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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
REV. {. B. BURWEIL
LEAVES FOR NEW FIELD

Sunday, the 9th of February, being
the Bird Sundays in Lent a large and
Borrowing congregation gathered at
Aqua church to hear the farewell ser
mon of their beloved rector, the Rev.
+. b. Burwell.
Mr.. Burwell has resigned his work
here to take charge of the church at
Upperville, Va, and leaves March LIST.
The people of Upperville are to be
congratulated upon securing the serv-
ices of such good and consecrated man
as Mr.: Burwell and his charming fami-
ly. He has labored with us for nine
years and leaves many good works as
enduring monuments of his zeal and
energy.
Potomac chapel, near Rock Hill. has
been built; Clifton chapel, near Wide
water has been remodeled and repaired
and a neat enclosure put there; large
and commodious parish hall, with class
rooms attached, has been built on the
rectory property and a parish school
conducted there under the auspices of
Rev. Mr.. Burwell. All these are good
works and testify to energy and thrift.
but are as nothing when compared with
the loving and devoted Christian life,
which has won our hearts and exerted
an influence for good that, God grant.
will last to the end. The prayers of
of his people follow him.
A Parishoner.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
DIES FROM INHAIING GAS

VIM. Burton. of Fredericksburg. Va.
was found dead yesterday morning
from the effects of inhaling gas in a
room on the third floor of Conway s
Hotel. Coroner Riley. of the Central
district. said death was accidental
Burton came TO Baltimore for work.
II is said he borrowed 81 on his watch
Sunday afternoon. and when his pOck-
cts were searched $l.2O was found. be-
sides part Of note which stated that
he needed money.
The body was discovered by VIM.
Conway, n brother of Frank Conway,
proprietor of the hotel. Gas was de
tected. and when Mr.. Conway went
into Burton's room he found it filed
with gas and the guest dead. Relatives
have been notified and will take charge
of the body. Baltimore Sun. Tuesday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
MAJOR CHAS. T. MASON
RETURNS HOME

Maj. Chas. T. Mason, who has been
IN this city for days visiting his reIa-
tives, Mrs: +. J. Smith, Judge J. E.
Mason and the family of Mrs. Elliott
M. Braxton, left Wednesday for his
home in Chillicothe, Ohio. Mai. Mason
was born in this city; he is a distin-
guished Confederate veteran. AS
civil engineer he had charge of
the erection of the fortifications on the
James river and was for a long time
statoned at Drewry's Bluff. His serv-
ice in the army was distin0nisbed
from the beginning of the Civil war to
the surrender of Gen. Lee at Appomat-
tox, when he returned to his home and
resumed his profession of engineering.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
Mr.. E. P. WALLER DIES SUDDENLY

Mr.. +. Z. Waller. postmaster az
Frederick 5 Hall. son of Mr.. ID. J. Wal
Ter, OF Caroline, died of heart failure
Monday morning. aged 80 years. lie is
survived by his wife and one son. five
years old; five sisters, Miss CallieWaller.
Mrs. l.. z. Chewing. Mrs. +. l.. Fra
ger, of Spotsylvania; Mrs. John Han
cock, Caroline; Mrs. w. +. Dalton. OF
this city; two brothers, Jordan Waller.
of Caroline. and Hampden Waller. of
Washington: two half-sisters, Miss Ro-
berta Waller. of Farmville, and Miss
Dolly Waller. Of Spotsylvania: one half
brother, Raymond Waller. The funer-
al took place March LIST at II a m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
SUGGESTS RAISING A FUND

Hazel Hill.
Fredericksburg, Va. March l, 1910.
To The Free Lance:
Now that it appears that the Masonic
Cemetery cannot be used as a building
site for the proposed temple. and as
the controversy over that proposition
has made very prominent the neglected
condition and need Of repairs. is not the
time ripe for the securing of a fund TO
be used in making the necessary re-
pairs and for an endowment fund, the
interest on which will be sufficient to
keep the cemetery in order?
have been told that the compar-
atively small sum of S25 to $50 per year
viii be all that is necessary to keep the
cemetery in order.
To start the fund for both purposes
will contribute $500
Henry Warden
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS

