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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-14
Visoeq, Der &aiier Der guliSiiten

Der poetifde qoIisift iit Der SeIb
unisrer sass. Ra6bem SberlotSpIs
mes, aaffles unb Qnoere ibre Gfuls
oistett gstban baben, fdngt man on, in
Der 9ersansenbeit na9 pplisiiten su
iu1en, bic ii9 fir ben Rpmaneier uno
Dramotiter eisnen. 9d bietet fi6 als
elmer Der eriten Der betdnnte Barrier
polisei= Snipettor 9ibocq, nm ben fi6
i1on I'm 1850 Elm 2egenbentraa ents
iponn, fir ben ii6 eugene Sue unb
Gbear poe intereFirtsn unb bon bem
nod beute beitonbis faIiae Ueempiren
IN Yoris eri9eineH, bic uneefGbr nit
8ioocq fooieI gu tbun baben ipie nit
SarbanopaI. Sest bsgsiiiert Elm Dras
ma unter bem obigen 5iteI, oas bon
emiI 8erserat bsrfabt iit, bi. 3uI6ous
er oes 5beaters Sarab geruharbt in
pdris; man benunbert ben .SaiTer
Der poli5iitsn" i'm Ianssn Rpf Der
gtebermeier3ett in peri6iebenen Der
fleibuneen, unb er 5eigt bort oieTelbe
eGmoniihe 9eInidIi6teii, bic mir
bon Sberlod 6oImes tennen, DON bsm
er aud bas CUTE Ser3 bat. GosStlt
tpiest Iitterariia ni9t i1tper, obtuobl
es nit gutem Bid fiir 5beater,pirtuns
gen gemadt 1T; on Der g5ip6oloaie
bss 5eIben lit Susunitsn bieier mir
tung mon6es 5ure6taeitubt, mas ben
9botfa9en nidt sntIpri9t. Tergraf
Decu3ss. Der Miniiter unter aubtpia
benz 4ht5ebnten, bebient iid 9ibocqs,
I'm einen Werbre6er gu entlarpen, ben
9rafen gaiagpras, Der ii5 unter Der
Wlaste zines 0iplomaten bel Sofe
eingsfhIiden bat. unb Der Der Miurz
auife BON Wlaoiran elm Dihmaniens
baIsbano enttpenoet bat, bas ibr BEL
sinem 5offeite abbanoen tam. 8iboeq
trtennt olsbalb ben pornebnen Serrn
aIs einenGenoiien. heisngetonnti6aft
er feIbit friiber i'm 9efdngniB eemaf,t
bate; nun entipinnt fi9 Der aampf
5tDtihen beiben, beHen Menbunaen
man nit Spunnuns perfoIst, unb Der
natiirlid nit benz Siese 8inpcqs ems
bet. DDS iit uneefdbr Der SnbaIt BEG
Dramas, bas uns bieS bGtigteit Sbers
Iod 5olmss' i'm biitorii4en Roitiim
porfiihrt. Bon benz ipirtlihen Uibpcq
ipdre piellei9t bebeutenb mebr al fae
gen; er mar tpobrfheinlih in bic polls
tii9eH Sntriguen ieinas.it mebr sins
geipeibt, oIs er Dermutben lieb. unb er
tonnie bdrum cine TO grobe gtoIe
fpielen. neil bamals bic 0rensen aipiz
fhen bem Spibbuben unb benz anftdus
bisen Mann 70 pertpiI9t tparen, baB
iih niemano ouf bieiem @ebiete mebr
dustdnnte. Denn 8iboca mar elm
tpabrer unb tpirtlibsr 0erbreder, mas
ibn niht hinberte, ipdter cine 3tits
lang Gbef Der Barrier Siherbeitspos
liaei Su iperben. Gr ioll in 4rras, Der
Gtobt Robespierres, nm ITS gebos
rem fein. unb er III seg.n 1860 i'm
Muslunbe geitorben. Wielleiht ipor er
fhon unter Der Hepolution g}oliseis
fpibel, ,mouhdrb", tpie Der ihredlihe
1eronL Der Sbirre Robespierres, Der
Hahts bic Barrier 9ieritabttneipen
unb @pielho[len abIuhte, um feineaisI
fen fur bic 0uilIntine 3u DerpollItGns
bigen. Sebenfalls bate Wiboeq Bis
1910, al5o Biz su feinem 80. lebenss
iabre, f6on cine aHfdnbige 3abl bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-14

