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number of broken aud imperfect arrow
head POUNDS there il WAS always thousft
by those persons who bought any ,hins
about the subject. that Indians mus long
have been engaged there in making arrow
points.
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In this group one man is represented as
using Il heavy wooden pike in pryinE up
a large bowlder. while at the same time
a second Indian is breaking it, or split
ting off layers of it by throwing with
great force another and a harder stone
upon it. A third Indian is roughing out
the forms of the implements by means
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HEN YOU walk
along the railroad
cmbankmeift. its
slopes matted with
honeysuckle vines
and its base Sc
cured by "a low re-
tanning wall of
granite. which con-
meets. the viz duct
crossing the head
of the Washington
channel and the
..-l,tal. itcAatG
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imperial camp. The work takes only
few days in the year and it is done by
the favorite'S underlingS Being up to
his neck in political intrigue, Orloff has
no time for official work This fact is
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PRINCE EMIL Won FUERSTENBERG,
Closest friend of the German kaiser.
who is said to dictate the imperial
policy.
man who stands behind him The eX-
PLANTATION is simple. For Orion. is one OF
those masterful men to be found at most
Of the European courts, and who, holding
small official positions or none at all, yet
by sheer force of personality direct the
affairs of their countries. Russia has
seen many such: England boasts one at
the present moment whose name is hardly
known even to the public in the country
on whose affairs he exerts a preponder
ating influence. and even Germany, proud
of the headstrong Wilhelm, yields TO the
strong hand and masterful brain of bill
letless prince
OF all the numerous courtiers who have
disputed with priests and spiritualists for
influence over Car Nicholas III, Icy far
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Sn@lands "Bunty' is Viscount Esher.
lie first came rto the public eye when
the Kaiser referred to him in the now
famous Tweedmouth letter. which Great
ed a sensation because of the German
rulers discussion of British naval policy
Lord Esher is constable of Windsor
Castle. and in referring with some feel
ing to his mysterious influences on Eng
lish policy the kaiser said
Il do wish Esther would stick to those
drains of hiss,
Probably the kaiser is not the first
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moved from the influence of ministers Or
Of rival courtiers In fact. by becoming a
skilful and daring chauffeur Orloff has
Russia than he could have done by serv-
Ing a term in every ministry of the en-
pire.
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Most of the Orlohs have been diplomatic
and literary. as well as headstrong and
adventurous The present Vladimir. is
merely "a strong, courageous animal, ana
to this he owes his influence over Nicholas
|. who is weak and small. In person he
is big and stout and likes to think he
resembles an old Russian boyard; in
earlier days he had a great reputation
for feats of skill Intellectually, he
stands far below his rival Putiatin. But
as hodyguard and sWaShbuckler, Orion
keeps control over Nicholas, whom he
accompanies everywhere, always insist
ing upon driving the imperial automobile
himself
Despite his lack of gennine qualifica-
lions. Orloff has great influence In
politics. His only political principle is:
When you see an enemy's head, hit II.
That is. he has enough intelligence to dis
tinguish between reactionaries and re-
formers. and knows that the only coun-
sci Nicholas viii take is to support the
reac tionaries. The late Peter Stolypin,
Count Witte and the present premier,
kokovtsef have all had cause to COM
plain OF Nicholas subserviency to Orlon
1t was his intevmeddling in 1903 which de-
cded Whites dismissal from the post or
minister OF finance. Orlon took ii upon
himself to decide upon "a complicated
question of the state drink monopoly
upon which Witte had quarreled with the
imperial controller. Orloffs enemies de-
clared ironically that he was qualified to
Judge this question. only because he HIM
self was given to excessive drinking.
Orloffs position as al-powerful unoffi-
cial adviser is stranger because he holds
no official post worth mentioning. AS
courtier he has the rank OF wv ng aid-de-
off he nf
and he also holds the easy position of
''chief of the military field chancellory
of his imperial highness.' This last
means that when Niholas goes on maneu-
yers ii is Orloff's duty 10 look after the
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Special Correspondence Of The star.
