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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19

Siniternibs itntt mnb aud 0ieie fdno
bic iingetbeiIte WeipltnoeruaG
Di. greiien SnfoHen bon 8oomdnns
Deuifher Wittipei,btimdth, 30 an otr
3ahl, fpcbnten NIT niehrtreH Dduikn
bonn 0orttdno Der DsutintH Eagftisr
Bel. Die OreiIinnen nabmen bonH be
4usitenuna In MugeniHein unb Dsr.
fcIeten gllIss NIT gsIpunnitm Jntsrsns.
Die 3DsIinss bss Cincinnati Ir'
pban MfpIum, 70 an 3abI, 5dhlten sts
tern ebenfaus gu ben 8efnhsrn otr
Mnsitenuns.
Gin anoer1 bentider Spesinlfog
III Der Dsittipoh oieier Bode. Ter
ieIbe lit ben oeutiden epaiigelii6erl
@emeinoen getpionef nlio nud iiir
oieic 8cleaenbeit III Elm bnbl1es
Vrogranm anfaeitelIt moroen.
Ter beuiige Tag gilt als episto'
pal. Tag. Terielbe nimHlt nm ! ubr
g,atmittngs ieinen anfang. lin Z
ltbr abenos III Ufaiienperian1ni'
Iuna. Gie Meoner iinb ReD. Arthnr
Tlmper pom Tanfom, O., Rep. Mr,
thur @rnu bon Nem y)orf nHo per.
idneocRe 5eIo.WiIiion1re.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19
Srieffafen.

gkr ipirt in Der 0sihihte ais Der
gr0bte Ss,klo Der Wsit onertanns,
sSonss, psrrp, Rslion oDer 0epena
Gin Qefer.
antfp. Der Rsb.--Sonss. psrrp uHo
Deiuep boben auf bitten aitsI nihi ben
entferntsi..n 4nfprud. Relion mar
cbne 3spsifsl elmer Der sr6bien Ssebsla
ben, Oh sr aber 3. .. ben Rubm zines
gbmirols De Ruptsr obsr Ban 1romp
iiberItrnbli, bariiber htrrihen perfhiss
btue Wniihten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19
81. ssrau.n an Der Gute o'Asnr
Gin Ripisrabrisf pDn =. 70. aoebner.

-
Don gpnoamine mad, Wonts Carlo
raft bic fpeiBbeitdubte gbouiIet .nts
lang Elm 4uto. Die gosenlampsn uno
aihtsr Der ootsIfenitsr ipisa.ln iid
in ben runb abeeboesntn Gden. benz
aep0lbt.n. sldnSsnbsr 8erbed. Sn
benz matt .rlsuhtstsn 5nnern. bas nit
fpeib.m 2tber ausetiflug,n III, fist
Wabame am Sausrrab, nsbsn ibr Der
Bigger in Qioree. 0iabame hauffirt
ole tur3. Strede islbit. GnsrsiIh
umtIammsrn bic rpsibeantirtsn 6Gnps
den bas braune 5ol3 BEG S!eusrrnbes.
Wobame 1T bic Mittlpe eints tiir3iih
periiorbensn umsritaniihen Waenaten
unb 9siiysrin Der maurlffen gilla in
gonpamine. unp 4benn fir 4bsno
bolt Der blauslibernos Wa9en aur
feIben Stunbs Dor Der Jreitrepps, Die
binauffiibrt gum &aiino. Der Heaer
fpringt aus benz 9efdbrt, ideft um ben
tnatternoen Waaen bsrum, ipiffa Die
0riffe ab. Sin tleiner broiutnsr
Ghub eriheint auf Dem 1rittbrett,
oariiber elm rafhelnb buftises 0eipirr
pon Spisen unb Geibe. unb fhon itgl
bic lanes, splobeiiidte Shlepp. bi,
IIieben binouf, I'm tpie Elm bunte,
Shmettsrlins binier Der ihpuppen'
ben Glastbiir gu perf6ninoen.
lInten turhlt Der Bigger feinen MA
Gen on, brsht Das Qift aus, lsgt bi,
Tsden sulammen, unb Iangiam roll
bas Muio biniibsr 3ur Garage bes 90
tel be paris.
Sn5lpifden raufht Mabume Durd
bos Gpalier Der Inn 8titibiil ipnrtsn
ben 6abiines, 5nrIttn ben bitnernbei
2ufaien binbnrh In bic Gpisli6Ie
Ab unb 5u bantt iie NIT ttir5em Oru]
ben btpoten Werbeugungsn Der gbefI
oes tables, Der aufipringenben Ds
sriibung einSlner G<rren. Am leb
ten 1if1 bes Csrele prize bat Wn
bome ibren pIub. Msit ipdrIi&en 40
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19
afint Mub, Sci las aaS Nadls.

