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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-23

4tlmdtis Ia Bt Der 9rdfosnt
ZEN 8runb Der Mobiimoduns burds
iidern. Gr sibt iebt gu, CAB mebr b.
dbIihtigt mar, als cine Wtanopsr@
nsbung, baB bic 3uitdube in Werito
ieine 8eTpr9uib erreg!sn, ipel6e iih
cuf Radriateu griinbsten, Die srnits
3rpeifel auftommen IieBsn, ob Is 8iaS
mDsIth iein iperoe, iih gssen DIE Sa.
iurrettion Su beboupten. 3ieie 1T
ndmlid, tpie mir pteterboGt parsslegt
tubeu, beoeutsnb itGrter uuo ousge.
bebnter, uIS bic Sffi5iDisn in Merito
3ugeitsben pollen. Sm Sale bic SiuS'
f6e Regieruno 5uTammenbre6en fclIte,
mas Duibinetoner 8eritten 5ufol9e
iest nur nod dls etne 5rage BON no
den be9eibnet miro, pta Der 9rditoent
porbereitet fein, Inn bic Rubs eaielbit
rpieber teritelIeu gu tDnnsn, oamit am
bere Regierungen bis'e aufcdte niht
auf Iich nebmen. 8oh tpiro sr e!ncn
ipl1en S6ritt ni6t obne 3uitmmung
pss aongreHes unternebmen, osu er
bon oen beits6enDen 9hatiahen in
aenntnib IsBen Miro, IObalb Die gtotb
trenoigteit gu elmer ontsrpentton I'd
einftelIen ioIlte. Tos Bolt IeIbit hat
rer 9rGIipent infotpeit aufgstldrt, baB
er burh cine bemonitrdtipe GinIaoans
| res iapantI5en 9otibaftsrs mad Dem
8sibsn 6auIs Den uritnnigen 8erihs
ten Elm Gnbe mdhts, 0ab bic WpbIIs
mahung osgen sapdn osrittst lei, cine
4nitht. bic mir tptsoerholt nIs borrens
ben 8l0bitun be3eihnet babeu.
Wds nun Die 9Drsdnge in Werito
betrtfft, 70 iIt erF6tli6, baB IS in Der
Sanb BON 0ia3 Idge, benz 2anoe Die
Gufe tpiecsr8u9cben, tpenn er en-
patrtot tpGrs uno sr ItsFert ben Sstpsts.
CAP er auf bisIen Gbrsntitel tstrsn
anTpru6 erbsben tann. Ti. srite Gor.
oerun9 Der SnIurgentsn, ete fs Die
Daffsn nieoerls9eR, gebt babin, poB
9ia8 bon Der prGFbsHtiboft Suriits
tritt unp cine Freie 8oItsabitimmuus
iiber stneu neusu Qrdfoenten geitatt:t.
9as Iebnt 0ia3 ab, neil er oas
GebIiebsn lit, mas er irrmer mar: sin
efrIii6tiger 9ittdtor, Der ii6 tein 8es
niHsn bdraus maht, Isin @aterlaub
ieinem gbreets Su opfern. Die Sn.
iur9sntsnfiibrer mGgsu iu'oTsrH I'm
rs6t babsn, tpenn lie auf ibrer 5OrDe.
runs bsiteten, roB allsr 8orausFdt gu.
fGlge 9toS am gnbs Ieiner Gage urgs'
langt tft unb baber cine Qsnoerurg
o6ne 9snaltmtttel eintretsn Mi
/ Sie MAIDEN dbsr eslteHp, bub 9ta5,
nibt 6amit Sufrisoen, bag 2dnb pdbs
rtnp ieiuss 2sbsns NIT abipIutsm
4ilsn gu beberriten, AntoIter gss
troffen bat. bic Dittatur mad isinem
Gobe fort3uieBen. 9umit mag ss feline
Ri6tiqteit baben. aIsiu tie iolIteR nitt
auber 4ugen IaHsn, bab Der ron 1ia5
! tinesfsbte RahFoIqer nttt teFsu 3ut.
bnlt am 9oIte unb am Scare babsn
piro. Sn ToIqe oeFen tonuten Iie es
robI ristiren, 0ia3 an feinem ppitsn
gu beIaFen. faIs sr 6inoenoe garans
tien fir Die Sur6fibrung csr 6tono.
mii6en Reformen bistet, auf bic es
hauptidalid antommt unb bic in Der
! 3erIhlagung Der 2atifunoisn beftsbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-23
observation-disclosures.

