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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Griils @Stt, Dm IiSbcr Sriibs
Iiu0supinAl

Crib @0tt, 1u Iiebsr 5rihlinsspinOl
9oa oarfit bel mir uiht iGumenl
6ii.g fort. fIieg fort in ben 0alo se
fhpiHol
IA lie9i nod 4lles in Srdumen.
Die &ldtier in ben Gnoipen lued,
sic folen iduieIno iprisBsnl
uno bilf ben @eilhen am Dornenpers
fed.
Die Aeaglein auFsuidIieBen!
llno iaa' ben @6sIsin i'm earSeu @alo.
Der Winter Iei 5%errounen,
DAB ieoer 9uih unO @ipfsI ihaat!
lluo belize rieieIn Die 9rOnnenl
llno mo Elm trduernoes 6erse fnnt,
Dos iout Du ms Treie lpden,
llno no cine title 3brdne rinnt,
Da neil unO tiiHe ie trodenl
Ssi mir, bel mir bats teine Roth.
Den 6riibling an3uidaen;
Sd lam ia Die 9siI6en uno Roslein
roth
8aum ale bonn Wintsr trasen.
Du tennit ia bod meiu lsnsia aino,
limb riro's nun Ulai auf @roen
Sd, lag nun lelber ou Sri6lisss
pinOl
Was iou ods an nod peroeR2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
gu ipat fir rins gOesIrsttnns!

Rad elmer Mitthei-.ne aus tunoiz
gen 4reiisn 1T Der peibs Rsiisr. oieFe
berrIide, maieitdtiihs 8oaelauttuna,
Notwithstanding in unisrsm 9anoe 10
pOufdnOiJ ausssiforbsn, ME Der
4lt. uno nas Sobr 1908 mar oas
Sdbr ieines 8erbGnsnifes.
Dem n~ationalen QnNubon 8ers
baRo TT gsmsIoet tperasn, oab nan
Dor msnissn 0o6en nur nod BON
einem ein5igen lebenatgen tpei=
zen Reibe-, pslhsr iiber BEN SaRsfz
lanOe, bds bic 3lomatb : 5,ereoion
i'm iiiOIihsn Oregon bsIdumt, elm
fam berumfdpebts. nit gsitimmtbcit
eepuBt babe.
Sn bieIsm 6aae bat iid Der bors
malige Yraioent Der Der. Staaten
alien NnIhein mad bic lsbte @ele-
genbeit, oas 9erf6pinoen bieTer Sat-
flung gu psrblisr, lsioer entlhli9Fen
Iaiisn. mas CT ohne 3neifeI, tpenH er
baDOn srfdbrt, islbsr isbr bebauern
tpiro.
Shon eeroume 53eit mar babon
bic 3eoe. ebeR iensn Oreeoner DE
firitt 81 elmer %uationalen 8ooelsRes
ferDation 81 MAIDEN, a6er man
5O9srte 81 LANCE. SIN September
1908 bat 6srr R~ooIeDelt bic betrefs
fenos erstuiioe @eifung unterseidnet,
= Elm bisdsn su fpdi, mics isbt
fheintl Bdre biefes @ebiet audi
nur feds Monate friibsr ais 8oasIs
@iDl reierD;rt por0en. 70 bate Diss.
Die osriihsrt tDiro, ben 0eiBreiber.
Der fuegen Ietnss @eFieosrs 70 I'M
bsimlih tart psrfolet iDurbe. nod
rsitsn f0nuen. 8ent Thabe brum.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Cine Kite.

wir sriu6,n fTsunoIidh ale isH'
Qbonueuisn, rpslhs nit Der gsBahIun:
unisres glaties i'm @atfauos fuo,
eo6 ben fdaiesn 9siras mO5Ii6it balS
sin5uIsuoen. Bel Der ssseHpdrtis
bsrrfdtnosu @slotHappbeit piro man
sisis Bite sspib bssrsiflia iiH5sn
uno nir 6pfisn. oaB ale gstTsiisuo'H
oerlslbsu aud prompt nHo bsfsitpiI'
liai entipredsn psrosH. Sic erIPa'
rem uns CAN'T 3sit uHO 9sIo. pcmis
bic 5snouus Don RsanuHssn Dsr'
iniipit lit. Gsr i'm 3psiisI 1T abs'
ben Nblauf oss Announcements. msss
BEN oslbsu Qbrsb3sitsl huoirsu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Die Hare Some brinat's an
SEN Gag.
Bon @sbriOer Grimm.

