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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14
Beware OF Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

az mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans. as the damage they will do Is
ten fold TO the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
cure. manufactured by F. ]. Cheney
e Co., Toledo. o., contains no mercury,
and Is taken internally. acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous sur
races OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gem
ulne IL Is taken internally and made
In Toledo. Ohio, by r. j. Cheney &c
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 7Se, per
bottle.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipetion. j-4-1m.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14
"WHAT rs A NEGRO ?"
The United States Supreme Court To
Finally Decide Question.

Washington, Sept. 9.-The much
mooted question of what is me.
gro is to come before the United
States Supreme Court for decision
some time this winter, and it is ex-
pectcd that that tribunal will for all
time settle the question judicially.
Isabel /. Wall Of Washington, is
the S-year-Old daughter of Stephen
Wall, and she has recently been de-
clared negro" by the District Su-
preme Court. because it has been
found that she has one-sixteenth "ne-
gro" blood in her veins.
This situation having been discov-
cred not long ago, the girl was not
permitted to enter the public schools
for white children and her parents
declined to send her to negro" in
stitution.
One-sixteenth negro blood makes a
person negro" in the District, ac-
cording to a decision recently rem
dered by Justice Wright, of the Dis
trict Supreme Court, in this case.
Last fall the little Wall child OBJ
tanned permission to enter the Brook
land public school, Later, the prin-
cipal Miss Lytle, received informa.
ton to the effect that the child was
of negro" parentage, though no one
would suspect from her personal ap-
pearance that she is not white. The
principal requested that the child be
withdrawn from the school. The pa
rents declined to do so, the result
being the usual mandamus proceed
ings. When the case reached Justice
Wright, he declared that the board
of education would have to first fix
the racial status of the child, which
it did, deciding that for school pur-
poses the child was a negro" The
Court then handed down it's decision
in accordance with this decision.
The interesting feature in connec-
ton with the present case is the fact
that the question Of what is me
gro" has never been before the Su-
preme Court of the United States, al
though certain phases of the uues-
ton, especially those pertaining to
the rights of the colored people have
frequently been considered by It.
If the Court should decide that the
Wall child was wrongly excluded it
would probably mean that there
would no longer be separate schools
in many parts of the country, if any
constitutional right has been abridg-
ed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14
Letter From Health Officer.
Editor Of the Item:

