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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

Ntu. CrbiudHB Ro. Las Sur Ans
" uabme uuo R,fdttQuHg zines Snentunesplaz
mes bura aebscca Saft fur bas Bc6t CUR 3oHs
trutrunQ uuo tmmetnahreHnsu GeBusuug etues
Iruut. Setpsrs bonn Guopurtt ots bett5enoer SruHt
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an.nue uno iibTptrliA pou Gelbt Qtts.
an anb.fradt pas 8ebccta 1att hur6 btsrdH bets
osftcfea QlaH abtrirnesu bat an pn Staot eirs
tirnati eas Rent sur eouitruruHe urb Htmers
lpabrtnstn genuBunG ejnes SruHt Ssptrs IN urb
ouf ibrem GiqeHibum, tDlt oermertt aut beldqitni
Qlen eeeatu uorometIid oon 8artelp
aptnre aHo iHoDtitlp non Eelbi Bite;
porausasitBt oob btiaQttr atSuqstana pom Der
staet kirtianati touhruirt ptro pbHs uutpttH 'hr
fe pn.r aNebmtrt duf tbr @rGaoFud,
uun baB fe oenisbgH arsapieH taHu nhne
irgeneen NHtsmsat Su irgenoslHsr ied!ertH SeEt.
Bun,
Stsbals i,i rg ssruronst bon O,m staotratb Der
Sfubt giHtiuEa;i, Staot GbIO fnrei 8ttrftL aasr
b;tr,u erlpablisH MitqIsoer ubsr,iuiiimmeuOl:
etftiou /. 5as bsiGsier usbertra1uuq5 sgidr
bisrourh fur btiagtsn 3iped arQeHpmmsn uuD BE-
tatiat H. uHe oer StGbtsSelictter III bIcrourt
autprtfrt uHD auesipielsn, nadbem oieie Eroinanl
in Rrnft ettrtten IN, seisgtsH ltberuagnHsssGian
etutraqtu Bu IaFeu. UNI Der Irsttcr Of 8ublt,
Serpiet 1T hisrpurb autoriFrt bic Rofsn tlr BE-.
iaate GiHtraauue aus pea SpsiaI 5onD Ho. z
PA 81 belahltu.
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unb G5ultiqteit baben pom Iub HddD Dem truheNcG
pom e3ties er!aubtsR 3ttpurt;e Gil.
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Iobu @aIniut
9rdfesnt oes Staerratbes
attef: Gopi Senbsgi0R, Gtrt.
22 90
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

(tRe CrOtnan9 70. Lac - 3ar YIN.
~ nahme uup Rsitoteuuq tiHer Saubi1entiine
sum aipede uuu SouTbfet abemte.
5n anbstroat, eds aarrp :. gSshon unb MaGQis
e. g3etou qticbeHtf babsn bic Staet 6trciuuarl
ourb ibren Stsp pQtirt pom IL. Clt9bu 1909 pcs
na1foiesnb beiGrtsbeue erunoeiqsHtbHm, Homib .
Eas naaiplaeuh br&risbsHs Stad &ouo gebentt
MIR fir Strdseugipede.
auianqsuD an eiutm Iurtte in Der 6tIideu Ginit
bon ehlpdres Hoab, Sg2 l6 frmE fhblid 2 ~ peis
lid eeR Der fubltten sinic bon Ctitrpatorp Npruas
gemeHsn entleHe Der bsiaqtsn oiti1en Hinie uQp
Goparns 8oao bnnu ihblih 81 q 6hiid i0S7
isus gu cinern 9uutte IN Der ptftltd,tu Htnie OoH
Rbiqan aDeuus, beiaQter 9urtt betiuoct N6 oI3
Rub iiblih BON bet iioltden GInis bon Eblctpas
tern aoenHe; eouu NIT btiaqtsr rpeflicbeu Gns
bon UlidaaH aptRue ianlih 2" 81 neilp ~ ffub
haHn nerel1 So g. pefiih parallel NIT unb ~
ssns tntierHt pon oem etiteeanuHtsn guris, AS Is
CUB su Der 6tiiden Girit BON gopdrbs &ooD
bann uSrplit q 4s otiih 81 fsub ~ bem aHs
fdRespuHi;e Easielbe btIeet tinsn 5treiisu @ruHp
pon 80 fnb in Der @teife uHb 40ST EIb In bfr
Qdnpe, iith alisbebuenh bon GouIrhs @onb BITS
ntihigan sspe. rnb befdunt ais SGutbiioe Abeuue
uai Dem Qiaus Der 1htsrdbtbstluHa, aemoht our6
Q. :. unb Dr. 6. ssstUn in 6sitipH 26, Columbia
ScpHihip
RIA, ssssaIb i,i Is DsSFSnss pen benz ssasts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

