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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23
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krsiten puroen, bod f4sinen oteIe
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23
BUR ScAMtuna!

"a aranfbeitsbaIber bic BaileneItern bes
Geutfnen alleemeiRen grptejtnntifden g3aiien'
bnuIee, nuf sDd. Gnburn, Cincinnati, a., tbre
&eftenatton ei1geretcbi baben, juept Ger asdifen'
perein Elm oeuffnes ptcieitantttdeS eIternpanr
bos BITE sdbieteiten befiet uno getlens IT, bleie
Gteue am 1. Geptember btefes SabreB 5n uber'
an ben Qrdftbenten a. $. 2eefer,. Ala Bduer
eIbenue, ooer on treeno Elm mafg!teo oes be-
treffenoen &ouImtttees
s. antrmarii, 2S45 mlnb CTR, g9nInlu 5tLIs.
8 g. grodmnun, BIS 9ftboIe moab. Clifton
GSp. snriefer. 1855 spbeeIer ctr.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23
Gutt, fir qputraftprra.
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s. q Tntit ton Qountn, Ghtp.

gcr1mt tfftouers Cfftte
EamtiioH QouHth, Ghtp.
Cincinnati, Ohio. 20. Sunt 1910
8trfteeeIte alnaebot tperoen entee
aeuaenontmen IN hsr Office bes 8oarb Of Gountn
Gpmu1t'itoners bis Grettag, ben %. SuIt
1910. i'm 10 ubr glittaes fir Die uaGite.
beuoe Gountpsgrbet:
gemdB oen SDe3tfiiotiorer 30. 75-Tfir biz
g9teoerberFteuung beg Gbertbetls bon SamiItor
Rite 3iuiitheu Rortb @enb Gpno uHn Der flblt
den &orporationss9tne bon @d. SeaItbp, tr
Sprtuafielo GcUHibip,
Gie grbeit bat gu ee'neoen In iieberesrit,n.
muna nit ben nldneu uHo Spt5ififottonen
neId1e jest In Der Office bes Boorb Of Gcuntc
gontnii'iorers aufIiPeer.
9lue Gneebofe rtiiifeR nu' SoruluTdren ausee
'erigt fcin, pelhe in ber Office hes godrb o
Cuunte Gommiiitorers Su bnber inb. uub be,
ulettet feir ben einen @pnb In Der gufnmt boz
fhnfbuubert (s50o00) Dollars nit spet gutter
unb eeniieenben @ireen oils gi1erteti, oat
Der @ieter ben aontrnli etneehen pirb. sur gus.
fhbruna Der sIrbett. TN Sale herfeIbe itm susr.
Ge Gounto ComuriHioncrs betaIteu ft8 bas
Ge6t nor, treenoein ober ole anaebote gu
oermer'eu.
am gtu'tross bes Donrb Of Geurts Commit.
ftoners bon 61r,tIton GouHts, Ohio.
StnuIep StrubIe. 9railcert
Gtteit: Srse. 9rsibs, GIerf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23
Rstis an asntrnftorsx.
v m NJ ftoneIs Dtftee,
ga M lion apuntp, Gbte.


ga M Iton Qpuntu, Cbfc,
@tnctnnaft, Gbio, Ie. sSnIt 1910.
SerfieaeIte Anesbote iperben ent,
eeaenaenpmulen In Der Office hes 8oarS oi
Gpitnt1 Sommtiituners bis sam Srettas
ben Is. Suit 1910. INN 12 ilbC Wlittnes, fiir bii
nu6fiebenoe Gnuntns9rbeit:
@enldB ben Speoifttattnnen go. 4T-5iir btt
8erbererltne bon Sarrifon uro 9,em Saner
9foae BON Der Sarrtfon Btis bis sir Or H
9rh6e an 9teiu Baltimore, in Sarrtfpn nnt
Grosbp dDuufbips.
Die Grbeit baf an aefdbebeu In t1ebere,nfttns.
HuHa nit ben 8ldnen uuo Spestfitnttoueu
heIne iett In Der Office bes godrb Of Gountr
goutlnifioners aufIteeen.
sIle 9tngebote mlifien au' ssormuIarer alsae.
fertiat fetn ipene in Der Office ces Bcnrb pI
Gonntn 9or,rutfonerS ~ ba5en ftnS, gns be.
breitnitfcub Dollars tS9 9000.oo) NIT sioei ei
ten unb eenileenbeu Pnrqer oils Gt6erbeit, bat
Der gieter hr@ aoEtrnft eirpebeu rirb onr Nus.
fhbrun9 Der 2Irbeit. I'm 5aue berTeI6e ibm su.
ertannt ptro.
Die Gountb GomnTiloners bebaItsr flo tns
Sfeht boz. iraerbein pocr nue Gnsehote su
Dernerfrn.
an auftroee bes godrb Of 5nntiIton gountr
gonIrifoners.
stanIeh 9trubIe, 9rHsibent
Ettet: Ereo. 2reths, gIerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23
r;stis FIR Goutroftpren,
CfFtce bet.gU mmtTftpnerS
BON SAINT ton g0untn,
G 1 :, Z :. n a I 1 E-hln % Oit.ti aGlI

