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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15
]erfs Nptiaen.

Sm bo6en 4Iter bon " Sa6ren ift
eine in tDeiten 8reifen betannte uno
dugenetn bo6dngeIebene beuti6e Ma-
irene, 5rou Wargaretbe en-
q el, in bic gfptgteit binubergeT6Iun.
inert, innig betruuert ntht nur Don
t9ren QngebOrigen, fon0ern audi bon
ten Dielen 6reunben, bic fi6 Iicp I'M
Gdufe Der Sabre our1 lire periDntids
liebenspiirDisteit gu erfpsr6sn qenuBt
Latte. Die 8eeroigung finbet am Sams
rag ytatmittag I'm balb 3pei upr
bonn 5rausrbauie, So. 1921 W2ontrrie
StraBe, Sid Run, aus ftatt.
Die itsrblide 6iiae bon Serrn 2 /.
folans Gitt, ber i'm Qlter poT rs
Sabren ieinen Nngeb0rigen uno
Ereunben bur6 ben unerbittliten 9oD
entriHsn purbe, ipiro am Sumltag
Wtorgen um balb aht llbr pom 5raus
erhauie, SO. 1922 golerain Npenue,
aus CUR lesten Rube gebettet lueroen,
na6bem in Der 81. 5er3 Se1u Nirfe
um a1t ubr elm feierltches Jta4lliem
5slebrirt lporoen lit. DER 9aGingeI4ie.
pene mar, obi6on in ;ungen syl6re1
aus Der dlten 5simatb bi,-aeeQefomz
men, in ieinsn anfihten unD 0eIin-
nansen fernbeutfh ge6lie5ch IND iein
anoenten fpiro bon Den oie.en Srsuns
ben, Die er lid 81 ertper5 ser qeoubt,
itets in Gbren 9sbalteH tpercer
Wlit aufrifttger 5raaer p;r6 in
peiten areiien bic &unDe bon oem ab-
leben Des Germ Mfl6s!m SEN
| Iielmeier Dernemmen foe"oeH, pe.
i'm Qlter bon IS Sa6ren ois Nugen
gum etDigen SdIummer fdIob, innig
betrauert niht nur BON 52iren 2lnge.
1Grigsn, ionbern audi DOH Den pieien
5reuHoen, bic er iih burtb feline her
porrugsnbsn Observation-Disclosures gu
elnerbsn getDuBt bate. Die gesroi.
g.ng finbet am Sumta9 RabHittog
I'm 6alb 3ipei nhr pom 1rauerbauIe,
go. 3424 Craig aDenue, Weitpooo,
aus itatt.
yin qoU9ed1fefer Sur9er llt lelferF
in Serrn 9alentin q id 0 / q z
i'm alter BON So s5abren ing Te7reita
binu6ergeihlummert. GaS gbieben
oieies rpadsren peutf6en W0nr:s hizr
in psiten GreiIen aufri6ti1 5etrauett
uerosn uno Die sramgsbsuoten 6iHters
bliebenensn, in eriter 2inie Die ihpers
gspriifte Satin iSrau 4gnes g2t6otds.
stb, Shoenboft, bari Bel Der 9eimIu,
dung, BON Der lie betroffen tpurbe
Der innieitsn 3hsilHa4me perIihett
| iein. Die 9eerbigung finoet am Mions
tag Worgen Dom Jrauerlauie, 30
1914 0ormun StraBe, aus ftatt, NOR
our um balb 5sbn llbr in Der St. 30
Hifucius STRIDE Elm feisrliaes Rsquism
sslsbrirt tperoen tpirp.
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Cincinnati SurnaemeinSe.

