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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-05-18

Tair'y 'c-g terri, r,i~o~c-s in the
Kansas City tKanD wo~khouse are to
lie given garden lots this spring in a
four acre tract sdiCiri-g the work
house They will be allowed to work
in the gardens after working a certain
number of hours each day on the
stone pile. The prisoners will be al
lowed to choose the vegetables, and
the products will be served in the
prisoners dining room. Gardening
will not be compuls DRY. but the pris.
oners who do not work in their gar
dens will spend that time breaking
stone.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-05-18
concernlna Man.Eaters.

1t seems strange that bears. so fond
Of all sorts of flesh. running the risks
of guns and fires and poison, should
never attack men except in defense of
their young. Only wolves and tigers
seem to have learned to hunt man for
food, and perhaps sharks and croco-
dies Mosquitoes and other insects
would, l suppose. devour helpless
man in some parts of the world, and
so might lions, leopards. wolves, by
enas and panthers at times If pressed
by hunger-but under ordinary cir
cumstances perhaps only the tiger
among land animals may be said to be
q man-eater, unless we add man. him
self.-John Muir, in the Atlantic.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-05-18
Effect of Mind on Matter.

Heavy thoughts bring on physical
maladies; when the soul is oppressed
so is the body When cares, heavy
cogitations. sorrows and passions
superabound they weaken the body
which, without the soul is dead, OF
like horse without a driver. But
VIXEN the heart is at rest and quiet
then it takes care of the body and
gives it what pertains thereunto
Therefore we ought to abandon and
resist anxious thoughts by all possible
means =. uther's Table Talk
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-05-18
The Chanuinu Times,

Little Ache is the name of the lit
tie daughter of the Turkish ambas
sador in Washington, whose wife
Nine. Zia, is an American woman. The
little girl will soon see life from a
different standpoint than that :. OF
Turkish children generally, former
members of the embassy having been
vel 90 NCslem women. The child is
4 4. favorite in Washington
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-05-18
hesents the Criticism,

Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge al cor
menting upon the statement o. as,
Sarah Wilson that America Ia. -
do not take an interest in % ,,>:a
said that she had seen only t.v .4sI
of society while visiting her, ana
that she could not judge America
women from those she had met She
said that American women do take a
healthy. normal interest in politics. as
do their English sisters.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-05-18
FEWER ross in Lohaon.

twenty years ago there were .,
foggy days in London during the win
ter months. whereas in l909-l0 there
we're only II during the same period
The fog fiend has been scotched. il
not killed." said Sir James Crichton
Browne at the annual dinner of the
Sanitary Inspectors association. The
reduction in the number of fogs he
attributed chiefly to improved SAM
tation
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-05-18
Kind Sunday evening.

Kind Sunday evening.
Mrs. Burmeister Gale Ion Mrs. john
Hummer Sunday.
Henry hammers called on Charlie
Perndt Sunday.
Grandma Lietz spent Sunday with
Mrs. w. Below.
Miss Selma Ausmus, who was stay
ing with her sister Mrs. w. Quade,
returned TO her home at Long Prai-
RTE Wednesday.
Clara Lietz spent few days last
week with Eta Burmeister.
Charlie Berndt called on Henry
Quade Sunday.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-05-18
Distress a Passport to His Purse.

Distress a Passport to His Purse.
The estate left by the late Arch
bishop Ryan of Philadelphia is in
these days an almost negligible s;lan-
tity, only about $4,000, yet the press
of that city says that since his conse-
Grafton he had received from friends
and admirers more than IL million
dollars to be used In any way he
pleased 1t was a tribute to his per-
sonality and he might have died a
rich man without the worlds criti-
cism. But he was much happier to
die q poor one. Nor were all the bene-
ficiaries those of his own faith. Dis
tress was the passport to bis heart
and his purse.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-05-18
sris,sa justice Makes csc :

London for the last several months
has been sufferi. 6 with an epidemic OF
rots and spots and crooked bakers
Just as We have here But the Brit
ish magistrates have fairly burnt UP
rotten egg offenders with severe fines
and mprisonments.-New York Press
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-05-18
Relations With the Foi:c

Were you ever ARE tel oe..re:
NO, judge" replied Flooding = etc:
mot since me palmy days wen u
was rich enough to own s"sl au.
tomobile"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-14

