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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-12

iiberbdllpt Ses neueugooens iein, nno
er muB iif i'm 2auie Der tonrrenoen
sssabrbunoerte immer mebr benz sSn-
6ianer.Snpus, oem 5ppus oesShluB-
probufts Der omeritaniihen erbe, n1'
bern, 70 oaB aIio biegerinlItbnng nift
ab8uleugnen lit, bab einmal neilc
Rotbb6ute Die Damn ipobl aiisgeitorbe'
men olten eriesen iperoen. 8ie benz
aber ou6 lei: Gs ifeint ii6 nns elm
bebeittllnesooIIer, ourd geiiherte BE-
obahtunastbotiaf)en be5eifneter 8eg
fir Die GrtIGrumg Der 8erihieoenbett
lmo SerausbiIoung Der einaelnen
Weenihenroiien eroifnet sn boben.
Zen qeiitigen 8eranoerungen, oenen
Die Ginmonberer in glmerifa unterlie.
qen, lit goas ihon friiber eitImal
nahgeeangen, unb er lit ba gu Shlili.
len gelangt, Die ben Gnbdngern Der
2ehre 8obinenus bon Der geiitigen
8erifieoenbeit Der Wenidenrniien,
bonn ,@ertb" Der einen, bonn lin.
tuertb" Der anoeren, ihtperlih geiaI.
len fonnen. Gs lit gu boffen. baB er
6ieIen iniereiinnten i,n6 iuihtigc1
Tingen nod tueiter nahforiten miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-12
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
Die btrshmfshe----
Ua6r(aaeria oieles 3eitaaGs.

c6on In Der nitefteu seit gob % sssriNs
gerfonen. bic bur6 Die G6bpfnng t0eer bsaaes
porer, nno es Iieat fsiH 8rsifel Dor. oas
aud beufsntaae roo gtriDnsu ertiiirsH. sm
burd cine unbefanuis flraff i'm GtGnoe HHe,
gieIes an fbun nne boranssufaeen, nos tns
gnoere erftannlit III unb blesbt. Shr Golnts
bat bic Ratnr bieie Toute befonssrs bsshni'iaf.
seun Fe BAT itr bic feitene @dbe esrriiebsn. eas
psben itrcr glttmeuften pis sin dii'ssi6iost'
mes andb asnau su ieisn gereeet Mot, Dob
he IN ibrer eiaenen stefibeus an Sssfsn s'cenne
spobnf. Rebmt bic Gcif Gne Gar oflir bie
Seefin gpenue. bann eeti ottfelbe esnain Do
ssr h. f1sns assctnl BON sraa .. Vasast
erreidt. Tas Sdns IN sur iiHlen pafo uH'
am Sauus> III ber snms:
Mrs. B. .Yaeger, triibtr Frau grdltols
Serfsm apsnr,, gtHtrssb, Ginstnnaft .Etts
6rieiii6s arffpcrten s1.oo Hns carh01.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-12
OrHuo.:s Sgpotbelen.



R.ue 5npotbeten.
Gi3sie gbois an Weitpooo 5om.s
ieab go. $7O0.
Gillian !6ils.rs an 6. G. 5omsr.
$3.50.
Sarrp ). Giisrman on 6. Ridtsr.
$4,000.
@.Orgs SO. 5engft on 7. Warb 6.
II. 3. go. $3.50.
Gbarles Smitb an George 6. aubn.
$3.50.
2ouis GaiIinelli on Goutbern Sb!r
Guptngs gant 60. $3.50.
Sbsaep 8. Smith an William "
Collins. Truitse. $1,000.
Sobn s. Drigbt on Reabing 3. IL
6. so. $500.
Robert Woobburn an Qortb Ginc
6. II. 3. so. $500.
geo. Ros an Carthage g. u. g. VI
$500.
gfuguiis 9. Willsr an proDiosnt Q
o. u. Z. 60. 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-12

