davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1911-03-26
WAIT FOR CORONATION SEATS.
Americans Assured Fabulous Prices
VIII BE Reduced.

London, March 3.-The usual stories
are going the rounds as to the extrava-
CANT prices which are being charged
along the route of the coronation pro-
cession. The chances are that before the
day set for the coronation prices will
come down. 1t would be well for Ameri-
can visitors to wait before booking.
There were cases where seats that had
been held at $50 each went for as many
shillings on the morning of the late
Kings funeral.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-26

London. March 25.-James P. Cooper,
secretary of the Foreign Bondholders'
Council, is passenger on the steamship
Manetania, which sailed for New York
to-day. Negotiations are stated to be pro-
ceeding between Guatemala. Honduras,
and Ecuador. and various American
bankers for loans and debt settlements
without consulting the opinions of the
bondholders first Mr.. Cooper will place
the council in closer touch with these
affairs.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-26
SUICIDE ON THE INCREASE.
Ten Thousand Cases in Five Year.
in st. Petersburx.

London, March 5.-Suicide is alarm
ingly prevalent in St Petersburg. Ten
thousand cases in five years-that is the
sum total Of statistics that have lust
been issued for the capital by the Rus
sian public health department.. The tre-
mendous annual rise is shown in these
figures: In 1906 there were eO6 cases: in
1907, 1,S77; in 1908. 2,2SS; in 1903. 1850. and
in 1910, 3,196 cases.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-26
DoMEsTIc1rY NOW IN FAVOR
Deminant Note of the British Royal
f4 Household.

Dominant Note of the British Royal
Household.
London, March S.-The dominant note
of the British royal household is do
rnesticity. As a mother, the Queen in
vites the sympathy and encourages the
friendship of other mothers. Her asso-
ciates among the aristocracy are chosen
from the young. matrons.
The fashion Of motherhood and do
mestieity Is thus set up. Smart society
has perceived the arrival Of his majesty
the baby. and It h Becoming more and
more Of . social cachet for young moth
;er g be seen abdrt with child or chill
'dren. & 4 1 sssi.i e.
Cotton csrfsfln ent Voted Dewn.
London. March 8.-rhe members OF the
Manchester Cotton Masterss Association
who favored curtailment Of production
have lost on . vote just made Returns
show - per cent In favor Of curtaiIunent,
whereas 50 pr cent vas needs4
The Washington herald., 1911-03-26
Arabs Scoff at Turk Rule.

No man has the right to speak with
more authority on the present Arabian
question than Prof. Alois MusiI, of
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-11
uefesflAe SsfanmimsduHa.

fserteeelie aaaehcie fpegten eTiaeaeraencus.
ren IN ber Efflce ces Ztrgcicr Of fAbsle Exrs
s,ce. Esaetsans Cincinnati. Ebla, BE i2 lsr
Is.tuae az. 4fru,n1. ben IS. Issen:bss
iDII flT bic 9sgbTfsfsfng heg MtoornE7n A5ss
l,rs. BON QidbicR efsGbs Sss wiabIicu SeGo.
olrg2 0raesrgis, leaea Bon fcnbiEir.el 4suseEt.
gsgb1 anb Espiieil Qilastfsn ees bchrwsas nit
aepbnli HuA &srftsuaHG Der nci9tasn 2taHss
'haasa asn. aAe sss.iEiai.susr unb sosnulars ns
III sgkdl.rr In ber Effics bee Gbisi engineer 1i
tke Geparirreni of AutIse Erltre.
Jstsk AHas5cf nsut ner rcsifH Ronsn .lfrez
cssfsaftnfi ohsy Dsfelf6asteH. lpslcss bas Erass
bot nlnnsn, femss ben 1lfa Nsrfcaeu bic nG
bcrnn frtsrgNsrsn enttnllen, unb riuh btgItsiFi
lein nit eirst 4arcf6Gif In Der snnEme pea
ST 10000 toHGrf cher -sinsHs 6eriiitrfen 1kef
cuf sins euilistsHbx Rnnf nls eiHt Go
rarsss krflF. bnb, neTrsi tiH Mnesbof aiiGenor'
nsr mtrn. Gin AcHsxnfi einsssarssn nsrssn
iesrris irsensesH slHasbsi surn1ssnisfsn ipsr.
i0urn.ri iias ,oI!ts irgsnssir gnassci 0.,ssnrn..
IsisOsEt..rsnsss ass!alsssns llns uHe s'Afs'isliuHa
. sfs sen H:a ss..s ss sssss srn n s
aiaile uStelf .irss bssIdHqi. en- betoraei.
Biffer ftsse rfbaitsn. be aebrn6ien ssermufn.
rs 81 asbran6eH. hn fssne anDcen eHiGssense'
"S Tsr 1imsicr or pabie erbso bssslt is6
Das hs2t s6r. irsenestH oesr ale aHaeScfs ~
% Am Hssssitraoe bts TirsriOr Of nubne ssrslee.
Ill 9ctH 3 e3enner, alfr.
Ter 4eserfser 1871
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Wit eineni Belle
Sdlns GSmarS Siefert pabrenb ei.
mes Streitss isinen Stiefiobu
nieoer.

