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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
bofteten gG5t. tpurben pon Der 4ntlaos

bafteten 8dite tpurben bon Der Intldgs
bes 9erumlungerns freigeiprohen.
Sn Der Wtrtbf6aft bes Jraut Stoa
tparen George s. Qbrens uno Ism.
Reubuuer, Wtitglieber Der beriibmten
.Shnappsz&apeQe" iorpte gilbert
Darben, Elm @ait, nad Witternadt
3uIommen nit bem Wirtb Derbaftet
tporben. Qesterer et9ielt Die iiblt3e
Strdfe BON 3ebn Dollar unD 8oiten
aufgebraunt. Warben plaiotrte ni4tz
i6ulbig gu Der 2ntlage bes 6erum-
lungerns unb tpurbe freigeipro6en,
tpdbrenb Nbrsns uno Neubauer it6
i4uloig bstannten unb gu ie $5 uno
Soften perurtbeiIt tpurben. Die StrQfe
tpurbe ibnen jebo6 fpdter erlafen.
3as Ghepaar 9ermunn 8attelmdnn,
go. 227 SIT Clifton NDe., mar in Der
Sonrtag Ra6t ipegen llnfugs Derbdf-
tet porpen Die 8etpeisaufna6me er-
CAB, baB 5ruu &uttelmunn, tpie i6on
bei friiberen NnldiIen, in betruntenem
3uItanbe nit ibrem Wanne 5u tratebs
len Qn9efQngen bate. Sie puroe nit
einer Strofe DON 30 gagen IrbettS>
baus, $25 unb Soften belegt. Die BEL
ben tleinen Ginoer, Gitber uno Ruth,
tpeI6e porlGufig in Der 8inOerbetmdtb
untergebru6t tporben iinb, tperoen je@
benfallS Der Sbbut Der gltern ent3os
gen Derben.
Der g2eger Wm. 5oliDer, tpel4er
am Sdmitdg &benD bem Sumes Ban
3onbt, 4uffeber elmer StdQung an 60
Ieruin unb Mari6aQ 2tDe., pGhreno Ell.
nes Streites einsn MeTeriti6 in ben
Qrm periebt bate, er9ieIt cine Strofe
bon bret Wtonaten 2lrbeItsbaus, 500
unD Soften 3ubittlrt.
QQnrence GroB, BON Netp Orleans,
tpuroe Degen3ragens perborgener0aTs
| fen gu $40 unb Soften perurt6eIlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

SO. einen pro5eb auf Deffnung Der
Sprtng Ctr, 5tDifhen Reabing Roub
unb St Court Strube an5uftrengen.
rpurbe angenommen.
2fui bic 9orlage bes Staotrdtbs
Rod, Sine alase sesen pis .. 8: .. 9.
70. Bapn an5uitrengen, oamit hisie
0eIeaitdft an Der GiIenbabntrea5un9
an Der Bridge Strabe in Rip:rifoe eli
nen DG9ter anftetle, mar ieitens os5
SiabtanipdIts Elm Intfportidreib.n
eingeldufen, in bem mitgetheilt fpuroc,
bnB bic Ginreidung elmer fold1.n Ria
ge nidt Sahe Der Stabt, ionceru Die
bes Gtdats GiIenbabn &omniinGrs
iei.
auf Qnreguns bes aommittees iir
Wiittst uno Deg. foll Die Yart aoms
milton plGns fir Elm ihpinmenoss
goosbaus am 5uBe Der State ape
einreifeu. 0iir Die sdrtnsrii6sn an.
fagen unb Ripellirung Der Weitiuoof
Commons tpurben $500 belniQist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

2eife bes Gharlss Strnene i'm Ra'
nal geiunben.

