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GrnItli6e 3peiieI Itsigsn aui, ob Die
5bGtiotsit Der 5artftommihiou benz
Qanoe erfpisbIih fsiH ptro. 8etannts
Iid III Dieis apmniTion IN ibrsr auBe=
rem Sorm uuh oeutihem Wfuiter gebIIs
bet Dprpen. IS bsitsht aber Elm me
Ientlther unteridiso in 9s3ug auf ben
3rret. llnisrer Gommihion 1T Die
Qufga6s Sugeipieieu, fremoe Baayen
aus oem &anbe 3u halten. Der oeuts
iten GommiITion mar buuptiahli6 Die
4ufeabe 3uaenieien, Den 0ertauf oeutz
Iher @uaren i'm 4usIonoe 3u foroern.
Gdraus ergibt iih aud oas grunbp:rs
i5ieoene 8eriabrsn. N9snten uuiss
rsr Eartf-aommifTion berelisH oas
4uslunb, nm su srfabren, psl6es Die
6sriteuunostoiten Der perihieoenen
Waaren ijnp, nm oann Die .3oue 10
bod an3u'ebsn, odB Die fIemosn
D1dren niht ndh pisism 2dnoe
asIhitt lperben t0nHsu. W&nn man
Der Sarife apmnliTion bas 9eroisnit
nu6riibmt, oab iie bieIsn aoitenunters
f6iso osnuu feItItsllsn piro. 10 tann
man pon oornterein Die 4usiihtslpiigs
teit oieiss Bemubsns tonitdiirsn, osuH
Die sSdbritduten in 9eutihldnb bahsn
einitimnlig beItIoHen bieie austunft
su perpeioern. Die aommiFipn tuiro
oabsr Die probuttioustoiten rdtheH
miiIien. lno oos 3sfultat ihrsr BE
miiburqen rpirb iein. oaB Qass om
5arif 10 3ismlia beim qlten blsibt,
aumal Der SpmmiFton nls beitimmte
9orihrift eingeprdgt tpiro, ben 3urii
nid,t 8u nieorig an3u'eBen.
! Inbsrs mare Is, penn Die 5arIfs
Rpmmiiiiou ben 2luFtras srbalter
66tte, 3u unteriuhen, ni6t fpie boh
Ionbern fpis niebrio bic l2ols ans.iest
nerben t0nnen, um bonn Nuslunos ent
fprebenbe &cn3shionsn fir amerisd
niihs Ginfubren srlongen su t0nnen
Oos beburfts feiusr unterfuhung In
Quslanos. Die oeutihs aommii
/ fior bat lie aud nihf aefiibrt
neil man Iooiider Dsiis 4bitont
bdbon nabm. ben auspdrtigsn Can
bern nisieniasn 0aarsn SuSuiniden
bic re slbit probusirsn. Mur
tpoats bIos oas IbiaBsebiet in bieieni.
gen Qdnoern ausbsbnsn. BON oener
boraussuisbeu mar. oaB iit oeutih'
Baarsn in srobsm Wsabs besisber
rpiirbsn, ipenn man i6r.u Waarsr
| 6itliasre 3oaratsn sepdtrts I'm ibrsl
qrt mar Die 4ufeabe idnierioer. al:
unisre aommiiIion is au Ioien bat
fpeiI bic beutids aommihipn niht si
nsn sinsiasn 3olIturif fir alle 9dnb.l
All entrperfen bate, Iouoern eineu Spe
5idltarif fir ieoes 2ano.
/ 9eranihaulihen mir oos an 1ei
| fpislen. RublaaDs oauptsrport II
Roggen une Wei3en. Die oeuifn
aommiiiion eripos bonn. pelhe gu
asitdnenife ben rufiifhen probuf
ten gernaht perben miibtsn, um HuR
| LAMB su peranloHen, pab es bic 30ll
lfiir bic beutffen Jabritatsg sginfub
| terabisst, unb tpis srob bic fons.Hiol
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10
SofQl {. Geriht.
flcttes 2eben
Niaht juHssn Glerf sam Ssfrauoam'
ten.

