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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-18

Die 9euti6en i'm Nus
lamb. lleber Die 3abI Der i'm 2tnss
lamb lebenosn oeutihen ReidsdngebDz
rigen berrihen nett auseinanoer1sz
henoe unD gum Sbeil irrige QnIihter.
auBerbalb oes 9eutI6en 8eihes leben
nah 5uperlGiTigen geridten iiber bier
Wttllipnen Reihsange6oriee, bon bener
in BEN 8ersinigten Staaten pom Rpro-
ameritd 100000 unb in gritiIds
Noroamsritu stpa 10000 Iih bsfin=
ben. eSn Suoamerifa finb sttpd 49,
900 oeutIR Reihsangeboriae, in Grns
iilien unp in Auitralieu etrpd $4,000.
9ieIe leBteren namentlit iino in QlTz
betraht Der Der9dltnibmGBis ssringes
rem 9epolterungsoihteu in ben lebtdez
nannten Gebieten erheblihe J3iffern.
Die 3abl Der Stammss oeutihen, D. b.
oerjenigen 0eut'hen uno 2lbtDmmz
ltnge bon beutIfsn RettsungebDrigen,
Die ni6t mebr RethsangebOrige, obcr
Der Hationalitdt nah 0eutihe iiHo,
beiduft iit i'm 4usIanoe auf eeasn ID
Miuionen, BON oensu ii6 stpu 8 Wli.e
Iionen auBerbaIb Guropos aufbalter.
2(u9 bon oieIen sntfdIlt Der erobte
Sbeil, unb 5por uber y WiIionsn.
auf Die Ser. Staaten, tpo lie beIonoers
in Sbio, Wiscpniin, Suinois, Yenrs
iplbania, SnDiana uno Soma pertreteH
finb. 9luf gritiid Norbumerifa enta
fullen uneefdbr 275,000 beutfdJc
Stammesanssb0rige llno ebsnIo bel.
in Siioamsrtto uuf groiiIisn uno BE
Ga Blata Stauten, SeIonbers fart iTi
oas 8eutidthum in ben braiiliani'heu
Siioitaaten Rio 9ranoe Do SuE, Gan
Gatbarina unb paruna pertreten. sSn
ghile an Der iioameritaniihen Dsiie
tIite befiuoen iih etpa 5000 Stams
mesangeb0riss unb in 9luitra!ten oss
rem 20 600
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-18
6erfunit uno Seoeutuus oes
Namens Der Stabt Gahel.
Bon proieHor 9r. &. g tubl,
Wiir3burg.

