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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26
erfpiirolaer llnialI.

Die Qferoe DOR einem BON 5enrr
WiQion, fp. 72O 8e't s. Strabe. gs
Ientten 5anDpalen ginaen aeitsru
8ormittug an Der Sim StraBe burh
uno bogen nit elmer iharfen BsnouR9
in Die 8unal StraBe Elm. Der gDu
geu purpe in zines Der qroBen ShQue
feHiter Der 6enibap WiobeIbdnoiuua.
Suopeitete Der Ganat unD Sim Str.
gsIhleubert uno berurtiQ sinqetlemnt.
DaB bic S9ilfe bes 5ubrmdnns 2ouis
Mofer, go. 318 2otb Ctr, pelhsr
NIT Ieinem 0efGbrt geraoe oorbeitam,
in Inipruh oenpmmeu fperoen nuBta.
Wofer ipannte Ieine beipen 9ferDe
por ben peruneliidten paqen unn leg
terer tpuroe fdlisBlih aus bsm Sen
tier ge3pgsH. oierbei purbe WloFer
jeboNanpn Der 8eidTel am appf oss
trofIeu unD siemItd idper perlest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26
syulgen Des IlfpbDls.

Der % Sabre ulte StrtftfeBsr
9age 6arris peuridhte in Der Conn
tag gtadt on Der ;. un0 RaCe StraBe
getpaIti9e 4ufraguno, in0em er ith
auf anbere PaIIuntsn Itir3te uno bic
ielben 81 betBen psriuhte Sergeant
9ottebaum unD Die PoIi3iiten @ouab
uno 6enu iiberpQltigten ben Raien=
ben uHo bradten tbn mad oem !ooz
Ipital, no er Ieiner eiqenen Stherbeit
,peoen on 6Qnpeu unb SuBen gefe1@
ielt peroen muBte 4nfanqs rpeigsrte
er iid, tr9ero Delhe Srugen 3u beanta
porten uno Die 2luitdltsdr3ts qlaubz
ten idon, einen 2aubItummeu Dor Iih
su baben, ais Die elettrifhs 8Urits in
4upenDun9 gebraht Duroe. 3teIes
bate bic 9etpunifte Nlirtung, inoem
6arris, nuh einem oeueno2n 2lufihrej
iit1 berbeilieb, 2lustunIt iiber ietneBer
Ionalieu III geben. Wtan 1laubt, oaB
iibermdBiges Irtnten ben gsritano
oes Monnes tempDrdr oerangirt bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

Gopin s.. Tbiele, 80, 2221 Burnett
2tpe., oJnqueIt in Sfpebe,
2ouiIe 3. 2lttins, Al, 1882 Dtprtle
2pe., Nierenleioen.
5obn 6enrD 8aumer, 66, Sohn uno
Irmorn 2(oe., Nitbma.
Troncis i. 8ioens, 80, 134 9roaos
man, 2unqeuent3ijnounQ.
@eorge Dm. Sees, rs, 1861 Cole
rain 2(oe., 2Gbmung.
Glen Qou9bnen, i, 1851 Bates
2lpe., Sfypinoiutt.
Cecilia Cannon, q, 1927 Jreemon
Qoe., 6er3leioen.
8eor9e grunsmon, 81, 718 5ppz
fins Ctr, 8ebirrbIuteu.
Sennie Carlton, 20, 637 asnpOn
Nce., 2ungensnt3unbung.
gdren Gee GurleB, 35, Gina, s..
8IutDer9iftung
Gmil Dunih, 81, Bill Smpsriat
Str, 8lutQrmut6.
0enrp 6. Qaprence, 50, 537 Wals
nut Str, Snaueit in S6pebe.
Sobn GbrtItppber gterion, 6 $40,
nate, S14 10. 4. Str, gronhitts.
Rag9ie Touon, 80, APO 5untStr4
JubertuIoIe.
9incent ). MiGsr, %, 12O4grOuOz
nan, Subertuloie.
2tnne Eepman, SO, 759 Sermon
4oe., 6er3ihIaq.
Bm. gur6, A, 405 Butler Str.
SubertuloIe
CHARLES 2etpis 2yefferIon. %, 1926
Main Ctr, Snqueit in Snpebe.
Gbriftine ginienmeper, 85, 1925
2inn StraBe, StIagTluB.
QIbin CANINE, 66, 1772 Deitpooo
4pe., JnfIuen3a.
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gterblibfeitsbericbt.

