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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-29
Cincinnati, %. Suni.
Hsue fnpnthffen

Reue 3ppotbefen
Wtomie W. 6eatlep an Columbia
.. IL. 6. Co., $1250.
Inna Grompion on Wonorh 9. IL
6. u. So, $4,000.
Iliee Stpne on Mentor g. u. g.
Co.. 5000.
eoUurb u. peatod on WtiIforb g.
II. &. 60, $4,000.
ct. llriula Qitsrorp ssnititute pi
groipn Gountp an Cincinnati Sruii
Co.. $4,000.
DosieIbe on bisielbs, $11, 900.
Inno 8auebn an Delta 6. u. Co.,
$3.50.
Sobn Gid on 5inbIop Nartet 9o.
2 g. Ii. .. 60, $470O.
Jrdnt 4oepie on oieielbe $500.
0srisIbe on George 5. S6IoFsr.
$3.50.
Sorrp qorIOns an ). g. Sns.rIou,
$500.
Gbtporb 9. Gorcpron an Soutb.rn
Sblo Supines gaHt Co., $1,000.
patrid McSeurp an 2iberaI 8. IL.
Y. Co.. $500.
Go. n. 4htermeper an @srmanic
glo. 2 6. Il. y. 60, 5000
Sacob 6 Sau4 on Star 3. u. Ro.
3 Co., $1250.
Dm. 5asin an Rt. Daibinaton g.
.. II. 3. Co.. $3.50.
annu W. 9roermann on Columbia
y. Il. g. Co.. $4,000.
8ieieIbe an bto., $1,000.
Worp S6n.ioer on Fundamental 6.
II. 9. Co., $500.
eIi5aRt S6uIte an bto., $4,000.
StHnie 9. Riggs on 2otper Wortet
&. Il. y. u. Co.. $1,000.
Wm. JosptntIs an Star 9. u. SO.
3 Co., $500.
Gbas. u. gIinn an Central gruit
u. z. .. Co.. $1,000.
8stiIste Sppotbettn.
eua gunebIutb an Columbia 9. IL.
6. u. Co.. $3.50.
estparO .. SentIep on bisisIb.,
$500.
0srfsIbe an 8iniam 3. Sisbert,
$3.50.
alie. Stons on Wentor 8. II. ..
Co., $500.
o. so. gaII.p on S.W.Dr.nn, $275.
gnno 9ausbn an Delta 6. u. Co.,
$725.
Geors. ). S6loH.r an JinbIop
Wiortsi go. 2 6. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
Rorma 6. Setpitt an gitIe Guar. Il.
9rut Co., $4,000
al.ganoer Wer3 an Stur .. u. SO.
3 Go. $4,000.
Wm. JospintIe an bio., $500.
oenrn lau6 an Geo. Qauh, $500.
Marp S6neiber an Stor 9. u. SO.
3 Co., $500.
90. -a. RsipburD an Central z. Ii.
G. .. Co.. $240O.
SnIiei u. aemper on Caroline g.
aempsr, $4,000.
Gam. g. 9obIep an gine. Sop.
Got, $500.
Greb. Ruiemeper on grnit Station
9. .. Co., 1920.
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Cots /, 2, 3 unb 4 in Wabifon pIac,
untsrabtbeiluns. $4,000.
9onnab 6. Wetcalfe on R. g. Gre
lap, Ibeil Der Got 6 in SOS. Serris
Gftdte, 81 etc.
Gecghcrn Bauer on Gb. Gleimeuer
| Spt an RoB nno MeapiieIo sIpe.,
ST etc.
@in. 90. Irtbur an Minnie grin,
Ter, Got an Wontgomerp Gonb, ST
etc.
". 8. 1ahouo an Mnna Wt. grcer,
man, 30 Sub an Serbert sIue., ST etc
State 6. Sort OH sSolepb 8. Sart.
! lot an 5oreit Qpe., gpripoob, 5000
Wm. 81. Repburp an glia. ShuIte
l Got an Dto., bto., $4,000.
ghos. 4ltbdus on Scbn 8reuIib,
Got an Jorfeit Run Rooo. ST etc.
Gbas. gels an Sobn Wm. games.
Cots g unJ z in Winneola llnierd6t1e;,
lung, $1,000.
9srfelbe on 5reb. 3. 9apis, Got s
in Dto., $3.50.
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Die HeuDlutipn Der Aerate.
Wlit faulen Gieru bombdroirt. - Or.
geriIIOn's priifuns. - Riidfdnbiss
ieit Der fron5Oi4en msbi5iniiden
ShuIsn. - Dos gIiquepisn. -
Gin 9ersleid nit Dtut6lanD.
paris, II. csuni.

