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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
Die ge6eimniepoGe
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urDiQtIrli3 traten mir leiie ouf,
oas 9rObnen unierer Shritte gu bGmz
pfen. 4ls mir bel Der einiamen Cater.
ne antamen, oriidte Ruoul bsbeutungs.
poll meinen Irm. Gin hobes, buite.
res 9ebdube, bas einem mittelalterIts
den paluits sli6, ipis bic trosiqen r0z
miiden gorons ibn fid gu bau.n liebz
ten, ities Dor uns auf. 9as grbge-
i4oB big gu breifa9sr Wonnsb0be, cine
aus rieiisen Guaoern aufgetbiirmte
Ruitita biloenb, in Der siierne Rinae
befeitigt tDaren, bic friibsr gum 5qlten
Der Jadeln unb 5abnenitanssn gebisnt
butten. Sas tolpfiaIe, nit RGaeln uno
gtienbGnbern beidlag.n. sbor, befen
gepeguns gptlopenbdnps porausieBte,
i4ien gu faeen: sd bin bu, um ben
etnsang gu fpebren, f9on man6.r gsz
laserune babe id iissrsi6 piberftanz
benz" Die gng. beg 8icplo madte es
unmoslih, einen ueberblid iber ben
gou gu sepinnen, tpie es bic Jleribilis
tat meiner 5alsmusteln irssnb erluub.
te. gBtr battsn Monpi6ein, ub.r Der
Wono itono binter bsm Yalasso unb
bic uns 5ugetebrte Seits fparb boher
in um 10 tieferes 0untel aebuat.
Raoul oeutete uuf Elm matt erbslltes
Jeniter in Der SDbe bes eriten Stod.
Derts - unb eine isbr ani.bnli6e So
be mar es - bas batb Dffen itanb unb
bur1 eine berubgslaf1ene fpeibe Gar
btne Derbuneen mar. gDir traten aus
benz 2tdtfreis Der 2aterne aurid unb
isbuten uns on bic Waub bes 5auI.s
gss.niiber.
sd rpunbere mid. baB iis nod ni6t
fnst," iagte gtartsberg, ripnit b6rte
id fie ihon bon Meitem."
.Sie lit pielleidt perI9nupft," anti
nortete i9, unb biefe psritdnbiqe 8ez
msrtung f6ien ibn fDrmlid su beleibis
gen. Gin paar Minuten Derainuen;
mir puroen bic Nugen miibe unb i'd be-
gann bic Iusfage meines syreunb.s su
bssueifs!n, bic Sa9e bate fOgar fir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01

gpopsr, Cots 73 nnb IA in Milss
@reenippob's ilnterabtbeiluns; 81.
g. M. Cooper an Marie Jleming,
37s CUB an 5oreit Qpenue; $4100.
80. 3. Wprris, 9ruftee, an Wm.
s.. Shent, IL Cots in Shent Jarm
ltnterabtbeiluns; $64I25.
Wm. 8. Sdend an Sobn Shend. l
Got on geeb Ipenue; ST..
W. 6. 2oneeneder. 4om.. an Sarrp
3. Sieman, l Got on 5airmpunt apes
nue; 81.
Slorence 8. pfau an Ben. S6efs
fer. l Got on Retpton Ipenue; 81.
Sulid goflndnn an Sam. gobtin,
25 SUB on Z. Strabe, nabe 8dbr,ls
Ter; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01

Gincinnoti, 80. Suni.