Garl Shumann, Il, 9urust uno
GQano 4Oe., Riersnlsioen.
0eneral 5Iipptns, 81, 400 Git Z.
Str, Subertulpie.
Qnna Worp Stanbingsr, 10 Utoz
nate, 26 Bsit 2ibertp StraBe, Gun
genentSiinouno.
Sacob 6amman, SO, 30 GtQiiou4p.,
5sr3leioen.
Carolina Grit. 43, 1348 Spring
Str, gierenleioen.
Serman 0ptbe, 81, 127 DIT uni
periitp 4pe., 9ierenIeioen.
5rant putboff 50, 0eutihesaitens
betm, 2uugenentSiinoung.
Carl SOieph gittnsr, 4, 212 9este
Str, Sirnboutsnt3iinoung.
oSiabeQe 9idens. q, 564 Carlisle
eloe., 2unaenent3iinoung.
Snfont Sil, 6 Gage, $50 Gaptor
Str, 5rUbgeburt.
1iuie 2eoins, l Wpnat, $40 Rid
mono Ctr, oSnqueit in Sdpebe.
5reoerit Shumburg, 80, 12316ars
riipu 4pe., Subertuloie.
osrman s.. !ougo, So, 1922 Cooper
Str, Shpade.
Sames Rc8onoueb, 73, MdrIbaQ
uno Spring Gjrpbe Npe., RierenIeiDen.
ancil Srpin 9rieit, /, 4038 Cole
rain ape.. 2ungsngeI6pulit.
geter ). Ssteroan, SO, Gotpu, 8,
9irnbautentaunouns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

Gas 3otst Der gsitrigen qOIi3eigsz
ridtsiiBung mar in Qnbetra6t oes
umItanDss, oaB es iid um sinen
WontaJ banOslte, Elm duberoroentliQ
tIeinss, uno Die CUR 8erbauoIung an
itsbsnoen 5dQe D1ren BON 9ering2r
8eoeutung.
Der Dirt6 Goparo 9ater, Ho. GA
Jrssmau 4penus, ein Regsr. puroe
psgeH 0uIoen8 bon 8IutsIpielen nit
elmer StraTe BON $50 uno Soften be.
legt, pdbreno iehs anoere 9tsoe-,
pslhe in isinsm 2otale beim eoIen
Grapipiel iiberraItt pOroen n0rea,
gu GeIoitrafen pon is s. uno aoIten
perurtbsilt tpuroen.
Der Rsler Sames paris fpurbe unz
ter Der 2(ntlaqe oes unoroeHtlihen
9enebmsns pprsefiibrt. Der 5aQ ipurz
be auf antrds bes 4ngetlagten Der.
ihobsn. paris lit Der gurIde, mel
der Dor mshrersR Sabren ben ppli=
siiten SruB erihoiIen bat.
Soiepb Sarris, fdrbi9, erbielt unter
Der glntIags. Elm psrbGhtieer Gbaratter
su iein, cine Strafe bon $50 uno
9oIten dufgebrannt, tpelte jeoo6 fus=
penoirt lpurbe, nahoem er periprodsn
bate. Cincinnati iofort gu perlafen.
6drris bate iih betauntIi6 pbr einl=
1en RGhteu in Dem SeLIsr ieines
RaHsaenoiIen Sphn Wtartin gefeHelt
uno eetnebelt uno ipdter cine un9Ioubz
Iihe RduberssIhihte er3dbIt.
Gilbert gsdmann, 1pelher in Der
0onneritag Ra6t beim ginbrud in
ods 9ustpoarengeI6dft Der Srau 3.
:. Wcaaren on Der D. StraBe dbesz
faBt tporoen mar. nuroe 5u eiHer
Gtrafe BON $50 uuo Soften perur@
tbeilt.
Die sleide Strufs tpuroe tpseen
aleinoisbitabis Der 9ienItmago Mas
mie Sdubsrt su tbeiI, tpel6e ibrer
Qrbettaeberin Srou Map Warner,
$50. 23O 2ofprenee 2lpenue, cine Sa
menubr uno $40 in 9dar enttpenoet
bate.
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eenbaeridt In Der alten @ett beTer
organiiirt Ttien dis bier, bsnn bort
finbe allem Qni6ein ndh eine ipitsmas
tifde lleberpahung Der ainber itutt,
tpdbrenb bier i'm Groben uno 8anJsn
Der blinbe 3ufaG obfpdlte unD pi.le
5Glle BON ainoern, pelde Der Offentz
Iiden IiirTprge unteriteat perOen Ioqz
ten, ME our aenntnib Der 8uitanbigsn
8eb0rbsn fdmen.
Sebr intersTant geitoItets ii6 audi
Der gortrag, ben 5err Or. Rsi6er gee
tern Qlbeno i'm gfdrrbauIe Der gbrtii
Gbur6 an Der Sit 8ierten Strabe Dor
benz Social Dorters Club in snglis
I6er Sprdhe belt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26
Wilbelm ppu Der Salben.
3er alte 9ettuussmann miro omrh
ben Gpo ppn ibiperem Seioeu
erlDit.

