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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
BIan6.

George Giimanft, Sr., BON
gleopcspinc, neIfer III Sfldbonla
eitp, Sflo., SteIluns bat, mar 9
Gogc bier 5ii 8eiud.
8rof. gnnge nelder iein les'
ter Sobr in Der 1ebicdl College IN
ct. aouis 5librinet, 1T CUR erboliif'e
bier.
Die 9iredtoren Der 8larO
;SormerS RutitaT aib aiioeiaticn
boben Elm aifeiimeitt bon % eertts
o,ff bic 800 9erfideruna aufgeleet
Inn ben $500 8ranbido0en oes VI.
". Frances BEL aoenig 5n 0eder.
am Mitttpod Morsen ftorb
Die @ottin bee ShmiebeS Bm. G5e-
Idin, in Byron, on Der Sdpinbfuft
g. .Rufb" Notbeips bot feline
2 Teilen bon bier seleeere Sornt ar
Brof. s. %. $eiSbreber fir $270
pertauft, unb bon 2iniep grioer eins
90 ader Gorrl. 1 @eile melt bon
bier. IN Dinse Gour,tb eeleser. fir
$3.50 sefanft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

8etition ilnb 8ono foIgeitoer Np'
plifanten fir Sdonfli8eniell ipuroer
1Ienriiit mn lutaebeiben:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

gIan6 Courier, S6reibmaterioI
fir SduIiupt. .2.75
u. q. RoeIler. abidaser SdnItc
8oab 200
S. 90 guidmann, abi6dtcr SdnI.
tc 4oab 200
Is. 8. Seba Sr. abidaser SduI.
te Rooo 200
State SospitaI. SO. 1. 642.S So
Sbeo. 8ufdmann. 8ereibisuns
4bIh1ser rs
Simon Soeger. Subbriide $500
CLEO. Graf gIerf 1850
9as @eritt crrannte Sicnr GdGf
fer GonitabIe fir 8idlanb sp. an
StelIe Senrp aernper, tuelder ab.
bonfte.
Bon SonS bes Besbiitrift 3 nur.
ben 500, rs, nrtb bonn Sonb bes
Begoitritt 4 $28,53 in ben Gen.
Rep. Gun6 iibertrager.
9ienftag ben 4. San. 1910.
9os @erift i%nitruirt ben GIeri
gnsebote fir Die SteIIe oes ar5tes
fir Die Soor 5arm. unb aud iii,
applifotion fiir Die Stelle Gins Slt
perintcIlbcrben Der 9oor Sorrn nus
suidreiben. ansebote uro Melbiins
miiiien Bis gum 1. GAG, bes fommerl
ben Sebr1,ar Sermins beim Gler
eingereiht perben.
!, Die Court befaBt iid init Rcu
etntbeilun1g oer Roebbiitrittc.
d Hebnlngert erloubt:
) q. 6. Rumbrouer, @ebiibren$2 on
ll9. s. Stoenner. 60. Rifter $21.s'
Granf Snden 21.2'
G. 8rpar 22.sl
q. G. Raupit, Sberiff so,
fir S. 8abis 100
Ebeo. 8raf gourtbaits.G om. $50
Gbeo. Srnf puroe gum Court
bniis.g ommiiiioner ernan,tt.
Bertaat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