Belesentlif) Der AM SnnItaga6eno
itattfinbenoen mouatlihen 0erlomnr.
lung Der Cincinnati T,irngemeinoe
ioaen cine sln5ubl nisBerorbentlid,
wihtiger ssraeen sur Grleoiglng ge.
langen unb 5ahlreider 9eiuh Ger
geriautinIimg lit iufolgebeiien oril.
geno erfpiinid,t.
SIN eriter 2inie iino bic 9elegnten
5iir ge5irfstagiaeurs Su ertp1blen
lino feruer iolIeu baiiIifc ger1noe.
rnngen in Der Sale beiprohen iper.
ben.
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tement Der Gtaatsuniperiitdt bem1
nGhft bierber fommen, um ben ains
bern praftifde unteripeiiung in Der
0artenpflege 5u geben.
- Die bisberigen Deteftipes Dan
gaaabnn unb Gem 5arnolb, bic be-
fonntIih bonn Siherbeitseirettor gaIb
ebenIo ipie ibre anberen goaeaen in
Uniform geItedt iporosn iinb, fperben
porlGufig nod tsinen 9isnit in lin.z
form tbun. Callahan iufte geItern
I'm stnsn breiBigtdsigsn urldub mad,
ipdbrenb 6arnolo ii9 flint 5ase nr.
laub ausbat. 5err gaib niro bisIs
0eIuhs bstpiliigen.
- Gelegsntlicb bes am Samitaa
Gbsnb I'm gufineB Mens Club itattz
MISUNDERSTANDING Der ,iSrienbln Cons
of ct. patrid pirb bic 5auptrebe poa
benz Qdsrbauietrstdr Dilion gsbaltsn
tperoen, Der am Samftas .Mittas bisr
eintreffen fpirb.
- Seusrnebrhsf 9unter plant per=
idiebene gsrdnbsrungen besiiglih bes
QldrmfDitems. Sn eriter Qinie tpill
er e 10 drransirsn. bab BEL tleineren
Jeusrn. bis 5ur Qaht3eit ousbrshen,
nur Die Wannitaften Der aompagnisn
aus benz Sdtaf gerpedt nerben, bic
su benz betreffenbsn fyeuer miifsn.
2(uBeroem plant er audi nod bic Gin
fiibrung zines beIonbsrsn 4larms, Der
fsi GroBfeusrn benust psrben ion.
nm bic RsierOemannihoften kraus-
5ubeproern. mas unter bem sessnpGr.
tigsn Spitem tsIspboHiia seIdehen
mnb.
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Sas Gnoe Der genR 3 4 E.
Wlit pelhem Giier >. ia nit pelnsr Grz
bitterung lit Der sn9e BOD ieit ieinem
grfdeinen betGmpft poroen. llno bod
bat sr bis beute pds sSelD behauptet.
Sept enbIih aber iperDen feline 5eiuos
triImpbiren: Ssrr Renfern, Der Ghef
oes bstannten Barrier UtooebduTes,
bat iain Gnoe angetInoigt. Sn einem
Snterpiep, eas sr einem 9ertrster oes
rRep Yprt 6erdlD" gepdbrte, ertIdrte
er, wpuB Der enge Sod einer 8erirrun9"
gsipeien lei; ihpn IGngIt bate sr tier
ben miiHen. 2lu feline SteIIe miro cine
Wlooe treten, Die oas oSoeal oes arient-
itsn 5altenpurfs nit Der Glegan5
uno Wurpe Der Rpbe oes 3lpeiten aais
ierreiGs pereinigt. Weiae, lpIe berQb=
fa1enoe Stpffe tperbeu bic rauben err
iesen; iiber Die itrenge oerDnrbebung
Der lpsiblihen 2inien pirb bic blobe
glnhsutung Der peiblicheu fSormen triz
umphtren. S6on lange ihrpebte oas
9epitter aesen Die .Eobe collante" in
Der Quft; ater crit bic Gr3entri3itdteu,
Die aus ibr entiprungeu limb, babsh es
3ur Gntlaoung aebra6t. 3pei 8riinbs
limb es geipsien, Die ben engen Rod gez
tOotet haben: Riht ieoe Srau tam cine
9leioung trusen, Die nihts oem Spieie
Der pbantafie iibrtg ldBt. Die tpeiblihe
Sorm muB, beionoers nenn bic 2inien
fart uusgeprdgt itnb, erratben obsr
niht in brutaIer 8eiie oeutlit1 ee.
tennseihnet iperoen. Ino ourn i'll bic
5umpelrotnpbe 9emeingut Qlller ses
iporoen. 9lqss lduft ober pielmehr
Aipft BARN; Die pornebme DAME tpiro
dber niemaIs elmer Mtpbe buloigen, Die
ieoe trdgt. sSeoe Wpoe min geFalIen; Tie
oient bo8u, bic Shonbeit in Der gefGI>
ligIten uno anihauliditen 5orm bar
SuIte[len. llnb bieies tbut !pobl taum
bic ,Hobe eoQdnte" ooer bic anoeren
urgsbeuerlihteiten"
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Die alioneer Clothing Co., Snhabsr
Gam. Rofsnberg Bros., go. 686 Dsit
6. 2lpenus, tpurosn ourd ben eeitris
gen Regsn gum gstrdge bon mebrer.n
5unbtrt Dollars geiAdbist. au BEN
Dahe oss 9ebduoes Deroen sur 3eit
Reparaturen oorgenommen unb Die
arbeit.r pergaber, ala fit Jeierobeno
mnhtsn, Elm groBss God in benz 1ohe
susubedtu. 9ura ben iir0menben
Reesn tpuroe bas oberite Stodipert
iibsrflutbst unO sin GROCER goiten
4nsiise unb aHosysr aIeipunssitiits
ruinirt.
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unfdne.

