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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27
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jitnger M1nner, bic i'm eriten Jnnf'
| tel oes 10. Jabrbunberts aus Der
9tdbe Bottoms ail eine bertide Uni
nerfitdt 5oa. einer inter ibnen Dar
George Gifnor, Der biernad ber Si.
itDrifer ber ipaniiden 2iteratur uiiS
Der antor bes nod beiite belten Dlt.
DIES iiber oieies gbetna wuroe. Ger
apeite tpar George Bancroft, Der Der
Derfaiier Der @eididte Der 8ereinig.
tn Staaten urlb ip1ter amerifanii6er
gotidafter in Berlin tpirbe. Der
Dritie mar 6reoerif s. Seoge, Der
Yrofeiior beutider Siteratur an Der
&arparb llnineriit1t purbe. Sic Sc.
itre6ten iid, Die er5ieberiiden SSniti.
tutioncn 9elitiblanbs 5u itu6ieren,
in Der Soffnung, ipertbDoaen Samen
unb 5riidte beiunudrts 5u tragen.
llno mas beiniten iie nidt aaes einl
9ie 8ielfdltigfeit pon Biiien, bic
an ben beutifen uniberiitdten in Die
len friiben 3eiten 5u erlangen mar,
iuar ibnen etpas Staunenipertbes,
unbeibreiblid reid ilnD maitnigfa6;
5uoem 5eigten iie 5u gleiher 3eit
Dem amerifaner iene cole beitiGe
8olitit afaoemiider Greibeit, elmer
,Sreibeit, Die Dem Stll0enten nie Dem
2ebrer i'm gleid)en Mab galt."
.Senen Nonieren bon Neu gnJ,
lanb lit nun elm grober Strom aule'
rifaniider ssSiinglinge gefolgt, pelde
birriiber5ogen, Inn an ben oeitti6en
uniperiitdten jene grfabrung OF
pergrobern, neue geOba6tungen 3u
MAIDEN, bic 2ebren Der Biiieni6aft
aiifsunebmeu, 5u lernen, tief, griino.
LID un6 i6arf gu oenfen. limb oieier
Strom lit riidrparts iiber infer gan.
5es ameritaniides Seimatblnnb &C.
floiien unb bot es nit beutifent
Oenfen un6 oeliti6er Wtetbooe be.
furdtet.
limb &eie MGnner, bic na6 Eau.
ien6cn sdblen, baben nod elm slnoe-
res Don Detti6Ianb nod Sauie &c.
braf)t, nGmIib ben @eiit iDiiien-
Jorif)ling, Der jest in Der
glei6en Wetbcoe uno i'm gIeiden
@eiite auf allen @ebieten Oes gSii-
lens 5iir gnttpideIung fonrntt. 9e.
oenfen mir, iuelff cine inteIleftueQe
9abe 0eiltid,lano bierrnit amerifa
oargeboten batl amerifa idltloet
Delttiblano besbalb mebr, ais alien
auoeren 9dnnern, neil Der llmfang
oeitiber Soridung GROCER uno brei.
ter 1T, als Der in irgeno einem Der
anoeren 2Gioer iidJtbar geiporoene.
ygs giebt nod elm Deiteres 8ano.
bas 9eliti6lano ilnb glmerifa Der.
einist uno einnal, ipie i6 CLAUDE, in
cine pbraie praftiid)er @reiibarfeit
treten tpirb. 9ie teutoniifen Bol.
Ter Iegeu einen boberen @ertb auf
@abrbett in Me6e. gebanfen unot
SaubIuns als irseub peIfe anberc
06lfer :. iie Iieben Wabrbeit, inbcn
iie, iperben nm iie, tie ahten ben
Der felbit 3ii ieinen eigener
Shaben iuabr fprift uno banoelt. "
sd bebaupte: bier lit ein Der.
gefltnbeit, eine pirfli.