Mr.. f. C. Ninde. the we'll known
furniture dealer. is having his store
improved. enlarged and extended back
thus atfording better facilities for con-
Quoting his large business. Sky lights
VIII be provided in the roof on the new
part of the building. affording ample
light.
Ia addition TO the above. the front of
the store will be improved and painted.
making the establishment up-to-date
and attractive. Mr.. Ninde is one Of
our successful merchants and substan-
tial business men.
Mr.. Geo. w. Wroten is the contrac-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCES
FOR WASHINGTON AVENUE

Mr.. George W Shepherd is arrang-
ing To erect a handsome, modern. brick
residence on his large building lot on
the east side of Washington avenue.
This will be one of the most substan-
tial and attractive residences in the
city when completed.
Work on the new residence Of Mr.. J.
Conway Chichester, on the west side of
Washington avenue. is progressing.
The arrangements in this building are
thoroughly modern, embracing all the
new conveniences for housekeeping.
etc. The house is a large square struc-
ture and will be an ornament To Wash
ington avenue. Ii will be ready for
occupancy in the spring.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
PITZER -SAvEe
Married In Presbyterian Church.

Miss Alice Esther Savee, daughter Of
hGeS2Yee. of Spotsvlvaris
"a "a. anls 6w hhnce = rye Pit
zer. of Martinsburg. w. ". .sere united
IN marriage in the Presbyterian church
here Wednesday afternoon. March 2nd.
at 5:45 O'Clock. Rev. j. II. Henderlite.
pastor of the church, officiated.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Pltzer left for a Northern bridal trip.
They will make their home at Martins
burg, w. Va.
Among those from distance attend
ing the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. c.
J. Remsburg, of Frederick, Md; Mr..
Harond Pitzer, of Martinsburg. w
Va; Rev. w. X. Hardesty, of Stafford.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
0UESENBeRRY- BROOKS
Married in Washington.

Miss Edna Brooks, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Brooks, of Falmouth.
and Mr.. VIM. Quesenberry, of King
George county. left here Wednesday
morning on the 1929 train for Washing
ton, where they were married shortly
after noon.
The bride and groom will be gone
about week, on a Northern bridal
trip. after which they will go to King
George county. where they will reside
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
FUNERAL OF Mr.. WIN. BURTON

The remains of Mr.. VIM. Burton were
brought here from Baltimore and taken
to Falmouth Tuesday.
The funeral took place from Fal-
mouth Baptist church Wednesday after
noon at 2 O'Clock, conducted by Rev. II.
Aubrey Williams and Rev. Decatur Ed
wards
The pallbearcrs were Joseph Hewitt,
Willie England. Jesse Tyson. Calhe
Walker. Hunter Sullivan and John
Berry
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
INCREASING FACILITIES
Mr.. Val DAMNED Enlarges His Foundry
and Machine Works.

Mr.. Val Dannehl is building am addition
20 his foundry and machine works.
The new building is made necessary To
facilitate the handling of orders for the
towering sawmill. a specially Of
manufacture to which Mr.. Dannehl has
long devoted his attention.
With the added floor space. new ma
chinery IN the machine shop and wood
working department. complete brass
and iron foundry and force Of skilled
mechanics. this plant is better eauipped
To meet the demands Of its customers
Tor prompt and efficient services i'm ma
chine repair work for towering" saw
mills. parts and repairs. iron and brass
castings, etc.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
CARD OF THANKS

/ desire to extend to the people of
fredericksburg my heartfelt thanks
for the kindness and consideration
shown myself and family during nv
illness. ! would that could find words
to express it, but | can assure them
that i shall always hold them in gra-
cious remembrance in my prayers.
| remain,
w. S. Jackson.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
INSURANCE PAID IN FULL

Mr.. w. f. Ashley. adjusting agent
for Southern Underwriters Insurance
Company, of Greensboro. n. c., was
here Monday and drove with Mr.. r. NJ.
Chichester 10 Chestnut Valley" Mr..
{; II. Persons farm near Summit, and
adjusted Mr.. Persons recent loss of
his two barns by fire The insurance
OF 81, 900 was paid in full. The com
pany is represented here by Messrs.
Chichester & Co.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
Mr.. ENOCH LOWRY DEAD

Mr.. Enoch Lowry. worthy and
highly respected citizen Of Stafford.
near Brooke, died Tuesday morning.
after being sick for several days, aged
81 years. He was a Confederate SOL
der and member of the Methodist
church. He leaves no children and his
wife died about two weeks ago. Flu
neral from home Thursday. conducted
by Rev. w. r. Hardesty.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
TO TRY DAMAGE SUIT
Stafford Citizens Will Compose The
Jury.

