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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-12
grofnung Oct QorRasf6nfe.


Gieie Jofteri6ule, bic Dor einem
nSabr BON Der 9eboroe oes oelttihen
ytetbooiitlihen Wtitterbuu'es IN I'M
ierer Staot gegriinbet rpuroe, lit oieic
@ohe lpieoer eroffnet Dorben. Sd)on
bas erlte ,5ahr mar oieie Shule Elm
GROCER erfolg Or. q. ). guher mar
Der erIte Hrin5ipal. 8or 5rpei Sabren
fam er BON sranffurt q. 90. un6
iibernabm oas Reftorat oes Wutter=
bauies. CIR mar tpie geihaifen, Der
3orfasihule als Hrin5ipal porsuite-
ben. 8or etllhen Wonaten rpllrbe er
BON Der 8eneralfonferen3 Der metbo-
biltiiden STRIDE ls~eoitor fir bas,
in llnierer Staot berausgegebere Sd
milien.W .Waga5in 0Sous unb Serb
sepdblt, uno nutltrgemdB legte er
iein Gnt oils Brin5ipal Der 9orfas-
ihule nieber. aln ieiner SteIle trot
Or. 5. u. 9tefmann, Der iib porigen
Monat IN Cincinnati nieberlieB lrnS
oieie Wohe Die Sdule eroffnete. st.
tua 5tpon3ig Gohter boben iib ei1ge-
Itellt aus beinabe alien 5beilen oes
Son6eS. Ter uuf elm sSabr berehnete
Stuoienfllrs lit iehr praftiih uno
entbnlt aQes, mas cine quite Sohter,
Die Die 8olfsihlIe ODER aud bic Sod.
idpule abiolptrte, nod lerren iollte.
Reblt @Selt. uno &1rbengeihihte lpir6
llnterrid]t ertbeilt IN Der 8ibellebre,
heutiher llno englii4er Sprahe, Geo
graphic, So5iologie. S5eiImittelebre,
iotpie in Den prnftiid]en fSafern ipte
aoden filr aranfe unb @eiunoe, 8a-
den, gtd5en uno bergleifen. Die
Ratrone, 5rduIeiH 4manoa ararter.
6egleItet Die S06tcr 5lnpeilen nm IN.
ieren offentlihen Initalten: Soipita.
lern Sanatorien, Souie OF Refilgc,
Gitp Snfirmarp II. |. 10. einen geiu9
ab3llitatten. 9ieierigen Der Sotter,
pelfe iih in Der Ofuiif tpeiter ansbil-
oen tpoaan, finoen i'm Cincinnati
Wtliiic GonierpatorD", pelhes nur
3pei Sauiergeoierte bon Der Iorfas-
ifule entfernt iii, reihlihe @elesen.
belt
gei Der grofinungsieier bielten
Serr Or. u. ). 8uher, SRI. 2ouiie
Sober, Ir. 6. Sober llnb Der Brins
sipal, Serr Gr. 5. g(. i9iefmann, fur.
5e iuilroige anipraten unb bic Shule
lit Jest i'm polen Gang.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-12
4ie Yarfbeb6rbe.
Iie Yeiupbner bon SIT. aoams min.
ideu cine ,Sabritraae ourh ben
Gben Rnrf.

