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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-25
2lus benz ppliseigerid,t.

9ouis Stiermau, Ser filr oeu Dfild}s
bdnoler Sos Gdert an Der 8arriiuu
glpenue arbeitCt. Duroe ihuloig befun-
Den. nttnoernerthiqe Wilt perfauft
5u baben uno 5u $50 mo ben Soften
perurtbeilt. gfert, ser i'm @ertdlt
dnpeieno mar, crfldrte. ooS gelulo-
heitsamt babe inn periprphen, bic
Sade fallen I'll laIIeu. Gr rpiiie, baB
nehrere 4ftlhbdnoler am 5Srettag
perItdubigt moroen ieten, onB om
Samitog WorgeH cine aQgemeine lln-
teriuhuug iIattfiilDen lperoe. Gbef-
Suipeftor 9lune erfIdrte jeood, oaB
bleS unmogIidl gelpeien lei, oa Die SSSn-
ipeftoreu crit ipat am Samitaq 8es
iehl erbolten bdtteu, Die llnteriuhung
oor3unebmen.
Gret S5niaiiiunen oes 9oroeQs go.
522 @eIt 6. 9toenue, Die nit Der 8e.
iieerin oes 9orbeas Deqen cines far-
bigen 2tebhabers III Streit 9erietbeu,
murben 5u $50 uno oer Soften perur.
tbeilt ltno Die &erbaftltng Der Ter-
iionsmutter angeoronet, ou iie ntdt
erldjieren mar. Der ifrpor8e Con
Suan muroe gu S25 uno ben Soften
perl,rtheiIt.
9teaie Green unb Guiip 8reen,
3tuei lpeiBe 1omen, Die I'M Sauie geo.
426 Carlisle 2Ioe. nit oen 6arbigen
8alter Sobnion lno Gbas. Sumter
perhaftet muroen, peroen lid am 3.
Mul 3u perantporten baben. Der
Green, Die nerbeirathet lit. itebt ou-
Beroern cine ebebrl1hsflnge III sIus-
iidlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-25
Wadt fur5e Mngabe
Setreffs oes merfipiirbigen nemes
Tonic ,,1pna Wita".
&Dblbefannte Stabtonmc iuieoer -
Traberer 8einnobeit gebrad)t.

