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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01
Der 6leiberarbetfer Ztreif
GerIeibe oirftc bemte idlon 81 Den &c.
iueienen 3insen geb0ren.

Zen ousit1noigen slrbeitern IN Der
aIeioerinonltrie ipuroe geitern gaGs
mtttag non gIrbetterfiibrern Der luohp
genleinie Aatb gege6cn, 5nr Irbeit
siriid5llfebren. oa Der Streif nlttb.
millia pom 3aune gebrohe Ipor0en iet
inO infoIge oeiien bic leitte anf fetfte
StrcifnnteritiisuH9 bon SeiteH oes
8erbanos 3u redJnen batten. Gus
idien oen 2entcn ielbit id)ou fldr ae-
iporotn 5ll iein, oenn Die geitriaen
0erimnnllnn9cn iparen MIR bon eE-
|nem g1der0itbcno bciudt, i'm Der
aleih 3u Den iriiberen 8eriamuillin.
gen, 0encn bis III 3Ipeitaulen0 Sfrel-
fer beiruobnten. sliBerocm II
in perlfieoenem Sabrifen IN Der
Sto0t Der 9etrieb Ifou fuieoer =.
lDenn auh nift NIT pollen! Herlotal
alifgenomnen iporoen uHo III Der
,sabrif in W1f. Sealfbu uno III Rea'
Ioina miro nit ooQer GAIL gearbeItet
Tie beioen 0erianlHliingen fanoen IN
Der Central 5urirhalle Itatt. 8ormit'
Iiaas maren 800 uno 9tndnittags Ct
ma 800 anpciero. pdhreuo bic tribe
rem 8erldmnllungen irlner pon ne
lniaiteus 20O0 beiudt lDoroen fDaren
lSerr @eorge Suoer BON Der lofoler
Union erfIarie. bab MIR IL fitr g5le
6erauinabme Der 4rbeit geitiHmt bot
/ fen I'm 0er HQduufffadsiIBund iprad
Serr aoolph Summer, Der leetldbri
qe graiioent oes Central Sabo
GonciI. er eob ben 2euten i
| biirren 8orten oen Hath, Die ar
felt lpicoer aui3mebuen, oa De
| Streif nidlt outoriiirt lei unb ei
lausitdnoigen alii feinerlei Inter
Iitiieung 5u red)nen bdtten, Die beioe.
Ig1ationalbeamteu, pelfe IN Der Stan
llpeilen, tpeigerten iif. ben 8eriamn
Ilungen beijlrpobnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01
Mnfdne.

- Jm Et1bihdus itiir5st geste n
Mitiaa Der 90 Sabre ate 8linoe pa
trid Nnilin pon 80. l06 groaofDdn
rie Marmortrtpptn hiHdb uno sos iif)
Durd ben Sinr5 sine Ithipere Wsr.sB.
ung am aopf su. Ter 9srIebts
sDurns benz It6bsiihH aransenhaus
eingelieftrt.
- an Der Gtraigbi StraBe Hnn
Epring Orope Apenue tpurbsn gsftsrn
BITE neusn Gpribsn bes leueripshri
departments sinsr griisung unttr3o4
gen, aIs einsr Der Shl1uhs BART unl
has Ghl0ufknbe, an pelhem iih BEL
Gprieentbeil befann, nem 7 Sabst
ellen NrnoID sJtffte Don Ro. 271a
Eprinl Dropt AptHue. uelfer an BEL
Borlfhnelle fibeno bein Wunopsr an
fah. an ben ssopf flos. ipoburn bel
aunbt elteH Ghdbelbrah bopontrug
H0s ainn bsfinb<t iif, in duberit sti
fiidxm 3ufidnbe im itdbtii6en aran
seR6cns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01
g,risnaf. Rotis.n.

