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The Washington times., 1910-12-22
CIVIL SERVICE

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UMBRELLAS RE-COVERED

n H PHILPITT. Reliable Umbrella and
ParasoT Maker Repairing and re-cor eri1s-
CTsye1sSIs. giGTiss s3d silk 81 81 = St. M.
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Coordination of This story VIII BE
Found in Tomorrow Issue
Of The Times.D
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SEWING MACHINES

SINGER DROP HEAD Sewing Afacf-sre.
slightly use5s SO Cal after ?. n s07
y - y, =.
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FOR SAL-E-F'uruitu in downtown apt 4
rooms and ba-h5 transfer sezse- BOX g.
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BATES ST X. w, I2s-Large. iight front
ESclns secssnd .v-Sr, to couple. use Of phone
SO Phone y. s2Z5
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FOR SALE-BIack lynx FUR set rug uur.
larse collar heads and tails value $50 for
Sz5 BOX s. Times ofics
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sPEcIAL CHRIsT1LAs BARGAENs

4 nULber 1f handsome planes -aEer -
I trac@ Tor Flager-tialos 20 o. c-ossd o.
AZ a fraction their regular worth. Nam
other bargains Ike these. StieE, So Chick
erlnS- Sa5- Fose. $40 E-z-s & Pond. $3.50
Everett. a. Larshzli & = se1deII, 800, KIN
bail. a. Emerson. SI75- E-1zbe. 315G- Auto
piano. see: Ens5e AngeIus S550 Easy terms
II yOU d not wish 90 pay cash O. J.
DeADLL & CO. Cor 12t1 and c 81
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-09-01
Frequent Changes Of Name.

The political rscA' listening of streets
in Paris is outdone by the case OF the
Island of Reunion, which changed its
name four times in just over half
century. In 1898 it was Bourbon, as
it had been for century and a half,
but the convention then changed 1t
to Reunion. Under the empire it be-
came lie Bonaparte, at the restora'
ton it reverted to Bourbon, and final.
ly. in 184S, it became Reunion once
more. So the septuagenarian island
ers of this last year could recall an
unparalleled series of compulsory
changes. They must have thought
themselves lucky few years later
when the SECOND empire refrained
from Bonapartizing this island again.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-09-01
Ticket Gives Fare Due.

A taximeter for use on public We
hicles, now being tested by the Lon
don authorities, issues ticket at the
end Of the journey stating the amount
OF fare due.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1910-09-01
Human Welfare Comes First.

Nothing is more true than that excess
Of every kind is followed by reaction; a
fact which should be pordered by reform
er and reactionary alike. We are face to
face with new conceptions of the rela-
lions Of property to human welfare. chief
ly because certain advocates of the rights
of property as against the rights of men
have been pushing their claims too far.
The man who wrongly holds that every
human right Is secondary to his profit
must now give way to the advocate Of
human welfare who rightly maintains
that every man holds his property SUBJ
ject to the general right of the commun-
ity to regulate it's use to whatever degree
the public welfare may require 1t. But
/ think we may go still further. The
right to regulate the use of wealth in the
public interest is universally admitted
Let US admit also the right to regulate
the terms and conditions of labor, which
is the chief element of wealth, directly
in the interest of the common good. The
fundamental thing to do for every man
is to give him the chance to reach place
In which he will make the greatest possi-
bic contribution to the public welfare
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

UF UUUNI ] thin
pie Present on Big Day
RED TIME IN WALK AWAY

Mt. Carol Trotter Takes Three
Straight Heats-Patchen Gentry
in Similar Performance.
Conservative estimates place the
number in attendance at the Joslin
fair yesterday afternoon at between
$500 and 5000 people There were
400 horse drawn vehicles on the
grounds and between 200 and 800 au-
tomobiles Though the crowds began
to leave for their homes at / p. N. and
a steady stream OF vehicles poured out
Of two exits. all had not left the
grounds at O'Clock.
The majority Of candidates seeking
nominations BY the various political
parties at the primaries today were on
hand for the fairs big day, though q
few foxy" runners made hay while
the others were al play and spent the
day at a final canvass in Moline and
Rock Island
The opener on the race program, q
2.34 trot was won In a walkaway by
Pod Time owned nv Holman e Miles
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15
Purse-Winner. 500; second, $50



