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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-12
Ser 6l. 8on9reB
Gie Senatoren 8eisen Deuig 2rt CUR
arbett. |
Wubten ii6 tpsssn WcHssIs aU Dor.
Ii.s.Hosu GefhdfteT oertGgeU.
Weitere gsriu6e CUR RobrsgsluHs Der
Sriurs.ntsn I'M 9sprdisnz
tantenbdus.
Sic iinb absr anideineHo Der Situas
ton sefpddisH.
Die Rsiolutiou CUR 4au1hme ems
pfoblen,
7ersuFoiss Der SnlugitrotlrHstug dui
ben lsBteu DoHHeritas i'm April
fallen lou.
Die RsioIutiou CUR 4au1hme ems
pfobleu,
Ssnut.

Wafbington, .. g., II. San.
Dab bic 5sHatstommitteeu Iih iotpelt
nod bsrsli6 tpenig um bic arbeit gez
tiimmert boben, geht aus Der ghatia6e
berpor, bab Ii6 am 9isnitos Der Seuot
i6on nd6 elmer MIR 80 Winutsn LAM
gen SiBurs pertugsR uluBte, neil ale
auF Der 5agesoroHuHg itsbsnoen Gss
ibdfte erleoist parsn.
Sn Der tursen Sisung puroen bier
8orlaeeH BON nur Iotaler geoeutung
unb stpei ooer orsi perbditniBmGBig
unrpihtise RsfOlutionsn anssuommsn.
Mit ausndbme bon 3tpei ober orei
anoereH Dorlassn, 1esen eereu GrDG.
gung Gintpcno erbobeu tuurbe. rpcreU
oies ale Geihdfts, bic iotpeit bic Soms
mtttesn in bieier SsFion srIepigt ba.
ben. lIno als Dieis 9orlaee angenom.
men tporoen, blisb uitts dHoeres ibrig
als bic Gei6dite gu IuipenoirsH.
Reprdfentduteub baus.
Rohoem am 9isuftas oas 6aus ben
4rmse-gtat augsnommen bate. bel
oem Is ii6 um 8srpiIlisunaeu in 5obe
bon sos, 100000 bouoeIt. beibdftigts
es iid nod cine 3sit lang init elmer
Der 9orldssn sur llHteroriiduHs oss
Wsaotenbonoels.
Betrahtlite Sppofrion ipurbe BEN.
ienisen Photographer Der 9orlase ses
nahi. bic bonn apmmiitee fiir Gtntpans
oeruns einsereihi rplrroe. unter bem es
uls Elm Derbrehen Snseieben fperben
foil, penn cine perion elmer dnoeren
bebilflih III iib BON sinem Studt in
einen anoeren su begebtn, um bort Der
proitituiion su obIisgsn. Die Rspr.
Bartlett, Oeoreia, Goebel, Ohio, unb
Ridarbion. 4lo.. rahten seltsno. eab
cies Elm Ginsriff in Die Staotgre6te
iein fpiirbe. bd nntsr Der aouititu,ton
ieber Staai bos ausihliebIihe Rstt
bat. feline eieene RoraI su reguliren.
Die Rsprdisntantsn gennett. R. o.,
4nfbin, 1enn., Burnett. 4la.. unb
abair. Snn.. ipra6en gu Gunften Der
@orlase. oeren 3rpst III. unmpraliide
perionen aus eem 2anoe heraussus
haltsn uno bic auppIsr su befsraf,n.
Die WoHn'its gOrlde. bot lsbis.
lih ben 3iped, ben MabdenbanoeI
slptffxn ben Siaaisn su perhinnern,
rpdbrtnb bds Observation-Disclosures
beobfiHtigt. ale speiielbafien perion.
li1teiien, rsamsnilih unmoroliihe
Grnuen unb W1nner bic NIT ibnen
hdnoeln. aus benz 2anoe brdus3ubal.
ten. Die Repr. gsnnett uHn Mann
oriditn bic 5offnuHs aus. bab beioe
@orlosen CUR annahme seIangen mir.
ben uno Repr. Wonn iiinbiste an, bab
Les fstne Nsxlase por SGs 6aas briaosn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-12
sir 5rau petrOiino mir ,
rel q I i'd QeiOrqt.

