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New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
TAFT ASSURED OF
REPUBLICAN HOUSE
Chairman Mckinley of Congress
sionaI Committee Writes Con-
fident Letter 10 President.
DEMOCRATS LOSING GROUND
Publication of Mckinley Letter
Will Be the Last Act of the
President IN Present
Campaign.
From The Tribune Bureau. J

washington. Nov. 2-President an
has been advised by Representative
William 3. Mckinley. Of Illinois. CHAIR
man OF the Republican Congresslona-
Committee that the outlook is decided
" favorab bic TO Republican success AT
The election on Tuesday. After care
s,,1 analzsis Of the reports from pract-
callv every Congress district, Nj NC
Kinlav Is. convinced that there will be
Republican majority in the next House
~ Reuresentatives The Illinois Repre-
sentative has made personal visits 20
MANY Of the so-called "dOubtfuI dis
--icrs IN the Middle West. and his re
mort p the President is regarded as
first hand information Of actual oondi-
tions
The giving out Of NJ McKinley's let
Ter win he the last act Of the Presloefl1
in the present campaign.
Nr NcKinley's letter expressed d
feeling Of confidence among Repuoh-
cans which has been growing in WASH
ingron for the last ten days. The Re
,7,l,lfcan leaders are now convinced tha'
the only danger menacing success on
Tuesday is the apathy Of voters VINO pe-
lfeve in Republican principles, but VINO
either because Of overcontoence or o"
account Of personal bitterness growing
o,r OF state or local contests, will fan 10
go to the polls 10 support the NOMINEES
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
HELD UP CAPITALISTS
Bandit Got Pauls Money, but
Other New Workers Escaped.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune


E Paso. Texas. Nov 2.-While wait
ing in a private car al a New Mexico
junction point several Eastern and
Western capitalists were held up last
night. The bandits took all the money
in the possession Of Alfred Paul.
OF New York; DR.. ". H. Harlow. Of
Boulder. Col; Captain Tom" Hoatson,
of Calumet Mich. and Raymond Sar-
gent. Of Denver. The bandits were
frightened off before they could ransack
the car and rob the other men inside
As result, J. c Greenway. general
manager Of the Calumet and Arizona
Mining Company; c. Dautrenont. Cap
tain James HoatsOn and James Briggs.
all Of New York. except Hoatson, who
is q Michigan man, retain their val
uables.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
VALLAOERES REBELS
Open Rebellion at Amapala-
Martial Law Proclaimed.

Tegucigalpa. Honduras. Nov. 2-Gen-
eral Jose Vauadares, who has returned
10 Amapala, where he was at one time
Governor and commandant of the port,
has come out in open rebellion against
the government. which deposed him. A
state Of siege has been proclaimed and it
Is expected that forces VIII be sent i'm
rnediately against VaIladares.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
PLANS LONG SEA FLIGHT
MCCurdy TO Bring Back Mail
from Ship Fifty Miles Out.
TORPEDO BOATS AS ESCORT
Trial from Hamburg American
Liner May Mean Faster
Postal Communication.