Heue 9potneten.
z. Geo. 9rueter on Cabinet 6. uno
3. 60. $2250.
gmmu Spsarins on Sopbia R.ns
nsr. $500.
2ouiis geft an Rational 3. u. 60.
$500.
Shomas 5rep on Reabina Roab 6.
unb .. 60. $1,000.
Charles 9erridion on 2odlanb 9.
uno 8. u. 60. $500.
5be Weitern prsFso grid 60. on
Soutbiibs 9. unb 9. go. $225O.
peter 9urlimunn an golIest 9ia 6.
uno 3. 60. $500.
DaIter g. Suit on Miami 9opns
ibip 3. unb 8. SO. $500.
Jeremiab :. Collins an Wobaipt
pIaee 6. unb 3 SO $1,000
pster &aufman on 4oDiion 3. uno
9. 60. $1750.
Gn,ilp Gisr an @irsinia Serbert.
$500.
pbilomsnu pi.pmepsr on CUNT Str.
8. uno .. 60. $4,000.
Roie SiItman an likral 6. uub g.
60. $500.
GImer 6. Wbite on Union G. 3. IL.
3. 60. $4,000.
Sobn 6. Grssb on biei.Ibs. $1,000.
Wurp JIsmiHs an aussline 6.
Boomers. $500.
9isisIbs on g. SO. Cooper. $1,000.
Matbeps DiHeI on College Siu 6.
unb 3. 60. $170.
Gam. Sebtin on s. 3erbftr.it.
$1088.38.
Martbd 9. gortsr an Columbia 81.
uno 9. 60. $1,000.
2ouis qihboIs on Gait Wulnut
Sius 9. unb 6. 60. $2700.
Jraut +. Wietborn on Srmonbe G.
unS 6. 60. $1,000.
s. g. anberion an Gcurtbouie g.
unb g. 60. $4,000.
Surab u. gpitein on llnitp 8. unb
9. 60. $4,000.
War arotou.r on Clinton g. unb
9. 60. $37OO.
Soracs Ssuru an Mi6asI u. GriIsp.
$1,000.
G.tiIgte 5ppptbstsn.
Sames Stor.p on Central 3. unb
3. 9. SO. $4,000.
aut. Spearins on 5. M. SbumarD.
s40o.
9isfelbe on u. 8. 8obe, il. $3.50
SohH SusIg an Rsabins .. uno 6.
60. $270O.
astitia 6. GIift an SDbn Susls.
$4,000.
goparo a.stban an 2snOr 9. uub
8. go. $1,000.
Ssboitian Rsus OH 6. Gong. $500.
Ulartha y. Pprter on Solitbern
Sbio 8. unb z. go. $500
pbilip 9drig on Garfi.l5 Ro. ! 6.
unb 3. 60. $4500.
6arrp s.. pattOn an Warp g. Ga
rem. $3.50.
6Oracs 9enrn an Ssnrp S1aff.r.
$500.
abe SsraIstp on Bertha Rapu.
5000.
Dm. u. Hs6n an Jinblap Warta
SO. 2 6. unb 3. go. $500.
Gbas. 8obnett on Sprins 0roDe
Ipe. 6. uno o. 60. $2500.
aepis 4i6bols on s.. 6. 9ptfon.
$3.50.
Rofe g. Campbell ON 5. O. 8rittou.
$2500.
Dona Wans. Go. an Central 2ruit
uHo g. .. Go. $40 900.
Jobn 6. Duffn an u. g. Wortsage
&c Sruft 60. $2500.
Wm. J. ReppIer an Wiiua S1aG.
1928.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
DAB elm 9rigant, elmer is

Dab Elm 9rigant. elmer iss
nsr romnntiihen grisanten, ipie mir
Il. aus beriibmten Rdub.rromanen tens
nen. bas gntieben eininmer Wanberer
unb Der itdnbise 4ergsr Der GenDars
men, fih in 9iatb unb abdt als Jreanb
unb sSorbsrer Der Gultur unb bes Sort
idritts asist, biirfte niht ale 1ost
portommen. Der 8riednt 9Ihoriirns
iali, Der nit ieiner Gesentpart oag
@ilaiet Nibin in flsinaiieu beebrt uno
bort bic ihlimmiten 1baten poabroht
bat, fling Dor einigen Mohen einsn reit
den aaufmann, ben er MIR gegsn ein
bohes 2oIsgslo freigtben ipollte. Rad
benz qoiessIo tpuroe elm 9ote sefanbt.
unb Iihariirbiali nsrtrieb Eh bic 3eit
bis sur Riidtebr bisies Genbbcttn
burn intereFunte Geiprdhe mil feinsm
unfreipilIissm 0aits. Wdn iprah iiber
bies unb ienes, bauptidhIih aber iibsr
Die traurige Gage bes adsrbcuers unn
Der Walbiultur i'm 8eairt 4ioin. DER
Ralrter unb Der 0robtouimdHn lpureH
einmiitbig Der aniidt, baB mdh i'm
Giitritt in 9e3us auf lanoDirthfha
li6e gilbuns nod iebr suriid lei. nno
bab balb etfpns seihebsn miiiIs. tpas
ben Hiebsrgans Der Qdnbipirtbfhoit
aufbdlten t0nnte. Rad lGngersm
Sinnsn iast, n.r grisani CUR. 0efaHf
gensn :.5h min JbneH sinsn Dorf6ios
MAIDEN. unb ih boffe bob sic baHlit
einperitanben Isin ipsroen; id nebrne
Sbr aSIteelb. gsb. aus sigeuer Witteln
nod etfpds n1su uno mir fhiden feds
inieaistnts junse 2eut. mad Wefsus
ropa, bamit Tie bort sriinblih AgrDno-
mic unb gDaIbful:ur iiupiren. 1ns
GiubiengsID binterleg.n mir BEL einsr
gant." Der Goufmann mar son3 Be-
asiiseri fir bic menidsnfreuEblite
Shse besg91ubers, unb 10 fperben benz.
nGhii feds tiirtiIhe Jiinglingt ouf
Rotten zines peritnbtsn R6ubers ouf
eihet rkfienrupdiihen Qonfhhlt bic
b6btrt, 1dnbtDirthihuft inst6obn1 ers
Isrneni inn fpGter ben GanbiDiri6en ibs
rer Seimdtbsprobin5 ars 'erfdbteae Be,
rdi6ef oH bic 6anb su gtbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
Grnuo.igentbnms llebertraanxs,u
Gineinnati, 80. Suni,

