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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
J. R. Sawyer, Of Palucah, was n
Cairo yesterday
Ian conings Of Barlow. NY. was
IN the city yesterday.
7. G. Whiteside 81 Frankfort Ky.
was in the city yesterday
San Rennick Of paducah, was
here yesterday on a visit
Billy Williams il spending sunday
lin Paaucab with hts family
j. G Boyd Of Wickliffe, was in the
city yesterday On business.
! A. Crozier Of Mound City was III
Cairo yesterday on business.
Mrs Samuel Edwards Of Mounds.
was q shopper here YESTERDAY
T. ! iaeFey of Grand cilain. was
IN Cairo yesterday on business.
-
Miss Dorothy Phelps of villa Rlle
was a shopper here yesterday
bernard hlFeaiiehl WI spend Sal-
gay - Mound el1F VITA friends
MIS-. a y \ f7anney Of Charleston
NO. was mere Yesterday shopping
9. .. WiIda q Wickliffe, was 10
ness.
Lloyd Riley Of Jackson Tenn, for,
mefly Of this city, Is mere visiting
Mrs. Ella BhFney and her sister,
Mrs. Ella Watwood were In Cairo yes
terday on a shopping trip,
Mrs Julia sullivan or Cape Girar-
1eau, Mo-, Il visiting her sister, Mrs
Conrad Lind Of l4o4 Poplar street
yesterday from their wedding trip
which was spent In several southern
cities.
Frank Lee Of East Prairie, Mo.
fel&kome returned home yes.
terday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
Saturday. November 5.

The Cairo Country Club Witt have
It's regular weekly entertainment III
the afternoon and evenin. The
hostesses will be announced later
Misses Catheftn Cushman, Miss
Mary Butler and Miss Catherin Wing
will entertain with party in the
evening
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
Thursday. November 8.

The Schiller Club will meet In the
ternoon with Mrs. Frank Schoem1s
i Seventh street.
Miss Edith Hill will be hostess to
Thursday Bridge club at Der
me on Twenty-eighth street in tile
afternoon.
The Sigma Delta ri society will
be entertained in the afternoon b.
Miss Mona perrauit Of Charles
street,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
Viii Meet Tomorrow.

The Ministerial Association viii
meet tdis evening with Rev Ohruu
| in his study al the parsonage Of the
Cairo Baptist church
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
CITY NEWS I'M BRIEF
Waiting Fer Brick.
- IS -. : =. :s.:: s &C.: : :.:s:::::',

The paving on Sixteenth street
west of Walnud has not been cont
pleted because the brick have not
arrived.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
The First Iron Ship.

The first iron ship has more reputed
birthplaces than Homer. Both the
Clyde and the Mersey claim pre.emi.
hence In this respect Sir l.. j. Robi
son Of Edinburgh designed an iron
vessel in 1916, which was not launch
eu TIL three years later. and ii is said
that an iron boat was worked on the
Severn even rs far back MS iTS1. Steel
was not used In the construction of
merchant ships bulls until 1850. Old
salts were not alone ia their belief
that wood was meant BY Providence
10 boat, but iron TO 70 to the bottom.
naval constructor of some rp,nte
once said. Don't talk to me of iron
ships They are contrary 10 nature."-
Chambers journal.
Mixed Pickles.
Inc renowned NJ. Biowitz once wrote
from Paris 70 the London Times. fla
Liberte Is one OF those amphibinms
Journals thar. waiting to see which
way the wind blows. sometimes unex
llettedly urn the scale,N-l.i Literary hi.
gest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
Rummaae sale.

