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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06
Groesrtsf

Su 0e r. - yrets Ten. HafNatrter Gnt
q odf 7.6oe. powseres $50. Subes rose,
arauuIates 8 Soc, Gonfectionsrs 81 @. .6Se.
on ~" 6.45-S.SSe. usiter sstrs 81"
6.55-s.40e. ertra .,g" 6.2o--s.s0c. orsiaf.
rer eelber g. l0-5I5-
Rolafiss IN t.tls. Res crtssss
ppsn kettis 5s--44e. Gsntrifuesl l5-2k,
per 0anons. Sorghum s3-S7e per Osasae.
Hsis.-Narst. IismIiA IeStsfs nns As.
hs. eouieaHa. kanrs osae s--sxe, vsins
lT-611se. oreindrsr 3 -Ae. sspas tK-
AYE per Bfune.
Jatrp grobuste
Huttss- Rarst siemIi4 sb6asf unb
fte.ia. 3anep Greamerp 2s1e. Grssmsss
firts 2se. DO. fssones zoe, faney Deisp iss,
No. | IKE FER Bfans
Adfs-Msrft ftssis. Clts ad ls5.s.
Nsremsftesfi9sr lac, Nsp Dssl l4Ke,
e4Ueissr Ii - tss. simtarsss lAK-
i5e. 6stf l.. Ife per yfsas.
Giss. - anaebes mdbia. 4adtfraes eut.
yrtrEa ii4eeabusreier 201zze. firfts 1sks.
oreinarp ftriis 1875, seconds lsKs per
Tnssnb. gerlnit a6.
0efIaseI anssbci atniiaens. Radfrase
makis. Sprins ghi6tns pom gfane une
bareber 1870, ilfins Sprinasrs unter .
pro. l4e. cnbHsr l2e, oaAns Sc. Trmts
eu9Hfr 10 -- 1876, 0uHt DC. iunae enteH
pom . Bfo. unh baraber l2e. unter 3 {fuHb
Zoe. alte Zoe, 0dnis s--se per NfuHS.
CbA nne 0smuie.
5uHss aspfsg.-5aHen $500 IA rs
per Dbl.
Biruen. Hartletts $500 - 8 50.
5i6les t3.01-3.50 per Bbl
Gitrensn Marft Itetil. GsItiesats
t3.'o--t10psr AtAs.
CsaassR. - Rarstsxtts uab kstts. -
Gate Balencsa 800 - 4.26 per Qiite.
yftrft1s.-- Ganep einbeimii6e ol rs
-i.oo per 6n. 6cnsp Rortbern e2.o0--
225.
Neintrduben n. - Gcnccres l6--i6e.
niagara ID --i6e per 3 pfb. aps6, Telas
mare f6--l7c ger Vonp sRogb.
Dai ermefe $500 - 1900
per 100 Stld.
Gu 6srm el oHen. - G0te No6pE EorhS
tl.bo-i.75 per Grats. xsnnsiYee tl.00--
l.50 per Crate.
RartsffstM. Gtnbeimifds 84.Oo--
4-25. aenta6u ~ gu. SAD So.25-3kO,
Gaiiern Sbore $3.50 per DBL. unb eI Is
81 30 per Hu. duf bem Weleiie.
4ssnt. - &sss Rstis. etnbeimti4es
tI .s0-l.75 per 6a6.
0D y 9iRtsimif&s asgbs 500
|-l.26. wetbe III i.25-l.o - per Da.
l. 0.sstsn.s-26-e0t vss DsssaA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06
Nustudrftse Wtdrtte.
Nsv Dor. 5. Septtmbsr.

