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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

Edbeus 8 MINER. pnifeHh fifr iroeunFpeis
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

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itsn Rleter un6 Der Ger6ffentIidnfa, In uscer.
sirftirFniuna nit tFg. 0sfets
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

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gss 2ss s.sIs III 'ii':ss'a ass / ssss;;'kls sss;;'ls' ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04
Iss vl1a.- ~ Psesy nanoV.

1sa vlM.. ~ Rsesy DnssoU.
Mr. an1 MIA Vasosrd AssesaAal
sssa after. fAsy sat Asvn = alanr
by ths light q TIE taAls eaaAiss eaay.
Darrov hardly tei.sA at al = ~
talk. but sat lost In . hrown etnAy.
from which he oaly FosssA sa0cisokay
to accept Or refuse tAs dishes o0seoA
hin. At aboat eight o'eleck ths ~
pAoae bell clicked . sinsls stFe1A, =
though The circuit haA bssa saasaA ~
tAs soaaA Dassov seasssA. tAsa rsaaA-
- swiftly ints his Dsekst ~ ~ n111s
1asAlisht He ssavsay DessssA -
button q tAis: tAsa abssptly s1sA
4 1sst ~ yesr ta,ssAaaA.. ~
n. without sDsaaU.
He vas Oeas harsly Q 0lau1o: -
fotufna1 - tho tahss vtGh eaoo1n1
beev. AlDssG iaos1iaEsly aeo1 -
seoeany haA sissa fFoa tAs bassA -
0oonoal hi0osR aAl lefG
Aftse - ~ aAsans1 - esa1 ~.
ssss. - Psessas1 ~ . ~ ~
~ Hsasa-
~srs = yask ~ sss.Aass. -
aahol.
.D1aihg eat vttA eEssoAA Wh@p
WW 30 - hin tsaaGAkr
Z 90 4 HoooannTy.s
DO fsll hin = esos 6eOa - ~
esoa - 1sas sleAt e'elsck te0ossov
aneaiAg - ~ ssa. I've cAaaOe1 ~
ninA."
-oA!" cried Helen joyously. -1Asa
yos'vs coacls1eA I'm right aftse ~"
NO." said Darrow: "bst II tAis ehlAg
carries ost to its logical ceocaua1sa.
IN golnS 70 need . eood b1lbtssslse
pap!"
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

0000o2
veo!. sAalisaesA Hsasa.
0oeglAg ~ - tAass ase e1aetly
- ssalasaGisss q . sssA bslI%ar
-oA!. ssas1 ~ gisi inAisnaaeiy. aal
Aah Fisiag. Yea aFs iAssltias!"
No. Ssais1 DarEov. mot that
nsvsr 10 30. Hslsa. a.1 yoa know Il!
I'm 0sesly talking ssass. Lsavtns
aside tie miner coastAerstioa that
a. nysek looking for snDaoymsat.
what uss has . scientist for Q bull-tsr.
rtef! Jack has 10 aptitude for scisncs:
As has haA nons Of the accurate train
ing Absolutely essential to scisaoe.
He probably wouldn't b interested in
seisncs. At ths moment - happens
to admire me. and I'm mighty glad
and proud that It 10 20. But that
doesn't help. II happened to be q
saloon man. Jack would quite a.
cheerfully want to be q barkeeper.
I'd do anything in the world to help
Jack: but I'm not the man. You want
70 hunt up somebody that needs .
good bull-terrier. Lots do"
Il hate such 4 cold-blooded way of
going at things!" cried the girl. You
show no more interest In Jack than II
than If"
Darrow smiled whimsically. IN.
deed do. Helen" he said quietly;
that 10 why don't want to touch his
life. Science would ruin him quicker
than an ofiice-in the long run. What
he wants ID q job Of action-something
out West-or in the construction OF
our great and good city. Now, il l had
a political pull, instead Of a scientific
twist, could land Jack in q minute.
Why don'' you try that!"
Father and Mccarthy are enemies, !"
she said simply. She arose with an
air of weariness. How dark it's get
ting!" she said, and pressed the cleo
tric button in the wall
The light did not respond
That's queer,- she remarked, and
pulled the chain that controlled the
reading light on the table. That, too.
failed to illuminate Something
must be wrong with those things at
the meter-what do you call y ~"
\ Fuses" suggested Darrp.G }
= Yes. that's It. I'll rik 80. hsvs
/. Blake screw in anothsrS 4
Darrow was staring atZ small oh.
ject he had taken from his pocket II
was the electric dash-light he habftu-
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ally carried to light his way up the
three dark flights At his lodgings.
Let me call him for you." he sug.
gestsd, rising.
TN ring" said Helen.
But DarToW was already In the hall.
BlAke!" he called down tie base
nent stairway. Bring lamps-oe car
dBss." '-'-
n. -. s .ss'.''a .. Il. "osA. s.'-
Il airsslS ~ ~. slr.- ~ szp,ai.-
- T1s nGAp vses ost soos tine
-nsA yea Issk 4 tAs-essss.- ashsl
HslsaL
~Yss, nass.-
-Wsa, ts,spAsos 10 tAs s,sstsss
oo0Oaay q eosa. We 0aet have MgAG"
Rrcy Dazsov Aal taksa hi passs
aonin b he armchair ~ the 1rA
1T = sssssss." saiA Ae. ssBse1y.
SUse3ess!" echoed Heaea. what
- yol mean?" Blaks stood eutstiy =
axteatioA
"Yos will IND your tsaspAoos alse
0at q order"
Hslea darted from ths room, ealy
70 return after . moment, lansAiAg.
You are. true wizard" sho saia.
Tell me. how did yoa know? What
has hs.isilercd?' ~ -.
"A city" stated Percy didactically,
- like mollusk; 1t depends largely
for it, life and health on u axtk
nctal shell It has constructea. Ualsss
a. very much mistakes, tA1s pef.
dessar nollusk b eoiag = ~ .
eAanes - ~ llfs vieAsdk - sAsa~
Sat ssesssassA .sJsA- ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

