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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-16
Standard Oil, Editorially Speaking.

Standard Oil, Ed1tor1ally speaking.
At last the Supreme Court has done something
that makes it's group photograph of interest to
the general public -Des Moins Register and Leader
Nevertheless we are haunted by the apprehension
that old John D. will continue to work his on-separ
ators on the public way another Houston Post
Three Toledo husbands. all neighbors, went insane
the same day. They probably tried to explain the
Standard Oil decision to their wives -Pttsburg Ga
zette Times
Chief Justice White is said to have given most of
the decision eXtemporaneously and it must have cost
somebody considerably more than dollar a word
Charleston News end Courier
Even Chancellor Day doesn't seem to be able to
get very mad the stern judicial order that the
Standard Oil Company must issue some stock GER
ticates. Ohio State Journal.
Mr.. Rockefeller live in fair comfort if he never
sells another gallon of OIL While the sun was shining
Uncle John was the busy little haymaker Chicago
News.
Mr.. Archbold says the Standard Oil officials may
later have something interesting to say to the public
We are busy hoping it will be fit to prnt-Chicago
Record Herald.
Reports from Pocantico Hills say John D. Rookie
teller is deeply engaged in mysterious literary
work. Wonder if it's life Of Ida Tarbell? -Pittsburg
Gazette Times.
Except for the fact that it is declared an illegal
combination in restraint of trade that it has no status
in law and must dissolve within six months the Stand
ard Oil Company to have a notable victory
over the government Philadelphia Inquirer.
The price of the Standard Oil stock continues to
advance It must be because people are afraid there
sent going to be any such thing Standard Oil stock
from Thus rnakino nncocsarv inn
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-16

Mr.. Rockefeller live in fair comfort if he never
sells another gallon of oil While the shining
Uncle John the busy little haymaker.-C Chicago
News.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-16

At last the Supreme Court has done something
that makes it's group photograph of interest to
the general public -Des Moins Register and Leader
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-16

Mr.. Archbold says the Standard Oil officials may
later have something interesting to say to the public
We are busy hoping it will be fit to print. Chicago
Record Herald.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-16

Reports from Pocantico Hills say John D. Rookie
teller is deeply engaged in mysterious literary
work. Wonder if it's life Of Ida Tarbe?- Pittsburg
Gazette Times
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-16

Even Chancellor Day doesn't seem to be able to
get very mad over the stern judicial order that the
Standard Oil Company must issue some new stock GER
tificates. Ohio State Journal
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-16

Chief Justice White is said to have given most of
the decision extemporaneously and it must have cost
somebody considerably than dollar word
Charleston News and Courier
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-16

Nevertheless, we are haunted by the apprehension
that old John D. will continue to work his con-separ-
ators on the public some way or another Post
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-16

Three Toledo husbands. all neighbors, went insane
the same day. They probably tried to explain the
Standard Oil decision to their wives. -Pttsburg Ga
zette Times
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
Et e n, pp Z {.

