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

Rspgort, %. apriI. qns.tpms
men: .Gbicogo", pon 5aprs; mGeoric" ,
BON QiperpocI; .Tuca 9i 9snopc" .
BON Reapsl; .2ogretaqne" bon 5aore;
.WiunstDntu", BON Gonoon; ~eito'
nia", bon 2ibau; ~aroonIuno". pOn
4ntperpeu. 4bgsfabrsu: .Re Si'Stas
liza" ndd ejsuua.
5ifbguarb, %. april. glnge.
tommen: .2uItaniu", bon Rem Yort,
4ntperptn, %. Ipril. 4use.oms
men: .9aberlauo". pom Rem gort.
REAPER, %. april. ansstommsn:
.Romouic" pon Bottom; ramsriea"
bon Rep yori.
GbriItianfanp. %. April. IN
4neetommen: .5elIig SIap", BON Ren
gort mad aopenbasen beitimmt.
Gbtrboura %. QpriI. 4nee'
tommsn: raaiier Wilbelm Der Grobe"
BON Rep Yort na6 gremen bsitimm.
gdIermo, %. april. 4bsesunstn,
rRetar". nah Rep Yort.
2iperpooI, %. 4pril. 2lngetom
men. Baltic, BON yleip Yort.
9Iasgp %. april. 4nsstouli
men: .Galifornia", BON 9leip Yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

inoem er bas tdmpfluities Gbepaar uns
ter Der 4nflaee oss unoroentlihen Be
nebmsns bsrbafiste. geioe Oefangens
ipurosn turse 3eit ipater sesen giira.
ihnft auf freien SUB seiesi.
lrau BED iheiIte Dem goliSeiisats
nant Rentert, sbe iis bic Capitalization
perlisb. NIT. oaB ihr IA Sabre after
gruber 5arpsp 2upsre, tpslher aus
benz iyreimaursr WaiisHheim in
2ouisoiIe sntlaufen iei. in benz Re-
itaurunt hires Wdnnss arbeiie. ia
bsr Superintendent Der Nniidlt isit
Woden psrssblid1e Ruhforihnnsen
nad benz entiprunsenen anuben anees
IselIt uno Die bisIias poIi5ei eriu6t
bat, ai,f. benisIben Al fahnoen, ipurp.n
ioiort sfps; golisiften entiuuot, ErI
uah 6oroe 2upere gu iuIfsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26
Nobri6ten aug Ricaragud elm
gstroffen.
& 0 noreb.

. ~
% bin1ton, 9. G.. %. april.
DEM Ssnat lag am Wontaq lpieosr
bic giienbabHoorldge DOR uno bic De-
bate fpuroe pdbrsnb Der oan3sn SiRs
ung allein Don ben Senatcren 9pIlipsr
uno Root qeilibrt Ssn. 9olIiusr qriFf
in i6orfsr BeiIe bas Grapforo~GIz
tins Gmenoemsnt su hem 8ertsbrperz
einbdrun9s photographer an uuo Gen.
Root befiirnortete basielbe Qmeuots
ment. Ter Ssnator BON Soma trug
einigen llnlpiIIsn boriibsr 3ur Sfau,
oaB bic aominiitrdtion iit in 10 bars
oorra9euosr Deiie on bisier 9eiesecs
bung bstbeili9e, Ssnator Root ers
tlGrte ibm aber, baB bic Grfabrunstn
oes Gretutip3peiaes Der Regieruro Die
Rotbtpenoigteit fir jolhe 8eisbg.bung
ongebeutet bGtten. Die bsioen Wdns
ner biffsrirten in alien 9untten, iie
iiibrten aber ibre Debate in burhaus
ipiirbigsr QDeiis unb teinsr Der Senas
loren mn6te perf0nlihe 4nipieluns
gen. Gen. Gltins mahte am Sd1Iuf
pisber einen 9eriuh, baB bic 8orIag:
in ssbn gusen 3ur abitimmung gea
bradt perbsn iolle, obsr psrgsbIih
neil Ssn. Ga Jollette gintporo erbob
ertIGrerb, ouB Der Senat nod nihi
9elegsn6sit osbabt babe. AUDI nur oil
Sdlite Der 8orlage asnau 81 ftuoiren
sSm Observation-Disclosures ipurben eins
gr0bsre Qn3abl 8orlagen BON nur
untsroeorbnstsr 9ebeutung ongenom.
men unb es quurpe pann aud nod
cine 3sit lang bic Gifenbubrporlags IN
srpd9uns ge3ogen.
Die llntsrfadung betrsffi
bes .britten Grabes".
9as Suiti3tpmmiitse bss Senati
bat am Wcntag bel4lofien, eins Elm
gebenbs unteriuhung nit 9e5ug au
bic als Der brittle grrb" betannte We
tbobs, GerdnonifIe aus perionen
bic zines 8srbrehens aneetluet finn
b.raus3uprsHen, fiibren 5u polen
unb aud nit 8esug auf ben 8ebrau1
9sihnorens bon Spionen iiberipa6ei
au laHen.
Die Rsiolution, bersufolge elm ou
fiinf Senotoren beftthenpes Gpe5ial
tommittes eine foIhe llnteriuhung fiih
rem ioIl, tpurbs fp6breHo oes 1ages Dol
Dem Senator Sutberlanb i'm Senc
eins.reidt. 9erdnloHuns 5u bem ge
f6lub CAB elm Berift iiber bic 1ortu
bonn .britten Grab. bic BON Der go
Ii3ei BON 4tlantif Gitp, q. s.. ange
tpenbet tporben iein foll, nm Milliai
Sepler gum gtft6nbniB 81 5tpinger
esr snsssIGss III. bic 1s sabre al'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

