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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
& o b I n q ( o II.

Sie GOpiEgton Cffles fai Sas pGia'
riunati @uifsblatt" befluSet iid I'M
8ebGuSc Der GDpinston Gual e. SaHs
&c., go. 509-511 RaotiOn aueunt.
9ln3eigen, Wittbeilmsen MuS geitel'
Inngen irgctopeiher Nrt iuerben bic
10 lIhr NbenSs oaielbit eutgegengs'
numnten. SeIephun Spnth 24OO.
mttgIie5sr Der Qegtslaz
tur bstbstliqen lid an
@pebeps 8eerptgung.
Die Iterbliae Su4e Des in phoenir,
ars., oerftDrbenen artbur 8oebel, bon
Der 9sirma Qotpren &c 8oebel III Gin
cinndti, unb gruoer oes ermorpeten
@ouperneurs Wm. 9osbel, tptro big
9Sreitaq in hieiiger Staot etntrsffen
uro Hdh Der Wohnuna pes Eretsritz
ters Wtat. 0drbeioH, an Der Jront
uno 9drrarD QDenue, qebrdht peroen.
Spe3iele Grlaubnib purbe Don Den
9irettoren oes 6igblan0 5rteohofes
erlangt, bamit bic Qelhe an tommsnz
ben Sonntag CUR lesten Rube beItattet
tperoen taHn. gfeo. Gilbert Shmibt
pon Der spong. prot. Ct. paulus Gtrz
fe tpirp Die Observation-Disclosures leis
ten. Der a6tb. Robert 6rantIln Don
frankfort, ap., pirb Die 5rauerrebe
am 8rabe baltsn. Die Ultt9lieoer Der
asHtutper 2egisIdtur tperoen ib an
Dem 2ei6enbegdnoriB betbeiItgen uno
e6enfo haben gunoesfenatOr Yapnter
unb &pngreBGbgeoroneter SQie Sames
uno Soi. Rbinot i6re getbeiliguna
3ugefaot. 2tls ga6rtuhtrdger tperben
Die folgsrDen 6erreH fungiren: Rihter
M. 6. Surbeion, Hobsrt .. 5rantlin,
9ercn 6aIp bon Trdntfort, Somuel
Mellis pon Cincinnati, Or. u. g..
Smmsriinser, Go. 6. giet, Gbas. g.
9eFano uno Surrp n, Wotber.
@er3te ite6en DOR einem
aGt6feI.
SSobn 8ofs, 80 Sabre aft, an Der
Robbtns unb 9antlif Strube ipobnz
baft, lisgt feit brei Dohen Thper
front oarnieoer. 8as 8lut bringt ihm
fortrpdbreno aus ben qugen, ben Oh
rem unb Der g&afe, iogar bas 3abns
flerTdh blutet Gine &n8a6l Qer3ts, bic
gsrufen purben urb ben SaQ untere
iuhten, fteben DOR einem RdtbfeI. Der
3uitanb oes Yatienten 1T Elm be-
bauernstpertber.
Sabresbert6t beS U2apprs
Sobn s. Craig.
Mapor SObH 5. Craig ianbte gee
itern Qbenb benz Stabtratb isinsnSa6s
rssberi6t. Dem mir folserpes sutnebe
men: Die 8eOOlterung betrast $4,000;
bic Ginnabmen follen 10 eineetbeilt
tperben, iim bic laufenoen 4ussaben sri
b<deu urb n6tbise 0erbeHerunsen 3u
MAIDEN. - Sas Renton Water SO. Gie
gentbum foll 10 bulb als mDglih an.
oeiauft tpsrosu; Gaferg 4Ds. loIl bis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

gBm. gaiep BON Ro. 1921 ainn.p
4penue unb Malter Gltins. bon glc.
1417 Gin Strabs, sinsen in Der
Sonniaandht bic 5. Sirnbt enilong.
olg lie pf5siih ppn einsm unbeiannien
Regsr dnsesriffsn ipurben. eaisp
gpurbe in ben aopf uno Qatsn geiiOs
den, n1brenb Gltins cine Shniits
apunb. am Cbr baponirua. Der DEL
IerbeIo bspsrtiteIlieie feline 1luhi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

