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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-03

fIrten grbobuna bon MISUNDERSTANDING
uno fiiniuHbieben3ie Sinoerffici i44475) EES;
ccuH dlififeieeno sur H1ie bon nter Vro3enf fur
speibnnoert sc tiir 20o) 5ng bls sir etnss. ~,
nnofiebet3ig 1nnoertiteI t452, 1bl biiB; pam
duiifeaeno sur Mate bon eiHern Eroseff tnr
liinfsie si.oE tiir SOD Sub bis snr Grpcbiina
bon Observation-Disclosures nno ffiHuno iipafis
6ta SiirberiiteI tsoJ25e 5nB; onnn ablisiaeno
sur Hnte ron bier prp5ent fir fiiufsia s4.0n
fir 50l sstib bis sur GrbheuHa rpn pierbnuoeris
riniiiafiint5il unh flmiunbaran5a SuHoerf'iei
ts5i25) siB;.. nann dbliciaenn sur Nate hon
5cbH &ro3eiit siir fefsJnneegl s10ss fiir dnoi
'snf his cur erbohiinn bon oreibnnbcrteinltan.
as s s sona n,teiaeas ,r sas en
bier nHo fiebenilHhddista Runnerffici xtoicnt
fir noeriiicbeilnbiiebcn4i nm nretlncs
neiin5a 3nnoerfficI t4sTE iiir 17IiB) Snb
his 3iir rbroitdpen yinic bon SetitcH q. Selbt
IuTutbip, nne Der @rb6hnna bon orcibmnhert.
neiiilunnHeiiilsa no eilliinoncnuSte Siriieqriiei
tsa9hll ,snh Ssr Srao oso rpellileoen enfea
foa ncrteibe tciH uIii HneHnbIic non een ileus
8enoen Srnocn. pofr!hu hcrcIbe 70 geiau ipte
nlnoiih ebcHtU feifi fol-.
Enf acbt5ie ts0f grcSeni ncr Beiammifeiler
fir beinate Rcrbeficruua uno bic soften hon
arenslnaca. BON ber stasi be ,nbIt irctben fols
len. uno Der Meit nufcrlcat ncrneu lol per
sSrontfub niti nlle ecis iiuo cdRs
sereirn. anarenseno mn nniiobeno aiit
ten Cots pro Irto Gdnnefeieu bcroiirVj be'tiutnti
no, eGb fe befonbere Boribciic nurb betagte
EerbeNernna erlaiiGcn,
dbrli6en ahffiaasaabInnaen ut5ohli uerbeu
oH nit 3tiiten anf bic hinaus9eidcbcEer 3abs
luuaer andb faun her gipenthiiner iraenblrsts
den befieuerien Giacntbnuis Huh ieiueu e,rts
snien, fodses aHcbment in eaar he5ableH iIrs
nrrhdb sipanSig 800 Taeeu bon une ncb Der
TaniruHc Der bsftrucrnbeH GroinaRs
Teh oie 8oabs her staot Cincinnati ans
acecbeu iuerben fcIIen ppr Der aoaeiiion Der
befanien AiiebmeufS.
9nb Der Hefi Der pcfdmE,ten Soften, trcIfer
ridbi fpesiea auferIcet purbe. bor Der Giaei
Cincinnati arfs hem Grlos he's slerfoufs bon
Nonns hesatfi rerbcn fcu hie Bon bef1aier
Ginet fir folfe Sneee NIB in folder sssifc
ausaeaebeu sinerbeu foiicn. ipie e oas e1eiey
bortdlrcibi
Sei es ferner befebtpifen. has her Gierf bier
burf anaeipefeu ptre. bic @erofeH.itrua hiss
fer Eroindn5 IN nebereiuitiminnrg NIT BEN oe'
fee su per1rldHeu.
&aNirt am %. September 1913.
Simeen ~ aobnfor,
HrditnefIi ses 5taoirafbs.
geeIaublai: Sheo. ". I Jrcr. aa,ttterefr
| UItrr alu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-03

