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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-19
SAY 80 PATIENTS
ARE RECOVERING
friedman Serum Cures Two
Of tuberculosis.
HAS PATENTED THE REMEDY
United States In Awkward Position OF
involuntariiy Booming Patent Medi-
cine In Case of Official Endorsement.


New York, April 10. - Ninety pa
ITEMS treated in New YORK; hospitals
under the supervision of the. United
States public health service,a with Dr.
Friedrich Friedmann's TUBERCULOSIS
serum, are declared on allegedhigh
authority to be recovering. Nm
Two of them, at one Of thes most
pronounced hospitals of the city, haze
been pronounced cured. These pa
tients were suffering with tubercalo-
sis of the bones, of the glands or 9f
the lungs. Some were in advanced
stages. Despite the declaration of as
sured success in the treatment no re
port will be made for six months by
the government officials watching the
cases.
The public health service had ex-
pected to render a report within day
q peculiarly awkward position. When
Friedman came to this country he
had been roundly denounced by the
medical men Of Germany for his oper-
atoms over there, and was regarded
here with suspicion. The public health
service therefore took charge Of his
demonstrations and announced that All
treatments would have to be admins
tered under the supervision of the
government.
In the meantime Friedman has
patented his remedy and a syndicate
ic in nrocacs of formation for market
ing It. If the government report were
to be issued now it would be an in
dorsement of patent medicine-and
such an Endorsement would be worth
millions of dollars to the patentee-
for the government doctors who have
supervised t:e administration of the
remedy would De compelled to report
that in practin ally 100 per cent of the
cases it mas proved successful.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-19

The young fellow feels flattered
by a woman's jealousy, but the old
ef and wiser ones get scared.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-19
Fearing Knife, Ends Life.

Chicago, April 1s.-John E. W. Way,
man, former states attorney OF Cook
county, who died from bullet wounds
inflicted by him self, had suffered for
several days under the delusion that
he was afflicted with appendicitis, ae'
cording 70 DR.. w. o. Krohn. the fam
lily physician. Certain that Mr Way
man was near nervous breakdoYH1
the appendicitis scarezjHo6
xuhtasfaaalu 49,
to Excelsior Sprngs, Mo-. to prepare
Tor the operation.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-19
Drew TARGET Over Heart.

Chicago, April 19.-With piece OF
chalk Emil Meyer drew series OF
rings on his vest directly over his
heart and fired bullet into the cen
ter of the target, killing himself. Six
other persons committed suicide or
the first perfect spring day Chicag;
has experienced this season.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-19

There is more than one kind of
smokeless powder that is dangerous
tn mankind
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-19
New York Has $3.50, 900 People

New York, April 19.-The popula
ton of New York city is $4,000 per
sons, according to the latest figures
compiled by the New York health de
uartment. The census of 1910 record
cd a population of 4,766.SS3.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-19

Clarksburg, w. Va, April IGNORE
than 500 employees of the Graselli
Chemical company are out on strike
as a protest against the six months
sentences imposed upon two of their
number for a violation of the pistol
carving law
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-19
Coughs And Consumption.

Coughs And CONSUMPTION.
Coughs and colds, when neglected,
always lead to serious trouble of
tshe lungs. The wisest thing to do
when you have cold that troubles
on Is to get a bottle of Dr.King's
Flew Discovery. You will get re-
lief from the first dose, and finally
Llaeopeh will disappear. O.. III.
Brown, Of Muscadine, Ala, writes:
s.ssMy wife was down in bed with an
obstinate cough, and I honestly be-
'lieve had 1t not been for DR.. Kings
New Discovery, she would not be
living today" Known for forty
three years as the best remedy for
coughs and colds. Price SOC. and
81. Recommended by all druggists.
ADV.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-04-19
For Burns. bruises and Sores.

