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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30
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Die nsu. 5huls Der ct. Plus Gea
meinoe an Der 9orben Gtrdbe IN
Gio gumminsbille, fpuIcs geittrn
Sc ssssdad)Hitida in fsisrlifsr Weiie einges
tuei6t. Dsm sSeiiatt ging Elm impos
Tdnter llm3ng poraus. Der IN iehs
DiDifionsn eingetbeilt uno nit fsinen
sablreidQ 1abnen .lnD gannern In
ben 5truben GnnininspilIes, ourh
fpelhe sr ii6 bttpepte, dllgeneine b.
ipunceruag erregte Gie @sreine Der
gius GJeminbs NIT Den Shalfina
CORN, ipsIh lsbtere in autcmobtIsr
fnfren, bslbeten ben Gdlub Der gro
zen Qarobs. Ter Dsibeatt tpuret
bonn ersbil6cf Wosilsr polIsogen
oem Dqbei sablrside prieiter afiiitir'
ten. gtep. M.-g. S'8risn bieit oi,
Ieinorudspoile s5eitrebe. DDS neu'
Ghulbaus BAT $4,000 gstoftet. Ia
fir tann iid Die opFsrDilIise 9emsin
be dber riibmen, ein p0llig moberl
einesrihietes S6ulbaus ibr eigen 81
nennsu. RAD benz W,ibeatt CAB es al
ben G|riinben Der @emein0e 8oltsfeii
9a CAB ss Grfriinunsen manherIt
glrt uno Mbsnbs ierDirtsn bic Oamei
lain id,madhdftes MbeHpeH Hen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30

sinaiQe, Dus er ME DergiBt - um 10
itderer peraiBt er bic Qihs BON tetner
Rteibuna gu sutfernen, poRtn lie 9s>
raoe fdllt. 1ln0 10 tpentg er aut lsl&'
ne dubere @ridetnun8 bait, 10 Deat5
bdlt sr audi uuf bic duBere SrDrung
Ieiner gibliotbet. Gr alletn tpetB ben
Beg our6 bic 5Oben uno 3tsTen Der
giider@, 8roiaurenz uno 3ettungss
mqfien gu ftaoen, Die alle Shet!e Istnes
Qrbeits8tmmers dusfUQen, uao 9Ie@
manb BARI on oieIsm ripitemattihen
gbaos" riibren. Gbrltd Iteb etnm1l
einsm areunoe Elm poar Bidder uno
betom Dofiir Qu9 BON ibr etntge urrz
Dere Qelieben. Steiner bon betoeu
bathte ie baran, bic entliehsnen Guner
Dem Gtqenthimer ipisoer 3urilf5ult'le
len. rad LANCER 3stt aber tsl1en
Ghrlif,s guher an i'm 3ur!d, be-
toleitet Dpn elmer Wiittbeiluug, tportlt
| ibu Der 5reunp banou benodrldjtlgt,
| bah er oebeirut6et babe, umge5ogen let
un0 Teine gibliotbet in Sronang ge@
brod1t babe. Gbrlths Qntrpor. ldn@
tete: so gratuIire Shnen 81 ,5prer
8er6siratbung unb oQnte Sbnen tir
Die RudfenOung meiner 8u6sr, dhfr
pern sic oenten, oaB i'd, neil sc
umae8pgen fino uno lid oerhetratpet
baben, nun au6 meine 8ibIiothet 2ro@
nen unD 56re Bidder ouSfinotg ma
den rperoe, oann iinD sic iebr in
Srrtbum." sn iiinqersn Sagen
,, pflegte GbrIid lid germ alerIei Sein.
, lpanoitiide ein8uiteden, um oamIi
! Qlatten gu reinigsn, uno babel pflegt'
sr gebraudts 9oidentii6er, 5eHtoer
II. (. 10. beionosrs gu beoor8u9eH
Girmal, mittsn in elmer 8orlefung
qrtff er in bic SaIte na6 etnem Iud
! nm fitb bic Stirn gu trotner, uni
3ua, ME er perneinte, Elm 5oiteHtud
, beraus. 3as 3afdsntud mar abe
: - etue gta6tiads ieiner 5rau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30

