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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19
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Utira iab ibrs Stiefmutter nit beiz
Ben trotenen 4ugen uHD fait untpiuig
an. ,Worum ben Gdmpf tpieDsr err
neuern! Wtr iinb nidt msbr obsr tpe>
niger getrennt bur6 bieien 1Seoeritri6.
4ls i6 Spritdoel perlieb, mar es auf
INNER, ih betrog mid nur iel6it nit
Der 8oriteQung, i6 t0nne tpisber 3uz
riidtebren. Sir mid iit bort tein
plds mebr, er 1T eingenommen - unb
es 1T befer 70. Gisb.." sic eriff
I6nsu na4 elmer 5eoer, isBte ibrenIaz
men unter bas S6rift'tud unb CAB es
ibrer Stiefmutter 3uriid. nWeibt 0u
nod, Wdmd. ME mir na9 unierer
Srauung Dor oem Qltare itanben -
9u neinteit, mir bdtten Did per9eiIen
- ou fogte er gu mir: gis Der 9po
uns i6eibet. Der Sob bdtte uns ni9t
fdneQer, nod griinDli6er i6eiben
tOnnen, als es bos 2eben nun qetban.
Wtr haben nidt auf ben Sob gepars
tst." sic fpenosts iia unb ging bin>
meg.
8alssta fab iie baitigen S9rittes
our6 ben 8arten ellen. Der Iid naa
oem Walce bin eritredte. W2it einem
collage Daren lire Rube uno @leide
giilti9teit getpiden. Wie nod ME 3u=
Dor empfano iie Die Grauiamteit in
Saloops gsnebmen tpie feline 5Grte,
uno eine ibr bisber frembe gitterteit
gegen ibn erhob ii6 in ibr. llnporbes
reitet fir Die ibr pollis neuen uno
frembartigen 4nfpriihe NOR iie binaez
fommen, uno obne ibr 3eit gu gs6en,
fih binein gu getp0bnen, bate man ben
Stab iiber iie gebroheH. 8, tpie boIb
bate Ct ibr ge3sist, baB er fsinsBabl
bereute! 5atte ct iie ipirtli9 geliebt,
e batte fie nidt 70 leiat bon ii1 Ials
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19

ob,r ibr porif.IIm unb Te bgriiben
mub.e, mar fir i'm cine uusgsmahse
Code - man bieb ibn bod ni6t un,a
fonft ben -Re 0alontuomo.! Rah
bauie fobren icnnte er dun niht: Is
bate pieI au Ionse sebouert. biz Ct
fi4 ididli4 ums.tleibst hattie.
.HOnnen Wai.It6t um oieiengefu4
benn lpiriIih nidt terumtcmmen?"
frogte Der Sberft Ooletti NIT Der
Gimme zines DerIu4ers. -Reoen Sic
seine Dummbei.en1. onttporiete bsr
R0nis unipirib. .geben sic Iisber in
bic Nbiutonienlose unb isben Sic. co
Der Wurquis BON @asnoseo ba III. e.
i'll aud 10 bid ipie i9. unb iein fhipnrs
ser Rod niirbe mir pielsihi poifen.
Was ober bas Nnbere betriffs, 10 bin
ih ia ounie! seileibst unb i1 MID mid
ihon 70 iiellen. bab Riemano bic Jors
benuntsrI6ieh eriennsn ioll.- Bogs
naseo mar ipirsIih ba. unb Der Hodz
iauih tonnie Dor iin ssb.n. Run
feblie abtr nod oie ipeibe Grcpntte.
Die oniDeienben Sffisise boten benz
a0nig ihre aropatten on; iie fhienen
ihm nber nicht 3u eefaiIen, unb er
ndhlte. nadbem er cine eriinblite
arapottenInau sebolien baise, 5u al.
ler Griinunen bic blenbennipeibe
0dlsbinb< Oes 9katerportiers. go ans
ee5osm bsgab er ii9 In bic 9oee ber
G3drin. unb bic Nbluianten tonnten
iaum oos 2aden btrbeiben, als lie
fdkn. pis Der Re Onlontuoulo Inn O<s
iprdM nit Der a0iierin 6nsiiIiG hez
miibt mar, feline Heinlleiher In BIN
GA1tten 81 hflIen. Cb Die g3orfn BON
Der DertIeibnnS etDd1 semerit bat, In
ns&t btsannt oemoshen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19
@rnns,isentbnns ll.b.rtrssnHs.n

