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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09

Sur 9erbiitunq Der q insa
III to ogrup ben6rQnoe, oereE
urfu6e meiIt duf bic Iettte @ntsiirbz
Bartlett Der TtlmItoffs, Der Ritroreluz
loie, 5uriidsufiibren lit, .puroc eine
neue grfinounc gemaht, Die offenbdr
geeignet srfhsint, oieier 8eFabr pss
Ginemdto1rap62V QriinDlih por3ubeu=
gen. Gs banout Ii6 pa5t; um bic
5rudt jabr3sbntelungsr 9ttbsit oentz
iher gbentter, beipnoers ocs SNerru
Or. gihengrun. Die 8runoiubTtanS
bes neuen Sid1erbeitsfiIms 1T niht d.
gefdhrlthe SdHbbaumpolls, EoroerH
Elm Giiigidurerertpat Der Baumpoile,
Die iogenunnte 4cetplcellutoIe (GelIii).
8ai 8erubrunS nit elmer gli!nmenoe1
i3iqarren BREMEN bteie TiIms nItt,
fonbern ihmel3tn nur npne jeo. Seusrz
sriheinung. Wlit elmer StiATIanme
t0nnen Die Side,bettsfttma 3lpor ents
8iinoet nerpsn. lie BREMEN aber rur
NIT elmer gang I6Dat fldderrosH
5lamme, Die man 10 'e;h. lpie etn
3iinbbois austiaien tann. Sm Geoen1
iab ou3i tdnn bel Der erploiionsa-tid,
nur benz Sdiebpulper psrslethbar pee
brennenoen Geliuloiofiir;5 BON cinem
4usI0Itsn teine 9eoe Iri'r. is ltegt
nun bic 5Jrage nabe, parum Der q.
herbeitsfilm niht i6on jsBt ulgelHcin
einQefuhrt uno Damit alle Yrd1cgefd5.
rem beIcitiQt I'no. 0arouT 1T gu eripiz
bern, olB Die tehniine 20Iun1 fer
4ufQabe, bieis Sims in arDbeln MaE4
itabe uno ein-anbTreier GrQucnbQcteit
ber3uitslen, err iebt gelur6eu ut. lin
Die Grfinbunq uuf ben r0t9tqen eirGo
Der 8oqtpmmensit gu bri"qtn, gsuilaz
ten nitt bloBe QabprltDrIumsosriuz
DE in tleinem MubItabe. Gs musten
pielmebr QrpBe, toftipieltge 9sr'u4sa
nnlauen oebaut uno Dieoerholt untqes
bdut tpcrDen. in oenen man iabrslang
i'm Mabitabe Der 8rObtshnit arbettete.
3aber puroe aber, ipIe perldutet, fos
eben in 9eutfhluno 9Berte fertio ses
ite(lt, bic ben gefdmmten etnhetrnlfhen
9eoarf an unper brennbaren Tllns Sa
peten perm0Qen. RahDem es gegtiidt
lit, bisiss Raoitalmittel aegen bic Der
heerenoen &inematograpbenbrd CUR
9erfIgung su iteaen, bari oas BubIi.
tdum erpartsH, oaB Die BehDrbsn Der
Girfuhrunq per Siderheitsfilms ihr
ROLES Snterefe 3uDeuoen. Oas tit um
70 leihter mpglich, als nennensfpsrttc
betrisblihe Nenberunqen BET ben Rtne,
matoaraphenzS beateru iiberboupt nitt
erforoerlidh fEro. 2lub bic 8srleeer
Der 9tlms t0nnsu has Reue Nlateria!
in ibren bisRsigen GinrihtuHgeH per-
arbeiteu, obne bab mebr ats etne tlsIne
Mnpufiung uDthig it, Gs lit dber ned,
elm Observation-Disclosures mDment BON
grocer 9eoeutung gu teahten. Die anz
oemeiue Einfumuna Der Std1araeitss
films aus 4cetuleslIloie tpire oem
oeutiheu 8aterIano unse6eare S5Gme
men erbaIten Die jebt iusgluslaHo fliss
ben. Dsnn Der BEL ipettem grpbt' lbeif
Der in 0eutihlanh Dor9efiihrteu 8Ilms
ut ameritautider Sertunft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09
Axsipdrtise ANdrite.


