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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-31

atives Of the United States in cement
ing the bonds Of friendship between
this country and the South and Gen.
trail American republics. Recently
Major General Wood. chief Of star of
the United States army returned home
after receiving brilliant welcome in
Argentine. Not many weeks ago, six
delegates, men prominent in diplom-
attic. Industrial. scientific and social
life in the United States, were enthusi.
astically received by q congress of rep
resentatives from every nation in
Central and South America at Bue-
nos Ayres. About the same time
President Taft and Secretary Of State
Knox were unanimously elected hon.
orary presidents of the two large gath
erings of representative Americans.
Other honors were conferred upon rep
resentatives of the United States.
Prior to these gatherings. considera.
BILE worry was experienced by ofncials
Of the state department owing to the
seemingly growing sentiment In sew.
eral Latin American countries of anti.
American feeling. This was notably
true in Columbia, Honduras. Costa
RIGA. Nicaragua and to some extent
in Mexico. The complete reversal OF
feeling. however. is attributed to the
unqualified Endorsement Of the posi-
ton Of fairness taken by the United
Statets in the Nicaraguan embroglio
and of the part played in the arbitra
ton mediation between Peru and &c
uador. whereby a serious war was
averted through the timely and
friendly onaces of Secretary Of State
Knox.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-31
Bureau Reports American MI.
inequalities Are In Debt
Over q Billion.
NEW YORK LEADING LIST
METROPOLIS OF THE UNITED
oTA1Go Has MORE THAN sew.
IN TIMES THE iNoEDTEDNgss
o. ANY ONE CITY.

Washington, July 3O.-The bureau Of
census today issued statement Of the
per capita Indebtedness Of cities for
the year 1908. There are included re-
turns from 15S cities. which report .
total indebtedness OF Sl.71s.O0OyOOO. Of
which amount 1854 .Oo0.O 900. or 39.s per
cent In credited to New York City
alone. The statement says:
New York has moro than seven
times the indebtedness of any other
city. and more than one half of the
total Of the % largest cities of the
country. The per capita net debt Of
New York City was $157.74. and the
only other cities having q per capita
net indebtedness OF over 500 were
Cincinnati, 9l28.61: Boston $110.4S;
Galveston. $113.O7; Portland. Maine
&1O7.s1: Newton. Mass. &1O6. 13; Pueblo
Colo. 91O4.6l: and Pawtucket, r. l.,
&lO8.7& OF the cities of over 100000
estimated population the city having
the smallest per capita net debt was
Detroit $?8O2.
lndlanspoils' Debt.
OF the cities having . population OF
from 100000 to 10000 those with
the smallest per capita debt were In
dianapolis. &17.43. and Scranton. $19.-
20. OF the cities having from $4,000
10 100000 population those having the
smallest per capita net debt were Jop-
lin. $3.50: Erie. &1O.Ss; YOUNGSTOWN.
&1l.lO: Newcastle. $12.45: Terre Haute
&12.5S: Davenport. $14.16. and Peoria
$3.50"
In explanation the statement says:
The indebtedness Of cities IL EVIL
denced by such forms Of debt obliga-
lions ~ general bonds. special assess
ment bonds. outstanding warrants,
mortgages on real property and out.
standing judgments. The net debt
10 the same - the gross debt, less the
sinking fund assets. For purposes OF
comparison the net Indebtedness Is Of
much more significance than the gross
Indebtedness
The increase In the net debt for the
liscal year 1908 was $1a5 SIT 1855. as
compared with an increase for 1907 of
$3.50 .03O. 631, more than three fourths
Of which increase ID credited to the 10
largest cities. and nearly one half Of
which II credited to New York City.
The report states that In any dis
cussion of indebtedness It should be
remembered that the value Of public
improvements. and especially the
amounts expended on public service
enterprises. should be taken into con.
sideration. Many cities own their
waterworks. some their lighting plants
and . considerable proportion of the
indebtedness OF such cities may have
been insured In the purchase or con.
struction Of such plants. Thus In
New York City $50 per cent Of the
total debt. q much larger percentage
than that for most cities. has been
issued for the acquisition and extern
sion OF such public service enterprises
- the water supply system. toll
bridges. &C.. which enterprises are
self supporting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-31