Die Qnnabme. baB Charles Struss
ipe, tpelber am Morgen bss /. 4pril
gegsn 2 ubr feline Dohuung, Io.
2OO4 Central 2tDe., psrlisB unb feits
benz neri9tpultben mar, Sslbitmoro
beeangen babe, bat ii6 geItsrn aIs
ridtig berausgsiteut. Der ga Sabre
alts Waun mar in ben &anaI gsiprun>
gen unb feline Qeihe tpurDe gsitern
nabs Der RdDine Strabs BON Ir:o.
Murpbp. go. 405 Wsit WcUlidsu
QDe., unb 5rant 5erbert, QO. 458
Gourop Strabe, i'm aanat gsfunosn
uno auf anoronung bss gOroners
nab Der Worgue gsbrdtt. 5ier purs
be bic 2ethe ipdtsr BON 6harlss Z.
Rsitb, einsm gntsI bes gpbten, ibens
ttfi3irt. Struetpe bate etnen Qbs
ihieosbrisf dn feline 5rau bintsrlai=
ZEN, in lpelhem er srtldrte, bdB langs
unouusrnoe arunt6ett i'm 3u benz pers
3tpeiieltsn S6ritt perunlabte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

sit nod immer I'M 3unbmen be-
griffen.

Die WaIernepioemte itsint nod i'm
msr ni9t ibren 6Obspuntt errei6t gu
baben. Q8ie aus Dem Wohenberiht CT
belt, ben Der Statiititer 6enrn 9teb
geitern lber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEN
itdotii6en 8elunDbettsbeamten Or. s,
8. Qdnbis unter6rettete, rpdren tpdbz
reuo Der perfloTenen Wode niht ne
niger aIs 100 neue Wuiernertrantun'
gen iotpie pier Sooesfdle infolge oieier
&rantbeit gu per5eidneH, 9egen 19 Grs
trdntun9en unb teiuen gaDesfou in Der
paralsQpo6e oes porigen Sabres.
Susgeinmmt tpurben pGhreno ber
8oae 268 6GQe pon anItsderber
&runtbeitsn i'm Geiunbheitsumt gemel.
BET. 4uf bic ein3einen arQntbeiten
nit 4usnu6me Der Waiern, osrtbeiler
fa Die J6qs tpie folgt: S6pinbiuh
40 Grtrantungen, Is Sooesfdlle
Dipbteritis uno Dinopodsr ie led:
grtrantunoen; Roie aht Grtrantun
Gen unb Elm Sooesfan; S6arlahfiebeI
bier Grtrontunger; Driiienent3unDunt
stpei Grtrdntungsn; 5npbusfieber Elm
GrtrQntung uno Elm 5ooesfdq; Seu6
buiten cine grtraHtung uno Elm Sooes
fall: Sldttern elue Srtrdntunq.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
ter BON 2ouis g. Crater; perionalien

ter BON aouis p. Crater; perionalisn
5000.
Catherine Reub lit NahlabDertDals
term Don Mihael 8sub; perlonalien
$1,000.
gsaaoalene 3ind iit Ra9labDertDals
trim BON Sobn 3ind; periondlien
$500, Grunpetgeutbum $4,000.
Hobert Serdncourt 1T 9tdhlabDsrs
matter BON Nlbsrt 2ouis 5erancourt;
periondIien $4,000.
Der perionlthe Nd6lab bes Sd.
cob S9abman betrdgt $732.53; bec'
ienige bes gbas. 6. Stein $4679.40.
gbei4sibungss sale.
Marp Sing bat ibren Gatten Dm
s. Z. Sing, Der iie am 81. Sanua,
1894 beirdtbete, ipegen NidtDerIor'
gurg auf Sheibung pertlast.
Wsgen Ni6tperiorgung bat aaic:
Sebiae cine Sheioung bon Gbas
Ssbille erlangt
emma y. Qodms tpurbe aus BEN:
felben 8runbe bon ibrem 0dtten Or
go. q. qbams gsi9ieoen. Die Bet
ben 6eiratbeten i'm Hopem6er 1894
lebten a6er iAou felt einigsn Sabrer
ni6t mebr miteinanoer.
8eri6iebenes.
Der NTignee Der Mobsl grai
Jounorp untsrbreitete ietneH Shlub
beriht unb tpuroe dQer .tpeitersn Der
pflittuneen entbunoen.
2ouis q. Sappsr ftren9ts sin
aluge iiber $500 gegsn bic Nationa
2abel 60. an.
sSn Der Sldgs Deg Yatrid 90. Moor
geeen Gmil Riss tpuroe Elm 8erbitt 81
Suniten bes 2esteren db9eseben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
Ssutibs Sbtater'SuritelIuug in Der
lluiusriitat.

