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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-25
Tnrd1tbare Sdlnittmnnbs.

Die 36 Sabre aIte Nsgertn &lice
WcG lam BON go. 624 Wounb Ctr.
qerietb geitern Qbenb nit tbrer 6auss
unb RdFegenofin Marp Smith in
Streit, in befen 9erIauf ibre 9egnss
rim tbr nit einem RaItrmeFer eine %
3ou Iunge Shnittpunbs, tpsl4e it6
pom 6intertopf bis gu ben 0iften err
ftrett, beibradte. Sie purbe i'm pd=
trolrpagsn l mad bem itdotii iihen go
Ipital gebru6t, ND Die @uuOe ais ges
fG9rli6 be3ei6net puroe. WarD Smith
puroe Derboftet unb unter Der Qntluge
bes Ste6ens nit Der Nbii6t 3u t0Dten
einqeiperrt.
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ShtFsnarbriebten.

Rsp gort, "a. Mdr5. 9bgss
sor9en: yWoItte" nah Bermltoo.
oCloenburg" nah Bremen, .2u you
rdine" ran SABRE, San 9ioroio~
nah ReapeI, mG. +. 9ietaen" ra6
GbrtitiorIanD, npatrta" nah gtrdus,
.SStalta" nah gteapeI
QnoetDmmeu: .2uittania" BON Qia
berpool, r9retoria" BON 9umburs.
Reapsl. 2I6aeg.; rpannouid"
uuD r9irginta" mad Rem Dort.
8enua. 9lnqet,: Berlin" Don
Nerp Qprt.
9tb8e8.: nMonuel GoIpe" nab Rsfp
0ort.
Qonoon, 2lnget.: .Gambrian"
oon goiton.
2lbse8.: .w1iunebobu" nua Rsio
gort.
Gueeustopn. 2tbgsg.: .Qbri=
ATTIC" naa gtep gort.
@tbruItar. 2lnqet.: .gretic"
BON Bolton, naa ReapeI uub 9enra
beftimmt.
Sabre. Qnget.: ga prppeuce"
bon Hetp gort.
2tperpopl. glnget.: .Spernia"
pon Bottom.
Abgee.: .goriicon" nab CT. Soon,
z. g.
glnmputb. Qlnget.: .prInl
Jrieorih Wilhelm" BON 9tep g)orf.
nab 8remen beitimmt.
30 ton. Qnget.: Stoterbpt" por
ROTTERDAM, y9oitpnia" pon Sambura
.angIian" bon 2onoon.
4bees.: a@anppie" nah RsapsI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-25
GinbilOuna.

Sober fennt Ben @infIub, ben Der
Wtuen iiber Den aorper bat.
3oS oft mieoerbolte Experiment,
Donah peridie0ene Gerioneu cine
nah Der anoeren Semauoen iager,
er iebe frunf aus, bis er idllteBlib
front miro, lit nihtS 9tcues.
IS Iiefert nber 0en 8epet8 5u Der
Ibntiafe, DuB piele Gerionen on
nfutem &ei0en laborirer, melhes tbat-
idhIidJ gar nid)t eriItirt.
@ingebil0cte arunfbeiteu iinb
ebenio gef0brIih mie orgauiid,e 2eta
ocn, unb Die 6altpt @efubr liegt III
Der Ihotiafc, Dob Meoi3inen Derdb.
reiht uno eingenomnen mer0en uuO
onorrh cine eingebilDete &ranfbeit in
cin hrontide3 &ctOeu DerUanoelt
miro.
Iie nelte @e6anolunq bonn Fbdnos
menoIen &rous nit oem Gbiono 8a.
oio Strom fam fem lluheil anrid)-
ten.
Gieier meme Strom beiiBt Die @i-
qen'daft, Die geiunoen 8ctpebe 3u
it0rfen rmo Die ihmaten ub5uitoBeH.
@enn feline SdnQhe oorhanoen iii,
10 meroeu Ole geilmoen 8eIpebe gea
itQrft.
Nabmen mir abcr einmul an, 0aB
,Eemono an llnberouulidfeit leioet
'lno nit Wfe6i5inen bebQn0elt miro,
IS meroen 8cptonc berabreidf uno
6ici2, nit oen natiitlihen Eeptoueu,
ijno 3rt itQrt un0 Der Dtageu Deroaltt
iid i2Ibit.
Sie ieben oIio 6uruts, ouB @feoi3i'
men gut iein m0gen fir cine gefuiilc
3eit, Der enogillttge Gffett ober lit
ItetS nadlthPilIa.
Tie nelle Torm bon GIettri8itGt 6es
8bQnomenuIen &rau5 tauu feline
nohtbeiltqen ISoIQen hoben rut6 IN
nelnunonelln5iq 1SUQen aus hunbert
miro tie permanent 8ute5 berDirteH.
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aeime Ginigmng.
Gin Streif Der aobiengrdber BON Ohio
5nOiana un0 @eit'EenmiDluanla
fait nupermeioIidD.