ghaiIafldl Jieien tldngDpllen Tdz
men fubrts Der a0nigsbof aonraos css
5raHtsn, aus oem iid am 5uBs oss
6abi6tspaloss bic bsiIiihe Gunossz
bauptitaot i'm 2aufe Der Sa6rbunoerte
gu iolhsr praht uno GrObs sntipldeIt
pot. Wenn i.mals, 10 1T ss beute. do
mir pas iauisnoidbrige Subslfsit Gaiz
I.ls bsesku, am plase, nab Der Ser
iunit uno bem Derbprssnsn Sinn. oes
Hamsns gu fraesn.
Wobl mitbeitimmt ourh ben frsuhs
artieen Slang, brn5ts man Jpn mi.
oem r0miiten Dorts eaiteuum in gu
iammenbnHe. uno oieieEigsn, Die Die
Str.ibung goH.l anftatt aafsl BE-
porsugsn, idsinen aud heuie nod bisfs
6erIeiiuns fir Die rittiee gu batter.
rCenn bab Druius uno 5iberius eir.
3.it lang ihre S<rrf6aft 10 nett aug
gsbebnt bdbeu. bari jsst uls nusg.=
maht gelten." bsmertt 20. arnolo, inz
Dem CT bi.ier 9eu.uug beipflintet.
aflsin 10 lpenie oieis tur5lsbige r0z
mifts 5errf6aft Iber bas ghattsns
lamb. Der bic 5sutoburssr SdIatt
ben SobesitoB perfeBts. 3u bsspsifsln
III. 10 ipenis rpia Is uns in ben Siuu.
ooB bic ftol3en. reiIsnriustragsnoen
Gbattsn. bic 9Ortdmpfer oeutfas-
Syrsiheit, bas Oentmal ibrer Shma6.
Das rOmiite Raitsu, psun ss le iuz
mittsn ibres aanoes Iib erhob. md
oem SturSe Der 5remoberri6aft nicht
BLOB b1tten beitebsn IaHen, ionoerV
nab ibm benz Srts ben Ramen pers
Itehen. 8iel beiIer nil uns oa :.
9rimms 8srmutbung beoiinten, her.
ben Wameu gaHels nit benz Der Gbat-
ten in gerbinoune brinseno, ibn als
Gbattsnburs psutet. 9isis 8srmuz
tbung sinssknotr 5u besriinoeu. 1T Der
I3iped folssnoer 3tilen.
RAD elmer Isbr pahriheinlihen 4ns
nabme 8. BON pfiiiers ihiso fid Der
Stamm Der Ghatt.n ieit urulter 3.ii
in 3rpei bauptidtii6e Sippen: oeHen
uno got.en. Die leBieren hattsn ibr.
lli.it. Seimatb i'm Sbsr Qahnaau,
po Der Rams Der Grafidaft gattens
berq nod Rute an lie srinnsrt. 8p1
bort mogen auh Die 8atapsn ausgc:
panosrt isin. bon oenen CACTUS BE-
ri6tst, oaB iie Elm tattiiter Iussun
aeneien isien. Heben ibnsu lppbntsn
auI Der Rb,ininisl Die ganninsfa:sr,
elm Rdme, Der pieoer auf ben Der
ghatten, ipie mir ipater ieben ipereen
Suriitfiibrt. Giir beio. Stdmms 81.
iammen iheiut in pen3eitsn berRom.l
Der Rame Gbattnarii eesoIteH 81 bcs
ben. Spdtsr sriheint bierTiir ii.
Shrsibuns 6etpdr.n tim Beofpuifs.
liebe) uno 6d5soaren, gleitpis iii,
gattpdrsn bic Shrsibuns gassoarsH
porliest. 60 tommt aud lonit ~,
Rame Der gatten nit perihebenew
3abnlouie Omit B uuo ID Dor. llrt
msrtrpiiroiger gsiIs: $40 gdti.g
8sttsn. 8aHen, geHen Iieosltsn, lie.
BEN iih in Der Regel audi aatten, Dat
ten. aaBsn. Deii.n ooer Safisn niebsr
ginise geiipiele mosen bieie Sbatiah'
beleutien.
Weitlih BON Meiningen liest oos
Dorf gettenbouien. nproIid bon Die
lem Sber= uno ltn.ertaB, ienieits Del
6otn Rhon 8atten uno Der 9atseH
ifeiu bel 5iloers.
8ei Rieoer 9anpern an Der 9ein
| finoen iih Der 5ottenrOer air6s Be
nahbart bic WeiIer geiIenhauIsn uni
9efenau.
Bel 4ihaffenburs hinDisbsrun
6eHentbdl unb Obers unb StraBs 9ei
ienbad. SIN Sbenpaioe unlpeit nis
len Ortsnamen init Gasena Elm 5eB
lo4, 3<ienlo6e.
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9d9Ii@er marftteridt. I.

