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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-10
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itunpe uber Die ublihe 4ntaH9s3ett
birlaus perfloFen por.
9os Dirsttorium tam panr 5urues
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-10

cine Wiebertebr biei.s 5anbels nit
eisenen Nussn fpabrneamen gu fOnnsr,
mas, ipie i'd beitirnmt ipeib, bel Wislen
unt.r Sbnen Der Jau iein ipiro. SeBt,
ba mir bic pl1ne fir bic 8erbeferung
b:s Obio baben. sebe i9 mid Der erns
fen 6offnuns bin. bob bic ndtionalsn
geb0rben in nidt all5u ferner 3eit ods
proieii zines 9ieftpahertandIs BON ben
eroben Seen biz gum Golf aufnshmsn
iperben. Nur boburd tann bic aano@
liIiruna bes Obio ale 6offnungen ers
fiilIen, bic oaran aeiniipft tperoen. Ras
tiirIih miiFen iorsiam. 9ernehungen
unb ionitige prdliminnrien erlebigt
isin, ehe Elm proiett BON fold ssnaltis
GER 9rosrpeite In angriff genomnten
fperben tann. 4ber 10 niel iteht feit,
nnI.re WaFernese t0nnen uno nliilsn
Biz ,ur pollen Musnusuns ihrer 5rasz
fdhiafeit entpidelt perben. Wenn uns
aefaat fpirb, bab bic giienbabnen niht
i'm Stanbe finb, ben Oiiterpertebr gu
betpGliiosn, bann mii1en mir eben I'M.
iere Woiierpese entipideln, banit aui
benfelben tpenigftens Der Deridnbt in
sroben unb Stapsltpdaren srfolssr'
idnn.
ginem folhen proiett mub natiirIif
cine allgemsint rationale politit 81
Orunbe liesen. Dir biirfen niht Der.
iufkn, ben Sbio ober ben Wihifipp
Elm ipsnis in Werbinbuns nit anoersr
GtrDmen au perbeHern, Don lpelher
mir erinurten. Dab iie audi Elm nenie
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neil lie be gineanssz refp. Nus
qanastbore unieres groben nationalel
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aieben. fonbern gum 9eiten bes se
fummien Uoltes, bas innerbalb feline
MaiIrffeiben tpobnt. Dos beibt a0n
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WuTerfpege i'll Elm SEeil otrfelben IN
b.sbalb iolIten tpir fur biefe Gntipi6s
lung bic b0hften Rormsu annehmer
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bic ibrer Giele sepafien iinb unD bo
Bel elm Muge fir bic Jnterehen b
aonsen Woifes haben. Gin Utrf, fp
es am Ohio aussefiibri tpirb. 1T. rid
tia gsfproden. niGt poliiilhen ehc
rotters, unb bic leute, bic NIT Der glus
fiibruna besfslben betrnut iiHo. icIte
baau teruien fperben nbue Riidiiht Al
ibre poIitiihe porteiangeb0risieit. fol
bern einaia unb uIlein nit Riidfiht Al
iber IGbigseit. (Grober Yeifall.)
Run liest bas Guts elmer folh gen
relIen Mneube In ibrer anlDenbuns ur
einem WeiIpisl, ipie bic 4npenbuns
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poIitif proltifd erfolst II. Mir bab'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-10
ssulid,er Alarm.

0pli3tit Sunbman sruroe in Der
DpnnerftaQ Hoht bsnutrihtist. bcB
in bic 8obuuug Der Jrou Gus.
Sdier, glp. 1643 grspfter Inerus,
gpanifon, singebrpten pDroen fei. sr
beoab iih nit mehreren anoersn Yo'
IisiIten nach benz SauIe, iebpt tonnttn
bic gtamten tstne Spur bon Gtnbrss
hern finoeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-10

