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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15
l1eber bic 9effsruna De-

ueber bic 8effsrung Der
GintommenperhGItniIie Der minoerbee
mittelten areiie De- 9epoIteruug in
9reu5en ssbsn bic 8eranIagunssn Der
Gintommeniteuer intsrefante Iuf<
I6IIfIe. 0ana9 bat oas Gintommen
Der Steuerpfliatieen nit psni9er als
5000 Wlurt cine Iebr bebeutenoe Stsi<
ueruna erfubren. Gs itieg bon 81
Miqiarben i'm Sabre 1895 ouf 7,6
Wiuiarben i'm Sabre 1909. 8as be-
oeutet aIIo cine Steigerung BON $50
qro3ent in einem 3eitroum BON ID
.Sobren. 0isier 4ufihnun9 IN ben
Ginnabmea tommt au6 gum AusDrut
in Dem Intpa9ien Der Summen, Die
in Die SpurtuTen .inselegt tpurosn,
neil oisis iibsrpieseno bon ben mins
oerbemitteItsn SreiIen benuBt peroen.
Die preubii6en { partaNen batten in
benz Sabre 1895 Elm Ginla9etapttnl
bon as WiQtaroen; oieies lit nun in
ben IsBten IA Sobren big gum Sabre
1909 auF fat II WlilIidrben an9es
pabIen. Die Stcioerung finbet ibre
GrtlGrung in Der 2lufbsFerung Del
2obnbssii1e. bic nuf faIt allen 8ebtes
ten oes WirtbitaftsIebens in Deuti II
lamb einoetreten lit. Ra9 2luspets
Der gere9nuneen iUr Die llnfalIoers
Iihsrung iino in Den lebten 3e6n SAB:
rem bic 0urhIdnittsl0bne Dcr TAG
uuf 1927 Mart, aliO I'm 38 Qro5e7t
ositieqer. gtimmt man nun etnt
Stei9erung Der Soften bes 2ebensun:
terbalts in Der gIeiten 2eit BON q
9rc8ent on. 10 piiros ii6 tmmer nod
tine refine 2obnIteigerunq iiber Die Gr
bOhun9 Der usmittelpreiie BON Il
pro3ent erseber. sSn ben Ser. Sta1'
ten Iisqen bic 9erbdltniiIe oeraoe UNI
getebrt. 5ier fino Die 2obnuuTbeile'
rungen hinter Der QebensmttteItheuea
rung nett 3uriitgsblieben; mir aIdu
Ben iogor beosutenb mebr ols 1870
! gent. 9lngeiihts biier lbatIuter
lpiro bus 8ereoe unIsrer Soh3olIfaRa
titer Don bem 4usgleih Der 2Dbnt
! apiihen bier uno briibsn 5um Sc
i6tpGB, burouf bershnet, Dem Bubli
fun Sano in bic 4ugen gu itreueu
Denn es ettpas aus5uuIeihsr giebt
70 biirfts bos, fpsrtgitsHs fope;
DeutItIanb unb gnslonb in getrat
tommen, bsr3Iih psniq iein. Bi
bebuupten fogar, oob bic beutiten 81
len cSnbuitrtelsn relutip b0here 20h
ne aablen, oIs Der burh tburnbob
36qe eeitiiste umerttdntIde StabI
truit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15

sinstafIe nod Elm unIehnlider Beirag
bsfinbet. gIs attipt Wlitsliebtr tpurE
ben bic 5erren Tran3 Bates, John Arss
ores uno Wdtt6ias Maurtr onfsenom'
men unp als paFipes Waitslitn Ssrr
,srans airdner. On ben picnies D.r
Brauer. Union, bes Clifton 2eisbts
geIanapereins unb Der SosiaIlitilhsrl
partei niro Der 8.rein fih poll5dhltg
tetbeiliasn. Gin friiber gefabtsr Ses
fhluB, Iaut ipelhsm Der BereIn am IL.
Suli ietn. SGneerfabrt nah Odpton,
s., MAIDEN lpollie, tpuroe IN gDitoer'
ertpdauns sssosen nnb aus triTtiesn
griinben unttrblsibi bisie Sdnssrlobrt
porldufia. sSerner ipurben In Der Yer
Iammlnns bersits bic eriten porbersl-
tenben Shritte fir bic Splpsiter'sIer
oeibon, inosm beihloifen uuros. pse
arbeiisrballs fiir biefe G.isr su btlse
derl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15
(Ginseianot.)
Die Flafieruna Der Gaitern AseHuG