Nine aetoInttou gaeIde &c fir
loibuenois erilaft, 81 eerbctern Shorten
1irdbe, bonn Gnbe ber ieetaen Aerbei'eruna sis
nm fhaiiden Gnopanite euttb giiaiteruHs mil
Gel IS beftIoiieu ben bem Siaesraib Der
Sinot 4iHCtnadit. Siaai Ohio. Treirtertei al'
Ter oaan arpaeiicn Daiieieeer abereimfiim'
mene:
Eat es bierenrt fit nctbtaenbia es,fart niro.
n eerbeiiefn Dscrien Sirni;f pom Cube fet
leeieeE 9erbeiferIHa bis 5lu iabiiden enos
puni'c, ourh 8rnhsruua ScBen bon Gcmslii
Gurb gfaiierH bes so6riucgs nit endiicineu
nne scr'ielun1 Der HetttgeH SrntHrnnaen puo
5Aie!s. aerdb ben 4ldHen, gpes.fitdttsHeu.
ae'isHeotnncaiaaen nno |tofti,E iar ole nafaet
'ebeHe 8eTbehernHg. Gultegeno Tn bet Office
oee Euecior Of 9ublie Gerpiee. fpcIfe blsrs
cnrG aniac5ttben Eno
Ecb hcr gurb.osrah hcr befaaten gRe-tcu
,nm f1bhheu Gnapunffe, fer foa ipte ieis,.
aHfoHgeUo an eHen 8unffc in benz 9i,iiehen
Grrb bon aeonen gfrase, bcfdaier guf.i hi.
eeno llinlbuneerinI,e5igetgHsian'sia nHe 'dni4!g
ittrn Qurblinie rnH Cbferndlcru aeenuc bet
het erbobuHg bon Observation-Disclosures isg
Ime nsunaneiisben5.e panoeriiiet {GGs7 7el
trgitnrecrtuHb'iinfsehu 1auieussiel 4;ro ,eft
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I22l5+ fur lo25ol gus bic sur Grtsbnus
herittet tCIl uG) asff: banH au'6feiceuo lnr
Raie nou fi!nf uns att 3ebRiei Rroseni Iar
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pCH tfu'abAtpftlpt uiio fe1SlMbs
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heigsno 5nr nate Don iicbeH Enh adt iehulel
| &Icjeui ilr observation-disclosures Hno srstunh,
! 1ipGH5la 9EHhertffei i1-& Iiir $40 23l Tub
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: attaHo8pousia punheritiel f7ni 2s1 gus
| lino hGb BET Grah beI ipefiIiaen Curb.
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! briagle 9srbcNerna ure bic soften bon atci,
4 snnssu bon nei Siaet heBnbit iuerDeH foa nHe
/ BET hett an'rfeei ineyeen fea ne,
| SrrHafut nni ale poie uHe 2Arne,
/ rrien, ansvenSsHO nue anttosenb an bic rog.
ge'esens gerrt'fstaHa fpei1e bsfas.
i i'no tsforeere GoubgiIe hurt ssiae.e Betbef.
/ 'eruHc an eriaHefU.
! 4as bic f. onfsEIeaien af'ckmcnis In sebn( ,a)
| tatrI!ten slyftlass5ataneeH besabIi fpeFeer
/ ionfH, m,i 3in'en aat bic bnaasaei1oberen
3abluHeeH: Ter Gtaeulhiimer iTgsnbipeInes be.
I nem sutbaa!eu. foites siifebmeHi In 8aar be.
/ 6dbleu lnrerbalb srrH3ia (20l 1aeea ben
mn na5 Der 9a''iEaHg Der befieuerneeR CT
Ias eoues Der stast GiHdnnati Dor sss
aoustttrgnS Der bsas!en Hffstmsni aasaegetsn
1as bsF W,fi hrr aefammien aptten Der be.
fapteH Serhe''eumg lvctAsr nht fpesieg nuf
erlesi Dnres oen ber sldbt eiHcinnan besabli
nstoen fou ous hem e~s1s bon Roabs. ipsilt
Der BON. Geiee corgstAr.ebenen sstifs aasseee'
ben Herber fcueH
/ sei es ierusr beitoten has be. gler; hicr.
buI1 anaefristeE fpi.e, bic &fr5s'en!!tti;n
ettler EefointIeH in uebereinitlmmars mil BEN
| 9etes az oeraH.niien
| BaNirf Grl 25, Sepiemter 1918
Stmron 81. SobnfpH
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(c tine NeieIEitoH reiAe CO far lnptt'
