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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

lodt puroe. 2tls bic 5bdtigfeit ber
Berbefergeanten nt4t mshr ausreihte,
Do lteB Elm 4rtiuerietommanbdnt Der
tr1n30itI6en Qrnee - DOR Der qroben
Reoolutton - in aQsn 8emeinben uuo
8orfsru folgenbes pGatdt anidlaqer:
~Itnt fur Die I90ne Sugen0! 2lae, bic
IN oas toniglide grttuerietorps, Rc9is
ment De ga iFere, etntreten lpo[len,
peroen bena6ribtigt, bdb bieies Regis
ment ods Regiment Der Yicarpie 1T.
Utan ton3t bort 6reimoI in Der Boas,
3tpetmal Dtr0 8aQ geipielt, bic iibr.q.
3ett Dient gum aeoelIhieben, gum
3urnipiel uno CUR BdFfeniibung. Die
unterbaltung unb oas 4mufemeut
herriaen iiberuu. QueSolodten betomz
men cine bobe Q0bnurg, CUTE goItsn
uno ipdter Sffi3iersftequngen. UaIu
tpenDe Ii6 an M. De Ri6ouFFb in Ietz
nem S6lOi1e Don 8ou9eIes bel gton.n
in Der Yicuroie. 6obe 8elobnunQ fir
ale, Die tbm f6oHe Qeute 3ufiibyen.~
4ber nt6t nur bic ulte G0niosdrmee
5rdntret6s, aud oos republitaniIhe
6eer gerletb btspeilen inRetrutennDth.
Uttt pelheu WttteIn Die Republitunsr
drbeiteten, 3etgt Elm anberes Werbez
plQtdt: ,auDaQeries sReoinRnt ti-Stet5
bereit! Stets i'm Sqttel! 4pontaaroce
Regtment duf G6renpoiten, Is GiIoa
meter bon Der 9ren3e, beionoere Be-
giinitigungen, Uniform: btmmelbIduer
Rod, rotbe 6oie Il. T. N. gu 8eg'uu
beg britten 9ierItja6resl1nterpffisierga
UNIFORM aus feinem 5uh. - Quar-
tier: Die 2uarttere baben ausge3si6ne.
te frii6e Quft uno bteteu Die berrIihe
ite Nusiitt. sic ftrb freunoli6, bibTt
unb iopuiid3, nit ihatttgen 8Gumen,
8drten uno 8lumen. 8robe Speiiss
iGle. Seoen So9 Sbee unb &affse;
WeiBbroo, abpehielungsreite @rnGh=
rung. Sh0ne 9eIsuIhuftsrdume mt
8usbeleuhtung, gebei3t, ptrtl, Dies
SolDotentuiinp nit 8ibiiot6et, Brief
pupier unb aIerIei Spielen. unterbaItz
lame 8or1tsQungeu, SuThenfp;eIers
tunititute, 3aubereier, 8ortrdqe iiber
2anbtptrtbifaft. SnouTtrie uno Wiliz
tdrgeihihte mit2ihtbilDern. SmSom-
mer rperoen in frtIder 2uft Spiele
psranItdItet, Gerdthe pprbdnben, ;Fubz
balIuusriiitung, 8uGfpieIe, Shpimmz
Grturiioner, 2tusfIiige in Die 8oges
fen Il. T. m. Glegunte, gut breftrte
Pferoe, babel Ianmiroutm. - 8drni-
ION: Snouitries un0 4derbauitubt nit
brsiten, ihDnen Strabeu uno habTneH,
@ebduben. 10000 Gins
pobner, uQe iebr Freunoli6 uno entge<
iebr pdtrtotiih, man
Iiebt oas MiIitGr. 6errIiae Bromsnuz
De nit fhatttgen Spa3iergGnoen, 8Ius
menbeete. U}uiesu, Sbedter, Wanberz
airtus, 9irbpeih, Offentlihe gGlIe uuo
8oItseIuitigungen. "0iefe perbeibuneSz
pollen Nufforoerungen gum Me;Iitdr-
oienft unterIheiben Ith ie6r BON benz
Iutonii6en StsaunqsbefebI, nit bern
bsut3utdae Der angebeuos Retrut in Die
Roierne berufen miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
stieago, Is. Suut.

