davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-10-07
5 YEARS FOR STEALING 4 CENT.
Man Breaking Into Slot Machine
Goes To Auburn Prison.

Buffalo Especially. - Convicted of
stealing / cent from slot machine
which he had broken open, Thomas
Spader was sentedced to 5H years in
Auburn Prison His previous record
was taken into consideration by Just
ice Emery in imposing the sentence. !.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-10-07
FALLS rs FEET UNHURT.

Painter Hits Two Men On His Way
to Earth.
Scranton, Pa. Especial Arthur
Mills, painter, fell from the top Of
q 75-foot smokestack on the Lacka-
wanna Mills. He struck fellow
workman part way up the stack,
breaking his fall somewhat, and then
hit the foreman on the Job Just be-
fore he landed. ~
Mills was made semi-conscious by
the drop; but a superficial examine
ton at the State Hospital, where he
was taken. disclosed that net q bone
was, broken.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-10-07

Esperanto Is attracting as much at
tentsnn now az the puzzle picture.
did q short time ago and has as many
disciples as aimplified spelling even
achieved.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-10-07
PIPE LINES PUT
OUT big FIRE
Serious COnflagratiOn Near New
York's Waterfront.
MORE THAN A BLOCK IS BURNED.

High Pressure Mains Throw %, 600
Gallons of Salt Water Minute On
the Flames and Beat Them Down
In Two Hours-The Fire Started
In a Lumber Yard at Eleventh
Avenue and Twenty-Fourth Street,
and Was the Largest In Recent
Years.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1910-10-07
SWIFT JUSTICE FOR sLAYERs.
Highwaynaen Arrested and Sentenced
for Life In Day. 9

Grand Rapids, Mich. Especial -
Arrested late Wednesday for the
brutal murder of aged Marinus Land
man. Glenn Blood. SS years, and
Arthur shellhorn. ls, were Thurs
day. sentenced to life imprisonment
in Marquette prison.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

den. Man glaabt, BOB iid fir Mil6-
pieb sic roben &artoffeln mebr als Die
geoampften eignen, ntp6 5tpar 6esbalb,
neil 6urb iie cine Mebrmng 6eS Mil6-
quantums berporgerufen miro. IS lit
gu bemerfen, oaB Sic nod 6iitterung
nit roben &artoffeln erbaltene Weil@
5iemlid maiierig lit un0 sic aus IL
men bereitete 8utter leibt einen Mblen
Madgei9mad gemimnt. Dieies miro
ieoo@ 6ur9 Dampfen un6 3eritampfen
ser &artoffeln iomie Der @ermiidung
oen1 Sdrotfutter permieoen, mie
Sag 6utter audi Defenders Den Mild-
fiben, @dmeinen un6 @efligel
l6madbafter inns appetitli6er miro.
DaB 6ur@ 6itterung BON gefeimten
@%artoffeln oft oas @ermerfen Der &u-
be eintritt, 1T cine augemeine befann-
tie SbatIa9e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Mlfalfa,

9ie tpertbpo1e uro iippig ge0eiben=
Sc Gutterpflan5e 2u5erne, bier Mlfal=
ia genannt, miro megen Tires rei6en
grtrages tua1er mebr iiber 0en ga1-
5en @eiten angebaut, menn man aud
,bier int Mor0meiten megen Ser flima-
tii6en @erbaltniiie nod ni6t redt
porpdrts gefommen lit, 0enn es ban=
6elt ii9 Inn 6em &1ima mebr mi0er=
itanosfabige Mrten. Cine Mbban0=
lung iiber Sen @nbal1 lit unlangit I'M
Mderbau=9 epartement beroffentli6t
mor6en, sic gemiB ie0en Sarmer In
tereiiiren ionte. DaS Bulletin be-
ipri6t ousfubrli@ mie ein guterStanb
er5ielt miro, Dmngung uno &alfen oes
8o6ens, sic @ommeria at CUR Inter
6ridung Ser mnfrduter, sic &erbii=
tung 6eS Musminters 1T fdlteren &C.
genoen, grntemetbo6en, Sic Sutterber=
mertbung, sic Setn6e ser Nflan5e gu
befdmpfen etc. Das uSarmers 8nl=
letin SO. 339" miro fret beribidt nn=
ter Ser M6reiie III. g.. Departenten1
Of Mgrfculture, @aibington, 9. g."
o6er etrem @efannten miroe e ptel:
lei6t 6as b~etreffen6e @ongreBmitgliei
0es 9iltrifts belorgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

