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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
Jn(an0Ue(egrQp6
bnIpn BON Der 8unoesz
granb iurD getlag t.

granbiurp u II setlag t.
Gbicasp, Sis, 7. Nooember.
Die bieiiss Ser. Ct, @ranDiurp bat
am Opnnsritog IntIdgen gegeH ben
farbisen 6auittimpfer Sad SObnion
ipeeen 9erleBung Des Wannz@eieBes
srboben, tpel6es perbietet, baB Mdoz
den fir unmoraIiide 3lpede BON einem
Stuut in ben anoeren transportirt
psrben. Gs tpurben bier ipsaifilde
antIasen sessH Sofnion erbOben uno
Der Ri6ter 2anpis ieBte feline gIrgz
fhaft auf $4,000 feit.
Die 6ilfsbunpesmar1hdQe. bic NIT
Der 9erbaftuns Sohnion's bsauftragt
puroen, naren bis gum 4bsno ni6t
i'm Stanbe i'm gu finoen, obelei4 in
alien Sbeilen Der Staot na1 ibm ge=
iu6t ipuroe.
Der San, auf ben bic Mntloeen gsz
gen SobnIon baiiren, lit osrjentee bon
Belle S9rifer, BON pittsburs (peib),
bic Sobnion i'm 4usuit 1910 bon
pittsburg na6 Gb,cago sebra6t bate.
Die Surb ihentts o6sr aud ben Nuss
iagen Der 2ueils Cameron BON Main=
neapolis eroBe glufmerfiamteit, bsren
Wtutter Sofnion beihuloist. bos
Mdoden entfiibrt gu baben. 9as
Wtdohen ipuroe in Grmaneelung bon
Sis, 900 9iirsidaft in 3eugenbaft ge=
ihidt.
Wfar lnb Oapio Debsr erboten fih
fpdter. ole $4,000 giirsfdaft fir
SRI. Cameron gu itellen, Der Hihter
2anois tpeigerte i.d ober. bic 8iirs=
fGaft gu ataeptiren. Gr sab ietnen
Gruno fir feline Weigeruns an. SRI.
Cameron tpiro naa Rodforb, gus,
sins gefan0niB surIdsebro9t ipe1psn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
3eblerneit
@on ben Webetmpoli5iiten gell uno
Sans entocft mnb ausgeboben.

Qusee5ei9nete Qrbeit perri6teten
geItern bic Gebeimpoli3iiten 8eQ uno
9aps, inoem lie in einem 6ouie an
Yioneer unb pite Strabe elm reaelz
re6tes Seblerneit entbedten un5 qez
ftoblene Sa6en i'm Wertbe bon $500
tpieoererlansten. Den 9eamten mo-
rem Die 5ablreiden Wslbungen bon
9iebitdblen aufyefalen, BEL ipeldan
padete etc. bon Wagen Der Qoams
srpreB 60. geitoblen tporOen parsE,
Sic itellten 0a6forIhungen en-, mel
6e iie idlieBlih nah Der Wo6nung
bon 5pei i'm Sienite Der betreffenbsn
GrpreB SO. Itsbenoen Jubrleuicn,
Sames @ngliI6, 27 Sabre ait, uHO
Ro6ert s. Settler, "a Sabre aft.
beibe SO. 446 ptoneer Strabe !po9nz
faft, fiibrten.
Sic fanben in benz Soufe groBe
Wlengen BON allerlsi Muoren, iopie
feioene aleioer. pel5ioten, StruuBenz
feoern, 8amerfiite, 9dnDi6u6p, Sd
batpfeifen, S4ube, 9errendn5iige, Oaz
menuntsrtleioer etc. Dor. Die Sa6en
riibren idmmtli6 aus Oiebitdblen Der,
oeren Spfer bic 2loums GrpreB So.
mar. Die 8iebestsute, pelhe einen
patrolnagen anfiiute, puroe no6 bem
POli3ei6auptquartier gebraht. Die bei=
ben Gefungenen tpeiserten fih. Die an
lie geridteten 5ragen au beantporten.
sSebenfalls tueroen nod tpeitere Ser
baftungen in Der IngelseeHbeit purge=
nomrneu ipereen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
2ofal /. 8eridt.
SIRE Seantten
Gr,pabite geitcrn bic Gorrppiae Bulb
ing & Gazing So.

