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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28

@elegcntlif Der beiben biespod,i.
gen Snnpbonieton5erte, bic lpie lib.
lid, am Sreitaa Gahmiitag unb nln
Samitng abenb i'm emerp aubito.
rilim itnttilnoeu. pirft ais Soliit Der
befnRnte sInpierpirtl,oie Sarpl6
Bauer NIT, DER felt mehreren cations
bier nid,t mebr nuigetreien iii mno
Der zines berjIihen 8iatomns Der.
iIdIert iein tann.
Iie iniereiianteite Srd,eiiernnm.
mer Siirite bic .Sd,auipieI Cocrtiirs"
non Grid g8oIisang Aorngolo iein,
eincm ilsenoliden aomponiIien. osr
nod, nidt einmal oaS iehjehnic &c.
bensiabr poIleioet, jeood oiird, icine
stonlpoiiiienen gang gcsualtises Mi.
iehn crrest bat. Die bieiiee siiiiiih.
ring Der e haiipiel Overture pirb
Die slpeite icin, Die iorueit in anerif1
itott9efunoen.
Tas polliianoiae grosrnmm Der
acn5erte ii, pie iolgi:
Sunlpbonie in @-Mon Mozart
alopierfon3ert No. in G.Mea :.
Saini Sans
Shal,Ipiel cpertiire aormaolo
1ongeoift .goo umo 9erfIirlma~
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
!. 8eridt.
Gerh88eFeut
Sinb YIGHe nnb aoitenburan nidDlage
iar Vertiefnna Der Gaaalbra6en.

Fem Staotratf, meroen in ieiner
maf)lten Sielng Blame imo Soften.
poranihl1se fir Die 9ertieiuna Der
iieben in Der iinteren Stoot ilber ben
aanal fiibrenben griiden 3iaebcn.
Tieie El1ne iinb bon ben itaotiinen
SiIisinaenieiiren Sronf $. Raid,ia
unb Cigar 81. Nutb nui YeronInIiung
bes periIoiienen StaDtratbs nusaenr.
beiiet ipor0en nno Der bctreffenne
alntrng ipar ieiuer 3eit pon benz oa.
mnIieen SfabtrotbsmitgIieb at 2arsa
Ssoiepb gernins seitellt iporoen.
Tic Mbiid)t mar, oie griiden nni
ons EtrnBennioenu Su ncrtiefen nno
mad, ben yldnen bes ssngenieiirs.
departments piiroc oieies etipa
$55 900 fir bic iieben griiden tcitr,.
ip1breno bic Soften fir bic eirpelnen
griiden 5fpiid,en $1,000 iinb $4,000
idapal,feu ireroen. gclIte Der Vian
burdpefiihrt meroen. 70 niiBte Der
Aannl ais g9aiierifrni,e iiioiif, bon
Der 3noliten strobe pollis auigege.
bef,e werOen.
Inter bieien limitGnben ,piro ser
Nlon ipobl pprIdnfig faiim 5ur Tnrd,.
fiibring aelnngen, on bic Gtabt ia
fortroltIid, geboiten lit. nod cinige
Sabre on peridicbeue 1irmen AoiIer
aus oeyn aanpI Su lieiern.
Gie 8riideIs fir sueIGe pIdne
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28

