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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11

9rttt Der 9dusorgdntidtton am be1teu
beqe9net tperDen tann. Sie bielten t6rs
8erdtbun9en aber iebr qebeim uno Hies
mano pollte id9en, mann cine formelle
gerldmmIun8 ob9ebdlteu perosn
rDiirbe.
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tdnnt, oab Die Wa6t bes 9dlttus qes
gen Die S5niurgenten in Qnnenoung qes
braht perber ipQ unb bas ie0esmal,
penn Oiferen3en 3tDti6en ben repubz
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Derbsn Iollen. 0ieIe Oro6ung per-
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bic oSniurgenten aus3uiben. sic orIdS
ten uberetnitimmeuo Die Qnii6t aug,
OaB iol6e 3nangsmabregeln Der Or
gantiatton ntAt5 niiBen tpiirbsn. Jis
nige BON linen idgten, Dub, tpenn nur
0iejenigen uls RepubIttaner dngeieheH
lpiirDeu, bic bIinDltngs Der .WdIhtre"
foIgten, iie Oor3Ogen, ui4t gu Dieisr
RIuFe gu gebOren
W2an glaubt, baB Der erfe 8ampf
Itattfinben rptrD, tpenn bic U}it9Iieosr
Des 8pmmittees erpGhlt perbeu, ou5
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untsriu6en bat. Die RepubIituner
tperben ipabrideinlih etnsn 8autu5
abbalten, Elm Rpmmittee nomiuireH
urD elm proqramm fir bic lInterIuz
dung aufiteuen. Die synIurqeutcu
lpsroen bann Dor bic Nlterndtipe 0e=
'te1t tper0en, nrnit3umahen" ooer i6re
8erbinoung nit Der Yartei 3u IDisH.
IS lit ale Qusiiht DDrbdnDen, DaB 1tn
aus 9emOtraten uno eynIurgeHteu be-
! itebenoes 8ommittee eruunnt perDeH
tpiro, oas oem RDmmittee Der reguld
rem RepubIitaner gegeuubergeiteLt pers
ben Iou uuD Dies 1DiirOe etHen Yrobsa
tampf i'm Observation-Disclosures 3ur
Jolge baben. Die 3emotraten Iperoer
pdbrideinIib AUDI eineu RQutus Ibe
bQIteu, in Den iber bic Vin2otsga,=
Itnger &ontrOperie beratbeH tDeroeH
| ioQ. Sin 9ubeno Sniurgenten iagtaiE
pdbrenp Des 5Qges prioatim, ouB 'te
teinem Gautus beilpohneu tDuroeu,
DON bem lie lpUBten, baB er einberuTen
rpiiroe, um tie gu oi8treoitIren.
8Ghrenb oes Cages ging ben SSn1
Iurgenten eiu Sdreiben bonn republtz
tdntI6en &ongreBtommittee 81, in oeu
linen Qeorp6t ptro, pdB BEL ben i'm
6erbit Ituttfinoenben Wa9lsu Die gun5G
Mdht bes 9Dmmittees gegen lie in 4u.
penbung gebra6t tperoen tpIrbe, uH
, lire WieoereripGblung au berRinoerH
penn lie iih nt6t Der Maioritdt ihrst
, aolleaen fiiqten. Sus Shreiben riei
qroBe Gntriiftung rrtsr Der Sniurgena
ten berpor, pteIe BON linen ertIdrtsr
! aber, bdB cine iolhe Srobuug auf ci:
ltrbeber Suriiffa[leH piiroe, Das
S6reibeu fam ppn benz glttterdriIder
Bureau bes &pngreBtommittees. Gs
puroe ertIGrt, baB 3ur 3eit tein aoHa
oreBtommittee ert1ttre unO es oabel
. audi nitt fir oas S6rsiben oeraut
portlidh Iein tonne. Repr. Rc9tnI>p
Der 9rGiioeut oes leBten 3ommtttees
T gab Su, DaB sur 3eit tbdtidhItt fer
Rommittee ertittre, er iibernabm abe
peri0nlia bic Observation-Disclosures iii
pas Shretbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11
Gas Sorpprution ssS teuera
geieb in ben 8ert d ten
andefo6teH.

