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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
AN ENGLISH VIEW
OF AMERICAN WOES

Valentine Chierel, one of the direc-
tors of the London Times and for
many years foreign editor of that pa
per, is the latest journalist to record
his impressions of America, says a
late dispatch from London. Chierol
strives to go below the surface of
things, and his articles are attracting
a great deal of attention, particularly
as they are presented under an aspect
altogether new to English readers.
The keynote of his articles is struck
in the opening sentences:
"That the possession of riches does
not necessarily bring contentment,
either to nations or individuals, is con-
spicuously illustrated by the present
condition of the United States. For
in proportion as the American people
grow richer, it seems to grow more
discontinued, and it is impossible for
one who knows this country, that he
will, on returning to it after an alb
sence of some years, not be struck by
it's extraordinary feverish unrest poll
tically. 1t manifests itself in revolu-
lions and counter revolutions within
the ranks of the Republican party,
which led to it's catastrophe in the re-
cent elections.
"Industrially it is evident in the
general uneasiness in labor circles, so
that it is difficult to speak to the wage
Garner without hearing complaint of
the tyranny of capital, or to speak to
the head of a concern that employs
large number of men without being
told of the loosening of the bonds of
authority, and the widening of the
gulf between officials and employees.
Socially, conditions show themselves
in many ways, and it is curious fact
that the symptoms are more marked
in the West than in the East. The
older Fast is in any event little like
New York and Philadelphia, while the
social order has been long established
the force of new currents in public
opinion does not show so readily upon
the surface.
Certainly it is in the Western
towns, of what may be called the sec
ond grade, that the irritability with
existing conditions is most evident
and criticism most outspoken, and ii
must be remembered that the parti
cular form of political RIGHTEOUSNESS
known as insurgency was in its origin
distinctively a Western product"
Get Rich Too Suddenly.
The fundamental fact underlying
all the troubles found by Chierol
seems to be that many people have
grown rich too suddenly. From 1897
to 1907 fortunes were made with great
rapidity, as the result of an extraor.
binary rise in all values. The qualities
which were required for bold specu
lation were not the qualities which
ordinarily bring success in times OF
normal development. He continues:
"The newly rich who thus came into
their estates without long years OF
stern training in business economics
were conscious of no responsibilities,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
aA.A~~A R'1~

and, not unnaturally they began spend
ing, and are spending today with a
lavishness formerly undreamed of.
But even though the attitude of the
public toward them is different from
it's attitude toward rich men unworthy
of their fourtune or those who use them
in unworthy ways, one cannot help
seeing that the example set by many
of them is modifying We know soma
thing of this sort occurring also ip
other countries. Any one who has
spent some time at an English seaside
resort of recent years, knows that the
most undesirable and disorderly class
of visitors is to be found among those
who come in costly motorcars, but
whereas, in Great Britain the unlovely
rich are comparatively few, they are
nevertheless in evidence, and there is
no doubt that the people resent them
and their manners intensely"
The writer explains this public feel
ing by comparing it with the carpet
baggers of reconstruction days.
"The American public regards these
new rich men who have been thrust
on this country by accident as 1t were
and from outside, as carpet-bag rich.
They are not the ruling class to which
the public has been accustomed, and
it resents being overrun by them. 1t
recognizes even if it does not always
formulate in words, the feeling that
the wrong people are on top.
1T is this feeling which is at the
root of much of the present discon-
tent. 1t points itself politically in the
clamor against Special interests and
the supposed influence of the high ia
riff in helping the rich to get richer
and raising the cost of living
West Resents Change In Conditions.
According to Chierol, the West re-
sents the change in conditions even
more than the EAST.
"In the West this discomfort finds
unterance in political insurgency, in
abuse of a supposed political favorit-
ism to special interests, particularly
through the medium of the tariff,
whereby certain sections of the COM
munity have been enabled to become
suddenly and immensely rich, and in
hatred to Wall street and the trusts,
which are held responsible for the in
crease in the cost of living. In the
East the diagnosis is different.
1T is many years since President
Eliot, of Harvard, provoked a storm of
indignation in the West by his state
ment that the chief danger to the
country lay in the 'uninformed public
opinion of the West but this still re-.
mains, in the opinion of most of the
authorities in the East. Wall Street
can hardly be expected to share in the
hostility to itself, and in the view OF
the East 1t is not the trusts or cor
porations which are to blame, but the
constant attacks upon them-not any
political favoritism to special inter-
ests, but the political persecution of
capital in all its forms.
what is most important is that on
whomsoever the blame be put, there is
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
'@Boyd EG&lSID

