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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-17
MILES.

Clever opponents OF Russian dance
steps are the Zaretaskys. seven in
number. who head the bill In the Miles
theater this week. Some Of the wo-
men Of the troupe are good to look
upon and they appear In native garb
almost barbaric In It's splendor. All
the dances. as well as the songs EN-.
ployed are typically Russian. These
entertainers are new corners to Amer
lea. Their appearance In the Miles,
Sunday afternoon, was their first In
this country.
The comedy sketch presented by
Wilson Franklin and company under
the style OF my Wife Won't Let Me-"
is notable not only for it's fun. but also
for the attractiveness OF one OF the
members Of the company, Miss Violet
Wood. She impersonates q music hall
artist, a part which calls for but very
few clothes, and the result 10 a series
of very pretty living pictures" Mr..
Franklyn, an actor of recognized abil-
ity, Is seen as lear, In whose home
the music hall artist Is an unbidden
guest. Florence Lyndale In cast as
Mrs. Rivers, the wears prim wife. and
William J. Walsh as Digby Irubb. a
reformer. The vicar is caught In a
very embarrassing situation when his
wife returns quite Unexpectedly and
he is at his wits end to know how to
get the female with the abbreviated
costume out OF the house without his
wife's knowledge, when the reformer
Is pressed into service. much against
his will. and the vicar Is indicated.
The Church City Four display good
vocal talents In several popular song
numbers. one Of the members OF the
quartet officiating at the piano Maj.
James D. Doyle. a former star with the
Lilliputians, tells some funny yarns
In a clever manner and many Of his
sayings are original.
Wartenberg brothers have jug.
Cling novelty that is almost worthy Of
headline honors. They are as clever
with their feet as most Jugglers are
with their hands and manage to keep
four big balls In the air at one time.
the while playing stringed instru-
ments. Rudolfy, manipulation Of In
dian clubs, talks as he works and gets
of good one occasionally. The
Milescope closes diverting and we'll
balanced bill.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-17

A method of making concrete
houses In one piece has been patented
by Mexican architect.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-17
BONDING PROPOSITION TO
BE SUBMITTED TO PEOPLE
BY Vote Of AZ to 8 Supervisors Decide
To Put Matter Up to tho
Electors.

TO Put Matter Up 20 TIC
Electors.
Fifty-six of the so members OF the
Wayne county board OF supervisors
were on hand when the vote was
taken Saturday afternoon on the mo-
ton to submit to the people the reso-
luton to bond the county to the extent
of 100000 for the purpose Of build
ing new roads. Forty-seven supported
the motion. A motion was afterwards
passed to POSTPONE reconsideration OF
the vote indefinitely, and. accordingly,
there is now nothing to interfere with
the matter being voted on by the peo-
pie at the November election.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-08-11

ings and IS connected by means of
flues 10 diffsrert points in the prison
building. Nowadays such a fan
would DC used only in the largest
AID best manufacturing concerns.
The original cost of this fan was
very large not counting the expense
OF installing the same. II is now
being used solely for ventilating but
may DC in time employed Tor ether
purposes. In the basement OF the
east rooms are the stock rooms.
They might DC very fittingly termed
the clothing department Of the in
stituuon. Each prisoner. as his
clothes become worn out or frayed
s required to report tne same 10 the
officer in charge of this branch OF
prison labor. The Officer. L neceS-
sary, writes Out an order. which is
then presented. and the proper gar
ments are then furnished 20 the
prisoner. each piece OF clothing is
marked. however. with the prison
er's number for future Identification.
A large supply Of clothing is stored
here for immediate use. Next to
this room is the tailor establishment.
anG beyond the latter is a room for
clothing OF al kinds.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-08-11

Improved purple top Ruta Bagas.
also all the leading varieties OF Tur-
nip seed. fresh stock. in bulk
Stones Drug Store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-08-11
Our Village Smith.

