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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
seSnieftion nno 9isinieftion
Wie (i6 Oieaer1te gegen anl1e6enoe
Hrank6eiten (6iben.

aRemhranc fdbfhcr biefe craans ae0er 1nfef'
tioH. @enn biefe Dlembrure p5nia normal
fR5 unb nod Borfbrtft fuuftieuireu, oonn th
pcu oiefer Eueae feline neutrality-suspicious.,
zie bdufiqiie QrriHrmq ber Wlembrane tt
Der aaiarrb 8atarrB briugt etneu 5i'lano
bfcyer aGrinbraae trr0rr Der il9 aIs zhUt aes
2biiems unDraudbar mabt @ifte fperosE
Iedt ourh oiefc Wcmbrane auteeiauat peHn
Elm aatarrb porban6cH it,
g8as ug6 lbummcr 49, oer aaarr1 5eri'f
fodi fIciue c'eiBoiire auf Der mtmbrdnc 3te'
felhen ituo mGHnmai 70 fieu bGB tie mil bla
bem auqC Qar Mot vabrgeRrmmeH perseH
tOuner 9luSere ftub grob uno osrnriaheH
lpetse 5ledeu bon etuilcr gMaoebHHua, Gatd
einc Membranc nbiorhtrt allies @iit heH1 &c
ausoeieft IT. Der gr5t nerIHdt heSbdlb. bic
Gernbronc fyci ncH aaiarrh au bdItcH VI
rsie irbr uo6l naC rcnu a Ft altt Iutarrba
ltibpn Menlbrareu arunibctt ausicrt, er Dec
anitcduHg uttt eHtgeQen fam.
0s ncrbeu perfncoeuc @}tiicI 3ur 9erbeifl6'
rtua eie'es Rc'ultaie5 cmpfo1len. sttcr bas
| m}iicl reId1es ote Diembrauc mtrilIb pe'nBo
/ erbdlt ouE Wttel pelbcs ih iebll bcHube.
( meircn FnliertcH unb w1e,ucr 1renrDer eHpieb'
| Lr iu Beruuu. 4crlnu mCHu rtdtta ee'
rtmmeH, thuet Etc McmtraHe nor aatarrb
/ Ras fctt oiefr mieber IN ben ztanb ben aar'
per box anftefcuoeu ararIbcucn $50 ta6iseH
laa1oe i'd Bcmc nnicr Outcdcnoeu araHibei
ten pyotiiHrcn, baum ptirnc ih Bcruna ieber
Iag uebmru um midb oIHer pesiciteu o'eiutIo'
belt 3u DrritherH. 50 otbt fciHeH Gt5irfefian
ten, Der iiuu aCtug mare, ur 8ranibelisielnt
! N .ibtcu uuo Mot ~ Gle d3gu 5elf oen .HeH'b
ltden aorpcr ldGoigcf .UiIroc. GesDaih. siut
Gcfun6bett ocs Sorpcrs iuueu uuo aiiteu, Y
bic ciHsgt NoifruHg oes glr}te5 cher lseei
glubercu uIs FrdpeHtl0 aeaen Gnileteuoe arar'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

ruHQ oes aontrattes, oenn ME er aus
fiibrte. brauht Cincinnati oas gez
Iamnte Wd'ier, bus ppn Den Wdhers
nerten uepumpt perben fam, uno Die
Gapasitdt Der Wa6ernerte ptro crit
i'm December erboEt peroen, Dc crit
oann bic nsue grobe pumpmdittns.
Die Dor eini9er 3ett beiteut purne, tn
getrieb qsIeBt Deroen fam.
Quf Die Frage, ob Glmipoop Yldce
Die N6gIihtsit babe, iih BON anDerss
pober DaHsr gu Derihaffen, bemertte
6err price, baB ietner Iuildt mad nie
Grtihdft pobl WaHer BON ct. 8ers
naro be3ieben tDnne, aber in qualttae
tiper 0iniitt bolte DieIss QBaHer NIT
bsm Ginciundtier Wofer abfclut tets
nen 8erqleih aus.
Tas Gommittee tam norldufia nod
| gu feiner Gnt'hsipung. neil es erit ct
nen tpeiteren 8eriht pes Nrbettsotrets
tors bariiber abpdrten nil, unter ipel-
den 9ebingunden anbere Ortihaften,
gum geiipieI U2t. 6ealtbp, Wdfer bon
Cincinnati erbdlten. Gieien 8erlht
pirb 6err Price am tommenoen 6rsi'
tag 3ur GteQe hdbtu uno oann tptro
bd saommittee iih in Der 4ngeIesens
belt fhlufiiq tpErben.
Gu1emetnes Gritaunen peruriaht'
gelsgertIit Der qsitriqen Sibung oss
aommittees bic 3batiuhe oaB gIm'
| poob qluce ubfolut niht pertretsr
ipar, obihon in bieisr DaFsrfrda'
cine offsrtlihs SiBunq bes aommitr
tees anbsrdumt qerpeisn mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
Oe burten.