indicator, and the number to which
the arrow pointed meant so many
trips around the heater in the express
wagon.
The mother fed to the third story
OF the house, for the ceaseless rum
BILE of the wheels of the express wagon
on the cement of the cellar floor was
a hilarious day, and in the end it was
as ha rodn her as if they had roamed
through the house or been grouchy
at the weather.
Not only in the summer time, but
in the winter time, If houseroom Is
cramped, and the cellar dry and warm
it might be turned into an occasional
playground for the children. No car
pets or rugs are there to be spoiled,
or furniture to be scratched or brok-
en-. They can enjoy games there not
possible in other parts of the house,
and if they do get dirty, soap and
water are abundant and cheap.
It may not, of course, be the play
ground a mother would choose. But
with a large family and a small house,
many a mother has to endure things
not to her liking. The children are
safe in the cellar and they can do
little damage, and these are two con-
ditions that count for much 1t is lit
tie doubt but that the children will
enjoy it, especially if the mother pre-
disposes them in its favor by painting
in glowing terms what fun they can
have.
7AD<~4A P-~T~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
A REMEDY FOR GROUP THAT is
ABSOLUTELY SAFE.

Group Is the most prevalent during
the dry cold weather OF the early
winter months Parents of young
children should be prepared for It,
All that Is need is % bottle Of Cham
belain's Cough Remedy. Many mo-
thcrs are never without II I'm their
homes It is not only safe and harm
less medicine but the best in use
for coughs, colds and Group For sale
by all dealers, Benson, Smith g. Co.,
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
THE BIJOU
management of Sam Kubsy)

management Of Sam kubey)
PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT.
BURKE AND BURKE,
Comedy Sketch Artists.
JOE CARROLL,
Comedian and Dancer.
JONES AND GREINER
Comical Comedians.
LITTLE AFLAGUE SISTERS,
Singers and Dancers.
Mr.. r. KlPLING,
In Illustrated Songs.
Extraordinary Novel Engagement
A CHINESE PLAY.
From Lock Fee Hung Theater.
Twenty Artists.
Appropriate Costumes and Scenery.
Chinese Orchestra.
NEW PICTURES.
HUGHES ORCHESTRA!
Evening Performances at GAS.
A FIFTY CENT SHOW FOR 1Oc
15c AND csc.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
Empire Theater
Hotel St., opp. Savoy.
management j. T. Scully.)

NEW ARTISTS TONIGHT!
CLEVER PEoPLE-ENTlRE NEW
PROGRAM
GERTRUDE EULALIE
4-PRETTY SoUBRETTES-4
In Mover Dancing, Singing and Aero
batic Act-All Pretty.
CRAWFORD AND MEEkER
Just Nonsense comedians-Lively
Songs and Dances.
MUSICAL BENTLEYS,
Featuring the Wonderful Marimba
Xylophone, Largest Of It's Kind in the
World. Program ''Manzanillo," Mex
lean Serenade, Robyn; "Dixieland,
March, Lampe; Medley of Popular
Songs-"Sugar Moon" Meet Me
Tonight in Dreamland," "Any Little
Girl That's A Nice Little Girl" my
Hapa- Haole Hula Girl"
GEORGE STANLEY,
Ballad Singer.
POPULAR PRICES: 1oc., .15e., Csc
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23

I'm addition To- the sugar brought I'm
by the arrivals yesterday the follow
ing lots are reported as awaiting ship-
Noeau reports NJ. S CO. with
1000 bags ready to ship; Niihau advis.
es from Kauai. *. S. NJ. 5000 bags,
X. s. Co.. $500 bags. x. =. $500
bags, NJ. A. X Ass bags G.. and
r. 1869 bags. and Mcbride 1888 bags;
and inau reports NJ a. x. 5516 bags,
G. and r. $500 bags, Mob. SOB bags.
X. s. NJ. $50 bags. X. p. $500 bags,
L. A. 1900 bags and X S. Co., 1900
bags.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
AMuoGMENTG
THE SAVOY