- Commander Aobert G. pearn.
Der gntpeter oss HorDpols, hieli ees
fern 9lbsnD in Der Memorialhale Gle
nen bphintersHanien 8ortras iibsr Die
Enibedung hes Rorbp0ls. COMMANDER
psarp traf bereits sfittrn Uaittas bier
Elm nnb es iDarn< ihm tin iiberaus
entMIiaIiiIher Mlitomm btreltet. am
Union Habnbo5 ipurbt er bon ben
GhuIsinnkrn enfbuiiaIiiih begriibi
unb pann ipurbs e IN ftitrlihtm umr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
$500 Cabinet Grdno 2sidno

miro inn 9 QGlacs stattt, 20. 100 Babiicn
aprRue ipsqqtgtbcu Gtntritt Gents; atH0rr aDe'
fur GtHi5 giaae iH saaeHtts Soau enter
Saul,ubty lRatiHrc Z IpuntrfRg uab Z q ~ s.
tdQ puH bis lgG ubS abtnbs. 1tses Itst'
btrebiiQt gu pCr Chance.
III Apotti0H "a uHiUsu Saytslangsn bat uns
fir btu.c uua uloraen Die Ger StaaiCn ErgsruHs
1909 15uS riilm- pUm ArHas uEe 01riusi,tsa
sgtsmntR iaNsg. lJ-2e
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9ISblidler Sob.

Sobn Starbirb, Elm so Sabre alter
arbeittr, lpurbe aeiitru Morasn in
Ieinem 3immer i'm Union gsthsI. go.
308 on 5roni Strobs, toot in ieis
nsm Bette liegenb esfunosn. Die geite
iDuroe mad, Der Worgut aebrad,t. DER
Monn itnrb ispsHfolls siuss natiirs
Ilhsn yopss.
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- 9epres 4bom 5sr,loB, 40 Sabre
alt, iIt osItern Mor1sn in ieinsr Wohs
uuHa an 8. 4penu, psrihisoen. er
qeborte bsm Tsutihsn Irbeiternereir,
psm Staotpsrbaro uHp ben Qpthios.
rittsrn on.
- Sohann SuQipan, an Der 20. uno
9rssuup Gtrabs, Gopington. ipobne
bait, ipuroe i'm Spssrs SOipitaI auf
MISUNDERSTANDING pon Or. Cur
uno ger. Gdmann ppsrirt. Die Gpe'
ration iheint gIiidlih psrIoufsn gu
iein.
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.Ncr,idllaa.

Der ole Iufie6er bei Der Burton
Rdna. go. on Der Batter Strobe an.
asfielIte IS Sabre alie Gcpin aiiBner
brad eeitern Morgsn. tur3 no6oem tr
feline arbeitsieLe errsiht bate, plOBs
lib sufaninsn uub iforb, ebe Elm 4r5t
qerufen tperoen ionnts. Der Gorontr
fpuroe bsndfrittist uno iii o.r 4ns
ii4t, pab Der Greis sinem 5srsihIas
erIsgen In. aiiBnsr Dobnts an Dtr
2ebman Rodp, priee 5ilI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
3ug3uia q m m { n Il o B.