Grou Wfdrie WoelIer, BON 1917
Yleaiant StraBe. Stabt, mdhte neulit
Die folgenDe Nngdbe nit Beanq auf
3ona gita", bas mertpiirbige neue
5onic, pel6es jebt in Cincinnati sins
gefiibrt tpirb.
sd fit felt feds Subren an Rer<
poiitdt. Sd tonnte Na6ts ni6t gut
ihldFen un0 erpa6te bes Mprgens 10
muoe pie ih 81 gett gegangsn mar
uno manhmal mar i6 auBer Stunbe.
mstne Irbett gu perrt6teu. SD mar
polttanbig abgearbeitet.
sd bate uqe mDgiiden Webt3inen
probirt uno beretts ale 6offnung auf-
gegeben, als cine 5reunbin mir ,5ond
gita" smpfubl. 9teies neue 5pnic
bat mid ipteDer in jeber Weiie oufgez
baut uno fiible mid tpie0er tpis neu-
geboren. Sd tann jeBt dles eTen unb
perrifte cine IhDere Sagesarbeit obne
gu ermiioen. Sd CLAUDE niht, DuB es
etne abnlite MeDt3in auf GrDen aiebt."
gine angabe ME bic obige ToIlte Don
ungeipOhnli6em SyntereTe Iein fir alIe,
bic BON dbnlihsn 2sioen befauen IinD.
Die Spe3ialiiten bic bier Iino, I'M
Iona 8tta" ejn}ufUbren, ertIdren,
bab beina6e in jeDer 5amilte Berionen
gefunoen DerOen, bic ebenfo nerp0s
iinD unD an einem geidnG6ten aorz
per3uitdno labortren, Denn es lit bic
aQgemeine 8Iage in ben groben Gtdoz
ten. no man mebr geneigt lit, bic Gez
fese Der Natur gu mtBahten.
yDieie Nerpoittdt uno S6rpdAe8ua
itdnbe", fu8te elmer Der Spe3ialiiten.
limb buuptiQht;h auf unge9niigsnoe
8srouuung 3uriit5ufiifren. lpelh' leB=
tere Itn pieosr aus ben Nnfpriihen oes
mooernen StaotIebsnS beridretbt. Gs
Diro gu I4neu 9egei1en.
Die meifteu Qeute tperben jeoo6
ourh unpouTtdnbige 8eroauung niht
ernItlth beriibrt", fubr er fort. sic
Iino marobe uno nero0s unD nerbeu
IhnsQ miioe. sic fiiblen Ii6 .aboear=
beitet" mad ieDer tltincn QnItrsngung
unb ino miirriIb unO uieoergeidla=
gen. Das fino bic Ii9eriten Snmptome
fir einen Iberurbeiteten Wlagen, Der
zines Spnics uno 8eguIirun9 beodrf.
.Sono gitu" poubrjngt bus ganS be.
Itimmt IS trdftigt unb bringt bic Srs
game pieber gu ibrsm qeiun0sn nor
malsr 3uItanD. TIMER 9rdparat muB
beTrteoigsn, IonIt nebmen mir tetn Gelo
oaFir.
SauTsroe benuBen ieBt unfer qrdz
pdrat in Cincinnati nnb in ieDem einz
5eInsn Iou Iinb Die ReIultate iberz
raftsnb. Dir smpF1nQen gnertenz
nungsf6reiber bpn Semen, osnsn oura
bas Jonic gehoIfen puroe, beim
S6od. 9ieIe Qnertennungen tommeu
bon Mdnnern unb 5rauen BON un@
sneifelbnfter Gbrlihteit unb SHtegria
tat, bic Duntbur iino, oaB Iis cine buua
ernpe GueQe Der WohItbat gefunoen
baben.
Soma @ita" rpirb in oQsn Qpptbe.
fen Dertauft.
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q
bas Den 1oo bes Mdbdens 3ur sEolae
bate, su je 30 Sahren 3u9tbaus perz
nrtbeilt tpurben. Sin anoerer Der
S6uloi9en, Der Gobn zines reiden
Seibenfabritantsn, fpurbs 3u lebensz
ldnglidsr 3udthaustrafe Dsrurtbeilt.
9atte in anfIuge5uitanb n b
berfest.
Rem Yort, "a. Qpril. 5reberid
.. Bead unb Satin trdfen bier Mittz
nod nit benz 9ompfer ,Soiier DiI.
helm H." aus europa Elm. Ssrr 8eod
puro. Bel fsinsr 4ntunft faDon in
aenntnib gsiest, buB er in I:iner gds
teritdbt 4iten in g. 6. tpegsn Mprb.
ansriffs auf feline 9attin in Qnfla3e-
3uftdnb perIest tporosn lei. Grau
Bead tpurbs am 26. Jebruar D. s.
Dor ihrer Mobnung Iberfuasn unb nit
einem i6arfen SnItrumente am 6alIe
Oerpunbst. Gs bieB bamals, bub ein
Reger iie iiberfalIen babe. Sbr Gate
behauptete, bab sr Die 5:lfsrufe isiner
Jrau sebort unb aus bem 5auis gez
itiir3t lei. um ibr bei3uiteben. Qa9 Der
9eneiung Der Jrau trat bas gpepaar
cine europareiie an. 9stettips, peI6e
Den Jaa unterIudten, bebauptsn jest.
odB gecd ben Qngriff auf feline 5rau
unternommen babe.
Der feuerbd m o n.
gbicaeo, 81, "a. Qpril. Sn
benz unterseidofie Des 8. 5. 6ein3z
ihen gtabliFements brad Wittnoh
infolge elmer grploTion Isuer aus,
oas iih bsm anItobsnbeu gebGube Der
g. 8. SdtparB 60. mittbeilte uno eiz
nen @erluit BON ettpa 100000 an
rittste. Das 5susr, tpeldes Dor Qns
tunft Der pielen QrgsitelteH Der iTirma
ausbrud, bei6doiete Elm babies 0us
senb Wtietbstalernen unb 3pang meb.
rere 5amilisn sur eiIigiten 5lutt.
Gine an3abI 2oihmonner purbe pur4
Den Rauh obnmdhtis.
Reb. Rprris BON Der Qnz
tlage bes Weinetbs
frsigsfprphen.
Sort Wortb, 2eras, "a. 4prI.
Der Rsp. s. Jrant Rprris, paftor Der
GrIten gaptiiten Gtrte. Der Des Utiiaz
eIoes aneet'ast purb. iit an Ttitt-
mod pon sin.t Surp fir unI9ulbig srz
tldrt lporotn.
Rorris itsbt noh u:.ter Der Qn:ta1e
Der grlneriitung.
0ss Z 1Obtidlugs idu10ig
~ befunoeR.
Oaoenpprt, ga, "a. QpriI.
Jrau anna ailbufT, peIde Der Gr.
morourg ibrss 9atten Sotn aiIbuff
angetIagt mar. purbe mitttpoh oes
1obtitlaas idulbig befunosn. Sn BEN
eriten Pro3eB bate bic Surn ii6 nitt
einigen tOnnen. atIbuTf bate felt lGn>
gtrer 3sit ni6t nit isiner Satin, bic
ibH in fsinsr WobnuHg nisbergsI4oi,
ie bate, STammsn ssIebt.
grfolgrei6s 8antberouz
bung.
5ortbS Smitb, 4rt., "a. 4pril.
Bier 8anoitsn iprenstsn Uiittpo4
WOrgeu ben 9elofbrant Der gaHt Don
WitIano. .inem 80 WsiIsn Don bier
eslsgsnsu Stdothen. Sic er6euteten
ettpa $4,000 uno iuhtsn oann eiIigit
oos U.ite. Die gurdsr oes Srts, reI-
de- ourh Die Grploiion aus BEN
StIufe setpedt tpurosn, ma6tsn ii1
iofort on bic 9srfoIgung Der Rdubsr,
fUsI6s absr bersits sinen su groBsn
gpriprun8 sssDoHnsu 5attsn.
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star6 ol0Blidl.

