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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
Maf freien Jnf, seiett.
Carl Stitt wirb nit frau nnb ainb
Ma4 Gbieaee lariidfebren.

Der glsrt Carl Stitt, BON Wabis
fonpius, pelher iid betann.lih am
Somitas beT goIisei auslieferte NIT
Der Grfldrurg, sr iperb. in Chicago
ipegsn aHgsbIifer Qihiperiorgung feis
ntr Damilie perlonet. 10 urbe seittrn
auf freien Gub ssisst. nodosm Don
Der Ghislgotr poliSei bic Radrift
eingeIoufsn mar. bab Der Gefansene
bort niti Derlangi iperoe. DIE Ginsslz
beiien bss Jares iinb bersits seiter1
ausfiibrlih IN oisier 3eituns bsrift.i
noroen. 5rau Stiit. pelde an
Sonntas mad Cincinnati ssiomm.H
mar unb iih nit Ollie oes Susenoss'
rihts Bsamten irieber in ben Beitb
ibres Bel 9ertponbten hires W1nnes
In Wnfon uHierssbrohten brsi Jahr:
alien Sohterhens 2ucine geiest bate.
bat fih NIT ibrem Wanne ausssiobnt
uno bic nieberpersinists Gomilis pirr
nnh gbieaso 3uriidtebren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
(Ginseiunbt.) /
Jialiens Qrieeiiibruns.

Jn elmer Deriammluna Der Stoliss
mid s4meriianifher giirser ber bieiis
gen Stabt, tp<lde unier ben 4ufpisisn
Der ,JtaIien Rotional Soeietp~ in Der
RiHelisu Gale itniifanb. purben BIZ.
na1ftebsnoen BsftlaFe siniiimmig an,
gsnomm.n:
.Wit Hf3ueaabme onf bic unipohs
ren. unseredien unb irrefilbrsnptn Be
rihte, peldk in perItisbentn snslilhea
3eitunsen anberer Gtdbt- perSIfsnts
Iid9t lporhen iinb uno ipelhe bo3n cns
sstbon tparen. oas publitum irresus
fiitren unb elm unberbientes gorurs
tbeil s<gsn SiaIxn unb feline 9iirssr
i'm MlIgtnkinen tsrpor5nruftn. tDiins
id<n bic Jtnlisner Der Stabi gineins
natl ben bieIigtn 3eiiunesn fiir ibrs
ipnbrbeitsgetrtm uno unporteiilhsn
1erihit iibsr bic 0orsdnse n1hreno
bes 1tuiieniih45iirtiihtn ariegss.
fopis fiir bic Dsr0ffentIihuns Der 1ss
pelden. burh ip<If,e nie iuliftn. pon
unptrnntuortlihen Herihieritnfssrn
ausoefanbten 1eridlis iiber itnlienifde
Nie6erlagsn bemeHtirt ipuroen, ibrtn
inniafttn Dani oussuiprehen.
(G<i.) Gb0s. Oinuohi TO.
StoIkniiher RonIul.
Or. 8. 3. QoftIIo.
o Garaf1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
,2okal. al.Derid)t
aIoppcnbiirger
ss6anea an ganliannHgsiagt f6nta
reid lDsrbtn.

