davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-12

nnb fetia. - no. 3 nti6es 77He, SO.
psifeS 70 61-77e, 30. wdBeS 7lH--76c,
90. geIbes nc, No. 9 bo. n - 76Jte,
Eo. 4 DO. e8--69c, No. . gemif@te3 76he.
Nc. bp. 78 - 76He, No. 4 b1. ~ -
75e, mei6eS &olteniorn 74-17e. gelbes
bo. 74--T1e. geniifdteS DO. 74--76c per Bu.
go. 3 neiSeS nenes 70-72e, Ro. A DO. 66--
zoe, Ro. 3 gebes neues 69--7ic, SO. 4 bD.
e6--6se; SO. 3 geniihteS neues 6S-70e,
go. 8 DO. 64-68e. 8erfauit tuurben: Gar
Nu. B gelbeS neues 5u Tic, Gar DO. 5u 73c,
/ Gar Ro. 4 DO. gu SOC, 2 Cars bo. 5u CSC.
1 Gar Ro. A gemiifteS neues 5u Csc, Gar
bo. hu 671zr, 500 Bu. DO. init 6afer aItes
Su 744e, . Cars gelbes neues Aolbenfern
su C5e, Gar bo. 5u 64Ke, Q Cars DO. ~
64e, Gar DO. nod su lhdleu ~ 64c, .
Cars DO. gemiihfss su G8c anf btm Deleile.
paier. -Narft fetie. &c. 2 neiber 43--
43Ke, Stnnoaro iDeib,r 4212-43c, ITO. B
neiB.r 41K-42He, Ro. 4 peiber 4O4 -
414e. Ro. 2eemiiHter 42H-43c. Ho. DO.
41L--<2t, 90. DO. 40 - 41c per Bu.
8erfaaff nurben: / Gar go. 2 weiBer 5n
43e, / Gar STANDARD fpeiBer 40 43c, / Gar
DO. su 431lc, / Gar go. 3 meiber 5u 43kc,
Gar gio. 4 DO. su 4154e, / Gar bo. su
40A4c, T50 8u. bo. nit Corn 5u 4ic, Gar
nab Hrobe weiber 81 41Ae, Car DO. gu
59hc. | Gar iufphul meiBer Az 40Ae, edr
Nc. 3 eeniihter Az 42e anf oemi @tleile.
Neggtu. - Nartt Stetig. - Ro. : eS
--64e. No. DO. 60--62e, 80. 4 bo. 66-6oe.
Ger e-Ro. q g3inter 70--75c, Wn.
DO. 65-7oc, Ro. Sprin8 77--s8e, Ro. 8
DO. 72-75c per Bu.
Serglsib Der 1etreieesy yEeife NIT oenieni'
Sex am slenen fase beS uorisen Sasres:
Wonsmber IL. 1913 stopember II. 1919.
Hsisen, SO. 2 rotber @nter csc 107c
6elfhforn. SO. 8 gemif4teS 1875 60e
bafer, 9o. 3 semifnter 49,. 4Sc s2c
Ro9gen, Ro. 8 ... 64e soc
6eu. SO. / fimothp ..o19.35 el7.6C
Hbisfp.
Der RarIt mar iteiis. Bersauft rurben:
1898 Bbls. Tiftilers Jiniibeb oooes au'
Der Bats pon t1.3S per 0allone.
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fleiner fperben unb 3u einem Diinnen
hlauen 5lammenfhleier suidmmenflies
Ben, bnr9 ben 3und6ft perein3eln,
aber f6neu iid msbrenD, rot9e Glib
punfte burAfhimmern; 3ulebt, mad
ettpa 5pei bis brei Sefunben, pers
i6tpinoet bic 5lamme bolltommen, fie
trieht fOrmlih in Die porDIs platte
hInein unb piefe ergliibt iiber ibre gan3e
Jld6e bin gleihmdbg ROTH. beurotb,
gelb unb ihlieBIih pei5 unter febr
bebelttenber Ddrmeitrablung. Wenn
Die 8soingung srfiiqt pirb, bab Die
3uItrDmenoe Guftmenge our 8asmenge
i'm tbeoretifh ri6tigen 8erbdltniB
Itsbt, BEL Steinfoblengas alfo etpa oas
Ss9sfade betrdgt, 10 tritt balp Elm
8eb1rrungs3uitanD cine, BEL oem Die
plutte bauerno unD glei6mdBi9 Bis
ettpu 3ur Sdlfte ibrer 0ide glubt. 8ibt
man 81 ipenig 2uft, 10 ihreitet oas
Grgliiben na6 riidpdrts fort, unb es
tann our gnt3iinbung bes erploitblen
9asgemiI6es i'm So6lraltm tommen.
0agegen bat 2uftiiberIhuB Elm oeutltz
DIES 3uriidge6en Der 9lut6 uno ihlteBz
ltA oeren grl0ffen our 5oIgs. SIT
bas rihtise 8erbdItnib BON 2uft uno
Gas erIt einmdl feitgeitellt, 10 ma6t eS
feline S6pierigtstt, bic 3ufubr ourh
8entile itets gereget gu halten; 0as
5ugefiibrte 9as perbrennt pDaitdnoig,
Elm gntpeihen unosrbrannter 9aie
finoet niht itatt. Snfolgeoeien lit
aud Der Wirtungsgrao IeAr bod. 4uf
cer tiir3lih erfolgtsn SahresoerIammz
lung BON Gas unb WaiIerfabmdnz
ne-n ipurbs mitgstbsilt. baB es beretts
gelungen lei, aud bel Der 8erpsnoung
pcr Geuhtgas 9astoher uno Gas
biigslsiieu gu tonitrutren, bic etnen um
40 Qro3ent gerinqeren 9asDerbrau6
auftpstien als bisberige SonitruttIoz
nsn. 3a fsrner Die Stellung Der
S6amottsplatts, ob isntreht, borl3onz
tug ooer IhrGg, ni8t BON gelung iit
UNI Bel rihtiger 2uft> unD Ousmtz
itung bic bohe Sempsratur nur uuf Der
sinen Seite Der plQtte auftritt, nab
reno bic anbere DsrbdltniBmdbtg taIt
6leibt, 10 lit in 5s6nit ltno Snbuitrle
cine peitgsbsno- 9erpenoungsm0glihs
lei gegebsu. MIan hut audi Die Platte
als Robr uusgsbiIbst; ldBt man ous
Gas DON auBsn in Elm ioldes S61s
Tottsrobr eintreten. 70 erhdIt man 3
9. einen Diem, oehsn Snusrss glib
I'M fir 6drts3pede beniiBt tperber
tann. 2luh bic OampfteTelfeuerung
ba5 StmeI3en BON Giien uno Gr3er
piro bon Der nsuen Grfinoung Dob
aler 8orausiidt na6 fart beeinfluB
ipernen.
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96sIi9er Uearftteridbt.

