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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17

Siriabriser anabe Hu>et grablldrH
SOB unter eiutr StrabeubalHtar.

auf grdblide Bsiie berlor gsitsrn
gormittag Der 4 Sabre uIts Dilie,
Sobn oes 5errn Baum, go. 1919
Chapel Strabe, ieiH 2eben, inoem CT
an Wpooburn 4penue uno UldbiIon
RoQo bon einem Wagen Der Gtlbert
9lpenue 2inie iiberfdbrsn uno auf Der
Steue gstootet puroe. Rop Glad, Uioz
tormunn Der Gar, erflGrte, niht 81
tpiiIen, pis Der unfaQ Iih 3ugetrdgen
babe. gr babe pl0glit bemertt, oaB
strpds nit Der 5angpOrri6tun9 ntAt
in Srbnung mar. uno i'm nGhiten Iuz
gsnblide gu Tsinsm grobten gntiegen
ben G0rper bes &inoes unter Den Dor
berrdbern Der Gar berporragen ieha.
Rahbsm er bic Gar ridpdrts
bright bate, bob sr oas Dsrunglid.s
ainb uuf uno trug ss in RpItus' 3
Ippthete, no Tr. emanuel S6pab
ben bereits sinqetretenen Sob ton'tuttrz
te. 0a niemanb i'm Stunoe mar, Die
tlsine 2eite gu iosntifi3irsn. puroe
oiefsl6e auf 4norouung oss mittlers
peile benahridtigten gpronsrs mad
Ger Morgue ssbraat. mo 6err Senrp
Baum ben get0oteteH anabsn etnigs
Stunben ipGter als isinen Sohn tDens
tifi3irte.
Dem ainoe Ddren bic linte 6anp
unb Der rette arm pom S0rper ges
trennt unb bic 8ruit 3srmalmt nor
ben. Die Wutter fiel, dls lie BON Dem
qoIi3iItsu groipn in ihonsnoer Wei'e
BON benz sntisslihen GHoe tbrss Giebs
lings in aenntrtb gsisst Duroe, n
Cbnmatt uno puros fpdter. na6oer
lie iih sirigsrmdben erbolt bate, nat}
Der Dobnung ibrer Wutter, an Sapse
burg Strabs, gsbratt. Wis Der Snabe
bon IeiHer elterlihen Wobnung nat
Der llnIanltsas an Woooburu aoenae
uno Wabiion Rpao gelangt 1T, Iieb
iih nod niht feftIteQen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17
Oeburten.

George unb Gtsua 9obers. 14o9
Race Sirabe, Wdbten.
Gbtparo uno Uiarp Wanns, LILO
Sit 13. Str, Wdbheu.
syrant unb CLARA Gang, 119 Oh
gibsrip Ctr, anabs.
Bernard unb Sofsphine RittereolI.
3048 Golernin Npe., anabe.
William unb Sophia 5elmis. 1922
Siorep Qpe.. Gnabe.
Goporb uno Gannp 9ofer, 900
Delbi Nps.. Hnobe.
syront unb Catherine Darbner. 1855
Central ape., anabe.
1bomos unb 6elsn 9osan, 38S ga
raorome Str., anabe.
61rrn uno Catherine Grau, 1912
Sobn Ctr, M1b6sn.
syrant uno Glisa papne, 81, Msbrs
man ARE, Wdbhen.
5ames unb Waraar.t 2inssrfeltsr,
1906 Gutter Str, WGohen.
Q'ul unb Warp Jlam, 1890 Jobn
Ctr, UeGohen.
0orosn unp anna gliot.. 3303
apers 4pe., anobe.
syrebrid unb Della 0rot., 1860
ainnen aoe., Gnabe.
5oiepb uno Warearst grin!, 3o34
GIen:rap 1ps., Uidodsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17
100 Sabre alt.
Grobmmtter sanOerion, BON 81
Witt, gio., bat Elm lanses
uub arbeitsr,ihes 2eben
binter iit.

