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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20
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Samiltou AnseiGeu, 2ofal. Nofisea
nnS 0ruigfeites fHS nbsneeben Gdf
Der 4. nnb Charles Gtrake. 1tnier
Ngent far Samiitsn Dobnt Vo. BOZ
Woro Front Ctr. 9elepbon SamlltDS
i376.R. Selepbsn naieres 2erreipeR
eenteu: 393X 6ea.
49, Die gbeleuie Reopcpo fonnseri
Iif in Der Sheibunsstlpae nidt per'
iDhnsn uHo Ri6ter Ulurphn tespili1ss
nsr 9uttin apslhe ouf S6eioung per'
tlost purbs, $4 Die Do6s alb 4lis
mente.
- 50. u. 6ed ipurbe gum prdil'
t.nten Der fidbtilnen gipiIbienfts Rom
miiiiou trnoblt.
- 5siratbsffeine. Ollie Wcloed.
%, unb aucile Dan. 20. beioe Don
WibbIetoipn; Csrar We. Stone, go
ppn Ct. aouis. No., unb Gmt!r J,
Turner, AT, pom 6amilion.
- ii. 8etuobner bon WiaDine nnf
lbtr bas GrfGeinen zines tolleH 6nn
oss in Der Qohbarihofi In Aufresuns
aeratten. Ter Dumb III bis jsSt nod
riht est0otet morben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

BEN Ridter psrTerad,, fidb au beSTsrn
iuurbe bic Gtrafe fuspenbirt. Jrnu
Dora Qtcnarp, BON Der Grmdrb Str,
mnbte pesen eeri,inen Yenshmens $5
uno Soften tlehen. Jrau Sdier.
eine Hohbarin, erlanete ben aoftbes
fell.
Wofters saommiHdr Nnoerion Der.
taufte auf serihtlihem Wess bic Cots
go. so. 81 uno SO in Der Burton 5as
Sen'f6en Dipiiion in Daptpn, ap., an
Sobn 9reife fir $270.
- Sn Mentur, ap., 1T eine 3p.
pbus sGpiosmis ausaebrcdsn. Bier
3ebn 56lie puroen benz gcuntps9es
iunobsitsratb bsrttiet. Sin 3ooess
fan ift su psrssi6nsn. ungefunoes
IrintfpaHer fol- Die uria6e iein. Die
9efunbbeitsbeb1roe bat ale nur ers
oeniIihen Sfritte gthan, um Der
9erbrsituns bss Rerpsnfisbers GinhaIt
5u ssbieten.
glntpoIt @ubrsp Barbour tpurbs
in Der GonpentiOn Der Gsntutp Sto.e
Bar Ifoeiation sum 9iseprdiiceutsn
srpGblt.
9as Sabresspicnic Der ct.
DARIUS 2utb. SountassituIe finoet
am fommenbsr Samitas in oem DID
moHo 9rppe part in Roisouls ftott.
@m. SoQsran uno Soc Bib,
anaeitelte Der Strabenbahn.9eiells
ihaft, purbsn pon oem VolBeite'
Srtlieb BON garton tpseen aneriffs
uno SdIogersi csrbaftst uno unter Il
$3.50 giirsftait ben Grcbesfhtpores
nsn iiberipieien. Sic iOIlsn anesblih
.insn Wnnn Ramsus Dhi.e mibhon.
belt haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