Die oemeinidaftlt6e &onferen3 Der
8ergleute uno GrubenbeiiBer, Die bier
f6on lGnger ais cine Do6e i'm 8ange
lit, tpirb, lpenn ni6t etnds gdn3 I'm
paiiirt, nit etnem &oblens
grdberitreit in ben Stuaten O6io, Synz
biana uno penniDlbanid enDen. 0as
Subtommittee, fpel6es geitern biz fpdt
Qbenbs in SiBung mar, miro beute lei
nen Shlubberid)t Der gemetnI4aftz
li6en &Onferen3 etnrei6en. Der 8ertht
pirO ein iebr tur3er ietn, uno rpirD in
ldtoniIher 8iir3e Die Ulelbung ent9als
ten, baB ii6 tsins gintgung babe er8te-
len Ia'Ien.
prGfpent g. Sboms bon Der Union
Der gergleute, ertIdrte geitern, oaB er
auF isinsm urIpriinglih etngenommes
rsn StanDpuntt beiteben bIetben tperoe.
Gr id9te, DaB tein aontratt ge3eiHnst
lDeroen piirbe, tpeun er ntdt cine Ser
bsTeruug Der Qobne entbalte. Qut Die
on ibn qerihtete 5rage, DuB bann bod
Elm Streit unpermelDlt6 Ieln Iperoe, ers
pioerts 5err 2etpis:
sd fam unD nil nt6t iiber einen
Strsit iprs6en. psnn i6 itrslte, Ddnn
iprsde ih nit Riemanoen odruber, th
itreite eben."
gerQpert56eTBsr Chapman elmer Der
reihiten Ghtoer 0elegdteH Oer Sonfes
rsn3, srtIdrte qeitern:
.Jas Subtommittee mar in StBs
ung. Gs tonnts Iih ni6t sinigeu. Die
8erQIeute Daren feIt, mir tDaren IS
aber audi. 0as iinb bic 56atia4eu1 &.
Gr fuqts btr3u, baB er pobl in Der
QdQe iei, einen Strsit ausbdlten gu
t0nnsn, bsnn fsin ger9pert i6uIos
teInen Gent.
limb ME Chapman bentt Der Reit
Der Cbioer 8rubenbeIiBsr. 6err u.
so. CgIe, Elm 8srgtpertsbsiiBer aus
oSnbiana, ertIGrte. bub aud ietne
8ruppe ii6 auf feline 3ugcItduonih:
einlaffen perbe. Gu6 bic 8ergipsrtsz
BETTER DeIt gennipIpdniens ertldrten,
ouB Iie inItruirt Tsieu, nit ben Sbioern
gegen cine 2obrsulage gu Itimmen.
QIs bic 8erslsute geitern in De-
Central Turnhdle in Sibung tpdrer,
srf6isn pI0sli6 uuaneemeIbet rWut.
t.r" Sones, aud uuter oem Beinamen
vGrqel Der gerglsute" betaunt, in Der
9eriammIung. Sic belt an bic 9ergs
Isute cine ldngers Qniprahe, in Der Il:
bieIsl6en uuTforoerts, niat uu65ugs-
ben, beun bic gdnss orgauiItrte Qrbeis
ttritoft Itiinoe binter tbnsu. Sic for
berts bic 8ergIsute audi uuf, ben itretz
tenben giqarrenurbeiterinnsn in Gin
cinnQti ibre Spmpatbien gu fbentsn.
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Grunoeissnt6um nno 2sauter