Sic Reiuport Gfficr fur 6as yGiH'
tlnnGtter Splfs6latt" befinSet id iu
3U. 339 YOrf StraFe, seseuiiber BEN
Gonrtbnrfe, iupielbit ReuisfeiteH, Gin.
| SeiBeu II. I. III. biz 10 llbr 40 Ninuten
absaos crtgegeRaenpmmtH meroen.
EcIcpbun SO1ah 2401. "
| - Rihter gungbIut pstsibiats unb
tritruirte gsitern bic GrobgeThtporsner
tpie fOIgt: 0us proFsFioneue Sa3aros
Spiel, etc, oefsn GTiiten3 ben Gountps
uno Stabtbsamten bstannt iit, Ipa
unteroriitt ipsrben; Iooenannts. 6unos
bpOts" itnb ettpas aaoemeines in
! bieiigsr Stabt. Die 8erettiateit
lperbe oaourh gebemmt, bob Elm jun
ger anpoIt 3eugen uufgsforbert babe,
bic Stabt ipdbrenb Der Sibung Der
8rpb9eI6porsuen 81 perIofien. DabIs
beamte folIen in Der isBtsn 8abl unQes
TebIi6e Gertifttdte auseeitellt baben.
(9teIe gebduptuug baben bic W2itgLiee
Der Des 8uiinsB Wlen's Club aufass
felt, be5iiglid Der StimmeuabqQbe
iiber bic EOmmiFionserpQItuno. -
5unf Gents Ginpurfmaf6inen isien
i'm Gountp i'm 8etrie6, obns baB bic
giqentbumsr perbaftet lpurben, bis
5rteDensri6ter WahiHott oieislben
etniammeIte Oag Geri6t tiimmere fid,
nid)t nm bic Dffentlihe WeinunQ, Is
0erLangs nur Die itritts 9urtFiibrung
Der 9sieBe. Sn 8etrsff bss 5asurbS
iptelss mics Der Rihtsr gang befonbers
auf ben Sroquis Stub, sFront unb
Gentrol Bride, no bas Spiel anQebs
LID in boiler 8liitbs itsben ioQ unO er
nannte etnen Mann Ndmens giebl, Der
ale nSonoboots" befiben IoQ. gerner
fogte Der ai6tsr, bab Der G6eriff unb
anoere &eamten 0ftsrs Qufgeforbert
poroen Ieien, bos 6Iiitsfpisl gu unters
oriiden, aber feiner anIiht mad, fet bis
jeBt nod nthts 9eiheben. 9ie 8roBaes
ftporenen iluo: Sobn :. Bed, Gbds.
paImer, 5runt 8rintmann, GbarIes
u. WeDer, BiQium Bog, 8m. O.. |
pbiatps, 9eor9e Sdanb, sFrunt aebz |
lar, gbomas aahler, 1bomas Sbtem, |
Carl Stonnus unb Gbarles u. 8oIb. |
- Soeob GalB, 90 Sabre alt, Itarb
geftsrn CUR friiben Morgenftunoe in /
ieiner Wo9nung on Der 9ritten Str, |
oitli9 pon Bart Gbe., infolQe zines |
S9lagflufes. golB mar Iange Sabre
in Der PoIitit tbdtig unb bielt 4smter
inHs unb mar Elm prOminsntesRitalieb |
Der g1Dtbias@Rttter.
= 5rau Daltsr Damsron, aeborsne
2iHna Daaner. itarb qeItern in Sss
goob. Snp. 9ie 2ei6e fpirD bierbers |
sebraht uab in alsronbria beifattstl
pereen.
3as Blue @raB 9SHn Gtasni6um
purbe geitern BON 2bomas 81. Sor=
o1ce i'm GountDgeridte an Die ssorbnces
Dsilier Realtp & 6etel gompanp iiberz
.ragen. Die neue 9eIeaIadft bat Elm |
SruHbtnpitaI bon $4,000.
Gumuel o. 8roipn, 27 Sabre aft
5oAn bss peritor6ensR Capt. Samuell
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
eokal.Derid)l
6ieine YoliSeimatbr

gus Der gDirtbI6off bts 4.
gurdb1uGer, an 8. Gfrabs unb gens
trail Apenus, tparben BON siHsm Disbe,
tpslh.r ii6 eints Radfdliifsls bebisns
!e, $50 gtitotIen.
- Gin G1leihhieb enttrenne!e aus
Der mobnuno oes Dennis 5bpmos,
go. 702 Barr Gtrnbt, eiHsn llsber5is.
Ter unb Elm padr Sfube.
- Aus Der Dobrung bes SoT. Gteis
ringer, 80. 2010 Daftmon Sfr1Be,
truroen BON sinem Ghisihoieb
G6mutfahen I'm Wtri6e bon $62 az.
iiphEen. Der Gieb bebente jih 6ts
mobnunesldliiHeIs, peId3eu Gteinin
GER on elnem Rogsl neben Der 7hiir
cufgsbdngt bate.
- Gin Shisi9bieb tienese flh In
Ger gDohHung Der NHnd Urine, go.
500 gDeft 5. Strnbe, $1l In 8oar an.
Gin Wann Ramens arip RufIs ipuroe
fpdter perboftet unb In htr A. Diftritis.
ftoticn unttr oem 9eronnte, ben Siebs
ito6l begdneen gu bGbsn, singefperri.
Jsroel gotomdnn BON 90. 1868
Central arenue meIoste selisrn i'm 90,
Iiseibdaptqnartter, bnb $58 in gdar
aus elmer aOHmope isinss SHlof.
5immers entrpenoet ipur0en. CT h1f
ttnsn WGHr i'm Berb1ft, fpelfer
glumbsrarbeiten in bem 50uis DOres.
bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07

