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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11

Die ReD Dorter 90rie ipirl
au~ Gruno oes StanoaIs nit ben Rot
Sslano 2ttien, Die in Is Winuten un
30 goints itisgen uno bann ebenic
ihneQ lpieoer fielen, ejnige Reformer
einfubren. Gine oerisIben ipiro eine,
beIonDers itDinDelbaften Torm be,
8urstreiberei entgssenrptrten. Sic be.
itebt in Der 9orihrift, DaB. tpsnn Sc.
muno cine Yartie Qlttten anbietet, osl
9ertdufsr barauf beiteben tann, DAT
Der gieter bic qan3s partie onnimm:
Wenn u 5000 4ttien RotS tSsldno an
bietet, 10 muB 9. Der ioIte Yupiert
taufen nil, oue 1000 Qttisn nebm:n
ODER sr tann Uberbaupt teine tdufen
Run 1T es tldr, bdB bofft feltsn iolf
qrpBe Burtien BON Ginem Qetduft D2Ts
Den. To5 geihiebt nur oann. fpenn
Der 8ertdufer uro Der adufer unter
elmer Tede Iteden, b. b. tejn pirtItdtE
0ertduf itattftnoet, ioroern eine @er=
itporunq, I'm oas 9ublitum nit iaIs
iten Rotirunqen gu beliiqen. 9as iolI
nun dufboren. 7Ferner iou ben 8ors
fen 9trettorsn erldubt iein. Qegen Of
Tenbdre 8reistreibersi, tpie BEL ben
Rot sSsIdnD Qttien, duf Der Stsae elm
3uIhreiten. 2luf oieie Reformen III
nit 9eItimmtbsit gu redrsr, benn oem
tpiloeIten g0rIsnzS Sobber 1T nar, baR,
tpenn Der Shpiuosl nid1t einj9srmaBsn
QufbDrt, Der qun3e g0rienhunpsl GIT
GnDe tommen fpiro. ggis bic Tinle
iegt Iieoen, tDrnte benz Qaube teir gr0s
beres Slid 3u tbeil peroen, dIs lpeRn
ale 80rien Elm Sabr lang itIsBen
MOLTEN. D1s bate 3ur Dirtung, bab
bic ubertriebsneu 8urie auf ibr pabres
gipeQu herabfieIer. IQmit geitdhe
oem 6onosl uno Der Snouitrie Elm gro
Ger 9ienft. Denn oieIe, ipe3ieu Die
GtIenbabnen iiber 4apitaIsmangel tlas
oan, 10 lieQt Der 9runo bdrin, odB
Riemano bic tiuitIth in Die 60be qes
triebsnsn Bapiere taufen nil. Auf
ihren ndhren Wertb anleiebt, 1piroe
es an Sdufern niht febJen. Sps3iell
bos 4usIano mare in ioItem Sale
germ bereit, aQes 8eIo gu lisiern. btIien
mir beourfen. Gieie StIisbung ser
g6rren tpGre in 0trtIitteit nur bic
geftGtiqun9 sineg attueQsn 3uItanoes,
benr es 1T ihon felt lanQer 9eit 5eobs
ahtet nproer, DaB reeQe 9auFe uRo
gertGufe an ben g0rIen fait oar niht
mebr ItottFinben. 3as g0rTengeitdTt
iit nitts tpeiter ols Elm 9ausrUfang.
pie er auf Sabrmdrtten qetrieben ptro.
Sine Qn5abl WitDeritnOrere Dts
Spie(hulters iteIlen iih ON 5iite Elm
unb gslpinnen orobe Summen, big Der
Bauer. oaour6 anqslodt, eberfauS iein
8elo iebt unb big aufs 9smo qsplins
bert piro. Rad oieier Wlethobe Der
oSnouftriesRitter ipiteIt iid beute Die
WebrsQbl Der 80rIengeiddfte ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11
Mms be,n YoliseigeridJt.

