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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30

| Gbarles 6. Rourfe, 1ruftee, an 6e
lena ". Girton, Got ID in Wl. g
| Separb's llnterabtbeiluns, Nt
| !5ealtbD, /.
Slfanna SItranoer an Dapib 8
Bacon. Cots 15 unb Is in 80. 50
0reene's ADDITION. GIepes, ST..
Soiepb 8. gurfam an SEQ. Gen.
merit, 20 Idsr in Sett. 80, Wbitepater
5p., $4,000.
Suian N. 2oneiportb on Geo.
gdier, 25 SUB on Gaitern ape., $3.50.
NtrbD HealtD 60. dn RoscoeGIIiott,
Iots 191 uno 1872 in U. g. GcopiQs
llnterabtbeiiung. 0rsenlpopb, 1925.
6attie 6. 3ilen an Sennie .. Snn>
Der, l Got an aenilportb glpe.. 81 etc.
Sdcob Gobn an Innd Gobn, 20Hub
an Spbn nabe Court Str, ST etc.
Gobert .. q. Iron an Sarobgrpb,
l Got an Midtbers Str, 81 etc.
pbilip Renner an Gam. GredIn, /
got an 5airpien Ipe., 81 etc.
Sos. s. gtpbgers an glorlpppb R.
Y. & Smp. Gc., 394 5ub an Ct. Ges
ger pioce, 81 etc.
Geo. !Sugenidmibt on Senrp 9lIis
hau, 40 JuB an 9lenmore qpe., 81
etc.
9ieorid Robbsnburs per abm.)
on 0enrp u. Roboenburg, 80 IuB an
Sherman Ipe., Hornpoe, 20 dub an
Garter Ctr, bio., $4,000.
Sohn y. gan WabIoe's Grbeu (per
Gkrtf) an UiihasI s. Grottp, 10
5uB an Belts Ctr, $1,000.
8ieorid Robbenburg (per gbm.)
an Sobn SrQB, so juB on Sbermun
Ipe.. RorpoOb, $3.50.
Imanod 6. gatopin an SO. SO.
Gdrtluri99t, Cots 2s3 unb 284 in gez
bar 0rope 6. IL. y. u. unierabtbeis
lung, 81 etc.
9iebrid Robhen5urq (per glom.)
an Soispb Grsiisntamp, 80 5ub an
sherman Noe., J1orDpob, $2255.
Ghas. Stepbsnion on Go. Wil,e, |
20 Jub an Belts Str, 81 etc.
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Gincinnoti, %. Sept.
Reue Snpothefeu.


Reue Sppotbeten.
Benjamin Giisnitsin on qeopls's g,
II. g. Co.. $500.
emma auenis an %. Warb 3. u.
Co.. $500.
eoerett Riningsr On Mlprsnn
Wamslep. $500.
Wtarp gssibIsosr on 9ooIpb Rsp,
$500.
Sarab Grob on giti5sns Gift 9. Ii.
9. Co., $500.
Sarrp G.gDiuidms an Rebstca @ils
Iiams. $3.50.
WstdoeI 5. grottp an s. %. Sas
mann, Skriff. $l1OO.
5Obn EltsIs an 5raHces Jenton,
9H. U. aDboenburs an Ginc. SO. G.
3. II. 6. Go.,S15OO.
5obn aras on eait 8al. Sias 8.
ii. Z. Co., $1,000.
W. y. Cartwright on GIenuas 6.
Il. .. Co.. $500.
eb. 8iIis on %. Waro 6. Ii. ..
Co., $1700.
4nna !5OItmann on Soiptbprue G.
Ii. 9. u, $500.
Gstilgte Sppptb.tsn.
Sofspb Srintman on. Some 9. Ii.
:. ". Co.. $1,000.
W'arp 5. 4ar9 on 2ibera! 6. Ii. 9.
Co., $3.50.
9urrp ga goitsaur on Gout6ern
Shto Z. Ii. Z. Co., $500.
Wfaria .. Stein.er on q. M. Goas
Wiarto .. Steinter on gIberpn q.
WlarioH .. Seintsr an 9flbeon g.
II. 6. o., $3.50.
0ieisibs on oisisIbs, $3.50.
amanoa 8. ga!opin on Inno M.
Gpin, $1,000.
5obn RearoOn on gDeItipooo 9. Ii.
6. &c.. $1,000.
gauro p.grotmann on bto., $1,000.
Sos. Simon on Goiannpiue g. u.
g. Co., $275O.
semis $. gs6t an WpoHlins 6. II.
-. w., SlUUU.
ebas. Sturm an bto., $17OO.
Wtarp WsibIeber on Glisabetb Boil
ger, $1400.
Rob. . O. grop an Gilt gbss 9.
u. 6. 60, $500.
Soulie 9ueeI on W.lttpoob 9. u. g.
Co., $575.
alon3o u Rummel On Gpring0ars
ben 6. u. y. Co., $1,000.
Joieph IoI5 an Union G. 8. u. 8.
3d.. $500.
gBm. gngsr on Olga Staps, 5000. |
guen Jags on g1eeuent 6. u. g. 81.
5o., $4OO.
9enrp Gunte on Cine. g. u. 9. Co.,
S1500
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6 in cinnati, , %. Sent.

