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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05
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Mnrtin erihruf uno fab ocn nItcn
Serrn betroi'en on, iagte je6of rulr
nQuS iii ionoerbar! llebrigens miro
! '9iIOeqorb morgen pieueid)t fommen,
menn Gir meir beutiger @eiud nitt
Qeif)ooct bat"
Serr BON WfaIsrooe Iadte ber3baIt.
ng2as ioQ mir Der benn id)aoen!"
~Wtan fam e5 ia bod nid]t Mi,
len" meinte Wartln.
Ser olte 8err nifte ernIthQit.
.8anS red)t, aber MIR, neil @ottpers
trauen uno Grgebung in 0ottes &Sil.
len bel gdemanoem mebr porau5gc.
ieBt nerben."
RodOenfIid DerIieB Uaartin oa5
5aus.
gr lebte bier aIS @aQerieoirettor
in Berlin, cine augenebme llno angc.
lebene SteQung, meIhe er in eriter
Stnie Der @erntittelung oe5 Serrn
bon WtaIsrooe 3u peroaufeu bate.
Qls Gatte Silbsgaros bate er On.
Ipruh auf 6aS Jamilienintereiie, bQs
lbm aud, iDenn aud in an0erem
Stnne aI5 friber Dfira, in poQem
wtabe 5utbeil qelporben mar.
Gr batts nod an Wiru, an San
Remo, an Soloop, unb bic trauriqe
gergongsnbeit, aIs fi6 Elm Qrm unter
ben ietnen I6ob unb Wilde i6n be.
gruBte, gu ieinsm grobsn unbebagen.
nWas fiibrt unisren beriibmten
ytaler osnn in bieie absslegene gs.
senb2"
sd tOnnte bic sSrage suriitae6en,"
dntDortete Wartin unD matte iih los.
r5m! Sd brau6e ni4t nab M2oz
oelen gu iu6en. 2lber per lpeib -
DieIeidt -"
W1ortin mari Dilde einen Bid 3u,
Dor Dem er idpieg. sd beIufne ei.
men tranten 8eripanbten, Der bier =
aennen Sie aufali9 eine 9Qronin Go
bitten?" fragte er turs.
QGilde lahte auf, lab Mortin aber
louerno BON bsr Seits an. .Oa6o.
Distretion gbreniohe - tranter Der
tpanoter - febr gut! ga, psiB bon
Der Sobitten mebr, als ibr islblt tpobl
lleb 1T. 4ber - iie Dar immer mein
fable = Db Salbop ober Sobitten -"
s4lfo fptrtlih!" rief Wartin aus.
Wie tommt lie benn gu bieIer gsitdfz
tisuns9"
~Wib aud bic Qerste gu beSau6ern
. Iei4s!aubise alse Rnabsn = aberI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

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Sobdnnob murpbp an SObn &.
Wurpbp, $1,000.
Spo ). 2ongnedsr an gbe Garosn
Depoiit Ii. 8. Co., $4O0.
Waraaret WaIib an Milforb 3. Il.
6. 60, $500
Jreb Barrett 9apis on State gtps.
8. II. .. &c., $1,000.
Soa Wlcaibben gioole on Ratbdn
9ruder, $1,000.
Sobn RsumaRr an Jinblap 8. IL.
9. Co., $500.
Somes Mobman OH Sputbern Sbio
6. Ii. J. Co.. $1,000.
9srnarb u. arpeeer an sSunbdmsns
tai 6. II. y Co.. $4,000
6etilgts 9ppptb.t.n.
Warearet guImer on 9on.on 3. Ii.
g. Co., $2700.
Wm. Jesnitsr an GeIta 6. u. Co.,
$1,000.
R. $. gtnbrsps an Spiiab airbp,
9ormunb, $1,000.
moreoretha arumm on Germanid
go. 2 &. Il. y. Co., $1400
Schn a. penton on Warp 6. Snps
Der, S649.
SO. 2. SOaaenber an eagle gIos.
Co., $1,000.
Ssnrp 5. 5in.e an Som. 9. II. 6.
Co.. $500.
MoIpina gpaas on Weft Qibertn 9.
II. 6. Co.. S25OO.
Ioelb,io pbiIIips an price Sia
electric y. Ii. 8. Co., $1,000.
Sophia .. GnbreB on GinbsI 4ps.
8. Ii. q Co., $500
Gbas. gsI5 on Stnis 2lp.. 6. Il. 9.
60, $1,000
Sobn W. Supss On Gbas. gsl5.
$1,000.
5reo. g. Oapis on benislbsn, $3.50.
gtIpiru Ritaroion an 81. 5. gres
iap, $97.
Glen SD. g9et on Spring 9rops
ape. 6. II. .. Co., $1250.
phiIip 3e Rpube an Sbio M,6as
MICS Y. Ii. &. Gp., $1,000.
DsrisIbe an bieieIbe, $500.
U. ). De 9art an eagle g. Co.,
$1,000.
0eri.Ibe on bieielbe, $3.50.
Carrie W. Settler on Gnterpriie q.
II. 8. Co., $500.
garnsp 2im.s an atIas 6. IL. 9.
Go, $3.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05
NuSIdnoiidJe Jtad)rid)ten.