Rem gort, II. Sanuar. Rad
elmer ReIolution, Die am Stenitag ppm
Rutb Der aldermen dn1enomne1 I
tpirb, lam ipiro Die Dittpe bes 90
Ii3eiIeutHonts Soiepb getroiino. Der In
goIsrmo, Si3iliea, ermorott puccs,
cine .Gbrli6e BENTON BON $4,000 pm
Der Stabt Rep Dort erbultsn. Sit
erbdIt isBt aus bcm poli3sipeuiipnss
Sonbs $1,000 idbrIth uno Der Roth
Der QiaesmsH bat lhr peitsrs $2O0J
betDiaigt.
Gin itdtisniia.r Rorbsr
iauIoig befuuben.
qlbanp, u. o., II. San. Do
mimic Jerrsr 1T bier lpsgen Der @rs
moroune bss 9runoeiseutbums z4gsns
ten 8eorse 6. phelps bes Rorbes i'm
eriten 9rabs ihuloig befunben tpprbsu.
Der Warn bate einseftanben, silism
,3peiq Der rShtpar3en 6ano" dnsussz
b0ren, Der i!h bic n5amilie Der tobteu
fDroer" nsnut. unb pab er ben Woro
uuf gsfebI Der 9eisuidaft bsgangen
babe.
oem SabafgeihGft
pirb ami heinenb ni6ts.
2eriugton, 4p.. II. Sonuar.
5bomas so. 2o1pIou. BON Bottom, Der
oIn Mtontug bierbergetommen mar, UNI
Der gurlen Sobaceo Soeietp stnen
pldn por5uleeen, unter oem er uno
aubers 4apitaliiten bic gan3e Iubdf.
srnte pom Sabre 1909 ubernebmsn
MOLTEN, lit am Tienftda pieber ndd)
Bottom suriidsste9rt. Die gurlep So
eistp bate erpartst. oob Der 5indn3ier
ben 5abat oirett taufen tpirbe uub
bic 8eamten iinb iest enttdui6t. ba es
Iid um eiHsn plan bonbeite, eine gro=
BE GombiHaticn gu biloen, Die ben Ia@
BAT in Sppoiitiou sesen Die 4mericau
5obasea 60. tn Nsfs nshmsn iaIIss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-12
Cine repoluiiondrs 9eri6D0rung II
aiHabon eutoedt.
Eie WiniitertriIis in uHgdrH nod
nihi su Gnos.

