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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-01-13

Claim Agent J. E. Coffey return
ed Saturday from St. Paul, where
he has been spending the holidays.
w. E. Gust came in from Con-
rad Tuesday morning, expecting to
go back on the road again for
while.
The wrecking crew was called out
Sunday to pick up a refrigerator
car loaded with salmon that was de-
rallied and tipped over at Midvale.
Bridge Carpenter Foreman H. F.
Imholt has moved his family here
from Columbia Falls, this point
being more convenient to his work.
Switchman J. P. Mullen, who
was injured a few weeks ago by
falling from the top of a box car.
has gone to Perry, Iowa, on a visit
until he is able to go to work again.
Engineer P. L. Forcum and
family expect to move to Cut Bank
on their claims in about a
month. Mr.. Forcum took up a
homestead there last fall and we
shall regret very much to have him
leave us.
Switchman George Smeltz and
wife were visitors to Kalispell on
Monday. While there Mr.. Smeltz
had part of his lower jaw removed
which had been giving him a great
deal of trouble. He reports having
had big time in Kalispell.
Two box cars were turned ovel
on their sides last Thursday even.
ing at the branch switch at Colum.
bia Falls while they were being
switched about, and kept the
''dinky" blocked at the Falls un.
til Friday at noon. The accident
was caused by the rails at the
switch spreading slightly and when
the cars were cut out from the
freight train they were derailed and
turned over. One of the cars was
loaded with automobiles for Kalis-
pell and the other contained bank
fixtures for the new bank at Col
umbia Falls, but there was not
much damage done to either.
Two large hanging lamps are now
here and will be hung in the wait
ing rooms at the depot, 50 there
will be sufficient light in the future
Heretofore two WORKOUT, smoky
lamps have been doing duty there
that barely furnished twilight to
the waiting passengers, and made
it very dreary looking place after
dark. Superintendent Smith has
promised that the place shall re-
ceive a good cleaning out, and
when the new lights are added it
will make a more CHEEKY looking
place out of it. When this is done,
if a few platform lamps will be
added it will help out appearances
a great deal more, and the passen-
gers arriving on late trains will re-
ceive a better impression of our
city.
A plan has been adopted on this
division by the railroad officials to
reduce the number of lanterns
which are being lost or broken
through the carelessness and indif-
ference on the part of the employees.
Thousands of lanterns are lost and
destroyed every year, which is a
big expense to the company and it
is to reduce the cost to minimum
that this action has been taken.
Each fireman is furnished with
one lantern for the engine for
which he is responsible and must
give his receipt, and each train
conductor is furnished with an ex-
ira red lantern, which it is the duty
of the head brakeman to place. on
the engine at the beginning of the
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-01-13