DE @Ieidbeit pom @eiit, cine @emem.
iaiHfeit BON Singabe, Don gerebrung
inter ben telltoniiden 8olfern."
alfo Rrab gliot unb oieie @prte
Der Suiamreugeb6rigfeit almerifas
Itub OelItitlarlo mogen iib geraoe
Die gefagt iein Iaiien, bic iie ourb
2iisen 5,, bintertreibeu iu.
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-27
amsipdrtise Wsarfte
Rem gOrt. 2e. glusuit.

Wlebl. g,reiie b0ber gsbalten.
sRoggenmebl. .-Martt fart. s5air
Bis sutes $5.25-5.45; auserleienes
bis fancp $3.50 -5.85.
Waismebl. - WSdrtt feIt. syeines
ipeibes unb geibes $1.90-1.95, raus
| bes $1.85-1.90; tiIn brieb $4.45 -
Ats.
Rogsen.- -Ularft fart. go. 2 pelts
lider SOC nonlineQ {. |. +.
Gerite.-Wartt feit. gleue Ulal5s
@erite 6778e {. |. (. Buffalo.
Weisen.-Martt fart. yleuer go.
2 rptber $1.181 i'm elepator, neuer
go. 2 barter $L13a; nsuer glo. l
ylortbern DULUTH $1.26 unb go. 1
Yortbern WlanitOba $1.26a. ale nos
mineq.
WeIi4tcrn.-gSartt fart. SO. 2
seIbes 924c {. 1. (. Bel Nnfilnft. Stritt
prima arsentinii9es 92e abssIiefrt.
5afer. = Martt fart. Stanburb
ipeiber 54-54Ac, SO. 8 53A A-54c,
fanep gebuliter fDeiBer ooe-o6ac.
Seu.-Wlartt felt.
SOpfen.- Wartt itetig.
Sdute. Warit itetis.
2soer.--Wtarft ief.
port.- Marft feit.
9xf.-W unseressn.
S9maI3. Rortt feit. Mibble Weif
3 IS d i1.t0.sR 7S,5 f 2
$10.40 - 1880. Raffinirtss fef.
COMPOUND feit gu 8a-8ae.
Sala. -Wartt feit.
Wolls.-Uenrft itetig.
Sar5.-Nartt rubig.
Serpentin. - Wtarit rubig.
WoIaHes. - Wdrtt itetis.
3uder. Roter itetis; WolaIes S.
lie; Centrifugal 5.76c. Raffinirtsr
itetig.
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gbtcaao, 26. 9luauit.

Sdipeine. 3ufubr 25,O0O. preiE.
tiisbriger. Gsi9te $8.85-a32t, gss
mil9te $S.65-9.32a, i9mere $8.45
-9.20. rduhe $8.45-s.65. Gertel
$6.00-S.50.
gainbpieb. 3ufu6r 5000. preils
bober. 8eebes $6.70-10.65, Gtiers
$6.25-9.40. Gtoders unb s5eebers
$5.35--8.10, Giibe unb 5eifsrs $3.50
9.25. Rdlber $7.50-11.
S1dfe. - 3ufubn $4,000. Wlartt
itstig. Shafe $4.80-5.s0. SGbrlings
S5.70-6.70; Qdmmer $6.25-8.OO.
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| $2.00-2.75 per gbi.; ;y!emiib Beautb
$2.00-2.25 BET Bbl.; Clap Taporites
$2.OO-2.25 per Bbl.; Bel $1.00--
$50 per 8bl.; tin6einitfHs 9arpeit
SOC Bic $1.25 per Bu.
pfIaumen. - Damion $1.25--
1.50 per Bu.
2ndermeIonen. Jnbidnd
35-4Oc per aorb unb $1.W-1.25
pc. Gtanbarb Crate.
WnffermeIontn frerben 5ii
5000 r.- 100 Stiid serfduft.
Rartoffeln. @inheimiihs
no. 1 $2.25--2.50, glo. 2 $1.25 -
1.50 per Bbl., gobblers 1880 per
9u.
