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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17

suliefern. SIN Wsit gopinston, an Der
Sdpnann Sirabe, eerietb Elm Rao in
Elm God, Der Wasen itiirste nm uno
5ulsmdnn fpuroe bon ,ieinem Sib
berdb9ei9leltbert. Gr lam 10 uns
gliidIi1 gu Iiegen, bab ems Der gferbs
auf ;bn itiir3te unb Der 8erungliidte
mare gu 5obe seq1letIht iporoen, tpenn
ibm ni6t gaNagiere gu Silfe getom.
men marin uno ibn befrett bGtten.
6uIsmonn tpurbe noh oem Bari
bdu'iten 2otal sebro6t, mo ihm Die
rotbiJe Gr5tlihe 5itfe Su 5beil fpuro".
gr bate etns Sopfipunoe buponsetrls
gen unb mar ouh an ben untersn
Grtremitdtsn perIebt fporoen.
- 9eitern Qbenb fano ipieoer cine
8erIammlunq beioer 3tpeige Der
Staotberipa!tung itdtt, um iiber oie
Sroinans Der Big Bone unb Gopings
ton 3rattipn So. uno Der Cincinnati,
Wonspiue uno 2erinstor RaiIrooo su
beratben. gtntoe announcements pur-
ben anqenommen. RAD Idngem Stnz
uno Serreoen tpurbsn bic beiben Srbt.
nan8en an oas aommittse 3uriltper'
tpieien.
- Die 8duner, be ben 9eIbtpshs
IeIihlpinbel in 8rpmIsp btriuhten,
nurbtn beinabe geIpnht. Sr 9arrp
GngeIs UlebgerIaben beriuhteu tie
ben SfHpinpeI nit elmer So Rpts, mas
linen iepo6 nift esIdng. GngeI be-
nohrt6tiote sinige gta6barn, Die bic
8duner bis QubIotp perfolgteu-
- In Der 8erfammIuug Der Roro
&entudD 2tbrer 4FoCidtion tpuroe EN-
Sommittee srnannt, nm Stattittsen
iber ben 8sbrauh bon 2abdt unter
ben S6ultinpern 8u iammsln, fpelhes
3u foIQenbem ReIuItdt in gt5ug auf
Gouinutor, Repport uno llmqsqtnn
tam: Don 588 5hiiIeru, bic 3dbat
oebruuhen, puren rur 81 i'm rehten
9tlter fir nisisn 8rab; 15l lpdren
Elm Sabr gu alt uno 5O6 lparen bon
| 2 big Z Sabre gu olt; biz Wdjorttdt
BON 2 bis 4 Sabre. 156 nou ote'sn
botten qutts 9etragen auf3upei'sn
uro nur lpeniae iebr gutes. 80 PRO
sent Der Subatesbrauher iparen stpct
Sabre in oerfelben aIaTt uro lisfsr'
ten iblette Qrbeit. Die meiitsn Rdus
der finoet man i'm A., 5. uno 6. Grab.
"a Der 9nubn urter osm 7. 8rao rpd'
rem IA Sabre uno alter. 80 anoers in
benTelben aloFen tparsn 13 SABRE alt.
0as aommittee fpiiniht, baB bic Sta
tiitit putIi3irt ipiro.
- Die 9uruaemeirbe ertpdhIte gs'
tern 9lbeno foIqeuos gsdmtsn: grfte:
Gpre6tr, 4Ibor BoIff; 3peitsr Spres
der, 8eo. Sdneiber; griter Shrifts
mart, 8. u. psrup; 3peitsr Shrifts
mart. CD. Gan9e; GorreipoHbirrubtr
Shrifrpurt, q. Grieorits; Sbass
meiier. gBm. RtepIin, Sr.; Grf:r
gurnpdrt, Gdrl Utoroo; 3peitsr
9urnmort, Sobn Sno1eImonu; 3eug'
mart, Gus. Shmees; 6alIsn aom'
mittee: 5enrD Do4Is, 9enrp SoPitrop
Sxnrp Rauh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17