Golgsnoe Geiute um 9ouerIou6niBs
fhsins purben geitern BEL benz gau.
&ommifdr SubImann einaersiat:
&. %. Green, 2itodiaes 6attpsrts
haus, Rcrofetts Der s. StraBs. Stuts
ichen Qcaoemp unb 6arris StraBe,
1920; &. ~. 9reen, 2it0diges ;Sahs
ipertbous on Der Oitisite Der Dat
Gns.. 5pifnen 2ibertn uno 0aopran
Strabs, S1200; Darn 3. 5bomas,
1Aiiodists 5adpsrthaus, Rorooits Gde
BON GlenDap qlpeHue uno 5alptborne
StroBs; Or. u. 5orhhsimsr. 2428
auburn apenus, einitodioe Garage,
$1,000; ReIion .. Dearblep, RorbTeite
Der Wiain Strabe, gsgeniiber MaIpsrn
place, 2aftrdisss Wobnbaus. $500;
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Ieuer u

- EN- Der Tarbtnmiibls bss Gta5s
iiIIements Der 4ult &c Bibors Co..
$40. 432 Rem Strabe. tam ssitsrn
gsa6miitns tlrs Dor 3 llbr Elm Jtutr
gum Aasbrudb, ipelhes iltj letht bate
su elmer nerbinsniBDcllsn aniaitroph-
entipsdeIn tonnen. Tas gtabIiFem.rt
Iisgt TN 6ersen bss gabritoiftritts Der
Eiobi unb ift nit leiht breHn6arsn
Giofftn oneefiillt. Gin alarm brafl.
IN iur3sr 3sit n0brert Spribensaoms
pagnisn CUR Stsle. ieboh mar tei ihrsr
alnfunft nis gefabr btreiis poriiber. ba
be In Der iobrit onsebrnhten dl.Dz
natiffkn Q6Ifdpp0roit prompt funss
ticnirt unb ibre GhuiDiateit astt,r
hotten. Ter HronbfhaDen iptrc uaf
ssnpejG6r 500 absiAdbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-25
Yutouub Cr0iHnnS.

&. %. Qrbleguf, @ertreter elmer
QutomobiIfirma bes CIten5, pobnbaft
i'm Clinton 6otel, purOe geitern an Der
5. unb 8ine StraBe bon Oem Polt5ts
ten W}abam Dsrbaftet, neil er tsin 2is
3enszS6ilo an ieinem Qutomobil CUR
S6au trug. Der 9efangene ertldrte,
oaB er bo5 Nutomobil nur pom Balm
bofe nu6 Der bieiigen NteoerIdge Der
iSirmo baben bringen poQen. 9iefe
4usreo: balf ibm jsbo6 niht uno er
purOe tpegen llebertretung Der 2tutoz
mobilorotnan3 etnqeiperrt.
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0os Qr6eiter Gnti 6 q b i
gun9sgeieB in 9 Panien.
Ter @eneraltonIul 5iu in 8arcsIoz
na, Spanien, bat etnen 9ertht uber
bas ipanii6sQrbeiter zGnti6dDigun98z
8eieb on bds Stoatsoepartement gez
I6idt. G8 gebt bardus berOor, baB
nenn in Spanien Elm 2lr6eiter bel Der
Qusiibung Ieine5 9erufes perIeB. ober
tempordr orbeitsunfdbig gemaht Dtr0,
iein Qrbeitqsber ibm, bis er nteber ar
beitsfG6ig III, Die 6dlfte ietnes bisberis
gen Qobnss be3abt. llnb nenn Elm
glrbstter permanent urbeitsunfGbig
lpirb, erhGlt er bon feinem 2lrbeitgez
Der ben pollen 2o6n fir 8pei Sabre
unb Trsie Gr5tIi9e 8eburolung nebit
W{ebitdmenteu. Wenn Elm Wtuun
in TolQe BON 8erlebunQen itirbt, muB
Der Qrbeitqeber $18 9eqrGbniBtoiten
be3ablen uno bonn ben 2(nqeb0rioeu
cine gsIeBIih feItoeieBts GntI6Goiz
gungsiurme be3ablen, bic Iih mad
Dsm perbicnten Qobn bes 9erItor6enen
ri6tst. Der aoniul fiigt bin5u, buf
unter bsm neusn 9eIeB nur lpenig pro-
ssfiirt tpirb. Gr ertlGrt au6, baB BIZ
ge3ablung BON @ntI6doigungsIum:
men tpie oben ntht ben geringIten(Sin:
fIuB auf Die Qobnfrage ge6abt babe.
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Eettrr iSamilienpatsr.

