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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
6err Sreb. SO. ghemonu, gleri

6err Sreb. D. 1bemonn, gieri
in Der Wuftsr Wsdanies Office ber
6. unb .. GiIenbabn, bat fih mad
Gan 5rancisco, Gal., begeben, um
bort feline Gerien su5ubrinssn.
sSoisph Sarlie, Elm iarmsr bon
WaIton, ap., touipirte seitern nit ieis
mem 5ubrtpert an Der z. uno Wlaoifon
2lpe. nit sinsm Strabenbobnpagen
unb puros bon isinsm Stge seidlsuz
bert. poIisiit Gpot brahte tbn mad
bsm ct. gIiiabetb Soipital, po ibm
Die nttt oefdbrlihen Wunben perbunz
ben puroen. Sein 5ubrpsrt puros
fart beibdoist.
Sobn SIoan, "a, unb ellie 90.
Gorop 19, beibe BON gopington, er=
bieIten einsn 9eirathsidetn.
- Sol. GngIiIb puroe bon ben
poIi3iiten 8rint unp 8raop ipegen
Sruntenbeit unb gemeinen Bench
mems i'm Weftenoe perhaftet.
- poIiseihef q. 6. 9ipton, bon
Wtnteiter, Sp., Iunots gsitern Elm Sc
Isgramm an Den Poli3eidef 5enrp
SduIer, nit benz Grfuhen, mad einem
Reger Wumens Sllte 9earb 4usftuu
81 boIten. Der ouf benz 6radtsuge No.
"A fIuhtig fpuroe. Sur ielben 3eit
ianbte er bic Darnuns, poriihtig gu
iein, ou Der 5arbise idpsr betpoffnst
iein ioQ. gearo pirb in Winheiter
rpegsn Ginbruhs gepiinidt.
- Die 0ffsntIi6en S6uIen lperben
beute fir oQs S6uliabr 1911-1912
er0ffnet.
- 9efunobeitsbsdmtsr Dr.. 8. 8.
BalIingfpro bsrittste foIgsnbe 2ooess
fdlIs fir bic perfIOTsns 8o6e: Wlite
JeIice, 81; Sames s. GanIsp, 10;
9ernaroino Selina SO; Quietta
ltngls. 80; 9eorge Rattermann, Sc;
y. g. Grofett, SO; U{arp gropn. so;
Ilbert 9. Soer, 13; MQrtbd geros
feIo, 5 Wonate; Wlartin 9Iummer,
81; Sacob 9Itng, 28; 9urpin D.
,Sonce, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
Vum Srinfen i'm alien Gnalano.
Don Or. 8. 8. gu5 De.

.epnpittibus ct boipitiis non oIiu
gems effuiius inouIeet" ben grtn..
ge!agen urb 9oitmdhlern in tein Bolt
htngebenoer Sugs,bon, ihrieb Jocitus
Bon ben Stammsn Germaniers. 4ud
tier lino ssIegenilit .Rs.tunaen" per.
luht por6sn, aber ohns piet grFole,
fotr mufsn urIsrs 9orfabren ihcn nit
tbrer Sruntfrsubigieit binnsbmtn, Elm
taor trdftis bun.k Stat,snparti.n
Itehen ia mantem 9smGlbe pohl an.
@sIonbsrs lsne 8olterItoft,u. bic bon
ser Wtttte oes s. Sabrbunberts on ii6
I'M beutigen Gnglano fs'tfssten -
arge!n, Sahf.n. 5iitsn - buIbietsn
Der nutionaIsn 9epobnbeit iehr, ia es
ii iosar ein gsfpiFsr ginilub be,
Srintiitten auf bic @sitoItuRo ibrer
tH!turellsn 8erhdltniiis Hiht gang ab.
5uipeiisn. .ss puro. pon alisn ss.
ttunten, BEL bisIer 8sf6Gfiiguna per
iDellteH iie 5ug uno Raht. en- ileis
nen uno perfalensn 5iittsn Dsribnsn.
releH ne l9ren 9dn3en BerbIentf, urls
gleth ben Jron3oi.n unb Normannen,
bic in groBen unb f60nen SGuiern ibre
tefteioenen 8eoiirfniHe befriebiaen,
- 10 fd9iIDert Elm Geihiatslhreiber
Gus Der eriten .3eit Der normannii6en
9errfhaft in gnsianb bic Iosialen GU
tcnoe oes eben unterDorfenen Dolses.
es mar ia aud tsin Wunber, penn
bel ben eissnartieen ilimotilden Der.
hdltntiien iflieBlih jeber sum gsher
eriff, um nit ptlar.m ale, nit mil.
bem aIe", nit .lpelfdem ale" uuo an.
bsren Sortsn, nit metb unb Sibbier
(Ohne 5opfen5uias) RGlte uno Jeuhs
tistett BON iih ab3ubalien, unb srpur
hrahte Jrlanb oie before Gprt. bers
Dor, fotpeit man In bieism Sole iibers
Eoupt Don Site rsoen lam, aud Der
Wsin bes 1bqIss ben glouesiter mar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
Gar Toilette ans Bah.

