davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17

has- received a let-
ter from A. p.
Mires of Modesto,
in which he writes :
"T1izp7o1I +ie
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20

case have been pleased with the
plan. This is the testimony OF all
fruit growers whom have heard
express themselves on the subject.
ct is bad plan, but there are
occasional cases where 1t has work
ed out well, according to the state
ments of a few. However, there is
little reason to grow two fruits in
q mixed orchard, and it should not
be done. Permanent and temporary
apple trees in the same orchard are
all right, and they may be planted
so, provided space enough is given
and the filters are cut out in good
time.
when / was in the Pacific north
west last year very carefully in
vestigated the facts as to the dis
lance apart of apple and other trees,
and as they actually stood and their
conditions as to growth, bearing and
state of the trees, and am fully con-
WINGED that my former opinion that
40 feet for permanent apple trees
and 20 feet for the filters is too close
and that so and 25 feet is better"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20

My advice is to plant no filters of
any kind, but to plant permanent
trees 80 feet apart"
Van Deman's Opinion.
Prof. Van Deman agrees generally
with Mr. Walden as to the inadvisa-
bility of planting filters, but the
eastern horticu1rur1st evidently
believes that 80 feet of space is not
enough for apple trees. In speak
ing of the subject of filters and the
space necessary for trees. he de-
clares:
"a part of my orchard was set
with peach trees as filters, and the
same distance was used as for the
part entirely in apple trees. This
part of the plan was a great mis-
take. The peach trees grew faster
than the apple trees and soon began
to injure them. They needed differ
ent tillage and spraying and proved
to be out of place in the apple or
chard. In addition to my own ex-
perience, it has been my privilege
to observe the facts of growing
peaches and apples together in many
sections of the country, and in no
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20
PROMOTER ON GRILL
Federal Grand Jury Summons Presi-
dent of Company in Pro-
posed Probe.

New York, June 20.-The state
ment that the government begun an
investigation of the 100000
group of DeForest Wireless Tele-
phone companies was Immediately
followed by the issuing of a sub
poena for James Dunlop Smith, pres
ident of the parent corporation, to
appear before the federal grand jury.
In Toledo, o., meeting of stock
holders was called by H. w. Lee,
of Chicago, who asked that the
Wireless Telephone company be
placed in the hands of receiver.
When the meeting decided to the
contrary, Mr.. Lee said:
Then / shall return to Chicago
and place all my proof in the pos
session of the postal authorities.
have affidavits and other evidence to
show that these wireless corpora
tons exist only on paper. They have
been promoted and advertised SIM
ply to make huge fortunes for gang
of swindlers 1t is time to call a
halt"
From other statements made at
the meeting it is estimated that the
residents of Toledo have lost more
than 100000 in Wireless Telephone
stock.
According to letters received from
other parts of the United States it
appears that a total of $3,000,000
has been harvested by the Wireless
promoters.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20
SOLDIER IN COURT
Man Charged With Assault Declares
He Is Innocent.

Seattle, June POT am not
guilty of this crime, but I'll plead
guilty to get out of it,
This was the queer plea entered
by Nathaniel Bledser, the negro SOL
dier charged with a criminal assault
upon Mrs. Amanda Redding at her
home at Interplay, when called upon
to plead today.
do l understand" said Judge
Yakey, that you are not guilty of
this crime-that you did not COM
NIT it-but you want to get off easy
by pleading guilty?"
That's it," answered the negro.
Crawford White, appointed by the
court as attorney for Bledser, broke
into the conversation with the fol-
lowing statement:
Your Honor, this negro thinks
that if he pleads guilty he will get
a short sentence in the Jail and will
be out in a few months. He keeps
telling me that he does not want to
stay in Jail until fall. I have re-
peatedly told him that your honor
would probably sentence him to not
less than 10 years in prison, but l
can't make him understand it. I
believe that the only thing that the
court can justly do is enter a plea
of not guilty for him and put him
on trial"
Judge Yakey ordered that such a
plea of not guilty be entered. Bled-
ser will be tried in September or
Oofphpp
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Detroit, Mich, June 20.-An
event of more than ordinary i'm
portance to the commercial interests
of this vicinity is the opening tonight
of Detroit's first Industrial exposi-
ton. The exposition grounds are on
the Detroit river, where a huge ex-
position building has been erected to
be used in conjunction with the large
Wayne Pavilion. Both buildings are
filled with displays illustrating the
wide extent and wonderful variety
of the manufacturing interests of
Detroit and the suburban cities.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-20
DISCUSS PLANTING
To FILTERS
Prominent Authoities Give
Reasons for Opposing
the Practice.

