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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13
Cbiutbals NusIteamng.
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IaTung eiusr GoleltIOn BON ader'
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S6dit lpabrIfeinIln tueroen nab
reno oerTdusr oer4us ItsIluns aui Dem
aanal aus Goutrst sehaute gdrten
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len aontwtboote, ahHllA Die tie por
Der gunbesrsaisruug in Banana BE-
ifdffi Duroen, sonitruiren uno onf Del
ausfiellung i'm prattiIt'en Ge5raad
eorfiibren. Sie babsn iih bersits me-
asn ueberlaFung Der aonitruttions'
plane an Die gunossresieruns ss'
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itellt. gr arbeitet bereits am pisrtsI
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bic sanse pariitur gu bssnosr-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13

&irS bic itcrblidDc Snlle pOn ;Saccb
SOrit nbergeben.

Die iterbLi6e 6uQe beg an Wontog
Deritorbenen 6errn Sacob 9orit tpurDs
gsItern Rahmittuq i'm Sremutorium
oem reinigenosn 5euer iibergebsn. Quh
elmer tur3en 1eier I'M 3rauerbduie an
Der SotpeQ gpsnue, Der nur bic nd6-
HEN 7Sreunb. beitpohnten. befpeote iih
Der Qeihentonbutt mad pem Sremuz
torium. Der auf oem Satafalt rubenz
be Sar1 perihpano fat uuter Der
7Siitle Der ih0nitsn glumsn, bic oem
4nosntsn Sacob 0prft's gslpiomet paz
rem. llno lpsnr es nod zines ipeitereu
g.psiies Der groBsngelisbtbeit uno Der
uuqemeiHen Qhtung, Der ii6 Der Der
| bIi1ne 3u erfreueH bate, beourfte,
oann laQ berielbe in Der iiberaus qros
gen Sbsilrabme, tonrte bod bic 4as
oeqe bic 3ahl Der Geiotragenoen taum
in Iit oufrebmsu. Buitor 8. O. Glen
lo6r, eer fhpn i'm 5rduerbauIe innige
Dorte oes 5roites geIprohen bate.
belt bic tiefempfunotne 8eodhtntBs
reoe. QuBerbem perrihteten Die GlncIns
natl Romt1uret Der S.mpeIritter uno
bic Qufanstte 20ge Der Jretmuurer iRr
einorudsuoues Sootenritual unb Or
1elton uno SOlogeiar9 Der'honten uno
uertieften Die Srauerfeier.
QIs gabrtudtrdaer fir bic 6amilie
/: hdtten oi. 5errsn Geo. s. Bobrer,
Hobn 9uler, Qlbert Selbert uno gu
lius Greper bsm oahtngeihieosnen
freuno ben lsBteu 2iebesoienIt erpIes
len. gabrtuhtrdger Der Sutpelier ga
brisanttu QTociation tpdreH bic 5erren
: 9ietrih 8ruen, Qaron Sermann, CD.
gllbert unb Gam. pet; BON Der Scm'
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: Die aomthurei mar unter &omman
bo bon Or. @. =. SuttIe in 9roBe'
3ahl augqeriitt, I'm oem OeritorbsneI
gruoer oas leBts GeIeit gu geben. 4ud
bic eafapette Goee mar TART pertreteE
Bon Der Samilton GpuntD Souoer
eins.2iqa pdrsn bic Seamten eridle
neu uno BON psm Stub Der 49tr ot
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nuro. Dus in Glpton. 8, anIdHl9
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II sooss in Die Rsiben Der Jrsunoe cir
IL Glide oeriiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13

0tute Mbmb Bala '8eritellnng in
Crpbsum 5heater, Ytebles
gorn.r, @alnnt 9ills.