Gin S6neioeraeieae rsiFe in Der
NeIt auf Iein 6dnbmert berum. Sim
mai iounte er feline 4rbeit finben, uno
mar Die armut6 bel ibm 70 eroB, oaB
sr teinen Sellsr 3ebrgelb bate. Sn
Der Set begegHsts ibm auF Dem @ege
Elm Suoe. uno oa bddte er, Der bate
Diet @eio Del Iid. ging auf ibn los
uno Iprad: n@ib mir 9ein @elo ober
i'd IdIag' Did tobt."
pa ioete Der Sube: .66enlt mir
bod ods 2eben, @elo bab' i'd feins
uno niht mebr ais adt Seller"
Der Sdneioer obsr fproh: .Du
BAIT bod @elo. unb bds Iou aud
btraus." braudts @emalt unb Idlua
ibn 70 LANCE. bis er nab am Soo mar.
llno pie Der Suoe nun Itsrben polts,
Iprdb er bas IeBte Wort: Die Hare
Come pirb IS an ben Tag brinoen!"
un0 itorb 0dmit.
Der Sdneiber griff ibm in bic
9aihe uno ludte no6 0elb; Ct faub
aber niht mebr oIs bic adjt Seller, ME
Der Sube geiagt bate. pa padie CT
ibn auf. trug ibn binter sinen gu16
uno 8o9 meter auf Iein 6onoperi.
0Bie Ct nun LANCE 3eit gsreif mar,
fam er in cine Ssabt BEL einem MeiIter
in Qrbeit, Der bate cine fd0ne 9o6s
ter. in bic Derliebte sr iih unb 9eiras
tbete is unb Isbts in elmer guten, Dsrs
guiiatsn Gbe.
usbsr lang, ais Fe Idon slDsi Rim
Der battsn, itorbsn Ghpiegerpater
uno G6pisssrmuttsr. uno bic iunesn
qeute batisn ben 6ausbalt ALIEN.
eines Woresns. nie Der Mann duf
BEN 9iihe Dor BEN 1enittr fab, brahs
te ibm bic 5rou ben 9alfes. uno als
sr i'm in bic llutsrfhale ausasaoHen
bate unb sben trintsu ponte. oa f6isn
bic Come oarouf. unb Der Wisbers
idein bIiutte oben an Der Wiab 70 bin
uno bar uub ma6te ariuqel oaran. Ia
fat Der Gdnsioer 6inauf unb fprad:
n5a. bic mills germ an zen Tag brins
gen unb lann's Hihtl"
Die frau Ipram: Isl, lie6er Dlanu.
mas III oenn oas2 mas msiHi Oh oas
mit2"
er %antnortste: ~0as bari i'd Dir
nidt iaesn."
Gle a6er fprah: .Wenn Iu mid
lieb bait. mubt Oh MRS Iaqsn." uno
oa6 i6m bic a1sr6sIien WOrts. es
foQt's lsin Weufh Dieosr erfobreu
uno lieB ihm feline 8ubs. "a trsablte
Ct, Dor lanaeu Sabren, ME er duf Der
Warbtrl6aft Gang a6asriTsn uno obne
@elb aepeFeu. babe sr einen auoen err
l6laasn. uuo Der 5ubs babe IN Der leg
ten 1octsauaH bic Borts aeIprohen:
Die Hare Come uirb's an ben 9oq
hrinosHl" Run batt's bic Come e6en
Germ an ben 1aa brineen uonen uno
BAIT an Der Wanp oeblintt unb arins
ael eema6i. Fs 6dti' "a dbsr uidt ees
ionni. Dcnan BOT Ct re nod befons
bsrs, lie oEtfts "a nismane iaesn, font
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