J. A. D McCurdy. the Canadian avia-
tor who flies for Glenn H Curtiss, hopes
on Saturday 10 bring fame to the Cur
tiss bfpIane. and incidentally 20 the
Hamburg American steamship line His
idea is 10 leave the deck of the Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria by aerOplane when
fifty miles at sea and fly back to New
York with a little waterproof sack OF
mail from the liners passengers
The Kaiserin will sail from New York
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning with
NcCurdy and a Curtiss bipIane aboard.
according to present plans Army and
navy officers. besides the passengers,
will observe the test. and ttOtilla or
torpedo boats will patrol the course. IT
is announced When the liner has left
Sandy Hook fifty miles behind the aero
plane will be launched from an inclined
platform 100 feet in length on. the for
ward deck. This launching device will
be built under the personal direction OF
Mr.. Curtiss. who expresses himself as
confident of the success of the expert
rnent- The incline will be 10 per cent
and the outer end Of the platform viii
be sixty feet above the water
In launching the aeroplane the ship
will he headed into the wind and its
speed regulated TO conform 10 the Wlnc'
thus making the length of runway more
than sufficient for rising The Hamburg
American Line hopes by this test TO
demonstrate the feasibility OF equlppIng
its new 9OO-fOOt liner Europa. now under
construction. with regular aerOplane
service for use in Transporting mail and
for other purposes
The Navy Department has ordered
two of the four torpedo boat destroyers
now anchored in the North River TO
convoy McCurdy back from the Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria TO Governors Island
Lieutenant Commander George W Will
Jams will be in command OF the destroy
ers. which are among the speediest boats
in the navy. being capable OF making
thirtv-twO knots. They will endeavOr
TO keep under McCurdy the entire dis
tance until Governors Island is reached
There the aviator expects 10 make a
landing on the newly made ground
From The Tribune Bureau-1
washington. Nov. 1.-Two torpedo
boat destroyers Of thirty knots speed
each will patrol the course when J. A
D. McCurdy makes his aerOplane flight
on Saturday from the Kaiserin Augusre
Victoria while she is fifty miles at sea
An order assigning two destrOyers Of
the seventh torpedo division for this
service was issued to-day by Beekman
Winthrop, acting Secretary Of the
Navy. one Of the destroyers will take
a position twenty miles from shore.
while the other will approach nearer the
steamship.
The destroyer nearest Mr. McCurdy
will start toward the shore as soon as
the aeropIane is under way. If Mr.
McCurdy's machine is in good working
order he will soon outdistance the de-
strover. The second destroyer will
start shoreward when the aeroplane IS
sighted and accompany the aviator 70
land
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
Ill ARTHUR HIT BY BRICK
Five Hundred of His Race Wait in
Vain for His Maiden Grafton.

Chicago. NoV 2-Jack Johnson's forehead
was cut open by a brick thrown through
a window OF a cab IN which the heavy
weight champion was riding 10 the rail-
road station tonight
While things We're happening in Chicago
20 the hope of the black race five hundred
members of that race were waiting in a
drizzling rain and chilled TO the bone 10
hear him speak. al 62d street ana Madison
avenue, In John +. Curry's district They
waited and waited. until there was no
further hope of Jacks coming then they
dispersed. disappointed al not hearing the
pTgiiist deliver his maiden political speech
JACK an ardent Democrat was to tell the
the nrst real inside news Of Mr. Roosevelt 5
action toward the negro soldiers some
years ago after Brownsville Tex. was
shot up He was also 10 tell them that II
Roosevelt wasn't with the negro then he
isn't with them now. and that any negro
voting Tor the Republicans vas committing
suicide.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

Washington. Nov. 2-Commander Hayes
Of the Princeton cabled the Navy Depart
ment to-day just after he had received
orders TO 20 10 Panama for coal. that Val
ladares had returned and had arbitrarily
assumed charge Of Amapala. He advised
thar the Princeton should remain there for
the present Acting Secretary Winthrop. OF
the Navy Department, at once ordered the
Princeton 10 stay. The Yorktown probably
will be sent from Panama TO relieve her
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
| SEEKING BALLOON RECORD
THE Daily Graphic" Sends Out
Airship-Five on Board.

London. Nov. 2--"The Daily Graphic"
balloon. the largest built in England.
left Crystal Palace at 4:45 o'clock this
afternoon for Russia. in an attempt q,
heat the long distance record NJ
Gaudron is the pilot of the balloon. and
there are four passengers on board.
The long distance record is now held by
the American aeronauts. Alan Hawley and
Augustus Post, who recently flew from St
Louis to a point in Northern quebec. dis
tance Of 1855 miles.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

DEWEHS "ERUT- CUVEE" CHAMPAGNE
Tnf wine Tor those who Know Wine
n. Dewey d Sons Co, I3s Fulton St, NY.
-Advt
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Des MOines. Iowa, Nov. Peter Nc
Martin is connected with a prominent
family here, being the grandson Of c. c.
Cole. a Carnegie Fund pensioner. Nc
Martin owned an automobile and the re-
pair bill at the c. F Strong Company
garage amounted 10 $500 To pay this,
Il is alleged. he gave his personal check
for 81 600 explaining that he had just
inherited il as part of an estate. He
took Strong's check for the balance.
cashed it and disappeared. The bank
refused to cash his check and accord
inglv Strong filed charges Of obtaining
money under false pretenses-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
BRIDE LEAVES WELLESLEY
Mrs. Ulman Told No Married Girl
Can Matriculate There
-,,.,-. = r,e T-,nrna !