Nsit aufri6tiner 3rausr fpirb in
freitsn areiien bic gunb, BON penn ges
fern srfOlgten QbIeben bon Srlu
W III beImtHe II 6tmdHn, geb.
Ihrens, pernomntsn fperDen, bic I'm
utter Dor 62 5abren bic glugen 3nm
epigen Sdlummer idlpB, innig BE-
trausrt niht nur BON ibTtn angeboris
gen, fonbern nuh bon ben DieleH
Gfsunb.H, bic lie fn i'm gaufe Der
Sabre oura lire Ssr5snsJiite uno tire
nortrefflids en- Observation-Disclosures
su srtpsrbsn gsfpnBt bate. Die 8.is
istuna Der iterblifen Ollie Der Gnta
ichlafsnen finbet am 3nnneritae Rad.
mrttdg INN balb sipsi lllr pomZrauer.
bauIe an Dir Gft 2. Strdbs in Gar.
lbagt Gus itatt, irorauf in Der Deuta
Itsn grotsitdniifdsn atrfe in Gar
ibaee um Sfp.i llbr Der Irauergottest
stenit abgehalten tperorn tDirb.
;frnu IRA aareta Sung
eins Der dltsften gioHisrinnen bon ga
milton Gcuntp. III gsftern i'm 6oui
ihrsr 7phtsr, f}rau Grant geltsn. il
Rine Mlile pom 1o0, abgerufen nor
ben. Sic hattie ods bobs litter pm 8
Sabren errsitt unb oas ablsbsn De
0reiIin tpiro bon ihren sdhIretfel
SJreunben unb 9stauntsn oufrittig Re
trauert. Die gesroigung ftnost ar
Dpnntrifag Ruhmittdg itati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01

fperanae8oqen fpnrosn. Der Begtnn
beg gerfa6rens bate feline Demon
itrattonen 3ur 5olge.
ungefGbr 3ipOff anaben
ertrunterl.
Qanrencs, uedH., 30. SUM-. -
Sin I6maler b0l8erner 5teg, Der iiber
Is yuB 0aIIer mad oem ltdottI I4el
8aoebaus i'm Merrinac 5luB lu9rt,
bra6 am 3isnIta9 Wprgeu unter Gem
Getpidt elmer Qn3abl ungeoulot9er
&naben 3uiammen uno etpa EN-
Gubenp Der anaben ertrant&n. IS 1T
aber mogIth, oab nod ntht ule DE
ertruntenen, gefunoen poroen iino.
Die andben, i'm Qlter BON 9 brs 15
ooSabren iteben0, tpdrteten 0arauf oab
| Die 3hiiren oes 8abebauies 9eoffnet
! niiroen. gtiemanb peib genau, pie
piele Gnaben Da 3ufammeugepferht
paren, man glaubt aber, ouB IS I'm;
| gefdbr oIer3ig tparen.
Die andben iprangen Quf ben
! Steg auf unb ab, aIs ite benz Babe
ndrter 3urieFen, Die TbiireH gu 0ffnen
| Inter benz GeItampfe 5erbruhen b.
/ graqbalten unD Der Steg idnt nj
cine 7aQtbiir ing DaiIer. On oteTe
Ste1e bat Der 5Iub etne itarte Str0
! mung, Die our6 Die cine oiertel Wletl
tpsttsr unten gelegensn 5due OerurIah
piro, unb DE Gnaben. Don oeneu piel
! ni6t ihpimmen tonnten, puroen Dol
pieIer Stromtng fortgerii1en. 9i
| Stdrferen, bic ihtpimmen tonnter
Ihpammen ndh bem 8aoebaus, no i
Ii6 an Den gfeilern antlommerten.
4ufongs bate man geglaubt, ba
nur brei Der &nabeD ertrunten ieie
uno erit Elm paur Stunben 5pdts
fpuroe man Iih Der 8r0Be beg lin
gIiids 6epuBt. Bis gum Qbenb mare
3p0tf 2ei6en gsfuuben porben. 81
meiiten Der Gnaben lebten i'm Sabrti
biitritt ltnb dls bic Ra6rtht BON bel
llngliit iih perbreitete, befunoeu fl
! bdIo 5dlienoe pou perionen al
, SSlubufer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01

