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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-06
@msiudrttge Wtdrfte.

KEW HsBE, D. San.
Msit. - sufntr 21.7s7, s.rfanst / ,l2s
HbIs. Der Narft mar b,uis unoudnoert.
Hintsr Naients $40 --s.7s. -. Straiatts
sS.so--5.4o, Bintsr ertro t4.so-4.s0, a..
rlnetr. Bintsrisrtsn t4.4o-i.sS, Winatfsts
rstsnts t5.s5--5.ss, Winntista Batsrs $3.50
--4.s5, Fanias etratssts a.sO-s.l5.
FssssnmsE In isf. satr bic fxtes
t.eo--4.2s, Gsies bis fants t4.3e-4.so.
sufssilsnmss! 10 rubts ~ $500
btr leo gfpns
Rsism.,! ia f.a. - t.sns s.isss
uas sslses slks--i.so, srssss sl.ts-l.So,
Rim triss 1888.
rssssn III feb. Re- , Dsesrs SIZE
I. 0. b. SsS tsrs.
safs "a fsf. naf,s.rs, ss--sTse.I.
uns nsns 6uitsrasrfs ss - etc e.. I. Res
Bert
Hss.n sufabr 27,soO gu, g.rianbt
1905 SH. Narft piltg. Re. . rstess
1906 i'm sissatsr sp. . rothsr i2st
!. s.b. farimmsns, as. Nsrtbsra Spluts
nsa.r l2slst, We. . tortst gSiHisr 1885
i.s. !. i+nimmsRA
ne liatsra - sHfxkr 90, 900, nsrfasst
Z, is5 Ga. Martt fen. 10. 1o1ss i'm
slssatsr, 7lt abetlisisrt uno s915t |. o. b.
ihntntm,nb. 4e. , s.lbss nomintG.
eaisr. -- Sufxsr 60, ,82s cu., 1srfazbt
600 su, Narft lart. ssmiihisr 80 bic
30 sfnas i&btr, 4st; StiS,r. 70 bis %
Stsns ihp,r, 81 - s3e bsi6atitentr DO.
% bic ~ Pfuns f6rer, slk-s5t.
esn IL attis. Vie. 8 ss-sos satts bic
fsies io0-lo5t
ebf,n ~ Hau. etst. 1903. srsisarss
bis 6siss So--see; 1908, sroindrsr bis Asies
Is-2os; Paeiiis Gsaf lsSs. so--asr 1905.
IT--2se
eaat. aas rnsia saIs.asn zoe, Gats.
isrnta sis, Csgas lst G.atrsl amsriss
32lst, Fsseta iiIs-~s2I4t.
f,sst IN rubia Etib 2s-2se.
EoIls IN hetis el,su ss-s7t
Hsrs IN n,tta eamiLa $4,000 -- 27.oe,
tsri dear sg5. .o0--s7.sO, Tss t2s.eO-2s.so.
nssi IN fstia. Gsr,iIa $500 - 1880.
Ntb sl1 .5o-ia.5o, ss,f. Sttn..u t94.oc
--9s.oe, psrsa6t tif.eo-Ii.so, sits sEtra
Saba Mst s2l.oo--2s.0o-
Sat Meats Fas f,tjs. ssss.etts Gel.
lee ls--I3ks b. cdnItsra sI-ss4S Dc.
S6iHssH ls1<-l31fs.
eAmaG, IA f.if. Whsk rsH si2.9i
- laos. aafinirta IN wiais. essttn.Hi
ns.so. z. u. sls.so, eOmPsaHs lo7S -
lehs
fats ~ a.ttg. - Sits as Country
sts-7,.
baxmpsTT, aam.a Cs. N F,tis.
vrtms tshss ss4o-ss7, BE- asIbss s7.s'
las.
par.l.am IN a.tis. saFiairta s.s
Bert ts.os, philao,psta uas HsItimsr,
ss.os 10. In suit s4.ss
eart IN ifstta Straines, stlsSbREiats
bic euiss s4.2o-4.25.
fUysatta 10 f.f M zoe.
rett III rusts elapsimiiaer 214-Ss4t,
gatma sA-sc.
0slaifss Ia f,tia nss Ortsaas Open
Rtttl., sattr Bis Asie,, 2s--42s.