Alice Ginter -.......-.5 . ?
I-Pa1chen G. ..-.--..--.-1 I
+-Manager, IT.. .-.---.---4 Z
Dean Patchen -..-.2 g g
Time: 341z 2:2zsz 2:3I5+.
PuEse-Winner. 500; second $50.
third $50; fourth $50.
LEO STEVENS PRESIDENT
senior Glass of 1911 at Rock Island
High School Organizes.
The senior class OF 1911 held
It's first meeting OF the year last
evening after school The business
OF the meeting was the election Of
oficers for the ensuing year. Leo
Stevens was elected president BY q
plurality OF IS votes over Chester
Thompson. Jonty Marshall and Har-
old Grove. Katherine Helm beck was
elected vice president after the first
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

decision o the coLtsIsL'

10 send Rev. M WeStllng, VINO was
here five or six years ago, TO the Pa.
cihc Swedish conference pastorate at
Seattle. Wash Nr. WestlinE has been
a. Waukegsn.
The next annual central conference
viii be held at Jamestown. y. y. Mr..
Swanson. new superintendent in this
distriot. viii make his first local Of
fetal visit in about 2 month
Social Events
Announce Bridal Party
Miss Edith Helen Wyman, daugh-
ter OF Fred W-yman of Davenport.
whose marriage TO Charles Harold
Wilson will take place Wednesday
evening. Sept Is, AZ 80 At the
First Presbyterian church. has an
nounced her wedding party Miss
Gertrude Whitaker viii be the maid
OF honor. and the four bridesmaids
will be Miss Marion Mason OF New
Haven. Conn. Miss Gladys Bottsford
OF Pottsdam. y Y. Miss Lily G. Mott
OF Davenport and Miss Madeline
Murphy OF Rock Island.
Mr. Wilson win have as his best
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

Helm PECK and J az AEcli d4Llus- ElGna
Beemer and Walter Roth we're unan-
imousIy elected secretary and treas
urer, respectively.
IL was decided that the class col
ors. gold and white. which were
adopted Two years ago. were not the
choice OF q majority OF the class, and
accordingly q committee viii be ap-
pointed a. q special meeting tonight
10 select new colors and report 70
the class Al the same time q com
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

H THE OLD

PRIMARY ELECTION
PASSING QUIETLY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15
WORK ON Filter

- ---------------
Kaiser, the famous horse which was
the property Of DR. A. H Arp and
drowned in Rock river several years
ago. Ed Wefnrich of GeneseO drove
Ted Rea. an animal owned by Vein
rich Bros. that failed to make good
showing after The first heat
Pace 20 Patchen Gentry
The second event, a 2.30 pace. went
to Weinrich Bros. Patchen Gentry. in
easy style. the animal finishing well in
the lead in three straight heats Ed
Weinrich drove The horse. which is a
registered colt from the famous Patch
en- stock.
Alice Ginter, owned by John Munro
OF Moline and driven by DR.. W c.
Pinkney. repeated the performance Of
Lady NJ in trot. making a bad showing
the first heat and winding up with sec
ond place in the second and third
y. r EDDY OF Erie. III, owner, drove
Dean Patchen, capturing third money.
Manager. Jr. was driven by Hollis
Warren and IS owned by r c. Sill OF
WATERFOWL. He is considered a phe-
nom. owing 70 the fact that he made
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

nominate officers for the high school
paper.
Notice 70 Dealers In Sewer Tile.
Sealed proposals viii be received al
the city clerks Office until : O'Clock 2.
n Monday, Sept 1s. 1910, for 500 feet
Of 2z-inch No double strength vitri-
q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15
i ii Il RNJGh ISLAH
REV. SEABERG is
Conference Assigns Super
J. w. SWANSON SUCCESSOR

Latter Has Been in Charge of Church
at Gaiesburg-NeNt Annual Meet
ing ar jamestown, n. i.
A surprise to local friends is the
news that al the annual meeting OF
the Central Swedish Methodist con
ference held in Chicago Monday, Rev.
c. A. Seaberg. former pastor Of the
Moline church, was transferred from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

The hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
John Campbell. Mrs W H Kelley
and Mrs. Thomas Journey.
DanieIsen-SChaefer.
Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

road. was celebrated the marriage Of
their daughter. Hil6a. 10 Alfred J.
Danielsen, Rev. H. p Greif Of the
Holy Cross German Lutheran church.
Davenport officiating
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

camp on CampbelIs island.
Monthly Thimble Bee.
The ladies OF the First Baptist
church will hold their September
thimble bee tomorrow afternoon at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

