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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
garbaroiia llutcrit. @ereiu.

Der garburoiTa llntsrit. .9ereiu l1s
bet Ulitglisbsr uno 5reunoe 81 ietnsH
10. 5tiftun1sfsft Elm, ods am Conn
tag, 7. sluguIt, ourd siB ptcntc in Qa'
beritumpfs Gartsn auf Yrice Siu be-
ounaen psroen foa. 9as nit Den Dor
bersitunqen betrauts 9ommittse bat az
grranaements in better Weiie getroffer
uuo iteat alien 5hsilnebmern sinsr
peraniiat.u 5as in Qusiiht. I'm ooS
Snt,refs am 5sft 5u srhoben, lit etr
greis bon $5 gsitiftst pproen, better
Grperber bnrh nos Coos sntlhieoer
perben ioa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
Nerleste Die 9arple.


CHARTS 5unt, Elm i'm RoOember DO
rtgeu 5abres Quf ParoIe aus oem &c
fdngniB gu SeiferioHptQe, Suo., entz
laTener StrGfltng, purpe geitern
pom Dem garolsbeamtsn campbell abs
Qsbolt, um BEN aeit istner Straie, orsI
Sabre, ubsufiBen. 6unt mar fpegen
8roBoisbita5Is 5u ii J1bren 8sidr5z
u!B perurtbeilt uno. ME geio9t, ndd
8srbiiBun9 Don elf Sahreu auf 4arote
eutIdfeu lporoen.
Gr par nod Cincinnati gstommen
uno bate gei6Gftigung aLs GlettrIter
aeiunoeu. Surge 3sit ipdter mar er
nit Der Boli3ei in Ronflitt gerat1en
uno elm pdroIebamtsr mar nod Sim
ciunati getommsu, um ihn ptsoer in
bas gsidngniB gu Sefierionpiae 3us
rut3ubrirgen. Sm leBten 4ugenbllt
beihlob man isoo6, oem WIanne nod
cine Gbance 8u esben. Sunt Dsriprdt,
in 3utuuit eir taoellpIss 2eben fubren
All poQsH. Gr perheirathete 'ih uni
soa nab Rprpopo, no er Bsi6dftigunQ
fano. Sn Der MpHtu9 Raht bsgao er
fih in oas 3immer eiHes 6rauenalms
mers cn Der 8. StraBe uuo Central
4psnue uRo ourn't0ber!e aiIten unt
Saiten uno legt, Iih ihlisBIjh aui oas
g.tt, no sr ipdter BON Der pp!i8ei
itlafeno porgeTunOen uno otrbaftet
iuurpe. Gr tpurbe gu sehn Eo9en 4r:
bsitsbQus osrurtheilt uno nlatrd8Iit
ais Der opi yarole aus Dem 8sfdng
| niB su oysffsrionOile entIafen. Strdf'
| lima iorntiiisirt. Die 9efdn9nibbeb0rs
| oen lpurpen iofort bsnahri6ti9t uni
aeiternglbeuo ruurbe 6unt udh Setter
| IonpiQe suritgebrutt, NO er nunlneAl
Epsasu 8srlegung Der parolebeoiuqun:
aen ben Reit isiner pier7ebnIGbriger
gefdnguiBItrufe 81 perbuben bdbsT
ipirp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05