osnoe Still in Der RptbptnDioteit pss
&nstanidss bon gr5eugniE=. al tus
den. 60 ftsben be Mutanforo0rTer
ouf Den Der 6Ouptinfel i'm RorOsu
bOrgel0serten SnisIhen nit il einem
rosr einigsR duf ser SauptinfeI Ser
e~egsnibtr Iisqcn0en uioio0rfsr in
@eriebr, TIM Slide sessn Saro aus
5utdulten. Qehnlidh lieoen Bic 9ins
ge an Ser Subtitle. Inter ioIhen
@srhdlintfsn 1T es beereiflih. OaB
bic 8ebOiisrung. Sic i~ibridens an Ndz
Iaria uHO gIspbantidfts Iei0et, fh
niht bsrmehrt. nuBerosm baben 5eus
den furhtbor inter ben Qeuieu oez
pIthet. DOT aasm cine in~fluensadriide
8rdntheit. Mud bic alien 4unfferiiaz
ieiien nerThpinoeH infolaeotFsn raid:
naasasn fdbr. Die IebboFte Rdtfraqe
nah Shnibereien uFip. oa3u. oob fir
DEN Gnropder neite uno abenfsuerlid5e
S0rmen erFunosn unS fabrifmdbia
ongefertigt psroen. Die fiber niemals
i'm @ebrduh setuefen iein i0unen.
Smmerbin tonnts bic Expedition nod
rsids Sommlunasn aepinnen. Der
duBere SuIturbeliB ser Sniulaner lit
freili6 %bstannt. onsin es Qelana
Z. g. gpssH uno gftil nahsuiDeiisn,
Die beuie MIR gum S9ieben BON sSi=
iden benibt peroen. ie0od nuroe
aud nod Elm alter 4~riehsbouen entz
bsdt. AuBeroem Duroe Sic Sdnbhds
buno beg Tifhorahsns uno oes Sc
pegliaen Siihsuuns bspbodtet, bic
%sigenartigen auF hOben Stiiben ru=
hsHoen reid asfhnibten 8dlten. duf
oenen sic Mdnner bsi benimmten
GeitIidteiten bsrumfprinssn, u. u.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
6sIsIIiHaftsIpieIe.
Iinap erfeu.

Sin Spiel, bas in oleiher WsiSe bas
6dno9eIent ME oas quqe iibt, felt
oas 3iugperfsu odr. IS asb0rt ousu
Elm Dierediges Brett, d5nli6 tuie bsim
&eaelipieI, oeFsn Mitte unD gden il
NIT einem aufrehten 9flod perIeben
llno, ferner cine An5abl psiter Rino.
aus Ieittem Metau; es gilt nun, aus
elmer aepifen G%ntftruune bic aings
ipasre6t 70 5u tpsrfsu, bah nom5alit
ieoer iif um einen Der pfdble Ieat. Dit
bodite SeiItuna beitebt oarin, bob man
nit flint Rinsen ale flint Qfoten in
oieier Wsiie trifft. Die 6olser iinh
meiit in oas Brett C%inaesapft; nan
lam aber oas Spiel iebr erfduereu,
lrenn nan lie einFdh nie aeael unpers
sapft ouiiteIt unb als gsoinouna for,
bert. 0dB lein 9sssl um~aeporfeu tpirb.
Damit Der 6ubboosn bur6 oasebef
iIie9enoe Rinee niht leioet, Toa man
sHien Seppid oOer elm erobsres SMd
unterleeen uno iid BON bsfsrsn R0beb
itiiden fernbalten. ooer aber Bel gins
itiaem Nstter Oas Spiel I'M Jrsisn Sc.
treibsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

fam sr I'm iein eebsn. 9us psrIprua
lie aud.
us er iia aber our Gr6eit oeIebs
bate, 9ing lie 81 ibrer @eDatierin uns
o%ertraute ibr bic Geididte, tie SurTts
PC absr tsiHem MsnIten nisoer iaqsn.
spe aber orei Gage p%ersinssu, ipuBis
e bic sdn5e Stdot. uno Der 56neis
Der fam Dor ods @eri6t un0 paro ass
rIdtet. pa bradte IS bod bic tlart
SoHne an BEN Sdq.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
alnerrpartrtr al1rnn,,nn.