O3esl0s uutu WIZ
cured by the Cuticura
Remedies. and I am
90 grateful ] want the
world to know. for
what helped mo will
help others. Ny body
and face were covered
with sores. One day
10 would seem 70 b
better, and then break
out again with the
most terrible pain and
itching. / have been
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-31
WILL GO ON STRIKE
125 Grand Trunk Engineers
Are Expected to Quit
Work Today.
THEIR CONTRACTS EXPIRE

tAmerican News Ser-icep
Durand. Mich. July 30.-That the
125 engineers in the employ of the
Grand Trunk railway at this point will
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-31
ITCHING. BLEEDING
ECZEMA WAS CURED
By Cuticura After 5 Years Of Suf-
tering Beyond Description =
Thought Death was Near
Calls Cure Wonderful.

mo tongue can tell how I suffered
Or dve years with itching and bleeding
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22
FOR AERONAUTIC FLEET.
Congress Will Be Urged to Make Pro-
vision for Airships.

Washington, June 22.-Offcials of the
signal corps of the United States army,
believing that recent great aerial
flights accomplished have prepared the
way for more generous recognition of
the aeroplane as a factor in war and
will lead to the establishment of IN
aerial fleet by the United States gov
eminent, are gathering information
with which to convince congress of the
utility of aeropIanes.
At the next session of congress, it is
proposed to make a plea for an aero
nautic fleet for experimental purposes
and for actual service in scouting and
carrying messages. The war depart
ment has observed that in Germany IN
airship has been constructed to carry
passengers and has information that
Japan has been at work constructing
an aeroplane fleet, and has one ma
chine which can carry several men at
| a speed of so miles an hour.
Major Gen. J. Franklin Bell, who is
to take command of the Philippines al
vision next December, is quoted as say
| ing:
ITO just what extent heavier-than-
air machines can be utilized in carry
ing weight is impossible to foresee, but
1 personally have no doubt that aero
/ planes will be perfected in ten years, at
| the most if not in five, that may be
relied upon to carry from three to fiva
| persons and probably a small amount
| Of explosives in addition"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22
EVENING CHAT
BY RUTH CAMERON

What will that child think up next?'
sighed Eleanor's mother
You see, Eleanor had just been very
vigorously dispossessed of the notion
that it would be a splendid idea to get
the hurdy gurdy man to let her swap
places with his little girl, and go on
his route with him for a few days.
She had come into the room where
We were. bubbliDg over with delight at
her scheme.
You see, mamma, the little girl
could sleep in my bed and have my
place at the table, and she wouldn't
be any more bother for you than me,
I'm sure, because you always say I'm
q whole houseful. and she is just as
quiet And then I could go along with
him and shake the little plate with the
jingles on it, and catch the money when
the people threw it out of the windows,
cause I'm very good at catching"
About here EleaDor'S mother caught
her breath sufficiently to be able to in
terrupt.
OF course, an April shower and a
hasty exit followed her vigorous de-
lunciation of her daughters scheme,
and it was some time before She came
back into the room after leading Flea
Tor to realms above to reason with her.
So I suppose it was no wonder that
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22

Eleanor's mother sighed as she sank
into her chair and took UP her sewing
and began to hunt for her needle:
What will that child think up next?''
But did wonder a bit when she ad-
ded:
How lovely it must be to have. quiet
children, like Mrs. LIS, who always
play just what she suggests, and never
, cook up things like that"
1t is quite true that the LIS chill
dren do not think up things like that
Nor do they think up anything at all.
Nor Will they ever, as far as I can
judge. They play what she suggests
to them, simply because they haven't
brains and energy enough to do any
thing else
A thoroughly stupid child is never
miSchievous.
Three-quarters of all child mischief
Is simply an indication of brains and
energy that are seeking some outlet and
find an inconvenient one.
The child that never does ANYTHING.
that from grown persons standpoint
is naughty or mischievous, isn't very
likely to amount to much when he grows
UP.
L know mother-very much wiser
than Eleanor's, 1 think-who always
| says, when she is clearing I'D after
some escapade or after she has rea
soned some member of her active fam
| lily out of some absolutely crazy
scheme: 81 don't care! I am SO glad
| they have life enough to do such mis-
chievous things. Who ever hears of
these terribly good children after they
grow up?"
The better supplied with brains and
| energy a child is. the harder he usually
is to bring up we'll
But surely that isn't sufficient cause
for you to wish your child had less
brains and energy
or course, all energy needs to be
J guided into the right channel And OF
| course, the child who resists such guild
\ ance unduly needs to be corrected.
Do these things to the best of your
ability. and be thankful with all your
heart that you have them to do.
You may not be able to see 1t Just
that way now, but I think you will
some day-some day when your mis-.
chievous, bubbling-over-w ith-naughty.
ingenuity youngsters have grown into
the men and women who are always
thinking and doing things-some DAY
when the LIS nice, quiet children have
become part of the herd of whom YOU
children have become the leaders.
Don't you think so?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22
NO COLLEGE MEN FOR THEM.
Inhabitants of Rye Turn Them All
Down at the Polls

