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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

Got SO. 262 in pIat e" Der Sol
Jumes Toplpr Dipiiion an Der Glib
isite Der Center Gtrabe, 81. s. 8.
DrereIius an Somes Mprsan unp
Clara Morgan. pasielbe Gieentbum
fir 81.
William Npelter, Der Iih gemein
benabm, ipuros bon MarfhalI 5pm
Millihamp bon 8romIep perbuftst
unb ben poltseirihter Vogt nm $40
uno Die Rotten beitraft unb auf 10
Tass mad benz gefdngntb sefanot,
Die Sabress@eriammluna Der
Col. Gebert SO. SO. 8 Der Spaniibs
amsritaniiten arieaspetsransn fano
esItern itatt uno tpuroen folsenoe
Beamten srp1blt: aommunpant
8spts Rsdsrs; Gr. gi5s-aom. alsr
mstboen; Sr. @isssaom. 3obert Reis
bel Officer Of bapS. 9omtIton; Officer
ri @uarb III. 2siabner; aaplan Gil
bert Rilep; IrSt Sobn CALLAHAN; gos
iutant unb Suartiermei1ter Charles
9. 2ambert. Die SnitaIation finbet
am 9. Sanuar 1912 itatt.
- 5om giopn, 60 Sabre alt, Elm
InssltsQter in einem QeibItaQ in 2ubs
lotp, rpurbe, ots er Elm Qferb pubsn
ipolIte, BON bem ausfhlagnben 5bier
eetrpffsn. Gr erlitt sinsn 9ru6 oes
Sinnbadens uno stpeier Rippeu. Gr
Durbe nah benz ct. GliIobetb So'pts
tai ssbradt, no ibm drstlite Silfs 5r<
theil puroe.
- Cine Wnsabl 2umpen in bem
Siinfcsntstbeatsr Ro. 436 Main Ctr.
gerietben bur9 Sslbitsntsiinpung in
grdno. Die 5lammen tpurbsn eeloiht,
sbe iie ftt auf bas leibt brsnnbors
MoteriaI uusbrsiteten. Der S6ubsn
beIduft fih auf $50.
- Die 9asmaI6ine in R. %.
gra3ier's Wirtbitaft. Np. 76 qits
Strabe, erplooirte eeitern Ibenn um
7 llhr unp berurIadte sinen grano'
ihaoen BON $25. gliitIiherpeiIe
tpurbs Rismanb berlsgt.
-Matbilod RObssrs, So Sabre alt,
itorb 9sitsrn i'm Ct. gIiiabetb 6oipis
tai an 8erIesungen, bic iiu Bel stnem
TalIe BON elmer Stisge in Noen aeller
bor eirigen Woden Suee3cgen bate.
Die 2eihe tpuros mad Der Wotnung
Der 8sritorbenen. go. % Rartin
Strobe, gebroht.
- Ta ongsblih untsr ben Shipeis
nsn In asnton gountp eins aran,bsit
auseebrobsn i,in fou, 1T bos bie'ise
9sIunohitsamt bamit beihdftigt,
ShpsinsfI.iit. ipesisa ioi6es, bus
bon aenton Gountp tormt, su in'pis
siren. Tr. Grtsler bonn 9efunobeits.
amt 1T Der Snfpettor.
4ntpdlt Robert 6. Simmons
fpeiIt 9eitdft. baIbtr in Retp gort.
- Wi[Iiom 9. aoufmann BON go.
528 p1iIabstpbia Strabe tpuroe &C.
fern mad bsm gpoinstDner SpipituI
sebratt, I'm iit elmer Operation 3u
untersiehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
2otal 8eridt.
Sn, MmtDss,pbil
NnrDs Sobn Q. DiSer bsm 1sbe
credit.

