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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09
DerisHal' ottsen.

Or. I. 8. qdnbis, Der ftGbtiihe
Gefunn6titsbsamts, III nah glepslanb
sereiis, um Der aorpention Der Sbio
Mebital Gocietp bei5unObntu uno
ip1hrene feiner 9l5rpsisbneii pirb bas
ftdDtifne Geiunbbeitsumt BON 9srru
Tr. SD. Gtrietmanu gsleitet.
Inter ben gaFagisren bts beute bon
Hefp gorf ii6er glpmcuth unb gbers
bcllrg mad grsm,u abfdbrenbep 9ams
piers .RronpriH3 Dilbxlm" pom
glorbbeutften 2lopo befinben iia
6<rr 6eo. 3. 9teterte. foipie
5err unb 5rau SuIius Roubn
BON Cincinnati.
ssrou 6eleue 9drnolo, 9dts
tim ees Detettips 2ouis 6ornolh. Ro.
142 WeIt MtTtilan Strnbe, purbe
ssftern bon Der SumdnitGts GeIeus
ihofi bena6riHtigt, ooB ibr in ans
betrod,t ihrer gsrbisnit I'M 3uIams
snenbang NIT Der 9erbiituns bon
9hierau1lsreien bic Dom MeboiIle
utriehtn mprnen NJ.
.Jm bchen alter BON 83a SabreH lit
am Gonntag Serr DiIIia m g ubs
bed In bic gtpigtsit biniibergsIhums
meri. Weit Der Bitttpe, 5ron Marta
Giiidtwth Subbed, bstrouert ein eroz
Ser Qreis pon 5reunoen unb 9etanns
ten has ableben oes gtcniers. Die Be
srbigans finbet am Wittno6 Woreen
Dcm Erduerbduie, 719 Gobib Strobe,
aus itntt. fporauf in Der 81. Staniss
l1us airhe elm fsisrIi4es Requiem abs
sebolten tuiro.
s5rdu @ertruo 5eufert, seb.
Msuelier, III aeiieru ibren anseborisen
unb 3abIreihen 5rsunben ourh ben
lob entriifen porbsu. Die geohtete
unb aIlgelnein beIiebte pionierin bate
bas hote glIter pon so Jnbren trreiht.
Die 6lnterbliebenen boben bos berg
lihIte MitssfiibI BON GrtunSen unb
Wefannien.
Jm Deuti6en 9iatoniHsn 6ofpital
if ssissrn Ssfr . SsitpbasfInsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09
0eatid,er Saubtuebrbcrein
I'm BEN gHHs.sfrisaerfsit In Wbee,
llns ptrb er tn torpsrs fd5
bstbeiligea.

in Der gsfrigen 9erScmmluna bss
DsRtf9en 2anbpebrs s8erttns, ipeIfe
in Der MufbiHston glatform itattfano.
fiibrte 9err 6p. Gnermann ben gors
fis uHb 5srr Sol. DsiB bos grotos
TOD.
Dcs Observation-Disclosures berids
tete. BOB bos pitnie bes 9ereius am
18. SnHi I'M GrcnnpieD Bart fats
finbtn iDirb. Die sidets iinb fosben
5ur ausgabe gslansi uno iebsr 8ers
fdafer bon so 5idsts ipirb Elm fh0nes
Dersinsnbaei6en erbdI.en. 9ln Dem
Boltsfsii bes Stnbtperbonbes tpirb iicb
Der Wtrein bolI3d1Iit betbeiIiaen unb
sitl 6uuptqudrtitr 5u BEN 3ipede begss
gen. Yin biibih<r 8straa sur Inter
poltnng Der Miieliebtr ipnrbe aus Der
aait bsiuilIisi. Die NiisIi.ber iperbsn
iib R11mittdss um 2 llbr I'm QotaIe
Des RGmernoen 9hisle, go. $500 Cole
rain aptnn<. perfommeln. Der Wereiss
fpire ftrner tn Gorpore bds 9unbess
friegtrfsft tn WbseIina bonn q. bis
23. Auguit. befuhen. Der Gefret1r
ipnroe clsttDiefeH. bie UaiigIieber per
ycftiarte Su erfuheH, ibm mitsutbeis
len, ob fie an btmielben tbeilnehmen
lueresn. Ncll5dblie Dirb Der 9ereiE
fsrner bos WoItsfeli bss g0Nriid.n
llHterft sWtreins unb bic ssubnfeier.
beibe am %. Mdi. befudben. 2tu<i yrs
trausien Ramtroben ipurne Me iiblihe
llnterftiisung befpifiigs. Die Giunahs
men bssrusea $3.50. bic 4assaben
S26.S5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09
eokal-DeridJt
9botlidber gtur3.
Sraaereinrbeiter mil seridmstterten
ShGbsl In benz Sofe ieiHer @0b.
Hsas anisefmHben.

