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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26

Director of Soil Culture Dept. Of Deere Co.
Subsoiling. The subsoil plow is in
valuable if the condition of the sol
requires it, and the implement is OF
the right type. If the subsoil is por.
Gus, it is of no special benefit, but if a
hard pan exists, or the ground below
the reach of the ordinary pillow is so
hard that it does not absorb water
readily, it is OF great assistance in
storing water. In fact, it practically Y
solves the problem Of storing water
in dry sections.
The implement is not intended to
bring the subsoil to the surface, but
simply to cut cash in the hard pan,
permitting the entrance OF air and
water. If the point of the plow is
large. and the ground is hard, it forms
air spaces which prevent capillary at
traction, hence the only safe subsoil
plow to use is one with Il thin blade
and very small point, not more than
an inch thick. The small point forms
reservoir for water and from it The
water naturally spreds outward and,
obeying the law of capillary attrac-
tlon. 1T moves upward, followed by
air. Air and water acting in that way
mellow the soil, thereby destroying Il
hard pan or any extreme compactness
OF the ground that may exist. The
blade or cutter should not exceed one
half inch in thickness. Such plow
can be drawn by two horses, cutting
cash ten or twelve inches below the
bottom of the furrow. Entire gangs
can be equipped with Il subsoil at
tachment, placing one on each alter
nate plow. In sections of the country
where the weather is cold during the
winter months. late plowing, leaving
the surface rough, is very advanta-
geous because land in that condition
catches and holds snow and rains
much better than when it is smooth
and frozen. During the intervening
time. however, between harvesting
and late fall the surface should be
Kept IN condition to readily receive
and retain moisture. In southern lati-
tudes where the ground does not
freeze, to leave the surface in rough
state would assist evaporation. The
farmer should be governed by condi-
tlons and adopt the best possible plan
to prevent the loss of water.
Conserving Water.-Conserving wa
ter is just rs essential as storing it.
We know the amount of water re-
q"lred to make the crop. We know
that it can be stored in the subsoils
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26

'as securely AZ in cistern, and we
know that unless proper means are
used water will escape by evaporation
to the extent Of one or more inches
during hot. windy day. Ana
inch of water weighs 1l2 tons, or one
fourth OF the amount required to
make an acre Of good wheat, hence
negligence for two or three days may
cost the farmer year of tOll.
The process of conservation is SIM
! pie. A surface mulch is effective, and
If maintained there is little danger of
losing cultivated crops, and grain
crops are in a great measure protect
ed by it.
The corrugated roller is beneficial
to grain by forming surface mulch,
even when the grain is grown to the
extent OF jOinting. 1t firms the soil
about the roots, and at the same time
closes elfect,lally surface cracks. If
the soil is hard, the harrow is of great
benefit. Either plan is very beneficial
until the grain has attained a growth
sufficient to shade and protect the
surface from wind and heat. In cul-
tivated crops the mulch must he re-
newed as soon as cracks form after
rains.
Capillary Attraction. Capillary at
traction is natures process of moving
water from the deeper subsoils to the
surface. Stored water passes upward
from soil particle to soil particle,
forming Il film around each atom Of
soil until the surface is reached, where
it is consumed by growing plants, or
passes into the air by evaporation.
" ater will rise from eight to fifteen
feet, depending upon the character of
the soil, and deep roofing plants will
secure moisture from even Il greater
depth. The rapidity ofthe movement
of capillary water depends upon the
compact, uniform proximity Of the
SOIL PARTICLES to each other. In coarse
ground the movement is slow and IN
lumpy ground where air spaces exist
it is materially retarded or entirely
stopped. Hence, we emphasize the
necessity of carefully pulverizing the
surface before plowing, the seeu-bed
after plowing and subsequently max
ing it compact. 1t must be remem-
bered that trash not worked into the
seed-bed before blowing will form an
insulation Oh the bottom OF the fur
row that etfectually stops the upward
movement of capillary water. Too
often IA crop is lost after the moisture
in the seed-bed has been consumed |
which would have been saved had the |
contract between the furrow slice and |
the bottom of the furrOw been made |
compact.
microscopic Moisture.-Ilygro-
scopc moisture is the vapor that eX-
lists in the air. Surface soils, if they
are of good tilth and rich in humus,
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26

absorb air and with the air moisture.
While the amount is not sufficient to
produce crops. it is of material bene
tit in localities where heavy dews and
fogs prevail. Hygroscopic moisture
is sufficient to maintain plant life in
deserts.
Summer Fallowing, or summer cul-
ture, as it is often called, is another
method OF storing and conserving
moisture. In some localities the an
nnal rainfall is insufficient to grow
crops each year. hence the necessity
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26
WILL Be GLAD
TO GET BACK