- 5rl. Rut5 Ritter. bi. iia oui
geiut BEL ihr.r Sttpsitsr, JrouGus.
Sefder in 9opton, sinig.Bodsn aufs
belt ilt ssitsr1 mad Wori,tta, 8.
sersi't.
- Der Gon,ou Utsn's Club tdlt
am 5rsitos QbeHo eine 9eriommlune
auF osm RofenplaBs nebsn osm aIubs
Qebduoe ab uno tommt mad ben err
Ieoiqtsn 9siho';sn Elm dusseseihnstss
mufitalifhes gyo8yamm sur 8urts
fiihruna.
- Trau so. Gtrpeissr unh Iohter
bon Qittsburc, Ql., iinb bic 0dfte
Der frau Ric. Stpsissr BON Belt
pue.
- Die Wlitoisotr Der 9euspue
0elfore aociotion psrorn beute oem
Reiuport guiir,B WsH's Club sirsn
gefub abItdttsn
- Sohn 0i4tGms puroe luegsH
glnariffs oui Gin Wao9en Qamens
Saura grodsit uou Ridter Sistn BON
gsuepu. unttr $50 gurgihoft ben
grobaeihpcrsnsn uberEpisisa.
- Der gtQcras 3rpeis bes Dsutits
umsritaniI6en Staotperbdnos belt
arItsrr 4bsro isine monatli1e Der
Tommlung o5. grdfibent Dr.. Sulius
Bad flhris osa 8orfis bno Seiretdr
Otto Sno.e grotoipIlirt, als Deles
auten fir bic Stodtsionoeniion fpurs
ben aubsr ben 9eomt.u, peIht ofns'
bin su git uub G.imme in Der Rom
peution bsts4tist fino. bic 5.rr,u
Rapor Dm. Gift, Otto Usper. Sso.
81. Gsiaer uHo Deter agulc srrpabIt.
Die gsamtsn purben autoriiiri. bic
WIorbats fiy Die betrsffenbeu Dtleeos
ten ausurslsn. Die aonOentlon
ipiro am Sdmitog. SouHtag uno
WlonioQ. 2. bis4 September. in Doas
Ton, qp. itattfinbtn. Der Stonts'
Grqoniia;or Rober. 6. SoraeI sriidr's
in tutssn umriNsn bas prosromm
fir Die Stoatstonpention. Der Sttre'
tGr srots rpuroe beouftragt. 25 Bu'
ems 4bselhen pom gbilaotlphlu
tommtn su laiien. Sc iuuroe beihloi'
fen, oab oi, BsrfammIanaen por lsBi
an piebsr i,oen speiitn Scnnias I'M
Wpnot ab3sbalien perbtn iolisn. Des
grGIibtnt mah.. borauf oufmeri'am,
ouB Der Domsn 3peis pons3aptor
u6bit,n Gountas, ben %. Suli, In
Robler BART am 1ube Der Boon, UNI
5ront Strabs in Tonion .in gos'st'
gicnic Dtraritdltet, gu ipelhtm oi'
Witglisoer nd 3oblreid siniielen lou
ten. 0i, ndHite geriommluns finoe'
am stpeiten 5onntas i'm 4usuit N
Smitts Sane, Ode 1apIo, Gp. uni
DoInut Strabs. itatt. Die Staots'
Grqaniiotorin 5rau 1beo Ssubl uni
me6reu 9amen pom gellspusr 3rpeti
peroen anpef,nb isin. RAD bsi
eisuna iaHo cine ssmatbll1s Unssr'
baltung itati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

9ds lsrnen ber innaen
V ogei- 4ui ansebor.ner Ronabs
rnuRg berubi bic art nno Weiis, nj.
ote aIten 90s,l ibr. 5unaen .rsieben.
Cine btrortise bubble 9eobodfuna.
fpi. Wanbsrfaiien ibren Sunesn llns
serriht i'm einfane.n BON Beuie ers
ikilsn. bat 4ihboher foIeenbermdben
bsobn6iei: 9ns M1nnhen nctt mst
elmer geutt; es betunoet Ieine aniunf,
onrn tinen pfiff. bas Wsibden ers
hett iIt NIT ben Junetn pom 9anns
iripfsl in bic giifie. Osp6brt fnon Der
anblid eines ein3slntn s}alten Gin
berrlihes Wersuiieen, pie eri, ipenn
flint beiiammen finb. Run fhroub.
fih bds W1nnfxn mi. ieinem Cpfsr
IN bic SObe. bic Sunsen fuhen ss siH.
subclsn. bod ianee porber bat cer
pdpa bic Saube fabrsn Ioifsn, nm ben
ienired3i unier ibm fih befinbenoen
SprObIinssn 0slsssnbsit gu seben. iit
I'm 5anssn fliesenbsr yeuie 5u Hbsn.
3ks selinet itnen lanse nihi, unb
ods pat 1un DC kinrDfe Wdnld ncrs
ausgsfsben. oenn blisfhnsu ifi iw Be-
rsii. ben iooten Uoesl In gmpiona an
nebmen; biss nilss s,fhkh bel bitfsn
esiponbten. in mDhte Iaaen eb!en
Rdubern i'm 1luss. uub ,aum perm1s
gen uniere Mustn osm in GROCER Gtle
lih obipidelnnen GhduipisIe ~ frls
gen. benn ft0n in bas Weibden AZ
eberif, ods Minntsn nun unten, nis
Jungtn lnut idrtkno DOT Grytgnns.
;niHtn fif, tets In Der Witie halten.
uno piro oben bic Beuie 70 OF fab
ren eeIaHen unb gu unierit pieber
aufgefdnssn. bis % einem ber bcl1s
nunsspolien stinosr sslinst. ben preis
3u erhafhen. Der lnitrri@t beoinni
fteis 5uerit IN Der Ndbe bes Relies nm
Jtiien. 3. sr0b.r Hnb gepanbter bic
Snngen psroeH, btlsc meter lperoen
iie bonn Gsbirs. unb Suitbt Biz psi.
In bic Gbsns binousselodt. um ik eff.
bort bic gsuts tn bsr Qxft erboiaen
3u lrhtn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