Samusl 6ammsr bon go. 1416
Rice StraBe iagte in Der Rittpoh
Raht gegsn / llhr feline 5rau uno
bier Girber nit sinem Belle aus BEN
Sauie uno psr6arrttaoirte Iit Johann
in Der Wobnung. 5ruu 6ammer
panbts Ith an Die Boli3titen 8trnborot
uno Roe, tpslhe bic Do6nung erbrds
den unb ben Witberi6 nah tur3er
Gegenpehr feItna6men. Sdmmgr
puroe fpegsn unorbentIihen 9en,hs
mems eingeiperrt.
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Zhipar5er Jnn GUAM
goH Ger Gran icine5 2ogenbruous
nnasid)oljea.

Ter 30 Sabre alts Rsssr 4norslu
Sobnion BON 90. 423 Weit court
Girabs 6eiuhte gsitern abeno Teinen
apgsubruber SefftrIou glut, Ro. 435
Carlisle apsnus pohnbafi, uno puros
bon Rr Satin ossislbsn burd ten
rshisn arm gsihofsn. Gr iuuroe i'm
YotroIlpd1sn / nad Gem 5oipttul 9es
eratIi. GIsetra glad. lpsIds unter Der
aRiase res Sdisbsns nit Der abiiht
su t0otsn eiHeeiperrt ipuroe, srtldrte,
baB gr'sr So9nion isinsn 4rm nm
ibr, 9aille selegt uno elm uniittIi6ss
giHiinnsn on Il: geitellt bate.
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Senrp grofump, @eitisite Der unoerz
pooo 4psnue, } Square n0roliA BON
Der Dariup Qpenue, 3tpei 23ftDttge
SgahnerfbGufsr gu ie $4,000; Soiep3
@rtel, Sitieite bes BARTON Qldce, J
Square n6rDIitb BON Der Marfup
Q(pe.. 21fofiaes 8Qdfteinhaus, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-25
Giner GlibuTtier Grpeb l.
tion auf Der Spur.

Rem CrIeans, 2u., "a. WGr3.
2ouis Gorea, Der Qgent Der Waori3s
Rtgierung in WaIbingtor. befinbst Iif
5ur 3sit in Rep Orleans, I'm etne
llnteriudung bstrsffs oes 9erii6ts gu
fiibren. oaB bier cine ftarte islibuItisrz
Expedition ausgeriiItst peroe, bic benz
Gsnsral Gitraba gu 6iITe tommen
ioQ. gorea iagts uur, ouB sr iih i'm
SntersFe ieiner Regierung bier beFius
~
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lie Scmpcrntnr.

Sir bisIes glatt purosu ssitsrn bon
ben Sptitsrn 6. SleiR & 9ro.,
go. ABS Raee StraBe, fOIgsnbs 2ems
peratur llnteridiebe resiftrirt:
gm 9m Ym Rm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-25

