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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
&c5epte sum aiidsHsettel.

eGntemi it @rdA.
term ui0 3luiebcIi. Cine inige. ilei.
'dlige Cute miro ialtber Surehtgc.
madlt, aiisaeuommelt. aauuiden uuO
orsniert. Damn in euer aaleroac III
elpaa 9Saiier, 6leiidlbriibe nebit a.
Hem Wlas leihien &seipuein. Elm bis
5mei Sorbcerbldttarn, sruei 3elfen.
etlua9 Gals iopie einen Str1uBdl2n
Sbunriar, %steriilie tnO Niaioran
lanai0m meid)loodupit. SSnppiidea
roltet man ucbeltbei iicben bis edit
tn SdKibea 1cidnittsne 3luiebcln in
unaefShr 81 l,Seu @utter bell
brmla iIberitreut lie nit etpaS Mebl
ltlO PERMIT tie. iobal0 Ole 0ntg her.
oI9genomuncn lit, init DER 0urh Elm
Sieb aegolieHW Gntenbriibc. Dir
5~ertbeilie 9nte miro in erparmier
@diili6l pnrni aebalten. Ole 9riibc
cHtieiiet. nit etlpas 3%itrouruidit &c.
idlarit umo ncbit oen 3lpicbeln iiber
Die ente seiiiat.
Observation-Disclosures (Sei.
Oemeblitrroa, 0lterreibilda &or.
idlrnt). Ntou aieBt iibcr 2 9hn0
&udapriieume5l 1a-A Chart iie.
oeHoes SSaler, 0tnt mani orei arobe
@Bl0Hcl iliiiit9e 9luter bin3ugriiiat
bot ull0 fueiet oeii 5eig iebr idrnea
ulo frditig 5uionmen, On er, iolange
or nod gut luarm iii, ulti b~enebltem
Brett nielierriideaOid all@9erollt mert
On muB. 81 0ie 9lloiie wa6renO oeS
@uetens ppllitanoi9 falt gem0roen.
10 bridt lie. 3ur STRUNG bat man
Vi &inW9 Q}iiter 3i S-ahne Qerilhrt
nicbt cine &rie Sdl3, 2 8 ihaumid
aeriibrte 6ier un0 CT ltn5en nit
ctiuas iaurer 9a9ne perriibrten mel.
ben N0ie (GaIarD 0aSn. ltreiht tic
QleidmidBia oui oeH oneseroutt.t
SiriNel, rolf ibn 5%iionmieu. be-.
itrcdt linn nit ehpas Mild oOer
iaurer Sobne, lcat ibn rnn0 in cine
NIT e1utter beitrideue Anilmiiorm
umo ldBt oen Struoel I'M Gfen BEL
outer &ibe BADEN.
@rHne Grbfen u hoten)
arcbi en-. (@ommeriheS
5ommrgeridt) Wtau todJt 2 BIO.
iunQe eptbniite erbien (obue @iiliet
gcuo1eu) it 9}aIcr NIT Butter o0er
in 6leiih6riibe lanaiam iueid,. lua6
reno man "A id5ne grobc arcbie in
1aiFmaiier gar todJt. Bon inaei0br
1A-15 arebien bridt maa oonn sic
S6eren lu0 SAlpdn3e ans. iielt
Oas &rcbNlciih bciieite ubo benuBt
Sic 3eritanpiiea Sdalrn cir @erltel
lima elmer @%rebsinpps fir Sen an0s
rem 1aa. gie Gr6ian. oeren 9riibe
Hidt sl lang ietn oarf, meroeu NIT
rhuee IN Butter agIb 9e0iiniteiem
Wto6l Dsrfodt nit Sel5. 3nfer unG
ac6adter NeiH1ilie Qapiir5t mo nit
0em 0~rebsfieiid Dcrmiidt. Eas @e
rjdt miro oann nit 0en gang geblie'
benen are5in per3icrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
pianhrrri.

