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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
Former Clients
OF BallInger
Ask Injunction
Three Oregon Land Claimants Allegs
that SeCrstary's Assistant
Made Wrong Decision

WASHINGTON. April a-peciaEinE taar
SECRETARY df tha Interior Rallingsr, because
he had been counsel fer a number Of lana
claimants 10 the sIlstA Indian reservation
IN orsEsn. now declines % give them ths
benefit of hia Judgment since becoming
seerstzrv of the interior ald has at
temBtsd % delegate % his assistant Frank
pierce. the duty imposed hF IaE On him,
and that the latter has decided adversely
10 theu william .. Bales. Thomas Hal
verton ana Levy n. Gilbert today filed Huif
in ne suprems court of the District Of
Columbia for inguncunns % prevent the
sxsoution OF the order o. Mr. Pierce
Ealss says he employed Mr. BallingEr in
50. ana that the latter filed IN tha sffioa
n the then secretary o. the interior. 4
brief urging thar patent bs isslled % Bales.
BY alleged trregl- artriea he claims hls title
70 the entry was clouded aud Mr. Fierca
has rendered against him decision Whieh
- about % hecums operative IN OrsEon
unIess The cuurt prevents rs execution.
Bales and the other claimants dee ane
the AW allows an appeal % ina sseretary
that tEey are entitled 10 ir and that ths
action of tha assistant aecrafary = without
rlEnts af iaE-
when NJ Balingsrs attention ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

schPols and early in life was apBEsuriced
% a whssIWriEhL When he was q years
old he came to the Cuirad States going
almost directly 70 Colorado. wasrs he
made his fortune IN the development af
mines In KS he was married % Miss
B. Reed He was named as one of the
commissioners 70 the Paris exposition IN
lsla and had been otherwise siE1aIiy
nonorod By his government
Mr wash always a genial host and
fond cf coed company vas a member Of a
number o. clubs ard belonged 20 several
scientific societies. In the immediate past
he developed a keen interest in aviation
ano vas the leading figure u me effort
% have the International aviation meet
held IN the national capital
rhs tragic death Of his oniy son SONS
years ago was a NEST severe shock 20 NJ
Walsh. and from Which ne never rllly
rerovsrad The boy Vas killed Ia an auta-
moble accident which injured his sister
nov Ms Edward McLean-
When the Colorado SILVER miaer buiIt hf,
masnificent washington home a few years
ago x vas the largest and most palarial
resideuce in the maternal capital sincs
then * has been surpassed hv the Lar
Andersen and the Perry Belmont houses
Two 0f tha largest ard firesr Office build
iuss IN the civ have been bult 6v M
wash during the iast few years on.
uf them he named The Colorado. The othar
The Ourav. IN honor cf the stars IN whlct
he nade his flrtuns-
A son born % his daughter reesutly has
been dubbed On account ~ ne illmenai
Eeaith on both his paternal ami ma-eraa
aide. the Elundred AIllliou Dollar Baby
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
Cairo Railroad
Near Completion
Dream Of Cecil Rhodes is Vow About
TO Come True After Many
Years

BRUSSELS April a-sBDecsal Dispatch
t. The Bse)--r comDletinn o. the Cape
70 Cairo railway. the dream 0f Cecil
Rhodes. Is now well IN sight By The end
Of the year the whole extent of the line
viii have been surveyed From Kharrum
IN the north and from Broken HIn In the
south the line b eresBing forward % the
fllfllment of one 0f the greatest enter
prisss 0f modern times. The Inc. with ius
5.Gn miles of metal. viii be by far the
longest IN the world
Mr. HubertI. RecretarT Of the Anglo Bel
Ean KatanEa Railway company, says Il
has iust been decided % survey the route
~ the Congo extension of the Cape 20 Carr
line from Elizabethvlle leiose by ths
famous star Of the C0nE1 copper mines.
north~Ard 70 kamhWe. Tha line between
the star of rhs c0ngu and Broken Hin
Rhodesia) win be complsted By septsmbs5
neKr
The secfiun between Bukama and Cungula
= % be begun IN Decemher. hV which time
lha nezf section 20 the nnrth between Con-
solo and KIndu viz be rsadT. B0ars on ne
Congo river WiH carry passengers from
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
MCkeon Comes
With Johnson
Riekard Fears Pugihst VIII Not Keep
EngAgsmsnt for His Big
Fight.

