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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
@dnoe bod !!
Erdiibent nnO @iseprdiibeat Der Gin.
eianati Creamery SO. iiberfallen.

Ginen iibernus breiiien liekrfd1
fiihrten aeitern 4beno br.i fpeibe Bur
ihen auf ben gr1iibenien unb g.tas.
prdiibenten Der Cincinnati Gredmert
60. in benz 8ureauaeb1ube Der sSirma
Ro. 943 Carr Strabe. aus. De,
Vrdfibeni. Derr Z. 3. Bauer, SO. 545
Vurcea StraEe ipphnhdft. unb ber
gi5epraiioent GIpoe WfeGarion pon
Ro. 1927 DAT GtraBe befanbsn iit
aeftern abeno alIsin in ben Bureau.
raumen. um nod einios fpicttiae glr.
beiten Al erIeoiaen. oIs plDslid, brei
ipsibe Burden. tpeld,e iih 5afkntii.
der pDr bds Gsiiht asbunben batien,
NIT porashaltenen Repolpern i'm bic
Rdume itiirmten uno bos Gommdnoo
~6dnoe hoG!" abaaben. esn 4nbes
traht Der Shubpaifen, tpeIhe bic
Surihen auf lie aerihtet batten, ia.
men Die 6erren Der 4ufforberuna mad
uno tpuroen bon sipti Der Rduber In
Shah aebalien. ipGhreno Der Driite
iih sum offsniiehenben DsIbihrant
panote ino ben 8etroa BON $50 elm
itedie. Gin Ghed in 6ohe bon $34
lpurbe niti mitaenommen. ebenio lie.
Ren bic Burden bic llebfrfallensn i'm
geiis ihrer llhren uno ionitiaen
Wertbiaten. 4nihein.nb kfiirhte.
ten bic 0auner. bah Der gbet foipie
Die llbren uub Msrtbidtxn gu lsiht
aum 9errGtkr iperben tounten. Di.
poIiaei bat cine auie gerionafbef6r.i.
'6itna oer 8urfhen erhal.en tSnntn.
fpelhe i'm utter pon 81 Bis % ssabren
fteben. Giner Der gurIhen bat elm
befonbsres Mertrndl i'm @eiiht. peIz
DIES ourd bds 1aifsntuh nihi Der.
nedt tperben tonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12

Tie goIi3ei fpurbe geftern eriud)t.
auf Den 20 Sabre aIten sSreo Golfer,
Sdueioer ieines 3eifens, 3u fobns
oen, pefder felt Dem 10. sSebr,iar
obnc ieben @riino aus ieiner Nobs
niiug, Ro. 2i9 @eit s. Gtrobe, per.
idgpunoen iIt. Gs lpiro befiirttet.
oob oen betasten Nsaun ein rlnfoa
5ugeitoben iii.
Sorrn g. arlof, ipeIher Dor
% Sobreu nod Cincinnati eeipunbert
iein ioa, miro pom jeiuer Sdapeiter
ssrou goung in Gbeiter Beun.,
ipobnhaft. seiud,f anof iou iriibcr
einmol &c. 1875 Weit 6. Strabe ee.
ipohnt baben.
6rau Glen Stanlep aus at.
Ianta, Ga, eriudie bic goli5ei, I'm.
id,ali nah ihrer Sdppeiter ssrnu gin.
orap ober Wfattie Bort Su boIten,
ipelf)e felt Jabren in Cincinnati
tuobnen foa.
- Seit Dem 26. ssarular iit aus
ieiner 0obnlng, gto. 2t7 9roGopup.
Der 43 Sabre alte Sorrp o. Gupis
peridapinoen. Die sSrau bes YerniB.
ten eriilfte bic poIi3ei, aif ibren
Mann sii fabn6en. Gs rpirb audi an.
aeHommen, oaB iih oerieIbe m0gIi-
henpeiie nah Rap Dorf. ct 2o,as
ober GIenelanb begeben bat.
- Die 1oIisei spuroe eriudf, ben
auientbolt bes Sobn Inpler nusftn-
big 5u MAIDEN, ipclf)er DOR Ginger
2eit nis Columbus, o., hierber fam
ssrau 6. e. Drnbom tbeiIte Dem Bo-
Iiseifef nit, bub ibr 9riibr Dor els
niger 3eit idrieb oab er tranf lei
uiI0 GiIfe bebiirie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12

