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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31
Sie Stilleu &erften.
Gine Sdmburger Grinnerung.
9on 6 b Hines . b m

Weit 8urid ltegen meine Sears uno
Wanberiabre, BON oenen tb etne ertIeds
lide 3abI an Der ihpnen 8afertants
8uqebraht babe. gun pedt Der grtms
mige Sumpf oprt oben am GlbItrano
Die Grinnerunaen tpieoer duf uno ih
permeine i'm Rauiaen Der 9etretoeflus
rem i'm Sduien oes Winbes ourh bic
griinen Rebenfelber, bic bic Iiiben
syriidte i'm funteInoen SonnenI6etn
reifen lafIen, bds Murren Der Wufier,
ben fernen 4fiff Der Sdiffsiirene, bas
alati6en Der Segel tpteoer 5u pernehz
men. uno ib seoente audi iener Streitz
nnht bel elmer groben grbettseiniteIz
lung duf ben Samburger WerfteT.
Gs mar Elm fpuuoerpoller Sonunerz
abenb, uls ih an ben 9afen bon 9dus
burg binousparoerts. Gin blauer 6ims
mel Ipannte fih iiber ihn. Gliberno
uno rDthlih fIimmernb fhimnterten bic
0e[len i'm 2icht Der untergebenben
SOnHe. bic MSpen ipieIten ibreieus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31

Ginet nndtt, 80. 4u9uf.
9uFu6r uno Berianbt ipibreuo ben uer'
Foffsnen "a stunoeu, pergLt4en NIT benz
por5srse9snosH Lase, wareH Dte foIst:
9ufubr: 3tuootsa. S4Desns. S4afe.
aas. as. 80 80 .... ...~ SIS IA m 2i88
Gsrsniaaos bs:ra5 in OsrfeI0ss 3sit:
Aaa. 20. ... 263 1885 s22
4us. 80 ..... 498 $50 1lo7
Rtnbuteb. Die 3ufubr mar beute
siemIt4 groB, bic Qabfra9e ntdt beosuteuo
uno etn groBer Tbeil bes AH9ebots bIteb
unuertdaft. Die Yreiie bIieesn TN 4ages
msiren ftetig.
s4psre sttsrs bra6ten s6.25 7.l5,
ertra Sttere -, G6isn s2.25 -
5.25, SIeti4eritisre, srtra $6. 1850, CUTE
gate ss.2S-4.50 Ssifsrs, sstra s5. .lO-5.25,
Bis quite $2.50--4.00; 2i5s, srtra $4.75-
- .00-4.65 orotnare bts quite $2.25-3. IS;
Gannsrs %. .0O-3.O0, etodsrs uxo Seebsrs
3. $3.00-S.5O, ertra S. .60--565.
8u[Ien. - Bel nur mdbiger 3ufubr
mar Der Martt itetig. Die Iaaira9s mar
ui4t 9roB.
gtassrs xnb Iei8ts sa25-525, Bologna
33.35-4.25, EXTRA a. $3.50, fette Sulen
$4.25-4.75.
aGIbsr.-Tte Ranfra9e NOR cine ;ieuEs
LID CUTE uuo bte pretie uoren ftetig.
Droinare sn5 eross s4.00-7.O0. fotr bts
CUTE lsttte s7.00-9.00, ertrG 1928.
Qdlbsr In ban 2onniGRoKss SduisrH. -
Sants Sc, prtna bis sussrIsins g.
| SLe, orbindrs 5-6Le.
2 d peine.-Iud beute mar bic 2ufubr
pom Shwetnen rpieoer qerins, bic Rabfraae
eine CUTE uno bic greiie fttegen I'M 25c per
! 100 gfuno. geihte Serianbtiortsn uno
| SerteI ftteoeu uni 15c.
Gdpere ehweirs bradbteu $685.. so
| gate Bis aassrIeisns Psrpaduras. urs
FIsii6srfortsr s.. .sO-9.55. asmtita Ger,
| padxHasiortsn $94O-9.50, prhirars biz
aassrlsisns ifpsrs fstts Sass 1926 -
8.25. .rtra $3.35, stses $500 - 7.25
lsiAts Ssrianetior.sn s950-Ss5, Ssrtel
Der 10 Rfb. xHo psriaG sS.75-9.35.
Saafs ans admmsr. - Die 3ufub,
pon Shafsn uno SdHmeru mar beute STEM.
lid srob, bic 2atfrase gut uno oer Rart
| itart.
sAafs.-srsra O. 20-4.25. gate Bic aus.
srIs'sns %. so - Ais. oreixtrs Bic aats
sl.H-3.25. Rutteri6aie 81. .75-4.7 rs. sgtra
$500, Sdhrltnes 81 .00--5.00.
sawmr. - grtra 7.25. CUTE Bio
aus.rEefsns %. .0o-7.oo, prsiHdrt bis quite
s4.0o-6.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31

