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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23
9ulanntrdJe
9ndIrthtem.
autnots.

0bttago. - Wis oirerse Sclas
osr @vabib untsrfuaund. ipelhe oe
tsiis dNt aien 3msiitl I%sfislis. eab
n Ralbb0uis ois alIsrl6Nmmlk Ger,
rupiiou bsyyitt. BAT Ft eer hdoiiite
QtlfsecmutiNdr paul Reosesle. elm
SultatreuHo hes @uraermefegs
Snns. etroEIdbt s,isbm. icu Unit
n'eAySulessn. S.sateanpllt NAN
man pl1o o< @raoi8illnoa.t itst sor
be @gageluya bviRssr uHo Auilaasn.
Htts mar sestn Wiislisotr Res aoblsn
iTuisS, ~iouosrR auA aeatn 0olititer n.
iiaeiilts Ansciiels ntgMR spulsllos
oaraus ericlsen Ter fdo.tIAs Sab
res 9auseaI'su.ruTi ocn 90 Wiaicntu
Dollars ~ pom @tao.gatb mt. Jan,
ser5u8sa &ttaRosmasta arosnommsa
ipcteeu. siuihljtblih oey 8eywiai,
san9su zen S25.oJ0 fWr BE E,nits
una timer AaFtA,SeommiHiop Xix
anstg sem G9iiotentstiss IRaefsa.t
upa pen $4,000 fit SIC merriam,
ScmmiN Ton iofpit ett 9Rna6mt h.
@erauihl6N esy .SbiCaao Qian
SemmgN ioR" - Vpu 1rokttr Ni.t.
lis'eii 10 eiRt GnNt0suna Ns Rih
ssrs 9arrtuisg. uat ptlhtr sit S.ao,
eas Rs5t ba!, uHttraraReadhnsn si
tageu uno pit gausoieU aus Zen isb.
poa Nn SttaBsBNahnee 90 ihaiign an
ex Siaei ,uiFihis,ta M5oaben IA *.
t@ttisa. Au6 Ny amOsoirst an.
iJas oea Si0sr3dblsrS S6use. osy
@taefNupNltuua "a ntti,tn. @v
DitTriam Commit len Sic fag biz
@ueit lnig'ntuug no.b;etn @elsty
sur 9trflaaus so Keller ia oea @aA
~ @iHoss ~ab9sipirsn nerotn. Der
itarts Stnesfaa Der osgNnxnsn
Watt bat IN 6biraao uno linasNsun
cine ioymlits @lciaN ana are6t I'm
susgosittotsn 3ut Folos ababs.
S~aipsi.is 'psy Sic Rlltsuha5y ha
SANG a6Si6niiitu 70 oab sah.rsias
Gsmilisn. ramtu!li5 sie nit slsinen
RsnaGn itltnm h,tstth ssts,n.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23