Judge J. T. Goolrick has drawn from
the list of qualified voters Of county of
Stafford "a men, from whom the Jury
VIII be drawn To try the damage suit
for $40, 900 against the city of Freder-
icksburg on March 10th at 10 o'clock.
The suit is for alleged damages sus-
tanned by Miss Maud Allison some
months ago by stepping through a
bridge at one of the crossings on the
streets of the city.
Messrs. w. w Butzner and G.. b.
Wallace represent Miss Allison. and Mr..
st. Geo. II. Fitzhugh the city.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
SIGNS OF SPRING

Warm rains have fallen during the
past few days, the thermometer has
ranged around 60. frogs have been
singing, birds chirping and grass grow
ing. Spring is near. But there will
be some Chilling blasts before il is here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
Mr.. j. C. MELVILLE IMPROVED

The condition of Mr.. John c. Mel
vile is very much improved and his
physician will let him get out of bed.
There has been no spread Of the blood
poison.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
IN RESTAURANT BUSINESS

Mr.: w. G. Herndon was here Mon
day, from Washington. He is engaged
IN the restaurant business there, hav-
ing one at 924 9th and another on 1886
18th streets.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
EGGS LOWER

Eggs are selling below the 2O-cent
mark and look lower if the weather
keeps soft The best price for basket
fresh eggs is 10 cents per dozen.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
APPOINTED PULLMAN
CAR CONDUCTOR

Mr.. {. Howard Kennedy has been
appointed an extra Pullman car con-
ductor from Richmond. He will run
regularly as soon as assigned.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
SMITH-GREENe

VIM. f. Smith, of indianapolis, Ind.
and Miss Clara A. Greene. of Freder-
lcksburg, were married in Washington
Tuesday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
DOG LOST

A small fox terrier, black spot over
right eye and brown right ear. Reward
IL returned to this office. llss
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-03-03
Mr.. J. T. L0WERY ILL

The many friends of Mr.. ]. T.
Lowery Will regret to learn that he
continues extremely i'll.
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Sic 9Shiht Scs SOltes.

eyr ebenio ihIiaten, ME uber3sugers
ben 0prteu bot Der perQbi ihteoete
Sberforitnurt 9ifforo piHhot Die uss
beltdnoe in unieren polItti6en 8ers
bGltniIIen geihiloert. Mtr Diirbigen
bic ReDe am beiten, lnoep mir bic Dd=
rim pertretenen 9epuuten peiter aus
ipiuuen I'm tie nod anihaull6er su
MAIDEN. 0us Sauptubsl beiteht odrin,
oqb oQs Bolt uQes 8ertrauen gum
9ongreB oerloren bat. Oieiss III uuf
oreierlei BeiIe perIher3t porbeu. Grs
items, bur6 birette S6urtersi; 3tpsis
tens Durh 8eoantenfnulbsit, lno brits
tens, burt purteis 2errorismus. Oieis
brei unheilpolleu Glemente tpirten suz
Iummen, nm elmer tleinen 8ruppe Die
6erri6aft gu Iihern, pslhe Die trufeits
8oItsausbeutuno bstreibt. Dir mol
len Da sun Derihiebenen 8eIipielsn aus
Der SaqesgeIhihte erldutern.
Die republttuniihs purtei bertritt
ben S9ug3ou, i'm 8e9snioB gu bsr
freihGnb!erii6en Rihtung Der oemo.
tratii6en 9artei. Wer Elm RepubIita.
ner iein tpiq, mub audi Elm S6uB80Q.
ner isin. 9as pirb BON 9enieniaen
ipel6s cine QuSbeuturgspplitit betrei.
ben. in Der Weiis mibbraudt, baB fl
3oQe auf 30as tbiirmen. Gine 4n3abI
SongreB >Witglieber 6oben ni6t Der.
itano genug, um su burdIhuusn, baf
cine fold iibertriebene Shub3oas spoIi:
tit bem 8olte uHertrdgIihe 2aiten ouT.
biirDet uno Dur6 Die Mudt Der Redt:
tion gum Jretbuuoel fubrsn nub. 4n,
oere, bic es burhIhauen, luiTen Iid
bur6 ben Don Qlori6 unb RonIorter
er6obeneH 8OrDurf Idreteu, bab Il,
uufb0reu, RepubIitauer gu iein, fpenr
fie bic ertremIteu 5oroerungen be1
5OdS0aner ni6t uHteritiBeu. eyn fol,
der Weifs bat 4lbri6 es fertia ae.
bradt, bdB Die 8aumnoQenz3 30ne er.
b0bt iporoen iinD, bic obnebtn su bod
fparen, unb bab biels GougreBz zWitq[ie.
Der, bic bas mibbiligtsn, ourh Der
8ornurf Der parteizllnrseeImGbig
iih bupon abbaIten lieben, biefen infu.
men 3olI nieDersuitimmen.
Der bisberisen 8erpaltung Der Of.
fentlihen Oomdne lag Der riatig. 0e
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Sd,imdren In Der Sehnif.