5. S. Lewis, who owns valuable
homestead south of Judith Gap, writes
the Journal the following breezy let
ter:
Reno, New, April ST. came here
the first of January and Nave been
working with my brother in the
plumbing business and like it fine.
The weather is nice and warm and
begins to make us think we need to
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26
FARMING ON
DRY LAND

BY W. T.. Taylor
Director of Soil Culture Dept Of Deere r Co.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-02
9rinaeno
gebarf bic Earffomntiiiiun meitercr
iinansieller Seiuilligunsen.

Cine Der gonbousgabcn. ii6er mel
t,e ole Stimlngeber nm fommenoel'
Tieniiag ob5llItinnen 1aben, bot oI(
Sanftion falt aller bieiiger &erbelIe.
rungss 8eiellifaften lino fonmer5iel'
len @ereinigltngen erhalten. Gs ii
oieies ore gonoouSpabe i'm 9etragt
bon $750,000 fiir 9arf5pede.
Die Rarffommiiiion beourf bieIel
Sun,me Iebr oringeno. Inn auf BEN
iotpeit einaeIdlagenen 0ege fortihrei
ten uno peitere Spielpldee uno 9arfs
ihuffen 5u fonnen. SIN 8erlauf Del
periloiienen 5lpei Sabre bat bic 4on
'miiiion nabe5u 81 ,O00,000 fir oel
slnfuuf bon Barfs unb Spielplaser
peraiisgnbt uno fiir Die Grlperbuuf
bon Spielpldsen Duroen niht Deni
ger alS $4,000 BON Der obiger
Sirrme nusgegeben. 5aas, mas fem
I'll hoffen itebt, Die nele 8onoausga.
be Die 3uitimmung Ser @dbler Nn'
Bet, 10 miro Die &omniiiion in Der
Stanb eeiest neroen, rpeitere Spiel.
plate 5u ifaffen unb aud iebr piel
iiir Die tpeitere gnsitattung Der bis.
bergen SpieIpldse 5u tbln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-02

asnbs uno aote 5orput. 1916
2psan StraBe; Wdo6en.
Greo. 9. uno Ienes Stotmann
1908 Glap StruBe; anabe.
gondrp 3. uno Qnnette Sansman
1851 3umitein Qtpenue; Mdbdsn.
Clifton g. uno Wlartba Robb, 94e
@eit StraBe; anabe.
Sames uno Clara pieree, 904 9op'
Tins Strube; Wldotsn.
SoIspb $. uno Sennie Cole, 51c
Soptins Strabs; 4Habs.
Jrep W. uno Gmmd 2abmann
141O sSreeman 9lpenue; Mdoden.
ssrant uno Utarie Nooaes l031
Yeit StraBe; &uobe,
WilIiam uno Gli5ubetb Grimme
1909 9eIt Strabe; anabe.
German s.. uHo Glen Weimann
1923 Sntsrmeoiute Npenue; anabe.
CLAUDE unb aatberine gpans, 941
W. Siebente 9lnenne; Enobe.
Milton s. uno Marp Dol. 82e
lpptins Strabs; MGb9en.
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Hieienpian
6at Ser Sdulratb be5iigltdI Der neuen
6ufidule fir ben nOrOOitli6eH
StaSttbeil.