Simmer barauI bebafi, ben 8siu.
ntrn oes Gbeiter parts stEpds gang
9sionbsrss su bieisn. III % BERN 3.
sR. Nartin geiunssn, fir bic toms
menot Wohe cls goE3 beionoere 4t.
tra.iion Serrn 9. alphonio 9elapu.
rem Sobn zines grsprGfibenien bon
a,iearosua, Der ais aIaDisr 0irtuoie
e.nen beoeutenotn Ruf errunssn bat.
fir bas 9ouoerills. z ben.er 5u eneasi.
ren. Der Sumter trat bertits TN DOS
rissn Winitr inn .Grpbeum" nuf. mo-
er auberorosnsIid sefiel. anberoem
in bic 3eb 3arrop arupps. fpelfe NIT
ibrer poHs Dix Jreubsn.J Jni,i- 10
erobes 9yuror. ssuddt bat. fir cine
tpeiiere gBoEe aernnnsn ipornsn. ans
Der bitten iperben nod Grl. 5eannette
Gflsr, bic beinnnte Snubreiis, cine
Ghfptlter bon -JIo" ablsr. iolpis bic
sfirobaten 0ebriiosr Gamrod uno bic
WsrponDiungs-aiinit!srin 0rdo Wis
hert cufirsten. Jn ben iibriesn Ges
pcrtements nirb ebenfa[ls uieosr al
lee Woaiihe aeboisn tperSen uno ois
Domensanpen. ipirb iif In einem
.reuen popuIdr.n prosromm borsn Iofs
len. Ter 1nneiiranb, Der nit jseeE,
Sage popuIdrsr ,ipirD, in iton bes
Wprgens nm 7 llhr eeoffnei, Inn Col.
den. bic q pcrsieben. Gslseenbsii ju
eeten. Dor Sonnenaufsnns btuu
Ghrpimmfpori 81 buibisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20
6 o si n Ct o n.

