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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
W tIIC pcSf n }
going to the plaI
rTLu Hutct HoUK, SIT down and read.
ms might not be to everyones tast

put ~ is recreation for me. I do not
mke the rougher games and mamma
eat"
recreation; what does that word
mean! 1t means rest and it means to
pe Tree TO do what we wish and to me
1t means to read.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
IN week to week and do i
s. you GO nUI SgItt WITH SOME

by Wednesday Of each week, and
st.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-03
Ri6orp maatbers an asnrn !. Gin.

Rihdrp Wathers ar 5enrn ). Slnls
lid. Got 184 in 2. llHterabtbsiluns.
gsprippob Yart, ST etc.
Gcpbia 9pttenus on Sohn Sbearer,
90 SUB an Gpans pldte. 81 etc.
gDolter Sup an aba 9R. Son, 3
Cots in 6. 50. Sbort's llnterobtbet-
luna Setitan, 81 etc.
Telia Dietrih an 81. y. Cooper,
so fSuB an Gbparbs Roao, 81 etc.
Rihorp Motbers an 5. gD. Sentins,
Cots 9S uuo 90 in /. llnterobthetluHg,
Rorlpoob gSart, ST etc.
Geo. Wlatbers on pto., Sot 100 IN
oto., ST etc.
9lIireb SeaIongooo (per Gret.) an
5terpart Sbiuito. 20 Sub an g'n'
Strobs, 81 etc.
ssrdnees q. g. @uIib on 9nna w
Terris, ! 2ot ON Wontietb plaes, u
etc.
2piis sslueeel on Ann Galen, ] SoI
an Rdpine Ctr, $500.
Sobn Z. G'dFer an Souis Jlusssl
25 Tuf an Rapine Ctr, 81 etc.
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Grnnoeistntbums SoDpcth.tsH.
Cincinnati. 3. 5ebr.
Reue Snbotbeten.


Reue Sppotbstsn.
Marouerits Nplie an 2eHor .. II.
6. Co., $500.
Gale So. arorIoe on 5omsiteoo ..
II. 6. 60, $1,000.
Gcparb q. Senrp an SiIpsrton y.
II. 9. 60, $500.
SoIeph u. 5erbrusggen an Yrite
Sil gaole 6. II. .. SO. 9lc. l, 5000.
9epree SO. ViteIbeImsr on 9one
9. il. g. Co., $2500.
Sobn Smitb on 2odIdno .. IL. 4.
q. Co., $500.
Gborles 2ep on SrmoHbs g. Il. Z.
Co., $500.
TsabsI 6. 1ineIsp an Wlapiion y.
a. SO. 2, $3.50.
Geo. .. Roore on BIO, $1,000.
Geo. Goldberg an g. Wl. Cooper,
5000.
Gbdg. grotxit on Dm. aittIeioro,
81 etc.
apuis 6. @oob an Qoripoob Snip
9. Il. 6. Co., $3.50.
.Uorp Ssis on ). y. S4nsIotr
$500.
auna SD. 5srris an Jroness u. 6
Balih. $1,000.
GstiIgte 9ppotheten.
Ualter s.. 1utiIe an 2enor y. II. Z
Co., $500.
Spiepb :. ssItpn on SOispb u. Sn
geriou, 1915.
soaIs 81. JronIOe on Somsitenb 6
IL. &. Co., $1,000.
Caroline auers on SiIpsrion &. u
9. Co., $1,000.
Gbipdrb q. Senrp on Silperton !
II. .. Co., $1,000.
5enrp go6mspsr an Wiliam1bair
$700.
Z. ". 5srbrueeeu an Yrite St
Gools g. IL. y. Sc. SO. /. $3.50.
Sophie Wluelkr on Ginctnnotus !
II. 9. Co.. $25OO.
Soiepbiue 6. S6mipttr on aotsgsi
baus, $1625.
Wm. &. Seller on Sprins 9oros
G. II. 9. Co., $l750.
R. 81. cunningham on bio, Sl65'
Greb. MsNel an Guo. Gtnro
$3.50.
s5raut Gain an R. .. Shatp. $27
8. 6. Sarris on Some y. IL. &. !
60, $4,000.
Gfter u. Cannon on gn.srprlis J
IL. 6. u. Co., $500.
q. 50. gidslbeimsr on 9. 9. Usol
bar, $400.
Wlobel 6. 9inslsp on Wabiion
u. go. q. $3125.
Sphn Serossins on VI. ). Wseec
tbn, $500.
gpaar g. Sobnion on Wlt. Asol
inoton g. 9. ii. 9. Co., $3.50.
Sba 9ollmer on Gnterprlis y.
3 Co., $4,000.
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Mmsldubiid1e StaHriHten.