- III. q. Odndnoiue upertrug an
2emiiel uno glbbe Wonb cine Got an
Der Central 4penue, stpiihen Der a.
unb Sputbsate Strabe, fir ST. etc.
Die reue gitisens Commercial
Sapinss 8ant bat ods 5lether Ges
bduoe an Der Rcnmoitb Strabe, pbers
balb Der 8. Gtrabe eetauft uno ipiro
am /. Mai bas 9efhdft oufnebmen.
Die fdmmtlihen 4ttien Der 9ant iinb
psrtduft.
- Der erffe ,JieIb DAP" bts sfpei.
ten Snfanierie= =Reeimsnts ipurbe ees
fern abssbalten unb es bait. fif eins
erpbe Insabl 3ui6auer einoefunoen.
Die MiIitdrtapelle Heferte bic Wuiti
uno es tpurhn biibfhe prsiie Der.
tbeiIt.
- Die DoIIur Sdpings &, Reoltb
60. bat cine Strede 2duo in bsu
5isbIanbs, on Der Wlt. pIsuiart 2lpe.,
BON Sarab unS Gbarles Gnons i6ufa
lid iibernommsr.
- Dm. RcGIeaN, az, ein anitreis
der BON go. 31s Dsft Southgots
Strobe. ftarb gsitern no6 turssr
Srontbeit. WcGIedps fiel BON elmer
2eitsr uno erlitt idmsr3bafts Wunbsn,
bon otnen er aebeiIt puroe. Gs beibt
nun. bdb elm Rsssr ibu Iber ben acpf
| gsi6Iasen unb IcG IeaDe cine 9sbirns
eribiitteruns erIitten babe. bic ben
Dob perurIuhie. Coroner Disbp tpirb
bic aneelsgenbeit unteriuhen.
- RoTter aonrniTGr QnbtrIon psrs
taufte asitsrn ioIgsnoes 9runbeieena
tbum: 5Iannisor 5omeiteao an Der 8.
uno Sarateeo Strdbe an Wtorn Ros
oers fir $3400. - Siasntbum 5lans
ni9an's an Der 0sitieiis Der Saratosa
Strabe, nobe Der 7. Strdbs, an Sobn
GIanrisan fir $14O0 uuo spsi 2ots
| in 9Isnn gort fir $108. - Sm Jalis
oss prosrsHipt gdupersins geetn 5n.
5uder, Got on otr WtairHep Strabe.
Gapton, on ben Sldqer fir 1901. -
| sm Hdlle bes Sa'e,p goupereins 9s9sr
gifsr u. ano., Got an Der Sftisite Der
BaIbine.on apenus, 3rpi'ten Der 9.
uuo 10. Strabs, an R. 3. yfinsfas
! fir $4,000.
- Nus Iid3sr,r Qusl. ionmt bic
gladritt, pab Der Staatsfttuersauss
qlsi6unssratb in Truntfort beosutsnos
Grbobungsn in per Ibihdbung bes
9runbeigenthums in Campbell Go.
pornebmsn ipirb, I'm me5r Gslo in ben
Staatsfono, Der 5einabs sri6opft III,
gu betpmmen.
Das Scpt, Shoemotsr'fhe Gi.
aenthum tpuroe 2e'tsrn rpm aormiis
| far 4nberfon or 8. 2Ouoenb1ru fir
$34O0 pertauft.
yrani TsIIcr, 80. % ggsft II.
Strabe nobnbai tpure auf einsn
8srbaftgbefebl oor gniparh gBiIhs
nsntr bin auf bic Intlags oss angriffE
perbaftst. DiitNsper btbaaptsi, Del
Isr babe ibn mi, e!uem 9aditeir Hitoers
ssf6tagsu. Sttn 3uitanb ift Elm osrs
artieer, oab e. oas 6aus Hidt perIa's
fen tann. Der Ja1 puroe auf Cams
tag perfdobsr.
Die Ren9ort gommanosrp q.
g. bait an Trtitas abtno um 8 llhr
bic idbrIihe Snipettion db. eminent
Cir g., 8inJam geomunns bon Win'
DIETER, Sb., II Der Sufptitor.
sur3 Dor 5boritIub paiTirts oi.
sentudpsr Geissg,buna nod eit Dor
Icqs. nad osr goli;ifien uno Angsitellt'
| oss Teuern,brospartsments BEN 3ipiI'
| eisnIts s6siss untsrporfen fein iolltu
0iefss nimmt bic Grnsnnung Der &C.
ronntsH 9sam:en aus ben 5duotn BET
| poIiiitsr.
- Dis 8orIase, bur6 DsIde BEL
5igbIano 9iitritt su elmer Stoot bier
ter aloFs erbobeu tperbeu iollte. tpuro'
utcnf dndeupmmSr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17
2pfep's QnpdIte befebsn

