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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
a.utomu5il. l.llnfna.

On Der gde Der 8. 4penue unb Race
Gtrabe ersisnst. iidb seftern Wittas
Elm unfall, bel pelaem Elm syubrtpsrt
Der Cincinnati Wirsbouno Dor go.
bon einem bon Groner R;rgan, DON
go. 1912 5optins Strabs selentten
loHsautomobil Der Sbeol Wbeel Co.,
go. 1919 Race Strabs. onssranni
unb fhper bsiddoigt ipurbt. DER
s5ubrnlann Grant Rsbifod. 30 Sabre
oft, bon go. 437 2uiprence StraBs
tpurbe aui bic StraBe geInleubtrt
unb srlitt ihIimms Wunben unb aon'
tufipnen. glahbsm er i'm itGotiihsr
boipital perbunben poroen NOR, tpur.
Be er beimgebradt. 4uh bas Automo-
tiI nurbe bel bsm llnfalI iaiper be.
fhGnigt.
I'm Rsabing Roao unb RodbaIe ap
foub ssftsrn Rahmittug cine aoliiiOr
3iDifhen einem g8deen nes W. z
ssirntosb. Ro. 2496 Rsabins Roao
Hnb bern autcmobil oes Or. Z. Gid
BERG jtati. Bon ben JnioHen tpurbt
gsitmanD perIsgt, isbon trug zines be,
pferbe einen 8sinbruh bnpon uni
ntnbie jpGtsr srido1tH iDerbsn. 8eio'
s5ubrrsrte purpen bel benz 3ufam,
rnenitoB idap<r bsihdbigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

&erosH fiir gusoebRung Der &aiier'
leitung oemuadDit geradjt
iuerneH.

Der Stdotrdtb tptrb binnen Gurs
gem um 4utoriiirung elmer 8onbauss
sabe BON $199, 500 fir Die 0erbeTes
rung unb Qusbehnuns Der itGotii4en
WuHsrleitung ongegongen psroen.
Die notbpeuoigsn gershnungeu fir
bic sin3elnsn 4rbsiten, Die gemaht
percen miifsn. iino nabs3u poqenoet,
unb 'obalb Serr 5ilIer. Der Superin:
tenDeRt oes DaFsrptrtRilungs De:
partsmsnts, nit isinsn 4ufiteGunger
Fsrtiq III, rpiro Der superintendent
Der Waiierrperte 8dlopin benz Staot:
ratb bic ublits Bomb Sroinon5 gu.
ienoeu.
8os 9elb tpirb fir bas Qegen 3abl
reider nsuer Qeitunssrobren, nameut
lid i'm Sitz unb Weitenoe, gebrauh
psrb.n uno aubsroem perbsn audi il
pisIeu StraBeu neue, groBsrs 2ei
tungsrobrsn ssIegt tperbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

Ger Heger syrdnt moore fpurne
ees ungefebfihen Goeainperfdufs on
Raiisserofen idulbig befuuben unb
NIT elmer Gslbrafs pDn $25 uns ben
aoiten teiirnft. Bier anbere gtsger,
tptlhe eingeiidnoensrmaben oas Gift
BON ibm getluft bdtten, purben NIT
elmer ernftlthen @ermabnung IaufeE
seIaHen.
Better 9ibfon erbiett fbeaen Boss
piliiser Sohbsfddoigung eins Gelbz
Itrdfe BON So nebit aoften subifiirt.
gr benobnt ein 3immer in einenl
bauie gde Der Carlisle 4penue unb
Yanmtler Strabe. tpelhes am Dons
neritag auf Iein orinsenDes 8erlanesn
neutapisirt sporben mar. Die 3dpet,
aber atFiel bsm Gibfou bur4dus ntht.
nm nun itiner Wutb unb gnttdus
I6ung 2uft gu MAIDEN. ihltuoerte q
mthrsre 8affteine purh bic Jenftel
ieinss 5uusberrn.
bsHrp 6dggaro, elm lofer gos.l
tpurpe pegen Rihtuerioraung Dor
Jrnu uno Gtnoern auf feds Wonut'
benz arbsitsbaus Iberipieier.
1ieislbe Strdfe puree bem pbilit
Chou aufaebrummt. DeIher ebenfoaE
| auf BeraHlaHuns ietner Jruu tDee.r
Rittperiorsung isinsr JamiIie per
haftet fporosn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
Die Desnett. 1ragDbie.
esbn i9iIbtrt bic i6re6li9e Gnts
be6nng in ber Glternmn5nuns.

