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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Yashiwara. the dis
trict IN Toxic set apart for licensed
Courtesans, was destroyed by fire. six
thousand persons are homeless; many
women were injured I'VE thousand
houses we're burned Fee is still
hesieged by tribesmen: an attack on the
government troops under the walls was
repulsed on April > - Another wide
spread plot 10 kill the Mikado Is said to
have been discovered In Southern Japan
- Twenty thousand persons in the
Department of Aube held an orderly
mass meeting TO protest against the bill
changing champagne labels. - The
first stage Of the work Of raising the
battleship Maine has been completed at
Havana. and the caissons around the
wreck are being filed. - Herman
Guthmann. said 10 be an American bank
employe. shot and killed himself in
Paris. -= The debate on the Ferrer
case in the Spanish Chamber Of Depu-
ties ended in non-committal verdict.
DOMESTIC. OF the battle
ship practice a week ago. according to
Washington dispatch, indicated q re-
markable Improvement in skill by the
crews that handled the 12-inch guns
- The import and export trade Of
Mexico show a marked increase up to
the end of January. - 1t was an
nounced in Boston that an international
movement was on foot TO make Easter
come on a fixed date. so as not to dis
turb trade. - y heavy snowfall
caused great damage 10 fruit orchards
In orange County. n. Y. - Mr. and
Mrs. Raselas Irish died within an hour
Of each other at Oneonta; this had been
their wish for years: they had been
married siXty-seven years. - The
exact number OF dead In the Banner
(Ala.) mine is lbs. - Search Of the
Pancoast colliery at Scranton. Penn,
failed TO reveal more than seventythree
dead men, the number reported yester-
day. - Mrs. Ella Wilson Will he
sworn in as Mayor of Hunnewell Kan.
CITY.-The North German Lloyd liner
PRINCESS Irene was floated. practically
unchanged. after eighty-three hours in
tho treacherous sand on the beach of
TYie Island. - City Chamberlain
f{Yde issued q statement defending his
administration, saying not dollar OF
city money had been lost or was In
Jeopardy. - The systematic efforts
ot many property owners 10 avoid obey
me orders looking 10 the safety of the
occupants Of their buildings in case OF
FIRE were revealed. --z- The Rev. DR..
William <. Plummer Bryan, pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church Of the Cove
nant. Chicago, arragned the policy and
practice of the Carnegie Foundation.
- Sailors from the Connecticut said
the flagship did splendid shooting off
Cape Henry. - Professor Splngarn
accused Dr. Nicholas M>irray Butler Of
practising deception toward him and his
fellow members Of the Columbia fac
ulty --==- DR. Aked preached his fare
Wei sermon i'm the Fifth Avenue Bap-
fist Church and acknowledged a gift Of
800 600 as a parting token from the con
eregation. ==--- The Pennsylvania Rail
road, II was learned. was with the In
terborough in backing rapid transit OK
tensions in Queens
THE WEATHER.-1ndi for to-
day. Fair The temperature Yesterday:
Highest. 45 degrees; lowest, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10

I'm reply to similar questions asked some
time ago tho Pew DR.. Joseph Silverman'
nastor of the Temple Emanuel. answered
as follows:
Hebrew. Israelite and Jew are USED IN
terchangeabIy to-day. and they designate
the same person-that Is, a devotee OF me
Mosaic faith Originally Hebrew WAS APP
piled to Abraham and his immediate ae-
scendants. because they came from the
region beyond which the word 'Eoer
Of Hebron-signiies. From the fact that
the twelve tribes descended from the twelve
sons of Israel, the name Israelite' became
more popular than Hebrew. Later. now
ever, when the ten tribes were lost ana
what was left OF them, including the tribe
OF BENJAMIN became assmilated with the
tribe of Judah, that part Of Palestine in
habited by Israelites became known as
Judea and the people as 'Judeans. Of which
Jew is a corrupt contraction. Technically
II is correct to speak OF the Hebrew Ian
guage. the Jewish people or the Jewish
religion"
Until a few years before the close OF the
last century tendency existed among the
Jews Of this country to use the word 'He-
brew In place Of the shorter and correct
one This tendency caused the choice OF
such names as the United Hebrew Chart
ties" the Hebrew Orphan Asylum" the
Hebrew Shetering Guardian Society,"" etc.
This designation has been spoken OF as
"apologetic'' by Jewish writer's and has
fallen into disuse.
THE word Hebrew when used by nom
Jew" writer on that subject said, ito
designate a member Of the house of Israel
is usually an evidence Of pcSteness on his
part. 1t implies: L know that you are
Jew, but dislike TO hurt your feelings by
calling you one--I make It less disagreeable
and call you Hebrew But OF late our
neighbors have learned that this considera-
ton Is uncalled for and that We prefer to
lie known as Jews. Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10

