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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-12
gro6ffuer an MOrgen.
Die @iliams Stag anb Haper Gp. an
Stain mnb Sit Eearl StraRc
nnsaebrannt.

!Seute Morgen nd6 J. uhr lpuroc
Jeufrtpebr burd 9eneral1ldrm
na9 Dem NnipsIen Der .. s.. 49,
lidms Co., gerufcn, tpelfe III bein
gebGube 81 Stain StruBe burhs
qebenb bis 232 = 234 Sf Qeq-l
Strabe, eine 2umpenz unb Vopiers
hanolung betrie6. 8as fiirTIt1d'ge
9ebdube brannte beretts BEL Q1tunft
Der 5suerpebr lihterlob unb an cine
2ettung bes 9ebduoes mar NJ ). 81
bsnten, Die 2oI6mannihafisa be-
idrdntten iih besbalb oarauf, bas
5euer uuf ieinen Serb gu beidrGnten,
mas ibr audi nah GROCER 4nItrenslnJ
10 3iemlid selang. SIS tonnte jsbot
niGt o~er6inbert perben, baB oisSiame
men auf Oas Rahbargsbduoe, i'll mel
dem Iif bic Stupps Refinins So. BE-
finoet, iibsripraHg, bod lit 1i:r hsr
S6aoen nidt bebeutenD. R1A nel
Sycamore Strabe gu befinbet 80 eli.
aoithuus fir 5arbige. Der 3I1;r.t,
chen Sntpohnsr bemdhtigte iid 4ngF
uno SGredsn, bod erreittel ali'
eliitlid bas 5reie. Der Sd}uSs'
biirfte Iit, Don $4,000 bis $4,000
| belaufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-12

Wublberidte 3eigsn, bar bis Brobtbiz
ttDntften nit elmer Majoritdt BON 25,=
900 bis 10000 Gttmmsn oeidIageR
norbsn 5ino. Die Wd6l rief, beion>
bers infol9e De8 1rauenDotums. unges
p09nlifes Sntereiie 6trpor. IS bar
bette iih I'm ben Qusgang De8 eriten,
I:6 iiber ben oon3en Stuat eritreden=
Den Samples, Den bic YrobibitioniIten
ieit Der 8etpdbrunq oes 5rauenitinmz
rttt5 8efiibrt ba6en.
Sn Colorado lit ieit elmer Gei6e
DON Sabren Die 8eipd6rung DON
S6anflisenien unb Die Jte9eiun8 ce5
Sptrituoienpsrtouf5 in ipItematiTher,
perfetter Weiie our65efiibrt porDen.
Die WirtbI9aften DurDen nat Den
fonIerpatiDen SDeen Der Wt;ttelttuie
betrieben, bic peoer at ben rupttolen
! uGrodenen", nod gu rem rdoitalen
oFeuhten" 3d6lt. Die Jrauen, peIte
/ an Der Wobl am Oienitng t9eiIna4.
men, 6aben Die 8erhdItniNe, unter be-
men Der 8ertrteb Don SpiritucIen in
,5taate erFolQt, iebr Qenau ituoirt uni
iinO gu Der GrtenntntB 9etommen, BAT
bic 3uitGnDe unter nem ieBt5en 9ere
qelten Snitem entfhieoen before iinD
ais lie unter benz SliiiterbuDensRe,
Qime, bd8 ner YrohtbitiDn unOermeio:
lid iOtgen pirOe. 81 erpartsn pdrsn
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Semtiter 2anomebr=S ereim.

