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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
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Panie gebeilt.
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lnns-6in ErObepadei an alle frei
per Eoit in einem einfad,eu I'm.
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per For tn etnem etnfGdDeu lin.
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in rihtieer Weii. porseben.
Cine Operation nit bem W,iIsr in
ssfabrlid, eraufam, oemiitbisen6 uno
unnoibig.
8a sibt es gerabs einen anberen II.
tsren gDeg. sebeilt su peroen -
ihmsrslcs, fiber unb in Der 3uriids
gs5osenbeii Sbrss sigen.n 6eims
ourHfiibrbar-bas iit ppramib Ollie
Cure.
Wir isnben an 2llIs. Die f6reiben,
sin probspadei irei per poif.
es fDiro Sbnen onboltenbe 9eiTts
rnns perfdaffsn. Sbnen bic barmIois
glatur oieies groben 0eilmittels seis
gen uno Sic duf ben 9peg su elmer
polltommenen 6eiIung fiibren.
Damn tonnen Sic BON ieb.m qpo.
theter eine S6ahtel bon boiler gr6be
fur 80 Gents srbolten, unb bfufig btilt
ihon cine einsige Shahtsl.
gsfteben Sis bdrauf, bos su erbal.
ten. tpas Sic perlanesn.
WeHn Der apotbeter perIuGi, Sbnen
ttfpus als sleihaut su pertaufen. bann
'hut er es, neil er an benz Eubititut
msbr 8elo peroient.
Die Seilune besinnt ioiort, fssi ficb
ihnsa fort, bis iis polIiommen uno
oausrnb lit.
Sie t0nnen Shre 4rbeit rubia forts
fsben unb peroen bic -sonse 3sit bin.
burd iit belasIih unb irei bon gs.
iniperben iiiblsn.
Gs III iuobl perib. erprobt su pers
ben.
Senben Sie einFdd SbreH 4amsa
uno Sbre abrsiie an bic g,prumio
Drug Co.. 80 sg,pramib guilDina,
WaribalI. Wih.. unb Gle erbalien frsi
nit umesbennsr pcit bds prpbspatst
in einem einfa1en llmfblnge.
5auienbe fine auf bisism bequsm.n.
ihmsrsIoisn uno billieen Wess geb.ilt
peresn, in Der 3uriidssSOssnbeit Sb-
res Seims.
Gtine Weiier uno feline Gualen.
Stein Ooiinr unb feline Rednunsen.
slfle Mpoibefsr 90 Gents. Ghrei.
ben sic heuts fir Elm freies padsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
6orrn W,,ber Mfy;on,e ;,

