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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-12

gecften GtraBe biz etrsbIsr Gtrabe. eurG
@rootrlirte, Sepen bon @rantt.gurbS uno g,flns
fern nes Sahr,uees mtt GraIlitblod'
gGtssT t. mt ben A sbs brG
len Der rorgsi9loeeneH Berbeiiernne .autite'
genb in fer Efitee oes Si,ector Of 4ubIie Ger.
stes meItbe 6ier.nti smgsbeibcn inn. g,.,.
straBe, ben ber Melt eedfteu giraBe bts
stnebIer Gtrnbe, fctn lou iute corgebettnet in
bcr iesieen @rrhetiernng, uno bab feline aenoe'
RuB fiiHf5ig (b0l 4ro5ent ,ber @eiammt'
foffen Der befdpten @erbe'ferune, nb3iieIib oer
aoften fir areu5uneen) auferleet Derben foten
peItbe beronrtb beitimHt Fino, bah iie be.
salt.n; unb Die aOhsn tiir BE sdssn
asbgn6s un6 anbere Uleffunaen uub fir 9ruden
unb sera'fenfIinung bon 9loti8en, RefolntioHeH
nne sriorSs!taen STD,nande bic eaf.s eSsfsferpnna
aonfirnftion fopie bic Stnfcn uu' .o,e Bombs,
nelde boz Der SELECTION bon 5innuseefnobeuen
SabIuneen bon eHebments nnseeeebeu iperosn
unb dftoers nutbpenotaeH ausgaben In itt
1af Die 70 auferIeetcn gNebments in setn
iasrtthtu Sablunetn be.obit ptretn iontu NIT gins
I,s auf Die binauie,fbobtr,r Sahunatn; Der ciotn'
tbHa;sr ttetunp.tStn btttutrttu Gissntbuus farm
sh<r au6, |, nod btm r % tuRnitt. toi4.s afts'
m,ut bour bs.ubltn inntrsaIb ,pantiq 2ol aaea
ses uue nsh Der Balfruua Der bettr,rnosn Erets
nani In p,I6tm Saut btiasns eaat,afsbmt
Mot St, Sinitu uae bic Bombs tn Ht fttsssn isn.
bic tst ber Rputttiod Der htnausqei9oesntn dntti
msrt. .Satluuesr ousaeesbtu ptrhsn.
EaB Bombs ber giaet Cincinnati aus1eaeben
iperoer folen Dor her apIlefttcn bon MffeBment'
1beiI5abInneen. uno 5tpar 5n etrem Setrng, bd
eerfeiber eleh iommt.
1ot Der @e Der Sefarrutirften ter befeqten
Berbei'erur1 ipeIhrr uiht fresielt autcr"ht
ipuroe einftbIiebltd Der Soften fir sreual,necr.
sufnnImeH nit oeu Stuiten ireenhpeifen eSruHo'
eaentbunts pbcr SSutereiie oGrtH, auee'auti oeer
apprpprtirt uun bic Rotten uuo dusqdbsR tretros
rueIbeu Appropriations =gtrfahrsns oufhr uuo ot:
Ghaoereri6st u.int irptubcirsm Rtft,r bon ou'
rrfu,tnosn qdno.rti,u oetr SutertFeu parin iuees
ipro6eu, Iro bic Rofeu uuo Guseaheu fur ireeues
,iH.H ipl6tu 3uiprud. bon Der stest einstnnat
aus BEN GrIos oes Ssrfauies Don Bombs htsdbt
nerb.u foa bic pou bsiaQt,r etoot fir folt,
8pedt ausototbtn iptreeu ioaca. pis es has @ts
fts prrihrtibt.
s. az Terrer bti5tpHsn. ees Der ettrf bitrs
tur6 onetipitier mire, bic @sr5tftHliAuna ntCier
ErntadH, in llth,rtintmmuRs nil esm @ties ~
stranlaTtu.
8aiitrt ON s. Suli 1912
s. I. SetIfcr,
sntircnoer 4r1Iihent ocS Siaeiratbs.
9fftpff. 81 q z h ElCrf 1918
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-12