Sn @%btlaoelpbia mur6en mabren0
0es pergangenen Sabres 1876 Glen
gel6loiien un6 1101 @ben getrennt.
Mlio lie cine S6ei0ung auf II &eira-.
ten. Sffenbar 9ibt es ar@ in &bila=
oelpbia 2eute, sic i6le@t i@lafen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

China miQ ii6 nit Bortugal a1f
feline idieosgeridtlide Museinan6er=
ietung e%inlaiien. 9ab es ii@ 6ieier
Mabt gegeniiber einigermaben groB
porfommt, itebt ibm eigentli6 nidt
51 ber0enfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
aartoffeln fit @ildfabe.

9a oiel les Sabr Mberau I'M geor6=
me- ten sic &artoffelernte ret6lt6 aus
gefaIen i'll uno piele 5armer 0ur6
ous plobli9 ei~ngetretene falte @etter
einen groBen Sbeil ibrer &artoffeln
einlegen ml1Bten, tint iie %al1enfaqs alS
Giebfutter gu %pertpen0en, 10 6urf tie eS
unlere 2eier auf Sent 2an0e intereliie=
rem, mas cine 6euti6ldn6ii6e lano-
pirtbldaftlide 8eitung uber Sic SUIT
termetbooen gu iagen bat. SIM &or=
aus lit aber I'M biele 3eit mie0er So
ran gu erinnern, 6aB Sic &artoffelfei=
ME giftig fin6 u10 an alien &auStbie=
rem, Gieb, 59meine, @efliigel, etc.,
gefdbrli6e Observation-Disclosures
berbeifibren f0nrpen. 9ie giftige 81
geni9aft ser Seine gebt aub 0urd 6aS
&oden ni6t perloren, Sic &artoffeln
mii1ien gut abgefeimt nn0 Sic Sten<
gel iorgfdltig beileite gei6afft mer0en,
10 0aB file Sic Sbtere nidt errei@en
f0n1er.
Das oben ermabnte 8latt 16reibt:
r@as sic 6iitterung bon &artoffeln
.betrifft, 10 gilt ols augemeiner @runo-
lab, 6aB &artoffeln niemalS anbal<
tero ausi9lteBli6 gefiittert mer0en iol=
len. Mu6 lit es ni6t glei6giiltig, OBJ
sic @artoffeln I'M. roben ooer gefo6=
ten 8ultanoe nerabreidt mer6en.
Die in 8ommerib gefun6enen &e<
iuItate eini6lagiger geriu6e laiien
ii6 oabtn 5uiammenfaiien: l. Ser gu
1tano, in Incident Sic &artoffeln an
6os @inobieb perabreidt mer0en, bat
BEL elmer @abe bon IS &funo pro
Ebier uno Sag altf Sic Maiie Ser ge=
lieferten Mil6 feinen irgen6mie ber=
portretenoen GimfluB al1sgeiibt. 2.
Dasielbe gilt bon Ser 8eidaffenbeit
ser Mil@. 9ie Mil6 lift our6 ste
8erabrei6ung bon roben &artoffe1n
me6er an Set drmef, nod 6ur6 Sic
ge6ampften &artoffeln an 6et reidz
baltiger gepor6en. Ser 3uitan0, in
mel6em sic &artoffeln gefiittert mur=
Sen, Oh rob o6er geoampft, beranoerte
Sic Mil6 in ibrem Settgebalte ni6t.
3. Mn@ fir SEN Sleiidaniab por
ser 8u1tan6, in Incident sic &%artoffeln
BEL SEM @eriude an Sic Mil@fIbe
perabreibt mur6en, glei@giiltig. ST.
gen6 Elm iiderer ginfluB mar au6 BIER
in feiner @eiie gu beadten. Sir
Meil6pieb ioGten &artoffeln b0ditens
Elm DritteI 6es Mdbritoffbe0arfes De-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
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Mil6en in @efliigelitaQen.