The SAVOY
Hotel opp Bethel.
Management Of T.. J. Love)
Largest Motion Picture Theater In
City.
ARRAY OF NEW ARTISTS
TONIGHT,
SEE THEMl
DoLLIVER AND ROGERS,
Dality Duo-Dancers, Singers, Aero
bats.
DoRlC TRIO,
Male Singers, Whose Mexican Cow
boy, Yachting and other Acts are
high class-Greatest acts from the
Coast.
LAREDos,
Marvellous Contortionists, in original
act.
JUST IN ON THE SlERRAI
NEW FILMSl-NEW MUSlCl
Popular Prices--NeVer Changed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23

funeral will take place at the fam.
10y residence pauoa road. at three
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
DIED.

MANA-In Honolulu, January %, 1911,
John Mana, after long illness. The
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23
PARK THEATER

Fort, below Beretania.
THE HOME OF REFINED VAUDE-
WILLIE.
Monday, January 23:-
First Appearance
HARDING AND WASSON,
Singing Their Own Compositions.
Dancing Their Own Eccentric Steps.
First Appearance, the Charming
Singer
WINNIE BALDWIN.
Last Nights.
BARNES AND WEST,
Leaders of High Glass Comedy.
MOTION PICTURES.
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-23

Fine Job Printing, Star once.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-14
Information Wanted.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, Oct. q

Mineral Point, Wisconsin, Oct. 20, 1911.
Information wanted regarding the where
abouts of Richard Cornelious, formerly of
Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Mrs Jennifer Nettle Perry, of Mineral Point,
Wisconsin, who died Sept 81 1910, willed to her
brother Richard Cornelious some property pro-
viding he be found inside of three years
after her decease.
Richard Cornelious left Mineral Point about 30
years ago, and has not been heard from since.
He can get possession Of the property by re-
porting to the undersigned executors.
Any person knowing of his whereabouts If
living, or positively of his death, will confer a
favor by leaving us know.
DAVID BRowN, SR. AND j. B. REYNOLDS,
TVS Executors, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-14
If it is Anything in Jewelry,

If it is Anything in Jewelry,
silveware, cut glass, watches, precious
stones or kindred lines that you want,
you will find it in this store.
If it is high quality you require in
making your purchase, again you will
find it here.
And if the lowest prices are factor,
those also you will find here.
H. S. HURLBUT & Co., Jewellers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-14
NO CAUSE TO DOUBT
A Statement OF Facts Backed by a
Strong Guarantee.


Strong Guarantee
We guarantee immediate and positive
relief to all sufferers from constipation.
In every case where our remedy fails to
do this we will return the money paid
us fori it. That's frank statement of
facts, and we want you to substantiate
them at our risk.
Rexall Orderlies are eaten just like
candy, are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action, may be taken at
any time, day or night; do not cause
diarrhoea, nausea, gripping, excessive
lOoseness, or other undesirable effects.
They have very mild but positive
action upon the organs with which
they come in contact apparently acting
as regulative tonic upon the relaxed
muscular coat of the bowel, thus over
coming weakness, and aiding to restore
the bowels to more vigorous and
healthy activity.
Rexall Orderlies are indispensable
and ideal for the use of children, old
folks and delicate persons. We cannot
too highly recommend them to all
sufferers from any form of constipation
and its attendant evils. That's why
we back our faith in them with our
promise satisfaction. Three sizes: ~
tablets 10 cents, 36 tablets % cents and
80 tablets Soc Remember you can
obtain Rexall Remedies in Mineral
Point, only at our store.-The Rexall
Store. Ivey's Pharmacy, Chas. L.
Ivey.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-14
Widest River in World Probably
in North America.

One of the widest, if not the widest
river in the world, the st. Lawrence,
which is 81 miles wide at the widest
part and seldom less than two miles
wide at any part of its course, has been
made the subject of any article in
the current number of the Geography,
by V. G. Finch, of the geology depart
of the University of Wisconsin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-14
Please Take Notice.

All accounts due me after December
1 will be placed in the hands of a
collector for collection with ten per
cent added for collection.
JOSEPH l.. JACKSON.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-14
Norwegian Industry.