cincinnati. II. Cfiobsr 1918.
His ns4fclsenben luesirunsen besishsa
n6 Hur sMi gnsroS- Iransotsionsn. Del
aetMeren 0eiddf ten usrbsn etuaS tbtsrs
pysiis bsYe&net
Brspifionen
Ter Ksrft mar ruAia, Srsiis Netia.
GAmaI3. - priHa Stesm 5000 -
1880 4. sb.
1SodenssfsIseneS HIeifa. ~
Rertt kesio. - Gtort clear Ssiien l3h-
1895. fterf@iyveHieiten 131--12ks, eytra
flert deer SeiteH l2L-l3Kr. S6uifryn
li-1l4f. Bellies lSK-l8Ar !ofs lnb
Ke Rehr p.rpadt.
Bsecn.--Rarst hetie. - Stert dear
Geiten isK-1sHe. turae saippenieiien is4
l3Ke, syfra fbcrt dear Seifen f0k-fSks,
66ulisrR ~ = i34e unb Bellies lAA--
1se tois nnb NJ per Hiuns msbY psyss6t.
sugar Cursd.DleifA. - Mssft N itetis
- e@insen 16H-i9e. 8ienie S&ultern
1SH IL. 1reaifsfi 0aeon ~ - soc
Gduiteru l8K --l4c, Nsp Doyf Gnf oAul.
tern i3k-l4s. srs4ens Ossi.S S4inisa es4.oo
.-3S.OO.
eatseSB9ertss GIeifd.-Warst
ketie. S4infsn IAN - f5e. 4ifnie Gdut.
tern 10H-l0Ae, Bellies 17--l7He, Soul.
tern II .iixs Rss Dcyf Gun GAultera
11--flAe.
Srifues 3fsifA. - eAinten 49,
1876. D.cnie S@uitern o--0Ke, Sdul.
tern 9-oSe. isort RippenisiteR oA--i0Ht.
iesrt dear Geitsn l0-f04e, sytys lhcri
eeiten sA i0Ke Usllies i4--l6xe pei
1fuRb.
MetIunb 0etreite.
NsbI.-- .4inter 8atens e4.25 - A.bO
0intsr 6saes o8.o0-A.i5. HiRter 10.
Min e3.20- S.50. Gytra e8.00--8.i6, sr.
sin6res e1.76--3.o6. 61rtey @ei5en 8ateni
ea75--S.o0, %. foneh os.s6- AS. bo. &c.
Milr e3.5O- S.7S; NeansnMeti. usrbwetl lid
eemuidteS Al.76-8e0, re,HeS Ctr eli0--
l.9O. aesnsAtsS eaS0--4.IO per Dbl.
0st1em -Warit pitlioer. 30. gotAel
0intsr 08--ole. Ro. DO. 0l--92e; Rp.
scthey S8--0ie Dsy o.
he II 6forHs-Warft EnAia unb i6wa4
Ro. meiteS 70k-7le, No. 5 pei6eS 10
70Ke, 30. ! psibeS 66 3 80 ke.yeo. . 28elbei
0k-7lf, Rp. : DO. 7D--70He, ,Nc.4 DO. Gs y
-svt5e. No. > osmiftteS 70 0-701ze. 80. 3 DO
- X--7Oe, 30. 4 %. Is -- ~, nsi6eS 4oi
beatnsn To- 12e. oelbes DO. 7l-71e. eeMiid
to %. 79-7ss per 6R.-9 9sytauft purbeH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-18
Metau. .Wartt.

Rsu Dori. II. Ef.pber.
3uSfer mar hsute feit. - STANDARD su
$3.50; Glecirolptit su ;2ais 3u
t16.sT-f7.o0; eating ~ 31e.s7-1S.75.
8iuH III pluig gu t40.25-40.75.
6iei rubis gu t4s0.
epelser n piIis Ju e5.40-5.50
Gifen.-Rar.t rahis unh uuperdnoert.
go. | Rorthern 3l6.O0-1e.b0,N ,No. . Rorthern
e1b.75-16.25. Ru. SoufAern $3.50
1900, SO. Sou,btrH loft e15.50-1e.0o
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et.'' {. ]1lurraQtCo. i.'';: s..':
BIC Union Srnit-UebGuSe.