Iruppen be5 Prdftoenten Ulabrt3 nd6
8luefielos unb anberen 9untteu Der
atlantiIhen &ufte 3u transportiren.
Die WarnIhoften Der Shtffe puroen
nit BaffenqetpaIt qe3pungen, Den
BeFeblen Der Soloatesta gu geborhen.
Der &onIuI I6ldgt pOr, DdB ben amsz
ritaniiden Warire Sffi5isreu bic
GutoritGt gegebsn peroe, Die beiben
S6ifFe tbren geieBItaen Gigeutbiimsru
3uriid5ugeben.
8 at enbIih Rube.
Rem Orleans, "a. MGr5. Gin
Monn, Der fi6 am WtittDon bel bieiiz
ger Stabt DOR stnem Giienba6n3uo auf
bic Stiener geleot bate uno getoo@
tet puroe, 1T notwithstanding %. s.
Rt6urbs, Der fih DOR stu paur 8pz
aen in Wtc@omb Gitn, Ufif., nit Ell
nem Bell Die re6te 9dno abgehadt
bate.
.Dsnn bid betne 6onb Grsert, 70
6aue lie ab, bate Rtharbs citirt, ais
sr bic Sbut Deriibte. IS i9eint, bag
Rtharos it6 ieBt aud iber istneu
Gppf drgerte, oern Der Wauu bate
ben 6uIs 10 uuf Die Shtensu gelegt,
bag tbm Der &opf pon ben Rdoeru Der
2OtomottDe gIatt abgeihnitten puroe,
SeIb itmorb.
@atlippIis, O., "a. WGrs.
Squire" 2eonarb SO. MeuI, Elm sbez
maliqer Recorbsr BON @aQiu Gountp,
bat nd 1ier in ietner DobRuug err
i6oifen. SStnon3ieqs Sdrpierigteitsu
6abeu ibn 3u Der Sbat peranlaBt.
8atteumorb
SpringfieIb, W2o., "a. MlGrs.
3a6arp Wuro, Elm 80 Sabre alter
SSnOalioe, tonnte iih ntdt nit benz
8eoauten pertruut MAIDEN, buB er Dor
Ieiner Trau Iterben miiiIe. 2m Wtttta
nod Qbenb ertldrte er tbr, baB iie DOR
rbm iterben miiiie, 3og einen ReooInsr
unter ieinem &opItiTen berppr uno
t0otete lie nit einem S6uB tus 6ers.
Wan glaubt, baB Wurb irrIinnig lit.
9a er ni6t i'm Stanbe 1T, iein 9ett
8u perluTen, lit er oDrIdufig ni6t perz
baftet pprben. Die ermoroete ssrau
mar % Sabre aft.
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Yroirie : 3 ran b.