= AANNT % II = To = \ 4 ,
and Florence Jones Of Rock Island.
Clara Weckel. 'Frfeda Jensen, Jenette
Jensen OF Moline and Kate Buckley
of JosIin, with Mrs J. w. Jones as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

~ = "a .. NTIlIa CIN0 MT list
evening at the home Of Miss Marie
O'Brien. 1902 Twenty-secoud street.
The evening was spent in games and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15
Main Interest Is in Fight BetweeT
Republican Organization and

The primary election is passing of
quietly in the city today The vote
cast Up TO 2.5o was about normal. The
interest oepters IN the fight between
the republican county organization and
the candidates ard their friends who re
fuse 70 be dictated 70 by the orgs MIA
ton Locally TIE chief fight is OF the
republican nomination FOR sheriff, with
The attempt 70 eliminate Charles Clark
for the legislature receiving its share
Of the attention Of tae county organ;zs-
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

rtment. III
Id STAND Al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

I@ COMING TO Fl
w. RI oZ.I
N9l1NiTO ~
HAUNTED.
The memory Of other years
A spell most magical casts Ger ne.
The hopes that filed me and the fears
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15
IIhg % me no LuaI

CLaFfe5 LONe2A OF ISiiSSSCr proven q
disappointment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15


So many scenes before me fit,
AS long I muse on Times surprises;
As in desp study here J sit.
A face before my vision rises.
BUT 'tis no maiden's face-to me
No maid her love gave-more's the
pity
On. 10. this tale Is rot 70 be
An ultrasentmental ditty.
That tace was one that brightly ehone
On gold eagle q friend borrowed
He disappeared 70 parts unknown
And ever since I'VE wept ard sor-
roTed,
Nathan ". Levy IN New York Sun.
He
Is here.
At the Hub
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Allman-the Royal Tailors.
Ker.er & co. make rugs.
Buy q Home OF Reidy Bros.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15


Swedish Methodist church in Worces-
Ter, Mass. The charge is a promo
ton for Mr.. Seaberg. as the Worcester
pascorate is one Of the largest ones
in the eastern Swedish conference and
presents an excellent opportunity for
work.
Change Tentative List
His rraufer was surprise to even
the delegates al the conference for
the tentative list Of changes. prepar-
ed Saturday evening. did not provide
thai Nr. Seaberg should go east
Therefore. Monday morning when the
Hst was announced and the Seaberg
change read. there were ordinations
OF surprise and regret from those Who
vii be sorry 20 see Ar. Seaherg leave
his post in the superintendent head
quarters ar Galva
Rev. = w Swanson who has been
named 10 I'll Nr. Seaberg's place has
held the pastorate az Galesburg and
the place he vacates viii be hIled by
Rev. Theodore Peterson. who comes
from Geneva All these pastors are
wei known here.
Rev. G. A Nystrom Of Andover was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

was visited at 6 this morning he was
dead
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-09-15

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eu1be|
ntain|
an I'd
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-01
Gokal.Derid)t
Gsdeuberidt bss UeinnSbeitsamies.

gDie aus benz Wpdsnbericht bss
itGe.iinen Gsiunoheiisomtss erfihtlid
in, ipnren tn Der perfloFenen nod.
ipieber fs1r nisle Jdfle pon Maiern gu
ner5eitnen. Die 3obI Der Grtrantuns
gen an ben Wniern belief iid ndmiidl
ouf nitt ip<niser ais AZ. ssgen nur
bier i5G[le In Der parolleipohe bes Dos
rigen Sobres. Tie Minbpoden eraNis
rsn sleihfuns sienIid tart. benn e.
tpurben TIM 2nufe Der Wohe nitt fpes
niger dls n Grtrontungen gsmeIoet.
auh Gin Ball Don gIatterH NOR su
perseifn1n. 9sstH IL Ylntternfdlie In
Der porollslnofk oss porisen Jahrts.
Nm Der Shninbiuht Harden tpdbs
renb Der gDone % perionen unb 80
neue Shninbfuhtsf1lIs eelaneien sur
aenntni6 bes DeIunbkitsamtes. Snss
geIummt ipurben 129 Grtroniunsen
an anIiedenben Rrantbeitsn uno %
sJdlle nit tSbtIinem Mussonse ipdbs
renb bsr Mode eemelbet.
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7aaiits incnnatier Dfsbatf 1ieaae l. Vebraar 1910

