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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
eokal.Derid)t
Ordklider unfau.
3ipeijdbrigsr auabe perliert in eiuer
senisrube Iein yeben.

Ginsn sr6Blifen Sob fanb eeItsrn
morgen Der spei Sabre alte George
Sded, befen eltsrn go. 3750 Cos
elebe ape. fpobnen, inbem er In bic i'm
Sofe befinbliGe Sentgrube fieI unb ers
itidts. Der anabe ipielte na6 BEN
5riibfiiid nit ieiner II Sabre oIten
Sdtpelter 2enora i'm 6ofs unb betrat
ben abort. aurss 3sit ipd.sr irurbs
sr BON Isiner G6psitsr ptrmibi unb
cieis bennhri6tigte nah Idnaerer Gus
DE ben Batter. Serr Sded borte, cIs
sr ii6 benz abort ndbsrts, i1mn4t
5ilfsrufs uno ma6ie bic entIsblihe
gntbtduna, oaB iein S0bnfen In bic
Sentgrube gefallsn mar. Geint Be-
miibunsen. ben anaben 5u errei9<B.
tDaren erfolelos unb er nIdrmirte bie
Rchbaritufi NIT ieinen per5ptifslten
oi!ferufen. Gintr Der gea&torn
fonbie sin,n Gtillolorm elm, unb mad
turser 3eii eridinen Gpriben 60. "a
uno eine 2eiierfompagnie ouf ber lins
fullftels. WiigIiebtr Der Qeiter Go.
riiitn ben sJubboben ouf unb bcIien
mitisIit elmer Qtittr ben annten aus
Der Gsntgrube. Qeibsr mar herieIbe
btrsits tobt. Nsr Gorpntr iDurbe To-
fort btnndri6sigt unb orbnfte einen
5nqu<f an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
,rot bie sous. unb aiih,nurbeit. Der

TDrst bic Sanss unb aiif.narbeit; Der
damn ober iit ilnot, 9elb. Da es
mprentdn feline 9elesenbett eiebt,
biefe Gigenfdoft su betbdtigsn, psrs
brinet er feline 2eit bainit, NIT Glei6s
eeiinnten unb 9leinseftellten in ber
aafaRu 3u iibsn, aaffss unD Bier gu
trinten unb iiber ben perbommten Ses
iterreider gu fhimpfen. 0ds iit Der
erite @inhrud, ben Der 5rsmbs bon
Getinie bat. Gritaunt iisbt er auf
bic pielen Mdnner, bic, NIT ReppIpsr
uro Resenidirm betpaffnet, entipebsr
ouf Der 9aiTe nmberIhlenbern poer
Dor ben Wtr!bihoften iidb berums
rGteIn. Grnit Glein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
Die5totiHifen erfpsifen, SuB