| - Surrn Deber, slfTisnee, erbiel
| TN Ereiseeridt elm llrtbeil sesen @pl,
bic peurl 5bpemofer fir ben 8ertoul
Der Cots go. 8 unb Z in sSngalls 9lnl
oition, nm cine s}oroerung Don
$1546.30 gu besleifxn.
- Sobn MuIpsD urb Scc.t sopIe,
srbieIten ipegen grunfen9sit unb aemei.
nen genebmens i'm Stubteeri9t ie &c
Saee 4rbeitsbaus.
Tis lterblife Siille BON WiIiam
Ctting purbe ssiiern Rahmittog BON
Der Wohnuns an Der Bart Apsnue aus
onf Dem ,Smmsrgriin 5rieobofe beitats
tst. GeD. 8. W. 6aninue bon Der Ct.
Ueortus Guth. Stride Isitete ben Sraus
eraottesoienit unb betbeifiateu Iido bic
tlts. Dpooman uno Obj ;Sellpips on
Der s5eier. gahrtuhtr1aer fparen: 50.
J. Infhiib, 6. s., Qooms, u. Daib.
ington. q. SbompIon, Sobn 8. gapz
ting. y. MlilIsr, Sames Gbanup, 3.
sSmfelot, Wm. Settsnddsr, 8. Reimert.
1as 2sihsnbsgdnanib oes psrs
itDrbensn ssSOiepb Ssrrmann finbtt
moroen Rdhmittag bon Der Wobnnng
an Der 6. Strabe aus itatt.
- Reprdfsntunt Dm. s. Retpeu,
Der einige sogs bier psrtpeilte. lift ess
tern pieesr mad 5rantfprt obsereiit.
- @sorg 6dod, IS, Rp. 627 Dobs
ton StruBe, lit gsitern Iadmittag aee
ftorben.
Ruib Der 2lloermGnrer. Sn Der
gsiiern 4bsno obeebaltenen Sibung
ees Ratbes her QloermGnnsr lpurben
folgsnos 8eIhdite erlebiat: Die Reios
luton in getreff Der Qussube bss
spntrotts fir Msoi5insn on bic
Staotarmsn tpuros 5uriidgetpieien. na
bic Staot teirsn gonos fir oisis2lus.
gaben bat. Die Rsiolution, bic WuNsrs
rate fir ben Giiftonniitritt betrsffero,
purbe anesnommen. Gi, Sroinans
fir 5eititsLIuna beg Sa!drs bes SiIfss
Superintsnbenten Der oFfsntIiten Qrs
beiten puroe pdfirt. Die Sroindn5
fir Iusgdbe oon 100000 Strobtns
psrbeiItrunes gpnbs ipuroe an has
aommitts. fir Mittel unb Dsgs uno
ben Stopt Soiiciior iiberpisisu. Die
glsioIution, ben 5sIspbon Spsrateur
fir bic GOurtbous 5elspbon erhanae
betreffenc, lpuroe pofiirt. Dir Srbi.
non, betrsffs anitslIune zines Qi3en5s
Snipettors paiTirte. Das 9sfuh um
zines 4b3uestanuls on Der
8. Strabs stpiihsn SiobeIia unb Gcs
lumbid Strabe, ipuroe on ous Stper |
9ommittse perlpieien. Dos itdotiihs |
Budget fir 1910 purbs asnebmist. |
Die Srbiuans betrsffs 9erasbuns Der |
Raturgus Jrnnhiie pa'iirte. Sin
Yeiuh nm Rsparatur Der 13. Strdbe |
,pi'hen Der Sohn uno glonmoatb |
Strobe rpurbe an oas aommittte fur /
nnsre gerbsHerunaen per!pieien.
- 5rl. gioId, bic !iebensiulrbias |
Sp6tsr Der Jrou 9bea Siuhl. lieat IN
Der elterIifsn Mohnuna an Der on
3. Strobe ihtper ertrantt oarnieoer.
serInuqt eins snfe bsaifss st6fiu. Raf'
sufEaagn be, SEaA Gb0Ilss sSitosWann, ~.
Etrakr ufto BlIf SnfnQe. DpE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
2ofal 8eribt.
Die 2egislatmr.
am SDnurIias ,utrbsu Giutinnatisr
gorIassH i'm aommiitte beIproden
wsroen.

bus, g.. %. 5sbruar.--
am .ommsnbsn Ionnsritas abenb
tutrb Cincinnati obns 5rage isbr SabIy
reid bier psrtretsn isin. 8or benz Se'
natsiommittee fir ShulangeIseenbsis
Ten perben, tpie bsreits friiher arrone
girt, bic Befiiriport,r uub bic 0eaner
Der yasinsn Shulratb" Worlogs err
fheinsn, nno f,rnsr perben am Ipn.
neritag 4btno Dor bem Sausiommiiiee
fir itdotiihe anssltgsnbeiten bic
gbdre nno Die Shipesman aunerionss
porlasen in eripdsuns gs5oasn. ipo5u
iih ielbiirtosno sltihfa[s bisle Gin
cinnatier einfiHoen tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
Chic ShaI MusIfeIlnuo.

