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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29

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belt su brineen. Inter bieien Utrrf-
tete,, befonoen fid, nt6 stpei nlfe
Yhitterhen, Seren aItere I'm 81. ve'
bensiatrc itnno. Die 0rciiia mar jc'
bod, poIIisanbis in ibr 5hidfal er1c'
ben unb berertie bcm Ar5t Gegen.
iiber, Der lie In Sas Boot beben ball:
.Worum foil id flasen, td btt 10
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bcre b0ben ppeiielsobne lueti me1f
nusgebolten aIs id"
lie 800 gerIonen, Die 'pnnreao
bes Sotapaiiers 8ufIutlt I'M alacu.
nutn SoteI gefunoen baiien, fonlttsn
am Sreitaa oas SoteI perIaiien. Sie
aoben nue 81, oab es linen perbolt.
nibm1big Iehr gut aeganaen iei ia
perid,ieoentlid, ipiiroe 3ngeiianoei'.
hof, fie trot Der triiben urb trourigeH
Ssnoe nod pergniigte Sf,inben gebnbt
bdtten. an Speiie uno Irnnf trsnr In
bem Sotel tein WnnseI nno Inn fe.ne
tribe Stimmuns nnifonlsrieii 3n io''
len, mlrbeu allabenSlid, llnterb0Itnn'
aen pcranitaItet uno Seoermarln
ntubte eifpos 3u benz llnterboltunes-
proaronrm beifraaelt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29
Gfwas opfiuifi(6er
sauttn bie aus 9aDtun eiusetroifeneu Rad.
rtdten iibtr bas 9odma6er.

Die 3a Ser Goon srte 200 fam ibereieen 7os lit antt
bon etaen pe In alien gsnbsien epeen no Die 9robad
tunsen Der Ser saaten Retanesmamitai Der sadhnoea
miro 100000 beriRgen am sdnriten ebt in Noro
gapson cue 2eenbeater inb besie Der 3ab Der 9ooen
iebr peinaiih 6eaue anauten ber Den eoben patrenb
Der SoIinb - &eitr Mrtn ale Strabn pairbnr en Sber
3inmermann bat oas trese sressred be Die stab
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29

Feine Mn.rfennuna bi, Mnnsrion ppn
Tibet nnp RuBldnb bic annerion Der
duberen Mlpngolei forbert. Sobalo
uber nie 9er. Staaten bic Mnsrtens
niins gepdbren, tonnsn Ole anceren
Roticnsn ni6t suriidfteben. Das ers
Hart fppbl bic aeuBeruns bss prdit
osnten, bab sr Iih an ben Sntrisuen
seeen China niht bstheilisen tpplle
unb aus bieiem @runbe psrtpeiasrte er
bic Garantie fir Elm areritantides
9orlsben an China. mir iino Gber
Der anIitt, oab er bic ansrtennung
bate eeipdbrsno tDnnen, pbns bic bon
9aft sueeiagte 9ardntie suriidsuSies
Zen, unb ss pdrebsbsutenb beHer aes
peitn, psnn er bds Cine aethan bate,
otne bos Nnbere su IaHsn. Die Ga
rantie bate China Die 9elomltttl aes
lisfert, bic es bringeno brouht, um
Ruk uno Srisosn i'm Qanos ipiebsrs
bersuitelI.n. Die isBigen 3uitdnp.
tDnnen nidt lange anoauern, obne cine
p6Ilige 2narhie berporsurufen nno
psnn bann bic Mdhte iid bisie gu
Ruse MAIDEN, um sroberno in Ghind
einsuortnsen, 10 itdnbe Der prdiibent
bpr atp.i Ilterndtipen, BON bensn cine
70 fhlsht ipdre. pie bi. anbtre. Gr
mub enttpeber ben Mdhten geitattsn,
China au seritudsln, pber interpenirer.
Tas bate iih pern.ioen loIisn, tpGre
bic 9arantie eeblisben, oenn bic
9runbibee zines DorIshsns an CHINA
mar. oab China niht su gpben ses
porfsn, Ipnoern aufaerihtst tpsrbsn
fpqs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29

