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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
Nmsldnoiitbe Nabribten.

Der Niebergang Der Ser
reutlsioung. Die Gngldnber, Die
IT ben heibeR Sageu oieies Sommers
70 pisle 4ufregungen uuo Sorgen
nurtgsmaht baben, iteben Dor elmer
neusn 5plgseriAeinung oieier trOpis
fhsn Wlonate: Die 6iBtpeae bat benz
3pltuoerhut Den 3obesItreih periebt
8tefe 5bdtiahe iteat Elm engliiher
aorrsIponbsut nit tiefem Bebauern
feft unb tulpf+ ipsitere 8etra6tuneen
uher ben INNER mehr unn mebr suz
rehmsnoen Rieoergung Der Serrerflei>
hung. son es alfo bus S1tdIal oes
Splinoers ietn, in Der S0errenaaroe.
robe Elm ebenio iibsrfliTiges Stiit
su peroen fpie Der 9ebrpd?" fragte er.
Der lanse RDd TT ia iegt ooIts duz
Ber 8ebrauh eetrmnen, 10 bel ben to-
niglidlen 9artenfeiten, mo- man mod
erniae 9ebrDde bes nsueiten Stils- re-
ben tonnte. SIM angsmetnen tpirb heute
Ter Gebrod MIR mebr als ftlnoiees
9ls!ounssftiid Don oeE eisaitha5enosn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
Sd)tHsmafhritbten.

Rem Yorf, 10. September. Qnz
getommen: nGoIumbia" oon9las8op;
Geo. @afbingtou", BON Bremen;
rMont Serrat", pon Barcelona;
.Duca 81 8iobanu", bpn Neopet.
2tbgefabren: rGarmanta", naf
2iperpopI; n9bemiItocle5", naa piz
raeus.
2tDerpOoG. Qngetommen: n@irs
gtnian", bon Quebec.
pbilobsGpbta. 2tngstOmmsn:
rgrjnce N0elbert", bon 6amburg.
Soutbampton. 2t6gefabrsn;
rpreiibent 2incoIn", na6 Nep Yort
W&ontreal. 2tngef.: .8ictorian"
BON GiOerpool; nPomeranian", por
2onbon; nGanaba", BON Qipsrpool;
.Qscania", BON Qiberpool.
Guebec. Anget.: r9esperian"
bon 8lQsgotp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

GplbatentumuIte in u ors
pegen.
griHi1Htd, 10. Sept. - 6ait
tdgIi9 treIfsn Rahrih4sn bon reueH
Solodteutumultsn auf ben norpegiihen
grer3ierpldben Elm. Qohoem es am
porigen Souutag auf oem Gger8iers
plab Stentiar 3u TemonItrattoner ges
tommsn mar, fanbsn am fuIgenoen
Wontag abeHb in 0arosnloen. Dem
gr0bten GIersisrplaB RorDeSens, Su.
multe itatt. Die 8Gnonitranten ma
rem 8ragoner. Die urIdde b.s 5us
mults piro ME foI9t ungegeben: Gin
pebrpfIthtiger Sergeuut Duroe tpegsn
9ridumniB i'm Dtsrit arrstirt. Die
9ltersbuss Tragonsr fanoen Die Strdfe
su itreng uno tpolIten ben Gomeruoeu
beireieu. Spdt am a6en6 psriammeiz
ten iit3 etfpa 10O3rugrnsr uuo itiirmz
ten BON Der 9untelbeit geIhist. bds
qrrsItlotaI. 9l. Dahe 3og Die Sdbel,
mubte iih absr Dor Den Steinlpurfen
Der Stiirmsuben 3uriifSieben. Ter
gefehlsboer Der Wa6e tpuroe bon siz
ne mStsin perfrunpet. Damn puroe
bic Sbur geiprsngt uuo Der arrs'tant
befrsit. Dieter aber fdnp bic Strufe
bershtigt Unb tebrte in ben 4rreIt sus
rid. puruuf bic auiriihrer iib ssr>
itreuien.
2lm porigsn 5rsitus binosrtsn bis
Soloaten bic 2lbl0fuug Der Wahe in
Gsritabmoen unb nemonitrirten por
bem 9.bduoe oes Waiors nit geichrei
uno gfiTfen. Die Gffisiere fheinen ben
SumuIten mattlos asaeniibersufteheu
lIeber Die unruhen. bic iih am Iester
SOnntae auf benz GrerSierplaB Sten,s
Jar er:ienttsn, tperben iolaenoe Ginsel:
heiten genelbet: auf benz in Der Rdht
pom Srouohiem aelegenen Grersierplat
iino ettpd 1900 Solnuten su usbrtaer
periummelt. Inter ben Solo1ter
berrfhts sroBss miBperqniigsn, rpsi
spei mann cine Strdfs erbaltsn bat
ten, tpeLde bic aamraben su Ttrenf
flnben. Ginigs SungIosialiiten nnie,
ben Solbutsn psrfertiatsn cine fsubu'
init Der SHihrift: rSm Rameu DEL
9erehtigtsit fobern mir bic 5retlait
funa Der Gefangsnen," Sie forberter
Die Wonnihaften sur meuterei seaer
ben Befebl aui. Inter bic sSabn
Iammelten iih ettpu 500 Sotndten
ipslhe bos 4rreitlotul itirmten. Gi
Made periuhte bic auFriihrer su hm
nne unn ftste ois gairnette auf, Ibel
bic aufriihrer thdtsn bdsfslbs. urb ei
LseIans ibntu, nit Gsfauesusn nit Gs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