GIisabetb Mdrp Code permuht ibrer
Ri6te Sapie QDebsr 5000 unb ben
Reit hires germogsns an ibren grurer
Sobn WcGartbp, bod mgb berielbc
i'm ct. Soiepbs 5risb6Of cine Got
tdufen, porin bic 8erItorbene un0
ibre Ulutter beerbiet tpsroeu foaen.
Der tiir3Iih in Rem Yort perItors
bsne Sacpb 9. guruet permdtt fsin
9erm6gen an feline Gdttin 2lnnis 9.
gurnet duf 2ebsns3eit. Rad i6rem
lobe Ion DaiieIbe slsidbsitIi1 untsr
isine flint Stinoer, Robert 20. gurnst,
Sacob gurnst, 5orolo gurnet, GtbsI
gurnet uno Warn pb:Ips rrtbeitt
tperoen.
ga hlaB 9 q den.
Barbara Reinbdrbt iit 1situmsntss
politrederin BON Wiarp e. 5u6s;
gerionalisn 5000. Grunosisentbum
$500.
Wtaris Q. grutbuup III 3situmsntss
bolIitredsrin BON 2laatba Wenning;
perionalltn $500.
Warp g. 5eiotdmp lit Isitumsrtss
poQItrsdsrin pon Qnnd M. 5eiotamp;
9runoeiaentbum $4,000.
Win. J. Grdf lit RahIaBperDaltsr
bon pulasti aintlen; YeriOnalisn
800.
Barbara 6eBsI III RahIdbpertpaltss
rim bon 5rant ShaIler; perionaIien
$452.
Waltolm WeQlpop iit Nahlabbers
matter pom 5atob e. 8urnst; Yerice
naIisn unbetauut; 8runbei9enthum
100000.
SoIepb 8. 9slpe TT RathIabbertpu!.
ter bon Uidrp plps; 0runosigsnthum
$1170.
Der perIonlihe RdhIab Der 5R.
reie Goot betr1gt $1152.3S; oerisnisc
oes 5acob Shasfsr $12. .835.73; Der
i.niae bes +. d. geimdnn $1250; oers
isnigs oss 5bos. !. Wlpers $819.9O
8erihieoenes.
Sohn Ststsnrsiter tIugt cine Gorot:
rung iiber $1204.4S gessn pius Scott
elm.
Die Meme Rcao Wldtinerp go. hat
cine 5oroerurg iibsr $3i71 gegsR III
frso Tstebah & so. einqetIdgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05

tss cine ungefd6rIi6e Stidlpunbe an
Riitsn bstbrohte, tpurDe, na6oem DIX
uripriingItd auf Moroangriff luutens
be Qntldge in biejenige oes tbdtIi6en
Qngriffs umgeipanosIt poroen mar
nit elmer Strafe BON $25 uno Soften
belegt.
Der W1otormunn 1Sreoertt 8rebner
BON Der Sobn StraBe Ginte, bon DeIer
Dugen Der bret Sabre alte GeIter 81
fber, BON go. 2200 Gentrdl Npe., an
Utitttpoh Qbenb an Der 6arrtion Qpe
uberfdbren uno get0otet tpOrDen mar
eribien unter Der Qntlage beg 1oots
ihlags Dor benz Rihter. Der 6du
purbs bis gum 10. Auguit Deri6oben,
I'm ben WabrIpru6 bes @Oroners abs
3utparten. Voh Au5iage bon Nugens
3eugen pes 0rdbli6en llnfdlles mar
Der Isbtere BON Seiten Des 2tngstlags
ten aus unpermeiolih.
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gterhlihfeitsberidIt.

5opbia Qoreug. AZ, 2581 2iobsI
QIace, &rebs.
3obn Mc5lroin. AZ, Gbriit 5oipiz
tai. Ibpbus.
Martin UleB, 10 NOuute, 462
GIiper StroBe, Shpahe.
Jpbn GrUit, IS, Yort uup 2tnn
StraBe, 5noueit in Stpe6c.
5ofepb aoopmaH. 2 U}oEatc, 1906
Wlunsfislo Ctr, Shpdte.
G5arles Boat, So, 3017 GoIeraiu
Qb., 9laienIeioen.
3ubn Qeonoro. 81, 53l Cit 5. Str.
Suqueit in Snpebe.
Glart Wann, 79. All Bart Strabe,
RierenleiDeu.
I}ario 0offmann, So, 937 Sstts
Ctr, RtersnIetDen.
Setter 5ifber, 3, 22o0 Central 2tp,,
Snqueit in Shnete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
Oeburten.

