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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
Rear u bmtral 5i6boru
de # or ben.

70 bingtou, .. e., l. Mdi.
Der peuIionirte Rear 2tDmiral pbiIip
Sihbprn, Der pormdlige gheftonItrutz
teur Der Marine, 1T Sonntag bier na6
Idnserem 2eibeu i'm 4Iter Don II Sab
rem geitorben.
QusRicaraguu.
Wai 6ington, .. g.. /. Mui.
Gin on ben umeritartihen &ouiul IN
Wtunogu, ghcarQgua, geridtster grief,
Der Don etnem 9iirger gticaragu1s,
RareiIo Ipeuaue nit Gamen, qeIhries
BEN i't uno iiber entieBIite 0rauiam-
teiten berihtet, puroe bem 9ertreter
Der Gitraba Inbdneer in MdIbtng=
ton, Senor Gd'trtlo, 3ugeihtdt. Sn
pemieIben betbt es. ouB MGuner uno
aaaben bon ben Sruppsn oes WtubriS
9emartert tporoen ieien, neil lie ben
guerilIos bes galirtp 5alaporas in
Der Rdbe Rano1imp's 2ebsnsmitt,l
5u9etragen bdtten. SctDiu y2uIenco,
elm junger Ylantaean geIiBsr in Der
gtd6e Ranodimos, lei in ber Roht bc5
6. Qpril aus feinem 0ouie qeihleppt
unb i'm 9eTdngniB gu Grarooa einge.
Iperrt tporoen, naftoem man Inn 200
Stoti hIdye perabreiht Bate. YfIun.
Suneen nurben bon Der Soloatesta
perpiiitet, 6duIer nieosrgebrannt uno
ale, tpelhe MIR i'm 8erbant itanoen,
nit ben RepoIutiondren su ibmpa-
thfiiren, miBbanoeIt. 0as fplhe Bar
bareien periibt tperben. inbefien Die
ameritaniihen 3riegSihiffe tpentae
WletIen auBerbalb oes 6afens pon Co.
rinto treu5en, lei cine tpabre S6unoe.
Sollte IbmiraI Gimbou bic Sade elm
mai unteriuhen lafeu, perbe man
tpunoerbare Singe gu b0rsn betoms
men.
Intern 10. Qpril Y6reibt berIeIbe
8irger Hicdraguas, ooB 3tpei perio.
nen, fpelde Der Gitraoa pdrtet suz
neigten, auseepeitiht. elmer eridpffen
uno II anoere an ben DaumsH aufs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
Sai6enoiebe.

gIfrsb Dbeotpn, pon Der s. unh
@eapuIiler Ctr. asiete asiisrn Rad.
mittas stpei 5u 9eiii9 Bel ibm tpeilsns
ben @ettern pom 2anbe bic inner.
ginridtuns bes anidBIit bes ppftius
bildums Dor benz poftsebdube oui BEN
GoUerHment Square ausgeitelIten gis
feHhdbnfposens uno mntie tur3e 3eii
ipGter bic unansenebms gntoeduns,
bob ibm in benz gkbrGnse pon 3ds
jdenbie6en tine grisftafhe NIT $40
in Boar. einem gbed fir SITS unb
5tpei Mehiein fur 500 rdp. $50
enttpennet norben mar.
6err O. 6. Gride. Don go. 1122
Race Gtrobf. befonh fin eeisrn
Ranmi.tus ouf Der binieren piatte
foym ei,ier fibIi9 fobrenben Gar Der
wsamooS GiHk, cls fI3 aabs bez
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
Nep. Iinn ansenehm ib.rraiht.