2lm 9onnsrit11 ben "A. 2lpril,
2lbsnDs 8 llbr, finbst in Der QuIa Der
uniperiitGt bic iGbrlibe Sbeuterz9ors
itellung oes vOeutihen 8ereius" itatt,
Die NtitgIisber bes 9sreins baben 7id
srpei tleine 2uitIptele, .2sonorens3 3ppf"
uno .Giner nluB beiratben", 9epdbIt
uro fperoen Ttch ale U2iibe gebeu ibrer
Sreunben einen genubreihen 4benb 81
bereiten, unb boffen auf SabIrei6en 8e.
fuh. @intrittstarten iiub gum 9reiIg
BON 25c bel @ilbe, Miibler oper4benoz
an Der 2aTTe 81 babeH.
Die &oaenbeieBung 1T pie fOlgt:
r2eonoreRs 3opf".
Gmil Ss6reus, RehtsantpaIt =.
Gilbert 8roenluuG
2spnore. ieine 5rau. . Gbitb 0eutit
aGt6e, ibre Sdipeiter gectIiaMonuid
Mtnna, aohin Marguret martir
.einer muB heiratben".
Sotob 3orn 80. S6a6m Siaucs
gBilhelm 3orn .. Saf QanoeScr
griioer. groTeiipren.
Gertrude. ibre Sunte, Soiepbine. .Grued
2uishen, ibre Ritte !. emma 0perl
Srt: Cine uHiDeriitdtsItabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
Oeburten.

Senrp uno Marp q. Sunntu9bads,
932 State 4p., Elm Rnabe.
9rabam W. uno Giteua 8. Sniz
Der, 2914 WaFpn Rb., Elm MGbhen.
Sobn s. uno Pearl R. 9. 8u6riB,
ITO Gruter Ctr, Chicago, Sls., etn
Spbn.
Siabor s.. unb Dora &. gDein.
tod, 3131 Reabing Roab, elm Snabs.
gilbert unb Soa 80. parr. 1850 Mus
riou 4o., Elm Wadbdtn.
eugene unp 8oie g. 9ieB, 1877
quite Mp., ein Dsdbhen.
Wsuttbetp unb Wiaa 90. q. Ron,
1926 Yorf Ctr, elm Mdb6en.
Winiam unb 9duesie q. Mcgpp
1914 Gilbert 4p. Elm Rnobs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
Gbeerlaubni

}Dm. 5p. 8urrts, 35, Wiubeiter. 8.
lSteQa U2.Me8ebe9, 80, garlisle&De.
|5reD. 6ussmann, 26, St.@rsgorpStr.
lGelia 0uerr, 26. Dublin Str.
IGlement Smith, 48, Carlisle 4ps.
lGucp SaDlor, as, btu.
lG6opmon Menuuob, 56, Salem, oSub.
iRpIe UttlIsr, 45, Bart Ape.
(gern. Rir9boff, 72, garugouIo, Qrt.
lGrescenttu 8etHer, 81. Reabing.
(2lmOs 81. Gcott, %, Tusculum aps.
iGDelpn Iobo, %, otO.
}Gltnton Reanep, q, Glmppoo glace.
i@atb. Reiiiger, 18, Carthage, 8.
l6arrp s. MoIer, %, Glart Ctr.
iWarg u. Rieptno, "a, 8eit 6. Ctr.
}Glaube Conner, q, Glapspille, ap.
lGucD &ennon, Is, Staot.
sos. 8. GaiIon, 81, Buffer, Sp.
lgiteIu 81. SiugIetOn, %, Sit 4. Ctr.
}0m. 80. 5ap, %, getts Str.
i4nnu @. 8eIanep, 20, 8. 6. Str.
(9tlbert 9. 9. 6efisI, %, 0ubIsp Str.
lSoa Rid, l9, Rorpoob.
(Sbso. Sepieu, 27, Beft z. Ctr.
lSiubelIo 6. gonlep, %, Mounb CTR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
.Noro Gine. Gurnperein.