" u u u u l, 10. LII.
Grben bon Rarp Smi!ep, per Sbss
riff an George W. 0al, Elm Stiit
2anb in Settion % in SpriHefieIo
Sp. $2650.
CLARA 8. gailep II. U. on SuIia
gOtmann. gbsiI pon Gots 3, 4 uuo
5 in 6. Ut. goofs llnterQbtbsiIuno in
DaInut SiQs. 81.
JuIia 8otmon an Rois 6. 9aste,
buhelbe gigsntbum. 81.
Benjamin r. IIsQennan an QouiIs
W. 9s5siIls, 40 btt 125 SUB on Der
Qoroisite Der 5otpeu 4penus. 50 5ub
ipeitlih bon Ormono 4p. 81.
5rsbsrit Rsit:I an MurtiH gos
than, SbelI Don Got 4 in Spiepb ..
5reon's lInterabt5eiIuns in Gbsuipt.
81.
Sobn s. 9ace1 an RaffasIs Rors
6ini ami &ui9i Ssrroni, "a bel 100
SUB an Der Gi;ieits Der gppns Ctr,
% SUB n0rDIia Der Runros Strabe.
81.
Sobn WsnBsI Il. u. on Ularp &.
Sedsle, 5bsiI BON 2ots Ill, 112 unp
113 in Der GucIio 2aub 2lF'n 2. lus
terabtbsiIuno. 81.
Sobn Wengel Il. u. on GInbs Cones,
Got 153 in otr gucIib 2ono 2f'n 2.
un.srobtbeiIuno. 81.
Gbarlss Sen!sr. IT,, on 4mslia W.
SepIsr, % bei 134 JuB on Der 0slt.
ieite Der 3. 4p. 81.
Gli5abetb grau.Ii.d on poul Diet
rid, apt Ats in 6. 6. 5optin's 3.
untsrabtbsiIung in glmipoon. 81.
Sobn Stier an 3snrp Shuermann,
25 BEL 90 Sub an Der Sitfsite Der
JuIlsr Strabe, 200 SUB iiibIih Der
Court StraBe. 81.
grbsn BON Dietrih Yeppsr, per
Sbsriff. an Riharb 6. Repper. 50
SUB entlang Yecan Strabe. 1886.
albert D. 5QptpnrD on 2inba s..
geamon. Got S in WontebeIlo's unisrs
obtbsiluns. 81.
z. s. Sropn, IT,. an Clement
u. getman, Cots 16 unb II in 2ongs
Di.r nnterabtbsilung in Cartilage.
81.
Sobn 5. 9ittgsu an Sobn g. Grana
Gig, Got ! in Sobn 5. 9ittgn's
llnterabtbsilung in Wabiionpille. 81.
Catherine 9ietit,er an 5oispb 3iets
Iher. 10 Sabre paht bon 6 Cots in
Der llntsrabtbeilung bon Geors.
8ausbn's Gitats. Wonatli4e Mietbe
$25.
Cornelius O'grisn. sruit.e, on
Melpin Heipton, Gots 130 uno 131 IN
5. s. Mil's ln.srobtbeiluns in 9arts
ipea. $4500.
Union Sapings e Reultp go. on
Suite Hitter, Got 155 in Der Sbio
aanb &c Smp. go. llnterabtbeiluns.
81.
Mofes Gotbimitb an Nnna Riemun.
% JuB on 9orman Gtrobe. $3.50.
5unnis u. serris an 2aurens N.us
mann, 54 Sub an Glmer Strabe. 81.
1bos. Dalton an Jof. ShGfer. %
Sub an 5iliibe 4p. $125.
Della Sobnion an Gpicep Worris.
80 CUB on Der DAT GtraBe in Wpoms
ing. $115O.
Jranf 81. grope an pedrl M.
5uthinfon. 80 SUB an Jorreft place.
Norpoob. 81.
Gam. .. Cooper an Mm. 6erbers.
30 SUB on Moooburn Ap. nno pottsr
place. 81.
Qoren3 8onbid an 80. g. Minarbs,
115 Gub an GorHusus -. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19
Aus ben Griuueruusen a6uis
Wictpr Gutanuels.
R o m, September.