Rtp. 3. J. syinn. 2. g.. bon Der ct.
1aDiers Hirhe. Der seitern 10 Sabre
lang Der SunsfrausnsSooaIitdt csr
9trfe als eeiitIifer geraiber norses
itanben. uuroe ssitsrn Ruhmittus aus
4usenebmfts iibsrraidt. als ibm unter
bibIher arfprahe cine gorie mt
$500 iibernidbt tpurbe. 60 folste cine
biibIfe tlntsrbaltung pelte alien
Ibeilnehmern noh lnnee in aHsenet>
nsr erinnerurg bleib,n tpirb. REQ.
sYinn fpurbe seiiern auf gum 9iretior
Der ct. StonisIous SursmdnrersSos
baliiGi ernannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02


5reenan Qpe. unb aibertp Str. brei
gutaefleibete Wtdnnsr an ibn beron@
brGngten unb i'm ndhIten 4ugenblid
BON berGor obiprangen unb ii6 eiligit
siltfsrnteH. agggeefiisse gggeefiisse Mia!,tsH ipater
md6te ;Sride bic Gntbedung, oab elm
portemonnaie nit $240 aus ieiner
5iiftentof9e perfhtpunoen mar. Die
poti3ei beiibt cine quite 8efhreibung
Der mutbmaBlifen 5bdter.
Utar Wdrcus, BON 30. 839 Deit
8. StraBe, fpuros geitern in 6igbldno
8roN BON einem eeididten 2angfins
ger lin feline goritednabsl nit 5fpei
Diamdnten i'm Werthe bon $35 be-
itphlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02

rpurre in fur5er 3eit gel0Idt. Das
5aits mar friiber Gissnthum bes 90
lisei.Snipeitors Games gafep.
gine Sdeune Des Wm. alinfen.
BERG, an Teb BuHt Mpdb. cine 1afbe
Ustile BON ben Remiisn Der 6. M. unh
6. Traction Gomponn entfernt, eerietf
osItern Rdhnittas tur5 mad a llbr in
8ranb unb purbs nit bem Snbalt ger
it5rt. Gin GIilldIorm brahte SpriBen-
aompagrisn 46 unb is CUR Steae, jes
bod, ipdr nidts msbr gu retten. Der
Branoidaoen beiGuft ii9 duf ca. S4OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
II ., i'd IL e.

- Der 4 Sabre atte 6arrp Saeobs
fon, bon go. 1889 Central 2lpsnu.,
ipuroe eeitern Qbsno iur3 Dor 8 uhr
an Der ggabe uno Sobn Strabe BON
einem bon Jrl. Gslsne Glueiener. Ro.
525 CliDer Sirabe. seIentter Buasn
iibsrfahren uno itlimm p<rlsbt. Der
anabe rpuroe bon ausen3eusen bss
unFuas in bic Sffiee oss 9r. Sohns.
Ro. 1866 SobH StruBe. setrosen uno
ipdter Huh feiner eIterIihen Wobnuns
aebrodtt. 9a er inners 0srlesunaen
erlitttn bat. gilt isiu 3uitunb fir be-
oenslib.
- Der SO Sabre alte Rsger ssadion
Smith ipuros gefiern an 8roabtpas
uno Rem StroBe BON einsm automobiI
nieperserannt unb sos iid einen 9rud
bes rshien glIbogens, fotpie 8erIebuns
gen an Der Siiru unb ben Grieen su.
er ipiirbe nah bem Sofpitaf aebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02

4ls bic tleine orei Sabre alte 1iIie
Setter. 9odter oes germ peter Setter
bon SO. 81 WeIt IA. Strobe, aeftern
Bormittag on Der Ridmonb uno
Wounb S.rabe ipielte, trat eia tmbe.
FAINTER Ulann an iie beran unb bat iie.
ibm oas ftone WeDuiIlon, ueItes fie
an elmer Reiie um ben 6dls trus. su
5eisen. Das ainb tam in ieinsr llns
fhulb bem Wunihe non unb Der niez
bertr6htiseS S4urie perfhpanb nit oeu.
WseooiIlon UNI psr Rette um hie n6hiie
Ode.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02

Veriona lsIotisen.