ZEN fein @e6Or sefunben, Der Den rgie.
ttI6en aosl fehr bod sinffdgte uTlA
auberorbentli6 pisl fir i'm gefhdft /
bat. Sntsrefdnt III iSriebridbs llrse
tbeil iiber feline jiingiten nutertbdren, 1
bic GhIeiisr: .Sie fnb qutmitbig.
aber IS fsbIt ibneH an gr5iehung u1as
9ilouHg; lie IinD eitel. geHeiet 3u Gu
rus uno 8erfhnenoung, enapfdnglla
fir Qrunt unD 3tta, aber fpen'g ges
eiaRet au unbduernber Grbeit uno 8it
BEN furten unD tHtiagungsoolIer 4ns
itrsnaunqen bes militdrtifen 8ten'
ites." Der geniale aiir1t fibIt itb'
ietnem 8Qter fir bic ftrenge Gr8ie
9unq perpfli6tet: nMein 8ater u6s
tbigte mid, in metner SugenD mib
nit alIem bertraut 8u MAIDEN, mas bic
0is8ipliu Der 5ruppen, ben 8ienit,
ME taftiI4sn Wan1per angeht. 8ez'
| nib aber gtbt es teine grobere Gbre,
| uls i'm 8erein nit Der 8liitbe peS<
Qocls unO Der Glite Der 9dtiou 81 as
beiten an Der 8efeftigung pieIer 8tss-
2ipItn, pelhe ben Rlhn beS 8dters
Lonoes erbdlt, Is dugeieben moht i'm
/ 7yrieoen uno fte9rst6 i'm &rtegs."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01
Tnrdj Teser idliuer nerlett.

Dor Der 8aiipirtbihoit BON Gbns.
2ippert, on Der 8nter uno Weuiu
Strahe, Route iid cine gonoe gteaer
nno iieI iiber 2ippert. tpeIder Dor Der
95iire ieiuer 8irthihait fab. her, Gis
er Die Burden nnfioroerte, lih 81
en.ferrten. 2ippert trug idlrpere Der
lesitnaen I'M Geiift. OH ben Sdnoell
uu0 siMen baron. Ter 8erlesfe be-
aab iid) in drstIife 8ebanOIlng. An
abeno ipuroe Der Reger Cabin Sad
ion aus gomerop, O., aIs elmer oer
lhatsr perhaftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01
shalrathsiaai aeranust.

Ter Ghulratbs bat nnnmtbr fein
soeim i'm Ratbbauie perlOren. gssgnnta
LID hdt be StaotperlDaltiing otm
S6uIratb bereits Dor i6ngsrer 3eit bic
fJrennofd,dft gstiin0igt nn0 ibm mitses
iteiIi, oab bic pom Gdulratb benuBten
RGumlidttiten anoerpeitis. ndmlih
fir bic gsplante Rsfsrensbiblitothet
benothigt perben.
Gsifsrn nun ipuroe biefe Riinbigung
in bic Sbnt umgeisbt, inbtm bds no
bilinr aus psm GhlIlrafbsiaal fortges
Ihafft unD aitf bem Duhboben unter.
ssbroft spuroe, iobab oerGhulruib BIZ
1uf meitsrss feline Sibungen iiu
GtabtratbSlcal abbaltsn mub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01
G&iHsHaAritsteH.

Rem gorf, 80. Suni 2lnsst.
California BON Glasgow; .Wsinnee
tontd" BON 2onooH; .patries bon gis
rGus.
4bees.: ~Roms4 nah 2iHabon.
qIpmoutb. ans.: .aaifer mu'
helm H." pon Rem Uort.
opnoon. aHgst.: .WiHnfbabdA
bon Rem gCrt.
Reapel. 46seg.: europa mad
Rem yort.
DOper. anssf.: ~JiHlanb~ Don
Rem stort.
WoHtredI. 4ngef.: Stan.
pion4 pon Glasgow; -pulonia@ Dol
arkf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01
2okal-Derid)t
OBJ oicie Nibc !!
rie S,Sditttmperntnr betrns geitern
iol Wrab.
Rem 4eriontu in Jolse Der s,itipells
gsitprbeu. 8eridDieoene Gr'
franfnnscE.

