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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05
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Wessu swei Rdmner i'm 3uiammem.
bang nit stm isbe bes
Gbarles xaro erboben.

CbaleidJ i'm 3uiammenbong nit
Der iriib geitern georeen in betn Me.
tort Der 2aura 9pans, Ro. 429
Carlisle aperue, itntigefltnbenen gr.
morbung bes III Sabre alter enarlcs
Soro. bon Ro. 426 Reit Court Ctr,
aueeidbr EN- Ensao Berbai.nnaaa
uoreenomnen irorben iino. lieBer
lid Gle GinelbeiieH Der Jraeohie
nod nid,f Genau ieitiielIen. caro-. Elm
WoihiMit. mar pom oem goli3iileH
Ralcfpin init elmer Stidl,plntne iibcr
bem refsen Auee uuo einem Sd,dos!.
bruG iobt In einem Sinrmer Ses Re
forts poreefunben. auber Der Snba.
bertn oes Reforts. iospie brei Sa.
fdiiinnen ,purbeH Neslep SING. II
Sabre alt. Dom Wo. sos g9eit I. Sir.,
sSoreit Goof. 26 Sabre ali, bon 30.
l3l Aeft WeDsiden apenue. GapiD
siernberaer. Don sto. T30 Neit 8.
Gtrabe. elliott Sbaoinser, bon go.
i0i5 Central apenne, 2erop Wortin.
Don No. 93i Central aoenue. nno
gerop Senbler, bon Wo. 1908 geatraI
aoenue. bon Der polisei in GAIT ee.
noiiunen.
8egen BesIep Sing un6 5oreil
Goot ipnrbe seitern Nnhmiitag Sie
anflaee bes Worbes erboben, mob.
reno es iih bel ben anberen nnr nm
5e,ieenbait baneeit. Tie 0eianaener
mir5en BON Aem Gbef Der Sebeim.
polisei Grirn unb gerseanrgottebaum
eiilei eingebenoen Yerbor iinteripor.
fen unb aus ibren ausiaeen fdsin!
ioleenber TbctbeitoRb por3MIiegen:
lie A6nfter befnnoen iih NIT Der
ssnioiiinnen bes Neiorts In einsn
3innier. speldes 1anssipeden su Sic.
nen tilegte. MIIe botten mehr ober
,peniaer iinrf getrnnfen uHo mar
bonbarbirte iida iflieblih md
.Tcngbnufs" saro. lpeIder Don Ell.
mem Der Murfaefhofie aetroiien .por.
ben mar. ipnroe uHeemiitblid uno es
fam ihgieblih Az eirer nagemeineu
g6I1gerei. in bsren gerlnuf ains Sen
Snrc NIT sir,em NeiFer In ben acp'
aeiiohen hoben lou. Snro iHlug I'm
fallen nit benz aopie eeaen einel
gtubl. ,pornuf Goof unb ssina Ser
am Hoben QiegenbeH NIT iubtrit:er
an ben stcpf nod rpeiter mibbnnoeli
haben ioIleu. Tie beiben Manner be.
Itreiten oieies alieroings. iebod be.
barren bic nnberen an9eIBengen ocs
Morbes nuf ibren Ausiasen.
Ter Coroner Tr. Joertmener tai
breibie 9eilsen su Dem beirie gorrlis.
tag 10 llbr itattiinbenben Jnqlsis
|DorgelaDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05

8ieIs Der EbsadDlpien perlaiien bic
Stabt, um iidl auorrsme Ris.
bersulaHeu.

