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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-13
Saaowirt6(6attfi@es.
u d. t g aI5lefroIlen 70 NJ
bern Gteb falls fiir
9fiu1cieh

aJlar bcgriinhct Die Glnpie6luig
meiit banIlt, 0aB man auf Die ialj'
arucre Siitterlng, beoiugt ourd Die
iIarfe &erlpenbuug Don 9fii6en, &ar,
tniieln, 9tiibeni1niseln uno StroD
DinneiIt. 9urdb Die GerabreiflnJ
Sicicr S7iitternittel III 5roBereu O}en.
gen iei Die @efabr eiller aIlmdblidben
SiohinlJuerarmllng oes Sbtertorper5
geacbcn. Iu oter oas aoGial5 sur
Soroeriing Der GilueiBperbauung mo
jir giloung Der @eroulilulgsiaite
Inbeolugt erforoerlid) ici, nliliie Sfo1.
iul, gereid,t ipcroen. Die Solgcrun'
geil inIo i'm aagenleiilen rthtig. es
cnlpfieblt lid iebob nid)t Dem lbicre
eas &od)ial5 in Sorm bon Sal5lef.
rollen gu reidJen. SSn Ger Grarls bat
es iib sejeigt, baB OieSbiere piel )Gii'
Tiger ala nntbpenbig an ben Sal5letf
rollen ber,lmarbeiten ,lporaus lid
nidt MIR ein iibernlGiiger apdial5-
oer5cbr ergiebt, ionGern auf Die chic.
re alcrhanb Infringement fpie ,3nr-
Jelriollagen, lerncn. gs empfieblt lidJ
oaber, iuerm Die geifiitterung BON
9pfial5 geboten lit, bieies in Sorm
pon giebiaI5 5u rciden. ;siir je 20o0
2cbelogcIpift geniigen ie na6 Scr
9lrt oe5 Suffers 2-3 lln5en. @on
einer @eipobmme Ger Sbicre on re.
scInidBigen aobiaI6genuB tit slbItanO
3u ncbn!cn.
Miftel 9egen 3 Bierbetolif.
Winn ninurt geruobnlih geidldltc
3Diebelu, tnht iic brei bis bier Stin
sen in Wtild) (aui eilt Chart DltlrJ
etipd 5lpolf nittelgroBc 3luiebeln),
fiiIlt oic gelponnene 9riibc, rad)0ent
tie abge'eiht nurbe, in s5lnIden ob
lIHo perforft oieie gut NSe tilter oieie
slusfoduing miro, rr 10 heiier io!l
tic lpirfen; inbeiien fam lie and baIh
lloh Der Seritelliulg beftilBt lpcrbei,
9Ilti cin 8ferb redmet men / Filt
9tah Ginpabe Der 1liiiiigteit iit. Dos
Eierb nit Strotbilideln ab3ureibcf,
ober nit)t bis es III Sdrpctf3 geriith,
ionhern llnr bis Die Sailt luorm iptrh.
tSoltte oas APittel nid)t glcid, bcifn
crlteu Mfale nirtell 10 luieoerbole
man Die @tngnbe nad eitligen Stltil-
bxn
8erperfer Ser Stuten.
@ci tradytigtA stltten pcrmei0e
luan iorgidItig ale @rid)iitterlmgcn
res 1interleibes, 10 ). =. oos 5rabcn
nui bolprieem Sflalter, bas plotlidc |
9lnbaIter hein Srobcn raites Berg. |
obiabren etc. @cf:ibrlirb fiir trddJtiac |
Stltten lit Gut Dos Sd)Iaaert Ger
Getdiel 1egen tcu 9andt MAN Jorge
auh oaiiir, bab sic bodjtraftisall
Stuten nit Dem 9audIe iid nidlf an
ben S6iirpfoiten anitreifen ntiiilen.
Sicies lit batiio Damn Der Sal, iUeiun
Die Yieroe nidt in geraoer 9tidtinlg
All Die StalltGiirc. icnbcru nm Die
ldc berunl 5nr Shnrc gcfiibrt iper.
zen. Ias @inipanmcn bis ouf ben leBa
Ell Sua li'ooct ser Stutc gar irid;tS,
penn oic @erpenoltna inter 9ephud)-
lula Der ioeben onaegcbcnen 9ieecln
.eifiebt. gs lit I'M @egentbeil fur Die
Stute pieI beiicr, tpenlt iie bis 5nr
Stln6e Der 8cbilrt red,t piel 9cipe-
,lna bat. 9ie geburt aebt oonn leidy
or itub picL aIiItliter Dor iif. Srddl-
iee Strrten iollen nidt fett lem. Gin
3nItano Der S5olbmaIt lit bitrbaus
mdt fpiinif,ersipertb. 9erartiee Sht.
en- sebaren meiiteus iflett uno ge.
zen ipei,ia @iId. L
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SECOND CALL
oelo. Bombs nnS slttisn in gse,u s)Orf.