Der Jalf ssgsn CHARTS GItnbrooi.
ietne Odttin unb cine iunee Dunit,
ipeIfe iih Gpeinn gaIpert BON pitts
burg ntHHi. ipnrbe aui antraa Der ans
gstldstm perfho6en. Die Qetiertn
tpurben. ipie bereits gsifsrn ausfiibriid,
krihtet, am @onr1tas Worgen i'm
Clinton Sotei tpeasn anaeblihen nrs
oroentlihen getrneens perbdftsf.
9sraume 3sit nohm bic Utrhanb.
lung bes ;Salfes psgen BEN bes 1aftsHs
oie5l.abIs dnaetl1eisn Gapib 5imon
in stnfprudl. Gimon In Der Wsdnn,
ipeIher Dor sinieen moheE ben itas
IieniThen aoniuE 9inoetio ouf elmer
Strdbsnbdbncar an Der 12. uno Wdin
Gtrdbe um Elm qortsmounoie nit eis
ner qrGbersn Gslpiumme beitoblen boz
ben Io[Ite. W1breuo Der Dsrbnnolunatn
fam es Spiihen ben nesnsriihen ans
ipdlten berfhieoens Wdlt 3u beftiesn
observation-disclosures. fcoos Rihter
gooe iih seuOthist lab. bic 5errtn sur
Srenuns Al rufen. Sbsleih aoH'u!
6inoehio fehr beitimmt in itineu Nus
ideen mar uno ben Ineeiagien als eis
Hm eer Rdnner iosniifisirte, Die iih
an bsm betrefFnotn 1dge ouf Der
Sirabenbo1near an ihn beranbrGnsttn,
lag notl giniidt ots Rihtsrs ieiu ses
niigtnoe gsipeismaitrial sur utbers
iiibruna Dor, fpesbdlb Simou freiqss
iprphen fpuroe. Gr tpurSe ieoo6 bein
9srlofTen Oes gerihisiaaIs BON De-
heimpoIisiiten in gmpfans senonmtn
uHD oIs perodhtig fpieeer elmer .3.lle
iibertuieieH.
SdmneI 5eeb, fpeld1sr nm Sonniol
abenb nah elmer sriinoIiden gi:rrsiie
nit Isinsn .3etgsnoHsn an Der s.. n1be
Smith Giraffe, in Strsit uno i6lieh.
lid in cine ShI1esrsi aeratbtn mar,
bate iidl unter Der 4ntlaee bes groben
llnfuss su perdnifuorien. Gr lam mit
elmer GeleTirafe pon so uro Rotten
oopon.
Gioponne Gdtpaiore. Elm alter
freuno. nno obbahlof,r J!aliener.
tpurbe ouf si1ensn munih cuf srti
Wounts ing arbsitshdus esianbi. Gr
beoantte Iih beim Rihisr bafur. bob
nisisr ibm tempordre llnteriunft seetn
Wino unb mettsr perffJdfft babe.
Grnnt 9dronsr. ipeIder in besnttps
tenn ,3uitorne nuf elmer Gar Der 600
Chen ginis iIh unessi.mlit, benoms
men bate, tuuroe lpsgen uufues 5ur
3dhlunq Der Goiien neriirtneilt.
Charles Bittmnn, poH aibertr Ctr.
unp 1sreemdn 4ps., tpuroe beg Dieb.
itatls zines lIebsrsiehsrs itufoig BE-
funoen unb nuF bier Wtonate iu's Ut.
btitsbdus asioHbt. Rih!er gobe be.
msrtts, oab sr segsn galstoimarosr
sius eruuoidBlihe 4bneisuHs bdbe
unb tets NIT oubsritsr Sirtngt eeaen
btsieIben poreeben perbs.
llnsrfporteis 9eripidlunseu fteliien
iifl in oem Sale esssu bic oes Grobs
bisbiiabls anestlaste RseeriH emma
2cpina Elm. 9ebtere mar dm Conn
tag mad aufrestnosr Saso perbafiet
iporcen, nohoem iie bsm Wm. CART,
eintm WeiBeH. 800 entpeuDet battle.
Gas Selo puroe an Der Gisbin borge.
funben. Ddbrsno 5art iit auf ntm
3euseuitanos befano unb fhiloeris,
ME bic RegsriH ibn un i.in Gelo ers
lei6terts. iteais iid 5reo. Woauin i'm
Gesi6tsiaal sin uue srtIarie, hab Dart
bns Sslb ibm geitoblen babe. cart
III ols 6dusineft i'm aoraine Sot,l
ongeitelIt. in ipelhem Wcquin ala Gois
dbesitiegsn mar. Sort ipurbe perbafte.
uHo unttr Der antlast bes Grobbieb.
ituhIs tiHgeiperrt. geioe GAME ,purbsn
fhlisb!ih biz gum II. Januar per.
ihobtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11

