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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

bIifation Der Weifier nliO aus irgeno
tpslhen Griinben niht seipiniht bat.
iperben isbt nit Der Ginpiliiguns bss
6ouies Mobnfrieo bonn Werloge S6u=
tier iinb Qoeffler In Berlin btraussss
brad,i iperben uHo nun ben aIlertriien
Banb Der Werie WoSners bilbtn. llns
ter biefen Shriften. beren dliefe jsBt
bos Utter BON 70 Jabren erreiHt 6as
ben, befinben iin feds DiHtunsen uno
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

rere Mrtitsl perf0nlif polemif6sr
Dathlns. einise auf bic RepolusioH
bon 1849 bs5iislife grturit, BON be-
nsn raebrsre ols perfGoIlen salien. uno
enbIih cine bisber nod ungtbrudte
uminngreibe arbeit aus Der 3eit itis
ner Dresbener 4opelmeiiters 1tdtiss
felt, Elm Reformmtrt. bttitelt Die
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500 GtiteH umfoiienbe 1anb ipirb nrN
ter bem 1iteI: Der iuhee Wdgnsr
BON 81. 9uliuS 4app fsransseesbsn.
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hebdlt iR9 bis 9lIT 25. Nooember 1910 oas
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bic oerren Theodore msaner < Bro. t0G5 9rfIs
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aber ni6t rotk gefihtsfarbe, fhmol,
uno ebsnmdbise Haf. o6ne Ginbud=
tuns ober 0erbiduns. Elm traftisss
ainn unb Elm trdfiig auslabenber
0intertopf. Die .sermaniihen Rors
malebepaare", bic al bieien 4nforbe=
rungen entfprehen. follen ben Rameu
,5eutmeniten" fiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

2euts, bic ii4 iiber nllss luf,ie mas
den, finb ni1t ernit ~ nsbmsu.
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pbcs.Inseiaen.
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Or. i1)m. a. Rotbsrt,

aeIietier Gtaite bon eeEma 9oiteri, eeb glcaier,
In ieiucr 9Sobnung SO 1892 sSreenrr aoerue
i'm sitter bon as SdbTen NIB { Ueonaietl. DIE
| ec,t oer @ceroigunG pirb fpater 5e!nHni ae'
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81 T. aabur n--Saus 3immer, Sdo, gaun'
brn fSatrrace unb ole Fe1ueuIldteiien. 2ls
8ienuoni Sirabe $1,000. &C.
GcIIedc I-3s3immrr Cottage Gceuit
glsenue g3afet. gas. 1oiIe.: Si2. Eel. Ga
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9rice StII A2i3.ls.i7 glrrtoab are.. 8
Sinres Iino fsInis obenauf: Rnh Ictiei iroH
nerne Peanemlidfe;ier. $4,000 folt'eu eu'lsb
be; ipirb su S43 per Wsondi eeTHtGfbst. efeiap
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adfes qInce. 2s43, aee ben Gait Gno cos
gSorfs natf hem .Hcguhbrrs". 2fi1d.
sSrnfne. Simmer. tn .auiem Siiltnith sinl
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WeIb 81. berIeiben.

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Note. Pndene poon Co., 200 SobnitoH Bloe.
81 OFT B. Strabe. Qde QDaInut
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

Der iunse Magner.- als
Rihorb Wagner Dor 40 Jahren an bic
3ufanmenfteauns Der Gefdmmtouss
aabs ieiner Ghriften unb Oihtungsn
gins. fdloB er ni4t iDeniger alb So
Mrhkiten aus ben Sabren 1882 biz
..1sl9 aus. Disis arbeikY, Sersn Nns
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CoIIcae 10 SimrfT. 2. Gios, gee eos
off uno geluiont; g9affer, 9as. 2oiiei; si2
&el Canal 2si2. 5,6
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3n Observation-Disclosures

