davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1910-01-15
A Remarkable Patent Decision.

In his eagerness to protect" Mir. Roosevelt, the first assistant com missioner of patents has rendered a decision which we fancy will be far from pleasing to the ex-president when he learns the facts. A firm en- gagged in the manufacture of games and toys applied for registration of a trademark for the words "Bwano Tumbo" The application was refused by the examiner of trademarks. and upon appeal to the commissioner of patents the examiner was upheld in a decision reading:
 Held. that judicial notice is taken of the fact that the name 'Bwano Tumbo' has been repeatedly used in the press of late as a name applied to Theodore Roosevelt. former presi- dent of the United States, and its use has been so frequent that it is be- lieved that it has come to be com monly recognized as referring to the former president;
 That. as stated by the examiner of trade marks: As further indicating that this mark does refer to Theodore Roosevelt attention is invited to the labels which show immediately below the name Bwano Tumbo the words Hunting in Africa"
 That in the case of eX parte The Banner Cigar Manufacturing company Q3S O. C.. 52S) it was held to be against public policy to register the name and portrait of Grover Cleve- land. a former president of the United States:
 That the registrations cited in ap plicant's brief had not that sole per sonal significance which attaches to the words 'Bwano Tumbo';
 That as held in previous decisions it is deemed to be against public pol icy to encourage the use in trade of either the name of the president of the United States or of a former pres ident of the United States. and for this reason the registration thereof as a trademark should not be permitted, and the decision of the examiner of trademarks is affirmed"
 While it is true that there is prece- dent for refusing to register a trade mark carrying the name of a former president, patents have been granted for articles designated by presfden- tiaI nicknames-for example, ''Old Hickory" But that is not really the point of interest. Who. pray, author ized the commissioner of patents to accept. officially or otherwise. the words "Bwano TumbO" as properly applying to Col. Theodore Roosevelt? Certainly it was not the colonel him. self. nor any sensible friend of his. But the fact remains that an impor- tant bureau of the government has formally announced that Bwano Tumbo" is another name for a gen. tleman who has occupied the most dignified office in the world. Let us charitably suppose that the overzealous first assistant commis- sioner of patents had not been fa- vored with any literal translations of African dialects.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-15
MASSIE & SONS.

"House Furnishers." 114-116 W. Washington St. 'hone Main 257.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-15
TRUTH "sAssleR" THAN FICTION

Most southerners are gallant An exception is the Georgian who gave his son this advice: .r
 My boy. never run after a woman or a street car-there will be another one along in a minute or two."-Ex- change.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-15
THEN CAME THE TUG OF WAR.

Maud-So he had the cheek to ask my age. did he? Well. what did you tell him?
 Ethel-I told him didn't know pos itively. but I thought you were just 24 on yourth thirtieth birthday Boston Transcript.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-15

It may be that before many years people in large numbers will be car ried in airships and on monorail roads. but some more of the old fashioned railways will be welcomed by Arizona meanwhile.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

rounds and mad stopped Joe McAuIine.
the Nilsson Giant of san Francisco who
was once supposed TO be a better man
than John 7. sullivan. There were many
other good men on lfOddard's list God
da nd was 2 tough fellow to hurt-or he
q sluECeT- He never stopped figiItinE
for second When he missed a punch
he had trick Of bringing his FIST back
and trying 10 land il on the return trip.
Goddard was a peculiar fellow When
he came from Austrs liza he claimed that
ne was only twenty nine years old. while
le must have been about thirty-fVe lie
was forty when ne fought me.
After the clever Eboyuski IL was fun
TO meet a SIuSSer. That was just my
own game 7 went a. Goddard as hard
as I could and Hammered him so badly
1hat ~ the second 10 Ind-for the first
time / . his life he wanted 20 quit He
had enough ,hea- He was showed out
for the third round ard fought as well
as he could At the end OF that round
his seconds threw UP the sponge. John
Brink. The referee announced that if
Goddard quit ne would cali il mo CON
test and no money would be paid By
the club
Goddard came up again. and after a
few smashes I planted a body punch
that dropped him hard. Brink stopped
IL himself then. for Goddard had no
chance even 81 he could have come I'D
10 his feet again 7 don't positively re
member whether IL was q right or A
left hand punch that finished Goddard
but f. must have been a left When I
HulSh nv man with a BODY punch it's
usuaIi- with the left
Title of next chapter. .skuockEp~
Out the Famous Peter Jackson
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
SYNOPSIS

