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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

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| uHe ggltgttjt tabsH rgm aHb Hcs etn irabette
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

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gaifrt an %. Tai u. 2. 1910.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

Etut Grbtueni 30. lgSJ-Snr gthitsuEs
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Strast bis tuf appss EtEabt.
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Dsiaf, am q. MAI 4. =. 1910.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

fCtHe DtbinanL SC. Lg36-3ur 5thittuns
~ pts erobss Der Wbiftisr Strnbs, pon abtbrs
man NptHuc, SHli6.
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gpbitiiet Sfrase non Der Mssbrmnu Mstnns, DHs
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chIi6en Gaes Der W 4usfiht eenammtHtu Wbttitr
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uneortisie $500 Gus; ponn ottsieene bti Der
mais ppn bier uHb htetrnosndntia 6uubtrthsl 9rps
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Bic saretrfifel (B37 35l ffnS
limb bat bet Rra6 ner uoreIihsn Curt aiHit htfs
ttlbe ftin iou bel rthttR NinfslH
Qaifrt nui g Tlat ". .. 1910
9phn GoTsiH,
1rdfeert hes Sfaoiroths.
aitth: gsnin etnhttipn, Gisri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

~rpinant SO. I625-3ur annabm. uHo
- BttdtieuHg Der G4sHfWHg bon Warn u,
5irr, hesrtraeern IN Die 5taDt Cincinnati has
asdt Bar Ronftruirune uHO immsrtpdhreupeu Or
baI.nnq elmer SauptpGNtrrp In unp auf ibrtm
9runehI6t, me qenanntet 8laR aufpett, Das
@runphii1 III gsItseu Der rDeftitGen Stite ben
GDl.rain apenut, Serobs iuoih bon Sprinq 0robs
apenus, an BEN n5Epli&sH Gnps De Bride tibet
ben Wiaerss
Ga Na.p u. Eirr bare siHsH biuiu esissfHateH
pian absrtsaem Saf oa bic gtas. glnetnnasi, eaf
esaS Sus &ss{6sstxze Szs sz.ast nstssaesa estsss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

~,bEpou, 30 q3l-3ur gskhtanna ser
@t,:t pss fscsriUs.ts Ron eureosHs maes,
pph Alsa gHn Gtn6 &g'o.
e,i sg ptrorbnet BON SIaotrate Der Siaet Via
ttHnaii Etaai Chic. tertpiuid Der trfrotlita Wii'
citto,r hitriu nbtrenh um'ubl:
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fplctnAtn stuarnttn autas iau tea, auh ntrslbtn
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edition q T4eit ErrlEanI toa In Gtait trtisn
uub GuI,igftii babtH Bon uEe Ha6 hsm frnectn
aem Geies srIaHbttn S,I'g4u'u an.
gaifft an e. Nai G !, 1910
NobH 6aieia
gy.fbtai sts S:aeuaits.
gt,ta: gsntH StastTi s%s~ Glef
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

crbiuans Ro. l924-3uE aHnabms uHe
- RttatiguHg Der Sdsnfan. pon 2etlron
qlact nte Der Sian ppR q aS. Cots nHitrab'
tbtilunq bon ppot 4avi in EtttIon q, EenHibtp 4
Gtaetional GaRss 2 Ul g., auEmsit.
"a Trto 30 Coo! uEp SGbtt Goot, itiAe 5rah,
ourh sintn berJu bsiqsiieieu 4lcH uno btiannt ais
n % Goofs lntsrdbtbeiunq RON 6set Yari, tn
5sttcn 2l, 1oprbip T. 3ftutiloRa @anSt 2,
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8sahor 4lats, pierBie 40 1Tub brett f6 eritFt'
deHp nou bu GbitrUatorV Autrue bis sur aptEp
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une sepannter nsllNon Bute purps esGsben nas
fir ofitrtIidt 3ipeis uHb SfrabeRBlpede;
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per Siaot Cincinnati, Siaat Gbio, lorttvitrtt btr
,rn66ltea OlitqtDtt bsriu hbertiutimmtnal:
stsiion J. Sab pie esuaHurt S&tutuHq bon
g2eliioH Qiur bi,rmit GHqeHonimep IHo bsfatgi
rpire fir Sirabtuspeds.
StiiioB 2. Iitie GrbiHanB iel in Rratt trtien
nno eHltigtst baben pom liub Had BEN frlhefsn
pom @sits ,rlnubteH 3.ifpHutte GH.
9affiri om 23. Wa ". Z. 1910.
3obn Galsir,
9taibent ots Etaetrotbs.
Qtief: GbDin GsRbsripn Glsr.
iuuil,8
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