Rsst.-9sfuls f2,s7a 0tts-. aerfsast
5.754 DtIs. Ter Narit mar heuts ieh.--
Spring 1stsHt -. .25-5.50, 0sntss 0tras1ttt
t4.s0-4.40, 8intsr 1sts1Es A.50-l.8a
GpsiRs efsars 34.35-l.45, 0tHtss eytss
Re-. | 13.70-3-S0. NJ. . 10. ee.55--s.6s,
AaHiss Arsie1te $4.75--A.85.
NssSsaRsS ~ wsr feft. 6sir ~ ex.
te49l. .75-4.SQ, Astes ~ fanep e4-SS-S.25,
IN N feit tn 12.1 -
$50 per 100 4f1. fais BIZ estes e1-05 -
o.l5. 1stss btS faney 14.30-S.S6.
4ai1 ne 1G u fen. 0stnss setee1 unS
ssitss 3I.ss--l.70. ersbss tl.6S - 1.eo,
atlnbSisb 3o.7o.
nu4Dstlsn RsmlnsI. QnsssisGa oSs
s1b GsssAtsn - :. |. I. Nsa Desk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09
Ntit benz Wtptorbput iiber bas
Spote Weer.

9ituss Qeben ent dltet iih an ben
ufern oes 5ooten Tleeres, uno binnen
aur3em fpiro nan pieQeiht DON gro
Ben inouftrisqen llnternsbmungen 30
ren, bic Oh oeier nod beute bon benz
Iberglau6eH Der 8epoltsruna umipielz
ten einfamen Statte eriteben tperneR.
Grit tiir3lit bat Die ttirtiihe Regtsz
run9 einem sinfiubrsi6en unb rei6eR
BANTER Sonitdntinopsls cine apn8efz
fion gu BEN getrisb BON gsrgipertsz
unternsbmuugen am 1potsu Wssre err
tbeiIt. Shon friibere Our6forihunz
gen lener Fe3ioreR BADEN ae3etet, baB
bic lfsrgsbiete oes 5optsn Uleeres Ell
usu gang ungetpobnlihsn Rsi6tbun
an miusrdliiteu Shdsen bsIisen, uHo
in bp5antiniihen 3eiten purosn bier
audi rdtHige RupferbergDerte betriez
ben. arsritaniTte ReiieRpe hd6eH
dubsroem srobs Wtarmorablagsrunz
GEN, Borp9pr uno PbOspbate entosdt,
uno bic saH3e 8efhaffenbsit oes 2anz
oes iteInt aubsrosm odruuf bin3uipeiz
len, oaB 8obrunqsn 3rpeifsIlOs 5ur
4uffineung pon petroieumfeIbern
fiihren purDsn. Sal3 piro an ben
liern in grpbeH Qiengen eefunoen,
a6er ba bic tirtiite Rsgierung bos
Sal3monopoI beIiBt, finbet bic 9ris
DatInpuitrie duf bieiem 9ebiete teine
Woslihtsit Der getbdtigung. 4ber
penn audi nph einigs 3ett osritreihen
mag, ebs Suao gai ieiHe aonseTioneH
ausHuBt uno eiuem 5eer bon arbeiz
tern cine fruhtbdrs 4uFgabe itellt:
Die nsus .3eit bat tbreu Groberuuss3ua
auf isne 70 lang perIafenen Regionen
bereits angetreten
Seit Gursem ourhfurht elm Ro=
torboot Die Slutbsn oes 5ooten Wsez
reg, uno duf ibm bat jeBt Der ameri@
taniite Gberit 5aroIo Sbepitons cine
gutoedungsfdbri unternpmmen, bon
Der er in eiuem fsHeIuoen 2lufias bes
.Dips Worlo Nugu8ines" berihtet.
9ieIes Wptorbc0t. oos erite ieiHer
2(rt i'm hsitigsn 2aRbe. III frsilia teine
elsqante 2urusiaht; es gehort benz
mobammsnaniitsn S6eit Salnl uno
mar urfpriiugith ein brettes fhDeres
Seqelboot, in oas Der untsrHebmenos
Sheit er't DOR aur3em einen Qetroz
leummptor sinbaueu lieb, Der benz
itrperen 5abr3eu9e eine Gefhpinoig=
teit pom 5 bis I sngliifsn Weilsn in
Der Stunpe psrleibi. Ss lpar niht
lsiht, BON Der tiirfiideu ReSterun9
Die GrLlubniB gum getrieb einss Wtoz
tobootss auf benz 5obten Wsere gu erz
lane.n, uno S6sit salal muB audi
cine monatlihe 9oht BON 10 tiirti@
Iten gfuno. olio BON runo 185 Wdrt
sablen, nm oas 8orrsd3t Der Wtotorz
bootfaart auf benz 5poten Meere aus
iiben su oiirFen. Die 8on3eHion tit
auf 10 Sabre dbseidhofen uno nab
Qblauf bitter 3sit foa oas Boot
Sheif Salats Gigent6um Der tiirt!z
iten Regierung tueroeH. Die 5ahrt,
bic Sberit 5bepitone NIT bieismgoote
untsrnpmmeu bat. brahte Dem 2lmert=
taner cine lauge aette pon IleberraIte
unQen unn nnaensbrnen gnttduIhuHz
asn. Der Rame 5optes Wleer pett
unpilltarlid) eraue 8oritsllunsen BON
elmer troitlcisn uno etntonigen 2anoz
IGaft, uno oieies 9orurtbsil piro
nod peritdrtt ourh bic aabllpfen 2es
ssnben, bic nod b<ute unter ben Be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09

