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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-06

si..iuaati. 4 ,snusr 1914

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-06

Der Mdrt tenfe fdnad, anb bic Vreife FeIen
um 26-60f per 100 Slime.
DrSsn1re ssS Srste $6.00--10.26, fair Bis
este leiAts $T.60-10 80, srtra t10.7S-11 .00
Akltsr In sss AsmmiffisMs. ednferx. -
tAa4 10I<e, priRa biz asstrlefeas 9t4-10e,
ssbix&re 6-6e.
Shw eire. Die xahfrase Dar b.xts
,ine CUTE, nnb bic greiis tiesen um lse per
100 SfMub.
Chsers t7.70-7.75, sxts tD axssrI.f.as
srta&uaas. nHs GIsiis.rfsrteH ~ .o5-T. 10,
Ssxif4te grta ta6aassfsrt.n 81 s5-7.70, OF.
Sindrs Bic auserlefeR, idpere fettt Sds.
IS 1850, ertra $s.65-s.75, 6tsss 81. 90
- 63S, ertra $S.40-s.50, iei6te xeriahst.
iorien $755--775. e.rt.l ssn 110 yfuns
nHb SsHiser $5.75-750.
0Aafs axnnsr. -- Der Wartt
mar beute tar.. Shais fi.s.n nm 10--15e,
edmmsr nm z5-6os. Die 3uiubr mar &C..
ring.
6Aafe. ertra $500, gate Fs sxs.
eritfsnt &3.60--3.90, srein6t bic snis 81. 90
$50, 5dbrliHae -. $500.
edmHer. - ertra brGhtrn $3.50, ent. bis
aassrteieHe te. e.0o-e.4o, srstks=. bis isir.
IS 25--7 80.
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Gar na4 prsb. pstser IL ssc anf s,n es-.

Gar na9 rrsbe petssr IN 8sc nuf bsm 0ts
.Ieife.
NseGss. - NAsff fehsr. Ks. : 366--66e,
Rs. 62-66s. r.. 4E5--60s.
rte.-No. 3 @iRter 60--TOe. no.
brHsiabrs 6o -82e, Ao. Q B5--6xe, 10.
O-b7s; 6utteraerAe 40--5Ge Der DH.
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safer. Ns. issmiiAssr ntx.r 81. 5Ot
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Mttses
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s32 Sbrs. Cisiasrs 6txtftss Ossss ssf
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GnSisxrtiae ARdrtte.



Nekr. 5aistr 1900 BsJ., B.rfsrst
I, 900 Stls.-Der Nsr,t mar h.ate rubis.
esrina Datent -. 40-4 6s, 0tn..r etraiSsts
A.4B-4.56, @trtr satents $4.6s-6.oo.
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Ns- 1 A.OS-4.1s, NS. { -. ss.ss--4.0S,
AaHias etrsisbts A.00--<.lo.
RsssennsbI ssr rukis. esir Bis aut.s
$3.So-s.s5, ts.et bis tsncs s8.So-4.00.
snts tenmtkt nnr fefis IN s2.4o
Der loo yfsns fsir bis sutst sass
Sis, 6siee bic fanes IS. oo--5.25.
Waisneh par f,iis. btinss s,is.s
sxs xefsss Si.3o-l.35, srsbts tl.25-l.s0,
filnsries t3. Is.
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z Sd f4simmexs. ~. NsrtssR CuIuts
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1.IiAfsrn- sgfssr 1e, 900, Bsrfsrsi
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1900 sa. Ter Nartt "a sttis.
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sss. Fs. . s9e. re. 4 s71 -ssht
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lo7sa-llos, Ns. lss-loa1s. Ne. 30
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2Se. 1911 I8--lse
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is25.
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Nst tto.o,-si.oo, oal. tta.ss 5000
-s2.00.
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1885 - s.9s; EsfAEirtss IA rHbta. asuti.
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eelbss S6.25-6.35.
Settstsam IL astis. -- EsfEatrtss
RES SDsrsJ5.6). titLasslptia asBalstasr:
t6.6e, ss in Dsii 81 70
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tn satss 3S.75.
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% Tea, 3. .05e. Centrifugal IS fst 3.s5s,
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Rs. s4.sot, n. - SSs. ~. 4.50s, re. o
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-06