Waior o. Yarfsoaf Ii ber
bos unitorre Spitem. Sm gerpdls
tunpsaebGube Der 8erliuer algsmsis
uen GlettriSiidtsgtielIfdoft belt yaas
ior o. Qariepal einen9ortrag iiber iein
9uftI6ifi N,itarrsn SpiRms. Utdior
.. .pariepal erlGuterte sunahft an3ono
BON Wpbellen bic aonitruttion uno
bic GntipitsInng isines Spfems. Osr
erite gninurf bes parieDdlbollons
itammt aus BEN Sabre 1901; in ben
ioIoenben Satren tpuron osrihteosne
pit,tioe 4snberuneen uno Derbe1es
runaen poroenpmmen, 1905 erhielt Der
Qentbullpn einen neusn 9dimIermotor
uub 1906 fpurbe bas Quftlhlff Don
Der Wlosorsauftihiffftu ut
anaetauft, bic bonn fprt uno fort an
Der 0erhiTerung bes Snfttms nrbe1ies
t.. geionbers bob Wajor .. parieoal
bic aroben 0crtbeile Der unltrrren
5d,raube beroor, oeren aDHitruttion
cine qataiirppbe, ipk lie bem frcH3Oil'
Idsn WilitIrbnllnn .Hepublique" pdi'
fierte, mo Elm abflieeenosr Gtranben'
fliiael ben gnlIont0rper 5eritorte. aus
idbliebt. gln ben neueften WloDellsr
| aeIhiebt bic arnItiibertmsang BON
Wotor an ben propellern ourh Ret
ten, bic iid ols iiherer betpobrs habtn
ipie bic friiHr gebrGu6lidNn ae9tl
! rGber. gisbsr fpurben folaenbe snft
fhiffe mad, bem parfepdlfgftem naisgs
| fiihrt: Gin fleiner SporfbalIon Dol
| 1900 aubitmeier. brei Ghiife mi
einem Moior unb elmer auftf6rr1Ibs
bos 0Itereihiihe WilitdnhiFf DO
| 23OO aubitmeier irnb Gin DsntifssWll
| IiidrluftIhiff BON 1000 Hubiimtk
i fppie bas Gmiff bts Rail. Asroflub
| BON .a2Oo Rubismster. Dis srfel1
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GrunOeia.utbums llebertrasuassn

Omen gonlep on Stepbeu y. Burt.
elm Stud 2ono in Getticn 30. Sneas
more Up. 81.
CHARTS B. Gbort. it,. on Charles
SO. Sbori, 80 Cots in 6. W. Shorts
lInterabtbeiluna in Gern 8dnt. 81.
Srsoerid Davenport an aouis Sss
pine 20 sfuB an Der Suoieiie Der
garlisl. apsnue. 73 Jub iDeitlid bon
Smith Ctr. 81.
Wlorn u. Davenport u. u. on Jreoes
rid Davenport. bosielbe eisentbum,
81.
sb, gsorpoob 5eigbis 60. an 5snrp
Usoeller, 8 acres lanb in Seition 80.
in Columbia 1p., 81.
Wolter Qpnh an Wlarn 8. Benbam.
| 2 bel 1913 syub an Der Sitieiis bon strs
coin 9lace, 2lponbole. 81.
Slorence Wl. See an Warp 8. gen'
BAN, 25 Bel 81 Jub an Der DfHeite oeI
bunt Strube; fernsr 128 Jub an Dei
Norbieite Der aobspid Ctr; Cots 30
| 80 uno 38 in Z. 80. Stblep's lnterab
| tbeiluna; "a bel 128 CUB an Der DIT
Isite BON 2incoln pldes, 72 CUB norbt
Iih BON Gbillito Ctr; 35 Cub an be-
Oitieit. Der CUNT Gtrobt; ~ CUB al
geleitiol Strobe; Cots 178 unb 179 Il
lS. 8. Botes's llnterobtbeilung; ] 4er
in Sett. 20, Columbia 1p.; Cots 2.
unb 122 in :. 90. Giblep's llntsrah
| tbeiluns, 81.
syrant Gain an g. W. Cooper. q
| Sub an a.nilDorib Mpe., 1915.
i Oscar Gtoe6r an Wan6titer Can
Ice, ! aot an GfHsss DIN Reao, ~ 81
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SiirFtgism ordunb berSy