naRcrbem Deripahfen. an Bealeihnng
ibrts ainbes bauIirt bic ssrou mil
Blsihiften In 2oidIen, fpeIden grl1s
Der ghemonn tbenfals mitperbronht,
cnitott fir ben lInterbaIt ieinef IA.
mtlie Sorae su traaen. Nihter Mlsrs
onber bate tein MitIeib NIT BEN
Dam, ipelfer cine foule GntihuIbi.
Gnna porbrdfte. Die 1eThuIbiann1
Der MbbdnbIuna purbe In Nihtper.
ior1una umaednbert. bamit bic sSran
Gus bem Verbienit bss Mdnnes i'm
Mrbtitshaus unteritiibt fperben tonn
Dtsaleifen ipurbe Der Monn perur,
theiIt. feiner sSrou pohentIih brei
Dollars au sablen.
Gebdube. sSnfpettor =. Hiharb sr.
ipirtte aeitern i'm WunsipdIaeridt ei.
nen 0aftbefehl asaen WoIier 6ublsr
ron Ro. 116 GIoer Strabe unb Mnna
Uouna bon 80. 729 bopiins 5trobs
fpeaen 0erlebuna Der 9ouporfhriften.
Die @eudnnten baben trob Iufforbe.
runa perabI1unt. an ibren b1uIern
No. 1229-1231 Wine Strobe refp.
2108-2110 Dipiiion StraBe sssuer.
leitern onsubrinaen.
auf 0eranlaifuna bes Rihters
Glerunber ipurbe aeitern Elm Gapias.
befehI fir bic 9erhaftuna nes 8e.
fh1ftsfiihrers Games Tan bon 6eudz
3heater ousaeitelli. bo berislbe es per.
.abfdumt bate. aeitern i'm Geriht su
crffeinen. nm lid, duf Die geftbu.bi.
auna. einen bDsartioen Dumb In ieinem
geiis su haben. au perantfpprten Die
8efhulbiauna ipuroe bon Sofeph aie.
fer bon Ro. 1880 Bremen SiraBe er,
hcben. ipeIfer anodb, onh Der a0ter
einen 9eripanotsn pon ibm psbiiIen
babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
gpiiIen Gle Sbre Wierem AZ aab az
NIT einem Ghl0ffel Doa saIs aus,
mn 0sfabr 80 bermeioen.

Die meiIten 2eute Dergeiien, bab
oie gaieren ebenfo pie bic Gingepeioe
tr1ae uno rcritopft peroer uno
rnanhmoIs ausgeipiiIt iDerOen mill
ien. ooer mir iperoen Miidenldrter-
sen ODER einen numpfen Gdnler3 tn
Der 9ticreneceeno erbolteiL befiiges,
aopIThmerS, rbeiuilafiides SUDDEN,
trdge Seber, lauren 0snaen ShInf.
IoIiafeit ilno alle glrrn @InienIeibcn.
Gie miiiien einfndJ Shre gtieren
aftip unb rem haItcn unb tn oeln gi,.
genbIid, In Sem Sic SdunerSen In
Der Eierengesenb peripiirem bcIen
Gic ctfpa bier lluBen Sab Gals ans
irpenoeiner auten hieIiaen apctbefe
unb nebmen cinen GbIoffel bon in ci'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12

