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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21

g8enn e9pnferpattpen,
ipte Ith Die gatrisier aasr 2dnoer nens
nen, iiber Oen 9eoanten, oab bic Rea
sieruus es auf iih nebmen ioa, PIE
preife Der Wdaren feitSuIeseu, etn bp'
merifhes GeIdhtsr anItiumen, entSsht
ibnen, bub oisies Redt pon Der Regtss
runq iebt fhon in srobem Wabe aus.
geibt tpiro. Sobalo Elm preisauffhlag
in elmer Waare Ttattfinoet, untsrIuhen
gunnese un0 Stautsbeb0rpen, OBJ oas
einem gru't 3u3uihreiben tit. Odraus
gsht bob bernpr. ouB bds Heht Der
RegieruRg, Die BddreHpreiie 5u resus
Iireu, itbt ihon bsftebt. is frdst ith
uur nod, oh oiefss Re9t, oas isst
inoiregt dusgeiibt piro, audi birstt
uusqsiibt rperDen ioQte, innem BON
ppcnhereiu oer prei5 Seitens Der Res
qierun9 beItimrt piro. Sn Wahdhus
fstts gsbt bas 8sieb idOu 10 rpeitL nab
ieoer giiroer, Der ben preis elmer
Baure gu bob befinoet, por gsrttt
cine llnteriuhung iibsr bic gerehti.
aung bes prsiIes perLangsn tam. Sc
unterlngt taum eiItem 3peifeI, buB
man i'm 2aufe Der 3eit Den 9erbraus
6srn nod ausgiebigsreu Shug gse
pdbrer miro. gu perDunoern 1T ods
ia aud niht. Wie Der GeneraI.InDdlt
Der Der. Staaten ertldrt. lit Dag bis
berile poItsrpirtbihditlihs GeIeB, oos
bic Waursnprsiie requIirt, auber aruft
Seiebt, neil bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ss in ihrer Raht baben, oas glugsbot
nut 8slieben gu re9uliren uro oappn
ben peitoebenoiten 8ebrauh MAIDEN.
9emgemGb mub an Steus oes Dtonos
miiher 0eiebes ous StaatsgeIeB trsz
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21

Cine 4rt poetti der SIhne
IieQt in oem StttIaI Der Stoot Sam
renee in RaFa6uietts. Gort berritte
in 5plge Der RadlGft9tett Der Sirgsr
eine b0ait torrupte Dtrtbidaft, bte
nit Dem finan3ieuen ganterott Der
Stapt enOste. 5n ibrer 9eor0n8nib
haben bic 9urgsr pon 2anrence benz
Gouperneur oas Qnerbietsn gemaht,
Die 2ecislatur 'oQe Der Staot erlaus
ben, cine 4nleibe BON 100000 auf3us
rsbmeu. 9afir poQe Die Staot dut
ibre Selbitperpaltung auf Die 8auer
bon 3e1n Sabren psr3idten uno Na
unter bic 6erri6aft elmer pom 8pus
oerneur 3u ernennenoeu 8OmTifion
ftsIlen. Der gerluIt Der 6reiteit lit bic
1Splqe Der &orruption. Eas trtfTt
niht bios uuf StGote, Ionoern audi
auf IutiOner gu. 9as 9olt ioIIte
pas msbr tpUrbIgen uno Itrsnser auf
GbrIidtett i'm ofientliden Gisnit ie-
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21
2okal.Derid)t
Gretbsr etrabenraab.

