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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19

church of which it is part, living,
vital, conquering force in the affairs
of the community And that is what
the church ought to be, and that is
what you must do, or you will never
live up to what the world has right
to expect of you.
Zone thing more. Not only is 1t
the work of the Brotherhood to help
make the church a positive agrees
sive force in the community, but it is
the business Of the Brotherhood to
help place the church once more in
the position of leader, where it be-
longs, in every movement that is for
the good of mankind. The place Of
the church, the local church-is at
the head of the line, leading, direct
ing the forces of righteousness. The
church cannot remain in the rear and
prosper It's leadership in the COM
munity life was unquestioned once. 1t
ought to be unquestioned now There
is not single problem of any kind
that is vital to the life of the COM
munity or to the individual in which
the church should not be Interested;
I mean actively interested as lead
er in its solution. Practically all of
the great problems with which we
are wrestling in these days are moral
problems, at heart, and the church
cannot be Indifferent to them and
remain faithful to It's principles. But
the church must 90 more than simply
be interested 1t must lead. 1t can
nct be mere followerer And Ii
read the signs OF the tiHle Alright. the
world is looking 10 the church for
leadership as it never has done before.
1t stands with hands outstretched,
imploring the church to lead the way.
Give us leaders, is its cry.
God give us men. A time like
this demands great hearts, strong
minds, true faith and willing hands;
men whom the lust of Office does not
kill: men whom the spoi's of Office do
not buy; men who possess opinions
and will men who have honor,
men who will not lie. For while they
rabble with their thumbworn creeds,
their large profession and their little
deeds, wrangle in selfish strife Lo!
Freedom weeps, wrong rules the land,
and waiting justice sleeps
Now men, what is to be the re-
Spouse of the church to that cry?
What is to be the response Of the
Congregational church That is the
question of the hour. And in my opin-
ion, the answer to 1t will depend in
large measure upon the spirit and n
thusiasm and achievements of the
local Brotherhood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
Report on Polity.

After the devotional exercises this
morning some time was taken up by
the reading of the report Of the COM
mittee Oh polity. The Congregational
conference had never been organized
and it was for tie purpose of organiza-
ton and discussing this that the bust
ness meeting of this morning was
held.
1t will be decided today where the
next annual meeting of the Cohgrega
tional Association of Iowa will be held
A number of the delegates from Iowa
cities are making strong bids for it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
Roger Leavltt's Address.

About 104 years ago. missions were
started in the Congregational church,
Eighty years later than that the stu
dent volunteer movement was started
by the great Congregationalist Dwight
l.. Moody. The movement has been
a great one. President Mclean of
the state university said the other
day that the movement stands as one
OF the first in the state of it's kind.
The work of the missions has been
almost entirely INSTRUMENTATION
Conventions have recently been held
with sixty thousand men present, and
mas spread into Canada, and great re-
suits are being realized DR.. Barton
OF Oak Park has recently said that
ten years ago the preachers were
talking to laymen who were always
ready to grab their hats and run at
the first opportunity, but now many of
them are up in the pulpits, urging the
MEN of the brotherhoods to step out
and into the work.
'Forty-two cents per head in Iowa
is what is now being given by the
Iowa Congregationalists for missions
while seven dollars and twenty cents
is being given by the Baptists of
Canada. The comparison is great and
Iowa Congregationalists should be
ashamed to give only the small
amount they do.
If one hundred dollars is contrib
uted today in Chicago for missions.
tom prov morning in some foreign
land after the money has been tele-
graphed under the ocean. hundreds
OF hungry mouths are being fed. But
il the operator had forgotten to send
the message, there would be messages
of neglect written for us during that
day The United States contains
thirty-eight per cent of the banking
power of the world. During the year
We give one cent to each one of bill
lion heather in foreign lands. Eng
land gives over nine million dollars
year for missionary purposes ana
the United States over eleven millions;
the entire world something over thir-
ty million dollars for missionary pur
poses.
Geo Stubs of Kansas said recent,
~ that he didn't think much of Tor.
eign missions. Then missionary
meeting was held down there and now
he has changed his opinion for he is
going to send missionary all himself
to foreign land"
J. w. Gannoway of Grinnell gave an
interesting address on "The Brother
hood and the Community" He said.
The Brotherhood and the Community.
THE relation of the Brotherhood TO
tie community is found in the eta,
ton of the Brotherhood to the church
/ do not mean by this the relationship
| between the great Congregational
Brotherhood of America and the still
greater Congregational church as a
Observation-Disclosures national organ
izations are too far removed from the
; most of us. But | mean that the re-
lation of the Brotherhood to the COM
munity is found in the relation of your
own local mems club to your own
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
Obituary Report.

