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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
NnefbDtdlen ams Oem Dentitei
aaiiermanDDer.

Die Dor einiqen Wo1en beenoeten
beutI9en GaifermdnDper guben Der
,2eip3iger 4benD5eitung" Gelegen5eit,
cine Qn3abl tpabre 8ef9t6taen aus
aus bem 8rieg i'm 5rteben 3u fam
meln. Mtr geben Die foIgenoen Dtez
Der:
Qlls &ronprin5 8eorg Die Jront Ell
nes IG6fii6en MtlitdrOeretns in einem
ssleden bei Mur3en abi6ritt, fragte er
audi Elm poblbeleibtes, undergraduates
8ereinsnlitglieb = iibrigeus einen gez
borsnen preuben un0 re6t ipabigen
6errn - mas er lei. Die Intport
mar: yGutsbefiBer, t0niglt6e 6oAett. "
- vWiebieI 4der beftBen sic beun?"
- y0reiunbfiinf3tg." - rW0s ma
6en oenn bic aartoffe1n Bel Dem Re=
gsn?" - Die iinb man alle idpar3. "
- n9aben sic audi nod 9afer brauz
Ben liegen?" - yoEyu. reiten &c man
nur bic 9artoffeln uno ben 9afer redt
taput, buB mer Re redt jut be3ablt
triegen." Der aronprin3 idritt ber3@
lid ladenO Deiter.
8ei benz Sample auf ben Giebfdiiz
Der 50ben ereignete Iich Elm niebliher
gorfall. 2lIs es bieB Ser 8oiIer 1T
oa," 1trOmte jung uno aft bortbtn, tpo
bic aaiIerftunbarte gu feben mar. 0d
befanb iih aud unter ben Mon0berz
bummIern Elm tleiner &ntrps nit biz
den, rotben Baden, Die 0Gnbe tief in
feline 6oientaIhen pergraben. 2l[ler
Wu6rIhetnli6tett mad fonnte er u6er
nihts ppn ben Siiritlihfsiten Ie6sn
Mtit ieinen Nrmen arbeitete er ii6 nun
trGftig our6 bic Wtenge, mar a6er
gang eritaunt, uls sr pl0Bli6 bon et-
nem Solbdten 3urIdge6alten tpurbe.
0a mar Der feline 5elo gang eup6rt,
unb nit 5brGnen in ben Mugen fagte
er gu Ieinem 8ebrdnger in gutem iGhz
iiIhen 9ialsft: yg}u, tpenn Sic mid
Gbn ni6t burhluIIen, 10 iauIe ih bin
ten rum unb iahs &atier, bu mar &c
i9un febsn, mas puifirt." Die Unite
benben broden in Elm 8eId6ter aug,
unb Der 8nabe itiirmte oapon. gr
muBte a6sr auf Der unberen Seite
ebenionenig Slid gehubt 6aben. benn
man fab i'm fpdter 0ann am 4bbang
re6t traurtg 0a1tBen.
8ur3 por Der 9eenbigung Der groz
gen man0per mubte Die nblaue" Or
NEE bic Staot Sfhab DerIuIien; bin
ter ibr riidte als Sieger Der 5einb, bic
,rotbs" 4rmee, Elm. Die rptben Regis
mentsr betamen 3undaft cine feline
Rubepauie in ben StraBen, unb Bel
bieIer 9elgenbeit Bat Elm Splbat ein
8urI6hen bon ettpa fiebeu Sa6ren,
ibm einigs Gtgarren gu holen. Der mo-
tere &rigersmann griff au6 in feiner
8ruitbeutel uno ipollte benz Gleiner
9elb oaau gsber. 4ber Itol3 brebtC
fif Der GHtrps I'm unb fprah in eHerz
giIdem Sone: sir ben 5einb hol' iG
feline Gigarren!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10

ssss. essss .xs arnm Ia xes Bert.