sSn nod iuaenDlifen Utter bon 81
Jabrsn lit atitern Worseu 5rau 81 ;
tbarina anipperin ihrer Wohs
nuna, Ro. 1888 Central apsnue, se=
iiorben. gle mar bic Wittipe BON
sohr 6. anipper, bem iie balo in 0siE
lob nodesfolet 1T. Dos 5infteiosu
Der ireffIider jun9eu sSrau piro nift
nur BON ben traufrnben 5interbIiebes
f,eit iouoern audi bon sinem grobsn
Irtunoestrtiie aufs Sdmer3lihite be-
bauert. Tie geroisung ftnost am
Wlittnoch Rohn,ittug Inn 2 llfr BON
9rousrbauie aus itdti.
Nm Samftas absnb iturb in ibrer
WobHuns, Rp. 1850 Gormunp aDe.,
yrau Anna Jrieroih, bic
Satin unieres betannisn Wlitbiiraers
6trrn ssNnt 5rhroih. sgrau Iriers
bid mar cine edit beutite Jrau, bic iit
fotpohl burh Baben bss 9eiftes pis
bes 5sr3ens eleih aus5eihnste. s55r
Dabiniheien ipiro bon einsm grob.n
s5reuHeestr.iis oufs Sfmer3lihite b,s
tlagt. Die geerbigung finbst an
Wtittpoh Woraen nm bulb neun llar
pom 5rauerbduie aus itdtt, iporauf I'm
8 lIbr in Der 6ers ossfu Stride. Camp
WafbingtoR, Elm fsisrlihss SeeIeEdmt
abgebdItsn fpirb.
Sm hoben 2llter bon Is ,sdhren i'll
eeiisrn 4benp nm Z llbr Serr 6enrn
0idmeier, Sr., in leirsr gDobs
nuna, go. 1893 golsrain qpenue, az
ftorben. Gurd fein 5inihsiosn Dsrs
Iisrt oos 0eutfhtbum einen jener fuuz
dsren pioniere, beren 5ruhten uno
Gtreben INNER barnuf hinsielte, BEN
Tamen bes Deutfntbums Gbre uno
1nfeben 3u peribdffeH. Gerr did
meier mar aud i'm tommer3i.len 2sbcn
nnfersr Stdbt Elm betannter Ulann.
CT mar Der Grbduer Des Weillereet
UaIltp Rorn=e!spators on Der Sprina
Grone 4peU1s. or puroe in Seutits
lamb geborsn, mo- er auh feline Sugerb
perlebte. in iungsu SabrsH tam ct
Hdh Cincinnati unb iieoslte iih ba'b
In Gumminspi[s on, no sr .ii6er Elm
balbes sSdbrbunoert oelebt bat. Dor
srpei ssdbren soa er iid pom esftdii
suriid, fpeIdrs als6alo on feline Sohns
iibergiRa, bic basfeIbe uRter Der Jirma
Didmeier Bros. fpei.erfiibren. Quksr
bisien iiberkben i'm bic trausrH5s
Mitipe unb aebn Ginoer. Die Irs
ransements Der gesrbiguns iinb nod
niht feitg,iiellt tporoen.
Rah laneem fdpersm 2etben 1T in
Der Raht pom Samitas gum Sonntas
5ruu anna Rapp, cine tpiiroi1s
beutfds Wsatrone. geftcrben. Gn
ibrem Sarss trauern Der 0atte, 5.rr
Grisbrih Rapp. iopie bic ainoer uno
Gnsel. bsnen bic 0erItor6ene INNER
cine iiebenbe 9efdbrtin uno treuiors
eenoe Wutter geipeien III. Die gesrs
Disuna Der niirbiasn Sreiiin finpet arr
Wlittlpo6 moresn um a6t llhr BON,
5isrbebauie. No. $40 Sit 2iber.p
Strabe, aus itatt, tporuuf um bdl6 =
lbr In Der ct. Ddulus Stride Elm feierz
lihes Sesltnomt absebaIten ipiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
QOic gle Tleiid) itno
ardfte getuinnen sij:,Den.

Tieierlaer, mcIne
idlipn4 nBo abaes
rtaaert iittb feilfen
81 biefer ssotresseii
ale s'nittengunaen
mo6en, ,sle!if iinb
ssraite iuieber ~
erldnseH. sterSie
rerfbreibsn Aaier
3obn's apeoisin ole
ons bette 5iarturas
mttiel uHo aerper'
Nni6auer. neil Gs
aus reinen nrb
uabt hoitcn van
rnnpsGIeutentsH Sc
itehi. ipeI6e ben
aorpet ifdrffu urn
ben norper aif'
hnnen. Cir IL frei
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02