~V'SsBo, 10. SuHt.
TsSI.- Der Wartt ,ar itetia. Dtntss
paisHts$ i.5o-5.00. etrais6ts 81. .l0-4.75
eprins 8atentss4 .e5-4 so. Straiakts 81. 10
--4. 40. Baiers s.. .-O--i.85.
Dsitea Cir Sali so - 931.e.
am sdlus 92s4c /; fur September ss1s-
s01+e. am sdlus 90t iar DECEMBER ss31
--9l1se. am SdluB Gle.
MeIidtorn.- - SIR SuIi 57sz-5ssSe,
am gHluS 5sLs; flr Septembsr 574-
5s14e. am stIub 5ssse; fur December
55ss--5891ae, am StIub 56j<e.
! csfer. Tlr ault SO - 36Ze. am
e6Ius 36s4e; fur September 84ss-351s.
AM ealns 355.e; ifr Iesentber 55-3611 &c,
am sHlub 561sc.
Roegen.-R 2 75-77e.
Ge rife. - 9uts Sutterserife a. - 55e,
quite bis dolce Rat,ssrite 5s-65e.
6la hsiadmeu. - 30. l q. 10. lS7e,
10. y. M. lg7e.
imotbp1aamsu.-$4.35 yergeutnsr
AIee ia aamen.-sll.2S per Gentner.
Tebport. - s22.75-23.09 per SbI.
iSlr Suli s22.7o 300. am eaIus
s22.70; fur Septembsr $22.20 - Ass.
am ShIus $22.2o.
eSmal,. - sl2.35 per 100 gfuns.-
llr JuIi $12.40 - 1855. om SAIas
$l2.40; fur September $l2.4o ~ laos,
am Ghlus sl2.4O.
ehort tRippenieiten. 2ofe $I3.l2L
--13.37k per loo gfo. fiir suli el3 0o--
l3.i7hs. am ebnS sl3 90: fir September
81 a.52hs-l2.b5. am SdbIaB $l2.621,.
edultern.-S5 - short flare eeiten. per,
ya6t, $I3.75-i4.0o.
Butter. --Rarst it.tis. Grssmssp 2a11a
-a7s. Oatrp 2J--26e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

9ie Mptbe er5ablIt bon SerfuIe8.
er babe unlpiiientIih Elm nergiftete5
Seuo angelegt, IN ioIge beiien er
ioIfe Sdrer3en lit, oaB er es por-
3og, auf einem Sheiterbaufeu idnea
in 5Iammen auf3ugeben, aIs lang
lam bin5uiieheu. NutbmaBIih bate
li6 ser 6albgott cine 0autfraufbeIt
qehoIt uno iere Ufpthe lit cine An
oelttllng Ser proiotihen Shatiadla.
SGtte man oo5 Dtittel, peIhes 4Ileu
in Den g t. Bernard &rduter.
oiIIen (iiir % Gents bel gIpotbe.
fern 5u boben) 3ur 9erfilgumg itebt,
baruals gefanrt, 10 rpiiroe Die 8e-
ifthte BON 9erfule5 ein pergniigte-
res @noe genomrnen baben. g.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
ehiedso, 10. aunt.

Rtropts - Beepes s5 50 - 6.s5,
TerGs stitre IS 525-7l5, ueftli1s Stiere
t641-7 80. Stoiers uno Jeeoers 800
$40. Rate uno oetfers 2.75-6.90, adIber
s6.50-9.S0. Rartt Zoe nieoriaer.
Stpsiue. - 2ei5te 1886 -9.65, ees
nrii4t. s9.3S-9.65, i6psrs 1926 - 9.6S
rauhe 81 .25-9.3j. quite bts auserle'ene
s9.35-9.65, 1erteI 1910 9.55. RGrtt
ftart Its l0e bober.
Sdafe uro 2dmmer. - Sdafe ::
einssimii4s $3.j0-6.O0. usitLids 1915
$40. SabrIiuge $6.25-7.25.
9dnmsr:--SiuSsimii4e s5. .75-3.25, rpeft.
Eide S6.25-S.35. Rarss 10 -l5c Rieort9er.
3ufubr Rtrhoieh 1900, Sdpeins
2l 900, S5afe uHb ldmmer 700.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

