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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-28

tket MiHter l04 -. 107t, -. b. 94 -
102e. 10. rsttfr 7S - 32e Der Hnibh.
Berianft ipurben Gar NO. 4 rotber Din'
ter ,u S5e auf oen @sfeift.
1eii 4fsr n.-M Marft III rubta xns nstig.
Ns. neises usues 81 - SIC, Ao. 8 nei5es
49--60e, 4s. A ueiSeS 45--4Se, 70. 3 aeIbes
61-52t, ~. 8 b.. 4e1S--4916c. no. 1 b..
46--4se, as. 2 semifMtes 5O--51c, Ns. sbs.
48 - Acc, ~. 4so. A - 47e, w,iSes ReI.
beutsrn 45-46e. setbes be. AZ -49e, gemtiHtes
b., 45--4ec per 1ufteg. gerfauif wurb.n:
j Gar 10. 3 aeIbes nsues 3u 49e. ! Gar bo.
81 49!ae. Gar 90. su 481ae, Gar Ro. a
geniiAtes ~ 49e, Cars DO. su ace. Car
90. iu 46hae, | Gar DO. an 47e, Gar SO. 8
%. 48Ae, 2 Gars nod grobe DO. su 46e, j
Car Ho. 4 tpeibes sn 471ac, ] Gar asn,iidtss
aoipeaforn su 47e, ] gar aelbes 5u 1876, l
efr 90. gu 49c anf benz 6eleiie.
eafer-Marn ia ruhis uns t.tia. 10.
setssr 81 - 371ae, Stanbars sei5er 36
--37c, NOS selSei 34hI hI-351se, Me.4 neiSer
32--34e. 70. senaii6ter 84J1--35e, 10. 8
bp. 34-34hc. ~. 4 Do. 81 1s-331.e Der 8u.
8ertaait ipurben: | Gar no. 3 tre;ser u,
34ze, l Gar DO. III 3514e. l Gar 80. a 30.
III 3311c, ear mad 8robe 'ptistr Az 34slc,
Gar Co. su 271ae, Gar stanoaro meb.r
~ oN, ear afo. . gelnt11ttr az 34t 1ur
oem 8eleiie.
Hssseu. - Martt f.tis. R.. 2 65-65e,
10. 8 61-63t. 10. $3.50.
6e rR..-go. 3 gsinter 50-70e, 30. |.
GrabjabrS 1880, 20. 8 65-78e, Ns. 4
b5--65s; 8ntteratree 40--55e t.r 1u.
0ertennaIl. - 6ribiabrSittt: 70
--80e ser 8g.
SHslei \ ss y.tr,tS.. st.ifs nit s.ti..
aslenaM sleit.a Ea1. S.f b,-is.r 3ast.s:
Aos.mbtr. 81. 1919. aos.wber, 27. 1911
sSti,en. Hs. !. rstksr 106c 99e
Sselfdssrn, Ns. 8 ssmifAt.S 1875 Csc
0sfer. 2s. 2aemiftter nsasr sag. 49He
Hessen 10. 3 neuer 500. SO: S7e
3ea 10. fimstbs .$1S.75 t2400
@6ists
Der Ndrst vtr T.tis. %.,'ryEt Ssrsev !:
1854 1bN. 0ihiaers HiRiibss ossSs axf
Der 3afIS ssn sl.3i per Oaasn..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-28
Sttrags II. globtm5sr.

