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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

Gid unb TrintDdffsr
9riinoliae llnteriuhungen, bic lsbt in
Baris sIeih3eitie pon @eologsn, Gbe-
miterR uno Gr3.li6sn Sahperitdnois
gen angsfteLlt porben IIHb, haban gu
Der uebsr3euguug geiubrt, pob bei Der
Gntitsbung uno 0erbreitung Der 9iGt
bic 3uiammsnieguHg oes grinttpaFsrs
eins pihtigs Roae fpielt. Die Sssle
biefer JOriAuneen 1T 9r. Repin. Der
IaHgfriitige 8erfude on Tbiersn sez
maht bat, um nieie Bsrbdltnifie tlars
suItelsn. Die 9elegen1eit basu bot eiue
Srtihdft, no bic 8i6t in g1n3 aufs
fGlligem Grobe unter Der gep6lterung
berrihts. Der JorIher opfefte nun
cine iehr grpbs 3abl bon Ratten auf
Dem Iltar Der WiFsnIhafi, I'm bic
Wirtuna bss Waferg, pas in bisier
Grtf6aft benuBt Durbe, 3u ermitt:ln.
Sn Der gbat tonnte sr itets bas duff
treten bon gihtifhen 8erGnoeruneen
tn ben 5hieren nahfDsiisn. bic audi
nun ubgsihDddt ipureen, renn bas
Waifsr 5uror ubaetoht pcrben mar
0aseqen blisben fie briIfommen aus,
ipenn bic i'm Wuffsr gef0iien Salas sii.
Dor auf irsnbeinem Wsss our 4uss
ihsibung gebruht roprben tuaren. Die
9eriuds babsn alfo 5u einem p6lIig
tlarsn Grssbrtb eefiibrt, bas nm 70
ipertbbousr 1T. als es nit ben Refulta@
ten GbnliGsr lInferfubungen iiberein.
ftimmt. Die in einigen anbereH GatlsH
bereits frGber angitelIt iporben iinb.
GinsJsrnfh fhreibsr 0ers
mitttungss 4nfali 1T fosbsn
| In QrnsDa. ajs bic sankrnotiouaIs
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gferbe uHb Tnhr,uerfe.
@crIangt-mdunlih.

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re ay5sii ssadsniraasn 25 Oh EGisr Sir-
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21
EhiHsnad,ridten.

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men: naurst" pon aibau, sGalifor.
MIA" pon 8lasgon.
8Iu8gop. angst.: columbia
ppn Rem gDrt.
gbriit tan an B. Gns,i.: .oeIs
Tia CIap" ron gtetp gort, nat aopsn'
bagsn beitimmt.
GibraItar. anget.: .gauopie"
ron goiton. nGorpatbia" bon Rsu
gort.
qaIiIrt: .Cc,arit" bon Rsp Yprt.
na6 9Gtrag beitimn1t.
goItimprG 4uset.: rSress
lou" bon 8rsmen.
g bilubsIphia. 2lnes..: .Wors
qustte" pon Qntperpsn.
Tiume. gtbgsg.: nqannonia" mad
Rem Yort.
8rOphsob. SisnaIiirrt: .ghi.
cogo" BON Rem gort. mad 9aprs be.
itimmt.
9lnmputh. Mneet.: prGFoent
2iHcoIn" BON Rem gort, mad 5dm'
burg beitimmt.
gberbourg. Qnget.: raron.
prin3eIitn GeciIie" Don R.fp grrt, na9
Bremen be1timut.
Bremen. Qngst.: ,prins Jriss
erit Wilbelm" bon NeFp Dprt.
QipsrppoI. 2tnsst.: .Sssp.s
rian" bon montreaI.
goulpgus. Qbgss.: raDnig
Gilbert" nab Rem gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

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HoG. gsipislt; beuts nod fdreibt mir
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tsit Du bod aud fdon Idngis tssablsn
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SurRer Hann fI,r sinsn Broce.Sss5aaen,
ual Arfrrhss enietaen3MHfbrseH; uut aHa'
Ifs uub Iegif4 fpreGeH. Eefotiiauae nEo
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mar, als sJbnen otr Wsrbaftttt sinen
GGlag auf ben Muno sab2"
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

IeutId,er a,isnier.gerriu..