Malter gef, BON go. 310O 6inEbe
aps.. ioufts fih ssitern ssnnmitiag
Dor bsm 6ouie $40. 225 Oeorae Etras
be Elm BaisbaII rGrtra~. Sn bsmisla
ben augenblid iras cine Hsaerin cuf
i'm gu uHb frasis ton: -Ui{tsr lpbot
h ihe feor.l' Dsft bIidie In bie 1eis
iunp. um bic sspiinihts Ausianjt ae-
ben su .onnen, ais Die Qeaerin t6m
bas pcriemennais NIT $29 avs Der
0oHb rib nnb nit Ihrsr Heuie IN q.
rstr nahsstlssenen alIsp csri4wGns.
Jafcb Glari. pom Q. unh lublow
Girabe. ipuro. ssItsrn AbeHs psr BEN
1onft Nu. 470 81. 2. Gtra6e ypn
siDe. Strabenrdubern onaeiauen.
nisbefseiflassn unh nm $40 IN Naog
trisi6teri. Gr CAB h<r psliaei etne
quite ge!4reibuns bsE bsiDen Dsoelc.
eeres.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21

Die en9Iiiden CORDS haz
ben DIE urfpriingIi6e 4bIiat, Die Bin,
tpelhc ibre Rehte ais GeisBgeber auf
Elm Wfinimum pertiir3t, gu Derrperfen,
niht burhQefiihrt, ionoern bic 6auss
gtQ nit Qmenbements perieber uno
benz 6auIe 3uriitgeIhitt. 0ieie
Mnlencemsnts haben n1tiirIi6 oen
3tped, Die jeBige Legislative Gepult Der
Qoros gu bsIafien, Der qremier ptro
i'm 6aufe beantragsn. ale 4menoes
msnts gu Itreihen. Damn mui1en DIE
2oros entpeoer nahqeben Ooer Der
80nig mug einIhreitsn. Des 2egtersn
Iufgabe beitGnoe Oarin, fiinfbuHoert
Rsue Qor0s pon Iiberaler Rthtung gu
ernenren, I'm ods 8ptum Der 2Dros
i'm jebtgen Cberbduie gu iberItimmsu.
Mqgemein gebt bic QnIiht Dabtn, bab
Der Sonio iih gu oiefsn Pajrsihub
beretts psrpFli6tet bat un0 bic QOros
es uiht aufs 4euberite antommen laf=
fen rperoer, uuo Iie Ipdren tbDriht,
lpenn lie onDsrs banoelten. Wlit 500
liberalen Pair5 IisBe Th oos 8sfss,
fDeldes bic Wtaht Der 2oros faIt gdn3=
lid aufbsbt, nienaIs mebr riberrufsn.
3as fam absr ge'heben, tpenn tsiR
guirsidub srfoIgt, fobdlo Dte RoHier.
oattpen lDjeoer einmaI oas llntsrbaus
tputroIiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21
llsber sas 0r5baer Soa.
Don Anna gehniid fapp
itein.

S.it Der gr0iinuns Der neusn
ourhr,a iabrbdren Gplomlteniira Be
iinb fir ben Rihthontouriiien jsns
ueberednss in ben 5inisreranb seires
ten. beneH man. 3par nod fiihrsrIos.
abtr bod uHier altrbonb Wiiben unb
unier auslieierung on jsee Weiiere
iberraihung Rur gang Der eisenen
arafi su Dertrauen bas. Goraus era
ipddf' Der gorsuL bab iens nun enis
p0lssrtsn pdFe unb SOfe untnitpeihs
,eiie Ratursiniamieii seipdbren. gu
ben Wtssn, bic untsr Der Woositr0s
muns pergeiIsn ipurbsn. ipelte fih osm
pOrooiiod. Dem JaIsaresos uRo oem
Earsrpob supenbst. gsbori bas Crib
ner God.
Don Der Citation Waibbrud aus tan
Der 8rsnntrbcbn) .ann man nod eis
nsn bdlben Tag lang bic poittuifdt
benuben. obrobl ben JdhrtnDen biefe
Bequsmlihieit ,nnnhmnt rsui, tpsnn
bic Grbbseren am Aangs, bic Wilbros
fen uno bic trnnbsrpoaen Nlumen Der
Nlpenfpiefsn ibn balien nDhisn. Nuf
Mnibrud ftnut Der Dogelpsiobci. bic
neimutb Wolsers bon Der UogsIpeibe.
bsrnb. anfdnslin II. bas 1bot eng
unb finitsr IN Gelfen BON porpbprs
nnb Glimmerfhiefer getIemmi, 5tuis
Ihen benen Der Or0bner Bad rcufdt.
ano iit ansblide 6ffntn. seigt fin bos
MoHiD bes intfrefanien 2antofels
unb fponnt bic Qtueier. Dos 9bul III
fAnn4 beliebelt. Ora Ct. lllri6, Der
eauptort, bili HAs ist, Disiss 3ens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21

