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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
9ienitbptcnaenanis.

ramaIie @cdIeImcicr bat BEL mir
ON %. @fni 1910 bon Z llbr morgelt3
bis IL llbr Mitta0S irciL fleiBig unS
cbrIih gebient. 9lnno Streng".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

iuobltbGtieen @eItrebunaen. Shire
beionoere @orIiebe aber eilt ser Roll.
TIT, IN Der Die Brinoeiiin ourdaus oe.
mofratiiden anidauunaen buISiot.
Won iiebt lire 6arofteriItiide Gr.
%ldeinung = 6ran 81. 3ilIim III
tait INNER in Elm malIenoes iftparaes
&nhtoitiim gefIeioet, ibr fur, ae.
idlnlttenes Souptboar lit bon einem
Wonnerbut bebedt, mo on Den Eii.
pen trogt lie eenobnlite GdaftItie.
TEL iebr bduiig in io5iaIoemofrn.
ttlten Seriommlungen, in oeren Sc.
batten iie %5iliueiIen eingreift. Cine
ltorte Neigune nerbinSet Srau Ir.
gSlllim audi felt Sabren nit Dem
Shcater. an Dem EMBELLISHMENTS
Or. 8iIlims nnbnen Die Siibrer Der
Sreslnuer So5inIoemotrotie tbeil.
@ie bos n9erIiner Soaeblatt~ BE-.
ridtet, ioIIcn oieie Mittbeilunaea i'm
olgemeinen 5ntreiienO iein. @enia.
items ltebe felt 0ab 6rou OF. @illim
Den INSTRUMENTATION @eriomm.
llln0en in 9reSlnu beiSulpobnen pile.
&c mo bon ben @reSlaler Guioloe.
motroten oIS o@enoiiin" ongeieben
ner6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
I'm @aitbanle.

@oit; o@aS fir cine mG6tioc
SoornabeI Sire aodlin in ibrcm he.
npn 3opfe bot" 8irtbin: .Sa,
Ole 6roudt iic 5ium 9robieren, OBJ Sc.
Sraten idon pcid it'll"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Der Ser eentnant ais gapa.

1gtlin, mein 2ieber, nie gebeibt
Sbr Sobn6en?" 2eutnant.
. Bra6tia! Sdngt idon an, ii9 Dor
3ipiliiten 5u nnterideioenl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
8eScnflid.

Satin: Start, itb babe porbin Ell.
nen Geiner SiG6esbriefe seleien, in
Dem On idreibit: Oh bait nift 3e,.
ueSgleiden ouf Der aon3en 8eltl"
@atte Ser @einuna bin id ics
aud no6l"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Sin @erSadtiaer.

p8arum hobt ibr oenn Den Si,ber
nus Dem W6Bi9feitSoerein binalsae.
morfen?" n8eiI er beltGn6ie iiber
Die 9ieriteller geifimpft batl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Die MpSeSamt.

$50 lit benin Der Serr @emab'
glaOige 8ron2" .Wit Dem fam itl
nift ausgeben. Seiu @ehaIt IorgI
MIR fir meme @arOerobel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Snnlan.

,gber Monn, luenn Gin aino lUas
anIteIlt, priigelit oil ilHfler olle bilrG
bos lit bod miinnig!" g9l1t0ia.
glltel @cibt Su bonn nid)t, bnb &C.
hriltcr SGnler6 mir bnlber Sdmer5
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
Narnni.

8irtb: y9ei mir finoen Sic failrti
cine 8liege i'm 3imntcrl" - Gait:
gaein 8un6er, iuern olle in Der S,ip.
pe 6rinuen iinol"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

&aricrt.

Gman5ipiertcS 6r6ulem: .@ein
Serr, BADEN Sic iiberboupt @oetge
gelelcn2" &err: .Mein S%r6uIein.
tonnen Sic pieIIeidt OmeIetten
6adcn2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