Sane gloams in g(tldntic gitp ermoroet
gu bdben.
Rahrihten n aus Ricara@
qua.
Tenn Staatsbepartement aing am
Wiontag bic Hadriht 3u, oaB eine
1000 Wdnn ftarte 9lrmee unter einen
Der bei.en GjenerGle UtabriS' in stpei
aoIonncn auf 9luefieIoS, Ricaragud,
3umarIdire, ipeIde Stdbt iif in ben
SGnben Der Sniureentsn bsftnbet. Die
Gorbut bisier Nrnss ion nur 20 bis
30 Mleilen BON Bluefielos entTesGt
Iein.
Ger Der. ct. apniut in 9luefiel6s.
Der bisie 3epeife gsihidt bat, tbeiIt
aud nit. buB 8snsraI Gftraba ieine
Sruppen in irlher Weiie pld3trt bat,
bab er i'm Stanbe III, ben 9ormorif
eriolqreih oufSuboIten. Die auspdrs
iiqen aonInln in gluefielos bieIten
lpdbrenb bss cages cine aonFerenS init
Dem aapitGn GiImer pom Der. St.
Eanpnenboot .ydoucdn do. Us ipliD
BON ibm getpiinift, bdb er ben 8ss
fhdftstbeil DON 9Iuefielos beituBsn
iolIe. tpenn ss in Der Staot 81 adns
pfen fommen 1olIte.
@ouperneur Sughes SUN
Sberbunbesrihter
erndnnt.
pr1i. gaft erbieIt am Rontd9Ibeno
Elm Shreiben pom benz 8oupernsur
Gbds. +. 5uabes, iporin er bic ibm ans
aebotene Stelle zines Rihters oesSbers
bunbsseeribts onnimmt. 5iinf Minu'
ten ipdter puroe pem Senat. Der ltn
innefien bsrsits psrtagt bate. bic Grs
nennung Sueefhidt.
9oupernsur 6ugbes tpiro 8tpelfelss
obns balom0slihit ols Sberbunoesrlhs
Ter he'tdtig; ipsrben, sr oirfte inosHsn
Bis Sttobsr bisiss Sabrss als 8oupers
neur i'm 2tmt bIeiben unb niht Dor Grs
offnung oes Ssrbittermins bes Sbers
bunbesgsrihts pereioigt peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

