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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
Mms benz YuliseigeriHt.

Benjamin Strottmnnn, 5ubrmunr
ser eagle 0bite 2.ap Comp, purOs
itulbig beIunosn. bic syirma felt Sab
rem auT ebenIo raffinirte, fpie orisinsae
Wsiie nm sroBe BleiDorrdtb. bsitob'
len su hdhen, unb Su elmer Strafs bon
30 5agen 4rbsitsbaus, 500 uno Go,
iten perurtbsilt. JiiHf amber. 2tngss
itelIte Der igirmd, Hamens Dm. u,
grapion. Dutpion Gran1on, glarent.
Sinister, 0alter 9omlin unb glsos
gennett, nslhe BON Strottmann alE
feline WitI6uIbigsn be3eihnet iporoen
fparsn. ipurosr freisefprohen. ou iie
i'm Stanbe parsu, ibre llnIhulb nads
sutpsiIsn. Iis ginselbeiten beg Sales
iinb feinsr 3sit cusfubrlih berihts!
iporben.
Rubp Smitb rpurh unter Der for
meIIen Intlooe oes berumlungerns
nit elmer g.lotraie BON $25 unb ao,
fen bel.st. Si. ion einen mm. Noll
ipdbreno zines Shdferiiiinbfxns I'M
ieine gorie nit stshalt beftobIen boben
Der Reasr 3obn geipis be,annie iit
ftulb;a. aus sinsm Maritpasen an
gsarl Strab. Elm 5ubn eeitohlen su
haben. gr puros auf 80 3age ins
alrbeitsbous asihidt.
Sol. Brandt, iuelher iih BON BEN
Wds.n beg Sames Ni.bous o6t feiit,
5aisn ansesignst bate. erhislt eins
Gtrafe bon 20 5aaen urbeiisbaus.
$50 uno Soften uufsebranni.
Wm. gaponaug6, 65 Sabre olt
bate Elm iunges MGbftn Rumens
Marearetbe Sipeeee bel6ftisi. Gem:
Strafe laut.ts auf $50 unb Rotten.
Das Ghepadr John uno Wamis
ReiBer, Ro. 1885 Raee Gtrab., mel.
DIES Iid am Donnerftag Nbenb gar;
firhterlid, psrtsilt bate. maht.r
untrr Der Gntlage beg llnfuss fein,
auIiportung. geioe ipurben gu So
uno Goiisn perurtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
6eoenfei S,r glrmeH i'm Belts StraEe
s,olpital.

Die 2trmenz S6rpsitern beg bL
Iran3istus, unter oeren 2eituns oos
Ct. Warieu 6oipital, an oer9etts unb
0inn Strabs, iih befinoet, la1en an
eole Meuitenfrsunbe bic 9itte erse-
ben, anldblih bes beDoritehenDen
Gonttdges audi Der armer Sronten gu
qeoenten, Die 'ih i'm Ct. Warisn 5o-
ipital befinoen uno oerer trauriges
geidid am Garttose ourh eine feH>
lite mubl3eit srIetttern 5u belfen.
@aben ar gaturulien uno gadrgeIo
nerben BON ben Sttpeitern nit 0ant
entdeqenaenommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
eaueb(iCjes Gn0e.
Ginnnbn emn3i9idbriser Wreis er'
IetDet t1btIt@e BranbtummDen.
GranriS 9. GdRein aeb0rte elmer an
aeisbenen beutidea piouier'
Tamilie an.