g9 o r t III allen C y us or II c.
Gie 6eut1de Sprate bat eine lnge'
p6bnlihe 9lu3abl bon lout11olenoeu
gSorteu, Die inns III trterena1ier
y8eiie eineu Siutuei3 aui Die etgent'
Iihe Gntitebuug Der Sprade geben,
9efonpers mertpuroig itno IN otslsr
SinIiht bic Quf tid auSlduttnoeH
0orte. Guotfd nit leiner ptelosutls
Qeu 9lnnenoung lit Elm iolhes 9Sort-
IS iit urfpliingIit ejne Snterjettton,
Die einfad ban 8urgelIdut Des 29ala
fers nahabmt. Der dltere Sprdh9ea
brauh peift dlIo SaBe auf Dle: ~Oas
| 0aIIer, pomit er 'ib Die Sttetel gea
| fuQt, auati6ts beim Geben." 8teles
| 10 baratteriItiiae Dort lit ober ebes
mails iutraniitip gebrou6t puroen; 8.
Ig.: .Gr quatidte 6alug) ihm ins
9efitt." auh Der 2lusorut nSndtlh" !,
Der fich iegt iebr toeit BON ieiuer ura
Fpriinolider geoeutung sntfernt bat
unp etipa Ioptel tpie etneH seq bes
beutet, fubt auf elmer 5onnadahmnns.
/ Sn Glterer 3eit pirb nit .SnatIh" Der
brsiartiQe StrobeuidmuB be8ei9nst-
! .anqtfh" 1T alo genau buTelbe tpte
.matfh". Sine peitere Ruance glebt
uns bas Wortheu sratIa", oos oas
GerGufh be8eidnet. oas b>im 3erret'
zen zines 3ufes eutftebt. auh Der
ausbrud ,3roid" seb0rt in biefeReiAe
BON tonmalenben 8prteH, Die 'ih NOD
ouberorbeutIid ps.gr0Bern IisBe. Die
FinberIproae nenoet bdufig oas
.Qatiden" uub gstatiden" ar, Elm
tpeiRrsr gelpsis oufiir, bgB ale ntele
Bprte i'm eneIteu 3ufamfsubong ites
. ben. Gie beipeiien uns aufs oe1tltAite,
ipie 8ablreih IN unierer honenttpttsls
ten Sprrrhe noca bic gBcrte -bestresr
: finb, bic auf ibrs primitips Stuts su'
! riidgs5sn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30
SIRE erfe AGeinreife.
gOn 6. u. 81 aaibu q.

Sm Usiinhener 5auptbabu6of, an
sintm Wsaientdg. Der 3ng itano 5ur
glbEabrt bereit, bieaoupetbiiren iuuren
ber.its aeialoifsn, ale 5drtlihen 4bs
ic,iebsseremonien pcriiber. 6rdu
0retbe bog iia gum Geniter hinans
nod elm Isster 5dnbeorud.
.alio, nidot tpahr, Ou iDeibt gsf4etoa"
mahrte Der befOrgte Gatts.
.Ghrei6e mir tdglih - uno IN nrht
5aasn bann auf Disberfebeu in Rti'
finaen." - Acknowledgment. D1s bes
tannte Bib: .8ute Reiie, Ioteii.
abieu,@ siderituenfen. ipdhreHo lld
Der 3us, aernsfien in 9epegung isste,
um nah lpeniaen Setuncen, bel elmer
gieauna. ben gliden Der 3urli65lsi'
benoen su entitapinoeu.
grete - allein i'm aoupe, o Wonre.
l. nabm ibrsn SenterpIds. fir Der
Der Gatte poriorsli6ertpeife ihor
taag sunor bic globtartt geloit bate
nit SeIbit6epuBtfsin uno bobsits'
potter @ran6ssss elm, lebnt. iif1 IN D.
ipeiden poiitsr suriid unD ihlob oh
qluoen. 60 feierlih fam ibr beute allei
Dor, 10 ielbitGnoig fiiblte lie iih. DEM
ss mar bic critic Reiie in ibem asben
IalIsin - obne gesIeituns. RuH ia =
| i'm biretten 3uae bon Wiiinhen mad
gliirnbera - ift Das ettpd etn annit
lfiid? 9ides etulgs llmmuiterttperaeH
luub bic dnaitlihe Giirioree ihrel
aLnnnes erfhisnen ihr audi rirtlit
iibsrfluiiiq. Mit q Sabrsn mar I
bod, fsin ainn mebr. 4uh frolits 4
lispn asissu. sak Iis itbr Gu' is!S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30
Jemer.