Tir GoDingtOn Office inr ons Sin.
rinnati @Dlfsblatt" bciiHbct I'D I'M
Gebaube go. 509-5l1 Naoiiuu
auenae. au5eigeu, Rittbeiluuseh
suo SeitearnseH irsrnSpslfer art
merSeu bis 10 ltbr abenos Saislbit
entsegenssuommrn. SelepbOn SoutB
1854.
- Gbeiheine. Grant SapIor, 20,
uno Wtauoe 5DuIe, q, beioe pon goos
instOn. Sames 4oams, %, uno
.Sattie 2o5ter, 21, bsioe Don goDiugz
ton. DiQis UlcGopau, 80, pou
2outsptqe, uno Gi3sie 0iuarp, "a,
Don Cincinnati (5arbige). SQrrp :.
Smitb, 80. pon Repport, uno Niuu
RteQp, 20. DON Oapton, Gp. SObn
Clan, 81, unb 9annab Dhalep, %,
beioe Jarbige, DON GopingtOn.
6err 95reo. 8Iobe. Der iih sinige
Notsn bei ietner lydmiIis an Der
9pro 4penus aufbieIt. tit geitern
4beno !piebsr naa 81 PaiO, Ter.
Gbgereiit.
- 9runoeigentbumsiibertru
8tetoria 6. gaum9Qroner an Saiper
s. QrnDIo, Got go. 81 in SuozGrs
LANCER, $50 u. @. Scott an Dm.
StnieQa, Got an Der Subtpeit gde
Der 13. Strabe uno Der erIteu QIIe9
susfrlih Der 8reenup StraBs, S270O.
9prOn R. Cunning an JObn 81.
Cunning, cine Strede Gono on Der
9rp Greet 1urnpits uuo CbipFluB,
81. Stepe Weoer on 2llfreD macz
boHalo, IbeiIe Der Qot SO. ia in
Der 6aQ, Stepbens uuo 9nrb's Inter
abtbetlung in Sub GpDington, 81.
Sdrab Soues an 5. Uf. 6emenpdD,
Got gtO. 7 on Der GftIsite Der Scott
StrGbe, 3tpiiteR Der II. uHo 18.
Gtrdbss 25 bel 1453 SUB, 81.
- 6. u. Barb uno Grant WiQer
oertlagten SDm. U}caeHua uno bic
Staot GooiHgton auf 3ablung Don
$95.63 nebit 3inieu DOM u. iSult
1909 on, fir 4b3ugstdnalarbeiten al
Der Satlono 2tpenue.
- Garnti6 Yennp, Der oneefluat
mar. eineH gepiffen So 9uings anses
hulten uno bsraubt gu boben, purpe
i'm Gircuitgert6t freigeIproden, bd
Der 4ntIager ni6t gefunben psrbsn
foHnts.
- antpult Sobn Ri6mOnb bat ii9
geIteru nu6 Ddqoon Gate, Wlft.,
5ur grholuug begeben. Seius 6ltern
9err uHb 5rau Uauries Ri6monb
rDsileu felt einissn Bo4en baieIbit.
- 2ueaa 1aplor rsitte I'M Circuit
seri9t cine Sdeibungstlags qegen
Sames 1aplor pesen 8srnuhfGTi<
guns uno 8erlaFens Elm. 9ds 9adr
beiratbete i'm Sabre 1909 unb 'oa er
lie i'm Wlai 1910 berIaHen baben.
- Der rgIDper Club" npminirte
ssfierH 4beno fcfsenbe 9edruts fir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20
9 dim mes Teuer.

Der aeibtolI BON 9. Q. Rob & Co..
sio. 235 georn isront Strabt. geristb
scitern Rodmitiaa iur3 Dor / llbr in
grnnb nnb ftonb in iurser 3sit in bel.
len sylommen. Tos sSener entftano
| cuf mpitsriSIe Weiis duf benz 6eubo.
tsn uno oIIe Rettunesperiuhe fpnfen
umIpnit. gei Dem granbe tamen 80
Qirbe, bic bort einseitelit ipnren, um
lnS eine erobe Gn3ahl pripotfuhrs
iuerte Durben seriiDrt. Tas iiioiih
ppr Dem Stalls Iiesenbe oons oes
Mm. 0ebrmann, go. 219 Roro 5ront
4trabs, serietb ebenfnIls in grano
uno puroe fat sdn3lit nit etnem
9tsil Der Sauseinrihtung singedihsri.
DIE Iuth. Emmanuel airds. Iuslte
rem StalIs esaeniiber liegt. aerlstb
mebrmaIs burG breunenDe ShinDeln
IN grano uno nas Dof itano ihlieb'
lid in bellen 5lammen, Die 5tusrpehr
mar isoot I'm Stanoe, oos 5euer uns
ter aontrolle su brinaen uno retteie
tie aus 6ols geboute airhe por gang
liGer 3eritorung. Dos Dad Der Air
die iii bsirabe total ssritort uno oos
sSnnsre Der Airde III ourf Woher unb
Rauf ftart befhdoist. Der 8erluit
an benz 2eibItau beIduft iih auf
$4,000, Der 9erluit an qfsrbn unb
5uhrperten aui $4,000 Bis S15, 900
uno Der Shaoen on Der airhe ipiro
notwithstanding $500 bis $1,000 beirn.
Gen. Die TGher elmer 4nsahl mohn.
tduier an Der 9udent iofpis on Der
Noro 2. uno 3. Strabt tpurben burf
trsnntnoe Shiuoeln in graub atfsBt,
aber BON getpobutrn uno Rahborn
gei0ftt.
- 5rau Warn Barbara Sofimann
i.arb pprIsbts Ratt in ihrsr Wobnuns
or Der Wtieole.oipn adRoftrabt an
EtfpGts i'm aIier BON go Sabren.
Sic purbe in 9dihsHborf, gdpern.
retor.n uHo lam I'M Snbr, 1s40 mad
Qnsrita, no lie iid in pittsburs. IA,
a.it George 5oifmdnu ptrttirntbets
unh in 1s43 nah oem bisilger 6ountr
iiberfienelis. Gle binisrIdbi slnen
Scbn uno bier 96ttsr, 25 gn;sI uro
s llr.ntsI.
5orrp Groip,, 26. bon Qsr
Cattle. Snh., uno glnuoind 6. Gbsrs
iolS, 20, Don SamiItor, erIaHatsH si'
utn 5sirathsIfsin uno tuurosn pon
Batter 8erbarous estrdut
49, Tds geitomsnni Der psritorbensr
arna Warearstba aurs qibt Der ens
teIiH emma Sufnagsl s400 bei ihrr
goui1hrie.sit uno ben Reii BEG RAD
ldiIss ben brsi 5ottern Wlarp 5ocper,
Warsuret Gsrbs uno gliiabt.h 2ing.
ltr.
Die Sarbiee Cattle 2slpis bon
30. 415 SIo Iront Strabs msIos:e
Ter poIissi, odB ihr RoNeasnoiit Shos
mas Ulillsr ipahreno ihrer gbiusisH.
belt in ihr. Wohnuna oraHs. ibren
Softer um Mtribintlen beraub!e uHo
nod Cincinnati floh.
- Ter golistihsi Tenelb Don
TtibolstOpu purbs poreeliern RAD
mittas bort auf bic 9lHiIoe. bon 2ouis
Wens pegsn anesbIihtn Grlanssns
pcn 9sIb unit fnIftm 9orpGnoen
pom apuiiabIer Satfon perbnfiei uno
rem 5rnosnsrihisr georas porgs.
iubrt Wens bsSahltt ndmlih bic gss
littstoiten na6 isinsr 9srhaftuna
rre pIaubt, oob Der qoIiSsifsf iia bic.
islbsn an.iansis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

