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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09
Gbelellte Srit Conn bnhie

-Ste GDelellte Srlt Yang 0abtel
erbieIten oieier Sage Die trmrrigt
9unoe bonn ablebei1 ibrer Gidte ST
emiIie 3nepfe in 2itt(e &rod, arf.
i'm aIter bon IL Sabrerl. Ger Ser.
luit bieies iungen 2eberts per1lrIa6i
tiefe Seruer i'm 6onilien lut6 Ser.
maubtenfreiIe.
Gle Wo, Gacific 9abn ldBt bei
&o6t. 8irfeI suiifen Sen So. unb
I86. Meibenltein cine MteiIe Seitenge.
letle bdiien INT Dem 5%eitipeiie itu1t.
tenoen 3ltgperfebr 81 lterern. Gin
l5beil oes 9Iuffs miro ~abgeboben II.
lit Die grbeit miibfont urlb foitipie-
liz bo biele 2elite an oel1 grbcit iin6.
-Sermann Simoit bot 6urb 9alt
meiiter gugrtit &oIfing ieiit neltes
@pbnbalts an Der Iarftltrube fer
tig geiteat unO miro balb ein5ieben
fonnen. IS lit elm idones anoert-
balb Stod bobes 9aditeinbaits
Elm 8uplifat bes 8pbnbauies oeS
Serrn hilbert O. 9aegeIin, un6 elm
iebr foiiges nll6 b%eauenles Seim.
SER oSenrp @einIanO II. @at-
tim iino am 8icustag BON ibrer 9e-
ildsreiie bel Srib Sunoerpirtb in
&odpiqe, @o., fpieoer beim eefom-
men. Sic beiudten audi Saco6 Stint
lang, 2ouis 9oerilineer uto Sobn
.Midel iolpie Geo. Sunoertuirtb, lek.
ter in Brairie Gitp, alles friibere
8eipobner bon @ascpnobe Goiintp,
itito gebt es ale @enannten gut.
Ism. Sallbef s%eitOrbcn.
Stint MeiIeu iiibIif bon Berger
nj ant lestetl Sai1tltag Der GARNER
ISM. 5allbed naf 54tdgigen 2eioen
on Der Cholera Morbus geitorben.
@r fpar aus Treuban eebiirtig unb
rlobesu So Sabre oft; feline Srau
itar6 Dor 5lpei Sphrcn. Gr binter.
idkt 8 &inber fpie foldt: SSrnu Wnt
6inf ullo 2ouis 6alIbef Don Sas.
fell, SfIa., Srar 2ouis gaytaS,
Seras, Srau Scnrp 2iaten.
berg, &artbasbiIle, no, Srail Gbas
@enniger, 9e,p Saper, Ben Sail
bed, &insibe. @ebr., urro Otto, Mtar
ia ulro Soa 5aIlbef nod 5u bauie,
ieinen grltoer Sris Sail.
bef gu Berger. Die gecrbiglng
fano MttnpodJ itatt ino amtirte &ep.
am @rabe.
-abonntrt ouf bos &ermanner
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09

Die itarfc Germebrung Der gc.
poIferung nnieres 2an0es lit aud
ho6 arfidt oes Geniusbureaits mebr
auf &ed)nitng Ser ginpunoerung ais
ouf &edlulltg Der notiirIihen Bolts,
permebrlulg 5u icten. Ole grgcbniiic
Der oieSidbrigen 8oIfs5abIun9 laiisa
flar erfenucil, oaB Ole Neiging Der
einseburencn 9epolferung, oie Sin.
Ocr5abl einauidrGltfeil, fortidreitt
Die baburh entitebenbcir Siifen bat
Die eintuaiioeruit9 81 iiiacn. Sbne
ole itarfc @inhpaltberurta Ser lestell
fiinf5is o0er iedsig Sabre piiroen Die
Ser. Staaten beurte mabribeinltb
bort itebcn, mo- Sranfreid) itebt;bic
8olfsoermebrune tpiiroc fallrt nod
n9nltensiuertb iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09
Catherine Suber fe6rtc