Giner unierer SauptlehriGgc i'm
praftiiden @eben unierer @eiiible
unO gmpfiHOuHgen iolte ltcts iein:
@urte uidt, bis ans Dem 8iB elm
Sod ~geperoen tit. gtetn, geDIB, Aie-
malsl
@1be i'm ihnea 5uiammen. penn
er iih ). g. in einem Eeppid beiIa-
BET, ebe ieman0 i'm Sod bdngen ge-
blieben lit upo lib Oos gein gebros
den bat. Stopie raid ole &ille mo
ita0boiten Steaens beDor moi old
uno Oie Geinen iiir mor0entlld ooer
gar lieoerlit oeridreit. ShlieBe e..
lenSs Sic &iiie Die. iaa5 tie lia per.
groBern. oit immer ipeiter mo net
ter pom oetnen 6reunoen, Don oetnen
2ieben trcluien miirocrL.
&eieitiac 6ei3eiten ollie Hillc mo
briidliaen Steaeu. sic lid Ia oeInent
Screen. in oeinen tSemutb cisgenl.
Itet hleea. che Is III pat 1T, ebe nc
sir Sers un0 Wciii 3erailtes mo otr
Oamit Seine Gage uno oeiH gan5cs
Sehen oeraittert haberI ailc Willie Die
Did uieleiht duf Imaler iortrelbea
fonnten ans oeiner Seiiuaib. aeiRcm
onqeltammten BiaubeH uao Gus Del.
mem @aterlauoc. Marte Hicm0ls. bis
ans 0em flciReu. gnbc0eutclOeu HiB
GROCER, pieiieidt msrldelIhcr S6a.
ben ~eniifan0cn lii. &ie ihHell
BELT elm tleiner @autriB, ials er
niht uernahia0iat. lou0erH gleih NIT
Der notbigen Goriidi bebanOeit mur-
oe. Sic Mithc i'll taurn Der HeOe
fpert6. Srcesem miro 0ieie 10 cit
qeiheut; ma mad ciH pa0r Ta8en
bat lid Damn ans 0em geringiigiaea
3tB cine b5ie. citera6e @uH0e cnt
nideli, Oie gero0e3u eeid5rlih mer.
Ben fdnn mean nam nan Mdli nit
ouer Nia1t ST. ener3iiden 4iittslu
oreiit.
Sin Ni5 I'M &iei0 o6er @didcitiid
labt iid 10 lciHt mo 6ea4iem ausbei.
fern. Cine fIeinc Nieimmasaeridie-
oenbeit. ein fieiner 9iiB i'm 9eruislc.
ben, IN DER Srenn0l6a1t IN Der Gicbe.
lit Oft 10 raid beieitigt; naudmal be.
bari es MIR Elm wenia al ten &Silens,
zines gerinaCn NnipaRoeS 0on Gners
gle, Inn aacs mie0er in 0as AZ o.
biie ST bringeu.
4n0ers ater lit Dies nit aroBeu,
tieieeben0cn 9riideu uu0 SoherR.
0a mnB nmiiauolid o~usgebciiert
perOen .6lidea auf uaO cinaeiest;
un0 troBoem fam jeoer ihou non
fpeitem ieherL 0aB oas cine altc. Der-
uahlaiiiate 5ade it, sic iduea ibrem
TeriaH entae9eHgebt.
Cine redtseitig reparierte 1ade III
0agegen oft nod AM Sabre bindus
5u erholtcn. Anh fam 0as 9us6gi
fern Oielleidi 10 unnerflid aeidehen,
oaB rs nar bon .einelu fumOiaen au.
ge bemerft miro: m0 5pr auem:
mir iel6it foBHteH ms n;elteidi in
pielen SdasR Dor bittcrer &eue uaO
barteu Selbitenflaaeu bcDahrcn
mem mir Den @rua0iab 6eiclQen.
aus Niiien nirm1ls S6aer merOen ST
Iaiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

