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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-16
4ilgbman Videring
Vrdiioent Der yid,rins 6arsuare
80. i'm bohen Alter bon S3
Sabreu oeitorben.

srrr 5iIabman pidsrins, prdEotnt
Der Viceriug barouare 60. uno elmer
Der dIteiisn 0eihdfisieute Der Staot,
III esitern iriib um brsi llbr I'M 6auis
bes Ssrrn Charles Mloeisr, oes Sddsa
meiiters Der 1irma, no er felt benz
Tooe ieinsr 0aiiin fsiu Seim battle,
Inn 4Ittr bon SO Sdbren plos!itl gss
itorben. Gr bate felt sinissn 2aaen
iiber llnpohliein e.ilaet, mar aber
.rcg bes 0erbpis isines arsies nah
benz G,eifafts geiomHsn. no er biz ees
Nahnti,iaas bier llbr blieb. Wdbreno
Der Radlt peritlimmerte I'D, fein 3us
ftano uno iroBb.m iofort Der Sauss
arsi brxis.rufsn tuuroe, en.ih!is'
Ssrr piterins nah tpenistn Wsinutsn.
Der 9sritorbens mar am 3. Sonuar
1928 in pbiInoelpbia, pa. esborer
unb trat in itinem 13. Sahre in bas
Giitnssftdft BON Wm. Wapne elm. SIN
Sabre 1847 tam er nah eineinnati,
no er 3tpsi Sabre lang in eiHem Gifens
aeih1ft tbdtis mar, ols sr !pieoer mad
Qbilabslsbia 3uriitiebrte. Sm sabr'
| 1857 tam er abtrmaIs nah Gincint
naii, lpuroe 1hsiIbabsr Der Jirma Sol
| g1. Wanne & SO. Tisis Jirmn ipuri
be am !. Sanuar 1866 bon ibn
uno i.insm grubsr alfr.o iibernom
| men unb nnter Der syirma Z. & u
| qliderina bis aum /. Ciiober 1885
csfiibrt, ala bas Gsitdft unter ben
Rom,n .gbe Ordering 9arbpars Go.
| intorporirt tuurbe.
9srr pid.rins mar hemnnh bis .ur
Dor isinem lobe, i'm 8dnssn 70 Sabr
in benz eiIsnssfd1fte ibdiis sepefer
Elm Rstorb, auf ben sr it.is f.br itoI
ipor uub Der ouh nihi 70 Isiti feline
gIeiten iinbet.
Der Weritorbene ipdr Elm tbdiige
: WaiiqIiso uno gruiiee Der WaInu
Sills M. g. Stride, felt % Sobren a
) WiiaIieb Der ailpinnins 2ose. s. 1
q. m.
Gr tinterIGbt cine goh.er, fra
Wajor Gbas. 6. Yeduris. bonn s. |
9. Jnf. Nset. in pIaiisbura. n. y
fotpie einen gruber, ben 81iGbrise
!. gllfrsb piderins, Wiss.prdiibsni b,
piterina 6arbipars 60.
:, Die guroiauna ipirb bonn Sierh
bauis aus itaitfinben, bod III bic 3e
berisIben nod nidt fsits.i.si tporesI
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Mns be,m Voli3eigeri@t.

Zen polisiiten 5apss uno Gnh.rs
mar Dor einiger 3eii Su Shren sstoms
men. bab bi. Nsssr Wiaiam Diron unb
Genrp Gimmons unter ihr.n Rdil.ges
noTsn i'm ReserOier!eI am G!ubnfsr sis
nen Ihpunebafien 6onbel in eoeain
su betreiben piIesien. am Wii'noh
Abenb eelans ss ben Y,omten enolih.
bic 8uriden in Dem 6ouie Ro. 318
Git Jront Sirube absufcden. aIs ils
Der gorbis.n Gmmd gulpepper uno
pem Ressr Jrani 8otpman ie Elm pdds
den Gpeain fir 3ebn Gents Das Stiid
pertouften. Sn bem Bette Der beibtn
Oefaneensn ipuroen sroBe Worrdthe
bes OiFt:s poreeiunben. DiTon foipobI
als aud Simmpns beiannten iih ges
jtern Moreen ppr Dtm poliSeirihser
ihulbis unb erilGrten. i'm Auftrnge eis
mes .po.beitrs in GopingtDH NIT Dem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-16
2ofal Gerldt.