The obituary report for the past
year of deceased ministers and church
workers was read by Rev. T o, Doug
lass of Grinnell. The Nst of those who
have passed away since the last annu-
al meeting of tire association is COM
prised Of the following names:
Francis ]. Douglass, died May IA,
1909, Oroville, Cal.
Henry Avery, died August 10, 1909,
College Springs.
James D, Mason, died February 1,
1910, Forest City.
Samuel H. Adams of Tabor and
Judge John s. Stacy of Anamosa Clay
mem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19

Never hesitate abou; giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
1t contains no opium or other narcot.
les and can ne given with implicit
confidence. AS quick cure for
coughs and colds to which children
are susceptible, it Il unsurpassed.
Sold by Wilkinson & Co. and j. E.
Kiedaisch e Son.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
On Turkey.

DR.. G. e. White, dean of the Ana
tolia college Of Marsovan. Turkey. and
a former Waverly, Iowa man, gave a
most interesting address this morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19
The Business Session


President Pike of the State Brother
hood Of Congregationalists, called the
meeting to order following the clean
ing of the tables and then spoke of
the need for greater work among
the brotherhood members of the state
Among other things President Pike
said
The Brotherhood is one of the
greatest forces in the state but during
the past several years some of the
members have been getting farther
and farther away from 1t and it is time
to again rally to the support of the
brotherhood and not let 1t drop use.
lessly by the way, for lack of action.
The laymen's missionary movement
calls for work and in the churches Of
the state that are standing for the
most are strong brotherhoods."
Reports of the secretary and treas
urer were given and accepted by the
assembly.
Officers and Committees.
Following are the officers of the
congregational Brotherhood of Iowa
elected to preside during the coming
year:
President-Geo E. Pike (re-elects
ed, Waterloo.
First Vice PRESIDENT. A. McCor-
mack, Sioux City.
Second Vice President. NJ. Kratz
Cedar Rapids.
Secretary-S. A. Merrill, Des
Moines.
Treasured. l.. Morrison. Grinnell.
The board of directors for the com
ing year are: ]. w. Hallam, Sioux
City; J. G. Filder, Ames. E. E. Egan,
Burlington; l.. Fl. Moulton, Spencer:
G. /. Lawson, Council Bluffs: C. d.
Haywood, Davenport J. A. Smith,
Usage; w C. whiting, Whiting; C. b.
Findlay, FIT. Dodge; E. B. stiles, Man
chester; J. A. Doutrick, Monticello: ].
D. Dennison, Dubuque; Austin Burt,
Waterloo; c. D. Streeter, Keokuk.
Delegates Enjoying Visit
Most ideal weather continued to
shine on the Congregational associa-
tlon yesterday and last evening and
the delegates and local laymen who
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19

One of the prettiest models for dainty
little afternoon gown of batiste, is shown
above.
The wee yoke is of fine ecru lace, the
batistc being of that color, and there
just touch of light blue in the en-
oroidery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19

Old and True Saying.
Imitation is the sincerest fattery.-
Cotton
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-19