l.ssromt 6. Cornell. %. OF 4. ctr.
lMarp W. 8annigcn. 1s, Wsii 5. Si.
lalm. Z. 6duFtr. 27. Brsmsn ctr.
lGbna 2. Iitina. %. Gptamors Cir.
lelribur 6unier. II. gris aps.
l0asei q. Gbriitcpb<l. 19. bessl.
lasotert u. apl,. SO. 5dmilton. %.
lasna Hroipn, 81. Cincinnati.
lOsear efsl. q. 6arrifen. 3.
lGaIsa 60rslsp. 10. ptssl.
sEObls y. Mann. 2T. Rihmonb Sir.
lGna GrifFs. %. bessI.
fpbilip 8eaper. "A, gDbippls. 6.
laalbd Ban. AZ. oft 8. Str.
lUerbinanb ambreds. o. Tanbiis. .aiid.
lRarn U. gltmsnts. 21. Cincinnati.
IGto. Mlsabs, 35. aa<is 8. Cir.
lgfd RoaA, 50. osssl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-23

IS bdrf oIs nabtSu iifer dngenoIns
rnen fuerbtn, bob Der artirag abgeiDies
fen iperben unb Cor ben 8sfsbl trbaIs
ten ipirb, auf bic glntloge 3ls pldibia
rem, lporouf Der Gag fir Die enbgiItige
9erbanblung onseftbt Diro, ptnn
bas arsisgsri1t ntdt nod I'm lsbtsn
auoenbIid einen Grid ourh bic Rehs
iiung IHoht.
9runbeigentbu bu m ur bic
@uiIfprb 9 6uIe.
Sn Der aIdae bes Ghulrutbs segen
anna 9. Orr u. o., iporin es iih um
bic GntifGDigung fur grunotteens
thum an Der 4. StrdBe, Hobe BEN
antle g1rf. bonbelt, bas bebnfsGrrtds
tuno Der nenen Guilforo ShuIe nps
prppriiri fpOrben iit. fuuroen ssitern
I'm SnfoIpensgeriht folgeHbe perttn'
bdrte 8eroitte obgeaeben: Got Wc. ),
$13, 600; 2pt SO. A, $12, 900; Got 10
S, SIS, 800; Got SO. z. $500; Got NO,
8, $500; Got 30. 9, $37O0; Got Ro.
10, $4,000; Got 80. IL, $5S60; Got
go. Ia, $500; Got gio. Is, $500.
Tlit ben friibsr pon elmer Surp felt'
aeTtbten, ilnb bic Gsiammienti4oois
+ ~....... -. EaTa4.
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Die tGOr'f6s gro5ebfo6 d c