Ser englti6s 2ufttrsu=
ser. 9ds neue engltihs QuftI6iff,
bas Die englii6e @pmiruIitdt jeBt srs
bauen ldBt unb iber Dem bisber &c.
beimniBpoues 8untel ihpebts, pi@b
i'm 4Qgemeinsn bem leBten Zeppelin.
tpp dbnlta Iein. Gs piro etnus tlet.
ner, bafiir aber i6neQer iein. SIN
iibrigen bringsn iiber Die 9eriude bee
engltI6en 2uftihifFdbrtsamts mps
terrible gin3elbeitsn ans 5agesliht,
Die 8srIu9e folen ergeben baben, bah
es eins Before 8onitruttion gebe, alz
es Der gsgenpdrtige Zeppelin lit, oeHen
Geitalt binten ipegen Der eroben8reite
Elm 8remieu our Golge babe. D1s
Qbrirdlitdtsluftidtff bat na9 Den
Welbungen bic Sorm elmer Watrels.
bas beibt feline gr0Bte Weite ioQ pol
benz Wtitteli6iff liegen, fpie es BEL al.
len moosrnsn ariegsf9ifftppen bsr
5all lit. Die Ulafdinen ioQeu bon
Diders Sons &c Wlarim eebaut fper.
ben. Dos 2ufti6iff tpirb nit elmer
Mnlage 5ur graeusuns bon glettrisi
tGt ausgeitattet tperoen, Die fir brabt.
lof. 7e!ssrapAie anpsnbuns timber
is1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26
eokal-Dtridt
Meifer0ue4
3ipiiben 3,pei ihwar,en Goeainiitin'
ileu.

Die 26 Sabre alts RessriH Bette
Sammonbs, cine Wdlderin BON go.
318 Sit Jront Strabs. fpuros seitern
Hatmitiog ipdbreno zines Streites
nit ibrsr RaHes unb 5ousgenoFin
Carrie Gtuples bon ibrer 8sgnerin in
bic 9ruIi seitoden. 8eipe Jrauensim=
msr ipurben perbaftet. Bette nuro,
mad bem ooipitaI sebrn6t. mo ibrt
gerlesuns als sefdbrli6 be3eidnei
fpuros. Carrie GtapIts ipurbe uniel
Der 4ntIage bee Stedens NIT Der ab'
iiat gu i0bten einseipsrrt. Beibe Re'
gerinnen iinb benz goeainlaiter eiseben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

- amerifaniife grbinnen iinb isi.
tens eurppdiiner ariito.ratsn fortbuu.
ernb .febr besebrt". Dem Glsrt Der
Nap Yorter Siobibeborbe iit aus ST.
petersburg Elm Sdreiben sasssanseu.
in ipeldxm elm anseblider prinS Wlis
cbael bon 2ufignan. Gppern. Jtruia.
lem unb 4rmenien etc. ben brineenDen
Wuni6 ousbriidi. iih nit einsr reid<n
ameritdneriH ~ permdblen. Der
Wunfh ertldrt iih ans Der ipsiiersn
4nsabt. boB Der beirathslustiss, 81
5ubrs olis sprina@ sdnsIi9 permSs
eeuSles lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

Die asihe bes am SnmItag abenb
i'm &anal on Der 8. Strube unb essIes
fton 4ps. ertruntsnen flint Sabre altsn
Soc aelln, bon go. 4O2 God Strabe,
tonnte bisber nod niht gefunben iDers
ben. 9ie Mitelieber Der Gprisen unb
6oien gompasnie go. Z peronitolteien
geitsrn aberm1ls an Der llnfaGftent.
iorpie in benz 1unnel, ipelher ben aos
nal nit bsm Club Dsrbinbtts tins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26
(GyDrtIeBung iol8t)
9inr Gin Wlittcl,

oSn unIersm S0rper iiebt es 6bnIia
aus, tpie in ben untsrirDiiden Ginges
tpeiDen Der StGDte. ueberau bin pers
3fpeigt ii6 Elm pernorrenes gteB bon
GunGlen uno R0bren, BON oensn Die
einen unentbebrlt6e ytobrung, MoFer
rsip. Sdfts, 3ufiibren. bic unoeren Die
giftigen 4bfaQitoffs peqIeiten. DeRe,
nenn eine 9eritopTung eintrltt, 10 bar
fi6 Der SnbaIt beiber Spiteme miiht,
Die gunse StaOt, Der gon3e aDrpeI
pGre balo pergiftet. SOr9et alio fiji,
Qbleitung Der 2lbfulIitoffe i'm a0rper,
8erhiitet 9erItopfung, 8erglftung Dee
a0rperS. llnb benuBt oa5u feline GBen:
ben Sduren, ionbern uuein bas ein3ie
nirtTQme, rein pegetabtliiGe Utittei
bic bsribmten Ct. 8ernnro arduter.
pileu. SS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

griinblihe Sude .noh Der Geide. ipelhs
jeboh srfolslos psrliet. Die ieite
ipuros jeoenfaIls ourh ben 2unnsi IN
ben yluB geidnemnt. Sobdlb Die
2odIanb ShleuIen eeifloHen ietn
lperben, iotlsn fpeitere Nahforihungen
dngefteIlt iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

