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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-10
clinton Case Proves Puzzle.

Clinton Case Proves Puzzle.
Attorney General Cosson must soon
decide what he will do or not do in
the case Of Frank Kearney, supervis-
or.elect Of Clinton county. Kearney
resigned under fire rather than fight
custer proceedings brought by Cosson.
At the election November 5th he was
re-chosen by the people of Clinton
county and his new term is to start
January 1, 1913. Cosson hesitates
whether to proceed along the Inns
that Kearney should not be allowed to
take his seat or to take the position
that he has been indicated by his
own fellow voters and hence has a
right to serve. A similar case is on
the tapis from Harlan, where the
mayor was forced out of office and
was soon afterward reelected by the
city council.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-10
Taking Pharmacists Examinations.

Sixty-two applicants for pharmacy
certificates were in attendance talk.
ing the state examination at the state
house last week. AL members o. the
ooard were present
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-10
Wants More Help.

vVaUSO WV
Labor Commissioner E. w. Van
Duyn is preparing statement for
the legislature showing that more dep.
uties are needed in his office. The
statement shows that thirty per cent
more inspections are made annually
by his deputies than are made by
deputies in any other state in the
union.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-10
Offers Seed Corn Prizes.

OUeT8 SeSo N0rn PTlZe8s
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railroad has offered to the boys and
girls of Iowa living in adjacent ter
ritory to the road. a number of prizes
for the best seed corn test and the
largest yield Of corn to an acre. Ac-
cording to the announcement received
ut the offices Of the city and county
school superintendent there has
been deposited in the Mercantile
Trust and Savings bank OF Chicago
the sum of $500 to be distributed to
the prize winners. E. c. Bishop of the
Iowa State college at Ames has been
made one Of the judges and superin-
tendent Of the contest in Iowa. The
ages of contestants are limited be.
tween the years of 10 and IS.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-10
Gives Increased Revenue.

Gives Increased Revenue.
The revenue Of the dairy and food
department of the state of Iowa will
be increased between $1,000 and &c.,.
900 by decision of the Lee county
district court, according to W. B.
Barney, state dairy and food COM
missioner. The ruling of the court is
to the effect that all stock food com.
panies doing business in the state
must pay license fees ranging from
SIS to 500. They have been refus-
Ing to pay the license.
The supreme court has held the law
constitutional. The lower court was
determining whether the license ap-
piled to stock foods that contain drug
products. 1t was held to apply to all
kinds Of stock foods.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-10
lie Prosecution FaIIs.

.ttorney General Cosson fell down
is efforts to convict ffty-two bust.
{ men of Montezuma for conduct.
!: lottery and Judge X. S. Will.
: kson of the district court, after
ming to evidence for an entire
y, instructed verdict for the de-
f,cdant, R. J. Smith, the first one to
t tried. This will probably end the
(; osecution, and the other fifty-one
vii never come to trial. Business
n gave away two automobiles to
ti.eir customers, each merchant giving
Lay tickets to purchasers of goods
Cosson said this violated the state law
aid an Indictment followed. The deci
On is important in that it will prob.
ally stop similar prosecutions in diff.
ferent parts of the state.
Fest Essay on Fair.
Forest H. Ford, aged IS years, Of
Upton, Cedar county, has been award.
ed the prize for writing the best es-
say on the state fair. He was one
ct the Boy Scouts attending the last
state fair. He will be given his rail.
road fare and other expenses to come
before the fair board at its annual
meeting the second Wednesday in
December and. will be asked to read
his production before the board. Ford
on SIS at the boys Judging contest
et the fair and has recently entered
kmes college.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-12-10
State Guard Promotions.

Col. E. R. Bennett Of the Fifty.
fifth Iowa regiment, Iowa National
Guard, has promoted Second Lieuten.
ant Roy B. Gault of Creston to first
lieutenant and given him the posi-
ton of battalion-adjutant. Second
Lieutenant Allen T. Eupp of. Corn.
ing, Company X, has been transferred
from the line to the stat and assign
ed to quartermaster of the commits
sary department.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-27
NOW BETHLEHEM WAS NAMED
Pretty Story of the Origin o. the
Pennsylvania City, Now In
dustrial Center.