Ren gOrt, 8. San. - Qnget.:
ga Sopoie" bon 6Qpre; r9atricia"
BON 5Qmburg, - Qbgeq.: r4msrito"
na9 9amburg; ns5talia" nad Rsapel.
Ct. 5 bn, y. 3. Inget.: DO
ulerdnian" Don 2ouoOu.
Gt3arb. 9uTtrt: nmojeitic" pom
Rep gort. nab So4thampton be-
ittmmt.
GiDerpooG. 21n8st.: nGpmric"
bon VeIp Yort.
2aS 8aImQs. Qlnget.: nSera.
pis" pou Gan Trancisco.
Queenstown. 4N3sg.: nGaroa
mia" na6 gtep gort; rGebric" naa
ytep Yort.
Qrooiberte. 9(nget.: nDlaz
bonnna" BON Wtarieille.
gInmouth. 2lnqef.: nMaiefttc"
ponn Rem gort, ra6 gbrbourg uno
S0uthampton beftimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-06
0rei Sa6ten gei6eitert

0rei Sa 6ten geld deitert
Can 0iego, Sal, ). San. -
Bdbreno Der Sanlitug Nadt purben
brei SSa6ten III Der g}dhe por Qointof
Gpts, 15 Wleilen IiibLih BON biefer
Stuot, auf ben Gtrano getrisben uno
auer DabridetnIihteit na6 ginqen
hobei 10 W}eri6enleben perloren.
GINS ber 6ahr3euoe mar bic oSaht
te- GtnpaHoerung5beborbe yGliias
berh". SIN 9au5en befanben iih y
munn auf ben orei sSatteu, Don be-
ren nur 5pei Iebsno bic aiiite erreiaz
ten.
Inter Den 8erungLiitten befinben
itd bic giupanoerungsinIpet pettoreu
SEQ. Sone5 un0 Dan airaenbabl.
Hur etns iopeit nod niht ioentifisirte
Sethe tit auf oen Straub getrieben.
@Gbrenp bes llnterqangs Der Shiffe
berrifte an Der fiiotaliforHiIneH aaite
cir furdtbarer Sturm.
DeretemaIiqe apugreb a B .
georbnete Gapell Weems
geitor ben.
Steu benbillle, 8, 5. San.
Der ebemaligs apngeBabgeorbnete
gapea Desms itarb am Sonntag in.
folge zines 6ersb:ibeus i'm 2lIter pon
So Sabren Gr bate oem 58., SO. uno
60. GpngreB ais 9ertreter bes 16. Gt.
ftritts DON Gbio unaebprt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-06

Nf6tfor csn <r.. sTs< snsN Ede fcno. &c.. 81.
Mf6ifcH sorgr. IL. ioaL4 @df y, cfB1ey ~ ssr
AtMffru core 81 i0s% y, U q. orr sAr Els
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Ecfffm ACbsc lg s7k ~. ,W.A&f "a. .sls 80
rsiftn .GSMc sis sisS w'fplsku. frrr 4r ssS
EroostnuTr %. 81 0s~lN a 70. r.. u2-
Sent rfMecrata % 1o7tS H0reh. 9auftc 4r 81.
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1ef 4 htrbFcc 70 q s-Lsl O Haeifie d tw ~
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eyit rricr Her 4, ~ Nrufh ~. cer Or. 70
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eyse a q fen "a ltfuser Tnrisie a ( 81.
M Gent 1 ref IL ~ fsn. Fac l. % rs'4. s>{
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mt Mert wtar ~ ssk . EssN Z. 81. im J,
Ssri aS 3 r.' s.. ~ Spss. l. urs srf d ms
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q. q n t,r. lr :. At Nsrrirah 8f % sr ssts
m AA1sy l. a.. ~ Gts. Central e.. soh
MA.&1 asn. xss 81
wsfNrnrt 1afiiir Il. 70 ! ---~,~
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Metau marft.

0iaa IN rusis ~ $50 60--5o.s0, auS'er
il ruhia. elseibrslstte $l7.s21s-l7.s7he,
asie tl7.62 2l-l7.S1t<G GaAixss IN SIT IS
--l7.Nk. 1id rubie - s4-A. eSeIter
Enhig - 47.20-T.40. oifeR in rutia. as.
oesnbrp Nsrtisrx t10.40-1e.00. xs. . -.
SseIs Oo-ls60, ~. l essttsrs Sls.2S--
lsy0o NH. -. l Sssilsss tsii - SIS. ss--
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-06

3pei Shulbuben bdben Den Rohrs
tied beg Gebrers 3eridnittsn uno -
perrauten i'm.
3ungs!"
Iii, o0s brsnnt absr duf Der
3uugs."
ySeiier, ais tpsun's binten breHnt!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-06
Alttaas. 4. Sonuar 1913.