The ladies Of ST Patrick's Sew
ing Circle will give rtiftlll4a+ae sale
IN St. Patricks Hall beginning Mon
day October 81
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

the collision, showing that it was not
going unusually fast.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30
Friday, November 4,

The various ladies church socie-
ties will meet In the afternoon,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

w 2 Felts Of Carbonate. formerly
principal OF the Douglas school in
Cairo, was here yesterday 10 attend
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

Mrs VIM. HALEY and Two little
sons arrived last evening from 81
Louis 70 Join Mr. HALEY, who is thi
new manager Of the Rhodes Burford
Furniture Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

Mrs. James Green and children,
who have been the goests Of the for
mers cousin, Mrs, Samuel Richard
son, returned TO their home in Colder
yesterday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-17
Page
EDITED BY J. M. OAT
Mail Steamers to Depart.
EDITED BY J. M. OAT

Name. For. Depart.
Mongolia, Yokohama. .. Mar IA
Nippon Maru, San Francisco. Mar. 20
Tenyo Maru, San Francisco. 4. Mar. II
Nevadan, San Francisco .... Mar. ,19
Siberia, San Francisco. ........M Mar. 70
Virginan, Salina Cruz from Hilo. Mar 70
Wilhelmina, San Francisco. Mar. rs
Korea, Yokohama. .....,...... Mar. 2S
Mariana, Victoria. .!..,.........M .Mar.2g
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-17

Times Of the rIde are tNken from the
o. s. Coast and Geodstic Survey Ia
bles. The tides at Kahului and Hilo
occur about one h0Ir earlier than at
Honolulu. Honolulu standard time is
10 hours 30 minutes slower than Green
wich time, being that OF the meridian
of 157 degrees 30 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1880 D. m. which is
the same as Greenwich, U hours, 0 min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for local
time for the whole group.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-03-17
Shipping in Port
(Mercnant vessels.j

(Mercnant Vessels.J
Arago, bktne. Caspar.
Foohng suey, blk. New York.
M. e. Foster Sch. olympia.
Robert Levers, sch. Port Gamble.
Flaurence Ward, Midway Is.
Edward sewall, Dk., Newport News
Nevadan, S. S. Port Allen.
Tamon Maru, No. G.. Ocean Island.
w. F. Babcock, sp. Port Townsend.
Ariel, sch. Mukilteo.
TIE TRANSPORTS.
Buford, ar. S. F., from Hon.. Oct. Is
Dix is at Manila.
Logan, sailed from Honolulu fol
Manila March 10.
Thomas, arrived at San Francisco.
Mar 16.
Sheridan, sailed from Manila for He
nolulu Mar. Is.
U. s. A. T Crook sailed for Manila
March 1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

Steele, who recently came from Kan
sas to make their future home in Vir-
sinia. were visitors to their uncle.
j. II. Steele. Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Miss Marion Reams, of I4ynchburg.
was the guest Of Mrs, G. B. Cross last
week to this week.
w. w. Carson, of Pamplin City, spent
last Saturday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. i, M, Carson.
Miss Lizzie Staples, student OF a
business college In Lynchburg. spent
Saturday and Sunday last with her
home folks.
B. r. Carson. of Appomattox. off
on a few days vacation, was home
with his parents few days OF last
week.
Mr.. Wharton and Miss Mary Page.
OF Crewe, We're weekend guests OF
friends and relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Evans. who live
near here. We're visitors in Lynchburg
Thursday,
Or, and Mrs, Ramsey, of Pittsyl-
vanin, We're guests of Rev. and Mrs.
Nv, q. Jett. Saturday last to Mon
day.
j, F. Hudson. Of Forest. spent Mon-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Fries Social News.
Especial o The Times -Dlsratch.

NJ Especial to The Times Disnatch.l
Fries. Va. April lo.-The Fries public
school closed last Friday. the teach
ers giving the pupils a picnic on that
day. The school had an exceptionally
successful year this past season. hav-
ing an enrolment of over $50 Miss
Rose Vaughan was principal and there
were four Observation-Disclosures Mary
Oliver Eula Clark Bessie Jones and
F'lossie Scott, Most of the teachers
have left for their homes. Miss Clark
leaving for Spring Valley. Saturday;
Miss Scott for Troutdale, Friday. Miss
j ones. for Crockett, and Miss Oliver,
Rev. II. S. Mcbride, of Galax. was
In town Tuesday and Wednesday. the
guest of John Thorp and W. II. Sides.
Hon. John NJ. Parsons, OF Independ-
ence, was here several days this week,
81 A. H. Bahnson returned from Char
siiotte. n. g., the early part Of the Week
J. W. Cook, Of Roanoke. and II. III.
Garter, of Ivanhoe. were in town Tues
day.
Misses Eula and Gladese Clark visit
I'D Mrs. Hugh CasEell at Austinville
q DAvAral days Last wsek returning Sa.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