geionbsrcn Gifer legten s.iiern bic
QaletotmQrper an ben 1as, unb saH'
reite llebersieb.r Tisbtdble tpurs
ben i'm QQli3si 5ouptquariier gut
Meloung gsbradt. Die Opfer oerieI.
ben apar,n: J. 8. Gornenbsrs. Elm
Gait oes Clinton 6otels. ipurbe i'm
giuarp3immsr bes 6oiels Inn i.'nea
leber3isbsr i'm Deribe bon $50 bss
itpbIen.
81. Wc2(pop tpurbe In feiner Office
i'm /. Rational 9onistbauoe nm ieis
nen galetot i'm Msrtbe bon $25 sr.
leihtert.
@. q. gropn, pom Suntins.on. W.
8o.. psrlor Ieinen uebersieher i'm Ya'
lace SotsI, in pelGem er abssltisasn
lit.
Carl Senninas, ppn 30 315 Wei'
d.. Strabs, bstlagt ben Uerluit fsin.s
Mdrmsipsnbers, rre!her einsn Nertt
pon $40 bate.
9lnertennunaspertbe Rudfhi ltst'
Ser 3isb an ben Gag, fDelter gsitsrr
benz u. g. Qoro i'm Gmpreb Ikats'
eiren nas.lnsuen lleber5isber entipen
bette uno On peiisn GteQe feinen alter
absstraesnsn unb iddbisen llsbsr
3ieher 3uriidIieB.
Sm ge6Gube Der Uoung Well
Ghriition 4Foeiation tam bsm Simol
6. 9ielien Elm llsberSieher i'm .Wertb
BON $12 abhaneeH.-
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gorain uri.r ibren RaFessncntn bau'
Iiren aegangsn su fein. Git irurotn 3u
ie 5000 unb ben aoiten perurtbeilt.
Der StoIiensr Noeo 6amrob, iptls
der por einiasn glbsnben in benz 8ors
ben Der Gtta HipIsp an Der Wtit 8.
Strab. ip1brsnb elmer aeilsrei sinsn
ghuB abesfsueri bate. pnro. tpegen
Stieb.ns innerbolb Der Staotsrtnsen
nit elmer StraIe BON $25 uno ben aos
fen beIesi. DisIsIbe Strafs traf Gtta
giipiep fpsssn 6alteHs zines unorosnts
lihsn 6auies.
ssrani gpDo, tpeiher am WsittDoh
In ein.m gsid1iis an Der Wsit 5. Ctr.
6abei abaeTdbt fporoen mar, aIs tr tin
Tusenb Striimpfe itabl, bstdnnts lid
ihuloia unb ipuros. su 30 2dsen Nrs
beitsbaus. SIS unb ben aoitsn Derocns
merit.
Der 5ubrmann Wm. Sbspparo.
fpeId,er In bstrunttnsm 3uitanot iein
pfsrb mibbanosIt hattie, erbis!t fpsssn
EbisrouaIersi cine StraI. poH $40 unb
ben Soften suoiiiiri.
Ter 1aa esssn ben oss Wlcross
aneeiIaeten asnnstb airtpairid, Dor
Southfioe 4ne.. iptlher am Wtittipct
gtsno ben Neger Refpton Qsluis oui
oIIsner Strabe eribob. ipuroe bii
gum II. Stsember perihoben. oa be-
Inaetlaate infplae Der dusaeoehniel
.Spres", tpeldsr er iib Die lesien 30
ae srsebeu battle, niht pernehmungs
idhis mar. Gr srinnerie fth, oIs G
psIiern Worssn in elmer 3ells Re
Capitalization oufpahie, bes psrhdna
nibpo[Isr Reniontrss nit osm Veas
iiberhdupt nitt mehr uno ipollie nil
isr. iresbalb er iit in Snft bsiinb'
Gr mar fpis aus ben Wolsen ltfantr
uIs ibm srpioert ipuroe, oab u unite
Der 4ntlaee b,s Woross itebs.
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II { IN p Q T {.

