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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24
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1926 90. Sopne gIpe., Gbieasc
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24
Die nadaiabrisen @ahleH.

SUI Qooember ndditen Sabres
rperben IN @iiiouri MIR orei Staats
beomter, su ertpdblen iein: Gin
Midter ocs Dberseridts, eiienbabn'
eommiiiar uno Superintendent Der
0ffentIiden SduIen, 5erner lind
sr erpGbIen oie @itslieber oes Re'
praientmbauies oes Gonsreiies. Ole
RiteIieOer ser 5taatsIesislatiir, Cir
suit.RiGter, Criminals itter, Wnb.
Observation-Disclosures, RitslieOer oe'
gourta Court. Gircuit-Glerf, eolins
til ausDoIt, Collector, gnblic aoHt'n
iftrnsor, 5rieoensridter uro eon
tables.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24
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den lie baben iiir miiiiet, tie fett
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

Gin Sflape Der Arbeit. Gin Rann
ODER cine Srou in Der glitbc oes
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barter arbeit ieir. uno iid benz
nod gars ipobl befinoen. Die 3e't
fommt inoeiieri, no es diisfinoet, oat
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bes aorpers 10 iHnell pieoer ber'
suiteIler,, tpie iie perbrau6t fpi,rocn.
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bel ibrer arbeit, ino gerabe in be
fer Sinidt. bot baS alte arditer'
SeiImittel, Gorni's aIpenfrdnter. let
ne Rodt betpieien. CT ertfertt DIE
abfaIIitoife aus benz Sptern. nno
itdrfe bic scidmddten Srgane. Or
tpirb ben Bublifunt Oireft geliefert
burd bic Gieentbiimer, OF. geter
Sobrnep & Cons Go. 1875 60,
Sopne ape., Chicago. SH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24
aebasirte Sabrsreiie fir bic
Sciertage.

Sn Riidiidt auf Oie fomntenoell
Seiertase miro Die @O. @acific sabr
geIeIlidaft cine GrmaBigung Der
SaDrpreiie fir oie &unofabrt EN-
treteu laiien, aber MIR fir Strefen
no Der iesige Subrpreis Sc oOer
peniser betragt. Ser reSu8irte 6abl
preis betrast fir Die &unOfabrt |
uno Elm 9rittel 8reis uno DerOen
"a, %. uno 81, December uto Den
/. Sou,lor gut our aiidtebr big 5un'
5. Sonuar.
q. g. &roruer, Geent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

fpirS, Dos man nur aebroudt Inn
oils 9anoibat fir elm 0ffcntIides
Amt nit srobem 2Grm ms amt 5u
iabren, God bas Bolt 3iebt nit
Subel ben in tiefem &otb Itefenocn
@aeen ouf ole frummen 8abnen
sum cigcnen StoSeu. ~@esen
Die Enmmbeit fanpfen icIbit Die
Softer ueraebens," iaste emit nit
Iett elm iebr peiier Iarnl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24
9r. GOOf Fat bcm @OrSpOl n | d.
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Isle oaS &obeI beridtet, bat Die
l~lniperiitat BON Copenhagen, 9one'
mari, erflGrt. baB aus ben ibr bon
Or. Sreoerid q. Goof iiberianotelt
9pfumenten feline 8eDeiie erldngt
fperben f6nnten, baB Or. @Oof lid
am ober in unmittelbarer Ndbe oes
storopoIs beiunocn babe unS Dab
meitere 8riifrugen Der 4nipritae
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bcriiflidtist merpen fOnnten.
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cipiliitrte @eIt utb Oarnruer Den
aonia bon Gdnemnrf gum 9eitelt
gebalten iilb our6 feline gSortrd'
ge" iiber feline @rpeOition lid, einigt
bunoerttmienh Dollars e%ridnorrt
lid aber aud ben trnilriget Hlibrf
oIs ar0Btcr SdninSler oes Sabr
bunoertS erporbet. gieIlei6t lap
lid, 3u ieiuer Gntidulbigutg gelteni
maiden, oaB err nidJt gau3 5ure6
nungSfdbia lit, mie felt ieinem Dol
8o9cn erfolgten gerifminoen be
baltptet tuorbeir lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

lcin, fir pelae i'd aud ben b0diteu
Marftpreis be5able.
S9reibt mir mas ibr 81 perfdil'
fen babt es miro iid fir eudl be.
8nbIen.
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Berger, @to
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

aboHart asf bas serriaru,er
goItsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