DE~DITN
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TT isn't quite safe for the man with the
the pine sof Middlesex county. Va.
just now. 1t is not that the forest there
are all but roadless and the roads there
are all but trackless sand. 1t is that a
militant spirit has lately risen up against
Ah, automobile in that quiet section, born
of the recent experience of Ezra Haw-
kins, the pastor of of the meetin'
houses where the pines border on the
Potomac.
Ezra. born in the depths of the forest
and nurturcd close to the great heart of
nature, grew up all ignorant OF the guile
fui inventions of the Philistinc He had
reached the age of fifty years and at
tanned eminence as an cXhorter among
the religious enthusiasts before he re-
allied that he had never trod brick
pavement ridden in an elevator. \
short time ago the wanderlust seized
him. He determined to see foreign lands
and forthwith took passage in an oyster
boat up the river to Washington.
:; !.
Ezra was apprecatiVe. From the
wharves he wandered spelbound by
buildings such as he had never dreamed
of in the New Jerusalem. At length, as
lie stood in the middle of Pennsylvania
avenue, gazing awe-strlIck and bewil-
dered upon the dome of the Capitol bos-
omed in tufted elms. there came the
shattering honk of a horn and an auto
mobile whizzed past with the speed of a
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the strongest and most dangerous Is
Prince Vladimir Orloff. Orion has beaten
down half a dozen rivals and even dis
lodged Prince Putiatin, the cars sec
rotary, who during the days of the hrst
duma, dictated Russia's court policy.
Orloff is a worthy sprig of a courage
Gus. talented and INSCRIPTIONS line. He
is the son of Prince Nicholas OrlOH, who
lost eye ard an arm at the siege OF
Slistria in 1874. This Nicholas was
son of another distinguished Orioff,
Alexe who forced Turkey to sign the
Illuminating treaty of Unkiar Skelessi.
and EleXei in turn was the progeny OF
Feodor Oroff. and his uncle, also AleXel,
throttICi Peter III with his own hands.
Another uncle. Gri9oTi, was the hand
some. gigantic and notorious lover of En-
press Catherine III.
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>.aatai Rec rt1 = decd ot tfa-t l-aint
;hr Go3.rt ~ Ii l't~i ass-ust MS '
t,r.ej u al The mort a-c ct'nr 4" =.
aeu -.a Aif.5 le coipr.d ma
who a.9i frcd tan ID G"o'e. OWE
a4d dfcd ur a,nu tic ear $50. itavf
an estate vaual SfFf"t i1e n,
houeo Was part of tats, and Il ma
be taat th. oifaa hn1--- v,n also lf
ON tbs l1oinj os- Informant 81 Tine sta
mass was Hoi ele3r
I'ne middle nous WAS CON- occupied
the Nashiu- on Cuy orphan ASyium a.
h, time The llta street propert> "t tHa'
institution WAS under lca-r t. tle stat.
Department. and batter thsH house wa
rented bl tae District suvcrnmeri fot
ptf.c school uscs The corner hotis"
after tht ncrmancA eft stephen 4 Doug
las became the hpm, of Richard Naiiac.
and he lived There while hc MAS mayor ~
Washin2tCn IN 1854 a.. ~. a. -. -
al,i ~ succeeding James 6. Bcrr"t and
nroceding SaEles j Bowen. II WAS latet
bought Dy Justice Bradley
9h. RrCckiuridge house. OF the westctr
one al The row. was bought by friends -
Gen. Grant and presented 10 him Nhilt
Grant was President tie house WAS sod
man and hN them presented 10 him. G'iA
Sherman lived there. ard II was he WA
divided The house. making Of II TWO. MAJ.
