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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31

Der Gtabtratb, ipeIher geItern
absno in Sibuns mar, nohm einen 8e.
riht pom Golicitor an, bob bic Dean
Mfg. 60. nicht msbr au elmer Steusre
freibeit berehtiet fei. IS fpurbe be-
fboHen, Got go. SO, tpelhe BON Der
Grftsn Nresbnteriuner Rirhe uls Wobs
Huns fir ben gaftpr sebrauht ptrb,
BON Der 8eiteuerung aus3ufhliebtn.
Cine 3ufhrift BON ben gnpdIten
5sper unb Soipdrb besiiglih elmer Tors
berune Der 9elspbon=Geisu tpurs
be perle3en uno on bas aommittee fur
9siebe perpieien. Dus 9ommittee fir
9eIebe beri6tets. bab Die Stabt bic
SGlfte Der nntoitsn fir bas Suaenbsss
riht gu trdeen babe. Wurbe an bas
8ommittee fir Rittl unb Dese pers
tpiefsn.
- Inter benz @orfiss bes 5errn alz
bert Reinbarbt funb gsItern Ibenb in
Sanbbas' SaIIe cine 8erIammlung Der
grdFbenten uno 5stretdre Der beuts
5hen 8ereine itatt, um eegsn Die Rsfo-
luton bss s. 3. u. M, bic Ginfiihs
runa Der oeutihen Sprabs in Den Of=
feutlihsn Shulen betrefIsnb. Steaung
gu usbmsn. Setretdr Gussn aruub
prptotollirte. Ssrr Sstpalo ars9en
reihts foIasnbs RsIplutiou elm: Be
fhloHsn, oab mir ssssn Die ScfAliifs,
fpelthe bon ben orsi Councils bonn gu
nior Sroen Der uniteo Qmsrican IRE
6anics angenpmnen fpuroen, in rpels
den seeen bic Disosreinfiibrung oes
peutihsn untsrribts in ben DffsntIis
den Shulsn BON Neipport proteitirt
ipirb. YrotsIt sinlsgen, ba iie Elm bret
ter SuIult Der bsutfhsamsritaHiihen
9sp0Itsruns oisTsr Stabt iinb uro
qan3 be6euteuD BON Gnotpnotbinaiss
mus ssusen, isitosm Der 8runb fir
ioIhs SunoIun9 betduut tpurbt, tpel'
der iebr unpsrniinftig iei; hauptidhIih
bsr isbtt gdragraph, fpslhsr befogt,
bas Elm 2inb, rpelhes nsbit Der sHgIis
fheu nod cine anbere Sprahe lernt,
ME elm gutter lopalsr ameritdnii6er
9iirgsr fperosn tonne; ftrner lei ss be-
IhloFen, bab mir, bis grdfbenten uuo
SetrstGre Der perihisosnen beutfhen
9srsiue, psIhe sessnpGrtig bier an
peTeno finb, Die arnabms BON irIhen
Reiplutipnsn smpfeblsn, in psIhen unz
Isrs BiinI6. bargeIspt itnb, uuo bi.I:
benz Shulratb pm Rsipport in Der
nGtFtsn Sibung uutsrbrsttst tperben
ioQen." Die ReiOlution purbs ansss
npmmtn uno bsThIoFen, oiefsIbs isosm
beutihen 8tretne 3uSuienbsu, oamit lie
in ben 8sreinspsriammlunsen Derles
fen, angsnomHsu uHo unter3si6nst
psrbe, um lie bann nit Der 9eretnss
unterihrift bem S6uIratb 3u3uienoeu.
Snsrnsr puros beihIOfsu, otste Rsios
luton einSurabmen uno in jeoem YER
eiusIotal aufsubdnaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
alisr Beianaier.