@eunihOn bic auirGumunasor5ei.
ten riiitie iortifreiteu. 10 lit Die Gage
nod imrner cine poQig troitloie imh
bon Tag sn Gag miro es fIar. bar
SamiIton pon Der SodliIutb in aan'
eutiesIid,er Weiie heimgeiutt nor
oen III.
gs iinb nunmebr insaeIammi
1000 8ebaisoe foubemnirt iporoen
unb pon ben Choad)loien. Die ibr Sat
uHS 8ut perloren hobeu uno berer
3ahI oui etipa 5000 geifdst miro
ocrIaiien icbr pieIe Die Stabt. um iif
anbersipo aniuiiebeln.
"a: RebnbiIltirmgs aomniitee
tbui iein WoaIitlites, um ben Seim,
seindten sl beIien imb bot befanni
geeeben, enb es arrangements ae.
maht bot. laiif meltem on Berionen.
beren @obnh1li'er 3eritort ODER Be.
it,dhiat tpurben, inseeiammt 5000.
900 ausgeiieben fperoen foIlen, um es
ibuen 3u ernoeIidpen. ben nnaerifie.
ten Sfnben tpiebrr gut su maden.
Sn Der Tcnueritap Rad,t itiee Der
Mianli rpieSer um 'etbs isub unS ois
Rontenbriide nafl Aseii SaIniifor
ipurbe bierhirf ann sfpeiien Dfale
seritort. icboB Die Verbinb,ns nod
Neit Santiltou seirpeIlig nater0ro.
den rporben III.
es limb iotpeit feline peiteren 2el'
heH u,ebr eeiunSen por5en, ober man
idsayt ieet bic 3nbl Der unt's Seber
aefommenen 0pier Der ;siiitb an
$50. 9on. Sdapab, Elm anseiieIlter
Der Cincinnati 4reping Go. Der ,or
ben @aiiermo'ien in BEN anIasen ben
9rauerei iiberraId)t morben ipor, sinrt
am Sreiine an Der 2uneenent5iin'
blma, bic er iid aeIegentlid Der sod.
iluth SnaeSogen bate.
GIN Stelle hes ans Der giobt lpe.
gen 5iebitahls ben 9ebensmiftelr
herausseiromnelfeu J. .. Derriaon
fniroe ON isreiiog e. .. Sine suu
Suninnitnisbealnten ernaant.
am SrcttoI ipuroen Die aaSapel
pcn $50 pGhrenb Der lleberfdspem
nmne umgetommenen pferoe, iosui,
bic aaooper oon Soblloisn $iibnern
Sunoen unb anten bnrM leuer 3et'
iiort.
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6 o p imgt | n.