ein 81 tie Gin paar Stun0su finger
ais Bic eruadiencn III @eite ugr.
~brluaeH ns.aieH. IaS allea atBce adj
laiicn. hertz be &ortbcile. sic moll
iih ia3si6cr iH Der ire.ei Sai.
iiterse, Ogs 9tadts 5um Sbeil mic.
Ser suigteH.
&si Ser 2Icioun8 oeufe man 81.
ran. 0aB Bic Sempcraiurpghiel am
Mcsye oeH idrfiien ShuaaflHaei
mterWoriga iut0. @dlati0 bciipisls.
ueiie um ueHm llhr mor3ais Der
&armenicHer MIR odlt @r00 Seiaic.
iteiat er am SEAN llhr sapio aHi
0ier5ean @rao W9 ID tort. Die tai.
Ten uHo Ulrmen 9uititr0mmfJen
erSei8cn bier Die idrofiitei @elcn.
io6e. gnlcih.s 0eiieH lit as an8r.
5radt iih wollcne ltgtert.ei0uia Sl
Deriaaffcn. iie hdlt wlrm Hg0 crhiB.
00M migOcrum nidt On Tie clai;iiA
rui0 poros III. Eat &ttoern laiit
mem ian 9N0e uolc 6reiheit. iidl I'M
1enoe us4mtumHWin mt' eotntGta
TN SSlller umberSrpland err. SIR
aorpcr be0ari ser GcpspM1 mn
Ser noihiaeH gasoaHitlmg Oie ieSer
ca0erc.
@as Sic Gabruna an5cte'iit. Is
5elBt IS: erndhrt cudl asra0e GIN
Msere aasreideno. Msiort uidt
dnsli.i6 Bier mo 9Sem. 1icie
@eirdHte War0en BORT gut %pcrtrcaan'
0a Der Ss3rpgr 8sniisen0 @elcgeubeit
bat uH0 andl it1rter ais ut osr Sla0t
oa3lD a~Raerei5t miro sem S.oiiueb.
'd }l m~ttyhalten Il. etpaiJc ihls6ie
Staife aus3undei0eH. 9einnssr9 iii
0cH eriieH Ea1ea miro man eai lHlt,
U0hulidea &unacr9eilibl p%1giparsl.
n beibt Is Ahtluta 9ebcn. laB utla
Hi0t M Dem Nlaubeu. 9iel hiiit
piel. BEN 9}laeu ii5erlaog. 1eun
Matt sic Mi0tle Ser auisegommcatn
9'a1rura tammt DEM 80rper uaEtc.
loaoem leOiAli er rms Aluon ncr.
ooHt Huo perg -,it,t Niro. Gahr-
Emit a5ar mdb .arnl Gidts iii
aitdl ia30jider. ais Dor 0en @a0cH.
lehgii nod eimnal tildltia ~ eiieI.
ln iih iHr sic SIT er3uarttnota sra.
plieE bgim @a0et 3u frlitiacu. SIS.
ionmlt oft aenul Uor. OaB 9l0WOe.
Die 10 tharidt lduOclten leben0 Ri.bt
micocg jHaidiehrlM. Sin Scg3idleR
madte ihrem 0eb2n elm GlGe. ySiil
man 0uralus Dor 0em Nl0ca noh
eimas clien 10 nehmc mani cine
Stm5e Dor Sem hCablidiiatel Babe
ciucH MIR titiReH ,>mbiB Gin WeAi.
aion Damn in's Asaiier 10 tcnde man
}mi6aii idncl inter. fomlne micoer
empor uH0 i%rotiire OeH 96rpcr nit
Nen bloBeu @dnoeu tiidltia.
lllberbanpt ioltCn Sinner ncy Sem
iiniten o6eg icMiten 9%sbWSiahrc
icrugr @reiie mo idluadaer ae
&erioncn o0er Ner3froute mo iasdH
NIT gmpiin0lidgr s1rter 0aut alio
ilsheion0ere 6raugn. uidt i'm Aicerc
baoen. bepor lie iih arriinSiih offli.
matiiitt uio o6leharict llbcn iclit
brinat itpeH 00S 9Ia0 1T Ser Gee
mehr Sd1a0eu ais 9tutcn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
Der &i Ser Sarl.naca atsrn ran
56lei.r.