hsiaSiaG ~ ahaaGe-
'Oh. -! Yea Asat think--
No. Saat tAiak- ] saly inasias:
and l haveat DacA Aasis for inaxSn,
iaE. But 4 ~ iaasinaktoas csns %
right. veu have pasa&y - Do
.WhAso. aovf- askaA Jack. - ~
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= = =
RANCH E01 R1N3

- sssss farm land, short river ditch
@-rso0 hosss, basa for 10 hesA Of
sssek; half mils froa depot, gosd rosd.
9sod well Of water. Fer pries ssd
;%Rao ell 1t this efiea.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04
NEWS
BUYERS

An asssaa1s Aas Dssse Heea 0ast
- paiA q saas ssthss - Rssst Bsss.
- PaA At esss either 70 Bssst Bsss.
0sss, vhs h ssthssi.sA 70 aeesPt pay
nsat ssA receipt for tAs saDs.
s-ls-n BOR0f BDOAL
H08 4AI1tA veil sstablisAsl
boarding aAA fosniag hosss. ~
0ra.A svssss Glssweel 8peiAsa. e-ls
~ Q ess1se laeosssa h saoiAeoes
2sstaeo e city - ssvss saA vssss
a.4 jast right fss . ssnhsr e -
aoss. ell st this sffies.
~ 0als-0tssk e ssfAvars, gsseef.
- 81 jswslsy. Win tsaAs fer . gssd
,a.sh - god securities.
i-lS SAN DOU0AN,
0lsawesA 0psiAeA
= = =
Fer SALE o. Tfsds-0osA eaash Il
20 acres near CarbosdaIs. win 0Ake
RosA figure On this property ssl
night take good 0leawosd Prepssty IN
'Kehaass. For particulars adarsss
J. =. COX, Carbondals, Csls, Z. r. D
l3-lA
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

o. 0Aassea sossa Watse taaA nsooe
4 . Q III. ssnsiae esse, nsw,y
,aasssa. ssek ysks. Asusss tssss 81 IN
ssap1sas sssay - hiAsA -.
NJ A.Assss Afss ed l-Assss 4ahs
,psCA hasssv. Wln IN q . ssa1saa,
- Z J. 1AWUuQ,
'i7l ~ osoA
"Ny ehill was buf.sA terribly
abost the face, neck and chest. AP-
piled d.. Thoa4s' Eelsctic OIL TAs
pain ssassd and tAe child saak ints .
rsstfsl sleep. Mn. Nancy b. Haa-
ses, Hanbsrg, N. Y.
For eale-Hosss and far. vase..
1sqsirs st this eaies SIC
wANTED-Giri wanting to attend
ths Garfield County High schssl aad
sssa hef rosm and board BY hslping
With ths heusework mornings and svsn-
inss sAsald communicate with
Mrs. L. ). HOWASslD5,, ~
e-0A 11sS afaad Avsaas.
= = =
WAN3EDIIb ~ tAfss ssesea
- l1niag sssvss- Inqsiss q ~
|xsss ~ 0lsss. r.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04