Sn Der 3.itidrift ga Wos6era'
perOH.ntlidt Oiuieppe pstrai .grins
n.runsen an a0nis gietcr emanuel
unb ersdblt cine omiiiante gsfdihte,
bic jit an bas i'm Sabre 1893 ni.oers
a.riiTene 2ponotkaier in Rom
iniipft. Jn bieiem Tbeoter. bos 228
Sabre etIebt bate uub f4liebli4 ben
neusn 1ikrbImmen ben plcs rdus
men mubts, fdno einmal I'm Sabre
1877 cine Doriiellung ftatt. au spelher
iih, pbne bob a0nig 8;etor gmonuel
ii. boDon in HenntniB sefebt iporben
tpor, bic g3arin ppn Rublnnb. ole bas
mails In Rom tpsilte, in BesIeitung btr
.prinseHin WurSberita bon pisbmont
einaefunbm bate. Wdbrenb Der Dors
jtelIuna erlbisn plGslih .inoffiSiea"
unb bober in uneesnunsener Hlsioung
Der a0ni9. Inn fih bas Ballet anSus
ieben. Dos glnubte er am kiten bon
binser ben GouliHen aus tbm su
fDnnen: es fam ibm eben ipenigtr auf
bic 9Gnse als ouf bic 1dnssrinnen
an. Roum bate er nber ben Buhnens
rn,lm betreten, ais Ct BON bem Dber.
iten 0oletii erfubr. mas fiir elm a..
lonHter Gof bic f6nisH4e loee aierte.
Wietor emanuel mar nuf buS peins
Ii4ne iibtrrdfGt; er mar in einem gs.
iu0bnlim<n, tursen Rod erid5ienen unD
tonnte f9 ber G3ortn unmDgIi1 In
foI&em Gnjnoe prdisntiseu; bab & f@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19
Grunoeisentbulxs . 6gpotbeieH.
gincinnati, Is. DIT.
gteue Sppptbeten.