Aafis. Rarst ruhis ais We.
skt, eantss so. Isl4,s gsressa s-l2ife.
sxSsr. - asser Ia ruhia. Ruseabnbe ss
Ten s.sse, gsn;rtfusnI, fsH 4.osr, Rslai.
fes,u6u 50 S,a acre. HafNnirtsr f,tIs.
as. s+.sst, Es. 4sot, Re. s4<Ss, as. .
4.4ot, re. 10 4.sSt, &c. III 4.sse, Rs. II
4.2st, As. Is 420s, Re. IL &.2ot, Gsur,t.
hsn,rs ~ <.sst, 4RsRD ~ s+os sui
ssaf s.sss, sruisss 5.75s pssstrss s.lSS
eraRulatts 5,ost. Gas:t $50
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1880 ~O
Rinbbis6. - Die 3ufubr mar bOaia ss-
nu9tno fiir bic Radlfraat, peldle nur mdbig
mar. Die Brciie mdr.u fetie. Stodtrs uno
Sesoer5 iino unberdnosrt I'm Rreiie. WtI5s
tube limb fart
6asere Stiers sb.S5-s.so, SdIea s2.a5
-s.s5, Ghifastfsrtsn, trtra *s.o0-6.2s, quite
tssastrltftas -. 5.I5--5.s0, srstndrt stB aate
ts.sO--s.00; 1stfsrt, .rtra $s.5o-k rs, sats
bts aasert.i.nt st.TS-J.40, srstair. Sic tute
s2.bs-i.s5; Aass, sgtra 34,75-5.0o. sgts
bis antsrIsisnt t4.o0--4.ss, sreiadrs 5tssuts
te.O0--3.76; Eauusrs sl.s0--2.75, Stodsrs
sRb Rsstsrs ts.Ts--s.0o, srtra s6. .lo--s.e5.
8ulIe n. - Der Wartt Dnr b.uts itnrt.
on Die 3afubr niht gros uno bic Gaafrag.
cine aute par.
Ras,r. unS Isidt. .a.so-s.7s, Bologna
Ss.Ts-4.6s, fttte SuHsH s4.se-4.7s.
falber. - Die Nahfras. mar sIue quite
uho bic Rrcifs ititssn um 25-sec per 100
Biuno.
0rsiudrs ans arsE. s4.so-s.sO, fate BIS
quite isiGtf Ss.0O-s.75, .rtra $1,000.
aalber in ben aemniiiieHs Sduisru. --
6aHts 9HaC sTima bis auSsrIsisHt s14-s14s,
srstudrt 4--st.
s.-Ti. 3ufubr bon eap,in.u
iuar bsnts ei. arobts Der @ohs. Gle stdufsr
iuarsn 3urudaaltsuo, ab,r Ri6t srfolorstt in
Ssrnboriiien Der Tr.iit.
anserltieus idnsre Gsrfanetfprt.n ss IS
gut. bis axserlsi.u. &.rpsfunss. rnt
6ieif6erfsrtsa 3s.7O--s.771a, eemiidlt. Ser.
raSanssiortsu ss.s5-s.70, srbiu6r. Bic ans.
.rIsisne ftrere fettt sdu. ss.00-s.l0, ertrs
-, Stage s5.2s -- 7.2s, I.lhts Ter.
| fanstfsri,u ts.so $50, F.rtd ssR liz
Sfans xns nsnissr ss.oo-s.35.
g dafe uub 2dmmsr. - lie Sufub,
ben Shu'.n uuo 9dmmsrn mar iitullid srsj
uno be Brsiis itstia.
s4aF.. - sEtra t5.5c, Gut. Bic sxs.
nIsisns s4.75--5.4o, srotudrs bis sutt s7.sC
--4.s5, 9dbrIiuoe $3.50 s.25.
eamm.r Refine srtra, auts Bis aus
srIrisHs $3.50 - 900. sreiRars bis suit
| k4ke--T2b.
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probitisutm.

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ptobiiiousm.