sSroncis Marflano bon gIeoes, O..
crfranfte geItern 9lbeno pl0eIif ltnS
itarb cine Stunoe ipdter. Gin Ora.
genleioen lit Die llriahe. Ger gerItor.
bcne mar y Sabre alt uno perbeira.
thet.
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gfunb Slide, 1915 9uBs":> Sier, 435
SydiIer Qspfel, So 5dTTsr 9obl unb 10
8ouonen Soure 9urtsn tonoemnirt
purben.
gbeF-9eTunD5eits SnIpettor Sol
Tom f6IoB leBte Dote a6t gdtereien,
in pel6en bic i1nitGre gefhaffsnbeit
Iebr piel gu piinIheu ubrig lieB.
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Hies nab 9aS.

- Der friibere poIiaeisaeutnont
Wm. Sebemonn bat bic grnennune
als WitslisO Der griifunssbsborbe fir
poIt5iiten aus SeiunobeitsriidIi9tsn
abgslebnt.
Bie seitern betannt tpurbe, err
nounte girsernleiiter Sunt ppr leiner
4breiie na6 oem Siiben Wm. 8.
4ttlefep unb Grant $. MoslIer,II Sns
italateure, uno Sames Gripps. Elm
Utitslieo Der plumber Union. aIs Mlttz
glieber Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir
plumber. Sobn 5drloip pirb bas itGos
tifhe gauamt in Der 9eb0rbe pertreten.
Der Glert tit Sames MartiH, Elm 4n.
geiteqter i'm 9duamt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-25

glifden gle elile erobe Ibcriule ruu beiBen
Saiers NIT etnem SsQeHt 1adet ron Riprgu's
Selees s3nSer. Lies sie5t Gin bcrritcbes GeHert
ttir pts Berfcren sum acffeHpreiic non
& Gents. g2rh In bier Arouloe 5eraeffeul
1rh6seren, Grungen. 8itronsu nHe Gbsee1o1D.
Ugaaen Cts ben 4xpcsr.
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SdDledlte Nahrnngsmittel fonbemnirt

