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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-05-26
STUART.

Z. J. Ricou vas in West Palm Bcaci
on business Monday.
Pau! Wrnam has accepted position
in the freight Cti.c" here.
-. -. Bal is spending q few day
vacation with his sister in Palatka.
gao. r. Goslin arrived last week Il
look after hi large pineapple interests.
Il. S. Wtham Wa in D-lray last
week. where he purchased team Of
mules and a wagon.
Mr. Helen Pomeroy returned Tues
DAY from a visit Of few weeks with
her son al Eidred.
Mrs. Il. ". Mulford and daughter re-
turned to their home in minneapolis,
MINI, last Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Whidden was in town
last Saturday He had company on his
return ~ West Palm Beach.
Frank Bartlett, who has been attend
ing collage in Enterprise the past year,
returned home last Friday night.
Geo. ". Perkins boat house is now
completed and adds very much to the
appearance If that part Of town.
Mr.. J. &. Michael and son, Gray,
and Miss Edith Coker, Of Oakland, are
guests Of friends and relatives mere for
couple Of weeks.
T. l.. Beyille left last Friday night
for COcOanut Grove, where he will be
station agent for few weeks during
the absence Of the regular agent.
If the rumors are true there are some
undesirable citizens in Stuart; the alb
sence Of whose persons and practices
would benefit the morals Of the place.
Albert Weaver, assistant in the rail.
road freight Office here, was called to
bis nome in Georgia last week by the
death Of his brother-in-law. He re-
turned Sunday night.
Mrs. W. NJ. Ehrhart left for Lisbon,
Ohio, last week, where she will proba-
bly, spend the summer, her sister being
very i'll at that place. She was accom-
panied by Miss Ethel and Master George
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Bessey, Miss
Perkins and Geo. Canova left for New
York last week. Mr. Bessey has ac-
cepted a position in Geo. w. Perkins
office.
A rock crossing has been put in at
the Christian Endeavor hail, also one at
the church, which extends on past the
League room to Avenue &, and thence
across Second street to the meat mar
knt.
About ten candidates haye announced
for member Of the board Of school trus-
tees, the election Of whom takes place
June 9th. Out Of this list we should
be able TO choose three men who stand
for progress.
Mrs. G S. Haney left Wednesday for
Warren, Ohio, where she will remain
an indefinite time with her sisters. The
Christian Endcavor society rendered
her farewell reception at the hall on
Tuesday evening. About fifty of her
friends were present to wish her God /
speed.
A meeting Of the citizens was held !
Tuesday to discuss the building Of
bridge across the st. Lucie river at |
this point. 1t was finally decided to
draw up petition asking the County |
Commissioners to assist in building it,
ana Geo. Gusling, Walter Kitching and /
Geo W. Parks were appointed com
mittee to meet with the Commissioners
at their next meeting. Prospects for
the bridge are promising.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1911-05-26

Six negroes were taken from the
county jail at Lake City Sunday morn
ing and shot to death by mob of
twelve men. The raiders arrived in
automobiles from Tallahassee, and,
disguised as officers Of the law,
showed the sheriff's 10 year-old son a
bogus telegram for the release Of the
prisoners. This fake message proved
to be an open sesame and the negroes
were removed by the mob without dis
tnrbing the citizens Of the sleeping
city. The raid was made at 2 O'Clock
in the morning. Everything was
so planned and worked that when the
bodies of the negroes were found at
sunrise, no trace of the lynchers was
to he seen. The killing occurred one
mile from town. The legislature. We'd
ncsday, offered reward of 200 for
the arrest and conviction of the parties
responsible for the lynching.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-10
NaluHt 6ias &irdiboisnsrsin.

