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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
Nbgefeimte 8auernidnger
Grleidtcrn ben 9atban giifter um
16O IoQars.

3ipei abaefeimten Gttpinblern fi.l
geitern 4benb Natbun Ridter, BON
1851 proDibenee Strabe, gum Opfer.
9erIslbe bsfinbet iit crit isit etna
feds Wonaten i'm 2an6e uno 9ing nit
bem Gebonten um, ii6 eine tleine
syorm gu taufen. als er gsitern bic
Sliper Strdbe entlans iaritt, trat elm
Wann iiibiIhen 4euBsrsns auf i1n gu
unb 3eiate ibm 5fpei WsFingubren, cine
ebsniolts 5alstette, bret WsiIingrinse
uno Elm paar 5afmiS8idmuntobrrinae
uno bot ibm bisielben gum Sauf an,
nit Der grtidrung, er bruuhe bas
9elo, nm nah gbieago reiien gu tOnz
nen. Sn bieiem augenblit fam ein
anbersr Wann iiibiihen 4euBsrsn bin=
gu uno ertldrte, isin 8ruber lei sin
befonnter Sufpelier unb sr IeIbit Isi elm
Aenner BON 9iamanter UNI dnbersn
ShmudIa6en. Hadoem sr ii6 bic
Sa9sn anesieben, bemertte sr, bisi.lz
ben isien unter 8riioern minoeitens
$500 pertb.
2luf 8runb bieies Gutahtens faufte
Rt6ter ben ShunD fir $3.50, rporuui
Iit) bic beioen .9auner entferntsn.
Surge 3sit ipdter fano Ridter ous.
bab bic angeblihen 3iGmanter unD
GoIpIa6en nod teine 81 rpertb parsn.
Gr erftattets Qnseigs i'm poIi3eibouptz
quarter
Der Grocsr Greb. Sh0tt, so. 143O
Speamore Str.. fiel eeitern einem urs
alien Sdtpinoel gum Cqfer. Cir
unbe.anntsr iaufte spei geien DOR
ibn, bssablte NIT elmer ,3ebnooQarnot.
unb srbielt $3.50 beruus. Sm ndaItsr
4ugenblite fdnp er on ben setauFter
geien etpds aus3uieteu unb poIIt'
ben &auf riidednsig 3enaht babsn
Shott gab ibm Die 3sbnoouarnpts gu
rid, unb ct bdnbigte osm 9rocer Del
llexrIhub tpiebtr aus. Naaosm g
| iia sutfsrnt bate, mu6te Shott bi
Gntpeduns. bnb Der Satpinoler ihn
fiat Der $3.50 nur $4.30 3uritsesebsl
| hattie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06

Die Qeits oss an Samftas 4beno
beim 8aben i'm 5Iuiie, am Jube Der
,greeman 4penus. srtrunfenen 8 Sabre
aIien Robert uutb, bon Der Siioolt@
Gde Der 8. unp giun Gtrnbe, puroe
eeitern 0ormittas nohe 3aplors
port. Rp., i'm SbiofluB gefunben unb
aelonbet.- Coroner Wsurot bon Boone
Gouutp bielt einsn Jnqueit uno fano,
bob Der Enabs 5ufdlIis erirunten
nor. Die 2eihe puroe Johann nab
Ser bieiig.n Wtprsus gebroht, no bic
Muttsr. Grau Soa Wuib, bieIelbe
ibentifisirts. Der aeihenbeitatter 5.
Z. SuIIipan erIu4ts Coroner Goe um
einsn 1eerbisunsspermit. purbe ieoon
an Coroner Nsurat BON Boone gountp
perpisien. neil pieier ben Jnqueit abs
.oe9a!i<n bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
9leine VDli5einabri1teit.