pfanb. SeiHte gerionbticrten fielen Tim lo'
Cute Terfel limb tetig.
S&mefs sdmeine brahten Ss.30-6.35
sste Bis axserlefsns YerpaSunsss nnf
Sleif f6erfsrfsH e6.80-6.35, semiidts 8sr,
pG<xneslsrten $6.20--6.s0, orbiHSre big
axssrIeiens IL pers fetls GSa. s4. .25--5. soc,
ertra $S.85-5.90, Gtsss So 3.25-5.25, lei6te
8erfanStfrt.a s5.eo-s.20, 5erfel sos 10
kfune uns wentaer $I.25--5.50.
G&afe aao ga m met Die Gu:
fubr mar beute gerina uno bic greiie itettg.
Shafe. --Grtru So .60-75, quite BIS usser:
Iefent S3.10--3.60, oroinars sis CUTE 81 .25
300, Sdbrlinge s4.25--5.25.
23mmer.- Grtra S665--6.75 quite bisaus'
erleiene 500 -- $50, oroinare bis CUTE
$4.25--6.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09

Rtp nsrs. q. Tebrunr.

Rss ssrs, q februdr.
3inn mar ftstta ~ s4s.15-%4.2S; Ruptsr
fen sate l4T - I4xr. gIeetrslss
tste ~ 14k-l+k arb GdtiKs ~ ls1-
l41sf. Biei mar rubis su $5.SS--4 .05 ;
Gyslfsr rubis ~ S6.35--6.5S. Gifsn mar
ftetia. ~. 6suHoru ssrttssn ~ $500
.-1S.5o. 30. q -. ~ $i4.5o-lS.00. SO.
0ext1ssa sns 70, l esxfters ioit ~
e1S.00--l6.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09
Gas. ssu,, nns s,sisn ts aes psrf.

