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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28

dnamadt. Der plan. iotpsit .r big
iebt aeoieben, Iiebt cine gesbetligung
alIer bsutTtgn 9ersine Dor. bic in 0ss
msini6aft nit sinanber bic nctbtpen,
oiaen Wittsl aufbrinsen ioIeH, nm
suentusa einen gau9runo in siinltiger
9aae onsutouien unb bort Elm afpe6a
sntipre6snbes @ebduoe 3u errihten,
poer elm 4nipeisn tdufli6 gu iihsrs
nebmen uno um3ubauen. Dd ale ans
beren bsutiten gsrsine, fpie bic beiosn
2ooeu Der 6ermdnnsi0bns, Der Sies
bsnburasr Sahisn lint. gerein, Der
Shruei3er W1nnsrhor unb Der Deuts
Id3e Neutrality-suspicious.. bereits ielt
seSdbren bem D<utih Mmeridnilhen
Staotpsrbonb Qliants nnashIoHen
fino, 70 lit Der Siaotpsrbdno no1l
audi bic am beIien eeeignete Siele,
fir oieIes 9roiett propaganda 5u
MAIDEN uno bic 4ntheiInabme uno
5ilis bsr betrefisnoen 8ereine 3n
iihern. Tas pom 0eianepsrstn
,Sarmonia nit Der gearbeiturg bss
Qlanes betrdu.e aommittee tpiro iih
nun and an ben Stdotoerbnno mems
ben unb in elmer ofInilihen Vers
iammIuns ioa bic Soee Der Grrihiuns
zines 3eutifen Sauiss erldu.ert uno
stpdigt bobingshenoe geialliHs gss
faBt psrotn.
- Stdrb i'm neuen ans
sua. 9rei Stunben, bepcr 5arrn J.
Wpman in 8uppnne, u. y, Itdrb,
risf CT feline Satin on iein Eager nno
sriudts Iie, ibm sinen neuen Insua su
taufsH, na er in einsm folhen bdsSeit4
lthe isgnen fpolie. gr erIdrte. ifine
Stunos iei nun balo g..ommen. Die
5rou that. pis gebeibsn. unb ols .r
In bem ntusn AnSue iidrb. bat er bic
Wiialieber Der sSdmilie, ibre beiisn
GIeibsr ansuSisbsr. Dies geIhab. nno
baIb barauF perIhieo Der Wann. Gr
ipurbe in nem neuen an3ug beardben.
- Mar tpeiB lid 3u bel
fen. Gineoln, Ve6., bat .troden"
gsItimmt, aber bic ginnobner fperbeH
ritt perburitsn. gisber mubtsn ii.,
um bic trodene aeble an5ufeuhten,
nit Der Strobenbabn nu6 oem Vdts
bnrorte 5aoelod fabren, tpo Der
9urit niht auf ben Snoer gsfest mar.
sSstt hobsn lie bas niht mehr notbtg.
Dix Qtsiisbeborbe bat ssituttst, ooB
gstrdnts .iiir Jamiliensebrauh" in
Der Stobt felbit abgeli.fsrt Dsrb.n
oiirfsH, Frsilitl in irssnb elmer Deiie
martiri, 10 ouB bi. n5rCdeneH' ,sis
nsnQnitob nehmen ionnen. Sie bat ios
gar srIaubt, bag bier gblisierunsss
Stutionsn in Der Siabi einssrittet
tpsrben, 10 bab Der ge5us ni6t 3u
umitdnolih lit. Sur am WoBe islbl.
bari ni6ts setruntsn perben. in
aIubs. bic mddtig an 3abl 5ue.uoms
men baben. gilt nab ME por Der bes
riibmte purograph glf. 4ber bes
| Sdein III eersttet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28
Sie Scr5Osin BON auita auf Der
Nilpierojaso.