Y II n II O. II ~. sept.
| Morn Sunra an Spiep6 sboma
10 Sabre poGt auf 19 Bel 100 sfuf
on Der giorooitsGde Der S. unb ginl
Strobe; jdhrIi6e Mietbe $1,000.
SIan6e 6. BRADFORD on IS. sbo.
ma. 4 Sabre qa6t auf bus giasn.
tbum betannt aIs 514 9ins Str.; mo.
natiihe Mis:bs $333.33.
Gouifa WtuItnsr an 6enrnGIbs, Qpt
367 unb Sbeil BON Got 366 inano,pl.
toms unterabtteilung in gummins.
bile, 81.
elmer 6. Sames on Benjamin Gis
isniteln, bus Gigsntbum betanut ais
l1l9 aempsr Cane, $500.
gruitees Of ;be Game Seminorp on
Glmer 6. Somes unb SsIen 6. osames.
oasitlbe Gigentbum, $158.34.
Gtns Qn5ubI 9eebs fir Weosrsd,te
hurh WiIlcrsst gopnIblp, tpeIde sus
rudbatirsn Bis 1850 on bic 6. S. &,
.. Roilroob 60, tpurbsn sur Ginira,
gung unterbrsitst. Die llebertroauna
unb bic bon jebem erbaIiene Sums
me 1T pie fplgt: g.WpIlsnbaup. $125.
9ecree 9iu $1104, Sprinq G,rope
Gemeterp $4,000. Sobn gutters S182,
Sobn euolOp $17oo, gsorge SSriis
Sl84, Jobn Nilfon $50, g. Ruffner
81, Saeob Smader $50, Sonatbon
gtllep $500, marmabute Dobsportb
$4,000, 6. 8. glias $3.50, Wiuiam
Suntsman 81. William @arnon 1926,
Sobn .. Sonss 5000, Sobn 3. Stabs
ler $50. s. 8. gerrorb 81, =. W.
eunen $121, RO6ert W. 8eorae 1915.
Hobsri Jofspb $500, g. g. esofepb
$500, Sfaac Is. Mill.r S3i2, Mm.
Wlount $3.50, R. 9. gopler $50.
John Serbian S4OO, Sueb georae
$3.50 unb Sobn Builder 1882.
Glifabstb g8. garnes an G. ..
Cooper, s Sabre padi auf 1s ssuB an
Der SItieite Der Mopbburn Mpe.; idbss
Iihe Mietbs $l44.
Stepb<n $. Wifper an GeIino gros
Der. 10 Sabre po1t auf SO BEL l12|
JuB an Der Sftieits Der State Ipenue.
93 Jub nOrblid BON South Gtrobe;
Idbrlihe Mietbe S66.
Gbrift. StDamaier an MidoeI 6ils
lnssr, 8 Sabre paht ouf bos giasn.
bum an Der Rorbipet-gde Der Glan
inb Auiion Str; moEatIi1e Mlietbe
b30.
5arrb Ga BOittour an Garrp unb |
sli5a Blodburn. Got 324 in Dbio |
.ano nnb Smpropement Goa 1lutsr- |
'btAsiluaar$1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30
aaai'ss Gne'nnaer pDsbIass reaa go oep.enb1r 1910
olsoer luitis oariiber bintlinaeIn tonn-