lit. Sn ben Ramen Der dattifder
Ganntnefaten lit baesqen Der 3abn.1ut
ausgegliben. aant aber itebt i'm abs
lautoerbdltnib 81 ainb, befIen alter.
geoentung Hahtommenf6aft, ,Stamm,
Bolt mar. ggl Das lateinlf6e qsns,
Stamm GENT. eSn bem 4ufTabe Die
5ertunft oes Dortes 5anfe unb Isins
ge5iebung 3u oem Vamen Der 6aifen
(Giebener JamiIienbldtter, go. 10.
Sabrgdng 1912 babe t6 ge3sigt, but
I'm 4itoeutlhen bic Wortformen San.
81, 9dn3e, 8en3e, Sang in benz 1leis
den Stnne Dor elmer @efammtRit,
0an3beit gebraudt ipsroen uno aus
oiefen Die 5ormen 6dnie oDer 6anse.
5enfe, 5en5e, 6dns, dHqelfd6fif1;
9os (@efeufhaft, S6ar), burd Der
idiebung oes anlauts entltanben iino.
gBle alio bic 8asz ODER @bdsnareu
uin. Die Stammespe9rmounen, 10 be-
3ethnet Gbafalla, Gafel, ben Starz
mess4lab, fpobin Der Stamm, Die 9es
ianmtbeit in ftiirmti6en 3eiten mil
QBeib unb aino, bem 8ieb unb Der
fabrenDen 6abe iit fliihtete, no er iitl
3uidmmenfono gum Ding uno 3u Sc
rEtt, no er in bem Sbdttsn Des gott=
9eipet6ten 6dtnes, oes 6abidtspoloes
jenes gebetmuibpoQs gtpas perebrte,
fas er nur in frpntmer Qnboht lQuIh=
te. Die 9uter ooer 0ogte unb Rubs
nleber bes Qia6S, pes beiligen auftz
puloes oes Stammes dbsr paren bic
Jiiriten. 60 finben mir oenn audi 3a
QnFang bes 3ebnteu Sabr6unoerts in!
8eftBe bes uralten Stammesbeilig.
thums bas erIau6te ddtti'de Serrz
iherge'hle6t Der &onraoiHer ooer
lpdter iogenannten Salier.
4ls PrDbe fir Die Hihtigtsit Der
8eutung oes Ramens Der GbatteE
mag Die bes 3piQingsnamens oieIes,
bes Ramens Der 8dtten bienen. QDie
| jener auf 8ant, in ben Wtunpurten
| aud Sent-aino, Rahtommenihdft,
Stamm, 10 fii6rt bisIer, inosn qleihs
/ faQs Der Raiul bor bem 3abnlaute uuz
teroriidt tporosn lit, auf sinen unoersE
4usorud fir BEN 9eertfT Der 4abeit
oosr 0eiammtbeit 5uriid, ndmlih
gdno, friiber ouh 9ant obsr Yant a.
f6rieben, Dorunter man ben glu.ss
ooer Stommesperbano perftanb. SIN
WiittelaIter ipra6 man bon Yanitdoz
ten, in benen Yunttaioinee dbgebulteN
purben. cSm 9rrehi16en bient oies
les Wort gum 4usorud Der an ober
9elammtbeit glei6 oem oeutIheu
san5. Dis bieies in Der entitenteu,
munoartlihen 5orm nit benz Borte
INlab perbunben Den Nunen Der Stap.
9baiIaua, galiel, ereebeu bat, 10 1T
I'M 9ris6iiaen Die idnddIte 5orm
bon pant gang, al, nit Der grie6ii9eu
Gntipre6ung Des urgermantIhenQus,
oruds Qlab, nit ole, oil gu pto.es,
ptolis (bei 6omer) Derpadien rne
oaraus oann Die gemsingrte6tfhe Be-
nennung bes Staotftaatss polls gss
poroen.
| 2lus beiligen Sann= obsr Stammesz
oluben fino 5umeiit fopobI unIere tpis
bic Stdote Der 5ellensn bsroorgegans
gen. Gin tlaiItfhes geiipisl siir bieis
5batiate lit GAuHula, oas beutigs
gaiIel.
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Gkieaao, Cftober 1918.

GAneiRe. -2ei4ie S7.75 - S.35, e..
Kif6te 17.S0--e.A5. f4nere $7.To-8.45.
rauhe 47.70 - 7.85, Jerfel $4.75 - 7.75.
Narft fdwad unb meiiteus 5-l0c ME.
origer.
KinbbieA.-BeeneB e6.s0-9.55, TeraS
Gtiere e6.S0-7.90, rpeftlihe Stiere 48.30--
$40, Stoders unb 1eeoerS e525 - 1855,
&ibe unb peifers t8.50-s.30. Rdlber 800
--10.75. Warft langiam uHo ftetig.
S@afe Gdmmer. -Shafe: Gin.
SeiHif4e @S.85-5.00. Jdbriinae $5.00--s00
9dmner: Ginteimif4e e6.75-7.10. Wartt
hetis.
8ufutr. - S4weiue $4,000, Rinbpieb
1000, S6afe unb 2dmmer 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-18
Nasmdrtiae Wsdrlte.
Rsp NorL II. cttober.

Nelf. - Ter Nsrst mar iaum itetis.-.
Gprino 9atent 34.3O-4-5O. 0iuter SfraietsS
el-10--4-2O. x1inter 4atentS ~ 40-4.0O,
Spring eissrS el.OO-4.20. Gytra 0inter
10. o1-H6-&75, G1tro DO. Ro. . e1.16
k60 eenfsS &traiette oA.10-k-30.
kseesHmsbl ianm hetiG = Ssss til
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Wieb mdrtte.