Hp " III ~ q q y.
4uh asit.rn pisber btThGftiate bic
Gor'fhe Qrpsebiahe brsi @trihtsbofs
uHp bis 5rags, Oh sii9ier gOrman ben
Gol Sur@srbdHhlung aufnshmsn bari,
III INNER non Ri6t tnti6iebsH, trobs
eem btrisIbs asI.srn Ra6mittas, obs
rpc5I has arstsesriht feline Gntfteis
ouns nod niht abgseeben bat. bas
affibapit hes 4nsetldetsu aus ben
Rseprbs itrsihen lisb. Gas artisgss
ridt. BON BEN gsitsrn cine GntIdeis
buns in Der aHesIsssnbeit srportst
tpuros, lieb ni6ts BON Iih hSrsn un5
e. perlauists. eaB Der Gall beuts.
fpsun arsisrthtsr Smith, Der Don Der
Siaet abtpeienb mar. suriidfehrt.
nohmoIs arsumeutiri pirb, nm hdnn
BON esm ssfammten Ri1ttr auIIss
GUM entI6iebtn Su iperben.
Die thdtTdhlihen 0srbanhIunaen
tpurosn ssIttrn 8ormittag Dor Rittsr
CUNT b.gonnsH. mo i0ilFsitootsannaIt
gtosrp Gin. bonn Rihisr @orman inboI.
iirts giutraguns. btrsufclse bas be-
Iagte affibapit bonn Reeprp geItrihsn
tpsrbtn ion. sur 0utbstBuns unters
hreitsts. Dieits @srlanstn tpur6s BON
beH 8srtbsibietrn oss Germ Cor. be-
neH ith seftern nod 5err GatpreHe,
Wartpea Suetfsllt bate, auf bos Guers
eiihfte betompft uno bas ReTuItai
mar. bab Rihtsr CUNT boHslbe OBJ
mics. CT bsgriinbsie ieine Guti1eis
buua bomit. bnb bns areisgsridt sis
nsn Wnnbnmusbefsh eegeH ihR err
IaTsn babe. bemsufOlge sr am Cams
tag Griinbs onseben tniiFs, tpurum er
ieiusn anbtren Riditr an SttlIs Cor
mans ernennen ipolle. Or (6uni)
babe in Der ausslseeHheit fdpon feline
gntinsiouna obssstben unb tpero,
bisfe aud, bsm Arsisgsridtshof als
feline grinot anfiibrsn. Dsshalb tonne
sr nint gut jsst Der 9erbdnbluns i'm
frsisssriat, elmer 5Sbertn Snitans,
norgrsifsn unb babe fein Rsd;i. s!spaE
in ber aRsslssenbsit su tbun.
gloGbem nisFe Gntf6einuna abae1ss
ben mar, bsrintete aperp an Rinttr
Gorman unb ilbergob bitIem bic bes
faste Gintraeuns. Der 2ebtere sr'
tIarte, bab er bieIeibs inbpfiirsn piirs
BE-. ipoesssn 5err Raripen untsr 5ina
ipeis ouf bic nod ni4i absseebtns
Observation-Disclosures proititirie.
giihier @orman briidte ss bdrnuf als
feline 4nlift aus, bnb bis isst nod
niGis asftebn fsi, b0s ibn ptrhinbern
tonne, bas affihaoit ans5uftreihsn
unb er perbe ben .@orhiffen anos
ten" serfdneiben. tposu sr polIe Qutos
rii1i beige.
2lle protefts Geiisns Der annGlis
Cor boIfen nifts. Der Rihier bIist
bel isinsr Gntiheieuno anb orbnets
an. ndb Der antras bebufs Riebsrs
jfldauns Der ansIase fOfort Sur 0ers
hdablung oufsenonlmtn iperDtn miiiie.
Die berrsn niuBttn fih fiisen unb Be-
aannen nit ibrtn argumenttn. biz
srit um 4 llbr Hohmittags ihr Gnbs
errsihten. norauf Ridter Gormau
bic Ans.iegtnheit uHier 9srathunp
nobm unb ben MnmGIien beiber Seiien
HriEt Bic beutt Wrrnitirg gdb. nm
lDenn iis ss ipiiHfdtn, tDttttrs f6rift.
li6t gsrgumtnte su uritrbrtitsn.
8 i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-23

ten, tpo5u ibnen brsi Sabre 3eit sese6en
purbe. Das @eriht aber entihiep,
bnb Die 8a6nen benz 3tpangs bes Der
taufs fih entsisben fDnnten, tpenn Its
Islbfitdnoise 9ompasnien biIoeten,
tpelte Die 3pblsns4ttien eieneu. Sds
tboten fie notiirlidb uno bds apblens
RpnppoI, ipsI6s Der aongreB befeitlz
gen poIIte, bsitsbt peiter. Die MprdI
BON aIen btefsn 6eidt9tsn tit, oab
9fi6tsr gendu 10 perfOHlih porein9:s
nommeu iiuD, pis ale oADsrsn Wal.
fhen uno pieie 8preinseHommenhsit
Ti9 in tbrsn Gntfdeibuusen rpieber.
fpieoelt.
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s145.3e5
Qffisutt Ser mibah tuHs
beIhuI0igt.