Der 10 Sabre alte iyrant Jsmm:ls
man, bon Mi6igan uno Wabafb 4De.,
tat Is iih i.lbit 3usuidreiben, oab sr
stitern infolse zines unfulIs ihpere
0srIsbungeu bnpontrug. gr bate Iih
On sinsu Wasen ansebdnst uno serietb
nit benz rehten 9ein in zines Der 6ias
ttrrdber, nobel ibm oas 8ein fhIper
5erquetiht ipuroe. Der 0erungliidte
puroe BON sSeuerpsbrs 6duptmauI
Nepman nah 8r. gaie's Sffiee uno
bon bort nah anIssuyg zines Roth
rerbanoes na6 cem 50ipital sebratt
Der llnfoa ereignete Iidb an Der Gte
ber Grie uub Sbatp 4penue.
- Der % Sabre atte arbeiter
5bos. Gonnsrs bon go. BOOT a!einz
piep 4oenue tpurbe ositern 4beab
an mebrersn aopipunben lsiDenb Dor
bem Spribenbauie go. % on 6qt.
berrp Strabe uno Wabiion Roao aufs
sefunoen unb i'm patrolipaesn 7 nab
benz itdbtiihen SoipitaI gebrddt. Gr
srtldrts, niht gu tpiHen, ipie uno mo
n iib Die 9erlssunssn suse3os.n
bate.
- 9sorg gofsfo, 62 Sabre alt,
BON $50. 1042 Gutter StraBe, alitt
gsitern Qbsno auf benz Ssi.enpeae an
Der s. 4penue unb Wounb StraBe
aus uHo serf4lus iih bas 9siitt.
4uBeroem sog er iih einen Rippsns
bru6 3u. patrolpagen 4 brahte ben
gerunsliidten na6 benz itGotiihsn
SoIpital.
- Der 81 Sabre aIts Giienarbeitsr
Sreo. Sbaffer ron y2o. 1910 ainn
Strabe tam geitern ouf benz Geitsnz
pess on Der gde Der A. apenu. unb
8ine Strabe gu Gaa unb 3og iih si.
nsn gruh bes rehten grms 3u. or
begab ii4 gI SUB na4 bem itdbtii5en
Sofpital.
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eugene s. grocss antes
WlDrtem 4usIaoen.