Eenrp unb mara Toent, 3725
9Tp[lett &b., aulbe
george uuD aate 8sold3t, lG4l
gcrpe. Strabe, auabe.
CiFiorp uHo GIiidbetb &ubImaun
1776 gilmore StruBs, WGbten.
Gbrarn uub 2lIiee CONNER, 8aItts
mere Nm. Gnabe.
2gltert uno Dora 8arer, 1T05
1trbam Ip., anabe.
Sctn uno GIdr1 Stinete, 2l8-
Ititern Qp., Wdohsn.
mathids un0 Rinuie DiHeI. Wlt
Snru 4Dtnue, ann5e.
1rep uuo Rate Ulobr. 43l3 Cole
rai7 Apenue, anabe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15


tiousmitteI nit nh Berum. Ueltes tbn itber
hcQt
3as fimut icboh mtt Ter srrlt bat icn
3auBermutel, has 0rduiBett bon tbm Tern bali.
zeraIeideu atbt g Mot Ger etH5tae 2dhs
aeqcr ayoufbeit ut CUTE eeiwubbcu, Stt iers
rerItb In emer GerfaGHug baIicn III beina9e
etu Erdbcuiib GeaeH Gn'teteHhc araHfbeiian
ser erfglorcide Nrt njuluh irtucH aorper N
Mdt. Seine gaut i'I rein. llrb meuH q
ataemunogn oocr o'feuc Sdporcn bat, hdtH
utmmt er Fh lpoblmeisltb in 2lbt nit eilude
in ReriibruHa 81 fommcu bas lhn in'l5irtH
ionuie sc tit por'isiig mji &t}rq aut 2'at
Jnfisvuna uIb Unpcrhauitteir 5uinmnIen Die
be ole geiabr elHIaOeH uebere''eH hu't ben
8crbrettuug p9H uuitctCHocu 0rautbclicu.
Ujcbr ale uues ottfes ~ ie0Ot Die Ber'af
fre rcr cemfBgulm6ranc hes ltDr2cr5 Eta
fclbeH nberaicbcr oas 2nncrc ccr gjcie oet
6agfe5 dcs Aebuopies, Der eroutlarobreu
( oes DlaQens. oer gineergleC ecl 9llcrer. 2tei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

,Sohn Snith, . Sabre al, Elm
Giieagiebcr uou go. % Eit . Ctr.
mtr0e leitcrn Abeub an Der s rbclt'
iidl pen Der Sine Ctr pon Dem
9tlttonlobH oes ,satot Z, SeiImann,
pom go. III aibdHn Apeiluc, getroTlel
mne 3iir Seite gcidlleiIocrt Gr puro1
in latroInaarn , nadl 0en itaotlidlfn
0oiuitll aebradli Do es llh herdus.
uelte. naB er eiRen AeInbrut erltt.
fpu hdtte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
SnIe'Snn.