granhtn 81 ooh Gfiern hes Gcifn aeeriue
Tioeafis chen uuf Der Ireppe, init gllisftrti
fiber tenSbioflus nno bic steuili6n Berae; $40
rer ,siif,, trerib $50. Sebet Grefup.
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Renrebb Setabfs-stciu nndrgeIb: ieiHe
2infsH feine Sseuern: @as, 2safier unh 2es
IHeni,Eusptae: ole afiesmenis be5dbii MIR
tpcHtee dasaefudblie 2ois fibrin Eebci Greiap.
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2rufi ee ssBerfu f--iG23 bis 1925 92aI'
nut SIR, suri6lanfenb unch mlonxe Et.. 1890
hiar1622 bret Siores unb % 3iurrier inSlats
Gle nerbeu iiberraltni ieiu fbsr Die uienriae
abifdbung. aIeS permisibet
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Gerhetue Gunnle auf Brunbeinenffuu iIfth
,Snrr1er Earnerenss nfh artb1ts 3oriebeu
dbtesabf. glnbt ]. Grefap, Ill q. 4. Git.
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4ubifonoiIIs. gae g,rauible uHo Eouib.
err Abe eine ber fd0ri.er g6eu In Dadbis
fonniLe: eernoe her RIGp fir eine 1roccrn
pber jsIuieebdaoe: eth Bargain. Gebe! Qretap.
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cea oen 6 9.&R Gspct: fdboHer RIob fitr eine
Grocern obey 9deetei: lbrT 10 ealifer gs'
bani unb feline @rocern. Gsbet Grefap.
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|Geprlffe 2ebrertH gibi tn nFb oifber
bem 6amfe unierridt IN alien Rdbs nno
Sanoarbeien: rpcfeniIi6 81. S6ran', li0d
alGee Ctr. s. Eio6.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
HEARST CRITICISES
STATEMENT ON NAVY

Mexico City, April civilian Ran
dolph Hearst severely criticised Con-
gresham Padgett of Tennessee in a
letter that he wrote today to the Mex
lean Herald. Mr. Hearst took excep-
ton to the statement of Mr.. Padgett
who recently said the efficiency of the
United States navy was more than
twice that of the Japanses navy.
This statement of Representative
Padgett is an unhappy combination of
folly and falsity, or ignorance and alb
surdity. The listed and acknowledged
strength of the Japanses fleet is almost
equal to the strength of the United
States fleet and this acknowledged
strength of the fleet of Japan does not
include the convertible cruisers in her
subsidized merchant marine, nor yet
the dreadnaughts which are believed
to be building for Japan through the
agency of some of the South American
republics" is one of the paragraphs of
Mr.. Hearsts letter
Mr.. Hearst continued as follows;
The United States has never been
and never will be the aggressor in any
war and therefore the possession by the
United States of a formidable fleet Is
merely an effective guarantee of
peace"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06

Billie Smith and his Buffalo team,
Eastern leaguers, arrived in Birinirg-
am last night over the Louisville emu
Nashville from Montgomery, after per.
hitting Eddie Gremnger's Climbers 70
defeat them by score of 1 to 0. The
buffalo ball players will be here fer
thi ee days, the first game to be ca'led
t,is afternoon at o'clock.
ANYTHING that can be pulled or IN
Montgomery outside of session OF
TN. legislature can be pulled off in
birmingham, hence there is no appar-
ant reason why the Barons should not
get away with the visitors. However,
R1ll;e Smith has assembled greas
bunch of ball tossers, all of them sea-
,sered men, and majority of them
have had big league experience.
There are several old Southern league
men in the visiting aggregation. Billie
Smith is himself an old South ern league
manager, having headed the Atlanta
pennant winners last season. Noah
Henline, the old Baron outfielder. will
also be along. Henline played great
game in left field for the locals lost
season. The dope is that he Is play
ing even greater ball this year and
he is slated for the biz league next
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
JOHNNY DOBBS Is
SHAKING Up TEAM

Chattanooga. Tenn. April ESPECIAL y
The wholesale releasing of candidates
and signing new players for the Chatta-
nooga team shows conclusively two
things: First. that Manager Dobbs con-
siders that his team needs strengthen
ing: and second. that the local owners
are determined to get a winner for this
city.
First-baseman McCrone. outhelder
sentz. Catcher Beville and Pitchers Pope.
Bumgartner and loren have all been
sold.
Firstlbaseman Price and outfelder Joe
Rickert have been signed, while deals
are on for Catehers HERE Meek and
ossie shreck, and First-baseman Pete
Lister.
The local pitching staff is considered
complete. Two or three of the men are
not in good shape just now, but they
will probably round to before the season
opens.
1t now looks as though the local club
will consist of Catcher Tom Carson and
either Meek or shreek: Lister or Price
On first base: Patterson at second, Yerkes
al short Perry at third, and ickeRrt Nc
Laurin and Collins in the outfield. Dobbs
MIL do bench duty until he decides what
butfielder he will let out. and then he
will play regularly in center field. The
pitching staff is yet uncertain, but 1t
looks as though Schlitzer Miller, Rhodes,
Demaree. Stanley. Hart and Fulinwider
would be retained until May Is The
future only can decide who will be let
out then.
If Lister is not obtained by the locals,
and Price fails to fill the bill at first
Patterson may be moved from second to
hrst, and Collins brought in from the out
held. Scotty Alcocz is also putting up
warm fight for an infeld position. He
nay be carried as utility man, if only
four pitchers are retained.
The club has heen hitting at good
gait, and the only noticeable weak spot
20 far has been at first base. Tom Car
ton Us caught most of the games so
lar, and has done well.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
Intangible Assessments