alm b,utissn Tag. besinnt Dor Rifs
ter Woonmanfee bic Wsrhanbluns Der
aloes. Surh tpelHe ieiisehent iDtrbsH
foG. Oh Der aoniratior, Der NIT Der
pfloitsrung Der gaiiern 4penus bttraul
tporbtn III, fur bos pflaii.rn cisfsr
Strabs nit 0ol3blOdtn S62. 900 ober
SIT. 900 erhalien foli. SIM Gaufe Der
0erbanblungen iperoen cine Rsibe s5ras
gen sur Gr1rteruns iommen, bic fiir Die
Steusrsabler BON Der sr0bten Mihtia.
ssit iinp unb es mare ouber III ipiins
inen. naB moslihit Disle Gieuersablsr
ben Observation-Disclosures b.iipohnten.
saah unferer Aniidt ioIl bic Gtabt pos
nisbrigits unn bette Angeto. onnsbmen
unb nint bos b0hhe. ME q eelsgent.
lid bes In Graee tDmmenDtn Rom
traits Der Gau mar. Dieter Mnfif)t
bat aud iiirsIin RiHter WOoemanies
beisepfli6set.
elGtunsspOll
Greb. 1uis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15

S6,pei,sr RobIibdtief.it . '6sfsl
iMait.

Die Sttpsis.r Wobltbdtisteitss8t'
ieliifait belt am porigen Sonntda in
Spfer's Dale ibre monutlihe Wers
fammluna ab. Sn Der 4bpeienhtit
bs3 pr1iiosntsn fiibrte 5srr Geo gptr
ben gorfig unb S,.rstdr Soi. W.
aaeIin pnltete Isines amits als pgcs
totolIant. Qls neues Wlitalisb puroe
5err Soi. 8ernins uufsenommen.
SfabmeiIier Sobu gertse ipuroe aa'
aetpieisn. 500 in Der Weitsrn Ger
man gani 81 bepcnireu. Der Oriitlis
Nersin ipiro am z. 4ueuit In Sob.
mann's Bart, Gatlep, Elm groB.s
Doppelfeit beesben, ndmlid ben 619.
Sabr,stag Der nuabbdnsisteitsertld'
runa Der ShpsiaeriIhsn giDsenoHen'
l9dft unb bic Ginipeibuns cine,
neu.n 9ersinsfohn.. DieIe Jeitlih'
ieit fpiro oi. Shipsiser Wobltbdtis'
ieits 8.IeGIhait in gorpore befu'
den. Wesen oes syeit.s ns @riitIi.
Bereins nirb i'm 4usuft feline Der
fammlung itaitfinbsn. Jsrner ipurDl
beifloiTen, bos pifnie bes ShDei5tl
WsGnnerhors in 5omilton, g., luel'
DIES ndnften SonHtag abgshaIter
ipirb. 10 sahlreia ipie m0s!ish su BE-
linden unb iih ptm bieiicsn M1Hner'
dor, rpeIher um bolb 2 ubr init fel
bamiIton Gar bon ber Spring Orpo
Ape. abfabrt. aHsuihlieBtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15
0eru.at) a)ir mmerd,or.

Dem 9trpssb M6nnsrdor ipurbe in
isinsr G.fddfisperinmmluns Der g..
rid5t bss Hommiiiees fir bns iiirslif
In gbitaeo itatieebabie 4rbeitersSdns
gerfeft unierbrsiiet. Nus biefem BE,
rini, ME aus Der glufiteuuns bes
Ghabmtiiters erbellie. bob obIhon biz
llnfolisn 3itmlih bod moren, Do ni.
bon Der giIenbabns.fslIlhaft peripro.
Hsns Gabrpreisermdbisuns niht suse.
itanosH iporoen mar, f9 In Der Der,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15