Gtamm9ait gum Dirib: .gbr
Bier If hsuie misbtr einmal nidi ~
gtnisbtnl ID sstt IN ben .glauen
6e6i.' ba III bos Bier INNER Dors
3Eeli6." = Wirtb: .Wartsn Gle NOD
tinsn slsintn 4nemblidl" - Giamms
GAIT: .Donsn Gle stipa sin onbsrss
5ob anFsdsu2" ~ Wirih. .glein,
ter bonn sste ID nit"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Uroten.

Orr QsiHen Jrsmben ouf tsr
Gtrobs fstbaIisno): Sic irassn ia
ben u~sbsr3iebsr. ber mir psrsangsntu
GonHiog I'M ,eppsn' enipenoei pors
ben iH!" - pal Gritens oertehre 10
sar ni9t i'm .Q0usu.' 3usiisns babe Id
oisfsn golei0t f4on brsi .5a6re, unb
orittsrs sonnen Gle ibn oua riecsrs
babsn. osnn q 1T mir bel AZ sna un5
AZ f6dtiol1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
atliHlmnnr,t.

@sTu9: st 5srr Wa6il 81
9ouie?" 9iennmGbheu: Ser
Wa6tl 1T perrsilt." .Soool Rids
ten Sic msins g%mpFsblurs aus, unb
faaen Sit ihnl, tpenn sr nGdnen8 per-
rsif. oonn ion sr aud isinen gopF
mitnebmsn un0 Jpn nidt aus BEN 5ens
ter iteden.4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
alrrhIant.

Yrofehor: .Sbr Sobn bat Ieiosr
tpenie 1aIent fir Motbtmaiif. Deus
len Sic nur, CT iaun Ith icine lebeus
oiss @orIienun9 eapon MAIDEN, bob
bic @i1mptoten oer 6nperbel bic 6us
perbeldits i'm uHenolihtn ghueinen!"
-@rosleitenbauer FRA, 70 a oumma
8uoi~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
a1adlnichin.

$50 oenie, Gle politen 6eute
fsine SiIbe nit Sbrem Mann re6eu-
aber sben boTie Ib, tpie Sie ibm ane
mosItdsn S9impfporie 5urisFsn!@
p44. mas tbut man ni1t I'm oes Iits
ben Jritoens pi1tH!~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
DER Elnidsrr.

4r3t: mas bafsu Sic BERN eeliern
Qbeno sssefen2" - pntieut Ger einen
f9Iehten Rod aRgs5ogeu bat uno in
bic SprehFuHhe fir uubsmittelte ge.
gonssn 1T. 5Ogerno): nS6nepfenbras
ten bas beiBt. uidt lei mir al
9aufe. ih mar eiHeelaoenl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

~0as 3udtbaus lisst fehr bii6T@
oa ON 9erssl" % ia; beIonoers
BON Der @d3ens aus bat man cine
pra9tpone Ausiitt,"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

Dame mod eiui9cm 35eeru): SD
mo6te mir germ nal eiaiae fall
f1e 3opfe onfsbsn.~ = Tattpouer
9%ertdufer: .@epiB. enGbige syrau.
8elas Jurbe pHui9t Sbre Trsuns
oin2"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Auf Dem H'rae mr. Gnr,,s
Hutt0e.

.Ru. mel Reesttn. 100 niuiie oenn
b~tngsben2 .,SH &c Dorniiunoe,
OnteI." 81 Ssrrisies, Oa bite ia
{ Dornrees6eni
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
Dc1 TiiBe Aun.

Grau: .4ie Die 9inber Dit quite
Radt' fagtsH BAIT Du in 9einsr Gers
itreuung ia ouh BEN Disnitmdbhsn
einen Rub a%sgebsnl~ Gbemann
Gdmun5eInb): nSieb oa. oas mar
mir bod aud no6Etr TO-"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

-absr aus Tei'm @'f6mitr tcmmt
ioa Sou b us. 6yisoer!~ 20 lit
au' net noting, SauItss; / idrsib'
fir B. 2eut'!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

Der tl,ins @oul. On. 2issd,n.
NIX maEeu beut traD ieiu. oer @rst
BOT popa mssr @s,pssung %psroronst. "
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
SmmCristische
aptaerIrptra sprfaImnrt.