CaB 8apton in fold u1sss
p0bnlid entissIitsr Deiie BON ben
Tlutbsn beimgeIuht poroen 1T. ipiro
isst our6 WlittbeiIuRssn uber bic
SrtIiben 9erbdItniiIe ertldrIit. I'm
bic Staot gu psridonsrH. lentte man
bas gett bss grobsn Wtidmi ub nno
leitete bic 9epdFsr in ben Wuo Rtper
binein Sn benz Gsbiste oes trrttn &C.
lsstsn 1lubbsttes entitdno Elm oeez
nanntsr oriItotratiiaer Staotthsil.
IIs bic RsgsngiiIe tamsn, mar oas
neus gett nidt tief genug, um bic
9eipdffsr oss Wtiami gu balten uno
bic SFIuten prulten ge9en bic 0dmme
on bic itIieblih n16gaten. SffsHs
bar 1T Elm gefdbrlides Bert nit anlss
ritaniitsr NodIdifiatsit auss:fiIhrt
norbfn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29
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aNiaiam unb aiIp aanse, s87
Qcurel Girobe; Anabe.
Nlbsri unb Ttarp Wibmon. 3141
Wpcb Gtrobe; Rnots.
1}reo. unb lDntfs GloB, 1918 WiIs
Iiams Gtrabe; 0ndbe.
Deoree unb Glifob<tt Riemsns
i6n<ihvr. 23l1 GeR Stsabs; nab
Gen.
Nernorb unb 5ennie Oiel. 1924
0arbin plnee; NdDfsn.
Meper unb gamma DornHsin. 732
Clinton gtrabs; 3niutnse. Rdb&sn
unb Hunb.
syrons unb ueoms Gkigsr, Boies
unb MeNiden Mpenue; 0nots.
9ofspb unb Gatberina Nsrj, Is
Win Gtya6e; Rnate.
0obib unb Glora 1elbsrt. 8l62
Nrrnet Nusnue, 0nabe.
Darn unb Ncfo 0ouer. II Wsls
E.rabs; W6b&en.
6enrp unh Herbara DsfeI. 211e
Qben Qpsnue; Rnabe.
May unb 0biib G4neibss, 6l1
Ndbe Gtrabe; Rnots.
1rsberid ano Dlandk Udt, 122
on II. Gtrnbe; Uldb41a.
Sobn unb Qliiobss1 Dleinef, 10
Rtpbssion aseape; Nxete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29

Die beiben 5lopbs, Batter
uno Sohn, limb In 6iGsOiue. 9a.,
hineerittst lporosu. Dab ihr fiirhters
lihes 8erbreten bic entiprehenoe
Giibne qefunpen Bat, lit Der 5eittstsit
bes @puDsrneurs Wann gu psroanten,
Der fhpn in benz Safe oes 9attenmOr@
bsrs geattn gs3si9t Fat, oab itlhts
Sentimentalitdt itm fremo 1T. Gnts
IssIih, ME bic Ibat ser Insns mar,
bic in ein:n 9erihtsfaal einorongen
unb ben Rihtsr, ben Staatsanlpult
unb sinen 9eThporsnen nierertnaIten,
nm sinen BON ihrer 9ouos, Der spseen
zines nidt Ioupsriih ihpersn Bsrgea
tens aneetlagt mai, gu .befreien, fsblt.
IS nitt an Wtenitfn, bic BEN gcus
psrn.ur peranldf,n MOLTEN. oas Be
onubigun1sredt dussuiiben. Was biz
Guens 10 film uemaht bot, mar Der
CLAUDE, Der leioer in bie'em aanoe
dut in bDhsrsn areiien perbrsitst 1T,
baB fir iis tsin 9eisBbu6 sriitirt.
Gans obqeIe6sn oapon. oub Mot oi,
minbeften Wlilosrun1seriinos porIddtn.
mar Der gouosrnsur gs2punsen, oas
llrthsil polIitreden III lahen, I'm ben
oeieBloien ganbsn, Die in ben 9ebirqen
oes psItIit:u 8irginisns taui.r, bee
oreiFlit gu MAIDEN, bub lie niht unges
'traft moroen t0nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29
Der 0erIuit an MsnIhsn!sbsn