was here this week.
Miss Elizabeth Stuart. Of Bramwell. w.
Va, was IA the city this week,
John NJ. Newton. will move to Graham
the first OF June, whore he will mako his
homo In the future.
H. s. Brown. OF Bramwell. w. Va. was In
the city Thursday.
T. Il. smoot, OF Tip Top. was In the city
Wednesday, tho guest OF his brother-in-law.
James g. Litz
Miss Bingham, OF Elkhorn, W. Va, was
hers Wednesday visiting friends.
Rev. Charles w. Sydnor returned homo
Monday from Backsburg. where he has
been attending the convocatlon of the Epis-
copnl Church. which convened In that city.
Charles Moore, OF Mora, W, Va. visited
his sister, Mrs, Bailey. here the first OF tho
week.
pr. q, d, Irwin, OF coopers, w. Va. was
IN tho city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. $, Kwass are in Blucheld,
w VA. the guest OF their daughter, Mrs.
=, -, Block, 3fs
William Danhnuser is in Norton this week.
Mrs r, B. Teywer and Mrs. a. NJ, Hern.
don Of Goodwill, w Va, were in tho city
Thursday visiting friends.
Mrs Joseph I. Kwass and son. sidney. are
In Rluaheld. w. Va, this week the guest OF
Mrs. Kwass's parents, Mr., and Mrs. s.
. A2rnn, 35 s Il III & All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Enporia Social News.
Special 10 The Times-Dispatc

Enporia, Va, April 3o.-Miss Ruby
Goode. student of the Richmond
Woman'S College. spent several days
OF last week visiting her sister, Mrs.
G., l.. Vincent.
Mr., and Mrs. z, Walker Turner, re-
turned on Monday last after spend
Ing several days in smithheld, visiting
relatives.
Mrs. John Il. Grizzara is visiting
TRENDS In Petersburg and Richmond.
9, + Gay accompanied by his daugh-
ter, little Miss Dorothy, visited Rich
mond several days during the week,
X. NJ Robinson and L. A. Hardy,
r., spent several days Of last week
in Richmond.
Dr, III, c. Smith, who for The mast
four Years has been pastor OF the
Baptist Church here, has accepted a
cali ia ths Rantist Church In Chris
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
day and Tuesday with his brother, w

day and Tuesday with his brother. w.
II. Hudson.
Rev. B. NJ. Beckham, presiding elder
of the Danville District. Methodist
Episcopal Church. spent Wednesday
and Thursday with Rev. and Mrs w.
B. Jett.
At a meeting of the members Of the
Baptist Church here last Sunday
night 1t was decided to organize :,
Sunda, school next Sunday. Thomas
n, Steele was elected superintendent,
and Homer Wtlkerson was elected as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

( tiansburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Wyche Of Well
don, returned to their home this week.
after visit to friends in I1mporia.
Sheriff S, w. Lee is spending the
week In Albermarle. N. c.. visiting
his son. w. Ira Lee.
Mrs, w. II. Deal spent last week
in Richmond attending the musical
festival given by the Wednesday Club.
OF that city.
Professor II, Algar Voolfolk spent
several days OF last week in Rich
mond,
Miss Helen Vincent returned on
Monday last to Richmond Wcman's
College, after spending several days
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. G..
L. Vincent.
r. w, Jordan spent several days OF
more,
Mrs. B. W, Wyche. Mrs. f. "A. Lewis.
Mrs w; |, Hayes and Misses Bette
Lee and Sallie squire, We're in Rich
mond last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Pocahontas Social News.
TspocIal Ia rho rimes- DlMa toh, n

Especial to Tho Times pinrhtnhl
Pocahontas, Va, April 10, Dr. George n.
Zimmerman Is spending few days WIN
his mother ut F'inherylle.
Miss sallie Meade. OF Yards, WAS ~ the
city this week the guest Of friends
Thomas II, Wickhnm. OF italslHl w, Va.
was tho house guest OF Mr., and Mrs, charlen
Montague Galway this week,
DR.. Thomas Bradley. OF l'ramW0ll, w.
Va. was In the city Thursday the gueat
OF friends.
Miss Carrie Pile, OF Elkhorn. w. Va. waa
here Wednesday visiting friendH,
Samuel l. Mats, at uA.aasld. w, VA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Bowling Green Social News.
.TSpecial RI nh a ,r;n, -ni,n,+,h