1t was not uniting that bethlehem
the center of missionary enterprise
and social service should have the
name of the birthplace OF the Christ.
But the name was given ii under
doubly fitting auspices, In December.
1741, Count Zinzendorf, the friend and
protector of the Moravians in Saxeny,
came TO visit them. The original log
dwelling sheltered both the people
and the cattle. Il was in this house
that they were sitting on Christmas
eve. Suddenly Count Zinzendorf
arose and led the way past the parti-
ton to the part where the cattle were
stabbed, and there around the hangers
they sang Christmas songs. After that
they could think Of no name quite so
hitting as Bethlehem.
But in spite of church institutions
Bethlehem is no longer a religious
community. II is Industrial With the
coming OF INDUSTRY have come eonot
lions of which David Nitschmanh
i founder of Bethlehem, never dreamed
Il II wasn't an example of the Ole
brotherhood when. in 1899, five mel
were discharged because they nae
signed a petition to the mans gemeo
of the Bethlehem Steel CORPORATION
asking for the elimination OF Sunda!
work. It wasn't al example OF broth
erhood when in 1910 another man wa
discharged for avoiding Sunday wors
land then three more because the
served on a committee that proteste
against this mans discharge.-John a
Fitch. in The Survey
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-27
BURGLARS Scared Her to Death.

Fright from a burglars visit has
caused the death of Mrs. Lucius F.
Spencer at her home at Passaic. N. J.
Fear of thieves had always haunted
her, and when she was awakened by
the fash of dark lantern through a
bedroom window full in her face, she
screamed several times, frightening
the intruder away, and then became
unconscious.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-27

Advance q Civilization.
In point OF time Europe and Ameri-
can are nearer together now than Lon
don and Edinburgh were two hundred
years ago.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-27
DIET And HEALTH
HINTS
by Dr.. T. J. ALIEN
Feed Spscanlsaf
WORKED HARD on WaEAT
AND DRIED PEACHES.

An Illinois farmer who has
keen reading these Hints for two
years inforrns me t51ak dur3n9
last fali he lived For several
weeks on soaked cried peaches
and soaked whole wheat alone.
doing his usual work, Including
the planting ct eighty acres OF
wheat, his strength in lifting be-
ing notieeahIy improved. he LOST
I'VE pounds In weight. but ~
turned to normal during the win
ter and was entirely free from
colds and all other ailments, sur
prisino those who knew Of his
experiments. The wheat was
soaked twelve hours after being
well washed and was then al
lowed to simmer fer six hours
on the rear OF the stove, keep
ing below the boiling point. The
peaches were eaten At the eve
ming meal after soaking twelve
hours.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1912-03-27

1coDsragAt. lsil, b Joseph 3. Rs~ls.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-28

tpiitbsnbe Wetter unIer armes Sdiff
auf cine &orallenIpiBe gelpiebt unbs
brah es auseinanber. lIrplDblih itans
ben mir Der Gntfheioung 9luse in
guse seseniiber. 0a uber feline 4nsit
10 erpb lit, baB iie niht burd einen
nod ftdrtersn rettenben @sbonten be-
Iiest iperbsn fOnnte, 10 ertannte ih
ouh i'm Ru ben ein3ia bsfreienben
Weg aus biefem namenloien Inter
gang. aur5 entihlofen uno pbne
lange gu tudgen, ersriff ib ein padr
Der beulenben WaTerboIen, 3og iie
iiber meine iuhtenlebernen, ipotets nit
ibnen burh Metter nnp Meer unb
itiea, p1ne mid ipeiter gu ehonffiren,
tei Guarbafui an 2ano. aoum err
blidten oas meine S6iffseenoHen, als
iie aud fhon meinem 9eiIpiel foletsn
unb auf eben bic glrt ipie ih 2eben
uno 9eIunbbeit retteten.
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3eitnngs=g
5eist oen @e9
CUR 6einnobeit.

sd lam ouf Gbre uno Geipii'en lasclt
hog Sr. Gilmer's Smamp= p=8oot etne legr
cute Weni,tn 1T, uidDt atein fttr aierenler
fen, ionDern aub fur ibipa6en INN nsDea
&iidcn, iospie fir 8bennlatismus.
Gtlua ppr einem Sabre inurDe ID, trdnt
nup unfdbig, gu orbetten. Sd lit al eineni
iahneu 9tiiden sd los ppn Shrem SfpampS
Grpt in ben 3eitungeu uro IN einem &us
IenDer. Sn Der 3upcriid)t, bab e. mir gut
thun ipiiroe, eiag id au meinem apofDeief,
Germ Stinucr, uuo taufte cine Glalbe. Sa
ii, nit elmer fitnf3ia 6ents 6lalhe ibon
9inoeruna fano 10 taufte i'd mob etHiise
ntchr uno in turSer 3eit mar id I'M Stanoe,
nit mciner arbeit fortsufabren. &eute tIbiie
id, oeluno uno fart. Sd enlpfeble tets Sr.
Gilmcr's e,udmp= 8ppt uuinen 5reunoea,
Do id elaube, paB es cine iold CUTE Weo!atp
Iii, pie man ie fiunen tann.
auguit Strpn9,
3414 g9albinotpu aoe., No.,
0tinneapolisi Winn.
6srr stirner mad)t elm aiiibopit, DAB CT
Gerrn Strpna Sipamps8ppt oertautt bat.
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2imsldnoiiHe Nahrihteu.