5err Robert nohitstt.r, Der 9isss
prdiibsnt Der auli e. Dibors Go, Der
BON Ulanor Sduab gum TlitgIie6 bes
unipsriitdisraihs aIs 0ahfolssr b,s
oerisor6snsn 5errn 0eorgs Guden
terger ernanni uorosu in, lssie ges
tern 9ormittas Dor Rapcr S6nob
ben Imiseio ab. Der amisisrmin
5srrn 0utsnbera.rs. ben 5srr 5ots
it,tter nun ousoisnen pirb. Idufi BIS
sum Suni 1914.
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snd,t oeu Sobn.

Gin iberaus potbetiidss girtulrr
.rhielt ssiisrn poliasthsi Jadscn aus
granner, Cbip. gs II bon elmer 1rou
n, peterfpn unisr5sinnet. bic aus.
!anft iiber ogn 8erblei5 ihrts % Sab.
le alien Sobnes Glriilie peierfcn
lpiinfGi, Der Dor ein;ssn Wouaten bas
s;isrlihs Rous perluFea bat.
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CterbIid3fe berid3t.

Charles Woornsnn, 2. 859 CliDsr
Str. Ghtudde.
wlidoeI 8udsl. SO, OaiIep. Qies
renIetoen.
Wartbo Allen. II, 33 Oft Court
Ctr, MltsrsfdDdfe.
Anna Tenspe.isr, 38, 333 On II.
Ctr, Shpinbiudt.
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0ansrIanbnifid,eine.

Jm itdbtifden Buuamt sripirits &c.
Tern oorrp 9. Hrobom Nousrldubs
nibf6eine fir bi. Grri9tuns BON fiini
9dufsrn. Drti oieftr pdufer fotlen ie
$500 fcfisn unn on kr WeeM. nnbe
Der Qatbcn Gtrobs, erri6tst iptrben.
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pdhrtnb bic dbrig.n b.issn, .benfalIs
sipsiftOtiss D6bnbdui,r. je $500 ios
iten unb an Der Ode Der Dat nno
qothdu, rsIp. an Der Ode Der gesd
unO gat6an Sirabs, ,rrihtet psrpsn
foItn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

Sir bisi.s gIati tpurben ssiisrn bon
ben Sptiseru 6. Rlein q Bro.
80. 435 Rdes Sirabs, foIssnbe Fem.
perasur nntsridisbe resiifrirt:
BORN. Grab gldhm. Grab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-20

