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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-05

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ben anmutbigeH 9ebol3sn BON Sen
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mooiIhsm an3ug, bic nit ibren fsia
neu 3iigen, ibrer eleeanten Sinte tpie
etne 8er.orperun9 britiiher 5rduens
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rifh am ufer bes Serpentinez zsstuFes
entlans, iest iih pisleiht siuen 4uz
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gen Gaitanien ooer in ben petBen
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ret ihre 6anbe. Der geliebte, bic
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nah ben 2ebensfrassn, bic iih NIT
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IN Gsy.-oYstis Netts. NsfRR!ssss Cal
Ssaf 6.1es, DsptsrsS $50, Gstss S.SSs,
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per Oa1sRs. SssaA Anm S3--87e psr @aaons
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fsas BIZ. snssss s7s. isesxsS 23s per Htb. !.
10 aaA Evllttat
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asvsAnltde t2.15--3.o0 per OBJ.
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Cssassn. - Hssttrstts xRs kstts. -
California $3.50 AIS. Slortoa e1.UO -
$50 per Atks.
grstbeitsersR.-sa.oo-o.so ys,
Sbl.
&astsffeIa. ~ Ri@iaan el.sS-l.7s,
SnsiaHa ei.tO- 1.SS. stnbsiMiids 81. .Al
-l.1 yss Dbl. anb S8--42e per gu. Dsiti
ssn <2--xoc per Bu.
GGbfartoffeIn. Janep SerIex
t3.9C. Souisutue 81. .oo-2.2S per NEI. ID
sxe-$i 90 per Camper.
2raut. - Aasst hstia. Gtnksimiihsl
so - 7ks, faney Tanilt 81 Is per Dbl.
0wteteln. - 0elbs $3.7S-3.O) ys,
OBJ. uns 66-ee pss Du.
HAb sR.-60-6S per B6l.
ets6rabeH.-eI.00-l.25 per DBL.
pom otsss.
RoAl - 3l.3k--I 30 per Bbl.
Ssnbs Ssssa.:s.
RslHsR. - 2aTn hstts. prtas 2ss.
ssUfatt os.lE, eshSt1s sab tst nSah se,
vfA9ts AaSs MO ~ Da.
.osx. -Qas0 sstte. -. ] xtnoteq
310s sSo-l9.0c, -. : %. Sl7. .oe-l7.I0. -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-05
GlteaSs. 1. San.

Rslt. - Der Nsrlt mar is't. 0txtss
D4tsaisel .s0-A.7s. OtssiSlts .. 7s-A.s7.
0ysiaap patsRtS ssfsses.S0. otsaistts ~. 20
40. Dassrs &3. $50.
0stl -6As Raj 0s1.-95S.e, an
eAlub ssht; iAr Salt ~. --Ss1.t. am
eAlsb sis<s; far September s51.-s355.s.
an edlut Ss1.e.
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l5e. am eatus 4&ssse: fAr Ns. 4sH -
lse, am eAIub 4s7se; flr 5uli &s1s
-SyIe, am SaiuS 4S4e; f1r Septemb.r
50s.-s0s.e, am snluS SO1<s.
Asfss. - Str Raj s4T AAs. an
etlus Sahe; far SuIi ~ - H1.c. am
enlub 3i1.c.
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osShs. -Osis SattssSsrAs 90 - 72s.
Sxts btS 4sies NslDsssRs s3--sss.
tIststaamsn. - Ns. | .. r. i42s.
-. y. u. a55e.
1tmst1p $40 90 per gsatasr :.
&SsissmsN.- N.-tlx.o0 per Gsntnsr.
Xetpss.. - 4l9.7S - 1000 per O1t.
Sus Rsl 1853 - 1875. om shIut
3Is.7o
OAnstL Slo.42k pr 100 IN.
5nr Sanaar fi0.37h-lo.42K, an S4lnt
$i0.<z1,: far gsai SOLO - l0.l5. am
e4lut $io.i2l..
cher. \ 1bpsnieitsM- ash Ss.s7x
-l0.37L per loo yfuno. T1r Toi
~. Is -S.s2k. am o&lub $3.50.
04sttsr 4. - Sesst flare SsitsR. yss.
ys6t, 1l0.62h-l0.1S.
Nxttss. -Nsrat fesis. GssasssV SIS
3Ss. OsisD 2l--25s.
otss. - Msrk kstiI Ss!fA' 30 -
32s PEI Oatsss.
aais. - RHk AistI. Srssa l3I-
l5ss per vfxns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-05
AmSW1rfige NHdrfte.