rsoiepb 1ufer. sGiiptIinl Der
,Re6s". fehrte gcitern III iehr beirle,
figter Stinuuimg iiber ben Grfolg
ieiner gfiiiion slrr 8eritdrtuna Der
Reos" aus 3egD 2)orf nah Ghiclao
suriif. 4dhreuo Der uad1iteH AodIe
luiro er sasnas GItu. Dto.. 5Iul. orlt.
tennIol IN oieiem 4iuter beiud]en ltn
ben bort auiaiiilen Sanger aliuI
Der mittleuueil1 gtitslieo Der rNe6s"
gefpcroen lit. ga ueraHldI'en. leIdcr
storrtraft fir oleie Satiou Si iltter'
seidlnen, mas tenn uH3tpcIreihd't O.
iingeu miro. am -. iSebru1r
|trifit 1tnfer In Cincinnati etn, per
ineId,em Iaae en- er oic Seliiin3 oes
aIn6s ais sllletuberridaer bis 5liu
Gnbe Der Sation IN Sdnoen bab'r
lDiro.
Tic 1900 reierpirten 5!be fiji
bas groffnurgsfpiel aTH 10 1pri
| iino ole oerfaiut. nno meroen elt
gtdets am nadliteH picntaa hen g'e
leaern su1eitelt lperoen GIdec 10
lueitere 10000 geiuder limb in oti
gupiaons. 9IeGfers ulo i'm Telo
Iporbanoen uno nriilien dm ero''
lnnnsstaae an ocn Earfeingar5en 1e
/ Iidwrf tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
0rits Isaiid,e RsiAoSiiteusirde.

Z ssn Der Griten TeuildDen Hildloili.
den Wefhoniifen.ssirde. 1917, Race
Sfrafe tVaiior y. e. G. Stida6adl
iinoet ar Gpnntaa gorrniitns 1890
ein neutrality-suspicious. 5am anoeH.
fem Ses oeritorbenen friiberen ia.
iicrs Der @eineinoe. Aep. erHit sols.
npiel. iiaft. Ias lhema Der HreDial
III .Tes treuen Sehrers arpber Suhn
|tEaH. 12.3.l lie Sonnfngsidaue per
inrnnlslt iid' Inn 9.i5. lie Aheroner-
inmn,lung iii nm 1:30. los 1henn
Der asreoiaf iii Ter perbaHanibpoiIs
llnterid)ieo" mad, Yintt. %, lib
sisc iino irei. sgie iiao ireunolifi,
leincelaoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
boIb auf 3obluns BON $4,000 Ders

holb auf 3dhlun9 poH $l0,eoo psrs
llogt.
Nm. aolur, Der am Is. Sdnuar
1913 aeleaentlih eines Strsites oaf
Nstreiben pom sSrant g. porter,
Wanor unD dmtirsnpen poli5eifef
BON glmnoob place, pe8en angeblis
der Rubeft0rung oerbaftst, i'm Ges
riht absr ehrsnppll frsigeIpro6en
purbe, bat bebholb cine alags iiber
$4,000 aeasn gorter dngs'trengt.
gRarn Riidsr, eine Wdffsrin, bic
am q. Wlai 1912 on Der QDeit g.
Gtrobe infoIee elmer itdDbdften Stels
| ls al gpben fisl uno it6 berart p:rlegs
!e. bab Iie monatsldug niht i'm Stans
BE- mar. ibrsr 8eIhdftiauna nah3uz
aeh,n BAT bic Stabt Gininndtt auf
3dbluna pon $4,000 psrtlagt.
Sn Der $500 ShaO4nerIabtlage
ireide bic fyrau Olga 2tnnis Wl
gapne auf 0runo angeblidh un9s.
rehtfsrttoter gerbaftung gegen BIZ
qoli3ilrn Games 6 Natoou uni
| aobn Weib eingsreitt battz, tpurb,
sin gerpitt su GuHlten Der 8ertIagt
| ten abgegebsn.
Olaf Saheu.
Der p.ri6nlife NadIaB oes ga
mua 'spbnTon betrdgt $5587.99, Der
ieriae Der Glifdbetl Shnisr S14800
o<rjsnia. bss antbunp Sdnier $l5,
426.00; oerfnige Der 4rnts VIC
! glonus 5000: berjsrigs Der Glen Wle
!. Ramara S6658.6.
Sinner z. goipttr 1T RdhiaBper
matter BON Ghriitopbsr Gurnos
| grunoeiaentbum $500
aoolpb Weib TT RatIabpripalte
bon Treoerid RutepubIsr, psrfona
lien $733, Grunosi9enthum $4,000.
Warn u. gurfbdrot 1T QGtIabper
: tpoltsrin bon gribsst Artbur, perIc
) ralien $3.50.
{ 80. SO. gallsp 1T NahIabpsrpaj
= ter RON Rihoro GdrIion. grunoe
{ 9entbum 500.
Gbas. 6. g<neoitt III glanlabOe,
u natter BON Wsprris ". Sutfisl
ger'onaIisn s400.
Bernard Rite psrmaht iein g:t
{ ntogsn ON feline 9uttin asres aitts.
: gerfhieotnts.
: Serr u. 2. gropn puroe asitei
" pom grobatgtridlt auf bic 3ouer c
rss Subres aIs Uiitaliso o<r rllnts
ftiipungs aommiiiioH fir grbli
bette" srnannt.
/, Dm. g. 9oi1bt itrengt. Elm gu
!, marranto 0erfnhren gsgsn Suidn
'" R. goigbt. 5raut Wl eop1ros. ri
!, rsroe O. 8otbel. 5atob 5ofimdn Ii
I. gbGs. Wtejoprn an. um ois'elben
: 3ninQsn. ibre 4tnter als Tirettor
I, Der II. e. Wdll gdpsr &C." duf3
!. . sebtn. o1 Tie oiefslbeu unrtttmdBic
|. Deiis ibtruommen hdbsu 'oIlen.
= gDm. + Ran, Iruitee tlagte q
= Gorosrung iibsr $507.00 geasn 80
J, Rubn elm
y sSn Der ala1e bes 8. 2. RAJ
4 8Bssprdfibsrt Der alfreo 9ogs
:. Drug SO. ge3tu Sarah G. Seo
. Nadia bperpdltsriH, NORM e it'd 1
os Riitsoblung pom 5000 hanoe
tDelt< Rnit i'm Jabre 1907 Dem .
m iiorbsnsn Tr. gslh be6ufs 4ntal
10 eepiiFsr Merits. Bomb Qttien gsg,l
lie bate, purbe Elm 9eroitt 3u 9unf
u Der 9sr.laatsr abgteeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
@uttesoicnit in goomann's &sittiuen'
hctmatb.

