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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30
Dies mno Sas.

Wie aus benz Wodenberibt BEG
itdotii4en Geiunbbeitsbsamtsn, Or.
5. 8. 2anbis, berpprg.bt, itarben in
Der perfloflnen Wohe bier ia Der
ioner. pabrsnb in Der guraueIpods
bes pprigen sSabres 121 Spbesf6lle gu
berseidnen tparen. Die 3abl Der
pdbrenb Der Wo6e angemeloeten o.
burten belief iih uuf 100.
- Die 8. Rssim.nts aTociatior
perfammeIt iid am Sountag Radmits
tag 3 llbr in Der WtemorialbalIe, nm
ipeiiere 0orbereitunsen fir ben so.
Sahrestas Der ginmuitsruns gu trsi=
fen.
- Die 5anblunssr.iienben bsr
pubpaareubranhe babeu geitern ibrsn
aonbsnt gum Ibfdlub esbra6t. 0is
ndditidbrise 9aguns finbet in Sn.
oianapolis itatt. Serr Geo. SO. 8artf
bon bier tpurbe gum grdiibenten bel
Observation-Disclosures erp1blt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

cine balbe Stunbe bauerte, uno bies
nod BET elmer iolhen 5ibs. DAP ba
Die Sdnger ermiibeten unb teine 10
sroBe 2uit mebr gum Singen batten,
fann iid jeber 2eier benfen. Die
@lan3nummern bes pienies iparen
bas Qbiineen Der vWarIeiaaiIe" uno
nod zines anberen Waifenhors uno
bic Syeitrsoe bes fo3ialiitiIden gursere
meiiters Seibel BON Wlilpdufee. 6err
SeiDel 1T elm gutter Rsbner, feline
Worte tommen bon 5ersen unb fdnben
in ben 5eraen Der 3uborer einen pur-
men Wieberbol. 2lm Wontdq mdhs
ten mir 6eripegber, foipie bic Sdneer
bon 0opton, g., unb ct. 2ouis eine
Dampferfabrt ndh benz i6Onen beut<
fdsn Milpautee, Die alien 3beilneh=
mern in LANCER unb dngenebmer Grim
nerung bleiben tpirb. Qm 9ienItd9
Worgen perlieben mir bann gbieago
tpieDer, um 3u unferen 2ieben unb
5rsunben in bic 5eimat6 5uriid3utebs
ren. Die 5eimfabrt mar entidieDen
id0ner aIs bic 5infahrt, bsnn mir
iparsn ba ettpas porii6ttger uno iorsz
ten beHer fir bas eole braune Rab, ala
ME mir bteI.s auf Der 6infabrt tbaten.
Dir psrihafftsn uns einen guten gors
ratb bss beriibmten Sh0nbafsn'i6en
rGbelpsiB" Jlai6enbiers, basielbe
fbmsdte prdhtig. 8ds Quuntum mar
5tpar ettuas srob, absr als e6ts Sdns
ger uno trintfeits Wdnner, bic mir
5ertpeskr nun einmal finb, blieb audi
ni6t Elm polles 6ldIdden iibrig.
Qnes in 2lasm senommen, f0nnsn
mir 9erlpesber iossn, bag mir uns
gut amiiiirt unb tpieber einmdl sinige
ihDne Gage perlebt babsn. 9as
ndhite Sdngsrfeit bss 4rbeiter Sdns
serbuross tpirb fpabrI6sinli6 bier in
Cincinnati Ituttfinben uno 3fpar in
bret Sabren bon ieBt.
Sulius 3orn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