Hdb. benfS uHb ufHsH Y" 7t" HsH'
n selb ,sn eau purbs ~ 2'.-2KS aus
1rins gsI1aftspapisrs pusssn ~ s1z--
~ biSsonttrt.
Sterttns grnarss N ruiatssr. -
et6f IN t4.s7--4S7H uns 60 Tass ~
e4.s3A-4S4.
0uubes.Dbts Darsn fs'
sis unb uurssn nts fstet aaetirt:
Ser. etasten Nefunstns ~ 100
1907, ~ resitrirts tls25) lib - l15H,
CsuSsws l1S---l14, ~ rsstfrtrte iOlH
---i0Q<, Gsayens l0lk-l0aL, SaHsma
geassws ~ 100 esb.
aftienma~f - Die aitien Der Vine
riean Tobaeeo 90. batten bexie tart ~ let'
ben. uno bieses mirste brHdeno an' Der
Reif Der aifte, iobas sie Shlnbnstieruraen
ourhrDes unter benen pon es0fru fsnoen
NaAtekeube Sur's wrrssr Ssn ess w.
ma srwin. UGqmaR I Ss. 10. zSs-ZoS
Nalnut etrase. ber:6tst:
9ffmtssu.Nfffep. S4fns.enr's
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09
Der 8erianbt bs.raI IN serieIben a.it:

AiM1uieb. -- Der Karn mar heute ru.
ase une ois greiie Gsorlidt. eto6ers uuo
sseeoers finn In gutter Radfrage uno itetis
- MNhtlhs iiHo uRperdnoert.
14psrs Otiers $3.50 -6.e5, Grtra
S6.1S-7.25. fanes - D4feM e2.75-
y.7b. Eieif4erhi.rss4.25-d.0O. anserlejene
bts erfrs $6.25-6.50, 1eifess &k00-5.25,
sursrIeisne bis ertra tj.35-6.00. Aatc
gLT5-4.50. ertrs $4.so-5.0o. Gsnners
II. SC ais. 8ssders uab9seserS 1926
--B.2S, auserIeisne 81. 3o--6.50
HmlIeH lie 3ufiibr war nur ma
SIG. Die xaAfrass sismgiH cut uno bic
4ssiie ftetts.
AaaersaHs EsiAs g. 25-4.25. 9eIeana
el.25-S.75. sgsra IS. $3.50. fstts Uaten
&6D0--5.S0.
&6Iber.-T Der Narft ner bsxte iIau
aHo bic Breifs fisleu UNI 50c.-ei 90 per
100 4iunb.
CsbiRdrs sxs Srsis 4.00-7 30. fair bis
snts iss4ts $s.50-S.25, ertsa oe2E-S5o.
31ftss In ss1 aomxiksas 36niesn. -
Sancy S1<e, yrima bis asSesleisns a.
IKE. eFeiRxrs 4-bLc.
= 6neiaa - Tie 3uiu1s mGr oiemlih
sssS sne sis $seifs iis!sn Hm 16c per loo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09
8ruuo aeuud.

Grits Sreuuoin: rWarum BAIT gu
DID benn nit Der grna nerfetnoetp
3meite Greunbin: .Meil Sie MID
iiberaa ais ibre aIts 5rsunoin pors
f.ellt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09
Glteass. s. Se6ruar.

Ntwbytst. Seeses $3.50 -- S.65,
Serss btisre s4.65-5s5, Sehttas 6tters
81. 4.90--7 10, Gts6ers nNs 5eesers SS.sS--
$40, ette uRs Heifers 81. 15--6.70, S6LSer
S5.75--625. Nartt ltetie bis fart
EAss!.a-seiats $5.85 - $40, e
Mi'&ts 81. $3.50, iAsers s. .95-s.s21,
rsahs $685. $40. 5srtsI s4.25 -- 5.85,
Wartt rubig uno ftetis.
SAsft xNs SSafe: Gis'
beimiias s3 15--4. so, pekltAs S3,40-4.65,
SdtrIiuse a470-550.
skmNsf. - ttHsstNtf&s 54.25-S. So,
retIiae $4.50-660. Tartt Ianeiam.
Ssfabr. - Hlnsstss 1000, SSsstHs
80, ,000. 9esfs nKs 2xMmer 1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09
0is fnurer grauben.

