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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-11

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Warineminifter - 3bomIon.
9dn0elsmtniIter - SrouiIot.
SindHsminiiter - merlou.
SuIti3mtuifter - G6aumie.
8olonidlmiuiitsr - 81. Glementel
Miuiftsr 0ffsutli9er Qrbeiten =
Qrmdnb @autbier.
Observation-Disclosures 8ienpenut
Martin.
MISUNDERSTANDING - Rtidu
Ra6bem Serr ROuoier BON Ser
PrGitoentsn 6alieres 5u~riidgetehrt
mar, puroe Ct i'm @or3immer Der De.
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8eoGueru iber Isin 4usTheiOen aus.
oridten. 9trisl6s 3etete utht Die &c.
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6rsun0e u~nttportsno, fagte sr: sd
betrahtete Is ais einen G6renpuHtt, BIZ
aufgobeu 81 srfiiaeu, Die i'd iibernom.
men bate. Die 4bIimmunq 0el
9ammsr bat mid BON elmer Gait BE.
freit, Oeren @eipitt lid ielb1t furhtbdi
gema6t bat, SD beoduere es nidt.
Der @rtlGruug zines Delegirten
oab CT nit ibm elmer WsiRung oerpe'er
iet, dutportete 6err RouDier: sd
Ioute $50 Stimmen erbdlteu BADEN.
penn Id einen ltdrieren Druid aus
aeiibt hattie. dber bic Gtimmuuq bel
8artmer 1T gegen oas 8srblsi6su Oes
8abinsts i'm 4mte bis gu oeuUGhIeH
uHo Der Sdmpf piiroe morgsn pisoeI
be9onnen baben. IS mar better, 81,
Sadie ioiort 81 beenoeu."
Tie SiBun9 Der Wit9Iieoer oes 9d.
binets in rem G~uspdrtiaeu Mint,
cduerte cine babe Gtunoe. Rad Nus.
pedielung ser aniidten binii6tlid
bes8ir9euin0sntdrs tpur0e bei6lDneu
Die Sperationsn in oieier 8e3iebuuc
81 Iuspen0tren, bis elm neues Ga6inet
erndunt pOrosn 1T. Die @ntIdRiouH.
srfoIete tps1tn Der unaIsi66eit Sci
GHItdtsn In Der Deputirtsntummer
bjniiAtli6 Der Wtetbooe Ser 4usFiih.
rung ots &ulurgeiebes. 63ss FL,
Deputtrtentammtr Der Rt9ieruueeir
8ertrduenspotum 9egeben. mare tca
8dbiuet g%e3punQen 9egusitn. nit otI
4ustihruHg o5s @tiebes fortsufdbyan
lber Der 60G 0es Wljniueriums IL
tldr aus Der Observation-Disclosures
iiber Die ongepon0ttn Nittbo0eR emit
itanosn. oie Guf Der tiuen Seite oils Al
QeJpalttbGtig uno auf Der auoern Seit,
ais 81 uobiiaii9 onQeiebtn nur0sn
oaber oahten 6trr Rou5ier uno Iejh,
8oleGsH. Dap ss better iet, Die @r.
3piuauHq OeS @eItbss eiawtsueu
Die 9stauutmabuug Der @,Quldtiouer
miro ieooh ibren gelp0bnljbtu 9dui
usbmsu. bd in 0tu 8eIsben oarii6t,
ipt5iele Dutsn oHeefubrt fn0.
Der eer Rabinetslrtf;9 idhten cet
frousDfIhs otuti6e STREET. iber oii
Gputroue Marottos in Ser Booe III
letn NIT Scr itsteu RejauUa ran eiueu
SinpsrfduontB. Na,s b;na pom osn.
leBtsn 0orts 9eylins a6. 0eun 0ies
cine offtue 9slSeifcn sirtr Irun,6-
fibipaujI6tn Qoiij,i cline uum6e.
libe 9sotHgguaen mar. Damn mar Ia.
EiuDsrfdnoniB ssijtert. l5ty ptnu oi,
8on3eIiion !Ueitere 9to.uauaasn eut.
bielt, mar 5rOHtreih ethsn 5.oIs Be.
Teits iehg srregt mar. Nagluf borbtrsii
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-11
bic 5uOcil.
Sine Population Oerielben itellt ben
&rsmiermpilter 8ittr i6rr idilim-
ne Gage Dor.