Der Narit mar rEbta ua, adrs.
eAmalj j.-prima Stsam l2.ls--12.sst.
eamils ISIs--l4s Lob.
drsksns.faIjsa.s Jt.tf q. Narit
ast,a. Ebert Hare esiteu fsIs--i25Ss bert
aissenlsista ll5s--ll51a sytra ftsrt clear
etittn l9s--iaIse, ehulttrn l0is s--i0sas,
Bellies isIs--ls1st isis sas ~ nsstr sst.
sadt
estsn.--Warfi i,tio. etsrt tIar. ssites
ls1s--istss fatis aibttuisiinis5s-is1ss
sIfrs issrt dear etttsn / 911s-lslss e4ultsrH
l2B-l25ss uHs etIlisS l4lS--l43as isis
Sab As per gfuHs mtsr ssrpad:.
sugar Cured .Blttlh. -- Warft Hstia
ssi sHitr Rahfras.. e4int.n Is - lss
Sttnte Saaltstn isk4--i2kt, SrtdtiaH Sas
cen ls--1st, Shaltsrn l2L ~ &c. BEN
esrs esi eaulttrn I21a--lss trsdsas Beef.
e&lnftn i7--l71as.
eatsspst:t: :, etsifa. go Wars.
hste. Gtinstu ls--1s4s. Sitnit eAul.
tern 1lI4--lIZs, H,Iltts is--l7s ehul.
tern llA--IIs4s HsS BORT Gut e$u!tera
nL-lIsxs.
sriitssei.,fS-eein,.r i,z-,asz.
titHis shulisrn l0iz--io14e, saultsra
loH-io34g ibsrt Rispssititsn I0Ik-IO94s
thert Hare 6siitn les ~ lie, srtra tborl
@dtsn io4-lls. Bellies l2A-lsHs per
pians
M.bIuue e.trtibs.
NttL - asuts BinIu gai.nt ss.ss
- $40, gSinssg s5sRes 1895 - $50,
Binia Samilp s4.ss--5.io. srtsa n.ss
--4.4s, ercindrss s3.Ts -- 4.l0; Ssriaa
patnt 1910 - 500, bo. fants $500
--5.S5 DO. 6amiIa b.sO--4.Ts, Rssseumskl
re,nst s4.sS--4.sl ssmif9tes s4.7s--4.ss
Der Bbl.
gssittu. - Nartt lsbbait uno fen. 30.
2 rcth,r gsirtsr izs--Isit, rs. sI2l--l2st,
70. rs.ter I0s - 1aot per Gu. gtrfauii
Jurbtn: 2 Cara 30 roth,r gsin'er IN SOC
unS Cars 70. 8 DO. iu list auf Gem @,.
I.iie.
9ssIf d,torH. Dldrfi rubte uns fsh.
as.f ntuts Ssits s5-sb1st, Ro.s tp,ibss 81
-6ss, Rs. Z Htisa s2k-sS1it. As. . ssIbss
s4-s4ISt, Sp. > stlbts s8tk--s4t. 30. 4 DO.
n--sss, Gs.a ssm,ittss s4--s+1kt, 30. abs
s3f-e4s, Rc. 4 DO. 6l---S3t, ntibtS Rel.
bsnferH s4--s5c. atIbss DO. s5--e7t, asmiif ftss
30. e+--sss per Sa. gsrtau't purn,R: |
Gar aslbts Solbsn'ora IN 8ske uue Ga,
atmtidtss DO. ia s61Sc aui bem @slsiis.
3dfsr. - Warit rusia uns astis. Rs.
. nsitr 4s<-4ss, StanoaEo p,ibtr 4s--
4slss. 90. p,ltr %7k - 4st, Hs. 4
ps'ssr 4s- Tt, Hs. Q stn,if9tu 47Iz -
4st. Re. . asmifatr asa - 47t, 30.
= DO. 4sla--4sIst per Gu. B,rtauft tuuro,n
Var no. ptmi'dttr III awe bsi gu,unft
sars 30. 3 rsib,r sa <7i8t uuo Gar 30
Do. gu 4sIft nu' stm Gslsifs.
sssgsn.- Warit fstis. 10. sl--s4t.
10. Ts-7gc, 20. IL --7ss per @uistl
Nal. grabia5rt.SUfs, Ss.s72 -
Use Der rnlbd.
ptrsIsiH bee S,tr,io.. Br.irs mil ben.
slnissa am sIsiasa Gage o.s psris.n Jabrss
8. IAN. 1910. g. 5an. 1909:
9ei,tr, We. 2 rsther. ..lses lopt
ssudferu, 70. fe.mif6ts eSs see
eaitr, So.s ssmiihtsr u.usr Az. su
EesseH. We. . Hsuer. so: 7H
@sista
Ter Warst ipar h,tis. gsriauH purbsu
1924 SrH. Tiftiutt's giniTses 0ssss auf ssl
5ahs5sa sl.s5 psr Baasa:
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stls .sn CALI pas isa ~ stz--sS unb
ihfob ~ 80.
giima ssiAaftspapist, purssa IN g.
sia% pisioatirs.