2pfep's QnpdIte 5efebsu
auf Der Srrfinntbsorie
6olpqrb Benton, elmer Der 4uIpdItt
pon Sobn Qoisp, Der Grmoroung Der
Grau Ilora Batter nngetIagt. benah.
rittigte 0as Geriht geitern 9ormittog.
oaB Die 9ertbeioiguag iih allf Der Srrs
Iinnstbeorie ba1irt. 8Isi6 mad Croft
nung Der GsriatsFsung puroe Der
Qugetlcgte auf ben 3eu9erftdno gerus
fen. Der 4npaIt iagte, bab bic 9eis
itesfDrungen 'sines aiienien Tid felt
ieiner aino6eit 5eigtsn uHo oub Der
SrrTinn in Der 5ami!is erblih isi.
Gerner lei isir aIient Elm gpiI.ptiter.
Der oftsrs gsoroht babe, ietnem 2ebsn
elm Gnoe MAIDEN Su tpollen. Wunhmdl
iiBe er in elmer gts uno rpsins Stuns
ben lang pbns einsn gstptFsn Grunb.
9uh babe sr bel Dinb unb Wetter
Stunoen lang por Der Wohuung Der
gaters geftaubsn. 2oiep faets, er babe
Fri. 9atsr tenneu gslsrnt, ols lie i'm
Qo9unen Bart beihdftigt getp.fen lei,
uub er babe lie off beintbegleit.t. Gers
ner fei er nit ibr nd6 8ergniigungss
pIdben in Cincinnati gssangen. Gr
babe tie srIt aIs 5reunb beiuht uno ihr
ipqter einen Qntrne gema6t. Gr giebi
3u, peri6iebsne Sa6sr, ipis Sdirms
Sdnb'dube, Sdubs, etc, fir iie gs'
fault 8u babsn uro fiigt bin5u, bdf
er ibr aud Gslo gegeben babe. 4ui
bic 7Srdgs, OBJ er sinen 9runo dns.ber
t0nne, ipdrum er Die 3bat getban
tpnnte er teine 4nttport eeben.
Die 9ottoren Bible uub Robertfor
tparen auf Dem 3eusenitono, um 81
belpeiTen, bnb Qoiep geiitssidtpah lei
QuF sraqen, bic man on 2oiep ftellte
qab er qenuue 4ustunft; er erinnert,
| ii4 dller 3oten. etc, uno betpies bier
Durh, bdB er normal III. 0ds GeriA
pert1gts iid oann biz beute 8ormittas
- So GeidGftsleute perfdmmelter
| I'D, aeitern 4benb in 8duer's Shub
| laben, um iibsr bic griinouns einei
gufineb Mens Club 3u beratben. Ser
Suhre ipurbe gum tempordren 8oriise'
uno 6err Bauer gum tsmpprdren &c
frstdr ernannt. Die nGhits 8eriamm
luna finbet tommenben Wittpod itati
- 8as 3sitdment Der Waria 9eis
Ier puroe i'm gountpseri6t binterles
unD ansenommen. sic binierldbt ii
fdmmtlifes Gigentbum ihrem Gatiel
Ben. 0etsler nnb ernennt ibH gun
NahlaBDertDalter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17