0ds tpsitperbrsitetits SntsreHe Aat
oas Quftrsten bon i5rau Bertha Jisa
bad Rartbreit als .5ranciQon" in
Der beute 4beub ItattfinbenDen 8alas
8oriteuung i'm Srpbeum Ebeater gea
funben. Die &iinitLsrtn iptrb ben Be
tpeis erbringsn, DAB fie tros t6rer
jabrelangsn Nbpeienbsit Don Der
giifne eine 0uritsqsrin bon berbOrrus
genoem Solent uub meifterbafter Rouz
tine geblieben lit. 2tQes in AQem -
bic &uffiibrung bon Dumas portreffz
Ii6sm S6ouipiel o5ranciqon" pscs
ipri6t Elm tbeatraliihes Greignib al
lereriten Ranges gu peroen. Ias Werf
1T untsr DIRECTOR 8. s. Sdmib' 3
iddtunbiger Regis auf pas gldn3enbIts
einItubirt lpprben unb bic geIeBung
ieber eiu3elnen Ro1e iit als cine bril-
lante 3u be3ei6nen, tpie aus benz
ndhitebenoen Programm herDOrge9t.
Warquis pon RiperOlIes
3. u}u[Ier Jabricius
2utien, iein So1n =. 8. &. S4mtn
Jranctne, oeTtn 5rdu,
Bertha Sic b a 6.R artbreit
2lnnette, Quttens ShtpeIter 49,.
Glie SdmiosGorts
Stanislds bon 9rdnoreooH. -.
! Start girtbol7
9enrt pon Spmeur 5ans Q0beI
Sean bon Gurilac Qmdnbus 6orr
1bereie Smitb 6elsne 8Irge,
GsIeItin, SammerDiener.S. StrampIel
Gliie, Sammeriungfer Nngele grOnt
Binquet, 8ureduporitsbsr Bel einem
| Rotar 4mQn0us 0ory
Die gor Office bes Crpbeuu
Sbeaters III BON utorgsns 10 llbr al
g.0ffnet. Der 9orpertauf in 8uIta'
Wtublsrs guhbanbIung, 1923 Ut1ir
StraBs, IdlieBt W}ittags I'm II ubf
Die goritsuunq bsginnt prd3iIe I'm
llhr un0 enbigt 10 ubr 30 Winutsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13

3eituupsmaHn" nm $40 baar unS
goiSene llbr beitoBlen.

SoIsp6 !. 0apis, tpslder beRduptet'
Elm 3eitunggmann BON Ct. 2outs gu
iein, melpete i'm poIi8eiRauptquort1sr
oaB sr gsitern MOrgen qs8sn 2 uhr an
Der Gte Der 5. uno Mulnut StraBe
ppn einem GtraBenrdubsr binterrids
nit einem ihperen Stot gu 9ooen 9ez
idluoeu uno um feline sai8enu3r uno
$40 in goar erleidtsrt poroen lei.
er batte BEL Dem lleberfou cine SoPfs
punpe erlittsn, nel6e I'M Soipttal per
bunben peroen muBte. Sb9leid osnl
G6sf Der 9ebsimpOIissi in isinsr lang.
iGbriosn qrdris nod tsin 5ou oor8es
tomnlsn mar, in rpeldem Elm 3ettun9sa
mann $40 in 8aar unD eine golosn'
llbr in Ieirem 9eiiBe bate, ororete eE
iofOrt bic sifrisiten gtaafor'aungsr
na6 bsm psrpegensn StroBenrau
| Der on.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13
Cheer laubniRideins.

zee Rop Gosben, %, MabiionpIle. 8.
lWarion e. gIart, IS, oesgl.
lGrsb. GrapfOrb, %. Weit 4. Str.
l4nna 5iib p, ossgl.
(glart gturt, q, College Sid.
lGrsod 5obsrsta, Is, besgl.
(Go. Sapnlsp, q, 9ine Str.
lgord Sal. 19, 2inn Str.
(sluauft Wprih, 80, Central 4pe.
l9aiip gsa. %, oesgl.
(Silton Ban Snpegen. 25, BeIt 8. ct
l9lnna gaoagna, q, glurt Str.
lglfreo Bon, q. Sltper Ctr.
lMeliiia 2atprence, "a, oesgL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13

Sag. unb Ruube IQsu, SIC Rid
mpnD Str, Snabe.
Woies uno gmma SuGr!es, 9O9
Clinton Str, Wdp6en.
9eorge unb Beta S6miot, Galttor7
mia, 8, Wtdofeu.
Samuel unb 5rieba qels, 834 B'
Court Str, anabe.
Quguit unb RoIe 9atiQo, 1906
Main Str, WdoAen.
Sreoerid unb Carolina Shnetoer,
266 Wpbatpt StraBe, Snube.
2eipis unb Wlurie 5enob, 22228nt
Strabe, Gnabe.
5reh. unp 2auru Gbrhurbt. 47O4
gbgetppob 4pe., Maohen.
Gpparb uno Marp 9orth, 102s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13

9aimmt bic SaiIOn Der &Ou5erte I'm
Chen Sarf ibreu aufaug.

