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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-17
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
AutomubilunsIad bel Wlinhem.

llnldnlii bat fit In Der Q6be bon
Aratlsrieo Elm fhwerss autompbils
unaluf 5useirasen. Grei Cf5isiere
fnbren NIT tinsm 26 6I45pierbiasa
WerteoesDngeH auf Der StaatsaraBe
bon 2anosbere mad Wtiinten. unass
fdhr 90 Wstsr unttrhulb Der Besirsss
nmisgrenss Der Bssirtsdmter G.arns
berg unb grut in Der gemeinneflur
1ermerine mubie Der mad, ananbe
bon 1ueenstueen in iharfitem Tempo
'abrenbe Maesn eintm ibm beesanens
ben SpelpaeeH zines syahrrabbdnbs
Itrs aus W6risboFsn auspeihen.
3itrbei ssristb er auf pcrIdufia nod
unerildrlift Weiie i'm ben redstsieiiis
gen ca. ] Teser iieFtn Strobenoras
ben, fuhr ldneere 3eii in bxiem fort,
sslDrnn oonn tpieber bas Strabtns
ntoecu, prdlIie bann aber nit nlier
Mubt atssn cine 1elephon!eiiunass
ildHee. nk 5p<imni abeeihfaeen uurs
BE-. Die RaroHiere bes Wagens ipur,
be bel benz Nnpran 3erorl6i. 2euis
nunt Der Referpe aoniss tpurpe aus
hsm JabrSeue e<fhkubtrt uno blieb
i0ot init fhredlid,en WerIsBunssn am
Sirabenrnnb Iiestn. 4ud bic xiosu
aHbsren GffiSisrt, Oberltutnnnt Der
Reierpe gtnrit unb Qtuinoni guus
mann bonn 8. GsloartiIierk Rsais
meni In lanbsberg, ipurbea siemlid,
ihlper psrsesi.
Der Wngen ipurbe BON benz gboufs
feur Jran3 Waisr aus Minfen ae.
fabren. 4uh sr eriiti sismlih fiaris
UerIesHnsen. 10 bob Ct anianes sDcr
noGAusiuHft etben tonnie, bonn aber
iHfolae Der OerLsunesn unb Gnmer.
sen beipubilos tpurbe. Tas uualld
stfhab an siner fhdrfsn Qurps unD
an einer nod bosu tpenis iikriihtli.
den Eiellt.
lleber bic Oerunsliidtsn ipirb mits
ettheiIt: ReirrDeleutnani UsoyimiIion
R0niss ftdmmt aus Wiinhsn Wfnb,
bad. Geine gIisrn finb bort angelic
bene Qaufmannslsuts. R0nias feibfs
nor GeridtsaHeiIor In WiImersbcrf
bel Berlin. er bate pom Wloi bis
JuIi tint d6iDohentlide M1itspes
iibung beim 8. Jelbortiufrie Rtgis
msni. mo r. aud nls Qinjdbriger
eeoieB' bate. Su MAIDEN. NeIernes
Gberltntnant Qemfe. Der Itnrte
Guetihipunbfn unb f4einbav mud
ihrsre inntrt D<rlftunetD trIitten
bat. 1T In iein<m 3ipilbsruf Amts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

fhIuft bei WlaniIa, bic bon Uainids
tar 6nIontfhiffen onf benz Ses
pcrsefiihrt rirb, unb anberbtm iper=
ben Inn WaubepiIIe 9btoter iebr
bubble 0oriielIunsen geboten. Rura
fir ale gsidmadsrihtunsen III
Gorge setragen unb i'm Rlubbaus
tpirc an Gpeifsn unb 0etrdnten oas
bentbar Bette seboten.
Derr Sotob apIlmsr, Der populdre
gefiBer bes pbouir part, tins
iner Ddrduf bebaht, Is ben Oditeu bel
iih angenehm su MAIDEN, bate aeitern
ebenfaIIs fir CUTE Mrtraitionen sss
forgi, ipesbnIb bieier beliet..s Soms
meradrteH bas 3isl 5unDsrter bon
4usfliislern mar. Sc fanb aonssri
itatt, bem bic @diie NIT pielem gebo.
gen lauidten. Gs mar Ieitte Muiit,
bic unterbdit uno nobel man jicb fpies
Der ielbft unterbdIisn lam. Da Der
gefuher bes pbonir parss auberbsnl
itets einen guten 2ropfen finnet, oi,
aiihe porSiiglih i1t unb bic 9eTeII-
ihdft iib aus ben beiten Greilen bes
pubIttums 5uiomnenfest, aeipinni
Der pIuB tusIih on gopularitdt.
gu ben beli.bteiien Darts In Der
umsebuns Der Stabt ssbOrt 5aber
Itumpf' s 0orten unb 3tpar nit
bem poliiten Redt, benn eritens III Die
Gage an Der 9lenipop Abe, pric. 6ia,
cine gang rsissnbs unb hohromantifh.
uno oonn III man bort itets treffIih
aufseboben. bsnn Giihe uno aelIer
bes etabliFemsnts 9snisben felt Sobs
rem etnsn ousgsseihnstenRuf. Shiiebs
lid 1T Der part auh NIT Der Strobens
bobn ishr beausm 81 srrsihsn. ,3obls
rst6e ausfliieIsr Osrbrahitn ben eeits
rigen Sonntas in 6aberitumpfs
(Hnrter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
y { 10 ) . r I.

