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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14

0oetbe unb bic gataIant.
Die GataIani bate einft in Weimar
ben alten 9ostx gum Siiduadbarn.
Die beriibmts Sdnserin ton5entrirte
tbr sanses SntersHe aut bic Wtuiit -
alles Qnbere mar ibr 6sfuba. Mit
Gritaunen knlerite iie bakr, tpie ale
Welt ibrem ibr unbefannten Nahborn
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brafte, uno iie fraste: rWer III Der
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faste @oetbe, ftarr Dor gritounen. -
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liees aeleien. sic baben bos 2dfers
Ii6e Der Sentimentalitdt uniibertreffs
lid feiieenagelt!" - 9ableau. Die
Sdnserin bate cine parobie auf
.Wrtbers 2eiben" seleien.
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Snsenieur Gatti GafaSsa in ben Sdal.
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itanbe Der itlalieniihen abtkilung
sntbisit. um iis tuesfdaffen 3u laffen.
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alter ausitelunSsbeamter. Der bereits
felt msbr als 80 Jabr.n i'm Nusfiels
lunssoienit arbeitst. Jn ieinem CT
tpabrlam b.Ianben iih Idmmilihe
ShliiiIel Der italienifhen Nbtbeiiung.
absr Der glasihrani, in Dem bic BE-
riihmie Gpibeniamm!uns iid befanb.
bate iiberhaupi tein Shiob. 60 bIisb
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Diasfheibe su sertriimmern, bnnn
nobm er porfihtis bic Spiben BON ben
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sufammen unb bratte fie an feinem
eisensn a0rpsr anifh.n 9emb uHb
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4ufentbali an ben iueii.ren Rettungss
orbeiten betbiligen 5u tDnnen. Nut3
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Iig bersipeifelt id5ien. neil bic Spiben
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finben tpuren. Nofdbo aber berubiDte
Jpn son3 pblesmotif9 unb iuete: sd
babe {ie j9on por Gtunben IN Gi6ers
b.;t gsbrn6t; bier linb iie.S Domit
in5ptfe q fdne mefe auf unb aeists
bic oerstteteu Gpibtu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14

Samiltpn Mnseigen, 2ofal-N otisea
ano Nerasfeiten fnb ab5useben Gde
Der 4. unb Charles Strafe. llnier
Maent fir Samilton uobnt No. 3O1
NDro Sront Ctr. 9elepbon (6ume)
Vo. 37S .. 5elepbpn nnieres &prre.
iponSenten: 6ome go. 626. 8
- Der aellner 2ouis MierIa BON
Der pan gamble grhanee Wirtbi1afi
on Der Siio Z. Strabe. ftiir5te bort bi.
9reppe binunter. perlebte iih erbeblif
unb blieb seraume 3eit in beiinnunsss
loiem 3uitanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14