Der Verluit an WesnIhen!sbsn
purh bic lleberidpemmung lit niht
10 arob, tpie man tbn gemeloet bat,
auein es iit gu befiirhten. oab Der
1pb nod nadtrGglia srauiige Srnts
baIten niro. Sine betrdhtlihe 4ns
3oh piro Der GuberIten pfIses beoirfsn,
um bic Iolgsn Der fiirhterIihsn 2sts
ben iiberpinoen 81 tonnsn. Die iant-
tGren Ginridtunesn Iino 10 oDais ger
it1rt, bab nit Der WD9lihteit BON Spts
nemisen gu rsdnsn lit. Mtlothdttgteit
ipiro in groBtem umfange geiibt ipsrs
BEN miiiIsn, um fhlimme Natpirfuns
gen Der entieslidsn 9utaitropbe gu
psrhinoern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29

0Ietne Brl6tn.
3nblreids (minbeitens 100
fleins, aber perbdlinibs
mdbis toFtfpisIise Bril-
den i'm gcuntp. iibsr be-
ren SMdfal nod itins
glo6ri&t eineetroHsn III 100000
r. t $1.2ss,oo0
untf hdbieteBrlden.
Miomi.onn. OF. Wiamt .$l00. 900
Dsnies, iiber Or. Niami loo. 900
spmmts (Guipenfion) -. 1900
Wlicmipink 10000
Dbne Ra&rtht.
Garriion Bride. Or. Wiomi$ l00. 900
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29
3eritBrte Urn6eu.
Ter in Samiitom Goamtp onaeridtue
Sdaoen iOa cine Willioa ibsr.
iteigsn.

Rah anIiti b<s gounin Juass
nisurs Clinton gotpdn II! burN bic
3,rf.5runa unb gsfndbisune Don
9riten in 1amiIton Gountp - Gin
eirnn.i ausgeIflcHen - elm Ghdben
teE ST. 298. 900 anssrints. iporbsn.
Disie Snmme inikbi bic an ben
eunbitrobsn anssrihtetsn E4dben
MIDI. sin. 6err Conan min had fcrss
f1Iiisfr unb 5otFi fonierpatioer
Shosune gu bsr anpssst<nen 3cbI
ptIonei Iein.
.llnf.r. srf. Sore. IN, Si. aanbs
iirasen uno bic fiebsn gtblisb<nen
Briidsr gu reporirsn. bod finb fit
b:tfs 3ipede nur e.tpd sc. 600 eispos
nifvl. W0n Der ihlsunieen psrfkluHs
Der Communication bonst bic aes
bsnsmiiislsufubr ob1. tDorsn bic Hint
ioroerIih erfrtuIih illusencsn Be-
rsrfunsen bts 6srrn goipnH.
Durh be 3eritoruns Der Uriidsn
e.e purDe nah berrn Conan btr fol-
seHbe Sdaetn onseri&tet:
grobs Drd6en.
9trR5r!e Bride, Droser
Wiomi. GIiJabetb4enn $500, 900
gtpss. Grober Wiami 10000
Rem Baltimore. Or. Whomi 1O0. 900
Blue Rod Greet -. 10000
Grfpenfion Bride, Mbaies
mofr ..... 1UVUO
Trp 5ort Bride. nobe
Wbi!eipdter ..... 5000
Qep.lnnp. RIeiner Wiami DC, 600
Remington, ri. Wiami :. $1,000
WiomtbiHe (um b0lJerne ~
trfssen) ..... 5000
gsiIforb (tsfndtist) 80. 5000
pIoiHpilIe Damn bsihds
biat) ..... 5000
Tdpis gtruse, 2odlonb,
WiQerer ..... 1900
elliot apsnue., Mrlineton
5eiabts, wliucreei -. 1900
- aliI s7oa on
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29