Sic fam ii e MID iortidria.
Idle Siimmag or sirfi'dat
sSrauenmcit Ctr 0sil tIr iit son isdl
re0en madts els 5itia iag Esla9in
uen agaen sem Owmi:an a,sal @a
mie Gnen &roSgs s4 9abalN
lung d"fltrengi1T ari l oadl
III Der iiagf irls ssnoeH A lir3
far Die &laQ Stleirs.
Die Sr0RcH ani SIC iiA f.tlsei
hanocIt. Ha0 oiiegoira nil1t nnr
ElirJinnCit ienoern Is hciiHstu ith
inter raneH Irntcnieriluea @riafin.
nen uu0 SgaamiHeTiHii9n 1ie auf.
eaporiene ms Bon 0cH Tfanen per
einte Nra9c lauigt. 90 ocr @8san sic
sSgaien iein5r QefenHcr Aasm 5ruinat.
Den Sdleier 81 iraaeu. Ger Qora.f
ia9t nm adri fIar. uno ssDar Rldlt
IN 5orn oes @efe5ls, ionoern in ser
oes guten &at6es Die ssrauan ionen
Dor 6remoen ihre Sd0nheii niht SET
aen. auBer no e u~noerinei0lih iit.
giuige @eIehrte BADEN 0ieirn Cert
basin ~9aoentet SAB cben @eIidt uao
NirSe 81 Oicien llnoerinciSlidcn 81
a0ren. SIN Ausemeinen. 70 erflart
GauNaltOi i'm MATING arr @rune
reaercr llntaiufnnaen. miro bic
hlgierfrage in ocn tirfidea @e-
ieB6iidprR. Sic Die &erlobuaa. Gle
iAlieBlna uao Die @t.huenidait 5s-
aanoeIi aarridt er1pabnf. mahrenS
nNcrcr1eits Hidlts 5u Ser annahmc
aoiHqt Der @ropbat hobe aauoI4
0aS Die 6rauen Derifieisrt Qinae.H.
eiue ee0antineriu init Der Gnnta.
lngi 0ieicn @c9euitano iaFait I'm
aonitantinopgl lslvoteH bat. lat
i'm oara5sr o~Rise11rt. Sac SIR
Shlcisr aurdiaus ui4f mir Elm Bel.
den Der Sgla0erei lei. ct f0an eta.
oerei hebeutsH. ia iaste lie. Ueaa
m1n seieasu miro. cher nir Ter. Ser
beobadten farm seoeuiet gr Srci6eii.
Seun cine Trel. sic neib. 0aB iig
nitt a5tn sUiro. Fpir0 i5rerieia
fa5nar TN @eohahten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
0rfmnGhritsrearIn fir oas
5rrbao.
aattidlaae in lester StunSr bon
einem goldman.

nSie muiien ~uHbeoin1f en- sic Gee
aebsH. 4eriufRH Sie G aur dniaal
uao Sie per5en il6len, wie nene
Nebens ride neae aroit III ihrc
a0grn Srfu1t.~ Ter H1ihi6la1 1T
eut aealeirt nno bar eaiihie5en quh
eiDas fir lid. HeaH e unr nld5t Dem
aorilaufc GaeiH Hnd beiOIgt iDilroe.
Tenn 6os bIobe ~an be Zee 8ebaa@
uf6 ere 5sitimsue 4tsabl ron ga.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
7rr @apf ais @raner Der 3raueu.
HefDrm.

3igmltdfs dnfio5gn errest in 6rn
5etaelt1teF araiien cine Aniprata
5es Qa9iils. 3ig OF beim Gmwan1
Ser nHion iiaiieHiider tatboliaes
Iamen ge5alial Dat er Weaaete
iid ie6r heitis aesen Sic geiirebnB,
1en SCR Traneu init SEN Wldnnera
ofeia6grgdt4i 3n ieir. er erfiarte.
6ie Trau mep1e nie NIT Dem Blame
ouf asstgr 1uie iieben f6Hnsn
Sic 1sram aoa6re nift IN bic poii.iida
Nreno lie iueniJen Grauen. bic
mad aciasge5eriihen 9edten trad.a.
ter, w1ren e enira4.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
An Srs soinuners shwrls.
Son eorneIia aOpP.

9tun iin0 Ole Gage boiler 2ult
lln0 Dol uan itiaam User. oa mleoer
Gen lrsten iuat5laien 8auit
GHrh m0rlhe Same oraHgt Der
6iieOer
"a bell I'M ounflen S6ilie liegt
Der Ger. ser iilberlidt ergllIbfe,
un0 IN Oes &ilFocs SGoB iId
1hmiegt
Der jdmere Gnit Der 8~oienbllf5e.
Sern iingt Elm Ieiier Se6niudtstoa,
llu0 ldiiig iHB Die Stmoen 9ieiten-
Ger iun9e gems mia 5aseuo ldlon
Ges SommergSdEna uberihreifen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11
Rrrcrrct
I 1900 t3oaaa .s.e:.a c..