Daniel uno Sara5 Jan. 4372 5n:
nes ap., Uldoheu.
James un0 GLura 9istin, 81S
6atbaDap Strabe, WdDden.
8eorge uHp Barbara Born, 2914
5enIhulu 4p., 3piQiu8e. 8pet &rabeu,
Qouis uno WatiIoa Wat, 922 Quus
rel Strabe, &uabe.
9uItaDe uno U1tiloa oSsnnst, 1871
Spcamors StraBe, UtdOheu.
2tbe uno Quguita Gffron, 1922
Deslsp 2tD., Utdoten.
Soiepb uHD Gli3abetb Spraul, 75C
70. GOurt Str, 8nabe.
WiuIum UNI nnie Gaugbltn
1852 Glapton StraBe, 8nubs.
Gmil unD YbtIomena 8iIhoff, Sil
uno Wc8rsgorp AD., 8nabe.
Sames unb 0oIDie GIQncp, 1851
SenIhap 4p., &nabs.
Gilbert uub A1thsrtne lroeI der
1853 6enpoop Ctr, Wtd0heu.
iFrant uno Qrna S6it, 3544 So
lsr1in 3D., anabe.
s5acob unb 5oiepbine Sohbrunnar
6snibop uno IOpnihip ap., 9nabe.
Charles un0 WldthiIou pauCero
241O UaribaQ Str, 3piLtn9e. Wdo
den.
Charles uno aoia Coleman, 13.
BintIer Str, andbe.
5obn uno Catherine 01uer, 213>
Rite StroBs, Utdoheu.
Charles uub U}argaret Ueibe, 1913.
sFreeman 2tp,, Uiuo6eH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05

oaB man in Cincinnati ben idmmerDol=
len 3uitoro unierer 4tbleten Dem IOieu
,3u9el hires SduptlinQs 8rtffitb in Die
Stube idiebt uno ioqar Don Sn=
iu6oroiuation fluntert. 9err 8riffitt
itelte Dies irriae 0eriitt Qeitern in
goiton nit Den iolQenoeu Worten in
entihiepsue 4breoe: oWieine Sungen2
letitsn tbr M09Ghies in jeDem SpieIs
uno befolqen allie meine 8orIhrifteu.
y}idt uber einen etn3Igen metner Spte7
ler babe ich uriahe CUR Rld9e, uno
herrItt pollitdnoi9e 6GrmoHie unter
ibncr. Sir iiBen einIod uieber i'm
Slump - uno 3pQr oiesmal auF
TAFT alien Quntten Oe9 SpieIes. gins
4enOerung gum 9eiten tit ieOsH Gag 3u
ertparten."
Gurd bic aeitrige g}ieoerlage Der
,Cudter" in gbiIaDstpbia itnb bic
RsbS ais 4ueinberrIher ouf benz a.
glag Der /. 0ipiii0H fsitgeantert. 9pfs
fentlid IaTen iie Th ui6t pjeoer para
aus perordnQen!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
Aus benz 9spli5eiseribt.

pauI WunoboT, Gin uusar, bate
fin unter Der 4ntI2ae oes uHorosHtlls
den Sstragens Su osrduttrorttn. gr
bate in oerMittnoa Rn6t in betruns
tenem 3uitanos isiHt Srau aus osm
Sdafe geiaat II. paI luf 8sranIdnuHg
oerielben psrhoftst Doroeu. Die Ges.
tere srtldrte ouf BEN 3euaenitanne
boB ibr WanR tie 5aufis mtbbanoeIt
babe, bat ieop6 trogeem um WfiIoe iii
ben ang.tIagtsr. oa lie uno bic atn.
Der fir ibrn llntsrhllt BON oemielhr
abhinqsn. Der ittuoertretsnoe HtHtel
Spffmon msints, oaB sine ersmplori.
ide Strafe am Yldse 1et, unf perur'
tbeilte Runeboif gu S25 uno aoittE
um alleroirgs ipdtsr auf bic oringlia
den 9orTteaunseH Der 5rdu Wunbho'
Bin Die Strafs su iuIpenbiren.
0eorae Rau, rpslter am Wtttirot
abeno an Der gts pom fSinoldp Wdrt
in betruntsnsm 3uitanoe Raoau &c
Ihlacen uno isine Nahbdrn beihtmpf
bate, .rbielt cine Sirafe Don ST.
unc aoiten aufgebrannt.
Hobert graithpottsr nno Ssca
Musitaot hdttsn ft am hellen Tag
i'm aoamstoitiim obne Sabehpien Il
ben triben 5Iutbsn pes aanals Der
umaetummelt uuo parea ihliebltt
auf 8erdnlaHune BON 4nDohnern. ol
an ibrem sreiben 4ergsrniB nnbmsn
perbaFtet porben. 1u beibe 4nsetlog
ten erit is Sabre alt limb. Uurben f
benz ssuaennrihter iibertpiefen.
Die Reaerin Warn 5bcmpfcn, mel
DE ibrer ,gsunotn une RoFesenoilil
alice, Mls2saa po6rsno zines Strsi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05