Dir polisei srmiittlts ssiisrn. boz
CHARTS 2lnbtrfon. alias 4rmisrpag,
BON annfas Gin. Mo.. iptldsr am
Mittppt In Dsm 2agerrdum btr
Hruis 6c 8nhlman 5arbmare Co..
80. 408 8-422 piOntsr Gtrdbs. abgts
faht uno rtrbuftst purbt. bereits rof
% JahreH bisislbs i5irma beFtrbIsn
bate nHD 3u 30 9ogsn Ar6tiisbaus
unb sintr GeloIirnfs DoE 500 unb
Rotten perurtbeiii tpcrDsR mar. Nndbs
Dem sr feline Ssrofs nsrbiibi battt, pkrs
lieB er GintiHnaii unb lieb jit nini
iDisber blidtn. bis sr am mlittmo4 hfr
poli5ei ipitber In bic 6dnbe fitl. DIR
Bsfdneene iol 0udp BON ben H<bbrbsH
bon Mi6isrn Gitp, Snb.. iD<esIs Ntrs
,ltsAng Itiner p1role DtrInHgt lusrbta.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
2ofal Seridt.
Ser Samens,ueig
@irb bsuis absub feline gsamttn fur
bas laaieHot Sabr erpablsn.

9luf beute Q5sno nm balb ahi llbr
III i'm @ebGubs Der SsfFsntIihtn Bib
IIotbet an Der gins StraBs cine 8srs
fummIuns bes 0amen8Deigss oes
DeiitId amerituniihen Stnhtpsrs
bauoes an6eroums iporben. Die ans
tpsIsubsit IGmmtIther MiteIisber III
bringsuh srfpDniht, ba in erftsr 2inis
in bisisr @eriammluug bic SeomteH
fir bus IaufsHcs Sabr srpdhIt Dsrben
ioIIeH.
Inter anotrsu tpihtigeu GeihdfteI
lisat auh bic 3idstabreduung fur Die
decentralization aHIdblid Der tiirss
lihen anipsisHbsit ppn Grau Dorm
hofer Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31

ton unb Cincinnati Gtrabenba6n Go,
fpfIibirte uno perlebt tpuroe. erhielt
$4,000 Shaoenerfas I'm Gircuitges
ri6t 5ugeiprOhen.
Stabteert6t: Sanes potpen, Der
tpeeen Serumlunserns bier perb1ftet
nuroe. ipurbe seftern ben 9shoroen
bon RorfpIf, ga, ausseliefert. 80.
$. Rpber, Elm Suiti3flii6tIing, pirb
einiae Gage bier gebalteu, Inn ndbere
austunft iiber ibn gu erfabren. -
Clifford 6ungIer. Der fid GeIo unter
fal16er 9orfpisgslung ertpdrb, puree
na9 8retnup Gountp aussIiefert.
-Spbn BRADFORD BON 8eoreetotpn,
9p., berthtete, buB ibm 5tpsi tpertb~
polle gFerpe uno Elm sRunabout" sss
itohlen ipureeu.
Sn elmer Sisung Der gountps
aommiifGre ipurbe ssitern befdloHen.
bic gountnsStsuerrate ipie i'm Sabre
1910 beisubebaItsn. 5erner tpuroen
perfhRbens 8srbeFerunsen pou 2onb-
ItraBen beiprphen.
- Sarrp Gorbtn, Elm betaunter
Rsiieuber, itorb eeitern abeno in isiner
@pbuung, No. 65 Sit 6. Strabe.
- 5bomas 5opIor, % Sabre alt,
in Central Gobtneton tppbnbaft,
purbe eeitern in ben SobIenbnfsn Der
6. &c q. 9a6n tobt aufsefunoen. @os
ronsr Or. Games G. Dtfe tpurbe be-
nu6ridtigt uno belt sinen Snqueft
ab. Der Sob trat infoIge Ser5I6lags
eirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
@ehdnsia.