@aiiaess bethrdtst.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-11


Sn Der Gopeae Oes S6loTes Wirds
mar fduo untcr ein0rudspOasu 6eters
Iitisittn Nty llsbertritt Der 9rin3siin
Snd BON 9oittnbsrg sur r0mii6=
tn'9oiiih5n 9irht TAFT. Der 8iT6of
8obert 8rinolt pon 9pttiugbdm pous
5og ben &dufat;. sci benz ser fpani=
ide 9remiermjujiter Woret uno Der
9sr5o9 ooH Qlta lls 3sugen mitpiri'
ten. Die Qliisii,oer Ser tonisli6sbtis
.ii6en 6dmtIie vlrsn tief bepegt. Die
@rin3sTfn 8eatyi,s, qrin5eiiiH 6eins
rib ron 9~atter5srg, uRo Die prins
3efjn gna neintsn.
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6eierli6iett SbG. SAT- uHunterbros
ten siebeu 4llTstupeasn our6 Sic
StrobeR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-11
q. YeteI5 burg, I. Widr5.

lie por9sI6lagsHs 4sHosruHs Rubs
LAMBS in Qlgeciras biniihtIi5 Der &c
liseifrdge oie 6rdHtrsih. Dem Der
nebmsn mad a%nuehmsn pin uno Die
aud Den ReprGientautsu DeutftlaHo's
auf Der UlaroftotonftrsnS auHshms
Ear TT, porbg6dltlid Der @snsbmisung
Der 9eh5rosa in Berlin. bsarsuat o1a
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-11

qOli5eirsgiment ouf 8 ooer 5 SABRE.
0dbreHo Oisier 3sit Iolen Die frans
5piiidea uHb iponifhen goli5eibsh6rs
ben perioOiihe 9sri6te an oie oiplOs
matifhen 9srtreter Der MG2te in
9dngsr erftatten, fpd6rsno 9eutT6lnnO
IN Der 3pifden3eit feline Refte reIerz
Dirt, UNI, peuu oas Encouragement Iih
dls un5ufrieOnfteIeno erpsiit, cine
asDiiion an eHOe Der fsitgeisstsH 3sit
foroern at t0nnen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-11

glit e%iierntr 6tttsteit st6t Der 8e
neral 3uorap, Der 8Dmmi16r oey
Krone por. I'm Cronung in oas
Chaos Ser @eripaltung i'm Roui'at
9ef 81 brirgen. Gr bat siren 9i5es
gtIpaH siHgeIeBt, n7hosm er 5egc:ts
Sic lotaIe Selbfoerpalturg aufse59s
Ben bate. Qlit SIR gr6btsR S-1-
nunq piro besreiflihsrtceii rem 9ses
bdlteH, rsIhes Die gsomttu risItn
Helen Gberb1upt ge1sHGbey eini1Iss
gen psrosn. entqegsn15ieaeH
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
EDUCATORS FIGHT A DUEL
PROT ". ~. DicLey Kills Pref. v.
Francis Dun, NJ Dem
Ing, y. ".

Demns. y VI. April 3O-Iu a pistol
due between Prof W H. D.ckey
superintendent, o. the Deming public
schools, aud Prof V. Francis Dur
superintendent Of the Luna county
schools and ore Of the most prumlron,
educators In New Mexico. which loo.
place In front u the pos; ONCE herr
Dun was killed. while Dickey Is In the
hospital with a bullet In his side
Dun. besides being a prominent e,lu.
,a'or. also had a national reputation a.
a. archaeologis'. he came 10 this
place because Of 10 heath he va,
hailed at once a. a valued acquisition
by the community. and put In charge
n the Luna county schools He vas
a deep student and vas the last person
one would associate With a typical
frontier pIsto, duel.
u Is aid here that a woman cane
between the two men. but friends u
Prof Dun insist that there vas an en-
tire.y different cause for the shooting
II The duel had teen fought between
two miners or cowboys. 10 would not
have attracted more than passing a..
'er'.gr but the prominence " the com.
batau's has aroused the greatest Inter.
81 as 90 he cause
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
TypewritlnR Records.