Especial to The Times-pi spatch.l
BoWling Green, Va April 30.--Mr.
are spending this week In Philadel-
Miss Cordie Lee Moncure spent a
portion of this week with friends at
Mr., and Mrs, Thomas voolfolk OF
Panama. are visiting the formers
father, ". A. Voolfolk.
II. p, Cogbill is III Mobile. Ala.
where he attended the reunion of the
Confederate yeterans. 3l'9 IA rs
Miss Lslia Lacy. Of Richmond. il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

urday,
Misses Nan sawyers and Hattie Por-
ter We're the guests Of Miss Bessie
Jones Tuesday and Wednesday,
Colonel f. II. Fries. of Winston
Salem. N, c.. is spending the week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

MERcERIzED FANCIEs. TWO SPECIAL
BARGAINS.
terms
:5c kind. Lie zoe kind. .1oc
:5c SHEER MUSLIN; SPECIAL, 1:1sc.
:. In stylish stripes and plaids; regularly
25c; special, 121.c.
4Oc SHEER LINEN LAWN, :0c
Full yard wide. all pure linen. sheer and
fine, 40c kind, zoe.
FRENCH LAWNS. TWO VERY ATTRAc-
TIVE BARGAINS.
as inches wide. sheer and very fine
The :5c kind. .1@Ec The zoe kind. Zoe
zoe 4O-INCH MERCERIZED LAWN; sPE-
CIAL, 1Oc.
Permanent finish, sheer and fine. the
ideal washing fabric; value csc; special,
l0c.
40c MERCERIzED CHIFFONETTE; spE-
CIAL, zoe.
Highly morcerized, sheer and fine; 4oc
kind. 25c
$3.50 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH.
a fine and sheer CLOTH full yard wide;
piece of IL yards; special. $135 piece.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Concord Social News.

Especial to The Times lspatch.l
Concord, Va, April so,--Misses Ger
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

One-Piece Dresses OF
excellent satin MESA
line and satin finished
foulards. The waists
have al yer lace
yokes and are elabor-
ately trimmed in fancy
braid. Skirt cut in the
new tun!c model: all
this seasons newest
shades: $500 values;
special. S16.0S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01

Smart Linen Dresses,
in natural. light blue.
violet and white. made
in the blouse style with
yoke or allover lace.
The front is trimmed
with bands OF lace in
sertion. fun plated
skirt: $3.50 values; spc-
.cial. &S.3s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Women's $50 Suits, at ]. B. Mosby Co.'s

Ten this springs styles included this lot
suits made Of fine serge sakskin fancy woseds semited
strictly with soft Skirts plated
models; $4,000 suits; special, $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Women SIS Suits, at J.B. Mosby Co.'s

Stylish of fancy worseds dagona hopackng and
finished materials cadet reseda, orchid and
seni-tted inches long, with soft plated
skirts; $500 special $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
First Summer Display Fine Millinery

4 Miss ha jus ehrne for
in n
1anyof
VISIT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-01
Our Big Second Floor
Bedwear at Special Saving Prices

Bedwear at Special Saving Prices
Good fine cotton. henamed ready for USE
7cx0O sheets, specinl......67c.
00xDO sheets, special. zoe.
f2x3D Pillow Cases. 10 2-3c.
45x36 Pillow Cases. Use.
42x7. Bolster Cases >. ,}Oc.
Table and Bed Linen at
Prices That Spell Savings
$500 Hemsttched All-Linen Huck
Towels. extra fine. large and heavy; spe-
cial, $500 dozen.
S1.25 Hemstitched AN-Linen Pillow
Cases; special. SllO pair.
soc Hemmed Terry Bath Towels. extra
large and heavy; special, 25c.
Sl50 Scotch Damask, in swell new de-
signs, extra fine and heavy, special. SLID.
5-s Napkins to match, $500 Dozen
"a Napkins to match, $500 Dozen
Remnants OF Damasks and Crashes in
good useful lengths at specially low
prices.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14
Brtunl)rtr Red1te.