Sic Geiupurt Office fur bas rGin.
eianatieE @oIfsblatt" 6eiinbet iih in
9p. 339 gOrf Strake, ssgenaber e.m
Gonrtbanic, iupielbit Qeuigteitsn, Yin.
5eisen II. |. iu. bis 10 libr 45 Rinutea
absaos entsesenacuommsu werosn,
seIepbun SoMb 2401.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-12

working under the big white dome ever
since-which is the reason for the influence
he now exercises among his fellow Legislators.
He works and stays on his job.
When the conferences were being held 10
decide on the organization Of the House, he
would hop up now and then and let out .
long scream about how well the labOring
man must be looked after. IL proposal was
made TO elevate 90 high honor a man mimi
cal to labor,-organizcd, unorganized, or
diSorganizcd.-hc was there with his ham,
mer. protesting. bowling voting NO and
jumping up and down like a wild man.
II has been the same way IN the Com
mittee on WAYS and Means. Every time he
sees chance 10 ill the dinner pail al a re-
duced cost. a beatiic smile oycrspreads his
face and softens the lines ot his protubcrant
jaw. Every time a schedule is not cut TO
the marrow, he Grapes himself IN iguratve
sackcloth and eats lot Of metaphorical
ashes. thereafter retiring into abyssmal
gloom.
Moreover. he has introduced in the House
more bills to help laboring people indivldu-
ally and collectively than any other man in
Congress.
Billy Hughes was born in Ireland in
1872. During the Spanish-American War
he served in the Second New Jersey Nolun-
teers. But his strength in his district IS not
founded on his war reputation. II is built
on that hobby of his, "Hurrah for the Ia
borcr." All his people know that he wants
to shorten the hours OF labor for women and
children, and that he distrusts corporations
and plutocratS because he loves labor
Briefly speaking. he is the Democratic
Laboritc of Congress, and some day he may
walk down the aisle OF the House clad in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-12

"Then, Sir" said Bcllew, shaking his be.,
"perrnit me to tell you that you have mis-.
a great deal. Had the time, should bc y
lighted to explain to you exactly how mud
as it is, allow me to wish you vcry goat
evening.
Cassilis smiled and his teeth snerooa
CLEAN winter and sharper than ever .
moonlight. wouldn't it be rather ~ ~, es
apropos if you said goodby. Mr.. Bellcw @J'e
inquired. "You are leaving Dapplera@'e
shortly, | understand, aren't voul" ''s
"Why, Sir, returned Bellew. GRAVE -,
imperturbable as ever, 1T all depends AN
"Depends, Upon what, may / ask,
@The moon, Sir.
"The moon!'
"PreciSely.'
"And pray what can the moon have 70 4,
with your Departure "
"A great deal more than you'd think G..
Had the time, should be delighted r. "a =.
plain TO you exactly how much; as il is ~
nit me to wish YOU a very good evening"
Saving which, Belew nodded affably and
shouldering his spade, went upon his NO.
And still he walked in the shadows. and s,r
he gazed upon the moon; bat now his tb;cL
brows were gathered in a frown, and he va,
wondering just why Cassilis should cbanGs
70 be here tonight, and what his oonfdrn,
air and the general assurance Of his manne,
might portend. Above all, he was wonderir,
how Cassilis came 20 be aware Of his own ;r5s'
pending departure. And 50, AZ last. he cam,
to the rickyard, full Of increasing doubt and
misgvings
To be continued nest Sunday
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Of an hour with this: 81 am for the work
ing man." 49,.
After he got into politics, he performed
like six cuckoo clocks with the same motto,
and if YOU walked him up tomorrow morning
and asked him how he stood, he would let
out this yip:
~For labor, the laboring man-God bless
him"
At present he is a member Of the House
Committee on WAYS and Means, that or
qanization which has been trying to do all
in its power 10 lower the cost Of living. AT
one time it was said that he would recllne
in the Craftsmanship OF the Committee on
Labor: but he was regarded as so valuable
that he had TO take the Ways and Means
Job
In his youth he worked at a loom in a fac
tory in Paterson. Is he for laborng men:
ANYBODY who gucSSeS yes gueSseS right. tie
worked at that loom, and he saw other peo-
ple-mcn. women. and children-working
all around him. But he never wanted to
stay at a loom. anyway, and he hustled about
and studied law on the side finally accumu-
lating sufficient knowledge Of the statutes to
become a practising attorney
It didn't take him long to get a start. All
the factory people went after him. They
crowded his office. and. after he had "riscn
enough to have an anteroom. they cluttered
that up in their journeys to his headquarters
for legal advice and assistance. He was for
labor. and labor was for him. The result
was natural. Said Billy one fine morning,
when sap and optimism were abroad in the
land
"Labor-votes-p political honors-me."
After which abbreviated sentence, he
smote himself on the chest and beat 1t has
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for the lips Of an archconsprrator 10 "cal.
Thereafter he takes up the black bag, empty
now, shoulders the spade, and sets OIL, Keep
ing once more in the shadows, leaving COn-
spirator Number Two to guard their guilty
secret.
NOV, as Conspirator Number One goes MS
~ shady way. he keeps his look directed
toward the rising moon, and thus ne ai''iOoI
runs into one who also stands anna th1
shadows and whose gaze IS likewise hXed
upon the moon.
"Ah, Mr.. Bellew.T exclaimS drawing
voice, and Squire Cassilis turns TO- regard
him with his usual supercilious smile. In
deed. Squire CasSlis seems to be even more
self satisfied and smiling than ordinary TO-
night: or at least Beew imagnes 50. =,
aYou are still agriculturally inclined, l
see," said Cassilis, nodding toward the
spade; though it's rather queer time 10
choose for digging, isn't IT.
Not at all, Sir, not at all, returned BEL
lew solcmnly. THE moon IS very nearly at
the full, YOU will perceive.
well. Sir, and what of that
"When the moon is at the full, or nearly
so. generally dig, Sir; that is to say, CIR
cumstances PERMITTING.
Really" said Cassilis, beginning to caress
his mustache, ut seems to me that you have
verv-ah-peculiar tastes, Mr.. Bellew.
THAT is because you have probably never
experienced the fierce joys OF moonlight dig-
ging. Sir
no, Mr.. Bellew; digging, as a rccrea-.
ton. has never appealed to me at any time
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BY JAMES HAY. JR.