Raionic Srbens, Dem Der 8eritorbenc
als Wtitglieo bes 80. 8raoes onges
borte. Gie 8eeroigung erfolgt olsf
benz Spring @rope 6rieobof.
Das 2ei6enbeeGngniB unb bic
9rausrfeierlidteit fir ben osritorbensn
9errn S foat S. Miller, einem
in tpeiten &reiien befunnten giirger,
politifer unD 8eumten uniersr StdDt,
ginsen geitern Rahmittag Inn 2 u9r
mad benz gtttus bes Maionic Srbens
Dor ii9. Bon benz 5rauerbauie aus,
Der @obnung ieiner 5o6tsr, Der 5rdu
Otto s. Henner, untoeriitn Court.
nberfiibrte man bic 2ei6e ndh einem
tur5en 9rdueratt na6 benz Spring
Grope 5riebbof, ipo bic feisrlihe 8eiz
febung erfolgte. Ser Stdbtrat6, DeIz
fen Brdfibent CT emit mar, unb anoere
biirgerli6e unb itdbttf6e a0rperT6af.
ten, in bsnen er feiner5eit feline 5bdttgz
felt entfaltete, batten Gertrster entz
iunbt. Qlls 8dbrtuhtrd9er fungirten
Die 5erren Sen. W2idael Rpan, Rat9dz
MEL GalbpsQ, 6. g. 8rabItreet unb g..
3. grapforb.
Cine grsile pionierin 1T geitern in
Jrau 9ertbd 5reunb, geb.
Qrnbt, IN Elm bsferes Ssnieits BIN
iibsrgsf6lummert. Sis bate bds bo6e
Nlter BON 89a Sa9rsn srrsi6t. Die
8eeroigung finbet bon Der Wobnung
ibres Sobnts, 5errn QooGpb 5reunb
on Der Belmont 4penue, giortb 8enb
Roab, Mt. 2tirp, aus Itatt, bod lit bic
3eit nod ni4t feitgeiest.
Jrou 4mslio g 6aefer, cine
angeisbsns pionierin unisrer Stubt,
| 1T 9eitsrn i6ren Inge60rigen our6 ben
COB entriiien iporben. Die 9reiiin
battle siu Qlisr DON II Sabren srrsi6t
unb ibr 4bleben pirb bon 8etannten
uno JreunoeH uuri6tis bebuuert. Die
ge.rbi9ung erfolgt am Samita9Ra4z
mittae, bonn Srausrbduie, 2125 Rice
StraBe aus. auf Spring GroOe.
Sm bobsn Nltsr bon na6e3u 81
Sabrsn 1T geitern 9rau 6 1 i3 BET b
Scultetus, bic Witttpe bes pers
| itorbensn 5errn &nrl Scultetus, ibren
Giebsn unb 6rsunbsn our6 ben Sob
entriITen porDen. Die Gret1in bat
| ii6 aqsemeinsr Qdtung unb Qis6e err
frsut. Die gesrbigung finost bonn
5rausrhauis, 1947 Central NDenue
aus itatt, bod 1T bic 3ett nod ni6t
fsitgsisst.
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DECENTRALIZATION.

5srr 8iIIiam petri, Der gse
niale Wirtb Der Horb Cincinnati
5urnbaa., 1T getern in gsglsituns
bon Serru SenrD Soefle. IT,, na6Refp
Yort abe.reiit. Serr 5enrp 9oefle,
f.. tpirb bic beib.n Reiienoen, bic gum
eriten Mals Der Wstropole bes Sitens
etnsn geIu6 abitutten, uuter ietne Jltz
iiss nsbmsn unb ibnen Die SebensDurs
Dig.eitsn Der GIroBitaot Sei9en, I'M
bann in sttpa Modenfrift NIT i9neu
bierber suriidSutebren.
Serr Soiepb 8ol5, Elm alter
Gincinnatier Biouier, itarb geItern
Roraen Inn 9 llbr in ieiner 8ob'
nuna, 2O3O Raoiiou aperlte. COPING.
ton. ,sait iets @oden lang mar er
infolae einer Gonlplitntion bon
9ranfbeiten an bns gett gefeiieIt. ilno
er ,piirbe am 81. SSltli elm Ilter BON
73 esobren erreit)t baben SoI3
Itammte aus gaben gaoen uno fam
als nelnidbriaer anabe nit leineG
Gltern nod Cincinnati. 1881 erof'.
nete er oas alte San 5raucisco
gaferp 8eitaurnnt. bas ieiner5eit af
Der Stele oes lesigen Sapop Sotels
itanb. 3ruan5ig Sabre lang geborte
iein 9cfal 3u ben befanntelten Der
Stoot. 8Gbreno Der lesten 6 Sabre
Ieitete er elm Sotel in gonington uno
bratte es bis au ieinem Sooe 5ii eI'
nefn 1nberit gefpinubrinacnb"n tFtn-
bIiilernent enpor. er hinterinRr h'r
@itttpe nno fiinf ainoer: @iHinm in
9eeip Dorf Gitp; Sanllel, 637 @al-
nut Strobc; CHARLES, George lno
@aIter, ale brci nobnbait I'M @eit
gno. Gas 2eihenbesdnaniB iinoet
am 5reitaa Inn 2 Ilbr. bonn Srouer.
bauie aus itatt, unter Der 2eit,ns oes
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2okal-Deridt
Webitrfen.

