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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
GterbiidbfeitsberiHt.

Wnt. 9rintmosasr, II Monate, g..
uno groaopap Notwithstanding
ouno.
Gnma ainnsp, 56, Seton 5oipital.
Grebs.
Jrso. ulcGomb, "A, oboahGos.
2dhmuns.
stsQa 9aG, "a, 812 DeIt 7. gloe.,
Rudenmdrtsleiben.
Dm. 2einoeder, So, 3121 OIt Il.
Str, Snqueft in Shpebe.
Glsonore Rsuf6, 4Mon., SAP Gldrt
Ctr, llnterleibsentSiirbung.
Jrdnt @allace, AZ, 1912 5airfar
4pe., Ssr3lstben.
Sn. 9rotpn, 80, 405 Belts Strabe,
Shpinoiu6t.
Marie 2auris, "a, SO grpaopap,
2ungensntsiinOung.
2ifter Grata, Is, 3248 9lsnoora
glps., 0ipbtkritis.
Gath. 5runt, 13, 514 0anbriDgs,
RiererIeiosn.
Gath. gufdls, 43. 1916 gine Ctr,
Risrenleieen.
SbsImo DsF, 2 s., 1108 Del
5ront Str, 2ungenentSiinbung.
Suffie Sd[ln, "a, Staotboipital
Snuueft in S6tpebe.
Sol. Cooper, 90, itdbtifhes Spipi;
tai, Snqusit in S9tpsbe.
ar6ie 2iup, 25, itGbtif6es SoIpi.
tai. Suqusft in Shpebe.
SeHe glart, 15, it1htiI6es 6pipi.
tai. Sn1ueit in S6fpebe.
Wath. S6rsibsr, 80, 1852 @il.
Iiams 2lpe., 6erslsiben.
Gburlss Moriaritp. AZ, 1928 Cub.
Inn Qpe., Shfpinbiu6t.
Samss 9iIaIsp, "a, 92O sFinolat
Str, artsrieupertaltunq.
Gam. Saas1, SO, 1884 Gafterr
9lpe., Snqueit in Sttpsbe.
Suso Glarts, 30, 81 Ssis Str.
2ungensnt3iinouns.
Sos. 2aubenpitif, 63, 1850 @eit.
tpooo, Ser5leioeu.
Sobn Sones, Sc, G6errp 8rppe
/ DdrHletoeH.
anna Smitb, rs. @eItnopb, Sn
queft in Shpeb..
Op. Uieper, SO, 105 Green Strabe
Shpinbiuft.
Sdmss Sppce, %, SnpinbIucbt.
Shcs. Speenep, 20, 1887 mneiipi
Rpab, Shpirhfutt.
Soc. Wdllingfprp, 70, 100 9arfRIi
qIacs. RierenIeioen.
Rob. yonberbdur, ] Sabr, 509 81
12. Ctr, ardmpfs.
5reb. Dcrnoeite, 80, goIeraiu 4pe
2uftrDbrenentsiinouns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
alter Shminbei.

Ginem alien Shpirbel fiei seiiern
u. gIomer, Silfsmanoser oss Ranb
5otsIs, gum Spfsr, infoIgsbeFsn er
isBt um $50 drmer 1T. Cine slsgants
Dame tpanote iih an ibn nit Der Bit
ts, ihr cine 3ipauSigooQarnote fir
@eIpiteine tIsinerer Denomination 81
ssben. sic ftette Die 3pan3isoollar=
note in Elm Spussrt uuD entosdts baun,
0uB iie iih Dersdhlt bate, lpebbalb iis
.,luf siRen 4uasnblit" dustrnt, um bic
fsbIenoen 8dpieriteins aus ibrem
Strumpfe hsruorSuhOlen. Oils lie mad
3sbn Mlinuten nod ni6t suriitgetoms
men par. .stng5srrn8lomsr Der ipriits
n0rtlih gsporoene SsiIeniieper auf.
Gr offusts eas apupert nit Der
,.3pansiaopaaruote" uno fano IN
pelnieIben uur einsn 3ettel folgenotn
,Snbalts DOT: .Sis peroen bic tlsinen
Gjei4i6t6en, bic ih angeitellt babe,
erit ausfinpen, penn i'd 3u rsiHer
9dtsrn psrfummeIt biu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
MuS bem Yoli3eiserid)t.