NiHe Ref olutt rl--g8eIte es fir not5'
ipenotg erflart bic AnoI StrGbe, oon Der
Ibompton apeHHe bis 3lir SaiiuH Strabe, gu
oerbefern, our6 9raotruHa, Seeen bon Steins
9urbs, 8flaiteru oes Sa6rpeges init Bafiteis
nen. Don Ger LboMpior AbenAs big sur Scalb
EiraSe, nno nit Stiumtnous Utacaham bon Der
Scuue Strnbe bis CUR Sdturr StrdBe ane a0Rs
ltruirung eer notbteen 2rainirunaen unn Sus
lets. beiftlatHeEe bic aageMeine gldtIr Der BOT
Getbln9enen Serbeferung, oas gioeaa baooH
ftennoruni6lageH uro 4yrofileH banpH
Sci es befbloiien burt ben Stdoiratb Der
Sfant StncIrHniL @taat Ehio toreieierisl ber
lammiltben ertpablteH 9PIieiieoer 6tertu abers
3ab es hermit far notbtpenbip erfIart .uirS,
Die strlor Strabe, bon ber Ieompion aoeuae bis
5ir odturu Sirdbe. 81 oerbeilern eurd G5ras
6iruus, eeSeu bon StetnsGur6s, 9fiaitern bes
5Gbrfoeaes nit Bodfteinen. bon oer 9bompion
aneHIe bIs sur oeaue Strabe, uub nit 8iiu,
sur 5aturH straBe, uHo bur6 aonftruirune Der
notbt9en 2rdtntruHgeH inb Snlets uno qeaeH
Del, Der 2an9taspalisrr6brsn, n neberenltinlmiius
t6Ideeu uuo 9rofiIen Der porgeictInsenen Ser,
beiietnHa peI6e in Der Office Res Eireeior Of
supple serolee dutlieseH, ipeI4e biermtt eutaes
CAB Der lurb.eltab Der eenarnter anor
Strose, toU .ber 2bompfon stbenue biz sur
Salutn sEase pie Iolgt fsin foa:
2bompfon abenme. Bel einer drS0bana BON BON
ereibutteert oiernnbbretbia uub 8rpeiuubiic6ens
BET einer Rate bon brei SUB in eiibunbert Eiih
far fiinfsta Sub % in 100 fiir 60) SUE Bis an
Der Grbobnne bon oretbuHbert fie6enunbhreibta
barn aufitetaeno 4 Sub In 100 fslB fiir SIpei.
puroeri fiHf6ebu uno fiiuf5e Sunbertitef "a
CUB IN 100 fiir 2155o) asaB Bis su benz ST.
H1eH Gnrb Bon Scuul Ibenue iin6 Der grbos
bane bon breibnnbert fefsuneoreibia nnh bier
urto oreiBi9 SuHbertitel (336 .34l SUD: bonu
eben laufeHb bic 5u oem ipeftlihen Gurb bon
buroert nnb fensuubfieben5ig Ianfenoite( Juh
n etrbnnbert SUI fir sipetbunberifiinfsebn un6
fnnfaia SunbertfieI (9.67e gub In 100 fiir
Euntsrt EntarS s~artatc uns ssananby,s I ts
&axSsftfta tS0esA0j 6sat: basu atltSiesuS Mn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-12