Der Coroner belt s.ftern ben Sn<
qusit betreffs bes 1obes bes Jreoerif
SO. Bsnnett ab, nslher betanntItd Dor
elmer Node iefne bon ibm g.trennt le@
benbe ;yrau in ibrer Dobnung i'm
Burdbarb sSlatsebduoe an auburn
Npsnue, nieberfdoB uno iid bann nit
etnem RenolperfhuB entleibte. Qus ben
Nusfdgen bes 1errn Wm. 9easbdle,
Hrubers Der lrnu Bennett, iopie bes
Sobnes beg Gbepaars 5reb Bennett
sing berpor, baB Jrau Bennett nod
teine aenntmib BON benz Sobs ibres
Wnnnes bat unb buB bteis SsnrtniB
bon ibr fernsebaIten pirb, Big ibr 9ez
finben ii6 sebefert baben unb 1ie Ii9
ouber @efobr befinben tptro.
1rsb. Bennett jr. faats aug, bdb in
feiner Gegenpart rsie Streittgtsiten
stpiffen ieinen gltern itattgefunben
baben. Ct babe ieinsr Mutter einge,
ihdrft, Jpn fofort In aenntniB gu iez
Ben. tp.nn Der Batter fie miBbonbelt
ooer bsbrche. Seine Mutter babe ibm
itboh ME etiDos berartiqss mitaes
tbeilt. 3euge, tpelher StuDent Der
Wopbnarb bohfhuls lift, itiloerts
Johann BITE umffdnh, untsr benen er
an benz perbGngnibpolIsn Radmittas
bei ieiner 6eimtunft BON Der Sduls
feline fhiperper[.bte Wutter Iopis biz
2sihe f.ines Baters in Der 0obnuno
i'm gurdbarot Glatgebdubs pOrgefuns
ben bate. Seifie Wutter babe ibm auI
Bsfraeen eefasi. bob Der Batter ssgen
1890 ubr in bs wobnung sstommsn
uno fie nah siuem Wortpehisl nieoers
sefhofTen babe.
Rad qnfi9t bes .3eugsn iaB feline
Wutter nabe am Gsniter unb ndbte
ols Der Worbansriff itattfanb.
gmma Smith. cine far6iss WQ'h:
frau, rpelde on benz Soge Der grago:
bic fir ;5rou Bennett arbsitets, be:
5eugts, pab 8ennsit lid turs mad
Wittuq einaeitelIt uno Iie, uls III
bic Dobnungstbiir oufmaAte, sui
Ssite s.fhoben unb iid Den 3utrit
er;tpursen babe. lls6er Die Ipdtersr
gorgdnss tonnte 3eugiH feline 4us
tunft seben.
Redtsantpalt Jrunt 8uspeilei
tpurbe ssitern Rabmittag i'm probat
ssriht gum geripoItsr oes Bennett,
Na4laFss erndnnt. Der Teliidtsfen
labsu oes Selbftmorbers on Rsaoinf
Roao pirb peitersefiibrt perosn. BIZ
hi. 8orrdtbe perfnuft porosn iiuo
tporauf bas Gef6dft psrtauft perbei
pire.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