Ole &iibIipeider, Die Iit
bonn olIieitigiten Gortbeil unb ols ie
gensreid fir oo8 4,lblifnm crfpeiien
uno sur 8erbilligilng Der Nabrungs,
mitteI beitragen i~ollten, nerben Ser
8rofitoier Ser NobrungSmittet. Truit2
5u 2iehe mibbroldt. Gem
&onorcb Iiegt cine Dill our
&ontrollierung Ser. 9iibIipeiher
Dor, nod ipelder sic Morimol8ei.
our oorti9en gtuibenohrung bon No9.
r%unesmitteIn oilf Elm Sobr beihrdnft
fper6en ioIl. gm bergnngenen T..
@priI, ols 6ip @orGoge Dem 9ongreb
eingereiht murbe. cntBiclten oie 636
aiiblIpeifer ncs 2on6eS sic foIgenser
Moifen bon NobrlmGsmittcln: T.,
100000 geid,Inffete Rinber; 5000.
900 GGlber; 25.000000 ShoIe uno
10000 900 Ghmeine. suiommen i'm
8erthe bon $500 100000. @enn
Die WorimaI3cit fir @itfbeipnG1uq
bon Robrimlsmittetu II aiibIrdumen
oti Elm SSnfr Geia}r1uFt M.ir6c, 70 ND.
r2t boolrG SIC @rei treibereien Der
EruItS iebr beoeuteao cridpcrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
@nt aeaeben.

Raufmann (als icine Satin iterf
perIdleiert iit): Sara, Du fonimit
mir beute Dor pie nnicre 9ilon5"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

Su GAtcoao MIRO ~gegthu6r.
liza Sc TraGc Sci ..itg Der @e.
4ls. {: III ben offentlifen Sdpnlcn
uno bic aniielIuna mannlider 2eEr.
frGite fir Die Grober uno pei6lidcr
2ebrfrGfte fiir Die Wdohen i'm BOZ
8ugsnusitub Der o8erbiinoeten Ger.
cine fir orttifIe SeIbitregierung"
agitiert. Sic 9eleqoten Der oerti6en
8ereine Der 5iioieite Gbicogos Ioher
lire @ertreter i'm 8oIlsugsmtsifuB
onFgeforbert, barauf 81 oringem baR
Der arsIfuB bel Der SduIbebGroe Gle
notbigen G6ritte tbut Inn oieie Me.
iormen ein3ufiibreuJ Die nod ihrer
gniidt fir cine geoeiblide Gr3iebung
Der Sduliuseno rnerIablid itno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

3n Den bemerfcnsluertben gr.
iheinnngen u%nierer 3eit geboren Die
Nrbeitacberberb1noe. Die bercits Die
@rilnOnlg zines ilterlotionoIcn Scsn.
Observation-Disclosures aeplunt boben.
Wor eini9en Monoten begun man in
Stalien nit Der 9iloung eincs SSnou.
itriellenperbanoes, Dem iest bereits
1900 6irmen init 100000 @rbeitern
%oItgeDoren. 9ieIer Gage belt ser
@erbono in Ellrin cine ipidtiOe Sib.
iirlg al, in Der beidIoiien puroe, iid
nit Den sSllouitrieIlenoerbdnoen Der
nnoeren 2Gn0er Guropas our Grim.
ouna zines internationaIen Sn0u.
itriellenperbanoes ms ginpernrbmen
81 Iesen. 3unG6it lit sic @inberuf.
ing elmer internoiiouolen 8onferen3
fir oas Sabr 1911 in ausitdt genom.
men, Die @eIeeeuBeit geben ioII, SIR.
gilmelte 81 bebnnOeln, 0ie auf Dem
@ebiete ser 9lrbeit iuternationole 9e.
Oeittllllg bnbell. Die @rbeitgeberper.
banoe iollen iid) ouf oieier &onferena
ilber. einige aIlacmeiue &ihtlinien
Deg @erboltens ee9eniiber Der io5io.
len @eies9ebuna uno BEN Irbeiter.
probIemen perit6noigen. @on miro
hieie Selpegun9 i'm slugc bebaIten
oiirfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