Sen -on eau sarse ju 4A-6E ousae-
lisben unb idtob su So.
1rima Oefddftspapiere purben ;u 51a-6%
biefontirt.
Sterling erhande fietia. Siht ,u
H.8b5s uns 40 Gage Commercial Bills su
N.815s--4.857s.
Bnnbes.O .ObriantisnenS Saren Ne.
tis xnb Durhen nie foIat eustirt:
Der. Staaten Aefnusina ~ 101 101M,
~ reaiRrirte (l9f5) ll334-114L, Coupons
1l3A-l14h, ~ reaiftrirte l021 - lO3,
geubsHs l021 - 103, Fsnama @ssifsres
~ 10l-l01b.
Aftien marft. - Huf Qonboner Red.
nuna murb. tart berfauft. unb oiefes bate
Elm 5auen Der preiie aur Eolae. Die Sdlub=
nOtirunssu fanben oaber untsr hsnen bon
seitern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10

snb selbes t1.s5-l.7o, srsb.s tl.eo--l.e5,
AiInSrieS $4.1s.
Du neiaen nonineH anerieas S5t
niis ganasiaa 63e c. |. I. Stem Bort.
Mssaen 1T itetis. 30. 9 Befern Csc
CT. :. gaTalo.
sus. III aetis. stsl,serEs 80 - Toe
c. II. guEalo.
8eisen.-3ufusr1 1880 Su.. Berfanst
III $50 Hu, Dtartt lit ftarl. gs. 2 .sther
neuer 1855. l. T. I'm gleoator unb 10416e
I. e.b f6simmens. 10. / aortSern Gulutb
l01e {. s.b. fAnimmens.
@elf 4tsrn.- Sufnhr 5,625, Serfanst
214 Bu. Nartt III feif. grpsrt 10. .
e0e i'm 9lesatsr uns 60e (. .. b., idpim.
mens.
eafes.- 5ufuhr 81, 800 Bu.. gerfanbt
LILO Gu. Der Wartt III ieit. Stanbarb
peissr 39Re auf oem Geleiie, 30. neiber
s9c. 80. 8 39e. 30. 4 3712e
9en if ruhia -9rima 120c, 10. | I15e,
Ns. Q lose, 30. 3 9o-9bc.
esSfen IN itetia. --etate srbinarer bis
hsiee 1912, 26-33; 1911, 15-2Oc; "a.
ci6e Gsaf srsindrer Bis dolce 1912, 18 -
23e; 1911, 20-21e.
e&ate fnS fef. GentraI 1meriea
s74e, Sosota 271&-2SLc.
feSer Ia fef. 6emlsi 27-2sc.
Ssrt lit felt. tamils $22oO -- 1900,
fssrt clear $2l.50-24.oo, mss s19.25-
1880.
Sect in 'eH. samiln s2l.Oo- e2.oo,
Nss sl7.o0--18.o0. Deef. 5in,.a $500
-sI.50.
Sat Meats inb fen. s.p5.It. Del.
lies, 10 bis IL SD, IL - lac. DO. sAul-
terms ll-8zs, b. 04tafer lac.
. ma if ffetto. NtbbIe Beh Sriua
12.20-12.30; Aaffinirter if tart. esgti.
nent $l2.75. 9. x.$13.25, gompsunb g.
S11e.
fsfs ia fea. yrina sitS ,u sac,
Ssuntrp 6-64e, Special TIE.
Da1mS sllfa amen. Cel if itetia.-
Srima relies su $4.87-4.93, ,rims CONNER
stlbes s6.47-6.51.
$arsleum II ii.tia. 2aFFnirtes
A.n Ssrt$5.35, ssilasIpsia uass,ltimsr.
Sc. 35, 30. in 8ult - IT,
B'lls II rubis. Dom.Hte sle.e. Sbis
S2e.
9sr, IN tetis. etratn.s, s.sssnIi6.r
bic sutes $6.55.
erSenti n In itetiq IA Ace.
aeis if itett3.-Giabeimifasr 3A--se,
Sstna sl4-6st.
Rslaifes III Hetia. N.s CrI.sns Cyen
settle, aai.r Bis Dolce. 37-52c.
saeer. - As5er in itets. @ms.GsaSs
s9 f.f, 3.61c. Centrifugal IS F.f ALE,
Mslafes.3ufsr SO fef 1886. aafFnirt.r
N ftttis. Gut qsof 5.70e Grufb.b 5.60e,
gtouls n" S.2se, CUBES 515e, Ssreer.s
s.05e, OrarulateS 4.90e, DiamsIs a.,
4. zoe, gonfettisners ~" 4.7St, TO. 4.85,
Rs. 24.8ot, 30. s4.75t, go. 4 4.70c, 20.
4.65, Hs. 4.60c, 30. 7 4.55e, 8o. 8 4.50c,
Res 4.45c, 80. 10 4.4oe, 30. IL ABS, Rs.
124.3oc, Re. Is 4.25c. ~. Ii 4.25:.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
aus meinem Nutisbub.
>3~--
Bon SEQ g ls3at.