fhcV - Emery who WAS mayor 81
WASHINGTON II 1870 tie Last mayor Of the
,ite. being succeeded by Henry j. Cook
Governor or the District al columbia, liNc9
I'd unc Of these houses
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WO great and grim iron cannon
which once stood guard over
the river approach to WASH
ington lie dismantled and neg
lected in Il muddy ditch. tree
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3mei meme 81 ON eten. Ssati
longer Innie iii enoiif iuieoer Die
Gntoedlmg pen SDei aomeien geiufI.
gen, mas nielleidt oern allmdblihtf
Nieoerauilebeu Der Sledenfbntigfeit
Der Come Sii;itibrei6en lit. Ter erite
mur0e am 1. Sepfentbcr
laiiron. 3dbluns) BON Ws.eaIf in
Asinheiier i'm Siernbiloe bes 2utl.
Iies nnS Der stueiie (i9i3e) bon Reui.
|min ouf Fer Simeis Sferniparte
lsfriin) aui pboiosraphiid,em 8ess
am 3. b. W. dufszfunoen. sDis be
porl1niieen 9erehuiingen Der Bah.
|nen auf Der aitrononliihen 3enfrll.
|;tcQe IN ssieI ourdl aoboio uHh Gbsl
erfeuHen laiIen, bn6en beioe 2aar.
iierae ihon in Der Speiten Julibdlftt
cen ionneiinad,Iten Yilnft ibrer 8abr
|iiberihritten. lem llmiinnbe iii
audi bic eerinss 5elligteit beiber sus
inreibsn. 1875 nimmt alerbtngs
ipsssn isinsr siinitisen 8euesung CUR
Grb< nod fiir einise 3kit an GslIigs
felt gu IBIS 10. 9r0bs), 1T aber ME
1915, Der bsi Der Gntbeduns IL. Or0s
BE mar, MIR sroben Gernrobrsn err
rsidbar. Gsr qsbigenunnl< ipllroe
tptssn isinss iisrnartieea Nusitbens
5usrit fir sintn planetciben gshclten.
ooh fpriht bic Wabrnebmnns einss
iurjsm Shlpeif,s fir s;nen Qomtttu.
Gr Iteht i'm ipeiiliaen 9heil Der Slide
unb beipest fi4 Iansfam unsefdbr
norbparts alf ois pesofusritrsd 5u.
no er i'm Cttober allm6blih Dtrs
fhpinbm biirfts. Dagsgen pirb Der
apmet 1875 nod l1ngtrc 3eit 3n
rerfolgsn fsin. 4m II. Geptsmb<r
trat tr in bic Girofft elm, bic sr BON
bem Gtsrn SO aus in Der Nihinng nlii
be Orenae BON Gepbsiis mno anifios
peia Bis gnhe bss Wonnts our9lduH.
gloffe.
Die gaHt III isines WlsnIMen
fyreunb1
Mus ibr ben guien Nuf perbirbt3
Der llujionb !poM. bab man Sci Nadt
Die meiatu si5rtunbs1 ii& srpirbk.
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gincinnati, 80. Sept.

Usinna 8. Gipins L. u. an Wiaiam
y. Bauer. % Sub on Der Weitisite Der
Sapion Strobs; 81.
Wofes Yigranstp an Warcella 6.
HelIsp II. a., so iSub on Der Sioieiis
Der HodbaIs gpenue in Qponoale; 81.
Nnna 6iIbrsth, Qbm.. on saeob
Silpsrman. Got 10 in u. Gpers' lin.
terdbtbeilung auf priee 6iG; $4,000.
Sobn :. Slaiterp an glmer 9aro.
asr. 30 bel 100 JuB an Der SIii.its
Der Worninetpn 4penue, 80 s5ub BON
Ullnto 4penue in 6poe part; 81.
elmer 9aroner on Sobn Sldttern,
N.75 ater Gano in WermeFung 500
in Gnoeripn Sopnibip; 81.
gharles 3. genIon on sSrant Z.