Editor Of the Item:
In an issue OF your paper a few
deays ago you copied an article on
infantile paralysis, which was origin
ally printed by one of the Washing
ton1 ID. c., papers. / think Now
while do not criticize you for copy
ing the article, l do not hesitate to
comment on the fact of the SEEM
ing alarm, and unnecessary worry
that the article has caused numbers
of the citizens of Sumter.
| feel it my duty owing to the po-
sitiOn which / hold, and also owing
to the fact that my little boy is af-
flicted with something that resembles
the above, to say that should some
Fellow put an article in print that
every home in the corporate limits
of the city of Sumter would be burn
ed under date of September 18th,
and that every male child would have
Its head chopped off, there would be
numbers Of people to believe it.
We do not know whether the writer
OF the above referred to article evr
saw daylight. We do not govern our
selves by what we see in the news
papers and furthermore the whole
united States are not governed by
mere statements and think it would
be wise If those people who are so
quick to make a mountain of a mole
nil would pay more attention to
what our physicians say, we would
nave a much better city and they
would save themselves a great deal
or alarm. When infantile paralysis
is declared by noted physicians to be
contagious. the State board of Health
VIII issue its instructions to the board
OF health Of the city Of Sumter and
l. as their Health Officer, will see to
IL that the proper steps are taken
To prevent tn spread Of the same.
and not before. Thanking you to
publish the above.
| am yours
w. C. Towles.
Sumter, S. c., Sept. 8.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14
ID DEMOCRATS CONDEMN BALIJN
GER.
Minority Members of Committe,
Adopt COndcmnatOry Resolution.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 7.-Con-
demnation of the course Of Richard
"A. Ballinger in the administration Of
the department of the interior, of
which he is secretary, and a declara-
ton that he should no longer be re-
tanned in that Office are contained in
resolution adopted today by five
members Of the congressional COM
mittec investigating the Ballinger-
Plnchot controversy. These five, four
Democrats and one Republican, claim
that their vote is binding upon the
committee as a whole. This, however,
is disputed by the other three mem
bers of the cmomittee who were pres
ent today.
But five of the IL members of the
committee voted for the adoption Of
the resolution, which was offered by
Representative E. Fl. Madison of
Kansas, an insurgent Republican, rs
substitute for one previously pre-
sented by Senator Duncan U. Fletcher
(Democra) of Florida. Consequently
the question has arisen as to what ac-
ton, if any, the full committee when
it is present will take later.
Representatives James and Graham
and other Democratic members main
tain that a quorum was present de-
spite the fact that Senator Nelson
(Republican, chairman Of the COM
mittee, had stated in the meeting that
three was no quorum. During the
session no member had raised the
point of no quorum and Representa-
tive James contends that the adop-
tion Of the resolution has the effect
Of expressing the views of a majority
When the committee met there
were eight members present, consti-
tuting quorum, but before voting on
the Madison resolution was reached
Senator George Switzerland (Repub-
lican) Of Utah and Representative
Samuel Mccall (Republican) of Mas
sachusetts withdrew Chairman Mel
son remained, but took no part in the
voting.
The Republicans assert that the
withrawal of Messrs. Southerland and
Mccall broke the quorum. In this
view Representative Madison joins.
He said:
Final action has not been taken.
No report has been adopted and
majority can, of course, if it sees fit,
reverse today's action"
Another leading Republican said:
at is we'll known IN parliamentary
law that when a quorum is not pres
net no business can be transacted but
to adjourn"
incidentally, he characterized the
action today of members of the COM
mittee as the play of partisan poll
tic the grossest kind"
The resolution adopted today is be-
lieved to be along the line of the mi
nority report which is being prepared
for presentation, possibly at the meet
ing Friday. The members at the
meeting today decided their report
should be made public at the session
along with the majority findings and
gwen to the public Immediately.
Representative Madison is prepar-
ing an Independent minority report,
which, it is said, will sustain the
course of Clifford Pinchot
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14
ID MizsNes SqeHINa@
|sssnIdsizf|'Aa hIIdBshEf'Aa FSsffsfp5hzs!Ass441 SfapfgzsS!AEs
THREE TEMPTING QUESTIONS.
Matthew 22,15.22; a4-4e-septembsr 1s.


"Re"der unto things
and of our Lords day were the leaders of
They federation so speak and
directly opposed Phariees acknowledged God and the prophets
ana the Law aud believed future life by
believed Messiah
world The saddu believed kind-they agnostc
edge them bur criticised them and showed sb b =, W h % ,
be perfect and holy in the
lack Of sy%patls with the poor and less preenOu
fraud But
which they ad som
Empire towards the % ns So % S % @ @ er OF & the Roman
Jesus their opposition was for different
The umpha entry Of Jesus into Jerusalem the
% HOsenna to the Son Of David the Mesah
strife with the Empire The Phar srove TO nrn swav s
the the
words S BY putting the question I lawful to give trbutef
little difficulty in having him arrested compel
that thereby ALLEVIATE the sym
py Of the multitude which cried
uhes to any earthly Kingdom that would
Master by compmentng him his ruhunes
he would teach the light the Truth
s any cost And they said Thou achest the God TRUTH
no the of menr'
These acherous compliments
promptly answered why Why you
your base designs under gue of speaking for the Tuth'
rms was literally the census coin In which the
paid They handed him deHGrus the
this image and supersriptnT replied
Gods No wonder
n bis words On the contrary they caught for all
his
Next the sadducees the agnos by
or questions different
To
resurrection They
such teaching The
and against this teaching
-
Note the majesty err not knowing the
respecting questions
which,
stashten out all the difficulties pro
inform
uon such would complete conditions
ducees fell fat exposed
Next OF the Doctors Of the enp Lord on
Jesus considered the all The
Thou shalt
and with all thy mind"
And
e two hans all the
the Lawyer nothing left
He s
The Great Teacher Messiah?
Whose hep
aee How then doth David In spirit propecal
The Lord said make thine
enemies footsoo him
on course the question
all or
be
lineage David
heshthat
the dead
tne son OF Ia ID nut he In his goihcaton he is Davi
receive tOugh him. due
messiah III t hesh VIII thus
ncud
Thus j. be children whom
mav"S' "'7r "i"""o 'r'""n ~ ~ '' TSa 45:1G
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14