The quickest and surest cure for
burns, bruises, boils. sores, inflam-
nation and all skin diseases is
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. In four
days it cured l.. H. Haflin, of Ire
dell, Tex, of a sore on his ankle
which panied him so he could hard
~ walk. Should be in every house.
Only Csc. Recommended by all
ruggists.-Adv.
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i6enrp Stierefer ir., 2547 talbot
9luenue.
i@aarp Da 8beuff SO, 2559 talbot
2lpenue.
,Sobn Iorof, %, 17t9 Glm StraBe.
lMarn aSrobman, 19, 115 ". @leer.
(2lrthur 6. Race. 4G, Gecutur, Sas.
lNfiHute gS. g}eoie, 46, Morris B1.
fGrnIt Burnett, IS, 468 Gioneer.
1Seiiie @tliou, 45, 46S 4ioneer.
(@raupiGe Grafton, 81, 3123 5pra.
1 cuIe StraBe.
)6ti3a 8aines, q 403 Rofoale ape.
write GarieQo, q. 3f6 8utqr Ctr.
/ Iillie Sfulfep. IS, 526 2tuglrIta.
lG5eo Rioqe, 2t, 202 Deulberrp ctr.
lWarp 92eoer, 20, 1711 Daarble 4O.
(.Traut 6. 97oB. %, 1t0f gruooua1.
lNlartha Soraf. "a, 1926 SprtnS
StraBc
i2uoIorp &ing, %, Canton, 8.
lGnu1ta Smith, 20, 30 Dit 8. Str.
(Roger 6. 9Saue8, 80. COZ Garlisle
l@race 2. Gudcr, 80, 1862 Sapen
StraBe.
I 1m. g. Suuoforo, 81. Hofforo.
! >SIino1$.
lGnuna Roeqer, t9. 445 g2. RcWi-
den Aueuue.
t2lrtbur 2Sartion, "a, 9oatsoiQe, ap.
9eB 2ogier 10, SIC @alnat ctr.
Saorion g. gnoreb. 81, 19 DIT Q.
,dabel g2 5purfeS, 80, 251t 4u.
burn Aoenue
Iugllit M gronu, 21, Siouep, &
lD1ortba U. StehI. 81. 1921 Eleai.
ant gtraBe.
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fur MeiIen uno ieirem Sohne 2tuguit
Builder $50 fur bic eSnitanobaltung
res 7FdnltIieugrabes. 8es Weiteren
permctt er ietner gntelin 8ioIG Rat
termcun $500, ieinen Gnteln Jrant,
@tptn, Clarence uno Gbarles Rat
termunn ie $500. Ia ieiu Sohn
26epnor Builder bereits iein grbtbeil
3u 2eb8eiten oes 5eitators erbdltsn
Fat, pernatt er DefIeH ainoern Glen
Builder $500, Qeonburo Builder uno
alpinq 9eder je 800. Seiu Sohn
2nuis guiher, Der ebsnfals 'hon
msbr als isiu Gr6tbeil erbielt, 1T per-
ItpQen, icu aber, fdlls er tnnerbalb
sines 5abres ra6 Gr0ffnung oss
lsituments 3uriidtsbrt, S. erbalten.
ssbrt sr ni6t 3urid. oanH iollen be
s. on feline aiuber fallen. Der Es1t
oes 8eru0gsns fdut in glsiten 1bets
lsv an bic S0hne :. @oDdro uno
2(uouFt Builder, uHo Der Segtere 1ou
ais Observation-Disclosures fuugtren.
RaalaB g q den.
Ctto 6irItfelo ift RahiaBDertpal@
ter pom 4lpd 3. Gou4pdp; 9erioHalIsn
800 Grunbeissnthum $2500.
2lnelia gogen 1T RahIdBpernaltes
rim pom 2toOlpb pittou; PerioHaltsH
500.
g6as. 80. groeman 1T Rahlaboers
palter BON Sane ". hubbs; 9runos
eiaenthum $1,000.
Ulprtle gtbion lit RdhlaBpertDalz
term BON Geo. 3. 8ibion; perlonas
| lien $500.
| 6elen Grumlep 1T Ra6l1bpsrpaItes
rim BON 5ugb u. Grumlsp; 8ruuosts
qeutkum $1070.
Quen Dation iIt 1eitdmentspoas
| itreteriu DON Wartba aioo; qerioRaa
lien $4,000.
Warp WtohIsnboff if 3sitomsntsa
DoGitrsdsriu BON 5rances AaeltRi
Qsrionalisn $1,000.
J Ter psrionlife QaflaB Der Glna.
beth Snpblod3 betragt $20S3.74.
8erf 1teoe mes.
| Die Cincinnati Oil 0orts SO. er.
langte Elm llrtheil itber s44S gsgsn u
| 6. Gropthers.
| sseanette Ring itrsuate cine Gin
bdltstIaqe seeeR bic Union Depot &
Terminal 60. an, nm bie'sl6e 3u per
btnosrn. Dor tbrem (SlG9erin's) 5auf'
an Der gft 3. Strabe pettere 4usgra
bunaeu porsunehmen
! Rofe Shurtp tlogte eine Toroerun:
iber $75O ssgsn 5enrp De 6aan eir
uno perlangt, oab stne 2ebensperiide
rungsz poiiee, Die er thr ais Siher9et
CAB, auf fis iibsritrisber tperoe.
Tie Cosmopolitan 8ant e Sapint
go. tlagte cine 5oroerung iiber 800
segen Better y. aoeth eiH.
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OerfansnslumS Oes 1iafO'
nie'1 '1saseabereiss.