Der Nr1tprbene yrcpdtrtmter
Clarence q. Sarttpff nuroe beute
Wlprsen ouf benz ct. Stspbanus
5rieobof 5ur lesten Rube beftattet.
= Dos 4 Sabre alte 1Ddterhen Der
Wittipe Nnno Sroutmdn, SHb 3.
Ctr. unb WopIe aps., itiirate in einem
Neubau neben Der elterlihen Wobnuns
au Boben unb i6lug nit Der Stirn
auf einen Balten. Die Wunbe mubte
sugen1bt tperben.
- Soiepb arpu ipurbe ipesenStras
benbettelns bon Wapor Rotbrpeu um
$25 uno bic ,aoItsn beitraft.
- CHARLES Sits, Elm @eterun aus
benz Splbatenbeim in Odpton tauhte
porseitern Nadmittas in betruntenem
3uitonbe bier auf unb tpuroe in Glib
6amilton bon Der Qolisei aufsegriffen.
Gr 9laubte, in 0unton 81 iein. Nats
Dem er iih erbpli bate. ipuroe er noh
Der SpIoatenheimatb Suriidseihidt.
Sobn Ghumatsr. Sruoer oes
Or. 9lus. Shumoter, unb SRI. Slipia
llttrid, Sohter BON 2ouis 6. llttrid,
141 Mt, Dleaiont Qanoitrabe, peroen
beute Moreen in Der ct. Soiephs airs
DIE bon paitor s. s. 9olthaus ses
truut.
- Stabt unb llmseesnb ipurben
9eItern Mpresn 3rUiiten 3 uno a llhr
bon einem itarfer Gjstuitter beimsez
Iudt. Dem WoItsr 6ornins, ipeIhsr
orei Msilen fiibIb BON 5amiIion on
Der Oeerfielb 2anoitrdbe ouf Der 8iI=
mpre'ihen ssarm nobnt, ihlug Der
glib in bic Steure unb isbte bieIelbe
in Srdnb. 8ebGuoe unb SnboIt ipurs
ben sdnslih serit0rt. Der anseridtete
Shoben tetrGat $4,000 uno III nur
tbeil,peiie burh @eriid)sruns eeoett.
- 4m Mpniag tpurben in ben Dfz
fentlihen ShuIen 1921 S6iiler, Ga
mebr aIs Isstss Sabr, dufssnpmmen.
- 2lnIon 2ptens r., Io. 731 Siib
Ssront Strabe, 'tarb geitern Worgsn
i'm Mercp Soipit2! an Der 2unsenents
siinoung i'm Mter Ron as Sabren. Gr
mar felt 9 Sabren in Der Cincinnati
9retpira 60. als W}aIdiniit beIbdftigt
uno binterldbt bic Satin uno Sspei
Gtnber.
- Der friikre Stabtauipalt Sohn
U. Gonnaugbton lpuroe bon benz be-
motratiIten gen;rlI aommittee auss
ertoren, als aanpioat fir probatrits
ter in Der Ropemtey!pabl 81 rlaufen". i.
Die Wabl lit n0tbi9. Inn ben unbesns
bigten germin bes osrItorbsnen BRO
batridters 6orttoif gu beenbigen.
6err gonnauebton ipirb beute bon
9pupsrneur Snrmon pabrihetrlid
tsmpordr errannt tperoen.
1rl. WiIoreb Morton, cine
ShulIebrerin bon GoliRsniae puros
qsitsrn Moreen in ibrsr Wobnung in
bsIinnunssioiem 3uItanb aufeefunSsn.
Gle bate einen arlmpfanfau uno eiz
nen Iei4ten S6la9anfau.
- Die Wliomi 9ulleD Rational
8ant bat ols Jolge elmer alage Der
anna Wliiller aesen bic 9ictorp SCUM
orp uno Wiahine 60. ouf ein urtteil
bon $l9,5OO cine aIoqe i'm beiissn
gsriht behufs aiinbisung elmer Sps
potbe, siueereidt.
- Die Ct. petersgemsinos beabfhs
tiqt ben 9au elmer er0bsrsn Stride.
5iir ben Rsubdu folIen $4,000 bsrs
ipeneet spereen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14
Die altert Seantten
SteIlte Der Yaperiihe llni. gerein
in ieiner geitrisen 8eriammluns
wieser ani.