.Sit Der ge1trlgen SlBung Der Tarta
fommiliion petitlonirte eine lebr an
lehnlife Delegation Der aPt. Ioams
Improvement 9lIiociation Inn Die
Gurhlegung einer lobrltraBe burd
ben Goen Barf, nm Dem Yerfebr bon
Dit. I0ams aus 3u erIeid}tern. Die
WitgIieoer Der Bartfomnliliion maren
bon 0ieiem Blan nid)t geraoe erbant,
ha ibrer 9lniidt Rah cine 6abrltraBc
Dem Barf ablolut nid)t 5llr 3ieroe ge-
reihen pirb, aber Die perren iino
millens. Iih Dem Wunide Der giirger.
ifaft 3u iiigen. Der Delegation ipur.
De jeood bebelltet, oaB lie be3iiglidJ
oes galls 0ieier StraBe Dor Die I'M
rehte Shnlebe eefomnen naren, oa
oerartige anIagen Sode Der Stabt
limb lina~ber Staotratb iolhe Stra-
Benballten nidlt MIR ianftionirert ion.
bern auh Die nothigen Wittel bafiir
ihaiien muB. Snfolgeoeiien puroe
Der Delegation Der Ratb seseben, lid
init ibrem 9eiub an ben Staotratb
3il tpenbeu.
Die Serrihoften bon Mt. 9lboms
hntten nod Elm tpeiteres Inliegen. Tie
iuiinid)ten namlid, einen Spielplts,
aber be5iiglih Der Blaefrage iiir Die.
len Spielplas herridte gelpnltige
Observation-Disclosures uno es fam
5fuiiten ben Serren Charles Stiff
uno M. Sopfins al elmer siemlid)
ibarfen aontronerie, oa Serr Sop.
fins behnuptete, BOB Serr Sliff fir
ben Spielplas iein eigenes 8runo.
elgentbum perpenoet lpiiIen poae,
mas bon Seiien Serrn ,Slifi's beitrir-
ten rpuroe. Die Delegation erbielt ben
eliten Hatf, iif) norerit iiber Die 9ln.
aelegenbeit einig 81 iperoen unb bann
ipie6er 5u fommen.
ge3iiglih Der yieparatur Der SsSoa
StraBe Bride ipuroe beihloIien, Der
StraBenbabngeiellihoft Die Wittbei-
lung s'lgehen 81 laIien, baB faas lie
Die Experimentation nid)t iofort in
sngriff ntnmt, Die Earfbehoroe Die
nothiaen aeriehtlihen shritte thun
pirb, nm Die StraBenbabngeieQifait
SIT Der Meparat.lr Der Bride slt spirl-
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-12
Avs Seut Ypli3eigeridbt.

Marblunb SOnss unb sobn Oono>
bue, 5ipei Reger, tparen in Der Srsi=
tag Naht i'm SiIpermoon 2peirbaus
unter Der 4ntlage oss 6erumlunserns
peraaftet porben. geibe batten 60
cain in ibrem 8sfis unb Sones err
tldrte i'm poliseiseriht, bas 8ift
Dor benz GommiFarp 4eenten eines
4rbeiterldsers i'm Sitenb setauft 5u
baten. Ra6 ieiaer 4neabe xrtauft
Der Wann GocaIa in treeno tpslden
Qlantitdteu an Die Irbetter bes Ga
gers. Die beioen 2lnsetlaeten puroen
su is $50 Celebrate unb ben 9oiten
perurtkilt, uno Rihter Stride ere
Hart. auberbem ben poliaei9ef aui
bds 9reiben in osm Nrbeiterlage-
aufmertiam MAIDEN 5u molten.
Ter Reser 9arrIion 9oles, sin mo-
turiiher SpiBbubs, mar in Der Dom
neritas Ra6t auf oem Guhs oss
SauIes go. 325 2onstportb Strabs
abgefabt tporben. Gr fam nit elmer
Gelbftrafe bon $40 uno ben aoitsn
baron. .a
9bos. 6arrih, pslher on Der Gds
ber 8. Wpenue uno Wdlnut Strabe in
betrunt.nem 3uitdnbe bic paHant.n
|ausebettelt bate, srbielt eine Strais
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-12
Q(nt gpnntag
@irb bic Nuuicipal Budget Iusitel
lung pun 2 llbr Vahmittags
bis 6 llbr slbenbs geDff=
net Iein.

