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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-18
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goai 6.45s, powoereo 5.75. cubes 500,
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-51sc, orotnGrer 3554-4IG 3apau 8 -
&c per 4fune.
Tairps groeutte.
Butter. -- Wari. ribig uno itetia. -
5ausg Creamery 30iSe, Greamerp frits 27c.
DO. ieconos 25t, idncg Soirp 22e, go.
20l&c per Sfuno.
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1876, Roroweiiiiber lie, 4eip glort lie,
S6peiser lss, Stmburger l5s, Bird l6e
per giuno.
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l6s, 0dbne l0L-l2s, Srathlbuer coy
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greenings s3.5o-3.75. Sings s450-5.oO
per SbI.. Sonatbau s3.0o-3.25, SeaHowets
I'll 75--l IS per Aifte,
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20 per Dbl.
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--2.25 per Dbl. nuo Ridlisan 5000 -
81 90 per Ton.
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tomatoes. - 5loriea sl.75--2.2o per
Crate.
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8obuen. Rartt itetie. 9rima Rars
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no. . DO. si50l-l5.25; sIee. gemiidser
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robes re, sesodltes 7Se per Q5aaone In BAR
tien upn l--4 1bl. CrtrG saintsr Ieit
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Teras Stiere "a l0--5.9O, wetltde Sttere
81 42j-6.lO, Stoder9 uno ,TeeOer5 S3.2O-
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rauhe ~ S5--9.O 90. quite bIs auSerIe'ene
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3uiubr Htnopieb 1900, Shmetne
24,OOO, Sthnie uno %dntmer 5000.
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Tie nad,ioIoenben Enotirunoen be;iebeu
iid nur auf ensros Iransatttonen; 5ei
tleineren e5eifdften peroen etpGs bobere
greife bere6net.
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5amilu 13--I314c I. o. b.
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feit. Sbort flare Seiten l2114-l2l4e, ibori
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paiit.
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ten l34-l31le, furse Aippeuieiien l23l--
l3c, ertra ibort clear Setteu l3 - 1314G
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l4szt loie nno te per gfuHb mebr perpaft.
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gienie 1huIteru l21<-i3c. Breatfalt Ba.
con lS-l9c, SduIteru 12114-l3t, Jiew
gort Gut Sdulteru l214-l3c, irofene
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atoms III ouf 0.04 5ritiiontsI WilIis
gtnmn tkrd|net ipctDtn.
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Wiebnldrffe.

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2nfubr nno geridnot mabreno Der per.
Foiienen "a Siunoen, ueralid,en nit ben
porbsraebenoen Iagen, ruaren wie foigt:
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
ARIZONA CONVENTION
TO CONVENE TOMORROW
Personnel Of Constitutions Per-
manent Organization Is
Absorbing Topic

PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. S.-Almost all
OF the fifty-two members of the con-
stitutional convention which meets
Monday have arrived, and conferences
and caucuses Of various county dele
cations are being held in the hotels to-
night.
The absorbing topic among the dele
gates and many others from all parts
of the territory now here is the person.
mel of the conventions permanent or
ganization, particularly the presidency,
for which there are half dozen candi-
dates. While present pledged delega-
tions are divided by geographical lines.
the ultimate division probably will be
between the progressives and conserva-
tives among the Democrats, who have
a majority of thirty, and a warm con-
test is expected before the final selec-
ton of president is made. The situa-
tion now regarding the presidency is
very complicated, but solution is ex-
pected before tomorrow night by the
withdrawal Of several candidates, MAX
ing the final contest between the choice
of progressives and conservatives, the
former headed by George w. p. Hunt
of Globe and Milford Winsor of Yuma,
with e. E. EIlinwood of Bisbee mar
shaling the conservative forces.
The convention will be called to order
Monday noon, probably by Judge A. c.
Baker, former chief justice of the Ari-
zona supreme court, though the selec-
ton Is not yet made.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
GREAT CROWD CHEERS
BELL At HEALDSBURG
Candidates Opposition to 0rien-
tai Invasion Wins Friends
in Country District

HEALDSBURG, Cal, Oct. 8.--Theo-
dore Bell, Democratic candidate for
governor, spoke before a big crowd IN
the public plaza here this afternoon.
He was escorted to the platform by
delegation of representative citizens.
E. b. Shook of the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank acted as chairman Of the
meeting.
Bell ridiculed statements that he
had sold out to corporate interests.
He rebuked Hiram Johnson, the Re
publican nominee, for alleged abuse
which Johnson had directed toward
him in his campaign speeches.
Bells promises to keep the school
system out of politics, reform the
present textbook system, and his OPP
position to oriental invasion met with
great applause.
other speakers were Timothy Spell
lack, candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor; DR.. c. l.. Browning, candidate
for railroad commissioner; G. Gosford,
candidate for associate justice of the
supreme court, and H. A. Blanchard,
candidate for clerk of the supreme
court.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
JOHNSON TOURS FIVE
COUNTIES IN ONE DAY
Candidate Makes Speeches in the
Principal Santa Cruz and
Monterey Cities