Sin entieBIi6es Gnbs fanb geitern
Morqen Der 81 Sabre alte syraneis
9. gdftein, inbem sr iit in ieiner
Wobnuns, go. 913 Race Str., Branbz
tpunben 3usos, fpslde einise stunoen
ipdter ieinen 1oo 5ur 5olse batten.
Der greis fpDbnte nit ietner langz
idbriaen pflegerin 5rau Carrie Wilz
liams i'm britten Stodp.rt bes 5auz
fes. sSrau Williams bate am Don't
neritaa gtbenb Dor benz 3ubetteseben
iisr unipobliein getInet. I'm ibr Die
Mrbeit ab3unebmen, erbob Gditein iih
oeitern Worgen nit Der Qbfiht, ben
aiidenofen ansu3iinbsn. ST begab fih
In Ieiner Hahttleibung In bic aiihe
uno iebte Bel ber ungspobnten arbeit
bes Cfenansiinheus isin Nahtbmb in
granb. syrau MiIiams, tpelhe nod
i'm Bette lag, tpurbe ourh ben Oualm
aufaepedt unb elite in bic aiide, unb
fanb ben alten Wlurn uuf Der Shpeae
Der in ben 6uusflur fiibrenben 9bIr
bon aopf bis az JuB in Glumm.n einz
aebi0t Dor. Sie biillte ben gebau.rnsz
nertkn, tpelher mtttlertreile oas Be-
tpubtfein berloren bate, in cine Bettz
bede elm unb erftidte bic 1lammen.
Sbre Silferufe purben BON anberer
6ausbeppbnsrn geb0rt, tpslden es 9es
lana, bos in Der Guhe gum Iusbruf
oetommene Jeu.r gu IoIden. Or. 8
.. 8ineent, beHen Sffits Iih i'm eriter
Stodtperf bes gebdubes befinoet, tpur:
be I6Ieunisit berbeigerufen unb orb
| nete bic iofprtise llsberIiibrung bes
gerunaliidten in bas itGbtii6e so.
ipitul on. goIisiIt getrosgge requi
rirte einen gdtrollpa9en unb Der BE-
ipuBtlofe 8reis tpuro. mad benz so
| fpitul aebraHt, tpc iein 3u'tano iofpr
ofs abiolut hoffnungslos be3eihne
ipurbe. aurs mad 10 llbr tpuros Cd
ftein burd ben gob BON ieinen auale.
erl0It.
Der geruneliidte, tpsIhsr unperbsi
ratbet mar, gehorte elmer aneeiebene,
beutId.n pionierfamtlte an. Seii
Dor Is csabren beritorbsner gruoe
5reb. Gditein mar Der Griinoer cine
oroBen Wbite leab Co.. rpeldsr aud
;srnntis lGnesrt 3eit onssh0rte. spa
ter betrisb lestersr cine qpotbste al
4. uno Mlnin Ctr, 5og fih jebod DO
iibsr % abren BON oenGeihdften 5u
rid. Gr litt in ben lest.n Sabren aI
altsrsihpd6e. unb peridlpano er'
tiirsli6 perIdieben. Wale aus be
@obnung. pelfe sr nit Isiner alts
pflseerin Srau Carrie Miliams inn:
bate, um IpGter pIanlos umber nan
bernb bon Der polisei e.funben !
tp.rben. Gr mar Elm Oniel Der Jra
Gliott 8. penbleton unb Der Irn
8eprge 8ulIot. Der Ueritorb.n. B.
ileioete untsr anberem s Sabre Ian
oas 4nrt zines Deputn<SkriFfs IN
mar au9 als Seber an perfhiebens
bieiiaen 9eitunqen tbGtig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
Sbeur,s yergniaeli.

5arrn SorTt.amp. BON pearI Ctr.
unb groaDpan. traf am Jreitag Wor=
atn in alIer 5riibe ein.n Wann an Der
2. Strabs, tpslher i'm p.raniaBts, ibu
In oos Saus go. Ala on 8. Strabs
su besleitsn. 6ier bratte ber 1remo,
i'm auf Elm 3immer. 100 er Der unssbz
lihen grau osIIslben pOrseiisIt MUIR
be. glls 6orIttamp einise Gtunokl
fpdier aufipdd3te, mahte er bic gntz
beduns. oaB oas ~gbepaor" perfhfpuns
ben mar uno nit oemfeIben ieinegur=
berobe. isin. scloent 1of9enubr uno
$50 IN Daur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

Nirb bic Wiiltigfeit Der Earfsgonos
bnrd) Elm gerid)tlides 8erfabren
feititeaen laiien.