-Srau Gdtberina Suber febrte
qeItern bon elmer la1geren 8eiitdS-
reiB BON &irf1poo6 5uriid.
-fSrau 2ouifa 2in6ar0 uno God.
ter Sri. Meta 2inbarb BON ct, 2ouis
finb bier bel Der Mutter itnb @roB-
mutter 6rar Inna &ief sum 9eilt6.
-Srau Barbara 9iltbeD rei1te
@ontag nod ct. 2ouis INN oortell
Der g%ecroigung Der S6pieserrn,tter
hires Sobies 6rib 9iltbeb Ser
peritprbenen Srau @ino @ieiel-
mann, bei5uiuoBneit.
Der alte Serr Senrp 9uiIe
bonn GbaHtots Bottom mar bon Sam.
flag bis @ontag bier bei ieiner gt-
feIim Srau 8m. S. S~aeffner 5lt ge-
JUDI. Ser alte Serr trot ieiner so
Sabre Mt nod riiitig; itto NOR alif
IN ct. 2ouis 5u 9eiu6 geipeiet.
Die gbeleute Sronf Soffmon1
i%eierten arn Samstas inn SamiIien-
uno engeren Sreunbesfreiie ibre Gil.
berrle Sodseit, 5it lpeIdem greigniB
alif MIR tpeitn aud etuas perip6tet,
lnferen @liidnunid oarbringen.
giogen Die SubiIiare es erlebeit if.
re @olOene Sof5eit 5t ieier1t.
Der iilr9e Otto Gross tpelder
5llest ais Sdanffelner IN Der Con.
5ert SaIe tbGtig. pllrSe leste $50.
DIE BON ltnberleibsidmeraen befaIlen
ipelfe Der ar5t oils 9armnerifIing.
ing contaitirte, 1tnb cine lleberfiib.
rilltg nad einem SospitaI In ct.
SouiS %anor0nete, nohin er am Can't
itag gebradt iplir0e.
-5rant Sdapeerfoetting bon
sfltib eilato lit nidt MIR eilt gutter
6arrner ionoern aud ein tiidtiger
S6iffer. 9ei all Dem Regen uno
@etoie madte er am Gaiustag.
abeno Die 5abrt bonn gilaro nod
Serntailn uit6 5uriif linS Sienfe Inn
rlur Der 9lis ais Siibrer.
S5n bieleit GdubHtriften fam
ntat iid nidt nit Der slnorbmim
oes 8eieees s Woirate Sdille all
balten, be~fre,tnben, nno COUNTY
elerf @rof bot piel 0liibe 6err 81
%reftoren fold,er 9iitrifts begreiflhb
'5ii MAIDEN Dab cine @ibadytitng. Die
Ter 'SSerIiigung cine @rtaiebltng Der
SHllgeloer tpelde oaidbrlid) Ocn
Siitrtft bon Staate 8ufIieben NIT iid
fiibrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09
gcneiOen Sic nidt ahren @ady

Scneiben Sic nidt Sbren Rad.
barn, neil er aIiidlid lit unb Sic
per5agt iinb, meil er Iadt, mGbreno
Sic ieii5en. Gr lit pieIIeidt nidt
sIiifIifer ais Sic. aber iein 9llit lit
rein unb frdftig, pdbreno Dos SIR.
ise leblos uno peraiftet lit, Seiue
2eber pepridltet lire grbeit. pGbr.
enc Die Sbri8e Den 9ienit perweio.
ert. 6orui's alpenfrduter miro Sb.
re @elunobeit in Sroutns briugen
unO Sbre fpobe 2aillc mirb infpIge
neiieu 6iiriidfebren. gtidt IN sIpo.
tbcfen 5u baben, ionbern nllr bon
2ofal . N9euten. Sd)reiben Sic eli
Or. &etcr Sabrnep & Sons 60,
1875 so, Sopne gpe.. gbicaao,
Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09
@alliahrt nadl Gtarfcnbnra

am Gopnerstag Dem Is. Septem-
Der 1910 tiISct i'll Storfenbllrs Die
ginueibune Der @ollfabrtSfapeIlc
itatt. Son Sernai,n ans gebt cine
@oIfabrt nm beiaatrit Gage nod
Starfelburg nit ocm 8oote. 9aS
Boot pcrIdbt Sermoun nm 6.45
@orgenS mo lanoet bel SdoIten's
&lase. Bon ga fam man nit @ag.
cit bis our Stride fabren. 9es
a6enos 5 llbr berldBt Dos Boot iuie.
Der Sdolten's EIos, INN Die GiGger
mad Sernlann 81 bringen. 9os
Boot miro aitf Der Sim urlS 3itriid.
fabrt lanben bei Der Coles Greet, 9i
fels 8Iase uitb @asconooe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09
@ann bes geraniiaen norbei il