Die Repport Office fur oas p0in'
tianntier @plfsbIaft" beiinbet I'D In
30. 339 yorf Straks, segeniiber oeu'
Gonrtbnnie, muieIbit Nenigfeiten, Aa.
seiGeu u. I. ~. bis 10 lbr 40 Winntes
absabs eutsesenarnpmmen merSen.
Sslephpn Spnth 2401.
- 9efunbheitsbeumter Or. Sphn
0pbo berihtete folsenoe 5uoesfdas
fir bic psrflpfene Wohe: Spbn gerts
Isp. "a; gDm. 5toedle, 21; 9irginia
M, Spencer, Is Wonate; Gbds. W.
Sauerbsd, l Sabr; 6eprge 9inomau,
SO; SiabeIa aennepp, Is.
- 6eiratbsiheine: gbtpin Gpans
uub Rsllis 2spis, betoe Don golums
bus, o.; Charles 5renh unb Wap g,
9effIetD, beioe bon Renart, 3.
Der Retppprter Domenstpeio
belt unter 8or'iB pom 5rau 5beo
StabI feline monatIide 8erIdmmluno
ab, BEL peIder 5rau Muuer bas
Rrptotpu fiibrte. Cine .pffiSielle gu.
fhrtft pom Setretdr Qllban Wolfi
pom Sentutp Stuatspsrbanb tpuros
perleIsu. Sn oiefem S6reibsn pirD
INN Die GrtpdbIuus pon 0elegaten sur
Staatstonpention erIuht, bic am g, 3.
unp 4. September in 0aptpn abgebaIs
ten iperoen foQ. Dem 9siuh nuroe
ipfort sntIprohen burh bic GrpGbs
lung fol9enber DeIegatinnen: 5rau
Moria g. 8eitsnbaus, 5rau Sobanna
sSedel, s5ruu 2puiid Sinoerer, Srdu
Caroline 9appsrer, 5rau GIi5dbetb
Sreidsr, 5ruu Sulia 5elcmunn, 6ruu
Gmilie RummsI uno 5rau Wsurts
muler. 2tIs nsue WfitgIieber tpurs
ben in gorIhIae ssbraht; Srdu Wsus
RE gipeniheip, 5rau WcGartn unb
Jrau Sran3ista gIante, Gs touros
beihlofeu, betm 4bIsbeH zines Utits
gliepes ben 5tntsrbliebeusn $15 aus
3usablsn, aud Iou bel jepem 5oosss
fan Elm glumsuitiid geitiftet rpsroen.
Die 8erIammIunqen ioaen IN 3us
tuuft isoen oritteu Wtitttpoh i'm Wtos
nat Der Reibenfolgs uad in ben g8oh'
nunueu osr psrihisbsneu Dtit9Iteosr
oboehaIten tpsrben. Die nGh'te Der
Tunrluno tft an WtittDoh. 16
guouft, in Der @Obnuna Der 5rau
Sinoersr, 62O Bsit 6. Strabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