The old question whether there is
any absolute limit OF human perform.
anee In any particular line Is particu-
larry appropriate 10 the question Of
typewrIting records. A young won.
an Of Springfield has recently made
a record Of writing 2.3N memorlzed
words from Henry Ward Beechers
Liverpool speech In 30 minutes. thus
beating record Of 2.Ogg words In a
half hour made by a man no longer
ago than last November. This jump
from SO TO - words a minute. saws
the New York Post. Is a feat proper.
tonately as remarkable-to use the
nearest sporting equiyalent-as clip
pins on full second from the rec.
ord In the hundred.yard dash. Il T.
bringing the fastest typevritIng pref
~ close TO the average requirements
Of shorthand. Psychologists tell Us
u the astonIshlngly stimulating oi.
feet on persons doing work involving
rapidly or deNterIty q the knowledge
Of what others have accomplished In
tho 'ama liueS once certain feat
Ia done or a certain record is mlle
dozens are able to do the same thing.
Will the ,ypist ever become expert
enough to do verbatim reporting With.
out the Use Of shorthand no,esg
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
Drain Upon Forces.

The work Of the forest service In
gathering statistics Of forest products
Tor the last year has furnished the
basis Tor provisional statement Of
The wood consumed In the manufac.
ture ot paper pulp Returns from i5g
hrms. controlling go pulp mills give
over 100000 cords a. the total
smount o. wood used. The wood used
vas divided among The various pror.
esses as follows Sulphl,. 1858 900
cords. soda. 10000 cords. ground
wood 100000 cords Tho total puip
production by an Processes by the
firms reporting was 1885, 900 tons
According TO the census Of 1900 the
consumption 81 pr'pwooi was then
i,sSs.3lo cords. 70 that there has been
on Increase Of more than so p,r cont
In the last six years. This demon.
t,raios, In striking manner thu
drain upon the forests causcd by the
pulp industry
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
The Worlds Wheat.

II seems a curious thought that the
supremacy OF western civilization
the ascendency of the wheat-eaters
over the rIce-eaters-may ultimately
depend upon the discovery OF some
cheap process of producing nitrates; ;
but so eminent an authority as Sir
William Ramsey is sponsor for the
statement More than five years ago,
says Youths Companion, Sir william
Crookes declared the population Of the
world TO be increasing so rapidly that
In short time the supply Of wheat
would be insufficient. Since then prog.
ress has been made in several ex.
periments directed toward increasing
the worlds harvest OF wheat. Never.
theless, many scientific men feel that
a wheat famine within a few genera
lions Is among the possibilities. Ef-
forts toward averting or postponlng
this condition are directed: First, to-
ward increasing the acreage-a process
which Is self-limited; secondly, toward
increasing the yield per acre by i'm.
proving the seed and selecting that
which Is best suited to the locality
where 1t is TO be planted: thirdly. to-
ward increasing the crop by feeding
the plants more generously with nitro.
gen through alienation with nodule-
producing leguminous plants-a proc
ess developed in the United States de-
partment Of agriculture; and, fourth.
Iy, by the manufacture OF nitrates. For
years the supply Of nItrates has come
from Chilli, but that source is nearing
exhaustion. The sewage Of cities
would supply enormous quantities II
there could be found some method OF
saving and applying 1t which would
not endanger public health. II IS Is
timated that 100000 worth Of Ter
tilizer goes annually 10 waste In this
way In England alone. The artificial
manufacture or rather the iNatlOn. OF
nitrogen looks to the air as the great
source OF supply But the processes
now In use are complicated and expen.
siye. Many patents have been issued.
One Of the latest plants Is that at
Syaelgfoss. Norway. in which water.
fall OF 10000 horsepower has been
utilized TO generate electricity. by
which nitrogen Is taken from the air
and absorbed by lime. The resulting
calcium nitrate is powerful fertil.
izer. In this problem the young chem.
lists and the young electricians OF TO.
day have a work which will tax the
ables and ought TO satisfy the most
ambitious.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
JOLIET FALLS TO PIECES
Heroic statue of E,pI,rrr Ia. ~.
Louis Park 'rambt-.
&C. Dust.