Rye, N Y, June 22.-The village Of
Rye has officially decided by an over
whelming vote that the election of col
lege graduates to offices is unwise. This
was one of the chief issues in the vii
lage elections held yesterday. The Of
fetal returns showed today that the
anti-coIlege crowd had won easily.
The rival candidates for the village
presidency were William Porter Allen,
a New York lawyer, who had the sup
port of most Of the yachtsmen. golf
ers and New York commuters, and
solomon Ireland, the village under
taker, who ran on the so-called Citi-
zens' Independent ticket. The entire in
dependent ticket won- The independent
platform opposed the election of col
iege men to offices, declaring that ma
tives give more practical and economi-
cal government"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22
HERE 1T is NO@

Within Is m. Of Topeka OF r. r. town,
and on r. F. D. and Tel. 1856 acres stock
farm, fenced in Is fields, miles hog
tight, 700 farm land, 70 alfalfa, % orchards,
rest blue stem grass abundant water; 3
sets buildings. A fine property. Buy it
quick at $50 of
SMITH AGENCY, 52S Kansas Ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR Rents room modern flat at 91i
Fillmore. Ind. $3.50 Black.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22

tonight at their home on Harrison
street.
X
Though limited as to color and to
a very great extent as to material also,
modern milliners are past masters in
the development of beautiful mourning
millinery. This particular specimen of
their art was. a shape of fine black
straw with a high conical crown
swathed in dull black chifan laid in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22
WALLACE & CARSON
81 Kansas Ave. Ind Phone 26I.
LOOK

5 room house. new. 2 lots, east front.
shade, well, cellar, gas, near 9Th ST., close
to car line, West side, 800. Small pay
ment. balance like rent.
2 lots N. W. corner 18th and Polk, cheap
for few days only.
8 room house, lots, close in, 81 500 for
quick sale.
List your property with U.S.
AETNA REAL ESTATE co.
121 w. 7th. Ind. S42
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22
$1,000, 5000 DOWN

New room modern house. never occu-
pied, hardwood finish, maple floors, III
east front lots, near car, West side. Gar
hnghouse Realty Co., COS Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22

many folds. At the joining of crown
and brim a twist was laid, composed of
strings of dull jet beads and folds of
chiffon-the latter in alternate in
stances being finely tucked, diagonally.
The same ombination minus the beads
was used for the knot holding the stiff
black wings at the side.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

E. NJ. Cockrell and wife to H. G.
Cockrell See record.
Same to G. NJ. Cockrell. See record 1
R; B; Austin to ]. E. Jones, pit. lots
1921, w. Sth ave. Horne's add. 1
E. Hite to G. w. Hite, pit S. w. n,
1S-10-15, and pit. n. W. 4 19-10-15 .. 10, 0O9
A. McKeever to E. Brown, ut los
1856 to IA inc. Western ave 1. go
C. w. Cramer and wife to L. A
Hartman, lots 50S-1O, 9Th ave- east.
Veale's add .........................2 $500
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-06-22
FOR sALE-REA1 ESTATE.
HOT WEATHER
SPECIALS