WroRe Worbereitungea su benz am
Samitag ftattfiuoenoen
Shantmrneu.
@robe 8orbereitungen bat bsrNorb
Cincinnati 9urnperein fir ieiu am 9.
Qpril itattfinDenoes Sdauturnen in
Der Nuiitballs setroffen. Surnlebrsr
Seub bat absr AUDI fir bic 9elegenz
beit Elm pro9ramm 3uiummengeiteat,
bas, mas Reidbaitigteit aRbelangt, in
tetner 8esie6ung ettpus gu puni6en
iibris lGbt. Gs tperben iih bem Be-
f6auer auf Der 8iibne glIoer 3eigen.
bic Quf oeoen etnen uroergeBlthen
Ginbrud MAIDEN miifen. Gsbsrgers
Srheiter tpirb 81 ben 5reiu6ungen Die
Wufif fpielen, fpoDurd Das i60ne
Bib nod mebr bslebt perosu ptro.
gs unterliegt teiusm 3tpeiieI, bnB bel
Der grobe 9eiiebbeit bss 0orb
Cincinnati 5urnoereins uno ieines
tiidtioen Surnlebrers an ndhIten
SqmItag bic Wluiitbolle nitt grob gsz
mug fein tpiro, fir bic S6Qaren berer,
bic fi6 bic atbletifden GeIitungen Der
Roro Gtncinnatier 5urner unb 5urz
nerinnen anieben ipolen. 0ir IaiIen
bier bas boIftdnbiss pro8ramm bes
abeuos iolgen:
Cuoertiire-gsbersers Crdsiter.
gritsr 1beil.
1. Ginmarih unb 5reiUbungsn.
2. WlGbtene uno SnabsntlaIIe.
2. 8oltstdnss:
Al Geuti9sr 9oltstan3.
b. Gngliider 8oItstan3.
q 9dniiher 9pltstan3.
b Shubmahertdr3.
e ainoerpolta.
. glorpesiidsr 9oltstons.
/. unb 2. WGo6entIaFs.
3. gsrdtbeturnen uno SDisle.
1. unb 2. 4nabsntIaFs.
a. asulsnihDingen.
3. WdbfenflaTe.
s&sulsnIapinsen: Rob. Robr it..
8. WiIitdrtI6er Stubrei9en.
3. andbentlaiIe.
6. 9pItstan5 (5inlano ReeD.
3. WGbhentluFe.
(9ie finf Winuten Iange 9ouIe
tpiro bur6 ben gortrog oor .Wp On
oianaold@ ourh gbarIss Garlsn unb
u. gohrer ouseefuat.)
3ipeiter 5bsiL.
| 1. 6anteIubungen.
30glinestlaTe. "
2. 9pmnaittiher 9oItstan8.
l. ,no 2. 0amsutIaiIe.
3. a. Spiel - Seil3Ieben
| 2. anabeutIaIIe.
b ue6ungen am FED.
8orturnertIQiie.
q Spiel - Murfbau.
| 3oglinostlaifs.
4. 2dufretgen uno Sauittampf lie.
6uugen.
| 2lttipsntlaFe.
5. aIaiTiider 9on3.
| 8. SameHtlafe.
6. uebureen am Barren.
9orturnsrtlaiie.
| 9rupptrunaen - Qmeritd.
Die RuhItebenO be3eihnetsn Ser.
rem tbeileu iih neben 5urnIsbrerSeui
IN bic 2eitung bes S9duturnsns:
9oriibenber: CHARLES Gurten.
| qtbletiihes Sommittse: i5rant8us
tpeiler. 9uso qeitid, Oscar GbleH
Senrp Sutbit.tner, georss B. Rbsiu
slIfreb Rieters.
Siuan3 aommitt,s: Socq. 6elfFe
rid. Sobn Ribgpan. u. 9. Wepers
anbp aot, 5im Smitb, Soc sbiQ
Dm. grotate. 5ran: 5oins.
unterbdltunos : &ommtttee: pau
Shob, s. 50. 9Iasii, Gb. 2inbsmun
5beo. Sbot. 9eOr1s gbsrle, 9. .
Jintelmeisr, ". 6ejnrid, ). Rienan
Dm. petri, ). St0br, Gus. Die6eu.
empfdngs aommittse: Qnbi
5raRts, Wm. 8. QIosrs, qug. 6err
mann, Senrp ssraHts. 5enrp SoeFls
Gbas. Nsier, Dm. 8. Weinburt, pbil
Web. Gbas. RsiteI, 6arrp Ri6ter
CD. Ruebl. Sobn 3. Stritbman, R
9rGrbah. Sol. 6. oeininssr, Sec
Gapp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
Jeuer.