glid,ts. lpas mir Nergniisen nladt.
lie alnae ipiro pon feinem WenIdes,
beiier peritnnoen. ais bon icntil BE-.
oallernspertben gentfn, ipelfe an
Ndmcrrboiben ieiben uno rebsr llls.
nerung nod 2eiliHa iinoeu. Ne.
Dniirrnsspertb Iino bieie. Dcn ben bets
tighten ed,mer3eil Gepeinigteu. nbsr
and nod, neil ibre HliHobeit bo3 IN.
Ite nid,t jieht, bns linen 10 nnbe Iieqt;
ipeii iie ons einsige Nittel, meldeD Die
&dmprrboioen beieitiot. uidk finpeis
anD eebrouhen, n6usIi@ 0t &ilS.
bees Anatefis. Es linoett iojort iinc
|beiIt nnf bic 1nuet. 9robeys tperbell
frei pfrinnDt pon q Ntl3toebtex 8
Ge. Boz 1919, gselD Dof9 0.G.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19
8Od,enberid,t Ses gdnnbbeitsamts.

Sm itdptiI6sn 0efunbheitsam!s
iuurbsn fp1brsno Der nsrFlDHsnen
Wote 1872 gan. bon anitedsnosn
Grantbsiien unb 40 1oossfdnt in
fclee folder arontbeittn gemelhst se'
aen 134 Grtrantunsen uHo % 1oots.
fcne in Der parausIfpof< nes portgen
Sabres. aui bic sinselnen aronibeitsn
Dertbeilsn fih Die aur Melouns sslana-
ten iSalt ME fOIst: S1apinofu4t 81
Grtroniunsen unb 80 1oossfdus;
Ghor!ohfitber 50 Grirantungtn uno
2 1opesfGns; Winbpodsn 10 Qrtrar'
sunpen; Waaftrn ID Qrsrdnsunsfn; |;
Tipbtbsritis II ersrdnsuneen ino !
loDssfon; 1irnboutentSiinbuns 8 Vt
franiunaen unb 3 zoDtsfdus; No'.
.6 Grtrantunefn; RinbtrparoInis tiils
Grlruniuns unb Elm 1oossfdl; IN
pbusfisber unb Wlnitsrn is ein Ucu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19
Sienitas, Sen 10. Nars 1912.

Wie perlautet, tpiro Der prds
Foent ben 4onersb um Die grloubntB
sriuheu, Sruppsn iiber Die merttants
fhe 9ren5e gu ichiten. INN Der Grmors
buna uno 9sraubung amerltdHilher
giirssr Ginbdlt gu eebieten, mas IN
beosuteno srOBerem 1mianse gslhshsn
fpu. ais ulsemein anaenommen piro,
uno aud, um cine Snterpention euros
pGiihxr WGtte gu perbiiten, Die ebeH'
faus iber Die 8ereepaltisunS ihrer
giirser Seitens Der merituniiher
Guerilla ganoen aufsebraht iino
Die @sfabr, bic nit ioIder goticadF
pertniipft lit, lebrt Die cubanifhe Cpl
Ipbe. ShurtiIhs 9olititer i'm Rom
sres tpsrbsn bus gum 9prfpauo neb'
men tDollsn, I'm eine Innerion Dor
Merito hsrbeisufiibren. Wir huber
iebod bas gertrauen gu Dem praitoen
ten, buB sr iid bem 8ongreb sesen:
iiber it6rtsr srtpeiien tpirb, als istnsr
seit WlcRinlep.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19
Qene Rad,tear sespiinidlt.