Radtcn ie idIafen. r9ie aer5'
te fonnten, lpie eS idien, fir meine
Srau nidts fpeiter tbi,n aIs iie i6ld'
fen ma9en," idJreibt Serr Sobn
8iIf aus Gmiterbom, Ohio. nSie
tpar idiper fronf, nber ale aerate
Die i'd f~orii1ert lieB, iie ai bebano.
elm, fonnten ibr nidt beIfcn. Sbr
alpenfrditer itente lire @einnobeit
in elmer ISOLDE nieber Der. Sic lit
iest Cucumber, als ie 5rbor. Sic lit
an elmer art Maeenbefdweroe, FONT
te ibr Gfien nidt perbauen, unb
brod3 es fpieber aus. iobalo tie eS
binunterseIdIudt bate
Sorni's alpenfrdiiter itdrft ben
Wasen, resuIirt BEN Stiblsons ritb
bringt @cinnbbeit ,iub araft. Seine
apotbefer We6isin. %ion6ern Elm Elm.
fa1cs, aItmobifd,eS 9rauter. $eilrit.
tel, fueIdes, ben 2eiiter oireft &C.
lifeert ,piro ourd ipeaielle agenten.
onsdteIlt bon ben gisentbiimern,
Or. Better Gobrnep . Cons 60, 10
--25 go Sopnc aoe.. Chicago, 81,
LFEI ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
aodmalisc abitimmnns iibcr bic
8aTcrpcrffrase.

Ger Stootrotb bat in ieiner am
@ontag Iberto abeebaltenen Sibung
befdlolien Scn @ablern Die Sroee
iiber oas ausgeben bon $4,000
gonos Sum 8o,t bor 8oIierlperfen,
unS $4,000 fir Ben 9on zines Ib-
IaiautgS .&artoIs onr Gbltimmung 5l
nnterbreiten, 1tnb 9ienstaa ben is.
Sebrlnr als @obltag feftgeiebt. 8e+
fnnntlib erforoert Die RaBre9el 5tpei
brittel Webrbeit Der %abgcgebenen
Stimmen INN @eiesfraftig 5u iper-
Ben, ttn6 90 in Der Iebten 8abl MIR
10 Stimmen an 6ieier @ebrbeit febl
ten, uno ieitbem ii6 friibere @egner
au @uniten bon @aiiernerfen err.
Hart, glaiibt Der Stabtratb Der Of
fentlideip Meinling entgegen 81 fom-
men, tuert bieIe Sade iobalb tpie
mogli6 entgiiltig ins &eife gebrodt
pir6, 5urnaI inn Sale Der Gnnabme,
piele 8orarbeitett notbig. uno aud
biee geplante itdotiide StraBenar.
better cine 8erdnberung uno sliif.
ifnib rotbDenotg MAIDEN.
lteber Ole 8ortbeile Der 8aiier-
tperfe 1T iopiel geiproden uno ge.
idriebrn fuorbeiL bob es potl fatmt
n0tbis iit. iett ipieoer babou ansu-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

Sonb bod, nr,b 5uii6en 3 bis 7
Sabre alt iein, fir welte i'd ben
duberIt botiten Breis bc3able. 5dt
mub bicieIben Bis gum 25. 9e5er1.
Der baben. apd babe i'd ailftrau
81 fauian cine aa5all alter letter
glcl II. @ferbe irgen6tueIter @roBe
eincrIei ipeIdc 6ebler ufO @ebrc.
den iie babcr MIR miifien itc fett
Iein, fir tpelde i'd aud ben boditeH
WarftpreiS beaable.
Gdreibt mir tpas ibr 6u rsrtdi..
fen babt es ipir6 fid fiir eut be-
,ablen.
Otto Sdmtbt.
Berger. @e
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
Sram Raria Seikd i'm alien .5eim
beera6eH.