9lu8 unbetannter urIate lam qes
tern Wlorgen in Dem BON Jonn Surta=
no uno Sobn uno gauI 2aTubid be-
pohnten3immer in bem3enuementbauS
Rp. 642 W}atn StraBe Elm 9Seusr gum
4usbrud, peIhes unter ben Ieh3ig
ooer mebr Sufafen, gr0Btentbeits aus-
ldnoern. Die lpiloeite 4uTreeung berpor
riei. Gum Slid geluug es alien un.
perIeBt bas Sreie gu erreiden, uno bas
unbebeutenbe 5euer fonnte auf eiuen
StilaIarm bin in tllraer 3eit selDidt
neroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
@ebeimniRuulles Seridpinoen
CUR aliieitissn 5ufrisosnteit aui.
geilart.

0as .ssb<imnibpoue gerIhpinben"
Der 80 Sabre alien Jrau Jod War.
man, bon Ro. 958 Deit s. Sirab.,
pel6es na9 Der fsiteu ueber3eugung
oss 8dtten MIR auf sin fur1tbarss
8erbrs6en 3uriidgefii6rt tpsrben
tonnte. bat iih geitern als cine aos
mobie Der 5rrungen berausgeiteQt. 9as
G5epdar ipo(Ite am Sonutdg 4beno
an Der 7. uno 9ine StroBe cine Stras
bsnOabn Gar Der z. Strabe 2inie
beIteigsn, um iia bsim3ubegebsn. Die
5rau befano ii6 bepeits duf Der Gar,
oils Die leBtere tpeiter fubr. ebe es bsin
Maun selungen tuar, auf3uiprinssn.
WarHtan fubr nit Der nahIten Gar
bsim, fano jeoo4 feline 1rau bort
niht Dor. Gr gelangte iofort 3u Der
llsberssugung. baB feline tbeuers Sat
tin sutfiibrt unb Spsifellos sinem 9srs
breteu gum Spfsr gefallen lei. Gr
elite nah benz poIi3eibduptquartier
uno leste bem Ra6tdef Gorbin feline
gefiir6tungsu Dor. Cine iofort anges
iteuts Suhe nad Der geriaDunoeHen
perlisf srfoIslos, bis Darman seitern
Hahmittag Don isinsr 5rau oufssru.
fen unb bena6ri4tigt tpuroe. baB Iis
ii9 tpobl uno muntsr BEL ibrsr Wsut.
ter Jrau Waria a1su, nabe 5apettsz
bile, befinps. sic isi 3u Der 2sstsren
suriifsstebrt. iptil lie geeldubt Babe, er
babe iis am Sonntas 4beno abiiftliG
perlaiIen. 0err CHAIRMAN ipiro iit
na6 Sapettspiae begeben, um isins
ipieosrgsfunoene Satin ab3uholsn.
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Illus benz Yuli3eigerid,t.

Guf bem 9odst Der ssftrigsn gOli,
5ei9erihtsfsung ftanoen melt iber 100
5dds. 8ieies ielbit fir einsn Montag
alBersepobnlih umfangrei6e 0odet
mar in sriter 2inie aui bic Ras3ia sus
riitSufiibren. tpeIte Die polissi am
Samitag unS Sonntag auf 8irnsn
unternommen bate, bic ibrem 9eperbs
auf ben StraBen nu9sinsen. us6er
70 9ertreterinnen Der 9dlbpelt eri6iss
nen unter Der 4ntIage oes SerumIuns
germs por bsm Ritter. Die meijten
berislben beantragtsE 9ertdguna, mel
DIE AUDI aHitunoslos bstpillist tpuroe,
Dieienisen, tpel6e aui iofortiae Der.
bonbluns ibres JuQes beitanosn, pur'
ben NIT Der iibli4sn Strafe bon Sc
uuo aoitsn beleet.
Gbna glad, Is Sabre alt, bon go.
728 Burns Strabe, uno bic elei6aIte.
rise 4nnu 8iibop, bon Storrs Strabe.
pelfe Dor uneefdbr a6t Sdsen aus III
rem refp. elterlihen Dohnunasn pers
fdtpanoen uno in Der Sonntas Hati
auf 9eranlafuns oes 9aters Der gIad
in bem 5ouIe go. 420 Weft z. Strabe
pesen 9erumlungerns perbaftet NOR
ben paren. srbielten ihre GdIle peridos
ben.
Mm. porter, G6dnttenner bes Wir.
ties Sim Wullisan an 2oneportbStr.
unb Central ape., ipurbe tpegen usber,
tretuns bes Ueitiernadtssefeses 3u ei-
,er Celebrate bon $40 unb Apnen BE-
ba4t. Oie fiebsebn in benz 2otule Der.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
Qer 5taotrat6.