Gtnen fsiisIrbsn ausi6nitt aus benz
Saeos uno Reiistagebuh Der Sersooin
Don Ioito. bic i'm December tes pers
eangsnen Sabres i'm 6interlanoe Don
WIcidmbique ale 6reuoen uno Qnbsn
elmer Sdgoerpe oition in bos Snnsye
oss ountIen erottei!s erIebt bat, brinQt
~5arptrs Wsetlp" Sur 9er0ffsniIis
Dung. Seioubsrs interefIont 1T bic
ShiIberung elmer RiIpisrbiagb ser
etnaeborenen, Die Die Sersogin in Dsr
Rdbs bon Sbinou mitsrlebt bat. Ran
befanb iih in Der R1be zines tleinen
Sees, rdhe am 5luHs. Der See mar
bon ben eingeborsnen bersits um8iRs
gtlt; ober ebs man nit Der Sneb 5ss
gam. bstets Der S1uptIinq, um cls
3bei!nebmsr Dor llueIud unb 5ob gu
betpahren. Bel Der pDrisen Sago tpas
ren 3lpei Uldnner BON einem lpiiiben3en
RiIpferb gstobtst unb perid,iebens Sds
ger ptrpunoet 1porDen. Der S1upts
ling betet: er feb. Dor einsm tleinsn
grbausihnitt, duf ben sr aIs Spf:rs
gabs eiDus 5abat gslegt bat. Mit
lduter Gimme ruff er bic itlbenoen
Setter an, ale Sagbtbilnebmer taus
ern iit nieber unb tlatihen in Die
5dnbe. gas geidiebt niht in Der ld-s
menoen Ueiie bes europdiihen alats
| ihens, bic Reger halten bic soGnbe bobl
uno beim 3uiammsnihlasen entite5'
Elm ountIer ieltiamer Gaut. 9tls ilai'
fden su gleitsr 3eit, erIt fart, balm
olIrdbIis immer Ieiier. bis bas Ge.
rduih enblih ianft srs,irbt. 4nes III
nun fiji, bieies Shtpeigen bat fuit si'
mas GtitntiIhss. Damn erhebt Iif
ploBlich Der SGuptling, bic Anrufunf
| iit su Gnbe, er sibi feline Befebl. uni
| i'm Ru ellen alIs feline 2sute an ibr'
glGbs. Bon 9suem eniitebt Elm iiefe!
| Shipeigen.
| Sn ertpartunospoller Gpdnnuas
bol.eu mir ben Qibem 5urid. Do!
| Qilpfero III uniihibor, iresnbDo ha
es iih i'm 9uId Derborsen. Aber nu
turs nGbrt bas Warten. Gin Wdnl
bat ss aufgefpiirt. NIT bem 1ube td
er Is beriibri, aber nun iii ous gtil
pferb tpisber perI6nunben nno n
| Spur perloren. ginen Augenblid be
| fiirhtei man elm gniflieben na6 Den
| 5luiIe al, unb bafiig ellen bic arieae
nit ibren pereifteten Ganssn in oieis
| Rihtuns. 4ber bos sSugotbier TT our
Gee suriidnetehri unb ihpimmt IN Dc
Ulitte. Damn eilt es BON yieusm i
ben 9uih. mir iaben IS bier gan
nabe neben uns. Mit GROCER 0eihi6
liffeit id)lsubert elmer Der Erieger eln
| Shlinas nit einem eroben WtDerba
len: Der GtnfTl bobrt iih in ben Hu
den bes 9bieres. Sofort ifiir5t IS IN
WaiIer uno tnuht nnier. Taih pe'
engtrt iit Der artis Der Sdser. Bel:
!. AuftduGen pirb tin 5iDeiter, bann q
brittsr Wiotrbasen Gsporfsn. ne nl
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(Sortfebung folgt.)