@rpkmutter Sanberiou 1T cine
wunoerbare s5rau. Gle III beute iu
fold, gutter geiunobeit, mie fe Is in
Ibrem 2ebeu mar, pbppbl iie aber 100
Sabre alt lit.
ssn einem Brief an bic Yeruna 5rus
Dsfg. GD. erflart tie, buB tie EeruHa
ihre aussesetdnete GIeiuubbeit uno
bpbes alter perbaufe. 2eien Sts, mas
lie iast.
SidDerlidj isGte Der in ialf,en 5al.
len, wie nieier, selisferte &emeis ntht
alein elm 8prurtbcti gegen EeruRa
,erftreuen, ipupern SeriraueH fir bass
elbe herpprrufen.
rSd merbe Sbuen ein gilb suieu.
ben, bas cinise @DdDer pDr metRem
5unoertiteu Uebrrtstag genommen
tunrbe.
sd bin ciu iuarmer syreunb Der
Yeruna Gpmpanp. Sd babe gar oft
srobe NcNerung ans Eeruna erstcit.
Sd, faHn fagcn, baf tdJ TeruHn ais
cine erphartige Weni5in betrahte. Sd
iamb bic Spr5lge Daupn uur utelen
Sabren nus.
,8or etsuns mebr ais 5iuei Sabren
;pe idl mir cine idlmere Grtaltung su,
Die 1T 0rippe ausnrtete. Segen Der
Shmere Der Grtranfuug nrb meines
bDben Alters muroe Der 5nll ais iehr
frttiidl betradJtet. Sd nabm mir feis
neu Ir5t, aber 9eruna mar has 0stts
tel, bas idj nnmeuoete, urn bemte tit
metne @eiunbbeit 10 gut, iuie, iie ie in
melnem Sebeu mar.
I'D, fahre jeoph fort, Geruua su
nebmcu, einen G0ffel ppa ienen abenD,
ebe idj mid ft,lGfeu Iese"
Yeruua III elm tbcales Comic fir
alte 2eute. is iit cine 3minmmen.
Tetuus ppu Rrdutcrmitteln, Die Der
neoi5iuiThen @eit ieit lansen rabreu
betaunt uaren.
Eeruua mirft ais Stdrtunssmittel
bel Der Heinisuus uuD Sraitiguns Der
Shlcimb1utc. Ties crtIGrt ben @ruuD,
spcsbalb 8eruna 10 suseebcbnt betaunt
III ais &atarrhmittcl. Sntarrb iii ciu-
fad Elm 3nitunD opn peroorbeneH
GhleimbGuten. 8erurn maunelt btes
fen Sebler in gciuuhc Strait MN.
Sielc alte 2eute benuten Ieruna
uno wiiroen inter fetnen llmitanpen
phne Dasiclbe fem uDllen.
2eute, bencn flIiIise Wieht5ineu mt.
berlif) finD, tDnHsn ieist Geruuas Iss
Diettsn baber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17
Gterbli1f

Sbomas Meguirs, 20, 9iGstcr,.
g.. Wierenleiben.
Deioris Warie Waln, !, 1924 Dur.
eel 4pe., QunsenentSiinouns.
Worp ann Sitpbon. 70. 12li 20.
8. Ctr, 9ersltibeu.
Nbigale D. George, 40, Grebs.
Peter 0loser, AZ. 3767 gahmont
4pe., arebs
6enrp Sobnion, %. 1904 2intoln
Ape., 6er3leioen.
4cuis Shaefer, II, 723 Seham
Gtr.. Rierenl.ioen.
Sislla q. 6unltn. 10. 1927 2ceaE
Ctr, 1ipbiheriiis.
gborlss 9aile IT,. II. 2519 Gun
Ctr. ShIasflub.
Barn garsiher, SO, sylin! unS
Dsnman Str. Snausft in Shpehs.
Jaeob eorarp Geb.ri, 8. 1523eu.s
ter Ctr, 1iphtbsritis.
Gertrub Gtppert. 65. $3.50 Dars
fam 4pe.. 6erslsio.n.
8eHis Doipns, 81. 243 Qatb.sn.e
Ctr. Rippsnfsll,nisiinoune.
Qouis ROBIN. 63. 222 WsIi 4. Str,
Jnqueft In Shipebs.
Barbara YaIl, 68. WarIau uao
Glberon ape.. 6erSlsiotn.
ALBERT Reihler. 80. qubIou. ap..
S6n6ne.
aarrp Glnrs. II. 917 Yapmilisr
Str, 8ubsrtulofe.
9ilsbmnu pidtrins. SO. Sobnloi
place. 6eraIeiben.
Granl glaDifA. 81. 6OS cambridge
Ctr. 6er5lsioen.
Wogbalinn Quid, a.. Qosptr R:per
3D.. 6er3eripeiieruns.
Sophie alusmebsr. "a. 554 War.
ner Ctr. Ehn6he.
Waomie Gounbtrs. 81, ST Dta Z.
Ctr. 6erllsiosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17
Jn xebensgefabr.
Wlntter wirft ibr YabD aus bsm swei'
ten Stofwerf ibre5 brennsnoeu
9SDbnbaui,s.