Stialsr II. a., 8 5obre patt BON 60.
IA in 9inorsus 6aDer's unterabtbe..
luna in Ghepiot; idhrli6e Wietbe
$1o2. nit Dem 2lntaufsreht su $17O0.
georae Safer on sbe 8. aruTe
Shop Cafe Co.. 5 oabr. paht bes
giaentbums, befannt nls SO. 240
Woin Strube; monaiIi6e Mie.be $75.
Z. o. Shmiblapp an bieislbe, 8
Sabre gatt Des giaenihums, beiannt
als $40. 236 uno 238 Brain Strabe
unD No. 204 gfftt psdri Strabe; mo
nntlide Mietbe 1888.
sSlorenee r. Aiharofon an Grneft
Wi. 4h. 8 slabre poht BON go bei 14O
syub on Der Gillette BON Siio grsss
cent Npenue, 70 sSuB fiibIih bon
@reenipopb 4benue; monatlihe Mietts
$50.
See WiHel, 0ormunb, an antie 90.
Bon Bursie. 40 bei 40 SUB an Der
Weisfeite Der Wdro Gsrate IN Wobis
.ioHRiTIs; 81.
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lit ntf1t gtaes, mos qIdn5t. 60 IteGt
iid 5. 9, Denn mon lid enblid ourd,
iangiabrige 0eiibe uno anitrengiin'
gen Oas 2eben beeaalif, geltaltet bat
nur su hdufig Elm idlinnes, i6nler5.
bates 2cioen elm: Die 9lutaberfnoten
ODER SdrnorrhoiOen. 8olo lit nid,t
aaes, mas glan5t; pie ). 9. alld ni6t
bieies ober jenes Seilmittel, bas als
cine ufifere ar5nei" aegen iene b0ie
ararfDeit aui oas @lon5enhIte ange.
prieien miro. 9enn oaeeger giebt es
nur Elm iiheres Mittel, unb oas iinb
Die Stnbl5apfhen, 9tnafeiis genanut.
aae Mpothefen. Hroben irei oeridrot
bon y. Hei,itaeoter & Co., gor 1916,
90. y. a,iu
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Ntikbaublnns BON Nefrutea.

6anRoper. 16. Sept. gei Der
s. SGSpnbron bes oIbeHbursifhea
Drnsonerregimen.s go. 19 ersriff an,
/. Wai biefes Sabres Elm ghtrut. Der
19iahriss DraeOntr iris Gnte. SobE
oes DberpoiiafIiienieH Gnie Su 9niz
fun. bic Gludt. gnie pnnbte iih act
aeer. mo er einen Wernanbten tefuGs
tre unb iib nuF beHen 3ureben bei osr
bortigeH poli5ei ftellie- 5ier sab sr Al
prototpl, bab q aus Nngft Dor hsn
WibbuHblunsen Der Gtamm1N DARN
fhaften Der arnppe ben Riidtn .sbrIe.
er babe BON bRftn piel aissbai:sn
:a.:i :..:i Hen nnb, ais iih sinnnl fein Das
ter. Der ftlbft Wi5e Waftmeiitsr Sci
bemitlbfn Resilnsnt eeueien III. 6ei
|bsm Wa@tmsitsr btr G1pabrpn b,
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'autfps iiber beioer SGupter bin.

sautlps iiber beiber 6Gupter bin.
Riibaer Denneipib prebte bic Gips
ben ieft sufamn,en. gitierieii un6
gpebe laaerten nm ieinen Muno.
ypas mod1te er lpobl benfen2
9auniIh - fdprisips. - Dos pri.
pileaium Der Wdohen, bic auf ibre
WilIionen pphen!
9ittas ,3unae mar ipie eeIdhmt. Sic
mDhte ibm stDds fagsn aber ums
fonit.
