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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-02-18
Natural Mistakes.

Natural Mistakes.
Ethel calling on her friend)-I
didn't know you were one of those ath-
letic girls.
Madge-What do you mean, dear?
E.-Look at those foils over your
bureau.
M-Foils! Why, those are my hat
pins.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-02-18

nATEuT YOUR IDEAS. They may bring yoy
HAIENI wealth. 6-page Book Free Est. 1sS0
Fitzgerald Co.. Pat.Attys. BOX X. Washngton.D.Q
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-02-18

w. N. u, Minneapolis, No. s-191a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25
GrnnOeiaeHtbums Sppotl)elen.
Ginctnnati, "A. 5ebr.

tnct n n I I, a. lSebr.
Reue 6ppptbefen.
anna a. qrits an SEQ. s. Nlod
| $4,000.
80. 8. gliler an c5riib 9. II. g. 50.
$4,000.
starl arauis an qm. Ghriit. min
Soc., $4,000
DeritIbt an 2. 81. Goppcr, 5000.
Inna aR. mcgrio: Oil a. g. Conn.
isnb, 1925
7. e. albrtft an SpulbTice 6. IL
g. SO. $285O.
ei83ie eyabsr on Rslo Foundation
3. II. y. 6p., $1,000.
snna y. eIreen dn &1bce gdrt q. Il.
e. 60, $500.
9tnna y. e,retn OIL !. gDdro e. Il.
&. II. 60. $1,000.
Geo. VI. Goron en- Southtrn Ohio
z. II :. 60, $1,000.
fSeo. gcomb ok QIsaiant Hibpe ..
H. 8. 60, $500.
Wlarp anberion on llnion g. 9. Il.
2. 60, $i1O0.
Ssrar Goot an Soutbsrn Shio e.
Ii. z. 60, $1,000.
2ouis s5uuiet an Baltimore Wos.
E. II. 3. 60, $500.
Getilgte 9hpotbettn.
ReIie 6. gneg an 10. Darb 3. q.
60, $500.
Anna St. grits On SEQ 6. Mad,
5000
Geparo $. WliGsr an Wlarp ne
Inoreps, $l1O0.
anra 6. SenisI on prite 6ia Glscs
tric 8. IL e. gt.. $500.
2slithe 6. gllbred1t an SouthTbs &.
Ii. 9. 60. $1,000.
Si35s @rabsr an 0sp 5ouHoatior
g. II. y. &c.. $500.
4nna . 6reen al glt. 2ootout 9.
II. y. 60, $500.
". @reen on spos gart g. Il. 9.
Co., $250o.
glHna 3. 9rten on cto., $1,000.
Mm. ). Simpion on ". e. GIipsr.
$3.50.
&nna Wegribe CT Wm. WcQr:bur,
5000.
Dm. W. 2lribur an MabiIon ..
q. go. 2, $13T5
2(Isr. Gsuttr on Sibnsn Qpe. 9. Il.
z. Co., $500.
]. 6. Grimes on Guit 9Ditho. 3.
U. 60, $1,000.
9erisIbs on Sohu Wl. DdIib, 800.
Roia AusB on eagle y. Co.. $4,000.
Qouis Sunist on dragon y. Il. &.
60. go. 2. $500.
20. e. Sonts an Rem 8udsps 6. Il.
9. 60, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25
Sic fauaoiiden SccprDpiuSen.
e en- burg.