Gem namentlif aus glrbeiterfrei=
fen Itonmenoeu Wunide, oaB Die
MunicipaI Budget 9lusIteuung and
am Sonntag 5ur @eiihtigung ofien
iein lnod)te, miro inIofern entiproheu
lperoeu, als Die 9ll,siteuung am
Sonntag bon 2 llbr gtQGn1ittag5 big
ied)s llbr @benos geoifnet fem mirb.
9ie 3abL Der 8eiuher Der QusItel>
lung belief iih ioueit auf 10000 Ser.
ionen un0 5lpeifelsobne miro big 5um
10. Sftober, Dem leBten Gage Der
4llsiteQung oieie 3abl auf 100000
geitiegen iein.
Si6erbeit5oireftor grice iprah ge=
tern 3u elmer iebr 5abIreifen 1tno
auimerfiamen 3uborerif)oit uber Die
Ibdtigfeit Der ibnt lrnterItellten it0os
tiihen 9epartementS. 8an3 beionoers
usiiibrli6 behnnoeIte er on5 0aiiers
merfs- -Iepartement uno bob berDor,
baB bis 3im / Sanuar ndditen GSah-
res jebe5 8citdit ge3pungen iein
merOe, einen 8aIiermeiier an5uihaf-
fen, lporallf onnn Die itdotiihen Be.
b0roen Ipltematiid Die ginIiibrung
BON @aiIerlneiiern in Gripatbduiern
er5lpingen peroen, Die bis iebt nod
na6 Dem iogenonuteu ,,Surpep Vlan"
lire @aiiermietbe be3ablen. 8eitern
9lbenb iprah Wdapor Sbonf BON ssn.
oianopoIis iiber Staotper1paltumg i'm
9lQgeretnen. 9eute Wtittag lit 8riu.
3ipaI Nnbreips bon Der 2incoln Sdll.
le ser Reoner, pdbreno am 46eno
6err Glopper. Ser neue Superintens
0ent be5 3ufiu6tsbauies iprehen
lpir0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-12

8iertss Spiel Inn WeltmeiIterIhaft ir
Rep gort. - 9eitriger Sieg Der
yRotbIoden" iiber bic
rRtefen".

Der SGArenb Der Donneritaq Ra6t
unb geitern 8ormittag gefauene Res
gen bate ben Spislplag i'm Ppiopurte,
q. g., nit Qusndbme bes inneren
Gartens (Diamono), Der ourh Elm riez
iises Sessltuh geiniibt porben mar,
bsrart burhpeiht uno i6liipFrig ges
maht, bab bus 2aufen Der ShpGrs
mer bebinoert ipuroe. SroB beg orp-
benben Wettsrs ltanp Der 3ubrung 8u
bem geitrigsn 4. Spiele Der Serie um
bic Weltmeiiteridaft benz am Gr0ffz
runsstase nitt nuh, uno miro Die
Gail Der eeitrigen 8eIu6sr auf iibsr
$4,000 sei6dBt.
Sir Die Netp Dorfer .gfieien" be-
btenten Sesreau unb Wepers oas 9ez
IdIB esgsn Wopo unb Gabb fir Die
9eqnsr. Gs iparsn biefetben Bate
risn, bic iih i'm sriten Spiele Der Ssz
rie in Rep Yort gegeniibergeitanben.
Sesreau lpuroe I'M 8. 9anoe ourh
4nes abseloit, um oem betpdbrten
S6lGgsr Wegormid 9eleaen6eit 81
aeben, iih am Sat ausSuaeihnsn. bod
De1iagte berielbe. Die Sem Yorter
ma6tsn 9 Sreffer eegen 8 Der So
ftpner unb hatten beibe 9lubs ie einen
Ftbler auf benz 3erbbols. 4uf beiben
Seiten tpuroe nit aleihsr Gnergis uno
Geididli9tsit sefpielt, bod mar ben
9oitcnern bas Slid eiinitie, oas be-
tanntlih i'm RotionalIpiele eine groBs
RDle ausubt. Iut mar ihr Shlsuz
berer Wooo benz Neiu Yorter auf als
len Yunttsn etrpus iiberleeen. Woob
funbte 7 2uftfddler aur 9ant seaen
5 unb perlhentte teinen SSreipab
our /. guie eegeu 3,
Rsiultat oes Spieles:
Gelp gort .000o00oO1- l
Bolton .O1O1OO100- 3
Stelluns Der alubs;
Stubs. Sem. gsrl. pros.
Bottom 2 367
Nep Yort =. l 2 333
5eute Radmittag fiinftss Spiel Der
Serie in Bottom.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-12
9eutibes Sbeater.
Erl. 9aparrp iiber lire blsber her
aeiupnncnen GiuOriife.