BOSTON. Nov. 2-Mrs- Lourtn Seth Ul-
man the seventeen -year-Old Wellesley
freshman whose elOpement Monday set
that institution Of learning in an up
roar. left the college to-day by order OF
the faculty. Last night. when Mrs Ulman
returned. she was called into the college
office and told that no married girl could
pursue her studies at Wellesley. SO Mrs.
Ulman packed up her possessions and
came 10 Boston on an early train this
She was met at the station by
Mr.. UIman and his parents She greeted
her husband afrectionately. deplCred the
fact that they were 20 be separated tenn
porariIy. but was confident they soon
would be reunited. The bridegroom Is
on his way 70 the West 10 make peace
with his father-tn-law.
II is probable that Mrs. Ulman viii
ioin her mother Mrs. Powers. who is
living at the Hotel Wellington. New
York. and remain there until her hus-
band returns
Mrs Frank y Powers. mother OF Mrs.
Trlunan. was seen at the Hotel Wellington
last night. She said she had not heard
of her daughters elopement until late
afternoon The couple had
not arrived at the hotel UP TO late hour
last night
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

Chicago. October q. 1910.
Dear NJ President. L gives me great
pleasure TO inform YOU that every sign
POINTS 70 Republican control Of the House
ot ReuresenIative in the SD Congress.
This information IL based on what I De-
lIeve 20 % reliable reports from practically
every one CT the so-called doubtful dis
Irlcts We have made and are making sub
etanEiaI gains IN districts which We lost
IN the election TWO years ago by a narrow
margin
Three months ago peSsiuiStic Republi-
cans and optimistic Democrats expressed
rle belief trar this was . democratic year.
This prediction was not shared by yourself
OF others charged with responsibility for
CARRYING forward The Republican cam
TaiEn. 7 an pleased 20 advise YOU that
there has been a decided change IN seutl-
rnerr n the last few weeks Democratic
hopes are -adinE and Republicans gen
orally are 1ow enthusiastic IN their belief
-nat while this may have been a Demo
cratic veal in July, it Is q Republican year
4 Novers1her
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
Situation in Middle West.

Reports received here indicate that ii
-bA Middle Western states the RePub-
iicans viii hold their present strength IN
the House In fact some Of these re-
rorts seem 10 show Republican gains
The political forecasters are conlueh'
thar there viii be TO losses in LIMOS
OF Michigan. They concede that one OF
the present districts in Minnesota Is
doubtful. and that there may be TWO he-
-,,bIicar losses in Wisconsin They De
Iieve however. that these losses viii be
more than offset by gains in Indiana
one district in Kansas now held oy
-he ReDublicans is listed as doubtful
bur. on the other hand. two districts IN
Missouri now Democratic are elassed as
possiblv Republican his year. The
democrats claim six Of the Iowa dis
fricts. OF a gain Of five Representatives,.
The Republican leaders admit that Two
Iowa districts now Republican may be
carried Uz- rhe Democrats this year, but
express confidence that the so-called
Hepburn district. which was carried by
The Democrats Two years ago. viii elect
q Republican this year. There is no
doubt that there Is now more harmony
among the Iowa Republicans than the
most enthusiastic advocates Of the get
together propaganda hoped for month
ago.
Word has reached Washington that in
the last TWO weeks the Republicans have
made decided gains IL Ohio. This state
Is now represented in Congress by
thirteen Republicans and eight Demo
Gratis The Democrats insist that they
VIII lose none Of the districts now held
by them. and viii surely win the I'd
District. now represented by Herman P
GobeI. and the 18th District. now repre-
sented by James Joyce. The Republican
campaign managers are not figuring on
any losses in Ohio. and are making des-
perate efforts to regain several normally
Republican districts which We're carried
10y the Democrats two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

SNAPSHOTS INCIDENTS N THE OF EMPRESS WORkERS
POL A ANYs DEPOT
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
MIR. McKnIey's Letter.

Representative AIcKinley's letter TO the
President. which was made public Il the
White House to-day. is a. follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

Canffnurd on ninth page.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-16
Yolttti1es.