Jn GROCER 2ebensgsfabr bsfanben
fid geItern bic gefpobner be5 3psiftos
tigen 5auiss go. 1920 2inn Ctr.
tnfolge zines 5euers, tpelhes am 8ors
mittag gegen 10 ubr infolgs sines
i6ao6aften Rau6fanges gum ausz
6ru6 getommsn mar. 0as erIte Stod>
pert Dtro bon Jrau Sobn Garion uno
einem 8oitgGngsr Ramsns elmer
9rap betpuhrt, pdbrenb i'm 3peitsn
Stodperte 5rau Wtnnie Soer nit ib@
rem 9otten Sarrp 6oer unb ibrem 8dz
bp 8era oomi3ilirt III. Jrau GarTon
befano iid in Der Mpbnung ibrsr Johz
ter, als 0as SSeuer sntoedt purbe. sic
erreihte unperIeBt ods 5rsie, jeoOA
fano 5rdu 6osr ben Qusgang burn
Rau6 uno 5lummen obgsihritten.
Sic mari tbr 8abp aus bem Senittr
beg 3peiten Stofnerfes in bic 4rms
beg MeBgsrs Sobn Su6er uno rettete
iid Johann fslbit 0urh stnen Sprunq
aus benz 5snftsr. Sic puroe BON Suz
der uro Sobn grbdrot, bon Jto. 040
gopIar Strabe, dufgsfangen unb fam
unperleBt oapon. Sbr Wann, lpelder
bsim 4usbru6 beg 5eusrs ihlafenD i'm
Bette lag, fprang aus bem 5eniter Ieie
neg SdtnF3immsrs in ben Sof uno
Dsritautte iid bas 5ubgelent. 4uA
glmer 9rap, Der aoftgdnger Der Jrau
Garion, oer'tdno ss, iit in Si6srbeIt
gu bringsn. 9us 5aus, Gi8sntbum Der
6erdncOurt Breping Comp, Duroe
beinabe bouItdnhig 3srftDrt. Der
granbidaben bslduft Iih auf $500.
- Gin ihabbafter Ruuhfang Oerz
urIatts geitern in benz WohnhauIs oes
Trdnt Staab. an Nortb StruBe, nd9e
Joreit 4psnue, Elm 5eusr, tpeIhes etz
nen Staosn BON $50 dnrihtete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17
NmS ben, Doli3eigerid5t.

D.sen Dulb.ns bon Dliidsipielsn
ipuro< s.ltsrn Der Wirtb gusen Qiser,
SO. "a on 5. Strabs, su elmer gelbs
itraie BON $25 uno Roiten psrurikii!.
Die poliaei iuar basu selommen. als
in benz 2Oias cine Jlofde M6isip
ousaelooIt purbe. psier 9. Mbiter.
Grant groipforo uno Gus.Roblbrano!.
lue!9e on Der 3is5uns ibeilsenomm.n
hatisn. erbislien Gelbitrafen BON
$5 uno Foiitn uufstbroRnt.
Qui Ganareon ipurbe untsr Der Nns
tlage, fsinen Qanbsmann Oosi G!e.
fantseu um $57 beitoblen 3u baben.
ben Grobsefhnorsnen iberspieisn.
Sein. Diirsfddft puroe auf $1,000
feiieeisbt.
llnt.r Der 4nslase bss Ginbruhs
uurbs Jasob 4erboltsr ben 0robsss
ffpor.nen uberpieien, uno Sipar un.er
$1,000 9iirsi4of!. Gr foG am Mlitts
mod Nknb in oas slidNobson Der
Camp Waibirsion Nmuisment Co..
an Gclerain 4psnus. sineeitiesen lein
uno sineu tlsinen 0elbbetrag sefsobIsn
hoben.
ordn Waub 6arringion alias
Qrnnforb, ipslde Dor einieen 9usen In
einem Qonm on Der Weit 8. GtroSs
pcn ben 0ebsimpoliJiiten 6ouillon unb
Sueenep psrboftsi porben mar. ipsil
iit oneebliH i'm Gssr6nee elmer anbes
ren Grdu bos poriemonnnis aus Der
1df&e sesoeen bobsn ioute. lpurbs ges
fern trot ibrer unf6uIb sbstb<uerunr
sen unttr ber antlooe bts 1ai4ens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17
Snmphonie.GpmSert.