9Oblfds SdubIabsn unO bic Glad
Drp 9OOos So. 9erTaisbens YsrIOs
nen puroeH nur nit inoppsr ROt9 aus
BEN brsRnenoeR @sbGuoe esretttt.
- Sn BAXTER t6otsts Gas. Qins
Der Isinsn 14iGbriasn Sobn, psrpuns
bette feline Satin ftper uno bsgiRs TO-
Ounn SsIbFmoro.
II Die Goronersiurp in Dpari
bat Ben Marl6an2ss Don auer 56ulf
an Dem Sobs bss Samss gafiop Don
@s0dr Rapids frsiseIprodsu, 0o
sr nab Anidt Der SurD ben Maun in
SsIbfDsrtbeioiguns srihoB.
- gu Delta puroen Glios 9dr-
rstt uno 5bas. glarts, spei betauntt
Jdrmsr. srnitlih. Der smrtsrs pisasi6i
tootlih. perltBt, inoem ibr Wdgen
bon sinsm 3ugs aHgsrdnnt puroe.
Selbitmoro bssing Der 25idbrigG
Otto Ban Dorm in Museatine,
Hadosm sr Fta NIT isiusr Jrnu &c.
8antt bate.
auf BEN Wess 81 ieinsm Sapa.
ger faHo nabe Council 9tuffE
Der SO Sabre aIts Sas. Barge ben 9ot
ourh grfrisrsH.
Sn gantril fano Der 40 Sab
re ate Gbas. S!ius isinen Cob. inoem
Isin @epehr iih 5ufdnig sutlub, aIs sE
oGsielbe puBsn polts.
Der betagte dug. 3immermdna
in % ontieelIO beRubte @aioiin
benin 6sueraRmahen, cine GrploIon
srFolsts uHb Der dlts Mann eRtaino
nur tHdpp Dem 5lammsntoos, nab
rsHo ieiR 9dus fat gang abbraunts.
altssrsTotn.
0ds 0bsrtaatsseriht bat emit
iaisosn. DAB bic .WsitsrR Union Il.
lsgrapb Co., Der Faatliden Ginihdb.
uns esmdB. Stsusrn auf S1,O0O.O0C
81 5dbIsH bat. Die @sltafdaft feIber
ihdBts oos giseHtbum Rur ouf $500.
600 uHO poate Rur Don eieism BE.
trag StsusrH bs3abIsn.
Bier sroBs 0rdinasseontracte in
Den GOuRtiss Aittin. aittfonu
ROftau fne BON Der sufdnoioer
StadistommiHion ptrstbsn porAn
Die arbsiisu miiFsH IdmmiIi6 i'm
iommsHeen Sommer pOasnoet perosn.
On Wantato 1T sine gsnss
suHs iRausuTirt pOrosn fir ben 8au
elmer sIsctriihen 8ahnlinie pon bp,.
nab 81. PAUL uno Wlinntapolis. Nis
arbsitsH ioasn FhoH gu anfans udhs
ten Sabrts Beginner.
@essn ben fllhiis ~eepprbsnen
Staeitlsrt G. 2. 3immsrmann ron
Sat @raRo 6orts. ntIhsr In
tsrfhlasanssR tn 9ttrogs ppn $500
bsiauloisi Diro. il Elm 6aftbsfsbl az
ldHsH pcrosH.
crD-pdkct
3as CberRcatsosrltt Bat ,nss
i6ieosn. saB osr 9trtouf pes cts
Rat betanutsn 5eirdntes in oisitm
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23