@ur6e Die 8ittipe 6es Dor 30
Sabren bier peritorbenen Shubmaf-
ers 2ouis Seisel mad ibren @eg5ug
bon bier aud i'm alten Seim Der.
geiien. 10 bate bod tie bas Seim
ba no iie lire Sugenb perlebt, ibre
&inoer geboren, ibr @atte unb tire
gltern beeraben, nift %pergeiieit, rno
Dor ibrem Sobe Sic @ntpeiiung gegeb
cit altd lire 8ebeine bier sur letter.
&ube alt betten. Die 8%eritorbene
ltnrb am 3. Sanliar i'm Seim ibrer
Todter Srou 6. Sc. 8beeIer in
8ear6stotpn, Sis, ipnr 80 Sahre
aft, mo aIs Z iGhriges Ndbdcn NIT
ibren @ltern BON 9eutidImto nad
Imerifa gefommen mo Die 5amilie
|iid srnd6It in Sittsburg, Benn,
nieberIieB. Sbre gltern, oie Che
Ie1ite gbriitopb Soffmann, idloiIen
iih I'M Sabre 1886 Ser Sbilo6elpb-
Ter a~niieomngB @eieIlidoft ipelde
Die Stabt Sermann 9riiubeten nl,
uno bot ieiner 53eit Oteielbe oabier
allie Die Iiibiolen peIde ben Gio-
nieren bonlals 5nfielen, ollrdfoitet.
Sic binterlGBt s ainber: Glbert
SeiseI, in Spofame, 8aIb., 60. Set
SCI in 8l,brque, Soma; Sobn SeibeI
uno 2ouis EeiseI Suttction Gitp,
&anfas, @illiam 9eiBeI, @alIis,
0fla., Gbos, Geitel. ct. @arp, aan-
ias, Sro1, 6. %. 8beeler. Boards.
topn, SIIs., Srau Gbas. 8becIer
IGoporoiIIe, Sus.
Die 8eerbigung fono seitern Rad
mittag bonn Salifc oes Germ Gbas.
Soned Itatt. Bon ben &inbern pobn
ten Ser 9eerbi9ung bel: 2ouis nno
@iIIiam Eeitel, unb bic Srorien 6.
Sd. nn6 Gbas. @beeIer. 8egen Der
GGlte uno Giles muBte elm ben ge.
tbeiliglung om 8esrdbniiie ieiten3
Der aIteren gintuobner 6obier abge.
Ieben perben, aber in @ebanfen iolg'
tie man Ser @eritorbenert mad nit
Dem itillen 8inide oaB fibr Die beim'
tide gr6e Ieidt tperoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

anlGBlid Der 8~erfammlung Der
Goutbpdtern 2itmbermen's aifocia'
tion in 9anias Gitp perfaufcn mir
bonn 90. Big 25, Sanuar Sifets fir
bic &unofabrt gu $50, gut CUR
Riidtebr bis gum 80. Smtuar.
@. @. e r a III e r, I9ert.
$40. Sacific &p.,
$ermanr, @o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
GOunfs Court gerbanbInnsen.

gertaate Sisuts am 81. DECEMBER.
slHe Gidtcr uno geamte anruei'
en6.
es nrroe aneeoronet bab Die i'm
guslit Germin gematten 8erfpilI'
igungen fir acknowledgements on
Die 8eaauficber iest oisbe5ablt
iperSen. mic folgt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07