0as Straubsproeramm fdnb ges
fern Ta6miitas in Der Wuiiiballs eis
ne iebr Observation-Disclosures uno 6errn
Stotopsti forpie ben 6erren pomSpms
pbonieordeiisr purbe ipoblperoiente
anerfsnnung s.3oui. Das 6auptins
iereiie nabm i.lbitr.bsno berv Sa!omsz
tan3" in 4nipru1 unb bas pubiitum
louIhi. init elmer pabreu Nnoaht ben
feriid.nben a!dnsen. 0as prosramm
Dirb am beutisen 4knb 5ur Wisbers
bolune selansen.
Gsiiglid Der 6uifrase ipollen ii6
bic 9amsn nod immer niht Der 4ns
oronung fiigsn. tp.lne bon Der Gineinz
natl Srhefra 4Toeiation .rIaFeu
purbe uno bic pori6reiht. bab bic
9amen ihrs Siite ab3unehmen baben.
gluh ssitsrn tpisbsr btbie!tsn peridsies
bene Damsn in ben poroerfien Reiben
in oitsn.atipsr Wsiie ibre iebr ums
fargreit,n aopfbeo.duneen auf, TO-
baB ben Ysrfonsn, bic binter ibnen iae
b.n, bic uusIift auf bic 8dbus polis
psripsrri fpurbe. lin bic 9amsn baz
rauf dufmsriiam gu MAIDEN, fpelhe
syOlgen mosliter,peii. ibre Weiserung
mad iit si.hen ,ann. lag s.fttru bsm
prpgrdmm Elm tIeines Jlueblatt lei.
psl6es bic 4bfdrift zines grlaFes oes
Mapors BON ybiIabslpbid tnihieIi. Der
eebrpbt bat. bab sr bi. 4bbaliuns Der
bortisen Spmpbonie.onasrte Derbieten
ipirp, fols bic Damen niht benz Ds=
f.s senau eniipreAen une ibre 5iiis
obnsbmen.
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Der Coroner puros BON Dem seitsrH
srfolsten Soee oss 3s Sabre alten
Shr.iners autbsr 6. Witt. bon Ro.
$50 Weit 7. Strabe. in 9snntniB ses
Iest. Witt mar por einigen SaeeH
pdtrsno Der 4rbeit am Dittemeper
0ebGune in 6poe Yart abgeitiir5t uuo
ihiper perlsbt pcroen. er mar nab
bem 6oipital gebratt tporo.n. bate
Iif ieoph eeipeisert, BORT gu bls;heH,
porauf er nah feinsr WnbE1ns franss
portirt puroen Dnr Ssst sriao er gez
itern ben eri....ehrn 9erlegungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17
Western German Bank
Ode IL. nno @ine Strahe.
(ginasian

Die Stpeit,rn bonn 0ut.n 6i.tcn
BEG propinsial alofsrs in garih1se.
Ghio, entbi,.sn alien ibrsu glti5tH
syrsunb.n. irelte gum llnt.rba!t. itr
ibrer Cbbut anpertrautsn ourftiden
ainb.r heiseirasen bnten, her3!'h'.eI
Tant. Sn pi.iem Snitiiut. 10 I5er
I.hsbunetrt ainoer Elm iiherss 6.im
iino.n. 1T i.o.. audi bi. 9er:nsits
Wohlthat oanibarIi aneriannt uue bic
Git. bsr liebsn 5reunbs lit in lmmsr'
tpdhrenoem 4no.ns.n atbalten.
Die Shpei.trn piiHIhsn alien ei.
n. tpabrbaft iroblide Wsibnatt uno
Elm f.esnsreifss neuss Sabr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17
Ghedif,wiHo!eriH,