5err SObn .. g,iper. Giesntb1msr
zines .Stompins pdttern@ .GtobIiHts
ments. RO. 123 Wejt 8. Mpenus, tpuroe
sefiern Ru6mittag an Der 8. ADeHue,
nobe Der Ulain Gtrabe in ieinem Nu.
icmObil. bon .inem 6er5f6Ias setrcf.
fen uno bau6te in ben MrmtH feiner
Satin i.inen Self aus. Der Gbotf'
feur fubr, 70 ifne1 q fonnte. nod BEN
2. Qationalban.sOe nab rief Or.
%. 8. Grim.s berbei. fpel4es it6c4
nurmshr ben b.reits einsetreienen 9so
fcnftaiiren tonnte. Die lei4e tuuyes
nod Der Dobnung bes Deritorbenen
i'm pip.r s5lut. GebGubs an bsr Ws'
Willen. nabs Wsopleuoob Avenue gs.
braht unb Der gorontr benn4ri4tigt,
Der B.riiorbene mar % Sabre alt
Gr befanS Ft duf ber 0eimfnhrt bon
Der Office f.ines MsJtes Dr.. 0<ppers,
OILS er bonn 1obe ereilt rurbs. piptl
mar felt LANCER 3eit berjlioeno nnl
benbFihtigte auf ben Rdth ieines HI
tee. fid Don oen okf&dfttu jurad5u'
sieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

D,DbeI uno auniiiurioiiidixn. NoM
ihrem i'm Sabre 1891 erfoIeitn 1cne
purben bic aunftgesenitGuce perileis
aert uno Der Grlos erhieli ibrfH ieiid.
rneniariihsn Munlhe semdb bie Dss
is[ITtoft fir dubers WiIiion. Gdmmts
life Eat.n ginaen nit 4usnctme si.
nts orobtn. aus fremoldnoiiden einss.
Ieatsn 60issrn beitsbenoen SArcnfts
uof, Gbieaeo. 2esisrer selnngte bnrh
bisRsmiibunsen ots oortis.n Womtn's
Gbuseipeare Club uno hss 1eitamsnts.
pelIitredsrs portsr in Den 9sfis cfr
Etnbs Green Ban. Sm Sabre 1886
bate ssraa 1ant ibre aus 5000 D6ns
BEN befiehenbe giinerfammluns Der
tclIdnbiffen aiiteratur on bic Mis.
erniiner 9iblioibetstommiiiOn rsfs
souft. Die Sommluns oiirfts bic
rsifhaliigfe uHb iperthDoniie In BEN
ranssn Der. Gtaoten iein. Dir hift6s
rii6e Reliauis. III cine Der 4onpt.
isbenspiirbigtsiten ots Union pnrN.
Gle asbort surseii Der WisconfiH Si.
iiorieal Eoci,tn uno bsFiHbsi iih IN.
ter Der Cbbui Der Stabt. bic lie su trs
baIisn bat.
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81. Rcipport Gffiee iar sas pGtn'
eiunatier @olts6latt" beiiubet I'D IN
80. 339 Yorf Strake, gesenab.r otm
Gonrtbauie, Dsislbit Gtuisfeiteu, 4n.
s.ieen II. {. p. bis 10 ubr As Winuten
GbeaSs entg.sena,nommeu weroen
Seiepbon Sostb 24O1.
- Jrsb. Milsr erhislt i'm Circuit
ssriat ssgsn aron CORNER Elm urtbeil
ubsr S2912 unb ioll cine Got on Der
8. Strabe oertauft tperoen. um oas
llrtbeiI 5u o.den.
- aouis 8. Wai.r, Elm @erfi6.'
runesdssnt, an Der Central apsnus
ppbnhaft, tpuros bon .tnsm 5uube,
gigsntbum Der s5rau Rate S'grien,
90. 317 Siabsaa strabs. in Die Wabs
ssbiTsn. S.rr Maisr lieb fid bic
Wunoe fofort bon einem ar3ts uuss
brennen.
- emmett 3ipeig go. 27, 6. g..
Of u. srpdhlts folssnbs 8samtsn:
grGfibent 8. 6. Sninbprns; 9iSes
praiibsrt M. briitmaRn; Rst. Sss
tretdr 6. ). Ranft; Gin. Setretdr s.
W.g 2litsnbera; S6asmsiiter M. ).
garius; Dahs 5snrp gnnsting;
Ssrgsant at arms 6snrp Ro6infon;
Sruitsss W. S'gonnor. Shpmo5
Didis, M. Stea; aaplan Reo. Z. W.
Geboe.
- Der 3uitanb oes 9sora Morton,
Der i'm guena 0iita Sunnel iid nit
GafOlin idmersbdft Derbrannts, tit elm
tritifdsr.
M3ilIiam R.ff, Der an9e.lagt
mar, aupfrbrnbt, gissntbum Der 6.
e 8. Gifsnbabn, geitohlen gu baben,
purbe BON ben Gef6porsnsn bes Cir
euitssrihts freisefprodsn. 3psi psitsr
Rlassn rpesen Durhidn:iosns DON
SisnalbrGhten fttpebsn nod.
-- Die Drbinan5. $3.50 fir bic un-
tsriuduns Der Bidder oss Stabtidass
meiiters 2Dbitrob su psrauss1ben,
nurbe bonn Static Der Qloermdnner
In Wiebererndgung sesog.n. Witslieb
Gtfher itelIte bie 8ebauptuna auf,
bab, aIg man aobftrob $1,000 fir .is
n.n Mififienten erluubte, .r bic Sums
me fir llntsrfu6uns Der Bidder aus
ieiner 9af9e bedubl!r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