here by Machinist Walters, who
has become an expert at this work.
Conductor W. H. Bernard, who
has been on the Kalispell passenger
for long time, has come to White
fish and taken run on the fast
mail.
The B. of L. F. and E., who
have always given such excellent
dances in the past, are making
preparations for a grand Easter
ball. The fremen are noted for
their hospitality, as was manifested
: at their annual ball just before
Christmas time, and everyone will
be looking forward to this dance as
one of the after Lent events.
Engineer Bill Adams made a
record run last Friday and probably
made more miles inside Of the six
teen hour limit than has been made
since that law went into effect. He
made the run from Troy to White
fish on on No. 4 in the morning
and doubled back on No. 3, and
then came to Whitefsh again that
evening on No. %, making total
of 4O5 miles for the day. This was
done on account of a number of the
passenger engineers laying off that
day to attend the Masonic ball and
banquet.
A refrigerator car of merchandise
was accidentally set on fire at Ural
last week by the overturning Of one
OF the oil heaters. The engine was
brought up along side of it and the
water in the tank was used to ex-
tinguish the blaze. 1t was thought
that the fire was all out and the en-
CINE went to the nearest water tank
to have it's tender filled again when
some fire that had been smOldering
in the packing between the walls
broke out and before the engine
could get back the fire had con-
sumed the car. The merchandise
was all unloaded and put into
another car, 50 none of it was lost.
One of the worst billiards. in the
history of the road occurred along
the line Of the Northern Pacific be-
tween Livingston and Billings, and
II passenger trains were stalled in
the snow on that division. It was
intended to run them around to
Helena by way of the Great North
ern, when the Burlington train was
wrecked at Judith Gap and pre-
vented this.
Jesse J. Evans left yesterday
morning for St. Paul where he
goes as a delegate to a joint
meeting of the Order of Rail
way Conductors and the Broth
erhood of Railway Trainmen's Gen.
eral Grievance Committee which
will be in session there on Monday
January II, for the transaction of
such business that may be brought
before it.
A report is going the rounds
among the railroad men that the
mail train will have two more cars
added after the first of February,
which will make seven cars in all.
These extra cars will haul the Port
land mail, so it does not now look
as if there will be any danger of the
Great Northern abandoning this
train on account of not having
enough business to make it paying
proposition, as has been reported in
several of the large dailies.
John H ennessy returned to Spo-
kane Friday after spending the
holidays at home. Mr.. Hennessy
went there to finish the work on
his patent crate shaker which he is
having applied to locomotive over
there for thorough test. He has
received a great deal of encourage
ment from the railroad companies
there, and he hopes to make quite a
success of this invention which will
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

It used to be king Cotton" Then
corn came into active rivalry for su-
premacy. And now 1t looks as though
rubber might be the great staple Of
commerce. There has been an enor-
NOUS increase in the production Of
rubber and in importations into the
United States. This Is due to the rap
Idly augmenting demand, with rubber
as an essential for automobile, bicycle
and carriage tires and for other pur-
poses. Word comes from Sumatra,
which has been the source of supply
for tobacco of certain grade, that
the planters are giving up the weed"
and are converting their estates into
rubber farms. It is not believed.
however. that tobacco growing in Con-
necticut, Kentucky and other Ameri-
can states will be supplanted by rub
Der production.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

I This is the day OF the auto. the
hirship and the wireless telegraph.
But some of the old-time slow coaches
still come into play. A wealthy sum-
mer resident of Newport who went in
his automobile to visit another gentle
man found himself with his touring
car stuck In soft sand from which 1t
could not be moved unaided. An
Dbliging farmer of the neighborhood
hitched up his OK team and drew the
machine out of the predicament into
which the vehicle had plunged. Could
irony further go? Still. the auto Is a
good and useful invention and has
come to stay. although occasionally.
In the case of breakdown. 1t stays
too long in one place.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09
GROWING COUNTRIES.

The census department OF Canada
estimates the present population OF
the Dominion to be 100000. The dis
frtbution by sections is: Maritime
provinces, 1,037112; Quebec, $685.
461; Ontario, 2,619,O25; Western prov
fnces, 1,371,164 unorganized terri
tories, $500. 1t Is not surprising that
canada, with her many resources and
her healthful climate and varied op-
pOrtunities for industrial wealth-seek-
ers, should grow all the time, says the
Mexican Herald. A sturdy race which
increases by the excess OF births over
deaths is continually being reinforced
by immigration, and that OF the best
kind. The consuming power OF the
population of Canada Is very large,
and accounts for the heavy importa-
tions OF foreign goods and the excel
lent support given to home industries.
Argentina, with about million less
than Canada, is rapidly In
creosing in wealth. 1t is interesting
to see that the influx of immigrants
into this country from Spain con-
tinues, just as 1t does In the case of
Cuba and Argentina. The ancient
Hberian motherland still breeds
sturdy race which send Its sons to
FORMER colonies.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

A new compass which may super
sede the compass now In general use
is under test on the scout cruiser
Birmingham It IL q combination Of
the conventional compass with the
gyroscope, and Is said to eliminate all
varieties of deviation OF the needle.
It can also be placed In the interior
Of q ship, where 1t is safe from the
missiles of an enemy. A compass OF
this kind would be extremely valuable
In naval service. but 1t would be far
more valuable to commerce, as the in
fluences which affect the compass on
modern steel ships are puzzling. and
sufacient in some instances to cause
wrecks through deviations from proper
courses.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