Rraut.-Warit rubis. giubeis
mifdes $1.50-L75 per 8bl.
3pie ginbeimiIde ireibe
$4.00 - 4.50, gelbe $3.50-4.00 per
8bl. unb $1.15--1.25 per 9u. Weibe
$1.50-1.75 per 8u.
Grnne Bobnen - ginb<titts
fte $1.00-1.25 per 2 Blu. Cad.
erbfen - Seitlide 75c-H 90
per gu.
gurfen. Ginbeimiide 20
Csc per DubeHb. SeitIide 50-75e
per 6amper.
pidies.-15-25c per 100.
somatoss-Ginbeimiide $500
--2.50 per gu.
Rdrotten. 15-20e PET
Dubenb Biinbsl.
Motbe Rlben.- ginbsiinif&
N-25e per Dutenb giinbel.
Spinat. - Ginbetmif4er $1.OO
-1.25 per 9bl.
WeiBe Ribem- $2.5o-2.75
per Bbl.
2anbprobufte
Seu. go. / 5imot6n $19.75--
20.0O, go. 2 Simotbp $17.75-18.
SO. 3 DO. $15.75- 1000. 8les: No. /
gemii9ter $3.50 - 1875, go. 2
$16.50-16.75 per 9onne. SO. l plee
$3.50, go. 2 $17.50; 4lfalfa $17.50
-22.50 per Sonne.
mHbTenfutt.r IN fi.tis. aleis
$25.00--26.0O, Mibbling srobe $28
- $3.50, bo. fsines $29.0 90 5000,
semiidtss Gutter $26.50 27.00.
Sdmereien. - Wortt ifettg.
GIsefaamen $7.50-9.00 auf bem Ges
leiIe unb $9.00-10.00 per 8u. bonn
Gtore. 1imotbp $2.25-2.60 auf bem
GkIeiie uno $2.75-3.10 per 8u, bonn
Gtore. guhpeis.n $50. TIa@s.
famen $1.40 per Blu. pom Giore.
Dtrf9iebenel
OeIe.-Warft ftetig. 2ein1l TO.
bes 6Oe per Gallone IN partim bon
8 H6I. Gsio&tes 1e mebr. go. /
qarbSl 60c; Cotton Geeb Del rafff'
nirtes SEC per @allone. Serpentin 54e
per galone in partien uon 1-5
Barrels. petrpIeum. Sbio Carbon
120 Grab 9Ae, DO. $50 Ordb 105e,
6eabIiahi 175 Grab 12e. gropn
GafoIin zoe, Rapbta 16c Der GolIone
In pdrtien BON 1--6 Bbls.
GaIs.-Der marit if rubis. Sbio
RiDer $1.20, Tli4igan unb afron
$1.14 per Bbf. Don 2s0 pfunb.
Sals itetig. = prima Gitp 63-I
65e. bp. gountrp 81 -6le per pfunb.
RobIen.-Warit rubis. Dough-
biogAenh $3.50-3.75, RuB unb Slad
$2.25. aanapba Stidfoblsn $3.50
3.75. RuB unb Glad $2.25 - 2-35
per Sonne obseIiefert. Rnuhlofe
6tii1ioblen $4.75e, antbraeite $7.U
per aonne absslieFert. Cote iofih
20 % 70 "a 80. 6....~ ~y~~IS.E>-l
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gbieaso, %. glusuit-

GbicasO, %. atnswit.
Dsiasn.-Jiir Septsmber $1.o4-
1.10t, am Gdfub $1.08s; fiir De-
ssmbsr $1.08-1.15. a mSdlub ST.
13t; fir Mai S1.14s-1.21s, ON
Sdlub $1.19s.
mslf9forn. = Sir September 800
-824c, ON s9lub S2e; fiji 0eSsms
Der 714-73tc. am G1lub 724e.
5afer.-Siir September 47-483c.
am SdIub 48ae; fir DECEMBER 40
51fe. am SdluB 504c.