20 n . q o " V o II IT o.
Cincinnati. Sbtp. %. Suri 1910
Berltegslte gnesbpis spe5otH eHt::
eeBengeHoHnIen In Der Office bes goarh c'
Gouut1 Gommtiitoners bic Srettap, ben
Is. Juli 1910, bis 12 ubr mtttags. fir be
nadhftebeube gounfn.Grbeii:
e5euaB ben Sge5i'iiufioHer 80. 6f-sSiir BITE
@eiDreuieIure nit Mspbalf-CeI bic wlnnteorern
Wtfe. bon Gppres @eeflle biz 5ur ROrhItnte bon
Senneea, in Columbia uuo Speumore 1opn'
ibips.
7ie glrbeii 3at su gef6cber In lleberetr'ttm.
rrunp NIT ben 9Laren unb speSi'iiaiiouen,
peIde jeei in Der G'tce bes goaTb Of gouatp
Gommii,pners auflieleH.
aue Gngebote uiiiea uu' EFonnnIartr duaas.
fertiot feir rueItbe In Der Office Ses 9carb oi
Gpuntn GpmuiNioners 81 bnben iro, uue r..
gIeitet ien bon ctreu gonb i'm gstraae bon
flUfbuuhert tS5000O) Dollars. nit srpe auien
nnb eeHiigerhengnrecr ole Siterbeit hcflr bas
Der 9ieter her qcnrnff eiugcbeu nrb sur Gus.
tubruHe her gtrbett i'm Sale hsrfegbe Tim gu.
eTfunnt niCb
Gie Gouutu GommifTiorers b.baIisn Nt has
Reht Dor, trgenbetHes ooer aQe gnetbote su cer.
tocrfen.
Sm gtu'trag bes gr arb CT samiIton qDuntp
gomuiiiIoHers.
StnnIsh StrutIs grHfbeut.
Gtteft: Sreh. 1rtths. gIsrf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23
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Geiiterisber, beiiueet fid So 1911 Glm gtrabe
EtefeI Seufeter III ais oas beriibMiefie Wsniun.
Bli.6 fiHoen fDnRen nnb biIff Sbnen In geitaft.
IfdleH EnGsn. 2iejes mlebium II. eiu aRGrH,
tueIfer bon Der @etitermeEt beaabt III, 3bner
faeen, ebenYo Befprsnnsie NIT SIREN psrttcrbs.
nen 5reuHbeu. -Ssit dus ArnnfeeitsB, pbns
Webisin .s.Hsunetnen. ghbentsn In Eptt.tts.
Vlofcen1 Old & III 6SeubS. ~. lx2i IA,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23

g5rou6en, bier bob ih 9ir ein
9aor gang pei6e Sausinube mitse.
broht."
.Bobrboftig, Wdnnher, Gu iiebit
mir meme ga;tnihe on ben glib.
rsrougen ntlA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23
9o6nuns uno Soft.

. 9euff6er W q m, 80 Sabre all, sa6It gu,
ten @reis fit stoft unb Gobnnns Sci ge6,l'
beten Qeuten, nn5e oey BiHesRortpoob Gar.
aorefiire: 0. GtOmns, 20 GiHDlGa Etr., !.
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Oas GebGuos, befonnt oIs Qo. 535
WaDe Strabe, frontenb am McainIsp
gart; ein por5iisliher plas fir einen
GissGreamsparIor ober 4oubitorei.
0u4aLfrug.u siSnetsGts p!um unb
2iberip Strab.. II
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g e / III fir spei oeuti6e arbeitsr a 81 pc
gDone. ac. 1910 Gin ElrGbs. IL
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starb an 2ieDitue, ben 21. SUM 1910.
Gbenos ubr, nod laHaem ihtperem getoen nm
fere tnniaiiaeItebte @att!n unb Maitter.
Cli(absth Sd)miot,
nph nIIm 2 7