A New York girl who Is heiress to
! fortune amounting to $4,000. 900 is
compelled to work for the purpose of
ketting enough money to pay her
hoard. because the lawyers are busy
trying to divide the estate among
themselves. The case affords strong
argument in favor Of the give while
you live" theory.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

The census officials expect to add
the names of 60 cities in the United
States to the list of those having
population Of $4,000 or over which
was compiled in 1900. Perhaps there
will be even more than go. The in
vention OF machinery for the farm is
one OF the factors that have contribu-
ted to the rise of the cities.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

Fair Parisiennes have adopted the
hobble skirt style Of bathing suit. It
~ absolutely impossible for them to
swim when hobbled. but they prob
ably don't mind that. II they wished
10 70 into the water they would prob
ably do 20 IN their bathrooms.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

1hfrtwaists for men will not do. It
~ heen decreed that men must wear
'cuo Old Grimes = dead. but his
cut = marching On.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-09

Now that we get the true story Of
ne life Of the dy by the aid Of the
nicroscope We see that It merits moth
M olso % little = kind treatment
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gicneIe.Wiarber.

Ri6arb g. RsIion BON No. 2202
fulton 2lpenus fpurbs gsftern um ein
giencte i'm Wsrths pom $15, tpelhts
er unbeaufiihtigt Dor Dem Soo Jeis
lofp Sempel 9ebduoe itsttn ssla Hen
bate, beItoblen.
Sin unbetdnntsr DEB eignete iih
bos ;Tabrrao bes D. 8. 2edlsnburs
DON go. 61S Stiner apenue an.
6. Wsinxrs BON go. All Daoio
StruBs lisB seitsrn abenb INN $50
lbr iein Gabrrao fiir tur3e 3sit unbse
auffhtigt Dor isinem 2aoen itsbsn, ala
Elm Disb BON Der 9slegenbeit Gebrduth
mahie, iidh duf oas StuhlroB ihpong
uno in Der Duntelheit perihfpdno.
9ds giencle bat einen Wertb bon $40.
Gine Stunos Ipdtsr fpurbe Wauriee
Weinberg pon go. 410 Belts Strabe
Oil Der Gde BON Rihmonb uno Gutter
Strabe nm elm Jabrrab i'm WertF
bon $25 6eitoblen.
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Die 93oIi3si nubm gsitsrn 2tbsnr
i'm 3uiammenbang nit Der Grmors
bun8 bes Rogers Splpeiter glart cine
ipeitere 8erhdftung Dor, inoem Der
fyqrbige III. 9upss BON go. 634 Barr
Strabe aIs psrbd6tig eineeiperri
puros. Glart mar bstanntlih am
Sonntua 2lbeun on Der Gde Der 8.
uno Sobn Strabe BON 5reD. RsaI
uno Stpei anoeren RaiisgenoHsn niss
peraeidldeeu norbtu unb bate BEL
bieism Rencontrs cine Sti9punbe
erbaltsn, pelhs Is Ntinuten ipdtsr
Ieinen Spb bur6 8erbIutung bsrbelz
fiibrte. Real, tpelher nod QusIage
mebrerer 4ugen5euQen osm Glart ben
perbdngnibpoQen Utehriiid psrieBt
baben ipu, ipuroe nod in Der Conn.
td1 Ra6t perbaftet. gr beitritt snsr-
siI6, bel bem Rencpntre BON ernsm
meNer 9ebrauh gemaht gu habsn.
Der geitsrn psrbaftsts 9upee, fpel6sr
elmer Der beiben gsaleiter Rsals
uHp an bsm lleberfalI auf glart
betbeili9t aetpsisn Isin ioa, htbeusrt
sbeufdlls feline llnihuIb.
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Natteniasb
yfimnlt einen unermartetem Aussang