aus benz beuti den Rel d.
gerIin, IL. San. Der aaiisr
gailbelm er0ffnets am 9isHitug IN let.
ner Giaenihuft als aDnis Don 4srsu'
cen ben prsubifhsn aanDtag. Sn lei.
ner 5bronrebe iagte CT, oaB Die Rsglss
rung benz a1noias cine Bcriags 5ur
Reformiruns oerDdhlssisBs urterbrti.
ten piirne ipie audi cine 8orlage, Die
Der Eenoeris Der alrbeit.rtlaiien Die
Mtsrbaunifriits gu perlafen uno ben
Sidbien suSuiirOmen entg.ssHarbeitsr
iolIs.
sSn Der Reee tpirb audi elm btoeuiens
bss 9efi3it i'm Budget augeiiiHoigt,
trob Der sr0ber.n Staats.Ginnabmsn
in 5olse eiinitisersr 9anbesDerhdlts
nife.
Das Defisit 1T bduptfG4li5 cine
sSolss Der Grhobung Der 9ebdlter Der
mesierungEanssitsllten.
Tas BON BEN isinansminiitsr BON
Rhsinbaben ipdier eingereihie Budget
ipeibi ein Tsfi3it bon S23. 900. 900
auf.
2lu6 Der Rei6stas trat am Gisnftaa
fpieber SuIammen.
Die Regisrung Der Der. Siaatsn bat
fpdhrsno oes gaees oos bisiise ausipdr.
iise 4mt bsnadrihtist. oaB lie bic On.
rabms bts in 8oritlss se6rabten
aaliseIeBss cls cine Discrimination
essen bic amsritaniiten Snierthsn an.
fehen ipiiroe.
Gem 9ernsbmsn naf iit Der Stanb.
punt Der ameritanii6su Regierung
Der, bob Die annahme Der Wdbrsesl
cine iolte Discrimination ssesn Die
Ser. Siunien beoeaien piirbs, tpie
pies i'm Qr.ii,l siDei oss papn.. 1arifs
seieses oorgefeben iii.
Die iton Dor Mona.en eripdant.
nno inslpiiheH pom prinaen 6einrid
unnnriifIih pemsntirts brftiife Be-
bouptung BON sinem onotbliftE snas
lanDfeinoIitxn 9oait btutidsr Wsos
riusoffBxre bate. euie isbt befannt
ipiro, dud su elmer niretten AnFrnae
BON 2onooner 9sntften on ben sfais
fer Wilbelm gefiibri. Wiit Mren Be-
aHsiportung in oas Reihs.M .Marintam.
txaufiragt tporbtn. Gisfes bessihne.
bic 9ebauptung, oab oeutids Seeoffi.
5isrt iGgtif auf ben riommsnbsn9ae" !,
an ipelhem England psrnihiei insroen
fcllte, sonfsisn, ais Elm psr1htli6ss
Stiid Der ssripoliidt. Der ilrbebsr Der
feniaiicneIlsn 0eft,ih,s. bic pcn ben
6<bern nit ollsn ebisantn dusosfeu.
ist tpcrb<n. mar Q. altrdno.r poipea,
Tsftslieb ber t1nisI. Geogrnptiihsn
0eisIIhdft BON England. Bon einer
auseebebnten turopdifhen Reiie sas
ridgttsbrt. bate CT tn ~Gperpbobp's
Waadsins nnter anberem llniinn be
Oeihifte Gufsetiidt. baB mad, jeb.r
Mdblssit in ie6sr Cffi5iersmsiit einss
leoen beuiidxn ari,ssfhifFs bic glds
kr an chamber il6ngen i'm 1oaft uuf
-Dfn Tag. auf ben Gag. an ip<Ifem
Dsutids unb grittn fih eeseHfeiiis al
sr.rilraen periu6xn iuiiroen.
guse Grsishuns. ersldrt bds Rtihs.
Ulcrineami. ipurx jsosn eeu!fnen
MarinecFfisisr DeronlciIsn. eintn FOL.
6en obiurbsn 5ooit ols cine srobe
G<i@mndloiisisii au betrohisn. bic 3u
hsaebeH itm bas 1attosfahl Dtrtieie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-12
Metterberi1t.

J. sir Ohio unb ods ipsitlihe
s,ennInlpanien. llnbsitdnoiges uno
ip1rHeres gDetter on Wsittpoh; ON
DonnerIsdg Ressn. SiibIids biz iiios
1ftlidx Wirbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-12
Gineimnati geittuodb, Dem IL. Sanuar 1910.