Nett. - Der Nsstt tau n ftetia. g4iR ter
yat.nts ~ 30-ls5, Straissts $3.9o-4.sO,
Gprins t1terts st21-5.2s 9traiastt $3. 30
LOS 1afers s360--3.70.
1sissn. -1ar DECEMBER S43s-S51Se {,
am 6AIub s5Isc; iir Ttai 80 - 91ns,
an shius 907s.; Tiir 5uIi s71s-se7ke, ann
ed,Ius 1876.
BeIf4isr u.-Sar G.s.u,5.r Az
475se, amS hIui 475st;fir Rai 475a -4s11aac :,
am etlut 4ss; iir suIi 4s5s - 4ss, am
shtus 4s7se
1afer.-sar December 3l-3lss,. am
sd,lns 595at; iar Suit 3211s $500 1896 am
ehIut 3221s.
Rssse a.-xs. : 61-62e.
6erf g. SIT. Suttes.srt. 45--50e,
gut. bis Asics Malsa.rhs 56-7ls.
SimsthAf a ueH. - nege SO. 90
--3. 40 Der gsasntr.
Ateeisamsu - $l3.0o--l8.0l PEE
9cntner.
Nesysrt- sl7.75-1s.00. Gar sanuar
Sl9.17ts - 1896. nm e6InS 1880 fir
gtai $18.4I--la7o, am Shlus $ls.621s.
G6m al ,.-sll.a7A ssr 100 Yfuuo. -
sar December sac S5-1o.9712, am sdlus
$10.97tz; iar 5anuar $l0.60-l0.7o. am
ehlIs $l0.65; fur Nai s10.15 - 10.2712
an SAlns $l0.27x.
3Asrs HtsG ri ts n-esfe $1o.26-
1915 Der 100 Siuns. Cir Hopsmber
am Shlgs 5000; fir Sanuar
SO. 20 - 1880. am Shlus $10.27is; fir
Ifai'S9 s2k-s.s5, am S&lui 1922
3at ter. Nsr.t ii itetil. Sreaaeri.s
29-34t<c, Dars 26-3lc Der 1funs.
eier. Martt IA itetis. trifSs ~ -
a7t per DxpsaS.
RSie. - Mtar.t IL isf. Grssn 16la--
1876 Der Slab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-28
Ans,sxrtiae Mdrtte.
Htnlert. II. slah.,nh.r.


Netf.- 8Mlusr 85,143 Dbls., 1erianbt
8, OH Dtls. - Der Nartt mar 6eute rubia
6Srins yatent @4.46-4.70, Ninter etraitst
A.45-.55, @inter gateHts 34.16-6.O0,
Gbrina elears $4.15-4.45, Binter Ggtra
10. / A.O5--4.15, 80. 2 10. $s.95--4.Os,
fanfas GtraiabtS $4.0D--4.1O.
Hssaenmet sar beut. rubia. 6air
bissutst $S.65-3.S0, @sie. bis faHsg 1896
TOO.
Sn1nei, emmett mar feIt au $2.15
- 35 per loo $ians fair sis aut.s t2.s5
--S.15, 6sife bis fancs s.. .oo--5.25.
WaiSmebl mar itetia. -S.in.s seii.s
xnb selbes $l.50-l.55, grsbss &l.45--I.5O,
&iInSries 1915.
8n% etsen nsmineI. xm.tiess Biz
snb Ganasian e3c CT. I. st.s Bort.
Nsssen III rubis. 70. 9 &ekern 64 =
67e {. l. I. Dafals.
. erk in rubig. - gaal,serts 57-67s
{. IT. Suifdlo. e
8ei,e n.-sufuar I35, 500 su., s.rfsnst