Inter benz 9oriib beg prdiiosnten
Senrp Spermann belt geitern Der
0eutffe Qanbpsbrpsrein feline regeIz
mGbise 8erfammluus in Der 8ereinsz
bale, Maibinston platform, @ds Der
Gin Str. unb 9. Mpe., ab. Setretdr
Sol. Deib fibrts bas prototoll.
Qn brei trante Mitglieber puroen
llnteritiiBunssn in 9Ohe bon $14 ans
senieien.
Der Ginlabune oes Deutfhen Mis
litar : llnterItiibungs : 9ereins gu
Dem am %. Nopember in Der Central
Surnerbulle Itattfinbenpsn eroBen
Bali piro polladblis Jolge g~sleiftet
merbeu. Gin entiprehenoer getrag
fpurbe su biefem 3tpede aus Der Der
einsfahe bepilligt, unb bic aameras
ben meroen lid om Ibeno oes %.
Nopembsr, I'M 8 llbr, in Der Wirtb@
fhaft bes &ameraoen Smnib, an IA.
nno Maee StraBe periammelrt, Inn
iih 5uidmmen mad Der Central Iur=
nerballe su begeben.
Das arrangements : aommittee fir
ben beDoritebenoen Ball bes 2anoz
~nebrpereins tpurbe ourb bic grnenz
nuns bes aamerab Nbam Senbelbad)
eradn5t.
Die Gdm.raben DITTO arueter uno
Qpuis Siebel lesten Elm Mobell bes
eiiernen areu5es nnr, meIfes in 2u.
funft ailf Den 8rdbern perftorbener
aamsraben anaebraht perben pirb.
Oas Wobell fano ben u~ngetbeilten
Behalf Der Mntpefenb.n.
Die Ginnahmen bsliefsn fih aui
$32.25 unb bic Mussabsn uuf $14,
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@ermiFt.

Ger 65 Sabre alte 9lug. Sdmibt,
Don go. 20t5 elm StraBe, miro ieit
Dem 10. Gftober permiBt. Seine
3odlter crude geitern Die 9oli5eL
9tahforlfungen naf Dem 8%erldapur-
oeneu au3uitelen.
Charles Sogan, 70 Sabre ult, bon
Map StraBe, Iponoale, eiu SnIaIIe
bes itdotIifen Irmenbauies, bat iId)
aus Der gnitalt entfernt llno lit lett
Dem perif]munben.
Die poli5si tpurbe geitern glbeno err
Iuat, Ra6forihungen nah benz Ia
SABRE alien NlFreb s. 2abbe, BON Ro.
1549 9uolsD Str. un5uitellsn, mel
der felt benz %. IuguIt periAiuunoen
1T. Der anabe Lief oaDon, neil er
niht ldnger sur Shule seben pollte-
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Dit lie Zen DO6tOr irrefg6rte.

a.. 80 o,t ,.t,,rtt. n,oi,n f,irs
Sot Otrt S"y''n - %ffshsr nm
<G.pts'! "n8S'"' um 's ~ o.,
~ ps"W !sg <D"n,Si'o2' ; : e. NV,
IVY, mno S'InL to"'t" u"9s np'"'a n.n + "o
.0lE |I8sn w,l8tO|Ht"' ~ % g. ~
",%.O'"Cs. @sa5' ~ nn9" Crf,H, rj.,
m =" w, " . a.t'S ~ w,ru'8, ,r Jcit
= *',ps @2sss @,oem .n ,'u ~, = ;& E s.;4 tT, o.
u, "y5" pau @eGt0oD. M" ,p ", D''NTIo" rrs
c." %''i m5. ra"',, 81 "'uu,["' tonntc io
f,sr ID ir19'. ~. t[I,tS8rn Gri<6 ,,Y
a,Ss " lO''' :! ~, .. o[,nS -,
" ,%.;.Gn,, -" }"tOE 10y .r pS0i ;fof,ia
% I2sn+e"t '%41o'"' W. %,m" Wv ,t' no Az
~'",I otnlyS Ivy no.''nrI' ~ D, "n
- "sph. ct"'2," = s.,Svl.' "r@Srft
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Dies nns Sac.