Quf einen tpunoenP untt
in Der SroenspsrIiderung petIt Der
8erii6erunqs Superint.noent Qss
inert bon S6io in einem gertht an
ben 8oupsrnsur bin: auf bic gu nies
brigen Staten. oSn Dielen bieier 8ets
iiAerungsoroen, Die in Shio tbdti9
limb, Iinb Die 8utsn entItieoen gu ME-
brig, I'm bic Srosn in ben Stano iu
TeBen, ibren 8srpflidtunssn ben Witz
Qlieoern qcgeniiber nad3utommen. 8or
fiinf Sahren bat Die GegisIatur Srpar
Elm 9eieB angsnommen qeasn bic gu
lafung neuer 5rdternitdts 9eitQz
i6aften, ipern oeren umlagen gerinser
iiro, aIs pom .3.ational 5ratsrnaI
GongrsB" feitgelsgt, ne6it einsm gu
itIae bon 4 proSsnt. @erIhisosHe
CrDen baben ihre Raten in uebere;ns
itimmun9 nit bem 9eieB qsbratt,
anbsre ieood nitt, tpis Der @sriihss
rungs Superintenoent bsrporhs6t,
aus 5ur6t Dor Witglieoeroerluit. Der
8erit,t tparnt bieie Sroen Dor o.n
7Solqen unb ermabnt Iie einbrinqlib,
ibrs Jinau5anselegenbsiten prompt in
llebereinftimmune nit ihren Der.
pFIihtuneen 81 rsseln, she es gu ipdt
1T. Die Warnung 1T iehr ssitgsmdb.
uno tpenn bic Sroen aus freien Stii=
den niht oarauf b0rsn, bann iollten
ne ba3u ge3Dunoen fperoen, inoem oa5
8si.s aud auf bic bsitsbenben 9sIeas
i"aften angerpenbet piro. gs 1T sine
poQiq irrtge 2lnnabme, als tonntsr
neutrality-suspicious. ibre Mitslieosr
billiser psriihern tpie resuldre 2es
bensberiiAerungen. Zen lsBtereu
itsbt Der ganas piHeni9aftlids 4ppus
rat CUR 9erfiiaung uno Der aIein IGor
ipisgt uGs 9ortbsile auf, bic benSrosH
burh biaiqere 8erpaltung ertpahien
m0gsn. Gbatiafs 1T, bdB bic 3abls
rsihen Srbsn an ibrsu su niebrig an
aefsstsn Ratsn gu 9runoe sesunssr
limb. Go lanee bic Witglieber jung
iino uno bic Sterblidteits3iffsr in
fol9e oenen nleorlg Ut, geht Die 0dhe
portrefftid. Srosn tonnten cine Ser
Iiherung BON $4,000 gsbeu segen eint
llmluge, bic 3utpeilen nur S12 in
Sohr bstrug. Der aeiunbe Wenidsn.
psrituno bate ibnen iton fasen milf
len, baB bas Elm Ding Der llnmDglihs
felt lit. &ommeu bic Uaitslisber II
bic Sabre uno 4uffrifbune burf
ben geitritt iungsr Geute lit fait aus.
geIdloTen - bann Iteigsu bic umId-
gen Dermabsu. bab Die 4lten MIDI
msbr mittommen tonneH. Sis gldu.
ben. fir ibrs Jamilie geIpart gu bas
ben uHb ertennen au ipdt ibren Srr'
tbum. 9as WtitelieD, bas piele Sab.
re lang einge3abIt bat mub abfaller
unb Der eanae Srben gebt ietner auf
loIung entgegen, ME oas S1idfal osI
| alten Srosns Der Ser. 2lrbeiter erl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15
Grbdlt Grtrabtsnbluns

Der pormalis. srits SiIfssStabtaua
malt albert Worril erbislt seitern oui
quoronuus BON 4rbsitsbirsttprSunbl
mater bic Summe BON $500 aIs grt
trab.;abIuns fir fsin. 55dtist.it II
8.rbinouns nit ben apnbemuirungs
psrfabren fir bic Grtperbuns bss Gi
g.nibums fir ben prpit.tirten Gilber
glpenue 9iabutt. Serr Wiorrin bott
fsin.rssit bic siibrung bieier pro3,f
bteonntn unb beenbete iit au6. abe
erit nahoem sr aus benz Stabe be-
Gtabtonfpalts ausseihitoen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15

Der gasssr Miliam Mbitt. alias
NeIIon gants, purb. am GIubufsr
bon ben poli5iiten Sanss uno Gnpel
perbaFt.t unb sundhii ais percdh.is
eingsiperrt. Der gefaReene icn Don
ben Bsb0rben BON Ri6mono, Da.. in
3aIammenbans nit Der DOT eiHem
sSabr. In senannter Stabi trfOlsisn
ermorouns zines Sodeps, Ramsas
Ralb. ptrlanst neroen. Whits ses
itr.itsi, nit bsm 0erbreheu stipas az
ibun sebabt su babtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15
s,ammer als @nHe.