ip1eoer luftis oariiber bintlinseIn tonn
| ten.
| Durd bic Nbpeienbeit bes Guts.
BERN mar eas 9(bhdIten arDBere,
Jo9oen i'm perennaenen Sabre unters
bltebsn. Salbon ipolIte nun aIes bpps
pelt nahbplen.
IN 1einer geIorgnib, pb Mira audl
dlen antoroerungen eetpafien Iei,
bot SolSoio feline S9ipeTter, bic Bas
ronln Redlingbouien, ibr beisuiteben.
yttht, Dab er ibr bic often ousaeIpros
hene UllbbilIisunQ ieiner Seiratb bers
3isDen bate, aber iie tannte bas Saus,
Die HdumIi6.eiter, Die 8eipobnbeiter
dler, unb bpr allem ipubte iie oenou,
ipelhe Gripartunaen Die 9dite bon
9orItdbel begten. Die 5ur6t, bieien
eripartunsen nift eeniigen su t6n=
men, Wtird babel in Elm faIItes Gidt
81 itellen iie fir ibre SteIluno ais
i'ngeel9net, ia unoeniigenb erihe;nen
gu lafsn, oudlte i'm unausIprehIib.
Sn Der itillen gorausiebuna, n2ira
lnil''e ihm fir feline 9orIorge bantbar
ieln, befprad er oues nit 9erspine bic
oarln eine unbeitrttene anertennunq
bes 5amiIienurtbeiIs idb.
.Ou bait 8erpins einaeloben, obne
bab ia es selpubt babel" rief mira
pornurfsrpu aug. sd mar bod ni6t
bel ihr -"
~Ou bGtteIt ibr bod aud teine Gilfs
te'n 'onnen, unb iie bate ,sinen qIab,"|
antportete er perIebt.
pIber i'd min iie nitt boben. fis II
ile, id mag fie nidt Ieiben." idIuhste
Wlird.
RatbIos TAB SoJoop nuf lie nisber.
oann perniiIterte fia feline Stirn. .8as
Ut 3tpdr 'ehr gu tttlaaen, bob mutt
Su Did iel6'tpsritIrbIib nit meiner |
Sbipsiter 10 ftellen. oaB ipeber iie nod
nnhere Y}enihen ttpas bopon merten. |
Wos mDhten bic Geutc oasu iaoen!"
WIiras Sbransn Deriiegten. Di.csr
mar bos 8ereoe Der Qeute ibm pihtis |
ger oIs Die Gmpfinoungen Isiner ifrau. |
" Su bait tpobI fton aues feit ubaes
mott?" irogte iis nit einem 9lid, Der
auf ibrsn Runn tsHsn ginorud mofs
te oa sr iton i'm gsgriff mar, bas
,3lmmer gu perlaficn.
.Iuerotnas, ba it) Dir eiren 8es
touen 3u thun oIaubte unb Teine
lpunoerbdre IuffoTung nitt ubn.n
toTnte." 0omit qino er hinaus uno
fra9te ild, oh er ClIein Iit erit olIes
nit ioItsn Shpicrigteiten eridmpfen
nii'Ts ooer p6 nur bic onosrn einFah
barber ihpie1sn. gieueibt mar e
tin dI!gsmeiner 3uitano. Der absr bon
Jaismanosm ein9ei.anoen ,purbe.
Gr Bate aud anra sinlaben tGnnsr.
=. 9.rtpine, feline S6peitsr. musts
1ber bot natiihti2sr nit Wtra fein.
Sin 8spaItig.r Srvtbum; ie ndb.r Fd
frousn iteben, um 10 i66rfer urtbeilen
iis tdufig.
Gds ReiuLtat !aHqen Robb.nteng
mar enbIt6 ein tiefsr S.ufssr uno bic
lsber3eueuno. Bag es ihtperer isi, oIs
II 'lh geoott, eiHer Jren1nen - benn
bag NOR Wtira nun bot einmoI - bic
5ntsrs'Ien bei3ubrineen, Die er bon
elrsr Frdu perIangen mubte uno lposu
7 bere6tigt mar. -.
(JortI.tune folct.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30
Die anpolitiide @auptitabt.
Cine pIau5erei.
Berlin, i'm Geptembe,