Mebl unb Butter aus
8 rpptIiamen 8dbreno Der
8aumpoQIamen betQnntlih in tribe
rer 3eit ais elm nuBloies QbfaQprobutt
onge1ebeu un0 oaber fortgeIporfen nur'
be, bat fih aus ieiner 9erpertbung III
ben lesten Sabr3ebnten cine SSnouitrie
aufgebaut, oeren Sabresprobuttion ben
profit Der 8aumpOQpflan3er gan3 ipe>
ientlich erb0ht. 9}amentllch banoeIt es
fia babel um bds gdumlpolIfdQtDl,
unD pia man tpiIien, oaB Elm gut Sbetl
bes bieIigsn gr3eusnifes NIT iiioeus
ropGif6em SltoenOl gsmlidt bon oas
ber als ,reines SlipenOl" bier 3ur Wie.
bereinfubr gelongt. SEPT tit fir ben
Samen nsue gepinnrei6e 8ernenbung
entoedt porben, unb 3tpar bon Sobn
Hepton in Qtldnta, Ga, peIher be-
bauptet, eine Wletbooe ermtttelt gu bas
ben, pelde bic JabritattOn BON nabrz
bdftem Me6l oaruus ermogltht. Be
reits ioll nit Der 5eritellung beg neuen
probuttes in iIolihen 5dbriten unter
4nleitung besgrfinber5 begonnen NOR
ben Iein. 8erIelbe bebuuptet, bas aug
gaumpollIamsn bergeiteQte Mehl babe
einsn b06ersn Rdbrpertb, dls Wei3ens
ober Woismebl, unb es perbe in ni6t
ferner 3eit in groben Sudntitdten in
ben Marft gebraht nerDen. Der peis
tere qrobs 9or3ug beg neuen Wehls ioll
oefen nisDrieer 9rsis, i'm 8ergleih nit
ben anbsrsn We4lIorten, iein. S5n niht
LANCER 3eit tperoe bas neue Wtebl in
alien 2Gben oes QanDes 8u bdben iein.
Des Weitersn Deroen, fpie bon gleiher
Seits semeloet tpirD, gsgenpdrtig Ser
iu6e bebufs 6eriteanng pongutter aus
8aumnoaidme gemadt. 2uh in ois@
fem Safe ion ii9 bos bisber er5ielte
proouft por ehter Butter bur6 bilia
geren Yreis, iopie baourd ous5si6nen.
bab bic 8aumpOlliamsnsgntter iid
IGnssr bGIt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28

GbinefiT6e DGidsreiea
iolIen ndh Berlin unb dnoern oeuss
Ihsn 0robitdoi.n burb einsn ameritas
niIhen Ilnternebmsr ptrpflan5t iper.
ben, spie Iolt)e in Rem Wort nuo Gan
5roneiseo Ieit2ansem beit.bsn. Grit
lpire Berlin begliidi, unb ruenn bic
Sahe iih reniirt. iollen naa uno nad
alls beuiihsn groBiidoie nit aulis
iiberihtpemmt reroen. ebumiHos
.alte Wdfhfrdu", bic bstann.lih eine
gerlinerin mar, piro iih i'm 9rabs
berumoreben iiber bi.le neue aonturs
r,ns. bic ibrsn Radfcbren srItekn ioa.
Die sahlreiden DumpfaniinIisn - in
Der llmseeeno gerlins sibi e. dllsin
Elm paar Sunbert -. b.ren 8sperbe.
ipie bic g.rlinsr Wdihsrsi ausiiei.
luna Dor elm paar SabrsH 3eists, uns
g.mein fhnea smporsebliibt III. bobeu
obneoies ben 9ppus Der Waihfrou
uno bes Mdo6sns fir alIss. .bns
audi bic Wditx iibsrnimmt1. gum
ausiterben ssbraht. I'm bic Si,lIe
Der WoI6frau iit Der MdIhemann ess
trstsn. Der bic Wdide fir bi. Wafha
onitalt abbott. Nun iou Der agIi
nisbsrum biei.n eri,bsn. Die dime.
Iiifxn WdIfer iollsn freilih ousse.
seihnet maiden; per einnnl cine
ferobe Gsereiie untsrnommsn bat, bat
bieie Grfabruns MAIDEN iounen, bonn
auf pieltn paiosierbampfern iino
folhe 3opftrdgsr als Dai1er ibdiis.
Jm iibrigen aber bari man Dor bisfs.
in ausIif,i senommensn aiiatiitxn
Jnpoiion alien R,ipett bokn. llna:.
hsuerlihe Gei6i6ien in ben omsriia.
nifheH Ghin.ienpierisln bat man ses
mug esbort. um Die Jrase ols begrin.
bet dn5uieben, oh man ii6 nif,t aeaen
bieien auIt Smport lrebren miiiTe.
Der alneritaniIhe llnternehmer tuiro
ben Ruben baben. bic beuiite WdI6s.
rel Jnbuitrk ober fpirb pitlIeins nictt
bic einsiss UsrIuistsGserin isin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28
s}m Yarf pm Sansipnei.

