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The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
RAISES ROUGH HOUSE.
John Ambrose Pulls on Feather
Party" In Grace Hospital pormitory.

John Ambrose Pulls on "Feather
Party" In Grace Hospital oormitory.
John Ambrose, employed in the
dormitory in Grace hospital, had a
feather party for the inmates OF that
institution. Wednesday night. For no
apparent reason. Ambrose started to
kick up an awful fuss In the dor
mitory. Sheets pillows and other bed
paraphernalia were hurled about at
random
An officer was called TO quell Am
brose's hiliarity. Patrolman Frank
Mccormick says he had a hard time
wading through the feathers. Police
Justice Stein. Thursday morning.
fined Ambrose SIS, with the option OF
30 DAYS In the House OF Correction.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17
.Accuaer Fails 70 Appear.

Frank Ziegler, arrested on Belle
Isle. Wednesday, was fined SO by Po-
lice Justice Stein, Thursday morning.
A young woman with whom he had
been on the island and who made
serious accusations against him, fail
ed to appear.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

VhUWFrh TrstkVng.
Mrs. Winsiows Soothing Syrcp nas
heen us.d for over FIFTY YEARS Sy
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHINO. with
CHILD. SOFTEN the GUMS. ALLAYS
ell PAIN: CURES WIND COLIC and ID
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold
world Re sure and ask for Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup" and take no
other kind. twenty-five cents q bottle.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

Grand Ledge Aldermen Refuse Permit
For New Trolley Line.

CHARLOTTE, Mich. June To-
Grand Ledge Is aroused by the action
OF the council in refusing 10 grant a
franchise 10 the now LansingGrand
Ledge electric line. which is heinc
financed by II. L. Olds. The contracts
have already been let. The city Is
divided into two wards, and the alder
men upon learning that the line would
not touch their side OF the river voted
against the franchise.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

Killed, SO Wounded In Jail Riot.
LATCHGART. India. June 16.-
Seven prisoners were killed today and
fifty Wounded in jail riot. The
guards fred volley after volley into the
prisoners ranks
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

A fashionable gathering crowded
the studios of Elvin Singer. in the
GladNin building. Wednesday eve.
ming. for an operate musicale" the
first OF series OF three soirec
music0les 10 be given by Mr. Singer
during June. The program numbers
were taken from the classic and mod.
ern operas and were exceptionally
well given by the various pupils.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

The friends of Alexander Kothe. Jr.
whose marriage 10 Miss Eva b. Orth
laughter OF Anthony Orth. No. 29-
Macomb-st., took place in IS. Peter
hnd Paul's church Wednesday morn
ing, waxed very facetlous in decorat
ing the store of Mr.. Kothe at No 49,
kercheval-aNe., with signs calculated
10 disturb the young couple as vel
As to arouse the derision Of the neigh
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

Mrs. Wilbur Brotherton. No. 81
Burroughs-ave., has given the use Of
the grounds surrounding her home TO
the Clio club for garden fete. 10 be
held Friday afternoon. from 8 to s
o'clock
The Detroit times., 1910-06-17

s. s. Davis and Mrs. Davis, Of Mon,
ango. n. d.. are visiting relatives and
friends In Detroit after an absence OF
eight years. Mr.. Davis was a resident
of Detroit upwards of 20 years before
removing to Dakota. where he has
now become an extensive ranch own
er and sheep raiser.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-06
3ur 6ebuus BON Cincinnati.