- Die ct. Rarien GubaIitdt be-
81. antOnius aird)e in geuepue sr
tpGbIte foIesnbe geamten: qrdfett
2puts Oils; giSe grdfett, Rober
Bnrns; Setr., Sol. UbaIen; Shds
metftsr, 9srtruo oils; gibIioibetarin
Naria gaifiep; Srsantftin, MiIOrst
aiIeb.
- Die 5rauen 8eI1, gdusrIs uni
gonsbpff psranf:aIten am Iittrod
Radmittdg uno 4benb gum geItsn Der
eeutI6en Ct. gduIus Stride in Daps
ton, i'm 5auis Ro. SO 9ierte @pe.,
Elm Saffestrdn3den.
- Der SiingIinsspersin Der spane.
ct. PduIus air6c in Dapton perIdms
melt iih beuis gbsub i'm 5auis Der
5rau Bertha greRgIsmann, Big 9thte
NpsHus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
sr uuaariiHe sRasf.ubnIl.

Guf benz Wnsienbdn oes Teu.If.
unsorii4en 6tDerbes linteritiibnRgg
9ersins, Der am EcHntaa in oen ca
len Der 4rbeiterballt itnttfanb, lpurben
fis fcleenDeh HaostsH bur6 preige
niisstset6net: 4. grsis, gran 7sreaia
9nersss; 2. preis, SRI. Uiargauth1
Gdibiif; /. 6errenprsis, Ulntbdus
gsttsnbcrf; 2. qreis, ssoIsf flprinaer; !;
aiHbuprsife. 2Ouiis 0eper unS solef
atnes. Sm 8aIIfanl Durbe cine
draaen.S Sonotalfe ssfunben, Die II
S1!iiHel. gelb unb perfHisoens 9idtts
entbieIt. Die eiasntbiimerin fam
saftt nebit 5nbolt Bel ]. grsnmr,
Jio. 1918 Raes SiraBe, in empFaaa
nthmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
Z o b n Ct o %.

lie GODiugtpn Cificc far Sus yGiu
tIHnati gulfsblatt" befinSet fidJ in
SebauOe 90. 509-511 Otuoiiur
slneunc. gnscigsn, IittbciIungcl
nnS SeiteIlaHgcn irgenomclfer 9lr
iuerScu bis 10 llBr 4bruos Suielbi
sntgsgeagcnommcu. ScIcp9Un SOntl
1854.
- ebeerlaubnibi6eins: Gbefter z
Ntulcabp, q, BON 0epport, unb GDitt
DeQS, 21, BON 2oprence6ure, eSno
Jrant Gaitleman, q, uno Rpro
9aDIeb, "a, beioe BON Gopinqtoa.
Soprence 8. Sennino, %, BON g}or.
fpoob, O.. unD QiQte giemunn. %
Don gobtngton.
- SoIgsnoe Sale purben pom
Stdotrt6ter ReaD an bic @roBas.
ihporenen perpieien: Clarence fen5s
len, II, BON Der 2. uno 25obnTon Ctr,
ne9eH Stehens nit Der QbIiht g6as.
Jrp 81 tooten. Jobn GoeB, bes Oiebs
ttabIs angetlagt; er ItabI cine @nsQ6l
g8dareu aus &nor' Sc Stpre. gIro
16aft 800. W2orton SdnDers, bss
9roBoiebitabls angetGQgt. Gr ftabl
slne 9oloene llbr un0 81. Seine
gdrgftoft tit $500.
- Die Stabt 2uolon reihte I'm
9ircuttgeriht Elm Gefu9 elm, cine
Strsts 2ano onnettirsn gu oHrFen.
- auf Griu6en bes poIiaeifeFs
9enrn S4uIer ent3og UtQpor eSp6n Z.
Graig geiteru %. 9. Glqrf bon Der
On 5. StraBe Die 8irtbfdaftsli,ens.
Start tpuroe bes 5aItens zines g.
1netnIhaoens i'm Gircuitgeri6t IbuIbtd
bsfunben uno um $50 uno aoiten be-
ftraft.
- Der Barber Charles guaert
ut gsitsrn 9efunbbeits6aIber na6 Gen
Der, GoI., gereift.
- 5srr Grant WlQer, Gobn bes
5srrn 4uton Muller Don Der 8hrb
lino Sdrraro 4peuue, purbe dulGsIfh
felnss Geburtstagss Don areunosn nit
slnsr Surpriie 8artp beebrt unb err
belt BON ieinem 8ater etne aolbene
Hbr. Cine fsuatfr0bIihe aeter foIats.
- observation-disclosures
Die 8udsbs MOuloing Sano, grif
e Guarrp 60. an R. 9. grtaIsr, Got
Qo. 102 in 1T. gtit9el, ST. g. s.
RsHnebp an 5amss 8ennsbp, Cots
Ro. 1896 uHo 1877 tn Der BoobFioe
Nooriion in Sub : grlanger, ST.
eboriss Gussu Giart an 26oia gels |
foro, zine Sot in 8eFt Gopinaton ar |
Der Diain StraBe, 81. |
Geittrn tnFtaIlirte Der Wm. gfieo. |
lin Hep. Club feline 8eamteu in We(s |
lflgs 6aiIe uno oarauf folate ein Ban |
fett. anfpraheH 6ielten 80. o. g.
sSoiDen, poftmeiiter; Wartin 1arrett |
lEn6 Sol. =. q. Ratbeps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07
Der syarbiae syranf gIorf. bel