5ar Septbr. s12.O71{-12.l5, am SaIub
$R. .l21s; fir Gftober $i2 .o71a-12.I714, am
e6lub $12.12L; fir gopember $1l.65
-1l.72H, am S4Inb $11 .s71153; fir Ssnusr
SIC. .6711s-l0.781, am s&Iab 5000.
6ksrs atpp euietten. - 2oie $ll.75
--12.37I per 100 gfunb. Sir September
$12.82X--l2.421a, amSdIab sl2.52I; fir
Ottober $11.921s - 1910, an GGlus
sl2.05; fir Sanuar 1915 - 9.S21a, am
GbtuB $9.77H.
6duttsrn. Sssrt Hare seitsh psr'
paft, $12.50-12 .621$.
Butter. Nartt iteti9. Creamery 24L
--29t. 9airp 25---27e,
eter. - Rarst itetis. Srtias 20 -
zee per Tatenb.
Gxie. - Rartt ftsti5. Cream l5A-
1915 per gfanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31

ctIn. Wanhs mnn MftIfn IN slf,p alprf.

Gtlb. 9snbs mmS afasn In mem bort.
GeIb ION caE" mar winis ss 1s<--2%.
grimo 0ei1dftspapiere wurben su bL---
81 bisfonttrt.
SterttHa .Grdanse III rpiLIis. -
eiGt gu A.S611s-4.8o114 unb 60 zuss Si6i
su $4.s2Is-4.53H.
Bunpes, ,Obltaati one I, parsn ne.
tia unb wuroen mte folat auotirt:
Der. Staoten Refunbina rs 10l aeb,,
~ resitrtrte ll925 l14sS-l16I, Goa'
poHs 11455ss--11bL, S% regiftrtrte 1ol q
l021<, Coupons 10l s-l02sss, panama9 a9ou'
pons 2S 10l seboien.
aftienmarft. - gu Mnfanc mar Der
Wartt feit, baIo iebo6 trat eine Benoung
elm uno ote Genuine etueen babet ruteoer
psrloren. Der Martt idIob ftetts uno ote
S9Iubnotirungen ergaben tn ben metlten
5daen Hur gerings gerdnoerunser.
Ranftebenbe Rurie wuroen pom osrJtrma
Srwin, Balman Co.. Ro. 22S-28a NAL
nut gtrabe, berihtet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31
Sutab ebmeu:

Sn Sarmitabt lift iiingit, pie Die
8Idtter melben, Elm 5pritaFeiior, Der
i'm Rebenamt @pritunosmit9lieo oes
Deutihen 9rubs9ereius lit. um Sipans
gig Marf gebubt poroeu. neil er Oor
ieinem porsefesten Wtintitsr tros 9er>
fparnung niht ben Out abgenommel
bate. Die 8eitrdfuns oes Wdrtnz
'rsrs ieiner lleberseugung tlinst 5par
,ettpas -irdbtpinielig. bod tann man e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31

0pttorpr0motton zines
4rabers an ber 8erItner
uniberfttGt. 9on Der mebi5tnis
fhen sFatultGt Der gerliner llntoeriitdt
purbe Der ordbiide Shleih 5ameb
@alen bon berQ3barsMoibee uno benz
Dur alsulum (Sous oerWiHeufhuften)
in Ggnptsn, 2ettor Der urubtf6en
Spraheu an gerliner orientolifheu
Seminar, gum Doctor meoicinae NIT
ben g}rdottut iumma cum lduna proc
mopirt. IS iit bies Der srite Jal. bab
Die gerliner unipsriitdt einem Graber
bic bD6iteu atuoemii9en Ghren Automa
men ldBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31
Rem Dsrt, 80. QuouFt.