West 10th st.-Choice home, rooms, all
80 mooern conveniences, paved street.
.. West Sth Stood modern home. West
etn; rooms, well located. Price s., 600.
harrison Stood room house, 2 full
lots; lots alone worth 5000 and house
vel built, gas and bath. A bargain at
We can sell you for 500 a good rental
property, close in, East side, always rent
ed at IS per month. Would take $500 cash
and balance on monthly payments.
FINE so foot front in best part of Pot
win on Greenwood ave. If you are look
ing Tor lot to build in an exclusive and
elegant location this will suit you.
:. Two fine lots on Clay street; fine loca-
ton; price right
Insurance written. Collections made.
Farms and town property for exchange.
We have client who wishes to buy
mouse, well located, on pavement, of $3.50
down and SIS per month on balance. Will
pay from $500 to 5000 If property is
right.
List at once with us if you have a place
to sell on these terms.
7n8 a n n n Mn "a ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

GineGeiddfts ftsperiammlung, Der Gin
geielliges geiiammeniein folgte, belt
Der DeutThe 0drtner llnterit. s9erein
IN Spoetbs Sale unter benz 9oriib
BEG prdffoenten george SdlIer unb
Der prototolIfiibrune bes Sefretdrs
Jreb. Rabn ab. aus ben geri6ten
Der perihieoenen geamien gina bera
por, baB Der gerein IN LETTER 3eit aan,
6eosutenbe Jprtidritte gsmabt Eat
unb aud finansieu isbr gut aeiteIlt
1T. Wlit grobem SntersFe lauItten
bic anipeienben siner turssn anIprcs
ts bes ReItprs Der hieiiqen 9smiifes
gdrtner, 6errn Gbriitian Ridert, Der
hsrporhob, oob Das bier aesogene Sc.
miiis melt befisr iii, ats ods, fpag Don
bierbsrgeionot piro. Gr
5oIte aud ben bisiigen 9Grtncrn
4neriennung fir ibre
Semiibunaen auf oem 9ebiete nes D,s
miiieb1ues.
Rad Der 9sidGftsfbuna foleie Elm
seIsuiges 9eilammsnIein bei etnem
idmadbaftsn SmbiB unb Eiriasat
,Sreo. RohIing perfh0nte bieIe feud1te
fr0bIiae Sisung nit isinsr Sdneers
Iaoar purh prdhtiss 2isosrportrGss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

SeutId)er WiiIitdr Inter. ,gsrein.

Der 9eutIte UtiliiGr untsrItiisungs
9erein nradt gang duBerorbentlibs
Qnfrensunesn. um Iein oissjdbris.s
pienie. oos am IL. SUM i'm Wanhats
ian 9art itattfinbet. 81 einsm sldn.
3sHoen erfolse gu ssitalten. Sn Der
aeitern absnb in Der Central Turn.
bale unter benz 8orfig bes prGiibsn.
ten 6. pfiiter unb Der YrototoQfiibs
rung oss Setretdrs gilbert itattges
ha6ttn 8erfammluns berihtete Serr
Qubberi i'm Hdmen bes 2lrranaemsntss
Sommittees fir bas 9ienic, bab fir
Die Wdtglisoer, bic bic meiiien GinlaBs
tarteu fir bic 8sranItaItung ptrtau.
fen, bic folgenoen 0elnpreiIe ousgss
ieBt porbeu finb: eriter preis, fir bas
Wlttgliso, bas $50 obsr mebr 5idets
pertauft, $40 bis $12; sipeitsr prsis,
fir minoeiiens 120 pertaufie 5idet5,
s. bis So; oritter yreis, fir min.
beitens 90 pertdufte 5idsts, So Bis
$3.50. Sollten mebr aIs Elm Mi.s
glieb gum Minbe'ten 90 Sidets berz
iaufen. 10 tperben ipeitere preiis sur
gertbeilung gelanssn. gubtrDem tpure
be auf 2lniuhen nes arrangements
2ommittees nasIeIbe burh bic Sinsus
fiisung Der 5srrsn 8. 5aungs unb 8.
9Gfner ersdn3t. Die aufnabme bes
aanbioaten Charles Cad purbe Big
5ur ndhften SiBuns Suriifeelegt, ba
Der aanbibat niht antpsienb ie;a
tonnte. On brei tranfe Witglisoer
ipurbs Das iiblihe Grdnfsnselb i'm Gss
fammtbeirase bon $15 bsabli. Cine
ginlabuns gum Shau!urnen bss
Horb Cincinnati 5urnpsrsins am
tommenben Samitag in Der Muiifballs
purbe angenommen unb Der 0erein
fpirb iih nah bsitsn ssrGften betbeil:s
gen. Die Steliungnabme bes Stabts
DerbanDs segen bic 9Iad Bin nurbe
glltgebiben. I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
(gingeiunbt.)
niOo0men Of t6p tllor(O.