W}oroen 9(6eno piro bo5 Geutid)-
thum llnierer Staot obne 3Delfel nadl
ieiner Stdtte Der &lrnIt Dalltabrten,
miro bod bie erIte Sperette III oieler
Saiion gegeben uno gilt e5 bod, neue
ar6fte oes @nlemble5 DiQfonlmen 6u
heiBen uno alte gefannte mleoer 5u
begriiBen. Ger morgtge gbeno ourTte
iih gans beionoers 5u elnen GbreHs
abeno fir Die neue erite Soubrette,
SRI. Glinor 9taoarrp, geItalten. 8letet
iih ibr bod audi IN Der prahtl8en
Sperette Gin Serbitn1an0Der" alle
8elegenheit, ibr gan5e5 aonnen nn0
@iiien gu entialten. sri. 9tapurrp lit
cine ipntpatbiIde Griheinung lrno ltc
miro iid obue 31Deifel Die Ser5en Der
3uihauer erobern. Sic lit cine S0nr
germ erIten RangeS, lpelde IN euro
pa inter oen beIten Sehrmettern
ibre Stuoier genoiien bat, Sic benet-
iiert lieben Spraden. Sic miro be-
retts morgen eine Grobe oQpon abe
legen, inbem lie ais ginlage elm I'M
gariides 2ieo iingen miro. !QtOrgen
9tbenb betritt lie gum erlten Wale ets
ne amerifaniihe giibne uno perrutrts
Iidt banlit einen @llnidL Den lie be-
reitS lanqe gebegt, namlldl III Der
neuen gSelt, bon Der lie briiben 10 uiel
gebnrt. allT3lltreten. Sic mar bon le=
ber Iebr fiir Nnerifa eingenonln1en
unb erfldrte fiir5lit, einem 9erIht-
erItatter. pie iebr lie lid freue, lntn
enblid) ibren @unid] erfilIlt 51 ieheH
Sic iadte portlif: ,Oteine Grpars
tungen haben MIDI I'M ihonlten Gin
ne getduiht. Statt zines fremoen San-
0es eroffnet iih mir elm Stiifden bel
matblider groe; licbe Seltte nabmen
nlth nit ed)ter, her5ltaRr SSreunO=
ihaft aui 10 OaB it id>on iebt NIT
QroBter 6rellbe Der 3utlnft entge9er.
iebe 2Sdl habe mir feit onrQeHontueu,
2nno unb 2eute eifrig 5u Ituoieren.
9eah Dem mas ih bis leBt ihon geIes
ben habe unb beionoer5 bel Der eritet
Goritellung, babe id oaS @mcinnatier
Bublifunl jest ifon lieb 9elponnen
ilno id) bpffe nur. baB bas oeutid,e
Sbeaterpltbliflrm Gincilnati's nit
nelnen 2eiinlHgen 3ufrieoen lit uno
nit Der 3eit auh mid lieb qepinnen
miro. sluf ieoeu 5Sau maft aQeS,
mas ld' bis ieBt geiehen babe. cinen
getpaltlgen einorllf ollf mid. gSas
mid aber aan5 bcionoers geireut bat,
par Die 9eobahtlma. nelhe id1 bis
lest aemadlt babe, oaB ieoe britteNer-
ion bier etu Dunberbares GelItIh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-12