&c. inc Eroinan3 SO 1,753-G -GprfebruHgeu trefs
" iero oub oer IliRimui'S oblf, Der UIdnncr
in ben requirements Der Stdnt Cincinnati be.
aubll Miro 5pci $4,000 Eoudra pro 8ag be-
trngeu iDu uHtnHgeuo am / 1nnnar 1911
IN Nubeirant odk Die beoeilfel{o erbobipH
soften oes GebeHsurterhaltes ole Sflafieit oes
8olfes, belouDeJs aheu bic lrrIereH 8ldtieu
pcIne uut oeU 9ohn etues gepDbrl1ofu Nfbeir
ters draepieeu itHO. dlli8trt. 10 ~ es heIfIabe
uHHoglib tiir ctueT I}ann IN teuer peheHaelf
Nnher fir hie Schulc 81 flelbeH iit neutaet aS
guet So G0l EpuGrs pro Lnl, uHo
Sn NnbetraCht bat3 feIne gIHsfht pnrbaFbeit
IT. ouG in ole soften oes SeheHsuuterbdIs
permtnbern perher nh
PIN MuhetTuclt. oab Der Staotrnth ben 3nftaHo
erfennt aber IN btc'eTr Sabre iuIoiQe her be-
reits oorgeronJmeleu &ordnIhl0oe unn &erpii'
louugcu feline C@eepenheit mehr bat. oteieri
Raibfnle burh enc QtclBuefe 3uione III beil
Gohneu in aI!cH Edleu enigcgcn3utretens u
febCungeu qetrDtfeH mcrbrH ipleH lnr eine betifs
re 8e3abuug hcs slrbeltcra igH Sabre 1911,
uno Die iopcnoeH Sabre. besbalb
Gel es beihlpfiCU nDH bem Stabiraib bee
Etaot GuciuHat Stadt Ohio:
3Gh pom criieu Zdae hes SdnuT III aH
Der gginimuIqohu fir Die 9lrbctter in DieufteH
ner 1tdot Gnci1Huti 5pel $1,000 Eounrs pto
g aa hetragen foa uub oah ans bteieW Wrtfflne
Die Beamier ure &rriteher Der Eepariemenis
III ihreu 3oruniAidgeu ejHcu geHiigeHSeH 9es
9ulaae he5ublcn an inunen meia5e erioroeriith
fein iuirb nm hiefe &eiitmrHuHa fir has Nabr
1911 niirH sufiibren utEn baB Der Nlruermeitfer
dlioritHrt rperoe eIte folde 3nlnqe eirsnfhites
ben bel Der sitsdrbeituua uub Aorle9nnq fsfne@
g9linasis on ben Etnstratb ftr ieHes Jabr,
8afiirt ON IL MRdrs VI. q 1910.
Sohu Gotpin
RrdfibeHt bes Etdbtraf5s
22.2o
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29