SANTA CRUZ. Oct. Sin speech
here tonight before a big audience in
,Armory hall, Hiram Johnson. Republi-
can candidate for governor, charged his
opponent, Theodore Bell, with soft
pedaling' upon the dominant issues of
the state campaign. He said the con-
servatism displayed by Bell in the
south might be changed to radicalism
in the san Joaquin valley, and added
that If such were the fact it would
prove only a case Of hedging on issues.
Johnson said:
when we find our opponents litera-
ture given over to attempts to convince
voters that because a man has been q
candidate for office ever since he was
old enough to vote he should know
what is best for this state, and because
another man has never sought office he
should not be qualified to hold office, we
feel that our suspicion that 1t Is only
a reaching out after votes Is we'll
grounded
johnson will leave for San Francisco
tomorrow morning, but will leave there
in the evening for a trip up the Sacra-
mento river.
Today his campaign took in the prin-
cipal cities Of Monterey and Santa Cruz
counties. He has Travelled 2000 miles
and made seventy-flve speeches since
leaving San Francisco September 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
SETS BABY ON SIDEWALK,
STEALS ITS CARRIAGE
Child Thinks 1t Great Fun to See
Man Run with Buggy

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Here is a man
SO mean that in his presence the per-
son who takes candy from infant hands
by force or robs the penny bank owned
by youthful innocence would declare
himself noble and high minded.
He it was who stole the baby car
riage and left the occupant on the
pavement saying 600 goo" to a news
paper OF the day before, which he had
given the child for doll.
Mrs. Max Wollnslzy left her baby
girl Eta in front OF her husband )
dry goods store while she went in to
assist him waiting on customers dur
ing q rush. The child. which is year
old, was in her little carriage con-
tented and happy and wrapped in a
new coat. While Mrs. Wollnsky was
measuring muslin and calico and dim
ity the villain arrived. He lifted the
baby out of the carriage and deposited
her on the sidewalk, and then he took
off that little gray coat.
But 1t cannot be said that he was
entirely heartless, for he wound an old
newspaper UP in the form Of a doll and
placed it in the chubby hands of Eta
and disappeared swiftly around the
corner with the carriage and the coat
and the dainty pillows which Mrs.
Wolinsky had made only last week,
and the bottle.
Mrs. Wolinsky, when there came a
lull, found the baby playing with the
doll which the kind stranger had given
her, and seizing the youngster in her
arms ran swiftly around the corner to
see II there WIS any Sign OF the
marauder in the olfing.
Mrs. Wolinsky Is emotional At first
she was benumbed with surprise and
then she shrieked untl she reached
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
WILL OPEN BIBLE STUDY
COURSE AT Y. M. C. A

At the Y. M. C. A. tomorrow evening
will be the opening of the regular
Bible study work for the year. The
general plan OF the work is the organ
ization of a group of Bible classes in
popular courses among the members OF
the association in the different de-
partments. thus placing men inter-
ested in the same line of association
work In the same classes. At 6;15 a
supper will be served, costing Is cents,
to which all men, whether or not mem
bers of the association, are cordially
invited. At this time the outline of
the Bible class plans will be given.
Following the supper will be a popular
lecture on Bible study by Mark Lev
courses and the organization Of the
classes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
G|LLETT INITIATES
BIGGER FLEET CAMPAIGN
Governor Invites Officials of Pa
Cific Coast States to
Meet Nov. II

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. S-Governor
]. N. Gillett will Thursday next invite
the governors, lieutenant governors
and congressman OF the eight Pacific
coast states and Hawaii to attend in
this city a congress which will initiate
q movement to procure better mer-
chant marine legislation and an in
creased battleship fleet for the Pacific.
This decision was reached late today
after the governor had been in con-
ference with the officials of the Mer-
chants Marine league. The date for
the opening of the congress was set
for November II, and 1t will last three
days.
The congress also will take UP the
question of indorsing San Francisco as
the site for the international exposition
which will be held to commemorate the
opening of the Panama canal.
The following states and territories
will be invited to send delegates:
California, Oregon, Washington, Ida
no, Nevada, New Mexico, Arizona,
Utah and Hawaii.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
ORGANIZATION FILES
NOMINATION PETITION
Good Government Forces Make
Request to Place County
Ticket on Ballot