JeTeries declares he is an American
through Sud through, Of Scaulllflzty ian OF
-eorse Viking stock and relates some %
the hshtinE done by the JeEeries family
bsfoTe his time.
Tells 81 early experiences AZ his birth
A'-aces carroll. Ohio Iha--p ion says ms
iofs of hunting was born during his child
MOO DAYS Narr2res details o. his GrsI
ceer hunt Learned some fighting AZ
school
ttEc narrow escape D--L negro fellow
workman Explains the mystery Of his
-leaL reserve strength Recalls za *
t'iinS adventure in the hills saws he
-appened 90 become a professional boxer
et.l adj lses hard work Tor opponents l-
Sae at Love o. boxing made him for
saze his trade
says chance of . lifetime came TO him
NneR he was offered and accepted a
G. n as training p3rJner 90 jam C0rDett
RELATES experiences Of trainins spell with
Corbett
Sees Corbett lose the championship
Tells ~ beginning Of his clinic I1 The
world =ItIe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

my seconds take knife and cut away
2 picre of tho lip TO release D. I had
40 keep splitting the blood out as
went on hshtinE, FOR nothing makes a
man SO sick as swallowing warm blood
Beside that, Joe Kept on popping his
lift over 10 my mouth and nose from
that time on and had me smeared up
more or less
I went after him as hard ss ] could
aud whenever a punch caught him Il
counted Eut he was 50 clever Ar duck
ing that the crowd chcered even when
D. was getting away from me. /
couldnt help admiTluS ChoynslSi myself
that night Livery now and then I'd
stop and take a good. good look az him
He had a lot or nerve TO give away 80
much weight and put up such a fight.
one 81 the Sen Francisco papers next
DAY said IL looked like David and
Goliath over aEdiu. onlv David didn' {
have his sling Luckily for me he didn't
He could do wei enough with his fists
As the twentieth round came along
was chasing Joe around Al a lively clip
Nc both finished strong and the referee
called ID a draw 8 number OF people
thought I should have had tbe decision
did the forcing and landed the only
kuockdoWns- bur ChcSnski deserved q
lot Of credit for his cleverness. was
satisfied
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10
Matched With Goddard

After this fsht I went home 10 Los
Angeles. and there was matched against
Joe Goddard, the famous Barrier cham
pion.
Joe Goddard had great record. He
was big man, just about my own
height and weighing $50 pounds he
had whipped Peter Maher s. IN three
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-10

Title of ncEt chapter. "kuockEn-
Out the Famous Peter Jackson"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
SGtffsnad,ridbten.

Nepgort, 27. Sunuar. gtngsa
tommen: rG. 5. Sietqen", BON 8oz
penbugsn; .gep gort", BON Queens
totpn; .@uropa4, BON ReupeI; rStd-
lta", BON ReupeI. 2lbgefubren: n9als
Iia", naa Mdrieiqe; m2utouruine",
nu6 Saprs; r3istben" mad Bremen;
San 9iorgio", nah ReapeI; .2tncpa
ma. naa ReapeI.
9enua, q. Sdnuor. glngefom.
men: rDuca OagIi Qbru33t", BON
gep gort; rUeonteIdrrat", bon Nelp
gDrt. absefaRrsn: ~ScsaHic". naa
gRep gOrt.
4Ggiers, 27. Sanuar. @bgefab-
ren: r4rgenttna". mad Rstp Dort.
2ibau, 27. Sanuar. absefabrsn:
r2ttuania" mad ReD Yort.
2onoou, 27. Suuuar. 4bgefabs
rsn: ,Winnetpasta", na4 Sem gort.
4ngetommen: rMinnsiota", Don Bbta
labelpbia.
auetnstoDn, 27. Sanuar.
Ao9efdqreH. sAprIagC Hdu 3eSID
Yort.
2iperpooI, 27. Sauuar. Qnge.
tommen: r5riesIauo", bon p9iIaoeIs
Esto.
Sapre, 27. San. Qngetpmmeu:
r2a2orraine", bon 9tep Yort.
PALERMO, 27. San. Qbgefd9rsn:
rRsgina b'Stulta", nah glep gprt.
Baltimore, 27. Sdnuar. 4nges
tommen: Bosnia" pon Samburg.
ct. So9u, q. g., 27. Sanuar.
4bgefabren: pWpnmoutb", nahgriftoI.
Redpel. 4beeg.: rSceunid" unb
vSamburs" na6 Rep gort.
ptpmputb. Qnget.: .9rins
Sriebrih WilbeIm" bon gtep gort,
Rah Gberbourg unb Bremen beitimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
als rufftf4sr Spion be-
zeiclup+