GIepeIuno, 9, 10. Sunuar.
Sine Slaae, in Der IS ith oarum bon@
belt, feit3uiteQeu, oh Das gtntommn
iteuers8eIes fir &orporationen tonitta
tutioneQ if oOsr nidt, puroe am
Montug i'm bieitgen Ser. Staaten
Sreisgeriat aHbdngig 9emu6t uno
3tpar pon 2etpis %. sSdreO BON Ghts
caqo. Sareb tLagt ais Nttiondr Der
Qmericdu WuItigrupb GDmpanp, Ell
ner 8prporation nit $5,000,000 Sa=
pituI urb Die &Iase lit gegen Die 8ta
rettoren Der aompaguie gerihtet, bic
oerbinoert Fperoeu iolIeu, Die Steuer 3u
be3ablen. Oils 9rInDe fir Die SlaQe
tper0en angegeben, baB Die Steuer, Die
unter eem 9eies bts gum 20. Sunt
be3u9lt peroeu muB, untpnItttutIOHeIl
lei, neil tie cine oirette Steuer lei uno
nit oem Re6te oes Staates IN gBioers
fpruh itebe.
Gin GRUB BON Der Il d 10 -
sen 6anb".
gbtcogO, SQs., 10. SaRuar. Sna
uer6aIb pom 48 Stunoen, nahoem
gsnsbetto Ginone non MitgIieoeru Der
rSdpar3en 6ano" srmoroet poroen
mar, uno u Stunoeu nahpem 194
cStdliener, bic in 8erbtnbunQ nit benz
9erbred)er perbaftet puroen, fpieOer
frsigeldFen porDeu fparen, erbielt sSos
iepb goto. Elm MeBgsr, Der Elm 5reuno
unb g2dhbur Ginoue's mar, ein56reiz
ben oon Der ~Sdpor3en 6anb". in
benz unter 5obesorobungen $500 BON
i6m perldngt puroen.
9ls Soto gefrdgt rpurbe, oh sr bic
polt3st BON benz Gmpfuue bes 5trsts
bens benadrihtigt babe, iagte er:
rSb nein Sd CLAUDE, oaB Der mdnn.
Der ben 9rief geihriebeu bat, elmer
oerieniaer mar. bic in Der goIt3eiitua
tipn eineefperrt tpareu. Gle tpiiIen.
bab bie poliaei fis uiht faugsn fam.
sSn Stalisn itreibsn lie feline Iplde
griefs, neil lie iia bort Dor BEN Gs'
fss fi!rn.sa."
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Die W q hlid m pa gns in
EudI dno.