Der 5arbige iSrant glorf, Der
Dor bret Snbrtn in 4Iabomd einen
Mann erffoiIen haben fnll, ipurbe aes
tern bier perbaftet. glorf orbeitete
fir bts Rontrattoren, bie ben 6. e u.
Tunnel srlpeitern. Gr geitnnb ben
Mtorh, faete aber, boS er in 5eIbltpers
tbeibigune geihofen babe. Die oortise
gebGroe tpuroe bendhribtigt.
Dos Seftamsnt BON 90. s. 9rep
tpurbe btntertegt Gr bintsrlGbi aues
ieiner Satin Rdrp uno ernennt iis
CUR gretutorin.
Der ct. antontus 9erein BON
De GourIep srtudbltt geitern folgsnoe
8eamte: grdfosRt, Sobann 5eins
rt9s; 8t3eprdfOent, 9eorge Staffens
berger; GetretGr, +, q. sSiI1sr;
S6asmeiitsr, ). .. Sdumader,
- Die 3rpeite Ssttipn oes 6. unb
8. 5ro6t3uges go. Il enteIeiIte ge=
itern nabe Rep Ri9mpno, ap., iu>
foIge zines 6tnbsrutFes auf benz @es
Ieiie. gier3ebn Gjiiteriuagen tpurosnI
pom 8eIeiIe geihIsuoert uno tbeilipeiis
bemoItrt. Der 9ertsbr mar auf IGnz
gere 3eit gekmmt.
6rou Marp pobItamp, 9attin
oeS Ssrrn Sobn 6enrp YobItamp.
itarb am Sonnta9 2tbenb um 7.3OI
llbr i'm 2lIter BON 81 sSabren. 8os
9ethentegdngniB finoet am DDnnsrs
flag 9ormittas um 9 libr ppn berSt. |
Sobdnnes Stride aus Itatt, uno piro |
Die iterblihe 0iilIe ouf bem Ct. So |
bannes Srisobof bsItattst tperben.
Sn Der asftern 4beno nbgebaltss
nen SiBung bes Staotratbes lpuroen
So, ,930.25 erIaubt nit ausnabme Der
800 fir ben Poli3sis uno 7Seueripebrz
heF. Sine ReIolution lpuroe anqez
nOmmeu. ben Ransu 6eIsna in pat
en StrdBe um5udnbern. Gr ma1or
SarIe bon &utonia ianots cine Som
an ben Staotratb, ineem
Z iiber Die bobe Bafsrrats, bic bic
RentOn Water go. forbert, proteitirt.
Die Stoot iou bic 8enton 8atsr 50.
ofort antdufen unb Die $4,000
'er Sobr 0oFerrate erboIten; ebenIo
5210O fir 6pordrtsnasbrnu6.
- Gtnbreaer Draugsn in bisDirtbs
daft BON q. 8. 8uobe on Der 16.
tno 5oiman Strabs uno itabIeu $40
Inb eini9s 5IaIf<n 9ranntrpein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-07