Seutf DE Rehtfdreibuns.
IQerhano intereHante 9eriuhe iiber
Die Rs6ti6rsibunu fpurben, tpie mir
in Der ,grssI. 3situng" leisn. in benz
bortigsn gunne fir Shulreform ners
nnitditet. WlitieIfbuIlebr.r qoiTog
Iteate bort ben SAP auf: giiemono.
rper ,s aud 'ei, audi niht Der 5ohits
ge6iloets, tam Elm febIsrloi.s Deuti4
ihreibeH. gsi ben beipen Reformen Der
RehtItrsi5uns bate man Su pieIs
ausnobmsn beifehen lafTen, unb bies
fubrte gu einem WirrDarr, befen
ganse GrDbs burt Elm eissnartiess
Experiment tluresfteLlt ipuroe. Der
Jtsisrsnt bate Elm ihtpieriees 1iitnt,
pas sinem Der fir Die Sonb bes 2ehs
rers beitimmisn ue6unesbnh sntnoms
men mar. 3unahit islb't gffrisben.
unb CT, Der nod basu .nuf bic pielen
barin snthaltsneR Iebler pprbereiiete
Mittelihullebrsr, bate irnmsrbin nod
5 5ebler gemoft, BON beneH elmer aIs
!srbings i'm r9uosn" nitt Su finben
mar. S6limtflsr geItaltete fih bic Sas
he. als er bic sIeits llebung nit grs
laubniB einss oortigsn profeHors els
mem BON o.sIem gsleiteten 4urius Don
80 aollegen pittirts. Die 6erren nIah~
ten a bis % ssehlsr; Der Durhffnitt
ergab 13 1ehlsr. Qtt syrauen nit bDs
bersr Mdbfeni6ul6ilbung, bic bonn
foleten. lieferisn arbeiten nit 13 Bis
30 5sblsrn tim 9urhihniit 24); asbn
4taoemiter, baruntsr Do3enten Der
llniperTitdt, mnhten IA BIS 80 (ourh,
I9nittlih 24a) 1ehler. Sn ben arbei.
ten elmer ansabl ituoierenner Damer
fanbsn iid) IL bis q. burhfhnitilih
16 Jebler; eleit3eitis ihreibenb. Stus
benten lieferten Ia big 80, burds
fhn:ttlih a s5ebler. Der ein3igt
Oberlebrer, Der bas Experiment mits
mnnte. CAB cine Qrbeit nit Is ;yebkrn
ab. Der Tebntr idlob bardus, bnb
psliss biefer Dittate, ptnn iie in Der
Shule gefhrieben tporben .pGren. .mebr
aIs ungeniiaenb srreiht bGifen. Cine
4enberung forbere aud bic praris ges
bistsrifh, ba pon Der feblsrIo1tn Rents
ihreibuns Der MusfnG aIIer prifun.
gen, Der Grfolg Dieler Gtelengefune
Labbdngis isi. SIN aal4lub an siJe
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SnIdnoiibe Nahrihten.