gen iiber bic 3ati. bic In ben RISit.rH
ttrritie, cine Wene. i.br ,penig er.
tnuliter Qnhrihtsn Dor, bic su Der
JoIssruHa berehiissn, oob elm grobsr
1beil Der CroensssifIihteii arob finn.
lihtm pebsn 3ueeibon mar, .ibr.
WohIseiten soeen iit bic in bic Nati
krttn. uup oonn tranien lie bis gum
5naesaHbruh". erit bos Ginbrinesa
or Rormannen rdumie sriinoIi6 nit
oueoem auf. Is fam ,ine ,3eii, na i.Ibit
mcnder 5eilies bic gtreniisuna o.s
.Sttinss". ben sr trug unb ben sin
n.niser riecroi,s 3,iiaItsr ibm obn,
taness geesnssn asssben. srit nafsu.
ictif.n battle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
~ { 10 , o T (.

Die Hciuport Cffice iar sas yGin.
tl.tHatler &ulfsbIatt" bsiiubct iid) 10
Ho. 339 gprf Strake, geneniber srm
6onrtbanie, iuoieIblt Gtuiefcitcn, IN.
Seisea IL. |. III. bis 10 llgr i5 Iiuutcz
abena6 eutscsenarnpmmeu nerSru
StltpbOE SpMh 240f.
8teIIeih 4 t0btli6 oerIebt I.
BiIliam peasIat, 22 Sabre alt, an
Der Sooge unb gattsriou StraBe
pobnbaft, fisI gsIteru Qbsno in Der
Ndhe bon 0uoer. 9p., BON einem 9us
ter5ugs, tpobei ibm oas rst,ts gein uno
Der rehte Qrm obgefahren nurneu. @r
puroe auf sirem ,3uge nah Dopton
9sbradt. no ibm i'm Spssrs 6o'pitale
Die n0tbigs 6ilie 3utbeil lpuroe. sSns
1ol9e Der Iungsr 3eit, rpsI5s peritrih,
e9e Inn SiIFe geIeiitet tperoen tonnts,
perlor Psaslad pieI 8lut unp bic go
ipttals4er5te fup Der 4niiht, baB er
pdhrihetnIih ni6t gsrettst fpsrben
tann.
- De6er Der prdiibent 9alpIon
nod irgsnD Elm anoer:r Reprdientant
Der Rorthsrn aentutp StrabsHeiien.
babns sGsisGihaft traf nit bem Dan
toner 8efegtommittse. StaotanDuIt
uno htsSngenisur su'ammen. um
uber Die BON Der 8eieuiddft Quseelsqts
Routs al eeben. Die 4noe!eosn6eit
Der paftrunq Der Cr6inan3 ioate
heuts abeHo bem Stnbtratb CUR Gnt.
'deioung OprgeIsgt tperbeu.
- DilIiam Isrgufon tpuroe auf
getreiben feiner Satin p.gen Sriss
oensbruhs osrbuftet.
- Gh. 9a[agbsr tam oeIterr 2lbsnb
na6 Der gelIepue YoIi3eiitation uuo
bat ben tpdhthdbenben QoIi3iiten, ibn
ieiner eigenen Si6srbeit peoen eir,uz
iperren. pOli3eiritter alein pirb ibn
beute 4bsnb psesn 5runtsrbeit uno
gemetnen geuebmens 3ur Retenfhaft
Siebsn.
- Jrau Dora S6mibt, 50 Sabrs
alt, in gono Greet pobnbaft, itarb osz
tern sinen pIoBlihen lobss. Die Qeis
be plro auf oem Jriebbof in 4lsrauz
orld beftattet perben.
- Yoli5Iit Sohn S6nsioer IisQt in
Istnsr Wobnung an Der 2. Str1Be an
Der 2ungsnent5unoung bsDsntlid err
,rantt oarRieoer.
- 9eiunbbitsbeomter Or. Sobn
Sooo bsriftete geitern fOlgsnoe 20
ossfdas fir Die oerFloFens Uods:
osnrp DaHer, 81; Geona g. QisIans
Der, II; 4nnu W. Maitinot, 80;
WtIlam SarIop, 81; WaIter 5dp.is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