scbn M.Iier, 80 Sabre off. psrbeiras
ib.t, ,pobnhaft Ho. lab Weft MeWlidsn
ap.., unb 5enrp aellsr. Spsi in Der
gobs Wagsnfabrit beiadfiiete Grcbs
itmiebe. gsrisiben seftern tpabrenb Der
arbeit iiber ben @eiib pcn 5anoperts
s.uc.n In Gtreit. in b.Hen @erlnuI
aeller isinen Degner nit sinsm gam
msr an ben aopf ssidlasen baben fou.
Mslisr ipurpe nit sinem ti.fen Cod
I'm Sinieriopf nnh benz Soipital GEE
braht. no iein gefinDen als sefdbrlif
befunbep ipuros. 4uf aeller ipirb BON
Der polisei aefdhnbts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15

bate oiei.m 9siipiel fols.n tpirnen,
tann 8ieles tpieber gut semdh. lpet.
ben, pds llnoeritano uno Sabiuht
perihulbet hdben. Der 3dmpf 1T
nod niht gu Gnos. Die SntstsIIen
baben pobl ibre 9ano Don ben
nertbppQen apbIenldnbereien IN
gIasta suradn,aosen. ubs- nur I'm
Iie banuh pieb.r dus3uitreden. ioute
ith bic 9elesenbsit bu5u bieten. Dtsle
Geleqenbeit oarf ME tonlruen. 4u4
tter 1T spige Wahiamteit Der 5relbt':
Gttis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15

Better Wsbiter, Der junee Wlann.
,pslner iit Dor siniasn abenben su
psrsiften p.riu6ts, neil Elm juu9.s
Wedoden in gopineton, Gp.. ibn ni6t
tsiratbsn tpolIte, tonnt. seiiern bas
5oipitaI perlaFeu, ba er iib aubsr
eeFabr befiub.t. gr tpuroe bon eis
nem Jrtunoe non benz Wunroe Sotsl
ssbro6t. no .r bic gu iein.r polIitdas
biotn 9ensIune perbleiben tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15

lestbin seseigt bot. Gs lieat uns fer
ne. qtoen bic Srbsns 9eriiherungen
TliBtrauen gu iden, aber mo IS noh
nicht aefh.ben III, iolIten Die Wlitsliss
Der islbit oarauf prin9sn, oaB bic Ras
ten nit benz gu ernartenoen BENEFIT
alum in gintlang esbraht tperosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15

Der @ensralanpalt bon
8 bio min einen aobleutruit, Der ot:
Qrpouttiou i'm 0itIiden 5beil oss
Stadtes tpntrolirt, sntDsdt haben uns
bat eins unteriuhung ein9eleitet. S11
Gbicago unteriuht cine gunoess
9ranbiurp einmal tpieoer ben 6lstlh.
padertruit uno na9 oisIem ipQ Del
Sleomargurintruit an Die Rethe TOM
men. 5ruituntsriudungen o6ne Gnot
unb bas ReiuItat itets oasIel6e: eir
nsoatipss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15

Der 6.derspOhsn. G. u. R.. labst
I.ine WlitsIieoer uno osrsn JaHGiisn
su sinem 8astetsgienic Elm, oas drl
Sonntae. in Wt. DafbinstOn itattfins
ben tuiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15

mnfhinen iinb anr 3sit tpeeen Der furs
sen 5lngoouer militdriIh iiberbaiipt
nod niht perpenbbar, boh 1T ibrs
Gntipideluns b6hit ousiihtspolI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-15
aonsert i'm @aibinsion Yarf.

Sir bas b.uie 4benb i'm Wafbins'
ton par, itaiifineenbe aonSsrt haI
aapeumsiiter Wolier Gsberger bos
fole.not prosramm suiammsnseiitllt
The Washington times., 1910-10-26

Pittsburg steel men have so far credited
the reports that they have accepted
them as a guide to their future opera
tions.
AS to this and similar talk, Chair
man Knapp says there has been no
agreement of any kind. He points out
that hearings are still going on III
Chicago, and that it would be impos-
sible for an agreement to he reached.
The denial issued by Chairman
Knapp is timely, and it is to be hoped
will be accepted at its face value 1t
is unthinkable that a Government body
of the Importance of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, or a majority
of that body, should have come to any
understanding to allow rates to be in
creased without adequate proof that
such increases were justified. Even
the most informal understanding OF
this sort would be intolerable and
would simply show that the commits
sioners entering into it were untitled
for their positions and their vast re-
sponsibilities. The law in the case Is
plain. Before the rates can be in
creased the roads must prove they are
necessary. If they can do this, well
and good. If they cannot, then the
law must take its course, and it
should. Predispositions on the part of
commissioners in a matter of this sort
ought not to have weight. The Ameri-
can people would suffer a shocking loss
of confidence in the Interstate Com
merce Commission if it should be
shown that there had been anything
in the nature of an agreement OF the
sort alleged, and Chairman KnaPP's
statement that there has been none is
reassuring.
The Washington times., 1910-10-26
Use of Sidewalks.

