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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01
Sas arbeiteroDri Suurnuille.
8on Sein3 arieger.

BON ben 5oblreiden erobartiaen gs.
Detlen, bic man in Gnglann po,iir oe.
9sben, oaB man bem Dobnunqseleul
Der Wtafen nit ieinen trauriaen ioni.
tdren uno fittIidsu 5oleen pirfiam 3u
begegnen peritsbt, III elmer Der aroBars
tighten oas arbeiteroorf 8ournDiue
bic prG6tise Sd6pfune 0epree gabs
burns. gournpilIe Iieqt bier enolifhe
WIellen iiioDsitlih BON 9irmingbam,
Wit Dem Iusbau fpenieer 5Guier idon
I'm Sabre 1879 beeonnen, puroe bas
0orf aum1bIib erpeitert, uno Die
1batlgtsit Der pfIegfdoft, Der 8eprge
eaoburp, nahoem er iein Qrbeiteroorf
einigs Sabre islbit pernaltet, oeiIsn
gertpdItung iibert2ue, 1T audi kute
nod nlht bsenbet. Sn Dem bentipiirbiz
gen Document. nit osm bieIer Qlft ii6
ooQ5pg. Ieete George gdpburp ,3iel uno
3ipet ieines Irbeiteroorfes alIo bar:
Der 9riinoer BON 9urnpille piinfdt
Die Uebsl 81 minoern, Die aus Der unz
g.iunoen unb unsureihenben 8ebdu.
lung netter areiie Der drbeitenoen Be
polterung entiteben, uno ben ssabritz
arbeitern etnige Der 8srtbeite ots
DprTlebens Dor ben Sboren unb suz
glel6 Die Seleger1eit su naturgemdBer
uno geiunber geihdftigung beim gss
bduen ibres 8obens gu seben.~ lIno
um Die Sats auf cine breite uuterlaae
Su itellen, fiigte Gabburp BEL: ,,Gs
banbelt ii6 fir mid um eiEs 9erbeiI.z
rung Der Gage Der arbeiienoen aIais
fen in unb um Birmingham uno amber
melt in 9rOBbritnnnien burh bic gez
i6dffune seeigneter Sduisr nit Gar
ten unb offenen Rdumen bastpiIhen."
s5n Der 5bdt Elm grobes proeramm,
fait 81 srob fir bic Strait zines Manz
nes. aber Georee Gabburn bate bas
Glsnb feiner 0ateritdot Birmingham
griinblid3 tennen geIernt. llsber bier.
Big Sabre bate er nift dlIein Elm Qlre
beiterbeer bon 1000 4rbeitern in feis
men setpaltisen 5abritbetrieben ssfiihri,
er bate juft ebenio Iange 3eii feline Bis
beltlufie bes Sonntass eebalten, bic
friib um z llbr begann. go bate er
oas gBobnunsseIenb NIT alien isintn
fJoigen geipiiiermaben am sigenen 2eis
be tennen gelernt, uno IS bate iid bel
ihm bolo Die IeberSeasune gebilott, bic
einoise 5eiluns liese in Der Rudfsbr
5um 2nnb.
0eoree gabburp beiab bas Gat
8OurnDiIle. CT kitimmts alsbolo.
oob es Elm 4rbeiierborf fperben iolIte.
llnb bic Nri, pis er bic Dorigriinbung
einlsitete, seugt fir bus tiefe Ncrs
itdnbnib, NIT benz er prattiIdb an bic
Sahe beranisat 5u elmer 3eit, mo ans
berfpeit erit bic tbeorstifhe gr0ries
runs Der Wobnungsfruge einietie. 11
foQte lpeoer Das aanD nit 6iushsn,
NOD bie 1dusH<n NIT Wstni4tH Ibsrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01
Vruuoeigentbnms S,ppotbeieH.
u cue 8 Dpotheten.