rerr 6. friebmelt, elmer Der aLteften
unb betannteiten bcutiheu &potheter
Der Stuot. bat feline Ipothete on Der
grten unb Utoiu Strabe, bic sr iett 20
Sabren beiaB. pertouft. 3er neue 81
oentbumer Is. s, GaB pIrb oas De-
ihdft am Samtas ubernehmen une
Serr Triebnelt ptrb oann i'm anIang
Der fommsnosn Dote eiue tdnsere ers
holungsreiIe rad oen Ssen ortreteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
Saie.Saa.

Reaen perbinosrte geitern oas Spie!
Der rRsos" in Soften, uno tpiro oas.
ielbe nGhrsno TIRES ndhiten SeIutes
in Der go6nenitabt (M2itte Sept:mber)
gum 4ustrug gebraht Deroen.
Seute finoet bas lebte Spisl pieIes
1ourniers 3p;ihen rReos" uno Bob.
nenTreFIern" Itatt. ShIeuoerer 8eeb'
riro, pom J6uger Glarte uHteritiiBt
ais 9ombdroicr fungirsn.
4uh pas Spiel IN 8rootipn 3tpt
Iden Den rSuper6as" uuo Ct. 2out;
.auroinGlsn" mubte oes Regsrs meyer
unterblsiben.
Rsiultat ber gefrtseu
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Sagesprosramm i'm 300.


4bpstielunasreite unterbdltungeH
srpdrttu uuh seute ipispsr Die geiu'
der oes 800. Dor aGsm Gbsr lperosr
pohl Die Spiele Der Ben Greet 5ruppe
ibrs qn3iebunostruft auf unTer qubliz
tum ausiibeu.
,:.s m
y : - ''''
z.lo nQt 'eou'HA'a9s'
SoH3srt oes eEHciunaiI Sr4eters,
unter Der SsttuHg oss 9srrH SeHra
Jrcsblln.
gRubHter UI1rth SenHsit
e3arods-g g5dIuoltd aooerts
Ssrenaoe-r 5rlbIlnasmoraen" .. .
.... SGeamoe
gotpourri aus ~gds 3ieeunermao'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05
0erodbtige Spoesfdlle.
Had,twdd)ter nit elmer Stirnnuuoe
toOt anfgefunoen.

Wi6asl Stump, So Sabre aft.
Rahtndtter Der Ntarmolitb Garbon
gaint 50. in Gat!ep, nuroe geitern
nu6 5 u6r bon George Sfur8es, Ell
mem 4ngeItsQten Der 5trma, toOt auf
BEN Tub6ooen lieesnb Dor9efunben.
Sin iofort 6erbeigerufener Qr3t tOnItoz
tirte ben COB uno bendhri6ti9te ben
Coroner. Qn Der Stirn b1tte Der
5oots cine 6uutabI4iirfung, peIhet
umitduo su Dem GerU6t 2lnIab 9a6,
DoB Der Wdnn ermoroet Doroen iel.
Der Coroner 1T isoo6 Der Qnii4t, oaB
Stump einem 5er3ifIaqe erIeqen lit
uno iih bic StirupunDe i'm Hie0srfaiz
len 3ugs5ogsr bat. SetbitDeritdnoIia
tpiro Der Gau singsbeno unteriuht
perben.
gsni. granbt Itirbt pI0Bs
lid in isjner B 0 r.
nung.
Coroner Ir. Goe lit nit Der Inter
iuhuna Deg 5obss oss 8sItsrn gOrm,ts
tag plosIi6 DsrItOrbsner 50 Sabre al
ten 9oli.rers 9sni. Brandt, BON 30
$50 5at6 Strobs, bsihdftigt. 81
bratte in Grfubrung, bab Brandt
peI6er in IsBter 3sit fart, 9strurteu
bate, in Der Samitag Raht einer
Streit nit isinsm 5ohrs 5oiep6 9e.
babt hobsn foq. Gr entfsrnte Iid UNI
t.brts .rft 9sitsrn Worgen in ietn'
Wobnung 3uriit uno sriudte isiut
7Srau, ibr .iu Jriih'tiit gu bereiten
Gr l.ote iih auf Elm Sopba, Don mel
dem Ct plDsIih entIselt auF ben SUB
booen hinunterTi,i. Inter bei0er Nu
| oen beg yootsn beftnoeu Iit blutunter
| taufene Ste(Ien, tpelde nah Qusiag
ppn Qugtu3eugsn Napon herrubren
| oaB Brandt pGbr,nb Dss srrpdbnteI
Gtrettes am Sdm'tug 4bsro oaDon
laufen poqt.. 81 gooen ftiir3ts uno lid
bic gsrIsBuugen i'm JuLsn 3u3o8. d
ganoe puroe pom Coroner beauftragt
.tne Cbouttion on Der 2sihe por3u
, rehuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-05