Die SaiIon Der 8on3erte i'm Gben
Bart nirD am Sonntag i6ren 4nfan5
nebmen. Qluh in oieIem Sabre tDerpen
oieIe aon8erte, oeren Soften betanntlIn
aus oem Shmiolapp Gnoonment
7Tonps beItritten peroeu, bon Der Jobn
S. Weber'iten MilitGrtapeue ge8sben
perben uno als 9irigent fungtrt 8as
peQmsiiter Qouis u. Wet8ano. 4ls
5oliit 1T fir oas erite 9on3ert 9err
5ermann gsuiteOt jr., Der berubmfe
9ornetiit, geponHen noroeH uno pas
pollItdnoige grogrumm BEG Son3ertS'
bds um bu1b 4 lbr gGuhrItta8s De-
oinrt, 1T tpie foIgt:
Rationalbpmne - nSae Star Spa91eO
mari6w. .gloss Of 0lorp" 9OIsmonn
Oupsrture gu IS! 9Horanq" E. 9oms8
.QmInd" =, : '''"t !
Snoidu GUNNER UEore'
Sin populGres 2ieo
Qotpourri aus p2a 9ioconoa" ,.
qonaieai
Qotpourri aus Bright Gpes" :.
5oihno
aornetiOlo - .9lmsrican Bon golta1
''' gsGFeoi
Serr Sermarn 8suitebt ir. =.
Gong Of the Soul" Srst
! gotp0urri aug r9be Mioni8ht Sons
Nubbel
S6e Gubanolu 8irl" E. s. Ron Stl3e'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13

Die 5pIterr uub 0ualsr,
lpelte BON ben 9ebern oes UtitteldIters
erbuIoet neroen mubten, iinD ntat
ftlinrer aepeTen, ais btsjeuigen. ipela
he Die an 6dmorrboiosH 2sioenoeE
freipiIIig ertragen. 5retptul8E
G5elpiR, Denn enttpeber pertrduen 'th
bieIe 9emorterten in ibrer Ber8petta
luna einem Guadiaiber on, Der nit
Ieinen Iadrfen 9si3mttteln uno Wleis
fern nidts ausrihtet, ais Die Sdmer'
sen su pergrDBsrn; ODer iie ergeben
ii6 in i6r quaIbolIes Shitial. uno
barum leioen Iie freitpillig, benn e.
oiebt ein unFehlbares gtittel gegen nte
fGmprrhpipen, 9r. Siisbee's Anate'
| zig. 9roben irei perianbt bon Y.g1eu'
| ftaebtsr & Co., gpr 1916.
Q. gB.
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Qenor gluce AnQbe

Qenor Pldce, &nobe.
5reoerit uno WilbeImtHu Rabe,
545 5lat Str, mdoter.
MiQiam unp 2lnnie BRADFORD, 627
Carlisle 2(pe., Mdoten.
2enis uno Gti3abetb S6ptt, 4225
isloriod 4pe., WGohen.
Sumes uno SuIto Glart, 826 Drain
Str, Gndbe.
auguit uno Clara Otte, 2307 Goa
lerain 2lpe., W}dohen.
Diqium uuo MinnieS6miot, 1858
5raoe Str. WlGohen.
philip unb Sophia S6tualer, 733
Qrmorp Qlpe., Wldohen.
Sobn uno Namis Mulateita, 23a
2Qprence Str, Sndbe
Wiuiam uno Soiepbine 9erne. 313
Debiter Str, Gnabe.
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uus benz poli3ei8eriHt.