en- aosn, f.r Stsinftite Gnglanos.
am Ansoana oes Roiben Wieers, ipnrs
BE- bersits i'm Sdnuar cine 2enpsratur
Ron .124 bic 130 Grab gsHishen, boh
III oisIe 6iBe nod ongsn.bm geasps
iiber Der, ipsihe ousenblidlih In GtrIs
einnaii b<rrlcht, oa nieielbe ourh sro=
ZEN Gsuhtigtsitsssbalt gerdoe3n ufl'
srtrdgIi4 III. DE 6iBe in tropi'den
aGnosrn pirb iHiolge ibrer 5rOdsns
belt ME 70 fart uno bsfdtrerItdb en-
pfnnbsn, trobnem in ben ipgennHnitr
EsiB.ftsn guRttsn biz 100 Grab regt'
IirIr. nercen. uno BET nitfsr Tempe
rutur ortsit.n bic Menfhen obHs II:
gsno nellie geihfDsrb.n. In otri
elsidg. Sinse iaHH man aber IN etn'
einnati nitt Denftn uno tDer unier'
Iisbe 5tdot uno ole beiben Iags. mel
de mir bier burdmdfen miiiien, MD
fsHnt, bsm tann man NIT foIgenoti
Warincnie biensn: ,Wer Hie fsir
groo i'm Snwtibe ab /; ptr ME II
biShurhinDdHeertsn Nahieu itOhnsnl
un5 FhtpsibtritFeHo am gettrdro foB
Der tenHi euh niht, ibr beibsn Gin
einnaiitr RG6ie."~
mis oHrtlih FeFteefie[lt ipurb., ira'
Der Samit1s Der beiBeite 5unitog
irsI9er felt 40 Sabrsn reeiftrirt nor
b<n III. Die giHciHHotisr baben odI
isb;nfans aud gsmertt. 8eitern Dur
be fplgenSe 5ibes 5tala reeiItrirt:
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Esn Jolgen Der Slse iino Die Had2'
ftsbsnbsH perIonsn erlegtn:
llnbefdEnter peiber Wnnn.
Der pnn otm 5aufs 90. 522 MaIHui
Grobs no4 Dem itdbtiihen Soipital
ssbraht purhe.
H. m esGse. 1 Sabr alt. go. 211
9roabiuan.
gran z. Drilling. II Sabre
alt, bon 30. 1722 Speamore Ctr.
4nHa G'Gopo, 81, an 3. ure
Gmitb Strabe ipobnbGft, pelfe In
Ulanbditan Rsitourant ON Sonntul
2tbenb erirGntts. ftarb I'm itdetiiher
Soipital.
s5rnu .. R. aing, II Sabre al.
DON Ro. 722 TloiH Ctr.
5rdu Mnrtle Goof, 36 Sabre
Ron glart unb gopmiler Str, itarl
I'm itiblifsnsn 6oipital.
Sobn gatem on, 63 Sabre at
non go. 1861 Aoa CTR.
9beIma 6unolsp. Z Mondi
alt. BON Ro. 500 M:it z. Str.
4elfon gampbeIl. 40 Jabr
olt. elm Resfr. tpnrbe in ben gbcrlei
@otnf Glnsrrrstn pcn Der 6ise iiber
1Ddftigs uHb itarb on Den 5olsen.
WeR ter 6iee lbsrnaliist:
mi[Iiam aimbrid. 38Jabr
nli. bon Qo. 1912 Sreeman Aps.. er
lit an Der WapleipOoo aps. unh nc
M:nun Strnbs. tpoielbit sr nit Ghie
nenlegtu fir bis 9roetion 60. b.
ftdftiat mar. tiHsn Spnneniiih IN
ipnroe nnh benz Siibifdsn SOfpito
Ssbrats. rpofsIbit Die atrste ben gu
f.nnb ees Grtrdnlttn als bfcrgnib
<rngenb bessibHtisn.
Enporo 9ouisr. Il SABRE aft. DO
go. 814 fsiHDlan Girabs. brnh in BE-
Trudtrei ppn Getriiner marner, Ws
335 M:it 8. Girabs. pon Der s,it
iibsrfDdltisi. beipuBtlos sufdmme
unb wurnt nn1 bem Itdbtii6sn 6cfpI
stol ssbrnbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01

Qeluis eufbman, Der felt % Sabrm
oIs 0ertpalter Der gountp Sail fuugtrt
bat, reitte geftern infolee ieines ans
aeoriffensn GeiunbbeitsSuitonoes feline
asiigndtion nit Dem griuhen ein,
bah oidelbe ipfort in araft ireten
moge.
gis Elm Qd6Folger 'erndnnt tperbe1
fam, piro Der Oils Sailsr 6urrp
g9eet. bas 2lmt bss 5errn auihmau
perieben, bod iponie fih SherifF Goos
per nod nitt boriiber ausIprehen. OF
Die GrRsnnung cine perm1nents ieiu
Diro ober nibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01
Ginbriid)e uno 5iebftdble.