syreb. uno Warsaret ShisrIanb
B597 Carthage piie; &Habe.
Waltsr unb Wabls Smith. 3825
GoIerain Qpsnue; Wdbhen.
syrsbsrid unb Bridget aeipis, Gin
unb Court Strabs; anabe.
goparb unb 6enrietta Iubor
1910 Dublin StraBe; 9nabe.
Gripin uno Wlaebalena 9ronIon.
S18 5optins Strabe; Wdohen.
3bomas unb Gillian Siller. 229e
golsrain Mpenue; WdDhen.
Gbparb unb 9ina RoIent6al, 1512
Ruth Ipenue; Wsdbhen.
Sames unb Della grocts, Stut,
uno 5atmaf,r; Rnabe.
Sobn unb 2end 2itteten, 2945 Wtcs
Midsn Qpeniie; WGbden.
Gsorgt unb Sulia 8roter, 227
gDebiter Strabe; gnabe.
6arrp unb Gillian Stiq, 400 50
Qiberip Strabs; 4nabe.
Clemens unb 9eien 9ierteH, 251C
9aIfteab Strabe; Wdbden.
4ooipb unb Gli5abetb 9attus, 2037
Gin Strabe; anabe.
George unb Barbara UluelIer, 1854
5arriIon Ipenue; WGbden.
Rnnmonb unb Glara8ueIher, 1884
Gutter 4penue; anabe.
2ou unb Ratbeiin aaeruer, 2245
9ine Strabs; Wdbhen.
Georse unb Sulia Jinu, 2618 Sef'
ferion Npenne; anabe.
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Mus benz Volisei8ertd3t.

Der Gan sesen ben Dirtb 5beobor
Goutar bon Der Walnut Strobe, Der
betanntlid Der @erleBung bes Sho.s
fer Gefebss beI6ulbigt tpirb, laut
beFen 8eitimmunssn iein 5reilunh
mebr perabreiht lperben barf, fpuroe
eeftern tpieberum perihoben uno 3tpdr
biefesmnl Bis gum 8. Suli.
Der St.ifbettler Dan. 5art, Der
fpie berihtet poreeitern na6 ieiner
Yerbaftung cine 3siiIang ben Eaubs
ftummen .martirte" Biz er elmer nah>
holtissn gebanbluns nit Der el.itriz
ihen 8iirfte untersogen tporoen mar,
tpurbe au $25 unb ben aoiten nsrur>
tbeiIt, 'aber bic Strdfe lpurbe Iuspens
birt. ba Cart bod unb beilis selobte
unpersiigIih bic Heile mad feiner 5eiz
mnth pittsburg antreten gu tpollen.
Riharb Sames, beHen Bib bic
Wsrbre1ergallerie siert unb Der porse>
tern als perbdhtise perfon aufgegrif<
fen fporben mar, tpurbe 5u $50 unb
ben Soften perurtbeilt. Sanes be-
3nblte bic Strafe obne su rnurren unb
ertldrte bonn, bab er bic Reiie nu4
Reno, Heb.. fortiesen tpolle, UNI bort
Der preisborerei bei3utpobnen.
4uf Idnsere 3eit erhielt Georee
4rnant. Elm p0[lig berunters.iommener
ebemaliasr Wuii,lebrer aus Battle
Greet. Mid.. Jr.iquartisr i'm Nrbeitsz
hauie. CT mar porgeiiern abenb beim
Betteln ertpiibt tporben unb ipurbe 5u
$50 unb ben Rotten perurtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

Wafbington srhobsns Qntlaoe bin pers
baftet tpurDe, tpuroe 3ptihen ben BEL
oerieitiaen QnpdIten bersinbart, bdB
bas Reiultat bss gro3eiies in Daibz
ration fir beibe fSdlIs moBgebeno istn
iollte. 0a Die Rsoierunq bier ibren
Yro3eb perloren bat, srpdrtet man,
baB bic 2lnpGIte Yrice'5 DerIutsn
rperoen, Die 2tntIuge gu peranlafen,
ibr @eripre6en gu halten uHD bag iie
auf oem g}ieoeri6lagen Der 4ntlage
beiteben tperosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-30