Sew DeF.. 4. Yam,
Nssl.-snfxAr a. .ose ebls.. ssrissst
l ,4ob Sbis. Nar,s ftetts. Sprins gs.
tent $50 - $40, Eintsr Strsiekts
N.15--4.35, 0tntsr BatsntS $i.4o--4. Is
0yrtrs tfsars N.lo-4.4O, Rintsr ertrss
Ns. 1S.40-S.7e, ss. Z DO. t3.25-s.4o,
Aanfas kraistts $A.sO-4.s5.
EssSsa Ms1l Ia ftetie. Nair BE
sntss &A.2o-l.3S. 4stss bis fassy k.40-
1.7s.
saA.atsx mel: IN fIau su ss..5
per 100 9fnab.
Budpeisen,a Hau. ameriea. exc
unb Canadian S6s c. l. T. nen g)or..
rats RsN u ftetig. - SstRss ustsss
nns Sslbts III .2o-l.a5. arsbsS $i.1S-l 20.
&tIRSrisS e2.sS.
RssSss - ftetis. - Rs. ! Asts.n
s3s -. 8. Res Dsr,.
0srhs u ftetia. Hat,ss,as 93-97s {. 1. 7.
TIM Giepator xxs Sattsrssrts "a - 7ss {. |.
I. Buffalo.
Rdssa--Sn'xAr 64. 800 o., ssr'axst
5000 Dxlbef. Nsrit ptuie. Ns. 70.
tssr CSC TIM GIspstsr sns ooc I. .. !.
faptmmenb, Ns. DO. xsrtSsra LuIutt
81 .20k 7. o.b.
1slfAsssa.-su'nir 2s7, roo. .ss.ianoi
l2s. .s62 Dx. Rarft n.tia. Reuss r..
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| menb.
gufsls las, ,s25 es.. s.r,s.st
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b. 30. . ts1;e DO. 8o. 4 37,.e.
ess ID hetia. 49, srima Hoe. ~. /
il0e. 10. 4 l00e. ga. 8 S0-s5c.
1spfsR IN ief. etsts 1910. srStMlrsr
bn Asiss POS; 1879, ls--lse; ysetfe
Gsah 1910. orstxarsr Bic 4stes ls-20e.
1899. la--ISs.
eAsts anb Hau. - Gsnt.sI Gwsrsss
alIe. oassta 72-33s.
lssss u hstie. p.mloa as.-ayHs.
Hsss IN fetis. Ssnily ss3 90 -a4 50.
/ ilsrt elssr 5000 - az 90. Nst 312 so
Dss' IL fteiia. tantIs ls.os--ls.5s.
| Ret $500 -l4.o0. Sss'.eAtsssn ti4 81
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SRSis Nst
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( Slo.70-l0.50. Sa'tnirtes ite.ia. Gsssi'
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--9c.
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Gsxnirs 7L-7Ae.
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1.27-T.40.
pstrs IsxnEs ftssss. Rs'antr,ss RES
/ 1syt eT.4o. SsilsssfpAts xRs 0a!tiSsrs
/ tT 40. ss. tn Sail $3.50.
1slIs ID rubig. eDsxsas eIssss sl
/ --32e.
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BIS aniss Ss.l5-670.
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| pstMa 51.-6t.
! RoIafiss IN itetis. Nsp pslsanS Dvss
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| aafise Rio Re. NE. ear
! tos 70. 4 l2s. 6orssua ll1<--lsHe.
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fsk s.38e. asrtrtfnsal ~ fsA s.Sst
Hslafss. uksr - xsk S.ll. HafAnir.s,
ID ruhis. Gs. 3saf $50. Gssilss S.5os.
Rssfb ~" 5.l5t. Gabss S.oSs. DsD
ssrss 4.yOs, ors.aIstss A.sos. Etaxsal
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4.sSs. Re. IL 4.oos. xs. 10 s.7Ss. r.. /.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-05

