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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
THE AVIATION FEVER.
Prizes TOtalling s2ib,OOo - long
Flights Proposed-The Possibility OF
Airships.

New York, June 2.-Ayiation prizes
totaIing $215, 900 are either now stand
ing on are about TO be put on. Today s
dispatches show several notable addl-
tons to the rich rewards recently offer
ed for aerial conquests, and If the
craze" keeps up few days longer 1t
is probable that tOday's total Will be
largely increased.
That the possibilities of the aeroplane
are practically unlimited is shown by
the tentative conditions that surround
some of the prizes. The longest flight
proposed is that from New York to St.
Louis. or from St. Louis to New York,
though this does not appeal to the
Imagination any more than the pro-
posed triangular fight from Indianap-
Oils TO St. Louis, TO Chicago, and thence
back TO indianapolis, distance OF 600
miles. for which it is proposed TO raise
a purse of $4,000.
These rich prizes are arouslng as
great enthusiasm for aviation IN tins
country as has been manifested III
France where aeroplanes are almost as
common rs automobiles.
Even the Wright brothers, who here
tofore have held aloof from contests,
indicate a desire to enter for the flight
between New York and st. LOUIS
Glenn Curtiss. winner of the Albany to
New York $4,000 prize will try for
several of the new prizes, as will Cliff
Harmon. Charles X Hamilton, }. C..
Mars, Charles F. Willard and others
who have won renown as ayiators.
Louis Paulhan, who has more dar-
ing achievements to his credit than any
other aviator with the possible excep-
ton of Glenn Curtiss, may bring over
his Farman bi-plane with which he
won the $50, 900 prize for his flight
from London to Manchester, and 90
after the big stakes on this side.
The terms agreed upon for the New
York to Chicago flight provide thai
the trip shall he made in y hours
the contestants to have as many stops
as desired. The same pilot must re-
main in charge of the aeroplane
throughout the Tip.
The flight must be made between
August / and November /.
The Wrights have indicated that a
week should be allowed for the New
York st. Louis flight with at least SIX
sfons permitted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
Freight Trains Collide.

Philadelphia, June 2.-One trainman
was killed and a sec, MI seriously iniur-
ed in a crash between two fast freight
trains on the Philadelphia division OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in
Coon's tunni at Darby todly. Tie
fireman of the east bound train, Balti-
more man, named Reynolds, died on
his way to this city on an engine. The
brakeman was seriously injured but
may recover. The wreck was caused
by lumber that became loosened and
iutted out from the rear Of the west
bound freight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
New York Stock Market.

New York, June wall street has
apparently determined to show the
country that it does not fear the anti
railroad movement Of the administra-
ton. The big interests in the street
today began boosting the prices Of
stocks.
Early today stocks declined from l
to points on heavy selling by the
timid, Then the inlereft" began
dumping into the market great buy
ing orders, brokers evidently being
tJld to take all offerings to bolster up
prices On such orders the early losses
were made up, especially in industrial
issues.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE2, 1910
rHR GAzErTE i'm NEW ATTIRE.

The Gazette appears today IN new
dress and in an enlarged form. 1t now
has thirty-two columns and rs larger
than AT any time in its history. Likeall
papers which began their career at the
close Of the revolutionary war, ITS dlmen-
sions at first were exceedingly small.
While il survived its infancy and slow
" grew into vigorous manhood, many
paners cotemporaneous with it wither-
ed and finally expired in their Swad-
ding clothes. The career of the Gazette
has occasionally been alluded to at the
beginning of new year, aud 1t need
only be mentioned that the paper SIM
DIV renews its youth, and is showing
the age and body Of the times as 1t
has done during nearly a century and
a quarter
The present enlarged form OF the
Gazette has been rendered necessary by
the demand upon its advertising
columns as well as the increased space
needed in order to give the general hap
penings of the world at large and also
more extended accounts Of all the trans
actions in its home city.
1t will be seen that while certain
changes in headlines have been adopted,
there has been no material departure
from the style which has ever impaired
an individuality to the Gazette Sen
sat,onal and misleading headings are
tiresome to a great majority of readers
who want the news and have no interest
In ,xe1- fIesds" over unlmportant
event. The Gazette, by following the
even tenure of its way, is able to give
more of the bulb and less OF the stalk
of what is going on.
The advertisement department OF the
Gazette is more deliberately furnished
al present than ever before. 1t will be
seen that the most modern faces OF
type. in series, have been procured, and
the publishers are prepared to dupll-
cate almost any advertisement which
may appear in the daiies OF the larger
cite. and thus accommodate all VIII o
offer their isyors
With the new and miscellaneous as
sortment of the most useful and attrac-
tive display and body type borders
etc. the Gazette is now prepared to
publish advertisements of any style or
size.
The publishers, with the increas ed
space at their command, will be en-
abled to present the news OF the world
as we'll as much interesting miscellany,
and. will always devote especial atten-
ton to local matters and everything
that is in any way Of material interest
to Alexandria. It's local department
makes the paper Indispensable to all
classes of Alexandrisns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
Thinks speeding Public Menace.