Ole @bi6affnn9 oeS 3ollS
ouf @olle 6iirite elm una6iueisbares
@~rioroernis Der &olfSmoDliabrt ieir.
go Iange Scr 3oII ben llnteridieO Be.
den iolI 5piiden Dem, pos Ole 8oll-
er5elaung i'm Staate Ohio ooer
Nep gorf nnb Dem, mas lie nuf ben
freien @ei0el1n6ereien bon Siioame.
rita ooer @uitraIicn foItet, 10 longe
fam oas omerifoniide, @olf bon DEM
llebeI Der @olltbelterung ridt erI6it
meroen. Die ein3ige SiIfe Iiegt III
Der gGnoIi9en abihaffung Der 3olle
auf 8olle, mie ie ieiner5eit Der De.
mofratiife @iliontorif perfiiete.
aein onoeres SnouItrieIano bat iol.
die 30Ile. aIIentbalben tr1gt man
Ser Sbatiade &efnung, bob man es
bier nit eiiiem ulentbehrIifen Mob.
itoffe 81 tbln bat. oeiien fiinItIidle
Gertbe,terimg in 5rpeifadler @eiie III.
beiIpoll mirft. Ginmoi oo6urd), ooB
lie Die hcilniide @nllmanren . Salori.
trie bcbinoert. Tie bon Sen g8eIt.
nn1rftcn ouSidiicBt, tic Ge1cniiber
Dem Nuslonbc mi6bia SIM @ctttc,
ner6c mad)t; rnb 5ipeitenS Gaaitra'
Dab lie oie 1rmeren 8olfsmo Nc
better, hnItbnriten unb ipGru oitell
aIIcr 8lcioui9sitofie berau6t.
acin 3ollidltt, nid)t cinmdI
p6lliges Ginfn1rtcrbot fam si, A.
miife Sdai5nft in Sen Stanf
zen @ollbcSarf beS amerife ti
gplfes 5u-oedcn, aein 3oIliduB fam
audi ie6en SdGier, Der aiii tbrurem
aonb elm paor Gdnfe b1It, IN ben
Stano ieben, ans Dem @erfailf Der
@olle einen feline arbeit lohnenoen
geluinn ST er5ieleu. @rioIareidle
sdaf3udt 1T a~llertbaIben OH natiir'
Iihe geoingutgen gefniipit Die eben'
10 n~atllrgent1B, ie oifter EN- aliitnr.
ianb i'd bpb6Ifert, unb ic mebr ieineS
friihere,I 8eiocarinoes inter Den
giliia ge6raft miro, INNER ieltener
tperSen miiiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

Dte 9resIauer ,8olfsma.
DIE" bericifnet NIT GROCER @enug-
tbuiraa Die 8batiad)e, Bob Ole 4rin.
5eiiin Goulire ppn 8iirttemberG, Die
@attin beS iiingit III greslau peritor-
benen GanitdtsrotbS Or. 8ilIim,
cine oroaniiierte @enoiiin Der ioSial-
oenogrotiiden 9artei iei, p6brenO
blister in Der &reiie mr. befonnt ge.
tporben NOR, baB lie ioriidrittlifen
Neigungen bulbigte. Man erfabrt
lest aud, ouf meIde @eiie Ole Der.
binbung Der ipiirttember9ii6en Brin.
aeiiin nit benz neritorbenen Sani.
t1tsrotb Or. @iIlim auitnnoe gefom.
men lit. Die Mntter Der 8rin5eiiin,
$er5ogin Mathiloe bon @iirttem.
berg, tatte ii6 1878 IN 8ebanOIung
oes @ebeimratbs 9iermer in @res.
lou beeeben. 9iermer legte ieinem
Miiiitenten Or. @iIlim Die b%eionbere
Bflege Der Hatientin ans SerS, un6
io ergab lid cine bdiifige geseanung
oes jingen Gr5tes nit Der Brin8eiiin,
ore gu elmer tiefen gegenieitieen 9ei.
gilng oes 8aares fiibrte. grot al.
Ter enersiihen @egeneintpenbungen
Ger groBber5oIiden SomiIie blieb Die
lnnge Rrin5eiiin itanbbaft, unO 10
srtolgte Die @beidIieBlms i'm Sabre
1850: 3ie iunge @attin fabte ibren
Sertf als Goftor8gnttin iebr ernit.
oatt oilf Sic Uibmet iid NIT GROCER
Seloel1datt ~ioSiaIen, bpsieniiden un0
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