I'm Donrsrftas 90tmittds nm 2
llbr finbet DOR oem Gtobtratbs-aOm.
mittet cine Offsntlits Befprshuns Der
Central .Warttbaus Irass itass, .posu
has publitum sinstlnben III. G<r
Sfeuer3dbler.8erein nno anDers habtn
empfOblen, ouB bic Gafx ptrfHpbtr
iptroe. big bic aanoIsJ sJraet trltbist III.
9uh lpdrsn iis Der Weinuna. bob,
penn eiE neues Warfthuus erfpiinfhi
fei, 10 folls man Gin mobernes Central.
Warfthous bansn iinb 0ns fnft nur mt
ptrulteten Gtb1ube nerfsbene Grunbei,
gsntbum n1rolin bonn nlten Gpuri
Gtrnbe Martibdus ant1ufeu. ipel6ei
In @erbinDuna INIT ben RanaldHne.
rtisn siHsn srobtn play a6gsbsH
.ipiiros.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-14

fp. sGos briHst fd in ansetrunfs ,
nem 5MItambs sins barmlsie
S9nbpnust bel.

Der "A Sabr. aIts nerbeirotbets
rptpefitter" 6eurp S9op. geo. 1893
Waoe Strabs, untsrnnbm aefferu
Abeno in onetiruntensm 3uitanbe in
@tstntpurt feiutr frau .intn SeIbTt,
mproperfuh, inbsm r iih in ftinsr
Bchnuns nit .insm alien armtesges
iptbr eine Shubrunbe an Der Iinfen
Ssits Der gruit b,ibrahte. Der Qe.
bensnriibs ipurbs itIsunisi. i'm pntroIs
tpdeen 5 nod benz itdbtiTHen SofpitdI
ssbra6t. no es I'D bsrausitelIte, bdb
bic 4ueel an elmer Rippe dbesprdllt
mar unb uur elm. ungsfdbrIiheSIeiThs
tpunbe perurfatt tltts. Der pafient
tpnnte, na6bem ibm elm 8erbunb ans
gelest fpprben mar, noG Teiner Beh-
nuns suriidtsbrsn S6oo. peIher sipei
ainber bat. iO1 in letter 3tit fart s.s
trunfen hGbsn uno mar ndh Ausiole
oes GmpfoHgsor3tes bes 5ofpitaIs be-
truntea, aIs CT bic WerSDeiflunesthct
unternuhm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-14

DITTO gsn..ins. 80 Sabre uIs, Elm
glsri Der @eit DesinFeettna 60, 30.
722 Brain StguBt. fam s.ftsrn 0crs
mittas bIutiiberitrSmt aus Der Cffite
eeiponft uno brad NIT Dem ausruf:
sd bin gsitotsu fporben. bolt einsn
Grst!" bsfpubtIcs auf osm StiisHpegs
suiammeu. gr tpusbe fdbleunieit na6
benz itabitih,n 5oipitoI eebrutt. no
erei iitfe Stihpunben in Der Iinien
Seite Der 8ruit on ibm porssFunbeR
tpurbsr. Sstn 3ufinHo gift fir be.
bentlih. gsnettns srtidrt.. bnb ibm
bic Dunben BON bem Rsser Sames
Grantlin, .iH.m angeifeIten bes Gt.
fhdfts, ben .r surt6tpetpitfen bate.
teigebraht iporben festn. grdntIin
bat bie 5lu6t srsrifen unb iptro pcn
Der golisei gsiuat. Bsn.tina pobHt
no. 90 Oft WcU2iden NDenue.
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1Bbtlisber llmfau.
SwSlfidbriser Qnabe ptrlisrt aHf
traarigs @siie feia esbeM.