Der so Sabre alte Gorbon Sodion,
bon Rp. 1884 Gemper Cane, begab iif
geitern Morsen sesen 3 llbr auf bic
Ndtteniasb. gr isbte iid nit elmer
Jlobertbii6ie bepaffnet in cine Gde
ieines 6ofes unb ipartete ssbuIbis auf
oas Grid,einen Der Rasetbiere. oisr=
BEL ipurbe er ppm Shlofe iibermannt
uno fab i'm 5rdume elm risiiges fetts
itroBsnbes SpoHum, tpeIhss iih auf
feinen SUB seiebt bate unb ihm bob
nifde 8eiihter auIhniit. 8libihneG
rihtete sr iein Gefpebr auf bic frehe
geutelrntte unb briidte db, Inn i'm ndf,.
ften Iugenbltd nit einem gellenben
Sdmer3ensihrei, fpeIdsr bic ganse
Radbarihaft olarniirte, in bic SDbs
gu ipringen. er bate itd i'm 9raume
cine augel burd ben linten Jub gs=
ihofen. Or. 8augbn tpurbe gerufen
uno legte ibm einen 8erbanb on.
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tnnnen. 4u6 bat man eroBe 2uasr
BON toteintphlen entoedt. Rah 9ln=
9dbe Der gunoes 9eplogen itellen bic
it6tboren Eager eine Quantitdt BON
elmer Ufiaiaroe 5pnnen bar. DAB
oas ermittelt porben lit, tann ols elm
9lud fir Die Hation be5ei6net iperz
ben. gislons puroen ale oieIe 9Pus
turlhoBe 9ebeim gebalten unb iparen
bios ben 9roBfapttaItiten befannt, bic
tbre Spdber ausgeI6idt batten. I'm
ter Dem 8orpanbe, baB bieIe 2Gnoe.
reten ipertblps feien, purben bonn Son.
9reB SeleBe erlangt, lpel6e benz Sob
lenol SDnbitdt HaturIhdbe i'm
Bertb bon Ntiuiuroen in bic Sdnoe
1pielten. g1ooIeneIt tann oas 9ers
otenit beanipru6eu, DAP er oieIem
Haub elm gnoe aemaht bat, inoem er
Den fernen @eiten elmer griinbli6en
nt1enf6aftIihen Snipettion unterz
8iehen lieb uno ale 5Idden, tpeI6e Mi-
neralten entbielten ooer ipert6pplle
WaFerIdufe bar9en, BON Der geIiebez
lung ausi6loB, b. b. aus ben SGnoen
oes 8o6lenol=Spnoi bielt.
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- 1tm Reeer Sobn 5u.p bon
Selbi fisl geitern Wtorgen In au,r
Jriibe an Der Central 4psnue unb 6.
Strabe Elm eslaoensr Repolper aus Der
9ai6s. Die polisiiten Ret.inser u :,
Wsit perbafteten ben Wann unter osr
antlags ces 5ras.ns rsrborsensr
Daffsn.
- Wm. Sbadlsforb, elm farbig.r
2aufburihe bes emerp Sotels. ets
lpirtte gsitern sinen 5aftbefehl ses.n
$. 8. 6uthefon unter Der aniIage o.s
tbdtli6sn Qnsriiis. Gr be6aupist, Dor
sinissn Iaeen BON 5utheion, pel6sr
ais Giait in bem SoteI abseftiessn mar,
ssIdlasen 1poroen 5u i.in.
2erop 8artlep unb Rob.rt Wcs
5enrp purosn gsiiern BON ben polis
siitsn Ssrasl uub Well.r perbaftst
uno SumGtit als psrbdbtig .inseiperrt.
Si, batien sinsn 9iamontrins i'm
W.rtb. BON 500 fir 15 Gents p.r>
tauit. qn ben gsfansensn muroeE
anbere Shmudfa6en i'm Wertbe Don
$500 gefunpen. gartlep btbauptet.
oisi.lkn bon isin.r tiirslid psriiorb..
nen Shipeiisr aeerbi su baben.
- Simpion Dausbertp, pobnbait
inn aublmann Sotsl. SO. 10 Deit z.
StraBs, meloeie seiiern i'm poliasi-
bauptquariisr, bab ein 1isb iih mt
sinem Raditliifel 3usona gu ieinem
3immer perihaffie uno $50 aus s:s
ner stommobe entfpenbets. 2fuberbem
sisneie iih Der 5reibeuter alsibunsss
itiide i'm Wsrtbe BON $40. gis,nt6un
oes Sobn Dapis, zines 3immergenciien
bes Dausbertp. an. asstsr.r tbeiIte
Der polisei Den 0amen einss anbertn
gafies bss 6otels nit, psI6er isitbem
perf6fpunbsn iit unb ben II inn Dsrs
oadt bat, ben Dkbhabl psrubt su
hoben.
- 4us Der Mobnuna Der Jrou q.
9remsr. go. 1924 Chapel Strabs,
ipurben $27 in Daar seitoblen.
- Die poli5si iabnbst ouf sin,n
Neser Ramens Dm. Rice. Derielbs
arbeiiete nIs 5austneds fir bic 1irma
Straub & Rnan uno foI feline 4rbsii,
seber um eineH ansus beitObien baben.
- perrp 8opb Don go. 1912 Sads
ion Strabe unb feline gsliebtt Gtrilia
Dept BON $40. 412 Weit 6. Gtrube g.s
rietbeu seiisrn abeRb in Der Wobnurg
oes JrauenSimmers iiber ben Belts
bts semeinfumen portemonnoies, IN
fpelhem iih $8 btfunhen. In Gtrcii.
Die ppli3iiten Bra9amp unb greea
mahien Der Sdldgtrei Elm Gnbe. ins
benz He bos ponr Derboitsttn unb ,pe.
gen un0rDentli&en 1etraseas eiHfpesr1
ten.
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YrOteftirt
Wiro gegen bic seplante asnberana
ees giamens Der Rirbp Noab sdmle
in 2oiiIns s6HIe.