Y%aniOffsIheIo Gsfsno): .lgntrsus
fdldst ihrsn ,iseHen Ssrrn-Gir poi
BIN. Sreut faOn nuhll"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

jar Btrgnagen. .Ias
trsi5t benH 5rdulsiE GulaIio, bic ate
5unefer2~ Die D06nt alien 1raus
uncsH IN BIN Rir4sn tsi aHc fpri6i
eas "a br GraHs TN Eiinsn nit
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
10 hot rr,a.

5rou: ~@ie Iorat mint Oil ciaent.
lih tuarten, bis III aRiere 9ertba per-
beiratbsit?" ~ Mana: ISIS Der &ebte
tommt!" = 6rau: $50. bah I'D stpa
10 LANCE 9epariet2"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

SntsI; Der nispielte biit 0u n
Der SduIe. 5ris5tH?" - Der 1ehr
biGtel~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

sir Qneabs pen GorsHsR, an
oisfs 3tiiuns probsrsiis pst'
fanoi psrhsn tonHis. iiae mir lseE
eanlbag.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

DONT-PUNISH HINT vi


llrsl GRcnieat Co.. sos l. ape.. miiyaa,ss
~ Sem Hirst "a abrrm asot5sser. eeairei
as9eH eiHieHouus oes Setyases.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09

5rsunein: aBos Gle mir eeIten
ibsr bic gohmeiItsrin sr3dbIt baden.
5rau 9nipeitor. fon gar ni6f tDahr
IeiHl" &. idaost nihts; i'd psib;
i'd nsib i6on uieosr tiDns 9euts!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
@dtbieI' G6e'
llaiBrer.

Se6s 8sihsH sat Elm @ort:
Trob idaut IS fort unb fort,
gssnn an BEN btRtiatR Rbein
@steltsrt mitb Der Msin.
9oh iusun man onDers ftt1t
Die 2eihen - man srbdIt
@iHsn Strom In isrnsm edub
Mtm III baS @ort bttannt7
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
2Ve6CerrdtBger.

W2it 81" s~ipinst's Oft ssn iidrtiitn Wonn,
Vait ugl" usrbrenHt Is Singer bann Uni
mann,
Wit 80 triift mans in isbsr Stabs an.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
9iamantrdtPfec.
A b e
E E Il
1 K N NJ N
n r r 8
s s T
u
2iarnantratR[ec.

Die guhfabsn in ben TeIbtrn obise
Sisur limb 10 nmsaitslsH. baB bic mittIe
re ientrshte 9ieibe slsid Der mittIersn ma,
gerehtsn lit uub bic ipaasrehitn Nsibtn
W0rter bon foIssHbsr gtOeutuns bilben
/. G%mpiinOuns; 2. gtbdlisr 8. itaIiea
niihe Staot 4 WiItibdIuna; s. NsbsHt
fluB Der 81
gar auft5Ians Der obiasH Ritsist IL
f~oIasnosr prsis ausseitbt:
Gin Grsd9Iunesbud.
Del bsrAuslooiuns O.s grsiies tommsn
nur ioIds geiusrbsr, bic aQs bret Rdtbisl
ri6tis psl6lt uno bic auiIoiuussa Sic sam
IS. Noi. 1909 sina.iai6t kabsH, Ia bes
traht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-09
auasluna a:s Ri!lIsL ia 70. Is.

anH0iuHs or RiIli.I Ia 30. 10.
L.
SubsI - SapeI.
2.
RsHtnsr.
Refine JssssI cine 2%IusHobms.
8ldtie. e0iunssn ,rbaltsn BON: Rate
aiefsr, Nnua S6mib, SEQ arosesT, >.
Roller.
Den gtsis sr5isIt >. Roller.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
.LEPER DISCOVERED
IN BOSTON GHETTO
Aged Hebrew Ill Five Years
Without Knowing What
Malady Was.

BOSTON. Mass. March H.-SolomOn
Goodman. an aged Hebrew, who for
years has earned a pTecarious living in
BoSton's Ghetto by teaching the He
braic tongue and its history, has just
been pronounced a leper by the physic-
ians at the Massachusetts General Hos
pital, and today started for the leper
colony at New Bedford, where he will
spend the remaining days OF his lie.
Goodman was formerly a rabbi in
Russia He has been i'll for the past
five years, but has kept out Of bed,
plOdding his way through the streets
TO the different houses where he was
employed as teacher and respected as a
rabbi.
When told that he was suffering from
leprosy, he Immediately consented to 20
10 the colony, stating that il he had the
disease he would be but a menace 10
his friends by remaining with them.
My only hope" he said as he left the
hospital, lis that I have not transmitted
It TO any one else
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
LIEUTENANT READ
GIVEN FIRST HOPE
Slight Sensation Noticed in
the Limbs of Injured
Officer.