lHf AefeLuttrn-MsI6e es fir rosb.
msHbia srflarf. bic xsefi aG;e Eeenns,
ben ber ipeitii6en etnif beu bsnl alien q. No.
fepbs s5tienbo' bic sum mean CT Sciepbs Jrisb.
bot sn nsresifern. blrrn aqaeabamiarnno bes
ssa5rfpeees NIT ssnem tSssisQen .4snber- uns
sstnifbtre 0Ourfs-, bsifsmmsmb bic auesmeius
aeiur Der oorasf1laeenen Ferbeaerune. sas 9i.
beau baeon. unb sIissbetbsnsn slduen, Gpsss.
'tfniipHsn, stpfieHeotanf4idee unb prgflleH sa.
bon
Gel Is bef5loFisn bnr6 ben gfnbtroi5 ber
Stahi Cincinnati. g.nat Etss tbreieieriel ber
famurtiteR ersO6blien @aiislisesr bierin absr.
stHtrsnmeHel:
Tat 60 eisrmsi els rotbpsHsia sriIart ipire,
bic Kssf: acis Epenns. eon Der ip<ftIiAen 81
Hle bee aifen Ss SoFepbs Brisebpfs BIS gu bem
neaen 81 Soispbs 1risbbof, sn eerbelien euIn
StGeiraHa. Sessn poH sstenii cher DaeblHa
5aHetieiHp0uEbs 9fafiern eeg Gcssen mif RGi.
iisineH. gsneGedmissfuns bee Jabrwsaes init
etaeui fpesielen sEinber- nno -ainiftne
9onrie'. sfpnttrutraHg ber rteibweubieer Isat.
rtiraneeR uEb 3RIeis GiasMoierR nnb aeasn
bon ,etsgouicen SauD;iuaiiefs5trsn. in lsbts.
eiRffimmana init ben 2idneH Spesifi!afioKtn,
stpf,eHeoranf6l6asn auh 8ro'tIen Der ootgsi6las
geneH eerbsfisruna psIdbe iH ber Effice bes lii
rector 81 2nblie ssreics auiIisseE, uno tisrmtt
onieebeiben iperbsH
Gab ber Gars-Grab hef efnenntsa H3efi
E6feH ssbsHae. ben bsr fpsiil1eH elnse bee al
ten e 5oiepbs ssEiehbcfes DTS sum nsneH Si
5sfepbs 9rtsbbof. tpts fosei fsiE fol:
slnfanasgb bel Der SaiefeltieH beg Horblitsa
GuTbsetaif BON s3egf sldier Zirabe nnb Der
bss einer GFbebuno ben plefbunbsu siiHfsSba
nHo sebn $uilbertltel tAi6.iVl duh; baan nbs
t.flaeHc bel elmer Antg pcu brft FreSeia fllr
firbeHbanesfi niln fnHieig ~ tlr 5000 Snb.
nrassia uns fsstsie Sniibsrii,sI tss2 .su1 sa6;
baHH Gbiieiaeub bel Der State ben bier uilb
sssiansfshs.sa s,sI SHDsssIisI d pssie sr s',si
ffbobnna poH hreibuaDrrf bresuTeGt,na ifHb
btsrsebH Sunbsrffiei i3s3is) 6ub; bafin an
eiHeg perilsaleH anzps nbfissecne fiir finlsia
go, 5ub. bic sur Qrbobuna pon bssstnHofsi
Slb: Sann nbiirissnD far fiinisie 1so) GUS
aabjistsnaig ssTeDol Sub; hnHN. absislssHe for
tnnSsri ftsbsaansnsbenssig nnS atiunssrssbss
lsT7-sel ss4fb: bngtH obfiefasnb CIR fhnfsia t6OI
Gnt bis asr QrtebuHa bon osetbnHhsri fs0ss
saa asssa.Hs ss ssf s asss so, sasp s
beg ggb0bana ben btsi6unesrf uno iinfumb.
!asisls eso5 sns els sar Gs4ossns q sois Il srs.. u
III pansssilisi tsss ssS sab sana aSiissssns
~ sasiSnss s M M IN ans ssDsas .iesisls ssa
nss asss'lf 3 s Ii ssaH s aassssssa aassss' ssa ~
saass1sis yat: bum NM as'ssIssas HI HI
IA Sanbsrtfiei gsfs Ig) 5iib: oaiin anffieiasnS
I as.s se. gsh sIs .s ", asssssas ssa
4, EI:,'!i ':aIiS'!s| !| q; I Z; 3. 81 ii':;;;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-12