Grant unD Della G3ernetpsti, 204
Stetion StraBe; Mdo6en
Robert unD 8eFie 8atsr, 1851
Mpntgomerp Roao; UtdDhen.
5pman unb 8etp WsHeI, 10. uno
Qrpoioence StruBe; anabe
Mi6oeI uno gtngelQ Wtinth, 211S
6reetnan Npenue; Gnabe.
Sobdnn unb 8aroline 2etoeder,
1888 Gentral Qoenue; WdoheH,
WtQidm unp emma Wetta, 1858
6enf9op 4Denue; W}dodeu.
4pam unb @ltiubetb Nrnolb, 1903
5arriTor Aoenue; audbe.
Charles unD mdthttod 2epple, 1743
Baltimore Mpenue; Wdoden.
5reb uno auntgunDe Dtl3, 1860
Gin Strabe; Wdohen.
Qythur unb 8ui1ie Glier, 955 Set
Strabe; WGbhen.
Sam uno NtDuie Gaufmon, 400
Baum Strabe; Mdohen.
5enrp uno emma WurB. 170S
Race Strabe; Gnubs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
aas BEN VsIiseiSerid,t.

Die seFfrise Eitnne bss poIiseis
serinis ssiHaete fim bur& befonoere
4iirse aus unb odueri< MIR eiue baIbe
GtuHbe.
0rau 0enoDtpd Barrett. BON go.
1887 Central Apeuue, mar ouf Vers
onloHuns BON Rn&bcrn am Donners
Rag 4benb perbaftst iporben. fptiI fie
nngebiim NIT bem II 5o1re alien
sJnmss Rurpbp in ifngefsb bIid3er Msiie
jnInnmenkben ION. Die Drnu Bat
zine 10 Jdbre dite 1o4tes aus ibrr
Ebe NIT Barrett, unb NaAbdrn tbeif<
Ten Der ppli3ei NIT. bob bos aR1bGen
ein unpohenbss 0eim bnht. Die 1o6ter
ipurbe bem 5uetnbsfrt4i iibsripiefen.
pdbrenb bic Ulatier NIT einer Mor.
,axsg sntlaHen lpurse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
Eies uno Tas.

Die 8. Gprbes guilbine so.
erpirtte gsitsrn I'M itdotiIheH gauamf
einen 8auerldubnibihein fir bic Gr>
rittung zines 5tpeiItodigen WobnhGu.
fes uuf benz 9runDitiit glo. S43--845
ssinblap StraBe. Die Sautpften iino
auf $1,000 pspanfhla9t
- 9isesW Wopor So6nIpn. Der bes
tanntli6 eegeupdrtig uls Stabtobers
baupt fungir;, mahte gsiteru etnen
Hunbsang ourh pds RathRaus uuo
fam bierbei auh auf Den Dadboosn,
oeFIen Iofortige griiuolide Reiniguns
er onorbnete, ba oOs alts 8eriimpel.
bus bort aufssIpeidert 1T, fsbr fener.
sefdbrIih 1T.
- gus Staotratbs 9ommittee fir
Mittsl unb Wses einigte ith in fstnsr
gsitrigeH Stbung auF ben WortIout
Der neuen SrbinuH3 fir Die Reorgani.
firuna bes Bureaus bes Rauhtnipets
tors uno piro Die Groiuuu3 in tbrsr
nunmebriger Safuus am Disnftag
osm Stuotrath empfehleno etHbsrtts
ten.
- 8eIeeentIi9 Der iibliden On.
baht, bic am Sonntaa Rutmittas
um orei llhr i'm 3ufluhtshauie fats
finbet, pirb 8r. Grotbers eye ans
fprahe baltsn, pdbreno bic ainosr
osri6iebsne 9eidngs gu 9ehor bringen
rperpen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
Gterblidf feit1b beriMt.