The first encouragement received by
the family and friends OF Lieut. Semmes
Read for his recovery rom the effects
OF injuries received when he was thrown
from his horse in Rock Creek Park, is
contained in the announcement at the
Naval Hospital today that the nerves Of
his paralyzed limbs were slightly re-
sponsiYe.
Although hardly noticeable, and per
haps only temporary. the mere fact Of
any improvement in his condition IS
welcomed by the attending physicians
as a hopeful sign.
Lieutenant Read is about the same
as he was yesterday" said DR.. c. A
Riker this afternoon. There has been
slight sensation in the lower part Of his
body, but this may pass away. II is
100 early 70 look for any positive sign
OF complete recovery"
Miss Katherine Read, Of Brooklyn.
bas arrived in washington, and is
spending most Of her time at the bed
side Of her injured brother. His mother
and father are expected 70 reach the
city today.
Lieutenant Read has Deen affected by
his fall chiefly in the lower part Of his
body having lost All sense Of feeling
or control OF his legs. so far as the aC-
Cident is concerned, ne HIS lost AL
recollection Of what occurred after his
horse stumbled, and h, was crushed be-
meath il.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
DELEGATES FAVOR
COAL MINE STRIKE
Men From Schuylkill Dis
trict Dissatisfied With
Present Scale.

WILkESBARRE. Pa, March IL
Leaders Of the anthracite mine workers.
who met here this morning on their
way to Scranton. where they have a
conference tomorrow, report that a
large number of the delegates elected
by the mine workers have been IN
structed to work for a strike.
This Is particularly true OF the dele
gates from the Schuylliil region, where
there is a general sentiment in favor of
a strike The officials say the contract
miners there are not making any more
than they did before the strike com
mission granted them an increase in
1903, owing TO the different nature of
the work. while many OF them are
making less money.
Tie men of the Wyoming. Hazleton,
and Lackawanna regions are in the
main in favor of avoiding a strike il
possible to do so.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
RUSSIANS PROPOSE
TO EXPLORE ARCTIC
Two Expeditions Are Just
Starting Out in Interests
of Science.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-Two
well-equipped Arctic expeditions are
just starting out in the interests of
science under the auspices Of the Rus
sian government 10 explore the Arctic
from the mouth OF the Lena to Behring
Strait Both are thoroughly equipped,
and are using two converted gUnboats.
II is q. plan OF the expedition 20 pre-
pare map OF the coast and 20 explore
the mineral prospects Of the adjoining
land. Biologists. astronomers, and
locOsraphers are included in the party.
who expect to examine two thousand
miles Of coast line and TO report on n
totally unknown shore from NiinikOlinSk
TO BehTing Strait, the cOnfiglration Of
which has frequently been the subject
OF scientific speculation
The results of the expedition will be
awaited with great interest. but the
explorers viii be cut of from COM
municatiOn for AT least six months.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
CLEVELAND BISHOP
BORN IN NASHVILLE
New Head of Diocese Has
Been Long in
Rome.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March Onion
signor John Farrelly, whose appoint
ment 10 the BishopTic OF the Catholic
diocese Of Cleveland came from Rome
Tuesday, March 16, in the form Of a
cablegram, is the fourth Bishop Of
Cleveland
Monsisnor Farrelly is an American,
having been born in Nashville. Tenn.
Before his appointment by the Pope
he was the spiritual director Of the
American College in Rome, where he
was ordained to the priesthood and
where his field of EFFORT had since been.
Speaking Of him DR.. O'Reilly said:
Bishop Farrelly IS 4 man OF eXcep-
tional qualities Of mind and heart His
profound learning Will stretch out TO
men and affairs with a sympathetic IN
terest that VIII win the love and con-
fidence OF all His coming will mean
much not only TO the Catholic church
but to the city OF Cleveland"
His work among the American stu
dents at the college at Rome. where he
was associated with MonsignOr Thomas
+. Kennedy. who was first mentioned
for the Catholic diocese of Cleveland.
has brought him in sympathy with the
American ideals, and his association
with the Pontiff gives him great
strength as an administrator.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
SAYS He M!STOOK
FRIEND FOR THIEF
Wounded Mans Story Con
Hicts, However, So St.
Clair Is Held.