gbparb Siefsr. Don go. SIC ghurs
lotie Strabe befiubet iid unttr Der
ihperen 4ntIage o.s Rorbunsriffs in
poIiosigspabriam, ipdhrenb isin 81
Sabre alter StisFfohn 6. RiIep In
fhptrpsrIsBiem uno bsbsntlihsm GU
ftanbs I'M itdotiIdsn 6oipitaI barnies
berIisgt. gta6 4ngabs mar q sei.ern
gOrmiitue, iur8 nab IL ubr, snifnen
Sisfert unb isinsm bel ibm ipcbnenoeH
Gtiefipbn gu einem htftigsn 4uftritt
ssiommen, in bsFsn @erIuuf Skfsrt
In ieiner iiunlpien Wutb ein Bell sr.
griff unp Ril,p msbrers ipudtigs 9i.be
auf ben aopi psEfes.e. Der Gstroffene
Iant bIutiiberitromt unb beipubt!os gus
fammen unb Sisfsrt lruro: BON Der
mitilsrpeil. bsnahrthtigten polisei
fefteenommen. Der Uprfcn perieste
Die NahbarItaft In bic gr6bis Nufre.
suns, ba ii6 nit 8libssfhnslls bas
Geriihi perbr.iist.. baB Elm Wforb Ders
iibt porbsn lei. Rad Mnpabe BON
Nahbarn Iolen Siefsrt unb f.in
GtiefiObn felt LANCER 3eii auf feinbIis
dem Jube seIsbt babeH unb ss fon 80
bdufissn bsftigen 3ufrmmtnis0b.n
Spifhen ben bsiosn UfGnnern getoms
men iein.
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HfaahIeihsr.


