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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
FIGHTING IN SOUTH AFRICA
Brief skrmish with the Natives, as
Described by the Late Henry
NJ. Stanley.

In the following gFlanguage Sir Henry
NJ. Stanley describes an attack OF ma
tives upon his party during one Of his
African expeditions: The Leyiathan
bears down on us with racing speed,
its conSorts on either flank squirting
the water into foam and shooting up
jets with their sharp prows; a thrill.
ling chant from 1000 throats rises
louder and louder on Our hearing,
Presently the poised spears are
launched, and a second later my rifles
respond with a ripping, cracking eX-
plosion, and the dark bodies of the
canoes and paddlers rush past us.
For short time the savages are
paralyzed. but they soon recover. They
find there is death in those flaming
tubes in the hands of the strangers,
and with possibly greater energy than
they advanced they retreat, the pur-
sued becoming the pursuers in hot
chase. My blood is up. II is mur.
derous world. and have begun to
hate the filthy, vulturous shoals who
!nhabit it,
Il pursue them upstream. up to their
villages; | skirmish in their streets,
drive them pell-mell into the woods
Beyond and level their huts, and end
The scene by towing their canoes into
nidstream and setting them adrift.'
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
MEATS AND SAUCES
HOW BEST TO COOK THEM SUB
JEcT OF MRS. DoDSoN AT
COOKING SCHOOL.
New Members Presentation to Make
Ice Cream Without Turninq
Freezer This Morn
ing's Subject.

Several new members joined the
cooking class yesterday and the inter
est in the lessons is increasing,
Bouillon was the first subject treated,
finishing up the subject of soups
treated of the first day The best
way to prepare soups and consomme
and the variety to be secured by diff,
ferent additions to the clear soup was
eXemplitied A delicious stuffing for
veal loaf and to use for roast fowls
turkey chicken, goose and duck-was
prepared in advance of the boning Of
a plump chicken, which was accom-.
plished with skillful deXterity.
Instructions followed as to the
economical use of the bones. giblets
etc. for stock and croquettes.
The stuffing and baking of the fowl
produced toothsome results that must
be seen to be fully understood and
appreciated
Mrs. Dodsons directions are very
plain and add to the interest of her
skillful manipulations.
A quantity of labor-saying utensils
in the way of egg beaters, strainers,
paddles and boning knives not usually
to be found in ordinary hardware
supplies were available for the class
and some scientific preparations of
French herbs and seasonings were
recommended by Mrs. Dodson.
The newest appliances for perfect
culinary results were urged, as con
ducive to economy and health in the
household. The leson finished with
making of cooked dressing for salad
and mayonnaise dressing, and serving
of 7houillon and delicious salad.
The lesson for today will begin at
8 a. m and be given upon the inter
esting subject of cake and ice cream
frozen without turning freezer,
well worth knowing.
The Bread lesson, of special inter
est on account of time saved will be
given on Thursday afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Daisy Hacker Of f15 Washing.
ton avenue, was indisposed yesterday.
r. C. Matthews OF Sikeston, Mo,
called on the Cairo iobbers yesterday.
Thomas Norris of Anna, came down
yesterday afternoon on a business
visit.
Mrs. Isaac Webb of Thirty-fifth
street. continues to improve from her
illness.
]. B. Gillespie and J. B. Kuykendall
of Vienna. were in Cairo on business
yesterday.
Miss Louise l. Wise of Mt Carmel
is spending few days in the city
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bondurant ol
Jonesboro, Ark. are the guests OF
Cairo friends.
O. T. Tamm of Tamms, was a
Cairo visitor yesterday. afternoon for
a short while.
Mrs. Mary Fakes of Hickman, Ky,
q rrirnl IN fbn nj trnctarIovr 81
visit to friends.
Misses Grace Crippen and Anna
Marder spent last evening with friends
IN Mound City.
Mrs. n Nibeaur and sister, Miss Ina
Mason Of Dongola, were in the city
shopping yesterday.
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Removing GARBAGE,

Edward Koehler. garbage col-
tractor, says he is having a metallic
wagon built in Cairo for temporary
use until he can procure the regula.
ton patent affair desired by the
Board of Health. He expects to put
three such wagons into service in the
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
Was Not Hurt.

c, E. Miller, express messenger on
the Illinois Central train caught IN
the wreck at Rives, Tenn, Monday
was not seriously hurt, but received
a hard jolt when the trains met
Friends were much concerned about
him till a message came announcing
that he was not hurt His home Is
at 1901 Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
Several In One.