-8m. s. grautieuui, BON Der
ger mar 9omerstag bier uto itat-
tete uns einen @eihdftsbeiu& alb.
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te 8ienstae 90 giel nod Sermarn
Irm bieIeIben nod 8ortInnb 81 briu.
gen, muBte aber peset Oes Giles
I'M GIrfie per eiienbabn iiber Sci.
.ferion gitp DerIaSeri.
pie i60ne 8eibnots8eit iit oo,
berte idon baben mir ben 81.
sfbeiro. l1no man MERITS aud i4on
in ben @eii9tern Der fleinen nno
er5beren SugenO. ia Der @rtpadfe'
nen leIbit. @ie manhesl Heine &er5
den pott iest ihon in Der erfpar'
funs. mas wobI oos Gbriitfinoder
brinsen tpiiroel Bie slansen oit
sleialein nnS eliben Die Bladder
BEL benz anbIid oIl Der oielett herr
Iider Saten, nelhe oo in oer
Shaufemitern Der 2oben anseeitea
finb, Biz bas GbriiffinOden fie oh
bolt, nm lie am Beibnahtsabeit
BEN brapen airOern 5i beldeerei
aOb ih aud, babel binS aber cell
1ammla, i'd mar ia imnier broo u
bin iest 10 oit unb ba tpiro r,'t
bas gbriitfinbden ipobl nidt iibel
ieberl" Bie oft bot man oieie Boi
te zines lieben &Ieiren nitt iibel
bort; tpie oft nidt ielbit anss'
iprodem .als man nod Sl oielen q
bortel lln6 in ben por9eriidte
Sabren piro man on oieiem Sne
and Dieoer Helm i'm Settle IN
frert fi6 nit ben &Ieinen, perr +
fid ~freiiert unb man ibneit cine Srei
De bereiten fam. 8 iel'sc 3eit,
id6ne 3eit. bie ieoes @eniden Se'
erfrelit - ia erfre,en r!iBl
q" H"F ...t Hs--ts-. v -
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23
PROPERTY Loss $75O,OO0
COMPLETE HAVOC CAUSED BY
HURRICANE NOT YET
KNOWN
MANY THRILLING ESCAPES
ELEVEN PERSONS RODE GIeAN-
TIC WAVES WITH AID OF
LIFE RUoYs

Houston, Texas, July 23.-Twenty-
three dead, fourteen missing, eight
injured, property damaged to the ex-
tent of $75O,OOO. s the net result Of
the hurricane which ragged over the
southern coast Of Texas Wednesday.
according to dispatches received up
to this morning.
The full loss of life and property
Is not yet known as communication
with some parts Of the stricken dis
trict is not fully established. Five
Of the eleven supposed victims drown
ed off Tarpon Pier, near Galveston,
have been rescued from floating
wreckage and one body has been re-
covered.
With life preservers around them
the party on the pier waited calmly
until the building broke up beneath
them when they seized wreckage and
struggled with the gigantic waves.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23
end OF SQUABBLING NEAR
|coNFEREEs ANNOUNCE RATES
AS FIXED ON RAW
MATERIAL
REPORT EXPECTED SOON
COMMITTEE ENTERS upon LAST
SESSIONS TO AGREE ON
SCHEDULES