gtReinnati. II. Rcrember 1918.
Ets nsAfsIsenbsn Cussirunssn tseislsa
~ nnr auf GRerst-T TraHSaftisasR- Del
llsinesen 0ei4H ten vsSSsR tSaS 1stsss
Dsstis hsse&Rst.
SrsstfisaeM
Ter Earn nas sulie, 1rssfs hetiG
eAxaIs.- - prina esssM sio.sS -
1918 %.
1redsnssfelaenes HisifA. -
Harm lfetie. - Gtsxs dear Ssitsn t3k-
i3xe, fAoytyiprsnieitsR 13--t34c, eytYa
flsrt dear Gsitsn - - iSht. e9uissrH
ii--l14e. 0saisS iy---iske lefs xAb
ke MsAy ssrya6t.
0stsn.-Nlarsf Aetis. - Stsss dsss
esitsH ls4--l8Ke, tustsNippsnfsitsn loA
13ke, sytrs fbsrt dsar Gsilen 1e4-ieke.
G6uttern - f34e une Ueaies iAH--
14Ae lois uae Ks vsy4iu.b MetS sesya6t.
Sugar Csrsd.sieif0. - Rsyit ID hstts
- e4iRlen 1s-lske. 8ienie G9uitsrn
1sK IL, Dreaifsh 0seon 10 - 3oe
e6ultsgn tSK--lSe, RsU Veyf Gut GAxl.
tern isK-l4s. trsasas Ossfs6 4iniss es4.oo
-3S.0O.
eatasSb3sftes 8fsifA.-Ra.ss
eetio. S4iassH iAK - lss. Hienie 69ul.
tern i0H-l04e, DsllieS 17--i1xe, S6ul.
tsrn II .liKs. Rev psri gns Gaalferz
I-1iAt.
Srifnes Slsif6. - 6Ainien ls-
iSKs p.snie Sduftern s--okt, G6al.
tern 0-oSf, fbort Nippenieissn SA--l0ke.
f1syt dess 6eitsn io-l0As ezra fbort
eeisen 0A i0Hs 6siieS lA-isKe per
ofunb.
Reht unb 0etrsibe
0inier 6asrs eS.o0-Al6. Uintes Ga.
milp eS.30- 1.6O, ertrs ta.00-s.l5, sr.
sinArsS e3.7g--3.s6, partsr 0si3en Dats1t
eS7S-s.S0. %. iones es1s-4.1t. DO. e.
1iIs es.5O- BIS; Noassnaaeel. nerbSshltd
esmlf6tsS AL16-0o0. yssneS Gttp e4.i0--
z-30. aenn,&teS e8.8O-A10 per Dbl.
0st5en.--Rasft itstia. 70. . sottes
0tnfss e5 - o6e. Nc. . bs- % - 0se:
Ro. : xothes 81 - 00e vsv 0u Herfauft
wurben: Gar No. : rcsbsr jn &c, Cars
DO. su o5Kr, 1 Gar DO. ~ o6kf. ! Gar SO.
eemif6ter Su Csc aui beus 0e1eils.
Ne tf6tssR. - Masst Siemli& lstbaft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-12
Getrass, II. Ncuember.