22S, ,226 8a. Martf lpar ieif. yts. 2 neuer
rsther I05i& c. |. I. i'm gI.bator unb 1O61ke
T. s.b f4ntmmenS. Ns. l asrtb.rn Galuta
9534c I. 81. i&ptmmenb.
1elfatsrn. - 3ufuhr $3.50, S.rftrSt
- Du. Der Mars. lit felt. arpsrt 10. Q
63t i'm Glssatsr uns 53ei. 0. b. idapim m.ts.
4sfer. - 8xfasr II SITS 1u., NerfGnst
Sis. Der Nlarft lit it.tia. etanss arb
ueiser BE auf benz 9eIeiie, Ns. . n.is.r
s9e. Ns. 8 36Jf--s7e. As. 4 8e--3s1se.
eea ift rutis. s.-Srima 120e. 10. l Il21le.
10. : 9S-100e. 10. : 75-30c.
&sSien II hefis. - State ssiinsrtr Bis
hsice 1912, 26-33; 1911, 12-l7s, -.
e.he SsAA sfstnirer bic asiee 1912. Id -
24e. 1911 17--19e.
e&ats tns Ststis. -- geatraI Gm.ries
a9ikt, .Hsssta a9--30e.
Stser III fen. 6enlsS 21--?se.
1srt III ied. 6amiIs $500 - "a. 90.
tbsrt clear $22.00--24.5o Nst s1S.2s-
9.a tn fart. s4ms.p .es.oo--a4. 90,
Net sls.oo-so.oo. S.sf. aia.sa sas.oJ
grt Mes Iias f.H. 0ssss.tt. Sell
LIEF 10 Bic IL yfb., 1s--l3Ic. bs. eAuL-
tern 8 8'1-81e, b. 1itat.n lac.
eAmalj IN fart. NissI. 8sk brims
ll.35 - ll.45; Aaffnirtes lit f.H. assti I.
asnl sl2.05, Q. 4. &l2.70, gsmpssus "a
--8l1s.
fsIs III iIau. Srima Sits ~ SIS,
Ssnntrs s-634e, SbeeioI 7tse.
9Gu ms ella emeu Del pur fsT.
Srims rsses ait 5.4-52o, srims 6smm.r
SslbtS IS. Is $40.
Setrsle II aetig. - Hafinirt.,
htn ysrtss.51, tlitasstssia uasBxttinsc.
$3.50. ss in Suit - 80.
- ts n aetis. Esmsfis 6Is.e. esis
31-32c.
3art IN tetis. Straines, s.sStnIi der
Bis srtes $6.35.
fersentin 1t piais u 33l1e.
Aett tf f.t. - eIsseimiiSsr aA--st,
Satna 6l1-6Ar.
Nslafies f.tis, St.p Drisans Open
Kettle. gutter bit Asiee, 87-52e.
IN der. - Aster if felt. AxsesssSs
- SeR, 3.5Sc. gentrifusaI - 1eH 4.05t,
NslaHss-3u4sr % 9sR 3.3Oe. naffnirter
1T ifstis. Gut 9sei 5.7os, grxis.S 5.60s,
1esuls ~" S.25r. gI5.s 5.lst, ysSSer,s
t.05e, GratalateS 4.9os, Diansns H.,
4.90t, Gsnfs.tisnsrt ~" 4.7Sc. Re. 4.65,
~. 24.6)s, fs. s4.5sc. Re. l4.50c, Ns. S
4.45, Rs 8 4.40;, 70. ! l.35e, r.. 4.30s,
sts.s 4.25s, n. 10 4.2):. Ns. IL 4.1b, Hs.
12 1. 10c Re. IL A.05s, Es. lk l.05:.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-28
Ssni.ahien.
0traReHba I'm Aittes.
6eIe. ssnss nno aftien in Wsw gsrf.


