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Evening journal., 1910-12-21

Mr. Tafts appointment of Judge Archibald. of
Pennsylvania, TO place in the Court of Com
meree is being severely criticised even in Pennsvl
vania, where one Of the newspapers calls the
Judge Quick Action Bob because he filed an
opinion of 5000 words upholdng the Pittsburg rip
per bill forty-eght hours after argument had been
closed. The judge it appears was recommended
by Senators Oliver and Penrose. That Explains it.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
TROLLEYNiEN HELP
IN PLAGUE FIGHT

Employees Of the Peoples Railway
Company had little party to them
selves yesterday afternoon and ut the
same time assisted worthy cause, the
Delaware Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Articles found in cars which have
never been claimed the finders of
which have left the employ of the
company. We're disposed Of at auction.
and between Si4 and SIS was realized
Among the articles sold were several
purses which contained SO and SO IN
money.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
CHANGE IN HOUSE RULES.

a THOUGH Champ Clark is pretty sure OF
heing Speaker of the House when the Demo
Gratis assume control he is saying very little about
reform OF the rules question that aroused the
ire of the Democrats and the Progressive Repub
licans during the last session and led to the de-
feat of Speaker Cannon. II is a horse or a mule
rather, of another color, and doubt Mr.. Clark
would like TO retain the authority and power that
likely, however that he will not be able TO do so,
for the Progressives will be just alert and OBJ
streperous in the next session as they have been
In the past
II the Democrats tried TO back water on the
change in the house rules, IL would put them in
ridiculous light 1t is therefore probable that the
committees of the new house will be appointed by
a committee and not by the speaker, and this will
be q commendable change. II will strip the speak
er of his autocratic powers which enable him TO
Ne the real dictator of legislation.
The power of the speaker as exercised by Mr..
Cannon made the situation in the lower house in
foIerabe for any member that did not bend the
knee TO the speaker. There was no chance for a
congressman 10 secure action on bill in which
he might be interested unless he stood in with
fhe speaker. And senators concerned in measures
would have TO curry favor with the speaker If they
wished TO get action on any proposed law
No wonder that finally there was revolt against
methods so dictatoria and a demand that some
plan be adopted TO make the speaker less of an
session the Democrats will be forced TO support
the change when they are placed in charge of the
affairs of the House.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21

AT the recent dinner of the Michigan State Hor-
ucultura Society," Miss Chillenden Of Lansing
made a plea for woman farmers and urged
back to the soil movement for the toug women
in city factories. 1t is highly improbable, how
ever, that women in any large numbers want to
become farmers. Many of them want to get away
from the farms
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
HOLD UP PLUMBERs LICENsE.

Owing TO the recent charge Of vio-
lation of the plumbing laws made
against him, the application Of l.. l..
Purks, for a renewal Of his plumbing
license has been held up by the Board
of Street and Sewer Directors.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21

you don't want that letter pubN
lished?"
NO, don't" was the reply ct
will humiliate me, and il will greatly
humiliate members of my family"
Slowly and without another word.
Senator Hill turned to his safe, and
deposittng the letter in a pigeon-hole,
closed the door. simply saying:
1T won't be published, Judge May
nard."
And the two men separated, never
again to meet.
II was as the friends Of Senator
Hill said. He was attacked during
the campaign chiefly on accoust of the
Maynard incident and he was beaten
by Levi r. Morton for governor by
approximately a hundred and fifty
thousand votes
A short time before Senator Hills
death a personal friend, Judge Alton
3. Parker. was calling upon him, and
asked TO sec the Maynard letter. The
Senator took it from his safe. and
when Mr.. Parker had read and re-
turned it, he said.
This contains the story of one of
the tragedies of politics"
Copyright. 1910, by E. j. Edwards.
All rights reserved)
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
WEDNESDAY. DEG. 81. 1910
ATTEND THE CONFERENCES.