Die iiurmespsiiihien Mogsn oes
QiIaEtiiheu G3eaHs aattsH bic Suos
.iiFe Rsus SaottIanos pilp 3srriiIen.
Der braune5eIsItod nes appula1ii6eH
Gebirges iritt unmi,tslbar aH oas 9es
itooe hsran, freiIia nidt in ifousn
aIiifisn unb jdbsn 4bftiir5sn. fpie sts
pu oas adltseItsin Der sSHisI 8lgen.
Dsnn Der 5sIsbooen lift bier ibon6o6s
lamb. psHen 5bdlsr unb glisberuu9tH
untsr bem WletrssipieesI liegeH; aleihs
fam ME Elm i.einernes lad Iagsrt iId,
ous sSeItIono in ihrdger GbfIahung
auf oem 8tbirge Der 2itfe. llno pR
Die Tdher in e,ebirgsoDrfern nit
Stsintn bslsgt !rerbsn, nm iis asgsR
Die Wutb Der Stiirme su idibsn, 10
lit aud bieiss gergoan nit 5eIsiiiis
den iiteridt aIs lei ss gegsn bic Wutb
Der W.tresitiirme bsTeiti1t poroen.
Die IeIien iinb balo 10 Helm, bab fie
nur ben DUB bss Wanbtrsrs itoren.
baIo 10 grob. bub iie ME DdIs 3us
fammsnirtten uno Die 9elpdNer ots
BaIbes su SEEN ouiitausu; INNER
aber persiteIn lie ben 9eriuh besUlens
ichsn, htn 9ooeu BEN pfluge 81 uns
.ertpprFen. M1brenb in ibreu WiIos
niiien MIR Der sSdger uHo Der Soljs
fGlIer hauIen. lit Der iturm5rr:fene
Strdno ielber nett beIe5tsr; bier tIebt
eiu 1iiheroorffsn neben benz anpsrn
spiihen ben bruunen 5elien. nur Dem
Msere Sulspanoi, aus osm lie ibrs
Rabrung holsn uHo bas bis DOR turs
sem aud ibren einBiaeR 9ertebrsipsg
nit Der guBeuirsEt biInste. 6suts
Iduft isooh cine Balm ouf pielgeDuns
bener Spur Die Rifle sn.l6na uHb err
moeIiht BEN AeiIsnbeu einen leihten
3nsnng su oielsn tpeI!aboeifisoensn
90rferR. Sd bate nod einen beipns
bern Grunp. bic 5ahrt 3u mafen.
bsnn stnes Der Torfer fiihrt ben Ras
menQiinenburg unb III bic 6lteite Deuis
ihe 2nliseIung onf tnnaoiihenI Sos
Den.
Ter Sssan mar henie in gutter 2ans
ne unb itrsdts glsidium Ruf gum
IS5er3. isine un5dbiiaen 9rme in bas
ionnenbelsuntets aaaO binein. als
molten tie iih babeuo nit osm WaHsr
trdRttn, eIittsn I5mals 9rasaiisel ieiz
nem Gpisgel enisesen, fhmal uno ooh
Of. nod brett asHug, baB ein 5Gus6en
auf linen glab bate uno Elm Gbaars
| ten fih neben ibm Iagsrn tonnie.
WanhioI itanb aud qgeibepieb aaf
BEN ihrdgen eriineH 9dnsen anb cine
Rub ;.dbm fogar. nit alien 8ieren I'm
Sespofier isehsnb. ala Wiorgensrfris
Ifuno Elm rid)tiges 9ab. Gin uHb rpies
Der ipeisets iich ein Wseresarm 81 elmer
gr0beren 9udi; bann trurbeG cu6
bic GrasbiiaeI breittr. unb ein T5rFs
| den fprang ouf iaHen niif. bds nit
| tobem sfirhthnm Der qonbfnnft Elm
| ibpnifnes g<prGge gnb. Die 6iiofI
iiisgsn befpnbsrs tisf ins felfiae nins
| tsstaHA. NH GetzdbefIDsr tnu6tfa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25