ber, 9; Man 6untemdnn, / Mondt;
emma g. 0oueb, 10; Sobn 5trobsI,
80; 9bpmas Sbaip, rs; pnris 6.
grofpn, 73; gabp monter.
gbornton 9ameron, Der felt 10
Sdbren in Detroit, Wih., anidffie lit,
trof geftern gum gefuh BEL 5reunben
Elm.
Die Offsutliden S6u!sn beeins
nsn heute fur oas SduIiabr 1911
1912.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

6offtler Restn. Die Jrag,,
o6 bic eiaeHariiasn WsrimoIt, bic I'D,
ouf stnIes SieiHplaitsn srboIten BADEN,
Sruren zines ~fcHiIsn Ressns@ bar
itsIien. bd. Die pr1biiioriife WiiItn.
ihoft pislfnt bsihdfiisi. 3ablrsihe
9tolcaeH bohtn onesnommsn, bdb
bisis iIstnen 4usbohlunesn einorii6s
bon prdhtitoriihen RsgsHtropfsn fnn.
Die Dor uisIsH 5uariaufsno.n auf bic
nniTe SbsrfIatt fptiten 1hons fisltn.
auf einem pisibtfprohsn,n fofiileU
lltbtrrsf., Der fi6 i'm qsaboop Ruis'
an in Dale bsfinoe.. Iinb gosslfpurtH
nit oisi,n ginbriidsn non Reesns
iropfen psrmiitt, uno ss ift bti gss
noutr Rahforihune mogiif, su fcgen,
c5 Der 9Ogsl iibsr oisf.s probiiioriite
Sh!ammitiid Dor ob,r nah oem Gal
len beg Rsssns ssi6riiisn ift. Dn bic
Ginbriids Rdnber ts5sn. bic ouf Der
sinsn Ssiis boher fino ols auf Der an
btrsn, 10 lib. iih Die itrde, Rihiuns.
in Der Der Rtgtn ,iufisl, unb oaburh
auh bic Rittuus bss minoss 3u bic
fer 3sit feftitsusn. G.gsn bitft 5ppo.
tteisn, bic bon tinsm foHiltn Rseen
ipru6tn. bat iih MI Dor .urstm sin
Oiisrrsihiihr 9soIose 5cefet o..
lpsnoei. Der in elmer unieriuhung. bic
er Der Disrsr 4iabemis Der WiHtHs
itoft nor!tets, cine snns n.us ersI6s
rune bieitr permeinilihsn RtgtH
ttopfbobIuns auiitsnis. Rad isiner
Msinuns i0nnien oi. 60hIunssn isbr
leift uno iinb ipabrifeiHlih burh
gIaisn zines Safes krporssrufen, bos
I.t an Der Gberfidfs Der ihlommis,H
eros snifpid.lie. bepor fie ntrfttinsris.
9iua srbob fit bic arass, oh bic Grs
,Iarung Der ileinsn Druben burf RE,
gen,ropfsn iiberhdupt mosIit III, uno
bas bat Elm ipaniiher Gslshrtsr prof
Ssrmano 5ofe Giiebon nota,fpisIsn.
er ianbt. bsm 5erauss,br oes pari.
ler COSMOS" elm Siiid 2sbm, oos at.
aau oisisIbtn Wsrimais, burh sintn
g.teen unierr 9ass hsrporssrufsn.
cuffpies, ME Der probii,oriins Eiein.
Der gsIsbrts itr.ibt Sasu: Dix
abatiads ~FOHilsn Rsssus- nsb0rs
ourhaus in bas 8srsit Der W5glif.
ttii unb man tam nod beuie beobo4.
tc1.s ME bic Spuren suf!anos iamtn.
Sm Dersongensn UldrS sr5eusie sir
Qisosrfbloa bon beoeu.eneer 6sftia,
,sii in m,insm 5ofs cine Wsngs fsbr
fsinen ShIammss. Gine Gtunbe Der
aube unb BED GonnsEideins CAB benz
glnHsr bic N6sIih.sit ob3uloufen unp
irodnsis bic gros, 10 bnb cine fpeifs
Shihi BON 9sbm surldblisb. Sann
tam Elm Isif.r Rsetnf4ausr. Der nur
iDeniee Setunben bouerts, uno Isoey
sropfsn. Der auf bisle ipeiGe S4ihi
fiti. litb Elm 3sihen surii6. eins ilsins
boblt 6olbtuasl. bic ben Gpursn ess
f,Hilsn Rsssns ourhous aIsinen. g
iit aIfo ourfons m6glRh. bob Die
raihlelhofien 5purtn i'm gsitein oui
tie Miriuns zines prdbiiiorifhen Re
gems suriidanfiibrtn iino.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
3 a miItp n.