Die in Der leBten Shulratbsiibuna
bon Or. Sobn 3. peaslee angerea!e
Verdnoeruns Der Ramen elmer Mn3dtI
Shulen, bic itatt ibrer bisberieen Be
5ethnung in 3utunft bic Namsn BON
betannten litterarii6en Gr6ben trasen
iollten, ift, iotpeit ss ipeniaitens eine
Shule betrifft, auf Wiberitanb seito-
ben. Wie es Der 3ufau tpiIl, ilt es
Elm Better bes antraeiis[srs. prinsis
pal 6. 9. pedslee BON Der GirbpRoab
Shule, Der abioIut nihts bapon ipiiien
min, baB feline Shuie in aobtng
G6ule, gum 4nbentsn an ben betanns
ten 5iitoriter genIon g. 2obins umees
taufi iperben ioa, unb er bat geftern
oieierbalb BEL Wapor Shipab protez
Itirt.
Der Mapor tpohnt betanntlih in Der
Rdbe Der Shule unb bat ihr itets Elm
bsIonberes Sutereiie entsesensebraht.
Sn oerRamensfraee itellte er iih fofort
riidholtsIos auf bic Geite bon prinsi
pal Yeaslee nit benz gemerfen, bdb
bic airbp Roab, Iofpie bic Shule, nah
5imotbp Girbp, einem Der alteiten
pionisre Der Stabt, benannt tporben
ieien uno Der Rame obne jeoe Sruse
beibsbaItsn psrbsn iolIte. 5errn
peaslee's 9roteit tpurbe bon Wtapor
Sdtpab inboFirt unb oann bemSduIz
iupsrintenoenten Dper iibermitelt, Der
ibn benz SduIratb in befen ndhiter
Sibunq unterbretten pirb. nntsr
oieIen llmitdnbsn biirfte tpobl Don Der
8erGnbsrung bes Ramsns Der airbp
Rpob Stule abftanp genommsn ipers
ben.
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hinter Dem er ieit 5ebn sSabren Der lit,
2npin bolt fih Die 8iamanten, uno
babel lit fein 9orgeben 10 einfah, bas
IS ldferlih lit. Der Gauner ents
fommt am Sbluiie nit elmer 0iebin,
bic ibm am 5er5en liegt Die Iufa
fiihruns IdBt man6es gu piiniden
iibrig. Der 5err bes Sauies unb ser
Neutrality-suspicious. iibertreiben, DAB
es niht mebr ihDn lit. WilIiam
Gourtensp als 2upin 1T gut unb 5eiat
ben notbisen Iharfen SntelIett. SRI.
asane ais Die oiebiIts Sonia 1T Elm
Invertebrates psiblides Beien. Die
iibrisen 9arIteller Iino ibrer Iufsdhs
setpaffen. Das gublitum solIts Der
auffiibrung, bic iebr itilppn ausses
itattst lit, grpben Behalf.
Sm 0eutfhsn 5beater fin.
bet nddIten Sonntag Die Iebte 9Drs
itelluns Der Saiion itatt, bic bus
8rano boffentIih nod sinmal bis auf
ben lebten Ylab fiiIlen ipirb. 3ur Quf.
fiibrung 9elangt Min0ders entsiidenps
Sperette .8asparone" gum genefis
fir ben 9dpsllmeiIter bes 5bedters,
Serrn 2ouis Ssrrmdnn. Uft llmiift
uno SahtsnntniB bat Der 8iriaent
Ieinen 2att'tpd pGbrenb Der snbenben
SaiIon eefhpunesn uno pislsn fbDs
nen Wsrten ben Stsmpel Teinss gsbiez
9eneu a0nnens aufgeoriidt. Die lsbte
8oriteaung TT iein Gbrenabeno unb
gibt Isinen 5reunoen uno benz Publis
fun bic 8elegenbsit gu seissn. oab
feline 56dtigtsit seitdbt tprube. .8ass
parone" lit zines Der beIten Derts
Wliloders unb tpirb auf oem Repers
toir uniersr beutIfsn giibns freubisit
begriibt psrbsn. Gine WiiIl0dsr'i6e
Spsrette empfieblt iid i'm iibriaen BON
islbit. Die Sauptpartien baben bic
0dmsn Qtnni GolIini Seupsn unb
2lngeIe grone, Iotpis bic 6erren 90.
Siiher Qhten. Sans SorItner, llas
rid Saupt uno Srebi Imbrogto inne.
Die Quffiibrung BON r8osparone"
ntro Elm tpuroiger abihIub Der Sal
ion tpsroen. Nahbsm Der 8orhang
fid gum IeBtsn Mlals aeientt. riiiten
iih bic Siinitler CUR Rsife in bic aIte
Seimdtb. IS 1T alio bic IeBte Gieles
gsnheit, bisIelben nod einmal gu isben
unb gu borsn uno ihusn .2sbstpobI"
gu iagsn. Die burh ibrs aunit uno
oeutiten 5robiinn uns 'pGbrsno oes
Winters 10 mante frobe Stunbs be.
reitst baben. sSeoe ein3elus Graft piro
ihr beites aonnen nod einmal our
0eltung brineen. gidets iollten i'm
an Der adFe bes 9rano
unb in Der Wfuhler'ihsn guhbanoz
lung, 1928 - 1880 Wain Ctr,
reisrpirt perben.
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- 5ofparb 6. 8pIanh, BON WaI
Ton, ap., uno Sarrp 6. groots, Dor
go. 729 Crescent aos., Gouineion
babsn esfiern i'm 9unbssgsriht Sha'
oensriaBtIagen gsasn Die 9iibop Rig
eins so. anbdnsig semudt. Die Bel
ben pareR an Der Qbtrasung bss aus.
eebranntsn Grsibsrs'f6en 9sbdubs!
Oil Der WsIt 8iertsn Strabs beiddi'
tigt, als Elm 0ebe.rahnen SuIammen.
brad, nobel iie Ihtpsr berleBt purben
fpdbrsnb 3nSi ibrer Utitarbeitsr um'l
2sben iamsu. Sic DsrIan9sn js $1,000
S6aoeneriug.
- 5rl. Wlartbd Bern, bic Grim.
bsrin nno 9oriteberin Der 8errr
neutrality-suspicious. gu poiIum 1roi
Bel Roms, Ga, pirb am Mittpot
Rohmiitag A ubr i'm unipriitdtss
Qubitorium einen 8orirag iibsr bic in
ibrsr Shule bon ibr uneetpanbten Mes
tboben oes Sanoisrtistsits Inter
rihis bolten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-19

