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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
NGe gr6citcr Ocr s9icpnblic SruH &
Steel So" in 6ammOnS, Sub.
nm gIusitano.
Msbr 2O6n gefSrSert.
Gndl bic nn5nfricOcncn Sdliifbancr
in 9Ornin, CbiO babcu Die glrbeit
uicoergelegt.
@ebrr am Streif.
Sommono. ssn6. 20. Wldrs.-

QgANltllpltbf NNiitsy - -~tNA o.
ollie 9lrbeiter in oen @iienperfeu
Der .3epubIic SSron & SteeI SO. III
@oit Gbicngo giuaeu belte on Den
Streif, bobere 2obue berlaugen0. Die
500 Streifer, ole bisber $t.75 Gage
Iobn erbieIten, nerlan9eu 50.
0ie Notwithstanding bat oos
9lniuden abgetpieien un6 Der Snpe.
rintenoent s. @rooe oiiberte, Olb
man Die 8erfe nidt pieoer erofinen
merOe. bis Die Streifer nahgeben.
3u llnrnben lit es bis leet nIdlt
aefommen. bod IoBt ole @eiellitait
ibrc @ebauOe BON Spe3ialpoIi5iiieE
beipod)en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
sdlifisnndlridlten
sin.coni.t. @laii. % 0dri

1i1ac0Hllt, IinII, y Uturj.
Der Iaupitr oCceoui"', nii Der
Eobrt uon giDerpOol ndh 9}au Dort.
mar mitte.it orobtIoier Ielegrapbie
nit Ser bieiiger g2orconi Stdtior in
Werbinound uno miro canon Soof
nabriheinlih nm $40 beuie Rad.
nittng errelfen
groU 6eoo 20 WGr3.
Ter Taugier ga SnUoi" uirb
nod eings3anaenen orahiloien tele'
prapbihgr Gafridlteu 6oUre I'M !
ubr beuts gliaa5 erreihen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
gRittelamcrifa.

gIep Dorf. 81. Widrj.
9ouis enrique 9oniln. Der @ene.
rolfoniul BON Columbia bier, erbieIt
pon goqotn teIe9ropbiihe ytodriht.
ooB in columbia tieiiter Srieoell
berrihe. Sn 8cncgela. uobc Oec
@ren5e GoIumbia's lei cine 9ieboIu.
ton nusgebroden. sic aber beOeu.
tungslos 3t iein ideine.
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Gridlufen.

@oleSburg, SSG., 21. M1r3.
0hltbnlablih in elnem Sueit. ben
er nit elmer @eienid)ait iunger 2eute
botte. fpuroe 2ouis Wlc8eine, elm
@oi6iniit Der Chicago, Burlington
& Guincp @iierbnbn, geitern abell0
erihofen.
0ie 9Iffnire trug iid I'M. Iebbafte.
Iten @ei1Gitstbeile Der Staot 5u.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
GanbanoIuerfer feicrn.

Seattle. @nib, 81. 02dr3.
9as 9oubanomerf iit bier poIitdn.
big gum Stillitan0 gefommen. 5000
goubanoiperfer beiinoen' iid int
4usitano. IS miro cine 9obn.
erb66ung BON $3.50 5n SO fir Ole ge.
ipohnIidlen 9Lrbeiter perInnat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
@rnrr llnthnten.
Wfenphis. Senn., q. /!

Weinpbis, Senn., q. Ndr3.
9ipei 9tegerinnen griiien geitern
Srnu @ua Gbeton uno TIRE Sodlter
al, Die iiu aui Dem Seimueqe beian.
6en. geioe erlitten gteiiernunaen.
oie ii5 m0gIiterrpeiie nIs to6tlih er.
meiien
Die beioen Negerinneu puroen
perhaitet, ip1ter aber BON eiuem ent.
riiiteten goltsbauieu ersriiien uno
erihoHen.
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Strcif arciit nm iidl.

6ammon0, lSno.. q. M1r5.
@eaen 5000 Olaun befinoeu iid)
iebt in oen Giienuerfen in Gait Chi
cdgo an Streif IS fam 81 einigen
aber unbeoeilten0en llnruben.
Scllte 9tadnittag fiuOet cine Som.
feren5 5iuiihen Der @eihdftsfi!brung
uno ben Streifern Itatt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
Gidjt Der @sindte.