- Tas dIteite gaubent.
nal bes Giaaies Diseonfin befinbet
iih In Green Ban. Gs in bos fIeine
San..1 1dusdsn. fptIhes Dor einissn
ssnbrsn ron fsinem Crieinolplcs BON
Ger GtobineripdItuns na9 benz Union
porf aebro6t ipurbe, mo- es nod beute
ftebt. CD III cine romdntiIhe Qitte
ron biiiorifGem Wsrib. DDS 8outptrs
iinmmi ous otm nntasbnien Jnbrhuns
bert unb III bon einem MiteIieb Der
NopsGomilie trbout. Gs iit Elm ME.
BRIGGS sinit5dlgss. NIT iIsinsn quobrns
|iiftxn ubenf&eibenfeniser&sn utr.
itbenes Oebdube. Gopeit befnnHt.
mar Jnequss Berlin fsin srfier He.
pobner. 0r tam i'm Sabre 1875 nod
Wcp Uerts, um bic Qsitung Der Mftct
synr 1rabine g)oft au iibernebmen.
Dd e mshr ein Uaunn Der miHen.
fbaft ais Elm OsTMdftsmdnn NOR. srs
iteilie er ben ainbern Der Rahbur.
IGoft ben S@ulunterriht unb mar 70
Der erffs letrer ipeItIiG pom WiHiaan
Ges. Gr befob tine iiberaus reihbols
| ltiae NibIictbef unh betrieb In isinen
| liuBeftunbsn bds Etubium berNshiss
niHtnfhdfien. Oh ipurbe BON gou.
ptrneur gob gum Rihtsr ernonnl unb
mar ipmit Der srfse Mi6!er bes 1srri-
toriums. Tad ieinem lobe sing oos
Qorbhdus IN ben 8eilh zines nortpedt.
| fheH GOsImdnneS Nomsns Otto 1anl
iiber, eins1 Gohnss bes beinnntsn
iionbindpii6sH DiplOmaten Goriten
1ont. 10nt fnsts bem GebduDs sipsi
fFliiqel al unb hottets bos Jnnere bel
bouies mii tD&it iperibDollen ontiien
sliDbein anD. Sm Meitfliisel riHttte
er sine A6teiIe Gin, ipelfe ben leuten
lber 9set6t6ti4oft sum UottesoiAil
bisnie. 6fan Ioni .ntitammis einsx
oifen rtis4ta 1ol6nOiinsn DamiIie; Hs
iundbte IN oauie Der Sabre ihr 6eim
| ~ eiaenl Nluienm alter bolSubi{&<r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
R0nisIi6t gbren lttis