Die Stotiitifen ertpeiien, oaB
Der Grpprt in Raturprpputten, aub:r
8aumpolls, beItdnoig suriidsebt uno
es lit ni6t erii6tlih. oab Der Grport
IN Sabritaten Sunimmt. 9as muB
cine beitdnbis tpahienbe SanoeIs.Sis
lang gegen uns berporrufen uno es
bebarf teines 8stpeiies, buB Elm 2uno
BEL iolhem Mibper6dltniB 5ptInsn
@innabmen unp Qusgaben ni6t be-
iteben tunn. 9emnach tpiro es nptbs
penoio Iein, ernitlih bariiber na43Is
oenten, ipie Der ggpprt bon 5erti9f1s
britdten gebpben per0en tann. Ods
tann natiirIih nur nermittelIt oes Sdz
riffs eefteben. Die bierin bon anoeren
2Gnoern, ipeSieq bon Deuti6Idno be-
iolate metbpDe 1T, bur6 9anoelsbers
trGge barauf bin3upirten, baB jeoes
2anb, pcn ip:Ihsm ss tauft, audi Sdus
fer beuti6er 5abritdte lit. 8ds lGBt
Ticb am beiten an Rublono bariteIIea.
8iefem iit Der Winimdl3oG fir &c
treble nur untsr Der 8eoingung Suges
ftunb;n noroen, oaB es beut1Aen 5as
britaten einen entIpre6eno nieorigen
3ou berpinigte. Bel uns febIt je.
Der oerartige 2lpporat. Was BEL uns
ais Re3ipro5ttdts qurugrapb i'm Ia
rif augefiibrt itebt, 1T elm bon Qlor;h
erIonnener 5umbug unb bat aud mad
lpeisIih ribt Die mtnbeite Wirtung gez
babt, unIeren @uBerbunbel gu beben.
llnfere Re3ipro3itdt beItsbt barin, DUP
mir iebem 2anoe, fpeI6es uniere Wdds
rem niht gu berielben geoingungen
berstnldbt, rpis bic gleihen Waaren
anberer 2Gnber, nit sinem 3OQ3uz
I1Iug BON % 9rp3ent b'broben. DteIe
0rphung bat Iih aus oeridieoen:n
8riinoen nIs trirtungslos erpteisn.
Sn srIter Reibe erporttrt unier Sano
@udren, bic unbere 2GnDer ntht err
portiren. 5olglih tonute man uns
gar feline &on3eFionen MAIDEN. Sn
spsiter Reibe bat man uns Die Sons
seTipnen, no lie bdtt:u 9emaht peroea
t1nnen, niht bepiQiQt. U}an bat uuz
Iere Srobun9 perlQht uno mir bdbtn
BEN 6obr, ME ipe3ieQ i'm Sale BON
Gonaoa, rubig eingeiteft. neil mir ben
Grportbdnoel, ben mir nod baben,
uitt tpeiter bertur3t ieben tuOIIteu. Qns
oerB pGre es Qenei;n, 1Gtten mir itatt
ben QGnbern nit einem 3oQ3uIdIo5
3u Droben, ibnen cine 3oIermdBigun9
BON 25 qro3ent 3ugeTtQnben. Damn
bGtten ous Gambler iih bsn1ubt, un8
entqegen3utommen. Die repubIituntfhe
9artei pGre gang beionbers oerpflia.
tet qetpeIsn, bteIls Spitem sin3ufiibren,
bQ es ibren qrtr3ipien entipritt. Gs
mar hQs Spitem McRinIeps uro
gIQines. Gds lIngIiit 1T d6sr, oab Die
republitaniIte purtei our6 QIorih
uno Cannon ibren Yrin3ipi:n untreu
genoroen lit. Die 2tufgabe beitebt jsBt
0arin, gu bem oIten SpItem 3urut3Iz
tebren, mas jest geItebeu tunn, nuhs
benz mir qliidIi6er Weiis IIDrth uUo
Cannon lOsgelpurbsn iiub. Ober 10
matt geisBt baben, oaB lie Die qart.i
ri6t mebr beberrf6en t0nnen. Sc
pGre Su6e Der Jabritantsn, bic u
Wc8inIens 3siteu 10 energiIa RE
9ipro3itGt befiirportst habsn, bls
rauf gu ie3en, Dap lie benz Sarif eins
O:rIeibt ntrD. unIeres Grmefens pGre
Elm 4bitri6 ppn 25 PrO3ent nit erts
Iprsherben Re3ipro3itdts 8ertrG9en
bic Bette WstIs, um bic Snouitrieen
bief:s 2onbes gu bebeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26

pie 8o6Ien in 0}otne
finben fdor am 12. Geptember itatt
uno es lit Der Wuni8 begreiftit, baB
betoe Partetcn fh bemii9en, oieies
Omen 10 giinitig ais m0gIi6 gu geitl!s
ten. Bon republitanifter Seite bat
man &unbThafter aus9eI6itt uno
bieie 6erihten nihts grfreulifes. Gs
piro 3ugeitono,n, baB Der bemotrotis
i6e GouDernsurs 9anDioat beITere
AusIthten auf GrnGblung bat, oIs Der
repubIttaniIhe unb es ipiro uls 3Deis
felbaft bingeiteQt, 0b Die 9epu6Iitqner
I'm Stunoe iein nerben, einen ein'ioen
Eongrebz zReprdientQnten bur6subrins
gen. s5n geD Yort iiebt es e6enfaQs
niht gum 8eiten aus. Bon 6armonie
TT bort feline ReDe. Iettoem Rpof.osl
ben Stanopattern &rieg Bis aufs WeIz
Ter ertlGrt bat un0 biefe ntiblpfTen
limb, e6enio trdftig 3uriidsu6Quen.
9as aampfObiett ift bus grtmGrpa6z
lenz8eIes, pel6s8 bon 8oub. 6ua6es
o6gefdBt tporoen lit. Denn bieIes sur
anna6me gslangt, oann boben bic qos
lititsr in Rep Yort ni9ts me6r 5u
fagen uno ss 1T begreiflid, ooB bisis
ale 5e6el in 8epegung fssen, um eine
leatslatur gu erlangen, pslde oas
GeieB ni9t anne6men pirb. 8efte6t
ober oas Gegislaturs uno aongreBs
Sttet aus Stanbpattern, 10 lieot bic
gefiirdtunq Dor, boB bon ben repu6Iis
fanifhen Stimmgeberu febr piele au
ben 0emotraten ii6ergeben perben, fre,
nigitens 81 Iolben 0emotraten, Die
itd burh ibren 8arutter empFeblen.
llngetrii6t iino bic Qusii6ten Der Bar
tel nur in ben Sniurgentenz Stadten,
bd bic Sniurgenteu auf bic llnterftiiB-
nns Der 8oltsmafen beiber parteier
rehnen t0nnen, ipordus eriihtli6 III,
tDel6en 5ebler Der prGiioent beodnaen
bat, 6dB er, anitatt Ii9 neutral 3u itelz
len, ni6t Offen Purtei fir bic Snfurs
gsnten ersriffen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26
Alpine Gbronif.