81. s. gIoFom bat ourt 8err1ittes
lung Dpn Sbeobore Wtaper &c Bro. CTS
nen 8auplaB BON so SUP 5ront an
Der WeitIstte Der 5. 4De., n0rolt4 bon
Der miblano Qpe., fir $700 BON Sr1u
emma g. areis getauFt. Der adufer
beobThtigt bier etu moDernes Wphnz
bdus 81 erri4ten.
oym ftGbtiI6en 9ouamt Ipurbeu gee
tern bic folgerben 8ausrluubntbs
i6eine ertpirtt: Charles SGmerber,
8DeiitDtiges Dobnbnus an Der 8tens
nan 2lbe., ndhe Der RoB Ctr, $4,000;
aotberina 8nor, 5neiit0ttgeS Bo9ns
buus an Der 4rLingtDn 4De,, nahe Der
gDlerain Goe., $2500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-10

Gmpfang in Der gilla
optppop
Gin ftbnelIes Muto trug 5errn Roc~
lepelt mad Der Reifoena isines 5hfpis=
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
Dogs Fight with
a Lion.

fought the of the London Mail BY Cherry
returned from the hena district o
with number of cnematograph pictures OF hd am
mails ordinary oxterre of special value from breeders
Mr. kearton
the killing of lion by native speame
Masal with
snears were ready ones escaped and the male
appearing bod into dried river bed and refused
o bulge
"mba Kearton darted into the donga and within few
which seemed to shake the
twelve yards of violently agated lh lion
and the brief intervals heard the weak but
very yappng the dog The Nasal Stood nerve gng
with spears poised
Suddenly dashed through little clearing and we were amazed
with her teeth mbedded its ta Three spears
escaping with such that they all tranxed
the lion fell dead YOU must know that the skin OF the lion
whose
she and cuts Oft the black
tip from the tail
dashed into the donga but they ound
with black still between her teeth resoute determined 10
oppose hostile The who lost in admiration agreed
belonged by right of to Smba and they handed over
later wife trustee for the dog
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
Pigeon Flies with
Train.

reported the station that the pigeon made
his the at Walco and leaving them
Gurdon fae south had been known to go
previously.
weeks the Arkansas Gazette this pigeon
flying along with Mountain Some OF the train
hoodoo and fear that its presence poend
some disaster happened while
Others look the pigeon pet and are always
glad to have it join them trip.
the bird almost always flies just ahead OF the
with the headlight On the last Engineer COL
tried overtake it. but uhe pigeon
ahead On this when the train stopped at Arkde
the bird flew side and rested tree until the
resumed its place just front
suitable speed remain about the distance
ahead, whether the train going slow or fast
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
Another Side of
the Cobra.
- - =. p.

catching OF COBRA
make dance did the snake to nave any Su
mo kind Of mower The happened Horana
the top OF large had1rut 1ee
asked them what looking and they told that crow was
fighting its situated the very top OF the
peckng the ed"s
loudly above ground
Presently of the and started climbing down e
behind pekng 1t all the tme the
kissing hard blow 1t took retuge ABOUT Ten "
clump of dead ferns which chased out by the crow came
from branch until reached large horizontal D winch
stretcne about twenty feet.
Here disadvantage could not turn upon the
it, and its tactics excellent
would peck ne the TAIL and then peck near IT'S
neck of the snakes skin torn out and the snake
the would peck at
again with extraordinary aim After fully fifteen minutes on the
patches had been torn OUT OF e
deny becoming exhausted -
On another carmers small bum
then proceeded TO
make them dance stopped and told them that had seen
all that whether they could compel wild snake TO
they could catch for the purpose one OF
them expressed his willingness to do 49,
previously had chased cobra OF the species called by the
black cobra with the red spectacle
mark on its Cngaese believe think that they
They certainly hercer and more active than
the brown cobra.
had noticed taken refuge ant hill
the edge paddy which formed boundary of the clearing
situated about hundred feet from
it. hill When had assured him that snake
almost the ho he quatd down opposite to and
blowing reed which sound similar to hat OF
bagpipe .
After long had almost given the idea the snake
the hoe
in order presumably going The harmer ponced
thumb
open mouth he pulled out of the white ants nest
andb brought the bungalow
He then tried holding small of white root
above tried several times but brought
could Judge the snake that had noticed before
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
Roping a Grizzly
Bear.