| 9lnnd giBmeper an GlepeIano g. u
go. $500.
William u. Stoffreean an Sputb.
| ltoe Z. Ii. y. go. $4,000.
/ Charles u. 9erninq an Gait gBoI.
nut DilIs y. Ii. 9. So. $4,000.
qliee 9aumer an 2ipn 9. IL. 8. Go
$1,000.
Sames u. genbsrD an 6. @. Col,
burn. $4,000.
9arrp .. girIer an Gbparb uiius.
$500.
| eunics a. 1obb ON Soutbern Ohio
6. II. 3. SO. S4OO.
gbds. 6. Sommons an Sberefs
Settinger. $4,000.
U. s. Wluhmore on u. 81. Gen.
trup. S400.
Sobn .. gebrsns an DAT 6. II. 9.
So. $1,000.
$. 6. padOuO an 8. s. aunbsrsa.
$2500.
Sobn CONNER an Robapt placs
6. II. y. SO. $500.
eli5abetb poIt an +. Wt. gDeItsrs
mann. $1,000.
2ouis pIositeot, jr., an eoipiu g.
Orr. $323.50.
Huoolpb 5alIer an 0ermania go.
2 6. II. y. SO. $1,000.
Wm. ., Mantbsp oil 9lobiion 9. II.
Z. So. $500.
Getilgts Sbpotbeten.
Wtarp ). Sbumarb an bic Wlilforb
y. II. 8. SO. $3.50.
6. 3. Grssnpppb an 8. 6. gsQ.
$4156.
Vicolas Sung an Sobn Sobt. $3.50.
5hso. gBeieeI on ct. 9ernaro g. II.
3. u. 60. $125O.
W'drp 6. Gitertump an Bernhard
gorgel. $500.
Sol. gern3ott on RprtbpsFtern 9.
II. z. 60. $1,000.
Wm. Weautbep an abbifon g. IL.
9. SO. $3.50.
). Z. Sopoon on Supreme 6. ii.
3. 60. $500.
Winnie 5oIpaoel on Rinaaolo 3. |
II. 6. SO. $4,000.
Gli5. g.oit an SenaB asnter. 5000. |
pbosbe R. 5urris an 8pouina 6.
u. g. Co., $40O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

bsrfdhren ipOroen. Die gfteei6aft 5es
LAB 1906 bereits 314 6duIer. Dasu
tommen 143 5duier, bic aGufer az
fnnoen babsn. % Sduier, bic ben @s.
britosrn Gabburp gsb5ren, unb oS
ipettsre Die Riharb Gubburp alsqrz
msnbduier erbaut bat, 70 baB bas 4r-
belteroorf gournoille iebt 51S Sduisr
NIT iiber 1000 Ginipobnern umfdbt.
Seoes ,0aus iit beIebt. Wiro Gins
lser. finoet fih iofort elm geperbsr.
gon Zen 5ausbeiisern drbeiten 41 2
prc3ent in gournpiue, 4.7 in Ginas
Norton, 1873 in Ssup DAT. 4O,3 in
Cunningham.
Die 0orten unb QanblpIe itehen
bod IN Der auItur unb i'm Grtrda.
Der Grtrag zines 8artens tpirb mud,
perftieoensn Stihproben auf 2 t.s
$50 Wldrt Die Dote berednst. llm
ben sIeihtn getrag iintsu bic oben an=
gsgebenen Wietbspreiis, dIio um 10i
bts 40 U2drt i'm Sabre, 10 boB ssdEz
rtsrflietben bon 1876 big 494 Ubdrt
kraustomHrn. Quf oas 5ettar2ano
berefnen fidb. bic Grtrdee ouf 5000
Wtort. Dds 2anb Iiefert beute ietls-
NAL 10 hobe Grtrdse als friiber enb
trd9t gum Woblitanb Der gsbauer
nidt unerbeblih bel. Welden ginfluB
8ounDine auf bic @eTunDbeit ieiner
gsinobner ausiibt, 3eigsn sipei 3iffern.
Sn Birmingham ftarben 1901 BON
1000 Werfden 1919, in 8ournpille
S.8, bas lit cine isltsn giiaftise Gierb-
lihteitsaiffer. Sn Berlin, elmer Der
gsiiinbeiten Staote bes aontinenis.
lit lie genau boppelt 10 bod. sic 6s,
trua 1902 I'LL. l1nb mas bas 4r=
beiteroorf 8ournnille nit ieinen Gd,as
len, grbolungsz unb Spielpldben,
Sfipimmbdbern uno gnrnhdllen fir
ods Sebensgliid ieiner 8sfppbner leis
itet, oos IdBt iib stpar erratben. a6sr
nidt siffermdBia bstpertben. Seben-
falls biettt es Elm pornebmss 9sifpiel
fir ale, Die benz Sdmmer bee Wobs
Der grobTtGbte nit ibz
rem reiden Mitteln itsuern t5nnen unb
iollen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01
Grunoeigeatbnms u.bsrtraaunaeu
s inc cinnati, 81. W2drs.

