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1itrneen 1889 eft gscagiuan Strcbe. DalEsi
piLiA Sabnaelb bsaablf s0-2+
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a,eeroiaung prtDot ain 6aHrtne, oea 1. MSrfI
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gsso9gH iiH GIttr bon 10 bis 30 9neresl
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f1en nHe ~ uhr Grrmifid0e hsi mak
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minb6en bnn atteH beaaidatn gIiern bon I6
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TN Glter bon so Sobren, tH 6auie tbrer ZOO.
ter Sran Wlny Roiit, no. 350T citizen apenne
Elttton BeeTbtgunG SonHabeBb parhutftaa
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ten 0mptehinn9sn 4absu'raaen I'm ] u6l
adSuittaeA HeanHna etcuD une Wfgsea
Speulte. Si--4s
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Dr. Bsora 100. ftls,

IN feirem G2. 9ebersiabre. geerbtqtua ON
kylpHtaa. ben 8. aprtI 1911, ghndSuttaas ~
ubr, bon Der gcetftfb Atts stotbesraie nus
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Sra u i'm aItsr ncH S6 Bic 80 syabrsH ais @es
tsat0ufteTtu flr etne fyraa in ben ufttfisreH
gnbCeu; lsidfe 6ansaEtett uHb siLte 2etmdf9
ten uaisr dsiiir: q. s., SsrSsIatt
Grnsr AInffr Bu5dfrau hslm 1ae. sRnn.
ontraaen 1899 eft gtcdstuan Strabe, EsdlHut
8tlis Gabrgslb bssabIi. s0-2+
RafSt ensmadb6en, um 9nbeHfofceH
an fs.HeH ssodtH sn mnbsr- i2o Oh gIn'
q @tn ,erfdbrene. In eiHer fIetneu Gamilss;
gutter Gpbn: um unIn WhdsaQnu Tu6tmeup beB
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aDeTtne. Si-As
Raf4fran fur aRoniras. buaH b0tess0ssz.
s2S effrtHs abe, dnpHooie.
Mdhnen fur Sonsarbssi: bober ootn. 80.
2AS4 9naIfitbe sIes., xsalraf 6ius.
atnbermd B den: hetttffes bmetsoesn: bss
fer 2obH; asfHeHsfu- sat Daarion Aserlf,
apoHbdie
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lie. Sa22 aeooHen ape., Spbe Barf. bes
MahGen inr Sansrbeit. 2s3e GiaatoH
abe E8diHi otls.
grnes atufcineu,sRaeds urD siH m1db6sn
am ptHtne ga ulacta an Rceen. ie27 g3dIs
tutf en-.
Rb6tH iuel6e nia bic Goiunftairs.arbefi be.
icrafu fam: leins Gamiiie. BASS eGroeu
Ape SnpHeule
upHairsssg ab9su. bas Gncb TN Sbeife,
eimmeT unftparfeu fnnn; 5arftI.e bon Esgs
foneH; gutter Gobu- s3e Seeeeer abe, KSai'
nut ciaE.
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Stdrb am mHttipoct. ben % aadrs taif. I'm
loh lbr abetthS, ~ tbrer AsobIuing SO. 5lS4
Gifte Gfrube
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aed, TIM 81. 9ebensiabre. aeeroigane ar
SdWftGe, ben l., MpriL nm IL iI6I
Ro4Mtftdes, bonn 9rnuerbdufe ane. 9ruIis
ssrIeier IN Der Sprina GgDDe supsQs nm 2Ix
Apr. Si.1@
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uptiatrss ~ & b q n. bas Gncb TN Sbeifes
eimneT ufftparfeu tann; 5aritg.e bon z Esgs
fonrH; gutter EoSn- $50 See6er abe, ESai'
nut eiak.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31

gerhetratbeieS frdtfiesr Teuither q
1nbge eli mliHfdi trarnbyelbe xef6Bfftanna;
i6ut ieiHe Arbeii u. S&mlni, siA g3aInai
Girahe.
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frau Gbrifint Grimm,