NEW YORK April a--Eas course q be
thinga DugtIisIio took IL way rzBadly vest
ward today win JACK GlEas0a. ems q the
Teffriea-I johnson risAt Managers sursuts
20 san Francisco, ard Iahn Mci[esn. Who
has been rsprsseurinE the Gleason FicEari
interests here On his way 70 Chl0aE1-
McKeon viii stay IN ChioaE0 until next
Friday. and ths fight snthusi1sis say win
nut make his way further vest except n
IacE Iohrs0us cGmpanV.
Uneasiness on Tex Riczards pArt regard
Ing I1hnson's plans - responsible Tor Nc
Kson's trip 10 the FAR wsst Wnh Johnson
n tow The New Forz agent has been ,n-
srr-lcted not % leave Chicago fnr the cuaa.
without beng sure that Johnson b On ths
same train
Gleason, before leaving expressed him
ssir as confident on thia Bolnt '-Thara 4
No cccaainn Tor Wurry over Johnson. as
sured Gleason ~Rickzrd haa only eou-
ducted one big hsht the Gaas-Sslsan hat
ts az G1ldCeld ard be nay - q uifll
rsulisza gohnsou has aasurud Ne tAAt b.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

r r Hefff~ger VIII make trip 20 Mn
~ apolis Saturday night
carl Ferguson leaves Omaha Saturday
uiaht for q trip - Chicagu.
A. W. Roper 0f Ardmore, OkL. M and
Mra IT, 3 Dick. Mrs. y. r.. Fonda. of NORTH
Platte and a. sherman Of Columbus are a.
TIE L1EaL
M ard Mrs HeurV Wickeua % Cnilm-
btla william Ecaunell qf Trenton n a.
aurEezs uf Sioux city, G-nrEa Carter df
L1ncain ard M and Mrs ri u Tate %
Fremont are az me HenEhaE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

nature af the charges made against them
are withheld from the public. Among the
indIcrmsnts returned In cases where the
defendants either ars IN cuHtudy or have
furnished bonds are the following Fr0Wiu
Crowfenther. a Sioux indian belonging On
the Standing Rock reservation. statur1ry
assauiZ. Glnhe LaframhClae ard Daniel
Campbell sis5etln sioux Indians. .rt7oduc-
i-g liquor ca Indian aucrmsutz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
lHONAS T. WALSH IS DEAD
EuIn-MlIlionaire Mining Magnate
Dies After Long Struggle.
ADE TORTUNE M CoL0aADo
Esat West Wbsn Nsath ERa
AAas.ed wealth ~ silver MAINS
-sanp Tragic Death
Haarened FAD

WASHINGTON. April a-Thomas T.
Ezlah. the muirimi ilionaIra mllins mag
are. diel IN this city az G5 o'c-ock last
GEhL Deata vas due u a groNth IN me
lngs. taa result of an injury received
ears ag1 Nhsn Ar W4lsh was a miner
a ghs west Although the silver M-alHs
King, as M. WALSH was known. had been
Sex Tor the lagr three months, the end
aue suddenly and peacefully.
ne a4ea In his nalaLal Massachlsstts
venue home here whlrher be returned
NVsrAl weeks aEo after tour raruuEh the
iouth In ssaruh OF healrb- He vas nIr-
cundea when the end came ~ the lune-
lara uiamaers cf his family. ms Wife
lauEhter and aon-in-laW. EdRara b Ne
-e4n, and by three phys.clans. Or AIlrch-
O. a. this city ard Drs. Gulhris and Finns
z Johns Hopxinz lnigsrsrY he VIA he
rurlasi n Rosa Greek cemetery in tils city
81 rha side af his only son whu loss his
ifs IN al auts1nohle accident 10 New E1g.
ard several years 49,.
Arh hIsoWn request me flneral ceremunle.
VII as simpls Thev VII Be- conducted hg
fr ard ui-i 1s held sunday
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

DEADWOoDi =. D.. April s--tspeciaI. 49,
rhfs city has an ice plant in fun operation.
C. E McHuEh- former miqe promoter
has installed a complets plant % machinery
in the First ward ard is turning Out the
manuhacrured product az the rate o. eight
tons per daV Hsret0fure DeadHood has
depended upon izs Ice ponds rsr q supply
alrinE the summer Mr. AeEugh - also
planning 30 establish similar piant A.
Belle Fourche 70 supply me valley country.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