+ an lit - niht uur in Cincinnati.
ionoern o[lerorts - tpiro gottItrdfIid
niIp, penn Der heimiihe Elu6 nit ieiz
nen beiIieiteu 9efiiblen Shtnoluber
treibt, uno nas hdben uniere rRsos"
ibrsu 6ieiigen 5reunbeu burch ibr mi
ierablss Spielen pdbreno Der IeEten
8ods argetban. 10 baB piele Der 2eBs
teren nebit 2lppetit unoRahtrube nabes
su audi ibre adu3e 2ebsHsfreube poroers
banp eingebiiBt haben. aetn DunSer,
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
STATE DEPARTMENT
WANTS HOME OF OWN
Emphatic Protest Against
Present Plan Will Be
Made.

Emphatic protest VIII be made 10 Con
gress By the State Department against
the pending plan to house It with the
Departments Of Justice and Commerce
and labor IN a new building 10 be
erected at the corner Of Fifteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue
The Department OF state wants &
b--ild-ng all 70 itself
The protest VIII be made !, formally
by Secretary Knox ard AssistaI.s SeCre-
Jary OF State Huntington Wilson
Members of the Senate and House
who heard today Of the departments
plan were sstonished. because a fight
has been made for several years by
ali three departments 10 have the build
ing erected Cor them on the square
bounded by Pennsylvania avenue, T,
and Fifteenth streets.
AR Knox, however. has new ideas
= bout the building for his department
He wants II 70 contain q great banquet
hall and an audience chamber which
shall be spacious and work Of art 50
far a. decorations and finish are con-
cerued-
II The new building at Pennsylvania
avenue and Fifteenth streets. for which
the land has already been purchased Is
devoted only 70 the Departments Of Jus
tice and Commerce and LABOR, entirely
new arrangements viii have 10 be made
for a new structure for the Department
Of State. and AR Knox viii have 10
make his suggestions regarding Its 10
cation and all its essential details
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
TRIES FOUR TIMES
TO KILL HIMSELF
Young Man of Evansville, Ind, Has
Hard Time Trying
TO Die

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan George
Strong. twenty-five years old, a teIe-
phone Iinesmau. made two unsuccessful
attempts 20 hang himself IN city police
headquarters this morning after having
failed to Kill himself with carbolic acid
and coal oil last evening
Strong CaIIa5 on Miss Lena Holloway,
with whom be was in love. they quar-
relied and ga the presence Of the girl
strong tried 20 drink carboIfc acid. but
she. snatched the bottle from his hands.
While she was teieQhoninC for police
he unscrewe6 the burner OF a lamp and
drank all the coal OIL in IT,
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
MOSES IN FIGHT
FOR PRESIDENCY
Expected to Become Rival of
GUIDE for Head of Cham
Der of Commerce.