Sisrttus. ar4auat IN fsftr --
eiAt su s<.ssaz--Ass7s aas 90 Rage stAf
~ $4.ssH-4.s3K.
6aHsss Oot. Jn:tsssa nnrsa fstis
sno pHrosn wis fslat sHosirt:
Ser. 5tdateH Rtfuneins - 1ol asb.,
- u1ifirirt. Qs.sI Il411-llss, Coupons
lis - lie, ~ fsstErirtt 1919 - I0s1,
esapsns iolx-io2k gaaama aoussHs
- i0o1s---iOIk.
afu.a - Gs Hurs, bent. sia
aarfsr Trad tam 8srtaufeH ausgtubt uno
oltiss bate iar 5olss, eat be prs.fs bsrnH.
ttrainasu. Tis BART perbittb i6Dad bic
gam Salub unD pie shlusucurunsen paren
be Hitsria,itn es faes.
AahhsbsH0e aaris patesa osa Der 5atma
orwiu, palImuH & Go., so. sss-ss2 8aIaut
Slrnbt, beriAttt:
A.. Il.
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Ghteaso,S. San.
Tssst,t. -- CrStuir, bii stF. ettsrs
brtAt.n $500 - soc. sass $3.50 $50,
f.ifsrs ss.4o -- 500, HulIen $3.50 - AIS,
Raiser $500 - $50. stsi.rs uas Essstrs
ss.7s $50 Tortt Farf bis lSs b0btr.
e&pstN.. .-aHssrtei.u, fh ssr. Ger isHst.
isrttn 1865 o- SIS, sieiiherfsrt.n $3.50
$40, Isiats semiiGtt $s.4S - $50, aus.
srI,i.xs lsitts $3.50 - s.56, S,rSaSHngs.
fort.n ss.ss - $40, 6srtsI t7.73 -- $40
Warft s-l5e bOber.
Saa'-. - s4.so--e.2s, edmm.r $3.50
$50, sdarIiass $s.2S-s.ls. Nnrst fart
bic l0c hohsr.
3ufuhr. - RiuSsi,b $1,000, saip.ins 25,.
900, ehafe Ii, ,0oe.
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RES Ser. 3. San.
siss sar tes.s rubts % sse.ss-s2.so
urb Rupfer Hau; fafs tu STATS ---
1890. eisesrslltte ~ $3.50 -- 1915 uns
eating su slS.sS ls.xe. 8let mar
ruhie iu A.s7k-4,7fh anb Speltr pilts
a. t6ls--s.ss. gifeR Uar unserdnbert. 30.
i5ounern slextbsrn sa tls.Ts--ls.2s, no. .
30. ~ &ls.se ~ 1900, no. Gsufbern une
10. sesttsrn fsft ~ tis.se--is.es,
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eli saas 8. Jan.

shrass, 8. IAN.
W.St - Der warst mar Hart. s,Hte
vst.nts s.Io-s.so, straiasts s4.so---s.ss
esrSns y at.nts s5-t.sS, 6traissts ~. II
--4. 80, setsrs ss.o5-s.so.
NG,sa. - sar 1ai llsL - ll&sat
am eGlaS iIs14c fur 9uIi lo3-loslts. an
sAIub losis,; fur Stptember ss1s--ssLs
sm SalaS sslbs.
As lfStsra. - ssr Rai 81 - s7sSs
am eAIub 6TiLt; fur 3uii s7Iz--ss1ke, an
ealas s7sSs; fir ssst,mbsr c7sI - csc
ssf.s - sar 9ai 4sss - 47sss, a.
sdIss 44Jae: fur e,ptsHsbsr In - acc
am eAlut 4lsss.
Rssgt /. Sic.
euF,. - sut, 6atssrtssss 50 - sss.
ssis kis Asirs WalistrRs o7--72e.
tsfaam:a i. - Rs. q. U. 2o0t.