~ W ~ -
Tetp Dort, 27. San. en- elmer
aopie Der neueIten Drummer bes Bari.
Ter Organs Der ruIii6en Repolutios
mare, Die am 0onenritag bier eintraf,
beftnoet Ii9 AUDI in Der Cite Der ,8ers
rather, Qgents proDacuteurs uno
Spione" Der Same yGbulentp" nit Der
foIgenoen 8ei6reibung:
Sin alter agent Der rufTiI8eu gp4
li3ei in Retp gort."
Sofort berrf6te in ben gQf6s auF
Der Sitieite bic gr0bte glufregunq.
gpalsnto 1T ein ieit 20 oyobren bier
poblbetannter Munn. Gr mahte IS
ii6 CUR 4ufgdbe, na6 4merita tomz
menoe ruFiihe ReDoIuttonGre su emz
pfangen unb iie nit 8slb gu perieEen.
nSetn 2ebsn 1T ni6t mebr pie(
pertb," idgte am 4beuo Elm RuiIe poH
Der Sitfette. Die glnfiibrung zines
Rumens in Der i6tpar3en 2iite Der Res
oolutiondre tit unofFi3iea NIT stuem
5ooesurt6eil glei6beoeutenb."
.0ss Gbtcugoer Trauens
morbes Der b 4 6ttg.
2outspit[e, 8n., 27. SQnuQr.
Gin Qeger Homens aobertTon Duroe
bier am 9onneritag Hd6mittag auf
ben 8erDaht bin perbaftet, Der W0rs
Der Der Sennie Glegborn gu fem, bsrea
tppfloIe Qeihe in portger Wohe in
stnem Reiort in gbtcago gefunbsn
tpurbs.
! Die 8erbaftung ipurDe BON bent
0etettiD 9arper pom Gbicdgoer Yolir
3eibepartemsnt borgeRommen. Der 9tes
ger purbe in einem 9auie an AeIt
Balnut ctr. gefunoeT.
Rpbertiou bate GbicagD an 20. SSds
nuar DerlaHeu, an oemielbeH Gage, III
oem bic Qeihe fruh WtorQens qefunbsn
tpurbe. Die PoIi3ei, bic ibn DoH BORN
| berein i'm 8eroddt bate, Durhfuhte
nab fetnem 8erfhDtHDeH einen 3of=
! fee in ieiner Bobnung uno iie fau0
oartn cine gombe, Elm RaItrmefer uno
b!utige lntertIeioer.
| Robertion 1T Elm St0nIhrei6er DON
| 9rofeiiion uno er ma6t etn 8eIhdft
bardus, in Reiorts rpte oemieni1eu. in
bem bic Qet6e Der Gleqborn gefunDeu
purbe, Bpitturten, 8iiitsnturten etc.
su i6reiben. Seine GunIt mar fem
| 8srberben, benn bon linn ssi9riebene
adrten tpuroen in perI6ieoensn 3inz
mern bes 6auIes sefunben. Die pos
| lissi fDurbe baburh in ben Stanb ge4
febt, su ermitteln. bab Robertfon in
Der Wohe, in Der bas 8erbrehen parz
| iibt tpurbe, msbrmals in oem Sauie
mar. 2lubsrosm bate eiu geIuher Reg
RsIorts Der 9oIisei mitgetbeilt, pdB
RobertIou gebroht bate, Der gIegbora
bas Ssr5 aus Dem 2eibe 3aI ihneioen.
penn iie ihm ntht cine 9eLbiumms Bee
gable, Die Iie tbm i2ulbig istn iolIte.
RObertIon tpuroe uerbaftst, nuhosm
5arper, Don bteiigsu Bolisiiteu untsrs
itiiBt, brei Gage lang nuh inn gefuht
bate. Gr Idieu ii6 fpsuig aug hsr
gegen tbn erbobeHeu QutIage 3u ma
den uno ertldrte iih bsreit, freitpiIta
nab Chicago 8uriittebren su tpoQsn.
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Jnlane. Selegrapb.
Gin aroBmiitbiger Gatte.