mas euts 9ertpaltung BE-
pertiteligsn tann, lit aus osm 8sriht
oss IunopirtbItdftIit@n 8epurtez
mentS gu srieten. Sn friiberen Sahten
lpuroen bic 0ffsntlitsn Forits in rte
iiaem umFaHqe purh Teuer ssr't0rt.
bos Shapen i'm g%trdgs BON Wiuios
ntn anrihtsts. neil nQe 8prtehruNaen
fehIten, um 8rdnos gu perhuten pber
tpenn lie entitdnbsnpdren, 'ie 3u To-
ftsn. SeHbem cine eusrzQatrouias
etngsridtet rporosn III, belGuft fid Der
grunoituben uuf unbeosutenoe Gum
men, Jm DOrigsn Sabre bab.n bic
7Seuers6runIte in ZEN 0fFentIihen Ger
Iten niht me6r als $75. 900 0erlu't
asbroht. mas i'm 0eraleih gu friibsz
rem Satren Elm aIsinigt.it beoeutst.
Die 8otrouius bat aber riht blps bic
Reoierunespalbungen. ionbtrn daf
Staatsz unb QripotsiTorite oeihutt.
mas bieisr 9peio Der gerpaltune to-
itst, lit brsifi9fat stngebradt iporosn.
3roBbem sibt ss aongreb sWitslieber,
Die nit grobsm 9otbos ssgen ieoe
Nusoshnung bes 0erDaltunssbienites
oetlamirsn unD BON stnsm bas 0plf
oersebrenber genmterber uno fonitts
Gem dbnlitsn unIinn ipredsn. 9ieien
WenIfsn. bi. nift sinmdl ben o<Iuns
rem Wen'hsnperitano, ae16Dsias biz
gilbunc bsitpsn. bic Elm Gsiebcet.r
hoben iollts, III nod niht einmal aui.
eebdmmsrt. oab bic DerpaItuna bis
SssIs Der R.gieruna III uno bab fie bi.
prattifhs Brob. lieFsrt, Of eins R.eies
rurg stipag tuuat ober nif,t. prinsie
ptsn limb tpoht CUTE Wesipeifer, ober
fis 'ir6 fpsrthips, ipsnn man nis Mt9.
nitt sinfflGai, ipobin fie ipsif,n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-29

prdfibsntWiifo n bat oFfsns
bar ben Gntfhlub sefabt, bic hin.s
fiIts RepubIit ansuer,.nnen. Tds
bdtts fhon bon G<it.n Der ppriaen
COMMUNICATION sddebsn frll.n. Gieis
fheiut fih aber unnorfhtiser WeiIe
burh Nbmahuneen nit ben iibriesn
Wdhten Die 6dnoe gebunben au bas
ben. Die Nnertennung bon unfsstr
Seik ipirb piel baau beitras,n, bic
Sitnasion In Gaino 5u HGren. Be-
Gnut III, bot Gnsto1s ais ptsss jii1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31

I,cl 70 me about the time the last OF the motors
arrives full of dogs and danes you engage the cop IN
conversation As soon you see the avalanche mt Ie
sidewalk have him call out the reserves. Belleve me,
Tom this is going to be affair! It's up to you TO
Gee that the police grab every dog If one IS run over
or throws fit and dies-goodnight You re gong 70
be a busy little fellow!
TIE smoke the truth was. 1t took half an hour to
II eJnntv the automobiles filled with handsomely
oo,rnJ women and beribboned CANNES. When could
scoer NO more of them in the ofng sided up to the
com cave him a cigar and talked OF feminine ioiDeS,
baseball, gunner, and the weather. always WIN dns one
Finally things started piercing shrek ripped up ne
street across the avenue, and into the park sending
tbc SQUIRRELS for acres around scuyng to their holes.
y,ritabIe medley Of shr cries, hoWls, and soprano
lamentations followed. The COP and started on the
r,,n suddenly through the Middleton street door came
mass Of widowed women chasing what looked like
million small dogs. - .u.i upot+or
make il riot CALI And blow your whistle.
lie ran bach, to turn in the alarm. Meanwhile ana
half a hundred chaufcurs busy grabbing dogs ana
irving to stop the maddcned rush Of excited women
Nround the four corners policemen came tearing, every
ward or so reaching down TO waop the payementS win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31