unier lunqiQ6riger 8ouege 6err
Wilbelm bon Der 6alben lit ge1tern IN
ieinem 6ouIe an Der 8iIbOp StraBe
i'm 2llter bon So SSabren geitorben. Der
Sob mar cine Grl0fung bon ldngem,
i6fperem Qeioen, Das ihn Dor pier Wloz
nuten ouf pas &rantenlagsr 8emorfen
bate. Gr lit an MQgentrebs uno be-
funo ii6 ieit 5reitug in einem an Be
pubttoiigteit gren3enoen 3uitano. Die
Fami(te mar am Sterbelager perIam-
melt uno in ben Mrmen Der treuer
Satin, bic ihn nit hirgebenoer Gtebe
gepflegt bate, tbat 6err Opn Der 9als
ben ben leBten Qtbem3ug.
Gr puroe an /. Syunt 1847 3u 9ll=
besbeim in 6annoDer geboren, ubiols
pirts pos Soiepbinum 8pmnuItum lei
ner 0QterItobt unD erlerute 0as Ser
lagsbuhgeIhdft. Gr mar in peri6ie0ez
nen 9r0Beren 8erIugsoeIhdften in 6u=
meln, 6anoper, 6amburo, Stutt9urt
uno 5eilbronn tbdti9. Seiner tletnen
Stdtur Deqen pom WtiIttdrOien't be
freit, bot er Iit BEL 2lusbruh oes
oeuti6sfran30IiI6en 8rieges Ieinem
8uterlanoe Dennoh an uno mahte ais
freilpiqiger 8runtentrGger ben oan3en
Selo3uq nit. 1873 tam Don Der 6alben
mad Nmerita uno 5tDar nah Bolton,
poieIbit er in Dem groBen 8erlagsgez
i6dft Der RIoerItoe preB 4niteQung
Tuno. Die iteifleinene neusn9ldnotifc
GeIeuIhaft tpnnte ibr, Der germ rruIi>
3trte unp fang unb aud Sonnta9s
ni6t iauertopftIh iein poQte, nidt
behaQsn. 9esbalb perlieb er 8oItor,
oinq noA Q6ilooelpbia uno panpte
| Ti6 Der oeutIhen PreTe 81. Gr arbelz
tete 3uerit i'm .Oemotrut". 9oh audi
in philadelphia ouIoete g ibn nitt
lun9e. Gr ging mad Ct. Gouis unb
fdno i'm .4n3etger oes Weitens" 8ez
| iddftioun9. 1879 fam BON Der 6albeu
nah Cincinnati, arbeitete einige WtDs
nate an Der oamaIiQen gIbenbpoit"
uno frat Damn in Die Reoattion bes
.9oIt8freuno" ein. 0ier mar er bore
nebmlich ol5 8ereinsberihteritutter
uno Mu1ittrititer uno in Ipdteren Sab
ren ais Jelsgrdphsn= Reoatteur tbdti9.
Der HeDattion oes n8oltsfreuno" qe=
| b0rte er 19 Sabre an Gr arbeltete bann
am ,Wdhrteitsfreuno" uno mar aud
cine I3sitIanq Der 9entudner Reodtteur
oes ,9pltsbIatt", bis ibn Dor einiger
| Sabren feline oeihpdnte 8eiunbbeit
3puno, ben aufreibenDen 3eitungsberuT
auf3ugeben.
Bon Der 6aIben bate feline eige=
nen InIihten uno Utetnungen, Die er
energiIh gu pertbeiDigen pflegte. glber
er mar grunoehrlth, BON oFfenem Cha
ratter, Dbne SalIh unD elm tpirtliher
| 5reunD Den, ben er etnmdl ais Fruno
srtOr&n bate. Bon Der 6alben ipielte
| ieiner 3sit i'm aIten Srpbeus cine
RoQe uno t6m gelan9 es audi, ben Sc
/ Iangperetn tpieoer ins Qeben 3u rufen
uno ibm neue Qorbssren 3u ptnoen,
bod mar Der 8eitono niht bon lanQer
9auer. 6err BON Der 6alben binterIGBt
Die Satin, nit oer er in glItlthIter
Gbe lebte. etnen Sobn, ben betdnnten
oeutIhen Sberlsbrsr 6errn Wm. BON
Der 6albsn uno bier 506ter. Die Sc
| Itdttung finoet am Wfittpoh Ratmits
| tod 2 uhr i'm &remdtorium itatt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

