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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-15
JOHN !. ROGERS.
Well known Former Philadelphia Ma
tonal Owner Is Dead.

Denver, Colo. March l4.-Col. John |.
Rogers of Philadelphia, former part
owner Of The Philadel phia National
League club. died Sunday of apopleXy
in his apartments at the Brown Palace
hotel. The attack resulted from trip
that Rogers ma L. 10 Alma, Colo, TO
inspect some of his property. The rari-
fed air Of that nigh altitude Altered
him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-15

christopher Allen of Co. G while going
10 MS cottage near the reservation yes
terday had the misfortune to slip and
ran on very sharp rock, cutting a cash
in his head. He came ir, as soon as pos
sihle and the wound was dressed at the
hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-15
Tonight's Coacert PROGRAM.

Ellis
0verture- lie Domino Noir.' Auber
WaitZ- hornlhi, Journal. Strauss
Selection-''The Wizard Of the Ntleaa' '---~-
Herbert
Dance- HocuS Pocus, Miller
"NarciSSuS,' Struha
DeScriptive-"The Night Alarm" Reeves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-15

me funeral of the late David c. Owen
VIII De heid from the Home chapel at :
+. NJ, Rev. H. S. Burrage officiating
capt. Moore will command the escort
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-15
New York Money Market.

New York. March II.
Prime mercantile paper 4a65 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm at 4S4.05M4A. 10
for 6O-day bills and at 4S7 for demand
Commercial bills 4S3aG4S4l.
Bar silver 81.
Mexican dollars A.
Government bonds weak.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Money on call easy at 2aM3 per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-15

Michael King left the Home yesterday
on furlough to visit his home in Paw
tucket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-15
NATIONAL HOME.

Officer of the day, Capt. B. F. stoddard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-15

dairies 21625.
EGGS-Steady receipts TAO cases; at
market, cases Included, 10; firsts a; prime
1irsts %.
CHEESE-Steady. 162Gs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-15
CITY OF AUGUSTA.

COntinued from Page One.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
Die fieben WeltrGtbicl ani Hctien.