Die lauren Iraubsu.
9ait (uuf Elm platat 3eigeuo): (gDas
rum III es ben 8ellnern bier nerbctsn,
5rintaelp 3u nehmeu?"
AelIuer: .'s gtbt ia bod aetHer
eiH!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09

Gfusi irnati. 8. Tebruar.
9nfubr une geriaass watrenb eer per
Ioiensn "a 5;uuoeu, ueratthen NIT ben
8 (ssen. wGreu pie fsIat;
4nfshr. Ntu,oIet S&Uetak Ghafe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09

UffAHHa 0ehR HmWN.
Der llnrias I'm biefiaen GleariHsBoufs Be-,
lief fit bsute caf ss.ls2, 800.
Rsfaf.Ssin.taffn.
Ter Narst In eofaIiesuritdien mas aud
tente pisoer ruhis uub bic gretie i4ud.
DER. 6int. 0as 4 electric Go. Aftien
ftelen BON S7L anf 8s1f une oie iibslstn
aiiisa Der stite batten ebeniaus ~ leictn.
gertduft museen:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-09
NDilt Welpi,tartte.
gsRessnstt. 3. eesssss 1914.

VI
GaH temte ssaren bic Geihdfte In bet
es.Hgtn Banfen fthS rubsg uHc Dslo IN
~ nisoriaen 3in5ratsH 81 erlGngen. ba BIZ
Banfsn intbr ais senlsenpe 6cnbB IN
&ant haben. Bpn ben HGufeH watbsr
4sarletsn ION eau" bu ~ ausgsliebsn
h. Gsi1dftspdpisse marbsn ~ f-6a biss
ionsirt. Dts NafIer pIaeirtsn Prir atfonbs
sn4% .cn eau" une ~ 41S-54 aut 3slt.
tse6fa snf Qsn Dsrs
ipurben su Ioc u. l5e praHis pet $1,000 swi.
fteH Banienrerfauft. eeaaisrsate bssr6st
Doc yrdmis per sLUOO.
MsAid asi Gssssa.
ftstig. Heute ias be fsIsenseR naoti.
rungen ~ bert6ten:
3Dnbsn, 3 Taae ctnt, s4.s7s< per
e, 10 Tage eidtt, a4.sl1<e rer e.; ga,
rD feas St&t, 5i2L-5l5 6ranes per elDJ
10 Eaes St&t k.11S--520 Francs per 800;
IlsDeu,idlans 4 1ass st4t 4 Rarf s5j, e
DO. 90 Tase sl9t, s4Le.
Dscunlentarp Bins aaf asnhsn mnrben
,E N68L, auf Olasgon ~ Sass uns
auf HsIfah 81 si.s2s1 sertauft.
Esxbss.Et ttisatisnss.
sabis uas estsS. Die Baalen sastsren uis
islst:
tinFau'. Berlauf.
~ Bonbs, ts1S, Gsup. .Il3 ia
B4 Bombs, 1918 .l0lH 10N
2N 1snbs, 1880 100 ioeZ
~ panama 100 -
The record., 1912-08-22
M0DELSIL0ATSTATE FAIR

A model concrete silo has been con-
structed at the State Fair and will be
IN readiness by the time the great
event opens in September. II is Pre-
posed to have it filled with corn, en-
silage, sorghum and other green feeds,
thus affording students of agriculture,
farmers, stockmen and all others in
terested an opportunity of seeing in
operation one of the greatest feed
saving and nourish-preserving devices
ever used on the farm, 1t is a beauty
In construction, and is in keeping with
the dignity and rich appearance of all
the permanent buildings on the
grounds. H.,
The record., 1912-08-22