Sm a1niespart gu Sausiouci bat
Elm betruntensr Shurts 3ebnUtormors.
fhmudbdnte ibner bei6Goiat uno Ell
ne Serme umgsItiir3t. Der aOnt9ss
part BON Sansiouci 1T preubens
idbonItes 5eiIigtbum. Dsn bic 2lsbs
Iihteit oieier goubg1ngs unb itilsn
aaienfldhen niht ergrsift, per iih Der
reid perItrsuten 3ierrate nitt 5u freus
en- Dermag unb men niht sinmal bic
reoIife Miibe riibri, bic 3itronen uno
Srangsn aus mdrtiihemSano bsrpprs
suubert, an benz tam bon oes Alten
5riBen 8siit niht sinorudsIos pors
iiberaehen. Mdn bege9nei ihm duf
Shritt nnb Iriti. Der Robeite uno
StumpfTinnigite muB i'm ipiirtn. DIES
itIihts S6IoBIein uuf ianoiger 1ohs,
bies SprinsbrunnsnIpisI, bisIs Winbs
miibIe tauisnbfad piro in jsoer
aIippihuIe nopon er5dh!t. aeiner.
Der nah Sansiouei tommt. iii ims
itanbe, iih pon ben Grinnerungsn loss
sureiben. Sc iit cine toiilite 2uits
bartlett fir mid, hintsr ben ginfdten
bersupanosrn uno 5uSuboren, tpts iie
Iid aLles seieen uno srldutern. .8as
Qffsn,immer, bas bat er bem 5ran5o<
len einri6tsn Iaiisn, nm ihu 3u ar
germ" - LIMB bic eolotnen 1iauren
duf Der aupHl, bas iino Die bret aais
Ierinnen, Ieusn tpollts sr 3eigen, eab
sr bod nod Gslo senug bate" (Die
Dame gpmpabpur riitt Bel 2euten.
bic uus ansebor,uem Rsfpett srunbs
idsItd1 nidbt ana0nigsmaitrsHen 9luus
ben, itsts uutpeiserIih 3ur aaHerin
bon 5ran,rsid uuf) Wtit beionberer
gorlisbs, nit san3 uno uno gar niht
perboIt.nem preubenitol3e ober er3dblt
Der Batter ieinen SDbnen bic Geihifte
Don Der Winbmiihle. 3lpar iennen bic
Sobne iie better ais sr; iie haben ne
eben in Der Shule gsbabt, unb ihHen
| perosn bi. erssbnifis Der n.ueitsn ses
itittIihen Jorihungen man6mal
nidbt porenihdlien. 1roBoem, lpenn Der
grseuger bas bsriibmit WOrt ssIuf.ns
triumpbir.nb ousipriht: ga, tpenn
bas Gamerosritt in Berlin niht ma
re-, oann erinit oi. oun5e 5amtlls
DOT monne. Dohsntags uno tudbreno
Der IonntdgIiheuDab abIre6ts oemoniiras
tionsn iit man SpsialDemotrot, oenn
oas ftitt 1ih 10; i'm par, BON Sons
Iouci nsntt unb empfinbet man Jris'
lid. uno in Sisien lu!iigsn 5empeI
Der 9dierInnbsIieb. uno Der itoISer
ar,uoe iibers 8oierIano orinet au,
| Rahtssit Elm pIImper 5runtsnbolt
uno baut suiammen, mas ibm in cen
gBurf tommt. Wer bic 9engelpip'
toIoei. tsnnt, Der entihuloist e. 3ul
| Roth, penu elm unbeobatteter einI
allse iungsr airihbdume nit Der ar
nieberidlagt. Elm gaumhsn iTnms'
blbih nah osm anoeren. Die Chr
| furtt DOR oem 2eben iii Helm, 10 Ian
a. mir uniere ainber ialih er5ieben
Qlber bic ebrfurht Dor benz 3obten
BON bem iie 10 Diel iinsen uno lager
horen. DOR bem pereOtterten Riefer
uno feinsr beilieen S6opfuns Doi
| iIt's nit ber2 Wdhit uns bas bunni
ihe 9e3iitt nur i'm Rorben. i'm tai
ten S6atten Der Willioneuitaot be
ran? Cper mar ss ben,bar, bab aud
Der SaIpaiorrauid einsnRadtpanbl:,
bnsu brins.n tonnte, id OH gnotpis
S60pfunsen 81 psrsrsifen2 Dies il
cine Jros. Der aultur. obtr slpeis
| GuIturen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-28
Gruuoeis.uibums Sppotbelen.
Gincinn1ti. 27. april.
Qeue 6npotbefen.