HeT Ber.. 3. September.
Nstf.-3ufukr 81. .s33 gbH., gerfanbt
1882 BbEs. Der Rar,t mar b.ute ftetia.
eprina d tent g. l0-5.40, Wtut.r 9traisbts
% 39o--a.l0, Miater gatsnts a. 20 so,
eprina clears 4A.O0--4.35. gBinter Grtras
no. t3.35-3.50, no. 3 b.. S3.l5-3 Is.
Aanfas fraiskts &4.25-445.
asasenmshf iit felt. Fair Biz
suiessi. 75-f.s5, Hot:s Bis fGaeg s4.s0-
5.le.
Matsm.st IN tets. - sssn.s rsei5ss
nab sslbes I'll. .40-l.424, srob:s 81 .35-1 40,
aiIneriee 1855.
BuAnsi,eHmssT tn fst. Totr 5is
euies u st.s5-5.l5, 6oits bis fancp s.. 30
SIS.
Ba1n.i,sn ncmtr.H. sm.rlean s5e
nrb SaHaoian CSC c. t. T. Ten pors
Hoasen lit ncmineq. no. DsFt.rn 92s
BEL arsunft c. l. I. Buffalo.
esrRs noatsnsa. glaItssrits ll5-l20c
6. i.f. Buffalo.
E.ssn.-3ufusr go. 300 su.. Ber'anbt
505, ia Blu Earft feit. Ne. Z rot6er
nsaer S7Le im olsra,sr uns 9s1.ef Z. o. 8.
ftuimreHs. Rel qortAsruTaIuis Sl.I54
I. o. b. 'Hwtmmsnn
neIiassrn- 5ufusr s0.525, Ser.
'srst II $40 Bu. Marh III fsa. arpor.
no. Q 7sass 60. b. s..iapimmsns. sO. 741.t
Inn Gispafur.
bai,r.- 3afasr los ,225 su.. ssrianot
$3.50 gu. giar.t adrser. etaubarb mel.
tss 4ss. 3e. =sitsr 49,, 30. 9 471ze,
He. 4 s5he.
esu III ftstia. grsma 140e, 80. / l35c,
re. 2 I20--I25e. Ste. 3 $500.
cs,fsH ", isstis. State 1910. srsirar.r
bic 4oies 40-42e; 1903. 32- -s5c; gaciiic
esah 1910. srstHiEsr bis Dolce &O-42e,
1909, 23-3ie.
SAsts fHs ltstia. Central EmsrIca
20ie, Usssta 81 I!-27Hs.
esssr In fsft Semfs6 s4i-27s.
1srs III ifstia. SaHsilp $is .00-20 90,
hort clear tl6.75-l7.3o. gssi $500
ose' IN fsstia. Tsmirs si3.5o-I4.0 90,
Rsb ei2.50-ls.0). Beef.e HiH.sn see so
$50, Ssgpa8t sl3.00-i3.50, alta srtra
Snsts Tset SIC. .oO-I95o.
Sat Wsats iiRs ftefia. oss6ssIts Bel
Ties. 10 bH IA 9Fe.. itIz-i3,c, DO. saul.
terra sI-8L.e. ss. sttnsen l4-l4Ic.
SAma.i III listIa. NtebIs gDeIi prtma
S9.55 - 9.85. aa'ifuirtes III ftetta. Cor
iinsni eio.i5. .. 4. 5000. aompoans71 (
-7Hs.
1afs N ftF. - gsims sus 7s,
Geuntrs 5I<-7e.
6aumuoE liaansn Cst TT felt.
SriLia rssss nom!as1, Yrlura ssmmss
eeibeS e6.55-5. 95.
pstrsl len NJ IN ftetis. saiNHirtss s.p
ysrf 37.25. ghiIassIptta una nal.imors
"a -25. 30. TN ean ss.75.
@eIte m rubis. Demsfsis 5Ise.e C5to
1s--2sc.
4ssY IN ftetis. etrsines. ssrsssnIides
BIZ eutss S. l5-s.25.
fsspsati n III ftetia AZ 55nc.
SstS IN feft. Gtnleimii4er 2s. -
45Ae, SstHa 51&-ss.
1slaiiss IN itstig. Reu Orleans Open
Kettle. gutter e.s Hoics, 00-5oc.
Du6sr.-- Nessr tart. Naseapss 50
Ten. 5.0st. Centrifugal 90 Isft 55st
NslsNes.3 3a6er 81 rsR l.sl. 1afiiuir..r
ilt fsn. Gut gsdf 7.06. Grulkse 6.s5,
0suis x' 6.6Oc. aaess 6.5oe. poussr.s
8. 40e. 0ranula.es 6.25e. Tiamcns ~"
6.25. Gonfeetionsrs II o. .I0e. 20. $40,
no. = e.05e, SO. s 500. Ra. 4 5.95e, No. 8
S-Soe. Re. 8 5.s5t. go. 5.s0e. Re. 8
5.75e, so. . .70:. Rs. 10. 5.s5e, go. IL
5.60s. Sc. II 5.55s. re. Is 5.5o:. Ra. IA
5.50e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06
Ghtsasa. 5. September.