sd bin bsitobIen ouf sine
ni6tspiirbi9e, empDrenbs Weife beTtph.
len, betrogsn uno beraubt pproen, irie
man es nod ME Semanbem 70 ihGrb-
lid ansetban bat," rief bic Ml1iorin
aug.
0ds Stdunen Der Ddmen, ilre
Sfredensrufe unb nsuaicri9eu 5rdQsn
ipuroen unterbroten. Nub ron Der
Gisbahn herein itronlte isBi cine
Sd)aor bon 6errsn uno Ddnsn, inter
oeneu iih bic gieuigteit bsreits pers
breitet bate unb lpeIhe Die mtaioria
gIclnfaIls NIT Den ,9sid)tn ihrts Stdu=
mems NM ihrsr Grrt1ibejt ii6erifiitiss
ter.
uSit ss n6otit, o5cra1la Elm 10 aufs
T1lltqer Disbitahi3 llHQlaublid1! llns
begrsiflih. Was 1T s,5ner qtiioAita?
Wie III es atldeben2 Grsd1isn .Sie.".
tonte es bon olIsu <Ssjtsu. n.SSit es
lpabr. oab Der 9ie5i;ahl 9.bnlidtsit
init ben friihsren hat! Siuo .sins
Spursn pa, eis 5u ciusr 9eroa6t fiji.
reu2"
rSpuren, ashulittsit mil fr.ittren
0ie6itGhIsn.." risF bic oufgertaie 91e
me ertriiitet aus. raeins 0shniihtei!
nit elmer arosren Ebdrn.f.eit bieI:r
Irt, 10 iptit Elm utHinIitss auae
reid!. nod ME III 5smano io - 10
Hihtspiirbiq I'D mohts iaGen, 70
beIsibigsnb beitoMsu ippybsn."
rIber .piefp, tpieio2 Gr3dhlen Sis."
Sd bin hir:er9angsr lporoen
'ammt msirsm So5H, nsm Reieren0ar,
10 tsIsioi9sno, 70 p,rlsBsno fir zinc
Dame bon meinem Range, oaB ss mid
fait msbr emport o,s Der 9,rldit cer
3ipansigtaufeno Icrt. hi: man mir
esitobIsn bat! Mdn bat 'ib in msins
Qeheiniten Qnoeleatnbei!su aeordnas,
in meirs TamiIisn GehstmniTe, pcn
ben,n man in un5eQrtiiliher Weiie
3snntniB srIanet uHo lie benust bar,
mid, meinen Sohr uno meinsu Der
matter birlpsasuIoten, a!s isien lplr
tboritte Rarrenl"
r6inipsa;ulodsn2 Dobin2" fragile
sifrig Elm groBer, itlani,r. GItIifsr
Ssrr, oniheinsnb Gin Giinf3iger, bsFsn
gang tur5 geiduittc1es, bidt au!isgens
ots ibtpar5ss Suog inoeb nod tsin
SiIberf0obsr seie,e, tpie isin gdusss
ior9fdItiges asubsyc ben sIsaantsu Ga
=Rsnihtn uro aas sriiftlids ge
itrsben perristb, fia mOaIidft jung su
9sitaIteu. ~gei tcn msbrfattn ions
osrburen Gdlen bsier Dirt. Die I'ii
,Jabr uno gog bevsits su unIsren
Gbrsr estommen limb, miiFsn Sie be-
grsiisn, grdbige Svau. DAP mir aIas
Elm %n;srsiie baroa bd6su. untsrrih.st
gu iein, nm uns mo1!itit bitten gu for
nsn, tpsnn IebHIites on uns bran
tritt. ggds if etiasb.n2 Bite, s.s
SabIsn Sis."
(5prtietuHs foIst)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25
OruHSeistHtbnms llebertraaunaeH