@eliern Worgen brah IN Der
Canon. 1Sabrif BON 8eilataun, go.
304 BOG Weain CIR, oIth Selbit-
cutsiinouitg zines glbfnabaufens Ell
sSeuer ous, oab eiren Shaoen bon
$50 anrihtetc.
Gin Honb Der 5lnuinen futtrot
Ions Gt1a9eb1uoe bon Gbris. SelB
go. ti09 Sorion Strabe. Ter Stdl
brannte BIS an Die 8rnitbmdnern riie
Ger nnn lDiro Der Sd|ooen aiif S20t
berehnet. gsie ons 5euer eHtitano
| lit nod niht aiifgefldrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30
Son o.utihen 9iinitlern nno
@elebrteu.
Gin gnaIGn6er iiber Rid1arh StrouB
als leliiifer uno @eihaitsmnnn.
- gleftra beim Sfat. - Ter Gr.
timber oes SaIparian.

Socbcn eriheiut I'M gerlage bon
0iaiam Seinemann inter Dem 8ttel
Weiinner nm Den &nlier" (gtc11
around tbe seaiier) ein BUD bon
,SreSeric @iIliam 8ile, oas Sntereiil
III. erreaen aeeisnet lit. oa es littero'
ride Qortr1tifissen -einer Geibe por
fiibrenoen Ierionlihfeiten bes mo-
oernen Geluidlatlhs entbalt. Iii
Reibe lit bunt eenug: neben ben
loeutiden- ar0uprinsen agS benz Rrtrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30

Bon Der Site iiberip1lttgt ,Dureen
aeitern folgenOe gerionen:
@iltiom s.. We8 eiuitt,
9olisiit, go. 1908 Qogiie SfrnBc
fuobnboit. Grfronfte i'm StntioTis'
6ebliibe oes 6. 9oIi3ei. Giitrifts.
@sc1apitt murSe nad erfolgreid,er
lr5tliher gebanolung ieiner @ob.
niine iiberfiibrt.
Wsdrcns W salem do Sabre
oIt, rcn go. 1917 golcrain apenne.
inhte ON offenen s5snIter ieiner IN Der
sipeiten Gtoge gelegenen gSobnnttg
Siiblung BON Der Sise, als er blot.
Iid) bas 8Ieihganid)t perlor rlo alif
Die Gtrnbe itiir5te. @bolen, Der iih
Durd, ben Stur5 einen stnOd|elbrnd)
oeg linfen 5uBes 3uaeScgen bate,
fpirbe benz itdotiiteH seranteHbanic
eingeliefert.
Wprtfe goof, So Sabre alt,
In benz Qadmonsgeb1uoe an Der
Gldrf nnb gdpmiler Strabe tpohR'
bdsi. ionrbe geitern Morsen bon Der
Sibe iiberipiItigt uno itarb am 4btnn
an ben giupirt,mpen Der Site. Der
Coroner tpuroe BON benz lobe Del
gcot bennhri6tiet.
80 I'm Gnaller. AZ Sabre alt
BON so. 381 Gpring 9roDe ADeHue
fiel aeftern abenb, aIs er GrfriIhuns
pcn ber Sibe futbts, aus einers Gen
fer Der 5lpeiten Gtage itintr Dob'
nung uHb sps fit einsn grun oei
Iinien lInttrihentels Su. Ter Ser
uagliidts fanb inn itdbtiiden aranten
hnns aufnubme.
9[ntbonp ardmer. SO Jdhr
ali, brah an Der 8stts unb aiHl
.Etrnbe, BON Der 6ibs iiberpdliigt. su
iommen uno nuroe benz itdDtnde,
Sfrnntenhoas sineeliefert.
4nna G'9ouo, 81, an be
Tritteu unb Smii6 Strabe ipobnhnfi
trad seItern abenb i'm Wunbattnl
Nkffaurcnt, In iptlhem ne beihdftie
lit, betpubtlos 3ufammen unb mubt
Gem it6nfiihsn 6oIpitol sineslitftr
uerben, lpoIelbit bic aer3is ertldrttr
bab psnig 5offnans ouf grbaltaH
bes Qebens Der grtranftsn bsIttht.
Janng Gant. "a Sabre al
rpH 30. 1907 Central 4nenu.. ipur1
atitsrn an Der 2ibertn unb Sob
Girnbe pom Der 6ibe iiberipditist IN
mubis bem fsdotiIhen srnnieubau
eingeliefert futrnsn.
gillian 6orne. 40 Sabre al
go. 430 Cit 13. Sirdbe ipohnbdf
fpurbe in ihrtr Wobnuns bon b
s5ibe iixrndlti9t uHp ftiirsie bic 1rel
ps binnb. Die 6orne sog iin eine
Druh bes iluisrarms 3i unb faHo i
ftdntifhen arantenbaus aufndbme.
MesIep GIarf. 10 Sabre al
fpuros an bsr 4. unb 5tcne Gtr1i
pom Der Gibe iibermannt unb far
sbasf1lIs slufnabme I'm isdhsiIt
Erdnfeuhdas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30
ssoaserte i'm crp6enm.a aa4aartsn.

