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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
Sie ssrauenbewegnns in ben
iilamiiheu Sanbern.
Bon Or. Sames GrssnfisIb.

yea6bem In Der lesteu 3eit Der poa
mpoernen 4nihauungen beberrI9ie
5beil Der npbammeouniihen sSntels
lisen3 cine rsgs 9bdtistsit entfultet bat.
te, um bic Sftamtpelt aus ibrem apas
tbii1en 3uitanoe 81 fpeden unb iis aaf
ben Weg bss Joriffrittes fopis Der
iosialsn unb politii6sn Grtfpiflung
au fiibren, mubte er ietns anfmsrtiams
felt audi auf Die lintpiirbige Gts[ung
Der 5rau in Der jesisen iilamiidhen Ge'
fellfnaft ientsn. gs bsourfte teinsr
groben Giniiht. um su erisnnen, ,bab
Die 8efreiung Der WipbammeodneriH
aus ibrem bisberisen ssiitig unc iittlid
perna9ldiiigten 3uitanp unb ibrs
6eranbiloung 5ur gleI6beredtiateH
Satin unb fabissn Wuiter eins 0ors
bsoinsuns bes dlisemeinen Gortfhrit.
tes iei. Gbenio tlar tporen uber aud
dnoererIsits bic Shnisrigteiten, tpelhe
iid5 einem folten. Die bereebrahtsn
9prurtbeils perleBenoen Beginner ent.
sessnieBten. aint In Der BON Der Res
ligion seitatteten pDlnsamie liest bic
Shpierigteit Der illamiIden Jrauen'
bepsguns. Die @irlnetberei ift unter
ben WlpbommebnHern rueniger bdafig
als man gfuubt. 5nfolge 4rmu.b uni
Stammeslrtten iirb tpeits Shiften be,
8epOlterung faft dusndbmslos mono
samif6. Elm umitano, oer pielleibi aud
burh ben fpsitperbreiteien 9rauh pss
Grauentaufs unb nas WorbaHbenfein
Don mebr Mdnnetn als Jrduen i'm
Orient bsgiinftisi pirb.
Die mdnner fperpen freitpillig auI
bic DieIntiberei unb ben b1ufigsr
Wehiel ibrer Graufn burh Irtnnune
beiiebenber uHb gshsebuns Htuer eber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

Dentf6e S6iitensefenf6aH.
Ter 45. a5niasbaa iuirs eiH sIanSfn.
Der Grfpla iperoen.

am Gamftaa, %. Sanudr, tpire Der
As. aoniasbaa Der 9suiihen Sdnstns
DeietIitdft, beE GIteittn Sfiibenptrs
Gins gineinndtis, in Der Rorb GIN
einnati Surnhalis, gorrppills, itaits
finben. DAT bies Elm Grsignib In als
len oeutitsn areiisu une cine Der
ifouittn afinirsn Der SaiioH iein
niro, perftebt fih BON islbit. Die @ors
bersiiungsn tptrben in ishr forsfiltie.r
unb IibsraIsr Rsiie g,trofisn. Gein
Gsrinsertr aIs aonig Seinrih Der
attsehnte (6sinyih SftbOliboff) fiibrt
init iitsrer 5ano bas S5spttr aRo
rpirb ale feline atirsuen lInterthnnen
iotpi. bsfrtunbete S6iiben an bisitm
Hbsnb hulopouii bsgriibsn uub nit
G1rsnb,ssusunaen iibsridiittsn. CUR
aoniaiu bat err iih syrau Wargaretba
Serbitrsii aussrtpren. Die abiutaEs
ten bes aoniqspaares iinh bic berrsi
Carl 5erbitreit uno 6enrp 5rante.
Die abjutnntiunen Iinb frau GIiId,
beth CitbOIthoff unb fSrau amalia
iSrdut.. Die ar0nunssfeitr bsgiHns
punt 8 llhr 4benbs unb ba Der Bra
iioen., Serr yerb. Meio, burt, aranfs
bet nerbinosrt III, Diro Der tiihiiat
@iSss grdfioent Der ShibsnsG sGtfslIs
ifdfi. 6err glaiins f5ldmm, ben fsisrs
lidsn ar0uunasntt poIlsisben, iporaaf
6err Dm. Bitts bic 5sltrsbe hdltsn
ipirb. glle llnieribanen une syrsunbe
Seiner aonigiihsu 5Obeit soeinrIch
oes aht3ebnien. fopie nlls Shiibtrs
pereins Der Stdoi uHn llmgsasnn trs
holttn hermit cine ipssielIe ginIaonng
gum GroHungsbdlls. sinsm ieb,n
5beilnehmsr tam Gin aneenebmsr uno
asmiithlihsr 4benb fdcn i'm @orcrs
sugeiifert iperben, benn bas riihrise
aommittse bat feline 3sit unb Wsahs
aeIpart, oisien 8aa su bem qroBten
GrIolge in Der 0eIfihie bes 0ereins
gu MAIDEN. Ids 9srgniiaunas saom-
mitiss, Das Iib i'm bisfs ,Jejtlihleil
srobe 0sroieHftt erporben bat, beittht
aus ben foieenben Serren: Ssnrn DIT
holtboif. @oriissr; Nm. u. Doll,
Robert 5rarbah, Nm. Dauielmdnn
unb 5rso. DOR bem Side. nit gis.z
prdiibtni gloiius Jlamm .r offieio.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
giittiuedD, ben 70. Sannar 1910.
Der Der. Staaten Shab