IN ber beufiasn Gtobtrosbst ituIs
tpirD rpi.bsr Die Ginfiibruns beS Noht.
bienftss auf einsr fueiteren Gtrotsn.
bobnlinie beantrast rptrbsn. 6trr "a
mann BON Der l3. Morb fpirb ndmlih
btaniroe,n, oab bic Gtrabenbahn
Geienidaft ansepidsn tDirb. MdGsl
ruf Der 6igblonb MDenus ainis 5spi'
ifen talb sln libr unbbrei llhr Wddss
psrlehren ou lchen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19

Der 9unbes corpora
tipns &pmmiiIG Gr bsnohrih>
tist Die giirssr BON SuinOis, paB iie tn
9efahr Itebeu, ous grobe Bermossn,
ipelhes in ben WaIIertrdften oes
Gtaates Iiest, gu perlieren, oa Elm
als 9raftitation seeigneter plas ndt
benz unoersn in Die 5anoe bon 9prpo'
rationen iiberssbt. bi eoumit Elm un'
iiberpinbIihss Wonoppl porbereIten
@puperneur Denssn gebii9rt oas Uer'
bisnit, oiefs Gefahr ihou ldngit ers
tannt unb Die Qeeislutur lpieoerholi
aufeefprpert an baben, Dag lie Die bier
su nDtbieen 9eeenportehrungen treffe
5botIGhIih bat sr bic 2esislatur be-
reits spsiu,al gu bieiem 3pet 81 Sps'
sialIisuneen einberufen, ubsr Die Se'
aisluturen nertpeiaerten bic notbtger
8eIess. Sas iIt, tpie Seosr 3uaeber
pirb, eine b6hIt ungersdte gshcno'
hung bss 8oltss. 0ieIes lit ubsr maht
Los unb mub rubtg 5ufeben, ME es be
roubt miro, neil ibm nitt Die Waff
DER GeTesgsbungsz Sritiutioe gu Ge
bpte Ftebt. DiirDe ss bieIs beiissn. i
bate benz Ruube I6on lansIt Sin
bolt asbptsn nsroen t0nnen. 9enau Il
nis ouiupis brauhen ale anoerer
Staatsn Snitiatipe unb Referenoum
bamit cas Bolt ii4 gu isinsm Rsdt'
psrhelfen tann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19