ggie in Der gsitrigsn Sisung Der
parfbebDrpe befannt ssgeben tpuroe.
tpirb Stdotdntpait Ballard am Won@
tag benz 4niuben bes gr-poitnleil tiers
s. Hileb entfprshen unD Elm ger!chts
lihes 8erfabren anbGngts MAIDEN, I'M
bic 8ultigteit ber parf-gonos auber
alle ayrass su iteGen. RileD pertritt ben
Stanbpunft, bob bic Bonoausgabe itr-
aiiltig iei, neil Der Stdbtratb lie III
fold srober Gle paHirt babe, um bic
8onbs gu erbolten, ebe bas nere
Steuerseieb am l. Januar in Strait
tritt, unter beTen geitimmuugen Die
gmiiIion taum Dor gnbe nd6ften Sch
reg erfolsen t0nnte.
Der Better Der SpielpldBe, 5err u.
6. SeuB, unter6reitete einen ldngeren
8eribt, in ipelhem er iibsr ben Be
fu6 Der Spielpldge tpdbrenb Der 3eIt
pom Suni Big Gttober beridtet unp
auberbem auf 8runb Der BON ibm ges
modten geoba6tungen perIhteosne
gmpFe1Iungen ma6t. gr tpiiniht bic
ainber auf ben Spielpldsen in brei
pOuis abgeidlofenen 8ruppen aeldie.
ben gu BADEN. Sn Der erIter grippe
iollen iih anaben unb Mdo6en big
gum 10. 2ebensjabre befinbsn unb
fir lie IoQen aIs 6auptipieluteni iillen
Der Sanbbiigel unD bas Watbahin
bienen, DGbrsnb gurngsratbe srit IN
speiter 2inie fommen uno bauptid6z
lid aus Shautsln unb d6nlihea 60.
den beiteb.n. Die sfpeite Grupps piro
BON ben Widohen iiber 3ebr Sabren
aebilbet unb bic brittle 8ruppe biloen
Die Gnaben i'm Qlter BON uber 3e6n
| Sabren.
5srner smpfisblt 5srr SeuB aud
ShoTfung bon alaiIen, bic aug iungen
2euten Biz gu att3e6n Jahren beItehen
unb bic audi pdbrenb Der Wintermos
nate 5urnunterrift erbuttsn. 5ier3u
p6ren nutiirlia qeImoifsne Rdums in
ben gorts notbig uno perartige 9du-
| Ier perben bon 5errn Seub gang ents
| itieben 6sfiirtportst e6enio Die
Shpimm6aTins, Die er fir ourhdus
notbpenbig ertlGrt.
lleber BEN geiuh Der perihiepenen
| SpislpldBe ipdhrenD oes oerIloRenen
! Spmmers berihtets 5err Seub ME
Folgt: Der Seiummtbsfuh be3ifferte
| Iit auT 81 ,964 aiuoer uno bieie Derz
tbeitten iid duf bic ein3elrsn parts
pis folgt: Snrpooo part, 1926;
| Clinton qort, 93,755; 2ptIe part,
3,299; Sanna gari, 30,429; pearl
| Strubs Spielplas, 1924; Dooos
paro port, 23,130.
| Die garttommiFion heihloB, aui
qric. gin, an Der Dariap uno Dooo
ldpn @Osnue, sinsn SpielpluB 81
itnffsn. 5isrourh ptro Die aommiI'
iion feurige aoblen uuf Die 6dupter
Der Stimmgeber auf prics Siu lam,
msln, benn bort herrifte, rie bas Or
gsbnib Der Dahl seseigt bat, fir biz
pdrtbpnos abioiut teiue geesiiterung
lin psitsre Spielpldss petitionirter
osftern bier 9sr6sHerungsgeieQi idafter
| in peritispeneu 5hetIsn Der Staot
nGnlih Der Rprtfiibs guiineB Wsn'a
Stub, Der 0inton ptats 8uIinet
W.n's CUB, Der WeIt Cincinnati
guIineB Wsn's Glub uno bic Ws'ta
lpooo Smpropsmsnt 41otiation. aus
Berbem srIuhte Elm aommittee be:
Bomeng Club um bic Grrihtung Ell:
ner gsbiirfniBauftalt auf benz Spiel
plaB en- Der CUNT Strabe, uuo beTiirs
tportete ierner bic Infteaung elmer Wa
. trone auf ieoem Spielplds.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19

MihusI uno angulia 9eser, 2188
Weitern 4pe., Mdbhen.
gofpin uno Sa3el Weber, 2413
Spring 8rope 4pe., MGohen.
SamueI uno Sannp Soh6auier,
1882 Gutter Str, Mdoten.
9eorss uno Gli5abetb 9uour, 2008
Central 4ps., Mdbhen.
Sames uno 9ir9inia 8rabam, 872
Webrman Npe., Wdnhen.
Sobn uno 5eela Gbop6, 2106 Weit
6. Str, anabe.
4uguTt uno Catherine Psters, 1916
goaeipooo Qoe., Mdohen.
Sames uno Gitele 5islos. 1884
5ugbes Str, Mdoden.
Iuguit uno Charlotte g9eitsn. Sol.
Inns Ylacs, anabs.
Geparo uno Gli3abetb 5artman,
1044 Sebler Str, anube.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
Gb.,rlaabaiRiheixe.