paul SRfrin on GlmDpoo YIdCf
8. uno 9. so. S1250.
Wlarp Sistrid an bieislbe. $500.
Rsuben s. 8eaman on 8bpming 6,
unb 9. 60. S4250.
GliSabetb gain an Gait 8. u. go.
5000.
Jran. 9. Grpsr an OatlsD 3. uno
8. so. $500.
Soiepb 2aate on 5inoIon Wariet
Rp. 2 8. uno 3. so. $500.
!Senrn Shuermanu on Wt. Noams
9. so. $4,000.
Martin Rothan on Spbu RsihsI.
s700.
Irsbsrid Reidel on 2iberaI 9. unb
3. So. $4,000.
RaFfaeus Ronhini an Rtabing aoao
6. uno g. 60. $500.
Spbn Rein an 0arfieIo SO. l 6. unb
9. SO. $500.
Ssnrp Wooosnborf On 2eno sSss.
$1,000.
Wiliom WiGbofi on Cnenspius g.
unb 6. so. $1O0.
Warie Reutsrmann on Wt. aoams
9. SO. S40O.
Mnrp Sin, an CLARA u. piitnsr.
$4,000.
Gaie RuFsu an Bridget parions.
$1,000.
5enrn ). SaRien an Soutbsrn Gbio
g lIrb = so S9301
Waior 3iesIsr On Gait Gno 6. u.
60. $3.50.
Uaaior mprris on Rsaoing 8. unb
6. SO. $115O.
Marp 9oaostt ON SpOs part 3. unb
g. SO. $24O0.
gBm. Ssrrberg on Roli.or g. unO
9. go. S25O0.
ellie gurasb an Mt. SsaItbp g.
unb 6. SO. $500.
6. 6. 0iun an Wm. 8. arapp.
S23OO.
aIbsrt .. Ssnnebn an Germ. 4m.
6. unb .. SO. $3.50.
9. Gthoff an GummtnsDiue g. unp
g. 60. $3.50.
g8m. 8. Sapis On Gem y. uno g.
So. S1750.
Gam DprIep on Gi,.la 8. SOhnitpn.
$5333. "a.
aou e. Copper an qiberdl 6. uHb
9. 60. S4450.
Rsllie 3. Martin on Gi.p 5al gans.
$4Oo.
GetiIste Sppotbeien.
Soi. 2aais an 5inbiab Wlar.et 9o.
2 8. uno .. go. $500.
glissb. gkpelanb on 6. z. groipn.
$1OO.
Spbn Rein on peter Shibler. S700.
Slipe Bon 9ogsn an Gus. Sobnion.
$3.50.
Soa 9. ginsiporib an 5pbe pari 6,
unb y. 60. $500.
Gbas. GrutenbibI on enterpriie 9.
u. 60. $4,000.
D.rislbs an 6. aorI. $1,000.
paul Billing an Sobu aromsr,
$1400.
m. 80. aonssn.dsr on u. u. anarb
$500.
sSofepb 2osprp an Carlisle 9. unb 6
go. $500.
Muipr 3iesIsr on Gaft Gnb 6. u,
60. $500.
WidoeI s. F0nis an 8. e. yuus'
blutb. $50.
Gig. aails an llnitp .. unb 8. 60
$500.
albert R. R.nnebp an 6. 3. Mals.
barn, 9ruitee, $3.50.
Derielbe an June Ctr. 9. g. unt
6. SO. $3.50.
Worn Doggeit on Central Juir.
mount 9. unb 6. 60. $4,000.
sbos. IS. MulDibin on Jreb. G1ob
$1,000.
CLARA u. piItner on 6. g. Gam
pima. $4,000.
gitelIa R. 8. Sobniion an gsntral
1ruft unb g. .. Go. $3.50.
Oscar &. Dan an R. g. edinburgh
$500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19
0os mub elm Ihretlid,ss gpeIen