Der pom Marfhaa arummel Dsn
Wlobiloupille unter benz Oerodhte, ben
ginbruf in Die bortist 4,oiioffiet am
Dienitds 4beHD b.sanefn su bdbea,
Dtrbafiite Regsr 1sa5!sn 6aneD. is
Sabre alt, ltsis ssiisrn bsm poltpffitss
5nfpestcr GrisipolD etgsniiter Gin of
fenfs Gsftdnbnib ob. gr CAB sii.
ben GinbrHh stmsinidm mii btm III
Sabre alien Qsgsr Carl asipis. ipti6sr
ntben Der WsabiionpilIsr poitaffiss
ipobni, Deriibt su baben. 2sipis ipurDe
Dtrbaftsi. lDeissrit iib isbod. irstno
iDeIde AHgabsn si MAIDEN. Die De.
fanesnen ipsrben bem Bunbesiommifs
IGr alhlsr porgefiibrt iperbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31

Die 2eihe Der SeIbitm0rberin ssraa
gIifabetb Smith alias Wauir miro
Hiht ouf Dem armsnfrisbbof b<itatiet
iperDen. Dir m6rtsrinnsn in BEN
Reiiaurant ees Sbernoob 5oitls bds
ben ndnlih, ais fie erfubrtn, bnB Die
angsbOrieen ibrer perftorbensn Cole
gin nitt I'm Stanbs iinb. fir bns Ht,
er6bnib Gorge 81 traseH. genug gelD
gu bem 3tptde g.iammtlt. Die Beer
biguns iDirb beuie @ormiting BON 30.
1917 JreemoH apenue aus anf bern
MtslspdH 5riebbofs ftdttfinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
Die StadtSgsiebOeDuIllJ.
Nrnce's Werbaitem bel Der synitpa
NifI sefdbrbet bic aaHaI'Wor.
Iage.
Der Gintinnaiier @ablbeh6rbt foll
Cd aR ben Rrnaea geben.

8orlaee nerihpbsu. -
Gin 12sStunben Gag fir sssuers
irehrIeuts. Neusintbeiluna Der
S6uIbiItritte I'm Staats. Gin
fig fir llHfoII gsrfi6srungss sgss
feiIfaoften. gpunt's sinbeitIids
Sdulbii4er 9orlage lpieber am
ltben. - 9as Saus paIIirt bic ni.
refts 8unbesienatOr DobIpurIags.
- 9erTdiebenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
W e iu y o r {.

Die Geippprt Office fir Sas rGin'
eiinutirr gplfsbIatt" beiiuSet ad) in
go. 339 gOrf struhe, seseuiiber benz
Gonrtbauie, ,poislbit 3euisfeiten, Yin.
seigen u. I. tu. bis 10 l1br 40 Rinuien
ahsass entgeecnaeupmmen meroeR.
Selephuu Sorth 2401.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
g 6uItinD Qet0btet.