Die Cabinet 6. IL. 3. So. an Z.
2eo 8ruster, Cots 80, 108, 100 uno
100 in GbarIss RouIton's unterabs
tbsiluns; $500.
aats Spearine an Diliam 9rsen,
Got % in 2letpellp:; Yart llnterab<
tbeiIuug; $700.
Die Cincinnati Sruit gompanp an
Rarp 9eiger, Got 1913 in WaoiIpn
plnce unterabtbeiluns; 81.
0aOio 5erris on Grneit Wilts, 70
Bel 200 SUB on Der Norbtpeltieite Der
Grduooisp Qnenue; 81.
Qetitta 6. Gift an Rpbert 8. Gift,
108.52 older 2anb in Ssttion % in
Sntamore 5pfpnfbip; 81.
Glmsr Istrens an Minni. Colbert,
Got 80 in Wm. Garter's llnterab.beis
lung in WoperIp 9Iacs; $50.
WIorp 6, Souoper an Winnis Col
bert, Got 80 in Dm. Carriers Inter
abtbeiIuHg in DaDeriD qIace; 81.
Catherine Gdsrt an 2uotpig Gsus
totpsti, Cots so, 81 unb SO in Sobn
0sboIts unterabtbeiIung; 81.
So6n u. Stepart on Subert 81.
2.opb uno Gbnorb s.. 9onman, AZ
Bel SO JuB an Der QorbpiizGde pon
Wuin unb 3. Strobe; 81.
Die Satlsp part Gpmpanp On
qbiIpmsna piepmsRr, 2ot 586 in
lluterabtbeiluns 81" bon SatIsp
part; 81.
Sobn 6. 5uIiep an 4uguit SO. Rod,
rs BEL 166 SUB on Der Meitfeiie Der
BiIion aOsnus, 200 SUB IiibIi9 Don
RodoaIs IDsnus; feru.r 70 Bel 168
SUB an Der Dsitfsits Der Wilion 4Dss
nue. 80 SUB iaolid BON ROdbaIs ap.s
nus; 81.
grben bon Sol. 8. R.bmonb, Der
Sheriff, an Marp 6. Wliner uno
Rettie u. Dunn. Cots II unb 78 in
Ssnrp 2spis' llnterabthsiluns 4.
Warp &. Siler an Roie SiItmon,
Cots II unb 78 in 5enrp 2.tpis' las
terdbtbsilune; $2400.
Sebaitian RenB an aate g. W9urs
pbp, 5 Sabre puat Der Got q in Bar
nabas 9reenpils's lInterubibeiIuna in
9slbi; jdbrli6s Wieibe $50, init BEN
Qntdlfsre6t 81 $1700.
aote 6. 9urt an bic 6. Wlperlein
greipins Co., 5 Sabre ga1t Der Got /
in Sobn sy. Wrigbfs unterabtkiiuna;
mondtlihe Wietk SIS.
Robert S. greiop, per Sheriff, an
William 6. Wsper. Got 80 in Drills
&c alins's 3. llnterabtbeilung in Rprs
poob; 500.
Diuiam 6. Weper on bic Durre[I
Realtp Gompanp. Got 80 in Wius 6:
alins's 3. llnisrabtbeiluns in ylor.
ipooo; 81.
Soiepbin 9arbid II. glnb. on So>
fepbine parbid. II BEL 95 Jub on Der
SiiDieits Der Belts Strabe, 1873 ssus
tpeitlih bon gapmiller Strab.; $4,000.
Warp 8. GOsItns II. Qnb. an Cts
baItion Rsnb, 4.82 older 2anb in
Ssttion II in Delhi soipnfbip; 81.
Sobn %. S6insfp an 9ernorb
Seotman, Got So in Riles Dart rus
terabtbeituns; 81.
4nna a. 3umbtfl an gbas. go.
3umbiel, 3 Cots an 3. StraBe; 81.
Charlotte 3insl. on Tearp 81.
5ummel, rs CUB an .3insI. aDenue;
81.
@m. s. ROes. an Sarab Gpitein.
rs SUB on Wontana Mpenue; $46OO.
Siabel 5ammons an Gbattie 6ns
milton, Cots S33. 834 unb 1854 in
geehpoob; 81.
airbp ReoItp 60. an bieielbe, bass
ielbe gigentbum; 81.
Rate 8lentlinoer on 2ena 6. 9Ieuts
linser. Got 209 in RiDerpieD 5sHbitat
unterabtbeiluns; $3.50.
Roebling R.oltn So. an 8. =.
3aible, l Got on z. Mpenue, Delhi
Sp.; 81.
gmilp aratouer an gmilp Rsa<
touer, 40 SUB ON 6arDep Aberiue; 81.
Qenu Born ON 1be 6. u. peters
Realtp Co., 25 Gub an Qttinlon
Strabe; 81.
Mleruer QorL.,a Grhsv 80 ~ qp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01