Die gorrppiae 8uiloing &c SaDing
Co., beren Setm iid in Der NorD
Cincinnati 1urnbaue befinoet, ers
frdblts geitern absno ibre 9irettoren
fir bas tommenbe Sabr, Die ii4 oann
i2Iort burd Die grlpdblung Der geamz
ten oreaniiirten.
Die neuen reIp. pisbersrpd2!ten
9eamten fino:
prdiioent, 8. s. sSinte.
8iaeprdiioent, Sacques Selffsri4.
Setretdr, qpuis M. S6iel.
Sbasmeiiter, W. petri.
Dem 0ireftorium oebOren auB.r
ben pbieen 9eamten nod bic folsenoen
6erren an: Gbriit. Selsberg, Geo. 8
Braun, 9enrp Snpoer, auguit GinpeS
mann Wbam s. Wueit, Rpbert Sell
fer, W. 8rotate, @rtbur S4iel, 9arz
pep ObOnau. Jrant Camping uno 6.
q. Qinbemann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
Opuoerneur Spr
Im naditen Sienitag 0ait Der San-
oelsfammer.

6err Sames 90. Gor, Der nsuerz
ipdblte 9ouOerneur BON Ohio, piro
am nd6iten 8ienitag Wtittag als 9ait
0es 9lusfhuiies fir MittsI uno Wegs
Der 9anoelstammer einem Gunheon
i'm Clinton SoteI beirpobnen. Die
Ginlaoung tpiIree ibm geitern BON
Serrn Carl 8eboneg. 9ilfszSetretdr
Der 9anoelstammer, iibermittelt uno
bat er otefelbe berettfpiaisit at3eptirt.
IS fpirD ertpartet, oaB ii6 Serr Cor
bel Der 9elesenbeit iiber Die berI9ie=
benen 9efegporlagen ausfpre6en lpiro,
pel6e ouf Gruno Der jiingiten Spe=
5ialpabl bebufs 9lmenoirung Der
8onititution ausgearbsitet uno Der
ndditen 2esislatur unterbreitet iperz
ben Iolen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08

Ren Yorf, z. Rop. 9lnestomz
menn: Bremen" BON 9remen, rgerz
lin, rMoltte" uno .2aura" bon Nea=
pei. rNtbinai" BON 9irGus.
4bsesansen: naronprinaeIiin Sc
ellie" na6 Bremen, so prooence"
na6 !6upre, ngeItic" nad 2iDerppoI,
nWontepioeo" nab Gaois, n@ampaz
nello" nad Hotteroam.
Bremen. 4ngef.: ,ssriepri6 Der
9robe" Don yferp Yprt.
g6erbourg. Inget.: ,8eorge
Wuibington" BON Rep Yort, nuh
Bremen beIttmmt.
9enua. slnget.: ,Garpatbia BON
Nep Dorf.
9apre. 9lnget,: .2ate grie" bon
Mpntreal. aGranse1 DON Rsp gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
Safe'Bnu.