Washington, July 23.-All conPres-
sional callers at the White Hodse to-
day left with the impression that
President Taft would win sufficient
concessions in the fight Cor Gown
ward revision of the tariff on raw
materials 10 make sure that a bill will
be reported which will warrant his
signature.
The anti-free material senators and
representatives are still on the fir
ing line, however, and they DO NJ
see why, If the raw materials are tx
be reduced almost to the free list, the
same principal should not apply tt
finished products. A NUMBER OF sen
ators desire a revision downward
carried out without discrimination, es
pecially as to wooden and cotton
goods, as well as on oil and hides.
The president has taken cogntzance
of this demand and has asked them
to see what could be done to .sduce
the cotton and woolen schedules. The
president has been told a conference
report might be expected Monday
night.
The fight is over" said a repre-
sentative after leaving the White
House, today, because Senator Elk
ins was over on the house side this
raising the devil with rs for
not standing by the senate"
The indications this afternoon we're
strong that the tariff conference com
nittee will report the following rates
IN raw msterials:
Coal As cents a ton; iron ore rs !
cents; hides 7 per cent ad vatorem; |
lumber $1.25 per 1000 feet, petroleum
rec.
The committee excluded even the
clerks today and with short recesses
will continue their sessions till all the
schedules over which there are dis
agreements have been disposed of.
The senate today adjourned till /
Monday, when it is expected the com.
nittee will present its report.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23

asked if Re accompanied Sutton to
protect himself or any one
else, or to keep him out Of trouble.
De Hart replied that "a man running
around with two revolvers certainly
was not n need of protecti m"
VIM. l. Owens. the chauffeur OF the
machine in which Sutton, Adams and
others rode to the camp, testified
that he heard no quarrel till they
reached point near the academy
grounds when he was ordered to stop
the machine and Adams, tearing off
his coat end collar. made a rusE at
Sutton. The other two officers
grabbed Sutton who said. Go sway.
Adams, don't want any trouble"
Owens said he thought The officers
were holding Sutton SO that Adams
would be given an advantage.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23
inquiry into LIEUTENANT
SUTTON'S death DRAGS

Annapolis, Md, July 23.-Admitting
frankly that he was under the in
fluence of liquor on the night Of the
shooting. Sergt. James De Hart tes-
titled today before the Sutton court
of inquiry, that he met Lieut. Sutton
near the academy grounds. that Sut-
ton had two revolvers in his bands
and ordered him to go with him to
help him find Lieut. Adams. He said
Sutton ran ahead of him and he
thought he heard shots, as he flllow.
ed He denied that he sat on Sut-
tons BODY and stated All the shots
were fired before he arrived on the
scene. The revolver with which sut-
ton is said to have shot himself was
handed to De Hart. but he could not
identify it He denied taking to- re-
voIver from Suttonss hand. When
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23
CORNELIUS p. SHEA
SENTENCED TO PRISON

Chicago, July 2s Cornelius P. Shea,
the former Chicago labor leader. was
sentenced today to not less than five
not more than rs years in prison, for
the attempted murder of Alice Walsh,
a Chicago waitress with whom he
has been living. 'Ieniency has been
urged in your behalf" said the court.
because of your services to human
ity in the cause Of organized labor.
believe in the right of labor to or
ganize but there is prejudice in this
community against organized labor
because men like you dominant it
with brutal methods and coarse Of
fensive personality
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23
SPAIN EXERCISES rigid
CENSORSHIP ON news

Madrid. July % The Spanish au-
thorities are exercising rigid censor
ship on war news The entire edi-
ton Of El Pals WAS confscated today
and all republican clubs were closed.
The government states that the re-
publicans are exciting the reservists
for political purposes. The reservists
in many cases wsre obliged to leave
their families without any means of
support. The government announces
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23
one THOUSAND PROGRAMS
EVERY ONE WHO ATTENDS WILL
RECEIVE HANDSOME
SOUVENIR
GOVERNOR CURRY COMING
TERRITORIAL EXECUTIVE WILL
ARRIVE ON LATE TRAIN
AND BE PRESENT