ReuDsrt, 80. Augu't.
Sinn mar xn9eregelt gu s35. .60-35.671l
un6 aupfsr rlau 2ats su $l2.871 -
1900, eleetroIptbte tu $l2.62X - 1878
xnb eating ta $la.25-l2.50. Blet mar
rubtg su S4.40 -- 4.60 uno Spsltsr felt
~ $5.37L - $50. Gtisu mar rubtg.
30. | SoInorp Rort9srn su $16.25-l6.50,
30. 2 DO. ta sI5.50-l6.00, Ro. Sout5srs
s15.75-I6.25 xRb SO. Soutssra loft 81
$l5,75-l6.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31
Gkteass so. Gus.

Ntxsstsk. - Ssspss $4.90 - $40,
xsrss ettsrs s5.75-60). wsAIiAs Sttere
A.25-T0o, Stcfsrs nxe seessrs $4.lo-
$40, eaksxHo Ssi'srs 81 .60-6.6e. aaIbsr
$6.5o-S.50. Narft ftetig.
eApstRs. - 2si4te 38.95--9.5O, as'
mtiAts o.. So - $40. i4psrs sS.45-9.25,
rsaks 81. .45-S.70, sats Bis uuserGeieHe
$8.70-9.26, eert.I 1878 - $50. Rartt
fe.ig
S9afe unb 2dmmsr. S4dfs
atxksiniiAs t2.75-4.s5, psftIits SASS
-4.o5, sasrIinss -. .6o-5.75.
sAwnu DE tS. .O0-5. 80, ueff'
ItHs 90. .O0-6.S0. Narft ftettg.
SxfMsr. - Finbpisb 5000, S6usine
1900, S4dfe unb 2dmmer rs, 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31
Mmsmdrtige Wedrfte.
Rem gort, 30. Iucuft.