Gtnetuua'i II. Citober 1919
9uiubr unb 8srauot pdbrenb Der per.
hcRenen ~ SiuHben, rerslihen nit ben
sorbereebenben 1asen, waren pie folst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-18
OessoesD 4uI1ssa.
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OOh DsssS - usyssN " Ws~ UeS6
oefb .sH eall@ wurbe ~ 34--3K& aus
osfisten uno ihloB su 3K&.
Yrima 0efndftspapisrs isnrben Sn 54 -
- biSsoHtiyt.
Gteriina Gr4aHge In itstig. -
ci4t az 44.S5h unb Gommereial su $4.s0zS
<B1.
Bnnbess Dbttsationsn uaren Re.
hG uub pnTbsH ME felgt qnotiri:
Ser. Gtaaten Wefunoiruns . S5k--97,
~ yegihrirfe 10S4 -l10K. GSupoHS 1893
-If0H, ~ regiftrirte l02 q LOS, Coupons
l094 - i0S, YaHama 5sssiItsrsb ~ S5
geb.. DO. 81, 99--100.
Aftienmarft. anianas mar Der
Warft i4uad, bod erholte lif berfefbe balo
wieoer. Epdttr trat abermaIs eine Reaitipn
Elm. bod ItoHoen bic SdbluBuotirungeu IN
ben nctfien 5ailen iiber oeneH BON geiterH.
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Tis llmidte i'm hieiisen Glearinebexfs
beIieisn ft4 beafe auf e4.7S1, 900.
ssiai.esssstsstss.
eiHe. Gas nnb Cine. Strabenbat Hftien
DaftH bic ein5igen Hapiere, icsihe etmas
Seben seiotsu. 7sr WaYft Inn Nuaemeinen
war ilaa. Derfoait wuroen
- sss oesta
riyst Call.
aitten Qineianat Gas & electric "a
8 oo. to. bo. rs
AftieH Cine. 4 z. Bea Telephone 100
BY NsfisH Cine. Strest Rp ....... I07H
~ 90. DO. 1OS
II Do. DO. f0sK
second Car
Is Altien Columbus @as pfo S3s<
Aftis Hroeter d GBomble $50
IN ssfsssa Ssassss.
100 NftsH Qine. Ssreet Nu f0sH
Wadffebenbe Hsbene BON I'm hiefsen
Norti befinoii6eH Bombs unb Kitten aisbt
be effsSieaen HuefirunasM an
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Aio.fcn cont. A.. s1k DIN 3af. ecHo. .bg... Is
ufAifcu erub ts... 1o0k Rat. y. .ef Wsfx ~. 20
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G0itim q Cn.e Ar UGst D. a. b<b. ST.. Sosf
eaistm C6tc 3N SoK ~ ne. 10 90 .siSs 10
0yoeH IT eb lr.. ssst gcsf ~ con. a.. St'f
Gsnt of @eoyesa 81 issN n. 4 ~ %. a.. ...Ios
gsntrai aent6sr 81. slA Tcrfe. 1drtite a.. N
9Ssiop. q C. IHr.. 70 acrfe. Dneifie ST.. q
4 "a esssr AK@... TsA D. G g. ysne I-... as<
gblc Ut SHr... IN 8snH. % 81 tisib). sTst
90 q. 4 q, I. a.. ~ psurs- ecH- Ar......lsc
d 81 o. GER a.. WA< @eaotnp asn. d.. cav
GW Se, 4a.sNr iook sig GS a. "a Ar. ssx
GRN. SQae cot IL. Dk etc kS.H, ST.. sSk
& "a 4 kNac ria. .tr- 70 Ste az G.fon 4r. 70
6 &C ref ART AR. siH seab Mir aire a.. 7Sx
Gel A6ub % kr.. ~ seaf6 4ae. col. As. M
3 ~ ID rss 5x TN South Toe. q. A.. 80
GtIfifIers gr sen Gcuf1 Zoe 4 ref. ks q
erts briex Hen A.. ~ ecHte Notlwdc or.- les v
eyts csu. lr...,.. 70 gcafe 80 gen. Dr.. e
eris al e ZEN e. 10 ltiricn Hneistc sr.. 81
M Sent ref AZ. ses. untrHN NGdtts - ~. 20
ssnier1oyp197ef Ar ytk I'm 1ac. 4 n rsf e.. sik
Snf .1esre Waar. Az 81 U. 3. Hubber er. .ie1ss
S0p0n lkr..... Ssssu O. etsef O. 81 So
Rant CD D. ref 81. Ssx N'ys. q. gbs m 81. sS.<
e O. kse 4rffofS).. sen Mdt. Ia. syf <s... ~
9. q. I'm. Ar...... ST. Mefsern @qb. lr..-. TN
q. = . fsy 1 Ar. - l0etinah vi. %. 81. 81
M.Nk1sy. etn ~ ssh isis. Central Ar.... @h
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0ol,s WeIOusarst.
GiNtiNNet.. if. pftstes ieiA.

