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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
Gin Enbid)es 1yeit.

Tns idhrlide Srpper, pelhes Der
Srauennerein Der Selttihen Ct. so.
s-Gemein0e (Guitor Sugo u.
giienlobr) geitern in Den SduIrau.
men Der Stride peranitnltete, batte
trot bes lingiinltiger 8etters eineu
hiibIhen GrfoIg allf5upeiien @or Der
@eiuh idon am gtadmittag, no pon
3 llbr an aaffee uno SUDDEN ieroirt
nuroen, elm gldn3enber, 10 iibertraf
er am 9lbeno, OILS elm ihmafbaites
oSurfen Supper" nit 3ubebor, iopie
Elm bilbihes llrterbaltungs-E Ero.
gramm Die Wagneten iparen, ale gr.
ipariunaen. Ger 8raten uno Die ion.
Itigen Speilen pelfe in ser neu.
erbauten Slide, bic geItern ibrs Jeuz
erprobe 5u beIteben batte, 5ltbereitet
iporben tparen, munbeten 9lllen aufs
Bette uno 10 mar es feiu @llnoer,
haB idon fllr3 mad, 8 llbr fein Sap.
pen mebr 81 baben mar. 2(n Der
Gurhfiibrung bes Brogrumms be.
tbeiligten iidJ 5undhit cine sln5abl
Sdiiler unb S6iilerinnen bes ecne
ierpotorp OF Wtl,iic bes SRI. CLARA
Bauer uno aud ba5 portbeilhaft be.
fannie Sanielmann Guartett. Tie
8ortrdge luaren geoiegener slrt uno
fanoen ben l,ngetbellten geifaQ Der
3uborer.
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Wie man rptbe 2ippen befpmmt.

scangcn lam banibar fein. bc,iu Ieioc trcifcn
anl Gefnnhbcif bin frdftinc, iatic, mdareis'
Luc 0miiiEbbctt. iifIr mdbrcub e5 fir friGfrs
99e nnnioaIidl 1T, oieIcIhen tnfoIac fthehter
9elnnobeit 5n erlanacn III bod ciue arckc stn.
6apl num nnfd,einenn oefunoen jnneci EaITcH
aue WsanHern ansltireffen, Die fat oar feline
lSeithtstnrbe bdben tnfoIoc hon Wanoel an
to!bcii 8inifdrrsrn. 98enn oas @fn rerbelert
hno berci6ert ipirh nit oicfen rotben aors
jfcrn, ~ nimut oaS N0rpcraehpithi su iii,o elite
ltrone 5nrhc erfcteint off hen g;dnden, pht'
reno BITE atpren cine eefi,nbc. ro.5e Sarbe al.
nebtnen.. GieIe Wer8tc nitb Gh,1nneitss3offorct
cer'hreibcr 9rcisSraIit 6bpus Rucldnc 3ahlPt'
iinhuc nte raten RInforpcr bcriEetren nab
etHer ,rrebrmrnatIhen PchanoTnng. Tas aier'
beffcrr itrt andj febr fd,neil. Iie better @er,te
nEe anobcfer tefcrn oicie Iabetten tn oer.
lf!e1eIien qadeten.
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(5ortiesun9 bon Der 1. Seite.)
iiberrpGltissno bsmotratiId unp bon
ben 43 &ongrsBlsuten oes Stautes
Iinp 81 Oemotraten.
WoibingtOn.
Seattte, Daib., 6. Nop. Rooiez
belt bat i'm Staate Waibineton nit
ca. $4,000 Stimmen Mebrbeit iiber
Wilion seiiegt. Der bemotrutiide
@ouoerneurs 8anbioat Grnit Glitter
Bat cine Mebr6eit bon 5000 Stimmen
iiber ieinen republitanii6en 9eeentanz
bibaten er6ulten. Die 2egislutur lit
republitanii6 unb tpubri6einlih limb
stpei SortI6rittler als &ongrebleute at
la-ge gepdblt tporosn.
Galifornien.
Gan Sranciseo, 6. Nop.
Nah benz am Wlittpo6 2lbenb borliez
genben Wablna6ri6ten bot Wilion in
California 332, $50, RopIepelt 319,z
415 unb Sebs S3,770 Stimmsn ertdlz
ten. griaona uno Neipaba bdbsn
gleihfalls WilionsGlettpren ertpdblt.
Oregon.
Yortlanb, 6. Rop. @ouperneur
Wilipn ideint no6 ben jsst porliegsnz
ben Wablberi6ten ben Staat Oregon
nit ca. 5000 Stirnmen Mebrbeit err
bert 3u baben. Der bemotratiIhe Sez
nators 3anoibat iit isinem rspublie
taniIhen 9eansr ettpa 500 Stimmen
porous. 9as 5rousniimmre6t=
Qmenoement iteint ongenpmmen porz
ben 5u iein.
aunias.
Sopefa, 6. Nop. 9lus 43 BON ben
105 Counties be5 Stdotes lagen biz
Wlittpoh Meeno Wablberidbte Dor, Die
WilIon cine Msbrbeit BON 4172 Stinz
men iiber Rooieoelt gaben. Die rspuz
blitanif6sn Jiihrer fino Der 9tniidt,
ooB g8ilion nit ettpu 10000 Stirz
men Mehrbeit ben Staat srobern iperz
be, mas BON ben progrehiben aber in
glbrebe geItellt pirb. Der Democrat
Sbompfon lit in ben 8unbesienut gez
ipdblt Doroen unb minbeitens 3 De-
motraten In ben aongreb.
MturDlano.
Baltimore, Mb., 6. Hpp. -
@pup. @oobrolpWilIon bat in Warhz
lamb nit elmer pluralitGt bon mehr
als $4,000 iiber Sol. RooieoeI. ges
iiest.
Gum eriten Mal ieit pielen csabren
pirb Die &pngreb Delegation pom
Marplano gang aus 9emotruteu be-
iteben.
aongrebrep. 9artbc!st
nieber gepdb bit.
St.Qpuis, 6. Nop. - Der Rons
6rebreprdfentant Riharb 8artao!bt,
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gterblibfetts =Serid,t.