ortngt mad p6en. 8nriim brin9t i'm
8epddipagen mcin leidltcr Softer int
mer md unten, 10 baB i'm Die i6tpca
rcu 3entnerfoffcr nnberer Meniden
faput briiden?
@enn if in einem 9dbnreitaurant
glilbcnbe 2npn nerldnge, 10 gibt cs
feline; oerlange i'd uber cine Souilon.
10 bctonrme i6 9lii1cnoe Snpu; mic
gebt baS 5u?
Sn einem Ibtbeil iisen a6t Gers
ionen; nlls Dem 0cpddnes lott iif cine
ihlrere 6rtidaftel uno fdlt einem
Heilenbcn auf ben aopf. @urlim lit
bas INNER Der meiniee?
Gin @altbof bat 5%rpeibuubert 3ims
mer. Sic bciben groBteu Sfunrhcr
liegen aIf NImmer III uub 119.
@ieio erlpiide id bas 3immer Iums
mer 11S?
Sm 8naeu fdbrt cine Witter nit
ibrem b%reijdbrigen &inbe. Sus Sinh
bat flebrige Sdube. Warum muS cs
purdaus auf meineu Soieu ipielen?
y - ~
3eine Gile.
Ser 9ir3els Ra3i, Snipobner zines
t~leineu, entlegenen @ebirgsborfes. crs
bolt unerpdrtet bon benz Yrofeiior,
Der tpdbrenb bes Somn,ers bel linn
Setpobnt bate, einen Brief. Nien,anb
int gnn3en Sort fam iebod Die
Shrift ent5iffern.
9duerin: Was piait 9 benin! Ser
Yrofeiipr bat bp6 a'ia9t. baB er i'm
CONNER ipieber berfommt - Ser ipirb
ms NADIA Den Brief ifou porleien!
Srndfebler.
Gin Solbdten6erS obne .S"ourage
lit feinen S6ub Yuloer ipertb.
- ~ -
&aiernenbufblitbe.
Sergeant: ginidbriser. mas iinS
Sic eigentli6?
ginidbriser: aiiiitent am gatterios
losiihen Snititut.
Sergeant: Na, man niht 10 selehrtl
Heben &c beutlid; iino Sic gonoitorz
gebilfe ober Commits in einem Bad
tpdarenldben.
8ebcnflidbeS Grinnernngs- Sbieft.
gs lit oft ipunberbar. bur6 pel6
ionberbare ltmitdnbe man bin unb
ipieber on etipas erinnert tptro; 10 lab
i6 eeltern einige Sdaie, Die eeiforen
plrben. uno sleih fiel mir Elm, bab
i6 mir ia aud Die Saare i6neiben
laiien tpoIlte.
- x ~
Waft bes @eianges.
Sodter beg Sauies (5um Sienits
Madden, tpeldbes am Seniter itebtl /:
Sit Der @agen INNER nod niht aus
benz g6auiieeeraben beraus, Inna?
Sienitmdbfen: 8 ia; pte Sic chen
an 81 iineeu fingen, ba bat Der 8aul
plpsli6 ange5ogen, uno fpeg mar er.
y - =
SIMMER Seritreat.
Sienitmdpfen: Serr YrpfeHor.
Sbre Srau lit in Der 8iide in Sbns
maht eefanenl
Yrofeiior (iunser gbemann): 60
tpiiien Sic mas, oann foten Ste raid
Sas giien fertis. uno nnhber eieBen
Sic ibr etrpas Can be Cologne ms
@eiihtl
= ~ ~
IN aller &iirse.
Gin 2ebrer er3dblt, bab err in Sns
biuna einmal einem Sfiiler einen
auiias aufsab. IN Dem er iiber ieben
Tag Der Wofe ettpas ia9eu ioltc.
Ser Surge iiberbrahte folsenbe
Grbeit: am Wontag erlegten Sim
Roulton unS ih einen Grid. unb oas
CAB Sleiif genus fir 9iensta9. Witts
nod. Sonnerstag. Srcitae. Samstag
iino Sonntag.
y - ~
1as @erfpreden.
S6uiteriunse (ber bel ieiner Reis
iterin iebr idmal sebalten tpirb) {:
Weiiterin ipute i6 in meinen reiferen
Sabren einmal Die Settiu6t trieseu.
Damn tperoe i6 itatt mad Narienbdb
ipieber einmal Elm paar Wonate 5u
Sbnen in aoit fommenl
y = y
Gafe.
Sd bab' cine iurbtbare @utb aui
meinen 9befl
~ p. so e.IY.- 4 -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06

aber mmk, tuie Serr Roofepelt sum
S6lmk be%rpurbebt, bic Wpblfabrt Der
Jranen auf benz 2anbe gef5rbert wer-
ben. Sic lit nod fpthttser ais Die
Boblfabrt bes 9aannes auf Der Sarm,
benin Die Ilitter lit Ser atlas, pelber
Die 8eihide Der @elt trdst.
Was Serr @ooiepelt ba iast. ihreibt
bier5u Die nGmerifa", lit gut gemeint,
dber es miro Der 2anbfluht feinen
Ginbalt tbun; benz Sug in Die Stabt
fem Cube MADDEN. llnIere 3eit lit
9cnuBiii6ti9. Oas 9nnbleben lit Nun
einnal mebr ODER tpeniaer einiam.
Sns 6ringt Der uncertainties Sdrms
betrieb nln einmnl NIT ii6. Shones
fdrmpniides Samifienleben fpirS am
meiiteu bu5u beitragen, ben Iufeuts
bait auf Der 6arm nngcncbm 81
MAIDEN. Nber ard bas pirb in
tinbcrreiden Samilien niht perbius
bern, bab Die iibcrihiiiiise Suecnb. Die
cine eigcne Sarm nidt eripcrbcn lam,
rp6 Den Stdbten dbfpanoert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
gebemflihes Grimuerunas. Sbieft.

gs lit oft ipunberbar. bur6 pel6
io%noerbdre ltmitdnbe man bin unb
lpieber on etpas erinnert uirb; 10 lab
i6 eeitern einige Sddfe. Die eeihoren
purben. uno eleih fiel mir Elm, oab
i6 mir ia aud Die Saare i6neiben
laiien tpoIte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
Mn bic Sarmer!