.Das mub Elm IbredliHss Wsien
Iein," Iahte bic 2ebrertn; noo1 peIs
DE geebenbubler auh Elm liebenspiirs
otaes unb reidss Rdbden unums
aGnglth umiaipdrmsn. Der beipuBte
berr bat teinen Su fiirhten. gr pirb
NIT lettter Wliibe iteaeu."
Riharb ihpiee einise 9lugenblide.
Cine lnmutbige Gmpfinoung bemdhz
tigte iih ietner, er tpnnte ben i6erSs
bdftsn Son niht ldns.r bebaupten.
uDas ioseu sic MIR" ontiportete er.
yalB ob sic mir ein sans beionoer8
arobes Slid antiinbisten.."
,S't es oies ettpa nidt?"
Slid" rief er, bas Dort bsrporz
ftpBenb, upas lit Slide go 1T ct
tpas, bas man 10 nennt, mas niht
oud llnglid gendnnt tpsroen tonnte!"
gr eab bieIe Intnprt 70 laut, bab
Elm Toriibereebenoer, Der einen GRO
BEN Regenidirm aufgeipunnt bate,
unter ipelhen er ii9 psrbar9, oenn es
besannen Srppfen gu fanen, neugierto
iteben blieb unb mebr bDren polIte;
aIs 2orbers ieopa ii6 nah inn uns
ipdnote, 9ln9 er meter uno berz
1hpanb.
vglebmen sic metnen Sdirm, er
ptro uns 9eios fdiiben," iagte5rGus
letn Gbrtitine, roann perbe th Sbnen
anttporten, oaB ih nidt Sbrer W}eIs
nung bin. Sas nahre Slid besW}en=
Ihsnlsbens, ni6t Der faIIhe Shimz
mer, ben man bdufig 10 nennt ser
itiebt niht rie WeQe un0 Mino, Serr
bon 2prber9."
.WeItes Slid meinen sic, 5rduz
Iein G6riitine?"
Sd meine oas Slid, bos ous ben
eblsn Gigeni6aFten uno Reigun9en
bes !6er5ens itammt."
rgIio bic 5reunoihaft, bic Qiebe."
.9Iues @ute uno alles Sd0ns, bas
uns in bic bDdite 3ufrieoenbeit nit
uns ieLbit oerieBt uno 2tQes DergeHsn
ldBt, mas uns beIhnert."
Hi6dro CAB tetne Qntport. User
psrgeFen t0nnts!" TIiiiterte er enblif.
rGoetbs bat sirmaI oeIagt," fubr
lie fort, rbaB, tpenn er aQes Slid
ieirss Ian9en uno reiten lebens gu
iammen3dble, er feline Disr3ebn Sage
8uiammsnbrin9en t0nne, 2lber oas
iIt na6 ieiner @eiie egoiItii6 oe3dhlt.
0as rein smpfunbere Slid mag iit
in W1tnuten 3uiammenbrGngen, bod
Elm Wsni6enleben lit lpie ein Bib aus
2idt uno Sdatt.n 3uiommsrge'eBt;
beibe miiten Ii6 unb Qeben Die Gars
ben."
nDas iou man aIIo tbun?"
.Wan ion oas 3idt nitt pbne
Statten perIangen, bod Iou sjn Sc
Der eifrig bofiir iOr9en, baB in ieirem
Qebensbiloe ous 2ttt pornQte."
rSft Sbnsn bieie itpiertge 2luis
gdbe gelun9en?"
sd babe mid peni9itens INNER
borum bemiibt uno boffe, 0oB es mir
geIingen iou"
Sprberg ltpte1 obermQls, plDBltd
isbod ia9te er lebbaft; Stir ntt7t, bel
8ott! i'd CLAUDE nitt baran. Sd babe
iebr ipenig biz jsBt qeior9t, 5u rpeni8
2iebe unb eole 6reunoftaft tennen
gslsrnt. gu pieI goiss Quf meinen Wes
Gen gsfunDsn unb nit gu DieIsmGeiChtz
linn gu ipeni9 geoa6t uno oeitrsbt."
gSn ben PrifunQen Oes Gebens
Itdrtt ii6 Der CUTE Sern," antpOrtete
Ghriitine.
nSosr er perbirbt," perieBte Sri
dar0. sd pu6s auf ME Elm niIOer
Baum. W}ein 0Qter iturb aus Sum
mer iiber pereitslte SOffnungen, meine
nGhiten 9erpanoten iparen feline
ihIimmiten 5einbe."
n5siroe muB man gu peri0hnen ius
den" fieI iie Elm.
rNsin, man mug bas Gemeine unb
5aIIhe bai1en uno psratten."
(JortIesung fOIgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19
2erItreut II I.

!Serr (nnf Der Gtrobe): sd ipor
eben in Sbrer @obnitng 5err pro-
feiior; uein Same lit Waier!1
Brofeiior: .gebr nngenebm; neb.
Hlen Gle eefdnigit Dlosl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-19
GIN g nIo u meter.

-llm 9immeIsniuen. Du trintf
gar GnlDdtor. ino Dir Der 4r1t 70
itreng bns Diertrinien berbrten bat!@
.6bes BOZ bs1 Ne6tsinIea ai&tls
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-20
AUTO DEALERs'H|T
BY NEW TAX LAW
THE PLAN MAY BE THE MEANS
OF INCREASING THE COST
OF MACHINES.

Automobile dealers who reside and
do business in the larger counties of
Georgia are just beginning to realize
that they will have to pay nearly
twice as much state tax in 1910 as
they did last year.
Under the new tax act, now effect
i've, the former levy of 800 straight
for each agency or place of business
has given place to a scaled system,
providing for a lesser tax in the
smaller counties and ranging I'D to a
point which means a very heavy in
crease for some of the big dealers in
the larger cities.
In addition it is provided under
the new law that if an agent wishes
to transact business or take orders
for machines to be delivered outside
his own county he must take out an
other license for the other county
The lowest tax is $25 on agents in
counties of less than 10000 inlabi
tants, and ranges upward to $3.50 in
counties wit hpopulations exceeding
1907 0.
The general tax act passed by the
Georgia legislature regarding the ad-
ditional tav on agencies doing bust
ness outside of their own county has
taken the Brunswick agencies abso-
lutely unawares.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-20
THE GRIP HAS A
GRIP ON CITIZENS
PHYSICIANS REPORT LARGE
NUMBER OF CASES DUE TO
RECENT WEATHER.