IN Ser 9oomann'ihen @itttpenhei.
.uatb miro ON Sou1taQ 9}adnnittaa
nn baIb orCj llbr Gin otottesniepIt
Itattiinoen, ben SEER 4}aItor 5daoe
non Der Tcutid,eu 9optiitcn Stride
leiteu rUiro Sreunoe uno @onner ocr
9tuItaIt itno hcr8lih ciuaeIaoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

Ter IA Sabre nIte 1armer %.
uar0 Gooo. Don 1uniet ap. erlal
leitprn i'm lt1ottidrn 0oiptal Den
8erlesuaafn. Die er iid bet eInem IN.
lolge 1teuens ietner Kferoe tn aen.
tndn itattseftuoenen llnfaa 8uge3o'
gen 9aite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
8ercinintr Eanucr.

Iic TetcQateu Ser Ser Sdaaar
periammeln iid) beute 9Ibcuo 3ru 3e.
ihdftsiiblmg iu TIannn5 SoaIle. Rad,
Grieoiqung Scr @eitdftc ftnoet Die
Snltaliruuq Der 9eamteu hutd
6rrru ,<altu5 Aameitcr itatt 1nnH
foIQt Gin 0eutiter Stlmaus 5ir 5eier
nca cages
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
TalidJer AIarm

Lie gepohncr oes 2oqiebal1es 10.
i25 g&eit @0cnup, miuoen ecitern
Abeno IN nift gcrtngg 4uire8ula
ucricBt, ais plobild Die 6cuermebr
Uoriubr Gin Eandnf bate stand,
ous eiHcm Teuiter oes }petteu 5tod.
mers5 heruororingeu iebeu uuo IN Ger
2lHabmc. oaB cs iIch uu EN- ,Sefer
AanaelC, eineu alarm pom aaltsa
.314 ciHqcilnot IS iteute ljh beraAs.
6aB fein grln0 oorlag uno Die 2lHi.
regang legte Iit in fur5er ,}eit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15
in 9sDtben
,Sit Die Ertidjaft GlmluOOo RIace init
St3ug ami ibreu &aNerfOntratt.