rati offerirt tuerben su 8ari nno ben anieeiant'
lno luenrl Der befnate Boaro of eqlnnl nE
aIe ober einen 9beii beiagter EoHos hosI'
nebmen, ennH folen etn ooer nlepteIe gss 9taIss
iiripfsgonog alisgeaeben tperoeH fhr ote gpMos.
bic 70 denpntmen fpuroer,; Die Mn6dbl oerielpeh
IoQ benf GHtnften beS befagteH godro oI eom,
ntfioners fiberlaien hIeben. Beioe5, Inpnal
ioiuobI nie 3infen ournuf, fitlo Sdpibar ltl pst
Cfftce 0gs GChaBmeifters Der Gtaof Glne,Ililulib
fpenH abeU Der Eoaro OF GoInmt1ltoHers lt1 ne.
cert iraenbpelae ooer ole Der Deld9ieT Sonns !,s
su 8ari uno ben auiqeldnfenen 8inlen nLn hno
nebmen. bann foa ber stubitor felde
befaqien, Mot eenommenen gonos nrih
den iaTen in ber geiie nnb sorIn. fpte oores,
ffriebeu bonn 8efeb uHo bieier Sroinatt5 nilo
ann 6fferttihen Beriauf an3eiaen, fpelfe ner'
fauft lperoett foiten tuie bonn Selebe p2teeintlsS
ber aber nift su peHieer nls oeren Barlmetlp
rebft ben aufaeiaufeneu 3inleU
Sd:toH 4. Ter pur6 ben Bsriauf oititr Sones
.r,i,tt. @.tras. orsgtnommtn ois 9ramltn aNe
C5taSt Cincinnati be8ablt ltno benz g4ollce 1e'
parfn1ert Improvement SSuno" gutgeid1rteDeH,
itrb menr oies niht nroermeitla onm @elee
nordeIdrtebeu miro oon benz ShaBmetieI uh'
9fnneifIInc beg 9tuoitors aui Be'ebl oes 3'fefs
tore OF 8ublicSufetp ausbe5dblf fpetoen qno lUI
ron bem befaqteu Director of Rubllc SdtelQ luC
bic in Eeftiot / oeier Sroinnn5 lpe5tIl5irleH
9mede bertuauot tperoen. -.
EDITION s. Ttsit ErpinarI foa in Rrdft tFtEtn
unb g&l,ict,t bab,n BON unO ra9 benz Irub'h;h
ppn Gsies ssiau6isu 3cipuRttt on
BaIiirt am 81 Widrb u z. l9lo
Sobr q alrtn
Tr6ibent bes Gtabtrnths
Gttsft: Gonin 3enberfo elerf13 10
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
2ofal : Serldt.
3ermaln,t.
Ina6e uoa tiner Join Strabs Gar
d6erlabrea.
Ser Wotorlenfer inter Der NHllaee
Des Iootidllags uerbaItet.

Der 15 Sabre alte Soiepb Jrseorth
RON Ro. 1907 Central aotnlie, fpelder
erit Dor Drei Wohen BON isiner dltsn
s,eimatb. llnearn, nah amerita sss
tommen mar, perlor geitsrnabtno fnr3
mad z ubr infolge zines beoduerIihen
1lnfailg iein leben. 9er fHube ipislte
init 2lltersgenoHsH an Der Central
4Denue unb 9onton Strabe. als Gar
Ho. 20 Der Sohn Sirabe 2inis in
ibnelIsr Jabrt berannabts. Der mo-
tormonn aab i'm lesten auesnblif bic
poroeihriebensn GIodsniisnals uno
nppIisirie bic 9remisn, ieood mar es
su fpG', nas llnglid Su perbinosrn.
syrienrif ipuroe nieoergsrilIen uno be-
fono ii9 i'm ndhften 4ugenbIid unter
ben Rdbern. Der uHfdq srregte II, Der
9eat,barihaft cine eetpaltise 2tufre.
ouna uno bic Gar mar in tur5er 3eit
BON elmer sroben Weni6enmenge ums
Iaasrt. Die 5. Diitrittsitdtion tpuroe
ioiort beHahrihtigt unb patrolpagsH
Ro. s traf ipenige Winuten ipdter elm.
2l[le 8eriuhe, ben 8erungliidtsn unter
bsn Rdbern Der Gar berporsu3isben,
srtpielsn iih ois erfolglos unb Die Gar
mubis gehob<n ipsrnen, bepor bies Of
lang. Der 9erungliidte ipuroe fhleus
nigft nadb bem Soipital sebraht. ies
bod fonnts bort nur mebr Der bereits
einestretene lob tonitatirt iperpen,
iuoraui bic Qeihe nad Der Worgue sss
braht tpurbe. Der 5ob mub ii6rigens
Elm ausenbIidIihsr seipei.n iein, ba
bns 0enid sebrohen uno Der Shlbel
3ermaImt iuoroen mar. Die gltern
nts Herunsliidisn baiten erit Dor eie
niaen 5deen Cincinnati perlaNen, UNI
ouf elmer Gdrm nahe Worrotp. Ohio.
su arbeitsn. Sobn mar in Der Sbbut
ieines 90 Sabre alten grubers eelafs
fen tporben. iebod iparen bisher bic Be-
miibunsen Der poli3ei. bic 4ortHe btss
felben ausfinois su MAIDEN. erfoiglos.
Tsr Wotorlenter Der llnaliidseor,
Dtorg. aeHisr. fpurbe pon btm polia
siften Sri6s unter Der 4ntlage ots
1cbiI6loes psrbdfiet uuo ipGttr eegen
9iirsfhaft auf freien 5uB seiest.
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&c inc @e,pintisn, nel6s