The practice of setting out ''fill-
ers" of apples, peaches or pears, al
though a common one in the north
west, is decried by many expert hor-
ticulturists. Filters or any sort are
subjected to criticism, but the GUS
tom of putting peach or pear trees
among apples is particularly opposed
by F. Walden, one of the best known
fruit growers in the Pacific north
west, and by E. H. Van Deman, the
head of the judges committee of the
last National Apple Show in Spokane
and a horticulturist of national repu-
tation
Mr. Walden, in discussing the SUBJ
ject, says:
"My chief reason against filters is
that not one person in hundred
will cut out his filters at the right
time. The popular notion about the
use of filters is to plant peach trees
or pear trees among apple trees and
then cut them out when they begin
to crowd. But granting that a man
would do that at the proper time,
there are other serious objections to
such practice If a person has peach
filters in an apple orchard, they will
be seriously in the way when spray
ing for the codling moth.
Never Works on Peaches.
''This moth never works on
peaches, hence peach trees should
not be sprayed for the destruction
of this insect. But in spraying your
apple trees quite an amount of the
spray material will go on the peach
trees and be wasted. But worse than
that, it may do the peaches some
harm. Pear trees should be spray
ed for the codling moth, but never
need more than one spraying. But
a worse objection is the difficulty of
gathering the fruit when you must
miss every other tree. At the time
of picking the main crop of peaches
the winter apples will be bending the
limbs with their load of fruit, and
much of this will be knocked off by
driving the wagon between the rows
The same objection lies against pear
| filters.
But a serious objection to the
use of peach filters is the damage
that they viii do to the apple trees.
| Just a few days ago 1 drove by an
orchard in the Yakima valley, in
which peach filters had been used in
part of the apple orchard, and part
of the orchard was without filters.
The orchard had been planted six
years.
| Rapid Growth of Filters.
1.-THE peach filters among the ap
plies had made big growth, while the
intervening apple trees looked stunt
ed Where there were no peach fill
ers the apple trees looked much
larger and more thrifty. There can
be no question but the peach filters
are stunning those apple trees. Some
one may say, then cut them out
If that should be done then the per-
tinent question would be, why were
they put in there? For those peach
trees have only borne one crop of
peaches, and that two years ago.
Last year there were no peaches on
any of these trees on account of the
freezing weather the previous Janu-
airy. Those peach trees have never
paid enough to meet the damage to
the apple trees and never will, for
the damage is increasing.
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gd)tperer Jnss8e.
Sbsmas Cameron etfsbt fiuf Elm,
bride ju.