esIs or esa' sxrse ~ 3--9& eusse-
iisbsn uas fdloi an 31k@ oferirt.
$r,ma osf4aftspap,ere wsrasa ~ So
bisterttrt.
0ferlias er&anae iit fAnad,. Siht
an s4.S455 smS 80 fase Commercial Sias
~ s4.80-4.803s.
1anSes. . bIia attsmen naren as.
tie unl nxrpsn pis iolat austirt:
ger. Stnatsn &efanbtna 2x 10l 10lh.
~ rssikrirte {lS75l li3a4-i14N, esnssns
113a4-l14H, ~ rssihrirte lO234 - 103,
gsxtsns 1o2l< - 103, yanama Resiaer.s
~ 1005a-l01I4.
Attitnmartt. - Dei Der 6roFnuna
mar Der gtarft unsereaeIl, bod seipaaner
bnIb bic 8aiifisrs bic cberhanb, uno bi.
Ereiie pnrbta bfrabaebradt. Die hobeu 9ius.
rasen trussa Oid nit sur ednate bes Wart.
tss bel. @eaen SdIus srbohltsn iif bic prsi.
fe etipas, unb Der Martt iblob itetia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-28

Der R ing oergpnap part e.
gBie maHde anoere groBeMGnner aud.
slaubts gapolson Der grite, mas ibHl
ge1hebe, Iei ibm 5,lnor pom SaidiaI
beftinmt iporoen, uno um i'm auBer=
Dem Dor osm 5Doe gu feien, babe es
einen Hing in ieine9Gnoe gefpieIt. Wie
er 5u oieiem eetomntsn, bat sr inosIz
len Riemano pertraut. DAP Der Rat
Ter i'm SSriibiabr 1914 etnsn Selbitz
lnorbpsriu1 gernaht, lit in pas Reih
osr fsabel 81 perlpeiisH. Sm Seesnz
tbeiI, 3u oieier 3ett duBerte sr iid;
I'D 1sbe nihts 9robss porin, baB
man Isin ee6eH befhlieBt lpis elmer,
Der Ietu 8elp i'm Spisls psrloren bat.
Sin piel SrDberer Mutb asbort pa3u,
unperihulpetss llneliid gu iibsrleben.
4lleroinss nor er infolee Der 9lufrea
eunaen ertrantt, ebs er am 20. glpril
1914 i'm Sofe NIT Der SoufeiIsntreppe
N Spntainsblsaa Ibitiso bon Der all
ten Saroe nabm, unb Sottpr Gprpi=
Tart, lein 4r5t. TAB bic Grantbeit 4n=
fanss ourhaus niht al5 eine Ieints
an. slls er ieoon seneien, mics er la
dsIno gornifart ben Sting nit ben
Worten: rSb iolite nitt lterben; id
bate niht an meiren 3alisman aez
badt" Ruh feintm 1ops Ioate Der
Sting isiasm Sabns oem aSuis paa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-28

Mtd,iinn gen Ar. ~
sitdb;iou comb. II. le4M
abortion couo. 81. iWk
gItIcuticg g. 1. AZ s5h
HnIiim.&Ghio 4r. 81
sAaIfim. .6Fhto 39t sez
g,roo!InnIr. ep. ~ gH
Gem. .of9eorata 5r W
Central 2eafher or.
g of9. 2 aer Sc ssh
ghefap. &Hhip 4-r. ~
Gtie. & alIt 3!r.. %
g5. 2. & 6. Z. AZ sSst
g. ,ie.&E. neis 4r. :. AA
&. sTl. l.Sct. q. .s.3s-.. lOs5t
O. n 4. &Hloe col, Ar. 81
0.G. S.&Tnc. rfa. Ar. ssLs
G.AG ref. .&erf. ar. sal I
Eel. el.&Suofon CD. Ar s7sS
. .&H. W. ref. 5r. s3s4
Fiittaers 5r 49,. 7sA
grie prier lien At ssA
erie Den 4r -, Bs
6rie CD. Ar fen. 3 1fH
~. Gent. / ref. A. ~
SHierbnrctmeef lr. son
esnf. Merf mar. Al es
Gnpdu Ar. 49,. 30
G'h G. ref. ST. ~
8. 2. S.beh.4r (193f). HA
G. & q. I'm. Ar :. ssJs
.H .A.&Iex. I. Ar. 81.
yR .N.61. aer. Ar IS
.giHouri Raeiiie zr. 7o1s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-28
GltsaNs az. gisuentber 1912.

MnSSies. - 3s.s.s ri. 35-11 90, Feras
eti.re "a. .4G-575, peaIta. etisrs $3.50
$40, 6tsSers uns 6eessrb $43s - Z. so.
AIhs uss oeiferB s2.75-7 so. Raiser $3.50
--l0.25. Wartt ifetis uno .tipas bGber.
6Aseiae. - feiAts 81 .35 - 7.35, a..
niiAte s7.40-78o, fADer. 81. .35-7. SO y
raube $7.35 - 7.55, ftriel $5.75 - 7.6o.
Wartt rubis uns .ttpas aiebris.r
66aFt aus9i inn.r.-5 safe: Gin.
hsimifAe 80. $3.50. neaIiAe 80 75-4.50
S&trliass a. .75--6.1o aammer etn5eimi.
fAe $3.50 - 7.50, ssaIi&s $s.75 - 7.50.
Warst tetis.
8sfubr Hisbsies 1850, eAssia.
SO, ,0o0, SGlfs aas sdmmer 5000
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9Miff. Sac. csne. ST.. ssh
9eat. &. ofgTsr. Az 80
u. y. 6. aen 3lAr 30
q. q. 6. beu. Ar. si
Nd. q. S&S. CD. .3lA 80
J2'fcf&g3. 1 cen At. ~
n. & B. CD. A.. Il4A
ssaeiiic AZ as
Iorth. Bneiiic 3r. SO
s. 9. g. rfba. Az slA
Ren1L CD. 3M (1915) ssh
Renn, con. AZ. 80. .1o7li
'acaStra nen. 4r. :. ssz.
St.Q. .&S.G IA. AZ fe,s
Eta. &c T.a.5r. ss
St.Q.&S B,eon. AZ. s0rs
Senb. sIir Cine Ar 76k
Ennib. gsoe. eoI. 4 ssL
2. Fdctttc co. Ar Q3A
2 uutb. Rac. l.ref.4r. ssI,
aaiItpdb 5r.loS
Ecutb. Nn. aen. Ar. 70
lirion Nueiiie 4r. eah
tlnipT eneiiic co. 4 l0IL
I'm Tdc. I. II ref.4. Sc
y. g. Mnbber fr. 1857
It. q. Steel 2. 5r. loft&
5tira. 6. Chem. 81 SO
li,ab. I. unb eIt. AZ 67T
sseitern Tb. Ar. ssIa
,aerrinab. gl. CD. 81 eS
Ris. Central A.. sl4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-28
9erufstra belt.