(cs inc Heipintisn sUeldpe es ilr nofbtueHoig ers
" fdrt Die ES;,geIhrtHt AQen, bon S9urrt on
glpeuag bt5 fseroinaIIp MleD az perbeferfl oarh
C5robIriua sfoni,raftioa GpH Concrete Lrcppeu
uno Qegeu bon GeTHenisE elieHpegelI teitlieileno
bic allaemejEe 9talllr Der purSet1laesneA Aer'
beIieraiig, oas gtipean DeriebeR iHo IN SenlaB'
belt Der Blame zpegl'tatpueH, 8oiieH'
nornufdfdoe, unb 8rotlie '.ir pieieibe
ct ss beid,ioNtu poH ssul Stabfvatb eer Stdot
Gincinnat 1iaat EbIo Ore 8irtd cgtr DGju sr'
lp6bltsu utitqitper abtrtiHf mmsH5j
Tas ss btsrbur5 far roitusaoig ertiayt nrp
bic FuaeibriHf 2laen Dor OGrr!toH 4oeHue bt5
geraiuaub 4Qen al perbeiiern turh 5raelruug,
Nprftrlffitpn pp1 9rHcreie LrepDeu uHo Eegeu
por Cement -geiiennegen In uebeCetnltjmuuHa
nit oen Rldreu, Srr rr3itattoreH, softer.
E,rpies auiitaeEo peltg blfiE!tt eItQshtlbtn tno,
TaB bic obefummifoften tgfGster 9erbeHerung
,iuIhlitsfjA Der Rotten poH pgslBuresH, Etbt bfu
Rphsu ben irstuopslbtm Syu1atts.rtbum ob'r <,r'
t,rtEsn baria p,taaif oesr dggroprtlrt aHb o.,
ppnsn uap aagqabtu tsgsHpUtIhm GppropriaueHst
Weriabrtrs nafay uns big 5haptrsreFe, weitt
tratnb s.Hsm Better rnH 0nsr'HJsnotn Saapsrt'H
pbfr JnisrsHsn pariH Baes'v 1tsE. uio ot 9oftF
Anb AgsocbeH fir iratnD 'lE'1 iol1sU 3ulpruh
vpn Der Stanl GiHsaHai on Gem gr6s bts gT
tauis peH gpHps bsJabit retgDta iuAyH, oIt u0T
bsioafsr 5fQbt iRr fslcbe si,rsfs MN tu ptT sBsi
oasstasbsR nsrosH tensH, u g 0as SAss eor
itrtbt
Ell ss itrusr btibteHeH, a1s Der Gltr; ti,rourd
ouastptisu Uirb Gle Nsrb'" lll&ung bisitE 8siO
luton in usesrsiHtimmaas Hg' tsE. Gtitg 81 pet
SaHiyt ON 21 mars y . 1870
go o II d alvin.
Rrdiibs1t be5 Staeuatbs.
ntteit: GbDtH 1enaeri on. e!erf,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-29
1s. inc crbinans, yas. 1,.44-8nr s.nferIeeuna