Der DeutIhe prptsitantii6s Sir6z
6ofsz9erein auf 8alnut Siqs belt
feline gerIammIung am ssftrig.r Gage
in Der Rirhbofszaapels a6. 5err gBm.
6. Gulop prdTbirte uno Serr Bruno
9u6odi fiibrts Das 9rOtctou. Die
idbrliasn 5inan5bertdts puroen uns
terbreitst. Shasmstfter PIump bertHe
tete iber Ginnabmsn pou SIS, ,409.75
unp 4ussaben in 9Obe pOn $12,z
99O.77, IobaB Elm Rafenbeitano pon
S2418.98 pprbanben 1T. Der 9ertht
bes ;SinauSistrstdrs 5errH ghos.
9ra6 ostt fi6 nit bieTen 3ablen.
Inter ben Gtnnabmsn ftgurirsH: ST.
423 fir Gotten, 1856 fir Srdber,
S1O58 fir 5teinz unb 5unoumenturs
beiten, $2831 fir 5erridten Der 0ras
bsr, 1851 fir ShisfsrgefpDIbs, u. (. m.
4uBerbem purbsn Dem 8erein i'm
2aufs bes ssahrss gsrmd6tniffe 5ur
Summe Oon $2175 gsmuht. Die sans
zen Gtnna6msn nareu $12,997.04
Der RafIeubeitQnb gu gsgtnn bes ubs
uslauFenen :Sabres mar $2412.71, pus
bic 9eIammtiumms Don SIS, ,409.7E
sraisbt. Die gurgI6aftsn Der Beam.
ten tpuroen ernsuert uuo i'm uebrtger
tpurpsn ROutiusssi6Gfts erleotgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-10

oargeIteQt. @roBeS SelpIht ut aut
bic ausftattung sslsgt uno al .o1eis
romantiibe ScenerIe gelangt IN ertett'
BOILER 8eiie sur 8eltung. User an
elmer aeoieqenen 8oritellltng SenuB
finbet, Oiirite oleie @o6e ourd etnen
8eiud) Dieies beIiebten Ibeaters lelne
3rpefe crrethen.
Gie 8eiangspoiie o2iige oetne6rou
nidt an" qelangt otele 8ode I'M
q rauo SpernbouS 3ur Au1'
fiihrrnq. es lit Die gemetnimHe Mr.
belt Der aIS EoIien0ihter oortbetIbaTt
befounte,t Campbell Gaioo nno Char
les Tidiou un0 oos Stil6 ipruoelt
forrulidl iiber BON Sumor uno @rb.
3os Stiif bot glei6 oreI 0eloen, o'e
ihrc 8uttinnen in Die SounDnrrl1he
oei6idt baben un0 ibre 6rethett mogs
Iidit ausfoiten Dpllen. ytaturtt9
folnnen Die Ginttinnen oablHter nno
borou5 eraibt lid Die gelungertIte SEr
tlIattonsfomit. au Der Splse Der
8eieuihoit itebt Der oelItihe 0talett-
for1ifcr Gnoe 2etpis, Der bon elmer
utsgeBeihueten 8eielliHaft uHter-
1tiibt miro.
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0ebnrten.

Gsoras unb Ulargarst 9tnnet. Sunt
uub RENDITION Str; RGchen.
Oscar uRo Rapme 5lois. 2l2 GAL
houn Ctr; anabe.
Robert unb GIisabtth Rsarbon, 445
On 3. Ctr; Rnabe.
Miliam uno 5lorsnct Stone, 653
Meit Court Ctr; Rndbe.
eeors. uno gIi3obeih ernit, 1880
Wsslen 4pe.; UlGo1en.
Diniam uno Stella 1ulIp, 709
Carr Ctr; anG6e.
Darn unb 2aura Seniing, 97O
WeUberion QDs,; Ruabe.
Sobn unb Gl.n meapDtps, 301 u.
giersebute Ctr; Rabden.
sSoiepb unb Rate gonmdu, 625 Sit
Iront CTR; WGoden.
sssobu unb G.Lis Road. 606 Bsit
3. Ctr; RabGsH.
ssrant unb Warn 1brem, 1868
Gpriua 8rppe 4pe.; Rdohen.
sreS. uno Rarp Groermanu, 5Opn'
t9tp avg NEsuDs'
Scispb uaO alma Baum. 929 Stdt.
4ptnus; WGbten.
Games unb Gouiia Rcaeon. 52C
Gldrt Gir.; uf1o6en.
Robsrt unb WtatilDd 4lisn. 5amil'
ton, o.; Raotsn.
Chris. unb Quna 3nid. $40 Dapit
GtraRs; Rdp6sn.
gopdre uRb 2snG Sieber. 276 Gm'
ming CTR; auabe-
Saeob uno Nina Sammonn. 159:
Weft 2ibertp Str.; aHabe.
nenrp unb Rate gppman, 92(
Wounb Ctr; anabe.
| Gil unb CLARA Sibion, 6s6 D,it s
Gtrnbs; aHabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-10
gIbt ben Iinfen Irm eiH.