Tie GbedihDinblerin. sseeu Derea
1rsiben bsrsiis Dor einisen 1osen ea;
pubIitum In bieier 3.ituns serdrnl
puroe. pa. ssiiern elm ipeiisr.s Cpfsr
ssiunosn. Sic matie unisr bem Tas
men Rate Slider einsn Gintaui iE
bem 2aoen bon ShliAtsr e Webas..
on 7. Sirabe uno Central apsnue.
uno bssabIis nit einem auf bic Grite
Hational6ani uusstitelltsn Gbsd iioes
$40 uno .rbieli ben lleberfhub ans
btSabli. Rur;e 3eii ipdter ipuree Der
Gbed ron Der Bant nIs ,rertblcs 81.
riidstnieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17
Spudsr beftraft.

Bier gerIonsn, oarunter brei ans
ge'tellte bon Strabenbabneu. purben
oeitern i'm puIissigeridt tpegeu 4uss
Ipeiens ouf benz Trottoir I'm
ie sineu Dollar uno Die aps
item be'traft. Gs lporen bieFes oerWos
t,rmann 6. 8. e,arrett; Der Strabens
bahHiHipettpr S.grennan aus gopinss
tpn, Der Observation-Disclosures
sSoharot uno Sobn Suthtns, Der iiA
als arbeiter bel feinsr 9erhaftuns rs
slitrirt botte,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17
GteerlaabniRideine.

Bernard grimms IT,. 36. Syre.mangp.
pearl Zeal, "a. Weit 4. Str.
|guitap. .. CHATEAU. 35, Rstp gort.
Cora 0rter, 81, WeIt 8. Str.
Sobn +. 5simiath. 81, Garfislo qp..
Barn Wsniine. 48 20. Clifton aue.
5arrp 9. Dunlap. %, 5eri4el 4os,
Warp ). Slider, "a, bssel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17

Der 3ei. an Der Gsors. uno Gin CTR.
bnmit, aihenfoNer unp 4bfaubehal'
ter umsuitoben uup bsren Snbalt iiber
bic Sirabe gu psritreuen. Jn bitter
augsn,bmen geItdftisuns ipurbeH II,
pon ben po!i3iiten Rettinser uno
Wans un.erbroheu. Sie tpuro,n pers
bafiet unb unt.r Der an.lass oss I'm
iuos einaeiperri.
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Welofenoun8en
-iiir--


mad, TeuiidIonb. Geiterreit. llnsorn
unb Der Sdfpeis, irei ms Sau5 Der
Gmpfanger.
gpamad)teu rcdtssultig ansgefer.
tiat uno slusfunft in erbihaitsiatlen
urentaeltlih ertbellt uon Der
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Mnfne.

John g. Martin. a. sabre alt.
ipobntdft i'm Stonbdrb 6etel. uno
2sopoIb Hummtrer, % sabre alt. pcn
Der 8. unb Gin Sirnbe, omHFrien i;G
ON trsitoe Rorssn ~ naHf f4!aisa.
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in Dem Gamen- SpeiIe3immer oe3
1yoDn 6. 8eber Sale, qe9enilber bern
8runn Cpera 5ouie, ieoen glbeno bon
6 bis II llbr, biIoet 6o5 Stootge'
inrGrh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-17
@isgius SlOf, Z Eit 3. Strasc.
Die Semperntar.

Sir btsiss glatt tpurosn ssitern bon
ben Sptitern 6, aleir &c gro.,
go. ABS Racs Strabe, fuIgsube lem.
peratur lnterIhisoe reaiTtrtrt:
a., Nrrh Dy, Hsrsn
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
GEN. T. 7. ECKERT DEAD.
Managed Military Telegraph Wires
in Civil War.

