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Lower coast gazette., 1910-11-19
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1910,
OYSTER Bay.

SHAKESPEARE, in the Nicrry Wives Of Wind
sor. in dealing with that eminent soldier, jack
Falstalf and his IieltcnantS, BGrdoIph, Pistol
and Nym, makes Pistol say when he had failed
to ret any more money from FalstafT, "Thcn
the worlds mine oyster, which | with sword
will open" Ro0sevelt'S retreat to Oyster Bay
and his clam-Iikc silence bring to mind these
Quixotic and FaIstafin episodes Of some centu-
ries ago and suggest the fear that We all have
had of the unexpected hero-Worship developed
in the United States after the return Of Roosevelt
from Africa. The world, Or at least that part
of it that we know as the United States, IS not
his oyster and will not he opened by his sword.
The American people have spoken and RooSe-
welt has been delegated to sit way back. Those
who cheered him or and hailed the hero as re
turned from Elba" and prayed for a great poIlt-
icaI revolution in the United States that would
place Roosevelt again at the head Of the govern
ment as president and possibly as emperor, are
able now to perceive the latent conservatism
that lies.in the great mass Of the American PEG
pie.
The wonderful success Of the anti Roosevelt
sentiment throughout the entire country has sur
passed his most s~anguine opponents. 1t is adj
mitted, and in fact is stated, that this adven-
ture of Roosevelt into the political arena after
Indicating his neutrality SO far As all present is
sues were concerned on his return home. has
done more than any other one thing to bring
about the general condemnation Of the republl-
can party, as indicated by the votes cast on
Tuesday, November 8, throughout the federal
union.
1t is certainly better for the country that
things have occurred as they did. Had Roose-
welt maintained a reasonable silence and had
there been then a democratic success sufficient
to control the House Of Representatives in the
next congress, an appeal would have been made
to Roosevelt to come again to the front and,
.Cincinnatus-like, to leave his pillow and fishing
boats at Oyster Bay and take charge again OF
the country and restore it to that magnificent
condition in which he left it when he sailed in
his Argosy to distant Africa.
The conservative people Of the United States
will rest easier now since they have seen how
thoroughly the majority Of the American people
are disposed to sit down upon a blatant brag-
CART whenever the proper time comes. Roose-
welt has retired to Oyster Bay. We can hardly
hope that he will remain as dumb as the typical
oyster, but if he would, he would be doing very
proper penence 10 the American people with
whom he has been trifing.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-11-19
The Sweet Potato WeeVii.

SWEET POTATOES have for many years been
a staple crop on the Lower Coast, excellent re-
suits being obtained when a moderate amount
of attention was given to the crop. For
the past few years, however, many fields of
sweet potatoes have been affected by worms to
such an extent that the bulk of the potatoes
were absolutely UNBEATABLE, the penetration of
any part of a sweet potato by a worm rendering
the entire potato unfit for table use.
With the high cost of living now days, it be-
hooves everyone possessing an available patch
of land to grow thereon enough vegetables for
home use and, of course, those having more
space should be able to market their surplus
produce. The sweet potato furnishes an eX-
eellent and cheap article of food and everyone
having the space should certainly plant sufficient
for home consumption, as they will keep thro-
ughout the season and furnish a most palatable
and economical means of living. 1t is rather
disheartening, however, for the home gardener,
or for the trucker, to devote time and energy to
a crop and then find, upon harvesting, that it
is practically useless because Of the attacks
thereon of insects or worms.
Prof. Wilmon Newell, who for some years
was at the Baton Rouge Experiment Station as
State Entomologist and who left there last year
to accepts like position in Texas at the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College, has recently pre-
pared a paper on the Sweet Potato Weevil, the
article having been written in answe to many
queries made to the Texas Experiment Station
concerning the best methods of controlling this
pest, which is also called the potato root borer.
Prof. Newell's article seems most apropos at
this season when the Lower Coast potato crop
has just been harvested and we quote it in full
below, so that those Of our sweet potato grow
els who have experienced difficulty this past
season with these weevils in their potatoes may
know how best to go about getting rid of them.
As will be noted, Prof. Newell says that the
infested tubers should be destroyed either by
burning them, or cooking them and feeding
them to stock. With the prese mt high prices of
pocd, retailing in the New Orleans market at Is
Lower coast gazette., 1910-11-19