Der 47jdbrigs, Dsrbsiratbets Msa.
ihiniit Satob 9oerfIsiu, Der in Der
8eqspus 8rdusrei bsf9Gftigt ift. gee
riet9 geitern Gbeno gsgen 10 nbr, ais
er nit bem Gin0len Der Mai6iusrie
bei6Gftigt mar, nit bsm Iinteu Qrm
in Die SrdnsmtTiOn. 9ds Giieo
purbe. ebe Der Qernite aus feiner ents
issIihsn Gage befrett tpsrben tonuie,
oerurt sermulmt. oab oasielbe i'm
StaDtbOfpital. pobin DDerfIein burch
PatroI 3 gebruht puros, omputirs
psroen muBte.
Der 8erunsliidte 1T ourd oen8Iuts
bsrluit berart erI60pft, baB bic 4er3ts
on istnem 4uftommsu 5psifsIr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-10
Starb i'm Suipital.

Wtarb 5omuion. bic oorsefern
4beno an Der SpriusgrOos unb Gins
ben apenue in bsipuBtlofsm 3uftanos
aufgsfuubsn unb Hat Dem Stubtbcfpis
tai gsf6idt purbs. tit bprt ssiterHgta64
mtttas, obne bas 8etpuBtieiu tpteoers
erIanst gu BADEN, geitorben. Die 5rau,
tpslte cine ausabl Ra6i6liifeI imge'
fibs bate, lit roh 8efunb Der Soripi'
tulGrSts on elmer aomplttdticH opn
Rruntbeiten uno anger ibrsm gdmeu
tounte Hihts neiter in 8eSug auf ibrs
Qsrinn feiissIteat psroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-10

DER qeitrigen 0erfammlung bes
Gt. alcriius maiitnptrsins. Epslts
uutss 9prfs pom 5errn Dernsr Bib
mspsr unb Der prototclfiihrung ots
6srra Geo. y. Ghranb in Der 81.
Warien S6ulbdle ftnttfano. eing cine
Eislrlg oes SpsstGl.omulittees pOrs
ber. an DsrisIten fiihrts 5err GotDdro
Csipdlb ben gorfib unD 5err SD.
aolsmtrr nds prptotpa. CUR 4ufs
Hdbme dngsmelbet ipuroen Die 5ers
rem anb. Graf, Sobn aoebler, Satob
aoebier, aHton Shmibt, ghds. ).
Disrtss. Soi. u. Gruber, Spi. Suber.
y. gerIGner, aari Gief.r, Soi. D..
Rottrt uIb u. Gunbsrmann. Die Gins
nohuien beIisfen fih auf $90.25.
Sn Der Johann Tiattfinbeuben 8eg@
s8sriammluns selanets oerShDes
iternberidbt sur 8srieiung unp ans
nohms. Nus bemisI6en geht berpor,
poB i'm qduf, bss psrTlpfiensn Teos
mats 4 ainber IN bic 4Hitalt anfsss
snommtn uno Gins sntlaiieR tpnrct. Die
3o6l Der ftinber betriet 804. Hdmlit
134 anaben unb ITO Ul1bGen. Die
Giunabmen nit adiieubeitano beliefsn
81 auf $232.Ss. bic aussaben nuf
S17J13, 10 bab $53.75 in Der aaff.
uerb:ebsn.
Der gorftanb bsridtsts. baB BIZ
Grffe oil. aommunioR Der ainber am
60. april in Der Rapslie Der anhoIi
iisttfinoen frirb. Der Shulraib habs
res 6aus bts 0ereins an ard 5trnbs
tdnflih iiberHpmmen. Die ReiHeiHrob'
me Der Wafbinstons geburtstagsi
feier bstrug $3129.02.
Der gisrteIiabrsberiht bes Shds'
meiiters. 6errn SobH 8. Weiners
uiebt oi. ginHa6mtn nit RnHsnbeftaut
3u $2l. .S46.36 an; bic gtussdbsu b.
liefen iid, auf S14, 1875, 10 baB 81 !,
38S.44 In Der aaiIe Dsrblieben. Th
pom SpsstuIsRommittse smpFobIener
Usitslieber ipurben sinfimmis in bel
9erfin nufssnommen. Dem Srgant
item, Serrn Wm. Wieper nnD 5rnn
soipis allen. bic bei Der DafhiHetol
Gsbnrtstassfeisr oem @srein ihr
1ienIie nibmstsn, ipurbe Der Dan
Der 9erfammluns uusg.oriitt.
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Ratteu nernrIadsn einShaeeRien.r.

