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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05


tn nebersinitimnuna nit elmer gefoIntion
pafirt ain 2s. laee TN gcpember II .. 1911. uni
III ue6eretnlftMHuH9 NIT ben Blnnens Spe5t
IIialloHen AcfieHpornnf6ldgen iiHo Broilcn
pelDe tritber gftgebeiben ipuroen uno tep
Gerbiee
seftion 2. 9aB finf5ie t5o) grcsent Cbei
Beiummifoifen Der befaefen @erbeiieTnng, fpenl
5en fclIen Der ;srontinF, ai} bas an bic bores
lebeiic 9erbcIieruHa anaren5enee nHb nn'iobfnns
9taentpnnl. psIdoe befasien rois nno efnoereler
biereiirth befftminf ftfEb hdb nc befonbefe EoI'
tbciie 6nrd beiaate Gerbeffcrrna eriansen.
ets R se5a Cioj of IdbPitea M sasnnssn besabi fH
perbeH fcaen. nit 3infen. sii oier .lD
ssnes asnnosn sr eoenbmr
befteueffsn Gfaetitburls f1nH abfr nnn. ie fdn.
benz tpie fr es fuiiHiNt. foIdbef Uiiekmtnf bndr
n16 nad Der aaiItrnna ser beiisnerneean Crib.
nan8 In tpsitem gnuf befaatss Soar. .nHebuismi
nist Die 3iufen ani bic scnbs In no f6ILebsn
fon. bic Dor Der toIeiiion Der ttndIeaefmobe.
men aiiebmeur3 3nbIunetn auseeasbfr psrbsn
eeftton L. Dub pcnts Der eiant Cincinnati
slsnsaeben tusrben icLIeH Dor o@ ssplieitcn ron
gifebmsHtss 3nbtlnaen. nHh siunr su einem
Wefrda. Der hcrfcIheH ageidbfpmuit
esffon <. 9ab bsr aeif Der Gsfanns.,ortsn
ron befcaier @erbeiieruua, iuelthsr Mot fpssisn
6u'etleai lpurbc, ron Der Eidbt Cincinnati ans
iperoei fca, cte oen peiaater Staet iFI folhe
3fuede nno in Der Gleife dmsaeaebeu iueg6en fols
len. ivic e. has esfct nprfnreibf
Seitien Q. Tnf, ole Pots unS pinhereier, an.
areHsenb aiIo 1nfioscrb an belbe Eeiien bon
lhrpti Siraee stpifben Bifbert etpenue unn
Bnrf anenue. hefteueri nerben folen fifr be.
fanie 8erbefierurg, luit oben befttmm.
Seffiou 7 Tnb Der Tirector Of 9uDIie Eerpice
htdnurn trrld6het Hno anasipiefsn msrbs.
etHer aoniraii aussufertiesu unb aussufnhren
tir bstaaie gcrbfiieruna mil benz nieeriaften
unb befien B!etst rn6 Der gsrbffentii6nna, In
ushsrtiniiingmuua nit hem Gefste
GeftpH .. Ttefe Grhinars trsft tn nraft nnt
lou bur6leflbrt tvsfbsn ron unb nod nem frAs
tefitn rom gefses erianbten .3fifsunfts nn
galisrt am 81 Mat 1912
Simeou M Sobnfon
4raitSenf bes Eiaoiraibes
gepiaubtgt urlbGr Gspp, GIerf
90
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o,.. .. ~, NlultosH GEE StubirpfnS,
Itieft: IrtbuE Y sun, GIer' 2a,5