Gee Rfase, %, 3ueisbOipitol, 5us
bersulofe.
Taarsarsi Gee, s5. AL Of 5. ap.,
Shpdt<.
Romanus Uiprris, ID. 129 on
Reunte 4n., Snaueit In Shsrebe.
GHmd gmbsboff. A., 1895 Dsns
bam Strnbe. 6ersleibeH.
Jobn Demanfoipsti. 78. 1704
pkaiont Gtrnbe. Riereuleioeu.
6<nrp RpaHwr. SO. 1889 Sonatbau
4n., Rrebs.
6eIen SptDeiter. 46. 1916 anoipls
ton 5trabe, Subertulofs.
Usnrie Nrameis, 50. 333 4lbons
4p., 4lters{hpdfe.
alice Keller. 52. 6015 Taain Ctr.
Gtbirnfdlae.
JoIepb SHslman. 81. Sibiihes
6ofpitnl. Rierenleiben.
Annu Cuff, 46 1872 matsr Ctr.
2ungnent5iinbung.
Sfnnc 2oubfrs, "a. 40 Ri6monc
Strabs. 9ubtrtuloie.
Snispb 2usarus. 66. 1924 Wain
StroBs, QierenIsiben.
Gertrude 6ollinssr, %, 1884 Ges
leitial Strabe. suber.uloie.
4onlft Bailep. "a, 625 grotun CTR,
RippenfellentsiinDuns.
glisa 0ooOe. 80. 459 Dft 5. slp.,
6<r3leioen.
2ouis Dtnnlsr, So. 8rptatp stp..
6er5leiben.
GD,poro aileu, 81. 247 Delta sto..
1uhertulcie.
aulio Giesel. 76, 2710 aed Cir.
Riersnleiben.
Wi4oel u. 3adfOa, 68. GrneH'
bous. Hisrenleiben.
breb. Gdiels, AZ. 1880 ainn Ctr.
Rierenleiben.
aSreb. Mdermann. 10, 2016 Bin.
Strobe. 2unosnent3iinbuns.
Gliiubetb bortmann, "a. 81 Bad
Gtrobe, 90 Drippe.
Gnaelbcrbt NradIein, 53, 933 .Mef
Ndte Mp.. QsbsrOerbdrtuns.
Afam 3. Jibaul 81. $40 DAT Str,
Gebirnf@i0g.
gburles Geseoreus. 82. Geim be,
armsnfADeikrn. 2unssnmt5ilnbuns.
AHn1 Diebclb. 81, 0eim bsr Mrmen,
| |iHipeftern, G<rJieibtH.
benyp pldget. 81. 1881 glaf
Gtrabe. Qunstneni5iinbans.
1beobor G6miDt. So, $40 Ddnbs
rih9e Strobe. G6lrGde.
4boui1s Cdpss, 81. 1912 Brain
Gtrobf 2ebtrptrbdrtsus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24
Gin bobss aleinuS

In Der quite Rome. CT pilI triperben
unb bebauptet fein. DeutliN seiet bas
Der CUTE Ndme. ben fin melt ii6tr BIZ
grbt bin bic bsriibmtsH ct. Bernorh
QrGutsrpiIien eriporben babsn. 1aur
fenbe unb 1oufenbe bon Waenf6en,
ipeId< on id9ipertn Hranibeiitn Des
Uaoaens, Der Q<ber uno Der Rieren
Iittsn. prsiien biefe trefflinsn pilIsn;
benn ohne beren eiiIfe ipirhen iens
Geute fhoH IGngft unier bem Roftn
Iieatn. unb t6eli4 msbrt iih Die 3nH
ber Qobreoen; benn bieie DiIlsn be.
fnupten aud bas Qieinob ibres suttn
NGuaeRS. % Cents. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

6err gbas. gramt1mp. gegl.is
tuns bon 5errn Wolter gsberger.
z. Dorftenung bes Rebners-Riht.r
MilIiam 8. qiibers.
8. gortrag 6err paitor 6. S6nsls
Ier, o. ..
9. 4nfprade paitcr Sugo Giftne
Iobr.
10. ao[lfte gum geiten bes SpriIh.n
Doiienbaufes unb Der bamit pers
bunbeneH tDobltbdtieen anitalten
in SerInlem. Ddbr.no Der
aolette Wufifportras bon Der
Shrine gunb; Or. 10. 9. Code,
9irisent.
IL. geians Colo: rTbs aorb is mn
eight. C4aitfon). Drau aniois
nette merner Weit. 9egleitung
bon 6errn Waitsr gsxreer.
IL. Dontabltottuns Ridtsr Wiainm
s.. Qiibers.
13. 5enpreGolo: ,Du fii6r, mid
(prptbero.) - Gerr Sotn 6offa
mann. 8eeleitung pon 5errn
Wdltfr Gsberger.
Ia. Shlubpebst unb Stsen - paitor
u. q. RhinOip.
Is. 9eIang Der gerfnmmlune: Chr
fei bem Batter unb bem Sobn".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