R5nielihe Ebrenfu,t eis
nen prdfsften. Dem prditiitn
Don Riga ipurben jiingit gtsen ieinsn
Willsn lonisIihe Gbren eripisfen or
bate iih in elm 6otsi bessbtn. In benz
b1s fhnsoilds Rronprinsenpour nbSs.
iiieaen mar. um iih bon ben berrfndf.
ten, bie noh iursem AufentbaIt In
qi58o in bic ptimaib 5uril6febrsn
ipoliten, au psrabfdieosH. an Der 6stte
beS Rronprinssn ihriti er boun bie
srObs 6cieltrspps binunter ouf bos
Mutomobil su. bas bic priE1ttd3eu
GdIk gum HnbnboF brinstn Io1ie. 5u
biefem Mugsnblid srfHien cine An1ah
Danlen In Der 6oIIe mil 0Inrnsn.
!frduben: 'is ipolIten bem 8rsnprtn5kE
unb Der arOnprin5sflin por Der Abs
rsiie nod cine iinnise 6uloieung nor.
briassn. Der aronprins mar elm BIB.
tsn na6!difis ssileibti: er trus einsn
TolOppen snslii6en Ansus unb oul oeni
Ropf cine ghouffeurnliibe. Der QrS'
felt hasegsn trus bic eoIcnirtt. rti4
NIT Glitter kitidte Uniform. Die IN
UrontrsiH bel offi3islIsn Gnpfdnoen
Die Gdldironi Der b5bersn Nedntitn
bilbtt. Don Der pra6i bisfts lDnucers
borsn Altibfs atbltnbtt. ifiir5ttr BE
Wurtifrauen nit bem Nnfe: -6eST
H0nig! 1trr H0nis!- oaF ben ni4tB.
abnenben pr6feiten sa nnb f6ttftn
hann NIT pOlItr Quneenfraft: ,9x !sbe
htr N6nig! Gs lebe bic a5nioials Die
bsf3ipeiEtIie Wimii bss prdltlltu. btr
ben Jrrtbum oufsuildrsn uno osa D.
oeiiisrunesiubsl 3u bdmpfsn intis.
hdtte gar ieinsn Grfols. ~ 1drssn
bsr Dale hielten nan tpie pef ben
4lr6ftlten iiir sintn Q6nis uub itinsl
HSgIeitsr, btm bic Gjene efoten 6paD
betsitek. far ben Gbanfietf. Ml1 BAD
Nslomobil incn I6Hsif duekt 6i4i
mar. riefsn Fs nod tmmer: -0i ltbs
bsr ASnis!.
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n { \ er.

Tie qriba.enr bss 6. 8. Stss
psns. Observation-Disclosures Der 9.
Il. 8. Gifenbabn, fuures seiiern Wlors
gen on Der 4. ape. unb Smitb Ctr.
burd ein 0euer fdrer bei6dcist. ipels
dies irfoIe. tines iiberbeisien Gfens IN
Der aiihs gum Husbruh eesowmsn
ipar. Gin Stil!aIorm hrahis Spris
sentompasnie Ia unb electromagnetic
10. l our Stslie unb bic Jlommtn
ipurbtn geI6fht. Hooosm ein Sstcosn
BON $500 angsriniei ipcroeu mar.
- unttionnit Anabsn IaHoten 9ss
fern Witiaa bon bem WeIne!aiten an
clifton unb 6iIIfibs Mps. einen alcrm
elm. als bic 5tusripebr eiuiraf, sts
sriff,n bic gsnssI bic 5luai unb ent'
.omen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
sisbenbnrser ea4ien araufsn itn'
ierIiiitunas grrein.

am nddtsn Samiias, benz 16. De-
;smbsr. xranitoIitt Der obige Wersirl
in hietn GdIsn Der 4rhiteyhalls .isis
ne idhrIide GbriiibaumDsrlooiung mt
GamiIisnftit. fur uelhe Der riibris.
arranssmentsausfdub fhon felt lam
eer.r 3sit bic Dorbsreitunsen gttrof'
fen bat. Dab "a bei Der sysitlihieii
stmiiihlib hersebsn tpirb. bofiir biirgl
Der aIttlpdtris Ruf bes @ereins.
Auber 5anS unb timer 8tleetnheii
gum gsipinn<n biibf1er prsiie III fiji
tinsn lund esforei. BET tpsldem .Vo'
tional EpsSioliidisn" bic 6aupt.
hummer biIosn tperbsn. Cine AnSabl
befreunbeisr Wtfeine baben ibre gesbei,
lisung saesfcgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