= Tonight is the night of The =
. Optics brilliant military ball in =
. honor of the enlisted men of the 4
= New Mexico National Guard. =
= The dance has been the talk of =
= the town the past few days and Z
. indications TODAY were that the .
= Duncan opera house will be pack Z
. ed at o'clock this evening, the =
. hour set for the grand march, =
= the opening number on the =
= program. Be there on time, ev- =
= erybody. The guests of honor, =
= the guardsmen, will leave the .
= encampment grounds in two spe- =
= cial traction cars at 1880 o'clock, =
= so as to be there in plenty of =
= time. q
= The Optic talked with Cover =
= nor Curry at Santa Fe over the =
. long distance telephone today -
= and the governor said he would =
= be in on No. 4 tonight. If the train =
= is on time. the executive will =
= be at the dance for an hour at .
= least. The eastbound limited is =
= due at 11:40 and a committee =
= will meet the governor at the de- =
= pot and escort him to the opera 81
= house. The governor express ~l
= ed desire to be present and he ~
= will, unless as has been said, =
= the train is too far off the sched- =
= ule. 81
= To-day The Optic was busy =
q closing up the minor details con- =
= nected with the ball, arranging =
= for the dispensing of punch, etc. =
= Tonight's dance is to be in =
= class by itself, so elaborate =
= will it be in every way. It's to .
= be case of The Optic leads, =
= others follow. This paper intends =
= to show the visiting soldiers 81
= that they are more than welcome =
= and it will do its part and more =
= to impress this fact upon them. = !
= ALI it asks is that the people of 81
: both city and town be there and .
= do their share towards entertain =
= ing the guests. And, remember, =
= it won't cost YOU cent. %I
= Now again, don't forget it's .
: tonight; that the time is 8 o. =
= clock; the place the Duncan ~
= opera house, and last but not q
= least that the The Optic is pay 81
= ing the bill. Not only the sol VI
= der boys, but every other per- .
= son who attends will be the ~l
: guests of this paper. #
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23
SCHOLAR AND SOCIALIST
FORMING FRENCH CABINET

Paris. July 23.-Ariside BRAND
scholar and socialist, who is charged
with the formation of a new French
cabinet. announced this afternoon
that he hoped by bis council to form
republican cabinet but preferred to
see M Buorgois, premier He viii
give President Fallieres a definite an
swer tonight. He has asked NJ. Gail
laux to resume the position of minis
ter of finance.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23

1.-THE national guard maze ry CAPT. A.
s. brookes, detailed especially TOR
this purpose by he war deparlp ent.
1he battalion assembled IN the par
ace grounds at 3 O'Clock for the in
spection and afterwards capt.
Brookes visited the quarters OF the
Officers and enlisted men. He was
surprised and pleased at the splendid
showing made and evidenced his ap-
proval OF the conduct of the national
guard in an interview with an Optic
representative, who visited the camp
this morning. Capt. Brookes said:
81 found the battalion in most excel
lent shape. The men were uniformed
and equipped SO as to be .eady, If 1t
should be found necessary. to place
them in rhe field for active military
service. The battalion made an ex-
cellent appearance at review and in
|spection, so much so that | was sreat-
ly surprised and gratified. The
camp, found to be in the finess con-
dition possible. 1t is naturally edap-
ted for encampment purposes and sit
uated on top of the mesa as 1t is, the
sanitary environments could not be i'm
proved upon. The view of the sur
rounding country is beautiful All
these things must be taken into con-
sideration in choosing grounds for en-.
campment purposes. as the better the
grounds and facilities of the camp,
the better satisfied the soldiers ere.
Compliments Gen. Ford
while speaking of the inspection.
l wish to say good word for Gen.
eral Ford. T believe that If the ines
laid down by the adjutant general for
the conduct of the nationnl guard are
carried out, that the territorial mill
tia has bright future and will be a
military organization of which the
people of the territory may well be
proud. General Ford is great be-
lever in strict discipline and in this
he is right. for discipline is what
has made our regular army what it
is. The men show a fine spirit too,
and this end discipline, should make
splendid citizen soldiers of the boys in
the guard.
From the showing made. my report
to the war department will be fav-
orable one. and am sure that the
department will be pleased to know
that the New Mexico militia is max
ing progress and keeping abreast of
the times. This report will have a
direct bearing on the generosity
shown by the government hereafter
in respect to the national guard.
Il know personally that Adjutant
General Ford and Governor Curry are
both keenly interested in che national
guard The governors military exper-
ience is Of great value and admirably
fits him to act as commander-in-chief
Of the territory's military forces. I
believe have covered everything. !
There is nothing more in praise of the
guard might say that Occurs 10 me
now"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23
STRIKERS TURNED DOWN
BY TANNERY COMPANY