JI Z y y ~ IT.
5reD. s.. goiIermonn an Grmonos
g. Ii. 6. Co., $500.
Sobn 6. Steiffels an proDiosn'
2oan Co., $1,000.
CLARA 9. sreemun an 2tnor .. II
6. Co., $500.
gbes 5srbon CHI 9arrp aoehlsr
$3.50.
SObn 5Ortmann 0H Weitl. Gisrn 6
y. Q. u. s150oA
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NaOifalbeilung
-nsr nl
Verpcuihlu10e.

cdslpade. nerbsfe scrfonen. nspfnai ron eci,,.
EanssIOIsa.elt Hno tdledten dEanneT: S sslgcD. D..
f6mersen. pdaransial, hbnabms bee G,sbsrs ..s.
un0 Wsfldbfs. stainrrb, 9Rngen6rtideu. SfIpipsIs
tt0pfana, mifibiafeif. Grret6en, 8itffrr 9er6iIos
gfrn, Nraitbeiiemmina. asnqhIldisi nno Irlg. ,a9.
iinn-fridbren aus eem v1nssHefrsHnb", p's
einfadl, idueIl mnb billig alie nnnatilr'
Iifrn @erlnitc nno dnoere ,SpIaen jii'
eenbIidFr Gerirrnngen ariInolidl gs'
hciIt nno pulfc @einhbheit nno Trpb.
finn iuicSererlanst ipcroen f0nncn. -
Cans nencs SciIpcrinbren. Seeer ietn
ftaener Grsf.
Tiefes nnbsrorSsHtIin irtsrefnrfe unb Iehy.
rfixs Tn6 fTa,sf6e Hnffnac iafo1, rsInes
BON ssltrd unh MIt arnnu uHh gTGn, aelefsn
irerneu faffe, farm uenen Gfrfrhirua bon %
Gerfa IN priefmarien berfiegeft btBcosu frercsn
bon her
Rriuat.aIinif, fSf-6. auenne,
NEW YORK. n. n.
man srfpdbne bas Cincinnati BoIfsbinif.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-25
ANOTHER GUNNER cRUsHER

DOUGLAS. May 24-CSpeciaiD-
The American Ore Milling com
pany started another GUNNER ore
crushing machine at Beludo last
week on leased ground. To see this
machine installed Judge D. a. Rich
lrdson went to Beluda ten days ago
and is stiH there. Mr.. Cowan, who
has charge Of the manufacture and
sale Of these machines at Nogales.
accompanied Judge Richardson and
remained at Beludo until the machine
had been successfully operated for
Two days. The first forty tons OF the
cement placer ore to be put through
the machine yielded sixteen ounces
Of gold. This was from irregular
lump ore and was not an average Of
he values expected when the ce-
neut or oongiomerate beng taken
from the leased ground is fed into
he machine.
Mr. Gowan arrived In Douglas Sat
lrdsy to visit his family and to see
his wife and children OF on their
rip to California, where they viii re-
main for the summer. They will
start tomorrow afternoon and Mr..
Gowan will accompany them as far
rs Benson, when he VIII return to
Nogales.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-25
CHAMBER STILL ACTIVE