They had a numerous visitor at the
city council meeting last night-an
ex-alderman, an eX-city clerk and an
ex-police magistrate of Cairo-all in
the person of D. J. Foley now of East
st. Louis who is here on visit to
relatives and friends, and on busi-
ness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02

The Model-How is that friend OF
yours who went TO study in Paris?
The Artist-Oh, he's getting on fa
mously.
The Model-How do you know
Have you heard from him?
The Artist-No, that's how | know
he's doing so wei.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
A GHOST DANCE.

The Old Folks and Peerless
Dancing Club will hold a Ghost
Dance" at Swoboda's Hall. Twenty
eight and Commercial avenue, next
Thursday evening, Feb. 8. Everyone
will wear pillow slip and sheet. Gen
|tlemen SO cents, ladies' free.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
Different.

Miss Angela, may kiss you-or
don't you like to be kissed by a
man."
mo, It would give me the horrors
for man to kiss me, but YOU may
kiss me, Cholly."-Houston Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
Cannot Recover.

Mrs. DR., Clarke was reported very
low last evening. Her mother ar
rived yesterday morning from Spo-
kane, Wash, coming in response to a
summons. 1t is the concensus of
opinion among attending physicians
that Mrs Clark cannot recover.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
q q a NATURES CURE
SbSb9b FOR RHEUMATISM

disease painful
and nerveuetng drugs
drug habit but medicines this
thorough publication of the circulation.
saturated condition
and endons the body will exist and the
1t natures remedy for this
cleansing
the natural forests does not contain anything that
free from opiates or sedalves any kind s.
acid
and healthy that instead OF deposng
heahful properties Rheumatism and anv
advice who a
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA q
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
j. T. T. Club.

Mrs. Eugene Meacham of 429 Tenth
street charmingly entertained the ].
T. T. Club yesterday afternoon. 500"
was played and the high score prize
was won by Mrs Thomas A. Fuller.
The cut prizes were won by Mrs.
Richard e. Cannon and Mrs, Gus
Kafer. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. E. j. Walder substituted for Mrs,
Marie Lindsay and Mrs. Henry AS
man of Evansville, Ind, and Miss
Mccarthy, were club guests,
Mrs. Thomas NJ Howley of 2047
Walnut street will entertain the club
next week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02

Mrs. w. r. Hazlewood of Barlow
KY was in the city yesterday after
noon visiting friends.
Miss Miriam Ellis OF 743 Thirty
fourth street, has recovered from an
attack of the measles.
Mrs. Frank Handley and Mrs. Sneed
of Mound City, were calling on the
local merchants yesterday.
Mrs. James Mccormick of $500
Washington avenue, has nearly recoy-
cred from her serious illness.
Mrs. Johnson of Thirty sixth street
has returned from Goreville, where
her husband passed away.
l., Berkowitz has returned from Chi.
cago. where he has been buying stock
ISi VI SOOiS y.
Mrs. g. W, Payne OF Bardwell, Ky.
was here yesterday as the guest of
Mrs. Kate Payne of SOC jefferson ave
nue..
Misses Alice and Catherine Carey,
who are i'll at st. Mary's Infirmary
with appendicitis, are getting along
nicely.
Miss Beatrice Lancaster of 2l5
Twenty-eighth street. left yesterday
for visit to relatives in
Chicago.
Mrs c, f. Weideman of Newport
Ky, arrived yesterday afternoon to be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Oliver
Hurd of the Halliday.
Mrs. F. L, Schoembs and Mrs. G.
E. Schoembs attended a quilting party
y
mer's sister. Mrs. Worstman.
Miss Sue Battelton is able to he
out after an illness at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Batterton.
Of S21 West Twenty-fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus c. Shaefer of
South Bend. Ind, were the guests Of
Cairo friends yesterday afternoon en-
route to a sojourn at points in Flor.
Ida
Col. James A. Scudder of Terre
Haute, Ind, Confederate veteran and
for forty-four years travelling sales
man, is in the city calling on his
trade.
Mrs. A. Z. Harris and children re-
turned yesterday afternoon to their
home in Charleston. Mo, after a visit
to Mrs, w. E. NJ. Glover of 320 Ninth
street.
Mrs. Lincoln of Spokane. Wash, ar.
rived in the city yesterday be at
the bedside OF her daughter. Mrs. w.
c. Clarke, of 701 Walnut street. who
is very low.
Mrs. Frank Goddard and Miss Alice
McLain returned to their home in An
ma yesterday afternoon. after a few
lays visit to Miss Ethel Wise of 2S07
Commercial avenue.
Miss Ella Pyatt of Villa Ridge. who
has been the guest of Miss Tillie
Ibach of 70S Walnut street, left yes
terday morning for Flaffstaff. Ariz.,
where she will teach in an Indian
reservation school.
tNt,,fN he 10
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
Gard Party.