Gathartne Slemmtrg, a6t ,Sabre ait,
go. 1920 9terte Ipenus in 8apton
pobnboft, tpurbe geitsrn Wittag an Der
8errp Qpeuue, 9aptOn, pon sinem
3uge Der 6. unp 3. giIeubdbn Iberz
fabrsn uno eet0otet. Die &lsius, bic
bic 5o6tsr oes 5errn Diliam Silent
ming lift, befano iicb auf bem 9eimpsge
BON Der Shuls, als fie pom S6tdial
srrstht rpurbs.
- GbsT6eine. Rupmoub +. Bud
lep, %, unb Nabet girlsr, q, bsibs
BON Snbianapotis, Sub. - SuIius
Bauer, 80, uno 9eHa Sod, q, betoe
BON Cincinnati.
- 6enrp RoIsntbalsr psrtIagte Ntar
Roienthalsr auf Sronung osr Wattis
ROIentbaIsr'faen SintsrluHsnf6aft.
- 9siiBperdnosrungen. - MuIter
aommiFdr an Sns. gotran. 2Ot an
Der 5. Npeuus, 0apton, $1250.- 9ers
ielbe an Sobn u. Maihiuutt, Got an
Der Z. Strabe unb 8enbam apenue,
$1O35. - 8m. RaoIe on 2ouiIa
aruus, Got 80 SUB on Der Fremont
9lDsnus, 9igbIaHos, 81, - GmiI ROtb
an Aba 9udportb, "a JuB on Der
Ddpton StraBe, 81. - Qnna 5ermau
an W1ar Gertrude Griih, 2pt on Der
Gin StroBs, 81. - Qpoia Smith an
Gua 6anion, 30 SUB an Der 9aHipn
4penue, 8sqspus. 81.
- 2ouis 80s, go. 613 Robsrts
StraBe nobnbuft, purbe ge'tsrn i'm
5tubteerihte fpegsn 9sorobuns isinsr
isamilie untsr 800 gurgi6aft aeiteat.
um nit feinsr 5amiIie Den fSrisoen
pGbrenb zines Sabre suufrsht gu srs
bulten. Seine Satin, Die 3suguib gss
gen ibn abIegte, bate eiusn bpiterifhen
4niau Hno bic Sisung mubts oestpes
gen cine .3eit lang pertagt lperoen.
- Qm tommenosu Sonntag iperosn
bos StaDtratbs. s.&ommittee fir poli3si
unb Seuerpsbr uuo bic poli3sis uHo
SEsuers saommiFdre bic peridieosusn
SprtBenbGuisr beiuaen, um Die notbis
gen Reparotursn 8u bsftimmen.
- Srau q. g. glbreht bon 9aItis
more, ND., bic fid bier auf Bsiuh Bel
Grdu 5enrp Grim an Der QiHosn aDe.
bsfuno, ift gsitsrn abeno tDisoer abgss
reiit.
- gount1ri6ter 5orrp 5aptins
mabts gstern ktannt bab sr eiHs 4lus
&c gegen bic Staot siurei6en rperbs,
I'M bic 5dIfte Der Gpiten oss Sugenbs
gert6ts ein3utrsiben. 9as 9sfes
ftreibt Dor, 6uB stdots spsittr aIaTs
Die 6Glfte Der 9o'tsn besublen miiFen.
Die Rotten Der Stabt tpGren $24O0
fir 8esabIuug Der Saldre uuo anDsre
QuSsaben. Da bas aommittss fir
Ulittel unb Dsge feline Summs bafur
ausgsfest bat, bssbaIb bic alags.
- Rt6ter Spbn 2aiiing, 9atttn
unb Sobn Warren itno Don Jrans.
fprt, ab., 3urii6gstsbrt.
Serr Carl Disosmanu uno Gate
tin reiisR SoHHtag nah Olo Point
Comfort.
- 5rant eapman, Der aus bsm
Staats3udtbaufs in Jrantfort ent'
fam, tpuroe in Tapton uno 8s[leous
geitsru ssfeben. Die 9dptonsr 9oliz
3iiteu 2ptls, 5Iemmins unb S0rinS
naren binter ihm her, tounten i'm ies
bod ni6t finbsn. @arr.t Clan aa6
Den poIiaiftsn bic SnformatiOu, baB er
5u fsinsr Shrpeiter an Der 5airfislo
ltno aafapstts 4psnus in geaepue lam
uno baTeIbit feline 3utthaust!sioung
perbrannie uno bann isinsn 8ruoer in
GuptoR beiuhts.
- Die Disbemann 9retpina 60.
III nit Der llmdnoerung bes 9ottlings
Departments an Der Meft 6. Gtrabe
bsfhdftigt. Gin Gersnt.aeller tpiro
unter Dem Gebdube gebdut uno neue
Waibinen singeitelIt, um Der Rahfras
ge su gsniigen. Gin neues Sffice.Gez
bduoe ipiro an Der yort gtraBe ge.
plant.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-31
llladjen aaf In G6ar(eIlon.