Paris, u. Juni.
Cine nambdfie 1beuerunq ift Ie:i
aur3em i'm 2aietniihen 9iertel Der
Stant garis, bic Dbnsbies niht eerab.
burh bilIiges 2ebsR beriibmt III. in
einem 5beil Der gaabrungsmittels
.granhe" - fagt man nidt io2 -
einsetreten. Jiir eier iperben, obaIeih
jebt CUTE 2egeseii iit uns gbanteeIers
adremsf6Onen ibren pflidten in pols
lem umfange naniommen, aerobe ~
fhtuinoelbafie preiie besablt, uno
sfpar, ipie bic WitsIieber Der dinejis
inen Stuoienfommiffion 5u ibrer niht
geringen lleherrnfhuna feftftsIIen
fonnten, Inn 10 bobere SuniIrieu, ie
alter uno aiiseereifier bic Ger iih
5eiaten. Die flugen Gftaiinien muB.
ten noibmenbig in bieier 9botiahe
Die geitdtiging Der 8ebnupt,mg er-
bliden, oaB bic 5rnn5olen bic Obi.
neien Oes @eiiens finb, bn in China
5ebnidbrige Gier ben @ipfel Der fliIi.
nariideu @eniiIfe bnritelIen. ssbr
Glolbe erbielt nod ipeitere 9efr1f.
tigiing biird, bic Ausinge eiuiger Be.
tucbner bes E,inrtier 2rtin, bic uuf
@efroseu cHorbsn, Sab Die tsftbasen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-29
Vruuo.iseAtbHms llebertragnaseu
Gineinnati, %. Suni.

u " u 20. SuHl.
Sobn g. Ballad on amsIiu 3.
Sdmiot, Cots 135 unb 1876 in Sain.s
&c Grsiap's !. llnt.rabtb.iluns in Sils
perion, $500.
Golparo 9. 9eatIep on Wamis so.
5.utIsp, Got 154 in Robb 6c Sees /.
Surpep pn llnbercIiff, 81.
Gbdrlss s.. Gbssieman on eaa W.
Wtpsrs. Got 72 in gea &c Ste.lss lin.
terabtbeilung in 5arttpel. 81.
Sk .. 3. Wiuiams 8alps Go. on
Die eagle Wbite 9sao Co., so FUR
an Der Sibisite Der CUNT Ctr, $25,.
500.
Dilliam 6. Gun an Morgoret 1ies
msber, Ibeil bon Cots % uno "a in
Wiliam 6. Suns un.erabtb.iIuna,
81.
Charles 6. Benedict. 1ruite., an
Caroline Grpte, Cots SO unb 81 in
Searborousb & WiIiams rntsrabs
theiluns, S465.
Saepb Solspartb an Jobn Sisi,
Cots Ia uno 15 in Broipn &c Grap's
llnterobtbeilung, $4,000.
Georse ). SdlofIer an Jtani goepe
te, 30 bei 100 SUB on Der Qinn Ctr,
5ipliden yOrt unb Danton Ctr, 81.
5be Union Contracting 8e Goal 60.
an 6. u. Mente. Elm Stiid aanb an Der
Noroieite Der Sisblanb ape. in ysors
tpOob, $735.
5rant graunsr on Wm. Gncs. 6O1
Sub on Burns 4pe., 81 etc.
6. u. Mu6more (per Sberiff) an
Bon 5on 3. u.0. Co., l Got angRiomi
Ctr, p!ainsiHe, 1875.
5oiepb grtel an Daflep porf Co.,
40 SUB an %. Npenue, Oaflep, 81 etc.
y. 8. Cor (per Sberiff) an GEO.
3amann IT, 4., Cots 49 unb so in g.
w. 4pplesate's llnterabtbeiIung. $1O2.
U. W. 5orDuoi on Settle 8. Riaas.
lO8 GuB on Jloriba Npe., 81 etc.
2.onbarb Bauer an JoIepb O. 6ers
bers, / Got an RoB unb wtopf;eIDipe..
81 etc.
Vorma 6. 9ttpitt an gb. g. Md5.er.
mepsr, Got on 6epitt Mpe., ST. etc.
GiIe. Iruis 90. an Bernard Qsps,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-29
(Jortfesuns folst.)