Der Sroen Der vWooomen Of t5s
morIo" ift Der sr0Bte 8obltbdtigteit3s
oroen Der Ser. Studten unb sG6.t
ihon jeBt iiber 10000 Wlitglisoer.
Iie yWooomen of tbe WorIo" sablsn
al bic lleberIe5enpen zines peritorbes
nsn WlitgIieoes $500 bis $4,000 une
srridisn aubsrosm aui benz 8raR
peFslben Elm Wonument i'm Werihe
bon 800. Jm Grtruutungsfaus iiao
Die Ulitelisber Su elmer tp0fentlifsn
llnteritiiBung berehtiqt. lleber bas
Grab bes 9eriiorbenen hinaus ipiro
fir bic Mittipe unb @aiisn ssiorat.
Die ,Wobmsn of The WorIo4 iino
Briiber, bic iih in alien asbsnsIaasn
gsgenieitig nit Ratb unb 9bai beIfsn,
ME III Elm Doobmon perlaiien, er bnt
griiber iiber1ll. WGbrenn in gfepss
ldro ibon felt Idngerer 3eit beutihs
2ogen NIT mebr ols 1000 Wiiglieberl
finb. 1T bier lsgte Mode netsn bier
beitebsnoen ensliiben Gosen bic srits
oeutife 2oge gegriinbet iporben, Die
unter Der aeitung Don prominenten
DeutIten bic prDbts aoss Gineinnds
it's 3u tperbsn periprth.. am 8isngs
tag. 5. 4pril ftnbet in Der pbersn5aIls
Der Muiieal Gr6anse, 1907 9insStr..
um 81 llbr abeHbs. Die ndhFte 3uIams
mentunft itatt, unb II. 3u hoFfen, bdB
bieies bon edit beutihem 8eiii beiselte
unb nur Der W1ditsnliebs gsfpeibtsllns
ternebmen bonn beuiIhen glsmsnt
tbatirdftisit unteritiiBt ipire, umios
ms6r. uls Die monatlihen 9eitrGse Bis
sum 46. 2sbensjabrs unier 25 Gents
pro Node bleiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

Sn Der ssitrissn 9srIammluns bes
eibral gaperiiden llnteritiiBunssosre
ems, bic in Ger gsntraIs s5urnboII. un=
ter osm 9orfiB bes prdiixnten :.
Slid unb Der protoioIlfiibruna bes
Setretdrs Geo. 3. 3iti itattionb, ipurs
be Elm nsues Wtiiglieo In Dorfhioa
gebrn6t. IS mar biei,s 6err Wihoel
ailfinaer, Der bonn prdfioenien Glid
norgeihlagen tpurbs. an Elm srantes
Uaitslie0 ipurbe bas iiblife aranfen>
gsIo i'm 9etraee bon 81 ansstpiefen
uno fsrner beidloB Der 9erein nod,
ilb mad beTtenardfien an bem G6ous
inrnen bes Norb Cincinnati 9urnpsrs
ems am tommenben Gamiiag in ber
Wuiitballs betbeilis.n su molten. Sm
llebrigen sslansten ausf6lieblih Rou.
tinesefhafte su grlebiguns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
Sdantnrneu Samftas, gluiiitalle,
ct. Johannis Bemeinbe.

Sn Der an Der II. unb Gin SirlEe
gelsgenen ct. Sobannss airhe fin
bet beute I6eno cine unierbdltung
itatt, Die pollen QnIpruh barduf bal,
aIs cine intereHante unb seitg,mGbs
be5sihnst 3u iuerosn. Die paiiionss
ipieIe BON Gbsrammersau fperbsn
ndmIih burh heipesIite 9ilb,r burgss
fteat. paitor Sugo giienlobr, Der
preoiger Der gemsinoe, ipirb bic ouf
Die 9einpano gsporftnsn gilber ertlds
ren. Nsbsn bisfsr intsreTdnten 9prs
fiibrung iperoen ben 9ei9auern aud
unter 9elangsleituna bic FRI. Hettie
Sdmibt freunolidIt iibsrnomrnen ba.,.
beipegli6e 9iIosr aus Der beilisepS
Stdht porseiiibrt. Die 9oriienu4e q
beeinnt punt s llbr Q6snbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