parish, Hon. Limon Leopold. will
greatly expand his cane acreage
this season, with a correspond
ing decrease in his rice culture,
and many others will likely fol-
low suit III greater or less degree.
Plaquemines Parish, being the
most southcrly point Of the state,
is ideally situated for all tropical
and semi-tropical cultures and
our planters and farmers having
the al!uvial land and proper eli
matte conditions have a splendid
future before them.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-11-19
a Card to the Hunters.

In the last issue of the ~Piaqucmines
Protector appeared an editorial entitled
''Ihc Hunters in which the statement
was made that the hunting grounds OF
Of this parish had been bought by cor
porations composed almost exclusively
of the politicians of this parish. In its
rabid and inGlscriminate use of the
word ''politician' infer from its re-
cent editorial expressions, that the
Protector refers to every one holding a
public Office in this parish. |, there
fore, in justice to myself and my many
political friends in this parish brand
this gross exaggeratiOn as a vicious,
malicious fa!sehood and in doing 50, |
challenge the Protector to %truthtu!ly
mention the ''politicians' who almost
exclusively contrO! the lands they refer
Lower coast gazette., 1910-11-19
An Evil Practice.

Some careless, shlttless person or
persons, has been setting fire to the
marsh grass in the rear Of Pointe-a-la-
Hache. This practice is made punish
able by law with fine and imprisonment
and justly SO. These injurious fires not
only cause a smoke nuisance to the
people residing along the river, but are
also destructive to an enormous guam
tity OF valuable wild animal life which
abounds in the marshes. Moreover,
hunters, professional or otherwise, are
seriously incommoded by the absence
of grass or weeds which naturally fol-
lows as a result Of these fires.
We trust this practice will stop.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-11-19
STATE NEWS.

The Louisiana State Fair opened in
Shreveport on November z with exhlb-
its from eight parishes. Two thousand
boy corn growers displayed the results
OF their labors and many other agr!cul-
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CONGRATULATIONS.

Representative Leopold has been in
itiated into the realms of grandparent-
age and is receiving the c%ongratula-
tons of his many friends upon the ar
rival of a fine boy at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Jos. Haspel.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-11-19
FRANK c. MEYERS.
Charles Bayhi.

Within three months Of his nlnetieth
year, Charles Bayhi, the Oldest land
mark of the Jesuit5' Bend section. died
last Wednesday at his home. Mr.. Bay
hi was born in this parish and was the
scion Of a large family and a large
number Of children and grandchildren
survive him. Following agricultural
pursuits, Mr.. Bayhi Vas at n tine
one Of the most prosperous and sue
tessful farmers in this parish and it
was with reluctance that the inhrmit!es
of age compelled him to abandon the
calling Of his choice.
Both as father and citizen he was en-
lowed with noble traits OF character
and though expected, his loss will be
mourned by all who knew him.
His remains were interredWednesday
with the rites Of the Catholic Church
in the family tomb at Jesuits' Bend.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-11-19