Hewyort. Is. 5unt.
Strr mar piaig gu s32,56 - $3.50
unb aupfer idpa6; safe Su I2.62I -
l2.571a, GLeetrofptbit Bu 12.3712-12. .62I
uno gaftina gu Sl2. l2.12113a-12,37h. BIsi mar
ftetig 5u SAB 49, 4.50 uno SpeIttr flan
su $5.40-5.60. Giien mar unperdnoert.
30. 5ounorD Rort9sru 80 $I6.75-l7.25,
Go. 2 DO. su sl825-l6.75, 30. SoutberR
anb Ro. ! SoutserU loft su $l6,25-l6.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
Gro ocsries.

gu Ger.-gretie ftetid. RdfHrigter gu
Goat o.55t, poubsreo 6.S5, Cubes s.O0t.
srsnuIotse 5.75e, eoufsetion,rs "a" 5.55e
On ~" b.25-5.50t, peiBer EXTRA 81
6.lo-5.2oe, sytra ,,G" 6.0O-5.O .O6e, sreiua.
ssr eeIbsr 4.s0-4 .s5t.
RoIa II. ftetia. TEN Orleans
Dpsn RettIs 2s-a6s. Centrifugal l5--2b'
per Gau0Rs.
Rsis.-Wartt ,temtis ubsa'. uns rstss.
Souifiana, }antp Seao s--51.t. prima ~
-6Ht, oroindrsr 5111-4Is. Sapan 0 =
Se per pfunb.
Tairs.
Buitsr.-glar,t rubis. greis ftetia. -
Sanep Grsan,erp 2a51s. grsamsrs firfs
27s, DO. fseenos 25s. foncy Tatrp axe.
Ro. l Ale per Bfune.
4dis. - Rart, fetis. Ebio Hat lie,
EorbweiiIi6sr IL - IKE, Eep Dor. lsc.
ctusiser 2oI-22s. 2iIHburssr l7s. Bird
i6he per Dfane.
eisr. - aadfraas aui, Eartt ftetia. -
Briasa frii4s Siibnersisr Ice. hrfts lss,
aHbere lie. ieeonbs Ice per Lusenb, 10
nod Eualttdt.
GeflaseI. Rabfrdae ,iemlidl aut,
Rarit iieits. eprins gbiftns pon lk gfe.
une oariiber 22e, uater ~ 9fuu6 tic.
eabnu l6ke. Sdbne lie, frathabnsr
i5s, euus Toe, ianse enten pom 2L gruHo
lS-20e, alte l2e. Cdnie 6--Se per 9sua6.
Ebft unb gemais.
GepfsI. - ,sanes $500 800, quite
34.OO-4.50 per BbI.
Gitronen. - Rarst fteHs. eaIifsrnis
33.5o---3.T rs. Reiiina $3.75-4 90 per Aifte.
Crane en.-Narst ru5is unb ffssts. -
California GapsIs S2.O0 - $50, 5loribs
32.U--2-5 per Rife.
Orb obeereu.-SanCp arose einbeimiide
f2.00--2 80 per IA Euart 9rate.
air ueu. SGurs & 10 - 500 per
Crate.
SsibeIbeereu- - .00-3.5o pr Bu.
Stadbefbeeren 500 per Crate.
Rar TO ffeIu. - gute bis duserIefene
etnbetmitde A., - 45f. norelicpe 30 - S3e
per Blu. auf benz Oelsiis.
Sun9e Gartoifeln. 5aHcp Triumpbs
" 80 per Dbl. uuo $500 per Sad
&r aut. Rarh itetis. 1snnefee Csc
10 per Crate.
SUtebsln.--5dnep usite Ieras 1.75,
eeiue q 10 per Crate. Rem Orleans Creole
VI 20 rer Slf RON 10 ssse.
IematoeS. - Glcriea $l.0o--I so yss
Grats.
eurisn. - eaSli9e 80 - 75e per
camper.
erbfsu.- Sunss $i.25 = I.5o per
Ratsn -so-s5s pes 2utsns H1assI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

eelo ION eau" par rDiais su 2A - 3$
unb idIo5 su 81.
Grima Sei9dftspapiere purben gu ~
5L% bistontirt.
sterltua .Grhanae In itettg. -
eift 40 s4.S6sS - 4.se1 uno 10 Iaee
Sitt ~ 81 .SsM-4.S4.
Bunoes Obtigati omen maren Re.
tia ur,o rpurosn tpte folat quottrt:
Der. Stdaten Refunoins 2S 1907 aeb.,
~ resiftrirte 1925 ll4X-1l5. eou.
pons ll4L--l15L, 8S resiitrtrts l0l4--
lO2I, Coupons lolX - lo2sI. Banana
Coupons 2S 100I-l0l.
atttenm rft.-Ter Warft udr beute
aau unp anfanes feit. baIo ieDo6 trat etne
Neaftion Elm nfb bic nteiften atiten Der
sifte batt.n am ehIub iIeine 8er!afts aufs
suweiien.
9aHftebenbe 4urie ,purben pom oer5.rma
sr.pin, gauman d Co.. Re. 225--2s2 Bals
nut StraBe. beri1tet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