Bie StGote in ibrsm Dadsthum
esf0roert DerDen t0nnsn, barber ees
ndbrt Deutf6Ianb ben beiten Qufs
i6tub, oas ia fir oQs muntSipalen ans
oeiegenheitsn porbilolid fir Die gan8e
Welt lit. 9ort arbeitet man nah 3rpei
DerIhiebsnen Ri6tungsn. Wtan psrs
leiht StdDteH Qn3isbun9straIt als "a.
brititGots ooer als WphnitGote. go
bic Wi0gIihteit porhQnoen III, 8eioss
gu erretten, Tinb bic 8emubungen bop
pelter Dirt. llnIeres Grmeiiens bistet
Cincinnati 9an3 beionbere gele8enbeit
CUR GntpitIung mad bei0sn Seiten.
Qm GeutlidIten treten Die YOrtbeile
Gincinnatis als Wohnitoot bsrppr. IS
befiBt etnen IanoihoftIi6en Rei3. ME
nur neniqe StGbte Der Der. Staaten.
S5n naturgemdBer WeiIe t6eilt ii6 bic
Stabt in eire dbritz9efdGfts zRsgion
uno in cine Wobnrsgion. 2estsrs Idbt
ni6ts gu piinI6sn Ibrig. @uF ben
6Ugsln gelegen 1T bic 2uft frei Don al
Ter Yeruureinigung uno bementiprez
henb QeIunb. Sds lit aber nod teine
qenugenoe filtration. Gs hanbslt iih
oarum, Tamilisn, bic uuf bem flahen
Qanoe ooer in tleinen SrtIhdften su
WohlitQnb geldngt iinb, gu peranlaTen,
Ith in Cincinnati nieoersulaTen. Siers
gu limb CUTE @rSisburqsanitQIten notbz
tpenOiq. 5ierin 9enisbt Cincinnati in
erTter 3eibe ben Ruf pegen ieiner GIN
itigen 9elegenbeit sur muIitalii6en
Qusbiloung. 9oh ldbt Ti6 bisrin nod
Wanhes thun. Sn eritsr Reibe 1T ein
itdnbiges SpnpboniezSrdsiter notbs
psnDig; ferner CUTE SonntQgs aonz
3erte 5u pOpuldrsu qrsiien. 8ieneitt
rpGre oas gu erm0gEi6en, inbem LII.
iere WuIitihule, hos gpGsge Of WuTic,
nit Der llniperIitdt pereint nirbe. Sn
foIdsm Sale t0nnten bic n1tbiqen
Steuern erboben iperoen, um oieie 4nz
Italt, Die beftdrbig nit finan3ieQen
Shpisrieteiten gu tdmpfen bat, ouf
eiHsn beFersn SUP gu itslIsn. 3as
9lei6e piirbe fih aud fir bas Weus
ieum empfsblen. inbem es als aunfts
ihule nit Der uniperiitGt perItmolsen
fpiiroe, um inn mebr @slomittel su lie
fern, mas ndtIrIih bic bisherigen priz
OGten Spenoen nidt ausinlieBen piirz
be. 6erner brauhen mir cine quite pos
fptehnifhe Shule. 9as biefige Wlea
6dnics Snititute fiillt pieIe Glide po5l
aus uno 3Dar in tpunberbarer Weife,
penn man Dte gertngfinigteit Der ibm
3u 8ebote itehenben W2ittsl in 8etrdht
8iebt. gs 1T aber notbrpenbig, bag ss
Elm ben beutfben potntshnifhen edit
len entipre6enbes Ripsdu erreidt, uno
es lam baber niht bringenb genug
smpfoblen iperben, oieIer perbienfpol>
len unb trefflih gelsitsten Shule ipei@
tere Waittel BON pripater Seite susus
tpenoen. Wenn bas 9efes cine 6onbe
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Yetersburser CONNER.
pettrsburg, 20. 5ul