Ga8 Ieit langem BON oen 8emo4s
nern oes norooItlideu GbetlS Der
Staot beiiirlportete Qrojcft oe8 9all5
elmer aQen mooernen 2luiprithen &C.
niiqen0en 6ofihule IN Oieicm Staot-
tbeil nimntt INNER grelfbarerc @e-
ltolt ar.
@efQnntIih lpur0en 0a5 &omnttt=
tee fiir 8nupIQBe unO 0o5 &onnlIttee
iiir 1Sonos lmn 9lniprUhe pom Sdluls
rath eru1ahtigt, ijh nit DEM @roleft
5u beid)Gftigen un0 auf geltern mar
cine geneinihuitlihe Sttuug Gicier
beiben &onmitteeu onberaImt gene.
len, Die ieood) neutrality-suspicious. lin.
itdr0e bolber au5faQen nlBte. SSn al
lcrndhiter Belt perOe1 ieoob Die b2is
oen 8ommi1teen 5uIammenfpmnler
'mo Die 5Srage bejit8lih oe5 8altS Ser
neuen Sohit)ule cingebeno er0rtcrn,
nm ounn benz Sdulratb einen Gert1t
5u lmterbreIten.
Sotpeit man iih bis jest auf eincll
&lan IN groBen 3itgen geetntgt bat,
6eitebt Oie Ibitf,t, Elm @oh'dNllgebdlt=
Be auf einem 8runoeigenthunsfom-
pier 3u erriften, Der 0itlif bon Der
8oooburr 9Ipeuue gelegen lit. Gteiet
aonlpler iou groB genug iein. INN
aud, Halm fur elm atbIettIfeS 1Sel0
5u bieten. oas gen1einidaftlidl bon oen
idnlintlihen SoIhulen Ser Staot be
nllst meroen fam, iooaB Die Sod
ihulen Donn nid)t INNER crit iih on
Nie llninerIitdtsbcborOen Denoc1
miiIIen. penn lie eirtmaI BEN otblett-
ihen SpielpIas Ser llnioeriitat 81
benuben lpiiniten. 9tat Ser 4niidt
oerihieoener ShuIrotb8nit8lieoer
| ioute Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| fiir oieie Sohld)uIe uno oaS athletts
| ife GelO minoeiten5 20 9Ifer unrfu''
| len lmO Die Sauptaufgabe oe5 Som.
mittees iIr 9auplGBe 0iirfte iett, in
paIIenoec 8egeno 81 nnnebmbarem
Grciie einen ocrartts groBen aonlpler
III iinoel.
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BON Der gabngeisai6aft $2500 in Grs
lsoisuug aasr QnipriiAe 5u at5eptIren.

BON Der gabngeIeai6aft $2500 in Grs
lsoisuug allsr 2lnipriiAe 5u ataeptlren.
JahlaB g den.
Sobn 9. MstQsr lit Ra6labperpals
ter DON gaIentin MiGsr; perionaIien
800, 9runbeigentbum $1,000.
sSpbn ShuIte lit SsitumentspoQe
ftreder BON Spbanna Wariu S6ulte;
geripnalisn $500, 9runoeigenthum
$4,000.
Sumuel 8. 6erbsb 1T Seitdmentss
ppllitredsr bon 2i35ie 81. Serpep; per
Ionalien $1,000, 9runoeigenthum
$4,000.
Gbparb Rapion lit RuhlaBoerpaIs
ter BON HulltoR Sapis; Grunoelgen@
tbum $4,000.
Der perI0nlibe RudlaB Der Jloru
Warteti bstrGgt $1,000.
Die 8ittpe unb 5etamentsDollz
itrederin beg Qbrabam Rbeiuitrom be-
ridtets, baB lie aIe 8erbinolihteiten
bes NuhlaiIes be5dblt unb in llsber@
einitimmung nit oem 3eitamente ben
leBteren i'm 9efammtbetrase bon
$154, ,920.26 ieIbIt iibernommen babe.
8eri hiebeues.
emma 3eioel erlanete Elm llrtbeil
iiber $3.50 ssssn Sobn Regau; artbur
Wm. Bennett Elm folhes iiber 500
aeeen bic Stubt Cincinnati uno SEQ.
%. Saroing Elm Iol4es iibsr $715 gez
gen Miles .. Ssgooo.
Die giorfolt unb Weitern Giienz
babns9eIsli6uft bat cine Joroerung
iiber Sal esgsn Die Wtpores 2ime So.
eingetlasi.
gbas. Rists bat sine &lage auf llms
itoBung bss 5eitdmentes Der Innu
Maria Hidine anseitrenst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-02