- Sas. Manlep alias nato" 8ree5e,
Elm Der pplissi tpoblbefannter 5dI6ens
bieb, beFen Bib Iid in Der 8erbre6srs
gallerie aller grDBeren Stdbte oes 2dnz
bes befinbet, Duroe gsftern bon ben
Ge6eimpoliaiiten 9ueftlein unb pflug
an Der Gde Der Gsorge ctr. unb Geus
tral 4penue perbaftet unb ais Deroddz
tig einseIperrt. Sin 5rauen3immer,
tDefdss ii6 in isiner 9sfeQi4aft Bee
fano, entfdm.
= Der 33 Sabre alte Sobn Qn.
breips, bon SO. Alb Sit 13. StraBe,
purbe geitern in iinnlos betruntenen
3uitanbe in Der 2'6ommeDieu QasD
liegsnb. borgefunben unb na6 bem
!6oipital sebratt, mo- er unter Der Gin
pirfung bes n6umming 8irDs" feb.
balo feline 9eiinnung fpieoer geipann.
- Maggis Mepsrs, bon go. 924
Gin Strabe, iibergab elmer unbetonnz
ten Hegerin aleibungsitiide ETC., i'm
Wertbs bon $50, gum Waf6en. Die
Rsserin IieB iiA ieitbsm nidt tpisosr
bllden.
- Dem 5. 9. Sofge. bon 5inOlas
unb 2inn StraBe, puros eine Camera
i'm Werths bon SIS enttpenbet.
- Gin ginbre6er itattete seiterr
4benb bem 3immsr bes Sobn Gaien
an Der Siiboitede Der George unbJobr
Strabs, einsn geIud ab unb entpen:
bette $15, pel6e i'm 8ette Oeritett lpos
rem.
- Sin Giubreder brang in bsl
Sonntag Raht our6 eine Seiten:
ibiire in bic 4potbste beg Com. 2beiI:
fling, an 9ilbert QDenue uno 2inr
Strabe, Elm uno entDenoete $40 du;
bem Cab RsgiItsr.
- Rsal Warttn, Elm 40 Sabre ults1
qrbeitsr, bon go. 221 Sit 5ront Str,
tpuroe geftern abenb gsgen 9 ubr al
Der pearl unb gutlsr Strabe BON Ell
rem unbetannten Wann, obne alIe Ser
anlaFung nit einsm aniippel iiber Der
Sopf gsihlagen unb erlitt cine tieF
Wunbs on Der Stirne. Sein 2ngrei
fer bepertitelliste feline Tluht UNI
Wartin ipurbe mad benz 9oipttdl &c
bratt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
QerionalV oti3eu.

5err Clarence 4bler, Der
beiannie uHo bodtdlentirte pianiit, 1T
aus Der Sommerfriide suriidsetebrt.
5err Qoler bat bic 6uHbstage on Der
auite bon Retp Seriep Derbraht.
Sm 4lter BON SO sabren tpurbe am
Sonnias 4benb 5err 4uguitu II 8
aapier, ITO ainnen 2lpenue. aus
bieier 3eitlihteit abeeruieu. tpelhe
Rahrit. in ben arsii.n feiner dusgez
bebnten getanntihdft iiher NIT aufs
rihtigem geileio aufsenommeu ipers
ben tpirb. benn Die berporrasenben
menihlihen gisenfhuftsn bes 8eritorz
benen batien ibm bic tpeitssbenbItsu
Spmpatbien olIer ibm nGber Steben.
ben 5u eriperben s.uubi. Der 3rausr.
gottesoienit finbet am Wittpoh Ruhs
mittug, 2 llbr, in Der SeottiIb Rite
Gatbcbrale itatt.
Jn fpeiteiten beutiden areiIen ipiro
nit aufrihtisem gebnuern bic Runbs
bon xm Mbleben bes 6errn Bart
bolb Meper aufgenommen perz
ben, Der seiiern Mitiag i'm Niter BON
68 Sabren in ieiner Wobnuns, go.
3610 War1atp Npenue. zines unertpar.
ie!tn 7obes peritarb. gu bomburs
geboren, iiebslte Der geritorbene sus
nGhis nab W.mpbis. 1enu.. uber unc
lam bonn ols 3ipansisidbriser naG
Cincinnati, mo- er Bis gu ieinem 1oDs
anfdiiia blisb. Dier3is Sabre lang
mar er uls Buhbolter BEL Der 5irmu
2obmonn Sons tbGtis, bis Ct iih 20,
mehreren Johren sdnsli4 Don Der Be.
ruflihen 1bdtisieit 3uriid5os unb nu,
feiner G<innbbeit lebte. Sur Defti.
gung berielben unttrnabm er aud
nebrere Reifen ndh sJlorion unb Gu
ropu. Homentlidb in beutihen Der
einssreifen bate Der Dabinseihieoen,
cine 'reine Wirtfamtsit entfultet. VI
mar Mitslieo bes friibtren Sunstr
NadnnsrHors, bes 0ermonia Winner'
Gors unb Wsitgriinber bes Gintinnat
Wuiispereins. Al4 Der Deiitf fher
Yroteftontif9en airte BON price Oil
geb0rte er ols eifriges unb tbdtigel
Gemeinbemitslieb an. mar in friiberei
Snbren pr6iibent berielben unb bal
ieiner 3eit ben 1if1mdnn'fhen gdu
ntrtin griinben. Der lob fam plOb
lim unb uneriportet, benn iDenn aud
6err Dleber f9On felt lGngerer Sci
an <intm 6er3leiben lnborirte. 70 mo-
mdn bod teintsress ouf bos Gintrtte,
BEL G9Iimmfien bDytereit<s. Oi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
Shuei,sr Uiauuerhor.