& aongreBreprG entant Mtz
Sinldn aus Gultfprnien lit Don elmer
polttliten SnipettionsreiIe in ben
mittelpeitIi6en Staaten 3urutgete6rt
uno bat benz SongreBz aompagnetomz
mltteez bas ibn ausgeihitt bate, unz
erfreulite Wsloung gsma6t. Die er
nittbellt, 6erritt grobe un5ufrieoenz
heit uber ben Sarif. 8ds 8Qmpa9ne-
aommittee min pieie bur4 GntIenbunq
BON 25 Reonern nud ben Sniurgentenz
Stodten 6ei6nibtigen, um oos Bolt
iiber bic Sh0nbeiten bes 9arifs uufauz
tldren. Wenn oieier 2luftraq erfuQt
piro, 10 t0nnen bic ReDner ii6 ibm
nur unter Der 8orausfeBuna untersiez
ben, baB gier 6eut3utuge gu toftfptslig
fino, I'm ais WurfgeI6ofIs 9ertpenz
ouns gu finben. Sm llebrigsn 1T es
iiberrai6enb, penn fold alte Yrattifer,
Die Die Wiitglieoer jenes aommittees,
nod ni6t tpIfen, bab eins partei, bic
in bic DefeniiOe gebrdnst rpirb, perlos
reH lit. Die rtdtigs Met6pbe 1T, ben
Earif niht gu Dertbeioiseu, iOnDern ei.
nen ueusn uno beferen 2arif gu pers
fprehen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-19