@s It SpeiieIrfs Sic &flidt M.
lerer &e9ierlne, nit allen ibr 3ilr
Gerfiisnn9 itebenOen Woftnlittcln
Die @eobo6tung Der NeutralitGtsge.
iete al Der merifoniiden @ren3e at
cr3pingeu nno iegli6e llnteritiibung
Or Sniureenter uc,l nmcrifauiidem
Grbieie aus 81 raNiroerr. Ga es
Jcro1 nit oieier BiilG)t in icbr uicIen
Jlr,darti9en Sa.lea nidt gcnolt &c.
ronlmen morben iii, uilb ni6t pclliDe
mattel. lino iiiharierifnnild;e HcpoIll.
iirren bon Den 81. Staotcl aus ge.
lcSe5u Dfinon5iert unb oeleitet nor.
sen iinb, 10 lit Gus forrefte 9~encbnlcn
rec g1nbeSregier,mg i'm borlie0enSen
Sale bemerfcnSwcrtG, Gs lGit Dof.
lelrlid) barallf iflicBen. olB Gier,il.
lanOe feline Nei9nng beitebt audi nod
fG' Heit Der Nndbar : Mepu6lif oll
Die Ser. Stonten all5itglicOern. 9enn
ilare eil ioIdles @eliiIte in nNiilens.
iuPrt6ent lllnfo"Gc pnrbonOen, 70
uilr6e Die Inord,ie" in Meyifo eber
c%rnntntert, OILS cutnrut6igt iper0en,
mic eS in Sllba, @oIom6ia un6 Nifa.
roolia luirfli6 ecideben lit. @S 0iebt
ia einige Singobldtter, Die bon ser
c%offenbareu 9eitimmung" Der Ger.
Stootpn fnieln ii6 ollcs @ebiCt pom
&io @ronbe bis gum Banomafonal
ein5locrleiben, aber Die onIoBsebelt.
ben Sreiie~ miufen ener9iid) ob.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

THE ~cHHLDREN LIKE nT
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

@enape gusinRit lber Baiaa,
Transportation, Gbiabrt Der
EanpiIdiHe, u. NJ. 9idets
iiir aaiiter. unb 3miIdsnbcde
Gnhnaiere via @ew Nori pber
8oitimore pun uuO nod ireenb
elnem Orte @uropa8 81 bsipn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-09
FINE FOR SOPHIE BECK
PLEADS GUILTY AS ONE OF COT.
TON SWINDLERS.
Woman Who Eluded Capture for
Nearly Five Years to Pay
Total Of $500.

PHILADELPHIA. July 9.-Brought to
the bar of the United States court in this
city today, after she had eluded capture
for nearly five years. Sophie Beck. one of
the principals in the Storey cotton SWIM
die, which found victims in all parts OF
the United States. pleaded guilty to the
charge of using the mails to defraud.
She was sentenced to pay fine of $500
and also to pay 500 of the cost of prose-
eution.
After the Storey swindle had been ex-
posed. five years ago. Sophie Beck went
to Europe. She returned to the United
States last year and was arrested in At
lantic City In September.
All of the principals of the Storey COM
pany. with the exception of Stanley Fran
els, fed the country. Francis recently
completed serving a half
year sentence in the penitentiary. Frank
Marin, president of the concern, is serv-
ing f1fteen-year sentence in Sing Sing
on a charge brought against him in New
York, and E. Ewart Storey, another one
of the promoters of the concern, died in
an insane asylum in France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-09
TRESTLE IS BLOWN UP
TWO EXPLOSIONS UNDER LIE.
HIGH VALLEY STRUCTURE.
Construction Company Had Recently
Declared an Open Shop.
Damage Serious.

NEW YORK. July 9.-Dynamite bombs
placed under the new trestle being built
by the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
along the bay shore of Jersey City ex-
ploded early today. badly damaging the
steel structure and smashing windows
for half a mile around In the Greenville
section.
AS the result of the first explosion, two
sixty-foot iron girders were wrenched
from their position. one Of them being
driven through a steel car on the New
Jersey Central siding near the trestle.
For forty feet in either side OF the
point of detonation the cement founda-
tions of the structure were shattered. A
second explosion three-quarters of an
hour later tossed up two more girders
and destroyed an even greater amount
Of concrete construction.
The police believe that both bombs
were set of by means Of time fuses. and
that the second bomb was timed to ex-
plode among those who had been at
tracted to the scene by the first explo-
sion. Fortunately no one was injured.
The company constructing the trestle
has recently declared an open shop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-09
Train Hits Street Car; Two Dead.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba. July "a
Canadian Northern train crashed into a
loaded street ear train on its way TO
River Park yesterday. killed James Law
renee and boy and injured several other
persons.
The locomotive struck a coupling be-
tween two of the street car traiiers, tear
ing them apart. This probably saved
many lives. One trailer was dragged
across a bridge while another was sent
head-on into an excavation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-09