bsitftn, iptldes Cod bus In bic $685. ;
406 auobrattilomettr Der Gsfommts
obfrfldhe Der Repnblit rtibt. llnb
crtnbreiH nod nahf Der Gren3e -
8elaiens! Tort, mo- man on Der Sfo.
tion Jeienies aIs psrbdhtigsr Jrember
ron ben 3pllbeamtsn mad Inbos unb
3igarrtn befrugt tpirb. Sehs Rilos
mettr sntfernt BON pem btfeitiettn
Waubeuge, BEL bsm Dorfe 9onsusDiIt
bat Der aanonsnt6nie arupp bas
Wllohen BON 2anierts on lit gts
brnft. bas nem befeitistsn Eager BON
Wdubeiies. inie Der .Nntin" fih fpes
sidltelssrapbiersn Idbt, .oIs ptrs
fhleiernbsr 0orbana" bienie Die
Deutfden fperben natiirlif bsn .pers
ihltiernben 0orhana ousholSen.
llno mas finb fir sinen arupp bic
feds ailomeifr entfernuns biz nod
Wiaubtuee2 Seine aonontn traasn be-
tanntlih ptel ipsii,r. isIbii frenn bic
5abrii. bic sr srrihten min, nur -
gotpmotipen erssugsn fou! aoiomotis
pen fir bic fron;ofiiten 8ohngeitIIs
itlafisH. bic fhon iiineft fpisbsr gum
aerger bes rWdtin" Ghne[3uasmae
idinefr In Sai'tI unb Niirnbera faufs
Ten, nifr bios neil fie bort billiaer
iinb, ionbern ipeiI in ben fronsoiifhsn
Jobriten feline 3u haben tudren. Die
gnquete bes .Watin" bal eraeben, bab
Der Guiauf bes WdIohens bon sintm
StrohmaHH porgenommsn lpurns. Dor
oft Snhren tpdrb bas 0sbofs bonn
Str5os bon Rcoilles sundtft an ben
Rotar Tuelerp In Rdubsuee perfauft,
Der i'm peraanssnsn Sabre i,arb unh
beiTtn Sobne in 9iut ituoisren. Siinait
srbisIt bic Witipe Tucitro bon benz
Rotor Tertenne in HpesHes bic Rits
ibtiIung. bab sr einen aoufsr fur oos
DGIohen babe, Der 100000 iSr. bieit.
Do oits piermnI mthr mar, aIs Der
peritcrbeHs gatte islbfi besablt butte,
fam bos GdtnF. suiianoe.
als aduier ittiiis iih elm berr @ils
bert 0iulIp aus griiF,l Dor. Der
0runoitiidfps'uloiiontu su MAIDEN
Dorgab. Sect tri. srfubr man aus
Witthsitungsn Der .R5Iu. 3ts.", oes
.gorieusGo Gourisr" uno 3irsuIoren Ell
aer irans0Ni6ea Ban, in Rantn, bob
bic 5irma Grupp psmnod)1i cuf bem
eriporbentn Gsbiet BON 2anieres cine
go.omotipen= uno Wassonidbrii su
srritten eso.nis. Der giirssrm,iiisr
psn Waubeuse. Walrdnn, ersdbIts benz
~Watin". luis arob bic Grrseune iibsr
bic Qntrift in gan, manubeugs unh
lIms.buue mare. gorI6uiia .onRis
man .eint geiid.ieung srbaiisn. Wenn
bic Ssitatigung aber temmen ipiro,
lpiro Der .Md.in~ i.,H geIhrsi fort
iestn, Sumdl Die StuHoe 70 siniiis ees
ipahIi fteint. ges.n Deutih!ann Elm
irenia 81 tesen! (es i.i bier nngs1iiet.
oab nitt bic Girma arupp, ionb.rn
bic atelisrs Der .Gonftrueiions glees
tri1uts" in Jeumort Elm Terrain BEL
Wnubsu8s CUR errihiuna elmer o9tcs
mciipenfabri. anestonft BADEN. unn
elmer fpstierer Wtittbeilune sufolgs .rs
sldrtt Der griiFsler 5neufrisls ems
coin ,in.n Barrier gldite. bus0eriid,t,
oab CT ei,ftn aauf fir bic sirma
grupp ab9efhIoHeH babe, rel bnrhous
unbegriinoet. Or babe oas BtIdnbs
als gtrtrsier elmer fransoiiffen aas
ptidliitsnsruppt ,rtporben, bic boI.Ibit
Jabrisen CUR Gryusuns bon eiitns
bdhnmotsrial .rbnuen polIs.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