5bomas Cameron, Der auf parofe
.nilaT.ne StrGflins bon Wsihisan
Gitp, Snb., pelder am Wsittmc6
4benb Don ben Gebeimpoli3iften
G9nuds unb Wimi.n perbaftet ipurbe
unb cine Wenge Shnludiahen anb
pfanbideine in ieiner geiis hattie. sss
ifanc seitern Der poli5ei einen fpeiteren.
ben fiinften, bon ibm begoneenen Gin
bruh elm. Der @efansene, ipeif3er srft
Dor etipd feds Wo6en na6 Cincinnati
gefommen iein uno tein. Srtsienntnib
beiisen min, tann bic nGbre Gage -
Strabe unb 5ausnummer - Der BON
ibm beimseiu6ien Sdui.r nidt ange@
ben. Die 8ebeimpo!iSiiten Ghuuds
unb gBimiep toniis3irten seiiern in si.
nsr pfanoleibsanitalt or Der Central
Ipenne einsn ipsrtboolIsn, pon CAN'T
ron peritsten 9iamantring. an benz
9efdngenen ipuroe cine 2iits nit foEs
gsnben aoreFen ssfunbsn: 1854 Din.
CTR, 2260 gine Str, 230O 8ine Ctr,
IA WeWillan Ctr, 1928 Walnut
Ctr, 938 garr Str, $50 Ridmpnb
Ctr, 1920 Ritt.nbouie Str, Geft unb
Carr Ctr, Sopfins Ctr. unb syrseman
apt., Clinton Str. unb iyresmaH 4pe.,
155 Dritte Str, 80 WebIter Ctr,
1907 8roabDan, 819, 837, 834, S43
2inn Ctr. 200 Gin Str. 1042 ainn
Str., Qaunbrb an Carr Str, nak 8.
Ctr, CT. pauI plae.. Monafierp. 8.
Str. unb Jresmnn 4pe., Carr Ctr,
tpsitlih BON 9. Str, 1924 5orrisi
Ctr, 6optins. ndhe Dalton Ctr.
Stbenfalls beabfi9tiste gameron in
bic obigsn 5auier unb Wobnunsen
einsubrehen. Die polissi lit iib.rseugt,
baB Der 8efanseus i'm 2auf. Der isbten
Wo6en minbtitens elm DuBenb gins
bride beaano.n Bat.
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man'Ide plan bic Werfebrsfroge in
tpeii beiTsrer unb bilisersr Weiie lois.
ala Is oi.Ringbdhn seiban bdbtn iriirs
be. 8ieieIbe mar nur fir ben Grnhts
psrtebr beabfihtist unb bic BnuiofeH
tpiirben fih auf ettpa % WlilionsIt
Dollars belaufen baben, fpdhrtnb re
bic 8efSrbsrungstoiien pro Wn8goH
ouf feds Dollars seftelt haben tpiirs
ben, tpGbrenb 6err Bleefmdrl mir bier
Dollars pro Waeson berehntn tpous.
6err Wiliamion CAB Dem Ulunor dndh
Die Weriiferuns, baB er perIOnlih an
bem 9dbnbcfsprojett abiclut ni6t tIls
terefirt iei, fonbsrn nur i'm Jnterefs
DER 9eihGftspelt nnb ber 5tdbf i'm
ansemeinen fur bas projett fprdde.
als 2ebtsr fprad bann nod fiirs
6err 8lsetman, Der barauf hintriss.
bab bic .9dpasit1tstlaufel" unter als
len unitdnoen in Der Srbinun3 blel'
ben miiFe, bd anberenfals bic Ban
tiers, bic bas projstt finansiirer ipols
len, iid1 bon benz 8efhdft suriid3ieben
piirben. Mapor Shtuub ldiifftt ben
4usfiibrungtn Der 5erren NIT Der sss
fpannteItsn Qufmerifamteit unb aeigte
bnrh perihiensntlihe grdsen uHo
ginipiirfe, bab er bic Jruge bereits
porber eingebsnb ltubirt bate. Seine
Gntfdsibune ipirb CT in ben ndhftsn
5agen betannt eexn.
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Seleubtmngsfrage
geidditist. gedern ben Ginaa5aus'
id)ub b:s Staetratbs.