HE coming open conferences to be held week
y by the Wilmington members of the Cen
eral Assembly should interest all those concerned
in The welfare Of the city.
The meetings should be largely attended.
For some years there has been considerable crit
jcsm of members Of the General Assembly for
not giving the people of this city what they wanted
The recently elected members have determined
that such criticism shall not be made against them,
that is until there has been an effort to learn
what the people really want At the meetings to
be held everyone will be given a chance TO eX-
press his views and right beginning will be made.
In the past il has been customary for interested
persons to journey TO Dover to state their views
and TO try to get legislation of various kinds
Often these trips have been put off until near the
close of the session, a very inopportune time The
members Of the new General Assembly have de-
cided 10 start with the active worksOf the session
early. and WilmingtonianS will be given an op
portunity TO present their ideas IN this city, with
out having to go to Dover
Unless the meetings TO be held here arc we'll at
tended and considerable interest is shown, the
members will naturally conclude that there is more
talk on the outside than real sentiment For pro-
gressive legislation. The Civic Association, the
Board Of Trade and the Central Labor Union,
along with other bodies, should that the efforts
of the legislators to ascertain public sentiment arc
appreciated and they can show their appreciation
by having representatives, at the conferences,
which will furnish a splendid opportunity for
arousng wholesome and progressive civic spirit.
Il is entirely likely that the members from the
rural districts will be only too glad to permit the
Wilmington legislators TO decide among them
selves on legislation that affects only the city. The
conferences promise to be practical and useful
The recent census makes it plan-that the drift
Of population is towards the far northwest. No
other part OF the country gained as the northwest
he .iu pf a1,
tisng carried on by those states is bearing its
legitimate fruit.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy re-
moves cause. Call for full name. Look
for signature e. W. GROVE. 25c.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21

Ne one nowadays seems to have the slightest
fear that Colonel Roosevelt will become emperor,
and yet but few months ago some of the Pessi-
nlisss and Colonel Watterson saw IN the Colonel
The man on horseback The Colonel however,
IL now very much on foot and quite amiable.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
The United Pub

The United Pub
fishers Association
tnrourh its presi
dent. Mr.. Arthur
Koppell has exam
ined THE JOUR
NAILS circulation
and Mr. koppeii of
fers 10 wager $1,000
Of his own money
and undertake 70
prove that THE
EVENING JOUR
NAL has the largest
paid circulation Of
any paper printed in
Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21

10c dozen for Christmas post cards
Blue Hen Store, Ninth and Market
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
Dancing I'm 81. Pofrick's UaII.

In ST. Patrick's Hall, Fourteenth and
King streets, there will be dancing on
Monday afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1910-12-21

Tomorrow, Mr.. Edwards will tell of
"HOw an IOWan Became a Cabinet
Member
Evening journal., 1910-12-21

The United Publishers AssOoia-
tlon Of New York City has lnvestl-
gated, and certifies to, the clrcu-
IatiOn Of this publication. These
facts have been established, and
guaranteed to advertisers.
No. GttIE4et< Vl1o5deSK
Evening journal., 1910-12-21
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS.

The Association Of
American Advortis
The Association Of American ers Is composed Oh
Advertisers New York City) has % an .ne fS coun
sxamipsd certified the circulation ry Assoca
o. this publication Only tho figures Of endorses only
circussie4 contained in iA seport tu,h sipe
guaraptssd hy the Association J Hon Al ans moment,
I'm 4 and proof
lE.A ~ dlll6JAt must be submitted,
J A. 80 SkN>IfS S-~--,.~y 4 The accompanying
y tNus IL Soo'"f- 4 certificate 1ta,
AAA -. AA-4-AAA issued 90
this paper
Evening journal., 1910-12-21