police jury and costing $1,000.
1.1n Cheat. of 1af,,rch. naush
has sold his plantation for $3.50, 600.
~,.1o,;,,ono ctoto po,wa o9 UeaI,h
:, mo,.;nr , ~ ACTIVE. c.rn.;cn tbyougb-
,rt Eva yto+o Gov, ,uro mill, cnnn)v
1.,C 1h,,o, of u,3;cor n,r;.h
e.,J @, noo for r;oIo+;rr the o;tad
c.o+oo aoaror, 1ov,
Han Los.,b DovpIin thc Irish lender
IN ,bo nr;t;,b p,rH,munt was ~ New
Orleans last week.
uo,o Uou will ba established in
;. ,. ,.. ~, ,j;,cba rroI
r..u !. n,,i,or.;arw win ".
:.,,1hn,.l4 mor, .,.
+,n,;,,, h:,,..lf -. ,.rt Of 1h,. ,.o,o-
munity. 1t will be under tn" MANAGE
mrnt OF Mayor :. {. fegleE' Wh" IS
representing Mrs. H"t'0 L"iliNSI'h
bootH OF SaIEa'loh army i"'he'
A franchise 70 establish a street car
line from n. turminus Of the DauUhinr
CIR At the barracks down to the Amer:-
can >;urar Refinery at ChaImctte will.
advertised Sh'I"E III d. h'E''"r"
! C. Murphy was elected president
If fine New Orleans Sugar EXcnaug"
for +hp fourtpcorh term and y, i. COL
cock was cltcteN secretary IoF Ihe
t"cnty-nIntn term.
Inc Association Oh STATE ana NATIONAL
+ ooi II DAIRY Department" meets III
Ne" orleans NOV. - 10 zee. = H'''U-
h,al.ul Jolo-o+..
bosSIef parish nd" inc pest PaI'S'
lar exhibit at 'Ne shreveport r"lf'
Inc Nrc department ol MONROE l-"''
IS negotiating Tor 4 che'nicaI engine
An extremely heavy pas pressure
has been encountered in boring q well
for tine GRAY Oil Co. in the Vinton oil
The school AT Drrrford la after
hoirr cIo,ol for two wc.Gs ON account
Of SMALLPOX, opened again last week.
u
l"' "''''''' hNfCSi"o' 1'N P"S'O'
- ''~
\ sPec''' session % N' ho0'''"''a
1's'S'"'"' 'e'''s 80 " nv
''e ID" 80 a. 80 ,''"''e ~ "'
'''S'' % '1' ''v'''C'' '"'''' ""W
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n0"'''
Dr.. George NJ. Corrupt, past assist
ant furgeon, has been ordered by the
L. S. Government from Galveston to
the Louisiana Quarantine Station at
'i'e NOUN u VIZ MlsS'SS'pP' NNe'' "
''p'"'e ~ !" H. van h'(''''' WV
''"' oe'' "'''21e''s' ~ '' H''''''''
''"''0" a. N'0''''
Should a special session Of the Lou
isiana legislature be called the Icgisial-
us VIII ''e'' e'eV' O'''e" ''"'e' ''''
a'o''
A progressive union has been organ
lied at Pontchatoula, La.
Ah.ho.oc,ao nd oioo;o w.s r;vor
w.. 49, ..,5,+o
=.
ybo por;sh Eo;r A,soc;ot;on If Ia
f,vot,o ho, hornb+ . tr.c+ Of oround
otto for +bo hn;,d,,rs nov;ns 81 =
500.
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YerisnalnofiseH.

Die iterbliae 6GfIs bon syrau
emma 9urt, gsb. Jreptag bsr
8attin bss Gountnelerts 6errn De.
ter gD. 9urr, tpirb bents R1hmi.z
tag um balb stpsi libr bonn 9rausr.
h1ufe, 2ocuIt unb Mc8regor Ipsnue
in Glmnoob place. g.. aus CUR leb.
ten Ruk beitattet irerosn. Die BON
5errn paitor 8. @. giisnlohr gsl.is
tste 5rausrFeier finbet Inn orei llbr
in Der aopells oes Sprtns GrOpe
5risbbOfss itatt.
Sm ho9en 4ltsr bon "a 5dhren LIT
geIiern cine bohoneeisbsns beutits
Uedirpne. 5rau 9uonina Ca mps
pert, gsb. Bal. In Der Wohnung i6s
res Shniegtriobnss 5errn Gmil
Raegsle, go. 2341 Gu,bec Rcon, Cid
Run. in Die Gipigtsit biniibergei4Ium.
inert. irnig betrauert Hif1t mir BON
ibren 4ngeborissn. fonosru aud bon
osn Dielen 5reunoen. bic lie iih I'm
2oufs Der Sabre bnrh ibre perf0nIide
giebensipiiroigieit uno ibre 6er3erzs
giite gu eriusrben getpuB. bate. 5a1
uno SiuHoe Der gesrbiaung iino TO-
irsit nod niht dnberaumt !porpen.
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Tie giiDeriheaterIeute.