Hsiien.-ssar Tsssmber s5H-sskc.
am S6Iub S6ks; far Isai s0,t-91 ~, am
SAtub SIC.
BelfHisrH. - Jar 9esember es4-
sse, am66Ias 6sTt; fur Rai esA-7o14c.
am ShIub T04c
osfer.-Sar December s7k--ssKe, an
e6lub ss11se; fur Ral<l A-<2s, amSdlab
41zfe.
Roggen - 30 Q ueues e4he
0erke.-54-S0e.
TiMothpfaa A.00-525.
leeiaamsn. - e1l.0o - 1925 per
GeHtHer.
IRE bSpit. - s2o.T5 per Dh.-- 5Gr
aanuar 30 i0-20l5. am S6lus So 12 4
fhrIeoi e20. .l2 4 -s020, amShlub t30.i2H.
S4maft.-tI0.s7K per 100 Bfunh.-
syhr Sanuar si0724 - 1915. am SHIub
tio.75; fur Utai tlo-so--i0.S2 u, an.ShluB
&i0.9o.
Short Ripp.uisiteR - $1,000
il.O0 Ser i00E'uub. Nar Sanuar ti0.o5
10.65. am S6!us 3l0.65; fur Rai
st0.75--i0.774, an sAfub 4f0.T5.
0uttee. War.t mar unrerdnoert. -
Gseansriss 20 tz-3l he Der Dfuno.
gier. - Rar.t nuerdubert.--Cyei
kxft 3e-2se, itrts o0-3le per TuBeno.
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gbieaao, II. september 1918.