Rtnopte 3. Die 3ufu1r mar beute
3temlib groB, bic 3abirage ni9t be'pnoers
uuo Die 4retie fieLen nm l5--25c per 100
Bfuno fir bic oroindreu Sorten. Wl6s
TUBE rparen rnhi1.
Shnere siiere brahteu $40 -
TAO, ertrd s7.5O-7.65, E9feu S2.25 -
5.25, 5letfherittere, eEtra 81 .00-7.l5, quite
bis auserleiere $5.35-6.S0, orotndre biS
gut. S+.25-5.75; Ssifers, EXTRA $7.0J-7. Is,
CUTE bts du5erleisne $6.00-5.9), prbtn1rs
bts quite s3.25--5.75; sibe, estra S5.35-
$3.50, fdncp ---, CUTE bis auserleieue
si.s0-5.25, orotndre 6ts quite $2.25-i.50;
Ganners s2.25-3.25, stoaers uHO 5eeoers
$3.75-6.00, ertrd So. .l0-6.25.
BulIer. Bst nur m1Siaer 2ufubr
uno sienli5 suteE 2aafrose mar Der Nortt
beute ftetia.
Rasers unb Esibt. s3.oJ-4.50, Bologna
$3.50 - $40, eEtra $3.50, fstts guQen
s5.50-5.OO.
SdIber. - Der Rartt mar heute lana.
lam uno bic greiie fieIsn I'm 25--J0c per
100 4fuuo.
6roiudrs aab qroBe s5.75-8.0O. fatr bts
snts Ieidate S8.O0-9.O0, srtra 81. $3.50.
adl5er tn oea Rom Hiifions' oduiern. -
i5cnep 9I4c. prtma bis oussrleisns ~
sHe. oretndrs 5-6e.
= d cine. 6letd pon Der Gr0ffs
nung On mar Der Rartt itarf uub bic 4reiie
ittegen um l0e per 100 Bfuno. Der Rartt
i5LoB tart.
8ute bic easerrs'eue 8erpafuross une
5IetiAerIortsn 50 9.6o-9.55. gemtifts Der.
rdfunasiorten S9.45-9.55, orbiuGrs bis
aaserIeiens i4mers fetts Sdus S.75 -
S.75, Grtra -, staos $s.50-7F0.
Istdte geridnetiorteu So. .40-955, Tertei
ror ll0 8fo. unb Uenicer s9.0O-9.55.
S6afs uRh 26mmsr. - Die beutiae
3ufubr mar Die groste oes JGbres uuo Der
Rdrtt ihpaa. lie greiie feIen UNI 25c
per 100 BfuHn.
ShaFe. -- Grtra $500, cute Bis GIG.
cuserIefers s4.5O-490, oretuirs Dts sIts
s2.50-4.25.
Sdnmsr. - sSrabiahrs 2dmmsr, srtrG
800, quite bis au5erLeiene $500 -
$50, orbtndre Bis quite S6.50-7.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

Ter erIte weibIihe Uni.
beritt0ts Erofeiior in
Ieutihlono. Die bcfanute 300.
Iogin @rdfin Gr. Waria b. &tnoen.
DIE Iange Sabre binourh als aiiiiten.
tin ant glHatomi'hen SSnltitut Der
Bonner ltnIperiitot tbatig unb 5ulest
Gbtbeillrn95ooritebertn elmer Dem
bortigeu bpgienilhen SSuitttlt ange.
gIieoerten pardiitologiiden Irltalt
ipor, lit gum Brofeiior ernanut NOR
oen. 8rdftn 2inoen promootrte i'm
Sabre 1896 an Der Giibinger unia
periitat nit einer GiIiertatton itber
.Gie GutrpifIurg Der Strltftur uno
Der 3eihuung bel oer 8ebduieidue.
cfeu oes ReereR". 8erijbnlt gerpor.
ben itno ibre S1uoieu iiber ole 5dr.
bung Der ShuIetterIInqe; bic Barrier
glfabemie Ser 8tiieHihafteu nerIich
ibr mir tire 2IrbeIten aui oieiem 8e.
btete etnen Greis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
----eis bsriismteHe---
Wagrlagerin OieIes 3eitaQgrs,