Norway sells matches and paper to
the United Kingdom and Germany.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-14


We recommend Il levy of OF tax.
Respectfully submitted,
c. II. TERRlLI
JoSEPu ENGEIS,
j. b. PRDEAUX,
Nov. %, 1911. Finance Committee.
Moved by Alderman Crawford that
the Chief of Police be especially direct
ed to enforce the law of the state re-
latng to running of automobiles within
the city limits and also the city ordin-
ance relating to fast and reckless driv-
ing of horses. Carried by all voting
aye on roll call.
Moved by Alderman Shepard that the
Chief of Police be instructed to enforce
the ordinance relating to hitching
horses on the street Carried.
On motion council adjourned
The clerk was instructed to insert in
the tax roll all the delinquent sidewalk
taxes, delinquent water bills. snow re-
moval bills. Ridge street sprinklug
water main delinquent back taxes
street improvement bonds and interest.
EDWARD BROWN,
Attest $3.50 Mayor.
VIM. p. Bliss. City Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-14
The Clever and the Wise.

To clever people almost everything
is laughable-to wise people hardly
anything Goethe
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-14
Little.

Man wants but little here below,
and he gets it when he goes to the
grocery with less than SIS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1911-12-14

Want advs. on page s, column 4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
Gincinmati eamftas, ben 1s. iebrnar 1911.

tuellen 4nnerion gandbus 5eitens Der
Der. StadteH 1tnterbanblungen anSus
tniipfen.
Bennett ipar bas einSige mitglieb
bes &ommittess, bds fir bic Refolus
tion ittmn1te. Die 5anbungstpeife bes
aommtttees erfolste, nd6bem Dorber
befen 8oritBer, Repr. 5orfter unb
Repr. WtcSaa bonn Rommittee fir
Wttttel uno Wege Ronferenaen nit benz
grdfibenten 3aft gebabt batten.
Q oIlblutpferbe ber Regies
rung gef6entt.
Se6s tpertbbpQe 8ollblutpferbe, bic
ben Sern fir Elm 9eFtiit bilben fOllen,
In bem feline 8ferbe fir bic Ser. ct.
RaDallerie gs3ii8tet perben fpnsn, fiHb
am 5rettag bon ihren gigentbumern
benz arisgsfetretdr 0idinion angsbOz
ten tporoen. Quguft Belmont bat brsi
Der Pferbe offerirt unb gbpdrb g.
gaKatt, S01n bes bsritorbenen grdii>
benten u. :. gaFdtt poR Der 9ennfplz
oania Gifenbabn uno sbemals Elm
captain i'm 13. Ser. ct. aQbd1eriez
aestment. bic anbsrsn. Gins Der BON
4uguft Belmont offsrirteu Yferbe lit
Der. beriihmte r!Senrp Of Rabarrs."
Das 9sf6ent fpiro in aler Bahrs
fheinli6tett aneenommen tperben, benn
bic 9eamten oes 4riegsmtnifteriums
gluuben nt4t, baB Der Qunabme Der
gferbe aIs 9eIhent ein seiesti6es
stnOerniB i'm Dsge Iisst.
g Subft0ien Sill empfsbs
lenb etnberi6tet.
Der 5ausausf6uB fir bic Sans
beIsmarine unO6i9eret bsI6IoB beuts
nit 9 segen 5 Stt1umeu, bic 5pbfons
Bill, tpeI6e ben Morinsietretdr aus
tpriIirt, cine aus 5IIfstreu3ern, Rob
len : SranspOrtIhtffsn etc. sebtIbets
5ulfsmarins 81 1haffsn, giinftig stns
5uberi6teu. Die Bill beitimmt aud,
baB Subiibisu. peI9e 100000
niht iiberfeigsu, fir bic poitbef5roes
rung gs3ablt perbeu. Die Qusfihtsn
.auf aHudbme in oieier SefiaOu iiub
iehr f6Iebte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
Illus Der Smnbesbamptftanf