Mrs. Henry Gilhofer of Eighth and
Walnut streets entertained a number
of friends yesterday afternoon with
500 card party. Miss Belle Gun
ningham won the prize, A lovely
luncheon was served at the conclusion
of this delightful afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
Dorcas Club.

The Dorcas Club was very pleas
antly entertained last evening by
Mrs. Kate James and Mr., Robert L,
Greene of 412 Eighth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02

summer months. He has written to
the manufacturers for prices, etc. I'm.
til he is ready to begin the work his
predecessor, Thos. Meehan, will do
the work at 800 per month, in the
old way.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
Social Dance.

Mr.. and Mrs w A. Krebs and Mr.
and Mrs. l. L. Denison entertained
the Chaperones and a number of
friends last night with a dance, whicn
proved to be one of the most pleasing
events of the social season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
Not the Usual Number.

The usual number of just before
Lent social functions will not be
held this year from present indica.
tions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
HICKORY STOVE WOOD $3.50.

zig load, stove size, delivered. Both
phones, Clark Danforth Handle Co
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
y SOCIAL o4ND Personal y

Mrs. NJ. S. Crabtree of Wickliffe
Ky, was the guest of Cairo friends
yesterday afternoon
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
Social.

The ladies of the Calvary Baptist
church gave a social yesterday even.
ing at the residence of RMS. e. j,
Aldred, S15 Twenty-ffth street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02

Mrs. W. r. Hazlewood of Barlow
KY was in the city yesterday after
noon visiting friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02
To Take Charqe Today.

A new superintendent. r. A. Nc.
Laughlin of Galesburg, H.. will take
charge of the Cairo properties of the
electric company, succeeding C. Z.
Armstrong who has resigned because
of i'll health, Mr.. Mclaughlin will be
inducted into office today by l.. f,
Fischer who came down for that pur.
pose Mr.. Armstrong will remain till
his successor familiarizes himself
with affairs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-02-02

Miss Miriam Ellis OF 743 Thirty
fourth street, has recovered from an
attack of the measles.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

ausbunsern. Die bpben ppften i'm
Staate uno i'm Seere iinb ebenfolIs
Dos pripiIesium Der Sumter. Die biirs
aerlihen ardfte fperoen sefliiItntl;t
5uriidseiebt, mas bod iflieBIih einsn
geiitigen 9erFaQ in Der Regierung ber-
beifiibren muB. 1isie pbniiihe ano
geiitias NusmergsIung III bos BOLT
niht ldnaer MiQsns, rubig an5uiehcn
uno ss lit iein unperriidbares 3iel,
ourh Ginfiibruna pes aIlgemeinsn
Stimmrehts in Yreuben Die Wtah.
oes Suntertbums gum Seile oes Stdas
tes uno bes Heides 81 brehen. Dieter
Gntlhlub lit iogor bei Der parisl
pabrSunebmen, peIhe bas Shlotjuns
terthum reprGisntirt, Den gtationala
2iberdlen. @riuhrungsn Der traur,gs
item Mrt baben iie aestpuneen. nit Dem
Srautiuntertbum, oefen Stieppensrds
ger lie iparen, gu brehen. 0urh bic
bobsn @etretoeSoue Duroe Der Iubens
banoel fart gsichIbigt uno Der Wiz
oerituno Der Sumter segen ale Bsrs
tehrsperbeFerunaen bat ben ginne1s
hanbel eeih6oigt. !0isrsu tritt noh
Die bon ben arautjurtern pertretene
StsuerpoIitit, ipeltH ale 2aiten, Die
niht auI bic breiten 9oItsmdHen ae!est
iperosn tpnnsn, btm 9anosl uufbiirest.
9ieIe DrangiaIirung bat bic Ratio
nals 2iberolen su csr Giniiht gebrnht,
Der iis often 4usorut Ieihsn, Dab Die
2rautjunttr beOeuteno oerbeerenoer
fir oas GtaatstpohI Iino, aIs bic t5ne
sialoemotrdten. IS itsbt haber elm
Sturm uuer alaNen gsgen oas SuEs
terthum bepor uno e bat ben 4nihein,
oaB Die Regieruna njtt perIuhen piro,
ibn abSulpsbren, ionoern sber aeneilt
iit. ibn gu f6rbsrn, Oa ibr niht ents.z
ben tam, baB TsutitIdnos 8sitaro
our6 Die Suntsrberrihoft eefdhroet
III, bic niht Bios alIe 0tonomiiheE,
Ionbern aud aus qeiIti9en Srdfte oes
2dnbss Iabm Isot. 4u Stsne Der aas
itenbsrritaft tpiro cine 9oltsrsaisrurg
treter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30
Gin mpiteriOics 8erbreaen.
Qaris, II. I1ai.