9Qlls 8on6 oes 8egOiitrift 1 mur-
oen 500 uno cine glei6e Sunlme
Gus 9iItrift 10 IN Gen. Rep. Suno
ii6eridrieben.
Re1nungen bonn 8oor 8arm pltr
ben CUR 3oblung angefuieien tpie
tolgt:
u 9 Gdniteer, 9~egrdbl,iB oes
s. 3elenfa $500
81. 6. Sdnitger 8erl1ieoenes 4.95
SO. @iIo, @epfeI, 1926
6. StlgenitoebIer, 9ienftbote 21.25
2ouis &ueoiger, Samertpei8en 1854
NIp. S9Iemeper, arbett 7.05
Sobn &appolb, Sdmieoearbeit $40
". gberIin. &lempner $50
Or. @eIt, Sal,sar5t, Salair 24.50
SO. &uebiger. S~ol5idaen +. . 4.25
samitas ben 1. San. 1910.
Ebeo. @rof, 8oitgelo 500
6. 90. 9onuier, SduIiupt. 8oit
GELD $50
@ooertier. Courier, amtl. an.
8oIfsbIatt amtI. an5eigen 800
Graf 8tg SO. @ateriaIen uip, $500
s. 6. 9anuier, Siebfpop eng.
SaIair . . 10000
Is 8 Brandt @arret fir Bride $50
Sarrp gberlin, GiibrIobn +. t.50
G. s. Snrtte, 8anreit . 1.35
@olc. 60. Eel. 60. . 1875
Is. SO. Sngrirl, Sanitor 31.oo
Betition unb ,8ono Der CD. s.
Chill BON @dseonabe unS s. s.
$anne bon @orriion tuur6en sutse.
beiBen.
Rontaa ben 8. San. 1910.
9os @eridt finbet oaB Sran3iieo
Ro&Isfn, cine Snfaffin Der Boor
5arm, iibcr eisete RitteI perfiisi
binreideno fir ibren unterbaIt. uns
oronet an SoB Sofepb WobeIsfp an.
setuieien iei iofort befoste Gron5isfo
RobeIsfp bon Der arme1 Garr-
ipessitboIen.
Der Bolton Telephone Co.. muir,
be bic GrIoibnib ertbeiIt cine EeIe'
J 2bop.2inie gu bauest.
Redyrn,naeft erlniibt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

anlGbIif Ger SnbresperiammIltna
Der 8citern Retail Supplement Deal
ers Contention in Sanios gitp, Der
faufcn mir 9ifets fir Die Sin- II,
Serfabrt all $50 gut CUR &iidfebr
bis gum 10. Sannar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

gbenfalls ipuroe angeorotet BEN
8eabiitriften tpelde fir @erbeier.
ungen @eIber uufbraften. cine
gleid,e Sunme bes ge5eidneten BE-
trages gu betpiIIiser tpie folgt:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
&cbn3irtc Sabrprciic mad
SanIas 9th.

Inl1Blid) ser bcmofratiid)en &of'
ferens iii aanIaS Gitp an s Snnnor,
perofufelt mir an Z. Sanrar 6obr.
farten fir ole Runofabrt ST. $50
giiItia ollr Iiidfabrt bis gum II.
SSnnitar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

'sste aIIidbrlih nm bieie 8eit,
berriGt iett tuieoer Der Sfidbnisen
unter ban ainSern. @ebt ben Bin.
bern Or. GcnseImann's Suffer-
esrxp. Gs 1T bos bette WitteI &c.
gen biefes eeibe,t. 3ii boben
In aIinse's apotbefe urb Balfer's
apotbefe in Sermanr, unb g. 8,
groGt In fredericksburg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07
ii.bersintert nidt e,irs gferbe
nab Gid.

Gnre GeISorbeit 1T setbnn, Giit.
fer lit bod i'm Yreiie, ui,b i'd bin
bcre;t 100 Stiid CUTE fette, ODER
aud 5iinre 5u,, fettfittern GieI ~
fa,sfem; iic naifien BON IA BIG II
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-01-07

fangen aumal Sebermann Die 3ued.
un6 Rotbpen6iefeit oieier Ginrid.
turts anerfmtnt. aber Ginsclne bcn
8oitenpunft idelen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-23
CNrrLrnN Anr " cLOyEn


Topeka Eins. Sep. Z-- karai
'1ffiHuar certainly are ln clover mis-
wear They are all making good
money Fefd 4 plentiful and 0f ag-
fra HGa quality The outlook f0r tho
0H''.n 'rd 'rF certainly ls rosy
This 90 'ha Way Live stock Comm Is-
aIruer Mercer sized up the r1i.ie ste
untI1n Ir tua state
.'r haven't enough cattle loo the
state tY cat uD 90 tho feed sald Mer-
.er 'rhr corn IN the corn belt is
Iigudau. rough feed ia rlcked Ip
srrryWherr NJ soon will he. and the
gross HaH never better. We ran take
sara NJ Dot of outide cattle this vim
ter 10 god profit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-23