Der Chauffeur Rartin Gang, mel
der bon oem qoIi3iften Gtiopoi negsa
3u ihRelen sSahrsns mrbaftet tporosn
mar. purbe su elmer gelbftraSe DON
SIS une ben aoitsn perurtheilt, nahz
eem Der ppli3i't b3sust bate, onB bas
antoHlObiI sins iyahraefhipinhistsit
BON 90 Weilsn bic 5tuabe bate.
Gillian Barter uHo georaie Win.
ters, sSniaNinnsn eiues Reforts, tporsn
iiH aus Gtferfutt m bic 6dare aeiabs
ren. Wdbrenb beg Rentontres bate
Gillian Der 9sorgje nit einem sseusrs
baien eiHtn rpudtigsu Gflne duf ben
aopf Dsrfest. Die beioen Jrnnensimz
mer ipisrosn asfterH pom Rihter sFrits
tp<gen naorosatIiheu Detrogsns All ie
$50 DeIbftrais uno osn Roitsn peropnz
nkrt.
Mls Der Gan gsgea be bes 6eruns
lunaerns anastLaetsn Mnrn collins,
Hsaie Woooporb, gso. 1u6e, 6arrp
DnIier unb Sruut Mhfon oufeeruien
,puroe. nefl.s ss iit heraus, baB bic
Jrnuen5immer uiht sur DsrbanbIung
erfniensn lpdren. SIC botten mittlerz
peils, naa 4naa6s bts G<rseanten
gihkIkrssr. eie StGot perIaTsn. Die
aanse DeisuIhait mar bel elmer Crsis
In Dem citing Room einer Wirth>
Tnofi an 4. Qlpe. unb Jotn StraBc
wrbaftet porosR. DIE Ramen Der
er,i MGnnst purosu auf bic offsnt
Cite esieBi.
Der Roger Games Suiite. ein pro-
| feFionellsr Gocninbauiirer, tpuroe
fmulois befunbsn, sinem RofesenoFen
cine Doiis gocaiH Dsrtaaft su bobsn.
CT parbs nit stnsr OelDitrdfs Don
$25 unb oen aoitsH belesi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14

geie Der ftabtii6e Gbsmifer bieielben
befunotn bat.

Der itdbtilhe Gbemifer Clarence
gablmann bat geitern Dem Geiunoz
btitsomt ieinsn Sabresberi6t uutsr.
breitet. Gr bebt oarin berppr, bab Iih
lie Mil65ufubr fir Cincinnati NIT
8e3ug auf Gualitdt eegen friiber be-
beuteno perbeHert babe, dbsr immer
nod 3u piinIhen iibrig .aTe. 8us
babe bsionbers 8s3ug auf Wtil9, Die
an Soipitdler uno anOere offentlihe
Qnitaltsn, fotpis an Speiiebduier unb
DirtbIdaften eelisFert Derpe. gs purs
cen 126 proben untsriutt uuo BON
nieIen entfprahen bic 6dlfte ni6t Der
seieBli4en Iorm. Die Wilh tomnt
dter bebeutenD reiner. 8etreffs Des
Giscream f6ldgt 5err gablmann
i.renge Wtabrsgsln Dor. Die Jabrita-
ton ioIIte gsnau beaufiiatigt psroeu.
bsnn 3dblrei6e proben ieieu geraoe3u
aberbatterienbdltis getpeien. Der Che
miter tparnt Dor bem 9ebrauh DON
eiiternens, 8runnen ober 2uelIpaIer.
Ben SO proben, Die andlpIirt Ipuroen.
nuroen 80 unrein befunoen. 8ds aas
nalrpaHer ftsbe an Site" oem Snbalt
fer 4b3usstandle nitt oiel ndh. 4uf
an tonbsniirter Wilh bat 5err 8abl-
mann 9isles ousauieBen. Werbe Die.
ielbe, tpie uuf ben Gtitetten angegeben.
NIT Wafier Deroiinnt, Damn babe Dieit
Wilh fat tsine Ndbritoffs me9r
iSru6tprdierDen beitebsn bdufig aus
lainbsrtpertbigen 5rii6ten uno Biz Al
"a pro3ent aus 9lutoIs. 9as 3eur
roiro oann tiinitlid gefGrbt. Sn Elm
cemahtem aobl puroe Barrier Grin
sefunben, sbsnio in eiugemanten gr5
len. gtngsmahts 1omaten paren ir
pielen syGlIen mufFiq.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14