Bon ben buHoertunbetlihen geiibern
DON WaHosibiloers 2 beatern Doren ets
ma iehssig geitern abeno inn 9ibfon
nouit si einem 5efteFen persint, mel.
Dies oie giloeraustauIh@ 6duier ihnen
su gbren oerrnitaltet bdtttn. 0aftaes
Der ipdren Die Cincinnati syilm Ers
6dnse. Die Souibsrn SgiIm Gr1ange.
oie pitisburs Calcium Eight aRo ssilm
60. uno bie Ragnstie i5iIm Serpice,
uno oas arrangemmtssaommittee bes
ftdHD aus ben 6erren 3. W. TlcNa1
ban. 2. u. Rilen. 5umss Steele unb
u. Dresner. Die 1bsaterbeiiser iino
unisr pem Ramen .Wobina picture
erbibitors' ano Renters' glfToeiniion
BON bomilion gountp4 pereint, beren
Dtamte bic 6erren e. u. Rolan, prG>
iibtnt; B. u. Bot. 9iseprdiibent; Geo.
W. Din. SdaBmeifter; paal pIas,
Sefretdr, uno gouis o. Gaiunr,
Reftsbeiitonb, iinb. Inter ben Ga
rengaften befarb iib 6err Burr so.
Blair als gertreter bes OebauDes 1ns
fpetiors Geo. 6. Ruhlmann. Qdn6tm
bos trtfflihe Waenu erIebiat mar. trot
4srr 8. Y. Rolan ala 1ooffmeifter In
isine 8unitionen nHD man4 Idbnxibiae
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Nerdnoernngen
Sm aer5teltabc nno Der Gr,tIiden
geb0roe Des itabtiif)en 6ojpitaIs.

Sn Der 3uiammeniebung Der Gr3ttis
den 8sboroe oes Itdotiihen 5oipitais
iofpie bes asr5tsitabes oss 5oipitals
baben ii6 ssitsrn perIhiebsne 8erGnos=
ruH9en poI3ogsu. SH srftsr 2inie re-
iignirte seitern Tr. s. R. 5olmes ais
Utitslieo Der dr3tIi9en gsb0ros uup
itine RsMnation puros bonn @ohie
fabrtsoirettor Sman angsnommen uno
gum Rahfolger BON 1r. 6olmes an
bieisr gehoroe ipuroe Or. u. g.
8anorioge ernannt, Der feline Stsaun9
dls Gbirurg am 6ofpitul bereits Dor
einiaer 3eit nisoergslegt bate.
Or. 5oImss begriinoeis feline Reiig.
nation in einem ldnqeren Shreiben nit
benz 5iHpeis auf bic 3batiahs, baB er
gum Utitglieo Der Soipitaltommiiiion
fir ben gdu oss nsuen 6oipitdls err
nannt lit unb Die pflihtsn bisiss nsusn
umtes i'm oerort in anipruh nebmen
tperoen. oab sr auberStanbe Isiu tpirb,
benz itGbtiiheH 6oipital bic n0tbige
4ufmertiamteit gu ihentsn.
Gum Rahfolger pon Or. 9anoribse
als Gbirurg tpuroe Or. Sorace Dbits
acre pom Souib Suraical Seroiee er=
nannt uno oeHen StsIs nimmt in GU
iunft Tr. 6. e. gdIotpen elm, ip1breno
Or. Robert garotbers on bic Stslle
bon 81. galonsu bic Qeitung Der or.
tbopdoiihen QbtheiIuug iibernimmt.
Die iibrigsn Qer5te, Die barn auIriiden,
iino Or. 2ouis RanIoboff, Gr. Sssiis
Dnler. Gr. Samusl SgIuuer, Or. u.
u. 5innen, uno Or. WilIidm 4b6ott.
Die dr3tlihe 8shoroe paTirte in eiz
nsr esitsrn abgshdltsnsn Stsung gs.
1hllfie bes 9eoouerns ob Der Reiigs
nation bon Dr. Cambridge unb sollts
otmisI6en fir ieine 5bdtigtsit Die
eroBte 4nertsnuupa.
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8aoiiher ltuteritiit. .Sereiu.