Der Ser. Staaten Shabz
omts Setretdr lit In qroBer Gorge.
Die Summe. bic er tets on Sanb baz
ben n1uB uRo Die ii6 ouF 20 Wdqipnen
Dollars beiduft, tpiro bolb nift mehr
norbanoen Iein unp Das 9efisit Rlduft
fih auf 46 MiuipHen 9qQars. Der
aongreB bat ibn Stpar ermdhtigt.
Bombs uno ShdBamts : Sfeine 3ll
emittiren, dber beioe Waittel f6etnen
ibm beoentltb. Denn er breipro3euz
tige Bombs duSoibt, lpis bas 9efeB ihr
ermGhtigt, 1T Elm ftarter Rutgang in
5ipeipro5enti8en Bombs 3u beFiirdten
unb S6aBamtsiheine mill er nidt
ausgeben, neil ibre @inloIun9sfriit fih
bios auf Elm eSubr belduft unb feline
Gusfiht porbdnben ift, lie Sur 8erz
fdlls3eit emblem 3u tDnnen. 9llIe
bieie Sorgen pei'en .oarauf bin, bdB
Die QbbiIfe Der 5tnan3miiere nur in
elmer Gtntpmmeriteuer beIteber tann
unb es lit 3u perpunbern, bab Der
ShobQmts tSetretdr nint einen eners
giften aufruf an Die Ratton rihtst,
odfiir 3u IorQen, oab bic Staats 8e.
1eboebuu9en bas StntDmmenIteuerz
Imenoement rutifi8iren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
altdspptiides Bier.

Cor einigen 5aesn tpurbs bon sinem
Der btbeuienoiien 4egpptoipgen. benz
asipsissr profsNor Or. O. Stsiuborff,
BEL ieinen 4usgrnbungea in Der arobsn
NsiropoIis, bic iid an bic beriibr i.
Gbeppspnramios BON Giisb onihlisbi.
bas Grab oss 5obienprieiters 3afda
alfasbedt. Dieter bate in fpeiier 9ors
ausiiht oubsr ieiner Grau uno fsinenI
Gobn fein eunses Gsltnoe in 8ilbpers
fen nit Tih ins Grab genommen. Nnd
alt1gpptiitem glnuben kbte Ia Der
gobte i'm Gjrabe fpeitsr unb bate in
BEN .eipisen Sauie" bic gleihen Be-
biirfniiis ipie I'M aeben. Gurd Elm,
mnaiiGe 3auberformsl permohts CT al
ben fltinen syisursn Qeben su perleis
ben .unb biefe haiten nun fur Die Be
friebignna leinsr Bebirfniife su ior,
aen. go ieben mir cine Stlapin am
goben Webl iieben. Nebsn ibr ipaItsi
Der Munbioh ieines amies. CT fiti
binier einsm aoblenfsuer. ons er mil
einem sdfer in Glutb erhdlt, uni
ihmort unD braiei in einfm grOhsn
1opfs Jleifhitii6e oller ART. ebsr
nimmi er Elm Rippeuitiid beruus. nm ea
feinem Gebieier su reihen. Gin onh,,
rer Diener Dermibt Oetreibe unb ihiit.
.et ss in Die Dor ibrn itebtnnfn 8ebill
ter. Gin britier nber ittht Dor einsn
sroben Topic NIT 4useub unD fnstst
In Antm parauf itebeubeE aorbe 1rot'
ftiide. lpdbrenb cine Difnerin NIT einel
ilnhen Gnois cine s5liiHisieit- oui
Dem sopfe hsransf4Spf gsbH Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