" bIlene, EGs., "a. W{Qr3. Gtn
Pruiriezgranb, Der am Ulittpo6 bier
W}eilen peItlidb BON Qbtlere nube Der
Giienbabn uusbra6, tpurbe ON Dom
neritog oOn6armern gslOiht, aber crit,
nahoem neuu Tarren ausgebrQnnt
lUdreu uno oielgteb umgetommen mar.
Der 9erluit betrdgt $4,000.
GIettrifds 9abnptrbins
bung3tpti den Qouisoile
uub Sout6 9snb, Snb.
Soutb 9enb, Snb., "a. MGrs.
Die erite elettriid9e Gar, bic brett pon
2ouisoiQe bis Soutb geno gefabreu
iii, traf am mtttpoh Qbenb bier elm.
Die gntfernung 5ptiher ben beiber
Stdoter betrdat 296 Wleilen. Die
5abrt gtng bon 2ouispiue mad Snz
oiuHapolis, geru, Winonu, @uriup
uno GoIben. Die srrei1te Tur9z
i6uittsgeItpinbigtsit betrug 30 Uteis
len in Der Stunoe, an sinisen StsIz
len puroe aber cine gr0bte 8eIhninz
oigtsit oon 60 MeiIen in Der Stunbs
erreitt.
Porter ais automobtlbes
fiber.
2e IN gprt, "a. Mdr5. Gugene
De Baum, Elm 9uIIman Gar gortcr,
Der am 9onneritag Dem Rihter unter
Der gntla9e Dorsefiibrt purbe, mt
einem 4utomobil gu Idueu qefabrea
gu iein, Iagte auf gefragen. baB bic
Wai6ine itiu Gigentbum lei. Gr
iagte, oaB er iie nit ben 5rintgeloerr
setuuft tdbe, Die er auf ben 5dbr:sa
Sfpiideu Relp gort uno Bottom erhalz
ten. Gr nuroe gum grp5eb feitgsbais
ten.
8orgdnes gIuefieIbg,
RicGragua.
Wa bingto n, .. g., "a. mGr4.
9elsgramme aus 8lusfielos, g2icaraz
qua, bepeiIen, paB balsIbit nod tein
5rieoens5uitunb herribt. Cine De-
peihe bes Ser. Staotsn aoniuls in
gluefielos meloet, bab am poriqsn
Spnntag cine 4btbeiIuug RegierunQs-
Soloatsn unter 6iibrunq bon Gnriqle
gspinc3a Signor Srrarra, ben propiz
IoriIhen 8ouperneur i'm Ramen Der
Moort3 Pdrtei perbaftete, $3tpei Shoy
ner, Gtgentbum BON glmeritanern,
pel6e ober unter ntcaruguanii6er
Jlogge Tubren, tpurben nit 8ei6lao
belegt. Die beioen 5abr5euqe Iouen
ipabri9einIih basu benust perosn, Die
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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-04-21
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Former Senator Aids went South
to recuperate.
President Taft defined "Republi-
canism" at A dinner of clubs in Wash
ington, D. c.
Nathan Guilford, railway official,
who rose from freight clerk to presi-
dent. is sixty-nine.
w. J. Bryan checked TRADES
against the American Government in
speech at Ponce, P. R.
Ex-President Roosevelt and ex-
Chief Forester Pinchot had confer
ence at Porto MauriEio, Italy.
A duel between Count Witte and
General Kuropatkin has been averted
by the formers explanations.
Supreme Court Justice Morschau-
ser declared himself in favor of
amending the code so as to forbid
secret divorces.
Professor William James, of Har-
ward, was elected an honorary asso-
ciate of the Academy of Moral and
Political Science.
Joseph Chamberlain issued man
ifesto declaring that England is los
ing in the international race by stick
ing to free trade.
George Foster, M. P. for Toronto
North, is to retire as first lieutenant
of the opposition in the Canadian
House of Commons.
Missing from New York since No
vember 10, 1909, and his memory a
blank regarding his disappearance,
Curtis Walten was located at Mobile,
Ala.
Herbert Wolcott Bowen, minister,
author, son of the founder of the
Independent, was born in leap year,
February 20, 1856, and will not cele-
brate a birthday again until 1912.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-04-21
SPORTING BREVITIES.

Columbia's interclass crew race
will be held on the Hudson May II.
Canadian turf authorities decided
to shorten meetings of current year.
James WINFIELD, the negro jockey.
has signed a contract to ride for an
Austrian count at $4,000 a year.
New York is included in the Grand
Circuit. and is to hold trotting meet
ing at Brighton Beach in August.
Oxford defeated Cambridge by
three lengths and half in the annual
varsity boat race on the Thames.
Johnny" Summers, of England,
Knocked out H. Michigan, and won
the lightweight championship Of Aus
tralja.
Tommy" Burns got the decision
on points over "Bill'' Lang in a TWEEN
ty-round fight for the championship
of Australia.
Ine National Horse Show directors
decided to hold the twenty-siXth an
nual exhibition at Madison Square
Garden November IA to 10.
Charles M. Daniels, the speed mar
vel of the New York Athletic Club,
swan 100 yards IN 04 40 SECONDS III
the tank of the Illinois Athletic Club,
in Chicago.
Completing their coaching trip,
Paul A. Sorg and his guests drove
from Lakewood to Atlantic City, sew
enty-four miles, in six hours and fifty
four minutes.
Mike Murphy, coach of the track
team of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, has discovered high jumper.
named Burdick, of whom he expects
great things this year.
Michael McDermott, a seventeen
year-old boy of Chicago, won the 200
yard breast stroke championship and
established new American record
for 100 yards at that style by swim.
ming the distance in ZIG As.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-04-21
TO RESTRAIN THE BAGGAGE
SMASHERS.