The Secretary Of State reports thus far
5O1 convictions Of Automobiles under
the Callan law in eighteen counties.
That means 6O7 violations of the law,
practically all Of them conscious ana
voluntary. most Of them probably wan
ton and defiant. and a large proportion
Of them directly endangering the safety
Of the public.
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This newspaper Is o,cned and puo'
nshed by The Tribune Association, q
Ne,o York corporation: office and pr'n'
cipal place of business. Tribune Bud
ing, No. 154 Nassau street. NeW YORK;
ogden Mills, president; ogden ". Reid
secretary; james IT, Barrett, treasurer
The address Of the officers is the Office
Of this newspaper.
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regulate interstate commerce. or the
fares or rates therein, are beyond the
powers OF the state, unconstitutional and
void.
IL Is desirable that such limits should
he set up to the authority Of states to In
terfere with the regulation OF interstate
commerce.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
A GEM OF A CARTOON.

To tho Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: have read The Tribune. will sa!
for years. and this mornings cartoon OF
tho Lorimer case is tho most artistic car
toon ever saw. II Is a gem.
Brooklyn. April s. 1911. II. c. HURD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10

It is gratifying TO observe that the
suggestion Of freproof partitions Tor
subdividinG the floors Of extensive FAC
tories and workshops. which was made IN
these columns the other day. Is being
taken up and urged by expert author
tiles as an efficient measure OF safety.
In the vast majority Of cases such de-
vice would afford adequate protection TO
life and would greatly aid in confining
and subduing fires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10
MOVE TO MAKE 1T UNAN,moue

FROM The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Life Is not Sunday schonl ri. - -.
Mary Garden. II "Salome" be>ngs 20 tIifa
We can but agrae with Mary r"e' I'd ire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10
FIRE AND AGE PROOF

From The Kansas city Times.
Among the records not des,rova, IL. cha
New York Capitol fire were those NIL uie
by the Capitol contractors. '"oSe '"aoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10

The recent by-election In the boot'c
Division Of Lancashire derived much IN
terest from the personality Of the union-
list candidate. Mr.. Andrew Bonar Law
and from the issue on which II was
fought, that OF tariff reform. 1t was as
sumed that Mr.. Law would win, since
that constituency has for many years
been strongly Unionist. But 1t was Sig
niiicant that Mr.. Law Won by the largest
majority any candidate has had since
1885, and by more than twice the ma
jorIty Of the Unionist candidate at the
last contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10
MEANING OF "HEsREW" AND JEW

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: VIII you kindly inform mo II there
,s any difference in the meaning OK He
brew" and Jew? Does the first REFER 10
the tribe or race and the latter to his re-
ligious faith? Can one be Hebrew ana
not Jew?
New York. April J, 1911.
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A 0eeATA6LE POINT.
n The Washington Poo,

Mayor Honey Fitz IL think,n. ., -,
harvard supply censors for PLAYS nrasas
Ell IN Boston. but We confess Ne Jonr tT SEM.
o wiener TINS VIII boom Greek tragedies or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10