IT HE coming open conferences to be held week
Il ly by the Wilmington members of the Gen
eral Assembly should interest all those concerned
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-17

ilulg %onaa2lLg bin unb Der. Sic lpa-
rem fit teIpeftsloie 2eute iul &ouip
que ea treffli6es Barometer oenll
Itas6 9tegen benor, 10 5eigten eie
God1ea cine auffalige SenoeE3, ipi-
rolfornltg 5uiommen 5u ibnnrrel!,
mabretlo lie lid BET anbaltenoer Sin
re lang ltredten urb lie bei 8emit
terluft ettuos 9iipfenoes befomcn.
Sir Mnnemarie maren oieie 9of=
den Waoanes cine Sllnogrube fit
alerbono fleine llnge5o9enbeiten. SIR
iibrigen liebte Die 9rin5eI1in FIRE
olte Gr5ieberin, ais lei es lire Wut-
ter. Waoome 9alfour mur cine
Shpei5erin ntlo batte oie Sinner
frQu 4nnemaries abgelolt. Sis Ger
alte Shirt geitorben NOR ltl1o ser Ser
foll begonn, mor lie ge6lieben ltilo
6atte Die 8iibrung oes @ausbult3
iibertommen. IS par fir oiele Der
oemte 6iiritenFomi(ie eil grobeS
0liid, ooB lie in ifren orei @e-
lrellet enc felte SftBe be iB. Nelz
ten luto ole Ma0aule leitcr olld)
ben llnterridt Der Ginoer, unD belize
maren Dor3iiglide Yooaeogen. @eioe
batten nit Dem aeben nod ollBen hin
dbgei6loiien; iie bofftcn uln erlpor-
teten nidts mebr; aber es non feine
Itunlpfe Relignotion: sic 2iebe SIT
Snlt nnb Ilnlemarie eab i9nen @rlus
fir mondben 5ebli6lae ulo piele
gntloeungen. IS NOR ell lroBes
@liif fir Dos arm ge%iuorbenc Sc
idleht oieie BRET oie it i~eltener
Spfermili9feit cine @~eraeslolt ouf
ibrelt S6nltern trugen; mo wie boh
oies @liif on8uidloeen mar, nas
muBte, tot er oilh onoers, feiuer bel
Ier als Ser Shirt Don SerrfurtI Ser
500 ST glnsfird,, ser us(lte BON Ser
&C., mie Sult i'm nanntc, Shirt
Niibe5abl", mie Nnnelnarie i'm DieB,
Ger Sheim ms @ornnllo ser beioen.
(1ortiebung folgt.)
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q | I c Y I c i.

0iitriftanmalt gafer brod)te in
9fidter sSisfs @eridt einc Mnflagc
gegen 5pei Berionen BON Sortis
Gountp meeen Weineios eir. 0ieiel.
ben maren 3eugen fir Die gerteibl-
gune in Dem ro5eB BON Stene
Stples, alias 6re0 9. 9iulngiton
meeen 6olidung. Die beioen Man.
ner iino uerhaftet, ood) miro ibr
8orperbor nid)t i%tattiinoen, ebe Der
iebt I'M Giitriftgeriht nerbanbelte
Sal entidieoen lit.
Gus 8eitament oes peritortc-
men SsmaIo 4f)t8ebn lit erofret
mproen; 6rau Marie Nht5eDn mur.
De als 8ermalterin oes Huhlaiies
eingeieet. Ai,d oas 5eltament bon
@enrp Gobm muroe eroffnet unb
Srou emma Mobm als 8ermalterIn
oes 8adlaiies ~einqeiest. gomuno
Weurin mllr6e sum @ermalter oes
Nohlolies BON Srau @ertruoe Sfu-
rig ernannt.
Gin aomite ser .1snteritots
Commerce Gommiiiion4 befinoet lid,
augenblidlid) in unlerer Staot, um
Die 8iifer Der bieiigen @iien6abnen,
6etreffs 5roht=Robatt. 81 unteriil-
den.
@nnoes. Senotor Nelion u
9llori6 miro oieien CONNER, mobr-
l6einli6 @noe SUM, unieren Stndi
beiuden. nm nit Den bieiiget Ban.
tiers, oie 5ragen finon5ieGer @eies.
gebung 81 6%eipreden.
GeeiI q. 2pon. 8oriisetoer ocs
republifanii6en Staatsse refutibfo
mites, miro uniern Yoitmeiiter SoflI
IS. Stepens sur @iebererneunullq
empfebleu.
3ie 2ofepiem 8erldngerinq
Ser @eltsGommerce StroBenbobl
muroe am 9onneritag nohmittng Of
| fi5ie1 eroffnet.
Wdbreno I'M norigen Salre 81,
erite @eri6iifung bon Bermuda
| ,3niebeln ans Dem 2arebosD iftrit
bcreits ON s. Mdr5 itattfano, miri
lie in oieiem Sabre, in 5olge De-
oubaltenoen folten @itteruig MD
Dor oem %. Mdr5 eriportet.
Bon Ser International 3elpi
Gompanp in 3efu 2)orf erhielten mi
@ortenLallbe" $. s.
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90mutt i0neQ,
SIR 6abt nidJt iuudenlans ai marten.
Gtnc Sun Nntonto sSlmitratiun.