Der 9lan pirb er0rtert, Sic
4bfaqitoffe Der StQot Cincinnati aug
BEN JluB beraus3ubaItsn. Die Be-
fiir6tung tpirD gebegt, buB Der BEL
5ernbant angelegte Damn Die Str0.
mung unb oamit bic GSortIHpemmunq
Der 4bfaQftofFe aufba(ten tOnnte, mas
81 elmer 8erpe'tung oes Slufes fu6ren
,piiroe. 0a ous llnternebmen nit qros
ben ausgaben Dertr1iipft iein piirbe,
10 1T pou anoerer Seits Die Rot61penz
bigteit beitritten porben. unferes gr.
mefeus lit cine W1etnungsperi6iebenz
bet bteriiber nur Rtreffs oes 3eitz
punttes 3utreffenp. @s tam uur cine
Jrage BON tpenIgeu Sabren iein, baB
bic 8erunreinigung Der SiuFe i'm gan.
gen &qnoe nsrboten tpirb, neil font
niht ausbletben tann, bob Die eouse
Ration in tbrem unratb erftidt. Die
anDeno6dren Wlet6ooen iinb Rieiel.
feloer unb 5tItrirung in Der Deiie,
DdB Das flifIige W1aterial gereinigt in
bic SSliifIe ubgeleitet unb bas fefte mQe
tsrial 81 9ungitoffsn perdrbeitet fpiro.
Die eritere Diethobe mare por3usie.
Ten, dber iie erbeif6t eine fold lei
ftungsfdhige 8srrpultung. ME unier
2anb tie ntht bisten tanr. 3emnah
fann nur BON osm 5iltrirfpItem bic
9eDe fein. Wenn audi feline Hotbz
tpsnbigtsit porIiegt. bic 4rbeit iofort
in 4nsriff gu nebmen, 10 iit es bod
aebpten, bic n0tbissn 8orarbeiten, tpie
&oitenanfdldgs unb 5inanairuns gu
beginner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
Die befiirhtete Strife.