Die GOhinstpn Office fir bas Sin
riuuati gOltsblatt" beiiuoet ith I'm
8cbauoe Der GDDinetoR Gual & Suno
So, RD. 509-511 Wablion aOeuue.
g!uSeigeu, Rittbeilunaeu uub SeItel'
Iuusrn irgrnbpelher art iperSem bis
10 ltbr abenbS baielbit entaegeage'
rummen. SslephDn SOuth 240O.
- gb<i6eine: 8eorge SrantIir
QtnneB, 20, unD WiQie 0ungun, %,
beioe bon Gorintb, 8p.; 3. .. 9apes.
q, uno Goelpn Stagmann, IS, beloe
bon bier; Clarence :. goIes, 80, pom
Cincinnati, 9, uub Wargaretbe W.
8ortrdm, 26, pon Gentral Gitp, IB.
Ba.; Sames GDpurDs Stephens, 26,
BON 6aImputb, 3p, uno GIliabeth
Sett, 26, bon bier; RaIpb Smith, q,
unb 4una Senien, p. betoe BON
Springfield, 8.
- @5efigperGrberurgen: +. q. 6os
milton unb Games Guts an ben Sire
uRbertprtters Club BON Qort6ernHens
tutp, gtorooitede Der 4. StraBe UNI
Maofon 4be., 30 SUB Jrout fir 81.
- 5rau Sarab Ballard an GbdrleE
3. 6aOens, Qot In Grlunger, 8p., ST.
- 8. 3. SuoefelD, gretutor bes s,
6enrp 9ogeIfang, an Warid 8ogela
fang. Got an Der Deitieite Der 8ant.
lid Str, nDroIi1 Der 8errp Str, 81
- g. 8. 9isrtes quuIiIi3irte aIs
8ormunb DON 2outs s. Oierdes, i
Sabre Glt, unb erbielt bds Re4t, mil
Der Guoington StruBsn6abn 9eTel.
ihaft eiuen 4usgIeia ab3ui6lisben.
- GtQbtgeriht. Sobn Cooper er:
belt fpeger Sruntenbett. geueinen 9e:
nebnens unD WtoerieBlihteit geger
ben PoIi3ifteu 9rierion 80 Gage Or:
beitsbdus 3ubitttrt. -- 8billip 6art.
Iaub 3oblte pegen 3runtenbett 81 uni
Die Soften -- gilbert Qdnbruu1, Del
pegen Sruutenbeit, geneinen Bench
mems unD 5raaers oerborgener Wuf
zen GrgeflGgt lit, erbislt fetren 5ol
duf 5reitug Derfdoben uno Die 8urg
f4aft purbe auf 5000 feitgeiest. -
.0ouiton, Stampop0 &c Gamble 80
ipurben tpeqen 6emmurg eirres Seiten
speges unl $50 uno bic Soften beitraft
Roe Dborebeob, Is Sabre ait
s1p. 100 meft 5. ctr. ippbnbaft, nur
be pom gourtbriter Gleurp rah De-
Reforrf6uIs gefanbt. Worebedo iol
infoIee beg 8efutes bon 5 Gents
5hedtern untontroQirbar geporoer
fein. 4ls Der probatpplistft Sdfur
mann ibn abfiibren poate, Deriu6tt
Der 8oter feinen SoAn gu tiiTen, Die
ier f6lng jebo6 uuf fetrgn 8dter los
Wdn iibsrfpdlttste ben Witbenoer
lnb sr fuuroe 5u benz abf6ieosfub &C.
Stpungen.
gof. sSames G. grnft, Der lid
nit feiuer 5rau In QfbDiIe, q. 6.
oufbdIt, nobiu er 9efunbbeitsbal6et
ssijts. ift auf bem 8sgs Der 9efisraHg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17

Gheibung an, bdb ibr Gatte iid) pOr
Der arbeit ihsui unb iih betrinfi, tie
ptrndhIdiiigte uno i'm Glide litb. Sie
mubte ibn ipdter tptasn 8trnahIdfiiz
eling isiHes stinbes perbnfisn lniien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17
70 e tu y o Z {.

Die Rappcrt Cffite ihr Sns rGin.
eiHnatier @ulfs6latt" befinbet iih IN
Ho. 33i gprt gtruss, sessniber sem
Gpartbauie, pDielbft 9ieuisfciteu, Nm
ssieeu II. (. 10. bic 10 llhr 45 RiuuteA
EbenoS cutges,ugenommeu tperbeu
Selephou Seuth 2401- W
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17
abaetru M pit.

9erliner: IA. ia. bic Sadien, be
maden oIles Neid)e bart nno allies
SSorie neid,.
SadDie: Limb bic @srliner aIles
aleene grob uno aIles BroBe tleinr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17
,,3abnen Der GinOtr. !"
MRS. WInSLOW'S
Syrup
esHh asts amsswassi ssTssS
BET sabmcnoem Rinbern.