Der "a Sabre aIte Jarmer Stmon
SSlinttaugb, pom 3ion Roao, oeruns
gliitte IN Der Samitag Ro6t aui iOns
berbQre Dsifs in Der S6eune oes 6p.
Gsb, nube gIeoes, 8. Gr iiberratz
tete in Der S6eune uub rpurbe i'm
S6[dTe Don einem umItiir5eHoen5euz
aufsug sri6tagen. Der Coroner purs
be bend6rittigt uno iteQts ben obi.
aen ybdtbeitdnb feit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02

5snrpSanien. 56 Sabre oft. Sdneiz
Der, Don Ro. 1916 Court Str, puroe
ssitern Radmittag 1.30 llbr pI0Blia
Don 4tbembei itiperoen befalIeu unb
ftarb DOT 4ntunft zines iofort ssrufes
nsn ar5tes. Der Coroner tonitattrte
eiRsn 6ersitla9 als 5ooesurIahe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
Etahl eineu Wild)iuaaen.

Die Qsssrin Don GlIiott itabl ss.
fern Nbenn on bsr Gde Der 7. unb
Mounb Strabs eineH Wilbnaesn bes
Sfibor Sahs pon 8orrspills unb fut=
i.irte nit benz 5uhrpert in Der Stabt
umher. big lie ihlisBli6 turs Dor Mits
ternnht BON benz gcIiSiften Dillon i'm
Htnfsen Daftyiit psrhaitet spuyne. Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
8reiiiu nernngluft.

Di. 81 Sabre alte Ditttpe Caroline
8ronauer. gto. 2046 Dunlap StroBe,
glitt qeftern in ibrem 3immer aus uuo
3og Iib i'm SalIeH stneu 8ruh oss lin
Ten anies su. Gle purbe in Der Iutoz
4mbuIons nab oem 5oIpituI gebra6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02

