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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10
aleine ssoliseinad,ridteu.

Warp Shdsfier, BON go. 527
Gliper Strobs, mslbsts gejiern Nr po'
li3si. bab Elm Shlei9bieb ipdbrenD To-
rer 4bpsieHtsit elm goloenss Uleoail'
lon nsbit Getts i'm Wertbe bon $50
foipie So in 8dar aus ibrer mobnunp
ent,psnpet bat. Gie tbeilte Der poli5ei
cen Wamen elmer perfon nit. Die iis
i'm gsrbatt bat. ben 9ebitdhl began
gen 81 boben.
Detettip gedroggs fdbie geitern
Gbenb ben % Sabre alien Qeger GdIs
bin gIinu bon Columbus, g.. babel
ab. als er in sinsm pfdnbloben or ber
Central QDsnus eine1 neuen ReDplDe,
OerisBeu fpollts. Der Neetr ipurbe.
aIs Der 8eomts einise Grogen on ibr
riptete, unDerfhdmt unb fpibsrfssts
fih ieiner @erbofiung. iDurbe iebot
nberpdltigt uno NIT seinem Begieiter
lpeI6er ii6 ais Gnrfielb pOte. "a Sab
re alt, Don 8ir1inien. rtgiltrirfe, bors
ldufis ala Derbddtis einkfptrrt.
Der % Sabre uite 6hanitelHel
Sol. Diuiteig BON Uh. Wofbington
g., fDurbe geitern BON ben Dstettips
Shuetts unb Stuoor perbnfttt uni
als Derbdhtig einsefperrt. Ct i0n
bem Oils Giaats deusripsbrmdr'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10
S5OO,OOO Snnoausaabe
Eur bic gerbeIeruna Der Jrrenanltalf
in sougpieu
Sul ben sSargern bel Der SerbitDabl
sur aunahme unierbreitet neroen.

Sn Der atitrigen Sisuus Der gcua'
tn acmmiii6re tpuros cine ReloIuiion
pofItrt. osrsuiolas Der Siaaisdnipalt
aufaeforoert tpiro, bic Mobibshoroe 81
sriu1sn, bsi Der nohften gDabl stnsn
8orihlag auf ben Simm3ette! 3u
iessn, btmsufolss Bombs i'm getroge
BON $500, 900 fir bic QerbsHsrung oes
acnapisfu aipIs Dsrdusgobt iperotn
fousn. Die Roihpenoigteii Der Ytrs
bsiIeruneen mar iton loneft aueriannt
ipornen, ooh purbs bic gRseltgenbeit
ourh Die iiingit.n 9orsdnge in berlin
itaIi unb bic oordui iolsenee lntsr'us
dung bsihleuni9i. Die Rsiolution
lpuroe erit bann angencmnen, na9eem
Der gountpanrpalt Elm Guiahten obgss
geben BATE, oab bic aomrltHore oas
Gpun.p 4rmenbdus, tpsItes oufgsaes
BEN ptrben IpIlie, um bic Gsbouoe fur
gongoietp 3u bsnuBeu, ni6i aufsebsn
t0nnten, bis annere Borttbrungen fur
Den unterbalt Der gountn armsn ges
troffsu lp1rsn. Inter bieien llmitons
ben bIieb nid1ts Nnotres ubrig, ais
@or.ebrunaen fir bie gerkHes
rung Der Srrsnanitalt 81 trefs
fen, absr ba bi. 9oittn 81 bod
,ommen, fpurbe ss fir seeignsi srah.
tet, porsrIt bic s3uitimmuns Der
Sieusrsnblsr unb giireer gu erlangsn.
Stoatsdnpolt Qosue puros uuf ieiu
Griuten srmdniiet. $500 aus bsm
stpntingsnts 5ones su si.ben. nm bomit
bic aoiten Der llnterfuhung Der de
foiren Der Cincinnati 9ruit 60. gu
eeder.
Wlit ben itdbtilfsn 8sbSrben tpurbe
Elm aonira.i abe.fdloftn, bemsufolss
eas gouutn fih perpilidtst. fir jeoen
gountns unb GtantsseiaHsenen. Der
mad BEN it1btiifxn Nrbeitshous sts
ftidt ipirb, 40 Gents pro Tag su bes
,dbltn. Der aontrn.i .ritt am /. sJds
nuar 1913 in Kraft tam aber auf
30tGaies Giinoisung bin 5u ieber 3eii
cunulIirt tperpen.
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6ano.Jnquef.
Coroner wirb ieinen 8abriprud)
ipdter abaeben.