~ penetl erfldTi su psrbefieru bic Gn'ieit
Rnne. bon Greitline Ipenue SIs 4ioopapH
stuenue onrh fitaitermg nit pai'erstaien
Gel es bsioIafteu bou bem siaStrais bsr
Etdef QiHciuHafi. Siaai Chso (erei 9teriel
aEler basa eripatItea wlitaliee'r lbereiniitm'
Gal cs bierhurt fir nctbmenbis er'lari tfi.
au Derbefferu sie 8lfeit Moab bon 1reiIline
aseHue bis gSnobiarn sIeeuue bird GGdot'
runa. Scben noR iombnirlem Gemeni-Gnrb no
Softer. 8flaiiern hes isabrrpeas nit tpaiterNth.
'rr Macafam nm aer'ie!lnna Der ubht1pH
TrainiTungeH HHe SuIets. in Observation-Disclosures
nit ben RidreIl, Spesififaiionen aoiifHporaR-
ffIdaen nnb &roiiIcu fir bic ooIaefebeueu 9fra
be'icruna. nufIieaere In ner E'fiee hes Iireiior
Of gnb!ic Seroies, fpelte bierentct euieebsibef
ucroeu.
Ea5 aer Gnrb.tsrob Der befaeien 8eHeii
8oao. bon Greiltne anenue bis ssooeIalpn stee,
ME. ietn fca ipie fIost:
anfanaenb an err Mreu,una oes rorbIi.heu
gtSbs bon @nifrit 9oGo. NIT nert ofiitdeu Curt
neu &oooIamn NneRne bel Der gbeHe bon breir
hun OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unh fechsnHbsmaa,ia
SHuuoeriiteI 1873 26l fsus: barn nufi.eiaene tsi
Rdie bon airei rno tbunheriunniebsHsebr
Innfenotfel ~ einbnioerf tiir eintnnbtr'einnHe-
Hcursip q SIT in 100 fir 1919 isirs Bis 81 ei
mem Fnn!tc geGeniher hes mefiiteH Gurbs ser
9reiiline goeHue nno Der 9brne bon brsthgn
Observation-Disclosures urb eteriinofedsie Summers;
ftei t37s.64i fsgs uHh ons eer Grab oes fiie
liteH nrhs berfeIbe fetH foa
Tar fefsir lGni FreSent ber @efGumtfai'
fhr bsfdoie Herbefierurg, menieer bic acfter fir
sFreusnraer auferIsat iperheu foGeu I'M @erh1It'
rtb su ben 1criheilen tpeI6e ans befdaier Rerbef.
ferlita refuIiiren naatr Gu' nTIe aots uub
adrbcrcien anererssrt nnh onftotego an oie
boraefehene gerbeferufa neIne befnaitn Cots
urb o1Hoereieu hierSurd beffnrrt HHh bas fe
fncaiefe 8ortbeiie bur6 befnete gsrbeflerune
erIaueen
Gas bic fc anferIeateu aHesnieuis In ssbn
ff0) idbrlden 3nbinTsen besahLi rerben fol-
len nit 3nfsn aiti bic binausaefNobeneH Sab
luHlen: her eloeufhiiuler irceHbspeIAen ee
ftenerfeu @iaentbnuiS fnnn aber and ie uad
bem er eS iuiinf1t. fcibe aifsbneniS hacr Sc
,atlen tnnerhnlt sirarsia 400 1aeen ecr une
rod bfr FafiruHa bet be'fensrnhfn Srninau /,
Tafl 9arhS hev Eiahi Cincinnati ousqecattf
intrneH fruer ber Ter GSiei.eE her befaaier
sIErtmrnis
Tas Der 9ieft ber Nefammilcf.cn hln be'aa.el
ncrteffernng neIher niGi freileu nrsrf.9
ivnre... ron tcr. staei rinsinnaii be;ahIi mtr
rem io!l nHS hfm erlns hes Gerio!fs ner
goHbs. bic hor fefdCter Etfhi fir fnler ahtef
unb ta fer gseife anaaenebeu Rerben falIea
fpe es has GefeR peri syefht
Gel es ferner beitnIoFen. hah Der Glsrf bser
hurdh nnneipiefsn .pirb bic Iet1ffenfIfraa bic
fsr Srbina'n In l,Ct crsiihtirmuna nit oem De
let sn erraninfieH
4Giiirt ON % Scpfembfr 1918
Eimeru W. yohnfou.
9r6iioenbes Siaoira!bs
g'ealaubist: 1beo. a. 5rep. am.irenoc
GIerf 3i0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-03