be % u 0Igt.
Der anipaIt Gerrit Z. 5rtoerids,
Sr., fpurbe s.ftsrn i'm SnioIpeasaeridt
beauftragt, cine QntIags Der Wtbdh'
tuna ots Gsrihtsbofss sesen Den Ans
lpuIt ghas. 3. Dole su erbeben. neil
berIeIbe in ieinsr gissnihdft dls
9liTi9ntt Der Ohio Riper gInRing mia
Co., trpbo.m ihm am 5. glcptmber
1910 Der gsfsh ertbsilt tpuroe, einsn
;sinansaustpsis inRsrbal6 5 5aesH su
lluterbrsiten, oieItm gsfthl bts oatp
nod niht nahgetommtn iit. Die aH.
asIeoenbeit ion moretH 9ormittas Dor
Rihter Warnsr Sur BsrhdnoItne
aufasnommsu rueroen.
Rtesipsr fir sipti Girmsn
perlargt.
aouis Sarris, sin 5hs;Ibabtr ter
Gid Bun Springs 8iitillina Co.. bic
sr am 10. 9s3snber 1905 nit Waper
Sorris unh sSoIspb gcn,iu9s eriinoste.
bat gsitern cine slde. uuf auFl0iuns
Der GeIelIitnft unb GrnennHns zines
Rteeipers .inaereiht. Gr fii6rt an,
baB bas @ef6dft ii6 nidbt belablt babe
unn i9pn felt 2tprit 1910 nift mehr
betrisbsn tporbsn fsi. ia absr ned
8srbinbihtsitsn 81 bedsn finb uno
Der 9bsiIh1bsr gomines fin oRss6lit
oni6idt, Dus gig.ntbum Der 5irmu als
has isinias All bstrdhtsn, perl1nst Der
alGgsr siHsn GinbdItsbefeb!, nm tiss
su psrfiRbern. Der R.csiper IOl bic
9eIhdfte abfpi6eln.
Wm. Stol, Elm 9l6ubiasr Der
Queen Gitn stationary 60, go. 412
main StraBs unb No. 800 Sncanort
Strabs, bat ssitsrH in isinsH uno benz
sSniereiIe aasr onbertH 9l1ubiasr cine
aloae ouf Grntnnuna zines Reeeirers
fur bic 8tIelII6afi tinstrsibt. Ri6ter
mdrntr srnannte 5srrn Sohn 8. 5ib-
pctrid unb issis btiIeu G1ntion dui
$4,000 IeIt.
Rtabing R0ab 4nifastH
bIeihtR itebeu
striminairihtsr 8ormdn bat ctfi.rn
iE Sdhen bes &rbeitsoirtttprs Slnoa
mater, bss i.dntiiteH 5ngsni.urs
SbipIep, Der apnirnttcrsn u. Z. uHp
gcnrab Sentel unp 80. so. gonep,
bis in 8srbinbunq NIT bem ReaoiHs
Rodb aonirntt in aNtlnee;uitou6 p,rs
isst trprben iinb, Zen 4otras ouT Nit.
etrf6fdsuns Der anflas. dbsenisfeH.
Die Gntfhei6uns tam gaHs uHtrtudrttt
unb in AbtpeIsnbsii Der aHpGllt Der
9tneefIoateH, Die nifi einmnI bsnnh-
rihiigt Ipornen ipdren. Ter Rid,ttr
COB benz 5iifsisanisanirnls Weinis
Zen aufirng. bic anipdlis su bsHa1.
r;htisea. nob. ipenn iis lpeittre pr1Iis
minar.4 .4ntrdgs bottsn. bieftIfen beute
uE!erbrsitti uuO am Samitdg argus
mentirt fperosn mibtsn.
6abeas Gorpus gsfu6
ubgtpieisn.
On Gahtn bss Wirtbss q. I.
S6miolin Don Qorproo. Der bon BIN
geridhs In glermpnt GDun'D ipsssn
llngsjssIifsn 0ertaufs aeiitieer &c.
trGnte In einem .trcdsnen- 9ornfbip
Dor siniesr 3sit teltrait tpnrfe. hisFsr
Gtrafs aber tsmpor1r entsing. fut
Rihts 2. y. Sipins bos 6abeas Cor.
pus.Gefufl. bas tr sttrabrt bate, lpis
esrrufen uno StmihIin onbeFohlen,
fid unDeraiiglih btm Gtrihte BON
glsrmon. gountp 81 ftsllsR.
gtri4i bsr Gr0bsffd IN o
rtHtfl.
Die @robgtIhporeHsn. iDtlft beuie
gormiitug nieber In Gibnng ireien,
unierbrsiteisH Dor ibrtr gsitriasn Ger
togung bic folatnD<n 4ntIogen: OH
bert grolpn. GinbrunsperTuh: Mnno
.Jones, Mlorbpsrinh. george Morslep,
Dlprb; @snrgs 9isier. tb1tlihtr elns
ariff; Glib. Green, ginbrud; Gb.
9orboiIl. Gtt6en; Gam. Htpnolbs.
giHbrud.
G,;s FnfcsuhSngx1fIs tn.,rher ncu hev
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-23