@rie, ga, 21. WGr3.
es IteIte iih geitern abenO ber.
aus, oab Der Sobu 0eS Or. 9iarpin
rid,t bier iei. Der eeiunoene 9nabe
mar Elm @benbilo Oes @eiud)ten. Oo6
ereab iid, oaB es Der Sobn elmer
iSrou bon &iplep. gt. o.. it, Die lid
bier aufbdIt tpeeen elmer Gbcibei.
0uudSfLdae.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
Trntidlnnn.
Berlin, 20. gD}Gr5.

geritll, ~. W(Qri.
Ter Rei6Stoa ucrtogte lid beutc
bis 5um 10. Ipril.
Qos geiuilliguugS aonite oc5
&eihstageS beri6tete giInltig ilber
ole BON Der &egieruug gciOr0ertc 8e
iuilligrne BON 100000, nm 0amIt
ole Sobnuug fir 1856 ncll 81 Ida.
ic1l0e Senuptmonnsiteaen 81 oeden
Der 3entrumsob9eoronete g3ber-
ger erfIarte, imSffi3iersforps Der gr
NEE ieien ieet ihon 700 0otnn3cn
porbonoen, neil rs m pniienoen
2eiten CUR @eiebimg oerielben ieble.
2iibed, 20. @iors.
Ger oelttibe Qompier n&orn" III
in Der gtorolee geilmfen, pobei 81
Menid)en ibr 2eben uerloren. Cos
Sdiii belt 18S Eounen.
Snmburg, 20. Yidr3.
Zen nereinigtcn 8beoern leben
immer nod 1000 Mnm. INN dGc
QIase Der nusgeiperrten SduuerIeute
81 bclesen.
Berlin, q. Wdrj.
Sapan lUidelI beOeuienoe Selhalte
in auipp's NSerteu ab. Cine beoeu
tenOe 9In5abI aunoncn, Die ierti9 &c.
Itellt liuo. merOen pon japunllheu
Siiijieren elmer ,5nipeftion unter5o.
gen. - Die ireun0ihaitlihcn Be3le,
bungen gpiiten DER aruppid)en @e,
if1iisiiibrung uT0 Sapan miro 10
red)t 0emonitrirt oa0urd). ooB lopas
nilbe D}nhiuiiten in Der aanouens
fdbrif tbatig iinO.
Berlin, q. Dtdrj.
81 elmer bpdit unbe0euteuoeu gli.
iare geildltete lid Die beutige Mars.
ieler Der Sojlaloemotrateu. Gic iibs
Iide auu08ebung an oen @rdberu
0erNar3deiaueneu perliei reht 5a9nt.
Die FoIi5ci eutiernte einige menige
rotbe SdIeiien, iouit aber gaben ibr
Die CbeiInebmer Der SEER nldlt9 81
rbun
Vliind)en. q Diarb.
Ger bier inblriIrte cbeudlige Sir.
fu9beiibcr Ilpio )tieOerboier. ocr
ermorouug ocs Uililondrs 8enojhel
mo elmer aHoeren Ycriou uugetlaai,
miro iid nod Ucgen zines Oritien
W(oroes 81 perantDorten baben. Gr
iou cine Eroitiiuirte getoOtet boben.
glieoerbofer mar oieies Ber6redens
idon Iau1e peroddiig.
5orbnd), q. Mdr5.
@eitern bat 0le iclerllhc 8eeroi.
gung Der Gpier Der tiir5lifen @ru.
bentatoitropbe itattgeiuR0en
VcD gort, 81 Widrj.
Ger aR y St3tg fa6eIt ibr
gerllner aorreipon0eut:
,Sn @neicn balteu AM 0reiBigiten
gidr3 polniide Abgeoronete oes
mo 2anotags uno ioniti.
ae 5irbrer. iowie gereinsleiter umo
eIne aoniren5 ab. III mel.
der ilber oos Jiadlaiieu 0es Sdul.
itrelt uuo sic Siuliion TIM gla9e.
melueu pcrb1n0elt uer0eu io1 Uton
iic5t oeu pcuiueleu geidliliien nit
SplHmmg euiIc1n
&roBc auireJung 1erridi f.. bic.
iilen poInifcn Nreien ilber elne
aun0e aus gromberg. 0er5uIolge ge'
Gen mcbrcre @erioneH. pelhe iei.
ner}eli iilr 0ie Gp'er Der g8reldener
Sduifrnuoaa erbeblihc 6on0s ge.
iamiueii 1lben. EN- gerldtlide5 0er.
iabren mcQen Netrugs unO Inter.
i6iagung eugeieiet mor0en III Is
limo ndf mcHiger ais 100000
Rarf. peIde nidJi sur 8ertbeiimg
gclmaieu. Derid,pun0en Iie Gpier
iel5it babeu ucn 0en qedmmeiten
C8c.0crn mr iebr aeringe getra9e
erbaleu Ger gaule 6onos aber
lit bis aui SEN ieBiut Bieunig uct.
braufi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
ErnnsnnnI.
3o6annl86ura 81. @dr5.