Die StOne Gate See SO. an bi.
Uaer6onts Sc. e gpIb Storaqe So.
% Bel 100 SUB an Der SftTeits bss
Jreeman apsnue. 81.
6orrp 2oB an Carrie 2ps, 80 Bel
12O Sub an Der Meitfsite Der 5. Str.,
Soflanb. 81.
Imbroie 6. pnnouo on gbarles u.
nnb siteua R. gerning, Got 70 in u.
y. padouo's 2. llnterabtbeiIuna. 81.
Sbomas W. llpperman on ssobn SO.
DAMMIT unb gioIa DAMMIT, 40 4cres
Sonb in Der 9srmsFung 624 in 4ns
oerion 5otpnibip. ST.
anbretp Dinsis an Sacob 8lumer,
nrei Sabre paht bes gigentbums, be.
tannt als 105 Wintler StraBe. Wso.
natlihe Mistbe $1S.
Soufia 5ussIman an Soiepb gaep.r.
cine Got on Casper Strabe, 222 fub
iiioli6 Der Baltimore pite. S105O.
3enrp Steinmann, IT,, an Charles
8. Jor. 5lpei Sabre Ya6t bon go bsi
234 Jub on Der gDeitfeite Der Wac.
Garlan Roab. in 0reen 9i9p. Wonat.
libe Wistbe $13.
Jofepb 0ietrih an 4nnn anb nil
liam Nidsl, % Bel 98 SUB an Der
Sibieits Der Martin StraBe. ST..
gbnarb Drills an 6drrp 8. 8irIer,
Got 15 in George u. 9urrid's untsrs
abtbeilung in Rornoob. $500.
Sarab 6. 6snrie's Grbsn an DaiIa
W. Jndfon. 76a 4cres in GettiDn 81,
Miami 1fhp. 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

Die Retlame in ber Quft.
Wlit oem Wotorbollon ,pnrfepal ""
Des 9erIiner aaiierIihen aeroflubs
fperben jeBt in gitterielo 0.riuhe eis
ner orisintllen neuen HeiIame asncdt
Die tuObl seeignet fsin biirften, bic
ibiihternen anidnss, bic bic fr1n5oiis
fte 3eituns .le petit Sournai1 nit
ibrem aentbalIon ~3obiae4 in paris
semaht bat, bel tpeitem su iikrtrefz
fen. Sn Der Gonbsi bes aufijniffes
III cine tleine Dnnamomaihine prcpis
foriih ansebraht, bic pom 9olIonmo@
tor geiptiit, bos beiBt In Detrieb ees
,tBt tpiro. unb bic boju bient. 3lpei
Gfiopiisonnpparate su tetb1tigtn. bic
iih be.Derieits Der GonbeI bsfinben.
Die Bilber iperben mittsIit Gpieeelres
flettoren auf bieGeitenp1nbs Der Hols
lonbiills profi3iert. 5u psIhem 3ipedt
bitFt nit tDeiBen 2iihern iiberfponnt
iinb, 10 bnB bic RsiIomebiIber iebr
fhnrf gum 0orf6sin tonmen. 60
dusaeriiitet fdbrt Der MotorbalIon mil
gintriit Der 4btnbbGmmerung auS
uHb ttbrt gegen 8 llbr Mknbs suriid.
Die profi3itrten 8iIber finb isIbD in
hobeu .ppil 200 bis 800 Meter fiar
jihtbor unb unaemein efftttpoa, 10
DaB Berlin In iiir3em nm Elm in!ers5s
fantfs .grobitabtobisit reiGer jein
iDirn.. pps ssint Wtsropok bis1er bs.
FIT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