Tls msieisfbcr cbiasu ssersiHs ifrb bseruii
frernelic,sf esfuAf, eem peiGeHbepangnih beE
am 10 ApbrfHasr 1911 nerflgrbsneH NtvHless
Wbak 4 SlxifnmanH tenle AntufiitGg I'M !
tiEs fesa 1raasrEnule. SIC. fT2U 9sain Zirabg
aus recsi saolTel4 beisuipobnen, -.
5tIc. gHerefr. @r0f.
Qa1r. Graggf. Ger. II
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Rep gprt, 90. RpD. argstor
men: .aurst" pon aibau, .GalifoI
mia" ppn 9lascon.
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6 Z Z 0 den.

Stbulid, Mo., 20. Qop. u. M.
Madsp, Elm Reffe Don Jrau 5reb.
Dent Grant unb bon 5rau poIter
palmer BON gbieaoo, nurbe am Wons
tag 4benD Don Sobn 8. SOu.s, ein:H
.ssI Esxli.s1 Ron ben 9iisHba5ntN Nspa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-21

600 betrosen hobsn foa, its1te am
mcntaa Bella gutn $500 8iirgIhaft,
iporauf er aus benz 8efdnsniB entlois
fen tpuroe. putn befiirhtet INNER
nod, bob ibm Die geleimten unsarn
sii 2eib aufiieen tperben.
Sn Inflage5ufanb ptrz
est.
ysepDort, 20. ytooembsr. Rid=
ter Geubber bonn Queens Gountn
Sberaeriht. iteIlte Montas Saftbefsble
eegen sspfspb GoFibp, ben bemptratis
iden Bpb bon Queens Gountp, Wm.
Winett, it,, ben Sberrihters sGdnoiba=
ten auF Dem bempfratiihen Sitet i'm
speiten 2ihterz Tiitritt unb 2ouis +.
Wolter, ir., aus. Sn ben 9aftbefehten
ipirb eeiogt, bab Willett iih NIT Siilfe
Der beioen Qnberen bic Domination err
taufte. Wa!ter botte in Der 9onpention
Millettl gum Rihterumts=a =aanbioaten
poraefhlaoen. Gs tpuroe ertpieien, oab
2ebtersr furs por Der Romination
arpBs Summsn aus Der gant eeaogen
bate.
Mfprb.
RafftIIon, s., 90. Npp. @ii=
thsnb oariiber, bab er sntIoiTen pprz
ben mar, idob om Montae SObn aos
boso, elm IlapiIher Stredenarbeitsr,
benz Ssttipnshef Sobn Slein 5rpei
&uasln in ben 2eib, ben Wann tDot>
lid peripunbernb. WGbrenb bic 9plis
get nah 9pbpso fuhte, fam bieier in
bic Staot uno iteGte ith ben 9ehOrs
ben.
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roturpertTtdtten, eritptsr. Wodtp
mar Gigsntbimsr eirsr 1ayieab- uno
Sutiaen. apmpdenis.
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3n Derfanten -Sdi,ier.

Mnf auftton beufe, Hienftcg. EuGuittae
8 Iibr. Wc. 1892 Nine gtr., 3slt1diese nrif
pabsn uI,b 8inmer; fcrnn 3ftcdiaes r3sid
an Gamer G9r., hatinfer. 10 3iuuier; Col
20,<l20. fosfets $4,000: S. 900 cber mefrt
Ger !diifen biefsIben. Grsfap II
Muf mnfftcn mrraen fgittipof) gsnd-
mittnus 3 tTbr Msdlnlit 6tllS, Er. 2415 afr'
tor Sfr, b 3inmer Ganfs Got 25><t00 sus
alTIeb foftstr liber $1,000: $4,000 ooef iueHieer
fnnien hnffeibc. Grefdp III
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sntI fen.

Columbus, g., 20. Nop. Rah=
bern er freitpiGig bier Bohen i'm hle>
fisen Gefangnib sugebraht bate, mo
e. Dor Der Rade ieiner ungoriihen
1ouDsIeute fiher mar, bic Ct bur& ben
b 1asSwat; is;us1 NsisatSsui xm &26s
The Washington times., 1911-04-11
ROOSEVELT CALLED
-FOUR FLUSHER' BY
NEW YORK WOMEN
Other Bitter Criticisms Fol-
low Dictum About Size
of Family.