Serltn, i'm Septembtr.
Wlan bat iest in DeutIhIanb sum
oisr5isiten WtaI ben Jan Ssbans eez
teiert; man bate iur3 norber Gage BON
iturmiider poIitiider Oebatten erlebt,
bic ben Wa6ban Der aaiIerreben ents
bttlten; bas eine ooer anbere, benit
man, miBte auh abfdrben nuf bas Gee
ben elmer Staot ipie Berlin - Berlin
1T ia bus Centrum. 5uslei1 nit feinem
Heihsporlament Dos Jorum fir bi.
groBe Museinanberiebune Der beipegens
ben Utdhte. Wom ,5orum miibte oIfo
Dohl ou1 bic Strubf, Der 4ouleporb,
bie Gtnben< abenue bod 5uminbeit. iie,
be nod NIT ibeen lebcnbieen grinnes
raingen an gd9ihtli9e Mngenblide, an
ben WDrmdr5. an ~Rranders gde1 su
einer fOl9en Mufgobe i'm Qeben ber
!GsoSt aur Grohfn DebGtirs unb ptps
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30

Us q brss @ef6i6t6en. 8si
oem lesten !6o6Dofer in Shleiien
ipuroe IN einem gr0Beren 9orfe
DER hohite WaiIeritano an einselnen
oaufern borldufig nit einem sfrefbes
ltHn marfirt. Qad einiaer g3eit erbdlt
Der bteoere OorfpoIi3iIt ben Quftraa.
Die proptIoriihen MQrten nit rotber
Jarbs gu itreiben uno bas Datum
btn3u5ufugsn. Die eritaunt iif man
dber, als man Die rotben Warfen Be-
oentsno boher angebra6t fie6t. Der
pplt3llt miro BON benz giirgermeiit:r
our Hsbe seiteat unb ernioert pfiffio.
yJ6 bos bait aipins bDber semalt, boz
os Ie oerfluaten Junssn nit psstroBen
l0unen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
-ste sssatmiehs--
Wa6rlagerin 0ieJes 3eilaQers.