Vei9ftfspaptere pnrbtn 5u 3H-8A &
oispnfirt. @sdid auf 2onbsn iparen ifetia.
nar 90 1ase A713z, Si&t $4.75H; aabel
Mnnsiiunssn t4.761S, Sranes 5i&f 5.9iA,
0abd 5-9i4. Narf SiAt 10, Aabel 1874,
aronen SiGi 1874, &absl l8,S. Sire eicti
d.3sH, &absl 6.S7H. Rubsl Sidt 81; aabef
N16; Subsr'SsrrsR eiAc. Nsyifaniias
1oaars 4Sk.
witt bon ber Gr6li.
rung an mar ber Rarft itaTf unb uerbtieb
lS nS sfsen Wittas. porauf infoIse bon
MfalilIrpng sint Weaftion eintsat. Oeaen
Sdlub puroe Der Warit biebsr fart ,unb
observation-disclosures itanseH bur1pes iibsr
eeneH bonn Samitaa.
gtisntatm aItlsm.
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6laksNaf,ri6ten.
0isnftnn 13 Snnuar.


Der Sbioflub 1T lansiam I'M Sal
fen begriffen. @eitern gbenb bdtte
Oerielbe bel bieiiger Stabt einen
WaheritGnb Don 21.4 SUB.
Die folgenben 3epeften trafen
frGbrenp bes seitrteen cages bier ein:
Yittsburs, Pu.-6.5 SUB, iteist.
BbeeIing, 20. 8a.-8.3 SUB, iteigt.
Bartersburg, W. 8a.-11.2 Sub.
aanopba 5alls, 90. 8a.-3.6 SUB.
GbarIsiton, SO. Bail SUB, fdllt.
pOrtsmoutG. Sbio-19.0 SUB. fdat.
Gouispille, ap.-9. 75ub, fdllt.
GOansOilIe ,Snb.-18.3 SUB, fteigt.
Raibpias, 5enn.-13.4 SUB iteist.
Chattanooga 5enn. .-12.2 SUB, fdGt.
Gairo Sa.-35.5 SUB. iteigt.
Wempbis, Senn.-26.4 5ub, iteigt.
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gbieaso, u. SUM-.

- .
Weiaen. - 5iir Suli $1.02a-1.r
I04, am 59lub $1,o3; fir September
81 .04s-1.o5s, an StluB $1.04s.
@eIi5torn. - siir 5uli 695-
7o4e, am S4Iub 70ac; fir SeptemF
her 6s3 Zoe am 5dIub 695t.
Safer. = Siir SuIi 3sa 39sc, am
e6lub 394c; fir September 38ss
3sac, am Sdlub 3Sae.
!Rossen. - go. 2 97-97ac.
Gerite. $500.
simutbp. - $5.5o--s.0o.
Slee. - S7.5o-13.5o.
BORT. - Giir Suli 1922 :
80, am G9lub $22.50; fir Septems
Fer S21.30-21.95; am SdluB
$21.95.
e9mals. = lsiir Suli 12.52--12.s
20, an Gdlub 1910; fir September
12.65r12.s2, am Sdlub 1882.
Mippenieiten. = Sir Suit 12.55-
1892, am SdluB 1892; fir Sep.
tember 12.65-13.00, am S9inB,
1900.
Butter. Iaartt -ttetis. Grsamern
25a-2aa
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eie. Il Martt itetia: firita 2Oa

eisr. - Murit itstis; firits 20a
Pile; orbindre firits 18t-20e.
aariOffeln. - Martt perdnbsrli9.
aIts: Ni9isan. BiscOniin, Tlinnes
iota unb 9otota iDeibe $1.00-1.15
unb giinnelOta uno 9atota Obios
95c-$1.05. Reus: 3riumphs ST.
$3.50 per Sad.
Sefliisel. 2ebenoes. = Wlurtt
itetig; SIbner 175e.
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gbieaao. u. suni.