Let me tel you one aud all about
our village smith:
lie has a shop across the way and
never hits smiss;
he hits the iron twice.
the anvil just the same.
No one knows why this is so. but
way up in his BRAN
We calculate ne knows his biz. and
gets there just the same.
And then want to tell you. too.
about his horses Shod;
They never limp nor lose a shoe.
not even meath the son
They're laid away Till judgment day.
and then with braided name.
They rise up with the same ole shoes.
and get there just the same.
And then his wagon tires fit ike
rainbows in the sky; ~
They never slip nor rattle off no
matter If IT'S dry.
And II in Hades they are run where
people pray for rain.
Tney stick tight TO those same ole
wheels ana get there Just the
same.
And there are other features, too,
about our village smith.
No matter where you meet him. and
then III tel you this:
He likes his Rocky Mountain Tea
known by another name,
And Il he meets you with Jug he
stays there just the same.
E. q. n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26

bere 6rags pffen, fpelde bic gufagiere
betrifft. Inter benz ae9enipdrttgen
Snjtem tuirb Elm g8d9eu. beionoers
tpenn Die Qeute pom Der Irbeit ndd
6aule suriidtebren, tnnerbalb Stpet
Weinuten 10 piat dngefiiqt, boB Der
ipritportItne Qpfel niht gu Sooen
fallen tonRte. Inter oem neuen Sn>
item, tpenn Die guna9tere I'm 8dniez
mario am &onDutteur oorbeI5lehen
muiIen uno Der Marih ourh Die Yala
fdgisre dufqebaIten tpiro, Die out tbr
&Ieingelb pdrten, oann meroen mtnoes
items sebn m}inuten oerqeben, big Der
@agen 10 asfUlIt lit, ME oos ben Ins
iihten Der StraBcnb1hngeieu't1t bon
Der @usnubung oes 0dgenmoterlols
entipritt. -Gje6enpdrtiq iton ijnD on
iepem 4beuo an ben Geutrdlpuntten
oes 8uhncertebr5 p0llige @oltsDers
idmmIunger Iihtbdr, pelhe duF 8eFora
Derunaen barren. 3ebn Wttuuten lang
in Gis uno Stnee 3u itcben, nm auf
1SabrgeIegenbeit ~ parten, gilt oIs
riht mebr un9er0bnlih, oenn oas
8ublitum 1T oon Der StroBenbabns
Gjeieu1h1ft gut er3ooer tporoen, IS bat
iit an DaB Ddrten, oaa ais cine grobe
1uoeno geprsIen rpiro, 9ep0hnt. Wenn
man ibm aber ieBt 3umutbet, 3pdn5'9
Winuttn lana Elm TuBbao in Gtsrai
ier gu nebmeu, 10 oiirTte ooh islb't oem
10 Qrunolth Observation-Disclosures
Qublitum biz 0eouIo au5qeben. Die
GntriiItuu0 tpiro nur 3u bei6pt6ti9en
iein, inpem bic StraBenb1hnsGe'elz
I6Qft mebr Waegons ejnItcIt. g4enn
mir Der Gelpobn5eit bes Wetters bull
oiaten, tpiiroen mir bereitlpilii9t cine
arofe Summe rtstirer. b1B bas nitt
QeThe6en ntrb. Gs piro iih bahey Die
(sridbrunQ in anoeren Stdoten pisoerz
bolen, no b1s 8lei6e otr'uht pornen
lit. Dds 9ubIitum lpiro trapoIlirsn
uno 0Qs neue Snitem rpieoer ob9es
fhufft perDen. Coer Ioute bic Strus
bentd9nz8eieQItoft Der Iniitt ietn,
! baB man Dem Gintinnatier publttum
2lues ungeitrQft bteten bari?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26