aur3 Dor II ubr gsitsru abeHo
brad in benz 5tpeiitOdtgeu BObnbaufs
bes George Sspaio. go. 236 Sft
Clifton 4ps., eiu Seuer aus, bus els
uen S6aben BON $500 uuridtete, ebs
es geI6i6t tperesn tpHnts. Die 5as
mtIie mar our 3eit pom Saufe ubipes
ienb uHo bas Seusr, oas In stnerH
S6rnut in Der Slide ausgebro6eu
mar, tpuros bon stnem 8oriibergebeHs
ben sntbedt, Der bic 5euertpebr alar'
mtrts. IS berrf6t Die auftft, ouB
bas sseusr our6 Ratteu berurfadt
purpe, tpst6e an 3iinbb6ls6en, bic
Tit in bsm Shrarte befauoen, seuagi
5dtten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-10
Eterblid3f eitsberid,t.

gelbis 2tifier, 8 Wonatt. 108 pests
Gtrabs, 5ubertuloIis.
Jrsoerida gIarte, 81, 1879 Rabis
ION Roab, llnterletbsent3iinbans.
Stspbsn Butter, 10. 2ongDieu 90
fpital, AlisrsihDGAt.
emma u. gbeeper, 63. % Sit
Ddripid slnts. Bronchitis.
Jobn 1uIlmoH. q, 941 Yort Ctr,
1ukrtnloiis.
Gbarles Tlurran. 81. 1113 Sped'
more strait. 7ubtrfulofs.
CHARTS Strsitbed. "a. 1861 Woo'
Sirabe, eebsrptrbdrtuRs.
Milliam 6ouit, Az. ftootifhss ar'
menbaus. 6ersltiben.
Warsdrei Wilf0H. 80, 14l0 Up
jones Str. Hrebs.
Glisabeth E6nlint, 10, 1889 Glai
Sfrnbs. geberptrb6rtuHg.
Etanlsp W. Sonts. 33. 10 Msf
WsWillnn Str. 1ubertul0fis.
MiIiom GpmaH, 5. 769 Belts Ctr.
Sharlchfifber.
0arrp Graesp. q. Stffericn 6otsI
gsitvenlsih<n.
Gdtbtrins huffman, 40. 200 81
aibsrtp STR. 0drRpersiftune.
Cornelius Hudlep. 8, 672 Stat
4penus, Snarla6fishsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-10

Soiepb 6. Dan, Elm bisbersr Be
pDbnsr pom Sdstn. 9p., befarb iid
seftsrn friib auf benz Seimpsse, dIs si
an Der 4. uup Spbn StraBe pom stnsu
unbstaHnteu angsbaltsn unb befraS
purbe, pobin er sebe. Gr CAB ben
gremosn bic gepinibts 2tustuuft, ND
rouF beier tbn bat. thm cine 5iirN
DolInrsRots fir &letusetc 81 stben
Gap 5ug pds 6sIb aus Der Saihe uni
i'm gtu bate Der Jrembs ibm oasielb
entrifsn uun bic JIudt srsrtffeu, tDrr
auf Dan Der pOIiSsi feiusu 8srluit an
melbete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-10
(Gineeiaupt.)
Sanf pts grinareasattM