Saft ibeint in ieinem fieberbaften
Yeiireben, Die MiBbermaltune ieines
2ieblinss Ballinaer gu pertulden. alles
politii6e lrtbeil perloren gu baben. so
bat er iih lebte Wode sepeigert. Den
@ongreBabgeoroneten ssrancis Burton
6arriion aus Netp Dort gu empfansen.
nadoem Die @onferen3 ibon Dor ldnge=
rer 3eit Dereinbart mar. 6arriion bat
iih ben 3orn oes prdlioenten baourd
auge3ogen, bob er periuhte, oas eSuifi3=
oepartement gu oeranlai1en. Dem ton=
sreilionenen Ballinger= pindot unters
ludungstomite Dotumente por5u.egen.
bic auf Den 8lapis TaG ge3ug rahmen.
Dos Benebmen Salts in Der 8allineer
unteriuAun9 muB auf ben unbefan9e=
nen mebr uno mebr Den @inbruf
MAIDEN, oab Der Brdlioent Elm Wit=
lhuloiger ieines Winilters lei.
8ie platfor,n, luelhe am 9ienItag
In Nem @ommerstOnn angenommen
muroe, entbdlt cine &obpreiiun9 Der
GeiltunQen Wtabaneps. Stun m1hte
elmer Der Dele9aten willen. oh er oafir
geprieien miro, neil er ieins 2oge oaau
brahte. ibm oas 8elo auriif au aeben.
oas er in anseiduIeltem 3uitano per=
loren ooer pertlopft, ooer oafir. oaB er
lein Wort eebrohen, mas in Den &rei=
len Der NntisSalOon 2iga ia aud als
itaatsmdnniihe 2eiltuns anseiehen
miro.
Ser GonareB lit alio jsbt fur pof :
ipartaien. Nun ioa er lelber aud mil
Dem Sparen anfan9en.
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Gie Sematorieae Gompemttom

bes l8. unb l9. Genatsoiltritts BON
Ohio muroe am Gisnfa9 in gtep
Gomerstopn ab9ebalten. Die Mnti-
Saloon 2iga bate ibre N9enten auf
oem plabe uno es selan9 benselben
aud. nit 0iilfe BON go. 0urit BON
Nem philadelphia uno 0olif pDn Mine=
ral @itp eine platform 3uiammen au
ainmern, tpelde allen oemofratiihen
8runoidben Oobn fpribt. gs 1T cine
Wnerfennung bes Hoieqeiebes als zines
moralilhen @eiebes, mdbreno jeoer. Der
nit ben YerbdltniGen pertraut lit. tpeib,
Sab bas &oieeeieb Sic Sruntenbeit uno
unmorclitdt f0roert. oab Gliilterbuben
an SteGe oroentliher Wirtbidaften ge.
treten iino uno oaB man benz @elebe
uneeiheut 6obn ipritt. Doh mir mer.
ben aelegentlib nod auf oas Wabpert
3urtiftommen.
Wenn bic Ylatform Der Gonoention
duberf bermerflib 1T. 10 iino Die gio-
minationen um fo>belier. Sn Der erfen
Nbltimmung tpuroe 9Di(liam 8reen
BON @oibocton @ountp nominirt. Mls
smeiter &anoioat puroe in Der 4. Nb.
itimmune Or. g. y. Mc@uire bon
@anal Sober nonlinirt. Beioe Wdnner
fino Demofraten bon auertannter @br=
lihfeit uno unbeifehlihteit unb tperoen
beioe obne 3ueifel nit GROCER Mebrbeit
aeipdblt merben. Durb Die domination
bon Gr. Me@uire bat oas liberale
Clement einen sroRen grfolg errungen.
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anSlann. c.

8efdhrlihes 0ohmafier 1T in Ober=
ammeraau, NO oieien CONNER oas be-
riibmte Yallionsipiel aufgefiihrt piro,
einaetreten. Ser Srt 1T bonn Nuben=
perfebr aans ab9eidnitten. 6rauen uno
Ginoer muBten burh Die Seuertpebr
aus Den beorobten 0duiern 9erettet
merben. Sen sahlreihen fremben BEE
fuhern, bic bic Spiele bier an9eloft
baben, lit bic Nbreiie unm0alih aes
maht. 1ebensmittel fDnnefl nur In
Rdbnen unter,lleberDinoun9 Der grDbten
Ghwier,ateiten berbeigei1afft merben.
Am Montaa Mbeno idlug in Der
gedbe bon Berlin Der BliB In cine @e=
iellihaft bon Musfliialern. 6ehs b,r=
ielben murben aet0otet. Is mebr Iooer
,Deniger lbnsr berlebt. Sic hatten
Ddbrenb zines Der fiirdterlidffen Sc.
niiterfurme. bic fih felt Sahren iiber
Berlin entlaoen baben. auf einen nit
einem giienaeldnoer eingefrieoeten @e=
,bdube auf Der Sungfernbeibe 3ufu9t
genomnen.
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@umo erbare Gnto e6u,,ae,,