dnitallirt bate une an acrruptipn Die
ebemalige liberoIs 8artsi nod iiberbot.
trat sr audi ihr unsrfhroder unD nit
ieiner gonsen iirpiffaen Derbbeit
entgeaen. ga brahtt man tbn einfad
i'm iein Manbot. Or tia: 0dnrl pos
Gin3ige, mas er ais thrIid1er Wlanri.
Der er bIsiben ipoIlte, in Seitsrrei1
tbun tonnte: er seq ii4 adrs aus osm
goffentIihen" 2eben 3uriid nno tons
sentrtrit feline Strait auI Die soebuna
ieineS Wobnprts WiopItna. stuilhen
mi<n uno gabsn. gus pieism Wiartts
fleden mnfie sr cine Stuot, betuoa BEN
oIten sprtl, ibm iein WilionsnptrnfOs
gen sur Stiftung eines gBdiienhduits
81 nermadrn unp iduf bert slne Nns
ftalt fiir 1900 Wdiieutincer, Shofitl
itarb isst TSjdhria. i'm geiis cutr
H6aIiden neutrality-suspicious. nnb tis
res 9sntmdIs ON Wientr Bllo, aber
nbre sSllpitpren. 1us psn tnappsn
Hdhrufen Der moEgsbsnotn Wlensr
Vreiis II, non su ertsnuen. oaB lie ihm
feinen Sisg uiflt ptr3isben hat, cbaleih
hsute iiberbdupt Nismdne mehr tfgrt's
rem tunu, bab ie Elm Se'.srtsidltr ss
ipagen tonnts, 5anb on bds Sufpsl ess
Sanbes, ben miensr WnIo. 81 Ie9sa.
StGFfsI bate au6 eariibsr nur Dsrs
1htEih oelddsIt. er belt ts NIT
gSrrv: ..tu oiefsr psrpeftetsn uno osrs
bu5lttn @eIt mub tin sbrIihsr Wlunn
Fih bic h1nbt in Giftg tpdfder -"
ga. fif felt BEN 7Otr sSahrsn sigsntlih
sttpas osdnoert2 Soirotl. qud bic
moraliite gntriiItura If sIn 8slhdft
aetuorbtn. BON btm gtricrer uno Var.
tsisn aans gut lsbtn. obsr - ite bat
ihren Arenit pfrLortn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26
7emtidbes 1beater.
s,ans 5oritnn's geusfs: .Ste
Bluftn bon Gorneuiftt."

IS ftnb ale anssi6sn bofiir pcrhdtis
BEN, bob Die 0lodtn Don gofRepiuf
por eirsm bis ouf ben leBten pIab be-
itBten 5nufs in Gcene gsbsn frtrben.
5iir eint muiitrgiiliiss 4uffnhrntla III
aui bds bette aeicrgt iporbsn unb fptr
fih on ben fpirtlid3 tnisudenDsn Uselo'
hien Dieisr unperq!eifiihtn Gperstte
sracsen tpiI, folIss nift unierlnfsH.
iif ieinen plat mod unasbsno imBore
pertduf IN Gihern. Die ponfdnbigs
RoIIenbeiesung In pie fc!at:
5snri, mdrquis be Gornspin.
.............. lilIri1 6aupt
gdfpar, ein rsihtr Q1aser,
............. Sd. s5iihers aften
Gjsrnains. isine Nithie 4nesIt Groris
ejrsniftur, tin iunse- iSif6er
-. cams 5orftntr
.5aibsroIs, ein 9duerrmdb6eu
-. anni ColIinis Senben
Der amtndrn :. -. sSrtoi 0fnbrogio
Der Rctdr ;. .. WtiiIlsr.J Jabricius
Der attudr Rubolf mira
gdnncIot, goctsmann ....
Otto StrarlpTtr
0.rirube Settle TsiilItr
@usdnHs ........ Grete Serotr
Gillette gonitance mtlhtlmn
9ausrnmdnd3en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26
Ter angebliHe Nnar6ift
SoH nit Der EfiuiHbindt bebafttt
ieiH.