Sdpeine. - 3ufubr $4,000. =
Wartt b0ber; 8ult $9.40-9.55;
lsidte $8.95-9.55; semii6ts $9.15--.
9.65; Idtpere $910-9.70; raube So
1925; 6ertel $7.20-8.60.
Rinbpieb. 3ufubr 5000. -
Warft feit; ginbeimii6s geef Stisre
$8.O0-11.4O; Stoders unb 5eebers
$6.0O-8.90; aiibe unb 5eifsrs $4.s
C0-1O.OO; aGlber $8.50-11.75.
S9afe. 3ufubr 1900. -
Martt perdnberlit; Wetbers $7.2O--
$40; gpes $4.75-7.70; 2dmmsr
7.50-10.50; GriiHabrs 2dmmer
$8.25-11.50.
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0eutf9er Selbenfinn. Sin
SdIofergeieGe in elmer aaifeIer 5aa
brit, @atte unb Batter, botte i'm Shiis
bensraben etnen alasebrief Tsiner
Miutter erbalten. 0arauf betam bic
Miutter, beren 3peiter Sobn gIsid1s
falls i'm Ssloe itebt, folsenbe beutide
2lnttport: ,Giebe Tautter! Du Ihreibit.
bu tpiirbeit ipdbnIinnig. tpenn mir ets
mas paFirte. BOG Spmbeu unb 9ras
nutsn! Oofiir iinb mir i'm Grieg. Wir
fiirnten uns Dor bemTooe niht. DenH
linier S6idIal liest in @ottes Sanb.
unb Iein Wias eei6ebe, unb ba ipirS
ntft gejammert unb eeburmt. Sis
ftpls, bah bu 5fpei Sobne fiirs @aters
fonbseeben tdnnFt. Sber iIt's bir lie.
ber, ipeun bic RuFeu ton,msn unls
beins SDbne fiBen biHter BEN Sfsnas
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0ep 9ort. 12. Sul

~ ~ L. O"h''
&upfer. - Wartt ilau; electrolgtic
nominal; fir September uno ipGter
S28.00-29.00.
Giien. - Wartt itetig; SO. / Rors
tRern $20.50-21.0O; Ro. 2 5000
20.50; yio. l Soutbern $20.25-20.z
70; No. 2 $19.75-2025.
3iHn. - BART rubig; $43.75-
44.75.
glei, - Sfferirt $500.
Spelter. - Wartt nominal.
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lIeberf6t bee Cincinnati
0yfarfteS,
Sir bic @ontas, ben 12. Suui
1916 enoissnbe @ohs.
Gineinnati. u. Suni.