tine SrotnenG no. 5s4st9i3- gctfim.
Hsne. 'orl5G'abren mat eer gef5sfieraHl
eon aebeLIe SrtaBe bon Sausbn c,tase bis
G5en s{eenae
Gel sS nerorhgct bon benz Siaetrntb Der
SiGai Cincinnati Etaai Chic. Ireis.sr.eI al.
Ig basa srwGbI!sn gsifelisser lbereinliiu,.
iRenb
Sesiieu I. Zas - tierburd beftumi
irtrb, forisuiayreR nit Der gerbeflerung ben
Hofcie Sfsate, bon SauahH Strabe BITS Goen
9eenae, ourd t5Vaeiruna. 3ilaiierH ees 5abr'
pees II Gus brett nil U,aoGeam Hub &ser'.els
luna Der Hotbiaen Grainitnneeu, 3nieis nue
StlpmanerH. lu ue1ereiH'iiMmRna nit ciher
aeleiuilon. paiFi am 2, siiealt 1913. His0 ae'
iAlGaen NIB &rolcH, igcids friiber auigcheiseu
lpHroeH iao iest IN Der Gfilce hes GiYeeior ei
Enb!te SeEptee autilessn.
gefamnttfoiea tit e.s bs(aafe aerbereruns
aaSaencnImeH Die GoifeH fiir be aseHstnglp.
aaferleei !pefesn Uuem int BertdiTtb 81 Der
Soribel.etl lpei1e aus befaafeI SefbeiierARG
erldnei 'pfraen uiesen, ani oae eeis nno eans
be:een Gngren5ene une auftoben0 oil biz eofs
geieoene 8erbefeuna, ipei6e belasien go.s nno
ednoereien bierourt beliisrnli fiao. eos fe be-
tonoete yeribeie hnrH bsiasie Serbefsrans
erIanaea
Eeition 3. Gab Die 70 anierI.Gten aaes.
iperSen iorsa, nit 5inisn asst Die binausseies.
isiasH,sansr soH ssssnSiDsISsm SsGsa:s.
satsnnren.D fsIss5 aaebmen, in 1aar bssasisI'
mag lnusrbal5 stpans,s 800 1nsea bon nse
Ha9 Der anHatHe Der be'ienernbeH LfctfGT5
Seiiiou 4 Tap 9onos her Siani Qincinnai
casseasbeH pereen fcten rpr oJ stcaffiioH
/, Der hsiGgtsu aaebmeEts
eeitipn 8. Ear ser ssii her @eiauimiioIleE
| bcr oefagier @erGe'ernne peldfs aisci fpt8ell
onjerlegt lpurbe. ben eeI E.noi Cincinnati pe.
sn6li iuerbeH feg Gus eem Grlos ess Aerfauiss
| bon EoHos, freste BON tsiagier xtaoi 'ir be-
| aaie ,3pede, In oer BON DefeV porgcftrlfbeHfn
2Seie, aliSaeSefer fperben.
| SefiioH q. Tat ale Cots nItn eanbsreirH
ari lda;, ~ ann eniiohe,so III hs.sf scilesf rfr
/ flodenf giraffe. sluifnen Aansbn Sirnbe unl
| eefH apeuns bcfieuen perben fciicH f.ir oi'
! befagie 2sereeiiernng. ipie oben beitloiisn
Se'iion Z. EGb Der Ilyeftcr n Babli
Gsrotes bte,bErn beppuu,tdita lub nnGeipiefeA
\ In. einen acntrasi 'iir tefngfe BertefGnns nsiI
benz niebrielien unb tefisH Hietet aosufAlsbei
unb aus,uflieren. man WerofisniiiAnns tn lie
bsrsiniimuinns NIT eem Gefete.
Eeitien g. Tieie ErbiHnn3 fol- In nrnf
ircten Inb 1iliisisit babfr Dor unn uah ben
| friibefien BON 6eisp sriautten Scitraniie asi.
| 9ailirt arr % Sepiember 1919.
g. VI. Red.
! grafioeni bes Siepiraibs pro lsm
| HssIaatIgi: arttnr 9spp. Gisrs
3fO
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Efne crpinsmxH no. b35st9l3- Hefiim,
" meiio. fortsuiahren nit hsr sserbefieruna
ben 6dibnfpan Strafe, bon HnpuiQer Sfrabe
tiE Sdne Efrabe
eel Is peroregef bon benz efnpfrnbA Der
Etabt Gi5einnan xle9l Ctio, Ireitisrid .nls
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aahnarste