The Good Government organization
has filed its petition for nomination of
it's ticket for county offices. There are
the signatures of 5000 qualified voters
attached, and these have all been thor
oughly verified by organization work
ers, so that there is no doubt as to the
acceptance of the petition. 1t contains
about 30 per cent more names than are
required.
The full ticket OF the Good Govern
ment organization which will go on the
ballot is as follows:
For associate justice supreme
court-BenJamin T. Bledsoe, William
p. Lawlor.
For justice court of appeals, Second
district, unexpired term-Nathaniel z.
Conrey.
For superior judges-Frank G. Fin
layson, full term; Albert Lee stephens,
full term; John Perry Wood, full term;
Lewis r. Works, unexpired term.
Member assembly, Seventy-third as
sembly district-Edwin C. Mayham.
For district attorney-Thomas Lee
Woolwine.
For tax collector-walter ]. Des-
mond.
For coroner-A. C. Pratt.
Justices of the peace, Los Angeles
township-Frank S. Forbes, Lucius 2.
Green, William Young, Sidney Reeve.
For police judges, Los Angeles city
Joseph w. Chambers, William Frede-
rickson, Stephen Monteleone, Warren
Williams.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
AUSTRIAN YOUTH CLIMBS
TO TOP OF JUNGFRAU
Parents Had Forbidden Him to
Attempt the Ascent

GENEVA, Oct. 8.-Without his
parents permission, and after escap-
ing from them, an Austrian boy Of
Ii, named Earnest -Hauser, accom-
panied by the guide Christen Bischof,
ascended the Jungfrau-the mountain
which has claimed more victims than
any other Swiss peak. He returned
to his anxious parents very proud Of
his exploit.
Owing to the many recent disasters
to climbers the boys parents would
not allow him to climb, and the lad
arranged the expedition, secretly saw
ing his pocket money for the purpose.
1t is not known how he persuaded the
we'll known guide Bischof to join him
in the ascent.
AS reward for his daring the Swiss
Alpine club has made the boy mem
Der of the club. Hauser is not, how
ever, the youngest Alpinist to climb
the Jungfrau, which was assembled in
1907 by Mile. Ada Liechti, a Swiss girl
younger than he.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
FIRE BURNS REMAINS
Of RAILROAD SHOPS
Southern Pacific Plant Visited by
Flames for Second Time
Within Week

TUCSON, Ariz., Coincident with the
arrival of coast insurance men to ad-
Just the loss of one week ago the re-
naming portion of the Southern Pa
cific shops here were destroyed by fire
at an early hour this morning. There
is a suspicion that the second fire was
of incendiary origin and the belief
that the first was of the same origin
is now much stronger.
There had been no fire of any sort In
the portion of the building burned last
night, and employees had been through
1t few minutes before the flames
were discovered. The second fire
caused loss of several thousand dol
lars. Both occurred on Friday nights,
almost a week apart, to the hour. Of
ficials will make u rigid investigation.
The burned end of a piece of fuse
was found late today on the site OF
the Southern Pacific shops after the
fire last night which destroyed the car
penter shop and the storehouse. Su-
perintendent w. II. Whalen and Col.
Epes Randolph both express the opin-
ion that the work was that of an in
cendiary and have asked protection of
Southern Pacific property.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
SEATTLE SEEKS TO
RECALL ITS MAYOR
Proceedings to Gust Head of the
City Are Started by
Citizens
PURITY SOCIETY MEETING
Two Trustees at Vallejo May Be
Dropped on Charges of
InefficienCy
PURITY SOCIETY MEETING
Associated PressJ

SEATTLE, Oct. S.-Circulation of
the petition for the racall of Mayor
Hiram c. Gill was begun today. The
wording of the petition is similar to
that employed in the recall of Mayor
A. C. Harper of Los Angeles. 1t de-
clares that Mayor Gill has shown him
self incompetent and unfit; that he
has abused the appointive power by
selecting, for personal and political
reasons, men personally unfit for the
offices; that he has wholly failed, re-
fused and neglected to enforce the
criminal laws; that he has permitted
Seattle to become a home and refuge
for the criminal classes; that his con-
tinuance in office Is menace to the
business enterprises and morality of
the city.
PURITY FEDERATION MEETING
A national conference of the Ameri-
can Purity federation will be held here
next Monday and Tuesday The white
slave traffic is to be the leading sub
ject discussed, and the Public Welfare
league of Seattle Is preparing to show
the eastern delegates the extent of
the slave traffic in this city, which is
the receiving point for women from
JdpdHt anu lilS punt AOi
japanese women sent to Montana,
Idaho, Oregon and Washington; also
OF white women for the Alaska mining
camps.
Mayor Gill has announced that out
cast women must within two weeks
remove to huge wooden buildings
erected In the southern part of the
city. The buildings are on a hillside
and are visible for miles.
Seven informations against John
Riplinger, former city comptroller and
defeated Republican candidate for
mayor In 1906, charging larceny by
embezzlement of $500 were dismissed
by Prosecuting Attorney George F.
Vanderveer today
Riplinger was alleged to have appro-
priated to his own use more than $780,
900 of city funds while comptroller.
He disappeared from Seattle after his
defeat for mayor and was next heard
from in Honduras, whence he could
not be extradited. He returned to
Seattle without money last year and
surrendered himself.