Wiit GrIonbuib bss ahtbdrtn 8iirs
psrmeiIters pph aloppenburg, Serrn
narrn Bnrtbnrbt, bot 6err o. 3. 6.
MtdIenbur1, Der betdnnte yrornotsr.
einen MnFruf an ale Biiresr BON alops
penburs srlniIsn. Bel Der ndhften Be
amtsnspobl, bic am 1antiagungstdg:
In Der .9oipn 6on4 (Medlenburs's
IoNrne). gte Der 5ieblunb unc llnfs
Dtriitn Mpsnue, Itattfinbet, elmer Grges
nifotion beisutrstsn. bsrsn 3usde h III,
cine raasensJarm" ouf G,ooIs SsIanb
su ttublirsn.
Tentn. iDslhe bs:trtten. rriprif)t
Der promoisr gplbene 9eree unb be-
griinbst iein BtrIprefen nit folgsnosn
Ibotiof<n:
Die Organization tpirb gum 4nfung
eifpa 100 900 aosen erlanan. BON
benen isbe iGhrIih etspn IL sJunge
fpirft. Duburd tpiirDen etipa IL Wais@
Iion<n aobtnbdIef, trlongt lperosn. bon
ben bic ntiben etipa 10 Gents un0 bic
ittDaraen etrpo rs Cents, oper ale i'm
Iurhihnitt ettpo 80 Gents per Stiif
fpertb iino. Die i6gliheu ginndbHen
fur aobenbdIae iuiirosn iif oaourf,
onf stipd $4,000 belaufsn. iDopon
$500 ols @elpinn bstrahiet iperosn
i5nnsn. Die aaseH follen NIT RdtieH
pOH elmer aH5uIegenDen 3udtfarm ses
fiitftrt ntrben unb od bic aobeu ois
Nuiitn uno bic Ratsen tpisber bic abs
ssbdu!<tsn HoseH freiien. 10 blsibtn
fir bic Af!iondre bic reinen Bdlgc
;ibrig.
Ec biss Der anii6t bts Qromotera
sufolat, ons profitabsliis uno fiferft.
Get rid quif4 lEiernshmen 1T, ioll.
Il seiH aIoppenbureer am Ddbltags
nridumen. iid Der Organization an.
aufnlieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
Rleine 3spii3eina1ri4t

- Der etubent ]. Dl. 6otparo,
BON go. 500 Dat GtraBe. ipuroe sss
tern in BEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS um
isine golosns llbr nsbit aeiie beiiohIen.
Sacob barpep, bon Ult. 6ealtbn.
msIbett eeiisrn Der poli3ei, oab an
Der ete Der 4. unb Genital gps. Gin
gddet init aht paar 8sintl.ioru
aus feinem Wageg enttusnoet pors
Den lit.
Nus benz 3irnmsr Der Warp
Ginning. go. 1927 Gresntan aDenue,
tpurhn seitern bon einem Sdleitoieb
cine aoIbene lhr unb bret Rin9e i'm
0efontipertbe bon 500 geiiohlsn.
- Die WiLliams Shoe gompanp.
Ho. % Meit 6. 4osnue, fpuroe um
cine aifts nit % paar Shuben i'm
Wertte pon $50 beftpblen.
- Dem syroni GoIonbistp. go.
961 @eit 6. 2lpenue. rpurbt cine sola
btne llbr i'm Werthe bon $40 tnts
nenpt.
- s5rau eyeiiie Wing, WD. APO gleit
7. 9lpenue, meloste i'm e sIiseihnupts
quartis., bab S21.75 In Boor uno ein
RepoIper aus i1rsr Wohnung snts
ipenbtt lporben fnb. Sis ibsilt. Der
goli3.i ben Romen sines frIberenaoIts
gdngers NIT, ben iie TN 0srprhse
BOT, ben DiebItabl begaustn su boben.
- Soi. Gromer, Don aofpreHess
burg, Snb., purbe In Der Gffice Der
R. R. Omnibus Gpmporp i'm Gruno
Central gabnbofe um isinsn usbers
sisxr beftoalsn. Die p0Iissi fuhncst
auf einsn fribsrsn GrsefsuisH Der
Syirma.
- Sergsont aiffmep,r, Euptrins
ienhsnt BEG gertillon Bureaus. pslher
msbrere Dotsn eur9 arontbeit an
fein 6aus sebunbtn mar, III ioiptIi
bergsftelIt, bob er ssit,rn ietntH Gienft
ipieber iibernsbnen tonnts.
| - Die polisiften Melsr unb Senn
borien aeitern 4benb einen Shub an
;gront Strabe unb 'Broootpnn. Sis
| FaHben bic Reqsrir Gltfnbttb Bel.
| bon 80. 324 Sit sgroni Etrabs, iD<Idbs
sinsn RepoIper mi. elmer obstidcfies
nen Qotrone unter ihrsr Sdiirse Der:
ftedi hi.lt. 9ds i5rouensirnHlsr fpurcs
peasn 5raeens cerborgensr Waffen
slEgsiperri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