"Shipwreck de luxe" the rescued pas
sengers Of the Princess Irene called their
experience. We shall yet hear OF rail-
road collisions Ia carte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10

Some Of the mon appearing before the
grand fury seem to have "vics and crime
In their heads" as a result Of blows from
blackjacks thereon received in the streets
of this "nost decent and orderly city IN
the world"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10

Cold and rainy weather liz doubtless
trying 10 those who long for summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10

picnics and the Wild Joy Of the bleaching
boards But they should be patIen''
The seventeen year locusts Will be mere
soon enough without hurrying them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-10

It IL no consolation to learn that Chi
cago's crime wave Is worse than ours
but how cheerful sounds the statement
that our condition Is not so bad as hers!
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lance ana prestige ~ lAt $50
families by setting them apart &c an eN
elusive and inaccessible class NV
doubling of the number Of legisia'n'
peers at the present time VIII have wv
opposite effect. II will tend to mih'"'A
the value of rank and decorations "''.
H. minister TO the levelling processes
the democratic. workaday spirit.
The manufacture Of the Ave huho'eI
puppets, carefully selected as tne
terial MAY be. will be politic''
social event of far-reachins consequently
IL will impair the influence or 'he w." -,
class and impart fresh and po"e..~
impulse To democratic progress :,
this reason. unless all signs fail "',
he helpful 70 extreme Radlcalism 'n,
most damaging to Conservatism
Mr. Balfour and Lord Lansdo"he ~
the blunder OF the rejection VI
budget and do what their bitteres' W
nonents wish To have them doy IL w.
are aggressively foolish they VIII VI"
ONT the Parliament bill OF secoh" ;.
ing in the Lords and force the ~ ara
create hundreds OF puppets II wv sct
sasacious and cautious they VIII 80 n,.
the Judgment of the general e'e' .,,,,s
allow the bill To be read seco"' lives
and amend II In committee on '"o .r.
OF their alternative policy-'he srd
dun. reform of the upper chainDe. AIS.
Joint sessions when there are h'''. .rts
agreements. When these aine" .,,,,ty
are stricken out by the coalition ma,0 ,hs
they will be well advised to ae'er ,ro.
parliament bill with resolution =. On, n
test. In this way the Unioh's's they
in position to amend the act W." ,bsIps
return to power and to concentrate ~
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I've would save great deal OF time II
we didn't say please to the telephone"
Yes: but think how much more time
VIC could cave by forbidding the phrase,
Tho line Is busy now. shington
star.
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Zd,ifTSnaehr,d,teu.

Rem gort. l. Sept. 2lngef.:
.Ydtrtciu" bon Samburg, .2a Ores
pence" ppn 5apre.
RsapeI. 4nget.: .8sns3ia" uno
,ganoptc" pou Refp gort.
4bgeg.: Gan Gtprgto" Hah Rep
Dort.
2insrpopI. 4rgst.: .galtic"
BON Stem gort, rGmpreB Of SrsIaHb"
pom Quebec.
2lbses.: .Qrabic" nad Bolton.
9las 3 o IN. augst,: rWonsotiaH~
oon YhtlaoeIpbtc.
Ct. MlihaeIs. Qnget.; .Hps
manic" BON 9eHua, nad Bolton bes
ItimMt.
Guebec. 4Hget.: r9irginiGn@
bon giperpool.
Gibraltar. 4bgea.: sgarpas
tbid mad 9teu gort.
2ueenstop mn. 4bges.: sgsorie~
mad Rem gort.
Sapre. 4nget.: ga gretasns~
bon Rem Yort.
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Jn(anO ge(cQrap6
9antnotsnfdlfher pers
huftet.