|f '
bann iiebt es getn0bnIid oumm
oitSi 8eim Sonspersniisen sebt
manfeS @aG oiif iiberalls Ieid)ts
@eiic mcbr nit barter srbeit Der.
oientes eutes @elo oarouf. aIs man
III elmer boIben @ode nit SIeibis-
felt iuto lin sdaueiBe Ses Gneeiid.
tes" fem 8ro6 rebIid 5u oerOie-
nen pcrnoe irno nebit Dem miro ba.
6ei gar oft nod Die CUTE @eiunobfit
%obenorein gu 9rrnbe seridtet. 81
bas, frogeu mir etiuo Elm 9robes
Sergniigcn2l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09

SIN alerinner- !Soipital in ct,
2ouis itarb un Somstns Daniel slb,
ern, friiber Goli8eiid,ef bon &anias
Gitp, nobit ieilte 2eifd gcionot MUIR
.be. Serr slbern eeborte felt bcnt
Sabre 1881 Der Oorfigen &oIi5ei on;
am 8. slua,lit 1907 gum 8oli8eidef
ernannt, tpurbe err i'm 5riibiabr 1909
bon Dem neiiett GoIi5eirotbe 5rm So.
pitan oegrabirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09


gnldBIid Der CONNER Gbantaqua
Saiion miro Die Mo. gacific @abn
pom I. Siini Bis gum 30. September
Sidcts fir Die Sin. uitb SerfaDrt
mad SoIIiiter, 9anp 60, DO, 3l
$13.i5 %oerfnufen. gut 5ur Giidfebr
biz gum 81. Sftober.
9ieies bietct eirie idSne @eIeecn.
belt einen ansgeoebnten 8ein6 uad1
benz iiibIiden 9beil bes Staates 8u
MAIDEN, $oIIiIter Iiest on Den be.
rii6nten @bite @iper,
@. 9. aranter, agt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09

tpobltbdti9 ertpieicn miro. Gr Der.
ieblt faIt ME, hronii6e ulrS peraItc>
te 2ei6ct ST. beilen. Die erite GIo.
iGe miro icinen @ertb betpeiict. CT
ipiro. peridieoen bon an6cren iertig.
en- @eOi5incn, ben 2eitcn oireft 90
!ietert 0urd 2ofaI- aaeuten, oSer
burd Die gieentbiimcr, Or. getcr
6abrncp & Sons 60, 1875 90.
SoDne S(pe,, Chicago, SH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09
SEEM 1reunoe BON slusparts