" febrlngeu treifeH5 fir Die ausqabe bon
serfieuuna non 6ofpita.Gebdubcn fiir bic 80.
lirurg, 9erpficgnng Hrs g'ebaueIIiHa bon Ger
louen., pelhe an 0efdbrIiten ar'teeeuoeH
Sn glnbetrobt. baB BEL elmer ouoemeireu
g9atI tpet6e in Der giaot Gindnnaii am 7
RoneHber 1911 ftait'nan. bic SrGae befreffs
an5eabe nrn Ronos Der 6efaGten Stabt In Der
Sunme eon s25 600 90 Ge6ufs Seriieuuno bon
6ofpitaIsC3eh6uben fir bic SfoIfrung, Rerpfles
auua rne @ebaHniung nen qerfoner tpe[cbe an
asfdbrIiher. nniie6eHocu aranfheiten Ieioen.
hen anaIst3trten Sttulmsebern Der beTaaten
Sidot aur 9htimtrlrg norae!eet iparbe: uHb
IN Mn6etratht. BAT 3ipei Triitei Der Siimui,
aeber. nelde BEL foldber g2dhl iiber bic ;rraqe
betreff9 ansgobe non Roros Der befaater Staht
Sti ss OerorDnel purb ben s,abtratb Der Giant
Cincinnati, Gtoa: Chic:
Ssttian l. Tai e. mad btm GrmsFtn bts
Stoctraibs Der gait Cincinnati nptbptHbip IN,
aussuaebtn ann ,u Dtrtauitn oi. Rcnos Der be-
fagieH Stabt In Der Si,nTme BON fiinflInosipan.
GIG tS25,00000l Dollars behHs SeritequHa
eon ooiptiaiseebduser fir bic 2folirrng. Gers
pfleautg dno 8ebaneluna bon gerfonen. tpeIde
On aelabriiheiI, anfte9enoen StraHibetieu ieiocH
Senion z. 2GB bic Bombs Der befdGien
gfaot aus5eaebea peroen foHen in Der Summe
oon lnHfIne5loan3iatGGienb 1926. 900 0o} EoLs
lGrS Iiir bic bor1enanHien 3pede lie befags
Ten E1nbs teilen IN oer Denomination bon
$500 % oner in gtu!tipIiiateu bebon, ie mad
benz GntafteH bes gitn 9tuoitors. unh fonen
3iHfen trogen sur Rate bon nier "a
Bro5enl Der SaGr. 3ie beiaaten goHbs foaen
oafiTf lem bonn eriten Ioae i'm 5uni 1912 unb
Sntlbar ien In brsisig 1907 gabren mad hem
T1ium
Gefrten 2. Die 5efngten Bombs fouen aus
Geqeben. nrSeefftbrt uHb beripenoet uerneu in
ueoere5Rlfimmane nit BEN Sefese une Greis
naIis sso. 12esi9i2. pnffirt am 27 5ebruar
Se!iion 4. Tie Ginnabmen aug benz gerfnus
pet pein2ien Voiios, altsgenommen bic 0r6rfiei,
tIHo dMfeelaufeneH 9tHfcn bapon folen befr
lsono ihr bic 3eritelurg bon Soipiiaissebau.
SeH S pte oorbereennnnt quteeinrieben uno nuf
rers fir 6te 8pede, pie fpesfFt5irt In gefttou
biefer Srbindn3
seition g.. 2iefe crbirnn5 fcu in araft ire.
ien hha ehilteletf bnbeH bon lrlo mad ieri f.iis
bcttrn noni Gefes erlaubten 9etr,allf.e an
grffirt Gm II. glai a. s. 1912.
Gtmeon Ne Sobnfon
o prdiloent oes gtabtratbs
Mtfef: MrthMr ISnh GIerf pc z
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circ Crbtruu3, no 2s6s1a12-9cr.
~ 'chTuFgen treiicuo fiir bel ausaa5e Ron
EoHbs in Der Summe bon $4,000 bebufs NHs
itGfflng eInes SoHb5 SIR Ge5nbIuna bes ftdbits
taeR IbetIes Der Soften uHo aasgabeH fir bic