tWNsWWSt2 Ass 0kA0w<S AUA0s
~ ts1te mar bic NaMfroae mad Eas-
le1ss naE ndhie. bcA III 6slb intn,er nod,
ietr fen. Wdb III omar nidit risbr
70 fsf aiS au Mnfong Der Ncde, bod
limb Die 0tnSroten nnuerdnbeyt gebIieben.
Tdrfe9eM ON eal- wurDen BON ben Wnnsen
~ ~ ansgeiiebea anb WefHdftspapiere
ebenf6aS 3m 6A bislcntirt. Tie Railer
ploeiSten 8riuct.Qapitol ron saa" unb auf
Seit - 6K-6&.
sSeAtst ssf NsS Dsst
Uusosn an Zoe 7isionto per $1,000 amiidhen
BsHten uersauft. 7ie Gcunterrats betrdet
sUr 4rdmis per ti00y.
EsAfd ess enssss.
lnb f6uo9. die isfsenben CnstiraReea
iinD 81 beri6ten:
1onbon. 9 Tase gi6t, 4l.ssA per &: 20
xe8e Gi4t, A.s21 per & VoriS,
S1ass Gi4t, 5i5 1rones per e100; 90 1aee
ei4f, SIS GraH1s Der el00; far Ieutfd dIaRb.
Z fage Simt Marf S5K-06A, DO. %
xege Etdt, o4K-04Hc.
Totnmtntars 0illS ouf gonbon wurbeR
~ N.SON, naf 0lossow % el.s0h unb amf
belfoit ~ $4-S0M uerfauft.
Usasss.r tgisansssx.
fuhiH unh ffSf1A His IAnvesn a,.ats,. =
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Simmer. .---Gxtra t7.25, quite bis auserIe=
fene es.s0--T15, orbiHare bsS CUTE 5000
$50.
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cincinnati. II. cnober 1918.
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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13

II is easy to demand inLerven- tion in Mexico, but it would be a long job to intervene successfully.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13
By Practicing Economy You Can
 Buy Future Independence.

Every time you practlr" ecnn- lumN, whether in the purchase of a spool of cotton at a penny less than usual. or in the buying of home at the right time and in ,thr right place. you are huNlng independence for yourself.
 Save a penny here and dollar there and the foundation for your future independence will be safe ly laid.
 One of the best and quickest ways to secure independence through economy is to read the advertisements in the Prospector every day. They tell you how to get the full value for your money, when you can buy most economi- cally, where you can secure the things you need al the lowest prices.
 Follow the advertisements in the Prospector carefully and con- stantly so you will be able to- purchase everything you buy most economically.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13

II was a bright policeman who [ iru d message to In" leg 'f one of lot of stolen pigeons and luusrd il to find it's. owner. Per- hapS experience With stool pIG- cons is ruiiraliNe, after all.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13
GOVERNOR WALTER CLARK
 TENDERS RESIGNATION

Governor Walter Clark has rendered his resignation as gov ernor of the Territory of Alaska. The resignation was sent from Juneau on the 5lh of March and is to take effect as soon as the president appoints a successor.
 The contest for the presidency of the upper house in the terri tOrial legislature was only set tied after more than 50 ballots had been taken by the senators. Ray started with four votes and five were necessary for a choice. The four were Ray, Willard, Tan nrr and Tripp, and on the second day of the balIoting Senator Ro- den, of Iditarud. changed his vote tn Ray and the latter then received the nnminatl ion.
 The contest for the speaker ship of he lower house was be- tween IngrrSnII. of krtchlkan, with :. and Collins. of Dome. with IS. Nine was required for choice. and finally after many ballots be- ing taken Collins received the necessary number and was elect p,I
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13
Child Crenated.