DOUGLAS. Moy 24-(Special)-
Although there will moi be a din.
ner in connection with the annual
meeting of the Douglas chamber Of
commerce and mines. the meeting
VII nevertheless be held. This is
required by the constitution OF the
organization. which provides for the
annual meeting held on the fourth
Monday Of May That is tonight. and
the meeting viii be held in the Gads-
den rathskellar IN accordance with
the rules OF the body.
Last week the International called
attention TO the fact that the past
practice OF the chamber was TO have
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-25

banquet in connection with the an
nual meeting. No action for any az
fair was taken at the meeting Of the
board of directors when they assem-
bled for their last session Hence a
dinner is foregone for the time be
ing. The meeting. however. viii be
held and the annual reports win be
received and read. This win include
a report from the secretary showing
condition and progres Of the cham
ber financial and otherwise and the
reports OF officers. Secretary Grin
dell asks that the members turn out
tonight in large numbers for this an
nual meeting.
The newly elected directors should
meet tomorrow. but it is doubtful il
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-25

THE EARLE INSTITUTES are the
only institutes in the United States
doing this hish-class work. For a num-
Der Of years he EARLE INSTITUTES
chief doctor was head doctor for the
celebrated Woodbury. Institutes and
this fact alone means that he is skilled
in these lines.
send stamps for booklet. or better
stiH. call and see this great doctor
Address THE EARLE INSTITUTES.
Suite S0l-2 Broadway Central BIDS.
4e4 S. Broadway, Los Angeles. Cal
Notice: Beware of Importors.)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-25

John d. Rockefeller would g
broke If he should spend his eatir
income trying to prepare a better
medicine than Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 70
diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel com
plants. lt is simply impossible. an
50 says every one that has used it
Sold by all Druggists.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-25

such a meeting is possible. as several
OF them are absent from the city
Notices of such meeting have been
sent out however and the new board
viii organize as soon as possible.
1t is unfortunate that no dinner
was provided for as this would have
insured the largest possible gathering
OF members.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-25

lay with such joy as he did TO the
first Tuesday after the first Monday
OF November, except to my wedding
day and the days on which my chill
dren we're born
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-27

through one of the richest sections of
Ohio; a new trunk line to the sea
coast, with termini at Washington,
d. c.; Newport News, Va, and
Charleston, S. C. 1t is an advantage
greater than the building of large
manufactures.
"This opportunity for Ohio and its
capital lay mainly in the extension
of the Chesapeake e Ohio railroad
northwest from Gauley, w. Va, to
Point Pleasant and Gallipolis, o.. to
Columbus. Toledo, and finally to Chi
cago. The extension was made pos
sible by the purchase of an interest
in the Kanawha & Michigan railway
and controlling interest IN the
Hooking Valley railway and had the
effect of making those two subordi-
nate railways links in through sys-
tenn from the Great Lakes to the At
lantc ocean. simultaneously, the
New York Central lines, through the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern,
took steDs to open lesser territory
TO the north by purchasing an inter-
est in the Kanawha & Michigan equal
to that of the Chesapeake & Ohio,
and a controlling interest in the To.
ledo & Ohio Central.
Both these larger railroads are
well known to the people of Ohio.
Neither IA known as wrecker. On
the contrary, both are remarkable
among American railways for the
efficiency On their service, the excel
lence of their qui>ment and their
farsightedness in cooperating with
their patrons for the development of
the sections through which their
lines lie. AS the Chesapeake & Ohio
is the larger factor in the advantage
for Columbus now at stake, 1t Is
proper to call attention to these facts
particularly:
"TMat through a large part of the
territory It already traverses 1t has
n monopoly of railroad traffic. That,
nevertheless, II Is held in the highest
| favor by the people of that territory.
| That it has maintained local pas
senger service in that territory far
more generous than the receipts war
ranted. That fewer accidents have
occurred on it's lines than upon al
most any other in the United States.
That its rolling stock has been main
tanned at the highest stage of eiii'
cheney, That II has kept out Of poll-
tics. That 1t has given financial ala
to settlers along it's line and to farm
ers already established there who
sought to improve their holdings
That, in short, It has been managed
as a railroad intelligent enough TO
J perceive that its future was bound uL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-27