lIni,rs setnif Bot i'm l.btsu Subrs
hunbert 10 manGes id.inbor nnmoas
li6e moaiit esmoht. Gle Iciit oos
grUblen, Die meniblihe Stimme iiber
pi.ls bunberi Meileu hinipes su lsitsn.
gle ihuf aus unf6sinbaren eroen
Nletolle. bic Ieidter als Sol5 uHo feitsr
oils Giien Iino. Gi, a..pdun aus benz
jdmubiaen, iibetriehenben 1beer bic
berrIibifen Duff. uno Jorbitoffe. Gle
bat i.Ibii polbradt. mas einmol ols
IhIimmils aiiae bss iflimmen aiigens
beuie!s miin6bauisn gait: ile bat ote
Quft niht nur prfliifitsi. foHoerH
aud sum gri.urren eebra6t unb uns
psritable Quftiieine geIisfert. Sie
mahte tpahr, mas immer nur bis
iiibnFs, pbontaiie gu eretntsn bets
mohtt.
llnb bod sibi ss t.hnifde auisas
BEN une grobleme, bic BIB gum beutis
a.n sae. ungelOft itnD uno aud ME
oel0ft perh<n ionnen. Gs iinb bas
I.ns auFsaben. bic on iid uurihtis ae'
iteat Iin6, bic esgen Elm Raturasfeb
DerFtobsn. gs Einb bic Sdimdrsn Der
gehnit. bensn Der uaturiDinenIhofts
lid, gel6ulie i'm ipeiten goeen aus
benz Wsae gebi, an oeneu er 3eit uno
0s!p opferi, phne bod einen Grfolq
errinaen su tonnsn. Da III 5unddli.
lpDbl bic srobie tedniide Stimnr.
alIer 3eiisn. nas ~perpeium mobile"
bas elpig gspeslidt. Gine Waidin.
iolite Is iein, bic Iih bei.anbia belpsel
uno nab oubsn bin iogur nod araf!
ubaibi, Dbne isibit BON auben ber II
aenprie ardfi 5u empfonesn. Sin fri
beren 5ohrhunbertsH. nIs bic RenntnIt
ber aritrelseenben RatureeIsbe. tns'
bsiDnoere oes Observation-Disclosures Dor
Der Grbaltuna Der araft nod nidt be-
tannt trarsn, bnben fih audi srcBeOei.
| iter pordn periuht. QsoHdrbo pc
9inei, Der nihi nur Elm GROCER UanItr
| fonDern audi sin GROCER Boumeifie.
unb 9ehniisr mar, bat GuBtHD< Dor
Siissen unb pidnen hinterlaHsn, ei.
ole nnr irgenbipie beniburen Mnorn'
nungen Doll 6sbern, 6ebeln unb Oe'
tpittsn oItsn, NIT btren Dilfe bis
efpig IN : Mrbeitsmnfhine 5uEtnno'
fcmmetf x. llnb QeonarbD os
Winxi 6d( Lon1enbe Don RahfclgerT
Qsfnnhtn. MI es bod erft tpenig ibtl
haaAlft ~ bsr, sab bic purifs'
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Der Ban u meritGniih II
& nferen3, tpel6e nd6itsn Monat
in gusros 4pres itQttfinDet, ptrb Elm
tpidtiger politii4er aQrdtter beige
mefen. gs ioIen WtaBregeln qetrpfs
fen tperpen, fotpeit bas m0gli6 lit, Der
6dnbslss eynnafton Der europGiT6en
2anber entqegen gu fptrten, bon oenen
mun 6efiirttet, baB Tie i6r ueberges
Diht I'M Sanbel au elmer politifhsn
lebermaht entpideln, ober, pie &C
beiBt, bic 5anbelsz4nnerion in eine