Verfiinbienns am Reht, an bsr
Wienfhli6teit uno an Der @eienfdaft,
unmo9lth tann es benz Staot froms
men, ipenn elm Ganb nit ariippeIn an
eefult lit unb6rauen uno Sinper ibrsr
Grndhrer berdubt tpsroen. gus bies
fem 9runoe iheint es uns angebraht,
Dab be geiammts 8iireeridaft bic Mr=
better in ibrem 8erlansen nah befie=
rem 'Siderbeits WabreseIn unter=
itiitt. Die pielsn entiebIt6en Be
trtebstotuitropben, bic ben 3eitunssz
leier fait tuoheutlih erfduttern, ipiir=
ben niht Su per3eidnen fein, ipena
9eiese porbanben tpdreH, rpelhe ben
unternebmern eine ipirtIif,e !5oft.
pfltht, bic iest uur cine Sluiion 1T.
duferleaten.
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Gicnitag, Den /. ssebrHar 1910.
auf CUBA rte6t es apieoer fen,

Iuf Cuba rteht es tpieoer fen,
gsrth unb es piro eine ReoOlution ala
nabe beporFtebenb erattet. Der 8runo
lit Elm llebermoB BON 9erufs ppli.
titern. Der fibomeritunif6e Sioatgc
bolt es fur cine Shunoe, gu arbeiten
uno perIanet, oab Der Stdat ibn er.
ndhrt. aber es fino ui6t Bios Die
QBeiBen. Die iih auf Dffentlt6e Soften
mdften poIlen, bic Shpar3sn ftno
ebenfo oarauf erpitt, an Den itoats
li4en 5uttertrpg 3u gslangen. I'm gu
berbinoern, oaB bisfes 8eiinbeI cine
RecoIution peranitaltet, perben 6o6e
9ebdlter an un3dbltge 9erionsn ges
sa6lt. 0as bepirtt cine fold britenz
be SteuerlaIt, DAP Die dnItdnoigsn
GlemeHte aufIdiIig 4peroen uno ern'tz
lid baron oenten, ibrerietts cine Rez
pollution 3u beginner, I'm eine Nns
nerioR Der Snfel burh Die Der. Stads
ten berbei3ufiibren. Wie ss ben 4Rz
fhein BAT, fpiro bieies Grsignib taum
5u rermeioen Iein.
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Sn 0RiIfourt fiubet beute eine

Sn Wti ouri fiubet beute eine
aongreBpabI itatt, Der man nit qc>
ipuunter Iufmerfiamteit iolot. Gs 1T
Elm IG6foiger fir ben perItprbenen
Demotraten De 2rmonb 3u pGbIen.
Die 9emotraten fteben tdum in @e-
fabr, ben 1iitrttt gu perlieren, Q6er
lie fiirhten etnen itarten Rudqana an
Stimmen, ba De Nrmono 1i6 elmer
ungelp0Anlihen BopuldritGt erTrellte.
0a ihr 3iel oarauf gerihtet lit, WliIz
iourt in Der prQiioentenrpa6l fir ihre
partei 3ariid3ugstptnuen, 10 MAIDEN lie
qrDBe AnItrengurgen, um einen me.
ientli6en RIdgang i'm 8otum 3u perz
Bitten. Champ GIdrt, Gr Gjoup.
Solt. ME iiberbaupt oLle WiiTourier
GroBen Der Qdrtet bdben einen enerz
qifhen Dabltampf qefiibrt, unb Die
NepubIitaner baben es i6rerIeits eben-
fails nidt on ben nothiaen 8emI6un-
gen fsblen loIIen. Der 3urif uuo bic
3rufts btloeten bds 56ema aQer aez
ben. Die 0en1Dtruten be6dupteten.
baB bic boben preiIe unb bic Sruits
bem Surif sntipringen, mas bon re.
publitantfher Seite entT6ieben beitrits
ten tpuroe. Sc nuhoem oos 9otum
iteiqt uno fdqt, mill man ermeiTen,
lpeIhe anit6t bic Stimmgs6sr 9egen.
Die Repu6lituuer erparten Elm befriez
Digenpe5 Reiultat, neil Die 0d6( in
einem uberpiegeno lanbptrtbidafts
Itfen 8e3irt itattftnoet unb bic 7arz
mer bort. nie ii6eraq, in oieisr 9lera
Der bo9en preiie ii6 in gutsn Ser
BdltniiIen bsfinpen.
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Rem Dort bat einen 2egtsldtur;
Sfonbal erIten Rdnqss. 8or mebre-
rem Bohsn erbob Der SeRator Gon=
ger bic Qrtlaee, oab 2egisIatursMit=
qlieber geitehungen ongenommsn ba.
ben, Inn ben &orpordtionen qun'tiqe
gilss 5u f0roern ooer un9iinitiqe 9ius
5u unttrbruten. oSebt erbebt er biz
fpe3iftI6e Qnflage, oaB in fstner 8es
qenDart Der Senotor 4ubs am 23.
@prtt 1901 bic Summe bon tauienh
0ouars er6ielt, um eine qetptfe Bill
Bel Seite 8u f6teben. Die unterias
dung tpiro ndtiirltda niht ausbleiben
nno es tpGre ourhdus ntht iiberrdz
fheno, fpsnn nod dubere 9eftehunqen
Su Sa9e tdmen. Die gterp 0orter 2ez
9tslatur bat bon ieber oIs iebr fauI
oegolten uno ihon lance bat Der 8ere
Daht beitunben, ooB bic SDrporattpnen
Qrobe Summeu 3ablen, um bic 9es
febqebung au i6ren 9unTteu gu beeins
flufen. Die tpeitere Sbotiahe, odf
eine In3abl Wtitgliebsr teinen Qnberer
Grtperb baben, aIs bas beI6eibene Ga
fdr bon Gegisluturs WttgIiebern unb
bod groBe Reibthiimsr angsIammsIt
bdben, tpunte nitt umbin, ben Der
oadt gu beTtdrten.
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Die y bmin Il ration II