@srtrGge su IOlen. Disie enti4eis
bnng lit idlimm eenug. Rod fhlims
mer iit es, bab Der 3onsreb iuisoerbolt
bieier s, 'fbeioung gemGb gehanbelt
bat. Disfe llniittlihteit, pie man es
nennen muB, bat iih fofpeit ni6t ses
rdtt, neil bic Der. Staaten Elm in iih
obgeidIoFsnes Daieta fiibrten unb me.
mia geriibrunsspuntte nit benz auss
lamb bdtten. Oie{e 0erbdltniiie hoben
iih gednoert. Die Ser. Stddten mihen
fortan glusldnbspplitit in ausgeIpros
denItem Sinne oes Wortes treiben uno
3pdr aus bemielben 9runoe, ipie on'
bere Nationen. Nabbem ertannt
porosn 1T, Dab Der Snlanobanbsl als
Iein eine erobe Station niht 81 erndbs
rem permus, fpnoern bab Sur Stbz
runs eeIunber DtonoHiIher 8erbdlts
niHs aud Elm ousseoebnter aubenhons
gel, pie berisnise gnglanos unb
DsutI6lanos nothpenbig 1T, haz
ben mir bas glei4e SntsrsVe,
ipie anosre aationen, Die Spsrs
runa bon neutralen Wdrtten, pie
China, Siirtei II. T. ~, 5u perhinoern.
Wir permDsen oas nitt aus etgensr
Sraft 81 tbun, Ipnoern nur i'm Uerstn
nit anoeren Rutionen, absr eieie tons
nsn ii6 auf 8ertrdse nit nns MID:
einlahen, psnn mir, tpis es btslang
geidsbeu 1T, iis niht ebrlit baltsn,
Ionbern iis einIeiti9 uno rabuitIti'h
ousleasn. Wenn bic Snpoiion Rubs
lambs unb Sapans in China fortseiest
tpsrpsn iplIte uno tpsnn Rublnnb uno
5rantwid periudsn, lpie es lbre Ibs
Iiht lit, in Die aiiatiide Siirtei sinsus
brineen, oann tpsrben Die Der. Stads
ten ae3punsen iein, nit ben bag yriHs
zip Der pfIensu 5hiire psrtretenben
0reibunosmdhten in sngsre geSRhun'
GEN gum 3pede Der gerneinIamsn Ibs
ipebr an trsten. Iber um einen Dsrs
traa absuIdllisben, muB unIer Sano
cine erpbsre 8ertrdgstreue betunosn,
als es bisber ee3si9t bat. Sin Wtlliter,
ipie man 9ertrGge shrlih bat, ltefert
DeutftIano, bas hierin onrh bic err
habenite fittIihe 4ni6auurs gIGn5t.
bic ie cine Eotion in Der 9s'hitts Der
Wenihbeit betunbet bot. Riht rpenI9sr
als oreimdI bat es, duI Die 8efobr eis
neg arisgs bin. Die oGnbe iiber ieinsn
9ertraosaenoHsn Seiierreih sebdlten.
1as ertldrt ss aud, purum ale gts
rubuneen, ben 9reibunb su iprengen,
Iit als Dergsbli6 srpieIen baben. Die
nit Seuti6lano psrbiinbeten Wla6te
pifen, bab Iis an oieIem einen guns
besSsnoTen haben, Der nitt ore6t uno
nitt bsutsIt. ionosrn ehrIith feline
9ertraospiIitten srfiiut. Gsnau mad
bieiem Wluiter miiFsn bic Der. Staas
ten psrfabrsn, iouit limb iis aIs guns
besgsnoiieu niht anns6mbar. Der pds
uamasSaraI.9ertrag bietet linen sins
6eleaenbeit, einen gepsis pon Der
llmtehr 81 b6hsrer iittIider aufs
faFung BON 0srtrass pfIihten
aunbe Su gsbsn. 9os ourfte
robl elm beitimmenoer Gruno iein,
regpesen Der grGTiosnt ben DioerruF
bss 0eisbss befiiruprtet, ous nidts
unosrss, oIs etnsu f6noosn 9sriragss
hruh bphplttst
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28

Z. s.. ssiiber. Der fiirsIih bonn Si'
derbeitsoireftor So!mes gum @orlts.
Der oes observation-disclosures erlnmt
luoroen NOR, bat Die fonfnrren3loic
GipiloieHitpriiinng. Der er iih uiitee-
3ieben mubte. nifi beitanoen. Sn oics
fem Sillne ipuree geitern Sid,erheit5.
Oirefior SoImes bon Der Gipiloienii.
fommiiIion bennd)rid)tigt uiib ini0lge.
6eiien mus nod eiuer anoeren &c.
eianaten 9serionlidlfeit lln.ihau se.
balten lperoen.
Gas eiaertbiimlid,e an Der Safe
III. 0ab sSiihers Vorgdnger. Der bon
Der aeaeilipirtisen Administration
nbaeieste thomas Iylartin. sleihfaa3
bic Ginilbienitpriifuna nidlt beitebea
fonnte. Mnrtin bebailptet befonnt.
lid, onH feline gntlaiinng nbfolnf IN.
eered)ifertist mar mno meloet fih nod,
INNER gum IienIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
Cine einbringIide @arnun;