gautommiiIGr aullmnnn trat se.
tern in msbrsren Jdaen als anslds
oer auf unp Slpor nit grobsm Grfol3-
Der pihtiaite Der 5dlie mar oeri.nise
o,cen ben ReatsanipaI! Seott 9cas
ham. rpelher Der llehrtretuns Der
pau gsrorbnung dnsstlugt mar.
Hpnbom mar Dor Idngtrer 3eit BON
b,m ItdptiIdxn goufommiiTdr nns.'
tpieEsn iporben, Elm linn gebOrenbsa
Doppel Gramsbaus an Der Burma
strabe absubreden, bu baHeibe fit
onoxblid, in einem nie 5ffenilins 81,
hsrkii asfGbroenom 3uiidnS4 .bsfin1
| BIT. Der Jau mar bsrsiis apeimal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-13
Die Semperatur.

5iir btsIes gldtt purosn g.itsrn Don
ben Sptitern 6. GIein & Sr o..
90. ABS Race Strubs, folgsnoe 2ems
p.rotur llnteridt.be resiitrirt:
Wru. @rab g2m. @rdo
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-02
TOGO RESTAURANT.

In these days Of advanced art, Gull
nary holds no mean place, in fact prop
erly cooked food is necessary to good
digestion, and good digestion is the
first and last step to success, hence it
behooves us to select our place of eat
ing with care and intelligence. The
Togo Restaurant in their new location,
1923 P Street, requires no introduction
to the people of Lincoln. They know
how to provide "good things to eat. -
This fact is attested by their large and
constantly increasing patronage. Moth
ing is too good for their patrons and
they serve the best the market affords
at all times. Their experience in the
line of catering to the tastes OF the.
public and serving them acceptably is
too well known to need comment. Give
them trial.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-02
TO SAVE THE CHILDREN.
Wisconsin Labor Commissioner Makes
Recomm endations.

Recomm end atoms.
After carefully investigating the
cases of GOOO children working under
permits from the state factory inspec-
tor in Wisconsin, J. D. Beck. labor
commissioner Of the state, has issued a
bulletin in which he makes recon-
mendations to the governor Chief
among these recommendations are the
folio wing:
More vigorous and thorough enforce
ment of the truancy law.
Extension of industrial educa ton.
\ maximum working day of eight
hours for children.
Requirement of minimum amount
of school attendance before children
are allowed permits to work.
State agents and officers should be
allowed broader discretion in refusing
working permits for children.
Employers should be held more strict
ly responsible for the physical and NOR
al environment of children who are en-
ployed by them.
Tentative bills along the foregoing
lines are now in process of preparation
at the hands of persons and societies
interested in the Saving of the chill
dren"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-02
Belqium's Factory Laws.

The laborer in Belgium is poorly
paid and poorly treated. There is lit
tie in his working conditions to COM
mend them to American workmen, ex-
oept the precaution taken to protect
him from needless slaughter In work
shops and factories.
Belgium has very strict factory in
si"--'ion laws. Every employer Is sup
;",srd To know what is required of
biu, II. when an inspector visits the
shop. he finds what he may regard as
w:'fnl failure to provide proper safe
ty a.mnt nj places where there is dan
ger tie employer is Immediately or
dered to appear in court.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-02