gebdngt tpurben. Sine Srau, tpelds
Iih Der 3uDrtugli6teiten zines Diff
3isrs Der W}aori3 i6en 3ruppen er.
pebren poQte, puroe etnfa6 nteoergst
ihofen.
Rem Orleuns, /. Mat. - sSH
g}sp Orleans lit man Der 2tniift,
bab bic Gitraba 1ruppen an Der CIta
tuite gicaroguds in ent1hlofensr
DeiIs Dorgeben 1perben, um ben
9ompfer n9enu5", fDelcber nit &risgas
material fir bic W}oori5'Idh Nrmee
na6 8reptOpn abgin8, ab3ufangfu
oDer in ben 8runD 3u bo6ren. Gs
betBt, baB Die Sniurqenteu Drei feline
S6tffe ouSgeriitet baben, lpomit iis
Die r8enu5" anqrejTen lpoQsu. Die
8eIaBung DeS Oampfers Tdeint bier
auf Dorbereitet gu Iein; e8 Diirften Ijb
duBsrDem internationale &omplttatiO'
nsn oorau5 ergeben, neil Die y8enus"
untsr britiI6er 5lo9ae iegslt.
W&aitag ais 3iebtag.
GbicugD, SQs., l. WtQi. Der
Waitdg lpar beute fir Gbicdgo auBers
orbentli6 oeiGGftigt, oenn troB DeS
SountaQs nurDe Der Gag aQgsmetn
aIs 3tebtag benubt, Der 8obnungss
pshiel mar beuer qan8 beioHoers groB
unb man f6dBt bic 3abl Der Bpba
nungsoerdnoerungen, Die porgenommeH
tpuroen, auf 10000.
9rGiibent Taft in Ptttsa
Burg.
9ittsburQ, !. U}ai. 9d bern
QrGfoenten 1uft am Utontag eiu
iiberaus geihdftiger Gag beoOritebt,
perIebte er ben Sonntag in filler gu
rudoe3oqenbeit in Der Refioen3 ietner
ShlpGqerin 5rau Sbomos &. 2au9bs
lin, ma6te jeooh am y2atmittag etne
ausqeDebnte QutomobiIfubrt 0urh bic
ImgebuuQ Der Staot. Der Yrdiiosnt
Diro am U&ontug bel Der 5eier oes
9riinbuno8tage5 bss Carnegie eSnItia
tuts Sugegen ieIH, einem SaiebdllipEel
beitpob1sn uno am Nbe1rb Der 8ait BET
einem 8dntett i'm Nmertcus Stub jeiu.
Gr trdf am Sonntag Worgen tur3 nof
iiebsn Ibr, ppn Buffalo tommeno, bier
Elm uno puroe bereits in Der 8orItaot
! Salt 2ibertD Don Wtanpr Utaeee uno
einem Rommittee pes 2tmeriCus Stub
bepiutommt.
! 0es Moroes angetlugt.
Gbitagp, SQs., l. Wtai. Grneit
9Qped, Elm an9ebliher Yfsroeoieb, Der
in tleinen Ortihafteu in JQinois, Wtta
! higon, gisconitn uHo Suotanu ieIn
unipefen oetrieben haben ioQ, rDuroe
| Spnntaq aIs Der Wt0roer pes YOli3eIa
hsfs S'6ura BON 8enoiba, Disc.,
| toentifi3irt. S'6ara mar am 4. Suit
poriQen oSabre5 erihoiien poroeu.8orz
lGufiQ tpuroe 2lInea, Der natiirlih leug'
net, na1 ga Yorte Gountp, o5noiana,
QebrQ6t, um iib bort pegen Yferoea
oiebFabl5 gu peranttporten. SolIte
bort feline ueberFiibrung utcbt erfoigen,
| 10 piro er naa Geuoiba auSseItefert
peroen.
Seine GrtruitBung fir ben
Qprimer. .Stanbal.
SprtngfteIb, 81, l. Wlut. -
8ouperneur 0eneeu iteQte es am
Sonntag 4beno gang eHticbieoen II
2brebe, bab er nit Der Qbiiht um=
ginge, etne grtraitbung Der 2egislutur
CUR llnteriufung Der BON Charles 2.
White srbobenen 8eIhulbtqungen iiber
an9ebIihe 8eitedungen sir3uberufen.
,8ie Die Sad,sn jeBt lieaen". iagte
Der 8ouoerneur, rtOnnen fih uur Die
0erihte nit Der Qngele9eHbett beI6df-
ttqen unD bic GrtraiiBung piro ntdlt
einbsrufen peroeu."
=. Il IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02
Mrs. 3. Yaeger,
---ets beraSMtens-~
Ua6r(agerin 0ides 3eila1as.

s6sn in Der dfiefsn 9eit sos 20 aetpsNs
Serfonen, bte onrn bic SdsnfuHe h5her beanbf
mnrsn nnb IS Iisgf fein 3ruetfeI psr, bas
ana beut6nfoae nod 8erfoneH eIiitirem, sts
burn eine uHoeiGnnt. araft TN Stanse itnb,
SteIes su fbuu urS oorauS5uiaesn. mas fns
anbere erftaunIh IN nro bLeibt. sSir soI6es
bat bic notar biefe Game befoHDers besfinftiai.
benr Ne bnt tbr bic eItere Bnbe pcrEiebeH oas
ceben tbrer mVitmenfe6en tpis eiu aufgef1laae.
res @ttt seHdu IN lefen. Serasbt Mot. oat
Ne In ibrer eiesHeH g1efioens an 6eefin Tpenne
spobnt yfebmt BITE gn't gnb Gar SfiIi6 bis
SeeftH aneuue. oarn sebt biefelbe stnsm bis
Sbr bic fdoHe Hefioers nsH grdH s Soeaer
trreidt. 8os Saus TT ALT IHieu SaTs sEs
ON 9dune III ber Rame:
Mrs. IL. Yaeger, frHStr Trnu gedltpls
eeestu ausHne, stntprsb, Cincinnati cE!s.
Sriefitde gInt,YurteE S1.0o uHb oarGber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02

@efansene srtlGrte, pbDd9los gu iein
unb tpurbe porlduftg unter Der antla>
ge Der Sruntenbeit eingsiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-02

.@oaner's" lit oas ein3is ipirtlidle
SeIfers @oiier inn Morft. (D
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
HOW ! ON s, LONG 81 SHOULD
HATPINS BE MADE?


NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-What Is
the proper length Of 9 womans
hatpin? The law says 1t must be
less than nine inches, but mrs.
Margaret j. Fitzgerald declares
It should not extend beyond the
crown OF the hat, and announces
that she is going to work to that
end.
The subject came up for discus
sion recently at a meeting Of the
Women's Democratic club. Speak.
ing on the subject Mrs. Fitzgerald
told OF the narrow escape OF a
man on Broadway car rounding
the Fourteenth street curve, when
q woman in front careened against
him and her hatpin was driven into
his ear.
IF that had been his eye,". said
Mrs. Fitzgerald, "he would have
been a dead man"
This gave rise to a series of rem
iniscences, after which Mrs. Fitz-
gerald announced that she would
work for an amendment to the
present hatpin law, prescribing that
the pin shall not extend beyond the
crown of the hat. ia
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
WINTER TRANSIT IN
ALASKA SOLVED BY
NEW AUTO SLEIGH

TACOMA, Feb. 26.-Several Alas
kans working together have in
vented an auto sleigh, which they
believe will solve the problem of
Alaska winter transit from White
Horse to Valdez to Dawson, Fair
banks and Iditarod. They have
spent $4,000 building the first auto
sleigh, which was completed here
today, and will be shipped to Val
DEE this week. This machine is Is
feet long, painted black and some
what coffin shaped. 1t will seat IS
passengers.
Every part of the machinery is
inclosed. Should it become stalled
in an Alaskan blizzard the passen-
gers will be as secure as if at home.
The machine now has front wheels
of steel In Alaska these will be
changed for sleigh runners. The
rear wheels will be exchanged for
specially constructed steel wheels,
with corrugated tires. The gear is
cogged inside the rear wheels IN
der a new patent of the inventors.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
HE'S JUST IN FROM THE LONGEST
POLICE BEAT IN WORLD ...3347 MILES

sleds and snowshoes, through vio-
lent snowstorms and icy billiards..
Northward to Fullerton, 62 degrees
north, they encountered vicious
swarms of insects, which well nigh
made progress impossible; food be-
came scarce, and in fact during the
last stages of their journey north
ward they subsisted upon raw deer
meat only, and when their destina-
ton was reached they were as
near death as starving, frozen
man can get and still be alive.
At Fullerton they replenished
their stock of provisions and turn
ed their backs to the northern sun,
treading the unbroken path to civ.
ilization, this time by more west
erly route, but still through will
dernesses of forests and drifting
snow which threatened the little
band of Canada's northwest police
more dangerously than had their
beat" lain through the toughest
criminal section of a large city.
At Lake Winnipeg their trip was
ended. They had walked beat
100 miles longer than the distance
from New York to Portland, Ore.
And even now another party of po-
lice are fighting their way through
the first stages of the same beat
for Canada we'll patrols her land
of snow and ice. ~
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
SCHOOL BOARD MUST
KEEP IT'S RELIGIOUS
VIEWS OUT or WORK

/ EUGENE, Ore, Feb. 26.-The
Eugene school board has addressed
a letter to City Superintendent
Stockton and Principal G. w. Hug
OF the high school, urging that they
be careful to see that nothing be
done or said by speakers before the
high school students calculated to
give the impression that religious
or sectarian views are being incul-
Gated or impressed upon the stu
dents. This action is in view of
the fact that two evangelists who
are holding revival meetings in Eu-
gent at present have addressed the
students at assembly, and it is said
that in their zeal they touched
upon certain religious matters that,
in the opinion Of some of the pat
rons of the schools, we're out of
place in the public schools.
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Toilet Goods
Sale