Die 4ominiitrQtion 1T
bur6 Die 4usia9en bes entlaTener
2anbdmts>8eamte 9labis iiber Bal
Huger beuHrubigt unb es bat ben Mns
f9ein, bab Elm neuer SetretGr beg cSn-
neren ernannt fperoen tpirD, nenn BAL
finger bic 9eftulotgunqen niht 81
enttrdften permag. Die Ihtperften 4az
Hagen faaen in bic 9eriooe Dor Der
gerufung 8allinqers in Das Winifte=
rum. Gr fOa, tpie 8lapis angtbt, dls
1oDofat 6lienten bebilfli6 oetpeIen
fein, Dffentlihe 2dnoereten auf betr:is
geriihe Beiie au erlougen. Mls 2anoz
ants aommiHdr foa er beriuht 5de
ben, Die jeBt als bstriigeriih ertpieiez
nen 4uipriihe gunninqbams auf Gam
ibereien tn 4lasta 81 forbern. 5eraer
srbebt 9ldDis ben 8orlpurf, boB Bal
Iinaer benz GeTeB sutpiber nah ieiner
Refiqnation als Qanodmtse Gommiis
far fir Rlienten Inipriihe uuf 2dn-
bereie1t pertreten babe, bic ibm Gls
2anbamts> >apmmtHdr ppreeleqen ba=
ben. getreffs ietner 5anblungen oIs
Gefretdr beg .Snneren erbebt Blaois
ben 8orpurf, baR 9aainser nod in
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IanldHiae s,daier.

Der ii1biiIhe 4auinIpettor aHbI.
mann tonbsmnirte seittrn srpei Jfpei.
fi6dise Oeb1ube, bic fim binter bem
SouIe go. 937 Dnnmiaer Gsrnbe tts
finoen unb bic 8eipobner Der 6Guier
muBien urDer5iislin aus5sbeR. hc bic
8oradsn berart buufduis finb, bu6 Ne
isben Mloment einsuifiir3sn brpten.
Die giaenthiimerin ber gebdube.
frau q. Wbiie5eob, ipurbe benunrins
tigs. bnb bie heibsn 6dufsr foforf ME.
berseriGeH iperbeH miiHen.
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Wirb Nuts trieten.