vi no pteb. - las IR9ebot mar aertng
uno oieies bate snr 5oIse, baB bic pretie
In Die 6obe ainsex. befonbers fir bie befes
ren lstdten Sletiheriorten. WiIdflbe pa'
rsn itetts bis fart.
0dssrs Gtisrs S5.25-e.26, ertra $685.,
DAfsn $3.50 S.25, SIeti9ertiers
N.5o-s.8b. EXTRA $S.9o-o.Oo. 0eifsrs
$S.so-4.25, sytra tS.3S-S.So, afibe q. so
-4.7s, ertra 81. $500, Ganners 12.S0-
1855, sto6srs xRs BsssssS $s.25-x.s5.
Bsl lleH.-Ih 3ufahr mar sertns uno
Der Rarit ltar'.
wsssr.xns Isi4. sa.7s-4.oo. ssIssxa
N.as 800. sytra $3.50 - 800, fette
- .S0-S 90.
adlber. Bet nur mdbiaer 3ufubr
uno gutter Rahfrase mar Der ylartt tart
uno ole sreiis ftiegen um csc per 100 BIB.
Drolndrs anS SEobs 4.50-S.S0, fats btS
snie Istdts $8.50-9.50, extra $S.75
Htlber iR ssa - sAxtiksss.0axisYH. n at -
tsasp 9Ie, prtMs SIS anssstsisxs SH-
st, srsinars S-7s.
. d. 10 esue. Die 3xfubr mar ntdt
sroB uub bic 8retie oesbaIb 1tdrt.r uno nm
&c boher fir 5IeiiberiorteH. pGbreHh Ser.
tel UNI loc itieaen.
s6were etweins bratten $s.2s-9.s0,
asts BIS axssrisiens gsryaexass. ass
6Ist'&srfoytsn $S.2s-8.sO. SsntiAts 8ss.
psssnssfsrtsn s8.l5-s.25, srSinars biS
axsHIe'sss iAssu fstts eAus $3.50 --
7.o5, etsss tS.Bo--e.sB, srtra s.,
IsiAh Hsrfaxst'sr.sn ss.l5-8.3s. BsytsI
Sss Iio Nfs. nns psrissr $7.s0-s.35.
e4afs xRS Simmer. -- Die 3ufubr
pou Shaien ann &dnmern mar nttt arob
bic 1adfrass sismIia gut uro bic gretie
itetis.
eAs's. - srtrs $4.s5. sxts W sxs,
erleisss 4S.73 - 4.3X, srStRdrs bsS gnts
81. AS 80. sdbrIinss - .00-5.lS.
a&aasr. ortrs $3.50. Sxts Bic
aa&srIsfsRs $s. .OO-e.49, srsiHArs BIS sxts
A,k0-5.7S.
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gltsses. 1. San

NtRtStsl. - 0sssss &<.70 - 7.l0.
xsyas 0t.srs a aS-S.5o. sskttAs 0tisrs
N.30-s.lo. Stsksrs xas Sssssrs t3.75-
S.55, Rkksxas AetfsrS - .s0-s.35. 4Gitss
u .Oo-9.25. Hsrtt ftetie.
eApsiRs. - asiAts $7.s5-8.20, 81
nifAts 81. .85-sis. iAysrs t7.S5 - s.25,
ssxls eT.8S-S.o0, Sxts bb axSsrlsisxs
i4pere - S.oO-6.25. 6srtsl $3.50 -- $40.
Nsrft lansiam.
caste ups lkmnsr. - 0Aa's :
eintsiMtfAs 1as5-<.5s. sstltts e2.7S
-4.45. 3&trfixss "a. 1850.
1is snsr:--stRksiniiA 4, S4.75-s.50, SET.
liAs IS .o0-6.sO. Nsr.t fistts bis etrpas
bober.
Asfsts. - Htassist IL 900, GADstHs
O., 900, 0AaFs Nab a&MRsx &c, 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-05
Wetau. Nartt.
Rsp9ss.. 1. aan.

ktU 1etg. 4. Jan.
Stna vas bsuis iiars y tee.N - $3.50
nHb asyiss Heiis; 1sls = el3.0e -
U.1S, otestsslpt4te w STATS - 1900
sHb GahsHs q tl3.S0 - 1875. 0tA uss
aan ~ N.l5 - As uab 0psltsr fek
~ 461 - S.H. etisa Uds nnperAnbert.
As.l 0esabsy Hsst1ssa - el1.3S-le.2S.
ns.9 ~. o. ell.7S-lS.7S. -. 0Ant1sss
ssl ~. ! essttsss isf ~ tlS.1S-lt.7as
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-05
R}Dus 0elDusAstte.