,Sobannlsburg. 2l Wdr5.
3lpei mo5firte BGu6er mabfcn
beuie einen iijbnen Raubouia0 auf
bic geonten Der Rationalbanf Sn.
oeiien ieuertcn oicielben ioiort ibre
9icpolper Gb. eincn Der Rauber to0t.
lih Deripunoeno, oen anoeren erqrei.
ieuo Giner Der gonfbeamten erbielt
cine nnbeocuienoe Sd)ubluunoe.
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Vittsburn. 20. Ulor3.
Conn. eittIe uOn arfaniaS franf.

Can 9Intonia, Ter, 90. W1dr3.
Bon Corpus G6riIti. Ter. fommt
Die glohridt, 0oB Der @ouberncm
2ittIe bon 2lrfonios Elm idmertranfer
Wann lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
gns,ichsncr Tcscr ermOrOcr.
Anttiesbnra. WliiI.. 21 Wldr

Nntflescurg. Wlllly ZI Wlar3
Gbnaro Roreu, elmer Der einflrb.
reihiten Reqer i'm iiiolihen JPiiiii.
fppi un6 8r1iioent Der bieiiqerl
Teoples gauf. einem 3eaeriniti.
tut nur6e aeitern nui oem s'e1e
nod ieiner @o6nuu1 in Den gfiidcu
oeifoiieu urh mar ioiort cine 2eite.
lie 9hat IN mniterios 5upoI Ro0eG
onoenein teliebt mar. ielbii bel oeg
neisen gepclierund.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
Grireulid.

4hilooelpbia. 70. 20. Dldr,.
Ter 9rGiioeut 0ner pen Der Rea0.
ina.gnhu boi ongetiinoigt oab Die
altersqrcn}e iur 0ie bon Der 9ahn
gnniitenenoen ron IS oli as ,5otre
erhoht nurOe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
@sbtr am streif.
Mnrren. q. &. 90. Wldrs.

@nrren, R. s., 90. 9idr8.
gnndhern0 200 @eber beeohen iib
eeiiern in oen Rarfer'ifen @ebereien
an ben 5treif. DieieIben perIangten
cine 2obnerb6hlng BON 9Sro5ent. -
@eeen 400 onoere angelteGte mcrhcn
bur6 oeu Streif in D'itIei0enibaft
ae5ogen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22

Die Jtem ,5erieu Stoats.2egisIa.
tur. peldr g. 3. IN Trenton in Git.
ung lit, nobm eeitern QbenO einitim
mia cine Reiolltion an @roUec
GlcpeIano. .oem ein5igen lebeuoci
friiberen BrliiHenteu uno fiibrcn0en
@iirger ser GepnbIf". sic beiten
@Iiidipiiuide gum 70 8eburtsias3
bar3ubieten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
geGnaItiacno.
Neru })orf, q. 0}dr}.

gteru })orf, 21. Wldr}.
Qie @alier oes Raiiaic ,5luiies
na6e @oterion itiegen Ieete g}adt
plosli6 10 iebr, oaB mon6e 2lmpob.
ner. ii6 Der Sbrcden, Die Die @ai.
ierilutben por 2 mo 5 S5nbren per.
uriahten. erinnerno. Die gauge gta9t
Mnd,e hielteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
cchcrrcid,