Dds GnismbIs bes DIpnpir 9beotts
hefnIi<bt itin OaftfpieI in oer WcHs
no@ benz II. DECEMBER. Jn Der Gonn'
too Wctinee am "a. De3ember tDirn
alSbann cine ooua neue Otftlfhcfi
nuftteten, be aus ben beiten G4au'
fpisi<rn ,ui0mmenssfett If. bic ilngil
an ben 4teatern am 8rodbrnn n
Rem Dcrf aufeetreten iinb. % irirt
rims ber befen Gni<nbI<s fem, ooS i
an sinsr omeritnnif&en Hiibn< sfipirtl
b1t. CbsIei4 duf Nusfnstuna sief'
ItrifHe Gffesx unb fonfiss Ni1nea'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
q a ~ tIt1n.

- CHARLES WaiIkr, ein 40 Sabre
alter farbiger aanbftrei6er aus als
toona, 3d., nurbs pofIebte Radt an
Der Giibenb Bride, nube goieottD.
bon Der aptomotiDs zines 0iiter3uges
Der 6. 8. u. 8. Balm eetroffen unb
fiinfSis 1ub ipeit ssg<n sinen 9slegros
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13

aceT fIsiHe eirHIeb Rsabobr. nits eaas stes
3otre cit spor, TO fraHf une ffirat sns fflH
sau aaffeaeben fD0refn ipdr CT tvuy fftr snHH
trt entftHft.i. Itii eR ssHsm b0ssH Safisr aHs
stin 8uisuHe spGr ip ernfi. hcb man TEN ee
aainabns in's Acfrifni bevrsssfTls, .fasis
sri ensn T'Hsafn. etr asafrelc oes atnegys
hftnfa n, ber airg Eir0fs IN psptu. NlaN. IN
tlfsfsn ffrslsfen Inietbiep -Jd heedHn. thm
Hnfbgr 1cHn's MpsnstsH sn arssr nnt ietr re.
fsnhfn kit I'D flffsa eebesfsrf ceuif III sr YETI
iGnn ffhftip nab eEn ipRnhsrbdr getanesr tunb
esii aehen ben aiHbeyn iHiraer Safhsx JaAn
g,ssbtsln. nm 9rfaslnnpea pcrsnhsuasn oesr
fssHft fe arAftt ttsanasnssiifI Gfbrau1en. &c
fraF fest NtbTen nrfff -Nrusfnsiiti- nne 10
base arnkst slerffaHea In ~
apftir iofIisn bsS TbntfatF stHasosnf Ieia.
eas Saiher Srhfl's Mscntsin elm hAssss Nsils
msiigI icmuhI tlr Atigbcr frie aH1 fag hssers
Heffrrsu ifi. bu He 1Tfalinnsen nrtb eatts nfe
Qancesletbsu chHe AHrfabana esn Hiiebsi
rbsr ag6txJiter TTenaer tr stHfnofrtfdst
sssfs tSist 8sfOraeH Sse TO tGsfs s1i's
olaide.
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9oftphins Ghrbaf)sr,

in, 92 eebeHkiabrc Gie Eeereiaaue fHeet
iiaft belte IIlttiuudl gforaen am BALI : llhr
puir 1rauerbauie aus te6r e9obuung ihrcs
Ehpteaerlobnes. Teitr QuuieHbctmer). no. 5SI
Rife Etrabe porauf I'm : uhr IN Der St. So'
banprs ssfircoe eiU ateau,em abgehalieu wlro
lupsn Reripanbte unb Greanhe bofttii etHseia'
ben ifHe bon
lS TtR trareruosn 9iHttrblisbsHeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-13
4pOeSs Ss4naeiae.

Gtart am IRoutnp qJlpfgeu ber II. Te5em6er
ioll ppblperfeten NIT ben heiiigeH Sierbsfds
iIamenten urfeTe tHnlait aeIebic Wiuiier,
Sthtpieeermuiter, Srobmutier ane urarcBml.f
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-27
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY
PASSES THE SENATE
All The Iowa Delegation Except
Hubbard OF Sioux City Have
Voted Against IL.