30. r. n. 2l0G
ftmstssl asm,r. .-ts.sS BET GsMtafr
Dlsbpss.. - $500 - 22.aS Der DbI
Rar 3anuar $3.50 -- 22.io, am enlzi
saI.s0; iiir Tlat s2l.s7jS 2..i5, an
etius sii. %; fur SulI ssi.ss - e2.I7x
am ealus selss.
. Am al,. .-sla6o-ifs21k Der Toe vfe
aar 9daaar sl2.s0 - 1880, am SAlxi
St2.ss; far Iai tl2.Os - l..i7b, ar
ealuS sla.io; fur 9ult sls.os1s-l2.l2h
ain sdlub sle.o28.
etsrt stisssui sttsn.---Sshsli.sT ST !,
I-li.s21< S,r 100 yR. Ssr Ssnuar Sil.s
--ll.so, am sdsab slLss1; far wai
sIf.3e--li.sets, am 5aIuS slI.5ala; far
JnIi sl.s.x-ll.s,1., am ehIuS sil.sal,.
SAuttsra. - sIsrg Lac. x,ttss, psr-
bs6i. fii.s21s-ll.s7l2.
Ss,t.r. startt itstis Grssmtry ss--
s4f, Tsirs 7s--sos
tttr. - Rart! Rst;s. trif6s SIS SIC
Der Datsas.
&af.. - gesrtt a.tl gresm ls4-i7e
Ser vfuak.
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Saew gsrier Dsas. lnotiranaeu.

uftiisa cen. Co.. l0Ha D Re-. I'm. lr... .feoS
Nf&tisn q. <f.......tA ". q, Err. l. H. sssa
xt2tfsa q sF. dJies ", n 4 Z. ssn. Cit. ~
atlantic 3. 4, l. A.. ~ NtEspri Yestfit Ar. sf1&
Hsliimsgt 4 Csis 4r - Hs ~. sf Nsy. 4is. ssk
xslssr!. = Ets Ss; va =. ssH. ST.. ett
esIi G. Gs8 ess ' n o. &. sss. a.. 81
essssisn II. a.. tr.. ~ g. o, We q efs.sr i3ssz.
Gsst. o. 9tsrsia 81. Twin gstt q "a. l. cen u ys
gtsirsi ess.kt ST.. ~ Hsrf. 3 Gsk, a.. " totx
Gsnf. VI q esn k tBA Eettk. Hsstfi< n. -. ts7
asdsp. & CHS tiv Mk Fsftk. NsfiF.t ST.. 7g4
Gkd. D Cts ret. u. &fh Gre. q g ffss, e.. AT
Gat, 4 aft a tfe-. " 4sHa- %. 3ig tiei5l. ssh
q, Q. 4 q J. r.. ~ pear, ess. lE...... .isth
~. 2. D y. cen ~. b~k 4teeir1 9sn. e.. ssh
~. .kes q srn.3is. ~ et.s o. q. ts Ar sIss
81 4 3as ssl a.. stA Sfr, D @. a. a. 81. ssK
GnS d Cat eel 81 ..iszk et. O. u cen "a ~
GHs. 8 4es sfS. ". eim efe D ~ issfs A. sss
Ssts. Srsrhvtes 5s.. ~ esab. Viz eins 4s... "
&sss. Wittans H... six Ssafb 9at. col. A.. sisk
- G.rsf d tyf.4ks.. e7s% Ssssk Sac fs g. iDs5x
Del caeffn -. u. ts3 Ssutt- 4ss i.sss A.. StA
Gsns. u. 0r. N.. eaA Esafs. Aatim. 5f. !. itts4
8. ~ q sti Ss... et,s Ssuib ~. esn q :. 81.