Sdmmtlihe bisheriaen geamten bes
gaperifheH unteriiiiBunss 9ereins,
nit ausnabme bes prptptplls Setrcs
turs, Der cine WieberlpaH entihieben
ablebnte. ipuroen in Der geitrisen Ser.
lammIung our9 3uruf ipieber aufses
felt.
Serr aoam SenbeIboa fiibrte in
Der 8eriammlung, pel9e in Der Or.
beiterbale itattfano, ben 8oriis unb
5err Sp. Saefner bas prototon. !Serr
S&rlebrer Burger pom 9eutiten
5beater -8erein, peIaer Der SiBung
beipobnte. bieI! cine bebersisenspers
tbs anipraae 5u Guniten unier.r
oeutihen giibne an bic DlitsIisbsr.
Der 9srsin bantt. ibm fir ieine auss
fiibrungsn uno beidIob, Elm aus brei
Mitslieosrn deficiencies aommiitse
ouf5uiteleu. ipsI6es fir bsn 8ertauf
BON Saiiontideis unter ben Dereinss
WiiteIiebsrn tbdtis iein ipiro. Das
aomnittee beiiebt aus ben 5erren
eugsn eifsrt, SObn gsbner unb priz
iibent Senoelbob.
9err Sobn 6. gaer tpurhe aIs
neues Mlitslisb eingsIiibrt unb 5err
sop. gadsr. IT,. als iolhss in gors
itlds sebratt. JinF ertranttsn Wit.
gliebern ipurben inseeiamm. S37 I'M
teriiiisuns bslpiIigt. Gas qblebeu bss
Wtitsliebes ebas. Sung ipurbs BON
prdItoenten ongemeloet uno iein 4us
oenten bur9 erbeben bon osn Siber
geehrt. gs puros beidloisn, on Der
JeItIittsit beg RbeinpfdISer lnisrItiiss
ungs 9ereins, ipeihs om 9. Sttober
in Der Qrbitsrhals i'attfinben rpirb,
fih IN corpore 5u betkiligen uno ba3a
sinen getrag Der aaiIe 5u entnebmsn.
einlabunsen bes 9eutIds sllnsariitxn
griioer llnteritiisungs s3ereins uns
bes Cincinnati vgerbopap" "sSrantenz
Neutrality-suspicious. tpurbsn nit
Der Seitimmung angenommen. Iib an
oeren reipettipsn JsitIibteiien mad
araften 81 betbeiligsn.
gs tuurbe bsialofen, bie GsbiIter
Der geanten fir bus tommsnbe ,Sobr
su beIafen. ipie II. itno. Die Rominas
tim Der geamteu fpuroe Johann npr.
senommen. nobel alie alien geami,n
ourh 3uruf pisber aufseitsIt tpurben.
nit augnabme beg prototous Seires
tdrs, Serrn Sn. Saefnsr, Der abIehnte.
Tas sidet III foleenbss:
Sir grdIibsrt: abnm SenbeIba6.
Jiir 8iss sgrdIbert: 5p. Sasbr.
Sir g5rotptolI. .Sstrst1r: 0un. Gu
senbisbI.
Jiir 5inonseSetrst6r: Ghns. giiert.
5iir Shasmsiitsre: gussn Giisrt.
Sir 5ruiiess: Qoam Wtoorbarot,
W. RieB unb SO. QUINN.
Fir ardnten aommittse: Gam.
Daum unb Wiartin 9inberberser.
Sir GabnentrGgsr: Sp. Giieri, Sol.
sSiih unb u. aloebn.
Gs ipuroe beidlpiIen, i'm @srlaufs
bes Winters einen groben Wastens
baQ su esben uno als ARRANGEMENTS
aommitse tpurbsn bic 6erren II.
Woorbarbt, W. Riss unb :. syifd aufs
esitelt. Die ginnabmen betrussn
S24.7O unb Die Qusuaben S41.0O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14
: Die nahite @erfammluna bee

Die ndbfe WerIammlunu bes
Jrauen= unb SunsfrauensWereins Der
Gn. prot. ct. peters gemeinbe (paitor
5ans Saupt finbet ausnabmspeiie
nidt am Wittipoh, fonosrn ON Dons
nerltas, ben Is. September, itatt. Die
folsenben Damen baben bic 9etptrs
tbuns iibernommen: sSrau aatbarina
Qoitler, 6rdu Wiinna Reh. Jrau
Warsarete Rottmiiller, Jrau GmiIie
Reihel. ssrau Barbara Watbes, Srau
Roia Sdnser, 5rdulsin 2isaie S9ul5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14