SerbeIieruHG ourt aaHoIiitruHe bon Barton
ytoao uuo benz uuIIegenbeH IerritoriuHl
Set es perorbHct BON benz EtaotrGIb beT
Siaht Cincinnati, Staat Chic;
Seittor J. Cat cs BON Dem Staoirdt5 Der
5taot Cincinnati tir nptbreHota eran,et miro,
9oHes betaGter Sioot austugeben uro 81 oets
| !dNfeU IN bet Glrrme bon oiersebniaHtnb
Is14 go0l Collars bebufs anitaffuna eues
Snnos 6lr ge5abIaHg ocs 'tnoti'aeu [bti!es
oet soften uro gtuspa5eR fitr Die &erbeHerung
onr6 Gnrairung bon 4artUH Roao unb 4GI
ion a6eHne bon Dem ieblGeH Ih5ugsiGaGI fIbs
Ito bon Rpr!smDutt gibenue bis LublCC IGga
rrile; Ign'oH ytcd0. 3:ptfteu 4aItou Rouo un6
Sbalu ApeHue: Ao'cQd auenue. srpiitbeu SHus
rife Aoenue Hno 5buru aocnue; Sunriie stbes
nEc, 8nIfhen lSa't0N Roon Eub gtlH!o SecHue
4iorninqou Qiperue lpifcbeH Aaiion Rouo
NH ItInto Htenuc; MllHto IneuUC slpiiCbGli
SolnHbhs sloeHus mn 6urrjtc stocrEue; Co
!lmbu5 sloeHlie. sfpif1hcu gGd1iUn Rcao uHh
MEtTfn gleenle 4orismoutb MoenHc 3UifdleH
Barton Roao uno Columbus elhtuuc. QorilaHo
Aoenue, 5utiteu Cebeii SraBe uub Der bers
ldHgerien 1Sa'or Noao EgoeH 5irGRe 5iulfdleu
Qnrlou Qfbenuc nno Rortiuno Mbeuup urh
has g&eGeredhI nitlih ben 4aIlcH Noeuue Bon
8ortlaro &ccrEe bis 4artoH Ieenue. gegeHiiber
Idhler glnenue.
gcftion ? Ids bte sOuos oer befaaten staet
ausseueben iperteH foIIeu in Der 5uuale BON
oter3ebuiaufcnb tsi4. .0001 Dollars fir Die cors
penu1'!tien Smede. Tie befdaten Bombs foQcr
IN Der denomination bon faHtbGnhert- l$500l
Sounr= neer In MhiItipIiYa!en haoou, lrie Airs
hoW SlaetsAubtier be'fimHt scerpcu mag ltrb
t0ucH Strien trapFu slfr 9uie poH bier f4a.l
Rru5eni Der Gahr Eeiaate 8uues foneu butirt
teIH bonn IL. SuHi 1912, uIIb fClleu EahIs
bar iciH IN slran5tg SobreE rah oem 1atum
gefGgte goHbs foleH ansgegebeH auseeiieui
IND odritber oerflgt tperbeH in lebeTeiniiiMs
IHltHa NIT benz Gefese uub Der Eroinans oies
fes Si1ofraibs 5nr ReqGIirrng Der aIusedtc
ron goubS IN ber Staof Cincinnati, Siaai
Sbto. pdiiirt ON 27 FSebruor 1912
SefttoA 3. Ter Cribs Gus bent Berfau'e Der
befa1ien Bombs, ausGeuommeu bic 4rdmieH uno
oEfgeIaufeneH 3lTlfen oGpoH. foq etueu 5sonb
fir bic oorpeHannicR 3tpefe qutgeidrtebeR ruers
ben unb 'cQ auSbe5GbIt nerber aHf bic gnpeis
lung oes Director Of BlibItc 5eroice uno fou
auseegsbeH fuereeu bon befugiem Ztrector FIR
bic bieriu fpe3fi3r!eu 3neie
Seition 4 3iefe SretHaH5 fou In Gtaft
treten pno @iItiaiett baben bon unb naf rem
friibsiier BON @e'et erIaubteu 9eiteun.fe an
4cfftrf am 21 Ulai g e 1912
Simeon d. SobHfpr
EruftoeHf beS Siaotrutbs
Gtfeft: IrtbuE Ssph Glerg 2a5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