bsrr R. U. RsnnoIbs, Der grdii.
bent Der Ohio 5boI ausItenuna. lit
Don Feinsr Reife aus benz Often sus
ruf9sishrt uno bat, ieiner 9eriihe
runa mad a!iiberaQ ben ar6bien Gns
fbulsasmus fir bic 4ustslIuna aefur=
len. 5eute Radmitiag ipirD bus nj
ssttotium etne 8eriammIung abbalisn
yHo 6err gepnolos niro bei bieTerG,ez
'fasnteit siHsn ausfiibrliden g.rift
unterbreiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

| - SO. 8. Wains bon Wafbinoion
| .. g., bat an Gberiff @raf um auss
funft iiber ben jebisen MubnOrt BON
| John Sdmmonb bon 60. u, 26. 8. Q.
s. Reg, cber ben gufenthaIt ieiner
Witttpe itno grben eefhrieben.
Die 6eiratb bon sSobn ainalsr
nnb grrita M. 3hou tpirb fir ben 16.
Wsar5 onge3eigt.
- Daniel Callahan bat etsen bic
Stabt oamilton unb bic Sanitorn
Wfs. 60. i'm Common gIeas 0eriht
nm einen Ginbaltsbsfebl nahgeiuht.
Der aldssr iii Gieentbiimer bon Cots
80 unb SO in Silber's aboiiion uno
bauts Elm Saus ouf benz @runoitiid.
Der Stabtratb bsidIoB tiirslih bic
SflieBung elmer Strabs, oa bic Ga
nitarp mfg. Co., ipsIfe msbrsre
Srunoitiide gum gau elmer 5a6rit
tdufis. bic Strunbe n0ibis bate. Die
SdlieBung Der Strabe ldbt ben aIGs
ger ohne 6obripes gu isirsm 9runoz
liiif nnb er psrlangt jeBt eiusn Gins
haltsbefebI. um bic SdIiebune Der
StraBe 3n psrbinbern.
- Rihisr Ulurpbp entidieb aeIt.rn
9s9en oas gefuh, bic QntIoee segsn G.
U. grud, ipelher oss @eriuts, Elm
StaotrdtbsmitgIieo 5u beitehen, dnges
tlagt III, gu igncrirsn. grud Isiitete
etne ntus giirei1oft unb pirb 6ei benz
pro3eB bemnd6it nittfhuIbig pIaibis
rem.
- War 3ufal, 36, unb Wauo Rtis
IN, 19. beioe BON 6amiIion. srldnaten
aeitern einen 5eirotbsid3ein uno purs
ben bon pditor 6. 3. %. aluarbt qes
traui.
Der Weit Sibe Baus unb Qeihz
gerefn pertIdgte esitern 6. M. Semler
Il. ano. i'm Common pIens @eridjt roe.
gen elmer Joroerung bon $3329.44
lpelts burh cine 5ppotbet duf bic
SeiritGite gebedt III.
- Jrib 9iesba1 bat feline 0irtb,
i6aft an Der 9reenipcob apenue an
Stio l3ousr nertduft.
- Jrdu sobannd Cumming in in
i'm aIter pon 20 Sabren
eeitorbsn.
- Die Wirihf6oftsn in MiooIetopn
miiftn am nd6itsn Sonntng auf Be
febI beg Wiapors 6offner ben gansen
5al aeidlpiien bleibsn.
- aIerranbsr Speer, Elm betannter
6armer, nabs 9orrtotpn, itiirsts am
Somiiog pom Seuboben o.s :. 80. |
RihoIs unb srIitt cine asiGbrlid5e 8ez |
birnerfhiitierung. gr fieI aui ben
9opf unb blieb mebr.re Stunoen Ianaa |
in einem bsiinnunssIOi.n 3uitanbe.
- Der friibsr bier onidfiise 0r. |
). wl. 4nsrs iit am Sonntos in Sobns |
lon Gitp. 2snn., seitorben. Gr itanp |
i'm 10. Gexnsid6rs unb mar Ieiner
3sit aoniul in Rofario. argentinien. |
Die leitt fpiro beuts Suroe 8eernigune |
nah Samilton ssbraht.
Rifier gorb pertueiaerte Der |
sla futb bic Sdeibung bon ibrem
Sattsn Goipdrb autb.
Der iyirma RotbenbuIh &c Co.,
,ou Der Sigb StraBs. fpuroe gsit.rn elm
Sdfdenbuh nit $50 aus bsm Gruhts
aeen Qsiicblen.
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neil mir feline Wir.ung tennsn. iaaen
Die aeier biefsr 3situns, ipelfe Or.
Rihter's ~painsGrpsllsr" esbraufi
bdbsn, langs bepor iie ameritd iabsn.
Gin alt betpdhries. ihnea uno iiher
pir.tnbes Wiiisl otssn Rbsumatiss
mus, @ihi. Reurnlsit, Grtdltunsen II.
I. tp. gs iIt in alien osuiihen apotbes
ten gu hoben 81 % uno 80 Gents bi.
ssldicht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01

gerinuet gins snie bealtte stefil nan
susgaaFn bel SEau Charles Gitoeuanu, 10.
Zirabc ulo RuTi gipen2ie. DOT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-01
~ { tu p o T I.