Ss rDhHbut SsiO.
Htntttst.--Sssst - $3.50 ferss
etisrs ~ Us 80, s.fIiAe etiers 5.75 -
7.60, Gts6srs nNs 8,ssers @425 -- 7 so.
Aits aRb caferB S2 8s-7 go, Raiser 81. so
--lo.60. Nartt ftttis
GAssise. - tHAts 81. .3o--752h. s..
sifAts "a 7.bS-757lS, f&ssre 81. .30-r. 80,
raat. e6.50 - 1855. 6trieI 50 .0o-7.50.
Mnr't Httis bic itar.
GAafsaas sdmw.r. -ehafe Gin.
beimiiAs 81 $50 steIi6t $440-b so,
S1trliRae e6. 10-7 10; 2sRmsr: eiRbtisi.
fAe 46.95 - 6.s5, sstlihs te.40-5 65,
Marst atiis bis farf.
3ufutr 8tub0i.b 800. shp.ips
IL 00e 6Asls unb Somm.r 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-06
DD,ss 0elonsGrtte.
Gi~stmnati, 4. samsss, INA

-. SNuD0r t0lA
fh NaAfrnqe aoh .CarIsten por ttste
= bsa bisFaen HaKisa ieias erots, bod ma.
ttM bic oef9dfte trotbsm ismliA Itbbaft.
esIb IA sillissr. SIR DarItbsn on eau :
Darbsn bon ben Hansen 5-5h% busAntt
HnD 0sIhdIispasiese purbsn su So bisfen.
ttft. Die Mdslsr plntirten vrinat.aapttal su
s-6K% soH eau uHb auf Belt su6,i-6*.
fssAfa ssf Rsr Dssf
burbeR N Bari tDifAtn Daagsn persanit Tis
6ssntssrats tstraat SOC Sramis per $1,000.
HsAfa ssi 9sss,a.
HHs fsasr. Die FsIssHbsa nsss,r1meea
fiHs ~ bsriAtsn.
esnlsx, s raas et&t, 4.ssk = s6s< ysr
g % fsss ei6t. A.sak--4.s2s< Der 9:
Seris, tase ei4t. 6l7k Nraats; psr
s10o; % fase siAt, $50 SraHsS tsr
800; f6v DswtfAlans 4 Rage eiht, Narf
s6I<t b. 90 fass SiAt, s4l(t.
Cstumentart Dtas saf esnsea urbsn ~
S.eOf. ssf etsssss ~ s4.e0L sss aa'
Nstfst ~ tls0 sersaaft.
EnassssrbltsasisneH.
.stis uas as;is. Die Daaisa sastirss sis
islst:
- Dsnss. ioa5 Soup. .liss< iI4k
~ VSHsss iSiot .iSA1 toO
xx nsass. 1890. .......io0I 10lA
- yanama ...loo7. lolh
sfssfsHs esafs timi1ss.
Die timfats i'm Aisis.s gt.AriHsbsufs Se.
Helen ~ tsute sui S<,ss4, 300. Tie iImiat,
Der btrfoFen.n @oht b,lisf,n fih ani
t27,S7s, 900, asasn s2s, ,os7, 800 IN Der Tor.
refpsassrsWesn ssc@t bee ooriaen oabrss.
si-essnriiates.
Gu 1larft nar hsutt, ME a.sp5tnliA am
esmaas, ruhis nab bic Dreift naren aes
erndt. aaafsbsnbs 8srfduis fHe ~ BE-.
siAieH:
Firss Can
/ Msrt qmrrican DqiG iG........ f7a,s
NlssE aiHdnnaft @os Il GTsefsie - s4ls
Nc Astisn siri, Aaiisnai Rari. .......,. ao5
gaAaessnbs fsStas ssn I'm sissesn Nsrst
bsSnsliAsn 0snbs sns Utica sisbt bic ON.
tielex GnstiruHssa aa:
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GineinRati. 4. 3aHsar 1918.
5ufasr uHe seriaHot soshrras Der esrHof.
fsnsa 8ode, oersltrsa INIT osa Uerssraeseas
Ben Q gSsAsH warea ME fclat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-06