Die QTociation Der Runitmalsr oes
Weitens bereitst ibre idbrI:he QusItel>
lung i'm Gunitmuisum pDr. 9issmal
iino bic 5errsn islbIt gstommsn uno
lie paren geftsrn 4terO bic Gdite nes
hieiigeH Dirt Club in bsiisn fhuudeu
Rdunsn an Der S't 9isrtsn 4uenus.
gs iinn pisrbuHosrt 9emdIoe Der
5dngssaommihion ongsmeIbst NOR
ben uub bic 6erren tperoen beut, be-
itimmeH, tpslhe giIber aussuidsioer
iiub uno tpet6s 8iIher bic Qusitsqung
sisren ireroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
cJu einem 1iiemma
gsHnbsn iid bic Wlitslisber Der
.Nsusn Gail aommtiHoa".

Die Gommifion, pelhe Dor einiger
3eit ernannt nuroe, um ben 8uu sis
ner neuen Sail gu iiberpadsu. bsfinoet
fih. isitosm beihloHsn puroe. elm
nsues GsrihtseebGuos aui5uiiihren
uno bieiss proistt bel Der IsBisu Wabl
bon Der 8iirssrfhaft sutssheiBen Durs
be, in einem Dilemma. Dem 0eiese
3Ifclge erftr.dt iid bic Surtsoi.tion
Der HommiiIion, tpelte pon ben Gomz
mon pIsas Rihiern srnannt Duros,
nur auf bic grridtunQ elmer nsueH
Sail unb e iou otsbalb beute cine
Sisung Der a0rpsrIhaf. Itattfinosn.
in Delder befhloiisu perben .iou, oh
bic Wiiglisosr rsiiguirsu ionsu. Oper
niht.
lin bic angsIeg.nbeit in elmer fir
ale Ibsile sufrieosuheasEbsn Weife gu
srlsbieen. foqeH bic Common pIsas
Ri6ter sriu6t perDsu. bic ssssupdrtis
gen Witslieber, nuhbem ile dls sail
aommiiiion" reIisnirt BADEN. rpteoer
als .gourthoufss aommiiiion"3u .r
nsunsn uno linen nieislbsn Red.., biz
ne Dorher bdtteu. eiu;urdumsn.
Wie bic Sahe aud ausfalIen mag
bic gountnsGomniHdre rpsroen obni
3fpeiFeI bos nod notbige GrunbsissH.
ibum auf bsm aonbemnirungspegs sr'
tper6en, 70 oaB Der ptan fir Elm neues
gpurtbaus ourhsefiihri psrbeu tann
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
Observation-Disclosures.

Sm Itdbtiften 9auamt purben g.s
tern bic folgenosn gausrldubnibs
iheine srtDirtt: gehie aaen. 3.pei@
Hodges Wobnbous an ben Gntigh
ndbe Der Weli ahten apenus; Sobn
glart. 3pei 3tDeift0diee Dobnbdufsr
an Der Clarion nahe Der 2angoon
apenns, js $500; u. 6. pisrion. 2As
fi0figss WobHbaus on Der 9apgn
4penus nabe Der Wiapls 4De.. $1,000;
8Idtburu 9orniib Co., .initotiges
2agerbnus an Der Dana ano Jloral
4p> iue.. $500; W. SeB. 5fpeiitodigss
Wo6nhaus on Der 2ieipellpn ndbe Der
gilmore Strabe, $4,000; y. gernius.
25itodigss Wobnbaus auf oem9runos
rtud go. 1912 Yoage Str, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
Bank.Os rltnle(5ung.
1ie Cincinnati 1rnif So. 8ebt in
bic probicent 9aDiuss 8anf
aiaf.

Die gafhmslsung beiosr gdnten 1T
geitern Nbenb perfett geporoen. -
6err Geo. 9. Cor, Der prdiioent Der
Cincinnati 9ruft Co., 3iebt iih pom
ganfgeiddft Suriid uno Serr 3. 8.
aroger, Yrdfibent Der prooiosnt,
tritt in sleiher eigenidaft an Die
Gpibe bes neuen Concerns. - Der
Stotus Der beiben gontsn. - Die
Bats bes Wersers. Die aftio@
nGre beiber Snitituit fperoen gut ods
bsi fa6ren. - 6err Geo. 9. Gor be-
bdlt ieinsn Wohnfis in Cincinnati.
- Dos Dirsftorium beiosr Jinan5'
Snitiiute.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
Senesianer Spdtberblt.
N.nshfn- 4. Hnpember.