Sn Der ct. Sobannessairte trat
a.itern absnb Der 9oriianb oes Deuts
ften protsItantiihen @difenpereins
gu elmer SeIddftsFguns 5uidmmen, IN
Der prdiioent Serr 4uguit Sttins
lamp ben DorTs fiibrte, ipdbrenb 5srr
Sobn Better prpto.ollirte. Der Vsrs
matter bss Wuiienbauies, Serr Sers
mann Rabius, CAB in isinem 8srpaIs
tunssberitt folsenbe 9oten iiber ben
Jrsqusnsbsftnno Der anitalt: so ains
Der bsFdnben iid gnbe Suli in Der ans
Italt, unb stpar 81 anaben uro 20
Ildbfsn, % 9anss uno 81 SaIbtpais
fen, ippsu nod 6 niht rsgiitrirte Rim
Der bon GnseItsllten bin3utamen. 5
ainber selansten sur aufnabm., ents
IuITen tpurber stpsi. tporaus iih cine
ougenblidli6e 9eIuhsiffer BON 50 Sns
IaiIsn, SO Gndben uno 30 Tlaofen, 22
WaiIen unb 81 5albtpaiien ergiebt.
Der Safenberiht bes 8erDalters mics
iolgenbe .3ablen auf: am l. ausuit be-
trug Der adfIenbeitanb $135.84. tpo5u
S222.96 Ginnobmen 5u aboiren iinb.
Die 4usgabsn beli.fen fih aufS225 sc,
sppnah olio Elm Mom.nibeiianb bon
S133.14 psrbleibt. geibe gsrihte ipurs
ben BON Der 9erIammluns sutsebeiben
unh entgegsnsenommen. Gs selanstsn
Johann bic iibereinIiimmenben 81
nansbsridte BEG S6asmeiIt.rs. Serrn
5enrp aubrman. uno beg Jinansie.res
tdrs, Serrn ". 8. lambed. sur 8ers
leiuns, bic sIsidfaIls gsnsbmisi unb
entgeaen oenommen lpurbsn. Joieenoe
3obIen iinb baraus eripdbntnspertb:
ssn 2dnoen Ses Sdabmsiiters bfonz
ben iih am /. gusuit S6693.60, bic
Ginnabmen beliefsn fid auf $1163.75.
bic 4ussaben beirusen $3444.14. fos
oab am ]. Geptember elm geItanb BON
$44l3.21 in Der aaiIe psrbleibt. als
nsue mitslieber purOen nahtebsnbe
Serrsn in ben 8ersin aufsenommen:
Charles Winer, 1910 Bremen Ctr;
Charles :. Silser, 1873 Sii WeMitsn
apenu., unb 5snrp poblar. 1432 9ine
Gtrobe.
9err Griebrih gueblsr unterbr.iieie
Der 9erfammluns ein Oeiuh um 4ufs
nabme ieinss am 20. Mdra 1905 ssbos
renen Sobnes JriB. Tas aino befins
bet iid ausenblidIid felt bem 1ob. feis
ner Wutier, Jannp 9uloa gusbier.
eeb. Naf, in Der Obbut beg 6errn Sobn
grabsloingsr. gulImnn. IIa. Ginem
aus ben 6errsn Gbarlss Wnnner, Sobn
arud unb peter Qnque beitsknben
aommitise ipurbe bieanseisembeit sur
GrIeoisung iibsrpiefen. Gum 9eiuhss
Gpmmitise fir bic 3eii bonn 13. bis 20.
September tpuroen bic 5errsn paitor
Gilbert ghmint unb Gbparo Sdries
fer, bonn 90. big n. September 5err
gbdrles lintenbabl unb peter Qaaue
srnannt. Der neueripdblte 6ilfs s1is
nansIs.retdr, 6err s. O. mrdbmann,
ibsiIie Der gerfammluns NIT. bab er
aus 3eitmongel ben ibm iibertraaenen
poiien nibt onnebmen tonne. W.an
befhloB, fir bic fomit in nem YoritonD
eniIianbene Glide in Der ndditen Siss
ung Dss Neripnltungsratbs sseignetsn
Grfob 3u ffaffen. ierr Rriid befiir<
iportste bic 4efhnffung bon Turnaes
r1tben fir Die Gpi.ipldbe Der MnitaIt.
su beren DdHaffung bos aommitiee
fir WerbeRerunsen ern,d6ttst tpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14