4uf ein.n BON Carl 5aulbaber.
Wanager Der Glsiberfirma glarencs
Waner II. Co., BON &c. 317 Raee
Strabs, srtpiritsn 5ofibefshI bin
ipurbe seitern Der gerianbielert Der
s5irma, Der 20 Sabre alte CLARENCE
Campbell, in isinem 3immsr i'm
priueetoR 5otsl bon ben 0eheimpolis
5ift,n gea uno Sdaessr fsItsenoms
men uno unier Der Mntinge Der uniers
fh!agung sineefperrt. sn bem 6afts
btfsbl pirp Die peruntreute Samme
auf $40 aneeasben, jebph fpIl bieisIbe
in Wirilitfeii bepenteub hober iein.
Der Gefaneene fou feline Shulb eins
eeitanben unb erfldrt habeH, burf)
elm gu flottes qeben gum Defrnubane
ten seporoen 5u isin.y glah feinen
Mnsaben erbieit er etns mohenoeboIi
Don $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10
8rieifafeis.

aeTsr.-T.r Giienitein i'm Wofbs
inaton BART iinmmt aus DeFtBirgie
nien unb fpuroe 1862 nnh Cincinnati
asbrahi. stn. pferoe paren .rfcrotrs
lid, um ihn pon Der DampferiuerFts
nah otm Dart gu btfprcern. Gb Der
Sisin ais Wi.ieor ~pom oimmel &C.
fallen" III ooer oh or aus tiner er5s
grub. berriibrt. ionnsn Uir Sbnen
niht fnsen.
aansiahrissr qeftr. -
Alien NIT 44,179. 900 QuaoratiiIom..
ter ils Der ar0bie Grbib<iI. Amsriid
f5loros unb Siibomsrita) bat eineH
syidGenronum Don 80 PSI 900 Gno.
frniiiIomeier; 4friia Don q, ,874. 600.
gurcpo ron 9,732, 900 uno Auitrolien
pom 1852. 900 QuobraiiiIomeisr. Die
3cbl Der Beipobner Der flint NeIiibeils
etrdst: 2liisn s15. europa 400, Afrita
ITO, 4mtrita $50 uno AuitrnIien 7
WilIionen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10