Rem gor,, 30. gueuft.
we6r.-2ufubr 81, 1892 g5ls.. Berfaxst
8,562 sbls. Ter Nar.t mar beut. ftetta.
Spring SatentS5. .40-5.75. Dinter stratasts
$4.35-4.45, Gtnter gGterts s4.T5-5. 10,
Spring clears ~ .85-4.4). Ginter artras
Ro. / $3.75-3.90, 30. 90. $50. IS,
Ranias ftraigbts s4.60-5.OO.
RsgsenmsbI tff f;e:i9. sssr BIS
sates $4.lo--<.s0. doies ba faneg s4.3s-
4.45.
Buawes senmss: noHtus1 ~ $500
---2.o5 per 100 Bfune.
1ais tn ftetiq. - sstrss retsss
snb seIbes 81 .5b-l.c0. grosss 81 .55-l.s0,
RiInbries $3.50.
Rosssn IN pinis. - Ro. q Dsasrn
NE {. 0. 3. Rep Dert.
Gsr'fs In ite.ia. Ear,sats "a -77s
c. I. I. anb nsus 5ustersrts u -77e c. I.
I. Buffalo.
Bst,sn.-Sufukr lis, 800 Su., gerfanst
- Sn. Tartt ptaig. NO. . neuer rstser
sl.071 I. o. b., Ro. DO. R0rtsern 81 .22114
{. o. s.
DelI4ssrR - puFusr LIS, gsr.
isnst - gu. Narft 'ytQig. SO. 2 681s
I'm elevator unS nominal Z. s.s.
Safsr.-9ufsAr 16i, $50 Sa., gtr'swsi
750 Su. Rarft rriIiis. Reuer Gtano
arb retBer 3811e, .neuer 30. 2 rpeiser 8S1h
-39c, DO. Ro. 3 o5-35Ie, DO. 80. 4
37L-38c.
S.y IN ftetis. grtma Ils-12oe, Gs. ]
ll0-ll5e. Ro. . los ll0e, Ro. 8 90
CSC.
ssyFsn IN Hau. stat. 1909, srStsars,
Bis Asiee 20-22e; 1903, orsinarsr BIS dste.
9-l5e; Pseife ssaf 1909. lo--l5e, 1905
l3-18e.
tduts Hns fGa. - G.nsrsr Hmsrse.
ale, Bssota 2l-22e.
aeSss In rubig. EdS 14-a8e.
Sort III ftetts. --. gsmtty $3.50 -
25.00, fssrt clear sa2. 5o-a4.s0. Res sa4.o
IA so.
B.sf IN feH. sanir, 5000 5000
Nsb S15.oo--l5.5O, Beei.SAinssn sa7 .ot
-14.oo, Derya9t STA .Oo-I.S0, atty srtr.
srsia Ees sal .00-t5.00.
GatMeats fns rubie. 0sykfsIts Sci
lies 141-l6se, bO. SAaltsrn 6k-sxe
ss. S6irfen l4-l41e.
canal, TT feft. NissIs Bs. ,rsws
sI2 30 - 1910. SsFFnirtss ftetta. Gsnti
ssnt SASS. e. u. $500. Ssn,suns IL
llIe.
Esantrs 7L-7Lt.
Baunws IIfasmsn DEF In feft -
Hyins rssss $3.50, pr.ms esmmss ssIbsi
$40. 0.l5-l2. 90.
Yefrs Isumi IN f.is. Nsftnirtss Nsn
Tsrt $7.45. HhtIss.Iphts nns EsItiMsr.
~ .o5, 10. tn Bunt4.l6.
90 lie In rubis. Gsmsif.e 9Isses soc
Oar, IN ruhis. strstuss, ssSssnIi Gel
bsB autes 15. 40.
Isrpsntin IN ftf ta 74e.
Hsis Ia itstts. stHtstHsidsr . f-5Zs,
Satna s5.-se.
Ns lsfies In TIu. Nsn DsIsans Cys,
ksttle. gutter bic &sics, 32--&3c.
aaffee - Rto 20. l0--IoLe, San
tos No. 4 lO7ze. G0roopa l0T-l2Lc.
Bn6sr.-Ssktr II ftetis. Russapsss 8,
Ten 3.ssc, Centrifugal % Ter 4.45e, ws
IaFess 9u6ers9 Ter 10. NafHnirtsr 3u6t,
In ftetia. Gut 2sai 6.05, GruiAss s.9se
| NsaIb ~" $500. Gutss 5.55e, ges
ssres s.40s, srsr4.atss s.2Se. EtameRi
,,M"5.25, asnfsettorers ~" 6.05e; re
1910, 10. z 3. .G5c, 80. $500, gie.4 4.9se
Ro. s. soc, Es. s4.s5e. 30. 4.Soe, &c
ss.7se. SO. zoe, go. 10 4.s5e, ne. II
4.eoe, 30. II 4.65e. 80. 10 <.6oe. 30. /,
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ufsr.-presis ftetia. HafExIrtsr Sat
2oaf $3.50, popberss s.93, Gubss e.1os.
srawuIstss 4. 1856. Gsrfeettsrsrs ~" s.75t.
On ~" 6.45-5.70s, mstssr sytra ,,G"
500. .40t, srtra e" 5.30-s.25s, eysiaas
rsr seItsr a. b.Oo-5.0 .0Ss
NoIaNss In ftstis. Nss Cflsans
Epsx esttls 2S-scs, centrifugal 1S-3os
per @ansns.
ne sts.-mar,t ,s.mlsa hsAsfs ans ssas.
aeaiEana, Santp Ssas S-she, yrims ~
-5ks, srsinarsr s1-4Hs Sapax Q -
Il per Bfuno.
trs.srohutts.
Dutter. RahFrage gut. greiIs
ffetiq. Banss arsamssy S21,t. grssHsr,
Hr.s 32e, hs. feeonss 29t, fanes Eaira
axe, 10. Sic per gfans.
SAFE. Rart. Astis. Dsts Fat ITs,
Norbpefli4sr IL - IKE. Tsw Bert lst.
e1psi,sr 40 - 2lt, 2imbsrssr l7s. Bird
ls3.e per Bsune.
etsr.-3srima friiae eisr iinS in Rad.
fraoe uno feft I'm greiie. Hrinla frift.
Sahnsreier 225<e, Frks zoe, anbsrs lss
iteonss 14s pss Ets.. 10 Ra4 E1aIttat.
GsfIassg. - 4nsebot siemli1 ereb
Greiie ftettg. Gprtna s5ifens I3 --I41sc
3ahnsr l2e, Sdbns S1Ie, 1ratAaSnsr lst
Guas loe, iunee Gntsa uou 9funo l2s
alle l0e, 0anis o--7e per yfans.
Ebft uno 0smafs.
HspfeI. - 5aneS $500, eew5bnIiS,
sl Boz 90 per Dbl.
6 itrenen. - Nsrh tstia. GaIifss1is
$s.Oo--6.5o, Reifiua 36.50-7 90 per atks
Crang sn.--Rartt rubi3 anh kstis. -
California gate galeHcia $3.50 - 4.25 PEI
Rite.
8fir II DIE. - Janep Rortber Ohio GI
beria 81 .A0--2.50, anoere $3.50 LIS per
Bu.
girnen.-BartIett a. s0--5. 90, 9ude,
q. .0e-2.50, Sidles - 5000 per gJbI
Deintrauben. - Ginbeimiihe Is
20e per Aorb.
gf loume n. - Tamions 81 .0o-2 .2i
per Crate pom "a OTIS.
Sn6er Snbiana Stoa
barb $i.0o-l so per Crate unb l6--35s pei
Gorb.
s9aiiermelo nen--s2o. .00-25. 90 pei
100 auf benz geleiie.
&artoffeIn.- - 9oxtspiue 81. 2.00-2 rs
eaftern shore $500 --2.25, sinbeimtId,
q. .00-2.25 per Bbl.
Snbfarto offeIn.-fSane Serlep $3.2l
-3.60, GGftsrH Gtcre 81 .0e-2 rs, sinbei
mif6s $2.00-2.25 per UbL ]
=
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Gin Iiebes WeibAen.