With indicaEio I'D TO the past few
days pointing TO the reelection Of VII
liam F. Guide without opposition as
president Of the Chamber Of Commerce,
the status Of the political situation in
the organization was given a sudden
shake-up today when it was authori-
tatively stated that Arthur c. Moses
viii be nominated for the office
II Is understood Mr.. Moses name is
10 be presented BY a prominent wash
ingtOn bushes man. who. also. is an
official Of the Washington Board Of
Trade. He has made known TO a nUIe-
Der Of his friends that he viii nominate
Mr.. Moses, whom he actively supported
in the Chambers last presidential cam
paign-
Mr.. Moses today said he was not
aware his name was 10 be presented,
and that ne did not know Of any cam
paign that was TO be started in his be
half
In view Cf the fact that Mr.. Moses
recently was elected second vice presi-
dent Of the E0ard OF Trade. II has been
expected generally that he would not
be a candidate for president Of the
Chamber OF Commerce Today, how
ever. he did not intimate that be would
withdraw his name II Il should be pre-
scented
The chambers election is scheduled
for 4 week from tomorrow IL has been
generally accepted that william r
GUIDE would be nominated 70 succeed
himself as president, and that Capt
James T. Oyster and Charles J Bell
would be nominated To succeed them
selves as first and second vice pTeSl-
dents respectively.
A year ago, the hottest political bat
tie perhaps ever waEed in any organ
lied body IN Washington was being con
porting Mr.. GUIDE and AIR. Moses for
president Of the chamber
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
Froml32 toIsOibs.
wo-1derfuI1r - % at smnn -

Wonderfully Built Up At Small Cost.
The number Of cases OF general debiI-
ity :l which Hoods Ssrsa pa iIIa has
ProTed Just the medicine that was need
% = Tery great Mr. z s Fly. Ivan
hoe. Va. describes his case and tells
what this medicine did for him. in the
following testimonial 81 was all run
Gown and weighed only 152 pounds I
took Hood : SarSapari1a- and before
the uTSr bottle was finished began 70
improve and when I had taken six
bottles was wonderfully built ID and
weighed $50 pounds"
&C. Hood SarSap arIIla today IN rs
uaI liquid form or tablets called .SarSa-
-aEs
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
FOOD COMMISSION
HAS WORK AHEAD
Asked TO Investigate Whether
Peanut Shells Are Used in
Breakfast Foods

CHICAGO. Jan 3-DecIariuE that the
breakfast food Industry is q shell
game" the Cz5oago Federation Of la
Dor has adop-ad resolutions demardinz
that the national pure food commission
investigate charges that peanut shells
are used in the manufacture OF this
class OF food
During the discussion Of the matter
President Fitzpatrick Of the Fedora
ton declared a recent wreck IN NIECEi-
gar showed sstaF several cars were load
ed with pea uu- shells consigned 20 Bat
tic Creek THIS, re thought was SUI
fcient ground for the federation 70 de-
mand an investigation.
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
NELSON NAY PRESIDE
OVER INVESTIGATION
Slated to Head Committee
To Decide Ballinger-
Pinchot Case.

According 20 present prospects, sen
ator Knute Nelson OF Minnesota viii
oresfde Al the investigation Of charges
/ IN the controversy between Secretary Of
the Interior BaIIinger and Chief For
ester Pinchot which is 10 be conducted
BY a Joint committee Of six members
each from the Senate and the House
The resolution providing for the in
vestigati0n viii be introduced simUtane-
ousIv in both branches OF Congress on
Wednesday.
Charges OF conspiracy made by both
sides TO the controversy viii make the
position Of chairman Of the investigating
COMMITTEES difficult 20 fIL No matter
what the decision. the members Of the
committee viii be made targets for
criticism by the losing side The find
inss may drive either Pinchot or Bal
IinEer from the Government service.
and they are certain TO figure promi-
Denty in next years Congressional
elections
His Qualifications.
Senator Nelson is not known to have
any eutangIiuE alliances, and he is re-
Earded by his friends as being fitted by
his ability, experience, and independence
for the place. He has q law Office at
Alexandra. MINI. and owns a large
farm nea- that town He Is said 10 be
free from afdIiaJion with the lumber and
other concerns that have special in
terests in the public domain
His fndepenC euce- one Of his most
marked characteristics. was marked By
his vote against the tariff bin last sum-
mer- In the discussion Of features OF
that measure Nelson voted his senti-
uneuts regardless Of outside Influences or
OF criticisms from any source
He is credi ed with a large store Of
common sense IS a hard worker, and a
frank talkeT- and II he should write the
report OF the discussion Of the commit
tee il would be the 0laiues- sort OF read
ing. For a number Of years he has been
chairman OF Senate Committee on Pub
lie Lands
Personnel OF Committee
Much interest attaches to the person
mel of the rest Of the committee, the
members Of which viii be named by
Vice President Sherman and Speaker
/ Cannon Ia order TO insure q commit
tee free from bias e has been suE-
-e=ted that no meu-reES from public
F land States be selected. IL being argued
that most of the members from those
States already have pretty strong con-
VIcIsuuS on one side or other Of the
I case, or affiliations that might hinder
their rendering an iuDa rriat verdict
On the otheE hand u IS held thar
1.-THE very complicated lind statutes and
f 1- reason or their ignorance would
I not hn satisfactory judges
II is likely that both the East and
the West VIII he represented on the
committee
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
SENATOR KNUTE NELSON
HITCHCOCK FAVORED
FOR NEBRASKA TOGA
Democratic Leaders Are Centering
Upon Representative for the