Ntne Rel oluii H-2sel6e es tir ncfes
" sperbie erfIari, Die 1erper 9seHue. friibsr
aeff sbenne, bon eer 49tlesr aeenne be gam
Ularpeu Blaze, 5a nerbefieru out1 2fldfiern
NIT 9iiumnous Wlacaeam, beftimmenb bic al,
geuleine 9atur ber ooreeltlnaenen Ysroeifsrans,
bns Atpeau odpeH uHo sntpsptibeHeH SldHsn,
spe5tii'aisoHeH. aoiisHooraHihlaesu nHe Brett
len oloon.
sei g befSbicaen hurt ben siaonnte Der
Siani etHc,HHGit, Sfuct Cbte tbretpistiel ber
ldmmilI6en eriDo9lien w9iisheoes 5ierta aesf'
9ab es hermit fir .nothpenbie erfIdrt pirb.
bic Gerber aeeHue. fsiiber 3aef aoeFius bon
SttT SsI a sssn DSn
Soften 4TlutterH oes ,5dbrpeaes nit Aiinmis
mons ylaeooam, Hrb Aonitrurnna Der Rctbfoens
IN nebereiuiiimuiuna mil ben EI6neE Spesifts
iuiiouen, aoiieHnoraHtdIdger unn 9rpftIeu Der
eoreeftiGgeHen Serbet,ernna, UrIte in Der Ci.
tlce bes ItredoT ue Bi.bltc Ierpiee ngiiepeH,
ipelhs hiermit eiifeebeiben iperbeH
Enb Der 9urbs@rab Der gennnitieR Eenneg
aoenue, frilbes 4eff gtpeuns. bon gsiIoer ape.
snfonasnb BEL Der Snierfsftion Beg ,peiilt6sn
Curb bon gStloer apenne NIT oeH meitl4eu
Curb bon 9euoer Ahsnus, .frlber Neff sbenne,
sua T bsM H oen ssl safnis aass sSs er ss ss
BON, Beit sirabe. bei Der Grb6bana bon ein.
Sere s Sa asS Es essss sas Gum
tpefilicten Curb BON 1enoer slcenae, frtiber Qsff
gieenue, .abftsieenb bel Der Rate bon flint mne
s 2RHs l 1osS stSsH 5 ' s sgSaHSs stl S TsaSsa
ben einbuuoert uno eiuub5ipansia nHh breibig
5unoerifteI fi2330) Gnt; barn abfieiqeao BEL
Der Nnte bon 5tpei 3roseHf fir hreisia (2qs
bunoerf unb 5ipeinnhspan6te urb feds 3etrtseI
C122e) Gub; oann aHftieiaeHb bet Der bsaie
bon pier nHo ttnf 3ebHtei Brc3eHf a 0sgt fir
blnDert treunb6nGn5ig nHo fiiHfunbneunsie
Snnbertfiel (123.95) sit; bGnH anffteiaenb BEL
Der @afe bon adtt unc HeunuifhsIpan3ia Sitrs
nerfifel pro3ent fir Hebensip ts 29g fir 70.0O)
Sub bis al Der 9rbobuIig bon einbunbert neun.
iIno'mancia -uno finfnnbfietsnsig Snnberfffei
tt2e,7b) Sub: bann aufffeiaeHb bel Der Rate
non ncisn anb ffnfbnHherf nne breiunbbtersid
Iaifeubftel 8ro5cHf ffir breibnrberi iislb sfpsis
linbau1naig (0.543q fir 322.0Ol SUB bis su
Der erbobune non eiHbuBDert nne fe6ssia uib
aiifltssesne q teE Mqte pcr fanf rnS jFesban.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-12