Cine einbringl | / DIE Warnun5
eeeen Qrobibition ert6eilt Der Staat
gDeft 8irginien, no pom l. Sult an
bas 8erbot gegen Die 5sritellung unh
ben 9ertauf BON eeiTtigen 9rtrGnten
In Rrdft tritt. Die in ben 9ergpersell
beihdfttaten Irbeiter baben Die abs
fitt ertldrt, ben Studt gu psrlaHea
unb dnoerspo Sefhdftigung 81 iu=
hen. Die 5smperen3lsr fperpen odrauf
erfuibern, oab tie oiefer 9efahr burb
rationale Yrpbibition begegnen tons
nsn. Die @abrnehmung piro aber
Hidbt ausbleiben, DAB hterourt Die
Ser. Stauten in eine gefdbrlihe Gage
aebrudt tpsrpen. IS lit geeeu ale naz
tiirlide 9lnnabms, ouB bic gelpohner
Der Der. Staaten fih Die WaHerbes
banoluuo sefallen lafen fperoen. Oas
9eieb tpiro often unb abIi6tli6 iiber=
freteH tperben unb DOR iplher gnts
faiebenbsit ipiro IsIbit Die mGhtiss
Ser, Staaten Regierung 3uriidpeihen
miiFen. 0araus srgGbe Ii6 cine gtie=
berlaae fir Die Staatsgetpalt, Die t9r
9lnfeben auf nod anoeren 8ebteteu
psrnitten piirbe, oenn es lit oas 9e>
fiihl Der lluiibertpinblihteit, tpeId]es
benz Staats feline 6erridermadt pere
Ieibt. 9as iolte rett3eitig beher5igt
iperben, oamit bds 5unoument Der
Reaierunq niht bura bic Probtbition
unterminirt perbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
Ser Trdiioent uHb Die aanal=
sole.

Q(ug @uThington piro bsri6tet, oob
in Der qeitrioen apnferenS NIT ben
sommitteen beiber 0Guier fir aus
nGrtige 2ingslsgenbeiten Der prGlioent
Der @nIi6t Gusbrut gab, oaB 8robs
britanniens qroteit gegen Die &bgas
benfreibeit amsrituniiter aiiItenfabz
rer, Die ourd ben YanamasSanal gss
ben, begrlnoet lei. Cine unge5ipuns
gene 4uslequno oes betreffcnoen 8ers
trugss sporasrapben iprtht fur DIE Ans
iibt beg 9rdiiosntsn. Der purasrapA
Ialttet:
Der aonal ION 81 glei6 En- 9 e :
bingungen frei uno ofTen fir Die
6-noeIs. uno Grie9siaiffe ausr Nas
tirnen Iein, 70 bub tsin llntsri8'so 8ss
ma6t tpirb aegen ir8eno eiue Ration
ooe- i6re 9iirger in 9e3ug auf Die
Gurafqbrts sgebinsungsn unb Gebubs
rem DE" in irgenb eiHsr fon'tigen
0eiTe. Splte 9eoiugungen uno 9ss
bii6ren iollen osrstt unb 6illig 1ein."
GneIuno bebauptst, ooB Die Dor
idrift Der oleiden 8ebinguugsn burh
ods aongrebeeIes oerIebt piro, MI
DIES qmeritlniIde &iiitsnfabrsr bon
ben 4bgaben bel 8aTirune oes &anQIs
befreit uno Der 9rdiioeut f6Iisbt iit
oisIer 4nii9t an.
9ieIe engliI6s Iuslesun9 finoet
ihre geitdtiguns in Der 9eIAi6te oes
Sanalpertrages. & Die Ser. Sta1ten
bGtten obne Die 3uitimmung Gnglauos
ben &onul niemals baucn t0nnen, osnu
pieies bate bic gleiten geiisrs6te auf
RE 2anbenge BON Banana fir bic
SeriteQllnq zines aanals, tpis Die
9ereinigten Staaten. guqluno pers
2ihtete ouf Ieinen WlitbeiiB untsr
Der 8ebiuguug. bab Der &anal
cine oTfene 51britraBs fir ale Nutioz
nen untsr glsi4en 8sbinsungsu iein
ioue, bdmit feline Station eineu 9prsls
DOR Der anosren babe. 0us beisttiat
ieoen 3neiiel iiber 6en Sinn Der
@orts ,su elei6sn gebineungen".
Gn9lanb fuhrt bas nod meter in
iiber3eugenber Weife aus, inbem es
barle9t, bab penn Ole umeritoniihen
Siiitsnfabrer feline Qbeuben 3ahleno
bic iibriQen Nutionen entiprehenb bDz
hers 4badbeu entribten miiHsn. 0es
Weiteren madt es gelteHb mas freilih
tsin itdrtes argument lit, bab aud
dmsritaniiden S6iffe, bic nidt Der
SiiiteuI6iffahrt, fonbern benz auslduz
btI6sn Sanbel o6liegen, a6ga6enfrei
burA ben 8unal paiIiren t6nnten.
2lber ndhFt Der Gerehtigteit Der
1prberungsn gnslunbs birfte benz
prdiibenten nod Elm anosrsr Gebante
porf6ipsben, ben Ssnator Root BON
Netn gort in elmer por3iigIihsn Hebe,
pel6e fi3 gegen bic abeobenfreibsit
ribtste, Qusbrut CAB unb bus 1T Der
f9le6te Ruf, oen bic Ser. Stdlten In
8e8ug ouf 8ertragstreue bsiiBsn. Ses
nator Root bdlt iia in ben @rensen
Der Wabrbsit. lpenn er iagt, baB bas
4uslano 8ertrdge nit ben Der. Gtaa.
ten nit Dem geipubtfein dbihliebt,
oab iie ni9t eebalten perbsn. Das fins
oct leioer IN Der Gefhifas unieres
2anbes bic 8eitdtieung. 0as Rsht,
8ertrGge 5u brehen, III itanpol5fer
gBeiie iogdr elm uncertainties itddtss
rehtlihes prinaip BET uns. Das Sbers
bunossaeridt bat rntfhieben, bab ba
Der 46fhlub bon 9ertrdsen cine ppliz
tifGT unD teine geieslide 6anbluna in,
Der aongreb bas Rs4t bat. ieberssit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28
Arreitant anseidboNea.