Sn 8uibington berrfbt bic sigsn.
tbiimli6e Stimmung, oab man oas
ieIbit Sefurdtungen lpegen zines an
geitrebtm Grfolges hegt. gro3efe ftno
eingeIeitet rporoen, um ben 5abatse
Sruit uno ben aobIenDls gruIt auf5us
lOisn. Bsnn jsst has SbsrbunDesgss
riht oieiem 8ertangen JoIqs gibt, 10
ernartet man. ouB iOgleih 9uns
oerts BON gtiQiDuen BON SruItpupiereu
1i9 in Motulatur perpdroeln
uno ba bim 8erldufe Der 3eit bic Der
lutte iih in bic Riltaroen beluufsu
tperpen, tpsnn bic 2tufl0iung Der iibris
cen Sru'ts qeforbert rpirb. Gs iit
ielbitperitdnoli6, oab cine folde Grts
tpertbuue bon rieiigen aapitalien nidt
umbiu tonute, cine Strife beruor3urus
fen, ME Die WeIt Iie nod niht seisben
Eat. Sabr3ebnts tpiiroeu pergehen, ehe
Die Ratipn fid pon bieien Srf6iittes
rungen erbolen tDrnte.
4ir baltsn bisie 8efiir6tunssn jes
bod fir unbegriinDet Rihtig 1T ss.
oQB Elm energiiher 9irurgiiher Gin
griff erToIgeu miiBts, penn ous Sbers
bunbess9eri6t Die IufIDiung oller
gruits unoronsn ioIte. 2lQein bic
Operation tpiirbe Der gtation oas Sez
ben tetten unb sleid3sitig if Elm nit
tel porhanben, um Die 9eneIun9 gu be-
ialeuntgen.
Wenn man bic unbeilppqen Wirtun>
cen beobodtet, bic Das Sruitneien pers
urfd6t, tonn man Iid Der giniiht ni6t
perf6lieBen, oob bic 9ings in Der bis
berigen Meiie niht tpeitergefen tonnen.
Die Nation fpirb big auf ben legten
glutstropfen ausae'o9en uHo probt aH
8Iutleere gu 9ruroe gu geben. g1s
MunGeftsrtbum in unfersr tpirtbihdft=
lihen gntpitlung bat gu lanse gez
bGuert. Der Staot bat Iih gu lnnge
elmer oefdhrli6en Sdhlaae geasnilbsr
untbdtto perbalten. Die aepublit itsbt
bart am Hnnbe, iih in eine 5innn3s
Sliharaie Az Dsrtpdnoeln, in ipelf)er
90 Wilionen Meniden pon Elm paar
hunbert 5inuns.Wdgnuten erbarz
mungslos gef6ropft tperDen. 9ieier
3uitonb muB oufboren, neil bas Bolt
ibn nidt ruhig srtragen tonnte uno
piiroe. GetpGbrt Der Stdat teins Qbs
billie, 70 rpirb oas Bolt fi6 ielber bel
fen. Die Der Seuoalismus in Jruntz
reid bur6 eine aonfistotion bon
9runo unb 9pben gu gnbe oebrah.
purbe, 10 fpirbe Der ameritdniite 5is
nun3s n3s5eubdlismus gu elmer aagemeis
nen 0ermogens >Gonfistatinn fiihren.
Gs lit aber bas niht gu befiirhten,
neil, pis bereits gefagt, ous eeeignete
6silperfobreH gefunben iporben 1T unb
ioear ereifbare GeItalt burh cine bonn
YrGfioenten dusgedrbeitete Gorporaz
tiouss8ia getponnen but. 9as grtns
zip Der Bill gebt babin, oaB alle gruits
erlaubt iinb, bic benz 8olte niht nd6s
tbeilig iinb, unb iiber bic Srags, ob
eine benz 8olfe f6dbli6e ginrihtung
pprlisgt, entifeiben bic 8unbesbsbDrs
ben na6 gforn,en, tpel6e bds @eieb
porfhreibt. Die erite 8eitimmung i'll,
bob tein 5ruif Wtittel onlpeuben bari,
ipslhe fpe3iea burauf geri6tet iirb, bic
sfonturren5 sepaltfam 5u untsrbriiden.
60 ipeit Der 9ruft bic Gonturrens bu-
burd) perorangt, oab er Die Baaren
beFer unp billiger liefsrt, miro bisiem
benz 8olk niiBlihen Aeiultat isin
5inbernib in ben Meg geIest iperben.
Die anbere 8orf1rift ift, bab 1ruits
bios 5ur Nr5iriung bon Dirflih anses
lesten aapitalifn berehtist fino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

Ser Setretdr fir 2unbtpirt6s
fd1aft 1T nit elmer unteriu6ung hes
fhdftigt, oeren Reiultut mir i6m jeBt
ihon Dorausiugen tonnen. gr min
feitItelIen, Ob ameritanif6e Qabrungss
mittel I'M 4uslaros btlliser oertauft
iperoeH, als i'm s5nlanoe. 8as 1T sez
raoe3u fslbitperftdnolid, unb 3rpur aus
perfhieoeuen 9riinpen. 0etreibe Tpirb
I'M 4ubenbanbel nah Dem 9reiie oss
Wsltmartts pertauft, Der biIligsr lit,
als Der inldnbiI6e prsis, neil i'm 4us
benbanoel etne 4oHturren3 beitebt, Die
in unierem Binnenbanbel in 5olgs bes
GhubapIles niht porbdaben fein tann,
Sotpeit es 5leifh unD fonftise Qa5s
runssmittel betrifft 70 muB Der ame=
ritanifhe grporteur ben 3oI 6e5ablen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