Iie glcr5tlidle 5taatsprililnl
an Scr llnioerlitat 9rfs.da bdtan0al
am 2i9iai Bic @reSlaNrinned Mar
aaretbc 6rieOrih mo @ertruo sep.
acr..
X
fia GousrcB OeS @cltgileacrin.
aeHbha0es mir0 Nniann ,snii 1T yon.
ooH ialen. Sine neutrality-suspicious..
iteauH9 miro NIT oieitn aoNgre3
oerbunoen iein.
Die uaiperiitdt yeip3il 1at ii.
bic pAileiopHide Nafulfdt cine neue
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aliaelielt. nadl
.pslder fiir Wei9li1R &apgrbcr oieiei.
De @"e0iaHmaea mie ilir sic maHi.
lihea aeitgn
T. r. y
Nire SER @ft6NriinOcrimtl
.0gs saUerlugreins ser N5fmarhciic.
.riuHeg fmo tapieriiah 2'oriampieris
uca fir Bic aneuml scr @eiaiar.
.bait Nrdllsin Ibergie BE- Ia @roir
.itarb tir3lid m @eriin.
s. 4
i Sa sem &,it6epar6 meldea
bic Sia0t 5tsalib sur erlanaup
0oa Ouacirien iiir Sic ansggiia
tuna 0e5 &loBeS Dor Gem ooriiaei
8aiiaauir criaiieu SGT 6at 6ri. SUI.
ga sifsba Ntafitnb55e bei Berlin,
NIT sgnt Nlotio. n9llm uidlt 10 aHaii
dd". ciHea &reis Don 800 Qiarf &c.
rlni8an.
Tie aniisalm1 elmer 45ii5ci
g"tig.eniiu ~ ieincr5eit auh u 1laiB
boa ie}al6enafrat idgr Ssiie iu oef
beaas
ua4i mor0sH. Gie @iira.rmeiiterei
.Aat iih aus Sta0te,t 0ic bereits prlt
ii'de @f~iaarua8cu oamii a%ui3HWeiiti
.8l6th oas Hotameu0iW bacterial be-.
idafit uso pir0 e. ia Der 0emnad6ti
1el Sta0meror0netenliBunG porls'
gen.
Tas it60tfiha MloheHrelI9pm.
aaiium ia Ser Siir5rlaGertraBe 81
"a bia8er BEES cn8iw in Berlin tit
ieti p3m AultIsminilteriam ais
Understandable anerfaunt mor3t !.
Tanit III ans 8eiproder. OaB oies
Sbalc ais aieinueribi1 ben Hamii-
den Na3alien iir be maHniide 81.
.l.a0 e leir1dlfcn IT, Gas 9eiie6ct
Dir 8eT pritaa11 Oh Dieier 1dule
ber.e.gt 6aHHoh oie fsrediisunl
6.r CaafreaAh uie. 0ss @Dlmaiiums
ooer 8aaIBpmHafuims 5lun uniOerii-
tai 5eiuaf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

Cine O5erreaIiduIe miro an ~
b0bere mdohenituIe In aarlsruos
ansesIieoert lDerosa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-11

Mit Egr1fion aft fueroer 1T eiae
&urst;
ri. SHraor ait isin. eiHe @ott abg.
Sos MIR Eel mus ieLber gerfN eHqr.
ale TfsHnen beseihneu mir bei anoern
E Ga A&Lahafe1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-19
/. WAGE DISPUTE SETTLED
chicauo street Car Men Get Practi-
caIIy All They Asked From
the Company.

Chicago, Aug 13,--The crucial point
in the wage dispute between the Off
cials Of the street railway lines Of
Chicago and their 10000 employees has
been passed.
An agreement has been reached
based upon the offer Of a maximum
scale Of 80 cents an hour to be paid
by August /, 49,.
The details Of the compromise made
by the railway officials and accepted
by the Union Officers are as follows:
Contract to run until January 81,
1918. An increase from 81 to 20 cents
an hour from August this year until
August !, 1910. An increase from 20
to 20 cents an hour from August l..
1910 to August /, 1911. The maximum
scale Of 80 cents to 90 into effect from
then until the expiration OF the con-
tract.
The union men regard this offer as
a great victory. 1t Is substantially
what they have contended for and
they declare now that they have been
willing all along to give the railway
men two years to comply with their ~
cent demands.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-19
COLLECTING INHERITANCE TAX
Kansas Officials Believe the New Law
win Bring $4,000 Revenue
Yearly.