nnf getreiben ibrcs Sdipiescrb1nes
Sobn H. @alib BON Go. 200S (Mooi.
ion slpenuc ipceen 9sihtrdt tmuna
letnes SSauies mo 5rieOensbrnhes
in slnflage3illtano periebt Hno i'm
Staoteeribt nit $50 nno ben Soften
nnb 80 5aaen slrbeitsbaiisi in Dem
einen unb 3n $40 unb Den Soften inn
aneern Sall perurtbeilt purbe, ipurbc
bonn Staoteerift an oas areisgeridlt
nppellirt uno Srau Wtiaer puroc 10.
fort segen giirsidaft aul freiem
SUP geiest.
- lie 9iirger gronrlep's nerhen
heute slbenb tuieoer cine Waiienper.
ianinlitilg abbalten, in Der Die cleft
trllhe gelelhtitngsanlgc tiir gront.
len beiprohen tperoen miro.
Serman Oeeiman qualifi5irtc
i'm Goilntpaerid)t oils Gor1nltnO iiber
Sea slbanls.
- 3r. sSobn $. Sorit ltno Sat.
tin bon louisville, ap, ipelIeu altf
8eIud) bel ibren ainoern al Der glt
&obbius gIpenue.
- Serr g8. 81. SbeiierS uno
8attin pon Der glm StraBe in Suo.
lotp iino auf einiae Dtonate sur err
| bolllng nah aalifornien gerelit.
SSn 2uo(op gebt man nit benz
@eoanfen 1tm, ein y. sc. s. q. We-
bdrtoe su erbauen llno cine gn5abI
promincnter 8eidmitsIeltte baben iid)
bereit erfldrt, bas notbige Gupitol
aufbrin9en 81 iuollen.
9ie 9lmerican Be9enIeitiae
SilfsgeieQidaft belt IN 9odlpeg's 8
Soue on Der -. uno Sermes gtpe.
lt1re SSabrcsperIamnilng a6 ln0 ers
lpabltc folgeroe geamte: Yroii0ent
Ben Sdmeing; 8i3eprdiioeit: SSobn
Srilltug; Sefretdr llnb Sd)asmeilter
! 8eorq &obre; Erot. SetretGr: gSm.
6unfe. 9tah ser 8erianmlling ian0
Gin ganfett Itatt.
Inter 5ablreider getbeiIiaung
fano geitern Gormittag oas Seiten.
begdnqniB be5 perIt. SSoI. =. Hoett.
gers BON Ger NIttcrgottes STRIDE aus
| ltatt. Rco. Senrp Sappert 3elcbrirte
oas Reauien lmo Der qrobe alrhens
dor lang cine Sootenuelie. Gie
iterblihe 6iiQe ruuroe ouf Dem neuea
Ot1lttergottes sSrieohoie beitattet 9I5
2eihentrdaer fungirteu Die Serren
9Sobn 0etermaun, 8eorg uno Senrp
9lm 1m0 McgIaie.
- StraBenrdnber treiben nahe
SprinQ Safes iaIt ieoe Ratt ibr
llnpeien. 8eitern 9Ibeno mur0e elm
gngeitcltter Oes S1err GrIanqern gta-
mems ,Sones, pon 5lpei 8egclagcrern
an9ebaltan. Ssones 500 ieInen 6e-
ooluer lno ieuerte mebrere ShiiIic
ab, ipos Die 8auner sur Sludt per.
alllaBte. Sberiff Sobn alitIon pur-
be BON bem llmpeien in aenlltnib
geiekt.
- Gopar6 9efmon, IA SATIRE
alt, go. Gil @eit 81. StraBe Dobus
boft nlubte iih geItern I'M General
Soipital elmer Operation lutter3ies
ben, luelhe nah 9lnqabe oes alr5tes
Or. Gdulan einen giinitigen SerIdul
geuomnIen babe.
- SSm Safe bon gteIie Stiiierlu
qegen @otparo St)ifIerlp, IN Dem es
iidl nm $3.50 ban0elt, puroe elm
aonpronliB i'm Guartal9erIdt ab8e.
ihloiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12

timer asent in 6amiIton 1T
6err Gouarb gruf, 449 Sio Jinite
strake. gea Sci. 476 a., Spme
EbDne 1881 q.
- Der gountp Geometer g. 81.
Dillon BAT Die pldne fir bic neue
Sigb Wain StraBe Bride fsrtig.
Sine aontret Bride lpirb $3.50, 600
uno eine Stablbriide S11S,2 ,290 toiten.
Die Bride unb Der giabutt in
WiDoletoipn iperben $305. 900 toiten.
Die Orsonia Bridge 60. reidte
Elm 4naebot bel ben Gountp Rpms
mifdren Elm bemaufolgs iie bic Ruinen
Der 9isb Wain GtroBe Bride fur
$40 900 aus BEN Mianli CLUB sul.
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6 onin to n.