1rps Rssentpetters fanoen ii6 fetr
Disle Uliistieper unn Jrsuabe obis<n
Dereins CUR feRseitstsn .3eis CUR 5u6.
resDstfaHsmIung i'm aroben Gonntaess
fnullacle Der Gp. REF. Gdlems 4irns.
CyHdrn uno SpeaHsre Etrdbe, elm.
Der Crisraiior .. 3. Gepl lsitete Sis
ablidbe Gr0ffnang Der Eitung NIT &C.
fang. 0ebss uro ver!efung BON Gpr.
Sal. Rap. 81: COB oes tugenSsumss
Wsibes. Elm. Damn hiffi n eine Nes
iufiIsrmmnunsss AHipraHe- fierduj
bst II ben GuperinieHneHten ber E:ns
toniIennuffolt um silite Morie On bic
Nerfcmmeitsn, reifer AuFforeeruna
pnitDr arumer asra entiproh. CT
coHffs ben lieh<R WiidrbsiisrinneH Iiir
ibrs ir6fiise. unesmuolits Ollie an
BEN auseu N<rte Der Giatonie. 3eigts.
ipie Di<l Gseea auf folder Arbeit aud
I'm Dersangsnen 1dbr rubie unb Bat
I'm fernsrs trtls mitarbe;t fir eds II
nottausnDigt eiebesspert. 0ieruaf ers
Dffueie bic UereinsprdiIoentin. FRAU
HIM. NrudmoHH. Die gefndftitdea
uertnnbluneen. Die prctDtpus Gstrt.
tdrin. 5ri. :. 50honsma1n, u1tui
bus uratptud ssz lssseu nsarmiDssr,
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idmmluna. Rdh uHner3iisliher Nm
ndtmt oesleI6en srft1ttsts Die Shae
msifterin oes gsreins, Irnu Jcln
Icrmtt.. Sr.. ben auHeubtridt. rusls
der cine 5dbress setnHuhme bon So
7T4.1S une cine SGbressa sausgdbe gum
geftsn Der GtatoniiieHunftult pon
$1O,771.72 anfpiss. fonnh sinsn Raj
fsnbeitdHo BON nur s2.46 eriibrigeno;
Derielbe pnroe abtr ourch GiasuhluHs
Der ssdbrssbeitrd1s non ben pielen I'm
ruefenoen um Gin geoeutsHees Der
lmehrt. Ter Psu!ins merit es Dem re
gen. tiittissn 9srein glsfh an. cuB sr
aus erfdhrsnen geamten uno 5d1lreis
| tnen ar6eitspiaiaen uno leiitungsfrsuz
IDiseu Glieoern suIdmrrsngriest H.
Tnrum tam uuh pon cisfem 9erefH
esidgt fueroen: mas er thut, nds ae.
rdtb .pohI, uHo 10 Idnse bic Tia.ontis
ienunitul. iulhe begstitrrse 50roerel
Iihrrr SHserefien Eat, tam iie sstreii
Der 3utunfi unn isrnsrsr eeiuHess
GntfpidluHs entaegeHiehsu.
| Die pprgeHommeHe GrgnHsungs
ndbl fir BEN 9orftano oes 9ersins
bic iptsen Der Su sdhlenosn Stimm.
3sttei pegsn ldnasre Grit in aniprud
nabm. ergab sine fan sinitimmigv
Wiecerern1bluHs oerisnisen Ddmtn
seren 4mtstsrmin abgeldufeH mar
Tiefe fiuo Jruu Mm. 9rudmann
frau Schn Toruett.. 5r.. 5r!. Gmrnc
gmighols. Jrau Renter. Jruu Mug
Rruer. Jrau gsttp atlsrs. 75rl. J
Sohonsmann uuo Jrou paftor j
6obmann.
| Turuuf folgte EdfuB Der gefhdfts
IFsung uno gsfssuHg Der !ssr.n S.tia
IL on ben DolIbsiesten 5dfelH. aa
4nirefsrner litbsn fit ous prittig
Wuhl gut ihmsfrn nnb psriisBsn ndc
| l1arrsihuns zines ertfprettuoen Cbo
lgs nit oautbdrem Ser3en unh ireuoi
Eger Sitrnmuna bic fiebtn 0ofteeberin
|ner. oie 4nss 10 fhDH hsrgeritte
hcffsu
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YrpfeHor Sumo 1ran6e.
Ter bernhmte @elebrte balt in Ser
llniperiitat @srtrdse in
Seufiher Sprads.