Die Ncipport Office fir Sas rGin'
einnatier 8olfsblatt" beiinoet Ndl tn
go. 339 gorf strake, seseniiber eem
Gpurtbauic, ipoiclbit Heuigfeiten, Au'
seisen II. |. IN. bis 10 llbr 45 Winnten
Ab.nos cntseaenseuommen neroen:
selepbon So,ah 2401. X
- GbarIes 6. cSones, Der fir Srs
pin 6. .3itt Re6nungen tole,ttris, ober
dnaebIih pereeHen boben iou, bos
GeIb absuliefern, nurbe ouf 9etreibsn
gifts Derhuftet. 5rieoensri6ter Gleas
ipn perihob bus 9srb0r bis gum
Somitag.
- Die 9arbiers Union srpGblte fol:
genbe gsamte: Yrdiibsnt, 5enrp Yieh:
mann; gisezprdiibent. Carl 2obr;
4rot. sSstr., 2abert 6urtd; Jinan5'
uno Gorr. Setr., Carl 8iebmanni
ShaBmeiiter, 6. 8reilins; 5uhrsr
GDtparb Deitbelm; 5inan5 z&ommittee
s. 5artIisb, u. gep!ano unb W
@pebeI; 9elesaten, 5enrp @iebmann
Carl BsierIp unb 4rtbur 5epe.
- Sm Stationsbaufe tam es &C.
ftern Woreen aipiihen SeOtt Jople1
unb Rahtlaeeriudenben gu einen
Jauittampfe, inbem mebrere Der Seq
ieren aehoris perblGut puroen. 5oiptei
erbieIt sbsnfalls einigs 9entsettel uni
betlast. iit ipdter BEL bem Stabtrid
ter Buten Iber bic Nuffibrune be
Naht!aseriuh.nben. Gr erbielt. ba {
einen euten 9beil Der lsbten 25 Jabr
in Der itdotiihen 8aitille aus.broh
bat, bas He6t fir Sronuns su for
gen.
- esobn Hethers, Der neue Jeuer
def, bat aeittrn Wo9t um II llbr fei
| nen Disnit angetreten. Der austreten
| be Jeuerhef, Greo. Sdmibt, iibersol
ibn Ml1es IN better Orbnune. Die neuel
NnaeitelIten I'm Geuernehr= =Departe
ment Iinb: Minium Mloorf, q. Bate,
g. pureeu, Sobn MaioH. go. Ji'
| unb CD. Wiles.
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Gerpuer's @ahriprnd)e.

Coroner Or. 60. CAB ieinsn Wabr<
Iprud ob bsirsffs bss aOoes b,s aontp
9reibier uno oss Aleranber Wer5,
ipeIte betannilih Dor einissn Wo6en
lp6brsno Der Wrbeit an bem Vtubon
bss Ohio WeGanis SHftiiuis an ea'
nal uno WaInut Sirobe abisiir5tsn
uno ouI Der Si.le setobtet purben.
Gs beibt in benz geabrfpruh. bah nas
fosenannts .asipis" God in sinem
idtperen gauitein niht rihtig cusgss
bausn porbsn fti unb oab Der Stein.
ais sr aeIest tpsroen folIte. infoleeoels
fen abglii. unb bas 0eriih. auf tpels
dem Die beibsn Wduntr Grbeitstsn.
ourhihIus.
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ats q, ..

- Die Chio 6ossI aHociotion,
ipeIhe geasnpdrtis in bisiiser Stabt
ibre aonbention obbdlt, ertpGblte bic
foIqenben geamt.n: prGiioen., 6. W.
2pno, bon rem gmern Soiel. Gineins
natl; @i3e Qrdioent, R. Wt. !Stnber'
fon, gIanttiter; Ghasm.iI,er, Geo,
9. Darncr. 6 biaicoix; Gre,u.ipsaoms
mittss, Sohn .. Breen. 9apton, unt
Sohu 9. WOnabon, aogon; aommit'
tee fir GeisBe. Sen 8. 6armon. eo'
Iumbus; Garrp 6sb bon Gincinnati
Qnpalt. Die ndhite Sobres,onNn'
tion trirb in Columbus. 8. obsebali
ten perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-16

GamiIton Nnseigen, 2ofaI 81 oti5sa
anb WeIsfeiten Enb ab5ugeben Ode
Der 4. ans CHARTS Strahe. Ilmier
Naent fir 6nmiltou iuobut SO. 301
Noro esrpnt CTR. Selepbon Samilton
1376-M. Selephon anieres aorteipon'
benfen: 1913 Y Bel.
- CHARLES 6. pfal5sraf BON 1rens
ton itarb porleBte Raht i'm bieiissn
Wlerep 5ofpital i'm Mlt.r BON 35 Sab
rem an Der BruftfsnentSiinbung. 6,
binterldbt be trauernbe Mittlpe.
Rihter gorb bepinigte ssitern
Marp aable bic Sdeioung BON Wm
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lluttrh. Wsrein Ginirad,i.