Der Sdpeixr Wdnner9or psrans
Italtet ON Sountas, II. September,
in ReseutbdIs part. Gopiretpn. iein
pienic. Pi9t nur bic anoerRSdpeis
ger 0ereine. fonbsrn aud Diele anoerer
RationoIitGt peroen ii9 an benz 5eit
beibeilisen. bds nit GROCER umiidt ar
ransirt norben 1T uno alien 3beil=
nebmern s.rpiB persniigte Stunoen
brinaen ipiro. Die Shfpeiserfdneer
iperoen aud nit ibren idoniteH 2iez
bern dufuarieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
eokal.Derid)l
GntfetfiGe Grasooie.
Nntter mnb brei ainSer crtrinfsn TIM
giding.
Gine permmsliidte Aabnfabrt forocrf
bic cpfcr.

Gin Uergnugun9sidg, psh pt
Samili, bes William Deimel, elnss
ano,itslIt.n Der Tspport Boiling yslli
Co.. So. 528 Weit 8. SiAbe, sseius
port, i'd, fir sefern auserlebn bate,
enbeie oIs 1rauertas. Die Jluiben beg
qidinafluiIes perlhlangen feline Satin
Waaaie Teimsl, 35 Sabre alt uno
brei ieinsr ainber, Warp 10, Gthel a
unb RoIella Dsimel 2 Sabre alt. Das
foiiae neim Der 9simeps mar seitern
Mbenb Elm 6ous Der 5rauer. Gs ers
forberte aipei qerate. um ben itpsr
bsimseiuhten Munne 5u berubissn.
Der pier isinsr 9ieben 10 jdb perlorsn
bat. Dor msbreren 1asen beihfob
Dtim.l, nit Isiner Jrau, Safe Jriso
nnb Shipsiter 2ena Jrieb, BON DBL
ainoiop Strab.. am arbeiiertose cine
1lubpartie gu MAIDEN, nm bann duT
Or. 5elmboIb's 5orm einen psrsniis'
ten 9og su perleben. Sie btftieesn
cine srobe -SoIe4 unb fuhrsn
ob. GATE Jri.b. feline Gattin uno lein
IL Sabre alter SObn albert Griso,
Wm. GeimeI, Qena yrieo. Jrdu Dei=
mel unb ibre flint ainber Soeaa II.
Worie 10, Gbna 8. gtbel 4 nno Roz
isIla Geimel 2 SABRE alt. nabmsn an
her Bootfabrt tbeil. Die 0eieaihdft
perlebte einsn D.rsniigten Gag auf osr
eendnnten sarm. als bic Sonne iit
gum untergans neigte, traten iie bic
6eimfabrt an. MlIes sing gut bis bas
Boot bic rRiffIss" an Der 3bre. Wile
greei, oberbaIb Der g. unb q. Bride.
erreihte. Jrieb unb 0eimel rubertsn.
ssnfolge Der iidrfen ResengiiiI. 1T Der
Stub ongeIdtpollen uuo oieSiene islbi.
fir aepanbte Rubtrsr sefdbrlif. 5risb
uno Deimel iabn iebr balo, oab 'ie iif
nit 3tpei Jrau.n unb feds biililoien
ainbern in einsr mibliden Gage be-
fanpen. pl0Bli9 perloren lie bic aona
trolle unb bds Boot ihlug um, biz
stbn SniaTen ins WaTer ihleubsrno
sSrau sSrieb ergriif ibrsn Junsen uni
bielt ii4 nit ber anb.ren Sano ON
8oote fefi. Gs selans ihr aud. Joeao
Geimel su srfaiIen. Die Str0mune
trieb iie na9 bem Campbell gountr
Glubuf.r uno belt iie iid an ben her'
abbdns.noen Weiben feit. 6trr Griaf
fhromm ibn.n 3u 6iilfe unb gelans q
ibm, he 3u retten. 6err Deimel erfabt
feline 1ohter Gbna unb brahte iie al
bds Campbell gountp llfer. Webrtr
anssitelIie Der 6. unb q. gifenbabn
bic auf Der Bride arbeit.teu, tnm:r
auf bic 5iilfrufe berbei uno brahtsr
brei perIonen in Siherbeit. Jral
Teimel unb bic ii6risen br.i Rinhel
ionnt.n niht mebr seiebsn iperben -
bie JIutben botten iie lsiber perihIun
gen. Die Qsihen ipurben biz iest nod
ni9t eefunben. 6err Deimel 1T m
folse bes llnsliids Der 8sr5psifIuns
nohe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
Seanttentuabl
0cs Gcntiden Mlla. 9roteit. @aiien'
Nercius.