Sseue 0es GntieBens.
eSSn Dem aobIenboie Der GpIetpu Goal
So. in @rootIpn tritg Iidl Oieier Gage
cin cut'eelid,es llngliif 5lt. Better
Gon @eitcrifg, 81 Sabre alt, olte 50
SliB iibcr Dem G-r6boben einen brebs
barren aohlenfrabn, Der alrtonatilh
berlnt lief. Seine aleiber periingen
lid) plotIid, in Der Woif,inerie iino er
lplroe, Inn Soilfe rufeno, olirh Die
2uit getpirbelt. gtui ieine Shreie
itiir5te feline 6rolL tpelde on aoblen'
hofe ipobnt, herbei rno oereinfe ibr
8ejamnter nit benl lefnen, bis lie
obnmdd,tia ailiammenbrnd). Iie!lRns
ldlinerie ipur6e aH8ebalten, lino Die
glrbeiter periudten, ben nur nod
Rodelnoen 5u beireien. aber es
bnucrte cine babe Stlnoe, bis man
oen tohtlih 8erlesten diis 'elrcr
Nturterlage befreit bate. @abreno
beiien itanbcn bel linn in Der S0be
cin glr3t, ser ibm geIebl,ngsntittcl
einilobtc, inb elm Grieiter, Der ibnt
0aS IeBte Saframent reifte. gIls er
beruntergebrad)t rplroe, mar er be-
DuBtlos. ieIn 8rlitfaiteu mar singe'
Oriidt, elm gein Serlhmettert. Cine
baIbe Stlln6e ipater bate Der orre
GuIoer i'm Gouep sS5sIdno-SoipitaI
ausaelltten.
- rSm IIter pom 50 : q \ q"
rem iii in Chicago z. Dtetelte, Der
iriihere Ianaj1brige Sefretar Der
Chicago ano gPiIpalttee greipers'
9liiocintion" nlS 6ieieIn 9eben ae.
id)ieoeu. Gr mar aus sSreienipaIbc
on Der S0er qebltrtia, tpltroe gum
Ruuimaun mlsqebiIoet iino fam i'm
9llter BON q sSnhren nah amerita.
Gr ipnr IGnaere 3eit in VbiIaoelpbio
rno Wdlpatfee pohnhait, lDormiT er
lid uadl Chicago Danote no er 5eit.
meilig cine @eiahnnbling betrieb, biz
err i'm Sabre 1860 Setretdr oes &c.
nnnnten grmeroerba~oes iullroc
9iejen 9Soiien bat er u Sabre lang
betLeioet. Gr erfrelIte iido eiHes Iehr
qrobeu 6rettuoesfreiies uno iDar iebr
bcIicbt. Gr geborte large 3eit Dem
1ireftoriim 6es belitidensItenbeims
an unb nar aud mehrere Sermine
Ir1iioent heS Serrenpereins oesiel.
ben eSm rSahre 1907 iah er iid me-
gen f0rperIiher 8ebretIidJfeit ,ge.
3rpInqeu, ieineG bdtigfeit einsliteqen,
inb ieitbem Iebte er. DO inm ieine
0rau ihon Dor pieIen Sasahren Sarh
Den 5oo entriiieu fporben mar, bel
ieincr Sotter. or hinterlaBt feline
Iodlter uno eiuen in GaIiforniei,
Dobnhaiten Sofn.
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NustuhrungeH trtlarie DER Gtfftr Der
9eriammIuns. StaotihuIruth Dads.
onb sr topfihiittsIno oas 9istat ees
bort babe. gr BAIT. iiter so 0ebl.r
ocrin asmad.. 3ir iid islbit nebm.
er oas Rsht in aniprub. oas Wori.
osiIen refte Gtyeibneiie er niht
rpsib, gu Ihrtiben, rpi. es ihm eins
fdfIt. Eft oies tsm eripafieneH ers
lnubi, 70 folten Den a;notrn nifi erit
ioIte JaIlsn g.'taIt uernen. Shon
Iisst Iplis man tsi S.urtbeiluns Der
9lrbsi.en berarties fshler nid,i anrehs
nen uno bel ben aufudAmepriifuH1en
mebr ouf gsgabuEg als auf Refts
| iareibung isbsu. Dem pflihtste pros
feiior DiQiam Stsrn bel, Der iih
ielbit oIs Der profeHor bstonnie., befs
fen arbsit % T5sblsr oufasuieien babe.
Seine gorinIGas gineen pabiu, bic
GsFfsntIihteit 1ufmerifam su MAIDEN.
unb gu bleiem 3rpede ben Bortrng in
ben S1riitsn oss gunnss gum Abs
brut 81 brtng.n. Sm iibriesn parnie
ct oapor, iIh stfpd nuHmsbr ouf Das
pbonstiite priu5fp 5n psriteifsn, pa
niss iniplas Der pitien Giolstis eirien
9ersi5t auf ben grobtn 9ortbsil Der
einbtitliaen qsmeinfomen Sr.osrapbis
fir bas san;e ceuiife Sprahgtbist
bebsuts. Dsun sr auh erit fir bic
Ginoes.inosr einsR pirtlihen 8ortbeil
porausiu5, 10 msinte sr bod. sab
8srsinfadungsn, fpie ). .. bic ans
tpsnbung Oss groben anfanssbudifas
bens nur am 4ninng oes Sases uno
BEL gigsnnamsH. inon isst burhfibrs
bar isisn.
1000 Sabre aItts e piels
5eug. Womit bic neinen Hesppier por
1000 5ubrsn iin beiuitisisn. ous ii
nur bstanut, rpeii lie ibr Spislssus
gottIrb nitt turs uno tlsin seitlaa,n
babsn unb urs fomit nod etlits. jsst
| in MuT..n aufbeipobrte Gtids oapon
erboltsn gsbIi.b.n iiHb. 60 fam man
aus Der ssnannisn 3eii i'm Wufenm
81 2siosH .iHsn aus 6ol5 gtfsrilgtsn,
iornmobI.nb.n SsIopen fsben, Der iit
Ii1fort in 8sp.aans ieBi nnb feline ars
belt bsginnt. iobulD man an einem
Jabsn 5lsbt. 4u1 btfinoet ii6 borf sia
aus 6ols o.fdRibsfs aroicoiI. Daa.
frenn man pas gleihe tbut. ben Raden
cffnsi uno itlisbi; tiH GysmpInr oes-
ielbsn Spis!ssuges nirD i'm dgpptilhsn
Muisum su Ssrtin 1uftssDobrt. Rii
gorliebe babsn BE iIeintn dsnptiiten
Wdoten nit puppen geipitlt bic man
otsbolb jung 8eraorbenen NIT ins
Grab CAB. Sin. tteiIm<ife Dtrsoloete,
Gus elmer Dirt BON pappe hergelteats
puppe bsberbsrst bdB Ggnptilhe Wu.
feum gu Berlin. Deienbers reid finn
cbsr bic puppen aus bem oltfn aegn2'
| ten i'm 9ritiI6en Ruieum ~ 2onbor
pertreten; bort finbet man fofpobl aus
6ol5, als aud aus Qtoet unb popp,
krgeitslits, ia fcgnr an fcIhsn i'm
Gtsdtifsn uno nnbertn NIT Wteerips
pus unb isIb't an puppen NIT belpsgli-
den Glisosrn unb lungen 9narsn n
fein Wan5el. Don niAt nnr puppen
olIein sao man ben ptritorbtntil RIM
bern ins Grab nit. fonbern nod nnbts
rts Spiel3eus. 90 lpurben IN ben Gr6'
BERN 1b.bens aud GpitlbdIIt gefun.
be. bic man j.Bt I'M 1ritiI6enWu
3u Qonbon isben lam. Da liz elmer bon
I8 3eniimetsr Dnr1meiIer ans Qtotl
sefertigt unb mit 0leie duSgtitopft;
bic ein3sInsn Rebertbtilt fnb nail
4reu5Itifkn aneinanbtr befeeiet. Gin
lreiser cas.ssn an 9oR ipeH buHsa
Gtsefeu ouf.
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. 61aItiabrfittsn in gngs
Lamb. Gine gana bsionoere Dtbens
ting bat bos Smdltiobr IN England
fiir BE 1rouenipslf. Rad elmer urnls
ten Gitte eebsn i'm LEAP ptur" bic
Nemte Der Wl6nner i'm seftufhafifid<n
Neriebr ouf bit Dnm<n Hter. Ditfe
boben berlnnh b1s Nxmt, 5um 4nnje
ouf5ufcrDtrn. bsn 0trren 4ufmerie
fomteittn 3u erlpefsn. ia fOgdr nm Die
9dnb eines WonneB dn5ubolten. Dod)
CIT bic I<ttew Hsfuenib dIS psroitet.
~ elIssmsinea bsi&tdast man Ii&
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Dnrauf. bic umgsisbrts 1Deli an
GnaIiiags felber. nin 20. Jtbruor, BE-,
fonbers finnfdlIis IN Grinsinuns trts
ten 81 luhen. Gs tperbtn 96[e btrdns
iinItet. an bentn bic 1erren unb Da.
iaen ibre Stolen taaf6en. Die 6kyrtr
iibtn, bic Qomen iisbsn. isne emplnns
gen BON bisftn Nufttts, nerDeu iin
4dnSe eebeien. nit rif9unoen ~
febtn nnS jnm Gcmper otiiibst. 1h
Nnmen brineen Die 1einfipxiI6e ava,
uns natiis!id .teilt fin 6frrsnteaa
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Srtef an
Ct. Giimer d Co.,
gsiMannmtpi1, ". y.