Cincinnati, II. 5uni.
Die nadfolsenbsn 0uotirunsen BE-
sieben fi& nur auf Gnsros 1rdn'
aitionen. Bel ileineren @ei4dftsr
peroen etipo' f0bre prsiIe bere4net.
propifionen.
S6mal5. prima Gtedm
12.35-12.45; Gamilp 13.25-13.'
rs.
odens sefaIsents 5Ieifd
- Sbort clear Seitsu, !oie 13a
14c; grtra ibort clear Seiten 13a-
1876; furSe Rippenisiisn 13i-13ie;
Bellies 15-15se.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seiten
14a-15lc; ertra ibort clear Settsn
14l-15c; ibort Rippenieiten 15ae--
16e; Bellies 16a--17e.
Sugst Gureb Gleifh. =
S9infen 19-19Ac; pienic S4ulterr
14-14ac; geaifeit Baton 20
22c; S4ultsrn in Spadstsn ID
14ae; Rem gort Gut 14-141e; trc.
dens Beef e9intsn 27a-2sic per
pfunb.
SiBgep5feft.s gIeifd. =
Gdinttn 16-16le; picnie S4uls
tern 12a-12ie; Beetles 15-15Ae;
G6ultern 12a-13e: G9ultern. R.
D. Gut DO. 12a-13e.
Grifd.s GIeifh. - G9tnien
16l-17at; g)ienic Gduliern 12-
121c: G6ult,rn 12-12ae; fbort gaips
psnfeiten 12a-13e: iHort clear
Rippenisii.n 13-13ae; erira ibori
clear Ripperieiten 121--13e; gelIiss
lei6ts 17a-18ae; Bellies, i6pers
165-17ac.
Webl unb Getreibe
Mebl. - Wintsr patennt $3.50
@3inter fancp $5.00-5.25;
fdmilp S4.50-4.75; Wiuter
srtra $4.00-4.25; Winter orbindrsr
S3.5-3.75; 5artes @sissn pateni
S5.O-6.00; 5artss Wei5sn faneb
S5.O0-525; Carries Weisen familp
$4.00-4.25; Roggen. RoribfpeiterI
semifd,tes $5.00-5.1o; Rogsen 6 itp
reinss $500 -5.25; Rpssen Giip sss
mif6tss $4.75-5.0O.
Wei5en. - Ro. 2 rotbsr Winter
81 .0S-1 IL. $40 2 bp. 81 OIL or;
no. a bo. 90-96e.
WeIf9forn. go. I Deibss
-e; go. 2 DO. 76I-77e; glo. 3 DO.
76 76Ae; 30. A DO. 74-74ac; Ro.
5 bo., 731a-74e; go. 8 300. III
73ee- SO. 1 gelbes &c; sso. 2 80.
SO. 8 DO. 76-76ac; Rr.
DO. 74-74Me; 0o. 8 DO. 73a-
74e. DO. 6 DO. 71-73c. 30. / se'
mii6tes e: Ro. 2 DO. 76a -77s;
Ro. 3 DO. 76--76ac; Ro. A DO. ID
74lac; 91o. 5 DO. 73a-74e; go. G
DO. 71-73c. - aolbenform mel.
;es, 75-77t; aoltsntorn, selbss, 70
Tic; aplbentorn, ssmiIdAss IA
76c.
goaaen. go. 9 95-97e;
70. 8 bo. 9O--92s; glo. 4 DO. 80-
&c.
5afer. - giortbipeiiern Ro. q
csibsr, 46a-47ls; Hrrtbtpeiisrn
5tanbarb, peibsr 451-46ac; Qortb=
ueifern, SO. 8 ipsiber 44a-45tc; Ro.
ipeiber, .inbeimiider 41--41ac: go.
tpeiber 40-4Oae; go. 2 eemiidter
'940e; Rp. 8 ssmifftsr, sinbsimt'
der 1856; 80. 4 semiidier 36a-I
7ar.
Whisfeb.
9erfniift murben 700 WbIs. Di-
i[lers s}iniikb Goobs auf Der Bats |
on s1.4o psr Golloe.
@roeerfes.
Ratfee - aaoa- Boz; Nss |
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24e; Hapbta 2se per gallons in Bar,
iien poi 1--5 gbls.
Gals. = Der Murft tn rubis. =
Obio Ripsr $1.05 per gbI. Don 28O
pfo,, Jubrfobn bin5ussfiist.
saIg. - Mdrtt itetis. prima
Gitr 1o4-10ac; DO. gountrp 9a-
9ac per plumb.
apblen. = Wlartt rubia. Yous
abiOsbenp $3.60-3.75; gub uno
Slad 1925, &anutpbd SiidfoblsH
$3.5O-3.75, gluB unb Glad $2.25
per Sonns nbseliefert. 3audloie
Stiidfoblen S4.75, DO. gub unb Slad
1925. qntbracits $7.75-8.O0 per
Sonne abgeliefert. gofe toitet $500
$50 per Sonne ubseliefsrt.
Wpfle. - Ter Marft mar ite>
tia.
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kuBsso9S1 y
Ga 29-3Oe; Guatemala fancp 19s;
bO. gutter 17ae.
grima ................. .lss X eaEfss Tx
e5nfer ...............-..nM 16M
putt .,:...........ssss. ...l4B 1bM
coiu odit ................l5M 1bh
gooD Croinaro. .13N i4N
Drbinarn ......-.......f3h f4k
3ud er. = preife feft. - Rais
firirier Gut aoaf $3.50; potpbereb
$3.50, Cubes $50; sranulirier $8.s
20; Gonfsetionsrs ~ $50; Ofi
~" 10000; tpsiber ertra $3.50
40; srtra .G' $3.50 per bunbert
pfumb.
Mofaffes 1T ffetis. - TEN
Srlens Open aeitls 45-65c; Gen.
trifiigal 25--34e per gallone.
Reis. aOuifiana, Jancp Seab
64-63e; prima 5a-5ac; orbinare
4i-5t; Sapan AZ s--53c per pfunb.
DARN probutte.
Butter. - Marti rubig unb
preiie iistis. = @bolsmilt, er<
ira 33c; Gentrali5eb ertra 30ac; Gens
traIiseb firits 27c; ieconbs 24c;
Gdncb Dairp 24c; padins Stod q
--22sc per pfunb.
adf..- Marh ffetis. Dbio 1876,
Rorbpsftli6er 18e; ITEM gprt 20c;
S6tpei3er 32-39e; DO. Bird 1876;
aimburssr 17a-18ac per plumb.
Gier. - War,t iietis; prima
fi,fts 5iibnersier 21ac; firits PIC; ors
biudrs firIts 20e; isconbs 1896 per
Dubenb; gnteneier 20c; SanIeeier
35c per Dubenb.
-Beffiigel. Marft 5iemlih
lebhait. prsiie iietis. 8roilers BON II
-1a pfuEb 28e; iiber Ii piunb
30c; 6dhne 10e; 9iibner 17c; sruts
biibner pic; 90. nit frummer 9rllit
10-12e; gul Csc; iunse gnten IS
alte DO. 11-14c; @Gnfe s.
&c. = slte Sduben $3.50 bas Due
benb.
Sbft unb Semiife.
@epfeI. - 9uts Qepfsl $3.50
400; sepObnIide s2.25-3.25 per
gbl.
3itronen. - California $4.00
4.50 per sifte; 2imes $1.0o-1.iO
per aiite.
Orangen. Napels $500
ESQ; 8al.ncia $2.50-3.50 per aiite.
Grape Sruit. Slorioa
$4.00-5.00 Der &iite.
pfirfide. - @eorgiu GlinSs
$2.75-3.0O per Crate.
&iri den. - Ginbeimti6e S1.o0
---1.75 per Crate bon "a 0uarts.
Sta6elbeeren. - S1.6O-1.s
rs per Crate pon "a Quarts.
Grbbesren. = @dnbp 800
Its; 4roma $1.00-1.75; einbeimis
fde S1.0o-1.75 per Crate bon "a
Quarts.
Dem pbeeren. - Gorb Carolina
15-20; per Quart.
ananas. - $1.75-2.50 per
Crate.
Rdrtoffeln. - ginbsimif6e
S3.50-3.75 per Bbl. II. S1.10-1.15
per gu. bonn Store. - Sunse Glos
riba S2.75-5.O0 per gu. - Midis
gan $1.20-1.25 per 9u. auf oen
gsleiie.
SiBfartoffeln. - Miii.
s1.00-1.25; ssnneHee $1.20-l.4O
per 5ampsr.
H Hbabarber. - 10-15c per
Dlbsnb 8iinbel.
Gurten. G1oriba $2.25-250
per camper. - einbeimiIde Co.
75e per Dusenb.
soma en-. - 5loriba $2.75-
3.25 per Crate bon feds a6rben.
1lumentohl. - ginbeimii4er
75e-S1.00 per gu.
Sunge grbfen. ginbeis
niibe tlsine $3.25-3.50 per gu.,
nbtre $2.5O-3.0o per 2 gu. Sad.
8raut. - Miiiifiippi $1.75-2.s
10 per Crate.
3piebeln. 4ustpdrtige selz
,e $3.50-4.Oo per Ga6 bon bunberi
pfb. Grpfal Meibs S2.oo-2.25 per
eu.
Spinat. ginbeimiiher Co.
15c per gu.
Griine gobnen. - MiHiiIippi
1.75-2.00; aIabamo $1.75-2.25
,er 6amp.r.
aatottem ginbsimiIde $2.s
500 per gbl.
2anoprobufte.
5su. SO. / simOtbp S21.oo;
10. 2 simotbn $1,000; go. 3 8imos
bp $16.00-17O0; To. / ssnii4ter
tIse $3.50; Ro. 2 alse $3.50; SO. |
Iase 1880; go. 2 ales $1200;
,i.iisss 2llfaIfa $11.50-14OO; WeIts |
irf,ss S7 50-21 On her Jnr - yReis |
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5Gute. = Wortt mar ruhia ano
feii. glabselal3sne Ro. 1 III
17tc Der pfb. No. 2 DO. 164-16ac;
per pib. giip Builders frii6e II
Tit; DO. gountrD 13-14c; frii4s
&albieas 23-24c; go. l gu[en 12e;
Ro. 2 bo. lie.
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Don. ssIsn.artte.
gtsstunsit ~. Susi, isie