Das Direttorinm Der Nationalli9o,
beiteknD aus ben prGiioenten Der a6t
aIubs, trat geftern IN gep gOrt 5ua
iammsn, um bas oiesjdbrigs Spiel
progrdmm, oas bon bem bstrsffenben
4usI6ub enttporfen ipuroe, Had grz
pdsuns unb n0tHig i6eiusnosr ab>
1noerung 3ur Mnnabme 81 bringen.
Mebrer. 6dupiliuse uno pisls promis
nente Spisler iinD bort stHgetroffen,
unb Is lit ni1t untpahri6sinlid, bab
sinige tpihtige Anstauihe oosr Der>
idufe bon Gpielern ftattfjnoen tpers
ben. Sbaleih BON feinsm Glub brett
auseitanben, tft "a 9butiods, bob Elm
jeoer oerfslben duf irgeno einsmpuntt
Der 0ertb.ipiguns I'm aampF. gss
trdf.iet uno bdb ielbit ben alubs, Die
reifIi6 NIT beDGbrtsn S6ldgsrn
CBaIitreffern )9efegnet iino, na6gebols
fen iperoen tonnte.
Sdmmtlihe Maenatsn iprehen
fdon j.st bic 4niiht aus, bab ben
.Rieisn", ben lebtjdhrigsn Champions,
Der .nbsiiltise 5isg in oisisr SaiIon
niht 10 Iei1t semadt psrbsn piro,
unb baB ii9 Chicago, pittsburg uno
p6ilabslphio ais ipeit sbenbiirtiger err
tDeiisu psrosn. futIs iis ni6t pisosr
BON gsrlesunsen ibrer bsiten Qtblsten
beimseiuht perbeH, troppn bic ,Rie.
len" osrfhont blieben. 9abei baber
Ct. 2ouis, Cincinnati uno Bottom in
biaitm Sabre ebenfaus bershtiatt
Iusiiht auf beHersn Grfolg, mas si.
nen srobersn 0erluit on SpisIsn fiji
ei, .Risisu" tebeutei.
Die Wdgnaten Der americaR Qi1c
treteH beuts in gbieoso ebenfaas su'
grndgung unb Nnnabms ihrss beuri.
gen Spielprogramms Suiammen
mann sIei6seitig bic neue &onititutior
nit aeubsruHsen su GuRitsn Der un.
tergsoronstsn 2isns grIebiguns fin
ben piro.
r5Gnesr" 9.orgs G1lti (GiReinna
tier aino). laHeiohrises MitslisD De-
.Rebs" pelher BON bier DOR brsi Sab
rtn an Rep Yort abgetreten purbs
1T bon bort an ben 2ouispiller aluI
(am. 2isa) iiber.rosen poroen.
|
Uom 5auptquartier Der rRsbs
Diro unisr fampisr Ritieli6pdrm.
Bates als ousftdnbis ssmelbet. Bate
| bait nit llnisr5sihRune ieines biss
idhrisen aontrottss suriid. bis ibn
cine bobere 2obnuus als bic boril
anssboiene fir isins DienIie sueeiian
ben tpirb. Die aneelsgenbeit mir
opronsfiffli6 nod in bisier Wo6
! CUR 8efrisbisuHg beioer IbeiIe srlseiq
/ pero<n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
Sdyiuern,utb.

wiit hieTsm Wprte piro pisI llHfus
sstrieben. Ws oft Isisn mir, Der posr
bic bat aus Ghipermutb Selbitmoro
bssaHgen. Jn Wabrheit legen fait ale
eisis llnsiiidlihen nur 5anp on iih,
neil itHen fhfpsre 2eiosn pes ma
gems. Der 2eber oner Der Niersn bas
2eben pergdllsn. ben HareR glid truz
ben. Gs lift feine feeIifte ardutRit.
ipslte bieTe DebauernsfNrtben in ben
Cob treibt, fonbern EN- t1rperIihes
2eiben, bag NIT ben berlhmten ct.
gtrnare arduterpilIen fiher bate fus
rirt fperben t0nnen. Sir % Gents in
aIIen apctbsten su haben. U. So
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
Gs. prst. et. RaulassD Demsinss.
(poitpr q. Hemens. J