gadstpoIt binssnrbeittt iperben, iDtsi
paburd, bic Bs5i<bung bilIigerer siap'
runasmittel cirett pom probu5tnisn
ermoalid,t iptresn ipiirpe. Der yerlns
bss aommittess fur einbsiilihe
Gnrsibipeife ipurbt dneenommeH.
sbenio bic Gmpfsbluns. oob berBuno
baFiir aeitirsn iol, oab bic 100. Nit
etrfsbr bss 9eburtstuets Rlhdro
gDaaners i'm Dsai 1912 nlissmtin
pom 9sutihthum css aanoes ssistsrt
ipirb.
Sin BON frau Tornboefsr tur5 DOR
Sdlub Der aonpeniion untsrbrsitsssr
antraa, oab Tie als WoriiBtrin oss
Trausnausfhufes bss gunoes SiB
unb Gtimme in Der gunbes eIsiu
tiR erhalttn ioa, fpurDe abgslthnt.
Der antras bait. bic llnttritlsuns
Der drau Charlotte Reeb BON gineins
naii uno ancertr 0srtreierinnsH BON
sSrauenperbdnbsn.
Der Jloroamsriianiiht 1urntrbuno
iiberianbte burt1 ieinen erIien Sprts
der in SnoidnapoIis frsunoihoitlit.
Griibe nit nem Wuniht, onb oisWer'
banolunaen Der aonrention bette srs
folae sum Wobls bts Dtutltthnrss
3eiiigsn mossn.
Rad, BEN geritte bts Aommittsss.
bas bic Bidder bss Shagmtiiters nno
5inansletre.drs priifts. cerfiisi osr
RationoIbuno augsnbIiflih ubsr enter
aafIenbsiionb BON $2929.1l.
Die asiiern s.fabten geitluflt. Die
agitation fir Mslifrieo.n unoShitef
erihtsptrtrGee, bic JorberuHa an
grdiibent 1oft nm iummoriiht Gnts
Iafuna bes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iars NsilIiam Wiiiams. Shritis 5ur
HihtiaitsIlung pon GniiisnuneeH ~
Der onatosamtri,oniihtn preflt ibsr
TeuiIhlano unb bos 1suifhtmtrlsds
n.rlbum unb anbsres inehr urfdbien,
battsn probss SnireFs NrDorgerufsn
lnnn In ben ti.iis.n eusIiften 3tiinns
a.n III pertsbrter gtrihieritaitnns I'm
loB oepeb.n. GO IolIt. Or. acrn In Der
6ies Der Debate beir. oes ginUars
berunasgemmiii1rs 6errn psHrp
Weismann RON Sroo.IpH. q. o.. slls
otruien baben: .Tu hummer qumpA.
| SeIbitperiiGnblif1 mar barun fs;H
Mort fpabr. Gin qommities lDuroe be-
ouftraei, bel Der bttr 3siiune por'
| tslIia III fperoen uns cine Ridsiaissls
luna su rsrlongen. gum ShIub Der
| Rcnpentipn tpurnen bic iibiihen BE-
IfhllfIe paHirt. in otneH BEN lolnl:n
arronoemeniss aommiitst, otm lofalen
prdiioerien Or. Quri Nceldner. oem
Iiiiriits,ommiiidr RunoIpb unp osm
aonareb giblioib.tnr Der Dani fir
Il ihr frtunofihts gniseeeniommsn aus
aeiprot.n ipiro. 5err Ehpoab Don
Cincinnati beontraate, odb nudb bentn.
bic bas goiioriuss 9entmol mog!lh
aematt toben. Der Dant Der Ronrers
ton ausa.lprohen iptroe. tpds aerns
aeFtab. 5euis Radmittag nnternahs
men bi. Deleedien, iotpeii fe niti
ihon obeersiit iparen. cine eemeiu
! ihoftIite Jahri mad 5ort Wper uno
nod bsm Rationol Jrieobof in ar'
linaton, no Or. oeromsr I'm Rcmen
: ces Rationalbunots eintn Hrdns oui
: oem frifden Grabe bts aomirnlE
; miniielb 5ccit Shlep nitberlfgis
. Mit .inem grobtn aommsrs hsni.
4benb i'm 6otsINillaro tam bic ietsts
; Qotionalbunbs aonDentioH programm'
mlbis gum abihlub.
II Carl Rsuqart.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10
Dr. 4pranlsr 6lei6l prdlioent.
SHlnh Der 0eneraIberi ianmlame
ces 7eut HamerifaaiiAem
WatipuaIbun6S.

Sobn Shtpadb BON Cincinnati piro
ourh GrtpGbluns 3um 8. 9issprd'i'
benten assbrt. - ct. 2ouis nirs
8eriammlunasort i'm Sabre 1913.
Budget saommiIiion sur Resss
lung Der ssinan3sn bes gunoss. -
Die gmpTehIuneen pss aommittsss
fir psrf0nli6e Grsihsit. - Dlit osm
5rettiren bIeibt ss bsim glltsn. -
Die Rssieruns iOq 8sorge Waibs
ingtons GrabT,Gtte in Wt. 8ernon
antaufen. - Riharb Wagner.Gens
tsnarFeier. - 5rau DornbDF:r err
bait niht Sip uno Gimme IN Der
Gretutipe. - Spnitiess 1hun osr
aonoenticn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10
0eburt