Sumter has a steam fire engine that
cost $1,000 and cannot be used un-
til q pair OF horses are purchased. An
auto engine Of twice the capacity can
be bought for $500 and IL would
soem 10 be "a better investment, as
mo- horses are needed. and II don't eat
when not In use.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14

Every man who strikcSe blows for
power. for influence, for institutions.
for the right, must be just as good
an anvil as he is a hammcr-Timothy
Titcomb
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14

'Ch"mherIanl's collie. Cholera and
plarrh"ea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use COR tho re-
lief and cure of bowel complaints. II
cures gripping. diarrhoca. dysrutcry
ana should be taken at the first un.
natural loosencss Of the bowels II
IS equally valuable for children and
adults. II always cures. Sold hv
w. W. Sibcrt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14
ANOTHER CARRIER FOR SUM-
TER.
Postal Business Has Grown so large
That Another Man Is Needed.

Washington. Sept. S.-Because of
the recent growth OF business at
sumter the postofiice at that place Is
to have an additional city letter car
rler' or ective September 16. This
announcement was made here TODAY.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14

The population OF New York has
increased nearly 30 per cent I'm 10
years but 1t can't keep pace with the
growth of the membership of the An
ah'as Cluh.-Philadelphia Record.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14

Mrs. Jacob Wilmert. Lincoln. ILL.,.
found her way back TO perfect health.
Sho writes: "G suffered with kidney
trouble and backache and my appe-
tito was very poor at times. A few
weeks ago I got Foley Kidney Pills
and gave them fair trial. They
gave me great relief. SO continued
tIl now am again ln perfect
health" Sold by Sibcrt's Drug store
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14
Safe Medicine for Children

|Foley's Honey and Tar is a safe
and effective medicine for children
az 1t does not contain opiates or
harmful drugs. Get only the genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow
package. Sold by Sibert's Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14

The cotton season onened IN
orangeburg with sixteen buyers on
the market.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14

The most important announcement.
90 the opening Of the colleges Is ne
schedule OF football games.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14

Some men are never more dry than
on a wet day.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-09-14

While hoping for the best do a lit
tie hustling for it.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17
@roen oer ,,@ooomen.
IN SaDtpn, g.. ipar am Sonniag
HenHion.

en- ben Straben Der Stdbt Canton,
g., bsiue9ten Ii6 am Sonntag 5aus
Ienbs pon 8efudern, Die aus Sen
StGDten bon Obio, oSnoiand unb aenz
tudp aefommen fpnren. Gs iparen
Mitelieber beg Srosrs ,Wpoomen Of
TIE morto", Mdnner uno 5rauen, cie
bunte ab3eihsn truaen uno Elm QroBer
gbeil Der Gritsren bate fhmude lIniz
formen dngelsat. Reftaurants unD CD
ben maf3ten gIdn3enoe 8eIh1fte. 9ln=
iihtspoittarten tparen gar niht asnrg
dufsn6ringen unb bic RsIiaurants
iparen taum imitanbs, bic hun1riesn
9dite 3u befriebigen. Sin aommittee
bon 200 Dantoner Oroensmitoliebern
empFing bic 9eiuher am gabn6oIe unb
geleiteie bic Widnner mad benz Wsmos
s8ebdube. no Iie rsgiitrirten unb
Qb5sihen srJietteu. Die 7Frduen botz
ten iGr 6aupt1uarti:r in Der gptbiass
!5alle an Der 81 7iinften Strabe.
3undhlt purDen bann bic Ss6enspiirs
biateitsn Der Stdot beIi6tigt, Die Sol.
oatsnbsimdt9, u. 6. a.s5abrit ,mo
anosre Sabriteu. 9ds Wester Begin.
itiate bic 4usfIii1Ier.
Qm Rahmittag fano cine gardbt
itdtt, bic Disl Seknspsrtbss BOT. Del
3ug marihirte burd perItiebeut
Stroben uno odnr ndd Der Wemorial.
5ale. Wlapor gurtbdrt begriiBts Oil
geiuher i'm Ramen Der Stabt uni
hieB lie rpilfommen. Sooersian gbas
y. Roepte bon gIepeldno bantte in
Ramen oes Crbsns. 5israuf tpurber
Don sinsm 8rcoenitd6 aus gspelant
500 rsue Tlitglieoer eingsFiibrt. On.
fprdfen tpuroen bon mebrereu Sr.
bensbedmten oe6alteu.
Rad Der 8sriammlung ssrTtreutsr
iih Die ausndrtioen 8GIte ipieber uni
tebrten am Qbenp nan ihrsn beima;6
lihen BeRdten suriid.
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9as lSerf tpabSt.
5aDtou. O., erbdlt .incu Jranen'
perein bes gfatipnnIbnnOs.