- Sacpb Ginger tpuroe geitern i'm
poli5eiesribt um 50 beitruft, neil .r
cine gemeine Sprufe sesenuber BON
5rau gb. 5aitings sebrauhte.
- Der aontrdttpr Sobn Wc2one
fling seitern nit Den Experimentation
Des 5apIpr Sect Gulperts an. G.rfeIe
be pirb um 80 syub DerIdnaert tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14
NeribIsier Gbe6.

$. 8. Gtuebrt. bonn Mpenue GoteI,
melbtie geitern TN poli3eibouptquors
tier. bob er BON einem Ulonne. ipelhtr
ji1 o. 9. Qeeler nonnte. mittelIt einss
ipertbloien gbeds um $15 bsf9ninoelt
iporben fei Gr CAB btr poli3ei eine Be-
fnreibhno beS NanHes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14
Isler Qnnb srideNen.

Cine BuIbosse bes Jreb. Beg bon
30. 1908 Carthage piie purbe pl0bs
Ii6 bon Der 1ouputb ersriffen unb
terroriirts bic 6ausbeipObntr unh
Rohbarn, Bis es bem poli3iften Wnls
bron fhlieBlih gslanG ben Qunb mil
einem ipohIse3isltsn G4ub ~ tSbitn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14
Ieinbti6eS Gbepaar.

Dm. $. Wiaiams, BON go. 1922
Sprins Grppe apenue, rnadie seffern
abenb isiner Jrau NelIie eine gifers
fuhtsIsene unb es fam su stnsm befs
tigen Reneontre. als bic polisei ouf
Der gilofIdte erfhien. fanben fie ben
mann nit einem gisfob,r unb bic
Jrau nit einem RaiirmeHer betpaffn.t
Dor. 0os feinblide Gbepaar ipurbe
ipegen unorosntliden getrasns einse.
iperrt.
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Die 9empuatxY.

Sir biefes glatt ipurben sefi.rn BON
ben Spiitern 6. aIein & Bro,
go. 435 Rucs Strabe. folsenbe 1ems
psratur llnteridisbe r.eiitrirt:
Dm. Grab glm. Oron
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

joining heartily in the applause, espe-
cially when Mr.. Roosevelt spoke against
race suicide and the necessity of ma
tion to perpetuate itself as one of its
principal duties.
Following the lecture. Vice Rector
Lizard, in behalf of the university, pre-
sented Mr., Roosevelt with bust Of
Jefferson and two vases made at
Scvres. a curious mistake had been
made in the bust A bust of Lincoln
had been ordered from the government
factory at Sevres, but in some way one
of jefferson was made. M. Jusserand,
the French ambassador, has arranged
TO have the original order executed.
Teddy Talks French.
In replying to M. Boutroux before
the Academy of Moral and Physical
Science, Mr.. Roosevelt spoke in French.
He said he would not dare to do so if
he were not among confreres, but he
was certain of their indul gence.
"I cannot explain how much l have
been touched by the honor you have
displayed toward me- he said. cit
is the crowning career OF a man of
letters.'
M. BoutrouI. he said, had defined
his moral conception of life better than
he could himself have done, AMI he con-
tinued:
81 have always tried to translate in
to action the moral principles which
must inspire the life of men and ma
tions. There can be no economic civ
ilization without morality. Genius is
not essential, but only courage, hon
esty, sincerity and commonsense. Men
of genius without these qualities are
a curse to a nation. They do more
harm than good.'
Colonel Roosevelt told Of how he had
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