~ II u y 2 III y u u ~ y y y
fder. Sin intsreFdnter YrO5eb,
ben her iunge Jurit Otto b. Sismard
qeoen ben 8eiiser elmer io9endnnten
ssifhertate i'm Dorfe &uboetporoe be!
s6tparRnbet Ramens Gpbmunn ans
qeftrengt bat, beI6dftigt ougsnblitltt
oas 2onbgeritt Qitonu. Jiirit Slss
murt bat bura feinsn Rehtsbeitanb
oSuftisrat6 Differ cine aluss einreihsn
laiIen, ben 8etlagten gu oerurtbeilsn,
ansuertennen, bdb bsm Giiriten 8is>
mard Die 7Fifdsrsigsrehtiame aui Der
aan3en Billie (einsm tleinen 5liiBten)
8uItebe. 2obmunn odgegen erfuht oas
9eri6t burh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sus
fttsrotb 0dbm, ben &lGger ab5utpeis
len, inbsm er iib barauf beruft, bdb
Ieit alters Der feline 8orfabren burh
bic friikre 2ouenburgti6e 2anossre@
gierung bic neutrality-suspicious. suges
fprohen lei. Gr bebauptet aud, oaB
aaiIer Wilbelm Der Grfte benz Ilts
reihsfansler sSiiriten gismard ben
5ahfenpalb als Dotation nur unter
bem ausbridlihen 9orbehalt etDai9er
| giedte britter YerTonen iiberseben bas
Be. Sm 9ermin Dor Der 3iDiltdmmer
bes QItonaer 2anbesrihts purDe je.
bod beIhlDiien, bic 9erbanblung aus
sufesen. Gum 3tpsde Der 8etpeiser'
| hebuna follen bic dlten Iduenburgiiher
| WrhiDatten, Dor alien 8ingen Die lau
enburoiihen GruHbs, Shulb> uni
Dfanbprptofolle berbeiseIhafft iper
ben. gs ipirb bebauptet, bdb in bic
| fen often elm paHus enthdlten fei. no
| mad bic neutrality-suspicious. ertbetl
tporpen lit, .fopeit bic gGns oel
| shrobet itrt6sH iann1.
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pclniide Ghule tam. Bon pteiem
3oae an eingen benz gbepaar fait tag
lidb Trobbriefe su, In Nnen periongt
tpurbe, bab Der anabe In bic tihehl'
id3e Shule aessben iperpe. Mae Wdd-
iamisit Der 9.noarmeris. um ben ura
heber pieIer Trobuneen 81 ermitteln,
mar pereebens. Gsitern abenb lam Der
8eromann gr3sessi, elm Bruber Der
ssrau arcI, su benz Gbspaar unb trs
bot iib, Rohitpohe 3u baIteH, I'm ben
Wann, Der burt feline Drohunssn bic
sydmilis i6on 10 Ianse eri6redts. ABB
snFdiIsn. 8eatn Wlitt.rnaht bemerfie
er Dor benz 6nuie einen Shdtien. Gr
ifob in Der Rihtung bes Shdttens,
iebot, auaeniheinIif ohne Wirtung.
oils er bann Dor bic 1bire trat. nm
,u Ietsn, oh er sSemanb psrlest babe,
| fracbte aus BEN naben Wdloe elm
Gt,ub. Der 9. iobt nieoeriirefte. Die
berhia.eilten GcrfbeDobner aiurrnirs
| ten bi. 8.nbdrmeris, bod ionnien oie
1hGter nift sntoedt fperbeH. SIN
Qoufs Der llnteriuhung ipnroe o.r
geromann arpl, Der bic lebie Vdht
ui6t su SauIe susebraft bate, Der'
hoftet, bo er uf,ter oem 0erbdht iteht,
ben Gdub auf i.insn S6ipossr abss'
geben au huxn.
Cine eigenartiet Wttie.
| bic i'm Qauf. bisies Sabres noh ihre
grleoiauna Finben fpirD, rirb sur 3ttt
in goris piel bsIprcfen. Hls ote
Weltousit.lIuna bon 1900 geihloher
purbe, lief man bic srobs ubr oes
5ootnornten .petitQalais@ on Der alfs
ranberbtiide itebtn uno Sog iie ieiiht-
nid,t pi.ber auf, Dermutblih, neil iein
sSunitionGr aIs llbruufSie6er i'm Buo7
act Der Gtabt poris itano. Gin Imt.
riianer, Der garis gut itnnt. ipetfett
bomais mebrsrs iauitnb Dollar. oaB
bic llbr ipenisitens sebnJdhrs lang uns
, aufaesoasn 'tekn bleiben peroe. Jbt
) iino msbr ais nsun Sabre um. unb bic
llbr seiat nod INNER. ipie beim
ghluiIe Der WeliausFenuns, 8 ubr
10 Minut.n. poupdrb, Der Mrhitett
. Der Giobi pdris. ftsli nun ober ben
! antras, seipiiie Reparutnren ON pt'
!. Til g}oldis aussufiihren, nnter peneu
: ou6 bas mientrnufsiebeH Der ubr IL
+ aurirt. Gs fragt iih nun, ob oisi'
Z idtpere Mrbeit Bis gum Nopember bic
! les esobres setbdn fem rpirb ober nidt
: Sm Isytersn Gale bate Der MmerIians'
8 feline Wttte eeponnen.
r Die eipigen GeDsbe Du
Z Gtoffe, in bic bic olien Asgnpter thr'
n uaumien ein.pidslien. aeihnen I'D
is burd fat unbsrenste Duuer aus. Oh
Z ne boB man bisber bat feitfeIIen ION
y nen, iporauf bieie grobe 9altboriei
i berubt. Der ensEihe gbemiier eaItl
% bat nun fpeben feline iansidhrist Arbsi
.. iiber Disfen Degenitnnb gum Nbfhlul
n eebrcht, bel Der Ct Wsumifntiiher ou'
n bem britiihen Wuieum dls unterin
+ nunasmuiericI psrirsnben sonute. q
!, oloubt pas g<beimnib entbtdt su ba
T. BEN. Gsiner aniiht mad bdben Die al
=, ten aeappter ibre Sioife NIT einsr Up
pretur psrfsben, bic etnen aus ben ga
; mtni6rwrn b<s Jobannisbrotboume
/. qeiponnenen pflnnSenIeim sntbisls. =
ns Norbofrito gsb6rt ber Jcbcnnisbrol
- boum su ben bdufigften pflan1n, iDa
h Isbr fiir Gaflss Anfi&s fpri4i.
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Gd,on sum britsen WlaIe III bon