gbrii,ian grnIt aeppler. Der 1nasbs
liGx andrfiii, lpuros e.ftern bon 2sut.
noni Rentsri mad bem ooipiioI gss
ianbt, ba CT an tinsm iebr b6sartigeE
6uTten !.icei. gfne BON ben atrsteE
btr ani'alt porgerommers llnieriu'
huna foil srssbsn bdbsu, oab otrWanR
nit Der 2unssnitpinbIuht oehaftst
iii. a[leroings befinbt. iih bic ardnt'
bsii nod i'm 4ufanssfacium. aepplsr
ipures ip1tsr fpiseer naH Der Central
citation suriitssbratt. uno IN leinsr
3sls, go. 13. eiroeiperrt.
Bi. bersits berihiet, bate Der Gin
sponberunsss Snipsttor 5hpnns am
Epnneriiaq cine lHttrrsoung NIT oem
6tfnnaensn, um In Grfdhrung su brlrs
cen, trie otrisIbs feline adnouRg IN
gmerita suiianbe ssbrahi bate. Fepp'
Ier ertldrts bab ibm oieIes nit Ollie
zines Wdnnes in 5obostn. irelfsm er
l8 Tlort fir bisIt 9isnfte btsohl! ho'
Be, aeIunesn lei. Den Women ots
Tsannes ipoliie sr jeboh nitt btidnHt
otben, onssbIih neil er fsinsu Jrslno
nift in unonasltaenbeiten 81 brirI9eE
fciinid1t. Snipettor 9bomas bat otm
Ginnanoerunasbursau tn Waibington
i.iueu gsri6t iiberIanot uno irirD itis
ne tpeiiere Shritte in oieier angeIeasns
belt tbuu, bis sr cine antiuort erhclisn
bdben piro. asppler nil am %. Wsai
1909 in amerila aslanoet ieiH. Rad
i.insr eiaensn angabe III .r in europa
breimal peasn JnlihmiiH3srei bsitrafi
tporben. Tisi. 1batiuhs alIsiH tpures,
penn Iie beipisIen iperoen tonn. genii
osn, un bic Depcrtiruns Rah europl
su ptranlahsn.
Tsr 9efanptne Iesie seltsrn cine &C.
tpalsiae, iittlits eniriiItuns an ben
1aa. ooB pas .9oItsbIait" es ettpagl
babe, isin obtni,usrlihes .e,eIiGnonib"
| ins 2Ghsriihs su 5isben. sr fti ssin
| sipsitsr .Er. goot- uno babe IN bem
8eitdneuib nur bic iautsre Wcbrhsi'
geiaai. Gr babe iiberhaupt nod lana
az niht GtIss gsitanoen. mas CT auf BEN
| asr6boIs babe, ioHosrn babe bic int.
rsiIanisiisn Sahen aus aaien 8runosn
nerid}pitgen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26

Die q hri d ten uber Die W}os
bilmanuno Sulgarieu8 i6elnen isniaz
tipnetle GrfinDungen 81 isin. Dap Die
9ulQaren Wtu3eoonien aIs iAr GIgena
t6um betru6ter. iit pohl rIttI8. ober
oaB Iie es pdaen mOhten, Oieie Brooin5
BEN 1iirfen gu entreiBen, lit uiht osntz
bar. sSn iplhem 7FaIe bdtten ije es nttt
blos nit Der 5urtei gu tbun, Die tbner
poatonmen gepatfen iit, ionoern iie
bGtten aun gegsn 8eutihIuno uno
OeTterreich onsutdmpfen, fir tpel6e es
feititebenoer GrunoiaB lit, DaB Der perz
tlebene geIisItano Der Sirtet nlat gsz
itmdiert tperpen bari. Bel oieiert
geIhluB tperosn tie UNI 70 letter be
barren, ou ss gu ZEN offent!t6eu 9ee
heimniIIsn Der suropdiiaen Diplomatic
qeh0rt, clB 9ulgurier i'm Sale Der Ses
ieBurg Wa3eooniens RuBlanb einen
Eeertpeg uber guI9drien uno frete Der
fuoung iber ben 6ufen bon SdLpnlh:
3uoeiagt bat. 2sgteres niirbe iogar
Grqlono uno fFrantreth niht geFalIen.
Inter iolhen 8erbdItniI'en III es hOhit
urpabrihetnLih. oob 9uladrten an
Grisg oenten tonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26
gcr Snhme'S anftroii.