DlOSl SSS DCillS ny lhC IhiooIOLo
in Turkey, and sang one or more of
the native songs and spoke in the
tongue of the brown people.
AT 11:40 the discussion on polity
was resumed. This concluded the bust
ness of the morning.
Recent Delegate Arrivals.
F. A. Moscrip, Marsl alltown.
Andrew Heddle, Cincinnati,
Ladies' Quartet of Des Moines-Mar
garet Saveioy Weber, director; Valet
ia Jane Milne. Madge lone Nichol
Laura Edgell Miller
Thomas r. Rankin, Burlington.
H. l.. Wissler Chester Center.
William Coc.raae.
A. D. Lindlay, Ottumwa.
F. V. Earhart, Ottumwa.
w. l. Judy, Mount Pleasant.
P. E. Conner, Mount Pleasant.
G. E. White. Marsovan. Turkey.
D. D. Tibbetts. Fairfield.
G. L. Fisher, LeMars.
j. l.. Glover, Sibley.
j. w. Gannoway Grinnell
Miss Hawkins, Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Barnett, Farm
ington
7. G. Gonzales Traer.
Charles Hancock, Denmark.
Annie D. Merrill, Des Moines.
Minnie d. Petton, Des Monies.
A. S. Frisbie, Des Moines.
H. n. Dascomb, Grinnell
T. B. Couchman, independence.
Mrs. o. s. Moulton, Burlington.
H. w. Dittle, Grinnell.
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Brotherhood Banquet Last Night
Was Great Success, Over
1875 Being Pres.
ent.
MISSIONARY PROGRAM
interesting Discussions and Talks
Given BY Visiting consresa-
tionalists on Mis-
sIons.

r .-H
One hundred and thirty-five men
were gathered about the Brotherhood
banquet tables at six O'Clock last
evening. to partake of the excellent
spread which was prepared and sery-
ed by members Of the local Congre.
gational Brotherhood. The menu
consisted Of the following delicacies:
Menu.
Roast beef
Mashed potatoes GRAVY
Hench peas Cold slaw Lettuce
Cold tongue
Butter Rolls Pickles Coffee
Strawberry ice cream
Assorted cakes
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Sic 9milDinus Der 9sarteien.