Eew York, Oct @-Thomas Thompson
Eckert. for many years president OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company. died
to-day az West End. Long Branch, after
an illness Of some duration. de was
elghty-six years old.
Gen. Thomas T. Eckert was born at 81.
Clairsvtue. Ohio. April %. 1924, and
learned telegraphy when young man. In
1879. while postmaster OF Wooster. Ohio,
he assumed charge of the telegraph lines.
Later he superintendent the construction
Of lines along the railroads Of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago system.
When this line was completed he was
made superintendent OF the Union Tele-
graph lines. With the formation of the
original Western Union Company his ju
risdicuOn extended.
Known 10 have a thorough insight into
the affairs Of the South. Gen. Eckert at
the outbreak Of the civil war was called
70 Washington by Col. Thomas a. Scott,
then Assistant Secretary OF War, who
soon afterward placed him in charge OF
the military telegraph OF the Department
OF the Potomac, with the rank of captain.
The position threw him into confidential
relations with President Lincoln, Secre-
tary stanton, and other Federal officials.
In 1851 he resigned his place IN the War
Department 20 take charge OF the Fast
ern division Of the Western Union Tele-
sraph COMPANY
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21

Albany. Oct 2O-OnIy his night
nurse and his faithful old house
keeper. Mrs. Rudolph Bieri. were with
Mr. Hin when he asked for a glass
OF water early this morning. He sat
up TO drink ii. fell back and expired.
Acute dilation Of the heart was the
immediate cause OF death
During mis- last illness Mr. Hill re-
ceived friends at his home. Judge
Alton Parker called last Friday when
on his way West. Mr. Hill then seem
ed 10 be in good spirits and talked
cheerfully. II was intended 10 ask
him 10 preside AT the Democratic mass
meeting here November 2.
The last political meeting with which he
was actively connected was the Bryan
mass meeting at the hail two years ago.
In introducing AR. Bryan he said merely
that as II was the duty of the presiding
officer TO present the candidate he would
present him.
Mr.. Hills friends advised him 10 take
q rest recently. He replied:
a poor man has no time 10 rest"
Mr.. Hills income was perhaps $1,000 or
$4,000 a year. he kept up mis- law prac-
tice TO the end, and every day drove in an
oid-fashioned phaeton 10 and from his
law Office in Broadway here.
\ brother Or Alonzo j. HILL OF Dex-
ter. Mo. and several cousins. survive
him. 30 arrangements for the funeral
VIII be made until DR. Hin arrives here
Saturday. Interment will take place at
Montour Falls. Schuyler County. near
Mr.. Hills birthplace. Men prominent in
all walks Of life are expected 10 attend
the funeral, probably next Monday,
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
BRYAN In REPLY
TO COL. ROOSEVELT
NebraSkan Points Out Mean
ing of New NatiOnaliSm.

indianapolis. Oct. 2o-Wnliam J. Bryan
completed his speaking tour OF Indiana
to-day addressing a large audience al
Richmond tonight
His final speech was devoted almost
entirely TO the Inconsistency OF Mr.. Beg.
eridge. a progressive. pleading in the
Sixth Congressional district for the re-
election Of Representative Barnard, q
standpatter. and Mr. Barnard stand
patter. urging the reelection OF Bever-
idge, a progressive.
Bryan was al his best, and the audi
ence, composed In great part Of Republi-
cans, appeared 20 appreciate the humOr
Of the situation and enjoyed Il immensely
Earlier Mr.. Bryan addressed a large
crowd at Charlottesville and answered
the speech that Col Roosevelt made IN
that city a few days before along the
general lines Of his speech last night, ex-
cept that he elaborated more on IL be-
cause it was OF local Significance
In Mr. Bryan's audience was a large
number OF students from Wabash Col
icge, and Mr. Bryan addressed part OF his
speech 10 them. celebrating more than
elsewhere the distinction between the
democratic and aristocratic idea, illustra-
ting its application 10 government and
citing a number OF countries in the Old
World 20 show the worldwide growth OF
the democratic idea.
He appealed 10 the young men TO
inquire what is right, rather than what
is popular. After a strong appeal 10
the college students to stand firmly
for what they regarded as right, he
referred 10 the Roosevelt speech, and
said that the new nationalism
means simply concentration of power
IN Washington and then in the Presi-
dent. and declared that he knew no
man except Roosevelt who would be
willing TO assume such a responsibility
as that involved in his contention. He
declared such sentiments 20 be dan
gerous, in that they would prove
subversive OF the Constitution and give
one man power that could be easily
abused.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
TAILORING TALKS.
By ]. FRED GATCHELL,
92S FOURTEENTH STREET.