Nit elmer ShuEtpunbe i'm cber.
ihentel lp,lroe Der Neaer ,soi. Glnrt,
u Sabre ali, Dem itaotiid,en aron.
fenboiis eingclieiert. lpeld)e e erlitt.
ais cr iih ieiner gerbaftune burd,
siDei TcteftiDs ourd be JIn&t ent.
5ieben pollte. Der Neeer bat amoeb.
llf a,af hem @el6nbe Der Big -Four
eifenbabn einen aleinoiebitotl aus.
oefiibrt. BEL peIdem er pon beu 90.
tettips lberrai&t waxea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28

nuseaarbcitet ipurDen, iin6 bic Wrii.
den al, Der IL. Etrobe, Gin SIabe.
9face Strnbe, Malniit Strnbc, Wnin
Strd6e nno an Der Spcnmore Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-28

Die gbii6t oes grGiipenten,
has Geieb aufsubeben, tpeldes amerFs
fanif6e 9iiitenfabrer bon ben IbQaben
befreit. tpelte onoers Shiffe bsaublen
niiiiIen. Die ben panamasaanal paiit.
ren. bat in &onareBtreiisn cine Gre
ouna perurfa6t, bic in Qur feinem
IerhdltniB All Der 8eoeutund Der 4n.
aelegenbeit itebt. Die 46gdbenfreiheit
fpurbe in Der 2lbTitt aetpdhrt, Die nmes
ritaniihe Shiffahrt su beben uno ben
transtpntinentdlen Giienbubnen rpirf.
famere Soturrena au MAIDEN. Sieier
Wunff finbet tein 6inbernib on ben
Mtoaben. neil ndh GrOFfnund bes Va=
noma=aanuls Die Sranspprtper1Glts
niiIe cine umdnoeruu1 erfahren ipers
ben. tpie man lie iberau fpahrgenom.
men bat. fpo INNER WaiIerpeae croft
net rpurben. Die 4enberuR1 beiteht
barin, bob aqe itperen Truhten au
Mdfier bef0rbert iperben, neil Glen
bahnen hiertn Die Gonturren3 nit BEN
bebeuteno biliaeren WafIertransport
nitt beitehen tDnnen. Die gtIenbahs
nen peroen Die fertiden Wdaren trans
pprtiren unb ipie bic Grfdbrunq ebens
fans ueaei1t bat, iperoen lie on 7Fradt
in bem Wafe aetpinnen. als Der Wdis
icrtranspprt an idperer 7Fraht au-
nimmt. neil Qebterer cine billiqsre sFas
Irritation erm0oliht. Bon elmer Som
furrens nit Der ausldnbii6en S6iffz
fahrt tann polIenbs feline Rebe iein.
6enn Die aiiitenihtffahrt lit Elm aus
f6lieblia ame-itaniihen Shiffen Su.
itebenoes Reft.
Die Der. Stuaten 8ertebrsz
SommiiTion leiitet groBe er5sberiIhe
Qrbsit, inbsm tie Die Giienbubnen
5pingt, ihre Ginnabmequellen beTer
oussubeuten. 0ieis Wirtung bat ein
foeben erlaiienes 8erbpt gegen 8ergis
tungen auer qrt, tpelte Die 8abnen on
grobe gerienber gefpGhren unb Die in
Wirtlitteit Rabatte iinb, bic bas 9ez
feb unteriagt. Bie Die aommihion
rid]tig bsmertt. mIfisr Die Giienbab@
nen erit tbre 8etrtebe beiIer bepirtbz
f6afteu, inoem tie unn0tbige Qus9absn
permeipen uno teine gtntiinite pergeuz
ben, ebe Iis Inn cine Grb0bung Der
Srahtraten n1hIuhen. Sn bem Dor.
liegenbeu Safe baben bic gahnen nahz
peisbar grobeu iSra6tperIenDern prts