soiepb unb Genopefa g)ensu,
1868 golerain aptnus, wsdbhen.
syreb uno Hoia Wsneer. 34D5
Spring Drope 4psnus, anabe.
Gbarlss unb 5loro 9csort. 1885
WoIitr Sirabs. anabs.
Deores unp Carrie HeIisr. poo
Ssib Gtrabe. Mdoden.
Mininm unb aoelaibe Dpe. phins
bile. anobs.
llrios unb RcheI 0orlann, Mneis
ionpille. g.. annk.
Carl unD abbep Alsrunbsr. 635
Rsaps Gtrnbs. anobs.
Jphn unb Jlorenes Ttttmsri Raa
'oiionpiIIe, g.. anabe.
Jobn unb Bertha Bauer. l406
1rnmon Apsnus. NdD6eH.
Anion unb Qouift EitpbdI. 2i61
luten gitip NRHus. T0bGeu
s}rso unb Narp Reu. Gurt uno
3nifrmsbiat Sirabs. 3mininf. anas
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10

Die 2eeislutur BON 8 bin
Sat Elm fortItrittIihss GsIsg in S.
qua uuf 4rbeitsrs sShus pai'irt, bos
cber bic lluterItiiBung aQsr QrbeIt9sber
finosn muB, um itinen 3Ded gu erfilz
len. WubriheiHlif um es Dor BEN
Ginpano Der llntonItituttondlitdt gu
bspabrsn, lift bas GeIeB ndmlih ni6t
obligatpriif. Die Grun6ioes qebt oas
bin, oaB es portbeilbufter fur bic Qrs
bsitqeter 1T unD audi fir bic 4r6eitsr,
fpeun oIIs Gutftdoigungen an Qrbtiz
fer fir 8etriebsunfGge aus einsm bpn
Qrbeitgebern uno glsbmern gsi6uffe.
neH 5ouos be3uhIt psrosu, uls tpenn
bisfe Guipriihe gerihtlih singetlagt
fperpeH, neil dlsoann Der 2onendns
tbeil ben QoDototeu 3ufGnt. aurs aes
fabt fam jsoer Qrbsit9eber, bar mebr
als flint ArbeIter beihdftigt, Ii5 BON
GntfhGoiaunsstIdg:n irst maiden,
psnn ct fir ieosn Qrbsitsr 90 9rpssnt
timer prdmis bssohlt, tpsl6e Die betrsf.
feHos Staatsbeb0rbs fsftfsut. Die iibri=
gen 3sbn Prosent hdbsn Die arbsiter
81 trdgen uub Iis rpsrpen ibnsn pom
aphns abge5oaen. DenH Der Qrbsitaes
Be roie Pramien Sob!t. lem i'm 8ez
triebs Derlsstsn 4rbeIter pirb fir s.its
reilise Grperbsunfdbigteit sipei Drit-
tel Isines 2obnes ausbesablt, aber
ni1t mebr als 3polf 8ollars unb nihi
iueniaer als S. bic Dohs. Ser peni=
ger ols Sc Die Wphe on 2obn b.sitht,
erbdlt auf feds Monats ben pollen
gstraa ieinss 2obnss. Die @efammt.
entfhdoisuHa oarf in tsinsm Gaa.
mtbr nls $3400 betragen. Bel perma-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10
Sienitaa, DEN 10. Sftpbsr 1911
Sn Sem 8er. Staoten mir

Su Sen Der. Staoten fp1ro
cnertannt, paB Cincinnati NIT Isinsr
Ghulen an Der Spibe maridirt, nit
ieinsr DaFerperiorgung Die erlte
StelIe einnimmt, betreffs ports uno
@pielpIdse erobe 5ortI6ritte gemadt
bat, in ieinen Iauitdrsn arbet.en ale
Gtdbts Der Union iibsrtrifft. Seine
gerpaltung i'm 4uqemeinen gilt fir
gut, penn audi 9eIegentlihe JehIer
riht auseeitlohen limb, rpis man ioIs
de ia jsber ItdotiIden 9erpaltung IN
rer Welt naapeiieu tann. Wabreno
man uns auspGrts ruhmt, qeidllt I'D
cine oelpiiIe 9IaIie ppn Birgern oortn,
unIere StQot berab3uieBen. 8as II
nidt patriotiId uuo nod nent9er iirn
es Die M1otioe, peIte oieIe aritit per
auluHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10
CeptsiaIs1sesl6. ets CiHciHnattsr TosIsbIaftJ
WaibiHgton. .. 6.
q Ss.nhsr 1911

