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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-24

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mstI.- 9nfubr 1888 Sbts., gerfanst
3 1893 BIS. Der Wartt mar hsute Hetia.
Spring Satent e5. l0-545, gsiut.r straiatt
"a. 1870. SStnter ga.ents $3.50. .25,
esrina clears 44.5o-i.80, Binter Grtra,
No. / S4.10-4.20, sto. 2 eo 400. 10,
Ranias straiahts t4.30-4.50.
NsasenmtbI Scr beat. hetia. Rair
bic sutss s3.s0-4.oo. AOte. bts iancs s4.o5
Alb.
guADet, mthl IN rubia ,u $3.50
Der loo vfunb fair bic aut.s 1926 -
SIS. hste. bis fanes 81. .00-5.25.
Wsismetf mar f.f Ssina neiSes
unb selbes 81. .65--l.7o, srobss sl.6O--l. .s5,
AiIusriee t425.
tneiten nemineu. am.ricar Csc
rus Canadian Csc {. |. 7. Rem Bort
Sssetn ruhia. no. 2 A.a.rn Tie
Bel antunit {. |. I. DufaLo.
ssrts ia fen. usIsseras 80 -- 72s
{. II. ruFals.
1eia.n.-3ufuhr 81 POO gu. s,rfanbt
- gu, Nartt unatrsa,It. no. rsts,r
neuer 1861 auf oem esl,iis uno lo8s T. -
sGptmmsns. Hs. Kortasrn Duluts 1oaht
T. 0. 8. ihpimmens.
@sIfAfsrn.-- 5ufubr -, gsrfanst
$3.50 bu. Nartt nemin.a. arpert go. 2
neur 82t I'm elesotsr unS SIC I. b.
iApimmsns.
eafsr.-sufusr 12 900 Gu. .e.rfanst
6,410 gu. Tarft IN f,tia. stsusarb nti.
Ser 40xt i'm aIesatsr. Ns. . n.tstr 4olzt,
30. 3 401zt, re. 4 40t.
Ssa III felt. - vrimd 1856, 90. | 13ot
No. 3 l20c. 10. 3 95-105c.
6ssfeu itttia.-- stan 1911, srbird.
r,r Bic Dolce 20-25s; 1919 9-l4c; BatiFe
ssaf 1911, srstaarsr ba Asts. 20 - 25c,
1910, 9-l5e. g.
Saxts Hns Hart - e.ntra[ sm.riea
25iit, Soaota 241I--25Ht.
ysrt 1T fen. Samila s20.oo - 81. 90,
bert ssar sls.75-22.oo, Nj 5000
also.
sect in fea. samitu 1850 - 1900,
Wss sl6.0o--l6.50. e,si. Shintsu $500
snsia W.s tla. a.o0--is25
Sat Wssts ius fstia. sep0.sIt. Bel.
li,s. 10 bis It Dfb., IL - l4t. DO. Shal.
ierns ,9-8a'. b. eala ls st-!4e.
SAwal, IN tart. RissE. B.s srima
nent sli.S5. Q. a.Sl2 20, Gsmpsuue s1%-
$40.
Ssts in feter srima eits ,u Tax
Esuntrq l6-l61<e. =
9aamD sllfaamsu CtI III fsif.--
Srima roses an 1888. srima ssmasr
| ssIbes s.45-5. .55.
SttrsltHm IN Hstia saiFnirt.s
Ren Dsrf 1886, ssiIas.ISsta uasSaltimsr.
1885, DO. in Gulf 81 75
nstls in fsf. TomsRie eI..es Sbi'
J-32c.
Oar, in astia. STRAINED, s.sSsnIiSs.
bis sutes $3.50.
fsrstnti n ia itft ,u 4Ie.
Reif in j,ttia. ginbtimiiAsr 4-sc
Saina 6L4-6s4t.