PSah Hs ~. ,yuH.
Der CONNER in petersburg gsbori
niht su ben annebmIihieiien bes
9aieiHs. Rein Dunper, baB ber
iSremoenpertebr nm oieie Sabres8eit
am 9lefpoi.ranb eleih RuiI III. Gnta
flsudt bod Der Ginheimilhs, 10 ip.it
ibn feline aafGe trdst. uno bIidt nit
oufridiisem Wiileie ouf iens. bic su.
riidbIsiben miiHsn.
Die tlimotii6en D.rb6ltniife bsr
RefibenS ftno niHi i6on, bic fanitGrrn
nod piei ipsnieer.
Jn ben letien Jnhren bat fitt bier
bic gbolsra als nnbeimlicbsr goIt etls
blirt. EROS nlier 8prIihtsmobrtoela
isitens Der S.ooperipoitung Iabt II.
fih niht pertreiben unn ipirb sur Gjeis
BEL Der 1rneren Ghihtsn Der Sin,
ipobner, oerenSorslo1igteit unb 2eidts
finn isbsr Bsfhrsibung fpotten. Ritz
fhefpo. Darnuf5in ipfrb robes Retpas
ipniTsr gttrunten. ebenfo Der beliebte
apns, iposu nod robe gurt,n, perbor.
bens Grldie uHb ipos ionit nod ats
J0rberer Der Qrantbeii ssnOFen lper.
ftn. menn man bier audi nid,t oeraOe
bic AsrSte aIs Werbrsitsr Der GpiRmie
be5eihnet. TO min man aud obfolut
nihi buron glauben. oob .Dottesgas
ben" pie bic oben ongefiibrisn ben
9pb berbeifubvn fonnien. Doriibsr
ipoitet einSis uno olIsin .WDliu gcsbs
ia lOottts WiIs). Wit bem ginsra
Der Cholera baben bic DrciisibeebGs
ben unb 6sibmoHtrquellsn ibre Ibiis
rtn gt6ffnei. Den gan3en Tag bin.
burh Biz gum fp6ien abenb iin6 iie
BON aonIumenttn b<iogert. aud bi,
biIlieen Dolisfiittn nrbeitsn tlGtiu
unD fn6 huliidi. belonbers in ben
Fart bsp0lstrfsn NrbeitsrpisrtelH BEN
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an Rep 0prt bat Elm Santier
BEN @orIhIae genobt, 2azgeutsitiite
prGqen 3u iafIen. Gr meint, baB
gambler einen Gent nerlangen, neil lie
einen baIben Gent niht foroern fonnen,
uno oaB bieie 8upisI eeforoerten ball
ben Gents ber gplt in ieiner 9s=
iammtbeit einen 8erluit BON 80 Wilz
lionen Dollars bds Sabr perurIdhen.
Wsnn oas rihtig tpdre, tDnnte man
bic Su6e pereinfahen, inoem man BAL
be Gents prGgeu IGBt. Die oariibsr
befragteu 8antiers haben ben 8or7
ihIao 8uriidgetpieTen, neil oas dmsris
taniT6e 9oIt nit ieinsn lururiD'en
8eppbnbeiten teiRe 8erpenouaa 'itr
halbe Gents babe. Gs lit mertDiiroi9,
nit tpeIhsr 8ebarrlidteit Dem ameris
tauiI6en 8oIte lleppigteit ndtgeIa9t
piro, obnobl pon elmer iolhen in ben
breiten 8oltsititten nitts gu temers
ten lit. 0eun tleinere 9slomiinSeu
nidt in 9e9ebr iinb, 10 Iieet ods an
3psi lIriaheu. Gntmeoer oas 8slo 1T
70 tart entlpert6et. bub man nit tIeiner
Wlin3e ni6ts toufsn tuun, ipts oas
pGhreno Der artegs3eit Der 5aQ pdr,
aIs iInf Gents Die tlsinIte Sdeibes
miin3e mar, ober bic Waorsn fino 10
tbeuer, baB man fir einsn boIben Gent
nitts taufen fam, Die bas ieBt Der
Nol 1T. Sine QstpiiIt 9srettiaun1
bat ieooh Die bon beritisosnen 6anb
Iern ausgeiprodsne arii6t, oab Der
alein6onoeI in bisIsm Qanbe Tih bar
ouT oeriteift, ben NiteI ols bic tlsinite
WlUn2e All betruhten uno in 7FoIge bel
len fir Waoren, bic nit groftt gu orei
ooer pier Gents pert1uFt perosu tonns
ten, fUnf Gents foroert. am 9euts
ltchiten tritt oas ieoot BEL ben Strds
RenzGtienbQbnen herpor. SoF oi:ie
finT Gents fir cine fabrt beretnen.
berubt leoigli6 ouF Der Qnihauuno,
buB oas Bolt 9enohnt 1T, ben g(itsI
aIs bic tlsinite Wtiinse gu betrahten,
pietpobl brei Gents Elm msbr aLs &C.
niiQenper 9reis Ddre.
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nit einem 3pll bon 80 pro3ent pom