Der 8doii6s llnteritiisungspsrc;n
belt gsitern 46enb in ieiusm 8er,inss
Total, Der 4rbeiterballe, feline regsImds
bise @erinmmlung ab. IN Stene oes
Derbinbsrtsn grdHbentsr Sof. D.ins
gartner fiibrte gi;ssg grGTibtnt 4uguit
prinsba4 ben goriis uno Sobn DE
bolb prototoairte. an feds ertran,te
Ritglieotr fpuroeu $56 ais untsritiiss
una angstuieien.
Der 9oriiBenoe t5eilte Der gers
iamulluna ods 2(6leben oes WisaIisoes
SerHarn unier nit unb Die 4ntpeisnz
ben sbrtsn oefisn qnbsntsn bur6 Gra
hsbtn BON ben Sisen. Der Wittue
BEG 9eritorbeneR tpurbe ods iiblihe
Sterbtgsto i'm 9etrdss bon $125 CUR
3nblung angeruiefsn. grfreulih mar
Der S6iubbtriht oes galItpmmittsss.
Ddsfelbe tonnte mittbeiIeu, odB Der
am l. JaHuar itattssfunoene gda 'is
ren lleberitub bon S2O5.0s srgebcn
bate. Tds Gommittee purbe mi.
<~lhb tAAAAfiNik.
QuldBlth isines i'm CONNER itasis
finoenber 80. Stiitungsfsftss tpiro Der
8erein Elm grobss picuie perduitaltsn.
Die 6errsn Geo grIetpein, 5dtob ;Sis
iher uno 9laiius 5Iamm tpurnen als
Jefttommittee ernannt uno tperoen sis
reR pqfenbsn plas fir bic Qb5aitung
bes pitnies ousiuflsn.
Der 9erein piro ben Ban ees gaDss
riihen Uldnnerhors am %. SaHuar
in Gorpore beiu6en unb periammeIt
il6 5u bem ,3psde I'm 8 Ibr in Der
Central Jurnbdlle. Die ginlaounu
gum Bale Der RbetnIdnber Duroe an.
senommen unb ben Wsitelisbern .ms
pfobltn. iih nuh beften &r1f.en su Be-
tbsilisen. als Heuss Witalisb ipuroe
6err fyrieor. 4nion golIin anqemslp.t.
Die Ginuabmeu bes seitrissn abenbs
betrugeH $303.08 unb bic 4usoa6en
$203. 0d teine peiiersn 0eIadfte
porlaaen, srfolate Bertdaunu.
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Scdniiher Hhdblid aui 1909.
gon SbersSngHisur Sisgfrieb
SartmdnH.