ieines neun SABRE alien Spbnes Al,
berorttDorten. Gr fpran ben Munlt,
aus, fi9 NIT feiner bpn ibm aeIties
benen Grau ipieber au perbeiratben, iez
bod tpolIte bieie iid nidt ouf BEN
Woridlas einlaien, porduf Der gns
eetlaste ii9 perpflidtete, in 3ufunft
$3.50 p0dentIih gu bem unterbaIt
ieineS Sobnes beisutraqen, unb su
gleider 3eit fir flint Do6en in,
yoraus beaoblte. Die 5rau CAB iid
biemit 5ufriebsn, un6 alntemiller
tpurbe entIafien.
Das Gbepaur Sobn unb Qis3is
Welih bate fi6 am 6allopeen Mbenb
I'm Sfmopsraui6e nah allen Nes
geln Der aunit perbauen. Ser Mann
fpurbe geitern 5u 30 Saaen Mrbei.ss
ban, $50 unb Soften unb bic syrau gu
elmer 9elbitrafe BON $50 nebit aoiten
oerurtbeilt.
Der Sail Der bes Morbes angeflags
ten Jrau gpd Sermun, BON ylo. 1922
pleafdnt Str, tpurbe auf ben 20. Ro-
pember berlhoben. Sie pirb Be-
tanntli6 befdulbiet, bas neugeborene
2inc Der Jrau Spreber bon Woore
StraBe setobtet gu baben.
@epra SO. gornett. Der Dor einigen
5osen unter Der Qntlage beg tbdtlis
den Mneriffs Derbaftet iporoen mar,
gIdnate seitern i'm poli5eieeridt burd
4btpeienbeit unb feline BiirsIhaft in
.S0he BON $500 nurbe fir psrfalIen
erflGrt.
@egen gornett lit nahtrdsli9 nod
etn Stpeiter 6aftbxfebl erpirtt rporben
uno 3tpar bon Der in bemielben 5auie
tppbnenben Jrau 3ellp, tpelhe Den
9ripatbetsftip betanntlih beidulbtqt,
bic in ibre Wobnung fiibrenbe Gas
rObrs aneesapft unb feinen @asbeoari
auf tbre Rehnung be3ogen 5u babeH
- Jrieotnsrid,ter Subole erlieB qes
itern einen 8eIhlagnubmebefebl ae=
gen bic 6auseinridtung bss Gorne.t
unb 9onftabler 5ogir pfdnoete bic
ginrihtung unb gffetten in Der fri
beren Wobrung oes Ulannss in BEN
Snuie Ro. 81 Sit 6. GDe.
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Nus bent 4oli3ei8eridt.