NtubBteh. Pssuss $500 $40,
feras sti.rssi 40-5.41. wsftItts etisrs
A.00-T.00 Stotsrs unS sessers 800
$50. SRAs uns Setfers g. .25-6.30 RaIssr
s6.25-e.00. Nartt lang lam uuo itstig.
eApetHs.- - 2et4ts s.. 10 -- 40, a.
mtiats 800 - ITO. ftwsrs s6.Sc-7 go
tsuss IS 80 - 100. suts bN sgssrI.i.xe
i4r.rs 800 - 7.60, Strss! f5.0J-7.45.
Tartt SC nieorider.
sAaft ano amrsr.-SAafe: 0tN,
s.smt'& &t 81 .00-3. 50, psfIits s.. .40--3.85,
satrItnss 81. $3.50.
2anmsr - 9tHssimti4s S4o0-6.55,
peAtids $425-S.25 Tartt l0-25c Hisos
Eiser
3ufukr - FIubsi.k 5000. s4nstae
1900, etafs uHh 2hmmsr rs, 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06

llbr nerber bic Shore Der Gusitelung
gsf6loi1en unb aQe5 fdbrt betn. gtur
nentge RabtTtDGrmsr gibt es -- uno
Gonbon 1T fir lie tein Dorado. g&ur
i'm 8erborgenen erbIuben eiuem title
5reuDen, bod oaDon Elm unoermal.
Or. Otto Banpmdnn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06
Nes pefl. 8. eeptenbtr.

0inn oar fpwa4 - Sll.00 - IL IS.
AuVfer Hsu. 2sfs 10 Oh. l5.oa1--l2.s7K,
AiMs y Oh rs - 1870. DIsi Dsv fiau
= M.lk--l.t6; evsltes Aesal. - eS .s6
--SS6. Giisn nHperdnAsft. ~. / Sesnbrs
1ssSosss 8 olS 10 - ID. .0O. ~. \ s.. Il
esnttssale lett y olS.oo-ltso
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06
Wont Wclbnsarfte.
1iensiaa s. s.pt,mbes loI

Iisnstaa. 3. Septembss 1911.
Ie Baufen iuosen bente NIT Noutinss
efbesisn itarf beiddftiat, bod mar bic Rad,
frase mad Tarlebeu MIR mdbia. Iie gins
raleH iino unperduoert gebliebsn. Bon BEN
BanieH murpen Iarleben ,,ou eau" NJ 4 &
ausselteben uno Gei6dftspapisre ~ b1h<--
~ eisfonsirt. SIM oifensn Narfts mnroen
Garleben scn eau' " 8Ls une auf 2sit
n4--4hS pIaetrt.
assdsid ssf Rss usrs
wareen ~ 2ari swiiten Banlsn persauii.
DIE eouHtsrrate 6etrdst soc yramis per
$1,000.
Osdafd asi aassss.
Dareu aetis. 6eute fias bic fofaenesm
lnostsansen ~ beriHten:
eouecn, 8 1ase Sidt, N.S8L per
e. 10 1aee gidt, ASK ssr &;
qaris TaaeStdt. 5laL -5l5 Frames uerelo0
% Idet Sidt, 5i71.-520 5ranes per 800;
fas Dsufi4fann 7aee Si9t, 4 Wasf 961t
%. 90 Iass Si1t, 94Ze.
Documentary Bils auf aonoon wurbea
~ A.62x, auf 0fasaom ~ $a.821< wmo
suf DsIfaft % ta.6s ssEfaaft.
cumsss.Esaissnsass.
sapss xns lssssa. Die Banstn sussiren ME
Ginlaul. Dersauf.
~ 8eHbs, ts25, Goup. .1l8H li4x
59 Bombs, 1918 49,. .10iZ I02H
2f Bombs, 1880 ..i00X 1907
~ Banana .......... 100 1907
0ssssiaa osnk umssss.
Ltr umias TN bisfiaen GlearinsSaus bes
lisi i'6 bsuis auf 4,soo. 800. GG
fssal.esfarItstss.
Ter Rar!t In soialIefuritdtea mar aud
hsnts roieesr iets fiau uno eie Breiis
inwat. Hsriauft rurben:
Nm tss Usste.
~ aiftsr GtHc Gas Z electric Gc... ssm
"a. q. SGg az. tsm ..'.......... 81.
I'm sfFsssn Dlsrfis.
'ss ginc unirsrfifu. 4er isAs ... f05th
- AiM. LEaeftcH dcitipu b4 Roien. -. ftsN<
sxS0 Gtne. q. %. 4tt 1850 ............. f02J1
ad4ftebenbs rabene bon TN 9isfiaen
NaritbefineltHsn Bombs uns Kitten siebt
BITE sifssitaeu lyotivunsen an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06