Sd femme DieIe y2dnbsleute meiniz
ges" in Wien. Wein 9arperobier beiBt
5ran3 GGpsiner, lit aus 8puFiB IN
Wdbren unb felt fiinfunoDier3ig Sab
rem in g1ine. Gr tletbet felt 80
Sahreu Il, Der 5oIpper ollie Ssnoriiten
en- uno iIt felt 3ebn Subren metn Sat
totum. 0as g5e6ii6e bat er perz
lernt, bas 0eutihe nt6t erlernt, unb
ipriht er in 6olge bsHen Elm Snoiom,
bab man gluubt, er made WiBe. Sd
tomme gum geiIpiel mad einem groben
5tpeiten Qtt - rStbello" - in meine
8aroerobe. Gs lit stIig tult. SD iage
dngitli6; r5ran3, sS lit taIt, id
friere, Jran3 - tparum?"
rgitt'. gnd Serr, gsgen Die gIimsnte
fam man gar mir maaen!"
Sosr: Sd iinge in rWunOn". SD
fra. gnG Serr, paas nit, fumrte be
ge i'm 3psiten Oft ober tummte be ge
i'm brittle Qtt?"
Sd Dsritebe i'm ni6t unb loIe i'm
feline 5rags pisOerbolen. - naummte
be 8e i'm 5peite Oft poer tunln,te be
ge i'm brittle Itt?" - Sd fperbe tribz
belig, nerp0s uno fruge ungeouIoig,
mas sr min.
30, Der i6porse YFaif, bitte!" -
9l6 10. Der 4bbe 8es 9rieur, osFsn
aoitam sr mir ansu3isbsn bate!
Sd brinse cine groBe 6lai6e eau
be Cologne in bic 9arosrobs uno ii6erz
gebe lie ibrl, inoem th Iherabaft iage:
n5runs, ouB Su mir ni6t bic 6Glfte
ftieblit unb WaHer nahfIllit."
Yrompt antportst er: r0os sebt nit,
bite; id bab' bas ihon nGmli6 pro
birt bsim 6errn gan Ont: u6er
ou lit es neiB qeporosn, 10 lpis Drill
LID, bite - nGmli6,"
GnI6lieBenb an biefes GeiprG6 err
3Ghlt sr, tpie lieb Der 0err Ban 0pt
nit ibm mar. ,SsbssmaI, penn ih etz
mas gut semadt bab', bat er s'fagt:
.Sefetl" - mas er bunit aemdnt
bat. NOS nit = alio be 6err Ban
Spt mar io nGmlid Elm fran5Diii6er
Iusldnbsr - Elm iehr gsmiitblite
9srr - 10 Elm 9abalur, bite"
2anse fam id nidt barauf, mas er
tpobl geiagt baben mag, enblid fano
ids. 9an Spd iasts: ,c'eit ca.
Sd bstam BON Sr. MaieitGt benz
9onig BON stulien einen Srben uno
qinq nu6 Wien aur italieniIhen 8otz
fhaft, um mid oafiir gu bebantsn.
cSn Der 5borsinfahrt itebt Elm nit Der
italisniihen 9ritolors qeI6miidter raz
bsnf6par3sr Portier, Sppus: 9oIls
blut Si3iliansr. Sn meinem beiten
Stalieniid froee id, reipsttppll ben
6ut sieh.no: ,preeo olste birmi, fe II
fisnor l'ambaHabore a eaIa9" Ser
WanE ertpiberte meinsn 9rub berubz
IaHenb, madte cine pauis unb Iagte
ernit: 4lio, nit mir mi1sn g
beitih rebeu. i5 bin nGmlih an Sis>
iise!" Sd frase nun beutih. oh Der
6er5og non Nprud empfdnst; er anti
portete: Sept, mein 2iebs, is bstm
5riibitiid, abe in ane talbs Stuno is E
gum Iprehen." sd babe ssgluubt,
Sic finb Elm etuliener!" Sang per=
traut. aber tpihtig, faste er:
r4a Spur, mir finb bier Bel bieIen
gotihaft lauter gebm'T
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Gbteaao, 9. Sttsb.r 1912