Gin Boot, oas benz ganald33o ent-
lang Don 8tpei itarten Burden geruz
bert pirb, Dinterpflau3en oarin,
8reunbol3, ein 5Ibnertorb nit 3rutz
biibnern, Gapdunen, gnten unp fonitts
qen 8efIiigel, bunn iydIier, nit Rotb-
psin gefitut, Sdfige. DOn 5piti6srnoen
WoqeIH bepoltert, Die an tur5eu WtHs
tertaoen ben Weniher nit 9eIans er.
frsusn iolIen - oiss al 3etgt in gsnsz
biq ben Spdtbsrbit an, 4aidhrlia
sishen in ben 4anolen iolh bunt be-
Iaoeae 8arten porbei, ihr Sn6alt ge-
bort penssidnii6en 9atri3isru Ober
girgergIsutsn, Die eben jeBt thren
2aubIiB perIaFen bobsn uuo IN Die
Stabt lbsrfsosIn. 9a gibt es in rem
alien BolGiten Elm lsRitertlirren, Ga.
osnaufreiben, lsppihtIopfsu, Dag man
ihisr psr3psifeln tounts. Stihlsr.
ShloiTer, Waurer psroeu bsIhaftigt,
man bort bGmmerH, idgsn, fstlen uno
f6mieoen. Die 8aminfessr Dor duem
fino geiuhts perI0nIihtetteu getrurbeH,
oenn mcn bat in Iesterer 3eit etugez
ieben, odB Der Weuih obns Diem bod
nidt 10 reht austommer tann. 6 MT
nuroe MIR in ben 0ffentlihen Qsmtern
qeheist, in gripdtbdufern niht, oenn
man oIau6te, bic tiinitIih sr5eugte
Wdrne perurIahe Wtigrdne, 8lEtftur3,
5hnupfer uno oergIet6eu msbr.
9ieQei6t III bic uIte Io1snItaot ieBt
am Ih6niten, mo iie ner3uubert nit iiI=
berarauem 2idt balisst ooer gesen
@beno oolbig uno purpurrcth oufs
Ieuhteno. g9er iolt s!nen Sonnens
uuterqurg nitt mitsrIebt bat, tuuu iit
ihn audi nit Der rsihiteu qbantaiis
nitt poriteneu. WleiTDnier iagts, er
traue iit niht, etn iolhss Roturphd
ncmen gu malen, neil es ihm bod gtte'
mono glaubsn puros. gEuH, Der fran
soiiihe U2eiiter bdtte pirtIif teiner
penesianiihen Sonnsnuntergang uu'
bic 2etnpono 81 3uubern oermoht
tie4eiht bat Surner p5pohl er eir
s0ns FaIT6ss @sueoig Ihiloert. I'D
oem WunbsrgeIpinit. Dem Snimnel
unb Glans, Dem llnfaBbdrsH am mel
fen ssndbsrt.
gielfa6 rantt ii6 isbt tpilber Weir
eefIen gIdtterpsrt CUR 6erbIt5eit pur
purrotb ergIiibt. on ben morIher
Muuern smpor, gleitet tnapp bis gun
MoFeripisgel bera6, bus Na6en be!
Winters pertiinoeno. Surtig uno be
benb lpinost iih Der gfeu um Stetn
lpdnbe, aapitdIs, SGulen. 9ereinIam
Lift Der 2iop, nur bas Wleer braui
eipiq peiter. Qlles pertristt Iih I'M
| iliebt Dor bem Sterben in Der Ratur
Toh in ben 6duiern tpiro balo rd
Teuer i'm Sdmin gliiben. bie RAT
| ihnurren, Der 9llte i'm GebHItuhl Der
| Tuuten binbriiten. Die Sueenb freu
| f6 ouf bic tommenoen Reoputen uni
6ausbdGIe. ga, geneaia III ieBt On
ih0niten, e i'll elmer htn'terbenoer
prGdtigen glume 3u oergIe den, oi
ihren lesten betdubenoen 9uTt eRt
FRONT.
Die monbloIsu NGhte beg 5erbitt
iinb in @enebig rGtbIethafter, aIS Il
genopp anoers. 8er iih in bic 9ol
ZEN uuo 9dB6er per;rrt, FuhIt iic
edus eigenthumlih erregt uno i'm O.
miith beenet. Vie Stiue. Die unburt
bringbare SStnIterriB, aegen bic Fl
uno oa SerTtreute GosfI0mmen mad
log dntGmpfeu. Die rpie tn ShIdf oei
funtenen @onbeln, Die Iefniuh spo
oos SogesliGr gu eripurten flaeinel
has anes Gngitigt uns. Dos StruBer
getriebe bat nah9elafen; 5erbifitin
muna bat Iih LIBERAL auf Wenihs
aas Oinss ae6rsi.st.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
T . y er.