Hoggen. 298e.
@erfte 64-75e.
simotbp. = September S6.10 =
$50.
Rleedmen.-Sttober $3.50.
BORT. - Refine Auotirunsen. Siir
September $21. 1.45-21.52, amS9lub
$2L45; fir Sanuar $21.55-22.12,
am Sdlub $22.12.
Shmnl5 $10.15. - Sir September
$9.95-10.10, am Shlub $10.10;
fir Sttober $10.10-10.27, am
Sdlub $10.25. Sir Saniar 5000
-10.75, ON SdluB $10.70.
RippenIeiten $12.25--12.75. syiir
September $12.50-12.62, amSdlub
$3.50; fir Sanuar $11.15-11.37.
am @9luB S11.37.
Butter. gier. aartoffeIn unb lebens
bes Gefliigel uuperdnbtrt.
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Cincinnati. 26. 4uq

Ctnctnndtt, rs. Ntig.
De nadfolsenben Quoiirungsn be,
jihsn ii9 nur uuf Gnsrpb 9rans.
siiionen. Bet fleineret 0ei4dftes
strben etfpds b6bsrs preiis bsrsGnst.
prpptfionen.
Der Warft mar rubia. preife feif.
9 d m !. - prtnil Stean,
10.15--10.25e.
Irodenaefaf3enes Gfeif&,
Gbort clear Seiten 14--14ie, fboti
Rippenfeiten 13A-133c, ertra fbori
clear Seiien 13a-14c. G9ultern
-. Be,iss 15-154e. IoIs iinb d
mebr perpadt.
Bacon. Short clear Geiten
15s-15lc, fir3s Rippenieiten 14a
|-15e. ertrn Ibort clear Gsiien Is =.
154e, G1uItern -- unb 9ellies
6t16At loie unb 1e per pfunb
rnebr berpadt.
euaai NTeffd.
Gdinien 20-20dc, pienic Sdultern
15-15ac. 8reatfaH Bacon 20a -21c,
Sdultern 15-15se, trodene Beef
Sdinfen 28-3Oc.
GiiBaep5felies Nfeif6-
Sdinfen 17-17ic. g}ienic G6uliern
13-13ae. Bellies 17a-19c, S9uls
tern 13-13is Rem yOrt Gut b.
1916.
5rifd.s aI.ifa - edin.
ten 15a 161c, picrie Sdultern 11a
--113c, Sdultern 11a-11ac, fbort
Rippenfeiten 13-13ac. fbort clear
Seiten 13--13ac, ertra ibort Seiten
13-13ae, Bellies 16t-17ac propfo.
Webl unb @ttreibe.
Or ebl. - Winier potent $5.O5---
SIS. Minter Janep $4.70-4.95, DO.
Gamilp $4.30-4.45, Grtrd $3.85 -
405. orbindres s3.70-3.S5. 5arisr
Wsissn patsnt S $3.50, DO. fancp
$5.25-5.5O, bo.Uamilp $4.45-4.65,
Rossenmebl, norbpeitIidts semifdtes
$4.905.05, reines gitp $4.85-
5.25 per Dbl.
WeiSen - Ro. 2 rotkr Winter
$1.13-1.14, go. 3 bo. $1.12-1.13,
go. 4 rotler S1.10-1.12.
DeIf9forn. - gap. 1 ipeibes
88e. No 2 bo. 87a-Ssc, SO. 3 bo
87-87Ae. Ho. a bo. S6A-87c. Vo. 5
bo. So S61c, Ho. 6 DO. 851-86e.
Ro. gelbes SIC, glo. Q selbes 86a
&c, No. 8 bo. S6-S6Ac. No. A bo.
85aa-86e, go. s bo. 85-85ae, Ro. 8
bo. 849-85e. Ro. / semifdtss 86Ac.
No. 2 bo. s6-86ae. go. 8 bo. s5a-
86e. go. a bo. 85-85Ac. Ro. 8 bo.