@arten lit entnntigeno.
Hai6e5 &onoeln gefaQt Sebenl.
Cine 2olt Out Dem &iiden lit ein
id)meres @eipidt.
6ort Sag fir Gag SIT traaen.
9oS @emidt bebeno, entfernt Sic
2oTt.
9rin9t mlerfeumenoe Antlporten,
Son glntonio 2eute er3oh(ell oa+
BON.
Gr5dblen BON roider ltno iiderer
Seilung.
@ier lit ein Sal.
6rdu s. s. 8obnlau, 400 Cooper
StroBe Str., San 9lntonio, 5ero5.
iogt: SD fiibIe, ooB ih 9oon's 9eie-
rem Biuen nidt bo6 genllg preiien
fonlt. Sd litt Iangere 3eit on gtie-
renlei0en uno es ldien, offs e5 nidbt5
mos mir Sinoern1lg 6ringen fonnte.
Die Nieren=@ntleerun9en moren 81
baufig uno ib lit on ldtperen aopf=
idner5elL Shiittelfroit uno S6lpin
oelonfdllen. SIS oiltg nit meiilpr Sc
ilnobeit raid bergob nto ais i6 bon
0oon's Nieren Gile1 b0rte, Der
i6affte i0 mir cine Sd)ndte( boz
Der Seros Drug So. SIR @ebraudl
bro6te mir bulo before @elnnobeit,
mie i6 mid ieit LANCER 3eit %erfrctt
batte unb befreite o1l6 bon o(len Sci
oe1l in meinem Niiden 1alo meinen
Nieren."
3um @erfouf BEL ollen @dnolerr.
Breis so Gelts. Softer-0filblrll
60, Buffalo, Seem Dorf, olleini9e
@oenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert glld oes Nalnells =
Ooons = ino llebmt feilte anoeren.
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Sc b6ber elmer Sen aopi trdgt,
oefto leitter oft tam mon i'm an
Der Nale fiibren.
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gaubbeit lam nidt eebeilt iuerben

bur6 lofale applitatiouen, neil lic ben
ben frnnfen Sell bes Sbre8 ntdt errets
den fonlen. g5 9iebt tuir eineu 8eg,
Die Saubbeit 81 turieren, uno 6er lit
bur6 fonititutiorene SeilmitteI. Sal6s
beit fpirb bnrd einen ent5inoeteu s.
itano Der i9leimtsen Iustleibune ber
@uItn6ii6en Hobre berur5a6t. Wenn
Oieie Nobre 5i6 ent5inbet. babt Sbr eis
nen rllmpelnoeu Son ODER nHboufommes
mes Se6or; NIB tpenn Tie gang geI9lnI,
fen lit, erfolat Saubbeit, u1b penn oieie
@nt5lnbung nibt eeboben uuo bieie
NDbre tpie6er in i6ren eeb6rieen 3lts
itano beriebt tueroen lam, miro oas
@e60r fir INNER 5erltort iperoen; neun
Sale inter 5ebu iinb bur6 &atarrb
6eruria1t, pel6er uidts als elm entr
5iinoeter 3uitanb Der f6leimigen Gbers
fld66en lit.
@ir nolen ~ein6nnoert 9ouars fir
ieben (bur6 aatarrb berurfa9ten Saa)
bon Snubbeit geben, ben mir ni6t bird
ginuebmen bon Salrs @ntarrbs&ur bets
len fonuen. 2abt @ud nmionit girfns
ldre tonttlen.
S. s. Gbeneb& 60, Solebp, ..
a 8erfauft bon alien Ippt6efen, 75c.
6al's SamiliensBiaen iino Die better.
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Gin fnrdt6arer glus6rndl

