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maintenance of these meters si'Voo - p
Amendment Affects Teachers.


Another amendment included in the sec
ond renort affects the pay of teachers In
the public schools and Is as follows:
provided further, that teachers now
employed in group A, class SIX IN Tue
normal, high and manual tralnins Seno ".i,
or hereafter to be appointed in the SAID
normal high or manual training schoois'
NAV be placed in said group A. class SIN
and receive their longevity increase az
Icording to their previous number or year
Of experience in teaching IN accredlteu
normal high or manual training schools:
Provided, however, That nothing cohlai III
ed herein. or in the act approved June ~,
1906, shall be construed TO aulHofiAe
promotion or appointment TO group -
class six. OF teaoners on nian ,,s,o domes.
drawing, physical culture, music, comes
tic science and domestic art in the nor
NAL high and manual training scnoois
and those who have not passed INC y
quired examination ana 90 no' p1ss .ot
the qualifications provided In the sald acl:
And provided further, That teachers "
manual training, drawing. physical cur
ture music, domestic science anu uoiia
tic art In the normal. high ana manual
training schools shall con.ln9e In o 20 the
four and five, and be entitled oniy 10 lne
ionpevity nav provided for said classes:
In connection with the appropriation
Of $40. 600 for the enforcement OF the law
for the prevention OF the spreau VI .oa :
taRious diseases. the report recoiiheiiu
the following amendment:
provided. That any bacteriologist EN- en-
ployed and paid under this APPROPRIATION
NAV be assigned by the health omcer 10
the meteorological examination of milk
and of other dairy products and OF the
water supplies of dairy farms. whether
such examinations be or be not directly
related to contagious diseases
THE conference also agreed to several
new employees to take care of the new
Court of Appeals building. The clerk of
the court is to be the custodian of the
building. under the direction of the judges,
and two watchmen at $720 EACH one ee-
yator operator at $720 and two laborers
| at $3.50 each are authorized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
New Order Recognized.

The standpatter' is content to rest
upon the fight that has been made and
deceive himself with the belief that fur
Their contest is unnecessary. The pro-
gress.ve,' the other hand, recognizes
that whatever of good has been obtained
is but small fraction OF what ought to
he obtained: that whatever vantage point
has been gained is but a single step of
the many that must be taken in the long
contest for securing the objects for which
our nation was created.
THE republican party has already rec
ogniZed the new order of things and
taken the first steps in the progressive
movement. Our question today, as re
publicans, is whether We shall continue
in that movement and be its leaders OF
whether we Will give place, by inaction
or reaction, to some other party. There
are those in our ranks who would check
or altogether stop this movement: some
because they are timid or ease loving
others because they belong to the old
school. and place business interest and
special privilege before the common good
and equal opportunity. But the great ma
jority Of our people believe in the new
order of things, and demand that the
republican party continue to be the pro-
gressive party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25

When the three children of Mr. and
Mrs David Combs failed to attend school
for several days, Superintendent OF
Schools Laidley of Charleston, w. Va,
supposed they were i'll. He asked DIR.
Aultz to Investigate. He found the whole
family of five down with the smallpox.
The house has been Quarantined and
precautions are being taken to prevent a
spread of the disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25

Of nd
stomach.
s pu a druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Sample Bottle and Box of Pills Free

To of
sample bottle and sample box Warmers Safe Pills will be
CHARGE, will write WARMERS
CURE Co., Rochester. having this
commences
guaranteed By publisher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25

John w. Landlord, seventy-eight years
DID, for twenty-five years clerk Of the
city market at Lynchburg, Va. is dead
after q long illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
22YearSCured


Remarkable of Mr. Perkins, who is O. age
has had bladder trouble which was
cured ago by Warmers Safe
failed give him relief.
This great medicine will do much for you you have kid
liver bladder troubles which are prevalent
n a ago
with
and A
mine
it o testim land
to in of
eli w. Elmendor Texas
rrouhe Warmers winno
md lin
il
afe and begin tak il prescribed
Warner Cure is nader the trshju sand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-25
Constipation and Biliousness

Pills,
bliousnes
bad after-enects. % a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24
eJnldmbiibe Nad)rid)ten.