The three-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith was burned to death at SkagWay re- gently when their home was de- stroyed by tire., Mr. Smith, who is employed at the carshops, had risen early, breakfasted and gone to work at : o'clock. Shortly af- tier that hour Mrs. Smith was awakened by the fire. She hastily got out their l-year-old son, but was unable to reach her little daughter, whose charrcd body was not recovered for nearly an hour. The Smith are very popular al Skagway and great sorrow is eX- pressed at their terrible atflir- tiOn.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The separator is an essential. If is just as necessary tn fiji a collar to horse as II Is To fit a shoe t0 the foot.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13

lOIlR ,JOD lO lIlltIFCIlC SuN CCN9i uliS' .
 Great auks' eggs sold for Sl,- I25 each last year, but are HOW down to $500. And yet some pro- pie say that the housewives cru sadrS didn't accomplish anything.
 A Swedish girl fell asleep at the age of ii, and didn't wake up till she was i6. It's a good thing she did before she rI"lgrat- ed. We have enough trouble with that kind of help.
 A Cornell professor dcrlarrS that he "rIinging vine" type of woman is passing, while New York judge denies the plea nf a man who wants to enioin his wife from beating him.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13

the list of men who contributed tu the expense of Colonel Eoose- vrlt's African hunting trip. For
 he last year OF more Senatur Root has been acting as though he had contributed to the GOlOnel' < hunting trip with the hope that a lion would eat him.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13
MARCH I3. 1915.
CURE FOR ExTRAVAGANCE.

After all there is a 9r"a' deal of nonsense spoken. written ana printed concerning rNtraNagalirr in the expenditures of the 1tdrr- all government. When the Rrpub- IicanS are in power in congress- the Democrats pratr about "N- iravapancr and tell the people that when they get into power all this will end and every de- Dartmcnt of government Will he placed upon an economy basis.
 All the tinre they are talking economy and denouncing cXtraV- agance it is to be noted that cN- cry Democrataic congressman puts in full time grabbing for appropriations that may do their constituents and incidentally themselves some good. Today with tha Democrats on top we are hearing great deal concern ing Democratic extravaganza III expenditures while Republicans who are talking the most are busily engaged grabbing appro- priations for any old thing and kicking because they cannot get more.
 Despite talk of extravaganza and of economy it s ems t'' be huge game of grab, and the worst of it is that the average member does not wish to be eXtravagant. He wants to get something for his people and he naturally ob- ,jdcts to giving the other fellow all that he asks. It is economy because needed when you ask for an appropriation, but it is rank eXtraVagance when the other frl- low asks for something else.
 With hardly an exception. tn" average congressman. whether he be a Republican or a Democrat, wishes to avoid rXtrava2ance be- cause extravagance is a poor p"- lilical asset. He wishes to prar- tice economy in government and if he fails il is because of lG- norance of conditions rather than because of design.
 In the majority of nations of Europe budget showing the probable revenues and an rsti- mate of possible expenditures is sent to the lrgis i've body at the beginning of each session. Through the budget system the legislators are fully advised as 10 just what revenues may be rX- pected with which to carry on the operatiu ions of the government, and they are fully advised as to the needs of the several depart ments in order that they may be properly conducted. It is then easy to ascertain just how much money will be available for all purposes, and consequently the legislator with a full knowledge of the facts and with his eyes open, may weigh expenses that are unavoidable with revenues that may be reasonably expected, and then he is in position to cut his garment to fit the cloth.
 President Taft, among tue nu- merous and very admirable rec concentrations which he has made to congress during the past four years, never presented on' so meritOriOus as this one urg- ing the inauguration of the bud get system in the operation of the government. His plan is one that will put the government up on a basis so far as apprOprla- tions are concerned. and with the plan worked out we will b" able to avoid the constantly recurring eras of extravaganza" and to bring about the rule of lru" "rnn- omy in gOvernmental "Nprndi-
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13

According to the bureau of education most of the rural ped agogues are unskilled, and we may now expect a crop of little red-headed school teachers to match the little red school houses.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13

\ Los Angeles physician has ordered an operation on the brain of man who persists in stealing bicycles. We should think an operation on the mans legs would more certainly effect a cure
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13

A Chicago woman says when her husband stays out all night. she simply refuses to get break fast for him. He shoul(m't t worry. A man who stays out all night couldn't eat breakfast if he had it..
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13

colored person who used to sit on the safety valve of a Mississippi river steamer.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-03-13

Woman experts who tell how to prepare a meal for six persons for i2 cents are bringing unhap- piness to many a poor housewife who is doing the best she can on the money her husband hands to her.