(Glemens 9snte, "a. geilspue, Gn.
Warp Rnun, q, &onrorb CTR.
(Selfe Wc2oin, 90, grDp,Inu, %. q.
laRan SO. grodman, 27, grootiiueNo.
iGbarleS gropr, q, Goal Gin, 8.
lIelIie Satipn, IS, be.
(Goparb getsrs, "a, Dsit 6. Str.
Gillian 8ionitaiH, 81, G,drfislh Io..
(Winiam grenner, %, SItgIifton ab.
)2i1tan aeller, 19, DO.
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E8iFeih febr sirrFahes ding.
6oB eiucn Elm lluiaQ 3uItoBt, peId,er
eiuen 8um &rippeI MAIDEN tanr. gs
lit cbeu 10 etnfah 5tSofobs Del sls
qe6rauhcu. G8 furirt piele Der
iblimniten Solgea Don llnfcller.
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Gegentlase Elm, fporin iie bsbauptsl,
bab er iie aus benz 6auie gejagt babe.
Ddbreno Der seitrigeu g.rbanblung
iagte iie nod ferner aus bab lie tpie
einpferb arbeitsn mubie unb ipenn jun
ge Shtpeine ba tparen, babe ibr Gatte
iie ge5rpungen, i'm Sdpeinsitaa gu
fhlafen. I'm bas WutterIhDein 81
berbinosrn, iih ouf bic Junsen gu
fpGl5en unb DieIelben bapurh su err
itiden. Deitsre 3eugen Iollsn perbort
Derben, eb. elm. Gnti4eiSung abgsge'
ben ipirb.
glisabet6 Waener Mill bon 5enrb
W.per. nit o.m lie Iih i'm Sabre 1895
perbeiratbete. gsidieben Iein, neil er lie
uno ibre beioen ainber Dor flint Sab
rem i'm Stih gslaiIen bat.
6 dabeneriab sale.
Carrie u. Gillespie, oeren Gdtte
Gbas. 8. 9ilespie, tpGhreno sr in
Dieniten Der 6. s.. II. .. Rp. go.
Itdnb, BEL einem llnfall I.in Gebeu elm
bibt., purbe geitern ermdhtist, BON
Der geisai6aft $500 in grisbigung
| laer Qnipriife gu at5eptir.n.
RsQie Wsit, Die am %. Stiobsr b..
| s., als iie cine W1aoifon Roab Gar
perlafsn ipollte, infolg. Der angebliden
HahldiIigteit bes acnbuiteurs gu Boz
ben geiporfeu unb srbeblif perIeBt
ipurb.. bat bic Cincinnati Traction
60. auf 3ablung BON S1050 psrilast.
Qus bemislben 8runbe Bot Suiie
Mittenborf cine alas. iiber $4,000 s.z
gen bic Cincinnati 1raction SO. anz
geItunet. sic tam am 81. 4uguit
1910, ols iie an 9uburn apenu. unb
MitdeQ plaee cine Gar perIaFen
ipollte, au 1ane.
Gfngereihte Seitam.nte.
| Gxnrp g. SIterborf Iest In Isinsm
leitament $12o fir sinen gegrdbniB@
plab, $50 fir einen Grabftsin unb
$50 fir WeHen aus. Jerner permaht
er ieinm aouiinsn Wurp Dan uub
Selene 3umboblsn je 800, benz Dors
ting Girls Some on grodotpap 800
unb ben ReIt bes germogens ON ieiz
nen gruoer Bernard SItsnborf in 5as
perbef, Sloenburs.
Catherine 9aorliss fest geores q.
unb Bel. Gaitman als gruItses elm,
Inn ibren Nuhlub gu pertpoltsn unb
bic Gin,iinfte an ibre SttpeIterWaseie
Sborien tpdbrsnb psren 2eb3eiten gu
besabIen. Hah benz lobe Der Sdipes
| fer foa Der Reit benz 6p1pital Der
| prot. giihDfl. Girde Der 1ioseIe bonn
| fiiblihsn Ohio aufaaen.
gerlanst iein patent aus
| ri d.
| M1dr unb 0eorge Solomon Itrenatsn
| ssItern eine $4,000 Gntf6dbiaunass
tlage eesen Sam. 6. ginItein an unb
perIans.n Su sleiher 3eit einen gins
baltsbefetl, um ben Dertlaeten 3u
perbiroern, Elm patent fir bic 6eritsls
lung BON Gobtens. .Briouettes" au psr=
tuufen. mag Salomon ertl1rt, bah
am 4. upril 1910, als er unb ieins
Uattin JnfaiIsn b.s Jiibiiden 4ltens
kims puren unb Gkorge Salnmon
| iih in Der 9unbesmnrine kFanb, Gins
itein ihn iiberrebtt babe. bas bstr. pas
tent, bos er lSalomon) bate. auf ibu
su Ibertrasen. 9ofir bdtie er ibm
| folls Ct Sic. 600 bamit nerbi.nen iollte,
$2500, foiuie 5 pro5. bon alien ipeiies
rtn profiien perfprohen. SEPT foo
| Ginitein jeooh bic 4biidt baben. bas
potent auf cine brittle psrion gu
iibertrusen unb Der aldser min MIDI
nur bi.s perbinbern. ionbern aud. bdf
bic I. 8. bon ibm purgenommene lie
btrirasuns nuf Giniiein fir nun uni
nihtig ertIdrt iperbe.
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ssnnrrcr Gatarr1.