Bnfsegeaie nrae6ote reresn smfafnsngsnguss
rteH In Der Effses ees TtEtdnE " Ylnsic xsy.
rsce. Efabfhals. Ginfinnrsl. EtsD. bic ~ uer
IgtttGck urg NRpHlag. zen ies Ef4elEIer
lstit, fIr bic HsrpefsfrnHg eeE EbcHiT ail<p
tfgliser aifEeo auenl pnH A1smilfsr EitnEf bis
elEttug aElFn, card e3gnbtgeH nste 2i1ftgfn bsS
fsuhgigeas Iii Der bcsssH EEesse nit Ha6ftsinsu
z @lnHf. GpezitfGftpnRn anp syeSuulurs fiHb
An erbaien III ber rfftse he's Itlss 1nolnser Of
ibs Department cf x.fblle Ssrgtfs.
ls0es uaafnci mish aeH tolfn MnF1sn ttets
fflenf6aff cbsF caeffusha'tefi. frsl0e bMe NM
ne5cf mndheSi. fcipss een afieu NsEscHkn. ~ A0
sar0H insxresssrfr, eHlhcssu. Alfe ults ht1t<sfSf
fstn mt! skncr gsirafAG'f IN fsr &umMs ren
$3gg.Du Eeldrs, 1eer sinsEE kegfsfIasrtsu 3bfd
aMf fiuf aurisshrrbs &Gnf ale etuf Uoraixs.s
satlT eab EsrH ttu Anasb0s arcxuomHfn
.girn. rim sfnHtrG.f e.sQsaaEesr lDfftr
Esifff ireesgcesu snafbrf suflt6ag1ptxseu mtrs
heiE eann mlrb folder Gfg6 an ben 8ifter re-
ips,gfgirL uun faiiie iraeHneln Mu1e6os nTtass
rgrgszaa irefnen, bcftg irsxc fei8fE 01f9 Eam
susftsb<HilslFnner MmpfibTnne nm &t&sftieis
insa bes slsusgnsis AsFsf6frftnffeI
Nifisr fussfsfH eirgH sstrtfn<HNsufnpxn Ess
iveiS ren gbxes Tnbsaffis iiffkns uM foi2f
aintf Mshssi. ME rsylGrGf. Su bgfer6xn-
B.sltr itab GsbmtfH, bts cftfnntfH 0srursl1s
n 81 opbkaa4e;I ia fttns nuetten sniasDfss
- SM Sssssiss II apsIie e<rbie BEGAN aA
faS mt6i sos. t@aStn assr aiis aHash0is
~ SIsiifyaee bss 0iseriar II 9asIIe eersiee.
4ll 7 s'''SSI:. SSIs:.s ssrss. ss~s.
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0sr1teaslfe Mu0xbcte EerosH snigeaeHgRnoEF
men IN beg lfftss bse Tirsficr ci 4llpl.t Fer'
bitt. xiaDktoGe. ginffnnatss Ebio. big ~ Nhr
m;ittdQt an wpntaat Zen y. 1sisnlcss
1911. Inr bic sssrtfterung nel sareeyra Sirnbs,
ccn D.nhifpu Help bss 1sx'eF Hpents, sht4
iInfrttH aifer 0arbs. EsseH neuer 0nEts ioo
npitscenpip Niekfrpllastefn css Tabfnsas NIL
Mspt1Il mrb setitsanHg bsr nctaiaeH IFasas'
3sane. xpssiiIIairnsn nnb SOgnulate lsHe
M srbnfien in Der Eftisg bee Gbief 0HasHeet cf
fbg IrpGrgment pf HptIst EFTpies
1cogs fllpetcf rub psu pcIIen NnnsH Ieefs
@rfsnfsbaii corE gsfeiisdnfissn iDs.6e baE Nsi.
oetcf risadbsn fcipif Dcn niien HerfDrtH biz TO
kdraif tffersfsiren eNfhaisei uFn NIB bsslfsfes
fetr NIL elmer AssEnfmafl Tn her Elin7rre ucsi
S2 COO 90 EoIIars cher tifgm segfitsBirisH 4bet
riif rtrts nutftsbsrbs enrf. uIe elns sHafas.gts
haiar brk. fpenn rim Nrgsbet nrgcIiemirsn
,pifn. etu ncniralf efseoauGfn BiEb.
hsn Sa,,,s sutrS fci6~ Nkef an berr sslsier rs.
icsaffIri. airtt fcuie irarnhfin Mnaebci anae.
monsnieii psrren bnnn lrtrn folder GEsS rec
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nu*Ylhrnna ufrb ginrrfitt
iulta hrs kpntxnlft gtra6srslnitcf
.s e'ss ssu 1 iSrrr SSsIarsii lsfsrn - I'm .oids
airsgs drtslt wif nsrinnGt AZ besprQfn.
re sn astfnMefn. be fsins aHosren tnsasexisof'
''Sns9s 81 9slsslas s u ssslls esrstss ssssIs "A
baf Me6i ~. iFsesefin oosr ciis Hnasbais ii
| "a I a'''s::', :,s III !. a.sa.. sl...
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-11