ipseen 9rnnitnbeit nnn fpeil er fit 3u
sr,n,;rner nsrf,,rh{s nprhnffru

ipssen 9rnnitnbeit unb fpeil er fit 3u
ertpiirsen perfuhte, perbdften.
- 6rau Barbara Wien3er betrant
iih porgeitern 4benp in ibrer Mob
nuns an Der GbeItnut Strabe uno
idgte ibren 0dtten Soi.pb Wlen3er
nah Der 5eimtebr BON Der Irbsit aus
benz SauIs, neil sr iein @benbthen
psrIauste. SisDuroe pegen 5rieoenss
bruhs uno Sruntenbsit perbaftet uno
bis gum gsrh0r in bem GountpsGe'
fdngniB iubaftiet.
- Walter Meit purbe bon ieinem
grooberrn Wm. g. Itberton ber
Sodbefddoieuns ansetlagt. Weit uno
Elm 0useuo 9amsraosn erbrahen Die
3biire oes Qaeerbaufes bes IntlGsers
unD enttpenoeten 5riihte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
&rnyys Susaiisn IN GraafreidI

Die 5nnoIion Rrupps. - 228 2ets
iore fran50fiiher groe pon Der beuts
fheu Oei.lInnfi Qrupp seiuufi. -
iiniere Gnanete in -Wnubeugs.. -
Di. fransShihen Gtaupinifien, bic
bieie lleberfnrifi in Gttibruf bes
.Noiin- unlGngft Iofen, m0sen TN
4iefften ibrer Geele erffauert fein.
228 6efiare frnn30iii6en ldnbss BON
Denfden erpOrttn! TaaH sann ii4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

riGter IN Maebebnss. Der brittle.
leutnont OwQmann, i'll aiiipss Off
5ief hes 0. 1sIbortifsrie Regiments.
Muh Etferne GterIeuinant lsmfe
hotte cine llebuns IN btr alsifsn
Dauer bon oht Wo6en beim 8. Jslo.
drtilleris Regiment mitsumnhen.
Qeuindnt OuIImnnn eriist einen Hrut,
oss Gberdrnes. srkbiihs Nerletuns
gen am 6inisrtopf nnp fdbeinbor aud,
inHert Uerlebunstn. leutndnt Ros
Higs mar BON sintm Grtunn su elmer
Muiomobilfahrt BON WiinGsn nab
1sesrnIee sineeloben porbsn. gu
nisism ,3tped bate ibm iein iTreuno
bas autpmobil mad aanbsberg aes
ffidt. Ri Der Tour Tub MTtHor
a6niss feline bsibsn Greunbe Qemie
uno 0ulImann su ptr Jdhri Ho6
Miinhsn Elm. bic Gin 10 irasiihes. fir
bic binterbIisbenen a0niss 70 ihsds
iites eube ntbnsH fcIlst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07