1T nift slaes, mas gIanSt. 60 fteat
iih .. g., iuenn man ii6 enoIid) olrh
langiahriee Miibe iinb glnitrengiing
oas Sebea bebaglif geitnltet bat, nur
81 baifig Elm ihIimnes. idmer5bnf.
tes 2eihen elm: Die gIutooerfnoten
ober Samorrhoioen. 9oIo lit niGt
ales, iuas gIanst; pie !. .. anh mid.
6ieies ober jenes SeiImittel, bas ols
cine .iidlere srsnei" aegen jene boie
3rnnfheit arf bos @ldnsenbite onge.
prieien miro. Tenn baaegen giebt es
mur Gin iideres Mittel, lino ons iino
Die Stubl3apfden, anafeiis genonnt.
aae apotbefen. Broben frei Der.
ionbt bon g. gteultaeoter & Co.. gor
1916 R. q. u. 90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

glber ih mub Der Sahe auf Der
9runb fpmmen, ober ih min nid
gsrnblrb Wselher beiben! 2ab mid
niir erit elm panr Sage alter fein uni
9ludlid sefauft baben, bantit ich fre
bel aopfe bin, uno id sebe ben iibei
Der Srabtafel idipebsnben 6erren al
setbe, mosen es nun Sburten nit bn,
len 4biidten pber 2iimmsI iein, biz
tih NIT einem Gbrenmann, fpie Tu
tbren Spab erlauben. llno Die be.
ldetoene Wedodme 8anbIer lit in erIte,
Hetbe BET mir notirt! 8ei ibr made id
Den 4nfane."
Oas iparen Sage boiler Spannuna
uno fieberifher 3bdtigfeit, pie re
Wartenburg felt 2aneem nitt aeies
ben. bieie lebten gaee bis gu benz be-
poritebenben rei5enben Sommernahtsz
Utastenfeft! Sn alien 6duiern nurbe
sendbt, gef6neioert. garnirt, qemalt
uno an aoitiim Requiiiten qeseihnet
ooer geitaltet; no man niht felbit ben
BAH beiuhte, arbeitete man fir 9iez
lenieen, ipeIhe es tbaten, unb es tparen
taum 6dl1be eenug gu finben, um an
Die Quftrdse 81 iibernebmsn uno auss
5ufiibren.
9err WleIder tonnts in bieIer 3eit
NIT Sllfs zines suten 5reunbss, Der
Die Sd4e iibernommen, bas 9eIhdft
neeen oes SteinbdnbIer @runbitiids
big gum Qbi6IuB zines iit.renSdlubs
lheiHes forbern. obns DaB irgsnb Sc
mdno ionoerIih barauf eeattet bate.
Damn ober mubte er fih qebuloen,
oenn gum 9onsug bes adufes bate
Der CUTE 5reunb i'm 9luasnbIid nift
mebr Seit, er mubts nun ebenfalls fir
isln SDitiim iorgsr. 2luberoem muBte
Der 4r6itett, Der i'm Gifer Der Der
foI9ung feiner Gsi6GftspIdns Tiir's
erite an 3roHen's GsTpenitergeI6idte
nidt tpetter gebaht, jeBt sbenfdlIs an
1eln Soltum benten, uno ba ibm nur
nod Elm ein5iger 2ao bIieb, in Darz
tenbur9 ober ni6ts mebr duf3utrei6en
mar, Ods ibm sugeiagt bate, 70 bate
sr Iih in aller Gle ieIbsr ems sure6ts
gsitust - unb es ioute nifIt bas
thIehte'te auf bsm Bale iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

4uf bem gOuleparb be
ebaronne i'm Quarter bss pere Ga
hoiie in Pdris purbe duf offener
StraBe Elm Wann Rumens GoquilIaro
e1itohen. Sa tp.ber cine Stldaerei
nod Elm Raub bas @erbre9en ertIdr=
ten, ndbm RE 8sborbs an, bab Elm
Rodeatt oorliegen miiIIe, uno itelIte IL,
btsier Rihtung llnteriu9ungen on.
IS ergab ii6, bub Goquilaro Dor
mebr als 5pei Sabren nit brei par:s
ier Ipahen 5uidmmen por 9eriht aes
itanoen bate, bic eines 0erbrehens BE-
ihulbigt lDaren. gr Ielbit ipurbe freiz
geiprofen, aber Die brei onberen MUIR
ben our 3Dangsurbeit perurtbeilt, ioeil
Ct segen iie 3eusniB ablsgts. glsl6
na4 benz pro5eb erbislt go1uillaro eli
nen grief: .goquinarb, bu baft qez
pfiffen, bas toitet bid bein Sell"
Der 9enunsiant rerfudte fih Der
Rade 5u ent3ieben, inbem er erft feline
Wohnune in garis tpehfslte unb oann
gum Wlilitdr eintrdt. @ber BON 2sit
gu 3eit erreihten Jpn INNER neue 8roz
bunaen, Die Jpn i6liebli4 balb Derriidt
mdhten. gr tam nah 0ic6tre Ing
SSrrsnbous. Qm 8. Mdrs tpuroe er als
qebeilt entlaHen. 4m 13. Mdrs
gbenos, als er nuh ieiner MobnuGg
gins, traten ibm auf bem gouleparb
Dc Gbaronue mitten in elmer 3a6frei4sn
Wsnge bier Wdnner entsegen unb eis
ner Don linen itteB ibm ieinsn 8o.9
in bic 8ruit. Die MDrber tpurben ers
fnnnt, aber feiner BON ben MGnnern,
pie Der SSene beitDobnten, ipasts &c,
[eiEen 9amen az usnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