lily through The working
quarters Of Paterson. ask.
ing votes. And he 20,
EN- got EN- IN droye.
herds. covcys. and shoals.
got EN- unrcscrvcdly, got
EN- with sinkcrs On EN-.
got enough 20 send him to
Congress from q Repub.
lican district, although he
was q Democrat
Last winter. when the
time came for The organi.
cation Of the new Demo.
cratic House. Hughes was
one Of the small group
that portioned out com.
mittee chairuanships,
passed on the policies Of
the party, and welded the
old members and the new
ones into a harmonious
and working whole. He
first served in the Fifty.
eighth Congress, and, al.
though an unkind Fate
kept him out Of the Fifty
ninth. he got back into
the Sixticth, and has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-12
NATIONAL TOpLINERS
HUGHES,

XIILLIAM HUGHES,
w the Friend Of Those
Who Work. That is the
appropriate, suitable, APP
plicable, and accurate in
scription for the visiting
cards of the Member of
Congress from Paterson,
New Jersey, because he
takes his stand in the Capt.
tol and gathers under his
protecting wing Giving IS
right; for he is a baseball
player all those who labor
and are heavy laden.
Organized labor, morgan
lied labor, disorganized
labor its all the same to
him. He is the friend of
the working man, and
doesn't care three raps in
a snowstorm who knows
it. In fact, if anybody
has overlooked it, the
fault does not lie with
Hughes.
Before he went into
politics. he went off like a
cmnl.nnnlnck eNerN quarter
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Better look into this.

Investigate! Go down there this fall or winter.
See and talk to these growers. Then you VIII
realize the big opportunities open to you, ! he
trip, by the Frisco, will alone be worth the
little cost of going. Excursion fares via the
Frisco, the first and third Tuesdays Of each
month. make the trip inexpensive.
The Frisco Lines operate splendid, electric
lighted all steel trains, daily, from Chicago,
St. Louis, Kansas City, Birmingham and New
Orleans. These trains carry through cars,
daily, and on excursion days, through tourist
sleeper to the Gulf Coast Country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-12

| want a good man in every terri.
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ager tor a number of countic~. The
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YOU a. hundreds OF Others are max
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Young or old-who will do their best.
who will treat me square. and who
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instructions. am organizing
my selling force now. and |
NJ would like YOU To begin at once.