.,o ten to one chance to be in the tiger heayt Il,
,hin tycntv-four hours The next day he seelieu -
w. srongcr and Tapped up bowl Of milk; so we coIla
see no reason for dragging Sam away IRON a. thG roS
,bcrc he WAS supcrnendng the pitching OF Ie Ciirus
trts | have mentioned before that the do8 SNOW Wa
,c to wind up at three in the afternoon liica.oy
aftcrvard flock Of motorcars would Wmil uc the
nortion OF the Four Hundred with theH pe'9 - '''N
scene of the Pomcraman tea. t.,t ,el,ot
~. o'clock we had the three cubs IN large pSNo
.,ici, hidden under bed in the Middleton nome anu
l rcLcar,ing Miss Dorothy Mccain IN nGr uu.ies,
IT,, t;ocrs were To- come from nowhere lhey Wc.'
SIMPLY to gaop in at the psychological mom[h ao T1 st
, and whenever that mghtbc. The street door ilI3i
I Icft omen and Miss Dorothy must say nothing u i
we cavc her the tip Then ne was to admit t'' w
@ brother lack She had just returned from tnG ccus
i+ nbcrc the kind proprietor of the Mighty llarkS
Show had presented her with three baby ugetS 9 oI
tId hurried TO her sisters home TO be present a! inc
,,, and had left the cubs in a basket IN an adJoiis
room The first thing she knew they were rsIy ii Vic
midst If everything. Pictures Yes, she haq Sollc'
rm, She felt sure her parents would object II they aP
r,rcj in print Maybe though, II the gentlemen o. IT
~ would bc vcrv very careful 10 state that was an
D., accident and that she was terribly sorry INC GU"
i,,I,, beasts had caused so much trouble-ctc.
"IW stick around inside to head OF a S'aHpcp'' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-31

their clubs This CHATTER brought more cops 1t seemed
only seconds before the street a mass Of crazy
chauf eurs. women servants policemen, small boys and
dogs. The residents and servitors in the adjoining
houses piled and added the clamor. Around the
Madson-ave. corner dashed a patrol wagon packed
with police reserves. At the time from Fifth-ave
whirled three fire engines two hose wagons, hook and
ladder truck and water tower The whole street was
choled with goggleeyed humanity, sweating horses,
putting engines, fainting women, and yelpmg dogs
quicker than it takes to tell or write it.
Suffering Sea Bass We certainly had started some
thing The Job now was 10 stop it. | scrambled among
the chauffeur and cops telling them for the love Of Mike
TO save the Ioneranians As fast as was rescued
from the secthing mass | hustled the little brute to
lack who stood guard at the door He in turn tossed
the animal TO the servants inside The guests at the
tea as soon as they the mob gathering, picked up
their skirts and scampered back indoors. While was
busy collecting the frightened little animals the police
and the frcmen trying to find out who or what
had started the miXup.
Not until lack caught sight Of a small army Of
reporters edging their way through the crowd would
he permit the police and fire Captains TO cross the
Mccain doornat, and when the officers entered the
newspaper men accompanied them. could find nomore
dogs, and leaving the constabuary TO continue the
Confined page IS
The Press., 1913-10-22
TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM.
missioners of Holland County. ..

ml9SIOnerS Of IOtlan0. COHnGy. We hereby apply for license to sell spiEitu1us and fntoxicating liquors, ale, lager beer,s Rhine wine, and cider at StaffordviIle in the John Rockwell build ing, town of Stafford.
 Our place of business is not located within, two hundred feet in O direct line from any church edifice or public or parochiai school, or the premises per taining thereto, or any post-office, public library, or cemetery.
 Dated at Stafford this 7th day of Oc- tOber, A. D. 1913. 44.>.
 LOUIS FRsTI AND ALEXANDER BALDI, Applicants.
 We, the undersigned, are electors and taxpayers, of the, town, of Stafford, owning real estate, and hereby sign and endorse the foregoing application of Louis Festi and Alexander Baldi, for license, and hereby certify that said applicants are suitable persons to be licensed pursuant to said application.
 Dated at Stafford this l1th day of Oc- tober, A. D. 1913.
 lE. k. Phelps, Lorenzo Sartori,
 Geo. M. Moore, Leo J. Shindler,
 John Baldi. hereby certify that the above named signers and end0rsers are electors and tax payers, owning real estate, in the town of Stafford.
 Dated at Stafford this 11th day of Oc- tober, A. D. 1913.
 MARCUS B. FISK, Town Clerk.
The Press., 1913-10-22
SONGER 9.