SIN 6duptquartier Der sReDs
(Wig9ins glod) treffen faIt tdgli6
8riefe aus Iiioliden StGbten meiz
items aus 5loriba, Georgia unb 3eras
= elm, norin 8eIiBer ppn 8aQparts
unb 5otels ibrs betrsffsnben Srtz
Idaften als Giniibungsitotion fir ben
gincinnotier &lub onpreiien. OisIe
-Sfferten tperben tsine 8eriidIihtigung
flnoen, Big Elm neuer S6uptltng I:iuen
aontratt unteri6rteben uno ii6 gum
0ienits genelbet bat, pann iein llrz
tbeil in oieier 5rage muBgebsnb isin
nirb. 9sI6dftsDerpalter 5rants 9an=
croft bate ols 8orbereitung fir ndhz
ite Saiion eine Sour Der ,3ebs" nab
Der ponomatanalz Gone in 8orihlag
gebra6t, bod lit bieIsr pldn ais un=
prattif6 dufgegeben rporben Die
meiiten Stubs Der beibsn orobsn 2ieus
toerben 5u ibren biesjdbrigsn Gin
lbungsitationen 5uriidte6ren.
Wit inteniiper Spannung iie6t man
i'm gan3en 2anbe Der Gpesialiibunq
Der Nationolligu= gu=8ommiiiion am 26.
geopember sntgseen, mann Die Ser
leumbungsfldoe bes prdIibenten 2Dnh
(ytat. 2gia) gegen ben gbilaDelpbiaer
Wtasnaten 5osel (rOudters") in I'm
ter1uhung ge5ogen tperoen Ioq. Qlllgs=
mein gibt fih Die 4nfidt funb, baB
oieie unliebIame Qngelegenbeit niht
fpteoer tobtgeI6tpiegsn unb Serr sSoz
gel DeiBgetiin6t tperben tunn, ionbern
baB biesmol 81 ben i6drTiten MoBz
regeln gei6ritten nerosn mub, um ben
Ruf BEG Notionalipieles fir g6rlid=
teit uno llnbei eitedlt6fsit iiber alien
3peifel gu itellen. Nllerieits pirb perz
longt, baB oerr 5oeel, faus er feline
gebauptung, Die S6isbsrt6ter Der
yaationalligu 6Gtten abliftlih unqe=
re6te Gntf6eiounger gu @uniten Der
yfep Yorter rRieien" abeegeben, niht
betpeiien tann, aus benz 9erbanoe Der
Jtationdlliga ausseitoben peroe, baB
aber i'm gegentbsilieen Saae grGfibent
SDnb unb feline ihuloigen S6iebs=
ri6ter NIT Sdimpf uno S6anbe ent=
Iai1en tperoen follen.
Soe5inter bon ben. CUBS" nirb nicht
Der 5Guptling bes bieiisen &lu6s in
Der fommenoen Saiion iein. Die ser.
banbIungen, bic be5iigli6 Der Siae=
rung Sinters fir ben bieIigen a.a5
3ipifhen 5errn 2luguIt 6errmann
uno benz prdIioenten Charles Murz
pbp bonn Gbicagoer aIub gepflogen
tporben, Durben geitern befinitio a6=
sebro4en, oa Wurpbp 8epingunaea
itellte, Die !Serr Serrmann mint anz
nebmen ipOllte. MurpbD perlanqis,
baB Der Gierge Stub ibm i'm ausz
toultN fir Sinter in alIereriter 2inie
ben .Sutfieloer" Bob 9eIfer iiberz
lafen iollte, aber Serr 0errmcn1
ipollte bierbon obiolut ni9ts ipiiIen
unb ertlGrte tur5er5anb Die 9erGorpz
lungen fir ubgebroten. 9err Soerrz
mann tbat bonn fofort bic n0tb:9en
Sdritte, um ii6 bic Dienlte BON entz
neber 1runt Gbunce, oem ebeG,alisen
Manaser Der SUBS, ober Hogsr
8reIbnaban, Dem ebsmaltgsn Managsr
Der ,Gdroindle" All iifern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
Cpiumramdler.

Die Geheimpoliaiiten Sdiitte unb
9ups bemertten seitern Nbenb, als lie
an Dem 5aufe go. 435 Carlisle Mpe.
Dorbeitumen, einen idarfen Spiumses
rud, ipelter iie nah einem 3immer
Der 26 Sabre alten Reserin Nnnie Roe
binfon i'm 3ipeiten Stodperf leitete.
Die @eamten brahen bic 5biire elm
Mnb fanben Mnnie ioipie einen Neser,
tDel4sr iid als 9enrp Grep, 9ousz
fne4t. "a Sabre alt, bon 1856 5dtbaz
fpoD Str, resiftrirte, beim Opiumrdils
den Dor. Die Spiumpfetfen. fotpie
eint grobe QuantiiGt bes bet1ubenben
Sites nurben tonfisairt unb Mnnie
NoHnfOH unb 6enrD Grep ipurben
nHtsr sHtfpst@<nber AusIase Deshaftst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
aOitbare 0einnobeit fur
WGnner.