SariItpn anseigen, 9ofal-TotiSsn
nub Gruiateitcn iiuo absageben Gde
Scr 4. uno Charles StraRe. llnier
Naeut fir SamiltOn pubnt Ro. 3Ol
GOrb iromt Ctr. SelepbOu Samiltor
1868. Selcphon Hnieres aprreipon
bsuten: 393X Sea.
gom 4uto Bill geto otet.
Der 62id1rigs 6robIamiso GsorGe
SO. Mc8iQ, go. 217 Wooo Strabs,
nuroe geitern gOrmittag um 10 llbr
an Der Suo g., nohe Der Wooo Str,
BON Dem automobil bes gbil oebens
itreit ppu go. S31 Suo 3. StraBs
iiberfabren uno Itarb Rahmittags nm
/ ubr i'm Wercp SoIpital. Die Gsl6s
fpuroe Don ben Qsihenbsituttsrn BON
uer & Cabin iibsrnOmmen. Coroner
Z. u. Burnett puroe poR osm 5ooess
faQ in asnntuib geiest uRo ptro cine
qenaus untsrIuhung etnlelten. Ssrr
Sebenitreit itslIts nd iofort Der YoIis
sei unb puroe gegsu $1,000 Surg'buTt
auf freiem fFuBe beIafsn. Der Staatss
anuaIt gurns pirb beute Die 4utIogs,
uuf peIte Iit 6err 9ebenitreit 81 psrs
dntpOrten bat, beitimmen.
aonoutteur get tobtet.
Ter SO Sabre olte &onouttsur 3
9. gromine .pelher in SpriHsfieIo nit
Satin unb brei &inoern fuobnte unD
BEL Der Big 5our giienbobn bsihdftigt
mar, bubts geItern Wtittug aabe benz
benonbartsn Waubs bds Gebeu Elm.
Dem ungliitliden tuuroe Der Sopf Don
Dem arbeiter3ug, bsfen aououttsur sr
mar, serquet1ht. 3em goroner 5 u.
Burnett puroe Der llugIiitsfaQ gemslz
oct unb er be1i6tigt: bic Qeihe. Der
4rbsitsrsug ftiir8te. tpie ipdter berih'
rihtet ipuroe, ourh ben neuen tempo
rdren pfa1lbuu. rpelder Don Der 8s!Ib
Contraction 60. unIdBlid Der Der
beTerune Der 9abn 9ebaut puroe, unD
Der aonoutteur gerletb unter bic
Sriimmer.
- Greb. 8. 91ispsr, ipsldsr nit isis
ner Samilie an Der elmo aDsnus IN
GinbennalD pohnt, puroe oorlegte
Ra6t 8lpii6en Der Qutensi6en Wirtbs
fhaft unb Der getriebsanlage an Der
Ult. qisaiant QanbItrnbe Don 5ipsl
Wdunsrn, rpelhs ibn nah 5auie be-
gl.ttetsn, iiberfalIen uno um feline aleis
Der, bis dufs untsrbenlo unb einsn
Strumpf, iotpie I'm feline Blarihdft
BON s. uno Die IaIhenubr berdubt.
pieper mar CUR 3eit pahriheinlit be.
truHten unp legte iih auf Der 2anos
itrabs gum 4usruben nisber. nobel er
eInf6lief. Sonntug Utoroen, 81 fri,
ber Stunoe, als er srDudte, fanb er
aus. oab er pGbreno Der Hadt beraubt
tporpen mar. Sein 8eroa6t fiel aui
Die 3psi WdnHsr, pel6e ibn bsgisitst
battsn.
- Der 5umdnitdtsbeanlte Uerigan
f6idte oorgeitern 4beno cine sSrau
Namens geFie Bennett, Delhs ibrer
baloiseu Risosrtunft sntssgsniisbt. uuf
sin 5reibillst bin 81 ibren 9srnanbten
nah Rentutp. Die Jrau fam ppr iiss
ben Wohen nah 5anilton. Sbr Rans
ipurbe auf Der Rsife in asntudp Ders
baftet, neil er in eiusu 9abnbof eins
brong. nnb +. fam allein mad 6us
milton.
- 1rau emma Ste.lsp IieB ibren
Datten gAaries Sbee!tp Dorleste Hahi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-07
y q m lit o n.

SantiItpn anseissn, 9Ofal.Hoti5sn
rub Genisteitrn limb nbsnseben Gds
Scr 4. uno Charles StraRe. llnier
Nqeut fir Samilton pubnt No. 3Ol
Gpro Sromt Ctr. Selepbou Samiltor
1868. Selcphon Hnieres aorrelpon
nsuteu: 393X Sea.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-06

So
the United States will in all prob
ability be called upon to invade. Cuba
with troops; that the ammunitions
of war are being held in readiness
for this move, and that bloodshed is
expected before a stable government
is again inaugurated in the island
republic. In view of the threat made
by President Taft in 1908 that if the
Stars and Stripes should ever again
fly above Cuba they would not be
withdrawn, this has special signifi-
canoe.
Bold graft, as well as other forms
of unsoudn government, are to bring
about the crises. Petty jealousies
and wilful intent have prevented the
passage of any bills in congress which
could be interpreted as being of in
terest to the people of Cuba. and
conditions are in most precarious
state.
After careful investigation, back
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-06
CROP INSURANCE.