Der 0erpaltunssratb bes 0euti6en
4nssmeinen protsitantiiden Waiienz
bauies belt seitsrn 4benb in bem
S9ullotale Der ct. Sobanuestirhe an
IL. uno Gin Ctr. eine anldblih bes
4blebens bes 6errn 9eorse Cornelius
bonn prGiioentsn Bern. 2eeter einbez
rufenen 9sriammluns ab, in nelher
elm aus ben 5erren paitOr Gilbert
Snmibt, gbdrIes Manner unb Gop.
Shrisfsr beitebenoes aommittse nit
Der Qbfaifung PATHFINDER 9rausrbee
i9liiIie sauftrast fpurbe. als gahrs
tuttrdssr tpsrben bic 5erren prdiis
bent Bern. aseter, Sobn DdihIer, pes
ter 2aque unb Sobn arud funsirsn.
0eorse Cornelius geborte oem Verz
ndltungsratb bes g8oiiennersins ieit
flint Sdbren als 5ruitee an.
8eitern Rodmittag fanb bic reselz
mdbise 8eamienpabl itatt. Gieislbs
eredb Tplgenbss Reiultot: prdiioent,
auguit Steiniamp; 9ic.prdiibsnt, $.
6. Rdbbe; prot.sSe.r., Sreo. Gudens
berger; 4H.Jin. .sSstr., 5.WruBmann;
5ruitss: peter 2uque, Gbas. 2id.ens
babf, ghas. Wunner, 2ouis 5ebntsr.
$. 8. Msper. abam 4nolsr J.Bram.
pelmeier, 5. SO. Rieoemann.
Gd bic 6erren 5. WrdmpelmeieI
unb +. W. Hiebemdnn Die gleife Nm
sabl Stimmen srbalten baben, pirt
Der gerpaltungsratb sntidsibsn, mel.
der bon ibneH alb 9ruItse gspdbI'
tporoen in.
4m ndditsn Sonntas finbet Die Ge:
neralDeridmmluns itutt. in tpelGer cs'
neuen 8eamtsn tniiulIirt tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06

MeQfee ipegen Morbongriffs elmer
Belle iiberlpielen ipurbe.
Ism. 8root, Elm SO Sabre alter ge>
ger bon go. 138 gGeit Court Strabe,
uno feline gfaiIsgenofitn Gillian Euis
IeQ, 22 Sabre alt, oon So. 140 Opera
glace, fD6ten gsitern an 2ongDDrtb
uno blum StraBe nit MeFern. 8eioe
truaen unbebeutenbe Shnittpunoen
bapon. Nadbem iie i'm 5ofpitdl Derz
bunben tporoen pdren, tpurben iie ps=
gen unorbentltden genebmens etn9es
Iperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
Sdwarse Mma,unen.