- Die poli3eili6en geitimGungen
iiber 9%ermeibuug BON u~nnDtbigsm
2drm in fogenannten nRu6e@ Srnsn"
in manufactured Ro6bari6aft BON
9oipitdlern, peroen in 3utunft gang
itrift bur6gefibrt tperbsn. Or. Ranz
foboff madte seitern in elmer 3li6uFt
ben Disqualification oarauf aaf@
merriam, oqB bieie Sroinan5en EN-
tobter guhitabe Iino unD 9err Cab
eriuhte baraufbin Iofort ben Wr5ritsz
oirettor price, in ben betreffenpeu 3oz
men Waraungstafeln unbringeu au
laHen, pdbreno slsi63eitig Die 9olis
5ei a~nsetpie1en tpuroe, ,Itritt auf Die
0urdfibrung Der betreffenoen Gshiz
nan5en gu ieben.
= ueber bic 6erren Sungens ton
Der 5usbes Sohf9ule limb tn ZEN
IeBten Sasen beim Observation-Disclosures
sablreite 8sI6peroen eingelauisn
unb seitern purbe bic poliaet anJe>
t~pieien, ben Riipelsisn Der Buriasn,
iDeIhe iie getpObnlih mad Shu!Ifllb
an Der Clifton 4psnue uno Mc,Os,aan
Strabe gu Deriiben pflegen. nit eiier=
ner Strense Elm Gnbs 81 MAIDEN.
Si4erbeitsbirettor guiD hai
seiteru ben poli3eifeT gopelaa balm
initruirt. baB in 3ufunft bic polisei
bic Ramen BON Winoerjdbrigsl, eie
perbaftet fueroen, niht mebr 5.fonnt=
geben foa. um cine 0eroffentli hung
biefer Ramen gu p%erbinbern. .osrr
gafh 1T auh baflr, baB bic Halren
bon 2suien, bic gum erlten Mal .peasn
seringfasiser 0erseben in 6uft sfs
nommen peroen, nidt befanntae 5:5en
tperbeu ionen, I'm ben getr,ifcnoer
bic BeIhdmung gu eriparen, ibrs
Namen In ben 3%eitungen georudt 81
Ieben.
- 2loolp6 Drper, Der prdiio.nt Der
Stanoarb Snt 60. bat geitern bsim
Gtabtratbselsrf Gspp Shaoeneriab.
an5priihe i'm 8sirase BON $4,000 gez
gen bic Stabt ansemslbet. 9urh Die
beabiittigts Dsrbreiterung Der glbe,
Gtrabs piro nGmlid alter Wabr=
ftxinl,dteit nad bas gigentbum be,
STANDARD printing Snt Co., unters
baIb bes neuen NiDeaus Der StraBe
au !ieaen tommen unb baber D0lI:l
enttpertbet fem. I'm bic Stabt reftz
5eitis auf bieie 5batfahe aufmertaT
5u mahen, bat 9err Drper bsreits ges
tern feline Ghabenerius1nfpriihe 9s!!'
tenb eemuht.
Dus ftdbtifde Gefunoheitslml
Bot csittrn bic Mnorbnuns erlGhea
hab in 3utunft 6iibner unb 9ruthibe
ntr. bic biel gum Wertauf dussebc!su
ptrbel. ausgeuomu1sn isin miifen.
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Qokal.Dertd)t
pas fdotif6e 9auamt
B%egeniuartis 8eaenitano elmer Inter
iud)nng ieitens oeS WaDors.