GApeine. --Geihts $3.50 - $40, se.
aifhte 9T60-8.20. ihmere $745-8.20.
reuhe t7.45 - 1856, Jersa $3.50 -- 7.s0.
Wtarit ihDa6, 8reifs 5-l0c nieoriser.
NiHbpieb.-- BeepeB eo. 1880, Ieras
6titre e8.60--775, wsltlihe Stiere 800
7.75. StoderS unb Seebsrs $500 - 1856,
&itbe urb 6eifsrs e3.25-s25. Rdlber 500
--11.60. Narft a1gemein ltetis.
SMafe 9dmmer. -Snafe: Gin.
teiHifdhe &4,50-5.50. Sdhrlinse $5.60-s.75.
@eitlide S430-5.50.
9dmner: Uinseimifhe es.25-8.15. @eits
lid1e $s.10-T90. Uartt tart.
Bufubr. -- Sdweine 5000, HtRbpieb
5000, eAaie unb 2dmm.r $1,000
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sslammenloie g.rbreanuns.

IN Der sfeuerun9stehnit ihxint ii6
ourh cine nsue grflnDun9, bic etrp1
aeida.itia uno uHabbanaia Don einan-
Der bon einem gnoldnper, proTeHor
WiQlam u. Bone, uuo sinsm beutiheu
sSnaenisur. Ruoo!f Shnabsl. oena6t
ipuroe. 10 cine fleine tehnii6e Repoz
luton pprsuhreitsn. gs bat audi in
oitfem sSalI. tpi,ber Ianae osoduert, biz
eine fpiFenidaftIite Gntoetuna su
tehniihtr 8eripertbuna oelonute. Der
hounriu4lih ourd bic noh ibm he.
rannte 9rubniiherbeitsldmpe be-
tannte enaliite Ghemitsr 0app iislIte
ihon i'm Sabre 1917 bic S6atiate fcit,
bah brenubars 8die On Der SberfIdhe
por0ier feiter aorper Ii6 o6ne ;Slam.
men6i!ouua psrbrsnnen taFor. Bone
uno Shnabel preiien pDer iauaen Gas
nit einsm 2uftiiberihuB BON sinsm
balen proaent nit arober 9erpalt
ourh siHen poroIsu. ihper itmels.
bor'- fsiteH a0rper binourh. Bel
Gntsiiuouua oes Gemiihes finost in
ben Borsn nes 9orpers cine iebr Ger.
itdrtts 9erbrsnnune ohne Tlammsn.
.utrpidluna itatt. peIhe bic Sorpers
uberfIdhe aum 9iuben brinat, nobel
5emperaturen Bis 20O0 Grab GsIiiu5
sHtitsben. Die 9eIehrtsn Iino NOD
nitt einia, auf p.lte Weiie oieie 10.
ben 5emperaturen sntiteben. 0isaei6t
rperoen bic burt Die porpIe S6iht
tinburhasprsBten uno in ihnelIer Be
lu.auua iih befinoIiten gasmoltiile
ourh Die porenpdnbe in thrsr gelpes
auna aufeehaltsn, 10 oob iit ibre 8s.
rpegunaseneroie in Wdrme umieBt uno
ben aDrper sum 9liiben brtnaen. Bone
m.int. bdB bic Wirtiumteit Der porDs
len aorper BON Der Shatiahs abbdnst,
oaR oisIe a6rper bic 9iloun1 bon
Stihtsn elsttriiirten 8a'es krpor.
ruien. in oenen heuifhe 8erGnoerun-
oen nit Defenders bohr 9eihpinois.
teit Dor iih aehen. 9as piiro. Der aud
anoerpsitia o.ma6tsn geobahtuns
entipr.tNn. oaR aIiibenoe Sberfldhcu
bebeutenoe Glsttron.nmenaen ausien.
ben.
es mar natiirlit, sundtIt not6i1.
als por0ie aOrper ioI6e Stoffe au uere
psnoen. pelte bic entIt.benpe hobs
5smperaiur audi aushoIteu. 8os iinb
bic in Der Ieuerunastetnif ihon
anait betdnnten Stsine aus Shd.
mott. in srorn bon bariosbranntsn,
poroien Blatten. pesr lois, poroie
S6itt.n aus Shamotte, WaansIia,
!2irtcneroeties ufp. SeBt man nun
beiipiels1psii. cine iolhs SdamOtte'
platte in Elm lpeites Giisnrpbr bitt
Elm. I6IieRt ods Robr siniae g2entimes
ter Dor Der St,dmotteplotte nit einsm
glehbooen. in osm man eine 9assu.
fibruna bon tletnem 0urhmeFer 1az
brinut. purh bic aunGhit nur 8as GIN
tritt nit ioltem Druid, odB es ourh
bic moren Der Sdamottsplatte bin.
ourd1nstrieben piro, 70 lam man ooss
ielh an Der 4ubsnieite Der 9!atte cnts
siinben. &c osrbrsnnt nit looernosr.
aoIbaelber sslamme. SobaIo man aber
auBer Gas audi 2uFt su'tr0msn IGBt,
dnoert iit bic Sahe, 3unahit Dlro
Die Sslamme LANCER unb traftiasr; bas
Weiiere ihiloert sfr. Sddfer, Der be-
tannte Ga sfatmann. febr anfhaulih:
,4lsbalo Iinit Die 5lamme 5u'am>
men, ipiro blGurotb uno nitt leuhz
tenb, tpie bic betannte 8unIsnIldmme;
es bilen iih an Der Sberildte Der
Shamotteplntts sablreihe tteine CRIME
dIammensern.. bic raia iklnsr uHo
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Uieb narete.