Ceptsah1ssG6. sts CtHcHnattsr TcHsblafiJ
gDaibington. .. 6.
9. Sttcbsr 1911
Ulit .in.m orsifdtsn Sop au' BEN
Tsuti6dmeriianiifsn 9oilcnu'bune
purce bic 6. aonpention oes gunots
bsuts Rahmittag gum trfoIsretftn
abi6luB eebrod]t. Die ndt'is Ron
psntiou fineei I'M Gttotsr 1913 in 81.
9ouis. no., itutt. Gr. 6. 5. Ssrdmsr,
Der psroienf.poIIs pEGit0ent oss Bun
pes, ipuroe untsr lsbhafttr geiIdilss
tunbesbuna per affirmation fir ipst.
ter. srpti Sabre gum Gberhaupte oes
'ih nunm.br ubsr bic adnsen 8srtinles
ten Staatsn eritrsdenosr SuHoes gs
Ddhlt. In gendtIng zines ucn g:rs
irstern Der rni:tIsrsn unb bs'onetrs
Der peitIitsn Stanttn pislieitta gum
ausorut atbrnt.sn 0srlaussus um
gsrutiidtipuns jsn.r Staatsn b.i Der
@ahl Der gre,utips o,s guuoss tpurp:
Die 9ahl Der 9is.sg grdiiosniftuftsiitis
len BON pier auf nht srh6ht 3as De
| iommtrsTuIiai Der 8.amisnpahl iiiDis
folot:
QrdFbsnt: gr. 6. J. Ssramsr.
philadelphia. ga.
!. 9i5tprdiioeHt: Joieph Seller,
SHoianapplis. sSno.
/ 2. gis,prdfibsnt: Sotr 7. Sdrts.
Baltimore, Wb.
9. gi,sprdfiesni: Ctsrii Grrft 6,
! Statl, Trenton. 81. 3.
4. 9issprdiibeni: Jobn 2 edppeI'
mann, gbarltftcn, g. 6.
8. gi3sprdiibeni: Sohr Stponb
Cincinnati, 8.
/ 6. 9iseprGiipent: sh.oSors Susro
R.p gprt gitn, n. p.
7. @iS,prdfoent: proi. Geo. S,srn
Wilfpdutes. 4is.
s. 9D,prdFesni: 3. 6srrmann, Ca
lifornitn.
S.,riGr: aooIpb 5imm. qbilaotI
phia.
Jinans S,sretir: S.rmnnn Dsbs'
gbilnbsIpbia.
Sdosmsiiter: 6ans WsHiser, Obj
iab.!pbia.
| Wit gusnabTs Der bier lsstetnann
| ten gi5,praiIbenten Fnb iammtlih
i.itherie.n geamien ipieosrgsipdblt.
/ 5err S6poab mar fir osH poitsl
bes l. 8i8sprdiieent.n In 9oritla'
aebroht poroen, bait, aher isinsn ga
men su @uniien BON 6errn Eellsr III
| riida.sogen. 4ls Rominntiontn fiji
ben goii,n b.s 8. 0issprGiib.nten se
maht puroen, ipuros 6trr Shpoo
abermoIs uno 3fpar bon 6errn Rober
| Soroel, pem Bertretsr bss Staatsotr
banbes asn,u6p, nominirt. Weberuu
ltbn.e 6err 5hpanb bantenD al
Runmebr purbtn bi. 6errsn 7becbo
Sutro unp g.rofeiTor Sisrn noninirl
Or. Stern sog ieinsn Pumsn sn Gun
| iisn bes 6errH Shipnnb suriid. Der {
Ijsst oai eins 5tihprobe init Dsn 6.rrl
bon Vefp yors nntDmmen lifB. DI
4biimmung erfolst. mad, Siaate
unn bus Graebnib mar. bub IL Siac
ten lid, fir Shpnab unb 8 fiir Guir
,ntfhi.b,n. 6frr Ehndub ipar fem
oils 5.0i3sprdfibtnt geipdblt. Gr oansl
fir bic erwisiene Ghrs. Die sr. ME .
bsipnte, niht atTuht babe. Die Wai
Der naGit.n aonpsniiOnsiiaot trfclgI
Dbns Cppoiiiirn.
/ Homsns bes ct. Qoniier Gtabtpe,
. banDes odnite Or. Weinsbera fur b
ct. 2ouis erpidsne Ghrs unb CAB b
9srfiherung, bnb ben DtIssnitn Sul
aonDent in Der Gtnbt bes hsilige
! aubtpis cine berSlifs Nnfndbme bert
let perben lpiirbs unb sr fttllk cir
. ldnsenbe sseier bts hunb.rtidtriss
gsodhtnibtaass btr D0lterfhlaft 8
2sipsis, bic II Derbinbuns NIT B.
QonDention cbge4olten perben fDn, !
Ausfihi.
/ 6err Wat Oyiebf4, ber NiStte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-10
!. IN bem Gtobiif|emeut u Cber