gaHaoitrs bT g. C. EilsHbakH. issg4s afa
Ediaswaesn na& .GksEIfbsR. ~ ga, snf 3Hs
&c. Hm Z E Mbtnss beHatsH, ssfFtHsa ~ Der
ppisn AahiFakt b ett S6latmassR Ia aksFisasa
akgta1msi tBsrs nns sis TsFesters HAgehEFt Bis nm
3 ntE Wesstas tHbtH teHnta.
Tiae Esflte. eiatsH eeid.
HhsRe M. 2DTS.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17
subsorlptlon price si.Oo por year.

That the property owners Of Jer-
sey street are unalterably IN favor
Of Westrumite paving was demon
strated Tuesday night Their
faith is so great in this product that
iutimaiions, suspicious, charges Of
inferiority and accusations against
Wcstrumite are cast aside with
scorn. A property owner voiced
the sentiment of the others after
the meeting Tuesday night when
he stated that the paving of Jersey
street would cost him 5000 OF $500,
yet he was willing TO expeud this
sum TO have Westrumite even if he
knew il would blow away the next
morning. He thought il was
worth the price just to see the ma
terial laid Oh the street, If even for
a minute. But a calm view Of the
charges and insinuations that have
been launched against Westrumite
adduces nothing definite, nothing
tangible. II Is easy TO call a man
a thief but II is not so easy TO prove
IT, Until absolute, irrevocable and
undisputable proof is forthcoming
that Westrumite is not what the
property owners have been lead to
believe IL Is, we shall continue to
pin our faith to Westrumite. II is
easy TO understand why insinua.
tions and doubts have been spread
broadcast by a competing company.
II Westrumite is good, their strong.
hold in the Northwest becomes a
stronghold ncvermore. II they have
proof, why not produce itl The
time Is propitious. The question
of the substantially of the base of
the street as proposed to be laid by
Westrumite has been raised by the
engineers, but Il seems to us that
they will not understand. Mr..
Lind has made IL very plain to or.
dinary individuals at least, that
rock for the base will be composed
Of crushed rock that will pass
through a thrce-inch mesh with an
inch and half retainer Thus
any rock or dust or sand smaller
than will pass through an inch aud
a half mesh will be eliminated.
Upon this is placed smaller rock
and crushed into the voids with
heavy roller Then Westfumite.
which is impervious to moisture and
harder than the rock itself is placed
on the surface. Surely this would
make good street, the engineers
TO the contrary Notwithstanding
Anyhow. we do not blame the
property owners for wanting to
take a chance upon H., They have
as much confidence in Mr.. Lind as
they have in Westrumite. aud we
believe this confidence will in no
wise be abused by Mr.. Lind. We
admire the clean and plucky fight
the Westrumite company aud the
Jersey street property owners have
put mp In ST. Johns, and In the ut
ter absence OF proof to the contrary,
we have a right to believe that
their paving is just as good as they
represent Il 10 he,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17

Take HERBINE for indigestion.
II relieves pain in a few minutes
and forces the fermented matter
that causes the misery into the bow
els where it is expelled. Price soc.
Sold by St. Johns Pharmacy.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17
Proposals for Seating
ST. Johns High School

Sealed proposals will be received by
Clerk OF School District No. OF Multi
nomah county, Oregon, up to Thursday
March %, 1871, at 1880 O'Clock p, m,, for
seating Assembly Room with $40 Opera
Chairs, aud Balcony Of the same with M
Opera Chairs. First to be of the style OF
No. Sia, and latter OF style No. 9 Of the
American Seating Co, or equal in quail
ity in every respect. Bids to be for de-
livery at the School House and set up
according to plans. Samples to be sub
mitted to the Board of Directors on the
above date.
BY order of Board of Directors.
j, T.. TANCH,
District Clerk.
Published in the St. Johns Review on
March ~, 1871.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17
Second Lecture

