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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22
BOY IS CRUSHED
BY STEAM ROLLER
Engine Backs Down on Lad Who
Rode up Behind II on
His Velocipede
Terrible Accident Unnerves En-
gineer, Who Is Placed I'M
der Care of Physicians
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SAN JOSE, April 21.-Caught beneath
a five ton steam roller little year old
Harold w. Tansey. son of II. C. Tansey
of this city, was crushed to death at 8
o'clock this morning before the eyes of
score of neighbors.
The Ransome- Crummey construction
company has been engaged in paving
the block in South Third street be-
tween San Antonio and San Carlos with
asphalt and used steam roller to
smooth the surface. The little fellow
had been riding up and down the new
pavement on his velocipeJe and at the
time of the accident was directly be-
hind the machine. The engineer
reached the end of the section of paw
ing and reversed his power to back up
The lad was caught under the immense
hot roller.
w. o. Tyson, formerly of San Fran
cisco, was driving the roller and
though the statements of all of the wit
nesses exonerate him from all blame
the effect of the accident on his reason
is feared. The man was unnerved and
had to be taken home and given med
ical care.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

only in the public schools, he was ap-
prenticed to a printer at 13 and worked
at his trade in st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Philadelphia and New York, until at IS
he could crafty a boyish ambition to
become a cub to a Mississippi river
pilot.
Both these happenings reacted pro-
foundly in his later life. His knowl-
edge of the river. acquired when he
was a pilot took form in tom Saw
yer" "Huckleberry Finn" and Life on
the Mississippi" It even suggested
his pseudonym, for Mark Twain is a
leadsman's cry to the pilot in shallow
stages.
And his familiarity with printing
turned him naturally first into news
paper work, then into creative writing
and finally into the publishing business,
wherein like Sir Walter Scott he suf-
fered a bankruptcy disastrous to every
thing but his honor, and, like Sill Wal
ter again. paid off by his pen debts not
of his own making.
In due time Mark Twain became
full fedged pilot. He tells the rest
himself in q chapter OF life on the Mis-
sissippi. by and by the war came,
commerce was suspended, my occupa-
ton was gone.
Il had to seek another livelihood. So
I became silver miner in Nevada;
gold miner in California; next a re-
porter in San Francisco; next a special
correspondent in the Sandwich islands;
next a rowing correspondent in Europe
and the east;S next an instructional
torch bearer on the lecture platform
and finally I became a scribbler of
books and an immovable fixture among
the other rocks of New England"
This was in 1872, two years after he
had married Olivia L. Langdon OF Ell
mira, N Y, who brought him an indie
pendent fortune. At that time his
writings were IN great demand, he had
an assured income and his own home.
But in 1885 he became a member of
the firm of c. l.. Webster & Co., pub
fishers. The firm brought out the me-
moirs of General Grant and paid his
widow s350,000, but it's prosperity was
short lived and 1t failed with liabilities
of $4,000. The failure had already
taken $65, 900 of Mark Twain's cash,
but he determined also to shoulder the
debts and TO pay them off undertook
in 1896 a lecture trip around the
world. That he accomplished.
Yale gave him the degree of M. A.
and later, in 1901. of LID; the Uni
versity of Missouri, his native state,
followed with LID. in 1902, and in 1907
the University of OXFORD. with gre at
made him a doctor of Iitera-
ture.
Indeed, serious appreciation of Mark
Twain as an artist and not a mere
jokesmith began abroad, but his true
worth has long been recognized in
this country.
Four children were born to Mark
Twain. of whom two, a son and a
daughter. died early. One other
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22
MRS. CAUDLE'S HOME
TO BE DEMOLISHED

West Lodge, on the edge of Lower
Putney common, which is about to be
demolished in order to make room for
a new hospital. has some interesting
literary associations, says the West
minister Gazette. For eight or nine
years it was the home of Douglas
Jerrold, and a recognized rendezvous
of many famous men, including Dick
ems, Macready. Forster and Maclise In
the garden OF the lodge is an ancient
mulberry tree. which possibly may be
one of the many planted at Putney by
command of oliver Cromwell. 1t was
during his tenancy of West Lodge that
Jerrold wrote Mrs. Caudles Curtain
Lectures"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22
Good Spring Tonic