GtntinRati, "a. 5ebr.
Ola 2. 3ouiitsr an Commercial
tribune 9uiIoiHs Co., "a bel 100 JuB
an Der Sitisite oer DaInut Strabs, IS
5ub iubIi5 bon 8. Str; jGbrItts Riss
tbs 200, nit osm slntaufsrstt fir
$26.6G6.67
&. Giut, 9rui,es, an 5rsberid6asens
fsIo, Gets AZ. 48. 80 unb Ibsil bon
Got 81 in Shuiter &: WiIion's 2. In.
tsrabtbeilung BON CoiIep, 81.
gofin9er & 5optins an Cliper q.
Scott, 9bsiI BON Got 66 in 9ofingsr
&: Soptins' untsrobibsiIuna bon Mts
Gr,spr gart. 81.
7. s. 9irbn an Sarrn W. @si6olb.
3bsil bon Cots SO uno 50 in garon
airbD's llHtsrab;beiIung, 5000.
Wdrgarst Stsinhduien on Cother
G. 5iq. Cots "a, % unn rs in grand,
GrOb &c Spuiforb's llntsrdbtbsiIung
in QIainoifIt, 81.
9bs Camp @aIbinston 8rstpinego.
an Sacob aarl Bauer, bic oon5e
gruusrsi. gsIsesn an Der Gds Der
Strdight Strabs unb Canal, S45, 900.
Satob aarl Bauer an bic aoom
grsrpiue 60, basfelbe Gigentbum. 81.
9be 2lnpunre q. u. 6. So. an Char.
Ies 6 fispatrit. aoi IL in gIot 8
in Samss 80. Siblsb's 2. llntsrabibsi.
lung bon Terrace Part, $3.50.
6oloen 9apis Il. q. an 2nnu Gin
ton 9oft. "a 5ub an Der Horbieits Der
4. StraBs. LA SUB bon pits StruBs,
$4,000.
Cha .. Wlsa6am an aarl &rdug.
SbeiI bon Cots A unb 8 in 3. 8. Glems
mer's llntsrubtbeiluns, $4730.
Rcd1el 9rubbs II. u. an GbarIss u.
9rubbs II. u, 1S.49 acres 2ano IN
Sstt. 6, Wbitsgpater Up. $4,000.
Chapman 6. 4rner On phillip 6eil,
Got 33 in 5. unb g. 4rmiirons's In.
terabtbsiiine, 81.
gbillip 5sil an Mnrtin 3. StriGsr.
oiefslbe Got, 81.
9orotbeu 9ob an 6arrn 2outtrbad
Got 4 uno 9beil bon Got 5 in O!snE
9rope unterabtbsiluns, 81.
Sulio SO. 4nbedon an ssohn So
9ainss, Got 10 in M. g. slnberlon'a
llntsrabtbeilung in abbpiton, 81.
Selena mnlbdpfsl an YauIenc
Dolbapfsl. 4.95 4eres 2anb in Gel
tion z in Gresn gp., 81.
6. u. Center an Ghas Senler, fen.
% SUB an 5birb NDe, ST. etc.
SuIonnab Dumboder an gl. G.
Braun, Get 8 unb } bon Got 8 ir
5urtep gottomllnternbtbeilung 81 etc
Saflsp Yart 60. an ghos. 3. mbis.
Ter. Cots 293. 294 unb 295 in Gatlst
gdrt, $3.50.
geft CTR. .. 4.Qo. ] an Mart
Mbits, 25 Gub an Drills ane.. 81 etc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25
Ger Srcis siuiacr 3adliamfcit

lit Die SSreibeit; oud bel aronfhei.
ten. @enn 2<br 3. g. Don Gppetit,
Ioiigteit, aopiihmer3en, llebelteit,
iairem 4uiitoBen. 9rehluit, Sdpin.
OelaufaQen, Ser3fIopien, ltuoeroou.
Iifteit, 8eritopfung, 8eI6iudt ooer
anoeren 3eiden BON Wagcn. lno 2es
berIeioen beimgeiud)t meroet, 70 ieio
auf Gurer 6ut, oaB 2Sbr Die SSreibeit
Son aranfbeiteu oie @aiunobeit
nidt 6auern0 perliert. 8ebraudlt
IN ioIhen sSGQen ole unnergleidli.
den Ct. Bernard ardllterpiaen, cine
MIR aus Gflan3enitoifen 8ubereitete
Spe8ialar3rei fir oerQrtige 3uitdn0e.
% Gents. 9lue glpotbefen. Sic
5reibeit lit Der 4reis eIDiger @a6.
Ianlfeit! 4.gB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25
Wscbirt IL. Q. NstoI pcfifss
uno .1oriesptrs srienbs. So.