Ierpfuihte SaiIon. - Der 6fugTport
In ben 4lpen. - SIN aeroplan iibsr
ben SimpIon. - Reue aIubbiitten.
- Der Strsit I'm bic Ratisrbprns
butte. 3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26

Gin 6ilfsurbeiter i'm preuz
bifhen 6anoelss Ntiniitertum min iit
naa Rem gort begeben, I'm oaS dmes
ritaniIde 9antpeien 5u ituotren,
Sprt ptrb er lernen, ME man Son'
fen nidt perlpulten ioq. gs gtbt tejn
@ebiet, ouf peI6em bic amerttdnii6s
Huttpn riiditdnbiger lit. al5 i'm 8ants
neIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-26

Ous GrI0iden hes toreantz
f6tn Rettes erirnert fart an ben llnz
ter1ano 9olens. Cine 9tatipn, Die IeIt
iiber einem Sabrtauien0 beItonoen bot,
lit burh einen 5eber3ug dusgeptitt
uno ipiro BON ben neuen 9.rr1hern,
ben Supanern, 10 grinoIih aiiimiIirt
peroen, DAB peni9 iibrtg bIeiben rptro,
mas on bic 9ergangenbett ertnnsrt.
9as Iino btitoriIte Pro3eiIe, Die Iid
iebr oft ereignet baben urb Der gieiheu
llrId9e entIpringen. 9tattonen, oie
nit Der 3ett ntat S6rttt boIten, Itno
Dem untergung gepei4t, Dos neuz
mootIde Sapan bat ous altmootI DE
Gprea iiberpunoen.
gs ptrb in 5rQRtrei #
ntemals an M1enfhen feblen, Die poR
einem g1utetrieg trdumen. Gs 1T ou=
Der niht su pernunoern, bab Die Sort
ihritte in Der 5lugtehnit tpsber ben
RtDanheIhreiern ben Wunb 9eOffnet
baben. 2lber es lpdre cine p0[ltg trrige
@nnaAme, oaB tie bas 8olt binter Ii5
buben. Die marottaniIhe GpiIobe bat
Sur 9eniige errpieien, ooB pas franz
S0fiIhe 8pIt in Ieinen breiten WaTen
feinen &rieo piinitt. Sdmtt lit pDbI
nttt geIagt, baR 0eutIhlanb iih iOrgz
lofer Siherbeit bingeben t0nrte. Gs
pirb beItdrbt9 auf Der 6ut ieir milf +:
fen, niht bios Der 5rau3pien, ionoern
aud anberer Rutiprsn tpegen.
Senutpr Gummins beabz
iidtigt in Der nGtiten &ongreBzstBs
ung einen tpidtigen Reforms9orialag
gu unter6reiten, Der oarauf 6inuuss
gebt, oub bas 8oIt 9eIecen6eit bat,
fi6 ietnen YrdIiDenten Ielber dus3us
fuhen, mas betunntIib iebt nitt her
San lit, ba Der 9rGFoentfdaftss s&dns
nioat BON elmer &pnntntion nomtnirt
fptro. Der gGan 1T, our6 Elm Bun
pesgeIeg Die 4DnDentipnen ab2u16Qfz
fen, inbem berient9e 9rdIibentihoft5s
&anoioQt als nominirt 9eIten icu, Der
bct ben 9rimGrpdblen bic meiTten
8oItsftimmen er6dIt. Dem SenQtor
lit poItommen bepuBt, boB er bieie
Reform niat ioglG;h burtTeber miro.
Gr MID lie aber III Inregung brirgsn,
bdntjt 0as 8Olt SteLIung 'u rem 8ors
f6ld1e ne6men tann. SoboI0 bie1a3
Die Reform fir pUnIhenspertb erotz
tet, mas gar ntht ausblei6en farm,
bonn iinb uuh Die 8pIittter auf oieIe n
8ebiste ausgeit1ltet, benn bic 5bats
Jade tpiro niht gu beitreiten fein, bag
es ieBt in Der N}aht oes 8oltes ite6t,
2lQes gu erlangsn, mas es enti6ieb,n
fprbert.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
WHY WE GO To SLEEP.
Professor r. NJ. WenIey E.xpIodes the
Old Theory.