in einem entleseneren 1beifs Der Stabt
gu mietben unb NIT Satob's Siilfe 81
be5ieben. Gr perlieb ni6t eber bds
0aterbduS, als bis er an ShGblein eiz
nsn NbI9iebsbrief seIhrieben, ibm
barin sefaet, bab er einIebe, ipie febr
er Iein 9eI6id perbient, unb ibm an
suoeuter, pesbalb er pbne 2ebstpobl
fheiben miiiie. Sbm iet burd 9ud-
mann eine Initellung geiporben, uno
er tpolle fi9 befleibieen, nentgitens
bas llebermab ieinsr @erIhulbung in
ettpds gu rntnbern.
Suitus las bieien Brief nit rubieer,
falter Stimme ben Geinen ppr. Wfit
aller Graft belt er iebe &peaun9 nies
Der. Gbriitine fanamm in Sbrdnsn.
Sdluhsenb b0rteWdtbile bic i6merss
polIen 8etenntniife bes Mannes, Der
etnit ibr Sera 10 gang erfiilt, unb las
ite tmner tpteber. Snniees Witleib,
tiefe Me6mutb bemddtietsn fih ibrsr
Seele uno bernihteten ben tteFen 9ro[l,
tpel6en feline llntreue unb Gbarattsrs
loiisteit in ibr eraeugt battsn. 2t9,
oas ebIe. tpenn nod 70 perpuns
bete 5rauenbsrs iit ia 10 i6Dn
uno reid an Nufopferuna, @ute
uno @er3eibungl Gs aiebt ben Gefalles
men tpieber gu iih empor, prsbt ibn
bon Neuem ans tparmtlDpfenoe 6ers,
uno bat Elm liebepoll 8ersenen fir ale
5riibial unb unbiu.
Run" iasteSddbIsin ernit, vrGumt
er nidt feline 5borbeit, isin unper8sib.
lia unre6t iel6it sin2 Sab ib nitt
itsts pabr geiproden? SIT Gut Gos
numb, tpie er bier i'm 8riefe lit, ni6t
lie6er als pprbem?"
Batter, i9 bsginne gu eIauben, bab
0u bod nur 81 unIrsm SeiIe itets bans
oeIteit!" rief MatbtIbe gliibenb.
rllnb iit bod Ssrr bes rtalten
Ststns" geporoen!" fieI Gbriitine 9efz
tig Elm.
rgDds i6 that pber ni6t that, Der.
itebt Sbr tb0ridtsn Beiber bod ni6t!
S6 bu6' immsr fir mid alein 2taes
trdgen uno our6mdhen miii1en, i6
pero's pbne Gu6 audi ferner! Gomunb
1T aus Dem 9aterbauie nit Snimpf
uno S6anbs geipihen, Der 0immeI
giebt ibm troBoem @eIsgsn6eit, fid gu
befern. 8ut, laBt ibn arbeiten! Sd
Dtu ettpas get6an is6en! Selbit bem
Sdurten prehen Reue unb 8erspeifz
lung bpdtonenoe Worte aus! Worte
fino S6aa, SrDoeIpaore, Iei6tiinnig
in ueberfluB neri6leubers, bineetporfen
gu az oem Gebrtht lserer Rebensdrs
ten, 10 Die WeIt felt ie nit 2uq unb
5Guituns, 9erratb unb GigennuB err
fuuten! Sd aebe germ gu, bab er ii6
befiern min, boffe es, neil td iebe, er
ertennt isin unniiBes 2eben, aber Der
8laube triigt, Die Soffnung psrfii6rt!
Sd piQ's erleben, eb' ids CLAUDE, min
feben, ob er iid nod emporraffen tann.
Gabt's uns ubipdrten." -
Der miBtrauiI6e Qlte mar nibt su
Gnoern. Die Srauen lieben ibn aehen,
ober tbre Du6isnoe Sbeilnobme fir
Gomuno ma6te tie tpis ebemaIs 5u ees
betmen 9erihpprenen gegsn SuTtus,
unb gu t5nen geieQte iih 9eate, bic sue
Detlen nod ms Saus fam unb ihren
nWtusje", pie iie Gbmunp nod INNER
nunute, nun lpieber ebenio betlaqte uno
S6dslein ieBt fir einen i6ledten 9srl
belt, neil er bus 9aus iibe~nommen,
als lie friibsr eine piitbenbe @eonerin
Gomunb's 81 S6GgIein's 8unItsn |
setpeisn fpor.-
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Sutereiiauter gDrtraf.