- In .insm Wanbihrnnt unter Der
nah benz stpsiieu 5iodipers fiibrenbsn
1reppe In Der Wohnuns Der Utul
ReRsnsis, go. 1909 Dsit 8. 4De..
tam aei.ern Ra6mitins .in Jeuer
gum ausbruh, fptlhes auf .ineu
SiilloIarm bin g.loidi ipuroe, nods
otm elm 56aOen BON $25 anssridtst
lpornsu mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
Gies Mmb 0a1.

- poIi3ift r. 90. S6a.fsr pom iis>
bentsn Giitrift. Der iiber 20 Sabre Der
it1btilhsn polissi ongeb0rie, fpurbe
geitern Don Si6erbitsoirsttor SeOtt
email peniionirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

Die 15 Sapre alts alma 9iiiiins
BON go. 917 2ibtrtn Strabe tpirb felt
bem Is. gsopember permibt. Sic psr.
iisB an senanntsm Tngs bic Wohnuns
rnb III i.itoem Derfhpunben. DiepoIis
aei rurbe seitsrn eriudt. Qohfcrfnun.
gen naA sem iunssH Rdb&<n ansa,
ts1su.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

Gtes lit bic neue Beife-bie eiptliNrie Hei
ltub nbroniitlc &erftpptnma nnn letne oteleH
IabreH Sic Die Geroen ner @tn9eipeloe
fiibrmilteln uno i6ipd9eH gle odnnr1 3Dt
Shftem)
Nbi5inussEef, reiner g6pefel fnn5enirtrt
init Ga5carin, SdDtodr3firfdls lsgSurocl, 3nps
MAIDEN fic 3u benz ein3taeu toealen 2bfibs
rnngsfnittcl firr sS1fng unb alt Ett nGhrt
bic sierpeH Der Ginse~etbe nnc bshsht Die
Gertupfmua
gu erlaHeen fir t0c, 25c IN alIeH stoos
tEyfpr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

in Der 8onbel fperben Die gan5 Iiuerz
li4 bluusn Qugen 8antmuns ldten,
laden. SeBt f6on ieben fis bic jubeln0s
goltsmenge auf Srlanbs Strano, bic
ibn erpartet, Die i'm trunten um>
rinet. unb cie Sduier be- Std6ts
peroen NIT luetBea T11nen entqegenz
griiBen. 2tuss bas felt Der nit ben
blauen 4ugsE fhon iebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