gen. Balm es3pungsn fDerotn fon. lire
@sleige ouf Der WeItfeite in hr 16.,
10. unb %. Wnrb n~ieosr5uItgen unD
bic gsfG6riiheH 8abHfrsu3uneeH ab3us
i6affsn, muree an Witinoh in
Gh~ulrot6siaGI in @er6onolung ges
nommsn. Dis gabngsisnidaF BE-
haupskt. bab feline 1otbnsnDigisii fir
bic Qisosrlsgune oer Gslsiis Qorhdns
hanoen iti uuo Der SfaetaHpalt ers
Tudi OssboIb aas iOihe 8urgr. bic
Nusiagsn iiber unfdnt uno @ertehrss
itodungsn an osn Wetisitss arsu3uns
gen MAIDEN t0nnsH. i'm per 9oftaris
81 bsHahrIdtissH. eamit q fs oIs
3assH oorloosn Tam.
Bon BEN iahiiaen airhsnhor
Der bisiiesn Ct. Qaurtntius s0<meinos
piro am GoHuerstag Absnb. 2T.5an,
I'm gabH 9beditr Elm grObss GoncsTl
uHtsr Ulitpiriuns pr0minsnier Soli-
ten 1eraHiol.et lperbsn. Sur 4nifa9s
rung sslangt -S6on gasn4 bon grud
uno .2llsranosrftf" BON 5dnosI- Die
gang porJusli6su GsiituHgsH oisiss
gbOrs hslsH cine ssnubtsi4, 4ufiibs
ruHs in QuBTtt.
Golden ~unlsrsr qsisr, bic I'D
psI3paarsn irssHODsitsr 4rt bsiddfs
fen molsn, ioHusn mir isinsn bedtrsH
9atb esbsH, als iih an bic beftrsuoms
mirte psIJbanoInng Don 8. 6. aroiss
BERG, 80. 299 3. Ctr, 81 nsHoen.
5r. arOis5srs hai langjdbriss eriobs
runo IN oielsr 8rands. mas isinen
aun0su gu quite iommi, bic oura Isis
men rsslR unD 3uDoriommsnoen Rats
lei ibren s~iHidaisn groBs grFparnife
maasn t5nnsn. Dabsi sat Or. arois.
berg elm duBsrh reinbaliigss Eager,
oas con idnem dRosrtn in osr Gtaoi
lbsrtrofisn Diro. WGn menoe fth
alfo pe~rtrausnsool an 6rn. 9rofsbsrg
uno man Dirb Fdsr fem, gut uao reef
beoisni 3u nerben. @srabs isst IL bic
3sii 0oribsiIbdFi Ginldult 3u ma6kn.
5m 4lter ooH 70 5abrsn lit 5Obn
n. 8TatS, VrdEbsnt D<r 1rots Bros.
Drug 90. uno siRsr psr gioHiersG Gin
mobner uno s@tih0ftsisute ben Ulils
muulet. ~geitorbsn. - Jnfolgs zines Sc
birnihlasss pI5sIi6 ssiiorbsn iIgouis
~. 5dii. elmer Der ttlttttannt.n g<s
iddiisleuie per Staoi. i'm Qlisr BON
50 5abrsa.
aus osm an aucertr Sttn. Der
oiieHtlidltu Ausnsis pu .Iilpan
tee Msdani1s ,Nn'uIaucs Co., elmer
psr bitten JsaspstF6trgngsssisu.
IAaiisn i'm saR3sH Gamble, 1T triiti
lib. oab cas Dsrilohew 3abr fir bic
@dsni daft Elm bohr ufolareiAes
mar. uno odb oisislbs. Cant itrsr
itsiflitsH gsiiune. Elm pbdnomtnalss
Wahsibum duf5nwsiisn Dat.
uRqtad8s 6a9ttsL -
Dus Cpisr zines itrtdlihsH In,
falls wurbe bsr II 5ahrs alie
5obn RidalBIi in guoa6n. ins
Dem Ct Get isiust arbtit In bar WurIi
otr 6uoabD'idsn Shlddisrei
o0rtisIba in sins BIeiI6 ghneiesma
idius sueib. bic Dem unglidhhtn
beios 6dRbs dbi6nit:. Dgn Goo
ouTh Griiden iaHo oas 8 Wonais ate
2odttrtsR BET aamiIis 30. RuHsa
Nebs, QO. s15 Rsnbaa Str. inhem
Is fd in bic Dsdsn times 8tishsRs
rtrpidslte.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23

@taenteu; lt ,saf zen Ws5 ,au
etiaia iug iIatne ttntl s3g4tta mtltr rsfis
ucn 43etaoefH 'aiacH vla SO babe Iaalttl
Zen atisisi Wts ig ttsie ua&0 f6nufa. I'd
faUn es 0s8 fAr Git tbut Neuut Naalsa
nHh Nri4oftematpesH baktt Nags stlfn
qtbebgu, cciut astant uuh abuag gtess
ptrtisi pefesuiti &6uitt htait iat atR
a&aYnan CLAN" 81 ..irets %ampIss 4.
523 Gpumau Nlsa 81. rcug8. $40.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23