Die MaI6inen pplititer limb ents
Iest iiber bic llnbotmdBigteit, tpelts
beioe partsien i'm aongreB betunoen.
0enn bic parteileitung Elm Pre-
aramm pereinbdrt bat, 10 erlauben ith
cine ganse 2n3ahI SongreB Wtit9Iies
Der es Q63uIebnen. Ooer Uett8Iiebar BON
beiDen garteien nebmen ii4 bic 5rets
belt, Elm eigtnes prosramm ouf8us
itelen unb FOLDER Weiie bem Som
manDo Der beioerIeitigen Partsifiibrsr
5rob su bieten. glo6 mebr GntfeB:n
erreqt es, psnn Die Sniur9enten beioer
garteten ibren MiQen gegen Die Rss
Quldren burhieBen. Oarob ert0nt Der
5rauer6or: gurtei 9is3iplin, no
biIt ou binoeIhipunben!
Dabr 1T pobl, etne iol6e glnregelz
mdbigteit", ipie iie jeBt i'm Hon9reB
Iittbar 1T, bat ME DorAer beitanben.
glber bas 8olt, auf bos bod Ihlieblit)
2lQes antommt, bat Ihon iebr laugc
Uber bic purtsiitrdnge asf6logen. Nir
pifIen, DaB Gleoelano feline 3pei Ser
mine bur4 republitaniIde unter'tiiga
ung erIongte. boB NcainIep obn,
bemotratii4s llnterItiiBung nidt ous
Grite W2al bate ertpdhlt tperDen tDn'
nen, fpabrfheinlit aud ni6t bua
sDeite Wal; baB Rooiepelts uberpdi.
| tiaenbe Webr6eit oemotratii6en Stda.
ten gu psrounteH mar uno iebr pielt
0emotraten haben AUDI fir 2aft &C.
| ittmmt.
DAB jsBt Elm fold unabbdnsiss'
@eiit auh i'm aongreb ii9 bemertbal
mddt, lit unter oieien umitdnber
niht Iberrai6enb, benn i9lisbli6 i'm.
bod cine gan5e Qnsubl aongreBsWit
slieber sespunsen, Die Diinihe ibrel
Ronitituenten su refpetttren. Diefe'
3pane bat freili4 i6on frii9er beitan
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part geIegte, eben crit pollenoete
itGbtiIhe ardnfenbdus, Das 3erbonts
ihe Waiienbaus, baS aleinftnoerbe'
tuahitngsbeim nno bic HeihSbnnf, lo-
iuie Die ptelen id)nliden neiien sSobil'
baiiier uno giIIen in Der gabnbots-
gegeno nno am Iinfen gteiBeufer.
g9as geeiBe an iuoiiitrieller Beoeii'
tling abgebt ,oas miro Der Staot onrd)
DIE aroBe ssruhtbnrfeit ibrcr um9e'
gen0 eriebi, imo bic 8etreioes, 8es
miiIe@ unp Sbiimdrtte. Die lpohentlih
5peimal In RciBc abegebalten meroen.
erfrelen lid, eines Rnfes onrb goil5
SfIeiien. Sur llnterbringilng Der
bierber gebrodten gorrnthe oEeilen
Die bon oen Sduiern ON Rlng aus.
aebenoen rieiiaen aeller, Die bier falt
ben ean3en Iaa ibrsn tpeiten bnnis
len 5reppenihlinio oiflperren Inf
Die nod heiltc Dorhan0ene mlitturilhe
geoeutitng gteiBes iueilt Gin beloiloe'
rer StaottbeiI, Die bon sSrieortdl DEM
8roBen onqeleptc Srieorihltoot ote
gan3 bon aaiernen. Sa5uretten Mo-
oo3inen. @erathidnppen ino Ionlti'
gen milit1riiheu 8ebaiiocn cingenom'
men miro. gIubcr ieinen fiiuf gatail'
Ioncn Snfontcrie, Eioniere itno 5elo'
grtillcrie, beiibt 9letbc nod cine
9ricesihulc elm glrtillcrie6epot, ell
5eItiingsgeidngniB ,ein 9roplontnmt
uuo lit suoem Der Sie bon 5ipel Som.
manoobehoroen.
9teiBes aroBte Werfluiiroigfeit aber
iollte mir crit in Der aniebnlid,erL Ian.
aen. breiten unO belebtcn 8reslmer
Strabc begcanen. 9lIs Elm Meiiter'
inert ntittelaIterIiher Sd,nlieoefllnIt
| Itebt hier, taiigortig pcraittert, Der
ioaenannte .Sd,6ne 9rilnuen". aul
0icien grllnncu iai;, ais id ibn mir
hetratten molltc. elm Ieibhnfter. ieben'
oiaer. on5gepad)iener Steinnar0er
Sm Ru Tpran9 bic ionit 10 ihtue tlsis
ne Bette bon 0em Wrlmnen herltnter
jaqie Die gan5e StrnBe hinab, ntittciI
siulidlcn Den Menidleu hin6urdl, oiC
oil Der ieltiamen grideinung nifi
Den aeriugiteu stritoB nabmen, unf
iprana am Gnoe Der StraBe aiif oos
| bort itebcnoe aniier.5 .5rieorid Genf
mai. auf Dem es geIaiien ipieoer Eoltt
iabte. Radber eriubr id, Dab oas
1bicr einem in bieier StraBe ipobneu
hcn Miisermader geborte. einem be
rilhnten Ibicrireilno. 8an5 jung
bate er 0en Maroer als e5eidenf er
bolten, Jest ipnr oas Ibier Srei ssahI
Qlt uno 10 iabm uno ipobIbefannt II
Der Stabt, oaB ibm nidlt einnnal on
Suuoc etnas thnten. Seinen arcBen
nit SoISlpoIle ausgeIiopfien Stdill
bate cs Dor 6em 2aocn ieines Serrl
| iricolid) ntitten oui Der StrnBe itebei
Iuub Ser Gberbiirgermeiiter BON ReiB
bat Sans 49, 10 beiBt Der giaroer -
ieicrIih Gin gripilegtum 6ofiir aus
geitellt.
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Gin Scind bel aOnisiu Glena.