NEW YORK, April 11.-"Stupid four
fusher." Absolute fool" "Purveyor
Of balderdash," and Clumsy, common
and vulgar meddler." are a few Of the
epithets which Colonel Roosevelts die
tum that marriages Of less than four
children are sterile. has garnered among
New York women of prominence.
Mrs. Isaac L. Rice, president of the
Society for the Suppression of Unneces-
sary Noises, believing the Contributing
Editor comes within the scope of her
work, says: How like the, colonel! No
question is too great or too intimate
for him to bawl out his solution"
Mrs. Marcia F. Towns contributes the
opinion that. Theodore is a fool four
1usher, and may be few other things.
Let him arrange for his own off,
spring." suggests Mrs. Townsend, who
is treasurer Of the Women's Political
Union, but for heavens sake let him
shut up about the rest of America. II
used the right words to describe his
egregious idiocy, they wouldn't be
printed"
Mrs. Arthur Elliott Fish says Just
imagine a woman going through all the
necessary suffering ust to do service
to the state! Why should she? What
has the state ever done for her? Why
1t doesn't give even the children she has
proper protection"
America is in much more danger from
the prophet Of race suicide than from
its perils," adds Mrs. Raymond Brown.
president Of the Woman Suffrage Study
Club.
The Washington times., 1911-04-11
PROGRESS|VES ARE
MUCH ELATED OVER
PLANS FOR CAUCUS
Democrats Expect to Press
Reciprocity as First
Tariff Bill.

Progressive Democrats in the House
who have been making every effort
to keep their party straight, particu-
larly in tariff matters. believe today
that they have won a great victory
and that the Democratic caucus which
has been called for o'clock tonight
will instruct the Ways and Means
Committee to report the Canadian re-
ciprocity agreement tomorrow and
press 1t forward as the first tariff
bill to be considered by the House.
Chairman Underwood will come into
the caucus tonight with two bills,
one on the reciprocity agreement and
the other an omnibus free list bill,
dealing with agricultural implements
be asked to authorize the Ways and
Means Committee to formally intro
duce the reciprocity to the House to-
morrow and to report 1t back to the
House from the committee as early
as possible.
The Schedule.
The next recommendation VII be that
Immediately upon the passage Of toe
reciprocity agreement the Ways and
Means Committee bring in its omnibus
free list bill. This will in all probability
be followed by the woolen schedule.
which, in turn. will be followed by the
cotton schedule.
This is the comprehensive program
which was outlined by the Democratic
leaders today, and the opinion was gen.
orally expressed that 1t would be ap-
proved by the caucus. While the Ways
and Means Committee Is getting reci-
procity ready for the House 1t is not i'm
probable that reapportionment, direct
election OF Senators, and the admission
Of Arizona will be considered in the
House.
Playing Fair Game.
The decision to ask the House to con-
cider reciprocity first is intended by the
Democrats to demonstrate to the coun-
try that 1t is not playing politics or
taking advantage of the President for
the purpose of getting the whip hand
over him. Now that the President has
given his personal assurance that II
Is not his intention to take advantage
of his constitutional privilege to prorogue
Congress, the Democratic leaders are
ready to 60 ahead and give the Presi-
dent the tariff bill for the consideration
of which he called Congress into extra
session.
These Democrats believe that the
country wants reciprocity first, and they
likewise believe that the farmer opposl-
ton will be placated by the assurance
that reciprocity will be followed by
tariff revision measure, designed al
most exclusively for the farmer. and
placing on the free list many of the
protected articles which he is compelled
to buy.
The Washington times., 1911-04-11
LARDLESS COOKERY

Horseless carriages. wireless telegra-
ply, and now lardless cookery! Lard
has one fatal objection-it is indigest-
ible. Nine-tenths of the Indigestion with
which the American nation IS afflicted
is due to the use Of pork and its by
product-lard.
Recognizing this, The N. x. Fairbank
Company, has placed on the market
Cottolene, which can be used for cook
ing purposes in every way that lard
or butter can. and which makes deli
cious, digestible and nourishing food 1t
Is recommended by physicians, even to
invaIids, and 1t is cheaper than lard,
one-third less being required.
The Washington times., 1911-04-11
Passover Observance
Is to Be Elaborate

Elaborate ceremonies will tomorrow
mark the beginning Of the feast of the
Passover among the Jewish residents OF
the city. For. seven days the ceremon-
les will last.
The observance will be inaugurated
by services in the Hebrew Temple on
Eighth street tomorrow night and
Thursday morning. The Passover Can
tata will be sung by the choir on Fri
day, April IA. at 7:45 o'clock. The final
days will be Tuesday, April IS, and
Wednesday, April 19.
The Washington times., 1911-04-11
Realty Dealer Taken
On Bad Check Charge