Q5enr Elm fpert6poles 8ebeininib Der
Seinnbbeit einigeil Wtdnnern nerratbeit
ipurbe, piirbeH Gle aus oemielben eileH
9'lBen 5ieDen2 lnlIfeHoe itreben per-
aeblid linb 8enub, neil ibre 2Steoerets
bsln1gsirdft mo gu5oaner itd mot III
6erfCiben Bcrfainng bcfinoen, iptc III Der
snieenb. 9s fofnnrt eine Belt III Dem
gehen zines ieoer Wtanites, po Suile
9ipfE ibuf, tpcHH er iicD oil ben 9roblef
Snnitipnen ocs Gebens eiiria er'renen
uno fiitien iuiil, mic nns rcidblide rolpe
NIu itiirniiidb nnrd fein Soieln fungt
uilo ieine Ardlt nnn ,SdDgicif i'n ~
erfennef geecn in bent Siqlt6e ian
,euer icines IuaeS, Dem 2d6eln. Der
5uperfidlt nilo strdit IN icinenl @ellu)ie,
itno ner GlnIti5itdt mo ardft III letheW
In1nnlidlen @anee. nno sonlinne. a.
Eie benDibipte Siiife mag ~ Der hbcts
aus erbbteil Webrsobl bcr ssdae in .eis
nar fiiniIicben 8elbllfe SIR 9lafnr ~ ger
ssprm einer uteot,inIfd]en BebdnolI,iB
heiteben ffir bic llmmanoiunas3meae
helden Die leberSoreane, ple oet -ytas
Gen, ole aeber, bic siieren. oas pcr5 elt..
nh!iegeu, nai, iie Spetie iiln 1iaNf GER
aria dufnebmeii, onf ous 9liii eine per-
mchrte Henae oerienigen @lenlente III
empi1na uirluft iuelde 5lir GrlhuuH9
ner mhnnliden Pflidien ~ eller orr.
artiGen SnteHiitdt Hotbuenoig ltno, mtc
iis fh bgi lGdnneru bon bblltger e'es
funobeit mdnlieitirt, lei es mt Nebhg
auf Wrbeit. Grbolune ooer BergHiiacn.
Tnr eineH iolchen 3ipe1 aibt e5 nidDts
gsertbpollercs uIlo StobeTere5, ais eiH
5iesept ipeIcbes bon eiHem beriibutieH
Ir}ie peIidd5 peridbrieben miro. lpeIdDes
Gber bon eseoernaHH 3li Saufe heraes
itellf fue:oeu faHn oser bon elner nit
8orrdtben fpobi perie6enen glpoibeie
gfif6en Gle brei lln3eH BON COMPOUND
Corup Sariapariad init elmer llule
Jomronno eSiuo Balmfport uno Iaiien
Sie es aruei Etunbeu itehen Tanu aez
= 10 . N 7fynfty
GuroioI nuo cine llnae Iincture OF
eaoonene COMPOUND tniebf garoamoml
btnsii. SctiiiteIn Gle bor Dem G5ctraidle
iiiIb nebmen Sie einen Ghee1ffel puu
hor ober ndd jeoer WuhI3eit nm ciHcft
bnr benz Sdlaienaebet. Seoermaun
tam heies nifcben uno oie Reinltme
pn feinem Sebrdudbe iino lpabr6aFt
italtneHerregeno.
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@erGnber,rngem int Strafen6abn-
betrie6.