fpolle. fobalb bic ieBt porliesenoe ers
lebigt 1T.
Die 8orldqe tpar nod in Grtpdgung,
als iid oas 6uus Inn balb fiinf llbr
pertagte.
Der admpf gegeu bic Sns
iurgenten.
Sin felt so Sabrer eriItirenber
8rauA i'm Observation-Disclosures, bds
.4bpoarsn", lift burth Die 5unbLunq
oes Repr. 0tpigbt, Don Rep gort, Der
republitaniihen ~Wbip", in 8efdbr
ge6radt porDen, tnoem er bic rpaarz
gIsrts" am guIte bes Spre6ers an>
mics, in Der 3utunft feline rspubIitaniz
ihnWitglieber mehr ab3updaren, aus
geuommen unter ben beitebsnben 8orz
ihriften. Die Oemotraten unO Sniurs
gentsn itno Der Qnii6t, baB Der S6lag
gegsu 2eBtere geridtet 1T, I'm bic Sr.
ganiIutiou 5u itGrten, tpenn bas 8otum
Elm tnappes iein ioIlte.
Repr. Gernsr, bon Seros, bic bemo,
tratii6e rDbip", iugte. oaB 0pigbt
Die 9dar sGlsrfs dngetpisIen babe Pies
mono ne6r ab5upuuren, ausssnommen
NIT ieiner 3uItimmung. 8ptg6t iteQts
oies in Qbreoe, Die 6oIge mar aber, baB
9arner eineH Ge9snzSug mahte, in-
oem er cine alte, big iest dber ntht be.
foIste Regsl gum 8orifeiu brd6te, Der.
3ufolge aae Qbpadrungen am puIte bes
Sprsders iariftlt6 gsma4t perben
miTIen.
Ssit msbr aIs 20 Sabreu mar ss
IN ReprGientanteubdus Ssbermann &C..
| itattet, it5 nah 9eIisben gu ieoer 3eit
nit trgsno etnsm RitgIieo Der gegnes
ridden partsi ab3upaaren. I'm nun
ben S6ritt 8pigbt's iopiel als mig
LID ab3uihDGaen, bot Der Rspr. 9drz
ner ben bemotratiIhen YadrzgLert an
getpleisu Riemano Qb3upadreu, aus
geuOmmen penu bsios SbetIe gsnuu Die
oarduf 8e3ug bdbenDe Regel bsfolgen.
Inter osm gefsbI DDisbt's puroe
ss bieisn mDali6 Isin bic Stimmen Der
Q6peisnbsn gu tontroQirsn, ober bers
isHigeH, bic iih ab3upaareu rpiini6eU,
mas ben SniurgeutsH gum S6aDen &C.
reihen plroe, pa 8tpigbt gang su Der
SdusorsaHiiatioH bdlt.
gDsHH Der Shahsag Der 3smotra.
ten erfolsrei6 III, oaHH Dirb in Der
| 3utunft oos 4bpaaren fart bsIhrdHtt
rpercen uno es pIro oann pabr1hein'
| lih uud ben 9erIu6 Der republttani,
ftrn .Rsguldrsn~, bic Suiurgentsn in
8erlsgeHbeit gu bringen, gu Rihte mas
| den. 4u6 piiroe odnn pubritxinIit
Der geiu6 Der SiguHgen Elm beiIersr
iein, Do oanu Die Dislen Reprdisntan.
ten Die iegt INNER a6tpseno limb uuo
lls dbgepadrt gemeloet psrben, ges
3pungsn fsiu rpiirpeu i'm 5aus gu er.
IiteiHen uHo ii4 i6riftIid ob8upaoren,
| Der Sudugurdtionstdg
| otI duf Guoe 4priI
perlegt Deroen
9ag 5auss Juiti3tommittee bat am
0teHitog beihlOiien, Die ReIoIuttor
CUR 4nndbuIe 81 eHrpfebleu. oer3ufoIgc
in Der 3utuuft bic Qmtstsrmtne be:
grdiioenteu uHo gt3s>prdiIosnten.
tpis audi Der Ssnatorsn uno ReprG,
ientauteu am Issten 0onuerftag i'm
QpriI Beginner iolen. dnitutt am 4
WGr3. ME bisber. Disis 4noronuno
IolI absr crit auf Die Witslieosr be-
Hongrsfes anrpeuouug fiuoen, biz
t3re iesigeH SermiHe abseIaufeR iino
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Iie G.e[lung Der fran3ofiheH Rssis.
runs sur air9enfross.
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Der aaiicr ffuoist in ieiner
5brpnrebe Dor oem SanS-
tage on
DAFT bic Rsgierung cine tOadlrelorms
Uor(ase einrtidea ueree.