CINE SoIIe auf Groe Ell
limo Samorrboiben. 8er
HId)t oaran leioet, gIailbt es nidt
lper Ite aber bat, Oeritebt uns. @nrun
oos Seioen nerIangern, 10 Ianae
" n teiis, bas beriibnte SeiImit.
tel bes Or. g. Silsbee, in Geinem
gereid lit? Su brau6it feinen 8or.
roth oabon gu fauien bepor on Qs
lelber erprobt bait. g. gaeuitoebter
q SO, gor 1916, Reip gorf, ienoen
8tr duf 8erldngen foitenfret
elne Erobe. genuee Dos menifen.
freilnolihe Gnerbieten Der qenannten
sTrnla, 8lh BON 9einen Gualen an
befreien, ooer 9u nerlierlt oas Reft
su flaeeu. 4M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-29

ps"WWSsw& DAAU~sSSSSD Nkts&tU
den unb entfhliipfte. ebe mir uns aul
eine 4ntpprt befpnnen baiten. Wil
iaben uns on.
.Sit lie niht Der 5Dpus zines tleiner
peniionsmdohens, bas Gahen uni
Weinen 9leidSeitig Bel Der Sanb bo,
uno ntht t5eib, parum es oas Gin.
tbut uno Das 9lnbere unisrlGbt2'
fro9te Raoul. ,Mit ibren neunaehr
Sabrsn 1T iie nod Elm reines sfinb
tein ernfter 8eoante bat in oiefenl
ercentrii6en 8Dpften Raum unb it
fiir6te - tein srnites 9efiibl in BEN
tboridten bergen. sic lit 3u iuna fin
mid, ih muB es leiber ipisosrbolen,
mir baben teine gmeiniamen 8eriibs
run9spunfte. iie psrltebt meine Sprd.
DIE ni6t unb ih nidt Die ibre."
pSn lem Sale piirbs i'd, periuGen,
ite gu Iernen." erfpieberte it, an bem
dIten. nit reiher Srnamentit aes
fdmiidten poluSSo binoufbIideno,
binter beHen Jenitern Elm 2idt bolb
caft1ltte, bolo psrihpanb. Sd itelI=
te mir por - unb es erforberte feinen
oL5u 9robsn gufpano BON pbantaiie
- Iuic Die junse 5rau in ibrem
!1im.nernben RoIengspanbe, Die rauz
ihenoe S6lepps mad iih siekno,
burh bic lanse 8immerreibe slitt;
gabette, bic bebentItb perihDiscene
Sole, trug Die 2ampe poran unb ts
fisI bier uno ba Elm 2i6tItreif auf bic
gsi6Ddr5te 8srgolbung on WGnbsn
uno plafonD; bic pdusb1diaen Qmos
retteH, Die rittIinss duf ben Spiseel=
rubmsn iaBen. blnSsItsn i6aItbaFt
benz rei3enosn peri0Hhen su, nm oie
braunen Goden bis auf Die fsingsseits
n.ten augenbrauen fisIen, lie mari
nit beinen todnoen bic iippiss 6aar.
flrs surut uno Die na6IdFis beftities
Il Hoie Iant cuf ben sldnsenpen mat
moreItrit - fpo ile unbeahtet lieeen
bIieb ooer 3ertreten tpurbe, ipenn nitt
Elm perliebter amor in Der Rodt Der.
untertletterte, um lie 81 bolen. SD
fab auh nod, tpie f: iit miibe in Den
SsfsI fallen Iieb uro Die oIleriIeinIten
mitroitopiiden 5iif9en Der Dor ibr
tnieenoen 3oie entee egsnitrsdte, Die bic
lparm gefiittertsn 4antoffslten inges
reitithaft belt, oenn osr WlarmorfuB.
booeH 1T tpobl prdt:ig, dbsr Iebr tott.
m5u. ih pirbe ibrs Sprate Isrs
men," pisoerboIte ih Iaut, um oisie
ettpas gefGbrIi9en YbantaiisbiIber abs
3uihneiosn -. .NsnIh, 9u iheinIt
gar niht gu abnen. bdb 9u, ipenn
aud nidt bic, 10 BOD eins Der psr=
fiihreriihiten, ent5Itenbiten Srduen
bsiiBeit, nit Elm paor 4ugsr, bic osn
psrniinftiaiten Meui5en I'm ben Der
Itono bringen toHnen! llub 0u fprihit
bon ainoIibteit. no ale 5isfen Der
2siosnitaft in h,sisn pra4tpoIen
ouutIen Stsrnen eIlRn!"
sd iagts Dir, oab 9incp iebr
aiibih it," erfpieoerts er, iih sine gis
sarrs onSiinoenb.
r5ibid!" rief i9 sntriiitst. Sic in
tauienpmaI mtbr aIs bas, Tie bat Sn.
oipibualitdt, cine Der iprstenbItsn
pbpfiognomisn. Die mir je porgstoms
men, iis III Elm bs5aubernDes Wsib uno
bat oas penitOnsmdo6en Idugft abgss
it,eift."
,Gs iii tomiit, bab ih cine iolds
Gburattsriitit meiner 5rau auh0rsn
mub."
sd Stpsifls gum ertsn Ral an
9einsm SdarfbIid. tpGrsit Tu niht
rein 5reuHb, tpurbe id i'm Stanb.
iein, mid raieno in iie gu psrlisben."
Run, ih bite -" untsrbra6 sr
mid. stpas unb.busIih.
(Jortiesurs foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-29
Or. 6 mil e auIt.