ytotblpenbigteit elmer ftarten Orgdnis
Iotion unb fiihrte aus, oaB 9eraoe IN
DieIer 8e3iebun9 oer 3eIltrdlbereln
Qllen aIs BorbiID uno ais Wlettter
bisnen t0nne. 6dtte man in 5rant=
reid unb in portugul Iolde 0rgants
fationen gebobt, iagte er, nuroe es
bort um bic Stride befer beItellt ietr.
gum ShIub ertbeilte Der opoitolt@
fhe 3elsgat Monii9nor 0iomebe
;Falconio alien anpefenben ben pdplt>
Ithen Segen.
Worgen 8ormittag UNI 10 ubr
rpirb nah einem 9ontificulamte fir
Die peritorbenen Utitglieber oes GEM
tralperetns nit ben Gef4dftsper6anoz
Iungsn begonnen perben. BRA | {,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

malt gu befreisn. Damn 3ogen iie I'M
ter 2drm ppm NrreitIotdl db. SberIt
Nandtsmart. Der 8priiBenber bes W}ts
litdrtommittees i'm Rsthstag iit, berz
iutte bic Nufrii6rer 3u bsruhigen,
purbe aber nit Sofn unb @el6ater
empfangsn. Die 3eitungen foroern
itrenge unterfuhung unD ener9ifhss
8prgeben gegen bic Sumultudnter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

italieniiden 5oupitabt, Der iOnit jeosr
lonbidaftlide Rsi3 mongelt, iehen mir
fpieber bic eipigsn gerge Der Qlpen nit
ben friIhgebduften ShneefeIOern unb
Gletfdern nuf ben Gipfeln, unIsren
8aiferreierpen, beren brohenbes 8erz
iiegen uns 10 tief erfhredt bate unb
beren Cruz uns umfo mehr erfreut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
Jn(GnOgetegrap6
D. i. j. .3eRlra(Oertin.
5H gldn,enbsr Weiie wnrbs gsit.rn
bic 56. 6ertralueriammIuug
tn Gbicags er0Hnti.

Gin feierlifsr llm3ug bilbste bic Sim
Ieitung. Sn Der Ct. Wi6aslss
Skirfe purb. bnspontifitalamt cslcs
brit. - Der Stapti6asmeiiter bon
Gbicago befpillfommnete bic IeIegus
ten i'm gldmen Der Stobt. - Die
srobe GatbotitenosrIa am
Ra9mittas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
abnabme in Der 9ertel :
luna pom Trudpdpter.