9as &arufIeIl lit bel DEN
Ipmmerli9en S6ulausfIiigen Der Sim
Der heute NOD ebenio fpie Dor fiinf5ig
Sabren Elm germ uufeeiudtes 9ebttel,
on bem iih Qllt uno Sung ergoBt. 4I-
lerbin9s bat iih audi oas alte, bsIheia
bene Saru'Iell nit Ieinen aItmpoiiheu
6ol3pferDden ben grimmigen SalblDs
tpen, nebIt anoerem punberlihen Reits
gstbier. Dem 3uge Der 3eit entipredeno,
cine gepiiIe Utpoerntiirung gefaQsu
loiIen miiFen. IS giebt beute in gro.
BEN 9ergniigungsgdrten, auf WfeBplG-
ben uno SabrmGrtteu, 5umeiit ihpn
9ampf &aruheQe oeren Eieienbau>
ten nit gtGn3enbem S6niBpert, els-
qunten 8ebitsIn, nit prahtpoQenSpie=
geIn uno eIettriihem 5urben5auber si-
nen impoiQnten Gtnoru6, ndmentli9
am 4beub, MAIDEN. gBdhreno pas
aIte, ebemalige &aruNeQ nit ieinenge=
bGnqen bon 9lasperlenItlderet uno ben
alipmmerlib frii6 ladirteu Pferodeu
isIbit nit @inIhluB Der Wtdrtnsotte
0o hetbt Der ben ,fabrsnDen 2euten~
unsutbebrlide Wpbnpugen), bO6itens
auf 5000 Wfart 81 ite9en fam, itett
heute in Der 9ompforeborael etnes mos
bernen SuruTsQs aQein Elm 8ermDsen
BON ettpa 5000 Ulart. glud Der Siss
tus bot 8ortbeiI bon bieien Wobesaa-
ruHelen, bsnn bic Gtnnabmen, bic auF
9ogeltpieien, Sdiisenfeitsn uID. bis
1000 Mart tdglih i'm 8urhI6nitt be-
trdgen, miifIen perfteuert tperoen; audi
piro BON oieIen groBen rDanpfern".
tpie Iie Der yanmann nennt, einStanos
oelb bon 500 bis 800 Mari fir BEN
glas erbuben. oean pisIe penig brtngsu
Elm pisI.
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Sfaac 2ipfinb bon Ro.1513 Gem
trail 4be. betlagt ben 8erluit zines Sc.
oerbetts, elmer llbr unb perldiebener
3leibungsitiide, bic BON sinem Diebe
seitoblen lpurben, Der permittslf Ra6s
fdliifels Iih 3utritt gu Der @obnung
Deridafft bate.
gilbert aline BON go. 228 Oft
Clifton 4benue melbete geItsrn ber
golt3ei, baB ibm bon einsm 5aItens
oieb feline eolbenellbr entfpenbet purbe.
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5dnserfa6rt uno 5dnserfef.
g9aS bic Sertuegber auf Der Jabrt
mmb im Der tuimbigen gtabt
erlebten.

Die 5infabrt mar penieer angsnebEi
um 10 mebr absr Die Riidfabrt. =
Dos braune glab mar in beiosn
5dllen bic urfahe. - 4u6 bds
Quartier bot anfdnglih cine gnt.
tauiduns. - Der 8eiu4 Der Der
anitaliuneen in 9erbinbung nit
bem SdRserfeit lieB 5u piinider
iibrig. - Die Seripeeber nader
nit anberen Sanessbriiosrn elmer
ausTlus nub gisratben. - Gin
einnati biirfte in Drei Sabren Der
Sanserbuno bsbsrbergen.
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Mrs. 3. Yaeger,
--bie berittHtteite-
Ua6r(ageria 0ieIes .3eita0Gs.

