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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01
Tener.

- Sin @aIolinofen in Der @o6z
nuns Der Mamie Smitb, go. GA
Ylum StraBe, erplobirte in Der 0ons
nerhag 9a6t, elm 5euer DerurIu9snD,
Dsl6es etnen S6aDen BON 800 an
ridteis.
Sn Der Wohnung oes peter
Wdlter bon go. 623 gBeit s. StraBe
tpuroe geitsrn 4beno tur3 DOR 10 ll9r
burh bds ueberto6en zines copies
6ett sin 5eusr DerurIadt, ipef6es aui
einen itilen 2llarm bin Die Spribens
aompagnie SO. Ia unO Die 2eiters
Eompagnis Rp. 9 our Steae bradte.
Bel 2lntunIt Der 2Didmunni6aTtsn
mar Die 9efd6r jeboh bereits bon ben
6dusbeDobnsrn bsieitigt fporbeu. 9as
Jeusr fano i'm 3peiten Stodpert
itatt.
- Sn Der Wohnung bes 6enrp
geaobe, go. 1906 Weit Court StruBe,
fam Elm fIsines Geuer gum 4usbruh,
peIhss sei0idt tpurbe, bspor nennens'
tperther Shaoen angeridtst noroen
mar.
- Cine StroBenro6rs in tem Orb
| 9efhpB unter benz 8sIhdftslotal Der
SpirituofsnbGnoIsr 2spi uub Sppsns
beirner, go. 607--609 Wain Strabe,
plaete gsItern morgsn uno ieBte ben
Geller unter Wafer. gu gIeiher 3eit
fpuroe Elm dutomatiIfer 5eusroIorm
abgegs6en. Der 5eusrrpebr eelanq ss
nah furssr 3eit, Die Wafer5uiuhr
absuiperren. Der Sdabsn lit nur
serinsfiisig.
Sn Der Oo1Rung oes Gbarles
8siIsr, Qo. 1866 3. 9os., prics 9iu,
aerietb geltsrH abenb Elm Deibnahtss
baum in 8raHb. Sprissn aompags
ME go. Al Ioidts oas nur unbsoeutena
De Jsuer.
- Gin 9stt in ber Wo9nung bes
5arrp gaughn i'm oritteu Stottpert
oss 5auies an Der SIotpsfets Der 8.
unb 9iue StraBs asrietb gsitsrrHbenb
aus unbetannter uriade in 9raro,
Sprissn Sompasnie Tp. 9 teisittgt,
bic gefabr.
Sn benz Sihsrbeitsgstp0Ibe Der
Su[lipGn grintiug Dorts. No. 1854
9ifbert 2toe.. tam eeftsrn 2tbeno aui
bisber unuufgstIdrts WsifI Elm 7Ssusr
gum 4usbrud, fpsIfes cine Mengs
tpiftiser Gsitdftsbii6sr unb Dsrtbs
pdpiere 3srft0rte. Der Staoen Lief
| iin nod niht ermittsln. Tas 1suer
fpuros bon SpriBsn aOmpasnie Ro,
4 gel0ift.
- Gin 2udrm BON GaIten go. 733
rief gtitern Raht tur3 Dor II ubr bic
f5suertpshr nab Der 0obnung ber
fsrau Sobn gsiaIu. Ro. 1866 Wiutr
4be., tpoiel6It ourt eiren 9agofen eir
fSsusr sntitanbsn mar. Ter S6aosr
in 60be bon $50 iit oura 9sriitrruna
eeoedt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01
lluitp Glab.

am Scnntds Ra6mii.ag beginnt
bic Ssrie Der popaIdrrpiifsnI6oftli1en
9orirdge. bic i'm 2aufs bieTes Winters
Der llnitp Club i'm Grano Opera
Scuie beranitaltet.
Der gcrtrageHce g.lesentlih bss
eriteH 9ertruses til 9err Geo. glor
Wcgdin. Der einen our9 itsrtopiiIfe
giloer ilIuitrirtsu Worirdg ii6er .yus
cdtaa" baIten ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01