Eds prsubifte Staaiss9tfi8it bslduft
fih auf $23,0O0,000.
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DAB bic annobms b.s aalissIss,s uls
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Die BittDe bes ermorbeten 2eutnant:
gctroIino srbGlt $4,000 BENTON.

Sruppen nua 9ieHnu, Sus., bsoroert
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Die 9P(Inan=Jl(orOafaire
Gribeint jett TIT eimem att
neren Sid)t.
Die BON Soelman angcflasteefiIe
SeasberrD tit Sem Srleans
perbaftet.
Der tOOte Juwetier 6eiBt eigent(id
JlieOer6e(maR.
un6 lit Elm ebemuliger gincinnatier.
BON Der SSabresfonDention Der RGtioz
noIen 9ieb3ii4ter 2tTociatiou.
prGitoert Soitro. fpri6t iia in i4orfer
L L
uu6 1T Elm sbemaIiger gincinnatier

prGfiDent Soitro. ipridt iid in idarfsr
DeiIe iiber ben Sartf.S4a6er aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-12

Muslano.S o.Selearapb.
Gus Dem Oeuuden Rei6.
Meidstag mnb Der preiiRts
id,e SanDtag iuieoer IN
Zitmng.
Ser aaiicr fiinSist in ieiner
Sbrpnrebe por oem Sano-
tage an
DAFT bic Reaieruw cine llja6lrelorms
Dor(ase einrfidpa weree.
Eas preuBifte Staaiss sDtfisit bslduft
fi6 auf s23.0o0,ooo.
Der Rsaierurg s.bt Don Ddihinston
aus cine Warnung gu,
Dab bic 4nnabme bes Salissisbes als
unsuldHise Discrimination ans
gtisheu fpiiroe.
. -
sDie Gt.llung Der fran5Ofihen Rssis'
rung sur air4enfross.
Cine repoluiionGrs 9eridDoruHg in
aiHabon entoett.
Die Winiitrtriiis in uHgurH nod
nihi su Gnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-12

I'm bort Elm 2Bndgsrtdt gu Dsrbinoern.
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Der RsaieruHs ssbt Don Ddihtnston
aus cine Warnung gu,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
HERE IS A REAL
DYSPEPSIA CURE
8ettIes Your Out-of-Order Stomach
And Ends All Indigestion
IL Five Minutes Later.

The question as to how long you
: are going TO continue "A sufferer from
Indigestion, Dyspepsia or out oforder
Stomach Is merely matter of how
soon you begin taking some Diapep-
sin.
II your Stomach is lacking in diges.
tive power, why not help the stomach
to do Its work, not with drastic drugs
but a reinforcement of digestive
agents, such as are naturally at work
In the stomach
People with weak Stomachs should
take little Diapepsin occasionally
and there will be no more Indiges-
ton, no feeling like lump of lead In
the stomach, no heartburn, Sour ris-
ings, Gas on Stomach or Belching OF
undigested food, Headaches, Dizzi-
ness or Sick Stomach, and. besides.
what you eat Will not ferment and
poison your breath with nauseous
odors. All these symptoms resulting
from sour, out-of-order stomach
and dyspepsia are generally relieved
In Ave minutes after taking little
Diapepsin.
Go TO your druggist and get a 90
cent case OF Pape's Diapepsln now,
and you will always go to the table
with a hearty appetite, and what you
eat will taste good. because your
stomach and intestines will be clean
and fresh, and you will know there
are not going TO be any more bad
nights and miserable days for you.
They freshen you and make you feel
like life is worth living.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
CREDIT MEN DINE.
Also Listen to Speeches by w. A
Petzold and e. st. Elmo Lewis.