Ionbon, 10. Gan. - DIE erolts
ierung, nit tpslhtr bic nun ibrsm
Gnoe entseesnssbenos pdrlamsntE'
aampagne gefiihrt fpuroe, ite5. in Der
G,efhif,te Gnglanbs iait obne 6lei6en
ba. gei tben WdblperiammIuH9en
bilben fat iiberaa puite perIcnlite
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bic Slup.araunsnte. Wie Der Sdmpf
enoiaen iuirn. entsieht iid, isoer geretl.
nuno. gu MHfaHg Der lesien Wctc
iuurbe on Der 8Grie 5 gegen 3 duf tis
Hen GEes oer Giberalen estpettet, unb
aeftern 8 aeetn 2 aui eiHen 2riumpb
Der 1ori.s. Dtorgsn mossn il6 bic
sGons~ fpitctr 81 GuniteH Der Gibss
rdlen dnoern, dbsr cine aldruns cer
Gituution II. srit 81 ertparien, pl,n
am 10. Die sipei Wohen bausrnoen
Mohlsn beetnnen.
las 8Epget unb Der gtrfdhungss
bru6 bsr CORDS, bic betben uriprlHas
Iihsn 5oupt Siues, iino politdnoig
In ben 5intsrsruno georGngi iuoroen.
alIe 4niirsngunsen bes gremiers Qsz
quiib uno oes ShaBlan3lsrs 2lonos
George, bic 4ufmertiamteit Der gDdh~
Ter aui b;sis teibsn 10 unssbsusr mid
tigsH syrosen su ton3entriren, erfreiieR
fi9 als fruhilos. lei. Die aonlerpas
tipen ben 9opan3 Der .oeutihen S,.
iabr@ berporasho!t uHo init oemfelbsn
bas ganss 9ort DOT 4ngit i0rmIia
tol gsmaht bdben.
WeEn bic Tories. ipie es isBi far.
ben 4nf6ein bat, iisgreid5 tlsiben, 10
iuerben tie bas in sritsr 2inis cem BON
stonis Gbpdro aIs 2orb Rortbcrtffe
ins Gb.rbaus gfestsn ~3situnesso.
nia@ un5 GeutifenfrsHsr 4lfreo
SarEsporib su pereantsn bubsn. als
hieiee in Der ihm seborenotn rBailD
Wld:lr nit Der 8erofieHtlihung mi.
ihenber anti o.aifhsr 5irann oes
GosiaIiiisn 9Iaihforb begann, naaHt
bas pubiiium bieielbtn 4nfanas tub!
ouf. 6armsporib ieBte bic s5esereisn
iebo6 audi in isinen anoeren 3eituH.
Gen uno Reconsideration fort. ibsrz
idspemmts bos ennss 2ano nit grtras
bl6t!ern uno bearbei.ie bic offeutlits
W!sinung 10 tanes uno 10 ini.fmntii1.
Bis iflitblid1 ens 0olt iiber ods
arisssseldrei aus Dem 5ius6en lam.
CtH zerroriitenentgangeu
WilnG, Rubllnp, 10. San. Gnbs
poriasn Wlcnats itoB Gin iune.r Suce
In hisiigsr Giabt sinen Repelper aui
Die Gduipose db. in ipeltsr Die gens.
rGls giIerieIp uno geugc bonn sSHes.
Tisnr Corps bon einem 9otiesnieuil
suriidtehr.sH unb 0enerul gsengo irar'
be babel lsidi am arm psrpunoet. Gti
9erroriil. Der camals perhnftet tuurbs.
bat nun einaeiidnbsn. pab er ben 4uf.
traa ashabt babe. BEN General 5oer,
ftslmonn Ill toeten. Der friiber De,
nerdls0ouperneur Don glostau fpdl
unb iesi bic 5ruppen notwithstanding
BON Wilnn iommanbirt. Ter mann
fagis, poB er zen Gensral pensO. be,
i'm OcldslInifcrm mar uno ale feiE.
Drsen frus. fiir ben genfral noerTtsl,
mann sebolten babe.
Die grbihaft Der belgi,
fden prinseffintn.
9riiffel 10. San. Die erbihaf
Der 9Drin5sHinntn 2ouiie, Ssepboni'
unb Giemensine. 1OGttr ots rsrftora
bsnsu RSnisS aeapslS IL. suisb its'
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gDar gsesn o,n GeneraI 5osrihsls
MANI, aommunosur bss Ulilis
tdreiitri.ts, ssrihtet.

Sitxten mdfenrpsiie aus ShIsiisn
ausesruisien.
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ySefterberid)f.

sir Ohio uno bas ipeitlifs
nsnnInloanitn: Shones uno ipdrmss
reg g,sitsr am 1ienitog uno Wattts
mod Ul6Bia fiarfe fiiblihe Winoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11

QouispTlle, Ep., 10. San. -
Gin erobss DsrFtboot uno Elm 5dbrs
boot, bic alien auIhein nu6 Der 5errp
Gompdnn bon 2lurora, Sno., angeb0z
ren, trieben am Montag gormittug
I'M 9 llbr an garrolltou. an., Dorbet.
9pm Ganbe aus mar es niht mogIi6.
feitsuitelIsn. ob Iih MenIden an gorb
beTdnDen, NIT Sernsldisrn tonnte man
aber sipsi gfsrbe isben. bic auf oem
'Fd6rboot bis an Die anis i'm Wafer
einqefroren paren. Garrolton liegt
90 Meilsn oberboIb bon 2ouispine uno
es iit ans puntts Lungs oes 5Iuiies
t.lssrapbir. .pcrosa, auf bic 9oois a4t
lu s.bsH-
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UlontreaI. 10. Scnuar. Der
5ieiias GsidHsHib' 9irtitor madt. am
WOntus bic en'eedune, oa5 siHspers
'on. bic in itbter Dote untsr benz
Gnmen Diaiam Tubss. 65 Sabre aft.
s;nssIisiert puo:, cine 5rau IN. Die
ISrau ssftano Ell. in ben lssten 50
Sabrsn MdnRsr.ltfoung setrusen uuo
itren 2ebsusuuierhaIt als Jedar6eiier
agi Spl3bartsn osreient bate.
.Diniam" bsilntet iifo itst i'm 90
ipiiai oes GsfdnqniiTss. GrausniI.ioer
.roseno, bic ibr brhit urbequem fino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11