lebsn ipurbe nonn geter SO. Durr, Der
normoIige Gountp Glert, ou ietriem
RaHfDIger ernannt.
Na6IaB g q den.
Dos Teitament bes peritorbenen Or.
Jpbn Draper, Der longe Sabre Setres
tar bes ppli3eihefs getpeien, ipuroe ges
tern snr 8eitdtigung ein9erei4t. Sei=
ne Witttpe unb feine bier SDhne iinb
bic Grben.
Der peritorbene Sobn Soelfher bon
College Siu bat feline Satin Glttas
betb SoeIider CUR llnipsrfalerbin nnb
SeTtamentspolIItrederin etneeiebt.
Der perf6nIi6e RaaIab bes per=
itorbenen 9eorae SO. Seud lit ouf
$71,719 obgsiddBt tporben. Seine
6auptintersFen iparen in Der 9eud
Opera 60. unb in Der Serancourt
9reiping 60.
g hetbunssz Ingelesens
betten.
Seanette 9efumer, bic ith por orei
Sabren nit Wtir3a g. aimbau pers
beirotkte, rei5ts eeItern bic S6eis
bunsstIase Elm. Der Wann befinoei
iib ipegen Diebitabls i'm 3udtbaufe.
Carrie Stpeiser itrenete geitern es'
ftern gsgen gbnarb u. StpeiBer biz
ShsibungstIase on. Rahbem er StpDli
Sabre lang fort mar, tebrte er DO,
aursem Surit. Gr trieb Cattin uni
9o6ter bon Saus unb Sof. Ri6tel
@arner srlieb einen Ginhaltsbsfebl
um ben getlagten gu perbinbern, Gotts
in uno Spdter 81 bsldittgen.
9erfdiebenes.
Or. NpeI q. Muifep bon GlsnbaIe
Der on 9erfplguusspubn leibet, tpur.
b. esftern bem SrrendipI iibertpieien
Der llngliitlihe 1T erit 27 Sabre olt
9eprge 2eiit unb Der 5arbige Sbo'
mas lib purben fpegen StraBenrdubi
opn Rihter 0idIon gu u, reip. il
Sahren 3uhtbaus nerurtbeilt. Mm
Spmer srbielt tpeesn ginbru6s ors
Sabre unb fein aoupli3e Gburle;
3ebne tpurbe Der Rsfprmfhule iiber
tpieien. Sad Mabbur betannte iih oei
9isbitabls fhulbig unb fam nit ei
mem fuspenbirtsn urtbeil in Der Rs
formfhule babpn. Roiis Rap fam me
gen oesfelben 9srgebens nit 30 "a
gen Qrbeitsbaus bapon, Die iuspenoir
fpurben.
2ombert g. 9iBsr bat bic Sroctiol
60. tpegen erlittener @srleBungen GU
$500 Shuoenerias bsrtla9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-11
9DbeD-N Nnseigen.
siatb an somtao. ben 0. December 1911. um
llbr WaNmittaQs.
Dtrnharb punlf,

eelisbter gatte BON Gopbis punis stb. munbt, I'm
ultsr bon 40 Jabrsn. Bstroiqune am Gisnfae, ben
IL. Eessnber unt 7lx libr @t0rgsns, bent drnnsrs
bauie. 23N Marfdip Ntsnut. aus, trcrauf nm B
lltr in Der 81. MiHoes Rvae Gin Wsouitm estsr
britt Dtrben ipsrD. arsuuos ber Camille Nns
bierlu eineelaben l01l
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Spn Der Smbne.
Gie ySen Beds" cine luitiee Iusitat'
tnngs.goiIe nit 6eians unb Sans
i'm Spric SBeuter.