soon tn Der atefteu 8sti aas es gesDsHs
SsrlonsH bic bur6 bic S6opfuHo 95ber bsgobi
Ddreu. nn6 es ltegt ietH Bpstfd Dor, bag
aud bent5utage rod BerfoueU ertftiyen. bts
burH eLne uH5efaHuts Strait TN Gfaube Enb,
Slcies Su fbuH uno eorms5ufaeeR, mas titr
aHncre erftauult6 1T unb bletbf. Gar Go!nes
bat bic slatur oiefe Dame befonbers 6seauftaf.
eenr fte bat tbr bic feIteHs Sabe oerrIiebeu. oos
aebeH tsrer wftmer'6sH pie eth aufeef6Ieges
mes Bud geHoa 5u leieH. 8ergeBf ntobt eas
Tie tn ibrer eiaeneu Eefioen5 al Seefin gpeuHs
mo5Ht. aebmt bte Gaft gHb Gar 6itIi6 bts
Seefrn gberute, bann aebt SiefeIbe biHauf bis
5br bic ib6us HsaseHs con Srau U. 0asass
erreInt. 8as 9auS III 6ur IiHfeu Sanh Eno
am 6auHe iit Der Rame:
Mrs. Ii. Yaeger, friitsr Srau gedjtpIs
SettiH Hnenss, 2inm0ps, Cincinnati Chic.
Brlefltbe aEtlperteR S1.00 uHe oardser,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

cier. @artt ftetis. Grii4s 1711-
1875 per DuSenb.
4aie. - Wastt ftstis. Cream ltz-
I5Le per 9funb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

Ser nSpiri'tus rector.
n3u 3neit it's lnngueilig, Iora!
@ir brallhen nod etn Shrpeiterhen,
BLOT tpetB if nibt oh id1 hnsn 90
pa ooer Wama auregeu lou.
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Der nmfoy I'm bieiiaen Gtearinabaus be-
ief tt4 beute auf $4.223, 800.
asfai-esinrttsfsx.
Der nmfas mar beute an Der biefieen
B5rie felu arcBer uno bic sreiie iino ees
ora6t. Columbia Gas & electric Go. Ats
item paren In etrpos beiierer Rahfra age.
Ste folsenoea 8eriaufe itnb ~ bert5ten !:
IN tz Cssts.
Bsesye Gall,
FLW uotuMtnS En. 6er........----.--..... .f03S$
~ niiisn AIn 3as . 2Ise. gs..........- ssts
~ uifisr columbus 0oa pfo.-.....----.. 70
FiYss Call
q dfnn xln- efrssf Er. 90. t2sx
hfftsn esr goIumota 0os q oiss......
bstwsen Call.
y Sn,i':. .,ttsn ss!snsts Gas . srse..-...... ~
- wfiIsu asG- Street no. GO. f2SG
.,pv ecaussrr Geto Traction. 5er. ....... %
s1"SA y. q 4. bsx..s.....~.........-..e %
second Csn.
{fo0 e y. q 6. life. B.....-........f03
niiisn sE aiHe. Gas q glsefrfs s.
2ihen Broetn q Gamble. Ssk
Ra4febenbe TabeHe pou TN bieiiaen
Rarit befinoiihen Bombs uno Attien atstt
bic offssieQen nuottrnnssn an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16

Gtnct nnGtt, 15. 5uuE.
9ufubr uno 8erianot pd6reno ben per.
foHeneu "a Stunoen, pergItben nit ben
uorbergebenoen2 Iaseu, rparew ;D!e folst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-16
Npiii Welomarfte.
Mittw o q, Is. Stunt, 1910