pie Rs&irsse mad Taristeu par bsuie
IN ben netften tieiissn panisn cine ,iemli&
Eife uHe bic 0eI@dfte paren re&t Iebbaif,
sts oIss seuobnlia ON NoHtag Der f5aa
ia Die Hinsraten iino uapftdnbert ge.
bIisbsH. Jar SarIeten .on ean. nurben
bon ben Banien ~ bsrsdnet. wdtrenb De.
l5dttspsp.ere su 8 = 6sS bisiontirt pst.
etn. Sm ofentn Narlis purben 9arle.
Pen -on eau ~ SH-l8 snb ouf Belt su
l-6& pioesrf.
nsaid axf s'sp Dsrf
wurhen ~ Dar, 5wiiHsa gonlen psrfaujt.
Die Gounterrats betrast SOC Erdmis per
t1e00.
@sdfd aHi Gurspa
si4.. Uediel auf aonbsn wurbea ~
l7e pr s5tD. Sierlins suotirt. 5is Wsd-
lei suf Berlin usrben soc fir I 12arf
tsreAnet. iar Uediel suf 8asiS l8He Pre-
Gvsnc, auf amittrsam 42e bro 0uloen
nns eul fsien l5s per Rrsns. 3ireB 1876,
Futd 30, Granss (Sswsii) 1896.
snnsss rsfissnsnsm
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garsn ru!is snS itssta Die Dass.n aus.