gineinuat II. Rouembsr isfk
gufuAr unb ystiGnot tudbrenb Der per.
Iofensn ~ Siunb.n, ptreli6sn NIT benz
Ssslsreehsnbeu Iass, waren ris folst:
8afsSr: HinsUt,s. sHneins sAais.
aOD.. 10. ..ls4s s749 i4os
Wcp.. II 49,. 4a2 249e $50
Dsr S.rfsnS, s.,rus in hsrfelbsn Bsi.:
aos.. NSs.. II. II ...., 1857 3 $685. s s7o e
8iuepieb. - Eie 1afubr mar bsuts
siemlidp aroe, bic Hutfro9e nur mabsg uno
Bic HretIe Sietia. Stes Stiere bIieben I'M
rertauit. - UeilG,ahe iinh Aetig bis Kart
Ghnere S,iere es.5o-7.50. Gytra $500.
CAisn es.0o--s00. BleifdeShisrs e5.50--
$50, auSeyiefens bis sltra e6.e5-T.5o, 6si.
isrS oA50-64o. Grsra es.5O-T .Oo. .Aahe $3.s5
--S.35, auseyl .Ien. BID eytra t5.50-8.25,
Ganners e3.O0--425. Stodere unb HeeeeyS
os.so-7.so. s,od.SsIiers e4.50-5.75 ,gyira
ox.64--o00.
UuIlsn. Ssi nur mdEigsr 3uFabr
mar Der Narfi bsutt ltetio bis HART.
Nnaere unb leiA.e eA60-5.50, Bologna
oG.b0-6.35. Grsra e6Ao-S.50, tette Uulen
$6.25--S.S0.
xdtber- Tis 3uiuhr mar aerina v.
bic Hreiie fieesu um 25e per 100 4funo.
oxtrs brahttn 81 90. fair BIZ Cute IeiAte
e1.bO-l0.60. oTbiaars unb eSebs e<.00--
1000
Jm &cmmiilions SanoeISbauS-- aaser.
teiene leidie 1875. CUTE S-0kc. oroindre
4-1c per Diuno.
o e.-7ie 3nfutr BON snwer
nea mar nur mdBs, bic Na6frase eeriug
unb be Breiie fbwa4er uno nns 8 - 10e
niebrieer.
|. osH ~ suSsrIslene Hs.pa4unes. Y. Slsi.
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fderfortsn 1e.15--S.25, prbindre bib nuser.
leiene i1mere fette Sdue 44.50--7.75, Grtra
$3.50, 6tasS t4.00--7.00, grtra $715-7.25.
leiHte Berfanbtforten 47.00-7.30, Jerfel
BON 10 Dfunb unb penisss e5.50--7.5o.
o Shafe Gdmmer. - 3ie 3ufubr
NOR geriug, bic Rahirase gut uno Die 4rei.
ie ftetig bis tart.
ehafe.-eytra S4.50, CUTE bis auserIeiene
N.0o-4.40, orbindre BID quite t200--3.75,
SdhrIinge $450-5.60.
2Gmmer--grtra $7.25, quite biz auserIes
fene $6.75-716, orbindre bS CUTE $500
$50
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Oelb ON eau. wmsbe ~ 8K-4< aus
aelieben uno ibloB 5n oh-4H.
1rimo 0sfAaftbpopiers wuEesn su 81 -
6A 3 billontirt.
6tsrttns 0ydanes tetis. -
SiAt ~ t4-65 nno Commercial 5n S4.S0b
--4.S0.n
BunDes.DbfteattonsH raren ltss
fig uMA pnTben uie fofet auotttt.
Ser. Staoten Refunbiruno . 81 - SO.
~ reoikrirts 10 - III, 0oMpons 1l0--
III, a. reaiifrirte t024-fO3, GoupoHs
1024-l08, Banana Hsgifsreo - S6A
geb., DO. 81, g9--100.
aftienmarft trurbe heufe glenn.
It'd, tart gefauit uno bteies bewirite, oaB
bic preife am grrmitfase In bte 6bhe GIN
gen. siotmiftaas trot clue s2enonng elm
unD Der Uiorft idbioS fshper.
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metaa.Martt
Ptp gsrl, II. Wc,smber.