Ter pom 0sItsn tommsnbt 9a.
tsrBug Der &. 8. &c 9. 9abu Ro. 81
roHnte ssitern Woreen seseH 2 llbr
mil Der Gotomotipe Qo. 406 an Der
guhntreuSung nit Der WillpiIle 4pe.
in Gogspooo esgen bic EangirIotcmos
tipe 90. S6,. FpsIde % aohlennageons
3og, fpdbrenb Die Ransirlotomoiipe
Ro. 80 iib om gnbe bes 3uges bes
fanb. Die 2otomotipe Io. So polie
asrabe in bic aurpe Der s8e!t Cine"
iahrsn, uls Der 6iitersus nit GROCER
9eitrpinoigtsit bic eritere 9otomoiips
trGf, umfpdrf, beihaoigte uno 5pei
nit ao9Isn belaosne Wasgons Sers
trammerts. Die aotomoiipe bss Oil.
ier3ugs iOtpie fiinf OiiterDcsen, nit
5ab 9aubsn, 8aumtrolIe uno ionifis
gen Daarsn bsIanen, ipuroeH 5srtriims
merit. Der 2otomotipfiibrer Charles
W. 5ia unb Der 5eiser Sumntr
Mitheu bon .SnbiaHnpoIis, txlhe iit
duf Der Qotomotioe bes 9iitsrsnsss
befanbsn, erlitteH unbebeutenbe 0ers
lsguneen. gsioe psrIuhieu iich gu rst.
ten unb spurben unier ben aoblsn
nerfhiittst. Die griimmer serietbsH
tn 8ranb unb bic Jeusrpebr bate
Wiibe. Der 1Iammen 6err 81 fuerosn.
2lut 3iigs mubien iiber bic pan
| !5dnbls ober bic Is. 6. e. 6. giienbatn
| fabren. Der gotomotiDfiibrer 6ia unb
Der 5si8sr Nittea fanDen aafHabme
i'm Msrcp 5oipitdl. Der aotomotiDs
iiibrer Bm. 5iq pDn bier uno Der 0eis
5sr sSDbn psrtins. ebenfaIIs bon bier.
lpelts iih aui Der RansirlotomoiiDe
beFanbsu. retteten iih purh 4biprin.
gen unb enttamen obne BerIssuns.
Die 9dbuIhfpellsn unn 0eleiis spuroen
auf cine groBs Strede aufserifen NM
muBtsn neu selsgt fperosn.
UaiGarb Gpipsp. Elm gruber osr
| Spipep's, bic Dor sSabren In Srfore
lin sinen aufrubr ptrnidelt tpdren,
purbe porlests Haht fDsgen 1rdgtns
perborgsnsr Daffsn Derbafiei uno ae'
fern Morsen i'm pOiiseiseriht nm
| $25 ano aoIten beltraft. Die Waffs
mar elm 45salibrigtr Nepolper.
| - 6. Z. sfxffsl bon gio. 835
Campbell 4penus spuros bon feinei
Satin nit einem E0d,ttrhen belfknf'
lunb bic Gamilis Dss 6srrn aouii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
Jeuer.

- Gin Shupptn binisr Der qfonbs
lsiboniiali bon u. 2spi. Ro. 240 Net
8. Strabs. serteib ssitsrn abeno gessn
s llbr aus unbeiannter llrioht m
8rano. Gin Etinaldrm brahie bic
ssusrpsbr Sur StsIis unb oas unbes
oeutenoe 5eusr lpnros in turSer 3eit
geIoitt. nnhpsm Elm Sboosn bon ca.
SO onasrihtet tporpen mar.
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- M11renb bic 4meriean Snsdr
Rsfinina 60. IsGanet. an benz antanf
friihtr ben M5nhsDrben auf ben pbls
iippinsn peh6rissn2dnDsreien beiheiIist
all Tein, pIansn jssi bic ltitsnotn 3us
dsrpfIunskr dnf ndnci. TIRE JHbuiirie
mad D<n pbilippinsn su iibsrirugsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25

Goptsunalid auf ber
g helbe. auf Der Sheloe Bel Ants
iperpen ipurbe Elm NIT feds Solbosen
tefesies Ruberbooi. bus ben Sirom
freu3sn tpolie. pon sintm Sfleppsr fy,
fabi unb 5srffniilen. 1rei SoIoa.sn
.rtranisn. bic iibrissn ,purbsn aufgss
fiiht. cher lsbensseidhrii4 Dsrlsst inc
AofpiiaI ssbradt.
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@ermiet.