Sect bat aud bic Gtoot OoDton,O.,
einen 5rauenoerein, Der Elm 3tpeig be5
aroBen 0eutI6 Qmerltantihen Ros
fionalbunbes lit. Die fir Sonntag
Ro6mittag na9 Der 6ale i'm goms
berger gqrf 3u 9oDton sinberufene
9erIammlung our Griinbung elmer
csntrdlen 8ereinigung Der Dortigen
0eutihen 5raueu mar beiriebigenb be-
iu6t uno er3ielte ben onQeiebtsn3pef
giele 5Srauen, rpelhe nit Der 8stpegz
ung Ipmpatbiiieren, fparen gum 9eiud
bes SdngsrfeItss mad Cincinnati ges
Tdbren uno lperben nd Ii6erlth nod
dnidlisben.
SSrau Rord 8oBmann, tDelde bisber
bergepegung als tempOrdre prdiibens
lin porqeitonben bate, sroffnste Die
9erIdmmluna unb ftellte ;5rou Char
lotte Heeb BON Cincinnati Dor, bic pom
| .. u. Rationdlbuno oeIegirt lit,
Srauenberbdnbe gu grinoen. Grau
Heeb Iprud bes 2dugersn itber ben
3pet Der gepegung uno ibre Worte
maften einen berdrtig oOrtbeil6uften
Ginbruf, baB befhlofsn nuroe. ben
IrauerDsrein beg D.s0. Rational6unz
bss, 3tpeig 0apton, Cbio, gu grim
ben. 9isIes iIt ndmIih Der NameH
bes ssruueHpsrbdnoes.
Sine anIsbnlife an3o6t Oamsn uns
| ferid1riebeu fofprt bic U(tt1IieDerlifte
ais Gin3slmitslieoer. Der 8oritanr
!pirb bdnn in Der nGditen 3sit biz
Ginlaoung on bic etn3sInen 5rouen:
gsreintgungsn fsnben. ijh benz 8ers
bdnD an3uI6tisben uno DeIegaten 81
erDdbtsn. Der goritono beItsbt aug
ZEN folgenoen Ddmen: grGiioentir
iSrau Rora goBmunn; 9i3eprGiiben:
tin FRI. Mutilbu Nseb; Setretdrir
5rau 5risba Gngslsmeier; StaB.
meiIterin frau Carrie gaHsnofT.
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@ielert's Yabillpn.
Sis Sissiabriee aoul.rtiaiion bsginnt
am bsutisen abenb.

Run ipirb ohns 1raee bic lang
erTebnte iommerlife 5enperatur iif
afpeifeIspbne Iofort einitsIlsn, osnn fix
bsute III bic Groffnung Der aons
sertiuiion in WisIert's panilIou anbes
raumt porben, Elm iiherss 3s;ten fir
ben geginn bes Sommers. Die Huus
De, bob bic aon3erte BEL Wielert's tuies
Der ihren Qnfano nehmen, ipiro nm
itreitig bel ben sahlIoItn 1r.unosr ano
@0nnern oisiss altrenpmmirtsn Gtobs
liiiements uno Bel ben WuIitIreLroen
i.6erhaupt nit aufrihtiqer Jrsubs ptrs
uommen peroeu uno 9ierItl1 qbsno
fpiro in benz papillon tpie iiblih aud
Der ipri6p6rtIife 4pfel niti iur Grbe
fc[len t0nnsn. beru eSSeber uno Ssoe
fpiro ndtirIih benz gr0ffngngEton3ert
teipohnen ipollen.
iSiir bieIe Saiior hoben be Esrren
Charles uno 8. gierle, Die Giqerthis
msr bes GtabliFemerts Iciut.: oisWus
III in gstraht tommt. eine 4snosru1g
aetroffsn, Die obHe Sru9s O.g dlaes
meinsn geifaq ces publitams iincen
fpiro. Wdhrenb Der 8aue:. Der Stor.
aertIoiIon tperben in Miel"rts 8dpils
Ion ndmlih perfti'hsrs bsc bieIi9en
qapeQen a5fpefIs'rb ipisI:n uno biz
Soiion tpirb am Sienitaa QhnS bon
BEN Websr Weisano aiinitIersSrs
DIETER untsr Der 2eitung BON GapeI.
meiiter Gouis Weieano sroffnet tpe-.
ben Fiir ben Gr0ffnunqsabeno III bas
ToIqenoe pieIoeriprefenoe prosramm
aufammsnesiteat porben:
Ratioualbpmns .5be Star Spongiet
Banner.
Warih vWilltommen" 2aeall.
Cupsrture gu 81 Guarnap" /. 8pmss
~Roies anb Msmories" .Snpbe,
Wal3er ~gariiitma" gsnr
5be gubanola @lioe 8. bon 5il5s,
Quf bem gosporus 9inds
sSbnlIe 2ind,
~Rinss on nh Fingers" .Sco.t
~gho pom WetropoIiton Spernhauie'
2ppuh
potpourri aus .Slo Duth1, 6erber
-5bai Wesmerisins Wsnbslsiobr
5une" Snnne,
Song Of tie Soul" grei
WalSer Der Gbotolaoenioleat"
8. 5truai
n9p tb 2isbt Of tbe Gilperp Wopn'
-. SmitI
potpourri aus a9rigbt gpes"
Sofhnt
rgreole Dams" De aoDsI
Jollies Beraeres 2in6
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2(m 22. Msai
ssinbct bas Sriibjabrsfeit i'm Sent'
ihen Nlg. Rrot. 8niienbanie itatt.