Die QeWpprt Office fur bas Gin.
rinnatier goIfsbIaft" beiinbcf iifl II
go. 33l yprf StraSe, gesenlber ben
gonrtbamIe, irDfelbft gsenisfeiten, An.
3eigen =. 1. -. Bic 10 1lbr As NsixHtex
NbenOS enfgteengenommsn ,uerben
Ielepbou GpHfh 2401. q
ginen g6eihein erbielten 9,
8oumgdrbner unD Suiia 1ipner, beibs
pOn RiAmonp. SIM.
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6 o b t II q t o n.

lie GDrtngtuu SrfIce Tnr oas pStn'
ciunati 80lfs6latt" beflnoet lid I'm
8ebauSe Der GDntngtou Gpal & Saus
GO., Ru. 509-511 Mahiiun aueuue.
slnsefgeu, Nittbeiiungen unb Seitel'
IuugeH irsenoipelfjer sIrt iueroen bic
10 llIr AbenDs oaielbit eutgegengs'
EDmmen. Selsphon SDntb 2400.
3idter Jrant Sracp bOrte ecz
tern i'm Stu6er Ghei6etDIugs 5nlle
bic 3eugendusiugen uHo ndbm ben
5oa unit gerathung.
- Sm Sale pon @Qsn 5Eomas ots
gen bic 6puiton, St1nipoob unogarys
beQ Co.. n benz Shomus $500 8u5e>
iprohen erbieIt DuI be pcn1 Hihtsr
5arbeioa eine nsue &'sr6QKo.uus te,
tptlIigt. 49, Ter Taq oon 5. 9. Stunz
tsbed aestn gran q. .. S7rnigar
ipuroe perporfsn. 9as 9siu6 poH
80. g9. gates I'm 9erleguno isines
sSules ipuroe nidt 9ensbmiot. - Ilrz
tbeile unb 8ertaufsbefsbIe lpurpen il
Tolgenben 5GlIer geesbsn: Columbia
Gaupereiu gegen Senecu Rttdit;
8eorge 3amberge ge9sn Gburles 8oz
lamb; 8race U}. 6eatb gegen GbarIss
Sperl; g. ;. gdu9bner gegen QmaE=
ba Walter.
5lora Saratbsr lpurbe geitern
i'm GOunt0geribt gum Bormunp BON
Wentor Saratber ernannt.
eyennie 0astins, Stenourapbi>
tin i'm gunOesgeriGt, qualifi3irts ols
0Tfentliher YotQr.
8eIunD9eitsbeamter Ben.
Shmeing erIangte sinen 0aftsbeIsN
gsgen Sobn Wat pegen gerIeBur1
elmer 9siunobeits Orbinan3.
Jrau Sugb StanIep, bic aeitsrn
ntht 3ur 8erbunOIung i'm Stuptgeri6t
erf6ien puroe entf6uloigt. sic ioqs
ts 3su9tn gegen ibren Wdnn fsin.
- Matt Stmpion Don mt. Stsrz
ling. Gp., Elm Morpbinift, ertrantte
ouf einem 3uge Der 6. &c 8. gu6n
nno tpuroe ndh benz 8pliseiquarti,r
sebraht. Gr gsitano, Elm Spfer beg
8tftss 81 fein uno Ri6tsr Glearp gab
inn cine feline 0oiis uno ianbte ;5n
rab ieiner Seimatb.
Grau 5rant 4ntbe bon go. 81
Sft s. StruBe mubte iit i'm Guten
Sdmaritdn 5oipital in Cincinnati eli
nsr Operation unter3isben. Sic 3.>
finost iit auf osm Bege Der geie=
Iung.
- Gbarlss 3immermdnn puroe
I'm Stabtgerift Inn 81 unb Soften BE-
siraft. - gbdrles Wigsins srbielt in
3elben GeriHt 30 Gage 4rbeitsbdas
Desen unoroentlihen 8ensbmens.
0ds 7eitanent Der 2ena adsrz
mann purbe i'm gountpseri6t bintsrz
Ieqt. tpnrtts isDoh 4peaen 4bpsfenbcit
Per 3euaen ni4t aHsfnommsR sperDsR. |
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Giir bisies glatt ipurbsn s.itern bon
BEN Sptitern 6. aIein & Bro.
ao. 435 Rdee StraBs, folseno. Sems
peratur : unterfdiebe rssiitrirt:
0m. Grab Ym. Hroh
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0tnf aar psH grtsinna In rtnsm Tag.
RehMfH sLe 2arntius Brsms Gntntue zrhIstter
Apoibeier tiaiien Gjfl0 surlid sueIrn IS midi fI.
II ~; e. grssts uuierf6rtii ant ieesr
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W nnbe 1iibe
SroiiipHnbsH uHs syrsistsHlsH
I0neA aeiinoert onr1 ben gcbrnn6 h9n
zM7 FOOT BALSAM
LWx 25e nHe Soc Der alaiAe.
tn dueH dpofbsfeu.