5trr Sobn 6. gleetman, Der Genes
rdIbetriebsleiter Der Cincinnati Union
Depot &c terminal Co., Dirb am
0onneritas qbsno Dor benz gHpineers
Club einsn 8Ortrag iiber Ole Sermi.
ndlienfra9e in Cincinnati baIten uno
in eingebenber Weiie bic Gntitebuna
unc gntpidIung ieinss planes fir ben
gsniralbobnbof bdlten.
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Vrauseiseatbnms lleb.rtraQnne.n
gincinnati, 13. Suni.

Cincinnati, 13. Suni.
SuIia .. RobertIon an gtnnt
OougRrtp, 33 BEL 100 5ub an ost
Suooit gde BON aeutpn unb De
aaIb Strabs. 81.
! Gbgar 8. aenneob an 8. 1iniar
Jobnion, 10 bel 226 Sub an be,
0lenpoob apenue in 4ponoale. $500
9hro .. pdrte an emanuel Bed
3betl bon Got 10 in Inoretp Sarpen'
gitote. 81.
Sane q. Sop, an 1yrancis So
0unbom, SbeiI BON Got 6 in Soiepf
ROB gitate. 81.
Qmelta Sepmour on Sbsrman 6.
S9aler, rs BEL 230 SUB an Der md.
biioR Rono in 6poe part. 81.
aba 9. Sresr an Katharine 9.
WirtbIin, 100 BEL 220 SuB an ser
QBeltieite Der Columbia glpenue in
Maoifonpine. 81.
5be 9uebepo6I gretping 60. anSsnrn
y. Vfeffer, 80 bsi 13O SUP on Der
Sitleite br Woo0burn apenus, 32
JuB iublid Der 6epitt Qpsnue, u
Sabre pa6t gu $40 pro ssabr, nit
oem Reht oes Qntdufs su $24, 900.
Rt6arb RebnoIos unb 4noere on
Riharb u. RebnoI0s, 10 Bel $50
Sub an Der SItieits Der 1aplpr 9lp.,
l5O Sub norbIid Der 5. Strabe in
Carthage. 81.
Sohn W. arumsr an sSre6erid Ren
uno Sertba Qeu. 80 bel 220 Iub an
Der Wforten Rooh in Settion Is in
Wtillcreet Sopnibip. 81.
Margaret Smell an Qnna R. gon.
ntD, Got 100 in Roab MartlanD's
State in glepes. S12O0.
SdmrpI 90. Bel IT,, an Die Staot
Cincinnati, go Tlb an Der SiioIeite
Der Sonatban 4btnue. $95.
Waria 8. Wlr9bn, per Sheriff, an
emma Re6tpon, GOT "a unb 9b.iI bon
Got 70 in Robsr: U2ithea's llnterooz
theilung on Der 9eeapoob apenue.
$5225.
sbe StpI 9ruo So. an WiIlidm ..
Ghur6. aTisnmsr; Der 9aht bon .iz
mem 3heil eines Qooeus on Der Hprbz
ipeit Gde Der 5. IND WaInut Strobe.
81.
Somss 2eeper, Iruitee, an Die Stapt
Cincinnati, Elm 5treifsn aanb fir
Straben5Dede. s..
gB. 3. WorroD an 3cuis u. Wars
tin, 80 SUB on Bapsrlsn 4p. $50.
Charlotte 2. grper an 6orrn 6.
grper. go JuB an grpsr 2lp. 81.
grben Der 6drriet g. BsIib (psr
Skrif) on Gm. Z. gouns, cine Get
in Ssttion 20 Minmi sp. $500.
gbpin 8. 0intsr on 8m. ge6er,
so Sub an Suniet 4penue. 81.
Sobn ). Gl3sI an Dan. g. Wiuiams
ion, 5 Qcrss in Settion 10, goIumz
bid gp. $425O.
Union SaDin9s ReoItp 60. on SoT.
Wtds, Got 644 in Der Ohio 2anb anb
Smp. 90. lnteyabtheilune. $210.
B6onir RsaItp SO. an ssrs6. 9alsa.
pono, 20 SUP an 0eit Strubs. $1,000.
5reb. Shoemiller an Gbas. gurS
ner, eins 2ot in 1bos. 4nten's gio6.
LAB. 5000.
9erfelbe on Gmma gailen, cine Got
BON bsmielbtn RahlaB. 5000.
Derielk an Jonnp 5ugbes, eine
Got bon bemieIben Nahlab. 5000.
5ilomene gimmer an Sorrp gim.
mer, stpsi Cots an pearl Strabs in
$425.
Shos. so89nrt on 2ouis 9immers
mann, 28a SSub an Der gentsr StraBe,
Columbia. $500.
Gep. 8. Qargen an Cora 6. Bert.
ram. 35 SUB an punan Np. 81
U. Wt. Sarpuot an gbitip Roth,
40 Sub on RiDble Hoob. ST.
SoHn Rupprs5t, Grefutor, an Mina
1913 SUB an Wilion Cir.
$500.
GIisobstb IN. Sobnfon an ssront
). 9pra, cine Qot an Giuirarb apenus
in Carthage. 81.
erben Der 5anni. patton on gbas.
8. Wleabe, 20 4cres in Seftion 19,
Spmmes 5opnI6ip. 81.
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probirt III. g. mstaI qOlii6"
uno r8orteepers 5rienb". b,s
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
LNaaxHla+oU