Spraeufe. u. o.. /. Sept.
Cine 9aninotenfdIihsr Banbe if
am Jreitag in Spraeuie BON g,ebims
oiensineenten aussshcben iporoen. Bic
tor Sorrantn. Elm gapiiften MsiHios
mar. ieine Hriiner llmberto unaHruns
tiseo uno Gilippo giorono, bic DieIs
falihe 1ontno.en in oisfem sbeil oes
Stcaies In llmlaui ssfesi baben fol-
len. iinb. NIT msbrsrsu 6anotofi.rn
TN 9eiib, bic nit faliten 9oten an.
gsfllIt noren. prhaftet porben.
uneie gam elm langfamer
3dhIer.
Denoer. gol., /. 5ept. Sshs.
unoDiersig Sabre nah Grbtbung fsinsr
Eoroeruns pon S2.31 ssssn bic Rssiss
rung bat Games 9. Carl enolit, isir
0tlo trhalten. Carl III elm Wsterun
bts 8iiretririesss uno als er am 16,
Mueuit 1866 augasmuftert nurbe, lpa.
rem fsint l0bnung um SLIGO unb feline
llniiormgeiner Inn II Gents Su iurs
Or rstlamirte oamuIs idbon bic i5ni
3ufommenben S2.31, bat Ts aber srII
Ljsti srAaIssu
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Die ablits batten. iid oes ipaniihsn
sbrones gu kmoh'igsn.
Die GboIera in aOnitantinoPsl.

Die Rarotto 5rags.
qaris, 1. Sept. Dsnn audi bas
frans5fl6s ouspdrtiss amt .eins be-
itimmte ,3uIiteruns erhaltsn bat, bob
Dsu.fhIano bic 8orihldge Jrants
reihs nit gssug auf marctto annths
men Diro, iii man bod poller aoffs
nung, nab balb cine Ginigung er3lelt
fperbsn pirb, ba bic BON Jrdn'rsih
dnoebotsnen gHsldGbigunaen bier fiir
iehr nsitgebenb gehaltsn tperoen. Ia
es iih um gebiste in GentralsMfrlta
bonbsli. slaubi man, bab 3sutihlono
iutasn sin poar iauieno Guaoraimtts
len mtbr oner wenigsr fsine grDBtn
STANDARDIZATION MAIDEN tpirb. Die
6anptihfpierisieit, bic elmer bdlnigsn
einigung I'm Wsge li.gi. ipiro pohrs
ftxinlih burt bis btionosnH 5an'
celss uno NlineH Garnntien Derurs
ia6t peroen, oi. Teuifhlono iuobrs
iheinIih in Warot;p perlangsH tpiro.
oa 1eutihlcnb nihis in Warotto sra
bulisn tanu, mas nihi aud gnslnue
henilIiat norben III. 4ubereerl
iDaree oGs Gspdbrsn non Sps5ial,
gripilegisn ale m0gliten 9slsgenbsi'
ten bisttn, bic aoniroperis oufs neu'
gu sr0ffnsn, bo obne .3fpeiFsl manher