Eruieiior di,no 5rnnde Don Der
Snrpdro llniperiitdt ipiro bret 8or.
irdge in oeutit,er Sprnte iiber sie
tumdHiittife gespegiug in 1enrid1-
iaro. IN Der 4ulo Der hleiIgen unI'
periitdt am %. %. uub "a. ssdnunr,
bier llhr Hafnrtftogs. baiter
Vrofei'or ,sruufe's lifterarrihe
mo piiienid,aFtlid,c Ihdtigteit Der.
ftdffte ihm. Der bereits inter ben fun'
gen eselebrten Geutfhldnbs lid, aus.
ge5eid,Het bate, elueir fuf ar ois
!0nrrarb llntperiifat. no er lett %
Ssahren eIne fiihrenoe Stearns c!s
Sehrer ulto Belehrier einnimnt
llnler ieingr 1erten iiI,o Die Be-
tanftteiten: .Berman SoenIs of 20
Dan. e5Iimpies OF Wtpoern @errnr
Siferature". ~Sntorn OF German si.
rerafure as beternineo bp ioeial for
ees"'. Die aiilturrDerte Der oeutifcr
2fterntar in ihrer geidihtIifen gnt
pidfiag~.
Cir .SiIforn OF German Qif,rd
f,ne" iii nls bette. IN eEIglrld1er Spra
de eridlienene. Beifidte Der ceutid,cr
Siftcraulr hiiben uno oriibeu arter
fannf nno hot Dem 9erTui'er bein
VubIlfun ruie BEL oens ssad,geno'ier
nieI Sob imo Ghren eiugebratt. 1ns
Ieefe, In Geittit, eeitriebere Aerf
ron oem bis iett MIR Der erfie Bu;sl
eridlieneH iif. reiht lid, oem ioe6e'
crtpdhntcn fuiiroiB on.
4roieiior sSranfe mar audi oerie
niae, ipeldser 5nerif ben 8eoanfer
fdbfe. Elm fSermaniides Wnlelun II
ben Sereiniaten 5taaten ju sriinoen
nn0 oies iii linn aud nit SilF
DieihaeiiuTfer. Die er fiir ieine'
Vlag III bc1eiitern mubte. gealiidi
70 odB mir icst IN Cambridge elm ssn
ititut haben. Dem IN ieiner art lid
nidsts IN oieien 2dloe CUR Seife itel
IeH taar
Ter geainn Der gortrdge. Il
aenen cine Gintrittstnrte uitr nGthil
iii, iii alif 4 lllr Rnfrnittngs feii
gcicsi.
sim Wlittpod,. BEN %. iprift Tr
ssrdHfe iiber Ter ocntife Hiuru
nismas uno erasmus ucn Nott.r
Cam" am GoHneritag. ben 23., III
Grnsmifer. Tic grIeie Der Tnnfel
manner. lllrid, pon Surfen~:: an
ssreiina. BEN "a. ~Iiirerg gibliih
Siluitrationen uno Solbeiils Jooteil
tang.
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Gomiid,e tSeidDid)te.