- Sn benz Gtnbiifement ~ Cber.
innper 5ounnrn gonlponp, d Gpons
Stta6e. nabe Der 8. Apenad idnb qss
pkrn ugoreen sine ilstne kEploiion
hatt, nbei EN- anetilstIter| Ramtas
6ranE NoisH lsidts DraRbbunbsn on
bfr pedten 60nb srlitt. eifber ikm
puIbe nitmonb perI<bs.
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probirt IL. g. Metal |oIHb'
unb .9arieepers syrxnb.. %
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Charles ~. S6nab 1T In
QstinQ sinaetroffeu, um poH Ser dime
fiifsn Rsgierung, penn moglt9, BE
felunqen auf arte9sitiffe 5u erluns
cen. Sin grobsr 8etrieb, ME Die Setbs
lebem GiIen- -Werte. Dersu 4SrdIjDent sr
lit. tam nit inlGnoiIhen 4uftrd9en
Hitt i'm Sang gebulten perosu. Des
ipeosn muB Das gsHiiben oarauf &C.
rittet Iein, 8eiteuunoen Dom AusIano
an srIanqsn. o2Sn pisier Gage befiuocn
IT'D Iebr pieIe anosrs SSabrIteH, uutl
penn tie niat pon gleih qroBsm I'm
fanqe limb. Der flaue 9eIhaftsgaHg
1T gum nid]t geringen gbstle oen su'
Suftrei6eH. odB Die 8etriebs nur gum
@beil beihoftiat iiub. Gas lieft f6
perbHtsn, IpsHn fir bo8 auslano ae.
drbeitet tpiroe. Ias III aber in ben
meiiteu fFGusu niht m0Qltt, ipsil in
Tolqe unieres Sartfs bic 6erftst:
lima Der Woarsn 3u toitipieIig 1T, unl
Der auspGrtiqen 9onturrsn3 au begeg'
nsR uRo neil anoers 2Gnbtr aul
8runD bon 3drifpertrGoeH ibrs Wad.
ren au billiosren 8ousH im 2luslanot
einfiibrsu t0Rnen, oIs mir. 2sBtsrss
lift non edn3 bsIoHoerer Dihtiafeit
ober 5arifDsrtrdqe iino untsr unisrem
jsBigsn 3oQipftem nitt su ertangsr
uno out Die 1artf-RommiIiion pirt
&c nicht bisteu tonuen.
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Die Surtsi bittet Die europd's
ffen MG6te nm ibre 8srmitteiun9
CUR 5erTteuuns oes 5rteoens. sic
renoet iid an Die fdlihe aDreiie. Die
Wdhte oes Sreibunos tDnnen sStdlten
ais ibrem 8erbiinpeteu teine 6inper'
nifIe in De nDsg Isgen uno Die Wldhts
Ger entente (RuBIano, Jrdntreth unS
@uaIano) rehnen barauF, StaIien pnm
Dreibunbs duf ibre Seite htnuber3us
briuqsn. Su 5OIge beheu pouen Ii'
ebenfaas niht interpeniren. 5rele
Sano baben nur bic Der. Stodtsn
cber bieien Iisgt bic angeIe9enbeit 81
fern, ouB lie iit oamit beFafIen. oDt
fpiirben iie elmer oiretten Quffpros
runo, bsn 5riepeu su permittsln, MIDI
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-12-28
Manufactures