Grtraa 'eimr police in Der equitable
2ife sSSaiuranee 60, BE ohnsbin duf
betea 9lamtr ouspeiteGt lit. Gr pi1
tisIes Sps3iais2egat ni6t ais cine
geoor3ugung miBbeutet baben, ion@
bern erflGrt, baB Die 2odter Sabre
lang fir i'm ben 6ausbalt fiibrte uno
i'm auh fpd6retb ieiner langen&rani@
belt pFlegte. Der Reit pes nt6t unbsz
beutenoen 8erm0gens fpG glei66ett@
lid unter aae brei ainber, 5elen
Wtrtler, Selma Dtntter Sommers
fieIo unO grof. Mar Dintler, 2lnn
Qrbor, Wid., pertbeilt peroen. Die
beiben506ter iinb bic 5eitamentsooQs
Itrsdertnnen.
cSobn SdJosttle berma6t Ietn Ser
m0gen an feline Satin p4tlomena
S6oettle.
Der Ban 3anbt PrO3eB.
9a es asitern abermats ni6t gelang,
aus ben porqeldbenen 40 8iir9ern bic
,Surp fir ben obtaen gro3eb 3uIumz
mensuItellen, tpuroen tpeitere so 8urz
ger auf beute 9ormittag porgelaoen.
Gs befinben iid jeBt i'm 9an5en 10
8eThporene in ibren SiBen, bod iino
bieIetben nod a6t Challenges Seitens
Der 9ertbeioiguno unb bier Settens
Der Staatsbeb0rbe unterporfen. foDuB
es nod niht nit Siherbeit feit9eiteQt
ipsroen fam, Bis penn bic Surp pols
Ttdnbig Isin piro.
CAB lid NIT tp mi ger 3 u.
frteben.
5enrp 3uienberp, tpeIhsr Die Staot
Cincinnati duf $4,000 pertIagt bate,
neil er Dor einiger 3ett an Der 8lens
pooo Qoenus uno Cartilage pite nit
| Ieinem WdQen in Elm Cod qerietb, 3D.
bei abgetporfsn uno erbebIih DerIeBt
purbe, ertldrte iih oeItern bereit, cis
nen aompromtb fir $50 ab3uI6It.s
zen, pesbolt bic Surn oes Rihtera
Guibing initruirt tpuroe, Elm 8eroitt
fir ben beIagtsn getrag ab3u9eben.
q q 6IaB 9 den.
2lnnu 6. 6onpab 1T 5eitament3.
poQitrederin BON Warn u. Gonnon;
9srIonaIien $1,000, 8runoeigsrtbum
$4,000.
Wtortin 9oeIing lit Ssitamsnta.
polIftreder pcn Warb 8iuington; Ger:
| Iondllen $500,
G9os. &ot III RahluBperpnIter
BON Wm. 0roBbausr; perIonaIter
$75.
o5oIep6 2bompIOn lit NadlaB0er:
fpaIter BON Gpa Rdntins; 8runoei9en
tbum $1,000.
QDm. U}. Garter lit RahLabpsr
matter BON Ransl 9Lorton; Qeriona
lien 800.
| Der perIonlihe Nahlab beg gruni
9ol3 betrGet S14O6.25; oerjenige Oei
| galertin Sd S982.15.
8erihiebenss.
| Quf 8runo srlittener 9erlebun9ei
tpuroe benz 6enrn Gnobb Elm 8eroit
! iiber $500 segen Die Globe Sodp 60
3uasiprOhen. Sstne aluge bate au
/ $500 gsIautet.
! Reepes & 60. srI1ngten Elm 8erbit
ubsr $485.92 9egen CHARLES 8oue'
II. u.
Der 4Tiisnee Der Riucrset 8aGs;
Starh So. puroe ermdhtigt, oer
0ldubi9srr cine speite uno leBte 0i
Dioenos i'm getrage bon 3pei 9ro3en
; aus3u3Qblen.
. 2tui 8runo erlitetnsr 0erIsbung1y
erlanQte gbilipins Bad Elm 8eroit
ibsr $500 segen bic Staot gincin
unti
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