Sm 9lter bon 70 Sabren 1T cine
tpadere beutfde Watrone, syrau
.2ouife @rof, ibren Qngs9origeH
unb S5reunben burh ben llnerbittli6en
COB entriHen iporben. Die 8eiiebun9
Der iterbli9en 6ine Der DabingsI6isz
benen erfolgt am Wtontas, bem 3. Sds
nHdr, Inn 2 llbr Ra6mittags po,a
1rausrbuuIe, Ro. 1909 Bremen Ctr.
aug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01
Naoifalbeilnng
- Der -
Verpeni i6tpGhe.

s6rgfe nerobfe Rerfoner. eesTaaf BON esFt.
nIHaSIongieu UNI f6te9ten GrduueH. erinapf.
enbeH austllttcu. @ruii. Rii6ens unD gppf.
i6ner5en Sauruustau. gIbHubme oes Gsb0rs
nno Selt1ts. adtarrb, Uaaeuorii6en Stnhlper.
foptina. W(iinigiett GrrotbeH Sittern 6er6,ios
nlen. srriibeflemmnns. geuai:liaiet uHo 1rlb,
hHn-ertabren aus oem ,.JussnDireuub", tuie
rinfad), idDneI uns biilig alle annatiir-
itd'en yerlnits nno anoere SyoIscn ju-
seHsliher Serirrunscn griinoIid) ne.
teiIt uno poae 8einuSheit uno ssrpb.
INN piebererlaast ipcrScn f0nnen.-
Sans neucs Seilperfabren. Seocr ieim
<iacner Nr5t.
Ttefes auserorbeHfTl6 IutcrcfFnnts unb Iehr.
retne Nu6 tGeutfee glu'inge 1909) melnes
bon Suna une ait, gRaur rno fSrali. getefen
lverbeH foufe. Tam geaeH giuienourg bon 90
eenff in 8riefmar.eH eerfieoeIt besoseu meresn
uer ker
Trisat.Slinif, 1S1-6. gneuue,
NEW YORK, NV
g1ax erSdbue oas Cincinnati gcIfsbIats
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01
Der Gtrrn pen getbIebem. "

9cs reisenbe Weihnahtsfpisl Der
Siern bon 8eiblshm". neHen 4ufFiibs
runsen um perflofenen Sonntas i'm
1euiihsn 4llgtmein proteItontiIhea
Waiienbnuie eintn 10 risiigsn geifau
fdnoen. fpiro am morsistn 5onntag
nod einmnl sur 4uffiibrung geIanger.
nm ben sdblrihen ireunben unb
0Dnnern her 4nitnlt. BITE am Gonns
tag Dor oht 1astn tsinen plob me6r
erbalssn soHHtsu. GsIsosnbtit ~ bietsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01