GbefzRabrungsmittel. Snipettor R
3. glume unterbreitsts seitern Der 8s
iunobeitsbebOros isineu Wohsnberi6ht
iUona6 in LETTER Mohs 1O,98o pfunt
Glait, 11s6 g,fuuo GsfliissI, 35G
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Die pennfbIoania gifenbabn 5ur Cab
lung bon $129, ,722 osrurtbsilt.
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Gin (6(e6tes Grntejabr

Gin (6(e6tes ernlejabr
Sat in bieiem Sabr Cbio ~ er:
iuarten.
Die ggei,emernte Oiirfte % pros
gent BON eimer normalen Grnte
niMt iiberiteigsn.
llno aud NIT unberen Sdaten itebt es
niht piel better.
Der Der. Staaten pdn5ertreuser
.Warnlanb"
gei Cos anseles BON einsm 5orpebo
befhdbigt.
~~
Don Der Derfafungs aonpention.
Die aonnention ipirb f6 erit am II.
Weai pertogen.
Die pennfbloonia gifenbabn 3ur 3abz
lung bon $129, ,722 oerurtbeilt.
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GsHra. atsss.: sGnssiea. nod
S1eU Doss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-25

Die aonDention ipiro ii6 erit am II.
Weai pertogsn.
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Rsine abisunsfiir oi.
WDrber Der Iennie
Bosi

9renton. u. s.. "a. 4pril. -
Die 8egnabisuneseb5rbe bat am
WittDoh 40 SnlaiIen oss Staais-
5uhiboufss parolirt. fih nbsr sslpsiz
CERT. Nnbreip Z. Campbell, WdIt.r 6.
We4niiter ugo Milinm Death, pom
paterion, au b.snaoisen, bic inn Sabre
1901 nesen bes an .insm iungtnD9Go.
den 0GmluS Stnnie NoBf6sitsr bss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-25

Don Der DerfaFunes aonpention.
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Bel Cos ans.les BON einsm 9orpebo
befhdbigt.
, 1912-09-12
Council e~rsessdinGn

Saratoga, Wyoming Sept, 7 1912.
Regular meeting of the Town Con-
Gil meeting called to order by mayor
Mckiilip. Those answering roll call
were concilmen Tichenor and Pilon,
j. W. Cluff and Geo. B%roadhurst being
absent.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
we're read and approved.
A petition that q light be placed at
the, coner north Of Mrs. Walters Resi-.
dence.
A motion was made and.carrisd that
the petition Of Mrs. Walters. and others
be not allowed.
There was no report from the Treas.
urer and Marshal.
The Town clerks report wss read
and scceptsd.
The Auditing committee reported
they had been unable, to finish their re-
port The COMMITTEES in regard to the
cecsrtary not being present there was
no report.
Bills were read and allowed as follows
@. L. Kryderfo for auto signs, 900
Glen T. Scott marshal salary 5000
Pilon Moro 90. Mdse. $50
d. e. Winsor Light 134.72
The Saratoga Sun $50
Glen T. Scott. chairman Fish Fry 5000
Jessie 9. Moore clerks salary 1OA0i
A motion was made. that tho city
marshal be instructed to collect ons
dollar licenee from visiting AUTOMOBILES
here who carry passengers Tor eaoh day
Of the Fair. Motion, carried.
A motion that the clerk be in instruct
cd 10 draw q warran Mt for 5000 in favor
Of Glenn T. Scott. chairman OF the Fish
Fry committee. carried.
A motion to adjourn until the nszt
regular meeting night, motion carried.
attest Jessie s. Moore.
M. b MaKillip Town Clark.
Mayor.
, 1912-09-12