Coroner 1n goe fofpis bic polisei
Inb NIT elmer llnteriuhuns betreffs
bes aeitern erfclgten 9cbes bes 50Sahs
re olten grausreiorbeiiers aeopoIb
0eft rcn go. 103 sSinbIop Gtrabe be-
f9Gftiet. Ger 9oO bts TanHes mar
Hdnli6 pon limitGnben bealeiiet, ipeIs
DE Der aufsidrung bebiirfeH. 5edt
iuurne friih gefttrn Worgsn In fdllpers
berlsbtem 3uiinnbe unb betpubtlos in
bem 6ofs neben ieiHtr mobnuna lies
ssnp nufgefunben, nns sipnr BON fsiner
S6Ditgermntter, sJrou 8ertbd Shus
mann, fotuit bem Bidder Qnton 3ineas,
bon Qc. 1919 Gin Strabs. or iuurs
be nod bem ftdbtifhen 6ofpital ges
bra6t. no es fih beronsFtelIte, bdb CT
an etnem Gh1belbruG, einsm gruh
oes tsdteu Nrms nnb inneren 0erlebs
ungen litt. Der gaiknt itarb turs
ndh feiner GinIisferung, eohne bos Be-
ipuBtfein tpieber erIongt su baben.
Dian gIaubte dnfdnelid), bab 6edJt aus
f1lie BON kr 9eranba bes stpeiteH
StodtDerts In ben 6of bindbaefalIen
lei uHo iih bierbei bic t0otliheu gers
IsBnHgen sueesoeen babe. DieTe ans
nabme tpirb iebod burd, be GrtlGruna
Der ansst6ristn, bob bic bon btm3ims
iner ots geruneliidteH mad Der gtrdns
ba fiihrenben aenftsrl6ben seihlpHen
iDdrtn unb buB 5sht iomit bic Derans
bd nids betreten baben tOnnts, fpiberz
legt.
R6f Anenbe Der Wittipe fotpi, ber
1D6ter 6eHt's battle lsbterer iih am
Sonntas Gbenb segen s lIbr idInfen
stleet. Der @ernngliidte mar Bel f.is
ntr auffinorung nouitGnbig be.leibei,
bate ieboh tein 5smb on. ane llms
ftdnot beuieu burauf bin, bdB Is fif,
BET bem 9obe 5e6t's um einen llnfaa
banbeit. Die atihe tpirb auf anorbs
nnng hss gproHsr obDu5irt perben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09