Wtopor Sunt lit nit elmer llnterlu@
dung Der Geiddftsmetbooen in Dem
Departement Des 9ebdubes Snipettors
teihGftist uno IN oieier 9erbinbnn9
Durbs es seitern bstannt, DaB er Ihon
felt einigen Sagen Sniormationen
einsesogsn bat, um aus3ufinoen, lpetz
Gen Stanopuntt Qrhitetten unD 8au=
meifter segen Snipettor Rapp unb Del
fen I~i1itenten, BON Denen oiele unter
GipiloientzR egeln iteben, einnehmen.
9as Reiultat Der llnteriu6ung itebt
nod niht feit, aber 10 biel lit iiher,
bab Der MaDor Die perldieoenen Ser
treter bes 8aufa6s, Die er gu ith be-
fhieb, biz auf ben lebten Yuntt aus
gefrast bat, UNI feline Snformationen
81 e~rlangen.
Den Jragen, Die er an feline perz
fhieoenen 8eiuher eeItellt bat, na6 81
urtbeilen, lit es tlar, baB 9err 9unt
eine Mnaabl 8eidperben oegen bic
Dirt unb Meile erbalten bat, pie Die
0e'6dfte in Der Gebduoe= Snipettors=
Office gebanpbobt peroen. Die Gbr@
Ii6teit bes Snipettors piro niht in
Jrags ~oeitslt, aber Der umitanb, bob
pielsn 4rhitetten uno 9autontratto=
rem, pelhe pidne unterbreiteten, 9iH=
berniHe in ben Me9 eeleqt fporoen
finb, bic ger3Dgerltnsen UNI unnOtbige
Iusgaben perurIadt baben, nuroe bon
bieIen Ssiten geriigt unb in bieier
Siniidt min iid MaDor Sunt @epiB-
belt perihaffen.
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Stem Norf, #. NSooember. 4n-
gefonlmeu: nIFnrtbu @aihington"
pom Erieit; u6cii8 GIaU" Don aopen'
hagen; oGbicoqo" Don @opre; ueue~
nos Aire9" Don WtoriaiuP; oROn-
Dam" pom HotterOam; o2uca Oi De
uoDQ" Don 8emla.
2lbge8,; rEenmi0IOanio" naf
0umburg.
Ucuua. Nn9ef.: rIoormina"
Don PHILADELPHIA uno Seem Dorf.
montreal. Nngef. o@unoOa"
pom &toerpool.
GueGec. Nn9ef.: oScOtIan"
non &onoon; oG~ainnora" Don @Io$'
g0p.
Baltimore. Angef.: r9lbeiit.
MIA" pom Snnlburg.
Bottom. Nngef.: oWtenomince"
Don Nut1Derpen.
2"onoon. Anaef.: rMinneWo$.
ia" BON IeD 9)orf.
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cine brittle aIaTe it'd Durd33utdmpfer
i6ien. Sc 9enauer in leBter S3er1 Das
8eiummtoertppe bteier urdlten Illere
befunnt nuroe, Biz faIt in ieoe Stn8el7
belt, befto Iiegbafter ma6ten itt4 Die
lebereinItimmunqen 3ntIhen oen
uno ben S6nobeltb1eren
qeIteno. Gu3u fam, baB Oieie Ebiere
hellte nur nod in IuItrolien uno ieI-
mem nddIt8ugeborigen Snieuano les
hen; bort ober befin0en mir uns noU
heute auf ser leBten gcologtlh unper-
iebrten Shoue, Die non Dem alien
urueItserotheil iibriggeblteben ut.
NeuQuinea, 0ie 6cimath Der Bara'
6tesn0qel, oieier iarbenfrobeu naunlt.
merle Der 9tatllr" oa5 uns nun aud1
ben 8IiesiqeI qeit)enft hat, b1rgt 1H
ien1eu alien @citeinsIhIhten DobL
rodI munhe 7oologtite ueberrald-
ina. Sic ben 3uiommeubnng Der beu'
tiqen Stnabeltbiere nit DEN alien
6cif6pfen Don 8ononana auIfIdreu
f6nnte. Gonn miro Die neue alul1e
Der @irhelthiere, oeren 1elt1om1ter
Bertreter ieBt unIer Staunen erDedt,
i'm niIierihuftlihen SpItem Der
3ooIogen lire beoelttiame Steue er-
hQlten.
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Cine meme Slrt BON @irbelz
tbteren.