siusstes.-S S.eb.s s. 6)-11 90, eeras
Sti.re 81 $1,000, D.t[;he Stier. $50
$50, Stoders uns Seebsrs 81 40 - 7S0.
sab. ans S.if.rs s. 90-8 10, fdlber $8. 90
-10.75. 9artt lit itetie bis 10c bober.
ShB.tue. - 9eiht. So. so - 9.25, se.
mifht. 50 8.60-9.25, fdm.r. $40 - 9.25,
rsube So 40 - 8.65, 8erfef s475 - 7.75.
Wnrft lit tart uuo .tpa5 bGber.
0hafe uub mmer-SAaF. Sin.
keimiiAe So 25--4.25. neitIide SO 40-4.25,
Sdbrlinqs $4.25 IS IS, 2dmmer ginbeimt.
f&e $3.50 - $50, ptitIias $475 - 695.
Wortt III ftetts une etpas b0ber.
5nfuhr ainaoies 1850, ShDeins
70, 900, SAafs unb edmn.r $1,000.
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NhteAas. 9. Sttober.

N.kt. - Der Marst III it.tia.. ssintsr
Sat.nts 81 30-5o0, Strniaass 81. 10. 80,
eprins 9atentsS425-5.5o, straiabts $500
Alb 8aters S3.75-4.00
6et,en n.-8ur December 91A-9335c.
am sdlus 1896; fir Tai 9614-975a;
am SaIub 1886 fir 5uIi s31z-943s, an
ShIus 94sac.
Aelfhtsrn. Har Sttsb.r 64 -
641sc, am ShIui 641Ie; fir Te,emb.r h35s
- 54e, am shIus 5371c; fur gtai SPY
53lse, am Shlus 531ke; fir Suli SO --
53L, am Shlu5 53lle.
4afer.-sir ge3ember 32k-3231c, am
shIus 32Ac; fir Iat 345s - 85, am
Shlub 35c. H. D,
Hssssn.-xs. 2 6s-ese.
SerRe. - Gut. 5utt.rs.rt. 47-52c.
CUTE Bis dolce Wal,aerf. 63-72c.
Gimsths amen. 8eue $500
-4 90 Der gentner.
alesaameH - $l3.0o--l8.0) D..
g.ntner.
NssSsrt - Sl7.2O - 17.25. Gar Of.
tober $l7.00 1710, am s6Iu5 17.2O;
fur sanuar sl9.67ll-19.s5. ant ShIus
sls.82ls. fir Wai sl9.121-ls.3o, an
s4msI,.-sl1. 8 .s2x per 100 sfans. sar
Citob.r sl1.75-11 80, am ShIui S11.85;
fur De.ember $11.45 - 1.55 am Shlus
sl1.55; fir 5anuar $11.l5 - 11.3O, am
SdIub s1l.25; fir Nai $10.60 - l0.75,
Stlus $l0.7a1a.
etsrt Aiss.nT~i ten esfe $l0.50
- ll.25 per 100 Bfunb. Our Sttobcr
$11.00 - 1l.05. am ShIu5 s1lO5; fir
San. $l0.37h-10.471a, am SdluS S10.471k;
iilr Wai $10.171 - 1925, am Salub
$l0.25.
9at ter. - Nar.t in Rttia. gr.saerie
241s-29c, Dairs 221a-27e per Sfuns.
eier. - Wartt 1T ftetis. 6rifae I'll -
24e ber DxteRb.
adfe. - Etar.t ii piais. Cream II
-l74e per 4fans.
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A,aS,pxrtige mdrtte.
Rssvsrf, 9. S.tob.r.