iber, bab sr unter alien umftGnben fir
Die annabme bss Rscipro8ttGtspers
trays nit ganaba stntrsten DIrbe,
aud rpeHH er bamtt bic unteritiibung
Der republitanii6en Sarmsr DsrIisren
Diiros, ba er ben 8srtrag aIs BON Der
gr0bteu Di4ttgtett unb Dem qrDBtsH
8ortbeil fir bas gan3e Qano, bic Jorz
mer nit etngefdlofTeu, bulte. Gr ia9te
ferHer, baB sr feline 4nfitten bori6er
5ur 8eniige gum Qusorud gebra6t baa
be unb ni4t neitsr bariiber arguments
rem perbe.
Der Stanb Der SQuteu.
Scr monutli6eu Gruteitatiftit bes
Observation-Disclosures 8ufoIge, mar
Der 9urhfdnittsfuHb BON Dintsrnets
3en am l. Utat 86.1 gsgen 1873 am l.
Qpril; 82.1 am l. Wai 1910 uno ges
gen etnen 0ur6i6ntttsitanb bon $50
in ben lesten 3ebn Sabreu.
Der 9urhfhnittsitdnb BON Roqqen
mar 90.3 gegeu 1913 am l. Qpril;
91.3 am l. W&ot 1910 unb aegen etnen
0urnf6nttt bon 89.7 in ben lebten
8ebu Sabren.
9as Dintsrtpei3enzQrsal betrdgt
ungsfd6r 31,367,0OO 4cres, ooer
$4,000 4cres (6.6 9ro5ent) mebr
als i'm bortgen Sabr etngeerntet Durs
ben, unb 3.118,OO0 4cres g 9rpseut)
tpsniger dls i'm Serbft be'dst tpurbeu.
menn tstne 8erfhIehterunq biz 3ur
Grnte etntrttt, biirfte Der Grtrog pro
Qcre 15.6 8u. betrugen. Die 8eIammtz
prohibition piirbe bunn I'm "a 8ros
gent grDber fsin, dls i'm portgen Sabr
unb um go 9ro5ent grOber als i'm
Sabre 1909.
Bon bem fir bic Sommerfuaten be-
fttmmtsn areal paren biz gum l. Wtai
II prp3ent gepfliigt, gegen 1913 Prp5.
i'm Sabre 1910 unb einem 9urhfhnitt
oou 67.2 prpS. in ben Lesten sebn
Sabren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09
Rleiae 4Oliseinab bridtea.

- Die geheimpoli3iifsn gurtbcIs
unb MtQ Queften Derbdfteten gsftern ben
80 Sabre olten S6riftf,ser aribur
Oates pon Springfielb. g.. unb fperrs
ten bsnislbeH sund6it als Derbdhtis
Elm. Die 9erbdftuna trfclgts nuf 0ers
anlcffung mebrerer Grautn. ipelde fid
bei Der poIi3ei bariiber beihnerten.
bdB gates GeIo Don i6nen oerldnsi
babe.
- Wm. .. San. BON GklbppilIs,
Snb., tpelher am Sonnsas auf eiHeul
GyturiioRssuse in Cincinnati einges
trpffen mar, meloeie sefttrn TN p4fis
seibauptauortisr. bdB CT tn Der 9ldhs
oes gentrnlbo9ubOfes Don 3fuei urbes
iannien M1nnern um $31 bsl6Dinbtlt
tporbeu fei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09
Teaer.

- Sn bem gtobliFemsnt Der Gftr-
neutrality-suspicious. COMPANY. .Was
MISUNDERSTANDING ensgros, Ode
Der Gront unb Tiaiu StraBs, fam
seitsrH WoreeH Elm 6euer gum Nus
brud, tpeIhes isboh bant Der reht5eia
tisen Gnioedung bonn Solpage Corps
i'm Heime sritidt tpsrbeu tonnts. Der
S6aben tn uHbebsutenh.
GIN Dassn Der Qnhor 8ussB
gomponp. an Der s. glDenue uno 8aps
miller StraBs, strietb gfitern Ra6s
uiittag aus unbetnEHter iirfa6e In
9ranb. Gos syeuer sonnts ssI6fbt pers
ben, btpor betrd9tliher Ghaben cu-
gerihtet iporoen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09
NobrpoitDienft.
Nngebete bpm @encralsgoitmeiifer
aassridlriebeu.

Der 8tneralp6ftmeiiier in Wafbinas
ton bat bic glusIhrtibung pon 4nsss
boten fir Anldge BEG Ro6rpoitbienftss
fir bic Stobt Cincinnati angsorbnst.
Die bttrefFenben anssbote miiff.n ipd.
ieitens bis gum %. SuHi, Rad,mittags
4:30 llbr. In Der GfFiee bes speiten
6iffsgeRsralpoitmeifters i'm gofsSfs
fieesD Department In Dafbiu9toH, ..
s., einasrsiht ipsrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09