The November meeting and dinner
of the Detroit Credit Mems associa-
ton. i'm the Hotel Pontchartrain, Tues
day evening was notable for the ex-
cellence OF the addresses and several
high-class musical selections by the
Mendelssohn quartet. William A. Pet
gold, Of the j. l.. Hudson Co. gave a
highly interesting talk on The opera
ton of a modern department store. "
1t Is service. he declared. that makes
for the success Of big mercantile
establishment. II the service Is high
class the public will appreciate IL and
the firm will receive its reward In in
creased business.
+. st. Elmo Lewis, advertising man.
ager OF the Burroughs Adding Machine
Co, spoke on Efficiency principles"
as applied to business. He enumer-
ated these principles as follows: Com
mon sense, open-mindedness. ability TO
make innovations. individuality, or
ganization, discipline, adequate re-
wards for employees and enthusiasm.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
LET YOUR STOMACH HAVE IT'S
OWN WAY.
% Not Try to Drive and Force II TO
Work When IL is Not Able or You
Will Suffer All the More.

You cannot treat your stomach as
some men treat a balky horse; force.
drive or even starve II into doing
work at which ii rebels. The stomach
is a patient and faithful servant and
will stand much abuse and ill-treat'
ment before It "balks," but when it
does you had better go slow with 1t
and not attempt to make Ii work.
Some people have the mistaken idea
that they can make their stomachs
work by starving themselves. They
might cure the stomach that way, but
1t would take so long that they would
have no use for stomach when they
got through. The sensible way out
of the difficulty Is to let the stomach
rest IL 1t wants to and employ a sub
stitute to do Its work.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will do
the work Of your stomach for you and
digest your food just as your stomach
used to when II was well. You can
prove this by putting your food in n
glass jar with one Of the tablets and
sufficient water and you will see the
food digested In just the same time
as the digestive fluids of the stomach
would do 1t. That will satisfy your
mind. Now, to satisfy both your mind
and body take one of Stuart's Dyspep
sia Tablets after eating-eat all and
what you want-and you will feel In
your mind that your food Is being d.
gested because you will feel no dis
turbance or weight In your stomach
in fact, you will forget all about hav.
ing a stomach, just as you did when
you were healthy boy or girl.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act In a
natural way because they contain on.
~ the natural elements OF the gastric
juices and other digestive fluids OF
the stomach. IL makes no difference
what condition the stomach Is in.
they go right ahead of their own &C.
cord and do their work They know
their business and surrounding con.
ditions do not influence them in the
least. They thus relieve the weak
stomach of all its burdens and give
IL its much-needed rest and permit II
to become strong and healthy.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by all druggists at SO cents a
box. They are 30 well known and
their popularity is so great that a
druggist would as soon think of beinp
out OF alcohol or quinine as OF them
In fact, physicians are prescribing
them all over the land. and IL your
own doctor Is real honest with you
he will tell you frankly that there Is
nothing on earth so good for dyspep
STA as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
WESTERN UNION LOSES.
Supreme Court Upholds Judge Hosmer
In Commercial Milling Co. Suit.

The supreme court of the United
States has just affirmed a decision by
Judge Hosmer. of the Wayne circuit
court, holding the Western Union
Telegraph CO. liable for damages for
the non-delivery of message sent
by the Commercial Milling Co. to Its
agents In Kansas City.
The message was mislaid In Chi
cago. The milling company had or
dcred It's agents to buy wheat. The
price advanced, and the company al
legged that 1t lost 81 900 through fail
ure To make the purchase. There is
no federal statute covering the case.
and Judge Hosmer decided that under
the circumstances, the state law
would apply TO interstate business
An appeal TO the state supreme court
and from this body TO the federal SUI
preme court, failed to shake Judge
Hosmer's decision.
Ralph b. Wilkinson represented the
Detroit firm. The telegraph company
was represented by Judge Dillon OF
New York, chief counsel, two OF his
staff assistants. and Charles d. Joslyn
of Detroit. The decision is of far.
reaching Importance.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30

NUl0coI)uRkD||
SE.sl1gz;yzuIzygEul':!;..
SOLDIER TALKS SELF INTO
PRISON FOR THREE YEARS
He Sassed Officer When Ordered TO
Return to His Quarters and 10
Sentenced to leavenworth.