Subfon Cones banaite
Stunbe. Der aertermeifter lit
niemaIs eine fpmpa.bifde Griheinung.
tpeoer fur bic 4ubenpelt nod fir ben
Gsfdnssnsn unb Subion Come. Der
aeriermeiiter bes sroben Snperators.
mar Ionee 3eit gerabSu Der nerbobies
its Wlann in europa, ia auf Der sans
gen Grbe. Der Gouperneur BON ct.
9eleno bate nur Elm 3iel Dor 4usen:
bic Riidiebr WopoIeons mad europa
gu Derbinbern unb biefen Elm 5tpeiies
BIutboo ME BEL Waterloo 5u erfpaz
rem. 0ieie alufsabe mar ibm bon ieis
ner Fesieruns eeiteIlt unb er bat iie
treu. ipenn oud gum srpBen Wibbebas
gen bes Gefansenen erfii!lt. 9ubion
SoiDe tuubie pobI. baB ibm be 8ers
ebrer Hupoleons unb bds iporen
nltt tpenise - srolIten, er boffte ober
ipenlefiens auf ben Danf ieiner2anbss
leute Sdblen au biirf.n. Jeboh aud
oieisr bIieb aus uno ols feline Rehtfer.
tlsungsidrift ben BON ibm erboffien
GrfoIg ni1i botte, nabm er entiduIht
einen l6nseren urlaub unb reiite nur
bon einern aIten Diener begIeitet naf
Der ShDet5 unb na4 Saropen. 0ort
beiuhie er auh bic bamuls iiber 0es
bibr gtprieiene 0rotte BON 9alme, no
bic WitiDe zines farbinifhen Beam
ten unb ibre ipunberihone Nihte abs
ipehielno bic Rolle bes 1ibrers fir
bic Jremoen iibernnbmen. ginit tos
men au9 brei iibernriiibise iunseJrans
Sofen uno Iieben iih BON Der Wihte
bic ndtiirliden Wunber bes unterirbis
f4en 4ufentbalts aeisen. Die gaIons
ten 1rdn3mdnner betpunberten f4on
ibrer f4onen Wegpeiierin- aulieb bic
Dilben Dd4e. ben groben unerfori6<
ten Mbgrunb unb mos fcnit nod 40
feben mar, nm ii9 fnliebIi4, aIs fie
nitoes am Ginsans ftaabsa, NIT si.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