Nd, Serr Reoattelr. ih benetot
Gie um SSbrs Steuung! -. Delh
siu beioHbersr gtei5 lisst alIein Idhoa
IN pem fpseaaHuteR RsoattipHssgs.
.hsimatb,"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06

W1arte n5lirt" - prtuta Regens
Thirm fir juuse 9srreu. Settt uno
elegant trpB bes grobeu Durtmefers
BON $1.20. Dd sgtou plus ultra fiir
CARTE 4ntniipfungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06
C. C. ]l(urray fgo. sii;;i s;,;.
BIG Union Trnit. .Be61noe.
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sis btrEbmteas---
Ua6r(agerin Oieles 3eita(ters,

e6cn In bcr dIteften Belt aao es aepifis
BerfoHen, bic our6 bic 56opfuug bbber beeGos
pareu. uno es Heai feiH 2,petfeI boz, bab
aut teutsutage nod BcrfoaeH eGiftirsn ots
our6 stne nHbefarnts Rraft I'm staHbs fns.
GieIeS az fhuu uH6 boransaufaeeH, mas fit
anoere erfiauHIi6 1T uua bEstbt. 5ar SoInss
bot bic slatHr bteie Eame befoEbers beeaufttgf.
benn fis bat ibr ote ieItens Gabs psrIieben. bas
reben ,orer W1rtmenfheH tote Elm aufaefnIaass
mes BUD gsnau 81 Iefeu. gergeBt Hitt. bab
Fe In tarer etseneu RefOsus an 6estin abenus
ru1tnt. gebut bic Gait 9no Gar 6ftii6 Biz
Seeitn GoeHue. bonn gebt bteisIbs biHauf. BITS
3br bic thoue @eiibsn3 bon Sran q. Dasser
srreitt. Gus 6aus iit sur EiHieH 3ano ulEs
am Baum iii oer 9ame: 81.
MRS. h. YAEGEK,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-06
MRS. h. YAEG EK,

Sec,Fn HUsnas. 2tniDsps, yG!HctuHatL G.
8reis 80 Gents uno barber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