gton in Der dIieiteH Seit eab es eetutfis
Rerfoner, bic burd Die gb5pfung b6ber begobt
pareH, nnb es Iegt ietH 3iuetfel bor. odB
and beut6utage nod BerioueH eItfttreu bic
ourh cine unbeianute Straft I'M StGnbe ftHb,
Bices 5u tbun uHb ooraus3uiageH. mas fit
stHocre eritaunid1 If uuo bIetbt SIR GoIdes
bat bic gatur oiefe Dame beionberS beatnfttgt
bcnn iie bat i6r bic ieItene Gu6e berrItepen, aos
eeben ibrer Witmeuidben tpie Elm oufgeftIaee.
nes BUD eenau gu IefeH. ger9eBt ntdt, nas
fte in ibrer etaeuen Refioen3 an Seeiir S'penue
notut. Re6mt bic Gcit GHb Gar bftIt6 bts
SeefIR 9loenue, baru eebt oiefeIbe binauf bis
Sbr bic fb6n. Rsfb,u, puu srnu D. gasasr
erret6t 2as Saus iit 6ur IiUieH Saub arlo
am 3cure 1T ber Same:
Mrs. Il. Iaeger, trilbCr Trau gcd)tolb
Seefin aueuHc, 2tunooh, Cincinnati ,Cbin.
grIefltbe gIEtfporten S1.00 uHo oarlber.
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scudtes 6rab.

Gin fsudt.s Grab fanb seitern
Rdtmittas sessn s llbr Der II Sabre
aft. Spbn 9urtliHg bon Der aiiton uno
glpbe Qpenue, price Sia. Der anaoe
babete BEL Stonp 9oint i'm 5luB. als
sr ploslih. auseniheinlih in Splge eis
mes arampfunfans. unter9ing uns
srtrant. Die 2site tonnte iorueit nod
nicbt eeborgeu tperoen.
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2oro &ithersr iOII brtti1
der u gent in Gdiro
perDen.

2onbon, %. SUM-. Die 8ritit.
bic Der Iriibere prdIiOert ROoIepeIt an
Der 9erlpaItung 2legpptens geiibt bal,
peripriht 5rutte gu tragen. Der
yDailp SeIegropA" ertlGrt nGmlih,
baB Sir GIoon Sort, Der brttii1e
Qgsnt in 8airo, 9ptIdafter in 8onz
itantinopeI iperoen piir0e, an StelIe
bes Sir 9. q. Qotptber, Der noh ct.
petersburg perIeBt piro. Die Set
tung erfIdrt, baB oies ben Msg 3ur
Grnennung oes Qoros aitAener gum
briti1Aen 4Qenten in 3uiro ebne.
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Gdlweiser gnruperein

Der GHipei5er 1urnpersin pernns
foltet ON Gpnntas. 8. Suli. in 81
mnns BART i'm Diienbe Elm picnir. Bel
iptI6st Gelesenheit oudb bic bsimifhtn
0oIfsfpiele ipis Rinsen. Gnmingen
unb Gteinioben geiibt perben. Dir
WliiGIieher unn 1reunbe bsr Gnirei5er
1ssnss isns jam psiu&- siHssIabsu.
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ct. Yeters 6emeinoe.
Rain Ctr. uno McW2iten 9lpe. J

(Wain Ctr. unb WcWiten Mpe.)
Sn bisier Stride finbet am Sonns
tag Der 9ormittasss s@ottesoisnit unz
ter 2eituns oes 9aitors q. probit
itatt. Rahmittass 3 llbr lit Seitaotz
tesbienit anldblib Der Snitalirung
bss n.usenGbltsn Yrshisers paitpr
8. 5aupt. Die GinfiibrR1s erfoIst
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Gben Yarf apnsert.

Sm Chen gari fpirb am tommsnben
GonRtos Nohmiitaa bic Sobn 6. Me.
xr'fhe MilitGrtupelt urier Der aeis
tuns BON aapelImsiiter 2ouis ". Weis
sanb bds folsenbe programm aur
DurGfibrung bring.n:
Wurf4. .9be glorious Jourtb1 +.
-. GdH'ps
Duperture 3u .Rue Bias"
Wlenoelsichn
DolSer .StaIisniids Radt" Sobani
sWlein Geib1 ID. Straub
~Gri55lD Bear 8otsforb
Qlmeritonifhe pboniaTie 6erbert
Mdrf9 sbeobor Mepber
(Wapor Or. 6. Sttpab sefpibmet.)
arrnetioIo
6err Carl palis.
Geyteit aus .Queio1 Toni3etti
4drrn louber's 2ieber Wsobl
xs6etp mopin1 Strsft
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Haoifalbeilnng
Nv
Nerpemi1m61e.