Glarbeit ollein lit fein 9eipeis bon
giite. Gebrauht r@oguer's 2eItiI.
lirtes @aiier~ 5urn 9rtnteiI.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
ROLLER. SKATING
CATCHES ROME

London March 26. = Especially = The
apotheosis of the roller skate has taken
place at Rome The American sport has
caught the fancy of Queen Elena and
King Victor. and almost any day now
those who have the privilege of the inner
court circle may see royalty on rollers,
enjoying itself with as much gusto as
American children on asphalt streets.
The queen has had one Of the big halls
at the Quiyinal converted into a fine rink
and whenever time permits she gives a
quiet little skating party to her intimate
friends.
| On recent afternoon there were on
the floor, beside the king and queen, the
Duke and Duchess Of Turin, Princesses
Militia and Vera of Montenegro, nieces
of the Queen and Helen of Servia.
The young royal children watched the
skating with the keenest interest, and
their laughter was unrestrained when
the inevitable tumbles occurred. The
Servian princess has just begun to learn
the art, and she furnished most amuse-
| ment. She took her falls with great
good humor, and is rapidly becoming a
very graceful skater.
| Naturally the lead of the queen Is be-
Ing followed by the high nobility.
| Among the Americans here the past
week were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Wallace
| Mrs. L. D. Darden, Hood River, Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c Smith and Mr. E. ]
Daily, Portland, Ore.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
REMEDY FOUND
FOR THE CANCER

Rome, March 26.-(Special. )-Before an
illustrious gathering of cancer specialists
at Pavia, Professor Rampoldi. a local
opthalmist, presented 20 patients, former
ly victims of malignant tumors in
the face, eye, lips, mouth and tongue,
whom he had wholly cured by the use
of a tropical plant known as Indian IL
quoice or rosary tree. This plant be-
longs to a vegetable order, whose leaves
contain glycerine, and with an egg
shaped seed of a deep brilliant scarlet
color, hard and as big as dried peas. 1t
abounds in Abrina which is wonderful
toxine for the blood.
Professor Rampoldi began his expert
ments ten years ago by treating external
cancerous growths, and has achieved
about hundred definite cures. OF these
growths about ten were located within
the cavity and walls of the mouth; 9TH
ers of his patients were examined hay
ing their skin in a perfectly normal
state. They were persons known to
have had the entire face and forehead
covered for many months with cancer
Gus sores thought to be incurabe The
most notable results presented We're that
of girl in whom cancer. of the eye had
previously made such ravages as to have
eaten away part of the socket-bone, and
three others where glands had been af-
| fected.
| Rampoldi claims that his method su-
persedes the surgical treatment now in
| vogue, which often disfgures the patients
with hideous permanent scars, and sell
dom effects lasting cure, and is like
wise free from the well-known perils thai
beset the Roentgen rays method
The uncanny doings of some "spooks.'
who have apparently moved into house
In the via Carlo-Coldoni, Venice, are
raising something approaching to panic
in the locality. Furniture and picture,
move round the walls. bells are heart
to ring, and candles are continually ig
nited and extinguished by unseen hands
So great Is the excitement of the inhab
itants that the project and company O.
carabiniers have been obliged to go tt
the scene.
. A beautiful Italian girl, Sgnorina Ma
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
PRINCE Has BoGex