Sarrp 5arris, 40, Cincinnati So.
ipital; arebs.
Sobn @oes, e7, 1925 Dunlap Ctr;
MISUNDERSTANDING.
aatie Sribbep, Al, Cartilage; Gpis
lspiie.
auopis Sslfri6, ss, Cartilage;
l9eraleiben.
Sba arun, 20, TOP Oit 6. 2lpsnue;
2ungeneut3iinbuns.
Gpa Mntlis, II, 3ittle Siiters Of
t6e poor; Qrterienoertaltung.
Jreb Repering, 66, 554 13. StraBs;
Hisrenleiben.
sSobn $. 5reting, 43, 1863 Spring
StraBe; 2ungenent3iiuoung.
Soispb 9etider, 81, 934 Stats
IOenue; Sarnpersiftuns.
Warsuerite Spearing, Is, Sbdttut
Ipenue; 2uneenentsiinoung.
Sreberid Hiemeper, 81, 1O5 Sii
Clifton Npenue; Snqueit in Shtpe5s
9eorge Jlobn, 33, 2071 Brand
StraBe; Snqueit in Shpebe.
8ernaro 8lod. II, 818 Barr Ctr;
glutpersiftuna.
Qnna 8udbolt, 56, 642 Steine,
4penue; 5arnpersiftuns.
6arp Miinhen, SO, 246O SO. Me.
Miden Qpenue; 6er5leiben.
@erboro Suttboff, 73. 922 Wubs
Strabe; 6er3leiben.
glora Wilbon. 26, 226 SIt 3. Str;
oSnqueIt in Shtpebe.
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Neiignation
Ges Common Flens 9iid|tcrs Smine
angefiinbigt.
Scin Nadjfolecr mirb Elm Iemofrat
icin.