eSn Gpotane. WaIb., iIt biefer Gaee
ein Streit gum Nbi6luB sebraht tpor-
ben, her ieit Monaten i'm eanae mar,
pon Dem Die Neuisteits>Ngsnturen benz
lonne aber penis berih!et baben, aug
Dieien pDer ienen 8riinoen, bic man
iih benfen mag. @s banhelt iih audi
in oiefem Jalle um .ons Redt auf bic
GtraRe." bas beibt 9eriammlunasz
|nnb RebeFreibeit. Nus einem Streit
Der Jnbuitrial Morters nit unternebz
nltrn Encouragement, toar Elm Rampf
5iDiihen Der oraaniIisrten Nrbeit unb
ben iidbtif1en 8eboroen eeporoen,
|fsr bon Den ieBteren nit GROCER 4uto.
|ritdtsentfaltnng, ben Den eriteren nit
hartnGdigem paffinen Wineritanbe ae.
|fiibrt fporhen lit. Die itreifeaben Or
better peranitalten @erIammlunqen in
|0fftnflifen 6allen uno auf Der Straz
he. I'm gegen ansebIi6s ungeredtiae
teittn Der GeIellf1aft, nit Der iie i'm
|g5trsife lagen gu proteitieren unb Die
|offenflihe Meinung fir ibre Sadie au
bic 8eb0rben, Mapor unb
|p0liSeidef lieBen bic GtraBenoemon=
|ilr0tionen ieber3eit unterbrlden unb
|1ik GeiInebmer, bic iih ben Befeblen au
|9ebcrdtn fpeigerten. berboften. Dabei
cIItn Diele HiidiihtsIoiisfeiten porae-
lllr1en. Qettt, Bic niht i'm Belize Ser
H oSberIi6tn 8iirgfdaftsbetrGse ipa-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14

serliAen Nedie unb iidosi5de gsrorS.
nun9sn betrsffs Dffentliher Werfamrrz
lungen, bic 8ebDroen fl;nten iid) iir
Rshte All bdlien. inbem iie ben 0erprtz
nungen ipillfiirlihe Dentune Gaben.
Der @treit bat iib lanse binee3os
gen. nerlnoh iit IS gu teiner@etpalttbG-
tigfeit gefommen. Seine 8pmbe lpur<
be seiporfen. tein 4neriff sernabt, tein
Mob beherrfhte Die gtraBe, rubig unb
entfdloifen perIammelten iih bic Mitz
glie6er Der Snbuftrials sWorfers Srea=
niiation unb beren@efinnungssenoffen
ouf Offentlihen plaBen, Inn nit Reben
nno 9efhliiiTen proteit gu erbeben,
nnb ebcnio off. ipie iih Maifen stifamz
lnenfanben, fd,ritt bic YpIisei Elm uno
nobm 8erbaftunsen negen onaebli1er
0erlebung ftabtifder 8erorbnltngen
pcr. Gas iit nun Die Wohen binbur1
bineespgen, obne bob Der PDlioei Gele=
genbeit ee3eben ipuroe. :Pubeit6runsen
gu foniiatieren. Inter zen Mrbeitern
mar oos 2ofunesnprt puiTinen Wibers
itanbes ausgeeeben unb purbe ftreng
befplet. Die 2eute tamen SuTamnlen,
fiiaten fib Der Mufl0lune Der 8erz
iammluns unb oreoniI Iierien fofort,
ober am ndhiten Sage. ipieber cine
neue. Sdlieblid iinb Sic 8eb0rben
Der Sade mibe aelporben unb faben
ilh ee5pungen, nit ben Mrbeitern in
llnterbanolunaen ein5utreten, nidt in
mellegsipredune:n, ionbern aepro.
nste&ratbunsen, an oenen Der Manpr,
Der Diiiriftsonlpalt, Der Stobtantpolt,
Der polioeicbef unb Der superintendent
Der itaotii6en @ebeimpoli5ei teilnabz
men, tpGbreno sbenIp niele ReprGfenz
tdnten Der Mrbeiter teglaubtate Mdnz
bate porlegten. gs paren fomit atpei
elei6itebenben parteien, hie miteinanz
Ger perbanoelten.
Oos Hefultct 1T pGlliaes Hahaeben
Der 8ebOrben. sic baben fid, laut
norltesenoen 9eridt, perpfIidtet, ben
Stroben= uno 5aIlenreliammlungen
Der sSnbuftrial Mcrfers teinerlei Sim
oerniB mebr in Den 8es gu Icssn, oag
gerbot bes Strabenpertaufs Der bon
oleien beraussegebenen 3eituneen au=
rud5unebmen uno ollie pd6renb Des
8ampfes perbaftettn unb perurteilten
Mrbeiter unb Mrbeiterinnen innerbalb
BON 5tpei Wohen freiaugeben.
Sas seeen benSrganiIator 6eslelpooo
elnseleitete 8erfabren iresen Mufreiz
sung gum Mufrubr unb 8erleumbunq
Der ltdotifhen geamten lit auriidoe5oz
gen iporoen. Somit baben bic Worz
ters einen ppllifdnbigen Sise errunaen
uno Die 8eriammlunes= uno Reoe..
freibeit trob itabtiiher Yerorbnunaen
getpabrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14
Grnnkrrtd,a Reid1than,.