Qtldntd, Ga, IA. WGra. Guaene
8. Grace, bon benz bic Qsr3te Iagen,
DaB er tetne "a Stunbe mebr leben
pirb, mahte am 9onnerftag Gbenb
feline QntezWlortem QusIQgen, in be-
nsn er feline 5rau in tsItimnltsr DeiIe
nnflagte, i'm gei6oiieu 81 buben. Sic
Ner3te fngen, baB Der untere JbsiI feiz
nes &orpers beretts tobt fei.
Die 9(nte Mortem : 4usfqaen
tpuroen in 9egenpart BON Nbpotater
unb W1itglieoern Der 9rdce'fhsn iyas
mile eema6t unb Der Wortlaut III
ni6t befdnnt gemaat porben. gs III
aber betannt, baB 9race nit GROCER
9enautgteit auseinanber9eIeBt BAT, tptC
thn ietne 5rau geidofen; Dab Tie nod
mebrere Stunoen, na6bem iie i'm qes
f4oIfen, Bel ibm gebIieben fei, unb bab
er iie ge6eten babe, na6 etnem Qr8t 8u
'6tter, uno oonn um etnen 3runt
Wufer, bab Iie aber al fein sSIsben
unbedhtet gelafen babe.
x mo tor 4. VI. u II b r efD s
mill appelIiren.
GoIumbns, g., IA. Mary.
StaatSienator 8. 81. 9tnorcps, bon
3ronton, Der am Wittlpoh ichuIoig
berllnoen Dltroe, 9eite6llngen onae.
nommen 3u baben, Mil uppeQiren
uno ielb't uenn n0tbtg, ieinen tSaa
his Dor Dos Supretueqeriht oes Staa-
teS bringen. 60 bat ON Gonneritog
Iicin 9LnDoIt 8eIder erflGrt.
Gie Softer oes etps-BroseIies
belouIen lid oltf ungeidhr $500. "a
An0rcDs 6ie Soften be3ablen muB,
ImirO Der Staat iein gigentbum fir
oen 8etra9 nit 8eihIag belegen, TO-
balo Die &oitenrehnung aufgeiteat
mor0en lit.
j orofer in 5 er Serial.
iungS-& orpention.
6 lumbuS o, IA. W2dr3. Tcr
fruhere 8un0csienator SSorafer belt
| III Ser @erfaiiun8s.8onpeution cine
beitiqe Re0e gegen TSuitiatipe itno Re.
ferenoum. Serr Sorater benertte IN
ictner Ginlcitlng. 0aB er niht politi.
ide lleber3euguugen 5u fritiiiren
DilnIde, ionocrn pom Stanbpunfte
Der Sernunit 81 oenGeIegoten iorehe
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Jn(anO Oge(eQrap6
& 0 onarsb.

Waf bingtnn, .. e., H.
3RGr3. Die 8egper Der bemotratii6en
@orlage CUR RebiIion Der 3udsr30Qe
griifeR oisfs am 1onnerItag i'm RsprG-
isHtdnteubaus pGbrsuo Der aqgemtts
nen Debate in heftiger WeiIe an. Die
Cebatte fpirb am Jrsitug unter ber
iuipenoirtsn Re8eI fortgsisst psrben
unb bic 9prIags nod Dor Der Der
taguHg ON 4beno angenommeu psrs
Ten.
Die 9sbltte orobts bis ipdt in Die
2uht hinstn gu Dauern, als aber um
8 llbr Der Repr. llnoerpoob porItIu9,
oGB bis I'M halb att llbr pauie se@
u.adt peroen loae, rerlangte Der Repr.
Manu, Der Sibrer Der Repu6litaner.
DdB paRn uno bis gum S6lub Dsr
SiBung niht nur Elm Quorum oes
5auiss bsiiammen Iein miiiIe. ionoer1
aud eine Wtdjoritdt Oes aommittees
iiir Utittel unD Megs.
Repr. unoernopb Sog Damn Ieinen
Antrag 5urud, srtlarsno, ouB es I'M
m0gIia iein niiroe. Elm Quorum BEL,
iummeu Gil balten; un0 sr itellte oa7n
nen 4ntra9 duf 9ertaguna Der aud
eHaenommen ipuroe.
Usehrsre Ssmptraten bon 3uter
proouaireuoen Staaten, Die lange Es@
BEN oeaen bic 8orIage auseearbeitct
batten, ipareu iiber bic 8ertagung IeQr
uusshalten.
Rspr. 5aropit, Ga, Der 9orIiser
Ses 3utsrtruit llntsrFuhunsstom.
la;ttess, bielt Die 5luptreoe Iiir Die
3uterrorlage.
Gas Jteprnieiltantenhalts nahn
audi nah fur3er 9ebatte DIE bereits
am W.ittpod bonn Senat ongenom.
meme gerneinid)aftlidIe He1oIution on.
ourc, lpeltc DER Brdiibent autoriitrt
miro, Die slusflbr BON arieasoorra'
then nah irgeHo einenl 2ano III ame-
rifa 3u perbieten, in Dem cine &eDo'
luton ODER oergleihen i'm 8ange leln
ioIlte.
3 lie Reiolution pom Br q =
1ioenten inter.
5ei huet.
Gie HeIoIntion ipuroe nod an
glbenb BON bem Nrdiioerten Sait ur.
ter3eihnet. uno gleib 0arouf erlieB
or cine Broflanotion, in nelher er
auSoriiflif ore ausiubr bon @afien
uno Wtunition on Die merifaniihen
Gepolutionare perbietet. Die Ser.
leeing Der Rciltrnlitats-8eieBe miro,
ourh bas eslrfrnittreten Der GeioIu-
ton, BON jest an nit $4,000 @eIo-
itrnfe ooer 5lpei ssabren 8eiangnib,
noer nit @eibem beltraff. SbaleidJ
in Der Rroflauiation Nserifo ipe5iell
aenannt lit. lit iie bod in iolter @eiIc
abgeiaBt. odB Die Hegierung iif ibrer
in Der 3ufnnft beoienen fam I'm
neutrality-suspicious. nad) 2anoern
in Senen Reuolutionen in1ange iino.
su perbinoera.
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: s. { u er.