Nn pte Sarftef!
Iuf ieiner groBen Ieiie bur6 ben
@eiten belt Hoolepelt ieiue eritc Hebe
81 Utica, q. o., an Die Sarmer. CT
fiibrte BARN aus, baB bon allen offents
li6en 8ragen ~uuierer 3eit bas CONFER
putionss SrobIem nub Die Iuf9abe. bas
Dffentlide 2eben gu beiern. Die ipits
tighten ieien. Glio feline politiihe
9ampaenes Nebe 0 gelpobnli6em 8as
liher. ionbern mebr national otourmi>
i6en Sn6alts. 8eipe Yrpbleme, De-
men Serr Rooiepelt cine 10 srobe
Wi6ti9feit beilegt, 9eboren Sniam;
men. 8eiues lam pbne Seran5iebung
bes anoeren eriplgrei6 9eloit perbeu.
Iu uniere inbuitrieQe uno CONNER
5ieue W%oblfnbrt. uniere materieIc
gntpidlung bdnet i'm @runoe bon Der
grbaltun9 unierer natiirlihcn Siliss
auellen uno gleih5eitiaer gntpidlung
berielben ab. Nift Der gntpidlung
uub Iusbeutung burh giu5cluc, ious
bern 3lim bauernben Sortbeil fir buS
gauge Bolt. gs lit niht bas erite
Oial. bab Serr 8ooiepelt iiber pieie
Siuee benz @olfe ms 8epiiien rebet.
@lS YrGiibent bat er bieie pirtbihaits
lid,cu Srasen. Die ibm iebr am Ser
gen Iiegen, erortert unb lit fir cine
enersiide gouierpierung Der Haturs
i6dee. beionberS bon 8nlb unp @ais
fer, fir bas 2anbleben einsetreten,
pas inter Dem 3ug in Die Stdote gu
leiben bot. neil ibm elm GROCER Sbeil
leiner beiten 8rdite ent3osen miro.
Tim bieier 2anbilnht 81. iteuern, em.
pfieblt Sr. 3ppiepelt, baf itf bic
Sarmer mebr wiienibaftlihe 2enut.
niiie ertuerben. Die groBen @rfolse
Der Snbuitrien ieien nih bauptidhs
lid te6uiihen uuo piiieni6aftIiden
&enntniiIen 81 p%erbanfen. Warmm
iunte Der FARMER uidt aud bapun
prpiitieren? Serr Hooiepelt ipeiit
barauf bin, baB elm groBer Sbeil nns
ierer dmerifaniihen StaatSmdnuer
friiber bon ben Sarmern setommeu
limb. 60 paren @aibington uno
Seurp Clan Sarmer. Die uuf Der
Sarm @eborenen unb ScrangepdGs
ienen bdben Der Ndtipn Die aroBten
Sienite seleiItet. Sr. Hooienelt ruth
ben Sarmern. ii6 8uiammen5uihlies
Ben. ipie es in Der Snouitrie 10 eriolss
reid eeibeben 1T. 0us 2aubleben
iolte ebenio an5iebenb geitaltet pers
ben pie bas 2eben in Der Stabt. Die
2anofirben iolten bas io5iale Gens
trum fir bic Sarmer iperben. Mud,
In ben 0anbfhnlen iolte mehr fir bic
Scbuns bes Sarmlebens gotham per.
ben. Iu6 BEN Sarms arbeitern ious
ten iplfe 2ebensbebingungen aeboten
perben. bab lie itdnbig auf benz 2anoe
bleiben fonnen unb nidt BLOB 5ur 3eit
orin9euber Sanbarbeiten. Spr alien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06

Sergeant: ginidbriser. mas iinS
Sic ei9entli6?
g%inidbriser: aiiiitent am gatterios
logiiden Snititut.
Sergeant: ga, M nidt 10 eelehrtl
Heben &c beutlif; iino Gle Gonbitor>
gebilfe ober Commits in einem Bad
tpdarenldoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
~ ~ ~
3eine Gle.
" ~ "
Srudfebler.

Gin Solbatenbers obne .S"oura9
lit feinen S6ub Yulper pertb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
elder lit iiher.