snon In ber dIfeffen Belt cas - aeptBs
Seri0nen, bse burn bic e65pfuna ssber bearS4
Wdrfn. nHo 60 neaf Eein Siueitel Dor. baS
ann oeuisnfane nod aerfonsn erissiren. be
pnrn etHs nHbefanuie sarafi I'm etaubs Hrs,
Sis'ee gu fbuH nHe bcrmssuiaaen. mas lfis
anoere erfinnHIin III rnb bIelbt. sfr GorAcs
saf bic aniur btefe Game befonners beaiiuffioi,
penn tie bat ibr bic fefiene @abe pers,ebtn. bss
feeen iorer mitmenf1en pie Elm ariaefNlaee.
mes Sno aennn an gefsn. Beraebi niAt, bab
ne IN ierer etaenen Refioens an SeeYin dbsnne
nohnf gehmt bic Gaff CRIB gGr offisA bis
eeefin nosnue. bcnu oett bteferbe ttnGxs ~
Sor bic ftone Mefibens bon ssrdn .. Ooeos
srreidt- Tas Cans ift sur Hniea 6dsb NJ
an BaEne In Der Eame:
mrs. Ii. Yaeger, friiber Tran ge6tsIb
eeestn asen~e. etHSsss. Gs~et#~af. csia
Dr'efit6s aaiporten si.oo unb barab8.
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fhe gouiine tpieber bsrein, iie bate itd
bprtbeiIbaft perGnbert. Gin bIuuss
Sleib peroedte ale GebeimniFe, Elm
SGubden nit rotben Shleifen perborg
Die geiammte ungeorbnete 6aorfiilIe,
uno bas grobe Sbatpltuh, tpenn au9
bon perfhpfenen 5arben unb nit al.
tersIhpahen 3eihen. biloete cine or
ti9e 0raperie.
rSte bdben mid i40n uberraT6t"
iu9te iie, oQerliebit ldfelno, paber tper
tpnnte oas benten! 8Iaubte i9 bod,
Sic bdtten uns gang per9ehen."
n0as lpiiroe unmDgIi9 gepeIen
Iein, ertpiperte er.
User tptro lei6ter pergeFen oIs
5rauen." fubr iie fort. .2lae Romane
RonoeIn oapon. SsBen Sic ii6 gu
mir, Gouiin,"
DBenn i'd ni6t Iditig bin. Do ift
SeebauIen?"
sd bin erfrsut, Sic gu Ie6en. See
houisn lit frub i4on ausgegangen,
bob Diro er getptB balo 5urUdtomz
men,"
Gr IeBte iit gu ibr, uno baIo pdren
tbre WttttbeiIun9en i'm pDIIen 0ange.
Is mar natiirIj1, Ddb oieie bduptldaz
Ith duf Die Srau Gommer3ienrdtbin
uno Suietten iih bssogen. sSruu bon
Seebouien psrrietb ourd ibre Ieubez
run8en, oob iie Diiie, mas 2orberg's
4bitc1t let; auein je mebr iie oQmit bers
portrat, um 10 mebr 3og er Iid 3uriit
uno mar gu tetnem 9etenntniB gu be-
negen, Guour4 IieB it6 bic biibIae
Jrou nidt abihreden, iie ieBte ibre
Sd]er3e fort, lpdbreno er oergebens perz
iu9te, i9nen gu entrinnsn, uno iein
8e1I1t INNER ernIter uno tdlter lpuroe.
SD fam Sbnen Gtpos mitt6eilen,"
id9te iie enoItt, ais er ouf g}i6ts h0z
rem tpolIte, npds Sbneu 5reube ma
den ntro. N}eine Gante lit oybnen 70
genpgen Ipie teinem 5tpeiten Stsr6iie
den. IS niro Sbnen teine W}ubs mus
oen, bon ibr gu DerIangen, mas Sie
piniten."
nOa5 1T ouerOinegs Iebr erfreulid
fur mid, ba id bic 5rou Gpmmer3iens
ratbtn iebr hoa idoBe," perieBte er,
~Q4lrtIl6, oas lit ia berrlit! Sd
9tn9 na6 Suietten5 GeburtstQq bin
uber, I'm nadtrdgli6 me.ne 8ratulas
tton Gb3uitatten, unO oblpo6l meine
Iarte Dtonomii4 lit, mar lie 0ennod
boiler 5reuoe Uber ben 9lbeno uno err
3o9lte mir gang ent3iidt, pie liebersz
nurotg Sic getpeien, unD ME pieI Sic
9eton3t hGtten."
9et bieisr Grinneruno puroe er
rotb. 4ut iie Ipottete 0arii6er.. Sic
noren ntat 5ugegen," iogte er, mas
i'd beoauerte."
~&lnftig tan3en Sie nit mir, Gouy
itrL lafte iie. rSie tperoen bob Bale
geben?"
Semi, penn es Sbnen gsrgni8en
maht."
nNir? Gle pouen fogsn, Gufetten.
40er mas thuts. Dir peroen 95reunoe
bIeiben nicht pobr."
rG5ne 3peiTel, gang pbns 3peifeI!"
rter er perntrrt ouiItebenb. uQ6er bo
tommt See5auien."
Jreubig oufatbmerb fab er BEN
beretntreten unp Gina linn
Gs mar unertrdoItd oepor. |
ben, etn Geiprd6 fort3ufiibren BEL
DeIdsm er 4eu6eIn uno Iiieen mubte, |
pds er nt6t tonnte. 0ieIer 5Frau oez |
]enuber Bate er es an neni9iten pers
np9t.
sd babe IGngft gu e}6nen tommsn
pollen, iagte er enti6uIoigenb su bem
oouptmonn, oalIein meine ,3eit erlQu6s
E es ni9t."
~Ste botten gu piel nit onoenebm.z
en- @e8enitdnosn gu thun, um an ung
Il osnten, 8etter6en," erpioerte Gee
'ou'en geiameioig. .g8ir t0nnen mar
en-, better Gorberg, ulte 5reunoe IeBt
1on tmmer Elm penig binterun. Se.
e10noers psnn bag 6er3 erfult lit nit
mem Rolben gilos, oas fir g2iats peis
II Baum Idbt."
(Jortiebung foIgt)
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(Jort'.suns foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30
g b d n Z.