3uoe: IN tlss..." anads 6at meine
Se1anobeit oo6 jetrie9t peu bet pile
Drummer.
Gbe: ySd. ia, jiebite, Del is anie
SeruTstrantheet -- pie 3sauIoie!-
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metaa Mtarft.
H.n1sre, ~. slcb.mb.r.

Ten vsrt, ~. Tebelnbtr.
sinu lit Han su s4s 20---49.k0; Aasier
ia ifetia eiecttrsistie Sl7.82 w. l7.S7c.
GATE $l7.62 - 17s7e; AGaitinss ia $l7.25
liar. 4lti nttia sa & .46--4.55. SSeItsr
ii.tis III s7.35-7.55. q en- III rahia; Ms. l
SsuaSru asrtbern sl8.1 -lS.25. 30. 2 b.
~ n$l3.25-1s.75, as, 5outsern SIS. 7S-
1915 uno. ~. l Ssathtrs isit ~ &lS. So
1900
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g iibner 6 hluB.

.Wenn id meine @elbborie betra1<
II, miie id3 inmer tpeinen."
Sit IL tpobl non RrotonillebersA
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Bonn WeIDntartte.
xtaeinnati, ~. NsSemter, iei4

6tntinnAti, ~. Estember, 1919
fif eefAdfte pdrtn in ben biefisef Daa.
tsA te4t Ie5baft, bod if 6eIb etuas fefsr
unb f1perlid untet 5iaS ,,on eaH'' 30 Il.
lanetn. @efddftspapiere mnroen au 81 bis.
foutirt. Eis WatIer plaeirten pribat. AaSital
~ 61s--6% .on ea!I", uuo anf 3sif ~ D.
81.
xse2fH mi sasD Dorl
yssbst sn Yari ,mii6en 8an.eu aerfauft.
De 9saatssrate bstrast 60e 9rdmls per-
$1,000.
Esshsa asi Garspa.
'tab ihpa@tr.--Dis foIseabea Exsi,rwnasu
finb n hsri&tsn:
asnssn 8 Tag. si4t A.ss Der
G. 90 fae. si4t. s4.sa per =;
yarh fass eidi, 6l7tf aranss; bsr
800, % faae asi@t, $40 Gsonts Der
Sl00; fir DextfHlanS Iaae 6iAt, Msrt
Wye b. 80 Gage SiMt, 9l1Se.
GotumemtnYh DiHs amf ecnsou urssn III
4.8O1f, Aaf OIaSsss su 4.801< ans axf 1sl.
fAA - z.a0 bsrEssft.
raHbes.rtliaattsnsH.
sabiy xns ltssis. Die Danssa sustir.s sis
~ Hsnss, IosE Soup. .ll31 ll4k
~ DbnAs, 1918 .I02l. lO3
~ 1snbS, 1880. ..l0I l0Ik
70 %sHama ...........lO1 1011
GItssjns 1sHie iimiate.
Die nmfdte i'm 6ie6aen GIsarinassxis te.
llsIsa 20 bssts auf 81, ,957, 800.
sssafSeeiuritann.
lw et'tatts tparen heate rubia an Der
sit'istn Torfe uno bic Yreife fapaA. lie
io1gsnosH Veyfdafe iino ;u bsriHttn:
MH BET eyrfe.
ri,s4 Cal,
gfiien gin'tt Gas G. electric. 49,. s4A
io MIticH Brocter < 9aulble. ,536
i9 M!ftcu V. ". & e. pfb............ 761k
aftteH etn'h Street Rp.. 1864
ssssna 0an
10 Mffien Qtu'it @ns e. electric .. s4X
~ MItteH Yroeter Il Gamble. .......... $50
~ ghien Xroctgr * Gamble. 52e
20 AHleH Iolebo Rp & eiabt..
ssm siiemsn Dasrst.
50 Mrisu gin'ti Cos electric. .. s5
so efftfn aMertcdn gf0uiRa D1iQ com. .179
IN Miftsn Il. g. 2itb1ar. Go. COM. 7
~ Mftien GIeoeIanb e. 3iitsb. 4fo pio., asM
~ MftieH eiepelono & 4tttsb 70s pfo les a
$4,000 etH'r e. 8. 3G, 1929. 2.......... e5 u
Nefaesenss 9abstIe bsn i'm hiefiaen Nerf
sshnsliAsn 0suss sns NttieR siebt si. en-.
sislta nastiranssa az:
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9ineinuati. ~. Nssemb.r.
5ufndr unb 8erianOt pahrsus o.r Serflsi-
ftuen - Stansen. o.rsli4ea nit ben sorser .
sebeneen 2 1dsen parsn Die folst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-28