We have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
Tor spring tonic and as blood puri
ner. Last spring 1 was not well at all.
When went to bed l was tired and
nervous and could not sleep well; in
the morning I would feel twice as
tired my mother got a bottle of
HOODS Sarsaparilla, which I took. 1
reit like a new person when 1 had I'm
ished that bottle. We always have
some OF Hoods medicines in the
mouse Hilvey Roselle, Marinette.
Wis.
HOODS Sarsaparilla effects it's Won
oerrui cures. not simply because it
contains sarsaparilla, but because 1t
combines the utmost remedial values of
more than twenty different ingredi-
ents- Any preparation said to be 'just
as good yields the dealer a larger
profit
Get IT today in usual liquid form or
cnocoiated tablets called Sarsataba
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

An Anglo Persian oil syndicate is
drilling wells extensively at Abwaz on
the kuran river, Mesopotamia, Turkish
ARABIA. This threatens the market Of
American OIL which British firms at
present control
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

a new electrically heated bath or
lounging robe has woven into the fabric
i,ooo rect or specially constructed wire
10 distribute current taken from a lamp
socket without danger of shock or fire
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

German electrical workers increased
from $4,000 in 1895 to 125 900 in 1908.
Their 1909 product was worth $4,000
900, against s54.0000O0 in 1898. The
capital employed is $4,000, 900.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

forty per cent of all the years
oeaths In London occur in December.
January and February.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22
Samuel Ldngh0rn Clemens IS
Called By The Grim Reaper

Mark photograph the left mas n gh began
dfet us wf phe rhythm hnnd nc
a he If is fam as the author o. 'Lmocnb abroad"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-22

Uncle Sans fishing fleet numbers
1854 boats.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
BEATTY TESTIfIES
IN own BEHALF
Lawyer Says He Told Client
Money Left Him Would
Arouse Suspicion

Henry n. Beatty, attorney and mem
Der of the assembly, who is being sued
by Jeanne Francoeur, writer of short
stories, for 100000 worth of bonds and
other property received by him under
deeds and the will OF Elizabeth B.
Hitchcock, an 50 year old client of
court yesterday how the octogenarian
came to give him the property.
"On July 20, 1909, I saw Mrs. Hitch
cock and she spoke to me about max
ing her will" testified the lawyer. She
said she would give $4,000 to her
niece, Elizabeth V. Smith; $4,000 to
Jeanne Francoeur, and $1,000 to an
other woman
What do you want to do with the
balance? I asked.
Do have to tell your Mrs. Hitch
cock asked.
Certainly, so that I can put 1t in
the will 1 replied
"sWell, I want to give it to YOU.
Beatty testified that he put the clause
in the will as directed by Mrs Hitch
cock Then she told him she had de-
cided to give him bonds of the United
Railroads and other corporations worth
about $4,000.
'I told her to think seriously about
that" testified Beatty. Il told her that
anything she might give me would be
viewed with suspicion. 1t is my prop
erty,' she said. and I now give it to
YOU"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
AMES SUED BY
Note INDORSER
Property of Broker and Club
man Tied Up by Series of
Attachments

Worthington Ames. the broker, has
been made the defendant in an attach
ment suit for s13,794SS, brought against
him by the San Francisco commercial
agency, assignee for William H. Met
son, Frank c. Drew and Jafet Linde-
berg. The action was brought to reim-
burSe the assigners for their RESPONSE
bility on note which they indorsed
for Ames. The note was held by the
American national bank and was for
$4,000. The difference between that
sum and the amount of the attachment
is represented by interest and other
charges.
While that action is pending in the
superior court there is an attachment
in the sum of $116.45 levied on Ames by
A. III. Hutson in the police court The
actions were filed October "a.
''This is just business affair." said
no harsh feelings involved. We in
dorsed Ames note for him and he was
unable to meet it. When the time came
the bank called on us, and to protect
ourselves we have brought this suit
Ames' property is tied up or there
would have been no difficulty He isn't
broke"
Garnishments have been fled against
Ames' accounts and property in the
American National, the Bank of Cali
fornia and the First National bank
Ames is a prominent broker in this
city and is well known clubman and
society man.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