Gpo Goob 5a9es, sins Reserin DON
go. 1431 Central Qpenue, serietb se@
tern 4benb in mihsIion's WirthI hatt
an Der 6. unb Sobn Strabe NIT ihrer
RaHeenoiTn DiIlie Wc2lfee in Strett
unb tpurbe bon ihrer 8esnerin nit el1
nem WeTer bearbeitst. sic erlttt
Ihlimme Ghnittipunben i'm @elitt
unb an ben 6Gnoen uno puroe nab
bem 1pfpital se6raat. pabreno bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
eibesaI 8aperiider llnter. .8ereia.

Inter bem Vorilb feines prGfloenten
Saiob Slid fonb fi4 geitern Der libx<
raI Woperiine lnteritiibunes.0 .0trein
in Der Central 1urnbolle 81 einer Ges
f&dfigfsuns aufammen. in Der George
3itt ols G<tretGr finsirte. Muf Der
Aronienfife itnnben bier nnters
iiitungsbsbirftige Mitslieber. bentn
Dilfsoslber in 00be BON $18 bsiDinist
lpurben. Der Yrdiibent. Der olS Dele<
Aot beS Dereins bic Gtddts aonDtn>
iicn IN 0lrcn befuht battle. ttotttte ess
nen iur3en 1eriht iiber bic bort ses
3|Ipaentn Werbonblun9Fn db. bod
iourbe bie DtrleIuns bes offijie1en &c.
4kndteR Nerbonblunss profrfpls
0uf Ne n66fe Nerfammluua perf1os
~. Gu Numb fbreiben 6sS 0sat ten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
2Grtlite Treiluae.

Der 27 Sabre alte WaIdiniit 8rl.
Osborne bon so. 967 5ath StruBe
ipuroe geitern 46eno, on 5dblrelden
aontuiionen uno Sautab'furfitngeE
leioenb, DOm g., 6. &c 81. gahn9ofs
aus in patrolpagen go. 2 na6 benz
5oIpital gsbratt. Gr bebauptete, bon
mebrsrsn 5reunoen 10 ihltmm 5ugss
rihtet poroen gu ietn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06

9beaters lag Dor, tDurbe perlef.n uno
bic 9erfammIuns befhIoB, benz Inter
nebmtn naf M0glihteit Inter
itiibuns onsebeihen au laH.n. Die Gins
lahmen beliefen ftb auf So, pdbrenb
bic Nusgaben $21.70 betruaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06
Sdlaoelbrnh.

Der 43 Sabre aIts Juhrmann Gbas.
s5roble, bon go. l016 Dort StraBe,
fiel seItern aus elmer 5Obe BON 15 SUB
bon einem 0subooeu CUR 1enne binz
ab uno soa Iih cine 8erlebuns an Der
6iift., iotpie sinsn Shdbtlbruh su.
Gr purbe in patroIlposen 5 nah benz
5oipital s.braat. Sein 3uitano 1T
bgoentlid,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-06

lln6eiannte Rnaben i.eiteE ses
fern Rahmittaa seeen 4 usr beim
SpisIen cine nit Ssu belabeae Jraht<
car in grdno. Gin Nlarm BON Haz
ten 4s9 bra6te bic Jeuerp.br sur
SteIIe unp bic 9efabr ipuroe hele:tist,
nadnem elm Shaoxn bon S25 angsa
rihiet tpprben mar.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-28
LONG SEPARATION
ENDS IN WEDDING
SweetheartS AT School Are
Married After IS
Years.

CHICAGO, Oct. - thirty-fve-
year romance was ended when Georgi 1
A. Noe. of Marengo, Ohio, and Winifred
Brown, OF Morland, Kan. were married
here at the home of the brides nephew,
+. Z. Short.
Sweethearts IN youth. the two had
been separated by the sense Of duty
thai kept Miss Noe by her parents
side and later by the marriage Of her
sweetheart to another girl When free
dom came to each the interrupted
courtship was resumed and eliminated
IN their marriage. The bride IS fifty
three and her husband ffty-six
Miss Noe was a leader Of the young
people OF College Springs. Iowa. when
the romance began. Mr.. Brown at
tended school with her and they kept
company Tor several years. At last
he proposed. but was refused because
the parents of Miss Noe were aged and
she was needed 70 care for them.
Brown married another girl Of the
same town. Then he moved 20 Kansas.
He prOspered and now owns a farm
OF more than 1000 acres. Four children
were born and all are now men and
women. Miss Noe remained in College
yes 5 ago, and then went 20 Ohio %
live with a brother
Three years ago the first wife OF
Mr.. Brown died ana year later he
wrote a letter 10 his youthful sweet
heart and correspondence followed The
couple met at the Short home for the
first time in tWenty-fOur years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-28