50, meine Iiebe sSraii Wiiler,
bic M1nner miiB man 3iir gporiarn.
felt eraieben. Geit bic Tabofiteiier in
arnft III. mub uiein Wonn anffeeias
idpnnpien.~
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shteaao, 30. GueuH.

seteego, oO. 4usur.
Welt. Der Ear,t war fteiie. gssHtss
8stsrtssl. .&5-s.l5, strsisbts -. .15-5. 90.
eprixa gstents bsfts $3.50. StraisSts IS. 90
-5.lB, Batsrs 81. $40.
DsttsH Sar September 90 -
s91ze, sm saIut ssGe; far Tes. 1885,
--l04I4c, am saIuB l03sse; fur Wai l081.
--Iosxc, am S4lub l0sL.
HeliAfsrn. - Far SsytsmSsr 59144-
eosle, am etIab 591se; fir December
57s3 5sIc. Gm 5hlub 5se; fAr SRA
k9I5-S0sIe, am 5dlab 59Ise.
osfsr. - MIR Septsmbsr 831s-33 70.
em sdlub 1876; iarDesembsr ss11 1895.
am sHlus 3s14e; fur Isai s9sSs-a9Ie. an
edIub 39ssc.
Hsssen.-wo. 2 72-73Le.
Gsrife. --osts 5attsrserfs IS - 60s,
este bis dsiee RaI,ssrAe 6s-72e.
6iaa asiaamtH. - Re. l Q. u. 257e.
Re. 81. N. 249e.
fimstbpiaamsn. - $6.so-7. 10 Per
GsRtnsr.
1Isslasme u.-ss.oo-13.oo per Sent
net.
Retysr:. - sci .G0--2l.75 per Bf
Tar September $zl.20-31.371.. an Sdlui
92l.3B; fur Dttobsr S2I.05 - 81. .l5, an
Salub S21.l2k fiir Sannor $l8.s6 -
.lS.T7k. am GhIub Sl6.75.
= Cd msIs. = $l2.l2h per 100 Yfuns,
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WDi,t Weloi,tarfte.
Disnhaa. 80. guaufl 1910.