lung BON Drutp apter.
Q8aibington, 9. g., 10. Sspt.
Den Statiititen Der Qmeric1n Yaper
anb gulp 2lFociatton 5ufol8e rpurbe
nGbrenb oes Wfonats Sult 1911 tpenis
ger Drudpapier bergeitelt, ais je gu
Dor. SIM SUM- betrug pie proputtton
11O, $50 5onnsn, pd9reno bteielbe I'm
Sufi nur 81 AGO 5onnen betragen bat.
gbenTo mar Der 8orrut6 am Gnoe oes
Wonats Suli I'm 1882 5onnen gro
ger, als am gnoe beg oorhergsbenosn
UtpnQts.
lob tHfolgs BON unocrs
ii6tigtett.
9ortsmout6, g., ID. Sebt. -
6omer Campbell, Elm 26 Sabre alter
Settionsarbeiter rpurbe bier auf Der
GteQe qet6otet, als er sincr Brdht5ug
Der g2orfolt & Ntitern Bdbn, 5u be-
iteigsu futte, aIs Derielbe IN ooIlsr
Jabrt oabinfubr.
1as g bermau4 ntts 2ru Il
GeieB.
DufhingtoR, .. g., 10. Sept.
Dsun ous Gberbunoesgeri6t udAiten
monut gu ietneu 5isungsn GUAM
mentrttt, lDiro erpartst, oaB mebr
iber bic ginrpirtung oss SbermaH
Qntiz5ruit Geiebes uuf Die @eiAdfte
oes Qanoes betannt fpirb, als Is bis
her Der Gaa gsfpeIsn lit. gerIhteoene
Qntis lruItz ItzJdqe, tpelhs bebufs Der
hQnolung Dor benz tribunal oor9es
itobsn tuoroen finb. perosn oen'eIben
pieoer 8slegenheit geben, bds 9e'eB
aussulegen uno ben 8urgern bes
ganoes ein3uprdgen, tpie oas'e.be
our6qefiibrt neroeu ioQ.
Der Geridtshof bat bic QbIIht,
ndbreno oes eriten Wonats Tsiner
SisunQ bic Qrgumente in 0em iogez
uannten v5artsAobIen", oem Baum
DouzGorner. bsm 81. Gouis gritens
3FaQe, uno Ipdtsr duh nod oieienIgen
in bem .5srpeutin gruit Sale" ents
gegeu5unshmen. SH ieosm otsisr Safe
liegen Dittige Jrageu DOT, bic aus
oen 9eriu6en Der 8unoesregterung
gerltsungeu bss Geieses gu bsitrafen
Encouragement iino.
U2it elmer siu3igen Qusuabme, BIZ
in benz v5erpentiHs5au". III Die Rea
qierung in ben 9erihteu uHterer 5H:
ft1u3 untsrlsgsu unb bat oegbaIb ar
oos Cbsrbunossgeri5t Serufung era
! hoben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
fSurbeHtp G h ( e /.

I'D, hobe es BET afroerr lfon
mieoerbolt beobod,tet. oaB Die 6arbe
Der augeu it'd dnoert."
SD 'oqar bei GrtpoG'encn.
Mcin sFrellu6 9lrno bate Dor ielner
aerbeiratbunq tiefbruune Iugen;
icst hat er nla1rbntal GIN bluues."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

N1it 6em 2uftiport ltuo Der Siebe
Sits III einem gleth beitelIt
GIoppt ltidJt aQes B. ins fIetrlte.
Seidt man aus Den @pIten faHt.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20

The Man an the noK dIamiti-
cation hY Grace Livingston furnlsss
IL Harold McGraths clever story
ase the attraction az ths opera house
last night aud Nas witnessed DE- q
large audience The general werner
i that The play is as good as the
book and that is saying greHi
deal one OF the most noticeable
features Of the play is that there is
not lire or actor in il that woala
cause offense so the most eKactins-
AN the world loves lover ana
the love story IN The Men 90 ne
BOX Is told ia q comedy vein that
makes IT irresistible. A Young ar
mv officer masqueradine as groom
"a be near the girl ne loves is the
nrinoipal character, ana Nj SEER
Leigh as .'Tbe Man on the Box "ms
hearty approval by his intefprelN
| ton of the part made famous by
! Henry h. Dixie and Max Fisman
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20
THE PEACE PROPAGANDA.

The champions of peace on ethi-
cal grounds are as yet imperfectly
organized for the practical dissent
nation of their doctrine. 1t is for
tunate for them, therefore that more
direct and material influences are at
work to aid them, without actual
collaboration thus far, in the advance
toward the desired end An influence
making for ultimate peace in Cont
mental Europe is undoubtedly social
ism, with its theory that war is an
instrument of capitalism for the ex
tension of its markets and the in
'rease of its power. The socialistic
doctrine is not so much propacific
IS litarist it is prone, indeed,
o preach another sort of war of its
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20
CARRIERS % rlnsr s,lioi ans
Contrary GO nrnrral b''iiet, ol'~fnft-
- Does Not inguif Them.