Jrau 5riebertta godat,
seo. 5osttgsr. Witttpe oes Dor 12h
5a1ren peritor6enen 2ouis qohat,
luuroe geitern Ruhmittag bon Der
Iobnung hires Sp6nes aug, 5errn
2ouis potdt, oes aaiTirsrs Der Ular.
let 9la;ional gaHt, gu Gra6e qeleitet.
Die Geifrnfeisr fanS i'm 5rduerbduie,
Qo. 4228 lyloru Qpsnue, Rortpoob,
., ftdtt. Die geiiesung erfoIate duf
bsm DeutI3zprot. airh9of auf 8dls
nut pills. 5err 9aitor s.. 5asfner
iDiomete Der 9eritorbensn i'm 5rauer.
hduie uno am 8ra6e eintn tief emz
pfanoenen Rahrlf uno IprG5 fir bic
trdusrnbsn 5interbIiebenen marine
2rofDorte. WGt benz obengendnntea
Sobn trauern cine 5ohter uno cine
StiDiegertodter um bic quite Wutter.
5hr anoentsn miro in Segen bletben.
5err Or. gburles 8reaorp
2 mitb, Der gertreter Der neunten
Wdro i'm Shulratb, spuroe BON einsm
unfaa betrofFen, burh iucl6en bic
Sebtrafi ieines rsateu 4uges eei66rs
oet rporDen III. 6err Or. Smith pers
iu6te in ieiner Bobnung on Der Dor
heiter Gosrue eine WdTeritofiaas euts
t1ltenbe Jlaite gu ofinsu, aIs Der
aor' berousitnslIte uuo Dem 9lr3t nit
iolher Wutyt ;Rs rehte Quae ilca,
odb ndh Der aniift Der glerste i'm
Seton 6oipital, tpohiH Der 8erun,
gliidte iiberfiibrt tpuree, es febr fraas
lid III. oh bic Sebtraft bes Quses ers
bdIten iperoen tann.
Wtit auIribtiser 5rausr pirb in
peiien areiien Die aunoe bon eem
4blsben BON Irou Charlotte
Jlagge, geb. arennins. pernommsn
Deroen, Die 5u BEN aItsitsn uHb ssdtz
tetiten pionierinneu bes bieiigen
DeutIhtbums ssh0rte. Die Oahinge.
idiebeue. bic elm 4ltsr BON SO ssyabrsn
erreihte, mar aus Sburg in 5annoper
eebiirtis uno felt 1914 bier anidFIia.
Die iibernus gludli6e gbs, bic Iie NIT
oem betannteu qionnsr 5errn s5rans
5einri9 Suotptg 5lasse. Der ihr i'm
Sabre 1891 in ben Soo porausging,
seialoHsn. mar nit IL aino.rn aeTegs
net, BON oeHen ieoo6 uur spei am aez
ben iino uno ben 5eimsans Der innig
geiiebtsn Wluttsr betrauern. gs limb
oisies Serr Carl 5lagge unb ssrau
Winna 9}anler. Ginen ihperen 8ers
luit erleioet in bsm 5inidsiben Jruu
Jlagge's bic UtatthGus Gemetnbe,
benu bic gsrspiste mar cine oerGriins
oerinn.n bes 5rausnpereins oieIer
6emeinoe. 0ur9 ibre 6erRHsgiite
bate Jrau Jlagee Iih i'm 2aufe Der
Sabre einen sroBen sSreuHbestr.is su
eriperben asipubt unb bic gramsebeuss
ten 5interbliebenen niirfen Der inniqs
iten sbeilnuhme periihsrt Isin. Die
9eerbiguns finbet am Montag, bem 3.
Sanuar. nm balb stpei ll9r, Rahmits
tags. bonn 5rauerhauit Qo. 1921 Ban
miller StrGBe aus itntt.
Gin in ipeiten arsiien betounier unb
bo6seahieisr peutifer pionier iii ae.
tern in 6errn 6einri1 6. aIems
me In fsiner Wobauns. go. 1853 Sea
bom Strabe, in bic gpisteit biniiberz
geihlummtrt. 9ds 4ble6en bieies
ipoderen 0reiiss. Der Gin alter BON
70 Sabrn erreinte. ipirb niht nur
bon ieinen 2lngeborigeu. icnbern AUDI
bon ben piflen Greunoen innig bsz
trauert tperntn, bic CT ii1 burd iein
ternbe,nfhes Meien i'm Qaufe Der
ss5yabre su erfperben ssguubt bate. 5as
uno Stunoe Der 8eeroisung iinb 10.
melt nod ni1t aHbsroumt uorceR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01

bic ainoerf6aar duf ben tpeit6ebeuten.
ben Brettern 5u beipunoern.
Die Quffiibrung nimmt prd3iie um
balb brei llbr Rahmittags ibren an@
fang uno Der gtntrittspreis fir grs
fpahIene betrGgt % Gents, tpdbreno
fir ainber Elm Gintritt BON sehn Gts.
erbpten fpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01
Rad haffcr Saaesarbeit

ihm.ren aopf unb Riidsn Der Sauss
frau. a.in Wunber, ipenn ibre Gaune
ettpas miirriib 1T. Sic piro ibre
quite aauns pieber srlangen, ndtbem
iie bic Shmersen nit Or. Ritter's
~poin Grpeusr" pertriebeu Bat. 9as
III eerfslbe 3unerIGige 5reuno Der
Wlenitbeit. ben man felt ,Jabren in
gon3 europa in fat ieoer SSamilis
porfinoet. % uno so Gents bic fla.
ihe in alien oeatihsn apotbsten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01
lie Ndltnno iluaniiaer.