Der ShpGbiThs unieriiiibunsss
gerein giRiraht belt feline geridmn,s
lung inn 9ersinslo.al, Wo. 1892 Gem
trail 4penue BEL Guit. gotb ab. aeom
3ittus fiibrts ben 0orfib uHb Seir,s
tGr ernft e,eis,r oas qrotoiol. Die
Ssrren Scbn Wifler, Deter Strsfs
matter uno 0esrs 2eitner ipurbtn ais
Witsli.btr aufsenommen. 3ipsi Tliis
aIieber erbisIten arantenun!srItiieuns.
am 9au bss Siebenbiirssr Sadien
llntsrt. 8sreins miro iif Der Dsre;n
betbsilie.n. Die gtEuabmen waren
Sl6.75 nnb bic 4ussabeu $18.
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polis.id.i Sadion rbisit ssis.rn
BON 3. 8. galep. pom Der Office bes
Gtoatsfeir.i1rs, Elm Gdreibsa, IN
ipsldsm er baraui auimsrtiam 90.
mahi piro. bab am 81. DsSembtr,
Certificate nno gi3enien srl5lhsn;
uno bab ntus ei;snisn ailr. fiir has
Sahr 1911 Dor BEN !. Sanuar erinirt!
,peroen miiIjsn.
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Sdlme.rr yerbaht.