Baron 2arfelb. ipenn bieier ausesen
mar, mas febr bdufig iih sutrug, elm
GeiprGb iiber Reitpferbe, 9unoe,
Sebioeben unb Spern=SGnserinnen.
Gin einsises Wlal duBerte er segen ben
Sauslebrer einise bebauernbe unb
entf1ulbisenbe Wprte iiber bas 8e=
nebmen feiner S6tpeiter, bic, leiht
bineepcrfen, bod niht obne 8ebeuz
tung fir bic &enntnib Der 8erbdltz
niTe oieier Samilie tparen.
,Weine Shpeiter modt Sbnen
tpabrfheinlib nuh 5upeiIen einise
unruk2" fraste Der snGbige 5err auf
Ieinen Seller tribelno.
rMir, Serr bon S6eQba62" ant=
portete RuboIf.
sd meine, nit ibrem alapieripiel,
oft Ipdt am Nbenb ober in Der Naht."
,8as GrGuletn ipielt 10 polenbet,
iaste Rubplf, rbab, ipsnn id es bore.
mir Elm 9enuB baburh bereitet rpiro."
80 id," fubr S6ellbah nit bem
8opfe nitenb fort, .iie befibt 9irtuoz
iitdt, iiberbaupt iie bat iebr piel 8eiit,
Iebr ptel selernt, uno" - er belt porz
nsbm ld6slno tune - ,selsbrten,
ssiftpollen 9amen muB man einige
Grtrapaganaen per3eiben."
DerSauslebrer antportete notiirlid
Hidts barauf. Der snGbise Ssrr
lsbnte ii6 in ben Stubl suriid, itos
6srte bic 3dbne urb fubr babel fort:
rSie baben nod niht seieben, ipie iie
malt. Gang portrsfflid malt iie! Die
tleine 2anoi6aft, bic Gbenolanoiaaft
i'm Salon r.6ts am Jeniter 1T bon
ibr. uno auf Der anberen Seite bdnesn
BRET aartsniptelsr. SD6ft 6arattertz
itif6."
.Sobanna 1T iebr talentpou," Iaste
Die sndbies ssrau, inbem iie ibre sros
BEN ihDnen Iug.n nit gepunberung
fiillte unb ibrer Stimme ben 4usorud
Der Dobrbeit CAB, obtpobl es bem
Sauslehrer portam, als luure beinliz
der Spott babintsr. r@te iebr be-
oaure i'd. Iieber JranS, boB ibre
Stimmung iie 10 isbr Der Giniamtsit
5u3iebt!"
rSie leibst Elm tpenig an ben Ner>
pen," netnte ibr 9enahl, Der cine ub=
ipebrsnoe Sanbbeipegune ma6te.
., bic NeroeHl" feufst. Die sHGois
ss 5rau.
rSi, iinb bas groBe 8ebeimniB, ME
unfer Wlebisiralratb iuot," Id6eIts
Ssrr bon S6ellba6. rRerpenzQffecz
tionen mein Soft, tper bat ni6t
gterpsn=Gffectionen2. Wenn mir nidt
10 innig seidpiiterIi6 bsrbunbsn
pdren, fpiirbe i6 gar gtdts barauf
gebsn. Sobannu pirb bariiber fort=
tommsn, i9 benf., gsfpiB baIb -
metnit Ou niht, tbeu.rite Ssnristts?"
- gr iab bic Dame bur6bringeno an
uno ldheIts ipieosr bdsu in feiner ftet=
fen M.ife; bann brebte er ii6 gu Ru=
bpIf um unb fragte fortFobrenb: .Sie
boben bod meine 8iIbsr i'm Salon an
geisben, Serr 9ottor?"
$50 pieI ih es gu bsurtbsiIsn psrs
mag" antportets bieier, riino isbr
fhone Sonen oarunter."
Sd tdufs idbrlid," iagt. S6suz
bad, .es 1T aud cine MobeIahe, 10
gut ME Guss; man tommt ni6t baz
bon. Dos Meiite babe id in meinem
Sauie IN Der Stabt, es tommen man
ae Jreutoe, um bic 8tlber gu isben.
sic miifen einmal msinen Better 2orz
felo ungshen, sic etnsupeiben. Car
felo 1T Elm beoeutsnbsr &enner, er 1T
in StuIien eeipeien, bat piel qsisben.
Gs 1T fsbr mDglid, boB er nG9itens
Sntenbont Der Wtuieen ptrb."
(Jortiesuug foIgt)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
bic bsfatmishe--
Ua6rlageria 0ieJes 3eila(ters.