Wlit benz geitrisen aags bsgunn bie
aipeite Wohe Der aonserte Des Gins
ei6noii GommerorheItsrs. bas iih be-
fnnuiI;M aus Wluiiitrn bes Spnspbos
uisrrdk|ters sufnmmtnIebi. i'm Dohs
anrttn bes GrpEsum 9beuters. Der
3e|un mar Elm fsbr rteer uno riirfis
IN nitIer Mpfe nod bsDeuienD 5anebs
men. bo qapellmeiittr Moiiii aips
nj hsr 3uiammenisllune Der pro-
etnninHe ~ tIniTifne Clement etipds
n IN 6intekgrllno aeiitIlt unb IN srr
jhr Qinie p0pul1xe Wulh aus8eudbll
sat. bie ffir he erob< 1ajIe lei@te'
tsslsdnhu& ~ Nm. 0fknafss &bsui
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30

tpirfte bsr GsIliIt Ssrr Sulifg Giurm
aIs Gclift nit. Sn 3tpei 9on3erten
ipirb aIs Goliftin oie betaHrie 60
prouiftiitA 5rdu Glin Warihan Cor
mistpirfsn nnb 3tpar am Gtenitue
glbeno in eitsm W1gnerprOgramm To-
ME am gSreitna 9lbeRb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30
9ie glnc 8rais ssmn.

Tic glue @raB Snn eclpdbrt orr
ongenehmiten glurentbalt III naber
nuo ipciter llmgebrng. Ttc Gage N
ocn aertudper Sigblauos maht Den
|aluientbalt ielbit in Der GroBtcn Siee
ertr1glid, uno iiberSies miro bort a.
les geirten, mas iit Gton0e mare, BET
Der 9eiudern Die Sise pscgeiien 6it
lt,ifpr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30

,h Hitht Dubts, mas
anSufanseu. Sd htt
an nieoerorii denDen
SdmerssH, ,metne an~
gen i6msrsten MID,
Id mar nerros, idpin~
beIis unb unregslmd-
Bio unb bate Deiblis
de S6p1dJe. SO
p.rausqabie GeIo an
bic Gottoren, nnrbe
aber i1nmer f1Ltm.
mer.
Cine iSrtunntn rrs
sGbltt mir bon Den
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30

lie bes 0odmittags 5um 9eiufj EN-.
gle pnroen In IiebeiiSDiiroiger @eiie
oufgerommen unD genoiien glei6 oeit
geranltoltern eineHeibe frobDergniig.
ter Gtilnoetl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30
gead,ten sie bieIe 9lnnOu3e iebr.