GIN sroB mn fbIger U j tie.
REM gort. 27 5anuar. GarI
Sorn, Der beutfhe SeHor. bat an
4benb bic gebingunasR bstaunt gss
maht, unter oenen sr iih BON ieinsr
@attin trennt. Die Rustin iiberl6Bt
er feline Srau benz Ulann., ben lie lisbt.
sd babe mid rsrpfIihtet," srtlGrt
Sorn iiber ieiner Rdmsnsiiutsri1riit.
yibr gu aeftattsn, cine Sdeibung BON
mir 3u srlanssn, oamit Iie ben Wa1n
ihrsr Wahl beirat5en tunn. Jb ba1e
mid ferner DerpiIiftst, ibr $25, 900
baar 3u be5ahlsu uno $1,000 idbrlid.
Bis Tie fpisber perhsiratbet lit. llniersH
brsi atHosru asbe ia $1,000 idbrlid
Ddbreno hires gan3eH 2s6ens. Sd
CAB meiner 1rau au.s GeIb, eas ib
beIab, ebe its atrsiite uno ih bdtte
ni6t .iHmal so gsrts, I'm ibr am pier
tinen StrduB 9tiIteu taufen gu t0us
men,"
Sorn tiibte IsiHs iSrau in bersli4sr
Weiis, ais iis in Oorissr Wo6e mad
Eeu.ihlono dbreiits. gr ipuroe als
junger Wtann, ebe er nod piel grfolJ
gehabt bate. nit tbr betannt uno iDr
sbelihes 2sben mar iospsit Elm sliits
Iihes setpeien.
8 all ni9t Der m6rber Der
Anna g tumaher.
Rp9eiter, z. g., 27. San. -
Die gegen ben ehemaIigen Rdrinefpls
baten Games SaQ srbo6ene 9lnfIdse,
I'm auguit b. ). bic Is Sabre alte Nm
ua Sdumaher in einem btsIisen 5rieos
hofe ermorbet gu haben, tam niht
aufre9t erhnlten peroen. Gin Tdrmer
In Der Rdhe bisiiger Sidnt. fir ben
5aa am 3nge oes Woroes seorbeitet
bate. brafte Elm oo[iitdnoiges 2llibi
fir ben Mdnn bet, Der feline 8erbdfz
tung oaburh brbsissiiibrt bate. oab
er i'm gefdnsnib gu portbsmout6, u.
o.. ertlGrt bate, ben Worb besaugen
5u bdben.
Des getruges ANGELA 9 I.
Gbieaso, 81, 27. San. paul
Reoisste. Der tiir3Ii1 in ieiner Giaens
itaft ais SilfstommiFGr fir 0ffent.
Ii9e 4rbeit,R rsIignirt bat; Midasl
We0opern, elm reiher aontrdttor, Der
pisle itdbtifhe aontraite ausgefii5rt
Fat, unb n.un anoere Winner - itGbz
iilhe Hs0mte ooer 4HgeitelIts Mcgos
perns = iino am Icnneritaa fcrmell
ongstlast fporbsn. iit nsrihnorsn gu
habtn. bic Siabt I'm $254,000 gu be-
triieen.
Die 4ntiag,n babsu cine lleberras
ihung peruriaht, oa man geslau5t
bate. oob Is iih Bel ben gstriigsrsisn
nur nm unssfGbr $4,000 in bem 10
senannten .ibdls rod" Stdnbal hanbls.
Die 4ngstldgt,r, a6sefsbeH BON ae@
bieste uno WcBppsrn, itnb: Otto Hi,e
boff. Seireidr Mc8opern's; mar
aanbguib, sbemals Superintsnbent fir
Wae0opsrn; @scrss Woore, Elm 9ors
mann fir Ule@optrn; Ralph gonnsll.
friibsr l5ilfssStaSts Snsenieir; Sohn
e. Darts. SilfssStdbis Snssnieus;
Rpbert Green, Elm 9prmann fir Mts
grpern; Riharo gurte. 5Ohn Mes
glin0lS unh SOispb RcbsS, f6Stii9e
3nfpsissrsn.
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Cincinnati. ;sretas, bcm 3d. Sannar 1910.