'Hamington Fatter says he enjoys
playing to matinee audiences much
more than night audiences"
Il guess it's safer"
"IIow is that?"
Matinee audiences are composed
largely of women, and women can't
throw straight"
The record., 1912-08-22
| Historic
|Blackguat'ds.
BY
Albert PHyson TerI,une
! Francois Villon--Franceis
"Cutter Genius"
ceryright,hy hy
The Press Public hing 20. (The New York W. -idl

|" HI 8 is the
story OF n
m an W h o
won immor-
tai fame, and yet
whose real name
is not known; a
man whose re-
nown has endured
for nearly five CEN
turies, yet much of
whose life is
The record., 1912-08-22

81 tell you" said the village wit
during a serious discussion Of life TO
the circle OF worthless in the grocery
store, Il tell you, u man Is just what
he eats. Now, you take a man who"
Say. Bit" iptorruptcd Mr.. Medder-
grass, "whoro do yoI ruy all your
chestuuts?'
The record., 1912-08-22
II Would De Cheapehed.

"Politeness doesn't cos, n cent
This crushing thought thou coineD un-
bid
"'Tis true. 1t doesn't cost a ccuG--
Buff it ii6, All, il II dld''
The record., 1912-08-22
THEY WOULDN'T RIP.

what do you call these?" he asked,
at the breakfast table.
FLANNEL cakes" replied The wife
of his bosom.
FLANNEL? They made \ nj take
and sold you corduroy this time"
The record., 1912-08-22
Is That ! symptom?

'Your vile has water ou The brain" {"
Declared lhe physician.
Il expected that," asserted the hrs
hand "Ghe has alsayF insisted On
having hes hair blessed IN waves
The record., 1912-08-22

away off yonder"-in the oidca days
The little road that climbed the distant
hill
And lost itself In sunsets rosy haze
In mute alluring told of further still,
or unseen spires that in the sunlight
CLEANED.
Of unknown paths for restless feet to
wander,
And you and I-how many times VIC
dreamed
OF all that we might find away of
yonder!''
The trees that blent into the down
dipped sky
Waved coaNing arms to us who looked
away,
The laughing brook that rippled swiftly
by
Flung taunts at us and bid us not to
stay.
"Away off yonder'-TTo, our boyish souls
Grew big with great intent TO go a
questing f,-
For wondrous recompense and apiendid
goals, "a,
For night deeds euA .tre NJ and
vui'H' aaaft'to
r. creh1r blossoms whispered all In
vain,
The hreezes swept us fragrance from
the rose,
The clover bravely nodded in the rain,
The flowers In the humble garden-clOse
Asked us to stay and find In them our
friends
But we looked on and on. and fain would
wander
The paths that forged ahead and had
their ends
In that fair land we saw "away OF
yonder."
And SO We went away--went trudgins
down
The roads that led us from the joys we
knew,
Went far and far through alien land and
town
And tasted bitterness and found Tho
rue;
And still the goal we sought was OF
Still led the road to places far AM
hidden,
Still by the mystic dawns and sunsets rec
To distant stress and striving were W.
hidden.
And so tonight before the dying ember
Whose glow Is growing DINNER all th'
while,
We watch the falling ashes, and remem
Der
The dreams that led US on for mile an'
mile
But now our thoughts so backward. al
The pages CT the past. whereon w
ponder,
And now We find the land for which W
yearn
Is where we started from-"away of
yonder."
Arizona republican., 1912-12-19
"BlLLIKEN BOOSTERS"

The regular meeting of the Billiken Boosters will be postponed to Friday, Dec. 27th, when the class of new members will receive the initiation.
 EFFIE PIERCE, Secy.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-19