an elm @sri6t ben fompsteutsr SuriscistoR ~ pen,
ben, nm cine Snrr suammeHsuitsnsn, ntte ftns
llntsrudune bsrntbmsn une bic BsreiiiunQ at.
itasen lou. neibf fir icl2ss Giesutbum sn bss
sablsn III
EDITION 9. Dab bic Rotten unc ausaabtn' fur
btiaets Nprropriaien bssohit ptrotn iolen bon ots
Sfaot otneiHndtt aus oeiH CRIBS oes Berfduis
bon BofIos, fpelhc bon ner StGbt fir foIde
3ipede dusacgeben fueroeu
Stttien 4. 1isit crbiuan, ipa In Kraft tstter
uro siltieftit haben ben unn nob BEN trhetfen
sem @ties erlauhten 3sitpuntit aH.
Nnttrt am 81. Mat u. q. 1912.
Serpnlc q, 3oipare
Intttreuber Hrdiibent hes GiaotraibS,
pQ5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

SrbtnanB9 2T1--lgl2 - gsftsmmenb,
fortsafdbren nit Der Berbefierana bon
Ibdpel Gfrabe, bon WiIbsrt slpsnus BIS Bari
Moefnie
Cincinnati, Sidut Cttc, brcieiertsf cIer baslt
erudtifen waigIieor HbsreiHftimmsnb:
Ssfticn !. Gab es tfernsit beftsmnli ipsrn.
iorf5nfatreH nit Der BsFbeiITuma bon Gtnpei
SfIabs, oeH Biinsst Apemas BIZ narf aeenas.
nsnsa eurbs. no oie3 qgtfge4bta IA, <1ssus
Rlc!tssn sss GeerHsek m 0bsee1 nnb Nsn'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
Die Q dIa DIT btr 3us
fuuft

.Dort auf iensm l,iiseI.4 70 risf Der
General. Der nns Oeidnbe nit BEN
Gernglas obfufte. ~Iete ih bihis
@6iitenIinien.. Warum ipurb<n iis
mir niht stmelbtt2" .Gs iinb g(mas
teurpbotogrnpben. GID Gr5elsns,
ipanbk Dsr Mbiutont Elm. limb iene
Artinerie = 8<obn1tungsjs1n 6a
briiben9@ ~DoS III bic Rintm0scaros
Rtsn ; 6.}sans ant ibEsn 0sittrn. sp
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llnberbeffsrffh.

Mihter tsu einfm fncn pisIfnd obs
ssiiraIisn WiIb<rer): .Gie iinb III eis
llsm Uloant arxft ptruribtiIt; b1btn
Sic He4 etipds 3u bemerleng@
Nugetlagttr: ~W0nn L bitten oiirft'.
cerr Ni4ter. I m6Ht BIZ Gtrar pSbs
Tenb bst G@onjsit abTi3snl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05
&ambmrgs 9ln,srifa 3imie
iIGris Der Daann nit Der 0ueriddrpe

ildrie Der Mnnn nit Der aueriddrpe
neiter. .6ulblints ift cine ftorse
gatitris bon tiir;sn, aniheinenb aroBs
tdlI6riSen Geftiibtn aufmGr|6iri2"
fragte. our6 bic Gorspr;smen blidenb.
Der Giibrer nohmals; .fol1e aanonTn
fuhren mir bod nini!@ .Gn. Grs
ssnen5 bobtn gang rshi. GO iinb bic
Grammopbone unb pbonogropben sur
4nfnotns oes 5flahtengsbriilIs.-
Der General itria nanb<nslit ii6 BEN
mortlalifheHS Shnurrbart 3urebt. .No
fhSn. bann t0nnen mir ia anfnnesn.
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aeIiebte Goftir bon Riharo g. SustpeiIer. In
Can Tieap California, i'm Alter bon IS Sabs
rem Irauerpottesotenit anl EuIuitag, ben s.
Suui, nm 21s llbr gsa6mittaas, in Der Sprtna
Grope Sreobois'Hapeue. Grennoe i'no elnee'
Iaoen b,o,f,S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

~ inc Erbinars, no. p7e = 1910 =
Slfr Mppropr tiruHg bon Giaenthnm ann
DffeHtIiheH @ebrGune fir Die Gr5ffnnnc Ber.
breifernng nHo BerldHaerung bon RauI Etrabe
DOL 1olo SfraBe Bis 8o9ne @ee1ue.
Get - nerorbnet pom gtnb.ratb Der Gsas,
Cincinnati, Fia1t Dbtn:
Gslftun i. 9ad IN ttstereirifimmuno NIT einrr
.Woew peM Dtse1e$1 SnNixtM Weelxhen tiep
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Sohoun, AnNr.as Msitfer,

Am 66. 9ebcusiubrc TIE Fecroignng f'nhet
stat nn Nonueritna. ben 6. Stunt Eahn!itfags
am llbr bon gSrdbmaun & 8artine1tS 9 &e.
ardbnibs8arIcr, 4c 142t nuo 1923 H81lt
GtraSe, ans noiu 9Sernanote uno Treuroe
cbnc meitere g(oti8 hrfljbft elnGeaeeiT 'ino Don
Ten tranerunsn otutrrbItebrneu.
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ztarb ON SonHine. ben 2. Sunt 1912. Gop
,uittoas nm ubr 80 minuien, in ietrer g$oo'
ruuu $40 500 MibbIe Ronb infer tnntgfSeltens
ter CSaiie Batter, 9ruoer, SttutegeropH nno
GGnaser,
l11ilhsIm Rshn,
Am 5s qahensiabre. Eie Reeroigung ttnoet
ftatf am lPtttppb, ben 3. SInt, I'm 2 uhr
HndauIittaas pom Grauerbauie aus, tpo3u yer
rpqnhte urlo Ssrelinoe uhue pettere Nofi5 no''
Ittff eineeIaoen itHe bon
as Ten trauernosu SinterbIiebeueu.
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it1ilheIm Rthn,
Anna Csptlaa.,