! Wslaffssi IN i,f. n.n Crlsaas Cs.r
ssttle, cater biz Dolce. 37-52c.
su6er. 1sdsr in fea. gtuseassss
- ssa. 3.6ls. Centrifugal ss Zen 4.I1t,
RsIaHss.3utsr 80 S,a $3.50. HaffHtrtti
10 letter. Cut 9soF 5.80e, gruIses $500
menIe II" s.45e. gubss 5.35c, Sssserst
S.25c, 0rauulatss 5.l0c, Diamsus n
S.l0s. SsHfetioHsrs n" 4. Csc, Re. 4.S5
As. 24.s0e, re. "a T5t. no. 49, Toe. 10. 5
4.65, re. 8 4.s)t, 10. 4.55t, TO. 9 4.50t,
Re. 4.45s, Ne. 10 <.4)c, 4s. IL 4.35. So,
4 12Ag1c Va lyA2Sr ns IA A lS-
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ahtsaas. %. NaauR.

Mssl. - Ter Vsrtt IN pilIts. ssintsr
yaients ~ 35-i.70. 5traisbts t4.00--4.6 80,
6prina Saientsf4 30-5. so, 5traisbts "a. 90
--4x5 Dassrs s35O-4.00
Msiss u.-Tir SEPTEMBER 93ss "a L1c,
am eaius 93le fur Ts,emb,r 93ls-
937Ss, am stlas s3lse fir Wai 81
97aSs, am EhIus 97t.
@elfhtsrH-s Air sspttmber 7iA-
T4s.' am e6lui 72sSc; fur T.isnibtr 1897 p
--55s, am Shlus 54c far Ttai 534-
Sac, an e6Ius 53isc,
9afsr.- aur September 32I, -3234e,
am sAlut 32tet fdr December 327s-
3sLe, am sdIus s21se; fir Nai 34rs-
354s. ain Satus sac.
Essee a. Rs. 2 73-75lge.
Osrhs. Gut. sutteraertt 43-45c,
cute bic Asiee Ral,ssrss 63-T0e.
ftmstbsfaa aamsa. - asue sS.65
per 6xatasr.
AInfssmta - sio.oo-l5.5o per
gsatner.
wetssrt-l7.s7l 1890 Der DBL AIR
September tl7.s7n -- 1875, am 6hlut
1874, fur cttobsr si7.s7a-ls.05, am
ehtas $500 'ur Januar 1905 -
l9.l7t<. am ehlus sle 10.
o SAmsIt-sl095 per 100 yfunt. Nar
September SO 82i - 1895, am SAIus
slos5; fur Gttsbu sios3lx - lI05, am
ehlut 4liy05: fur 3anuar sl0.621t -
10.72x, am Sdlus ,l0.T2Ii.
Sksrt 4tpp.nfrt te n-esie $40. q
per 100 Sfune. BUR Ssstsmber 5000 -
lo.95. am s6Iui tl0.92lf; fur cstober
$40 90--l0.9S. am StIus 9l0.97is; fur
5anuar $40. l0h 10. is Y am g dIus $40 Is.
Nsttsr. - Nsrst III fen. greansrtes
22I-25e, Darn 2l--23e per vfans.
eisr. - Rar.s IN itstis. 8rif6s Ill -
zoe Per Cabsas.
Axfe. - Rar.t ia asiis. Grean 15ls
-l5ke Der Sfane.
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3iuu in isf ,u s4605-46.50 aupf. r
n fsf: eate 175S-17Ae. eIscthrolstit III
l75a-l7Xc, eating iu l7la-l74e. Slsi
hetia ~ $3.50 -- 40; SptItsr ia 'sf
iu ST. f0-7.25. eii,n pdr h,ut. tetig. Io. !
5sunsrn Kortb.ru ~ sl6.50-l7.00, no. 2
DO. su sl6.0o-l6.75, 30. SoutherH urs
80. | Sout6.rn foit "a tl6.25-l675.
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Mtnbsie b. - Die 3Rfubr tuar sisms
lid gros uns bte ersife ffstig Sioders nnb
6eebers nartn In 9ddfraae nno farf bes'
aleihen quite UtiIhsube, Ddbreno bic orotnn'
rem fstte bltsbsn.
9Apete 3ttsrs $6.75--8.25, ertra $8.35
--a50, fauep .. CAfsa $2.75-6.oo,
bletfherFere $450-785, auserlefens bis
srtra 81 9o--S .25, 6eif.rs $8.ss-6.75, aus.
srIefens bis egtra S6.75-750 faneb -
fiibt S1.75-4.75 auserlsiens bic ertra $500
-67b, Gamers $l.75--8.25, Stoders nnb
Geebers "a. .00--6.25.