innsen; Giphtberitis uno Gharlod,s
fisber is 8 erirantungen; Dinbpoden.
Z ertrnntunsen unb Roie 3 Grfrons
tungen.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07
CHAMBERLAIN GRILLED
BY PARL LAMENT MEMBER
Labor Representative Declares Former
Leader Is Being Punished for
Sins of Boer War

LONDON, Feb. 6-W. C. Steadman,
NJ. p, labor representative for Cen
trail Finsbury, made an extraordinary
attack recently on Mr.. Joseph Cham
berlain. I'm the general election of
1885," he said, 81 was one of Joes s
stewards at a meeting he addressed at
the Victoria theater, where thousands
could not get in to hear him. I hailed
him as the savior of my class. He was
being taunted in those days by the
men who now are hanging to him as
the modern Jack Cade.
HE brought about the South African
war. He went to South Africa when
it was over and he saw the result of
his handiwork, and what did he do?
He said: This is not good enough
The people must turn their attention
to something else;' and he conceived
the devilish idea because / think it
nothing else so far as the Industrial
classes are concerned of tariff reform
/ do honestly believe that though these
manifestoes have been written by
somebody else, yet they are the voice
of a man that Providence, that God
Almighty, has afflicted as a punish
ment for his wickedness in that un-
just and wicked South African war
He has removed him from ever doing
further mischief. So far as actual
work in the house of commons is con-
cerned. Joe Chamberlain is dead-ab-
solutely dead"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07
JAPANESE IMMIGRANTS TO
CHILE ARE UNDESIRABLE
Asatic Minister to South American
Respublic Issues Warning
to His Government

TOXIC, Feb. 6.-Mr. Holti, Japanese
representative in Chile, reports unfa-
Vorably on the character of the immi-
grants entering South America from
Japan. He alleges that many of them
are men without any fixed trade, with
whom gambling is a business, while
some of them act as hucksters, walk
ing about with trays suspended from
their necks, selling cakes.
The minister believes that unless
very much greater care is exercised in
selecting emigrants an anti-Japanese
movement may be experienced in South
America similar to that which has
caused so much trouble on the Pacific
slope.
Meantime, the Japanese authorities
are making efforts to colonize For
mosa. 1t is announced that 1850 fam
lilies shortly will be settled in the Taito
region of the island.
Feeling against the Japanese is ap-
parently being sedulously fostered in
Manchuria. Toxic newspapers publish
an account of a school said to exist in
Mukden mainly for this purpose. The
recent boycott of Japanese goods in
that city was mainly due to the affair
of the Mukden-Antung railway, but it
is asserted the seeds were sown In this
school, where the principal item of the
curriculum is the greatness Of the
floWery middle kingdom.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07
OVER MILLION DOLLARS
IS VALUE OF STOLEN BOOTY