London, March 26.-(Special.) prince
Edward of Wales, who is not, after all,
to accompany his parents to South Az
RIGA in the autumn, has one great DOGGY.
This is the threat to produce certain
photograph. 1t Is some years since the
incident happened, but the young prince,
having been up to some piece of boyish
mischief in the park at Sandringham,
was called by his mother, who proposed
to administer some rebuke. He ran
off like a hare, and was just getting
clear away when he, unfortunately, came
up to the king, who had seen the Incl
dent; and promptly took him by the ear
and led him up to the princess to receive
his punishment AS he was being led
forward the queen snapped him, and
the result has been held over him as a
threat ever since. Needless to say,
Prince David more especially as the
years pass, is more and more anxious not
to offend, for fear the compromising pho
tograph should see the light of day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
NEW "SLEEP CUREv
New Fad Has Been Taken Up With
Acclaim in London

London, March 26.-(Speeial.) AFTER
years of strenuosity the sleep cure" has
settled like a pail upon smart Lon
don. The advocates of physical culture,
the part'sans of golf, the votaries of ten
mis- and boating have been relegated to
the background and the expounder of
the joys of sleep occupies the vacated
pinnacle OF societys attention. The new
cult must not be confused with the rest
cure" which after all is only the Italian
habit of dolce far niente. 1t is quite
distinct emo novel, save that it was prac-
ticed by Rip Van Wrinkle and the seven
sleepeTs of Ephesus. Its adherents de-
clare that sleep is the greatest medicine,
and the most powerful tonic in the world.
In rest cures the rest is physical, not
mental. The sleep cure" rests the brain
as well az the body, and the pleasure
seeker who can be persuaded to spend her
weekend in bed, sleeping every possible
minute, will not regret it.
The pioneers of the new movement,
after ears of experimenting, put their
faith in the recent utterances of Gen
eva scientist, who maintains In all seri-
BUSINESS that If we take SO consecutive
hours sleep once q week we would store
up enormous accumulation of energy and
prolong our lives by as long as so per
cent ThIa means that the votaries of the
new "cure' must go to bed on Saturday
right and remain there until Monday. AL
though 1t means the death blow to the
weekend movement, the idea has caught
on, and quite a number Of smart women
are mot at home" after Saturday after
neon. The sscure'' is more pleasant than
terrible, and it has the advantage, If it
becomes general, of leaving our business
prran gelnents unaffected.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
.TUSCUMD|A AMONG
THE STATES OLDEST
Just Now Having Healthy Sec
ond Growth
ONE OF THE GREAT TRIO
Materpower Possibilities and River LO-
cation Are Expected to BE Fac
tors in Making Great Indus-
trial Center.
ONE OF THE GREAT TRIO
BY WALTER HARPER

Tuscumbia, March Especial -Tus-
cumbia. the county seat of Colbert coun-
ty, is one of the Oldest towns in the state.
1t was organized in 1872 and has attained
the venerable age of los years.
1t is just now taking on a healthy sec
ond growth. 1t is one of the progressive
trio of cities ON the Tennessee river that
promise to become largely important in
the industrial development of the south.
The day is coming when Tuseumbia,
Sheffield and Florence will be one great
city. They may be known by the differ
ent names, but for all practical purposes
this will be one large. busy center. This
is day of large things and powerful
combinations in cities as well as in bus
mess enterprises.
The one thing upon which this trio of
cities bases its future greatness is its
magnificent water power possibilities
There are other advantages that would
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
CHINESE GO HOME
Last Batch of Laborers Leave johann
nesburg for China