Gs Ecruhiat has Rtnn. ertrel6t tsn D1ns
sHeH. iiahgri 0ae gfmsrseu. Anrfrf NlubsRe
liz nnb III o0s bsiis Ysii'ei asasH EiarSeoe-
SnHinmSSpaHsis Gents bic dlaide
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-17

Sn Der auHitaugiteIIung.
aRaler: Sat bod Der Giener -
bieier Sdlafstopi nein Bib Der.
fehrt angehdngil"
- Sreuno: aAh - Darnn bleiben
aud, 10 niele onpor itehen!"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-21
Odd MACHINE INVENTED
FOR WHIPPING CRIMINALS
IL Applies the Lash Vigorously and
No Two Blows in the Same
Place.

PARIS, Dec. 20.--An automatic
form the work of whipping convict.
ed criminals. The inventor had spe.
cially in mind the punishment Of
Apaches. who have been such men
ace In Paris for the year past
His idea is that IL would be difficult
TO find any Frenchman, not himself
criminal, who would be willing to
apply the lash to a fellow-being.
II will be remembered that NJ. Le-
pine, the astute Project of Police,
pointed out some months ago that
the existing laws were amply suf-
ficient for the suppression of the evil
OF Apachism, II they were rigidly
enforc oil. But almost every days
history Of the courts of Justice in
France illustrates that ultra-sensibil-
ity OF the Gallo nature. Almost al
ways slight appeal TO the sympathy
OF the purors or even OF the prosecu-
tor will at least save the life of an
assassin, II IL does not, indeed, set
him free. This being the case. il
is not easy to see how the whip
ping machine is likely TO become any
more popular than the guillotine.
Strangely enough. a discussion on
this point has made IL clear that the
old terror regarding the fate Of the
inventor OF that terrible instrumen,
still exists in spite of the refutatiCn
of II which has been so many times
published One of the foremost Of
Paris journals grayely asserts once
more that Dr. Guillotine was legally
decapitated by his own machine
AS to the whipping automaton. the
victim is tied, OF course, then IN
index needle is pushed until IL points
to figures representing the number of
strokes TO be given; next button
is touched. just as one would turn
on an electric light: Immediately
stout arm working thick lash is
released. The strokes are extremely
vigorous. and no two of them fall
exactly in the same place. This hu.
name feature OF the continuance is
greatly Wanted by the inventor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-21
.|NTERPRETs ACTS
OF JESUS CHRIST
DR.. Thomson Makes Novel Defense Of
Biblical Stoiies of the Super
natural.

4 novel defense OF the miracles OF
the Bible is advanced by Mr. William
Hanna Thomson lie holds that mira.
cles were necessary in the time OF
Christ as the only effective credentials
"A prophet could bring before a primi
tive people. whereas ,cday miracles are
Impossible, because they would consul
tute scientific demonstration OF the
would Danish free Will one mlracla
NOW which could stand the scrutiny
CT modern science. would make bele'
in the future life a matter or course,
says DR. Thomson. Hence there would
he no virtue in belief In other words.
"a soon az the basic facts or christi
anity are proved scientifically IA
FACTS, the whole fabric must fall the
argument II interesting. al least. i,
appears in en- article In the current
issue OF Everybodys Magazine on
THE Subject Of Miracles. Following
is a brief digest:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-21

Perpetual Calendars, S1.S5 to
$3.50.
High Art Calendars, 15c to 500.
Postcard Albums, Soc to $500.
Kodak Albums, SOC to $500.
Mielink's Vaults. $3.50 to $4,000.
Household Expense Books, S1.5O.
Fancy Paper Weights, soc to 1925
And then there are Fancy Ash Trays,
TripIicate Mirrors, Stamp Boxes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-21
Miscellaneous

Smokers Sets, $2.65 to $500.
Jewel Cabinets, ST. to $500.
Sealing Wax Sets, 25c to $500.
Waterman Ideal Fountain Pens,
$3.50 to $500.
Conklin's SelfFilling Fountain Pens,
$500 to $500.
Fountain Pens, $1.OO.
Doll Outfits, $1.25.
Cooking Outfits-Card Index Style
81 90 to $1.5O.
Faber's Stationery Assortments for
Children, SOC, 75c, $1.OO.
Fancy Waste Paper Baskets, 35c to
$500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-21
In Leather