Die Nadfrase nad Darlebeu nor bsute
IN ben bieitgen Bausen ieine erobe, trosoeu'
dber tit Gelo INNER nod feIt. Sir Gars
iehsri ION cal" Durben pon ben Bdnfen 5
-6LH beredbnet nno geicbdftspaptere tpurs
ben w. 6E bisfcntirt. SIN oifenen Warfte
frnrben TarIeben ION eau" 40 ~ - 81
uHe auf Belt ~ 5--5<S plaeirt.
6eAfd eai Rss Uss
waren ftetis unb wurben ni 10-15e Ttstonto
jfptiden 1anfen persduft. Die Counters
rate betrdst Soc grdmie per $1,000.
fssAfa ass Gsrssa
maren wtIie. 6euts fsno BITE foIesnbsn
luotirungen III beridten:
Qcnhon, Taee Gint, $4.S7 per
e, 90 Tase sidt s4.84 per 6; garis
fase eidt, 5121I-5ls 5ranes per 800 /;
60 Edse Si6t, 5l7L - $40 yrones per
el00 ftir Deutinlanb, Gage eiGt. 4
Nari 851<c. ho. 60 Gage eidbt, S41.e.
documentary Bills auf 2onoon nurbsn
~ t4.68, auf Glasgow su $4.62X unb
ant pelfoff ~ A.S2H psrfauft.
enssss-csssssnssa
ra5is ane isssts. Die panien auottrsn pts
- gonbs. 19a5, Soup. 1l4L 1i5H
- 0s"Sss AeAoss sss' .AoAA 1b~
~ Bombs, 1880. .101X 102
~ Nanama a........ .l0l -
GIssstas cszis nmfass.
Dsr nmiat tm bieitaen GrearlnsBaus b..
lief fd beute auf s2, ,63I, 300.
2sEai-esisrtiAtss.
DIE Gortbern Cbto FRACTION aftien rpas
ZEN 1eute tn ftarfer Rad)frase unb feft I'm
gretie, ionit aber mar Der Narft Fau unb
eeoradt. 5oIsense 9ersdufs ftab su berid'
ten:
IN be- Drsls.
zss@y. c.u
ft0 sifiieu Ror G. Grar. & at.....-....-~ sst4
Is IA - 90
sGitisn Hnr. nensna MIN. ...............l ls
Gff'sn esr g. n. q 9. a. q I......... w
First Cali.
10 1ftisn Gtne 0as GIss. Gs......- 90
nfiien Gta. Street no. Ge....-.....-..f50
% ufitsn Ror. Ohio Ircct. 20
Between Call.
10 uifisn bsr Gine Uns d 9Iectr,e .. 20
~ hffisu Gs-c sas D Electric. e.......... SIS.
iao Nftieu Nrr. q. 1aac.................. 20
9a4ifebenbe Tabeae RON TN 6ieiiser
Wdrtt befuoli6en 5onos unb Aitien cisb
bic offi,ieIeu nuotirunaeu an:
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tion judges of the appeals court, lost
their right to sit as superior judges and
that in consequence there were vacan-
cies that he could fill by appointment
on Monday before the senate could
complete it's organization and root him
out of office.
Proceeding on that assumption short
ly before noon on Monday, January 4,
1907, Pardee calmly announced the ap-
pointment of s. A. Crow to succeed
Justice ]. w. Taggart on the Santa
Benny of Petaluma, vice Judge A. G.
Burnett, elected to the third district
court of appeals, and John A. Hosmer
to the vacancy on the San Francisco
bench caused by the promotion of Jus
tice F. H. Kerrigan. All Of the judges
promoted by election to the appellate
benches had withheld their resigna-
tions from the superior benches.
Secretary of State Charles F. Curry
made a test case Of the appointment of
Crow by, refusing to issue the Santa
Barbara jurist superior judges COM
mission. Attorney General Webb in an
informal opinion held that Pardee was
clearly within his legal rights and that
his appointments were good. The mat
ter was taken to the superior court in
Sacramento and Judge Shields formally
upheld the informal opinion of the at
torney general and the legality of Par
dee's appointments.
Meanwhile the senate had failed to
complete its organization on Monday,
and Pardee. with Characteristic humor.
permitted Charlie Post to sweat for an
other "a hours before appointing him
to thesvacancy on the Sacramento bench
created by the promotion Of Justice
Hart.
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RED CROSS SEALS
HERE A MILLION
Proceeds of Sale Will Be De-
voted to War Against
White Plague