gionsfdmpfe fei, bic fett elmer Node
3tpiihen Sunnitsn unb ben Sniten
itdtgefunben buben. Wlit Der Gntlai,
flung bes Wintiters fpurbe Der 5riebe
tpieoer bergeIiellt.
DeiniHerfrifis in Ror.
negen.
gbriftidnid, 0ortpegsn, 27.
oSSanuur. Dd bic WabIsn fir ben
5tortbing segsn bic Regierung ausgsz
fallen Iinb, bat am 0onnerftoq Der
gremier RnubIon btm a0nig bic R.s
iigndtion bes aabinets eingerei9t.
Die Ddblen in England.
Qonbon, 27. Sonuor. SEPT, mo-
ss nit ben Dablen 5u @nbe gebt, ba-
ben bic Giberalen nIebr Slid. 2m
abenb iparen ertpG1lt iporben: unios
niiten 258; aibernle 253; 4rbeitsr 40
uno Rationdliften 76.
4nes beuiet iebt porduf bin. baB
Die apdlition in ben rleuen parIdmsnt
cine WloioritGt BON 120 baben pirb.
Benn bic Wahlen in ben rp<nieen, nod
iibrigen 0iftritten in Gbnli6er Wsiie
tpie in ben lebten 5ugen, ausfdlIsn,
bann iit ss mSslih. bab bic 2iberalen
uIl.in eins, fpenn ouh tleine pluraliz
tat I'M lInterbdus baben perben. Qb-
seIeben BON einigen seritrsuten DiItritz
ten, finben be ShluB;pdblen am
Jreitag itatt.
Wieber cine ariits in
4ther.
atben. 27. San. Die Ulilitdrs
2iad bat abermdls cine GriIis bsraufs
bsiduoren, inoem lie ben grsmisr Ger
llnfdbigtsit befhulbigl Bat. 1ie 2isd
psrlaHet bic RsiisnatipH ees aabiusts
unb bic GinberufuHg Der RationaIosrs
| iammluns, Damtt lie cine ReDiiioH Der
8srfaHuug pornshme. Ter gremisr
| bat porIdufig nod teine gntitsiouEQ
dbesgsben. D6brenb oss 1dgss fan.
ben Dsrbunbiungen 5piihsu ben per,
| ihiebenen Barttitn itatt, bic dbsr su
tsinem Rsiultat fiihrteu.
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Die ueberf muH9eH IN
Iranfreih.