Die Gupiuston Ciiiee iar Sas rSiu'
nnuatier GolfsbIatt" beiinDet Ndl TN
WebaHce 3o. 509--511 Wabiiou
AscHns. Nn,einen, Mittbeilangeu
nah Seitelinngca ireeuoiueldler Nrt
merocn bis 10 llbr Nbsnos oaleIbt
sntaescngenomnscn. Eelepbpn Scutf
1854.
Iuf2ebens3stt.
eugene 0apis. Elm 6arbissr. tpuros
eeitern i'm Gircuitssri6ts oss Gin
bru6s in bic Dobnuug bon Sobn
Dunpbp, go. 90 OF glfts Strabe,
i6ulois befunosn. 9a er bersits 2
Sermins in Jruntfort, Sp., abiab.
nuroe er ais 9epohnbeitsoers
BREEDER pom Fidter 5rucep auf
2ebsns3sit mad oem 3udthuus seIanbt
- 9runpeigentbums usbertrasuns
gen: 5be gitp RsoItp Comp. an aatie
VI. Dars, Got RO. 7 in glot To. IL
Der path Il. Comp. unterabtbeilung IN
Delmare 9lacs, 81. - 5, Z. Gare an
6arpen Mpers. QanotompIsre in Glib
Gopirston, 81. - Gsors Wleiber an
5. 8. 9regeling. Got an Der TlaIn
Strobs. iuolih Der g. Strabs, 81. -
=. 8. IrersIius on IRrsiia Weiher.
baffslts Gissntbum fir 81. - SalIie
Wcqlpin an u. 3. Gorbiu. Got go.
1O1 in grIanger, 81. - R 6. Green
ON bic TruIte.s Der Soutbrn Gifens
babn. Gigentbrm an Der Gopineton u
lexington surnpit., $50
- Supt. 1bpmas Gresn, bon ben
Strdbsnbabn So. bat benz Wlapor
gbiIIipps Elm Sdrsibsn sugshen laHen,
oab infOIse Der 9oflutb bic .near itop"
Sroinans erIt am 13. Ipril in araft
treteH IoG.
- Glen 5uTuan, 4ominiiirator.
per.Iasts 6. s. Wcgradsn ouf Cab
lung BON $426, fdaig ouf sins 0ote.
9as Gr0finunssIpisl Der Jsberat
8ofs gan 2sagus rpirb am 6. Mai in
biefiser Staot ssipisIt. Das Gopinss
ION 5tam pirb iih nit osm Jnbianaa
polls gsam uleHen.
- 2uplop unb gromIsp iinD infols
ss bes So6poHers INNER nod obne
elsstrii1e geIsuhtung. oa etne 4ns
5abl pfoftsn bon ibrer 1efeftisuns ges
Lott unb Drdbts 3erriiien puroen. Die
Reparaturorbeihn tOnnsn rur lansiam
semGtt iperben.
Capt. GrisHer uno feline 2tbenss
TettunssmoaHiaaf. perben bsute Bore
mittog no9 aorain. g., abrsiitn. Sk
leiiteten Otenits spdbenb Der 6p9~
flutb.
- Sm.Stohiserihte ipuroen J1d
Rpon uno Jansts CUNT, bic eineI foIs
f4en alarm eingubeny. nm X $25 unb
&piten beitrnF.. - Moob Dopisserbielt
psgen Grisosnsbru6S $40 unhl 2otU
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05
Herisnal. stiSex.

Jm kiien Wannesaltsr. on b.,
Gnn<[e bss 46. 9sbsnsiobres. iit stn
In rpsiisu Greilen bttoHus<r oeutf&s,
Hiirser. 6srr O ottfrieh Q 6fns
beIin feinen Anssb0risen unb ben
sroben GreunSssirsiie, esr q ii& eur4
isin !srnbtutffes W<itn uno itins ber'
porrassnoen Gboraitsreiseni 6aiten sr
erntrb<n seDubi. bur4 ben unerbi!ili.
den lob entriHsn iporbm. Die Bel.
fesuns Der ittrhi6en elue oes Cabin.
sef6iebtnsn finbe. am Wontos RAD.
miitoa um sipei ubr pom 1rouerboul..
90. 1891 Gisnooro NpsuN aus ftott.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05