llns ouoeren aber iptro Elm neues
grobes Shauipiel beIhett trerDen.
gbe Sleriot iiber Dsn Ganol os3n@
gen mar, bislt man oiss einfah fir
einellnm0gliateit, uno Tpottete, fpraA
iemdnb baruber n.uige- ftepti!h.
6euts tpetB jeber, bag oies etg.ntlih
nur eine gang feline aapriole mar,
mas od ben 5ran5oIsn beriifmt gez
maht BAT. Ilno eS itisd Die Sshniuht
in alien ouf nah ettp1s Defa6rboIss
rem, unm0gli3erem. III fpmnt mr.
8animun unb mill ss IieTera. Q6er
ah, Denn es inn geIinqt, toiro du9
bieies 8soizfp,ib ulsr 8:ftiigslteH az:
itilIt fem. llno etne neue Sebuiunt
rpirb duiit:igsn. SU, uno penn audi
bieIe geItilt Iein pirb, mas Ddnn...?
WeHn eia non Wtut1i8erer niWt nur
ben O3sdn i'm Syluge our5Ihpingea
piro, Ionbern tpenn er gang stnIoh...
stuen RunofIug um bic Groa in ahts
sig 5agsn semGht baben Dtro - OF,
oos tann fiheriit niht lanqe auf iit
purteu lufen. Gs gebDre1 eigerttif
nur nod Jr31tre 4ugen on5g, als iie
I6on Der Css1riibtripifoet eat, nit
nod mebr E!auen Mogl;9teiteu in III
nen. uub. uas 2onn 2
Sbepoor Sagqer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
~-sss besahnsieHe----
Undergraduates 3eila(ters.

e0cn In Der dIteftsn Seif gdt 81 asptiis
eerfcnen, bic burn ots gdopfuug bober beaabs
Daren une "a Eegt tetn Bvettei boz, nas
aiib beutsntaes roh grrfoHen erifttreu, hss
our6 stus aHbeioHnts aratt tut stanbs fnes
5ieIes sn thun uHo noroisaufaoer. mos fas
ahbers eritounIit iit unb bIeibt. gfr GnLfes
6at Die gaaiur htefe Dame Defenders beahHfiiut,
BERN ne Bot ibr BITE ieiteHs Gabe oerIteber. oas
rebcn .arer Wsrtmenf1sn Dts Elm GnfseftIaas'
nee gIH aerau az Isfsr. gergebt ntd'. ons
fs tn tbrer eieeneH ReTtoeHs uu 1eeftu ansHns
uohnt sshmt bic Gan guo Car cftit6 b's
6eeiiu Aeenns. pGrn acct btsfeies binauf, bts
5tr bie ith6ne Eefibeus boz SraH .. DAGGER
srrei6t 2as bnus tit sur iiHieu Sanb uis0
sm 8aun 1T oer 8ams:
MRS. III. YAFGER,
csefty nneuus, stHHspb. etaetnHaa e.
H&1ftz bD Gstts uno hurGbr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

csefir nrenus, stanspb. etaetnEast g.
Beets so Gents unb nurabsr
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-14
Great Compliment Paid to
Christian Endeavor Society

lbility of Christian Endeayor, and It's
ability to adapt itself to all conditions,
and to incorporate within itself every
| thing that young people need for their
religious training, let US never lose
sight of our cardinal principles.
Let me repeat it. Ours is a religious
society. We stand for training the
youth along four great lines: Out
spoken acknowledgment of Christ,
constant service for Christ, loyalty to
Christs church, fellowship with
Christ's people. Whatever features
we introduce or omit, let us not forget
or minimize these features, which
really spell Christian Endeayor, which
for thirty years have made it increas-
ingly successful, and which have caus-
ed it to find a home in every land be-
meath the sun.
There are two dangers to be guard
ed against. First, a narrow exclus-
iveness which would make the society
merely a prayer meeting. with very
narrow round of duties for few of
the spiritually gifted; and, on the
other hand, an unintelligent inclusive
ness which, for the sake of numbers
or prestige. adopts every latest young
peoples fad, thus belittling or perhaps
out the very things which
Christian Endeavorer was established
to maintain, until at last, as one has
graphically expressed it. "the guest
has eaten up the host"
Against both of these dangers we
have one great safeguard. 1t is found
in our pledge, including whatever
Christ the master would like to have
us do. yet limiting our society and de-
fning it as promoting in any way and
all ways the distinctively religious life
of young people.
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EXPERTS TO MAKE
AN INVESTIGATION
Bixby Issues Signed Statement De-
claring Proofs as to Origin Of
Explosion Are improbable.