Der 4beno bes Wastenfeftes pur
enoIi6 erf6ienen. Dor bem Sotel
r3um 9IObensn QoIer" ordngten iit
Die Wagen, tpelhs bic toitiimirtsn
9aits berbeibrahten, uno bic ihauIus
'tige Wen9e Der tIsinbiirserIitengti6ts
thetlnebmer. Sm Gurtsn, Der su elmer
yoloraiie, cine Quaori[le 9luffiihs
rung uno benz 9rpmeniren Der 8efens
ihaft beitimmt mar, idimmerte uno
1ltmmsrte es bon sablloien 2umpions.
tp.lhe ouf oas Serrain bas iiblihe
bunte 5aIbountel elmer ToIhen ges
leuhtune ousitromten. Sas Wetter
mar otm llnternebnen oiinitio.
Den 9roBen SadI i'm erften Stod
ourhppete nas bunte 9epirr Der
Wsdsten, bic iid i'm 5onse brsbten.
uno bos Rauiden Der gQlmuIit; in
ben Rtbenrdumen belpeate iin bic
bunt. Msnge Der i'm 9ueenbIit nid,t
8on5.noen ourh einanbsr; man
'9Dasts, ider3te, griibte uno nedt,
iln, ooer man ordn9te iih am Buffet,
um Sabung gu iuhsn.
DIE 9arten QoIonoiie unp @ors
ten QunbriQe par bereits poriiber
unb ibr S6aupIas lag siemlih per-
obet; nur ein5elnt paars pber Grups
pen, ipelhe porbsr einen ueberoana Der
Semperatur geiu6t, promenirten bier
uno pa 5fpiifsn ben i6immernoen
Champions.
"ss 1T entieBlih eng bier fir sc.
monoen, bem ieine ssubfpiben lisb
ttno!~ itobnte am Gtneange bes oroz
BEN San8faolss Elm tletner Domino
puiteHb untsr ieiner Salbmasts ber.
Dor. ~aommsn sic in bas Spiel
3immsr ober 81 Wangerolp! Wo III er2
SD tpstte, er bat Elm Gd1en gefunben.
mo- mar ungeitOrt fist."
.gr iist bort pben, in Der Ssitsns
loee beg Saales," erfpiberts elm Ianler
brauner Domino, an ben Die 0orte
geri6tet tpdrsn; .ss ift Der Serr in
bsm ipsibfsiosnen Mantel uhnc
Ulaste."
(5orti.suns fOIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

gbas. 5bieIins's Grben an 2ena
1bieilns. 20 Sub an Srpins Str.
81.
Sdrab 20. 9uIlcd on Gbipin 6.
@osborn, S5 SUB on 8srnon place.
$24, 800.
9erman s. 2unberen an s. 4.
Pddouo, 100 SUB an 5loral 9lp. 81
OieB Wahine Cool So. an oSypa
DieB, 2 Cots an 9arrarb 2fp. 81.
Soiepb 9ern3ott an Sofepb 2ibis,
25 Jub an Marner GtraBe. ST.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01
Mrs. 3. Yaeger,
---sis besatmssHs--
Wa9rlagerin 01Ies 3eilalGs.