zines 8ulfans erregt MIR fur3es Sll-
~tereIIe uno ebelio fur5 miro Scr 81.
%terelIe an Dem Saltausih(ug iei1i,
ipenn sic 8ltflens @rnita-Snl ae+
brauden. 0os bette Wfittel gegen
9rano- itno Gdnittpuioen, Guetit-
ungen, ipr0be 2ippen, iproot @anOe,
6Gmorrboioen, 6roitbeuIen uIlp. 25c
bel ollen 9rlggilten.
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Die melte @an-Groimani.

9al-Snlpeftor SEQ 90. S. 9lcl
ntanl bot elite nelle 9ousSroinoli5
e~ntluorfeit, fpeld)e benn1dii Sem
Stootrot porgelegt lperoen iof!. Sic
0r0inou5 mill sic 9eltinnmltgen
ii6er Ntellbouten me6r lit Gitflang
nit Den beuti9en 8erboltniiien britt
gen lllo gleid3eitig iiir before Quo-
lltdt oer Solller lorgut. NleroineS
perben Sen 8elibertt groBere Soften
erluobien, arlocrerIeitS iuerben lie
Mno Dos @eueiniuelerl aber oudj
mieber Gorteil oapon boben. Sic
9auier meroell better, oie 3ellersge.
fabr miro pernlilloert uuo Die Stobt
miro idoher neroeu.
Slt eriter 2inie perlallgt Die nelte
Orbinon3, ooB ieoen @eiltd) I'M Ell,
aen 9alt-@rlntbfNsl6e in Elone ullo
Spe5iiifationen 6eilie9en miiilen.
8oollrd miro erIiens cine before
genrteiluno bon Seiter ser @au.
9eborocn mo0btd lein mo olueitens
miro Dem @ebraltd Elm Giloe &c.
matbt, ben @ert Ser gonteu nieori-
ger an5ugeben, als CT IN 8irflib=
felt 1T, uflo ooonrd) Dos @ot-3e-
p%artenlent Ser Staot lun Die berct-
tigten @%inno6nelt 81 %6ringelt. @er.
ben o6er Die @innubntelt 0cs De-
p%ortenlentS erbn9t, 10 miro es olld)
mogli6 iein, lnebr 2eute otl5lIteuen
ulo before uno eriinoli6ere Nrbeit
ill l~iefern. Die Orbinau5 elnpiiehlt
oaber oud) oie 4nitellltne lpeitcrer
Sllipeftoren mab eines @lerfs IN Der
Office.
lln ser Staot beIleren 5erer.
i6us 81 ge6erl, perlorlet Die Orbt<
aans, ooB Die Encouragement ermei-
teri perben. Ser 0iitrift, III Dem
mr. feneriidere @ebauoe 9eballt uer-
oen bilrfen, ioG fiinftig bos gauge
Serrain 5ipiiden Der @Iauio uuo
Shores, lino her 9ropis mo Mar-
fet Str. ein5uidlieBen sic %logenann=
ten uinneren 5euergren5en" ruiG tie
oie 9luguita StroBe entlong bis sur
2%erilgton @penllc allseeoebnt boben
ltno iu Die uouBeren @ren3en~ iollen
vI0oitions@ mie Warlborougb Blaca
uno Wiiiionfielb eingei6loiIen mer=
Ben.
Mltd) fiir Geroiloeruleen unO Me=
paratilren ertt6alt Die l1eue Oroiuon5
itrifte &egulationen ulb gali5 belon-
oers iorgiam 1T lie in ibreu Masle-