0onbpanaIanb, 6iefer DerI untene
GrDt6eil Der urpeIt, Der auf Der
Slobalbtueel 4fritu nit Snbtsn ter
bdnb, ben SnotIden S5eQn erflGte
unD lid peitlth in ben 4tIantiIfen
i6ob, mar Don elmer 2bisrpelt beO0Iz
tert, pie lie DunberIi6 unD ieltIam
ME pteoer qeTeben porben lit. Sin
8eih0pf bieies oerIaoQensn Gontiz
nents, Der in Der s~yuro5eit ~uni@vItug
uno an Dsiieu Steue Der ;Sno;fAe
S3ean trat, lsbt nod in uniere Gage
htniiber uno lit crit Dor tur3em IN ben
ndhtountlen Mdl0ern be5 hpudnptz
Id3en Qeugrineas entoett porhsn.
8pn bieiem mertpiiroigiten 5bier hes
auItraliiten Grot6eils, Dem Bites
iQel", er8G6lt WiIbelm 80li0e in
nueber 2Qno unb Meer": Die 8onoz
panatbiere glid2en tbeil5 Reptiiien,
t6eiL8 SGugetbiere, tAeils mar Is, al5
pole lid in linen Elm gang neuec britt
ter Snpus btlDen, Der aus Der per-
fhiebenen S6ierflaifen grote3f Su@
fammengeitideIt mar. On oteie p5anz
toftiI1e Qdune Der Ratur aug urpettz
tQqen e%rinnert 6eute nod 0o2 lngen~
umpobene SGnabelthier. S6on ror
Ssa6ren mics Elm e~tn3elrer ShoD:l
Die erite Spur, oaB in IuTtra(ren
groBe 2anoI6nabelthiere %0ortGrsn;
na6 uab nab aber bat e5 ii6 5erupsz
oeTteQt, baB bQs eigentlide GntTd,z
tunosqebiet bteIer Gan0ifna6elt9;Cre
in unferen 5aqsn Neu9uined 4. .0jer
pobnen mebrere jener 9roben Sortrn,
fir oie man ben Namen r8l:e5tdel"
erfunoen bat, pennQIei3 Die msiIten
bieier @cten tein Deifes 8It.3, ion@
bern pirftiGe StoGeln beiissn. Sun,
srften M2ale lit Elm Iolfer lang rno
bidTtadeliqer @liesi9el CRroefinna
nioroaculeQtQ) in Den 3Oolos;ihsn
Bdrten al @mIterbam Iebeno 1elon1t.
TQft ME elm nin2iger elephant Iicbt
bieIer ~ein3iqartiue 8eieQe ous; ber
Gdndbel bie9t iiG I'll etnem Qepalti:
aen trunnlen RiiIIeL pie Elm Bfeifen:
ro6r elm; Der 2eib miro Eel hieier
5taneltbier ppu hoheu, qan3 elephd1:
tenarticen SGulenbeinen 7etrile7
Daau fommen noh Die fturt ausoe.
biIneten GuBsren Shrmu7heln. I'M
bod bat oieIer rglephant Don leu.
Guinea" in Wahrheit niGts nit einen
Glerhanten I'll tbun; er 1T oIelnlea,
Der lebte 8ote aug ienen aeEeimNib.
pollen unteroeganQeren @Onnro"1
lamb, Der @ertreter elmer nsuen 8Id6
Der MirEsltbtere, bie naf1 Der NnirA
manter 3oploGcr olethnertAt1 lebe1
Rcptilien, 00ce.n unb SGu1@thjere1
Ftehen mlBte. 3ie'e Shnahtltbier
fino ia feline edtsn Sdu9et6iers, rem
man peiB, baB lie cen Ger Sh!lct,o
ten G6nliGc Gier le9en, uno res ihr
GluttemperQtur ie na6 Der luBert'
Qufttemperatur iteiot uno fGQt, cin
/. GiaenfhQft, Die bic nehielndrrs
aeptilien BON Sen D1uerplrms
Sduaet6ieren unteriteioet. Run ia
zen lie aber bereits oos 6aar De
5Guoet6ieres, penigftens in Der 6orr
, pon Sta0eln. uno iAre Sungen loe1
ben nod i'm 81 ourh Sdfte oe5 M}n'
terIeibes, fpdter aber Durf eine vi
/ Muttermil6 ielbit senGbrt. mtildr6.I
~bunssn sptIneu Reptil uno cana.
thier iinb tie, gerabe 10 fpie jene dlte
9pnbp1nathiere, Die Suurier III
IourierdbnIihen WeIen. in beren anl
denbou Reptil unp Sdugethter Qletd
fam mitsinanoer ransen ano oaEsbs
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Sranerieier in Der Sanielmann 2oge

Die Sanielmanu Soge go. 20S, s..
& y. 81, geoadte geltern ibrer I'M
2aufe oes Sabre5 abgeihieoenen
Mitglieoer. Die S~rnuerloge mar BEN
Solgeuoen 9epibmel: 4uguIt 8oeier,
aeitorben am s. 5ebruar; 5rieori6
s. 8erner, gcitorben I'm IA. 6e.
bruar; Soiepb anorr, geItorben aH
Z. SUM; gbmlrnO 8ruber, geItorben
am q. September.
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Efrlifler Tinber.

Gon. WecWtiIIan, pom go. 1924
8obaib alpenue, fano geitern On Der
Gde Der s. Auenue uno GIN StraBe
einen bealuubigten G6ef iiir $500
ari Dem S~eiten1Dege. Gr i~ibergub ben
Gbef Dem 8erfehrspoIi5iIten Grell.
binger, melher nus merthuolle Bapier
i'm Observation-Disclosures ablieferte.
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n(1n0IelcgrGpD
Der 4ampf ums 8Ireer@
III II eramt t.