pro9ramm bur65ufeben. sln Salts
Iufrthtigteit taM er niht ben gerinaz
ften 3tpetfel begsn, benn bieier bat bic
Reformen. bic er perIpro6en bat, ni6t
i'm Stide selaHen, ionbern beftdnoig
ben 8ongreb aneepeitTdt, ite oufsus
nebmen. Dab bas Bolt nit Der Qp-
miniitration niht 3ufrieoen 1T, bur1n
trG9t 5dft Die ipenigIte S6uIb. Die
lln3ufrieoenbsit riibrt Bpm 5drif Der
unb bieien baben 4Ibria unb Cannon
uno ntdt Der Brdiioent berpfuf6t.
oenn Saft bat GLles, mas in ieinen
SrdTten itanb, aufgeboten, nm cine
4n8abl 3Due berab3uieben. Was bic
Srititer Des grGiibenten tabsln, lit.
b1B er ben Nlorih Sarif nt6t nit
Ieinem 8eto belegt bat. 5batiohe lit,
bdB Der 9rdIioent nit ieinem 8eto ge-
orobt bat, obne trgenb lpeIden Ginoruf
gu MAIDEN. Sn 5olge oeFen belt e.
fir 9eratbener, ben 2urif anSunebren,
lpte er tpar un0 fth cine IpGtere &eDi-
Iton DOr3u6ebalten. Nuh bat er bier
fir einen beitimmten Ylun i'm 2luqe.
Der aongreB ioQ $250,000 bepiQi@
gen, um BON elmer &ommiiIton bon
Grpsrten Elm oriinblthes Stuoium bes
SdrtfS psranitalten 81 la'Ien. Wenn
Der jeBige 8pnQreB ooS pertpe;qert,
blnn lit oa8 niht bic Shulo ba8 Brdz
fibenten, benn er BAT ben GQn8reB ntdt
gepGblt. Der 9rGItbent itebt bemno9
in jeoer 9e3iebung gerehtfertt9t ba.
QDas on ben 0ffentLt6sn 3uitdnben
mangelhaft 1T, tann ni6t Der qrGIis
bent, fDnoern nur bus 8olt Gnoern,
tnbem es einen &ongreB pon SnYurgenz
ten 1pGblt uno ntdt BON Stdnbpatteru.
SebD6 miifen mir auf einen 5ebler
oes grGTioenten binipeiien. lin Die
partei nt6t 81 bistreoitiren, periud}t
er ben Surif 81 re6tfertigen. 0as folI
ar untsrlaiIen, benn er finoet tetnsn
8lauben. Wenn er often ertldrt, bab
Der 5orif reDiIipnsbeDirftig 1T uno
bag 8oIt erFu6t, GOngreb M}it9Iiebsr
gu tpGblen, bic ibn in ben 8or6erete
tunQen gu etnem reueu Sdrif unters
Ituber, tpirb bus 9oIt ibm olouben un0
.6m beIfen. Was aber RooIepelt be-
triFTt, 10 bat er teinen 8runb. es 3u be- !
reuen, ooB er Soft CUR prGiibenti6aft !
osrboIfen 6at, oenn es rpGre bic b0tIte /
beitreiten gu tpO(Ien, |
ouB 5QFt ieine 4omtniItrdtton i'm |
RooTepeItI9en 8etits fiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
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9Snroe Charles Naiber In eimem
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benz Supelierlaoen bon grobifon &:
60, 436 8ine Strabe, BON ben &C.
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perbaftet unb aIs perbGdtia einaez
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Der gerfdufer, baB eine 9idmdntnds
Del periftuunben mar. Die poIisei
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in tueIt'es Die RGosl geipideIt aetpeita
mar. tpurbe auf benz Shmudtaften
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benz aeller unter Dem 2aoen aefunben.
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nabe otm gabentiib in ben aelIer oss
lporfen fporben mar. Rdiber ipcr
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ben.