NtNbbtt5. = Dtt 3uTnbr mar teutt
niht gro5, bic Nahirase cine quite uHb bic
Dtsiie Retis bis iturt fir bic beii.reu Sualt.
tateu, mGhrsnb bic aloeren Hau unb etmas
niebriasr pareu. StOierS une Eeeoers Da.
rem in gutter Ia1irast ano ifarf. oessIsiasn
gate Nilhlnbe.
OA1ne otiese bra ntss %. 6.76--S.35, ertra
1850, faH<s -. o4fea 90.16 - S.76.
6IsjfAsrfssrf $l.7k-6.90, auterlsiene 800
-760, Ssifers SIS S.65, srtra $500
-eIQ, 1Ite $3.26-6.00, axserleieas biz
eytya 3626-s.O0, Ganners $3.50 - 8.76,
Ots4sse uae tseSsrs SA7k-6.7S. stods
eeiers $l.1s-A7t, eto6.aa4e to.<A-Llk
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-23

Colorado school children will
this year be given instruction on
the value of good roads to the
state, This is the result Of the
adoption by the last legislature
of an act which sets aside the sec
ond Friday in May of each year as
Good Roads Day in the schools.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Wixon, state
superintendent of public in
struction is now at work COM
piling booklet which will he
sent to all teachers in the state
outlining the plans for the Good
Roads Dav. This booklet will
also contain suggestions regarding
observance of Arbor Day. Another
phamplet regarding the Good
Roads Day will probably be issued
later
The Colorado Goods Associa
ton is planning to cooperate with
the school teachers of the state to
make the Good Roads Day a sue
cess. 1t is intended to show to
the younger generation the val
tie of good roads to any commun
is hoped to create sentiment
which will keep alive in Colorado
forever the value of good roads
to the state.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-23
MINING APPLICATION No. 0t6I4I-MINEPA
SURVEY No. 1901. U. S. LAND OFFICE.