Gs mar poraus3u BEN,
baB man 6erru 9inhot ni6t geftatten
Fpiirbe, in ben Rubeitano 3u treten.
Rahbem er ietnen Poiten dls offi3ieQer
sSprittpart Der Ration nttht gang
ohne isin 8erf6uloen perloren bat,
lit er Der 5orittpart oes dmeritanifhen
Bottles geporben. PrGfioent Gltot, Der
an Der SpiBe Der 8eieQihaft Sur 8ez
pabruns Der nationalen 5ilFsqusQsn
geitanben bat, lit suriidsetreten, um
6errn Pinhot 9log Su MAIDEN. sSSn
bieier neuen Stellung tunn 6err 8ins
dot Der 9tation nod gr0Bere Sienite
letften. ais bisber, oI er bur6 feline
amtliden Riidiihten qebsmmt 1T.
Aenn er finpet, bab bic Regisrung fih
irgeHo ipelder 5ebler i6uloig matt,
tdnn er niht bios pffen buriiber rsbeu,
ionoern audi Die 5ilfe Der gun3en Ras
tion anrufen, um bic gsieitieung DON
YiiBItdnoen posr beHere Wubreoalu
5ur Siheritelung Des nationalsn gu
tss 3u erlangen. Wir boffsu ieooh,
ooB 9err Ptn6ot IN isinem nsuen
Wirtungstretie be Sistrstion iit an
etsneH miro, Die ibm bislang gefehlt
tat. 8as Rebt, bic Wdbrbeit 3u Der
treten, lit unbeftritten, absr ss muB
au4 in Der ri6tigsu 7orm gsihsbsn.
Der grd1ioent bat bsreitTpiQigit amer
tonnt, DaB 5err ptn6pt Elm isbr per-
bienFtpoqer Wtann lit, aber oespsoen
foHnte er lid oo6 bon ibm feline 9robz
betten aefallen lu11en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

nen 3sbntauien5, pom anrouhtfhen
Bebirae tommsno, in ben armtniIhsn
DGrjsrn raitets, pa f1np er bier gro
Re aiibtl nit Geriienfpein. in osm
nod Die a0rner htrnmfhipnmmtn.
ipesbaI6 man iih beim 1rinfen gro
btrer unp tieiRersr Strobhalme be-
biente. 3as 9stodnt mar tart uno
btraufheno, pon Geihmad aber BEN.
Der iid 0aran sepobnt bate. .ishr
Iieblid1." 8. Dflugf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

Der 46 Sabre alte Nm. Cunning,
bam. no. 5l5 oopiinB Str1be ipohns
hofi. erbOb iih gsiisrn i'm Snlnfe aus
bem Bette. bsscb iih an oas Deniisr
unb ftiir8ie aus sinfr 50bs BON IL
CUB CUR Strabe binab. 4nbeu 6dnss
beipcbntr lpurber auf feline 0ilferuis
aufmertiam uno bradien ben 0eruns
aliidtsn mad, nem 0ofpiioI. no ss I'D,
bsr0usitsIIts. bob Cunningham sinsI
gtinbrum erlitten bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
Resor beim aaiieryamgstt.

DER oeutife aonful Dr. 3. u. Gets
itnbdur fprah seittrn BET Wlopor
Ghtpub Dor unD lMn ibn Elm. fin an
0em ganieii su gbren hts Debnrtsioas
ots oeuiidsn Haiisrs, rptldxs morafa
Abeno I'm guiiRfB Wens Club itctifins
BET. su betbeiligtn. ulapor Etspab
fogte 3u unb ipirb ben 5paft ouf ben
Vroiiotnten Der Der. Siaoisn ousbrsn.
usu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

6egen 9rcgbeit Der 2eber gebrnufs
p@ngner's Sobinm pbospboies.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
8ei 0rfdItmnae,s

8ei 0rfdItangea
reibe innn 8oIs unb 9ruIt. aud bic
GubiobIen nit Or. Rid,ters
Pain-Expeusr
ein. Eirft icfcrt IinbernS iinA bel.
Ieno. % unh 50e In apotbefen nus
edit mil Mnfer.
n. AD. RICHTER d CO..
lars Gab4es>G 1sxsssessl
sIS Peasi nerssts 1s~ Yss1n
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-05-14
TWO HUNDRED DIE IN MINE.
Frlghtful Explosion Brings Sudden
Death to Many Workers.