SRI. Tora Seller, R.R. 1, sor 121,
2onoon, O., ia9t:
sd ibreibe 9hnen, Tim SS6nen fir
bds spunoerbnr 8ute 5u nnnten, bas
Sbr Reruna fir mid eetban bat.
sd lit an Riererz uno anberer
irnereu ge1hueroeu 3tpeiuno8tDan3tg
Sabre lang. 8or 3tpei Sabrcn begnnn
ih nit &eruua unb nobm MN bret
fslnihen unb beute fam it iagen, baB
ih eine gelunoe Ferion bin."
Spnnte pbne sdmer5en nidjt eiIen.
Sral 8. q. 8eaoer, Sorerlet, o.
i6reibt:
sd tann nit 8eftinrmtbeit urb
tpabrbeitsgemdb iagen, baB Teruna etn
Gegen fir mid mar.
sd bate aatarr6 10 I5Iin,rr, bab
id ni6t ulebr i6medeu nod rie6en
fonnte.
sd bate 10 ihlin1ne TIagenbes
ihtperben, bnB i6 obne nd6bertge
S6mer8en nihts eHen fonrte.
rWeiue Sreunoe riethen mir, Bez
runa 3u beriuheu. SD taufte etue
SluI6e lino batte groBeu Rueen OnOoH.
10 talIfte ih benn Elm babes 8ueen0
Sloider uno mub iagen, oob i6 bon
9Ra9enleiben uno aatarrb poILitdnSig
turirt BIN.
sd tann ni6t eenug fir Rerura
faseu."
gesrn-na bradJte Mppetit.
Trau Seltun Eanuer, Nthens, O..
| fdreibt. oaB Bernna lie bon Denesr1z
He=rtt=tta eitte ebrlit
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&c 5abe betrogen uno iih bann 9efpets
CERT babe, ibr aud nur einen 5beil sus
riid3ugeben, ais es Iid1 berausiteuts,
nab Der 3uItano bes Sobnes anitot'
beITer, eieI Idlimmer purns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-19
Gefan 6tttsr 2aAs, AaL
Ch6fisss, G6nfetraite sab 0dsie. sdtnsen.
cenrh 0etsfer,
at glrN X CTR f2f 5Iher ~t rslunr.t an So
GterbItdt tettSberid3t.

Marp Gtrtt. So. 531 Weit s. Str,
arebs.
aue1a Smith. 81, 3ipsisboipitaI
1ubertuloie.
Rcbert Gorb. "a. 1852 WeF 5. STR.
Shpinbiudt.
Sobn MeAnbrsips, 48. 418 parl
Ctr, Qeberperhdrtuns.
Sennie groof. 20. 3fpeigboipitaI
9irnbautenisiinoune.
JeIe 0arpep, %. 3peis6cfpital
3ubertulole.
q. II. Denman. 49. lonspieir. @..
hirnldbmuns.
Muboipb Afteboet. 72, 1852 Dubl.t
Gtr.. Mrterienperfaltung.
probirt ~. 9. RetoI ppliih-
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Sit Jest gurs aeinnp.