geln be5uelid Der 5euerii6erleit Scr
@e6aitoe. Au6 fir bobe @ebouoe,
mie lie ieBt eebant meroen Ii. lpie mon
lie friiber nod tiht fanllte, trifft
tie 8eItintmllngen. Damn miro lie
au6 @erfiieungen be5iislid DER ialli-
taren @illridtungeu entbalten, fur5,
lie miQ aleS TIM, I'M unler San
2fntonio in cine Stoot unl5unenoelu,
IN ser alle Grrltneelihaitcr Der
3ell5eit i'll 8e5ug olif 6eiterldl;b,
| Si6erbeit Der Bauten lnl0 ionitdre
@inrihtullgelt sum 9usoruf font.
men.
sdlieBlid) beitilnmt Die Stoinar5
aud nod, bob ieoer gou-erlaubnis-
idein, Sen Der gm<Snlpeftnr aus
itelt BON Mapor repioiert spereen
fam uno baB oas 8ou-0 epartenlent
Die Neubauten beitanoia 6raufiih=
tieell mo Dos Reht boben lo[, Die
8au-Grlaltbllis 81 %mioerufen, weltn
Die 8eoineuneel altf Die bin lie er.
teilt moroen lit, niat erfiiGt peroen.
Had alern, mas mo bon oieier
neilell 9au-Sroinan5 bort, idjcint lie
Elm geldifteS, BEN mtobernen Nnfor-
oerungen entipred@enoes Wod)merf al
ielrl, Don Dem man mol miinidjell
fonnte, oaB es 8eies lpiiroe.
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Su eineru Son5ert an Mit.-
nod abeno, Dos Der Eenoriit Welts
ut0 Der Bianiit RuileQ in Der Gu
iinoballe gnben, muroen orei &ieoer
unieres einbeimii6en &onlponilten
Oscar Studs g%eiungen: oAoorotion"
yGepine Gullabp@ uno o2ope Gong
Die 2ieoer erDieien iid ais unec-
nlein m%irfungspo1. Sic limo du-
Berit meIooios. Die 8egleitung 1T iebr
bibih uno geifidt uno lie 5eigen
cine Grigtnalit1t oes Stpls, ME man
iie bel Den meiiten bier8u 2anoe Ell
ifeinenben 9ieoern niht fiuoet.
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9iff6pfig mic Gin Mianleiel

iino 2eebr mo @eodrme Suweilen
mo slppetitloiigfeit, Nerboiit0t, Nie-
0eroeidlagenbeit uno aopfIdImer5clt
iino bie Solge. @ebroudt ae0en
oieie Qeioen OF. Sings Seem 2ife
9ias, Die bette Mosen unb 2eber.
Meoi5in. 25c BEL alien 0ruggllten.
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9lniihen pnrtuaiefiidlell

3rpiiheu portugiefiidjell mo
engliiden geonlten lit es an CANT
beii in Mfrifa bel einem Streit nm
Die @ren3e 5wiiben ben englii6ea
uno ben portugieiiiden 9eiieuugeu
5u einenl 6tuti9en 3uiammenltoB ae-
fontnlen.
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gerlanet Bel sutem 2oln Elm
9msmdohen fir eine aus brei Ser,
Ionen b~eitebenOe 6amilie. Naberes
225 Sing @iniam Strobe.
Dos ariminaI.M pnellotionsn