Topeka, Aug. 12.-The state tax
commission is now deVoting its at
tention to the enforcement Of the new
inheritance tax law. Reports have
been received SO far on about So
estates over the state. Experts on
the commission are now figuring out
what the tax is, if any, on those
estates, and as fast as they determine
1t they certify the amount Of the coun-
ty treasurer of the county in which the
estate is located and he is asked to
collect the tax from the trustee or ad-
ministrator.
On account Of the newness Of the
law the probate judges Of the state
who must file reports to estates with
the state tax commission are somewhat
slow in taking action. But they are
being stirred up. The commission has
sent out all the necessary blanks TO
cover the work.
Not all Of the estates will have to
pay taxes by any means, but 1t ID
estimated that enought will to bring
tax collections from that source alone
up to 100000 annually after the law
gets in full operation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-19
AUTHORITY TO DO BUSINESS
ATTORNEY GENERAL JACKSON
coRREcTs AN ERROR.
He Considers Charter Granted Bank.
ere Deposit Security Company
Gives Right to Operate.

Topeka, Aug. 12.-Fred 3. Jackson.
attorney general, says that there was
Q misunderstanding In the report that
he had advised Charles Barnes. state
superintendent OF insurance, that there
was grave doubt as to the right OF the
Bankers Deposit Security company to
do business In Kansas.
This was one OF the reasons assign
cd by Mr.. Barnes for refusing to give
the company a certificate Of authority
to transact business in Kansas. The
attorney general says that this reason
came from the attorneys Of the COM
papy originally, as they desired to test
the MaftSf Ia the courts for the ben6-
at Of the stockholders.
The state charter board granted the
company a charter and Mr.. Jackson
said that he believed there was ample
authority for the company to do bust
ness in this state under the present
laws. In addition, the attorney gener'
al says that the company is wrong on
its contention that the state officials
are holding up Its charter and that
threatening to remove to Missouri be-
cause Of this is nothing more than .
bluff, as domestic corporation has an
easier time to get a certificate of auth
GRITTY than foreign corporation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-19
ELECT VAN SAINT COMMANDER
FORMER GOVERNOR OF MINNIE
sofa Heads g. A. r.
Mrs. Berry Of Dss MoInes, Ia, Named
40 President Of Womans' Relief
Corps-others Chosen.

Salt Lake City, Aug. 13.-6amuel R.
Van SAINT, former governor Of Mime
sota, became commander in chief Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic. He
won over Judge William A. Ketcham
Of Indiana by q, vote Of bS7 to 1be.
Mrs. Jennie L. Berry Of DeS MONIES,
lows, won in . fight for the national
presidency Of the Womans Relief
Corps. After three ballots she was
elected over Mrs. Belle Harris Of Kan
Sas, by . vote Of 218 to 30.
Both elections were held in execu-
tive session. The Grand Army's or
der Of business did not provide for the
election Of oficers, but the increasing
departures Of delegates warned the
encampment that an early choice
would be necessary to secure . full
expression Of the Will Of lne majority.
In addition to Commander Van SAINT,
the following oflcers were elected:
Senior vice commander--W. M.
Bostaph, Ogden, Utah.
Junior vice commander-Judge Al
fred Beers, Bristol, Conn.
Surgeon general-W, H, Lemon,
Lawrence, Kansas.
Nominations for the ONCE OF chap
lain were made but the vote upon this
position was postponed owing to the
lateness OF the hour. The election Of
chaplain and the decision as to the
next meeting place went over until
this morning.
A poll taken indicates that the
chances OF St. Louis for the 44th en-
campment are much brighter At
lantic City, the other aspirant, does
not want the encampment In August
and the veterans are loath to change
the month Of meeting
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-19

New Workers. don't cotton much to
colored walters" said the man just
hack from Boston. Il wonder whyi
They're Just as capable and much
more grateful for your tip. And oc-
casionally they throw in a little com
edy free Of charge.
II entertained some friends at din
ner the other night at one Of the well
known hotels in Boston, and was
served by an ebony giant on whom
lampblack would make a white mark
II Is the custom at that particular
hosteiry for the walters to write their
own orders. Upon receiving my bill
/ could scarcely check the items. The
spelling bore no similarity to any
other under the sun.
SAM / said, this is the worst
spelling ever saw, and added, face
tiously; Where did you learn to
sDellr
without moving q muscle, Sam re.
plied courteously: ! reckon, boss, ]
must have inherited 1t from my ances'
tors
aThe laugh being on me, Sam got
an extra tip"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-19
SAW A MYSTERIOUS AlRSHlP
A Train Crew Reports q Race Of u
Miles With One Near Peoria.
Illinois.