@ait: 3ebmen sic bod bic 1atc
binaus! @s ihift lid bod niht. paS
iie 10 unter Den 8diten berumlduftl
aellner (pcrtraulif) Id, piTen
Sic, s gibt beute Suienbraten bel uus.
"a lit es Den 8diten lieb, fpenn lie
Die 9abe Iebenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
Or uirD acinreih.

Sreunbiu: aldrdeu, On bait Ii6
perlobt? 8. ba ~srdtnIiere ih. 3ein
Srdutigam lit sepiB idon uno
Jciitreih.
@raut: Hoh m6f. G6er CT pirf
es nod; benn penn iein Yapa itirbt.
crbt er cine IiIion. D..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
Mhtuna, Warmer!

5nht 3hr 0aier, pen. aart,fe elm Ssei;eu. Rorr.
Soggen. eerite. Sier. Butter ooer lbertaupt
treeroiueldle tjarmproontte iu vertaufeu2 Saenn
Soma. uuo irast i6u nm istae Ireiie. sian
aoreifire eiuind,: !. \. ytaeIs, Dubuque, Soma.
n. u. Nerr 8aale tauit uuo ~pertauit auc5
etabts pns Garmeilentbnm.
Sem Shrrtpem eripGbns man seh. oieies ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06

aine: Wama, bat i'd mein Nllliii
ni6t uerfiiblt. neil er serabe bIobfiibie
I'M naiien 8raie berim9elauien iit2
Otutter: Bas fdlt Sir benn elm,
mein Sdae2 On bit ia au6 ifon
barfub in faltcs 8aiier 9eitiegen.
ainb: ga. aber ib babe ia nun 5lrei
SiiBe unb Wufii bier?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
Sanernreseln fir ben Nonat
September.

Sauernreseln fir ben Wonat
September.
Gnf WariG @eburt
8eb'n bic S6nalben furt.
y
3eiet iid flar Raurittus,
8iele Stiirm' er brin9en rriib.
RebeIt's an Sanft Gleppbas,
8iro Der ear5e 8inter NAB.
SITS an Can't @egibi rein
8irb's 10 bis Ri9deli iein.
Sroden pirb bas Sriibiabr
iein,
SIT Can't 2ambert liar unb
rein.
8enn Rattbdus tpeint, itatt
ladt.
@iiig aus benz Wein er
maft.
September sGesen 1T benz 8uuer
9elegen.
&eun er aber ben @in3er trifft,
Sit er ebenio idle1t ais Gift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
spab muB and iein.