gldter Games g. Sping, bonn
Common Eleas 0eriht, Der Dor bier
Sohren fiir eiuen 3lpeiten Sermin er.
m1blt lporoen lit uno oelIen 9lntts5eit
crit III 3pet SSohren oblaufen ipltroe.
bat geitern erfldrt, oaB er innerbalb
ipeniser Gage ieine 9teiignation elm
reifen iperbe uno 5luor nit Dem er-
iilhen, bnB oieieIbe am 1. Sonuar
1913 in 4rait treten ioll.
Rihter Sping bat Den S6ritt
ihon felt einem Sabre beobiihtlgt,
jeood) crit bor alr5ein ieinen enogiI-
tigen gntihiub geiaBt, ais Die bleli-
gen Hid)ter pon eeiDiiiell Setter, 10
ourG Die Sehel ge5ogen nuroen. @ic
es perIautet, miro er nit Dem slnlpalt
6. 6. glaf uno oeiien Sobn Sober,
6. 9laf cine glnipaltsfirma griinoen
un0 oarin ben dlteren glad pertreten,
Der ieiner geihlpdhten 8elunobel,
negen cine linaere grbolungsreiie
an3lttreten niini6t.
Gitrh ole Reiignation miro Elm be.
mofratiid)er Hihter Dem &ollegillm
beigefiigt Deroen, neil Die Grnennllng
zines 9tnffolgers Dem @ouberneur
3ltltebt. auf oieie @eiie merOen Die
Hepu6lifaner bier Hidter (GoloDeQ,
Gifion, Guibing lmo Soiimon), Die
0emofraten ebenfnls bier nnO 3ipar
8ornlan, @eoghegban, Wap unO ocn
relten Rifter bnben, ipdbreno ser
nerertpdblte 9fihter 9tippert als yllu-
abbdngig" flailifi3irt tperoen fam.
Gieie 3ulammenletung biirfte ei-
men Wehiel in Den bisberigeu BON ben
Rihtern fontrollirten aemtern Der.
beiiilbren.
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- Sn SEN slnIager ser Queen
Gitp Rag & gaper &c., geo. 121 Oft
@ater StraBe, brah geitern fiir3 nad}
5ebn llbr ans iolpeit rnbefannter
llriahe elm Seuer aus, bas einen
Shahsu bon etpa $500 mrittete Die
5euerpehr bate einen 5iemlih ifpc.
rem Stano bel Der 8eEdmpfllng Der
6lammen lmo 5eitlpeilip bate es ben
gLnidein, als ob Die sSlamnen auf
oas anitoBenoe @ebGnlbe Der geapal
Stores iiberipringen piiroen. gs ge.
lang ben 2oifunanuihaften jeboh,
oas ssener ailf ieillen GntitebiingSlRrO
su beid)rdnfen. 9as iSeuer pnrbe bon
Dem Boli5iiten Mihhea entoedt, Der
Die 6euerpebr olarmirte.
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Sred)er Gaub.

Gin frehes Hdiiberitiif6eu neriuh-
te geItern 9lbeno ser Sarbige Senrp
graolep. Gr ihlug in einem 80Bhen
an oer Hihnono StraBe, nabe Der
Central 9lpenue, Charles SeneielO,
bon Ho. 22S @eit gierte glpenue, nie.
Der unO beraubte i'm nm So. Ser
Rauber prfreute lid ieines Haubes
jeopb nid)t lange, 0enn er Duroe fur.
5e 3eit ipdter oingfelt gemaht uuo IN
Der Capitalization eingeiperrt.
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Sdliper perbriibt.

Sdtpere 9riibspunben trug aeitern
abenO Der 20 Sabre aIte Wtihael
Dibe, bon 9so. 1914 Moore Strube,
oapon. Tibe lit oils Sei5er in Der
araifanlage Ser StraBenbabneeieQ-
iddft an Der slhtpn inb 9epotSr.
beihaftigt imo mdbreno er geitern
slbeno nah ieinen aeiieln iab, platte
cine gantpfrobre unb Tibe lpuroe
bierbei BON Dem airsitrontenoenG Gampf
lhmer i'm 8eiiht uno an Den Sdnoen
perbriibt. Der 8erungIiifte puroe
mad, bem Bethesda Soipitn iiber.
fiibrt.
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@Gs smaeridltet.