pbglei4 am Donneritas 9aIloipssa
ssrrelen mar, lag in Der seitrigen po4
MISUNDERSTANDING nur elm perbdltz
nibmdbis tIeines uno unbebeuteHoes
Dodst por. Mlkrbinss naren per.
Ibiehene perionen pesen llnfugs,
1runtenbeit etc. rerbaftet porben. iss
bod tpor es Bel Der 6allopeen Jeisr.
abaeittxn BON eilisen penisen ssdlIsn
niebt au ihiperen glusIdreitunsen ees
tommen.
Die poli3iiten aien unb 5uber 5as
Ben om Donneritas Mbeno 5tpei iungs
Wdtdxn besleitst BON Mldnnern in
bas Queen 6otsl, on Gin strabe uro
Opera ptaee seben. Die Beamten
oranaen in bas 6otel, perbdfteten su=
nGdft ben NahtrIert Gbtp. grane, BON
go. 532 Speamore Strabe, unb tns
fpisixten fobann bic uerfhiebtnsn
Shlafsimmer. Sie fanben 5tpei pdrs
den, Srbn Rirt, 90 Sabre alt. pon
SO. 1913 Garfielo plaee. nit Dorothy
Nann, 1S Sabre alt, bon Ho. 65 Ot
Clifton Ctr, unb SObn 20. Wilion.
% Nabre alt, NIT Der 21idbris. Relic
GGpsd, BON Ro. % peete @trabe,
BOT. Sp einem aHoeren 3immes
lpurbe polep glort in tota! be3sHteIa
3ufrcnbe auf benz Bette liegenb Dorges
funben. Die san5e @eielli4oft tpurbs
asEsrn benz Nihter porsefiibrt. ipsls
DIR Die SALE auf Nntras Der Gnsss
iIagten auf ben 8. Noptmber psr'
Idol,
Mnbreip Mntemiller, ber befunnte
pttbdg<nt fir 1beater. hatte fi4 nns
tes BET 9lntlase Der Nidtpsrlorsuna
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Gbporo SO. uno 2tQie ROttingbaus,
1925 9uolep Strabe; Mdo6en.
Goparb 5. unO 2ucreto Reuter,
1922 SreemQn 2lpenlle; 3nabe.
:. s. uno GOeIDn 8u6tmon, 1924
2ttron 2loenue; WtdD6en.
9tntbonp uno 2lnna S6IuuIer, 1899
GbidaIup StraBe; Mdo6en.
Hobert uno Sod 2uebbert, 2355
9ictor Strabe; WGb6en.
Suco6 unb aat6rine BtebIing,
'6107 Sectjpn Strabe; 8nabe.
Daniel uno Mabel 0onoOan, 733
Stute 2(Denue; &nabe.
2luQuit uno 2enu &eBler, 212O
Stabler StraBe; Wdo6en.
Qoui5 unD 2i33ie Mc9rat6, 21O3
Sc. Q6te 2(penue; Wtdohen.
Sobn uno 2tlma BiQig, 1O41 State
Qpenue; MdOten.
DiQiam uno 9(lma 4eenan, 2390
WilDer 9(penue; Wtdohen.
Charles uno 2lnna Benoer, GIT
g6urch Strabe; anabe.
goeban unD emma Sanoit4, 218O
Sud StraBe; MGphen.
gpparo uno Wtarp Sang, 1862
Sebler Strabe; Wdoten.
s5Iaac q. uno Wtarp 5apes, 1880
ganmiLler StraBe; Snabe
SFreD uno 2lnna &aittng, 759 Gin
tcn StruBe; anube.
8eorge unb Gitelle StaAl, 1880
8eitern 4penus; Mdb6en.
Ruoolpb unp Mnna Gpnruoi, 943
2aurel Strabe; WGbten.
Spbn uno Bridget Repnolos, 1864
Glart Strabe; Snabe.
So6n unb Wtartd 9ogeIer, 1915
Stint StraBe; Mdoten.
Safe 6. uno Wturn 9oobler, 1914
Section Strube; anabe.
Charles 8. unb 5hereId 9opning,
IL Grane Stats; ana6e.
6erman uno glandbe S6us, 2114
Cameron IDenue; anabe.
sSobn 9. uno 8iaie 6uoion, 275
Sputbern 4penue; W}oohen.
Goparo 9. uno Marp Scmhorit,
253O Scioto Strabe; Mdohen.
sSames 6. unb Gertrude Sppo, 3517
gurh StraBe; &nabe.
Ri6ore 8. uno Gutb 5gner, 2860
9ictorid gpenue; &nube.
6snrp 6. unp emma Rtes, 1925
giibop Strabe; &nobe.
8eorge un0 Gina !5uBleman, 1909
Baltimore 4penue; Rdo6en.
5reo u. uno Mubel Mtorris, 374O
Satlen Qlpenue; Vtdohsn.
5. D, uno Darn Deinpiooie, 2916
gurnet goenue; WGbheu.
Samusl uno 2iS3is Repcomb,
Sbantptopn; Wlao4en.
elmer uno Carrie Sorslep, Sbdn@
tptoipn; MGbhen.
George $. unb 2aura atnole,
| Sbantptppn; anabs.
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Ter neue Sdmptling Der pReos"

esoe Sinfer, ser brilante 9l6idnger
Der Gbicagoer Cubs, DER iih nm Die
oafante Stelli1ns als SdllptIing Der
gNeos" unter grlanbnib ieines
alubprdiibenten Nurpbp beipirbt ilno
oeiien Siibiefeit fiir Oieien ipidtigen
BoIten bonn 8rdiioenten auallit &err-
mann anerfannt Diro. traf geltern
Rorgen ous Chicago bier 3ll elmer
&oniiItation nit benz 2etteren elm.
SIN 2aiiie oes eeltrigen Sases trat
bas 9ireftorirm ber .Hebs" I'M
Sauptquartier (8isgin5 glod) gu
iamnen, Dor lpeldem Sinfer feline
sSeuerprobe beItanb unh feline 9eoin-
aullaen unterbreitete, Die pom 0iref.
torium ansenommen ipuroen. gs lit
niht befannt getporoen, auf fuie Ian.
&C er iich perpilihtet bat. ODER mel.
hes SaIar ibn 5useitanoen wrroe.
,seoeniaIls miro basielbe nidt !peni-
ger aIs $4,000 per SSabr betragen
Serr Serrmann rno 5infer Deroen
ieet perluhen, BON Serrn Wurpbp Die
Nusideibrne inferes neuen Salpt'
lings aus Dem Chicago alllb 5lt
iihern, ipas ibnen boffentlid, balo &C.
Iinaen pirb, oa Serr WurpbD bies
benz langi1brisen Mitslieoe ieines
sflubs fir feline treileu nno brillan-
fen Gienite periprod,en bat. Wurpbp
beiinoet iif angenbIiflid, I'M Often.
miro aber In menigen 9aeen Die Riid.
reiie arltreten.
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Seonuerli6er ltnfaa.
Gmnett SrciUer Dun oem Intp Oes
SilfsfenCrluebrhefS Gefman
Iberfabrcu.