q 3, Ii. VtuI.
Sn ieinem Shloiie Clos 9ipt in
Wartinspait bel gberbourg iii seitrH
5riib Der Speiunbiiebensisjabrise gas
ron be Wonironn srmorbet aufgefun=
ben tporoen. Gr mar burh einen
Shldg gsgsn ben aopf betdubt tporoen
uno ipuroe oonn our6 9etttihen ers
itidt. 4is Iein Diener am Worgen ins
3immer trnt, um ieinen 5errn su tpe.
den. fano sr ibn entieelt i'm Bette lie
eeu. Die 9eden unb GiiIen paren
nit glut bsfledt. auf oem Shreibtifd
lag elm pprieIeuille nit fiinfbunbert
Jrancs. Sim Shrant fonben iih unbts
rihrt Wtribpnpisre in hobem 8ttrdge.
nur bic sploers llbr uuo bos SdluHels
bunb bes grmorbeten iinb nift su fin
ben. BON oem 0erbreher Teblt Dorl1us
fig jeoe Spur. eineu 4nbalispuntt
siaubt bic unieriutung in elmer bis.
Der nod Hiht aufsetldrteH GHibeduns
isbtn su miiifen, bic aber audi cine eons
bormoie 8ebsutuns baben tam. Jm
3immer beg gdrons laa Elm iauberes
9dttiitbtmo, tpie es bic Nrbeiter jener
gessnb ais Sonntasstleibuns 3u trns
gen pflsseH.
Baron b Montrono, Der unttr bem
staiierreih llnierprGfett bes Depdrtes
ments mar, in bem ieiH ShloB lieet.
mar In Der 0esenb ftbr bsiannt unb
bsliebt, Elm rei6er S.rr NIT sis.nartis
gen 2ebensgenobnbeiten. or mar gum
3rpeiten Mdle Derbeirutbst. Ssine
Satin mar um StpanSig SABRE iiineer
ols ibr Wonn. sic befano iih nit ibs
rem btibenS ohnen in Der pariierGs.1bts
tuobnuug, als bic 9obesnahriht elm
traf. Der Baron fam feiien naf ga.
ris. er lebte in ieinsm Shloft, no
er nur sinen fiinfsebni1hriasn Burden
auauits aiais CUR 8sbienung bate.
DIR Batter bisies Gnoben bate fir ben
Dart unb ben SiaIl gu iorsen. Gins
alte Wirthfhaftsrin iiibrte bic aiitt.
3peimol in Der Wc1e tam cine R1k.
rim aus Der Staht, UNI bic W1ffe in
Cronung Su balien. Gurh bieie Hds
berin Ianbte Der Baron nch am
pfinaitiamitas einsn aorb NIT Giern
unb Butter an feline ;grau nah paris.
Qm pFinsitfonntas eins er um iisbsn
llbr Crib nit itiHem tteinen Tiener
sur Wefs. Haf) Der Riidtebr bisit er
Iih einiee Stunoen in isiHem 6iibners
hcf auf, Der iein sr6Bies 9ersniieeu
ipar. baHn perbradt. er ben Gag In
fein.n 3immern unb gina nm aht llhr
fhlafeu. 4m ndhfeu Worstn fano
| ibn gluaniie ginis ermorbs' auF.
Der Baron bate Dor siniaen 1astn
erttdrt. er iiirhis. baB Gisbs in fein
Shlob ein5uorinssn fudt.n. GIsinsrt
1isbftdbls i'm Gtatl iparen bereits tnt.
eedi iporben. Sn Der Raht bes Mprbts
bat teinsr bsr dnberen Sdlobbsipobner
etfpos Dereddtiaes gehori. Die Inter
fuduns bemiiht iid. pas Rdihi.l 81
ioltn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30
Muntag, Den 80. Mai 1910.