A9ir MAIDEN geipobnIi9 orc6e aii.
gen. iuenn MIR nniere Aleinbeit er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-30

q ame. al DIiO re etntBt abfoInt befIestn
ainaer, befeitist nidbt nur iebe gpnr 1Mmu4,
fDaDern antb iebc trpdene. bdIb.toote aut, tueIde
Se @dnSe enftet nnb spar In fold selinber, sntrd8s
Hder Neie. oafs es bic beibenoc 6ant perid55nert.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-07

ceived in Australia, ''The best sports7
men, the best tennis court and the best
hospitality in the world " they say and
they beam when they say it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-07

tween now and then all the tennis play
cr- will have a chance TO see and to
learn something
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-06-14

New York City.-Three clergymen,
all of the class of 1860, took part in
the baccalaureate service in the audi
torium of New York University.
These were the Rev. William H.
Phraner, Of Hampstead, L. T.; the
Rev Dr. William H. Nelson, of Plain
field, N. j., and the Rev. DR.. John Nc
Vey, pastor emeritus of the North
Presbyterian Church, Binghamton, N.
Y. Chancellor Henry M. MacCracken
pronounced the benediction and the
Rev. DR.. Cleland B. McAfee, pastor of
the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn, preached the SER
mon. Thirty-four of the graduating
class were present to hear the fare
well sermon. DR.. McAfee said in
part:
mo system of society will prevent
what we see every day-young men
with every opportunity, with full
powers, with all inducements to man
illness, who will not be manly. The
Bowery crowd, the bread lines, the
assemblages of the down and outs,
are not made up of men who had no
chance. You find college men among
them. Last winter a visitor who had
passed through the same experiences
himself found that two per cent. of
the men who made up one bread line
were college men. He found thirty
college men of his own acquaintance
in one small section.
1.-THE slums produce many failures,
but the avenues produce enough to
teach us clearly that society has to
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-06-14

Syracuse, N. Y.-There are so
many young men coursing about the
country in automobiles, and their
pleasure absorbs such large share of
the productive capital of the country,
that Chancellor James R. Day be-
lieves it is becoming question If the
automobile is not curse to the coun-
try
The chancellor was speaking to the
graduating class of Syracuse Uni
versity on seif-sacrifce and self-de-
NAL, and he chose the automobile as
a broad and apparent illustration"
of a luxury that too often is not sac
rificed
Young mechanics and clerks and
business men" he said, who need all
of their capital, are mortgaging their
homes by the thousand and losing
their positions often by their infatua
ton with this form of pleasure.
"It is said that about 100000 900
is invested in the automobile trade,
and this enormous capital Is nonpro-
ductive, that is, it adds comparatively
nothing to the wealth of the peoples;
but, on the contrary, absorbs it, 1t
means ninety per cent. of wasted
money, and wasted time. A certain
per cent. returns in business uses and
wholesome rest and recreation.
II know the criticism that will be
sure to come because of what will be
called an attack on great industry,
but I address myself to the abuse Of
self-indulgence in a good thing,
emphasize self-denial
Lack of self-denial Is accountable,
the chancellor believes, for lower
marriage rate. IF you want to
know, he said, why men marry less
than of old, perhaps the secret is in
the false within Of supporting a wife.
He cannot afford to support a wife,
the bachelor says No woman ought
to consent to be such a wife. She
ought to say: / am not seeking or
consenting to be supported There
will be two of us IT cannot earn as
much as you, can save more. We
will plan together.
The greatest woman is the woman
who brings to a man home. She is
greater than the suffragette or the
female temperance lecturer"
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WARNS GRADUATES OF NATIONS PERILS.
McAfee University Conscience
Is Safeguard o Americans.

take account of the individual and
what means more, that the individual
must take account of himself. The
only basis for self-respect which
cannot be lost is a definite, implicit
recognition of the right of a man's
conscience in his life.
Men who are entering citizenship
to-day can take part in movements to
answer questions like these: Can a
new racial type be formed by sudden
blending in large proportions of the
people of all the earth? VIII democ-
racy work in large way? Can the
nation herd together until the blend
ing take place? What is the limit of
safety in individual wealth in a
democracy? How shall nation be
saved from Imperialism in its period
of acquiring wealth? No nation has
yet been SO saved What can we
make peculiar in our own nation to
save it? The answers to these ques-
lions lie in the assertion in individual
life, and so in public life of the old
fashioned and imperious claims OF
conscience.
And it is hopeful place in which
to work. There is in this country a
hereditary strain of moral serious
ness, The biggest thing about the
American people is not pocket nor
head, but conscience, and any man
who has a clear cut moral appeal will
command hearing and a following.
That is our safeguard. That insures
the continuance of our national IDEAL
ism"
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The love of dirt is among the ear
Hest Of passions, as it is the latest
Mud pies crafty one of our first and
best instincts So long Gs we are
dirty, we are pure. Fondness for the
ground comes back to man after
he has run the round of pleasure and
business, eaten dirt and spwn wild
oats, drifted about the world, and
taken the wind of all its moods The
love of digging in the ground Cor Of
looking on while he pays another to
dig) is as sure to come back to him
as he is sure, at last, to go under the
ground and stay there To own a
bit of ground, to scratch it with a
hoe, to plant seeds, and watch their
renewal of life-this is the common
est delight of the race, the most salts
factory thing man can do.-Charles
Dudley Warner.
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Prominent rennIa.