stein. S5rau, psIte an irgenb elmer petbss>
den gfrantbsit leioet, iollte bic 6onHung oers
liersn, bepor iie eineu ebrIideE 8erIu1 mlt
qpbia 6. gintbdm's 9e9etabIe COMPOUND
eemaft bot. -,
1i.fss b,rtibmte S,tlmittsI, htiTeu msbist'
nifde geEianotbeiIc bon beimt'den 8ur1eln
uuo ardutern qenommen tDerben, bot ben
8eneis eines bobsu 8ertbts ole Sstboasr
uub etarfungSmttteI Oss pst6Iideu S9'tsms
felt piersia 5abreu erbraht. ISrautn pom
ilberoa crbrtn9en freiptulst 5eugntNem ~ upse
bic punbsrbare RroFt bon 2pOia g. Etnt-
bnm's 8egetable COMPOUND.
gSeuu Gle ipe5iellen Gatb fpnii'
iden, 10 idDreiben Ste on bic Gpota
IS. GMf6am Webictne GO. (eDnftceH'
tell, Spnn, WtaiI. SIR Srtef mtro
Dun elmer Came aeOffnet, gcleien 1lno
beantmprtet nnb ftreng gebstm seBat'
ten iuerDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30
9okal.Dfrid)t
G6bm norm! Ssid,t spabr?
Cine flrinr grieie mddlte bic seitrias
9emperntnr Gin iuenis srtraglid,sr.
SiennfGils mic se,u0bnIidJ.

Batter, Wastter, griioer, Sdrpc.
iiern, oLle luailoerten geiiern blnaliS
In bic ipeite sserne. Inn GrlOiung ooll
Der Sisc al ilihen. 7iegergniignnls-
rIibc unn gsaDcpnrfs iUnren Slnl Grs
briiden poll iuo mar Der AuientBalf
I'm 1reien ocppeIt angenebm, On ab
ino 5n cine iriid)e gfieie webte, OF
Der eriflaIiten .Daenihbeit ein ipeHia
Aiibluug Sitiiibrfe.
cSsm ssnnern Der Staot mar aber oie
9enupernfur fat nnertraglif. Lie
Sduier mo gteine, ipeId,c Don Sl5e
qeIattiat iinb. bei8ten nit Der Soilne
I'm Die @eite Elm nuo jhafften etns
fite ipie ik i'm Groinnsrn ni6t groBtr
iein fann. Jrcs Der enornien gSnrIle
i,ntten uerid)ieOene Wenid)en nod Del
Sumor uno Ieuth. ihre letoen0ei
Witmcnid)en nit oen 8orten 81 be
sriibea: .,Ghon lparml nidlt nanrls
Gie aeitriae 5agestenlperotnr Dus
@a tx.ta t.f,3 ,asssStvrrf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30

8infbam'fheu SetImitteIn uub tt nobm Sq-
bio q. Binfbom's 8eqstabIe COMPOUND elm
unb mar aebeilt. Sd tauH Shr SetImtftel
uid3t aenug pretien, neu i'd pett, ods tt1 ME
nitSer asiuno oeporbsu mare, penH i4 e.
nid,t einoenommen bdtte." - sraulftn VI a.
RI q. Sorner, aoute SO. 2, 8or Al,
@inbom, aanias.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30
ssran nabm ben Hatb
elmer Ssrtnnoirl an.
iinS fanb 9eInnSbeit IN 2gSiG 6,
9,iHf6am's @esetable COMPOUND.

gSiubom, Ranfas. sd bate tine gers
fdrbune, tpelde 8lafenleiOsn Dsrurfat)te unb
L. II. haE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30

sen Sefnrifl neben fiibrenoen Ser.
ionIi6feiten oes politii6en 2ebens
in Geutiblunb, Die oent &efbSfdn5.
Ter, Dem Staatsiefretar b. ssSa9otD,
Sersn b. &epbebrnno utto gebel, ite-
BEN bier Gtuoicn iiber bic 8etpalti-
gen Der SSinan5 uno Der SSSrloultrte,
iiber GbniIen, @pinner, Balm, uno
oann pieoer ItoBen mir uuf gtlonilie
BON @elebrten, aitnitlern 3ettiln8s'
mdnnert fltr3, an ablpedslung
ieblt es niht. g8tle bot ais 8erlIner
aorrelponocnt zines groBen eltglts
idlen 9latte5 8eleeenbeit gebabt,
1entIfdanbs leitenoe Berionlld)feis
ten aus eigener Qni6dltlng fennen
3u lernen; er bat piel beobaftet unO
piel ge6ort, urb iein frfI4 uno I'M
aat5en porurtbeiIalos geidriebenes
gud) 6rinqt befonoers aus Der Nelt
ser aHnitler un0 8elebrten manher'
| lei, mas menig ooer gar ntft betannt
| 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-30