RoHrt be q. Carroll. btr stesns
nGrtiSe WaHspsrndlisr Der Eubm:
Setrelrn 60. uan Der atf Co.. nuycs
atI.ern i'm sinr 8ldubiserosridmm
luna bsr b<ibeH Ggirmsn gum sruiiss
vlpibli. Reisrsni 9rept CAB 5etnnn.,
onb bic 4ttipa Der Tuhme sSsiptlrn
60. lid, auf $4,000 in gaar uno
s33. 600 in Mnarsn belauien. rrdbreRo
bic Red 90. in goor $4,000 anb on
Aodrsn $il 900 beNbi. Die GIN
rihinna Der bsiben sirmsn rtprditn'
lirt sinen Msrth pon $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26

I'm, bier Jabre
geurse asIttra Der aontrait BON
s,srrn atOpsIo Gtofopsfi
perlangtri.

1R Cincinnati Sr6slira ahceias
iion bat In siner ssiierH iiaiteshabisn
9srinmmluna ben acniruti nit oeHl
asaenpdriiasn 9irisenien oss hisiiasu
SnmphonitDrteitsrs sosrrn geopolt
Stotepsli auT lpsi.srs pisr Sabre rad
gltlaui Der segsnpdriissn Saiion nsr'
l1ngerf.
Der urIpriinplih aOntrati mar NH
fir bic aeger.pdrtist 5oHon obssi
idlpfisn ppreen. obsr 5err Stoicps,
bat fih in 10 ausgsssidnstsr Weiis BE-
ipdhrt, bah bic Crheitra AHeeiatior
ibH bsrsits j,bi fir pier ipsiisre 5ahr'
perpflidiet BAT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26
Chic. Sbal. .Ansiteaang.

9ll<r Wobrifsinlih.eit nod riro
Maior 6iitinesr BON hsr 9uubescy'
NEE, Der sar 3tit in Dansouper ita!i0
nirt III, nit Der CberauFiidi iibxr Si.
abthsiIung Der Cbio 1bal aasItellurs
betrout pernsE, .rsldt bic oon Der
9uncssresierans sur 9erfiisuns e:s
slltsn gusiiellunesobislie unfaBt. Sn
siei.m Ginns iIt ipsnisIitrs bas
arkssespnrismenl nnessongen nor
ben. pn Mcjcr 6iitinesr berti.s b,i
perI6isesnsn 9usfseuuneeu In ahnIi.
DIR aapasii1i esipirit BAT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26

BON benz /. U2dr5 an ptro
ans uniere StraBenbabns9 9efelliaaFt
nit Der neusu Ginri6tung begIiiden,
baB isper paiIagisr 6erm GtHitei9en
Do sgabrselo sntrthtsn muB. 8ebaups
tet pirD, Ddb oos i'm "ntsreiIe Der Si>
6erbstt Der 9afa9iere geI6ieht, mas
jebo6 niht betpieien piro. Der ptrt.
lid,e 0runp iit, Dap bel Der qrdbli6en
llebsrfuluu9 Der Bager es niht dusz
blsiben fam. baB bic aououtteure cine
9lnsubl Baiiagiere uberieben. Bahrs
56stnlidh eIaubt man aud auF oIeie
Ieife Die 4prbutteurs tefer totrolis
ren an tDnuen. Die pabrs Qlbfht 1T
alio, oas fir bic StraBeHbahugeieas
faaft nihtigs qrOblem gu lOisn, nis
man sinen Bgsn nit Msniten boil
pfrppfen lam, phRe baB babel elm
glideG perloren sAbt. Obne Frage but
man bus bier5u keeignete 8srfabren
selpdbIt. gIber " Isibt nod eins ans
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p. u. 6. u.

Oelsasnilih bee UisWrsoiissbisns
ties am Gonntna Nahmitiae In btm
5eim Der goung Momtns Gbriitiaa
sfTotidsicn lpirb Jrou R. 6. 1bomas
cine aufprate bdIten, spdbrsnb bi.
iunaen DAMN btr 9urnilniis Elm Der
Uelsatnbsit olgfmtfIsnes Wuiiipro.
aranlnl jurDuf6I Iiihruns brinssn sper.
ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26

Die oemptrutti 6e Stduts
fonpeution bon Refp Yort ptro iih fur
cine abermaItge Repiitpn oes IarIFs
uno fir Die Gtntommeniteuer ertldren,
Wenn bic republitanii2e Stadtstona
pentipn niht nas 9lei6e tbut, pdnr
hdben bic 9emotratsn CUTE 2lusittt
aui Grfolg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26