o., etas am gataROa, ben 20. gnas IsIl
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5H1baItsr iunGer Danu BON 22 9Gtrsn.
{ggi9t Deniid: h1i A1abztae @rfdbranq uilD
bette GmsiehluueeH. fntf Eteuans. 6. 8.
RIed CAT gafii gomrt giI.
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9unger heIffber Wlaun bon "a gelKen iuhi
@isuung aiF 4GTter cher t1r AeftaaraiIoHss
arbetii fprtGi 9nGlii6 HfIk BsHii4 1921
gfaee Ctr, q gicS, bsntsn. e. o.
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EafHfrau fur Gaouiuns: auaH boTnssOss;
s23 EfftHtHs dee., abpnnaIe.
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RcntH. luel6e min bic Gopnfiairs.Arbefi be.
icrafH fam: flesns Iamliis. Sass SGroes
slne., SnoHeuie
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eLdbnen fur Sonaarbstf: bcbeg notn. q
2aS4 9nalfitbe sles., g9aIfItf 6ius.
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R66er unb 4afirp.sO6 fnAi Gssnaaa. o.
Ui., 1916 Sane CTR.
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statb ON GoHnerttne. ben 80. g1hrs 197.
Ra1mltfags uhI IS nauuten in ietnex gspl
nRHe. gto. 1881 Boobburu nlpenue
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5Fb. Mapp,
gittfps bgn ssrunf Brtmm, ca g<sreianna uu
1amitda, Den /. apTiI I9i1, gho5mittaas IA
ubr, bonn IrauE hamie, gse 1909 Race Stra6e,
ans. getfesune auf Spring 1roee. 3l,is
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3uHaer 9RGuH letuinsr linear, gut as'
lerHi, tprttI . Spyaben bai eliie aeflrsiufe
In nnaaIlaHeti6,rn gnbpfdifvs unh sacfdriaf.
Sa6er, fact stHe SieAgHa. Rdrl Ecdifet
2Iia Turner nAea.
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5tarh am GonHerffno, ben 30. wadrs 1o1,
am 4:A5 n9r Weougers, in feiner gHobnuHl
5tp. 54S5 ISle1flDrp AInpf1ffe Bhpoinf
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atnber md B d N: heiftfdbes borefscaen. b
NpoHnaEe
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Star6 ON Waitinotg ben 90. Wd1s 1911,
0Iemsntfua arsdftns,
In tbrcm II. aebeusfabrs geerbierua ar
'SreEiaG. ben 81, Wfara um ubr Encbulittnas
bon SO. 22e3 9drf abeuus, South Rorpcoh,
uus. 40 91s
Cañon City record., 1911-01-26
NO FINER WINTER CLIMATE
ANYWHERE THAN HERE

The slight fall of snow this morn
ing, which was hardly sufficient to
dampen the ground, directs attention
to the very delightful January wealth
er we are having in the upper Al
kansas valley. The government rec
ords for a long number of years
show that the winter climate of the
Canon City district has no superior
anywhere in this latitude for cheer
fitness and equability. Bright an
agreeable as other winters have been
for a long period this one promises
to eclipse them all in that respect.
There has hardly been half dozen
cloudy days since the first frost late
in September and the rainfall has
been practically nil. Blue skies and
warm, generous sunshine have
been the rule and they are likely to
largely predominant until the violets
and the robins come again.
Only twice this winter has the
Temperature been as low as zero and
then the atmosphere was so dry as to
take away much of its sting and dis
comfort Nearly every day for a
month or six weeks past there have
been picnic parties at the top of the
Royal Gorge, or in the hooks and
canons of the nearby hills, and they
have been highly enjoyable affairs
Pleasure drives in the mountains ara
a unique feature of our mid-winter
weather and are INDUCED In with
much qualification by visitors from
1.-THE eastern states. where everything
out of doors is CONCEALED with frost
and ice The winter climate here il
a perpetual surprise to people from
other sections OF the country and l.
one of its greatest charms to those
l who have made their home here for
any considerable length OF time
Florida. southern California and the
Hawaiian Islands are all right dur
ing the winter months. but they lacs
that delightful crispness of the at
mosphere. which is at once a tonic
and a stimulant. that is characteristic
of Colorado. The man or woman ac.
customed to this latitude and this al
titude never feels quite satisfied with
/ the climate at the sea level. particu-
larry in a sub-tropical region: they
miss that indefnabie something In
the sir and in the surroundings that
Is so conducive TO health and physic-
al energy.
All in all. the winter climate O.
this portion of the Arkansas valley
IS unrivalied for people who prefer
! the temperate zone as place oi
residence. For health. beauty OF en-
vironment and nearness to the great
centers of civilization IL is In a class
to itself and must appeal to the
| Judgment, as well as to the imagfna-
tion. OF mankind as long as tim
shall last A winter spent in a cli-
mate Ike that enjoyed In Canon City
will leave a memory replete with the
most pleasing recoiiections.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-26
FLORENCE MEN TO DEN
YER FOR NEW DEPOT

Florence. Jan GA message to
President Hadley of the Business
Mems association notified him yester-
day morning that the officers of the
d, & r G. r R. would be ready to
entertain a committee of business
men in regard to a new depot at ,
q clock this morning in the Albany
hotel at Denver. He has accordingly
appointed a committee OF the follow
ing men who departed for the capitol
city last night on No. 4 to boost TO-
the new building; G. NJ Deibert. L.
F. Foor. Henry Owens, George VII
son. H s. Andrews. Walter Hurd. d.
A. lack and c. y. Bissell Mayor
and other Florence boost
ers will Join them in Denver
Cañon City record., 1911-01-26
THE GERMANS KNOW HOW
] TO DO III