1.0Oo,0O0,oOO ailometer ba6su mir
groeubiirser semsinibaftli6 suriidass
legt. felt oos lestsuol bic Reaiahrss
gIodsn ertlaneeu. 8leihgiltia, o6 Der
cine ein beiddulihes rubises Geben als
Stubenboder sefibrt, sleiheiItia, ob
Der onbere bic WsIt umisgeIte, bic 1000
Wiillionen GiIometsr bat ieber nrinbes
items suriidlesen miiHen. nit Muiter
groe suIammen bur9 ben WeItruum
I'm bic Sonne. llno MIR $50 5aae bat
oieSe Rtife seouusrt, D. b. mir hoben in
ieotr Sefunoe runo 30 Gilomster sus
riidgelssi. iino aIio nit elmer Se.
f9spinbisteit bdbinseeilt, bic oie unie-
rer beften Shnellsiiss um mebr ais bas
1auIenbfahe iixrtrifft. gut, oob
rehis unb Iints bon Der grobdbn arobe
1elegrQpbenftaneen iieben, bob bic
Stationen. aud bic Complication gseu-
iahr. Hur Tn Der Jose syifttrtn. spir
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gelobnte 6mtmilthigfeit.

gussne W. 5euhdm msIoete geite-n
in Der Central poli3siftotiou, odb er
BON einem Jremeeu um S215 b.rdubt
tporoen lei Ierbam fpia am 9ienss
tag absnb i'm rTdiritic" bic geturrtz
itdft zines stDu 5 JuB s 3oq aroBtn
lunssn Wedrnes asmatt baben, ben ,r,
od oerietbe bebauptets, oboatlos I'll
fsin, nit in feline DObnung. go. 9 DIT
abte Strabe. aenommen babe. glls er
am ndhiten Worgsn erpdtts, tparen
isine aus $2l5 6sitehsnbe gadrIhaft
uno Der BditfrsuEb perihpunben.
DeHhdm CAB Der poli3ei cine quite 9ez
ftreibuna bes Tiebes.
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SHrite Der S1io bic BsfabrIinis en-,
reid)en.

4ller Dabriheinli6tsit naa niro
Der Ohio am sSreitas bic 8efubrltnis,
80 5ub. srrsiheH. GeiterH 4bsuo UNI
isds lIbr betrug Die DaTsrb0be 1916
5ub, elm Steisen Don ndbe3u Finf
5ub i'm 9srIouf pom "a Stunoeu.
Sn pittsburg iteht oas DaFer BE-
reits stpei Jub iiber Der 9eiabrIinie
uno ale RebenFliiHe bes Ohio ober6aIb
BON bier fno bereits aus ben uFern
gstretsn. Jn gortsmoutb bstrug Der
Wafsrituno eeitern 1873 TuB, elm
Steigsn BON iiber feds 5uB felt
OieHitas unb in Wbesling. u. ga.,
erpartst man einsu 0aferitauo BON
35 Fub.
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9eleg bierfiir auf bem 9eppih bes
gtbliotbet5tmmers 3dblreihe Cigar
renitummel berumliegen. auber ben
Gigarrn erbeutsten iie nod einen lie.
ber5ieber. 9arauf be9aben iid bic
Spibbuben burh ben 6of nah oem
BON 5rl. 5arriion betpohnten Vahbare
baus. Sin 3ienftbote muB bier einss
Der 5interfeniter offen gelaFen babsn,
tpel6es bic 8iebe ba3u bsnubtsH, I'M
ins Snners beg 6auies gelansen 3u
t0nnen. 6ier mar aber ales 70 gut
Derf6loTen, bab bic Burden unosrs
ridteter Sahe fpiebsr ab3ieben mug
ten.
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Der Coroner
6at feline ltnferindnug os 2lopb.
Sales fir nbgei6loIisn srtldrt.