SamiIiun gnseiecn, epfaI.Notise,
nno Henisfeiten iino absuseben Sd,
Scr 4. nns Charles Strofe. lluic,
ggent fiir Samiltun wpbnt No. 301
Worb 5rpnt Ctr. Selepbon Samiltu,
1376sR. SelepboR i,uisres aprreipon
osnten: 393X s,ea.
-lSpiepbins Brilliant, bic neur
Sabre alte 5ohtsr Der JamiIie Mari
Brilliant bon Der Sub 3. Strabe fie
porgeftern 2lbenb aus benz Qutomobi
pon Charles 5routman en- Der Sd.
Der Maple 4psnue uno Glib 3. Ctr
uno perrsntts Iid) ben lintsu Gqboesn
- Die 2eihs zines bis iebt uniosn.
ttfi3trtsn mdnnss i'm Qltsr BON etpu
30 Sahren purbs asitern Woroen I'm
s4 llAr auf ben GeIeiier Der Is. 8. &.
.. 9nbn iiiblih BON Der Rem aiper
Bride nit SerIhmettsrtsm StdoeI
uno gebrodensn GIieomaben esfunosn.
Der llnbe,annte tpuroe ipohrfhsinIitl
pdhrenb Der Naht Don einsm 3ug
uberfabren, tpdbrsno sr uuf ben 8s.
lerien entIang ging, oosr fisI BON siz
mem 3ug, pdbreno er als blinoer
paHngisr auf bsurisIben futr. Gr
bate einen Rod nit Der Mnrts Der
Union Clothing 60. bon 8incennes,
Snb., an, unb Elm tlsiuss Bud NIT
Der Qbrsiis 143 Cft 3. Strobe, Gin
cinnati, in Der Safts, Toris ben Ras
men oon 6enrp Seig phne QorsFs.
Der Mann bat graue augsu. ouu.Iss
5aar uno mar 5 SUB 6. 3ou srob.
Gr mar um s llbr Dorgsiieru Qbeuo
in GbIinoers 9arten nabe Goteotto
gsIsben poroen, no er ft in Der
nabeIisgsnoen Wirtbi6dft oss Joieph
gppsnfteinsr Elm 8Ias gisr uno sinsn
Sanopih gsben IisB. Or srSdbIts,
oab sr cine lanss Retfs 81 5ub gss
madt hdtte. Gr III au9enIteinIih cin
ooer Giisrgisber unb BAT
bic guhfabsn .W. 70" lbsr 3ufomz
mengsIsgtsn 5dnbsn uro bic 8uhitas
ben ". g." untsr ben 6dnosn t1tos
pirt. 9erIttebens gsriOnsn, Die 9ss
ftern bic 2eihe in 4ugsnitsin nabs
men, glaubsn. bab Der 9srungliitte
nit sinem Sfsnarbsitsr Romsns Trart
iosntiit 1T. Der bier Dor
tur3,r 3stt in elmer Jdbrit gsarbsitei
bat.
- Trau 5lorsnce StotsIp pom Ro.
"a Torreit 4psuus errpir,ts e.fsrn
siasn Suftbafebl gssen ihrsn Wann,
ben iis Der 5runtenbeit. Nihtpsriors
gung unb WibhonoIung befhuloigt.
- Sm bisitgsn Rssiitrir 9iftrttt
llo, l30, bsitsbsno aus Der Staot
6omiItor uno rsn lppnIbips ct.
CLAIR, JatrfisIo. 9anopsr unb Rch.
Iuurbsn 50 Gsburtsn pdhreno oss
munats 4usuit tsrihtet.
- Dm. e. grolpn Ii.b nprssiisrn
4beno isinsn Witarbsitsr 5rss.
g)oads rusgen Grisbeusbruts psrbafs
ten. Gsioe arbeitsu in Der grausrsi
osr Cincinnati grspins SO.
- Clarence SloaR, Dslder ben
1ob pon Soispb 8rapton in Msft
5bsItsr otruriufts, puros i'm hisfissr
poiiSeigsridt bss 3potihInss onss.
'Iogt. Sheriff grui srbpb Die ans
tlaes. 0as 9erbor fpiro btuis i'm
poIi3sigsridt Dor Wapcr goibipsu
tattfjnbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
Gin @ema nab Gin aber.