Detroit, Mich. Jan. 21.-An outline
of the results of experiments now be-
ing conducted in the University of
Michigan with the object of solving the
mysteries of sleep. alluded to by Prof
R. NJ Wenley in a recent lecture in
Detroit, was made public yesterday.
According to the professors state
ment, long accepted theory as to the
cause of sleep is overturned It has
been said that natural loss Of conscious
ness is due to lessened flow of blood
to the brain. Prof WenIey's expert
ments show the opposite
His summary of what has been dem
onstrated Is:
The size or volume of the brain
increases when the individual goes TO
sleep and decreases when he awakes-
The size Of the hands ard feet in
creases when the man IS asleep and
becomes smaller when he is awake
In some cases the brain becomes
smaller at first and then increases as
sleep becomes deeper
Striking evidence that the size of
he arteriaI pulse from the brain IN
creases steadily with increase in vol
time that is, the di1ating of the AFTER
les after each beat of the heart is
more pronounced This is particularly
true when the subject is propped up.
One of delicate devices used in ex-
perimenting records breathing wave"
from both brain and hands and feet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
WOULD DODGE THE LAW.
seeking a Way to Avoid Fine OF
$132, 900.

San Francisco, Jan CLEARING that
fine Of 49,, 900 if the coastwise laws
are strictly enforced, will turn the
steamer Cleveland with $50 tourists on
a trip around the world away from this
port Collector of the Port Stratton at
the instance of local shipping men, has
telegraphed Washington for fnstruc-
tions. The Cleveland sailed from New
York on October 10. and is scheduled
to reach San Francisco January 81
The steamship is under foreign register
and under the coastwise shipping laws
is precIuded from carrying passengers
from one American port to another
under a penalty of $500 for each pas
senger.
Representatives of the company own
ing the steamer stated today that IN
less the government makes some con-
cessions in this case, the Cleveland will
be ordered to proceed to Vancouver.
b c.
Local shipping men estimate that the
steamship would purSlase supplies here
costing more than half a million dol
lars, and pressure is being brought
upon Washington officials to suspend
the coast wise laws in this instance. or
II that cannot be done to impose mere
" a nominal fine
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
PAxICO CHILDREN DROWN
Were Crossing Bridge When Flood
Waters Carried 1t Away.

Paxico. Kan. Jan 21.-Alvin and
Elizabeth, two children of M F.
Rodge, of near this place. aged 13 and
years, respectively, while driving
home from school went down with the
bridge over Mulberry creek. half a
mile east Of here. Their bodies were
recovered the following morning at
about S:15 O'Clock in a mass of debris
and ice. caught in the branches of
drift, about a quarter of a mile east
of the bridge.
The children were driving in a top
buggy and were midway of the bridge,
as near as could be learned, when the
structure went down before the food
water that was swelling Mulberry
creek A search party was formed at
once to hunt for them. but the search
was unsuccessful until morning The
creek is unusually high.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
The American Excess
OF Good Living
The Principal Cause of the Great
Prevalence of Indigestion
and Dyspepsia.
A Trial Package of Stuarfs Dyspepsia
Tablets Sent Free.