Charles planius BON Detroit
bait. in rsdt inSsui0fsr Deii. lid,
ielblt in cine aiite perpa6sn uno ols
.Stmudfadxn" elmer Grpreb gsfeu.
lraft gum Wsridnbi iibergeben ioIIen
uno 0ann unteripsss bic aifte psrlal.
len. um SfabenerTab fir bi. Der.
lqnunosnen S1mudfod<n 3u perIan.
gen. Der 1dIau anselesie plan uur.
os obtr snibulIt unb Der Wsonn in nun
nes WsrIu1s. bie Grp.sbgeieuIhaft ii
oslHntnotln fHuIbis btfunbsn mara
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-29
al[Ie nusf1nhi{hsu mrof.gox.,

aas ausldnoifdsn grof.iIorsn
an Der taiferliheu uniperiitdt in Ws
ting, rlrmllh 10 guropder, 3 4merifa,
nsr ab Sapaner, broben nit Refias
nation. penn ni6t iofort Mabnabmen
bebufs Nbf4affung Der ianitdtstpibrt.
gen 3uItdnbe in ben 50rfdlen unc Dor.
mitorIeR sttroffeH tpereen.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
bic ssritmteie---
WaGrlagerin 0ieIes 3eilaQers.

etcn In Der dTteften Seii eab es aetptHt
@erfonaL bic eitrb h!s en5pfune b5ber besasi
Ddrsn. NIB es legt fsin SpetfeI Dor, oaB
ou0 btiffSutnec nod 9erfoHeH sriftiren. bic
burn elite nribefGHnie straff tn eianbe nnp.
gieies 81 ihnn uns nornussnfaeen, mas titr
aHocre erftarHIt1 III unb bletbf CIR GcIdss
bat tse Euiur btefs Game befoabers beainitip;.
otnn f'e bot tbr bic fsitene yate ntrrIseben, pds
eebtH tbrer gpttu,eui6eH fpis elm oltfsatInes.
nes Buh aeHnu su ieten. Bfraebf ni6f. DaB
he tn tbrer eiaenen Reftbens an eesfifI aoenus
potni. Repmt bic Gcft enb Gar 1ffIi1 ess
Seeftr Nbenns, barn seti sie'slbs btuau, bts
3tr bic f@6ns Rssssns ssH grsa o. Vssou
errei6t. Tns Snns ift sur linfeu Eann mnb
am Sauns III ber Ramt:
Mrs. b. Yaeger, triibsr syran gcdtsIS
3stiin Astusr, einhssb, Gsnesnnaff ,cbls.
rtisiii@e anfrortsH Si.6o uub b0rn6sr.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
The Most Noteworthy Glove
Event Of the Holiday Season