HH 49, -. f MI
@s@l1@a@l@@
Gr ,piro aritreih.
Sreunbin: &ldrfen, Ou bait Sid
perlobt? g.. ba ~grdtilierc ih. 9ein
Srdutl9am lit serpiB idon unS
gciitreih. Z
@raut: Sod m6t. G6er CT fpire
es nod; benn penn iein Yapa itirbt,
crbt er cine IiDiun.
- - -
Cider lit fiher.
Gait: Nebmen Gle bod bic 9atc
binaus! @s i6ift lid bod nift, paS
lie 10 unter ben 8diten berumlduftl
aelner (p%ertraulid) I6, tuiiien
Sie. 5 gibt beute Suienbraten bel Ms.
"a lit es Den 8aiten lieb, fpenn tie
Die aase ieben!
9eibenSsenpTen.
Sunger lngebrudter 9oet. Sbrc
Srdulein Sodter. Srau Braun, mo6te
ih nit einem 8epiht pergleihen.
8obl besbalb, neil i6 iie dih niht
los peroe?
= - -
Serftrent.
Irofelior Tin ben 8aiierlaoen bins
cinrufenb): 8uten Gag! S1 eebe
MIR nod eeeeniiber 5im Sisarrens
bdnoler. Seifen sic mid nur ins
5ipiidsn einl
Gin gutter Smnse.
Sribel: Yapa, i4ente mir bod cine
Srompete.
Better: g'ein. pie betommit On
Sribel: a6. i6 blaie ia nir. fpenn
On ibldfit!
S%tpRienfser.
@auner (ber aus benz 8efdnauii'e
alisbrehen mill: Shredlih, pie
einem ~beutSutase bas .Sortfommen"
eri6lpert pirb!
- - -
|, Wiberiprn6.
Yfarrer: Sa, Suber, ieet ioutet Sbr
gnf bod etnds porbereiten our Heiie
in Die @lpigteit.
Suber: . mel, Serr Yfarrer, / bin
balt gar fein Sreltro bonn 8eiien.
- - =
@ruRer ttnterihieb.
Srau: Baun bit Su bieie 2adt
beimgefpmmen?
Wann: I'm brei, alau6' ihl
Srau: gs mub piel ipdter setpeien
ieinl
@ann: Inn brei mar i1 i~penisitens
lnten an Der Saistbiirel &.
y = y
Splitter.
Die Wenihen iinb glei6 Den Yortes
monnais. Ranhe iiub nit Yapier.
man6e nit &u~pfergelh. ipenige nit
9olb 9efiiut. 2ebern iinb Die meiiten.
y y y
3psbaft.
Ghlbeut: Sieie gindt bin i6 nit
Dem gett burhgefallenl
Sallstpirtb;n: ga bdben sic iebens
falls pieoer bonn gramen setrdumt!
~ ~ . '...
Wtel perlangt.
sr3t: 0eit Der, Sliiiiisteit sureeIn
sic ale 5lpei StnnSen = senar mad
Ger llbrl
StuDent (ber feline llbr beriest
bait !: Damn bite. laiien Sic Sbre
llbr uber bier!
- - -
tlnerflarlth.
On Dem SdiIle zines ,Spe3ialarstes
fir Iusenfranfbeiten" itebt anees
i6rieben: Spre6itunben fir llnbes
mittelte BON 8 big 10 llbr. Hentier
Smber, Der iniolse bon Shlemmerei
magentrant geporben lit. fragt BEL Der
Goniultation erltuunt: Sic, Serr
9ottor. aibt's benn ail1 unbemitteIte
Wugenfranfe? eo
Maifiniert.
Srember: 8as nirb benn bort ODER
aui Dem 8er9e fir elm merfipiirbiges
@ebdiibe erridtet2
ginbeimiiher: Sa IaH'n mir a
HIline binbau'n - our Sebung oes
yreHlpeTperlegIsl
- - - D..
&alte Sumde.
9i6terline: Sd babe i6on a.
bihten %anaeiangen. ais i6 faum 5tpol
Sabre alt ipurl
&famter: So. lieber Srennb. e'
bat aber aid uiht ieber eineu 10 nadbt
liftiaen Batter pie Sic - meinel
bate MIDI balb tobt seidlagenl
- - -
@etuiTenbafter Sdnser.
Yfarrer: Wa. S6rseI. tpas tpar's
beun NIT guh. Sbr babt ia ipeoe'
seitern nod beute i'm Sohamt mitget
iunaen. @art Sbr frant?
SDrgel: 8rnnt grab nit, bohpiir,
bigger Serr Yfarrer. aber por9eitern
am beiligen Gberb. bab' id mir bein
Riibaufbeib'n ms Suns' nipisI bib'i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-09-06
GanSmtrtbsfb