Milben aus @eflugelitaaen ber-
treibt man Dor nQem our@ groBe
5auberfeit. Ser Stan muB mieoer<
bolt i'm Sabre gepeiBt mer6en. Mlte,
rillige @isitangen, itarf bei6mubte
5trobneiter meroen, obne ii6 borber
itarf gu flopfen, o0er gu i@ntteln,
am belten perbrannt. Sbeile, melde
lib ni6t perbrennen laiien, meroen
NIT mogli9it beiber 5ooaloiung ab-
aeideuert. Mod better mirfen 5uge<
]ebte charlottesville, bon oenen
greolin, 2piol, 8acilol, Sanatol uno
10 meiter glei6e Dienite leiiten. Sen
Ibieren lelbit gebe man baufige @ele-
gembeit gu 9an5< un0 Mide-8aoern.
Dem @anoe resp. Mibe ieben piele
3m6ter nit @orliebe fem pulperiiir=
ten @6mefel o0er @dmefelbliitbe gu.
Die Mntpenoung BON @an0, meld)em
ltarf atenoe ooer gar giftige Desin-
feftionsmittel, gum 8eiipiel &arbol-
laure, 5l1geiebt itn0, lit 1agegen gu
permerfen. Sen &ibnern tropfe mon
offers einige Sropfen elmer 20iung
BON MnisoI o6er &osmarin0l lit 5pi=
ritus ms @efie6er. Mu9 gutes fri
Ides Snleftenpulper lit at empfeb=
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
@asermild fit Sibmer.

9ie 8eriuhsanitalt in @elt=@irgi=
nien fat iDitematiide @eriu6e 6urd=
gefiibrt CUR Seitftellnng ser ginmir-
flung BON Magermild5ugabe gum
Sutter fir @ubner, Inn Sic @tnmir=
flung al1f sic 9egetbdtigfeh 5u eruit-
teln. 9ie @erlude baben ergeben,
6aB Sic Magermflh ein iebr mertb=
bo1es Suffer CUR 8egiinitigung ser
2egetbqtigfeit Ser &iibner lit. %
@ubner, oeren Magermtlh 5um SUIT
ter gegeben tpur5e, legten in 6icier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
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81 Gternidnnppen. G
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9as @ebalt, 6as &ontg gilbert BON
8elgien erbalt, belduft ii@ nod nnie-
rem @el6e auf nl1r 100000. Daraus
laBt ii6 erieben, 6oB mandyer mirf<
lide &0nig int @erglei9 nit unieren
giienbabn= uno Gruitf0nigen iber=
borpt nidt mit54blt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Tiitternns Der Mrbeitspferbe.