Die Siaotsbanf in 3 ones g.
1T pertroht. Drei aufeinunz
OerfOlssnbe MiBerntsn in Der RAD
bdriaaft psrbsn als llrIdte Oes Bans
terntts dnsessben.
@et ben Observation-Disclosures
ssgsn AHop 8. Sonss. 9anieaiIirer
bon Rugbb, puroe u. a. srmitteIt,
baB ibm BON Der 8dnt $780, 900 ersbis
tint nurosn. fir bic Ts ni6t bic gss
rinsite Siherbeit erbisIten. Nu9
fali6e 8uduHssn fpurDeu TsitssHslt.
8. s. 9an. 4gsnt Der ct. 4ntbonD
Sumber So. bon Rusbn, uno 4nfpGIt
s. g. Wtc2Onp BON Deoils Cafe. uns
tsr5sihnetsn Rotsn gum gstrags BON
$4,000. fir bic is nur Ods @sriprss
den srbislteH. oab ME BON linen 3abs
lung perIaust iperoeu pirOe. SoHss
puroe Der 8eruRtrsuung Don 9auts
eel0srn ihuloig befuRnsn uno gu 10
Sdbren 3uhtbaus perurtbsift.
6rant Mite DON gerifb
SOpnbip. OsHsu Jrou uuo &ino
srtUiirgt i'm Bette aufgtfuubsn nnrbsn.
1T ron Der GOrOnsrsiurD oss MDrbss
ausetIagt pOrbsu,
Die in bisism Siaatt 9sfadfte
trsibeuosn grprsBssIsui9oFtsu babsn
i'm guROestrsisgsridt in SipuT
sails einen giubaltsbsfsbl srlnnet.
our6 peIdsn bic itaatlide RatsRcpms
million DGran 0erbinosrt piro, einsH
nsuen Sarif nit rsoueirtsn RGseH
ourd3ufibrsR.
Is Der gr0btsn 9srsrpsrtsseIsus
Ih1ftsn in ben 9lad oils poleH
nit 0sr 8enertIhaft r0ais brehen; lie
ma6ten 5u uHo woueE ben 8etrieb crit
pieoer aufusbmsn. tpenR lie ssRug
Observation-Disclosures babeR.
Sn WattrtopR Finoet 81
AHfang HGhiisn Nonats cine 4biiims
muna iiber Ginfabruns Oss logon.
gommihiousplans in Der Itdotiihen
9~srnaltung fat.
bis 6oIss elmer alien 5ehoe srs
tad gu Aberdeen Robt. Sierh.
WoEassr Der 8sarO 5arm. isinsn Ges
hiIfsn Robert 6rans.
1nntnnu.
Cine Ct. Coulter 2eituna Bat
Elm GeiidnoniB psr6ffsntIi9i. ptl9ss
Der tirslit i'm 3uhtbaus DeriiOrbsRt
Ran e~ompbsrs, Osr frubtys aHs6t Der
hrihtigten @iftm0rbsrin Gunneh
BON 2apOrts, oor feinsm 50oe abb
sslsgt babsn ion. DisIem @eiidnonib
mad Sat 9ampbsrs 5ussgsbtH. sDsds
Rautes. frau @unreB uno osIsn :
Ainosr hloroformirt IND io0dHn nas
abiittlia oas 6dus in br1He ssissi
81 blbsn, u0ourh cisls 4 9sri7nsr
ben 5ldmmsutDo faHosH. Mis q nj
III aRsessbsn b1beH i0a, bali ihm "a.
bsi lie Rsssrin glii. Aeams. 4uh Joy
e. sussssbsn bdbsH. oab CT BE- gsE'
0tenauTs scn ) Nel6sH 1on ~Flttl
osy SuRnsb hhalfli1 mar. ani
9ruRs bikes .Gsf6roHiFes- ii itsi
bic 9sseriR 4osms in 6afs ssaDa'
men uoTaea.
Die .GiiiRHs' Gotional Bari
in G1ansoiIls. Die 9tp0iitsr fH
gs.rags Don S14O0.000 bet e1'
iratt. gon $4,000. psl6s aus
sslishsn FnS, II oas msiFs gsIo ar
fhrat<n grsoii ptranssabt vsTesF
Inter otn &orssrH fisHriri nuh ~
grdfnsHi z. 8. Gilrti nit S5003.
~ Gins sy0Bs Gisfauuas in 05iit
Ri1tE 81 Gsdtr ritfsss srtsans osn
6luEuisrn ssobsh S5cbn euE1 IL
ssEf.g.sEassa IT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23
Gettaee ga UerFamien.
Special MnSeigcm
SteIIs neircl,t