Aus Den 0eribtsbbfen.
R6ter German gsbt in Der gOtI6el
projs6a6e uor
Tub befiebIt, bas alffioabit oes
Mnsettasten aHs benz Saeecro
su ifreid1eE,
Srosb.m bi. AagsIegenbeit nsb i'm
Rrtisstritbt aubaagis III.

Die antrdss auf RieberIdIaguns Der
Rsabins Roab Gontrdtt Qntlastn
obastpisIsn. - Rsceipsr fir stpsi
5irmsn psrIdnst. - aiIisnse bss
RiBadtuns bsiduIoist. - 8erihi
Der Grano Surp. - Shabener'
ias Jdae. - Giug,rei6ts 1sitas
lrents. - 9srihieosnes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-23

Die anft6t, Delhe bic &C.
plante geiteueruug Der gdupsrstnss
Mntbstle ben 2onpsgantters Sui9rstbt,
tpmmt ui6t aus einem hcbler Baud.
@6on felt Sabrsebntsu baben htefe
perfud5t, Die 8aupersine umSubringsn,
neil lie oieielben hummer Mttie als
apnfurrentsn anIebeu, pGbrenb Iis in
Mirtlthteit gurts sSsppiitsn fhaffsn
Denn bic Saupereinsssloer tperoen nttt
bon ben gdupereins- -S6usmetitsrn IN
BEN saIhen berumastragen oosr IN
@triimpfen aufbstpahrt. ioroern in ben
Yanten beppnirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-23

pdrtersburs, SO. 0a., bat ben
aommiiiionsplan fir itdbsifhe Regis.
rung. NIT Der Snitidtipe nnD Dem Re'
isreHpuu ansenpm,sisH.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24
IT LOOKS THAT WAY.

Has respect and reverence for money
and those who possess it in commanding amounts than for the
people?
very strong showing mghbe made prove that such is
the fact.
Indeed the true history the country for the past fifty years
very nearly confirms it,
Let
great sprung upon the country that threat
ened its very lfe
The government called upon the land for volunteers.
When the became exceedingly it asserted its
eregn right and drafted its needed soldiers
At the time the who had money locked up, and to
the constantly growing liabilities the government issued
notes payable at its convenience if the soldiers saved the
try if not, of necessity to be repudiated
1t paid the who fighting and dying much of
those paper promises represented $13 per month.
But strangely enough with this doubtful medium of exchange
the business of the whole North and the whole West propered
than it had in times of peace.
1t enabled people their enterprises without hind
1t not the best kind of implement with which to
work, but it implement which improvement
trying to do the work with their naked hands
1t was business, not barter.
But deprecated in value compared with the gold and silver
that was locked and which supplied monthly from the
mines Of the Far West.
The government obliged gold and silver
stated periods to meet the interest upon it's debts
called financial system adopted through which certain
of capital agreed to furnish the specie buy the interest
bearing bonds which the government should issue.
Say the government needed thousand dollars
It's bonds like its notes. at discount though
much
By this system banker paid say 5000 for the $1,000 bonds
Then the government issued to the banker 5000 in
notes on which he could carry on his business
The bonds drew from $40 to GAO per cent
Thus the banker drew the interest $OOO he had at the
same time $500 which to do business which, if he
shrewd yielded him its natural interest and thus he had the
full government interest the 5000 he had advanced it,
and the interest $10O and had 5000
Those were the terms exacted by the stress of warGood
wins Weekly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS.
Don't Mistake the Cause of You
Troubles. A Salem Citizen Shows
How to Cure Them.