Ter Wenih In. nos sr ibi; b. 8.
intnn ~ bos OenoHsne aud asb6ris
rtroaui. Aber III isine 9uoauung
psitors. oann IN sr gan, mas cnoeres,
3. 4. ein an Dem Maesn cper aud Der
seber iranfer W,nf6. So!fs peiben
iu turiren, odsu gisbt .s elm jiNeres
ulitisl IN ben nur aus gflanasn ber.
psteuten CT. gsrnarc Qrdutsrpiden.
Cisis!ben snibalieH tsins Ihorfen, nur
nnf cine poriibsrssknbe Wirluno be.
1fhHstsn Stoffs. Gie iinb pielmebr
au' slnt fpirilite unb Dauernbe Sri.
lane btrstnet uno ourhous rein pe.
esiabiliih. Desbolb braunen Is aud,
isins 3uderbias. 25 Genss. aue
gpoibsisn. IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

V tn beionoer y Rennsei.
den.
cenmtx fduf bnn Nnbb,re0u Il.
llen 4ab ausitellenb): ~Mugen: gran,
YailHo: eeiDobmIih. Hoie:
Derr tbittellb): -N0neu Gie's
gnao'gs eerr Setretdr!@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
q o vi n eto n.

Tie SoDinstom Office iiir sas oSin'
linnati SDltsbiatt" bciiubst Iih I'M
9ebaubs Np. O9-5tf WSSiiua
auennc. auseigen, Rittbeisinscs
ano SeitcuRngen irgsnb,neIfer Art
nerbeu bis 10 Ilbr Abcnos baielbli
.ntaegeHgeupmmen. Selephou Sontb
a2l4-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-05

companies then operating in New
York state The figures were fixed at
1860 feet, which is 400 cubic feet
below the prohibition of the treaty.
On the Canadian side of the river
all $4,000 cubic feet of water, allowed
by the treaty, may be diverted from
the river when the market for the
power appears. Neither the Dominion
nor the Provincial Government placed
further limit on the figures speci.
fed in the Waterways agreement ne
gotiated by the United States and
Great Britain.
What has been the result of the
electrical development at Niagara
Falls? Has 1t stimulated industry
Has it produced economic benefit il
the manufacture of articles in which
power is an important item of ex
! pense? Is it a conservator of thu
coal fields of Pennsylvania? Does i
give to the citizens within the radius
of it's transmission lines cheap heat
light and power? Is it a factor il
public and private saving for whicl
communities having power possibil
ties should expend their efforts?
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-05
THE CONSERVATION OF NIAGARA

Power development at Niagara Falls
furnishes to the world an object les
son with regard to the restriction,
regulation and protection of public
water rights. Generation of electrici-
ty from streams under Federal or
State control may serve a useful pur-
pose or otherwise, according to the
wisdom displayed in awarding fran
chises and in supervising the distri-
button and sale of the power thus
generated
A treaty now exists allowing the di-
version of $4,000 cubic feet of water
per second on the Canadian side of
Niagara River and 10000 cubic feet
on the American side. On the Ontario
shores not more than half of the
water allowed by the treaty, or about
$4,000 cubic feet, is taken from the
river. On the New York boundary line
$500 cubic feet of water per second
is taken by the power companies
whenever there is market demand
for it. law, fathered by Senator
Theodore f. Burton of Ohio. who was
then a member of the House, limited
the quantity of water that might be
diverted on the American side of the
river to the capacity of the power
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-05
SLEEP WITH BARE SKIN.