GENEVA, Feb. 6.-Worktng in con-
cert, the Swiss and Tyrolese police
have recently succeeded in arresting
a. large band of international thieves
at Bozon, in the Tyrol, and recover
ing a great quantity of valuable jew
elry, which had been stolen from visi-
tors travelling IN Switzerland and the
Tyrol during the past two years
Although the thieves, consisting OF
we'll dressed men and women must
have disposed of some of the booty, the
police have at least 100 articles OF
great value, consisting of diamond
tiaras, rings, brooches, pearl necklaces
gold watches, chains, bangles, etc, in
their possession.
The Berne police have photographs
of the stolen goods, which are at pres
ent in the charge of the chief of police
at Bozen, where the gang is awaiting
trial. Most of the thefts took place
in Swiss hotels.
About 81 1,250, 900, it. is stated, is the
value of the stolen treasures.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07
DIES AFTER SO YEARS.
SERVICE AS POSTMASTER

LONDON, Feb. Civilian Kenward
of Wivelsheld, near Haywards Heath,
the oldest postmaster in England, died
this week. He was in his eighty-ninth
year and was postmaster for sixty
three years His wife, who is the rec
ognized assistant at the postoffice, is in
her ninety-first year. Mr.. Kenward in
his early days used to collect and deliv-
et letters in a cart drawn by dogs. The
villagers having letters to post used to
place them in their windows, and Mr..
Kenward notified his arrival by sound
ing horn.
For fifty-seven years Mr.. Kenward
held office as parish clerk, and other
appointments he filed were those of
assistant overseer and school attend
ance officer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07
REDMOND SCORED
BY "TIM" HEALY
Opponent Declares Noted Home Ruler
Made Fake Statements and Re-
.ceived Large Sums of Money
from Parnellites

Dublin. Feb. 6.-There has been no
more piauant incident in the fierce IN
ternecine strife now in progress III
Ireland than the duel between Jollh
Redmond and r. M. Healy. "Ilfn' IS
a doughty antagonist who usually can
give better than he gets, and 1t can
be believed that Mr.. Redmond was
not oVeranXious to cross swords Will
him.
nounced publicly he would not visit
North Louth, but he changed his mind,
under pressure, it is said. from Joseph
Devlin. whom the O'Brienites, Healy-
ties and Sinn-Feiners regard as the
real dictator behind the nominal
"leader of the Irish race at home ana
abroad"
Mr.. Redmond went to Dundalk, and
did his best to paint Mr. Healy as an
unscrupulous mischief maker, VINO
must be cleared out of the party at all
costs. He charged him with violating
his pledge by refusing to support the
budget and the land bill. In fact
such was Mr.. Healy's perversity that
when the party voted he abstained
and when the party abstained he
voted.
Moreover. he had charged Mr. Red
mond with handing over the irish
votes to the government on certain
occasion for nothing, thereby implying
the party leader was both knaVe
and a fool.
He has quarreled in turn with every
one of that magnificent group of men
who founded the land league Michael
Davitt, Parnell, Mccarthy, William
OBrien. John Dillon, Harrington, Sea-
ton and T. p. O'Connor.
Further Mr.. Redmond limited the
member for Louth had been guilty of
black ingratitude to himself. Was ne
not Instrumental in getting Mr.. Healy
his first seat in parliament? When he
(Redmond) was requested by his fel-
low townsmen to succeed his father as
member for Wexford Parnell asked
him to stand aside in favor of Mr..
Healy, who was then being prosecut-
ed. and whose return would therefore
be a blow to the government. He did
so, and used all his influence with the
constituency to secure the return of
Mr.. Healy, who was duly elected.
Naturally Mr.. Healy lost no time in
replying to this attack, and it must be
owned he made effective use of his
opportunity. Having described Mr..
Redmond's speech generally as the
greatest mass and tissue of misstate-
ments he had ever read in his life,
Mr.. Healy proceeded; MIR. Redmond
says | owed my introduction to public
life to him. When L was elected to
parliament Mr.. Redmond was a clerk
in the house of commons. He was
enjoying from the British treasury
salary of $500 year. And what was
his position? You know those boys
they employ sometimes at theaters
and concerts to hand round programs.
Well, whenever the members came
into the house of commons they re-
ceived what is called the orders of
the day Johnny used to make a bow
to us and humbly hand us the bills, and
l wish 10 pay him this compliment
that a.more punctual, industrious and
courteous young clerk | never have
met; and l believe every penny her
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07
PARIS GAY DESPITE
FEARFUL DISASTER
PopuIace Rise and Merri=
ment Abounds on
Every Side
Especial Gable to The Herald)