gs ftarben ON Gtenitag, ben T.. Sunt 1912,
NIorgenS ubr 45 Whnnteu. plosItb,
eanna Csptlas.,
eeb. 9tieboff,
oeIebte @tttin BON 3obu GspeIage unb Ionter
bon israu 7ura 9tiebuff, seb. Gon5elmann, tHl
Mlier bon q Sabreu uuo llpHateH, uuo
3oftpb llistotf, 9r.,
eeIiebter Gobn bon Grau Dora atebptt aeb
ScHselmanH uuo oes peritorbenen Soieeh ste'
bpfr i'm slter BON II SabreH uHo 9 UlpHaten.
Die Goppels 9eeroieuua ftnoet 6reitae, oel Z.
Stunt 1919 W{oreeHs Z ubr 45 IRtnnten ooHl
1rauerbaUfe, 80. PISS Clara aeenue. Gun
sSulrrnouut aus iuil nrb tuiro I'M s ubr 80
Wtinuien in Der St. 1ondoenturasatrce elH
teiprIi3es Reamem abeeboIteH peroer. 90
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Gtarb an, Eieniiaa. ben 4. Sunt 1912, Nab
rritiaus i'm 2IR llbr, in feiner Bpbnuna, DO
1885 Gamer Sirabe, uuicr inntaiieeIiebcr Sat
fr luh N.runer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-05

alma C. Susmei!er,
fsh&S 49,
nph 81 iuhif n

gtarb am spnntae, ben g SuHi 1912, uln
40 ilhr MbeunS
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5n Sermisthen-3iHlmer.

u Q. 1912 u en- pibfrth GIT, sspei i15.
ne Simmer; 8a$ suu aoctn isnb slr 20.
leapians; auss In srr'fr aIaHe crbaune
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2 proEe Jrpntsimmex mi, Eas. I'm 3
Siof. 1927 g1eftern aps IL
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-11-28
CHAPTER xxxvll.-continued.

Marjorie was trying at the same
time TO compel Mallory to crawl under
a seat and 10 ind a place to hide
not to say word. Snoozleums, IN
derstanding only that his mistress
was in some distress, refused to stay
IN his basket and kept Offering his
services and his attentions
Suddenly Marjorie realized that
Kathleen was trying 10 faint in Nal
iory's arms, and forgot everything else
in determined effort to prevent her.
After the first bloOd-sWeat or ab1ect
fright had begun 10 cool, the passen-
gers came 70 realize that the invaders
were not after lives. but loot Then
came a panic OF misery EFFORT TO con
ceal treasure.
Kathleen, finding herself bauished
from Mallory's protection. ran TO Mrs.
Whitcomb, who had given Ashton up
as hopeless task.
What shall We do, Oh, what. on
what shall we do, dear Mrs. yelling.
TOM she cried.
Don't you dare call me Mrs. Well
tngton!' Mrs. Whitcomb screamed
then she began to fiutter But wee
better hide what we can. hope the
rah-rah-robbers are gegentlemen
men"
She pushed diamond locket con
tanning q small portrait OF Sammy in
TO her back hair, leaving part OF tbs
chain dangling. Then she tried tC
stuff a large handbag into her stock
fng
Mrs. FosdiCk found her husband a
last, for he made wild dash e
her side. embraced her, called her hi
wife and detied all the powers OF Ne
Vada TO tear them apart he had :
brilliant idea In order to save hi
fat wallet from capture, he tossed i
through an open window. II fell a
the feet OF one OF the robbers as b,
yan along the side OF the car, shoot
ing at such heads as were put out o
windows. He picked It up and droppe,
II into the leed-bag be had swung a
his side Then running on, he clam
bered over the brass rail of the oh
servation platform and entered M
rear OF the train, as his confederate
driving the conductor ahead Of him
forged mis- way aft from the front
while q third masquerader aligned tn
engineer, the fireman, the brakeman
and the haEgagemen.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-11-28
cOpyrishI. lSil, ~ a. A. nv 90
SYNOPSIS.