Canton. 81, II. NoDem6er. Iuf
Gruno elmer Gntiheioung bes Hsf@
tiers garnum bon Youngstotpn. iDuroe
Mapor 5urnbull Wontag aufseIorz
bert, bon isinem poiten suriid5utreten
uno 6arrp Shilling plab 81 MAIDEN.
4uf ben gtatb feines Mnpdltes bin,
ueiaerte 5urnbull, Der Mufforberung
su entfpreden. Shillins unt.rbreiz
tete Wontag Mben0 benz Staotratb.
Der tpie 3%urnbutl bemofratiid lit, iei>
ne giirsfhaftspapiere. bic aber nidt
angenommen tpurben. Beibe Sbsile
beiteben auf ibrem Rehte unb Derben
ben Gall Dors Rreisesri4t unb Obers
osriAt briHoea.
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Tcutidler 2ittcrariidler &ln6.

9Sn Der Situng oes 0eutihen Git
terrariihen Stubs om Wtttttpoh
4beno balt Serr Gmil Steiumanr
ben Tortrag.
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Srtef III
Tr. 1ttmer d 60,
StrgbamtuH, %. y.

gsreis, mas spamp.sRsot ftr eis thun pttb.
G9geibeu Sic al Or, &iImer & 60, Btn3z
bamtOn, u. g., fir cine NrObeflai2e. sic
>pirO &sDeu ttbsr3en9en. Sic erbaIten fsruer
cir gttheIbeu BON tpertbUouer Conformation
tbtr Nisrsn uno glaie. J8eun sic ibretben,
Ieien Sic fner uuo srtpdbusn Sic Oos 6tn=
ciruati Sdglibe 9olt5blatt. Regulare
~funf)tg Gents uuO eiuen Solar GlQlbeI
Tuo irr alien apotbsteu fdufli1.
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unfdue.

- Ger So Sabre aIte @in. SSobn.
ion bon Mt. 8aibington fiel gelteru
an Der @ooiter Bife BON ieinem $50
gen nnb 3og iid ifIimme aopfipuu'
Dem an. Gr muroe in Dem Eoli3eI-
automobiI uud Dem itaotIihu So
ipitQl qebratf.
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u. 2santen.

SIN ltdotiIfen 9auamt ipurh'u
qeItern Die f~olgenDsn 9ausrlau6niB
If)eine erpirtt: 8!ctoria Cheat. 60,
e~iuit0diges Observation-Disclosures auf
benz 9runoitiid go. 928 = $50 Oit
McUliuan StraBe, $4,000; 4nbau
an oas Yfarrbaus Der Wt. Quburs
0suti6e1 Wetbobiiter G.lneinps Rn.
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The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-20
COLE BROTHERS CIRCUS COMING

Long famous for strange and curious
forms of animal life to be found in no
other geological gardens, Cole Brothers
triple menageries this year contain an
exhibit which is just now occupying
the attention of scientists and natura-
lists everywhere. 1t is the only black
camel ever seen in capativity and the
only wild one ever brought to this coun
try. Prof. Knude, who has given
great deal Of study to the subject,
claims he finds this remarkable beast
a descendant of the few which sur
vived the storms about the year 100
overwhelmed the village Of the Cobb
plateau and killed all of the people. At
any rate it is prize Of which any
show might Justly boast and yet it is
but one of the many invaluable display
made by Cole Brothers United Shows,
which are to be seen at Blackfoot on
Monday, May 9th.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-20
THE PROGRESS OF MAN

Never before in the history of the
world has there been shown such an
exposition Of the evolution Of the race
from the time Of cave dwellings, skin
clothes and stone implements, to the
era of wireless telegraphy, aeroplanes
and vegetarianism, as will be seen at
San Diego in 1915 There under the
scientific direction of DR.. Edgar L.
Hewitt, will be Illustrated the progress
Of Man from the infancy of the race
onward through the dim awakening of
the intellectual powers, to the full
realization and use of his mental fac
ulties.
The sharpening of his wits by the
chase Of animals for food, and in war
fare with man and beast in preserva-
tion Of his life and the lives of his
mates will beillustrated. Then will
come the development of the higher
faculties, and exposition of Mans pro-
gress in arts, sciences, literature, in
education. music, transportation, agri-
culture. mechanics, and in short, in all
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-20
VOTE OF THANKS