Nailipop Co., BON benen jtber $20, 600
tpitete, fertis unb gum UsrIanni be-
rtit, ais bic i5Iuth kreinbro6 unb oie.
felben total asrf0rte. Mubsrptm lDnrs
ben eine srobs 4nsdbl holbtsrtlger
Waagpns aerftGri. ipsrtbpcnss pclo
fortesimpemmt unb bic Wofninsns
einrihsuns idbm seIegt.
Superintendent 8. 3. Gorccrdn Dor.
Der Cincinnati. 1olsoo Dipifion Der g.,
o. unb .. GiIenbdhn, ihdbt ben Bar
fluff Der GeIellfnoft i'm bisiisen Gi'
ftrist ouf $3.50, 900. llnter anosren1
nurbtn pisle Jradtsiit.r Dssge.
ihp.mmi. Der neu. Grahtbcbnhof
aeritDrt unb srpiihsn Gina uno Gins
einnoti sipa fiinFsetn Briidsn fortsss
riNen.
Das lnitsb Brethren publifbins
6puIe pilI $125, 900, bic Nise.Humler
Co., elm Depatrtsmsntss.ihGft. $780,
600 uno bic aouis 1reyltr Co.. ein
ogoe,es Deparismentss sg<fhdfs, iogar
$500, GOO .inaebiibt babtn.
Der iiadtIih. gsbaubes JHipestcr Z.
y. aearns bot mad elmer BON ibm uno
isinen aFiii.nt,n poresnommsti.n nns
.srfutuns iotreit 13 Dsfh1ftssebauoe
i'm untersn DiI.rist, iotpi: tttpa 30
Dcbnbduier .onbtmnirt une bsrsn
qbbruh onasoronst.
Sn Mner.ennung ihrtr Dieniie ipdbs
rsnb Der Jlutt bat 9oupsrnsur eor
bic 6srrsn Sohn 8. pa.tericn nno
6arrp g. 1albctt gu Dberitsn ber
Obip gotionaI 8dree ernanut uno
Iisb henT.lbsn ibr, g.italIuns.n burh
Gterit Somes silbourne pon Golum.
bus iiberreihfn.
Gin Musfnub, Der Don ben bi.iasn
gon.sn ernannt purhs. I'm bic Gituds
ton tinestsnn an untsrfufen, berihs
iete In inform.ler Weiis. odb Der ons
eeri6iete S6aesn in bkftatr Etoot
mine.ifens $40, 100000 b.trdai unb
ii6 iopobl auf 0srluiis an 9runbeis
aenibum. mi. aud an periOnaIsissrs
ibum besiebt.
Gtpa $4,000 perfonen btfinben iin
nod In feuhten unb uneski8ttn Wobs
nuuasn unb btren Gage tpurbs burd
eos .ine.trei.u. R:g.nfpetisr NIT
bsgleit.nber Rdlie isbr perfdlimmert.
7 Moris Rtbsr. 7
S.rr Woris R.btr. Der lansidbriss
Ss.ret6r uno S6asmeiiier Der Dap
Ton Dolisssiiuns publiibins Co., Der
In s<uiih.n ar.ifsn bts Siao!es cine
ionanssbenb. G'elluna sinnahm, iit i'm
fhonitsn Wonnssalier BON Sc Sahren
eihtm 6srsfhlaa erIesen. Das Gtabliis
f,msnt Der .Doliseiiuns" kfanb iih
inmiti.n bes 'y!uihsenirums uno ss be-
fiebt bic 4nfidi. bab 9srr Rsbtr. Der
ihon !dnaert Sci. krsl.ioene mar. Der
ouse.f,anbsnen 4ufresuns gum Cpf.r
ssFalIen III.
Gin Gtniites Stid'nI sr.ilis bic
47iGhriae 5rau Gornelio Qoit BON
Wiomisburs, bic fifl nnd Der mob
nuna ibrts grubrs. 6.rrn Samusl
gennsr. in Der nate bon Dopiou, s.s
flnGtet haiie unb bort sbenfalIs infcla.
Der aufregure etnsm 6ersfhlas erie,
osn IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05
:! Nas TT Obr o)s,psd)t

gpabrsno ts fpabr 49, bab - Did nogDssps
ipt0i uidAt iuanfAsHSsrssit %. II teD1n( ~
bic xboifrsts btifebsH, CAB visls HlenNkr itts
Vraueri 10 maaer fsnb, bdb - qsfa4rat4 ~
feTpssrdfie cher atroeniratt aabsH. tn teotih
a. aYansbtiisn eefdrIpfeH 81 ysHIisf 9sn pss
mtg 9xiras 1leii6 fpsrt bon alien bsn6tftol Mn
htsfsS rirft bic graas aa', ipss NAL. am ksfisr
Sos s6rpsrasirt6i srtbtsH fam. Msrlis MA
dtsmlitr kohsn bur6 Qypsrimsais eee esetgsm
peffff b.s msIksn unh rritsH ctnfi3sSN e.
bsrmsbrsn burA nsratrsiA Gtna ben 0gdtl
FrposslurInns xatistisn unA hisfh Rqt hsie
siHs 8uncbme bes a6rperassiAt sut Qclss
0sianosn xis f1iAs In tsrfss0slisn Deeessn
unb nebmsn Te bisfeIten tnebssrt Wcnese IaFt
otn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05
unfdue.