Have you had that feeling as If
you had been pitched down the ele-
vator shaft OF thirty story build
ing? AS if You had been sat upon.
for instance, and rolled around on the
pavement an hour or two until your
head, your eyes, your teeth, your
back and everything about you ached
In such fashion that if every bone
In your body had been broken it
couldn have made you feel worse?
If you have experienced such SEN
sations as those described, don't
imagine that you have locomotor
ataxia, elephantiasis, uncinaria or
some other fearfully sounding afflic
ton, which only the doctors know
how to pronounce. No, indeed, don't
lay the flatteriny JUNCTION to your
soul that you have some rare dis
ease, which from the mere fact of its
rarity will make you famous in pub
lie print, or the chances are that nine
times out of ten you have case OF
lain old grip" which has claimed
/ thousands and ten thousands.
There is certainly no reason for one
to think that grip is a rare disease
n wadays, for you can hardly run
over list of your friends without
finding out that number of them are
laid up in bed, firmly gripped, by the
grio. If grip census could be taken
at this time, it could form a very in
teIesting table, because not only Of
the great number of people that it
would show on the sick list but also
of he wide diversity of the epidemic.
Grip is more prevalent now" said
a prominent physician yesterday af-
ter returning from visit to grip
patient, that ! have known it in a
number of years, probably a decade.
In many instances entire families are
afflicted with the disease, so that not
member of the family is able to be
up. Oftentimes the servant problem
con IS in to make matters worse, and
mary households are practically with
out servants, while the members of
the family are in the tolls of the
grip.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-20
Simple Remedy fer LaGrippe.

LaGrippe coughs are dangerous, as
they frequently develop into pneu
monia. Foley's Honey and Tar not
only stops the cough, but heals and
strengthens the lungs, so that no ser
ious results need be feared. The gen.
uine Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no harmful drugs and is in yellow
package. For sale at Atlanta Phar
macy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-20

Roberts Compound Syrup of white
oine tar for hoarseness, loss of voice
and Inflammation of the Iarnyx. At
the Atlanta Pharmacy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-20

Selected Seed FotatoeA, all uniform
in size and true to name, now on sale
at Anderson's, $500 per busheI, $3.50
per barrel.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-20

Some holder of a time card gets SO
every Saturday night ct 7.30. Wood
Bailey Clothing c.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-20

Ladies skirts, ladies' waists in all
cf the very latest fashions at Adder
ley's.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-01-20

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SMALL
DERS. LANG & ORR planning
J I'LL PHONE 400.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-10-27
FISHING FOR SUCKERS.

With haste which was really sus-
picious former Governor MacCorkle
and his\associates on the Democratic
ticket rushed into print to deny that
they ever were, are now or intend to
be among those who favor disfran-
chisement in any form. but they are
as silent as mice on the Jim crow car
question.
They say they will not favor any
law which will not operate with equal
fairness to both races. Their Negro
henchmen garbage burners, former
saloon porters, and professional bood-
lers tossed their ready caps into air
and endorsed the statement. without
knowing what it really means. But
Governor MacCorkle has not yet said
where he stands on the jim crow
car question. y
To say that he favors no law which
Twill not operate with equal fairness
to all will not suffice. The Jim
crow car law of Virginia SAYS both
tons on the common carriers-in
other words; the Virginia Jim crow
car law operates with equal fairness
to both races. but it is not so that any
one will notice it. even when his at
tention is called to the matter. The
discrimination is so evident that a
blind man could see it, yet appeals
to the courts are OF no avail, even
the Supreme Court on High seems to
have closed it's eyes to this rank in
Justice.
We West Virginians want none of
these laws which, on the statute
books. act with equal justice to both
races We have learned that when
color" or race" appear in any law,
the Negro gets the worst of it, The
Democratic party is fishing for suck
ers. Even if the Negroes hereabouts
were in that class, they would have
to use another bait. --
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-10-27
sion.