tennaeidnen ben 9roBen Gortidritt Der
3eit. Guftihiffabrten nit ihmerer
Mafdinerie. orabtloie Dep,iden. idref-
lihe 2riegsnlaihinen sur 96tung bon
Menf6en unb oas Wunber Der Wun=
Der. Or. Rinas vNeD Diseoberp4 3ur
&ettun9 BON Wenihenleben, ipenn es
beorobt III BON 0uifen, grfdltungen.
8rippe. Mifbma. grdune. Bronditis.
Blutffur3. Gdnupfeniieber unb 2euh-
huifen o0er 2ungenbef1merbsn. Bei
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bat es nidt leines
8leihen. Sc hilft iofort. Sc III bas
iideriie 0eilmittel. Sames M. Blaf
bon Nibepile. N. g.. R. q. go. A
i6reibt. es beilte ibn BON einem befti.
aen Duiien. als ale anbern Mittel per.
iagten. soc unb $l.O0. probefIal1e
gratis. @orantiert BON %. g. peters,
oem oeuii&en MpOtbeter.
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Gimer Gral critics strepen

1T harauf aeridtet, lid ansiebeno 81
MAIDEN. Obne @eiunobeit jeoob miro
es ibr ihper tperoen. in @elidt. 8e-
italt ooer an @emiitb liebii1 gu iein.
Cine ibmade. trdntli6e Grau III ner=
pDs uno reisbar. 0artleibigteit unb
Nierenaifte 3eiaen iid in Ginnen, pu=
fteln, 6autausbriihen uno elmer ab=
iheuli6en @eiidtsfarbe. electric git=
ters ertpieien iid aber fiets als cine
8ottesaabe fur Grauen. tuelde @eluno.
belt. 5dDnbeit uno Greunoe maniden.
Sic regulierer Waaen, 2eber uno
Nieren, reini9en oas Ylut. geben itarte
Neroen. gldnsenoe Nugen. reinen
4tbem. alatte. iammtise 9aut. rei3enoe
0autfarbe, CUTE @eiunobelt. 8eriu6t
lie. Sur soc bel %. 6. peters, benz
oeutihen Mpotbeter. !
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1ageSneutgfeiten.