Inter BEN U<rbahie, am %. SO.
pember ben grant Rooen onesialI,n
uno INN S2l bsroubt 5u bdben. tuurb.
aeltern Der % Sabrt alte Jobn Sons
fen, BON 80. 635 Central Mps., Don
sen Deteimpoli5ii.tn Galnan uno
SurnoIb psrboftsi uno sins.iperrt.
Roben min 5usrii nit einem gstdi'
bunasmistel beipubtlcs ssmahi uni
bonn I'm Teine Saarlnaf. bsruub'
pprben itins
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a1ble auI 0riinb bon BernohldHisnng
nnb gerloHens Dor bret Sabren. Das
paar beiratbste TIM SUM- 1895 unb bat
bier Sinber.
Der Mebels Compton poIten geo.
SO, q. u. R., Ieisrt heuts absno tn Der
MemorialbaIIe bic jdhrlihe 0soentrster
an beritorbene gsteranen oes giirssrs
trissss iino, MitQlieosr oes poitens.
Gs itarb.n i'm Sabre 1910 eli Wlitsliss
Der in bieiiger Gtaot.
- Sobn gennett, q, bon Samilton.
unb RslIie aomonsti, q, ebenfclIs BON
bier, erlaneten eintn 6sirathsIhsin.
- Der BANTER 8. Wa. Bate II. U.
tauften pprseiterr Rahnlittas ouf OF
fentlidsr Muition bic betannte WIetors
fhs giiensiebersi in Of 6amilton tlir
S13,868. nm cine &ppothet bon S12,s
Ala, i'm geiis Der Midmi gallsp Sani,
Su tilgen.
- Die SdaotnsrTaB,Iass BON W.
9. Solbtod oeeen bic g., .. unb Z.
Sraction Co., peIds felt Sdbrsn i'm
8eriht in Shnebe mar, ipuroe ae1tern
bura gesabIung pon $500 uno Der
| Gjerittstpiten auf QUiIihsm Wsse es.
| ihiihtet. Serr Sobrot tpuroe am 16.
| December 1904 bel Der Solllitpn nit
einem pan 5orblc GUsnbuhn5u9 uno
elmer eTettrifhen Strabenbohntor am
Sopf unb am SDr9er trbeblth oerleBt.
- Die gerlobun1 BON glnoe Carl
Gorbdrt unb aa,5lrina Baum, Sohs
| Ter BON gbdrIss SoyB 0enntlon, ipuro:
ssitern bier anse3ci8t.
- Um. Marnaro tpuroe ssitsrn bst
Der esahrt 3ur @r5ejt in etntm Stra'
, benbabapaSen pom 1tia8f!ub sssrol'
. fen.
Srau War8ayst BEL, bic gdttil
BON Wm. Bel, 6auptaufpdrtsr in
: SamiIton Club, rlrb gsitern in De
{ Wobnuna ibrsr Sapissermuttsr Il
: Cincinnati i'm alter BON % 5dhrsn
Die Gsihe purbc CUR gesroigung mad
3 SamiIion asbrad..
- Trsi bel oem Neubau Der 8. y
3 TeutIher SO. beitdftigte arbeiter
B. @iQiam Reeb Ycn go. 1906 Sobl
= Strabs, Sames Gay ppn Ro, 924 Sa
n a6te Strobe ura GburIes Robinlor
i, puroen oejtsrn Wltmittag, ols iis oa
{ nit beihdftiet Uarsn. bic ansrbdl.s
;. fir bas DAD su .'gen, BON einsr si'i
r itiirRnoen gaditcnmausr ner'hutts'
J. bic nod niht csHUqsro ausgs.rodn:
Z mar, nm Die 2n' or galten trogsn g
I ,Onnen. Reeb iyua iapers inntrs Der
L Iesunaen bapon uno fone auTndbn
4 i'm itdptilfen Sc'pital, lpohreno so
II unb Robinipn nit unbsosutenbe
,s Ghrammsn otpcnt1msn uno noh ii
lr rem WphnuHe Qtcyltt tusroen 'onntsr
s. Eie arbsitstsr 'ur Die Sontra'tpre
n 9srbsr &c 60.
ne - Srau Sergjlla 5urman fttir
III ibrsn 9attsn mot bt'pnotrs bod sir
en- asfhabt su tateu. Sn Der aeftsrn pt
gu Qrobatrihtcr t0Hnau1htou itattssbal
II ten 0erbono,ung Der ron 5urman
r. oen Tsine Gc.tin dnhdnais asmadt'
sr Steioungs.Ia1e iagts Der a!6ssr oil
gu oab feline gatrtn iih esQsn 8ssabluI
pon 81 bcreit srtldrt Bate, aui al
In neiter,n QnIprtihe On ibn 5u Dsrait
If. ten. Cas Qoar beirdth.ts am 5. R
er pember 1906 Gnb bi. Jrau bratlte |.
he aus elmer fyiber.n Gbe itummsnb
en sinb nit in cj, nsue GR. Der Riht
piro ee Tih ii5trlsssn. oh sr Jurmt
IN untsr eisIsn llmtGnben bic S6eiouI
hr bepiQioen riro.
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in b.m JonsbaTin eints Mbsuss'
sanals an a. uno Yopmiller Gtrobs
ipurpen stiiern BON Nneefitlttn oss
lsaottIten Gsper Experiments II
gtansen Dpnomit seiunben unb fpd'
ter BEN Qentnont Conner bon rsr 4.
Diftrists Citation HberDebeR. Die
polisti b<mubt iib ~ ermiiteln, ntr
pas Dpnamit an bsr Gunbfele psr'
borsen bat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-04
Actors Troubles.

From Young's Magazine.
You people who have always been
able to go to bed when you want to
cause you have a bed Of your own to
go to-" said Dorothy Donnnefly. don't
know how to appreciate your blessing.
Travel the one night show route for a
season and learn. I did! The manager
Of the company I belonged to in that
dark and dismal period was the most
patient creature alive. Every one else
srowled, but he did his best for us all.
smiled at his own discomfort and said
nothing. But one night we struck a hotel
which was too much even for him.
I'm the gray light OF early morning he
faced the night clerk resolutely. You
gave me the worst bed in the hotel!' he
began, indignation in his voice and eyes.
There is no difference in the beds. sir.
the clerk replied respectfully. II that
Is So. said the manager. perhaps you
wouldn't mind giving me the room on
the left Of mine for an hour or two
LIT Is occupied, sir
81 know it il. BY q man who snored
all night. and was still at 1t ten minutes
ago. His bed must be better than mine
or he couldn't sleep at a maximum ca
pacity Of sound eight hours on q stretch.
The beds are all alike. Sir. That
man has been here before. and he always
sleeps on the floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-04
From the New York World.