gropn. itarb sefttrn In QlIbnquerque
Neu Meritp. 3ie aeihe lpirb bebufl
8eitdttuns bierbereebrad5t.
8runbeigentbums llebertroQun.
gen: Wi6ael WlcGuire an Gmeliaglbsl
54 afer aano an s5obn's sia Roab
81; Rate urb Gbarles 6ellmIhmtbl
on 6rancts 8aelin, Got in 2lirs Sub.
oipiiion, 81.
- SeiratbsThsine: Gb. Gbeieloine,
22, unb Repa Snpots, %, beibe bon
lebanon. 81; Wlart Sole, 81, bon
ROieoaIe, ap., uRb Wtauo Barr, 80,
bon Rcrpoob, o.; 5arrp TeoTes, %,
uno Ibereiia @iaIespartb, q. bsibe
bon gnnthiono, an.
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g;srfdlend,ter siabred,fr.

ssrr T. 6. GisIsRbcd., 80. 1867
Simmer ADt, ADaIHui 5iIIs, b5ris a.
tern abtHp sin nsgsdhtiges Werauid,
uno sntotdti b,i nabsrer llnfsriuhuuu
I'M sipfitsn StodlDerf einsn Einbfed,er
lDeldlsr bsi leinsm anbIid nus bsm
1fnlter iprans unb in Dsr 9unfslbeit
psrfdnano. Der 9uride mar bartb lin
neiDdItfanl gtOffHeies s5tnjter Des srs
ten Gtodlpsrtss finssIsitssn unb bette
lih unbtmfrft mad, oben. eef6I;d,en.
" iDurbe DsrIdtud,t. bspor sr irarnbs
iEflds Hsuis Hlafen ionnis.
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!6ambnra 9fmerifa.ein einie .