Csc American Beauty Tooth
Paste ............. ....i1Ar
soc Shaving Brushes .......s 23f
15c Williams Yankee Shaving
soc Rose Theatrical Cold
STedm ........' .''''.s AoF
SOC Perfumes, per ounce. 1859
25c Borax, 1 lb. package. 80. 16c
zoe Almond Soap .......... 1Oc
25c Woodbury's FACIAL Soap. Ice
25c Packers Tar Soap. $500. Ice
SOC Kinds Honey and Almond
cream ........... ..'...' 1or
FANCY BASKETS {,
A lot of imported fancy baskets
for work and waste purposes; vari-
Gus colors, weaves and sizes.
soc Fancy Baskets. ....... .29o
75c Fancy Baskets. ...... sec
s1.25 Fancy Baskets. ~. .69f
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you are NOT breaking up q shome:
Why, bless your soul, you never
had q. home surely that blessed
word means more and different
than anything which takes place
within those four walls. Jealousy,
green and physical lust are not
found in homes, dearie, no, take my
word for it. God instituted the
home when he placed our first par
ents in the Garden of Eden.
God, the Creator of man, knew
what would be necessary for mans
highest good, and every true man
and woman has a strong affection
of the heart for home. But man
with his laws has intruded-has
infringed on Gods laws, natures
rights. Until now we have houses
mainly, not homes. When men and
women together make laws for
men, women and children, then per-
haps-things will be different. The
future of our whole United States
depends largely on our efforts to
this end.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27

QUITO make them feel anwelcome,
unwanted. II so-why don't you
move-or-let John movc-press
his neckties, pack his suit case and
give him freedom.
John, do you heartily enjoy scold-
ing because dinner is ten minutes
late, the gas having been turned
off for a period. of half an hour
just as the roast was beginning to
simmer. And you do not like Kath.
crimes friends, you have so often
told her, they were not tuned in
the same key" with you, and made
you feel very uncomfortable, in
deed. John, you take my tip-have
a vacation-get out and listen to
the birds sing-the water fall and
trickle among the rocks-don't you
hear the wilds are calling, listen!
Now, this would be a dreadful scan
dial.
John. Katherine-you have not
deceived yourself and your near
neighbor, nor the world at large
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
WORLDS LARGEST
BELT CONTAINS
227 WHOLE HIDES

I PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 26.-The
largest waterproof leather belt in
the world has just been sold by the
Portland branch of the Chicago
Betting Co. to the Monarch Lumber
Co. of this city for use in the big
mill under construction near the
Swift packing plant on the PENN
sula. This huge piece of fabricated
leather is 105 feet in length, "a
inches wide and weights 1899
pounds. In its construction were
used 227 of the heaviest steer hides
to be had in the Chicago market.
The three thicknesses of leather
used in the belt we're put together
with cement under a powerful n.y.
draulic pressure. making it practic-
ally indestructible and absolutely
waterproof. The belt will be used
in driving the big mill in the Mon
arch Lumber Co.'s peninsula plant.
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any other country. He-Inspector
e. A. Pelletier of the Canadian
mounted police-has just turned
in" at the station after a jaunt of
2347 miles through theF wilderness
of northern Canada, covering. a
period of nine months.
Inspector Pelletier left Fl. Sas-
katchewan together with three of
his men, to patrol the unsettled
district of the extreme northern
snow and Recovered plains. Part
Of the long journey. was made on
horseback, but horses could not
get through the tangled wilderness
of almost impenetrable forests, nor
through the immense snowdrifts,
nor over frozen rivers and ragged
mountains.
The trip from Great Slave lake
east to Hudson bay was made bv
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
FIND A PREHIsTORIC
VILLAGE IN ARIZONA
AND EXCAVATE IT

= Ell PASO, Tex, Feb. 49, .
= Another prehistoric village =
. has been unearthed in Art =
= IONA. Frank c. Erwin, while =
= digging an irrigation ditch IA .
q. miles from Cochise unearthed .
number of utensils and .
. skeletons and then found a Z
- wall 20 feet long and tables Z
= bearing remarkable hero =
. glyphics. The work at the =
=. place was stopped and the =
- Smithsonian institute was no. Z
=. titled of the discovery. Z
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27

OTTAWA, Can. Feb. 26.-There
is one Canadian copper" who
never gets chance to peep in at
kitchen doors, nor yet does he find
time to toast his shins around at
Mikes place. He has the one cold
est and longest beat of anyone en-
rolled upon the force" in this or
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-27
ANTICIPATING A DEMAND.

Friend-Why are you plunging SO
heavily in fly Green stock?
Great Observation-Disclosures / have
just evolved breed of all-the-year-
round flies.
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|1k will be attached directly to the
engine shaft and will be constantly
lunder the severest strain.
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