Mit ieineu manbi6uriiasn
GiieHbabnpldnen Ipiro DobI unTer
Stadts SetretQr Hitt DurhDrinQea.
Sie iino Rtht unrtdtig unD ioQlr
bohIt empfeblenslperrb, aber es mill
Riemanb pesipesen in Sdlpiertqteitsn
nit Sapan uno RuBluRo geratbsn,
10 lange itd ous permeioen lGbt. gls
YrdffDsnt HooIepsIt ben ;Srieoen 3tpis
iheu ben beioen Wtdften permttteIte,
irdr tpeDer ibm, nod ieinen Sefretdren
befannt, bGB Die UtanDIturei elm BON
Der Ratur iebr reid 6ebaftes Qano
lit. RuBlanb uno syapan batten um 10
eenauere 3enntnib odpon unb ii6erten
iih bic M0glif1teit Der 6errihaft unD
9fusbeutung Der Wanpihurei bur6
Die gfisnbabnen. Sm iubli6en STEELE
Dieies @ebietes beberriht Sapan niht
bios ben gan3en 9anoel. ionbern leat
audi aoloHien ldngs Der Balm un, SIN
n0rblihen 9beiIe psrfdbrt Rublanb in
aleiher Weife. Die dnDeren Qdnoer
baben e6enTo gut fpie bic Der. Stadten
Dieies llebergepiht bon Rubidno uno
seSapaH perTpirt, aber Tie befurtten,
bob IS obns Rrieg uiht befeitigt fpers
ben fann. 4us bie1em 9runbe molten
fife ben pldn bes Setretdrs anor
knidbt unteritiiBen, fpona6 bic 1nanbz
/ rfhnrti1en 8obnen BON China angez
fauft, b. 3. 5tpansstpeiie erporben nno
nelitraliiirt peroen iplIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11

Gp. 3ionssemeiuoe.

Die Snbrssperfammllins Der Gpung.
3ions 0smeinos (paItor u. g. Wiebe)
apurben lestsn Sonntag glohmiitas
t3 llhr cbasholien. 0erId,isbene
tpihtiee anseieesahsiisn ipurben be.
iprOfen uno erleoisi, unter anoersm
spuroe audi ttfhlpiien. cine aollstt.
anr S6ulpentilguns su erbb<n unn ss
lpurotn icfort nabesa $500 seihris.
ben. lie Wobl ersab folgsnbss Rss
fuItat: prGfibent, 5srraus. 8. 1asd,
ter; 0iSeprdiipsnt, berr I'D. Climb.
meper; prot. Setretdr, 6err 6. 1ss.
Ter; 5inanS Sstrst6r, 5err 9<inr.
RiebemanE; Stasmeiiier. 5err u.
I8eis; aelteiis: bic lxrrsn 8. Wie!s
bot. s. Rdbe unb O. ssriihkmeper:
Diatonsn: bic 6erren s.. Wsnbenbori,
9. JebIsr uno W. 0IiHomspey;;
1rnitees: bic aerrsn s. giisosmann,
u. W<is unD u. 1Ktter.
Der ollestit tbdtise Jrauens unb
JuHsfrausnpsreiu bitisr Gemeinbe psys
onIfal',t am Donnsrfiog. ben 13. D.
BITS. Rohmittdas unn abenhs elm
aoffeefrdnsfta, nrbunh<n nit Sups
per. Die 9nmen. ipeln< am Rommit.
tee bieneH. iino bic fyrauen: 3. ahlsrs,
8ait, grOtate, Dtdfr. Dro6, Gnsert,
q. Grlihttnieper unb 6. yriidtes
mtner. DieieIbtn lnben Freunbli&ft
ein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11
Dus repubtitunif6s Rom