GpeInn, bic breiiGbrtse Sp1=
ter nDn 5errn unb Grau 9iles pon
Riblano Center, erlttt I'm Der Ibfpez
fsnbeit ibrer Wiutter 8rdnbipunben,
BON benen ite tpabrifeinIi6 nibt p:es
Der geneien ipirb. sic ipisIte nit benz
Seusr i'm Sfen unp gliibenbe aphlen,
bie herausfielen, Itedten ibre Gleioar
IN 9ranb. 2lls bic mutter duf bas
8efhrei oes Ginbes berbsteiIts, fdrb
Tie basIelbe BON Jlammen einge1iillt.
@be bic 5lammen eritidt tperoen fpnns
ten, bate bic Glsine 10 oefGbrli6e
9rdnbtpunben odpongetrogen, bab Iie
nidt nit benz 2eben pdpontommen
tpiro.
gIbneu SubtIdum.
Nm 9eutfhen 5beater in WiIpuutee
fanb lebten Sonntao cine 1eltene sSu=
belfeier ftatt. sSrduIetn 6ebfpiq 9erinz
ger beging nit tbrem Naturalization
4iinftleriubiIdum 3ualei1 Oas ibret
breiBisjdbrigen @trtiamteit ols beut=
fde Sdaufpielerin in Imeritd. Gin
gerliner &inb, 1912 eebpren, erbieit
ite tbre tiinitIeriIde NusbtIbunq in
S6rperin, am bprtigen 6oftbeatsr.
Dht fieb3ebn ssdbren oino fie in bic
WeIt uHb ipielte 3uerit am 8Drliber
Staottbeater unter 2ouis Gumenreids
Regie iugenbIthe 2iebbaberinnen.
Damn fOlgten engagements in 8ro3,
no tie NIT SSrteorih Ritterpurser 3u4
iammenptrtte, in Wtain3, NO 2uopi1
gdrndn tbr 9ortner tpur, in Bremen,
DRESDEN uno 1S72-74 am gerIiner
Reitbenas Sbeater unter Der DIRECTION
4Ibert Roientbal, allerortsn qefeiert
als pornehme 3iinItIerin unb berbors
rugenbe ShDnbeit. Rad spanaiolass
rtger 5bdttgteit in Deutfhlano soq
lie tns 0olarldnb, 8unGtit nab g1cp
yorf Al Sirettor Reuenoorff. 1880
fam lie CUR DIRECTION Rihdrb. Ne.b
nno Wdhsner ndh Wilpauteez gbicas
90, mo lie nod ieBt aIs zines Der Belief.
teften Wtttqlieoer i'm Sdcbe Der ern1ten
ytitter tpirtt. Ntit faTt allen QaIttz
renben 8iinftIsrn tpie 5rieorib Saa'e,
Uttttertpur3er, 8arl Sonnta9, adins,
Bonart, Rei6er, Qnra SoberIanb uflp.
bat 9ebDig 9erineer auTammenaes
fptrtt uno 3oblrstbe 8dItipiele madjs
ten aud lie in Dielen StGoten Der
llHion befdnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24
shtla an apnfrGftsrra.
Dfftcs ber0 Z ouH / n+St o IT NJ ifar
DO o q N ton s @ourtn.

Dftesber goun o+t n NJ / fars
eoH Q I'm iItou @purto.
GtnctHHati 10. MGr3 1910.
S:r 10 ese tie srge bote rperoer eut9es
RsneenoTrren in Der Office he's 8oaro Of Counts
QDmmtnioners btS Srettdg ben O. apriI
GouHtoselrbef:
5eudb ben Spesififatiouen so. 13-csIr Die
HepartruRs bon Soutb Sort bon EGhLor Greet
tEnao, ooR Dsdd big sur Dog Lrot gpab uno
DOG Irot @oab big Burrs Corner III GGeea
uno U2ldnri loipnib bips
2ts srbett oat gu geitebeu IN ueberetnfttrp
mnrG nit ben 8lduen uno Spe5ififdtioHeu NIL.
hs teet IN ber Gftce bes 8oar0 of gountp gSJm.
Mtfftouers nrfIieeer
ale Qnoe5ote miNen al1f GForruIareu aIsa,.
-ertigt feln, fpeide in ber Office oes Borrb Of
Sonnto qcmnTtittoners ,su bGben fno Tnb bs.
geltef ieH NIT eInem Borb in Der Canine bon
6tpeitauieHb lS2o00.00) Dollars, urtt atuei
gutter pHo sena9eHoen glrgifnften, oaB
Der RtetG ben 9outraft etHgeben nth sur auss
ilbrnng Der etrbeit, i'm 5due oerf elbe Tim su.
erfaRHt tptrb.
Die Gounth GommiHtoners beFjoIten t6 bos
te6t oor, troeroetn ober ole Gnsebote sn
SIN auftruae bes gonrb OF bGmiIton gouuts
GomuiNioners.
starIsh gtrnbIe, 8rdfioent
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Su6rwerEe uuo 2sferoe.
Pennsylvania Transfer
baggage 4 Express Co.