WHAT GIVES this event its commanding importance isl first, the fatt that gloves
Of high quality are priced very low. After that comes the very excellent features of
absolutely new stocks and a variety only limited by what fashion and personal in
clnaton demand.
Gloves for Nn. Women. BOYS and Girls In Presentation Boes II Desired
Women. ST. so Pue Nd Gws at $l2S lite J@m GusM) Cloves 81 so and 81
Sx pms for $500 Womens Kid Cloves made by He Jouvn
With Paris point embridcy,s ticuyh high class w usmeh u ". n ~r n. ~. ~ % III 49,
in very parnular Justu the glove 6rp presents d Lv
inexpensive yet absolutely satisfactory Hc Lmvn( Gneni0G Gloves ovcrsamS so.
1dasp eae full piuc, Pansp point embroid- Mcunce Hc JouHn (Guenic) Gloves In
cry. pe and overseam,S $500.
Our Imperial Cape Cows for Women at $lO0
Sewn p x M with double. drawn BACKS stitched arounda Ind honf fasteners but what make
them so mrh liked is the sdnes of the leather and the snug fit md comfort Havana tan,
Manila, white and black
Men Fownes Cloves 150. Boys Rough RMcrG aunuet, SOC
Men DentsG Gloves 200. Boys and Girls Perrin Iue Gloves $780,.
Men s K M Mocha Gloves $l5O. Boys and Girls Mocha Gloves $lOO.
Men Aon Cape Gloves $1O. Pys and Girls FeeeG inc CacG Gloves, ST..
Men Adler Kid Gloves 1OO. Boys and Girls Feceincd Mocha $1O.
Mens Fleece lined Gloves 81 90 and 15O. Boys Fm Gloves SlB.
Men sFurlnd Gloves $3.50 to $500. Boys Shaggy osskn Euro kvcsS175.
Mems Fur Gloves, S. 90 to $1,000. Every kind of glove for boys or girls; some as
Boys and Girls Cape X M. Gloves 7C low as 5c; up to Sd 0forh urhned reindeer
Main Floor Gpmn and CmmyIm sale saturday
The evening world., 1910-12-16
LOunging Pillows
and
Fancy Scrap Baskets

A large assortment of Tapestry, Velour, Leather and Bulap Pillows.
also Fancy and French Gilt Scrap Baskets, Flower Vases
and Trinket Baskets,
including the following:
Figured Tapestry Pillows, at Use, lilo
Printed Velour Pillows, s2.25, 2.SS
Embossed Leather Pillows, 4.5O, $50
Fancy Wicker Waste Baskets, "sl.25 to LOS
French Gilt Waste Baskets, SIS " 6.3S
French Gilt Trinket Baskets, &" Csc 4" l.0S
The evening world., 1910-12-16
BATTERED TOY OF SEA
BACK SAFE IN PORT.

JOYFUL reunions .ook place in two
Brooklyn homes yesterday when Capt.
Peter O.. Simmons OF the schooner
Phiheas w. Sprague and his sixteen
yesr-old niece, Miss Emily Rock. re.
turned to their families.
The sprague had been out ffty-nve
dsys from Port OF Spain, Trinidad, and IL
was feared she had beer lost. But with
her shcathing stripped off by smashing
gas, pieces OF rail, catheads and plank
ing tori bit by bit from hcr,~and sails
b!own away. the schooner came back
20 south street a proud. II disheveled,
victor. And all agreed that the girl had
been as brave as II Of the seven men
IN the crew.
The evening world., 1910-12-16
Boys and Young Mems Clothing

Very Much Below Regular Values
Norfolk and Double-breaste Suits, also
Children'S Overcoats, in fancy mixtures, at 1913
Value 5000
Sailor, Russian, Norfolk and Double
breasted Suits, in plain serge and mixtures, 400, O.SU
" Values $3.50 to 8.75
Children's OVercoatS and Refers, ro q -.
in Chnchina, Button to Neck Mode, 3 toto yrs, OsSU, C.5C
Values s8.75 to 1850
Young Mems Suits and Overcoats, --
in the latest styles and materials, at 1910
Values $3.50 and 2i.5O
Boys and Young Mems Rubber Coats
. For Holiday Gifts
West Esd and ED Streets
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
AMERICAS TOBACCO TRADE
Exporter Of the wholesome In
teresting Figures.