9ruft - i'd babe Ridts barnit sn
fnaffen; aud Steiner BON uns. sic
.bsn 10 tpenis, Mubme Sahtmann,
bat gerIuIte au erpdrten. alug muB
man iein, bebddtis uno iibsrlegt IN
ieoer Stunne banbeln." Gr ieBte
fich nieber unb i4Ius nit Der iilbernen
Dois an feiue Raie. rOos aMsite 1T,
aar nidlt bapon su reoen," fubr er
nahbentIih por Fh biniebenb fort;
rear nirbt, periteben Sic mid, gar
niht!"
Die Srau 3ou=S Snfpettprin perifdno
BEN 6errn Better freilib niht, aber
10 pi.l besriff iie. buB er in iiblersaus
ne mar unb peber Gttpas iiber ietneu
geiuh mtttbeileu. nod iiberbdupt oa=
ppn reoen pplIte. Gs entitano etne
sismIid peinlide Stiue, pdbrsnb peis
der Sslm fprtseiest bic Ooie 5ptihen
0oumen unb 3ei9efingsr orebte uno
duberit Feierlth aerooeous in's Slht
Tab, Die beiben iibrigen Intpeienben
aber teinerI.i 9srdui4 mdbten. Gnoz
lid fam 2pttden NIT benz Sbee, uno
Der Siih nurpe beItellt; allein nit al
Ter SrDhIihtsit uno SsmiitbltAtttt
mar ts porbsi. 2anae 9uuien sntitans
ben, tein 8siprdd ipollte in Sang
fpmmeu, tein S6er5tport elm unoeres
berporrufen, unb 9ottden ielbit i6iec
eben 10 3uriidhalteno ooer traurig 5u
iein, ipis RuooIf no6benteno uno ein'
filbig mar.
Gs oausrte audi nidt lange, Il
mabnt. bic 8ittpe gum aufbrud, uni
Der Better lieb es seiteben, obne slr
8ort baeegen su Iagen; aud Gottd.r
nUtbigte nibt; iie lGdeIte nur idnft
Die glusen nieoerIhlagenb, Dor I'D
bin, aIs Rubolf balblaut ia9te, baB G
boffe, iest ni6t pieoer 70 lange aus
| subIeiben, unb ma9te cine tleine bel
itilnmenoe geipegung, bic eben 10 gu
einen 3ipsiIel uusoriiten tonnte.
,Gb, Ruoolf!" rief 9eIm, oIs e
ibm bic 5anb rsihte, raIIo es lteh
out nit Dir, unb mas i'd iogsn pout,
es piro bolo nod kfier iteben. 4be
HUG unb poriidtig, INNER tIug I'M
ppriidtie! 9u peibt bod, bab ibsr
mOrgen sruBe Gsfsuidaft Bel Cue
iit9"
Sd babe bdpon gsbort," ertuiOert
Der 1ottOr.
.9sburtstas," iugte SsIm, bic 9Oi
aufbeb.no.
rSapOn babe id gaidts 9s1Dr
0sTsn 9eburtstog?"
vBirb .tpas esbeim gsbalten," fuf
Der Better fort. sic, bic bier maj
Jrdulein Sobunna. piro flnTuns
sipdnsig Sabre oft, Elm respectable
Ilter fir cine Dame, Elm. grbin." -
gr leote ben 9opf in bic 9tnoe 81
rid, bsi6rieb nit benz Singer bari
DEN iiblihen 5ulbtreis uHb lieB Sul
erften Mole bos langs trodene 9eiid
tpisosr bon benz bebeutIameu 9rinIc
2 Freunbli6 tperben. Der 9err Ut
, niiter tpirb tommen, alio aufgepaB
: Gbrfurhtspone 9eIdsibenbeit, unite,
tbGnioTt. Santbarteit, gehorige Deb:
tion, iDenn er nit Dir ipri6t. In
: nidt etpa Iei6tfsrtiess @sIen, tpie
E ieBt bic iunssn 2sute hdben, ionosr
. gsb0rtss ttefe 9erbeugungen uno D
mutbsppIs Wisnsn, in b.nsr man os
: R.Ipstt ertennt!"
L (5ortisbuns folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-12
gSeroeu bic Yanfees 8ptbbdute?