@ertb besniigen, bate aber feine gsotb
babel aelitten, benn teine Snouitrie 1T
in ben lebteu Sdbren mehr m bic SOhe
qegdneen, aIs Die 5abrttattou BON
Summit Waaren. gtah alter Sarif@
aoait bate oieie 5batia4e ben Spn@
sreB psranlaFsu ipllsn, ben sou bsrs
ab3uIeben, aber man pollte, fpte ss i'm
Songreb bieB, teine Storung in elmer
blubenoen Snpuitrie peruriansn.
9espsoen tpurOe Der aIts 3pa betbes
botten, big Der 5arif on bas 8onTes
renas8pmmittse geIungte, oeHen isl@
tenber Geift Senator 9llorih mar uno
oieier bepirtte Die grbDbung oes Sol
leg fir eine bIubenoe uno ftdnots tpah=
ienbe Snouitrie auf 35 Gents. Su
folder 8siie iit Der Sorif reototrt
nproen. llnb bic Polittter tDnneu
nitt psritebsn, purum bas Bolt unsus
frieosu lift.
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uusbreiien bsr Ihredlidsn Rrdnfbeft
porsnbeueen. .9rinft ftin robes Mois
fer.@ Die pIatnts Ieihten alIentbals
ben. Bon Ga proben bes Wetpoipnis
fers ipisien bic nteiiten gboIeropibrios
nsn auf, bic iih Togur in fiIirirtsm
WaiIer befinben.
Der CONNER In Petersburg bitiet
fat aar feine linterboltung. S1mntts
lihs sbsotsr Der Stabt iinb ssY6lcis
fen. Die faIbiondblsn Rsituurants
erplrtsn abenbs umionit eintreffenoe
Gdfs. 9tus ben se0ffnesen 0snitsrn
fart 2onsetpsiIs. Das gefamn'te
Gommeri,ben polISiebt iid auberhalb
Der Gtabt. isnf,its Der Repu. Bel g.
pfefferien preiien Elm 3iusiftlbaftes
Dergniisen.
gDer Ginn fir Ginfahbeit unb Ges
miitbIihfeit beiibt, tonn,t Nhertid ouf
feline apfteu, ipenn tr ab uRb sn oas
r0oItsbaus aailer Qitolaus oes
3peiten" btfuft. Cine ieeensrsife
ginrihtmug, bel Der man ober .bos
WpIt" psrqtblin iuGt. Tds tanmslt
iin bier nur on sSeisrtngsn iinb be-
nimmt Iit aud bonn einponbsfret.
Geiftiae 0strdnfs lperben niht aussss
ihentt, 9etruntensn in Der Gintritt
ptripehrt Dus ~golisbaus" IN isiner
pnhrhnfi erobdrtigen Ginri6tung
burfts in teiner Souptftubt bes gpes
itens ieinssaIei1en baben. 9heaisr.
9elehrune, 3srFtrsuune. 9un3 ufip.
allies fnnttiuniri bas runbe Snbr hins
burh ehas isee llntsrhrehung. Rur
bus 9ublitum unitriiest btm mehitI.
8ie aeTnat, Bolt" irifft man bier nur
an Gonns unb J.iertoeen, font
br1uot uno slpdnei iib bier houpts
iGdIid nur n3uteniesns.. Giir ,insn
mad, ruiIiIhen Beariffeu idd,erlit
,leinen eiutrittsprsis bort man bic
irb6niten Spsrn. nobel bic Gsehpldee
iooar orotis benuBt ipereen oiirftn.
DasqubIiium iii bOhitorisinea: 0enss
rdlr. garoepffniert. Stuoentni, tltine
geamte, eIsgnnte Danlsn uno unbenttts
ieIte sfrduen, fie ale beuusen oos
Bpltghaug, nm fir billiees gelo ansss
nebne 2eritreuuns gu fiuoen. Jm
earten terrTht Jrobfinn uno 9ss
mitfbiihteit. sir Behn acpeten On
tree aiebt es abtp.dsIuug in Ollie uno
1iiIt, fogor Gpmpbonietorserte. va,
unb erft Der 5cnsboeeH! vile rnoosrs
nen sGnse finben bier iobellcfslte
auffnbrune. Dabsi beninmt iid al
les mufferbnft.
Die aid. i'm BoItsbaus II. berpors
roaene, iotpobl ipas bic Speiien felbit
nIs nuCb bic S1uberteii anbsiangt.
6unb.ri. BON iuns.n Rdotxn tn ros
then aisibern, tpeiBsn 6dub6en uno
Shlrsen Iuufen siuiihen etm publis
tum unb ai6e umkr. 9rinsseloer
fino nidt oblisatorifd. Sopaifher
Sri! 5isr Iprihi auberbem nod bic
Spciene oos srfte Wort. 9oppe!t
iopIliIn in RuBlunb!
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gokal-Derid)t
aonsert i'm Chen 9sarf.