8innen ipenigen 3agen, am q.
mtai, finbet bas biesjdbrige SSribz
linasfeIt bes 8eutIden aagemsin
VrpteItontiihsn Watien6uuies .itdtt
uno stpor ipie iibIid in ben anlugen
Der QnitaIt an Der Sighlano apeuue.
9as NIT ben 4rrangements betraute
&ommittee lit i1on ieit ein;ger 3eit
an Der 2lrbeit getpeien, Inn fiir bas
SSeit porsudrbeiten uno dllem 9tnitein
mad uirb oas bissjdbrige 5eft ieinen
Dor sGngern friberer Sabre ni6t nur
ebenbiirtia 1eiu, ionpern lie tpom0gEh
nod iibertreffen. gn llnter9ultung
piro tein Wangel Isin, fir Die gstpirs
ttung pirb ebenfaQs Gorge getragen
tperoen unb bic 8onner unb 5rsunoe
bss Waiienbauies peroen 3peifelsobne
aud in bisiem Sabre i'll bsllen Sfdaz
rem berbsiitromen unO ibr Sderflein
fir bic lisbsn Gleinsn beiiteuern.
8as folgenos programm tOmmt
8ormittags our Grleoigung:
Wuiit 5hmitte's Wtlitdr saapeQe.
gstpilltommnung ourh ben PrdFoenz
ten-gernaro Geeter.
Gefanq- -Waifentinber.
Wuiit Dies iit Der Sag bss Ssrrn. "
4niprnfe Don benz WoiIenOater-5.
Hd6ius.
Wtuiit.
Gemeini6aftlifsr gsIdng Cine fsfs
Burg lit uuIer 9htt".
Gr0ffnungs sRebe-Rep. 2tuorsp Re.
men3.
Muiit.
GeIdug-Ddiientinoer.
| GjemeinihaftItdsr 8eIang rRun bans
tst 2tQe Gntt".
0d6mittdgs: aon3ert.
Die folgenben 0amen tperoen mi
0ant 9eItente uno GbDaaren an:
nebmen:
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Clifton.
aatbarina guit, 1332-34 8in'
Strabe.
gltie RoOsr. Spmmes Str, nab
MeGregor 2tos.
Bertha Drampelmeisr. Barton nab
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Gin gutter Sang.
.3luei ans.blibc proIeiiiOuslls Sai6en'
oIebe itItgeu0mnlsu.