Die Ulitgfisoer bes 8srbanbes Der
gsteraren bss %. yrsiFpiligsn Re
9imtnts iinb iamnt uno ionoers gu
elmer 8sriammlung eingslabeu. bic
am Sountag Ratnittog um 2 ubr in
Der Remorial 3alIe ftattfinoet. Giss
lesentli6 oisIer 0eriammIung its6t
ndmlid ben uaitglisosrr cine biibi6e
ueberraIdung bepor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01
Sas alte nnS Sas neue eSabr,
Bon Wl or SspSreff.

Sn ben obersH ShidiaIsresionsn
FAB oas alte Sabr 5Iiammensetausrt.
NIT beruufse5oseRen geinen Dd, oenn
es fror uno fuhte fich 10 etipas mebr
5u ertpdrmen. Ribmuthig bIitts es
in ben iriibsn. srausn DeSembsrtas
hinein. Do tbeilte iit iahte Der 3ua
tunftsnettI eiH spenis, uno Elm ibsrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01

9ots soamer Dstn. Die Qna
lage bon SansIouci nauute 5riebria
Der 8rDBe uripriingIi9 Ga pigHs
(ber Deirberg). Seine Bidder aus
ieuer eriten 3ett trage~ auf pem
0etel audi in 8oIoi6rtft bic 8e5eits
nung: v8igne". Bon Der gnlage Don
Deinbergen um PotsOam tDetB man
bereits aus Der Regisrungs5ett oss
8urfiriien Sobann Stgismunb; bisz
ielben gerietben iebo6 Ipdter in 8er'
faQ. Grit Der GroBe &urfiirft begunn
lire 9epfIan3un9 nit Betn aufs neue
uno lteB bier3u Reben aus Stolien,
Srantreih, llngurr, Dom Rhein unD
aus 5ranter tommeu. Sm Sabre
1878 ipurben aus ben furfur1tltfen
Weinbsrgen 848 Sonnen Wein gepons
men. 3ur PfLege Der Weinberge iteIte
Der 4urFurit beIonpere Weingdrtner
an, unb Der turfiiritlifs Gein gait
ais Der bette in Der Wurt 8runbens
burg. 9is gum y. 9e5enrber 1852
hattie bas Qmt 9otsodm fir ben turz
fiirItlifsn SpfItaat bereits 1853 Ipn-
nen Dein eeIisfert. Die 6ofIeute sra
bisIten nGmlih ibrs 8eioloung gum
5kil in RuturaIien. Sine 4ufnabme
bonn Sabre 1880 ber3eihnet i'm pots@
banner S6loBtelIer elm Eager DON 382
Sonnen unb i'm 6austeaer uuf Der
8urqiuIeI Elm 2ager BON 284 Sonuen
Dein. llnb i'm Sabre 1851 HefertsH
bic Deinberse bel potsoam 442 goHz
neH. Ra6 ben Sobe Des aurfiirifen
fpuros ieboh Der @einba:, perHdhldi-
figt, urb i'm Sabre 100 mar Der
Weinberg, duf rpel6em Sonsfouci iidp
erbebt, bereits eingegangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01
g d itteIretm.
Wenn Wanoa bon Der 8dtte lief,
sFIqurd nur ne 2dtte mics.

3ed ers 8 y erbel.
gierbuber: gaeaner, nun Iaiiet
Sic mid ihou 5pei W1inliten auT
mem gier Darten. Sd nil mid bier
bod nidt ais 7ur1tfiinitler 8eiaeul"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
bile berRbmtefe--
WG(rfag(rin lieIes 3eila0gs.