.S6e Sen Beds, Elm muiitaliihes
panoruma in feds giloern, gu Der eli
ne sanss an3abl bon perIonen, Cert,
Sieoer, Muiit, Sdn3s Il. I. N. geIisfert
hdben. phne iih geraoe unIterbIi6 81
MAIDEN, ipurbe geiterngltsuo pon Gem
5ielos uno elmer on Die buHoert pers
foneH sahlenDen Srupps i'm Gprtc
8 beater BON etne anfebnIi6en 3us
itauermsnge aufgefiihrt uno LETTER.
amuiirte fih ausge3ei4net, tpas am
Gnbe bic SauptIa6e lit. '9us fh0nite
on benz Stiid iit entfhieben Die Sns
isenirung, Die BON Reb 0apburn be-
Iorstiporben 1T. Scenerien, 2iateffetts
unb Dor alem bic &oitiime limb 10
glGnssnb, bab au9 Elm perpobntes
Qugs ii6 boron erfrsut. Jn muiitaIts
i9er geSiebung 1T bel ,9he Gen
psts" nidt biel gu bolen, bod toms
men eini9s biibi6e Son3lieoer Dor. Die
Sarblung 1T Der Dram gitp", bsm
StId, in tpel6sm friiber Jielbs alter
pdrtnsr, Soe Beber, 8eifua unb 9eIo
erntete, nahempfunben. Quh bier lit
bic gentraIfigur Elm beutiher TQrz
mer In SerIsp, bem feline gbebdlfts bas
2eben 10 iouer muht, b0b er nah Rep
Yort uusreibt - nit benz unterihiebe
nur, bab sr es bier in 8irtlidtsit
tbut, tpdbrenb er i'm alien Stiide nur
Doppn trdumt. Wlit biefer Qnpsutune
itnb aud bic beiben 5auptfiguren bic
einsigsn, bic irgenb tpelte logifh
burtfiibrbaren 9olen baben. sss
naHnt. RatIrIid fptslte Gem Jielbs
ieIbft ben unglidIi9en syormsr unb
5tpar nit bsm inn eieensn 5umor unb
benz gemiitblih tlinsenbsn oeutI6en
Dialeft. Sein gbetreu5 fparb bon Der
baumIanssn 2putfe gorpsr 70 braItii6
pertDrpsrt, ooB man 9enrps 5Iuttpsrs
fuh rpohl begreifen fonnte. 9on ben
iibrieen Mitpirtenb.n berbienen Glis
3abstb 9ries unb gborles aing, bic
cine Iu5ahl 2iebernummeru nit benz
ba3u sebDrigen San3enbe rpirtlih nett
Dortrusen, fotpis Jrunt MbitHnn, Elm
Grotesttdnaer bon gang ungepobns
lthsr Gelentigteit, beionbere grtpdbs
nune. Der sahlreite uno pohl9eTdult.
Gbor trdt minoeitens Elm 8useno mai,
itets anbers tpitiimirt. in 4ttion unb
bot Elm lsbbaftes, farbenprd6tiossgilb,
an bem fih ods Iuse gu peiben psrs
motte. 9as Stiid tpurbe nit grotem
geifnn aufssnommen. gs biirfts ii6
als auberft sugtrdftis ertDeiien.
Tas WaInut StrabsS 8 b.az
ter bat bieTe Dote eins g}p>
pitGt, unb atpar Satan Sanz
berion", cine 9ramatiiirung oes
sIeihnarnigen Ron1ons. Die Saupt-
role liegt In Sdnoen bon Rormon
Safett, einem Der berporrGgenoiten
gertreter romantiifer 5eloenfiga,
rem. Sicr ipieIt er einen Dem Suff
crgebcnen gtuoenten Der, brrh oas
tragiite guoe eines ieiner 9llnpane
aiifgsriitteIt, in iih eebt unb Brebi,
ger miro. geiir nit einem ieiner Stu.
oiengenoHen giebt er ben 8erfebr
rid)t nuf. Gieier aber iinft BON Stii.
fe su Stufe, BITS er enolih gum Ser.
! BREEDER nth. Dc1.t ,Dira Der nreSt
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nno Die gorrn @ir.5, Die SoneIeure
9eoini unb Irfbur, Die grina.ep
Banjo Girls iin6 Die 8pntnaitifer
Roion unb gnrt.
,R.beecn of Sunnbbroot syarm1,
Elm Sbauipiel aus ben Idnblihen 0es
fieloen Der aeu Gugicnos Stontsn,
tpiro beuis 4beno ra5 BEN Graub
Optrnbaus fommsu. Sos Siiid
hat fOlhes MufiehsH errest, oab iih
iogar iiber bic syraos ob Der ghorniier
Der Rebeeea eins pure gbantoiiefhDps
flung ober cine art bipgrdphiihe SGils
perune isi, in Iiterarjihen Freifen cine
rsgs Distufiipn en1ipOunen bat. Rate
Douglas Miaain. r1a oeren R.beera.
GjeIhibien has Stlt gsitrsebeu ipors
gen. bat fih psran1bt sefeben sa ers
tlGr.n: sgs ei.tt ;ein llrbilb Der
Rebscea. Sis iit ltoiglih Elm GsbsIbs
meiusr gbdntafs. SD babe in ihr
fpeosr mid fsIbit, roh ireeno cine mir
betannts 9srfOn a. ailoeri. absr ih
tsnne bas ainosrbsrs unb ipeiB. tpus
Elm iunses M0od~H benti. fiihIt unb
smpFinbet. Gieies Gmpfinoen babe
i6 in isiner 2oatertei. fsftsubat..H
perIuhi uHb hsstlLb madt Die Rebecca
in folhem Grnot zen Ginorud nsr 2es
bsnspabrbsit. Gle iit Der Spiegei oes
unperoerbten trej6lihen 0emiithes,
ni6t bus aontsrisi irgenc elmer befons
nsren qsrionIi4,sit.1
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geim 5eiratbsDtrmittler.
Gbetanbibot: Die Dome. bic Sic
mir ba empfeblen. BAT ia Elm 1sin,
bas iiirser lit ais bns onosrs!s
6eiratbspermit.lsr: ~Dns mahs
nihts. bofiir ifi bas nnbere neite lGns
ger"
limb auf benz Riiden III he sttpas
sebirsis."
.Das iiebt man BON BORN ni4t.
.auberbem itoit<yf ik.S
.Dos lit bic besie Gnrcntis gtgtn
nrbinsnpreoistsn.~
.llnb nuf bem einen Mugs III ils
etipds ihiihisrn.1
.Sn nun, molten Gie re benIl gons
tabellos2 ginsn tlsinen 6sbler bdber
he nlle.s
Rlsiber MAIDEN Geute. irsrdiz e.
tennttit Du bsn &6eiG ntun uil
|pc6t mSSen7s
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eokal.Derid)t