8ullen.-Tis 8atfrags mar cine CUTE,
bic 3ufuhr Hur maSig unb bic prstie ftetie.
Ndsere ans Teidts "a 05-4.76, Bologna
a.10 = 4.s6, ertra $4,75, fstts euasn
$4.76-6.45.
adIber. --8ei gutter 4adfrage mar Der
Jtartt hsuts itetig bis ltart.
Crsin6rs pnb arsss 81 60-9.50 fair bis
quite leihte $7.50-9.75, ertra $9.75.
adfber in ben nommiiiiOus- Sduisru. --
Sancn 93ze, primn bis ouserIefene 81a--9e,
orsindre 4-6Re.
9 d tpeine. - Die 3ufuhr mar heute
asrina uno Der Wartf tart. Die Nadfrase
mar e.ne CUTE.
Sdwsrt $50 gfuub oufn1rts 45-S.65,
cute bis aussrtefeus Berpa1unas. uuo
aIsiiheriorten IS 60--87 rs, a.mifdbte gersa.
dunasforten So 40-s so, orbindrs bis aus
trlei.ne iduer, fette Sdue S. 00-875 srtrs
t7.60-77s, Staas 81 00--6 30 trtra S6.75,
leiAtt 8erianbtiorten $800-S Is, 5ertsI bon
10 3fb. uns pentqer $5.00-775.
Shafs 1nb edmmsr Die 3ahs
fraae mar cine CUTE unb Die Breti. ftetig.
Snnft. - grtra 1886, gate bis aus
erI.fsne 800 - $50, orbtnare bis oute
81 .25-2.90. Wuttcriaafs s3.50-4.25, 5dbr'
tinee a. 00--5 90.
qGmmer. 6rtrd bratten 800, CUTE
6is aus.rl.feue s6.00-6.90, orpindre bis
| fair. t425-5 rs, guus $2.50-4.00.
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I,.u. : stsrgf l.bho,t nns tett no. I

Oeiaen. Stsrst fsbtalt nnS feff. no. .
rsttt nemer Dintr los 1O7t, 70. 8 bs. 81
- t04s, no. rstksr 86--o3e per Dnfbe.
Versauft nnrben: / Gar 80. 3 rotber Msnter
Az 101Ke, Gar bs. su 10lf, Gar DO. 90
sa 1031kc, Gar bo. tu 06c, Gar rotber
Mlnter add Yrobs gu 99e, Gar bo. gu e7c,
Gar no. adbrenb iu 93e, 500 Hu. bo. NIT
Safer ~ 63e, Gar 9o. rotbsr fehr feuht
sn 08e nnb 375 5u bo. fehr befubelt, nit
Roagen ,u 85e auf benz gtldis.
0eTfAfsrn.-Narft In rubia nnb itstig
10. nsiSes SO - Sac, 30. 8 DeiSes 80 -
s216e, 10. 4 neibes 79-81e, 70. 2 selbes SO
---8le, 70. Q bo. 61l]-S2e. 10. 4 Do. 10
-811<e 10. 2stmifAtes 90 83c, 10. 8 DO.
SI-62s, no. Abe. 1896, ptiSes RoIben.
fern 70---81t, selbes DO. S1---s3s. gsmifdbtts
bo. 80-62e per Hufh.l gsrsauft nurbeu:
3 Gars 30. stmtiAtes ~ slxc, lear no.
4 ,u 81t, 1Gar DO. su size. 1ear semiiGtss
mad probs IN 79s, 2 gars no. aelbes gu
slke, 1 Gar bo. su S1Ie, Gar 70. bo.
an Size, 2 Gars SO. 3 n.ists ,n S2kf, !
Gar 30. A bo. su 69l1e. ear weises mad
Yrobe ,u SOC aui bsm 6eieiit, 2 Cars no. 3
asmiidies ,u s2e bel dntunft, Gar aelbss
aoIbensorH ,u S2e bel dnfunft. Gar DO. ~
81 tSt uno Gar tpstbes DO. su Sllde duf
benz eeltiie.
6afer - Nartt ruhia uno feftr. no. Q
neutr we,ser SO -36tt Stanbare Deiser 3D.