MINING APPLICATION No. 0isIu-MINERA
SURVEY No. 1901. U. S. LAND OFFICE.
Denver. Colorado. January 30. 1912
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the
Act OF Congress approved May 10. 1872. J. S %
Wis. A T. Griffith and s. w. Schooley of Co1.,
Sebr., and IL. E. Mautor of Sidney. Nebr by q 7
Jaynes. attorney In tact, and Inex D. Jaypes who's.
pos ostothce Is ldaho Springs Colo. have made appIi.
cation for patent for $500 linear feet in each
on the Independence and Stella lodes. barring gold
and silver, the same being 81 and SO feet S 5s5 rs,
t. and n sao Is t. and lii3 and 1887 feet 30
Rs W. ant s. 81 IS ". from discovery Oh -.
thereon, with surface ground l5o feet in width in
each case. situate in Downieville Mining District
Clear Creek County. State of Colorado, ana descrih
ed In The plat and field notes on hle in this office
as follows. viz: Independence lode: Beeinnino
at Cor No. l. whence the S. W. Cor. Sec 10 r 4
R. 73 W, of the 9Th p. N bears S 400 s., sSl1 u
l52a S feet. thence 5; $50 IS f. 200 feet 10 Co,
No. ,. thence 3l' % E. $50 feet 10 CIR. No Z,
thence n So ss W. 1850 feet to Cor No /. thence
S 81. = " u" feet to Cor. No, l. the place Of be
Sell, lode; Beginning st Cor. No. I. whence the
9. VI. Cor. Sec. ~, T. 8 S. r. 10 W. of the 6,h p
n. bears s. 6s' tV W 99l 43 feet. thence n SO is
E. 15oO feet TO Cor. No. 2. thence N % ~ W 80
feet to to Cor No 8. thence & SO IS W Iao feei
to Cor No 4. thence s. 90 42' E. $50 fee, N C., NJ
l. the place of beginning.
Containing loA, scres. expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict With surveys Nos lIll Oil
mea lode. and 1900, Duck lode. and forming ! nor
ton Of the unsned'vided Twp. s.. Range 73 W. Of
the 9Th principal meridian. Said amended locations
OF Clear Creek County. Colombo.
Adjoining claimants. owners uf the above named
surveys and Of Sur No. 1000. Happy Thought placer
c. b. FORD. Register.
First pub. Feb T. 1872; la, Aptn 6. Iois
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-23
What's In a Nanef

Mayor Brand Whitlock, of Toledo,
was talking about certain trust mag
nate. Hes got q bad name," said
the mayor-novelist. Hence he can't
get square deal. He's got as bad a
name for q lawsuit as Dodgin had for
q manager. Dodgin was the new man
ager OF biscuit concern. There was
workman at the concern who liked
to sneak on to a shed at about three
O'Clock in the afternoon and smoke .
pipe and look over the-Afternoon pa
per for half an hour or 30. Well. one
day, a. the workman sat reading and
smoking in the shed, Dodgin ap-
peared. Who are your Dodgin asked
sternly. frowning at the Idle work
man The workman frowned back.
Huh, who are your paid he. I'm
Dodsfn, the -ew manager was the
reply. At this the workman smiled.
80 am T. he said. heartily. Gone
N and have q smoke,'s
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-23

NJ, ,ioe Arrual Meeting Of Stockholders.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Combination mill
ing and Leasing Company will
be beld at the Office of the COM
panv, Idaho Springs, Colora do,
Monday, April, First, I9l2 at
two o clock p. NJ for the purpose
Of electing a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year, and to
transact whatever business may
properly come before the meet
ing.
Richard +. Staley.
Secretary
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-23
TREASURE TRovE IN OLD GUN
Find Of Turquoises in Arab Firearm
Raised Interesting Question a.
to Their Ownership.

In the narrow and rusty depths Of
an old Arab gun which had stood for
years In the ship of M. Zucconi, an
art dealer Of 16 Rue Victor Masse.
Paris, France, huddled 241 brilliant
turquoises, which came to light in a
curious manner.
An amateur came into the shop
searching for some sort of decora-
tion for his room. After looking over
weapons Of all styles, conditions and
ages, he selected the Arab gun, which
was standing in corner, its long un-
used barrel plugged with cork. The
collector was just about to leave the
shop when his curiosity to see what
was inside the gun got the better Of
him. He pulled the cork and lowered
the gun. A stream Of the sparkling
stones poured out bouncing this way
and that into the Justified corners of
the shop. When the men recovered
from their surprise they were both on
their knees scrambling for the gems.
Immediately dispute arose as to
their ownership. and this was con-
tihuSu ioi ulOIo tudA Hdll I'LL Houi as
the two men, both of a naturally dig
nifled disposition, crawled about the
dust and cobwebs hunting the jewels.
They're mine!" cried the shop
keeper. For years this gun has be-
longed to me: therefore its contents
are mine"
But I have bought the gun and
paid for IT." was the retort from be-
hind stack of other firearms of past
ages. II have bought the gun, and
what the gun contains is mine"
After time the search for the tur-
quoses was finished, but not so the
argument, which was rising in tenn
perature every moment Finally both
men agreed to turn the Jewels over to
the police and let the commissary de-
eide to whom they belonged.
Possibly in some desert camp some
Arab chieftain sits by his lonely fire
and wonders, cursing the while tho
white man who years ago robbed him
OF his fortune and the weapon with
which he won his place at the head Of
his tribe.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-23
MINING PATENT.
Mining Application No. OI63s5; Mineral