y le ID cle l III SitUe|
lamb, on pelher fih ale prominsntsn
8erIonIihteiten bes Qanbes periDnti6
pper i6riftIi6, in Der lesteren Beiie
aud prGiioent Gaft, betbeiligt habsn.
betpnte oeiTen patriotif9ss @erbalten,
0orin beItunp oieies? GIeDelduo be-
funbete oieies in Der Msiie, pis sr isin
9rdiioentenumt periab. 4ls sr Isinen
speiten 5ermin ontrat, iibernahm er
eie unbeilpolle Grbftdft Der bon Der
republitaniI6enYdrtsi puiIirtenSitbsrs
QlnfoufssgiG. Disis mubts bsieitist
perben, um bas 2anp Dor Dem gdn3'
liten 8unterott au bend6ren. Ibsr
gum grobsn llngIit unter'tiBte Der
ipeitaus or0Bte 5beil BON GIspelanbs
Qdrtei burt 9rpan irregefiihrt, Die.
ies uubeilpoae 8eIes Das belt Gle
pelano niht papon ab. Stellung segen
feline eigsns partei au ne6men unS ss
aeIana ibm bic geieitiguHg oes 8ez
feses. Cur psiteren 0eiunouu9 mar
Die Wieberberiteauns Der 9olosReieroe
i'm ShaBQmt notbrpenbi9. Qfuh in
bieiem sSaQe Itieb GlsDelanb auf ben
bdrtn1ttaen Wioeritanb Ieiner pariei.
gieIen iiberipanb er, inoem er Elm al
tee @eies aufitoberte, lpslhes thm
iheinbar bic 8oamaft Dsrlieh, 9olr
obne 3uitimmung beg aonarsfss su
faufen. Cine anbere tritiIfe 3eii
tpdhrenb IeineS 5errins purbs burd
bic TebsIhe Repolution peruriaht.
Der oemotrdtiIhe 0ouperneur Dor
Sn inois, 2lltgelb. lpeigerts iih aus
nihtiqen @riinDen, bic burh ben 0sbss
fhen Streit peruriahte gifenbahn:
Blodaos dufsubsben. Glepeldnb ourh'
brad iie, inbem er ben 8ertehr be,
Doitsiioe mittelit gunoessSolooter
berftellts. Seim Ruhm bsfteht barin
bob er por teinsr 8srantlportung su:
riidfhredte unb feline parteiperpflih
tuneen anertannts, 10 bolb IS gait, BIZ
Tation aug elmer gefdbrlihen Gage 81
befreisn. gr mar, mas man nennt
Elm tdmpfenoer prdiibsnt unp ons fint
bic pr1fioenten, bic nit aolnenen Get
tern In bic 5afsln Der Gsfhidte be,
Ser. Gtuaten eingesraben iinb.
3ie Rebe. bic praiiDsnt Eat
In 8oiton sebalten, erDrtert suerit bal
gerlangsn Der RooisDeltianer. odb ben
DoIte Gelesenbeit ees,ben tperDe, burd
Mbfimmnns gu ertldren. men es ali
g3r1iibenti hoftssRanbibatsn nprninir
5u ieben fpiinfht. Die Nnfwort. be be
Nrdiibent baruuf ertbeilt. TT febr per
niinftig. CT ift pDlIfommen elmer
ffanbsn. bdb bas Bolt befrust nerbs
abr bic Mbitimmung ion unttr bel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-19

9,ift ale ,srouen fpielen nnter Der
beiben Come oes Ylittelmeeres. llno
wenn Observation-Disclosures oIs bic Wdn.
ner. Ratiirlid iprefe ifl nitt bon
ienen nnseinbrten iJr1len5immern,
oeren forperIid,e llngepfIegtteit nll'
gemein iibIib ilnb ourh bns itdnOige
Sisen om SpieItiid) be0inst III. Nidt
bon ben alien pornebnleH polniihen
grdfinnen, ben reiieuben NuiiiHnen,
Wiitter pieIer Io1ier. 6onbern BON
lber jung perbeirntbeten Geutid,en.
benz ensIiiden GportGirI, Der fpnni.
| lfden Riniiterfrn,s. ber itnIienil&en
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15
SAVAGES OF ECUADOR.
The Jibaros Gave One Spanish Gov
ernor His Fill az Gold