In view of sthis:,fa the Trustees
are now preparing to give. their s,t4
tention to the securing of funds for
the erection Of a $4,000 building.
With this building, properly equipped
they will be in a position to supply
the needs Of hundreds of Negro wo-
men and girls who are not only de-
slrous of getting the mental and m or
al training that this school offers, but
are willing and anxious to-, take adj
vantage of the opportunity to fit them
selves for service.
I: A new dining hall has been erected,
but already the necessity for It's en-
largement has been manifested, A
furnace is to be installed in the pres
ent main building, and many are con-
tributing- money for this work, so
that 1T Will be ready before the cold
weather sets in. The school is al
ways open for inspection, and the
FACULTY is anxious that the friends
Fportuntty" to- pay It Eayvisit:. Bur,
ronghs' to be practical, d. announces
that families RFs, needing help on Satur-
days can secure girls, from this school
VINO are honest and willing to work
to help themselves to- get al substa n.
tlal start in life. Every Sunday the
Bennings cars are fu1l of interested
people, white and colored, Journey
ing out to Lincoln to see what this
wonderful institutions is like.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-10-27
Thursdays Game
| I Win Me Reds 10
be>a Real Hummer.

Don't forget the Cincinnati game
Thursday. A double-header for one
Earlwine, former second baseman
for the locals. will probably be at
mis- OH place Thursday.
The High School team will likely
play the fast Hinton team Saturday
at Hinton. Prospects look favorable
for the home boys. Is s =,
.. Basketball. king of indoor sports,
will soon be IN order and then there
VIII DC sport that everybody will
be able to enjoy. This indoor SPORT
Is one of the best of it's class and
one OF the least injurious of Il. all
sports. The High School will likely
hay have the first team organized mnd
q 81 5iI 0sE sfnYs si5afore
'others:locals teams spring ~ era,aand
make plenty doing for the High
= A good crowd is, expected ait the
double-header@ tomorrow. Rowan
will likelE pitch -at8saiRst=the locals,
while Happy Doyle Is getting in good
Shape to give@the. big leaguers a. good
trimming. - - -" go, %~,':.' a-*-%
Baker led the Athletics in batting
during the worlds series. He had
q percentage OF. 1888, which is sure
~ hitting some -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-10-27
FTGURIS THAT TELL OWN TALE

Figures seldom make interesting
reading, yet there are exceptions to
the general rule, and one Of these ex-
ceptions is to be found in the speech
of Attorney General Conley, says the
Charleston Mail. 1T is a clear and
succinct arrangement of facts taken
from the record, and gives the exact
situation as to the difference between
trationS. In short notice like this,
it is impossible to quote literally
where there is so much meat, but the
following facts are so salient and SC
pertinent and stand out so clearly
that we believe they should be en-
phasiZed. He shows that the tax
payers of West Virginia paid $163,-
011.25 less on real estate and person
atty for state purposes in 1909 than
they did under Observation-Disclosures a
In 1896 Those who received special
privileges paid to the support Of the
state government $S13,194.76 more
uHuti NTOVSIlOI NlaSScOck imam CNPH
did under Governor MacCorkle. The
railway companies pay in taxes. TO
the support of the state, county and
municipal governments $l.026.711.4G
more under Republican laws than
they did in 1896 under Democratic
laws. The insurance companies paid
$112.171.56 in 1909 for doing bust
ness in this state under Republican
laws as against $4,000 in 1896 I'M
der Democratic laws. The sum of
$80,38o.S3 is annually collected in
fees that would have gone into the
pockets Of Office holders under Demo-
cratic laws, that went into the state
treasury in 1909 under Republican
laws. Thus it will be seen how the
Republican party has been able to
build at great expense, the prepara-
tory school at Keyser; three miners
hospitals; the West Virginia asylum