The program will be in charge of the
certified milk fund committee of the
association of the Collegiate alumnae,
Mrs. A. E. Graupner, chairman.
There will be five minute talks on
the following topics:
international and national move
ment for the prevention of infant NOR
tality,' by Dr. Adelaide Browne.
The preliminary and convalescent
care, as carried out by the San Fran
cisco maternity" by DR.. A. B. Spalding
Development of modern methods in
infant feeding by DR.. E. c. Fleischner.
Boarded out babies of the Babies
aid and the babies clinic by DR.. Anna
E. Rude.
THE city's child kept WELL" by DR..
Langley Porter.
1t will be at the conclusion of this
discussion that the babies of the asso-
citation will be brought out and weighed
and inspected by the nurses and doctors
and may be viewed by the guests at
the luncheon. More than 500 invita-
tions have been issued for the luncheon.
All persons who have contributed to
the fund have been invited. The
luncheon will cost rs cents a cover
At the luncheon Mrs. Graupner will
have ready for presentation the report
on what has been accomplished during
the year in the work with the babies.
The Associated charities, in working
with dependent children, has under
taken the method of boarding out the
babies instead of having them placed
in institutions. The infant boarders
are under the supervision of doctors
and nurses and once a month the prac-
tical foster mothers of the infants
take them to the Associated charities
rooms for a clinic. That event is to
take place at the ST. Francis tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
CERTIFIED MILK
SAVES The BABES
Little Ones Boarded Out by AS
sociated Charities Will Be
Exhibited at St. Francis

Babies are to be the visual and theo-
retical theme of the luncheon to be
given tomorrow at 1880 p M at the
st. Francis hotel by the central council
of the Associated charities. At the con-
clusion of the luncheon the colonial
room, where the tables will be laid. will
be converted into the baby clinic of the
Associated charities and the children
boarded out under the auspices of the
organization will be taken in to be
examined regularly by the nurses and
doctors of the association.
The subject for discussion at the
luncheon will be san Francisco's Work
for the Prevention of Infant Mortality"
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
o4TaAHD s4azs !5;5Ze!:s q q: o4FaAsD s45ss
Hale's Is "The Mans Store"

Mems Unlaundered White Shirts
All-linen bosom, reinforced front
and back. short bosom. Body of
fine quality muslin. Perfect ft-
ting; all sizes Excellent for SOC
each.
Mems Guaranteed Socks-We1l-
known Pilling and Madeley
make Six pairs guaranteed to
wear 6 months. In tan only.
Regular 25c value for 15c pair.
Mems Colored Socks-Six different
plain shades that are strictly fast
color. Double heels and toes.
seamless Regular 15c socks at
10c pair.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27

Mems Pure Linen Handkerchiefs-
Neatly hemstitched, full size,
soft finish; at 10c each
Mems Flannel Overshirts-Button-
down collar, the well-known
STANDARD" make. Cut very full
and So inches long. Non-shrinS-
able. Come in brown or tan.
medium weight, all sizes. LIS
each.
Mems Black Lisle Socks-Double
so1es and all linen heels and toes.
Strictly fast black and an ex-
ceptionally good wearing hose
All sizes Sold regularly at 25c
a pair-our price, 17c pair, or
pairs for SOC.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
@iegifansr unS Sapausr bic Gpfer.
9nraOo, Eeras. ?. gyebr.