Arrested on a charge Of obtaining
money by false pretenses. Dwight An
derson. real estate operator. thirty
five years old. is on the verge of a
nervous breakdown at the Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Anderson was arrested yesterday af-
ternoon by Detectives Barbee and Yer
million on a warrant sworn out by
James Murphy, who charges Anderson
had given him bad check for SIS. An
derson was taken to No. / station, but
his condition was such that II was de-
cided to send him to the hospital. He
has been in the real estate business in
Washington for, number Of years.
The Washington times., 1911-04-11
English Comrade of
Peary Naturalized

NEW YORK, April 11.-Capt. Rob-
ert A Rartlett, of England, former
commander of the Peary Arctic
steamer Roosevelt. on which Peary
made his trip to the North Pole, was
made an American citizen in the Fed
eral court in Brooklyn today.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-29

Francisco de California Nueva York !;
para este concurso Sc ofrecen treinta
dfas de plazo, que terminaran ell IL de
Octubre pr6ximo.
Inglaterra ofrece $4,000 duros, de los
cuales 5000 son para la famosa Copa
GordonIBennett, que Sc disputara ell l
de Julio pr6ximo, y 5000 para el con-
curse de mil millas en- territorio de la
Gran Bretaia saliendo ell % dicho mes
de Julio de Brooklands. Este importan-
te premio 10 concede ell gran peri6dico de
Londres Daily Maal.
En- diferentes palses de Europa Sc han
organizado los mas variados concursos
de La aviaci6n, y en- ellos Sc reparten
966.5OO duros para premios. Los mas
|importantes, aparte Los concursos Paris
Madrid y Paris -Roma4Tur1n va celebra-
dos y en- los que Sc han concedido Glen
mil duros, son los siguientes:
Grand Prix del Automobile Club de
Francia, 10000 duros.
Premio de L'A6ro por la travesia del
Mediterraneo, 10000 duros.
Circuito Aleman, que debe terminar
en- Berlin, 10000 duros
Meeting de Aix-les-Bains otros 40 900
duros.
Circuito Maritime Calais Dover Fol
Observation-Disclosures, 10000 duros.
Circuito s-Bruselas-L -Londres-Pa-
rls, organizado por la prensa diaria de
|dichas poblaciones, con salida de Paris
Tel Is del mes actual, $4,000 duros.
Circuito Ruso, saliendo de San Peters
burgo, 100000 duros.
Premios del Gobierno frances para ae-
roplanos militares, 24O0OO duros.
Y diferententes circuitos en- Alema-
MIA, Italia, Russia Belgica, durante ell
verano el otono, 10000 duros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-29
ART|CULOS De FAMA

Sin duda a1ggzna 10 con en- TODD AZ
mundo los que fabriean The Carter'A
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass, =. U-
de America, conpamdose en primera II
nea ell F1ufdo de escribir de Carter, que
es La tinta mas &preciada hoy en- el nner-
ado, por sus eondieiones de frnneza, eo+
lor, durabiaidad - eavase.
Ell uso de La Tinta de Carter se ha gd4
neralzado de tai manera que EN- La &c4
tualidad ea casi la 1nica que Sc enaplea
en- ell eomereio en- las ofc1naa.
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN-e
TIL. u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-29
INFORMACION DE DOMINIC.