Ter Coroner belt aeitern einer
ssnqueit betreffs bes Iooes oes I'M
itaotiifen Soipital geitorbenen Gen.
jantin aGnb, 33 Sabre alt, bon 0u.
s2s SineoIn apenue. nb. Saub, mel.
der nls Saustned,t i'm Der 8Irthfd,ofi
oes ssobn aoBfopf Don Gilbert Ape
unb GhMrd,ia SrnBe angeitelit mar.
murbe nin Rorgen bes 4. Gusult IN
itaperfranfeTl 3uitnnbe IN Der @irt1.
idoft poracilinSen. Or fit am Till.
RUM Iremens uno bate iih i'm aaI'
ZEN cine if,ipere sfopfipnnoe 5ige3o.
gen. Aobtopi rief oas ltdoiiife so.
ipitaI auf, Inn cine anbulan3 sii re.
auirircn. erbieIi iebod, bic anttport,
oab bic ambuldn3 in benz Jnue midi
3ur gerfiisnng Itebe, sporouf er Der
Sonsfneht In einem Drinntnutonlobil
nnh benz iiGbtiiden 9nipital brnfte
Der jtelIpertretenbe enrpfongsSsr5l
Or. pbil. Golfer toultntirte, bat
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OAiMssslb briAfes.

gssn gort. 8. auguii. anset.:
Celtic pon Qipsrpool.
Qusbse. Anssi.: ugietorian' bon
2iperpool.
Dtbr1ItaE paHiri: .prpti'
ielaus1 ppn 2irrpool. mad Tacoma
gIasgon. anges.: ~Garibagi.
nion1 BON pbilobtlphio.
paIermo o. 4bs.: .Duea D'aOiia'
HnH Rem Dorf.
QipsrppoI. Mbeee.: .9obeminnA
ndn Bottom. MHget.: ~Uirsinian- Don
WpnireuI.
Roitsrbam abs.:: ~gOIturno-
mad Rem yorf.
Auetnstomn. Mbs.: .Mbrio,
tic mad Rem Dort.
GoronsL Aneei.: .Rinos Don
Rppsntooen. rad Gan Groneiseo.
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Jn(an0gc(egrap6
gerberbIi6e GrpTpfion.

gerberbIi6e grpfpIion.
pittsburG ga, 8. aua. -
Jurh cine GrpIoIion in BEN biitten.
nert Der 5ones & 2augblin Steel
60. fpurbs Jrtiiag gbsnb Der Dor.
mann 6. .. Steele asi0oiet, hrsi ger.
fonsn lsbeHssefdbrli6 uno 5 amber.
Idper perIsbt.
Webr Cpfer.
9oitoH. 8. augirit. Gie 3abl
Der Opier bes Giienbnbn.llnglnfs
ON Der glgp Dort. gtap Sapen &
hartford 9abn iii auf I aeitieaen. in.
ben fpdbreno oes beuiigen Inges orei
Der gerIeeien I'M SoipifoI geitorben
limb. lie iibrigeg gerlesten biirften
iomnttIit geneien.
Gro5ro oes Hampfes nj ii b {.
Dierifo. 8 .augifit. Vnsalial
GroBec, Der Be'ebIsbober Der 9febel,
Ien.ArHee, bat Der meritnniiten
9egierlang syriebensoorihlase ge.
maht, bic aus irgenofpelfem @runbe
nid]t angenonimen lpnroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10