fSsine rroinans, Ws. f,937--9ur Huferiesune
~ elmer Gpe5ialiteusr aiit Branbetaentbint,
nnHrenseItb unb ariItObern an Euiii1 Court
suiften Erltth Strabe uilo benz fpeitIiten Hios
punsie berfeIben
Sci 81 eeterentt ron sfm Eteetrcth hr Gtaet
GHdrroti, etaei Chic, ipis feiei:
esftisu !. Tai auftrissi uno trtottr psta
cut itafu Brsnffut Der rsri&isetHsH grunehhfe,
aHgrenseHb unb aHi.ebenb an Eriiih court
sipifben Eriifb Gtrabe uno benz lueitiider 9rns
pnHfte berfeIbeH teiH 3Inn bes beinaten 0iaefl'
fhnuls, fpie beftenert fouroe bonn Stahirdib guf'
aebtiben), bi Bodrfnmnte bon Sl.s7is4, uno
tuenn in Gbf6Iaes5nbIuHeen beedtt. bic nncbs
nehenosu Summen fir ieoes uHe nue Sabre
frfe air s,Su
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

aeIiebter Sobu bon Gbarles nne Gbriitine s7opp,
aeb GuatIdnber, i'm alter bon 8 Sabren, 4
Mcnateu nne 29 Gdeen. 2et6eufeter ON Ron'
uerftoa. ben g. Sunt 1910, nm 2 llbr 9ea6mts
took tptn Irnuerbduie, Ro 292e eoIeraln
slbenue, aus. Jrcltuoe itrto eotiipft etteela'
ben. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as
OF the estate of Frederick Il
Reuwer, deceased, late OF Hamilton County,
Ohio.
LOUISE C. REUwER.
HENRY BAER, Attorny, Hubert Block.
1873
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

Nadt muB es Tein, no JrieoIanos
SroeHsiterne ftrabIen!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08
Yeretns-AnSetsea.

0-4.8.-@m. s.. 2ptle Bot go. AZ.
81 5 o. S9p.. ftarb goHHntaa Sen 8 snnt.
Beerotsuug bonn Iruuerbaufe, SO. 1901 SocGs
more StraBe aus, tuoleibit bic Il ameraben am
Dptttro1 ben 6. 5unt, nm ubr Rnhmsttags,
nerrfanrIHeln meroen
Sreb HulIioetter. COMMANDER
GbaS. q. BIeILer, IbiItdHt II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-08

HfrnharD Ropu,

Starb am msputae, ben g. SuHi 1910, nm 4
ibr 9tddmtttags, ploSlt6,
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VrdFosnt en etsrtrattt.
~n.sfi obAt1 6tubtsisa Gha .
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NI-WeENt NtF ENIVEE-lgBs
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attta: ebstn ssaSttian, Gisri.
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
GEN. WOOD TAKES
INFANTRY TO TASK
Chief of Staff Wants Officers
tOInsiSton More Marching.

The annual report Of Maj. Gen. Leonard
Wood. as commanding officer of the De-
partment Of the East. for the fiscal year
ended June 30. which was made public
at the War Department yesterday. criti-
cises the marching ability Of the inran-
try. Gen. Woods remarks have an addi-
tional importance because OF the fact
that he has become Chief Of. stan of
me army since relinquishing command OF
the Department Of the East.
THE calls upon the infantry" Gen.
Wood said, are already severe and viii
+, increase rapidly In the immediate future.
incident 10 the garrisoning of the Ha-
waiian Islands and the Isthmus Of Pan
ANA In the infantry especial attention
should be paid to mobility. Our troops
do not march as they should Company
commanders must give more attention Ia
the feet OF their men and see 10 II that
their shoes ut. and that their feet are
carefully looked after. Sore feet are one
Of the greatest causes of inefiiciency.
There should also be thorough IN
struction," Gen Wood continued. "in the
| use Of the bayonet More attention must
[ be paid 10 the use OF intrenching tools
and the use % the rife under conditions
Stimulating as closely as possible those OF
war. Thorough instruction should also
be given in night work, Men should be
taught to swim and 10 cross unfordable
streams with their full field equipment '
Gen. Wood recommended an increase OF
twenty regiments Of infantry, The cav
airy. he said should be recognized, and
the field artillery should be also increas.
| ed. He recommended also the re-estab.
ishment Of the .canteen and genera
service corps.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
HER DEAD" HUSBAND ALIVE.
Woman Gets Wrong Telegram from
Hnhnemann Hospital.