RiReotfh. - Der Warst ipsr hsuts
Ianaiam unb bic prsiis iEsat, fiir 8IsiiAer.
icritn. Sie4trs ano seee.rs hna In outer
aa6irase uno Aari. ea bic 3afubr ssriHs
Dnr
6ADzs etisrs raStss xr.0s--s.s5, ortr Z
xs.85--s.50, faaes -. CAira "a. 75-7.Oo.
elsit1eraisss % S0o--T.7a. auserleisne 81 .sk
$40, Gsifsrs s435--6.S5, sr,ra $3.50
-7.x5, fnts $3.45-5.T6, aussrieiess bic
sYtrd S5.S5--6.35, GaHmsrs $50 - 8.sS,
6ts1srs snb 6sssess tS00-7.00. etsds
oasers 44.36-6.00. ots6. .Aibe -. s.50-l. q.
SuIfea. Die Ra4fraes sas stne az.
h une Der Narst feA.
Na9sgs ssD lsiete 3l.00--A7I, DsIsesa
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gtisabatR.Mftisn. EALub.0urfe.
9ahuss 4. Jdnaar 3.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-02
Mali CONGESTION LESS
Mail Moved Better Than In Previous
Years Although
Heavier.

Washington. Dec. 2S.-Although the
holiday mail is heavier in practically
every section of the country than ever
before, the work of handling it was
performed with less congestion and
confusion than in previous years, ac-
cording to reports received by Post.
master General Hitchcock.
A larger force than usual was put
on this year to handle the Christmas
mail in order that the capacity of the
service could be tested in anticipation
of the establishment of the parcels
post system which becomes operative
Ian. l. The reports made to Mr..
Hitchcock show that holiday mail was
delivered early Christmas day and
conditions generally were normal
throughout the service on Christmat
night.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-02
ADRlFT ON SEA ASTRlDE PALM
HURRICANE HAD SWEPT coy OF
TEN FROM SHACK.
Youth Lived for Hours in Branchef
of Uprooted Cocoanut
Trees.

New York, Dec. 2S. - The steam
ship Foxton Hall, in from Callan
brought a little 10-year-old colored
boy named Willie Gee, who had been
rescued from the Caribbean sea while
astride a cocoanut palm, after the dew
astating hurricane which overlook the
island of Jamaica last month. So far
representative of his family.
On Nov. IA last, in the forenoon he
was disporting himself in the waters
of the Caribbean. clad mostly in the
modesty of his age and half of a shirt.
About the same time the steamer Fox
ton Hall was leaving the island of ST.
Lucia.
A little Mater the wind began to
whistle through the palm groves and
the waves became high. The boy swan
Justify to shore, where he took refuge
in a little shack on the sand. While he
was sitting huddled in a corner of the
hut a terrific gust struck his shelter,
blowing it into the water.
AS he came to the surface he
grasped a %cocoanut tree floating near.
by. He was nearly dead when spied
and rescued by the Foxton Hall.
When the boy regained conscious
ness he told his tale to the chief
mate. After getting astride of the
tree he became terror-stricken and
dug his toes into the bark, while he
gripped the stem with his hands. AS
the waves washed over him he of
fered up all the little prayers he had
eve learned. Gradually the fear left
him as he became hungry. He drew
himself up toward the branch-like
palm leaves, where he snugly en-.
sconced himself in the crotch of the
tree. Then he discovered a lone co
coanut which he. eagerly devoured.
and a few hours later. worn out with
the fight and washing waves. he fell
into a coma. from which he woke
aboard the steamer.
The first call of the Foxton Hall was
at Savannah, where the immigration
authorities placed the boy under lock
and key until the steamer sailed again
charging the ship a dollar a day foi
his keep.
The boy quickly ingratiated himself
with everybody, both in his prison and
on board the ship. Three different
merchants in Savannah wanted to
take care of him, but were prevented
by the $1,000 bond demanded by the
authorities. In Savannah he saw fol
the first time a street car. and tried
for hours to find the motive power.
In the Atlantic Docks yesterday the
waif was general favorite Of all. Even
the ~stevedores paused to chat with
him. and a trust fund of $3.50 was sub
| scribed for him.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-02