We have not begun to approach the
heights attained in the cultivation OF
srees and plant life by the Europeans.
1t will be many years before We do
and perhaps we never will. They stu
dy their plant life minutely. They
watch II and nurse it, Learn its pecu-
1iarities and correct its defects. Thei-
work is slow and painstaking. but
they achieve results in many lines
greater tnan we Americans do. Wher-
ever yor go m Europe yeu will notice
the idea OF inter-plandng carried out
The Eur1peans waste not an inch of
ground In their fruit districts along
side Of zhe standard trees are plant
led the dwarfs and between these are
1.-The berry bushes and probably on the
ground strawberries. Their acreage
n small, but their yield is great A
Nursery of FIVE acres is immense
there. As result of this minute care
they obtain almost perfect results Oi
their products. seventy per cent is fl
for sale and large percentage of the
Ie4ndhuet IS r-pialite>- ihSS eAPSt'
thousands OF trees to America every
year because of this. The Germans
have nov taken our glorious Rocky
mountain spruce and are cultivating
and training 1t and last year they eK-
ported over 10000 of them back To
America. the home Of the tree, The
people OF the west have never shown
tn proper appreciation Of this beauti-
fuT confer and others are doing it
for frf
Cañon City record., 1911-01-26
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Canon City People Know How
70 Save It

Many Canon City people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidneys when they know these or
gans need help. Sick kidneys are re-
sponsible for a vast amount Of suf-
fering and III health. but there is no
need to suffer nor to remain In dan
ger when all diseases and aches and
pains due to weak kidpeys can be
quickly and permanently cured by
the use OF Doan's Kidney Pills. The
following statement leaves no ground
for doubt
Mrs. W E. Spaulding. 1918 w.
Third street. Florence, Colo. saws:
The use Of Doan's Kidney Pills in
our family has been very satisfactory.
They brought relief from backache
that was caused by disordered kid
neys- Doan's Kidney Pills deserves
all the praise that they have received"
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC
Fuster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. New
York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-aud
take no other.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-26
WINTER WORK FOR
THE APPLE ORCHARD

One car scarcely realize the great
ameslnt of work required right now to
put bearing orchard into condition
for the winter 1t is a matter about
which some orchardists themselves
pay very little attention and yet a
practical man with half an eye can
STEP into an orchard and see that a
greet deal of work remains TO be
dorse The making of next years
CROP really depends on the condition
in whichrth the trees 90 into the winter
There are a dozen or more rather in;-
pOrtant jobs such Sc raking up the
leaves ami weeds zzd burning them
TO destroy the eggs of insects. In a
greaz many instances=a withdrawing
on the trunks and lime spraying for
the tops are necessary to prevezt in
jury from alternated thawing and
freezing during the winter. Broken
branches should be cut out and the
trees trimmed up. II is necessary al
50 TO go over the trunks with gouge
wire in hunting for boFers. The boys
may desire to put up few bird boxes
for the winter visitantE. Some grow
ers Iilse TO fall-piow the ground and
leave the surface rough TO catch the
moisture while the matter Of fall t-ri-
CATION is the most important Job of
the year and should be attended to
within me neNr month regardless OF
what mny happen. The laying down
and covering OF peach trees is another
subject that we will treat by irsell-
Young trees Will have To be protected
from rabbits so tlat there "a plenty OF
work 20 eize the lazy man the frfsia
vibrations. a fruit tree N this coun
Cañon City record., 1911-01-26
FOR THE STOMACH
Here's an offer Ion Should Not
oserfsek

RexalI Dyspepsia Tablets remedy
stomach troubles by supplying the
one element. the absence OF which in
the gastric juices causes indigestion
and dyspepsia- They aid the stomach
to digest food and 10 quickly conyer.
II into rich red blood and material
necessary for overooming natural
body waste
Garry a package OF Rexsil Dyspep-
STA Tablets in your vest pocket, or
keep them in your room Take ole
a2ser eaeA heavy meal and -ndiges-
tion will not bother you
We know what Reaal DyspepsiA
Tabiets are and what they will do.
We guarantee them to relieve indi-
gestion and dyspepsia. II they fail
We will refund your money Thre-
sizes: 25 cents. so cents and si-ee.
Remember you can obtain Rexai'
Remesies only at-The ReSall StoIs.
Mitchell & Egbers,
Cañon City record., 1911-01-26
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
. a 8 TO r a
MARION HARLAND AND DAME
CrRTSEY.