Sn einem intereFanten aufiab ii6tr
Rom, ben SuIietie 4bam, bic ieit 80
eSabren gum sriten WaIe pieoer bic
spiss Staot betreten bat, i'm ~Jigaro"
ptr6ifentIiht. srSdblt Die seiitrei4e
SSron3oIin audi pon ein.m 9siprd6
nit Der aonigin pom Stulien. Sulietts
Ibam ipuroe pon a0nisin elena lies
benspiirbis smpfansen. uno ba Der
9aft serdbe aus Wouisnegro fam, mar
balb non Der Susenb3eit Der GOnigin
bic Rebe. iSrau 4oom bate in WloHz
tenegro cine dmuidnte Inetoote aus
Der Wdohen3eit Der a0nigin Glena
erfobrsn: giRss ih0nen cages iho6
bi. ilsins prinseiiin bic 8iiter unmus
thig bsiieite, unp es CAB cine Ssene
nit Der Gr3isbsrin, benn prin3siIin
elena ertLdrte ben 4npeisnben nit
GROCER 9rapour, baB Die 2ehrmetbos
ben ourhaus elmer ReForm bebiirftig
fsisn. iie olie isieu gum Sterben Iangz
peilig uno entmuthigsn ben ShiiIer,
unb gum Shlub ertldrte bic tIeiHs
prin3efin, baB lie fortan ibrer eiges
uen metbobe folgen iperbe unb in Der
Dabl bes 2sbroffes ibrem Geidmad,
bas 9eitimmuussredt s.bsn miife.
limb ipirtIid3 arbeitete bic grinseHin
nun nit einem gifer unb sin.r auss
bauer, bic Iosar geIorsniiIs um ibrs
9siunbbsii auftommen lieben. .Sa
ih befolse nod beute meine Wetbobs,
ertIdrte aoniain elena Idhslnb. i'd
lefe 70 piel als i'd tann, Dor 4[lsm
tpsun td uuf bem 2anbs bin. Uni
eann ieIe ih mad GINGER 3sit biefeI6r
8iitsr lpisber.
Wie glinius Der Siins.rs. mein
Ra6bar aus Rom, babe ih 3p,I
gibliotbeten. Die srobe unb Die tIsins,
Sn Der tleinen befinben fid nur aus,
gsip0b.te 9iifer. Born Dor bsm 9it.i.
| blait iinb 3lpei ober hrti gIGtter si7
gebeftsi. auf bic ih msine SmpreHi3r
nsn beim 9eIsn aufSsihns unb 10 elm,
2lrt fur3en aus3uses bes guhss
made. Wsnn i6 bic Sii6er ipdter tpiet
Ter nebms, taRn if auf bisie WsiI,
| tets bas Wsfentlife sleih bernus
| finbsn, pbns iis piebsr gang burh
bl1ttsrn su miifIsn." 9as 9efprdd
fam bann auf Die Gataifropbs por
| MeiIina. Die Quasa Der a6nigin ipur
ben feuft unp re iasts leifs: sd
| lsibs teuie nod, msar untsr Dem lin
alid Der 9eiroffeEsu. ala i'm erItel
| glugenbIid Der aoiafirppbe. Sn Rr
eritsn 4uaenblide eniftebt cine ssipifi
Dirt pon 6sroismus. bic iih bon bei
| Sdrsdlihen bes gan3sn nbnencet
akr tpenn man Dann nit Der 3eit I'll
bigger ipirb, bann beainnt trit be
ShmerS unb Das WiileibeH.
Wii 6ilfe aller 9OltstIaiien, NIT q
rer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bat man fir be Aermiten seforgt. bi
1lles perIpren baben. ibr 6eim. ibs
N0bsI. ibr 4rb<iisserdtb, bon be
. lssliebtsn Weien nidt 3u fprtden. hi
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bei benz llngliid Elm 10 trdirises gnot
fdnben. unb iest, bo bic onDeren rils
big iinb, beainnt erit bic DsrDDstf
lung Der getroffenen. Sie lsibsn, mas
nur Elm msnf9 erieibsn sonn. Gie
Hagen uno itohnen, bic leuie ntnnsr,
Tie unfamiliar unb tpeHben iih bon
i1nen ab. Was bic 4ermifen bon
ibnsn psrIanssn, bas iIt ibre 0eimutb.
ibr DorF, ibre Gtrabe unb Dor alIsm
ibr 6anbpsrt. Seute Worgens erit
iprah ih nit einem gGder. Der ipisb:r
nah RsFina suriid tpilI, ndb feintm
Refino; sr min bort baden, unb
niht in Rom. 2lh, Die 3roitIoiisfeIt
oieIer in cine frenoe llmgtbung Der.
pflansten Wenfhen i'll grauIdmer, ols
bic geratpeifIuns Der eriten ausens
b[ide."
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beberrfhen. Der natiirlihe 9ortheil
ipirb ibm paburh pertiimmert, bob Die
9ahnen fir sruhten aus benz Often
ben preis pro MsiIe nieoriser aniessn,
ais Cincinnati beSablen muB. Vile
8eihperpen iino pergebens 9epeien,
tpeiI bic gincinnatier nuttpeiien mill
len, bab bic ibnen ubperIangte 10.
bere srahtrate unberehttgt 1T. Ods
perm0oen lie aus benz 8runbe ntht,
neil bosu 0etatltenntnife iiber Den
GiIenbabn getrieb notblpenbis Itno,
bic ibnen nt6t gu 8ebote fteben. llna
ter Dem ENHANCEMENT aber. ME bic .Ens
Iurgenten es ourh9eIeBt baben, muf::l
bic Gifenbdbnen ben gtahipeHa
Iiefern, oaB lie bereatist ilno, ere
nieorisere Srahtrate an5uIeben uno tie
miiiIen ben 8etpeis Der 8ertebrs-Spms
mtIIicn liefsrn, tpelter tie nthts DOR
reoen tDnnen, pu bieie in Die gtn3eIs
beiten bes 9abnbetri:bs genuu elngs'
fpet6t 1T.
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Rontaa oen 16. Yiai 1910.