8a bate er iid anh ihon abge.
ipanot uno ihritt bic 5reppe hinab
gum pdrt, Der iibriseu GeIeaihaft
.SeBt, in ibrem ftGen 3immer, am
helen Wloraen, anssiihts oss laden.
ben Sonneniheins. biinft ibr ods e:z
gene genehmen finbiih IdferIid.
@itto fiiblt iih namenlos sinIam.
z. Gapitel.
$50 leben mir, 10 Ieben mir, 10 le.
ZEN mir ale Saae~ Iana elm iunoer
aocb uno itreifte ben aerme! isinsr
tlibiauberen. peiben sSade nod hobsr
binauf, um ibn nit oen fstten Butter
odmrfen Der um 9ratipieB itedenDsu
'Bsrlhiihner niht in apllifion an brin-
gen.
llnaeahtet bic Spnne bes Spd:naa.
mittaqs nod hcG am Simmel itano,
hrannte in Der aroben, oiiitsren aii1s
5ereits Sas eIettriihe 2idt.
sSm Eatte bieier WleIooie aob er bon
,3sit au 3sit Die beibe Souce iiber ben
ithon brdunIih anqehuudten, lsdsreil
gSatcn.
go lsbsn mir ale Saael"
IA. oas part ihon fir bier"
brummte Pom Hebentiih hsr cer Ron.
bitter. Elm dlterer. murriit breinIhaus
euoer Wtann. tpelhsr nit ipahrem
TsIobsrrnbIid cine Reibe oeihmudpoIl
arrauQirter aoniett- unp GeHertihl.
!sn ipchIaeiGlIiq begutahtete.
lin talb d1. rhr gum Diner iout:
0iefe bic SnFeI iGmiiten.
,9an3 bsfonaers reih5altiq uno
apart, mar ss pon yobsn herab" be-
fohlen porhen.
Gine frsmoe ;firit!;6teit - cine
$0otcit - CAB Sdlob 2altsr6aG 0is
t6re unh 2lnsseidnung, ouT Der
Durhrtiie bsi garcn uno 9aronin
4lt6ofi gu ipsiien.
Der $1aushofmeiiter battle fdton am
friihen Woresn bas Ihrpsriilberne
gafelqs'tirr. Die pisIeu 1ubsnbe Don
ipappenaeihmitten 5ellern uno
SGiFslr. nit ben fsiuesTalifftnen
SriftaaeiniaBen. herausaeae5en.
Bel iolh:n eeleoenbeiiea lief man
| iih ni6t Iumpen. Gs musts alIss porl
geiien iein. ltno ipebe, ipenn nal eiEs
Safe Mat 10 gang .Iappie. Ta psrz
itano Der 9srr Baron abioIut tein.n
Spab.
Utit untsrGsIdlaesnsn qrmsn BE.
trddieie Der gonoitpr rGbrsnb ioIher
Gjebantsn isin Wert.
ia, irenn Ser Serr Baron fit nur
lieber aud NAL siH bibden barum Be.
tiimmern poat.. fpds ,urten" ppr1in1
unb bic DiensrTtoft bstrdf.
eSH 2duterbaf) ipurben iieis nur
llnpsrbeirotbet, eneasirt, Die man ira
Shloiie betoitiote. Der aoh betam
tdolit cine gaart pro aopf. Ra. tas
ION tonnte sr Ten Qeuten tsine Gam;
pretsn poriesen; man ipurbe aerars
nothourftia idt!. Die fremben 9iener
uno Sunafern, rsIte nit ben 8dIten
tamen, idimpftsr off iiber fhlebte
@erpfiequnq unb lisben iih fir eieene
Fehnuno WuIF. unb Shin.en beim
Gaitipirth bes Gnrfes boIen. limb bas
Giihenoepartsment befGno fih in eis
nem trouri9en ,3uiionbe. Sm Com
iEer eina's nod on; aber tusnn Der
Minisr fam nit Gdlte unh RdTe, ba
lief bas blantc DaHer an bsn WGnben
nIeoer. 10 oab ii6 ihon mander Gidt
pnb Rhsumu!iamus bier untsn sehol..
limb pom friiber Wloreen on mubts
man 2iht Bel Der Irbeit bremen.