Gfcn In Der dIieiien 8eit CAB ss Gefpifs
QesfoHet bic ourb bic ehopfuna bober beeabt
tDorer, uno es Iieet fem 8wetfsI Dor, bab
nnG bsutsuioae nod BerfoHen ertftiren, bic
bur6 cine nnbefannie sirnft i'm esanSe Rnb.
gicIeS Su fbun Eir0 borauHSufngen mas far
Nnbere erftannlidb III uHb bietbf. CIR GoInes
bat bic slatur htefs TauIe befonbers begnnittsf.
bcnH iie Dat ibr bic feIiene @nbe beryIiebeu. bas
csben ttrcr wliintenf6en ipie Elm nnfeef6iose'
nes Fu6 aeHau en- lsfen. geraebt niAt. pnb
fie In ibrer eiaenen Reiioens an seesin acsnue
tuobnt. Rebmt bic Gnit Gnb Gar bftlid bio
Seefin slDerne. Sarn aebi eiefeG6e binairf bis
ssr bic i6sus wtfssn, poa Sraa y. Vaeqes
erreiht Tas Snis 1T sur Iinien N0Hb nns
am Saune iit oer game:
Mrs. .Yaeger, friibtr Trnn geHfoiS
9eefin @penst, 2inspsob GtHeinH6ai ,Ehfs.
grfefIi6e antipcrieH si.oo uHS bornbst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-01

@er erfte GHritt gum DerlmH Der &eibfadB'
- tang IT gernadId'fsanB ber eigeaea 0eetn'
Ifcit; bas erfte sitteI aur Gntpilnns eiaes aebS'
ri8en GtOlses in Mann, Gran ober ssinb ft etn 1e'
iadb Der 8abcipanne. Jbr fbnnt tpebcr geiunb nDtb
bhbib ober gar gut fein, ipenu Jbr nict ren feio.
0ebramdst Ganb.Ga%pItp. Gs gefdHt syeaem.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-15

Parker or Mr. Dix, need charge their
in respect to it"
Last Tuesday night, Judge Parker is
sued a statement saying that TheO-
dore RoOsevelt's purpose is 10 de
ceiVe the people OF this state in the
hope that they will elect his ticket.
That done, he viii accept the result as
a command by the people of the state
that he be its candidate"
Two million donars guarantees the
accuracy Of every abstract made by
the Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.. 80
Up. Main. We own on- own records.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-15
TRYING TO LOCATE
REV. NORMAN PLESS
President of RedeemabIe In
VeStment Company Is
Badly Wanted.