fSs ins Erbiuanj, Ep. 1,a44-3ur stnferIeeuna
" elmer SpeSlaIteuer aaf @rlIHoeigentbunI
anereuseHo iIHo aHitoBeuo an sauqpn STdBe.
S.pifbeH uniberltiD ApeHle nnb Daniels StruBe
unS Daniels Suabe 5piichen Gduahu SfraBe
uHo oem ieeigen ab5ugsfdra III Daniels Stras
be. tneiisiG bon Chen sloertIe uHo iuioerruteuo
eine SrbiudH3 inter oeHIieiben Ltiel, paiiirt
pom SiaetrGtb am g. Sauuar 1910.
Ge es peroreHtt pcm Staefratt Dsr Gtaet giHs
sinHati. Gtaat Cbio, nR isigt:
,Stitien l. Eas cuftrieat une erboben irtrps
auf itetn HrpHitnk Der eerfhitntnsn @ruHehhse.
anareuseno uuo dfifiobeno an 8nuabn 5trnbe
sipilben llHinerlttn gloenue urtn Ganiels Strabe
,,nS rsm tet;osu aR.,,asraaai IN Saniefs EtrS.
Sc peftiich bon Geen sloenne ulIss
qenomrHen bieientaen Cots uflb gdrs
oereten, ipeIte qs'eslin aus9efblofisn fno bonn
fpie hsiteuerf fuIrbe bonn Stnbfrath eufgebetsen
Die gaatfuume bon S05451s4 UNI penfI in
ahfcaIdas3nhInneen besahIt bic nadtennnnten
gumnren fiir ie6es unb dne Sabre, fpie ipesifis
-, stSut
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Stne rrofnar5. 30. l773 -- Stnttutno
" bic prsits pes fSabrneqs unb Der >etennt9s
al or Carthage apeHl,, 5totiaen S'He StFabs u"O
NiibsQ Areuus -..s4
Ell Is Usrorontt BON benz Gtaotratb ber Staot
Cincinnati Staat Cbto: ,..
edition l. 5aB Die Srsitt oss 5fdhrnses ar et'
Del absnae fsitqtissI lit aui bisr1i9 4ol 5us
,tpiih,r Der Gurbs uno caS pie Srttte Der 1e'tenS
iveet uui ,tbH fa 1ub i.it5sitEt II. ..
,r-inT = Tab olt Crbtudrl,n p,Ihe bjsrmtt
in giotrirrud Nth,r, biupurt mlDeJTu'rn huo.
g,,tiou B. Tte, GroirorB foa in Rratt trtttr
uro Galtia.eit habsH pom uHo rad oem tThgsFsa
som Gti,s srlaubitu 3ttpurtt. an.
9aGrt am 81 TaJ u. :. 1910,
Sobu @aloin,
gr6fotut he's Stabtrat5s.
WIKI 2a,5
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On Der Git McWilIan Strabe,
nnhe pstblss Corner, ipurbe ein ileinss
W0ohsn pon elmer 0ftiin fnbrenbtn
Gar nishsreerannt anb mare sfptifsllos
aet0biet tporben. ipenn Der Wlotormnnn
niMt bic Geifesgestnipurt befeisH hdi-
is. bic Jongporrihtung blisi6neu in
1bdtisssit su fessn. 1as ainb Dur.
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,3abnen Der Ginoer"
MRS. WlNSL0W'S
Soothing Syrup
esGte tets snsepaabt wsrseS
bel aafmenDeii 8innern.

Gs berubiet bas airtb, ertuei6t ben Gau'
men. Iinberi aae Sdmer6eH. Srrtrt g9tnosSto
III unn III bns bette DsIiiel 9egen Giarrboe.
ssaniunosudnsig Gents Die 6laide
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be BON benz 5enber alfgegriffen unb
fam nit seringfiisisea abi4iirfungsn
BARON.
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Rrdiibe1t oe5 StaetraIhs.
Etteit: GbniH penaeri IN. elerf
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I.iue srbtuun5, go. 1.751-um Borfe6ruu.

gttsH: GbDtu &ta6trion, Glsri.
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fCtu, CroinGul, Ro l,750 8u AH'
" uahuis uub 8eitdtiGuHq sRes SbtMtaHGa'
5ttbg burd eoruaro g. 4itbsubarn uub 9Ra9aos
len giebtnbarr, isin. Sruu. bon Ctntm Nsasredlf
fftr e;utn abBuugsfdH oit!td pen @ilbsrt NstErt
5Dti5n sparta Smabc rno Etrtstnrn apenlls
Su aHbtfrad)t ods Geparp 8. G,eptuharH uro
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

While II Is often impossible to pre-
vent an accident, il is never impossi-
bic to be preparcd--it is not beyond
any ones purse. Invest 25 cents in
a bottle of Chambcrlain's Liniment
and you are prepared for sprains,
bruises INC like injuries. Sold by all
druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

she-E / had known that YOU
would scold / never would have mar
ried YOU.
He-H had known that you would
marry me l wouldn't have scolded -
INK.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20
THE LIMITED WILL
RUN ON FASTER
SCHEDULE
Santa Fe Train No. 3 to Haul
Mails from Chicago to Los
Angeles in Sixty-Eight and a
half Hours.