Rev gorI II. RcSsmber.
4usfer mar uomiusn. - STANDARD ~
1io.2o-i5.!5;G GleeiroIptit au ei5.75-lo.00;
Safe ~ $3.50; gaAina ~ $3.50.
Dinn IN ilaa IN tS9.fS--So.40.
0Iei ruhis su S4.30-<-40.
epefte IN rubIg ~ 15.30-6.45.
etfen-Nar,i tuhig uno unperdnbert.
70. l Ncrtbern nsls.go-lo.60, ,Ro. . Rerthers
Sl6.Ko-ie.oO, xo. Seuthe.n t15.25 -
1878, Re. / Ssathtrn loft tl6.26-15.75.
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IaIs itetig. - Brima 9th 7X-7He,
b.. Gcuntrp 6A--7c per pIunb.
4eAIex.--gksrft rubis gouabioaAsHp
oe.76-4.O0. Hub 4. Glad Sa.15-2.a5, Rama
Uta Stndiotfen 1e.76-4.00. Nus unb Glad
oS.10--9.26 per 1onee abseliefert. Waud.
fsie SthdfotleH $500, anibraeite 17.76--
500 per 1snne abGeiieiert. Cote totet ts.s0
ter 3unHs Gb1esiefert.
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@ II t IN Il hia.

8ait (alS er BON eiuen neten aea.
ner binausaemorien piro): vahtuua
Sber! - Staie."
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DDjjs 0elou,artt.
Gineinnatt. II. Rosembes is1s.

0tWNtHWetL liz NOpeWUex lv1x.
~ Na3fru8e naG 2arleben mar in ben
yteN0en NanfeH teine uennenSmerthe unb
bic .0iMsrotfn iinb nod, unperdnbert ae.
bIisben- 1drleben .cn eall4 rurben pon
osn 0dnteA ~ 81 ausgeliehen unb ges
fAAit1Hdpiere ebeaiaus su 6S bisfontirt.
BE Mailer placirten pripat. .anpial .on
eeA" uno auf Belt ~ 5k--8a.
aesAsa sst Nss Dsss
UuroeH 5u Bari swif1en Honien persauit.
Ite 0cuHttryate betrdat ooe Yrdmis per
olO0O.
s1tAfd ast esssrs.
nMe nfiis. - Die fOfssnbsn Iuotirunssn
fmb " berinten:
youncn, 3 Taae siGt, e4.so per &; 90
1ast ei4t, N.62 per g.; EariS, 0
1ase Gi4i SIS aranes per 500; 90 7ase
etdef, SlS 5roncS per o100; fir Teufi4Ianb,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-12

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Duncan Arizonian., 1913-02-12
GIRL HIDES AWAY II DAYS
Child Fourteen Years Old Is Repri
manded by Her Guardian for Stay
ing Out Late to Film Shows.