- Die poli3ti fDurbe aeiiern ers
fuht, RndforfHunssn nu1 bem IL
5dbre alien Clinton Gbrops, bon Co
lumbus. O.. an5uIielIeR. irtlh<r felt
Dienil0a rsrfhpunben III unb iih in
Cincinnati oufbdlttn foL.
- Der II Sabre aite Aobert Woptr,
bon WaibbIetofpn. o.. br0nnte nprige
Mc1e nit 5fpti GpeiiHb<H bur1 NIB
fufl iitb gegtnsudriig II, Cincinnati
aaf1alttn. Die polissi fa1ubet enf
IN ntsmitteua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09
Der 9rad erfofsf.
Die IGagis eripartete gtaltmng tn
Der Gu. autb. 9reifaltisfeitss
Oemeinbe seffern sHr That
fade seiporcen.

in elmer seitern abenb itattssbabtel
Notwithstanding tam ss gum
offsnen gruh sipif6en paitor BON
S6lihten unO Der GeseHpartsi. =
Der paftor uHb feline anbdng.r
rdumten bos Gelb. Die 9esens
pnrtei organifirte ii9 our9 Grs
tpdbIuHg neuer geamter unb iebts
paftcr BON S6li9tsn ob. - pa
flor PAUL 56ul3 nirb Dorldufis
als 9afan3prebiger funsiren. aue
: hanger paitors BON S6lt9ten Ders
urIa4ten perf6iebentli4 RubeitOs
rungen. Die pcIi5si muBi.
ihlieBli9 reauirirt fperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09
aafieesransd,eu.

Der 1rauens unb Sungfrnusnpers
Elm Der Nsformirten SoIemsgtmeinbt.
G6e Gpramore nnb Crhorb StrdBs,
lGarl 9tpl. sgfr.) periammeli fiH am
Dpnnerlfns. IL. Mai. 2 lIbr Vahmiis
tags. 9as aommittee fur Grfris
iGungsn beitet aus ben D1mtn Des
ronito Giierinesr, gleonore Glide.
aouifs Hr1rHiann unb pauIine adrs
cfer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09
G,r + Do B fetnen Stiefs
bater.
(gpe8taIs 3speffe oss GtnctuHatier goRsbIaft.g
Wdtfeit in Nlempbis.

(Gpe5ials2soefte oss Gtnetuuatter goRsBIaft.g
Waifeit in Mempbis.
Rsmpbtg, senn., 8. Mai. Das
oeuti6e Maifeft lift alliG6rlib elm @rs
stgntB fir bic Stdot unb bas beute
TN Gdft @nb 9drt abgeboItene gss
mann odourd nod an 9eoeutune,
baB Or. 6. s. 5sramsr, Der grds
iiosut oes Deutih 4merttaniIheu
National 8unbes, bemieIbeH beis
pobnte. Dus Geit puroe 9Ormittags
onrh cine garabe etngeIsitet. 2lu
Der SpiBe Der bsutI6eh 9ersine mar.
fhirte Der Germdnia 3urupsrstn.
9eroloe pertiinheten bic QntunFt Der
Wdiza0nigtn, bic in stnem Prunttpas
gen. umgebeu BON beritteusr gbrens
garbe, 'faB. Sn elmer Gutihe foIgte
9unbes 9rditoent Or. 6. I. Ssrat
mer uno Setrstdr &boIpb 9imm, fsrs
ner in &utI6en bic 9eanten nes
3eutnnia 8ereins, bas beutffe Ras
ifno, Der Griitltz9erein, bic WGh6ens
tlnTen bes 5urHperstrs uTp. 4nf hem
Seftplds belt Or. Serarer cine NIT
srpbem 8eifaq oufgeHommene sSefts
rsbe, Der Wtsmpbis Wdnnerhor brad.
te bos beutihe Qieb aur 9eltune uuo
bic nerI9iebenen alof.n bes Germds
mia Surnpereins probu5irteu fib In
tnrrxriinen usbaHS<a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09
eraHoeisextoam Mo2aateu

Jm itdhiifhen 9nudtnt iuuroe ges
tern pom gurdbdrbt'fhen Rohlab Elm
gefnd nm einen 8auerlaubniBiheiu
fir ein speiit0dises aassrbaus an Der
Gsgleiion apenue, nabe Der Giinften
Strobe, einsereiht. Die gautoften
iinb auf $4,000 Deruni9lagt.
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OaIe.8aH.