2nraOo, Eeras. 2. sSe6r.
gS lit bier Die gtadriht einaetroi
fen Oab in Der 9as Gsperan5as
achIengrlibe in Nlerito eine ihred
lihe 9rploiiou itattfun0 unS 0aB
3ablreide gIrbeiter lmtamen. Gs III
ein alsfiibrlider @eriht iiber 0as
llHgliid on 0en @ouperneur 0eS
Staates, in Dem Gas esperaBas
liegt. telegrapbirt moroen. gAe Die.
ler leiue InorOmiugen gibt. nerof.
tentlihen Die @rh5elDe10uoen nihts
ilber Die &otaitrophe.
Sas espcrau5as lit Elm @rnbenort.
IS Der0en BORT auSidlieBlith 9ieri-
taner uar0 SSapaner beihdftiat.
Sine Gepeihe al oie s9rpreB" non
eagle EaB lautet. Oob bereiis 6S
Seihen aus Der @rube. 0ie Der 2.
@oabliila SobIengeieaidait aebort,
geld)afft purOen Serner iin0 adj
&erlebte eeborgen mor0en.
2are0o, Seras. 2. Sebr.
@s 1T MN feitaeitelIt. oaB Die Gr.
pIOiion in Der acknowledgements
i'm mcrifaniihen Stadt 6oahuila
nlinOeitens 68 WIenidenIeben gefor-
Aert hat Gs mirOen iotpcit 65 9ei-
den ans ser @rnbe ae5radyt uno
0rei %erlette lin0 i'm Soipitnl geItor.
ben. IS iit m0gIih. cab iih nod
Selttr toGt oOer leben0. in Scr Mllne
beiinDen. 9Iuf meId)e @eiie oaS I'm.
aIiid entitano. lit ms; icitgeiteat.
Man nernlltbet. OaB riner Ger @ru.
bcnorbeiter in gerletung Ser Ne-
gelu cine Cigarette rauntc uno oie
Grploiion oeruriadte.
SoboIo oie 2eiIte in sen benolh.
barten 8ruben bon Dem ltngliid bor.
ten. itr0mten lie 3u SunSerten hrbei
uno boten ibrc Gienite bel Der Ret
tung Der 9erunaIiidter an. Gs fnb.
ren ioiort gerNtngsmanaitoiten
in ste @rube Gin. Sic itieBen in Den
oberm Stolen auf 9eute Die niht
I'M minOcifen Shooen aclitten bat.
ten, sic SOoten fan0 man in sen i'm.
icren @dngen. Die mciltcn hinge.
fomueneu paren Mlegita1er. "a ae.
rooe in oieier Girlibe nilr tueni9 So.
paner arbeiteten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
Ginrinnnti. 81. 31. q

Cincinnati, g.. 81. sSanuar.
Seiie pan 3an0t, Der an Salnltao
aus 9lnlaB Der entoeduug rer9aitet
mnroe. oaB ieine 5rau gefnebclt uno
gebunoen im0 nit gran0lUun0en be.
sedt auL einem ange5iinOeten @asoieu
q Der Slide ibrer @obning aenn.
Den puroe. bate ieitoen inauIhor.
lid Elm 8erbor ourd oie 9olisei sn
beitebeu uno ion iniolge oeiien einem
nerpolen 3uinmmCnbrud nobe lcin.
Die 9solisei bofit pibtige Dlittbsi.
Ilnaen ben 5rau pan 3auots Batter
q. &. Nuiberioro. Cape Wfap, 9.g.
mo ibrem gru0er, elmer quther.
iorO. 9biIooelpbia. pa, oeren 9In.
flnit bier AM grbeno ermartet miro,
3u erhalten. ggie Oic Holi3ei erfab.
rem bat mar Die 6rau in Gapc Wfop
als sSrau Seiie y. TeloHa befannt
uuo @rieie nit ioIdler Aoreiie wuroen
in ibrer bieiiaen @obnrng geimoen.
% oieier llmitano iraeuomie jir
9lnffIdrung 0es 8erbredens beitra.
gen mag, muB obgeDartet iuerOeu.
Iie 8oli5ei legt Der glusinge Der
i7iabrigen Aanes 9errp, Die in Der
lebieu ggohe megen ibrer @e3iebuH.
gen 81 non 3anot in Elm Gloiter as.
ihidt mlroe. groBe @ihtiafeit bel.
Sic Tagte. ban 3an0t bate iie aiifge.
foroert nit lbm 0npon an aeben.
uno fiiate hin3u: aGr erSGhIte mir,
CT piiroe feline 5ran Iosiperoen uno
0ann mid uebmen. 2lber id iDei.
gerte mid. nobel ih ibm iaqie. olB
i'd nidt lance tn oem alolter bleiben
miiroe, 0a ib i'm W2ai boaidbrig
mnr0e." 9as WtdOhen mndte 6ieie
glusiagen ebe iie ben trngiihen ToO
Don 6rau pan 3an0t eriabren bate
Gle geitanO ein, ipie ole 8oli3ei
iagt, 0aB lie ban BANDIT nab benz
Sauie go. 605 8eit 3. StraBe, 0as
BON @eheimboli3Iiten onsQehober
mnroe. begIeiiet bate. Gs muroen
bort 6 eripadDiene 9erionen ieitgenom.
men. Die in Soit bebalten wnr0en. I'M
bei Der aoronersnnteriudung beireiis
0es 1oDes Der ,5rau pan 3anot 3eug'
niB absulegGa.
Cine 5laid)e, in Der Sublimotta.
bletteu fDaren, imr0e in Der @obnuul
Der bdn 3anoi5 qefunoeH Sn Der
2lnnabme, oaB Der 5rau ban 3aHoi
etpas bon oieiem @iit eingegebea
ipuroe, bat Der Goroner cine ar3ilide
lsnteriuhung Oes Magsns Der Ser.
itorbenen anaeoronet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
Joroernngen Der Sei5er Der weitli.
fcn gabnen a6seIebnt.
glpln glnrf. p Eehrlnr