OCIIdIC-
Linz DIN, Neb.. Jan 3-Aftar hold
Ing three conferences, Democratic lead
ers in Nebraska today seem q be cen
-eriuE on Representative 6 Il Hitch
cock g the Second district. as Caudl-
date Cor United States Senator
Several leading Democrats TODAY de-
Ci@red ", J. Bryan would not run Tor
the Senate They also aVcrrnd Gov.
A G. ShaleubeTEer would be a Candf-
date for reelection This practically
siGetrsckS Mayor Dahlman. Of Omaha.
who had EUDematOriaI ambitions
The Observation-Disclosures controversy IS
being watched by w = Bryan and Z
is said that he is preparing lecture
on tbs subject He Is also Interested
IN the workings OF the new tariff bill.
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
SAILS
FROM PORTO RICO

The Nayfower. with Secretary Of War
Dickinson and his party aboard, left
san Juan. Porto Rico, today for SantO
Domingo, according 20 a dispatch re-
ceived from BriEadIer General Edwards,
AZ the Insular Bureau
The party VIII spend one day at Santo
Domingo. and then viii 20 on to Ha-
vana. where they viii spend s-vO days
They viii sail from Ha-ara for
Washington
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
DISCOVERS NEW WHEAT.

Thousands OF acres OF arid land in
the West may become valuable fOT
-,heat raising II the discovery OF Dr.
Aaron Asr0usohn, a noted aErOnOmist
and agricultural explorer. realizes his
expectations While in Palestine he
discovered a hardy drouEht-resiStinE
wheat which viii grow in a rainleSs
country, and thereby will revcIuttonize
the wheat-ErowinE industry Of the
West. nc believes
The Washington times., 1910-01-03
MUSEUM TO BE OPENED.

Officials a. the United States National
Museum today announced thar the rev
building viii be thrown open TO the
public by the middle or February The
main part OF the structure and one
wing are all Lhat remain to De- s.i~ea
the finishing touches.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-08-25
VERY BRIEF FREEDOM


Harry Scanlon, who burglarized
jewelry store at Detroit, year ago
last December, and was caught In this
city by the late Chief Malvey and was
returned to Detroit where he was con-
victed and sent to Saltwater for
eighteen months. was arrested, Tues
day morning. at the gates Of the Still
water prison by Sheriff Billings Of
Fergus Falls.
Before going to Detroit Scanlon and
his gang had been operating In the
eastern part of Otter Tail county and
had buglarized the store OF "a. Cob
lirsch at Pcrham, securing about $500
worth Of goods. Indictments we've
returned against them by the S-acd
jury. Of Otter Tail county, and bench
warrant was issued for the rearrcst
OF Scanlon on the completion OF his
sentence. It was this warrant that
Sheriff Billings served.
After the arrest OF Scanlon by the
late chief he escaped from the county
jail ut Detroit, bit later was re-
captured in South Dakota on inform
alton by the late Ole Malvsy who had
found out where Scaalon's home was
and presumed that he would visit his
folks sooner or later. lie MAIDS the
visit and walked into the pat.