weue;ft mas sWanp sirut 'ar sis thnH msrn'
Sdreiben sic on Tr.&ilmcr & So, Stn9s
hampton, g. o., fir cine 9robstlald1s.. oie
fpirD seoen iiber3eugen. Sic erboiten terrier
cir guheldben BON pertbppaer Snformatioii
iiper 9tieren uuo 8laie. 99enn Sic ibrelosnr
leieu Gie fdcr uub eripdbnen Sic oas SIM
cinnat S1slidDe rGinciunatier goltgblaft"'
aeeuldre iiinf3ig Gents uno einen Sohar'
,slaIc1eu fuo in alien 9lpotbeten tautltH.
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(Tri ne Erbtrana Ro, 64-ig12 =
" sseitftenenb bic pTcite oes fS1hriccgs unS
her EetteHiueae an 1enpic ApeHEe. ben ears
riion stoeHac bis Qppcrtb Ieeiiue
Get cs perurbnef bonn Staoiraft Der Gtaoi
9in,innati. Sinof Ssio:
2efti1a 1. Tab bic grei;e bes Tntrgtos ON
Iemple stceime, bon 3arriton GreE.ie bis
epiporib slpenae felGci!ciIt ntrbe cut orsihtp
900 Sub 3sntfden 0cu AIrbs. ms bah ole
Eei,eufuege feftaeiieai lperber io1en aai ffin's
5ctn tf5D islb tu Der Ssalte.
Ssisicu 2 Dab ole ETotiidn3eH. Eelff
bierfnlt Hict iibrreiniitutiHsu tsteH nf;o oteeis
ben bierourn ip.oerrltfcr uereen fc9er
Seiftpn 3. Iiefc ETeiu1ug fell IN aratf tres
ten nlih oafiIiigfcit babeu ben nIo n11 BEN
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GEO.P .SCHVElTZER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO MS
637 Bin. stra6e.
0rmdia6en