Report of the condition OF The SARATOGA
STATE BANK, at Saratoga in the State OF Wy
oming. at the close Of business on the 4th day
of september 1912.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts sl2s,i2a IS
Overdrafts, 1,200i
County, City and School Warrants ESQ 06
and Fixture i,ISs4l
Due from National Banks <eo.Oo6 05
Checks and Cash Items 30 60
Money Reserve in Bank, VIE
Specie Lax 10
Lgl tndr and natl bnk notes s,s25
Nickels and Pennies $50 2A.lfs 10
Total Ibsyo1l Oh
, 1912-09-12

The. Arabs have two methods az est
mating the height to which q colt will
grow. the drst being 10 stretch a cord
from the nostrii, over the ears and
down along the neck and compare this
measurement with that from the with
ers to the feet and the other method
being to compare the distance between
the knee and the withers with that
from the knee to the coronet. In the
frst method II b considered that a
colt will grow a q mBch taller % the
FIRST measurement exceeds that of the
second. and In the second method. II
the proportion is as two 10 one- the
horse viii grow no tnlier.
, 1912-09-12
Pedestrians

A teacher tn n primary school was
endea roring t. make clear to her class
the meaning Of the words. Equestrian
ism and Professionalism when she
put this query to n smaii boy:
What lisa pedestrian"
He Is one Of those fellows" said
the boy. who makes an awful kick
when an automobile runs him down
New York Press.
, 1912-09-12

Abner Slopoak Observation-Disclosures
I name the dayf Jemima Jones tide
cisIvely,-No! Abuer Slopoak Tin
alarm,-Whyf Jemima Jones Crank
ly,-Beeause II you put It or as long
you did your proposal we never will
be married. ri name the day my.
selfi-Cleveland Leader.
, 1912-09-12
When the Raven. Was Milk White.

According to Mohammedan beiief
the ravens which Noah took with him
on the ark were bothspure white. When
the ark had been riding the pillows OF
the food for thirty-three days ene of
the CRATES died. and the carcass was
thrown overheard No sooner had. II
struck the water than the raveus
pounced upon II. For this Noah cursed
them. and since that day they have
been coal black.
, 1912-09-12
Saratoga Chips

Julius e. Nelson was t~ransacting
business here Monday.
Mfr. and Mrs Ed. Ryan we're shop
cling here Tuesday.
Mrs Anna Crawford came back
from Denver Saturday.
Riley Burdett was in Tuesday
from the Severson ranch.
Thomas McKenna was in Monday
from the Ekdahl sheep camps.
Al6ne baby boy was born to Mr.
land Mrs. A l.. Norman at the Pull
lum residence here last Friday night.
Gus Jensen has rebuilt the side
walk in front of his hall on Bridge
street,
Miss Florence Scott, who went
|down to attend the Institute, came
home Sunday.
W. Condict was down from his
Brush creek ranch Monday on a
business trip.
Lewis Chaplin came in a few days
from the mountains, where he
had been prospecting.
Mrs. Blacksn and her brother,
James Peters, came in on the train
Monday from Midway.
Fred Clark and wife went up to
BRUSH creek Saturday on q visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker.
G. W. Scott is having the front of
bis jeweiry shop reprinted which adds
greatly to its appearance.
/ Timothy Cotield, who has been at
york haying on the Cushing ranch,
eame in to town Tue ,day.
Robert A. Day, the best political
printer in the valley, was in town
Monday on a business trip.
j. M. Corlett, the coal man of
Midway, was up Monday looking
lfter business interests here.
Mayor M. B.. McKillip went to
Rawlins yesterday morning to attend
(he Cool Roads Conven ton,
VIM. HARRISON, who had been help
ing to put up the hay on the ranch of
?. A. Schoonjans, came in Sunday.
Hugh G. Mowry, accompanied by
bis father, Erie Mowry and James
.ofield. came in from South Spring
creek Tuesday.
Hon. G.. W. Burdick came up from
Sunday morning for a look
pver his ranch property here, return
ing nome monday morning.
Rev. r. G. Hamilton, who left here
Saturday morning to attend to his
charges at Hanna and other points,
returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Jensen re-
turned home from Cheyenne Friday
There they had been in attendance on
|he Grand Chapter, o. E. s.
Lawrence Walck came down Satur-
Jay and took Miss Mary Want up
b the ranch where she will continue
eaching t.. the end OF the term.
Mrs. Fulkerson came in Tuesday,
bringing Mrs. B. T. Grady and
iaster Frank from a visit OF a few
lays at the ranch up on Lake creek.
\ Plat A Hinman, who had been de-
Rutized to take charge of the stock of
Fitzgeral which has been attached
! Tenmile, came home again Friday.
This valley experienced a heavy
lin, with some hail at the beginning,
hat lasted nearly all day Monday,
baking up the country in good shape.
Bert Peck, who has been driving
'tage in the Yellowstone National
Park the past summer, came home
Monday, the tourist season being
over nthat country.
Arden Purvis, grandson of Mrs.
p. j. Purvis, aud nephew of Miss
CLARA Purvis and Mrs. Sam F. Frice,
hrrived here from Willow Springs,
No., Saturday on a visit.
DEW. @. Burke and W. G.. Wilcox,
p( Encampent. who had bean down
, 1912-09-12