Wtlde Wtira 3u. inbem .r enblih ging.
Wlartin besleitete Mira Bis gu elmer
Oroihte. obne Elm Wort gu fprehen,
CT tonnte feline Nbneieung eesen Tie
niht unterbriiden. 9lls er Stioeearo
bapon ersdbIte, iteIIte tie sdbaoie 5ra.
gen, ihre ipeiblihe glsusier bate gar
pielerlet setpubt, bod Martin fpar
portfars. Die aunbe, 1ante Gina
tperbe beute ontommen, Salooip iie
5ipeifeaos aud besriiben ipollen. pers
ittmmte ibn iebr. llnb Siloesaros
ansit. Mird tDnn. Saloop nod ein-
nal in ibre Rebe loden, Ihien ibn
niht unbeeriinbet.
als Wfira beimtebrte, empfina iie
5ris, Der ibr melbeie, fsruu BON malse
robe fei einsetroff.n. Stpdero unb
perlsgen fiisie Ct binsu, er babe nidt
aefast. bob bic endoias 5rau, bic
Shpeiter Warie eioentlid bic 5rau
Grdfin lei, aud bob. 0ottor aerns
hoff eemeint, es tDnne ieinem 5errn
pielleiht ihaben. Sn ieinsn treuen
Iusen loeen Danibartsit, 9erebruna
unb Der belize Wunih, Ulira sttpas llns
ongensbmes 5u eriparsn.
(5ortiebunq ioIg..)
= %tirp,ut ca Nnyy - cr,rInf, u .pn, houEo,bs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

miiHen, bob foIts 2aufbabu in ben
msiiien Siaoten bes Jeitlanbes nitt
gang leiht benibar 1T!
Der perahtetFe Bolts
Il m M Der WeIt ifeint Der Der aors
gar in Glib aanara Grit. SIt=
inbien) 5u iein. Der itaIienifhe Wiis
iionar %. Gamiia per0ffentli1t in Der
sGipilta gattoliea" eineu Ianeen Mrz
tisel iiber bic aorsnr unb tommt su
benz S6lub. bob es iid Inn su.mii.bis
&c. freunol6e. int.lissnte. seiunbe,
fehr fIsibise unb fpariame 2euie bans
belt. nm Snoier, bic nitt fhmusiser
iino oIs bic onberen inbii9en Stdms
me; unb trobbem ftDben fie ibren
2anosleuten ioIhen GteI Elm, bab iie,
tpenn iie auf Der Strobe aufduis .insm
grabminen besssnen, ii4 idleunisit
aus benz Staube MAIDEN miiiIsn; nit
ibnen ipiirbe r,i1t einmal Der dsringite
gettIer llmsans haben ipOllen. sic
leben seritreut in flsinen 8ruppen aIs
10rfIsr unb bouI.n, BON Sunger unb
Gurit s.audlt unb ipIitternadt. in
5iitien, bic aus YolmbIdttern berses
felt finb. Qm Mbenb iinb lie sss
pobnIih 10 troitlos unb gefhpdht,
boB iie tein Wort fprehen i0nnen; Der
Wihionar mub baber fir iie bas
2lbenbgebet iprehen. Nls Der eneIis
ihe ge5irtsperipefer linen perboi,
nodt gu sehen. fanben fi1 miilsipiss
Geute. bic ibnen 2uh unb Qeintpanb
ffen,ten. bamii iie ibre Bl5be bsbedz
ten; fie biirfen fid ober NIT bieien
idmmerlihen ge.leibunssffiiden niht
in Der SeffentIid,eit a.issn, peiI bic
9rabminen es fir cine unerb0rte
Jrehbeit unb fiir sinen Tin,el fons
6ergleiden balien, ipenn elm aorgar
ettpas anau3isbsn paete: etn betleibes
ter aprsar ipirb auf ben Gtroben be-
fhimpft. bebrobt unb sepriiselt. Cine
Gruppe Der aorsar, bic Nnbeb, GILT
fir 10 piberlih, bnb man bic Gtams
mesmitslieber stpinst, am 6olie im=
m.r elm tOnsrnes Gefdb au tragen. bas
nit lie hiReinipuden t0nnen; fper bon
linen ouf bic Gtrobe ipudi. ipirb auf
bus bdrteite stnnrtert. Sie biirfsn in
iein 6aus tintreten. ia niht einmol an
bic Wauer zines 6auies lebnen. Die
aorsar taben ipsber 1rints nod
WafhipoHer. ba He teine Drummer
unb teine 3iiternen baben; aber ipebe
ibnen. ipenn lie aus benz grunnen ons
bsrer Qeute ober aus einem 0ffentlinen
8runnen Ndier i10pfen. Menn fie
ihren Durit ftillen ippllsn. miiHen fe
Su ipeii entfernten JliiHsn lponbern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