We the members of the board of
trustees of the Moreland M. E. church
take this opportunity to publicly OK
press our appreciation to all those
who in any way contributed to the
magnificent results achieved on the
day of the dedication of the new
church.
We desire to mention especially the
courtesy of the Methodist church of
Blackfoot in dismissing It's services,
the excellent music rendered by the
choir during the day and the gcner-
GUS gifts by the people of Blackfoot.
We record our appreciation Of the
artistic pulpit presented by Mr.. N.
Newcomb of Aberdeen.
We heartily thank the friends of
the local congregation Of Latter Day
Saints for dismissing their services in
our behalf, and also do we thank the
Moreland Relief society for the loan
Of chairs.
D. F. Bott,
Fred Kleinschmidt,
M. Jacobson,
Fred T. Hines,
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-20
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND
PAUL ooETz MARRIED

Paul Geots, aged SO. and Miss Elsie
Leicht, aged ~, were united in mar
risge hst evening at 9 o'clock BY
Justice of the Peace Felix Van Reuth
at the judges home on South Third
avenue. A large party Of friends Of
both parties attended, and the event
was very jolly. The bride Is a recent
arrival from Chicago. but during her
comparatively short stay in the Gate
City has made many warm friends by
her charming ways. The groom is EN-
ployed a. meat cutter by Joe Reuss &
Co., on North Main street. and i'd one
of the best known butchers in the city.
He recently returned from trip to
Argentine Republic. Following the
ceremony last evening, a long line of
of automobiles took the bridal party to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ruess,
where delightful wedding lunch was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Goetz will re-
side in Thursdays Poca.
tello Tribune.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-20
BUTTE MEN BUY
FINE IDAHO FARMS

A. j. Showalter, the general agent
for the Aberdeen Valley Investement
company, has returned from a trip to
Bingham county, Idaho, where he
went with ten Butte men to look at
farm lands. He reports more than
$5O. 900 sales.
A. J. Mcdonnell purchased fine
ranch for $4,000 and is more than
pleased with it. He has no
hesitation in saying that it is the
finest land he has seen in the north
west He predicts bright future for
the new town Of Aberdeen. and is ad-
vising all his friends to locate there.
Among those who made the trip
were Paul Hardeis of the M. J. Brand
enstein company, c. F. Dunlavy Of the
Continental Life company, William
Dorr with Hennessey's, T. N. Prud-
honme Of the Tramway mine, and sew
eral others and all made investments
and join in praisfng the fine land and
bright prospects of the country.
Mr.. Showalter, who is located at the
Butte annex, says that he is in Butte
to stay and that he intends to show
his farm lands to every man in Butte
who wishes to buy a farm.-Butte
Minor.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-20
e fields of civilization,

the fields of civilization.
or lies which would make the exposition
one Of the greatest educational events,
in the history of the world, even It.
there were nothing else to it but the
illustrated Progress Of Man. But there
will be other features and all Of them
will be of such great interest that
they who fail to count San Diego in
their plans for 1915 will inevitably
regret the omission all the rest OF
their days.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-05-20
AND IT CAME FROM
sEARs-RoEsUck.

Last week a man had a horse die
while the man was loading freight, at
the depot. The horse was ordered
out Of town by Bill Drew, policeman,
but being entirely incapacitated, it
became necessary for the owner to re-
move the equine. A cayuse team was
obtained the neck Of the horse en-
circled with a log chain, the other
end fastened to wagon, and the
lfuneral procession attempted to wend
its way to the river bank. When op-
posite the residence of a local hard
ware man the team played out, and
the hardware man, whose heart Is Of
unlimited size, told the man to drag thu
carcass onto a vacant lot, and said
tleat he would have his team and man
pull the body out, If the owner would
help. This the latter agreed to do and
the next morning returned, and with
the aid Of the hardware mans en-
ployee, who by the way did most Of
the work, the horse was taken to the
river bank and laid in its last, sad
resting place.
The owner came up town after the
funeral ceremony and going to the de-
pot loaded nice little bunch of
freight, from Sears, Roebuck & Co.,
among which was a cook stove and
set of work harness, both of which
were being sold by the harware man
who happened to be ut the freight
house when the man was loading. The
owner Of the dead horse could not
have rubbed it in much harder, except
to not have returned in the morning
and left the hardware man to defray
the entire expense of the burial Of the
horse.