(Tnr+iet,tun folnf
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gineinnaii. 80. SEPT,
80 pue g nm nsdseac

sSaTes .. GnnieIs on Star .. q
go. 3 Co., $1,000.
5lora gal5er ar GImipoco HIac;
e. nno .. 60. !; $500.
Bridget Sopfins an BeopIes Q. II
e. &c.; $1,000.
Warn ssairbaifs an Gnit Enb g
u. Co.; $3.50.
Jerbinnno ). Geitntnnn an oieie.bi
Co.: $2250.
emma y. aeuneSp an Dieielbe Go.
$500.
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=. ". Go.. $500.
Diarp Soeotlep al oicicIbe So. !;
$4,000.
sssobn $. gnra au Sboronpile 2.
In. Z. Co.; Si75O.
| Senrp 6. Gibbs al @ariieIb go. |
6. Ii. q. 60; 5000.
antbcrine 5ieman an Gait Gn0 8.
Y. Co.. $500.
| farn u. 9iiit ali Union Sapiltgs
y. II. =. Co.. Stf,O00.
| agatbn Gaueihnr on grice Sill go,
l2 9. II. &. 60, $3.50.
.linru 6. gsoat an oieicibe Co.;
l$i5Oo.
,saeob Silpcrnian on gon Ton 2.
| II. =. Co.; $3.50.
| NiIliam $. Speer oil 9sIopioeni
Sacings 2 II. I. Co.; $500.
afarp InIeabep on 8lenoaIe D. II.
z. II. Co., 5000.
Clarence G. 9opcr ar Uaoiion ..
/ q. go. 2. $2250.
albert @ert on Mt. Sealt1p 2. II.
/ g. Co.; $1,000.
gbarIes Stibi an SieieIbe Comp. ;
$500.
SrnI Sellers aa @iaiam sc. ar.
thur; sits.
aRaru u. Sarpcr OIL @lenn 9. II.
z. a.::S250.
sluguit d. Ssobbers on &SoiepD s..
gieder II. e.. $500.
Clarence ). goper an s,obn 6.
Grcco; $3.50.
Siaar VI. RcMaban OH ,snries s,
Cooper: S3500.
CHARLES !. @eit OH WerenntiIe 9.
Ii. &. 60, $1,000.
Wtoies 8iaransfp on 8ermailia 9.
u. 9,o. 3: $1,000.
gSiaiam 6. Wc8ranahan nn Wc.
unrdl 9. ii. &. u. Co; $3.50.
Gpa SMoer on Soutberu S9ic
Sapings ganf 60. S2500.
0etiIgte Sppptbefen.
Sacnb ". alein an eImDoco glace
g. u. y. Co.: $500.
gsiilinm Y. Gong on bieieI6e Co.;
Si750.
amaIie 9'criing on Sinolap 0lar.
fet Ro. 2 =. IL. .. Co.; $500.
9ieielbe an bieielbe 60. 500.
grioget Sopfins oa Geoples y. II.
2. 60. $1,000.
9npiS 6. Sad al gbilip aunt
$1,000.
Scuru Gibbs on Geaoiug Roob 9.
| II. q. 60: 5000.
sSoi. arlinaballs OH 8ariieD Go. /
z. II. g. Co.; $1,000.
os6o Sepperi al 0ieieIbe Comp,
$250O.
Grnma gfaie on Gait Gno 6. u,
Co.: $3.50.
Static Eatterion lou Geie!be Comp.
$500.
aatberine Sienran on oieieIbe Co.;
$500.
T. 5. SeIinann oil oieIeIbe Co.;
$1,000.
Wlargorct ltnipin on @olrlnteer O.