seissttst eaisAsA Arsasang - rsaaA.
- for Ais hAA "BsoakAostfs
Ne. sts tAak haoDro I AFssssA
Wen 0ahs Q eaA - ~ Aim BuiIA-
ing"
AN sisAt- aUssA Jsek eAssrfslly.
What ssef"
TO ask Mccarthy II ~ hasar -
for you iA eo09truetioa."
Jack cane - . dad halt
SAY" ~ cried. Look here! You
don't Quits gst the humor Of that. Why,
Mccarthy loves the name Of Warford
about the way . yellow dog loves .
tin can to his tail"
Wen cali o. hin, jast the same"
insisted Darow.
I'm saDs." said Jack. but I
can tell you the answer right now. No
need 70 walk 10 the Atlas Building"
Il have . notion the Atlas Building
IL going to Be q mighty interesting
place." SAID Darrow.
They debouched on the street. The
air was soft and golden; the sun warm
with tie Indian summer. The clock
On the Metropolitan tower was boom
ing nine. As the two set out at slow
aaanter down the backwater of the
side street, Darrow explained q little
further.
Jack" said he abruptly, I'll tell
you what think-or imagine. I be-
lieve last nights phenomena were con-
trolled. sot fortaitous or the result Of
vAtaaWAt n
man turned o1 -<hs Juice In this city:
and turned 1t on again. How he did 1t.
! Do aot know; but he did It very CON-
pletely. It was not . question Of wir-
ing aloos. Even dry-cel batteries were
affected. Now. can think Of only
one broad general principle by which
Ae could accomplish that result. Just
what means he took to apply the prin-
cipse b beyond my knowledge. But
Il an correct In my sspposition.
there occurs to me NO reason Why hs
should not 90 . step or 20 farther"
Il don't believe I follow" said Jack
contritely.
what I'm driving At is this" said
Darrow; this 10 not the end Of the
circus by any means. We're going to
sss lot Of funny things-f my guess
b aaywhsfe near right"
Continued next week.
fbsss paska0ss = ~ psPsss ~ ~
sGssis0 q 10 ssets ass slasss isAs
pessib,s u . hsssssesa. kisAis ~
9sss Nth tAso 80 - tAsa y -
- 6l0sss1e vayA
|olmWooO PROPERTY 70 11An0
Psstiss AsvinS 0as1ssA ssssty
sansAss - AbPsss e Vhe vin saas
= Vsy1sas Assisshss 03ss1sea ~
pMsy vin y vsl1 - osks sAsis vass
knoWD - - - I ho~o . fsW tso1D
e tAas hid u vssv.
Don't use harsh physics. The reae.
tion weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. ct Doant Regu-
lets. They operate easily. Csc at all
stores.
OA nanaDn fnp nnla n fhin aGSnA
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

20 eerss near CarbosdaIs. win nake
= god figure On this property a.l
night take good 0lenwosd prepssty il
'xehaags. For particulars addrsss
}. =. COX, Carbondals, Csls, Z. r. D
l3+ll
= = =
RANCH T01 RIFT
- 0eess farm land, short river ditch
4-rsoa hosss, bar, for 10 hesA Of
.ssek; half mils froa depot, gosd road.
7sod well Of water. Fer prize ssd
.esas ell st this sfiea.
= = >
ron aAI3
Cheap L C. Smith a.d Rsningtsa
''p...issr. both vi'ibt ..a 1, s'oi
.oaditisa. n
P.o. Box 20s, Gn.d Jssssis..
LOST-In the Denver Rooms, a.
f. Howard, gold case, open face
watch; leather fob with "K" At.
tached. Finder retur, to oRies Of
Denver Rooms and receive reward.
0oD1RN DUH0AI0W Yo0 aA11
Asdssa bungalow, . rsens, bssa ~
ssilst, nsarly nsw a.l veil sitaatsA. =
sffsrsA st . bargain 1se sasA Can st
~ sefies fss pestisalasA
FOB 8Al.1, 1XoHANo1 o. L1A11
A cattle ranch Of $50 acres close -
one Of the finest ranges in Colorado
Has $50 acres under ditch; about $50
under cultivation; close to good mar.
tets. Fully equipped with farm ma.
ehinery and stock for running the
same.
This is . rare bargain ~ the land
win grow anything from graia and
alfalfa to potatoes.
For Particular address Z Y z care
Gle,wsod Post.
olx ses0 As.ss ia go ssoAieisa ana
lsae lses 1. sssl ssaiAsass psstsss It
olsavssl ePssoAiA lssasisa IT, .
ssnAss 4 cottages. 0wnse wfn ashs
gssl ps;es aAl givs satisfassssy
tssns . part u s0s1nk osn q tAb
sefiss fss pest3sslesA
WANTED-3 whole copies Of Glen.
wood Pose dated Nay 94th, 1918. win
MRS FLORENCE TANKsLY
pay IS cents . copy.
= = =
A fine Kinball organ fer sale eAsaR.
l097 Pftkin avenue, Glenwood Spring.,
Colo. s-3o-st
Six room hease, furnished, for sale
or for rent. viii sell On easy pay.
nents o. will trade sa stAsr real
estate. eIaqairs at ~ Ninth stsset.
~ Z I. HER1AR.
l1saav = tsoa . 1one n a.
Il 0san1ulsa 10AeauDl - 0AasD
~ MaAAag - 1ao@ - 11.naaass
AAslnsl Wnas q -. . -
n La0sa lnvsnoD@ 0uuQ~S,
',-30 1saaUses aUEl10 On.
= = -
No3I0B O AD0oVAI.
N D0aa oGDsss II N. Q. D.
1gB0a WM - ssnsvsa - ~ ON.
sss' Assasaal Dank DunAlng =
OcsSbse L. $50.
= = =
For Rent-Two furnished hsuses,
vary chasas 70 scspensible- = as-tie.. !. In.
quire sls 1inter avenue. s3ost
= = =.
Hive4 cessna, Itch Or salt FAe.n
ssts yea crazy. Cas- bsar H. tsseh
sf ysae eassAile Dsaas oiatnsst h
1Ins fss saiA i1shlnG. An 141nises
|ouD q ~ q - 4. i. \
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