HERE FROM LOS ANGELES Warren Parker, son of F. H. Parker of the Phoenix land office, is here from Los Angeles on his regular holi- day season visit He is attending ths, Occidental College in Los Angeles.
 co -lsGlANS ETURN-SeveraI graduates of the local high school who have been attending college iu California. are in town for the hoIi- days Among them are Ruth Creigh- ton, Warren Parker John Creighton. Allen Creighton and Ezra Egley
 A SOLDIER OF GETTYSBURG - Among those who are going back to Gettysburg to attend the semi-cen- tenniu of that greatest battle of the iNl' war is T. J. Elder of rural route ;. Wao was in the midst of things ,lC-C on July 1. 1S63
 MINERAL SURVEY APPROVED The suIv@%o general has approved mine"a. Saryey No. 299G. being the '..->ial s.lNey of the Aldridge lode ..@..inA e-,..ii, situated in the Pioneer iti' ;at district, Piral county. Arizona and e., ned by the Magma Copper comT d..
 HOTEL ADAMS-J. R. Wood, san Francisco: F. D. Francisco. Denver; F. r. Albright Los Angeles; J \ Arnett, San Francisco; Ross Dudley, Clifton; $. K. Dorwitzer, Morenci; Earl P Smith. Yuma: Mrs. F. J Mitchell. H. E. Kohl, Prescott; w J Woodrow, Ray: F. D. Haddock, C. H. Ennis, Los Angeles J. $. Doug las, Douglas; J. H Morrow, Los An Geles; C. Y. Halter. Los Angeles; A. J. Morgan, L. Brownstein, San Fran cisco; Wm. Connelley, Los Angeles; J. A Leepfer. Fl Paso; C. .E. Brooks, Prescott F. F. Meyer New York City; T. G. Morris, Prescott; Geo kingdom. Globe: J. Hodgson, Bisbee {; H. F. Hodgson. Bisbee; H. D. Me Way, Phoenix; w. F. Sullivan. New York City; K CoWIe, New York City; B IT, Dosanbach. Hayden.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-19
ANOTHER NEW DESk-Governo

Hunt yesterday received a brand new mahogany desk which matches the furniture recently installed in the eX- ecutiVe office. The old executive desk will be turned over to another office shortly.
 AUTOMOBILE SES-AutO- mobile licenses were issued to the fol- lowing parties by the secretary of state yesterday: Nos 1S42,1S43 to AL fred Hansen of Globe; 1S44.1S45 to Nor man Perry, Tucson; 1S46. to w. $. Johnson, Simmons, Yavapai county; 1S41, to G. L. Wilky of Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1912-12-19
Of Local Interest
S0wa-TB
STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department daily re- port, December IS:
 Elevation of water in reservoir.
 feet .... ............. 14S.O0 Contents of reservoir. acre feet. 3SS, ,SS7 Loss preceding A hour. acre
 feet .......... ..........N None Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago today. feet. 153.SS Contents of reservoir one year
 ago today, acre feet.........i39.O .O69 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite, Reef dam,
 NJ I...... ................ 21.9G4 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, north side. NJ I...... 10.612 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, south side, NJ L.. HAS: Water today in all the canals.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-19
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Data or 24 hours ending 600 D. m.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-19
MILAN COMING ToDAY-Franci