WQorsen 4benb peranitaliei be pi,
beItIufIe Der pauIustirfe an ber Rae.
unO Is. SiraH in benz eroben Conn.
tagiHul3immer cine slbenbunterbal.
tung gum Beiten Der Gemsinbe. JoI,
s,nbss prOsrdmm sslansi sur Durn,
fHbrunB:
piuHOs6 s6olD: Overture gbipin Wreos
5teth: v1be Gong aoit ysepbeip~
Wr. Ml,g. goIamus O. R1mjtmanrl
WiB Bella Bufbful 8. NeuFartt
Wr. Artbur Dnuntlet Z. .Deffinesr
Vattp Blpion (Maib) !. y. Minsr
4nbp Gpergreen j. 90. Mclsborj
DinnosTueti pnnborf unb Dertfd<
Etes6: .aspnorens 3opf".
Gmii Htbrens :. o. geb6drbi
Qtonora. feine Grau Gtbel E<rtsri
Rattle. bersn Shspejter.
80. 5rieb1 Wisdsra
Ninsia. Robin Ninnie OIssrbrod
Original 9ops :. 1iitins uno Oroi
Gtss9: ~Nbp ! nebkr Worr;sb1
DnrpfitelIt rurh bic 6errenGrinsel.
Qiinfmonn, 3insmeiher. Vim. Bert.
fdx. Nauer. Maitsr Wertffs uni
Diriineer.
yianOs Solo .Glifforb Dinni.
6inaIt: Star Gponsleb Hunner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
3. 81. &. Gattrsa6er=Geiellihai

Sn Der ct. Rarien Sdulbale Fur9
esitsrn abenb Die monatlihe Der
iammluns Der =. R.za. @ottssader-
9sleufhoft unter oem 8priis bon
6errn On. aiitnsr unb Der protot0l!s
fibruns bon 5errn Geo. 3. Shranp
ftuit. Der geriht bes CbsrIhasneiz
tiers 5errn sSrant 1slfter srgie6t, ouB
eie Ginnabmen nit Gafenbeita1lo
SS742-68 unp bic Ausenben $1442.30
bctrusen. 10 oaB S230o.38 an Sano
tleiben. On Die Nrmen nurben 1884
be5ahlt. Das ftebenbe aommittee be.
rif,tet. baB ouf Dem CT. Warien 9pt.
tesnder TN aaufe bes Munots 96, ouf
Gem St. Jofephs gpttesodsr 62 uno
auf benz ct. Sohannes Dottesadsr 81
Seiden beerpist rpurben. Die geridts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
Ppbe 8eIpbnng
aaf Grsreifnns eines Gbisasa.r Sus
weIenbiebes ausssiest.

geamte Der pinferion'i6en Detsts
tib Mgentur ftelIten iid geitern in
bsr Dffice bes Gbefs Der Getetmpolis
5ei CRAWFORD Elm uHb eriu6ten 2sstes
ren, ibnen ouf Der Gu4e mad sinsm
Diebe bebilfii6 5n fein, pelder tiir5=
Iih aus bem Dertaufsruum Der Suz
ipelisr Jirma 5pauIoing &c SO. in
Gbieaso 5ipei Wuftertaitsn nit
G1mudiafen I'm Wertbe bon bieler
tauienben bon Dollars snttpsnbet bat
4uf Diegrgreifnng u.ueberfiibruns bsa
ober Der Diebe iifpon Der bsitoblsner
Jirma cine Belobnung Don $4,000
dusaeiebt iporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
@ermtet.