5n Rem gOrt Der 5alIhmiin3ersi ans
setlagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11

Roberta De JaIl0I un0 FREQ.
Go6en
2lm WfDntag tn Chicago
nerbaitet
Wp iic ais Gater nno Sobter
lebten.
Hoberta ipri6t Goben BON aller
z6ulo frei.
Cine mpI.sri0ie 9ersiftunssgsidi6ts.
Der SutDeIisr 80. 8. 5elmau BON
Serre 5aute
gebauptst. Don fsiner sti.ftodtsr osrs
siftet porDeu 5u iein.
3pei notoriIte Staliener unb IA
2dnbslsute
Sn Retp gort Der 5alI4miin3ersi on.
setlagt.
Die beiben 4nfibrer iollen esfSbrIihe
ehsmaIise 3uhtbdusIer isin.
s.
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Cincinnati. 0ienitag oen ii. Sannar 1910.

duf ungefdbr $4,000, 600 obg.idGst.
es 1T dn1etiinpigt iporoen, oab bic
qrinsefIin aouiie ihre GIdubiser gum
EbeiI befriebigt bobe.
Der Dampfer .grins Soas
dim fit nod fen.
aingston. Sarraiea, 10. San.
Der 0ompfer .pttns Soadim" BON
Der Observation-Disclosures 2inie
fibt nod INNER nuf osm RifF feit. auf
bos sr am Sonniag beim ausIdufen
aus bem 6afsn aufIisf. Der DampIsr
yprin3 Gitsl" uno Der beutibe Sreuser
n6ertba" fino bemiibt. bas Shiff flott
gu MAIDEN.
aufrtsune in 2tffubon.
2iffdbon, 10. oSdH.. SdiIbpas
hen sabsn in betWlatt 5iitn moutdg
;Seuer auf cine 0ruppe BON n.roGttis
gen psrionlihttitsn, bic iih in Der
Rdb oes ShloFes RsceTiodbes ums
bertrisben. Gas SdieBsn dlarmirte
bic gspobner oes Shlofss uno pers
uriahte cine Seniation in Der 6dupts
itaot. Die 8arnifon i'm t0nieIiten
S4lob ipuros u1brsHb Der gta9t pers
ItGrtt.
Dem .Jmparciul" 3ufolas tpuroal
.iir3lih 40 Republifaner, bic an elmer
gerihsporuns betbsiligt gepeIsR isiIl
fouen Derbaftst.
: tehen dusgefDieen en-.
gerlin, 10. San. Die Rsgierung
oes areiiss 9iegniB bat cine grobe Qus
3abl 3i6eden dusgspisisu, Die nit To-
rsu sSamilisu, gum 5heil ihon felt
Subren, in peritieoeH.H 0egenoen bes
Rieisngsbirgss anfdiis fparsH. Doa
aontingnt Der 2ideten, bic, bon Der
b0bmiiten Seite nss Gsbirges tom
msno, ii6 auf Der Id)Ieiif4en Seits
nisberIisbsn, iii nit Der 3sit Elm reht
bspsutenoes eefporoen, obus oab ibnsr
bisber Shipierigteiisn in Den gle9 sss
| lset tporosn fpdren.
5Istder 10. Snedo oerz
ihDunbeR.
Ct. gutberines, Snt., 10
5anuar. jlsthsr W. Snsao, Der Sat
te Der in Gdft Orange, =. g., tobt il
/ sinsr 9abepanHs sefunoensn uni
| nahrifeinlitl ermoreeten ScenSrsao
| 1T ipurlos perIhpunosu. Der WaHn
Der ieit mebreren Mondten unter ben
Romsu 5obn 2utus dls stpsitsr Rod
i'm hieiiseu 5oiei Murrop beihdftig
lear, iit ieit AZ Stunoen nitt mebr
aeie1ea !ceroeft uuo Is fpirb aHaenom
men, oab er entfueoer nah Rem Dor
slriidsetshrt III, poer SsIbfmoro Be
goneen nat. als er geiteru WorpeI
3Er 4rbeit geipedt iperbeu iolite. ma
| isih ge.; unberiihrt uno Is iuuroe fsit
gtfteLt. nab sr am Srsitag 9beno Sal
ootel oerlaiIen bate, um nift ipieoet
auriidSu,ehren. Die poli3ti tpuroe Dol
| isinem 1erihpinoen benahrihtiet, ba
aber bis isst tein. Gpur poR ibm 81
IIahtH permot. uno e!alfbt, oab G
isinsm Qsttn Elm GHpe gsndtt bat
bl :: a!ls itine 5a6islisteitsn 3uriit
lteb.
1S,rs r,v A;a % c,6r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11
MuslanD.Selegrapb.
Die 9a6(eampasne tn
Gns(ano.
Die eigentliden aantpasneIra'
gen Der Wabl gesen oas
Eberbans uno oas
VuDget
2Seroen jett GAM alber Atge
gefaGen.
gs in ben GoaIeraatioea gelungen mil
Dem 1inueis auf Die neutlde
geta6r
Tie 2tufmsrifamisit Don ben 9aupi'
fragsn absuIenten.
Gin in Dilna miBsluttss attentat
gDar osasn BEN General 3osritsl'
monr. aommonosur pts Uliiis
tGreiitriits, gsrihtet.
Iitx6en mdhentpeiie aus Shlslter
ausssrpisien.
Republitaniit)s llmtrisbs in lihab0H