To the Editor Of The Washington Times
The writer is OF the opinion that
roller-skating upOn the sidewalks Of the
District should be prohibited. at least
in the business portions. Perhaps. the
newsboy is the greatest offender in this
respect. 4 passerby cannot be con-
stanuy on the alert for the news ven
der on wheels. who. in MS haste TO reach
a customer before his competitor. grows
careless, and. consequently. dangerous.
Women and children are often in dan
ger OF being run down by one OF the
many skaters on the sidewalks Only
last week the writer observed an ac-
CidenJ which occurred on Seventh street
and the Avenue An aged woman on
her way from Center Market with a
large basket OF provisions, colllded with
a boy skater. and would have been
thrown 10 the sidewalk had II not been
for the assistance Of a passerby.
These things should not be. The
streets Of Washington are very wide.
and persons rising the sidewalks should
not be endangered or at least greatly
Inconvenience by the roIler-skate pest
l. H LUDWIG.
The Washington times., 1910-10-26
Sunday Theaters.

To the Editor Of The Washington Times:
I have read with much interest the ar
ticles on allowing picture shows They
are mostly from persons II authority,
and II may be presumed that they Ike
10 exercise authority. Perhaps a woman
and a mother who @requents these anuse-
ments may be Permitted TO have a
voice. ] have plenty to occupy my time
every day in the week, what with try
ing 70 make a home for my husband
and three children, and what with hear
ing their lessons and mendng their
clothes Of evenings I have little or no
time on week days for amusements
And when Sunday evenings como we all
go TO the picture shows, which is botn
restful and amusing.
We have visited dozens OF them and
never saw anything wrong. As 10
neglecting the church. we all attend
church in the morning, the ChiIdrcn
Sunday school. I fail 10 see how clos
ing these shows would affect church
attendance. Ny church has five ser
vices every Sunday. and IS filled 20
the doors on four OF them, and I find
the same people attend these shows
II the ministers who would close
places Of amusement on Sundays cannot
nil their churches except BY these
means, there is something wrong with
their churches. The tendency seems 20
be to regulate the amusements Of the
Door. while these wOuld-be regulators.
for reasons best known to themselves,
are very particular not to tread on the
toes OF the Tch.
Business is business, even among the
godly. A MOTHER
The Washington times., 1910-10-26
In the Mail Bag
Cadet Uniforms.

To the Editor OF The Washington Times;
In answer to Brice Brown An The
Times, More Cadets Needed" l viii
say in 1899 my son entered the high
school. I wished him TO be a cadet He
was willing, but none of his comrades
would join on account Of the high
price they charged for the suits. l
bought from our Washington merchants
the best serge or cheviot suits, double
breasted coat and trousers. at SO. while
they charged Sl7.75 for cap, vest, blouse.
and pants of a cadet uniform.
The next year Captain Drown, Of Com
pany 9. Is. II. s., urged my son TO join
his company. I was delighted. When
the suit came the cap was too small
We did not notice that one sleeve wa5
too short, one pant leg too long When
the inspector came around and saw
the defects he gave my son and several
other cadets Of Company G orders to
go 90 the Raleigh Hotel, top floor, and
get their caps exchanged. one of the
firm was there, and he sent them
around on d street northwest, where
the defective parts We're remedied.
I made numerous inquiries why orders
for these suits were not given 70 one
to me they could have turned the suits
out for about Sl2, and made money az
it,
Then again the heavy Springfield
rifles My son was the smallest boy in
the regiment He was healthy, but
fran, and when he came home from
drill was exhausted. His captain al
lowed him to take his gun home to
clean. I weighed II at the time.
think It weighed twelve pOunds-tOo
much for a boy TO carry.
When the New York city High School
Cadets visited Washington they car
ried light rifles. and they were not toy
guns either.
Every able bodied bcv ought 10 join
the cadets for two or three years. The
training they would get would last them
through life. SOPHIE L. WALKER.
The Washington times., 1910-10-26
STREET PLAYGROUND PLAN
t- is INDORSED.