Tte Geidafte uaren beuie In ben bieiioen
Bonfen siemIid Iebbaft, bod mar bic Rads
frase nad 0arleben tel re srr O.. Die 3ins.
rafeH itno unuerdnoert geD .ieben. ,siir
Iarleben ION coll" nnrben bI berehnet
nno @si6dftspapiere wurosn AZ 5L--6z
Disiontiri. 3m oifenen Narite murben Tar.
leben Jon eau" ~ 6% unb auf 8eit su 8
--5LE plaeirt.
hehd asi Rew DSss
pdren ftetie uno wur6en su gari swif6en
Santen perfuuft. Die Souaterrats betraat
Doc grdmie per $1,000.
esenid anf Unrsss
maren iniuiger. Seute iino bic foIaenben
Luofirungen sn berihten:
xoneon, 3 Tase Si4t, s4.s7l6 per g,
20 Tase Si6t. s4.S4X per f.; garis 5
Iaae Sitt, 5l21f-520 francs per 800 !:
20 Iase Si9t. bl7I - 5lSL 5rones per
lOO far 1eutidlanb. 4 Taae 5int. 4
Mart 951le. DO. 90 Iaes Sitt, 94Le.
documentary Bills auf 2onoon wurbsn
~ N.S3I, auf Glasgow ~ S4.S3L uub
auf Beifaft su $4.S3 uer!aaft.
SaHsts.Esiiaansmss
tolat:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-02

He calls attention unanmty
manifested Of Toledo city,
creed interest necesstates
that shall all
the public
Agreeing with
church federation the
wine called calls
the state licenses the liquor traffic.
the privilege drinking
liquors that
Speaking of his efforts the line
ment against Whlock driving
these from the streets did constitute
ton of the problem they their kind society
AT whose establishment where shall they apply
poymen? he "I tell you he continues They
either to the river the brothe.
I'VE shall this problem by pretending
ragged morality the prostitute;
solve until and that is
many evils of industrial slavery and legal privilege.
81 might refer to aspect of this
show that these repue nevertheless,
important part in civilization and in society
IF one will trace where the which they
at such dreadful sacrifice
the exobant those
in which they lead those lives which
ing
of the town. who the where these
dwell, will have reflections
deeper perplexites this subject"
Whlock denies that the laboring
Gambling is essentially vice of the rch,"
cludes few Of the business
bling.
That gambling is gambling whether a
cratic club whether franchises;
is the Monday Sunday,
sounded in the close of the letter. is followed by the reea
ton of the well
in the making of people good.
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: I'LL DIE #
I'M NOT
FREED
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shrug remains, and it now is sug-
gestive of the load she bears upon
her shoulders.
Jimmy" Boyle's hair has be
come white. Where he has aged
in body, his wife has aged in
spirit. She is little more than a
girl with the WEAKNESS and hope
lessness of am old woman.
I'm live to be freed of this
charge" she repeated over and
over again.
She appears to believe that she
is now doing more than fighting
for vindication of the charge of
kidnapping; she says it is her life
which is the stake.
She is reticent as to the nature
of her new evidence. She declares
1t is conclusive" and would con-
vince any court taht she was not
given a fair deal by the judiciary
of Mercer county. She thinks that
her conviction will be set aside
and she will be given retriaI.
Realizing that her fight in the
superior court at Philadelphia is
her last hope, she is doing what
she can to obtain new evidence for
her lawyers.
ut was a terrible disappoint-
|ment to me-" she said. "to have
the hearing postponed two weeks
Iago, after q had expected my free
dom within a few weeks.
"why II peel lie only understood
my story as I know 1t, they would
have tobelieve that am wholly
innocent.
II am feeling well now, but
during last spring I had q bad
spell that lasted ten days. I
thought I never was going to be
better again. ] am strong agarn
|now-stroug with hope. I was
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not guilty of the chare on which
I was convicted, and I trust that
l will be given the chance to prove
what 1 say.
81 was not given a chance at
Mercer to go on the stand. I
wanted to. but they would not let
me. That Is where l made a
mistake. / should have insisted.
"If new trial is granted me
I will go on the stand and tell my
own story in my own way. When
j do that and produce my other
witnesses, there will no longer be
of my innocence"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-02

A SMALL number of women s
fancy Wash Suits, in white,
pink, lavender, tan and light blue,
neatly trimmed with lace, insertion
or embroidery. The regular prices
are $1,000, $3.50, $3.50 and up to
$500. The materials are good quail
ity linenettes, repps, linen crash, etc.
t aa5d le{ choice choice. Of =. .$7.65
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-02
SECOND BOAT
LEAVES FOR
alaska