Evangelist Wm. A. Baker, of the
International Bible Students Asso
citation will deliver his second lect-
IRE in Bickner hall, Sunday, Mch
10 at ; p. m. Theme The lhre,
Ways OF the Bible" discussion OF
mans past, present and future.
His last lecture in the series will
be Sunday afternoon March 20 on
the unusual topic: ITO Hell and
Back. Who are in Hell and Why.
Have they any Hope}" An are
invited. Seats are free aud no col
lection taken.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17
Mckinney g. Davis
Sewer and Plumbing

Before placing contracts for con-
Meeting with the sewer, see ]. B.
Fletcher, SIG Allegheny street.
Prices low and work guaranteed.
Also plumbing of all kinds. Phone
Columbia 81,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17
Snaps in Realty

IooxIoo on Lively street facing
down Thompson street, Street inn
proyements in and paid for. $1,000,
on easy terms. These lots are a
big bargain.
SoxIoo with six-roOm house,
bath and toilet, fine lawn with fruit
trees, for few days this can be sold
for sI2oo cash.
IooxIoo corner, u block from
postofhce, concrete sidewalk aud
rock street in and paid for. For a
short time these two lots will go at
$3.50, This is the cheapest aud
best buy in St. Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17

Any party who was on the ST,
Johns car at $40 p. m, on Decem-
Der Q, 1910, when Clement Dezro,
an elderly gentleman, was run over
and killed at a switch on Union
avenue between Beach aud Failing
streets, is requested to communicate
with W. r., care OF this office.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17

II YOU want to buy, rent, sell OF
exchange property see Wolcott.
(The Rent Man ST. Johns Office,
4oI South Jersey, Portland Office,
442 Washington Street, Phone
Marshall 1886.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17

Sidewalks in which washed ma
terial is used are the kind that
never have to be taken up. They
have the lasting qualities. Put
down by the St, Johns Sand &
Gravel Co. Phone Richmond 1871.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17

II YOU want a good buy on Fair
Fessenden Street, ST. Johns new
est and finest avenue, inquire at oo2.
You can buy several hundred below
actual value if you act at once I7tf
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17

J. w, leighton of Livermore,
Iowa, has purchased the hardware
store OF Mayor J, r. Hendricks on
Philadelphia street and will take
possession next week. Mr. Leigh.
ton comes to our city highly recon-
mended as a gentleman in every re-
spect aud a man OF rare business
ability. lie has been in the hard
ware business for the past fifteen
years, and is possessed OF a pleas
ing personality His son, +. NJ.
Leighton, will be associated with
him and will conduct a plumbing
aud timing shop in connection.
Mr.. Hendricks will look after his
private affairs for awhile before
again launching into business life.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-03-17

Mr., John Noce aud Miss Gusta
Nelson were united in marriage at
the home OF the brides grandpar-
ents, Mr., and Mrs. q. I. Madison
400 w. Richmond street, Saturday.
March II, at $50 p, m Rev. Il.
n. Sandiiur officiating Lawrence
Bronson acted as best man and Miss
SIENNA Madison as bridesmaid. Only
the immediate friends of the family
were present. The groom is one OF
our brightest and most popular
young business men, while the
bride is a handsome and accom-
plished Young woman. Their
friends wish them an abundance of
happiness in their new relation.
They are now al home TO their
friends at $40 Columbia boulevard
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-19
Too Public For Him.

lie was a mild hammered little man.
short. with gray hair and speclacles
1t was noon on Washington street
and, as usual, the crowds were shov-
ing and pushing to get somewhere.
The little man was trying to worm his
way through the crowds.
well dressed woman, accompanied
by. small boy, was mixed up in the
crowd She wanted to cross the street
The boy stopped to look in Il window.
The lady reached down and grasped
a hand, saying, Take my hand, dear"
Not right here on the public street."
she was startled to hear some one re
ply.
Looking down, she saw that she was
clasping the hand of the very inoffen-
sive little man, who seemed to be
much confused and embarrassed.
"Sir," she said haughtily. II don't
want you. | want my son."-Boston
Traveller
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-19
The New and Old Geology.