9ns Spfer eines brutalen, betm.
tiidiihen ueberfalls plroe geitern
Dsorgen 3ir friiben Stunbe Der Yo-
lisiit @iIliam Moran pom 5rpeiten
GiitriH. 9llS Moran iif auf bem @e-
ge mad ieiner, an Der Sturm Mpenue
gelegenen Mobnung befano, tpiiroe er
binterriifs bon Sipei 8nrihen ange-
fal1en 5u @oben eeiblagen ,Ino tros
perSueifelter Geoenwebr sierulib b0s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07

Republituner, lit pteber in ben aonz
greb gepdblt tpDrben. Ss lit oies lein
Liter Sermin. 0iesmal purOe er a5er
nur NIT Der tleinen Maioritdt pnl
944 Stimmen gepdblt, lpdbreno er
DOR 3tpei Sabren nit elmer Wajrrttdt
Don 1924 Stimmen ertpdblt fphcoe.
Sein 9auptgegner, Der 0emoftdt
Maurice S'Gonnor, 26 Sabre ait,
erbielt 24,701 Stimmen gegen 9arz
tbolDts 25,645.
De It 8irginten.
Mbccling, SO. 8o., 6. g2oo. -
Die 2egistatur bon Det girgini1 lat
Bel gemeinibaftlt6er 4bItimtnung
eine repu6IitdniI6e WdjoritGt bun 20
ober ms9r. WtlIon bat bic PIltbentz
| I6afts Glettoren erbalten,
Snbiuna.
Snbianapolis, 6. gloo. -
Wilion bat in Snoianu etne Maiorlz
tdt BON lpenigitens 100000 Stimmsn
erbalten. Die enbgiItigen Wa9lbez
ri6te iperben ni9t DOR 0onneritag
Nbenb 5ur Sonb iein.
plan Der SORT 9rittspar
tel.
Nep 0ort, 6. NoDem6er. 8ouz
perneur Sobnion, Der gei6lagene
8i5e=PrGI Iibentitafts 8anDtDat Der
5prti6rittler, itattete Wsittpo4 morz
gen Dem bieiigen 9auptquartier Der
Purtei ieinen 8eiud ab uno unterz
bielt iih nit Yoriiber 0iron, Geo,
SO. gerfins uno @ifiorb ptn6ot.
Gr orudte oie NnIi6t aus, bub Die
5ortI9rittspartsi auf Der bis6ertgen
8abn fortihreiten iolle. gr be9ab
Ii4 Johann nad Spiter Ban, um nit
Gol. Rooiepelt gu tonferiren.
Senutor 0tron CAB folgenbe GrtlGz
rung ab: Die ytationale 5ortIhrittsz
partei nimmt jeBt ibren plus als bic
mGdtisIte Sppolttionspartei gsgen bic
Iisgrsihe bemotratiihe partei elm.
DIS 5olge Der seitrtgen Wahl ntmmt
bic 5ortI6rittspartet in allen bis auf
5 Studten bic /. Doer 2. Stslle Elm.
Sn jsoem Staate Der llnion, bteIe 5
Stddtsn ausgsnommen, tpirb lie bon
jsBt an bic offi3iells Minoritdts zparz
tel iein, bic in alien Wablrdtben, IN
alien StaatsrGtben unb &ontrollrGz
t6en reprGisntirt Iein miro. @Sn ben
8ongrebpablen, fpelde 2 Sabre Don
iebt itdttfinoen, tperben Die
Wablridter in alien big auf 5 Staa=
ten, bic 2lufIebsr, Snipettoren uno
WablrGtbe gensinIhaftli9 bon ben
0emotraten unb 5orti6rtttlern tonz
trollirt lperben. Die ulte repu6lituz
niI6e gartei 1T our britten Partei in
Or Ser. Staaten geporoen. Sd
3ip,ifla burun, bab lie jemals tpteoer
iturt 1enug tperbeR, tpiro, einen prGz
iibenti6afts aunoipoten auf3uitelz
len.
Die 5orti6rittspdrtsi Fat iibst
100000 Willionen Stimmen abgea
qeben. gBir peroen nit Der 8erDolls
| itGnoigung unIerer Organization Dor
angebsn unb in 2 cSabren bic 8ontrole
le bes nationalen Qlbgeprbneten6auIea Iea
gu erIangen Iuhsn. Sd CLAUDE, oob
mir mebr aonqrebleute eripdblt baz
pu nIs oie Rpnublifdrer.
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3agerihtet. glui oie SiIferufe Wo.
rams eilten nebrere YaiIanten bers
BEL Bel beren slnblif Die Angreiier
res Yoli3iIten bic 6luht ergriffeu
imb ertfamen. Woran nuroe nod
ieincr Wobnung iiberiiibrt nno be.
finoet lid in dr3tliher ge6anolung.
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Dies unS 9a6.