dIfaEsHs 9snif iimIdss
PIE umidts I'M pisjisen Giearinsbaus BE-.
iisitn li9 bsaie auf $6,190,l50.
ssisiidnriiStsn
Ier Warft In Yofalisfuritdten mar heute
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-13
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-07-28
THIS GIRL A PYRoMANIAc
Officials Say She Set Fire to House,
Where She Lived, Twelve
Times.

Columbus, O.-State fire marshal OF.
fee officials regard a sixteen.year-old
girl OF near Van Vert, committed to
the Girls Industrial home. Delaware.
for causing a number OF fires, as the
most pronounced Juvenile pyromaniac
ever found by the department.
She seems to be normal in every re-
spect except on the subject OF fires.
She admitted that she had set fire a
dozen times to the house of the family
with which she lived.
Assistant Fire Marshal Charles Mil.
Ter was sent to investigate the cause
of the fires, and upon his arrival at
the community he found another fire
in progress. II was at the home OF
the mother and stepfather of the girl,
to which she had gone from the other
house. whore so many fires had oc.
Cured
MIR. Miller questioned her, and final.
ly obtained a confession. She said
that she could not resist the impulse
to start fire. She has been working
around at different farmhouses since
she was eleven years old.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-07-28
BROWNS LATE HOMECOMING
Striking Clocks Registered a Record
for Gentleman OF 3omewhat
Cornwall Habits.

Brown had come home very late
after n convivial evening ut u smok-
ing concert and had consumed more
cigars and refreshments that was
good for him. 1t was midnight when
ne reached home, but he did not
know 1t.
"Ahr he muttered, "if the church
clock would only strike, | should know
the time. It's too dark to see"
But bark Just ms he spoke the
clock began to strike. Breathlessly
Brown counted. zone, two, three, four,
i've six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven,
twelvew
But at that moment another clock
began.
Thirteen" counted Brown, -four
teen, fifteen-great Scott sixteen,
seventeen, eighteen - grnclous--nine-
teen, twenty GID, twenty-one, TWEEN
ty-two CID, twenty-three-mer on
us !-twenty-four CID"
hopping his steaming brow he ex-
claimed: my word, I've never been
out so late m all my life Pittsburgh
Chronicle-Telegraph.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-07-28