Many peaople pay ten to thirty dol
lars annually, for insurance against
fire, and always have to lose TO win,
others pay for years twenty-five to
one hundred and fifty year on life
insurance, but have to die to win.
The man who invests a little money
for the Scientific Farmer and our
1907 Soil Culture Manual, with a
little careful studying of the princi-
pies. then carefully applied, will have
the best, safest, surest and biggest
dividend paying insurance and 1t GER
tainly insures against short crops, or
crop failure, and you don't have to
lose to win.
Evidence of this is explained in
numerous letters. and through our
publications and literature to the eff
feet of crops yielding hundreds and
sometimes thousands of dollars,
where their neighbors have failed
entirely, and this with but little
extra work. The results mainly
come from doing what you do at the
right time and in the right way and
not from greatly increased amount
of work.
Scarcely home can be found
where they do not spend from one to
FIVE dollars for magazines and books
that they may be entertained. Is 1t not
better to spend dollar for infor-
nation that, when thoroughly under
stood, stays with you through life,
and enables you each succeeding year
to materially increase your income
from your acres? For application
banks for this kind of insurance,
write the Campbell Soil Culture Com
pany, Lincoln, Nebraska. 1913
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-06

= zt
ed by the reports of John B. Jackson,
minister to Cuba, it has been found
that at least two specific cases of
graft have worked great harm to the
city of Havana. One is in regard to
the arsenal property" in the water
front. which was traded to the United
Railways.of Havana, a Canadian cons
Germ, for their terminal property,
valued at from $1,000, 900 to $1o,-
100000 less.
1t is estimated that $685. 900 was
paid to influence this legislation. 1t
was fostered by Presidetn Gomez.
After President Gomez got his
real estate transfer measure through
congress he made deal with a tele-
phone company, procuring franchise
for them Some one received $780,
600 from the telephone company.
----O-
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-06
ANNExING CUBA

Washington, Dec. 28.-Like a
thunderbolt in clear. sky to the
average American citizen comes the
rumor, apparently emanating from a
reliable source, that within six weeks
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-06
THE BEST CUTS

THE BEST CUTS
from the best Beef, Veal and Lamb
raised by the best stock growers in
the country can be had here in prime
The
MEATS
we offer are rich, tender and of fine
flavor. Fat and lean are mixed in
exactly the right proportion, and
there's no bone to speak of. Our
prices for good Meats are lower than
those of other dealers.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-01-06

You'll find it in the Wantad
columns. Look for it there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-26
DIVORCES BARRED.
Victims of Martial Unrest Unwelcome
at British Court.

The late Sir Henry Irving was sew
eral times invited by King Edward
VII, when Prince of Wales, to dine
at Marlborough House. But, al
though honored by the crown with a
knighthood-in token of appreciation
of his art-yet he died without ever
having attained the distinction of pre-
sentation at court, owing to the rule,
dating from hundreds of years ago,
which bars out members of the the
atrical profession.
Among the obstacles which it is ne
cessary to enumerate is that of d.
vorce. The fact that a woman has
figured in a divorce suit, either as
plaintiff or as defendant, renders her
presentation at any European court a
matter of extreme difficulty. During
the reign Of Queen Victoria, the only
Divorce whom she permitted to ap-
pear at court was the present Duke
of Marlboroughs mother, the Mar
chioness Of Blandford, whom she had
known from Childhood, and for whose
matrimonial unhappiness she mani
tested the most profound sympathy
All other divorced women were ex-
cluded, no matter how blameless theil
conduct, and how imperative the con
ditions that compelled them to seel
the dissolution of their marriage
The Munsey.
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ECHO NEWS AND
PERSONAL NOTES
Especial Correspondence }


Echo, Ore, Jan. 25.-Perry Carter,
a cartoonist, accompanied by his wife,
who is soprano soloist. gave an en-
tertainment here Monday night. This
was the first of a series of entertain
ments to be given here under the aus
pices OF the Echo public schools.
Mrs. Jonah Hatton Is here from
Pendleton visiting with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith left
Monday for Portland where Mr.. Smith
is transacting business for the Echo
Mercantile company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Buchanan re-
turned today from Pendleton after a
few days visit to that city.
Miss Levy Matthews of Pendleton,
was o guest of Miss Ina Watenburger
on Monday and returned home yes
terday morning.
Miss Princess Smith is visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. Ralph Stanfeld went up to Hot
Lake on Tuesday evening for a short
| stay.
VIM. Slusher OF Nolin, shipped two
| carloads of mutton sheep from the
O.-W. r. & n. company's yards at this
| place to Portland.
Alexander Mcintosh left for Port
land last night with a carload of beef
cattle.
Ben Doherty arrived mere last eve-
ming from Portland. He is visiting
with his sister, Mrs. Jas. Mclaughlin.
| p. B. Hoisington was transacting
business in Pendleton today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-26
BIRTHDAY OF A PARIIA-
MENTARIAN.
} l>~~>>>>~>s~~~ Q . . e