am Gonntas Nahmittas um $3.50
llhr fpiro oas M.ber'ide WtilitdrsSrs
oheiter tuitberum i'm Chen pari iousers
tireu. Gin rei6baltiaes prosramm bat
Der 8irigent, 5err 2ouis u. Wsisano,
auIdmmenaeTteIt, uuo ba ouh 6err
Carl Balls als betpdbrie Golijtentraft
mittpirten pirb. itebt ben geiuhern
sin berporrdgsnoer tiiHitlsriIber Ges
mug in Nusfit1t
Jolgenbes progromm fommi sur
9lrhfiibrung:
WarIa - rSts Beat o. tbe Drums"
QofR
Superiur. .ginoersaa. RoHini
Bals.r - rGrinnsruns an Baoen"
gouscust
~Ansiusr Ncc1n
.2elIn- Gmiib
pOtpOurri pon Stepben Softer :.
9obani
gotpourri aus Der Op.r..t. .Ru..
Wiooifte- :. 6erbert
Colo fir aprnet - Tx Goobeb of
2ibtrtp" -. 6enrp
Carl galis.
.Ibe Rofarn" Hepin
rgllie Giribiribin1 psFoIossa
Song 6iis OF tk Oop" :. :. mobl
.5appp Rights" atOi
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gen fpollen unb mir slauben beipieitn
gu baben, bob es i'm 8sreihe Der M6s.l
lihteit liest, In abisbbarsr' 3eit aus
Cincinnati cine TiaionensStabt 3u
maiden.
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Sir RcpieoeIts Wetb 0 :
ben lift bssettnerb, bub er iid auss
tunft ii5er Die 9srbGltnifIe in ben
aobIsngruben in oieien ieIb't unb nl6t
BON Der GitD gtatiOnul 8ant in gtetp
gort geboIt BAT uno DAP iein Snfors
mant niht s. y .Utorgan lonoern
8farrer Gurrdn mar.
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SeBt ner6en aud Die QepFel
anfs Gts geleqt unD 3par. tpis elm Reoz
ner auf Der QepfeI 8drtner aonfcz
rsn3 6ebauptete, lperoen 4epfsI iich 10
tbeusr fteqsn, ME 8anQnen uno Cranz
Gen. Uaan fam Dem Rebner uur bei>
itimmen, psnn sr Iugt. Dab bag eine
srnitlids S6dDisung Fir Die @eIun0z
heit Der Nution lei, bd Elm rei6liher
SbftgsnuB beTonosrs fir Ginber brinz
geno notbpeHoig lei. 9tefe 2tufipets
derung 1T nuturIih nur cine 5plee
Der 8rofitputb. Mdn min (ieber pez
mig aspfel gu boben 9rei1en, afs btsI
Qepfel gu 6iligen 9reifsn bsrtuuFen.
Der 8erDirn pdre in betbeH ;SGlIen
gIetd grob. 5n leBterem Sale ptsls
lsi6t nod gr0Ber, aber es f6:int jsgt
BEL 8iekn Der 9runbiab gu qeIten; sc
mebr nan 4nbere f6dbiot, beito me1r
niBt man ii6. Wait 9sIeben lGbt fih
pdeeeen nihts thun, aber eine 2tuf.
bebung Deg Sbft3olles Dirbe auf Der
Stelle Der golDenen 8easl, bic aus Dem
Gebrauh uno benz 9eodhtniB Der
fdDunoen 1T, giugang oerf6affen.
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Bsi gerrenfnagsa. lseff4na ses sber
WeritanAHsaes
made man iofort Ginreibungen nit
Gr. gihiers
Pain-Expeusr
Sat 40 Snbren be,p1trt uni Sc.
Iiebt in beiitihen Gomiliea ais ca,ss.
InitieI. 25c unb 60r In apotbessi,
Rur edit NIT Anser.
FAD. IslCHTER q CO.
iene als1aa1et 11aslneesl
- Reasl ofrsees Msw Essh.
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sir bisIes glati lDurbeH ssiiern Don
ben Gptitern 6. alein & Bro,
no. 435 Raet Sirabe. foIssnbe 9sms
psruiur unteridisbe rssiftrirt:
Dm Dm Nm Rm
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alorid iit gum 8irettor elmer
Jabrif bon 8ummiaWaarsn gemd4t
fporoen. Das III etne febr f6ofele Be-
baaoluns. gr bate gum prdiibeHten
gemaht DerDen foasn, auf Grunb ieie
ner 8erbienfte I'm ben 9ummizWaaz
rsns5ruf. 8isier mubte fid bislaHs
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0rieffaHen.