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tlr 0estdftklent<, Gsreine etc. utberletinoa
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5rfabrenes ainoermatfen Qn6Sulrd'
Gen goo eertngfcn Gce.. Hnoue1ls. Ieisroou
aoan 2202. 2s-25s
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gaecetuTu abe. tsalHai Stus.
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8Gtsn uHb EttdeH tpirn ariinsIin ae-
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Eurnni I0U- Gin Eir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-28

Erau fuGi s1beit far ssaifen ober 9anss
atseit. l704 9Iecfnni ctr.
Ieuffne 5Eaa igtt arbat far gauid,en
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Rdhhen fir nlaemetne Gonsdrbeii; 3
Der isausilts. 1913 gceldt CTR, 4SaIHgs s.
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Mfftettdbrtpe Grau fnr eansar6sii
eobn $500 bis 5000 per ecns. l422 Ger
fraL alpe
The Greeley tribune., 1912-01-25

less than nine inches thick. except
veneered brick buildings. where four
Section 20 PIERS: BUTTREssEs
AND HOLLOW WALLS. In the use
OF piers. buttresses or hollow wnl,S
ing or structure the same amount Tor
morel of material shall be used Ms
would be required in walls for for sn6n hn
properly bonded together with brick,
stone or terra Gotta. Hollow walls
shall be built solid after being cor cor
tions supporting beams and girders
shall be built solid with Portland &C.
ed loads.
sS sse'i9n q, P!ERs, nuTTsEssHIs I1srs SaI'
thirds or or more. OF their safe load.
and are less than four feet on any any
four four feet s"s' in "AHs height. SS" and such bond
stones shall not be less than six inches
In thickness and the fun size OF the
buttresses or pilssters shall be capped
with a stone or iron cap. No pier
OF masonry which carries one-half or
height six times its least horizontal
dimension. nor shall any such pier.
nnttress or piiaster be built IN n frS.l s"ch
Section 22 SAND FOR MoRTAR.
The sapd for mortar In all buildings
shall be clean. sharp sand. free fro"
loan, soft sand or organic matter.
Section 81. OPENINGS. II In any
horizontal section OF any wall In my
building there shall be more tnn'
twenty-five f:5l per cent or opening.
then such wall shall be increased f9ur
"a inches in thickness and a ike III
creRse made In the walls below
Section "a DOOR AND WIN!'cN
OPENINGS. All openings for doors
windows and the like. in walls OF na
sonry. shall have good and sumc'e"'