milli1m 6. barpsp, Der Dormalie.
4ubitor bts GintoH 6oiels. bat fid
berpfliHtet. Bis beute Quhmiitng ber
iebIbeirog In ftintr aaie. Der iid
auf $4,000 belduft. 5u erfetkn. Der
fd3iehene feiner 1runbe iino ibm be.
biIflih, bns 0eIb aufsubrinsen. Wi,
sejtern bsfnnnt ipuroe, bat barrett III
nen T1i! bss Delbes DerfpefuIirt. OF
perfadie ndmiim, ftinsm eisensn ge.
itGnonib nod. oIs bic Gntbeduns bts
s5tblbtrnseS nuf nod cine Jrast ber
3<it ,par. f@ has OsIo burh einen
45rftneoup 3ii Uerinnfien, ober na.iir-
lid bate er Ven unb bns Isfijii
spurne nur nod gr0bfr.
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Cine unerlp d tete SolliIion
aat slpiiden bem &orporations On.
malt StetioH unb Dem Ser. ct. Der
tebrs 8ommiHar Clements bel einem
Banquet ftuttgefunbeu. 2eBterer bielt
in elmer Reoe ben @tienbabnen ibr
Sinosnreeiiter pDr, Ipssieu tdbeIte er
Die 8erDaheruns Der &dpitalien unb
bic oaraus fth ergebenbe 8ertbeuerung
Der SSrahten unb er teFiirtportete nit
Gntihieoenbett Elm 9sieb, ipeIdes bic
fem Sretben Gtnbalt gebietet. Spe=
3tell bob 6err Clements berppr, fpie
oas adpitol Der Qlton 9abn, oIs
6arriman iie in Die Sdnbe nobm, um
so WttQtpnen Dollars uno ods 8aptz
tai Der 2ouispiue RaTbpiue Balm
um 48 Rilionen perfpdTert fpurbe,
dIs s. 9. mor9an fie on fih brdfte.
9err Clements be3ethuete has ols Ell
nen tnfamsn Oieb'tabI am 8plte. Serr
Stetion fii6lte iih perduIabt. bos gu
beitreiten urb that bds nit e6ten @oz
sIrgumenten. Gr fraqte Serrn
elements, Of bic adpitaIspertp6IIes
rung Der 2ouisbtlle &c HaTbpi1e 8d6n
nt6t Der 8ertebrs GpmmiFion ondes
3etgt tporben lei unb berief iit) bdrauf,
odB bic 5anblung nift ungereht ges
pe'en ietn t0nrs, ba Die aomriiIion
lie ni6t bednitdnbet babe. Die Qn3eioe
mar nihts tpeiter uIs cine 8erhDbnuaQ
Der aommiFion. sic bGtte unter bem
ieBigen Stanbe oes Geiebes nihts
tbun tonnen, mare bas SdpitdI nm 81
WGQtoroen perpdfert iporben. 9es
WSiteren brahte 6err StetIon DOT,
oab mad Der aopitoliIirunq Die
5ra6truteu nitt er906t tporoen feien,
oemno6 bas gublttum teinen S6aben
erlitten babe. Wieber Elm Gopotdtene
4rgumsr1t. Wenn 4S MiIionen Doll
lars neus 3opitaIien oersinst peroen,
obne baB Der mtnoeite 0eoenipertb fir
biefelben nohtpeis6dr III, 70 ae1t
bod ooraus founsntIar beroor, boB
oas publitum gu llnreht nit Der
8er5inIun9 unb SiIgurg elmer S6ulb
BON As Mi1Iionen Dollars beldTtet
tpiro. Wds 6err StetIon eelteno ma.
den tonn, lit, bab baS gubIitum
uitt na6 Der @miFion, fonoern i6on
bor berielben auf Die uuperIadmteTte
Dirt 9epreQt 1pproen lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-01

Wtai 1909 elm perfOnIth.s Sntersife an
Der @ergebung Der 9llastaer 2Gnoes
reien betunbet babe. gBie MIR bere;.s
gefdst bdben, ltegt nihts Sriminsles
in Der amtstbdtieteit 9alinsers als
Setretdr oes Snneren Dor, absr es lit
eriidtlid, bub er su febr an Den 2uase
taer 9dnoereten perfDnIih intereIiirt
tpor, aIs oob man ibn zines unparz
teiiiAen llrtbeils fdbia haIten t0nate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-01

- Dur6 einen 3ufaq snsoetts man
tn Jobau in Sberfranten einen furdts
barren 5al pon Notwithstanding.
BORT bat Der 5drbereibefiber WnGer
feline iegt 36 Sabre aIte go6ter breiz
aebn Sabre lang in elmer aammer qe=
faneen geboltsn nnb fie polia ners
tpdbrlOfen lofen. Die 1lnaliidlihe
tDurDe In has Rrantenbaus Shpor-
aenbah iibsruefiihrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-01
Sriei aus &airo.

Die Souriitentdroipdner. - Die beuts
f6en Reiienben uno bic auduIersi.
- gddftiih. -- Mibitdnbe in Der
Suiti3. - Die bsutide Suouitrie
in aesppten. -gsr orabiIfe Sdn5z
Ier. - Gie dsrptiIasn aurprt..