pilegien gelpd9rt, nelte sinen 9erluit
pon pielen Willionen fir bic GiIenbaA=
men bebeutsn. RdtbieIbaft lit aber.
parum Die Giienbabnen, Die oas GeIb
bod 10 Dringeno brauhen, iib ielbit
nms @elo bringsn. Cine grfldrung
mag oarin Iiegen, baB Giienbahnz 8is
rettoren an ben folder 4rt begunitiez
Ten Snouftrieen intereTirt iinb. Die
onoere uno pielleidt 3tpingenoere urz
faAe mag Die aonturrens iein. Die
0erluite aus lesterem 9runpe tonnten
teieitIgt tperoen, penH man ben gi1
fenbabnen GrlaubniB ertbeilt, ueber>
eintommen betreffs 8ertbeiluna Der
5rahten 5u treffen. Nlspann tpiirben
bic Gdmpfe lin bic Changing BON
Jrdht uufb0ren uno IS III auh cine
BerminoeruHg Der 8striebsausgoben
foabrfdeiHlih. Sin folhes uebsreine
formen mare iebt. ba Die aommifion
bas Reht bat, Die 9Dbe Der syradten
81 normiren unbsDentlib. Sir ben
Mugenblid ieooa ertpeiit bic Gommii>
fion benz 2anoe einen srobeu DienIt,
iIlbem iie Die gabnbeamten gu beffsrer
mirtbfAuft 5tDinst. Roh pisle Mil-
IiOHen, bic iest uHuiiser Weiie Dsraus.
aaot tDeroen. lieben ii1 anf oieie Wsiie
iparen.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-29
A LAND.

(Too Late Tor Last Week
Mrs. Frank Swanson called on Mrs
Carl Swanson Wednesday afternoon
George Laurence and family spen
Sunday at Frank Corners.
Mrs. Elgie spent last week visitine
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
viii Aldous. She returned home Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. George Goldberg spent Wed
nesday afternoon with her sister, Mrs.
Ira Dahl.
Anton Olson and Arthur Nelson
made a business trip to Waterfowl
Thursday. They returned home Fri
day.
Vivian Laurance spent SATURDAY
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs, Geo
Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Bailey, of Garden
City, spent Sunday and Monday with
their daughter, Mrs. Carl LOOMS.
Ben Klagenberg left Monday morn
ing for a two weeks visit at Aber.
deem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Olson took din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dahl lasr
Sunday.
viii Sasse made a business trip to
WATERFOWL last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Scott and son
and Agnes Elgie spent Thursday even
ing at Nels Jorgenson's.
M. Barrette was a WATERFOWL visit
or last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Olson spent a
very pleasant evening last Monday at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. II. Parlia-
ment Of Henry.
Mrs. Nels Klagenberg spent Thurs
day afternoon with her daughter, Mrs.
Ira Dahl.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-29
Got Their
Eugenics Twisted