Many people never suspect their
kidneys. If suffering from a lame,
weak or aching back they think that
it is only a muscular weakness; when
urinary trouble sets in they think it
will soon correct itself. And so it is
with all the other symptoms of kid
ney disorders. That is just where
the danger lies. You must cure
these troubles or they may lead to
diabetes or Bright's disease. The
best remedy to use is Doan's Kidney
Pills. 1t acts on weak or dis ased kid
neys Salem people tell of its merits.
E. Woods, % North 9Th St., Sa-
lem, Ore, says: ut gives me pleas
ure to recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills. Although | have never used
this remery myself, it has been taken
by other members of my family for
kidney and bladder trouble with
good results"
For sale by all druggists. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the Doan's-
and take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24
WILL BUILD
FORTY MILES
MORE ROAD
NORTH COAST, PART OF HARRI-
MAN SYSTEM, Is NOT PUT OUT
OF BUSINESS BY ACTION OF
RAILROAD COMMISSION.

Spokane, Wash, Feb. 24.-0ftici-
ais of the North Coast line today au-
thorized a statement that construc-
tion work on 40 miles OF the new line
of the North Coast between Spokane
and Ayre Junction, where it will con-
meet with the o. w. R. & N, will be
begun immediately. The contract
calls for an expenditure of approx
mately $4,OOO,OOO The distance be-
tween the junction and Spokane is
1913 miles, and it is said that the
entire line will be built within two
years.
Several thousand men will be put
to work at once.
The North Coast is part of the
Hartman system.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24

1 can't find words to express my thanks
for the good your medicine has done
me. You maypublish this if you wish.
Mrs. HERMAN SETH, Pound, Wis.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. 1t may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements, infam-
nation, liberation, fibroid tumors, ir-
regularities, periodic pains, backache,
bearing-down feeling, flatulency, indi-
gestion, dizziness, or nervous prostra-
tion.
For thirty years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
suffering women owe it to themselves
to at least give this medicine a trial.
Proof is abundant that it has cured
thousands of others, and why should
it not cure you?
If you want special advice write
Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass, for it.
1t is free and always helpful.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24
IN CLASS
OF FAVORED
NATIONS
NEW TREATY WITH JAPAN WILL
PUT HER ON EQUAL FOOTING
WITH ALL OTHER NATIONS IN
TRADE RELATIONS WITH UNIT
ED STATES.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