Ernest s. Fuller is on a trip to Vermont.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Wilcoxson and two children have returned to their home in Stratford. -
 Mrs. A. Vail Smith will, entertain the Ladies' Aid society Friday after noon and evening. ".
 The discovery of rich gold ore on the property of the Investment Mining and Milling Go. of Bouse, Ariz. |, promises to bring riches to Henry Adams, formerly of Springfield, and 0. A. Pease, formerly of somers, who hold the controlling interests in the property. According to the Yuma (Ariz. ) Morning Sun the find prom ises to be one of the richest ever made in that; section of the country. "f @'
The Press., 1913-10-22
FARM PRODUCTS.


 Mason H. Parker, Mansfield, purple top strap I, leaf tptnipa,. 2d, r2s; WI II liam J. Wilson. Rockville, golden rus set spumpk ins.t 2d, >e.25s; beans-red kidney, 2d,.. 50; cranberry. 2d, .50i butter. A2d, .5O; scarlet runner, spc, .5O; case knife,. spc, :1.25:. Buckeye state tomatoes, 1st, .75. Edwin Baker, Rockville, enion-W Wethersfield- req, list, .S0s early,re 2d, .25; iyel- low picklingi lst, .5O3s red .pickling,
 lst, 50; red globey 3d., .25; ca bbages early. marvel, T st, 50; new red Polish. list, 30; early: summer, 1st, ,5Oj all seasons, 2d,s+ 25 sure head, 1st, /. 50; sugar leaf Savoy, 2d, .25i red rock, 2d, :. 20; winter header, 1st, y6Ds5 great. Dane, 1st. ...50; Volga, 1sty fs5O; succession, 1st, 50; :tuH. nips white bread stone baga, 1st, 50; improved Long Island, 1st, ,5O; yellow globe. 2d, .25; red tOI white globe, 2d .25; snowfall cauli. flower, 1st, .5O; beets, mammoth long Continued to page 4.l
The Press., 1913-10-22

DOBERT Fl. FISK, Attorney al IA Law. Warren's Block, Main Street.
The Press., 1913-10-22
HYOME[ RELIEVES .> IN FIVE MINUTES

Effective relief comes quickly when Hyomei is used for catarrh, coughs bron- You breathe it-no stomach drugging.
 This medicated air has tonic healing effect-surely destroys catarrhal germs, stops the poisonous secretions and quickly soothes and heals the irritated mucous membrane or money. refunded. 1"
 Try Hyomei now. Complete outfit $L 'F% ANDERs JACOBSEN.
The Press., 1913-10-22

CContinued to page 4.l
The Press., 1913-10-22

A healthy man Is king in his own r.ght; an unhealthy man an unhappy slave. For impure blood and sluggish lIv'r, use Rurdock Blood Bitters. On the market B ears. $l.OO bottle.
The Press., 1913-10-22

A single call fof tic doctor, in case of sudden illness for instance, may offset the charge for telephone service for years.
The Press., 1913-10-22
wALEs.'

!, Charles Oorbin has moved from Stafford iptoI his, honse which he bought of MT. Bowden last spring at the lower village. 9.@ s"i
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
VALLEY GIVEN
BOOST IN BIG
DENVER PAPER

The Grand Valley has been given
an extraordinary bit of advertising
in the Weekly Denver Republican of
this week. The author is Mrs. Emma
Tolman East, editor of the Greater
Colorado department of that paper,
who wrote it Immediately after her
return from this city, where she at
tended the Woman's club federation.
The language of the article is
forceful and will doubtless be of
considerable value to the valley and
to the city. F. S. Carman. whom
Mrs. East dubs Scientific crank, y
is given particularly favorable mem
ton.
The fact that Mesa county schools
are far above the average of the
east slope is also pointed out and
emphasized for Mrs. East is an old
school woman, and she was deeply
impressed by the excellence of our
educational system.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
BUYERS COMPLAIN OF
COL0RADO'S PRICES
Sentinel Special Service.