polittihe Qnnerion pernanbeln tDnn.
ten. Wir finb entidteben gu be3neifeIr
eeHeiet, oab foIhe 6tnter9soanten pb=
Dalten. 8etreffs 0euti6Ianbs lit 5ur
9eniige betannt, baB feline Yolitit qes
gen Innerion BON ieiner unp ieDer aHs
oeren Seite gerihtet 1T. Die .offsne
56ure" 1T ietu Progrdmm fir Die
eaH5e Delt, mas 4nnerioneu ausz
fblieBt. .Benn man aber auf bieiemaouz
tiHent Dirtli9 4nneripnen befiirhtei
uno glau6t, oaB Iie aus intimen 5an.
oelsDerbinouneen herDorgeben, 70 tpirb
bic 4bipebr nicht in poIitiihen 8sritdnz
bigungen ooer Riitunaen, ionbern in
befereH 6oHDelsprin3ipien beiteben,
als iie bisber IN uuierem 2anbe pers
treten tporDeu iinb. Dab mir i'm iiios
omerifaniihen 6anbel cine fold nnterz
seorbnste aole fpielen. obfpobl mir bic
beiteH Gunoen Der fiiDliden ameritas
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Die 9ullmanG N paRp III
nit ibrem GrIuhen I'm eineu Gtnz
holtsbefebI abgetpieien poroen, our6
fpsl6en bic 4norouung Der 8ertebrss
Rommifion CUR 6erabieBung Der 8es
biibren fir ShIafpagen auf perittsbez
nen 8obnItnisn bes DeItens hinfdaiq
eemadt psroen iollte. 9pn beionoeretR
SutereTe 1T Der 8runo fir bic 3urud'
fpeifuuo. Die Gnti6etoung oes Sc
ridts gino odbtn, Die 9ullman Comp.
babe ni6t nahgetpieisn, oub Die Inz
pronun9 Der 8ertebrs>a >aommiHiou ben
9roFtt Der @eIelli1aft ungebiibrIih BE-
eintrG6tigen piiroe Die 8egterung,
refp. bas 9olt oetptnnt in IoI6en 5dlz
len INNER ben Pro3eB, tpenn Die Df.
fentIihen 8orporatiorsn cine ernItlite
&apitulsi6dpigunq nadtpeiIen uiiher.
Tos 1T aud Der 9runb, nespe9en Die
Giienbabnen Iib eegen ben Ydraqruz
pben Der neusn Giien6abnz8iu pebs
rem, fpeIher ibusn Die 8epeislait aufz
erlsgt, bab cine 6erabieBung Der
sSra6troten bur6 bic 8ertehrszG
million ibren Yrofit ungebiibrlih perz
tiir8en pIroe. IS 1T oaber BON grOBs
ter 0ihtiotett, bag i'm &onferen8tom.
mittee bieier Yaragrupb niht nOerIoe
rem" gebt.
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bon pielsrlei pflnnsen ubitrtiff. Wdbs
renb man bier nit 5ilFe bes uuses oft
freilib Ihon NIT Sdtpisristeit bic
Samen fihten fann, iit bies bel ben
Hotterien ibrer mitroitopifden akins
belt fpeeen nnmoelih, uno ielbit unter
benz WlitrpTtop besbdlb 10 fhipsr.
neil fis INNER In 5liiFisteii fhipims
men miii1en, tuenn iie niht abiterben
iolIen. Man min aber bic Rsinsiifs
tisung bod MAIDEN, um ihre 2ebtHss
erfheinunssn, pp3u beIonbers ib,e
frantmahenben JGbistsitsn sebSren,
5u ftuoirsn. Dor Rod mubte man