Der Wersinbdrunssn ipdter perihieoen'
4uslssung g.gebsn tD.roeH tpirb.
Die fran3Oiiite unb bi. britiId
Rsgisrung boben fih polIitineig iibs1
jeot pbois bss fransOflhsotuiffsI
Tifpuies gseiHigi.
Die Rsrpoiii6t Der O6eren 9eIhGfts
tptli i'm Jolss Der llngsnibbit mi. 9et
aug auf bic fransSiifhs soeu.idsn In
ierbanolunaen. fpiseelte iIf ,pdbreHl
oes 1ag.s an Der 90ris tpiosr. Di
gransd.iioHsn ip1ren bsihrontt unl
ale Dsrtbs Beistsn srobs Shpdds.
Rihi s.rings Jrriiniion Bat ni
6anolunespsii. Der ipaniih.n Rssis
run1 psrurinti. iroem fit bic jstie
3sii asDGhlt bat. um Sainit Grcir q
Miusu.. an b<r maro.ianifftn aiifts
IS M.ilsn flb!if BON 4aaoir. su Be
fss.n. Gs III ei.s ouf Grunb sin.i
gsriraets s.faehen. ben Spanisn In
Sabre 1860 nit mlnroito abseifIciIsi
Bat. III. fpaniit,s Rs9leruno bat be
sannilit 500 Mann pon o.r gsf1buHl
pon Gas QaImas. ouf ben eanariffltl
anfsIn, nah hsm maroisaniiHsn ga
fen esfhidi.
Berlin. i. Sspt. - GroBs anf
mtrslamteit srrsat siu auf bic Wsa
rciic i5rass bs,iisli6er 4riitsl be
.Nerlintr lcsal anssigsrs", tpelhc
aiu<;ftIlos inipirirt in. .gitf.r Lea
bic Dtfhid3is Der neutrlihsn Wiarosso
Qriis bar. Gs irirn ausasfihri. baI
Ttutfhlcnb nifmals bic eriptrbun
BON Q1nn aui nnroitaniihsm gooel
te1bfihtisi babe. 1omi. srlsoips n
aud bic 5obei com 3uriidpeidlsH DO
Der snalifhsn Ginmifnung. Die Robc
mcntnbtn Der briiiThsn RssieruH
isisn srforberlif ssipsieH. I'm bsrs
inntre glciition 81 itdritn.
AQtrbinas miibifn bic TsntiHtr
heibs .s .peitsr In benz Arsilsl. zine or
sldrunr nttpnrtsn. ipaynm bic Mtg!s
runr nismols bic Wsftnlcfiastit Ds
enalii6n 1rcbanasn uno bns idtin
bare 3urii6usitsn taie9criFh s!args
feat habs. Tas ausip1fiins Am
hattie fsinsrssii bsr in bsr Gsfftntlif
Ysit poghsrrinsnnsn 4nnnhmt, bah ol
GniftnDuna hss aanOnenbccts ~pnn
if<r1 nah Ascbis sin OcftbltibeH b
brute, ni6f friDrIprsfsn t0nHeH. Al
finaiaer Neiv<aarunn bts Qntfenonn
- jlsisesf4iils III eamaIs 6sssti
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2pnAgsrtat in ybabo.