Der ieBtge qr5Tioent oss
3udersTruft5 pGgt ieine gusIagen
tcr Dem uHteriudurgs aommittee
iprqfdItig ob, aber bduFig perlGBt i'm
Ecin Ge0GttniB. 2lIs sr gefragt purs
e, oh Die aOmpagnie, 0eren qr6iioent
sr lit, Elm Sruit lei, antportete er, er
lUifIe nitt, mas man untsr einsm
SruIt Oeritshe. 4I5 er aber urrnittets
bar Oorauf oefra9t puroe, ME man Die
8riinouno ppn 1ruits an beiten ber.
tinbsrn tonue, empfabl er Elm 8eiss,
reI6es Oerbtetet, aprporatipnen, bic
IN ben Iruit aufgenommen fuer0en.
eirsr uber ben pirtliten Wertb hires
9eftgt6ums biuuusgsbenoen preis 3u
5ablen. Der 8orgdnger bss iesiqsn
3ruit prdIi0enten, Der perftor6ene 5a,
psmeper, mar strpas aufridtiqtr; er
fagte, oaB Der Sartf Der Batter Der
2ruits lei, mas er ieoo9 fir 3udsr
riht geltsn lief. 4uein Der 3ufsr-
gruIt tpur3slt sdn8ltf i'm Tdrif. U}tt
BEN @ugenbtid, ba Der Grtra.2oQ fir
raffinirten 3utsr aufhorts, s;Rge Der
gruft in Die gru1e. Di.Tsr RaFfin.z
r;ss3oa miro rihtigsr ais Wonppolss
Sod be8sihHet. Gr miro auf.rlect, nm
rem RoffiReur 81 fc5iistn. Tie R.ais.
rung erbdlt ntnt sistr Gent gcu 5it-
fem sou, Do fem raffinirter 3u6sr
trportirt tpirb. User roffinirt aber
ben 3uder in oislem Qanos2 Ter
3uferr5ru'. ausidlisBli6 uno aIIein.
9emnah 1T Der Roffireris5oa peiter
rridts ais ein Wittsl, um baE om.ri.
fanlf6s Dol. rm smaH3is Willian,n
Ooaars bos saby gu beraub.H, 81.
ftrs 3u6er.1ruft ale Grtrasprci,t su.
ianer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21