= Sm Itdbtii6en 8auamt ertpirfte
Gbparo Oople geitern einen Bauer
laubnibI6ein fir Die grrihtung zines
2aft0digen WobnbauIss an Der gsl=
mont, .-na6e Der gebar gpenue, bas
$4,000 foIten Toll.
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Scutid,er Eiunierperein.

oSm 9lnihluB an Die beute 9(beu6 In
Der Central Sllrnballe ltattfinoeuoe
8eriammllmg oes 9eutihen Bionier.
pereins, miro Serr Sberlebrer Gmil
arauer einen 8ortrag iiber Elm in
tereiiuntes Sheno halteu.
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Die ginfIiiiie bes Wetters i'm
6erbit peruriaden Reuralsie. Seio
auf Der 9ut unb babt ct. sSatubs Del
an Sanb. Gs lit cine iidere aur. rno
je eber Sbr es gebraudt, beito beHer.
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SSmsrrtcibem fmrtt IN 9 bis IL 1aeen.
Sbr slp,ibefer riro has Hefb 8nriidcrftanen.
fueru Najp Eminent herfcf,fi ir1eiioeiren HaI
bon Suden, bIiHher. hlitcrlbeH oper rprftebcrIs
ben Simcrrt0iben IN biz IL 2aacn su flris
rem. Soc.
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Jn(anOIe(eara ap6

(7Sortiebuna bon Der l. Seite.)
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Qatpmia.

Die eeitrisen Rennen batten folsens
SeS MefuItut.
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ihIau ietn, tpie Tie ipiCl, am gnoe BE-
tommt lie Der beutihe &ater - oas
arme MGusGen :"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25
THE VALUE OF MONEY.
\ Striking Exhibit That Everyone
should Read.

One reason why the cost Of living is
higher than 1t need he Is that most or us
have forgotten what we learned about
percentages in our school days. or, II we
have not forgotten, we did not apply II
to- tho reckoning of our expenses
4 nickel is "only a nickel quite toe
trivial to he considered.
And n dime is "only 10 cents" still a
negligible amount OF money
And what's little thing like quarter.
But n dollar must remain on deposit
in n savings bank Is months to earn a
nickel. provided that tho banks pay AZ
much rs I per cont
To earn 4 dime, dollar must remai,
On deposit 9ia years.
Each nickel spent fooishly or unneoes-
sariiy adds pcr cent. to a dollar oil
the cost of living
Each dine 80 spent adds 10 per cent
to a dollar of tho cost Of living.
The millions that great traction com
ranieS earn arc made M of tn. nCkel'
which the conductors collect. one by one
lnnumorahlc moyinI picture shows
bring t. their pioprietorS large revenue
made NJ Of tn" continuous streams oil
nckeis that flow in whore tickets ar,
sold.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25