-sSern 6reumoe bon ausp6rts
ertd beiuden. Jest uns Oanon III
aenntnib. Giir gu germ MAIDEN mir
Roti5 bon ioldet Seiud; m0gIider.
weiie baben mir feline @elegenbeit
bon ioldeu @eiu6 81 erfobren ailB.
er es lit ourd euds %ielfit; glaubt
nitt oaB ibr eitd nit iolder Neuig.
felt uilgeSiemeno in Die offeutli6feit
oratgt - gera6e 10 germ pie ibr
Iiolfe Nenigfeiten I'M @latte Ieiet,
geraSe 10 germ Ieien anoere &eute
aud mas eldJ angebt.
-8abreno oes beftigGt He9ens
Sonntag Morgen murbe Die Sill.
%geImauer bes gllperts BET S,igs, 1
ReiIe meitIif bon Ger Stabt, tpegge-
paideu uto peruriadte eine1l mebr
aF
Itiinoigen ~oufentboIt Der 3iige. an6
cabs mebrere 9anorutide 5pifhert
bier uno @asconooe melfe Sur
groBen goriidlt Der 2ofomotipfiibnr
mabnte. am meiiten fit Die 0t. S..
& Z. 8abn oiif Der Nprofeite 6eS
5liiies,- bieielbe muBte ibrc 3iige
auf ben DO, 8acific @eIeiien Inrfert
lalien, utib bergingen mebrere Gage
bis Ser SfSaben ~aitsecbeNert per.
ben fonnte.
-8ie Somilie Gbas. 9adiGies
perlebte lester @ode mo Die.
Ter 8od)e it GROCER 8eiorgniB. Die
III Samilton, Canada perbeiratbetc
Sod)ter 8rau 8. g. Soaiip ibr
@atte ilno aino reiiten am %. gll.
quit bon Somilton ab Inn 6abier 9e.
iudye 5u MAIDEN. Ger 3ua collibirte
nit eiuel anbertt 3itg, ltilo mebrere
Cars perbronnter. IS mir0elt aus
Der 8ratbit0tte Der perfoblte 2eid-
llam elmer 6ror uto &ino ge5ogen,
trno % iiber ben &erbleib unieu &ei-
lertoen nidts ernittelt perbelt fontt.
re befiirdtete nialt baB~aIle Srei
INNS 2ebcn gefommen ieien. GS
lpilroo bon bier nlebrcre Snge long
bin- uno her tclegrapbirt, ulto am
0tittpof fam Ole frobe gotiduft
DAB Serr uno Strait SallisD bcn 3llg
mebrere Stun6en Dor Dem llnaIiid
perIaiien INN in einem a~bgeIeaenen
Srte Die Glterm bes Serru SalIiip }
6eiuden, Sic tperben ntorgen bier
eittreffen,
Der SerbIt fomnrt n1ber. Die
Gage ,perben fiir5er, Die geidte fiib.
Ter; Der @ei5en lit aeborsei,, in Den
Sbcuen unb in S1den; oas &orn
gebt ieiter &eiie e%ntgegert &artoffel
uno ionitige Semitic iteben nod I'M
Selb unb 8orte1, niro oiel miro
bort bletben, bis Der erite SroIt elm
tritt. 0fit Graltben uno slepfel lit
es oieies Sabr 9leid Rna; bie uno
Ca iiebt man elm &Grbden ioI1 Sir.
gewadienen aber MIR ielten. Die
9lllntcn iino. meiltens ncrbliibt bod
bat Der oftere &esefr bic isate 9Iu.
men in ibrer eaip8en Sdonbeit Der.
borgc5albert. Die 6arrner iiro EN-.
iig beiddftigt, iie brinsen ben Ste.
gen 5eitgelnab inter DAD IL. Sad.
Die fIeiBige Sausirar uno ibre
Gofter babell ibre b11isIifen ar.
beiten 81 beiorgen. Oa nie geiagt
al Sbit nidts porbonben lit, berle-
gen tie iid nit eirbiifien bon So
@obren uno ionltigen Sc
aud etipas aepfel uno 8ro1s
iotpeit oieieIbeu erb6ItIid) iiito.
Niles arbcitet fir Den ltnterbaLt.
6ol5 ittrb 8oblen iperoen berbeiee.
utb fpenu Die arbeit fertig
Damn iieDt man obne @rauen
Dem geitrengen Serrn @inter entge.
gen.
-Regen babem mir oieien Monat
nebr tpie 8enlig gebabt. 3as @et-
bat natiirIid audi be6eutenben
Sfaoen anaeridtet altf 2onoitroken
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09

Mit Dem Serannober Der StoatS.
fonpentioiuer Der oemofratii6en mn
republifaniihen Gartei tritt oic
8roge, mas wobl beren Grit-
5ipieterflarrnn9en entbaIetlt mer.
ben. in bcn G%orberGrmtN. &ci'
ne Der bciocn Gorteien bsabiidtigt,
in Der Srobibitiortsiro9c cine BE.
Itimmte StcIlun9 5ii nebnieu, So
tuenigiterS lailtet Die @niid,t promin,
eitter 8plitifer. Sic boIten cS fir
lebr porteigef1brIif), inter belt &c.
geniudrtigen llmit6noen nit Der 8rc,
bibitionsfrage iid mebr 81 beidGf.
iger, oils u~nbe6ingt notbpenbie lit.
Sir n%otbtpenoig erad)ten tic lllr Die
erfldrurg, 6ab Der 9ctrieb Der @ir.
.tbid)aftcn itretlB reauIirt urt6 Die ge.
fqlgung Der bcitebenoen Sdnnfqeictc
ilnitadiiHtli6 burdgcfiibrt peroeu
iollte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09

@enn elm @inbitof fommt nuS
Die 8aiier Sbrer @eiunSbeit frduf-
rlt, Damn lit 6orni's alpenfrGutcr
Oas Del, meldes Die @eIlcn legeiI
miro. Or lit Gin ioeaIer 8Ittreini-
ger unb araitcrSeilger. es giebt tel.
nen Sail, in welfen er iid nidt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-09-09

gerIanet.
5riider @abm in allen auantitd.
len, bel
Gbriit. GberIin & Sobu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
DRUNK OR
SICKLE
DIED
Hospital and Jail Now
Take Blame Back and
Forth While Man Is in
the Morgue.