Pa'a0 Khna. sert % During nc
electrical storm yesterday afternoon
Alexander Hanuum. an 0ld soldier.
-gaa struck bT lightning while stand
'ug near r tree on his right arm his
rame and the number of hi4 rec. .ment
ig iato0cd His body was sHnf 20 SOL
dior. KHnH. this afternoon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-23

Columbus af Tnlndl
Indianapolis at Toledo
Milwaukee li kans4s CHS
Minneapolis 10 ~ Paul
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-23
Etv-N- WOMAN ~ lrrr 1Rs-

Seirhhor. Jlln .n -srrrh fsr Mi-.
f~.gef. Near Wnnrif
E-a-.t Kan Sept 1--W-s 54-
ra- i@a.ar wife - farmer IIHirE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-23

To waut.1dvertise f0r bo1rders is
% HAVE b0afder-nDt merely
NAST them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24
NEW DOCK WILL
BLOCK FIREBOAT

That the FLYER dock. which Is be-.
Ing rebuilt for the Grand Trunk Pa.
cific railroad, when completed viii
practically tie up the fireboat and
the revenue cutter Guard. ls the
opinion Of those along the water
front
Al the present time there is
barely room for the firohoat 20 rot
IN or out. and when the no more
feet OFF Madison &C.. given by the
city TO lhe Flyer dock, is used. con.
0itiOns will be even worse.
The revenue cutter Guard. which
was invited some years ago by the
Chamber of Commerce with great
eclat and speiibIuding to- tio up at
the fire dock and use me same as
its home berth has 10 use q deep
sea lead. range finder. wind gauge
and several pike poles before IL can
negotiate the narrow passage into
its resting place Should a hurry.
up call come. ~ or 20 minutes
would elapse before the craft could
get out, especially 20 II boat
should happen 10 be lying at the
north side of the FLYER dock
Any time, according 90 The
steamboat men, that ship or
steamer is Tied 10 on the north
side Of the new Grand Trunk dock.
tho flreboal win be- as effectuaIly
blOckaded as n piles we're driven
around % Any serious fire along
the water front would develop into
aWeeping COullagraiou under
such circumstance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24

ONE LOOK AT TAFT,
THEN INDIAN FLEES

WASHINGTON. Feb white
Man Runs Him. survivor 81 the
Custer campaign and Crow Indian
chief ~ years. with a record az a
warrior. took one look az che Great
White Father nnd uas hufilIoed Sc
T. now headed eos ard hts reserva-
tion in Montana fNeG With greater
respect for the wNIfe man than be-
ever got from their rifles
white Man Runs Hlrn started
FROM Montana with a beaded wnr
shirt 20 BE- presented to Mr. Taft
H. carried the shirt ln hiH hands 900
the way. and did Not Jose sight 1f lt
in Washington.
Hut when he shook hands with
Mr. Tar and mentally figured out
the chief executives proportions.
that shirt dwludled down until b.
looked IKE Mrs white Man Runs
Him had not used auii-ahrink soap.
A half dozen Crows. an IN native
dress were with the chief whom be-
called at the white House. In CONE
pany with officials from the Indian
office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24

SAYS TRUNK
WAS ROBBED

Joseph LomhaFdo contractor, $40
Washington ST.. drew $3.50 from
the bank yesterday and placed the
money in a trunk 81 BIS home last
night The trunk was found ablase
and the mouey. missing
Firemen had not qnenched the
flames before Lombardo bad asked
the police 20 search for Joseph Cora
his wIfes nephew. whom be sms.
poets 81 taking the money and
starting the fire IN the hope thar .
would cover up his tracks The
fire proved ~ litfie consequence
and did not reach The compartment
whore the money was stored
Cora could not be found after the
fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24
NO DOUGH FOR
THE DOUGHBOYS