Birmingham, Ala.-Forty-f white
men and between 100 and 140 negroes
were entombed in No. coal mine at
Palos Thursday night as the result of
terrific explosion. 1t is believed all
are dead.
Palos is forty miles west of Birm-
ingham and the mines are owned by
the Palos Coal and Coke company OF
this city. The flames shot 200 feet
into the air from the mouth Of the
slope when the explosion occurred and
the shock was felt for miles. Timbers
from the slope were hurled several
hundred feet from its mouth. Rocks
from the roof caved in and made ac-
cess to the mine very difficult. The
first rescuers who went into the mine
after the explosion were overcome by
fire damp and had to be carried out.
The explosion is supposed to have
been caused by an uncovered lamp.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-05-14
WOULD PUNISH INSURGENTS
Regular Republicans start Movement
Which Means Trouble for Members
Who Deserted Their Leaders.
Copyright,

ashington-Through the formation
on Wednesday of an organization
which its leaders claim represents
clear majority of the entire senate,
and to be made up wholly Of regular
Republicans, a movement was started
to settle whether the senate shall re-
main conservative, become radical, or
be thrown into political chaos as far
as concerns any coherent policy on the
administration programme. To Sena-
tor Aldrich was given the leadership
OF the movement. Senator Aldrich
called the regular Republicans to-
gether and confronted them with a
grim description of the possible politi-
cal effect Of their apparent defeat at
the hands Of the insurgent Republicans
and Democrats in the fight over the
traffic agreement section of the ad-
ministration railroad bill. He asked
his associates whether they were
ready to submit to domination by such
combination. Any such surrender,
he warned them, meant the failure OF
the Taft policies and the downfall OF
conservative control, not only in con-
gress, but in the Republican party gen.
orally.
The entire tone Of this conference
was belligerent toward the insurgents.
This was the dominant note: Let us
get together and stand as unit
against every insurgent proposition. If
the insurgents propose anything good,
we'll take 1t over bodily and put 1t
through as our own; If they propose
anything bad, we'll stamp 1t out"
1t was stated President Taft had
been kept fully advised of the situa-
| ton and was entirely in sympathy
with the plan and virtually pledged
to 1t. The inability Of the two fac
tons OF the Republican party to get
| together Is the immediate cause of
danger to the legislative programme.
Each side blames the other. The in
surgents say the fault lies in the AFRO
gance and intolerance Of the longtime
leaders of the majority toward the pro-
gressive policies represented by most
of the Republicans of the middle
west. The regulars charge the insur-
gents are simply trying to destroy the
Republican party by attempting to dis.
credit its time -honored leadership and
principles and to ride over the ruins
| to power.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-05-14
ROCKEFELLER STORY DENIED.
starr J. Murphy Declares Standard Oil
President Has Not Abandoned
Foundation Plans.

New York-A press dispatch from
Washington announced that John ID,
Rockefeller had abandoned the idea OF
securing a national charter for his
proposed foundation. Starr j. Murphy,
personal counsel for the Standard Oil
president, said the statement was en-
tirely without foundation. Mr.. Murphy
also said that Mr.. Rockefeller had
nothing to do with the Economic and
General Foundation" for which a
charter is being sought from the New
York legislature for IAN aged man of
wealth." said to have $2,500,OOO to
spend on charity.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-05-14
Treaty With Great Britain.

Washington.-The exchange Of rati'
fications of the treaty of January IL,
1909, between the United States and
Great Britain, known as the interna.
tional waterways treaty, was an
nounced by the state department on
Thursday. This treaty was approved
by the United States senate March g.
1909. It's declared purpose is to "pre'
vent disputes regarding the use OF
boundary waters and settle all ques
tions now pending between the United
States and the Dominion of Canada
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-05-14
Falls Into Own Trap.