6iir Gineinna!i unS Gbieoao itdns
ben Gtftfrn feins Gpiele ouf bsm Bros
granlm oc bsrsn alubs iieh auf Der
Rssis na6 BEN Diisn btfinbsn.
Rtfuitot Der sefrigsn
GpieIe:
Yitfsburg -. 0O210100s4
Sf. Eouis ... .2000O000O- O-2
pbiiabeIpbla 80. 3OO0O200s>5
Nrpntl1n 000O0OOOo-O
Bottom ..... 00O3O0O2O--5
Rep Dort 40OO0O0OO--4
De .s1sbs~ troien iur beutio<n
frfhen Wsorsenlinnbe q Helicn Gin.
nuD bert tinbet bute Rddbmittng ibr
etfisk 6pisI ber biextdgioen eerie
NIT IN ses5aotssI6ea Pan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09
Gin Rduber.rfhnffsn.

Gin q Rduber sr f often.
Repfone, EtI., 8. Wat. Som
Sorban, Elm notoriI6er 9anbit uno
8iehbieb, fam am Mortag in oieStaot
gerttten uno ma6te eineu 8erIuh bic
aepftone Staats6ant 5u beruubeu.
9ilfsmarI6dIle tporen aber bon einsm
8ameraoen Sorbans bon bem 9Ian
unterrthtet poroen unb dls Der Rdu=
Der aus Der gant beruustam, tpuroe sr
bon ben StlfsmurihGleu srfhoTsu.
9 SOIbstnube $115, ,O00un.
ter hlugen babeu.
gIeDelanb, g., 8. Mai. sSuz
Itus D. Sopttns, 3abItIsrt Der srIten
Rationolbont, lift auf bic antlage bin
oerbuftst rporben, bon ben 8eloern Der
gunt $114.850 unterIhlogeu su haz
ben. 9a sr niht i'm Stunoe mar
$60, 900 8iirgfhaft su IeiItsn, tpuroe
5optins ius 9efdnguiB geIhidt. Gr
foa ben 8eamteu Der 8unt einaeitanz
ben boben, bas Gslb i'm 2dufe Don
a8t Sabren unteri9lagsn unb in ers
folgloisn Observation-Disclosures
Oerloren gu babsn.
@,rfaoB feinen Stiefs
oater.
3pOIIe, Ga, s. Iedi. :. G.Bsit,
Elm pfIan3er, purbs geitern BON ieiz
uem StiefIobn Sobu Rapier gef1cfeH
unb auf Der STEELE sst0otet. Deit mar
nit ieiner 5rau tn Streit geratben
uno orobte fie um3ubrinsen, ais tbr
Sohu tbr 5u Ollie fam uno ieinem
Stisfpatsr cine 8ugeI our9 ben aOpf
iagte.
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Die foIgenben 8duerldu6nibfh fheine
puroen gsitsrn i'm itGotif6en Bauamt
trtpirit: 5erbert 6: ga4ouo. 3peis
Hodges Wobnhnus an Der Sauer.
nobe Der Barter Strubs, $500; W.
%. Cooper, 2Ait0dises Wobnbdus
an Der 2ublotp 4nenne, ndbe Grams
place. 5000; 21ft0dises Dobnbuus
an Gtettiuius anerue. nahe Grie Que..
$4,000; 2sIt6dig.s Dobnbous an Der
GutIoot 4penue, nabe Der 3iegIe 4pe..
$4,000; 2Aft0disss Do6nbaus an Der
Ode Der gictnria unn Wontietb ape..
$4,000; 2Aft5dis,s DObnbaus an Der
0ictoriu, nabe Der Wpntieth Qpenue,
$4,000; 25itSdigss Wcbnbous on Der
Grper. rnbe Der Observatory apenut.
$2600.
9as frau 4nnd gerfpin eeboriss
2aItSdioe Wobnbdus go. 1104 5eton
apenle, auf g.rics Gin. fpurbs seitsrn
bnrh Sbeobore Rdper e Bro. auf 6f.
fentli9er auftion perfauft. i5rau asna
syIdnRtrp eritanb bos Gigentbum fir
ibr angebot bon $3.50.
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MusoerS Sesbatptftaot
Sat ieet SUrraus u0r allen @e'
id1dften iln Zemat.