- Der Al Jabxf oiie 7sesr 5chE
6prisss. pon SO. 603 Msft 4. Girobs
perunslidte stftern w6hrsRb oer Mr,
belt an btm Union Central WOiienifa.
ber an 4. uno Dine Gtrabe bohurA
bab er BON elmer aus bsbsuienb<r SO'
be ben GIeDatorfno&t binunlsrfantn.
ben planse seirofien unb ibipsr an
Riden une acpf DerItts puros. q,
ipurbe In tintm paircluoeen mad BEN
fdbtifdsn 6oipitol oebrabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05

Ias aui beuie Abeno anseiaai &c
lueiene Hiebertonsers Der besonnis,
SaEaerin frau snIia 9ulp. wiri
niti iinttiinhen. lie siiRiiIerin be
iinbei iif segempdriia in Dnibin.T
ton. Z. 9., nnS tam. iuie lie ariRrs
ibrel nieiiaen 1ertreiern teIearaptiid
ntittheilte, infolee Der ihlehten4. 4.aoat
perbinonnaen. Die iest iHicloe Oh
4odpaiiers berrihen. nid,t red,tSeitia
bier eintre''en nm beute abenb 0nk
ircten jill fonnen. Inter bieien llnt
iianeen bIieb natiiriidb nid,ts nnbsrei
iibris. als has Qcn,ert ab1uidosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05

uno GbarIes Broonir tpessn Mibhunbs
lung feinsr Satin $25 unb Rotten uno
80 1aee Nrbeitsbaus. Der JoI
pon gbarlss Walier trssen Ssrumlunz
germs in ben 6. II. u. unp 6. II. 8.
GrahtbabnbOfsn ipurbe perihoben, Inn
ndbere austunft iiber ibn gu erIansen.
GImer Cornelius, 18 Sabre alt,
glmer Cornelius, Is, oer angebs
Iin nit 4nberen $110O aus eem @eloz
ibrant Der 9eile Grain Comp. itahl.
bat fein 0erbor am tpmmeneen 0iens
flag i'm Gircuitseriht.
Sobn gonpap. Der Chauffeur fiir
9. 5. Satfislo. bon Cincinnati, O.,
tplIibirts in Der 0unteIbeit nit ieinem
9luto an Der 5. unb Wain StraBe nit
siuem 1elepbonpfoiten, uno lpurbe ois
Mai6ine itart belddoigt.
aissie Coleman, bic i'm Circuit.
9erihte fir trriinnis ertldrt tpuroe.
ipurbe nab Dem 2atslanb Ifplum ge.
brubt. Sie apuroe 10 raisno, bob III
gebunoen tperoen muBte.
- Bon 2puts Dom, Der Dor eintaer
5asen aus benz staotssfdnsnibssb
be, no er gum Reinisen beoroert mar
enitam, 1T bis iest teine Spur gefuns
ben tporben.
= Die SGne bon 9llbert Sobnfor
uno Sobn Wadsburg, bic i'm Oeooua
part ipeeen llnfuss perbaftet puroen
puroen oom Staotrihter Rsoo BEN
Susenbseribts Ibsrpisisn uno Der.
fhpb Ritter Glearp Den syalI auf tom.
menben Disnitas. Sbre 8erbaftuns er.
foIgte auf geitpsros srpeier Msdb.
den.
- 9iirsermsiiter 9sors 6. pbilipps
rpurbe seitern BON ieiner Gattin nit ei'
rem Mioben beiden.t.
- Games gates. go. 426 Grssnut
Sirabe pobnboft, puroe geitern De,
poliaei ais psrmibt ssmsIbet, unb Ger
isIbeH cine senaue Notwithstanding
seliefert.
- Der Snouitrial Club bat fiji,
feline tommsnps geamteupabI folgenot
aunoioaten auigeiteat: Rotks 5id.t
prdi. Riharb 6. Stspart; /. 9iss.
prdiioent: ). SO. grorn; 2. 8it..
prditoent: Go grouinosr; Sdasmsis
tier: R. 3. GrieIsr; Setretdr: ). 6
Sbeparo; 0irettoren; 3. 70. Spinta
uno Z. 20. Sanbforh. - 8Iauss 81:
tet: prdiibent unb 0iee prdfibsnt
pis ouf benz rotben 9idst; 2. 9ics.
9rdfibent: Charles gugen Glort; &c.
tretGr: 4lbert Sonis; S6asmeiitsr
5. Robert aeuep IT,; Dirsttorsn: q. R
Wtiller uno 5. R. S6uIte.
Mit benz 3uriidssbsn Der 5lutf
lperoen Die Reinigungsarbeiten in ben
oGuisrn, Strabsn unb 2lIIeps poree.
nommen uno finb ssnus gerfonsn in
ben Dtenft Qeftsllt um bic Qrbeitsn
griinoli6' raid gu srleoiaen. 1881
Sin ipetterer 4uto Irut nit 2sbenss
mltteln, Shik. aleibsrn etc. beIaoen,
puroe seitsrn BON Gopineton. ap. unb
Gonitance, ap.. geIunot. uno pirb bic
2aoun9 bis Wlontag ausbuIten. Tas
Relief aommittes pirb 70 langs i'm
Oisnit bIsiben. biz isoe JamiIie in ID
re @obnuns Suriidgstebrt 1T. - gis
Wlontaa psroen Die Iabriten in. ben
iiberihpemmtsn 9iitrit.en i'm Stanse
iein, nit ben Rsinisungsdrkiten su
beginner. Der Shaben i'm sso6ri.s
Diitri.i big iest nod nidt abaeitGst
perosn. Die Irbsiien rsroen pahrs
idsirIi6 in 5psi Woten tpiebsr auFs
9enommsn tDerben. Snfolas Don
unsrportsten S6dbsn an Der Waftis
merle Der araftanlassn Der Straben.
babn GsfsIlfdaft. tonn.en geitern
tsine Bagsons fabrsn. Die 8tfens
f6aft ben.t isbo6 bis bsuts ben Be-
trteb Gufnebmsn su tDnnen.
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s,srwssb 1a,aes Derein.