In anticipation of the demand for
red cross Christmas seals the American
National Red Cross has forwarded to
it's San Francisco branch over 100000
of the little stickers, which will be
sold to the community, th proceeds to
go to the battle against tuberculosis, a
work to which the Red Cross has de-
voted itself in times of peace.
Part of this great number of scans
will be distributed through Al counties
of the state and a number of sub-eom-
mittees have been organized to for
ward the seals to all the small centers
of trade.
A special stand will be placed in the
main corridor of the postoffice az
Seventh and Mission streets for the
sale of the seals as we'll as in all
branch Offices. Every effort will be
made toeliminate the term stamp
the word seal being considered less
confusing. Last year many of those
who purchased the seals believed them
to be government stamps and so used
them.
The postal authorities will forward
no mail with the seals on the address
side of the package, envelope or letter
postcard. A meeting of the committee
in charge of the local territory will be
held Monday afternoon at 1870 p. m.
at 1900 Jackson street
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco, Thursday, November IL
ALFES-AVILA-Iohn NJ. Alves, 40, and Maria
Ayila. 27. both of Emeryville
BUTLER-W0LFF-Sam Butler, p, and Rose
Wolff, 20. both of 6301a Olive avenue.
CARTWRIGHT-INMAN Thomas Cartwright,
p. 1856 Eddy street, and Susan Inman, 10,
1474 Sacramento street.
RI-BRETTAzoNI-Lui Ferrari 5es.
%. 1135B Kearny street.
FOSTER -D0DsoN-Abram A. Foster. 81, 20I
Bartlett street and Leanie Dodson, 50, I'll
Fillmore street.
KANE-PRovENSAL-W William A. Kane. "a,
9lT Central avenue. and Rosine NJ. Provensal,
81, 33 Sanchez street.
H-CARROII-William +. McGrath,
%, 1S42 Grove street and Alma r.. Carroll, %,
1912 Scott street.
NJ0ULAT-BAROU-Jea P. Minjoulat 20,
519 Jackson street. and Marie j. Barou, u,
4251a Seventh avenue.
REA-WILSON-Ogsto j. Rea. b, and Daisy
A. Wilson %, both of 100 Turk street.
R0SELLIN I-N0TR0NI-Eugehio ROselini. %.
and Adele Motron, 20. both of 61S F1bert
street.
RussELI.-KLoTz-G George Russell 81. East
Oakland, and Georgia Klotz, 20, Sacramento.
Diaz, 80 both of 214 Sixth street.
SWAIN-BEALS-Walt l.. Swain, %. 430
Broderick street, and Emily A. Beals, is, AZ
Carl street
TAYLOR-DAkIN-B s. Taylor, 81, Ala
media and Mary Z. Dakin 81, East Oakland.
THoRNT0N-Y -YSyNG-E Edward l.. Thornton 81.
1856 Pine street. and Clara Young. "a, Gait.
WELLS-MERRHL-Wi William s. Wells. a, and
Ida B. Merrill. 40, both of San Anselmo.
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jobs for as many friends in 1907.
The election of Lennon to the dis
trict appeal bench and the decision
rendered by Judge Peter J. Shields in
1907 gave Gillett a lead pipe cincn on
the selection of a superior Judge for
Marin county If he chooses to exercise
his power TO bear Johnson out of one
Of the most desirable plums on the
patronage tree.
PARDEE GOT DECISION
Judge Lennon said yesterday that If
il were possible he would prefer to
retain his place IS superior Judge until
after johnson was inaugurated to the
end that the new governor might select
his successor on the Marin county supe-
rior bench. That he was doubtful of
his ability to so shape things Judge
Lennon admitted.
Pardee managed to get a judicial de-
cision of that question before he went
out of Office four years ago, and as a
result OF that decision he beat Gfllett
out of the appointment of four superior
Judges.
The constitution provides that the
terms of governors and judges shall
begin on the first Monday after first
day of January. There is also a pro-
vision for the assefbling of the legis-
lature on the same day and for can
vassing Of the vote cast at the preced-
ing November election.
The outgoing governor is the states
chief executive with all the powers of
that Office until his successor is quail
fed and inducted into Office Pardee
held that at midnight Sunday those
Judges or the superior court who
had been elected to the district courts
of appeal became under the constitu-
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DEATHS