ebpa6e, rerb5fe Tcrfonen. eepIaet bon Suf!'
nunasIoltaiet unb i6leften IrduneH. srf4opi'
enoen AusfIifen. 9ruiis, &iiden. unb stopts
f1mer5en. 5aarauSfaa, abnnbng bes Seb6rs
uIlo Geit6ts. statarrb. !Taeenorii6eH. Gtublesrs
iioofunp. Utloigieit, Grr6t6eu 3itterH. SerSflo'
gten, grultbeflemmurg, aIeneitIiffeit nnb Iriib.
hnii--erfa6rer aus oem rSnsenbfrennn", tnte
elntadj, Idlnell nHo 6illtg alle nHnatur'
ltdcn Serlnite nnb anbere sSolacu me
senolidJcr @erirrnngcn ariinolidl ge.
hctlt nnb DOGc 8einnbheit nnb sSSrof.
finn iuiebcrcrlanot lucr6en fDnnen. -
@nn5 ncnes Ssilperfahren. Sober iein
etaencr Trst.
9tefes aukernrbprtrd6 irtere'fdr-te nnb Iebr.
ret6e guf fEeutrhe Irffaoe faf01, tueInes
bon Sumo rub NIt, W1nnr nnb ssrnn. neIefen
lneroen fo1fe fnnr aeder Gtufenouna bon %
Gents IN 8riefmnrier berfieeeIt besogen tueroen
bon ber
Rrioat-aIinif, tSf-6. Gocnmt,
NEW YORK. ". Y.
@ann erfudbHe bas Cincinnati 8oRs5Iatt.
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bur6 gaftor 8oB. Sdpeitergemsinz
ben iinb nit i6ren Seeliorgern CUR
5eier etngeldben.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-02-02

+ lie people put in position to be JUST and fair
! when you FRANK with them. They know men
be expected to engage in any industry, that
capital attracted to business undertakings unless
FAIR PROFIT is ASSURED and unless initia-
r. tive and inventive genius and business sagacity shall
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-02-02
No Diplomats From the South

A few weeks ago the Bureau of
Statistics stated that cotton is the
largest item in the United States
bill of lading to foreign countries
and shows an increase of S2O7, OOO,-
OOO."
\ fine showing, indeedl
1t is surprising, however, to find,
in looking over the list of our sm-
bassadors and ministers, that not
one of them, certainly no one at a
post of the least importance, comes
from a Southern State-the South
embraced within the old lines of the
Southern Confederacy.
From our diplomatic life the South
is now completely ostracised, des-
pite the fact that she contributes
the largest item to our foreign COM
merce. Is it right that this should
be so? OF course, the President,
who is so frien ily to the South, has
not brought about such a result in
tentionally. 1t is clearly an
oversight upon his part and upon
the part of our very able and patri-
otto Secretary of State, and we VEN
ture to mention it only in the hope
that in course or time, at least, rep
resentarion will be given to a Sec
ton which has in the past contrib
uted so much and so brilliantly to
our diplomatic history.-Washing-
ton Herald.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-02-02
WIRGINlA'S CAMPAIGN
FOR EDUCATION TODAY
Great Possibilities in Farming in Old
Dominion

Better farming , al. .
of Virginia's campaign for educa-
ton. For the rest that movement
is directed by men who with intelli-
gence and vigor are successfully
striving to make public-school in
struction an effective weapon in the
battle against ignorance and power
ty. How that fight is going may be
seen from the fact that four years
ago Virginia ranked thirty-tfth
among the States in point of educa-
ton. Today Virginia ranks seven
teenth, and her progress upward
has not halted.
You may Judge a civilization by
its buildings. A century ago Virgin
las great edifices were the homes
OF the planters, beautiful and state
ly shrines for an individualism t hat
is gone. 1t is the country school,
house that dominates the landscape
in Virginia today. That change is
the most impressive and hopeful
fact in Virginil life, for it is a visi-
bic demonstrating Of tho faith Of the
peOpir that i;., .eot cd"c~t.ul pos
sible is the right of the child and
the duty Of the State No horde of
immigrants has come TO this State.
The people of Virginia in 1910 are
still OF the same speech and blood
as the men of 1860 and 1916. Their
ideals of citizenship haze not been
obscured by the murk OF material
ism. And because the men OF the
present generation, uDCer the Bit
ter conditions of impoverished
peace, have shown the fortitude.
the capacity, and the self-sacrifcing
patriotism of their forebears. the
future of Virginia is as confidently
great as her past is glorious and
secure.-John Stuart Bryan in Col
lier's Weekly.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-02-02
R. F. D. Patrons Get New Orders