Irot oii3ieuer Igmcnus bot nh
Die R1dlr.di nun ood nl5 @1hrbe.t
berausaeiieIlt. ooB Der oiterreifitt
35ronio.ler Gr3her5oa 6ran3 6er.
6Hono iuHlii im itren1iial Sncogul.
10 in Berlin peilie. Ger 6rSbersog
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Gum @mnOcsridlter trnannt.
@aibington. 21. M1r3

gIaibington. q Wars.
Ser 4rGlioent &ooicpeIt ernonnte
sSranf Q. 2ietrid non 3ocatelo,
SI6obo. ols 9nnoes GiItriftsridter
bon 9Sooho on SteIle bon SSames $.
8eattn, ser reljatirfe.
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Fa lnirh htiier.

Cincinnati 9. 90. Mars.
Die BaHer perIauien iit oamGb.
lid uno man erportet IN nent1en
1ogen mie0er oen Strabeubabuoer.
te5r ouinebmeu 81 fomen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
Tampft ab.

Cairo, 81, 81. MGr5.
9as 9ononenboot D@asp". pel.
DIES felt einer @ohe bier Dor glnfer
lag un0 bon Soilienoen beiuht mur.
De, oompfte beute friib nb unb Dem
@oli.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
G,oarn nidlt Itreifen.
Onoho Wph 90 W}1rl

Onobo. gieb., 90 gfdrj.
Gie 9eaulieu oes aeiieIihmieOe'
8erbanoes fonitatiren. Dab nift 0ie
glbiifDt oorIiegt. einen Streif Der Sci.
ielidn1ie6e an 0en Snrrimaniben
@iignbabnen 5u ertidren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22

GbeDenne. 8uo, 20. Idr5.
Der fiir3lid BON 8rGiioeut gioois-
oelt gum gunoesOiiiriftsamuolt er.
nonnte A0pofQt 9. 0l. 2luiberman
BON @ponitor lebntc 0os 9Imt al.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
WRehr @aKcr.

g8beeling. gg. %. 90 Dldr3
Gin ltarfer, Oie gan5e Rodt anbal.
TENDER Regeufoa oeruriodte bier cine
5meite llebcridlmemmnlng. 9Ile fIei.
ncren @eip1iier limo peit iiber ibre
llfer getreten.
9ittSbura. 20. Dlor5.
Der nnboIten0e Hegen i'm peitli.
den BclluinIoanieu miro iuabrid)ein'
lid netc @oiicrihG0eH nernrindlen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22
liebrridlnfmmnnn.

Socremeuto Sal, 90. @dr3.
Can't elmer 5elephonnndriht BON
MforpsUiae lit Die gon5e Sta0t iiber.
idppe.umt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-03-22

ben 5ll perbiiuoen. neun eS iid oar.
nm bnnoclt, geidbrIide gori6Idge
Der rooitoIen Siuten 5u 6ou Su brin.
nPn
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
REVEAL PLOT TO KILL CZAR
Secret Police at st. Petersburg Make
Arrests by the Score.
Outbreak In DOuma Also Alarms Au-
thorities, While Radicals Are
JubiIant AT Outcome.