0te5ra6tsrb . bun8en, 'osIs
de bic gtIsnbabnen Iopett argettinoI5t
baben, betpirteu, tpie man ndh9eredn.t
bat, eine Gr10bung Der 6raatrehnun9
Der ameritoniIhen Ration um 100
g2iuionen baS Sabr. 5oIgt iebt nod
Die GrbDbung DIR 5rahten i'm Sitsn
uno in Den WfittelItooten, ME pas NIT
8eItimmtbeit gu ertparten iteht, 10
piro bic 6ra6trednung I'm 200 Nil'
lionen erb06t. Wer 1id oogegen aufs
lebnt, piro oIs Elm nSnIur8ent" BE-
seihnet. Ionit niro jeOo6 bios be-
pieIen. ooB rSnIur9ent" Elm Gbrer.
SiteI if
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Dem QrG itoenten piro etn
8ornurf 9ema6t, Der uns ntht ION
oerlid beqrunOet Ideint. Gin llntets
beomter bes S:tretGrs Sallin9et,
Slabs nit Ndmen, bate betm PrdlIs
benton Die 9lntluge erbobsn, ooB otr
SefretGr lpi'Ientlih uuf betrii8erIit'
QanDanipriihe Battnte austsu1n
poQte uno nur our6 proteite oes
8lapis baran perbinOert lporben 1el.
Der 9rGiioent unterIuhte Die Se1hut7
btounu UNI erfIGrte lie nUh 0urh
Iidt Der be3iiolit:n 0otume1te tu;
unbeoriinoet, lporauf 8laois Gut Sdi
Iinoerg 9erlanqen ieines Qmtes ent-
boben ruroe. SeBt lpiro nun bebdup
fet. Dab Der QrGiibent it'd gar nldlt
iiber bic Gahlage inFOrnlirt, Ionoern
feline GntIteioun9 mad einem pom
s6ilfsoenerul Unpalt 2dpler IN
8ouinoers Q(mtsitube oittirten Serttt
oefdQt babe. 2us 8epeis peroen Ell
MIA, aleidluutenDe StelIsn in 2unler9
| Sfretber uno Der Gnti6eiDung BEG
VrGiioenten anQefibrt. Ber o0rdu3
cine glutloac oeQen Den Brdiloente7
III Ihmieoen iutt, Der 1T itb:r ben
naturqsmGBen Sang Der Iln9e II
Iolten GFdQen nitt unterri6tet, oosr
mill i'm nitt tennen. Wds Dem Vra'
Tioenter poroenorTen piro, 1T Elm 81
brouf. Der nit oQen ri6terltt>1
Funttionen, ME Der prdi!oent ne IN
Diefem 7SuQ. ousQeiibt bat, oertnupft
! III. Der 8i6t:r prijFt Die argument
Der beioerieitioen 2tnDGlte uno 'oips!t
Inn cine Nniidt beQriinoet It)etnt, 9lbt
er lie in Der Sprahe 9esienigen ir!:s
Der. Der Iie porbrtnot. 0duft9 tommt
es Io1or por, ooB Der Ri6ter bic gnt.
iheiouno qor nitt 1dreibt, 'onoern
Ieine lInterIhrtft untsr bas Bldnbopet
| Deg Qopotuten 'teut, nit oem er uber:
einrimnt. GbenIo nsnig fam e duf:
FuQen oob Der 9rIIioent 0ie urthellt
Der 0:partements Gbefs, in oertr
8ebiet cine geIhperoe fdllt, einboIt; Z
IL Dos Iooor ieIbItneritGnbl;6. Dlt
| Senutg ltnterIuhunQ in rer QrdIrt
gouinoer piro iebt felt un9'fd6r {
Woten qeFubrt urb 1T nod niht be
enoet llnm09Ii6 tonn man oem BRA
IiOenten 3umutben. boB er o6t Wohsr
ietner 3eit an einsn ein3i9:n Soil men
Bet nm oQe Original OotumeHte 81
priifen, oenn olsbann tOnnte er I'D
nidt um Regierun9sgsIAdfte betilm
mern. Gr III oe3pun9en, Iolde ge
I6yrerbIn an bic 0eportements 81
perlpeiIen, nm bann beren GRt
T6eipunQ na63uprufer. 0as 1T 8t
Theben. Menn oaber in Der entIfs'
buro bes 9rdiiosnten SdBe portom
| men, Die nit benz 8eriht bes Suits
beomten ubereinItimmen, 10 lit Das Ell
. gepeis, oaB berYrdiioent Das Sdrltt
Ttiif ueleIen unb Ituoirt bat. Dam
ppllen mir 9auinger niht gersdtrer
} tiot boben. DieIer eri6eint uns bio
, besneoen unifulDig, neil man thr
: feline te6nii6e llebertretung oes Se
2 feBes na6neiisn tann. Dem gralloen
I ten ober ldBt iia tein 9orlpurf modsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-16