Gin AsIiits9 lalselii5s8 M5Sesa NIT
outer empisblaua iuhi cine Stege ais
8BtsH QhsT 0aasma0hta bsl onsy cattn
faitelntca Samiiis stus Rinetr Wgs
tpaafse uno ndAas l%lmashaHa poreegestn.
Saaai nsag aaf ilsguali1s 2at5anA guwa
ais aai hsben yesa. N2au aNstNirt 4.
q. &. Q. NelHnbia C.U. Qgigpautss.
gsB.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23

qoS rcH ben beat &tn ta,ssltlasa un
iofatnngesune S~nnsunss- @tgttHsn rsa
Reikecniin sgepnilrie mex HrbeiisuaAs
ntinHass nnb 9riermatiens Hattaa BE-,
trkd fa itSitH Re. GA uagsti Ctr.
SehBk @rI 8uFaks.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23

Csttn Stesm. hsr en- Nim uns Nrh,lt
mot. GslsssnHui, err 5arm "a aFanssn,
gin6wivoasa BEL &0sllnsa = Soa. 20
81 isSeEau Styas,.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23
0slN in leihen aeincht

81. 500 iar zinc iaissl. gsms.nss Az 3
&gosent Suirrim ogi , Sabre. Cnu.ea
unla ~. =. NagGmba Cfi0 I.ilpaa
fs, @is.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23

untsr ben Sriimmsrn beeraben fpurs
ben. 6rGu SsrrmonH naros nabrs
i1siuIia tOotlih. Ibr @atts faper Der-
lebf
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-01-23

Dos Sberhcdtsesrlht BAT suts
i6iexH. odB osr 9trtouf oes els
Rat b%etaHuisH 9strdntes in oisfm
S.aoie ni5s ftaitbaft iti. sinsrki IS
oaHslbs bsyoui6euo pirts oSer niht.
.. 6. Suf.s. fra5sysr ginrsbs
msr as 9anoamts In Sarao. ba,
I'D oer uHsvfalaeune Ucn am.ss.!s
oera iauIois 5stannf uno Duros III s
49onaisH @tiaHsHiB uRb $500 @sls.
buBs psrariRilt.
4abritsinli5 iufolss sinss
ShitutRtrats entslsias IN usFs
m1Tis ~iahrenSta 9dHaa;srsue esg
3or.5sra Qaeife II osr Rsh DON
Stasg tas uno s gaHasisrpossn
uno &ie Wai1iHsR ftarsien rom
Sahnnmm. Die 90 NHasisrs uurs
I'm iah ale mshI sosr n<nisu r.rlssi.
tiE'S assalsdsss.i4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30
TIRL JOsE ~ THEATRE.
>obo,,, I.,rn Looked scared Except the
Dummies in turning store.

Fire stated ate yesterday afternoon
IN the raidIln e abraham Rosenberg =
cloak and sI.t -tor" VI a frame building
between hrl"H structures at ;.s Newark
avon -. J"r-"y city The burning cloth
'-'sd- 4 L'- .'noH" ard IN. first i!-en.n
- arrive --.nt ~ l@-ac'ni alarm
Nhi,-. M" -rroAs eaters were wetting
down :r- .,,I.nc stocH $40 p-opI. were
Enjoying = cont.nTor- performance AZ
h-i'n 4 Proctor theatre at ~ Sewars
avenue. ~" C0pri from the bag smoke
Nor. = t.,.. ..ileu"e knew Their. was any
eNCi'oiU"rt - 'g. uaIshborhood Until
william i'..g""-. manager nj the theatre
IuOuut.b =. -,dE AMI made "a l!t' .
-r"och a. t.uN- Friends. liner" - 70
It'll" trofIll' 'rr"" doors ayav. P'eas-
pas out ~ o. ."f.y - possible
The Nm. mad been burning ff'san mir
vte- and folks with k'-'n noses had begun
"a smell smoke The snow wa- stopped
and N" fDla- fled ont ~ a most decorol-
fashion ~ th""sf"aohsI thu sidewalk
tu-y ,a--sI through clouds 81 smoke,
-niif"i aud le.-uT-ly walked on
- The rnD-' scared looking figures N IN.
n"ignnorhO0d were min. brown haired
ami gold hair dummies arranged in winter
cloak which stood IN Ro-.nberg's show
window The fire and water loss wa-
s. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30
MOODY ~ FOR LODGE.
E>-~uprrmr Court Justice Hopes Mas.
ssrisuSetfs senator VIII Ib~ Elected