gepublitaniite llmttisbs in 2iHabOu
The Calumet news., 1910-11-22
PLANS TO SETTLE
MANY IN CANADA
SALVATION ARMY OFFICIALS S
ARE PLANNING TO BRING
THOUSANDS OF ENGLISH
MEN TO DOMINION.

ottawa, Ont, Nov. 22.-The Saliva
ton Army is going into the immigra-
tion and colonizing business on a huge
scale i'm Canada. Col. ID. G. Lamb and
Commissioner Coombs of London,
England, have just returned from a
tour of northern Canada in the course
Of which they made arrangements for
settling thousands of Engllshmen on
outlying lands.
The officers have arranged to take
up many thousands of acres i'm Brit
iSh Columbia. the Peace River dis
trict, New Ontario, and eastern Can
ada. Part of the lands will be farmed
directly by the army with its own Of
fccrs i'm charge of the men, and the
profits arising from these operations
will be used to promate further colo
nization from the old country.
The representatives of the army
failed to get a renewal of the grant of
$4,000 from the British Columbia
government.
The Calumet news., 1910-11-22
Chicago Man Is Arrested.
New Explosive Marks Revolution in Warfare;
Light -Armored Vessel Gould Sink Whole Navy

Washington, Nov. 22.-If airships
are to be part OF the naval equipment
of the future, as the successful flight
of Eugene Il. Ely from the cruiser Bir-
last Monday indicated might
be the case. the proper ammunition
for them to carry i'm the opinion of
Willard s. Isham, would be the high
explosive which was used i'm the tests
on the monitor Puritan in Hampton
Roads on the day following Ely's
flight.
Mr. Isham claims that nitroglycer-
inc, the outside explosive which was
used in the Puritan tests. will do much
more damage to a battleship than the
inside explosive now in use. The ex-
plosive itself was not originated by
MIR. Isham, his contribution being a
shell in which IL can be fired without
exploding before striking the object at
which il is aimed.
AS shown by the Puritan tests, Mr..
Isham declared. no velocity would be
required for the explosive TO work its
havoc. 1t did its damage 20 the Pur-
itan without any momentum Co add 60
its force Therefore. If dropped upon
The Calumet news., 1910-11-22
Iowa Editor Announces Candi-
dacy to Legislature to Fill
Unexpired Term Of Late
Sen. Dolliver
MAKES PUBLIC HIS PLATFORM
Says He Would be Bdilder Rather
Than a Critic or Destroysrand /
Not Seek to Distract Re
publican Party.