Der 5inorsousi6uB oes Stabts
rdtbs b.i6dftigt. iih in ielner gefris
gen Sisuns .iug.benb nit Der Be
leu6tunssfrae. uno Wiapor S6pab.
Der in Der sisune 3ue.g.n mar, iteIIte
cine Rsibe BON Srassn. ipeIHe iih auf
bic in spst Sahren nptbluenois tpers
benbe grneueruns bes itGptifhen ges
l.u6tungstontraties besoesu. er be-
mertte unter glnberem, bab Der itGotis
i6e GIettriter Q8ilber ibm sr,IGrt boz
be. baB i'm Sabre 1902, als Der eeeens
fpGrtiee 9ontro.t eerseben tpprben
mar, bic lest i'm 9ebrauh beftnbIi6en
StrabenIat.rnen bic beiten tparsn. bic
betannt fparer. Stiiber 'eien ieooh
elm. Reibe bon gerbeFsrune.n gema6t
tpcroen, unb bi,i. 1batiats follte nas
tiirIih bel Der gergebuns oes neuen
Eontratt.s gebiibr.no in grDosung
ee3ogen tueroen.
6err WtuIlen mahi. bem Gommiitee
bic Mittbeiluna. bab bic 9srtreisr bes
guiineb Wens Club. bic fiir5lih tn
Der Beleu6tungsfrase cine Stubitns
reiIs manisn. fih su Guuiien Der in
ct. Qpuis i'm 8ebraud btfinbIiden
ienQampen ertldrt baben, ober ipenu
bieIe Dirt 2amp.n bier einsefihrt ipsrs
ben follten. 10 miibien bic Siraben
iammt unb ionbers aufeeriHen mere
ben, ba man bdnn abiolnt neue 2tis
tunsen legen mIbts. Wupor Shipab
bemerite hiersu, bab bi.ies olleroings
iebr su bebauern iein niirbe. aber
Ihlitblih isi ss fir bic Staot bon Der
aIlerer0bier mibtisteit. baB iis Die
bsntbar bette 8eleuhtune erbalte.
Sn Der Gieuna ipurot beihIoH,n,
bob Wapor Gnipab in benz guooet
fir bos ,onm.nbe ssabr 9or.sbrunaen
fir bic 9esablung Der unioftsu fir
Gtrabsnbeleuhtung i'm DECEMBER bies
ies Jabres treffen foll!s, ba bis babin
arrangements fir bic geleud.ung Der
tiirsIid sinssmsinbeten Grii6afien
Columbia uup Delhi setrofisn tpsrbsn
miibten.
gluberbsm tpurbe bic bonn Aubitor
benz Sidbtratb untsrbrsiteie 8ubests
CrDinanS fir bas 3ipeitt 6atbiabr
burhbrniben unb in faft linperdnbsrs
ter Jorm sutseheiben unb nirb um
Dienitas bem Stabtrutb empfeblsnb
einberihtet iDerben.
5err Wull.n CAB aelsoentlih Der
Dsriammluns aud bic D.riiheruns.
oob bic S!obt Dorldufig isinerlei @ers
fuhe MAIDEN iperDe, um irgenb lpeIdpe
benahbarts Drtihaften gu annsitiren.
Wenn bic Oeindftstpelt bic ginges
msinbuns Don Ortfhafisn piinfne, TO
follien bic Wsreinisuneen Der Oes
Indftsleute, in erfisr ginis bos Jnbus
trial Bureau. Die SHitiatiDe trsrtis
fen.
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Sie Sruit= =Frpseiie.

Die Resierung tat eine gan3s Qns
3abl Iruit prc3eIie Gngsitrenst. Sn
Den Gin3elitaaten 1T bas 9lei6e gss
i6eben. Gsniigt bat es aber nidts.
Was Der Qmeritoner poH Der aabe
I0gt, baB man iie duf me6r als sinsm
Bege itinoen tonn, trifft aud auf
oGs pubIitum 5u. 2tub bisies tann
man auf me6r oIs sinem Wege i6ins
ben. Q8iro Der Sruft aufseI0ft, 10
ent'ts6t er unter elmer neusn, ben
Staatsanpolt ubpebrenben Sorm.
3uoem tonmt nod, oab eine monOpoz
liittIhs preisbiloung bsfpsrtIeligt
neroen tunn, o6ne nur i'm gntferntss
ten gegen Die 9ruitgsiese gu Osritos
BEN. Wenn Jarmer ibre probutte
aus Dem Martte auriitbalten, biz lie
einen b0Rren preis bringsn, 10 eibt es
tein gsisb, bas ibnen bag perfpebrsn
tonnte uHb es III aud tein 9eieb BENT
bar, ipel6es ibnen bic 8ertbeuerung
auf bieiem Weee pertpshren t0nnte.
Der etn5ige SduB fir oas publitum
beIteAt in Der 6sritslung elmer auss
IGnoiI6en Gonturren3. aann cands
oiider Dei3en frci iiber Die Grenss
tommen. 10 iiuo ale 8ertheuerungss
4inite binfdQig. Der amerttdniIhe
Jarmsr Dermag bdnn ni6t, ben Weis
gen aus bsm Warft gu balten, bis er
einsn 2beusrungspreis ersielt, ba bic
3ufu6r aus CANADA oerbiaoern niroe.
oaB Elm 3beuerunaspreis ent'tsbt. Den
Imeritdniihen 9strsiDsz Spetulantsn
lpuros ebenfaQs Der pab perlegt. 2lIs
bor siniqen Wonnten Safer beItGnb:g
IN bic 5Obe aetrieben nurps, Iieben
cine Qn3abl 0dnoler mehrere S6iiiss
lasungsn raiiIiden 9afer nah Rep
Yorf tommen. Oieie Dsmonitration
mar fe6r pirtungsDoQ. Der Safer
gins fofprt i'm preiIe 3uriid. naabem
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Jr6blidbe ZtunOen