EIndn north to Ponthisrviile.
The uns from Ponthiervlls 20 Stanley
vile Is IN operation, and the next section
north % Mahagi b already surveyed Boat
and raH complete the r0ute northWard 70
Lado and Khartum. whence the Journey to
Cairo can be made BY the existing rail-
way.
The great buIz Of the Hne. including some
l055 OF miles az the northern and southern
ends. VIII be British and the remainder
VIII pass through Belgian territory.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Real estate transfers for April a 1910.
furnished by the Midland Guarantse sad sad
Trust company bonded 4natraStsra' la
Farnam street Tel Douglas AH-
Fred Eastman 20 Marion Eastman,
lots J. 2 and & block 4 Hillside. 3 L5a8
". J Albin and wife % r l. Gn-
christ, lot d. block 2 Fred Dellone's s1e
". r. Emea ard wife 20 H T. Peter
son. part of E-ls-I2- -------.- sos
Hastings a Hsydsn 70 A. " Nil
Ter and wife lot z. block L. Mon
2. l. Ferguson 10 L "a MeKenzis.
lor e Ei3Z1bsth Place -----------.---. a,so
Douglas Security 90 70 W 3. Nc
n r. G. Kennedy and husband 10
a 2. Pratt, lot y. block & knby
W p-,s,ss ana v,ts. =, --,,oDD-
son E. Nickel. lot g. block 3 sub.
or John 4 Eedick ...------.-----.-.-. 10
e s. Slater t0 Franz 3. Morsy snd
wife. nis lot block 4 Horhaeh's
George Suvce ana wife % s. c.
Brewster part B-Is-Iz -..-.-----.-.-. lee
Same % same, part Of same -------- la
A. Love and wife % George W.
Henry, So neii reserve of W est AL
AarsE Marteiu ard wife 70 Anton
FEonha and vie. lot z, block H.
1t add % south Omaha .-.--------- 9n
Anaon Paoni-a AMI wife % ganaes
stanek ana wife same .-------.------- %
J. W. Thomas and wife % Nehraaka
Stone Coz. lofs lo and ii. fariinerEs
sun n block - West Omaha.
Matthias WirtHnrugler anu wife 20
Edna A. Clarsuca et a.. int p
BLOCK . Sheridan Place ..-.-.------
CienrEa Neck 70 Mary Mech lur
le block q ThDruberg Place
same q same lot 4 block l6. Hans
cum Place ..-.--...----.--.-.. ....--.-..
same and wife % c. "A Meek. LOT 8
block g ThornberE Place ..-.--..--
same % O. Wig. lots and 8
bloch 8 Valley Place ..---......-.--.
FL Cassidy and wife % the City n
df EUurh Omaha. wU Ieer af Ia
iot IL. Sls-B D. ---....-.-.-..--. ~
same % tame part ~ J ana Missouri
Anna CorriEan a. same iut ard ass
feet lor 81 block y LlnIan Face ~
G=urEs "a. Henry and wife o. r. c.
Hsnsmln, parI A-E-l1. .-.-.---..s.-. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

drawn 70 the suit he snphaueally denied
that he had ever been attorney for the
claimants or that there was any special
reason why Assistant Secretary Pierce had
handled the eases. The latter had disposed
0f them he sad. in acc0rdancs with bis
general assignment OF handling land office
matrHrz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

sI0CX WALLS. :. D. April a-lspecia-o
The uu.ted STATS graud jury, uhich
cans e-nd hers Tlezlay ~ thls wees has
rcslrnad numrer 81 i-dicrmentA As the
tereadanrz IN sonle ~ ths cases have not
ger bogn arresred lhsir names and caa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
HYMENEAL


Miss Candis c. Casper. daughter Of
Charles Casper of BelIsvus. and Mr. James
z Slater of Fort Crooh. were married By
Rev. Charles W savidss a. his residences
Friday afternoon AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

viii begin training naAr san Franessen
before Nay L and I bslisvs him
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-26
YOUNG MEN WANTED
Government Pays Railway Mail Clerks
$500 to $1,000 a Year-Free
Scholarships Offered.

Uncle Sam holds examinations for
railway mail clerk. nostofilce clerk or
carrier. custom house and department.
al clerks. Prepare at once for the
coming examinations.
I The Job Is for life: hours are short.
salary twice monthly and vacation. To
any young man who hns energy
enough to answer, this is the onpor.
t,lnity OF lifetime.
Thousands OF appointments are to
be made. Common school education
is all you need: city and country PEG.
pie have equal chance. Start to pre-
pare now-free information. Free
scholarships this month. Write imme.
diately to Central Schools. Dept. Isl,
Rochester. N. y. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-26
| 3.5O1REClpE:
. ]. CURES WEAK \. I! !.
XII IS FREE
Relieves Urinary and k.1ney Trou.
hles, aaekaehe, stralning.
s"e ling. Etc.
STOPS FalN IN THE BLADDER,
KIDNEYS ARD BACK.