9eionhers slutlif gelun8en II
8ile bic Ieberbe Sti33e. bic er bon
9cbeimrot6 paul Ghrlia, oem @r.
timber bes SalparTuns. entpirft, Re.
ben Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5orihunf
tennt GbrIih nur cine 2eioeuihaft
oos Rauhen. llno ielbit tpenn el
| lid bbotpgrapbirsH IGbt, muB BIZ
gioarrr in ieincr nd6'+en yldbe blet'
ben. Ghrlicb lit Der 5erItreiit
peutfde profeFor. ME sr i'm 9u
9e i,ebt, UNI itine GisGrrs lit SSi
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-01-30
Continued from fifth page)

friends can do him little or no
good unless he is disposed to
avail himself of that help; and
the curses that come to him from
another class of people can do
him no real harm so long as he
tends to his own business. Any
improvement in the farmers con-
dition, no matter what 1t may be,
must be made by the farmer him
self, and not by any outside force
or agency. The future of the
farmer depends upon himself.
He can use the helps, the oppor-
tuuities for acquiring greater
skill and more accurate informa-
ton; but no benefit can come to
him unless he does use them.
There's another side to it. In
the wonderful change that is go
ing on in our entire civilization,
the farmer who does not avail
himself of the opportunities for
improvement intellectual, social
and finaucial-will in time be
left behind. The world will 60
on past him and over him. His
future rests in his own hands.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-01-30

We can help you select mon
ument. Our long experience in
the monument business will be Of
benefit to you in the selection OF
a fitting tribute to the departed
loved one. Visit our salesroom
and look at our finished line OF
monuments, made from the vari.
Gus kinds of granite and marble.
If we should have nothing in
stock to suit you, We have a
large assortment of beautiful
and artistic designs from which
to choose, and can make it for
you. Come and look at the mon
uments made from Winusboro
Blue Granite. Call at our sales
room, or write US for designs
and prices.
Columbus Monumental Works,
Ed. A. Jones, Mgr.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-01-30

We can hardly imagine why
you do not burn gas. tits cheap
err, cleaner. more convenient, and
much easier on the housewife.
You can get your house plumbed
very cheaply by Deckert, the
plumber, who has an Office 10 The
News building.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-01-30
Avoid the Cheap and Zig
Can" BAKING Powders.

The cheap baking powders
have but one recommendation;
they certainly give the purchaser
plenty of powder for his money,
but it's not all baking powder;
the bulk is made up of cheap ma
terials that have no leaving
power. These powders are so
carelessly made from inferior ma
terials that they will not always
make light, wholesome food.
Further, these cheap baking
powders have a very small per-
centage of leaving gas; there
fore it takes from two to three
times as much of such powder to
raise the cake or biscuit as it
does of Calumet Baking Powder.
Therefore, in the long run, the
actual cost to the consumer OF
the cheap powders is more than
Calumet would be. Cheap bak-
ing powders leave the bread some
times bleached and acid, some
times yellow and alkaline, and
often unpalatahle, They are
never of uniform strength and
quality.
Why not buy perfectly whole
some baking powder like Calu-
met, that is at the same time
moderate in price and one which
can be relied upon? Calumet is
always the same, keeps indefin.
itely and gives the cook the least
trouble. Received Highest
Awards: Worlds Pure Food Elk
position, France, March, 1912.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-01-30
The Proof.

Here is more evidence Of what to be seen in the lower NO
Gnde valley of Texas My company The Standard Land Co. will
run special the valley Feb 5th Make your arEanee-
men to TO- This the time the winter crops growing and
the entire valley in full bloom Winter crops are already being
shipped. will take you on two fine side trips. too
Leave word for me at the Baxter News Office
Read what 80 people who went the astp say about and
make up your mind to see what they saw.
II is your golden opportunity for easy money and lots OF IT,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-01-30

Fine Jersey Bull at Roper's
Feed Yard. Service $l.00.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-01-30

This Office for sale bills. W.
deliver the goods.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-01-30

Buy your fertilizer of the Bax'
ter Mill and Elevator.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-01-30
Frisco Time Table.
NORTH BOUND.