let that the other does smoke at all
"No perfumery, protested
Yes they do he insisted We'll maybe not strong puey bur
kind My mother, she doesn't perunery us
handkerchief always has kind of a odor'
Why achet explained almost
Exactly said the other that's what mean don't know
whether smell whether OF bottle or
through CLOTH but it's and can't dance with girls vour
smelling like it. and neither do
That's OF view
OF always knew that perfume
remely bad
dislike the train
who has drenchd her handkerchief toilet water before sally
ing o
ones clean linen
was any other a dainty habit
Perhaps party obcon subject Perhaps he
5 particularly sensitive odor
can't say for sure that he very warmly this
hypothesis
suited hold similar his
Already myself the letter from the
aggre young
is going say: going stop using
don't
me like all
person!
this a saChet Its
and and thought
might be the same TO other women t9A1u- Ceooasoo,
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
"A Man Must Have Support" Is
Bells Excuse for His Allies
CALHOUN is in Ohio

HATRICK CALHOUN is in Ohio. w. r. Hearst is in New
York by logic of Theodore Bell neither Hearst
Calhoun supporting the democratic candidate for
ernor Mr very well what political aation with
Hearst and Calhoun the OF the people of California
Hearst Calhoun important individually but they
symptoms They indicate the character of the opposition
Johnson They the accepted spokesmen for the
everybody and this fact explains Mr. Bells
struggles individuals from his
accepting support their kept of publicity
giving him.
As for methods OF the campaign made against the repub
lcan ticket they fifty characterized by Mr. johnson in this
sage from his speech Thursday night:
and William
OF most astonishing
Francisco kind OF politics has imported in the form OF
Calhoun sitting with the democratic candidate and this
and
fsb OF direct accusation they translate them into
and them the mouth OF this acconpce from Indiana
while the them Then the ndana
pu forth his questions and nnuendoe and Ruets Post and
liearsts Examiner them
The people OF California will accept governor from the
hands Calhoun Hearst Mr. Bell by his unfortunate change
front has his standing before the people and reversed his
stand. him question OF principle The Call SAYS
with regret that for Bell is anything Office The habit
Office seeking has struck and that end he is willing to
accept any dcredtab political affiliations long they
promise him The whom he denounced furiously
years ago his hackers. because he
admires because changed his opinion regarding
them but simply because he thinks they bring him
pul exhibition OF political degradation that grows naturally
the settled habit OF office seeking 1t amentabe example
OF the deterioration character that appears be the customary
attendant the OF the professional politician whose
hardened bunted that he ready accept
any sort OF associations to get office
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

publishing an advertisement Come to
Los Angeles where We have no earth
quakes.' Write to some Los Angeles
paper.
RUBBER CEMENT-w R. s. oakIand.
What is the best recipe for making liquid or
rubber cement, one that Will harden as soon as
the air strikes II
There is no cement liquid that can be
used for any purpose If it hardens as
soon as the air strikes it. 1t would be
hard before it could be applied. There are
on the market several kinds of rubber
cements or liquids which harden and
become effective shortly after applica-
tion. but this department can not ad-
vertise the brands.
DEPTH. R W. City. To what depth have
men dug down into the ground and how long do
they work underground at such depth?
About 5000 feet. The length that
they can work deep under ground de-
pends upon the methods for ventilation.
If these are perfect they can work al
most as long as on the surface. In
some deep mines men work in three
hour shifts.
SAN BERNARDINo--J. J. b, Oakland. Is
the county of San Bernardino. Cal. larger than
either England, Ireland or Scotland
The area of San Bernardino county
land is 50.922 square miles that OF
Ireland is 32,4S1 square miles, and
Scotland 30.462 square miles.
SONGS-Subscrber. City. Have written sew
eral songs. How can l have them published?
First have them set to music and
then consult some music house about
the publication.
CARToONS-Z City. What is the reduction
Of the original cartoon drawing for publication
in the daily newspapers?
It varies from third to half.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