Sbon Dor aht Sabrsn baben amss
ritanii6e 0elehrte bic Seobahtung
MAIDEN ipolIsn, bab bi. tpeibeH Roros
omeritaner unb aud Die untsr ibnen
Iebenben Ysesr allmdblih einsn eins
beitIihen ,beipnbsren Sppus dnnsh<
men, bab iis iid. tura s.iagt, inbiaris
iir.n, b. b.. bab ibre Geiihts5iige un'
ter irssnonelben rdtbielbaften Gins
fluFsn 5ormen betommen, bic an bic
inbianiIte llrbtp0lterunS erinnern.
Ulan mar bamaIs niht redt eeneist,
bi.ie geobabtung .rnit su nehmen.
Dos lberrdihenbe grsebnib aber, su
benz i.st Der betannte ameritaniide
4ntbropoloss 5ran3 gous (.in sebos
r.ner WeItfals, profsfor on Der Gos
Iumbia unipsriitGD s.lungt 1T, lduft
i'm glleemeinen auf busielbe binaus
unb muB ernit esnommen fprben.
Shon lanee bate 8oas oarauf pers
ipi.isn. ipie pidtig fpitematiite uns
terIudungen barber ipdren, ipIe ilh
oi. perIdieben.n Ginpanbererselemen'
te, bic eermaniihtn ioipobl, ipie bic
romonif6en, Suben II. T. 10. in BEN
nsuen Milieu unb ouf bem nenen Yos
ben geiItig uno t0rperIih entfpidelteu.
Gr bat bdnn islber BON Der Giniuunoes
rungss aommiifipn ben auftraa erbal1
ten, ii9 NIT Der 5ross Der aorperptrs
dnberiing Der Smmisranten su befal'
fen, unb bas grgebnib iit ieBt als eins
Regierungbruhihrift erihi.nen. BON
Der man fpobl iagen fonn, oaB Tie ge'
rabesu erItaunIife 5eititeIIungen bic
tet unb bisberise Silnbamentaliaee
Der anibropoIosie poaig iiber Den
Soilfen ipiro.
Gdon in Der eriien Generation
fped)ielt Der einiponoerer nnh goos
ieinen 9ppug fait poIIitanoig - 10 be-
rid,tet Der ,8Iobns". ainber Die me-
niae Sabre nah Der anfunft ibrer
gItern in Den 8ereinigten Stantell
geboren tpurben. entipideln iid Der
ort. 6oB jie i'm 9npus ipeientIif bon
| ibren in Der Srembe eeboreneH Gl'
tern ab,peihen. Die rnterihieoe ihei
nen Iih bereits in Der friibeiten aino
belt beranssubiIoen ino oann anStl
bauern. Soadr Der Gopf, Der bic be
ft1noigIten erblihen 5ormen 5eigt iini
bisber fir bas am meiiien permanent
senn5eihen sur unterideiouns oel
Menihenroiien galt. nnterliegt be
tr1htIihen Veranoeriinaen. Die wiei
frneen iinb on oIteurop1iifen Suoet
uno on siibitalienern poraenominel
tuorben. Ter oiteuropdiife iiioiidl1
gin,uanbere, Der runbfopiis tit, mirl
in amerifa lnngfopfia. uno Der Glib
itaIiener. Der in Der Seimotb elmer
auBerorbentIid, lnngen GddbeI bat
ipirO oriiben fnr3fopfiaer. 10 Dob iid
beibe einem uno oeinielben Tppus nd
bern. limb bic @riinoe fir Die gr
ffeinimg? gle iinb in ben io5iaIel
uno fIimntiihen gerbaItniiien be
neten 2eimntb su iuhen. Soiueit Di
gennnitte 3eitihrift.
Il g1emn bns MN rihtig III, 10 muI
aud Der belitiae oinerifaniihe Ippng
benz iih allies 10 ihneu aiiimi!irt, eli
sprooxit Der tIimatiiHen UerbGItniiis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-12
8rHubeisextbnms llebertrasansen