DAT audi bic oirisaniIfs M.
ser RepubIit 2iberia burh pro!la4
mdtion Don grGTbent 9nft In bic
3abI Der .reiiibtgiinitigten RatiOn,n"
siHetitlcHen porben til, tDirtt snis
lt7iEasn berubissne. SIN Isbisn 5ubr.
baku mir bortbiH fir s73 Dacrsn
srportirt; ME itnfli9 bobtr, tudu es
oa gu sinsn 3cIltrisg. nit aiberia &c.
iemmsn.
- Die llniieb gDireltb ae!sorapb
60. plant an bsr dubrIsen Gpiss Don
Yong Jslono bi. GinriGiuna Der
sr0bstn Citation FIX nrnbtIci, ss,ss
graphic In allsr gssIt nnb ba,u boz
Itlbii Grrihiune sfpeisy 400 gsuB 30.
hsr Ibirme. iDtlfe Gntisnhnna uub
GMpinns bon funiknteIsgrcpSiTmen
MlelnunDfn cnf Gntitrnunsen Biz -
1000 1lttIsH srE,SsIi4sn fsuea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25

obeIeih piele bon Der sSugene, aus sl'
ner ipunberIihen Ginbiloune. eiE.n
gteI bopor btseugen." Die sSugenb bat
ibren 8eidmot tros Senrids Bsmis
bungsn riht esdnbert, uno Die ate
aHiitoIertoIonie bon 5aIifdr III IN
Shoiienthum unterasgdngen tros G!rs
de, Sdule, 3eitung unb adlenosr.
Seuie obsr bliibt bort cine oeutfdx
SGufmdnnstolouie, bic bic 3situna.n
uTo giGer Der 5eimatb LEFT uno ale
3iuei. orei Sabre nus 0aieri1no pieotr
oufintt, nm jsbesmdl nit Hsua.itdr.s
TEN oeutihen gerpuBiiein suriidsuts5s
ren. I'D babe in ibr cine ber3Iite
4ufnobme geiunben uno geoenfe bier
odntbar Eamsntlih Der 5errtn 6s6l.r
uno Sobreder fir bic manherlsi aufs
tIdrunosn. bic iie mir aeasben BADEN.
3u benz aauFmnnn aefellt iih als 8orz
t6mpfsr bss 9eutifthums Inn auss
lanbe beute Der Gelebrte. Man fino.t
ibn in itpsr orobsrsn amsri.antfhen
oosr eanabiiGen Stdnt, ruo sr an Sen
llniptrfitGteu obsr ben hcfsren Shulen
oie Jugeno bertraut mdtt nit beuts
ih.m Jorihunasgsiii uno otuiiHsr
8riinblihtei., uno nit ben 2etitungsn.
bic beine berporssbratt hdb,n. Se:s
Hes 4mtes ipdltti in ReusGhottlono
9rofeIIor 9obsr. Der aIs 2tbrer ssr
mobsrnsn Sprnhsn am Rings College
81 Winoior bel 5uIifar, ganGous ils
isitsr 5ohihuIs, thdiis if. Gr srs
Soblte mir, odb bic neuihotiiffe SUE
esnb nod INNER nit fonbsrbareu 0ors
ittlIuna.n iiber geutfhlGno su ibm
fame; iie peripshisle uns burhuee NIT
beH 5oL6noeru, perlunae 9utt. itd.t
8trmon, su IerneH, uno lei aud Der
Reinung. ouB Bel uns bic Geute In
6oIsIfuhen tinberjposierten. 5olj=
ffube baben bic alien 4niiebler BON
aiiHsnburg unb Salifar jobrbuHoeriss
lang eetroeen; es iIt beren Grbihuft.
NIT Der mir nod beuis beidit.t tuerosr!
Ulii etFhdftiesm 26rm raffelts msin
3us noh Der SauptitdDt Reu<Sdo..s
lambs suriid. S6on na6 penip.n
WinbunesH um bic braun.n seii.n
tpar bic gutt bon 2iinsnburs ben 4us
osH enti6ipunben, bds SbnI aus
9sutfhInnb lag binter mir, unb id,ois
tii6t 90rier unb 5iiitsn fiitItsn trsss
Der has Ihmale GslGnee Sipiifen
Walb unb Wdiier. Damn sing e.
cine 6olbinisl burhihneibeno. hinsin
in Die 8elfsnpiloniB, oersn Jsinbfhoit
fpebsr ihoitiite nod nsutide 4Hiisoler
babtn beiits,n .Ounsn. 9lIs Der Wo!o
lid, rpi,oer offneis, lag It,on bic ih0ns
8uh.. in bic Der Sufsn pon odliiar
enbst, gu unierer qin.sn. Cine sins
fame, lesre WoIierfidte heuts nod, an
persn Rdubern bi. Sssroien traumen.
9ther bic 3eii tpiro iommen. mo- nsuss
Gsb,n in oieism hofen erbliihsH spirb.
unb id bin etipib. b1nn ipsrbsn aud
bsutfd. Sdiffe an bisien lifsrn ans
fern. Dirb emit Don iiolsen Dans
piern bic ihiparssfpsiBsroibs fylaaa.
ipshtn nebtn bsm Union Tad uno BEN
Sternsnbnnner. oann fpirb bic mod
.iae Gs1enipnrt bss neuen Gsutihlonos
audi bier sur Bsltuns tommeE. uno
has Jiftxroorfhsn bert am braun,n
Jslsssftdbe nirb erfnnni lpsrben ais
hcs. mas ss In Dirtlihteii In. tn
SoplI aus unierr @srsansmRii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25
Mrs. e. Yaeger,
----sss ssrssmsss--
Na9rlagfrin 0ieies 3eilaQGs.