Another prisoner az the city jafl
% dead and once more the police and
the city hospital authorities dis
agree
who Is 20 blame Tor allowing the
dying man TO Be unattended on an
iron bench In the Lookup from 40
Saturday morning until 6 Saturday
evening"
The dead man is James r. Tracy.
"a musician. bs years old He died
early this morning IN the city hos
pltal The hospital doctors say
death was due either Ga spinal mem
cngltis or brain trouble. but they are
not suro. and Coroner Snyder viii
probably hold a post norton exami-
nation.
Chief lailcr Corbctt says he notl-
fled the hospital 20 send a doctor 20
look 81 Tracy az II o'clock Saturday
morning and that a doctor respond
ca
The hospital authorities say tho
first they knew Of Tracys illness
was al q D IA. whom q was 30 dark
IN the cell that Or schrock was
obliged Go light a match 90 look az
the patients eyes.
After looking al him. says Dr.
Schrock. he called in pr Thurlow.
also Of the city hospital and they
ordered him removed there a. once.
This was done. but James Tracy was
beyond an human aid. lie remained
somi-conscious for - hours and then
passed away
Or Schrock says be was called 20
tho San az n a. m. hut that 1t was
90 see another man. not Tracy. He
did not know Tracy was sick
Corbett says Schrock looked az
Tracy, who was seemingly asleep.
on tho desk scrgeauts book tho
charge opposite Tracy's name was
changed from "sick" to drunk" The
sergeant notified tho TALLER when he
was brought in that ne was sick. and
later the TALLER notified him he was
drunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
SCOTCH PEER
WINS FAMOUS
NOME DERBY

NOME ALASKA. April li--nfcaE.
ina an rccords FOR the rucc. Col
Sir Charles Ramsay team of sihor
ian dogs with John Johnson drly.
Ing. won thc AL Alaska Sweep
stakes. the Derby of The Arctic.
from Nome 60 Candle and return.
n disiaucc ~ eos miles. today in the
remarkable time OF 20 hours and "a
minutes
Lord Fox Ramsay tOam--also
Siberian dogs with Ramsay him
self driving, the favorIto iu the
books came 90 second. in rs hours
and 9 minutes Scotiy Allan, winner
of last years race. rau third With o
time Of 20 hours and 33 minutes
The 3amsavu come OF a family OF
Scotch peers Fifty thousand dol
lars changed hands on the race this
year The entire populace of Nome
turned out 10 welcome the winning
team. amid The widest excitement
Not even the arrival Of che first boat
~ the epriur from Seattle or the
discovery OF "a now diggIngs can
rival the Derby I'm excitement 10 the
people of Nome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
HERE'S A NEW
MEAT BOYCOTT

fEV United trfse
NEW YORK. April IL
More than 100000 jewish
housewives. according 70 va.
rious estimates today, Instituted
4 meat boycott designed to be
In force as long as the present
hlah prices Of meats are de-
handed.
Il was also estimated that
several Jewish meat markets
on the East Side might be fore
ed out o. business by the
strikers.
The boycott was decided
UPON last evening AZ several
mass meetings. Those who ct.
tended the meetings lntlmated
that they would mske things
lively for the Kosher meat shop
proprletors who kept open their
plaoss OF business after the boy
colt went into effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
||lGE FRAZIER THROWS
LOAN SHARK CASE OUT
H.a Paid 500 for $50 and Agent Wanted to
rass, on Morssose-His Sister Brought Suit to
rasct Money.