8elbe bespsen iporbsn, selegt. Die
aunIt Der S1onbeit i'm pisrten Sabrs
bunnsrt beitano bauptiddlid) bdrin,
Die Ratur gu perunitalteu. RAD ser
Qnoronuns oes 6aares ,biloete bic
S6min,s ben tpihtisi.en Gesenitdno
oer Spilette. Die Geiftli6en iener
3eit, bic sseen oieien llnfus oonnerr
ten, baben uns Elm saH3es Snpsntar Der
gsbrdu6Iihsn Shmiuten hintsrldhen.
9ds 9eIidt tpuros nit 4rstoe sspFlo.
fert, Die Banssu nit 3innober roth
genaIt uuo bic ausenbruuen nit Ius
timon sefGrbt. Wous uno 2sinpano
tpurDen perIdmdbt. Die patri3ierin
buate iih in Seioe bon fold feiHsm
unb burhfttissm Geipinit, bob ite,
pte Die Sittenpreoigsr jener 3eit Ia9s
ten, ben GOrper beoette, pbne i'm 81
perbeden.
IS lit nidt ihfper, bic Qshnlihtsit
nit Der isbtseu Mobs su eriusiisn.
Der Saarbdu nit Der 5iills fdli6en
9aares III Der glsihe, ME namals, uno
an Stelle Der ourdiihtieen Seios tritt
bas enganliegenbe Gepann, pas ebens
falls,riht pieI su erratbu aii9ibt. Die
jeBiee Mpoe. ountle Saare gu bIsiden,
ftebt in 0efhmadIpItgteit duf gIsiter
StuFe nit ben rotbsn perriidsn, 81 De-
nen nur gssriffer fpuros, neil man iid
odmoIs nod niht auf Die STUNT oss
5ddrbleihens perItdnh. 8eeen oieis
9eidmadsperirrungsn ioGlte sbenfaIIs
bic GrSishun9 in Inpenouna gebraht
usroen. IS fshIt ni6t an elmer Dii.
ienfhaft. rpslhe ben Ihlshtsu 0es
'dmad ntssrsubaIten gseignet ipdre.
uno oas 1T bic IsIthstit. Dele piro
absr niht gsIsbrt. Cine llrtsrfpeiIun9
in Der Tarbensourmoui. unb in Der
TormenIsbre, fir pel6s bas oil. 6sIs
Ius iplb bsrrIths 9orbiIber Iiefert,
fpiiroe obns ,3peiIeI bie's sbsuTo loft.
fpieIigen ME anpioeruben gertrruns
gen oes 9efhmads iunsrbalb astpiFsr
9rsn3sn baltsn. Mau tanR bub:r nit
ge'timmtbsit bic Iniitt pertrsten, oab
ale GusIhrsiturgen Der Wl0os IebisIit
auf ungsHiigenoe Gr3isbung 5uriitous
fibren iino.
Jur oas 8eittueilige Quftreteu oisier
8eidmadIoTgteiteu Iisgt Die Gr.Ias
rung uuf Der 5anp. sic lit 6ionomts
iter Dirt. Wsnr INNER Der Reid
tbum 'i6 in elmer ssipiTsn 9laFIs tons
3entrirt, itslt Elm barbdrifder Gurus
ith Elm. Der iid bon ben ytsidsn duf
Die Qvmen iibsrtrlgt unb BET ben 2ess
tersn nidt Bios fiuau3ieIc, ionoeru
aud moraItide 8erksrurgen anrib.
tet. 5riihsr bsrridts bieie gntartung
in Der nsGriitotrdtie, oater bic
8erpiIosrung in Rom i'm pisrtsn
S1brbunosrt. Sect sebt nas Merger
NIP bon Der 5iuans. .4riitOtratie aus.
Die 9ruits uno moroppIs rauben ben
WluiIeH ni6t bios bic finansieDs ious
bern uuf bic iittIihs Sraft. Sm Gaufs
Der 3eit !uIro tpobI 8iees asideteH,
nm Die rpirtbitaftIihtn lIriahen eer
Generalization ab3uihpd6sn. ausir
ols bos ptrtfomfts Wlittsl piro Tt
nur cine before gr3isbuns bspdbren.
Gtne pabrhoft o:bilosts gsrion
mdnuIihen obsr psibliteu Gei6ls6ts,
bait ith bon Standardization fern.
Die ous tura'tsriitifhs WlsrtmaI bsG
Qurus biloeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21

Dte 4ntIuge gegen bic Gn@
qrpsz apetenbdnoIer benefit Die Rtds
tiateit uniersr nie1er Gage dus9elprp'
deuen aniidt, oab Die Woaren BON
uehr ats einem Sruit pertheuert tpers
ben. Grit tontroIiren Die 3apstens 10
britanten bic Qreiie uno oonn Die
8rpbbGnoIer. Damn punoert man iih,
ba boie 8eIhGfte ni6t 70 ihpurghuft
fin0, ps man oas un9sIihts Der grcs
bsn natirliaen 6itfsqusuen oes Can
nes erpQrteu ioLIte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-21

menu 5mppt pon uta b 5u
Guniten Der BON t6m einbertdteteH Bill
tstreffs gepiDtruno Der Bollsn5ous
fuqt, DoB iie ben 3Ou auf 80 qro3ent
pom Wsrtbe beI6rGntt, 10 tit oarauF
su errpieosrn, oab er ben sou sbenio
out uuf 800 pro3ent uniesen tonnte,
Ssnn o6t8ig qro3ent tDtrteH gsnau 10
prohbitiu ME 800 Qro3ent.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