sort by Jose Don living the time the
Angeles and day. when riding
through inspect his suddenly without
wandered down from the hills maraudng trip
The warning Don Jose had of something flying by his ac
fearful blow The
the brush and struck at Don
lose had intuvy his horse and
trailing that the always coed
loosely on the pommel followed the dead
clearing the size OF large circus tent
his round circle riding slowly till the grizzly
him. gradually leading him SMALL curly willow
his bis launches the side and the grizzly
he the RATA
fastened the hind leg of the animal Don Jose his horse
maung grizzly with heavy drag and
fell rolling and biting the Don his
round the several times till he had the animal completely the
tolls.
He fastened the end of his limb and the bear try
second of his hair tossed
hauled
arranged could wound
During excitement quick action Don Jose had made
fight from the saddle but he proposed leave it, He reached down
and pulled his the horse would and the saddle
holding back
branding preventing the bear from The
had the horse holding him drec-
ton, the in the other.
took off his silk passing behind the
ceedd tying the bears hind together He thus had Mr. Bear at his
He had made the single handed except for the aid his
horse
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
True and NeaTrue Anecdotes Birds and Fishes

SIMBA, the plucl<iest foxterrier in the
world, and the only dog of its breed
which has ever tackled full-grown
lion Single handed" will be returning
to London, her birthplace, during the
next few days, from British East
Africa. The story of how Simba
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

ACCORDING to correspondent of a Cey-
lon paper, the "Spoila Zaylancia," the
cobra is not as dangerous snake as
his popular reputation would make him.
In at least two instances, instead of fas-
cinating birds, this writer says that he
saw cobras chased by birds. On an
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

RoPING grizzlies is game, one might
think, for a dozen men; but there are
stories on record of Californians who
have roped the most powerful grizzly
single handed. "In Recreations of a
Sportsman on the Pacific Coast" Mr..
c. F. Holder describes catch of this
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

THE pigeon that for the last month or
more has been running with the Iron
Mountain crews between Malvern and
Arkadelphia has extended its runs and
now makes the trip from Walco to
Gurdon, distance of thirty-four miles.
A brakeman who made the trip over
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

"Is husband tempered?
Yes answered Mrs. Wurryd hes tempered enough He's just
about irritable day another"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-27
MORMONS AIMING
TO DEFEND HOMES
Col0niStS in Northern Mexico
Preparing for Fight With
Insurgents.

FL Paso. Texas, Nov. 26.-The FL
PasO Herald this afternoon received
from its STAFF correspondent, who
left Juarez Friday morning for the
Mormon colonies in northern Chihua-
hua. telegram saying that a battle
had been fought between insurreetOs
and officers on Wednesday in that re-
gion and that the MormOns were now
arming themselves in preparation to
repuise an attack if any were made.
The telegram says
''Neuva Casas Grandes. Mexico.-At
Manaquipa. 125 miles south of here.
two insurrectionists were killed and
number of police and insurrectOs
were wounded. This fight took place
on Wednesday. All is quiet at Mana
quipa.
Two hundred insurrectos who
started to clean up Manaquipa Wed
nesday are now reported TO be within
sixty miles of here and headed for Co
lOnia Juarez. A telephone message
from COlOnia Jaurez this morning
said that everyone was heavily armed
and that the MOrmOns were prepared
to protect their town."
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-27
CONFERENCE TO Be
HELD IN ST. PAUL
Recent Forest Fires Awaken
Demand for Preventive
Measures.

St. Paul. MINI, Nov. 26.-The re-
cent forest fires. with their attendant
l1ss OF life and money. viii be the sub
iect of the lake states forest fire con-
ference in St. Paul, December and T.
Public sentiment has been aroused 10
such an extent by the great loss OF life
and fortune in these CONGREGATIONS and
lis demands for preventive measures
IS so insistent that every effort viii be
made 70 inaugurate precautions
against a repetition of the disaster.
Never before has such an eXhaus-
tive inquiry into the causes OF forest
fires been contemplated. Not only
viii means of insuring life and prop
erty against further loss receive the
attention of the members Of the con-
ference. but an attempt viii be made
TO unearth the causes Of the last fires.
Recently il was charged that the blaze
which destroyed Spooner and Bau-
dette. Mimi, and laid waste thousands
OF acres OF land, was caused by sparks
from a passing locomotive. Officials
OF the accused railway vehemently de-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-27
Thrown Into a Panic.