Stnn in Der HIteifen 9eii sab es aetptrs
%erionen. bic our6 bic Gcb6pfuna b0bs beaabt
uore'i nro es Iteet feiH 8tpetlel eor, bas
ohn oeni3uiaee Hod Rsrfoneu e1ttiiren. eie
oura cine nnbeianni~ sruft TN Stanoe fiHo,
Sisles Su tbuu uno oersusSufageu mas Ta-
aHeere er'tnunIi6 III unb blesbt Sir geIeses
enf ete ssatir oiefe Dame befonoers begiiufiiat.
oeHH ne BAT tbr bic felieue gabe serlieseu has
ceben ibrer Tttmer;den ns Elm ouiasltiaae.
nes srn geuau au lefeH Betncbi Mot bdb
ne In '5rer eieenen saefieens an oeeftn aseauc
rcbrt. Hebult bic Goft Gnb ear 5fiIi6 bts
6eeftn aceuue. eanr sebt siefeIbe tincnf bts
3er Bite fdors @eFfbcns ppH grrn o. pdeesr
.rreidt Dos CONS IN sm IinssM aans NM
am 6Guue tft ber Shame:
Mrs. b. Yaeger, frsber fran yed,isls
cesssn Asemne. eimsssss. 0inssnms4i. Gals.
osssiit4s Gntwsrisn s1.o0 nas sarGsex.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-01

auftbdt.
2luf Der S6tpsQe bIitte ss nod eins
mai 5urid. Der 3utunftsfdleier
bate Tth geboben, unb in ietner gans
gen Sugenbi60nbett itanb bus Subr
1910 DOR ibm, Der neue Serriher.
yDas bait bu in osinem 8euteI ge.
funben?" risf Der 2tlte ibm fra9eno
gu.
9o6 in bic fr06li6e 2tnttport biuein
tIang Der leBte S9Iag Der 8lode,
tlan9 bus 80ueri6ieBen, bas Rufeu
uno Subelr, tlang oas feierliGe Ge>
Idute, Der QBtQtommengrub Der
Weni6beit - unD bic Worte bIisbeu
unperItdnbli6.
Sopfi9iitteInb uno miioe f6lid bas
ulte eabr btnaus, uno Die IdDeren
Shore ihlofen iin binter ibm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-28
CLUBWOMEN ATTACK THE
ABSENT HUBBY PROBLEM
Politics in BurIingame Causes
Protest Against Night Work

In addition to the stereotyped excuse
of attending lodge the married men of
Burlingame have put forward civic af-
fairs as a reason for staying out late
at night. This has been carried to such
an extent that their wives have deter
mined to devise ways and means of
saving the country during the day
time.
At meeting of the Burlingame
woman's club held yesterday the topic
of the absent husband was much dis
cussed. The women present voiced a
strong suspicion that attendance at
political meetings had become a too
pleasant duty.
The excuse of the campaign for the
annexation of Burlingame park will be
taken from the men March 7. when the
question will be decided, but the cleo
tion of trustees April II makes it i'm
perative that every good citizen shall
remain out every night until that date
unless his wife interferes, which seems
to be likely.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-28
UNIFORM MEDICAL LAWS
FAVORED BY PHYSICIANS
Association Will Seek to Elimi-
nate Objectionable Features
;peciol Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
s CHICAGO, Feb 27.-Conformity of
the laws governing the practice of
medicine and the requirements for en-
trance into that profession will be rec
commended at the sixth annual confer
ence of the education council of the
American medical association, which
will meet tomorrow at the Congress
hotel. The session will last three days
and will be attended by delegates from
every state in the union.
DIR. Arthur Dean Bevan, chairman of
the council, will preside at the confer
ence and addresses will be made by
some of the leading physicians of the
country.
.'The main purpose of the confer
ence,. Doctor Bevan said, will be to
discuss the differences that exist in the
license requirements of the several
states, ar | to seek to eliminate the oh
iectionable features that are known to
exist in some Of the commonwealtlls.o
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-28
TRUST BUSTER MAY
DIRECT CAMPAIGN
Slated for Chairman of Repub-
Iican National Committee
I Special Dispatch 10 The Call