edsr IN br HItsfeH seti seb - aertss
NfrtsHeH. Die biir6 sis sn5niune bster s<eabs
Harea, nns ss Feat fsiH 8iuaft ess, sas
ea@ terirneae nos Terfeuen srif.ltez, bic
hIr4 eiaf aEbegorHt. ftrafs tm gfannx nns
sitits az nun nno psranssriaasu, roe fhs
hHssre trfiasHii1 N uHs bEeibt. Sfn @sE6ss
aof bic aatr eiefs Dame tefsHbers sesfaHiilaI
e.nr as Bat lbr Bic fsiiens cabs suiistsH. bas
asbtn ierrr m7itrTeri%tn nis str sufaa1 1iasss
res 1sta ssuen ,g ieisu Euashf niAt cst
M tn ttser ssssHsa @e'teers en- eesftn aosnns
ruota.. Tshni bic Gar ens gGr sffilA bs
sssfin asenHe. harm astt blsisEbs t.nsH 30
CDR bic fAoHe aeESszs rsu 5ran .. nasan
trrrnt 9os Cars II, aat liHfss eass yss
an BaEns IN e<r Same:
Mrs. ID. Yaeger, fr;ib.r SraH gediisls
ssefIn nvrrre. etnnvss. GinsiHnssi. raia
DtisfIiAs EnppartfE 3t.0o ano tnraSn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25
; Die tiir3IiA BON Wlahor @anno