sefust. 2orbers, ih slaubte eber, baB
sic seneist fein tpiirben, nit beipen
Sdnben susufdiien. penn Sbnen 10
reihe 9iilfe fame"
.Reihe 9iilfe - bon pem9" fragte
Riharb.
r8pn mem? gs fann eieentlih bod
nur Giner iein, Der i'm Stanbe lpdre,
ale Sbre S4uloen su be3ablen, Wsis
benitein 81 nebmen, tpie es ba lit, unp
mod pbenbrein Sbnen atpansistauieno
Sbaler ooer mebr in bic Sano gu
briideu."
Die ia ibm Dor bic siibe fhleuz
bern piiroe". ftel 2crberg errotbeno
Elm.
rS9p! man mub 9elb niemals forts
iperfen, tdme es auh brett ppm Seus
fel aus Der SOQe". lahte SeebouIen.
rgr bate nod mebr geseben, auf metn
Dprtl breibtstauienb, peun sic ges
polt bdtten. Sd ipeib, pie sic bon
tbm benten, uno ipie pieI 9runo Sic
oa5u baben; ober in bieier Sadie bat
er iid nobel eeseiet."
v8ie famen Sic gu inn poer er 3u
Sbnen?" frasts Riharo bon 2or6er9,
inbem er ieinen 8eroaht lnter 8let9s
giiltisteit Der Itette.
sd fam gu Satob Wolf, nit Dem
i6 ein 9eIadft bate, uno fano ibn
bort. Gs lit 9emiitb in ibm, mir
tpuroen balo pertraut, uno i'd geitebe
es Sbner, 9sttsrhen, er bat mir ee=
fallen. Das er BON Sbnsu fagte, mar
gefiiblpOu. Gr muB fort BON bier,
iagte er. Sd mill feline gbre rettsn,
Qlss be3ablsn. Sd bin ibm grIos
iduIoig. Gr iou auspanbern, iou
noh 4merita eeben, ih gebe ibm Die
Wtittel, bort eine neue Griiten3 81
griinben."
Seshauien beobahtete ben ginbrut,
ben ieirs Mtttbeilung mohts. Ri6aro
ldtelte nahitnneno; er bahte an oas
9eiprd6 bes pGdters, Der oenislben
9eoanten bate, bod fpsniger groBmiz
tbi9 mar.
rGs tpar jebenfaQg Elm 9oridlao.
Der iih b0ren IieB", fubr SeebauieH
fort, muno ih robm's an. nit Sbnsn
gu unterbanbeIn, betam ioqar iofort
Elm beDeutsnoes Stud GeIb, um
Sbnsn ben Grnit gu belpeiIen.
,WirtIih?"
,9luf's 0ort" nidte Sesbauien.
Limb mas geI6ab nit Dem 0sloe?"
Seebauien grinIts duBerit pfiffi9.
r3uriitgegeben, peritebt iia", iagts er,
bod pprber Elm paar Sage lang fir
mid benust gu eirer SpetuIution, Die
sinfhIagen mubte."
vTas 9eIo Iiegt auf Der StraBs,
9etter6en, man bari iih nur biiden
uro es aufbeben", fubr er nit beiIsrem
9eIddter fort; raber 5undhit mub
man Elm paar oerIiIberte Singer baben,
moran es tIebsn bIeibt. Dix Singer
betdm i'd; in elmer 8ode las ih ges
mug auf, um unter ben 9olosrG6ern
an Der gDris mid iebsn gu IaiIen;
fpmit bonts ia oSbnen msin Slid,
4ass, tbeuerIter 2orberg, Jbnen al
lein. gei Gptt. es tommt mir aug
bem Ssr3en. sic iino Der urbeber
meines GIutss."
(Sprtfetuno fo[ot.l
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3iesIsr. Got SO. $50 in Der gIsmsrs
Spnbisat llnterubthsiIuns, 81.
WNrs .. Cooper on 2ouii. 6.
! Barter. Cots go. a. uno as in Ben.
9enuto uuierabtbsilun9 in Spbs port,
81.
Ssnrpgrarel on g,rnorbinoRopms,
bic norolihe 6GIfte BON Got Ro. 70
IN Worris &c Smiths unterobtbeis
lung, 81.
Grbsn bon Dm. g. C'Sard, per
Sberiff, on Marearst Walfb. elm
Stut Gano in Camp Cenniion in
Sstt. 10. $3.50.
Ghrlitina Sen on Trant J. Bitter,
Got gto. "a in SpI.p & Glarts's lns
terabtbeilung in Some Gitp, 81.
pbtlip Renner an Sobn 8eriihe,
Sbeil bon Got Ro. 4 in Sinman's I'm
tsrdbtbeiIune, 81.
Somes u. 9ambIs an CbarI.s 9.
genion. cine Got BON 80 bel 14o Rub
an Der RorbIeite Der Montana qpe.,
81.
SIora M. Gapstt an georo. w.
6anolsp. Got $40. 49 in MeRamara
&: Gonner's llnterobtbeiIuns an Cong
NORTH plaee, 81.
SIiper e. Conner an Sobn SIonis
ter, Got Ro. 149 in Joiepb 5. Wius'
untsrobtbeiIunq, s..
Daniel S'gonnsu IN GIen S'Tpus
nell, 5heil bon Qp. Ro. 70 in Spsncer
e 5enn.n's llnteyabibsiIung, 81.
Spbn gfaff, &oniniitrator, on 6.
Sober. Got Ro. is in e. g. garpens
ter's 2. llHtsrab;bsiluns in Dpomine,
$775.
Or. G. Sober an Jr.b. 9ittmanu,
5beiI bon Got ylo. 16 in e. g. Car
psnter's 2. llntsrGbtb.iIuns in Wpos
ming, 81.
Or. s. Sober an 9be German W.s
tbobiit 9soconsb 5oms, 9beil BON Got
Is IN g. g. Gorpsntsr's 2. unternbs
tbsiluns in 0pomina.
Clarence a. Nsber an 5raut m.
Gain, Got gto. 345 in gbompion 8c
Jorbus' llnterobtbdIune, 81.
W. SuIbert Saft an Wabe 8. GQig,
ghei! bon Got 30. 15 unb bi. oonsn
Gots 16 urb II in priee's Qbpitipn su
Camp 9enniiOr. $7O0.
Waoe s.. guis on u. O. Rniceln.
Sbsil bon Got SO. 15 unb bic oans.n
Cots l6 une i in price's aboition
gu Camp 3snniion, $500.
Nba s.. 5alop an NIfreb 9ooel.r,
10 Sabre po6t auf cine Got % Bel 80
Jub on Der Suoieiie Der 6. Strabe,
80 Jub tpsitIih pom Gncamor. CTR.
4nsublung $25OO nit benz 4ntaufss
red. 5u $13.500. genannie $25OO
biloen einen areoit oes Qntoufspreiz
fee.
Warie 9bomron Calhoun II. o.. per
Sheriff. on Wartin Grant, Got $40.
Al Der llntsrabtb.iIuns ousgeIeei BON
San.t gbomion. $13.
9eHrp 70. S.spbenfon, IT,, on ".
W. Sdneib.r, Got SO. Is in Gen.
Wahs's llntsrabibtiluns In Gstt. 81.
81.
eua .. Gb.rfoIe u. u. on Bernard
unneipsbr, cine Got 16 Bel 104 ;sub,
mehr ooer tpenissr. on Der Subpets
ete Der Gborlot;. Ctr. unb Gnpber
Naen, 81.
gernors llnn.fpebr on Jobn Reus
maper. elm. SO. Is bei 104 syub, mebr
ooer neniser, on Der Siiopeif~ Gde Der
Charlotte Ctr. uno Gnpber Nnep, 81.
Jobn 9.Wlcgribe an 6ilb,& Bauer,
5 Sabre poht ouf Got SO. "a in Roms
lens nntGabtbsiIuns; INTELLECTUALLY
$3.50.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger;
-ek DesaenteAe-
ua6r(agerin 0ides 3eilaQns.