enblth bas Mitleib fir ibren perlaiIe
nsn, auten 6errn madten Spbann uni
Beaten riibrtg unb lisben iie Die ei9en
4neit bergehen.
Der Magen pes Ybpiitus Rasel ron
te berbei. 8edte leubtete benz dltenSpt:
tor Die 5reppe empor, uno er eilt'
ipprtlps ans 8ett bes 8ranten.
v6pttlpb, ioete er nah tur3er pau:
ie, rer bat ia ipieoer 2ebensfarbe uni
Idpibt! SIT henn bas freipillig?" -
so fretmilltg 9err 9Ottpr, al:
man in bteIer3emperatur uur i6niBer
tam, rpenn Ginem cine Stunbe mtt'r
PferOeitrtegeln 5ugeIebt tpiro." ant
portete StGbIein.
yYrdcbtig! gBober baben Sic bo8
mein 2ieber? Nu9 Ia9 tCb sic ia nod
ME Bel Serrn 6enntngS!" -
.8Iaub's pObl! SD bin SuituS
ShdBIein unten au5'm Seller. IaeS
rib aus uno lieB ibn bilflps i'm 8ureau
Iieesn, ba bab' ih mid Oenn nit So.
bdnn ietner erbarmtl"
v6m, bn. - Sas lit pieI, bds IL
'ebr piel!" - RdgeI IeBte iia bin unr
T6rieb bas Re3ept, tpelhes Seute iofort
MAIDEN Iisb.
Sn8nifhen tpuroen iparme llmIhld
ae beIorgt uno beige Steine fir 9ens
nings' 5iiBe. 9es Srunten Ietbargi.
fher 3uitano lteb enolih na6. Gr er.
fannie geqen Morgen ieins llm9ebung,
unb Iein grobes graues @uge fpeiIte
nit ei9entbiimli6em 2lusbrud ouf gu.
Ttus, Der nit ibm pie etne W}utter NIT
ihrem tpillenlpIen Gin0e umiprong.
rBiro er ouftommen, 6err Pbnii.
tus?" fragte nuh mehreren Stunoen
SuTtus balblaut ben bepboatenoen
Nr3t.
.gtuem 9lnI6sin nad, ia. Wir mil
fen inbeB Die Wirtun9 Der Wteoi3tn
qan3 ubporten. ShpiBen 1T bic
6auptiats, tur3 Die itrenqIte Pfle9e,
I'm o6t ubr bin id lpieOer bier. Nebmt
i'm ia Dor GrtGltung in 2Itt, Der Helm
fte Rutfau iIt Ii6erer Sob"
Suitus nitte, unb 9r. gIagel pers
IieB oos Saus.
9lls Der Sag tdum Qraute, erIhten
Der goliseitommiTarius bes Repiera
uno Elm iogenannter GboIeraDeputlrter
beiihtiQten ben Srunten, nabmen ben
GbplerQi6ein, pelten Or. Nagel aus
1eiteQt, unb be5eihneten nie Stuben'
tbur rit Dem gebrdu6li6en 3eiden,
pprboten ferner jebe 9emeinihaft Der
GranterpfIeger nit orDeren Geutsn
ano fiilten, in Iideter 8orausieBun9
0dB Eennin0s Il gut .pie toot lei, bin
gu, bab beute 2tbero Der Sorg unb in
Der Ruht Der Geitenpagen tommen
tperoe.
.S60n pon oybnen. Duni6sn Sie
oielleidt 5errn 6ennings gu bserben?"
grtn3ts ouitus. - Die 8eamten gin.
gen o6ieI3utenb fort; erfiiQten lie bod
nur ibre gftl6t.
SSn b0diter geiorgniB bate ndmiid
bic Regierung beror0net, 0aB fernerbIr
BEL iebem bebentltten Tau Der Surt
gIeih in bas 6aus bes&ranten geihid
uno Der 5oote mod in berieIben Rad
ftiu be9raben perbe, Oamit ldngere:
Steben Der Qeihname niht gu neuel
Qnitetung beitruss, uno Das 9s8rdb
ntb am Sage ni6t ferner Uui Die ent.
| iebten @emiitber einen nieoerihlugen
ben Ginorut made. 8eniigte bod
I6on Die bIoBe gn9it, I'm Der Srant
! belt anbelm3ufalIen.
| 5rosoem nun aber bos 8egrdbnii
6ennr0s' auf omtIi6en gsfebI Dor
6ereiIet puroe, erboIte er ii6 tpieber
Sem rritfs 3ei6en Don geNerung be
ruBta TT, Suitus. Der neben Inn iai
unb cine Qfeife i6moutte, 8eriibrt oi
Sano gu triiten. Gr polte ibm Dan
Ten.
(6OrtIsBun8 iolg)
Hur ciu lEit+rI'
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Mrs. 3. Yaeger,
Bile bsrahmffife---~
waQr(aaGin 0ieIes 3eiiaQUs.