Prof. Prince of the Canadian service
reports the discovery Of q fish which,
tough and ugly In its outward FORM
sings with what may be real mothers
tenderness to its young developing from
the spawn. From Prof. Seal of our own
bureau of fisheries. meanwhile. We have
the study Of the "Gambusia affinus," a
finny Mlliputian of the South Atlantic
coast. which makes q speciality of hunt
ing out mosquito larvae and eating them
by the millions Thus We have the two
best fish stories of the dawning summer
season from bureaucratic sources. They
may be accepted without anidavits. Pos
sibly. also. without reservation. In point
of the practical value OF the findings in
volved. II Is plain that our expert has
much the advantage Of his Canadian col
league
There il no evidence that the voice
OF the singing "Porichthys ,porissimus''
can be cultivated. 1t Is not even certain
that the fish could be trained to MARBLE
on schedule hours at q continuous roof
garden. Presumably this bit Of creation
must remain among the freaks which ma
ture cherishes, but does not explain or
excuse.
For the mosquito-gobbler. on the con-
trary, we perceive an immediate mis-
sion. His to uplift the marshlands Of the
republic and Danish malaria from its
every haunt He will be at once cheaper
and cleaner than crude oil or kerosene.
According to Prof. Seal he should be in
finitely more effective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-04
STRIKE VOTE EXPECTED
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
MEN CONTINUE BALLOTING.
Result Will Not Be Known for
Week or Ten Day~Arbitra-
ton Predicted.

PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-There were
no developments today in the SITUATION
regarding the demands of the trainmen
emnloyed on the PennsylvanR raliroao
lines east of Pittsburg. Erie and Bunaio
for increased wages.
Balloting on the strike proposition SUD-
mitted by the Order of Railroad Con-
ductors and Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen to the 1880 men involved was
beeun yesterday at the various head
quarters of the railroaders and Will be
continued until all the men have voted.
The trainmen demanded an increase OF
from 5 to 70 per cent. but the company
In refusing the demands. declares that the
demands virtually amount to an increase
of Is to 70 per cent above the wages paid
nv the Pennsylvania competitors.
The trainmen will open headquarters In
this city within the next few days, at
which the ballots cast viii be counted. 1t
is not believed that the result will be
known for a week or ten days.
While the railroad company believes the
men will vote to strike. 1t Is not expected
that the men will quit work. but that the
matter will be adjusted at future con-
ferences or by arbitration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLOSES.
Medals Awarded at Final Exercises
At St. Dominic's.

The closing exercises of st. Dominic S
Sunday school. Of which Mrs. S. E. Wise
is superintendent, were held in the parish
hall yesterday morning. Following q mu-
steal program, short addresses to the
teachers and children were made by the
Very Rev. Father Meagher. pastor of the
church, and Rev. Father Kennedy. in
charge Of the Sunday school. after which
eleven gold medals and many handsome
books were distributed.
Gold medals for Christian doctrine were
awarded to Mary Cranston. Josephine
Conner. Agnes Regan. Cecilia Regan.
Minnie Browne. Marguerite Robins. Mel
lie Creagh, Cecilia Buckley. Nellie Brod-
erick. Nellie Hurley and Catharine Con-
nor.
awarded to Eleanor Taylor. Gertrude
Berens. Annie Lanisan, Carmel Walsh,
Lorraine Robbins. Mary Morgan, Ethel
Healy. Mamie Quinn, Gertrude Quinn.
Hayden. Helen Mcwiiliams. Daphne Hop
kins. Agnes McElligott. Lillian Meehan,
Rose Garry, Margaret Flynn. Mary Can
ty. Maggie O'Neil. Rose Buckley: Han
nah Regsn: Ma ns:H Dixon: ElisaDs, a
mott. Anna Kehoe. Nora Allen. Mary
Raher. Abbie Riordan. F1orene Brill.
Marie Wright. Marie Deck. Mary Trip
lett. Rose Wright. Bessie Mills. Loretto
Creagh. Catherine Dugan, Agatha Lani-
gan, Marie Rice, Catherine .narsden.
Johanna DAILY. Mary .dcEIiigott. Kesina
Lanigan, Marie Carlin Regina
Sprtngmann, Catherine Holden, Jo-
Gertrude Wintermyer. Ruth Shlesinger.
Helen O'Connor. Hannah Riordan, Mary
Frederick. Bernice Nelson, Mary Allen,
Daphne Holden, Nellie Kenny, Mary
Collins. Catherine Curtin, Nellie Hurley.
Walter Nelson, Vincent Wintermyer,
Edmund WEIGH, Edward Winston, Joseph
Marsden. John Filgate, Joseph Hannah.
Leo Barron, John Fitzgerald, Frank
voith. Gerald Brosnan, James Roche.
Joseph Purks. Francis Brosnan, Michael
Collins, Leo LAWYER, Francis Hannah,
Thomas LAWYER. Joseph Nelson. James
Knighton. Francis WEIGH, William Kegan,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-04
SELECTING WOODS.
Microscopes Now Used for Examina-
ton Of Specimens of Timber.