Gin bebouernspertber lInfoII ereigs
ntte fih seftsrn Ibenb tur5 nnd 8
llbr on Der Gde Der Geit unb Iiumors
Strobe, inbtm Der IL Sabre alte Ron
Gners, Sobn bes Rdpmonb Gpers, pon
do. 1905 Geft Gtrabe BON einsm
p4utps2rud" Der Rotb gading 60.
ifberfahren nnb TO ihfper nerlebt ipurs
be, baB er furse 3eit fpdttr fetnen
@eiit aufsab. Rad glusiase BON ans
genseugen. ippllte sin SpitItdmerao
Rop's bic an bem unbeauffidtigt bae
ftebeneen 4ntomobl dngebrn6te Siss
naIeIpde sieben, srfabte jebo6 aus
Verieben bic RurbsI. burh tpelhe bic
gtafhtne in 9epssuns gtfett ipirb.
geppr Ron. fpsihsr Dor benz Iuiomcs
bill fdnb, 3ur Ssite iprineen fonnse,
befanb sr fih untsr ben Rdpern unb
puroe iiberfabren. aussn3euaen bes
unfaIs boben ben gstpuBtloien ouf
uno eine ambuIoR3 Der Queen Gitp
2tperp Go. bra6ts benielbtn ifIeuz
nistt mad behl itGbtiihen 6OipitoI. mo
er etne Winut. nnt feiner etnlieferuns
ben 8eiit oufsat. Der Batter hes
8erunaliidien, Rlpmonb Gpers, elm
anetfeater Der GogIs Wbits Geob Co.,
arbsitett litber3sit unb feline Grau be-
fcnb fid oIlein su 6aufs, aIs oie5iobss
botfboft sintraf, oub ihr 2ishltns
ftDer perlebt iporoeHiet. Sie elite TO-
fort ndh ben Spipttal, ipo ibr isboh
big CUR ansunft ibrss Nannss bic
RaGri6t bon osm lobe ibres Gobnes
porenthalteu puroe. 9tls gpsrs Inn
Soipital sintrof, ipislts it6 cine trsrsis
fenbs Ssene ob, irosm feline Srau iich
in feline armt itiiy5ts, um i'm n6hften
4ussnblid obumdatis su gOoen su
filten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-14

proisftnntiiden Moif,nfejt am IONS
r1ienben Sonntag duf gIiftons hBben
tpurbe perltfen nnb onqenommen.
Die Serren Subig, SprabI unb 9au-
fencourt purben su 0elssatsn bss
Stcbtperbanbs ernannt.
Gbeiheine: Mprris s. .Spnes BON
Qerington, unb Gillian 6. StrtdIonb
BON gellepue. Sofepb Guentber BON
Grlanser unb Mdpme Rieeler BON
Sonoforbtpipn. Snmes Mtner bon
Gleranorta unb Bertha Sanfen ben
GpIb Springs. GImer 9usborf unb
Gtbel 5ritf9. beibs BON Rstpport. 4ls
bert alloipap unb Regal Sartis, bsibe
,pon Retpport. SO. g. 5hrrbt ppn
0apton, 9p., unb Wtarp 8pbnen BON
Cincinnati. gbas. @unneDed unb
Mlapme 6issins, beibe bon Reppprt.
- gisbecea grnan Boone Chapter,
2O6ter Der americdn ReppIutipn, err
iudtsn ben Stootrdtb, baB er fiirgleps
port einen SpieIplaB NIT sSountaine
fur bic Rirbsr errihten Tol. Durbe
an bas aommittse fur qdrts psrtpiss
len.
- Sn Der 9lags bon Charles ;S.
Goncltn ssgen ben Grdno Central
gnuperetn entf6ieb bus 4ppelationss
esriht, oaB ber9ertauf npdmaIs itdtts
ftnosR fcd, bo elm bsifsrss RsiuItat
aus stnsm SheiIpertauf srsisIt tpsr5en
f1nnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-14

SumiItou aHssigen, 9SfaI.ROtisen
nno 9rniafeiten iiHb nb;ngeben Gfs
Der 4. anb Charles Strase. ituier
agcnt fir Samiltpa iuobnt go. 301
&orb SrpHt Ctr. 5eIepbun Samiitur
1316-R. IeIspbsn sHieres Sorrsipen
oeateu: 393X Sea.
- Die g., 8. e .. Giienbdbn i'll
aufgeforosrt fporosu, an ben gabH,
lbsrgdngsn Dor nem Gagle6pteI on Der
Glib 8. Strabe uno an Der 5. unn
Senrp Strabe Siherheitsuorrittun.
ger ansubringen.
- Gin Disb ffIi6 iith eeF.rn Ulit.
tag in benz SutpeIthIuben BON Charles
3iefenbab an Der S,igb StraBe binter
tlrien Shdutuitsn unb itdbl brei Ringe.
Der Disb lief aus bem aaben, puro.
ab.r in Ger 9ropnTfen giearrens
honolung abgefabt. Or gab Tsinsn
RGmsn aIs Sobn Doe an.
- Sofsph 8dusrls BON SO. 2424
9lsHipdp 4Dsnus, Cincinnati, m.IDets
FER poli3si seitern. oob isin II Ssahre
alter SohH Oscar 9dusrIe nit oem
II Sabre alien 5drIsp Sbspbsro burhs
brdnnts uno Die gsiben pabrineinIih
Bier in 6oHtiIton iinb.
-- Der nerftorbene Sip.n Carmen
ron WttooIstppn permadt feiner Witt.
tpe ben sdn5en RahIaB big auf bic Got
9lo. 355. tpeIdbe Der 5odtsr, s5rau gld
DenesH, JuFdIIt.
5rl. aatherins 5opea, bic Tod.
ter Des peritorbsnen =. o. EorpelI,
Itegt in ibrer Dobnung an Der Roro
%" Strabs i'm Stsrben.
- Rpbrrt alien bat 5inis qleu
tresen @erlaFsns auf Steibuna Der.
tlost. Tas paar beirutbete am Is.
W1GrS 1909 In 5amiIiOn.
- Die 9roblogs Der gptbiassRitier
trat stftsrn 9ormittos in 5mitb's
sbeaisr In Sisune. Monor Rothpea
bieb bic Delssat.n tpi[IfDmnsa. 5ier.
ouf fpurben 370 aanbioaten in Der
GroBtoge sins.fiihrt. Die 8oraoe Der
qptbias Sitter Rnfymiitags mar
tiibih unb 9auisnbe iparen in Rsib
uup Glien.
- Rifter 9arb itrih oeitsrn i'm
hieiisen Geriht folsenb. Sheibuness
Hagen: 8eifie oegen 5eHrp WaIfer,
Hlsn~na nan.s, gDn~. QU.4a~ lf~.~ .....
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eAinssadAr dArid,sea.