nun bic tIeinIten Mensen baourh in
ibre GinSeI Snbipiouen su trennen
futen, boB man lie Isbr fart psrs
oannte, 10 fart, bab man unntbmeu
fpnnts. bab iu elmer bsitimmten Wlens
&c SliiiIiatsit, et1po l aubitseutimeier,
lei nur mebr Elm asim. Gillte man
nun oanon in Rohrhen nit gldbrlos
flung 3. y. Bouillon ub, 10 tpuhien
gsleeentlih einmal, spenn's Der 3us
fad iuolIte, nur oie cine 4rt in einsm
RDhrhen. oft dber gar teine. Oft 3ahla
reihe 4rien. lem mdhie aoh elm
Gnbe burh bic eeninle Sbee, DAB er
Der fliiHissn R6brIDfung GeIotine 3us
ieste. 9iefe eritdrrte unb nun tpdrsn
bic 8otterien an ihre 5tene aebunnt.
Dlan fab aus Der 4rt bes Wuhiss Der
ID permehrenben gnsiIIen - bic 2Os
flung ipurbe in Tlahe Shdlen gegoIs
fen unb susebedt NIT bem Wtitrps
flop: bier iino Rein,ulturen; bon tin:r
art.
Rahm man nun aus bieI.m
etiuas o6 uno Ibertrue eg aui
neus RdbrloIuna TO ,ounte man Die
Snbibionen elmer art tpeiter5lhten
unb nit ibnen erpsrimenie MAIDEN.
lie ouf There pertmpfeu uitp. 9umtt
erft tpdrsu bic techuifden 8orausisss
unaen fir bi. bobe gnttpidluns Der
mobernen ba.ieriologiinen 5or'huno
init Of ibren Segnunaen fir arauis
heitspsrbiitung uuo sbe.ompfune eeses
ben, namtntlih ouh fir bic Der 9ua
bertuIofs, eeeen bic CT oos 5ubertuliH
empfobI, bas uof iubeInber Nufnabme
unb foIaeuoer ftdr.fter Gnitduihuns
nun bpd nod in getpifer Rihtune
mertbpoIles leiftet.
Dies bic ipiiTenIdoftIihen 0robt6os
ten Rods. Der Weiiter in geobohs
tuHs uno prostii6em 3uereif.n be-
.pGbrte iid ober aud bel ben erpben
oraaniiutoriideu unb spioemiploeis
inen 4ufgaben, bic ibm osittllt ipurs
ben, 70 bel Der 2eitung Der beutfdeu
GboIsraerpsbition mad assppten uno
Snhien, Der Grforfhung Der Rinbers
peTt, Der S6Iaftrunibeit. Wait Der
9uber,uIpIsfrues Bat iif aod in leg
ter 3eit nod befonbers inieuiip b.fabt.
Quberbem bat sr in Der 8erpoItunsss
ihdtigieit unenbli9 bieles Wuiitrsiils
iises eeiaoffsu.
Gs III unn6aIih. bic 8sbeutun9
bieies aroBen Waunes bier in mebr
aIs oons bef6eibener Weiie tpeiteiten
areiisn su TdbiIbern. Gs ift aud nihi
notbie, tpis Bel mnuhem anbern be-
beutenSen Monn. i'm 4ug,nblite ieis
nes 5iuIheiosns nohnnI suiamuren'
sufaiTen, mas sr ottpsisn, neil eben
NIT Der 3.rFSnIihtsii aud bic Wirs
lung auf bic DsIt erliiht. Tenu bi.
1prm, in Der CT aetpirtt, III 5.rbUriisn,
unIt.rbli6 ober tpirb Istn Geift fortles
BEN, nitt nur In Der 9eihihte. icns
bern in lsbenbiesm Weitsrpir.tn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-13