Geo. unb ;. 6. Guinbp, bon
go. 1881 Wi6igan aps., 5pbs Dart,
meIbe.e gsitern abtHo Der poli3ei. cab
ibnen aus o.m WortslaaI bes Grdno
Central gabnbofes sinSoanbtoffsr uno
cine Sanotaihe, bic Slsiounesitiite
i'm Wertbe pon $50 sntbielten. ent@
ipenbst ppsb:n isien. Der 9erbah;.
ben 9iebftahl bssangen gu baben. bat
ii6 auf cine btitimHie 9srion geIentt.
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sn btr @aitnirthIhoft bon NlI.

Sn Der @aItpirtbIhoft BON als
eeDer, on Der Golsfain nnb 9lrIington
aD.nus. mar gsitern Mbenb Der pors
ter gbipdrb goetn nit bsm 5ortpodsn
Don gefiilIten sglaffsn in einen eiss
fhrdnf beihdftigt, nIs cine Der Jlds
fdsn erpl,birte unb bic Ghert<n Dem
manne fhDers 5hnitttpunoen an
beibSn EnnbpeIentsn beibrahten Der
gtrlsbte puroe nad osm ftdotifder
6ogpttdl dehraft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-01

Ger 81 Sabre oIte Straberbnhn.
ssonouftenr Stephen Wsegoffrep. uon
gso 306 TeIta StraBe, hattie bic an'
aespobnbeit Elm offvttes Gafdenneiier
i'm iciner Toid,e III trngen. aIs Wtc.
Goffrep eeftern abeno in ieiner @ob-
NINA ucr einem StnhI fiel, ornna
ihm oas Reiier in bic lirfe Seite unS
Ibrutte ihm cine gefabrlihe G.unoe
BET. Ter gerlestc ipurbe i'm itaoti.
Iden arantenbnus dufsenommen.
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am sSiife Der Spcamore StraBe
fpuroe ecitern slbeno Der geeaer Sobr
gsetfp, 40 Sabre aft. BON nlehreren
giaiiegenoifen iiberfaIIeH uno fdpuer
nribhanoelt. lie angreiier brad)tetl
ibrem Epfer nit einem sioiierrneiicr
cine Shuittrpinoe am SalIe bel. Die
Don einem Chr bis SnFu 1noersr
reidlte. gus Chatter purbe Der q
Sabre aIte Reaer George Cation er.
mlttelt uno nerhaftet.
Ter gerrpimoete tpuroe riah oer
Itabtiihen Soipfial gebrad,t uno be-
BEN bic Aer3tc menis Soffnung ar
GrhaIten oes 2ebens.
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Jn(anO Ie(egrap6
Die flndf6are Site
Die pon Senper bic nadD Ritts'
burg berrift
Norbert iett sablreihe cpfer.


SIN mittIsren Beiten am Montag al
IeiH IA Perionen Der 9ise eriesen.
80 bapon IN gbicago alein.
Bon Der Eeunion Der gldu:n uno
Grauen ouf Dem Shladtfs!o bon
@ettnsburg.
----~.s~- -
3p0lf annben in QuDrence, Wtdi.,
ertruaten,
2lls Elm mad, eiHem gnoehaus fihrsns
Der Gtes unter ibnsn 3uiammens
brad.
So6n gli6pllon, Der in Werito, W!o.
feline 5rau uno Isinen tleiHsn
5tieffobn ermoroste,
gu IsbensIdncli6'r 3utfaausitruf'
psrurtbeilt.
Sieben perionen Bel sinem 5eusr il
| 3ias 5otel in Rem gOrt ums
2eben getommen.
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sob in ben Tlammeu m

Rem gort 90. SUM. Die as's
den Don iisben 9srionen, 0dite zines
tlsinen 6otels, bds als r5tas 5otel'
befnnnf unn 90. GO @resupth Str
aeIeaen ift, rpurhen am Montdg 4bene
bonn oberftsn Gtod BEG 9ebduoes hsr'
abssbOlt, nGhoem nas SRRsre faf
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
HERE is A SURE
CURE FOR THE
DANDELION.