Estimates made by the Postoffice
Department at Washington indicate
that approximately 300. 900, 900 pen
MES annually are taken by the rural
letter carriers from letter boxes for
the payment of postage on mail mat
ter deposited.
Complaints aga nst the practice
have beco.ne SO widespread that
the department has issued instruc-
tions to all postmasters at rural de-
livery Offices that after February
10Th, the practice will be discontin-
ued.
Postmasters have received from
the department an official ccmmuni-
cation in regard to the matter,
which says in part:
Patrons should enclose coins in
an envelope. wrap them securely in
piece Of paper, or deposit them in
coin-holding receptacle, so they
can be easily and quickly taker
from the boxes, and carriers will bt
required to lift such cons, anG
where accompanied by mail for dis
patch, attach the requisite stamps.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-02-02

have ample for their and for their reward
sTIFLE NJ
PRODUCERS CONSUMERS
SEVERE RESTRICTIONS UPON ELEMENTS ESSENTIAL
Let there be the SAFEGUARDS OF REGULATION OR ST.
PERVISION whatever be the designation
oversight which need fear and which, ntelgenty
fearessy exercised justice corporation
But let it be clearly understood that SUPERVISION DOES NOT
MEAN MANAGEMENT and that you burdens
unjust limitations upon the corporation and IN THE SAME
BREATH EXACT THE BEST SERVICE AND THE LOWEST
RATES
firmly believe that in the first instance the public
concerned in the CHARACTER OF 4THE SERVICE IT RE-
CFVES than the precise for such service and wish
that the proper regulation of corporations this consideration
might receive greater weight
EFFICIENT SERVICE, FAIR AND IMPARTIAL TREATMENT AND
CORPORATE AFFAIRS
REASONABLE MAN A.
BETWEEN CORPORATION
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-02-02

hurried photograph OF one whose
life was written in letters OF light.
The stranger who in after time
comes to read this tablet, like the
traveller who now, in the Cathedral
of st. Paul in London, reads the
name of Christopher Wren, has only
to look around him to see his monu-
ment.
There are monuments in the world
which express nothing but sub
lime egotism. Great kings in Egypt
spent long lives in erecting those
majestic Pyramids, to be either a
mausoleum or a monument to them
selveS-a monument to names that
have persisted in the sand-drifts OF
time. But there is one who never
thought of self, whose whole life
was spent for others, whose one mo-
tive was the glory of j cd; and yet.
by the ordering Of Piovidence, the
very work that grew around him is
his monument, his whole life is his
eulogy, and his own works are his
mausoleum. He was a workman
who built for God, and God built
this monument for him.
Napoleon erected for himself an
Arch of Triumph in suci. line that
from the windows of the Palace of
the Tuilleries he could see the sun
setting behind it, and lighting up
the whole arch with the full radiance
of its setting glory. This was his
idea of apotheosis-to make every
thing in the world, and even the
splendor of the setting sun, tribu-
tary to his own glory. But here is
one who sought nothing for himself;
he hid himself in the shadow of the
Cross. He sought not that its light
might cast it's splendor upon his
fame, but that the light of his life
might be reflected upon the Cross.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-02-02
Charges Against Staunton Police

A joint committee of the Councils
has been engaged for two weeks IN
investigating the Conduct and char
acter of the police force, holding
meetings every light except Sun.
day. The investigation is secret.
and more than 100 witnesses have
been heard.
1t was expected that the committee
would be ready to report at the reg
ular monthly meeting of the Com
mon Council on February /. but
witnesses are still being examined,
and it will require some time &c pre-
pare the report.
The investigation grew out OF
persistent runners of inefficiency,
improper conduct and general de-
moralization on the part OF the men,
bers of the police force, and de-
mand on the part of the public that
the facts be ascertained, and the po-
lice force exonerated, or the guilty
ones, if any, punished or dismissed.
Recently one member of the force
was dismissed for drunkenness, and
running amuck while on duty, and
another suspended for thirty days
for breach OF discipline.