800 Stlf q'srps uus Gid mAH,n b.rfau'i fpsr,
otn sur Rat, ron 81 Gihs psr geoae um ssum
5u maasH fiir GHisrs Woserfpae IN stsieHune Giss
veg NHo oles eutt uHb brnudsatt fht,rt; Gle
at'ltmattfrt uuo stHastiiisH qtyaet Gus ttr brifs
Etn arbtn qs!omWeH uH6 btrtt Ium teforttasu
ettrout GiHiat lthtt iYahgs qf,rbt. tp,ltt BON
uHisfsH 1qsHieH btnuEt nurttH, unb etHise Gius
ten ,ptlte leli bsm @n'au b,ritlbsu Nhgsu s.s
noritH hebsr: 'erner irQsTssiut GHIabl paetH uue
8,inrre. stnfnas uHb eopp,it,. lest, pne ihtpste
RENE 'alfdtr Grriit ssriarqi unb bsReh, iresHss
ere gear.Cf',rtt fpire bsraeFttiqi. 5stItaitn Ia
Nhtldotipbn qttsbuvo Uuo Glte,loue. Waa
itrett nit b'u 0tfh5fttfabrsr in uri,rem stafs,
sl2 On 9sari strcss TtuuisseHis eetuto'.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24
Espfts an Noufrdftprtu.
office ber Gourtn- n-s cmmtfrdre
Rpn 6 ON tor Enuntn

Lfffcs Der n nrs m m drs
soH 3 anil ton Gountg,
Cincinnati SbiD, oeH II. mara i $40
B.rf fieselte Antgebote neroer snt.
pegengenrmmen in oer Office beg godrb uf
9oitntp Gommifiioners big S5rettag ben IS
MpriI 1910. nm u ubr U0tttaes, fir Die nod
ftebenebe gonutGs2lrbeIt:
@euIdB ben Spe8iffationeH 90 19- sSfrr cine
@pnaete Bride an unn feiofirltrIc BON
a3eft Gbefter Rono. iil6Iih bon Gre5o rtnfQe,
GncaWpre IofpHibiD.
Gts arbett bat 81 esf3ebsH in usberesnftu.
MunQ mil ben Bidnen uHo gpesifffutionsn
ipelde lest IN Der Office beS 9oarb VI Gountn
Gomrftfiioners anfItegsu.
aae Gnesbote rniffen nu' sormui 1rsu ausae.
frrgf ietu fuel1s in Der Office YES 83oarb Of
aouRtu 2omntffl0ners su haben tns uub 30.
eIefiet tetn bon einem Bonb I'm Betraae bon
taHfbunbert (s500.o0) Dollars. init spet auter
unb eeHiiesrbeH gflraen aIgSit erbeif oafir bas
beg Gieter ben aontrfdt einaebs q niro snr aus.
faEane Der arbett. I'm Sale osrfeIbe ibm sns
Hse Gountn Gomnuiiscuers bsboIien iin has
serperftn
Icmmtffiensrf
ssstt. ss.n ss:cs.3.issass!s.ss., s!.s., sssf'sn'.
5.2As4f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24
Rstta an aitutruffsre~.
smm tfftpners Dtttce,
3 mi tItpu Gpnntn. 7bts