President Taft has won out on reci-
procity. For once at least he has shown
his backbone and determination. When
his own party refused to act in the
regular session, he promptly called an
extra session Notwithstanding the house
was democratic. He asked and insisted
that the agreement with Canada should
he passed just as it had been prepared
A strong and persistent effort was made
by Senator Cummins and others to have
the pact amended but their efforts proved
q failure. Perhaps the men who had
severely critised the President for being
too easy and lacking initiative and exc
cutive ability will now change their
minds and give him credit for what he
has accomplished.
The bill was passed by the senate on
Saturday, July %, by vote of So to 20.
OF the votes for it thirty-two were
democratic and twenty-one republican.
OF the twenty-five against it, twenty
two were republican and three demo
cratic. Both Iowa senators voted
against il. Cummins claims that il is
not the kind of reciprocity he favors,
and Kenyon says he voted against il
because his farmer constituents do
not want it.
The Canadian parliament has not yet
acted on the agreement and with one
exception the provisions of the bill as
passed by congress will not become ef-
fective until the president issues
proclamation that Canada has ratified
the pact. The exception to this pro-
cedure is in the paper and pulp section
of the bill which Is announced win
become Immediately effective when the
president signs the law.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-27

About four o'clock Sunday morning
Audubon had blessed shower of rain
that amounted to IS hundredths Of an
inch, quite little more than we had in
all the month of June. 1t freshened mn
the corn aud potatoes and will no doubt
add many bushels to the yield. In
many other places there was much
more. In some places in Nebraska
there was fall of eight inches. The
temperature run down Sunday night to
less than so degrees, but has warmed
up again since that time.
The Chicago Record Herald refers to
the rain as follows: more than a
dozen states in the north and middle
west-all of the corn belt-had rain and
all needed it 20 save the corn. Accord.
ing to agriculturists,. the corn will de-
y,eiop with one final squirt. The result
they say will be an era of prosperity
fer more concrete than anything TO
come from the reciprocity treaty.
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa,
Kansas and Missouri, all received the
Kind OF rain corn raisers have been
wishing for during the past weeks. -
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-27
Judge Green's Committees.

Our Washington correspondent saws
that Judge w. r. Green has been as
signed to two important committees OF
the House. The most important OF
these is perhaps that of The Committee
on the Revision of the Laws as they
pretain to the Federal Statutes. This
has long been one Of the powerful com
mittees of the lower house and the
popular opinion prevails here that the
appointment of Judge Green to this
committee is valuable addition to that
body as the duties involved demand
members who are not only familiar
with making legislation but with its
application in the courts. Judge Green
is particularly suited to the position
by virtue of his seventeen years exper-
fence on the bench in Iowa. A place
on the committee on Claims was also
assigned to Judge Green. This also is
a very important committee in the
management of the Government ex-
penditures. The position is one which
carries with it much routine work
which is essential to the economical
expenditures and the equitable settle
ment of all claims or bills which are
presented to the Government for pay
ment, but very little business that ever
comes to the ears of the people. Judge
Green is looked upon as a man capable
of the position and one who will meet
all questions Of settlement squarely and
for the benefit of the people, the
and the Government.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-27
COURT HOUSE RATS
WIN IN A WALK
BARRIERS Are Again Taken Into Camp.
This Time The Score Is Much
More One-Sided. Final
Result "a to In
Favor OF The Rats.

The BARRIERS went down in defeat
again last Thursday afternoon at Nor
thups Ball Park, this time it was at
the hands of bunch of ball players
who styled themselves the Court House
Rats and they proved to be about as
frisky as other breed of rats In behalf
of the BARRIERS we have been requested
to say as little as possible about the
game for they feel the sting of defeat
strong enough as it is and a little salve
will do more good than to reopen the
sore spots with harsh remarks so we
will merely say that the game was
one sided affair from the start and the
only thing that made it at all interesting
was the fact that some of the rats from
the Court House had not played game
OF ball for twenty years and they still
had batting eye left and hit the offer
ing OF the three pitchers for the BARRIERS
most all the time while Bagley had the
BARRIERS at his mercy all through the
game, Below we give the line up and
score by innings.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-27
THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE
Costs The Government Less Than
City And Rural Delivery.