Morteepldnfel StpiTden Wluaen uno
Rennofbs. - Wlit sroBersn Bomb
dussuben fpiro bis na9 paHtruEs
Der Buber Bill in Der 2esisIatur
getrartet tperoen.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-06

terday of civil strife has cleared away
Best of all not one of Americas 90
100000 is even dreaming OF a disev.
cred nation. In our onward march we
are on the hilltop of progression where
the blue and gray touch elbows in he
decking with flowers the graves OF the
ver-to-beforgotten heroes. Old glory
is as welcome sight today above the
grave OF jefferson c. Davis as 1t is
above the ashes OF Daniel Webster.
The past year for Halley's comet.
has been year in which mighty prob.
lens have been solved. The contro-
versies over question of gigantic
moment between Calhoun and Web
ster are no longer heard in the halls
of congress. Eliminating from the
victories won by the heroes in blue
has come a nation with a flag in every
zone.
Our developments and industrial i'm.
provements are the miracles of the
ages. Nor is progress Of the world
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-06

icate ourselves as heroes in civil life
worthy people who boast of the
blood of heroes and martyrs. To do
full justice to this hou9 We must weigh
the gravity OF The PREY mt Fitting is
II to make green on memory's tablet
the names and deeds of patriots and
sages, but we miss calling of the
age IL we fail to pic II the attitude
OF our sires were they in our midst
today. In thought place Washington,
Adams. Jefferson. Webster, Lee. Lin
coin, Phillips Brooks and Wendell
Phillips in the arena today. Think
you for one moment hey would be in.
different 10 the great problems up for
our solution? Would they live in the
glory of the past or in the action of
the present? Nay verify With the
leverage of the past as fulcrum they
would unite hand. brain and heart in
the work OF lifting this nation onto a
still higher plain Halley's comet in
1910 is visiting world still marred
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-06

with unholy influences and with the
cause Of temperance far from boast.
ing national victory. Selfishness and
bigotry may no longer dominate the
throne of England but mark you their
promptings are sim prevalent in hui.
man hearts. In consequence we are a
nation handicapped with selfcentered-
ness in comparison to what We may
yet become in an age when the spirit
of true brotherhood is other than a
name Problems solved in the past ?
Yes. and God be praised for the man
ner in which they were solved. But,
brother. brother. brother there are
problems in the present. Let us see
10 it that we of this time and now
equip our age with its rightful quota
of Washingtons, Jeffersons. Lees,
Websters and stalwarts in pulpit, on
the press and in the forum. As ma.
tion made up of individuals let us ded-
to the gigantic problems just now con.
this nation socially, political
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-06-06

