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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09
Seridt.
8idrige aOnferens.

Auf tommenben Montao 8ormits
too bat giirgermeiiter Sunt enc
'pidti9e aonferen5 nit 8ertretern Der
ocrihieoenen bieiigen 6eihaftsprga.
nliatIonen In ieinem guredu an5e.
toumt s5n oieier aonfereu8 ioQ ndm.
lid iiber 9iittel uno s2ege beratten
iperoen, rpie fir bic Staot Elm @aiier.
So6orudipiten sei6affen peroen
tann gum beiieren SGus BEL etlpci.
gen sSeuersbriinlten.
Die sSrage mar bereits Dor 1sabres.
friit pont giirgermeiiter in anregGna
gebroft Doroen, aber 6urd, oas.Soh.
luaiier ltnb bic peribieoenen Stre:fs
in ben 6intsrgruno gebrdnet.
anaeiifts Der gelpaltigen Geaers.
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allsa sertrauensiflia.

gsiiern albsnb mad 10 llbr kirat
Elm eiiDu 16 Sabre alter iunsen Mann
uno tin eiiun 50 Sabre alter Roger ben
enbsn Der frau Dora gurte. SO. 664
Weff 5. Sirdbe uno tnufien Elm pcnr
Goden. aIs 3ablunssmittel aaben
bic 9nrfdxn Der Grau cine S5 Qcte,
ouf Delnt fit Dus Ms6felgsIb erbiels
ten. Gpdtsr fteuss lih sraus, DoB
bic Noie Doilitdnois ipsrtblos tn, Do ss
cine s. Vots Der tbemals Gonf0o<rira
ttn Staatsn mar. Die polissi mel.
DE TIM 9efib elmer guisn 1eidreibuno
Der Burden III. bOfft oerfslben balD
babbdft gu nerben.
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Cine 0nttdnif)ung
Sraffe Der seitrise srite SdnItag init
gssns anf bic SdDiilersabi.

Gas neiie SdDiiIiabr in oen Silent.
ltten Stnlen nobm am aeitrigen
loge feinen slnfang un6 Der SfmIbc.
itd, brahte, mnf ocn norl1uiioen
WicIoingen, Die Dem ShuIiuperinten.
ecnten Gr. Gonbon iiber oie 3nbl Der
Shiiler iibermiitelt puroen, cine
grobe Gnitdiiihimg. aus oieieu Bob.
lei, Die aIteroings uorl1ufig nod nr.
roIlIi1noia iino uno audi nod nid,t
ous alien SduIen porIieaen. eebt ber.
Gcr, baB Die Sd)iilerSabI geaen Dos
gprjabr nm Elm geoertenoes abge.
rtuInmen bat, p1breno man nllgemein
cine 3itnabne erpartet bate, inoa
ooourd3, 6oB ltuier Dem neuen ainoer.
nrbeitneieB oieIe ainber, bic in Den
lesten beioen Ssabren lid, ihr @roo
ucroient hatten, niinmebr lpieoer 5inn
z hulbeiud) aejriIngen iinb. Cant oen
3abIen, Die iotpeit norlieacn, lteIlten
iid geiteru Siim ShnIbeiuf in ben
grimdr. mo ,sniermcoiatifnien
33, ,70i Snnber elm, mdbrenb Die 3obl
Der 9ogIinge i'm periloiienen So1re
35.0i6 beiraaen bate. aIleroinas
IieaeH nod ridt gerifte 1us aIlen|
Sdlulen Dor, ioooB nod Elm fIeiucr
3npad,s 81 errparieu III. Sn ben per-.
id'ieoenen 5ofihulen muroen &c.
ftern 1850 ainber gum llnterrid)t OH.
aemeIoet, tp1breno Die Sohihuleu i'm
rerflofienen Sabre oon 376S 3ogIiu.
ger be'mft piroen.
Tie S6ulen. aus oenen geitern
aerifte cinIiefcr. poren iuie ioIat:
1. Giitrisi $40. Sutton 27S, 6. II.
Itrift 1O02. Raihig 604, If. Iiiirist
1868. IL. 9iitritt COS. Sonbs 99T.
l6. Iiitrift 735, 8nibnatou 81,
20. Iiftrift 636, -. 1iitritt 522.
23. Giitrift 795, %. Giiiritt 4s9,
9loom 549. 2S. Iiitrift 592, |
20. 1iitrift 772. apouoaIe 10. |
Bomb Sia $50. Gbaie 593. GeHtrn. |
Sairmolnt 435, Clifton SOP. 10.
Ilunbio $50, College Gill lis, |
SonaIas 594, gpntliiou 4i2, Gar.
iieIo 627. 6uiIfor6 500. SigbIanh5 !
$40. Sortiuea 33f, bartrpea 342. |
Snoe Rarf 775, 3uiIud)tsbalis l26,
ssoiimann Cos, Raun 3ss. airbp
Rcn0 669, 2ineoIu 552. 2impooo |
3i4, DscainIep 537. Oioraau 640.
sacro 5airmount 800. Sotlcp 456. |
CnIer $50, gIeaIaut gli6ge 329, |
RiperiiSe 39s, SapIer Rorf 2S6. |
Shermon 904. 8inc SiraBe 40, |
292, gSebiter 765, 1einuooo
10, gabitticr $50. 8. Tiitritt 80,
gcosIee 5O6. I. sSntermebiat 730. |
SortbiIbungsifnIe 100, Cartilage /
i13. Sadfon 521, Mlobiioroile $50.
Utnton QIaee 430. MinbIor 5S7,
gaubItummenifuIe 80, SpesiaIihule
iilr ana6en 80, SpesiaIitlIe 90. 3
55; gIinoeaid1uIe 10; 5uiammeu
33, ,701.
sohihuIen: Suahes 1887. 8ooo.
uoro 1866. @aInui Sias 423.
gIcninnt slioge t06. sartrpea "a,
RaSiioHpiIIe 1913; suiammen 1859.
lie beiiniiipen 3nblen iiber Den
5huIbe;u6 rpereen am lesten Sdul.
.nae Aieier 8od,e. am s5reitag, Dem
SdIIinperinfenoenten Tr. 0onoon
;ilaeiieni perben.
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Observation-Disclosures.