TIZ acts at once and makes tired.
aching, swollen feet remarkably fresh
and sore proof
It's the sure remedy, you know, for
everything that gets the matter with
your fest. It's for sore feet and for
sweaty, Oad-sIaslling feet, and for
corns. callOuses and buniOns. too.
.FOr years have been troubled
with sore and tender feetg suffered
intense pains Have had the assis-
lance of physicians without relief. I
bought n box of TIZ, which worked a
perfect cure, IL has with q great
many OF my friends. 1 would not be
without IL. All IL requires Is TO be
known 10 be universally used" A.
F. Dreutzers Chicago
TIZ is not q powder Powders and
other foot remedies clog up the pores.
TIZ draws out all poisonous exUda-
lions which bring on soreness Of the
feet. and IS the only remedy that
does TIZ cleans out every pore and
glorihes the feet-your feet
You'll never limp again or draw up
your face IN pain, and you'll forget
about your corns, bunions and cal
lousss- You'll feel like a new person
TIZ Is for sale at all druggists, %
cents per box. OF Il viii be sent you
direct, II you wish, from Walter
Luther Dodge & Co, Chicago. III.
Recommended and sold by O'DOnneITs
Stores.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-28
COOPERATIVE STORE
OPENED BY FARMERS

SPOKANE. wash. Oct 3-The
Farmers Educational and Cooperative
Union. at Medical Lake, has formed a
consumers company. bought a store
stocked with groceries. provisions and
Earn implements and supplied each
Of IS 100 members with key TO the
establishment. the doors OF which are
open 10 the public.
There are no clerks, cashiers and
storekeepers: no goods are displayed
in the windows. neither are there any
handb3lls and catchy advertisements
20 tempt the housewife.
The store IS an experiment to reduce
the cos. Of living. Officers Of the or
gRniZatiOn believe that il is as natural
for a man 10 be honest as il IS FOR a
babe 70 breathe, and Il IS proposed to
demonstrate the truth OF the theory by
giving each member access 70 the stock
Of unguarded provisions. The man with
T-bOne steak appetite and his neigh
Dor, who cares only for dry bread and
olive oil have not yet come together.
One OF the officers explained that the
society has none Of the last named.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-28
EIGHTH OF AN ACRE
BRINGS HIM $162
Pennsylvania Farmer and Politician
Proves Lima Beans Good
Planting.

COOPERSBURG. Pa, Oct &.-From
an eighth Of an acre Of lima beans on
his truck farm in Upper Saucon town
ship, Lehigh county, Albert r. Rim,
former deputy clerk Of quarter sessions
and candidate for assembly, has had an
income OF 1852 thus IA. The total area
OF his lima bean patch is two and one
half acres, but accounts were kent from
an eighth of an acre 10 discover II The
raising Of beans would prove profitable.
Mr.. Rim faTmed so successfully that
his bean patch attracted the attention
Of experts Of the Department OF Agri-
culture, some of whom came on here 20
inspect it They took special note Of the
soil, which is rich, sandy loan. and also
inquired about the fertilization and man.
neT Of cultivation.
The eighth Of an acre is a fair sample
Of the patch. the total income from
beans so far having been about $3.50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-28
WARTIME COMRADES
TO BE PALLBEARERS
Farragut Post, G. A. R., Will Have
Charge of Funeral Services
for B. F. Graham.

Intimate acquaintance Of many years
and wartime associates, have been Sc
lected to act as pallbearers for Benia-
min F. Graham, master of the Eastern
Market, and a past junior vice COM
mander Of the Department Of the Pouo-
mac g. a. r.. who died yesterday
morning at bis home, 1852 Tenth street
northwest, after a lingering illness.
They are.
Seymour Bunyea, David Parker. Con
Wis Parker, James Jones. or the Met
ropolitan Police: c. b. Van Ness. and
Charles Scott Honorary bearers are
Colonel Haskell, and William Hoover
The funeral services will be held to.
morrow morning ar 10 o'clock ar the
family residence The Farragut Post. OF
the G. A. r.. viii have fun charge OF
the services both at the residence and
at the grave The Rev. A. II. Thompson
viii Officiate and burial will be IN the
National Lemeterv at Arlington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-28
BIG GUNS TO BOOM.
DESPITE PROTESTS
Gen. Wood Sees No Reason
for Abatement of Artillery
Target Work.