If you are lnnkiii2 f"i u Ft.;tf wild
Indian seek til. I,irarn. l'rrtIliIS Won
never heard ~ him. hIt l1n -iInI q
for he's the widest. most savage ami
uncultnred type uf rehSkln who thrive,
today. War ana the .Iii'arO are synpuy
nous. No other Indian tril,t. ~ hi>Iurt
has 50 deternIinedly ana SurrrSstuiit
resisted efforts 10 conquer II ~ lll~
tribe Of the Jibaro.
Today the .Iibaro. L. $40 strung. RUE
supreme over the vast forest regions
of Eucador bet wren the Santiago and
Pataso rivers md southwark {" The
Amazon. Ii is one Uf The most rlctur
esque and primitive Of All Survivin.
tribes OF redskins. once when partly
~subjuGated To Spanish rIie they ~rr"
goaded to rebellion by enforced labor
In the mines Of their task nnaSterS ami
marched 20.0D stroag into the strong
hold Of their enemy and il 1re night
completely nnnihjlated the l2.OUh ia
habitantS AS an eXaTnplt 1T thrii
savagery they killed the governor -
pouring molten god down his throat y
order that III might have his nh "
gold"
Like tactics are still pursued. ana
the .Jibaro is little mOleSted War il
their normal condition. their thvDr.tr
weapons being the lance. the juvrlin
and the blow gun with poisoned ar
rows. which have served them with
deadly efficiency.
Little is known Of their rrli"i1ISIO r
NEUROLOGICAL beriefs. There are about
1,4OO Jibaros who are Christians. but
few of these are of the full blOoded
type and are scorned by the majority
of the tribe. Missionaries say the il
baros will never break from ancient
cnSfnmS-Cathnlic EncYclODediA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15
TUNls DIVORCE COURT.
An Oriental Scene That Smacks OF
The Arabian NiQhts."

The next time you happen TO be in
TuniS don't fail TO pay a visit TO the
divorce court. 1t is the most Haroun-
al-Raschidic institution this side of
Samarkand. A great hall of justice.
raulted and fOored with marble and
strewn with eastern carpets. forms the
setting. while husbands in turbans and
lawyers in tarbOoSheS. white yelled
women aud green ROBBED. gray bearded
judges complete a e which might
have been taken straight from The
Arabian Nights"
The women. closely yelled and hood
ed and herded like so many cattle
within an iron grill, take no part In
the proceedings which so intimately
affect their futures. their interests be-
ing left in the hands of q voluble and
~gesticulative avocat. In each Of the
four sides Of the great hall is an al
cove. and in each alcove. seated cross
legged N rany cushioned divan, Is
a green rn'.-t. gold turbaned cadi. To
liiri IT," ntSpacI states his case, the
uitr trough her avocat. putting in
tier ,l..frnSr If she has any.
lh.. iuI-c considers the facts in ST.
lenc-. graveiy stroking his long gray
beard the while. and then delivers his
deciSiOn-in uine cases out of ten. SO
was told. in favor OF the husband.
Should either party be dissatisfied with
the finding be or she can take an ap-
peal by the simple process Of walking
across the hall and laying their case
before one Of the other judges. whose
decision is final.
A case. even If appealed. is general
~ disposed of well under an hour and
at Il total cost of 81 .20-Metropolitan
MapaZinp
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15
Railway Wheels,

Did you ever notice that the wheels
of a locomotive engine are beveled!
The reason for this is that in rounding
q curve the outer rail is. of course. a
little longer than the inner one The
difference is very little, but il would
be enough to make an engine skid
unless it were reckoned for. In the
beveled wheel the higher part, with its
greater circumference. is forced against
the outer rail by the very tendency OF
the engine 10 drive straight ahead, and
with the other wheel the smaller cir
conference rests Oh the rail. thus over
coming the difference in the lengths Of
the lines
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15
A UNIQUE CARD INDEX.
How Grover Cleveland Got a Line on
All the Office Seekers.