Tisisr junst hrebfoms H<ssA
ipsIdxr IT'D aus BIN 1rousn uHb OEn.
nerinnsn bss 0erpeah N6nnsr,Gks.
sufammenistt unb htia an Ni'gli.
bsrjnM sunimmt, psronfaltet an
Eumfas. BEN 8. NpriI, AbenbS Z :asSsS III
i'm tIstssn Eoals bst Central 1urn,
bale iein trIttS Etifsnnf 1fefl. O.
hettn ben 1beilns6mern an b'sjsn
3tit f66ne llebsrrnf& f&unpen in AuD.
ii4t. aud iDtrbsn f86ne Gttbespettr6.
AZ aur Ueliune sommen. d sbalI
fcllttn ii6 nle nrtunbe bieiss iuaou
Ueseins bstljielis tiHfmheh
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Captain Deter sd)rniienberaer.
BON gpriten Comp. 8. befinoe. il6
fcit 1onnerftog i'm Tinfoniilen.Do.
fpitaI, no e. lid inioIse elmer bei 5ssn
1bom. Humber 80. Hraube eriitfenen
DerIesun9, einer Cperation 3u unter.
oieben bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-05

mubte. IN fOipeit bereefslIt, bob tr
morasn naH ltiner Wotnune In pie
flyer Giabt iiberfiibrt iperben ianF.
The Parker post., 1913-10-25
ALWAYS A SIGN OF DEATH
Flag at "HaIf-Staff" Sure Indication
That the Dread Visitor Has
Been There.