berboten miro. GIN bieien S0ftern
baben Die Sdter unb Wiltter, ais
StiiBe, nihts perloren, tpenn tic Die
Sarm perlaneu. i~onoeru mir iprefrn
bier bon ben arbeitinmeu, geniigiumen
uub branen &tnbern, benen feline
gRiibe gu erob, feline StunSe 81
friib ooer 81 ipdt lit. Die ibre
bei1en junsen 8rdfte einieeen, nm benz
gpben feline &eiftbiiner ab3uringen
uno an Die gltern iolfer ainocr ipeus
Den mir unS nit Der Srase: mas pirp
ibnen bafiir?
SIT es 81 berpunbern, tpenn cine
Sdrmertp6tcr. lpie eben geihilbert,
eubli6 u,iibe miro uub Die Sarm pcrs
ldbt, bic bod mad Dem 5obe Der
Gltern pon oer6eiratbeten grilbern be-
tpirtbidaftet perben miro, bei benen
lie feline ltnterfunft Iurbcn nod finben
fpiro? &ommen niht audi ibr Die &C.
oanfen on Die 3ufunit? 9eiratbct tic
ni6t, 10 lit iie ipdter barauf angepie@
fen. serabe ipie jeet. fir Die aoit gu
arbeiten unb db unb gu befpnlmt lie
Elm neues Yaar Sfube ODER berz
gleihen. Wie peb pirb es uus icbco
Wdl um's Ser5, ncun uns eine Surs
%mermutter iGreibt: ,Wtan fpnrmt pur
latter Mrbeit nidjt sur Geiinnung; bic
&inber iinb ale er,uadien uub ,idai.
fen aus" nth bic frcmbe Silie tit
idfuer sm friesen unb fuitet 10
piel @elb."
Sir Die ,frembe Silfe" lit alio bas
8elb uidt 81 gut. bas 8elb. bus Den
&tnbern ge6ort; 5n oeiIen Griper.
buns tie, 10 bdfb Tie itart senug ba5u
fparen. ibr 5beil an Irbeit unb 8rdfs
ten beisetra9en baben. gs miro nidt
NIT llnredt, piel bon Der groBen
Shulb aeiprofen. Die Die &inber ge>
gen Die @ltern bdben uno elm iebcs
G~briitenfinb tptrb ipobl piiien. bdB eS
bieielbe ME dbtragen fann rnb mare
es nod 10 gehoriar, ouloiam nm
liebebon. aber IS baben and Die
gItern cine grobe S6ulb an Bic
Gineer a65utrdsen. nnb bieie beitebt
BET ben Gltern anf Der Sarm aud
bartn, baf lie bic Arbett Der Sinber 10
bod idGBen, fuie bic Grbeit Der Srems
ptb uup pup Ie WI StBSu OiSt|W Hhp
Slut nidt iiberpprtbeilen, benn aud
Bite unbesablte arbeit Der c%r,uahicaet
&inber ut seitublen, nnreht Ont unb
iuirb ME unb nirHnter seSeiben. 8enn
alto gltern ibre &inber auf Der Sarn'
bebalten tpouen, @ltern sic Die IitteI
baber. Sltern Die FONT frembe Silfc
a~nitatt Der et9eneft ainoer auitcler
r~riiiien, 10 eibt e, Dd Elm 'reht einfdfes
Wittel bies 5i erreihen unb mir mo6s
ten bas Snrmerfiro feben. bas Die ges
liebte S6oIe p~erlafien piirbe. nm III
elmer enaen, i~faubisen Stdot ieiu td9s
lid groo au peroieren. tpenn ibm bies,
uno Der Rotbsroi6en. i'm glternbauic
ungei6malert unb obne Milrren 9es
reidt tpiirbe.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-09-08
VALUATION GROWS TO s5,721,7s5.
Total for State for Assessment Fixed
at SIPS, 953,414.

Jefferson City.-State Auditor Cor
don has completed his tabulation Of
the assessment of public service cor
porations, as fixed by the state board
of equalization and tbs figures show
that the total increase upon that class
of property for this year is S5,721,-
1856.
OF this amount the Bell Telephone
company contributed $1,227,2 73. This
boosted its assessment from $1,772, 273
to $4,000, 900. The Kinloch assessment
was decreased $4,000. The Kansas
City Home was raised from SAL, 900
to $1,e00,000. The Terminal Railroad
association of st. Louis came in for
an increase Of $685. 900, making its to-
tai valuation for this year $6,9O5, 900.
The valuation Of United Railways Of
st. Louis was not increased.
The taxable valuation of railroad
property in the state is SIPS, OO5 1913.
The total taxable valuation Of rail-
roads, telephones, telegraph lines,
bridges and private cars was fixed at
$175,953,414. Last year the board
fixed the taxable value Of all the pub
lie utilities at $40, 1881, 629, The in
crease is nominal as this property
has been increased about this amount,
by every state board of equalization
for years.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-09-08
KENTUCKY AGAIN
IS sT0RM-SNEPT
ONE Is DROWNED AND TIMBER
AND CROPS ARE CARRIED
AWAY nv FLOOD.
MORE MAY HAVE Persisted
Shortage Of Corn May Cause suspen-
sion of "Moonshining" Next Win
ter-Lightning and Wind the
Cause of Great Damage.