BosTo%. Nov % Former Justice Will
lam n Moody 81 the Supreme Court has
come ont in support 81 senator Lodge for
reelection In statement made public
to-day addressed tn Representative Wells
81 Haverhill Mr. Moody says
i do not know how Won feel about the
Senatorial question. b'l' have a very deep
conviction which ] wish. ne a cOn~t u uenL
To u Representative o., lay before YOU
We have ~ m" s.r-Jn ~ S.nato or f.odC GO
one IS IN" best equipped men in public
life. IN fact ] ihlnS he IL he most com
pe'en' Legislator in IN. country.
His extraordinary experience. hls wide
reading and knowledge. hi- peculiar
capacity for p'Inic sp"ech and his great
ability. all render him an ldnal senator
a man ~ 10 succeed Webster sumner and
Hoar
Let ~ not IDLY throw him aside h~cs,lsA
~ minor dNS-ences. as there always rpnsr
bs some points ~ di@s greeTn"nt hope
Won viii vote for him and that you will
stick 80 him 10 the end
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30
RATE NEARING PLANS.
Oral Arguments In .Danuar, ami Drc'.
lion d, Frbrr,ar, ..

WASHINGTON. Nov 20 Oral argument
IN the cases of proposed increases ~
lTe!sht rates in the Last and the West will
be beguu before the Interstate Commerce
Commission on January o ApLounCe-
ment to this eject was made al tn. utf;Cvs
% the commission to-day. IL l. the cN-
pectation that decision as 10 IN" rca sru-
abenes, % the proposed advances. will
he handed down by February
A. vast interests are Affected II - he
purpose OF the comm issIon To- begin the
review ot the record IS soon az the c-al
argument has been concluded Uptp this
time the cas-" has Heeu tonight with great
determination hy both sides Tn" ship
prr- w-r" r"gl--"ut"d u' she hearing
before ia" comm ,~sIrn io-,4v ~ several
experts Their testimony w. al Ia the
eject that Their" WA M justification Tor
thu PROPOSED advanced freight rIt--
u d"N"lJ during h" day that Prrsi ieas
Beer - the Reading road refused to Join
wt'I 'pv L"Id', 81 other a-'ryu systems
IN d-N.ng Tor authority 20 ;vt IN higher
rate. II was rh.. declaration It President
Baer according 60 iile testimony thHE
compelled the other Eastern roads to
iLhU,h non" along the Atlantic snahpard
wh"r" ia" Reading j. CpInp~' tor ia
which Their" viii he no IrCreIs"- whatever
tH" tuai action IT TIA" commission.
' l. " ilIlaT-lu Of Cincinnati. i T..
TitiaTnure at Drrno Nu~ and = Orr -
~ lsu.I- wcr" others vino '..stI!t.,d in
behalf of th. -'.if',rT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30

as<ua thar this unry ~ eufrc
o-rou.y Ira the utl ato law c ago II have ~ II
hundred % i o anna &c man
n ass thar publ e a p and pre-
tpat a adc
cfa as public h cen to pw roppoed the views
u
story = db nd hfl o in and 20 aron.
" w RENAL is pe loyal I
70 g h o n g Q OIL. which ehave
by
" no
Kck "Sg irS OFT. 81 hrkes always
RI tina NJ A few wears iva
II
The aversion to FUSE n % the de- acd that RlW hs
~ o a OIL a base rn.uo AM
IS hacked then
moi but sober Undermined cy because
air pr m FUSED oil
ago cnoCi ner ovrrhed tn
c "
C.c Of.
" and b. uhorc
alb
Of ai whsky
amen
ar OF N her wy hoMdu Kentucky Straight
a. tina the rPEN hal be rsaonad
o remarkably cease Peaen
pap
HRAMwAiKtR & Limited waha-nn. ormoc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30
COX WONT WASTE ms VOTES.
VIA, ~ Ilis Ten nrI,ub,iran Legislators
To- ssnsi Mel ran To senate