Igeaen 9taummangeIs bon seitern sus
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IsrrtbtIIS--A aimmss. -1ap. xstIet. Ieitsg
3slE ~ w = 49,. wsesssaAe y
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gu permieiktl-gottue..

gpptar Etrabs go gttr Simmu gsstass;
Gas uRn gHaftF as6pu'roetr bti U. GlItts
mann, 23 Dntlar Sr.Bt bs
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-06

Many people win believe that justice
has been done IN the case Of Edward
Mccain, the former Chicago police in
spector, who has been pardoned By
Governor Deneen from Joliet prison
where be was serving an indeterminate
sentence for alleged acceptance oe
protection" money said 10 have been
paid him by resort keepers for allow
ing them % continue their Illicit BUSH
ness. Mccain was one Of the most
conscientious ana efficient officers in
Chicago and because Of his capability
was stationed in the vice-riddcn dis
trict on the west side OF the city He
waged unrelenting warfare against vice
and rescued many women from a life
or shame. Because OF his activity
Mccain made many enemies and #
would have been an easy matter 10
trump up charges against him and find
resort keepers 10 swear they had paid
him tribute. This, it appears, is Gov
ernor Deneen's view of the case. he
believing McCaun's convic-
ton was the result Of foul conspiracy.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-06
"pIcK" FLETCHER

The governor called Dick" Fletcher
state labor commissioner. into his Of
flee one day this week and asked him
TO explain certain charges preferred
against him. which the governor DEEM
ed sufficient for his removal. one OF
these charges related to the signing OF
Pay checks for a boat inspector named
Elliott at Bay city at the rate of six
dollars per day, when. II was alleged.
that official did not perform the serv-
Ices. Fletcher. 10 is said, explained this
by declaring he was advised by two
former state officials TO O. X. the bills.
Other charges we're that Fletcher had
failed 20 strictly enforce the labor
laws or the state. particularly the pro-
visions which relate to the employment
OF women and children. However, on
being informed that ex-state officials
had told Fletcher that he was the sole
Judge I'm the matter of hiring Elliott
and paying him for as many days as he
deemed best. the governor was OF the |
opinion that inasmuch as Fletcher only |
had short time more 60 serve. his
term expiring July /, that he would not
remove him from Office.
Il am fully convinced that while
You have written several letters 20 fur
Their your political schemes, and have
acted as a man who IL unfit to hold
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THIS is MY 4eTH BIRTHDAY"

Representative Oscar w. Underwood
Of the Ninth Alabama district. the
floor leader Of the Democratic party
in the House and a prominent factor
IN the reciprocity proceedings now be-
fore Congress, was born in Louisville.
KY. May G, 1852. His grandfather
was colleague Of Henry Clay in the
senate. Young Underwood was edu-
Gated at the Rugby School in Louis
vile and at the University of Virginia.
After finishing his law course at the
in 1884 he began the prac-
tice of his profession in Birmingham,
Ala simultaneously he became inter-
ested in Democratic politics in his new
home and in 1892 he was made chair
man of the Democratic executive COM
mittee of his congressional district. He
was first elected to Congress in 1895
md has been reelected seven times.
three times without a Republican OPP
Donent
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-06
A GOOD SUGGESTION.