"Anythdng new or fresh this morn
ing3" asked James Inquisitive.
"Yes." replied Turse briefly.
whats thatf' asked Inquisitive ca
gerly.
.The paint you're leaning against
Scout.
, 1912-09-12

His Daukhter-Papa. did you know
mamma long before you married herr
Her Father-Just between you and
me, my dear. l don't know her Jet.
, 1912-09-12

He-They say Miss Lulu Ii very
much In request for dinner parties
she-so have heard. She IL q regu
ar dinner belle.
, 1912-09-12
TINANcfkr srAFEx1Nr

Report Of the condition Of AnDoN STATE
BANK at Hanna. in thsststsao Of wsouing, at
the close Of business on the 9th day Of
September, 1912.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discoeats. s16,0el 10
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 1859 %
Stoeks, securities, etc.. 1900 %
Due from Natl Banks silx7s2ai
Cheoas and cash items none
Money Reserve in Bank, viz
Specie tys77 90
Lgl tndr and natl bnk notes l.48
Nickels and Pennies zz08 1887 20
Total ,srcso So
Capital Paid In spyOoooo
Surplus Fund 10000 90
Undivided Profits, Lsss Expsnsss
and Taxes Paid 1878 Sc
Indn dept subjectto chsckz ossAaanoAa
Certificates Of dept dsm'nd 2,s43 50
Certificates Of dept time 7Si657T 1sl,4s6 10
Due to State B'k's and Bankers Ily5sl %
Notes and bills rediscounted ly0ss 90
Postal Savings Deposits 17,152 50
Total as7, geo So,
State of wyomins7
County of Carbon}
IL !. u VALLLAAo0Ny Casniof OF the ABOVE
named Bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best OF ny knowledge
and belief.
C. WILLIAMSON Cashier
Subscribed and sworn,t to before me this sth
day of September 1919.
Frank Canpbell
tSEAL1 Notary Public
Ny commission expires Dec. ., 1915
CORRECT-Attsst:
p # H H:sf'n Director.
, 1912-09-12
S & BY. Time Table

Connects with U. p. train No. A
going east and with No II going
west.
Geo. @. Austin Supt
, 1912-09-12

VIM. ]. HORN
~ Cattle branded right hip horses on
left shoulder. kange Cedar creek. r.
o. Saratoga. Wyoming
, 1912-09-12

Report Of the condition Of CAnDoN STATE
BANK at Hanna. in thsststsao Of wso1ing. at
the close Of business on the 9th day Of
September, 1912.
, 1912-09-12

JONES d WILLIAMS
Cattle branded left aide. earmarA
half overcrop on right half undercrof
on left, horses branded laft shouldsrl
Range Gov and Spring creeks. P. o
address -Encampmenf.
, 1912-09-12