84A-85e, go. 6 DO. 84-s4Ac. Weis
bss GoIbeniorn $3.50, gsIbes aols
beniorn 1886. ssmiidtss Rolbsns
Torn S7-S8e.
6afer. 30. 2 ipeiber 52--
52ac, STANDARD ipsibsr 51a-52c.
ylo. 8 tpeibe- 51--51at. SO. a ipeiber
48H-51c, 30. 2 semifhierr 81
51ac, Vo. 3 genifdter 50A--51s, Vp.
A aemiihter 4St-50Ac.
Roagen--No. 2 98- 99c, Ho. 3
96-97c, Ro. A 94-96c.
Wals. - Griibiabrs Gerfe, 80
--90c. bo. orbindre 77-81e per Blu.
Wbisfs.
Werfauft tpurbsn 1904 @bIs. Die
iiiners iiinifkD GOODS auf Der Bats
bon $1.39 per gallons.
Groeerte8.
aaffes- Marit rubis. preiie
I'm
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leidte $4.65-4.75, CUTE Bis aisers
lefene $4.25 4.65, orbindre bis fuir
$2.504.15, fGtpere Gndfe $4.00
4.W. 2Gnuner $3.50 - $50,
GuIIs $4.255.00.
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WtHoDteb. - Der Wldrtt mar
beute 3iemlib lebbaft unb bic preiie
iidrter. Stoders iparen ebenfolls in
Nahfrase unb itetis bis feit. - Mil6s
tiibe iinb itetig. Wittlsrs unb j9ipere
Stiere $780,, O4ien $3.25-6.s
80, Slsifder Stiers $5.75-7.85,
auserIsfene Bis srtra $8.OO-8.25.
SeiFers $4.75-S, seiibe $685.,
auserlefsns $6.25-6.75, Ggtra 1885
%, Gamers $3.75 Ats, Stoders
unb 5esebers $5.75-7.75, Gtodz
Settlers $3.50 - $50, Stcdsai!be
$4.50-5.50.
9uiIen. - 8si nur m1biaer
3ufubr mar Der Wdrft beute itetig bis
fart. = Wsdssrs uno IeifAe $4.75-
5.S5, Bologna $5.9O-6.65, ggtra
$6.75. fstts 9uaen $3.50 II.
adiber. - Die 3ufubr mar
beuie sismIih grub, Die Wadfrase gut
unb Der Marit fart. - Orbindre
unb srobe $5.50-10.50, fair Bis
CUTE lsihie So -10.75, Grtra $11.
g hpeine.-M bic Ra9frage
cine CUTE mar, 70 mar Der Ularit anz
fanss fart. gesen Sdlub absr tpurbe
Der Warft fhpddsr. G9pere
Stpeins $9.15 9.25, quite Bis ouss
erleiene Werpadunsss unb JIsiiher.
forten $9.259.30, prbinGre bis
allserlefene Tdipers fstie Sdus $5.75
8.25, Grtra $3.50, Gidss $4.25
2, Gytra $7.25, Ieidts DerIanbtforten
$8.50-9.30. GsrfsI BON ITO pfunb
unb ipenieer $5.50-S.25.
9 dafe unb 1dmmer.
Der Wlurft tDar beute rubig. Gmafe
blieben fistig. 2dmmer dber finb umI
10-15c' uitbxigtr. - G9ufs: Gytra
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=.
Sm tieHesn 0sfbmarfte bnt gf& bis
Gituetisn nldf psr6Hbsrt. 9ie Wa2sroas
IN Sas xasisSsn 20 on sali s"s ssroer a'V az J.
ben ben Danfen bsrtAnet unS Wsi6dIiS'
legiere ber &uHben perbea ebsnfals az 696
biefcntlrt.