Sus repubfitunifd I DE Rom
ereB &agne 8omnittee erfIdrt
in einsm 3irtular, odb feline 4bfihten
faIfh bdrgeftelt lperpen. IS tuerpe
teiHe Stellung 3u ben Romtnattonen
BON RongreB 8dnoiodten nebmen, Be-
balte fth dber oas Reht Dor, falfhe
4ngdben Der oSnfurgenten Su berihttz
gen. 8as 3irtular bat einen auftld
renoen Werth unp ipnft nihts. Utan
tann aus oieFem erfeben. tportn Der
9ifferen3 Quntt 3ptfhen ben re9uz
ldren Republitanern unD ben SnIurs
genten beItebt. Die Griteren bebaup.
ten, oaB Der 5arif lpie er ieBt Idutet,
Die bo6ite Legislative Weisbeit bar
iteqs, rpdbreno er nab 2lniiht Der in.
furgenten 4perthIos 1T, gBir Iinb Der
entfhieoenen @niitt, oab oas Som
mtttee nit einem iolten 3trtular nur
llnbeil anrinten t0nnts. Sn Soma,
Wtscouiin, WinReiotd, Sanfas uno
Rebrastd nil man Don oem neuen
Sdrif uifts piI1en. Sober 8erIuh,
oem 8oIte ein3ursoen. oaB ar gut lit,
tam nur Die lln3ufrieben4eit iteigern
uuo our @rpdbluna oem0tratifher
ReprdIentanten fiibren. 9soeuteno
beiier tann oas aDmmittes Der partei
oienen, tpenn es cine neus Repiiion i'm
Sabre 1912, ndtDem Die Iartf=&oms
million berihtet bat, psrIprttyt. 81
nem 8eripre6en piro ous 8Olt eber
8louten Itenten, aIs elmer offenfunz
oilen 2uQe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11
Butter, Gier uuo Yulitif.

Den 9olititern Beginner Die 61use
frduen qraue 6aare gu peruriaden.
Mit Ufdnnern, Die iih uber strpas Be-.
ftperrr. t0nnen lie iton 3ursht tom.
men. Man faqt ibnen ettpeber gar
nihts ooer Die llnpubrbeit, ober irgen0
cine labme GntiduIoigung Die BEN
3lpet entipriht, ba Wdnner ii6er irs
aenD cine anpere Sdte ibrs Stage
pergeTen. Qlbsr ipenn Die 5rausn
Qdrm IdIdgen, oann lpirb IS bsm go
littter TfrpiiI gu Mutbe. Gr peiB, bab
nenn eine 5rau i'm Rsdt lit, Iie bas
niht fir fih bebGIt, ionoern ss Iehr
bGuFi9 fpieberbolt unb DAP niht bos
6er3. rpie nur lpriife 9ihter ods Be-
5aupten, ionbern Der 8elbbeutel lire
empfinbiamite Stsne lit unb in Dieier
[ebteren 6inIiGt beftshsn jsbt 8erhdlt=
niiie, Die unerb0rt itnD. gine Iolte
9beuerurg ME jebt, III nod niht bas
aefpeien. Qiht bios, mas qenieB5ar,
fonoern aud, mas ungeuieBbdr III,
iteiot au ihtpinbelnoer 6obc. Die
syrausH lamentirsn, baB iie nit Gem
Wo6engelbe ntht reihsn unb bic
Wdnner tOnnen nicht rsbr bisten, aIs
iie perbienen, Sn 5olae beffen pirb
befirhtet, bab man Die bsrrIdenbs
partei fir ben Rot6itono beranttports
lid balten pirb.
Dds 1pdre in Der amerifanii6en 8o-
litit nidts 9teues. Mebr ais einmol
iino prdIioententpublen bura Dtonoz
mifhe 8erbdltniife entfhieben porben.
Deil Elm niepriger Weiaenpreis pOrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11

5u. Rohbem bem Wsrunelidten bon
BEN in Der Rdbe ipobnenoen Mrats Or.
Q. y. Grimes Elm gerbuno ongeltat
fporben mar, ipurbe er pon 1rtunDea
noh ieintr Wobnune gebrodt. 6srr
aroser tpirb iebenfatIs lGngsrs 3tit on
bds geti 1efsfjeli Iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11
Wradl nd bas edlaHeIb,in.