in criticism is a parasite, meriting only
scorn, the speaker evolved Roosevelt g
doctrine that man is born for action, to
work and TO struggle-in other words,
for the strenuous life. He said the
aim OF the American ideals as enun-
ciated by Roosevelt was the develop
ment of an American soul, regardless
of the differences of politics or religion.
While America was open to all com.
ers, declared M. Boutroux, it recog~
niZcd as true citizens only those who
were entirely and exclusively Ameri.
cans in heart and aspiration The
American spirit, he said, consists of
love Of national independence. faith in
Tho power of honest endeavor, respect
for human dignity and religious tolera-
ton He dwelt particularly upon
Roosevelt IS theory regarding the duty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

received the news Of his election to the
academy while hunting white rhino-
ceros at the equator.
81 was living among naked saw
ages" he said, "hunting for an ami
nal which was the survivor of the
long-haired rhinoceros that existed here
in France when France was inhabited
by naked savages."
He had received the first news In
lotters which came simultaneously
from two members Of the academy, one
in Mexico and the other in Brazil,
F'Mr. President and dear col
leagues he concluded, "I thank you
once more from tho bottom Of my
heart
Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt were en-
tertained at dinner tonight by Vice
Rector Lizard, the guests also including
ambassador and Mrs. Bacon, Embas-
sador and Nine. Jusserand, Premier
BRAND, NJ Doumerque, minister Of
education, and the deans Of tho facul-
ties
In his prepared address MI Roose-
welt said, in part:
with YOU here. and with us In my
own home; in the long run. success or
failure will he conditioned upon the way
In which tho average man. the average
woman, does his or her duty first in
the ordinary everyday affairs OF life.
and next in those great occasional crises
which call for tho heroic virtues. The
average citizen must be q good citi-
zen II our republics are TO succeed. The
stream will not permanently rise high
or than the main source. and tho main
source Of q national power and ma
tional greatness is found In the aver
age citizenship OF the nation. Therefore
It behoovcs us to do our best to see
that the standard Of tho average citi-
zeD "a lsopf biob caD-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

q ATARRH Of the kidneys-that is
~ what makes people have weak
backs. 1t is catarrh of the kidneys.
The kidney is being gradually de-
stroyed by this arrangement
The mucous membrane lining of the
kidney is infamed- liberated.
The catarrhal products are irritative,
and are sapping away the vitality Of
tho kidney, which makes the back weak.
This causes people to become old be-
fore their time-holding on to their
backs-unable to stoop over without
pain-aud having sudden cramps In the
muscles Of the back,
Catarrh Of the kidneys-that IS what
is ailing them.
A course of Peruna is what they need
before the kidneys have become perma-
nently destroyed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
IIer President Delivers a
sfure in Paris Before Stu
dents and NOtables.
HASIZES THE NEED
,5F GETTING THINGS DONE
! That the Critic Is Not Es-
itial, but Strong, Brave
I Man Is.
rociated Press,

| sociated Press,
Frs, April 23.-To use Colonel
|teIt's own words, "today marked
wning of his career as man OF
y, From noon until midnight he
4 ruest of intellectual Paris, par
ing as a member Mt q session of
jench academy, delivering lee.
n the Sorbonne, which, as he said,
he foremost seat of learning in
! before America was discovered,
naming as the guest Of the fa-
!or dinner and the grand recep-
the university in his honor.
he'll Roosevelt IS reception at the
te and that at the Sorbonne
hually impressive, but in a diff.
way, AT the former he was IN
Nd merely as a member, and he
' seat among his distinguished
|Ves. most Of whom have grown
The service of science.
|sr listening TO the words Of NJ.
px, the president of the Acad~
g Moral and Physical Sciences,
poke eloquently of American
lind character, Of which he said
Ire Roosevelt was the best cx-
the former president replied in
his utterances arousing his
BE colleagues 10 unwonted ap-
J Enthusiastic Welcome.
Ehe Sorbonne no attempt was
10 restrain the demonstrations.
Ecade bristled with American and
flags. and fully $4,000 persons
the streets and acclaimed Col
oosevelt on his arrival. With
X building enthusiasm was un-
III, the vast crowd in the amphi-
interrupting again and again
orms of applause as the speaker
Il the duties of individual citi-
in republic, scorning the
Id, cynics and idle rich, and
Lug the gospel Of work, charac-
III The strenuous life.
ri times he interjected obser-
p IN French. and after he had
y his attitude on the subject Of
|sjrights and property rights, he
El this in French, saying that
Ejtuted the crux of what he had
Fsnd he desired everyone to un-
la him.
|srords in this connection were:
Exposition as regards the money
|3rests can be put INTO few
|. In every civilized society prop
ashts must be carefully safe
IA Ordinarily, and in the great
|sy Of cases, human rights and
|Nl rights are fundamental, and
long run, Identical. But when
fay appears that there is a real
II between them, human rights
we the upper hand, for prop
tongs to man and not man 10
|, Auditors Impressed.
nde his auditors clearly renlize
considered Republican insti-
BILL on trial both in America
uce- The distinguished per-
occupying seats on the estrade
Iruded, besides tho denns of the
faculties of the university.
BRAND and his entire cabinet,
men as Leon Bourgeois, for
mier; Anatole Leroy Beaucaul,
OF the Institute of France:
'lnoarre, Jules Claretie, Gabriel
q, Marquis do Seguer, his
and Paul Desehanel, were evi-
mte as much impressed as the
h and other auditors in front,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24