@tnttnnett Ghio, 8. RGrg 1910.
ssrtte9sits uaebote rperben snt.
eeeenoenoMneH m fIer Office beS BoGrb o,
1ountp GommiHsouers big Gr.itag. bsp l.
4ptIl 1910, Em IL lLbr Witaqs, fir pie Hatfts
neEoe goaHtpz Qrbstt:
Serat ben Gps3tft tutionsu 4o. 992-7fttr bic gers
bthernua sLnts i1t les ppn laplor's Grcef Rode.
naes Gan eesrman'E 9last, in Miam 5oUnibp
Gle Arhett bat al gefheben IN ueaere1nftIms
mung utt ben VIdneu uno Spe5tfi,r1tcnxu,
Gommti toffers AufIieaeu
we AngebofR miiii.n duf JormuIureu dRsess
Mrftet tetn, 10 tlhe in Der Office oeS BOaxb Of
Gount. Gomr hTFioners su taben |trb, ur.5 b.
giefet leuI yr etrsm goHb in Der sumuus bon
stniGntenD s1o00.00) Dollars nit 8rpei suteu
snn gena9e Hoen 8nrgeH. bGs ber gtetpr ben
agnrdff en- Geber tptr6 aur 2Iusf1bruua Der ar'
Wli, I'M J die berfeIbe ibm 5uerfQnnt iptrb.
9ie 2o'Htp GomrtftonerS hebGItPn Nh bee
Henf Dee. trseubetH ober ale anae5ot. ou
I'm gAftrngs bes Boorb ber Gorrts Com.
EltItonfEs non Samiltan gountn Gbto.
StcrIen StrutIs, 1rditbsnt.
1nFt: Gr<b. TrttbS. GIHt.
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Epfts an NprtroftDrer.
ON mtfftoners 0fTtce
pa VI ton &ouHtu, 0bip.

n II a IT, Gbto 3. Wlarj 1910
SerfteseIts gebote tperben et,t.
seaengeHoHu,sn in oer Office bes Bparb Of
ephnIp SommtltoHers bis sun1 fJreitaa
Den aSrtl 1910, um Y ubr WittaeA fGr BE
adtfsbsnee G0uutpsarba.:
9tmaB ben SpeJttttatpHeu go. a65-,Sfir bic Ger.
oeNeruHg BON eiqbtseH Wle Roob ndSe ber Reds
Stna bon o. @. Radcliffe in Sarriion unO Gtosb0
Die Grbett bat al aefteben in 1iebeesrnItin.
mung mt ben Qldneu uub gpestftfatiouen
4ommiiiioners oufIieaeu
ale @4eebote muiien nif SsUmuInreu ousae.
IerIeI IGN pelne in Der SfFce beg gonrb on
Sonntn SoHrttffioHers gu hd5en ftro unh Be.
eieuef lem bon etneut Roup in Der So6e BON
stnfruteno l$1 1,000.o0) Toaers NIT 5fpei an.
zen aIo serteeroeH gfreen aIs Gt6gbett bus
ppeeI peI Sleter oc- 8UTtruit enGehen rrirb sur aus.
la9riins Der Grbeit, i'm Sale berfeIbe ibr su.
GfaIIIr miro "T o.
lie gouutn gorrifTi orers bebnIten Hb bcs
bernerfen %
Sn1 gnftraas bes goGrb Of 9auiItpn gounta
&oMinifioners. T
.~ StarIsb gtrubIe, @rdroent
sle1' STeb. q 3rs4bs. GIsrf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24
Su uermtttben.

Gorrh lie. 8rvst'todlqes Rafiisinbans rou
: 3imMerH, @Gb. oelspuieTs peisuHg 9Gs.
Ruuse uuo GGuuorp. 32Us Bleueora Sine.,
nabe aigpH GtUabe
4.8immpr gottaqe 30 1922 qpeuit
Eoeuue, College Stq sl400; qrober DOT
@ihnerbou5. gGone mia!n 40. S6litnei
rebeUaT. 23-2-f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24

grt3buus bou c 8jmmstn atttt, @aesiimmsT
beibes uuo fGltes g9afer cementirier aeuer /;
eirQericnici fur eiue cher sfpet iSauilten. Eot
3GgIlJ0 Tub 5h0ut sage aHb erpstr SarttH.
Rae,ufreqtn 2426 9RcIRid,n gbsnu,
2 net neue m pherrc 5s3intrer Rrt6buu'
fer uabC bem GnhpuTliie Der 8obH Str. SGr'
lIuie; Got IS ls3xl50. 8boTe q. 1923.
Reues Snu s bon 3 StrmcrH nit allen Be-
oucmIiffctien RahBufrdgen go. l3 5rn
ctr, Gopiupt0H. Stg Wiua nctnle ete gfein
cfr. Gar 242e n, 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-24