st. Paul Dispatch: Some Of the.
statements Of engenists made at a
gathering at Battle Creek give full
warrant to the grilling Colonel Roose-
welt gives to mistaken eugenics in the
current Outlook. Moreover these
same remarks Indicate that Mr.. Rooses
Welt spoke by the book when he sound
ed the warning aaginst race suicide.
What are " coming tog Or. Cattel.
figures that the present showing fore
tells that college graduates in 1926.
will have no children and ii the birth
rate of England and France shall de-
at It's present ratio there Will
be no births IN 100 years. Twisted
eugenics' j s what Colonel Roosevelt
calls II and the title well 1ts the ex-
freme t. which the baddists would
carry their ideas.
The thought which must BE upper
most in the minds or those VINO would
lookAso THE perpetuation of the race
mus 90 further than merely insuring
the physical and mental condition Of
those who MARRY must go 81 the
means og Anring a y marriages
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-29

Herman Graen and Paul Iverson
our society leaders, are progressing
very rapidly in scheduling their par,
ties and evening dinners, MI. Graen
being speaker of the house and acting
chairman and Mr.. Iyerson is used as
usher and entertainer. Now these
two splendid gentlemen have a great
field to work on. and in conrse of
time we have no doubt but our little
town will produce some of the most
famous society stars, as Mr.. Graen
and Hon. IVerson are giving every
minute of their precious time to this
work, and will do the best to their
honor and ability. Their next party
will be at the Joe Ruhr home. These
gentlemen will have many difficulties
before them in this work, but being
thoroughly equipped with brains, en-
ergy and backbone, and having a life
long experience, they will no doubt.
master this great work and we can
see their pictures among the
in the Hall of Fame.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-29

Of those who are physically and men.
tally competent and the rearing OF
families by those able to bear sound
children and suitably equip them for
the struggle of life. The problem is
less that of requiring sound mentality
and physique of those who do marry,
than of increasing marriages where
all of the conditions are met. 1t mat
ters little if men and women are com
petent to the perpetuation Of the race
if conditions are such that they do
not marry, or marrying, evade the
obligation of raising families.
In u judgment the demand of Colo
mel Roosevelt is more important and
practical than the delimitations of
the professional engenist. 1t is nee
essary only to observe the outwork-
ing of the eugenic law of Wisconsin
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-29
Girl Kills a Guy
With Her Hat Pin

Milwaukee, Wis, January 81. From
wounds said 10 have been inflicted
with a hat pin by a girl in defense OF
her honor, Daniel Sweeney, aged %,
recently divorced by his wife at Cleve,
land, Ohio, died the other day at
Cudahy.
The girl, Catherine Hermes, iabbed
him with a hat pin, which broke off
in his body, when defending herself,
and caused the mans arrest on a
charge which resulted in a $50 fine,
Physicians performed a postsmortem
examination and report that they
found three deep wounds in the back
between the shoulder blades, which
seemed to have been caused by a hat
pin. Death was due to internal hem
orrhages and complications arising
from blood poisoning. the physicians
say.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-29
spent Sunday with relatives in Wa.

spent SUNDAY with relatives in Wa
tertown.
One of the best stories related to us
was told by Fred Brown and II II
something like this: In a certain
city a fine new building had been re,
Gently completed and was one of the
sights OF the place. A gentleman
stopping in the city decided to see
the place and hired a negro and CON
yeyance to drive him around. On the
drive they came to this new public
building and the negro told all about
the new structure. AS they passed an
entrance or an approach to the place
the traveller noticed the date chiseled
in a block of granite which served as
one Of The posts of the approach.
to the negro, he asked him if
knew what the A. D, stood for.
Yes sab, yes sah," replied the darky,
'All done, sab, all done 1912 sab"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-29