1Tittermng Der Mrbettspfer6e.
9ie 6rage, mie M%rbeitspfer0e gut
un0 6o6 ipariam genabrt meroen fon-
mem, imtereiiirt nt6t nur Sic Sarmer,
lonoern au9 sic @ei6aftSlente nno
an0ere in Ben 5t6bten, melde in it,
rent 8erufe @feroe balten miiiien. sSn
ser @egel iino ale ser Mnli6t, oaB
fem onoeres @etreioe BENT Safer als
@fer6efntter glei6fommt, einerlei, mie
bo6 berlelbe int Breiie itebt. I'm Die
Ter Mniidt diff Sen @runo gu geben,
lin0 auf ser Decentralization TT Ohio
cine @eibe @rperimente porgenommen
mor6en, I'M sic Sutterpirfung resp.
SEN Mabrtpertb bon Safer nno Mfats
fir MrbeitSpferbe DerbaltnlBmabw
feit5uiteller.
9ie Ser lu6stbiere maren Bret &C.
lpanne &er6eron=@allade~ oie fir
angemeine Sarmarbeit ooer ionltige
6ubren ouf ser Station benutt muir
SEN uno in 6emielben 2ebensalter
ltan6en. Gin Nfero bon ieoem Sc
lpanme mur6e nit MatS 1T &olben,
oas an6ere init &afer 5n DEM gleiden
Notwithstanding gefuttert, nno al1=-
ber6em erhielten Tie 10 biel gemil6tes
@lee- un6 Simotbp-@et, alS lte freiien
moItem. Disie 6utterperto0e muroe
48 @oben lang fortgeiett nno es
muroe gefunoen, 6aB oaS &orperge=
mi@t ii6 bel bei0en farm o%eranoert
batte> ieoo6 ite1te ii@ 0aS MuiSfnt=
ter Inn beinabe 10 Gents pro Sag ME.
0riger. Die @or= nn6 Na6tbeile lie
gen oemna6 in SEN iemeiligen Marft=
preiien 6ieler @etrei6earten. nnter0ei=
ien muroen sic @eriu@e au6 I'M fol-
genoem Sabre fortgeieet, ieoo6 nit
SEM INTERRUPTED, 6aB Sic nit MatS ge=
futterten @feroe Safer erbielten nno
lmgefebrt.
sSsn oem Bulletin mer6en' sic Or
gebniiie gu BEN f%olgen6en S4lilie1
5ulommenge5ogen: Die nit Mais ge=
fiitterten &fer6e %ertrugen i@pere Mr=
belt BEL beiBer @itterung ebanlo gut,
mie sic nit Safer gefutterten &fer=
Sc. Sic @erfiitterung bon Mais un=
ter MusidluB ie6er an6eren @etrei0e=
forte mdbren6 zines 3eitraums bon
48 @o9en ertpies ft@ 1T feiner Be-
|5iebung alS gel Notwithstanding fir Sic
Mrbeitspfer6e. Sic @erfiittarung bon
Mais an MrbeitSpfer6e batte feine
Srdgbeit o0er einen Mangel an Mus=
Bauer CUR 6olge. @%beniotpenig itei=
;. gerte sic Siitterung nit &afer 6as
temperament o6er Sic Mus0arer.
@enn aus Slice un6 Stmotbp gemiih=
tes &eu an sic ausgepa9ienen Mal=
lad)e perabreidt mmr6e, mar Sic Silt
terung NIT Mois auf 6em &olben BEL
6armarbeit, &fun6 gegen &fun6 ge=
rednet, nabe5u ebenlo mtrfiam, mie
Sic Tiitterung nit Softer.
Muf @run6 Ser @rgebniiie 6es
frogli9en Experiments l1n6 ser itatt=
itii9en Musmeiie Mber sen @ertb ser
Der i6ieoenen @etreibeiorten anf Ser
Sarm lit Mais erit felt 6em Sabre
1866 Elm biuigereS @0rnerfutter fir
MrbeitSpfer6e gepeien, nlS &afer. @s
lift sic Mbii6t, sic bier 1T &e6e fte-
ben6en @rpertmente cine &eibe bon
Sabren fort5uieben 1nO a1f lo16e
@eiie ale abmei6en6en gri6einunge11
aus5uidei6en, meIde onf @i9enidaf=
ten etn5elner @fer6e 5nrud5ufiibren
itn6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

@os gei6aftigite un6 mirfiamIte
fleine Sing, 6as ie gema6t mnr0e, ltno
gbamberlains Magen< ut6 2eber-Sa>
blette. sic arbeiten, menn INNER SIR
6eren Siilfe baben mont. Diele Sa=
blette peran6erm @@md@e in Starfe,
l1nluit in @nergie, Griibfinn in Set
terfett. Str @irfen lit 10 angenebm,
6QB man es midt peripiirt, Elm @eini-
qunqsmittel genom1uet 5a baben. ~
9erfuuft bon Ser Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

1ngemobnli6e &dlte mirft atf 6ie
2eber> inoem fe 6ielelbe trage madt.
81. M1tguit &ontg's &ambnrger Sro<
pfen boben aud lire 8irfung, iie
regulire1 uno bringen bie 2eber mte-
ser CUR geiun6en uno ri6tigen Sba-
.tigfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