The Railroad Commission of GeOr-
der in connection with the unloading
of baggage from passenger trains. 1t
is intended to restrain the train crews
in the rough and destructive manner
in which they handle baggage. The
order follows:
AT all stations in this state where
baggage trucks are provided, all
trunks and other personal baggage
shall be unloaded from baggage cars
onto said baggage trucks, and bag
gage handled with all reasonable care,
the dropping of same from car doors,
handling Of baggage, being expressly
forbidden.
"Provided, That the handling of
baggage by hand from cars to depot
platforms or other customary places
of depositing baggage in such careful
manner as will not damage same, will
be a compliance with this rule
The last clause of the order, it is
explained, was added by the commits
roads that the order, as first pre-
pared was too rigid, it being some
times more convenient for the roads
as we'll as safer for the baggage to
be handled from the car to the sta,
ton platform by hand.
This order of the Railroad Com
mission is timely and the public will
be duly appreciatiye, provided it is
enforced, but unless the railroads OBJ
serve it more generally than they 90
the order requiring them to pull their
passenger coaches up to the stations,
instead of stopping the baggage and
express cars opposite the stations,
thereby consulting the convenience of
the railroad service rather than that
of the travelling public, it will not
amount to anything.-Albany Herald.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-04-21
EX-SENATOR CARMACk ON
MURDER"
From The Atlanta Georgian.D

(From The Atlanta Georgian.)
One of the last editorials which ap-
neared in the Nashville Tennesseean
from the pen of the late Edward W.
! Carmack, eX-United States senator
dealt with the subject of Murder
The editorial in which the brilliant
statesman and journalist expressed
his views upon this paramount topic,
even while ne yet stood in the pc
numbra of deaths dark shadow, is to-
day invested with an interest of pc
culiar pathos due to the unconditional
writ OF pardon which Tennessee's
chief executive has issued to Duncan
B. Cooper.
In part the editorial, dated October
%, 1908, reads as follows:
"Homicide, a contempt for human
life, a lenient tolerance of sheer
bloodthirstiness, is increasingly Il
stain upon our civilization. Is it not
fact to shock the conscience that
there are more homicides in NASH
vile or in Memphis than in the great
CITY VI 1OuuOll, OLICI li4OI Z bLAthil III
the whole of England? Is it not an
Indictment of our civilization? For
what purpose is government except
to supplant personal force and VIC
lence with the peaceful remedies of
the law? Let us take this lesson
TO our hearts and learn it well. How
many of us can say that our gar
mcnts have on them no stain of this
mans blood? Every man who has
encouraged in himself or others
man-killer, directly or indirectly, has
shorn the law of its terrOrs and has
his share of guilt Beneath the sur
face Of our civilization the old-time
blood lust of our ancestors sleeps in
fitful, uneasy slumber. In the hearts
Of thousands of men fierce passions
are as tigers Gagged, and they only
need for the keeper to turn his back
to relapse into native savagery. Be
fore we can teach the fierce and VIC
lent a wholesome awe OF legal justice
we must have the great body of our
citizenship deeply lmbued with the
sentiment that respect for law rather
than t1e law itself is the corner stone
of all government and the sheet-an-
chOr of all civilization
Within less than two weeks from
the day when this editorial appeared
the gifted Tennesseean who wrote it
was cold in death.
His murder was promptly avenged
by the courts in sentencing the Coop
ers, father and son, to twenty years
Imprisonment.
The supreme tribunal Of the state
confirmed the sentence. But on the
aeels of this solemn deliverance
comes a pardon from the governor in
payment of an old political debt; and
Duncan b. Cooper is free.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1910-04-21
A FLOWER FOR EVERY GRAVE.

A pretty little tribute to the south
ern soldier by one G. A. R. officer,
and a suggestion worthy of considera-
ton at this time by the Memorial
Associations, is contained in recent
press dispatch from New Orleans,
which was as follows:
Before his departure from New
Orleans for Houston, Texas, L. R.
Van SAINT, commander-in-chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic, was
given rousing ovation by Confeder-
ate organizations here.
Comrades declared General Van
SAINT, never Drawer men wore uni
forms than the southern soldiers
The old veterans broke forth into
a spontaneous rebel yell which was
followed with stirring eulogy of the
Confederate soldier by the Grand
Army commander. Commander J. A.
Brookshire, of the Louisiana Missis-
sippi division of the Grand Army of
the Republic, supplemented: On dec
grafton day, let US plant a flower on
every soldiers grave, not because he
wore the blue or the gray, but be-
cause he was an American soldier p"
Why shouldn't Mr.. Brookshire's sug-