5rcu @eorge 8iirtel Don yto. 1920
Bates Strabe panDte Iih geitern gum
sfpetten 0laI on Die pplt3et init Der
Bite, ibreu Is Sabre alien 9ieFfen
Serf1el Bates gu erHttteln, ipelhsr
ieft Dem 2, Sanuar oteIes Sdbres oers
Id1pun0eH lit. Der 4nabe, tpether 3u-
leBt i'm Sintou 6otel dIs pnge on5s,
f,ellt mar, bate ndt nem Dor 10 SAB.
ren erfolqten 5ope Ieiner Mutter Elm
soeim bel ieiner gante. 5tau 9iirte.,
sefunben. fuelfe i'm rpie ibren eiaeneu
Spbn bebnHoelte. tyr hutte. aIs sr am
?. Sanuar bic Dobnuns perlisb. feline
sun3en grIpornife. $500, in fetnem
9eitss uHo puroe ieitoem Hicpt msss
eefeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
itaisr eiMem Dad.

Giner9eits Diretsor Gaf6 beriral
gtfttrn h einer Gibnne bes isant.
rdttli6sp Aonlmittees fur 5ffrntIi6s
8t6ex5eit biz Anfini. bnb In 3uiunfi
eltteis uHD 6suernebrifutioneT nntsl
tiuem Ddrbs itin iDaten. @enn neas
Gsbdunt aufeefiibrt fpiirben, foIlitn
Die{<lbeH = eineeridtet iuerben, bas
priiafi uno 3euermebr 5ufammen uns
ieraebre&t iperben fonnen. Die Gin.
ipGnbt bob e ~ uHliebinmen Rel
blingen icntmen iriiTbe. Iieb 6errgojt
not peiien. Ais4 fsnien bie G@lnfs
gdstme ber 1suernf4rIexie. BIZ fi& eti
II 1,eeifeR Giod bsiiaheR. IL <teneg
Eth ieisL Gs honbeIs rs nm bie
ne,lea Aats DauspfltlittH nab bic
etxn6k n speIdes blsjeItsn ,nteroes
l 0re1s fsiIen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
9l0Blidlcr Sob.

Der 90 Sabre alte glrbetter SSraut
Sing, pon gio. 1926 gGeitern 2toe..
peIher, tpie bereiis beridtet, ON Dion.
tao Ranmittae bsnuBtlos auf Dem
Seitenpegs liegeno an Der Gte Der
Sslint Strabe unb Wtc2eaH gtne auf
gsfuuper tpurbe. lit geitern Morgen in
ftoptiihen 5oipitdI seitorben. Der
Coroner purbe beRa9rittigt uRo itea-
te fef, oab Der Manu etnem 5irn-
ihlade erlseen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
Shwrre MnflaQe.

Der Is Sabre alte Stubsnt Hob.rt
6uebisr BON go. 1923 GREENWOOD
1srracs, Sitenb, tpuroe seitsrn BON
ben 8ebeinpolisiitsn Sfpeenep uno
S,puillpn perbaftst uno unter Der Ins
flaae bes alsiRoiebitabis sinseiperrt.
gr piro beihuIoist, ben @sIotaitsn
zines 3rblteIepbDns in eiHem 2aoen
Rak isinsr Bobnlins nit sinem Ia
f6enmeHsr geSffaet uno isiues Sns
balts beranbt haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14

IN 8esug auf Die ltnterIuduug Der giL.
der Der unterI6asmeiTter nuroeu guts
es6eiben. 8em itebenoen 8ommtttse
in Qerbiubuug nit Dem 8orItano muir
= es iiberIaIien, bic Sepers s4ngeleger.
l,eit in ge5us auf bic 9ottesddsr in
St. Bernard 81 reseln. gtad ldngerer
Debatte beTtIoB bic 8erianmluns,
baB 4rmen- -lluteritiibungen niht aus.
ihIieBFid fir gs3ahlung BON Mietben
IN betrad1teu Iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14
GIteru ein.r Isntem aejaat.

pOIi3eidef SadiOn erhieit sci.,ru ein
niAt untsrseidHst.s 9sIegromm iols
senhsn ,Snbaits Ron Relp Yorf: .er.
mittsln Gle bic Gitern Der Glare Gna.
iiIb prntt. se1torben am 8. fsebruar
1912. Geihe bier. 3eIesrupbiren Sic
an bie Gtepben Wserritt Burial 60,
g. ApeHae uRb 10. Stratk. Neip Dors. :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-14