To rIac Gie gsamten nEo Wstielebet itnc
La hSS. erfudl IT'D am JcHneTftna. ben
"a. Wsirs 1910, AsgHos Z .s5 nhr in Der Ierss
3aa 81 periammelu al nntRreEl perfiorbeneH
Brnefr peurn U. ESpp IN einst ESobnnTiG. 9o.
1911 BGpHiler Sirass, bic Iepie 0bre sH er'
meIfen
=. g Ghrihopber. Gs9rdf,
2puts Br0ey mann, Gesr. IL
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OelD 5 perleiben z galsn slsssH a aT' sssss ssssas
eieenttum In Gincinacti nRb Soysfdeten uno nnf
bem Ganoe In Crio, Nnotoua nnc aenfa1p. ~
Der nieoriqf.er. DinsEnien. Dtctcr Mn. otsiwio.
bsn1, t6z2 ninn grats. Gtnetnuett, Cess. -
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NoIlCE is hereby given that the u IN ndersigned
has uhls day been duly appointed and qua
lfIed by the Probate Court OF Hamilton Coun-
", Ohios as executrix Of the estate OF John
lLaller. deceased.
Dated Cincinnati, March sth, 1910.
. JENNIE NJ. HALLER
HENRY BAER, Attorney-at-Law. Hubert
Block, s. Z. Cor. 9Th and Vine lD1-24
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ALL aDaALERs SELL tn
vCSH0IR1EH 8Ros.. 1sAs
yerfangt: Oientf-ger(onaf.
g2 d en- ober efne ,yrau rniliIeren aissrs;
Hub Sdusdrhett Eub C.Tfa6ee Acden periier
ben; tetH s9aiGeH: quleT Robn. 81 nprefiis
zen n'l AeIetsnsea: .. zS., Solieblaii 81
@uter gadet. ao 1900 aaes su. II
R a 6tnsu. aRabden, um auseniofcsn
81 uaden uno guie SaHbmab1en On Ao6eH.
l4iA Blum Ctr, Gee gaaHolla.
Ul db nen fir nuecmgtne cdsarbeti: ietn
Ho1en: outer SstntecE. 10 al y. Sfr
Gutes Seufl6es gaaoten fix aaaenarbet,.
2630 8trs Ctr.
g r fir 5armar5au 25l R0beut Cir.
Ieuifnes Mdbne fGT GIaemeiHe edliss
atbeii outer so9n; i!eiRe 5aIatlie. 30. All
AtHber @en tIg ffpei Sinner. s4s5
eatoeo abe, aooHeac
91Saeu fur aIpemriue &masdsbei. g4oJ
%aTnei aoe.. anoHoG.s
aabts 8asIer as eg6cu: brflanotas dir
bei. s1o. ols oeS8N' aoenne. 3anion, ap
saics agdSaea laE stu1sumbesi. e2G atrs
Strahe.
gabhcu fir aGesrcne eausorbesi, NIT
oeef obHt Aaf6en. 5!at z. 3is 5odbals
got., aooubuie.
@ufes oeu.fnes Wqdetcu eas focteu fam
laE ileiue bqMtlie. : NctHeiGHo @ebaabe,
Aeaetne anao aeoUcG'.
aodfu. seutfae: fisirc yamtlie. tsiu sBnf1en
oosy Siaeln. OBJ Eofodie aee.. apenoais
Gxau fir oausarbeii 1ao s8afneu. 1895 10,
can Cir. 2. Siof
9db6er fir aaasre,uc ecuearbeit: putrr
Eoph I.I2 S1tlneo zoe, III Ss-llilst ells.
Eafafrag FIX gsaaeu aHS saylH. 2222
Goth ctr.
Suies W'dboen tn giuer 5aEriIte bon 8 er.
lpdd'eHeu. eHies Scifa an bic rthltge AeTs
toH' s23 a!5cHe ane., sisousaie.
Rdb6eu fur aaaeneins SanBarbai: fetn
gsdineH. 1881 -.osruanu Gpe., Gi, gSalIIEi
5igs.
eutes Mabacn; ieins sonHiaasarDsit
SIG @iGiH Sir
Ide6eu fir agaeneine Sauscrbsa; gutter
eobn 24Ss 9naeitbe &oe., gaaIHli oils.
mdhSeu fin auaemeins sausGr1eit. 23O
B Bafatran NIT gmsfsblInssu. es4 Burton
Anf., Abpnhdie
Grau ruinlsreu atsrs als eausbdstsriu Gu,
oem Tanhe ,SarE'.e Bon 4erioBn; Guifs
Depnnairs. s.Iabaen s2e euiatns
Geutf6es mlleben cher etne yrcu fGr
ieitsie Sausar5e.i 40 eetis CIR.
@utrs aRnbden 'lr auaemeiue Sousarbei:.
9crensiiaece Htnsgo!o uno 9ouns Eir,, aRt.
NHVn1h
"a, eir. u auiagt Gaa. 'Ss'ns sins ''1H'''s'" go
mdbnsn fir auaemstn. sausGrbeti. es3
sboifon asfa aboronie
etstumanrer aansufrasen 9reeubaI.
mSabneu fir alQeurine eansar5 5eti. etue.
rre's. 1927 9ai1 Ctr.
mdoheH fir 1ausarbei; 260i goIera'a
mab6tn fir eaasnrbeli: fein gsafdsn oser
@naslH' Hi's 81 @auft ftiafeH. 30 5irolas
eutss wdDden 'ar alaemfire oausar5sit
gein arten sliey gctH. 220s S1.isen aeenns
gldIuuf 6ins
| T7 afm mtneusaB 90 eu um an gSGsn q,
erbeiten. Ti2 Citation Ctr
gufbsTmnn. io18 SamiiiOn aps
e dnetber. erf1hreuer Der bGS &laegH Der.
fiehf. 2fTs gtrtrnI ahe
5teTen-@efu6e.
Y der. gutter iutf SieIIe aIs erfts nber sfpes,
ie 8aue. iel7 yiaore Ctr, z. Sfod.
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Jer(6ieoenes.