Seattle, WASH Hidden under a
bundle of dirty quilts in the dark and
little-used basement of her home for
seventeen days, while her guardians
and the police searched everywhere
for her, Velma Jones, four teen years
old, was dragged from her hiding
place, a shadow of her former self, a
gaunt and pitiful sight. The girl had
dropped from 152 pounds to 125
pounds. Despite her experience, she
is not penitent and sulks and re-
fuses to be comfo1ted.
Crawling from her hiding place
when the hand Of her guardian, W. c..
Wilber, of 1888 Brooklyn avenue,
raised the quilt. the girl was so weak
that she scarcely could walk. She
had hidden away when reprdma1lded
for staying out late to a, moving pic
ture show.
Duncan Arizonian., 1913-02-12
SUGAR A HEART sTIMULANT
Experiments of An English Physician
Show Cures of Cases of Muscle
DiIation.

Sugar has had it's champions as well
Is it's opponents. It's advocates have
declared that, aside from it's nourish-
ng value, it carries with it quick
stimulation that is without perceptible
'eaction.
On the other side, says the Bakers
Weekly, 1--WE have had radical utter
apces connecting sugar with some Of
he most incurable of organic diseases.
But an English physician recently con-
;ended that cane sugar is almost a
specific in the treatment of certain
diseases of the heart Emphasis is
aid upon cane sugar.
DIR. F. S. Locke Of Kings college,
London, has kept the heart of man.
nal beating for eighty to ninety hours
after death of the animal simply by
keeping the heart muscles sprinkled
with powdered cane sugar. These
ater experiments with cane sugar, es-
pecially with reference to diIation of
the heart muscles, show that in nu-
nerous cases cures have been effected
hat are of three or four years stand
ing.
Duncan Arizonian., 1913-02-12
ONE TRICK OF THE TRADE
Did Meat Dealers Method of Getting
Reputation for Giving Very
Good Weight.

The very latest trick of the trade
was taught to the young butcher by
the marketman who gave him his first
employment. The old dealer pointed
to trays of beef, lamb and pork trim
mfngs beneath the counter.
when customers ask to have all
the waste that has been cut from their
own meat wrapped up with their or
der be sure to put in few of these
trimmings besides," he said. "Most al
ways they want the scraps sent home
SO they can weigh the whole business
and find out whether they are getting
full weight or not. Enoagh extra
pieces to tip the scales half an ounce
beyond the supposed weight won't
hurt anybody and will give us a good
name'
Shortly after that the new clerk
heard one frugal housewife say to an
other: ooh, why don't you trade at
Blanks? He gives such good measure;
often almost an ounce more than you
pay for.''
The clerk smiled.
Duncan Arizonian., 1913-02-12
Tells Of JACKSON
Biographer Says Ex-President
Would Be Muckraker.
Conditions Much the Same-Great
Democratic Leader Always oppos-
ed National Debt, Now Con-
sidered Harmless.