s. LouI. ApHl 30 a plo q, whit.
dust AMI a few fragments ~ s,ar Ar,
al That remain n the heroic statue Of
Joliet. which vas taken our ~ the
main picture n the Worlds Fair
and soi up a. the entrance 90 O'Fa.Ior
park az Florls ant ard Harris avenue.
Without warning crcak the great
equestrian Image tottcrcd and fe.l fum
ns base IN View % hundreds II pleasure.
ieekcrs In the park The figure % fcst
hlgh and 10 feet long. crashed 90 tho
ground
The work ~ installing o. AZ the On
trance n the park was completed only
Tire" days aso At an ,Npcn.a N nearly
$1,000
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
mutHTeR STILL AT LARGE
The 's~s'idss ,Hss., r.I,.. u
Not ~ sses..d.d IN ,.,...
iss ISi~s assst.,.

c'mlr'g' Ma Apr 90 To-, 10.
''opm'r's lH ihe u.s ~ Er..b WusB.
Ter 'he Harvard instructor In G,T,g
~lo De- vsHteI ty tho rtrt,tIr. 80
lice 'n 'Hur','.u1 vI'h iar r,,s-, r,..
,'i.'a' death of h.s uI', upf,.aI,,.
ho'r sunday rFH' hll uu, included
,.' appfrt.r...r ~ 'be man u1r,,l
j, va, .''r' D., tho police however.
.hai Na'r'.r '.s.fei h'p mother aal F,
sister 'n Nwuua. Cal. .b.rl, sn,r
io .''i tIIasH NmI.5
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
Willy AFRICAN cHleFTAlN
BambaRha EIudrs ~. rursurr., and
Attacks Convoy
TiEhtIag.

Durham. Natal. April 50 Native tribal
chief Bambaaia. who las caused 80
much trouble during the las, few
weeks and has succeeded In elud.nr
OIL the pursuing parties ser after
him. attacked a convoy which was car.
fyiug provisions 10 Col ManselI
force ., ls believed that severe nght.
iug has occurtcd bu, NO details have
BEN learned.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
WORST HAzlNo ON RECORD
hud"nrs Hair Cat, Head smrar.d
With Iodine, and he u
throwA ta Lake.

Madison Wis April go joseph W
Pt.nurr 81 Stoycas Point a freshman
student iu The College NJ L.ucr. ana
S'I'n'" N the state university. went
through the worst hazIug experience
saturday nIrht any freshman has had
herr Tor a long time His hair vas mt
In society lodge porch. and his head
Nas smcared with Iodine Tdcn he vas
thrown into the lake
fte'hmeu themselves dH The vort
claiming that Pnnrcr hal made
s1mc remarkable university g,.cty
thai they dli no, lie
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
'ausFd n, Npoa, mou. I,it,r.

81 Louis April 30 Anonymous LEI.
isrs written To her husband In an IN
doaVor 10 cause trouble between hus
band and wife caused Mrs. Stephen
hrnnan, aged p, married four month
aFo. To end her ITO IN hrr home $50
North for'l"lh street. East st. Louis.
by swallowing carbollc acid brennan
found his wife lying m tho bed whei
'ho saw him she said. 'Good.h,e. :
am going Tho husband snmmuns :
Dr Little, but his Efforts were useless
She Vas buried IN her Wedding drrsa
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04