Die Sniurgentsu BADEN Bel
Der abfaFung Der Gienba6n Bill
nisbsr einen groBen Stes fir bas 9olt
srrunsen. 1isisr beitsbt in Der Quf-
n1bms bss paragrapben, oab fir ldnz
gere Streden Der 5ra6tpreis ni4t re.
Duairt fperben ioll, es iet benn, bab Die
8ertsbrs aommiiiion etns iolhs grs
mdbiguns fir berehttgt bdlt. 8etdnntz
lib leibst, nebIt ollen oSnlanoitabten.
aud Cincinnati fdiper barunter, oaB
Der syru9tpreis oertiirat ipirb. Ratur-
gemab iollte Cincinnati, neil es benz
Subsn 70 ndbe liest, ben oortigen
9aHpsI, Ipe8ieG i'm mittlsren Siioen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-16

Der grGiioent bat ii6 boS
eroBe5leiIafoB, aIs lpeLdes Dos JIuBz
uno 6aTenzGtat be3eihnet lpIro, drt9s@
feBen uuo ertl6rt, oaB fpsnn nl6t etne
9lnsabl goIten gsItrihen peroen, Ie'n
geto 3u getpGrtigen lei. 8enn man
pie beanItunoeten 9srtpiQtgun9sn nd
her aniie9t, 10 lit 5u ertenHen, Dab 'le
teinem dnoeren 3tpete Oienen, dls p0s
litii6e S6Ionsr 81 Iperben uno es tdnn
ni6t iiberraIGen, oaB Elm Senator, Der
leBterer 3eit Iebr piel BON iif reoen 0sz
muat bat, Die onit0Bigiten BoItsn IN
bus Gtat bjreing2iAmug9elt bat. Die
offentunDige YerinpenOung beldutt
lid ouf Finf Riuionsr Dollars, Ioo8
Der BrdiiCsnt niht 3u9eben nil, Ino
pa er nint oas tonititutionelIe Rett
beitbt, tin3elns 9oIten 81 pettren, 10
bat er 2tn3eioe erItottet, Dab er, penn
bic unn0tbigsn Yerpilli9un5en nttt
qeitri6en peroen. ods qun3e Stat NIT
Isinem 0eto belsgen lptro.