- GhDn gum briitsn Wlols III bon
sinem giHier IN Wkn cine Gbe. bic
in her bon unietr ginnanberunasbss
forbe beliebten Uaefbobe unttr Dros
huna Der Dxportiruns Der DttheiIis.
ten ersipuneen tpornen mar. ala urs&
ailtia erfldrt fporben. Der Ri4ter BAT
lid gIei@seitis bubin uusgefproheit:
es lei i'm p0lIis unptritdnblin. nie
Gin Qonb prn ber 0r5be ber Der.
Gtooien, bsrnrtiee psriDsrfIi6e mstibes
ben peripIoen Tonne. bic ieber esiunbsK
plasal ~ 0eiid9t f&liGta.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sk ssrktmieas4--
Bar(ag,rin aidss 3silalns.

E6sa In br 6stessH 8ess AaS % tesiNs
eerfensn. bic trr6 bic sAepfsfna bsbes bssats
tscren, nns % Iiees ffiH 8frtifd boz. bss
auA ssntantnas non perfsnss erisfirsn. bic
err6 eins unbefanHis Rraft Ion StanS< REs.
StsIes IN tbun nne epreussnfaaens mas fllE
nnsers srfsdanii6 IN uHs bssisL gfx 6slAss
bct blf Ruiln sisfe Dame b<fonsers stsnnItssi.
senn ne Dat ibr bic ieliene odse ssriisbea. -
eesen .srer sritmenfHen spss Elm aufarAissfs
mes guA sfran sa itfsn. Dsreett Mat bah
ne In itreg sioeren gsisssns an pe<ssn npsnse
ncbnf sshmt BITE Gait 9Hs gnr ehii6 es
Sssftn aesuue, barn aebt bisfsiee tsansd ~
sor bic f6sne HeaseHa ben er1r 2. Daee1
errti4t. 3as eaus IN sar liussa Can NJ
am Sanne iit ser Rnms:
Mrs. b. Yaeger, friibtr Hrau Utmfsls
eesssH sseaas. ssxssss. Ginssssstl cesa
mrtsfls1e Nnispsrtsn sI.oo nns esrlbtr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-03