Farina, ~, Apr 30 Elmer Kcpner
accidentally shot his friend. Elmer
Simmons, and Killed himself while ON
a fishing trip. In drawing small
revolver from bis pocket the weapon
vas discharged The bullet tore on a
part Of simmons hand. DETECTED ami
struck kcpncr behind the ear, killing
him INSTANTLY
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
LATEST NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

japanese will supervise the culture Of
cotton IN China at the request Of tho
Celestial government
Rock Island wants TO acquire enor-
NOUS tract Of oil lands discovered IN
Oklahoma and Indian territory
Archbishop Glcnnon Of st. Louis. In
sermon al Baltimore Md, declares he
relies on church to save social fabric
Man feet inches tail gocs insane
a. Union station 81 Louis. and
smashcs policemen and others on mid.
way
New York extended a noisy welcome
70 the French squadron when Il steamed
into the North river FOR a four days
visit
Reports are current in 81 Petersburg
that the ear will appoint Premier
WI'ic president Or the council Of tho
empire
Tho National Educational association
has definitely decided 90 abandon tho
annual meeting scheduled for san
Francisco
In Empwss Euge1lc OF Franc, is aid
10 have placed nor entire fortune. esi-
mated OF is0oooro 1T Oh, disposal II
The Catholic church
The jury 10 the ra.r " william Jef.
fries tried az 50 Charles Mo for the
murder ol William Wuss'ef. returned a
verdict u murder LOO tho arsi degree
Na.hhn llarror WEALTHY farmer.
Whose mind hat become Affected BY
reading % the san Fnnuau iIaHef.
harg,i h.mv'!f .n h.s barn u,4r Peoria
ono
? " shannon prominent railroad
ana OIL man ~ r.nsNufs Pa ha,
bourh Tho N..Hura residence. Ia Bu,.
'aio. y d vhefo President Nrk.alcy
.,f
me American liner Ha,srfofd
brought Zoo J,as and 300 Russaa
Poles mostly refugee ,iv Trrn-h
lrah 49, Scotch AHI I.1 Italian mint.
grants 'o Philadelphia
Russia having 'ur h,r r.p .r Man.
'hnrh. s n0s s~vs.Hr lH Ufh'ou b, 90
'fc 'uo eastern puuroe. ~ Mongolia
covering ths H.u's ~ ihr prH.o.l
h.ka. Iet.H railroad
chmH..H sEmpt .a.- Greek
aa.i '1 is brother l'a u,rUrr ~ I'D.
Greek cabinet Has t..u arrested n
Chicago lio .s I.l in hr ua.'rf 10
Greece Hr gL---ra 90 tfsur,r! uuyi.,
arI eB.tsrf.r.u,uf
'hrs HDu,hs SsI 80 aHf ari
wounded ts v.'s Hsr'Ea aarhaI IN
hiu Hr account 1f m Hfr,sfm,r, a. fh,
hone " her sister Boz $50 IauIs nd
.h'n fatally wounded h.m.e,f .n u.
hraf
hu D. " sH1lsy u.fr ~ 81 GOV
STANLEY. % karsss shp L.s r-,.rr.i
from 70 rafr u,a-f - 1.sIf.rs t5
'han'ai." .rs.tnt,rr u"l r,f Zen, ,
current F'ur th.' GHr Hu.h f-et 10
bus AMI t.p hsf vtsn .l. rlIsIat hi,
once as usUrmlsr
G'r Stephen % -. r,rw,-s...I-.
Chief o' 'h' lr'~i Cr'efsa.s y.fs.
arr has v1n,sr,, recovered FROM s.,
.Nia't i.'t's .r N'- u-.szH. tu -rtura
% t.' bone a. C.Hmtu. NIss
TIE f.'' That Erma bruce q rs.ro
s,Ii hss uun frs' t.rurs .r tt. lea.
''nvorih Ikss t.Ef t,l.o.arf..is9,
entitled i' its ta11r, % 1af.H..-.sn
mas 'a''e' trouble snUns OH. q mem.
hers - NE o'ars
Prof Wilbur Jackson ~ ibs uui,s-.
.I' ~ Chicago school ~ situation II,
'ralirr movement .n favor ~ cross.
.nE 'h.,aro s,huuIhult.s ou' in n,
.nsufbs Tar enough 20 fbs, Zach NAV
have I've acres ~ Ff..rt .,.,.....t i,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
fhtr"ttprd s,rlLt Ip,hlr.so.