Die Is Sabre olit Gnno 2angbon
bon go. 937 Jrssmdu apsnue puroe
asitern Der poIi3si oIs permibt asmsl.
BET. Das junas Mdbhsn nsrlisb am
is. Jduudr bic slterIid1s Wobnun1
unb lisb iih ieitoem nitt msbr
bIiten.
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0ud,maiitreeIabr boriibsr

Die G,efahr eintr llebtrihnsmmnng
in fir gineinndti poriibtr. Der Iiub
erreid,ie cine i,6be bon As s5ub unb III
iest Staiiondr. GieTsr Siilitcno barfs
te i.bcn BON nur iurssr 9auer Zen,
benn an isinsm GberIouf III Der Gbio
bersiis I'M Jallsn besriffsn. nno 0nh
bier biirfse fin infclssDeHen Der Wals
isritanD fsbr h1ip DerriHgtrn.
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8roB Rem port.

geqepus, Daptpn, gonnie 2sslis
unb Cote grilIidnts IoLlen nab 4ns
iit1t oss Friiberen Stopt SOIi8ito.s
aubrsp Barbour Der Stnnt eiHperlsibt
'per6en. Dds Repport brauht, ia9t
6err Barbour, 1T terrttotiaIs Grrpettes
runa. Die 8rsnssn isien nod bieieis
ben pis Dor % Sahrsn, trpbbtn nis
gep0lteruno in pieier 3tit iih nm oas
Toppelts permehrt babe unb man ;si
nun oa unGstommen, no Die 8sr9r0s
berung aufb0ren mub, penu oteSta0ts
qren3en niht eripsitsrt tpsrosH tpiiroen.
Rur nod 100 Ieers gauittusn isieH
DorbaHoen.
Wiaueet'sGalI
Charles Wauast. Der beg Sopt.
i6logss ieinsr frau anostIaet iit, be-
trat gsitsrn i'm btefiseu arsise.rt6t btn
3sugsnftauD gu isinsn 9unitsn. Rah=
oem er bic Gelbtransaitipnen spiThsn
ibm uno fsiner Jrau uno Die gonptrs
idtionen nit Bm. Garner uno 5rau
pduIine Sbebed Garner unp Bertha
Shsbst erSGbIt bate, gab Rihtsr
YuHgblutb bic Gntiheibung, bab bieie
4usiugsn ben Geihnorensn n ih I
iibereeben peroen ioIIen. Maugst iass
ts, i'm Quufe ieiner Gbe babe sr nit ist.
nsr 5rau nid}ts gebdbt, oas ben bdus.
Ii6en Jrisoen itDrsn tonnts. Die
S6uIo an Ben 3ruiitig.eitsn iei ihrsn
ainbern su3uihreibsn,
Jrau Celia 1SaIt bon geIlaire Gpe.
er3Gblte @prtommniTe in Der CARER
Dobnung in 6pbe Yart. Wsitsrs 3su.
asn paren Wiaiam SingIston, 9r.
Bad uHo 3r. Bern.
- 5obann 4mrein srbielt eins
S6eipung bon Wurp Gmrein i'm
arsisgsrihte 5stpillist.
- Carrie Grrut qnaIifisirte i'm
6 Gountpueritte aIs 4bnliniitratrir bon
Dm. 6rout, Der beim 8. Strabs JeusI
in Cincinnati, g., ums 2eben fam
frau Grput pirp i'm guuRsgeriht
cine ShaoeneriastIage anitren9en.
- Moiter Gommifioner Gnperior
ernunnts geitern Gliba 6ugbes gum of
| fsRtlihen Gruminator.
4nnaIt Sumes 6. Wrisbt, ali
QlITiane Der Dean Gas Co., iibertrut
QeItern an So. 3. unp u. q. Dean cir
0runbitiit an Der DeIt Jront Strab'
fir Stpei NotsH I'm 9etrags BON i
lS12, 500. IS fteint, bob Die Geisl
Iifaft pisbsr bic Geihdfte in sisen
6dube ninmt.
- Die 4ntlageu, bic gegen Serrl
Mar8, Gr.Sailer gloeser. gr.Staot
ratb Wm. Mcglaup uno poiimeiiie
Sobn Ulener BON Hepnbliianern erbo
Ben puroen, iperpen am tommenDel
| Somitag in apuispills unteriu6t.
- Qucn u. BATHS rsi1te imareis
osridt cine ghsfheioungstlase gegel
| Sphann BATHS elm. Das paar beira
fbets am 16. ausuit 1902 unb lsbt
| Bis aum Z. Rppember 1906 suidm
men. Bon biefsr 3sit an iol sr angeb
LID niht fir iis seforst haben. 81
tpinidt obfoluie Steibung nno bd
Reht. ibren RaDhennameH 2ucp all
gufta Saiplins fiibren gu biirfen.
- Sm gountpseriht tpIros 6a
zsitument bon ai5sie Steinbaufer bin
terleat. sic hinterldBt ibr fdmmtli
DIES gigentbum. aus einem 5auie, Hi
SO Oft 10. GtrdBt, unb brei Gotten |
Der guena 9ifta MbitioH beitshsa.
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u e 10 y o rt.