St Petersburg. Nov. So-One CT the
most widely spread revolutionary plots
uncovered during the present year was
discovered by the St Petersburg secret
police to-day. and prisoners are being
made by the score.
Il is understood that the assassination
of the Gar his ministers. and many OF
the leading officials here and at other
important cities throughout the empire
was planned.
Many men Of high position and noble
blood are said to have been involved in
the plot. The government is also much
perturbed by the outbreak in the Douma
to-day. ending in the breaking up of the
session in fuH-hedged riot. The radicals
arc jubilant tonight over the defiance
hurled at Premier Stolypin by Fedor
Roditcheff, the constitutional Democrats
orator.
The-iatter is reported stilI IN hiding.
and it IS said he is suffering severely
from the rough handling to which he
was subjected by the conservatives be-
fore his friends rallied to his assistance
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
ETHEL SAVES 4 LIFE
Presidents Daughter Hero
inc at Football Game.
PULLS GIRL FROM A CRUSH
jam I'm Front Of Miss ROoSeyeIt's
Box Almost Causes Panfc-Neyy
York Friend Dragged over Fence
Despite Protest of Policeman, Who
Dared Not Interfere.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 3o.-EtheI Roose-
welt, daughter Of the President of the
United States, was the innocent cause
OF an incipient riot and a crush at the
Army-Navy football game this afternoon.
Likewise. did she aid. with her feeble
strength, TO rescue from the panic-srick-
en- mob a girl friend. As the young
woman, nearly fainting. was pressed
against the wall surrounding the boxes,
Miss Roosevelt seized one of her arms
and Miss Oliver. daughter Of the As
sistant Secretary Of War, the other. the
two together raising her clear of a six
foot barrier and 10 safety inside the box.
Indignant men. reused by the situation.
beat with heavy canes the head OF one
of the many stupid policemen who were
blin5ly obeying orders and preventing
persons from climbing the fence when
separates the promenade from the foot
ball field proper, and in a manner reliev-
ing the pressure Of a panic-stricken crowd
that was crushing men and women
breathless.
Meanwhile. although the football was
i'm play the occupants Of the boxes over
looking the scene Of danger were hor-
rihed and fearful Of tragic mterlude TO
the game. Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt and
Mrs. Mile Carter. who occupied boxes
very near. were intensely apprehensive.
Thousands Leave seats.
When the first half Of the game ended
thousands Of persons left their seats upon
stands and descended TO the wide prone
made in front of the boxes To sean the
gathering Of social and Off
cial notabIes.
The one person who commanded great
est attention was the young daughter of
President Roosevelt. Seated i'm the box
with her were Acting Secretary of War
Gen. Robert s Oliver. his two daughters
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Beck
man Winthrop and Mrs. Winthrop.
The crowds from the stands started in
both directions and met in front of the
box in which was Miss Roosevelt. For
some unknown reason, cne or two thou
sand Persons became jammed within the
narrow space in front Of Miss Roosevelts
box. - first there was a mild protest
from those caught IN the crush. but as
il continued moment after moment and
the pressure from every direction became
greater. women and girls caught in the
crush began - cry and scream because
Of the pain they were enduring.
Try To Climb Fence.
Then came cries Of Climb over the
fence" But upon the other side Of the
fence was a line OF policemen. They
would not permit any one to climb the
fence Miss Rebecca Randall. Of New
York. a friend OF Miss Roosevelt. was
one Of her visitors en- the promenade.
Miss Roosevelt was leaning over the wall
chatting with Miss Randall.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
LOCAL.

congress Opens at Noon Tomorrow.
Fire Damages =. y. Richards Store.
panama Bonds are Oversubscribed.
Cannon Again Named Speaker.
-Winiams Chosen Minority Leader.
ERepresentative Porter Is Snubbed.
l0-MaX Weyl Given Reception.
Ex-senator Foraker Congratulated.
12-Jews Celebrate Ancient Feast Day.
l6-Drake Reports on Insurance
li-Mr. Meyer Recommends Postal Banks.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

= ''-'-l-. T Hfa-llEs III LINN-
Miss Ethel Roosevelt Heroine.
quake Costs More Than 1900 lives.
l-Attempt on the Cars Life.
Navy Wins from the Army.
Chicago Elevator Carries Death.
3-Mauretania Starts Eastward
1.-Two Women Killed 10y Gas.
l2-Ireland Faces Lawless Winter.
l2-Fish Gets Hartman Ally.
Closes It's Gates.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia
and Maryland-Rain or snow to-
day. Tomorrow fair; variable
winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
Sentiment in Congress for
Prohibition Here.
MANY UNDECIDED
South Presents an Almost
Solid Phalanx.
VIEWS OF LAWMAKERS

Effort to Secure a Poll of Senators
and Representatives Brings Out
spoken Responses from some
Quarters and Shows EvnSion in
Others-ReasOns Given for Move
ihent 10 Abolish the Liquor Traf-
hc I'm the District of Columbia.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01