gen gefhdftslenten feiner erpben Be-
lkbthtit. geim Mapor lief eeitern cine
petition Elm, bic bon foit alien @e>
fddfts!euten ouf beiben Seiten Der
Walnut StraBe, 3tpifhen Der 5. uno
6. Mpe., unter5eihnet mar unb in tpel@
der Der Wtabor erfuht ipirb, bic
rWolballa" fir einen 9emeinihaben
5u ertldrsn nnb 3u i6lieben. Sn Der
4ngslegenbeit piro Dor Der aidtebr
Wtanor 5unts aus ct. Gputs nihts
oetban fperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

Die 9erbreiteruns Der Strdbe an
Der 6. 9lpe. nnb BanmilIer Strobe, biz
betanntlih pom DsrfloHenen Stuotratf
beIhlpiIen tpnrpen mar, pirp Dom sea
oenp1rtigen Gtabtratb in ettpos mos
oifisirter JDrm porsenommen peroen
8as aomnittee fir Wiittel unb gDegs
piro benz Gtanirath ON Dieritag eTs
pfebIen, nidt. ipie urfpriinslid gss
plant, 3ipei 6duier on Der Rproofted'
Der gonmilIer Str. unb 6. ape fiil
bic proieftirte Werbreiterung 5u tan'
fen, ionb<rn nur bas gdbaus, oa bic
iss poIltommen ousreideno lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

Die Dorbereitunsen fur bic NaHen'
ryriommIung ipurbtn pon ben fclgsn'
fsn MusfMahen setroffeu:
Ridtxr WifIiam 8. QHoers. Dors
iiteansr; u. q. RbiEop. Sefrttis;
8. 80. zinter. G4os osmfiiter.
progromm Committee: 6. 6snl,
ysoretsnber; 3. Dorm, u. 3. Raft. Y.
Il. Gtaiaer. Y. Remens. 8. 4ftl.
s5indn3- Qomnittst: 8. 10. zlhttr.
Uoriitenh<r; Jobn DDrnetts. Gr., 9,
yob. Gusen Gddfer. 4ueuit o. 4ii@'
let. q. Qubi6monn.
puhlitdiions sStDmmittee: n. Dob.
mann, NorFtenber; Q. 9ingler, y,
Hnapp, 6. Gho6f, o. 1dupt, s.,
Runs, u. G9nbe. R. pIiibDemann.
llfber.Qommittes: s5reb. Sobans.
monn, 5r., gorIitenosr; n. g. Ditbs.
2. Gdnes Carl 64miet. q. ools'
APPEL.
Gmpiauas. .aommittes: !. pinrr,
NosRttnner; g. Gel3er, 8. g. 4r1.
laer. q. Wirtb, 6. Sober unb Ri&tel
nm. q. Qubtrs.
Qlaffs5s s5spmmittts: 6ugo CiitnIo6r.
&osftenAer: T.. 3orwe1. 8. 0erioh.
B. 6ObMcnn. 8. 8. Wleper. Grnii
Osb.
Gnr bie Werjonmlune III nu4fts
teHbes prcsraMu 0ufotIfellt:
I. prGlubhau. G6rine Honb. Or.
M. 8. Code. Dirioent.
2. anrufung - 9aitcs 8. qihtr.
81. ..
3. GJ<fang Der UerI6mmluns.
= G&riRabf f4nitt dpsr q. Golt
ber, 81. -.
3. Uebtt 4Jdlor 9. 4dlnsr.
= 1essr Gslo: ~ oelp Gita,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

Die iogenaHnts uubeitehIihteit III
meilt ni1ts als cine ,preis "frage.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

HaIbaIa anseblid, gemeinid,aSsn.
DIE unter benz Ram<n .Dalbolla"
beionnte Wirtbfhaft an Der malnui
etrobe, nabe Der 6. MDe., srfreut iif
III ben IN Der Ta4bari&aft anidHi'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

GBsrSEdhefis UanissrnA nHb zhsufd. asie.
sadss. ssAiHst aHs aadssts in 1 efs nab.
lsu.
6s. 0sisIeE. 333 DsA g. ape.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-24

prpbirt IL. 6. WetaI polifh'
unb -Harteepers drienb". b
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Wah europa.