Tile state tax commission is in ses-
sion at the capitol, interesting itself
chiefly in the intangible assessments
on public service utilities. Prominent
citizens from all sections of the state
are in attendance. This subject Will
be up through Thursday, during which
time a number of points will be
'hreshed out. All of the commission
ers are in attendance.
Among those present today were Sid
icy r.. Prince of Mobile, representing
the Gulf Terminal company r. "a
Rand manager of the Admission Elee-
trio and Gas company; Henry Hyer OF
Pensacola, secretary of the Andalusia
light and Water company, and Attorney
Opp of Andalusia, representing tic
same corporation; W. p. Acker and IL
b. Rudisell. representing the Admission
Water Supply company; A. r. Smith Of
the Demopolis Electric Light and Power
company; Mr. Adler, owner of the Bes-
semer Water works, Mr.. Bib of De-
oatur, manager of the North Alabama
Traction company.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
TWO APPOINTMENTS
BY GOVERNOR NOEL

jackson, Miss, April Especial -Gov-
ernor Noel made two important appoint
nlents today when he named Judge 8. g..
Hudson of Vicksburg as attorney general
of the state and Paul B. Johnson of Hat
tiesburg circuit judge to succeed Judge
Cook.
The appointment of Judge Hudson as
successor Of Attorney General Stirling
was expected, and is looked on here as
good one Judge Hudson Is one OF the
most successful attorneys in the state.
He was for a term or two district attor-
ney of this district and proved terror
to evildoers. Later he was MADE circuit
Judge of the Vicksburg district and gave
eminent satisfaction.
Judge johnson of the Hattiesburg dis
.rict is a comparatively young man, but
is one of the brightest lawyers OF his
section.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
BILLIE SMITHS
TEAM Is DOWNED

Montgomery. April -tSpecial)-By bet.
ter all around playing. Montgomery today
defeated Buffalo by score of 1 to o. DR.
Thomas pitched the first five innings fol
Montgomery, the visitors getting three
hits off him. JUL pitched the sixth in
ming without allowing a hit and Molly
closed with the remaining three innings
with just one hit off MIN.
Montgomery got four hits, the same
number as Buffalo. They were all scat
tered and throughout the game the great
est was a two-bagger by osteen, which
came in the seventh and paved the way
for the only run of the game. A bad
error of Brain in throwing wild to first
on Harris hit let in the lonely tally.
Carmichael and Malarky did the pitch
ing for Buffalo, both being in excellent
form, and had it not been for errors
the game might have run on indefinitely.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
INDICTED MAN GIVES
BAIL OF $4,000

Washington, April 5.-WilliaE II
Lilies of New York, indicted in connec-
ton with the operation of bucketshops
iii the District of Columbia, surrendered
90 the officials here today Robert A.
Guy, also of New York, surrendered
himself in that city, according to M
formation received at the department
of justice. His bail was fixed at $4,000,
one other defendant, Baltimore man,
alone remains of those Indicted, who
has not been apprehended or offered
to surrender.
Extradition proceedings for the pur-
pose of securing the presence in wash
mgton for trial of the defendants Ia
New York and Philadelphia will soon
begin. 1t is said the Baltimore de-
PENDANTS will come without steps be-
inG taken to enforce their presence.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
MERIDIAN TEAM
IS ROUNDING UP

Meridian, Miss. April 5.-(special)-
Meridian is fast rounding into shape for
the opening of the Cotton States league
season. The grading of the ball grounds
has been completed, and the framework
of the grandstand is up. Manager Nc
Cay has the signed contracts of eight
PLAYERS. and has accepted terms with
three others. Weinger and Parker We're
bought today from Augusta, Ga. The
Meridian team will be in shape not later
than April 20.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06

Boston, April 5.-The superior court
today annulled a contract between A.
A. Mclean of Chelsea and Jack John
lon, the pugilist, in which Johnson
agreed to fight, box and give boxing
exhibitions on the ground that the
making of such an agreement was &
felony in this state and could not be
enforced Mclean sued the champion
heavyweight on a contract made four
years ago and claimed that he suf-
tered a damage of $4,000 when John
son broke 1t.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
straight Football Wins

Lawrence, Kan, April 5-Whether foot
bail should be abolished at Kansas uni
versity was the real issue of the cleo
ton of the faculty secretary of the ath-
letic toard here today. Prof. H. A. Rice,
who favors the continuation of the Amer
lean game, won by wide margin over
E. w. Murray, a former Rhodes scholar,
who favored the substitution of the
Rugby game for the present form OF
SNORT
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
Laundrymen,s Convention End.