See betrast $lO42.6s.
Deri1iebenes.
Die 9eftomeHtspollltredsr bss But
lsr'ihen RaHIafes itrtnsten cine Gin.
icItstlnee gtgen ben gcuntps psMubitor
an. um bic gytras Auflase elmer Gtsus,
con $75 psr Jubr auf itre elestriihs
Anlase 81 uerbiRbern. neil oos But.
rsOebduhe, In bem fih bic anla9s
tsfinDei. ihon NIT $261, 1,450 eins,'
Ihdtt III.
5n Sahen Der Gtaot aeasn Gbas
Glifforo Nihols u. a., iperin es iif
um bic Gnii6dDisuns fiir Grnnoeissn
tbum bdnoeit, bos bstufS Herarobe
rung Rs Wt. Gno parfs oppr0priirl
fpuroe. scb<n bic 0efhporsnen bea
JRiolpen3geritts Gin Werbitt iibs.
$4750 su Ganltsn Der 9frflagten al
Jm Hrimindiseriht besaaaen gss
tern bic Herbanblungen gesen Ste
pben Sones BON Qodlano, Der HHter bts
Anflose bes Worbes i'm 5fpeistn 0rnb.
itebi. Der Anseslogie unb Elm ne,pii.
Ter Games 4enen gerietbtn am 12.
Ausuft 1911 In einer Mirtbf4oft ID
ScdIdnb in Gtreit, ber bamit enbese
cob Sones ftin<n Gesner uber ben
6duftn f&ot.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-25

Structiou and equipment uf am clec- trical plant. provided however that no part of this sum shall be avail able unless the government of the province of Ontario which has pre- pared a similar bill. appr"priatos an equal amount for the sam" purpose Should the plan prove successful there is no doubt that the great sil- very sheets of illuminated water pour ing oyer the falls would constitute" an eighth wonder of the world The electrical illumination will hc hN n" means am experiment since about five years ago some $35.000 was raised for d temporary illumination. and photographs taken at that time gave some idea of the wonderful effect produced Estimates have been pre- pared by electrical experts, based in part on the experiment of five years ago. and u has been asCcrtaincd that the permanent construction and in staIIation of the electrical plant will cost Si00.000 and that the cost of operation and maintenance will be S5 000 The estimate is based on the understanding that the power com panics fo Niagara Falls will give the electric current. and they have given the assurance that they are willing to do this
Arizona republican., 1912-03-25
MILK-FAT, TISSUE-FAT, AND
 FOOD-FAT.
AND

A series of nutrition experiments is being conducted on cattle at the Wisconsin agricultural experiment station. The animals have been kept over long pcriods-rour years on foods derived from a single plant wheat. corn. oats or mixture of these This afforded an unusual op- portunitN for making study of the influence of qualitativcly unlike ra- tiunS on the composition Of the milk and the tissues under compar- able conditions of environment. it will be observed that here iS the old question of breed versus feed" The problem at issue k not a new one. and the question of the influence of diet on milk secretion has a peculiar
 interest to the physician. IL can not be denied that foreign substances. such aS certain drugs. may readily pass into the milk. That d surfcit of foreign fats will undoubtedly in futuce to some extent the character of the fats Sccrctrd in the milk is beyond question. But i most rc- spects-and this is supported by the Wisconsin inVcStisatiouS referred tu --"thc character of the fats sccrctcd is influenced more by individual met abolism than by the character of the
 food intake. This is particularly true
 when the fat content of the intake is not excessive and the content only
 that incident to normal feeding ma
 terials." In harmony. moreover, with
 the findings that the widely diver
 gent rations had little direct or pos
 itivc influence on the chemical con ,stitution of the fats scCreted in the
 milk were the facts noted in con
 ucction with the tissues examined The variations that did occur were more of am individual nature. Jude-
 ing by the Wisconsin studies in con nection with many others. the oils in corn. oats or wheat are SD mark cdly different from those stored in the tissues of animals fed exclusive ly on these grains that very impor- tant processes must have been active in their deposition. Fat transporta- tion cannot account for all. trans formation must play an added role Journal of the American Medical As l sociatiou.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-25
HOW LIKE THE COLONEL.