Robincn uno 9etten fir Die beoOr
itebenoc Salion weroen iest belegt au
aaeu
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-10-03
Announcement to the Public

~ FAD THIS the Of the People Lecture Course Tor Rver
Falls for the season Of 1912 and 1913 We believe that the
- unusually the Of all lovers OF high
class entertainment There numbers and attraction
vet the whole public for tickets below that usually
asked for seoondcs This describes the talent Read
it. and keep it for future reference.
Notice the following regulations sale Of tickets and
L. Tickets sold separately but ticket be punch
ed at time Of purchase Of seats at laggarts.
g. Present both check door Of church
you expect and hear the The ticket admits and the
check gives you You have both ticket nnd check
g. Course tickets good admit numbers will be sold for dollar
A. There will be reduction Of ticket until after the third
number For the last numbers tickets will ninety For the last
three seventy-fve and Tor the last
ticket good for number only will be sold for forty
o. Tickets will be sold by before the first sale, and will be
sale at Iaggas after seat sale
Not than will be sold purchaser and pch
present many tickets be punched as he wishes
No telephone telegraph mail letter will be honoed
before Of the first day Of seat sale for each number.
g. Programs will be the NJ T. church, and each will begin
promptly at 8:l5 p
10. Every the house reserved depending the location
but get youe reSe~DeZ seat chech.
ILL., Seat sale the first day Of sale for each number and
there will be numbering for place line former years. Experience
shows that there enough good and good enough for everybody
rushing croudng Therefore,
line, and nH turn Seats will be sold tie o~e~ of
comlng.
IL. Seat sales will Taggarts the following date
Saturday, October 5. for University Girls
Saturday November q for Lincoln Me Connen
Saturday. November To- for The Hussas.
Saturday January H. for Robert Parker Miles,
Saturday. January rs. for Frank j. Cannon
Saturday, February H. for Sarah Mildred Wilmer
Saturday, March l3 for international Operate Company.
.Dou~S <o~ a successful SeuSOn,
j. w. r. Ames G.. N. Wiger. G. a. Bird, G. Whitcomb
w. S. Weles,- Committee
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-10-03
MIXING CONCRETE
Timely Advice to Farmers and to
Home Owners.

At this time of the year when so
many farmers and home owners are
using concrete, professional advice as
to the mixture which produces the
best results is a matter of general in
terest.
Richard Hamer, Milaca, Mimi, rails
es this question with reference to
the manufacture of concrete blocks for
we'll curbing and has received the fol-
lowing response from the Editor Gee
ment User" 1905 Stock Exchange
building, Chicago:
''In general, we do not approve of
concrete that is mixed too dry; how
ever, it is possible in the case which
you have mentioned that the blocks
are good enough for the purpose.
With a concrete which is mixed rather
dry the quality depends much on the
method of curing. If you will insist
that the blocks which you buy be
made under the following conditions,
we are sure that you will obtain a
good product. 1t is very probable that
the manufacturer is now making them
in this manner.
1.-THE concrete should be mixed as
moist as possible but not SO wet but
that the forms can be removed imme-
diately after the concrete is well
tamped into the molds. Such con-
crete well tamped into place will leave
hair-like markings of moisture on the
mold when the mold is removed from
the block. AS soon thereafter as the
concrete will stand it, the block should
be sprinkled with water. Likewise,
it should be sprinkled thereafter every
day for at least three days. During
the time it should not be exposed to
hot sunshine and wind.
For a we'll curb, you will under
stand such a strong concrete is not
needed as under some other condi-
tions. If the blocks at the age of one
month are sufficiently strong to with
stand ordinary handling, they will do
very well as curbing."
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RIVER FALLS, WIS.