London. March 1S-The English Zion-
ist Federation. which has been very
somnolent Of late has awakened from its
sleep and has just held a conference
at Manchester The federation, which
by the successive secessions of the two
contending parties broke up about
year ago, is, it is understood, about
to be revived, or rather revivified.
At the conference at Manchester the
Young Zionist party, which has never
been in full sympathy with the policy
of the federation, although it accepted
representation on its council for a short
time. was we'll represented. and from
now on, the movement in England will
be completely reorganized and will pass
virtually under the control of the Young
Zionist party, the English universities
element in the movement.
As this party is rather severely critical
of the policy pursued from the head
quarters at Cologne, English Zionism is
again likely to make itself heard in the
as it has been heard in the
past. In the arrangements for the re-
newed organization no room seems to
be provided for the great protagonists
and mutual critics of English Zionism
in the past, and presumably therefore
the leaders. DR.. Caster, Messrs. Green
burg, Cowen, and Herbert Bentinck, OF
the movements within the movement will
remain in their present retirement.
Mr.. Herbert Bentinck, however, is
still at the head OF his independent
Zionist Friendly Society organization.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
MAORIS PROVING
PROGRESSIYENESS
Adopt Up-to-date Methods
for Farming.

Dunedin. New Zealand, March 1S-weT
liked by Europeans. the Maoris are moth
ing if not progressive, proof of this being
shown by the up-to-date methods which
they adopt in farming. These fine fel-
lows are living in the northern portion
of New Zealand. where they have a large
number of villages between Waiomio
(Kawakawa), Ohaewai, and Kaihoe con-
nected by telephone: the lines, erected
by themselves, having been put up in
a solid and secure manner. At a meet
ing held recently for the furtherance
of the Maori telephone service, a wash
hand basin was set up as the official
receiver of funds, over 81, 500 being thrown
into it by those present. The business
end of the project took two days to set
tie, during which time there was a
prodigious eating of pork and fish. At
night when conversation is slack on the
telephone, the gramaphone is impressed.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
SEEKING RUSSIAN
UNION WITH ROME
Catholics Negotiating with
"Old Believers"

St Petersburg, March 1S.-An interest
ing movement is noticeable among the
highest Catholic clergy here, who are in
telligently endeavoring to carry on negO-
tiatiOns with the sO-caIled old Believ-
ers," which is the most ancient and intlu-
ential sect of the Russian Church, for
the purpose of bringing about union with
Rome. The negotiations are making head
way. Greatest opposition is being en-
cOuntered on the part of the general
flock, whose ignorance, narrOwness, and
distrust steel them against the notion of
union, but the clergy of the old BeIiev-
ers" are lending a willing ear to the pro-
posals.
Already several well-known members of
the sectarian priesthood have officially
recognized the primacy of the Pope and
entered the Roman Catholic Church as
so-called Uniates, ! preserving ancient
privileges, such as the SlavOnic liturgy
and the right of candidates for the secu-
lar priesthood to marry once before being
ordained. The Vatican, which has always
recognized the validity of the saCraments
of the Orthodox Church. is receiving the
clergy of old Believers and giving
them the same rank as they possessed
in their own church.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

London, March 1S.-A National School,
Of Agricultural is shortly to be founded
here. where boys will be trained to take
positions in this country or the over
seas dominions as farmers, farm man.
ayers and stewards. and gardeners.
Girls will be taught dairy work, plain
cooking. and laundry work.
The necessary capital has already been
found, and it is the intention TO secure
farm of about 100 acres near a large
city, preferably London, where the work
will be carried on under the tuition of
qualified instrutOrs. To commence with,
about 100 pupils, boys and girls. will be
specially selected from the elementary
schools.
No fees will be charged either for
tuition or board and lodging. For the
boys a course of training similar to that
given to Boy Scouts will form part of
the curriculum. All the produce raised
on the farm. VIII ch is to be conducted
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
HOME RULE UNION
MAY Be REVIVED