southeast. The police took him home
In the patrol wagon
Charles Mcdonald, fifty-three years OF
age. OF 6S F street southwest was over
afternoon while walking through the
Botanical Gardens. Mr.. Mcdonald was
removed to the Emergency Hospital for
| treatment.
John Willis. colored. forty years old.
was overcome by the heat about noon
today while working on a new building
at 11th and c streets northeast. He wa:
taken to the Casualty Hospital for treat
ment.
Workman Is Overcome.
While working In the East Capitol
street car barn last night about o o'clock
w. p. McWhorter. fortyrone years old,
was overcome by the heat. He was t1ken
to the Casualty Hospital for treatment.
His condition was serious. but he was
able to leave the hospital this morning
and go to his home. 1G6o Avon place.
John r. Stewart. colored. forty years
old. who resides at 1881 Church street,
was taken i'll yesterday afternoon while
at S27 14th street. His illness was brought
on by the heat. He was treated at the
Emergency Hospital:
Samuel Gress, thirty-five years old was
taken to the Emergency Hospital from
Maryland avenue and ~ street about
o'clock yesterday afternoon and treated
for heat prostration. His home Is at 732
r street northeast.
Lawrence Fitzhugh. twenty-eight years
old. employed as switchman at 9th and
@ streets northwest, was overcome by the
heat about o'clock last night. while a.
his place Of employment. He was taken
to the Emergency Hospital.
Hot Again Tonight.
The hot weather will continue tonight
and tomorrow, was the prediction OF
Forecaster Bowie this afternoon. with
light southwest winds and fair skies.
There are no cooler conditions in sight.
The heat wave will continue in the
ca stern states during the next thirty-six
or fQrty-eight hours at least. The only
localities In which endurable weather was
reported today are in the northern plains
states and the Rocky mountain region.
where showers are prevailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-09

Ceremony Attends Work on Big
Fighter for Argentine Republic.

PHILADELPHIA. July 9.-At noon to-
day the keel of the big battleship Mo-
rene, to be built for the Argentine Re-
public by the New York Shipbuildine
Company, at its yard at Camden. N. j..
was laid in the presence of several Of
fcials of the South American country
After the ceremony a luncheon was
served for the visitors by the shipbuild-
ing company.
The battleship will be of immense size,
and is one Of two sister ships being built
for the South American republic. Among
those who witnessed the laying of the
keel were Jacento Dalleges. Argentines
minister to the United States: Joseph de
Fernandez. consul in New York; Carlos
Callaice. his assistant; Admiral Gonezq
and Admiral Garcia, and several naval
officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-09
Crop Report Causes Sharp
Advance in Option Prices.
CALAMITY, DECLARE BULLS
oficial Figures Show Condition Low
est in Ten Years.
BIG INCREASE IN ACREAGE
Statisticians Figure Yield Will Be
About Normal, Despite Poor
Condition.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Traders in wheat,
oxcited by yesterdays sensational crop
Ggures, which showed conditions in the
spring wheat country TO be the worst in
ten years. bid prices for all options up
IS to 31ac a the opening today.
The government report, which put the
condition of spring wheat at 616 and that
Cf winter at SIS. was made public, as
usual, after trading hours yesterday. 1t
vas Immediately apparent that there
would be a rush of buying orders when
business was resumed in the pit.
The advance was what a number of
scattered longs. who had loaded up on
private reports of crop damage due to
the prolonged drought, had been waiting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-09
STREET CAR MEN DECLINE.
New Orleans Put in Position OF Op
posing Exposition.

NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-New Orleans
street car employees will refuse the offer
of the street railways company to in
crease salaries a quarter of a cent an
hour for five years and to extend this in
crease and pay a bonus OF one-quarter
cent an hour during the sixth year. pro-
vided the Panama exposition is held here
during that year.
President Mahon, the carmen's national
president said the offer was play to
put the carmen in the position OF oppos-
ing the exposition The men are consid-
ering the sending of strike ultimatum TO
the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-09
MURDERESS AT LARGE.
Insane Woman Escapes From Custo'
dians at Pittsburg.