6srr .. 3. arostr. Der btlonnie
8antixr unp aaufmdnn. alitt i'm
Munro 6ossl unf Dem Msege nah BEN
Raume fiir iiiriifdt Ndbsr aus nno
sog li9 siusn 8ru4 Dss G6liiHelbeins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11

q8enn Der II aaiier bic nislen Reis
len gleih 81 9eeinn bes neuen Jahrss
unternebmen ipoqts, fptlte ibm bic
3eitungen aubihten, bann mibts or
bic g0ttltde 8obe Der Nagegsnpdrtias
felt befiBeu. Reulih hisB ss, or
Derbe i'm Sauuar sinsn Bsiuh in
gnslano MAIDEN, gIeih oauah. er
nolle cine Wittelmeerfabrt unternebS
men, unb fpieoerum anbsre, aneeblih
gut unterri6tete 8lditer fprahen pom
einem 8eiud oes aaiiers in Rom btim
G6nig unb papit, Dem g. M. fhon
lange cine 8ifite babe MAIDEN molten.
8orertt bleibt Der aaiIer, bon ben ses
tpobnten Qbitedern abgeieben, in 9ers
lin, unb er fpirb ipobl erit nad3 Isinem
@eburtstag, am 27. Januar, ouf Rel.
fen eeaen, fpobin aber, bas t0Hneu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-11

Bon gtuguit 8Otliu.

Der &aiier unb ieine 0eneraIs. -
Cont unb jsBt. - Der olie Jris
uno Steu6en. - Die olten Rsp0lu3.
ser uno ibre Sobne. - Der @robs
ber3og ais 3eatsrbidtsr. - Tsuts
fdsr &nltfhdb on Worgan per-
fault. - Sffpassr 2eopolo uno
feline 9eliebts.-Ger nsue Ronig. -
9si ben frau30iif6en Fumerapen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-13
GIRL THREATENS
GRANDFATHER FOR
MENAC|NG WAITER
Eloping De Janon Damsel Says
Buist Must Not Prosecute
Her Companion.

af -..AEfa ErHa4r-F
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13,-Roberta
BUST De Jannn. the ~17-year-old h~eircss,
and Frederick Cohen, the middie-aged,
bald-headed waiter with whom she
clipped, will arrive here this evening at
6 o'clock In charge of detectives. Miss
De Janon will be met by her grand
father, Robert Buist, and taken to his
country home. Mr.. Buist left here last
probably at Pittsburg today, and re-
turn with her.
District Attorney Rotan announced
positively today that he would not pros
| ecute Cohen for abduction nor on any
other charge unless he was held by a
magistrate, and that any preliminary
prosecution must be done by Mr.. BUST,
That the aged millionaire Q to
prosecute Cohen there rs hardly .
doubt, in spite of the threat made by
Miss DE Janon just.as she was leaving
| Chicago yesterday afternoon. She said:
II viii not stand their putting Fred
Cohen ia jail. That is positive and
final. II my grandfather wants. to keep
me from publicity he must first agree
NJ. to prosecute Fred;
With eyes flashing, as She stamped
her foot to emphasize her determine
ton, Miss de Janon thus made known
the terms. She added that if the
freedom Of Cohen be assured she will
not run away again and will consent tc
go to school.
My father and my grandfather mas
as well make III their minds that Fred
isn't to be prosecuted" she continued
HE did moi abduct or induce me te
-. $50. IT, hon haan NV rrntprtoa
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-13
BLUECOAT WARNS RECKLESS
MOTORMAN AT CROSSING.
Disregarded High Street and
Central Avenue Stop.