8eit 1914 Ger, mabreu6 % gleide
&ubner, oeren Sutter nit @alier ge<
miidt murbe, MIR 996 @ier in beriel-
ben 3eit Iegten. 8ei einem an6eren
Beriude gaben go &iibner Bel Mager,
miIdfutterune 1862 gier IN 81 So
gen, gegeniiber 632 giern bon elmer
gleiden Mn8abl &ibner, melde feline
Mil4 erbalten batten. Mn6ere Ser
lu@e ergoben dbnlide &eiultate. Die
Decentralization ftellte utter ben Dor.
liegenoen @erbaltniiien feit, oaB 0ie
Magermil9 bel einem @rfaufsprei=
lie bon 8 @fennigen pro 81 einen SUIT
tertpertb bon 6 bis 8 Hfennigen 6as
2iter ergab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Splepb @unitinaer unb So.
ct @ermainfr.. ct. glpuo

Bput SIR Iaftieen Braten, gut 9erdl@er.
en- 66inten uno Sped, &0delrleiih ooer
WurIt irqeno elmer Mrt, Darn fDmr1t al rns.
IN mnlere Maaren itets frii4 nno geei9ne1
sur ben be1ten Slid, 14z1b
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

llllluJ IulleIuuD Oo6 SteL w u XIV
gen, gegeniiber 632 giern bon elmer
glei6en Mn8abl &ibner, melde feline
Mil6 erbalten batten. Mn0ere Ser
iude ergaben dbnltde &eiultate. Die
Decentralization ftente unter ben bor-
liegenoen @erbaltniiien feit, BOB sic
Magermil9 bel einem e@rfaufsprei-
lie bon 8 @fenmigen bro 81 einen Suit
tertpertb bon 6 Bis 8 &fennigen oas
2iter ergab.
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g sternidnuppen. G.
Son ser Mufnabme zines getauen
8enius ser &ubner, sic ein berborra-
gen0es Mitglieo 6es 8u@esienats
|perIangt baben ion, lit nllr nod ein
lShritt al Sem ser nngelegten @ier.
60
Sic 8robibitiontiten, sic ii6 an 6ie
Mrbeiter 0es 2an6es menoen, io1ten
|6oh en6li6 einmal iagen, mas Tie fir
Sanoel, @anbel uno Mrbeiteri6aft ge=
tbon baben, I'M 6eren l1nteritibung.5 gu
peroiener.
g.
9as @ebalt, 6as &onig gilbert bon
8elgien erbdlt, belduft fi@ nod unie-
REM @eloe auf MIR 100000. Dara1s
laBt lih erieber, 6aB mandyer mirf<
li6e @0nig int @ergleid nit unieren
81 enbabn= uno Gruitfonigen Mber=
ba11pt nid)t mit5ablt.
F.
China min ii@ NIT Bortugal ouf
feline idieosgeridtlide Musetnanoer=
ietung einlailen. 9ab eS ii6 6ieier
Mabt gegeniiber einigermaben groB