the 9 jobs, the employers could not
coerce the employers. Bargaining
would be on equal terms, wages would
consequently be at the level of the
earnings of the workingmen, trade
would be brisk, employers would pros
per, and everybody would get what be-
longed to him,-except what the dragon
exacted, and we are not now consider
ing the dragon.
Considered simply with reference to
industrial results, is it not evident that
the "closed shop policy is preferable
to the "open shop" policy9
Do we favor "closed shop thens
Not at all.
While, under the circumstances sup
posed, which we believe illustrate fairly
the industrial conditions of our time,
we should prefer the "closed" to the
"open' shop, simply as matter of
industrial results, we do not prefer it
as a matter of just social relations We
object to the principle of the "closed
shop But we object to it totally
not only to it's use by and for work
ingmen, but also to it's use in subtler
ways to the disadvantage and undoing
of workingmen.
The greatest shop on this planet, the
one with limitless jobs, with jobs so
limitless that there could never be more
men than jobs if it were not a "closed'
shop, is the earth itself. Yet the
earth has by law been made and is still
maintained as "closed' shop, the
gates Of which can be opened only with
golden key.
Break down those gates, which en-
close mineral deposits, farm sites, build
Sites make this earth-shop, with all
its industrial possibilities, an "openo
shop-and there would be continuously
more jobs than men. AS an industrial
result there would be limitless op-
portunity for employment in all legiti-
mate vocations, full earnings for wages,
brisk trade for employers, and no
periods of stagnation. In these cir
cumstances there would be no further
contests over "open' or "closed'
shops in any of the comparatively little
shops regarding with these contests
rage now. With the big shop "open"
no shop could be "closed.''
There would be no such contests then,
because the demand for workers in all
lines would be SO much greater than
the supply, all the time, that no work
ingman would wish to keep out another,
and every workingman would be his
own labor union.
When these employers and their
spokesman who now decry the "closed' -
shop which labor unions try so
Intellectually to establish-when such
men rise up with equal enthusiasm
against the laws that make "closed -
shop of the earth, they may count us
with them. So long as they only de-
nounce the "closed' shop with which
labor unions try to neutralize the in
dustrial i'll effects of the great "closed "
shop which Nature freely offers as an
"open' shop, they deserve neither
support nor sympathy. While they
maintain that attitude, they are not
objecting to unfair things because they
are unfair, they are only complaining
because their own OK is gored.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-02

Prsssmen to Have School.
The International Printing Freshmen
and Assistants union has decided to
establish technical school in Chicago.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07
PeeVy & Blake .:':: : e.: : an: s::

should be placed upon the retir-
ed list with the rank of COM
mander in chief of the army and
navy and a salary of SO. 600 per
year. The democrats upon COM
mittees opposed the plan and a
number of republicans went 10
their aid. While the name of
Mr.. Roosevelt did not enter the
discussion. 10 was clear from the
members Of the committee that
he would be- the only immediate
beneficiary of the proposed leg
islation. The committee reject
ed the bin.
Perhaps 10 IS just as well after
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07
ANSLEY REALTY co.
INVESTMENT BANKERS

getting drunk and beating his
wife. "
This statement was made from
the bench. by Judge Fry OF Chi
cago. 20 a prisoner brought re-
fore him March "a The button
alluded % is the emblem of the
personal liberty advocates, ~
Rh0 are fighting for Chicago sa-
looms.
The assistant City Prosecuting
attorney BOZ reply to the courts
remarks. said.
Your honor this man 0g his
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07

paper Is 20 be a mere purveyor
of news rather than a bringer of
intelligence that il is its sole
business 10 be collector and dis
seminator Of news. Such as
would limit the press 10 news
gathering and restrict the pulpit
20 the preaching of the simple
gospel" would reduce the press
TO futility and impotence. even as
they would inhibit the pulpit
from dealing with any parsonage
more recent than Hezekiah or
any event less remote than the
Fall OF Jerusalem. DR.. Stephen
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07

button is an advocate of personal
liberty. And the court retort-
ed: Personal liberty, Is il
liberty % get drunk and beat
your wife? II certainly is. from
the standpoint Of the average
saloon. It's also liberty 90 COM
NIT the many other ofenseS
against society and good govern
ment which may be prompted by
an alcoholized BRAIN.
Missouri reports 81. s66 a.
proceeds from MEDIA contests.
one district reports S35s. Is.
FifU-eight Medal contests boz
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07

leave in a few days for Snyder.
While Brownfeld is loosing a fine
young man, Snyder viii gain
one.
jim Cummins, formerly Of
Canyon City, has accepted a po-
siuon with the Staked Plains
Telephone Go. as local manager
of the Browufeld exchange. Mr.
Cummins is q splendid young
man and we heartily welcome
him o. BroNnield.
Mr.. r. g. Way sold - head of
nice Young mules Oh some Biz
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07

somewhat comforted there
by.
am glad that such a sermon
was preached. oh, how much We
need them and must have them
When the church Of God awakes
and puts on her beautiful gar
meut OF truth and lays bare the
fact thar the great sin Of this
Christian Nation. as we are wont
% call d. b. BOZ licensing The
liquor traffic and hurls its force
against 10 will be- the power
Do dethrone King Alcohol thus
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07
S Wise IN April Pacific Month