coon tn br drteffen Bet ses - aesvtNs
Uerfenen. bic burn bic eAopfuns tsber besass
noreH. .uHs 20 Iieat feim Stpeiiei boz. bas
ana eeussufaae nod Terfonen ertffiren. bts
orrsa cine unbeiann:e frdft TN etanee nrs.
sisiss su tnun unb boroassnfaeen. roS far
anbers erfiaanl1 IN unb bIssbi 1fr GolAes
eaf bic gaiar hiefe Dame befonoers beeinfttaf,
seHn Ne bat ihr bse feifsne Dobs etrIis5en bas
reben 'erer gsitmenfner ipis etH aufadAIoae.
Hes @rh aennn sn Isfen. Beraesi nini. bab
Ne Ia tbrsr etaeren HeFeens an 6eefin abemn
nchrt. Rebmi BITE eafi Snb gdr SfiIiN ~
6eefin Hberris. bann eetf bieferbs binauf ~
Str bic ftone sefibena bon 5rou .. H.~Dase9
erreint Tas Cans III sur uaiu oanb naD
an 8nune IN her 8oms:
Hrs. b. Yaeger, friiber Jran gentslb
eseftH zsenne. a!srsss. Gssesxxsti cetA
oriefIs6e Eutrortsn S1.0o unb har1bk.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05
Grlnseisentbums 0ppotbeiel.
Gincinnnti. 4. RoD.
Neue Snpothefen.