HONOLULU. Feb a. - The
"coughhoyg' On the army trans
port sheridan. beading today for
Manila, WV be minus their Cough,
their bread Nnd bakora for the re-.
m2lnd6f 81 tho voyage
-Four bakora, Oh Of them Teu.
tonic, lcft me transport WHOM tho
transport arrived here from San
Ftancisco. Search proved uuavall
fnR, and The belief bore ia that the
four German bakers embarked On
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24

the steamship Cleveland. the
world.t0uriug vessel % the Ham.
bufx American line
The sheridan was unable % take
pa q very large load 90 bread. al
though %. current market here
Was exhausted She viii arrive az
Manila before the Cleveland. and
POSSIBLY mas recover the missing
Tour bakers Suspicion attaches 90
the Cleveland solely becauae that
vessel De- manned and differed ~
GeFmaus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24
NoALcohol

Is alcohol a tonic? Not
Does II make the blood pure9 Not
Does Il strengthen the nervea2 Not
Is Ayers Sarsaparilla a tonic? Yeai
Does Il make the blood purc2 Ysai
Does Il Strengthen the nerves? Yesi
Is il entirely free from aleohol7 Yesl
Al yssr dseisr u q fsn,ity spsd,esas. TIE
dger : Sariarafiiia. 70 rot pssily better rifh-
eat alcohol iAaa gifh 4. G Aysx g..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24

bat he has reached the Chilean
white House with little trouble and
60 the welcome 81 military bands
Mr. Bryan dined with President
Mont last night. and left this morn
Ing FOR Conception A reception wAu
also given IN his honor az the Amer
lean legation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24

there may be- employers ia Wales
or Scotland who want the services
81 hricklayers The labor exehauge
takes note OF this fact and NOT ouiy
puts the two ln contact hHt even
PAYS the cost ~ iranaportlng work
men and families 90 the places
wherc they can find employment
This ,s what Winston Churchill
told aa interviewer People must
not expect too much from labor *.
changes ] have never claimed for
thcm a hlgher position than they
can really occupy. IN fact They
are a piece 90 social mechanism. ab.
s0lnioly essential believe. a. ans
well ordered community hut. 81
course. they viii have their arm.
calties 80 doubt they will make
many mistakes and create some dis.
appointment l am confident.
however that as OF 20 years hence
people would as soon 90 without
their telephones or electric cars as
do without q national system of ia.
Dor exchanges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24

Trrs Etsae fsssfs ssefyshsfe 90 y ths nsafsst
naA heaf Esna tMuHdfaFk QisF bnsh Elisn htaa8.
Al AL AastSfui Hsrcfts ast sumF4ss catAaEt hcsa
yoaf asalff "a fesN
Edison Phoaosruphs sla.s0 70 $4,000
Ntaufiaru hrftrfn -
Amb-roi RocaAds play twice A. long, 30
Grand Opera Records rs and 90
We asslss saak nv. ds.l.ss 20 s@ EAi.se sphs
De- ever taNn aTfe nHi msh represented.
asfs hNFiHE established sfss shaaid Nfiie as "a
rs Lakeside Ave. Orange. ~ J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24

LONDON Fob e. The loug felt
want for a system % labor ex.
changes has at last been supplied
IN Great Britain. Scattered all over
the country they are 10 fam work.
Ing order and already d0ins "a grcat
deal Go mitigate ihe horrors of uu
employment
Winston Churchill president 90
the Heard OF Trade. IL The parent OF
the labor exchanges The labor OK.
change has TAO aims
u registers the unemployed who
want work
Il registers the employer Who
wants wurkmen
When this is done e tries % ga
one 20 the other
How u Works
For Instance thrceQ quarters 81
the bricklayers OF London are out
u employment, The use ~ cen.
crete IN building and the steel
frame system az construction has
practically ruined thelf trade But
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24

The military supplies for the
freshmen cadets arrived at the snl-
vorstty from Washington today The
OUTFIT included SIC kfeg rlflep end
all other necessary equipment A
few officers aabora have not yet ar.
rived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-24