With
regards lines Sank
fact there better Parties looking
do well Sank Centre before deciding Special inducements offered
legitimate Write the clerk for information Plants al
ready established here
Northwestern Radiator Factory
Sank Centre Granite Works FIGURING Mill $50 bbls capacity
Cement Works
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-01-25
Chairman Rrewitt POStponeS
Committee Meeting.

Chairman Henry r. Prewitt, at
the request of the subcommittee,
postponed the committee meeting
of January 25, to February 4, and
has sent to each member of the
Democratic State Executive Com
mittee the following letter:
MY Dear Sir:-I am just in re-
ceipt of a communication from the
subcommittee, appointed on the
22nd of December to arrange the
details of the primary election to
be held on May 9th, that they
will not be able to make a full re
port to this committee on the 25th
inst. on account of the fact that
all of the County Chairmen have
not been able to ascertain from
their respective committees the
amount they are able to raise for
the purpose of carrying on the
primary and requested that they
be given further time to ascertain
and report upon this feature.
For this reason the meeting to
be held on January 25th, is now
postponed and the committee will
meet on February 4, at 1.30 o'clock
o. m. at the subcommittee room
in the Louisville Hotel, Louisville,
Ky, for the purpose of receiving
the report from the subcommittee
and arranging further details of
said primary.
with the earliest hope that
they may be able to meet you at
the time designated and carry into
effect the expressed will of a ma
jority of the committee, fairly and
justly to all concerned, for the
good of the party and State, | am,
Very Truly Yours,
HENRY X. PREwITT,
Chairman.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-01-25
Miss Rose Wilson and Mr.. John
Mcdonald United in Marriage.

Last Wednesday night in the
presence of a few relatives and
friends, John Mcdonald and Miss
Rose Wilson were united in mar
riage by Rev. T. j. Mccartney at
the Catholic parsonage. This
marriage is the elimination of a
courtship that began several years
ago. Mr.. Mcdonald is a we'll
known young man being the broth
er of James Mcdonald, Council
man of the First Ward, and our
pupular City tax Collector, B. j.
Mcdonald, and has many friends.
Miss Wilson has only been a resi-
dent of this city for a few years,
but by her sweet disposition and
charming manner she has won a
place ia the hearts of many of our
people. The ADVOCATE joins
their many friends in wishing
them long, happy and prosper
Gus married life.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-01-25
WOman'S Temperance MON
Elects Officers.

The Mt. Sterling Woman's
Christian Temperance Union has
elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Mrs. B. F.
Thomson, president; Mrs. Ed. L.
Refs, vice president: Mrs. Bruce
w. Trimble, treasurer; Mrs. G..
X. Oldham, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. w. Hoffman Wood re-
cording secretary. OF the forty
departments of the National Or.
ganization the Local Organization
has undertaken eleven, with the
following Superintendent: Evan
gelistic, Mrs. B. F. Horton;
Christian Citizenship, Mrs. G. X.
Oldham; Social and Red-Letter,
Mrs. B. F. Thomson; Medical
Temperance, Mrs. John Freeland;
nti-Narcotics, Mrs. Ed. Refs;
Sabbath Observance, Mrs. Lizzie
Harper; Penal, Mrs. Thomas
Heinrich; Flower Mission, Mrs.
Ellis Spratt; Mothers Meetings,
Mrs. B. F. Perry; Press, Mrs.
Hoffman Wood and Purity, Mrs.
Robert Upton.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-01-25
CIRCUIT COURT
PrNeedings--HdS Been in Session
for the Past Ten DayS--Judge
Young Presiding.