Neue Sppotbefen.
Jobn s. Wia.nborg an oie gIart
Str. g. u. 3. Co., $4,000.
aouiis Y parter an Cannon 9beo=
logical Setninarp, $1,000.
Otrielbe on Wepers %. Cooper,
$3632.50.
Toie airsan on eagle GoD. u. 8.
81, $3.50.
Jof.pb o. 3iesler an 1be z. Marb
g. u. .. Co.. 5000
Derislbe on 6erbert g. po4oub.
$1100.
Joleph 3iesIer an 5Ofept o. 3ies.
ler, $525.
Rofa CLARA 1ebbe an 9he 1omilp
9. Y. l01 Gs. 1900.
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d ansenebme llnttrhoItung.

u n gtneb me- unttrb aItung.
iJreunbin: ~Wen batieit Du btnn
ols Qifhna9bar BEL Der 1ufeI?.
1ddfifd3: ~4h. bents Dir, unieren
tbemdIisen fronsDfifGen QIofenlebrer.
Der drme 0err mar tn Der t5btIt4Ren
Derleeenbeit. iporiiber e ii9 nit mir
unterboIien folIte -. ba babe itb ibm
fdmmt!i6 unreoflmdbiotH DsrbtH
toniustrt.-
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u: .Du. ih lsibe felt 4 WoGen
ihredlife 9dnialusqnaIen.-
g.: .Wober benn24
o.: ~Seit 4 WoGen iii meine 1ante
su gHuh bel mir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-05

Stimmt fur 81. q. Gomouolon, aan-
oioat fur Sanilipn Gountp auSitor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-11
WILL SANCTION
THE AUTO RACES
IF TWELVE AUTO ENTHUSIASTS
WILL BECOME MEMBERS OF
THE A. A. A. A FIFTY PER CENT
REDUCTION CAN BE SECURED.