Netr. sufutr $4,000 Dbls., Berfssbt
6.920 NtIS. Der Narft mar beate fen.
Spring 1atent $4.604.9o. 0tntsr etraitst
A.4o-.6O, @inter Vatents e4.70-6.t6.
Spring clears A.25-4.50 @intsr eytrs,
Ns. A.10-.20, r.. 2 b. 4l.00-z.lO
&anfaS Shaiabts t4.l5-x.25.
Ns1seRAett Sar beute hstig. 6eir
~ sstes $3.8o-4.o0, &siee bic fanes N.06
-4.l0.
0u4bstt emmett n rsbts n t2.oe
pet loo @fxnb fair bio auteS 1.216 -
SIS, 1sifs ~ fsnes 16.oo-S.16.
MaisMe5t ~ fef. eei1es seitss
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purben: 1880 gu. -. 3 peiber au 35e,
Gar DO. 1n 1915, 8 Cars bo. su 35e, l Cat
DO. 3u 34t<e, $50 Ba. no. 4 bo. su 83e, /
Gar Do. au 34t, Cars bo. ,u 83Ac, Gar
No. DO. au BIC, l Gar etanbaro peibsr
su 35ae auf benz 8eletfe.
Asssen. - Nartt aetia. SO. 2 72-75e,
Ns. 3 6s--70e. 30. 4 $3.50.
Ge rfe.-9o. 3 @inter 50-70c. 30. 2
Nrnbiabrs rs SOC. SO. 8 67--75c, 70. 4
6O--67t; 6utterserHe 40--60c Der Bu.
osernenmat,. 6rabiabrSsert. 78
-83e Der Du.
wersiei + Der y.tr.is..pr.if. nit ser'..
ntsensM slei zen Tar. s.g p,ri1.1 Jaares:
Sftober, 9. 1912 Sftob.r, 8. 1911.
Mei,en, Rs. rotber ..... .107c 98e
1Selfhtoru, 10. 8 qemifht.s 6K%c 74ke
6afer, @o. 9semiidter neu.r 35: 49c
Mcssen Ho. neuer ...... 75: lOor
4eu 10. 9tmotbs .$17.50 $23. 25
Bhtsts
Der ntnrtt ipt- a.ti,. S.r,avE narben :
1908 @bIs. Difiuers HinifbeS 0ssss ssf
Der 1aFs ben $1.3S Der Saaoa..
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Mfetau Martt.
q eD gsrf, 9. Sttober

GeS Sgsrf, 9. Sttober.
3inu III rubio su $40. .75--5O.25; aupie
IL ruhia GlsctbrsIstie S17.62 - l7.S7c,
eate $l7.62 : 17.87e; eating su $l725-
1877. Dld rubis su $5.l0. Spelter tstig
5u $7.50--7.75. eiitn mar fen uub unper.
aaoert. No. i 8sunsrp Rsrtbera su sl7.0O
-l7.50, no. 2 b. gu $l6.50-17.2s, ae, 5
soutbern uvb Ns. 5out5ern fsit iu SIN
-lS.25
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0}pt,t WelDnsartte.
eiss;nsatt .. ostobss, isia.