9tt4O SJVtl, q fJtuIuul.
60 80bnen 0es 2aroes iebten 0ie
gertrpter pon $4,000 Sei3ern 6aoon
in 4enntniB, 0aB Tbre 6oroeruno BON
einer 2obnerbobung Inn 20 bis %
Rro5ent uno ou0eren 3ugeitdn0nii.
fen abgeihlogen mare. Die gabnen
erfI1rten TIRE gereitpiligfeit, Oie
9obHfroge pinem Sdieosgeridt Dor.
3ulegen, Die aH6ercn 5oroerungen
iuuroen ober iAIonftpcg beriDa.
CERT. Gas gjerlangen mar BON Oea
6ei5ern an Die @abHen oes @gtens
geiteat fpor0en, uno oie 8ertretcr Der
gerbdHoe Der 0itlidlen 2inien iagten,
oaB lie bis iett nod nift ipiiBten, Oh
ore 6oroeruugen mlh an ibren2inien
bOrgebradt iperoeu ipiiroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
ais SuIurssuteu inb IopaL.
gaiIIInaton. I. 80.

NaiBlngtoH ]. ,5cb.
ErosSen es para0or fliugt, Dab
sSniiIraenien Der aOmiHiitraiion, ge.
gen Die iie lih auilebnen. lopal iino.
trifft 0ies BOD ingapiiien graoe auf
Sic republifaniidjeu SHiurgenten i'm
abgeor0netenbaus 81. Gie beihIoiea
ndmllh eiitifimmig. 6as Aomlniiira.
tionsprosramm. iopgit Is iid auF
eiIenbabngeiesgebung. erboltline
ser RatiridDaee oes 2an0es. Bolt.
iparfoIien uno anti.s5niinttion.4Id.
ne barioelt, az uHterftiiten. Die 9t.
aeor oneten @ar0ner bon W1lia.
huietts uno SoDes bon aalifornier
lpltr0en berlftragt. 0ein Brdf0enien
eine 0obinIdutenoe Wliftbeilung gI
MAIDEN.
1ieier 9eiddnB iDur6e gefabt, nm
oen 8roii0enfen "a be1Deiien, oaB oil
,yniurgenten eiHiiiuuIlie 81 @uniter
oer fortidriitlihen @eietgebung. uil
lie Rom 9raii5enten eeplant miro
fms.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
Gin mpitsriSies @rad.
9eeip 9lorf. 9 Sebr