Sit Jest sar5 aefnno.
fSrou @ictorio Sc. Ttfc(, t30 g.
Wounb Ctr. Columbus, 8, ihreibt:
.Sd 9ebrnuhte Yeruuc ge9eu Saz
tnrrb. an Dem ib in ihlimmer 8eic
lit, 70 bnB meiue Rnicnorgdre nera
itopit ipureu. 2lls bieie iif Diiueten.
tropfte Der StLetn n1ir in Den 9als.
ipoourd if gan3 traut rpuroe.
.Gtne Sreunbiu rietb mir, Yerun1
8u nebmcn llno nudl benz @ebrauh bon
bier 6laIden mar tb turirt.
SD babe ieBt feline 8eihtperbeu
n1ehr, un6 freue mid iagen gu tonnen.
baS id MIDI Ser be1ten 8eiunbbeit ers
irene lIuo r1eine &ogeupfItbteu, oI5
DlitglieO Der 8ebeccasQoge Der Obj
SeIlons, nahtomnen tunr.
sd mDdte 8erlnn alien er1pfebs
len, bic on oerieIben !pioerlihen
arantbett leiben"
satarrb fiir n,ehrere Sabre.
Srou Qlice 9ogIe. 500 Clinton
Ctr, GircIebiue, G., itreibt:
sd m6hte Sbnen rtittbcilen, tpas
Yeruna fir mid gethar bat.
Sd Iitt mebrere Sabre lang an
aatarrh. Sd beriuhte oerIcbiebene
Rebi3iueu, ober feline ifieu mir gut
gu tbluL biz ih Koruna eebraudte.
Sd babe iefs SIoibeu genonIrnen llnb
fam e5 fir on5 @ute, boS es mir ees
! than bot. b0hlih1t lpbeu.
~Gud) balte i'd es bon srobem
9tusen fir rneiuc Sinoer."
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Ieiocr befrette unb ibr 91tten gppeta
braote.
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probirt ~. 9. RstaI goIiIh.
,:ab S8uttsspers HritnS.. 81,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-28
The Rev, pr. Luman s. Handley

It is no discredit to any one to say that the Rev. pr. Luman s. Handley, the pas tor who lies dead in his home, was be- loved beyond any other man in this city. He had been pastor in Birmingham S5 years. and when it is remembered that the city is but 40 years old it is seen at once that his services as spiritual guide and as a citizen cover almost the city's history.
 The love of people in all churches for pr. Handley was evinced when the twen- tieth anniversary of the Central Presby- terian church was celebrated last summer. Jews. and Catholics and Episcopalians and Baptists and Lutherans and Meth odists, all came together to testify to the worth and popularity of Dr. Hand ley as a citizen and as the sole pastor of the church that he may be said to have founded It was a remarkable tribute to good man.
 His pastoral work in Birmingham is his best monument. The homes of fhe suf- fering he had cheered, the couples he had united in marriage, and the solace he had brought to thousands in the course of a long and devoted Christian life con- stitute monument that neither stone nor printed testimonial can equal. large hearted man and a noble citizen gone from us, and the entire city will mourn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-28
Stretching the Pure Food Law

Instead of weakening the pure food law, as Secretary of Agriculture Will son has done, to aid some canners and other manufacturers of food articles, some of the states are proposing to extend it. In Vermont, for example, they are considering bill that aims to make every manufacturer of shoes state on a label the proportion and va riety of leather and the amount of pasteboard therein" And this may lead to the labelling of all suits of clothing offered for sale, so that the purchaser may know how much wool and how much cotton he is buying.
 The underlying principle of all such measures is honesty. The consumer is entitled to know what he Is buying, and the more inexperienced he is the more legal protection he needs This principle cannot be carried too far, and 1t is matter of general regret that Sec retary Wilson has weakened the pure food law in the matter of preserva- lives.
 The ultimate consumer can gain pro- tection against adulterations and frauds of various sorts if he will vote every time in favor of the widest possible ex- tension of the laws that aim to make known on labels the real nature of ar ticles offered for sale. No error in the direction of the truth is possible Yer mont should lead the way. All goods capable of adulteration should be la beled. The truth should be presented on every article offered for sale
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-28
CAREER OF JOHN LA FARCE