fhsss paska0ss = ~ paPsss ~ ~
sGssisG at 10 ssoas ass slasss laAis
pessibss u . kossssesa. kisAis ~
osss Vith tAso 81 - tAao y -
- 60sssoe VaN
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

- a(po - - : = -
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

Don't use harsh physics. The reae.
tion weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. ct Doan't Regu-
lets. They operate easily. Csc at all
stores.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04
ron AI1

osl psps.s fes sais u tAis sGssA
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

0I.uWooO Y10R01Y 70 S1AD0
Psstiss hsviAg 0as6sA sssssy
nnsAss - Asposs e Whe vin eaos
= poyDsss Asoisshae oasoWeo1 ~
pssy Win = Wou - osks tAsts vasAs
kaews - - - hovo . ~ tFo1D
e tAas hid = VS0W.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04
ron ML3

Cheap L c. Smith A.A Rsningtsa
typewriter, both visiblP asd in gsoi
.oaditiso. n
P.O. Boz 29t, Grand Jaseties.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

WAM1ED-He ~ tAfss ssssea
- h1niag sesvss. rnqsiss 4 ~
- ~ o1sss. r.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

n Dnaal o0sss Il n. q. D.
1eg0a WM - pu0oVUa - ~ On
ssas' Ns&asaal Dank Dsn11ng =
0cASbee L. $50.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

EI I1@Esdstsis & e. 7.S
11.Casehv - ~ $50 tAeoaioSol - =
AW0o0D 1enn4Ds oeAsgiaG ~ - -
Desega. us Isas "A tSlss d -
- - 1Ay
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

For eale-Hosse and fasn wase..
r,qsirs as this eAfes s-ls
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

= - = ~ ass s.spssAe1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-05
BUSINESS IS SLOW
BUT MARKET STEADY
WILSON'S INAUGURAL SPEECH
MAKES A VERY GOOD I'M
PRESTON.
GERMANS WANT CASH
FOREIGN MARKETS HEAVY AND
IRREGuLAR--AME CAN
AND OTHERS EXPECT
INVESTIGATION.
GERMANS WANT CASH