Tie Gnbinatun Sffiee fir 5as Sin
rinnntier @plfsbiatt" befinoet iidl i'm
Gebanbc go. 5O9-51t Ulabiion
Mpenne. Inseiocn, Witthcilnnnen
nnS Seitelnnaen irgenomcldlcr grt
iuersen Bis 10 lthr gbenSs onielbit
entacsengeuummcn. Sclepbun Ssmtb
1854.
Sprang pon Der 6. G. =. 8rifc.
Serman @ieboff, % Sabre aft,
Elm Stetnmalrer-8 -8ebilfe, go. 1914
gSbeeler StraBe pobnbaft, ipron9
geitern Natnittog bon Der 6. & 8.
Birdie, Die oen Siding Slug OIL Der
10. StraBe iiberipannt, in Den 5lub.
Gas gSaiier muB jeboh ieine Welan.
d)olIe Dertrleben babeu, oenn or
idpamm an Sa5 oiesieitiqe ltfer uno
nurhe DON Dem 8ebeimpoIi3iitcn
Grees lmo ben Boli5iiten Siqgtn
nno Hegan nah ieiner 8obnuna qe-
bradt Sein lleber5ie6er, S6ut uno
Sod nuroen ipdter auI Der griide
qerunoen unb ibm 5uriidgeqe6en.
SSieboff Ser ldngere 3eit auBer 2lr-
belt mar nn0 feline geidditigung
tlnoen tonnte, pur0e melanholiid)
uno in einem 9tnfaQ iprang er bon
Der Bride. Gr entfam pbne Der.
IeBlng.
8ruuloeigentbum5 ltebertrn-
gungen; ,Sobn i. !SeiOel OH 9fobert
s.. Searob, Sots go. 50 mlo 81 in
Der s5ranflin llnterabt6eiIuna in
Central Go0ington; 81. = Dearga.
rat5 Uf SbierD an @. 81. DleGra-
den, 2ot al Ser Solman 4oenme i'll
Der 9telu Sdool $oouie llnterabtbei=
hung; 81. - y. u. McGraden an
Yt sc. Ibierp, Got an Der 8arrarG
gIoenue, iilolih BON Der SuotpeItede
Der Z. StroBe uno Burraro 9lpe. :;
81. - ptatbia5 uno Anna aremer
or Feter uno Gliiabetb arpmer,
a. .235 2Icre5 &ano oil Der &IeaIant
Nun uno 2lmiteroom gife; 81. -
Wtdtbia5 aren1er an 3ranf aremar,
24.235 Acres Sano on Der Plealant
Bum lno 9lmiterOam 8ife, 81. -
Jrancis 8eBling al gbeIter Senrn
g)oung, Cots Ro. 1884, 1888, 1t39
ilno 1141 in Der @oobiioe Iooition
IN Grlanger; $50.
@6eideine: aI6ert Sdoenia.
90, uno Cola sSrance, Is, beioe BON
Gopington, Robert s. @orfnian, %,
uno Bertha Geona SbuIters, %,
beIoe pom Gouington; Ss5obu 80.
Curtis, 20, BON 1T. Ebomas, Sen,
uno SalIru Connolly, 1S, BON gseit
Gouington an; Gin GIarf, 25, uno
SlltIe S5opper, 25, beioe Don Dapton
Granf 8rlrp 35, lino 0eurp 1oriep,
30, beioe BON Cincinnati.
Ter 5aa Der syrau q. g. gdI.i
Yer poa Jso. 8 Baaare auenue. op
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lHnd Fpldne, 23 eSahre alt,
bon Ro. 437 Crescent apenus, Gops
inaton. ap., bate iih nit Der 32
Sabre alien Gmma Carr BON gto.
1921 Ri6mono G:rabe in cine aeilss
rel on Der 2ibGtp Strabe uno Wes
itern Ipenue einesIaiisn, nobel Is bIau
dnasitridene 5suiierlo0en CAB unh
falide 30pfe. 5aarnaoeln etc. bas
SdIdhtfelb tsoedten. VpIisiiten
mahten oiei.m Intermes5o elm gnbe,
tnbem lie bic ama3onen p.rbait.ten.