Renp0rt 13. Suni. anaes.
.9tlIis CIdp- Don aopsnhaaen. Ser
lin@ pon aenpsl, .Garmanio bon
eiDerpOol. ~Anilsr WiIbelm ber
Drobs" BON Bremen.
2fbees.: -aaiFer MiIb<Im III. nod
Bremen. ~9situp gmiternam4 nod
Roiserbdm.
ct. JD1ns. ". q. Aneef.: .glrs.
toridn-. pom aipsrpooI nah pbilabel.
pbi0 beftimutt.
Genaa. Mbsss.: .5amburs4 mad
Rem Nort.
SOufbampton. Abeeg.: III
bania@ nod Tlratrtnl.
QiOtrpooi. Absts.: .5y0neo.
mia mad Dpitpn.
VhNabsIpbia. angst.:: .yrinl
Abclbtrt1 usH 6dnabarg.
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2emtitb. alls. grotsit. WaiieH,
9erein.

Der Gtutide 4ng.mein grottftau.
tide Wntienpertin belt asiitrn abenb
in bsm ShuIlotnI Der Ct. Sobonnss
airbe, Gds Der II. unb Gin Gtrabs,
feine reaelm1Biee 8sriammIuna ab, in
trelder prdiioent 4ua. Etsintdmp ben
goriis fiibrte unb SstretGr s5reo.
Steinbah bds qrototpII.
RAD oem Beridts bss 8erpaliers
Gus. Roit befanbtn iif am i. Wlai 81
Ginotr in Der anitnIt, nGmltn SO
andben unb "a MGnHen. aufaenoms
men unp entlafsn tuurbsn i'm 2dufe
ees Wonats ie brei ainbtr, ioboB bic
3ahl Der 5niuHen ii9 am /. SUM auf
81 ainner, ndmiidb 81 andbsn, 28
Wlooten uHb nft nittreaiftrirte Rim.
ntr 6tlief. Der Renenitaftsterictt
bes gtripultsas Idutes: staiTenbeftdHb
ON /. Tsdi $50.87, ginRnbmen $306
93c. aussnben $29S.33. etasnlpdrtt-
Ger anfenbeiionb $6O.47.
Die iibereinitimmenosn geridte Sss
5inansietrttdrs O. g. aambed unn
tes Ghdbmtifttrs 5enrp aubrmnnn
loiiteten: adNenbeitonb am /. mai
$4366.34, Giunabmen S5S9.07, auss
adbtn $5248.66. sssenipdrtiger Raj
ienbeitnrb $4206.75 linter pen Gus.
gabtn befanben fih S4059. 40, fir mel.
d,t Summs Bombs aneetdnft fuuroen.
gls neu,s gtitsIieh ipurbe 6err
2ouis Wiilltr BON Rtbbnnt Rpao in
zen Wsrtin aufsenomn,en.
Bon SerrH aubfp. SGtbcdlous bon
GbeDict mar bas gsIut um aufno6.
me oss fltinsn Carl gbrina, beFen
Batter irrfiHnig uno beifen Mutter tcbt
iit, .iftgsreiht tporben. Dos @duG
purbe an elm aus ben Serren Better
aoqus. Gbnrlss 2intenbobl unb Or.
Weper befttberoes lintsrfuhungstom.
mittee psripieien.
5oRn Gdels. befen Batter toot III,
ipuroe in bi. Nnftalt aufgenpmmen.
Der neuestpdbIts SiIfssi5indnsIsires
tar ebtpnro Wicrr ipurDe in Isin amt
sinsefiibrt.
gs fpuroe btI6toIien, in Submit bic
slpeits Sibuns isbeH Wlonafs gsmeins
fam NIT ben 9amsn bss 9srsiu so6sas
halten.
gu 9eIuhssRommittstn iparbsn ers
ndnni BON 13. bis 20. Suni bic Ger.
rem Better Qaqls uno Charles QiAtenz
ouhl. uno bonn 20. bis gum 27. Juni
Die 5erren o. R. Rsptr unb Gbnnrb
S6riefer.
Dor einiger Sci! bate cine unbebtus
tsnDe stoIIiiion sipifnsn bem automos
bill oes 6errn Wlorris Bettman uno
Der Rafdins ots aapi. Gtepb. gbaIt
itatigefunbsn uno Isbiers mar Isihl bes
fGdoigi fporbsn. Rnpt. Ghaie ptrs
tlasis 6trrn Beiiman nuf Ehabeners
fos. ieboh fdnb cine auBsraeri6tlihe
Giniauna itati, inbem Der Ql1aer fiG
nit S12.50 nbfinDen Iieb. Hd4esm fein
RthtsoHtpali. 6trr Jobn z. german,
auf feline Dtbiihren persidbtet bate.
acpt. Gbdfs iiberipies stIiern bic abs
fiHDungsfumme bem M1ilsnperein.
Dds Geident iparbs init Dont ansss
nommen.
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gislpuIpr.d,eHbs .5nHaem.