Until recently it was supposed that
| the only way to get rid Of dandeliOns
was to get down on your knees with
! an old knife or stand on your feet
! with a spade and simply dig them
out The trouble with this method Is
that dandelions are perennials and
store up large amount Of reserve
food in their roots, and any part OF
the root below ground in a normal
state will send up new plants evcn
If cut off three or four inches below
the surface The destruction of the
leaves, however, prevents food max
ing, and If this method is continued
during the summer the root will fl
nally die.
Another method is, after digging
them out once, to sew blue grass at
the rate of five to ten pounds Of seed
on lot 10Ox150 feet every three
months, preferably in April, July and
September. The use of large quanti-
ties of white clover seed has also
been very successful in Kidding the
lawns and roadsides Of dandelions.
The idea Is to keep the lawn so full
Of grass that the dandelion seeds
borne in by the air will not have a
chance to take root, and also to
keep the sun from those that do get
a start.
The latest approved method is that
Of spraying. Various materials are
used--blue stone, copperas and salt
brine. The objection to the salt brine
Is that when it Is strong enough to
kill the dandelions it is apt to injure
the grass.
The North Dakota experiment sta
problem very thoroughly, and finds
the most satisfactory substance for
spraying on the lawn to be sulphate
Of iron (copperas) in the proportion
Of two pounds of sulphate to one gal
Ion of water. Where the dandelions
are young and small somewhat
weaker solution will do, but where
they are large and coarse two pounds
to each gallon is not too strong.
This should be applied in the form
Of a very fine spray. An ideal appa-
ratus for applying it is one of the
compressed air type of hand spray
ing machines with which all horti-
culturists are familiar.
There must be sufficient pressure
maintained by the pump to make a
forcible spray in very fine form, for
If the liquid is thrown out in large
drops the grass will be more or less
injured. The tank should hold about
three or four gallons and If neatly
constructed can be carried about
without soiling the clothes. It should
be fitted with about three feet Of
compression hose and 4 three foot
extension road allowing one to read
lily swing the nozzle over the lawn.
The lawn should not be sprayed
till two or three days after cutting
and should not be moved until two
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
MUTILATES BUST
OF JOHN REDMOND

Dublin, Ireland, May "a week in
which to pay the small fine imposed on
her today, was allowed Miss Geraldine
Manning, who painted green broad ar
rows on the bust of John Redmond in
the Royal Hibernian academy today
and attached a card to the bust bear
ing the words "A Traitors Face is No
Ornament to Our Picture Gallery" out
OF vengeance for the vote of the Irish
nationalist members In the house OF
commons against the woman's suffrage
bill on Tuesday. She said she would
not pay and was warned that the con-
sequence would be detention In Jail.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
GASOLINE TESTS
IN BOSTON MAKE
B U|CK LOOK GOOD
STANDARD MODEL OFFICIALLY
TRAVELS 24.4 MILES TO
THE GALLON.
AVERAGE GRADE FUEL USED,
AND CAR BUCKS HEAD.oN
WIND.
Entire Run in Charge Of Newspaper
Men Who Insist on Being
Shown.

Now that gasoline has doubled in
price, why not >buy the car that will
run twice as far?"
That's the principle on which H.
K. Noyes, general manager Of the
Buick Motor Company in Boston is
conducting his 1918 campaign. Bos-
ton Buick men made such noise
about what big things they could do
on a little gasoline, that the news
paper men evidently became skeptical.
At any rate on April 2, dele
cation, among them J. J. Mcnamara
of the Post, y. D. Murphy, Of the
Herald, T. S. Parker, of the Christ
ian Science Monitor and J. e. Ma
honey of the American, called at the
salesrooms with chips on their
shoulders.
A Model "25' touring car, fully
equipped and ready for the road, was
turned over to them with driver
who had no instruction other than
to do as he was told by his passengers.
tom" Cotter Of the Jones Speedo-
meter Company, furnished tested
assistants attached the instrument.
Livery part VI tHe CdT was CdI q
fully inspected. Carburetor, magnetic,
gearing, tires, ETC., were found to be
strictly according to catalogue speci-
fication with the exception of small
gasoline tank fitted to the dash and
provisions for cutting off from the
main supply tank any connection to
the carburetor.
After the inspection, the committee
"got aboard" and ordered the driver to
proceed to the Peerless Company's
garage, where gasoline was purchased
and tested with a hydrometer. 1t was
found to be 631s specific gravity
They started out Beacon street to
Chestnut hill and all around Boston
on Commonwealth and when they
stopped the speedometer read 1872
miles, or a total of 24.4 miles to the
gallon.
Assuming that most cars connot
| average much above 10 miles per gal
lon," says J. H. Johnson, "'the differ
ence between the gallon
Buick and the 10-mile-to-the-gallon
other car is $50 gallons per 10000
miles. Such saving is surely worth
while. "-Advt.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
JACK AND TOM ARE .
FRIENDS FOREVER
MILLER DlsMlssEs CHARGES
AGAINST STORMS; FOES
SHAKE HANDS.