Richmond, Va, June 2-State Health
Commissioner E. G. Williams thinks
that the automobile endurance runs
which are becoming more frequent IN
Virginia are serious menace to the
safety of the people OF the State and
urges all local authorities, municipal
and county, to see that the laws regard
ing automobile speeding are enforced.
Following personal observations made
here Saturday and Sunday, while an
endurance party from a nearby city
was travelling roads in and around
Richmond, DIR. Williams held con-
ference with Mayor Richardson and
Chief Of Police Werner in regard to the
unlawful speeding Of members Of the
party in the city. Later Dr. Williams
gave out the following statement:
Il am conYinced that tlre practice of
automobile speeding is a serious men
ace to the safety of the people of the
State. Men are travelling the roads to-
day at a speed which is contrary to the
law and dangerous to the people who
are driving in private conveyances.
The State law on the subject is explicit
and all officers should see that it is
resolutely enforced in behalf Of public
health and safety. This dangerous
speeding is confined to few automo-
biists who bring disrepute on all those
who drive cars. The innocent are con
fused with the guilty and are held re-
sponsiblc for accidents which they try
to avoid. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
Race Coronation Cup.

EPSON Downs, England, June q
The race for the coronation cup, worth
5000, was won today by i. Winan' 5
Sir Martin, with J. Lowry's Bachelor 5
Double second and W. Raphael's
Louviers third. The race was over the
famous derby course. Sir Martin is a
Kentucky bred four-year old and was
sold to Winans by John f. Madden
for $50, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
Automobile Race.

Berlin, June 2.-One hundred and
twenty-one automobile started today on
the Prince Henry endurance competi-
ton to be run during the next seven
DAYS over a 1,2O0-mile route all within
Germany. The start was made in Der
lin and the finish will be at Hamburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
Sent TO Asylum.

Berlin, June abraham Fer
weiss, the Polish Jew who yesterday
threw zinc pot filled with beans at the
crown prince as the latter was return
ing to the palace after reviewing the
grendier guards was today sent to the
insane asylum at Dallori.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
COURT OLE APPEALS.

Yesterdays proceedings before the
Court Of Appeals at Wytheyille we're;
Stonega Coke and Coal Company VS.,
Neece, argued and submitted.
Old Dominion s. 5. Co. VS.. Flanary
and Company, argued and submitted.
Next cases to be called: Virginia
Iron and Coke Company, vs.. Bond;
Cincinnati Coal Company, VS.. Viess;
Phoenix Insurance Company vs.. Sher-
man; Boiling at al, VS.. Mullins; Suther-
land VS.. PeOple's Bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
sinking of Transport Indianapolis.

Manila, June 2.-The United States
army transport Indianapolis sank to-
day in twenty fathoms Of water Is miles
outside the harbor Of Corregidor Island.
The vessel struck a log and went down
rapidly. All on board took to the life
boats and not single life was lost, the
adYices say,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
HOUSE
Aviator's Mishap,

Calais, France, June 2.-Charles
Stewart Rolls, an English aviator, got
his machine in readiness early today
for another attempt to make a round
trip flight across the English channel
without stop. He started to make such
a fight few days ago, but his ma
chine failed to work properly and he
had to aIight before getting to the
channel,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
DIED.

