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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-02
RSpiss WelSusarfte.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
LACE CURTAINS.

Nottingham, Irish Point Clunes, Point De Paris,
Point De Luxembourg Marie Antolnettes, Battenbergs,
and all kinds of different designs in white ivory,
Arabian champagne and colors at enormously low
figures.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04
Center Tables.

Center Tables.
No 70, Regular price, $25; Sale price .......s s5
No II, Regular price, $3.50; Sale price 40
No. III, Regular price, so; Sale price S255
We show seventy five styles of center tables and will
give big reduction throughout the entire line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-23
CITY NEWS.

Meet me at Dodges.
Fly nets new line. Sherwood's.
Hear the globe trotter at Dodges
tonight.
Fresh catfish at Joe Hauberts,
7o9 Main. Both phones.
Bucks starch saves work Just
what you want this warm weather.
Constable Reichman is unable to
be at his office on account OF rheuma-
tism.
The Colton's, in a lively up-to-the-
minute act, something doing at the
big Air Dome tonight.
The Knights of Columbus and
their families of Fort Madison will
come to Nauvoo on the steamer OF
tumwa Belle Sunday to enjoy an out
ing with members of the order. In
the afternoon there will be speaking
and amusements in the city park.
The Cox Family Quintette, five
people In the comedy playlet "The
italian Music Master introducing
songs, comedy, dancing and music. A
great act. See them tonight at Keo-
kuk's big Air Dome
Jas. A. Hfrst has recently return
ed from a business visit to New York
City. Chicago and other points. Mr..
Hirst stands eleventh in the list OF
insurance men working for the New
York Life, in the country which
speaks well for his ability. While he
was away he visited at Coney Island
too, a ride in thirty-three thousand
dollar auto with other friends and had
most enjoyable trip while attending
the conference of insurance men.
-Galesburg Republican, Register:
Rumor is rife In railroad circles to-
day that General Superintendent judi
son OF this city and Assistant Gen
eral Manager Bracken OF Chicago are
today making an inspection trip over
the lines of the T., P. & w. railway,
which the Burlington is credited with
recently having purchased. The visit
at this time is regarded with interest
as to its possible bearing on the
future of the road and OF its admin,
istration, ii the published reports of
the purchase are true. If the control
has been taken over by the Burling-
ton 1t is possible that shake up in
the officials may occur and some other
changes and improvements made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-23
CITY NEWS.
Let's 90 to Dodges

Let's go to Dodges.
The popular place, the Air Dome.
-Ewers' Grand Leader. best sc cigar.
Big line fly nets at low prices at
Sherwood's.
Refined vaudeville, 8 big acts,
Keokuk's big Air Dome, entire change
tonight.
The Burlington route started out
the weed burner yesterday morning.
The hot weather has caused the weeds
to reach such height that the rignl
of way on all lines was being grown
over. The burner started yesterday
on the Quincy branch and will be out
two weeks and will cover all the
branches out of that city. 1t is likely
that when the gang returns there will
be another crop to burn off and the
process will be repeated. The rail.
road has solved the problem of doing
away with the weeds by means of an
oil burner. This machine resembles
an oil tank with the exception that
there are burners under the tank. This
throws a fame of burning oil over the
tracks and several feet to the side,
which sizzles down all forms of veg
citation So hot Is the fire that the
ties often take fire and fire exiting,
uishing apparatus follows up the burn.
er.
The very agreeable announcement
is made that the Cotton Blossom float
ing theatre will be seen at foot of Main
street on Tuesday night, June %. Few,
il any, of the boat shows give as much
universal satisfaction as THE Cotton
Blossom" It's genuine delight from
all points of view, combining the most
charming outside appearance with its
I beautiful classic front, with a high
class drama, troupe of first-class ar.
! lists, a great silver-toned concert band
| and tie wonderful calliope playing oil
| Professor MARITIME. Special attention
has been given this season to the pro
duction of the play THE Human
Slave" fonr-act drama, the piece
contains just enough melo-drama fea
lures to cause it to reach the depth
of feeling and human appeal, ant
enough clean, wholesome comedy t,
keep the audience In the best of lu
NOR. Each and every act is stage,
| with special scenery and electrical ell
fects, and "a high-class refined vaude
vile program Is given between tn
acts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-23
CITY NEWS.

First in War, First in Peace.
First in the Hearts of the Picture
Fans Dodges.
-Enoch Arden with Strauss must
cal setting, by Miss yogel tonight at
the Unitarian church.
--latest in motion pictures and 3
big vaudeville acts, an entire change
of program at Keokuk's big Air Dome
tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-23
CITY NEWS.

20, You Dodges.
See Sherwood for fly nets.
Meet friends at Big Air Dome.
Saves labor What? Buck starch.
Smoke Moeiler's Silver Ash cigar
A trip to Brazil at Dodges to-
night.
"A guaranteed high class reading
tonight at the Unitarian church.
n. j. Hamilton, the Premier ban
joist, at Keokuk's big Air Dome, to-
night
Hear the beautiful, pathetic,
dramatic story of Enoch Arden to-
night at the Unitarian church.
Entire change program tonight
Three big vaudeville acts, good or
chestra and latest motion pictures at
Keokuk's big Air Dome.
Regular meeting of Knights and
Ladies OF Security, Keokuk Council
No. 1899 at A. o. q. w. hall at 8
o'clock. Meet the first and third
Monday OF each month.
Miss Aura Hopkinson, general
secretary Of the Laymen's Federation,
will be out OF the city from Friday
until Monday. She will attend the
Burlington district Epworth league
convention at Fairfield.
Mt. Pleasant News: President e.
A. Schell, of Iowa Wesleyan, received
in his mail this morning the largest
gift which has ever been made to
Iowa Wesleyan university. 1t was a
draft on the Hanover National bank
OF New York for $4,000. signed by
Mr.. R. a. Franks, cashier, and was
from Mr.. Andrew Carnegie in fulfill.
ment of his condition offer to the
college endowment fund.
The sun., 1910-02-15
10000 MEN TO STRIKE.
various Unions Vote TO Co Out IN SYM
pathy win steamntters.