Jack Storms and Tom Miller are no
longer foes, but instead are warm
friends. Jacks case for attempting to
commit public offense was dismissed
this morning by Justice Of the Peace
w. j Berry when Miller stated that
he Storms had fixed" everything
up. Miller promised Storms that he
wouldn't allow Mrs. Heller's dog to
follow him in the future. 1t seems
that Mrs. Heller has been working in
Storms tailoring establishment and
that every time Miller went by the
place the cur followed. Jack objected
to this and Monday afternoon while
In an intoxicated condition he Is said
to have threatened to take the life Of
Miller for allowing the canine to fol-
lof him. However, Miller was not the
only one to make good promises.
Storms faithfully promised his former
foe that he. would never again chase
him home, regardless Of the circum-
stances. ri don't care IL the dog fol-
lows Tom around the world" Storms
was heard to remark after being freed
this morning.
Upon Diminishing the charges Of
threatening to kill, Miller Immediately
filed charges against Storms charging
him with public intoxication. This, Of
course, was all fixed up" and Storms
gladly pleaded guilty. Justice Berry
gave Storms thirty days for the Of
tense, but suspended the sentence
pending Storms good behavior.
OF all the solemn promises that
were ever made before Judge, the
ones made by Storms this morning
before Justice Berry surpassed all. II
will never take another drop as long
as i've" said Happy Jack No,
Judge, will never bother you again
and I certainly thank you for the
treatment given me-" After clasping
the hand OF his former foe again
Jack went merrily on his way.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10
Markets Of the World
TRADERS FOOLED
BY WHEAT REPORT
HEAVY SALES YESTERDAY LEFT
LITTLE FOR TODAY AND THE
PRICES WENT UP.

Chicago, May 9.--Scarcity Of offer
inss today bettered wheat prices. In
anticipation Of the bearish report on
winter crop, conditions issued yester-
day by the government, the trade had
sold heavily and today little wheat was
brought out even at the upturn which
soon followed the opening. July show
first figures being Nc lower to hc
higher at ssh to sshc. An advance to
s9kc followed.
furry was caused by sudden ad-
vance In May from sSh to 90hc on
buying Of more than 100000 bushels by
leading houses and the execution OF
many stop loss orders. Sympathetical-
ly July was carried up to 8SNc. Reac-
tons came quickly, however, and the
prevailing when the furry came
Export sales later stimulated prices u
little but q recession followed. The
close was firm with May K01c up at
ssh and July half cent up at Sshc.
Corn values were helped by addition
al reports Of damage to the crop in Ar
gentina from too much rain and cold
weather Offerings we're light. July
opened unchanged to Nc of at 55A to
s5N and went up to 66hc.
The market continued firm, helped
by delayed shipments due to rains. The
close was strong with July h@A up at
56@56hc.
Fears Of oat crop damage from dry
weather in Illinois and Indiana lifted
prices July opened unchanged at SAX
and advanced to 35@35hc.
Offerings and demand were both light
in the provision pit. The market was
irregular, opening prices being 2ac
lower to &c higher with these figures
for July: Pork. $19.321s; lard 5000;
ribs, $1102h.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-10

Al H. Woods, the theatrical man
ager. VINO began business with a cane
rack at county fares, has gone to Eu-
rope to monopolize the moving picture
business there. His mission has been
kept somewhat secret till the present
time. Now it is learned he has ac-
quired theaters in eighteen large Eu-
ropean cities, and hopes to present a
combination of moving pictures and
vaudeville.
There has been some mystery about
those in the plan with him, but 1t Is
suspected that he is backed by Klaw
& Erlanger, who head the theatrical
trust. With the exception of the at
tempt of Oscar Hammerstein to estab-
lish opera in London this will be the
first big attempt Of an American to
go into the show business on large
scale on the continent of Europe.