eden In Der arieifss Belt ads - ssnsHs
Berfensn, BE burs bic e6bpfnHs bossr bseast
,vnre. une - iisst isiH Sireiid beg. bat
snA beutsHiaes nod Rerfonsx syiftireu. DE
brra etue unbe.nnnts arast iui et0nts Nns.
eifIes IN fban arb porausndaaen, nos fhs
Hnbere erfsaurii1 IN uHb sIeibt Jfs fol6fs
bat bic Hafuf tisfe Gurse Defenders bsshniiiai.
bfuu Ne sa, ibr bic fsI,eue Sabs ssrIieben. sss
etbeH threr gQitmcn'nen Dis Elm snfadhlnees
nes sun eenaa su tsfsu. gerassf nidt. bat
Ne In itres siasreH AefieeHs an 6eeffn abtrus
rntnf. 1semt BITE eaff Gns Gar SfffsA bic
6esfin sseuue. sarn aett eisfeIbe tisoss ~
Str bic fH6rs @sfssns osn eruu .. Deeen
nrsini Tas Cons In smr Iiutsa easS -
am 9auns IN ber Rnre:
Hrs. B. Yaeger, friisr fran gedJtslS
csests aserHs. einwsss. CtsriHassi. csis.
Dgisiii0s nnnpcrtfE sf.0o Hnb sarGbsr.
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NaOifalbeilnng
---bey---
Nernemj6,ud6e.

ediya6e, nerbsfe gertonen. asplaai bon Seil.
nnHgsloligfeit nb fdIethieu Trdimef, frinops
tn0en ansiIiften. 9ruii.. sfiiden. unb acDf.
itmessen. 1aarniistan. sIbnabrne beg @sbcrs
unb 8eisdlts. stdfnrrb, mngerbrii6en. Gfnbiper'
itopirna, Wsiibaffti, Grr5fbsn,. 9ifiern Sersilcs
nien gtnIibsiIemnriina, Aengitiifistt nno 1Int.
ftnH-rrt1brcu aus DerH ,Jagenefrenus", ipie
cinfad, idDncH nnS billig alle unHatiir.
Iiden gcrluite nnS anbere sScIaen jn.
grnoiidDcr @erirrnngen sriiHolidl nc.
beilt ino DoIie 9einnblleit nnb ,srDb.
iinn iuiebererInngt iuerben fDnnfn. -
t3ans neues Seiiperfabrcn. Scbcr iein
ciaepfr Nrsf.
Iikfts ntifcrersfnfrif irtfrelFarie ifre Isnr.
rfsdt Pun fTenff1e HHfTdds fnfol. frel6es
bon. 1inld iinb TIi. Wann urh Trnn, aeIefen
werben fonte. fann ueaeu Girferbffre ron 2S
geHts in eriefmdrfen berfleaelt besoaen sreroen
bon nfr
Tripaf.alinif, fSf-6. Mpcnne,
NEW YORK, ~. ".
Dian ertpdbue bas Cincinnati 8olfsbIaft.
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Jn(anO Ue(egrap6
NnS Der Smnoesbauptftaot

Die DEBATE iibsr bic giienbahnborIase
S6eint iEi Ssnat oar tsin Gnbs 3u
n15mtn.
Gourrneur GbogJts &. 9ugbss bon
Rtr Yort
Gum WatteIisO oes Sbsrbunbesg,s
ridts trnannt.
Gr fpiro ieinen Soften ab.r srit i'm
Sttohe- antretsn.
Der Ssnat beabiihtigt eins unters
iu6ung nit ge3ua auf bic BON Der
PoIi3ei ousaeiibte 9ortur
gu fiihrer.
Hobridten aus Ricaragua elm
getroffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