London, Nov. So-Now that The fun ac-
count. coming from Tashkend. via St
Petersburg has arrived. there can he no
doubt that the Kara,aEh earthquake was
one Of the mos. appalling catastrophes
on record.
1t is difficult" writes a correspondent.
'to describe the scenes which meet the
eye at Karatagh to-day. What was. q
short while ago. a hourghins township
is now the grave Of 409o- dead. The total
dead Of the neighborhood is 12c,1. But
the scenes which accompanied The cafas-
trophe are even more difficult OF adequate
description.
''On the eve OF the disaster. October %
a terrific storm burst over Karataeh and
its environments. The animal world
seemed to have an uncanny foreknowl-
edge Dogs howIed. horses stampeded
cattle lowed with fright Early in the
morning the Whole town seemed To shud-
der.
Rocked As By Mighty Hands.
The earth tremors were frequent. but
few Of the townspeopIe were sufic.ent1v
disturbed by them to leave their houses.
Fifteen minutes later "A terrific shock set
the entire place swaying. and the air re-
sounded with weird noises. Then the
town seemed 20 be repeatedly lifted high
in the air and set down heavily By mighty
hands
Buildings were crumbIing and crashing
70 ruins every moment In scores #
places the ground burst open and boiling
water spouted upward. Huge fragments
of rock became dislodged from the sur-
rounding mountains and added the thun-
der OF their fail 10 the subter-anean rum
hlings and roarings which continued all
the time
Numerous houses Were battered down
by the falling r)cks. Others. with their
occupants sank bodily into great fssrres
IN the earth
Shrieks Amid the storm.
From every side arose awful shrieks.
Those who fed for safety had to blind
their eyes 90 many CHASTITY sights. The
storm had come on again with renewed
force. and q yeritable pandemoni-,,n
reigned- Iaddcnej animals tore ai.nless-
D. hither and tNther. continuous pe1Is
Of thunder ana flashes of binding light
ming adding TO the frenzy Many fugi-
tives perished under the ho6fs Of the
animals
In the meanwhile similar scenes were
being enacted in the surrounding country.
twelve large villages being destroyed on
this same terrible morning. So died. in
all some 12,eoo persons. IN Ksratagh
alone 2Ooo bodies wcre recovered AS
many more stil remain IN the ruins. o.
L2i2 houses. while 25.oo0 animals. on
rough estimate, We're destroyed"
Flooring. (Nerv c-,odn. - % Pc 100 u.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
An Imnortnnt Auction-

The Wilson sale Of fine furniture silver
CHINA. glassware, books. Persian rugs.
paintings ornaments. curios &c. opcns
al the Sloan Galleries. 1i0i g st. Wednes-
cay next. Exhibition tomorrow and
Tuesday. with catalogue. The most i'm
portGnt sale OF the season, Offering n
grand opportunity 10 secure Gesirabie
useful, and sensible holiday gifts.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
NAVY The VICTOR
IN THRILLING GAME
Army Goes Down in Unex-
pected Defeat.
SCORE STANDS 6 TO 0
Brilliant Crowd Of 10000 Sees
GridirOn Contest.

Notable Gathering Of the Nations
Most Prominent Persons ThrOnEs
Franklin Field TO Witness Annual
Battle, and Contributes 10 the Wild
Enthusiasm That PrevaIIs-WorIc
of Douglas and Beavers Features
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I's'4' LUZ q U-ItO -. II
Every saturday ard sunday. All trains
both ways, both days, except Poval Inn,
ited. City Offices. 1f7 ST. and Cig Pa.
ave.
Every Kind Of Lumber Has Dropped.
Frank Libbey & Co, 9th st. and n. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
CONGRESS BEGINS
WORK MORROW
Legislative Bodies Of Govern
ment Assemble at Noon.
G. O ?. HOLDS THE WHIP
Admission Of Oklahoma State
Will Change Complexion.

In Senate Republicans VIII Have
Advantage Of II Out Of Total Mem
hershiP OF 80, and in House the
Ratio VIII BE 56 ont of Total of
39c-Rate Bill, Financial Question,
Rnd Legislative Speculation.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
DEADIN QUAKE12,OOO
Details OF kaTatagh Disaster
Most Appalling.
WHOLE TOWNS SINK IN EARTH

Houses CrumbIe and Fall Upon the
Heads OF Fleeing. Te-rOr-strfcISen
PeoPie-RREing Elements Add 70
General Turmoil - Death Strikes
Down 25,OOO Animals.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01