Sm apoea part lpirbs beute ibsr=
aus luitie suseben. benn bort finbet
bas jdhrlihe pienic Der 4neeiieatsn
bsr RubOlpb WurIiser Gompanp itoti.
bas Die Sirmd peranitaltet. Die 4bs
fd6rt Der Iusfliisler erfolet beute
Roraen um baIb neun ubr pom 8abns
bpf Der 6. W. unb 6. Stotion. on Der
Speamore Strabe, aus. In feitlid sss
ihmiidisn Spe5ialpoeeu unb nm aebn
ubr trifft bos froblihe 8oltten on
isinem Nitimmungsort, bem 70 reIs
ssno sslssen.n 4poea pari, Elm.
5iir ben san5en 3as III sin aubsr.
orbsntli6 obfpehIeIunesreihss unb
undergraduates prosramm Suiammens
asitelIt tporbsn. bag cine Rsibe BON
atbletiiteH Wettipitlen uno ultisen
Wttrennen umfabt, Die Iotpobl ben
3beilnshmern ipie au6 osn 3ufhdus
ern unitreiiig piel 8ergniissn beTeiten
rerbsn. Die tansluitise 5ussnb srbdn
natlrlih oolIauf gelsssnbsii, iih 70
rsht bon 6ersen aussutansen unb iiir
bic 8enirtbune III slsidfans In btiitr
Wsiie seforst. iobub Der Tag cbne iebs
Jraee einen ii6srdus senubrei1.n Der.
lauf nshmen ipiro.
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llnp bph fonnte man Is ipGbrsnb bet
0priommsrslntb ouf Die 3beater MIDI!
onipenpen. GeIbit ole fd0niten arei.
billette lodten tliht, uno irsar bus8ers
fprehsn, fir Strabenbdbngelb, Garbe.
robenablase unb prosramm ein5uites
ben. pollte niht 5ieben. auh bic dltes
ften 1beatertaHierer follen iih niht srs
innern, je eine ioIds periobe Der bols
oeitsn Wube ssnofen gu baben, uno
es beiBt, Dob einer bon ibnen feline frele
9ienitaett oanlit perbrinst, 5liesen gu
brsHRren, ole sr an bas SeftionspeiIe.
marihieren eeipDbnen min. 4n .5lii>
sslmdnnern" febIt es ibm setpiB niht.
Sebenfalls tonnte es ssIteben, bab in
eintm bieiisen 5beatsr ON persansensn
Sonntosabeno im3ulhduerraum gam
&c fiinf Qies: (fiinD ptrionsn tpima
melten. Gs mar aht llbr, uno bic
fiiRf tporen ba niht elmer mebr.
Usan lieB es piertsl Neun iperDen, nun
partets in elmer tpabnpibiesn pdsen
Soffnuns nod 3ebn Minuten, uno
odnn peranitaltets man burh oas God
i'm 9orbans abtrmals cine 8Olts5dbs
lung. Shr isbr idnell fefaeiteIltes
grssbnib mar. oab bas gublitum iiH
um feine Sstle permebrt bate. 8a
trai Der ResiHeur on bic Rdmpe uno
mahts cine tpunberih0ns 8erbeugung
unb belt cine punoerihone 9lniprade:
Der brrlide 4beno lode ins 6reie;
mas man eiesntlih bier in Dem bun,s
pf.n, kibsn Souis pole. Die 8eiuder
folten bod frieblih iein, iid bGs
Gslb suriitsablen lafen uub auf bic
Dor iieaune persihten. axr bic Beins
der tparen gang uno ear ni6t friso.
Iicb unb oahten niht i'm entfernteitsn
baran, su persihien. llnb Dtm Reeiis
feur, Der eeaIaubt botis. Isihtes Spisl
be3tp. uberboupt tein Spiel gu baben,
er0hnten bic in benz leeren Roums bops
pelt laut unb ihrtdlih ihalIsnoen
Dorts snteegeu: ranfoneen! - Spi.s
LEM" Die auf Der giihne ipartn eigents
lih naip eerpeien, ols iis meinien, ihr.
5sinos i'm Bartlett tOnnten 1id 10 obns
lpeiteres aufrisbenssben. Denn iie mug
ten iidb iae,n, fper BET ioltfr SiBe ins
sbsaisr esbt. 1T Elm pabrer aunits
entbufaft uno lpir6 unter t,insH llm>
ItGnoen loderlnfen. Ra, 10 tam IS ia
benn aud, unb bi. 4uffihrung mubte
beginnsn. .Wie Iis mar. barber fhtpeigt
man am bsitsn IhoRunespoa, bds jss
bob BARI man npbl psrrat6tn, bob
iis itatt um baIb elf fhon ssaen bd!b
sebn llbr beenott mar. 9snn Der herrs
lid. abenb lodte eben ins 5reie .....
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Serliner griei.