with carbonic acid gas npon the sup
posedly heated metallic contents OF
the earth's interior; the other side
claiming that it is simple decom-
posed product of the Organic Remains
of the former seas and CULTS. |. e.. of
marine animal and vegetable life.
The difficulty of deciding between
these views Is increased by the fact
that either is possible, in fact. one
can manufacture California Crude Oil
in the laboratory by either Of those
methods The argument of most
weight to the lay I'd against the
organic theory is til, eadoubted enor-
nous quantities OF O. sanic matter
necessary to give rise to The amount
of California Crude Oil that has been
produced, not to men 4 the vast
stores that yet remain u; uched. In
reality this argument has no weight
whatever as the amount of organic
debris is in almost all shales and
other sedimentary strata is simply in
calcuable. and although forming
small percentage of the whole deposit
It is much more than sufficient to give
rise 10 all the Crude Oil that prob
ably exists.
As a matter of fact the defenders
of the organic theory only claim that
very small proportion Of the organic
matter actually present in the rocks
has been converted into Crude oil;
and in general the facts that are he
ing brought 10 light bear strongly in
favor of the organic theory. A notable
feature of CALIFORNIA; Crude Oil de-
posits is that they occur in regions
where the geology is more easily
studied than in most parts of the
world In many countries the geology
of the districts supposed to contain
Crude Oil can only be determined by
the drill which is very severe upon
the prospector, who must TO large
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vas, in the old days, about three
inches in diameter. Al present it is
six inches. being four times as heavy
and many times as strong, and the diff
ference in weight. strength and effici-
ency OF the machinery and tools
throughout is in proportion. The weighs
OF one large drilling bit, such as is
now used is about ms great as the
entire l0foot string of tools was a
few years ago and as a consequence
II can conseryatively be said that 1t
is just ms easy 10 drill 4,0o0-foot
hole now. as it was 10 drill ] 800
foot hole few years ago.
The skill of the miner of Crude Oil
has kept pace with that of the ma
chinery, and the California driller to-
day is the finest" at the temper-screw
that exists in any field in the world.
The great variation in the character of
the formations drilled and obstacles
to be overcome, have given the prac-
teal operator an education not to be
had elsewhere.
The character of the pjre now used
Is also fair index of the change in
the use OF material. Ten years ago 8
5-S inch casing weighing about 20
pounds per foot, was considered o. X;
about double. The large sized pipe.
say 10 and l2-inch. weighs about 40
pounds per iou5, and an English com
pany used an lS-inch specid. which
cost $3.50 per foot and weighed 1Gl
pounds per foot.
The facts are noteworthy in show
ing the revolution in methods employ
ed in securing Crude Oil from the
earth. A few years ago, the mention
of any such size or weight of ma
terial such as is now used in Cali
fornia would have been considered
ridiculous.
The inevitable expansion OF the
Crude Oil industry in California is Just
starting in, and reports to the con
Irary, Notwithstanding, 1t can safely
be said. that there never was enough
produced in the state TO warrant any
fear of over-production. II was true
that an inland district without suffi-
Client capital to lay "A pipe line TO the
seaboard. can sell to hut limited
market. But now the scene is changed
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For with the gridironing of the state
by pipelines, all producing districts OF
any Importance have been put practi-
cally on tidewater. and upon this and
the other shores of the Pacific ocean
are many people as anxious TO buy
Crude Oil and its products as Cali
furnia producers are to sell it.
California Crude Oil is the thing
of the day Never before has the
investor had the same opportunity of
receiving large returns for money in.
vested as is offered by the California
National Crude oil Company. You
viii have to admit that you can make
money by properly investing in oil
companies. Now what you wish to
know is, is the California National
Crude Oil Company the right Com
pany?" 1t is beyond reasonable
doubt. The company owns its own
land and is managed by conservative
business men. When you consider the
thousand of acres this Company owns
you cannot help but be convinced OF
the worthiness of your attention and
investment
Surprising we only bored one well to
the acre, and that well produced only
fifty barrels per day, and the oil sold
for only fifty cents per barrel, which
you will have to admit is very low
average all around. just supposing this
the case. can you not foresee the enor-
nous income that will be derived from
the investment?
One acre would net the Company
twenty dollars per day, allowing five
dollars for running expenses" Five
thousand wells would net 100000 per
day, s3.000,000 per month, 1886 10000
per year. Can't you see the possibili
ties? II is so phenomenal that it
hardly seems possible.
Records will show hat within the
last three months one well in Califor-
mia has produced over one million dol
lars in oil. just think of 1t, one well
in less than three months has pro
duced over one million dollars in oil.
Not 5000 wells. but one well. Can't
You afford to invest in a proposition
like this? The stock of this Com
pany is selling at 80 cents per share.
There is no time like the present.
Buy now, and take all that you can
afford.
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~ educationally, religiously. Charg
ing ourselves with the spirit of con
servatiye optimism let us believe and
act ourselves into an age void of po.
iitical corruption. Free from the lhrall
dom OF the drink traffic. and with a
social sky no longer stained with the
results of sensuality. selfshness and
incompetence.
Thus enabling Halleys comet in
1888 to visit world far better and
more righteous than the present he.
cause in the years that are to be. men
as brothers Will have unfolded them.
selves into fraternal benedictlons.