Sbomas 9. Stone, abminiItrator,
an 8. s. Sternberg unb anosrs, Is
Sabre paht BON 81 SUP an Der Siib<
isite Der Gaurel Strabe, "a SUB ipelts
lid Der Central Qmnus. WtondtIias
Wietbe $3.50.
9'-narb 8erning an ). e. Gpls
lings, % Monats padt zines 2abens
an Der Rorboit Ode Der Sarris unb
Ptne Strab.. MlonatIi4e Mhstb.
$3.50.
Sames 3. Sppcs an 2isaie gbuis,
ungefdbr 5ebn Ierss 2ano in Settion
8 in 9reen 9opnibip. $1,000.
9irginia garmer on Charles unp
2lboie 90. 5auer, Got 81 in Waurp 6.
Sbeirings llnterabtbiIun9. 81.
2luguit Ridter on 6orrp 5. Giters
man, "a SUP on Der Rproieite Der
Glappool aDenue. 81 SUB oitIih Der
Gjrano apenue. 81.
Gjeoree 3. TieIos on Mihael
S6ipfer. Sbeil BON 2Ot 6 in 5. M.
gdter's uRterabtbsiIung in Rcrpooo.
81.
p6ilemou 9. stanbsrp on Warp
Statep, Sbeil bon Cots 10 uuo II in
Gorbss &: Grbbauis's llutsrabthei.
lung. 81.
9soroe 6. aubn, Sruites, or GbarIss
Smitb. Cots 64 IN g. 80. 3drtsho ms
llnterdbtbeiluns an Der Wertb Strabe.
81.
g. R. Niuer on Ql0u =. Tliasr,
81 bel SO JuB an Der Citisite Der Sps
cumOre Strabe. Slpiiaen Columbia
unb psarI St-abe; ierner II bel 80
SUP an Der 9ritten Strobe, atpiiden
Gin unb ailsour StruBs. 81.
Sobu gorots, jr.. on gll3abeth
WoIter, Cots 1889 unb 1884 in 30
| finger &c Soptins 5peitsn llntsrabs
tbsilune in Rorpoob. 5000.
9lntbonp 5. glieman on 2ouii'
SIabsiipa, 40 bti 24o suB an Der Dit
ieite Der Uto5art 4penus in Gb.piot
| 81.
glpolf 2lmberg on gsrbarb 8
Mertsns, cine Got in 5orpsp's Inter
abtkiIune. 81.
Tt. &. Murtin On goth. 6. 2inb
Iap, eins QOt on Gfb Strabs in Ror'
ipooo. 81.
sSobn u. Ritoion on Spbn g. Rido
ion, Cots 3, 4 uno 5 in Sbompion &
Jprbus llnterobt5ilung. 81.
8ubolf +. 8alts on Ritolas )
8aIib, cine Got an Der 8. StrdBs nab
GggIeiton. ST.
Gbas. Glib an Wm. O. Sartleh
cine Got an Der Sit Court Strabe
$4OO.
cSobn Gtiert an abolf pOsridtt
Got 800 in Soptins llnterubthsiIun1
Glmtpoob. $265.
2ouis Sarbins on Jruncis 3
8isbI, cine 2ot on Delta apenu'
. $4,000.
Carrie 81. gsmm.r on Sctn Q
SefIsIbrOd. 10 SUB on Shaops
+, StruBe. 81.
. SIipsr so. 9an an ghriitine Dc
Groir. % Sub on Dine StraBs nat
> 9loheIe. 81.
8sp. u. Simli6 an Gillian 9oprs
, len, cine Got an Mithsa Strdb
Spoe part. 81.
Bernard sJuuiet an CD. grtite
Cots 81 unb 68 in North Sail
: mount Snip. aF'n nntsrabtkilun!
81.
Qrtbur 8rafpIep on glpu Ii,Il
2ot l19 in arlington Seishts. 81.
2ouiIs gropl.p an Geo. 6. Wifi
Cots 115 unb 118 IN 8aaep 9rop
. 81.
g. Sd. Cooper on 4uitin 3. ghdn
: bsrs, 36s SUP an Joreit 2lo. in gto
fpppS. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-12
: aaum iIt oas geies srlaHen, ben