the water is pumped first into 25o-gal-
'>n settling tank so that all foreign mat
ter may sink to the bottom and not get
into the system. The main feed pipe
running the length Of the field IL four
inches; from II branch out the lateral
two-inch pipes through the field. Those
pipes nro laid two feet under the ground
and tn distance between the laterals
Is thrty-three feet. The pipes are all
concrete and a machine makes and lays
them In the ditch right on the field. AT
distances of three feet apart small holes
are made In the top Of these concrete
lateral pipes the entire length OF the
ditch; into these holes, while the concrete
Is still damp, Is inserted a small plug
with an opening the size of q pin: on
top of this plug. which sticks up about
two inches, Is placed a concrete cap
which FITS over tho plug and conforms 70
the shape of the pipe. Where the cap
fits on the pipe Just enough space Is
left for the water coming through the
plug to percolate from under the cap
and into the soil.
The points Of superiority possessed by
subirrigation over surface irrigation are
many. the most striking being the saving
in land and in water According to the
United States government engineers when
twenty acres of ground Is put into sur
face irrigation exactly one-tenth. or two
entire acres. is taken up in bitches.
laterals and borders. This means that
the money spent for these two acres Is
absolutely lost because they yield not the
slightest return In crops. With subirri-
cation, on the other hand. every foot of
the ground Is cultivated.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25
THAT FAMILY GROUP.

The two brothers had been apart toi
years, but Jack had contrived to return
from the colonies in time for the FAM 5
reunion. After dinner. which was of such
kind as to make the wanderer realize
that there is indeed mo place like home,
Jack drew his brother aside. and over a
big cigar produced a photograph and said
somewhat sheepishly:
you see that group? You see that lit
tie girl in the front row? Well, it's OF
her account that I've come home. Man
she's perfect. Her face has been befor,
me in all my wanderings. and | deter.
mined that | would make a fortune ant
then come home and lay 1t at her feet
Yes, ! know it was an odd fancy to take
but there. I'm like that. And now that
I'VE made the money I've come to you &c
help me to lind her"
My dear old fellow" said Fred kindly
don't take II to heart, but"
She's married."
ITS not that; but that is photo Of
young Tom Mason. He's n member OF
our amateur dramatic club, and vhor
that was taken he WAS filing a gap by
.AA1inak A. ainl,x ma nj York. Jnriba,n q
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25
THE TALK OF MONKEYS.
Difference Between Interpreting EN-
preston of Emotion md Real Speech.

(From the Popular Mechanics)
DR.. william Furncss, who is acknowl-
edged to be u trained psychologist, skill
ed I'm modern critical technique, has.
after two years of work in the expert
mental department of the University of
PENNSYLVANIA succeeded in teaching two
big African chimpanHces to converse with
a limited number of words over ana
(raciaD sounds In other words the i'm
stnctive calls of the hordes and families
tribes and individuals. have been definite
~ and positively excluded, and these two
chimpanzces have been successfully cd
ucated to the point where they exhibit
all of the carmarks of imagery, mem
Dry, and elemental conceptions.
Further than this. DR.. Furness has i'm
ported two other Borneo monkeys of the
same species, which he intends to breed
to the educated monkeys. and to teach
the offspring. thus seeking to discover
the relative facilities OF the younger
and older ones in acquiring a vocahu-
larry independent of instructive noises and
jargons.
In his work DR.. ITurness has used many
of the newer psychological methods,
many of them discovered by DIR. John
Watson of Johns Hopkins University, of
definitely associating a given image or
object with a corresponding simple sound
different from, yet as simple as the ma
tive instructive calls and speeches of the
monkey family. Although the two CHM
panzecs have no large vocabulary, they
have so far been successfully taught
about twenty indubitable sounds that are
effectively and exclusively associated
with certain things.
Thus. "gob' means food, each" means
water. "rrb'' means jump or run or
walk, ''rrgrrb" means mirror, "sssrrr''
means box, and so on. DR.. Furness was
careful to approach as close to the in
stinctve racial calls as possible, though
never quite doing So 1t Is possible. ac-
cording to Leonard Hirschberg. of Johns
Hopkins University. for even a child ia
note the differences in quality. pitch and
timbre of the two sounds. speech and in
stinct calls.
DR.. Furness. like other psychologists.
says that no one can over take tho So
called monkey language of Professor
Garner and others who live with the ami
mails and interpret merely the animal
means of notifying each other of fear,
love. danger food. drink. etc. as scri-
Gus or scientific attempts at developng
animal speech The method must be the
human pedagogical one. The animal must
show curiosity toward an object, and
then must always be given n strictly and
exclusively associational vocal noise upon
seeing or wanting the same object
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25
OIL ENGINES ON THE LAKES.