ne6n gsItobsn. @s man b~iNaustrat, fdno man ben
W(ouo ni4t mtbr. Der SinnleI itanb ppIl Ifrerer Nols
fen, BON oeneu Der g8ino taum bier unb bort Elm Ranos
den d~65ueBsn permotte. Damn tam Der Rsgen. SelBe
8uiie. ME aus elmer 8aoepanne. Idn tatte has De
fihl man muBte ifmuBig neroen ppn oieien WdFermsna
gen. 9tieoblmnsr bate i5 Ieinen RegeHmdntel gtbolt
unO itano min an Sdrdbel bes SdiffsI in rem tdHitnz
arttgen M5intcl biuter BEN Sfeinperier' ~eirgtiamie9t,
lab Die buntten Widiter ms Strur3e raqtn. hOrte Erie
ZEN rlo 8rduisn NIB lptirte Den idneioeucen Stronl Der
be9egnenoen quit. Qu5 Dem SdIpn Hang Sldpieripitl,
Elm 8dIjer. Wan tun3te. Ob fe babel par2 Gr per
ild1te einen &uqenblif f1 Oor5uielen, rUie lie ausloae
bslm 2an3en, aber os Bib psridpdnD. 8e9elndBtg
trdpYten bic Shritte oes lpanbernosn Gngldnocrs nm
has Sdiff b!rum, unb unbeneglid lpe inner fab Der
tnotite go9bi uuF ieinem Plab.
NrnOlo liebte oieie einianen &6enoitunOen od in
ielutr Gde. Sic ludren Elm 3ri6ut, ben er Ieinen innez
rem Wleni6en o%arbradle. ST fiblte ih rann INNER
gan3 ems mil Dem Shiff. bag 5iI6sno gerdbe feline
otrdBe 3og, ms 9unlls binein. llno beute Qbenb, ME
er nit ineinanoer9eIesten 9dnben boItanO unb auf bas
&IaOieripiel nnten lauI4te, fam ibm Ieie cine ihauerz
poue Nbnung bon etgenen ountlen g8egen, bic er geb2n
tpirne. 81 fiflte bic Zone in Ieinem Dilute tlOpfer, nit
elmer 3otung, Die i'm erIfredte unb beglidtc. 9eftt9
trat ct aus ieinem 8erftd binaus in ben 9ftgen, bob ben
&opf uno lteB iih Die 3ropfen iiber bic Gtirn laufen.
Damn gtng er binunter IN feline Sabine.
@r rdbn ben Srief nod einnlol Dor, BEN er in Qprt
SAB duf Der poIt por9etunben bate. Wdn tbeiIte ibrt
ZEN Groffnungstermin Der Barrier MeItousIelung mil,
auF Der Elm MlobeI Ieintr 0rebbriide a~usoeItelt mar, rnb
49, 'f' ONSfN'Nf' W. ~ ~NIGIN lANNulSNl 0N hIS'LNN
bel Oem aufbuu zines m~aIapilpen 0orfes. Nton Iegte
groBeS @etpt9t oarduf Bel befer QusIeluna, ber erfen
lpirtltt tntertattonalen mad Dem ®e, taoelos bers
treten jl Iein.
RieO9ammer bate 5uert abtelegrupbiren tppaen.
Seine Shiffstarte gin9 nab Staiien, ni6t na9 Jrant.
reid. 9dtte er bic &ufforOerung fri6er erbalten, 10
tpilrOc er prattii6er uno a%ngenebmer bon BORT Sab aus
brett ndh WfdrietlIe gereiit Iein. Nun tonnte er taum
re6t5eitig in Yaris e%intreffen, lab 6eBerei uno llnools
tomnenRsiten porau5, bic ibm ~8upiOer luaren. aut
bate er itd uuf odS ausruben gefrcut uno mpdte nift
9Iett lpteoer in Die Gielen. Seute Qbeno aber fubIte or
iA friih unb Interchangeable. @r bsidloB, pom
Yeapel aus 8u5uiagen. Sin %pGoblider, iebr eurOpdiiHer
Gbrgetj lam i'm an, iA 9erpor3utbun, niht 5~uriid5us
bletben btnter Inoeren. Die NluBe bate alien 0Rei3 fir
i'm b~erlorsn. gub bier auf benz Sdiffe Idon polte cr
ir9enb etiuas 8erninftiges oorncbren. Gr bate etnem
be1tIfen GntbropolOgen perIprofen, unterrpe9s 2ieOer
nn0 Sagen 81 iammeln. Seine g~oti5bider iparen &C.
fHIlt nit g(oteridl, oas ipoate er nun itften unO OrOneg,
geih mor9en.
8cim Gini6lafen iu9 er nod einmal bic fremoe
petbe 5rau. Sic Iatelte nit t%ruurigcn Qu8en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