Die poIisiitsn Sorftmeper uan
popne psrhaft,tsn eeffsrn @sore.
Gtrnihan, Is 5dbre alt, Qo. 971
Winbfor Strdbs.; Sof. Grstber, Ii
Sabre aIi. go. 119 Jrlpin GiroBs;
Wm. Wabben, 10 Sabre aIt. 30. 936
Curtis Strnb,, unb yfolph 6opes,
IA SABRE alt. go. 2426 gcpeIan CTR,
unb fperrtsn bi.ielben unisr Der Nn.
iInee oes einbruhs ein. Die 9uri6en
tperbtn bei6uIoigt. In bos Wobnboua
bee ). >. gurmdn. glc. 26i1 gFsy
place eiReebrohen unc cine Wsenes
Bleir6bren, Ws'iinatheile unb Rfeis
ouHssftiide ssitobltn su bdbsn. Ores
tkr. Wlabbsn unb Comes irerben fif
Dor BEN Sussnbridtsr su perantporten
hoben.
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.Sofal . Seriht.


einen giinftistH Derlauf nobm Gin
llnfaa. pelher iih seftern 4benb Dol
benz 2eugue 9oiebullpIas srsisneie,
Ser 5 Sabre nlte Dm. aemmo Don
SO. 1070 mef 2ibsrtp Strebe fuuro.
bon einem Don bem Chauffeur 5obn
WeDeubon bon go. 1406 gafter Ctr.
selentten Auiomo5tl ettroffsn unb anj
be Seite gefGleuoert. Or ipurbe In
fer Wuf6ine rnn 6tm itGbtii1en 90.
frttal gebrnnt, mo e. fih herausffe6ts,
kkHHh kkHHh er. assnHshen nnn frnbebsutenbeu
aontuitonsn I'm Geitnt, nift psrIebi
fDprben mar
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cpinmrauder.

Die 9o!isiiisn Cbgers unS wsrpup
nabmen fritz asiitrn Worgtn, als iis
on oem 0nuft 80. 552 George Strobe
rorbeitaHen, eintn fharien Epiumss.
rnth fpchr. Gle fanben in eiHsm 3im.
mer pes 2. Stodusris brei 5tipnrse
Vamens Gliff.UhIlsr. Snts9rospn INN
i5lpro 6ia tn haIbbti1lfbiem 3aisanpe
por. Jn Der Wntrabs nxs Btttes nurs
ee cine Opinmpfeife nfbit 3ubsb0r ent.
etft. Die gtianaentn fpurDsn unter
sntiprsGenbsr Anilogs tinesIpsrrt.
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Seaebae Nab 6abtDa .