Gin StiIlalnrm riei seItern
Wtoraen fur3 Dor Z llbr Die Seuer.
pebr nod Dem Gtabliiiement Der vi.
ibop, Sterne &c Stein Comp, I'M lie.
benten Stodipert oes Gugb .8ebHnbeS.
no Gin fleines 5euer gum slusbrnh
aefommen mar. Der grano fpuroe
BON anaeitellten Der s5irna, dls oieie
siir glrbeit fnnten, entoedt un6 Dor
Iufunit Der 5euerrpebr geloid,t.
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9bos. Worb. BON go. 318 Weit Z.
Apenlis. Elm 4nseitelIter Der De6ebah
Copper Co., Ro. 129 Meft Court Ctr.
fpui4 iib seitsrn ipdbreno Der grbeit
in Der Hdbe zines brennenben Sfens
bic 0dHbe nit gniolin. 2etteres ents
5iinbtte iih unD D1rosso fih itipers
9rdnbipunben an 6Gnbtn unn Mrmtn
5u. bepor es Witarbeitern aelong, bic
Dlammen 5u erftidtH. Der Ueruns
Qliidte rurbe nc4 bem ftdbtiiAeH
6efpitsI osbra6s.
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eSm ItdotiIhen 8auamt tpurbe 9ez
tern um bic 4usiteaun9 Der Folgsnoen
gauerldubniBideine nahgeiuht: Sopn
Saud greiping Co., OisrIt0ttges Ca
eerbdus an Der Ode Der Sobn uno
Qtnnasus Strabs, $4,000; Dbitacrs
pdpsr Co., ietsitodiges Gagerbaus an
Der Ss6itsn 4nenue Uno Sod StraBs,
$4,000.
Jm itdbtiIhen 8auamt puroen ge>
fern bic folgenosn gauerlaubniB-
ihsine ertpirtt: Jrau U3arp 4derDiue.
2 ltDtisss Dobnbnus an GraHels
robe 5lrriIon apenue, $500; 9enrp
Gtients, 25ft0dises DObnhaus aui
esm grunoitiid Ho. 2547 galbott
4Oenus, $4,000; s. 3. grortsrmann,
2sitodiees Wobnbaus an Der SunIet
nabe Der 9lenfpap 2lDenue, $4250;
5rau Carrie Doh. 2ait0disss Duhn.
faus an Der Gde Der 5offnsr unp Gu.
lop StraBe. $4,000.
Grau SuIie 0affner psrtaufts ss:
tern brei 5duier an 5arrsl's Court
unb 1Iorence 4pe. fur $4,000 or
Jrau 4nna porter.
Diner ). Simberman touft. seitsrr
bon ben Grunbeieentbumsbdnolerr
5ritih uno SugIe bds Mobnbaus Ro
3455 Siio 6ubion 4pe., gpanton
fir $3.50.
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Ninteriuetter aaaeiaat.