AND WE WILL GIVE A CITY LOT IN oTHEfLo FOR
AND We WILL GIVE CHECK FOR 500 m PAWN
NEXT BEST
AND WE WILL GIVE TEN CHECKS FOR $50 EACH
These checka VIII al8O be accepted as payment upon
NOW You know about OTHELLO. n you do not. call az
mt down ana write your composition and mail IL 20
Variable process In the world The very advertlaem
thing about the art Of composition The famous Sunny
grammar school
The Advertisements which viii make Oheo known fr
reader of this newspaper No Is limited the numbs
other way, excepting 90 the length
The contest win close Monday evening. March the 7h.
But you should not pat the matter off until you become
the mind a on the subject 10 be written about Write Il
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WHITE HOUSE AT
LAST FOR BRYAN

SANTIAGO. Chile Feb "a VII
liam Jennings Bryan may have
lAborod long and unsuccaasfuHy ~
rocch the American White House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-14
A TARIFF COMMISSION
To Collect and Assemble Data May Re-
suit from Hearing.

Washington. Dec. l3.-The creation
of a tariff commission, to collect and
assemble tariff data but not to make
recommendations, may result from Il
discussion at a hearing before the
house committee on ways and means
today.
Representatives Good of Iowa, Re
publican insurgent. and Lenroot OF
Wis. another inSurgent and John 4.
Cobb of Boston president of the Ma
tional Tariff Commission League will
endeavor to harmoniZc differences be
tween measures they favor and frame
Il substitute bin to be presented at "A
meeting of the ways and means COM
mittce tomorrow
This Was1Sreed upon after a general
discussion at two sessions of the COM
mittee when several authors of meas
urcs of this character explained their
views. Advocates of the longer ser
vice claim that business interests
would be better served by the less fire.
Quent change in personnel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-14
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

An attempt was made Monday night
to break into the dental Office Of DIR. A.
j. Bowman in the First National Bank
building ON Main street, Lewiston.
The first regular session of the Dix
field Business Mems Club, which was
organized last Monday was held Mon
day evening. The meeting was held in
the Office of John s. Harlow, the presi-
dent. The other officers are George
Gray. vice president and George Wal
ters, secretary and treasurer
Wilfred Ouilette and Will and George
Provost, all of Rumford, We're in court
Monday morning, charged with break
ing and entering the lumber camps at
Wildwood, Oct. II. Ouilette was bound
over in $500 and the Prevots in 5000
bonds each.
Elias L. Harrington of Rockland
who suffered paralytic shock Aug.
q, died Monday night, aged a. He was
d sailor out of Gloucester. Mass. until
1868, when he moved to RocSland He
left the sea in the early sos because Of
his wife's health. For 10 years ne was
in the city's employ. having charge Of
sidewalk construction and repair. One
daughter, Mrs. G. Nj Harrington. sur
wives.
1T a meeting Monday night Of cIion-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-14
Peary Turns Over
Eighteen Medals
t0NatiOnal Museum

Washington. Dec. 13.-Capt. Robert
+. Peary. discoyerer of the North
Pole has turned over to the United
States National Museum 16 gold and
two silver medals that have been
awarded. to him. Prominent among
these are the gold medal presented
to him by the National Geogra phic
Society of Washington for his dis
covery Of the North Pole and the
gold medal OF the Royal Geographical
Society of London. presented to him
for Arctic explorations 1sS6-19O9"
Tl.is media! was designed by Mrs.
Scott, wife of the leader of the British
South Polar expeditions.
Capt. Peary also deposited in the
National Museum the flag of his COL
lege Fraternity presented to him by
his brothers Of the Delta Kappa Fps
lion and the flag given him by the
Society of the Daughters of the Amer
ican Revoiution. He carried both of
these flags with him to the North
Pole