A man who is well dressed al
ways gets attention. You know
how it is in your business. As
between a man who is carelessly
attired and one who is properly
dressed, the latter will get your
ear first, and you are pretty apt
to pay some heed to what he has
to say. Somebody has observed
that no man can AFFORD NOT
to dress well. That's certainly
true in a city like Washington.
But dressing well isn't a mat
ter Of expense. You've seen men
YOU know pay any old price for
their clothes-but they don't fit
the clothes. The secret is getting
a tailor who isn't so professional
that he cannot be ingenious. It
takes one style for you-and
something entirely different for
me. The cutter has got to be able
to APPLY THE ART &C
CORDING TO HIS Gus
TONER'S PERSONALITY.
| have always insisted on that
kind OF service here-and Mr..
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21

VanDoren is that kind Of a cut
ter. He makes a study of each
measure-and gets the result each
individual ought to have. That
doesn't mean a disregard Of your
own notions. He'll put them into
the garment, too, just as you
want them. But he'll make the
whole effect EFFECTIVE.
Now the Dress Clothes ques-
ton comes up at this time as a
necessity. One can 80 hardly
anywhere after shutdown in
Washington and not feel out Of
gear, except in Evening Clothes.
Fashion draws very arbitrary
lines as to what is strictly cor
rect They don't need 10 cost a
young fortune to be right. Wen
disabuse your mind Of any such
idea il you'll take the subject up
with us. NanDoren doesn't cut
any garment with more success
than the Full Dress and Tuxedo,
and nobody will be better
groomed at any function than
will YOU if WE make them.
CONTINUED MONDAY
The Washington herald., 1910-10-21
PARTY LEADER IN STATE
FOR NEARLY TWO DECADES

David Bennett Hill was sixty-seven
years old and his life was one OF repeat.
ed seIf-obliteration. He occupied A UNIQUE
place in the history OF the famous men
OF America Twice governor Of New
York. once United States Senator. mayor
OF Elmira, for years regarded as a Presi-
dental possibility. his last two promi-
nent appearances in the political arena
were in nominating Democratic Presi-
Dental candidates in 1900 and 1894.
In spite of his almost total retirement
following his withdrawal from the cam-
paign of 1904 and the long periods Of Sc
clusion which preceded that, Mr. Hnrs
name will always be brought up by the
quoting of the phrase. 7 am a Demo
GRAFT II was coined by him when a
newsdeaier on railroad trains and was
the slogan OF his followers through many
tempestuous years.
a bachelor as unloved and unlOving in
private life as he was in politics despite
his political genius, he possessed sheer
ability which compelled tribute where he
lacked in the friend-making role He
was born in Havana, \. Y. on August
%, 1913, the son Of Caleb and Eunice
Durfey Hill. Educated in the public
schools and at Havana Academy. he
started IN on the usual self-supporting ca
reer of the youth in the small town
He was admitted 20 the bar in 1854
after moving 10 Elmira IN 1852 There
he became prominent IN the law and his
reputation as a coming Democratic pOltl-
clan grew accordingly. Always party
man. he soon became a leader and con-
trolling power In his county and district
He was elected city attorney at the age
or twenty-One and rapidly became an ac-
tive force in the politics Of Cbemung
County In $50, when but twenty-siN
years old. he was elected 10 the assembly.
In 1879 Gov, Tilden enlisted Mr. HnTs
services in his fight on the canal ring
The young man then ont OF the assem-
bly,, made the fight for governor and car
red Chemung County against the canal
ring, heading "A delegation devoted to
TIden. For this Mr.. Hill was made a
member OF the Democratic State commit
tee. Two years later he was chairman Of
the State convention at Albany
In 1850 Mr. Hill was elected alderman
IN Elmira, and two years later he was
chosen mayor Elected lieutenant COVER
nor on the ticket headed by Grover
Cleveland in lSS2, he became governor
when Mr. Cleveland was elevated TO the
Presidency
Mr.. Hill was reelected remaining in
the executive office at Albany until 1891
during which time he administered vigor-
ously, yetoing freelA to hold down ex-
travagance and working for ballot re-