Aus Rep gprt ipiro 9smsloet
baB Senator 9lGortt. bsFsn 5ermin
nit bteIer SOngreB=Stbung gu Gnpe
gebt, IT'D ntdt I'M cine Dieoererpd5z
lung beperben iper0e. 8as lit erfreuz
lid, psnn ipabr. Sbpobl mir niht
i'm Seringiten barber in 3ipeifeI itno.
oaB alort6 ieinen RadfoIger ausIus
den uno bieTer Ietnes @eiItes Tein
ipiro, oiirfte es bod ih1per faQen, eincn
5rpeiten fold aeriebenen ReattionGr 81;
ftnoen. 2lQein mir iperpeu Die Melz
bung, neil lie 3u it0n tlinst, erit
glaubsn, penn aIorid ielbit tie beitds
tiot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-19

Sefterreid 5lottenbauten perz
ben jest i'm enslti6en9arlament ebenio
betrittelt, tute Oeutiblunos Riiitungen
3ur See. 9ue oteie 2lngriffe itno fin
eifh. Sn 2onDon iouts man enbIih
einfehen, oaB oas Iuslanb it6 teins
8prIhriften pom engIif6en parlument
MAIDEN Idbt uno oaB Die etn3ige Deiie,
ben S6tffsbauten fir Srie9s3pete Elm
gnoe gu MAIDEN, burtn beitebt, boB
England feline 8auten eiuIteIt. Benn
oas ntd1t geIdtebt, tpiro bic eneIIIhe
WIarine, 10 fart Iie lit, Dem S6iffsbsz
1tduo Der auperen Rationen gegsniiber
CUR 8eOeutungsIOiigteit 3uiammen.
ihrumpfen.