| SpeCfQt DfSpQICn 10 4 ne NQu
WASHINGTON, Feb 27.-wade
Hampton Ellis of Ohio, who will act as
the governments trust buster for one
more day and then become dean of the
school of applied politics in Ohio. is be-
ing groomed for the Craftsmanship of
the republican national committee. If
Ellis makes good in the coming cam
paign in Ohio the job of running the
next national campaign will be thrust
upon him. He is President Taft's choice
for the chairmanship, now that Frank
Hitchcock has declared himself out of
the game.
The political situation has shifted a
chairman of the national committee. In
the first place Hitchcock is an ultra
conservative. He is strong for Cannon
and Aldrich and the eastern crowd
His closest political friends are south
ern republicans, who are even more
conservative than those from the east
An insurgent to Hitchcock is
nuisance, and he has taken no pains
to conceal the fact
The president knows that If the split
in the republican party is to be healed
it will have to be brought about by a
tactful man who has a speaking ac-
quaintance with other factions Obvi-
ously Hitchcock can not mollify such
insurgents as Cummins, Dolliver, La
Toilette and Beveridge.
The outcome of the congressional
elections next fall are of great con-
ecrn to President Taft and the republi-
can leaders, and although Chairman
Mckinley processes great confidence In
a republican house, the president by
no means regards it is a foregone con-
cliIsiOn
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-28
DONS OVERALLS AND
wins SOCIETY GIRL
South American Croesus Takes
Unique Method of Finding
a Wife
Special Dispatch 10 The Call


PITTSBURG, Feb. 27.-Antonio r.
Guinaraes, wealthy Brazilian mine
owner, took unique method of win
ming a bride and way in Which lie is
satisfied that she took him for himself
alone and not for the privilege of shar-
ing in his millions
The engagement of this South Ameri-
can croesus has just been announced
to Miss Bess Goldie, a young society
bud of Williamsburg, one of the city's
exclusive suburbs, by her mother, Mrs.
William Goldie of Trenton avenue.
Coming to this city unheralded sew
eral months ago Guinaraes accepted a
menial position with the Westinghouse
electric company at East Pittsburg.
He donned the coarsest wearing ap-
parel and went about his work as
though his bread and butter depended
solely on his ability to hold down a
job that paid him SIS a week
Three months ago he was introduced
TO Miss Goldie at a church social. 1t
was but a short time after the first
meeting that he began to ply his suit.
Miss Golde returned his love. 1t was
then that he asked her to become his
wife and was accepted. Still Guina- :
raes kept his secret and the fact that
he is extremely wealthy did not come
to light until the engagement was an
nounced this week
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-28
TRAMP GETS RANCH
FOR SAVING CHILD
Wealthy Texas Cattleman Deeds
Property Worth S5O0,OOO
to Daughters Rescuer
+ Special Dispatch 10 The Call


GALVESTON, Tex. Feb. 27.-Frank
Strome a week ago was a tramp beat
ing his wav westward on a freight
train of the Southern Pacific with Ell
Paso as his destination. Today he
owns a half interest in the Valvidere
cattle range, said to be valued at
nearly s1,0oo,0O0 with its cattle aggre-
eating about 10000 head Until re-
Gently the land, stretching over 1900
square miles of territory in jeff Davis
and Pecos counties. Tex. belonged
solely to Samuel w. Jennings. who
owns cattle and range property in
five western counties and who is re-
p,1ted to be worth several millions.
A few days ago the Z year old daugh-
ter of jennings was crossing the rail-
road tracks with a train within few
yards of her, when Strome grabbed the
girl and pulled her from the track
Strome left the scene, but several who
witnessed the rescue reported the mat
ter. and three days ago he was located
by Jennings and taken to the ranch.
Yesterday a deed was filed trans
ferring a half interest in the property
to the savior of the youngest daughter
of the ranch owner.
Strome is 4s years old. widower,
and years ago lived in Chicago. He is
educated and attributes his downfall
to drink after the death of his wife
Is years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-28
SAN FRANCISCAN IS
ROBBED BY WOMAN
Victim Gives Gotham Police
Fictitious Name to Avoid
Social Ruin