Northampton, Mass.-"f Andrew
Jackson were on earth today he
would, believe, be muckraker."
This is the statement Of Prof. John
Spencer Bassett, the authorized biog-
rapher of the former president, whose
day" was recently celebrated. His
biographer was asked: IF Andrew
Jackson should come back to earth
what would he do; where would he
stand?"
Il am no prophet" he replied, "and
am not discussing politics, but will
tell you how 1 think he would feel
about modern conditions, judging this
from my study of his life.
"Jackson's keenest impulse was
against political jobbery and he would
be in sympathy with the present-day
muckraker. He opposed internal i'm
provements because he thought local
tiles were taking advantage of the
government to get roads built There
was a group of road contractors in
Philadelphia whom he thought were
promoting the demands for roads for
private profit.
How did conditions in Jackson's
time compare. with ours?"
There are some similarities be-
tween political conditions in our day
and in Jackson's," replied the histo-
rian. "The people feel the same as
regards monopoly; they have the
same suspicion of what is called q
money trust and there is the same
demand for a stronger leader whom
special interests cannot control or
corrupt.
"The tariff was almost as live an is
sue in Jackson's day ais at present.
Protection has had two palmy days in
our history-from 1915 to 1888 and
from 1865 to date. In JacksonSs time
1t was checked by compromise
which provided for a reduction so
gradual that it did not damage indus
try, and when the schedule had been
brought down to a revenue basis
there followed nearly 20 years of pub
lie economy and business prosperity.
''In his fight on the bank Jackson
committed some errors. Some Of his
charges were not true, and the peo-
pie could see it, Sometimes he was
needlessly harsh toward opponents,
and the people could see this. But
for all that they supported him, and
these were not merely the ignorant,
stupid portion of the communities, but
the average people, small merchants,
farmers and planters, and Intelligent
employees of all classes. They were
concerned with one chief purpose, and
on that they were satisfied with the
leader. They thought some of the
charges against him the mere exag-
geration of partisanship, and others,
If true, of such minor importance that
they could be ignored in view Of the
grand purpose"
Duncan Arizonian., 1913-02-12
Street Car Repartee.

Mrs. Genthrie, ladylike lady, was
seated in the trolley car by the side
Of a perfect stranger Gan almost per.
fectly perfect strangely, who was get.
ting even by sitting by her side And
so Mrs. Genthrie, that ladylike i1nita-
ton, she says to that stranger, says
she:
what time is it by your watch,
please?"
And the stranger, says he: "I don't
know"
@But you just looked at it," pursued
our heroine.
"I did that" returned the stranger.
"But I didn't look at it to see what
time it was. Bless you, no. | looked
to see if the watch was still there
You can never tell who you're sit
ting next to.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Duncan Arizonian., 1913-02-12
Authors and Their Books.

At the dinner given by the Harper
people to- Arnold Bennett just before
he sailed for England, a dinner which
was attended by many of the literary
lights that live in or near New York,
a discussion came up as to whether
IN this day of the rapid output of lit
erature a man could live by his books.
Mr.. Bennett said he was sure that
many authors could, and he instanced
the case of a young author he knew
In London who was SO hard up that
he could not get enough cash to pay
for his dinner.
An idea struck him. He visited his
publishers and there asked for six
copies of his latest novel, which was
priced at five shillings, ordering that
the books be charged to his account.
This was done. With the volumes
under his arm he visited a second
hand book dealer in the neighbor-
hood, and, as the books were perfect
ly new, he managed to sell the six
of them for ten shillings, with which
sum he had a rattling good dinner
and an evening at the theater.
"Oh, yes,' said Mr. Bennett, "even
the humblest author can live by his
books-if he has published any
books"
Duncan Arizonian., 1913-02-12
MuffIed Knocks

Il don't wonder you keep your
shapely arms bare, Mildred, even if
they do look somewhat hairy$"
I'm rather glad you dropped in,
Borus; when fellow feels blue and
lonesome he's ready to welcome al.
most anybody"
"Yes of course. I can recommend
you for that position, McCorkle. Fortu,
nately, perhaps, I don't know you
very WELL"
Your new job will take you out of
the country for three or four years,
will it, Bingley? Well, I'm glad you
got it."
I'm enjoying your call so much.
Mr.. Spurlong, that hate to remind
you that the next car will pass here
in about five minutes, and then there
won't be another one for half an
hour"
Duncan Arizonian., 1913-02-12
LIST A CITY's BACHELORS
Kansas Newspaper Does What 1t Car
to Guide Spinster Read ers-
Some Worth 100000.

Kiowa, Kan-As a guide to SPINS
ters desiring to take adYau tage Of
their leap year privileges, local
newspaper is printing in it's columns
directory of the members tof a club
of eligible bachelors of the town. The
club has raised purse for the first
member who shall be made a hus-
band
The list is headed by Charles A.
Taylor, who is described NOT only as a
prosperous merchant, but also as the
champion checker player anil horse
shoe pitcher of the town. Some of
the members have commercial ratings
OF 100000.