Nearly every one speaks Of flag
when being flown at a distance from
the top of the pole, as at "half-mast"
This is not the correct expression
Such flags are at 'half-staM' because
they are flown in this manner whether
On land or sea from the nag staff.
TO see a flag at half-staff means
death. 1t may mean, on All incoming
ship, that one of the passengers or
ing vessel comes into Gloucester and
I wharf in Boston every season with
flag at half-statf and this means
one OF the fishermen or more, has met
death, generally being swept over
board.
This custom of flying flags at half
staff originated first as token of de.
feat. That is, when an army was de-
feated, it's flag was lowered down the
staff to give room for the victorious
army to place its flag above that OF
the defeated army.
From this the custom grew into fly
ing the flag at half-statf when an of
iicer, army or navy, died. Later it was
adopted by civilians as we'll, and to-
day, when man Of prominence dies
regardless Of whether he was sailor,
soldier, or civilian, the flags are hung
at half-staff Whereas, in the olden
days, when the custom started, the up
per space was left to indicate that the
victor could put his flag there now it
seems that death is the victor, and so
the space is left. 1t is, of course, d
mark of respect to the dead person to
have flags at half-staff for him.
The Parker post., 1913-10-25

Library and apparatus of a univer-
sity or school.
Insurance money paid to a widow
or child not exceeding $4,000.
Fraternal insurance money.
Damages recovered from wrongful
taking Of property exempted.
Earnings of a minor child of any
debtor, or proceeds thereof, by rea-
son Of any liability of such debtor not
contracted for the special benefit of
such minor child.
One-half of the earnings, wages or
salary of any person for his personal
service rendered at any time within
thirty days next preceding the levy
of attachment, garnishment Or ex-
ecution, when such earnings are nee
essary for the use of his family.
The Parker post., 1913-10-25
Beautiful Bird of Paradise.

Women Of fashion who wear the
bird OF paradise plumes do not realize
how beautiful the bird is that surren-
ders to them its pride and glory. Its
total length is about eight inches; it's
body, wings and tail are of a rich cof-
fee color, which deepens on the breast
to blackish violet or purple brown.
The whole top OF the head and neck
is Of a delicate straw color, the feath-
ers being short enough to look like
velvet. The lower part of the throat
is covered with emerald green feath-
ers which reach to the eye, and vel
vety plumes OF still deeper green ex-
tend in band across the forehead
and chin as far as the eye, which is
bright yellow. From each side of the
body beneath the wings springs a
dense turt Of long and delicate
plumes, sometimes two feet in length,
of the most intense golden orange
color and extremely glossy, but chang
ing toward the tips into pale brown.
The Parker post., 1913-10-25

The present prosperity OF the Palo
Verde valley has been achieved larS-
ely through the Blythe Chamber of
Commerce, an organization that has
the united support OF the people Of
that community. Other towns would
do we'll to pattern after the Blythe
people and inject some ginger into
their civic organizations. Practi-
cally every Improvement in the valley
has been brought about by the enter
prise of the Blythe Chamber Of Com
merce, and now it is almost GER
tainty that the organization will sue
ceed in securing a railroad. 1t takes
boosting to bring any town to the
front and the boosters down Blythe
way are of the right sort to accom-
plish results.
The Parker post., 1913-10-25
EMPLOYMENT FOR OLD CAR
Gardener Has Found Really Ingenious
Use for Automobile That Has
Had Its Day.

"Where do all the old cars go?" is
question that is asked continually,
and there are very few persons who
can even approximate the answer
with any degree OF satisfaction either
to themselves or to others. But it is
certain where at least one of them
has gone for it has been turned into
a lawn mower. The reason for it's
fall from aristOcratic to plebeian
work is because it's owner has
really tremendous lawn to keep in
trim: he is head gardener for large
golf club and as every one knows put
ting green's must be kept Just so"
There was an antiquated two-cylinder
automobile on the premises that long
had ceased to be 0f any practical val
ue for pleasure purposes and the
gardener conceived the bright idea of
making it die in the harness." so to
speak. So with the help of some
steel strips and some chains he at
tached no less than three lawn now
ers to it-~Originally they were drawn
by horses. The steering gear Is in
tact except that the place OF the
front wheels is taken by heavy
roller; two rollers take the' place of
the driving wheels Scientific Ameri
can.
The Parker post., 1913-10-25
NEW EXEMPTION LAW.