Memphis, Tenn.-Mayor Edward
Crump was arrested Thursday, charg.
ed with expectorating on the floor OF
the new 100000 court house. Mayor
Crump, who was inaugrated in Janu'
airy last, recently started an anti-spit'
ting crusade and ordered police of.
ficers to arrest any one expectorating
on the streets and on the floors of
street cars and public buildings. The
mayor was fined SIS. which ne paid.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-05-14
NOT UP TO STANDARD
FARMS OF THE UNITED STATES
ARE NOT PRODUCING HALF
WHAT THEY SHOULD.
Such Is Statement Made by Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson In Address
to Farmers, Who He Says Have
Not Put Up Prices.

st. Louis.-That the farms of the
United States are not producing half
what they should because of lack
of practical education among farmers
was the statement made by Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson, in an address
Tuesday night at the Farmers Union.
81 believe the solution of the cost of
living problem lies in good hands,"
said Mr.. Wilson. THE farmers are
awake, and no country is in danger
when that is the case. / have inves-
tigated charges that the farmers have
combined to put up prices and rob the
community and have found they are
not true. OF the fourteen states of
the Mississippi valley not one is pro-
ducing half the crops it should, be-
cause the farmers have not been
taught scientific farming. We can and
WILL ultimately, double every crop we
are growing, and at the same time
care for a population of 100000. When
we've done that the agriculturists Of
that day will show how to double the
crops again. The farmer must be ed
ucated. We need countrywide uni
versity. If had nothing else to do
| should become lobbyist in my state
of Iowa to demand that agriculture
be taught in every one Of the thirty
or more colleges there. If we teach
the young farmers, the old farmers
will soon take interest. We must keep
our young farmers on the farm. I'm
migrants who have lived on farms
should be placed on farms when they
come to this country"
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-05-14
Outlaw Killed in Fight.

North Yakima, Wash.-George Carl,
an outlaw, was killed by posse on
Monday near Granger, after run
ming fight. Carl is supposed to have
entered the home Of j. w. Frazer.
When followed by Frazer, Carl drove
him back with revolver. Deputy
Sheriff Dekraay organized a posse,
which followed Carl to the river. The
latter emptied his revolver at his pur-
suers, who fired in return, mortally
wounding the man.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-05-14
HUNDREDS KILLED
BY AN EARTHQUAKE
CITY OF cARTAGo, COSTA RIGA,
is NEARLY WIPED OUT BY
SEISMIC DISTURBANCE.
Eight Hundred Bodies Have Been
Taken From the Ruins, and It Is
Believed the Loss Of Life May
Exceed Fifteen Hundred.

San Jose, Costa Headlight hun.
the ruins of Carriage, which was visit
ed by severe earthquake shocks on
May and 5. The estimate of the
dead is placed at 1900, but It is pos.
sible this may be exceeded. The mum.
Der of sick and injured cannot be
counted, many of them having been
removed to adjoining towns and vii
lagos, and since the disaster scores
have died from their injuries.
San Jose was also shaken, some
of the buildings being damaged, but
no deaths occurred here. Some
persons were slightly injured. Shocks
also were felt at several points in Mic.
aragua near the Costa RIGA frontier.
Carriage, capital of Carriage prov
ince, lies at the foot of IraZu volcano,
about fourteen miles from San Jose.
1t has an estimated population of TO-
600, and Is the seat OF the Central
American peace court. Carriage was
the capital of the country until 1923.
1t has suffered frequently from earth.
uuakes and was partly destroyed in
1903, 1925, 1871, 1851, and 1854.
The ceremony attending the inaugu-
ration of Ricardo Jiminez as president
OF Costa Rica took place on Sunday
on one of the plazas in San Jose, ow-
ing to the fact that the people feared
to enter the government building
Large forces, which have gone to
Carriage from San Jose and other
points, are now engaged in the work
of rescue, and even on Sunday several
! living persons were taken from under
the piles of stones and timbers where
dwellings once stood.
Paraiso. village Of 1000 people
about eighteen miles east Of San Jose
also suffered severely from the earth
shocks, reports reaching here indicat.
ing that nearly 100 persons were
killed. Large assures that have opened
up in Carriage province have given ad
ditional cause for alarm, Ten thou
sand persons are homeless, and severe
rains and lack of food and drinking
water are responsible for much suf
fering. 1t is impossible to provide
shelter for the people who are hud
died together in pitiable condition.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-05-14
Sad Blow to Racing Men.

Albany, N. Y.--By a decisive vote
the senate on Wednesday passed the
Agnew-Perkins anti-oral bookmaking
bill, which makes the present law pro-
hibiting bookmaking on race tracks
apply to such offenses when practiced
with or without writing" and also the
bill repeating that section of the law
which excerpts trustees or directors of
race tracks from liability for permit
ting gambling at their tracks.