60 pioeriprpdeRo Lautetep ole 9II.
gabea. ole Der &oli3eI aelterH NIT 8e.
5lls auf etnen dHaebiiden 9tapbllber.
fau gemadt mlroen. ouB ote &eboroe
beihloB, oie Sad)e auf iIdl berahep 5u
lalIeH. Ter Ia Sabre alte S5orace
aefur, uon gta. 200 g}eit II. StraBe.
melcete ndmllh geilern 3u Triiber
Stun0e ber 8oli5et oaB ietne Nut.
ter. tSroa Sorrp aenp, geltern Dtor-
gen gegen orei ahr I'M 9uu8flnr tb.
res Sauies BON Rdubern nieDer.
geihlagen, hloroiorn1trt uno nm ibr
ialites 8ebif, beraubt Doroen leI.
4ui oleie ReIoung bun Tuuraen iofort
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Teteftip5 nah Ser 8emp' 'iden g8ob.
uung aeianot, no Srau aentp e5 eut-
idieoen in glbreoe iteate, beraubt
norocn 3u lem ion0ern angab, Dab
iie rur, als lie Sen SausiIur betrat,
einen sSduitidlag erbalten babe unS
Hpor mar ibr oieier ShIaa bon elmer
sSrau oericbt moroeu, oeren Ndneu
lie ben EoIi3iiteu ntittbeilte. ilrter
oieien lllnitdnoen nirb iih Die 8oli.
3ei nit Der Sade niht peIter be.
ihdftiqeu.
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9erld)lu0rung

1lno cine 9tloimg zines 5ruit3 ausiiebt?
Scftion 6es porgedIoJenen ltebereifommens Scr fon
trabreoen DfaermeiIter Cincinnati latet mic folg:
DGefton 4. aein @ebilfe oq lir irgenoeine Bcriou
ODER Berioue rma Gorpo ration ooer RudlaBbermoIma
arbee o nit en regudrcr beiditigeoer ooer fontrab
render Waermeiter it, ausifieB in Dem 0aler eeperbe
beidtg ober ioa ne 4rbet NIT irgenoeuer Berion ODER
Berionen 6na, Corporation ODER NadoBoermaltug r.
genoeinem Qree o0cr inter trgenoDeIen 9eougngen foH
trdbren ooer iuhsfontrobTrer
Obige5 lit cine 2eftion oes 2obu eberenfommeu8, os
Der NaernleiIter 9iiocIaon oen Union arn Gt
crtnatt lu0 ltmaeblmg unterbreitet norocn it,
Sic Derlangen onB mir0ie Union I2aler Tins oerr
obgen 8orihIoo bebetIaen no moaen ms ba3u betben,
roas Eubfim meItc5 Die Rednlmgen be3aht", 3 plir'
bern. tbn negert 8eItraet oos, in0en ,5br
Cure Wnlerarbe Irbctt5ebern anertigen dBt Delde
lonIete oniteQeu 0neu cine &te 3u erongen tit in
Dem itd1 bref ooer minold ben @eiddftS-aaens
ten % Dit 3polfte SraBe penoet 8bone Gunal 1860.
q R1e qr0Bten Geforoton8 G5eifGite baben bel ns
lnterehnct Wtdmer, pede oen Mertb 3perIaIIigeu
Irbeitern 3u milr0igen pertebcn
Striet Council Nu 12 graS erda Scr Wnc Tefpratcmre
uno Saps5erer BON Amerifa.
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Mns benz Voli3eiserid,t. t.