Qn bic perebrIihs Rebattion bes GIN
cinnatisr goltsblatt, bier.
9ee6rte S0erren!
Sd bin srfuht porben, ben 8apsrne
pereinsn iunsrbalb meiHes amtsbe5irs
tes, bic sur Ssisr oss 90ten 9sburts=
tages bes grtnsrssenten pOn 8upern
ibre 9IidpuuI6s gsianot baben, ben
aaerb06itsu 9ant bes Subilars fir
oieie Sunbeebungsn 81 ibermtttein.
Bel Der grOBsn Reuse Der bier in Be-
tra6t tpmmenosn &unbssbunaeu eIauz
re ih mid oieies 2luftrasss am beft.n
baour6 Su entleDigsn, bab ih Sic Bit
te. Der unIieesneen 8stuuntmahung IN
Sbrem sef9dstsn 9Iotte 9srbreituns
Su pshen.
Uait eraebeuitsm 9dnt i'm @oraus
S1o6obtungspoQ
Or. 2etten6dur
aatisrlider &OHiul.
Die psri6teoenen lanbsm1nnifhen
aunbgebungsu Der 8opernpereiue in
nerholb oiefss aprfuldtsz8estrtes 3ut
Refer oes 90ten 9eburtstaess Setnsr
Sonigli1su 6obett bes prtn3regenter
BON 8Qpern fino an bie Suitdnoist
StslIe eeIdngt uub bulopollit sntgsgsr:
qenommen tpproen. Seine a0ntsii9'
scbeit parsn Iber bic 4nbGnsIihtett
ner om.rifaniIheu 8apsrrpereiue II
bic aft, 6eimutb icbr srfreut uuo laFsr
alien cen 9ersiusu, bic iolherart be,
SutelFsier uebcdt bdbeu, ben rpdrmiter
0ant hisrfii- gum 4usoruf briueen
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3pei Giabriid,e in 3astsm, SIN.

Der bisissn poIissi purbsn esftsrn
slUtt GiRbriifs gtmeibtt. bic In Gaps
ton. Hn., unb. ipis "a ben gfnfhein bat.
bon tinsr uHo oerftlben perfon auss
gefiihrs rUcrntn finb. Jpbn Msbsr. 325
Dritte aptHut. bsElGgt ban Wsrluii
n<bttrer 9ubfHb ftlb<rnsr Uleifer, Ga.
btln Hnb p6fftl. ionic cine Quanii-
tdt GnmudfaGen. tpdbrenb aus BEN
neknais esIegenen 6onft bes gbds,
Degeuaan. 80. 323 Driits aloenue
fbenfaiIs tinige 0ubtnb iiIberntr BE.
itfde y. I. 10. entipenbef tpurDen. Tsl
Dieb mar In beibtn MsbuHngeH az.
lEnet. iRbfm sr burd9 ein gslpoItfanI
as1sfnkteR Hknlitr fini4ie1.
4 :
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40f.ripisIer iib,rrumpslt.

Die 9etettips Bel unp S6aeFer
untsrn0hmsn ssitsrn frib cine Rassia
duf bic Wirtbfhaft bes 5arrn go
nofstn, 80. 576 Wsit Sshfte StrdBe,
no Tie Is poteripieler Iberafdten uuo
untsr Der 4niIage ees Serumlungsrns
in elmer WirtbIhaft perbafteten. nos
nnfsfn ielbit uno Iein S6anfte[lner
purben uatsr Der antIdge Der 8erless
uns oes Tsitierna4tsgelsses sinsts
lc4t.
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5ebte ibr aino aus.

Cine ettpa 28jdbrigs 5rau, bic unts,
benz Romsn rWas" aeeudn betonni
lit, Iisb seitern tbr, stpu einidbrigsf
&ino in osm Speiher oss 9aufes Ro,
652 Dsit Ss4ite Strabs i'm Stid, pr
ss fpGter BON ben SausbepObnsru ent'
bett unb Der poIt3et bes pterten 3i,
itri;ts iiberseben puros, bic es mad
Der aiRberbeimdth fhidte.
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I'm ieiaeu Gbrunsmeter beitSbIeu.