5olesnSs Observation-Disclosures wur'
ben geiiern ousgeitslIt:
pedrI Sirtet Wartei gdnt, umbau,
is Oft II. Ctr, $4,000.
8. GrisbbOff, 2tftSdisss gadfisin.
bdus, an Der Der fiio6iili6en eds Der
Woooforo uno aOeuit Str, $1,000.
Georss 5Oltenbsrs, 2tftOdisss Bad
ftsinbdus, an Der Su6feiit Der Ratier
4ns.. nubt 6arriion. S4500.
g. unb 8. RaiIroao gompanp,
Ddrb Office, Geii uno Westan
4pe., 5000.
e. Q. 5arpnoi, 2aft0dises Grames
baus, 2406 2408; $500.
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9abtpn nme Sellebue

- 5raG. Rueger uus Satin Don
Chicago. 81, beiinoen lid bier an
@ciut bel 6reunoen.
Giabrefcr Sraugcn in Oa5
&lub3lnmer oes ). aIDe. Stubs IN
Gapton uHo itublen IS in 9aar, 300
Glaarrcu lmo ionitige Saheu. Iie
E2Ii5ci Duroe beradridtlgt.
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R e 10 y er (.

! Sie Gciupurt Office fir Sas Sin
rinnatter Sulfsblatt" beftnbct iia iu
Ro. 339 Yorf StreRe, gegcuiiber ecm
GOnrthanie, mpieI6it Ncuigfeiten, Gin
Sctgeu II. |. IN. bis 10 llbr 40 Wiun'
ten sIbeHbS entgcgeugeuommcn mer.
ben. SelepbOn South 2401.
9runoeiqsntbums uebertra,
gungeu: peteriou Sartor an Sopbia
@i9Her, Qot an Der Daibington Ctr,
0apton, 81. - WtoIss 9igranstp on
WoQie ReoiIIe, Got an Der 2. Strabs,
81. - 5snrp 9ente an Senrp unc
Bette gente, Got on Der 0'Fallpu
QOe., gelepue. - mtihaeI Relies an
Barbara WiQiams, Got i'm Sngalls
port, 81.
gilbert Sauer, bon Der Monz
mouth Strabe, nuros pon sinem no
tor Der Iinte 3sigefinger OerItiimmsIt.
Seute Qbeno finoet cine Der
iammIun9 Der giirgsr BON Cote Bril-
Iants itott, um &nnbiooter fir qoliz
3etrttter, WIaribaII uro 5 Sruitees
auf3uiteQen, bic in Der QODsmberpqbl
erpablt lueroen iollsu.
Staotridter DiQium 6. guteu
bat 9eitern feline Sanoioatur fir 8ies
oernabI betannt gemaht.
- Die Campbell So, Agricultural
Spaietp erpdbIte foIgenoe 8eamte:
Yraiioent q. %. gpro; 9ice Draft
bent, Sobn Sobo; DiQiam 5batder,
S4aBmsiitsr; 81. g. Roufe, RuQetz
tor; .. 8. WtQiams, SetrstGr; 8iz
rettorsn; 5. m. 0rigbt, ). ). S6ap,
If. g. Rouie, Wm. 9batIher, Z. 8.
BRite, go. Bare, 6. S. Grupper uno
BOrth 0asnep.
-- 3bereIio Senoelba6 erlanote i'm
Girnit8eriate Die Gbeitsiouna Don
2lloiS SenbeLbad auf 9runb Don
UflBbanoIung uHo erbisIt iie oas
Re6t thren Wla06snramen SbereIia
Senltff fii1ren gu DUrfen.
- Re0. Greoerit anapp, Der be-
ltebts gaitor Der Gp. 9rot. ct. Soz