Washington, Feb. 24.-That ia
pan, under President Taft's new treaS
ty, now awaiting ratification, will not
only be Disseminated against, but
will enter the most favored nation"
class, as regards the United States,
is revealed here today by the publi-
cttion of the tariff paragraphs of the
treaty. 1t says:
Import duties on articles, pro-
ducts or manufactures of either
high contracting party. upon impor-
tation into the territories if the other
party shall be regulated either by
special arrangement between the two
countries or by the internal legisla-
tion Of each"
1t declares that neither nation
shall discriminate against the other
in export duties, and adds:
Nor shall any prohibition be i'm
posed by either country on the i'm
portation or expectation OF any ar
ticle from or to the territories of the
other which shall not equally extend
to like article imported from or ex-
ported to any other country"
The last provisions, however,
shall not be applicable to any pro-
hibition or restrictions maintained or
imposed as sanitary measures for
the protection of animals or useful
plants"
Referring to patent rights, the
treaty says "Citizens or subjects of
each party shall enjoy in the terri
tories Of the other the same protec-
ton as the native citizens or sub
jects regarding patents, trademarks
or designs upon the fulfillment of
such formalities as the law pre-
scribes."
Equality of the right to reside,
conduct business or travel in the
other country Is guaranteed to the
citizens Of each and the same trad
ing and navigation rights as were
contained in the former treaty are re-
newed.
If ratified, the treaty will become
effective July II and will continue in
force for 12 years unless terminated
after six months notice by either ma
ton. 1t is also provided that rati-
fications must be exchanged within
three months of the date of the
treaties being signed.
The text of Japans promise to lin
1t the immigration of laborers into
the United States, which Is appended
to the treaty, is published here TO-
day by the administration. 1t says;
I'm proceeding today to sign {
treaty of commerce and navigation
between Japan and the United States
the undersigned japanese ambassa
dor, duly authorized by his govern
ment, declares that the imperial Jap
anese government is fully prepared
to maintain with equal effective
ness the Limitation and control whicl
they have exercised for the last thre
years in the regulation of the immi
grafton of laborers to the Unitet
States"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City Of Sa-
lem, Oregon. will receive bids for the
Improvement Of Twenty-fourth Street,
from Asylum Avenue to the South
line of the State Lands, with Btu
lithic pavement. according to the
plans and specifications adopted for
such improvement, up to o'clock p.
m, the 27th day Of February, 1911.
The Council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids and waive
any and all Irregularities in the man
ner Of submitting bids in the inter-
ests OF the City.
CHAS. +. ELGIN,
2-2S-St City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24

Do you know that Group can be
prevented? Give Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy as soon as the child
becomes hoarse or even after the
croupy cough appears and it will
prevent the attack, 1t is also GER
tain cure for Group and has never
been known to fail. Sold by all
dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24
JOHN l.. HAS FAITH
IN NEGRO CHAMPION
IuNrrrp PRESS LEASED WIRE. !

Chicago, Feb 24.-"Sam Lang
ford is a good man. but he will never
whip Jack Johnson" said John L,
sullivan today, when asked his opin-
ion of the Langforc-Johnson match.
NO little man is ever going to
whip Johnson" said Sullivan. 1T
will take a mighty big and clever
fighter to do the trick, as Johnson is
both strong and quick"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
common council of the city of Salem
Oregon, will receive bids for the i'm
provement OF Asylum Avenue, from
Twenty-fourth street to the east
city limits, with bitulithic pavement
according to the plans and specifica-
tions adopted for such improve
ments, up to O'Clock p. m, the
27th day OF February, 1911.
The council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids, and waive
any and all irregularities in the man
ner OF substituting bids in the inter
est OF the city.
CHAS. F. ELGIN.
2-2S-St City Recorder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24

Prospect, over which she presides,
because OF the lack of the necessary
five pupils, Miss Gertrude Peelor has
imported two Of her younger sisters,
As a result school at Prospect is in
daily session, despite the fact that
the cold weather drove a number of
residents, with their families, into
the valley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24
EDWARD HOWARD
BURNED TO DEATH

UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE1
Berkeley Cal, Feb. Edward
Howard, gardener at the White pre-
paratory school here, was burned to
death today in his cabin on the
school grounds. In fighting the fire,
Prof. George A, Smithson, teacher
OF English at the University of Cali
fornla, was painfully burned about
the face and hands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24
WILL NOT HAVE
TO CASH HER NOTES
UNITED PRESS LnAsnp WIRE. |

UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE,
New York, Feb. 24.--Loulsa Tet-
razSini was happy today when told
that Supreme Justice Gerard had CIV
en- judgment In her favor in the suit
OF Isidor Lerner, brought against her
for $4,000, for alleged breach OF
contract.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24

FAILED TO
HELP HER
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Pound, Wis. -"I am glad to an
nounce that l have been cured Of dys-

pepsla and female
troubles by your
me dicine. l had
been troubled with
both for fourteen
years and consulted
different doctors,
but failed to get any
relief. After using
Lydia E. Pinkham's
We ge t able Com
pound and Blood
Purifier l can say |
am a well woman,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24

Telephone your wife about COM
pany an hour in advance, even
though you have to kill the extra
hour by going twice around town be-
fore going home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-02-24

There are lots of soft snaps, but
while you are wasting time hunt
ing for one you might be making
good on a hard job.