Z. A. SMYTHE, who conducts an automobile
service from Sherwood to Eureka, is at the
Stewart with number OF his confreres. They
are Thomas E. silence, r. Talkington, VIII
liam Mcnamara. f. W. Nelllst and F. +.
Nellist. The road is closed for the winter.
c. C. STEWART, who has large lumber inter
ests in Humboldt county. arrived at the Union
Square yesterday.
THOMAS J. MccANN returned from the north
yesterday and took permanent apartments at
the ST. Francis.
L. R. WILEY, who is interested in a large
water power project at Groyeland is guest
at the Palace.
J.. W. MULHERN. superintendent Of the West
ern Pacific at Sacramento, is staying at the
Stewart
FRANK M. CUMMINGS, representative Of the
st. Francis in Los Angeles. IS here on short
visit.
pEMrNG R1DEoUT, banker Of MarysviIle. is
among the. recent arrivals at the Palace.
B1sHop F. R. GRAVES of the Episcopal diocese
Of shanghai is guest at the Stewart
R. c. G1LLIs, real estate operator Of Los
Angeles. is guest at the Palace
COLONEL 7. H. MINOR Of bakersfield is at
the st. Francis with Mrs. Minor.
j. j. coNNELLY and wife OF Tacoma are at
the stanford.
FRANK /. caosE Of Manila is at tn. rur-
PIN
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

T. B. VAN z1LE Of New York. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Henernau Of Stockton and John Fer.
guson Of Philadelphia are among the recenA
arrivals at the Manx-
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER A. A. PRArn
came down from Mare island yesterday and
is staying at the St. Francis.
]. M. ]. 5YRNE. general passenger agent "a
the Santa Fe at Los Angeles. is registered
at the st. Francis.
I. P. sPALDrNG. broker Of spokane. is az
the Palace with Mrs. spalding.
F. T. GORDON. merchant Of aIarysviIe. and
Mrs. Gordon are at the Turpin.
T. ]. MccANN. interested in an iron foundrv =,
Nsv Jersey, is at the Colonial.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM L REED Of Monterey Is
]. j. DOYLE. an sutomobileman Of Los A.,
geIes. is at the Colonial.
A. DUvAL, wine producer OF Ifvermore 4,
registered at the Palace.
]. ELLIS ELLIS 3 BARKER .a an English economist. is.
C. A. LIE BARRON. banker Of VALLEY Ford
is at the Union square.
F. G. LEWIS, merchant Of Vancouver. IS ST.
ing at the Argonaut.
". o.. MCKNIGHT. an oil operator of e..,,.
is at the Stanford.
CHARLES MAENoa. an attorney OF USlah. =,
1t the Palace. ----' =
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
tSnt- @ Coo~oaassoo.

Their haint no advantage in count
butter unless you know who churns Il
Uncle Niles Turner says that while liv-
ms pruty high he'd hate Z go back t.
tn days when they used paper strins
an we had t wait till August for a ter.
mater
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

that's greater, from beet to Pota-
ter, ne'e grew on husbandnan 5
vines A Hubbard squash din
ner IS always a winner, a solace,
a balm and a boon; it chsers
and refreshes and breaks up the
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
Misleading State
mentS as TO Rev
enue Amendment

dDSQlulSN
expressly much The indeed largely the
work professor OF the University OF California and especial
taken safeguard the of that institution
With reference the special levied for support of the
university the amendment says
levied
prior adoption all relation to such
oil
in until changed by the legislature
This provision should be. sufficient quiet that NAV
this The general of the
commends itself for many For important
takes the and OF railways
public corporations OF politics and
automatic by adjusting the taxes all such enterprises by
fixed proportion OF gross earnings
Another important object be accomplished remove
hitherto perpetual quarrel between the
equalization OF rolls by the board
These adjustments have repeatedly been the of bad
and have created great deal ugly
sectional feeling If the amendment adopted the
adopted county will bearing relation to
that OF any other
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
The Morning Chit-Chat