Mr.. Tom Campbell, manager Of the
Tulane and Crescent theatres in New
Orleans, and an ardent supporter OF
automible racing, in a letter to Hart
Dernham yesterday regarding the nee
essary steps to be taken in order to
have the local races sanctioned by the
American Automobile Association, in
formed Mr. Dernham that if twelve To-
cal automobile men would join the A.
A. A. that a sanction could be secur-
ed for so per cent reduction.
If the Interstate Fair management Is
really in earnest in their efforts to Sc
cure the Marmon team and Oldfield as
star attractions, it behooves them to
get busy, as the time is getting short
and these stars may make other ar
rangements if not communicated with
at once 1t should be an easy matter
to interest twelve auto enthusiasts,
but it will have to be done right now.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-11
LADDERS louic,

Many stories are told Of the fru
sality-almost penuriousness-of Har-
ry Lauder, the Scotch comedian, but
one of the best is the following:
Lauder was in an English railway
compartment, and his only fellow-pas.
senger in the car was an American
After travelling a few miles in silence
Lauder pulled his pipe and proceeded
to smoke. AS though reminded that
he would like to smoke also, the Am
erican took out his pipe, and, lean.
ing over, asked Lauder for a match.
which was given. The Yank then
started to look through his pockets
for his tobacco bag, but without sue
cess. Turning to Lauder, who was
contentedly putting away, he said.
wistfully and hintingly, Il don't be-
lieve l have an tobacco with me-"
Lauder slowly took the pipe from
his mouth, looked at the American a
moment as though considering some.
thing, and then slowly leaning over
extracted the match from his travelling
companions fingers. saying: "If ye
haze moo tobacco yen moo need the
match" and replaced 1t in his own
pocket-Philadelphia Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-11
CONDEMNATION
PROCEEDINGS
WILL Be HEARD
JURORS ARE SUMMONED TO
SERVE AND WITNESSES TO TES.
TlFY IN THE CASES OF l., &. NJ.
VS.. MRS. MARTHA REILLY AND
OTHERS.

Condemnation proceedings, insti.
tuted several months ago by the Louis
vile G Nashville are to be heard by a
jury ordered empaneled by Judge
Wolfe today. The property in litiga.
ton is owned by Mrs. Martha Reilly
and Chas. A. Born and John Sunday,
being two separate parcels.
The property lies along East Wright
street, where the L. & n. proposes to
erect quarter Of a million dollar de
pot, provided it can secure the prop.
erty, and in order to get it has insti
tuted the proceedings.
Two special venires for jurors to
serve on each Of the cases have been
ordered summoned, and subpoenaes
have been issued for about two dozen
witnesses, who will testify as to the
value of the property.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-11

San Carlos-W. F. Hildegrant, New
York; M. ]. Boiling, Mobile; Jack
Briggs. st. Louis; w. R. Naugh and
wife, Muscogee; T. F. Grady, Ohio
Mike Cohen, 1T Made Milwaukee Fa
nous: J. D. Gordon, Gulfport; J. E.
Lockwood, Gulfport; Mrs. F. D. Ruse
Mobile; C. NJ. Gretchen, New York; H
E. Graham, Bagdad; AL. Ross. Penn
sylvania; L. s. Quinn, Haywood Shoe
Co.; A. L. Pepper, Cincinnati; George
uel. New York; j. 8. Palmer, New
York; H. Schanthal, New York
Henry Kaften, New York; J. A. O'Day
st. Louis; H. N. Flick, Jr., Boston;
F. M. Turner and wife, Pace, Fla
Miss Janette Maddox. Washington, D.
c.; G. w. Brodhust, Charleston, s. c.;
George Friedman, st. Louis; r. D
Murray, Nashville; A. C. Gross, New
York; F. A. Mannheim, Newark, N. j.;
Joe DeBeer, Philadelphia; George A.
Thraul, New York; George Kennbry
New York: George Knapp, Philadel
phia; Ebert jenkins, Buffalo; G. w
Sims. Memphis; Mrs. s. l.. Frazier
Louisville; E. w. Hinton, Baltimore
w. Pierce. Dallas, Texas; ]. F.. Roark
Pontiac, Mich; 8. J. Hanley, Milton
Marian Burke, New Orleans; w. l.
Marrow, Triton. Ca; J. II. Ralston
Boston; Albert Summers, Jackson
Vile; C. B. Smith, New Orleans; G. H
Millen, Macon, Ga: A. G. Wilson, city
z. A. Slaughter, Meridian; Charles F.
Seitz, Chicago; J. P. Apherton. Mo
bile; ]. F. Lambert, Logical Point;
John Neal, Westville; ]. w. Kenneth
Chicago: George belong. Springfield
Mass; David Frohlichstein, New Or
leans: James H. Abraham and wife
Arkadelphia, Ark; Martin N. Jacobs
New York; r. F. Yanch, New York
John Sucker. Homer, N. Y; w. J. Kes
Ter. Birmingham; G. Romandur
Michigan; Hugo Romandur, Michigan
]. Doyle, Birmingham; w. F. Dent
Montgomery; G. NJ. Powell. Jr., Biz
mingham; e. H. Ivey, New Orleans
w. c. Gilbert. Chattanooga; B. J
WE'LL. Montgomery; w. w. Keen
Hartford, Conn; W. W. Scott, Mobile
L. w. Savage. Jr., Logical Point; H
A. Schartz, Mobile; David s. Keen, Mt
Pleasant, Ala; w. D. Schowd, Mt
Pleasant, Ala; Edward Hause, Cen
fury, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-11
USE PoSlAM FIRST
For Any Skin Observation-Disclosures
Results Are Quickly Seen.