Ladies' Hand Bags, all feathers, all
colors, metal frames, silk Innings, leather
Innings, $1.75 to $1,000.
Automobile Hand Bags, fitted and UNI
fitted beautiful variety.
Ladies' Purses and Card Cases in all
the new fancies, SOC to $3.50.
Ladies' Writing Tablets, Foios,
$50 to $500.
Rolled-Up Toilet Sets. $1.75 to
$500.
Desk Pads, SOC to $500.
Calendar Stands, SOC to S1.15.
Music Folios, 75c to $500.
Ladies' Desk Diaries, STANDARD"
"Line-a-Day' and Excelsior" soc to
$500.
Mems Bill Books, Letter Books,
Cigar Cases, etc, in wide variety.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-21
ASK PERMIT FOR BOND ISSUE

LANSING, Mich. Dec. 20-Repre.
sentatives OF the AuEable Poor Com.
pany appeared before the state rail.
road commission today and requested
permission to issue bonds TO the ex.
tent OF $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-21

\ letter opeper, mail scale and six
inch rule have been combined in n
handy desk implement.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-21
Fine Stationery

We have a most beautiful collection
of Box Papeterie, delightful fancy
Boxes or high quality Stationery.
Prices 25c to $500.
Special high-class Stationery direct
from Eaton, Crane & Pike, the Whiting
Company, cambridge, and others. New
tints, new shapes, new finishes, the ia
vorites of the elite everywhere, being
highest class, put up in boxes of one,
two or twelve quires. Prices, Csc to
$1,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-21
Everybody Delighted With
Our Beautiful Goods

in for 6 yeas"e nave
hs AS
take
neye
Now a "nen'
IS
of
with ando
gest possible choice. The b
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-21

BY Dr. William Hanna Thomson.
Without the supernatural the Chris
tian religion is nothing.
On the other hand an honest disbe-
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-01
The Poets Version.

The earth would be like heaven above
And always fair and sunny
If we could clip the wings Of love-
Likewise the wings Of money.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-01
PROF. BELL ON AERODRoMES
Noted inventor Thinks They Will
Soon Be Used for Transportation
Purposes Any Distance.

Victoria, B. CDR. Alexander Gra-
lam Bell, the inventor, sailed the 9th.
,r night by the Makura for Australia,
IN route around the world. Discuss
ng the rapid development of areo-
lautics. Doctor Bell said that while
he monoplane may be depended upon
or highest speed developments it will
aever, in his opinion, be capable Of
assuring the same stability as the BIZ
plane or triplane.
For commercial purposes" said
Doctor Bell, aerial navigation is to-
lay on the same footing as was the
telephone in its sphere 80 years ago.
People were then asking, just as they
are with respect to the aerodrome to-
lay, what practical good it will be.
At that. time, three decades ago, l an
Iwered that the telephone would be
1sed for any purpose that speech
night be. I would now say the same
or the aerodrome as to transportation.
~"Aerodromes before long will carry
lnything any distance. In the imme-
liate future aerial navigation will be
chiefly utilized for the movement Of
.nything demanding swift transporta-
don, mail services and sport. One of
he greatest values of the aerial ship
will be in its making every portion Of
he earth's surface accessible to man"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-01
CAN'T RECALL UMCLE's NAME
Massachusetts, Young Woman Says
She Would Be Rich If Mother
Had Better Memory.