Louisville, Ky.-As the result Of the
second storm which has swept the
mountain districts of Kentucky during
the summer, one life was lost and a
quarter of a million dollars worth OF
timber and crops were carried away.
At Van Cleave, Wolfe county, one
life was lost. While attempting to
ford a swollen stream, a daughter of
George King. a farmer, was caught
by the swift eddy of the stream and
drowned. Only partial connection
with Wolfe county has been restored,
and it is feared that other lives were
lost in the food.
Following in the wake of the storm,
which caused great damage by light
ming and wind, are the rising waters
of the smaller mountain streams,
which are sweeping away thousands
of dollars worth of logs, lumber and
railroad ties. The counties which
were damaged by the storm are Wolfe,
Breath1tt, Magoffin, Norman and
Knott. While the worst of the flood
is confined to the mountain district,
Louisville, Hayfield and other points
in Kentucky were damaged by the
storm.
If the corn crop is damaged to a Sc
rious extent it will cause the suspen-
sion of "moonshining" this winter.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-09-08
TIME IN THE PASiG
Swimming in Myriads Near Surface,
They Are Shared and Speared
by Filipinos.

Friday morning Filipinos sharing
cells and other fish in the Pasig near
the old captain of the port building by
the aid of fish snares caught the
largest eel ever seen on the water
front. 1t was fully ten feet in length.
Both banks of the Pasig and all the
ships and lighters moored in the
stream were thronged with hundreds
of Filipinos with snares and spears
trying to catch the fish that in myri-
ads were swimming lear the surface,
of the stream.
Natives when asked in regard to the,
phenomenon were almost unanimous
in their statement to the effect that at
this time of the year the bottom Of
the river gets hot and that the fish
have to leave the depths of the stream
and flash back and forth on or near
the surface.
Another theory that seemed to have
a great many adherents was to the ef-
feet that at this time every year there,
was a change in the character Of the,
water, this change acting on the fish,
as q stimulant.
This theory was advanced by an old
pilot who has witnessed the phenome-
non for many PENNSYLVANIA Times.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-09-08
MOTHER CARRIES HoD.
Earns Money With Which to Seek
Sons Pardon.

Kansas City.-Hod-carrying was not
too hard work for Mrs. Margaret la,
Trasse, a 56-year-old woman of Kan
sas City, Kan, when she was trying
to earn money to aid in getting her
son Harold from the Missouri peni-
Tertiary, and now she has got ner
reward. The boy was paroled by Gov.
Hadley.
Troubles never came singly for the
aged and bent mother. The foods of
10000 almost ruined her little home.
Then her husband became i'll and he
has been almost a helpless inzalid
eve since. Scarcely had he taken to
his bed when the boy was sentenced
to 10 years in prison for a robbery
committed near st. Joseph. The
home place was mortgaged to get
money to defend him, but his was a
lost cause.
Willie--as she calls her son-went to
prison and the mother started to work
to earn money to get him out. By
much persuasion she got a job carry
ing a hod. Then she prevailed upon
her employer to let her lathe and
plaster a house. Her savings she in
vested in a restaurant and, aides by
the profits from this venture, she man
aged to get her sons case before the
governor.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1910-09-08
BLAME MAYOR FOR
NEWARK LYNCH|NG
FIFTY-EleHT INDICTED FOLLOW
ING INQUIRY INTO DEATH
OF ETHERINGToN.
8 OFFICIALS ARE SCORED
Grand Jury Says Authorities Made No
Effort to Stop Hanging July B.
Mayor and Police Chief De-
serted Posts, Is Charged.

Newark, Ohio.-One of the bitterest
excavations of public officials ever
uttered in the Ohio courts were en-
braced in the report of the special
grand jury, directed by the state
attorney generals department, on
the lynching of Carl M. Ethering-
ton, an Anti saloon league detective,
July 5 last. The report carried with it
IS indictments, of which Is were for
frst-degree murder, 81 for rioting, 10
for assault and battery and 10 for per-
jury.
Former Sheriff VIM. Linke of Lick
ing county; former Mayor Herbert
Atherton of Newark and former Chief
of Police Robert Zergabel are held to
blame for the ~lynching. They could
have prevented it, in the opinion Of
the grand jury, had they lived up to
their official duty, The sheriff is said
to have cowardly deserted his post,
the mayor to have gone to bed at
home and the chief to have gone to
a nearby saloon to play cards.
Responsibility is also lodged with
the people, for the report says had
they elected competent officials, the
lynching would not have taken place.