paris, 27. Sanuar. Dieber lit
Elm 5as Deraebli6en !5offens poriibsrs
aegoneen. Die alutbsn Der Ssins,
onitatt suriidSugeben, itsieeH immsr
nod langiam unb in ieoer Stnnos
ipiro 5us iiberIdtpemnlte 6ebiet grOs
FER. Cbaleif, Der Barometer jeBt
ihnelI in bic o0be sebt uno om 0ons
nsrftag heller SonnenIdein oem Itiirs
miihea Wetter Tolg.s. bsrrI6te bod
<in G,efiibl Der 9sItiir5une. oos an cine
ponit grsn;ts, aIg Die 8shoroen, bic
geftern bebduptet hntieu. oaB Die Jlutb
am Donnsritas ibren 6obepuntt srreis
dhen rpiiroe, ertIdrten. aas bieielbe
crit am Greitdg Worsen ibren
hoffien Stanb errsihen piiroe.
SfTi8ielIe 3ablen iiber oerWaferitono
fino ihiDer 3u erlanssn unb am 4bsno
ipurcs in elmer itiirmiiben Sisuns
bes Gtabtratbs Der qrdfsti pon g,as
ris, 2epine, beihuloisi, b1b er bem
Doll bic Babrbeit iiber ben iudhren
Stuno Der Tinss porenibnlte. gr
psrtbeibigts fsiH 9.rbaltsn nit Der Grs
tldrung, bab ss teinen 3fpsf babe, bag
@oli in unnOthiser Deiie su alarms
1sn.
Die Gag. 1T iusniihen Ihlimm gee
mug, nm serobtsu gntIegen 3u oerurs
fatrn. Die eaHse Gtaot brobt in oeHI
nit NJaiIer dns,fiilltsn unieriroiIhen
2abnrinih 3u periinfen. Sn isoer
Gtunbe 5erIprinssn irsenbipo abSusss
fandIe, mas 3ur Jolss bat. odB Strds
Zen einiinlen obsr aufsefporfen rrers
ben, .u1hrenb bas iiber bic Guais tins
fir1menbe WaiFsr aus ben pIdBen Der
Gtabt Seen unb aus ben Strabn ads
ndk ma6t.
ssm 9erep Quarter iieht bns Wdis
fer feds JuB tief In ben Strnben uno
bas gan3e linie llfer Der Seine. bon
cberbolb Der Snieln bis nah 4uttuil.
Gin 9iItriit, in bsm iih bas faIbios
nable CT. germdin Qudriisr. bds
slusndrtig. amt, bic abs.oroneteHs
samsnsr unb hdsMcrsfslb befiHoen. III
nit sinsm i5ub Bis Su Sebn CUB Wais
fer xbeft. Ginige Der etbge0roneteu
psrlieben am 4benb Das palalsgours
bon In Ruberbooitn uHb anoert oui
nsm Riden pon Nl1nnern. Die W1us
srn Der 5HpaIibeEsGtation serbrOdeln
nro nielss De61nbe ipis aud Der ees
asniiberIieaenbs sgliiaeI bes 9lusnlr.is
gen Amies finb in O<fdbr ein3ufliirs
sen. Irobbem belt am Rnhmiitng
Maoome pihon, bic Gatiin bes Wis
nifiers bes asuBren. ihrtn regul6ren
GmpFnng ub. Gtllampen uHb Qomins
fsutr fritsten dllernings ons tIettris
ffx aitt unb bic Dnmpfbsisuns.
Die Gtrrben In Der uH9ebuns bes
ct. Qa3ars Habnbofs finb orsi SUB
eingsfunfen unD bic Gage IN bort cine
feptroie. Ulan ginubi. Dab AUDI biz
sgunbamenie Der 3lrei in Der R1be ges
Iegentn TtparkmtntsedhdFte untsrs
miniri iinb. Dobei bringt iiberoI Der
llnratb aus ben esfprsneien Mb3ugss
inn1isn In bic HellsrgsIhoiIe btrAdus
fsr Elm, tpcDurb Die geinnbbeit Der
Deupbner bebrobt miro. Die bdlbs
Gtnbt IN istt In Dunfsl eebiills.
I'm Wiitfrnoht mar Dns Wcifer an
Der pcnt NondI INNER nod i'm Gtti%
gen, dtsr nnr einen Nruni1sil BON eli
l1sm 3ou n her Gtunbe. Nlcn srwcrs
~ ~ - ~ 6l,dl tusf4sa srsi
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Selegrapbtlhe NptiScn.