SEATTLE, June 2.-The sec
ond Nome boat of the year and
the first for Nome direct sails to-
night when the steamer Victoria,
with $50 Iditarod stampeders,
crowding cabin and steerage,
leaves Pier 2 at 10 o'clock The
ship will carry $50 cabin passen-
gers and 200 in the steerage.
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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Rewars
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured By Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned. have known r. J.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligation made by his nrm.
wALDINa. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and fnu.
eous surfaces OF the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 76e per bottle. Sold by
all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
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A City's Crime and Vice Placed at Door
Of That City's Privileged Interest"
MAYOR BRAND wHTTLoCK TOLEDO WRITES REMARK
ABLE LETTER TO CHURCH FEDERATION WHO POINTED
TO CRIME AND IMMORTALITY IN CITY.
TOLEDO. O

TOLEDO o. June 2-Answering the COM
munication sent to him by the Toledo Federation
of Churches, in which 1t stated that certain
violations of law existed in Toledo, menacing
particularly the morality and decency of the pub
lie at large, Mayor Brand Whitlock has written
the mots exhaustive review of modern morals yet
to find expression the printed page.
Every phase of modern municipal life sug-
gested by the federation has been analysed by the
mayor. The law violations alleged by the fedora
ton include every offense at all prominent in the
existence of all cities.
Declaring that Privilege is the detractor and
SANDER of the city," Mayor Whitlock claims that
privileged interests" responsible for both i'm
moral conditions in Toledo and the exaggerated
reports of all such conditions.
Brand WbftIock,
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Boys under fAs Do You want
10 make some money this sum-
merl II you do. call A1733 or
Main 7aS. after o'clock. and ask
for Perkins o. 1amea and get The
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Boys under IA: Do you want
to make some money this sum-
mer? If you do, call A1733 or
Main 1888. after o'clock, and ask
for Perkins or James and get the
socrat
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REVGROOM LECTURES

Rev. F. Fl. Groom OF the Gem
trail Christian church win deliv-
ler the last OF his series OF lee
lures at the church tonight, his
subject being "The Mission OF
Pain
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
USE SOAP CAREFULLY ON AUTOS
One Reason for Loss of Gloss ON Ma
chine odfes

One Reason for Loss of GLOSS on Ma
chine Bodies.
If properly cared for there is no reason,
barring accidents, why the body OF a motor
car should not look as we'll at the end of
six months service as it did when first
delivered from the factory. When a car
has lost the first gloss of it's outer cover
ms 1t has not suffered in appearance,
but has deprecated somewhat in value as
we'll. OF course, in time, any vehicle will
need new painting, but this should be a
matter Of years instead of months, as Is
too often the case. The use of needlessly
strong alkali soap in cleaning cars, neglect
to wash off the soap and failure to dry
the vanished surface perfectly are prob
ably responsible for more damage to paint
than all other causes combined. As a
matter Of fact, neither soap nor water
under sides of the m~udguards, except in
cases where the mud is caked on the body
in large quantities. In most cars the first
signs of wear Of the painted portion in
vartably show on the vanished surface OF
the engine bonnet. This is due to the fact
that 1t is frequently covered with mud on
the return from a run and Is then washed
with soapy water while the metal is still
hot. Soap should not be used on the bonnet
until it has cooled, and even then should
be carefully washed off. After a number
OF w~ashings while the bonnet is still hot
the injurious effect Is quite noticeable. and
within a short period the car has to be
reprinted, long before its legitimate time.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

The Omaha Bee is the automobile paper
OF Nebraska. 1t printed the last six
months 2,375 inches more auto advertising
than its nearest competitor.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

The display of Packard, Bake Electrics
and Ranch Lange, by Electric Garage COM
any will be one of the best this company
ever made, Denise Barkalow is the fore
most dealer in e~lectrics in this part of the
world.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30
Along Auto Row

All the Gossip IL Of the Feb
ruary show-Unusual Activ-
ity Among the Dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

International and the international Har-
vester comoany cars, both of which are
good in this part of the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

When you want what you want when
you want it, say so through The Bee Want
Columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

Guy Smith has the cleanest bunch Of
Franklins ever brought to this section.
Last year he had one Of the niftiest dis
plays and he is out for the same trick
this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-30

The steamship Makura, which cleared
from Vancouver, b. c.. during the last
week for Australia, carried 1913, 900 worth Of
Cadillac 30s, or twenty-one cars for the
Australian trade.