"4h NVhsreSS enact q prOnlDluOn law
for the District of Columbia?
The Washington Herald approaching
the intense local interest in this question.
has endeavored to secure a poll Of Con-
gress, and presents this morning most
interesting series Of letters from Sena-
ators and Representatives upon the sub
ject- These views Of the men who may
be called upon TO determine whether pro-
hibition shall be established here viii
naturally attract wide attention.
The questions asked Of each Senator
and each Representative were as follows.
1. DO yOu favor prohibition in the Natioaal Cap
bal2
2 II not, do you favor high license as the best
method Of regulating the liquor ;ranicg
3 Are there any dry or local OPTION towns or
counties in your DISTRICT II So win yol kindly
give results Of such conditions
The results OF the poll show conclusive
ly that there is very strong prohibition
nucleus in the House. and that some OF
the Senators are also willing to vote for
a prohibition law here. Broadly SPEAK
ing. II a prohibition bill is reported out
OF the District of Columbia Committee.
u viii be supported with pra acticaI unanim-
ity by the delegations from the Southern
States, with scattering votes in the North
and Middle West and the delegations OF
Kansas, Nebraska. Iowa. and North Da-
kota- There is not. as yet, direct con-
frmatiOn OF the general belief that there
is a majority in Congress in favor OF
prohibition here Judging from the tenor
of the replies, the prohibitionists would
be in the lead. but this is hardly an ac-
eurate index Of the actual vote mas
much as those Representatives who pro
pose to stop the sale Of liquor are out
spoken in their views. while the other
side is disposed to be noncommittaI.
Outspoken for Prohibition.
Here are the names Of Senators and
Representatives who openly pledge them
selves TO vote for prohibition in the Dis
trict of Columbia:
SENATORS.
Borah, Of Idaho. ~
McCumber, Of North Dakota
McIaurin. uf NfissSsippi
RFpprsrN-7r ,-rr,-ro
Acheson. oi Pennsylvania
Del on 1eorgln
Burnett. Of Alabama
% o. s-7SiPt'
ara =" Ioal0@-
S. G''ules. ol I Ieluleas'-
Gronna, of North Dakota.
nHte' "a tei,neSSte I
IoO',n' Vi Al4u4iil~
lcus1'n' Nl AculiesSsS-
nllsnSN, 1S, u NSGlasNa,
5llalSo 59hnS,I; v9a o. sou'h carolina; S.L1l,
Kipp. Of Pennsylvania
Miller q Kansas.
p1usetr i, 81 , Iennessee
SO of Ks1s,s
sims. Of Tennessee.
spisht' Of Mississippi
Webb. of North CaToirs
Wallace. Of Arkansas
On the Other side.
The list Of those who arc eoDo,I,, f,a,l, |
n announcing their opnosition ie nc Col
.ows:
sENAroRs
Bulkeiey. Of Connecticut.
Perkins, Of California. who favors high license.
-. tht f'i-S IN iAII' Is.
Bry,ibeaS ~ PSnnsyIv5,i,
'Chaney. Of Indiana.
,Esca. OF Wisconsin
.Go,,i5sn - ~ VI
Hnskius. Cf Vermont
hindermann, Of Wisconsin
Tsnaban, Of Pc1rs,,r,ri,
Lindsay Of New York.
,e, Sooerts oI MaSaehuSettS
steVens. Of Nrin1eso4.
Weeks. OF Massachusetts,
'FsEors high license
The number of Senators and Perrosor
ON The question j,cIr6ol .'i-lIe lli1l,SelVeS
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
Safety =. Ucu ,. ProAt

Is insured depositors in the banking dept
or I mon. Trust Co. 1A4 r ST Interest
pald on all accounts. Business conducted
under supervision Of L. 5. Treasury.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-01
Make City Clean and orderly.

Editor The Washington Herald:
1 should certainly support bin for
the prohibition OF the liquor traffie in the
District OF Columbia il given an oppor-
tunity. Kansas has had prohibition since
1881. ard while II has nc- always been
rigidiy enforced, it has vet giv-n our
State vastly better condition tnau
would have prevailed under lny sort Of
a license system Fer tho past two yelrs
it las bee quite effectively enforced.
and the more rigid the enforcement is
the stronger becomes the sentiment in
support of The LAW. In the District Of
Columbia. in the very center Of the na-
tons power, there certainly could be no
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