The college man who ranks iHEh-
e-t boa his class bias often been "a sue
iect 81 dubious speculation fie hHs
been "a dig. @ grind or even
greasy grind lie WAS precocl-
Gus child aud alli suffer an early
auiline Of his mental powers on BE-
has undermined bis health by too
much STUDY and will -acoumb 10 the
first epidemic that comes his Way ~
.aus rate his subsequent career VIII
not be brilliant He Ni' not iulVh
the expectations of bis friends Most
rnlepe men can recaN ga s3a of clues-
mates who attatued hif'h rahh' "hN
lafter graduation drifted into ohHcutl'
lty Is this the rule with first schol-
IalsP
/ The Harvard Graduates Magazine
| Tor December says it is moi the rule.
II reprints and ausments the iisi in
Kings Harvard Register" ~ it,
first scholars in Harvard classes
during the century from lI11 20
1883 Only nineteen became parsons,
and of these sixteen were sradua ed
before 1S4S. Very nearly half Of
them. fitty-five, were lawyers, OF
whom five became United states
senators. ten were congressman.
three members of presidents cabl-
nets two ministers to Great Britain
and three more ministers to other
countries. One first scholar became
| a Justice OF the United States su-
| preme court. and six were judges or
! United States courts and of state SUI
preme courts Then there were two
presidents OF Harvard and one acting
president, many vino became educa-
tors of high rank, and large mum
Der of lawyers whose work has ascot
lated their names with great industri-
lal affairs. Few were bOokWorms OF
nvalids
They did not die at 80. The aver
age age of Harvard's first scholars
at death has been over So y years
The American Tables of Mortality
show an expectation of life ct p
the age of college graduation, to be
40.S5 years, representing a longevity
of 62.S5 years. But that is the pres
ent average not the average of {
century or even of fifty years ago
The twenty five scholars of this lis
who are now living average $50
years each, and viii die at the norm
al age, or older.-New York Times
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20


81.
#.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20
IHE GREAT ROOT
JUICE WILL bE Hn
a.. a .aa ifst ta's'tf* '''"iife f''
asss MHi a. ~ fit' fn7lo
a,swa sa ~tHts

. hs ia asHA'eif af
.aaa4 las seIts ta hH
a uH IS men nf N#
ian tsla 30 ttn aandefs atafaf''s"
81 Is tae hs H0a F4h Aas ft
f.tt s#sfua NaW 1Wiet thHf Mah
ssa ta8fhe aNNieHf HHa N"Hia i't
4. So. fIt uan8effaf uWu8t thHi hHH
,..s. a..rt erHaIkai8s aFnt anflnN
tta naat taN mnBfht fAr hHNsl'a
p.ts II numhsf ~ fHies hH* fofa
"a hunateat u cafea fHe honi 3hrf
haa naHe ard soHa ID the STORIES
.aaat IS nIntn fao good to -
s,asr a. + said tbHt mHuf re"iie ~"
had eivon 49, hop ef evef st"l't
another Nrli aa} owen SOME
HON tha besi tocf0fs VI fhr f"Hh
f,s had pronounced neurahle hf
ser taxing the lulee short white
a..re Restored 60 perfeei health The
remedy spems 60 remove ail softhfss
from the stomach bowels end bad
der. and soon so heals The kidney
and liver that the blood mahahe Aha
blood filterlna organs work iu b"al
lthe unison Then an forms al ihal.
eesiiou. beiehins heartburn sich
headache and constipation ere enfea
as the cause has been removed. j.
seems that 80 cures rheumatism b,
preventing fermentation 10 the ston
ach and bowels and by giving me
| kidneys the health and the strength
10 litter an accumulated acid iron
The blood The reporter was too
that The demonstration would hegli
in the morning at the Curtin brhi
CO IS drug store
Root Juice is 81 bottl" ihte
BOTTLES for $3.50.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20
Hens Mako Money.

San Antonio. Texas, Jan. 20
Josh Billings once said that a mas
who is willing to work at all is usual
ly too busy to devote any of his time
to the welfare of a fussy old hen.
But when the results are known, it
will be impossible to convince T. p.
Sjolander of Harris county that Bill
ings had very much information
about the real commercial import
ance of the hen. Sjolander began one
year ago with 65 Brown Leghorns
and dozen Barred Plymouth Rocks
From the first of January to the
first of September, last year, he sold
$239.50 worth of chickens and egg.
In securing these results but a small
part Of his time was devoted to his
poultry, but the work that was done
was of the kind that counts in the
matter of giving cash returns. The
success of Mr. Sjolander is in line
with that OF others who have gone
into the poultry business in Texas in
a common sense way, and demon
strates that as a poultry producing
country every essential condition OF
success is present here. The Texas
zen is doing her part in adding I"
he national resources.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20
Texas Garden Truck.