THE physiological ideal of sleeping
is with bare skin, writes DR.. VIII
liam Lee Howard in Munseys Maya
zine. "The bedclothes offer a suffi-
cient covering for comfort, and do not
stick to the skin ard thereby remain
as a sodden garment. When rolling
over in bed, natures way of giving
every portion of the skins surface a
chance to breathe, they do not roll
with the body. In the ordinary night
clothing, every time you turn, you
simply carry the covering with you,
thereby depriving the skin of its full
breathing opportunities. For the same
reason you should never allow sodden
underwear to remain next to the skin.
Nightclothes, in particular, should be
loose and baggy."
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-05

Hurrah for Aguinaldo! At last New
York has a club devoted to the perpe-
tuation of the memory of the valorous
son of liberty. The little brown men
of the metropolis have formed Fill
Pine Club and engaged quarters in
Brooklyn. There are now about 500
Filipinos numbered among the perman-
ent residents of Greater New York, and
a hundred more stationed at the Navy
Yard. Independence of the Philippines
is advocated by nearly all the members
of the club. A weekly paper, the Phil
ippine Review, will be issued by the
organization, with Jose A. Manibo as
editor. Manibo is schorlarly youngs-
ter Of twenty-five, and was educated
at Queens College in Hong Kong,
Washington University at Seattle and
Ohio State University at Columbus
lie strongly favors the establishment
OF an independent republic in the is
lands.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-05

If you were ever seasick, you have
probably imagined that your tum-tum
had something to do with the ailment.
Doubtless it had, but only as an effect
and not as a cause. So, at least, de-
clares DR.. julius Auerbach, who has
Just returned from Europe, where in
company with other scientists he made
an exhaustive study of NAL de mar.
The ailment, says DR.. Auerbach, is due
to an irritation of part of the inner
ear which has as it's function the main
tanning of the equilibrium. The motion
of vessel upsets the equilibrium and
brings on seasickness. 1t has been dis
covered that irritation in other ways
of this canal of the inner ear results
in all the symptoms of seasickness.
Many tests proved that persons in
whose ears these canals had been de-
stroyed were never seasick.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-05
THE PENALTY OF SIN.


Commercial Appeal:
only a fool in a padded cell would
marry me now" This is a statement
tells it's own story. When a woman
held in a Virginia Jail to testify in the
now famous Henry Clay Beattie muir
der case.
It is the pitiful admission which
tells its own story. When a womon
sinks to that level Of the underworld,
when she feels that there is no hope
for her, she is to be pitied. The
priceless jewel of her womanhood
lost, she descends rapidly into social
oblivion. The path of life is strewn
with such fallen leaves. They will
continue to fall so long as they are
weak, and so long as men, with tempt
ing tongues. are allowed to tempt
them. 1t is the old, old story which
for ages has been told. almost, in
fact, since the beginning Of time it.
self.
Here is a girl gifted with more than
passing beauty, with talent with pa
rents who must yet love her. She
gave up all for the man who has
shown his worthlessness. She sits in
her lonely cell. She picks up the
tangled thread of her yesterdays. The
past with its purity comes back tc
her She cannot retrace the way tc
her lost girlhood. It is gone forever
and with it peace and innocence. She
is, now one of the worlds wrecks ant
will go on and on to her final doom
The story OF this unfortunate. who
| fingers in the Virginia Jail to testify
against the man she loves, is withou
sensations. It is but a commonplace,
recital that the newspapers give anC
vet there must be concealed. some
w -e agerm Of pathoe No one oaI
8 this womo1'1 inner thb~rh<l
4 ~ 4.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-05

and regrets really are. She rode her
passion blindly and recklessly and
now she must pay. 1t is a penalty
of sin. She can never know the joys
if chaste wifehood and motherhood.
She will be to the end mans play
thing. 1t is hard fact to face, but
she must face it, has faced it, In fact,
for her admission is all that is neecs-
sary to show how keenly she feels
her moral isolation.
Nobody but fool in padded cell
will marry me now
1t is the plea of the fallen. 1t is the
same sentiment that has been ex
pressed so many times before. 1t is
the truth.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-05
SCOTCH GENEROSITY.