Des Moines, Iowa, Nov.f 22.-Senator
Lafayette Young. appointed by Gov
ernor Carroll to serve until the COM
ing general assembly, today formally
announced his candidacy before the
legislature to fill the unexpired term
of the late senator Dolliver.
Young makes 1t plain that he is un-
der no pledge to Governor Carroll not
To be a candidate now nor'for the term
beginning March 4. 1913. Young states
his platform as follows:
"As have heretofore Announced
shall attempt to be a builder rather
than a critic or destroyer. Some Of the
best reforms can be effected by con-
structive rather than by, destructive
work. In judging the quality of n
measure shall not inquire its source.
Ii will not be my purpose To distract
the Republican party. who's success
in 1912 should be the aim of every
Republican. The Republican party has
demonstrated its capacity to do big
and wise things. The party should be
sustained. II should be made ready
for the great contest two years
ahead. The Democratic party has
never been able to satisfy the country
of it's fitness to rule. II is considered
unsafe by the mapority of people"
The Calumet news., 1910-11-22

New York, N. Y, Nov. 22.-Here
is Andrew Carnegies birthday recipe
for happiness:
1T is what I am able to do in the
way of inducing others to do their
share that gives me the most pleas
ure I'm life-not the mere giving Oh
money. whether for libraries or some
other worthy cause"
The iron masters birthday is SUI
a week off. but the anniversary occa-
sion was uppermost i'm the minds o.
most of those present at dinner CIV
en- in his honor by the General so
ciety of Mechanics and Tradesmen OH
the occasion of the society's 125th an
niversary MIR. Carnegie spoke a'
length of his philanthropies and then
touched on his early life, winding ui'
with the observation that his heart
went out In sympathy for the sons OF
millionaires. II was the son of poor
parents. he said, who realized what a
fathers and a mothers love was, ano
who had to toll hard for all he got
who was the boy to be envied.
Il am pround of my membership III
The Calumet news., 1910-11-22
I'D Rather Be a Poor Boy Than MIIionaire's
Son." Says Carnegie, Telling Life Motive

this society" said Mr.. Carnegie. "On
looking over the great things that II
has accomplished, note IL founded
the first free library I'm the city of
New York, and now Lam prouder than
ever to be a member, for the best act
OF nv life was when l gave New York
7s lFbraries i'm one day.
81 am proud of my membership In
bcrship in society of mechanics. l
have worked in cellars and fired en-
gines. and so I am able to lift my
hands and say truthfully. Behold
these horny hands of toll
And speaking of work. brings up
how pity the son of millionaire. He
does not know what father and moth
or mean. 1t Is the poor boy who has
his father and his mother as his
guides and inspiration. the son of the
scr,pbwoman, perhaps, who realizes
and appreciates all that his mother
has done for him-that Is the boy who
will push forward. IL had my choice
would be the poor boy and know
what a father and mother mean. and
not the millionaire's son who does
not know"
The Calumet news., 1910-11-22
Will PROMOTE
FRATERNAL BILL
UNIFORM LEGISLATION READ
JUSTlNG FRATERNAL iNSUR-
ANcE RATES URGED FOR
MANY STATES.

Chicago. Nov. 22.-Uniform legisla-
uon in the various states for the con-
Iol and regulation Of fraternal in
surance companies win become an ac-
complished fact before long If plans
discussed here today by a joint com
mttee of the Associated Fraternities
CO America and the National Frater-
raj Congress are carried out. The two
organizations which contrui between
thom virtually all of the fraternal
companies In the country, have long
been at lOggerheads on the question
OF uniform legislation. Through the
efforts OF the National Ascociatlon OF
Insurance Commissioners they have
been induced 10 work together to Sc
cure the adoption of the uniform bill
for the regulation OF the fraternal
companies. and they will cooperate
in efforts to have the state lesisla-
lures enact the desired legislation at
Their sessions this winter
The Calumet news., 1910-11-22
COUNT TOLSTOYS
FUNERAL IS HELD
THRoNos OF PEASANTS AND
STUDENTS ATTEND LAST
RiTEs-cAsKET BORNE BY
AUTHORS SONS.