Rpberi aspiiOn. 2417 NlcRilIan
5trabe, berihtsts ssitern Der golisei,
bdb er In Der DirtHhoft go. 419 @.
Gehfts Gtrabs. no CT NIT eiRsr ans
sahl perionsn traHt. bon elmer unbes
fannten s5ruu. bic In Der Geie1fhafi
mar. um fsine soloent lIbr i'm Msrtb.
poa $50 bsitOblsH srcroeH iei.
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1eutid)es 1beater.
Sin inRiger E6manf NIB elm bib
ibes eieeerfsnstrt.


Die 8efn6er Des 9eutfhen 5bed1
ters batten geftern 4beuo 8eleaenbeit,
einsm guten MdnnsraOr 3u Iauf6en,
DeHn Rapeumeiiter 5errmann, beHen
8eHsfis mar, fiibrte benz publitum
feline Gdnser Dor, iiber bic er als Dts
rigent ben 5dftftOt gu i9mingen
pflsst. Der etfpu is63ig Stimmeu
ftarte Gbor iebte iit aus ben Sans
germ beg Speretten6ors. bes 8uperiz
ihen unb bes 6erpsgb WGnner6prs
sufammen. Die 2isbsr .Dus lift Der
Tag bes 5srrH", r9i6tersrab am
Rbein" unb v2onotsuHung" fanoen
bDhit anfprehenben 9ortrag, uno
Sdnger tpie 9irigent purosn BON Der
3ubOrerThnft burh bsr3li6en 8eifal
ausse5ethnet. Der gsnsfi5idnt .u1s
pfing i'm 2aufs bes Qbsnbs nod nns
nsre ehren, perbtents anerfennuns
fir Iein rsblihes Wliihen Inn uufere
beutfhe Biibnt.
Den 2ieoerpprtrGgen folgts bie4ufs
fiibrung ees lufttgen S6tpants Die
WeIt obne Skinner. bas g.m.infame
Dert Der 5erren Gngsl unb Sorft.
Dos YubIftum bate an Der flotten
8orfeaung feline bsQ. 5reube, unb
fpdhrsnb Der 4usflsioei3ene ging ein
aihern burh ben Raum, bas sbenfo
.rsoslih mar pis bi. 8orgdnge auf
Der 8iibne. Die Vorbereituneen Der
brsi tpeiblihen 6oesitols. gum 3ubets
teeeben nit Riidiift auf ibre un5us
reihenbeu S6Iafsslsgsnbeitsu fino
dber aud gar az trOIIis dH5uieben.
unb tpeun bann nod eiuWanH bereins
gefhnsit tomnt, Der uta 8iigelbrett
ius 6aus nis4dzpis gu Der nod pieIe
Semefter GlterH Quomiua Muller be-
foro.rt rpirb, 10 III Is nur srtldrIth,
bab cine iOl6e Sssn. bic sr0bte 5eis
terteit ousIoit. Die orsi e.fhDorss
nsn RdnnerbaFer. fir bic natiirli4
nod Dor ShIub bes Stiidss 6srRsht.
erfheint, purpen bon ben Sameu IRE
lanis GtrnuB, Mmanoa Blum uno
gIIs S6mibsgortp gang rei3sno barr
aeftsat. BefieI an ber Suite 8ranble
(5rau Straubs5errmann) pas reics
lutte WGb6en, 70 sntSiidts Jrau
Shmib als oie Wam'su llsbermutb
8auld ;5ebringer. Die nlsbr pdfip.
RoIs Der gbriftine purne pOr SRI
Blum ourhsefiibrt. 6err ulrif
Saupt in Der ROl. Des einbrtusltHgs,
Der ii6 ipdter ais Or. Ddloed srt;
puppt unc ben Rdnn.rbuB Der ener'
aiffxn 8ufts bestpingt, CAB fin ipisot,
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siei isims Sirsid,aft i'm ztid.