He sassed Officer When Ordered to
, Return to His Quarters and 10
Sentenced to leavenworth.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30-Because,
when ordered to return to his quar-
ters by Capt Henry c. Clement, Jr..
Twenty-ninth Infantry, Musician An
thony +. Burns replied: "Ah, go on,
how about that thirty-six dollars"
Burns will have to spend three years
In Leavenworth prison. He has also
been dishonorably discharged from
the regular army. The courtmartial
that tried him for Behaving with dis
respect toward his commanding off,
GER" sentenced him TO Ave years In
Leavenworth, but Gen. +. ID. Grant
cut off two years.
Private Eugene F.. Harris, also OF
the Twenty-ninth infantry, must serve
five years in Leaverworth. Accord
Ing to the record Of the courtmartial
Harris appropriated about all OF the
property at Fort Jay that was not
nailed down. He was found guilty
OF carrying G ten suits OF civilian
clothing, property OF non-commission-
ed officers In the regiment, and Com
pany his set of pool bans.
Trooper Arthur j. Edwards of the
Tenth Cavalry. insisted on filling his
canteen with well water at the Pine
Creek camp and drinking 1t, despite
the orders of his troop sergeant. Then.
to add insult to injury. he insisted on
wearing his hat peaked when ordered
to crease 1t along regulation lines.
Placed In charge Of the most vuard
Edwards assaulted "doughboy"
guard with pick handle. He was
tried by courtmartial md Gen. Grant
has approved the sentence OF ten
years imposed by the court.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
Cat Orphans Rats to Adopt Them.

F'RUITLAND. Ind, Nov. 29.-South
Of here lives George Wallace, a col
ored farmer, owner OF a cat with a
hobby for making orphans OF young
rats and then taking the place of their
mothers. Just now she IL tenderly
nursing litter OF young rats. having
previously made meal OF their par
ent The little rodents take kindly TO
their new mother.
A few days ago neighbor's rat
terrier strolled into the Wallace yard,
and spying the happy family frelick-
ing around in a chicken coop. set to
work 10 break IL up. The old cat In
less than five minutes had given the
dog a dressing down" that greatly
changed its appearance.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
Nathan Shellfish Dead.

Nathan Shellfish, one of Detroit's
old residents, died Tuesday. In the
home of his son, DR.. Joseph Shell
fish. No. PAT Adams-ave. east. Mr.
Shellfish was born SO years ago in
Amsterdam, Holland. and came to De
troit as young man. Mrs. Shellfish
who is SO years old, survives her hus
band to whom she had been married
20 years. The surviving children
are: Mrs. n. Kent, Chicago; Mrs. I
Jacobs, New York: Mrs. NJ. Van
Vleet, Mrs. A. Pereria, Meyer Shell
fish and Dr. Joseph Shellfish, all OF
Detroit. Thirty grandchildren and
% great-grandchildren are also liv
ing. Funeral services under the di
rection OF the Knights OF Pythias, OF
which the deceased was an active
member will be held in the home
Thursday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
The com mission, headed by Gov. War
ner. which haa hecn lnXe ntiK q tln 4

the contract labor question. Is now
IN Lansing for the purpose OF draft
ing its report, TO be submitted 10 the
next legislature. The commission
has visited prisons in Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Charlestown, Mass /;
Elmira, ~ Y.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
A Christmas MoraI--.Do Your BUM
Now and Let Your Gifts Be Practice
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The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
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The Detroit times., 1910-11-30
Dore E. Wallace, 80 year. old, .. u,
Thomas Tyler, "a years old, NO. loo

Adams-ave. east, was locked up
the central police station Tuesda
night on charges preferred py IN
mother OF Ruth Wheeler Sh
charges Wheeler with Turing he
daughter away with promises OF nm
clothes.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-30

An obstinate headache often will
disappear II the head behind the ears
be bathed with hot water