Der 8ormittag mar ihipul. 3ootcnfttQ unb bItis
farben lag ous Iteer. Seine Soffnung ouf Ninb. Ifan
litt bon Siiden9eriiten ruo 5lie9en, Die Faiagiere
lagen nit 5Sddern uno Weoeln in ibren Stiblen. Matt,
iue %bet9il6t. Selbit Der G~rgIGnber panoerte ntdt. gtur
5pet WBtenertnnen nit roben S~d)eiern, bic in @eIels
ihaft hires 8ei6tpaterS reifen, untsrbeten miibiam
eintn 6lirt nit etnem fcten, iAtueiB6ebsdten l~lngarn,
uno Wlrs. Grdtp, Der Sfreden oes Sdffs, tpegen ibrer
G9inaret'en Die gelbe 8efabr" genannt, lteB iid) BON
Dem Stelp1ro ~beitdnbig Stub, SGfer, Gistiibelhen, ga
iheltud uno Elm oides Bud nadidsppen, ba lie INNER
fort tbren Rubeplab Gnoerte. 3ipei Gltere beutIfe &c
lebrte, Die un3ertrennltA tpdren, idBen Iebsnstpiirbig gz
fdbt uno aufmertiam bd uno ua9ten auf5eibnun9el.
@b rno 5u rtdteten tie cine 5rage al Or. Rieobammer,
Der IN tbrer Nabe LAB, Elm 9rdsgeflodenes SGi6den an
ben Stu9l 9eRdngt, benz er ub uno gu Elm neles Noti5s
bud entndbm, UNI BARN 81 bIIttern. Gben iebt mar er
al Die Sage bonn 6reSdttoogel 9eldngt. Gr bate lie elmer
Gr5d9llng Der bibIAen brainen Wloanid nafgeidrieben.
Gang in ibrer Heoeiuete. Die 8eI6ifte berihtete bon
einem 0Glptling, befen 5rau itarb. Die neuen irauen
~6efunOeln ben nud9ebItebenen Sobn idsGt; Dssbalb err
Iteint benz &naben feline tpbte Wtutter in 8eitalt zines
Sregdttpogels, tr0itet tbn unb beibt i'm, i'm benz Batter
odmit Elm 3eihen ibrer @Dafidmteit gu aeben, in ben
Singer. Oils itf in Der 9e1onoIung bes &naben nifts
Gnbert, entfiibrt lie i'm in's @eiiterrei9. Der Batter Iudt
BEN 8criAipunoenen. Sn Der GrOe bort er Sttmmen.
8alo bier, baIo bort. gr 9rdbt. Simmer pieOer ges
tauI9t.
r9arauf Batter ietn, sr Iagte: 9u srGbIt Did meg,
Der &nobe iu9te: mir 3pei bier, mir 5tpei ou; grade Ou,
grade 0u @raben. Mioe. Mlann tobt. Gnbe bas.1
Die @eihthte bate bumats einen tiefen Ginbrud
duf i'm gemd6t; bic 9psbeit Der untsrirbtifen Setter,
Die ben Meui6cn 81 9pOe dffen - etruas ~unidglif
Peinigelbes lag fir i'm in aneOen.
Sin BADEN unO 2oufen iiber oas S6tff rib ibn
aus ieiner 9rdumen. Der qapugei bon Tlrs. Gratp
ipdr %entfloben, unb man iu6te i'm unter Der geQibe Der
Oiden Dame i'm t~buti9el6en MorgengepanOe lpieber ens
%Sufon9en. sic ieIber lparf a0es, mas an SiHen, 8is
fern, 3aiaen, SdIeiern, 8Iiiern unb 3ettun9en auf BEN
9tibttn Rcrlmlag, na6 BEN 6li4tling, itrie unO tonrs
manOirte lno bra4te oaS gauge Sdiff in @erluirrung,
GA IIo,pn ,x,,n 49, Ia. 81. O.I.. LII
@}un itano lumber, ladte unb idpaBte unb bate bic 6ibe
o%sr8eisn. @ini9e iun9c 2eute ~beganneu elm Spiel, an
benz iib mad ulo naA immer n1ebr S6ffsgGite bethel
ltgtcn. Man tuarf in b~eItimmter Srbnung nit 8leis
fitdea auf Elm 9robcs Sdddbrett, anbere Ibleppten feline
Gimerden berbet, in bic man nit 9eberrinqeu %bineintrefz
fen muBte. 8ieosr dnoere e~rprobten fire 8eididli6teit,
einen Ragsl ter5en9erabe uno nit einsm ein5i9en Sdta9e
in Elm Brett 81 trtibsn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
MARSHALL PASS
News-Ghsmpion Correspondeaee.
saturday, JBly ~.

saturday, Jply ~.
Mrs. W. l.. Williams was visiting
Mr.. Williams last week
Jays = saw mill IL running full blast
with n fuil force of men.
Mrs. steve Vail of Salida visited
friends On the pass this week.
The forest raHgers are planting
spruce trees On top Of Marshall pass
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Merton en- ter
tanned n few friends Friday night at
an ice cream party
The moving picture show is doing
rushing business these DAYS. Some
fine films are being shown
Several prospectors are stopping
on the pass and are showing some
very good ore. We expect To see
lively times soon.
Chas. Burnett. the water service
man, was visiting Mr.. and Mrs Lii
lard Tuesday, returning to- Mears
junction the same day.
Tramps broke into the section
house at tirays one day this week
and made away with two loaves of
bread. a ham aud two razors.
A large bear was seen ON Marshall
pass Friday. As no one is hunting
bears, he escaped unhurt The track
walker was walking the track aud So
was the bear and the track walker
decided to let the bear do the walk
ing So he went back home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
IRWIN
News-Chsmpion Correspondence;