sluf @runo elmer itatiitif9en Mrbeit
iibsr bic Grb9dn9e in 5rantreih bot
tiirali1 Sacques 8ertillon in Der
franaDIifden Ntobemie fir 9siites>
nnb @taatstpi1enIhaften iiber ben
Aeiathum5rantreichs seiproden. gera
tillon bat II. a. berehnet, baB i'm Mlter
rrn pier5is 'Sabren ieoer 1ransoie
ober iebe syranaOfin Durdfdnittli9
II, ,6O3 Jranes beiibt, Nah 8ertillon
lpirb Dieies Durdi6nittspermOsen nur
in @robbrttannien unb in Den 9aie.
rerlanben iibertroffen. Sn @roBbriz
tannien fommen 21,0O8 6ranes, in
ben glieberldnben 1876 yrancs auf
ren Ropf Der 8ebDlferung. Meientlid
rnsiinftiser als Jrantreid itnb in biez
fer 8eSiebuns 3. 9. Seiterreid, @pa>
nien unb Stalien sefellt. mo ii1 Der
ourdfhnittli9e 0ermDeensbetrag 3tpiz
fben 5000 unb 1000 Granes betpeet.
slleber bic 9erbdltniffe i'm Dsutiden
Meibe Mngaben ali MAIDEN, rnterlieb
8ertillon nit Der 8egriinbung, oab
senauere Mneaben nidbt norldsen. linz
ter ben peiteren 3ahlen. bic 8ertillon
aur Belsu1tung oes ReihtEums Der
frana0fifhen Nepublif anfiibrte, fpielte
eine 6auptrolle elm Werslei1 Der 9Dbe
Der 9intsrlafenidaften, Die in ben
perI1iebenen Qdnbern auf 1000 Soz
besfdlle BON mebr als pier3isiGbrisen
per5onen entfallen. Bertillon bat
nur bic Gdlle berednet, in benen bic
SinterlaHenldaft minbe{tens 1000
sSrancs betrug. llnter bieiem @eIidts=
puntte glaubt er Der frana0iiiaen Res
pubIif NIT Der 3abl 1854 ben eriten
plab antpeiien gu t0nren. tpGbrenb in
ben Nieberlanben bieie 3abl 218, in
@roBbritdnnien fosar nur 1856, in
eytalien 13O betrdgt. 8ertillon aiebt
baraus ben 5hlub, bob Die Nertei=
lung bes Nationalberm0gens in
sSranfrei1 bic breitefte unb siinftiafte
Gntipidluns gencmlnen bat. Mnberer-
icits baben bic lrlterfu1ungen mad,
gertilIDn 5u Dem GrsebniB geFii1rt,
bob bic Steigerung bes Nntionalberz
mDsens, Die fih ieit benz Sabre 1926,
bon benz Bertillon Bel feinen Bereh=
nunsen ausgeht, fait iieben Subr5ebnte
Iinbnrh uniinterbrDhen boll3oGen
fat, felt 1895 gum StilIftanb getsmz
men tel, unD baB an ibre @teIle foaor
cine riidldufige 8etpegung getreten fe;.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-04-14
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Sn Wtlnnelota lit Der er1te bon Ell
mem Staate peranitaltete apnsreb aur
@rbaltung Der natiirli6en Oilfsque[,
len oes2anoes abeeboIten iporben unb
bot. lpie mir ben 8erihten bortiaer 3ei=
tlln9en entnebmen, oas 0orbanoenIein
elmer .itarten DffentIiden Meinunq auz