In its early history geology present
ed two schOols-on" insisting on doc
trinc of "catastrophes. the other on
a doctrine of uniformity" The for
nrcr regarded the changes which have
manifcStly taken place in our planet
as having occurred at cpochs abruptly.
while the other school, reposing on
the great principle of the invariability
of the laws Of nature insisted that af-
fairs had always gone on in the same
way as they do now 1t is hardly
necessary to say tina. the latter theory
has driven the old theory of catastro-
phe completely from the field.-Ncw
York American.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-19
WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAsmNGToN. jan. 23. l9lO.


International Exposition boomers for
the celebration of the completion of
Panama Canal are at work in Wash
ington. San Francisco and New
Orleans are the contending cities. The
capitol of the United States, where the
exposition should really be held, is not
saying much San Francisco is flour
ishing seventeen million dollars as her
claim, while New Orleans with ten mil
lions insists that this amount will go
further owing to the proximity of that
city to the rest of the world, than will
seventeen millions on the Pacific
slope.
An advocate for New Orleans puts it
that Congress will be responsible in
saying which city is most accessible to
all the people of the United States,
clai ming that New Orleans is two
thous and miles closer to the center of
po pulation, and two thousand miles
nearer to Panama than San Francisco
and that the latter city is more than
three thousand miles farther from the
prin cipal nations which are likely to
send exhibits Ii is claimed that the
center Of population of the United
States is near Cincinnati and five hun
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dred miles from New Orleans, while
San Francisco is two thousand five
hundred miles from this center. With
in nine hnndred miles of New Orleans,
it is said, there are seventy cities with
combined population of twenty mil
lions, while within nine hundred miles
of San Francisco are only eight cities
and their combined population is one
million. With Washington as start
ing point, it is said that it takes four
days to reach San Francisco and only
little more than one day to reach
New Orleans, while the cost including
sleeping berth to San Francisco is S93,
and to New Orleans SAB. All these ar
guments to the pocket are important
but apply with still greater force to the
selection of Washington, which is clos
er to the population of the United
States and to the world than either
New Orleans or San Francisco To
those who have followed the social,
Industrial and political tendencies of
y
a serious objection to holding an in
ternational exposition in San Francis
co is that that city is rantankerously
opposed to the Japanese, Chinese and
other Orientals who necessarily make
such a large part of every information.
al exposition and that, should the
exposition be held there, there
would be perpetual danger of
artificial earthquakes more serious in
their ultimate effects than the catas-
trophe which destroyed San Francisco
a few years ago.
Statistics show that our exports to
China have declined from fifty-eight
millions five years ago to fifteen mil
lions in 1910. The Chinaman is fre-
quently referred to as an enigmatical
creature, but those who have studied
him in his own habitat realize that
there is great deal ofhuman nature in
him and that he has abundant shrewd
common sense. The Chinaman is not
, first-class fighting man, but he is not
/ unresentful of wrong. He has been
outrageously treated in this country
/ and especially on the Pacific coast and
organized into unions as European
/ army into regiments, the word has
gone forth to boycott American wares.
1t is as nothing to the average China
man or to the Chinaman much above
/ the average, that this country remit
ted some millions of the Boxer indem-
nifty. That was a State affair, and the
average Chinaman knows nothing of
state affairs, and there is no word in
the Chinese language for patriotism
because the idea is totally non existent
in the Celestial Kingdom.
The President has sent a message to
I Congress urging fertilization Of the
Panama Canal He wants five million
OF dollars 10 start the work. Nothin5
Wi. more quickly enlist sentiment in
favor OF earthworks and guns for the
canal than She opposition which is APP
pearing in the British and Japan ese
papers.