Among the anecdotes OF "Cleve.
lands first election" related by vii.
liam GorlIam Rice. assistant private
secretary 10 Cleveland as governor Of
New York. in4 the Century is the fol.
lowing:
When Mr.. Cleveland began to ron.
slider his cabinet ana the other more
important appointments special letters
came 10 him ~ gIraI numbers One
group OF these was most curious. The
writer OF them was II newspaper nan
of high reputation and Of wide ac-
Quaintance with Washington life. He
called on Mr.. Cleveland at Albany and
when he left stated he would send
from time to time information about
public men unsigned. but In his own
handwriting. Thereupon there began
to come a daily envelope containing
unsigned cards of convenient form for
filing. These cards treated OF nearly
everybody proposed for the cabinet. CT
distinguished visitors announced in
the public press as on their way 10 Al
bany and OF well known men generally
who might be commended for office
themselves or might ask office for 9th
ers. There WAS n separate card for
every person. and mis- good points were
written IN red ink. while diScrrditahle
facts and undesirable characteristics
appeared IN black.
THUS each card embodied a concise
record OF the deeds and a keen esti-
the man named therein. Giving as
they did an incisive. impartial and,
believe. upon the whole an accurate
analysis or those about whom they
were written. they presented a com
nlent OF unusua wit and wisdom rpon
American national politics. The point
OF view was that of an experienced
and able observer of current events,
and the whole record made a kind of
Judgment day book OF men Of both par
civil life and in the army and navy.
1T can readily be imagined that not
a few visitors who came 10 see Mr..
Cleveland were surprised at the knowl-
edge OF the political affiliations OF
prominent men which was shown by
the unsophiSticntrd president eIect."
Heai progress.
How Is father getting on With his
le~sSOnsr"
Very well. We children are al
to watch him nUw."-Flipgende
Rlaftor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15
;tipation
Will vanish
Bslky Livers and Upset Stomachs
Quickly Put in Prime Condi-
ton With Hot Springs
Liver Buttons.

THE secret of success in this life
is TO keep your bowels open and your
mouth Shut said a great professor.
Readers Of the Herald who suffer
from constipation, sluggish liver, up
set stomach, headache, dizziness,
nervousness or malaria should go to
any good druggist in Brownsville or
vicinity this very day and get a %
cen box of HOT SPRINGS LIVER
BUTTONS. They are surely the real
blissful, gentle, sure remedy for con-
stipation. For free sample write Hot
Springs Chemical Co, Hot Springs,
Ark. The Brownsville Drug Com
pany special agents in Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15
SPOKE HIS OWN DOOM.
In Spite of His Caution an Innocent
Remark Cond.mned Him.

The father Of Gueau de Reverseaux
had been a distinguished lawyer. and
through his influence he held impor-
TAM offices under the government
When the revolution began be gave up
his office at La Rochelle and retired to
Charities.
From the time that the revolution
began Gueau de Reverseaux devoted
his attention exclusively to preserving
his safety. He wrote no letters.
ii would receive no letters. He saw
no visitors and paid no visits. He
spoke TO no person and allowed no one
TO come near him. 1t would have been
impossible to be more prudent than he
was.
However. he wanted some sheds built
on his farm near Charities and ven
tured to consult a carpenter. The car
penter told him that he could not un-
dertake the work Immediately. az
Gueau de Reverseaux wished. because
most Of his workmen were drafted tC
join the army at once
Gueau de Reverseaux replied: '"The
yorkmen need not 60. They can send
substitutes"
This remark was heard by the work
men. but only the first phrase made
any impression on them. They reported
everywhere that NJ. Gueau de Revpr-
seaux. who must be good authority.
had said that they need not 20. The
new went to headquarters that Gueau
ed workmen need not obey the gov
eminent This was considered to be
conspiracy. and he was condemned 10
death and executed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15

Your statesmen who are representing you are careful
to wear clean linen and well pressed clothes in Or
der to strengthen, the impression that all things
coming from your headquarters, men and goods, all
high grade. The dress of the letters and literature
you send calling upon your customers is as important
a matter as the shave, shine and dignity of your salesman
A little paper and cold type; and a warm inn
preston is guaranteed aside from the ap-
peal in the text Of your argument.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15
a Barbarous u

An Edinburgh professor once object
ed To the graduation OF Il native or Cey-
lon ON the ground that he spelled EEK
coed" with only u "e"
Well" sad another OF the faculty.
you must remember lie comes from
The Iand OF the CingaI-ese."-Boston
Transcript
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15
H6ai ~Sroqress.