sssSo5 Sb l s Ssg a1bsSana Bon sa Sa
bert lnb etnnn6a1toig (1si00) Jub. unb bab
peg Srao bes bifii&en Curb fuse folet fein
anfaneenb bel elner g1infeI In Dem DftIi6sn
S,ire bon ssileer Mpenne, eeeeniiber eineul
a nif 4. IN ,sr ss Ssa Ssgbsas SnTb ssss sS ssr % Ss
nninsapaanote nno iinfnn6febcn6ia pnnbsriiteI
Mafe @ e9m aei uno itiassbn Srrbestfiel Rrose,,i
Der Grbebnne BON eifbunbert einnHospan5ia
uHe lefs SebnteI tf2f.0l 5nb.
tonusn r sslasaIes ns Ss9sfnt o SsT e
Ser Soften fur ote arensineen}, auieriept per.
ben fouen i'm @ertdItnib an ben 9lortheileI, Die
ans o al 9asiagisr gsrbsiIsritns refuIttrsn moeen
OH que EofS uno Ndrfbercter, arftpbeno iiiIb
angrenseHo an bic poraeictlaarne scrbeiierniig,
fnelme qenonHfe Vols nnb udnberelcn biermii
eeiiImmt IMP, Sas re fpeSicIIe 8ortbeiie baber
!aater @erbeiiernne foIIen bic anssaben fir tor'
nergehenoe uile aH6ere DleT'nHpeH uH0 fir Grii'
gen uno sereiieniIinnna t'pn aoiiaen. MeioIii,
abliefetnf9 bon bsfaaten gtpti6en, bic aoiieri
Der aoniirutfioH, felvie bic 3iHieu dut bic
S9Eos fpeite Dor Der stcaeiiion oer biHGus'
gebeH iuerneh. iIub aueere notbmenoiaeu 2IMss
Gabsn. In ii6 fdblicben.
,,b 1ab sis 70 ngierleaien afetrents IN 6sbi
len NIT SinieiI auf Bite birnmsaeidbobeneH Sab,
ilnHgen; Der VteeHttinter trgenopeI6eH bes
NeueIfRH 9tdeHipuHls faHn GbeI duA, ie nnts
BEN er es iuiinht. foide Miiein,eHts bndr be,
sahiel tnnerhnlh siD1nsig f20D Iugen bon Hrb
nah Der Hdtltrung Der beiienerntcn ErotnnHs.
~ pelhfW ,yale befnefes ganrsaiIebmeni Mat
PIE Sin'en ant ole RoHes In fih itiiesen fon,
nis Dor beg NoHeffion ber biuausaeibobeHer
ailebme nj ohlun1en aIsgeeebeH nerbeH
Dab Bombs Der Stabt Cincinnati unsaeqer
ben iperber tnuen Dor Der 4oqe.tieu bon Elfebs
meHi'1 s'l5nnitnpeu, unt sipar su eiuem Be
fralf. ner benfeiben Qiethtpmmi
Idk Der Nett ber Befanimiioiien bon befaefer
Wsrbei'erunp. peldber Htt ipesieu duferIegf ipurs
be; ein'6!ieBlih Der. aufien Der aren8nnaer
nehf beF aoien bon iraenoUeIhem 1ruuoeiaeas
ibum oeer 3uiereffen bartH, ac.aii't ober a..
Droprtti uHe bic arften uun Ausnaben tr.
leEoreiten GpprapTidfsoHs Berfuhrens aaffir
uno bic Stbdoenerfdss. fpeI6e iggenheinem
eettser bon dHarensenben pdnbereisn pbex 9fss
iereHer harin. sueefprpchen tueroen. une bte
Soften nno auSeabeH flt trpeuoetnen foIdben
Anlgrub bon Der sinbs Cincinnati aus bem
grlos oes geridiffes bon aonos begdbIi sperher
folleH, bic oor 5etdatex gtoei far folcbe 9tpese
nHe III Der g8etfe uiisacneben tpsrneR foIIen
tpie es baf Sefep trrf6rcibi
Eet 80 ferrer bef6fnFsfi bab Der 9Irrs biers
nurt aneefrteien trirb bic SerefenfItfana hies
ser OrotnaHs IN Lief ersiaffimmune init ben &C.
fet 81 pegGnlnnen
9of'tti an 8. 3uli 1912
81 T. 6etIser
amtirenber BleHheni bee stabtra,bs
Htfei: arfhur 9ebh Glerf 1919
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-12
sfMtirsnber 9rdf6ert BEG siabtrotbs.
ufteft: artbur G5pb, GIerf. 12,1e