Sit Eciupprt Sffiet fHr bas rGin.
einnnticr @oIfsblGtt" beiiubet iidl in
3o. 33l gprf strass. ssaeniiber etm
Gourtbnuie, rpislbit 3ruisfeiteu, aH'
ssisen l.. I. II. Bis 10 libr 45 Riuntu
abtuSs entsesenseuommeH werSeu
Seiephpu Suuth 2401. W
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suae nae5 BEN alubbduls Der Beam.
ten Der gs. 6. R. 6. gsIeitet, no ibm
gu gbren Elm opuIentss 2undecH fsrs
Dirt ipuroe.
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Samilton anseisen, 2afal.VstiScs
uno Rsuisfeiteu finb abSuseben 0ds
Der 4. nnS Charles Straks. llHitr
asert iar Snmiltou iuobut go. BOZ
RDrS SrpEt Ctr. Sfltpbon Spme)
Rp. 1912. S,lepbon nnieres aorrt'
lppnSenten: Suwe Ro. 626. o
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.moaner's SilnDooi" lit oas bette
Gnnnnoi. ~
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-01

time OF life comes but once. the summer
may never come. Let her make the
most OF IT,"
his words on this occasion might we'll
be remembered by every one.
When Grant was President he was very
fond of having a few official friends 10
dinner In an informal way. on one
such occasion he invited a Judge and his
VIE and after the meal the four were
weighed on pair Of large scales that
stood IN one Of the side halls There
were no electric buttons to press and
light the dark corner, but a taper had
to be held in order 10 read the figures.
With due courtesy to his guest the
President himself weighed the Judges
wlfe. who tipped the scales at AS pounds.
Next the President got on the platform.
which balanced at exactly the Same num-
Der. You and my wife are in the same
notch announced the Judge
Then Mrs. Grant was weighed. but the
Judge refrained from telling her weight.
Mrs Grant insisted. but still she with
held the information
And why not2' asked the President
don't think ought to-" persisted
his guest.
But I want 20 know" urged the
First Lady Of the Land.
And 1 order you 10 tell u.s." added
the President.
Then I must" said the Judge. 'But
the fact Is; Mrs. Grant weighs Just
one more pound than the President and
did not think he ought TO know that
She had outdone him."
You don't mind. do you, Ulys7'' asked
the First Lady OF the Land.
VI course not" he returned: ana
forthwith he threw his arms around her
and kissed her.
An instance Of President Grants utter
lack OF official pomposity among his
friends was exhibited az the wedding
OF the daughter OF Mr.. Stewart OF
Stewards Castle fame. In the first Mace
he has unceremOniously taken The bride
out 10 supper and as II was miserable.
rainy night he decided to leave early
His carriage and that OF a minor official
were called at the same time and r.
happened that the latter's vehicle came
first.
The Presidents carriage FIRST" COM
manded the subordinate Official, as ne
ordered his driver to pass on.
Don't stand on such ceremony" said
the President kindly. 'T don't mind that
and besides It is a rainy night and Won
should have gone on"
BY this time Grants carriage had ar
-iTed and after seeing The Cvllof U,,-.,,,
i've comfortably installed. the lesser man
got into his own carriage and followed IN
The rear.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-01
AMATEUR JOURNALISTS
Continued from Page one.