For more than half century
Marion Hariand has been writing Oh
housewifeiy themes and answering
and kindly way that has made her
name beloved from one end of the
land TO the ether Many who READ
her CHEEKY and helpful page eve. y
week In The Sunday chicass Record
Herald have no idea that she Is Ts
Years old. for she still writes with all
the vigor and discernment OF wo-
man OF half her years Huge as the
task may seem. she gives her person.
al attention TO the vhst correspond
ence that her position Of expert adj
wiser on household topics Involves.
and every question Is answered al
rectly by her No other department
Of The Sunday Record-Fferald Is more
universally popular than hers
Another department that pushes IL
closely, however is Dame Curtsey's
Novelties in Entertainment" whic1
has been hailed with JOY by thous-
anis OF hostesscs who feel the need
OF new ideas. Dame Curtsey. whose
real nnme Is Eliye Howell Glover.
seems to have genius for inventing
fresh schemes for decorations. me-
nus. games and all the details that
lend xest to dinners and entertain
ments. She also answers questions
pertaining TO etiquette and good
taste. and otherwise furnishes just
the Information so often sought vain
ly by women.
When II Is added that the Sunday
Magazine OF The Record-HeraId Is
full or good stories and articles as
interesting TO women as to men, Il Is
easy to sec why that paper Is the fa-
varite among women.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-26
A CHAMPION or THE
5000 ROADS MOVEMENT

Chas. r McLain returned home
Friday night from Denver, where he
has been ensaEed during the last ten
Gays or two weeks in preaching the
rUspeI Of good noads: frst befose the
state good roads conference. then be-
fore the state association OF county
commissioners asd the members OF
th~ Legislature. Few men in Colars-
do have made as careful and ex-
haasiive a study n the god roads
proposition as Mr.. McI.aln and what
ever he has to say on the sup1e6
CARRIES with IL the weight OF authori-
~. He has an array of facts and ns-
uras AZ command which he cses 70
,dvart.1e and which rarely fail TO
couvincs the skeptic of the great pub
iic value OF the improvement and ex-
tension ~ our highway system
Largely through Mr.. HcLain's ia
,tiaiiye and influence steps have been
taken To organize The Arkansas
valley & Gunnison River Highway
association. tho purpose of which tS
10 stimulate a greater general inter-
est In improved public highways in
,he eouthern and western portions OF
,he state and 80 bring the authorities
u the various counties INTO closer
touch for mutual benefit Another
one OF It's ambitions is to secure the
next general good roads conference
n Colorado for Pueblo and the Ar
kansas valley.
4 meeting of delegates from ElPa-
so. las Animas. Huerfsno. Pueblo.
Teller. Fremont. Custer. Chaffee,
lake. Saguache. Montrose. Mesa. Del
IA. Garfield. Eagle and other counties
eili meet In Salida next Tuesday af-
ternoon TO perfect the organization OF
The Arkansas Valley 6 Gunnison
River Highway association. which
proposes TO build a road through the
territory described To be known as
The Rainbow Route" With a few
such jealous and Intelligent boosters
for the good roads movement, in eacn
connty OF the state as Mr.. Mci.ain it
would not be long before Colorado
had the finest highway system IN ths
Union.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-26
the PeRMGHEnCY
OF THE FARMER

The farmer is here To stag and is :
nscsssity that cannot be dispensed
with. TAe great m<n nufacturins plants
could be removed. ocean trxyei be
abandoned and men cease risking
their lives trying to navigate tae air.
out ~ithou, tho farm-r and hx farin
the world would soon be an unsnhab
itnhie wilderness. There is no Sccu
patton less hazardous than agr4cui-
ture. nor one which returns more
certain re.ana- fer It's labor. rigaz,iy
done. The FIRST essential in the de-
velopment Of the race Is food. rnd
food must come from the farm The
actual necessities Of iife come entire
iy from the farm. and after rne neoes-
saries arr supplied the possibility Of
iururies may be considered.-- saiur-
day Evening Post.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-26
YE0KAN BANQUET
FRIDAY EveNlhG

The members of Canon Homestead,
No 1888. Brotherhood OF American
Yeomen. regaled themselves with a
banquet nj Shaeffer hall Friday night
at the conclusion of the regular busi-
ness session OF the organization. Sew
eral weeks ago a membership contest
was inaugurated in the Homestead
with the, understanding that the de-
feated side should provide 4 banquet
for visitors and vanuulshed alike. ami
the affair of Friday night was the re-
suit OF that agreement Both the
cuisine and service were excellent
and we're greatly entoyed by the
large company present Later there
was dancing. which continued nntil
midnight