Mr.. George King. Deputy Sheriff
Of Rensselaer, Co, y. Y. for years,
was wellknown merchant of Troy.
In a letter from No. 40 King ST,
Troy, n. y, he writes:
"Perma cured me from what the
doctors were afraid would turn into
Bright's disease, after had suffered
with catarrh of the bladder and kid
ney trouble,
"Peruna is blessing TO n sick
man. Eight bottles made me well
man and were worth more than 4
thousand dollars to me.
II cannot speak too highly of 1t.
It is now four years since I was
troubled, and I have enjoyed perfect
health since"
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of the rich, which, he said, substituted
rchesse oblige for noblesse oblige.
Continuing, M. Boutroux said that so
ciety does not owe happiness to NIL per
sons. but owes to all the possibility of
an honest. comfortable life. The man
without fortune should first work for
his family and with a fortune he should
work for the public good. TO devote
life to amassing gold was ignoble. 1t
was necessary to teach all the doctrine
Of work; to men of fortune the doctrine
Of work without remuneration.
We Place On Sale Tomorrow,
In our Removal Sale, our entire line Of
trimmed and untrimmed hats. Come
early Mehesy's, 156 Main st.
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Address Medical Department, The
Peruna Co, Columbus, o,
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not be kept high unless the standard
OF the leaders IS very much higher.
1T is we'll II large proportion of
the leaders in any republic In any de-
mocracy, are as matter Of course drawn
from the classes represented In this au-
dience today. but only provided that
those classes possess the gifts OF SYM
pathy with plain people and Of devo-
like you have received special advan
tages you have all OF you had the OPP
portunity for mental training; many Of
you have had leisure; most OF you have
had a chance for the enjoyment OF life
far greater than comes to the majority
OF your fellows. TO you and YOUR kind
much has been given. and from you
much should be expected.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-02-15
In All Parts of the State.

Joseph Myers, of Paulsboro, slipped
on an icy pavement and was injured.
Edward Stevenson, of Paulsboro.
while practicing basketball, was in
jured.
Gerard Williams, of Turnerville,
can answer the question as to whether
farming pays or not. In the past two
years he has cleared $4,000 year.
The Egg Harbor City Board of Ed
ucation elected DR.. Theodore Fl. Boy
sen medical inspector of schools at a
salary of $500 year.
Luther l.. Wallace. who has been
on duty in the Reliance Fire Com
pany's house. Ocean City, for FIVE
years, resigned.
In attempting to butcher bull JOS
eph Harris. of Millville, was pinned
against the side Of the pen and Sc
verely bruised
The Ladies Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian Church, Ocean City,
cleared more than SIS from chicken
and waffle supper
Reuben Edwards was horribly man
gled and killed when his team was
struck by an Atlantic CitE,express
train at Haddonfield. Edwards was
eeFentY years old.