-36c, No. 3 ne,set 34Is -351at, 10. Detser
321k -34e. no. aemift,tsr 33l5 -34t, Ro.8 DO.
33-33Lsc, ae. a DO. 3l-33 Der Du. BerfaHft
ipureta: Cars ao. 4 psissr 3u 3211c,
Gar DO. Ill 831Sc, Gar bO. su 33e, Gar
SO. 8 DO. su 34Iae, 2 ears peiser sdhren'
Der III 5oI5t, Gar wsiber nahgrobt, ABB.
r,ne, ,u 30e gar DO. su 325zc. Gar mel
ser parmsr iu 30l5C. l Gar STANDARD nsi'
ser ,n 36te / Gar DO. tinisss alt III Bic,
$50 4u. peissr mad Drob, nit Rtisu ,u
30c nas Gar aemiittss mad grobe. tteiI.
psife aabrenb III 31t auf BEN gsleiit.
Mssaen. Nartt attia. no. 75-7sc,
Ro.3 73-75t, TO. 4 65-73e. 8srfauft ipur-
ben: Gar 30. 4 ,u III Ne uuo 600Su. no.
nit gSe,ssu ,u 73e aui btm GeIsiic,
@s rfe.-go. 3 sSiater b0-70e, no. 2
Srdbjabrs rs soc, 30. 8 367-75t, 10. 4
60-s7t; suttsrasrHs 40--80s per gu.
SerH.nmat,. 8rasla5rsJerf: 95s
los Der gu.
8nsf.iA b.r y.tr.t,.. er.iis rnit s.-i..
RistH am sl.ihta fal. ssi o,rta.n Jaarss
gus. 90 1919. dus. %. 1911.
meti.n, 30. 9 rother :. i06c 92t
MeIfhfsrn, no. 3 asmif&t.s 80: 65s
sai.r. no. 2 asIuiihser utu.r 81. 4lLst
Reastn 10. neusr ..... 7Sc 92t
6tu 10. 7imotha 1850 s2l.75
@htstn
war,t vt- E.tir. s.-'rt't uvreen
s42 ebN. Tiain.rs ainifhes Gosss auf
Der Bats ssu sf,3s per saTaa..
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Osts. es~ss sss anism 10 sss Dsrf.

0sls zen eau sasss u M AZ aHs.
sslisttH.
ptma ed4aftspayiers surssH iu 5-51<%
bisisatirt.
Gtsrtias erManat astia. Siht ~
s4.s7l4, nab 90 faas ~ ~ $4.S31-4.S4..
Dnnbss. Cbfiaattontn Daren ne
hs uns rsrbsH pis fslat ansstrt:
Ser. etsateu Nefnnbins AZ 1001f~l0iA,
- rssiArirts (lSf5l iiSh-ii4z, esusens
iI3%-Il4k, ~ rspiartrts l02 - lO2A.
gsassns l02 - l02H. yannma Rssifferss
~ iO0ts--10i.
Ntttea marie. Der Narft mar heutt
'ehr rutia uns nur gsriaatn aursihmdntun-
asn anisrDerfen, bod waren bic Dretis TN
MHaemsiHsu fte unb bic Shfnsuctirunasa
fanstn In ben msiftsn Jdll.u etuas nbsr be-
nsn ben asfsrn. Der @sinmmt. nmFas be-
lief ft auF ESQ. 100 astisR.
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6sr.-Ttstft fet'r. Hi'Tt'rf.r AEt
qsdf s.A5e, ssneer.s 5s5, sab.s s.91t.
srouufat.s 5.s5c. Gsuftetion.rs n" 5.5oe.
on 81" 5.3o-5.50e, neis.r .rtra e" 5. %
--S.2os, srtra g. 5.05-5.l5e, crsindr.r
s.Ib.r A.e5-5.0oe
Msrau.sts s.si-. RES Orsar' Cs.r
setfis s2-50e, Centrifugal ls-fss, per-
esNsue
s,ts.- MART H.nas r.ssrr uas H.li,.
asaihaHa, Fanes 6tas az Tie. srtna
-s1Ie, srstnarer sL-tzs, 5apaa 4k-6At
per SfuHs.