0unberlite Sheen. - Getbeilter
SAmera III haIber Ghmers. - Der
alub Der Saar= unD 3abnlpIen. -
Weibbierbaufe. - Spormorten auf
Sis. - Der Sbeatertafirsr als
Oreheur. - 9as 5aus Der Siinf.
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Die Rebe, be 6err RooIepelt
Dor ben Stu0entsn Der 6arpdrb> Uni
Derittdt gebdlten Bat, lit nG6erer Be-
ahtung lDertb, oa aus nerielben sr=
1ihtIih lit, baB bieisr grobe i5lbrsr
beg amerItaniiher 8oltes ieinen cSos1z
len treu 9e5lieben uno nu6 ME Dor be-
rett III, fir oieie gu tdmpTen. Gr
faqte, DdB inn auf fetnen Reilsn anci
8tH8e QtfgefaQen ieien, ndmlih, oaB
Gmerita bds golpene S9m6ol Ger
9ofinung fir 4rs lei, bic eelen Die
ltr9srshtiatsit pes Stdates uno psr
0eIellIhGft antGmpfen uno bab ouf
DIR aHberen Seite grObe GnttduIsun1
parGeer qcrrife. IDsil mir niht pas
toFe sSoeaI errei9er, bds i'm gsreiae
nn'erer WtogIiattiten liegt. Iis in
lns gefe5tsn Grpdrtungen pirben qes
triibt ourh jsos Snt6Iuung bon Sor<
rnptioH, ourch pen Mib6rau5 pes
Heihtbpms sum Rddtbeil Der g,.
faiartbtit. oura biz unospabrlihe
gsrehrung. bic oem Rsi6t6um aesollt
rperos. Es lei oaher Die bringtihIte
pflidhi eines jeben Qmsritaners, oas
rarf bir5upirten, baB Dieis @orpurfe
aufb0rea uno 0ab bic ameritanitbe
Gsmotrdtie Der Jnbesriff os- Sit.
lidteit Deroe, um dnbersn 80ltern als
lsu6te uub Sii5rerin su bienen.
SH oleier aeoe LEG; Elm 1aosl FIR
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Die gemperntnr.

Sir bi.I.s glatt nurnen seiiern bon
ben Sptitern 6. FIsin e Bro.
!. }. 435 Race Strabe. foIsenhe Ten.
peratur uRi,rfhiebe resiIirirt:
Dn. Grab ylm. Grab
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Die Stauepatter bsruftr
iit barauf oaB iic BEL ben RDngreBz
Rominotionen 3umeift ourhgeorun9sn
iiro. Sffsnbdr lit ihnen un6etonnt,
oaB Die Rominationen BON BEN 8olts
titern uno Die Mablen pom 8oIte be-
forQt perosu.
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Wenn bos 6sr5 5'niier bate. tpGrsn
fiher audi gdoen oapor.
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probirt II. e. Mstol poIiit.
uno ~8arisepsrs Jrienb4. b.
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8te ameritaniit den Giienz
bdbnen nebmsn uQidbrlih Stpei DtiIs
liaroen Dollars an Srahtgebii6ren
Elm. Sbre QbIi6t 1T, bteie 8ebiibren
um 20 gro3ert gu erb0beu, mas elmer
WebrteIdItung bon 400 WiIltonsn
Dollars oas Subr gleidtommt. Wsnn
oas Bolt Dor elmer Iol6 erOriidenoen
garOe ni6t beIduBt lperoen tam,
oanr iIt unIere Regierune iebr reni9
iperth.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-02