Nnna $. 5biplen fest ibre atnber
Nnnd g. Stpdbain unD 3hos. g.
Sbiplen gu grben Elm.
ga blaB g adsn.
Marsaret 6oritemeper lit Na6lab.
bertpalterin bon 6ermonn9oritemepe
@runbeieentbum $1,000.
3bos. 6. Sbiplep lit Seitamentss
poaitreder BON anna 8. S6iplep; psrs
ionalien $4,000.
gbas. 8roabtpell tit Na6labpernals
ter bon Inna Winfielb; perionalien
$148.
Sofepb 81. giiber lit Ra6laBbertpolz
ter bon Waarp Gifber; Grunoeigenz
tbum $500.
Der periDnli6e Radlob Der Rois
8ebler betrdgt $776.31 berisnigs Der
Soa- Gternberg 1886; berjsnige Der
Sulia 9iri9 $5748.53; berjsnige bss
5reb. 5offmann $1181.31.
8erfhiebenes.
Wt. 6. lptins bat cine G,ebiibrenz
forberung iibsr $874.75 ssgsn bic
Qmerican 5oilet Supplp 60. unb be-
rem Hecsiper SEQ. s. Sebler eirgstlugt.
peter g. Gulf bat cine 5orberung
ii6er $425 segen goroesman, SLEEPER &c
go. eingetlogt.
Die folsenbsn 3abtungsurtbetle
ipurben geitern erlaiIen: Gourtboufe 8.
II. 9. 60. gegen 2otte Gig9ett II. ". fir
$2340.21; pbilipp pfeifer gegen2ouis
guih fir $23094; 7. 8aro 8. II. g.
go. gseen Gb. Dm. S6robsr II. u. fir
$2616; Weitern 9ernon ganf segen
5ront $. 8eefe unb gDaltsr Rpu (Sn=
bspenoent See Cream Co., fir $2562
90 gts.; 2. Nationalban. segen Mer.
JHber fir $775, unb gesen Mm. 6.
Smit6 fir $2618.40; ct. 8ernarb 8,
Ii. 3. 60. gegen Senrn grotmann IL,
fir $2160.66; Grsensburg QimeItons
60. sesen s. W. Grams, fir $1213.85.
Die 5errlinser 60. tluste sins Gors
osruns iiber $474.10 gessn gilbert 8.
@era Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-12

ipridt. Wt6ge es mir pergonnt iein
elm penig oo5u bei3utra8en, ooB ba5
9eutihtbum's Gincinnati'S Die Statte
ieiner Yhrien INNER mebr 81 lieben,
3u ihGben lrno 3u ehren lernt.
Sri. 9taparrp miro lid iiber oa8
hieiige GubIifun mobriheinlid niht
5u befloqen baben Oenn Der Gnlpfang,
Der ibr morgen 9lbeno bel ihreu erIten
2luftreten in 9lmerifo 5u tbetl tperoeR
miro, miro lie nod mebr nit oerSbat.
iade Dertrout MAIDEN, 0oB 0a5 beut-
'he Fublitum i'll Cincinnati in ieber
@eiie entgegeufommeno lit lno gan5
beionoers neuen Sdouiplelern gegen-
iiber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-12

Iurh eas 0eitdnouiB bes II
Sabre nlten gbnaro 5rcnp, bon go.
1919 @eit 2ibertp StraBe, lit geitern
Der GiebltabI in Der Wobnlng Der
Wobnrmg Ger Srau Scooter, gto 1926
Wprtle Mpenue, bel melhen 8iuai
liamnntnabeIn i'm @ertbe bon 800
|cntpenbet norben tparen, allfgefldrt
|iporoen Soofer, nelher fiir Die Gas.
gefeuftoft aIs Dieter SnitaIlateur orr
beitete, bate iih ieinem Geitanbnib
mad, in oas 3immer geibIiden uno
eine 2abe eeoffnet, in lpeIhcrn
Shmldfohen i'm @erthe bon $1,000
ii@ befmtoen. Sn bemieIben Mugen.
bid b0rte er Iemnnb bic Greppe bin-
|nuffommen, .pesbalb er ihnea bic bei-
ben Diamantnabfln an iib nnhm uno
entflob. or perfaufte bic eeitoblenen
|Shmudinfen ipdter an einensSreuno.
bon pelhem oieielben burh bic Yoli.
L1ei wie0ererlangt tpt.rbesl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-12
Observation-Disclosures.