Rihtsr gI.ran0sr beIsste bi. Rolanb
nit ben iuspsnhirtsn Goiten, fpdbrenb
bic Carr Oas yersniisen baben ipiro,
am q. 5ebruar nod eiumal Dor ieis
nsr gbren 5u eriheiuen.
Martho 6iQ, 25 Sabre aIt, bait.
arpbes gsbiirfuib. ibrem Wann, psls
der iif sur ,3sit eines tlsinen Ysrs
aebsns halbsr i'm 4rb.iisbaus befins
Ret. ndber 3u isin, unb periibie bic
frau Dor BEN 0uuIe go. Alp D.it 2.
Strabe eiuen 0erariiaen Stanbal, oab
ihre 8srbaituna srfolsit Dem Rihter
tbeilts oie Srdu nit, bdB f. Elm Mits
glteo Der SeiIsarmee lei. aber Ger
Rihtsr fob sin, bob er bic sSrau
ffn.lIsr btiIsu tonne als bic SeiIss
nrmee unb psrurtheilie iie su elmer
Celebrate bon $25 neblt Rotten, INN
ibr ben Wunib 3u erfiillen, nit ibrem
Uldnn untsr sinem Dad ihlofen su
fonnen.
Gn Der Wdbe Gtrobe unb Central
anenue bate ilh in Der 0ienitaa Raht
Der 80 Sabre aIte Guaen foIssnid bon
go. 1408 Central Mpenue NIT Ieinem
Panbsmann Robert GbtpiIidi bon Ro.
521 On 2ibsrtD Strabe in Elm 6dnb.
ssmsnQs sinaeIaHen. rpas sur 9erbafs
tuna Der SeJosn tpe1en unorbentIihen
getrdQens fiibrte. Rolesnid erfIdrte,
bah sr Elm poIniiher GpeImonn iei unb
iein Batter ausaebebnte Glitter in poIen
befibe. 9esoI.inen min er fif nur in
4mertta befinoen. un bic bieiiasn Gin.
rlhtunaen stnnen AZ lernen. Richter
alerdnoer Qratulirte benz Wiifensbur.
itiaen. inbem sr ibm foofs ba6 sr aud,
iofort Die sgoliaeieinrihtunaen in Dol.
lem Wloee tsnnen aelernt babe nnb
nahm ibm fir bic Neiihtiauna Der
Central poIissiftotion unb ben 9ufent.
bait in Der 3elle, foipie bic Belebruna
i'm WluuisipaIaerint ben Detraa bon
So nebit aoiisn ais Strafe ob. Roles
MD bate atpar fein baores @tlb fxl
iih. aber cine 8eIbanipeiiuna iiber ben
getraa BON 500 oaif bic poittaiTe.
ghlpilidi tam nit ben Iuspenoirten
Rniien oooon. oa er iein gelb bate.
Wortimer Dunnina, Elm .sTiaaro1
bon yto. 1904 isretmnn Mpenue. ftdnb
aeitern unter Der Befhulbis.na. cine
siite bon Rennpferben unb mxttsetteI
in ieinem 8eiiB oebobt au baben, Dor
benz Rihier. Die Deonten Der Gpies
ler.abtRiluno batten bem DarbitrIa.
ben bes gefhulbiaten timer 6ousfu.
hnna untersOaen unb babel bns BE.
laitunosmaterial Az 9aae 9eforbtrt.
$40 0sloitrafs nsbf Rotten laitete
bas urtheil.
lin iih DOR ibrem rphkn Ghmann
au ihusen. FAB fih iFrau Qisaie Gmitt.
elm beoduernsperther Rriippel bon Ro.
1857 Ylnm Strobe. Deranlabt. ein<n
6nfibefehl asaen ihreG Usonn. tpelher
Elm asiunber. trGftiaer Wenih III, auI
eripirfsn. Die bebauernSmertbe ssrnul
bQt NH. tlsins MxmRiiulpfe unh ift G1I6]
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9aptDn ,inb 0euebue. .