Sano feinen ShdoeIbruh erIitien
bate, perbano Die @unoe uno pernb.
iolgte Dem Wanne Elm gerilbiglmgs.
nttiel 9toBtopi eriud,ie. ben araHfeu
III ons Soipital auiSunebuen. iehod
lDirroe oieles bon Ir. Golfer i,liter
SIupeis aui Die neuen ReaeIu abge,
ihlageH. porauf Sano nadl feline,
Iohnitna aebrnd)t ipuroe.
Sier perfhlimmsrie iih isooh Isin
3ufano osruriig. bab sr nod ON
abeno ossfelben 2apes in einsm 90.
IiSsi.4utomDbiI nod osm itdotiidtr
6cipital ;uriitsebraht tptrnen mubte
no sr oiefes Ufal Iufndbme fanb.
9r. gelier iaets Dor bem Coroner
aus. bab Der 3uitune bss Sanb BEL
ieinsr sritsn ginIieferung nidt beeeni,
lid sttuefen lei, tpssbaIb sr nuter BEN
neueinetfiibr.en Snisem bic aufnahms
ots WlnHnes periueieern mubts.
poli3iii 5homns 2pnh, BON Der 3
Biiiriitsftation, Elm S6pnesr bes
8erltorbenen. iprah Die anlid,t ans
bdB bas eebtn bss 6anb bate gsrsitsi
fptroen ionnen, fpsnn sr Ioiort bos srits
Wlal i'm 5ofpitoI aufssnommen ipor.
ben tpdre. 9ieie Gniiht puroe bon
Or. GpIter unb Or. 5arrn Carroll, al.
n,m anberen Sntenen oes SoipiiaIs.
beitritten.
Or. Gorimeper, ipeifer bic Sbbuts
ton porgsnommen bate. bt5suets
ocb Sanb. isinsn S6dbsIbrud srlitien
bate. fcnbsrH am GduTerpahniiun se.
iicrben fei. Der Coroner pirb isinsn
Wahrfprua fpdtsr abasbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10

Gie GUuinqton Cfficr fir oas Gin
einnnfler &ulfsblatt" befiuoet iIdl TN
@ebGuoe NO. 509-511 WaOiiou
glucnuc. Nu5cigrn, Ytittbelluugeu
uno Seitellungen irgeuomelher Nrt
ncrocn bis 10 lIGr glbenos oaielbit
entasgcHgerummcn. ScIepbou Spntb
1854.
8runoelgcntbum3 llebertr1.
aunBcn: Gopington Saotugs 9anf
4 Irsit So. an 6erman ShuIcr,
Got Po. 10 in Der &e1pis Nboitton an
0cr Gife 5truBe; 81. - %obn $.
Gon0cQ on e. ". aibburp. GOT 9to.
> tn Der @rceuup StraBc 2uno Go'3
llnterobthcIllm8 an Der Wafep gtpe ;
$500. - Mditer &on1miiidr Sinh ar
Gfne s. g&hceIcr, &ot an Der ). Cir.
lDeirlIt bon Ser 8reenup StroBe;
1895. - 6enrn 0tooop an !. !.
Waher. Ehcile Ser Got gto. So IN Der
4cnner llntcrobtbeillmq, 2ublOtp, an
Ger &Iu0Pn StraBe, rube Der aPnner
StraBe: 81 - Gbner y. s. Grant
an r(ohn Stmeioer. Got go. 30 in
Der 0cIen u. 2uMom llnterabtbeiIung
on Ser Cuf StrnBe; 81. - q. z.
Gu0lon an Sobu lRc2ln0re!ps, Got an
Ger Guf Strobe, 5uaiten Ser 6eIan
uno 2l0eIo 2Ioenue 81. -- 2Sames 81
Armitron8 on @ouis Reuit)er, Got
92o IS un0 GhctIe Der 9ot gro. u
III 9tuou'3 ltnterabtbeilurg on Ser
g " Gte Ser 19. uuo Ser 9IQep,
iOeltljd2 Oon Ger @arroro 9penue; 81
Ga5 Leitament BON Eeter &.
GurIep DurOc i'm Gountpgerid)t bins
1crIcat un0 ougenonunen. $75 ieBt ar
fir einen @rabItein aus. 2llice Qut.
hOf' erhoIt 500, Hep. $. ). C'6Qre
81 iiir M}eiien, 0o5 ct. gliiabeth
9oipltaI 500. Zen 9feIt uerna6t er
ieinen : ain0en. gr ernennt 8eorg
Gurlep gum Grcfutor.
- Observation-Disclosures: g. SO.
NooIt fir Elm 2itoftges ,Srautebdu5
on Der @eitern 2lpenue, guif,en Der
6, mb I. StraBe; St700.-- gtli. Me.
TonoIb mir cine Sraue Cottage an
Der Sllntington apenue, 5ptihen Der
Goltbern uno Gaplor ape.; $1,000.
- Dtar 0iQmanr fiir einen anbdu
on Der Solman Strabe, 3piihen Der
~. uno &attins Strabe; $500. -
@eni. Wtero6er fir Elm 5peiitofigeS
gaditeingebaube an Der 9reenup
GtraBe 3niiten Der RIeui1rlt uno
9pro StruBe; $4,000.
lr 9Rarfs, Der i'm Streite ei.
mem glanr Ramens SSobn Sarris in
Central Gonington einen DtefierItid,
beibrad)te uno inter Der glnfinge oes
Stcdens nit Der slbiidt su tooten,
non ben Boli3iiten Henoaa ltno Wfafe
rerbnfet !Dor6en mar, tpnroe. nohoem
bic Mnge in Jriebensbriih au1gean.
her porbcntDnr. Inn 500 ,rnb &niten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10