porfommt, 1tebt ibm eigentli@ nidt
al per6enfen.
g.
SSn &bilaoelpbia pur6en mdbren0
0es pergangenen Sabres 1876 @ben
gei6lolien nn6 1101 @ben getrenmt.
gGlio lie cine S6ei0ung auf II Sierra
ten. Sffenbar 9ibt es au@ in Bbila=
belpbia 2eute, sic i@le@t i@lafen.
g.
Ser Senator Mlori9 erfldrte, er
moue ii@ auf sic Seite oes @olfes
itenen un6 gegen sic @iienbabnen
6ront maden. 2ieber ni6t, @err
Senator; 6as annerifanii@e @olf bat
idon genl1g Sreun6e, 6enen es nidt
tral1t.
s.
&al1m bat &aiier @ilbelm it9 6ur6
feline angeblide Gntbaltiamfeit sic
CUNT unierer &robibitionilten geuolt-
men, 10 itelIt es ft6, beralts, 6aB er
Miteigentbiimer elmer 8rauerei lit un0
0anauS re@t anitan6ige Dioi0enoen
be5iebt. Scum iii er mie0er uu1ter
6ur@."
-D-
Gin @elebrter iammelt Material 5u
einem Nufiab, in 6em er bemeii en min,
6aB Sic Mnerifarer beute mebr eiien
als Dor etnem Meni6enalter. @abr=
i@einli6 orbeitet er int Muftrage Ser
Sruits, sic auf 6iel lie @eiie bemetlen
mouen, 6aB iie ni6t an ser Sbeuerung
i9ul6 fins.
g.
Die @eltperbeiierer int 5taat Ohio
perlangen sen @rlaB zines @ei ekes ge<
gen 0aS 3igarettenrau6en. Sir Sic
angemeine &%orruption in ser &olitif
un6 sic Musiaugung 6ur6 sic Eruits
baben iie feline Mugen. Sic reiten auf
Stedenpfer6en uno ieben Dor lanter
8diun1en SEN @alo 11i6t.
s.
@an5 plobli9 bat audi ser &on=
greb Sic 8abrnebm1ng gema6t, 6ab
Sic 8reiie ser 2ebensbe0iirfniIIe rtt-
gebubrl1b Dod 1tn0. Mber Dte SolfS=
pertreter erfannten 0iele @abrbeit
erft, na@6em iie NIT ser Scale oarauf
geitoben tpor6en paren.
g.
&C. miro biel iber Sen Iangiamen
Gong 6es @ert9tsmei ems geflagt. SSn
&anias @itp muroen 5mei Meger, mel=
@e cine tpeiBe Srau a%11gegriffen bat=
ten, innerbab 5mei @e9en nod ser
Sbat pro5eiiirt un0 gum So0e perur<
tbetlt. Sic Sade mar rGmli9 sic:
Sic batten fetn @eI6.
s.
8er Sic Musgaben 6es 8un6esie=
mats iorgfaltig it10iert, miro 5u ieiner
| 11~phprrnfhtnn ffnSo,1 Snf Som 0nnS,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Ryan Would Give
Use of Airship
to Uncle Sam
Son of Multi Millionaire Wants Moral
Support of Army and Navy
in Project.