CsrfOlg, Sorgen
gung uno 5riec
am hobe 3iele
unIerer Seele gu
er ftdblt uniere
todB uniere geift
rem Slug nimm
aampf Grbolur
folsen. ga, ale
geitimmtsn CT
fnonen QIsulon
nrub cine rsdt
Giniumteit Der
llsberreisung 1
Ginfamteit ia q
gen Grdfte, Il Il
oenen Hi6tul q
ben 9eoanfei /;
Soem Der : II
ftortt uno fte 10
iiber bic IBi o
ten oes 4ut 10
9agen. ba u 3
Merte fenn N
bic Sbrif En
fOmmunrft I'M
tinem Rom ru
bate ih m ~ !
bem EARN ipe'
ieit. Dor 1 Fl
DON ben u nse
nein Gf mid
lei. Der Sc
gin Mxip zen
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unnahdbmlide Weiis mebrmols IN Der
Quit berum. Mas fis bonn bsm
adufer iibergibt. fishi entrtber tpis
Elm TiiIlbcrn aus pber q 0hntlt tIner
qauIhel, fpenn nihi gar einsm aOrhs
den aus bem bic ntrIhiebeneH erotis
| iants unp friIfe Broidxn munter uno
perfiihsriIh in bic melt binouslnssn.
iebem 9ebrdngien uHb qebtnsmuoen
shpos Qiebes unb gutes fnpenb. in
Der sbat oth0rt cine seapiHe aunits
fertiaieit bosu. bos Dtbdd 10 su trn'
oen. bah es nidt alf bic Sirnbe f1nt.
Denn 70 ffDn bic padung dusiisH.
70 tpenis foIibe III iis du4.' 49,.
i D,n Ghmaeer aus poIi'
ltifhen Driinben eri Do
lien. Cine fdbspere Bluttbot. bic on'
ben gsatiOnaliidienbob 5niffkn Elds'
den unb p0len Suriidsufiihren III
nurbe i'm Der RGbe bon Wdbrlih
Oftrou beannatn. Jn btr Dtrgnrbei
ttroemeinbs Ditimnnngborf iDuro'
. Der polniIds Beredrbeiier prsttss
NON eintm unbescnrtten 1bdter er
. lIhofIen. IN Der gemeinbe lsbi bal
, | weruarbeitershepanr arol; Der Wnnl
II III 9iheds, bic 5rou polin als boi
ainb Der Gbeleute fhuIpflIhtis fpur
/ s.. sntftonb stpiIntn ben Gltern 81
! gtrtit ob bsr annbe bic if6e6ii6
I Dbsr Bic polnifne G9uIe ptr Gsmtsnn
s beTu6en iclit. Die Grou iebte {
slf6IisbIi4 bnr6, BAT bsr Rnats y y
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Nabifalbcilnag
---5er----
Nerrcmi6m11e.

e4ipaos nerssfe Tsrfpnen. pebIaai ben pei.
Hinasiof!0feit iIno fdkafen 2rdnnleif. srlqnvIs
eHben tlnsfIilifn. Aruiis. Hii6erI, iHc 3 Mopi.
thnertsn. ooarausicIl atnntns oss .s.s.'s. gsSoss
nnb wslidfs satarrt, Wopsnorhden, Sffpinefs
ftcrfussg. wiiibtafsif 0rrofben,. 3tisrH csIdIle.
pien grnlibsfisnmine. aeH2lnia,st nme Atmv. ,s,.
futu.-srfabrer aus benz gJmssnefrfhnss w's
einfah, idDnel unb biliig ale mnHatiir'
Iihsu yerInite nnb anberr Jolacm ins
grnoiidler 0rrirrnngen sriinoiidl &C.
feiIt nno boile 9einnbbeit nno Jrob'
INN uitoererlangt iperotn iSnneH. -
Wans henes SeilDerfabren. JeSer iein
eigener Arsf.
Iisfss autsrcrbefnIidh iutsytsfnnie nzb kers
rttdf N1in (Teuifhe Muffaae 1870. nfi4fs
bon ssn's1 uisb air. Moftn urb sSrnu, .aEleien
mfr6eH fgnie. fam eeaer Gir'tubrrg BON y
9tffs IN Byie'marfen beziieaet oesoaeil speIber
bon bar
Yriunt.aiinif, 1915. Mpcnue,
NEW YOKK, n. ".
Eian erirapHs bcs Giusinnah sSoIi6rIatt
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-16
ITCHED ALL SUMMER
tion In Hot Weather Unnecessary
If POslam Is Used