Millbury, Mass.-Because her moth,
er cannot remember the Christian
name of her uncle Minard, Dora Rem.
ault, a ~ten-year-old girl Of this town,
believes she is barred from a fortune
Of $780, 600.
Ten years ago the uncle left Lud.
low to seek his fortune in the west,
and before he left he told Dora's moth.
er, who was Miss Julie Minard, that
be was going to make good for the
sake of his little grandniece.
On the eve of his departure he told
Mrs. Renault that he would give all
he had to her child. In his last letter
Minard said that he was prospecting,
but made no mention of the amount
Of his fortune. He concluded his let
:er by saying: "And remember, Julie,
[ intend to keep my promise made
years ago, and leave all that l have
% little Dora"
Some weeks ago Mrs. Renault re-
ceived news of his death, and also a
communication from his lawyer that
If she could prove that she is the
woman in question, and that Minard
was her uncle, her daughter would
receive the legacy, which amounted
to half a million dollars.
Mrs. Renault cannot remember the
Christian name of her uncle, cannot
remember where he was born, nor
when, nor any of the details of his
life. All the members of the family
we're hazy about their exact ages and
v e the parents were not sure. In
stead of calling the uncle Jean, or
Leon, or CASTOR, or whatever the
name might be, he was always called
BY the French diminutive of his sur
name, Minnie.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-01
OLDEST SHIP VISITS GOTHAM
Schooner Polly, Sixty Feet Long, 10
105 Years Old and Has Had
a Remarkable Career.

New York.-1n spite of the fact that
New York has just been given It's
first chance to view one of the new
dreadnaughts Of the American navy in
the new battleship Michigan, the
mighty fighting machine has had to
take second place in popular interest
for a little 60-foot schooner. But small
as she is, the little vessel is undoubt-
eddy the most interesting marine Wis.,
ltor which has come to this harbor
In a great many years, for she bears
the distinction of being the oldest
ship in the United States.
1t is a few months over 1O5 years
since the Polly, for that is the name
OF the venerable visitor, was built,
and in spite of her century Of service
she is still in business today. The his
tory OF this remarkable schooner GOV.
ers practically all fields Of American
activities on the high seas. Built for
peaceful service, she nevertheless at
the tender age of seven took a prom.
lnent part in the War Of 1872. AS a
privateer under command of Capt. Ju-
duthan Upton she engaged in battle
with ships twice her size and cap
tured no less than eleve. Itch prizes.
After that war the Polly returned
to coastwise trade, going along with
out much notice for IS years. In 1S49
and the succeeding years the little 60
footer rounded Cape Horn six times
and made two complete trips around
the world. Later she returned to
coastwise trade in New England We
ters and her visit to New York is sim
ply In line with her present service.
The Polly has had dozens of own
ers in her los years, but all have treat
ed her with the greatest regard.
While little of the original vessel re-
mains, as the result of repairs, she is
! still unique in the field of American
shipping.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-01
GREAT RARITY.

She was young and romantic, and
when she visited Arizona she was fasl
cinated with the wild scenery.
"You have some wonderful sights
out here" she remarked, as she
stepped from the stage coach.
Yes. MISS" drawled Amber Pete,
the mayor of Eagle Eye settlement,
but you'll have to go on the other
side of the town to see the rarest
sight of ALL"
The eastern girl was all enthusiasm,
"Ah, towering peaks scintillating in
the last rays of the sun, or mighty
cascades where rainbow waters gush
all through the green rocks?"
Amber Pete shook his head.
mo. lady, thar amt nothing rare o,
wonderful in such sights as them.
was abiding to a Chinaman with
whiskers. He runs a laundry down
the way and he's the only Chinese
with whiskers in seven states."
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-01
Many at Docs Funeral.

Grafton, w. Va.-At Huntington,
his state. hundreds of people attend
I'd the funeral of a dog. Gallo, a
French bulldog, owned by Garland
Robertson. was buried. The dog had
he reputation of never missing a ball
Iame. In his funeral train were prin.
dpally school children and they scat
cred wild flowers, while a baseball
rat was placed over the CANNES
rrave.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-01
Failing Sight.

Il guess that awf'ly n%earsighted fel.
Ter that calls on sis is getting worse
said Jimmie, aged twelve.
That's just enough from you, JIM
said the indignant girl.
what makes you think he is get
ting worse, James," inquired his IA
ther.
cause I heard Sis ask him las
night if he thought she was the blar-
ney stone"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-09-01
That Kind of Mystery.

You need a big mystery In your
play to make it go. The public de-
mands it. Something thatll keep. 'em
guessing"
What kind of mystery?"
Something deep and awful. Some.
thing as fascinating as the dramatic
mystery that surrounds the pitcher
and catcher when they meet on the
field during the game and confer in
awful whispers"