Gin sraufiger Worb
uno Sefbitmorb ieete nitFer
Saae be ionit TO rubiee Hdhturffnft
bon Wonsta. Cal. in 4nfrenuns, ins
bem Der lpobIbabtnbe 20 5obrs ollie
5armsr Scan aagier. Elm pipnisr iss
nsr gtgeHo, feline Satin sridlua uno
iih oarauf fsIbit i0btsts. Wann unb
5rau bat.en in IsBt,rsr 3sit 5fitrs
Stssit. anatsIih .9eil Der srfiere su
uieI iraut. gn benz betrsfienben gras
mar Der 22iGbrise Sobn oes pcores
nab Reoonoo ssfabren, feline lSidhs
ries Stapeitsr bate cine greunbin in
lcs anosIes befuft; beioe tameu
glahmittaas osgen 3 ilhr suriid unb
fanoen oas 5aus DtrfhloiItr. 4uf
ibr alopfeH Offnete fhlieblih ibr gos
ter uuo iaats, er iei miioe unb ipolle
fih i'm S6uppen idlaisn lesen; auf
bic 5rags nah Der Wluttsr CAB er cine
austpeidenbe antfport. Rahbem Sean
eo9ier in ben S6uppen pesanaen,
fuhsen bic beiosn ainber mad, Der
Wutter, unb Der Sobn fnnb balb bas
rauf bic Qeihe, fiirttsrlih sup<riftst.
3ipiitxn ben Dsinii0dsn Iissen. Or
rief Die Shtpeiisr. fpelfs Bel Dem I'm
spiid in Cbnmaht iiel. Qls lie pi,ber
su iih sstommen, elite Der iunge Gos
eisr sum nddfien Rnnbor unb bolte
5ilfe; man erbrah bann bic ahirs
oes Shuppsns unb fone ben alter
Wonu. srih0pft burd 9luturIuf.
'terbeno am goben Iiegsnb, er bate
ii6 ieIbit ben 5ols burhffnistsn.
Wos eiaentiih bic 9sranicFfuna su
Der fiutiesn aboi mar, ldbi Ii6 nini
nit Beiiimmtbeit Iaesn.
9om luitistn Jobn Hnil.
5m Stfbao. Rap: .Gas In cber Dirss
Id trauris. mas Der Waub paiTirt
it," Nan: lin 9o.tss WiiIsn. ipns
III eenn asideben2" Ran: Ia, benis
nur. aeiteen tam Gin fiirhisrlihsr Res
ssnsub. els bic 4srmits in ibrsm nsus
sn Gabsioitiim ipa3lefsn gine." -
1as SGlimmite. sTds mar ipcbI Elm
fhIimmer Momeni, als Sis bic Gnis
oedung ma6ieH. boB SIRE grani mi.
einem nnberen flirt,ts2@ Nd nsin.
bls Shl'r mIis. mas mir bsesgnei IN,
ipar. o.s ih enibsdis, bab ih b.sglns
den tboi." - Gin peITimift. .gpa.
rum 70 biiiter2" purbe Elm Wunn ces
fragt. Der nit finitsrer Tlisne berum.
eina. .NiHtn Sic, bas III cine fh5.
nc @eIdlId.r, nntiportete er. .Gben
.ersdbli mir elmer. bab in 60 Miu;o.
ntn s51bIen bas Sonnen!ifi perl5s
f6en pirb. Dsnn bos msin Rr1msr
trfchri. 10 III Der Wlann Inn Gtonn..
f6on issi einsn pennp mstr filr Gin
Gnuri p1rofin al perIanafn!. -
Wosu bic Wliiden gut Tinb. .5sbsD
Gfifo7f III fir cine bsftimmie Suf.
BON Ingsn Das i0nnsn mir nIfc
rcn bsr sRiideH Iernsn 1om2~ froats
Der gfhler, Der baraui biraus lpolIis
ben pepriff -gebnlb" su srsl1rsn.
~VNlr ifantn BON ben Wllld<n krnsua
dntrortsts 1om mad tiefsm ginnsn.
sipls lsat fs II. ssioAsH su iDsrs
ben go.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10
9astpn uno Seuepme.
Sri DInitn so 6sur,