Die JreiIiite gorIage bonn Reprds
fentuntenbaus angenommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-09

"a Republitaner ittmnteu nit ben
0emotraten fir bic 8Orlage.
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Sen. 9alIinger gum prdFbenten bes
SenQts pro temp. ertpdbIt.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-08-24
MANNER OF ASSESSING TO
BE TESTED IN COURT

The present manner of valuinp cor
porate property by the state board of
equalization as compared with the
manner OF valuing local property by
the assessors is to be tested in a
suit which the Santa Fe Railroad COM
pany has brought in the federal court
against Pueblo, Otero and Ell Paso
counties to prevent those counties
from collecting the amount which is
due them under the valuation as
placed upon the Santa Fe by the
board of equalization. The board in
arriving at the value of the road, as
certained the total value of the en-
tire system, including tracks, rolling
stock, terminals, and all other prop
erty. 1t then divided the total yalu-
alton by the number of miles and
gave to each mile of road in Colorado
value equal to one-third of that
sum. The Santa Fe claims that in so
doing the board imported terminal
values from Illinois and placed them
in Colorado. The question that arises
is, can terminal values be assessed
outside the state in which the ter
minals are located? The suit is
brought in the federal court and a
temporary injunction has been issued
restraining the counties named from
attempting to collect the taxes until
after the question is settled. The road
also charges that it is assessed a
higher per cent according to its value
than has been charged against local
property in these counties. The road
maintains that while it's property is
placed at one-third its total value,
the assessment against local prop
crty does not amount to twenty per
cent of its total value.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-08-24

other side, there wopld be, 10 years to
come, avenues and pzyks Of striking
beauty which otherwise viii be inpos-
Eiisle, or attained only al enormous
eos;- London has already x.Sened .
few Of ,ts 5esses; tkororSnfares ~
cot Of millions, and now plans 70
syend q Eailsi0o dollars in the re-
nsDxal Of two comparatively Ernzil
buildings, which, being On corners, de-
Eteoy the beauty Of the Admiralty
arches at Cbar5ng Cnoas. The re-
r1ovaI contemplated would provide the
GneEt spectacular street IN all the city
LondOn, Of course, has been cen
turIes growing. and even 100 years
zgo it's citizens did not dream Of its
present greatDeSz- GU, own American
cities, many Of which will not reach
their century marx for years TO come,
viii some day sake up 70 a realiza-
tion Of what urban beauties they could
easily have had il only the present
generation had been less absorbed in
temporary utility and more thought
fgl Of the future. AZ q rule We all
build too small, and frequently be-
fore a structure is completed the
owner regrets he did not plan more
liberslly. Nor is II necessafy 70 plunge
into needless and useless waste Of
money, the simple spending Of money
layizhiy Is not art, but it is possible
to plan ahead and 70 insugurate pub
lie improvements the expense Of which
should be spread over ouch period
OF time as will put upon coming
generation its fair share Of the bur
zen, either Of continuation or com
pietion Of the work, or retirement Of
bonds on which money was raised 10
do IL. We need great awakening
here to a loyal pride each in his own
city, for no town is so Eriali, nor any
eiTy 20 large, that ii can not DO some
t'iing 10 give the place distinction
tfat its own people VIII enjoy for
ever, and visitors remark when they
are within its borders. Iaris, Ber-
iin. Brussels, Vienna have e1ch srent
millions in this way, and the results
~tIl justify the aeL for sIl time. Ihe~e
Is no need for JE 70 Wi, uli.' oar
cities arc moss -gro IN with age; we
car commence Il -. now TO make a
beginning Mel.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-08-24
EFFORTS MADE TO STACK
LANDS CONVENTION