- 8iQiam sSrantlin 10 Sabre
aft, an Der 6. uno gutterion aDenue
9epport, fpobnbait, ldloB iih in Der
Gaplcr Wia Bottoms in geaenne in
ben linfeu Arm, nls fein Slobertge.
lpebr pIoblid) losging.
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ibre gbift,t ipor. fdnea reid sn
iperoen nno ipdter ielbit cine GefIu.
gelfaru 5li erriften. Tie Qnoben
.peroen iih beufe Dor Dem Sugenb-
rid,ter 81 perantlporten hobeil.
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Pokal.Dertd)t
Mus benz WsunisipaI8eri@t
Streitiidltise 5raaen,

Der pplnifhe GbsImann. - WeitsettsI
brdhten $40 GsIoitraie ein.-grus
taller Wiann ihIdgt ieine peririips
petite iSrau nisoer. - 5aftbeiebl.-
gorfiibrungsbsfsbl.
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9nee q 3 Sc n xeeer se6elat.

Mpottefer erftGtteH has 0eIb surs6. ipenn
9ASr CtntmeHf ni4t iu6sfbs. bltnbe.
6infeabs ssfr trcfraetna 4iIsD tesh. NJ
ssite &a1DsaeYue hsd8aik QpbsssuG- ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12

Der RutfGer Miniom ;5sn@, Ns.
1915 Gumbers Gtrobe iuobnboft, nels
der fiir bic 1ren& Bauer so. tb6s
tia III, Derl0r geisern Usoreeu betm
ablieferu Uon Miln an Der QubI0n
Gptnne. 5pif6eu Der Clifton nnD
sSefferion Mntnue, ben 8<trnQ bon
$19, beftkbeub ans einer so 9eeie nno
neun 81 Noten. DER Derlikrss g.
niMt NIT OIiidsaiitern gefegHd ua6
btttet ben ebrliden 1inber, bk 6uns-
me entipeber Inn ober her 8irm1 ~
iitsrniiteln. ba e fiiE bsa &EsaAs -
fatRi! !i&tio II
The Ely miner., 1914-01-30

No, Constant Reader" Chat
field is not where the slate industry
f1ourishes. Chatfeld is located in
Fillmore county and has a popula-
ton of ,22S, including an Iverson
Club organized there a few weeks
ago which has been pestering the
newspaper boys since for free ads
for its patron saint. Keen percep-
tion on the part of its citizens must
be admitted however. Chatheld
now has a place on the map.
This noble chance of self elevation
was overlooked by St. Paul, Min
neapolis, Duluth and other Mime
sofa cities. 1t is the opinion of
many however that the effort was
not worth the money it cost and
that after November next the little
city will again revert from politi-
cal center to a plain but prosperous
Minnesota city.
The Ely miner., 1914-01-30

In all probability it would have
been the proper thing according to
Democratic newspapers, for Gov
ernor Eberhart to have had an in
junction issued restraining John
Lind from resigning from the board
of regents, but as near as we can
make out from this distance, Lind
wanted to quit or he would not
have sent in his resignation. And
now the Democratic opposition
to everything that does not bear
the earmarks of its individual party
is sore because the resignation was
accepted. If the thing was bluf1
on the part of Mr.. Lind, it assured,
ly failed to work.
The Ely miner., 1914-01-30

was thought. were not paying their
share. Railroad taxes have been
raised twice since then. In 1902
the railroads furnished 81 $50, 900
toward the states expense. In
1912 their contribution was $3,-
100000. This year it is estimated
! at 81, 100000. The state is getting
three million dollars more from the
railroads than it was in 1902 and !,
in spite of that, state taxes, are in
creasing.
! The state has increased its tele-
phone taxes, its insurance taxes,
its fees from banks and incorpora-
tions and other contributors. It
has developed an income tax and
the gas wagons do a little some
thing to perfume the treasury.
And still the legislature has called
for disbursements that necessitate
a levy of 5 mills where 3.S mills
was the sum over which the state
gIGdHeu III tStZ.
What are you going to do about
| it? You are going to find out how
| it happened. You are going to
find out where this money goes.
You are going to make up your
mind whether there isn't some way
of cutting down expenses. Or if
there isn't you are going to find
out whether there is some way of
making every cent that we do spend
go as far as possible. If we must
spend all this money, let's anyhow
get full value for it.
That is the problem on which
the efficiency commission is engag-
ed. 1t is no wonder the legislature
can't give the solution, If the
legislature dished all its other du-
ties it could not ir ninety days IN.
ravel this tangle.
One thing may be said at the
start. 1t would be queer bust
ness csncerH that could handle
transactions amounting to ten or
fifteen million dollars year, with
a hundred branches doing five
hundred things, and nobody in the
works with general supervision.
a business eohcera like that
wouldn't waste money; it would
just founder; the money would
ooze out. 1t would bleed at every
pore.
The state being a wonderful ap-
paratus, with elements of pride in
it that no corporation can command.
does get on after fashion without
that general oversight. But it
would be strange still if All i'm
provement could nat be made by
hooking up various parts of the
complex apparatus to play even
with one ANOTHER. You can't ex-
pect the best results when each
unit is isolated.
The Ely miner., 1914-01-30
j. 5. STEEL A ARMER
Cooperative Farm to Help Out
on the Cost Of Living