StnctueatJ y. Sttopess I'VE.
Die aadfrase nad DarIeben mar bsute
feline beionDers arote, bsa III GelD pieber Ct.
mas feiter. Garleben von caa" ruroeH bon
ben Hanfen ~ 81 anSselitben uno De.
fmdftSpapiere au 81 bisfoutirt. Die Matler
piatirtsn pribat.aapital su ~ - 81 ~on
eaI" unb auf Belt Az 5--5hS.
A,sAia aaf NsS Dss:
marben su Bari sipif1en 8anlen oertauft
Die Gsnnterrate betrdgt soc Vrdmie per
1900.
EsAfsl ant asssSa.
hnS hetis. Die fslsenben nasttransen
fiHb ~ beriHten:
qsnson, ) 9aa. sidt, s4.s6L-4.ssI< per
G, 80 fase Si@t, $4.824--4.82X Der =;
paris, 1aae SiGt, 5.l5-5.l6f per Eranes;
500 90 Gage GiHt, 517L-520 DraneS per
500; fir DeutidbIanb 4 Gage ei&t. Wars
06k-953<e DO. so Gage Si4t, 94Le.
Geeumentarn UiGs auf qonbon nurben ,u
4.S11z, auf 0lassou su 4.81 unS axf Del.
far ~ 1901 berfauit.
rssbst- t-cbIsaHsss1-
rnbis sns fetis. Die Banten aastiren sis
islst:
eintauf. Berfaaf.
~ Nsnss, 1928 Soup. .ll3A ll4L
~ Honss, 1918 .lo2l1 l03
~ 0onbS, 1880 ....l01 10lk
~ 9anama ........l01 l01K
gIeassss 4ssis uwiats.
DIR nmfat TN 6ieiaeu glearinsbsufe 6eIief
10 1tute auf LOIS, 800.
Ssiai. esis,lfsieu.
Die otfddfts narsn beute an Der bieiiasn
Dorfs fsbr rubia uno bic Yreiie aebra6t. Die
folssrbsn vsriaufe iino au bsridten:
IN bu Ssrfe.
First CAN
s Gfiicn Gin'ti Cos & Gfefirie...... e6
Mften Qtn'ii Tnpton & Iolebo @p.. 25
sesond Cal,
10 aftten procier & Gamble. ...........447as
in sfiesss D2esst.
$500 gia'.i Getee! l., 1880. fa5A
1000 giu'ii Gas Ir, s. O. 81. 1888. e8
s 9Iitien Tim 1aur;brn rfo. 108A
AZ Mfiien Gin'tf Sireet ap............12sH
Na&hsbspee 9aberfe bon i'm ti.fissn Nartt
btfubliden BonbS uns Mttie. siebt bic sii.
aieaen aastirunsen an:
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Rino oieb. - Die 3nfubr mar nidt
aros, bod seniissnb fur bic RaSirase, uno
bic preiie maren itetig. StoderS unb Seeo.
ers uno Wildtubs bIisbsn ebenfaus unp.rdu-
bert i'm Pr.iic.
6AEr 9tisre brahtsu $6.25-900, grtra
7.90. faxes ...... CSfea $2.50-S.75,
6Isif9.rfiere $4.25-7.75, auserleien. bis
srtra $6.85-7.76, Ssifers $3.25-5.75, aus.
erlefene bis ertra $5.85-6.25, tants $8. 40,
&Ite $2-25-4,76, axserlsiene bis ertra $4.85
$50, Gamers $2.5o-3.75. ots&ers uns
tseberS $4.50-7.00, Stod- Seifers $4.2S-
500. etod.Ribe $4,000.
BuIlen. - Die 3ufuhr bar nur mdtip
Bologna. Sortcn marsr tarf unb piesen um
1o-26e, Die anberen blisben Hetig.
2asere naS Ieiate %. $3.50, 1sIssna
q. .60-6.25. extra IS $3.50, fetts 1uIen
IS. .O0-6.7S. Geebers $4.So-5O0.
Rdtber. Die 3afubr mar nur mibig
unb bic pretie tart unb um Use t0ber.
0rst11re sse srsts $4.50-9.50. fair bis
eute iet6te $8.o0-l0.26, eEtra $l0.6o.
4dlber In ben RsmmtfFtsns. .eduiern. -
taaes 10Ize, prima bis auserletene 9-okc,
srbtH1re k-8e.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
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The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11
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The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11
PRESSURE TOO STRONG TO Be Borne
LONGER PETITIONS IN CIRCy!A 1!oM -
DEMANDING THAT B0LANDER QUII, |UO
Tribune Win. it. Campaign for Cleaning Out % SGun
Session Court Held Early Inns
Not Generally are Arouseo ana w"
Not Tolerate Longer ncompents Dsbursns Money OF
Democrats Meeting Saturday Night 60 on Necoro
That DeVmny and Bolander Get Out

the work of the grand jury that was
assembled early last fall on petition
of taxpayers to probe the affairs OF
Weld county. The report of the
grand Jury. which indicted DeVinny,
Balonder, E. j. Estes and Frank
Petersen caused a sensation and
others followed as the cases pro-
crossed. Attorneys for the indicted
men argued for nearly week 10
auash the indictments. When the
Estes case came to trial 1t had a
dramatic ending when the principal
witness for the defense was caught
perjuring himself. Both the wit
ness and Estes were sentenced TO
the penitentiary.
Spectacular Scenes
Later came a series OF charges
alleging bribery and forgery against
C. G. Sheely. the Denver bridge
contractor who built the famous La
Sale bridge. He is yet to be tried.
Then Deputy Clerk Petersen resign
ed. DeVinny was stricken i'll while
in Denver more than a month ago
and two weeks ago returned to his
home The case against him and
Bolander was set for March 20 but
was postponed for a second time.
DeVinny pleading guilty leaves
but two more men to be tried as a
result OF the grand jury investiga-
ton. So far two men are in the
penitentiary, one has pleaded guilty
and another has resigned the office
he held in the county. Commission
er Bolander is charged with offenses
similar to those to which DeVinny
pleaded guilty. c. G. Sheely is yet
to be tried, there being nine counts
against him. He Is under bonds
aggregating $22,500.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11
consideration Of another matter was
a distinct surprise.
Resigns Early