rbto TertaI eoIIeae aitnis Z.
unb 9fouun Etr Efieu bon . bis uts.
2atnnriIine Eperaienen ben eber ari. 3ahns
bon ssiubetn ysefbsn aeraes scisEi.
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gufant terrible.

GnrIhen (bei Der perlobten Ian-
te): .Ianie, Eein BogeI iiebt ia ipie
elm rittiger &anarienpogel aus!"
.GS lit bod aud elmer. Siin-
gel"
,,Aber Dapo ingte bod, 9u bdtteii
linsn Usmpsl 0sfauesu!"-
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@erloren:

gcrIorPH: Gin angebnnge eines Glher.
ncn syiliaree EbrrinaeS tn slooncGle cner elit'
Ten qibsrae gseebHuHn ae1sH 3iiTtideriid's
inna i'm fiilftfn Etodtuerf bcs Wier1nnte SEiios
tng Eettite. sGiideH Sine nre 9iaee Ctr. 1"
8erIoren: Eaienaiafer nHo elm brdanes
1nlcheublsh eHibdlteHh zoo. an eer Heltoue,
an, Gar Standardization an suppcrS 4 ssfoe.
1921 Atne Cir. ~
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Gin 10 d n b

ar3s: SO. BON o:eisr Wsbisin ges
ben Sic .sbrsm Wlanne alIe sipti
Giunben eintn gbI0ffsl poa ein!4
Bdnerin: ~JsiTss. ale oipsi Stnnben
nnr sinen GBl0fisI pou2 Wsintn Sie.
bamit mar Der Grsblad sufrieeen2-
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ceIiebter Ga.ie bon Barbara s9opipos, Deb
Subs. i'm stter bon 81 Sdbren. Seerotsnna
prm Iranerbauie aus am Sanlfai. ben A. y
fcbcr. uin SAB ubr Wcracn5. HeauteHsSn6
amt in Der CT. siaueesairdbe Inn 8 utt. yet
fetuna ani oem St Mdriens 5rIeobof. 0In
9ee. nHc Reaon9 3toao. 3,4
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xsbesanseieen.
;. ettobsr 1919
Uarl Il. praAntr,
arb om m,iitpod,. ben /. Gftober 1918
Anna aieid,eI-ll1ehtr,

Np,,tter ncs peritnrbenen Or. Gbas g. esader.
I'm slIier bon ~ 1abren. peidepfeieriiehictt
Gainftoa. rem A. Sftober 1913. Godnittnas
ibr. in, 1rancrhuuic. &c 1920 Eeyter ane.,
gsuInut Gins. 5reunoe iiHh bofiich't eiHaela'
heIt 81
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9a permictheu.