Man inhabits every part of the globe
where external influences can be sue
cessfuI resisted Food is an important
clement in effecting this, and nature
has provided for it accordingly. The
colder the climate the more animal
food and oily substances are required;
the warmer a prepOnderance of vegeta-
bles and fruits is necessary in ones
diet.
The whale-blubber of the fur-cIad
Eskimo. and the rice of the nude AZ
rican, are as much necessities of To-
cality, as matters of choice The same
indications exist in civilization Thus,
the diet in America and England is es-
sentiaIly different from that in Italy,
Spain and Egypt
The effects Of universal communica-
tfon are nowhere more obvious than on
the luxurious table To furnish the re-
fined cuisine. all climates, both sea and
land, are laid under contribution, and
the stomach IS expected to digest, with
out assistance everything that is put
into it, Combining together such varied
products. and the neglect OF the rela-
ton between climate and foods are
very active causes of dyspepsia
The heavy substantial dishes of this
climate accord badly with the Their
lnometer at ninety degrees; and an in
exibfiity in regulating the kind and
quantity of food is a cause of a large
proportion of the i'll health and stomach
troubles among the English and Ameri-
cans.
thousands of people who have suf-
fered from stomach troubles. and a
General iI1-health resulting therefrom.
because of a badly regulated diet. and
the fngesting of an excessive amount
Of food at the table. have obtained
sDeedv and permanent relief by means
oF simple expedient-that of using
ona or two of STUART'S DYSPEPSIA
TABLETS after each meal. or when
ever any of the well-known symptoms
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These powerful digestive tablets con-
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-s,rsi-t T,roportion as found therein. They
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21

The fall of circulation record CORES
peEds closely to an inspiration and rise
TO an expiration
Experiments were made on patients
with trephined skulls. Their heads
were placed n sings to facilitate OBJ
seTvatio nS and measurements Were ia
ken with the utmost care Prof. Wen
ley believes the results show that what
ever sleep is caused by it is not a
:essening of blood supply to the brain,
for there is no such Iessening. 1t is
suggested as remnant of an old the
ory that perhaps change of any kind
in the size of blood vessels may bring
on sleep, because this change of size
disturbs connections of cells and dbers-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
MUST BE GRAND LARCENY
Someone stole Egg of $4,000 LADY
Washington Hen

Scranton Pa. jan 21--There was
CONSERVATION at the Scranton poultry
show when it was discovered that an
egg laid by the $4,000 prize winning
orpington hen Lady Washington, had
been stolen from the coop in which she
is kept 1t had been laid only a short
time before.
F. o. Negargee. owner of the hen,
has offered a large reward for the re-
turn of the egg and the police are
searching for the thief
A special policeman guards the hen
It is believed several persons were con-
cerned in the plot to steal the egg and
that they crowded r1und the coop so
the man who took it could not be seen
by the watchmau
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
TROUBLE FOR DRExFUss.
Pittsburg Ban Magnate Finds Street
Runs Through Ball Field.

Pittsburg, Pa. Jan. 21--There is a
possibility that President Barney Drey-
fuss of the Pfttsburg Champions will
lose his famous Forbes field or else
get into a great deal of litigation with
the city. as it has been discovered
that unvacated street runs directly
through the ball park across the home
plate. and through the great concrete
graudstand. This developed at meet
ing of the corporation committee of
the city council yesterday when an
ordinance for the vacating of the
street was taken under consideration.
Just how the ball park happened to
be built on property belonging to the
city has not been discovered. but a
committee was appointed to inquire
into the matter and report back on
the ordinance
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
NINE-YEAR- old HERO.
Saved Many Lives When Three Story
Flat Burned.

Chicago, Jan. 21.-Joseph Durkin,
nine years old, was the hero of a fire
which attacked a three story fiat
building in Washington avenue last
evening, drove more than a score of
persons to the street, and resulted in
a loss of $4,000.
After he discovered the fire, which
started in the rear stairway of the
building, the, boy rescued his sister,
Mildred. six years old. and notified his
father. T j. Durkin. who lives in the
front part Of the building.
Then CROPPING his way back through
the smoke filed hall he raped at the
door of the apartment occupied by c.
A Saunders and his wife, both in
valids, apprising them of their danger
and they escaped in safety.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
EGGS WILL DROP.
That Is, Indications Are That Prices
VIII Fall