Robbie met a neighbor who was
smoking some fine, fragrant tobacco
sent by his son in America. He took
out his own pipe ostentatiously.
"Ha you a match, Sander" he quer-
led.
The match was forthcoming-bu
nothing more.
81 do believe" said Robbie. Il ha'
left me tubacco to hame."
Then" said Sandie, after silence,
"Ye MIGHT as well gle me back me
match."-From Success Magazine.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-05
GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.
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New, York, Sept Estimation want
eu-bfltish nobleman, bona fide mar
SUE holder of one of the Oldest titles
I OF Scotland, forty-three years of age
Nseeks moderately paying lob anywhere
IN America. Best of references. Mar
rled. Title-hunting heiresses. save
your stamps. Address. MARQUIS of
Queensberry, New York
This advertisement more or less sets
forth the requirements of the latest
British noble to visit these shores. The
Marquis of Queensberry. son of the
author OF the famous Rules" for the
conduct of pugilstic entertainments
was passenger on the last trip of the
Mauritania. Clad in an ill-ftting
slouchy suit of flannel and wearing a
straw hat yellowed by age, the MARQUIS
indeed looks as if job would be vel
come. Yet, if he does not appear the
high and mighty noble, he talks sense.
which is perhaps better.
y am going first to Porcupine," he
explained, "and the length of my stay
there will depend upon what turns up.
Candidly, the titled gentleman business
Is -eeAout played out in Great Britain,
an, Y / can find good opening l will
reFain In America, abandon my title
and become citizen. In that case the
Narchioness and my two sons will
come over
81 am sick of being called Your
Ludship" and all that bally sort OF
thing, when it means nothing. | am
the only marquis in the United King.
dom who has mol seal in the House
OF Lords, cannot be elected to one
of the sixteen seats allotted to Scot
land in the House of Lords because
am a radical. Anyway, the House Of
Lords is about played out"
The Queensberry home is now in
modest cottage in Hammersmith, /;
middle class suburb of London, wher,
the Marchioness and the two sons, tn,
eldest of whom bears the title of Lore
Douglas, are now awaiting a possible
summons to America.
The title of the Marquis of Queens
berry dates from 1852. The famil.
q. Ylso owns the title of Viscount Drum
lanlig and Baron Douglas, created il
1925, succeeding the title of Baron q
Drumlanrig. which dates from tn
early part of the fifteenth century.
The father of the present Marqui!
while most widely known as a patro
of the science of boxing, had consit
cradle literary ability and was tn
author of several volumes of verse
and prose. His advocacy of radici
economic and social measures and hi
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-05
made him highly unpopu
lar among his fellow peers.

Gold fish will probably be in great
demand in New Jersey and Staten Is
land if the experiments of Ethelbert
Hoeyman, of Bloomfield. n. j., are as
successful as now seems probable.
Hoeyman used the gold fish as de-
stroyers @ mosquitoes, and says his
property is now entirely free of the
insect pests. He dug several holes in
his lawn, in which he placed barrels.
In to each barrel he placed a foot Of
earth and some water lily bulbs, thus
forming an ideal breeding ground for
the "skeeters." Three gold fish were
then placed in each barrel. Attracted
| by this ideal place for laying eggs, all
! the old mamma "skeeters' in the
neighborhood hiked there Immediately
are very fond of mosquitoe eggs, con-
sidering them a great delicacy, and
gobbled up both eggs and mother at Il
to raise their families. The gold fish
gulp Mr.. Hoeyman declares that
nearly all the female "skeeters' in
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-09-05
DIGESTION AND ASSIMILATION

1t is not the quantity of food taken
but the amount digested and assimi-
lated that gives strength and vitality
to the system. Chamberlain Stom-
aoh and Liver Tablets invigorate the
stomach and liver and enable them
to perform their functions naturally
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