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and told my husband about il. I
said Il know nothing will help me but I
will try this / found myself improv-
ing from the very first bottle, and in two
weeks time l was able to sit down and
eat hearty breakfast with my hus-
band, which | had not done for two years.
] am now in the best Of health and
did not have the operation. - Mrs.
JOHN A. KoENIG, 502 Flushing Avenue,
Astoria, N. Y.
Every one breads the surgeons knife
and the operating table. Sometimes
nothing else will do; but many times
doctors say they are necessary when
they are not. Letter after letter comes
to the Pinkham Laboratory, telling how
operations were advised and were not
performed; or, If performed, did no good.
but Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
poundwas used and good health followed
If you want advice write to
Lydia IL. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(confidentiaD, Lynn, Mass.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-07-28

tened together with heavy chains. in
tow She had been faithful to her
trust. II was feat that lived long
in marine annals and is still fresh
in the minds of the few old-timers
left along the rivers
The Gettysburg is destined for the
New Northwest Indian trade.
Heavy oak frames are being studied
In above her water line, and she Is
being replanked with four by six white
oak timbers. Below the water line
the frames, planking and enormous
keel are apparently as solid as when
first hewn in The forests. New deck
houses are being added. steam heat
and many other conveniences are be-
ing installed, and when the work Is
finished experienced marine men say
the Gettysburg will be modern craft.
capable of drowning out any steel
freighter now on the lakes. In addi-
tion to her exceedingly heavy timber
ing from stem to sternpost, the ship
has angle braces of iron running dag.
onally from the covering board to the
keel, so that her frame is really a
series of bridge arches from bow to
transom.
Accompanying the Gettysburg on
the trip to the Atlantic will be the
former three-masted schooners Arenac
Of Duluth and Alex M. Anderson Of
Detroit.
The Anderson and the Arenac are
of the same type, with comfortable
cabins and the familiar lumber rig,
consisting of head canvas. foresail
and mizzen. large mizzen staysail
taking the place of the mainsail and
making a safe and easy rig to handle
with small crew.
In addition to these boats the Rob.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-07-28

ert G. Wente, a steam barge of Detroit
is being pumped out preparatory te
being fitted out; the William II. Haz
ard, another steam barge of Detroit
has been rebuilt and is now In commits.
sion on the lakes; the schooner Bolts
ford is already In commission; the
three-master +. II. Knapp has been
rerigged and is heading for the coast.
while the old three-master Genoa is
being rebuilt at McLouth's yard for
coast service. The foreand-mizzen,
rugged Mike Cory is also being fitted
out with good chance of going to the
Atlantic. In fact, the ancient schoon-
er Annie p. Grover, resting half sub
merged and with upper works gone en-
tirely is about the only hulk in Belle
river that has not been bought up by
either Great Lakes or Atlantic coast
shipping interests, and as there are
still several outlying precincts to hear
from 1t will not surprise the mar
liner to see the Grover raised at any
time.
By the end of June the Belle river
boneyard will be thing of the past,
for almost every boat will have gone,
never to return, and when the draw
bridge closes behind the last one the
old ship carpenters, the veterans Of
former days, will gather up for the
last time the calking, making and
dumb irons, the timber clamps. the
rigging screws and the hawsing
beetles, for their work will be done.
But for many years after the final
eight bells sounds the end of the long,
grand watch, these boats, the men who
built them and the crews who sailed
them will remain a fond and loving
memory of the old days along the
River La Belle.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-07-28
CROOKS WORK IS UNDONE
He Mortsaged Another Mans Land
and II Took Owner Six Years
to Clear Title.

Superior. Wis.-After six years thu
work OF clever crook has been un-
done and a valuable tract of land near
Charleston, N. d., which he mortgaged
on a forged paper. has been restored
to Its rightful owner. Andrew Byrnte-
son Of Superior.
The crook convinced q North Da.
kota banker that he was entitled TO
place mortgage on the property and
obtained loan of $500. A year later
Byrnteson was notified by the bank
that his interest payment was overdue.
Byrnteson began action to clear title
to the property and the courts have
just given him judgment.
The swindler established tempo
rary residence here and assuming the
name of Andrew Byrnteson began cor
respondence with the banker.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-07-28
If You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Although there are hundreds OF prepa-
fatlons advertised, there II only one that
really stands out pre-eminent as n REM
sdy for diseases OF the kidneys, liver and
bladder
Or Klmer's Swamp Root is not recon-
mended for everything
A sworn certificate Of purity is with ev-
cry bottle, You may receive sample
si2e bottle Of Swamp-Root by Parcel
Post. Address DR.. Kilmer & Co, Blng-
hamton. N. Y, and enclose ten cents.
For sale at all drug stores in bottles OF
two szes-5Oc and 800, also mention this
Daner.-AdX.