Chicago. Jan 21.-The price of fresh
eggs will drop in the next five or six
days if the predictions OF the South
Water street commission merchants
and large retailers materiaIize. Storage
the change. The present spell Of
open weather has started the hens to
laying and if it continues eggs are
bound to go down." said John II.
White.
Last week we got A cents a dozen at
wholesale for our eggs. the highest
price We have ever obtained At pres
ent they are selling for 81 and 50 cents
per dozen and probably will go as low
as 30 cents this week But I do not
think the campaign against the high
cost of living has had or is likely to
have any effect on the produce mar
kat
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
ANIMALS ARE COMING
Trophies secured by Roosevelt Due in
New York Saturday

New York, Jan. pa wireless
message from -he neutrality-suspicious.
liner President Lincoln. which will
reach New York tomorrow, says that
the ship is bringing an unusual cargo
of animals tC the United States
The list Includes two Roosevelt wart
hogs that the former president is send
ing home; six llamas eight zebras.
six elephants. eight camels. six ia
guars and five thousand birds. There
is also a large consignment of valuable
pheasants and cartridges for John D.
RockefelIer's estate at Pocintico Hills.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
Cohen admired TO BAN.

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan. 21.-Counsel
for Ferdinand Cohen, the waiter who is
accused of kidnapping Roberta De
Janon, the 17-year-old heiress. appeared
before Judge Stake, in criminal court
here, and after an argument of nearly
two hours succeeded in having bail
fixed for Cohen in the sum OF $1,000
The matter came before the court IN
habeas corpus proceedings The mo
ton to admit to bail was opposed by
District Attorney Rotan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
HARRISON MAKES RECORD.
Former Topeka Man Goes Up 1o,sOO
Feet in a Balloon.

Los Angeles. Jan. 21-CIirord B.
Harmon of New York and George Har-
riSon have established a balloon aIti-
tude record of $500 feet for the Pacific
coast The aeronauts assembled in the
bailon New York" just after noon.
Coming down at Hollywood. a suburb of
this city in the darkness last night they
struck a housetop and nearly tore of
the roof. Neither was hurt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
KILLED BY A TURKEY.
Big Bird Fought for Its Life on Christ
mas Eve.

Pittsburg. jan 21.-Harry Colfesh,
aged 81. is dead at the home of his
brother. Karwin Colhesh, in North
McKeesport. as the result of a battle
with a big turkey last Christmas eve.
When Colhesh attempted to cut off
the birds head, he missed the first
stroke and in a struggle that ensued
ColdeSh was knocked down a fight of
steps. Several ribs were broken and
he was otherwise internally injured
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
BOY BUILDS AlRSHIP.
Fourteen Ycar-OId Has Completed
MonopIane of BIeriot Type.

East Orange. n. J., Jan 21.-war-
rem Grand a fourteen year old East
Orange boy, has just completed an
airship of the BIeriot monoplane type.
The aeroplane is built of alum mum
and bamboo and bears its name, 1.-The
Ghost" in glistening white letters
across the front.
Grand will begin making flights
above his fathers estate here as soon
as the weather moderates.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
ISBELL GETS RELEASE.
Wichita Baseball AIagnate Relieved by
Big Leagues.

Chicago. Jan. 21.-Frank Isbeu has
played his last game as a member of
the Chicago club American league
clubs have waived claim to the veteran
pitcher and infelder, and he will be
a combination of bench and playing
manager for his Wichita team next
season.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21

Gets Nearly a Million Dollars for
Forming Copper Trust.

New York, jan 21--The fee which
Samuel Untermeyer Of the law firm of
Guggenheimer, Untermeyer & Marshall
will receive for his work in connection
with the proposed merger of the Boston
Consolidated Copper company with the
Utah Copper company will amount to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-21
Voluntary Reduction of Rates.

Denver. Jan 21.=The Denver Gas
and Electric company has announced
q voluntary reduction in rates. Dating
back to January l reduction of Ill
Der cent on electricity is effective and
beginning July 1, 1910, a 10 per cent
reduction in gas rates will go into eff
feet.
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Gets $50 Judgment AGAINST DE-. Cook

New York. Jan 21-Miss Rose
Weber, stenographer who did work
for Frederick A Cook while he was
at Waldorf-Astoria last fall has re-
covered a judgment for $50 against
him in the municipal court here and
her counsel has attached DR.. Cook 5
bank account for the amount