Norfolk Va. Oct 17--When Thomas
Cunningham disappeared from Norfolk on
october ( his wife and three children
were left pennies \ day OF two ago
the missing man was located in the Hah-
nsmann Hospital. In Philadelphia. But
hardly had the FIRST telegram announcing
the fact mat he had been found been
received by his wife when another came
saying he was dead
Henry Cunningham, the dead mans
brother. left Immediately 10 bring home
the body, but when he reached Philadel-
phia he found his brother alive, but in
bad shape and being cared for by the
Daughters OF the Confederacy. Appar-
emily Mrs. Cunningham had received a
telegram intended for some one else, an
nouncing the death OF a husband.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18

you this by simply telling you what the
decision was. calling your attention 20
the vital Importance To the American
workers, 20 the laboring men Of this
state that no man shall be put in the
governors chair who holds the views
which Mr. Dix announced that he holds
on these great questions"
Hedges on the Job.
Job Hedges worked the crowd In Bolton
Han Up 20 a high pitch OF enthusiasm
and laughter tonight He joshed the
Democrats about the King Business"
and declared seriously that IL isn't an IS
sue, but an evasion. lie had them yelling
when the colonel arose.
T was made temporary chairman,
said he slowly. There was more fun IN
that job than IN an ordinary Kings job"
The crowd whoopej.
You see. / know Kings observed the
colonel
lie went on 20 say that this king and
dictator talk amounts 20 nothing more
than an attempt 20 brighten political
children" He told them that the real
menace IS the boss. lie remarked that
recently most mendaciOus newspapers,
mentioning the name Of the World, had
stated nothing Of Importance was ac-
compllshed during his administration.
Then he cited the sugar trust verdict
which was rendered the day he left the
White House. He thought that was am
pie proof that something had been done
Tomorrow the colonel VIII arrive in
New York al 20 a. ~. He intends 10
go direct 10 Sycamore Hill lie feels that
while his voice IS in fine condition now,
he had better be careful Of it. He ex-
pressed the opinion tonight that the
campaign had opened so far as he IS
concerned. And echo answers. Right"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
mrs. JULIA WARD HOWE DEAD
Famous Author Succumbs to pneu-
mOnia in Her Country Home.
Widow of PhiInnthrOpiSt and Lee
turer Was Ninety-one Years
OId-Had Notable Career.

Newport, r. /. Oct l1.-Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe died at her country place.
known as Oakglen. In Middletown. to-
day. The end came quickly ana quietly
after an Illness OF several days that was.
more serious than newspaper men, who
had been watching the matter closely,
had been permitted TO know.
Mrs. Howe was taken with a cold last
Wednesday as a result of a sudden drop
In temperature. This developed into
pneumonia, and. as she was ninety-one
years old, there was scarcely any chance
of recovery. She held her own until about
ten o'clock to-day. when her heart show
Ell signs of yielding. Stlmulants were ad-
ministered. but they were OF little avail.
and Mrs. Howe soon sank into state Of
Inconsistencies and died peacefully an
hour and a half later.
The widow OF DR.. Samuel G. Howe,
philanthropist lecturer. and writer. Mrs
Howe, author OF The Battle Hymn Of
the Republic" was widely known for all
her own literary productions. She was
also a member OF a score 81 organiza-
tions and societies throughout the couu-
trys
Mrs. Howe was honorary vice presi-
dent Of the General Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs, "a delegate. in 1874 TO The
Prison Congress in London. and In the
same year she was delegate 10 Peace
Congress in Paris.
Born In New York City on May q. 1919.
Mrs. Howe was Of Huguenot and Dutch
descent on her mothers side She was
a grandnIece Of Gen. Francis Marion. e
South CarollUa.
Among her many literary works are
Passion Flowers" Words for the
Hour" and the Worlds own" a drama.
Her pen also gave 20 the world From
the Oaks TO the Olive" The Life Of
Margaret Fuller" a volume Of essays.
poems, such as From Sunset Ridge. q"
and. perhaps. best known, The Battle
Hymn OF the Republic"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
WAR ON ENUMERAT0RS.
Government Acts Against Census
Supervisors I'm West.