Public officials of the District who
have been interviewed on the sugges-
tion of The Times concerning street
Fairgrounds for school children are en-
thusiastic in their Endorsement of the
idea. In fact, the proposal has been
60 well received there is reason to be-
lieve the scheme may be put into oper-
alton in the near future.
Investigation reveals the fact that
about half of the public schools of the
District have Fairgrounds of sufficient
size to give the children that attend
those schools a place to play out of
doors. The other half of the school
either have no Fairgrounds or have
Fairgrounds too small to accommodate
the children that are supposed to use
them. In the absence of school yards
the pupils of these buildings play in
the streets, where they are ever in
danger from passing vehicles.
To guarantee the children a safe
place TO play during the noon recess,
from l2 to l o'clock, The Times sug-
gested in these columns yesterday that
the District Commissioners and the
Board of Education consider closing a
street for one block on one side or the
other of each school that has no play
ground or that has a playground toe
small to accommodate all the pupils
of the school
The advantage of such an arrange
ment hardly needs explanation. The
children of such schools already play
in the streets. If the streets art
closed the children will merely con
tinue to use them as they do now, bu
they will be protected from possible
injury.
It does not seem that there could b
much serious objection to closing (
few streets for one block in differen
parts of the city. Traffic is usual,
light at noon, and the inconvenience t
drivers would be relatively slight
while the benefit to the children woul
be enormous.
The Times would like to hear froI
few Washington parents on this sub
iect.
The Washington times., 1910-10-26


DelrOy Tubby nght
spaniels
pocket its
kmono
watching him the of eye
and send him invitation pink Washington and visit
me him night and
some Saturday night want take him Pat Crr when
the soldiers Fort Ner have had ceebang
That aloud
something
Andrew got up walked the
of dogs meekIy Imogene
Shut will violence sOrmed Andrew 4 have
lived this the
four hours never the
hitting something
in this tommy rot about the ehemna and affected wealth
that healthy people
them Tor Just such asnnty a. this They in the hands Of raned
they born;
ne escapes TO Europe and when his education supposedly finished he
knows about couOns than about getting haen
and choking living it. This
but it's a process o produce
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good dog they keep him from broodng over
the fact that he
good for They bring the manins boy
public school respect rights Others gets
his smashed while impress
all the more firmly When he hits another eahermouned
devtry broken he learns that
he is irwin cible to find out
4 hustle The folks
behind him they whether his
father John stepping
For these when Of these hoOuared
darling happen thrown cold they
may good wav 10
poor to produce man who
not blame them but rather thank Heaven that was not
tatng education am
glad played baseball Nweed Vegetable Detective
wish wouldn't talk about things Imogene!
Talk Talk going make another sneec
like that m going down to Harry apy engaging National
Theater you You'll o hall"
The Washington times., 1910-10-26
RED MEN TONIGHT
At DOMESTIC FAIR
Spelling Bee Also to Be At
traction ar the Convention
Hall Exposition.

Tonight viii be Red Mems night -
the National Manufacturers and House
holders show, at Convention Hall 4
large delegation is expected with wives
and wives-eIect. who 90 specially TO as
simulate some Of the household lore on
tap there.
\ speciaI feature OF the evenings show
Will be a spelling bee open to children
OF the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades.
The pupils will be lined UP at one end
Of the hall and put through the ordeal
by expert long-wOrd detectives. There
are said TO be many 'jawbreakers'' In
store for the children Every miss viii
send somebody in disgrace to his or
her seat until only one remains To
this one will be awarded the prize, q
solid gold medal
UsefuI household articles viii be pre-
sented as prizes to the first persons 10
enter the hall today and tonight The
show drew well yesterday, and there
are indications OF great success for the
whole week.
The Washington times., 1910-10-26
PARTY LINES IN WISCONSIN
WIPED OUT.

One of the most wholesome and at
the same time most unusual political
events Of the season has Just been cele-
brated in Wisconsin The Republican
State central con mittee has formally
indorsed an Independent candidate for
attorney general, thereby repudiating
the regular nominee.
After it was too late for candidates
to file notices of their candidates. for
nomination TO State Offices in the
primaries, the La Toilette candidate
for attorney general was drowned. 4
great majority of the Republicans OF
the State voted for him any way
rather than vote for the standPat can