Washington, Feb. 25-More than
one billion dollars worth of tobacco
and manufactures of tobacco have
passed through ports OF the United
States since 1890. the value of the
export from the country during that
period having aggregated s646. 600 900
and the imports into the country
s3S6O00. 600. These figures are ex-
elusive of trade passing between the
United States and its non-contiguous
territories. which showed in 1909
alone cigars and other tobacco brought
in from Porto Rico valued at $3.50
900 and shipments Of tobacco TO Alas
ka. Hawaii and Porto Rico valued at
nearly $4,000. 900.
The United States leads the world
as an exporter of tobacco. having sup
piled over 1900. 900 worth in total
of approximately $4,000. 900 worth
of tobacco and manufactures which
entered international markets last
year
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
WILL NOT VOTE FOR CANNON
Representative Foster Replies TO
Kitchen (Derl.l When Latter Ac-
eUses Of UnIoyslty TO Speaker.

Washington. Feb Eight years
ago | voted for the distinguished gen
tleman from Illinois for the speaker
ship OF this house because / believed
him 10 be the best man for the place. +
said Representative David j. Foster OF
Vermont on the floor Of the house. 4
have voted for him four times in all.
That shall not do so again is be
cause have become convinced that a
change is desirable"
Mr. Foster had risen to reply to the
charges preferred by Representative
Kitchen DEM OF North Carolina.
who in an hour and a half speech had
accused the anti-Cannon Republicans
OF cowardice in their attitude toward
the speaker and OF being something
else than Republicans II they could
not stand by their speaker whom. he
claimed. represented the thought and
policy Of four-fifths OF his party in
the nation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
VAUGHN DIED FROM POISON
coroner's jury Renders Verdict Mis-.
souri, Professors Death Was
Caused by stryehnine.

Huntsville. Mo. Feb. 25.-The cor
oners jury. after 20 minutes DELHI
Grafton in Monroe City. Mo. the home
Of Prof. James T. Vaughn's widow and
her wealthy father. brought in a yer
dict finding from the evidence that
Prof Vaughn's death was the result
OF strychnire poisoning
The special grand jury in session at
Kirksville. where Vaughn died sud
denly in his home. is hearing evidence
which may result in indictments for
the murder Of Vaughn. DR. James W
Hull of Monroe City was arrested
there on a warrant issued by Prose
cutting Attorney Reiger at Kirksville.
charging him with murder in the first
degree.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-03-04
SENATE WILL VOTE ON
POSTAL BILL MARCH 3
Senator Burton Offers Amendment, for
Purpose o. HarmOnlzins Cen
fiieiing Elements.

Washington. Feb 25.-The vote On
the postal savings bank bin will ~
taken In the senate on the Legislative
day OF March 3.
AFTER weeks 81 fruitless effort in
this direction. Senator Carter Oh.
tanned unanimous consent shortly
after the conclusion Of the speech 81
Mr. Bailey in opposition to the biz
senator Burton Of Ohio offered an
amendment 70 the bin with The Dur.
pose In view Of harmonizing conflict
Ing elements. His amendment re.
quires postal funds 10 be deposited so
Tar as possible and practicable in local
institutions and in the matter OF in
Vestment provides for a reserve ade-
quate 10 meet estimated Withdrawals
ana the Investment OF postal funds
through The purchase OF the securities
OF the government OF OF state or city
bonds This amendment. il was said
mas the approval Of the administra-
ton
Senator Bailey made a speech in
which he endeavOred TO prove the IN
consritutionality OF the proposed law
referring 10 the declaration in the
Democratic platform fayoring postal
savings banks Mr. Bailey said II was
put there only in response 10 public
clamor and by inference al leas, Mr.
Bailey repudiated H.
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ALDRICH WINS HIS FIGHT
Bill Without Proviso Limiting Jur-
isdiction Of Commerce Court.

Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Aid.
rich won his fight in the senate com.
mittee on Interstate commerce TO keep
out OF the administration railroad bill
a proviso that will limit the jurisdic.
ton OF the proposed court OF com
merce 70 the power now conferred on
circuit courts OF the United States.
II this victory can be clinched in the
fight that is coming on the floor Of the
senate. the new bill will open up TO
the corporations such opportunities for
protracted litigation as practically 10
nullify the advantages OF the proposed
court OF commerce. In point OF fact.
the whole plan OF the president for a
court of commerce is declared TO be
endangered by this insistence Of Sen
ator Aldrich upon a broad court re-
view.
The proposed amendment OF the at
torney genera: limiting the power and
Jurisdiction OF the interstate com
merce court so as TO prevent a broad
court review OF the administrative
acts OF the commission does not APP
pear in the text OF the bill as finally
reported 10 the senate by Mr. Elkins
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Taft Acts on Riots.
AGENT STANDS BY CLAWS
Horaee 7. Jones. Testifying in Balm
serPinehot Inquiry, Proves Good
Witness for Prosecution.

Washington. Feb 26.-Testimony
" Louis r. CLAWS in his charges
against Secretary Ballinger and the
general land Office. was again cor
Iouoraied when Horace T. Jones. spe-
''al agent OF the land Office. took the
Witness stand before the Ballinger-
flncbot investigating committee.
Nr Jones proved to be as good a
witness. If not better for the prosecu-
lnn than Mr. CLAWS himself.
one Of the most important state
Menis made by Mr.. Jones was that
James z. sheridan. the special agent
\. me land Office who supplanted Mr.
'a'ls IN the Alaska coal land investi-
cations. SO conducted the hearings be-
iore a special commissioner that many
OPPORTUNITIES we're lost TO prove the
,'Aiention of the government that the
'Ahhingham claims were fraudulent.
he said Mr.. Sheridan refused to
listen to the advice OF several govern
mthi representatives and declared
'la' inasmuch as he intended TO enter
Iion the practice Of law he wanted
Y set all the advertising out OF the
case he could.
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NAB PITTsBURG's BANDIT
Man Who Held Up Many Stores and
individuals confesses-Proves to
Be Polished Gentleman.

Pittsburg. Pa. Feb. 25.-The mys-
terious masked bandit who has been
holding up stores and individuals for
the past three weeks-the same ban
dit for whom one hundred detectives of
Pittsburg have been searching for the
past ten days. was captured in the
heart OF the business center. He give
his name as Stephen Austin of Terre
Haute. Ind. but admits that this is
not all OF his name. He is college
bred. speaks several languages and is
most gentlemanly and polished
young man. He confessed his many
crimes TO the police.
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MADRIZ FORCES GAIN
VICTORY AT TlPITAPA
Report Has u insurgents Loss Is
Nearly 1.5oo-chamorro's Army
Annihilated.

Managua. Nicaragua. via Galveston,
Tex. Feb. 25.-The government re-
ports decisive victory over the in.
surgents at Tipitapa.
Bulletins posted here announce that
Gen. Chamorro's army practically has
been annihilated
The dead and wounded will number
nearly 1900. according 10 reports.
The insurgents are said to have lost
LOO and tie government 400
Train loads Of wounded are being
cared for in emergency hospitals DR..
Compari. the Italian consul. is leading
in the relief work He is assisted by
Red Cross surgeons and nurses and
volunteer surgeC Is.
The hospitals are surrounded by
weeping women and relatives OF the
soldiers begging admittance. The
scene throughout the city is pitiful
in the extreme.
Despite the reports OF disaster Gen.
Chamorro is still uncaptured and the
government is strangely apprehensive
lest he appear with a new force at
some unexpected point.
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INSURGENTS WIN A VICTORY
Nicaragua Rebels Take City Of Gran
ads-Government Losses Are
Enormous.

Washington. Feb. 24.-victories OF
immense Importance TO the insurgent
armies in Nicaragua are recorded in
dispatches received al the state de
partment
Gen. Chamorro. with the main d.
vision OF the insurgent army. has
evaded the government forces sent
out TO check him. and by a flank
movement has taken the city OF
Granada. The Chamorro family is
powerful there and the capture Is i'm.
portant
The losses Of the government troops
have been enormous in the guerilla
warfare which has ragged for the last
few days Dispatches say that after
the engagement February Is scores
Of unburied dead lay in the fields
The losses OF the provisional troops
were slight