Ra6bem has 9ugssnbeimI6e
Snnbitat 0ffentlia ein9eItonpen Bat,
odB bic apblerldnbereten IN Ilastd
einen Mertb pon 900 Miuiouen 9plz
lars beIipen, bat Senutor 9sDeriD9e
eine gill eingebraht, peI6er biefen
ndtionaIsr gsiiB DOR mOnopoIiItiidsr
4usbeutung iiher iteQeu ioQ. Gle
Ioutet odbin, oaB bic Regierung bic
2Gnoereien in ibrem 9eIts bebalten
iDQ, bod tann iie bieislben psrfhiebt'
neu apmpagnien in geptiTem umFunJ
3ur 2lusbeutung iibertpeiien, lpenn ite
cine eutiprenenbe 2tbgabe an Die Regie'
ruue sntri6ten uno piefer bQs Re6t
suqeitdnDsn fptrb. Die &obLenpreiie 81
tontroltren. 0arin lieot RE eIn3!3
rihtiqe 90Iung. Wer i'm 2pugreB es
ebrlicb nit benz 9olte metnt unb tein
UlonopOIsoiener iIt, pirO fir bic giu
itinmen. Der GinIpanD, ben Ssrr
SetretGr 8aItnqer erboben bat, odB
lqturf6GBe niht in Gals lagern t0u'
nen. nm lie auf stpiqe Soften 3u be-
pabren, peIGer Qeiitretheu gemere
fHug bic W{onopoliitsn gebubrenDe
8spunoerung 3oQen, trifft auf bic
gorla1e uitt gu, Denn lie QeItdttet,
oaB bic aoblen oegraben uno oertduft
tperpen. On Dem ShitidI, mel6es
pisis 8orlage erTdbrt, Diro man erz
meiIen t0nnen, OBJ Die 2(biiht porIiegt,
bas 8olt 81 beidiiBen, ODER Den Y}os
nopolen 3u pienen. 8e9enpdrttg plat
otren 0iete fir Den armen 2lnfiebler,
Dem man oQs 2uno ihenten ioQte.
Dos lit ndtiirli6 cine eIeuoe 6eu6elei.
U2it l8O Qdern 3o6IenlanD tdnn yti2z
moHo etpas anfdngen; er 1T ge3puns
qeu, e. an pertuufen. 4nbere beTurs
fporten, Dorldufig Der Re9ieruHg bic
8pumatt gu ertbetlen odB lie Die
2Gncereien big ouT Weiteres in SeitB
ntmmt unD Iis urbenugt lIegen
ldBt. 6inter oieIsm 9orIhIoge
ihsinen Die ieBigen 6errIter bon
9llusta gu itsten. 0ieie pouen DEN
Raub nitt nit anosren 9roB 5inuns
3iers tbetlen, ionoern tbn lelb1t 9on3a
lta einiteten. IS entIpriht baber
ibrem Blame, baB Die &GnOereisn i'm
geItB Der Regierunq bIeiben, Bis Die
2tufregung bes 8oltes ijh gelsgt bat
uno Elm Qnoarer g}rdiioent gelpdblt lit,
Der minber iOrgiam iiber oie SntereiIcn
bes 9oltsS paht als prdiioent Gait
5drous ergibt fi6. oaB aue, Ipeld}c
etne ebrIits 8eripenOung Der Qlastaer
2Guoereien beabiihttgen, fir bic 8tl
be sSenators 8soerioge Itimmen msrs
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26

gaIGinestiids. - 5oisi o6offsl.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-26