9ret Simmer NIT SaD. slo. l7oe aesau
sfrabe 10
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Zx nEenafli&e grrfamEEluna hfs sSetbsaefs
fHoel ueliie sabene \ llbf IN Ger 1enirai lEH.
bale fiuff. Ia Nsaaslas escfshafit IN Hesua asi
llssti, sn eriheinen ay.li e<sitf.tfni UrAB
Jehu EAnaab. Rra
6enrn aIbert GelF IL
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Gtarb am W,tituott ben 1. Sfteber 1913
IN ieiner gsobHlne 1921 garniontb sloe. sonh
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gcrIanat sa fanfen.

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ftfr pgeife fir bistsfbeE. Ehreiiire g.. G..
500 sss'i geAfie aoe q. 30oesA Do
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siAfAptli AF& <&dUEEufuSt
ReaIaubiet: Gbso. ". greb, amflrenbet
gIert 10
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an perFanienssnrnRn

io0raaer satm-g gebss8immcr Saus uHe
auhenaebanbe: $40 Der H9er.---ita Ader:
6nns nrb anscHecbdnne: s5d per A6cr.
Ibep. gifman, 220 9rfferfon abe.
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geaIaubiet: Ibeo. a. Jrep. am.irenoct
GIeri. 3.lo
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siEeinlaneer- A.eisplairn

Ter ssbciHlaHseT. ssrsiphalen taisrliilvarnx
@seTeiE bali aH zauifiaa Atsiia. hqn 4. Eifgfsr
fstsse rsse.matsag Segfalartlnna III gadigIyes
s,eif al. Ia fDla5fsae tsgxtTfe eofisea3H
ipira eas GrfneInsH GiIsr Wiietirefr rfanngFgi
3os. ErfIf. Ests
epatt Cite Eesr. ii
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-25

lean lecture tour.
Mrs. Pankhurst did not look at all
like Michael Angeles famous statue
of Moses. ,@
The table nearly hid the little, deli
cate figure, elegantly clothed in black
velvet, with a black bow at her pink
throat and bodice, and cuffs of flmy
white lace. Beneath her black vel
vet hat, edged with gold braid, clus-.
tered beautiful light brown hair, with
just tinge of gray.
The soft pink OF her unlined face
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-25
ePERHAPS AM THE MOSES OF THE MOTHERS,
BUT L SHALL ENTER THE PROMISED LAND"
e. SAYS MRS PANKiuRST
BY w. H..ALBURN

BY w. H.,ALBURN
Copyrighted, 1913, by the News
paper Enterprise Association)
New York, Oct. $3.50 they call
me the women's Moses"
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, head
and front of the worlds feminist
movement and fighting leader of the
militant suffragets, sat opposite me,
across big table in the headquarters
of the Women's Political Assn, where
Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont reigns. She
was just about to start on her Amer
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-25
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-25

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Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
Tufa (kalktuffl

light porous. cellular. earthly fIilble limestone, formed by plant life and carrying foreign inclusions. u is of the same nature as traVer- tine. but of more porous structure. It is also formed by volcanic action and exists as sheets. sills and mOun- tain masses and it is this form that is generally found in Arizona, and in most instances has the appearance of brecciation. It is cIassed by au- thorities under both heads, of vol canic" and "caIcareous" The general color of tufas in Arizona is cream gray to white: is easily Quarried and made into forms and hardens considerably on exposure. It makes an excellent building stone and a very admirable mixture with cement. It has only been recently recognized that this was the rock mixed with cement for aqueducts and many other pur- poses. For the first mentioned pur- pose it was utilized for its toughness and strength, but mainly on account of its great lightness in comparison with any other rock. It also breaks with a ragged fracture affOrding an excellent knitting surface for cement. It will be used a great deal more in everyday structures when it's mer- its are more fully understood. It's lightness would mean great say ing in hauling and transportation. Then on account of it's great binding qualities in cement and floors in buildings. the strength of material to carry the floors would not necessarily have to be so great where this light rock is used in the mixture This principle applies to structures in so many other instances and as proved by the most ancient of Roman struc- lures, tufa cement is absolutely inn perishable.
 One of the greatest civil engineers in the old world. Sfgnor Luigi, in spector general of the Royal Civil Engineers of Italy, commended the use of tufa cement in the construc- tion of the Los Angeles aqueduct. He declares that his statements are based upon his own experience in the use of tufa cement extending
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
THE MINES OF ARIZONA