was The Imp, edited and published by
John Edison Briggs. the son of Mrs.
olivia Briggs, one OF the most famous
/ Washington correspondents in the DAYS
when letters from the National Capital
were leading features In the metropoli-
tan newspapers. The Imp was shown IN
the picture OF horned person reading a
paper and underneath were the words,
In heaven we trust" This was Just
Ike the guileless Briggs.
The Imp was one OF the leading publ
cations In the amateur journalistic field.
due to the individuality OF the editor He
used to write and print exactly what he
thought and felt, and his humor was as
keen as a knife. Here is a sample Of his
editorial notes:
AS a matter OF courtesy we request au-
thors who favor us with MSS. TO prepay
run postage on the same. We are Just %
cents out OF pocket on two rolls OF MSS.
received last month. The amount Is
small. but how great the principle.
Twenty cents meant something IN those
days to the boys who needed all their
spare change TO run their papers. II is
worth while also TO note this answer TO
a correspondent:
Robert j. Parker: Your dime was re-
ceived and The limp will take great
pleasure In tormenting you for the next
SIX months. or course, you did not hear
from US for we considered il not incum-
Dent upon US 10 send q cable dispatch
/ announcing the arrival OF a Decent sub
scription.
One OF the funniest things about The
Imp was the fact that II offered a Man
drake pin as a premium 20 each new sub
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-01
OLD PICCADILLY PASSING.
Landmarks on Historic London
Street Are Being Replaced.

I
Street Are Being Replaced.
/ From the London Pail Mall Gazette.
/ It must be patent 10 most people how
remarkably Piccadilly IS changing. In a
/ few years time it seems safe 10 predict
that it will hardly be recognizable as
compared with the Piccadily Of ten years
ago
Among the latest OF the PiccadIIly
landmarks destined 70 come under the
doom OF the builder is No s. one door
/ east from the corner OF Bolton street.
the house from which Sir Francis Bur
dett was carried state prisoner TO the
Tower, an arrest prompting the leu
d'esprit:"
The lady she sat and played on the luto.
And she sang. viii YOU come 20 my boweTf''
The sergeant arms had stood hitherto mute
But now advanced like an impcdent brute
And aid. viii you come 10 the Towsr1'.
A grim board announces TO the passer-
by that the site IS 10 be sold on building
lease. 1t is just 100 years since the House
OF Commons ordered Sir Francis Bur
detts commIttal 20 the Tower on account
OF a letter considered to be ''libelous and
scandalous."
It may be recalled that Sir Francis re-
sisted arrest, and the vicinity OF his house
was held by huge mob. who shouted
"Burdett forever till the guards were
called out The latter were received on
their arrival with a volley Of stones.
whereat the guards charged the mob.
thus earning the name Of The PiccadiIy
Butchers"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-01
Too wise for That

Rupert Guinness was defeated for Par
lament said magazine editor. GUM
ness I know well. He is a great admlrer
OF our American book beer. He imports
a key Of book beer every spring.
Guinness, the famous stout maker
told me a book beer story last month.
He said that about this time last year
he heard that an American friend, being
III. had attempted suicide. So he wired
to America to ask II this was true. His
friend wired back:
Suicide story false. Wouldn't be such
a fool as to kill himself before the book
beer season"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-01
THINGS HAMMERSTEIN DID.
I'he NJ Line Record OF His Effort
20 EnIiven Opera Situation.
From the New York World