Gin ihnerer llufaQ ereignete iih
geItern Ruhmittag an Ser Gfe Ser 9.
unO @olnut StroBe, inoem ser A
Sabre oIte Gmmett 8remer, bon go.
503 NtiIton StroBe, BON Dem 2luto-
mobiI oe9 6ilfsfeuernebrdef5 8efs
man itbPrfahren uHo IebensqefabrIi9
OerIeBt lpuroe. gtad 2lu5iage BON
Nuqen5eugen mar @cdman uid]t int
Stanoc oen llufau 81 Derbiiteu. Gr
bog 9eraoe Don Ser 9. 9lpeuue in oie
&alnllt StraBe etn, ais etne iuoltd)
BON Ser Gourt StrnBe berannabenoe
StrQBeubabncor Die &relBung er.
reicbte. lin cine &ouiIion 3u pernei.
Sen, mollte 9efnau nit elmer id)ars
fen g2en0ung Qu5pelhen, OILS 9reper
0Ireft Dor Oa& 9tutomobiI trQt. Bed
mau raunte bel Dem &eriufe, Dem
Q}Qune au53uUettcn geqeH Die Gar.
fonntc ie0od1 Iei0er 0Q5 llugliid nid)t
meDr perbiltcr &reDCr gerieth unter
0ie WtQid1ine mo Duroe ilberfabren.
Gr mar benltBtlo@, ul5 man ibn aui.
SOB ltuO i'm itaOtiihcu 6oipital itelte
e3 iih herou5, oar er eiueu 0iiften.
brud), mchrcre &ippeHbriide unS
idapcre tuncre &erIeBumgen erlitten
5atte. tSein 3uItono Gilt iiir QuBerit
beocnflih. Ia5 2lutomobil muroe bel
ser 3olltiiou nit Dem StrQBenbabn.
Dugeu id,mer beih00igt.
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Die 68 Sabre alte barbara Suit,
SO. 1885 @eit StraBe, erlng geitern
in ibrer Wobnlnte ben 1erlesunsen,
Ole Tie lih Dor aur5em bel einem I'm.
faa 5use3ogen bate. Die Dreiiiu ipar
in ibrer @obnung si gall sefOulnlen
uno bate iih Die rehte Siifte sebro.
6en. Coroner Or. 0oe oronete einen
Snaueit an.
Senrp Gunlbers, "A Sobre aIt, BON
geo. 431 Central Ape. UeIher lifl
Dor brei Wonuten bel einem Gturoe
mebrere Nippen gebrodben bate, itarb
geitern in ieiner Wobnung ON Den
NerIesungen. Der Coroner tpuroe be.
.nahrgttigt.
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9tener @iabuft.

Ga5 Groieft, einen gioouft on ser
Cueen @itp gpenue, 3pilden Der
9eefmun StraBe uno Der GoleraIn
glpenue, 5u ballen, bat Den geifall oeS
Stabtratbsfonu1ittees fiir S5obbau-
ten gefll11oen. 9as &onutttttce be-
id)IoB III Ieiner geltrigen Sieurg, Oas
Groieft IN Ser n1hIten Staotraths.
iisung eupfebleno ein5uberihten. Die
erite Anreaung 5u bieiem Siaouftbou,
Der ettpa 81 600, 600 foiten oiirfte, gab
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0erben bon Der Snrnsemtinbe in
3nfnnft bic 1duse in Der Central
Suruballe iiber,uad)t tueroen.