5dnnts Sir6e, Der infoIge bes Sdeus
Deroens ietnes pferoes on Der WaTbs
ington 2tpe., nit fsiner 8attin als lie
'I6 ouf benz 9eimpsge befanben aus
cer autihe aeidleuoert uno perIebt
puroe, 1T INNER nod bettldoeri1.
Seine Satin tam beiTer bapon.
Jrau Greberit S5ones, 2e Sabre
lit, 5o6ter beg 6errn geniumin oyaz
,ois, bon go. IA SO. A. Strabs, berz
.fHeb geftern auf bem 0ege nah bem
Speers 9Dipital. Die Gei6e puroe
1a6 Der QDobnung ibrer Gltern as=
'ro6t uno Coroner Or. Diebp Don
oem Sale in &enntniB geIsst.
- 8ictor 6. 8iuiams, Setretdr Der
Sampb&ll 60. agriculturql 5ocietn |
.Hb Sobn 70. Rtlsp, Supt. Der Camp |
,eQ 90. S6uIen, purben inFplae beg |
5heuperbens ibres pferbes auf Der
Alexandria pite aus bem guqqp aez |
6leIoert. WiQioms erlitt einen |
Srud bes QoIenbeines, bes reftsn
Irmes unb innsre 8erlesungen. Reiz
ep enttan NIT lei4ten 5autabf6irz
unsen. Die 0enannten befanbeu lid, |
luf benz 6eimDes non Golb Gprinas,
ep. Runoem fbnen bic erite drstlihe |
oilfe qelefftet fporben mar, tpurben Sie
lad ibreH Dohnunssn transportirt. |
- Ghsf6sins; Carl Ssnninss unD
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Ititaiieoer oiirfte onf ben llinItano
5nriif5iifiibren iein, ooB inioIae Ser
Spe5idiiitnng am 80. alauft Die
Sttungstage eine @erihiebuna er.
baiten boben, oenn Die oii geitcrn nn.
beraiiint getueiene Sisilna bate lnut
benz ltdnOiaeit Rroarnmm bereits am
.. September ltattiinoen ioIIpn. Tic
l1ahite Situn1 miro am %. Scptent.
Der abgebaIten meroen.
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briinit, bon fueIdcr Dor fpeniaen "a.
gen Sct Springs, arf., beingeiuht
inoroen lit nno Die aud MIR infolgc
Wonermongels einen 10 gctpoItigen
umfans onnebmen tonnte, lift bosSots
6riidsBroieft tpieoer in Den 8oroer.
Gruno getreten un0 nit ieiner Ser.
ioirfIihnna iou balomosIibit begon.
lien iperoen.
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Dos Epislen Der ainber duf ben
sfahrbdmmsn Dat aeitern otn LOB Der
4 Jabre alien Celia apDen, go. 412
Smitb Strabs foobnbofi. CUR Golse
eebdbi. Die aieine fpielis auf benz
iSabroamm unb lief nabei nirest In sis
men Wogoon Der Gafi Gnb ainit I'll.
nein. Dem Wotormnnn mar es nint
nsbr m6alih, ben Waaaon auf bic
furse Gntfernung sum 6aiten su brins
gen. Dos HinD tpurbe aberfnbren
lsab fofors gs.ociss. Die Hopfbaut
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aein Enornm.