+. Q. 2atprsnctburs. Der betrsfs
fenbe Rams piro i.lbit nift in We5s
tiers Ramenrsgii,er ungefuhrt.
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Die Statiittten bes 5ans
bels sDepurtenerts srtpeiisn einen BE-
beutenoen 3iidganQ i'm 8icbbe'ton2.
an grtIGrungen fsblt es natiirIt9
niht. Sbeurer Neioebooen, bole
greiIe fir M&ois uno mas nod ionlt
on 8riinoen poroebrutt peroen mag.
9IIes oas sugegeben, 70 lit oarous ooh
nur gu folgern, oaB oos 2dnD biz fir
ben 0erbrau6 n0thigen GudntttdteI
TIeiI6 niht me6r gu pro0u3lrer pers
moo uno aus oieisr 5oleerun9 erQt6t
fia bod BEL Itrenger 2O9it ais 8sitez
res, baB Der 3Ou auf 9ieb uno 6Ie;ic9
teine 8ere6tjgung me6r bat,
GIle, bic Senator 0ors
ais an ben Snoianertontratten inter.
efiirt be3sihnet bat, IteQen oa5 enti6ies
ben in 4breoe. gu unierer groBen 9ez
friebigung befinoet itth aud baruuter
Der 8i3eprdiioent Sbermun. 4ber bic
gebuuptunq, oQB Der Sendtor Gore
feline Qngdben aug Den SinderIpiber
eeIoqen bat, lit bod pobl nid)t hQlt5ar
Wir poIIen bic W0glihteit nitt in Qbz
rebe Itel1en, bab ben 9eItulDigten I'm
reht gsihe6en 1T, uber auf jeoen San
ift feItItebeno, D aB oerSsndtor 9as nit
getbeilt bat, mas ibm geIagt Doroen
1T unD baB feline 4nsoben niht aus
Der Quft gegriffen iinb.
Cine 4n3abI @oLlen Webcs
reisn baben rpeoen NtangeIs an 2tufz
trdeen ben 8etrieb uuf pier 5doe in
Der Wohe bsIhrdntt. gu pernunDern
lit oas niht. Bouenpuuren iinb in
sSolee bss bpbeu Qreiies gu einem
2urusartiteI geporoeu, ben iih nur
nod bic Reihen oetatten t0nnen. Die
qrpBen 8oltsmuifen tennen rppuene
Waaren nur nod bonn 60renidqen. DE
Sheuerung lit Die ruturIihe SoIge Ell
nes unfinnig boAen 3oles, Der pom
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Stooien Der 7Sdbrit1tion btn3iebt un5
5ulest tburmboh dnpGhft. 9us i'm
ales gum Nusen bes Qrbeiters iein,
Der in gIdn3enoer Deiie ourh gsz
ihrdntung oes getriebes uuF bier
Sage in Der Wohe berportritt unb
oasu nod bel 2ohnsn, bic i'm h1h'ter
MaBe ungenugeRb iinD.
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1T es, baB tpenn bic gunoes geqi :
rung Die DffentIihe 0pmdne in 8srs
pabrung nimmt. anItatt bos ben Cir
8elitaaten 3u iiberlQTen, baDurh eino
4usbeutung 0ss gobens uno Der Ruz
turI6dBe ber6inoert niirbe. gs III
beitimmt niht Die 4bii6t Der 8unbe3
Rsgierunq, Die &oblen, oas 8etrnIeum
uno bic 9Aospbate i'm 8oben ruben al
Iafen. Wer oas behauptet, bidtet ihr
Sbiotismus an. Die QbTiat lit, bic
ausbeutung in elmer iolhen 8eiie "a
bspertitelligen, Dap ba5 8olt be1
Rugen od0on bat uno niht bic moz
nepoliiten. Iteier perniinftiqe qlan
piiroe aber pereitelt, penn man ben
Stduteu Die YerfUQuno ubsrlieBe. 6iir
Die Gapitaltften 1T nihts Iei6ter,
u!s etne Staats 2esisIatur auf3ufau.
fen.
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governor TO
Be ARE D|NED
DEMOCRATS WHOM LIGHTNING
STRUCK WILL BE GUESTS
OF HONOR.
Dinner will be Given in New York
and all Talking will be Done by
Guests of Evening-Expected there
will be at Least $50 Guests Present
at Banquet.