PARIS, Feb. Notwithstanding the
fearful scenes this city has witnessed
in the last few weeks caused by the
torrential rains and the resultant rise
and overflow of the River Seine, Paris
ians today and tonight displayed that
lightness of feeling and devotion to
pleasure SO characteristic of the sons
and daughters of La Belle France.
Several of the theaters were open
and the boulevards We're as gay with
lights as was possible under the Grip
pied conditions of the lighting COM
panies. Cafes were open and beauti-
fully dressed women displayed their
charms as gaily as though Paris had
never been visited by one of the great
est calamities in her history
The Seine is now down nearly to its
normal flow, and the water has receded
from all the streets of the city with
the exception of a few low thorough
fares contiguous to the river and in
the cheaper parts of the metropolis.
Already sanitation corps and work
men are working strenuously to clear
up the streets and alleyways and in
few days all traces Of the havoc
wrought by the floods will have been
removed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07

bishop presides try to evade the letter
of the law affecting such associations
by refraining from constituting them
selves into a deliberative assembly.
It is we'll known that the clergy IN
France are accustomed to live on very
modest incomes, and that many thou-
sands of them would consider them
selves passing rich on $2OO. a year.
With such modest pretenslonS tneg
navertheIess must have been subjected
to great hardships in the last few years,
aggravated by the termination of the
state annuity. Moreover, the liberality
of the faithful has in many though by
no means all parishes been far from re-
markable.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-07

late majesty paid him he fully
earned
Amid the laughter which this narra-
tive evoked Mr.. Healy described as
absolutely false" the statement that
in 1880 the people of Wexford wanted
Mr.. Redmond to represent them, ana
that that man used his influence on
his (Healy's) behalf 1T is perfectly
true | went to America with Mr.. Par
nell in 1880, and when / came back
made a speech in my native town in
favor of the evicted, and [ was ar
rested. Mr.. Redmond and Mr.. Par
nell asked me to stand for the town
of Wexford. / got d letter from John
Redmond and Mr.. Parnell got anoth-
er, in which he said he was his IA
thers son and that the seat of WeX-
ford belonged to him as a sort of her
editary right. Mr.. Parnell came to me
with his letter and said, Who is this
chap?'
Il said, Don't you remember young
Redmond, the clerk in the house of
commons that hands us out the pro-
grams?'
"'What, said ParneI, that id
fellow?' That story about Mr. Red
mond going down introducing me to
Wexford and making a speech in my
favor-it is thirty years ago since it IS
supposed to have happened, and until
this week | never heard a word of 1t.
1.-THE borough of New Ross was va
cant some months afterwaTd," con-
tinued Mr.. Healy, "and 1 had a liking
for Mr.. Redmond, and L didn't think
it was a good thing to see the son or
an Irish member in so humble a posi-
tion. / wanted to take him out of his
difficulties, because 1 knew he was
good speaker and a good young man,
and | said to Parnell, Why not return
Redmond for New Ross Mr.. Par
nell said, Certainly and he was sent
to New Ross and returned, and at the
time his brother William who was a
militia captain in the barracks III
Wexford, sent to John a telegram TO
this effect For Gods sake, don't dis
grace your family by joining the Land
league and Parnell.'
"And yet this man comes down TO
Dundalk and attacks me, to whom ne
owes his present position"
Mr.. Healy characterized as lie the
statement that he had quarreled with
every Irish leader, and recalled that
when Mr. Redmond was at the head
of the vast majority of the Nationalist
members he secured Mr.. Redmond's
election as chairman of the united
party and gave him and his friends
not only their allegiance, but their
money. He Ventured to say that in
ten years Mr. Redmond had received
$50, 900 of their money. Mr.. Redmond's
friends would not stir step without
being paid, they would not go to
meeting without being pad and they
would not even tell lies against hirp
CHealy) without being pad.
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