9autommiiT1r auhlman i,sQts ses
tern foleenoe 9auerlnubnibfdeine
aus: ct. gllopiius maiisnperein. siusis
it0dioes Bad diistngsbduoe fir eiug8ois
isnbaus an Der Rsaoins Roab, fiios
lid pon Cntlunb. $4,000. aeonaro
MiiQer, 2stodigss gatiieiniuohnbaus
on Der Woolper 4pe.. Slpiifen elifs
ton gtps. unb Carthage piie, $500.
G6us. Wueit jr., 2aiiodiass gaditsins
Wobnhaus an Der bamilton aoenue,
suiit1en Bruce apsnue unb 9lsn gars
er, $1,000. Gbus. Webrins, 2Aitodis
ess 9adifeinpohnbaus an Der Siirs
gems ape., SniIdsn Clifton apenue
uuo Gartbaas pi.e, $4,000. Gergens
tral 3ruit ono Safe 8epoitt 60.
ipurbe oisGrlaubniB ertbeiIt, bas brsis
it0digs gddiieingebduos. ia Spcas
more Strabs. ab3ureib.n.
Staatsienotor shorne Batter tpirb
an Der SiibItits Der Wabiion Roab,
ndhii Der .RsIiSens bss Rihtsrs Rufus
3. Smitb Elm hiibites Dohnbuus .rs
ribten. Der Stnaipr fhIob seftsrn
burh germit.Iuns pon gI.anep Rours
Te uno Suntington sinsn aauFions
trait nit bem 81. Batter Gitots ab fir
ben Qnaui zines 9runbitiids an be-
iagisr Strabe BON 10 5uB 5ront
unb $40 SUB Tiefs. Ter oafiir bss
Snhits prsis betragt $4,000.
Gsaern purbe kunnt esseben. oab
oas aIie 6ahpsr.bnus, tpeiiIih Der
Smiib 5simitdits an Der Wnoiion
Roab, pon 5errn Rubolpb galte,
Wlitinbabsr Der gruuspits8alie Co.,
! fir 81 900 ertporben porben III.
Gurh Sbepbore Wlaner &. Bro.
iuuroe gs'tsrn bas breiitofisegaditeins
bous 1929 Woos Ctr. meiiibi.teno
perltsissrt. Jrdu anna Stalla era
itanb pos giasntbum fir $4,000.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1910-05-13
KERNEL RUNNING.

AS many children seem to be inter-
ested in pets, perhaps you would like
to hear about my bird. He is a can
ary, and his name is Kernel Running
We keep him in a large mocking
birds cage, so that he can have plen-
ty of room to fly. There is a wheel
in the cage, and he sits on it and
whirls around, singing as only bird
can. He has many rather cute tricks,
and I think him the prettiest bird in
all New York. He sits on my hand
and pecks my fingers. He does not
like us to wear hats, and always
scolds us when we put them on. When
mother is housecleaning she always
wears a white cloth over her head to
keep her hair clean, and then the
bird shrieks until she takes it Off.
AS the wires of the cage are rather
far apart, it is very easy for a mouse
to go in and out, There is a small
one which goes in nearly every even
ing and eats the seeds which have
fallen to the floor of the cage. Once
the mouse tried to get into the seed
cup, but that made Kernel so angry
that he flew down and pecked it on
the head. The poor, frightened little
mouse ran out and has not gone back
since.-Rosalind F. Dunkin, in the
New York Tribune.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1910-05-13
A INUNDATED MONKEY.

The leading male of a troup OF
monkeys is the patriarch, commands
er-in-chief and effective - fighting
force. The natives of India call him
Maharaja-and properly so, for he is
the type of savage despotism. HID
uses his large canine teeth to maini
tain his power and to secure the lions
share of everything, and is easily
moved to a paroxysm of rage. Bud
the tyrant has his tragedies, one o.
which is described by Mr.. J. l.. Kip
ling, in his MAN and Beast in In
dia."
One morning there came monkey
chieftain, weak and limping, having
evidently been worsted in a severe
fight with another of his own kind
One hand hung powerless, his face
and eyes bore terrible traces of bat
tie, and he hirpled slowly along with
a pathetic air of suffering, supporting
himself on the shoulder of female
"a wife, the only member of his clan
that had remained faithful to him
after his defeat.
We threw them bread and raisins,
and the wounded warrior carefully
slowed the greater part away in his
cheek-pouch. The faithful wife, see
ing her opportunity, holding fast his
one sound hand and opening his
mouth, deftly scooped out the store
of raisins.
Then she sat and ate them very
calmly at safe distance, while he
moved and chartered in impotent
rage.
He knew that without her help ha
could not reach home, and was fains
to wait with what patience he might
till the raisins were finished. This
was probably her first chance of dis
obedience or of self-assertion in her
whole life, and l am afraid she thor
oughly enjoyed it. She led him away
at last-possibly to teach him more
salutary lessons of this sort.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1910-05-13
PURITAN SMALL BOYS.