Theodore Roosevelt. citizen of NaS- sau county. New York. summoned to jury duty. plants himself in the spot light. and. vocalizing his civic phi Iosophy so that it may reach to the remotest bounds of the republic. an nounces that hc will waive oNemp- tiou privileges. due to military ser vice: that he will join his fellow residents of the viciuaee and assist them in adjusting differences be- tween man and man.
 It sounds reasonably well and is fairly patriotic in its primary con ceptiou. bat as matter of fact -n eN-prrsident has no business whatever in the jury box. His pres cuce there wil tend to destroy the Fundamental principle of impartial 'aliudioation
 Tine Evening Telegraph in this-col umn. has more than once deplrred the disposition of citizens to shir, their civic duties. and it still con tends that there should be mo eN- cmut list: that men should be cN- cuscd only in the discretion of th, judge. Eut every rule has it's cN- ception. every principle it's lmIta- tions. An eN-prcsidcnt occupies a place unique in his own immediate cummumity His nciehbors look ny to him. and are proud that he has been honored with exalted stItiou thus honoring them. and, in the juN room or elsewhere. they would bo iu- clincd to defer to his judgment Surely nothing was farther from tho minds of those wh" laid the founda- tion upon which the framework oi our Auglo-SaNou jurisprudence Is built than that one man. or cver 2 majority of twelve men, should re- turn . verdict
 Colonel Roosevelt would have re- vealed clearer Knowledge of "ul institutions ir he had claimed his exemption and kept out of the box Eut it was like him to dc the other thing. and now we hope that some lawyer who has a better understand ing of trial by jury will hrac, himself and pcremptorily challenge his distinguished neiEhbor.-Phila- delphi1 Evening Telegraph.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-25

just as for a time they flock to the political puack In each case the old methods are too slow The man who iS suffering from chronic ailment of thirty years standing wants to be cured over night: and he goes to the man who promises to perform that miracle The people also flock to the man who has an economic cure for every nI-thc man who makes the most gIfrtcriuS promises. But when the invalid has demonstrated the ab- ~olutc Worthlcssness of the puack's nostrums and when the minimizing citizen has demonstrated the futiHy of the iuSUrgcut legislative specifics, he r,tuns To sane ideas or govern mcut That is the history of these movements,
 The common sense of every reader of The Republican tells him these things are true We all know how thc indian doctors" the Chinese doctors. the great nerve specialists ,and surely there are nerve special ists in politics as well as mcdicncD we all know how these gentry flour ish And we have recently sccu'somc- thing as Co the manner in which thc political quacks flourish, as we'll
 The msurg,ut quaca is loud talk cr just as the medical quacN is d loud taIIlcr. The methods are the same. They are both long on prom l is,s bu, mighty short on achieve meut. Both haze m abundance O. words: but for the most part they i are pretty nearly bankrupt on ideas The reap a golden harvest while their fad lasts and then they take m
 something new That is tn" history of all the quacks, medical and politi- cal.
 Think over the list and see if that ! isn't true There uas no more voci- ! ferrous adhcrcut of free silver than , Jonathan Bourne. but Jpndlllilu INl 1 pinuiue his faith to siNtcen-to-on' any more. Neither is William J
 Bryan. that anybody knows of Stubbs. of Kansas, has been for prct- 1 ty nearly every reform under the sun
 at one time or another Practically every man who used to be a popu-
 list is now an insurgent And th,
 ones who are old enough generally were greenbackers before populisn
 flourished.
 All these men are insurgents now
 They will be something else just a.
 soon as insurgency shall have gone to the scrap heap and new fad ha,
 arisen.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-25
PUBLIC SPIRIT IN NYACK.

Nyack. x Y is in the peculiar position of being unable to find five citizens who are willing Co under take the duties of the highest cleo tive offices in that city. This sounds strange. in view of the haste shown by certain other citizens Of the land to answer phantom calls by the peo- pie. Yet it accords with Plato's be- lief that in an ideal state men would never seek public office. but be won To state service by the prospect "f honor from their fellows. not to be gained in less onerous Wdys.-Eich- mond Times Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-25
REPELS ATTACK OF DEATH.

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