WASHINGTON. Sept 22,-John Barry
Ryan, son OF Thomas &c. Ryan. the New
York multimilionaire, spent today In the
War and Navy departments and sue
ceeded in driving the officials into state
of enthusiasm over the proposition to pro-
vide the army and navy with fleet OF
airships that would augment tremendously
the offensive and defensive powers of the
twin services
The attractive feature OF Mr.. Ryan's
proposition was it's economical side; he
did not ask a dollar of government money
in return for the creation Of a reserve Of
about 1000 aeroplanes that might be called
Immediately into service by the government
in time of need. What he did want was
the moral support Of the two departments.
This was given him with hearty good
will
Ryans idea is to have an officer de-
tailed from each branch to act in an ad-
visory capacity and to assist in the or
ganization of the reserve on military lines.
Efforts will be made to develop aero
planes of greater size than those now in
use, so as to transport corporals guard
and to carry sufficient ammunition for ef-
fective bomb work. Altogether Mr.. Ryan 8
proposition appealed very strongly to all
of the army and navy officers with whom
he talked.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
BALTIMORE DROPS A NOTCH
Monument city is Now seventh in
Population in the United
States, y. D..

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20. : Baltimore,
which was sixth city in the United States
IN point Of population in 1900. has lost its
position In the country's great cities, ac-
-cording to today's census statistics. and
now becomes seventh city. having in the
last ten years been outstripped by Cleve-
land, which takes sixth place. Baltimore's
population Is now 55S. ass, as compared with
Clevelands $780, 6S. The Maryland city grew
81 per cent, or 49,52S, during the last ten
years, having had 5O6,s57 in 1900 Cleveland,
which had a population Of ISL, 76S in 1900,
grew 1913 per cent in the decade just ended.
Had Baltimore maintained it's growth Of
the decade ending in l9O0-17.2 per cent
II would have maintained its sixth position,
which had been its for the last thirty
years.
Population statistics were made public
today as follows:
Fan River Mass, 1925; an increase OF
hf32, or 1873 per cent over 1O4.s63 in 1900
Cambridge Mass. 1O4sS9; an Increase OF
1883, or l4,l per cent over 81, $50 in 1900
Lynn, Mass, $3.50; an Increase. Of D,s23
or SO,4 per cent over sS.5lS in 1900
Chelsea. Mass, 90, 452; decrease Of 1920
or as per cent over 3I,072 In 1900 80.
Savannah, Ca. Co. O64; an Increase of 10,
$50 or 1873 per cent as compared with S4,244
In 1900
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
bryan and Iowa Platform.


GRUNDY CENTER-The seventh death
from infantile paralysis in Grundy county
occurred today when the 9-year-old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meester of Pleasant
Valley township died
GILMAN-Revy w. M Kennedy, who for
four years has been pastor OF the Congre-
gational CHURCH of this place, has ac-
cepted a call from the Congregational
church OF Dinsdale. la.
IOWA CITY--Patrfck Cuneen, one of the
oldest pioneers Of this section OF the state
and enc OF the earliest white settlers OF
Iowa passed away at the home of his
son-in-iaw near Iowa City Thursday. He
WAS 95 years old.
NgVADA-Roy Perry a farmer boy liv-
Ing near here, was fatally injured today
when the share of his plow struck a
stone, throwing him under the plow. His
falling caused the horses to run away
and he was frightfully mangled.
1 IOWA CITY-Contest OF the will Of the
late Hezekiah Hamilton. one-tlme alder
man of iowa city. and one OF the most
prominent men OF Johnson county, has
been filed by heirs OF the estate in the dis.
trict court OF this county. II Us claimed
] that one Birdie Hamilton. - ter child
/ unduly Influenced him to turn er his en-
/ tire fortune to her.
.IOWA CITY-Guy Baker. accused Of the
! Lone Tree last June has welded a Chi
/ ga 60 girl. Her name has not been learned
/ but Baker freed by bond of $4,000, left
/ last night to meet her in the Windy city
unless mutual agreement pOstpones II un
I iii the Novenbes term Of court.
! FRANKLIN Edna Kirchner, aged
years. the daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-. An
cupboard yesterday swallowed number
! Of strychnine pills she found In a bo,
and took 50 much poison into her system
that she died from the effects today. Al
g. The child was known 10 have swallowed
one he could Dot save her.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
Two Men Thrown
from Automobile
George Robinson is Injured on the
Long Island Motor
Speedway.

MINEOLA, N. Y. sept. Is George Rob
ertson, the automobile driver. was thrown
from his automobile while taking a trial
spin this morning on the Long Island motor
speedway. He was unconscious when
picked up and was rushed to a hospital.
Robertson was going at an estimated
rate of seventy miles an hour in the new
Benz car which he was to drive in the
Vanderbilt cup race a week from toner
row and which he was giving an initial
tryout When he struck the Massapequa
curve, considered the most dangerous in
the course. the car gave a jump. swerved
from the course and was completely over
turned. Robertson and stephen Reynolds,
New York man whom he was carrying
as a passenger were thrown thirty feet or
more, clear Of the wreokage
Both Robertson and Reynolds were I'M
conscious when another car came along
and they were picked up. Reynolds was
found to be suffering from internal in
juries
A hasty examination caused the physi-
clan to fear that Robertson's injuries were
serious, IL not fatal. He appeared to be
suffering from a bad scalp wound, a
sprained or fractured arm, conclusion of the
brain and possible internal injuries. At the
Nassau hospital, however, II appeared to
the surgeons from the preliminary exam
ination that the automobilist's injuries
might not be so serious as was at frs,
feared
1t was thought Robertson had attempted
to take the dangerous curve at too high a
speed.
Later it was learned that Robertson's in.
juries are not serious. Reynolds was only
slightly hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-24
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