Usafa sss Nas Dsss
ipurben ~ 1ge Disiontp psr e1ooe apif6eH
1antta Ssrfauft. Die Gpuxterrate beirdai
zoe 8fdniis PEI $1,000.
eEshid snf esssts
&obsIsdHpeiIungen auf gonoon wurbeH
~ o6-0s per Sfunb Sterling qustiri. Sm
Ren BORT nurbfn WehIel euf Qonbos
~ $500 per Btunb Sterlilg, auf Amifer.
eaTa ~ Az Gents per gulben uup auj
Sfsd1Olm ~ soe per atrons quotirt.
ssssse.r rsflssslsses.
rsltq nns fsiis Die Danisn sustirsn
0iniauf. Herfaui.
~ Dsnbs 1875 Gsup ..ilo i1fK
- Nsnbs. 1913. .1Ol III
sx Senes, 1854. s........ "a W
= sn:,a: ssn:s: .......... ,ss ssx sss; ,as
sfssstns essis uniate
yte umidte I'M hteigeu Gfeartngteu
bsliffen lid heuie suf el,e63, 300.
esfusItatss.
Ter Narft In 2oInlieiuritdtsu mar beHfe
lstr flan unb bic preifs waren eebradt.
Berfauft purben:
IN tss 5Ssis:
$500 Cincinnati ~ Binbnet, 1929 look
$3.50 Cincinnati ~ Shul, 1s4s. 100x
gRaHltebnpe 9abeae ron i'm hieiisen
Warft bsiisoiifm 0snbt uuo NftieH gieb.
bic off5ienen Quctirunssn an
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Oietmdrfte.

Cincinnati 26. 2tus.
3ufubr unb @erfanbt pdbrsnb Der
psrsangenen "a Stunben, perglidNn
nit ben porbersebeHbsn 2 aasen, ma.
rsn tpie foIat:
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
WORST HORSE IN THE WORLD.
Prizes Offered at Cheyenne Frontier
Days Celebration.

Cheyenne, Wyo.-The worst horse
in the world will be identified during
the Frontier days celebration which 10
to be held in this city, August 18th,
10Th, Goth and 21st. Heretofore. at
preceding Frontier days and other
western celebrations, prizes have been
offered for the worst horse" but at
the coming cowboy carnival at Chey-
enne there will be conducted the first
out-and-out contest exclusively for
bad horses. In this the determination
of relative degrees of equine cussed-
ness will not be side issue in q
rough riding contest, but will be the
issue-in-chief of contest designated
to identify the worst horse in the
world and for no other end,
Only in the West does value at
tach to bad horse, elsewhere such
an animal is worse than valueless.
But in the West-the land Of the
broncho and those dauntless riders
who subjugate the outlaw strain in
the broncho's temperament = the
worse a horses disposition the higher
his value.
Bad buckers here attain fame that
spreads through many states and
outlaws" which defy continuously
and successfully all efforts to break
their spirit are property of great val
ue. Noted riders will travel hundreds
of miles to try conclusions with such
horses as Stemler Bay, Old Steam
boat, Senator Warren, Rocking Chair.
and others of their kind: thousands
of dollars have been wagered on con-
tests between such animals and cow
boys who believe they possess the
skill and strength to break them. +.
In the worst horse" contest.
owners of outlaw bronchos will enter
their animals and provide riders for
them. The cowboys doing the riding
will be required to observe the same
rules as govern the championship
broncho busting contest, but judging
will not be Of the merits of the rider,
but Of the strength, cunning and
wickedness Of the horses. Inasmuch
as 1t is expected that the worst horse
in every state in which the broncho
thrives will be entered it we'll may be
said that the result of the contest will
be Identification of the worst horse in
the world.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
Kentucky Elk Father Of Thirteen.

Denver.-Ben Marshall, who was
among the delegates from Kentucky.
representing Frankfort, KY, lodge, No.
$50 of Elks, in place of former Secre-
tary of State II. V. McChesney, who,
at the last moment, found it impossi-
BILE to attend. Marshall, who is the
recently appointed collector of inter-
nal revenue for the Seventh district
with headquarters at Lexington, is a
typical Kentuckian, standing over six
feet in height He proudly tells of
his family Of thirteen children, all
living. He also has two married sis
ters, each of whom is the mother of
thirteen children, and brother who
has fourteen children.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
whirlpool Suggested slIeneer.