san Antonio, Texas, Jan 20-
During 1910 Texas marketed 1890
cars OF garden truck and fruit. which
brought net total TO the producers
Of $S9,367.00. The number OF car
load lots shipped out Of this state
would make Gao trains OF thirty cars
each When il is recalled that truck
farming is only about six years old
in the state as a whole. some notion
can be gathered of the wonderful
progress that is being made in this
phase of agricultural effort. In the
production of garden truck by the
carload Southwest Texas is far aheaa
of any other part OF the state, the
bulk Of the shipments coming from
that section south of a line drawn
east and west of San Antonio. The
total truck crops are estimated tt
have been as follows; 1900 cars OF
tomatoes, 10000; $500 cars oil
potatoes $1.400, 500; 1000 cars OF
watermelons, $3.50 900; 700 cars OF
cabbage, $4,000; 175 cars Of
strawberries, $4,000, 115 cars OF
cucumbers, S66,700 1000 mixed
cars $3.50, 900.
II will be observed in the mattel
of car lot shipments that Bermuda
| onions, the most valuable vegetable
crop, is not mentioned. Those in ;
| position TO know estimate that thu
area devoted to this vegetable alon'
| will be fifty per cent greater thi
| year than last and the total of thi
years production Of fruit and veget
ables is placed at 5,000 600 net
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20

All this effort to stir up strife
over the aspirations OF this or that
man in connection with the presden-
cy is out of place When the conven-
ton meets, let the democrats build
platform embodying old time demo-
cratic principles, and then let the
candidate be required to stand
squarely on it with both feet. and
ready to defend it against all com
ers In this course alone is there hope
of victory.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20

is clamoring for an amendment to
the anti-pass law which will permit
them to contract with railroads for
mileage in exchange for advertising
space, DO these papers understand
the true reasons for the prohibition
+of such contracts, and the secret in
fluences which brought about the
passage of the law? We are satisfied
many of them do not Let them dig
down a little deeper into the history
of things which We're occurring about
that time
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20
ELOPING CHILD WEEDS AGAIN.
Theresa Cook at Sixteen Marrics Man
She Tilted at Thirteen.
United Press SDecial


United Press Special
st. Louis, Jan. 20.-Theresa 0.
Cook. sixteen, went to the matrimo-
NAL altar the second time today, her
bridegroom being her stepbrother,
Harry r. Neudorffer, whose heart
she so shattered once that he had to
be discharged from the United States
navy
Neudorffer's father married The
resa's mother ? years ago. Through
today's marriage the brides step
father becomes her father-in-law and
her own mother becomes her step
mother-in-law Neudorffer loses a
stepmother and acquires a mother
in-law If these newly weds have
children the elder Mrs. Neu lorffef
will be their grandmother on their
mothers side and their step grand
mother or their fathers side,
Though known TO her friends as
Miss Cook, Theresa was married
when she was thirteen clipping with
Elijah Hopper from Columbus, Ky.
to Belmont, Mo. In marrying Hop
per she Tilted Neudorffer, who had
been her childhood sweetheart i'll
Columbus. Mrs Cook arrived just
as the ceremony was finished and
parted the clippers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20

In his inaugural address Governor
Colquitt pledged himself to uphold
and enforce the law in accordance
with the constitution. In this effort
he will have no ADLER assistant than
the attorney general OF Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20


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fni FOCAL bNflh'~t ti' ~
SOFT of sfoilt aE'hi Ihi- %. 'o'irH
lH the real explanation ~ th' ip
creased fost of government ON tEt
maliitudiHous and inealcniahl' eF-
trafaKanees
To see to Rofk t3 reduce iht COST
~ government hy diHmisaihe super
fluous clerks of nt @aiine down
given proportion oi estimates Tot tht
departments ihM is a4i very wen
hut u7 successful or iaf-fea' INNS
economies are going D. be brought
about untl there ls wholly dliief
eut spirit shown b Fthr dominant
party DO congress itself The domi-
uant party muB approach ID" whole
business of legislation ia d new spir-
o. uot spirit OF objection go le-
t''l"'"'e "Ape"Hl'"io 7- n'"' ''l ~
! ...,, '.,. ..a,..,,.,....,.,
.,-s,, ID, tt. smallest dstsIs I'm ,tbe.
sor5. tba poesjbuitias of reducing
| the cost Of government comes 20 A
| question OF character. II implies a
different point Of view II means an
approach 10 the whole problem in a
different mood from the mood that
has become conventional and habit
ual
Now here is the greatest ouportu-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20

Southwest Texas will be heard
from in the prohibition amendment
election-San Antonio Express. Yes,
the returns from some of them will
be solid against It. no matter how
the vote is cast
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-20

The arrangement was for mum
10 be the word az the Baltimore con
ference, but after imbibins $50
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