Jrl. Qnita %. 5snrp Don Gu,
buque, aSa., iii Der 8uft BON Fri.
Raredrstbs Deiler BON Bellevue.
- Sn elmer Spe3ialiisung Sss
8sIspuer StaDtruths nurbe Die gd,a.
Thoft Der 5roternaI Sa1 4H'n. biz
bic Stabt Dor elmer Glage bes galts
eftot. f6iist. sntgegsnsenpmmsn.
- Der Sunsfruusn 9srsin be,
hi. 5er3 Sefu airde in 8elIepus
peranitaltet am 8ierftaq. ben 13. Qu=
quit, Elm Rafenfeit i'm S6ulhDfe be.
iaeter 9emetnoe.
- 0as Gei6enbesdnontB Der Der.
itorbsnen 5rau 4gnes Wognsr fanh
eeitern pom Der I'll. 6ers Sefu airtt
in BeIeoue aus itatt. Die 2side pur.
be uuf benz ct. Jransisius GrieobOi
beItattet.
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u E ~ y . Z {.

Die 0epport Office fir bas Gin
einnatier 8olfsbiatt" befinoet iid) in
Vo. 339 Yorf Srufe, geseunber BEN
Gourtbauie, nuielbit Neuisfeiten, Au.
seigeu II. |. ip. Bis 10 ltbr 45 Niuu.
ten abenbs entgesensenummen uer.
Den. 1elepbpn Soutb 2401.
Die aspbnltpiIaiter,mgen an
Der Sperton, Don Der 3. our 8. Ctr,
4. GtraBe, BON Der MonmoaItb Ctr.
5ur Opsrton, iperoen am fournlenber
Wfpntng- N aucrifi ecapmmen per.
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Sotal !. 8eridt.
Derfsasl'W sfiaea.

Der mdfere beutide gionier Serr
IS. 8. Hentcrma II, ipelher I'M
SO. 2ebensiahre nin Wtttfpoh Wor.
gen Inn / llbr geitorben lit, iplrbe ge.
itern Rahnllttag bonn Irniierbouie,
go. 2t0 Srfarb Strnbe, ais CUR
9robesr,ibe. auf Dem Deutih prot.
syrieobof on Carthage Gife geleitet
DIE 8eibeiIigung an oem gegrdbnib
ieiiens Der syreuilbe mar cine iebr
5ablreiGe. Zen IrnuergotteSbienIt
Iettete goitor s.. 6oefner. lpeldser
bem beineeeansenen 5reunoe Die
Carbohydrates bielt iiber 9aie. 2, %
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4Igisr. gneet.: .Gaiisr irans
5olspb /. bon Rem Dori.
RsapeI. 2lnesi.: .2ouiiiano"
bon Rsp gort.
pirGus. 4bges.: .Waceoonia"
mad Rem Ycri.
gouloane. angst.: sRDnoam"
bon Rem Yort.
pifcgud. ans.: .gIbtobula"
bon Son 5raneiseo.
ariea. angst.: .Gu3sc" bon 9sls
lingbom.
paranogua. 4bs.: .Wiuesosn'
nod pcrtlano, Ore.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Geo. grOmmsr. 2Ait0dises 5roms
Wohrbous. "a Warfbreit gp.. $2800.
gDm. .. altbnuisr, 2ft56iges
frame Wobnbaus. Wignon uno
aling au.. $1,000.
g. .. Cooper. 2ffodises Bird
Wobnbaus. Rsabing Roao unp 5olI
Strabe. 5000.
J. :. Behringer. 2fi6diaes Bird
Wohntaus. Sgairpietp ap. uno Wsdr'
ner Strabe, $500.
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itaa Slpesnsp cine solosne ga'ten'
uhr entpenoet baben. In BEN 9etdns
genen purOe anssbIih sin pfanoihetn
fir bic llbr porgeiunoen.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-16
SEEKS DENOMINATION.
Secretary of State Makes Announce.
ment of Candidacy,