- aaum iIt bas gsieb irlaiTen. ben
pielen ShpinDeleieu su iteusrn. mel.
den bic untsrtn Shihtsn, nomentli4
bic itali.nilfx 8epOlleruns. burf ios
aenndnte tlsine rganiiers" ausgeIsbt
aeipeien iinb, 10 fudtn bisi. gblen es
audi fhon oaburh su umaebtn, bab
fie fih als .gypreB geislIhoften"
ansgeben. Jebi bat ab.r Der Stoaiss
SeiretGr BON Rem Dori srtldrt. bab
bemrtiee Grpreb 0eiellffnften. rels
DE unter benz DoripdnDe. bic Werl.ns
buna BON Gelo nuh benz auslanbe 5u
permitteln, oft ibrsn 2anbsleuisn bic
iauer perbienten Gporpfennigs ob.
nebmen, niht ohne Weiterss sur an.
corporation 5uldnig iinb. Wenn sss
nnnb ais pripot @oniier or6eiien
min, 10 bat Ct $500 Hnution AZ
tsell<u. mag e ii4 nsnnsn. pis q pia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-12
9ie gertopfung Der Oil

g9ie 9eritopfung Der ab.
suesfanoIe elmer Gtabt bic ihlimm-
item 5oIgen fir Die 8eiimbbeit ihrer
gefpobner nod iih 5iebt, 10 and ole
@eritopfung oes aorpers fir oas
@obliein bes getrefieuben. 4oren.
geieren, BebGrme fonnen lire Sunf.
tionen niht regeinidBig berrihten,
penn oerbrouhte Stoife iih baria
nnaebanit boben. Ga gift es bieie 5ll
Iodern, u.n iie aits benz a6rper su eni.
fernen. Ties iid1er Su beipirfen. lit
eben Der 9or5ue Der Q Bernard
QrduterpiIIen. Sir % Gents
bel apotbefern Su boben. g.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-12
NabifaIbeilitli8
Werpeni6,ua6e.

ed,isod,e. nerb5re Eerfoaen. aspTdat bon Ss',. ,.
nnnasloiiaisit NIB f6ledten gsdnnlen -. 99ooSSl.
i6merseii. saaransian. aonabng BEG & SsSass s,.
iinb esiidhts adtnrrh, MogencrnnIssin. Sns,.sIa.
piet. wrnftbeffefnmnna aenafAnieit nno 1rnes. i,s.
fnn- -ertapren aus benz .rSnsens'teHHs
einindl, ifmeil nnb biliig ailt nnnafnr'
Iihen gerInite mno anberr ssolgen jii'
genblider @erirrmngcn ariinelidl as'
bcilt nnb pulle 8einnbhtit nne broD-
iinn uicbcrcrlangt iperben fOnnen. -
Cans nenes Scifperfabrtn. Jeber tetn
eiaener Grst.
Tiefes niihsrcrhertYi6 irfersHattfe unn lssI.
reiae Efm fTsuffme MffIade fafof, wsmsc
ben fura nne frf. g1drn uffn wrnft. deIcesw
irerhsr fcfIfe. fdnu 6eden Htnffunund cpN 20
Gents IN Briefmnrien berfieaeft besoseH nerseh
bon ber
Vripnf-afinif, 1916. Gpenut,
NEW YORK. NY,
msan erspdbne bas Cincinnati Sousblnft.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-25
WANT PROOF FROM PEARY
Congressmen Apt to Require World
Exhibit of Peary Records Before
Award Of Medal.

Washington, d. C.-Members of
the House may demand that Robert e
Peary exhibit his proofs to the world
in general before voting him a gold
medal and the thanks of congress. 1t
was learned that the naval committee
was not entirely unanimous on the
proposition to bestow honors upon the
diseoyerer of the pole.
One of the leaders, who declined to
allow the use of his name, said that
he was opposed to accepting the
proofs of Mr.. Peary that he discov-
cred the pole merely because the Ma
tional Geographical society had ac-
cepted them He charged a precon-
ceiyed prejudice in favor of Peary on
the part of the society
Several members have expressed op-
position to the proposed Peary honors,
and one or two have threatened to dis
cuss vigorously the matter Oh the floor
il it is brought up there.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-25
ARBoR DAY OBSERVANCE.
Movement Under Way to Provide Week
for Tree Planting.