Gin alter Serr BON 81 Sab
rem, Der in G6icagDer 5inan3treiien
cine iebr bobe Stellung inne bat UNI
1ein gan3es 2eben Elm RepubIttaner 9es
tpeIen iit, bat tunb unb gu winen 9s'
than, oab er fortan fiir Die bemotratIs
fhe Bartei itimmen rperoe. Der 8runo
iit intersTdnt. Gr iagt, ouB Euft ber
8unoese Regierung gu pjeI Wlu6t elm
rdume uno RooIspeIt lei ein So5iultit
Gein SoeaI iit 8ouperneur 9armon
bon benz sr hofft, ooB Inn bic Yrdil'
bentidaft SufaQen peroe. 8aruus III
5u erieben, pelnsR vRuf" Ii2 Surmor
aIs 9ertreter Der SorporationssS sSnter
efien erpprben bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-13

Der 8rdiioent bot 5u ber
anuppel aeoriffen. Wsnn er es nur
friiber oetbun bate! Sein Gini6ret'
ten puroe purd Die Qbiift oes Senuts
peranlabt, aus Der gt'enbabn=8iQ Der
9uru9rapben fortsuIaFsn, Der bic 81
Ienbabnen betreffs i1rer Grtfton por
Bombs uno Qtttien unter Die Gontrpll
Der Heaieruno itelIt. gllorih uno 9e:
noTen perTuhsn bic Shulo fir oieTt
llnterlu1ung auf bic 9emotraten ob5us
mGGsen. 9ieIe, tpiro geiugt, lpolltcr
BON elmer &ontrple ourh Die 8unoes'
Regierung nidt piisn. fouoern BIZ
4uf9dbe ben Gtn3elitaQten 3upet'en
0ieis gln9abs 1T uidt unridtig, ube'
Tam bic repubIitaniihe purtei nthi
ent'huloieen. 0iefe bat Die Wtdjort'
tat uno tarn eineu ioI6eu Bdrdgru;
pben our6ieben. Weun Der 8orpdnr
BON glIorin uno 9enoTen shrlih ge'
meint tpGre, fpiirosn tie es tpiIltommen
betben, buB Die oemotratif6e portei
SteIIunQ oeosn Die 9unoesz&ontrple
nimmt. Dds 9pIt rpiiroe teinsn 3ipeIs
fel ouriiber beItebeu IaFen, mas es pon
elmer iolheu Sppoiition hdIt. Iuetr
e. lit Elm Iehr alter 8ntff BON republts
taniI6en 8orporationss sSeratoreH, itt
Dor oemotrdtifder Sppoiitton 81 beus
oen, penn es fih burum banoelt, BIZ
eyntereTen Der &orporutionen tpdhr5us
rebren, unb bic SppoiittOn nit 6ohn
suriidpeiien, fpenn lie su @uniten ocs
Bottles 1T. Der 9rdiioent lGbt 'it
ober in oieIem Sale auf oas per'tos
Spiel niht Elm. Gr osrIdr1t cine Or
filIung beg Dem 8olte 1eqebenen Der
Tprehens. bab man ben Giienbabnsn
nitt mehr erlauben bari, ShuIosn au'
Shuloer 5u bdufen, fir tpeIhe oos
8Dr in Torm bon 5rohts uno Tdhrz
raten aufautommen bat. SoDelt III
Dem grGiioenten Die GinIeBung elmer
8ommiiIion periprohen iporben, ipets
de Gber Die fir bisisu FaQ qseiSnets
GeIeBgebung in Der nGaiten GOn8rebe
Situno beritter ion. llnieres Grz
meTens bege6t Der grGTbsnt sinen
7Fe6ler, penn er Iid ouf oisier 9om:
promiB einIGBt. aommiTions6sra,
tbungsn iino ipsitsr niht5 aIs Der
tr0itunoen auf bic 2utunit unb enoie
aen Qep0bnIih oomit. bag niats ges
Itiebt. gBern Der Staat Rerp 9ort
Elm ioldes 8eIsB erIaiien tornte, oas
ii6 in Der tursen 9eit ieinss gsitehsns
por3iioIi6 beDdbrt bat, 10 Iiegt teiu
@runo DOT, purum Der 9oHoreb ui6t
ebenTalIs Elm iol6es 8eieB IoTort erlois
fen f0nnte. Denn Der QrdIioent ri6t
nohgibt, 10 piro Der &on1rsR rah9es
ben, uro iebt Dor Der 8dbI. iIt bi.
bette 3eit ibr gu bs3rpinosn. Rot Der
Wo6I Tino bic 6erren SorgrebsW(i
gIieber iebr bohFubreno.