In the prosperity of its territory and
in maintaining relations of honest
and busiuess-ike fairness with the
people of that territory.
"On the announcement Of the pur.
chase by this system of the Hooking
Valley, this newspaper undertook to
learn the plans of the Chesapeake 4
Ohio as far as they might affect Co.
lumbus and the state. The disclosure
of those plans was not made ut that
time for publication. 1t is, however.
not improper to state now that they
provided for the retention in Colum.
bus of the operating Offices of the
Hooking Valley, for the enlargement
of the local Hooking Valley shops,
for the establishment of Columbus as
the main point between the terminI
of the trunk line. for the double
tracking OF the Hooking Valley. for
the construction of direct lines to Co
lumbus from the mines near Ash
land, Ky. and Huntington, w. Va,
and for direct connections to Charles.
ton, s. G. The commercial import.
ance of such plans will be manifest
to every business man In Columbus.
"These plans are now all suspend
ed. The delay may not be greater
than month. II may extend through
several years. The purpose of this
editorial Is to point out to the people
of Columbus and the state that the
interruption of these plans will be
costly to all the property holders
along the lines of the Hooking Val
ley and the Toledo & Ohio Central,
that such cost Is out of all proportion
to any possible danger involved to
any stockholder in either of the
smaller roads, and that the force of
public opinion should be directed to
make the delay as short as possible.
"The interruption has come in the
form of suit on behalf of 240 shares
in the Hooking Valley road out of
of 10000 In the X. & M. railway. 1t
has been urged In court and not de-
MED that these shares were acquired
for the chief purpose of throwing the
whole transaction into litigation,
That may or may not be true. But
these things are unquestonably true:
THAT the purchase of those LAO
shares out of $4,000 has been put to
that use; that 1t has not even been
charged that either of the two great
railroad systems threatened the mold
ers OF these minority interests with
any depreciation of value in their
holdings; and that the ground upon
which the action at law has been
based has been chiefly that someone
might some time charge that the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-27
OF VITAL IMPORT
TO BUSINESS
Entrance Of Chesapeake & Ohio
Into Buckeye State.
OPENS RICH TERRITORY TO ALL

Lawsuits Against the C. & o. Rail-
road Are Jeopardizing the interests
Of All Business In Ohio, Says the
Columbus Daily News-Something
About the Policies of the Great
Trunk Line.
Columbus, o.-(Special.) l.)-Interest
In business circles in Ohio is now
centered lpon the effort of the Ches.
apeake & Ohio railroad to extend its
lines throughout the length of this
state.
This tremendous business enter
prise has been delayed by court ac-
tlon instituted by holders or COM
paratively few shares of stock in the
railroads affected.
The Columbus News, in the inter
est of business In the state, and Co
lumbus particularly, has made thor
Ough investigation of the situation,
and unde; the heading "The Public
Should Understand the Hooking Val
ley Suits" carries, under date OF May
q, a leading editorial that should in
terest the whole state, and more par
ticularly every community now serv-
ed by the Hooking Valley, the Toledo
& Ohio Central and the Kanawha &
Michigan railroads.
When you read the following edi'
torial, substitute the name of your
own town for Columbus The News
says:
"A commercial advantage of the
first Importance to Columbus has this
week been put in jeopardy. That ad
vantage includes--the employment OF
thousands of workmen; the erection
Of costly and valuable improvements;
the opening of new trade territory;
direct routes from important Goa
mines; better railroad facilities