The crude oil engine is now loomin =
up as rival of steam propulsion for
the larger lake boats. Experiments have
shown that It Is as dependable as steam.
takes up considerably less space and is
much cheaper once the initial cost OF in
stallatlon has been met.
There are two types OF heavy oil on
gines in use, one following the princi pie
of the ordinary gasolene motor in a mod =
flied manner, the other being known as
the Diesel engine, in which crude oil is
sprayed into n cylinder containing air
at Il sufficiently high state of comprcs-
sion to cause ignition. a vessel fitted
with the latter type Of engine has been
| engaged in the grain trade on the Great
Lakes for half a season, coming ont
under its own power from England,
where 1t was built. In appearance II re-
sembles the ordinary lake freighter cX-
Cept for the lack of a smokestacl. For
fuel the boat carries seventy tons Of
oil, enough to propel it five thousand
miles. which distance. with a steam en-
gine, would require $50 tons of coal. The
work Of the vessel has been so salts
factory that il is understood orders have
been placed with the builders FOR a
larger boat of the same type.
While the Diesel engine is economic al
for large boats, smaller craft will find
use for the heavy oil explosive motor 1t
is stated that the cost of operating a
tug with crude oil Is 81 per cent. less
than with standardization Ont, Con-
suar Report.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25
GREET Is MIGHTY TvxhS.
Initcd states Not iiig Enough 10
swing lone star ,trtr In.

TcNas is 80 Liz that If it swuna uon~i
in Il circle nNor the rri.c! S'ot"' j.
would touch the irrut l7''D" =" 's'
northW&rd. TO the cast V..li '"'cA IT,"
Atlantic. westward III l'ao'i'" "a!
southwark the Caribbean sra.
"rhe state Of Texas is Ni'4t III s'.c,
hrst in agriculture and "fe' 3D. live
stock" declares q Writ,r in 'ase' :
Magaziiic. Her farmers uu"ua IS lndl..-t
CROPS to the Nalu. of Ss1l. eGe.D.o. ani iuvr.
are 31.0COClo acres of ANA unge. .i'ti-
walton, and she raises th.rc-V' .rtr.s of
a bale OF cotton 1,,i clIitu TO: ia n of
her i0aO.u. r"opie.
The field crops of Texas arr, .otto..
yhcpt oats alfalfa rice ,nfatn,s
tohacco. sugur cn,o and Cor,pos VhiIc
her fr,,its inrIudo noacnes a,,ni.s .cars
horriee fips and citron friii,s a., an lands
arI in .,r,air .octi,n. f,,. icst.,,,.. IN.
pio C;rardo N.nlIov rron r,iIurc. ara. nm
,n,v, .,,d ,.n,, +, mar. ,br., ,r cnrr
,ro,,e .,,, lac r,f.ol ..,,., ,o,r iron, .ho
COM, l,1 i,t,o,, ,ho ,,.o ar f.r,iligar
t. Ca. a. ,..,,. ,.,,. . It,, ,,t t,r.,,do
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25
OPEN TROUT SEASON.
From the Bellows Falls Tim

tFrom the Bellows Falls Times
In answer To many queries about the
open season for trout. the act of the Leg
islature in relation to the same is here
with given;
Sec. '2'i person who takes or catch
IS brook trout, brown trout. golden
trout. rainbow trout, steel head trout,
lake trout. landocked salmon or longe
IN any brook or stream In this State be-
tween the first day of August and the
18th day of April following or In any
pond or lake in this State between the
iilst day of September and the first day
OF May following, or has in his posses
sion. during the closed season hereinbe-
fore provided for. any of said fish, or.
during the closed season herelnbefore pro-
Nided for. fishes or attempts to fish In any
or the waters of this State Inhabited by
such fish. shall be fined so for each Of
Tense and s. additional for each of such
fish found In his possession; but the pro-
visions of this section shall not apply "a
trout Matched artiicially or grown In
artificial pools or taken from private
preserves or hatcheries.