KAN

a little touch OF below zero weather
has been ours within the last week,
but today tMonday) the thermometer
showed 80 above at noon SO we're
having it easier again; however. the
wind and the weather man seem a
whole lot more unsettled and restless
than they were, so a fellow can't tell
nov just where he'll find them from
enc day to the next. AS they haven't
accomplished anything rash yet, wen
trust to luck and hope for u Contin-
tied mild winter.
The temperature for the past week,
as PER our tube on the north wall of
the back kitchen. was:
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-29
South Dakota Has
a Real Bird Man

Wagner Post: ". E. Price, of thi!
city, has the honor of being the frs
resident of the state of South Dakota
to purchase a heavier-than-air fiyins
air ship but the engine is here anC
the wings are on their way here. The
engine has been set up on a standard
in a O at the rear of his DRUG
store. Should you chance to hear a
roaring like the bonbardment of a
regiment of artillery, while passing
the store some time, don't be worried
1t isn't war. 1t is just another test.
ing out of the engine. And Price
himself is getting covered with grease
so that he is beginning to feel like
a sure enough aviator. The engine
was bought in Chicago. The planes
in Saginaw, Michigan. The engine is
a small affair, four cylinders but has
90 horsepower. To see it in action
splitting fire on every side and hear
its ~deafening noise is enough to make
an ordinary man want to stay on the
ground, in spite of the fact that it
gives out the idea of power enough
to carry qnite5a load into the air. The
model is a Newport m%onoplane. AS
can be seen from the scale model in
the window of the store the engine
and propeller are directly in front of
the machine. The aviator is back of
them and gets the full benefit of the
noise, breeze and grease that come
from them. As a flying proposition
the m~onoplane is a much greater
drawing proposition than a b~iplane.
the latter is very similar to a box
izite and IS comparatively simple Of
operation. The noncompliance has more
CT the. graee Of the movements Of a.
bird ana as an exhibition feature itsI
services are eagRriy sought. The ma7i
chine will be put together as soon asI
It all arrives and when the weather.
permits be viii make trial flights herei
before he goes to other points; anal
the fair season opens next fall
viii be an expert aviator. Harryi
Thompson, who has q natural aptitude1
.oward such things, viii travel With
lin as expert mechanician. WagnerI
vas the first city in all this section
4 the country to stage an airship
Highland has not yet been ~success-
vi in getting n satisfactory flight.
after DR.. Bells fuke last year, Mr..
SAID, IF you have an airship
light next year on Labor Day, want
ne date. I'll give you a fight" Ey-
'ryosne thought then that he was sim,
Ny talking. However he has shown
hat he mean business and 1t will not
e long nov before Wagner can boast
hat II has q successful aviator in the
Ield.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-01-29
COMMISSIONERS CHAMBERS.
lOfioial proeeedingsl

W~atertown, s.. D., Jan. rs. 1914
Board OF commissioners convened
in regular session at the city hall
Mayor Wagner presiding.
Present at roll call, Commissioners
Countryman, Whooley, Wiersbeck
Absent, Commissioner Snyder.
Minutes of last regular meeting read
and approved.
Application of Ben G, Polk asking
permission to. change his saloon 10.
cation from the Lincoln hotel annex
to No. 1873 North Oak street read,
and upon motion of Commissioner
Cou%ntryrnan action was deferred until
Monday evening, February 9th, 1914.
Ordinance A7I-amending ordinance
A70-was given its first reading.
Representatives of the Dakota Cen
tral Telephone Company reported 10
the commission that the automatic
system was about ready for operation
and they were now ready for the new
scale of rates that are to be adopted.
and the Dakota Central Telephone
company, through It's officers. makes
the following proposition. that the
matter OF rates now up for settlement
be submitted . an arbitration com
mittea as provided BY the terms OF the
ordinance: that II is agreed BIZ the city
commission and the Dakota Central
Telephone company that IN the APP
pointing of this committee the follow
mig rules win be observed That the
city commission appoint manwho ii
an ennploye Of the city Or related
to any ri tie officers Of the city but
who n { resident Of Watertown. that
Dakota Central Telephone com.
appoint man who | i not en-.
BY the company ana III not