De Ma&frase ned TasIsbsn mss beute
lsins ascte, bod waren BITE Bonien NIT
Aoutinecrpeiisn ftarf bsindfttst. Delb In
usntesss % bss R3anien asnSgsnbs 3cnes
dn 6nnb 9absR. Ben ben Bansen wurDsn
Ueytstsn ,,en eau" ~ 6-5K% ausasitss
ben nab Osi4dftsravisre wssDen tl ~
Ststsktift, SM offsnen Narfts Durtsn
T&risbsn ..on eau" " - uRS aui 8eit u
b-5k& ytseist
A,sAia ssf NsD Dsa
wAssa hstiG mnb marben ~ Zoe Tisfcnfo
per $1,000 sntfHea HoHisn pertauft. Die
xcaaierrats bstsast Soc YraMis per $1,000.
sssAia ~ 0sssss
rasen .ieiter. cesis hns Sts islssHbsu
0nctirtneen - bssidten:
EonecH. Gsss 0i@t s4.86--l.86L ser
q. 10 Gage sidt, t4.s2-l.621 Avert; EarsS
. Rage St6t. 5i2h--SlS 3ranes per 800
~ 1ses et3t sf7H - $40 1rsses pss
el00 i6r 1eutf4lanb. IaSs Si6t 4
Bess e6ke. 30. % Eaes St4t. slke.
GcenmentGry Uta1 auf Qsnssn Durbsx
o. N.6I. auf OlsssoU ~ $4.ssI uns
enf 0slfGh ~ N.60k usrssuft.
nSash =. .Hnesaan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-05
Oieb,n6rfte.

GtnctnnGti. 4. SSebraar.
SafuHr anb gerianst natrsno ben Ssr'
NsNtnen ~ Smnosn, psrsIt4en NIT ben
SsrbsrsebsnosH 2 Lageu, wareH pis folgt /:
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4 Nuriitenoeutf

Gr eritieu in Sahen ieinsr grdui
por Oeriat, UNI oisielbe gu Oert9eiois
Gen.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-09-28

Auditor Snyder and Treasurer
Suter; to enjoin collection of All
ken tax.
19641 Thomas Mangan versus
Treasurer Suter; to enjoin collec-
ton of Aiken tax.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
John Longcrick to A. E. Burns,
35 acres in York township, $3.50.
Drucilla McEIwaine to Eliza
beth B. Davis, 81 acres in Neave
township, 81.
Heirs of Israel M. Reed to
Newton Reed, lot in Wooding-
ton, $500.
Earl J. Pfautz to Elizabeth j.
Heffnef. lot 142 in Bradford,
$500.
Lucinda Wade to John w.
Wade, 80 acres in German town
ship, 81.
John H. Martin to John w.
Lewis, lot 1923 in Greenville.
5000.
H. A. Wilson to Susan Clark,
lot 984 in Greenville, $1,000.
John Mikesell to E. S. Hol-
lingtr, 20 acres in German town
ship, $35O0.
Leander Teaford to Marshall
A. Brown, undivided one-third
of 80 acres in German township,
$4,000.
Daniel Brock to Charles E.
Bruner, 80 acres in German town
ship, $4,000.
Wesley Baker and John H. Por-
ter to Aaron Metzgar, lot 102 in
Pitsburg, $27OO.
Jacob B. Baker to VIM. Fon.
dersmith, lot 107 in Pitsburg
$209.68.
Anna Hageman to J. +. S. Ha
geman, lot 26 in New Madison
81 and other considerations.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-09-28
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
PROBATE COURT.

Final account filed i'll guard
ianship of Amelia Wiehe, show
ing receipts of $1295. 45 and dis
bursements of $78.36.
Petition to sell real estate filed
III estate of Philip Stracke.
Executors of estate Of NJ. X.
Miller filed account for decedent
as guardian of Walter Miller,
showing receipts of $454. Sc and
disbursements of $3.50.
Sale of real estate reported
and confirmed in estate of Eu-
genia Couchot.
Final account filed in estate of
Bennett Cline, showing receipts
of $347. .43 and disbursements of
S407.15.
Petition to sell real estate filed
in guardianship of Lovina
Rhoades.
Inventory filed in estate of
Joseph A. Guillozet, showing
personal property valued at 500
and real estate at $3400.
Sixth account filed in guard
ianship of Freeman Washington
and others, showing receipts Of
$1398.47 and disbursements Of
$556. II.
Order of sale of real estate is
sued in assignment of Mary A.
Martin.
Guy C. Baker was appointed
administrator of estate of Mich
olas Bion; bond $1,000.
Ella Funderburgh, widow OF
George Funderburgh, elected not
to take under the will of her late
husband.
Order of sale of real estate is
sued in estate of Wilbur Mouge.
vile.
Last will of Catharine Bish was
admitted to probate.
Final account filed in estate OF
Joseph B. Maurer, showing re.
ceipts of $7O.32 and disburse
ments of $3O8.58.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-09-28
Children Cry
FOR FLETCRER'S
G a 8 ORIA
How to Clean White Marble.