Tatrs Srssu"'
wartt rusiq. pr,ift uno.rdn.
bert. RaRsh Gr,amern give. grsamsra Hre
26s, be. f,ssnss 24s, faues DARN pic, ITO.
20tIs Ser sfuus.
aaf,. - Warst H.tia. c6is l6t. 1srs.
peFIiAer ls-lsL6t. asp fsrs Tie. 5hp.i.
,r21-2tc. ~. Srii Is, etmbarssr i7fe
Der Bfuns
aisr. - warst ruhia. uuo bic 9rsiis
atia. 9rima frifhe 6ihnsreisr axe. TrHs
zoe. orsinarp SrRs l7s isesHes 14e per
Ttt strIuH db.
etGassr. - gna.bct a,naasue. preis
iittia. ghiStus bon BIB. uHe barubsr lSt,
uHtsr gfrne Is - lsc, 4ahner 12e, 6ah.
ne s%t. fruthhhner l5e. Guus Sc, ntiss
sntsn l0c. s.nti6ts &c. iunse enttn 10
1876. @duis &c per rfans.
Obauns a.uff'
Sssfsi. - waiosu +Infh S275-3.o0.
fausn s2.5O-3.00. auserleisHs sl.25--2 90,
anhere 5O--7ss per Tu.
eitrsuen- Rarst fstiJ. Galifsrata
81. 3.25-4.50 per siae.
rrauuen. Warst raii1 m, astit.
ea,s Saleneia 81 25o-3.50 per Rife.
Hirusu. - @drtIetts S2. 70 - 400,
TuiAsiit $225-2.50, aaesrs 25s -- 81 90
per 9u.
yfirfi4.. - elb.rta s1.0o - zoo per
Babel.
3u9ermsfsnsH.- Warnldno $l.50--
lis Der gtanssrb Crate. 5noiaua etans.
arb sl.25-l.50 Der Crate
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per
! 100 sta6.
pfIaumsn. Tamion S1.25 - l.5O,
aneers 75s-sl 90 Der gu.
MeintraubtH GoHcore zoe per
Aovb bon 10 piHuo.
Aartsffeta - gouiseiat $3.50, sin.
bsimifAt 90 .50-2. rs per Obi.
SusfarfsFfefn. - Biraiaia 81 80
Der Camper, nne t3.7S--4.o 90 per Obi.
Araat.- Marst aetts. peuisciue 75s--
81 30. einhsimiiHes 1851 90 psr Grats.
ssiebeIm.-eouisyi1s 81. .00-2.25 psi.
| De 75s--Si 90 Der Snihel.
eHrteH. GinbsinuA. 20 - 25e per
| Tusene.
astbs.3aben. - lo-i5s per Dapsas
paHbel.
sraneBosnsn.-75e-si.o1 per 2 su.
gad.
3Hfsrfsrn. --Gin5simifass I2k-15s
per FubeHh.
9omatotl - einseimif6. rs - sOs
per Nuf6sl
Aarsttsn. - oaHss l5--20e per Tus.
HuR6el.
Aosfialat. 80 T5e--sl.00 per Camper.
eanp.
6stasn. Marft aetis. Tuma Mar
tssfst $3.25. sssebts nab Sci esss sesHifte
Nass $2.So per On.
csG--Mart, ia rus,s. xsass xs. Il,
msfbs $3.50. Ns. 30. tI7,00
-. 1i5.Oo--l6.00, AIee 30. ! semifetes
el7 90 -lS 90. 10. Q DO. sl5.o0-lSO0, Ne,
-. after 1890 -l8 90, Rs. 4 10. $500
--l400 per Goa. 70. 2 altss Simoths
s2f 80. no. 1880.
NitIe.afatter n astia.-Atsis 32i. 90
-2s.00, 0ibsline srsks 92S.50--2T 90, B.
fsises $500 $500. senif4tss 6sttsE e22.0t
$500 per fsaas IN DALI saS el.00 nek'
asf BEN O,leife.
DsrfAisbeaeI
cefe. -- Hartt ik astie. .--s seiasf rsh<i
Sc, sfeAteS 67t per oAasas h paEiisi
hss Oil. ertra niater Ia 2aro6I 6s,
W DsHens. Esttsa esss Del 66-S6e ps
1a0eas. 1txpsHtia ~; pstrelsna. Dtil
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GineiHnatt. %. auaua.