Kansas City, Oct. S.-Contrary to
expectations earlier in the season
the winter apple men are securing
their quota Of storage fruit within
a circle Of 100 miles of Kansas City.
Samples of Grimes Golden, Winesaps.
Ben Davis and other varieties of the
long keepers brought in by those who
have stocked up are all that could
be desired. A dealer who takes a
wide survey of the field remarked:
Colorado stock is altogether too
high, and we canot touch North
western stuff, but later on the ap-
pies from those sections will be
shipped here on consignment. These
will be used to hammer the market,
which will cause a blue streak of
profanity reaching from the Missou-
ri river to the Cascade Mountains
and back again" Arkansas Jona-
thans are selling at $3.50 box;
Grimes Golden. s1.35 to $3.50; Mis-
souri, stock. SO to 81 per BARREL the
Michigan stock, SO to 81.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
ATTENDS COUNCIL

DR.. ]. ]. Lace left yesterday after
noon for Denver to attend the Home
Mission Council of the Methodist
church at which the field men of all
Protestant churches in Colorado will
meet to adjust the work between the
different denominations.
This is an important meeting and
will be well attended. 1t is looked
forward to each year with interest.
Following this meeting DR.. Lace will
attend a meeting Thursday of COM
mittee and the trustees of the uni
versity of Colorado in regard to the
acquisition of the fund of 100000
it is hoped to secure for the Univer-
sity OF Denver. DR.. Lace will be gone
for several days.
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
that they don't use.
100000 Acres Rea

Io,VOp,tOU acres lNeauy Tor Entry.
THE land department will not be
administered in the interests of any
monopoly. | want to see homes made
and men made on the homes. | have
instructed my men to help the bona
fide homeseeker, but to kick out the
bogus homeseeker. You can't have
a city here unless You have a coun-
try back of it. You must be kind to
the farmer. l found in Montana the
farmer paying from 10 to 90 per
cent for money with which to buy
alfalfa to feed his stock. The city
man can get money for or per
cent. That doesn't seem just right.
1T doesn't do any good to adver-
tise lands worth $4,000 per acre.
That won't attract homeseekers, for
people can't pay that price.
1.-The farmer needs, first, land,
then credit, and last, social help. I've
learned good many things about
the struggles of the farmer in the
last few months. We must all coop
crate with him.--------.
Il sincerely desire to serve you,
and SO do the men behind me-. Pres
ident Wilson represents as high
type of craftsmanship as any man
have found everywhere | have trav-
eled constantly growing apprecia-
tion of his lofty integrity.
1--WE ask your cooperation in MAX
ing this state the ideal place in
which to rear the best type of Amer
lean"
The daily sentinel., 1913-10-08
Dr.. Gustin B Stona
of
Chicago and Denver
has opened
MODERN DENTAL OFFICES
il the
FAIR BUILDING

Rooms 2t2 to 215. Office tele-
phone, Hickory 161. residence, Hick-
ory 1862. Hours s a. m. to q. m.
Sundays and evenings by appoint
ment. All examinations free. If
you wish to see dental office that is
strictly modern and up-to-date. call
on DR.. Stone. He will take pleasure
in explaining the many appliances
and the latest improved methods for
treating Pyorrhea Cor loose teeth) :,
He also has the latest appliances for
Painless Dentistry. 1t is wonderful
little machine, as 1t enables him to
extract, fill and remove live nerves
without the least Inconvenience to
the patient. In fact all dental oper-
ations are absolutely painless.
In order to get his work be-
fore the people hs will make one
of the greatest reductions ever
made in the dental line in Grand
Junction.
Full set of upper or lower
teeth $500 and up, according
to material used.
Gold Crowns, ~ karat,
80 gage gold--------$5.OO
Bridge work per $500
All Porcelain Crowns---$5.OO
Gold filings from $500 up;
according to size.
Silver filings, SOC to $1.0O;
according to size.
Platinum Filings, 81 to 81;
according to stze.
Gold and Platinum, So to So
according to size.
Enamel Filings $500
Enamel Crowns $1,000
Rc-enameling 80 $1,000