H Mclean, general ScCleldrN oI lle National Society for Organizing Charity, will arrive in this city this morning for a weeks stay. He VII engage the attention of business men and those interested in charitable in stitItions and social reform in the work of putting the charity work in this city on a uniform basis. Mss Chrissle Gilchrist, superintendent of the Associated Charities in this city, went to BiSbce to be present at a meeting held by MT. Mclean in that city. She will return today with MT. Mclean.
 J. c. A MOOSE NOW-A special ceremonial session of the Loyal Order of Moose was held yesterday after noon in order that the mysteries of earth paving could be demonstrated thoroughly to class of five appli- cants led by Mine Host J. C. Adams of the hotel that bears his name. While somewhat tired from his eX- ertions incident to the initiation, MT. Adams stated that nothng was done to him for which he could draw sick benefits for which he was very thank ful. He will himself lead the van, when the next crowd shows its head inside the yard.
 AT THE COMMERCIALLY. Zot- ter. Vancouver, B. C.. Earl T. Car yer. Fl Paso; o. c. Omer, Mexico City: Mrs Curtis, Nisalia; Archie Middleton. Vulture Mine; oscar Guar forth. Wisconsin; Wm. Wall, Bakers field: Chris Heyer, Milwaukee. Wis: Earl B. Smith, Yuma, Ariz.; Mrs. E. J. Mitchell, Prescott; R. l.. Stewart, Prescott: Geo. B. Ryan. Chicago; Hugh Campbell city; R. H. Cooper, Wickenburg; T. T. Frazier and wife, Roosevelt: w. G. Brown, Naco, AriZ.; $. B. Jacobs, Baltimore; B. Lyon, San Francisco; w. Richino, Mesa C. R. Freeman. Florence; Conrad Madsen Fresno;. A. Weingarten, Los Angeles; G. E. Halvorssen and wife, Superior; A. NJ. Price, Ray; E. R. Hardy, Ray; E. E. Fatman, Los Angeles; J. E. O'Connor, Florence, Ariz.; R. A Evans, Muskogee, Okla; l.. II. Rich ards and family, Mesa; Pat Il. Ar mold, w. H. Godove, St Joe, Mich; H. F. Dillon, city; Walter H. Haugh, Buckeye, Ariz.; C. A Reid, F. A Reid, Seligman. Arizona; H. M. Me Daniel and wife, San Bernardino; c. L. Beckwith, Bisbee; Felix Levy, Tucson; Ida M. Lemke, San Fran cisco: Clyde Fletcher. IA. R. Tala- nantes. Salt Lake City; R. C. Zeth-
Arizona republican., 1912-12-19

SALE OF PAINTINGS OF THE WEST-From the brush of l.. Megar gee, at McNeil Co. dg
Arizona republican., 1912-12-19

Hire a little salesman at the Re publican office A Want Ad will sec more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-19
HAWLEY LANDS-Earl Hawley

HAWLEY LANDS-Earl Hawley of the Central Drug Store, who aviat- ed skyWard a day or two ago when the nurse told him of the arrival at his home of a baby girl which has been named Virginia Lee, effected a safe but spectacular landing yester- day He dropped on top of a plate glass show case in the Central Drug store. smashing it into thousand pieces. Otherwise the landing was all that could he expected of a bran new papa.
 CANADIANS WANTED - Hugh Wilson, who comes from Canada, has left a note at the board of trade, de string that Canadians communicate with him, object acquaintance. His ad- dress can be secured by application to the board.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-19
HOw'S This?

we oner One Hundred Dollars Reward for anv case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrn Cure. ~
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, 'io;eoo O we. the undersigned have known F. j. Cheney TOT the last i5 years, and believe nm perfectly hon, or3olc r. all business transactions ana unancialJv ape to carry out any obligations made by his firm
 NALD-NG KINNAN X MARTIN
 Wholesale Druggists Tole[o D. Hah's CataTrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the bottle. Sold by all Druggists ' Take Halls Family Pills for constipat,on
Arizona republican., 1912-12-19
AUTOMOBILE LIcENsEs-Atlto-
NEVADA OFFICIAL VOTE
Wilson Carries State With Roosevelt
 Second and Debs Third.
LAssocIArsn PRESS D1srArcHl

CARSON. Dec 1S-The official canvass of the Nevada vote conclud- d today gives Wilson, 79S6; Roose welt, 562O; Debs, 3313; Taft, 3196. Key Putnam (democraD was elected United States senator by S9 votes over Massey republican) and E. F. Robert republican) was elected to congress by 69 votes over Tallman (democraO.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-19

degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month, 37 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera ture since January l, 3S3 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday O1 inch.
 Excess in rainfall since first of month, .45 inch. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall, since January 1, g. inch.
 KENNETH WEAKER.
 Temporarily in charge