Chicago April a1 Win walk ou,
~ nearly l0oo structural Iron worker.
hu'ltng operations now w progress IH
Chicago and mrruuul.Is suburbs vii.
come practically iu a raniHI.
wednesday morning Tho iron work
90, have been receiving $40 sn hour.
They demand an iuDraa-, iu Dst.c an
hour.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04

Elizabeth. y J.. Apal 30 rb, nav.
way Refining Co.'S plant Al EIisabJ,h
port was destroyed. with a Jos, NJ
100000. SIX Of the company's 90 tank
blew up Burning oh flowed into
staten island sound, ani ,ut Time cn.
dangtrcd shipping
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
GIti Droward Nv ,oa,hr,rI.L..

birmingham Ala April 90 4 boa.
containing Maud aud Maggie Hilton
and a fri,ui named N.I,s Davis M
Eati Lake. a summer Tesuri. upset al,
the kris attempted ,1 change position
Maud vas drowned and Narsls All
Davis acre rescued
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04

A Philadelphia mother sent a heart.
piercing appeal to the Atlantic city
police, enircating their aid In finding
per missing son My boy has never
Toecn away from home before wrote
Che mother, "aud fear h. has got.
ten into trouble. Please nnd him and
send him home" SnppasIng tho
boy, was youth ahuut out of knee
brecch,s. the police began their search.
Their surprise can be- imagined when
the missing boy turned out 10 bs
I've feet eight Inches Ia hclsht l;s
pounds In weight and q year. old.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04

Cleveland, o.. April "a. Pitcher
Powell was suspended lndranltel,
Monday b. Manager NrAl,pr Of tho
81 Louis Browns Il suspended him far
h,l'r" tn take ordinary proper carc "a,
himself vas an McNl,rr would ay
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04

M'.oa.A Mont Npr' ao 4 frs.rs,
''a.u consisting % 81 ,ars Of f9mr,,
"as wrecked r-sr Rslr Tbr,.
'ol..s have h'e1 recovered u. tn.a
ah'' and D, .s feared there are u.hrr
victims To- tt, tslH.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04

Scranton Pa April 20 \ general
strike II the moldcrs W. tho district
from lion'sdalc To Tnmaqua Tor a
ninc.lrour Gay was oni..all, declared
at meetings held throughout the dis.
lrlri.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04

Norfolk. Va. April &c. Announce.
n,hi Is made that former prcsld,n.
Cleveland has accepted The position NJ
chairman II the board " adviser, Of
Tho jamestown exposition.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04

ParkersbufT. W Va. Aprl 90 Fire
which broke out In the National bo,g
NJ Haulsyillc destroyed the hotel An,
Flint national bank anu pbs, Once Tho
damage u $4,000
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
rsiat week n. ,i..,n,,

Admission Ala April % Wc.,.blnnl
ran'nscr train No % an tha south.
orn railway vas wr,k,i ln the Wanda
harrarcmasirr Norris vas KILLED. AMI
several p,rIans were iaiufui.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
LABOR LEADERS
ARRESTED IN PARIS
CHARGED WITH BEING IN PLOT
TO OVERTHROW THE COW
RRNMENT.
AUTHORITIES SEARCH
HOUSES OF OTHERS


