the disappearance of Dorothy.
Cut Luncheon Enlightenment
However, one thing was learned
from one of these men that height
ened the mystery. Dorothy had an
engagement for luncheon with one
of them the day she disappeared, so
it was thought that when she first
told her mother she would not 90
shopping it was her intention not to
keep this engagement. And though
she did go to town, she did not keep
it.
Did She Go Abroad?
A youngswoman with book and
box of candy. might suggest a
trip. Did Dorothy Arnold plan to
go abroad? She had only, $40 when
she left home; foreign and steam
ship folders were found among her
belongings; a clerk in a steamship
office said that girl answering her
description.had inquired Of passage,
a pawnbroker said he recognized
Miss Arnold and that she had been
in his place to get a man s suit ostens-
IDLY for masquerade party; it is a
fact that she was in the habit Of
calling for letters at the general de-
livery and clerks there said that she
received number of letters bear
ing foreign postmarks.
Detectives looked for her in every
steamship that left but they could
find no sign. There were several
reports Of seamen who claimed that
they had seen her but these proved
unauthentic.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-12-26
EDISON IS MAKING
CONCRETE FURNITURE.
Il Will Go In the $1,000 Concrete
Houses He Has Promised.

Thomas A. Edison. who declared re-
Gently that he would make it possible
to build concrete house for $1,000, an
nounces that very soon he will put on
the market concrete furniture. OF
which about 5000 worth would furnish
nicely one of the $1,000 houses
The inventor has already made
REINFORCED concrete cabinet for the
photograph. and pieces of furniture
Of concrete are on their way to Chica-
go and back to show what they can
stand in the way of resisting handling
by freight men. At present the weight
of the concrete furniture is about 33 1-3
per cent greater than wood. but Mr.
Edison expects to reduce the excess
to 25 per cent
The concrete surface can be stained
Mr. Edison declares, SO as to look like
any kind of wood desired. His phono-
graph cabinet has been trimmed in
white and gold. Its surface is like
that of enameled wood. Not only is
the concrete cabinet cheaper, Mr.. Edi-
properties than the old fashioned wood
cabinet.
"Can / make concrete furniture?" re-
peated Mr.. Edison when the question
was asked. .Of course l can. am
going to have concrete furniture on
the market in the near future that will
make it possible for the laboring man
to put furniture In his home more ar
tistic and more durable than is now TO
be found in the most palatial residence
in Paris or along the Rhine.
"And will it be cheap? OF course it
will. If / couldn't put out my concrete
furniture cheaper than the oak that
comes from Grand Rapids | wouldn't
90 into the business. II a newlywed.
say, now starts out with $3.50 Tortb
Of furniture np ths iHstallM1eM pian
ftA confident Inat we can give him
more artistic and more durable furni-
ture for 5000 I'll also be able to put
out whole bedroom set for So or S. Z
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a parcels post.
He reiterated that the second class
postage rate should be 2 cents instead
Of cent pound. He also urged
readjustment of the pay of railroads
for transporting mails, saving the gov
eminent at least 100000.
''The progress in aviation" he said.
encourages the hope that ultimately
the regular conveyance of mail by this
means may be practicable in many dis
tricts where the natural conditions pre-
clude other means of rapid transporta-
ton"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-12-26
YEARS. MYSTERY
STILL UNSOLvED
Dorothy Arnold Disappeared
Twelve Months Ago And
Caunot Be Found
BOUGHT CANDY AND FADED AWAY
Many Clews Followed But
None Has Been The
Least Successful


One year ago Dorothy Arnold dis
appeared from her home in New
York. Her whereabouts. if she is
still alive, remains as much mys-
terry as ever.
Il don't believe that / will go
shopping this morning." the young
woman told her mother last Decem-
Der. Some minutes later the tele-
phone in the Arnold home rang.
Dorothy answered it. AS she turn
ed from the instrument and faced
her mother she said:
Last Words to Mother
Il have changed my mind. shall
go to town."
Hadn't | better go with your"
the mother wondered.
mo you stay here. I'll not be
gone long,"
And that is the last time Mrs.
Arnold saw her daughter. Other
persons saw her. for she did go to
the shopping district and by herself.
A friend saw her at the corner of
Fifth Avenue and Twenty-eighth
Street with parcel under her arm.
That was at / o'clock, and Dorothy
said she intended to walk home,
which was not an unusual thing in
her routine.
Bought Box of Candy
At 5 o'clock she was in store a
block from this point and bought a
box of candy, the clerk attesting the
fact by giving a minute description
of the girl and the stores records
showing that charge was made up
on the books to the girls father.
Then She Disappeared
If she had walked from this point,
taking the most direct route to the
Arnold home, she could have cover
ed the distance in twenty minutes.
But to go by way Of Central Park
was longer. and it would have meant
that she could not reach home be-
fore $50 o'clock.
She Is Lost to the World
From this point she was lost to
the world. When a pretty, attract
i've, young society girl, wealthy, and
just out of college. disappears there
| is very likely to be some motive
love. ambition, discomfort or suicide.
The mother was sure that her
daughter could not have been act
uated by any Of these motives, so
the family agreed from the first that
Dorothy must have taken the route
home that led through Central Park
and probably had fallen in one Of
the many lakes there. or Ewas way
laid and robbed and her body tossed
| into the water.
This theory was given the more
credence since at this time of the
year dusk turns into darkness at
about the time Dorothy would have
been crossing the park.
Search Delnyed.a Month
But the ponds froze the night this
girl disappeared and systematic
search of the water could not be in
stltuted until month later. upol,
the abatement Of the cold weather
and the melting ice. every square
foot of lake bottom in the park was
dragged without result.
Love? Was she prompted by this
motive to run away? Her letters
and personal effects were searched.
Yes, there were the names Of three
young men with whom she CORE
Isponded. but. well. the tone Of the
letters did not suggest that friend
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-12-26

Brand WhitIock Refuses More Pay.
Mayor Brand Whitlock has refused
an increase of $500 in his salary as
chief executive of Toledo, o. His
present salary is $4,000.