The people of Tahoka have
taken a long step in the right
direction for the good of their
town by the establishment of "A
daily auto line from Tahoka to
Lubbock. A car makes the trip
each way once a day furnishing
ideal transportation to those who
want TO go 10 or come from
Tahoka to Lubbock. The sched-
ule is so arranged that passen-
gers can leave Tahoka and catch
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07
w. c. r. y.
MRs S. p. srupps. Editor

Something very delightful
came over the wires Sabbath,
when our dear president Mrs.
Norton, phoned me. You miss
ed a treat today, Brother Hardy
preached one of the best prohibi-
tion sermons | ever heard. The
singing had been specially
arranged 10 suit the occa-
sion "
had planned TO go, but some
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07

Springs buyers last week. We DO
not know the price that they final
Is agreed upon, butit is evident
that Mr.. Way got a nice little
roI. and that is a fine thing TO
have these hard times. Quite a
good dea. OF stuff is chan ying
hands in these parts now.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07
rs THE BOWMAN LUMBER CO..
FOR THE BEST IN QUALITY AND PRICE

ALL N Theodore Roosevelt ever
ranked as commander IN chief
Of the army and navy with a lot
Of idle time on his hands, the
American people might wake mp
some fine morning and find the
whole machinery of war headed
in the direction of the South
African wiIds bent upon the
slaughter of monkeys and
elephants Commonor
Bring your eggs. butter, chick
ems, and all other country pro-
duce, to Greenhill Brothers.
They pay the highest prices.
39-lt
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07
ANSLEY BANK BLDG.
PLAINvIEW, TEXAS

A Mrs. Weaver Of Lubbock.
arrived in Brownfeld this week
on her way 10 Brady. She was
in a stranded condition and our
citizens quickly subscribed her a
nice purse and she went on her
way rejoicing Terry County
Herald.
This Office is not acquainted
with the lady in question but we
will say that if her needs had
been made known she could
have had all necessary help at
this point.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07

move the lead was performed
and It seemed that the patient
was improving until within the
last day or two. Tuesday night
it was found necessary to operate
again and since that time his
condition had been very critical
Dallas News.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07
Condition Very Critical

Edward Taylor of Snyder, who
received a bullet wound in the
left chest a few DAYS ago while
sitting in an Elm street drug
store was declared 20 be in a
very critical condition last night
and IL was feared that he could
not live through the night. The
bullet struck Taylor just above
the heart and ranging upward
lodged just beneath the skin Of
his back and about three inches
above the point where the bullet
An operation % re-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07

sum of S125, 900, one of the larg-
est cattle deals ever consummat-
ed here in recent years, was
closed up. McAdams also at the
same time perfected a long time
lease on the famous F. +. pas
ture. The Fleming cattle are
considered finely bred. a great
deal OF money having been put
from time 10 time in the i. +.
ranch.
Fun line ladies' shirt waists at
Carter-llOgs,ou Dry Goods Co.
39-lt
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07

Miss Jewel Reed made a bust
ness trip 10 Alternately Tuesday.
just received a car of "Ameri-
can Lady flour. try il. it's fine.
j. W DeShazo d Co. 39-lt
Mrs. L. G. Caver of Tulia
left Tuesday for Tulia on a short
visit.
For your fresh bread. cakes
and pies. go to the Martin Home
Bakery. 39-tf
j. r. Shackleford and wife
left Tuesday for Okla. on "a few
DAYS visit
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07
Sl25.OOn Cattle Deal

Quanah, Texas, March %.
Especial. } When, yesterday,
Fred Flemming sold TO James A.
McAdams 3, 700 head of fine live
stock for April delivery, calves
not counted. for the aggregate
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-07

banks. River fords have been
washed away, roads badly dam
aged and fats are all under
water The greatest damage
was done at Monte'I and Laguna
where the rain was from eight
% twelve inches.