ADDISON-In this city. November II. 1910.
Helen. wife of the late George Addison, and
James Addison. and mother in law of George
Carnegie, and loving grandmother of Mrs. Ed
win w. Hannay, native of Scotland, aged
Remains at the chapel Of Craig, Cochrane &
Co. 1859 Valencia street near Twenty third.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BoTTIMoRE- Millbrae, CAL. November II,
1910, Katherine Julia. wife of Charles c. Bat
timore, and mother of Richard Baltimore, and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. McNulty. and
loving sister of George. Frank, Fred, Ella,
Minnie and Edna McNulty and Mrs. F. IL.
Holman, native Of Pescadero, Cal.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BREEN-In this city, November 10. 191O Pat
rick Breen beloved brother of Mrs Margaret
Marrick, and uncle of John and the late An
drew Marrick, a native Of Cullin, County Linn
eflck, Ireland. aged eS years.
resa Gertrude. beloved daughter of Elizabeth
t. and the late Dennis W. Calden, and idolized
sister of James j.. Dennis F.. Edward A. and
Julia T. Calden and Mrs. Ray L. Smith and
Mrs. John j. Dingberg, and loving niece of
Mrs n. Campbell of Portland, ore, native
of San Francisco. Cal portland, Ore, papers
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral today fFriday),
November Is, 1910. at S:45 a. m., from the
residence of her mother, 1S3A Lexington ave-
nue. between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
thence to ST. Charles Borromeo's church. cor
of Eighteenth and Shotwell streets where
the repose of her soul. commencing at go
a Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by car
riage.
CLARKE-In this city, November 10, 1910, Lois
E. Clarke, beloved daughter Of George Clarke
and loving sister of George W. and Daniel
Clarke and MIS-. r. Dyke, Mrs. r. walford.
Mrs. Catherine Lawson and Mrs. I. Virgo, a
native Of jamaica British West Indies, aged
% years 10 months and IA days.
Friends respectfully Invited to attend
the funeral services today friday at 1870
O'Clock p. M, at the chapel of Craig. Cochran
Co., 1859 Valencia street near Twenty third.
Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery, by funeral
car from Twenty-eighth and Valencia streets.
DARLING-In Napa. CAL. November 10, 1910,
George W. Darling, dearly beloved son of Mar
garet and the late George e. Darling, and be-
loved brother of William E. and the late John
F. Darling, native of San Francisco Cal,
aged 33 years months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place today friday
at 1890 o'clock a. M, from the parlors of
Gantner Brothers 1850 Sixteenth street, be-
tween Church and Sanchez. thence 10 ST
Peters church for services. commencing at II
o'clock a. m. Interment tprivate) at Holy
Cross cemetery. Kindly omit flowers.
DARING-In this city, November IT. 1910.
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does that takes a CASCARET night
BEFORE, when he looks at the fellow
who didn't. For OVER-EATING and
DRINKING nothing on Earth cleans you
out as CASCARET, naturally-easiIy,
without that upset sick feeling. Don't
neslect-at bed time-9 PM. or 4 A. NJ.
mo difference-you' II need il.
CAsCARETS roc box for a weeks
treatment. all druggists. Biggest seller
In the world. Million boxes a month.