Mr.. Maxim had been working on
the development of automobile mut
flers for some time before he thought
Of silencer in connection with a
gun. In addition to this was the in.
ventor's desire to enjoy target prac.
tice without creating a disturbance.
Experiment ensued, covering couple
OF years and all kinds of valves, vents,
by-passes, expansion chambers, ETC.,
but without success. One morning
after his bath the inventor noticed
the small whirlpool over the drain
hole, the action OF which retards the
egress Of the water. 1t does not 81.
lence 1t (as this phenomenon is usu.
ally accompanied by more or less
pronounced sucking sound), but In
gun the noise of firing is caused by
the sudden egress of the gases, and II
these could In the same way be SLOW
ed down the noise would in proportion
be decreased. Acting on this sugges.
tion, little tube was then made, con.
sructed SO as to induce n whirlpool
in the escaping gases from the gun
This, when tried, was a SUCCESS
American Machinist
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usually does rain when ono goes into
the country. I've noticed"
she went into the hall. and present
~ returned with distressed look up
on her face.
Iryon, I'm afraid you're wrong"
she said. Now my raincoat is miss
ing. MY new raincoat! l hung 1t up
IN the hall closet with my own hands,
aIter 1t came from the store. / really
eh.nk something ought to be done!"
mere! hope you see!" said Cor
heha severely. Il think it's high time
something was done. l shall phone for
oetective at once!"
Corneiia, you'll do nothing of the
kind, her brother protested, now thor
ouAhiy aroused. 'I'll agree to pay for
inc hat and the raincoat II they are
nol ior.hcomlng before fortnight
> 'Ases' out you simply shall not ruin
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
Fatality List Decreases.

Washington.-A total decrease Of
175 persons killed and SAT injured in
all classes of railroad accidents was
shown in the accident bulletin issued
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion for the quarter, ended Decem-
Der 81, 1913, as compared with the
corresponding quarter of 1912. Tho
report shows 1.450 collisions and e.
307 derailments for the quarter, with
property damage of $3,09O,33O.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24
SYNOPSIS.

Tyron Durham. just aIighted from .
train. is approached by beautiful girl
who asks his protection. She Is In fear
Of pursuit. but declines to give the cause
of her distress. Durham takes her to
his home and in the absence of hts moth
er and sister borrows q hat and cloak
for her. He takes her to a dinner party
at the home of friend and gives her
name as Mary Remington. Her actions
stamp her as girl of refinement and
breeding. After the dinner she requests
Durham to assist her to leave the city.
He puts her on a train for Chicago.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24

ana the horrors OF the evening papers
were dispelled. In their place came
pleasant memories OF the evening at
Mrs. Bowman's, of the music. and OF
their ride and talk together. In his
heart hope began TO rise that her
dark days would pass. and that he
might find her again and know her bet
ter.
His brief nights sleep was cut short
by sharp knock at his door the next
morning. He awoke with a confused
idea of being on a sleeping car. and
wondered If he had plenty of time to
dress. but his sisters voice quickly
dispelled the illusion.
"Tryon, aren't you almost ready to
come down to breakfast? Do hurry,
please. I've something awfully impor-
tant to consult you about"
His sisters tone told him there was
need for haste II he would keep in her
good graces. 80 he made hurried
toilet and went down, to find his house
hold In a state of subdued excitement.