GEO. N I II Z,
i'm aIter por 45 Sabren, Mlonoter unh is
Iugen aeboren gu Sefien,1 armitdot Geutft'
LAMB. Die geerbtaung finoet itatt am Srettog,
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blufe aug, geo 453 8Iotter 9lbenue, fuc8u Ber'
panote unb Sreunoe hD1Ilhft eIngelaoen ino
bon ben uauernoen SinterbliebeneH:
ParIes B. g d 1T ; T., Sate
1924 nebit Stn6ern
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23

Die cbtseu Gan1pfsr Hnb rdn-mtItd nsu, bon
bcrsaSHGIier oauart une Gimt6mug Edlcnt
aIlb AdGteE, 3immer Guf Ted.
Glsgtrii6e EeieuhtuTe 1T n1sn Hhfmen.
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SpteIe.

6eute Beginner bic yRebs" Elm bret
tGgiges Sournier nit ben ,Sqroind
len" in Ct. 2ouis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23

Uute gtfenarbttfer for beritieeene
arier arbett. Ratsuirdgen Gc. 2e2o Cole
rain GbeRue. 30
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23

nisRr6ute Refidtfot be ssgiurer
tyeniiersagsIaee Der esrnensei fyurriturt 60.
SHowehs@6e Gin urb Cher Gtrose Often
teeeH abeub bis O.: Sau1iinaS BITE 10. 4S
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fctne al he!reibeH. gtotsufrnoer bel Wfc6,
Nermnn & 60. Gin uub mcgGrIanb GfrdBe
Dtan 'prede init @lr. Gerpei. /"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-23

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Aahsuftaeen go. 2s0e gasft Q. Etrass. j
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RofeT. gG6guiraqeu bel mloper, EHeuer
Cffner & Go, 9ug5sBetdabe. 1. unb Btle
Etrohe. 23-25
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4. SCHUMACHER & co

No. q. Gay So, Baltimore, Md.
Geftsru Saman 9oni, 5trft glotiondi Rdni.
G6e l. nub MaInnt gtrabs; 1be s5iftbsI btrb
gaationaI gQnf Of Cincinnati; 1erman Rattoud!
Eanf, Gtias NnfioHdl Banf. Brighton German
Hanf BspEsr Co. 1919 Race &tSc5s: 90.
&Iels Co.. Gorinetsa. Es. %
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Rahbufraeen go. 2e2o eoIerniu goe. bn
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Stmtner, @dS titr ieoe 5aHllist ~ Siib. oer4
tpitrtfnt.
WanIberrp Gtrs-7 8immer, bermietbst sii
Bsit BoIrmf StIIs--4 8inrmer Rrid Got
faeae, $4,000.
q II GItfton - Soft neiies Sdits, cernistbet
$50, nttr $5,20o: nno mebrsre aloere. 10
serosent Nnleiben.
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@nen Ctr, Ssftndiaes 8rid, 10 Siumer;- to'
fteie iiber $40, 900; SO 900 cher tpentaer fnii'
fen oafeIbe. Grefap, anft. 1T
mpreen (sreitog) goa6mitiaa 8 iibr. abmi.
riftrntorssBerfdnf 1920 Beit ctr, 9sftodtees
grid ID 3intncr: fofiete iiber $4,000:
$4,000 cber peuieer fauieu batleIbe. Gre
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Diaa ahreiitse: gS. g.. Go golisbIutt.
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ItbGdler 9obn geIepbon morib 1929 81. ooer
natsu'rGaen 80. e0e GegiretoH aoeHus.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01
SOUNDS WARMING
ON EGYPT'S AFFAIRS
London Express Pleads for More Re-
pressive Measures-says seditiOn
Is Rampant Among Natives.

LONDON, April 1.-The loudest cry
II alarm yet sounded regarding the
status of British rule in Egypt was
voiced by the London Express today
in ali article pleading for more re
pressive measures in Egypt
II the Express statement OF con-
ditions in Egypt is true. the public Is
agreed that Col Roosevelt was really
in personal danger when he dared de-
nounce the Natiopalists in Cairo, their
stronghold
1T Is no secret that sedition is ram
pant among the native officers OF the
Egyptian army the Express says.
Secret societies are poisoning the
people against the British and are
planning by means of terrorist meth
DDS TO sweep the English from the
country.
Selected members from these So
cieties have gone 10 Italy and 10 swift
orland to study explosives and the
manufacture of bombs, The result or
their study can be but one thing-a
reign OF assassination in Egypt.
Investigation proves that the Egyp-
tan conspirators are working hand IN
hand with the conspirators in lndia.
Now that Mr.. Roosevelt has quit
Egypt il is feased the Nationalist
| will renew their activities with IN
creased vigor. The Express warns the
public and a startling blow may fall AT
any time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01
WHERE is BILL TO COMPEL
PUBLICITY OF DONATIONS
Democrats and insurgents Hurl inns
Question At Rep. Gaines AproPos
National Elections.