= Die tlr3Itdl BON Wtabor 8dbnor
bon 9lep Yort i6res Qmtes entIeBten
itdbtH6en @6ifdser ipllen, pie Der
8iirgermeifter bshuuptst, in einem
5alle. in Medicine 4abeuerias in50he
bon $4,000 beaniprilat tpurbe, generic
Ter Meiie folhen Don $21, ,382 suers
tannt baben. Ddren $4,000 geiors
bert porben, 10 piirDen iie poransfi4ts
Iih uus Der GtaSttafe $2l3.82o Bee
luiaigt 5abeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25

SVyesfhafft Gnrer Gaut 0eme8nns mnD DtSDrs
bert ibre natlrIidben MbSpnbcrnngcn, nidbt
burd fpitfpclise thrfiidc aSer, fomSern init 6ans.
Gapntip, Sie einsige geise, tpeld,e oc 9bdtigteit
Der Tspreu ibroert obne demiidbe GintpirtunB. 0ss
stct NUT ipenia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-25

lin arnnfbeiten oii perhiiten, trinti
uur ~Magntr's Det!nirsss MGfn..
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-16
SPOKANE AID MEN ARE
AFTER NEXT CON-
VENTION

The Spokane Admen's club is go.
ing to make a determined fight to
bring the convention of the Pacific
Coast Advertising Mems association
to Spokane in 1911. To this end it
is desirable that a representative
body of advertising men from Spo-
kane attend the convention which
will be held in San Francisco in
June. To help defray the expenses
TO the delegation to the conventic.
benefit matinee will be given at
the Orpheum theater on the after
noon of May 80 1t is expected that
a handsome sum will be realized,
as Manager Mueller of the theater
announces that for that week he
will have an especially strong bill.
So if an advertising man. with a
determined look on his face. should
bear down on you suddenly and in
form you that You We're due to at
tend this matinee, you may as well
accept your fate with equanimity
and quietly shell out. -. -.
X. +. Bigelow of the Wentworth
Clothing Co. and one of the best
known advertising men of the
northwest, is president of the Pa
ellie Coast Admen's association.
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GIRL, Il, STABBED BY
A "GREEN.EYED"
man
NE SELECTED HER FROM TRIO
AND SUNK KNIFE IN HIP,
SHE DECLARES.

ST. LOUIS, May 16.-Sarah
Langwich. IA years. old, daughter
of Mrs. Eliza Langwich, reported
that she had been the victim of a
Jack the Stabber" Sunday night.
A wound three-quarters of an inch
deep and an inch and a half long
was inflicted in her right thigh.
The stabber is described as
about "a years old. 5 feet inches
tall, wearing light suit and light
sOmbrero. His most distinguishing
feature, she said, were his eyes,
which cleaned with brilliant
green light.
The girls story is that she and
her aunt, Mrs. Julia Schmidt, had
been visiting family named
Haupt. After supper, Sarah, with
Eveline Haupt, Pauline Mack and
William Adolph, went for a walk.
At Carrie avenue the "stabber,'
who was seated at the curb, jump
ed up, ran around the party and as
he passed Sarah struck her a blow
on the hip and disappeared in the
darkness.
She did not discover she was
cut until she reached the Haupt
home. The wound is not serious.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-16
FRACTIONAL FEELING DEVELOPS :
FROM GIRL WHIPPING CASE

So intense has the factional feel
ing grown in the vicinity Of Chatta-
roy, Wash, since the cruelty of the
garden hose whipping inflicted on
Mabel Crosby by c. H. Howell, prin-
cipal of the Chattaroy school, that
a new school district and a new
school is being petitioned for by
members of the faction opposing
Howell and the present board of
directors of the village school. Os-
tensibly, the new school is wanted
to accommodate children Of eligible
school age from over an area of
about five sections, in order that
they may not be compelled to cross
either the railroad or the river, but
beneath it all lies the factional
fight.
The petition, which Is soon to be
presented to the county school Of
ficials Of this city, is being circu-
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CAVEL FROM BALM
OF CILEAD TREE