As result Of the fight that has
been made by the Republican papers
against the policy that WAS being pur-
sued IN arranging for the public lands
convention In Denver, CoTernoy Shat
roth this week vas forced to invite
President Taft TO the convention The
invitation went forward 70 the presi-
dent Wednesday and requested him TO
be present and address the eonysn-
ton On Friday, Governor Shafroth
appointed { list of delegates-at-large
10 the convention.
This does not alter the fact that
every effort has been made to stack
the convention before these two acts
were performed II Is a well known
fact that the general list Of delegates
was inspected By those IN charge of
the convention before they were pre-
sented to the proper authorities for
appointment Conferences were held
by those in charge over practically
every name that would be presented
for appointment Nevertheless, the
Republican press in general is tax
ing the position that, if he can, Presi-
dent Taft should either come TO the
convention or should send some rep
resentative of the administration who
IS fully qualified to present the gov
ernment's policy with regard to con-
servation in the west. To be sure
the convention will resolve against
him 1t has been stacked for that
purpose. but, on the other hand, the
president will have an opportunity to
tell the people of the west the facts
about conservation as he sees it, which
would, to a large extent, offset the
critcizing resolutions which have,
probably, already been prepared and
which will be adopted. The feature of
the matter to date is the exposition
OF the attempt to pull off a Demo-
cratic convention and the forcing of
those in charge to rescind their for
mer position, which was that no rep
resentative of the government would
be invited.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-08-24
TT. COLLINS EDUCATORS HERE

A party of instructors in the Fort
Collins Agricultural college came in
last night OF the eastern and were
guests Of the Savoy over night The
liz; included Pref z. c. Bennett and
wife, Prof C. P Gillette and Presi-
dent Charles A Lory, as well as two
relatives Of the latter, Samuel and
Thomas WALES.
Today. the party, with the exeep-
;icn of President Lory, were taken
Up the Animzs valley in autos, by Ed
gar Buchanan and John Turner.
Messrs. Bennett and Gillette are look
ing up the diseases of fruit trees in
different sections Of the state, and
made the trip On business pertaining
to the same. The rest Of the party
accompanied them for the outing.
President Lory left via the Southern
this. morning for Fort Lewis 70 at
tend TO certain routine matters TO-
day. This afternoon after their re-
turn from the Animas valley, Messrs.
Bennett, Gillette and party will con-
t:nue to Fort Lewis and leave tomor-
row to look over some state lands
near Cortez that are being advertised
for sale by the state land board, and
appraise the same
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-08-24
DOUBLY PROVEN.
Durango Readers Can no Longe
Doubt the Evidence.

This Durango citizen testified long
ago.
Told of quick relief-of lasting
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed.
Such testimony is complete-the
evidence conclusive.
1t forms convincing proof OF merit.
Mrs. M. E. Dobbs, 2045 Main ave-,
Durango, Colo, says: my back was
so painful that I could scarcely get
around and was annoyed almost con-
stantly by dull ache through my
loins. Now and then that changed to
sharp twinges which extended into my
right shoulder. At night | suffered
tho most and was robbed of my rest
| was in this condition for three or
four years and know it was due to
disordered kidneys, as the kidney Sc
cretions were unnatural. When I read
about Doan's Kidney Pills, was in
duced to get supply at G. B. Tiffany,
Jr IS drug store and begin using them.
They entirely removed the pains in my
back and the other kidney difficulties
became thing of the past" (State-
ment given January, 1907o
ALWAYS EFFECTIVE.
Mrs. Dobbs confirmed the above tes-
timonial on May 30, 1907, saying:
During the years that have passed
since l publicly recommended Doan's
Kidney Pills, / have taken them off
and on and they have always brought
prompt relief"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. -Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
and take no other.
Semi-weekly herald., 1911-08-24
ACCIDENTS IN THE AIR.

A French military officer has made
tabulation of the accidents that
occurred to aviators in the past year
and finds that the casualty list is not
IA discouraging as might be thought.
Twice as many people were killed fly
ing in 1910 as in 1909, but there were
five times as many people flying in
1910; so the ratio of fatality in the
latter year was only forty percent
OF that of the year before.
OF these fatal accidents more than
half was due to faulty construction
Of the machines, and little over a
third was due to obvious mistakes
of the pilot-this probably being n
euphemistic term for recklessness in
making exhibition flights.
Both Of these are durable defects,
and both OF them still exist In rail-
way operation. Meanwhile the air is
being navigated ut seventy five miles
an hour, men are flying over the
English channel in flocks, women are
being carried as passengers, and the
progress of aviation is so rapid that
the average citizen has to stop and
think in order to realize how recent
an achievement It is. There are still
a good many problems to be solved,
but II cannot be reasonably doubted
that the next ten yars will see avia-
tion established as a standard mode
Of passenger travel, with no greater
percentage Of risks than the ordinary
man Is willing to take without think
ing much about it.--Ottawa Republic.