make against the permanency of his
 as man and a pervading influence
 than as a painter. And yet when one re-
 calls the thousands of beautiful and l scholarly designs, all marked by cer- | tain -largeness, that he has left behind, one is reduced to simple gratitude. In day of small things. a great and well rounded personality has expressed itself both in paint and in words; and some how by this simple fact the common placeness that affects so much of our art and literature seems offset. In a very true sense, the astute wording, John La Forge. stood like Athanasius against the world.
 For his extraordinarily successful in- ventions in stained glass he is sure to be remembered. He brought back the glow and sparkle of mediaeval glass, and added resources of depth and opalescence undreanled of by the early artisans. To dignify this new and lovely material he contributed many of his best designs. Purists say that these were too pictorial, preferring the more conventional pat terms of the Gothic tradition. We think the fairer way is to take them quite frankly as gorgeous traHslucent pictures. How remarkable they are may be real ized simply by comparing any of the numerous faithful limitations with a fine La Farge window. In connection with this work and with the mural painting which he practiced assiduously. he re- vived the old system of the studio as a populous workshop. So commanding was his personality that he made very able men his mouthpieces. Their work is completely merged with his, and some times they cannot even, identify their own contribution to great compositions. Wherever MT. La Farge was, his leader ship was acknowledged. At every point his distinguished career confirmed the truth that 1t is the man of imagination who Is the real man of action.
 As one takes leave of this great spirit. visions of his works are haunting. Strange fairy-tale people pass by, grave saints and benign philosophers flowers simmer in an opalescent mist as they never do on earth, palms wave beyond blue water, serrated ridges cut into the upper blue, below brown savages sol emnly perform strange rites and dances. One would gladly rest while and muse in the quiet Church of the Ascension which his imagination has made one of the most appealing personal monuments. But the glory of paint and glass fades from the mind as one recalls a quiet, rather quizzlcal voice. an elusive meas uring glance, and lips that dispensed that experience which is beauty and that fantasy which Is highest wisdom.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-28
From the New York Evening Post.

From the New York Evening Post. T1oR a generation John La Forge has been the most salient artistic per 4 sonage in America. In culture no artist since the Renaissance has sur passed him. Through his acquaintance and by the charm of his wisdom-he was one of the most delightful takers of his time-he exercised a powerful influence upon other artists and upon cultured America generally. His books carried where his finely nfodulated voice could not reach, and had he painted nothing, had he never made his beautiful inven- tions in stained glass, he would still be remembered beside Charles Eliot Norton as an aethete and, In a manner, nor alist.
 AS prophet his quality was peculiar pathfinders of the spirit have almost in- variably been of a single type-the Pur- itan. Emerson, Lowell, Norton-in all of these there has been a marked strain of other-worldliness None of this in John La Farge. He accepted the world blandly and with shrewd sagacity, some what in the spirit of those Jesuit fathers from whom he received his first instruc- tion He represented to us the mellow ness of the Catholic civilizations of Flu rope. and his subsequent study of east ern philosophies merely confirmed him in a kind of gentle pragmatism. Mankind was his subject, and he found it un- failingly expressing. The sages of Japan and the mild aborgines of the Pacific nae ', o1,c he learned much, and of both he made some of his most brilliant pictorial rec ords. Few men of our time have com bined so universal a curiosity with so complete a tolerance, and such oppor tunities for contact with the simplest and with the most sophisticated of men. To this first hand knowledge he added extraordinary reading in poetry and philosophy. Thus he was, in the Ba- conian sense, a full mAn;'' his slight est talk readily veered to the greatest
 issues, and while he abjured philoso phies, he abounded in concrete and pie turesque wisdom. He was one of the great takers, and it is to be hoped that some record of his oral wisdom has been kept.
 In his art the scholarly and retro- spective cast of his mind was possibly a limited good. It may have been more valuable to us, as link with the past an induction to the study of the great styles, than it was to him. With his range of memories it was inevitable that the appeal of other mems art should be as strong as that of nature itself. He retained, then, despite great gifts as a colorist and master of monumental de- sign, a sort of electfc quality which may