Yer Woritonb Der Cincinnati 5urn.
semeinbe pirb in 3utunft nit Der al>
!ergrDbten Strenge bariiber pahen,
bob bi. 3an5pereniisuneen, bic in
Der Central Surnbaue psrdnitaltst
iperben, ben itdotiiden 8ebDrbsn teis
nen @runb mebr our Gla9e bieten
tperben.
Die ueberipa6uns tpirb in ber
Weiie Dor iih oeben. baB eritens bic
Gontrotte, pelde nit ben betrsffenDen
8ereinigungen nit 8eaus auf Bale
gum MbfhluB selunsen, alauieln entr
balten, laut ipelhen Wdbhen i'm Mls
ter bon untsr II Sabren nur in Be-
gleitiing ibrer GItern pber 0ormiinber
3utritt buben iolIen unb duBerbem
iperbsn Utitslieber bes gorItdnbs
tpdbrenb Der Bale ab uno gu nah benz
R.ften feben.
Gin Ibtommen in bieism Sinns
tpurbe seitern selesentlih elmer aons
ferens eetroffen, rpelhe bic 5erren u.
Gifermanu, s. 9affner, u. paulp,
Rrais unb Wiiiller i'm Namen Der
Cincinnati 9urneemetnbs nit Serrn
W. Stiegl.r, benz Setrstdr bes
Mapprs, battsn. Mapor Sunt felbit
tpar anberipeitis in Qniprud senoms
men, ais bas aommittee poriprah
unb betraut. 9err Stiesler nit feiner
9ertr.tung.
6err Stieeler nabm @elssenbeit,
ben 6erren bonn aommittee gu pers
fihern. bab Der WsdDor pollauf bapon
iiberaeust lei, bab bic Surueemeinbe
bas Ersiben auf eetpiHen 8alIen, bas
5ur 8eanitanbuns unb gu 8efhperben
Ueranlai1ung geeeben, niht billise
unb baB CT aud Der Surngemeinbe
burhous nihts in ben Weg 3u lsgen
piinfhe, uber er milf. barauf bette
ben, bab Srbnune auf ben 9alIeu ses
bdIttn ipirbe.
Die Supenile glib Societb, ber.n
gertreter Rep. Sobn SpIpeiter 1T, sebt
NIT ber Nbiiht nm, in allernd6iter
3eit ein.n lGnsersn 8eridt iiber bic
Dffsntlihea 1an3kluiitsunsen in Gins
cinnati gu berOifentliten unb in Die
fem Beriht follte, fpie Der Mabor ere
fabren bat, bic Central TurnhalI,
aons Defenders f9leht ipestommen.
Da ibm nun febr baran selegen lit.
bab etn berartiger 8eridt niht in bic
OefFentIihteit fommt ipiiniht er, oaB
bi. 1urneemeinoe perfonlih genuu
aufpabt unb nidts Mnit0biges bulbet.
1erner mar benz Waanor binterbraht
tporbsn, baB beridiebentlih pribatpp=
Iisiften. bi. in Der Central 9urnhalIe
beihdffigt paren, itatt nuh benz Refz
ten aa isben, ielbit allerlei unfus mits
gemaht baben iollen unb Serr Stiega
Ter tbeilte benz 4ommittee nit. buB
fd[ls ttpasf Terariises 5ur &snntnib
Der geb0rben tommen fo1ts, Der be-
trefftnbe pripatpolisiit iofort feline
GommiITipn psrlieren tpiirbe. 6err
Stiegler bob in feiuen 9emsrtungen
aana Defenders berpor, bab bieie ans
it5bis.n iyeflidteiten nidt BON beut@
fhtn Nsrsinisunsen ssssben fperben,
ionbern bon fosenannten alubs, bel
benen Is in erfter 2inie barauf absea
Ieben f.i, m6slidft piel @slb fiir ei@
r,iee tpsnise 4rraugeure berausauz
Tdlluqen.
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Die goli3ei rpurbe geitern eriuht,
Nd9forIhuugen nu9 oem II SoAre
alten Robert Stiete8, pon 2eebs 4pe,
6nbe gart, ansuitelen, rreIher Gus Der
elterlineu Wobnung bsrihpunben lit
unb Ii6 in 8eIeQidaft zines Mannes,
oe'Ien Hamen Der 9pIi3et r1itestbeiIt
tpurbs. befiubsn Ioa.
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: FAKE NEWSPAPER
: ADVERTISING


The grand jury at Louisville
criticizes the newspapers for pub
fishing 'palpably false, fraudu-
lent and extravagent advertise.
ments'' of takers, with their allur-
ing promises to the sick and suf-
fering. The grand jury report
says:
by publishing these advertise
ments the press assists these dan
gerous> criminals to operate their
swindling tricks and devices, op-
ening up an avenue of fraud
and deception. Over credul-
Gus and ignorant persons read
such, advertisements in their ia
vorite newspaper, which they
have, confidence in, and are inlu-
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