10y United Press Leased Wire)
VANCOUVER, WASH, May
16.-Made from a root Of the
historic Balm Of GiIead witness
tree which was blown into the
Columbia river last year,
gavel will likely be used to call
to order the World Missionary
conference to be held in Edin-
burg, Scotland. June ID to 20.
Mayor Higgins is having the
gavel made. and will give it to
Or. S. s. SuIIiger, delegate Of
the Methodist church. He will
present it to the conference
with the compliments of the
mayor and other citizens of
Vancouver.
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| G Q N TIN u E D
r o
p a Q F. O n F.
COMMISSION EXAMPLE

the form of a boost in suburban
rates, and this jolt started things
which finally led up to what has
just happened.
To dodge the rate boost suburbs
began to annex to the city to get
five cent fare. Everything went
along smoothly until the traction
trust notified the people through
the city administration that anneXa-
lion would not bring them the low
rate.
That was less than six months
ago. That was under the old form
of municipal government That adj
ministratiop, like most political or
CARNATIONS, did nothing except go
to court.
In the meantime the people
walked or paid the boosted rate.
Then, on the third of this month,
the new administration under the
recently adopted commission form
came jim. There was a decided feel.
ing OF insurgency in Tacoma. 1t
was insurgency which brought
about the commission form and the
newly elected officials We're i'm
bued with this insurgency.
They had been in office less than
10 days when things began to hap
pen. The erstwhile arrogant trac-
ton manager began to make pill
grimages to the city hall. The fat
and sleek corporation attorney also
HE'D himself at his own request
along with the manager. They had
received an intimation that some
thing was going to happen. Nobody
seemed to know what. but every.
body knew the people had elected
officials who they expected would
do something.
At one of these meetings between
the five city commissioners and the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-16

traction magnates, after much
wrangling the insurgent mayor up
and said Five cent fares within
two days or hell will be poppin'."
That ended the meeting. Nobody,
not even the mayor himself, knew
what particular kind of hell would
likely pop. but everybody, even the
traction fellows. We're convinced
that it sure would pop. And before
the two day limit had expired after
which the 'poppin' was scheduled
to start. the traction manager and
the traction attorney wendell their
way to the city hall and surren-
dered-surrendered Internationally.
Pure, unauthorized insurgency had
won.
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lated about Chattaroy at the pres
ent time by Robert Green, a school
patron, who is opposed to those
now in power at the school in his
home community. 1t has already
been freely signed.
Mr.. Green, in the petition. reciteA
that with the present school ar.
rangement children from all but
one of of the petitioning families
are compelled to cross the railroad
tracks about the time the fast mail
trains from each way are coming,
and that by establishing the new
district on the opposite side Of the
tracks, an actual saving OF so miles
a day in walking can be saved the
children as a whole.
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with CHRISTIAN UNION, SALOONS
WOULD BE SHOWED INTO HELL'

Evangelist Scoville preached to a
crowded house at the Central Chris
tian church last night on "Ch.istian
Union" taking for his text John
17:21, That they all may be one:
as thou. father, are in me, and |
in thee, that they also may be one
in US. that the world may believe
that thou hast sent me-" The
speaker said:
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Roosevelt said that he hoped the
time would soon come when the
Protestant churches would unite so
that they could accomplish the
great work before them.
IF We had Christian union the
saloons would be showed into hell
in II hours"
Seventy-two converts were added
to the list yesterday, making 263 in
nine DAYS.
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and meeting of the citizens will
be held tonight at s o'clock in the
chamber of commerce at which
Mayor n. S. Pratt will preside.
T. r. Stewart, E715 Boone ave-
nue., fell from moving car at
Boone avenue and Hamilton street
last night and was very much shak-
en- up. He was at once taken to
the Emergency hospital. He is suf-
fering from a wound over his right
eye and Commissions of head and
legs.
The farmers are about to form an
organization to be known as The