Gin S6ur.., Der OFFER oss 5oh
iuaHers in gang genstrer Neiie az
brdnoihagt haite. fpuroe gtitsrH in bsr
perion eiHes setpiiTen Games gonrers
Rihter Bride porsefiibrt uHo 3u sinsr
Gsioifrafe pon $50 perurtbeilt wobsi
oer Rihier isinem 9tbdusrn 4usorud
FsQb. bab Ct nnirr benz 0sIes Der
GeloItrrie seins 4rbeitsbdusitrafe beis
fiigen TONNE. gonners, Der ais aais
fhtr fir ben Hptienh1nnlsr Grant
00rnner an Der pGpilIoH Strdbs be.
f1Gftist in. spar er,ptftt iporeen. mi.
.er an Der unteren Spcdmors Ssrabs
Cpfer bes 6oflpafTers besdun.rte.
Dener er aobleu pertanfte. gDi, pos
li;iIt Aoams. Der bic Derbcftung ror.
nabH. befunbe.e, feblten an sintm
Nufhl, ben gonners persduft bate,
fsben pfuno, fuGhrrub Elm cHo<rsr
Dufhel fcgdr uiersebn pfunb 5n tptni1
eutbieit. Rittsr 5ride belt nsm Bur
Inen zine geborist Stnnnpaufe iiber
bic DeriDerfiintrii ftinss 1reiben une
Derurt6eil!e ibn oann 3u Der b6hFieu
Gtrufe. bic in bisien JdIIs sulGfFs
mar, nGmlih su $50 gslcitraie.
Inter berNHflase oesHlesnbitbifnbls IL
lruroe 5reD. eHebert ~ $50 Gclo.
ftrnfe perurtfxils. CT b1tte iih Don
Feintn arsunbe Sdmss ). aesfe sin'
&sige seiiebeu unD ais Httfe iein Jn.
ilfhment ipieoerhabeH mciIis. wslIi.
gngbsrt nins namit htrGusrHden, tpas
n1Hn feiHe 0erhaftung sur 1oIse bate
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EdDlper periest.

ssH sienliA beoenflid,em 3uitaus
Iirgt mt einam 5f,aDeIbrud, .sohn
Hplep non StaHnerspiIle. g.. i'm jflo.
tiidsen Sofpital oornieDer. Eolep. DER
tnh angnbe Der yoIi5ei aidt gans
niid1tern mar. ltiirste DOR Dem Snuis
go. 1918 Wiaia Stsnbe Don Dem liio-
hh fnE)renoen StrdBeubobnapogell
80. 1910 her 2odIanD ainie dlti oos
9fruBenpiIniter iao sog iidb eineu
g@dosibruH gu
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&Sir man 1ileu cinntlRmt.

Scar nebrne 8lafenrn's GaSei
Reual %laen, peld}e nlemals fnetfeH
noh franf maiden giue ieoen abeEo
als 2aratip. ,3lpei ober oret ais 4b-
fiibrHttttel. Nad 9Inmeno1rrg BON e..
nsqen 0o6en lit Der Rriibel sefpohn4
lid bebobeH. 8erliIhen Ste ein 10c
4a6et nur eirInal lufe sic peroen
feine anoeren mebr 9dben Doten -
iis i!ua 10 proIlpt .Ino~ angenebms :.
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Qims ben Wsridtsb6fen.
Tie Anaeflagftn in Werbinbnns NIT
Der Sine. lrnit So. ltnterimdJnng
geantrasten seitern Ginitellnns oss
seseH lie einseieiteten gerfabreus.

Rora 9pS. 9omeIoori's ebegliid BON
furser 9aner. ebeid,eioilngen
bcif)aitigteH geiteru nebrere 8if'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-16

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The Delta independent., 1913-09-19