5Hfasr uns Bsrfanot pdhrene Der ptrHof-
fenen - stuHben, bersliAen INIT ssn serber.
ssheaAsu 4 fagtn pareR Dte iolgt:
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Ehttaoo. %. Nuouf 1912

4tusst.a.-B..Dsss s5 s5-l050. s.ras
Stiere S.. .O0-685, psiflihs Sti.rs Sc 25-
8.s5, Ste6.rs uns S.ebsrs s. 80 - 7.50.
Aihe xue Stiftrs So 65-S 10 edlber 50. so
1925. Wartt Han uub itpah.
6Astius. etiht. S8.l5-S.77, &C..
mifAt. So O0--975. iGpers 81 S0-8 u.
rauhc s7.85 - 805, ssrf.t $3.50 -- 8.15.
Warft TART uno 5-l0c 'h6bsr.
ShaFe uuo edm mm.r-ShaFe: Gin
htiniihe $3.25-4.35. DeftIiAs $325- 35,
S6krI;nse "a. 40--5 40, qdmmsr eiubetmt.
foe S4.50 - 720. ntfiIihe $3.50 - 7.35.
Wartt itetia unb 10t bobsr.
3ufukr Ninseita 800. ShDetne
8, 900, Shaft uns 2dmm.r 5000.
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BON Welbi,sartte.


tnduHatt. ~. aueue fe1a
ebsnfs bic an ben bstteroebenbes 1aasn,
70 Dateu aud bsuts bic 6efAafts In ben Bite.
tasn Danfen isbr rHhta aHe biz 3insrattn
isEe Hsesrie, ea bic 0anfsn aenuasnbs ljsubs
an eanb tabsH. Carlsbtn ssn saa~ nagbsn
bon Gen eaHisn ~ St<-t% aussstisbsa unb
0dAaftsDapisrs au 6--6E histcntsrt. Die
Waslsr pIatlrtsn 1arleten vsn eau IA 0k---
~ uae aui Belt ~ 4KS.
os4ig ssf rsS psm
srstsn 10 Bart swtiAeH ganten bsrsauft
~ SsnHssrrats sstrast Sos psamie per
$1,000.
neAisf sss ssssss.
kss hstis. Die fsIssnssn cushrumasn ssS
% bsEiAisn:
isahsa. faa, si&t, A.s7k ,.r
g, % fass siAt. s4.s4x per !;
Yares Gass ei6t, 5.l5-5.f6ti per Hranes
ei0O % fass sint, 5l7l<-520 sranes Der
9f00 fir rsatfAianb & Gage et6t. Ugsrf
6to6s4s bs. so Gage siHt, 94I<e.
Desasntnsdrs 1ias ani eonbon nnrben ~
t.esk, aaf 0lasaOD su 4.ss1s aus auf Hsi-
isa ~ t.sok ptriauft.
Usssss-csassasuss
:sbtj sas fstis. Die caH,sa sasasa sa
ainlauf. gsrfauf.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-24
PRAISE FOR SEWERS
Behaved Splendidly All Dur
ing the Thaw.

A great record is claimed for the
sewer system of the city by street
commissioner Gem. During the r.
cent thaw when hundreds of tons Of
water were poured into the sewer in
let's of the city, of the one thousand
oil these inlets but seven Of them were
out of service. and those only a short
time. Investigation showed that waste
paper thrown into the cutters with the
accumulated leaves was responsible
for the condition of these inlets. The
forty-one miles of city sewers carried
OF the enormous quantities of water
in excellent shape.
As soon as the weather will permit,
general overhauling of. the outlying
streets OF the city is planned by the
street department. Sod had overgrown
and filed many of the cutters in the
streets in the suburbs, and this will be
removed and the cutters placed in bet
ter condition. The street scraper will
be used to crown the streets again
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-24
WHITEWATER LODGE
TO HAVE ROLL CALL

Annual meeting, including the roll
call, and reports on the recent work OF
the lodge will be held for members OF
Whitewater Lodge of Odd Fellows Fri
day evening, February second. accord
ing to announcement made today by
officers of the lodge. Arrangements for
the meeting and the subsequent lunch
con. are being made by a special COM
mittee, and successful meeting is an
ticipated. ~
The most interesting feature Of the
evening will be the annual report OF
Secretary l.. A. Handley. The lodge
has had a most prosperous year in
1911, and the annual reports wih indi-
cate that the members have been
making history for the organization IN
addition to increasing the membership.