A nice wash for white marble is a
paste made from equal parts of salt
and fine pumice stone added to twice
the quantity of washing soda This is
mixed with water into a paste after
being first finely sifted. Rub well on
the marble, especially on discolored
parts, then wash off in water to which
little salt is added Do not use much
ammonia an marble, as it yellows it.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-09-28
Canada Defeats Reel
procity.

Popular stupidity has rarely
won a more decisive victory than
it gained in Canada Friday when
reciprocity was defeated at the
polls.
The credit for the result must
be variously apportioned. Part
Of it belongs to the manufacture
ing interests, which are highly
protected in Canada as they are
in the United States and resent
even the slightest interference
with their privilege to tax CON
sumers.
Part of it belongs to the Cana
dian Pacific railroad, which is
more concerned about it's own
dividends than about the welfare
of the Canadian people.
Part of it belongs to the United
Empire Loyalists, who have nev-
er yet forgiven the United States
for the war of the Revolution.
Part of it belongs to a super
patriotic Canadian element which
foolishly feared that reciprocity
might lead to annexation and the
loss of Canada's national identi-
ty.
Part of it belongs to the Con-
servative party, which appealed
to every prejudice and passion in
the campaign to dislodge the
Laurier government.
Part of it belongs to the Amer
lean protected interests, which
bitterly resisted the reciprocity
bill in congress and helped to
promote the Canadian opposition
as soon as they found themselves
beaten in Washington.
The time will come, we think,
when intelligent Canadian opin-
ion will regard Fridays election
as one of the greatest disasters
that has ever befallen the Do
minion. New York World.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G A 9 TO RIA |
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-09-28
C. soIine Hav s+sck.r

A new wrinkle in farm machinery is
q gasoline hay stacker. which takes the
place of the old horse on the sweep.
The gasoline in tank is half buried
In the ground at some distance from
the engine to avoid danger of explo-
Uon.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-09-28
~
The aivst fila.

The fertilizlng matter which the riv.
er Nile distributes in Egypt in time of
Hood is estimated at 100,000.O0O tons.
OF enough to cover road from the
earth to the moon sixteen feet wide
Dy two and half inches deep.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-09-28
How to Seal Bottles With wax

Melt eight ounces Of beeswax and
four Of rosin In a tin pail On back Of
range. Stir until we'll mix I'd. Put
corks in bottles, press firmly, then in
vert the top o: bottle in the bot Iouja
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-09-28
The High Cost Of Living.