which comes from the bitches along
the Uncompahgre river.
Mr. Catlin claimed that water
when it once enters the ground is
abandoned; when it once becomes per-
colating water it belongs to the stream
toward which it is moving. Mr.. Cat
lin also claimed that the government
is not the real party at interest, but
has undertaken to claim the return
waters because it wants the Ironstone
to shut down.
Mr.. Catlin's main argument revoly-
ed around the point that the govern
ment abandoned water when it com
mences to seep, but even granting that
this was not the case, he held that
it would be impossible to determine
how much surface water eventually
became seep water, how long it has
taken the early farmers to prepare
the valley so that it would carry seep
water and how long it would take the
return water from the tunnel to come
into the river by replacing the water
which is at present in the soil.
Mr. Catin also stated that if Mr..
Getty gave the decision to the govern
ment he would be willing to relinquish
his fees to his clients as it would then
be possible for the Cimarron water
users in the Uncompahgre valley to
claim the seepage which results from
the water which they bring into the
valley and use it again. In establish
ing his points so forcibly, Mr.. Catlin
cited a number of cases of similar
nature, laying special stress on the
recent decision handed down from
the state supreme court by Judge Nor
ton S. Baily-recently published in
The Press-in which it was stated
/ that when water once starts to flow
back to stream thru seepage or sub
/ terranean channels, 1t cannot be re-
claimed. This settled the matter and
settled the governments contentious.
Following Mr.. Catlin's argument Mr.
Moynihan made a short rebuttal in
: which he stated that there is no diff
ference between waters turned into a
stream and those which are allowed
to return to the stream by means OF
subterranean channels.
At the conclusion of the arguments
of the lawyers President Bruce of th'
Water Users association made a few
remarks in behalf of the Water Users
association in which he pointed out the
obligations of the people of the vale.
tc pay back to the government al
, that has been expended on the uncom
= pahgre valley project.
: Judge Catlin took exception to thi
) statement and claimed that the peo
t Pile had never agreed to pay over 81
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
POTATO Market Man Returns.

Mr.. Shearer. sent out last week BY
the Potato association to look up mar
kets. says he found II somewhat diff
ficult to cover the price OF 81 per
hundred wanred by the growers at
home. as the products Of other states
were being shipped to markets where
potatoes were scarce at from 10 to -
cents less.and while there was per
haps that much difference in quality
people were willing to put up with
the cheaper product as a sacrifice to
generally dull conditions.
Especially was this true in face of
the fact that the bulk OF potatoes now
being sent to market were not ripe
enough to cellar.
Mr.. Shearer presented hopeful
view of the market later. when the
ripened crop OF potatoes which could
be safely held in storage should be
ready to go out
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
City Council Proceedings.

At the meeting OF the city council
Tuesday night. all commissioners be
ing present, an inspection and meas
urement OF the flow of water from
reservoirs Nos. and l. belonging to
DIR. Porter, was ordered. in view OF
possibly obtaining a full supply of
mountain water for use this winter
and doing away with the necessity OF
pumping a part of the water needed
from the Gunnison river.
Inspection of city reservoir con.
structed by Frank Waller was also
made and reported still cracking and
leaking. The bonding company guar
anteeing Mr.. Waller was notified OF
the result of the inspection. The bond
given for Mr.. Waller was $1,000. and
this the city will presumably attempt
TO recover.
Mrs. Lille f. Wilson was employed
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
DELTA BOY is AcCIDETALLY
SHOT NEAR DARLING MILL

]. n. Meek of this city received a
telephone message yesterday morning
notifying him of the accidental shoot
ing of his seventeen year old son at a
point near the Darling sam mill. Young
Meek was out hunting prairie chickens
according to reports when his gun was
accidentally discharged and the entire
load entred his body. The father here
wanted to know if his son was dead,
but when his informant was talking
over the phone an evasive answer was
given. Mr. Meek boarded the morning
train yesterday for the scene of the
shooting and will make full investiga-
tion of the affair before returning
home.
The Delta independent., 1913-09-19
Finance AS She Is Wrote.

To add to the troubles of the Wall
street men forced to spend his summer
in the city comes the necessity of en-
ploying a substitute stenographer in
vacation season. Wall street diction
is hard enough for the regular stenog-
rapher; the substitute finds it next to
impossible.
The employer of one of the substi
tutes not long ago tried to be particu-
larly careful and distinct in his dicta-
tion. Nevertheless comptroller of the
currency emerged as comptroller of
the corn belt" A remark about the
"drouth district in Kansas" was inter
preted as Crouch district in Kansas. i"
Reverting to money again, the employ
er talked about taking bullion into the
bank of England, and the copy showed
that bouillion soup had been taken
into the bank. Right there the bell
rang for new typist.-Wall Street
Journal.