- Wiliam Wharton berichtets, bat
thm aus feinem Stals an Der 3. unr
Sadfcn Strabe, Dupton, 20 guIbeI
gBeiaen geitpblsn purbsn.
-5rdu 9eurs Sartfped peranItdttet
heute Ro4mittas gum 8sften Der ct.
Yauls Go. 9ir6s in It. 9bomds str
&affsstrdushen.
- Die 0umsn bss DeutThsamsris
!arif6en Stabtpsrbdnbs perfammeln
iih am wtitttuo6 in Der Wobnuns Der
Jrau Spbn Waripsu an Der 4. unh
Clan Str. in Toptou.
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iltnipenb.n, bic benz 0erftorbenen nit
ins Grab seseben fpurben, asnssn bon
Ter gelisbtbeit bes Dabingeid dashenen.
GIs 9abrtudtrdser fiinsirten Bic Ger
rem Gussn Spben, @alenttn Gantel,
Senrn 9. GetIen unb Rufus Roh.
Die fterbIi6e oiile tpurbe auf Dem
Sisblanb 5riebbOf betgeTeBi.
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W e tu y o T {.

Die Ge;ppprt Office fur Sas vGin.
eiauatier golfs6latt" beiinnet I'D, in
3p. 339 gprf Strake, Beeeniiber bem
Gonrtbaaie, ipOielbit Renigfeitea, Gin.
seisea II. I. III. bic 10 ltbr 45 Ninatta
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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-09-15
WOULD COST S S
TO CHANGE WIRES

Mayor Hartley again gave the citizens
present at the council meeting last Mon
day night the benefit of his views. This
time he addressed them all as a body
during a recess of the council, and
acknowledged that he was playing to
the galleries. The burden of his remarks
was that the ordinance directing the
light and telephone companies to place
their wires underground along paved
streets, was unreasonable and imprac
ticable. II have made inquiries" the
mayor went on, "and know what l am
talking about. 1t would cost me seventy
five or eighty dollars to have light and
phones brought into my house should
such an ordinance be enforced. The city
has wire system also. 1t would cost
the city $4,000 to put it's wires under
ground along Hewitt avenue alone, ana
the city hasn't the money to spend (fot
that purpose"
1t is the opinion of those who have eX-
dnllneu UHe OTuludlce tIdO III Is perfectly
practicable and just. As to the state
ment that any patron of the light or
telephone company would have to pay
any such amount the facts in Seattle
and other places where the wires have
gone under ground are sufficient an
swer As to the cost to the city, no
such expense would have to be incurred
Under the franchise granted the various
companies, the city is entitled to the
joint use of their poles. Even should
the telephone and light poles have been
ordered off of Hewitt, the service poles
of the street car line would remain
which would easily accommodate the
few wires needed for the city's system
AS for the hardshps imposed upon
the companies affected, it may be stated
that under the proposed ordinance there
would be no objection to the placing of
these poles in the alleys as is now the
case with the Independent Telephone
company's poles.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1911-09-15
ORDINANCE
TO PURCHASE
WATER SYSTEM

With the introduction last Monday
evening of ordinance No. 500, looking
toward the acquisition of a municipal
ly owned water works system, the third
of a series of completed or pending leg
islative enactments came before the city
council which promise to make the pres
ent month the most important period
of time in the history of this and per-
haps any other previous administra-
tion. Ordinance 500, introduced ana
passed through its first reading last
Monday night at the request of Coun-
Gilman Bardon, calls for the purchase
of the present water system for sum
not to exceed $350,000, or, in the event
of failure to agree upon a price, the
condemnation of the plant in the usual
manner. The ordinance fixes Novemb1
I, the date of the regular election, as
the day upon which the people will vote
upon the bonds for the purpose
The present indications are that the
members of the city council will heed
the insistent demand heard on all sides,
for publicly owned system of water
works, and vote to pass the ordinance
introduced at Monday nights session,
Should the council fail to act favorably
on the ordinance petitions are in the
field which viii take the matter out of
the hands of the city council altogether.
Other important legislation either
completed or pending is the resolution
calling for a charter amendment to in
corporate the single tax idea into the
citys system of taxation and the crea-
tion of a new city charter with a com
mission form of government. Before
the month is over the city council will
doubtless also be called upon to act on
the purchase of the old smelter property
in the north end for the combined pur-
poses of a park and garbage incinera-
tor.