Gtue NefpIutto H. peide es Tiir norbs
ipsHhte eriIart. gu berbpffern bic 9seooe
Gfrabe, bon ber Eeit Gedfteu Slrnbe bis
&taebser Girahe, bnrdb gfIaitern init Grant.
biodsBfinfferung, beitinrmeno Die alIae,
meine Rdtur htr ooreeibIoseneu gerbeiiernng.
eas sstnean onnoH nHb GutbeiBune Der gidne.
SpcsififaiirHeR, eotteHso,GnffIdse ;int groIie
eitx biefeIbe
Gel es oeftIeffen nom G.abtratb Der gtos,
Gsuctnnat.. E.act Ctip tnssi gierter ouer hn.,,
sSR6pittn WttGlfehss nberetnffimrnercl:
21t ~ tteyrytt fitr usfhusrntc ertf6rf futrs.
kb0)sBes3 ~ Hs9eG ossetA hSy bsx Ged
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- fns MsfcIutIoH. ipeEAs % sar ncN
- iusnais srflnrt sa perbssern gGner sves
nae. hen saarnet siratc bic 81 einem gunf.e
26o aus fahlia acH 9nrfsr Sirnbe. bird asia.
fffrn ust Nn1(afinfl. brilimmenb bic aIlae.
ukius Natur ber berasisbsnrH gsrbeflernua
bos HipaH habcH nub bie suIbsiberbsH w!due
spsstfsiaitonsn, aslisHbesaHf6id nnb prsltts
fny Dtsfssts.
~ = t41isiIss ~ IN etattsstt ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-12

WiHe H--EssIhe es fir nofb.
~ nenbig ertldrt be Qibcfr gtrnbe BON
sinsm 4aHfis i2o 5aB peffli6 Don benz psi.
lifen Curb pon @aanb elpeHus bis al heur Oh.
Is0en Curb bon aofsmpnf MpenHs, an brbsf.
fern. bnr6 Drabiruns. H<teH bon Grant.
quybt. gfIaftsrH bss 6otsnseeS nit &sufsbe
No6ftslHtn nHb aonftrntxua1 1sx netenenetesn
44aiNtfxN1er NM a1{eoA o4()0uono " aueo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-12
5ohann Gsinrifb aobsrg,
star5 am Gieri,aa ben O. SuIt 1912. nm
aAtL hr aIhnnhs mn ftirlnm 9eiheT.
frfosriha RsiR,

tnilioTiaeIiebte Gattiu BON aoam gaeib. i'm Tl'
ter hon 4e Sabrcu ? MloHaten uno 5 Ioeen.
@eerbigune am Sreitaa. ben y. 5ult, Rah'
nittnps uhr, bonn Iranerhdii'e aus, no
1904 gbaonel 5trube SairmOuut getfeslHG
auf benz 5rtenbeie 5u &'rheeionH SteuItot
ft2b eiugeInben n,lZ
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Etarb i'm Geuffdben slIteubeim an 10. 81
fGi2, Gbenbs 10 ltbr,


TN alfer bon II Sabreu. 9Ronaten uno 3
Tnaen: cebiirtio ans gaeinbeim, 9aoeu Tie
Neeroiqunq riu6et itatt am 5reitag. ben ~.
gulf. Nahmittags I'M 2 llbr. bonn Geutfhen
@ltenbeim aus.
Is Ger Sort n o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-12

arafssnt pro temp. sss siabntIatbs
nitssti MrtbuE Gstn. Gierf. fzre
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-12

amireubsr Rrafi6eni Des giabiraifs.
aflest: Arfbar Gknh. Gierf 1910
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% \. 6etIfer
@mtirenher 8aeHheni bss Gtabtratbs
Niteii: aribnr g6bh. Gieri 1919
Gilpin observer., 1912-02-15
NEvADAv|LLE NOTES