Poslam appeared to Mr.. George Per
kins, Providence. r. l., to be high
priced. But" he writes. 'T thought
to myself there must be somethins
good about II or 1t would not be that
price. Its effect was marvellous.
had a disease all over my body; in two
weeks I was a new man: not a blem-
fish or a pimple on my body"
Poslam Is now universally used for
all skin disorders. because 1t actually
hears out the claims made for IL in
stopping itching at once, healing
quickly and restoring the skin to nor
NAL condition. Use poslam first in
preference to anything less depend
0ble for any form of eczema, acne, tet.
ter. salt rheum, piles, BARRIERS ano
all other forms Of itch. and, rs we'll,
for clearing the skin Of minor blem.
fishes, such a. pimples. rashes. red
nosee, inflamed skin. etc. Poslam Is
sold b two sizes trial, so cents; regu-
lar jsrs $2) by all druggists, particu-
larly the Crystal Pharmacy. For free
sample write to the Emergency Labor
atories. 80 West Twent-fitth street
New York City.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-11

four vessels have arrived from North
Carolina only, filled with inhabitants.
Parson Sweezy with his little party
from New Jersey are safely arrived
and begin their settlement on the
lands reserved for them"
This extract of letter was from the
regular New York letter to the paper
which began-New York, August 12--
The sloop Mississippi. Capt. Goodrich
with the Connecticut Militar adven.
turers, arrived here from the Missis-
sippi. but last from Pensacola the 10th
inst. The country they went to ex-
plore they like we'll having laid out
% townships at the Natchez.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-11
Free to Pile
Victims
Next Morning Worst Cases Wonder
Why They Never Before Tried The
Remarkable Pyramid Pile Cure.
IT is FREE.

BY making a free test of the Won
derfui Pyramid Pile Cure you are sure
of being right. Nothing Is more dis
appointing than to invest in some
thing that don't do the work. So,
write at once to the Pyramid Drug
Co., Marshall, Mich, for a free trial
package and know to a certainty that
here is sure, quick and permanent
cure, an instant relief in worst cases
of any form Of piles. The trial will
enable you to rest comfortably over
night, and in the morning you will
hustle to the nearest drug store, can't
help 1t, for the regular soc package
that puts you on your feet and keeps
you going. Be sure you get what you
ask for.
Use the coupon below. Merely fill
in your name and address.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-11
BARK MARIE IS
SPOKEN At SEA
VESSEL WAS NEARING HER DES-
TINATION AND HAS PROBABLY
ARRIVED AT BUENos AYREs BY
THIS TIME.

Reports in the New York Hera'X
state that the Uruguayan bark Marie,
which sailed from this port in June,
and which has been long overdue, has
been spoken at sea by some vessel
touching a port.
The Marie was then off the coast OF
Brazil, and has probably arrived at
Buenos Ayres, her destination, by this
time. She is in command Of Captain
McKown and owing to her being 50
long overdue there was some uneasi-
ness as to her Saftey.