Die 9ebeimpoli3iiten SatIon uno
Ben 9ramann, fpsl6e beauftragt fDorz
ben lparen, Qusi6au nah etrpdigen
gertretern Der 2angfin9ersunft III
baItsu, peIhe RinsIings Gtrtus IN
gumminspiae als Sperationsfslo aus
ertoren baben ioIIteu. ma6ten geitern
4bero einen suten Sang, inoem iie
3tpei dHgeblihe profehionels 5dihens
oiebe feitnabmsn. Die 9sfangenen
regiitrirtsn ii6 ais gilbert Scott, .
Sabre ait, gier., BON CLINT, Wii9.. uno
6otpdro 9ater, 80 Sabre alt. Stubz
nader, BON gbillicotbs. 8.
DER Dirtb Wm. 5lotlep. bon go.
$40 5inoIap StraBs, befauo iih auf
elmer Strabenba1near uno fiibIte in
benz 2tusenbIid, uls bic lestsre Dor
benz girtus gum Stiaitano tam. ME
ibm Isin gortsmonnaie nit $14 Sns
bait aus Der Siiftentaihe se5oesu tpurz
be. sr CAB ben alarm, uuo i'm nGtlz
iten augsnblit Iprdngep gcott, gaisr
unp ein dnberer Ulann bon Der Gar
uno ergriffsn Die 5ludt. Batter rpuroe
bon Gttetttp 9ramann nab tur3sr
sSaao einaeboIt. pdbreno Scott, per=
ioIst bon 9etettip Sation. in bas
Wobnbaus nes Sobn gnoerle, IT,, 30
1886 golsrain Qpenue, lief. $5err Gn.
berle elite nit Ieinsm gdbn urso ieiner
5rau aus bem Sauie. ba sr Der 4ns
Ii6t mar, baB Scott. tpelher in oo4
Wobnsimmer seiiiirst tam. RDt uni
iDut BON iih mari. cine 3eitung srsrifi
uno iid in sinem 2ebnltubf bduslit
nisperlieb, gsiitsggeitOrt fei. als De:
tsttip Sudion bas 3immer betrat
iaB Seott, cine Cigarette rdu6ent
unp dnifeinenb in bic 2sttiire cine,
3eitung pertieft, in Sembsdrmeln pc
unb ianau3te ben geanten nit Der
Worten an: ,Wie tOnnen sic iih IN
teriebtn, In meine Wobnuns einSu'
brinsen.@ Sadion lieB iih ieood MID
perbliiffen unb nabm ben 8urld,er
mad beftiger geeeHtpehr feft. Die Bel,
ben Befdngentn pliroen nah Der Gen,
trolItation gebraht unb porIdufig dli
berb11tis einseIperrt. Sn ibrsm ge
IiBe purbe nur Elm ileiner 0elbbetras
porgefunoen, .unb bic poli5ei III be
Mniihs, bab Der anseblide Genofie bs
beintn MdnTsr, frtltsr bic GIutt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17
SbiYfsuacG Gri6teH.

Rem gort. 16. 0}ai. 2lnget.:
.Qrincipe Di 9iemOnte" BON Gjenua,
GFurneIiiu" pon 8Iusgop, rg}artba
8aIbington" oOn Irteit, Bring Jrtss
orih Wilhelm" bon Bremen.
Ct. So6n8, q. !. 2tnqet.: nSi-
berian" BON 0losgoU un0 2tpcrpoOI,
nab 6alifor unD PbiIaoelpbio be-
itimmt.
0enua. 2ln8et.: n0ucu 0i 9sa
noa" pon Sem Yort.
0ooer, 2(nget.; n6tntanb" bon
glep D0rt.
Gberbourq. 2tn9et.: nSatier
Dtlbelm H., ppn RerD 00rf mad 8re-
men beitimmt; nYrGitOent 9raHt",
BON g}sp Yort nut 9omburg be-
Itimmt,
GIusQom. 2tnget,: nGaIeoOnio"
BON gtep Yort.
QiperpooI. 2lnget.: narab;c"
bon Hsp Yort, pGoritcon" bon Isont'
real.
2lbge9.: californian" no6 Bolton.
4Igter. 9nget.: nGanopic" pon
Cotton na9 g2eapeI uno 9enua be.
Itimmt.
5om6urg, 2tb9eg.: nDiQeRoo"
nad MontreaI
9aore. 9tbge8,; rGbicogO" nad
gtep gort.
| 8tbrattur. Qnget.: yReda-"
bon gstp yprt, nah yleapel beittmmt.
2lbgeg.; .gannonia" nod ReD gort.
ReupeI. Qlnget.: n5Loriba" uno
rGitta bi Meiftna" bon gleD yort.
Tifbquarp. gtnget.: rUtaurez
tdniu" bon 8ep Yort na6 2iperppol
beitimmt.
W2 on treal. 2lrget.: nIuniiian"
bon 2iperpool; .SorDinian" BON 2on'
! bon.