Wouldn't It be nice within a week
Or 90 to begin TO say goodbye forever
to the scaIdna. dribbling, strainlrg.
or too frequent; passage OF urine; the
forehead and the Observation-Disclosures
aches: the stitches and pains n tn.
back; the growing muscle weakness:
srcts before the eyes: yellow skin;
siuggist Bowels: swollen eyelids or
ankles; leg cramps: unnatural short
breath; steer!e ssnes7 ard tho de-.
|sopndercy7
= have recipe for these troublec
that you can depend on, and II you
want to make quick recovery. you
ough. to write and get copy Of IN.
Many doctor would charge you $3.50
ujst for writing this prescription, but
t'ave 1t and will be glsd 20 send It
to you entirely free. Just drop me
a line. like this: DR.. A. e. Robinson,
K .72o Luck Building. Detroit, Mich,
and will eenu It by return mail In a
Elain envelope. As you viii see when
you get It, this recipe containa only
pure, harmless remedies, but II has
sreat healing and oain.conquering
power. t,fss
II will quickly show its power once
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send you copy free-you can use it
and cure yourself at home. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-26

HHtI .Ft %
tween a millionaire ana tramp Is not
as great as the difference between an
educated man and an unedueated
man." I'm connection comes the
question, What is an education and
how to get 1t?
at cannot be. had without paying
the price, The price will be common.
surate to the value received. The price
OF an education embraces three things:
First, a reasonable amount Of money,
usually f,ard.earned. In education az
IL other things cheap means 'shoddy.,
There are 'cI,eap' schools which can
not be otnerwis. than sshoddy.' There
are extravagant schools, which, 90 to
the other extreme. But an honest
school requires an honest amount Of
money Second: Hard work. 4 believe
that students should have let OF fun
while in school: as much as they can.
A good motto taken from an old Eng.
lisl' ballad, fits this case. It is. While
pleased to see the dolphins play, /
mind my compass and my way Have
as much good time as possible, but
keep in mind what you are here for.
Hard work and lot Of It is part Of
THE PRICE. Third is t$!ne. The
hardest thing Cor a student to see is
that it takes time t, get an educat ion:
There arc those who from their capac-
ity for work and natural Aptitude, te.i.
that they can eat up a course OF study.
IL comparatively short time. One.
who goes through college in this way
is not a real college graduate. AS /
have said before, squash can grow IN
a hurry but an oak tree can not grow
in hurry. There are many Equas!,es,
In all profess:,ns, including the pro-!
fesslon Of teaching, and the pity Of II
is they don't know 1t. Time 10 just as
essential as hard work. Oxford uni-
versity requires that the student spcilc
the specified time In the University.
Of how much earlier the
course Il. finished. 81
The presence OF such; a large body Of:
students here prompts me 10 say that
] an, much 1ratified BY the distinct
success of! The Fairtnont State Normal
BY distinct 4 mean that 1t stands out
,fror, ether schools. Il tt doing the
thing no ot her school lts doing! ii corr
5,nratula YOU having 4 part 8lt.'iti
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-26
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

! Tho eighteenth annual meeting Of
the stockholders ct the Public Library
Association will be t1.ld in the library
parlor on Tuesday, March 9th, 1910. at
800 o'clock ?. M, to elect directors
and to transact such other business al
may DC lawfully done at stoekhold-
=rs' meeting.
. OLIVE c., BARNES, sec'y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-26
FAthA ONT ICE co. ,,tl
manufacturers Or Pure Ice. ~
Once and Plant First Ward. q
Both Phones spa & 4. ] !i5
&uPHoLSTERlNG

~ w - :. 81 A -. ~ y.
we make \ bpeclalry or nrst- Glars
up to date upholnterins.. hotn plain nn1
nncy. Mattresses and feathers ron,
cvated. Sewing machine needles ans
Supplies. All work guaranteed,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-26
PILES CURED in 8 Toi14 DAYS.