NasHfen In GineiHnafis E9sfffra msrrn1
DaHf. Grille RafloEoIsBanf, SaHffesLrttse Rc,
Rarf. ftias Ratiemai.gsaHf. againsf Gfrabe:
Germnu Rniionab8anf Hxlabi0a German Hanf
6arrilpn nHb GoIsraiH ass.
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! uIOt9eH uHtst Der Intage, AHDrell
! 9orrtipn ermoroet An baben, ben
Utdpor 9ptbtpsa ppreefubrt uno sr
tldrte ith fir nihtI6uIbig. Bier Ecu
gen ipuroen Dsrnommsn uRb Sobr
0pnan bdnoigts Der goliset oas WlsI
Isr. nit peI6em Sarriion in ben Sal:
selto6en tpurps, aus. Ssiner Der 3eu,
gen lab ben 4ngriff, lie bsmsrtter
ober angIin nit sinem TleFer bslpaff.
net uno bemerttsn, tpts 6arriIon BEN
4HeItn in bas Wai6;tmmer Der Sni,
osr'iten DirtbIhaft foIqts. anal;u
puroe mad oem 9srb0r obne 3uIdIs
fung Don Siirgf6aft benz Gtriht iibsr
lpisisn uno i'm gOuHtpgefdngnib einz
geiperrt.
- Die 8tpsi farbiaen StraBenrdus
Der 5ohrfon unb gaugbn bstanntsn
Iit i'm 9erbDr fir ThuIotq un0 tpurben
unter je $1,000 Gursfhdft ben @roBs
geitDcrenen uberrieien.
- 9ag 9erb1r Don 80. m. gurf,
ipsI6sr albert Tapis in BEN unterleib
tad, lpurot Dsrfhobsn. Der Staatss
anpalt IN. 8. Burns ntrb pahrs
'teinIth bic @rpbgsi9npreneu einbs.
rufsr nm obigs 5dQs Dor benz Utuis
Ssrmtn oes gsriats 3u srI.bieen.
Grau gIisabetb aibte, bic pittn.
bon 5O5n aiats, itarb 0Orgsftsrn in
ibrsr WObnung go. 161 DalnGt
StrdBs on S6pdtt i'm qItsr BON 50
sJabrsr. Sic tit aus Grbs, Qrsubsn
9sburtt9 uuo tp0bnte felt 1852 in
5amilton. Sjs binterIGbt stpei Rim
Der, 20uis 9rud urO Grau 2ouis
pfsiI.
CHARTS &. Wafon. gaTiirsr Der
DIlami 9aLLep Rational gcni, Isiost
an etnsm 2sbsriibeI.
- 5eiratbsiteiue. qrt6ur 9oups
oon, 26. ROb. uno Better Wiqiams
l8, RoB; au9uit 6uIdols, 80, Gtncins
nati, unb Settle Qttboff %, WibbIs
topn; 5ames 5rdnt mcgIiutou, %.
Rlhmono. SHo.. unb Ulargarst gouIs
tes, 22, UliooIetotpn; 5tanlsp aelfh,
q, St. Souis, unb martba sEobnIon,
20, 6umlltpn; Wli6asl 9sblsin, %,
5ami!ton, unb 9aura Mlouuief, %,
6amiLton; GbGrles 9eattn, "a, unb
FRAU alma Saa. 3s, MibbIstpnn. |
- Grau margarst 2ett, Die Dittps
BON Nm. Gstt, ftarb pprgeitern in |
5atioRburs i'm aItsr por rs Subren /
an S&pdds.
- Die Sheibungstlags Der 8sorai.
Stons gsssn ben Rsb. u. 3. ston.
pom Somerpils tuuroe bsm 8sriht
'nt3o9sn, neil bas qaar iih psrTDbnt
bal.
-- Wm. 3arrB uno oSotn Ssabolo
purben am Sonntag in UlibOletopn
pseen SffsnbaItsns ibrsr MirtbI6qf.
en- eerbdftet.
- eIart u. Batter, Elm b.tanntsr
FARMER aus Der Qa6barThoft DON
sstbnnD itarb pprgsItsru i'm alter Don
u ,5abrsn am SdIagfIub. er bintsrsI
dBt Die trauernoe Satin.
Dem 8. ,. Re9inlsp puros Sors
Isitsrn ata6mittng bas 3peirab Dor
'sm Rsnti6lsr gsbduOs geitOblsn. Il
Der arsisrkbtsr eb. $. ssOnes
hnitt fih porgeitsrn gbeno bein
in bic linfs Sanp. +
- Cine iilberns 5aIhenubr, ipsIh.
N 8efiB Der forbiesn straBenrdubsr
yohnfon unb 8uusbn gsfunben lpuros
i BON Gbarles Gpons bon trenton
Is fein Gigentbum iDentifisirt tuoroen
sDans tpurbe iiingit nm bic llbr anb
me tIeine 8eiofumme beraubt. Die
teger ertldrsn. bub iie bic 9afhsnutr
WtiooletoDn fir Is Gents tauften.
- Die liute 5aRo BON 6srbsrt Z
|ogt, SObnhen bon ,Sobn g3oat non ],
CT Dafbington StraBs. ssrieib Qts | !
ern in bic 3abnriber elmer NaThnias
bine unb Der 3eissfinssr lpuroe 3srs {
uetf6t. /
Gus. Cuff. sin Jarner DOnl 3
anOper 9oDnfbip, fisl beim grslsts n
m zines 3aunes unD brad bas rsGiel
uBgIfnt. ID
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Die Tsmserstxr.

sJiir biefes gIa.t iDurben gsItern BON
ben CptiterH 6. aIein & Brn.
DO. 435 sfaes Gtrobs. folsenbe 1enl.
psrotur llnieri4itbs rsaiitrirt:
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Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-04
French for Grandmothers.

One of society's latest fads is the
conversational French class for moth.
ers and grandmothers The first one
was begun SO that the debutantes
would not feel their superiority too
keenly because of their ability to
speak French and German while the
elders converse only In English. AL.
though an ambitious mother before
this has often made use of the French
nurse and thus gained smattering
of the foreign tongue, she has doubts
today of her accent and the quality OF
her vocabulary, so she becomes a
member of a class as speedily as pos
sible, using the nurse only for prac-
tice between times. Once fired with
linguistic fervor. the members of a
class endeavor to make each meeting
an occasion for conversing in French.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-04
OATS-259 Blu. Per Acre.