Secretary of State w. L. Clifford
announces his candidacy for re-nomi-
nation. The probabilities are that
he will have no opposition. He has
been one of the most competent Of
ficers the state has ever had, and is
entitled to the recognition, in the opin-
ion of political leaders, that is due a
trustworthy and competent official.
Many people in Wapi are urging S.
c. Winters to be a candidate for the
legislature. Mr.. Winters says he has
retired from politics. having had his
share of the honor belonging to poll
teal turmoil and strife, and the prob
abilities are that he will have to be
coaxed pretty hard if he gets in. He
is resourceful and adroit, however,
and would make good fight if he de-
cides to run.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-16
Roosevelt Delegates in Full
Control at State Convention
American Falls Represented on Uninstructed
Delegation to National Convention.

Roosevelt delegates were in full
control at the state convention held
at lewiston today and a delegation
composed of seven Roosevelt men
and one Taft man were chosen for
the states delegation to the national
convention at Chicago next month
1t was only after a most iron clad
nereement binding the Taft man to
Roosevelt, did the convention agree
to allow the Taft supporters name
one member of the committee.
Oneida county is represented on
the delegation by the naming of D.
w. Davis. of American Falls, and
the southeast has three on this DEL
egation, Fremont and Bonneville be-
ing also represented.
The resolutions passed praise the
republican administration but do no
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-16

/The new firm of Schwartz Bros,
which opened its doors to the pub
lie early in March, reports very sat
isfactory business to date. The
history of the establishment so far
has been that Good Enough" will
never do; SO that from day to day
many changes and improvements
have been made, both in the fix
lures and in the stock of tobaccoes,
fruits, soft drinks and confectionery
which they carry.
j. M. Schwarz has been in busi-
ness in this city for a number of
years and is well and favorably
known by the people here as an
industrious and skilled barber. L.
r. Schwarz. who arrived in March
to become partner in the business,
is barber of exceptional ability,
making team which are sure to
produce satisfactory results to all
who patronise their chairs. 1.-The
latest addition to their sh is the
new 1925 electric massa9 machine.
They guarantee it to do the best Of
work and aside from that it makes
a handsome piece of furniture.
Their pool room is we'll patronized
is equipped with two pool tables, is
we'll lighted and COOL Their pat
ronage in this department has been
exceptionally good from the start
Their restaurant department is a
winner, being under the management
of that excellent cook. August John
son, who for the past year has been
cooking at the Remington hotel
They make speciality Of short
order lunches and are in a position
to give special attention to country
trade.
The public is invited to make 1t a
habit to drop in; your smallest
wants will be given the best posi-
BILE attention and consideration.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-16
Good Delegation to State Convention

Good Delegation to State Convention
AIS near as can be learned as this
time the American Falls and Rock
land representatives will represent
Oneida county at the state conven-
ton held at Lewiston this week. At
the county convention held in this
city a week ago nineteen delegates
were chosen to represent this county
and each one so chosen promised at
that time to go to Lewiston, but as
the time came near excuses were
found by one and then another
and when the train pulled out of the
county for the convention in carried
with 1t only seven Of the nineteen
chosen. and those were residents OF
this end Of the county.
Those to make the trip were John
Robinson, David Burrell, Clyde Han
son, o. H. Barber, ]. F. Gish, Benz.
Howell and Henry Rock.
The special train, which carried
the southern Idaho delegation to the
far north city, passed through here
Tuesday morning
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-16
Now Planning For Aberdeen Fair.