At the residence, Dis north Fairfax
street. Thursday morning June ,, 1910
Mrs. MARY 4. WOODFIELD, 81 years
old, wife OF the late VIM. Woodlield and
daughter Of the late RObt. Tomlin
Funeral notice later, - Washington
papers please copy,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02

Lame shoulder is almost invariably
caused by rheumatism of the muscles
and yields quickly to the free applca-
ton OF Chamberlain Liniment. This
liniment is not only prompt but effec-
tual, but in no way disagreeable to use.
Sold by w. F. Creighton and Richard
Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02

Marriage without love is almost crim'
inal in the eyes of President Taft, as he
outlined his views on woman'S sphere
before the graduates of Bryn Mawr
College. Pa. today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
D h IEE a M -C-lONFEDERATE

10 4. LEE CAMP. CONFEDERATE
N. VETERANS, are ordered to meet
at their hall FRIDAY, June Sd, at p.
m. in uniform and badges TO attend
a reception by the Ladies of the Seven
teenth Virginia Chapter on the ami
versary Of the birthday of President JEFF
ferson Davis.
W. a, sNfoOT, Commander
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02
Big Bargains in
Shoes, Slippers
Infants and ChiIdren's Shoes
and Slippers in Tan

ana clippers IN L an
Patent Leather and Vici; sizes
to IL, were soc to use.
sale price, 39c
Children's Slippers in Red. Tan.
Gun Metal; sizes 2 IL to o,
were 65c to z5c. sale price 49c
Children's Tan and Red. wedge
heel; sizes 4 to 8. were soc to
$l.lO,sale price, o9c
Patent Leather Pumps and Vamp
Kid Top OxfordS; sizes 8 IL to
IS Ia, were 400 and $l.25.
sale prize, 69c
Misses Oxfords in Patent and
Vici; sizes 9 to 2, were 500
and $50. sale price. 69c
One lot of infants shoes, slightly
imperfect. were soc to 800.
sale price, use. 35c and 39c
Also Big Bargains in Mems. Youths.
Boys and Ladies Shoes and Slippers
A special sale of Mating at IL I-2c
up. One lot Mating Rugs, the kind
that sell for 75c, sale price 43c.
S.. Bernheimer & CO.
200 King ST., Alexandra, Va.
je PAT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02

WHILE the United States govern
ment does not propose to enter INTO
any controversy as to the prOpriety OF
Mr.. Rooseyelts speech in London
in which he criticized the
British government in Egypt, it does
not hesitate TO allow it to be under
stood that Mr.. Roosevelt is no longer
IN the employ of this government as
D special ambassador or any other
capacity, and it does not propose to be
held responsible for any saying or
ction of his at any time Mr. Roose-
'elt has had a skyrocket career, and
many people believe that he is by no
means the great man his worshippers
believe him to be. The next time the
United States selects him TO represent
he country in any public manner 1t
: to be hoped that he will receive in
,tructions in biblical language-to be
swift to hear but slow to speak. That
MS course on Monday is Notifying to
he people he represents is apparent.
~----------------------'-'--
THB action of the Supreme Court of
he United States in ordering that the
tax case be reargued is the
occasion of the utmost disappointment
o the administration, as it doubtless Is
o the numerous corporations which
viii be obliged to pay a tax the CON
titutionality of which they gravely
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02

gators found
mage in the
did in the
they should
ssion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-06-02

1000 in military
20. 900 for the
] have been an
..gOVernneDt.
&gresses and
have come
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
1aaIides Gineinnasr gDlfsbIa retas H. Sebraar 1910.

srauerbauIs, go. 2oo5 Gin StraBe,
aus itott.
Wlit aufrihtiger 3rduer nirb in
Deiten Rreifen bic auuoe bon benz Q6s
lt6en BON 1tau Rdrolind u D a g.
ner, qe6., lei1tle, pernommsn pers
ben, bic i'm ioeber Dollen>etsr ST. Sc.
bensidbre bic Qusen gum etptgen
5hlummer fhlob. Die Gnti6IaFens
mar bic WittiDe beg ibr Dor 3e6n Sab
rem in ben gob poraufge9anoenen be-
funnten gioniers 6srrn IObias Waqe
ner uno binterldbt an QngebOrtgen eli
men Sobn, Der Bel Der IhDeren S6ids
talspriifung, bon Der er beimgeIuht
tpuroe, Der innigiten 33eilnabme pers
fitert iein bari. Die 8eer0tgung fin.
bet 6elte 9ornittdg I'M 8e6u ubr bon
Der aapelle oes Spring 8rooe 5risb.
| bofs aus itatt unD gaitor 8. q. 81
| Ienlobr tpirb Die 5rduerfeier letten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
Rleine Ypliseinabribtem.