Der 9ontratt fir Die 4ieferung ots
bieiiosn DaTers Iduft otmndhit ab.
- Qr6eitsoirettor grice lit ourh
aus nitt fir cine Grneuerung oes
qbtommens. - ginctnratt brdHht
ietn 0aTer islbf. - Sails Der
aontrdtt erntusrt piro, birfte Der
Qreis gang beoeuteno hpbsr dnges
iest Deroen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

cinoeitcnt uno am Jaqe por ieinetR
lpoe lei idlieblid) Gr. T. 6. lopfS
len, BON 9to. 4770 ealtern aneilile,
hin3uqe3oacn fporoen Ger Coroner
aab einen auf Ser8idIag talitenoen
Asahripruf ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

Tie qcnic bd5eg
eis Joee, ais bdttrH
bic &er5te etpus
ras ite ae1er att
liedenhC arartwi
ten iblipi gs ~
befarHt bob Der
atrst Gin uHD aus
aebf Bel nit oufiei
fcuoen Grduibeiten
hcbuiicieH BaticHs
IeIi. NilO % 4bttu
aHgenrUuleH oar
er Gin fpeBieAes
g}ittel habe Fpet'
dee ibn ge9eu slu1
iteduHq fhhgt gle
lc Geuie eiuuheH e.
ncb me trrenoeiur
. yrpuuC. Eber e
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
WORK ON JEMEZ ROAD
WILL BEGIN SHORTLY

-. X. u. Sellers. mayor 81 Alhu-
querque; r. l.. Grose, secretary OF
the New Mexico Good Roads assocla-
ton. and representative Of the state
engineers office VIII leave Albuuuer-
que Saturday noon on reconnais-
sance trip 10 Jemez Springs. The trio
viii choose a route 20 Jemez Springs
on which viii be expended the money
for road Improvement appropriated
by the state highway commission ana
donaed by the people Of Albuquerque
and the Jemez country. u " expect
ed that work win he started on the
Jamez road as quickly as possible If.
ter the desired route has been def
nitely agreed upon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW
. eNN NNNN NOoN 90
. TO sUHSCR BleRS
. ~ you should not get toniehts =
paper
CALI 80.
q . - Q . . . . . Q q o

O. u. Broadhead IN In Albuquerque
from Laguna.
Dr G J. Logan. Of Keify. Is a busi-
ness visitor in the city.
william Mcintosh, the we'll known
sheep raiser ot the Estnncia country,
IN here from Mcintosh, y. NJ.
Mrs. Don w. Lusk. two babies and
maid. left this morning for Gardner,
near Ration. To spend several weeks.
a. n. Parsons and W. n. Land OF
Fort Sumner. are here today on busi-
Ness affairs
There will be regular meeting Of
the Fraternal Mystic Circle tonight.
All members SIRE requested 20 be
present A. craig, w, X.
Father J. Picard. parish priest at
Belen, N here 20 attend the confer
ence Of Catholic clergymen Of the
MO urande valley district
Prof v. j. Roth. teacher 81 science
Ia the Albuquerque hish school le't
yesterday for Chicago, where he VIII
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
.EE.W asIlburnGo.
Aass seoas05f NSAv GlSla
spend lhe summer yacatIon.