- Sn glpria. s.. 1T ,0ntsl" ssobu
Raniep. eiu Reser. i'm 2lItsr bon 119
Sdhren geitorbeu. Ramisn mar Elm
Stlape uno eHtflob 40 Sabre ppr nsm
2lusbru6 oss giirssrtrtegss uad
Sbszliu, 8.
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metterteritl1t.

anr Obio unb bds fpeitlite
psnnfnlponisn: Sh0nes Metter an
syreitaa unb San1ios. MdBis farse
speitIihe Win0e.
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Gin groBer geriiaerungsfhDtnoel IN
aouisptQe aufseoedt.
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g So3idliitenfrapalfe in
Brdunihmeiq.

st pttsrsburs. 27. Sunuar.
Die Isbtsn Rnhridien aus 9otharn
lnuten. hob Der Gmir fsinen prsmiers
rIlinilter tntioiIeH babe. pom benz bic
f@ tsfdmpisnDsn 10stionen srsldrt
batsn, Sat u DC llfisHe Ser Rsns
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Die an Der llnteriuduns pom
Sabre 1908 betbeilist iuaren,
sic 6utten mit (enf fatiOnedeR Gat6d(.
(ungen geOrO6t.

I'm siniss padsr in 2lntIage5uitunb
perieBen 81 touneu.
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yluslano.S .Selegrapb.
Die Seine nod iTlmu i'm
Sleigell.
Der 0Naiierftanb Der bDd3-
fte felt benz Jahrc 1915.
Sob mnb 0eroerben perbreifeH
allentbalben bic Jlmtben
llab im Naris berri6en 8eraoe5n
fd,auDerbafte Verbdlfuiite.

Der aneeridiste Sdaben IN Der
SauptItaot Jrantreids alisin Elm
10 unse6eursr,
Tob er in Dielen Sabren niht gut'
s.madt fperoen tann.
glub In estdlitH perben bic ueb.r'
it1lpemmlne.n forttDdbrsnb
fhlimmer.
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Reid.
Sn Qirarogua bat Wabrt5 eins
Sdrsdsnskrri4aft inaugurirt.
Cine G6taht in ben nGditsn stDei
1assu 3u eripdrtsn.
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Die unlerludung gegen Den
aej6trua

UtC etlttEtluu)uitl DUtlt Gtit
Gejdtrua
Spn bier Sysitglienern Der
0ranbjmrD beranlabt,
Die an Der llnteriudung pom
Sabre 1908 betbeilist waren,
Sic 6attea mit (enfOtiOnedea gnt6d(.
(ungea geOrObt.
5iir ben San, bab Die Rsgisrung bic
llnteriudung ntdt pieoer aufs
nebme.
sic srfldren, oaB f6on i'm Sabre
1908 geniigenoss geDeismaterial
srbra6t tporoen let
I'm sinigs pader in Qntldge3ufano
perieken 81 touneu.
Gin GROCER BerIiherungsihDtnoel IN
aouisptQe aufseoedt.
GpalentO, Elm betonnter auHe, in Rem
gort als 9errdther 6aratteriiirt.
| MaTspsrtpaIter fir bic Suron Stsel
ano Sron go. noH Rsport, 8,
ernanut.
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Gpalento. Elm betonntsr auFe, in Rem
gort als 9errdthsr 6aratteriiirt.
The daily sentinel., 1910-09-12
MORE CROOKEDNESS
IN. ADMINISTRATION
Of PENTENT|ARY

Denver. Sept 12.-Dr Ross L.
Taylor was on the stand today in
the continuation OF the prison inves-
tigation..
II developed that no hospital nor
insane ward had been built during
l907-S, although the report of the
board was to the effect that work
was progressing nicely"
When Attorney General Barnett
asked DR.. Taylor If any hospital or
insane ward had been built at the
penitentlry during that period the
witness jumped from his chair and
cursed Mr.. Barnett, declaring that. If
the attorney general had not been
so d-d drunk" when he was
there, he would have seen the new
construction.
To the fiery outburst of the wit
ness Mr.. Barnett only smiled.
Charles Mund, a member of the
prison board at the time referred to,
testified that nothing of the kind had
been built at that time, but had been
built after Warden Cleghorn retired
from the position.