- 3pei 8eidGftsleute an Central
4penue fieIen am MittrDo6 2tbeub iOs
qenQnnten Short huuge" -Shpinos
lern gum Spfer. 6err Iom. Wtullen,
bon go. 1870 Central Nbe., tpuroe um
$5 unb Gam. 8arringer BON No. 1866
Central Qps. um S4 geprellt.
- Nus Der Dobuung oes Sobr 81.
Glart in Qtnpppp puroen in Der Wtttts
mod Raat Don gtnbreaerH $14 sut'
penoet.
- 8ate SurIep, bon gtp. 608 Gurs
ltsls Qps., bate fi6 in I9perberuuihs
tenn 3uItarbe in bic Ct. 8apiers-&irhe
beqeben uno BEL anberen &trdenbeIus
hern ourd tbr 9enebmen 4nitoB er'
regt. sic tpurben tpegen 5runtenhe;t
stnesiperrt.
- Sin unbstanuter, aueeniheinli6
geiitesgeitDrtsr Wlann in mtttIerenSab-
rsn puroe gsItern BON ben Poli3iiten
Meinede uno Sano bem 9Dipttal iibers
pisien. Die S5oeutitGt oes Potienten
lieB ii6 nod uift feItitelen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
IdDtnng, SfatipieIer.

s5iir bic 5reunbe bes sblsn Sfatipie.
les pirp ii6 binnen aur3em bic 9ele.
e.nbeii sur 5beilnabme an einsmSsat.
5ournisr bietsn, benn bic Stattunpi.
gen. bic In Der leBten 3eit bic Wuiienl
Grhange, go. 1907 gine Strabs, 5u
ibrsm 6auptauartier erioren ba6en,
ipollsn am u. Jsbruar in Der Wluii.
cal Grdanse Elm srcBes Stata5ouE.
nier peraHft1lttn.
Wlit ben 0orbereitungsn III elm
Rommiltes betraui lporbsn. an oenen
Spite Der betannte yurnIsbrer 5err
Or. Gufs1p gdftsin itebt unb bieits
acmmittee ipirS in Der umiihtisiten
WeiIt ale arrangements treffsn. Gs
iperben i'm gansen iiebsn rperthpolle
preiis sur Dertbeilurg stlansen uno
bsr Gintriitsprsis III auf sinen DOLE
lar pro perfpn onstiest iporben. bod
miiHtn 4nmeloungen bon 1htilnehs
mern Biz ipdteitens gum 10. Gtbruor
In Der MniieaI grhones sema1t fpers
ben. Ep1tere Mnmsibuneen iountn
unter teinen llmitdHben btriidfihtist
iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
Smrnaebran,tte Cimcinnas
tierin
Dit ihrem 6aian pom Saltcn III tt'
uem 6bitagper SOtel iiberralbt.

.QlIo oas mutteIt 7u mir anthun,
iul;e, tpie aus C9icogo
qemeIoet pirb, Sarrp geper aus Glnz
ctnnati, aIs sr istnen friiberen 6rcuno
8. 8orbon Mepers geitern i'm 5otsl
RenIu in gbtcugo nit ietner Satin
Morgarst6a 8epsr aus Cincinnati
iiberraihte.
rGs lit bas erits MaI," eripioerte
5rau Gepsr. am gan3en a0rpsr 5tts
ternb.
so Elm aerl biit 9u ulio," rebete
nun 8eper oen e6emdligen Jreuno an
.Quf mein @Ort, es 1T bus erite
Wal, bdB stpas oerurtiges poIItrt lit
Sarrp, es tbut mir lsio, oas 1T aues
mas id iaesn tann."
.9er6often Sie bic 8eiben," puRott
ii6 9sper iest On Die betoen i'm be:
qleitsnben 8stetttDs bon Der 9drrt:
ion goIi3eiitatio
Die 8eieqftaft beitieg oarau
I6tpeigsnb ous DOR bsm 6Otet parteu
be Nutomobll. sUIut Su mt1 nuI
Der S6anbe ausIesen uno Die So6t
Der Seffsntlihteit prsisgsbsn?" fragt
frau geper ibrsn Wann, al5 man du
Ser Station argsfommen mar.
.Tas bait 9u ales 6ereits isIbit Be
iOr1t, Gu boit DID ieIbit entehrt,
mar bic anttport-
8sper bate oas 9aur bon Ginctn
nati aus unbeobdhtst perfol9t I'M
psrnulabte beTen 9erbuftung.
Dus paar bate 3immsr 134 be
Sotsls besogsn uno ith i'm Jremoen
BUD ols Tann unb 5rau eingetrager
Der betrogsns 9atte Ioa ipdter IeIbi
nab sinsm giirgen tslspbonirt haber
Ulepsrs ioQ Elm 6anolurgsretienoe
| Isin, Ssrdu 9eper trug elegante Soi
lstts. Rd6Torihungsn bier in GInctr
nuti habsn erseben, ouB tetuer oer8er
ers oDer Wtepers auf bic Don gbicdq
| 1elisFsrte geihrsibunq Der on Der u
fairs getbsiligtsn pabt. Sepenfal
| fnb bic Qaneu fiugirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
Webitrten.