Sm ItGOtiiden 8auomt puroen gs.
Itern Die foIgenoen 9auerIaubniBs
Id}eine erpirtt: Sterling SLAB 60,
3peiitotige5 5abritgebduos an Der
Geleitidl StraBe uno Snclius gldce,
$500; Martba 6. RobinIon, slpeiz
Hodges Wobubaus an Der RpB maize
Del Section gloenue, $4,000; +. s..
Gproes 9uiIning 60, 25itDtioes
Wt tnbau8 an Der Carthage pite nape
WpIfer 4penus, $3.50; Spiepb Gd4
b'r5t, 2aitDtiges Mobnhaus auF BEN
8rpnbitud go. 1929 8oob6uru Qp..
$4,000; 3. s.. Stites, 3ipeiit0tiqss
Bptnbaus auf Dem 8runoitad 90.
5732 Arher StraBe, $4,000; Dabis
3. anufmunn, llmbau bes 6aufes 20.
151S-1520 @ine Strabe, $1,000.
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WeitGnoiaer Ginbred)er.

IL. nab gine Ctr, GintinHati.
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bon $50 unb ben Soften aufgsbrunnt
Suiie 8olger, eine un5dblige Wtule
beitrafte aiimmelI hiDeiter. bate
ii6 am Donneritag einen RieIe1z
Wbistprauih 5ugeleet unD ii6 iooana
nad Der GENERALIZATION begebsn, I'm
ii9 fpegsn Sruntenbeit einfperren 81
laiIen. sic puroe geitern nit elmer
@elDitrafe bon $50 nebit ben Soften
belegt.
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Nnna $. 5biplen fest ibre ainber
Nnna 9. Stpdbain unD 5bos. 6.
Sbiplep gu Grben Elm.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-06

ships were in evidence in the sound
the Confederates on shore began TO
consider the expedition failure.
As the rigors of winter increased
throughout the north the people began
to grow anxious as to the hartiships
suffered by the prisoners held in Rich
mond. Soldiers in camp about 100
miles from Richmond wrote home sto
ries Of snowstorms and freezing wealth
n and suffering. Naturally the pris
oners. who were wholly at the mercy
OF their enemies for creature comforts,
must be worse off. 1t was in hope Of
relieving the captiyes that the United
States secretary OF war appointed a
commission to visit war prisoners at
Richmond and provide for the comfort
Of Federal soldiers held there. This
was the first step in the amelioration
of prison hardships.
The coastwise expeditions sent out
by, the Federal government naturally
spread CONSERVATION all along the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-06
SMALLEST or SCREWS.
They Look Like Specks of Dust and
Are Used In Watches.

Are Used In Watches.
The smallest screws in the world are
made in watch factory. They are
cut from a steel wire by a machine
but as the chips fall from the knife it
seems as though the operator were
simply cutting up the wire for his own
amusement No screws can be seen
and yet screw is made at every third
operation.
The fourth jewel screw is next TO in
visible. and to the naked eye it looks
like grain of dust. With magnify
ing glass. however. it is seen to be
screw with 26O threads to the inch
and with very fine glass the threads
may be seen quite clearly.
These little screws are four one-thou-
sandths of an inch in diameter. 1T IL
estimated that an ordinary thimble
would hold 100000 of them. About a
million are made in month. but no
attempt Is ever made TO count them
In determining the number 100 of
them are placed on very delicate bal
ance, and the number of the whole
amount is calculated from the weight
ALI the small parts of the watch are
counted in this way. probably 30 out
of the 100
After being cut the screws are hard
ened and put in frames. about 100 to
the frame. heads up This is done very
rapidly. but entirely by the sense of
touch instead of by sight. so that
blind man could do ii as well as the
owner Of the sharpest eve. The heads
are then polished in an automatic ma.
chine. 10000 az time The plate on
which they are polished is covered
with oil and grinding compound. and
on this the machine moves them very
rapidly by reversing motion until the
polish is perfect.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-06
Japanese Have Fresh Air.