Tuesday. July 25.
Russell shaw il here from Baldwin
Hon. j A Ilehrritter is sojourning
here for aa indefinite time.
r. Austin Wilson just returned from
a business trip To Gunnison.
A party of gentleman are camping
at Lake Brennan enjoying boating
and fishing
A. +. Mormon was n visitor in town
recently, preparing To work his mine
in this vicinity.
A. &. burnett of Denver is here and
starts work today on Elm mine oi
which he is = hall owner.
&. \. Shaw wife and son are loca ted
here for the summer. Mr.. shaw will
operate his valuable property here.
Mrs. Frank Samsel and Miss Daisy
have returned To Crested Butte after
spending n lew DAYS visiting Mr..
Samssl
Harry Linton and Millard Penning-
ton iust arrived from Gunnison and
will commence operations ON their
properties ON Ruby Peaks.
Mr.. Adrian of Denver is here hook
ing into several propositions having
completed negotiations ON a head
claim with I'enver capitalists
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
M a1:,S - ss4 ss... .,..
- Uo . Co. Eannuun g.
- SO

Nartlie ws~ ttlrn exh excsteu.ep,
and anxIefs lsss ~ess aa .ccs....i "a.
the as-sppearasce fss.aay. Jniy ~
II Jack Ciaxton. It ~as a s,sreaase
coscls-sau tbas hs ~a- dead aaa
thai AIS b.lay Was lssa9 some where
Ga ths hsii- north 81 to~a. bsi
searching parties were osf esaalns-
ally fFum Tuesday ni.At untsl x.u-
das bsi1Ee the body wa- fssad.
Mr. tisyt5a was kseked IN the
head elgbt Years ago by a mule
About a wear ago a clot 1T blood
formed GA the brain as dlrecs re-
ssit 81 thIs InJsry aad for the last
eaght months be had been almost
entsrely helpless. besng confined 10
bed most af the time. Lately. he
had appeared 10 REGAIN some Of his
physical strength. thoaeh hls mind
was affected, and he got sbos, town
some. usually with aa attendaat.
Last lsssdsy morning. during the
temporary absence of Mrs Cha, ton,
Jsck slipped away and made for the
hsll north VI the Clayton home. Mrs
I'd ADRIAN saw ham RESTING at
point on the hill Just above the shaIe
which is IN plain sight Of the town.
Mrs. Clayton saw him, slso, and sup
posed he was making for Joe Fish $
ranch where he had climbed the
previous Sunday afternoon. When
he had failed ~ Fetarn ct 3 O'Clock
In the afternoon she sent her two
boys TO Fish . 10 get him and bring
him home. The boys retsrned at
8 oclock bringing word that be Was
not at Fish 9 nor had he been in the
nel9hborbood"
This report, Of coarse, started
general alarm Men gathered imme
dissely with horses and fifty or
moanted aud some afoot
started for the hill to search for
Clayton.
Saturday evening the searching
party found Mr. Clayton's body, head
Submerged in the waters of Crystal
river 1t seems that he must have
tried to cross over some logs, and in
Islling of, his right foot caught in
he forks of some trees, hanging in
Ihis position, his head below water
lad not able to extricste himself,
drowned.
T. OLesry, county coroner, was
'slled from here, but Mr.. O'Lssry
'ays it was . simple csee Of accident |
nd no inqsest wss hcld
Uaytoa wss . osabss of the
Nosdxssa Of the Wosld ssd carried
Insurance. Besides Mrs. Clayton,
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04