jackson, Miss, April 5-(special.)- 1.-THE
Tri-State Laundrymen's convention ad-
1ourned tonight after great Dutch lunch
at the Elks hall, where some so or more
enjoyed the Inequalities. The officers for
the ensuing year are: President, w. r.
Lang of Chattanooga vice president for
Mississippi r. " Fletcher of Greenville;
vice president for Alabama, j. w. Bar
field of Montgomery; vice president for
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
Cleveland 2. Nashville o

Nashville. Tenn, April 5.-Errors at
critical times caused Nash vile to lose
to Cleveland of the American league
to 0, although the winners secured
only two hits. Both of the hits were
yielded by Krupper, Perdue proving a
nl,zzle TO the visitors. Score: R. ii. T.,
cleveland 900 Dol 01*-2 2 2
Nashville 900 0GO 600 s
Batteries: Berger, Kirsch and Easter
"; Perdue, Krupper and Seabaugh.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
R.c,nr season Extended

San Francisco, April 5.-A further
extension of the racing season at En-
eryville was announced today by Pres
dent Thomas II. Williams of the new
California Jockey club. Racing will
continue there until June 4. The Pa
cif1c J/,key club today granted the
Utah Jockey club dates for meet
ing of 40 days at Salt Lake City, com
lnencing June and ending July 81.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
Paving Assessments

According to another ruling of the court,
through Mr.. Justice Anderson, the city of
Huntsville cannot collect a paving assess
ment against Madison county, the court
affirming the decision of the Madison
chancery court The city of Huntsville
had fled a bill to establish lien on the
Madison county courthouse property for
the cost of paving the street on which the
property abuts. Chancellor w. II. Smp-
son sustained the demurrers to the bill
interposed by the county and dismissed
the DILL From this decision the city ap
peaIed. In effect, the ruling was that the
statutes giving cities power to levy as
sessments for street improvements is not
sufficient to embrace the property of the
state or county which is devoted to public
uses.
The following is a list of the decisions
today handed down in the supreme court:
poren, C. wv. d. Washington ct al.
rs. j. A. Arnold, appeal from Jefferson
chancery court: affirmed.
Anderson, City of Huntsville vs..
county of Madison. appeal from Madison
chancery court; affirmed.
Mayfield, bob Clsmmons. alias ETC.,
VS.. the state of Alabama, appeal from
Morgan law and equity court; reversed
and remanded.
Sayre, J.-Smith, Stewart & Co. vs. \.
C. Ieen, appeal from jefferson circuit
court; affirmed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
New Corporations

Secretary of State Frank n. Julian
has been notified of the Incorporation
IN Mobile county, at Grant Bay, of
the Grant Bay Orchards company, with
paid-in capital stock of $4,000. In
corporators are III. 5. Hoover, A. T..
Boemer, E. s. Braden, L. B. Wright L.
c. Fransworth, Charles H. Stevenson.
9. c. Marson, C. H. Meyers. o. C. HAYES,
e. Caviness, C. w. Bowlin, J. Fl. Rel
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
Cautain PhiIbin Is Better

: New Haven, Conn, April Capt.
Steven Fhibin of the Yale baseball team,
WHO was injured in a game at Atlantic
City. vii. return to Yale the latter part
of this weel. and a few Gays later will be
able to supervise the work of the team. 1t
is expected he will take his old place as
catcher next month, some two or three
weeks before the championship game with
Princeton is played.
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ehert, F. ]. oMeara. N. G. bennington,
NJ. p Barker and NJ. e. Mcconnell.
Another Mobile corporation is tn
European Lumber and Transit com
pany with an authorized capital stock
CT $4,000. Incorporators are Tom
" hite. George S. Weatherbury. Jr.,
". A. Powell and c. H Campbell.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
Obscene Literature

Arthur Dancer, Tuskegee negro, Is
n the tolls of Uncle Sam on CHARGE
of sending obscene literature through
the mails. The charge is a novel one
H. that it is alleged that Dancer sup
plemented photographs in a Police Ga
zette" by means of pencil drawings
The offense was committed last Mo-
ember, the defendant just being
caught up with. He has been senT
In jail to await trial through fnabil-
ity to make the required bond.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-06
NEWS OF EUFAULA
Negro Woman Dies While Fishing.
Rain BADLY Needed

Eufaula, April 5.-(special)--An old ne
gro woman who had repaired to small
stream near the city to fish, was found
dead on the banks of the stream late Sat
urday afternoon. She was sitting with
pole in hand with her head dropped In
her lap as If asleep.
A new departure in the way OF social