&pndgertat in Sbabo.
Spotane, ga b., /. Sept. -
8eter Wallid, Elm 6albblut Synbianer
unb @rabuirter Der sSnoianerIhuie in
Carlisle, nurpe 8onner'tag 2(beno
bon einem ipiitbenDen Mlob in Ietner
3eae I'M Gountp 8efdngntB 5u
@rangersbille, Sbabo, srfho6en Der
U2ob, fpether bas GefdngntB erItiirmt
bate, iogte isinem 0pfer minDefens
80 &uqeln in ben 2eib W}alit mar
ber6oftet ipprben, neil er feline 5rau
furhtbar mtb6anbelt Aatte.
Die olles Grnte 0er
Ser. g ia dten.
Wufbtnqton, 1. Sept. Der
cffisieIIe 8eritt be5 Qderbau De-
partements iiber ben StanD Der
gaumpoQe am 25. 2luguIt oeutst auf
1872 pro3ent elmer IormaIernte, ODER
ca. 12,918,200 8allen. Der Durd@
Ihnittsertrag etnes Qders ourfte
1876 gfuno betragen uno be NIT
gaumtpoae angebaute 8pDenfIdde be-
trdat ca. 34,OO0,0OO older.
ltnoffi3ieQe geritte aus bem
! 8aumnoQe @iirtel neiien Darduf
bin, baB 0ijrre, belize Btnbe uHD Sns
1 Ietten Der 8oumpoue Grnte groBen
Saaoen 3uftigten.
IDur6 Spottrufe IN ben
3Db getrteben
gtprtpn, aon., /. Gept. S. T.
5risbil, Der Curtis Aptattter, fam
am freitag in 5oIge zines Stur3es
auf Der Jtortou Gount9 6air ums Ge>
ben.
/ Irisbie batte am Wlittnoh etneu
llnolidsTaQ, uno er mahte am 0ous
neritaq erIt pteber einen 5lugperIu9.
nahbem Die DerIdmmelte Wtenqe Ibu
Idngere 3eit Derb0bnt unO eineu 5ejgs
| lima genannt bate.
6risbie itttr3te ans elmer 50be bon
| 10 SUB ab uno feline 8ruit puroe
| BON oem Ytotor, Der auf ibn fiel, sins
georiitt Gr itorb Had un9efdbr elmer
/ Stunoe.
Grisbie mar Elm erfabrener 4oiatiz
| fer unb eine Der 6uuptattrattiouen
pdhrenb Der Gbicagoer 5lugpoae
Der 5etratbs &oRtratt
Sobn Sacobaftors.
Rem gort, /. Sept. Der s6ss
ralo~ bebauptet, baB GoI. ,yobn syacpb
QHor ieiner 8raut, SRI. Waoeiine
5oree, in Dem 5eiratbStontratte, mel,
, der ON porigen Wontag in Nerpport
unter3eiARet lpurbe, $5,000,000 auss
, ieBte. Burger oiefeu $5,000,0 900, rpelde
! ihr fofOrt nud DolI3ogener 5rduurg
iibergeben fpsrben, rpirb Sri. 5orce i'm
Saue nes Qbideioens ppu gol. Qitor
einen bebeuteuDeu Qutbeil fetHes 8ers
mOgeus erbaIten. Die grauung pirc
! baID in Der 4itoriaen 9ila in Rep'
port itattfiupen.
Suhsn 8eguaoiguug fit
etnen 15iGbrigeH
MDroer.
Iabtfpn. 0is., /. Sept. 8ieIs
SALAtL utAUtl pllS tfuItIl Ck4lS ESEAtAtDt
unter3sihnet, in rpelter Der Gouosr'
: neur Sonagbep BON Qrtauias eriuht
\ ptro, ben 15jGbrigen Carl Gilhrif
\ DOr benz GaIgsn 81 betpabreu. 8el
E Suuge gsrietb nit einem 4ItsrsgenoI.
{ fen in Strett, I'M 9erIaufe oeNen e
OenieIben tDbtete.
n 5rugii6er SeIbItmorb.
st. 8auI, &p., I. Sept. - De-
= 28i1brige 2puis 20. 8agbn erIhoB lid
: aus ger3peifIung barber. oaB er pol
: Der 9abngeieuihaFt, BEL Der er ange
itelt, sntlaIen paroen mar. 8agbi
: bate finn Sabre lang ieiuen 9ieni
CUR polen 3ufrieoenbeit perIeben. lei
nen 9prgeIeBten aber iorgFdltis 8
= psrbergen 9eipuBt, oaB sr Elm hol5erne
r gein bsfise. 2lls fie oas oieisr Gag
= entoetten, puros er sntlahen uH'
= gogbp CAB BEN aaupf ums Gaieiu al
II hoffnungslos uuf.
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Die C8dnuart.