Ios GrtmtnoI-N ppeIIotIonsges
rttt III auitin hot Dos iiber ben &c
gislotur- n praientonten @aiues bon
Commando Gountp ~perbangte ltrteil
nmgeitoBen mo einen nerell Hro5eli
anaeoronet. Gaines botte iei1er5eit
einen gepiifen Meebes, Ser ais Sc
aenfotloioat gegcll i'm aufgctreteil
mar, erihoifen uno mar ncgen Got
ihlaes 8u orei Sabren 3ndjtbmlS
uerurteilt por0er.
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las SeraS @nuScr

6eilt Gle RtercrJ 9(aIen mo rbeu.
matiite 9eiben; bel ol(en G1pgeiiten
ooer 2 monotlihe 8ebonolinig per
8olt fiir 81. Or. 6. 90. @ail. 1926
0lioe Ctr, Ct. 2Nnis, Mo. 5hrei6t
fir 8eugniIie.
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9emna6it neroen Die id]on
friiber ongefiinoisten Menroiren bes
i'm acknowledgement 2~e6cnslobre tic
benoen @enerolfelomari6oQs @rafeu
D. 6oeIel =cibeinen. Sic mnfoiicn
Sen sel 5rigeu 3eitronrll. io0breno
beli ~aeieler lih I'M Stobc ocs
ST. an 6rieOrid aorl BON EreuBen
befau6 uno neiIen Soupteyeiguiiie
lid nurb oie Namen 8iippe{ So
nigQroB. Meb mo Sc Mons fem.
seidnell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-17
Die onfones Sebruor 9emel6e-

Die 0nfongs 6ebrnor 9elneI6e-
ten 9 ebereien ouf 6em Gampicr
eRoii in auguite @ictoro" boten
itr Nahipiel Dor BEN 3ritdnoigcn
Sonburger @eridt gefunaen. Gie
9tngeflogteL iGmmtIid angcIteate
Ser y9opagL muroen ipegen De
trilgs 8u @efangnisitraien petllrteilt.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14
JOBS GO BEGGING.

Applicants are not scrambling in
an effort to obtain jobs as census
enumerators and United States Census
Director Durand is considerably per
turbed over the shortage of men will
ing to earn government money. The
difficulty is in the west and south, and
especially in the cities.
The job of census enumerator paws
so much per name or per day, depend.
ing upon the locality in which the
work is done, and averages about $50
per enumerator for the entire time re.
quired. In cities of over 5000 inhabi.
tants where population is congested
and counting Is easy, the enumeration
is required to finish his work in two
weeks, but in cities of under that size
and in country districts, one month
is allowed,
Director Durand explains the lack
of applicants for census jobs only d
the theory that there is so much gen
eral prosperity in the country that the
government jobs are not wanted.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14

With the aid OF large balloon
minus basket and designed to assist
him in climbing Col. H. p. Shirley,
of Nashville, Tenn, an experienced
aeronaut, is planning to scale Mount
finley. His plan is the outcome
Of recent discussion of Dr.. Cooks
much mooted claim that he attained
Mount McKinley's summit. The bal.
loon which is twenty feet in diameter,
and holds just enough gas to lift a
man Of bis feet, is. in New York
ready for shipment. Shirley says he
Will attach himself to the balloon by;, a
harness and belt. This viii leave him
free TO climb and yet give him the
buoyant aid Of the gas filed bag. 4
special equipment will keep the bal.
loon from striking rocks. :..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-01-14

very poor the suffering has been in.
tense and whole families have been
without nourishing food because it
had got beyond their purchasing
power. Fresh eggs are SO scarce and
valuable that they have become a Gu
-'osity. Flour is up from $40 a bar
rel In 1909 to $50 now; bacon has
doubled in price, butter and sauer-
kraut are up so per cent, and worst of
all. prices still are climbing. The
effect was told by grocery manager:
Our customers are spending practi-
cally the same amount of money
for their daily fare as in earlier Zines:
but l know that they are not living
nearly as well 1t is due to the in
creased cost of everything that we
SELL There is scarcely an article that
has not been increased from II to 30
per cent in price and for the man
who earns the same small wages that
he did five Or ten years ago, it means
curtailment in the commissary de-
partment"