Lloyd Willoughby, who shot
and killed William York at Jeffer-
souville, this county, on election
day in November, was tried Sat
urday in the Circuit Court and
found guilty of voluntary man
slaughter. He will be sentenced
under the indeterminate law by
Judge Young.
George Goddard, who trained
horses here last year for Thomas
Fitzpatrick, was given a verdict
of $500 damages against the Citi
zens Guarantee & Trust Company
of West Virginia, for assault anc
battery. The company was or
the bond of former Policeman
Howard Anderson, who had ar
rested Goddard and struck him
Goddard was tried and acquitted
and then brought suit against An
derson's bond for damages and Sc
cured the above verdict.
James Cartmell, convicted OF
stealing cattle, will be sentenced
under the indeterminate law
Cartmell was charged with steal
ing cattle in Bath county and sell
ing them in this county.
The time of the court is now be
inc occupied by the trial of Mil
lard and Charlie Martin, charged
with the killing of Hill vii
loughby.
The Grand Jury will convene
again Thursday.
Ruben Durham was convicted
on the charge of housebreaking
and given an indeterminate sen
tence.
Lydia Reffitt, charged with ma
licious cutting and wounding was
found not guilty.
Best line of evaporated fruits al
Vanarsdell's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-01-25
For Sale.

| have 140 acres of land for sale
as whole or will divide as follows
SO acres with house and other i'm
provements, or so acres with only
tenent house on same or 40 acres
without any improvements. Has
good orchard, never failing spring
and good stock pond on same.
Call and see me at Mt. Sterling.
or on DR.. j. B. Spratt at Camargo.
29-4t Walter H. Wright.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-01-25
Blue Grass Farm IOr Sale.

The Amanda T. Howell blue
grass farm, four mles from Mt.
Sterling, on the Towards Mill
pike, consisting of 1872 acres. In
a high state of cultivation, Groom
brick house, 13-acre tobacco barn,
good stock barn, plenty of tobacco
land. All ground plowed last
year sOwn in rye.
All improvements in good re-
pair. Dwelling house papered and
painted last year. Apply to
A. L. Upton.
or 6. w. NESBITT,
NJ. Sterling, Ky. 2S-3t.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-01-25
Noted Baptist Divine Dead.

The Rev. William Heth Whit
slit, ID. d., one of the most noted
clergymen and scholars in the
Southern Baptist Church, died at
his home at Richmond, Va, last
week in the SEVENTEEN year of his
age. He leaves a widow, one son,
W. r. Whitsett, of Baltimore,
and one daughter, Mrs. Howard
q. Whitehead, of Richmond, Va.
DR.. Whitsett was native of
Tennessee and a Confederate cav
alryman under Ge~. Forrest.
After the war he filled many
prominent pulpits and later be-
came professor in the Southern
Theological Seminary at Louis
vile and then president Of that in
stitution.
IN this position he wrote
paper on baptism by immersion
/ which gave rise to a controversy
that resulted in DR.. Whitsett re-
signing the presidency of the semi
nary. He then became a professor
in Richmond College, a Baptist
Institution, a position he held
until last spring.
Last spring DR.. Whitsett being
feeble and advanced in years, re-
tired from the college.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-01-25
Barn Burned.

About five o'clock Friday after.
noon fire supposed to be accident.
al, totally destroyed the large to,
bacco barn of Claude Foley, neal
Stops. The barn contained
eleven acres of tobacco and many
farming implements.
The loss is estimated at about
$4,000 with 80, 100 insurance. Mr..
Foley has many friends who will
regret to learn of his loss.