WONDER if women as a rule, realize how intensely
and consistently men hate perfume
/ speaking of the way in which who
smoke leave the faint of their habit upon you they
much shake your hand.
81 rather like the smell of fresh tobacco smoke,
said "but the stale odor that smoking leaves hanging
and draperies and that cngs around most who
smoke great deal hate. Why, If you dance with such
a shake hands with him you smell that stale
odor yourself the rest OF the evening
rs it any worse than the way women disseminate
the odor OF perfumery? demanded the other party to
the discussion.
AS proof OF his disntercstedness in the argument
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
THE
HUBBARD
SQUASH

meshes of sorrow and brightens the noon You
slap on some butter and then you can't utter the
gladness pervadng your breast; you swallow with
vgor till three sizes bigger, and then YOU unbutton
your vest. Who it invented the large, pleasant
scented and life saving squash we adore' Let 5
crown him with laurel and bay leaves and sorrel and
eyermore! And let us inveigle the national eagle
perch (he's absurd p and put UP the Hubbard where
ihs~i Adams {
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
Uncle Walt
T h e P o ct P h i o so p h

Oh squash. rich and mellow, with insides OF
yellow, just list while sing few lines; product
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

.ERTAIN opposition senate constitutional amendmen
No reang and taxation seeks msrepresen
- wholly the purpose and scope of the and
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

state university alumni based on the allega-
ton that il changes the method OF making
appropriations for the school system, incud-
ing the university.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

OF enough attention has been paid campaign
discussion less trfng incident of canvass
which, although unimpoant by itself. yet cast
------l useful light the contrasted characters of
Bells Relations two the govcnorship Of
With the California.
"BOIO Club - t,,1an ono p !. Iat ,a : epnu-
~ president state club puporting represent an
association Spanish and the chairman the epub
can state committee OF the other part
This alleged boo president who probably represents nobody
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

ARGE ship of San Francisco including
Hind Rolph Co., George E. Billings, Sudden Christensen
- and Sanders Kurcman have signed statement which
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

declares that IF the best development of San
Franciscos water front is to be realized to
meet the increased demands upon it which
will follow the opening OF the Panama canal
and the development of Pacific commerce the
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

San Francisco is modest All she wants is
permanent Pacific coast battle feet, Pacific
seaboard merchant marine and the Panama
canal celebration
It IS writtenl"As and you shall receive
II San francisco asks for all or part OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

publishing an advertisement Come to
Los Angeles, where we have no earth
quakes.' Write to some Los Angeles
paper.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

the ST. appears the following whic
may be intended reproach but might accepted as
compliment 0 San Francisco far as It IS true:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

honor his name
D come from his
long he has rub
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
HEMANS GIVES
ANSWER TO GOOD
Says Junket for Which He Was Paid
Expense Money Wasn't Free, as
Detroiter Declares.

Lawton T. Hemans, Democratic can
didate for governor, arrived in Detroit
at noon, Thursday, from Allegan. He
was met at the Michigan Central sta
ton by a number OF Democrats and
escorted to the Democratic state Gen.
trail committee rooms in the Ford
building. He Is to address meetings
In Detroit tonight.
Asked by The Times as to the truth
of the charge of George p. Codd to
the effect that Hemans had cashed a
voucher for the expenses Of junket
said by Codd to have been free, while
member OF the state legislature In
1903, Mr. Hemans replied:
1T is true that cashed that
voucher, but 1t was for legitimate ex-
penses. II was no free train that |
travelled on. Moreover, l went to a
hotel and paid for all my meals; |
didn't even go to any Of the free ban
Quets.
THE chairman OF the committee
made out the voucher for me, as he
did for the others, and had 1t cashed
DV the Sldle AhO 'ON~HSi
called for IS more than l was entitled
to and called the state treasurers
attention to It, He replied that /
should have to take the overcharge,
for the reason that he had no fund to
apply II to, and he also explained that
II the overcharge were taken on 1t
would alter his records and put him
out. told him, on hearing his ex'
PLANTATION, that l would take the
amount. I admit that owe the state
that So and l am ready at any time
to pay 1t back.
THE voucher charge is a silly one.
II Is lust like others the opposition Is
making. For instance, they charge
that. while supervisor Of my county,
assessed property worth $6,O0O,0OO at
5000 900. In the first place, was
never supervisor Of my county, and IN
the second place. never assessed a
dollars worth Of property In my life.'
Mr.. Hemans said he was receiving
encouraging reports wherever ne
went. and that he believed his pros
pects for election were good-better
than they were two years ago.