StSio sJplty - 11tDl.
Sin unioentifi3ierter 0reimaitiaer
Sdooner ianf aus unbefannter llr.
iode bel SanoDboof. 0ie Weaite ra.
gen 5u 5pei 0ritteln ous Dem @aIier
bernor. Wfan peiB niht OBJ OieWlann.
idaft nit untergeaoneen lit ODER Oh
fie pom einem oorbeiiabrenoen Shifie
onFgenonImen ipur0e. W1an perrnu.
tibet. 0oB ser Shooner BON eincm an.
Oeren Sd)iffe, iDomOglih mdbrea0 er
Dor Anfer lag, gernmmt muroe. 9ie
9tadt mar 10 flnr uHo 0os Mrad Iieat
Der aiiite 10 nobe, Bob es Ser W1ann.
Ihaft nidt iffue- suiir0e gelcIlen iein,
iid] su retten, falls iie MIR Belt bate
elm Boot berabsuIaiien.
8ootb @oA Snrbor, Nloine, 2. sSebr.
Ser oreimaitige Sdooner, ser auf
ser Sobe BON SatoD Soof ianf, lit
Ger rs. SenrD gOmunos" BON bier
Der BON elmer 9In5abI garfen, oie
iih i'm Sou zines S6Ieppoompfers
befan0en, angerannt uno su.a Gin.
ten gebroht puroe. Die N1annldaft
rettete iidl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
araFtiuaaeunnIna.
genber, Colo. /. Hetr.

AtNDtls 0DlU.f J.. t9tJt.
eSomes u. gnfer Don gltileboro.
Woii.. uno Jrdnlein 9irgiI Gain uno
5rou M. s. Seating, beioe bon Den.
Der. Duroer geiooteI umo Aniiell r.
talbot pon gaU Dori tUuroe tootIih
Derlett. inoem ein StraBenbabHtDo.
gen NIT oem Grnfifpagen 5uiammen.
fiieB, in Dem 0ie bier erpdbnten 4er.
ionen uno Rorris Wloper. oereigei.
tbiimer Der 9loi6ine. ioBen. Ter
geeiere, Ser ben gSagen iteierte,
mur0e betdubt, erIiti ober ionii nur
Ieidlfe gerletungen Jr1ulein Gain
mar DE gerIob.e ron MaDer. Der Die
ausfabrt su gbreH bon gaEer Hne
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
Sic gse~ gurfcr @aflsrfirma Sisf &
HObiniOH faIlirt nit einer giiaiun
Collars.
Ger SrHnScr Charles 6. Gais nuS
leIn Observation-Disclosures GOluin n.
WraOeS uerbaftst.
SOarn sdlluinOlcr irin.
gselU gorf. ,. ;yebruar.

5ist & 3obiHion, 9onosmaflei
nnO WfltgIie0er Der 9eeiu gorfer 81
lettenborle, baben NIT elmer Yliaion
Collars DECENTRALIZATION iaIirt.
SIaubiger DER 6irma 6eontraaten inn
SIHoesgeridt 0eren ganferotterfld.
RING. es muroe Elm WialieDerluaIter
erno1nt.
Sls llriodle oes @anFerottes miro
IN eriter Sinie Die @ertbpermin0e.
rllug Der BON ser 2irma qeeianeteu
GilenbabnbonOs anqeaeben. Damn
abcr aift Oic Observation-Disclosures,
10 iiberraiheH0 oies .aud fIinqen
mag. Uie 6irnio erfldff' n1mIih. icit
Die Preiie Ser 9cbens6eoiirfniiie 10
ltort seitiegen ieien. leae oas lsubli.
fun iein GjeIO in gapieren an oie
bobere 3inieu neripcben ais Glen
babniduIoiheine.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
WntnrnnsernLniinn.
@odeiter. "a. y. 91. Sanna-

8ohelter, Jf y, 81. Sanuor.
81 Eeriouen pnroen 0urd cine
erploiion BON gtaturgas bel 9erog,
q. o., perIebi Ger 3mtanO uon
5wei @erioncn lit sefdbrIih. Die iibri.
gen lperoen geiuno meroen. Sm
@euenee SoteI mnrOe am frilhen
Wtorgen elm 6euer entoedt. @G6renO
Der 2oiharbeit fiel Der Teaermebr.
mann 6raut O'Sasd aus einem sen.
tier ass .smeiten Stodes uno wllroe
beOenflih pprIebt. Gr mur0e in Elm
benahbartes Sous gebroht. in Dem
0ann Die gtohlrgasleitungsrobre nit
iolher 8erpolt erplo0irte. oaB oie
Mauer ioui beiOen Seiten 3ertriim.
inert puroen. 81 &erionen, sic lih
int Snui beionben, fpurcrn burt Sic
beruorbredlenoen SIammen mo BAL.
fpniplitter perIebt. Ger Sdaoen be.
trdgt etiua $4,000
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
Der aOmnref.
@ai6ington, /. Gebrunr.