In book in which Jonathan Trum-
bull recorded the minor cases he tried
as justice of the peace is this entry:
'His Majesties Tithing man entered
complaint against iona. and Susan
Smith, that on the Lord s Day, during
Divine Service, they did smile" They
were found guilty, and each was fined
five shillings and costs. But it was
the Small boy" whose behavior in
ritan elders to groan in chorus,
"Foolishness is bound in the heart Of
a child"
The boy behaved badly because he
was seated with other boys, instead
of with his father and mother in a
gether on the pulpit and gallery
stairs, and tithingmen and constables
were appointed to watch over them,
land see that they behave them
selves comelie, and use such raps and
blows as meet"
In one parish it was ordered in
town meeting that there be some
sticks set up in various places in the
Westinghouse, and fit persons by
them to use them"
In Miss Earle's book, "The Sab
bath in Puritan New England" a
story is told of Doctor Dakin hearing
noise while he was praying in
church in Quincy The minister
opened his eyes to discover the cause,
and saw a red-haired boy clutching
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1910-05-13
A PET TERRIER.

There was a little Scotch terrier
on the farm who was fond of the So
ciety of boys, and with whom we had
great deal of un. This dog had
several peculiar merits. For instance,
he could climb tree. 1t must be ad-
mitted that in order for him to do
this several conditions were neces-
sary.
The tree must be an apple tree
with branching limbs not far from
the ground, and the trunk a good
deal inclined there must be cat in
one of the topmost branches, and
there must be some boys to urge the
shaggy little beast to his utmost en-
deavor. There were good many
such trees on the farm; there were
always cats willing to sit in safety
upon an upper branch and give dog
lessons in tree climbing; and we con-
f1dently believed that with continual
practice the terrier would be able in
time to emulate the squirrels.
But there was something this lit
tie dog could do better than tree
clint bing. Down by the river there
were great meadows where the COWS
were pastured, and here the land lay
so low that at high tide it would be
overf1owed were it not for high banks
which were built along the river
shore. These banks became the homes
of a large number of muskrats who
dug through them long holes and gal
leries, sometimes undermining and
injuring the banks to such an extent
that great gaps were broken in them
by the rising tides, and the meadows
were inundated.
Of course it was very desirable to
kill as many muskrats as possible.
and at this business the little ter.
rier showed great ability. He was
so small that by some scratching and
pushing he could go into the muskrat
holes and follow their windings for a
long distance, and attack the enemy
in his inmost strongholds
Sometimes the little dog would be
inside the bank and lost to sight for
half an hour, and when at last he
came out it was impossible for his
admiring young friends who awaited
him to put limit to the number Of
muskrats he had killed when lost to
our view. He never boasted, but we
did that for him.-Frank r. Stock
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1910-05-13
CHnDREN'S DEPARTMENT.

the railing on the front edge of the
gallery, while a venerable deacon
clutched the boy. At last the balus-
trade gave way, and boy and deacon
fell with a crash. The deacon then
led the boy out of the meeting-house,
and swishing sounds, accompanied by
walls, were soon heard from the re-
gion of the horse sheds.
Parson Chauncy, of Durham, when
boy in his congregation misbehaved
in meeting, and was punched up" by
the tithingman, would stop in his SER
mon, and, calling the offender by
name, would ask him to call at the
parsonage the next day. At these
Monday interviews such tender and
beautiful lessons we're taught the bad
boys that they looked upon Mr..
Chauncy as a model of Christian pa
tience and gentleness.
A Yankee trait early showed itself,
for in 1929 the town of Medford
passed an order to prosecute "all who
cut the seats in the Westinghouse. "
Those Puritan boys would whittle,
and in spite of the tithingman's S
watchfulness the seats were hacked
and cut.-Christian Register.