Ittlasss &,........ AAluassm 1auhf <g.. -. tet5s
esis lstes lim 49,. ~ jisisH Hax. ss 1r. fftss
eris I'm 4s, Ts.1 y. 4se !. 3 ri A.. syk
Gfis ss Il fsgies g.. 1tx ii II 4utbfr 6t fQesy
@xts e. " issiff o.. 5zku II q GtssI q u q ~
t:sE t'is q. a e.. W. siss ~ e.. ....sss~ s.. si~
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5Hfertsssaet gttt {. s21 gpab /. 4 ere. 4r... 7sk
INT. Wert. Tsar AR. ~ 5gehsrn Te., 4f..... s5k
aaFeH 4r..4.......ss So easHiHeb. q. CO. &c.. 81
5asan 44t. t........... etAl sps Central lr 90. SlL
kari. Gfts e. T. ST.. tx
.. q. seb. IL (lg3D ss1s
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3uiammen $685. 894, $40
Die 0eportutionen nG1reno bes
Sabres baben infolge Der perInGrftsu
9urhfiihrung Der Giripanoerungsuez
Iebe cine ME geubnte o0be errei6t.
Die 3unabme Der Deportationen be-
ganu I'm glpriI. ais Der &ommiFGr
0iqiams isin UNIT antrat. Sm SuIi
puroen Die meiItsn Gtnpanosrer be-
portiert, nGmIih 1877. Sm gan3en
Durben pdbreno oes Sabres S74S
@inpanoerer aus benz Gafeu bon Retp
Yort ipieber fortgsididt gegen 2667
i'm Sabre 1908.
Die 9epurtutionen parsn, mad
Rpnaten, ME folgt:
SuHual .-.. ........-...... 23U
iSebruar 322
Rdr3 ............... 374
IpriI ...............6 697
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samprr6Oi0.n urirt tn sis IA saseu

9aSp Ethfmeut tViro Garautirt ireeubeinea
SSaA bon 1udenoen, bItnoeu, bluteHbeu ober bets
bnritcbeuoeu 6Gntorrboi6eu in bts IA Zaqeu
6u futrlreu ooer ba5 9eIo SurI2eritGttet. 50c.
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Ginei innatt 5. San.
safahra aas Bsrfanst Disr.rs ssr serHsfs
fts.n - Stunbtn, psretihtu init ben psrber.
eetenetn 2 daatn, nartn pts fslat:
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zd8Iider Msarft. Berid,t. !.

ginetnmatt. s. IAN. 1917
Gisaa sfotgsHbtn 0aotiruus.a bt,iehsH ID
ssfanf 9nstss.fraHsaftionsn Del tleiss.
res vsf&xftes screen stDaspsssrs erstfs b .
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2uiammen 393. .753
The Washington times., 1910-04-17
BORN IN AMERICA

fST WAS born on December 3. 1854, in
SChUyIkiU county Pa" he said
My father, Otto Seidel, and my mother,
both came from POmerania, in Prussia
Ny father was a carpenter and bridge
builder Before was one year old we
moved 10 Prairie du Chien-that-s an
Indian name, isn't it2' asked the artless
mayOr-eIeCt, who would be the last TO
take Onense at having his French i'm
peached-'and afterward he went TO
Madison IN 1853. when 1 was FIVE years
old. We came 10 Milwaukee Ny father
always encouraged me TO read German
literature, even before I was old enough
TO 90 70 school, but at last, al the age
OF six, entered the Union School in the
Sixth ward here in the city
There he remained until he was thir-
teen years Of age he was the eldest
OF eleven children One OF the few
photographs in his little home is that
Of his father and mother, surrounded by
this numerous family, with the serious
face Of Emil in the foreground And
so, long before his education was com
pleted. he had 10 20 TO work
His first employment was in a broom
factory, and then he went to work in a
spice and coffee mill. There he first be-
came wise 10 the tricks OF trade There
he first learned how the people were
cheated by adulterated foOd-and a de-
sire that the people shall have good,
wholesome food. is one Of his strong
est weaknesses" so TO speak
The Washington times., 1910-04-17
EMIL SEiOEL AT WORK
AS A DESIG NER

others There IS a kindness in his very
fraukness-
Music makes a strong appeal 70 this
man Of the people, and IN the candid
recital OF his life story, which appears
here with reasonable completeness for
the first time. he told how he used to
lOiter for half al hour at a time when
as q boy he was sent on an errand Il BY
chance he heard some one playing the
plano as he passed along. He has q
piano IN his home on which lay q vol
ume OF Gospel hymns he took oc-
casiOn 70 explain that he was not so
pious as this might indicate. As z lad
he was converted TO the religion OF TIE
Evangelical ssOciatiOn-somewha re-
semblins Methodism IN its creed and
discipline. Walking out by the cemetery
and rejecting in his dreamy way upon
the spiritual world, he reached the con
clusiOn that he would become a min
lister Of the Gospel He began TO learn
the Bible by heart he became active
IN Sunday school and choir work But
gradually his mind turned in other d.