Lieut. Harry Mallory is ordered 10
thc Philippines He and Marjorie New
ton decide to clope. but wreck OF taxi
cab prevents their seeing minister on
tho way 10 the train. Trauscontincntal
Grain IL taking on passengers. Porter
has a lively time with an En&lishman
and Ira Lathrop. "A Yankee business
man. The clippers have an exciting
slime getting 70 the train. Little jim
IN lie Wellington bound for Reno to get
- divorce, boards train in maudlin con
dition. Later Mrs Jimmie appears. She
Is also hound for Reno with same OBJ
Jcct. Likewise Mrs. sammy Whitcomb
Latter blames Mrs. Jimmie for her mar
ftal troubles. Classmates OF Mallory
decorate bridal berth Rev, and Mrs
Temple start on a vacation. They do
eide To cut loose and Temple removes
evidence NJ his calling Marjorie dc
cidDs 20 let Mallory proceed alone. but
train starts while they are lost In fare
well. Passengers Join Malory's class
mates I'm giving couple wedding hazing
Marjorie is distracted. Ira Iathrop
woman hating bachelor. discovers an
old sweetheart. Annie Cattle, "a follow
passenger. Mallory vainly hunts Tor
preacher among the passengers. Mrs.
Wellington hears Little Jtmmic's voice
l-ate- she meets Mrs WHitComb NAL
lorE reports TO Marjorie his failure to
Gnd O. preacher. They decide to pretend
berth Mrs Jimmie discovers yelling
Ton oD th" train Mallory again makes
an unsuccessful hunt for preacher
p Temple poses as "a phy= clan. Mrs
O. .w-s. cigar s. Eht OF preacher on
station platform raises Mallory
hope uHt he takes another train. Miss
inE hand baggage compc,s the couple
g borrow from passengers. Jimmie
8 90 o. oIrder In his eye and Mrs. M
mic -lt.s urst aid. Goodness Is then
boz. wing L- Temple puzzled by be-
J .."r o. .,H.rrut couples NsriurIo.s
Jealousy aroused by Nallory's baseball
rl,r.e s1rEests wreckiuE
~. 'Fa.l .r hopes that accident will
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-11-28

elms on the grounds of the Depart
ment of Agriculture at Washington,
and soon after on trees in the streets
Of the Same city. Up TO this time the
insect remained unidentified in the
American chronological collections,
but in 1889 more complete material
was received by the Division of Ento-
mology Of the department of agricul-
ture, from which the insect was de-
leTmined to be identical with the elm
pest Of Europe CGossyparia ulmD
ieOffroy
So far as is known, the insect con-
inCs its attacks in this country to the
glms, but presents some variability in
It's preferences for the various species
Of elms in different localities In Eu-
rope, however, it has been found on
he alder.
According to the reports of the OBJ
servers at the above mentioned lOcali-
ties, the insect attacks the American
elms more vigorously than the intro
duced European species, and thus it is
added to the already long list of immi-
grant animals and plants that have
found in this country conditions more
congenial than those of their foreign
home.
/ one is most apt to first notice the
presence of this insect by seeing great
numbers of circular whitish rings sur
rounding a dark center clustered along
/ the under side of the lower limbs and
branches. If the bark is cracked.
rows of the insects will be found to
/ cover the cracks and SO be arranged
longitudinally to the branch. These
| light margined objects are the bodies
of old female lice and may be one,
/ two or three years standing. A clos.
/ er examination will reveal the fact
q that many of the central darker parts
I which are the bodies proper of the
/ lice. are absent, these having fallen
away with age.
The white marginal ring surround
ing the body of the insect, consists OF
a somewhat fbrous, waxy material, Sc.
creted by the developing insect. II
becomes firmly attached to the bark
and curled inward, where its eIge is
somewhat fringed. The body becomes
with age dark brown, smooth, convex
longitudinally, the augmentation usu.
ally remaining distinct.
The preceding description applies
to the female only. The male insect
assumes a very different form. AS the
males do not take food, they may be
found at any point on the bark, usu
ally, however, in more or less pro
tecting spots On nearing maturity
the males secrete a minute pocket
like case, or cocoon, within which they
cast their larval skin, and acquire a
single pair of wings They then
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-11-28
Poor Girl.