Ia marks better n The superior than In the Jus
- MS norung Jadxc A. W Fratcs ordered cancelled .
Z sou plcoe Of property that OF Seattle
IL rf. decision made ca where Hattie r waicot
- ne oaa shark attempting foreoouc mortgage for
- ht owned by Rebecca MoNinnon and her husband on
E .s.xesn Z John 81 and Is ncnuy way
xsmss 1908 Mrs Mcnuon and her husband borrowed $50
rsAsr time conducting loan shak bust
ue rhe pay 500 within year. So for
~ as tr expenses incidental 20 the loan The evidence,
L. 4, agesea expenses 90 De fictitious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
HIGH SCHOOL
ATHLETE DEAD

Window ID ilager one of the
best known high school ath.
letcs Of this city died Saturday
last IN a sanltanum in Port
land where ho had boon for SOW
eral months past Young la.
ger was q student nc Broadway
up 40 year ago when he was
forced 10 leave school ON &c.
count of failing health Besides
being a football player and track
athlete. dager was manager OF
the baseball team last year. and
was secretary of the athletic
association IN 1907 and 1908
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

DID Charles j. WsEer the former Seattle
81 hia mother
auburg Of Tacoma, sni last week for Aiaska9
and
other Alaskan Tuesday
siek sister. and 10 her death.
Friends o. Werst this city Of the
North although sy that they knowledge
Ne
Beside City Humboldt the Port,
land sailed last yea for Alaskan ponta
50 tickets
recall whether of Wszsrs description among
He Is ssd 70 have Eks
member The Seattle ledge but Secretary Bsne he
a
Weller Alaska unlikely q second traa
sdy follow, Of the
friends the calmly
rst1bution for the killing Of his mott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

X ehstls-8tss
-. "hitles--Co ahead
~s- ne aionsis which effect the crowded
this morning, and bstids tho toam
CO. Ilsaf Who fails obey thom.
sensn has given orders that every member Of the
rsrs sh have whistle and keep crossings clear that
ny cross he street set 70 their
~ MUST STOP QUICK
. whistle blows The teams must stop and stay stopped
49, al the time -' WV my W ~ "''' W. ~"
wa su'nn Who has been acting assistant 70 Cspt
~ M, The chief will add ustre tho traffic squad.
Wi ~ brasdgyay and Fth IDEAS about traffic squads,
" command Of the local traffic men,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
!!!!SLASH the PULLMAN RATES!!!!

points reduced TO $40 for q lower
berth and $3.50 for an upper berth.
a short nights Journey the com.
mission ruios, should not carry a
rate Of more than $3.50 for a lower
and $i10 for an upper berth
The commission report reveals
that the Pullman company has de.
clarod annual dividends amounting
70 nearly s0O00O,0O0 from 1899 TO
1908 inclusive.
While the commission reduces the
rates only IN cases which were for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11
RODS HOUSE
In DAYLIGHT

While Mrs. A. e.. knott, Of ZOE
Olympic place, was in the back yard
this noon and her mother In the
basement, burglars entered tho house
and looted IL Of cash and iewelry
valued az s00J.
The robbers found $3.50 in cash,
two diamond rings. one valued at
$3.50 and the other al st75; a gold
lockot act with diamonds, a crescent
set with diamonds and pearls. three
pearl studs and 2 pair Of pearl cuff
links.
The house was unlocked,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-11

mally complained of. IL means an
opening wedge for "a reimbursement OF
eXorbitant sleeping car rates.
II Seattle, Tacoma Spokane and
other cities enter complaint. Charg.
Ing that the prevailing Pullman
rates are excessive, It Is presumed
the commission viii grant them a
reduction and also give them an
advantage OF cheaper rate on up
per borths.
The Pullman company viii fight
the ruling in the courts
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WASHINGTON, ID. G, April H.
Relolce. va travellers and sing tho
praises OF the interstate commerce
commission This body has ordered
the Pullman company TO reduce IFS
rates. and has declared Il unjust
and unreasonable TO charge the
Same for am uppor berth as a
lower
The commission has ordered the
present Pullman rate OF $12 from st.
Paul TO Seattle and other coast
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lbs. SAYL.ER
| IS GUILTY

|s.....ay Gated Rss.sl
.AA Ill., April if,-Dr.
hilief and Mrs. j. 3.
~. ~ ''asy convicted n man.
epnneotion with the
sf'sr who vac shot 10
nome At Crescent CITY.
John orundsn. Mrs.
'''''r vas acquitted
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MEMPHIS Losing control of HE
biplane az O height Of 70 feet J. @
Mars plunged down on top Of g tqur-
ing car al the aviation field hore
Yesterday Three women and two
chiidren wore IN the car, but no one
was hurt
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CAN A MAN AND 8 CHILDREN
LIVE ON $3.50 A DAY, HE ASKS
City Teamster Sends in His Expense List for Month
1t Shows Terrible Situation Facing Man of Small
Income