hpenu the summer vacation.
The Selll u. Fields left this morn
ing for the Field summer home on
the Upper Pecos TO remain until the
latter part OF September.
Mrs Edward Lembke and daugh-
ter. Miss Lottle. left on the Santa Re
knited today for the Grand Canyon
and southern California summer re-
sorts.
Manager Frank StOrtz Of the state
fair leaves tonight for Mineral Wells
Texas. to be gone several days aud
Mayor sellers will take charge Of fair
AFFAIRS during his absence.
Luna Bergere returned last even
Ing 20 santa he after brief visit
with relatives In Los Lnnas. MT.
Bergere has been attending the New
Mexico Military Institute IN Roswell
The board OF county commissioners
( viii meet az board of equalization.
/ Thursday. june 5th. 1913. al y. M.
! "a hear complaints in regard 10 as
sessments.
/ Miss Viola skinner. daughter %
Alderman J. G. skinner. left today on
the Santa Fe limited for stay OF
three months In Los Angeles and
southern California beach resorts.
special conclave OF Pilgrim Com
mandery No. 3, X. T., this evening AZ
1880 o'clock for work In the X. G.
X. T. and Malta. All visiting sir
knights are welcome. By order OF
the u. G.
Mrs. Randall Calkins wishes
through the columns OF the Herald 10
express her deep appreciation of the
many acts Of kindness BY friends dur
ing her recent bereavement IN the
death OF her husband.
Rev Samuel r. Allison, pastor oi
the Central Avenue Methodist church
south. leaves tonight for Tucumoari
y. ~, TO attend the annual confer
snco Of the Albuquerque district, In
Guiding some twenty pastoral charges
he viii return Monday and the pulpi
viii be allied sunday by Rev. j. n
Heald
News has been received here Of tbs
death in Goshen. y. r.. last Monday
Of Harry Rankin. controlling stock
holder In the Southwestern Brewer
and Ice company of this city, an,
brother OF Don j. Rankin of Albuquer
que. Tie funeral was held In Goshei
this afternoon and the local plan
closed down out OF respect for IN
deceased, Mr.. Rankin made frequen
visits in Albuquerque and was wei
known here. The deceased. who wa
~ years ~ age, II survived by wido'
} aud four sons.
!.
The following from the Magdalen
News will be- of interest To the mar
Alhuquorque friends IT the bride-to
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

n SEE where an umpire up in
Milwaukee Saturday went
and got hisself badly injured
by bein' slugged over the
bean with u pop bottle throwed by
a guy In the grand stand. No
words Is sufficient 60 describe what
a low down cuss that umpire 49,
THROWN pop BOTTLES az the umpire
IL one OF the most important de-
partmonts OF the great national
game. A umpire who goes and lets
hlsself git hit BY one Is rank
piker, he ain't no sport. he ~
queerin' the noble game OF base
bali. he shud be trun out. h'isieo
over the fence and escorted 10 the
edge Of the burg and requested Ter
20 fade into the remote scenery. No
SELF respsctin' fan n goin 10 stand
fer no umpire who can't dodge
common ordinary every day pop
bottle. dunno what baseball Is
comm to.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

VELOCITY 81 wind. nve hun
dred miles per hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

be-; Miss Nellie Phillips. daughter
% Mrs. Ida Phillips. formerly of this
city bat now 81 Socorro. and Mr
1'hayer Brunson ~ Denver. Colo, will
BE- married June iG. ia Magdalena.
The wedding viii take place In the
evening IN the Presbyterian church
Miss Phillips IL we'll known here and
Mr.. Bruns0n formerly resided here.
Both have many friends IN this city
and vicinity who have for them best
wishes for happiness"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04
Won sHouIp WEAR = DIAMOND

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Its possession confers distinction
and will AFFORD you much pleasure
and " after the lapse of years ye" SO
desire YOU can realize mach more for
II than a viii cost YOU Now II the
time TO buy. In anticipation OF the
increased tariff on diamonds we have
made large purchases OF both larger
and smaller diamonds Among the
latter We have lot OF nhe y carat
WHITE, BRILLIANT. sNAPPY
STONES perfect IN cut ana finish
which We are offering at remarkably
low prices. exceptional bargains. IA
fact The wise ones are buying them
Don't ever expect they viii be- cheaper.
BETTER stop In and see them.
Everything In Diamonds. Watches.
Jeweiry, Silyerware. etc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

superior work at prices no higher
Than elsewhere.
aisis West Central Ave, Upstairs
T'llOne O23.
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The Weather

FORECAST New Mexico--Gen-
orally fair In west portion. local
thundeFssorms In east portion to-
night or Thursday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

LOCAL WEATHER report for
"a hours ending at a. M, June
---Maximum temperature. ~ de-
gfees: minimum. &c: range, ~; AT
! O. m. ~; southwest winds. part
BY cloudy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-04

Pilgrim Cominandery Conciave
az 1890.
Meeting al Commercial Club 60
arrange details Of Albuquerque
Santa Re road race
Regular meeting Fraternal Mys-
ilc Circle.
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he