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-Miss Maude lie
Page. poetess, waited expectantly to-
day behind the counter of the La Page
delicatessen store for some one to
come forward and become the mort.
gage Of her soul for a paltry $1,000.
Miss lie, Page, discussing the offer
she has made-fo moytgage her soul
for $1,000 In order that she may pub.
lish a book Of poems she has written
talked airily Of her ambitions. he: de
sire for fame and her longing TO Zee
life. Maude lie Page Is - and not
u~nattractive.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-02
WOOD PLANS INAUGURATION
PAGEANT TO INCLUDE BOTH THE
ARMY AND NAVY.
Chief Of staff viii Summon Troops
From All Points of Com
pass.

Washington, Dec. 2S.-Major Gen
era Leonard Wood, chief OF staff, who
has just been named as chief marshal
of the approaching inaugural parade,
has begun to outline his plans for a
military. naval and civic demonstra.
tion.I
The selection of General Wood TO
undertake this task is in line with pre-.
cedents which, for the last several
administrations, has led to the selec-
ton of the senior army officer on the
active list in Washington, regardless
Of political affiliation.
General Woods purpose is to make
the Wilson inaugural parade as well
balanced as possible in the matter OF
representation Of cavalry, infantry and
artillery of the army, the bluejackets
and marine of the navy and adequate
and liberal representation of the Ma
tional Guard and a well proportional
civil display.
Consultations have begun between
General Wood and the ranking officers
of the army and navy now in Wash.
ington and correspondence has been
instituted between the chief marshal
and the governors and adjutant gen
erals of the various states and terri.
tories in regard to the participation of
the militia in the Inauguration.
One of the features of the plan is to
gather in Washington several thou.
sand troops from the various army
posts. probably as far west as Chicago
and south TO Atlanta, as well as the
entire cadet corps and midshipmen
battalions from their respective acad.
emies
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-02
GO Townsmen to Aid.

Princeton, n. j., Dec. %. - Down
Pennsylvania venue in Washington,
as he rides with President Taft, Pres
ident-elect Wilson probably will be
escorted in the inaugural parade by
60 of his fellow townsfolk and neigh
bors. Members OF Co. L. Second regi-
ment of the New Jersey National
Guard. already are getting new uni
forms and preparing to participate in
the inaugural parade as the personal
escort of Mr.. Wilson. This company
was founded here by a member Of the
governors staff.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-02
Save Pennies. Saws John 3.

T~arrytown, N. Y, Dec. -3.-"Save
your pennies" was the advice given
by John ID. Rockefeller to a number
of school teachers to whom he gave
a s~leighride about his estate. The
young schoolma'ms were so impressed
with what they saw that one of them
said. as she alighted from the sleigh:
"Just think, Mr.. Rockefeller, you have
this large estate, with three houses
to live in. while we must content our
selves with a small room in a fiat"
To which the oil magnate's laconic re-
Spouse was: Save your pennies"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-02
Indian viceroy Improving.

Delhi. India, Dec. 27.-The latest of.
fetal bulletin issued concerning the
condition of the viceroy. Baron Har-
dinge. who was severely injured by
a bomb thrown by an Indian fanatic,
describes his progress as satisfactory
but adds that the physicians believe
that he will not be able to resume his
duties within two or three weeks. The
temperature of the patient is normal
and the pain is subsiding. The perpe.
traitor of the outrage has not be , ap
pretended.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-02
Automobile Foot the Latest

st. Louis, Dec. 2S.-The automobile
foot is the latest a~ffliction. The cause
is the opposite of the policeman's fat
foot. which is caused by too U.uch
walking. The cause of the automobile
foot is too little walking. But the eff
feet is about the same. when one
becomes the owner of an automobile"
said a foot specialist. "the infatuation
for it is SO great that the pleasure is
INDUCED TO the limit"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-02

The man with the longest name has
been found In Texas. He Is Papsous
Observation-Disclosures. II you
cannot pronounce it at the first glance
set It to music. 1t sings better thar
II looks.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1913-01-02
pere Marquette OFFICIAL Resigns.

Saginaw. Mich, Dec. 2S.-A. r.
Merrick. superintendent of the Sagi-
nav division OF the Pere Marquette
railroad. has resigned his position and
on Jan. l will become general super
intendent OF the Western Maryland
railroad. with headquarters at Balti-
more.