johannesburg, March 26.-(Special)--
The last batch of Chinese laborers has
left Johannesburg for their native land,
the repatriation having taken four years
to complete, In order that the gold min
ing industry should not be dislocated by
any sudden removal of labor.
The Aanglo-Chinese labor convention
was signed on May 49, 1904, by Lord
Lansdowne and the Chinese minister in
London, and the first batch of Cinnamon
sailed from Hongkong to Durham by the
steamer Tweeddale - days later, arriv-
ing at Johannesburg on June g. By the
end of 1904 there were 1900 Chinese work
lng in the Rand mines.
The largest number of Chinese in the
Transvaal at any one time was 1855,
and there were over $4,000 in the Trans
vaal when Mr.. Balfour went out of Of
fee. at the end of 1905 Licenses had
however been granted for the entry OF
5000 more, and 1900 of these actually
entered the colony.
The new government at once stopped
the issue of more licenses, and as the
three-year contracts expired, the men
were sent baclN to China, their places be-
ing taken chiefly by natives. The num-
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Committee Ends Labors

Constantinople, March e6.-(Special.)-
The committee entrusted with the duty
of going through the reports made to
Abdul Hamid by the spies in the service
of Yildiz kiosk, has just ended its la
bors. This commission, which consisted
of 10 officers. one senator and one dep
uty, had to go through reports which
filed 420 large boxes.
The number of the individual reports
exceeded 10000. or these 1000 were sent
in by the general inspector of military
schools. who was afterwards hanged by
the young Turk committee. He had be-
gun to make these secret reports to the
kiosk while still cadet.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

A. there il often some one In your
..,,,,,v Who suffers an attack OF mol
rest i or some form Of Stomach trou-
bie whv don't you keep some Diapepsin
in the house handy -,
This harmless blessing will digest any
thing Won can eat without the slight
est discomfort and overcome souf
ssssy stomach Ave minutes after
Tell your pharmacist to iet you rea q
The formula plainly printed on these TO-
sant csses o. Pape's Diapepsin. then
vo,, viii readily see why 1t makes In
direstion. Sour stomach. Heartburn and
other distress 60 in hve minutes and
believes at once such miseries as Belch-
ing Of Gas, Eructations of sour undi-
rested food, Nausea. Headaches. Dizzi-
ness, Constipation and other Stomach dis
orders.
some folks have tried 50 long to and
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27
AWAY GOES INDIGESTION, GAS
AND OTHER STOMACH MISERY

relief from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
or an out-of-order stomach with the COM
mon everyday cures advertised that they
have about made up their minds that they
have something else wrong, or believe
theirs Is case of Nervousness, Gas1
tritis. Catarrh of the Stomach or Cav
Ger.
This. no doubt, IS serious mis-
Your real trouble is, what you eat =
not digest; instead. it ferments and
turns to acid, Gas and Stomach
which purify in the digestive trad
intestines, and, besides, poison the b
with nauseous doors.
hearty appetite, with thorough
gestion, and without the slightest
comfort or misery of the Stomach
waiting for you as soon as yH
eide to try Pape's Diapepsin.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

tilda Muzio, known as the belle of VAR
ese, who was engaged to be married to
an Italian professor. has been the VIC
tim of dastardly act of vengeance.
Her home was entered by three masked
men, who brandished knives. The girl
tainted and when, several hours later,
her parents returned, they found their
daughter bound and gagged, and her hair
shorn close.
1t is stated that during the past Il
months Signorina Muzio has refused a
dozen offers of marriage before becoming
engaged to the professor, and it is
thought that the act is the revenge OF
disappointed admirers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-03-27

Der of natives employed in the gold mines
in the Witwatersrand in May, 1904, was
70,60S; in January, 1907, it was 94,22l, and
in September 1909, it was 156,065.
1t was feared that the repatriation of
the Chinese would be followed by a
marked decrease in profits but this fear
has not been realized. Working costs
have dropped to II shillings ! pence per
ton, or IL pence per ton less than in 1908.
The output of gold has increased.