Special to The Tribune
New York, Nov. 22--The board of
governors of the National Democratic
club will give complimentary din
ner at the Waldorf-AstOria on Decem
Der Is to six democratic governors
elect. John A. Dix of this state and
Eugene N. Foss of Massachusetts
have already signified their accept
ance of the invitations to be sent
out. Judson Harmon of Ohio, who
was reelected, also has practically
accepted the invitation. Governors
elect Baldwin of Connecticut, Wilson
of New jersey and Plaisted of Maine
arc yet to be heard from.
The dinner will be given in the big
banquet hall, which accommodates
nearly ESQ diners, and it is expected
that the demand for seats from club
members will far exceed the supply.
Ex-senator John Fox, president of
the club, will be toast-master. All
the talking will be done by the six
guests.
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Br Associated Press,

By Associated Press.
Washington, D. c., Nov. 22.-Testi
mony instigated by George w. Perk.
ins of the J. P. Morgan Co., a New
York syndicate that is said to finance
and control an immense proportion
of the railroads of the country, analy.
tic excoriation of crude manual and
mechanical methods of railroads and
drifting discussion of scientific prin-
ciples of businesses. featured today's
freight rate increase hearing.
The railroads would like to put into
operation advances in rates on
freight the country over and in line
with this view it was suggested to-
day that part of the policy was to
commit the shipping interests to tes-
timony that there would be no com.
plant if advances we're made uni
formly throughout the United States.
A delegation of a dozen officials
from Grand Rapids furniture manu-
featuring industries in Michigan ap-
peared at +oday's hearing. While
voicing opposition to present eastern
trunk line advance plan, they testi-
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b. Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
London, England, Nov. 22.-The
political campaign is being waged
with a fierceness almost unknown in
England both by politicians and suf-
fragettes.
The battle of Downing streets,
which was fought this afternoon when
several hundred suffragettes attempt
ed to storm the premier's residence,
assaulted Asquith and Augustine Bis
rel, chief secretary for Ireland, and
broke many windows in the govern
ment Offices, surpassed all previous
spectacles of the sort. About $50
women and several men supporters
are in police stations tonight.
Following an announcement by the
prime minister in the house of COM
mons that if he were still in power
at the next session of parliament, the
government would give facilities for
consideration of the suffrage bill,
large number of women, inflamed
rather than placated by this prom
ise, which was characterized as
nothing more nor less than insult
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to the cause" left Caxton hall in
search of the premier. They found
him on the way to Downing street
and Immediately formed hostile
Gordon.
One woman, Henrietta Williams,
struck the government leader, and
the premier would have Jared badly
had not large detachments of police
come running to his rescue. The
police had great difficulty in putting
down the disorders, and many of the
women had to be dragged from the
scene with their clothes half torn
from their bodies. Rioting continued
into evening when squads of women
attacked the residences of Sir Ed
ward Grey, foreign secretary; Win
ston Spencer Churchill, home secre-
tary, and Lewis Harcourt, secretary
of state for the colonies. Stones
crashed through the windows, Sir
Edward Grey's bearing the brunt of
the attack. One band spied Byrrell
strolling through St. James Park to
the Athenaeum club, and swooped
CONTINUED on page 81
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TAFT IS ON Way
TO WASHINGTON
VISITS AT HISTORIC CITY OF
WILLIAMSBURG FOR A
FEW HOURS,
Took Breakfast with Gov. Mann, Mo-
tored Over Historic BattIefields
and Made Short Speech in Old
Church-WiII Reach Washington
Early Tonight.

By associated Press.
Richmond, Va, Nov. 22.-Taft
came to Richmond tonight to be the
guest of citizens of the old confed-
crate capital for "a hours. He dined
at the Westmoreland club and later
held an informal reception at the
Commonwealth club. Tomorrow the
president will breakfast with Gov.
Mann at the executive mansion, will
motor over some of the battlefelds
surrounding Richmond, will be enter
tanned at luncheon and will speak in
the afternoon to the Virginia educa-
tional conference. The president will
reach Washington at 8:35 o'clock to-
morrow night.
On his way to Richmond this after
noon, Taft stopped at Williamsburg
to visit old William and Mary college
and Bruton parish church, which
dates back to 1892. From the pulpit
Of this historic church, he made
little speech, in which he said the
making of the constitution and the
making of the nation were indelibly
linked with men who lived in Will
liamsburg and other parts of Vir
ginia.