Coroner Goe CAB geitern Waoroen
i'm 2Gopb 5aIe iein 9sroitt ab. gr
fagt in elmer ldngeren GntIheibunq,
baB trob Der pereinten gemii6unqen
bes goronsrs unb Der poli8ei ben.
nod fein 2iht in bic WOroaffaire
bate seIddfft iperoen t0nnen. Ra6
bes goroners Gntffeibung fpurpe
Der 5oo Der annd 2lopo bur6 gins
f6lagsn Der 5irnbete unO oarauF fol.
ssnper Sirnblutung, berbetgefii6rt
bur9 cine unbetannte perion, perurs
iaht.
Ter Coroner iDeift odraui bin, baB
bic geIeuhtung Der llm9ebung Der
Wi6org unb 6anno ideH 5ol360fe
cine ishr mangeIbdfte lei uno bag es
aus bisIsm Grunbe Isbr oefdbrlt6
iei, nah Ginbruh Der Iuntelbeit
ourh oisfe su geben.
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neroen, tpsr mebr nil, FinDet ss in ben
Sabresberi6ten Der 3uitdnDigeH fiiba
renOeH Disqualification. 8etoneH
m06te i6 nur gum S6luB, baB Die
tpirtIihe &uIturarbeit Der Se6nit niht
an Der .3abl Der grftnoungen gemeHen
DerDsn tonu. 8ieImebr tommt es
barouf an, DaS burd te6niihe 8ers
fuhsarbett 9enonneue gum 8emeina
gut gu MAIDEN. 8ds lit cine laHgipte'
rige, uber tultureu ni6t peHtger IpI6'
tiqe 9lufgabe.
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lie s,nSe lurf l,etifiuu

WaHor Shtpdb bat aeftern oas 6Fz
fentIi6e 9trhor in Sdhen Der TN
ben ~Rdfen" in 5pos BART einoeteihz
ten Petition auf tommensn Ritttpo6
Rahmittdg um 2 llbr dn6erdumt unb
ipiro bann qrgumeHts pro unb contra
boren. Durh bic petitiou ion BE.
ianntli6 oas 5erritorium, bds Dor
stpei SohrsH oura cine Gntffsibuug
bon Ri9ter WooomduIse fir trodeu
trtlGrt purpe. pie0er rnab" peroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-20
Tred,e Gpitbnteu.

Iiebe brah<n in Der Rcht pom
Dienitog gum Mittnoh. ME seiiern
Der poli3ei semeloei ipurbe. in bic me-
beneinoncer Iiesenbsn Wohnbdulsr bon
Sobn 6olanb unb 5rl. Warp 6arris
fon, 1884 unb 1888 ufnbion Roob,
OF gDdlnni Oils. ein. Jn Der 0oIs
lamb fnen gDobnung fudten ole Oiebe
fcionge berum. Bis he eint Rift feiner
6cpoIns fonben. Gie miijfen einen
9beiI ber gigornn aud slei9 an Drt
unb Stsu< gsrnuMt hObtn. benn geiiefn
@stofn faassa Dc 6aaih iheucAner ~
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profeHor Otto Jtspsrfen bon Der
untneriitdt aopsnbagsn Iieit am Sreis
tag, q. Januar, in Der llniperiitdt
urter Der Ropes sSttftung iiber .lInis
peridl 2anguags". Ulit ieiner lInipe,s
'alfprd6e meint sr aber niht 8oldpiit
ober Esperanto, ionbsrn cine .Soo~ aes
naunte aunitiprahe, bic BEN beiben aes
nannten rllniperiaIfpra6sn@ bebeue
teHo viibsr" isin ioq. grofefor .ses.
psrier lit Der Qustauihs sgrofeiIpr stpis
iben ben uniDsriitdtsn Columbia uuo
aopsnbugen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-20
Neue ShuIt.

Sm auftrage bes S6ulratbs unters
breitets gsitern Der 8eItdftsfdbrer
Der gehOrbe, 6err 6duoman, i'm gu=
redu oes itdotifhen gauiripettors Elm
9eiu6 um stnsn Grlaubuibihein fiir
ben Reubau Der Douglas S6uIe, all
Der gde BON Aims qIace unD Chapel
Strobe. 0as 8ebouoe uiro orei
Stotipert. bod isin uro iou 100000
tpfteu.