"How is father getting on With mis-
riding lessOnsY'
Very we'll We children are al
lowed to watch him now."-Fliegends
plaftor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15
What Impressed Him.

"What Impressed YOU most In our
great city," asked the native.
well" replied the man from the
small town. I've been here for a week
and | noIlred that nobody wears SUM-
day clothes On Sunday" - Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15

A wireless station is being buitl
at London which is expected TO pro-
vide direct communication with New
York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15

The largest field of wheat ever
grown in the state OF Louisiana was
produced this year
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15

WANTED-Clean rags. VIII pay
three cents per pound. Herald
Office. 7-l-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-15

Rossini was one OF the most indoien.
men that ever lived. yet he wrote OPP
eraS against time, as 1t were The
Barber of Seville" for instance. was
written and mounted in less than u
month. which fact gave rise TO Don't
zetu's cogent witticism. Upon being
informed that Itossini had finished his
opera III thirteen days DoniZetu re-
piled: 1T is very possible. He Is 50
laZyp'
Pun Upon Pun.
Strange. Moore and Wright. three
notorious punSters. were on a certain
occasion dining together when Moore
observed. There Is but one knave
among us. and that's Strange" "Oh.
no." said Wright: there IL one Moore"
AYE" said Strange; that's Wright"
London Taller.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-05
CHANEY-EvERHART co.

In the manufacture OF sweet meats,
Fargo Is decidedly on the map when
she can support an Institution the size
of the CLANCY Everhart Candy factory.
This plant was established FIVE years
ago at their present location, 81 Fifth
street north, and since the beginning
no changes have been made in the per-
sonnet of the company or In the man
agen1ent. h company is composed
of Geo. A. Everhart, Frank III, CLANCY,
j. T. S~hoenborn n Carl A. Johnson,
all well known Fargo men and active
ness has shown a satisfactory increase
from the beginning and their factory
has all the modern equipments for the
manufacture and handling OF orders,
large or small. Electric power Is used
and gas heaters for the making of
chocolates and cream-dipped goods.
Copper utensiIe are used for all cook
ing preparations in the strict policy of
perfect sanitation, which prevails
throughout the factory. Their product
is known under the name of Pure Food
Candy N is sold in Minnesota and
North Dakota They employ from for
try composed of local people spending
their money here for labor with a pay
roll OF $500 to $4,000 per month, which
entities them to the local business.
They manufacture all kinds of candy
from stick candy to the 10-pound fancy
box. This firm Is now very busy pack
ing and shipping Xmas orders, and an
order sent to them is a boost for a
bigger and better Fargo and an en-
couraEement to the North Dakota
mandatory.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-05
FARGO co.

Among the important industries of
Fargo, none has a larger standing in
the machinery trade than the Fargo
Foundry Co., founders, n1achinists,
boilermakers, structural iron and steel
manufacturers. In 1906 they were con-
so1idated with the p. & K. Works OF
Litchfieid, MINI, and the 7. L. Sykes
Boiler Works of Fargo, N. D., which
made 1t the strongest firm in the trade
in the state. They are ideally located
for their business at the end of N. P.
avenue, near the north bridge, where
they have a complete equipment of all
kinds of machinery necessary for their
business. Each year has shown a
steady growth in the volume of trade
that they have supplied, and their pro-
duct Is rapidly gaining a reputation
equal to that of any firm in his line.
1t is the largest foundry of this kind
west of the twin cities, and employs,
on an average, about forty men con-
tinually. They have no branches, nd
acted in Fargo. T. w. Parsons is the
vice president, They supply all of the
a speciality of the building of fire es-
capes, structural iron and steel work of
all kinds, and many of the public
buildings OF the state, and especially
the city OF Fargo are equipped with
their products. The shipping facilities
OF this firm are excellent, and they are
very prompt in the filing of all orders
~intrusted to their care, while quality of