Can a family a Of $3.50 a day
Here a the story Of city lives Fremont
The father q eight children making family c
cginr, Wspcled % HE
hts Eocefy bills grim mcthodcai witnesses fiy
struggle
5 Iers ga fhf.
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Los ANGELES "a Dr. Alden. OF
Pasadena. yesterday removed e ta-
bio knife nine inches long from tho
stomach Of Sarah Carlson. an insane
woman. Tho operation was SUCCESS
ful Tho knife had been IA her gtom-
ach Tor hours
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CLIFFORD,
THIS IS FINE,
SAID I. R.
Pinchot Got An Enthusiast
tic Welcome From Ex-
President This Morning
in Far OFF Italy.
10y . stair Correspondent Of the
United pFesa.l

PORTO RHO. italy. Autil
u - Hello. clifford this b. fine
was Rooscveite exclamation to-day
ou meeting clifford pinchot. former
chief forester uf tho United States.
aud our % the closest men 20 Roos.
e4eit iu private ard public iilc
The meeting % the fofmtr prcal
dent und hiH chief adviser 81 toe
tennis cabinet took place here at
tie VIA Of Mias Carcs. sister 60
Mrs Roosevelt
The meeting. which had been
planned several months ago. before
Huoseteif ieft the United States. g.
looked upon as purlentuua IL la
beilCfcf that Roosevelt will make
ap bis mind as 20 HE course of ne.
ton politically upon conc lufloua
formed amor conference with Pin
cnut
The meeting was early this morn.
inE Pluchni having arrived here
Unexpectedly az uidnght After a
feM hours res. at The Palace hotel.
he appeared at the villa. and was
greeted Enthusiastically by Roofe
Welt
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Lsr US De CALM

4 Editor The Star: Let ua be 4
= calm No gore Will bs shed. \
= The two dallies arc merely =
4 engaged In Joint effort 10 4
\ boost" advertising. 4
4 Thcse are the days OF com y
4 bination, Of cooperation. Far 4
4 more can thus be accom- =
= plishsd than by treskina alone \
4 in the cold and WORLDLY world. 4
4 hll 10 woll No heads viii =
= be thumped-no money paid. 4
4 Remember the words Of the A
A immortal shakespeare: 4
4 "Hs who flahto and runs away 4
f. shall live 20 fight another day. 4
= But he who only fights In print 4
A savea both a battle and a 4
4 aprint" 4
\ OPTlMisT. 4
4 A 4 4 4 A 4 A a A 4 A 4 4 a A
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The way this works out la that a
bhuk buys $1,000 worth ~ local
Improvement bonds. promptly turns
these bonds over TO the city comp
troiler. and gets si01e00 ln city de-.
poHiiH The bank collects 3 per
cent interest on the sl09 o0n ln.
vested. and siil hereafter pay the
city per cent on tho 100000. max.
ing a net gain ~ per cent. which.
on the 100000 would amount 20
50. 00o ln cold cash. and on the
=. 600 900 81 city money which b.
secured By these local Improvement
tcentlnued on Page Eighty
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Hearty Greeting.

The greeting OF plachot BY
Roosevelt vas made heariler De-.
cause The colonel had NOT expected
to see plnchoi 80 soon They
olaspod hands like iouE lost broth
era u vas hluost O. case Of fail.
iBE iuto each others arms
Roosevelt drew piuchot into the
house. holding him Rffectouately
by the shoulder a few minutes
later they rcoppcared and started
f0r The mountains Cor a stroll which
lnated two hours
Nothing o. give out was the
simultaneous ejaculation Of both
Roosevelt and Fiuchot ON their re-
turn
u lH fair Co assume. however that
Plnchot faliy reported to hls for.
mpr chief the Hallingcr controversy
and enc iuHurErut move iu the
house OF representative.