Different from other nations. we Jap
anese are accustomed TO keep the
rooms freely opened in order to facili
tate the cool breeze TO invade. Thus
the blind is generally hanged down
from the porch capable to protect
those who occasionally peep in. The
blind or shade is made Of split BAN
boo or reeds. 1t is SO fixed that one
who is in the behind the blind only
could look at one who Is in front place.
or. in other words. those who sit in
darker side could only recognize one
in lighter side. but never wise versa
Tokyo Life. the International Review.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-06
BY Captain GEORGE L. KILr1ER. Late


BY Captain GEORGE L. KILr1ER. Late
u. 5. ".
T%HE last week in January was 4
quiet one for the armies in the
field. Nevertheless the war
Z moved on apace. On the ed
President Lincoln returned thanks to
Thomas army for its victory at Mil
Springs on the 18th. the first formal
congratulations to troops by the Fed
eral commander in chief. This was the
beginning of praises to troops and 70
leaders which was not only their due
but was beneficial in many ways. 1t
announced to the folks at home that
the government appreciated the sacri
fees OF their brothers and sous at the
'front.'. Napoleon Bonaparte set good
example i'm this respect by prompt rec
ognition given sometimes on the field
Of battle.
On this day congress took up the
famous war financial measure provid
ing for $1OO.OOO.OOO demand treasury
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-06
Which In Which !?

Above a certain cafe there are two
rooms. the one being occupied by a
women's sewing circle" the other be-
ing the dining room Of the cafe. Out
side the cafe hangs the sign. Grill
Room Upstairs" 4
The German proprietor of the cafe
is still wondering why the president
Of the sewing circle denounces the
sign as hbelous and demands its re-
moyal.-Judge's Library.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-06

southern coast. Commodore String
hams feet had driven the Confeder-
ates at Hatteras out of their shore bat
teries in August, 1861. A few weeks
later Flag Officer Dupont had cap
tured two strong forts guarding the en-
trance to Port Royal sound, South Car
DINA, with the guns of wooden ships.
This feat led to the fall of the seaport
town of Beaufort into Federal hands,
together with a vast country round
about. lie wooden ships could batter
down forts on land no southern port
or section of coast could be considered
safe against Federal attack. The news
from the Carolina coast so alarmed
the inhabitants along the gulf that
whole towns were deserted in antici-
patton of attack Of course slaves
were removed along with other belong
fngs of their owners in order to pre-
vent the Yankees" from getting them.
The Army and the Slaves.
The slave at this period of the war
was an ever present bone of conten-
believed that the Negroes freedom was
all the north cared for in prosecuting
the war. Yet the north was divided on
this very subject, the war prosecuting
party being itself split into factions.
West Virginia. for instance, was seek
ing to become state in the northern
Union. Her movement for statehood
was war movement. led by men who
wished the war to be prosecuted to the
end. The people had voted to secede
from the original state of Virginia and
join the Union column in the fight
against the south.
On the, 9th Of January q proposal
was made in the convention assem-
bled at Wheeling to so frame con-
stitutiOn for the new commonwealth
as to prohibit slavery at the outset.
This was considered extremely radical
The very next day petition was read
in the United States congress In which
citizens OF Illinois prayed that body
not to abolish slavery i'm the District
OF Columbia This was aimed at a
bill recently introduced by Senator
Wilson OF Massachusetts.
A Gun Record Of 1862.
1t is of interest now to recall what
was considered good gun record ear
Nv in the civil war On the 9th Of
the month Battery Z, Third United
States artillery, commanded by Cap
tain r. B. Ayres, at practice in the
camp at Alexandria, Va. fred thirty
eight shells, landing thirty-fve Of them
on the target 10 by 12 feet in dimen-
sion, at 1900 yards range. This rec
ord was widely commented upon as an
achievement The guns were Of the
Kind known a. feldpieces, such I'D
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-06
The War Fifty Years Ago

President Lincolns First Thanks to the Army Burn
sides North Carolina Expedition Storm Bound at
Hatteras - Southerners Desert the Coast Towns.
War Prices I'm the Confederacy The Situation In
Mexico---Napoeon iii. Of France Supposed to Favor
the Southern Cause In the Civil War---Northern OPP
position to Radical Anti-slavery Measures - Diff
culties OF Aiming the -Sharpshootng Rifles
introduced I'm, the North