8ur4 GIibuftersien fsttsns bes Repr.
WIann
Wurbs am Greitag i'm Rsprdlsntan>
teHbdus
Der Gang ber gef6dfte gdnalt9 auf>
sebalten.
Die SobfonsgorIase 3ur Se6ung ber
Der. Stoaten 9unbelsflotts CUR
annabms smpfublsH.
Die 8ennettsHefolutton, bic auf bic
epentleae aunerton ganabas 9s.
aug babeu foqte
Bonn Gomnrittee fir ausp6rtige 2ln<
geIegenheiten tur5er 9aHb abses
than.
-
Bennett mar Der Giuaiee, ber bafiir
itimTte.
Se4s @plblutpfsrbe Der Rsgierung
sefhentt.
sic ioQsn ben Rern fir Elm armees
Geftiit biIDsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18

bate, pdB Der Baron minSeItens
$2,500.000 fir Dobltbdtise 3tDede
ousf.ssn Derbs.
Durhgebrunuttr 3a5ls
metIter,
6dpand, IL. Gebr. Die itaotis
I4sr 9e6orosu iinb bon &ontresabnts
raj 56roeoer, benz Gommanoeur esr
utldntti1en sSlotte Der Der. Stadteu,
fpelte fih Sur 3eit in Guantanamo be-
finbet, tslssrapbiIh benanri4tigt tpors
ben, bab Der 3dblmsifters sGebilfe Gh-
p1ro SO. Gee bonn GhladtfHff
,@eorgia" nsriAlpunhen iei. Gr err
iuht oarurt. ben 5liintiing, beFen Be
fhreibuna onetge6sn pirb. eoentusa
iofort feftsunebmen.
arebit fir pisr neus
Drtubnougbts.
ct. petersburs, IL. 5ebr. -
Die Aegifrung bat bic Dunto erfuf,t,
$50, ,o00.0 fir ben Ban bon bier
sdladtidiffed Biz aunl Sabre 1915
~ 5sDinissH-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
Sic iOIsn ben asrn fir Elm 4rmse:
Geftiit 6ilDsH.
R oHgreB B.


WdihiHgton, .. g., II. Gebr.
Der Senat 6atte am 5reitdg pGbreno
Der ganS.u SiBung bic ReioIution in
grDa9ung, berSufoIgs bic 8unbes.Ses
udtoreu oirett pom 8olte ertpdblt pers
ben foaeu. Rsben purben bon ben
Senatoren BANNER, Garter unb 5eDs
burn gehulten. Der GrItere iprah ges
gen Dds Sutberlauo 4menbemeHt 3ur
Refolutipu, pdbreuo Die bsioeu anbez
rsn Senatoren fir odsfelbs sintrdteu.
Gisiss 4meHbement psrflgt, baB Der
RoHgreB bic RontrolIe Iber bic Ses
uatorsnubIen in ben SerI4iebsnsn
Stddisn behdlten fpn.
Sbglsi6 Bis gum S6luB bes Son.
srsfes Rur nod elf 4rbeitstage norz
bduosn iinb, purben am 5rsttug i'm
RsprdieptanteuhauIe bic 9eIhdfts
ourh sineH 5libuitsr gGHSlih aufges
balteH, Der pon Dem Repr. Wann ges
plant uno nurheefii1rt rpurpe.
Tie Omnibus" Eriegsanfprii5ez
8orlage, Die bsrsits bonn SeHdt unges
HOmmeH porosu tit, lag osm6auie DOT.
gs banoeit ith oartu gum groben Sbeil
UNI 4nIpriihe bon SIDldHbern, unp
bic 9enutratsH gubeu ith bic grDBte
WIbe lie our aHHabme gu briugen.
Sic purpeu babel BON elmer groBeH Qn.
3ahl Don RepubIitaneru uHtsritiist.
Die TaioritGt gu 9unIten Der 9orlug:
mar mauhmal 10 bod aIs 140, Repr.
munn upppnirts ibr uber uub init
5ilFe Don 8srsossrungstattiten gsIdng
e ibm, bic annabme su Derbinoeru,
obglsi6 6as 5aus BON 10 1lbr 8ormitz
tugs biz 9.25 Gbenbs in Sibung mar.
Gs gsldng baun ben Greunh.u Der
8orlage, sinen aHtrag sur aunabme
All brtugen, nuB Big um elf ll6r am
Samftag 9ormittag 9auIe gemaht
tperoe, unter Der 4nndbme, haB Der
Legislative Gag" bon beute baun forts
e:i.Bt tpiirpe. SpGtsr itellts es iih
abtr bsraus, oab iie ii6 ipabriheinli9
ieIbft cine Risoerlage bereittt ha6en,
oenn IL ubr 1T lest Die Stunoe. IN
tusIt:r bas Saus gu ben rsgelmdBigeH
SiBunssn suiammentritt. @enn Der
Spre6er Cannon entfhsibst. bag cine
SiBung am Samitag elm neisr legiss
latipsr 5ua iit, unb oiefe Gntihsioung
dufrsht sr6alten tpiro, boRn 1T bic
notwithstanding fiir oieie SsHiOn
abgstban.
Die Bennett. Refolutton
oerDOrfer.
3ds 5dustommittee fir dusipGrtige
4nssl.seubeitsu bat am 5reitag NIT 8
segen cine Stimme Die 9snnsttfhe Rea
Iolution psrtporfeu, Sersufplgs bic Rss
gisrung .riuht fperosn iollte, nit Der
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Batter unb 5obn gst6btst.