e0on IN Der HIteffen seif sas % oespsns
Set'onen. bic sur6 bic eA6pfHna b55er teoabs
ndren. nro es Iieat fein 8peifel ssr. bss
aug osuf3ntdas uon 9erTonen ersgtiren. Sis
enrn etne nHbefannt. araii TIM etoEhe ans.
ofaes an fbun aro poraussufcaen. mas fns
anosre srf'aunIi1 1T unS bIet5.. Sfr sef0es
oa' ois Vafur otsfs Dame nefonbers seeiiultief,
eenn We Dat ihr bic feIiene @abe serileteH. bas
seoeT 'Ner mdtfHeHiden rie ein GufosfhIaae.
nes gnn aenon su lefer. gsreets nt6s bsS
Ne tn ibrer eiaenen Hefibeu, an Ssessn epenne
frcenf Retmt sts Can gns Gar Sftli0 bic
beefiH noenue. snrr astf bieferbe tHauf bis
Jor BITE f66ne Eefteeus bsn 8ron o. Dasog
trrtsff- Tas Sous TT sur IirfeH e4s1 ~
am sauHs III Der aame:
Mrs. Is. Jaeger, fra5er Tran DsGfelD
eesfin aDeHne. eim.Sr,b. GiHeiHnsti rsss.
0ttsfb0e aattuortsE sf.o0 rno harGbsx.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

g. aHo'g apolto beDedt tpeber Die 0berFadtr.
nDdb brinst es In bie VDren elm mnb aerfetf
0eren "ofbspenoiges Del. Gs Dinet bie 9,oren, e..
mbglit ibre 1bdtisfeit. abcr betpirft feline de,uye
ssera'cer's tn icncn 5arten gdften, Se ben 3auber
ann ote SbDnbeit elmer tabelofen Ramtfarbe ans.
r'adjcn. 0eriud)t es feIbH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01
(Jortiesuns fplst.)

.9nsner's ems" ioIte bon Gan.
germ, @eiitlihen unb gfebnern allen
onberen @aiern borge5oeen peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01
92eues gD prt.

Mann (oer pon fsinsr Jrau niebsrz
geporfen ipurbs): .Ssst tpsib / nit,
bin / iibermannt ooer ii6erfrout
tpprDen?"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-01

NIT mir in bic 5erns, feline tlaren Mu=
gen itauten mid an i'm 5roum, feiner
Sttmme Slang umguutelte midi beim
Snmmen Der NbenbeIoden. gtur bic
Sebniu6t, bte Sebniu6t meines ipiIp-
pohenben SerSens bat mid bierbsr suz
rudgefubrt. SD iubelte BEL Der Rad
ridt, bab er in bieiem 5baIe peile, id)
8itterte, als er fam unp i9 itsrbe, penn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-08
HOLY OF HOLES

4 High comedy, indeed, are the edi-
forial outbursts against Col. Roose-
telt's structures on the supreme court.
How infallible these nine men who,
binder the constitution, are the real
governors OF the nation-who make
hnd unmake the laws---a power given
by no other English-speaking people
10 their courts! In England the
courts must enforce whatever parlia-
ment declares to re the law. They
can not declare a statute unconstitu-
kional. There is no doubt of the in
kegrity OF our supreme court, but TO
BAY that the judicial opinions OF these
Same nine men, which affect the hap
piness or misery OF millions. shall not
be criticised. Is so absurd as to be
silly.
Not only did Lincoln criticise as bad
law the decision of the supreme court
BIN the bred Scott case, but he charged
the court with bad faith, and its de-
Icision as being part OF political con
Ispiracy. participated In by the prosi-
dent OF the United States, Chief JUS
ltice fancy OF the supreme court, Ste
Iphen A. Douglas, and others. He
lcharged that the decision was pur-
lposely held back until after the presi-
dental election OF 1856. II was in
|characterizing the part that the SUI
preme court had played In the con
spiracy that Lincoln used his famous
lsimile. when we see lot of framed
timbers, different portions of which
we know have been gotten out at diff
ferent times and places and ny differ
ent workmen," said Lincoln, and
when we see these timbers Joined to-
gether, and see they exactly make
the frame Of house or mill, all the
lemons and mortises exactly fitting,
and all the lengths and proportions
OF the different pieres exactly adapted
10 their respective places. III such a
case we feel II impossible not to be-
lleve that the workmen all under
stood one another from the begin.
ming" II one wants to read an ex'
coriation Of the supreme court of the
United States, let him turn TO In
coins Springfield speech and TO his
later speeches made In the debates
with Douglas.
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Grand Opera Full of Blood
and Thunder: Is 1t Vicious?