Active steps are being taken by the
government against the alleged fradu-
lent census enumerators and supervisors
in certain Western cities. 10 bring the
offenders TO justice.
Indictments charging fraud are being
made out from the list OF offenders in
the hands Of Director Z. Dana Durand
OF the Census Bureau, but It IS not known
Just when the indictments would be
ready or what course the government
viii take In prosecuting the offenders.
II is believed that the offenders will
be punished TO the extent Of the law. but
trouble VIII be experienced in arresting
several Of the enumeratOrs, particularly
the special agent for Tacoma, Wash. who
IS alleged TO be the chief offender and is
said 20 have skipped the country"
The mistakes will be rectihed by the
Census Bureau as soon as possible, while
the entire population Of the country, It Is
hoped will be announced November Is.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
TERMINAL RAILROAD LEAGUE.
Totals .... 63 7e5 693
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AMATEURS.
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-siK fIrlongs. Ada Meade. lo
CKeoghl l3 10 l. won Home Run, 10 Mountain .
1 to 5. second: Tommy McGee l02 tIot;us 70 ,,
third Time, ia Mse Hamilton. Ce-laret, Ethel-
dav Gentle Bess Mettis Bsreaud. MAY Bride.
Cevine. Sporting Lfe Jacobite. and Rebel Queen
also ran. 49,
SECOND RACE-sI fUTlUngs. Detect, l1
gKeoghl Is u 2 won: Beatrice lG Nolan, y 70
/ second. Starry Night. lG Mountain. to O.
third Tine. ia s. Bright Maiden, Old boy
Romrant Butterball, Siggrd Starry Herman, E4nfnA
l.. senator Bubble StalWart Lad. Gen Phillips
ard F1ony BRYAN also nan.
THIRD RACE-Oue mile and twenty yards. Top
land IR tAustiu] 70 ?, won: Col. Ashmeade, y
CSteinhIrt 10 J. second: Fair Louise. l01 lhotT-
nerl 9 TO s. third. Tine, Il. Marcus, ToT'uous
Sc,mole Markie NJ. Gah0;a, Rice Grain. sauaTla'
Starrort and Rustem also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs. T. NJ Green lt
CThomas. 4 to s. won Royal Captive 10 ,keoghl
II 10 10. second; Melisande rs tkoeneT), ] to TO-
third Time LIZ Hsudzsretta and Glorio also ran
FIFTH RACE-SiT fUTlongS Lab0ld III tIhoHlasl
l3 10 D won. CrrI. s. jKOemeT). Is TO l. second
ANY Port los ,Ricel. . 70 5 third. Time. Ia
Big Usage Annie Nelson. Jack Denman, Frances
King. Aviator and Helen Burnett also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue and one-siXteeuth niles Pi-
rate Diana lo4 Rice. 5 to !. won; Queen Mar
rlerite les tAlartinl Z to TO- second; Claudia, g
Moore. 10 5 third Time I:i7 2-5. sligo. Do
rante Dandcr Maid Militant Cowen. RollUf Nor
man. Agreement, Falcada. Molesey, and Alma Bog
also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
ABANDON POLITICAL WORK.
Iowa Democrats and Republicans
Thus Honor DoiIiver.

Des Moines, Iowa Oct. 1.-THE sorrow
Of Iowa people over the death OF Senator
J. ?. Dolliyer Is touchingly illustrated
In the prompt and unanimous agreement
for a cessation OF all partisan campaign
activities until after the funeral services,
which Will be held az Fort Dodge Thurs
day afternoon
All Republican meetings have been
Cancelled until Friday. Gov. Carroll, who
IS in the midst Of a heated campaign for
reelection. viii devote his time 10 prepa-
ration OF the eulogy which he will de-
liver at the Dolliyer funeral
The Democratic campaign orators have
not Cancelled their dates but at the sug-
gestion Of Claude r. Porter Democratic
candidate for governor. each one will
conduct a special memorial service IL
place Of the campaign rallies which had
been scheduled for the next three days.
Gov Carroll issued a formal proclamation
to-day. announcing the death OF Iowa's
senior Senator.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
DECIDES PEARLS ARE PEARLS.
supreme Court Gives Decision In
$4,000 Customs Case.

Whether the $4,000 pearl necklace pur-
chased In Paris by NJ. Guggenheim. Of
New York shall be subject TO duty at
10 per cent as pearls or at 90 per cent
as a necklace, was the question brought
before the Supreme Court yesterday by
an application for a writ OF certiorari.
asked by the government 10 review the
judgment of the court at New York fix
ing the duty at the lower rate.
The pearls were selected IN Paris, but
We're imported unstrung in four packets.
and after much expert testimony before
the appraiser. the board OF general Gus
toms appraisers and the courts, the final
decision was against the higher rate.
4 similar case, involving the rate of
duty on a necklace belonging 20 Mrs,
William 3. Leeds, Of Philadelphia, is
now pending before the court, BY re-
fusing 10 review by writ of certiorari the
judgment Of $4,000 given by the lower
courts against William D. Mann and
others. owners Of Town Topics, for libel
| ing Samuel Dempster, Of Pittsburg, the
court in effect affirmed that judgment.
The court denied TIE application with
out opinion.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-18
BREWERS AID DEMOCRATS.
Thomas Taggart Gets Various Fac
lions Working in Harmony.

indianapolis. Ind, Oct 17.-After sew
eral conferences, the Democratic leaders
announced to-day that there is no longer
any friction in the ranks anywhere IN
Indiana, and il is understood that the
brewers have agreed to support Demo-
cratic candidates for the legislature and
permit their fund 70 be used in their
interest even though some Of the candi-
dates may be opposed to the repeal Of
the county local option law.
Thomas Taggart Is one Of the party
leaders who has put his shoulder to the
wheel and given the Democratic band
wagon a vigorous shove.