Cattle and horses branded any
1NN& place ON left side, Range Cedar
creek. p. o. Saratoga, Wyo.
, 1912-09-12

far a. possible wiped out the necessity
Of dcfictsncies.
The bills this year as they came from
the House have. OF course. been added
TO by the Senate, as has always been
done heretobefore. They sent the bills
over here with that expectation. But
we have added, with the single excep-
ton. perhaps. of the deficiency bill.
only q ANAL percentage. and we are
clearly, with a wide margin. within
our income; and in the future some
provision, whether It may be made by
customs tariff or ncome tax or other
WISE. will have to be made sufficient
to cover these outgoes-
send to the desk a prepared table
in fact, two tables-which ask
may go into the Record, with accom-
p1nying memoranda.
The PRESIDENT protempore. With
out objection. that order IL made.
The tables referred to are as fol-
lows:
Total appropriations.
fiscal year 1912. .$1.o26, 6S2. SS1.7z
Total appropriations.
fiscal year lob. 1,0l9,636,14S.66
Total estimates. fiscal
year 1918 .......... 1.O4O .64s.o 2s.6b
The appropriations for
1918 are less than
the same for 1872. 7,046, 738.06
The appropriations for
1918 are less than
thu, estimates ...... al.~oll.ss2.Ss
, 1912-09-12

pver inthat country.
Arden Purvis, grandson of Mrs.
p. j. Purvis, aud nephew OF Miss
CLARA Purvis and Mrs. Sam F. Frice,
hrrived here from Willow Springs,
No., Saturday on a visit.
DEW. @. Burke and W. g. Wilcox,
pr Encampent, who had been down
10 attend the meeting of the Grand
lodge of Masons, passed thru here
Saturday on their way home.
j. A. ii. Bush, Sam Smith and Lon
Reyonlds went up to Brush creek
y tuesday on a fishing expedition to
help out the Fish Fry. They return
ed last evening with a fine lot.
Peter Olson, accompanied by j w
Reisley, DR.. F. G Nichol and f
Rasmussen, came OVER from Rawlins
asst week and DIR. Nichols was solicit.
subscription to the stock in his pri-
fate hospital ut that place. He was
quite successful in securing subscri'
bers. MI. Yeisley is the editor Of
he American Redmsn Review Of
Harrisburg, Pa, and Western organ.
lzes for the Redmen's Organization
The Irish standard., 1912-09-07


William Gleason, two old residents of
Hibbing. died at a local hospital at
2:3o this morning of cancer, after an
illness extending over six months. I'm
til two weeks ago he was able to be
about. but his death was expected for
some days as his friends and family
realized his condition was hopeless.
Mr.. Gleason came to Hibbing over a
Year ago to make his home with his
son Patrick Gleason at 31s Sellers
street. He formerly resided in Glen
dale, New York, and was born in Ire
land. Funeral services will be held
from the Church of the Blessed Sacra-
ment tomorrow afternoon and inter-
ment will be in the Hibbing cemetery.
He leaves wife and family of four
sons, who reside in Winnipeg and Hib-
bling.
The Irish standard., 1912-09-07

culiarities. The Brehons were the
pivot of tribalism. They were not
Judges in the modern sense. but rath-
er much-respected official arbitra.nrs.
In a few words. the ancient pagan HI
bernians of the Senchus Nor were not
barbarous, but an honest, simple,
just, hospitable, upright, imaginative
and joyous race naturaliter Chris
tiani-such as King Alfred of North
umbria found them in his notable
Itinerary" in the seventh century.
The Irish standard., 1912-09-07

some slight correspondence this, with
one exception. was agreed to, all ar
rears to be wiped out and tenants to
be allowed all game rights after six
and half years. Almost all the ten
ants were allowed temporary re-
duction of four shillings in the pound
since 1882, and also an average of one
and one-half years arrears. Practie-
ally half the old rents have been wiped
out. the first and on-judicial ton
ants buying at sixteen years pur-
chase, and the second-term tenants at
twenty years purchase to pay four
per cent, until the money is advanced,
and three and one-half per cent for
the balance Of sixty-six and one half
years.