WASHINGTON. April What has
become of the bill TO compel publicity
OF campaign contributions in national
elections within ten days before elec'
ton?
This IS what many Democrats anu
Insurgents are hurting at Rep. Gaines
rep. w. Val. chairman OF the mouse
committee on elections. The bill was
ordered reported by the committee
three weeks ago and Gaines has not
yet made a report 10 the house nor
put the bill on the calendar.
The measure was reported az
meeting OF the committee at whlch
all the Democratic members were
present and very few Republicans
The Democrats got one Republican
vote and directed Gaines TO report
the bill favorably.
Rep Sulzer (Dem. y. ", declares
the Republican members of the com
mittee are trying 10 recall the Dill
and rescind the vote by which IL was
reported. Gaines is silent. Sulzer
says he will ask some impertinens
questions on the floor of the house In
a few days unless the bill appears on
the house calendar in the meantime.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01
APPENDICITIS
How To Avoid II and Escape Surgi-
cal Operation. Told BY One
Who Knows.
A Simple Method That Is Always
Efficacious. Trial Package Free.

simple Mctnoo inat Is Always
Efficacious. Trial Package Free.
1t has only been a few years since
1t was discovered that surgical op-
Grafton would cure appendicitis; in
fact, 1t has been but a short time
since the disease was discovered and
named.
Whenever there is an inflamed con-
dition of the appendix. caused by i'm
pacted faces in the small cavity
opening into the intestine, you then
have appendicitis.
The older doctors used 10 call this
Inflammation of the bowels. and were
puzzled 10 know the cause.
Even now, with all the knowledge
we have OF the disease. no medical
man can tell you why we should have
an appendix. why we find II where 1t
is. or what are It's functions, IL II has
any.
The disease for which the operation
Is a cure Is usually caused by indiges
ton, and In many cases follows a
large and indigestible meal.
Physicians have until recently rec
commended an operation. but now, as
Il Is known that It is caused by in
digestion, or dyspepsia. cure with
out an operation is assured.
Where the patient Is treated with
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, the un.
healthy conditions prevailing rapidly
disappear. the stomach and intestines
are placed back In their normal con-
dition, every organ OF the body
operates as II should. and the inflam-
nation is reduced and the operation
is avoided.
Conscientious physicians. who are
looking after the best interests OF
their patients. will always keep a sup
ply OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
handy in their office. where in cases
OF sudden attacks OF indigestion they
can relieve the patient at once.
There Is no record Of case OF ap-
pendicitls where the stomach and
bowels were I'm a healthy condition
and properly digested the food from
meal to meal.
No better advice can be given 10
any one who has attacks OF indiges-
ton. or who has been threatened with
appendicitis, than 20 tell him 10 go
10 the drug store. pay 80 cents. and
take home a package OF Stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Whenever heartburn. gas in stom.
ach or bowels heart disease or stom.
ach troubles, sour quotations, acidity
or fermentation are present, act at
once Take a dose of the Tablets and
get relief as soon as possible.
At all drugeists-50 cents
Send US your name and address to.
day and we will az once send you by
mail sample package free. Address
#. a. Stuart Co, $50 Stuart Bldg,
Marshall, Mich. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01
PROCEEDING NOT REGULAR.
Certificate Of Nominations Filed Too
Late in Mt. Clemens.