Little Rock-The first Saturday in
March, which falls on the 5th this year,
is Arbor Day Four years ago the legis-
lature, to encourage the planting of
trees in the state, passed an act desig
mating that day for the usual Arbor
Day exercises. Nearly all the states
have adopted similar acts.
In accord with the spirit of the act,
George b. Cook, superintendent of pub
lie instruction, is sending to every
school and school improvement assoei
alton in the state a copy of the act and
letter urging that appropriate exer-
eises be observed on Arbor Day These
exercises include the planting Of trees,
school aud school Improvement assoei-
that trees be set out in the school
yard If that is not desirable, he sug-
gests that seme be placed in the public
square or some park.
In connection with Arbor Day the
women of the civic department Of the
woman 5 Cooperative Association are
seeking 70 have the mayor and city
council inaugnrate a tree planting week
1t has been suggested that it could bo
begun on the Monday before Arbor Day
and wind up with the final work foi
March ). Another suggestion is for il
to begin with Arbor Day aud continue
through the next week.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-25
DEATH FROM BLOODPOlSON
Abscess and Not Subtle East Indian
Drug Killed English Girl in
New York Hotel.

New York City.-The mystery
surrounding the death of Miss Lucille
Clerk. the beautiful and wealthy Eng
lish girl which occurred in the Hotel
Grenoble last Friday was lifted Mon
day. when Coroner Hellenstein an
nounced his belief that the cause of
death was blood poisoning, resulting
from an abscess.
Both the coroner and his physician
Dr.. Philip O'Hanlon, denied a state
ment credited to the former that the
girl was poisoned by some subtle
East Indian drug. administered possi
bly, for the purpose OF murder.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-25
URGE IRRIGATION PROJECT
Settlers Are Deprived of Water Is the
Statement Made by Senator
Carter in Senate.

Washington, D. C.-For more than
two hours Thursday the Senate
listened to discussion of the senate
bill authorizing the issuance of $780,,
100000 worth of certificates of indebt.
edness for the completion of irrigation
projects already begun.
The measure was championed by a
number of senators, especially Messrs.
Carter and Borah, MIR. Carter said
that in a number of cases reservoirs
had been completed while the bitches
had not been constructed. thus provid-
ing for the storage, but not for the dis
tribution of water. The effect was to
withhold the water from settlers.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-25
SOLDIERS MUST AVOID ARGENTA.
Commanding Officer Issues Order Fol-
LOVING Arrests.

rgenta.-Lieutenan Colonial Wilson,
commanding officer at Fort Logan II.
Roots, has issued orders forbidding sol
diers from the fort to either loiter on
the streets of Argenta or to pass
through the city ON their way to Lit
tie Rock The orders followed the ar
rest of four non-commissioned officers
several days ago by the police. Colonel
Wilson said that the officers had report
ed to him that they were neither drunk
nor boisterous when they were arrested,
but that the police in arresting them
had knocked one of them down with
the club and the other with gun.
After the arrest one of the officers in
charge at the fort took the matter up
with the authorities and the men were
released.
On a previous occasion the command
my officers at Fort Logan Il. Roots is
sued similar orders, and the soldiers
were forced TO use the upper bridge
in coming to Little Rock The matter
was finally compromised and the col
diers Were again permitted to pass
through AEgcnta
Business men of the city do not like
the condition Of affairs. They say that
there are now go men at the fort, and
that the money spent by these men in
Argenta is not to be despised, and they
declare that the soldiers have been ill
treated by the police because of spite
ful feeling on the part of the police.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-25
BOYCOTT If ECONOMICAL is
OFFICIALLY WRONG, HE
DECLARES.
4 VARIETY Of FOOD IS NEEDED
Cold Wave and Chemist Hit Chicago,
and Latter Gives Advice-English
Eat More Meat Than Any
Other Nation.