Douglas, Ariz., Nov. 26.-The crack of
pistol within a few feet Of the police
station a A6ua Pieta, Just across the
line IN Mexico, today threw the entire
town into a fever of excitement. and
caused the turning out of the citizen
soldiers, recently called TO service by
the Mexican government. and the line
riders on both sides of the border The
excitement and fear Of a rebel surprise
subsidized when il was learned that the
shot had been fired by Ricardo Rothen-
hausler. prominent young Mexican,
who suddenly was seized with suicide
mania after having serenaded Sonora
lneZ Lopez.
The suicide occurred in the building
owned by Sonora Lopez and the soil
diery Immediately formed about il a
Gordon, through which none was per-
mltted to pass for several hours.
Seven men suspected of having revO-
lutiOnary sympathies are reported to
have been arrested at FrOnteras last
night
General Thomas, commanding the
American troops in the southwest re
ceived message tonight that General
Torres could not arrive tonight at NacO
for the conference arranged between
them. General Thomas, therefore. de-
cided to remain at Douglas until to-
morrow. LabOriO Nasquez, commits
sioner Of police at Aqua Prietaz. had a
conference today with the American
officers here
Cartlemen who returned from buying
cattle in Mexico said that just prior TO
the outbreak Of the revolution MaderO
purchased several hundred horses in
southern Chihuahua and brought them
north TO his hacienda.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-27
Closing in on AIadero.

Douglas. AriZ.. Nov. 26.-The Mex
lean soldiers sent eastward from the
Arizona border TO join the forces
closing in on MaderO passed eight
miles south of Aqua Prieta. 1t is said
that they are making forced marches
of thirty miles a day and viii reach
Casas Grandes in seven days. 1t is
believed they are bound for Guerrero,
where the night occurred between the
Mexican troops and the rebels. Lieu
tenant Colonel YpeZ, commanding the
government forces. was killed in that
engagement While leading the Twelfth
battalion, including troops which left
Chihuahua November q and NOVem-
Der %. The rebels were led by Jose
Maria Gonzales, president of the
Democratic club of Guerrero.
Brigadier General Thomas, COM
handing the Colorado division OF the
United States army. held a consulta-
ton here today with Mexican Consul
Yzabel
General Thomas exchanged tele-
grams with General Torres. the gov
ernor of the state of Sonora, Mexico.
The latter Will come TO NacO, where
a meeting is to be held on the interna-
tiOnal line. This conference will de-
eide whether or not American troops
shall be moved south 10 the border. II
IS believed here that this move will
be made, since Mexico has but few
troops in Sonora.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-27

MED this accusation, and in turn laid
the blame for the confiagration upon
the settlers. 1t is expected that this
matter viii be threshed out at the
coming conference and hopes that the
responsibility for it viii be fixed.
Program for Conference.
The program for the conference has
Just been completed by J. Z. Rhodes
president of the Minnesota Forestry
association. Mr.. Rhodes has succeed
ed i'm inducing many prominent men
To come to ST. Paul 10 discuss the
causes and prevention of forest fires.
which. including the great Hinckley
disaster in 1894, have cost hundreds
of lives and millions Of dollars in prop
erty.
Governor Eberhardt of Minnesota,
Governor Davidson of Wisconsin and
Governor Warner of Michigan are to
speak on the opening day. Governor
Eberhardt will talk on The States
Duty in the Preservation of Its For
ests"; Governor Warmers subject is,
'Michigans Forestry Policy" and
Governor Davidson is on the program
to discuss. What the Forests Mean
TO the People"
The remainder of the first days
program follows:
Opening address. E. d. Scott. presi-
dent OF the Minnesota state forestry
board, presiding officer; address Of
welcome. Herbert Pt Keller mayor of
st. Paul; What the Forest Service
Does TO Prevent Fires" II. S. Graves,
chief forester of the United States;
THE Forest Fire Patrol System of the
Western States" Z. T. Allen, forester
Western Forestry and Conservation as
sOciatiOn; Forest Protection In Can
ada" r. II. Campbell, forester Do
minion of Canada; ''Why Our Forests
Burn" Gilbert r. Roth, professor Of
forestry University of Michigan; For
est Protective Legislation Proposed by
the state of Wisconsin" +. NJ Grif-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-27