4uf bic Iange 9ertbeipi9ungss
Heoe 2primers i'm Senut brauht man
niht nG5er ein3ugeben. S5n DerIelben
Stunbe. Da er Den Senat gu iibcr5euz
gen rerIu6te, bdB bic Intlu9en Iber
Die unIautsre Metbooe Ieiner Grpdhe
lung IeoigIit oas Wert Der Gbicagoer
ySribune" Ieien, lpelhe ibn finan3lea
su ruiniren periude, legte Elm Sainois
Ter Ssnatpr bus 8eItdnbniB ab, oaB er
fir ietn 9otum gu 8unitcn 2orrimers
$4,000 erhaIten babe, 10 oaB ie5t Ihon
bier 2egisIaturzW zWiitglieper etngeitans
ben baben, gu Guniten 2Orimers beitoz
aen poroen gu iein. 9as etn3ige Der
ninftige unp InItGnoige an Der Heoe
mar 2orimers 4ntrag, bab feline Grs
tpdbIune in ben gunossIenat unt:rs
Iuht lperoe. Soh mag er babel Den
9lauben begen, oab Die Stanopattsr
ihn ipeiB tiinnen peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

bp. Or bat In Berlin einsn srobnrtis
gen empfang gefunben. SD mar NIT
81 feiner 9egriibuns nad5 bem Stets
timer Bnbnhcf gefobren. Dd trltbte
id eitpas Muberorbentlihes. Qlls er
In bas portdI trat. nm bos Mutomo.
bill Su beiteigen, brdheft bic guten
Dantees, bic iogdr BON auberbolb 3u
feiner 8egriibung getommen tparen,
IN obrbetdubenbe 6ohrufe aus. Gin
Wafo BON ileinen GIagsen uno bufii.
gen 9afhentiihern ipebte ibnen entses
gen, limb bann plOblih burhbruhsn
iie bic aette oerShubleute nnb itiirms
ten auf Seobn los unb bunberte bon
Sdnben itredten iih ibm entseeen unD
hunberte BON Geblen fhrieen .9ebop"
uno bunoerte BON 0eiihtern eritrnhis
ten bon 3drtliher 2iebe fir ben gefeie
erten 2anbsmonn. Cine mGhtise
Stimme iibertDnte bas Oet0ie.
Three heers for our belopeb 1ebbnl
5urrdb! Surrab. Surrab!" Da
5eigte 5ebop feline beriibmten 31bne
HHo HdDH lttHeHDut dD MD muu tdD
ibm bic 8epeeune an iiber 10 piel
edie. ebrlihe unb olle Shronfen iibers
flutbenoe 9erebrune. Dos mar cine
9erebrune unmittslbor BON 0erSen su
.oersen, lpie Iie in oieier art ipirfIid,
nur 5tpiIhen 4msriianern mGgIih III.
Wan iprad in Berlin allgemein bon
Der y3eobD Wohe". lleber ietnen
9ortrag in bsrllniperiitdt iinb bic tris
tiihen Stimmen ettpos setbeilt. Dos
5iitcrii6e modte esrabe bier Dor ben
2euhten Der beutIhen WiHenfhaft sis
nsn ettpas bilettanti5hen ginbrud.
2lber man bdlt iih an ben sansen
Uiann, bieien untrmiiclifen 9etenner
su aampf unb arbeit unp Dortpdrts=
ftrsben unb Rehilihfeit, tursum sur
m1nnlihtsit i'm fhoniten Sinne ots
Wortes. Gdmit traf er BET alien Bsrs
Iinern uno alien Oeuii6en cine pers
panbte Saits. (gbic. Nbeneppft)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