Chicago, Ill.-Dr. Harvey Washing
ton Wiley, Phi. D., LII. D., chief of the
division of chemistry of the United
States, arrived in Chicago along with
one Of the most disagreeable days Of
the winter and made haste to issue
a warning against improper and i'll
advised eating during such weather.
And above all things, said DR.
Wiley, beware of joining meat boy
colt or limiting yourself to certain
foods. It's dangerous.
The visit OF the famous poison
squad" leader of Washington was for
the purpose of addressing the Har
ward alumni of Chicago at their an
nual meeting Monday night. DR.
Wiley is a graduate of Harvard and
talked on the obligations its
graduates owe to the alma mater.
Too little eating and too much
eating are equally dangerous" he said
in an interview The meat boycott
may be useful in one way-that of
diminishing the consumption. Of meats
and thus reducing prices Economical
ly speaking l will say nothing against
it; dietically it is all a mistake.
Man can live OF course, but he is
mutually an omnivorous animal. Take
away one-half of his natural food and
you have only half a man. He loses
power in proportion. The English pro-
badly eat more meat than any other
nation-the English and the Germans.
And look at them. They are the great
est colonizers, the most aggressive
people in the world They are best
fitted, too, to live in any climate and
under any conditions. Why, If We
should all take to eating vegetables
only in this country 1t wouldn't be
long before our neighbors were walk
ing all over us. The Japanese are
often pointed out as fine examples
OF what a vegetarian diet can do. But
the Japanese consume enormous
quantities of fish.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-25
FEARING RIOTS, COURT is AO-
JouRNED TWO WEEKS; WAIT
CORONER'S VERDICT.
MORE SOLDIERS ARE CALLED
will Pick New Grand Jury-Soldiers
Still Guard Court House-Whole
Regiment Will Be Called
if Necessary.

Cairo. nlinois.-Because of the
great excitement prevailing here and
Ho lessen the imminent danger of fur
ther mob violence. Circuit Judge But
her Monday decided to dismiss the
bresent grand jury and adjourn court
for two weeks. Before ordering the
adjournment, he called for vote Of
the eight lawyers present in the
kourt room. and they voted, TO g.
Tor adjournment He accordingly
nontinned all cases until March Z,
Ind sent for the grand jurors, in or
be- to dismiss them.
The dismissal of the grand jury is
y point gained by Sheriff Nellis, who
has complained that one of the body
BOW dismissed was in the mob which
stormed the county jail Friday. Nel-
Dis will have the selection of the new
brand jury On the other hand. the
6oroners inquest, which was re-
bumed Monday, has taken a turn
Strongly unfavorable to the sheriff.
hnd enc of Nellis' deputies openly
predicted that Nellis and all his
white and negro deputies will be held
Ror The death Of Alex Halliday. killed
IN leading the attack on the jail
| But. added the deputy who made
khis statement. they will not lock
he up in the jail alive"
Adjt-Gen Dickens said Monday
lhat he would not be surprised to see
(he eoroner's jury accuse one negro
peputy, by name. of killing Halliday.
If they do, and the negro gets out
3rom under cover, remarked Dick
eon, 1T will be goodbye. deputy"
Dickson Monday summoned Com
pany II from Shelbyyille, because Of
(he unrest prevailing here, and said
fhat at the first sign of renewed law
essness. he would can for the re-
halnns seven companies of the
Fourth regiment. CompSny Fl is the
Rourth TO arrive here.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-25
EUROPEAN EGGS HELD UP
Contention of "Adulteration" to be IN,
vestigsted by Government Be-
fore Permitted to Enter.

New York City-Traffic in Eu.
ropes paraffin-eoated eggs, which be-
gan to arrive in New York last week.
has been checked by the orders from
the government department of agricul-
ture Three shipments which came
in ,his week have been detained at the
appraisers warehouse pending an
analysis OF the eggs.
Dealers in domestic eggs have
lodged complaint with the author
ities charging that the paraffin coating
of the eggs is an adulterant and that
as result the eggs are injurious to
health.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1910-02-25
.llLlMAN REGAINS SPEECH
/ Helio. Doctor" Senator Says to
Physician He Had Seen But Once
Symptom Is Favorable.

Washington. d. Favorable indi-
Sa'lens showed themselves in the
|Sohaluon of Senator Tillman The in
i'di symptoms which caused his
|aafHal paralysis and loss of speech
Have abated and improvement has
commenced. He recognized and called
10y name one of thep hysicans, man
"Noh he had seen but once before.
Ihe senator had spoken but two
words since he was stricken last
thursday; but when the family ply
sician entered his face frightened as
"e recognized him, and he said:
Hello, doctor" A little later the
pn%slciah, whom he had seen but
once, said to the senator: y don't
suppose YOU remember me-"
Yes. | do replied Mr.. Tillman.
iou are Doctor White"
The doctors consider this return of
speech most favorable and they en-
'eriain no doubt now as to the pa
'iehts full recovery of speech.