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New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

reads the newspapers Then she read,
scne standard novel and then extracts fro--
magazines and the Ike. II nghtens -.
mems labors and makes work less Of :
grind"
Miss VIpcn arrives in the morning as ea-
" as do the UeeT. When the latter uf.-..
their work she takes her seat on a tatIs
and begins her reading. Often the Ar.,
story Is the account Of a baseball cams
TIen follows tho news OF the dav an4
after that f1ctIOn OF magazine article
Il like the work" said Miss Tipon. whoz.
weekly income from her reading consisfs
of 3 from the firm and p cents from ssc5.
worker. though II sometimes affects NJ
throat little. On the whole. however. Il,
is pleasing"
The practice Of employing one Ct thss-
nj mber 20 read 20 them Is an old custom,
among cigaruakers." declared Assistant
State Factory Inspector Barney Cohen u
am positive OF this, because 7 was once IN
the manufacturing department Of a cigar
company myself. But { have never hears
Of a girl being employed in any OF ira
Chicago factories. nor have T ever coma
across any such Arrangement in the courss
Of M duties as Inspector Chicago News
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
THE DON'T KISS" BUTTON.

for all who choose to travel fancy Hee'
without a special destination.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
READS AS CIGARS ARE MAKING
Chicago Woman Has Position OF some
what Unusual Character.

Miss Ethel vipon. of No. f713 Albany ave
nue.. has the distinction Of being what Is DE-
c,ared TO be the first woman reader 10 De
erployed In a cigar factory In Chicago.
Following the custom in cigar shops I'D
Cuba and In many other parts Of the world
M. Newlander, proprietor Of a cigar max
ing company at No AZ FradklIn street, has
employed Miss vipon to read TO the men
during working hours from the newspapers
popular works of fiction and standard books
Of different kinds. According TO the pro-
prietor. the men like the plan and are able
to make more cigars than before the custom
was established.
1T serves to break the monotony Of max
ing cigars" explained Mr. Newiander. and
IT improves the efficiency Of the workers
incidentally, It is a means of educating the
men also. In the morning Miss Fipon
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
ANTIQUITY OF GOLD LEAF.

According 70 a writer in the 'Magazirs
OF Commerce the origin Of gold leaf. Ike
the first use Of gold ITSELF is lost IN the
nnists Of antiquity II il found for exam
pie. in connection with the most ancisnt
known munmies, having been used for COW
erfng teeth. tongue, skim etc. Sometimes
N is also found on the cOfins. Gold lea,
was also used on the tombs and monu-
ments Of ancient Egypt The process OF
noaJFfuo gold leaf has thus been known
since the eighth century g. q. In tn.
eleventh century 1t seems to have attained
as high a degree Of perfection as to-day.
The gold leaf on some ancient Grecian pot
terv. indeed. is as thin as that now used =
London Globe.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

49, h,,,.ons unon the clothes worn by their
t1,aa' III 10 bes N is the further purpose
ns tbe crganizatIon to furnish buttons for
use at teas. receptions and other gatneTings gather Il
W - 80 circIIlars issued from the head
onarters D '' of the society asks: why not
stop now?' :, -,ooa .ir,a IN
-, 81, the Young man who happens 70
30 lone with a particularly beautifnl
maiden viii not he likely TO agree, 20 ,he ,he
PPresert-to stop The circular rather pa
tbeticalIy adds: ''It is a t!me-honored l3 cns-
tnn and one person cannot stop u -Chi-
caeo Record-Herald-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

made the great courses Of Scotland and the
north of England famous wherever the
royal and ancient game is played. Real sea
sand hazards are 20 he found on the courses
at Garden City, Shinnecock Hills and The
other famous golfing centres of the island,
and from Long Island 1t was that the game
spread all over the country, to assume the
proportions il has to-day in American life.
There are clubs of all sorts on the island
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
TYPICAL SCENE AT THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.

way to Montauk Point are superb ROADS tnat
have been worked over and improved Win
lavish disregard of expenditures by super
visors who have keenly realized the ad-
vantages that the motorist confers upon MS
chosen stamping ground. No place IN
America excels Long Island In its equip
ment for motor travel, and few equal u
Hotels and inns abound along the motor
highways, and offer good accommodations
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05

that depend largely upon the summer visitor
10 fill their membership lists. and there IS
scarcely place on the whole island that
is not within easy reach of club that af-
fords golf and tennis with excellent facil-
tiles for the playing of the game.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-05
SnIendid Roads for Motoring.

Motoring is one of the great delights III
Imuer time on the island. From Broad