Sir beute lit pieoer Bintertpetter
argeiagt. Ger Gorlteber Der bieiigeu
1linbeslpetternarte Serr Gepereour
bat erfIdrt. oab fir beuttMxnb nisbsr
ein beoeutenoes ssaIlen Der 1enlpera.
TIN NIT GGnee beOoritebt.
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Weburten.

Clifford uno glisa aositermann.
3720 gaB Ipenue; WGo6sn.
Gharl.s unb alice Shlemmer, 176O
2opHIsno Strabe; anabe.
5arrp uHo Gertrude 5euthtr, 3642
Sorpen Strabe; Enabe.
Robert unb Iaiip Rice, 253O Co
Iumbia arenue; 3lpilinse. anabsn.
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~ 0 BERN.

2ebemann: SECT ipjeIe ih an Der
g0rIe, laFe pferoe rennen, babe reid
qebeiratbet, unD penn alle Stride reis
ben - arbeite ih!"
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l1rterbro6ere q E be.

9oltsreoner (in Der 8erIammlung):
,6ier Ite6e i6, eiHe DeutIhe eide uno
rufe in Die Q8lt - 3um oorUbergebens
DEN aeQner) einen Seioel."
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il he.

$50 iino Sic geborcn 5rdulcin2"
- o9lh, e5 lit mir furdtbor peinIid,.
aber id) fam ood ntdbts oaiiir - in
SGpeinfltrtbl"
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Ssmpbuuiefonserte.

Sn ben beibsn bissp01isen Spms
phOnieton5ertsn. bic bsute Rahmittas
uno Samitas abenb in Der gmerD
gale itattfinoen, ipirtt tsin Soliit init,
fonoern 6err StotoDsti uns bic Ger
rem bonn Srteitsr iperben gang allein
bic Eofien Der unterbaltung tragen.
Dus programm brinst ausidlieBli6
Werft Der sngliIhen SduIe uno fest
iid pie folst 5uiammsn:
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cron ii CT.

q. (Su g., Der Elm altes 4utomobil
eritdnoen bat): r9u, bas Ding iiebt
a6er mdatig abgsipdrnt aus"
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Gin Greiunii,.

@nmsfe; ..Rit oieierr2liRuG ba.
bc ih Die sfeiie mm Die ganse Weit
eenntbt.
oShlumlsfe: .Iuersina5 Elm Gr-
eignib bon grcBer gso9ipeite."
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q lu&rCNp.

0fiftcr;; n@organ ItnbIcn Sie aus
Der DEM 8elo arb nodl Sicioulgs-
1+;t1,rr 2H
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,9eouure, nein."

Hetienber: Sinh sic ni6t Der
Serr GberIe?"
Wlttreiisnoer: y9eoaure, nein."
,Nh, bann tbuu g fpenigItens 10;
ih mohte germ Elm biIierI 9eieLIihGft
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most luxurious even in the Sub
urb of fashion in which it stands.
1t is surrounded by acres of park
ing, well kept, beautiful to be-
hold.
Wood is the man whom Dudley
Holman, secretary to Governor
Foss, says is principally response
bic for conditions in Lawrence.
1t is he alone, of the mill owners,
who has absolutely refused to
deal with the strikers as union
men, who has advised them to be
sensible" and get, back to work.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-27

Down in the tenements condi-
lions are becoming more truly
horrible every day. Hardly day
passes but some strikers baby
dies. How can mothers, who
themselves can not get food to
eat, nurse babies?
And a few miles away from the
tenement district of this town, is
the beautiful home. of William M.
Wood, president of the American
WOODEN: Company, the polite
name of the Wool Trust.
= Woods; home is. one of the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-27
ENAMELERS IN MEETING
SEE BRIGHT FUTURE