guniten Der bon 3pplepelt auf pin=
dots Mnregung inaugurierten beaiiali,
den politit gu ertennen gegeben. Der
ocritorbene 9ouperneur SobnIon oes
Staotes batte Die Sbee nit @ntbuiiasz
mus aufgesriffen unb Der 2eeislatut
Die Ginri6tung zines beIpnberen 8uz
reous Observation-Disclosures empfob=
len. Die 2egislatur aber fonb oafi1
teine 3eit, bage9en nabmen Iid Die
oonoelstammern unb dbnlidw&orper.
lhdften berSode NIT @ifer an, 10 baB
@ouperneur Gberbarb, Der bie1en9on,
greB einberufen, cine Beriommluno
bon SauIenben bon 8ertretern aus
olIen 3eilen bes Staotes bearuBen
tonnte.
9ieferaonsreB 1T Die erte itootli6e
3uno9ebuns als 5olge Der 8pupera
neurszaonferena, Die YrGIbent HooIez
belt na9 Wafbinston einberufsn bate
unb bic aud bon faft alien Staaten
befdidt mar, onoere tperoen barin
Solge leiiten. Yebrasfa unb 5eras
peroen als Die nd9iten senannt, mil
Der 3eit peroen lie idmmtlid in aeibe
unb @lieb Iein, um iiber MaBnabmen
gu berathen, oenen bon ben Gesislatuz
rem bic seborise 5orm gu seben lit.
Oas Wert lit ebenfo iebr Hoatli6er
ipie Matchmaker Notur. Rationale Sc,
ieBsebune mub nit psitem Blid bas
sanae @ebiet oerllnion umfanen, mus
barauf beba6t fein. bic 0ilfsquelIen,
Die Der Rontrolle oes 3ongrefIes unz
terfellt finb. in sdub eesen unseb0=
rise Wusbeutun9 gu nebmen unb bas
prioritatsreht gu fpabren. Den
Staaten ipirb es obliegen, innerbalb
ibrer GrenSen in glsider Weiie um=
iGau 5u balten unb beaiielibe @eieb,
gebung in Gintlans nit benz sroben
nationalen plan gu brinsen, 10 ooB
iid einbeitlide Gnttpidluns pbne sSn.
terefentonflitte eraielen lGbt.
Die grbaltunssspoIitit bat elm
tpeitumfafenbes Gslb. sic muB nidt
bic fabrbaren unb fabrbar gu ma9en=
ben @etpdher ins Muge fa1en, ionbern
namentli4 Die aus bieien gu er3ielenz
Den 3riebtrdfte. Mrsn 9eripsrt5uns
oas eIettriIde 3eitaltsr nit fid ae.
braAt bat; lie bat fih nit benz WaIb=
beitanb, feiner Grbaltung unb ratio@
heller 8ebanbluns au beI16ftigen uno
Die nun felt furoern begonnene nil.
ienfdoftlide JorfipirtTdaft ipftema.
tiih au entfpideln. iie bat ouf unb
unter Der Grbe na9 ben Ghdben au
fuhen. bic iid in pbpspbatldgern DDrs
finben. gr3en. RoblenftIbern, Della.
germ uno bergleihsn, unb bafir su
iorsen. OaB berHaubbou, ber Ginselne
auf Rotten Der Geiamntbeit bereiher<
te, georbneten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
plnb mndt, bic ioipeit nls m0glih Der
OefitntIidteit 5unube iperben foaen.