NEW YORK, March 4.-Whether
because of matters incident to the
inauguration ceremonies at Wash
ington, or more directly because of
the recent rise In market valuations,
and the elimination of considerable
portion Of the outstanding short in
terest stock exchange business today
was diminished and the tendency of
prices was toward moderate recess
sion. AT the same time the market
was very steady and underlying A.
nancial sentiment exhibited tt the
same increase of optimism that has
characterized 1t in the last week
President Wilson's inaugural speech
made a god impression in that there
was no breathing Of fire and slaughter
in 1t, and it apparently betokened an
earnest desire on the part of the
speaker to bend all HE .,gorts for the
good of his country.
Foreign Markets Heavy.
The foreign markets were irregular
and In the main heavy not SO much
because of a proposed increase in
ornaments abroad. which If not ex-
actly inspiring 1t has obviously no
reference to affairs In the Balkans
as because of the German financial
situation.
There will doubtless be some anx-
iety felt until the German quarterly
financial settlements on April list, are
well over German bankers continue
to make high bids for money here
and pretty nearly everywhere else in
the world; and in our foreign ex-
change market the present disposi-
ton Is to look for exports OF gold
to Europe during the pre-cnt month
Sterling rates were really strong to-
day. partly because of the German
bidding for money. and partly because
both call and time money were easier
Gossip Is Bearish.
Particular heaviness was again dis
played in the American Can stocks
due to the general idea which has not
been officially confirmed that the
government Is investigating the af-
fairs of the company with q view to
bring = prosecution under the anti
trust law. Corn Products was anoth-
er weak feature. also because of talk
the company for alleged violations of
the pure food Law. Notably strong
stocks were. on the other hand, the
Interboroueh Metropolitan and other
traction shares by reason of the
prospective ratification of the sub
contracts.
as concerns general business the
better telling in the copper metal mar
ket is Cnabated, and 1t Is now con-
cea3ed that uron tire recent drop Of
over three cents a pound in thu price
Of copper such large purchases of the
com modify were made by consuming
interests that heavy inroads were
made upon the stocks Of producers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-05
F asst Foot Racers
In These Games

NEW YORK, March i.-Lovers of
foot racing will be treated to one
Of the greatest series of special races
ever witnessed in this city at the ma
tionai indoor games on Thursday
night in Madison Square Garden The
past performances of the men indi
cate that more than one record is
in danger of being wiped off the
books OF course. the race that will
attract the most attention Is the 500
yard run. In which the six greatest
middle distance runners In the world
viii meet namely, Meredith, shap-
pard. Davenport, Halpin, kiviat and
Frick.
The two-mile championship. in
which HaaHes kolehmainen, the
great Finnish champion. has been
made the faverite. should furnish one
of the greatest two-mile races ever
run on a board floor. He will have
to be in his best form TO lead home
such sterling runners as Billy Kramer.
of the Long island A. c.. Oscar He'd
iund, of the Boston A. A, and Louis
Scott, of the South Paterson A. c.
Some of the other champions that
will be seen in action are Drew. Mey-
er. Burns, Marceau, Bonsib, Baker,
McGrath. Mcdonald. Beatty. Plat
and Ben Adams. Goehring. Eller.
Wendell. Mitchell, Dukes. Clifford
Ryan. Jennings. Plant, Ntzhugh,,
Stephenson, Clark, Erickson. Hap
penw Foster. Murphy. Rice. Jacobs,
Cloughen and many others.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-05
COURT REFUSES To
REOPEN OLD CASE
PETITION FOR HEARING OF KAMA
VIVA RECEIVER MATTER DE-
MED BY FEDERAL BENCH.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals yesterday refused TO reopen
the old Kanawha Lumber company re-
ceivership case, in which just ten days
ago il affirmed the findings of the
United States District court at Char
lesion, S. G..
The case. which was of long stand
ing, concerns the winding up OF the
affairs OF the bankrupt West Virgins
lumber concern and the scramble OF
creditors for the ieavings. The case
was entitled p. G. Boyce. Betty Boyce.
Murchison National Bank of Whining
ton. N. C., Charleston National bank
and others VS.. the Southern National
Bank OF Wilmington. Bank of Nanse-
mond OF Suffolk, Climax Manufactur-
ing company ct ais. The defendants
held receivers certificates for their
claims and the District court at Char
lesion decided that these took priority
of the claims OF the plaintiffs. In the
decision handed down week or mora
ago the United States District court
affirmed the decision of the lower
tribunal.
Monday the plaintiffs argued petit
ton to grant a rehearing of the case.
and yesterday the court denied this
petition which writes fms to the
litigation. Judge GoM handed down
the opinion
The Suffolk bank, by This decree, gets
the proceeds Of a goo note which 1t
held against the defunct corporation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, March 4.--Butter:
Receipts today. s.7ss packages. The
market is rated steady in about the
former range of prices, but there is
an unsettled telling among buyers.
Creamery extras, Sc 1-2Q37; ditto
flrsts. "a 1-2@36: ditto held extras,
"a 1905.
market shows little, If any change.
The demand was fair. state whole
milk held white and colored fresh
specials. IT l-2G1S: average held
fancy, Is 1-2G1T "a; winter made
special, 16 1-2Mi7.
Eggs: Receipts today. 1s,so3 cases,
Further weakness developed today
under the influence Of heavy offerings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-05
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