That is the sworn to WELD of Theodore
Harmes, Lewis Co., Wash. had from
Salzer's Rciuvcnated White Bonanza oats
and won handsome so acre farm. Other
big Yields are al bus, 10 bus. l03 bus,
etc, had by farmers scattered throughout
the I. s.
Salzer's Pedigree Barley, Flax, Corn,
Oats, Wheat, Potatoes, Grasses and Glow.
ers are famous the world over for their
purity and tremendous yielding qualities
We, are easily the largest growers of farm
seeds in the world
Our catalog bristling with seed truths
free for the asking. or send l0c in stamps
and receive 10 packages of farm seed nov.
elites and rarities. including above mar
velous oats. together with big catalog.
John a. Salzer Seed Co.. 1872 South Sth St.,
La Crosse, Wis.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-04
An Obituary Poem
Bv LAWRENCE ALFRED CLAY


In the village where Major Lee. re.
tired on half pay, had taken up his
residence, II was generally argued by
the villagers that he was dictatorial
and without sentiment. Moreover, he
was blunt-spoken and a kicker. lie
had run a regiment, and he felt IL his
duty 10 run the town. His wife and
his daughter Nellie were well liked.
but the people kept clear of the major.
He didn't carry loaded gun with him,
but he had very sarcastic tongue.
And yet underneath his bluff, as his
own family knew, Major Lee had a
heart, and that heart was filled with
sentiment. He had revealed II on
several occasions. and now the family
parrot had died he was almost in tears.
That the major should have endured
the presence of squawking parrot
for a single hour was a matter of as
tonishment outside the family, but he
had endured her for three years. That
her death should bring look of
melancholy to his face caused certain
people to think they had done him in
Justice.
Poll was dead. She had been found
on her back beneath her perch. with
all the squawk and chatter gone out
OF her. II was a case of old age and
being too good. The major was the
one to discover her lifeless remains,
and for the first time in Is years he
was SO choked up that he could not
eat his breakfast
Cad, but it's tough-its tough!
he said to wife and daughter. I'VE
had mutual affection for each other
She would swear when l told her TO,
and shut up when / raised my finger
Each Of us had come TO understand
the moods of the other. She knew
when wanted to take my nap, and
knew when she wanted to take hers
I believe she thought of NE when
drawing her last breath
But, papa, she was good deal OF
nuisance, after ALL" replied Miss
Nellie.
mot a bit of it-not a bit. Moth
ing of the kind"
But she swore at the minister and
called him names
THAT was just one of her little
ways to keep things moving along
She didn't know she was swearing
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-04
And IL Was All imagination

II wonder how much imagination
governs some persons senses?" re-
marked a visitor at the st. Regis yes
terday. For a Christmas present
sent to a young woman of my ac-
quaintance one OF the most elaborate
sachet cases | could find. 1t was such
a beautiful thing that l didn't put per-
fume in it, for some women prefer to
use a certain kind all the time, and
thought | would leave it to the re-
cipient to put her own particular sach-
ct powder in the case. You may i'm
agine was somewhat amazed to read
this in her enthusiastic letter OF
thanks: Its perfume has pervaded
the whole room. New York Press
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-04
NOT ACCORDING TO PROGRAM
Practical Joker Meant TO Abolish
His Wife, and Doubtless
He Did.

When the first shipment OF frozen
eggs arrived from Australia their ex-
treme hardness astonished the brok-
ers.
One man. calling at brokers' ofiice.
was amazed to zee him taking aim at
the wall with an egg.
What the dickens are you att" he
said.
But the broker let drive. the only
result being slight dent In the wall.
The thing being explained, the man
took a couple of the eggs. put them
in his pocket, and left to startle his
wife. Arriving home, he waited till
the family was assembled for dinner
and then banged an egg at the new
dado.
But the smile quickly faded from
his face. The egg had thawed.-Lon
don Tit-Bits.