Der 8ebrauh BON Opium uno
Gocain 1T Elm bic gon3e 8slt beoro>
henoes llebel oeporoen. Sine aan3e
In3abl GGnoer babsn bereits QnitGi>
ten oetroffsn, bic Girfubr oisier Gle
Wenihbeit perheerenoen Setdubungsz
MitteI urter ftrenge 8ontrole gu ftellcn.
llniere Regierung nil bieies 8emii9en
unteritiisen. gu bisIem gebufe hdt
oas Staatsoepartement i'm aongreb
cine 9orIogs eirreiden lafen, ipsIhe
Zen Grport bieier betpen Drogen Eyr
unter Der geoingung Qeitnttst, ooB ~
Der 4usfubr bic 9orIhriften befolGt
tperben, bic bds 2ono perfiigt, in mel
fes oieis getdubungsmittel geihitt
tperoer ioQsn. Wsnn angdngig, ioQte
bic Sontroie nod ipeiter aeben uno
3par in Der Weiie, oaB Der 9ertIuf
bon Opium, Worpbium unb Gocdtn
Elm MonopoI Der 8unosss sRsoieruna
pirb uno oieIe osrQueite gutfiibrun9
Seitens Der Sdnoler perlongt, odnit
bieie aeFGbrli6sn Trooen nur duf Grits
Iihes Rs3ept perabFolgt peroen. aud)
pdrs Die 8ori6rift ongsbra6t, oaB
2ter3te. Die oas Re6t, Spiate gu ser
fhretben, miBbrau6en, BON Der prar;s
aus9sItloTen peroen. 0it ole auz
3eihen ertpeiien, osRn bic cipiliiiit3n
2GnDer Der Gefdbr srtesgsn, oaB lie in
oieielbe 9ertommsnbeit gsratben, :pis
bas Opium rdutenbe China. 0as ~
perbuten, luFen iit Die itrengiter
WubreQeln rehtfertioen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

Srpan bat ii6 Den 8ouDernsur
6armon aufs aorn aenommen. Gr
bei6ulDigt i'm, nit Den groBen apr>
porutionen untsr elmer 0ste gu ited,n,
uno finoet ben getpeis ourin, pub 6ors
mon ons oemptratiihe Staats Som
mite nidt peranlabt bat, fir bic
StuQtszaprpentipn Die Quspdbl eiz
res gunoeszS Senators auf bos Bro
9romm gu fteqen 6ormpn ertbeiIt
barauf cine gelpunbene uno gebreds
isIte @ntport, bic ni6ts neiter 1T, ais
cine fauIe ausrebe. @r iaet, bdb er
Die Grpdblung Der 8unbessSsnas
loren Durd bas YoIt bsFurporte. Du
absr ba5 ni6t m0gIit lei, big bic
8unossperFaTung geGnoert porbsn
lit, 10 mIiie man es Der 2egtsIatur
uberlaiien, ben Senator gu tpdhlen, Der
ibr outage. Gr iugt, oab penn Serr
9rpan nit ben politiinen 8erbdltnifz
len in Sbio beHer bsrtrout pdre, mir
De er tsiH folhes 8erlangen iteQsH.
9isIer 8sriu6 9armpns, grpon al
bern gu MAIDEN uno iih IsIblt oumm gu
iteQen, III gdn3lih Derfebit. grpan
tennt Die politti6sn 8crbdltniFs nur
gu gsnau. gr tpeiB. odb Die oemotraz
tiIhen 2eoislaturen BON S6io, 10 oft
tie 0eIe9snheit 6utten, gunDss zSenatoz
rem gu ndblen, iif fir Rsprdisntanten
oes aohlenDl@Spnoitat entidieben.
Die ftanbaIpIe GrpGblun9 bon 9apne
unD 8rpce iit bis auf Den h:utigen 5ug
niht peroefen uno Srpan firhtet nidht
nit urre6t, baB Die 0emp.raten Qberz
mails einen HeprGisntanten oes 9rDbs
tapltaIs in DEN Senat Ihitsn tpsrben,
penn Tie in Die Gage tommen ioliten,
etnen Senator pGhlen 81 tonnen, suz
ma betunnt lit, Dab Sarmon ielbit nit
Der 9roBtapitaliitiifen &lafie ipmpds
thieitrt. Gs 1T audi cine Dir2tte unpa6r.
belt, fpenn 6armon Iagt, baB bic
8olfsipabl zines Ssnators unter ben
jebigen 8erbdltnifIen niat m0oIia
Ddre. Die republifaniihe gartei bat
pieosrholt BEN Wsg bier5u ssipieien,
inbem lie, lpis 9rpar ss psrlangt, in
Der aonpsntion Den SenatssaanDioae
ten nominirte. 0amit bate bas Bolt
8elegenbsit, iit iiir ooer esgsn ben
Senator gu ertldrsn, inoem es bement-
IpreGeno oas 2egislatur=9 9idet pGblts
oDer perlparf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-30

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