rections-
The Washington times., 1910-04-17
MR@-EML SEl0EL AND DAUGHTER VIOLA

intrenChment IN the onward march Of
international Socialism Of the more ad-
vanCed type. such as Europe under
stands 81 The foreign elements at work
in the election were illustrated by an
Incident which, even on its oZn merits,
is fun Of human interest On election
day Katie Cohen a Russian Jswess who
had been banished 10 Siberia and after
four years finally escaped from its lv-
ing death. was one Of tie most active
workers al the polls. and brought out
twenty voters she was the Joan or
Arc Of the Socialist cause. and her OPT
famine bore the same device as that
which had caused her exile.
II was exile from Russia however
In this connection IL may be stated
that, almost as a matter Of course Mr.
SeideI believes in woman suffrage.
The Washington times., 1910-04-17
Asks Seat
For Every Fare.

While not embodied IN the platform, a
number Of resolutions were adopted IN
the platform convention. one Of which
demands "a seat for every fare in the
street cars. another that the price Of
bread shall be reduced by requiring q
standard loaf and still another that
widowed washerwomen shall have their
water rents RENTED Stu another
denounced the "subservient Federal
courts while ATayOr-elect SeideI, as q
member Of council, has already intro
duced a measure to require the street
cars to put on three-cent fares
This is the dream OF couectfvfsra
These are the pledges and promises
with which the Socialists officially went
before the people in their successful
fight.
Advantage may be taken here Of the
opportunity 10 quote the statement
given out by Victor L Berger on the
Sunday after election, IN which he emu
uaerated the things which Milwaukee
Socialist would not attempt to do:
Abolish capitalism IN Milwaukee
Create a state OF business uncer-
tainty.
work.
Allow IOafers to retain Office.
or attempt more than the state laws
authorize; for exempIe. institute the in
itiatIve and referendum, which must
wait on State legislation
In this connection Il IS convenient TO
point out that many OF the ambitious
plans Of the Socialists. such as the is
suing Of bonds to take over the public
utilities. beautify the city and provide
better health and educational facilities
VIII be greatly hampered by the fact
that Milwaukee is already within 1913. O00
Of the amount Of bonds she IS legally al
lowed to isUe; and. second, that II re-
quires a three-fourths vote IN council to
pass a bond ordinance. which the ten
Democrats and four Republicans could
defeat by uniting against the tvventy-one
Socialists The latter answer, however.
that they VIII 90 out after the tax
dOdger, as outlined In their platform.
and assess property TO q point where
The Washington times., 1910-04-17
Free Text Books
And One Warm Meal

The fourteenth demand was for Free
textbooks" and at least one warm meal
day shall be furnished for the chill
dren, free Of cost, whenever necessary.
the same 20 be paid for BY the city"
Il further demanded an increased
number Of free concerts IN the parks.
az least one concert a week IN the big
auditorium, and that the auditorium be
opened for meetings and amusements OF
the working people at q low rate
The platform went out after the tax
dodger, for II IS BY reaching that class
that It hopes 10 get the money TO carry
out its municipal projects. Buildings"
said this plank, owned by banks and
trust companies shall be taxed Ike the
property Of other citizens"
It demanded that the city should en-
large its area ard that the plotting OF
the new territory be done scientifically,
with q view 70 healthy and esthetfc
conditions" This esthetic note Is sound
ed again in the demand that the city
take better care Of the trees, create ad-
ditional small parks as public play
grounds, with Cpen-sir gymnssiums
and natatoTiums.
The tramp evil is 10 be abated II the
Socialists carry out their promise, for
they demanded IN their platform that
not only should the sIUms be redeemed
and model dwellings substituted, to be
rented slightly above cost" but that
the city operate a municipal lodging
house for Weary William
The Washington times., 1910-04-17
THE PLATFORM.

he first plank IN the Socialist plat
form consisted OF q general demand
for a new city charter by which the
people could have home rule in munich
PAL affairs, and with this vas coupled a
demand for the initiative and referen-
dun, with the right OF recall
The second plank. which IS vital and
sweeping. IS given in fun:
The city snail secure the ownership