Special courses of study are pro-
vided for High School graduates as
we'll as for those who have complet-
ed the common schools and grades
in city schools.
The Diploma of the school be-
comes Life State Certificate after
the holder has taught successfully
for one year and received the ap-
prevail of the State Superintendent
of Public Instruction.
An Elementary course Of two and
one-half years is offered which leads
to the Certificate. This becomes a
State Certificate which is valid for
five years, after the holder has
taught successfully for one year.
The school has large reference
and textbook libraries and we'll
equipped physical and biological
laboratories. Excellent facilities
are provided for special work in
Manual Training, Domestic Science,
Music, Drawing and Physical Train
ing.
Tuition is free in the Model Grades.
The pupils in these grades have the
advantages of the courses in Music,
Drawing, Manual Training, Domes-
tic Science and Physical Training
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FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH.

Mark vi, 14-2o-e--
s3e thou faithful unto death, and tcilI giOe
thee crown of life. ''-ReOelGttOn ii, 10.
ODAY'S STUDY includes John
q the Baptist's death. King He
~ rod had put away his wife. and
was living with the wife of his
brother Philip-Herodias. John the
Baptist in his preaching had referred
to the fact that King Herod was liv-
ing in violation of the Divine Law, and
was likely to bring upon the people
war, for his wife was the daughter of
King Aretas.
Herodias heard of Johns teaching,
and was both angry and fearful. Had
Herod put her away, as would have
been his duty, she would have been a
disgraced woman, for the Herods were
well known in Rome and elsewhere.
Herod feared John and feared the
people who believed John to be a
Prophet, but Herodias feared neither
God nor man. In Difference to Hero
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HAS MADE A FORTUNE.

N. G. Scram of Seattle, Wash, q
graduate of the Mankato Commercial
College six years ago, has made won
derful success, and attributes it to the
training he received at the Mankato
Commercial College. He says he is
worth $4,000 as a result of his bust
ness training and that there is moth
ing like a business education if one
wants to succeed in life.
Write postal to the Mankato Com.
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi, for
their free catalogue and special offer.
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LEGAL NOTICES
(First publication Sept. IL, 1922
Probate Notice

STATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court for
Pierce County.-In Probate.
Notice is. hereby given that at the special
term of the County Court to be held in and for
said county, at the County Court Room In the
village of Ellsworth in said county on the End
Tuesday, (being the 9Th day. of October,
A. d. 1912 at 10 o'clock a. M, the following
matter win be heard and considered:
The application of Nels Jesenn to admit TO
probate the last will and testament OF Jorglna
! ensen. late of the City of River Falls, in said
county deceased. and for letters testamentary
thereon to be issued to Nels Jensen OF Chris
holm. Minnesota.
Dated September 10, A. D. 1912
BY the Court,
ALLEN P. WELD. County Judge.
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clare, He may do what He will with
His own.
Nothing in Gods promise bound Him
to give John the Baptist place in the
Bride class. The Apostle Peter de-
clares that God foreknew this class,
predestinated 1t as class from before
the foundation of the world; and He
is now making a selection according
to principles. to determine who may
be of this class. He gave no oppor-
tunity to John the Baptist to be of this
class, but permitted him to die when
he had accomplished the work intended
for him. None can be of this Bride
class who died prior to Pentecost. for
there the Holy Spirit was first given.
and without this none can occupy the
plane of sons; those under Moses and
of his House were servants.
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First publication Sept. 10, 1922
Probate Notice

STATE OF WISCONSIN. County Court for
Pierce county.-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at the regular
term of the County Court to be held in and
for said county. at the County Court room in
the village of Ellsworth. in said county. on the
first Tuesday (being the 5th day. of November.
a. d. 1872 at ten O'Clock a. m. the following
matter will be heard and considered:
The application of Anna Olson to ad-
NIT TO probate the last will and testan ent OF
Olena Nelson. late of the town of Martel
in said county deceased. and for letters
teStamentary thereon to be issued to oscar M
Olson of the town of Martell
Dated Sep ember 1S, A. d. 1912
By the Court,
ALLEN p. WELD County Judge.