Sic poli3ei uno Der Coroner eon
4fron iino bemiiht. Die uriahe bes
5ooes Der 6rau Beilie WcDaniel feif-
auitellen. tuelde in Der 5reitae Nodt
toot in ibrer Wobnuna aufseiunben
Duroe. Das @elida Der 6rau mar tbeils
meiie nit Garbolidure nerbrannt. nno
es gilt nun fef3uitellen, Oh Die frau
oas @ift freimi(li9 nabm. ooer oh Elm
Verbreher porliegt. Dle frau. Die 80
Sabre alt mar, NOR nit ihrem Wanne
BON Miblano nad Ntron aetommen,
uno beioe ioqen fd ofters ee3antt
baben.
Jrau Sennie MnoerIon BON Oounas.
tomn. tuelde ihr 5tieftino. elm Mdo-
den, nit elmer 2atte, in bic Nd9el eins
setrieben maren, tootidlug uno bes.
negen ins 3uhtbaus aeIbift muroe. III
am Greitaa mieoer aus Der Strafanftalt
entlanen tDoroen. -,-saa - sgsa ass ss;Sss ssss,s
Gin Wann. oeHen Namen angeblib
paul 6ammer bon philadelphia. pa..
lit. be9ins am Samftaa auf oem
9ampfer ,@itp Of grie" 5elbltmoro.
als bieler in ben 6afen bon @lepelano.
o.. einfuhr. gr iiano anideineno i'm
ylter bon 40 Sabreu. Sn ieinen &lei=
bern muroe cine Note 9efuuoen. aorel=
iiert an Nlpin 0ammer, philadelphia.
nit folsenbem Wortlaut: ,2leber
gruoer. 9ebemobl. paul."
Bum pierten Male binnen sSahres=
| friit murbe in Strutbers in elmer Naht
lebter Wohe um Die elite 5tunoen elm
Dpnamitattentat beriibt, burd oas elm
Materialibaben bon uneefdbr $4,000
angeribtet tpuroe. Ser hintere She'll
oes Sobn 8. 5baffer aeb0rigen. mitten
in Dem Staothen aeleaenen Gaoens
nuroe serit0rt, cine ae9eniiber lieeenoe
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be fort beihdoi9t, &op Mc@unes
plumbermerffatt tpuroe tbeiltpeileI
ruiniert uno Die Walbanftalt bes,
@bineien 8eorge Gee tpuroe au6er Bee
trieb 9eiebt. 8On ben Veriibern berI
Snat naf man fetne Spur. Ste SgfIn=s
n,itereien in Strutbers besannen balo
nahbem bic americaT Sheet & 5tit
glate So. ben ftreifenoen unionleuten
Den 2aufpaB gab uno ben ,open ihop"
einfiibrte. Nuf bic @rgreifung Der 8er=
iiber Der orei eriten Nttentate lit bon ben
Gountptommilldren cine gelobnune
bon $40. 900 ausaeiebt. Die iebt uahr=
ideinliA nod erb6bt tperben mi,b.
SSn einem granOe, Der samltaQ frii6
in ibrer Wobnung ausbrab. fano bic
81 Sabre alte 6rau Sane Sberlof in
Oounastotpn oen5lammentoo. 9ie6rau
bdtte lih iebr leidt retten tOnnen, penn
lie iib nidt suerlt oaran 9emaAt bdtte,
ihre aht 6amilienanaeb6ri9en aus Dem
Shlafe su tuefen. Das gelang ibr aud,
pdbreno aber oiele ins 6reie eilten. per=
lief fih Die 5rau in Dem &auhqualm
in Der Slide, mo- thr Der Nustpe9 bon
ben 6lammen abaeShnitten nuroe.
6euermehrleute fanoen Die perfoblte
2ei1e, als Der yrano 9el6ibt mar.
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ssnIanD.

SnIanD.
0or benz Mltar elmer Girhe in
Brownsville, Seras. mo- eben Die Srau=
unasfeier poll3ogen meroen iollte, er-
itah am Samitas 8alilic Murtine3
feline Braut Bonita @arcia. Martne3
mar our6 @iferludt raieno ,gemoroen.
als cine 8iuale erl1ien uno feline graut
ibren @ntldlub i'm lebten Nu9enblif
dnoerte uuo ibm ertldrte. lie tuole ibn
niht heiratben.
Wdbreno Der Nufre9ung giiber Elm
Ballipiel 3mii1en peOria nno SPRING
field in peoria, Sa.. brad auf Der 3u=
ihauertribiine Wm. Biltler. elm jebt
pripatiiierenoer fruberer Garmer BON
Nperpoile, toot suIalnmen. @r muroe
ourd ben gntbuliasmus hbermannt.
als peoria 5wei v0omeruns" semaAt
bate. M
Die 9eiden bon arpei einiee Sage
alien 2inoern, au9enibeinIieb 3mlain.
ge, tpuroen am 5amltag in einem Sad
einaendbt in einem 9eid Del @bica=
40 9efunosn. Ser 9ob iheint auf
grtrinten 3uriifsufiibren au isiu. oa
man teinerlei MnSsihen BON @eualt.
tbdtigteit an ben 4eiden fano.
Mm 9. SUM-. iura bor Mitternaat.
uuroe in Seras elm in 6ltli9er GiGtung
fabrenoer perionenau9 Der gl paio e.
5outbpeitern giienbabn bon einem elm.
aigen Bar0ften iiberfallen. Dieier pefte
bic Sniaifen oes 9dlafiDa9ens auf uno
befabl ibnen nit poreebaltener 5hieBs
moffe ii6 nah Der pribatcor am @noe
bes 3uges 3u be9eben. Dort befabl Ell
benieloen. .ibr Gelb uno ibre Werth.
laden auf einen 0aufen 3u ,perfen.
bann flii1tete er li1 nit Der Beute,
beren Wertb iid auf mebrere tanIenbi
Dollar belief. our6 Die mil Gtrau1nsrt
beuadiene pr0iris nan ben Bergen.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-16
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