Tie geitrige Shllratbsfisiinn
mnBte ausfalen, oa fein Quorum ,ar
Steae mar 9iBepr1ii0ent Scbn
Stgoab uno 10 Wsifglieber, BON Be.
ncn a..eroings perid3iebene aud crit
nit arober gerfp1timg einirnieu,
tarrten bis b1Ib 3ebn llbr geouloiJ
alii oas 10. WiitgIieD, nm oie ge.
horoe beidluBf1big 5u MAIDEN.
Sbr Sorren mar jeDod) uergebers
uno nm balb 5ehn uhr gao nsln
fhlieBlidI Die Soffnung oui Elm 8n.
ianoetomHen elmer Sisnng nlli.
las ausb!eibea ujeler SAlS.atbs.
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Am Rano botcI enieedien seitsrr
0etsstiDs ben 10 Sabre aIten CHARTS
Ulners. DtI6er Dor eiuiser 3eit aus
aepitcne, W. 9a., bur6esbranni unb
Der goIissi aIs permibt aemslbst mar.
Ter anobt ipirb bis 3ur empfang,
nnhme our6 feline eItern in S6us.
taft nerbleiben.
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Der gruber pon 9osneu Q. 90.
ecnberg. i5 Sabre alt. aus appleion,
8is., eriud,te geitern in einem
Sdreiben bic Qnli5ei. llmihau iIad)
benz anaben Sit hnlten, peld,er ieif
Iongerer 3eit BON Soiiie DeriGUnn.
ben III.
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Dor sifpa 3 Dofen fiel Der 8 Sabre
alis MilIinm areppe pon go. 3711
portlcnb aDenus. bsim Spiel in elmer
Sfeurs an Der Golerain apsnue pom
6suhcben nno sos iih nuber einsm
SGdbeIbruh cine @shirneridiitieruns
Al. Der Wstunsliidts lpurbs na6 Dem
i.detiifeR 6ofpital ssbrnti, ipofelbit
er aefsern Itinsn 8srlebungsn erlcg.
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Jm itaoiif6en Sofpital Deritarb gss
tern 4benb um 8 ubr Der 81 Sabre
WerlGufer 5umts 5inion, pom 30. 704
Weit 8. Sirobe. binion srfraRsie ess
gen 6 libr abenbs in fsinsr Bobnuna
tnb mubie fpessn zines DarmIsibens
eiIsnbs BEN 6ofpiinl eingeliefsrt lpers
ben. Der Coroner purhs BON Dtm
lobe oss Wannss ben04ridiisi.
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Rsrisnsl- stisen.

Die ftsrbiihe 6iilk BON 0rau Sos
banHa GoIler geb. 5baubaI6.
ipirb am Wtiitnph um 3ipei lbr BON
Srauerbuuis, go. 1884 5iDnep aDe.
aus CUR Iesisn Rube sebeitei fpsrbsn.
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res iIeinrn Epftrs ipurbe faIt bon.
it6nbia dbgeriiTsn. Zen WlctormouH
fcn teine ShuIb an Dem llnFaG irtfs
fen.
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HnpN sarbsfssr NIT EiHsst afsamusent
hVAeAs fdbnetDef nns bdiffi ain ben Dnrtss
ilnh fdiifieli eS<ufs NIT gineuE GpfrHsHtnbfr.
g5lrS IN tsbem gtdns bertauH Hrsis $50.
IN. o. gsnrfsn. beH 5obnsf0fpn, Cnic, fnxSlbf:
Ter 6orneFtet orbettet fptg Gle hehnsfpfeu
CT erfporte mir iibsr S25 an afbeitsfralf fsbies
qnhf besm Gsrnitneibefl Va f6nifs 1nsbr
agS 800 EgnodE MADE I HHfbfl8 W0rH ANN
GOOD 2euaifffie nHo Adtaiee fret. Mtbifeuua
&alsna, aanfas
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D q mi lit %.

llnier gacnt in SamiItOn lit
Scrr Gouaro Srud, 449 SnO 5iinitc
Strafe. Sea Si. 476 R., QUms
9buue 1851 u,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-05-09
Guard Your Children
Against Bowel Trouble