Q ater unb SObn sst0btst.
WiHoRa, Wlinu.. II. 5sbr. -
peter 9Iubt uuo fsin Sobn Glmsr
9Iuot. Elm Glsttrotehniter, purben
beute betoe in Der RGbe Gate gitp's,
Minn., pon slettrii6sn Guntsn gstbbz
tst. Der iunge 9lubt perfu6ts sinsn
9ra5t Der slettriI9en 2i6tIsituns,
pelhsr Iber einsn Drabt Der SeLes
pboHlinis gsfaqsn mar. 3u entferueH
uuo erbieIt etnsn eIettrii6sn ShIag.
Der ibn 3u 9obsn ftredts. Seiu 8as
ter, Der ibm gu 6ilfe tpmmen fpoqte.
purne glei6faas DON bem sIsttrii6eu
5uuteu nisberssitredt. Der 5rdu
Gluot gsIang es, GQtte uno SoAH pou
osm perbGngniBpolsn 9rabt frei3ube>
tOmmen, dber beihe ftdrbsn, Obne iptez
Der bas 9epuBtiein srIangt 81 bd6su.
RAD 90 Sa9reu psrbaftst.
StId BONA Gitp, Stla., II.
5e6r. - SAINTS BRENNAN, sin reihsr
Sarmer, rpurbe beute in fetner Wpbz
nung in Gioma gountp Derhaftet, fpdhz
reub er trunt i'm Bette lag. Gr ioQ
bor ca. 20 Sd6ren BEL benz Strsit un
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men.
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bespaars.
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rem 2ebeu Elm Gnoe oema2t bate. Der
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Ssitumente bsftimnt, baB es tsinen
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100000 betrug, erbaltsn fole, tpeHn
es WcSuittp Dor oem 25. 2ebsnsiabrs
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fi9 am 5reitag nit benz 5noro-Qeroa
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an goro ge3ogsu. 8alb burduf fpurbe
bic Wnifine fpieber tns @aFer aelafz
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lOs IN bic 2uft uno flog nadb Rortb
sssldnb.
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um benz MarinesD sDepartement 3d seis
gen, bdB ein gurttBifer 4srppIan teis
ner beFonoers bergerihteteu 5ribiine
bsoarf, um auf benz 9eroet eines
Sdifffes gu lanbsH.
8erspetflunss that stner
Mtutter.
9uttatpa, Gp.. II. Seb. SSrdu
Roble Williams nerfudte ueGternabsnn
ibrer nellni6brigen 9ohter ben 5ols
nb5uf9neiben unb nerieste iih ieIbIt
barduf eiHen tiefen S6nitt in Ole
Gsble, Der bic Shiaedber trof. 9os
peripunbete Mdbnen, nelhts ieinsn
eigenen 3uftonb ignorirte, iu6ts silfs
fir ibre fterbsnhe Muttsr berbet3uho.
len, bod traf oieielbe su fpdt Elm. 8as
aino bat Nusiint auf WieDsrberftels
lung. Das MDtiD sur 19ot III IN.
beianut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-18
Wetferberi@t.

Hiir Dhin: Regtn am Snmitas.
Bsbeutenb t1lter i'm mittlereH unb
fiiblihen EhsiI. 4m @onntag f60@
mes Wetttr, ouseenommen Resen an
ben Gssn. Nprbipeitlide Wtn6e.
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Wilbelit eine Nebe
4elligs Starms an ben oeatf6ea xdaea
uaa In Rorooeulf6(aao.
Der Ratbbaustburm In Rouen, 9rdHs
benburs, einseftiirsi.
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2Dirb ON 16. Wlat sur Gntbaluns
bes 26nisin 0ietorid Dentmols
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