I'm just as worried as l can be-"
declared his mother. Il want to con-
suit you. Tryon. l have put such i'm
plicit confidence In Norah. and l can
not bear to accuse her unjustly, but
l have missed a number of little things
lately"
What the matter, mother? Norah
been appropriating property not her
own"
I'm very much afraid she has. Try
on. What would you do about it7 1t
Is SO unpleasant to charge a person
with stealing. 1t is such vulgar thing
to steal. Somehow l thought Nora was
more refined"
why, l suppose there's nothing to
do but Just charge her with 1t. is
there? Are you quite sure 1t Is gomez
What is 1t. any way? A ring, did you
say?"
mo. it's hat" said Cornelia short
ly. "A sixty-dollar hat l wish I'd
kept it now, and then she wouldn't
have dared. 1t had two beautiful will
low ostrich plumes on it, but mother
didn't think it was becoming. She
wanted some color about it instead of
all black. left 1t in my room, and
charged Norah to see that the man
got 1t when he called, and now the
man comes and says he wants the hat,
and It is gone! Norah insists that
when she last saw it, it was In my
room. But of course that's absurd, for
there was nobody else to take it but
Thompson, and he's been in the family
for so long"
"Cornelia," interrupted Tryon, quite
beside himself. don't think of such a
thing as speaking to that poor girl
about that hat. l know she hasn't
stolen it. The hat will probably be
found, and then how will you feel?"
But tell you the hat cannot be
found!" said the exasperated sister
And shall just have to pay for a hat
that can never wear"
Mother, l appeal to you." said the
son earnestly Don't allow Cornelia
to speak Of the hat to the girl. l
wouldn't have such an injustice done
In our house. The hat will turn up
soon II you Just go about the matter
calmly. You'll find it quite naturally
and unexpectedly, perhaps. Any way,
If you don't, I'll pay for the hat. rath-
er than have the girl suspected"
The mother rose reluctantly.
Well, we might let it go another
day." she consented. Then, looking
up at the sky, she added: II wonder II
1t is going to rain. have reciprocity
meeting on for today, and I'm dele
gate to some little unheard-of place It
a4lnME6
The Holly chieftain., 1914-07-24

Nothing was left but the hollow echoes
Of its going. which the hills gave back
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-04-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,
l.. S. Land office.
March l., lNll

Noticc 81, hereby given that the
state OF New Mexico, under and by
virtue Of the act OF congress, approved
june %, 1910, ma, made application
for the following-dcscribc udnappro.
pra,,d, unrcscrved puplic lands, for
th. santa Fc-Grant Co. r. H. Bond
Fund:
List SO. 1866, serial O942l; ~. sec.
q. J.. 30 =, r. : w, -. NJ. +, NJ.
The purpose OF this notice 1, To al.
IoN all person, claiming the land
adversely, or desiring 10 show it to
10, mlurru, IN character, an oppurtu-
u'y ,o Tile objection to such location
or selection with the Register or Re-
cplypr of the United States Land OF.
tcr, at Las Cruces, y. NJ, and To
establish their interests therein, on
the mineral character thereof.
JOSE GONZALES, Register.
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Notice Of Survey

y,,icc e., hereby given 10 all parties
,,,,r.,,cd that the state Of New Mex
\, h,, applied for the survey OF
NW!, NWt SWg Sec. !:
SENEI. ~ SEA Scc ;;
Ia NEi, SCI See. IL:
al I'm Twp. ~ =, r. H. W.
- NEi. 81 NW4 81 Sec, T.;
All ~ Sec. -:
An in Twp. ~ s., r. o. W.
and the exclusive right Of selection 10y
,r state for sixty days, As provided
d, the nct ~ Congress approved Aug
y.f 18th. 1894 l2s stats, 39ll and at.
,.r an, expiration of such u period of
.f,,, da,, any land that may remain
unsolicited los the state and not other.
wis, appropriated according to law
shall np subject 90 disposal under
w.r,raI law, a. other public lands.
I'M notice doe, not affect amy al.
verse appropriation 10y settlement or
nu.rNI,u except under right, that
ma, O., found to exist of prior iucup.
ton.
Dated at santa Fo this 18th day o'
March, a. u. l4li.
WILLIAM G.. MCDONALD,
8.g7 4.2l Governor 81 Ncw 'cNiro