Mining Application No. OI63s5; Mineral
Survey No. I92ss.
L. S Land office. Denver, Colorado
January 13. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that in pur.
May 10, 1872, F.. E. Himrod.. by r.. J
Davies. Agent, whose postoffice is Ida.
no Springs. Colorado. has made appli
cation for patent the for 81 Soo i and rqeaT 1 ree'
Lodes, bearing gold and silver, the
same being 7s5 and s35 feet northeast
erly from discovery shafts thereon
with surface ground SO feet in width In
each case. situate in Trail Creek min
ing district. Clear Creek county, state
of Colorado and described in the plat
and field notes on file in this office, as
follows, viz:
Beginning a ai f,s. Cor. ke"ei Noa i. whence til,
Of the sth p NJ bears s: ss' 81 E. iii
H. themes S s.. 4o 'ss ss5 IT. to 06 Cor No
8: thence N. 42s 4o' W. 1858 IT. tt
Cor. No. 4 thence S. s2' 4o' w. ss5 #
to to Cor. No. 5; thence S. 42s 4o' f. -I55..
SO IT. to Cor. No. l. the place of be-
ginning.
Beginning at Cor. No. i. whence ths
sSe & s,S COP F. se, Il, bears e. s.. s. F. i,s' 3
g. ssnes nsnse \ ss' e IS 81 'S f. Cor TO Gsq S9
No. 5: thence s. 42' to' E: 155.53 #. te
Cor No. 4; thence S. 62o 4o W. SO:
IT, to Cor No. 5; thence S. 32' w. 6e;
It. to Cor No. s; thence N. 42e 40 w
1858 #. to Cor. No. /. the place OF
beginning.
Containing SIPS acres, expressly ex-
cepting and excluding all conflict witt
Surveys Nos 1853 and 9267. Oneida ant
John L. Lodes and Ruby Lode. unsur-
veyed, and forming. a portion Of the
unsubdfvided township 8 south, range
f3 west of the 6th principal meridian
said locations being recorded in Vol
III, Page 302. of the Records of Clea,
Creek County, Colorado.
Adjoining claimants. owners of above
mentioned surveys and Survey TO 1865
Mendick Lode.
E D FORD
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-23

Colonel William Jenning Bryan
who organized and led the Third
Nebraska Regime ent as far as the
pleasant climate of Florida during
the Spanish American war and
returned alone, having resigned,
accused Roosevelt of having put on
his garment while in the political
swimming pool, and shouted loud
and long Let the Peepul." :" Dur
ing his candidacy for third term
Colonel Roosevelt has taken up
the Bryan motto of let the "peepul
rule and is aiming to secure a
nomination on this trite and catchy
adage. While in the presidential
Office the Colonel had abund and
opportunity to carry out this idea
but it was a question OF Roose-
welt rule. He did it in credit
able manner. 1t remained for
President Taft to carry out this
idea only secoud to President
Lincoln who kept his car close to
the ground to find out the real
wishes OF our people. No one
can detract from the ability OF
Roosevelt, but at the same time
no one can gainsay the trend OF
Taft's mind and his administration
III getting close to the people. He
is a striking example of the no
bility of the common people and is
in the closest harmony with their
best interests.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-03-23

You are probably aware tha .
pneumonia always results from
a cold, but you never heard of
a cold resulting in pneumonia
when Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edv was used Why take the
risk when this remedy may be
had for a trifle? For sale by J.
j Sherwin.