Following is a summary of AriZ-
ona's new exemption law that went in
10 effect on October |. No eXecu
ton for debt can issue against the
following:
The family Bible.
seat or pew in house of worship.
Necessary household, table and
Kitchen furniture belonging to the
lebtor. ARTICLES specified).
The tools or implements of a me-
chanic or artisan necessary to the
carrying on of his trade: the instru-
nents and chest of surgeon, a ply
'ician, a surveyor, an engineer or a
MS profession; the professional IL
brary of all attorney, a Judge, a min
iSter of the gospel, an editor, a school
teacher or music teacher, and his
nee assary office furniture; the instru-
ments used by music teachers in Civ
ing instruction, and instruments used
by a musician in his practice or call
ing.
The sewing machine and imple
ments of a seamstress
One watch, one typewriter, one sew
ing machine, one bicycle.
Five miIch COWS.
The camping outfit of every pros
pector, including his mining tools, sad
dies and burrOs.
The farming utensils and imple-
ments OF husbandry. (Specified,.
Poultry not exceeding in value $25.
Feed necessary for the use of the
debtor and his family for six months
Two horses, or two mules and their
harness; one cart or wagon, one dray
or truck one coupe, one hack or car
riage, or one automobile, by the use
OF which a cartman, drayman or hack
man earns his living, and one horse
and vehicle used by a professional
man.
Printing equipment not exceeding
$4,000 and stock in trade not exceed
ing $400 in value.
The Parker post., 1913-10-25
LINCOLN HIGHWAY.

Construction work is soon. to be
gin on the greatest rOad-building pro-
ject attempted since the time when
the Caesars, in building the highways
which are still the main throughfares
of Europe gave rise to the saying that
''All roads lead to Rome The mod
ern counterpart of these ancient roads
is the Lincoln Highway. a national
thrOughfares that will extend 3,100
miles across the American continent
from New York to San Francisco
Unlike the Roman roads, which We're
a manifestation of imperial power
the Lincoln Highway is the result OF
popular movement and is to be built
by popular subscription. After Ovel
a year of careful investigation and
after numerous conferences with the
officials OF the different states thai
the highway is to pass through tho
route has been definitely decided on
while, of the $4,000, 900 needed 10.
carrying out the work, over 81 .000, 900
has already been subscribed. Twelv>
states will be crossed by this high
way which is to serve to future gen
eratiOnS as a fitting memorial to tho
martyred president whose name it
bears.
The Parker post., 1913-10-25
The Best He'd Ever Known.

"I remember some years ago, tray
cling in a third-class carriage with
two mechanics and clergyman" says
an English writer of note. Presently
the workmen began to discuss mu-
tual friend. 'Ah, he was a good man.
said the elder of the two, the best
man | think l have ever known, and
| am over Fifty I saw the parson
prick up. his ears. This eulogy of
personal goodness appealed to him
it was in his line. Yes the work
man continued, thoughtfully, the very
best man | ever knew. The way he
guarded with his right and got in with
his left on the conk was a blooming
revelation"
The Parker post., 1913-10-25

1T looked good to me the other day
when | dropped into the gallery OF
the senate to see Senator Henry F..
Ashurst presiding in Vice President
Marshalls place." writes All Arizon-
ian to The Post. This brings to
mind that not so very long ago
Arizona stood poor show to get
anything from the federal govern
ment, and it is indeed gratifying to
learn that now it's senators, at var
ious times, preside over the highest
body of lawmakers in the country
besides taking an active part in the
framing of it's laws.