London, March 1S.-In view of the in
tentioE to introduce a home rule bill
in Parliament next year, it Is proposed
shortly to inauguTate a home rule
campaign of the instruction of the
English electorate.
Mr. John Redmond. Mr.. Dillon, Mr..
7. P. OConnor. Mr.. Delvin and other
leading Nationalists are placing their
services at the disposal of English
Liberal members. and a series of mass
meetings will be arranged throughout
the constituencies.
The question of setting on foot an or
gnnization for the purpose of arranging
and conducting this campaign has been
under consideration, and II has been sug-
gested that II would be well to revive
the Home Rule Union, which took so
active part in the struggle after the
rejection of Mr.. Gladstone's first home
rule bill, but no definite decision has
been arrived at on this matter. II an
organization is started Mr.. Churchill will
probably be asked to accept the chair
manship.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
GIRLS IMPRISONED
TILL MARRlAGEABLE
New Britain Natives Have
Queer Custom.

London, March 17.-In some parts Of
New Britain the native have a Gus
tom OF placing young women in strict
seclusion before marriage by imprison-
ing them in cages for several years un-
til they reach a marriageable age. The
Rev. George Brown, D. D., who has
spent many years of his life in the
South Sea Islands, endeavoring to stamp
out poiygamy and cannibalism among
the natives. describes how on one oc-
caslon he inspected a number of these
human cages.
'The atmosphere inside them was hot
ana sitting" he says. THE cage was
quite clean and contained nothing but q
few short lengths of bamboo for hold
ing water There was only room for
girl TO sit or lie down in crouched posi-
ton on the bamboo platform. and when
the doors arc shut is must be nearly
or quite dark inside. They are never
allowed to come out except once a day
to bathe In a dish or wooden bowl
placed close to the cage. They are
placed in the cages when quite young
and must remain there until their mar
riages."
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
TREAT MEDICALLY
FOR NAUGHTINESS
Actually Done in Japan Now,
Says London Writer.

London. March 1s-Writing to the Times
recently on the subject of sulkiness, a
correspondent refers to the possibility of
treating children medically for naughti-
ness.
This" he says, rs actually done in
Japan. / had charge of some Japanese
children. and il they proved unamenable
to discipline, or gave way to prolonged
fits of naughtiness. they were taken
away for a day or two and invariably
came back to me cheerful and good
tempered. On inquiry, / found they had
been massaged either once or twice, and
that 1t was a very generally practiced
remedy. all naughtiness being held to
proceed from disordered stomach. :
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

the Ancient Order of Maccabeans, but
so far as the public is concerned this
also remains quite quiescent.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
ENGLISH SCHOOL TRAINS
YOUTHS TO BE FARMERS
Boys and Girls Specially Selected from Elementary
Schools Will Be Given Course of Instruction

on strictly commercial lines. will be sold,
and the scheme, il is hoped, will be
entirely self-supporting In cases where
the value of their work exceeds the cost
of maintenance wages will be paid to
the pupils.
As foreshadowed in the minister of
wars recent memorandum on army esti-
mates cyclists are to play a very i'm
pOrtant part in the governments new
plans for home defense. The roads of
England are so well adapted to cyclist
warfare that the general staff strongly
recommended the addition of three bat
taliOns of cyclists to the territorial force
and three more are to be added this
year. and in 1872 there will be 10000
wheelmen serving as such in the army
Cycles and motorcycles are to play a
very important part in this years
maneuVreS.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
SUICIDE OPTIONAL,
CONTENDS KAISER
Matter Between Mans God
and His Conscience.
OPINION PRovoKEs SURPRISE
Unexpected Liberality of Sentiment
on German Rulers Part in Case
larIy AppIauded, Although Its Eff
feet on Country Is Feared.