IINtISSAri. Nov. "a Democrat 81
statewide prominence tor years declared
to-day that h. has positive Information
frpm tho c.ty that George Cox ~ going
. to taxi. a hand ia The election OF a United
States Senator 10y swinging the ten Re
pIuuCau votes from Hamilton county.
Nh,h H.. controls absolutely. for "A Demo
,ra' "ho NIL h' satisfactory To The big
Interests " 'rI- ,im- 1t seems Ia be-
settled that IN" ten Cox = ot..> Will he. cast
for .I,h"r Bu-s ti IIaNl-y ~ Dayton ~
for Edl'or John K Mclean of Washington
and Ciuciunat,
" tn. start Mclean stands tn. better
chaur" ~ getting the Cox votes by reason
O' he fact that h" has powerful "onn-C-
r.ru, m cine mat although the Same"
uIlI'c service interests that back Boss
trN and h,- machine IN CINCINNATI are
already backing Bu.- HLul-y. A. second
'HoIC. Itau.'' unfir-iy iZr-eabl" Ia
IpV
EsrGnrctn VINO would do the bad
ding 81 'L.. big interests that are IN l..aHu.
with Boss Gov. u l. said. cant possibly h.
,.l.-el"l Tinted States Senator r. =
therefor" "..v to 'igur. our why Boa
COX would decide not TO vast" the votes
that ne = supposed 10 CARY around IN
r.- vest pocket alwGy-. hut 10 Ca-t them
for Democrat whO would 60 down 20
Washington and tsk. orders u was ar
gl-l h"r" To- av when y comes 10
working for vested Interests the Demo
Gratis and Republicans all look alike 10
CO.. ~ A. declared
John Il Mclean. II was further argued
day. MAJ never done ANYTHING much
vor-" 10 Cox and hls gang ia CIncin-
ua'i Than slap hem on IN" wrlsfr All
he tgHi- on 'h" pX gang. they explained.
haNI' been II III" -harn BATH" variety.
ouly IA l'''l" -fnOk"
T. hd- b""u repeatedly charged and
no. r-iu'"d b. former Democratic Boss
Lewis bernard with any facts or figures
that IA" Eernard management was merely
an anneN of h" Ross Cox machin' BrT-
nGrd for many wears has been Mclean =
trusted polite lieutenant J. therefor"
becomes clear. ~ II pointed out. WHY
Ro-- COX would he inclined 20 help Nc
Lean ge' into the tn.ted States Senate
rather than throw his ten votes away
trying 20 rnsAs som. Rapublican feel
good with a complimentary vote
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30
Ox SH,hI>G aWIFE. THIrfL,
Court Holds That = Novel Action for ne
in,b.,rs-n-nt - Malnts inshls.

suit that Suprem. Court JustIC"
Whitney saId was without precedent came
before MN IN an action brought nv Mrs
\ lice de Brauwer. against her husband
Louis de Brauwere. To compel HIM 20
reiunburs. her for $3.50 paid for the
nacs~saries Of life she has had To buy Tor
herself and three children since her hrs
hand abandoned her in 1901 and vent Ia
New Jersey 10 live The Court ruled
Yesterday that the novelty of IN" suit diu
not preclude careful consideration "i
the wifs's claims and he overrIied III"
defendant = demurrer tn IN" complaint
In his decision he sad
Must a wife who il abandoned among
$, rangers bs ruined. or s'arNe or work
herself 10 the hone without hopa Of re-
psym.nt from the husband whose legal
and moral duty IL il to- support her when
one abandoned among friends can live
upon tn. proc.eds Of loans which the
husband ia hound To repay IL sh" has
n little. money laid up OF her own Why
should she not pTaserV. her dignity bv
rxpending 1t until " IN eNnauS'-d "HhrHt
Torf.,ting the relief which any good "a
marian would have given i she had
bery.d7 When = IL used iIp why can
-h,, not earn more and apply II under IN"
same protect ion which the law gives To
money applied to the same purpose by "a
charitable neighborI
Th. Court saws that the rule that a
third perron may recover from a husband
for advances made tn wife Tor the r'ir-
chase of nac-ssarIes har never b""n
r.ol,.d TO advances made 10y the wife TO
h.r-.lf. but a wIf. IL entitled 20 tn" same
remedies as any other creditor
In ordering necsssaries for herself ana
L - ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30
OPENING rOR BOI,ERu ,krRs.
Panama I anal Foreman in New Orleans
10 Replace I5I striker