Announcement that the United
States Steel corporation will soon
have in operation a cooperative
farm of $4,000 acres to supply food
stuffs to its employees was made by
Duluth officials Tuesday.
The land adjoins the S,OOO-acre
farm of the Steel corporation, east
|of Conneaut, Ohio, which was
bought in 1900 with a view to
erecting gigantic steel plant.
This undertaking was later aban-
doned and the big acreage was
turned into a stock grazing and
vegetable farm.
Arrangements are now being
completed to supply all lake freigh-
tiers with foodstuffs produced on
the farm. AS rapidly as possible
the numerous subsidiaries of the
corporation in the central states
will be included in the list, until
the big farm is supplying large
portion of the corporations en-
ployes with fresh meat and other
food.
A three-story brick supply house
has just been completed by the
Steel corporation at Conneaut
harbor. This as a central point of
distribution will, it is claimed elm
mate the middlemen supplying the
products of the farm to the en-
ployes.
The cooperative farm, which
now contains $4,000 acres, is own
ed by the Carnegie Land company
which in turn is controlled by the
Steel corporation.
Two years ago the farm was
stocked with several hundred head
of cattle and hogs. Several thous-
and acres of grain and potatoes
were planted.
Last summer an unusually large
yield of potatoes was had, and
while dealers asked 81 per bushel
for the tubers, thousands of bushels
of the Steel corporation praties
were sold to employees of the cor
poration at so cents bushel.
According to the statement made
public, the Steel corporation ex-
poets to help its employees reduce
! the cost of living through the
medium of the big cooperative
farm.
The Ely miner., 1914-01-30

THE scheme of joint work farm
and county hospital for the ranges
is meeting with considerable sup
port in all the towns of the two
ranges. An argument in its favor
was advanced by the report of the
sheriff stating that during the past
year 76O prisoners were confined in
the Virginia Jail for various lengths
of time and from all parts of the
range. The majority of the cases
were men who had received SEN
tences for being drunk and dis
orderly and the fare of each had to
be paid to Duluth. During the
past year 1886 prisoners occupied
cells in the county Jail at Duluth.
The Ely miner., 1914-01-30

MAYOR PRINCE of Duluth has
the proper spirit. He has decided
that so per cent more open air con-
certs are to be given in Duluth the
coming summer than last and also
says the bands should be enlarged
for concert purposes. 1t these
things can be accomplished on a
large scale in Duluth, why could
not the council of this city fur
nish concerts for the people here
next summer? Saturday night
band concerts about the city are
the proper thing and would mater
tally assist in bringing people out
with the result that we might get
acquainted with our neighbors.
Also, why not establish park?
All the other range towns have a
park and the smallest village in
the state, and the majority of other
states, have parks for its people.
The Ely miner., 1914-01-30

AN exchange aptly remarks:
If 1T" was not mentioned IN our
paper. whose fault was it? Ii you
had company and we failed to note
the same, why was it? 1t a social
function failed to be chronicied IN
these columns, how did 1t happen!
Well, it was not intentional on the
part of the publishers, rest assured
of that. The best way to proceed
in these matters is to report the
happenings. We want the news
and we do not call the persons
egotistical who tells us news items
concerning himself; rather do we
call him blessed. Remember that
somebody has to tell us the news
or we would fail Gin our purpose.
AS we have already stated, we are
not mind-readers, although we
wish for that power, and until the
time comes when we can read your
thoughts we will have to depend
upon the generosity and thought
fullness of our readers for those
items that go to make up our local
columns. Best tell us yourself and
have it correct, rather than to hope
we will hear it from some other
source. When you tell US, we Will
have something authentic-when
we get it by chance, it is hearsay
and liable to be not what you
would have told us. And bear IN
mind we do not class the newsy'
person with the gossip" for they
are as far apart as the present day
and the flood, and that is some
distance.