Congressman-e -elect Asher Kinds of
Maine, who has never outlived the
sobriquet of Tom Reeds apprentice"
despite his splendid work as clerk to
the speaker of the house of repre-.
sentatives, is forty-eight years old to-
day. He claims Benton, Me-, as a ma
tive heath, Colby college gave him
his \. b. in 1888 and an LII. d. about
six years ago.
Kinds ran for congress in the last
campaign, and was elected. No one
will dispute that he is the greatest
living authority on parliamentary
procedure in congress and this know
ledge will enable him to become a
great power the moment he takes his
seat in the house. He has written sew
eral books on parliamentary law, but
the men who have read them can be
counted on the fingers of one hand,
and never has one risen up to dispute
any statement made therein. "As in
teresting as the dictionary" said a
friend of Kinds, one day, and much
less in demand"
In the forthcoming bitter debates
in which the minority party, under
Cannon's leadership, will do its utmost
to taunt and vex the democrats, Mr.
| Kinds Will be uncle Joe's chief lieu.
tenant. Indeed, when this young man
from Maine was nominated for a seat
down among the mere members many
representatives predicated that in the
coming congress he would be running
back and forth most of the time be-
tween his desk and the speaker!
throne. But now the prophecy is tha
the next republican minority leade,
will have Mr.. Kinds directly besid,
him.
Newspaper work sharpened Hind
for public career. When he wa!
fresh from college he became an edi
torial writer on the Portland Adver
tiser. and year later Joined the edi
torial staff of the Portland Press
with which he was afterward connect
ed for several years. When Reed be
came speaker he took Kinds to Wash
ington with him and made hin
speakers clerk" Although he wa
then a youngster Of only twenty-seveI
he made good and when Reed wa
elected speaker again in 1895 he mad
him clerk at the speakers table, Il
which place he became so invaluabl
that Speakers Henderson and Cannon
were glad to hang on to him. II
burns much midnight oil ponderin
over precedents. He has been parrie
about twenty years and his home 1
in Portland, Me-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-01-26

Names of pupils neither absent nor
.esrdy during the term beginning
Sept. IL, 1910, and ending Jan. 20,
ISL
Field School.
Miss Lanes room-Paul Morton,
Claude Thacker.
Miss Elders room-Marion Beam,
Gertrude Lynde, Eloise Storey. Ned
-Strahorn.
Lincoln School.
Miss Moorehouse's room-Ila Bron-
son, Edna Murphy, Elsie Mattenburg-
.er.
Mrs. Moule's room-Christie Holm
gren.
Miss Harris room-Madaline Bur-
gess, Ralph Burgess, Blanche Fur
nfsh Fred Granholm, Jessie Hunt,
-Selby Johnson, Mary Laatz, Marjorie
LAatz. Lloyd Montgomery. Albert
Peebler.
Hawthorne School.
Miss Maxwells room-Alvon Nc
Carty, Norval Sunden.
Miss Holman's room-May Hunter,
Bennie Smith, Lyman Strain.
Miss Makin's room-Harold Co
decke. Danford Graybeal, Gwendolyn
5orsman, Esther Jinkins, Maxine
Jones, Hazel Koch Ruth Norman
Rrancis Straughn.
Miss Sharp's room-Harold Butler
Mary Earl, Dencie Hays, Verna Nc.
Carty. Roy Moran, velda Roork, Ruth
Rugh, Hubert Smith, Theodore
Ssrughn.
Miss Braden's room-Andrew Har'
Iey, Willie Hunter, Murriel Hunter
Frank Hutchinson. Startling Liver
more, Lolah Lynde, Dovle Oliver
Floyd Randolph, Clyde Trucker, Mil
Ecrd Woolf
Miss Zurcher's room-Zoeth Car
ney, Mabel Crowner, Olga LaFontaine
Hazel Strain.
Miss Conklin's room-Wilbur Bad
asy, Fanchon Elliott, Burton Greul
zch, Tom Gillette, Edward Hays, Syl
via McCarty.
Miss Warren's room-Frances Bron
7sDn, Morton Elder, Walter Gill; Haze
Gjnett. Roy Hutchinson, Louis'
Jones Ernest Rothwell Orsol
Etraughn. Marshall Warren.
Washington School.
Miss Schroeders room Murie