sSobn nnb 4lma Wopper, 252o
9setman Gtrdbe, elm Gnabe.
Daniel uno aillie 9ieB, 1861 9ulz
Ian Strabe, Elm anobe.
pstsr unb augufta Weibel, 30l5
MoosDooo 4p., Elm ana6e.
5ranf unD 2lnna Weit, 308 Sit
Jront Strabe, Elm Wdo6en.
Senrp uno soa Jrantsnitein, 525
Sit 13. Str, Elm Wdohen.
sSobn Bernard uno Wlagpalend
0oepter, 1882 Draper Str, Elm anabe.
i0enrn unb emma 8oarharo, 1109
sSinblap Ctr, Elm anabe.
Gnparo unb 8iola Deu3ler. 4705
6amilton Qp., Elm Wido6en.
Ulorris uuD 8aiilie Susman, 1917
Central 2lp., Elm anabe.
Better uno Barbara 5arher, 1906
Gin Str, eln anabe.
abolf uno Glisdbstb GrHia. 1893
Geft Str, Elm mdDhen.
So6n una G1ie Weainnep, 515
gamoen Qp., Elm Mdofen.
Soispb unp Carrie Bipier, TIA Ia
pio Strabs, Elm anabs.
| 5raut uno Gillian 5reeman, 99e
9araorome Str, elm Gnabe.
goparo unb Wtamie We8onalo
1895 S6ierpaiorb 4p., ein Uidohsn.
Bernard unp Carrie glasgsns
1112 Yort Strabs, Elm anabs.
| Gaion unb Gillian Smith. $685.
5anlor Ctr, Elm Gnube.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
@enukreiben Nad)itittag
g.rIebtsn e.itcrn bic Dliiglieosr bee
slIlssmeiutu guhfommittres Der
giih0H. Wstbooiiieu Girbs.

Ginen iebr intersiTanten Nd6mittug
perlsbteu 9eiteru bic Wfitglieoer Deg
gu6tommittees Der gIz
it6flihen Wstbooiitsnsairhe, ous ges
aeupGrtig bier in SiBung 1T. Die
8tp0lf Serren, Rsbattsure Der OerItie'
osusn metbooi'tiiheu 3eitihrtften, uns
ternubmsn ssitern auf GinIuoung BON
6erru 9r. Sober, oem Yrdiioenten
oes 6ieiigen getbesoa SoipitaIs, cine
QutomobtIfubrt, an tpeI6er aud bic
giitGFe WaIoen unn Wioore tbeIlHabz
men. Die Ssrrsn fubrsn um bier llbr
Rdhmitta9s pom WetbpoiIt Boot Con-
Germ an Der 8iertsn Strabe ab unb
itattet,n 5usrit benz Bethesda 9oipttal
sinen gsiud ab.
lntsr Jiibrung BON Or. Sober
ma6ten bic Ssrren eineu Runogang
ourch bic psri6isoenen 9sbGuoe oes
6oIpitals, um bann ibre Sobrt nat]
oem prdttieen 8eueIungs6stm bes5os
ipitals 5carIst OATS in Clifton forts
3uieBsn, tpp ihrer no6 elmer Snipettion
ber RdumIidt.iten uuo Qnlaseu etn
opulentes MdbI barrie, oas ourh treffs
libs Reben osspiir3t tpuroc. glad Der
Wlablaeit purbe bic RIdte5r nah oer
Stapt onqstrsten uno um aat uhr
brahte Or. Sober feline 9dite mad
benz Granb SotsI, no bic ausDGrtiseU
Serren abaeFtiegen limb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11
Wasienball Der Edlwabea.