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ben.
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Saie.HaH.

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perfriibt. - 3Dei DDden SoHnsns
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ten brilliant, bod mar Der Sitg Guf
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eefer.-Sm Sabre 1904 fa
Sitern auf ben 3. April.
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gu bem ssitrie<n Gpiele basisn ii6
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-22
THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

1t looks as If a majority Of the peo-
pie Of Mexico are opposed to Diaz
and his tyrannical methods and wish
to see established there a republic in
reality rather than a pretence.
The majority of the American peo-
pie will endorse this comment of tho
Philadelphia Times with reference to
the possibility of intervention on the
part of the government, that
I'VE Americans are in poor position
to deny to any people the elemental
righ. Of revolution
I'VE became a nation by proccssc
revolutions; and we are proud of it.
! IF it was right and justifiable for
us to revolt against tyrannical gov
ernment. why is it not right for the
people Of Mexico to do the same?
1T will not do to say that we must
intervene in Mexico in order to re
store peace and security.
Some things are more important
than peace and security. Human
rights are among these things.
1T will not do to say that Ameri-
cans have investments in Mexico which
must be protected.
Dutch, French and Spanish inves-
tors had Investments in the colonies
at the time of the revolution, but Hol-
land, France and Spain did not inter-
fere to suppress the revolution. France,
indeed. interviewed. but it was IN the
cause of the people. not Of the tyranny
But still more apt parallel III
the Mexican situation may be found
in our own civil war. Foreign in, est
ments in this country were imperilled.
did any foreign country intervene
No.
why not let Mexico fight out her
own battles?
she IL rich enough to pay all til
indemnities that may be necessary"
All Of this is true; and there IL nc
reason why we should not applaud the
Mexican people for their endeavor t.
make freer, better. more liberal and
more progressive government.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-22
HOW GREED WORKED.

III may W discovered by and w that
greed il = disease just al drunkenness
il now declared to be. 1t blinds men
to their own meanness. Read the fol-
loving story Of men on spec:
John Callahan, councilman of
Wichita, Kan. stole . lot Of stamps
He sold them to q former chief Of
police. Frank Burt, At 50 per cent. Of
the market price. and Burt in turn
sold them to Levi Naftzser, wealthy
citixen, churchman. graduate of
lows university, for Is years president
Of one OF the most substantial banks
Of the town. at an advance Of 20 per
cent. The banker sold at as close a
figure as possible to face value. The
federal government placed detectives
on the case to recover the stolen
stamps and brought the three men
above to court on trial for theft
conspiracy and receiving stolen goods.
These men were found guilty, and
Naftxger. who made less than SIS on
hig part OF the transaction, was fined
$500 and sentenced to Is months in
prison. The Judge said to him: "Tc
a man of your financial position the
fine is not a punishment"
This sort of medicine ought to prove
to be an effective cure for greed If per-
sistently administered
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-22

The old saying that there is no loss
without some gain is borne out by the
change which has heen wrought in the
couhtry's shipping. There has been
much lament over the decadence of
the famous Yankee seamanship, but
after the passing of the clipper and
whaling fleets at last has come to the
high seas a new breed of Americans
who are the equal il not the superior
OF the old.
The mechanical genius of the nation
has sent many native young men to
the steamships of the navy and the
merchant marine. Ninety per cent. Of
the ailOr-mechanics of the United
States navy are American born. TWEEN
ty years ago the proportion of Ameri-
cans on merchant vessels was only
about 80 per cent In 1910 the proper
tionwas ~ per cent, the natives heav ;
lily predQmi{lating over the naturalized
The showing for this year will be even
better, an the movement of Americans
to the sea has been steadily increasing
for several years.
In many ways the mariners OF the
new school are better than the ole
sheltbacks that heaved at the capstan
bar and lay out on the end Of the yard
arm. The demands of steam and cleo
trical machinery require a. different
kind of skill and more intelligence
The constant advance of mechanics
and electrical science makes it neces-
sary for them to keep, mentally fresh
and alert They Know more and are
more lroel essive thu n the old-time
sailor. and in their habits they are
ciea Cleveland Leader.