The necessity Of police regulation Of
the traffic at High street and Central
avenue and tbs good work that the
tairoinan splaced there by Captain John
y. Brown, of the Second Precinct, after
his attention had been called to the
situation by the EVENING STAR, was
shown last night when west-bound
Central car a stopped by the police
man and the rnotorman adfnonished to
regard the traffic rules. The car. on
its eastward trip, had not stopped at
High street. as required. so the police.
man took matters into his own hands
when it returned
Next ti1sae you pass these corners
without stopping you're going to get
reported declared the patrolmans
This Is an emergency STOP and you
want to look out for it,"
The motorrnan tried to explain how
H. happened that he had not. l ~
That's ali right remarked tho blue
coas az he dropped off the step. .sYou
stop that's an you have TO do.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-13
TpGnIUlM IN HONOR OF HOLY
NAME FEAST IS OBSERVED,

The iridium in honor of the feast OF
the Holy Name. which occurs on Sun
day. began in the various Roman
Catholic churches throughout the do
cese last night. Services will be con-
tinued tonight and tomorrow night,
The order of the evening service in
most of the churches is the recitation
of the rosary, sermon and benediction
of the blessed sacrament.
The iridium will be brought to a
close with special services on Sunday
evening, when new members will be
received into the various Holy Name
societies, Tomorrow and Saturday
mornings masses will be celebrated.
Members of the Holy Name societies
will receive holy communion on Sunday
morning Confessions will be heard in
the various churches on Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-13
SINGER HELD ON CHARGE
OF ROBBING SILK STORE,
Suspect Is Held for Grand Jury's
Action.

Charged with being implicated in the
robbery of silk valued at S2,400 from
the store of David Kline, at eos Spring
field avenue on October 30, William
Singer was held in $4,000 bail to await
the action OF the grand jury by Judge
Herr in the Fourth Precinct Court to-
day. \
Singer was arrested Sunday night
by Detectives Ryan and Farrell, OF pos
lice headquarters, as q p~ickpocket. He
was identified yesterday by Louis Bobb
of 10 Charlton street, who is employed
as a watchman in that district. as one
of a party of three men he saw car
rying a big bag near the Kline store
on the night in question.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-13
HOSPITAL M OFFICERS.

MORRISTOWN, Ian. 18.-The Nor
ristown Memorial Hospital Association
has elected the following officers
President, John L. Taylor: vice.
president, Edward l., ppbbins;
secretary. Edward Howell; treasurer
John II. Bonsall; directors. Frederick
o. Spedaer, Charles A. Kip, Gordon T.
Sherman, Henry c, Pitney. jr. Senator
Edward X. Mills, Charlton A. Reed
Samuel II. Beach. Frederick 6. Burn
ham, Harrie T. Hall, John j. Water,
bury. Charles W. Ennis. Augustus l.
Revere, the Rev. Albert Erdman, The
Rev. William NJ, Hughes and Henry *
Morgan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-13
Happenings Of
Importance in
German Circles

Women's auxiliaries Of the various
German-American Central sicieties are
advocated by Mrs. Emma J, Dornhoe
fer, president OF the auxiliary connect
ed with the national organization. She
has sent circular letters to the locals
including that in this city, SO the mat
ter will be taken up here ut the next
meeting, Mrs, Dornhoefer dwelis at
length upon the importance of these
auxiliarics. p
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-13
JAIL DRIVER CHARGED
WITH BEATING BUTCHER,

Charged with assault and battery
Nathan Golden, driver, IS years old. of
~ Rankin street. Is g prisoner in the
Fourth Precinct station.
During the course OF an alteration
between Golden aud Max Miller, q
butcher, at "A Livingston street, the
latter received a blow on h head
which made ii neqessary for him to go
TO the City Hospital, Rolicsman
Kromeibein arrasted Goldene
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-13

want every chronic rheumatic to thr v
away al medicines. all iiniments, all
p!pst.rs, rad e. e As.SYoE'S RHEuMA.
ydur doctor may say, no matter what
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Hexaner Woinen's Auxiliary Post.
No. 81, q. A. r.. had its annual meet
ing in oertel's Hall, Springfield avenue,
last night. with this result, President,
Mrs. Caroline Rust: vice-president,
Mrs Heidel; secretary. Mrs. Il. Wit
ting' treasurer, Mrs. j. Geidheuser
The finance committee is made up Of
Mrs. L. voelker. Mrs. H. Brcuninger
and Mrs. l.. Wnoker. Instrumental
music, singing and dancing made up
the social feature of the session
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OF the blaze. Mrs. Rosa Baumann. the
vice -president, welded the gavei In her
stead.
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MASKED Dance.