MT. CLEMENS, Mich. April l.
Especial AT $40 last evening a
Democrat quietly slipped into the city
clerks office and filed list OF nom
inees OF what purported to be the
Republican convention for city Offices
The document was signed by Frank
W. Pruessell. chairman, and Rudolph
Mallast. secretary. The list was turned
over TO the city election commission
ers consisting OF Ward Switzer'
George w. John and Joseph Hunt who
were at first puzzled as TO what should
be done with the ticket. Advice was
sought and II was learned the certifi-
cate OF nominations was filed too late
TO be placed on the ballot.
This together with the facts that no
regular caucuses or convention had
been called, and neither was certificate
signed by the regular chairman and
secretary of the Republican city COM
mittee, convinced the majority OF the
commissioners the proceeding was not
regular.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01
WILL DRAG MORE
into CRAFT CASE
There Are Many More Who Have
Reason To Feel Uneasy Says
Columbus Official.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 1.-The
Indictment by the Franklin county
grand jury of four Columbus business
men and two former state employees
in connection with state house graft
is only the beginning.
There are many more who have
good reason to be uneasy" declared
Assistant Prosecutor King, who repre-
sented the prosecutors office in the
graft probe yesterday.
The present term of court ends to-
day but when the next term begins
April Is. the grand jury will go into
q number OF other cases OF alleged
graft in the state house"
The Beatty legislative probe com
mittec is going TO push its investiga'
lions in all directions during the re-
naming few weeks of the legislature
Things are In bad shape every
place we look" said Chairman Beat
~. Il believe We could hold sessions
OF the probe committee for year and
then not come To the end OF the graft
that has been going on in the state
house In recent years"
OF the six men indicted late We'd
nesday, John T. Gale is former
probate judge OF Franklin county and
now president OF the Ruggles-Gale
Co, OF this city; John W. McCarerty
Is a former county clerk and former
stakeholder In the Ruggles-Gale Co.;
George l.. Ruggles was formerly presi-
dent OF the RugglesGale Co; John
ID. Paine, former salesman for the
concern; George Z. Wood, former sup
ply clerk In the Office OF Secretary
of State under l.. c. Laylin, and Har-
~ E. King. former clerk TO railroad
Commissioner Morris. The 40 indict'
ments returned charge them with
padding bills, giving and accepting
brides and certifying TO false bills. All
have been arrested and furnished
bond.
The indictments are the result OF
the confession TO the Beatty probe
committee OF John ID. Paine, former
salesman for the Ruggles-Gale Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01
HORSE RUNS AMUCK.
Dashes Down street In Mt. Clemens
Trolley Wires in Tangle.

MT. CLEMENS, Mich, April l.
A truck horse, frightened by the APP
proaoh Of an automobile, dashed up
Gratiot-ave. at a mad clip. dragging
the weight with IL. At the New Ma
tiona house the animal struck an iron
guy post and was stopped. The har'
ness broke and the horse plunged
ahead, finally becoming entangled In
the harness and falling to the pave
ment.
When the wagon struck the iron
post 1t was broken of at the ground
and toppled over. disarranging the
overhead trolley wires. At that mo-
ment a passenger car came along and
the trolley caught loose wire. The
whole network was brought down
with a crash. It was necessary for a
construction gang to make repairs be-
fore the cars could be operated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01
ATTACKS RECTOR.

JACKSON. Mich. April Rev.
Robert f. AacDuff, rector of the st.
Paurs Episcopal church OF Jackson,
was assaulted on Main-st. last evening
by a. NJ. Walker. a former vestryman
OF the church Three vestrymen were
retired az recent meeting OF the
parish. az a result. II Is said. of the
employment OF clever political work
The retired men and their terms OF
service are George w. Baker. 40
years: Charles w. Highly. 80 years
and a. VI. Walker, % years. The
brethren, II is said, are not dwelling
in harmony and there is serious fric-
ten. Walker and MacDuff met on the
street Wednesday night and 1t Is said
some words followed and Walker
while angry. struck the pastor in the
face. No arrests have been made.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01
WILL TAKE HIS TIME.
President In No Hurry To Name Late
Justice Brewers Successor.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The ap-
continent OF successor TO the late
Justice Brewer. OF the supreme court.
may not be made for three months
President Taft Is much averse TO Sc
lecting a new member OF that tribunal
without plenty OF delberation and In
yestigation. lie is Of the opinion that
the status OF the important cases now
before the supreme court does not
make II necessary TO hurry the ap-
poiniment OF Brewers successor. IL
has been his belief from the time the
quits were Instituted that the gov
eminent would be successful in the
prosecution and he sees no reason now
for altering that view.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01
WILL RAISE RATES.
Railroads Say Increase In Wages viii
Necessitate Change.

NEW YORK, April lit Is authorl-
tatively stated In railroad circles today
that a general readjustment in freight
and passenger rates on all important
lines OF the country is inevitable as
The result OF the increases in wages
aow being forced on the railroads by
their employees.
The action of the Pennsylvania. Bal
timore & Ohio, Reading and the New
Haven in granting Increases will, II is
believed, shortly be followed by sim.
liar advances by the other big roads
and an increase in rates Is said by the
roads to be a consequent economic
necessity.
Il is rot thought any concerted
action will be taken, but that each
road will make its advances in ac-
cordance with It's own requirements.