Paris April 30 NJ Grrurhlrs so
cialist leader and secretary " the la
Dor federation and Nay.cr FcuDcautc
were arrested Mon lay morning for al.
legged connection with q Pic, 10 over
throw the republic The fact that Grif-
feuhles has been coupled hj the Az.
thor.tifs with tho BnraplrtisH has
aroused storm OF Indignation in the
labor party which until nov has been
saunch supporter OF tho third re-
pubic, a. opposed 90 muraIJh,sm. aud
rcsents he Sigh, upon 'ho parry IS good
faith
Tho houses " several u,mter OF
The labor confederation we're soar bed
by the authorities
" Lew head ~ 'h, ahor r1ui,'
GRAFTON. wa a'to arrested Monday or
the charge " leI1g connected With ths
alleged plot against me ruycrumcu,
II IL stated that the arrest N many vs'
known royaisia aul BpuAplr,lsts DO
imminent
Di.ord~rIJ IIrmrnt Warnrd.
Paris April $50 Premier sarreu To-
speech delivered here. gave warn
Ink fo she disuupr'y element fha
The government purpH.'l t,a,Iur firmly
with any outbreak. go MAY This 70
'ho fn, speech 90" premier has mai,
To- ,he ouur" ~ The electoral cam
pa.ut ard % dealt v'rb al Minds ~
questions lut The pru.ra' Interest a.
u,hes Goo that portion " b. l.Nus tt,
governments ai'.uI. fuaarI Or,
mcua..rg iah.r s'ua, ur
bup OF y I",rrHmrnt
The fr' Iuy - r.,,rmsni
worth, ~ lhe name lI " saucr
is 90 insure u0.'r .0 fH, .'ress and
freedom 'p aDrk without Interruption
We ~, resolved 'r apply 'hs ~
without passion ari sf,hpu' v,aArsts
90 al d,-lur.~r, OF 'hr pelU, ulue,sr
they NAV H. vhatfvef name they may
assume. and whatever tho cad they
s'ck 4 country like Fma,c oar pro-
per Ani develop commerce, .r,r,as
wealth and Ame.iarstr ihe IUf ~ The
members ~ .is social fabric only
through order pace anil v.rs VI,
louoe can only tsrch' ne force, - p.
action and i.sUrrd.' he rHl.,-t pau. r
nistiHetiy NiIitsr, aspect.
The city .s Assuming AI.suurt.y NIL.
Hafy ssp", Military patrols have NJ
vet b"er established. tu, -u.I.sr or
h'N ihruug the hIul.yarla sfsrtstinr
'hs DAYS ~ th' Hm'auF.r es,frnert
special trains rIufIIur o. Hf.ug .n rein
fore'mcuis The military governor u
Paris has iakru ne suggestive action
~ rrqus.i.luirl ihr extensive build
iEFs ~ 'hr rvoI yauthaI or military
uses This building ordinarily Is used
tot mc"'rEs ~ 'l. r,yolutaua-, party
striL"Ts create disorders.
Tho striking l,a,s-s ,re,,.I a.saf.
t,u utsIf, The establishment ga, 81.
continuing iu operate by sulea,urpr
90 Induce me m,H vhU remain I'll vurs
10 join ihr strikes 4 number " men
az Work gathered IN hall Iu Gats
sir"', ard pas.d resolution not t1
vurA ur MAY ! AID 10 app. ,rs a.utha'
the tahurr NIIl remain Gal. .I.f A..
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Springfield, M April 30 RAY ily.
lrrfiun. s'Nycaru old sun Of Mis- Ami,
lear, In running aoru.s Tho street IN
avoid an automobile, Nas Bit by a street
Tar and Killed.
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moRos KILL PULAJANEs
Thirty 80 Thea mite the ns.t n.
Hr"s"t Eacosstrr on ~.
tsiand 81 samar

Mat.a April lu 4 dcs. ~ Nor
o. DC istni ~ Samar Loo ar ,rUurr,sr
With Iu.alarcs klIci 30 10y fts latter
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TIE MARKETS
a., MONDAY Ami A
"Fstn snd t'fa,t.t,s.

.is Iuur Patents ttt.t,.
N''' fW Wheat s..
~ ..Ua.... usN FL. y. N'H
.sra'''. l.srd chose steam ft'
9lA standard m.ss y.eI
~. hUa' IEra Tr.i -
hh'l'i Creamery lsu.Ia.
Indianapolis Wheat.Nu t.i ,,,,
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noiilr nIonIna rlnnt nprn.s.

Evansville Ind Apfil8o The bottle
NOV ing plant OF the Evansville e,as
works was burned. Jaul.ag a .,.i OF
llloVyu. "