Peoria, Ill, Aug. 12.-Conductor
Watkins in charge Of . work train on
the Rock Island railroad and members
Of his crew report an exciting race
with i mysterious aifshit from Chilli
cothe, Ill, to the city limits Of Peoria,
q distance Of IL miles. The ship ap-
peared to be about 200 feet up in the
air, bore lights on the front and rear
and for several miles gave the train .
lively race. Near Peoria, the ship took
fight westward and disappeared over
the bluffs. No one could be discerned
on the craft, 1t being too dark, but the
huge black body Of the ship, which
was described as cigar shape, was
plainly visible. It was apparently UNI
der perfect control.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-19
THIS SHERIFF STOPS EVICTIONS
Declines to Act as Drayman for Car
Company In Removing Strikers
From Their Homes.

Pittsburg, Aug. 13,-The sheriff OF
Allegheny county has fatty refused to
continue the work of evicting the
strikers and the families from houses
owned by the Press Steel Car company
at McKees Rocks,
Acting under court orders, the
sheriff and his deputies early in the
afternoon began the work Of convey.
ing the goods from the strikers homes
to the streets. The sheriff asked the
Pressed Steel Car company to give
him men to carry out the furniture and
household effects but the company,
II Is said, refused.
"Then l will not allow my deputies
to carry out another piece Of furni;
ture" declared the sheriff. He then
turned over to the superintendent OF
the car plant possession Of the houses.
More rioting, during which foreigner
was shot and killed caused intense ex-
citement in the Schoenville strike
zone.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-08-19
THAW GOES BACK
TO MATTEAWAN
Justice Mills Finds Whites Slayer
to be Still Insane.
DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC PEACE
The Decision Of the Court was
Against the Petitioners on Every
PoInt--Shall Have Greater
Privileges.
DANGEROUS TO PUBLIC PEACE

White Plains, N. Y. Aug. lS.-Harry
X. Thaw's latest attempt to gain ma
liberty met with defeat when Supreme
Court Justice Isaac N. Mills dismissed
the writ Of habeas corpus and declar-
ed that the release Of the petitioner
would be dangerous to public peacs
and safety" The signing Of an order
sending Thaw back to Matteawan, .
Formally Is scheduled to take place
this morning in Justice Mills cham
bers at Mount Vernon.
There is no crumb Of comfort Tor
Thaw in the 1000 word opinion hand
cd down by Justice Mills. All the con.
tentions Of his old adversary, District
Attorney Jerome, are supported, and
It 10 declared that Thaw is still insane,
still suffering from persistent de'
lusions. and still as much a paranoiac
as on the day he shot Stanford White.
Justice Mills in his opinion reached
three fromal conclusions:
1. That Thaw was insane when M
killed White. 2. That he has not yet
recovered. 3. That public peace and
safety would be endangered by setting
him at large. He upholds District At
torney Jerome's contentious that Thaw
still cherishes decisions regarding the
practices of Stanford White and his
associates. He characterizes Evelyn
Thaw's tale Of the Madison Square
tower room, and similar stories about
White told at the sanity hearing, as
wild and grossly improbable, and evi-
IDENTIFY to any normal mind grossly ex'
agRerated." He asserts his BELIEF in
the testimony Of Susan Merrill, regard
ing Thaw's alleged pervert practices,
and points out the contrast between
Thaw's .chivalrous attitude as pro
toctor Of young American womanhood'
and his private life.
Justice Mills expressed deep sym
patty for the prisoners mother, and
her exposi. IN Of the horrors OF Mat
teawan." on the stand evidently
prompted his recommendation that
Thaw be allowed greater privileges at
that institution.
At the same time he gently chided
Mrs. Thaw for her censure OF District
Attorney Jerome, of whom he said;
"I fnd no evidence Of any heartless'
ness Of undue zeal on his part"
Not the least significant sentence IN
Justice Mills decision, in the opinion
of lawyers here, is one which declares
that Thaw's "delusions had become
fixed and established prior to the time
of his marriage" 1t is pointed out
that this sentence, may If desired
prove grounds for proceedings by Mrs
Evelyn Thaw for the annulment OF her
marriage.