Sm glboeoroneteHbaus nuroe in
@erbiu0img nit Der lanoiuirtbiddit.
IIhengeiDiliguugsuorloge oas Sort.
bureau in ansgiebiaer @eiie tritiiirt.
Die Souptangriiie wuroen bon Den
Abgeoroneten Wlonoea bon @Domina
uno 50Dlor bon Colorado gemaft.
Die GrorteruH8 Der 8orloge i0.!roe
uiflt been0iet.
SIN Senat itono Die Boitiparfaiicn.
borlage nuf Der 8ogesoronung. Der
Senator 9abis erflarte, Die 8orIage
ieI i'm sSntereHe Der QationaIbanfen
mdbrero Smith BON g9idi.
gan meinte, Die @laBregel nodte.
menn iie geieb miiroe, iib cher aIs
cine geiieI oIs Elm Segen erlUeiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
8iusi gVsuidsH OsrbreHnsn.
Scranton. "a, 81. sSanna

A-ttuiAyNg fA'g cAs a)AhAAt-
4rau gatrid So1ce uno ibre en-.
FeIin wlarp SaUeeneD biiBien am fri.
zen g2orgen ibr 2ebeH bel einem
Ieuer elm, 0ns oas &aus Der Iami.
lie esopce in WlIHoda 5eritorie. nj.
d,ael SweeHep uHO ieine Grlu. Die
eliern oes umgefommeneH Ainbes.
uno w1artin, Tbomas, 4eter. Syobn
unO W1amie SoDee, ainoer pon 9n.
trid e,once, erliiteu ernitlide grano-
wim6en uno befinoen iih iebt i'm So
Ipital. Batrid e5opce uno ieiHe Eoh'
Ter geitiEa mdren Die ein3iaen 8eri
ionen, Die obne @erletuHgm entta'
maa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
iiusriuartete @irfnus.
Bolton. 81. San.

VVIfVWf OIs atuIs
Seit bie 5leiidbopfottbetDegung
i'm Sauo begonnen bat, iinO bier Die
,Sleiihpreiie nid)t nur nid)t gefaueH.
ionoern es miro iogar fir fonmenOe
Node cine erb0bung In glmsii6t &C.
iteat. IS fommt Dies oaber, ooB,
pdbreno Die sS1rIner infoIge oes
gopfotts Die 3ufuhr BON 9ebenopieb
beihr1nft babeH, Die glusiubr naf
europa reger lit ais ie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
0ranOcr Ocrbaftst.
gteiD Worf. 1 &

9eelU JUrt, 1. SSeD.
Charles e. gnis. Oeiien Satin AM
SpIUeiterabenO in einem bieliaen 9e.
itauraHt 10 idppere @ranotuun0en er.
lit ais lire aleioer sSeuer fingen,
Dab lie itarb. muroe unter Der glH.
fIage Uelbuitet. Die Roit 81 idpinoeI.
batten 3loeden beniitt 5u ba6en. 81.
lis lit YrdiiOent Der .2ornit W1anu-
factrrtng Company. 9luh G0pin
R @raDes, @i5eprdiiOent Oieier @e.
lellhaft, wuroe in Snft eenonimen.
Saut Der gtHfIdgeidriit baben Die
9eioen 0urh @erfdut uon 9lftien Der
qeuaunten @elellih0ft ettpa $i00,.
600 eirgenommen. Giclcs @elo
ipnr0e 0asn benibt, on0ere @riin0nn-
aen ins ggerf 81 leben. Qornit, ams
Den Sornern uno Sufen BON Rino-
nieb bergeiieIlt. ioute Sartgunmi er.
ieten.