Complaints from various sources have
been received by the War Department
against the discharge Of heavy guns at
the coast artillery stations. II is claimed
that serious damage TO private prop
erty has resulted. and great annoyance
to the residents in the neighbOrhood of
the Notifications
Artillery officers, however, have gone
on record against discontInuance Of the
practice, and have taken the position
that there is no serious ground for the
complaints.
Major Gen. Leonard Wood, chief OF
staff, has reviewed the papers in the
case. and has recommended that there
be no abatement OF the firing OF heavy
guns. He does not believe an investiga-
ton Of the alleged damage done to priv
ate property Will justify a discontin-
ance Of the use Of big guns for target
work.
To suspend the target practice al
those forts against which complaints
have been filed. would seriously impair
the efficiency of the coast defenses, is
the opinion Of General Wood He de-
clares that to suspend artillery practice
would make It difficult 10 maintain bat
teries in a first-cIass condition
In this connection. General Wood to-
day discussed the wear and strain OF
continuous target practice upon the big
guns. He said that many of the heavier
pieces Of artillery were worn smooth,
and therefore rendered almost useless
| To replace these guns would entail enor-
nous expense on the Government.
When asked what provision had beer
made to remedy this. he said new lin,
! ings have been tried and have so far
proved satisfactory.
General Wood said the life of a coast
artillery gun was about 100 rounds. Dur
! ing heavy practice work. he said, X re-
quired only a short time 10 wear the
bore of q gun too smooth for accuracy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-28
BallooniStS In Peril When
America II Hits Tree
Tops.
BASKET IN BRANCHES
ABOVE THE GROUND
Efforts to Be Made TO Recover
the Big Gas
Bag.

MONTREAL, Oct. 2S.-That Alan r.
Hawley and Augustus Post. the heroes
of the st. Louis international balloon
race, had a narrow escape from death
or serious injury when their balloon,
the America II, crashed down on a
forest Of big trees in the woods Of
ChicOutimi district, Canada, was re-
vealed here today by Mr.. Hawley.
The death-daring aeronauts arrived
here from Quebec, and announced that
they would hurry TO New York. They
were warmly welcomed. Hawley said
he had employed trappers 10 recover
the America II, if possible It could
hardly be carried through the thick
underbrUsh, but he believed It could
be transported in big canoe or on a
raft.
Word also came from st. Louis that
the Aero Club there had commissioned
Lewis Spindler to organize an eXpe-
ditiOn for the recovery of the famous
gas bag
In Air. $1,000 Feet.
when we were forced to land by
the storm we were travelling at an
altitude Of 5000 feet" said Mr.. Haw-
ley. we were travelling about TWEEN
ty-five miles northeast of Lake st.
job nat the time. As we crossed over
what seemed 10 De Aahe we opened
the gas valve as far as II would go.
At an altitude OF 5000 feet we shot
down with great speed. The storm
was gathering. and as we looked
about we were alarmed to find there
was no available landing place be-
meath us.
'There was nothing TO DO but take
the brush. The tops OF the tall trees
doomed up in a menacing manner be-
meath US. In about two minutes we
struck the top Of the forest Tc ease
the fall 1 threw out a bag of ballast
and We Immediately began 70 ascend
again AS we started up 1 used the rip
ping panel as last resort. and all the
gas escaped with a rush. We were
carried at terrific speed over the tree
tops for few hundred feet, then the
balloon caught in the branches.
Trees Eighty Feet Tall.
we We're dUmfOunded as we looked
over the edge Of the basket and saw
that the trees were about eighty feet
tall. The basket crashed down through
the branches, but stuck about twenty
feet above the ground. There we were
trapped in midair. We held fast to the
ropes, fearing that another gust OF
wind would seize the bag and whirI Us
into new danger"