Die Surif Grperten baben
iid beretts an Die 4rbeit beaeben, um
sinen neuen Sarif por3ubereiten. 3lDeI
iino nah europa atgereiit, um bort
gu erfubren, mas bic SerIteuung Der
WdQren tpitet uno nelde g0bne be-
3ablt peroen. Gin oritter @rpert
drbeitet in OieIem 2anoe. 3uerit ioQ
bic NufnertIamteit Der grperten iid
auf WoQe, Die 3itaoeue res Shubs
3ous" uno duf 8oumpoIe rihten. sSn
feiner Reoe gu Winona, in nel6er Der
9rdfbent ben neuen Sdrtf uls pOr3iiqz
lid lobte, idgte er gleit3eitig, boB Die
s3DlIe fir polens uno baumDollene
Waaren oringeno Der &orrettur be-
burTten. IS lit odber dn3unebmsn,
oaB er i6on in Der nGhiten aongrsBs
iibung cine fofortige ReptIion Der be-
treffenben 9arugrapben empfebIen
tpirD. Sit bds ieine NbIiht, 10 piroe
er ii6 unb Der republifdntI6en 9urtei
oiel niiBsn, tpenn er oisTe AnTi6t laut,
pffen unb beitimmt pertunbete. 9as
ipiiroe pieI oa3u beitrugen, Die un3uz
frieoen6eit i'm 8olte gu bsi6pi6tioen.
9o6 miiIIsn mir gleid3etttg bemerten,
baB Die gtepiIion einen nett grDberen
llmfung ipiro annebmsn miiFen, nm
Die WInihe oes 8oltes gu beTrieoissn,
ods niht bios BON WoQenz uno Baum.
fpollenz3Ouen, Ionosrn aud BON pielen
dnoeren 3oqpeinigern beoriitt pirb.
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Ute mir ooraus BEN
b0ben, 1T Rooiepelts QufToroerunQ an
Die Seem gorter 2egislatur, bic gtQ
betreff5 Reformirun9 Der Doblen uno
9arteisSrganiIation gu puTiren, uns
bea6tet gebIteben. Die 9oIititer nab.
men cine tbeatralii6e qpIe Elm unD err
tldrten, oab lie ibre usberseuqunq
hober iteQten, dls Die Sittatur RpoIez
belts. 8as ipirb aber peber bem
Dem 8olte inponiren, nod oem 6errn
Hooieoelt. 8eioen 1T betQnnt, oaB bic
ueber5eugungen Der qplititsr bdrauf
htnousIaufen, oaB oas 8oIt Ii6 9eoulz
big ausruu6sn IaTen muIie. Wir err
parten jeoo6, oaB 9err RooiepeIt es
bel oem 1p0ttif6en 2G6sIn, DQs i6m
Die moraliihe llnabbdn9iqteits zGrt.Gz
rung Der polititer sntIott, niAt be-
tpenoen laiIeu, Ionoern 0aB er es iia
3ur Qufga6e MAIDEN tpirb, linen ben
rthtI9sn 8egriff pon Der pfli6t, Die
lie Dem 8oIte i6ulDtg iino, bei3u6rinz
gen. NIemano tann bic Quioabe befIer
erfuQen, ais er, oQ er duf bic beqeiiterte
unteritiiBung beg 0pltes 3u reAneu
nsrmag, uno nit teiner QuFgabe tunn
er mebr Die 9antesf6ulb, in lpeI6er
Die ameritantite Nation bel i6m itebt,
erboben. oenn ni4ts tbut Dem ameritaz
Htitsn 8oIte ortngeroer MOTH, Qls oub
es pom Sod Der 9dnopsrtspoIititer
befreit tperoe.