Gu nttbriaFea Rrtiisu.
@srsiHisi ipirD EsltaEbtuaHfri6 aaptieH cher
sIHt": itrnet Uirb aufrstata uHb sTiHiiua'
seieret. SHtsriog GitaHtua &C., q. l6g3sV
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The civil authorities of Juarez. when appealed to shook their heads and sadly pointed to the eighteen days proviso. Then Governor Creel was appealed to by telegram Silence for two days in the direction of Chi huahua.
 The civil judge, however. offered a suggestion-he would go as far as he could; he would marry them up 10 the point where the governors con sent became necessary. Patterson ruminated and decided that it was better to be half married than not at all. and 1t was so arranged
 Patterson and Miss Berry. the obliging landlord. a professor from tine college and other volunteers repaired into the presence of the court and the ceremony proceeded smoothly up to the place where the governor figured in the proceedings and there it baked. still no telegrams from Creel More messages were sent to Chi huahua, and the governor yielded and wired his consent for the ceremonies to proceed Then the entire party once more faced the civil judge and the last installment of the wedding vas delivered.
 Mir and Mrs. Patterson came acros to Fl Paso Saturday night and i'm mediately departed for their home fl Oklahoma He would not state wh, the marriage was not celebrated in thu ! United States.
 Paterson is a civilized Choctaw In
 dian and is said to be a large lam
 owner He was well supplied wit
 money which was fortunate, as get
 ting married in Mexico is an exper
 sive proposition. The bride. who
 about half her Husbands age an
 pretty. did not allow the swain
 waver for a moment in his determin'
 tion to become a benedict.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-12
FULL BLOOD CHOCTAW HAS
 ARIZONA WOMAN AS WIFE

PHOENIX. March 11-Walter Pat terson. Choctaw Indian. wealthy and middle aged. brought a blushing bride across the Ria Grande to Fl Paso last Saturday night from Mexico-ano thereby hangs tale which has sev- eral elements of mystery about it.
 Patterson and Miss Mollie Berry, the former giving his residence as Ryan. Okla, and the latter as St Johns, Ariz. spent about two weeks in Mexico in a strenuous effort to be tended into one. with the result that cupid finally outwited even the CT ratio marriage laws of that country. Patterson appears to have chased the phantom of connubial bliss with as much persistency as his ancestors chased the wild buffalo of the plains
 For some unexplained reason the pair were unable or did not desire to sign up the marriage contract on American soil. so they went to E Paso two weeks ago and proceeded to Chihuahua. There they applied for a civil ceremony, but were informed that the affair would have to be ad vertised for eighteen days in advance | Tn addition 1t was found necessary C secure the endorsement of the gover nor of Oklahoma. The capital of Okla homa was bombarded with telegram' and that detail arranged.
 For some reason the couple de eided not 10 wait in Chihuahua unti the expiration of the eighteen days going to Juarez instead The Hote | Porflrio Diaz has a wide reputation as a matrimonial bureau, and hithe they went and poured their woes int the ears of NI F. Peters, the manager Peters arose to the occasion an l agreed to aid and abet Patterson i
 his laudab1e ambition to becom married.