PITTSBURG, July 9.-An insane MUIR
deress is at large in the vicinity of Pitts
burg today. During the breakfast hour
at the Allegheny County Home in Wood
vile. suburb. Isabella Williamson. drop
ped from a window on the first floor anG
got away. The woman shot and killed
Robert Winters in Allegheny nine years
years ago. She was adjudged insane and
ever since has been regarded at the In.
stituton as one of it's most dangerous
inmates. The police throughout the coun-
" have been notified of her escape, and
its Is believed she will be captured be-
fore nightfall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-09
POSTMASTER GENERAL
"SITTING ON THE LID''
Secretary Meyer Is the Only Other
Cabinet Officer Now in
Washington.

Only two members of President Taft's
cabinet are in the capital today, sitting
on the lid,' as former President Roose-
Welt DESIGNATED this summer assignment.
Upon Postmaster General Frank H.
Hitchcock, ranking ohicer of the pair
here. devolves the duty OF being the head
of government in Washington.
1t is likely that this honor will be Mr..
IIitchcock's during most of the summer
unless one of the four cabinet officers
who rank him should return. The Post
master General intends to take his vaca-
ton In the fall.
The other member of the cabinet in
town is Secretary Meyer OF the Navy.
who resumed his work at the department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-09
AGED WOMAN CLERK
GREETED BY FRIENDS
Mrs. Helen |. Mclean kimball
of Controllers Office CeIe-
brates Goth Anniversary.

Mrs. Helen l.. Mclean KimbaIl, the
oldest woman clerk Of the United States
government. celebrated her ninetieth
birthday anniversary today. She cele-
brated. too, by being ION the job al
though she could do but little work for
receiving the congratulations of hundreds
of friends.
Mrs. Kimball is a clerk in the Office of
the controller of the currency. She is
the widow Of Lieut.. Col. E. A. Kimball
of the famous New York zouave regi-
ment. killed at Suffolk, Va.,April II. 1863.
He had been a captain in the Mexican
war and was the first American to reach
the Heights of Chapultepec.
Among First Appointees.
Mrs. Kimball was one of the first
woman clerks eer appointed in the
Treasury Department. She entered upon
her duties there in the autumn of 1853,
her position having been secured by
friends OF her husband.
Mrs Kimball's record has been mar
velous one, in view Of her age. She is
sprightly and active and attends to her
duties in manner most satisfactory to
the controller Of the currency. Her facul-
ties are as alert as they were forty seven
years ago, when she entered upon her
out the Treasury Department and was
greatly touched today with the many
manifestations of popular esteem In
which she is held. She was the recipient
Of numerous presents and bouquets OF
flowers. Her pleasure was increased when
she was called at noon to one of the
rooms of the controllers offices and there
found a table spread with good things In
her honor, a beautiful cake occupying
the center. The repast was arranged by
her friends in the controllers Office.
For Twenty Years Librarian.
Mrs Kimball was for twenty years the
librarian of the Treasury library. which
was abolished about ten years ago. She
was looked upon as one Of the best libra
rians in the country.
Mrs. Kimball has no particular receipt
for long life. except being as happy and
contented as possible.
I'VE are all here without knowing why.
or what for. So what's the use groaning
and moaning. and making others un-
happy?' asked Mrs. Kimball. Let us
try to make our fellow human beings
happy, and we can do this in no better
way than by forgetting our own ailments
and worries and being as pleasant as
possible when with others, aiding In doing
good and cheering the afflicted and be-
reaVed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-09
Pays Fine With 1000 Pennies.

SHARON, Pa, July 9.-Daniel Lee.
proprietor of a barber shop, was fined
$40 for minor offense. and displayed
his resentment by paying the fine with
1000 pennies. AS he dumped them on
the desk the justice reminded him that
so many pennies was not legal tender,
and ordered Lee to roll them in pack
ages of twenty-five. 1t took the barber
about two hours in hot, stuffy court
room TO comply with the courts decree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-09
Arrest Under White Slave Law.

CHICAGO, H.. July 9-The first arrest
under the new Mann white slave bill. ap-
proved by President Taft June ., 1910
was made yesterday. Miss NJ. Jenkins, a
resort owner of Houghton, Mich, was ar
rested by Deputy United States marshais
at the union station just after she had
purchased tickets and boarded a train
with five girls. whom she intended taking
TO her Michigan resort. il is said.