Many children at an carly age
become constipatcd, and frequently
serious consequences result. Not
being able to realize his own con-
dition, a chilj's bowels should be
constantly watched, and a gentle
laxative given when necessary.
DIR. Miles Laxative Tablets are
especially we'll adapted 10 women
and children. The Sisters OF
Christian Charity, S3r Charles ST.,
Luzerne, Pa, who attend many
cases of sickness say of them:
"some time ago we began using DR..
Miles Laxative Tablets and find that
we like them very much. Their action
Is excellent and we are grateful for
having been made acquainted with
them. We have had good results in
every case and the Sisters are very
much pleased"
The form and flavor of any medi-
cine is very important, no matter
who is to take it. The taste and
appearance are especially important
when children are concerned. All
parents know how hard it is TO give
the average child medicine" even
though the taste is partially dis
guised. In using DR.. Miles Lax
alive Tablets. however, this diff
Guilty is overcome. The shape of
the tablets, their appearance and
candy-like taste at once appeal to
any child, with the result that they
are taken without objection.
The rich chocolate flavor and
absence of other taste, make DIR.
Miles Laxative Tablets the ideal
remedy for children.
II the first box fails to benefit,
the price is returned. Ask your
druggist. A box of IS doses costs
only as cents. Never sold in bulk.
MiL9e MEDICAL CO.. EIkhart, Ind.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-05-09
RECORDING THE
INDIANS MUSIC

Geoffery O'Hara. recently APP
pointed by the Interior Depart
ment at Washington to record
the tribal songs and music of all
American Indians, began his
work in New York City last
week by taking his first phono-
graphic records of the songs of
the Blackfoot Indians who are
there on a visit from Glacier
National Park, Montana. Must
cal America gives these state
ments concerning the singing of
the Indians:
During the stay of the red
men in New York, Mr.. O'Hara
is having them sing into phono-
graphs, and the records will be
sent on to Washington to be put
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-05-09
The Free Sugar FaIIacy.

Concerning the placing of sugar on the
free list so as to be benefit to the consumer a
New Orleans paper SCOTS at the idea and goes
on to explain its reasons in the following lam
guage:
THE claim that placing sugar on the free list
will cheaper the cost of that important article OF
general consumption is so transparency wrong
that it is surprising that Mr.. Wilson and his adj
visers have been so easily deceived. Past ex-
periences warrant the belief that the moment that
this country removes the tariff on sugar the for
eign producing countries will place an export tax
on their shipments. There is no more available
subject of taxation in the great sugar growing
countries than sugar itself, and an export tax
could be easily and equitabIy collected. The ex-
perience with Coffee which now enters free of
all duty. should be Sufficient warning to the
free-sugar advocates. The consumer in the
United States now pays more tor the coffee he
uses than he paid when the delicious bean paid a
duty on entering the country. Free coffee, there.
FORE increased the cost of the article to
and the experience with free sugar will be idensi-
cal should Congress ever be foolish enough to
pass free-sugar act. .
1.-The plea that free sugar is desired by the
people as means of furnishing the Sugar Trust
is sublimely ridiculous The refners would profit
largely by being able to import the raw sugar
they handle free duty. as they being the only i'm
porters would be able to exact much larger
margin of profit on the refined article than they
now do. Moreover, the destruction of the beet
sugar industry by free sugar would eliminate the
present competition of the 600 tons of beet pro-
duct, which goes on the market in refined state
with the product of the trust refneries"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-05-09

in the Government archives,
thereby preserving for all time.
the muisc of the original Ameri-
cans, who are rapidly passing
to the Happy Hunting Grounds. /
"The Indians could hardly
grasp the idea at first of how
they could sing into a tin horn
and thereby record their music.
After the first song had been
sung, however, the reproduction
was given them in a few min
utes and the magic of-the opera
tion was bewildering to them.
They thought it was the most
wonderful of all the wonders
they have seen since their inva-
sion of Greater New York. Mr..
O'Hara will have them sing
daily to his photograph while
the Indinas are in New York
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-05-09
The Alien Land Bill Passes.

The alien land ownerhip bill that has attract
ed so much attention from the federal authorities
has passed both branches of the California legis-
lature and has been sent to the Governor for his
signature. The Governor has been one of the
bills most enthusiastic advocates and there is
not the slightest doubt but that the bill will re-
ceve his signature in due time.
Mr.. Bryan's trip was failure to certain
extent. The bill was modified somewhat from
the original one. but as it was passed it is still
Objectionable 10 President Wilson. An attempt
will be made to submit the measure to referen-
dunn vote throughout the state.
In case it is submitted to the people the bill!
will not become effective for some time yet BY
the unanimity shown in the legislature it goes
without saying that the people will ratify the &C.
ton of the legislature when they cast their
ballots.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-05-09