IL was announced last night at the
Building Trades Conference at Arlington
Hall. st. Marks place. and attended by
the leaders OF all the building trades
in the city. that 10, 900 workmen had voted
TO strike in sympathy with the striking
steamfitters.
Among those voting for a sympathetic
strike were 5000 painters. 5000 cement
masons and laborers. $500 sheet metal
workers and 500 mosaic workers and
helpers.
About six thousand metal workers met
last night to consider the adyisability
Of joining the strike II will be made
known to-day IL they are to take part in
the strike II 10 believed that they will
quit work.
Less than half OF the unions have voted
thus far. Sixty thousand men are still
to vote. Several OF the unions will 20
on a strike to-day and il is understood that
more are TO join in the movement within
few days.
The State board Of arbitration and
mediation sent a delegation Ito confer
with the strikers yesterday.
The Enterprise Association Of Steam
Hot Water. Hydra ulic Sprinkler Pneu-
matic Sprinkler. Pneumatic Tube, Ice
Machine and General Pipe Filters and
Thomas kearney and Joseph Clews. two
members as individuals. obtained tenn
porary Injunction from Supreme Court
Justice Gerard yesterday restraining the
Building Trades Employers Association
and individual members from forbidding
the employers to request any one not TO
employ members Of the union or from
interfering with their work by means OF
fines. threats or penalties
Clarence }. Shearn, counsel FOR the
union. said that the Injunction had been
obtained as a result OF the boycott against
the union by the Building Trades En-
ployers because they asked more pay
He said that John Kennedy a Sons. who
pital in Brooklyn. had written 70 E. Born.
an independent contractor working on the
job, notifying him N discha rye any mem
bers OF the union in his employ He said
that 80 long as the United States Supreme
Court had held that boycotting by a union
was illegal he intended to see il the rule
didn't work the other way to prevent a
boycott by the employers
The sun., 1910-02-15
THINK EARLY A LEPER STILL
FINAL REPORT or COMMITTEE
Anglers DIR. BULkLEI.

The Poor Man Already Damned by Your
Publicity" He Tells the Medical
.Burisprudence SOciety-An Hour Or
Dsspyte TO End the Controversy.
The committee Of three doctors and two
lawyers appointed by the Society OF
Medical Jurisprudence last December to
investigate the case OF John r, Early.
the alleged leper. made a further repUrt
at meeting OF the society held last night
at the Academy OF Medicine in West
Forty third street which confirmed the
committees first report pronouncing
Early a probable leper.
The former report OF the committee
was made on January 10, but was not
accepted by the society because OF an
appeal made by DR.. J.. Duncan Bulkley,
who has all along insisted that Early
is not suffering from leprosy. The oom-
mittee was instructed to receive whatever
proofs the protesting physician might
oefer and to investigate further. .t
Theodore Sutro, chairman OF the COM
nittee. simgly said in announcing the
last meeting has not caused the commit
tee to chan &c its previous conclusions.
Dr. Reynold W. Wilcox. secretary OF
tn 9 committee. read several letters writ
ten TO the committee by DR.. Bulkley' and
~
which Early's defenders asked to be al
lowed to examine the portions Of Earlys
skin used in microscopic tests and also
asked that DIR. Buckley be permitted to
look over at his own office the reports
and .pap~rs that the committee was ex-
amning. This was refused.
The com.nittee invited DR.. Buckley to
attend q meeting held at DR.. L. W. Die
trich's house on Febr uary 4 and there
present his proofs that the former soldier
wse not a lePer The physician did
to present evidence and arraigned the
committee for Partially. according to
DR.. Wilcox.
Then DIR. Buckley, who had been sialing
on the front row next to Early, arose and
attacked the findings OF the committee.
declaring that Early at the time they
examined him on January "a had no
lin ical evidence OF an@sthetic leprosy.
The report was signed by Drs. B. Sachs.
Graeme NJ. Hammond, George W. Jacoby.
William Leszynsky and Frederick Peter
son;
When Dr. Buckley said that an army
surgeon had pronounced him free OF the
disease Early jumped up and. facing the
audience, cried out: Free, my friends.
and a sound man too"
At the close OF DR.. Bulkiey's protest
every physician in the room was on his
feet deTna ndng the floor. The dispute
which followed lasted for more than an
hour. Finally Lawyer Charles NJ. De
Mond moved that the report be received
and the matter dropped without any
judgment upon Early's case being ex-
pressed by the society as a whole.
DR.. Buckley ran up TO the speakers
desk and pounded upon IL with his fist
Il protest" he yelled your commit
tee has slroady damned this poor man
with tho publicity that has been given
to its reports"
But the motion was passed.