Tula, Russia, Nov. 22.-Tmoughout
the night and during the early hours
today, special trains arrived at Easel
ka bearing delegations to the funeral
of Tolstoi Students from Moscow oc-
cupied twenty-three coaches.
The train bringing the body from
Astapova arrived at O'Clock this
morning and was met by throngs of
mourning peasants. Tolstofs sons
we're the bearers and carried the cas-
ket on their shoulders Two miles 10
Yasnaya Poliana. The way was lined
with mourners. Peasants marchei at
the head of the procession followed by
student choirs chanting m.mcrial
hymns and four carriages iille1 with
wreaths. Then came the sons trudg-
ing slowly under the weight "f the
casket. The Countess nu1 others OF
the family followed the bier af"ol. Ar
rived at the house the casl<et was
borne within and placed upon rata
falaue erected I'm the authors favorite
room. Interment took place this af-
ternoon.
Inst before sunset the casket con-
tanning the body of Tolstoi was car
ried To the grave about which tho
family and close friends knelt. Choirs
sang Everlasting Memory" but there
was no other ceremony. In silence ths
caslxet was lowered into the ground
and within an half hour a mound oi
earth marked the chosen resting place
for the body of the Russian reforincr
The Calumet news., 1910-11-22
WOMEN ASSAULT
ASQUITH TODAY
BRITISH PREMIER rs SET UPON
BY SEVERAL HUNDRED lRATE
sUFFRAGETTEs IN THE
STREET.

London, Nov. 22.-Premier Asquith
was assaulted 10y suffragettes in the
precints of the Commons today and
saved from rough handling only 10y
the prompt arrival of a strong body
of police.
The attack on Asquith followed the
reading to the suffragette meeting OF
his promise made in the Commons
today. The promise was denounced
as an insult and Immediately several
hundred women rushed from the hall.
Encountering Asquith i'm the street
the irate suffragettes surrounded and
began to attack him. Scores of police
attacked the women, while others got
the premier into a cab and sent him
away from the crowd. During the
melee one hundred women were ar
rested.
Premier Asquith has yielded to the
opportunities of the suffragettes and
in the Commons today announced
that If he was still in power at the
next session of parliament the gov
ernment would give facilities for the
consideration of woman's franchise
bin. so framed as To admit of free
amendment.
The trouble did not end with the
escape of Asquith. Robbed of their
special prey the big body of women
broke through the police barrier and
| reached Downing street. For n con-
siderable time pandemonium reigned
i'm the vicinity of the ministerial resi-
dences and government offices. Shrek
ing women fought like Amazons, des-
| perately attacking the police and
clawing and kicking to such good pur-
pose that the police line was broken
and the officers forced to temporarily
retire.
| Police reinforcements hurried to The
scene and throwing themselves against
the rioters checked the advance. The
women and their male sympathizers
were hurled to the ground. In many
instances officers literally dragged
women out of the lighting zone and
thus saved them from being trampled
TO death by the mob behind. II was
some time before the police succeed
ed in clearing Downing street. lit
ter of millinery, bits of costumes
The Calumet news., 1910-11-22
Shown Today in Freight Rate In
crease Case When Witnesses
for Shippers Make Ad-
mittances
GENERAL INCREASE IN RATES?
Witnesses Declare They Would Not
Oppose General Increase in
Rates, and This May be
Plan of Railroads.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 22.-The
spectre of the influence of j. p. Nor
gan & Co. of New York upon the tes-
timony of the shippers was injected in
to the hearing today of the freight
rate increase case before the inter-
state commerce commission.
This surprise was sprung by Attor-
ney Lyon of the commission who in
duced witnesses representing the fur
niture Industries of Grand Rapids,
Michigan, TO say their appearance was
at the suggestion of George w. Per-
kins Of the Morgan syndicate which
dominates many railroad interests.
Significant of this testimony in con-
nection with that of the witnesses
that while they opposed the pending
advances they would not object to n
general increase in rates, was that
stories had recently been circulated
was to thus commit the shippers and
then bring about a uniform increase
in rates applying to the country as a
whole.
The propaganda thus instituted Is
in harmony with the testimony given
big railroad systems bearing upon the
need of Increases in order to enable
them to make improvements.