i over a period of many years, and the fact that Roman harbOr works con- structed eighteen centuries ago with tufa cement are still in service
 On this recommendation the Mon Ohth" plant was built to supply the cement for the Los Angeles aqueduct at a cost of $S15,000. Where the plant is situated is practically a mountain of tufa. Signor Luigi says the mortar and the concrete will cer tainly be less permeable than if or dinary portland cement had been used and impermeability is an all important condition in all aqueducts From
 time immemOrial tufa has been used in Italy for preparing mortar capable of setting under water. The usual proportion is one volume of slaked lime and two of tufa. This com position sets slowly but for acceler-
 ating this action portland cement is
 added. The addition of tufa in cement i is being greatly adopted in every country especially in Holland. Ger many and Japan. All these tufaS are of volcanic origin. When these tufas are used in dock walls or submerged , sea structures it eliminates the dan ger of decomposition by sea water as is frequently the case with ordin- ary cements. There are many for mulas for it's composition and mix lures.
 The importance of tufa (Outside of it's uses in blocks as building ma teriaD can scarcely be estimated in cement and cement mixtures and will undoubtedly come more gradually into l general use We have large bodies 1 of tuta in close proximity to Phoenix. | There is some north of here and it extends on to Castle creek. It exists ! in several places on the road to Roosevelt. A large deposit lies be- 1 tween Cochrane and Ray. Between l here and Wickenburg there is a fine l brecciated tufaceOus deposit near the i latter place and one also at Kirkland, where considerable rock has been quarried. 1 think it was from this 1 latter quarry that the tufa rock in 1 the capitol building was obtained and from the scraps of this MT. Smith, | for a long time the gardener at the capitol built a neat little cottage on l the north side of Washington street. | The rock is pleasing in appearance
 and substantial looking
 With such large deposits of this
 rock at our very doors there is little reason now, seeing the way we are 1 progressing in so many ways why i some enterprising person does not
 more practically utilize these natural
 resources which nature has so kindly l laid down for us. In addition to ! using the material for building in all i it's requirements, it could be made | into pipes more durable and half | the weight of the present Vitrified make. It would be utilized for sinks : and drain boards and in the course
 of time might be adopted for the | lining of our canals and laterals head ! fumes and gates, etc, water trouShs
 on ranches and many other purposes
 In these columns 1 have called at n tention to the gypsum deposits, slate
 marble granite and now tufa. Surely
 ! a gOOdly number of natural resources
 by which we are surrounded. The
 | advancement and progress of ouI
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16

This department is under the di rection of Mir. W. E. Deity, the we'll known mining engineer, who will carefully scrutlrize all mat ters relating to mining in order that only reliable information re- garding legitimate enterprises shall find s place here.
 The Republican would be pleas ed to receive information from any part of the state regarding the development of the mining in- dustry. All communications should be addressed: Mining De- partment, Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
WILL BE AN ARIZONAN

It is reported that Frank H. Hitch cock, postmaster general in President Tafts cabinet, will become a perma nent resident of Arizona. He will be associated with Hoval A. Smith in the latter's mining enterprises in the Warren district, Bisbee A man who has left behind him such a magnifi- cent record will surely make a citizen to be proud of and his great ability will undoubtedly insure great success in mining. He indeed will be wei comed into mining circles.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-16
GLOBE MIAMI

To show the importance of the Globe Miami district. it is only nee essary to quote a few facts in con
 nection with that locality At present
 there are about 4,000 men employed with daily payroll averaging
 $16,000 For a month this will give a disbursement of $4S0,000. Within six months it is anticipated that 6.000 men will be employed. This will place the payroll at about $24 ,000 per diem or $720,000 per month, surely a goodly sum for d mining camp. and it certainly shows the importance of mining enterprises to the community.