In view of the fact that the greater
part of all mail matter transmitted in
the United States is carried by rail for
some part of its journey and that these
trips vary from few miles to the en-
tire span of the continent, it is surpris-
ing to learn that the cost to the Govern
ment of the services of all the railways
in carrying mail from the point of its
origin to the town or city of its destina-
ton is much less than the cost of local
collection and delivery. That such is
the fact, however, is shown by the
Postmaster Generals report for the
year.
This report shows that the total pay
ments to the railways for carrying the
mails throughout the preceding year
were $40. $40, 63S. For the same period
the cost of rural delivery was $50, S44, 968
and the cost of city delivery $31, 1888, $50
making a total of S6S, 223, 8O8 or
$40. 1S7, $50 more than the cost of all
mail transportation by rail. In other
words, the cost of delivering letters and
mail packages over the few blocks or at
most the few miles that they must
travel after reaching the Office of dis
tribution is approximately forty per
cent, greater than the total amount
paid to all the railroads for transporting
them by fast trains throughout the en-
tire country. In fact there is abundant
evidence to show that the railway mail
service is not only the cheapest rendered
to the Post Office Department but is
also the cheapest service rendered by
the railroads to any of their patrons.
Comparison of the revenues derived by
the railroads for carrying the mails
with those received by them for express
and passenger service, on the basis of
space and service, furnished on trains,
shows that carrying the mails is less
profitable to the railroads than either
express or passenger service.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-27
JEWELS RAINMAKING
CAR AT G00DLAND, KAN.
Should Be Brought From Its Hiding
Place And Put To Good
Service Again.

A Topeka dispatch says that many
people in Kansas are recalling the ex
periments made in 1894 by Clayton b
Jewell of Goodland, Kansas. and the
success he had in bringing rain. The
government appropriated $4,000 and
the Rock Island Road spent an equal
sum to enable Jewell to carry out
his plans.
Jewell, with his rainmaking car
fitted with all the chemicals and
necessary apparatus, FASTENED to Cald-
well, on the southern border of the
state, where she shot into the clear
sky the gases which he alleged would
assemble the moisture into clouds
and cause precipitation Having
finished at Caldwell, special engine
rushed his car to Peabody, seventy
stration was made. Two hours later
Jewell was at Harrington. in central
Kansas, shooting his gases into a
cloudless sky. AT each place he assur-
ed the people that rain would fall
within forty eight hours and in guam
titles sufficient to save the corn crop.
Following him were newspaper cores
pondents who went out to watch his
fuONcuntnIS.
Rainfall stretching over a region
of fifty miles wide and 100 miles long
between Caldwell and Harrington, fol-
lowing these tests, within twenty
four hours was the heaviest in the
history of central Kansas. In a
greater part of the territory covered
the fall was from four to six inches,
and this in spite of the fact that the
weather bureau predicted continued
clear. Hundreds of farmers in Kansas
who remember the successful tests made
by Jewell seventeen and eighteen
years ago are still firm believers in
his theory. At more than twenty
five towns in the western half of
Kansas and Oklahoma he operated his
unique machinery, and at every one
following the tests copious showers or
deluges of rain fell on the parched
fields. Whether the gases he manu-
featured by the mixing of certain
chemicals which were shot into the
air at great height caused the precipi-
tation or not, they know that follow
ing his tests rain came and their crops
were saved, despite dry weather pre-
dictions.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-07-27
AN ALLIANCE PICNIC
Given By The Young People OF The
Mt. Zion Church.

Early Wednesday morning a merry
crowd Of forty Alliancers and invited
friends drove in autos and carriages to
q beautiful spot on Coon River for q
days recreation. The forenoon was
pleasantly spent with various games
until dinner was announced which was
one of those country picnic meals where
one had TO quit before getting tosample
near all the good things to eat. I'm
mediately after dinner a program was
rendered consisting of devotional exer-
cises. readings by Mrs. Bessie Sampson
and Fred Textor and vocal and instru-
mental music by the Misses Mildred
Buck and Pearl Textor and the Samp-
son brothers.
The boys then donned some old clothes
and had great sport catching number
of fish out of the river with their hands.
As evening drew near the crowds de-
parted for their homes feeling that IL
had been one of the most enjoyable
days of recreation they had ever
spent