Berlin, March 1S.-In this moral and
military country. surprise and satisfac-
tion have been caused by the Kaiser's
of Count Won 'Pfeil
The count was practically expelled
from the army and deprived of his uni
form and rank by a judgment of a
court of honor. The burden of his Of
fense was ill-treatment of two success
sive wives, but the case was complicated
by two attempts at suicide on the count ;
part. The court regarded the attempts
at suicide as an aggravation of the
counts Offenses and deprived him Of his
rank of captain on that ground. This
decision the Kaiser overruIed, leaving the
offender a Cashiered and dscredited man,
but permitting him to use his military
title.
Effect Is Feared.
In explanation of his clemency, the
Kaiser, in an order dated last October,
but only now become public property,
lays it down that suicide is a matter
solely between a mans conscience and
his God and entirely disavows the mill
tary view that it is a breach of the
oath to the colors
The Kaiser. it was thought, would be
the last man to take such a view, and
his unexpected liberality of sentiment,
jumping, as it does. with popular good
sense, is everywhere appIauded. Some
fears are expressed in this land of
abundant suicides, where it is not uncom-
mon for schoolboy to take his life
out of fear of examination. that the
kaiser's order may encourage the de-
spairing soldier to put an end to himself,
but it is pretty clear that a man in such
conditions will not be deferred from his
design by fears of an earthly judge.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
BEHEADED AFTER DEATH.
Peasant Had Sold Uranium to Scien-
tihc Institute for 1910.

Vienna. March 1S.-The headless body Of
Johann Rieser. a Tyrolese peasant. was
buried in the cemetery of ZinerthaI re-
Gently. The reason for the mutilatiOn
was that the man had sold his head.
which was of abnormally large size.
to a pathological institute during his
lifetime for the sum of $31O. and a sur
geon was sent to remove the head before
burial.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
FINEST TRAIN IN THE WORLD.
Cars Coaches Eclipse Even Those
of Kaiser wilhelm.


st. Petersburg, March 1&-The new
Russian imperial railway train, in which
the Gar and Czarina travel, is said to
he the most luxurious in the world,
eclipsing even the Kaiser's elaborate
train de luxe.
The Cars train consists of eleven car
riages. 1t is entirely on the corridor sys-
tenn, is fitted with electric bells, and
lighted by electricity. The carriages of
the Emperor and Empress are in the
middle of the train
The Empress drawing-room has the
walls covered with pale rose silk. and
her bedchamber is hung with light blue
satin, the furniture being covered with
English cretonne of the same color. Each
sleeping saloon has a bathroom and
dressing room attached. The Emperor's S
simple tastes are shown by the fact that
he uses the dining saloon as a study,
and 1t is there he tranSacts all his busi-
ness, with the help of two secretaries.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
ZIONIST FEDERATION
TO BE REORGANIZED
Movement in England Virtually Passes Into Con-
troll of Younger Universities Element.

g Tia Enr1ish Zinn-..=
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1911-10-20
Montezun1a

Mary Patterson spent Sunday with
Nellie Hoel.
Ralyh Hoel, Of Dayton, spent Sum
day with relatives here,
Mrs. A. q. Long spent Sunday with
Mrs. John Conoebaugh.
Russell Bodkin and family spent
Sunday with Roy Bodkln and family.
Manda Hoavlln spent Sunday with
Malissa Moore.
Vermont Bennett and Lura Monroe
were united In marriage Sunday at the
homo Of the brides parents. Their
many friends extend congratulations.
Ira Bennett and wife spent Sunday
with VIM. Poor and family.
Mrs. Ollie Cencebaugh, wbo has
spent the last few months In California,
returned home Tuesday.
Amelia Walters, Grace Hoel, Blaneh
Harrison and elsie Shelley spent sun
day with Buelah Shelley at Celina.
O. p. Heavlin aud wife and Amanda
Cochran spent Sunday with George
FOss and wife.
Naomi Stafford and opal Monroe
spent Sunday with Mrs, Nolan at Cell
ma.
William Preston, who has spent the
last few weeks in Tennessee, returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs. JEFF Ulrich and Gladys Preston
spent Sunday with John Aucker and
family at CelIna.