Por cuanto ell promovente Jose Vi
cente Pujals, por cOnducto de SUI Abo-
gado Francisco Gonzalez Fagundo ha
presentado ante esta Corte una solicl-
tud interesando la declaration de do
mimic de la siguiente finca
Urbana: casa de mamposterla ST.
tuada en- esta Ciudad en- las GALES Co.
mercio, Cruz Santa Rosa sin hume
TO especial de que carece la manzana,
mide por SUI frente veinte y sels me-
tros ochenta centimetros, por su fon-
do veinte y dos metros cuarenta GEN.
timetros, cOlinda por ell NOrte con La
calle de Santa Rosa, por ell Sur con la
calle del Comercio, por ell Este con la ca
lie de la Cruz por ell Oeste con casa
de Avelino Peila, esta enclavada dl-
cha casa en- solar propiedad del Num-
cipio de esta Ciudad, tiene lln valor de
ocho mil dollars y sobre la eXpresada
finca no pesan cargas nj gravamen de
ningln genera.
Por cuanto a dicha solicitud ell Hon.
Juez de esta Corte j. A. Lopez Acosta
resolvi0 que Sc diera al asunto la ira
mitaci0n que establece La ley hipote-
caria, que sc cite en- debida forma a
los colindantes y anteriores duenos y
que Sc publiquen edictos en- uno de los
peri6dicos de mayor circulation de es-
ia Isla, por ell termino de sesenta dias
naturales, dentro de los cuales debera
practicarse la prueba que Sc presenta-
re y fuere procedente, con interven-
cion del Ministerio Fiscal.
Por tanto, por ell presente que Sc pu-
blicara en- la forma dispuesta, Sc con-
voca los anteriores duenos, a todos
los q. tengan alg1n derecho real sobre
inmueble descrito y en- general a todas
las personas a quienes pueda perjudi-
car la inscription del dominic que Sc
interesa, para que en- ell termino sena-
lado de sesenta d1as naturales Sc pre-
senten oponerse 81 les conviniere.
Dado bajo mi frma con ell sello Off
cial de esta Corte en- Humacao 21 de
Julio de 1911.
Jes1s L. Perey6.
Secretary District Court
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-29
Un million de
duros en- ell aire

Pasa de esta cantidad ell iniporte de
los premios que Sc han concedido en- Eu-
ropa y America durante al aflo actual
para la aviacion, premios que tienen que
disputarse los aviadores en- eoncursos tan
arriesgados como los va yerifcados Pa
r1s-Madrid, Paris-Roma-Turin, otros
Norte America ofrece $4,000 duros en
cuatro premios, uno de los cuales, mon
tante a cincuenta mil dollars, 10 obten-
dra Ell aviador que haga el viaje de San
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-29
EDICTO

Distrito Judicial de Humacao, P. r
en- la Corte de Distrito.
Estados Unidos de America--El Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.-S.S.
Ex-parte, JOSE VICENTE PUJALS
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-06
PRISONER ESCAPES FROM
COUNTY JAIL IN RENO
Cunningham Takes Shortcut for
Liberty. Reward is Offered

a. +. Cunningham the convicted
City Clerk OF Reno. who was to have
been brought to this city this morn
ing and placed in the penitentiary
escaped from the city Jail at Reno
last night and had not been located
at last accounts. Sheriff Farrell is
offering reward of $500 for his
capture. 1t is believed that the pris-
oner was helped by his friends and is
being sheltered by them
The Journal has the following ac-
count; kli
"The details OF the escape were un-
usual. Mrs. Cunningham had visited
her husband, remaining until shortly
after IL. When she went, there re
mained Cunningham and another
prisoner who occupied the same room
for convenience. Captain Cadle was
the only officer in the Jail
Cunningham room was the south
east room on the second floor \
table sets against the south wall. East
of the table is the bed extending
north and south along the east wall
The door opens inwards through the
west wall in the middle OF the room
A bathtub runs along the north wall,
extending east and west This is
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-06
Big Noise
Coming up

Prof. Love is making astonishing
progress with his drilling OF chorouses
and marches for the Big Show of
next Friday evening.
He found no trouble in picking up
good available talent in Carson City
The town has more singers and acto
reens in it than any town III the
country of its size.
We have artists who dance like
professionals and women full OF chic
and ginger and girls full Of histronic
talent and when it comes to interloco
turs and end men, you simply stumble
over them at every corner Some of
the members of the Legislature are
included in the cast and will do stunts.
The session will take recess on
the night Of the 10th and take i'll the
fun. The front row seats commonly
known as the bald headed row, will
be raffled off.
Any one would be willing to make
an extra effort to get in that row
for the chance of seeing Denton
White and Billy" Jones black up.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-03-06
Florence Out
With Coin

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Florence Goldfield
Mines Company was held in Goldheld
this week, the old directors being re-
elected Reports from the president,
treasurer and general manager were
made, showing that the company
property is in splendid physical con
dition and a treasury reserve approx
imating 100000 on hand
At the meeting of the directors fol
lowing the meeting of the stockhold-
er5 a dividend of ten cents per share
to l05,O00, was declared,
this payable to stockholders of rec
ord April 2, 1911. The books will be
closed April I'd and the checks sent
out as quickly as possible after all
transfers are checked up. The divi-
dend just declared is the eighth div
iden of the Florence Company and
when paid will give total dividend
disbursement for that company of