Boston, Oct. 1.-THE government
prosecuting attorneys continued inves-
legations today OF the business OF the
Redeemable Investment company. the
S10.000.0O0 concern whose books were
taken. and Charles H. Brooks. local
manager, arrested yesterday on a war
rant charging the use of the mails in a
scheme TO de1raud. Assistant District
Attorney Garland said today that ef
forts were being made 10 locate the
Rev. Norman Pless, organizer OF the
Columbia, TO which country he IS said
10 be Journeying on business Mrs.
Pless said her husband departed early
in the week to look after timber in
terests in or near Vancouver. She also
said Mr.. PlesS resigned TWO weeks ago
as president OF the company.
Government officials said that when
they arrived in the offices yesterday
they found the name of Mr.. Pless on
the door as president. one of the COM
panies advertised as being controlled
by the Redeemable Investment COM
pany is the Norman Pless Lumber com
pany of British Columbia.
The charge upon which the warrant
against Manager Brooks was based al
leges, il is said, that the resources OF
specifications of the circulars on
which the investments have been made.
The concern, the government officials
say, claimed 10 have S250.0O0 deposited
in a national bank here as a guarantee
fund, but il is alleged the amount Is
much less. Counsel for the company
maintain it is solvent.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-15
CLAIMS CREDIT
FOR ALL THAT THE
PEOPLE HAVE DONE
Continued from Page One.)


portion was $4,000, or almost one-third
of the cost This is the largest per-
centage the city has ever paid, and is
e sL due to me fact that there were
Few streets paved with asphalt crossed
by Ninth East.
On Third South streets the estimate
was sl4S,9l6.95. with the contract of
Strange a. Mcguire AT S147, 209.59
Moran, the nearest competitor, had
bid or about $4,000 more, and Strange
q Mcguire finally received the con-
tract On a basis Of s143.916.95 as the
estimated cost of the Improvement, the
city engineers offices fixes the cost 10
the property owners at S1G5, 800, with
only S3os5l6.95 against the city, or
about one-fourth Of the cost of the
work
Taken from the books in the office
or the board Of public works. the fig
ures show that the city's boast of half
million dollars spent for paving Is
Iar amiss- This claim has been used in
explaining the depleted condition of
the city treasury, but the figures show
that Of the half-milliOn dollars given
70 the contractors, the city pays only
SIso;6l6.9S, or about one-fourth of the
total expense.
The fact that since the American
party took hold Of the city the general
taxes in the city have been raised by
them an aggregate OF 1S2 mills has not
helped the financial condition, and the
claims or great amounts spent on public
improvements is disclaimed through the
fact that the improvements are paid
Tor by the people directly, in addition
10 the increased burden levied by the
city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-15
ST|MSON REPLIES
TO JUDGE PARKER
New York Campaign Has
Nothing to Do With Elec-
ton in 1912.

New York. Oct. 14.-Henry L. Slim
son. Republican nominee for governor
OF New York, said in a speech here to-
night that he was authorized by Pres
ldent Taft to say that this New York
campaign has nothing whatever TO do
with the nomination OF a Republican
candidate for President in 1912"
After declaring that selfish mischief
makers were seeking to stir up an issue
between the two great leaders OF the
Republican party, which does not ex-
ist," he said:
I agree with President Taft land
say il with his authority that this
New York campaign has nothing what
ever TO do with the nomination of a
Republican candidate for President in
1912. or with the adoption OF a policy
changing the fundamental structure OF
the government. as charged by the
Democratic platform, although / also
agree with President Taft that II the
cunning plan Of our opponents is sue
cessful il may have a great deal TO do
with the election Of the Republican
candidate for President in 1912. Who
ever he may be.
IF President Taft has no fear as 10
the effect Of this campaign upon that
question of nomination or platform.
do not think that our opponents, Judge
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Fnilcd tn ArriYe.