a distinct surprise.
Resigns Early
shortly after o'clock DeVinny
came into the office OF the clerk
Of the district court and before De
putty Clerk Ebert English certified
his signature to formal resignation
in writing addressed to Governor
Shafroth. This was forwarded i'm
mediately to the governor.
Judge Graham was holding the
early morning session of the court
to hear the pleading of prisoner
in the county Jail. but this pleading
was not made, as the prisoner
changed his mind at the last mo-
ment. With only Judge Graham,
District Attorney Carlson and
Deputy Clerk Ebert English in
the court room. DeVinny ent-
cred plea of guilty to the
grand jury charge of malfeasance
in office. Sentence was not pro-
nounced by Judge Graham, who
was compelled to hurry to the 8
O'Clock train for Ft. Collins where
he is trying murder case. 1t is
expected that sentence will be pro-
nounced some time next week.
Governor Will Appoint
The vacancy in the commission
ers office will be filled by appoint
ment by the governor, who probably
will confer with the county central
committee before naming new
commissioner.
The passing of DeVinny after be-
ing nearly a dozen years one of the
three men in charge of county af-
fairs was in keeping with the Sc
ries of startling and spectacular
train of events that have marked
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11
from Mondays Daily Tribune)

From Mondays Daily Tribune)
COUNTY COMMISSIONER ~.
". DeVINNY HAS RESIGNED.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER r. W.
DeyINNEY HAS PLEADED GUlA-
~ no THE CHARGE OF NAL
FRAsANCE IN OFFICE BROUGHT
NOVEMBER LAST By A GRAND
JURY THAT INVESTIGATED THE
AFFAIRS OF WELD COUNTY.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER De-
yINNY HAS NOT RECEIVED SEN
TENCE, JUDGE NEIL GRAHAM
HAVING TAKEN THE CASE UN-
DER AMUSEMENT.
LIKE A BOLT FROM CLEAR
SKY CAME THE FLASH THIS
MORNING THAT SHOWED THE
PEOPLE OF WELD COUNTY
CLEARLY AS THE NOON DAY
sun THAT THE TRIBUNE HAS
HEEN JUSTIFIED IN ITS CAM
PAIGN TO GUST THE TWO CON-
laISSIONERS WHO WE'RE UNDER
INDICTMENTS.
And before the ink on DeVinny's
resignation had dried thoroughly a
petition was being drawn demand
ing that Commissioner P. G. Bo-
lander resign also The petition Is
born OF a resolution adopted at the
democratic' gathering Saturday
night at the Camfield hotel.
While it was believed by many
that DeVfnny had been contemplat-
ing resigning for some weeks, the
action coming so early this morning
while court was in session for the
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11
New Bank to Open

Fort Lupton, April 5.-The new
Platte Valley State bank will open
for business In its new quarters for
the first time on saturday morn
ing. 1t has every equipment for
running a first class bank and q new
steel burglar time lock safe was in
stalled this morning. W. F. Bolton
of Denver is president and j. c.
Allen is cashier
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11

The letter reproduced from the
Boulder Herald yesterday. concern
ing the endorsement OF Judge Crab
am by the republican party, de-
serves serious consideration at the
hands of both parties. 1t Is step
toward removing the judiciary from
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11

politics and, as such. is directly In
line with one of the greatest re-
forms Of the age.
Whether or not it is possible to
induce the two parties to accept the
two judges who now grace the
bench in this district, 1t is impos-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-11

sible to say, but in view Of the uni
versal satisfaction which both
Judge Graham and Judge Gamble
have given, there is no reason why
each should not be endorsed by the
opposite party and no other candi-
dates named.-Fort Collins Review.