Three and one half hours are to be
clipped from the running time of linn
tied train on the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa i'e, and the Chicago, Rick
Island n Pacific, between Kansas
City and Southern California. The Har-
riman lines viii make the same
changes also. According to informa-
ton received here yesterday, Santa
Fe trains Nos. 3 and 4 will stop in
Albuquerque only twenty minutes each
when the new schedule goes into ef-
feet, instead of forty minutes us is now
the custom. 1t is not known definitely
when the new running time will go in
TO effect, but from the most reliable
Information obtainable, ii Will be eith-
er April l or Is.
The changes are being made, ii is
said, as the result of a request made
by the postoffice department at WASH
ington that the mail be carried across
the continent so as to reach Los Ange-
les at $3.50 o'clock in the afternoon.
This will permit eastern mail to be
distributed in the CITY of Angelo be-
tween $3.50 and 3 o'clock each af-
ternOOn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20
TALK FOR
PACIFIC MUTUAL
INSURANCE
COMPANY
Complete List of Accident and
Sick Benefit Claims Paid in
Past Year Shows Marvellous
Growth of Business,

There is a time-worn axiom that
figures don't lie.
Not only is this true but figures can
often tell the truth louder and more
eloquently than anything else in the
world. The ease of the Pacific NIu-
tual Life Insurance company is no
exception.
Although this has entered
the New Mexico field comparatively
speaking, recently, under the dlrec-
tlon or general agent f. h. Schwentker
OF TINS city, 1t has broken all insurance
records in this territory and has made
u moving that is little short of phe-
homenaL. Backed by one of the most
substantial and solid concerns in the
country, the New Mexico men have
gone in to win and they awe made II
extremely interesting for their com
petitors.
But as to the figures. General
Agent Schwentker furnishes the fol-
lowing list of accident and sick bene-
ut claims paid in hard cash by the
company in New Mexico in the year
lsU9. There were no death claims in
New Mexico during the yea 1t
is an interesting list and is worth
looking over if you are interested in
Insurance matters.
List OF Claims Paid i'm New Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20
ALDERMEN DEBATE
ON PICTURE SHOW
F|REMEN
Special Committee in Lengthy
Session on Recommendation
to be Made to the Council.

Aldermen Henry Auge. S. 3. Coen
II y. Hanley, clTdirmen respective
ly OF 1.-THE police, building "a fire
committees. appointed as a special
committee by the city council to con-
slider d recommendations.as 10 the en-
forcement or amendment of ordin-
ance No. 444, regulating places of
public amusement, held "a lengthy
session in the council chamber last
night, and adjourned without coming
to a conclusion.
The entire matter at issue between
the council and the picture show
managers Is that of the appointment
by the mayor without concurrence of
the picture show people of special
firemen, one for each theater, who
shall be paid 81 per day by the man
agement Of the theaters. .A~1L-
The picture show managers hold
that not only are the gremen thu ap-
pointed worthless for the protection
of the public but hat 1t is 2 huraen
which the cannot afford to carry. They
have also complained of the men ap-
pointed by Mayor Lester m the
ground that they are not fitted physi-
cally or by training to he of any use
in the picture shows either for reg
ular service OF as iremcn.
AT Il Special meeting of the council
Friday afternoon Alderman Coen pre-
scented a resolution requiring the pic
ture show managers to comply with
the ordinance n pay the iremen
their So per day, or have their IL
ccnses forfeited. Mr.. Coen persisted
in his attitude last night holding that
1t was useless for the council to pass
ordinances and have them deliber-
ately violated and that the picture
show men should be forced to com
ply. Alderman Auge was in favor of
further investigation and an inspec-
ton of the theaters. Alderman Han
ley suggested n revision Of the ordi-
nance to provide for a semi-civil SER
vice qualification which would require
the picture show management to en-
ploy at least one man coming up to
the standard required of the ordi-
nance as to physique and other quail
itications and require the mayor to
appoint that man, he then to serve
net only as fireman cut in such other
capacity about h theater as he could.
TIL committee went into the mat
ter very thoroughly and viii prob
ably meet again today or tomorrow to
formulate their report to the council
which will be made Monday night.
The picture show men are firm in
their assertion hat If required to pay
the salary of the fireman they will be
forced out of business because OF the
added expense, and that the same
would follow an increase of the license
to an amount sufficient to allow the
city to pay the special firemen 81
per day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20
FIGHT BEING MADE
FOR POSSESSION
OF CHILDREN
Death of Mrs, Barnard, For
merly a Resident of Albu-
querque, Results in Family
Complications in California.