Da an Der Deit IL. Strabs, stpie
fhen Der blum Strabe unb Der gen<
tral NDenue, neue @eleiie selest lperz
ben, ipirb Der 8etrieb Der golerdin
9penue uno Der Glart Strabe 2inie
bonn fommenben Wontas ab WerGnoe=
runsen erfdbren.
Die Wasen Der golsroin Mpenue 2i1
ME fabren bann Bis ouf peiteres fiioz
lid an Der Central Npenue Bis aur 9.
MDenue. an biefer our Walnut StraBe,
5ur 5iinften unb bann iiber bic bisS
befise Noute. Die Wagen Der Glarf
StraBe Qinie fabren fiiblid an Der
Central Nbenue, BON Der glarf @traBe
aus Bis 5ur Neunten Mpenue, 5ur Wal=
nut Strabe. aur Sthiten Mbenue, CUR
re, aur Siebenten Npenue, our Sobn
Sn~., 3ur Glart Strabe unb bonn
iibsr bic bisberise Houte.
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0ueenstotpn. Mbgeg.: yMaz
Ieittc" mad J}etp gorf.
StberppDl. Qnget.: v6ooers
forb" BON Pbilaoelpbia, r5ranconia"
bon Bottom.
Nbgeg.: Baltic" nu6 Nep Oort.
Iedpel. gtbgsg.: vSbernia" no6
Hen Yort, vGretic" naA Bolton.
9uebec. 2lngef.: rSiciIion
Do~ 2onpon, oGarOltne" DOn SABRE.
Qntiperpen. 2(nget.: ,Manis
tou" bon Y6tla0elpbta.
Qonoon. 4bgeg.: yMinnneapos
lis" nah g2etp ODrt.
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0iebesjngo.

Gin ettpa 25 Sabre alter, sutsetleiz
better Wann fbliH fih geItern in oas
Voroer5immsr Der Wobnung Der s5rau
sSobn @rubdm, No. 426 Oit 3. Str,
unb eignete fiA elm auf BEN 1ifbe lie
genbes portemonnaie nit l$12 an. sSn
bemielten Iugenblide bstrat ssrl.
8rabdm bas 3irnmer uno Der Oieb
ergriff bic 5luht, Derfolgt BON Der
iungen Dime. iDelde az glei1er 3eit
luut um 5ilfe rief. Mebrere Nahz
barn nubmen bic 9srfoigung auf. ie@
bod gslans g benz Oiebe au entioms
men.
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Mutpmobil gcltublem.

6err Bruce 0ragbon, bon 2afapstte
unb Circle MDenue, Clifton, lisb eez
tern Mbenb sesen 7 ubr ietrf4utomos
bill unbeaufiihtist bor benz Queen gitp
Club, an Z. MpenEe uno Gin GtraBe,
iteben. als er 5lpei Siunoen fpdter Su=
riidfam, mar bic Mafhine perfbfpuns
ben. Sin Dieb bate bic Gelegeubeit
beniiBt, um NIT .Dsm Automobil baS
ppnaufahrsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-08
3leine Ysli5einad)ri

yrau 2ena gdert, bon 2isings
iton uno 8anmiller StraBe meIbete
erit eeliern Der poli5ei, beb elm
ShIeidbieb porise Wpde ibre grz
fparniiIe in 50be BON 500 sefo9.sn
fat. Die Srau brad, ais iie oen
Oiebitabl entbedte. pbnnIhtig 5rs
fammen unb bat Bis seitern trurt I'M
8ett aeleeen.
The Springfield herald., 1912-06-21
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EvENTs
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
WESTERN.

Solitary confinement for life will be
the punishment for Fred Howard.
ringleader in the recent California
penitentiary riot.
Governor Oddie of Nevada appoint
ed George Wingfield of Reno to sue
ceed the late George S. Nixon, as
United States senator,
The bill providing for general
election for all state and county Off
GERS November next has passed both
houses of the Arizona Legislature.
Gov, Hunt vetoed the bill permitting
In message to the Legislature Gov.
Hunt declared the bill was step
backward.
The first petition to invoke the mi.
tiative for the purpose of abolishing
capital punishment in California by
been filed.
Walleyed pike are being introduced
into lakes in the state of Washington
to exterminate the German carp. The
eggs every year in these and othe.
Western lakes. 1t is promised that
the pike will feed on the carp.
Senator Warren made winning
fight in the Senate on adoption of the
conference report on the army appro-
priation bill, one important feature be-
ing retention of all western army
posts which had been recommended
for abandonment by the chief of the
staff.
Industrial Workers of the World ad
nit defeat in their so-called free
speech" campaign at San Diego. Cal.
and will make a similar attack upon
Los Angeles. This statement was
made by three members of the organ
ization who were released from jail
at Riverside recently.
A contract has been signed by the
Burlington and Chicago & Northwest
ern railroads calling for the operation
of Burlington trains over the Chicago
& Northwestern link of the Gulf-to-
Sound trans-continental line of the
Hill system. This means that the
Burlington will strain every nerve to
complete its Thermopolis-P Riv-
er link in Wyoming by August IL with
probability that by the end of the
summer there will be passing through
Denver through trains bound from Sc
attle to Galveston.
The Springfield herald., 1912-06-21
WASHINGTON.