NORTH BOUND.
M 112-Meteor for Kansas City 2.45 am
SOUTH BOUND.
No III Meteor PIP am
No 1877 Alton Accommodation -" - -: 90 am
No is1 Sapulpa Passenger Go pm
EAST BoUNp.,as i. -.
No an St Louis Express ~. - 2,25 am
No s6 joplin Passenger via Columbus Junction 45
No g. ST. Louis Limited z2O pm
No 388 Joplin Passenger $40 pm
No 183 From Baxter to Joplin 5.35 am
WEST BOUND
No aO9 Wichita Passenger. :, lao am
No Kansas Limited 500 am
This schedule went into effect Sunday, Dec. 29 1912
y.E. VINCENT, Agent
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-04-03
FUTRELL ISSUED EDICT
SOLICITING CHARITY
WILL ASSIST FLOOD
SUFFERERS OF INDIANA
AND OHIO.

Little Rock, March 28.-Calling up
on the charitably-inclined people of
Arkansas to assist the stricken citi-
zens of Ohio and Indiana, Acting Gov
ernor J. M. Futrell today issued a
proclamation. The edict calls atten-
ton to the suffering which has been
caused by the floods and fires in Day.
ton and other cities, and of the urgent
need of the people for food, clothing
and supplies Of all kinds. State Audi
tor J. M. Oathout is named in the
proclamation as the official to handle
all funds and supplies contributed in
Arkansas, which are to be handled Of
ficially in the name of the state. The
charitable organizations and individ-
uals of the state are asked to take the
matter of soliciting subscriptions in
their communities and send in the re-
suits promptly in order that they may
be forwarded to the relief stations of
the stricken states.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-04-03
MONUMENT ACCEPTED.

Little Rock, March 28.-The COM
mittee of Confederate veterans ap-
pointed for the purpose of inspecting
the monument just completed on the
state capitol grounds to the women of
the south, viewed the statute Thurs
day afternoon, after which they ac-
copied the structure. The report was
made to Acting Governor Futrell, who
authorized the state auditor to draw a
warrant upon the treasury for S10,-
900, the amount appropriated by the
legislature of 1909 for this purpose
The monument will be unveiled by the
Confederate Veterans, Sons and
Daughters of Confederate Veterans,
at a date to be selected later. Cen
erals Coffin and Cook of Batesville
and Green of Pine Bluff and Hon. j.
NJ. Lucey of Pine Bluff were the out
of-town members of the committee
which viewed the statute Thursday
afternoon.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-04-03
OVER 5000 MAY
HAVE Persisted

Chicago, March 27.-Three thou
sand or more may have persisted in
the deluge which swept the northern
half of the Ohio river valley Wednes-
day and yesterday.
Probably half million people were
made homeless by the flood in Indiana
and Ohio and property damage in
both states will be at least 500, 000,-
900.
These figures were compiled yester-
day afternoon from reports received
here from various points in the
stricken district.
Further reports may increase the
number of dead and it is unlikely
that any decrease in financial loss
will be made.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-04-03
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL.

Little Rock, March 28.-Acting
Governor j. Marion Futrell Thurs
day afternoon signed the legislative
bill permitting the chancellor of the
Monroe county district to settle the
affairs Of the Cypress Drainage Dis
trict in Monroe county, and wind it
up. He will also sign the bill which
takes the county from the provisions
of the general drainage act, as soon
as it has been approved by the presi-
dent of the senate and the speaker of
the house, both of whom are in the
city today signing up all of the bills
which have been acted upon by the en-
rolling committees. The Monroe coun-
ty bills were the object of spirited
debate between large delegations from
Monroe county which met with the
acting governor Wednesday.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-04-03
CHAPEL TO RETIRE.

Little Rock, March 29.-Perry
Chapel, superintendent of the reform
school, will retire next Monday to be-
come associated with the real estate
department of the Southern Trust
Company, Little Rock. Superintend-
ent Chapel was requested to remain
in his position by the Board of Peni-
Tertiary Commissioners, but declined,
saying the strain of looking after 40
young criminals, who were liable to
start something any minute, was too
much for him. 1t was after the su-
perintendent had declined to accept
reappointment that State Senator w.
N. Deaton was elected.