Chas. Grossman was an arrival last
Saturday from San Francisco, Cali.
on a visit to friends.
Joseph Kramer and Paul Curnow
were visitors to Denver Saturday.
Miss Mary Paul has been on the
sick list during the week.
Everyone who could afford it
either financially or in the matter Of
time-boarded the firemen's special
train to Golden last Saturday night.
Golden is stronghold for retired
residents from this place. and when
ever there is anything doing in the
foot-hill city, Nevadavilleites are
there with both feet.
H. C. Bolsinger was a business Wis.,
itor to Denver Tuesday.
Hubert Bolsinger was an arrival
from Denver the latter part Of the
week.
Ben. Kramer was a visitor to the
City of Lights Saturday morning.
The pastor will preach here Sum-
day afternoon, February 18th. at
$3.50 o'clock. Sunday school meets
at 2:30. You are cordially invited to
both services.
Gilpin observer., 1912-02-15
BOULDER PARK

Mr.. Noonan returned from Denver
the latter part Of the week. He re-
ported that an extra force Of men
would be put to work on the Jumbo
property soon, and Also that the out
look was very promising.
We are having severe spell Of
cold weather with lots of wind and
snow in these parts. Work Of cut
ting ice has been retarded a great
deal. Thursday was SO severe that
no work could be done at all.
John Beck was a Tolland visitor
one day last week, returning last
Thursday to Arrow.
While cutting ice on the lake one
day this week, Rudolph Mosch saw
a large trout. He became excited !;
thought it was summer time, and
made dive for it. He came to af-
ter striking the water. No, he did
not get the fish.
Messrs. Ira E. Clapp, Paul Weiss
and John Ruedy came up from Den
yer this week, and made an inspec-
ton of the Illinois mine up Mammoth
gulch. Mr.. Ruedy has taken a con-
tract to further develop the property.
On the 100-foot level they have some
good ore blocked out. A tunnel will
be driven to the level, and the boys
promise to be regular shippers before
spring.
George Mosch is laid up again with
severe cold at the Ohio house.
George has never gotten over his
jury duty in Central.
Mrs. Newcomb was down shopping
Saturday.
Mr.. Flynn is spending few days
in the city.
Thos. Williams made business
trip to the Queen city Monday.
Floyd Hill was visiting old time ac
quaintances in Tolland Sunday, re
turning to Steamboat Springs Mon
day.
Doc. Jones came, over from Bal
timore Tuesday and says things are
as lively as ever over his way.
Mr.. Galloway is filling the place
as agent during the absence Of Mr.
Stout.
Rudolph Mosch let 500-pound
cake Of ice drop on his foot Tuesday
No bones were broken, and the ice
wasn't hurt in the least.
Mr.. Stout, our popular agent. Is
taking in the sights in the metropo
lis for a few days this week.
Mr.. Smith is confined to his home
with Ia grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toll, Jr., were NJ
from Denver Monday, looking aftei
property interests.
Gilpin observer., 1912-02-15

Mr.. FricKe returned Monday from
mess and pleasure for week
Ralph Stotts was over from the
Black Hills Monday.
Gilpin observer., 1912-02-15

s'Aam oGanS SF of ffehiSsA0o ai1i" ; st.
L.
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M hand and Of County, ntra
Of A
FRANK MOODY County
Gilpin observer., 1912-02-15
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a special meeting of the
stockholders of The A. l.. Anderson
Furniture Company, held at its Of
flee. at Central City, Gilpin County.
Colorado. on Saturday the End day
Of March. A. d. 1912, at the hour OF
four o'clock in the afternoon. to con-
slider an amendment proposed to the
original articles Of said Company, to-
wit:
Resolved-That Section First" OF
the articles of incorporation Of the
said corporation be amended to read
as follows:
First: The corporate name and
style Of our said Company shall be
The c. O. Richards Furniture Com
pany. Which amendment will be pre-
sented to be acted upon at such
meeting.
This notice is given by order OF
the Board by resolution adopted at
a special meeting held January Both.
1912.
Dated January 31st. 1912.
JAMES X. RULE.
Secretary.
First pub Feb. s; last Feb. Is. 1912.
Start the new year right by trad
ing with the Hawley Mdse. company.
Read the Observer. $500 per year.
Gilpin observer., 1912-02-15