There are more than 100000 litter
ates in the United States. and one in
seven children between ten and four
teen are not in school.
Indications now point to the veto of
the army bill which contains a pro-
vision that would out General Wood
from the head of the army
Representatives Robert C. Wick
life of Louisiana was run down by a
passenger train on the Southern rail-
way and instantly killed near Wash
ington.
Friday, June IA, marked the 135th
anniversary of the birth of the Amer
ican flag Officially in some states. un-
officially in others, it was recognized
as Flag Day.
In special message President Taft
asked Congress to appropriate $1,250.-
900 to protect the Imperial Valley of
California against floods from the Col
orado river.
The Senate amended the house bill
to provide that no ship owned or con
trolled by a railroad should be per-
mitted to use the Panama canal in
coastwise trade.
The Senate amended the legislative
appropriation bill to prohibit any one
federal judge from restraining an
order of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, and providing that such
injunction must be sanctioned by the
chief justice and two other justices.
The Navy Department has ordered
Admiral Osterhaus to proceed forth
with from Key West to Havana with
one dispatch ship and one other ship.
These orders were issued by the State
Department after the receipt of dis
patch from Minister Beaupre reporting
that conditions in Havana had as
sumed the character of a race war.
Legislation providing for a general
parcels post throughout the United
States and It's possessions. except the
Philippine islands, is certain to be en-
acted by the present Congress, per
haps before the conclusion of this ses-
sion, in the opinion of Postmaster
.
Congress the desirability of domestic
parcels post because he believes 1t will
aid substantially in the solution of the
problems of the high cost of living.
An unconfirmed rumor has reached
the State Department that Mexican
rebels have met with another defeat.
The House voted 144 to 1O1 not tc
accept the Senate amendment to the
metal tariff revision bill which would
repeal the Canadian reciprocity rider
and fix universal duty of 50 a ton
on print paper.
Representative Taylor from the
committee on public lands reported ia.
vorably to the House the Senate bill
to permit settlers under irrigation
projects to obtain patent to their
homesteads in three years, the title
being subject to the liens OF the
government for such water assess
ments as still may be due.
The Springfield herald., 1912-06-21

1.-The law does not permit a man to
leave his wife just because she nagB
him." Justice Marean decides. He
meant, of course. the law Of this state.
says the New York Mall. In Ken
lucky. Missouri and other states. 'un-
governable temper" and "indignities"
are cause not only for separation.
but for absolute divorce. and nagging
may certainly be carried to the point
of indignity; while in Oregon one may
obtain a divorce If the partner Of
ones joys. and especially of ones
sorrows. makes life burdensome."
And what can be more burdensome
than nagging? However. there ought
not to be divorce. nor even separation.
for nagging, because no court of JUS
tdce can ever be sure that the nagging
is not justified. or at least provoked.
Some women. for instance. are born
naggers. Some achieve nagging. And
a considerable number Of others have
nagging thrust upon them by course
of conduct which may be outwardiy
courteous. but which In its essence is
insupportably Irritating.
The Springfield herald., 1912-06-21

Young men who have completed the
courses OF study prescribed in the
University of Wisconsin's College oil
Agriculture are in demand at good sal
aries according to the statistics OF the
college, says the Chicago Record-Her
aid. When the university closed in
1911 the demand for agricultural grad
yates could not be supplied and all
the members of the years class had
found places at salaries ranging from
$500 to $4,000 a year. Places that
would have paid $450.00O in salaries
could not be filled because of the lack
Of qualified men. This showing Is an
Indication of the change that Is com
Ing generally in agricultural methods
Rule-of-thumb. haphazard methods will
not do on the farm any more than in
the well-managed factory. There
must be truly scientific farming. the
combination of sound principles with
the results of experience. Evidently
the owners OF farms see the change at
hand and are eager to avail them
selves of the knowledge possessed by
the Wisconsin graduates.
The Springfield herald., 1912-06-21