Frequently skin trouble appear
ing in the spring and allowed to re-
main unchecked will afford cause for
intense itching all summer long. When
poslam, the new skin remedy, is first
applied all itching is stopped. inflam-
nation is allayed. the burning skin
is cooled and comforted.
For the prompt relief and cure of the
many forms of eczema. acne, letter
BARRIERS itch and all other skin trou-
bles poslam has proved the most effici-
ent healing agent yet evolved. In the
lesser affections, such as pimples, red
noses, complexion blemishes. rash,
scalp troubles. itching feet, etc. re-
suits are seen overnight, but small
quantity being required. Nothing is
so good for sunburn and mosquito
bites.)
A special 50-cent package of pos
lam is prepared for minor uses. and
this. as well as the regular So jar, is on
sale by all druggists. particularly The
Owl Drug Co.'S Stores. But no one
is asked to purchase .poslam without
first obtaining sample package,
which will be sent by mail. free of
charge, upon request by the Emergency
Laboratories, 80 West 25th street. New
York City.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-16
HOW TO FIND OUT

Fill a bottle or common glass with
urine and let it stand "a hours; sedi-
ment or settling usually indicates an
unhealthy condition Of the kidneys Too
frequent desire to urinate. scanty sup
ply, pain or dull ache in the back.
should also convince you that the kid
neys or bladder are out of order.
What To Do
so often expressed that DR.. Kilmer's
and bladder remedy fulflls almost
every wish in relieving pain in the
back, kidneys. liver. bladder and every
part of the urinary passage. 1t cor
rects inability to hold urine. and scald-
ing pain in passing it. or bad effects
following use of liquor, wine ar beer.
and overcomes that unpleasant neces-
sity or being compelled to get up many
tlmes during the night to urinate.
The mild, pleasant and extraordinary
erect or Swamp-ROot is soon realized
IL stands the highest for it's wonderful
results in the most distressing cases. II
you need a medicine, you should have
the best. Sold by druggists in so cent
and one dollar sizes
You may have a sample bottle OF
Swamp-Root. the great kidney remedy.
and book that tells all about II. both
sent absolutely free by mail Address,
DR.. kilmer & Co. Binghamton. N. Y.
When writing be sure to mention that
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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-16
HUNTER SAVES HIS LIFE.
BUT LOSES A COATTAU
Bloodhound Attacks Sportsman,
Who Has Narrow Escape
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 15.-This morn
ing Henry Genazzi, q prosperous rancher
of Bolinas, fed for his life to escape a
bloodhound belonging to Con Murray
q well known local sportsman.
Genazzi and Murray were hunting in
the deep wooded gulches west of Ro-
hnas bay They wounded a fine buck
but their deer hounds were unable 10
trace the animal. Murray put the
bloodhound on the trail and soon they
heard him baying at the bottom of a
canyon. Genazzi ran down TO help the
dog, and found him in an opening near
a group Of rocks, closing in on the
wounded buck. The big deer was at
tempting to keep the hound at bay, but
as the rancher approached the dog
seized the buck by the throat and threw
him TO the ground.
Fearing that the fine specimen would
be torn to pieces. Genazzi tried to pull
the hound away This interference from
2 stranger aroused the bloodhound's
anger, and he turned on the rancher
Genazzi ran for his life. calling TO
Murray for assistance. The hound
gained on him rapidly. Half way up
the slope Genazzi saw Murray coming
down. but the hound was now so close
that the dogs master could not save
the rancher. The low branch of a
msdrone tree offered the only escape.
Genazzi clutched the branch and swung
aloft. A savage growl and a ripping
sound as the hound seized his coat tail
accompanied his gymnastic feat, but he
escaped with no other damage.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-16
LEAP IN THE DARK
is HISTORIC PHRASE