Americans, CIe nlgH COSC Ol NV
ing is felt in other countries be-
sides ours. 1t has caused dem
onstrations in Vienna W hic h
called out the military. and which
compelled the government to pro-
claim martial law for the first
time since 1849. Riots for the
same cause have recently taken
place in France, Spain and Italy.
Political leaders in Germany say
that the burdens of the average
man in that country are becom-
ing unbearable, and they predict
uprisings which may recall the
instructions of 1848. Belgium
and England have recently had
strikes which had at their base a
feeling by the people that the
cost of existence was making life
intolerable.
These demonstrations in Eu-
rope ought to make Americans a
little more reasonable in their
condemnation of the conditions
in their own country. The stu
alton of which they complain is
worldwide. Moreover, our hard
ships are small compared with
those of other peoples. Govern
ment is less to blame here for
these ills than it O. is elsewhere.
Our tax burdens are far lighter
than are those of the British, the
French or the Germans. Our a.
bility to meet them is immeas-
urably greater than is theirs.
1.-The outlook for improvement IN
| those conditions is much brighter
| in the United States than it isin
any of the great countries of
Europe.
One of the causes of the rela-
lively high cost of living is the
increase in taxation, local and
nation, but, as before stated,
this factor is less evident here
| than it is in the Old World. An
other, and a far larger cause, is
the falling off in food production
as compared with consumption.
In all the great countries of the
world the growth in manufact-
Turing is far greater than that in
agriculture. While this tenden-
cy is irreparable in England,
Germany and the other indus
trial nations of Europe, it can be
remedied in the United States
because of the large areas still
open to cultivation and of the
chances for improvement in ag-
ricultural methods. Improve
ments are being made already.
Production per acre in wheat,
corn, cotton and other staples is
increasing. The growth is slow,
but it is continuous. Scientific
methods of production may be
relied upon to bring improve
ment in the United States and to
avert any such outbreaks as the
Old World has been witnessing
recently. st. Louis Globe-Dem-
ocrat.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA 8 TORIA
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-09-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Orla E. Shaffner, %, farmer,
Twin township, son Of George
Shatfner, and Viola NJ. Bruss,
18. Butler township, daughter of
Edward Bruss.
Ora Anderson, 27, cook, Gov
ington, O., son of A. C. Ander,
son, and Laura E. Howard, 20,
Greenville, daughter of A. M.
Howard.
Israel Thompson, &c, retired
farmer, Franklin township, and
Mrs. Lizzie Mathews, SO, Frank
lin township, daughter of Adam
Weaver.
Walter j. Lambert, 10, butch
er, West Baltimore, O., son of
J. H. Lambert, and V. Iva Nor
ris, %. Gettysburg, daughter Of
Theodore H. Morris.
Arthur Tillman, %, farmer,
Adams township, son of H. D.
Tillman, and Caroline Grote, %,
Greenville, daughter of William
Grote.
John E. Boldrey, %, laborer,
Hamilton, O., and Alice Baker,
20, Greenville township, daught-
er of Francis Baker.
Abraham Fl. Miller, %, labor
er, Gettysburg, son of Jerry Mil
ler, and Edith E. BoItin, 18, Ad-
ans township, daughter of Vic
tor E. Boltin.
Ward c. Bish, Al, retired far
mer, Greenville, son of Henry J.
Bish, and Kathryn Hartzell, 80,
Greenville, daughter of George
Hartzell.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
NEW CASES.
19635-Sarah E. Heulsman VS..
Bernard Heulsman; for divorce,
extreme cruelty charged.
1896 Frank Neff versus Trea-
surer Suter; to enjoin collection
of Aiken tax.
19637-W. F. Heller versus s.
L. Johns; attachment for $500.
1858 Jacob Roth, Jr. versus
Treasurer Suter; to enjoin col
lection of Aiken tax.
1859 Ollie w. Walker versus
Treasurer Suter; to enjoin col
lection of Aiken tax.
l964O-L. F. Belsner versus
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-09-28

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Darke County should be
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es two thousand, nine
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us your subscription, and
if you have a friend living
at a distance who would
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old Darke, you couldn't
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make him a present of
the Journal for one year
Friends, give this matter
a careful thought. !"
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taken unless accompan-
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The WORLDS pessrts

The deserts of the earth cover 4,ls0.
hDO square miles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-24
REPORTS FAV0RABLY on
APP0RTI0NMENT MEASURE

The senate committee on apportion
ment reported fsvorably Thursday on
the Stookey bill providing for the re-
apportionment Of the state into repre-
sentative and senatorial districts in ac-
cordanco with the recent federal census.
The committee adds one senator to the
bin as introduced by StookeYs
The bin now provides for senate Of
twenty-three members. five more than
al present. and a house Of representa-
lives OF nfty-fve members, ten more than
at present. salt Lake gets three more
senators and another sens TOT Is given 10
the Twelfth judicial district. comprising
San Juan. Emery, Carbon, Grand and
tIntah counties. Box Elder county is
made q separate seuat torial district and
Is given one senator. Tooele county Is
added Ia tho district formed by Millsrri
and Juab counties and the new district
thus formed Is given two senators.
Salt Lake county gets seven more rep
resentatveS than at present. and Weber.
Utah and Box Elder counties each one
more repre- sentative.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-24
ALLEGED BIGAMIST
IS ON TRIAL IN L0ND0l
Felix Franz Alfred Oelvie Accused
Rcbbing His Victims of Cash and
JeWsIrY.

LONDON. Feb 23.-An alleged higsrIss
who is said 10 have operated in the Tinit-
ed States. is on trial here. 4 prisoner.
Felix Franz Alfred Ocilvie. who described
himself as a German engineer. is charged
frauding his victims of considerable mon.
ey and .isT"lry.
Three illegal alliances. IL IL alleged. havs
already been established According ID
the evidence the first Of the three wa.
formed in San Francisco where on JuIv
3. 1905. he is alleged 10 have married 4
widow named LouJh. In more recerl
case II Is asserted that be took his brids
20 a we'll known hotel and on the da1
following their marriage drlggsd her and
dscanlped with her Jewels and cash. Tf
a third victim he Is accused Of haviua
represented himself as an engineer en-.
ployed by the Standard OIL company.