The "see America First" spirit Is
taking a new grip on the western
states. according to Information re-
ceived from that section. They say
out there that III you must see Eu'
rope. why. see 1t: but see America
first"
In the Rocky mountain region Just
now the advocates Of this patriotic
principle are talking a great deal
about the south and are urging peo-
Pile who live in the west to visit the
southland and get In closer touch with
It's people. In Colorado. especially. is
this true.
Colorado has had many southern
people within her borders within the
last year and special effort is being
put forward to induce more to visit
that state in the summer months.
From Texas and Oklahoma last sum-
mer. 1t is said, large number Of
people journeyed to Colorado In their
automobiles. They entered the state
by way of the great Arkansas valley.
which is said to be one of the largest
irrigated areas in the world. embrac-
ing more than 100000 acres.
A new automobile highway has been
The Springfield herald., 1912-06-21
FOREIGN.

The gravity of the situation in Cuba
was emphasized by the issuance by
President Gomez of proclamation 10
the Cuban people, urging them to arm
and organize in the face of the ma
tional peril.
France suffered another marine dis
when the vendebiaire. in the mimic
warfare off Cherbourg peninsula, was
rushed down by the battleship Sain,
Louis and disappeared in $50 feet OF
water. The submarine was undoubtcd-
ly ripped apart by the steel PROV of
he battleship An official statement
ISSUED by the minister OF marine fixes
the number of men aboard as twen-
three. including the commander. all
Of whom were lost.
The Springfield herald., 1912-06-21
THE HERALD
,ra,seF1nD. COLORADO
TUBERCULOSIS opEN.AlR CURE.

1UBERCUIOSIS OPEN-AlR CURE.
The great war against the white
plague" has had marked results,
chiefly through the employment OF
out-of-door treatment. While 1t Is only
comparatively recent that this treat
ment has become general. 1t has been
advocated for over twenty-five years
right here In Philadelphia, and many
persons who suffer from consumption
and are taking the home treatment
sleep in tents or inclosed porches. says
the Philadelphia Capital, Benjamin
Franklin. In his numerous researches.
learned many elemental truths. which
he handed down to posterity in his
writings. He declared that disease
but from draughts and the uneven ex-
posure of the person to Icy blasts. 1t
is his theory which Is in large meas
ure responsible for the present meth
cd of treating pneumonia patients at
the Jefferson hospital. The ward on
the roof is an innovation and is large
ly in the nature of an experiment Its
permanency will be decided by the
number of cures effected. So far the
proportion of recoveries has been so
great and the fatalities 80 small that
the physicians in charge hesitate to
give out the figures. lest they be
thought to be exaggerating. This Is
especially encouraging. because of the
un,1auaI fatal course an MANY cases OF
pneumonia have taken this winter
The Springfield herald., 1912-06-21

built along what was known as the
old Santa Fe trail. but now called tho
New Santa Fe trail. which has been
designated as part Of the trans-con'
tinental highway. For miles and miles
this highway is said to be as smooth
as city street. The route leads 70
Pueblo, designated as the Pittsburg OF
the west. owing to the vast steel
works in operation there; thence to
Colorado Springs and on to Denver.
Colorado people are pushing the
construction of automobile Highways
In the state and are looking to the
southern states to do the same. 20
that during the winter automobile
owners from that state can motor
through the south.
Colorado has $4,000 miles Of roads.
of which 10000 are passable by auto
mobile and $500 miles are improved
roads. Good hotels and garages can
be found in every town in the state
where the population exceeds 1000.
according to information sent out
from the state highway commission.
From this same source 1t Is learned
that Colorado expended $1.760.000 on
its roads in 1911. and will expend
81. 400. 900 in 1912.