The institution is in: good financial
condition.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-24
STRICT QUARANTINE
Ordered by the State Board
of Health.

More strict quarantine regulations
than have been observed in the past
are provided for in the new list of or
ders just received by the county health
department from the Indiana State
Board of Health. Under the new or
ders, the time during which a quaran-
tine must be observed will be length
ened several days. and violators Of the
regulations will be closely watched
and severely .ealt with.
According to the latest orders of the
state board, the county health depart.
ment is forbidden to raise a quaran-
tine until at least twenty-one days af.
ter it is enforced and even after this
time not until a formal report from the
state laboratory has proved that all
the disease germs are gone.
County health commissioner ]. E.
King says that quarantine here will in
the future be at least a few days lon
ger than formerly. because no favora.
BILE report can be secured from the
state until all the danger is passed.
1t is only safe minimum, asserts DR..
King. and the restriction will be ben.
eft in preventing the spread Of conta.
gion.
The first contagion of 1912 in Wayne
County outside of Richmond Is report.
ed today to the county health depart.
ment. Florence Mitchell. OF New Gar.
den Township, has contracted scarlet
fever. The county is in remarkable
good health generally.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-24
(National News Association

PARIS. Jan. 24.-Unless Italy backs
down from what France terms her
high-handed and unwarranted course
in seizing French mail and merchant
ships on the high seas and forcibly
taking passengers from under the pro-
lection of the tri-color, armed protest
will be made.
Preparations to pursue this course
were rushed by the French govern
ment today on a scale even exceeding
the magnitude of the demonstration
which threatened to break with Ger.
many over Morocco called forth. There
was an atmosphere of grave tension
about the office of marine minister
Delacasse and the nature of the con-
ferences held indicated that France is
on the verge of momentous step.
Further complications are threaten.
ed from the seizure of an Austrian
Lloyd steamship Breganzi by an ltal,
ian warship in the Red Sea Monday
Advices from Vienna state that great
excitement prevails there and that the
ancient bitterness towards Italy has
been greatly accentuated by the Incl.
dent. Belief was expressed here that
owing to the constantly strained re-
lations between Austria and Italy over
territorial rights on the frontier that
the Austrian government will back
up France in demanding free right OF
way on the high seas for her ships.
Warships Were Ready.
The French armored cruisers Edgar
Quinet, Ernest Penan and Leon Gam
beta, with five submarines, have left
Toulon for maneouvers off Kyeres Is
lands in the Mediterranean sea. The
super dreadnaught Danton and the
battleships Justice and Verite with
two torpedo boat destroyers are en-
route for Malta, ostensibly to greet
King George, but in reality to be ready
to act if a navy demonstration against
Italy is decided upon.
The cruisers Gloire, Conde and
Marseilles will cruise off Cherbourg
until further orders but also will be
held in readiness for instant service.
France is placing large orders for
fuel, provisions and ammunition for
naval use, it became known today.
Signor Tittoni, the Italian ambassa,
dor in this city, acting upon orders
from his government has delivered
pacific replies to all of the French de-
mands relative to the arrest of the
French ships Manouba and Carthage
but has not yet given affirmative
answer to the French demand that the
25 Turkish members of the Red Cres'
cent society seized on board the Man
ouba be released. This is the princi'
pal demand in Frances ultimatum and
upon the solution depends develop
ments of grave import tosthe future OF
European peace.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-01-24
OUT FOR ROOSEVELT,

DEVILS LAKE. N. D.. Jan. 24.-Re-
publicans here have petitioned the
ence Of the party at which means can
be devised to send delegates to the
National Republican convention who
will b instructed for Koosevelt for
president. The local Republicans sug.
Eest that the state convention select
candidates for delegates for the ma.
tional convention who can be voted for
at the state primary. Ninety per cent
Of the Republicans Of Ramsey county
are for Roosevelt.