Arrangements for the masked dance
Of them c. v. Germania. to be held
January 20, In the Kruger Auditorium.
have been completed by the COMMITTEES
in charge. Its officers. are: Chairman,
August Maedel; treasurer. Joseph
zeidieri secretary, William Stumpf
The society met last night when the
tickets for the event were distributed
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the singing of the Star-spangled Banner
by the assemblage.
Miss Barbara Schultz's poem follows:

the singing of the Star-spangled Banner
by the assemblage.
Miss Barbara Schultz's poem follows:
Amid turmoil and strife,
Discomfort ana unrest,
AT home or abroad
Just Il glimpse af our flag
Seems to pacifs ali
Believers in God.
Those bent on traitorous
Work. pause and quickly ommun
With thelr tortured soul,
Their eyes grow din with tears,
EVIL thoughts disappear
And hearts again arc whole.
Our flag, the Stars and Stripes,
Protector of all creeds.
Noble is its tasF,
May all nations revete
The emblem OF peace.
To bless 1T, God, We ask.
God bless il, we pray.
Help us to keep 1t pure.
Spotless and sin free.
Cause 1t to send 4 thrill ST.
Through all whom 1t protects,
And thanks we'll give to Thee.
Miss ztegIer's Poem.
Miss Helen ziegler's poem;
God bless our native flag so bright,
Bless every stripe aud star,
Flag of the brave. emblem OF right,
Herald of liberty, near and far.
God bless cur flag. dear freedoms nag,
AS 1t floats on the breeze o'er land nne
sea-
Over hill and dell and mountain crag;
Keep our nation pure and 1ree,
God bless our eountry's flag. ''old Glory
Long. may it wave ON high,
Rich In legend, scng n story
N{oxff Tito hnputN tANpp die |'N
God bless our flag, "Flag OF the brave"
Thy folds shall float on high,
Over the patriots true and brave,
Who fought in the days gone by.
Miss Clinton's essay was as follows;
Each nation has some emblem
around which is grouped all the love
the pride and solf- sacrifice of its PEG
ple. 10 preserve It's folds from dis
honor, to keep intact the principle TO
which it stands, and to preserve to pos
terity the memory of It's influence, mel
have given their lives and nations hav'
gone down to defeat,
'In this beloved land of ours, W
boast of an emblem that stands for al
that is just. good and holy. It's stor'
has been told to generation after gen
GRAFTON of how each bar of red AS
symbol of the death of the martyres
heroes. and each bar of white tn
monument to their noble purpose
formed the first principle of unity u
the thirteen original States. grouped
as shining stars in a field of blue
Through the q Of toll aud hard
ships, through strife and bloodshed, OF
land and sea, the sight of It's starr,
folds brought hope and peace to man,
a breast,
"In that fond prayer. God Bless Gu
Flag goes ali the feeling Of reverence
and joy of the true American heart
and waited on the breeze from tn
throats of her ions and daughter
comes the sound of a mighty Amen"
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the annual excursion next summer.
The reports showed that the society
has Increased in membership and finan-
cially.
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brokerage firm Of S p, Chaplin s. Co,
and Fred G. Countiss, one of his part
ners. from the New York Stock Fx-
change, for their part in the sky
rocketing of the Rock Island common
stock on December ~, did not interfere
with the local business OF the company
today. In the offices here everyone was
ct work as usual. bit all stock deals
were made by a BROKER acting for the
suspended men
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VIRGINIA HARMED GOES TO RENO.

NEW YORK. Jam la--Virginia
Harmed. wife of n. III. Sothern. the
actor, is enroute for Reno, New, for the
purpose Of establishing a six months
residence. That is the period required
before divorce proceedings can be be-
gun, Recently Miss Harmed undertook
to obtain a divorce under the Nevada
laws. but Judge Pike at Reno, refused
to grant a decree on the grounds that
the complainant WAS not o resident OF
the State,