Kenosha, Wis. July 23.-At a con-
ference to settle the strike at the
tannery of Aliens Sons company, the
demands of the strikers for increas-
ed wages, pay FOR time lost during
the strike and two years contract
was refused by the company. There
was no further rioting today, but
state troops are still held in readiness.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23

the opening of subscriptions through
out the country for the families OF
the reservists ordered to Melilla.
- Moors Divide Forces ae
Melilla, July % Moorish tribes,
men have divided their forces into
two columns, one is concentrated at
Souz Mazuza, the other on Mount Gu
rugu. It is expected they win make
night attack On the Spanish posi-
ton.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23

Stephen Powers. of the Aqua Pura
company, left last night on business
trip to Santa Fe and TERRA Ama-illa.
accompanied by a brother who is Wis
iting him from Texas.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23
LOOK FOR DEVELOPMENTS
POLICE DRAcNET GATHERING IN
ALL SUSPICIOUS LOOKING
CHARACTERS
THREE HOBOES ARRESTED
TWO ARE IN COUNTY JAIL AND
ONE Is CAUGHT AT
SPRINGER

Today saw practically no new De
velopments in the Baker murder case
or the attempted hold up of a trac-
ton car, when George Schmidt, the
conductor, was wounded. While the
county and city officers have taken
steps to apprehenl the brutal hold-ups
who shot James Baker, night man at
the Meridian restaurant. at an early
hour yesterday morning, the work Of
running down the murderers is great
Iy handicapped by the fact that it
was many hours after the crime was
committed before q dragnet was
spread looking towards the apprehen.
sion Of the thugs.
Yesterday telegrams were sent up
and down the line of the Santa Fe
railway and to the captain of
the mounted police at Santa Fe, tell
ing of the murde.- In this city the
sheriff's office and Chief of Police
Ben Coles began a search for the
badly wanted men.
Arrest Two Suspects.
Late yesterday afternoon Deputy
Sheriff Enrique Sena arrested a
couple of boboes north of the city and |
when they failed to give a satisfac-
tory account of their movements the |
night before, he brought them back
and locked them up in the county
jail. Today there was rumor cur
rent that one of these men had con-
fessed, but this was denied by the
sheriff's office. There is no evidence
yet to show that the men in Jail were /
in the killing of Baker.
Another suspect is being held at |
Springer and will likely be brought
TO this city tomorrow for examina-
ion.
The officers at Ration, Albuquerque |
and other New Mexico points are on
-he lookout for suspicious characters
and it is believed their vigilance may
possibly be rewarded by the capture
Of the guilty parties If they have left
.he immediate vicinity of Las Vegas.
Deputy Sena is working on what
ne believes to be a good clue, and |
while he would not state this after
noon what it was, developments are
by tomorrow which may
.hrow some light On the tragedy. |
which just now battles the officers.
Bakers Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral of Baker will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock |
from the undertaking parlors of J. |
johnson G. Son and burial. will be
IN the Masonic cemetery A search
If the dead mans effects at the Clos
SON rooming house where he lived,
failed to reveal any relatives or throw
any light on his past life. aside from
that already known by his employer.
H. B. Hubbard, and his friends, which
was very little.
1t is understood that Baker left
about $500 or 5000 in cash in a local
bank.
Finds Another Bullet
Mr.. Hubbard made search for and
found where the bullet fired from
Bakers gun spent its force. The bul.
let went through the window in the
front Of the restaurant and embedded
tself IN the side Of the warehouse
# Gross, Kelly company across the
Itreet.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23
TOMORROW IS GOVERNORS
DAY AT The ENCAMPMENT

Territorial Executive Will Officially Review
and Inspect Battalion at $50 P. M
Picked Detail Of Soldiers Will Meet Him
at Point Opposite the Asylum at 5
O'clock and Escort Him to Camp Trac-
ton Company Prepares to Handle Mann
moth Crowd.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-07-23
Finds Another Bullet

Mr.. Hubbard made a search for and
found where the bullet fired from
Bakers gun spent its force. The bul.
let went through the window in the
front Of the restaurant and embedded
itself IN the side Of the warehouse
Of Gross, Kelly company across the
street.