n fight for the possession of the
three young daughters Of Mrs. Julia
A.. Fletcher Barnard, whose death oc-
CURED in Pasadena. Cal, on February
II, is now being waged in California
by attorneys of Mr.. Barnard, the faith
er of the children, and Mrs. Barnard's
sisters, Miss Hilda Fletcher and Miss
May tIeteher, all three of whom claim
guardianship.
Mrs. Barnard and her husband
formerly resided in Albuquerque, hay
n q residence on East Central AVE.
nue.. just outside the city limits. Mr..
Barnard was here for his health and
Mrs. Barnard and the three daugh-
tiers. Hilda, aged 8. Julia, aged 6,
and Agnes 5, also made their home
here for nearly two years. Mr.. Barn
ard. who was formerly general man
lager of the Peoria and Eastern rail-
road, recovered his health sufficient
ly to return to Boston, where he re-
manned. his wife ana children living
IN Pasadena. Mrs. Barnard died as
the result of illness contracted two
months ago at the funeral of her faith
or, the late Stoughton j. Fletcher. of
indianapolis. According to the terms
of Mr.. Fletcher's will, Mrs. Barnard
inherited one-fourth part of a So, 000,-
600 estate. When their mother died
NFff - ~ ~ EVutih = llItlh ~
came heir to $3.50. 600.
A Los Angeles paper Of a recent
date has the following story regarding
the complications which have arisen
IN connection with the fight for the
possession of the three young heir
esses:
r The three young daughters of Mrs.
julia Fletcher Barnard, who died
suddenly Friday in Pasadena. were
xnrrAtlN KVhiFlafI i'm - ,.-.-.f4I-
from Pasadena to Riverside Monday
night, where Interested relatives were
awaiting them. Yesterday they were
taken to Los Angeles in a special.
train. accompanied by Arthur G.
Wells. general manager of the Santa.
Zee Coa line. and his sister-in-Iaw.
Helena Barnard.
Today the children were ensconced
in the home of Miss Helena Barnard.
2171 Glendale place, guarded by three
nurses to prevent abduction.
Each child is the heir to S250.00O.
Their father, John Alfred barnard,
will. leave Boston to attempt TO secure
guardianship papers for the children.
His wife's sisters. Miss Hilda Fletcher
and Mrs. MAY Fletcher. arrived in Riv-
erside yesterday from Indianapolis.
and engaged attorneys to present theirl
claims for the guardianship over thel
three children. They also planned to
convey THEN sisters remains to mi
dianapolis for burial in the private
cemetery, owned by their father, the
late millionaire. S%toughton j. Fletcher.
MIR. Barnard notified his brother-in-I
law. Arthur q. Wells, to keep the
children. to apply for guardianship
papers over the children and to pre-
any attempt TO remove his wife's
aody.
The children's parents separated
years 20. Three monthsI
ago they agreed to q reconciliation.
His tather-in-law and his wife died be-
fore ne started TO meet her.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-20

70 HOLD OPEN
MEETING
Addresses and Good Music to
Form Program for Regular
Meeting of the Club Tomor-
row Night.

The regular open meeting or the re-
publican club of Albuquerque win be
held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in
tho club rooms. 120 West Silver ave-
nue.. In addition to the speak
ing program, which will include
several Wen known speakers,
there viii be a special mu-
steal program, consisting of selections
by the Wright Mandolin club and the
Learnard and Lindemann Boys band.
The rooms will be open at 1880 and
the meeting viii begin promptly at s
o'clock.
The Albuquerque Republican club
has been made the basis for 4 league
OF republican clubs to be organized
throughout New Mexico at the in
stance of the territorial republican
committee. At the recent meeting of
the committee in Santa Fe the pur-
poses of the local club were approved
md a resolution passed providing for
the appointment of Il special commit
tee to care for the organization of
similar clubs throughout New Next
co.
There viii be several features of es-
pecial interest at the meeting Monday
night and 81 cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to attend.