NEW YORK. Oct. 7-(special. -
We have all had our fling at the NOV
Ing picture shows and most OF US
have rendered our verdicts.
But how about grand opera?
Probably you thought opera was un-
assailable and fiawless. simply be-
cause It is patronixed by the upper
classes" and millions are lavished on
1t. But some people are finding fault
with opera now for just about the
same reason that we found fault with
the moving picture shows. Too
bloody.
Pail after pail OF blood Is spilled
nightly on the stage at the Metropoli-
tan.
Evening after evening narrowing
catastrophe. OF unalloyed representa-
tions OF almost every conceivable kind
OF grim and sordid death-this was
the history OF grand opera last season
AS operas are produced to suit the
public taste. does II follow that the
public drives composer, manager, sing
er and author to produce these har-
rowing scenes?
season and their outcome:
II Trovatore.--Hero executed; hero
Inc takes poison.
La observation-disclosures dies OF con-
sumption.
RigOletto.-Heroine murdered by
mistake, her father bsing responsible.
Othello.-Hero murders heroine. and
commits suicide.
Lucia di Lammermoor
stabs her husband and dies Of q
broken heart. Hero stabs himself.
Faust.-Heroine causes her broth
er's death. goes mad. murders her
child and dies. Her lover 10 carried
of by the Evil One.
Aide.-Hero and heroine entombed
alive.
Lakme.--Heroine takes poison.
Romeo and Juliet.-Hero takes poi
son and heroine stabs herself,
Pagliacci.-Hero stabs heroine and
her lover.
La Boheme.--Heroine dies of con
sumption, and hero and friends are
left starving.
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Douglas, in rejoinder. said :

Douglas. in rejoinder, said:
Il did not answer Ii before, for the
reason that l did not suppose there
was man in America with a heart
SO corrupt as to believe such a charge
could be true. / have too much re-
spect for Mr.. Lincoln to suppose he
is serious in making the charge"
And again:
II wish you to bear in mind that
this involves great principle, upon
which our rights, our liberty and our
property all depend. What security
have you for your property. for your
reputation, and for your personal
rights, II the courts are not upheld
and their decisions respected when
once fairly rendered by the highest
tribunal known to the constitution
Paying little attention to Douglass
generalities, Lincoln retorted:
His plea amounts TO this--that he
never had any talk with Judge TaEey
or the president OF the United States
with regard to tho bred Scott de-
cision before 1t was made. 4. What
IL Judge Douglas never did talk with
Chief Justice fancy and the presi-
dent before the bred Scott decision
was tnduC. OOC5 - thoi hC
could not have had as perfect an IN
derstandipg without talking as with
1t? And now l ask. even II he didn't
deny II, have / not the right to prove
Il on him and to offer the evidence
OF more than two witnesses by whom
to prove It? And IL the evidence
proves the existence Of the conspir-
acy does his broad answer denying
all knowledge, information. or belief
disturb the fact?"
Times must have been slightly warm
then. for Lincoln said:
Somebody has to reverse that de-
cision. since 1t is made. and We mean
TO reverse II, and We mean to do 1t
peaceably. i. We do not propose to
be bound by It as a political rule; we
propose SO resisting 1t as to have II
reversed IL we can, and a new judicial
rule established upon this subject"
II Col. Roosevelt had used language
like that, the maledictions OF his pc
litical enemies would be more violent
than they are.-Collier's Weekly.
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Great
Men !:

Every one 10 interested IA what some BIG maa
does. or has done. The Cosmopolitan Magazine 10
fortunate In having been able induce Porro Diaz.
"DictatosP President Of Mexico" to write his autob-
ossaphy Besidss that Cosmopolitan has secured the
autobiography Of General Miles. whom military
perts abroad regard ~ q very great soldier. Both
President Dax and General Miles have been makers of
history in the biggest Their autohiogrsphjss
will appear In the Cosmopolitan
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TWO KILLED IN DRUNKEN
BRAWL NEAR B0WERY
Two Wounded Men Are Under Arrest
and Police Are Seeking rs
Others.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-Two men
were killed, two others seriously, II
not fatally. wounded, and more than
100 shots fired In a pitched revolver
battle In the heart OF New York city
early today.
The fight, which took place between
"Tenderloin" gangs In cafe on West
2Sth-st., a short distance on Broad
way. rlvalled any that ever disgraced
a western town and 1t was not until
the gangsters had shot themselves
out" that the police reserves put In
an appearance.
The dead men have been identified
at Frank Mack, stage hand and
James Howard, an electrician. The
two wounded men are in Bellevue
hospital under arrest and the police
are seeking the twenty-five or more
participants OF the fight who escaped
after the shooting.