Illustrations in the following publica
lions were made from photographs
by WALTONi
The Leading Facts IN New Mexico
History, C2 vols). by coL w. u.
Twitchell.
Mountalnair chautauqua Program.
q. \. NJ. Mirage.
A. A. s. La Reata.
=. V. A. Catolog and Program.
Catholic Church Year Book.
u. l. y. Chlcago Exhibit
An local Post Cards made by the
Detroit, Publishing co. of Detroit
and Cnrt-Teich Co, Of Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-09
COUNTY DEPOSITORY
Law UPHELD BY COURT

Some time ago a suit was brought in
Klamath county to compel the county
treasurer to select repositories in his
county for receiving county funds. The
county treasurer set up in defense that
the law did not 60 into effect until
1914, because the bill provided that he
should make these selections on or be,
fore the first day Of June, and the law,
owing to the holding over Of the legis.
lature to sinch the governor, did not
60 into effect until June 3, 80 days
after the adjournment of the legisa.
ture. It was taken to the supreme
court on motion for a rehearing, and
today this motion was overruled, and
the county treasurers of the state mus.
now name the repositories as required
by that law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-09

majesty and dignity of the Columbia
river and the entire basin tributary
and even beyond, then we must prose.
cute this dredging of the iO.ioot chan
mel through the bar to a quick conclu.
sion, that the Columbia river territory
may reap the first fruits Of the coming
Of great liners through the Panama
canal. This is not local matter,
alone in the interest Of the port cities
Of the lower Columbia river, but IL iB
in the interest Of every city, farm,
plantation or orchard, stand Of timber,
factories Of whatever nature, railroads
and Of every unit Of labor within tho
area of tho great Columbia river terri.
tory.
"We are to uphold the corps Of en-.
ginueers and fho commissioners Of our
several ports with available funds; thon
let us all make one united effort-a
mighty effort-for the glory OF tho
Grand Old Columbia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-09

at the state fair, and on Wednesday,
"salerA day." of the fair week. Last
year the schools had not opened when
the fair was completed, and it was
quite a problem for the board to
figure out, for the reason every school
had always been well represented at
the state fair,
The printing contract for supplies,
which was the main issue, was let, and
every printing establishment in the
city was favored with some of the
work, with the exception of two.
The problem of safeguarding the
school grounds in various districts from
being invaded by alleys was taken up
and discussed. The matter can be
easily settled, it was discovered, by
appealing to the city council for such
relief.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-09
GOVERNMENT IS SLOW
TO DIG OUT COLUMBIA
United Effort TO Got It Opened Before
Panama Canal Is Needed, Says
Astoria Committee.

The committee on the ports Of the
Columbia, through It's chairman, Alfred
Kinney, has sent out the following let.
tor from Astoria;
"The United States engineering de.
partment has placed tho dredge Chi
nook at work, and while we expect this
will accomplish much in tho next 1850
working days, in fact, dig ditch 4iOO
feet long, 800 feet wide, to a depth
Of from 32 feet to 80 feet, yet the work
Of clearing the full working channel
over the bar TO 40 feet in depth is stu
pendous, and we arc right now calling
for at least two other dredges, leviathau
in capacity, for II we are to sustain Tho
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-09


Notice Of Assessment for Improvement
Of Brooks Street. From the North
Line Of Highland Avenue TO the
North City Limits.
Notice is hereby given that the Com.
mon Council of the City Of Salem, Ore.
gon, will at or about 8 o. o'clock p. m. on
the 18th day Of September 1918, or at
the same hour at any subsequent reg.
ular council meeting thereafter, at the
Common Council chambers in the City
Of Salem, Oregon, proceed to assess
upon each lot or part thereof or parcel
Of land liable therefor, its proportion.
ate share Of the total cost of improv.
ing Brooks street from the north line
Of Highland avenue 10 north City
Limits.
All persons interested in said assess.
ment are hereby notified to appear at
said time before the said Common Coun-
ell and present their objections, il any
they have, to said assessment and ap.
ply to said Common Council on or bo
fore the said 18th day Of September,
1913, to equalizc their proportionatc
share Of the total cost Of improving
said Brooks street, and their said as.
sos ronL
CHAs. T. ELGIN,
Citv Raeordor