Washington, D. c., July IA board
of naval officers, experts in explosives,
lis being selected by the navy depart
ment to study the hull of the battle
ship Maine in Havana harbor as the
water is pumped from the cofferdam
now surrounding the wreck.
Because of the necessarily slow
progress of the work, weeks probably
viii elapse before the experts will be
able to inspect the keel of the former
warship. but the board will proceed
to Havana as soon as its personnel is
made known and will remain with the
work until it is finished. The navy
department officers are convinced that
the examination will prove the cor
rectness of the Sampson board, which
decided the destructive explosion
which sunk the Maine was caused by
torpedo or mine, and that the ex-
plosion of the ships magazines follow
ed.
In view of the renewed interest at
taching to the actual cause of the de-
struction of the Maine resulting from
the nncovering of the wreck by the
army engineers, who has just return
ed from Havana, has issued the fol
lowing signed statement:
"The work of unwatering the Maine
so far proves nothing as to the origin
of the explosion of the magazines. but
already shows such extensive destruc.
ton of the forward part of the boat
that it is quite probable that further
unwatering will fail to give any proofs
either way, as to the origin Of such
explosions. have so far made no re-
ports or statements as to the origin
of the explosion"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-14
Withdrawal of Prince From
Army Causes CONSERVATION

have been cast and recast and are even
lnow unfinished
Professor f. Kurlbaum, of the tech
Inical university of Charlottenburg, has
just made an expedition to Upper
Egypt, for the purpose of determining
the heat of the sun. His observations
were made on a hill near Assouan,
more than 500 feet above the sea level.
It was necessary to take the observa-
tions in the driest possible climate,
near the equator, in order to get per-
Ipendicular rays, and at an elevation
so as to operate in an atmosphere
where conditions are equable.
The observations were made only
on days which were perfectly cloud
less and showed minimum of mois-
ture in the atmosphere. The method
of observation, which was too techni-
cal to be described here, consisted in
comparing the radiation of heat from
certain black objects with that of the
sun. The results of the scientists OBJ
Iservation showed a temperature of be-
tween $685. and $500 degrees celsius.
This was according to an older scale
of measurement, but according to a
scale adopted in 1907 the measure-
ments would range between 6,002 and
6,232 degrees. The estimates of two
other scientists had already shown
temperatures of about the same in
tensities as Prof. Kurlbaum's, but DR..
Goldhammer's estimate is 10000 de-
grees.
On account of the great number of
foreigners who visit Leipsig during
the annual fair, the Leipsig common
council has decided to instruct a num-
Der of policemen in English and
French, and also to appoint to the po-
lice force non-commissioned officers
firm the army familiar with more diff
cult Russian and Polish languages.
The linguistic officers will be dis.
tinguished by chevron with the flag
of the land whose speech they under
stand and win, it is hoped, be in serv-
ice during the fair this year
The Chief of Police of Pekin, China,
an amiable gentleman named C. c.
Chang, has been in Berlin for some
time making a close study of the sys-
TENS of paving. sewerage and disposal
of garbage 1t is supposed that his
visit here portends an attempt to mod
ernize the Chinese capital, the sani-
tation of which leaves much to be de-
Isired.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-14
GOVERNMENT WITNESSES
APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE
by Associated Press.

Washington, D. c., July 10.-Com-
missioner Fred S. Dennet, of the gen.
eral land office and Miss NJ. A. Abbott,
the writer, subpoeaned as witnesses,
were present today when the house
committee on expenditures in the in
terror department began an inquiry
into the alleged grab of valuable lands
on Controller Bay, in Alaska, by the
|Guggenheim interests. The published
charges connected the name of Richard
A. Ballinger, President Taft and his
brother, Charles p. Taft with Iitiga-
tion over the Controller Bay claims,
said to have been wanted as a term
linus for the railroads from the Gug-
|genheim mine properties.
Secretary Fisher today told Presi-
dent Taft that careful search of the
interior department records failed to
show the Dick to Dick" letter in which
it was alleged C. P. Taft used infiu-
ence in behalf of navigation interests
in Alaska to secure control of Con-
troller Bay. Fisher also told the pres
ident he saw an article written by Miss
Abbott before it was printed and re-
membered no such letter in the article.