Mr.. Roosevelt and DR.. Osler took
tea together in London.
Andrew D. White. former Ambas-
sador to Germany, cannot stand tha
odor of tobacco. ~
Mr.. Roosevelt and his family were
the guests Of Lieutenant Colone, ana
Mrs. Lee, at London. nm
Willis Cummings, surgeon to the
lstnmlaA Commission in New York
Edward Murray Bassett, lawyer
Democratic member OF the PnbIsc
service Commission. Is forty-sevcn
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Postcard Sill Years on the way

A Selkirk man has Just obtained
possession of postcard which was
posted by party in Selkirk to
friend in Galashiels, six miles dis
tant, on January 6, 1904.
1t was delivered at its destination
quite recently. having taken more
than six years to accomplish the jour
ney of six miles, or at the rate of a
mile year. From indistinct post
marks on the card it is gathered that
it has been in Africa and India at any
rate, but judging from the tear and
wear it must have made an even long
er journey. Westminster Gazette.
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II tic Hives "a INDUSTRY.

The assistant commissioner Of
labor OF the State board of Washing
ton is a woman.
The Iron Molders international
Union now has membership Of APP
proximately $4,000.
The Toronto, Ont, Street Railway
mems Union expects an increase Of
wages, which will affect some twelve
hundred men.
international organizer A. Rosen-
berry went to Boston. Mass, to aid
the members OF Ladies' Taflors and
Dressmakers, who had been on strike
for ten months.
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GOODWIN SMITH DIES OF INJURY
He Was Brilliant Writer ard Dis
tinguished Educator.

Toronto, Ontario. Professor Cold
win Smith, one of the most distin-
guished educators and writer's of
modern times, died in the Grange,
his home here
Early In February DR.. Smith
slipped on the polished floor of the
hall in his home and fell, fracturing
his thigh bone. 1t was thought at
the time that owing to his advanced
age he could not survive beyond a
day or two, but he fingered, and as
spring came he began to gain some
strength.
He was born in Reading, England.
on August 1S. 1923, and consequent
ly at his death was almost eighty.
seven years old.
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Charles Jerome Edwards was Sc
Ieeted as referee for the Herald~At-
lanta Journal good roads tour Of
1910
Andy Hall, the Illinois State bowl
ing champion in 1904, recently rolled
worlds record series of 725 in the
individual class of the Illinois Bowl
ing Association meet.
Danny Maher, the American Jockey,
received retainer Of $25, 900 from
Lord Roseberry to ride his colt Neil
Cow in the Derby 1t is the biggest
figure ever gained by a jockey for his
services In similar capacity.
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TWELVE INJURED IN WRECK.
Train Breaks inTwo; Parts at Switch
Near Roanoke, Va.

Roanoke, Va.-Norfolk and West
ern passenger train No. AZ, known as
the Washington and Chattanooga
limited, broke in two and was
wrecked at Seven Mile Ford, between
Roanoke and Bristol, and twelve per-
sons were injured as follows: G. G..
Allen, Manassas, Va; F. B. Glenn,
College Park, Md; w. G.. Bergman.
Tarrytown, N. Y; G. E. Hinch, mail
clerk, Washington, d. c.; H. A. Nor
decai, New Orleans; Mrs. w. s. Os-
ley, ST. Homelle, N. Y; Bert Hard
ing, Chillicothe. Ohio; Pattie Parish,
New York City; Henry Smith, Padu-
cab, KY; George Evans, Chattanoo-
ga, and Thomas Harris, Chattanooga.