The phrase leap in the dark" USED
by Asquith in the recent woman suf-
frage debate. was used originally in
reference to the reform bill of 1867,
says the Westminster Gazette Lord
Derby, the tory prime minister, thus de-
scribed the policy of himself and his
colleagues. The phrase has become his
torical, and its authorship is invariably
ascribed to Lord Derby. 1t was, in fact,
however, the late Lord Salisbury, then
Lord Cranbourne, who first used IT,
During the debates in the house of
commons he had taunted the govern
ment with taking a leap in the dark.
Lord Derby adopted the expression, and
admitted it to be just description of
the movement which he and his minis
try had made.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-16
DEMAND FOR GLASS
BRICKS IN GERMANY
Number of Concerns Are Manu-
featuring the Product

Consul General Robert P. Skinner,
after Investigations, writes from Ham
burg concerning the glass brick trade:
The demand for glass bricks in Ger
many has increased somewhat in recent
years, and a number of concerns are
producing them. There are no stalls
tics available, and it is extremely diff
cult to estimate the product of the Ger
man factories, especially as they are
produced in connection with other lines
Of glass goods. 1t is certain, however,
that the business has attained large
proportions within comparatively re-
cent years.
Three types of glass bricks are we'll
known TO the builders and architects
in this country. One, the Falconnier
hollow brick, of a singular and irregu-
lar shape; another, hollow, rectangu-
lar brick similar in shape to a common
brick, and, finally, pressed glass
brick nodded into the form of thick
letter U.
Glass bricks can never be more than
special purpose building materials, par
ticularly useful where walls instead
of windows are essential, while at the
same time light must be provided.
The chief obstacle to their more ex-
tensive use is their inability to sup
port more than their own weight, or
even this when the wall exceeds Is
feet in height. Consequently girders
must be provided or ordinary window
openings made in such manner that
the walls of glass sustain no pressure.
Perhaps in the United States, where
steel buildings are constructed so ex-
tensively, and where brick and stone
walls carry little load, builders might
find opportunities for a more extensive
use of glass bricks than in this coun-
try.
When these bricks are carefully ham
died, they seldom crack or break but
as they are sensitive to changes in
temperature, builders must use them
with considerable discretion. They are
delivered TO contractors loosely packed
in straw and are shipped in the same
manner in carload lots from the fac
tories.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-16
BURGLARY SUSPECT is
CAUGHT IN SAN JOSE
Captive Accused of Robbing
Stanford Campus Homes

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug 10
After terrorizing the sorority girls nd
invading many of the fraternity homes
the BLACK whiskered burglar is be-
l1eved to have been apprehended by the
San Jose police. Today they arrested
John Bush, former employe of the
university on charge of burglary.
The clew that led to this being con-
nected with the long string of campus
burglaries was suit of silk under
clothes with the initials u. E." woven
about the band. Chief of Police Noble
soon identified these as the property of
j. E. Mcdowell, whose campus home
was robbed on the 4th of July Bush is
alleged to have been seen about the
place at the time
Bush had served as gardener at
many of the homes on the campus and
was given many more liberties than the
ordinary help. A warrant has also
been issued for the apprehension of
Charles Stewart, who is charged with
stealing a coat and watch from the
room of Frank Ramos Stewart was
seen in San Jose last Friday. but left
for Watsonville. The officers of the
latter place have been notified
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-16
MAN SLASHES WIFE'S
THROAT, THEN HIS OWN
Pomona Rancher Resents Being
Visited as Insane

LOS ANGELES, Aug. I5.-Because his
wife believed that he was going insane
and had come 10 visit him on that ac-
count James T Beck Pomona
rsncher living in this city, attempted
10 murder her as she lay in bed today
by cutting her throat with a razor He
slashed viciously at both sides of her
neck and inflicted several wounds. He
then attempted 10 cut his own throat
Neighbors who heard the scuff1e
found them both lying on the floor
They were both rushed TO a hospital
and neither will die. Beck inflicted a
wound u inches long on his own neck.
Mrs. Beck told how Beck arose dur
ing the night and returning later to
the bed. felt Of her neck and then be-
gan slashing al her in the darkness
with a razor which he had procured
The couple have three children.