NEW YORK, Feb. IA young San
Broadway hotel was robbed of 1000
early this morning by two women. In
reporting the matter to the police the
young Californian gave the name of
Frederick Williams" which is fcti-
tious one. To save himself from any
notoriety as the result of police in
vestigation "Williams' took the first
train this afternoon for San Francisco.
He is well known there and declared to
several of his friends before leaving
in connection with the robbery it would
mean his social ruin.
IT had $1,000 in bills in my inside
pocket when 1 left my hotel TO attend
the theater. After the theater visited
a restaurant and soon after o'clock
started to walk down Broadway"
This is what he told the police:
II noticed two women walking In
front of me. The younger of the two
women said that her friend was i'll
perhaps revive her. accompanied the
two women down Thirty-ninth street
toward Seventh avenue, where we
stopped at the back door of a saloon.
at was not long after we had en-
tered the back room of this saloon that
the young woman revived. 1 thought
nothing more of the incident until /
reached my hotel, where 1 discovered
that my wallet was missing
Then the police interrupted to gain
some more definite clews. when will
liams' insisted that he could not stay
to press the case but wanted to inform
the police of the robbery and the sa-
loon where it occurred. The police will
arrest the saloon keeper.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-28
SECOND CLASS MAIL
CARRIED AT LOSS
Postoffice Department Says
Postage on Letters Helps !.
Pay for Periodicals
Officials Declare the Contention
Made by Publishers Assoc
ciation Is Erroneous

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-"Erroneous
or misleading" is the way the post
Office department characterizes the
statement recently published by the
Periodical publishers association en-
titled "An Argument on Second Class
Postal Rates From the Business Stand
point Alone
The answer OF the department was
made public today. 1t declares the
premise on which the argument Is
based is faulty, and consequently every
important conclusion reached is fall
lacious.
Postmaster General Hitchcock says:
IF the rate on second class mail were
made high enough to cover the entire
which has not been suggested, it would
be possible, without creating def
cit, to reduce the postage on letters
to / cent. Every time a 2 cent stamp
is placed on a letter it defrays not only
the expense of handling and trans
porting the letter, but helps to pay in
almost equal measure the cost of dis
tributing through the mails the peri
odical publications of the country"
The departments statement is an
Ella borate discussion of the cost to the
government of handling mail, particu-
larly second class matter, and by rural
free delivery. It is shown that the
average length of the haul of maga-
zines is 1,04S miles. while that of daily
spapers-also second class matter
is only 291 miles.
The department asserts 'the conclu-
sion that there is no more expense to.
the government In carrying magazines
an average distance of i, 1,04S miles than
in carrying newspapers 291 miles is SO
palpably wrong: as hardly to deserve
comment
1t was contended by the publishers
that the second class matter should not
be charged with the proportionate cost
of rural free delivery assigned to it by
the department because that branch of
the service was a governmental pol
icy" conducted at great loss, and be-
cause, further, the periodicals have no
need of that service.
In reply to this point Postmaster
General Hitchcock says:
The department was conservative in
charging second class mail 1922 per
cent of the cost OF rural delivery. Sta
tistis.s show tiaaI Z per cent OF the
pieces of mail handled IN this service
consists of second class matter. Were
| it not for the rural delivery service
the circulation of magazines would be
materially reduced
It is pointed out that "the govern
ment is losing over cents a pound
on second class matter sent through
the mails, the annual loss to the ma
tional revenues approximating s64,
900 .000.p
There are $4,000 publications enjoy
ing the second class privileges, large
proportion of which are magazines.