NV DRLIANN. Nov % r. , Miller.
foreman Of boIl"rIuahrr- on he. Panama
canal, arrived in New Orleans th,s morn
ing TO secure. men TO lih.. the place. Of
Iir boilerrnak-r- who have out work
IN The Canal Ion. after having gwen fiV"
DAYS notice Allied union men on the
canal threaten "a follow their example
The Ganal Commission AMI Panama
Railroad hay" hundreds of locomotives
IN operation u - IN" work Of IN" men so
keep these engines N repair There
have moi bc"n sufficient boilermakeT,
'o do N" work IN the time allowed and h.
m"n hav" worked much ov.Ttim.
1h. demands of the men included an
increase ~ ~ cents an hour. six weeks
holiday with paw he came a. monthly
employees receive" and raY for over
time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-30
FrFTH uE>,E ttIrRR,rEs
ssaaclat.sn ng A~-,..-nts ami pn>inrss
Folks Mald . Dinner

Tho Far. Avenue Association held u
dinner IN the holland noGs" !a,t nigh.
The iJ dtners Included residents Il the
avenue. owners rf property and r"pr'.-
ssn'ativas y! hotels and business firm.
Robert Gr1.r locke. president Il Ia.
Fifth Avenue Association. presideG. lphn
4. Dix C.nvernor-slect al New York state
was invited 10 attend the dinner snd 10
maxi. a speech. hut he couldn't go 'h.r.-
Instead kr SEM a letter Of regret.
ChaGnCav VI D-pew explained l.
pre~@nre a. the dinner a. follows own
to ia. r""eur catastrophe | am CoinI'
/" New York to spend the re~' "g my W
mplors the hotel men to treat me w,'n
all due confederation Referring 'o Mt
D,x he sad I am convinced NV What b..
faS T.irnIIed from saying. more Than 10
y nat he has raid. hat hs Is "A man 81 solid
common sens" ! think u. wiil make III
excellent Governor
speaking nj New York and ~. Improve
u.-n' 81 tihh a. "nu" L- c"hiiA'.-i
The sct Of civic pr,ls- J.. one .. ~ ,-o
things ''-st THIS 90, iacn-. 20" rHrn"r III
lark uu,t ,ery r-'-GfI. ha --'n
b-tws.n tine great railway .,h"- e.. o."
ia .r-i"n uf h.-lue,- u" Boston PN'l.
,I-luhia Of IA. NOR" from %"H trrr b..
hind 'hr~. other cities sa- -" whole pol .
cal power ~ tt- mvEt.tp.Ii'. na'N-i ..
the ~nv-'p,gu'y 81 their >'a's> hI' 49,"
'-"iiux was - strong tuat no'r.ux could
iuIur- New Nnr, anu Like Rome. all G"HIs
must lead To- thI- citN tina . - impossible
Tor long 'lrr- 10 --'Ir- an. '""g"'aJ'"u
here
Borough PresIG.u' VI" Au-ny traced
rh- history 81 th- movement 80 d"il
E.f'h aN.nu. and out lined his plan. Tor
the fuiUr" regular ION ~ suria'" ram
and h.. relief OF COnT"S' ION
Relief ~ needed az many point" h-
sad. not only on Fiith avenue pu' a'~0
IN the cross streets h. remedy ~ not
20 open new streets but 20 UiIiil" "Nlr'
ing ones This can be- done IN three. wIN-
by widening he road"ays. nv s'rpl Ing
the sidewalks Of -ncroaChment- and hS
d.- Snatlng m. kinds Of rraffic that AZ"
tO follow aCh Of the streets
4 would ike 10 see the widening 81
Fifth avenue carried A. lar north a.
Fifty- ninth street. aud | feel that rh.-
widening - coming soon