Der S6pdbiIae unteritiibuns
0erein riiftet fia fir ieinsn grobsn
bi.sidbrissu Ilastenbaa, Der auf
Samitag. II. 5ebruar, unberaumt
lporben III uno in Der Central 5urus
bale itattfinost. Die 5.itIiatetten
Der Sdpabsn .rfreuen iid fsit Sabs
reT zines Iberaus regen 3uipruhs,
ba man itets fiber iein tam, bab man
in portreifIifsr 9ei.llhuft ssmiiths
Ii6e unn g.nuBrsihe Stuuben pers
lsbt. Der bsurige gon piro in nieIer
6iniiht teine glusnabme biloen. oenn
bas riibrise aumrittee. beitebsno aus
ben Serren 2Lfreb Rstnbarot, Soc
Msib. Faper gertih. 5enrp Glpedlsr
unb 6enrn GrauB piro ni6ts unee.
than iaHsn, um ben Grfplg ots Bales
az iibsrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-11

teltlQfIe Oh Der ongeblihen 59eilunJss
polittt Der So5tdliften. nDieie 9erra
i6aften," bemertte er, gbrdu6eH te!He
9urge gu baben, 0uB mir ite iiberoo-@
t6silen tperoen. 0ieie NngItbaieR limb
2eute, bic einen Shubtarren beItBsn
uno nit elmer Gtfenbabu tonturrtren
poGen. Sie baben angit baOor. bah
mir ibnen bteIen S6ubturren Degneb@
men unD bic Gtienbabnen bufir ge6en
peroen. 9erartigs 8efiir6tungeu Itno
ubIolut unbegriinoet. Denu mir ans
RuDer tommen, mas in utht aQ5ufera
ner 3ett gang entfhieoen Der 5au ietn
tDirb, 10 tperDen mir bas 8elb, Dds
uns 8uFGqt, bo3u benuBen, nm itatt
6eere uno 5lotten gu urterhdlteH,
6eimitdtten gu bduen unD Sduleu 3u
errt6teu, oamtt bic tommenoe 8enerd7
tton 8elegenbeit er6Glt, iih in 9ebiib>
rsnosr DetIe fir ben &aupf un's
Odfein Dor3uberetten.
Oils 8orIiBsr fungirte In Der 8erz
iummlung 6err 6. 5utains, Der nit
elmer begeiitsrteu 4nipru6e 8ebs Do-7
itsllte. 2uBerbem mar oorber cine
aoaefte fir bic big ieBt ausitdnotg
eepeIeuen Gigurrenurbsitsrirneu elmer
hisIigsn SSirmu pon ben iungen Wtdos
den perI0nIicb aufgsuommeu uorbcn.
! iyerner trug Der 6erDe9b Ndnuertor
ourd 2iesberoortrdge gum 8eiammter=
! foInp nps 0lhenn5 hPi
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aampi swiIheu SullDOagen.

Gin 9ampf ouf 2ebsn unb Sob fan0
in oem Sofe oes Sames PoDers, an
Der Wapns uno Serton StruBe, 5tpis
fden 9uaboggen itutt. Der Suno oes
8m. Burns BON Diuton 9lace mar
5ufduig in ben Sof gelaufen. uIs bic
angstettste 8uIloogge oes Yopers ii9
losrib uno auf ben GinoriueIig Sua
itiirste. Burns perIu9te bic tpiisbens
ben geitieu gu trenuen, CAB jeood3 ben
8erIud auF, nu6bem sr in bic 5ano
gebiifen poroen mar. Der RaHpT
bQuerte orei Stunoeu unp euoete oa'
nit, oaB Der Suuo beg Burns tootgea
biiTen nurpe.
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atlanta perlaFen, als er ge4Ort babe,
baB feline Bidder bon einem 4uolteltr
unterTudt tperoen foaten. 5dus Hnz
standardization in ieinen guhern ge1
funcen porben Ieien, t0nnten Dieielben
nur ouf Srrtbumer unb 8erIe1en IN
ieiner 8u3fIbrung 3uriitgefubrt tper@
ben.
Die poli3eibeb0rbe bon 4tlanto,
rel9e iofort telegraphiif bena6rth@
tiat tpurbe, erpibsrte, oaB ihr nitts
BON benz 5aGe betannt lei. 5roBoeH
nirb Mlmanb nit Rutii6t auf 'etne
ausIagen in6oft gebalten tperoen, biz
nG6ere Nustunft ppn Der Itlanta'er
Boli3ei eintreffen ipirD.