a sex ~esa.~meuf ct some t~euts SIX
i.msl.ss ~hs hase eoa.s an tsons
Iassra es.upts va tisbbsra crees and
the Psios knob Eo.se Ne sEe sosa
rh.t a reasonably Gosd wagon sesa
heEe naske- shss -ee.son asEecsss if'-
bsi-.ry b fsensa.
The Me-s Madss hss hve hSuas-.
Geo wvoas. ws Malvertoa. eseo-
Maa., Jlsn Made and Harry Martin.
These are fssE ranches sF the
Anthracite prayer II " f~seziss.
n A Bsezsey. J b NsrEs- aud
E.rlck t.rlck~on C'n saow-h0e are
are plsres belang5ue % sam Coffee.
Ray Caiiea. ,sIssrun and osIs kurts-
To tai cFeek. 1--we Les Mo-ess. y.
N EckeielleF and saadersan bEos.
Al-o on the head II Minnesota
ereek. within sight 81 fsonia are hse
iamliies hvIne N thIs county, bst
whose names We dii net secure.
Qalte a shawinG. u makes 10 read
all these names. The News-Chsm-
pson editor only regrets that lack 1t
tune prevented personal call Al
every home Perhaps at some future
time this can be done. and a more
intimate study made sf conditions
and the country. be detailing what
each new settler is accomplishing.
In another issue. ws-Champioa
will publish other notes about this
developing eoantry
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
DOYlEvILLE
Sews-Champioa Corresponaence
Tuesday, August

Tuesday, August 1.
Mrs. l.. l.. Bush is still reported
seriously i'll.
l.. W. Waterman OF Ohio CITY was
in our burg SUNDAY.
A HE insurance agent has been in
our midst the last three weeks.
The johnson family-of ParIin were
visitors at the Deering home the past
week.
Miss Bessie Gibbons entert aimed a
'ew Young people at cards Thursday
night.
Sunday our base ball team, with
several Others, went to Waunita
W here they expect To play the Pitkin
boys next SUNDAY
Walter and Horace Gowan of
oenterview, Mo arrived in Doylevine
Thursday. They are working for
their uncle. d. A. Mcconnell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
~: |. 'S c:I.;'s' Nm n:sss.c.s....,
eCoa:iasss srsn v.ss; paesJ

and Cossl eEees wc fssna camyed q
saree parts of goserunses.i -srSevors.
abs are -ettsng csrsers on -everal
to~p-bIp- IT land here which Heser
had seen surveyed The iaek uf
any ssrSey has been saoSher draw
back o. seftlemeDt af the Upper
North fors. oae man went IN
there % wears ago aud has not been
able h get hIs patent aiser all these
wears The forrest Reserve ls also
slspped over most of II. but some
sections are being released
With 6sp peopie there Is oaly one
church IN Somerset that We could
learn ct and tina, a Mormon colony
This Is considered the largest Nor
mon community IN Western Colorado
Last MAY the state conference of the
Church Of the Latter Day Saint"
was held there
Marble and lola are not the only
dry towns IN Gsnn,-on coaptv Re
Gently the licenses of saloons there
ran oot and the town comncil refused
10 grant others, 50 thai Somerset also
is dry"
lnqslr'ns about the new SETTLERS
ct this section at the home OF r.. ID
Redmon. we secured the following
list of those who own homes,eads IN
that section of Gaan,sos eoanty. Ii
10 given from memory and NAV not
be complete. but about fifty names
appear, outside Of the Upper Muddy
settlement.
Along the North Fork from Delta
county line TO the junction Of the
Muddy and Anthracite rivers, live
Lo"'s Gruden. John Vidmar, Karl
berg, John u Rash. W. j. Redmoa.
There is also the Somerset milk
ranch, which We understand is own
ed by Geo. McIlermaid. and the
Utah Fuel company owns five square
miles Of coal land, bsrides there
being many other coal 6lings.
Up the Muddy, are T.. d. Redmon.
q. W. Reed, James Carey, Wesley
Adams, Waiter Stewart, Geo. volk,
Geo. Streber, Joe Nodopich, Harry
Edwsrds, n. T. Redmon, John God
ding, j. W. Walker, Joe Buzzsrd,
A. 4. SDidemsn, A. c. 3oesford,
Geo Craig On Lee creek are
ranches belonging TO Karl Berg and
Henry Edwards. Kari Kvovtwsehi.
". n. Tsaney, Wn. Dosk, ID b.
shs., live on Deep cvssk while o.
the Upper Muddy in sheep pssk 10
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-08-04
PvssAysss,as CAusch ks1ice

The Rev 4. a. R1binson Il
Paonia will preach morning and
evening. SUNDAY, Aug 6 Morning
theme: Jesus CHRIST and Oar Re
hgIou. teeBing theme. Work.
1900 m Ssudav Schaol
ZOO D m Christian Endeasor
needing