From the Scientific American.
entirely according to its external appear
ance. The diameter and length Of the
piece, the straightness of grain. some
times the weight. sufdced to determine
both Its commercial value and its destt-
nation. At that time. on account of the
dinculty Of transportation. woods Of To-
cal origin were almost exclusively EN-
ployed. It is very different nowadays.
With the increase in consumption and
the decrease In the local production Of
wood IT has become necessary to trans
port timber Of every variety and Of many
places OF origin. Furthermore. the d.
versifled Industries Of the present day
require q corresponding diversity in the
wood employed. For one purpose the I'M
portant quality is hardness. for another
elasticity. for third ease of working OF
resistance to attack by external agen-
cies 1t is evident that very different
qualities are required for an umbrella
handle. q barrel stave. a billiard cue, a
carriage frame, etc
The hand magnifying glass which wcs
first employed has ceased to suf1ce Tor
the exact determination Of the structure
OF tho wood: The compound microscope
full examination Of longitudinal and trans
verse sections of a specimen OF timber
the commercial value and the proper in
dustrial employment Of which 1t is de.
sired to determine. Fine grain and thick
walled cells assure the solidity and re-
sistance which are required in carpentry
and these are Incompatible with an album.
dance of parenchyrAtous tissue filled
with starch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-04
What Golf Leads To.
From Outing.


No more amusing illustration of this
enthusiasm can be cited than the wager
that was made several years ago by a
former national champion with a number
OF his friends on the Garden City course.
While in the heat of a discussion over the
fine points of the game the exclamation
declared that he could play the eighteen
holes of the Garden City course in less
than one hours time and i'm ninety-five
strokes or better. In view of the fact
that the course covers about six thousand
Yards. and that il usually takes about two
hours TO make this distance of more than
three miles, IL is quite superfluous to say
that his offer was snapped up on thu
spot II was decided. Furthermore, to set.
tie the matter at once.
Procuring two caddies. the player or
dered one Of them to follow him and the
other TO keep on ahead after the ball
The course is comparatively fat, and
the gallery" mounted bicycles to keer
pace with the golfer who had set out
to make speed record over the course
At the cry go from the timekeepei
he started. Keeping constantly on the
run. and shouting out to the caddy the
club he intended to use next he dashed
around the entire course in exactly forty.
six minutes. making the eighteen holes
IN ninety-two strokes. according to ths
tally. and thereby winning as odd a wager
as has ever been laid by q golf enthusiast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-04
JEHU TENT ELECTS.
George Hunt Chief Ruler and John
CookSey Deputy.

New officers for Jehu Tent. No %. I.
o. r.. have recently been elected as fol-
lows:
Chief ruler. George Hunt; deputy chief
ruler. John Cooksey; recording secretary.
Thomas W. Scott; financial secretary.
Charles Bean; treasurer. Walter White
head; levite. Charles Sherwood: inside
guard. Turner Goodrich: outside guard
Frank Cissel; past chief ruler. Joseph C..
Eller; shepherd. Richard Polly: right and
left supporters TO chief ruler. j. w Jack
son and Charles Bladen: right and left
supporters to deputy chief ruler Edward
Chase and Cooksey Waller: trustee for
eighteen months. Frank Cissel: for twelve
months: James Dony; for six months
Richard Polly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-04

lottenburg in the Deutsche Jager-Zei-
tung. In 1908 the keepers on the Gel
bensand shooting in Northumberland
in found a fine twelve-ponter lying dead,
apparently from antler thrusts, and with
both beams close together. Not far on
was smaller stag. q ten-pointer. still
living. but as hts back was broken he
was put out of his misery. On examina-
ton 1t was found that the antlers OF
the larger stag was torn out of the
skull and the frontal bone was broken
The back of the smaller stag must have
been broken in the struggle.