Charles a. st. Clair, in his cell in the
First precinct police station this morn
ing. insisting that he was on the best
Of terms with his roommate, Tohn Bull
lock, whom he shot last nigl at their
home in Fairfax county, Va, and that
he had mistaken Bullock fvr a bur
glar.
Bullock is lying in the Alexandria
Hospital with charges of birdshot in
his right shoulder and left leg, so
weak that no operation for the re-
moval of the shot has yet been at
tempted His death is probable At
l O'Clock this afternoon it was said
at the hospital that he was slightly
better. but had only a small chance
for recovery.
Bullock and / roomed at the home
OF Mrs Ella Mccain, on the Hunting
Creek road three mites south of Alex
andI1a, said st. Clair. Il went 20
the house about 80 o'clock last even
ing and found II all open. 1 did nc
think any one was at home and 1 sus-
pected that burglars had been ran
sacking the place.
Il called Who's there?' several
tunes, but got no answer. Then 1 went
inside 1 heard some cEe moving
around; 1 got my gun and slot at the
hSure l saw In the darkness. I didn' Z
know the man was Bullock
Bullock this morning tod the doc.
tors at the hospital that the shooting
was the result OF some trouble over
KEYS, but his story is sun very in
definite and may turn out 10 be not in
consistent with St Clair's version.
At the request Of Police Chief Goods
Of Alexandria St Clair was arrested
last evening by Detectives Cox and
klelndienst as he stepped from an
electric car at the Twelfth street sta
ton.
According to the detectives who made
the arrest, St Clair had been drinking.
but was not under the influence of
liquor. pint whisky flask about half
filled was found in his pockets, and he
still had his shotgun stuffed down his
trousers when he was seized
Fairfax county authorities will take
him there this afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
BOYS OFFER SKIN
TO SAVE ATHLETE
Members of High School
Football Team Come TO
Comrades Aid.

ATHOL, Mass, March I.-Au the
members Of the high school football
team have volunteered 10 furnish a
portion OF their skin 10 be grated
on TO the leg OF their teammate, Will
liam Heinrich. VINO is suffering from
blood poisoning.
Heinrich was injured last November
in a game with Petersham high school
The injury was not regarded as Sc
rioUs at first, but blood poisoning de-
NelOped-
Physicians decided today that the
grating OF skin was necessary to save
the boys life. Willard Jackson. the
husky fullback OF the team, offered
his skin TO the physicians to save the
life of his chum- AS soon as the other
members heard that their playmate 5
life was in danger they consented 10
lose a part Of their cuticle- The entire
team viii 90 to the hospital tomorrow,
where the operation Will take place.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21
SWIMS THE MISSISSIPPI
AMID FLOATING ICE

the British navy. Sandy would not take
the dare. Accompanied by three friends
he went to the river, stripped of coat
and vest, and plunged into the water,
still wearing his trousers and shoes.
He waded, swan, and struggled until
ne made across just below St Anthony
Falls. Then he walked to the Union
depot, where his friends joined him.
He was given stimulants, taken home,
and tucked in bed.
'Hae ye nae sense at ALP demanded
bis brother-in-law. John Mcdonald,
when Sandy arrived home
He is fine bit OF a mon anyway
said John, when Sandy was in bed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-21

MINNEAPOLIS. March 21.-"Sandy''
MaGouI, a wee bit OF a Scotchman. to-
day established his right 10 the record
for the greatest example Of physical
forfitude Of the winter. This morning.
loo ing fine and feeling fine. without
a t-ace OF a cough or a cold, he walked
alO lg Hennepin avenue receiving con
gratulations for swimming across the
Mississippi river yesterday through
floating ice and freezing water.
NJ r. ATcLaren, a, Scotch friend. dared
him TO make the effort. for Sandy was
q. few years ago a plize swimmer IN