With representatives of the 81
different crafts employed by the
L. Wolff Manufacturing CO., N.
Hoyne and Carroll aves., present
last night at a mass meeting of
the striking enamelers, at Baca's
Hall, Superior and Noble streets,
a campaign of complete organi-
cation in the plant was initiated.
A. Wangeman, chairman of the
meeting, said the striking iron
enamelers will soon receive the
moral support of their fellow-em-
ployes and that the prospects
were brighter now than ever be-
fore that many of. the unwhole-
some sanitary features of the fac
tory work can be abolished by
united effort.
A committee from the Chicago
Building Trades Council failed
IN an effort to arrange a meeting
with representatives of the Wolff
Co., but it was said that further
attempts would be made to con-
fer with a view to settling the
strike.
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these same soldiers were forced
to charge down;upon their broth
,erS and sisters with fixed .bayo-
nets, and dip those bayonets in
the blood of their fellows. 1t is
only a, few days since those SOL
odiers were forced to drag. cannon,
loaded with, grape and shrapnel,
and point them. at their, fellows.
The Ely miner., 1912-04-05
Baking Economy.

BY the use of perfect baking powder
the housewife can derive as much econ
omy as from any other article used in
baking and cooking. In selecting a bak-
ing. powder, therefore, care should be ex-
ercised to purchase one that retains it's
original strength and always remains the
same, thus making the food sweet and
wholesome and producing sufficient leav-
ening gas to make the baking light.
Very little of this leavening gas is pro-
duced by the cheap baking powders, maxi
ing 1t necessary to use double the guam
tity ordinarily required to secure good re-
suits.
You cannot experiment every time you
make a cake or biscuits, or test the
strength of your baking powder to find
cut how much of it you should use: yet
with most baking powders you should do
lessly they are never uniforra, the quality
and strength varying with each can pur-
chased.
Calumet Baking Powder is made of
chemically pure ingredients of tested
strength. Experienced chemists put 1t up.
remain always the same. Sealed In air
tight cans Calumet Baking Powder does
not alter in strength and Is not affected
bys atmospheric changes.
In using Calumet you are bound to have
uniform bread, cake or biscuits, as Caiu-
or adulterating ingredients so commonly
used to increase the weight. Further, 1t
produces pure, wholesome food and is a
baking powder of rare merit; therefore is
recommended by leading physicians and
chemists 1t complies with all the pure
The goods are moderate in price, and any
lady purchasing Calumet from her gro.
GER X not satisfied with II can return 1t
and have her money refunded.
The Ely miner., 1912-04-05

land a In itself no small accomplishment for
air-breSthing animals. The females leaving
the islands in November, go further south
than any other members of the berd and In
December appear off southern California,
where they remain until March. They then
begin their long return journey, reaching the
islands early in June. lg. j..
Within two days of their arrival on the rook-
cries the cows give birth to their pups. Not
until ten or twelve days have elapsed do they
return to the water take any food. Then
after washing and playing the Islands,
they make their first long trip to the feeding
grounds. coming back to the rookeries after
three or four days. Thereafter throughout
the season the COWS make regular feeding
trips at intervals of five to ten days
The seals subsist chiefly squd, but also
on herring smelt, salmon. pollock and other
kinds of fish, which caught and eaten in
the water They have prodigious appetites
and gorge themselves whenever the opportu-
nifty comes.
On the approach of cold weather, the cows
and pups leave the islands together. Up to
shat time the pups have subsisted solely on
milk. and they then have to learn to catch
their own food, consisting of fish and squid.
Inasmuch the natural mortality among the
pups in their first year is fully so per cent, 1t
is evident that they experience many vicissi
tudes in the tempestous seas to which they
after, but remain about the islands
throughout the winter in mild seasons, and
the natives always depend on seals for food In
December and January.
Fur seals and hair seals have always been
regarded as legitimate objects of exploitation,
and all governments having real or assumed
property rights in herds of seals have sane
toned their killing, under restriction, for fur,
leather oil, food, etc.
Beginning in 1886 and continuing until the
sale of Alaska Russians were almost contin-
uously engaged in killing fur seals on the
Pribilof Islands. In the earlier years there was
a promiscuous scramble among rival compa-
nies. that to maintain order and properly
regulate the taking of seals the government
was fore ed in 1899 to give the privilege to a
single company, created by imperial decree
and having among its shareholders members
of the imperial family and the nobility This
association. known as the Russian-American
company enjoyed a monopoly of this business
as long as Russia had control of Alaska. An
ukase issued by Alexander l in 1921 for the
regulation of the company had as one of its
features the prohibition of foreign vessels
within 100 miles of the Russian coasts and