How long have you been married."
1T will be six months next Thurs.
day"
And do you still regard your hus-
band as the most wonderful man who
ever was born"
Then the poor girl broke down, says
the San Francisco Star, and sobbed
piteously. When she could trust her
self TO speak again she said:
NO. Charles has disappointed me
terribly. I'm afraid ! have wre-
wrecked by li-life. Last night when l
asked him to get up and see II there
wasn't burglar In our room he
bumped his nose against the edge OF
the open door and he said three sim.
ply awful words just as II they oame
natural to him"
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-11-28
A FRIENDS ADVICE
Something Worth Listening To.

A young Nebr. man was advised by
a friend to eat Grape-Nuts because he
was all run down from a spell of
fever. He tells the story:
Last spring l had an attack of fe-
yer that left me in a very weak con.
dition. l had to quit work; had no
appetite, was nervous and discour-
aged.
"A friend advised me to eat Grape
Nuts, but / paid nc attention to him
and kept getting worse as time went
by.
81 took many kinds of medicine but
none of them seemed to help me- My
system was completely run down, my
blood got out OF order from want of
proper food, and several very large
boils broke out on my neck. | was
so weak could hardly walk.
"One day mother ordered some
Grape-Nuts and induced me to es.
some. l felt better and that night
rested fine AS ! continued to use the
food every day, grew stronger stead
lily and now have regained my former
good health. ] would not be without
Grape-Nuts, as l believe It is the most
healthgiving food in the world"
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek, Mich.
Read the book, "The Road to Well
Vile" in pkgs. There's a reason"
Ever read the above Ietterf A new
one appears from time TO time. They
are genuine: true, and full OF human
Interest. ADV.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-11-28
CTo BE CONTINUED
Plan to Make Rome Seaport.

The latest project to make Rome
a seaport is to lay out a port 35 feet
deep near Castel Fusaro. formed by
running two jetties out into the sea
for soma distance, as at the rort of
Ymuiden. Holland. From the port will
lead a ship canal Is miles long and
200 feet wide and 81 feet deep. At
Rome shipping accommodations will
be laid out In the river below tbs city,
and this will be connected with the
nayigable part Of the Tiber ~ a sys-
TEN Of locks 1t will cost about $15,.
10000 TO carry out the project OPP
ponents CT the idea claim It will not
pay, but the promoters affirm that
when once the city Is connected with
the Mediterranean there will result a
great amount Of traffic.
Mexico Missouri message., 1912-11-28
ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE INSECT PEST
HAS MADE ITS WAY INTO THIS COUNTRY
Geoffroy Injurious Insect Little Known Here but Well Known
in Europe Causing Serious Damage to EIms in Vari-
GUS Parts Of the United States.

emerge from the cocoon, and mating
with the females, disappear. The emp
ty cocoons remain attached to the
bark. They occur singly, but usually
In clusters, each a minute white OBJ
ject less than twelfth OF an inch
long. Where the plates OF cork are
numerous on the branches OF the cork
elm, the female lice become fixed to
the narrow strips of living bark be-,
tween the plates OF cork, while the
male cocoons may be found in the mar
row crevices in the cork.
The young lice, as they appear at
this season, can be seen with the un-
aided eye only on close examination.
Under strong lens, a cluster OF them
presents a dull grayish appearance.
Individually they are somewhat oval
in shape, and are covered with minute
whitish spines. Most OF them are
quiet in their place of Information, but
on being disturbed many will leave
their positions, moving sulggishly.
The destruction of this insect,
should not be attended with the diff
Guilty that has characterized efforts in,
this direction against the San Jose and
other scale insects. The latter are.
protected by a rooflike scale which
protects the tender parts of the body
and enables the insects to very eff
fectually resist the remedies ordinar-
lily employed. In the case of the elm
insect, the body remains exposed and
thus is more likely to yield TO the ac-
ton of corrosive washes.
Kerosene emulsion and whale-oil
soap seem to be effectual remedies
when the insects are reached by them.
Spraying will have to be done at diff
ferent periods and may be found to
be most effectual when the insects are
most active
The fumes of hydro-cyanic acid gas
effectually destroy the lice, but the
use of the remedy necessitates the EN-,