Stubiofus Suffei aGs mub ndh-
tia geregHet haben, ais th beute Raht
teimtebrte; dber r,srttptrbt9, nein
gaIstot III nur auf benz Riiden nap !.
Err - ia mub mir iufort 1is oaus<
Luai8sn!~
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Wetterberi6t.

Sir Ohio: Sd)5nes unb etipas
iudrmerss Weiter am Snmiiog. Nn
Spnntag iunbrf6sinlih fhonss Mets
fer. Giib0islihs Minbe.
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Die Southern DanGC T. RGo.
Weiit Die 5proerunsen ibrer
Wtcd,amifcr, Shutiebe etc.
Tie AMI 2lnerfennuns Der SDcera'
tipm Sieier Arbeiter binanss
sebt. Snriid.
Gg tpiro immer nod berIuht, etnsH
Streit gu permeioen.

IS fpiro inmer nod Deriudt, eIllsn
Streit gu permetoen.
Die 9ei6dftslage oes GaHoes.
Qaul 9eioel, Der junge Wloroer oeS
Rep gorter Wutlers Sation,
9ss qJ2oross i'm apeiten 9ruDs ihuIz
big befunoen.
Der Qptatitsr 75risbie IN RortoH,
aonIas, ums Qsben gstommen.
Der Stano Der 8aumpouerHte
Sat Ii6 i'm leBten NlOnat bsoeuteno
perIhIettert.
Gins grnte bon beiRahe 13,OOO,Wo
gaaen iIt absr immerbin Hof
in SIht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02
Muslan0- Selegrapb
6uift man jett aui clue baloise
oeiinitipe gereiubarnns in Der
WlarOffo.a anselesenbeit.
Die atmmung in 7eutf6(ano a6er ges
gen eas(ano cine le5r gereiSts.

DsrItisbsn,s aus D.m Geuti6sn Rsia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

Aronprin3sHiu Gseilie .rtpartet pisotr
ben 8eiuh BEG Storhes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

die Asiiation ipsatn Der bchen Sss
btnsntittelpreiIs in JraI.rsih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02
Or. 5rebsrtt u. guot mill
bepeiisn, oaB-

Gbtcaqo, l. sept. Or. Greoes
rid u. Goot CAB beute bier ieiuen
Dlau betannt, ourh ben er 6elpetfen
mill, oaB er Der erite uno ein3ige
Gntoeder oes Norbpols" mar. Seins
Qbf6t III, benz i'm Sttober in Rom,
StQIien, tageuoen internattonalen
GjeoIoasn GongrsB iein geiammtes
poluminoIss gepeismaterial 3ur qrus
funq onsubtsten. 2lm l. Sttober be-
abiiatist er, iih nah StuIien 5u be-
ss6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

Die Rsgisruns sieht bic Iass in ers
ipdgung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

Der StanD Der gaumgpoaernts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-02

Der iO3iaIbsmosraiilns Ulbrsr au.
gun Debel III In bie Gage gttommsn,
bic WeibuHg Dom eigtnen Ablsbeu
fe!bis Az bementiren. Mn nen ptrldis,
bsnftsn Etelltn mar nit Weftimmttei,
berifttt tpornen. baf Wetel pon einem
ploBlifsn 9cne ereiti pcrhen lei.
llnessdbltsn Nelroiossn bet bns 10.
sialbemcgrniifhe Cberhaups porgs.
teugi. bnb "a iofctt mad alien Rid.
tung bic iotonifte aunbs ttIegrnpbi.
ren lieb:
.alss s&rinbsI! Bin atssaul
setsnust4
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-07

For bowel complaints in children al
ways give Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil.
It Is certain to effect cure and when
reduced with water and sweetened is
pleasant to take. No physician can pre-
scribe better remedy. For sale by all
dealers.
The Dutch say they will prove their
supremacy at the next game. It is ru-
mored an ex-leaguer will do the Twill
ing. Remem Der the date and hour, 2 80
p. m. Sunday.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-07
School Opened

The Newport public schools opened
Tuesday morning under favorable con-
ditions and with a large attendance.
The number enrolled is greater than at
the opening last year. A number of
students frem outside points are attend
ing the school, which speaks well of the
splendid school facilities to be had here.
The High School building, Commercial
Club building. Boiler binding and Sec
ond ward school, are all crowded to ca
paclty.
The board has under consideration
the hiring of another teacher. A COM
plete list of the teachers. grades and en-
rollment will be given next week.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1911-09-07

Burglars broke into the Hamberg
hardware store at Priest River Sunday
night, carrying away number of guns,
ammunition, knives, etc. Up to this
time the intruders had not been caught.
Miss Martha Jeffreys. one of last years
teachers, arrived Saturday from Stevens
Point, Wis. She will visit friends in
this locality and return via Denver to
her Wisconsin home.
At the home of her parents on Tues
day morning occurred the death of
Cecilia Ruth Fromm, the year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roman W.
Fromm, of Dalkena. Interment was
made in the Newport cemetery.