The Record acknowledges re-
ceipt of a complimentary COM
munication from Elder Geo. w.
Foster who is laboring in the
German mission field, his field
Of labor being near Chemnitz.
Mr.. Foster says that receiving
The Record is "just like getting
money from home." In return,
we wish him success and con-
tinued good health during the
future months Of his service.
Disorders Of the stomach may
be avoided by the use Of Cham
berlain's Tablets. Many very
remarkable cures have been
effected by these tablets. Sold
by All dealers.
Old papers for Tsale at The
Record Office. zoe per hundred.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-05-09

wool is to be expected. And with the other adj
vantage accruing from the general revision
of the tariff duties no injuries will result to the
sheep and wooden industry of the country from the
placing of wool on the free list"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-05-09
To Miners, Irrigationists and Investors.


Realizing the need for making easily access
IDLE to the people of the Rocky Mountain States
the result of the various lines of it's activities.
the United States Geographical Survey maintains
an office at S00-304 Chamber of Commerce Build
ing. Denver, Colorado. Complete files of all the
Survey publications are available to the public
for reference. The stock of many of the older
publications is exhausted and the information
contained in them is available only in this way.
These publications contain information regarding
general geology mineral resources (including coal
and oil deposits), topography, records of the
runoH of the surface waters. and occurrence of
underground waters in many portions of the
United States
Irrigation and water power development
along conservative lines are recognized as prim e
factors in the upbuiding of the western states and
the surest way to insure such conservative devel-
opment is through reliable information of the
most important element the water supply.
Such information for many streams is found in
the publications of the Geological Survey. OF
especial Importance to those states rich in min
erals is the work OF the government biologists
whose reports are also fonnd in the publication
Ct the Geological Survey. The good roads move
ment, which il attracting public attention at this
time is greatly aided by the topographic maps
which show the best locations for such roads
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1913-05-09

Next in Importance to adjusting the tariff
schedule properly is the desire of the country
that the matter be quickly disposed of that the
business of the country can quickly adapt itself
to che new traiff schedule ~
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-02-27
Miss Margaret MuIrO0ney.

\ most sudden and unexpected
death was that Of Miss Margret
Mulrooney, who died at the home Of
her uncle, former Mayor William J.
Ledger, l04 North Main Street.
yesterday morning She had beer
undergoing trertment for a trouble
of the nose, and retired ON Tuesday
night in her usual health, but aWoke
about > o clock yesterday morning
complaining of severe headache.
a physician was called, but she grew
steadily worse and passed away at
10 o clock Miss Mulrooney, whose
home was at Centre Bridge, was well
known in this city through frequent
visits to relatives here. She was ~
years OF age. The funeral services
will be held from her uncle's home
on Saturday morning, but the time
and place Of burial had not been
decided at the time of going to press,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-02-27

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold its next meet
ing on Tuesday at 2 p. m. The pro-
gram is as follows: Anti-narcotics.
Mrs. Lambert Reed; Field notes.
Mrs. Daniels. All interested are in
vited to attend.
The regular meeting Of the Town
Improvement Association will be held
at the home of the Misses Ely, ll2
N. Union street, on Monday, March
3. 1913, at $50 O'Clock in the after
noon.
The Trenton Y. M. c. A. Junior
Basket Ball Team defeated the
Lambertville High School, here last
evening by the score of % to IS.
Next Monday nigth the High School
will play the Silent Workers, Junior
of Trenton.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-02-27
Experimental Lamp Fine.

The Lambertville Heat. Light &
Power Company has in use an ey-
perimental arc lamp at the corner Of
Union and Bridge Streets which is
the finest yet. 1t is slightly differ
ent, in construction, from those il
regular use, and gives a light that
makes this popular corner seen
like midday.
The new owners of the electric
plant are putting forth every etfer
to not only give good regular service
but to improve it in every detail
Systematic methods have been adopt
ed and improvements of note made
already.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-02-27
st. Andrews Church.
REV. HENRY w. ARMSTRONG.

INV HENRY w. AKMNIKVNV'
Services:
Mar, 2, Mid Lent Sunday Holy
Eucharist, at 1870 A. NJ.
Second Celebration and Sermon at
1890 A. NJ.
Even-Song, 1870 P. NJ.
Sunday School, 2:30 p. NJ.
Lenten Services daily, at 200 AN.
Fridays 600 A. NJ. and 4:30 P. NJ
Thursday evening the Rev. Robert
W. Irenbath, rector of Christ Church
trenton, will preach at 7:45 Q clock