Start the new year right by trad
ing with the Hawley Mdse. company.
Gilpin observer., 1912-02-15

First pub Feb. s; last Feb. Is. 1912.
The Washington times., 1912-07-15

Times Inquiry Department:
Will you please tell me for the beneft
OF myself and the reading public the mean
ing Of the word "complected?" Is II a cor
rect word to use for the word Complex
ioned." or are either good form or good
grammar? State what a continent is. and
how many there are. Few people seem to
be aSls Tsrt to ,rSi1 tell this tcoreetiy. Sx,o,,s
There is such word as Completed.
which means, according to the Standard
Dictionery. Woven together: inter-
woven, interlocked. complicated-aIso
used in place OF complexioned in some
parts OF the country" The same author
ity gives as the definition of continent:
"One of the great bodies of land on
the globe. Sometimes It is divided into
two parts. the Eastern and the West
ern continents; more commonly into
Africa, Asia, Europe, America, and
Australia, and frequently into six. North
and South America being counted sep
arately." In a restricted sense the word
is applied TO Europe as distinguished
from the British Isles as. "a tour on the
Continent
The Washington times., 1912-07-15

time, and they gathered around him.
Hello, Peter Pant they said. How
do you like our pond? You are not sail
Ing very fast. SO we Will help you," and
they gave the board a push with their
bills, making Peter Pan sway and near
ly lose his balance.
Go away! Go away" he called to
them. But they only auacked and quack-
ed to see him frightened, and gave the
board another push. This time he lost
his balance and his hind legs went into
the water.
Peter Pan me-owed loudly for help.
and his mother on shore called to Mother
Duck to keep her ducklings from bother
Ing her Peter Pan.
keep him out of our pond" called
back Mother Duck "he should not get
bothered"
But he can't get out of the pond
said Mrs. Tabby. do help him; he will
be drowned IL some one does not help
him."
But Mother Duck was not ready to
help him yet; she intended that Peter
Pan should have a lesson he would not
soon forget. So she went to the side
of the board and tapped her wings,
making small waves in the pond, which
sent Peters treacherous little craft
sailing out into the middle Of the pond
with Peter me-owing as loud as he
could.
Mother Duck sailed after him, fol-
lowed by her little ones, and after let
ting Peter get few more frights
from the tipping OF the board Mother
Duck said to him: If 1 take you back
to the barnyard will you promise never
to bother my children again, or Mother
Hens brood, either?"
20 yes" me-owed Peter Pan, very
meekly. IF you will only take me
back to my mother I will never chase
any of the chickens or ducks again"
Very WE'LL" said Mother Duck then
| Will take you home, but II you ever
bother nv children again I will take
you out here and let you stay: Now
ashore with you
Now, anyone might think that Mother
Duck would have been afraid that Peter
Pa, Pan mi might scratch her. but she was
had to do was to dive under water and
he would be helpless, so he sat very
sun, and in minute he was safe in his
mothers arms.
Mother Duck when she reached shore
think we have given him a lesson
ne VIII remember for a long time, and
advise you. Mrs. Tabby, to see to it
that he behaves in the future, or the
land" ~
Mrs. Tabby promised that he should
never bother any one again as she
licked the water from Peters coat, and
S"e also thanked Mother Duck for
Peter Pan did not roam about the
barnyard much after that. He no
longer frightened any one and he felt
very much ashamed when he remem-
the water and how little courage he
had displayed in the face of danger,
which Is very often the case with those
who bully others
Tomorrow's story: The psgraced
Sugar Bowl"