Line by Line Record OF His Edor,
20 EnIiven Opera Situation.
From the New York World
Cost OF opera and receipts:
l9o6-G7-Cos;, $4,000; receipts. ssooOoo
l9o7-oS-Cost, $4,000; receipts. $3.50
0Oc.
ls)S-o9-Cost. 100000. receipts. sl1OO. OoO
l9o2-lo-cost. H.SO0OoO; receipts. a.15o ooo
Greatest money-making opera-"sa-
lone"
Principal blows dealt Metropolitan-se-
curing American rights 10 That's 20
Louise" 'Pelleas and Melisande." jug
gler Of Notre Dame" "Elektra."
Securing first rights 20 services Of Narv
Garden. Tulsa Teuazzlnl. Maurice Re
maud, Mario Sammarco. Charles Gilbert
and Hector Dufranne.
Maneuvering 70 cause the Metropolltan
to give opera at Baltimore at heavy fnan-
cial loss 20 latter.
ManeuverIng. through paying 5000 for
option on piece OF Chicago real estate
to entice Metropolitan into the Chicago
field at heavy expense.
Raising salaries Of singers "a per cent
by Offering sums which Metropolitan had
20 meet
Highest salaries paid by HammersteIn-
Tetrazzini. 5000 a night: Garden $500;
Zenatello. $500; Renaud. $1,000: sam
marco, $500.
Net gain 10 Hammerstein through sale
Of company. 100000.
Probable saving TO Metropolitan through
purchase, $4,000 a year.
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scriber. In fact. Briggs was always IN
jecting some thoroughly novel ideas into
his paper, and during the four or I'VE
years that il regularly appeared It was
greeted by all rs contemporaries as "one
OF the best papers that reaches our sano-
tum." Once Il appeared with It's adver-
tisements omitted. whereupon the editor
wrote an apologize editorial and an
noUnced that "as a compensation for our
Icarelessness we shall give them an addi-
tional Insertion"
Found Type I'm the street.
When Mr.. Briggs was a small and
inquisitive-mirded boy he was one day
simlessly sauntering along a street in the
vicinity or the printing Office OF the chi
cago Tribune. when his aH-observing eye
detected some slender. notwithstanding
objects on the sidewalk. Picking them
UP and examining them with the curl
osity OF the average American boy. they
proved TO be simply a few specimens Of
type strayed from a nearby printing
establishment They were his first IN
Centive 10 journalism. His parents were
both OF literary turn Of mind, and
when Col. John W. Forney. Of the PhiIa-
delphla Press. donated the printing out
III young Briggs went 20 work upon his
youthful hobby The name OF The Imp"
was suggested by his mother and was an
inspiration. The young editor himself en-
graved the figure Of the imp which
adorned the heading Of the paper.
To-day Mr. Briggs IS president OF The
Fossils. an organization composed OF the
men who were once amateur journalists
and who now hold a dinner reunion in
New York each year, when they recall
the experiences OF their boyhood days
There is a large contingent OF Washing
ton members who will attend the next
event on May :. AL OF them will carry
70 the reunion copies OF their juvenile
efforts and swap stories about the days
when they were bound together by ties
that time has only strengthened They
were great editors when they were boys
and they deserve 20 have their youthful
efforts given imperishable fame.
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Oscnr Hnmmer.tein in a Nutshell

Il
From the New York American.
Born-Berlin. Germany. ls47.
Observation-Disclosures OF his native
city
At l5-Ran away TO America.
Same age-Became cigarmaker's an
prentice in New York
At H-Patented a cigar maker. for
which he received 5000.
At 22-Wrote three one-act comedies.
produced at German theater.
At 24-Became theatrical manager and
failed.
At 8+Began building theaters with the
Harlem Opera House.
From So TO 55-Patented 10 mechanical
devices and built the Columbus Theater
Roster g. Balls Thirty-fourth street
house, the Olympic now the New YorJ,
Theater; the Victoria Music Hall. the Be
lascO Theater, and continued IN the cigar
business
At 59-Built the Manhattan Opera House
and entered grand opera.
At 6l-Built the Grand Opera House
Philadelphia.
At 6S-Sells out his interests and re
tires.
Mr.. Hammerstein is pianist a violin
ist wit and philosopher.
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From the Baptist Commonwealth
ne eyes Of a little Washington miss
was attracted by the sparkle OF dew at
early morning. Mamma. she exclaim-
ed, ITS hotter'n I thought II was.
What do you mean7"
Look here. the grass is al covered
with perspiration."
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Persifrnee and It's Reward.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The farmers wife frowned at the flip
young vagabond.
You seem remarkably fresh" she said.
''Yes'm. he replied. I'm just out OF
cold storage
Whereupon she gave him a bowl %
denatUred mincemeat
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The Fire. Fate.

She watched the gaIlants come and go,
She hirted so with every beau,
Now, when she'd have one come and stay
They merely come-and go.
Catholic Standard and Times
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Can Prove an Abb.

| From tho 1atleT.
| Waiter Ito diner who has omitted 20
tp)-Beg pardon, sir, but should you find
you've lost your purse. you haven't taken
II out while you've been here, sir.