Now Planning For Aberdeen Fair.
That the people of Aberdeen ex-
pect to again have a fair and that
will more than likely outdo las1
year, is evident from the fact that
work on arrangements are underway
at this time. In speaking of the
matter the Times says:
A special meeting of the board Of
directors of the Aberdeen Fair asso-
citation will be held in the very near
future when plans for the coming
fair will be made and heads of de-
partments and committees will be
named. While it is intended that
this fair like the last one shall be
chiefly an exhibition of grains, veg
etables and other farm products, it
is not intended to neglect the pro-
gram of sports and other forms of
With the expert
ence gained last year and with more
time at their disposal the officers
of the association are much better
equipped this year to manage a sue
cessful fair and the work will be ex-
tended to cover the entire Aberdeen
Springfield tract.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-16
BOAT EXCURSION FOR
BENEFIT OF BAND

On Sunday May 10Th, 1912, The
American Falls Concert Band, will
run an excursion from American
Falls to Watts Island. Watts Island
is one of the most beautiful islands
on the Snake river and is a favorable
resort, at this season of the year, is
about IL miles from American Falls.
The trip will be made on "The Power
City'' and barge, furnishing accom-
modations for about 100 passengers.
The bdat will leave the landing near
the Steam laundry at 10 O'Clock a.
M, and will return at 6 'clock p. m.
The American Falls Concert Band will
furnish music for the occasion. ~
AS this excursion is being giySH by
and for the benefit of the band we
hope to see it well patronized. Turn
out and assist the band boys in max
ing this excursion a success.
The best of order is guaranteed and
ladies are especially invited.
Come and bring your families.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-16

Care of milk and making good
butter are things every mother on
the farm should teach her daughters
commencing while she Is a mere
child for she is then more easily
interested and always wants to do
what mama does If mother does
the milking, which is often the case
on a farm let her take the little one
when convenient to do so; let her
pet bessie and try to milk. Tell
her how it will help mama when she
can milk and how proud You will be
Of her. Thus you will get her in
terested.
Explain how crooks, pans, buckets
and strainer should be washed,
scalded and aired; how the milk
should be cared for: how long it
should set before Swimming. Give
her crock of milk to skim. She
may waste a little cream; If SO
do not scold, but let her try it again
and in little while she will skim
quite nicely. Watch her and see
how she tries to initiate you. When
you have churning to do let her see
how the cream looks; hand her a
spoon and let her taste the cream to
give her an idea of how sour it
should be. Have her stir it, calling
her attention to the thickess of
the cream and also to the tempera-
ture. Explain every detail. 1t is
the little things that makes the ac-
complished hOusekeeper. If you
are painstaking and patient you
will be surprised at the way the
little girl will handle milk and but
ter at very early age If you
sho ould be sick few days and find
yourself without help, as often hap
pens, you will be more than glad
that you spent the time teaching
your child how to care for milk and
butter. These were my own rules
and l can truthfully say that l was
proud of my own little girl, when
at the age of ten she make fine
butter; and not only that but could
get as nice meal as many older
girls.
y Mothers, teach your girls to do
all kinds of work and so help to
make happy homes and fewer di-
vorce cases.-Farm Journal.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1912-05-16
Facts From Fairview.

Mrs. Bolton returned home last
Saturday.
Mrs. d. T. Farnham has been con-
fined to her bed the last few days
with bilious attack
A family by the name Of Cash
has arrived recently from Hover,
Wash, and will live on the Ertle
ranch this year.
We understand that d. w. Davis
intends putting in 40 acres of pota-
toes this year. The well drillers on
his place reached water at a depth
of 1O4 feet.
Water was turned into the ditch
last week. Everybody Is anxious
to see the water ripping along again
especially the farmers who have no
wells.
A sister of Henry Hose, who was
on her way from Spokane, Wash,
to IOwal passed through American
Falls last Sunday Mr. Hose met her
there and accompanied her as far as
Pocatello.
The following were summoned
from this community to serve as
jurors in HALEY this week: Messra
Salee, Ertle. Yornell, Wall, Miller.
Jasmine, Peacock, Davis and Wilcox
School in town having closed
Supt. Wallis has returned to a wide
brimmed straw hat and is prepared
to give his attention to all the in
finite variety of farm life. In spite
of the straw hat one of the things
which he will speedily accumulate
will be a healthy tan. We are glad
to have them back on the ranch
again and trust the simple life''
will prove a recreation after the
of a winter in town.