Victoria. b. c.. Oct. 14.-Several tim
Der dealers in Victoria are greatly in
terested in the action of the United
States federal officials against the Re
deemable Investment company as they
expected Rev. Norman Pless to arrive
in Victoria today TO settle some claims
in connection with the sale OF big
IimDe area, covering tWenty-three
miles on Alice Arm on the northern
mainland of British Columbia. The last
heard here from Pless was a telegram
sent last Monday from Chicago, stating
he was leaving there that night for
Victoria and would arrive by the
steamer from Seattle. He did not come.
The timber areas acquired on the
Alice Arm were bought by the Norman
Investment company, which has the
interest in them. Some
eastern financiers, whose identity is
not known here, are also interested.
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Numbered toEsthsG with small h
snase ia s ~ Office
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One COnspiratOr Dead.

In the case OF Christopher the gov
eminent charges that he, in company
with Mortimer Q. Sweeney. now dead,
and George W. Simmonds, conspired IN
1894 and 1905 to secure title 10 l,OOO
acres Of coal lands and that CHRISTOPHER
located 81 and Simmonds 30 Seattle
friends on the coal claims in their per-
sonal interest Securing power or al
torney from the claimants 10 locate ana
sen the claims. the accused men, II -
charged, have since conveyed the claims
from the original holders.
Three companies were absolutely
formed, il is alleged. 10 secure patents
under the act of May %, 1905 consist
ing OF the Cleveland Coal company, or
eanized under the laws or Mary lahu'
which took over l6 claims. the Pitts
burg Coal company, 16 claims. and the
Youngstown Coal company, 70 claims
Stacey Is a brother OF Sir Edward
Stacey of London, who was named
manager OF the English end OF the cor
poratiOn. -
Cornelius Christopher is a veteran OF
the civil war and a promil ent mining
promoter Charles F. Aunday anu
George SimmOnds are attorneys; IS9i ia
monds at one time occupied judicial
position in Colorado.
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KILLED HIS WIFE AND
WOUNDED HER SISTER

Everett. Wash. Oct. 14.-Ernest
Winklev. SO years old. tonight shot and
killed his 23-year-old wife. shot ana
probably fatally wounded his WE
sister. Mrs. Pearl Mayfield. whose hus-
ba,,d lives in Kalfspell Mont, and then
made three attempts at suicide, Dut
will proba bly, recover
The shooting occurred Just before
the family sat down TO supper at the
home of Mrs Winkley's 1ather'
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COAL LAND SHARKS
UNDER INDICTMENT.


pressed for a period. Since last May,
however. Mr.. Christensen has been
giving the major portion OF his time
10 them, with a result over which the
land office and the entire interior de-
partment processes itself much graft
fled
grand jury sitting at Spokane is con-
sldering other charges Of fraudulent
coal entries in Alaska and that results
are expected from the investig cations
similar 70 those obtained az Tacoma.
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The Inward Effects of humors are
worse than the outward They
endanger the whole system. Hoods
Sarsaparilla eradicates all humors.
cures all their inward and outward
effects. 1t is the great Alternative ana
tonic. whose merit has been every
where established
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The used -but-stin- useful things have
q reasonable cash value, quickly real
liable through For Sale" advertising.
Your native shrewdness Will snow n
re- Facility with which you turn used
things" that are no longer needed into
money
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and litle for the benefit OF the Alaska
Development company and the Pacific
Coal & Oil company.
All the Alaska coal claims, IL IS
charged, We're investigated and suspend
ed by L. r. CLAWS. who a year ago,
after detecting fraud, laid the matter
before United States District Attorney
Elmer f. Todd in this city. Mr.. Todd
pointed out that there had never been
any criminal prosecutions under the
coal claim laws and referred Mr.. CLAWS
TO the interior department.
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SAVE TIVE ANp WORRY.

How? Buy a Jewel steel range.
Utah Implement & Vehicle Co.
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Conspiracy Charge.

The indictments IN the cases OF claim
ants in tie English" group charge that
Charles II. Munday, Archie Shields E.afi
Sfegley and AlgernOn Il. SIracey' con-
snired with others TO derraud the
limited States of the use and possession
OF valuable coal lands in the kayak re-
cording district, known as the Stracgy
or English group 10 get POSSESSION