nth, state forester, Wisconsin; Min
nesota's Forest Fire Warden System, -
&C. c. Andrews, forestry commissioners,
Minnesota.
The Second Day.
Sessions of December Z:
THE Interest of the Railroads in
Protecting the Forests" r. II. Ashton.
vice president Chicago & Northwest
ern railroad; THE Interest of the
Lumberman in Forest Fire PrOtec-
ton" Thornton A. Green, OntOnagon,
Mich: Legal Questions Involved in
Forest Fire Laws" W. b. Douglas of
the Minnesota forestry board; Fire
Protection on the Minnesota State
Reservation" Professor Z. G.. Chey-
ney, Minnesota forestry school; dis
cussion of the Michigan forest fire
laws, led by Charles W. GARFIELD, pres
fdent OF the Michigan Forestry assoc
citation; discussion of WiscOnsin's pro-
posed forest fire warden system, VIII
liam NJ. Bray, chairman committee Of
forestry, assembly Wisconsin legisla-
ture; discussion of the forest fire pro-
tective laws proposed by the Minneso-
"a forestry board, John Lind, member
Minnesota's forestry school
w. b. Douglas former attorney gem
eral of Minnesota, has outlined amend
ments to the state forestry laws for
the prevention OF fires. He says many
fires have been caused by the neglect
of railroads to clear their right of way.
that spark arresters should be placed
on locomotives. and that through the
forest regions oil should be burned in
the locomotives. Mr. Douglas says
there should be a law against the
IA - Il.
dates of April l and November 10
These suggestions, il is believed, Will
call for a protest from the railroads.
and it is expected that the conference
viii be hot" in keeping with the sub
ject under discussion.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-27
ASTHMATICS
REGAIN HEALTH
Remarkable Cures Are Effected by
AscatcO-Aeute and Chronic
Cases Yield Readily-NO
Return of the Disease.
PROMPT RELIEF

IL is impossible to tell briefly and at
the same time adequately the extent OF
the good work which Ascatco, the spe-
cific for respiratory Affections. has ac-
eOmplished in a few years in complete
ly and permanently curing worst cases
or asthma even Of as many as fifty
years standing. AscatcO is praised by
all who have used il as the one means
OF preventing choking attacks, reltev-
ing suffOcating spells and all other
forms OF asthma distress. The small
seven-drOp dose taken in water twice
daily, results in freeing the system
from the grip Of the disease in a short
time. Recent reports from cases cured
five or more years ago show that
asthma has not returned when once
driven from the system by AscatcO.
Ascatco may be procured, in two
sizes so cents and s2.OO. OF Schramm
Johnson, Drugs, stores, where the
cars stop. and other druggists. Be
sure TO obtain the free sample which
will be sent by mail by the Ascatco
Laboratory. 80 West 25th Street. New
York City, 10 all who write for it.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-27
Arms for Rebels.

Mexico City, Nov. 26.-It is reported
from Tampico today that an unnamed
schooner is attempting to land arms
for the rebels at SOrO La Marina. The
supplies are believed to have been
shipped from ST. Louis via New Or
leans. The government has dis
patched gunbOat to the scene.
Fighting occurred at Ciudad and
Guerrero, near Chihuahua, on We'd
nesday. The rebels made three at
taeks and several were killed by fed
eral soldiers. The government troops
triumphed
At midnight Wednesday Sandres,
fifty miles from chihuahua. was at
tackled by rebels, who tore up the
railroad track. The place was de-
tended by a small garrison. Troops
have been sent there.