!. PAzO OINTMENT Is guaranteed 10
cure any case lot itching. Blind. Bleed
Ing or Protrndlng Piles In q to ii days
Or mon % refund ID. 600. \, 4 IS I5E
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-02-26

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Branch. i;5 i.tiY
s 1880 p. M; arrive. No. 90, 1850
= q. m. t-s y T5tF
For CONNELLSVlI4LE aud PITTS;
burg. leave, No. l. $500 q. m: No
x7:40 a. M: No. 81. '2:15 p. nj
arrive. No. 80. '1:10 p. m: No. q
x7:40 p. M; No. 4, 19:40 y, m: No.
s.. 2l0:o5 p. m.
For. MORGANTowN. leavt, No. So
Depart No. 20l. $500 a. M: No. :o3
1900 p. M; arrive, No. 200 1856 u
3 M; No. ZOE. 5:40 p m.
Daily EXCEPT Sunday.
is;: Pawpaw Branch. En- !;
Depart, No. 2o1. $500 a. M: No. 203.
1900 p. m; arriyee. No. 200. 1855
N =: NJ: No. 202. e. p IN.
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Girpnioo B en-.

Guf Sumitas abeuo mar cine sroBe
guraOe uOn 2OOo Mdnnern (iOllts pObl
bsiBen Baihluppsn) ansefiinOist; bot
oieielbs Uirfli6 ftatt9efunosn, 10 bat iis
nsnisitsus baS Cute ssbabt, ben
friid sefalenen Sduee breitjutreten.
gerbddtis babel mar ieoOd Die gn'
tiinoisuns. ouB Die Earaoe an ueridis.
oenen bsquemen (convenient) Punften
anbalten wiirbe mir wiiBten feinen Sas
loon in Der san5en StuOt. Der Oarauf
einseridtet wdre. cine BanOe uOn 20O0
bsimlidsn Siifisrn in fur3er 5riit Su sr'
quidsn.
Wtaulbelo Diron lit Elm Sesner Der
Oarnin'ibeu 2beorie uno meint, buB
Elm slffe ME Wtenid werbeu f0nne; bus
idlieBt absr nidt aus, oaB Wlsni6eH
ii6 gu afisn berabwiiroisen.
gu gutter lest bat Der Wtaulbelb Die
Sage aus Oem Sud selafsu, inbsm sr
often fiir BrObibition eintrai. Das lit
9ans lO9iid, Oenn psr fir alle nur benf'
barren Serriidtbeiten ibparmt, lit aud
fir bic PrObibitiOn reif. SdaOe, OaB
Diron idOn gebt, oenn er bat als abs
idrefenbes 8eiipiel uisl 9utes sstban.
Sn aller Uiiiere oes 9ebens brinst elm
folder 9answurit bod elm bisden slb.
pedsluns uuo StOfi gum SumOr.
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8ittstpu.

- Su ieiuer @Obnung oabier per-
itarb am WfOntas WiOrsen nad sweita.
si9sr &ranfbsit Srauf Sraubenburs.
ben Die 9Bittwe uno jwei Sinber iibers
leben.
- Ibomas @nsliib ien.. Elm friiberer
9ommiiidr usR Sujsrue @ountp nno
sur 3ett ats alosrmann amtirenO, lit
Rontas 9ta6mittas in ieiner @obnuns
an sBiaiam StraBe i'm alter Uon 65
Sabren SeitOrbsH.
- Sn eiHem polHiideH 3oitbaus on
Union StraBe, Snferman, 9eriethen
Sountas slbsno finf Wtdnner in Streit
unb als Der 9rapall uoriiber mar, littsn
spei Der 9bsilnebmer an sebroasnen
Shdoeln uno elm anberer bate 8erles'
unseu, Die aud als lebenssefdbrlid be-
trabtet wuroen.
- Die S8Obuuug Der @ittwe Srau
Wtarp Oteeban au Der oberen 8raob
Strase puroe Sreitas 9taht mitiammt
SnbGlt ourd elm Ssuer SeritOrt, aud
uerbrannten 5000 in 9aureelO, Die in
einsm SOffer aufbewabrt wOroen waren.
Da Die Srau feline 8eriideruug bate,
70 lit ibr Serluit Elm smpfinoliber.
- Der oils Bumpenlaufer I'M Sarf
mum S6adt anseitsllte Bm. Collins.
2s Sabre aft uub an Union Str. UObn'
bait, itiirSts WtOntus WtOr9en ben 400
Su5 tiefen Sdaf)t biuub uno Wurbe ais
Seri6metterte 9eide auf9eiunoen. OfaH
stuubt, baB er wdbnte. Der 5abritubl
iei am Flas, mas ie6Ob uibt Der Sail
mar.