IN. =. Co.: $1,000.
gInna gbbers au oieielbe Co.: $500
@m. ". 5obniml an bieieIbe Co.
$500.
Morp Seat!ep on Columbia 9. L
g. ". Co; $3.50.
gtellie StoImU.tbp OH gllnipood
1laee g. II. y. Co.: $500.
WiarD u. 9frit an Union Sapinss
g. II. z. Go: $4,000.
ssobn s. Burg an BeopIes 9. II. 6
Ia. 80; $500.
agatbo Eoneibar an sriee Sil
go. 2 &. II. q. Ga; 1880.
Sane Cannon OH oieieIbe 60.
lS1250.
Woies 9iarmsfp OH 8ermania g
4. go. 3: $4,000.
| Yanrn MuIcahep OH Glendale Q. Il
g. u. Co.; 5000.
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lSi20o.
2. u. Satboipdp au %. @aro 9
II. 9. Co.: $500.
Senrp y. ssoofe on Suian 9. 8
6oote II. ~: $500.
Snrab :. Mltnpan on QeopIes 9
II. =. 60; $500.
| erueit 8. Rinebart on Maoiion q
q. go. 2; S1625.
Star Q. Stcm on asnes apnsfep
$500.
Snlonr s. 8oepp an Cigar BsiI
lips; S1700.
Senrp $. auennine an Georsinl
@lome; $3.50.
gonnro Soneperd an Clifton Vai
tual 2. II. 9. 60: 1920.
gsrn. y. ssnpalL, on NenoingRoai
6. II. q. Co., $4,000.
Sn1urpnfe u. Gift. an Maoiion q
Loo. SO. 9. $1,000.
Gssscibe an sScint :. Rice: $6D
Carl gebi oa grepioent Sanings
.. IL. Z. Co.: St750.
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The Madisonian. (Richmond, Ky.) 1913-1914, 1913-01-01

Cincinnati. O.-Uncle Sans New
Years gift to the people of this state
was the parcels post which went into
effect New Years day. On that day
all manner of articles were sent
through the mails. from a pitchfork to
a baseball for the manager of the Gin
cinnati Reds. Merchants have been
quick to avail themselves OF the par
GELS post. and in many OF the post
Offices the supply of special stamps
have already been exhausted and
Washington requested TO ship new
supply
No Postage Stamps.
Ordinary postage stamps will not
carry a package in the parcels post.
Special stamps will be necessary and
they can be had in all denominations
from l TO Il cents. All denominations
will be Of one color. terra Gotta red,
but the postage due stamps indi-
eating that insufficient postage was put
on at the sending point, will be black.
So, whenever a man sees postman
approaching with package carrying a
black stamp he'd better begin 10 dig.
He's going to pay out some money.
There will be a method of distinguish
ing high postage stamps and low post
postage one at a glance, however. for
the denominations up TO and including
cents will picture methods of trans
portation, while those above the four
cent rate will show grades of post
Office employees in uniform and per-
forming some detail OF their duties.
Parcels post stamps will be somewhat
larger than the regulation letter
stamps. One detail OF the sending of a
package must not be forgotten. The
name and address OF the sender must
be legibly written on the outside Of
the package, along with the name and
address of the person to whom the
package is sent. Another important
feature relates to the bulk of packages.
None shall be more than 70 inches,
length and girth combined. To ascer-
tain this, one should measure the pack
age lengthwise and then run the tape
around it. These measurements added
together must net exceed 70 inches.
Fragile Articles.
Fragile articles, including millinery,
toys, musical instruments and articles
OF glass in whole or in part, must be
securely packed and marked fragile. -
Articles that may not be sent by par
GELS post include intoxicating liquors
of all kinds. poisons, poisonous ami
mails. insects or reptiles, explosives of
every kind; infiammable articles, in
Guiding matches; Internal machines
pistols or revolverC: disease germs I;