Money, the root Of much evil. pleas
ure and happiness, also is the root OF
war; and James Speyer. the New York
banker, believes II neutral nations re-
fuse loans wars would be made i'm
probable. He says:
we find today in Europe that in
times Of peace certain governments
Will not allow their bankers to take
and place foreign loans i'm the home
market, unless the purpose for which
the loan is to be used is known and
approved" Now" said Mr.. Speyer. "if
such supervision and control Of the
bankers already exists in time OF
peace, IL does not need a wide flight of
imagination to suggest that the great
powers might agree to exercise such
control in times of war.
In case two nations went to war
without first submitting their griev-
ances to arbitration. why should the
other neutral powers not bind them
selves not TO assist either Of the bel
ligerents financially? There is little
doubt that this could be done. If no
financial assistance could be obtained
from the outside, the belligerents I'm
the face Of this most effective neutral I
ity Of the other powers incur the perlls
OF bankruptcy"
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WARD q. CHICAGO.

| 4 personally know OF a very excel
lent man In Chicago whom I had eN-
I pected 20 place in that position" said
Secretary OF the Interior Fisher the
other day when Senator Townsend OF
Michigan asked him 20 appoint W. F..
Knox OF Sault Ste Marie as a member
lcf the board Of Indian commissions
crs.
That viii be as YOU decide. Of course
mr.. Secretary" replied the senator.
but confidently, don't you think the
2lst ward Of Chicago already has an
the federal patronage il is entitled to
under this administration?
Secretary Fisher Iaugher. Come on
with your man, senator" he said. Il
yield 70 your logic"
The 21st ward Of Chicago has pro-
yided the Taft administration with
Secretary Of the Treasury Macveagh.
Secretary OF War Dickinson, Secretary
CT the Interior Fisher Minister of Chi .
n Calhoun. Minister TO Belgium Bryan.
Minister 20 Switzerland Boutell. Sec
rotary 10 the President Norton. As
sistant Secretary OF the Interior Ad-
ans, United States District Judge Car
penter, and Francis ". Taylor. private
to Secretary MacVeagh. not
10 mention Congressman Linton Evans
md some few others, who. like him,
reached the federal pay roll without
lac direct assistance Of a presidential
For this-or should one say these
'easons Secretary Fisher yielded 10 the
ogIc Of the senator who desired q few
# the people Of the 21st ward Of Chi
ago TO remain at home 20 attend to 4
he domestic affairs OF that politics. I
ub- division. t
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or good road construction. The cover
nor gave close study TO every bin that
be signed and has we,s-defned reasons
Tor his action in the case of every one
7 ne vetoed. He passed on every measure
on its merits and the results viii GER
tainiy justify his work. II the supreme
court holds that he has the right 10
scale down appropriations. he viii have
trimmed nearly 81 000. coo out OF the
budget which viii be just a million
that the general taxpayer will not have
10 raise.
In regard 20 his various vetoes OF APP
preparation bills. Governor Osborn is
quoted as saying:
Il have given them hot and cold
financial lamentations in these vetoes.
The new constitution gives the COVER
nor broad power in this regard and
great responsibility. l hope these We
toes Will put in motion "a growing sem
timent that appropriations should be
put down 10 the lowest possible point. /
rather than that a dollar of the states 4
money should only be required TO go as
FAR as twenty cents Of an individuals I
money. When this understanding of
the matter of voting the peoples money
is reached, / expect the people viii feel
In the judgment Of the leg
stature and accept as proper whatever
amount it deems necessary for the adj
equate support of the state institu-
lions The state is rich and can af-
ord TO spend the money necessary. but
he people lack confidence that the leg
Stature is not going beyond the limit.
When that is overcome then there can
'e better support given. I have tried
o treat them all alike"