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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
BIG CROPS BAR TO
RATE INCREASE
Tonnage to Be Handled May Cut an
Important Figure in the Coming
Hearing.

Washington, Aug li.-Tnat the re-
cent government crop report, which
shows that the railroads will have a
larger tonnage Of such cereals az wheat
corn and oats TO move the coming rear
than they had last year, win have an
important bearing on the question Of in.
creasing freight rates, is pointed out
here. 1t may be one Of the determining
factors in the interstate commerce com.
mission refusing to allow most Of the
general increases planned by the roads.
Not only does this obstacle confront the
roads, but the reports Of the monthly
earnings which are coming TO the com.
mission shows that the tendency is for
earnings to increase.
These two matters will doubtless be
threshed out thoroughly at the coming
hearing in New York, set for August Is.
Al that hearing the Representatives Of
all the leading eastern roads will be
present and will seek to justify the pro.
posed rate increases Judge George n.
Brown, chief examiner OF the commits.
sion, viii conduct the hearing, which is
likely to be postponed until about sep.
TENDER /, for the reason that the roads
are not yet ready to present their argu.
ments. The formal order for the hear
ing has been given out here
Four hundred and thirteen transporta-
ton lines, which have made advances OF
general character in their freight rates,
are made defendants in the proposed
hearing. All Of the increases have been
postponed until November !.
Material reductions are made in the
freight rates on cottonseed from points
on the Central Of Georgia railroad and
Jacksonville, Fla, BY order q the inter
state commerce commission in connec-
ton with decision handed down yes
terday in the case Of the Florida Cotton
Oil company against the Central Of
Georgia Railway company and other car
riers.
The defendant lines also are directed
to establish through routes on cottonseed
from various Georgia points to jackson
Vile. The order Of the commission will
become effective on October |, 1910, and
is to remain in effect for at least two
years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
A LUCKY ESCAPE
For Man and Woman in Runaway Auto
mobile.

mobile
Concord, \. H., Aug liza man and
his wife, who were motoring through
from Massachusetts to Windsor, Vt,
faced death in an accident TO thoir
touring car justs this side Of the soucook
liver bridge yesterday, but fortunately
escaped injury. The parties whoEe
names were not learned, were coming to
Concord on the fret stage Of their jour
ney, in new high power Cadillac car
Of the model Of 1910, which tad every
appearance Of having just been received
from tie factory.
A resident in the vicinity Of tho acct
dent said that it was due to loss a
control wkile the car was proceeding at
an excessive speed, but a motofist whe
came BY on his way to Concord, got
the story from the occupants Of the ear
which put matters in different light.
According 70 the stateNent Of the
driver, thsy were coming along all night
and at fair rate Of speed. When com
ing down the hill 70 the bridge acress
the soucoek, the steering gearing went
wrong, but ne was able 70 hold the car
in tie roadway across the bridge 70 q
point about $50 feet this side. There
IL took a plunge into the ditch and
turned over on IL side
Both the occupants OF the car were
thrown out but beyond severe shaking
up escaped injury.
Intelligence Of the accident was tele-
pheHea to a local garage and wresking
Grew was sent down TO right the oar
and haul il to this city, wA4le the
occupants were brought here ID car
sent down on the rceeipt Of Tie call
for hep. The car was very iadly dam
seea aud viii probably have to be re-
built before il can again b. USED.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
0 1870 degrees and stirred gently, and

to 1870 degrees and stirred gently, and
again left quiet for one hour, during
which period it is not allowed to cool.
The curd settles to the bottom Of the
vessel, and much Of the clear whey may
be poured or drawn off, and the curd
and remaining whey may be put on
cheesecloth to drain.
After draining for about six hours, l
to lh per cent. Of salt is added, and
the buttermilk cheese is ready for use
It has mild buttermilk flavor, anc IS
finer in texture than cottage cheese,
.so that II may be spread on bread.
From - to is pounds Of cheese may be
made from 100 pounds Of buttermilk,
and, the author points out, it offers
profitable use for bllttermilk, much Of
which is now thrown away or sold at
a low price at many creameries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
The Best Iiour Of Life

is when You do some great deed or dis
cover some wonderful fact This aonr
came to J. r. Pitt OF Rocky Mt, n. c.
when he was suffering intensely, as he
says, from the worst cold | ever had,
then proved to my great satisfaction
what wonderful cough and cold cure
DR.. Kings New Discovery Isl For, after
Ia king one bottle, | was entirely CURED.
You can't say anything too good Of d
medicine like that It's the surest and
best remedy for diseased lungs, hemor-
rhages, ID grippe, asthma, nay fever
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by the
Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
Keep the Kidneys Well
Health Is Worth Saving, and Some Barre
People Know How to Save It.

Many Barre people fake their lives in
their hands by neglecting the kidneys,
when they know these organs need help.
Sick kidneys are responsible for a vast
amount Of suffering and III health, but
there Is no need to suffer nor to remain
in danger when all diseases and aches
and pains due to weak kidneys can be
quickly and permanently cured by the
use of Deans Kidney Pills Here is a
Barre citizens recommendation;
Mrs. Della Stephens, l57 Seminary
street, Barre, Vt, saysi Il know from
experience that Doan's Kidney Pills are
reliable remedy. Ny first trial Of
them dates back three or four years ago.
Severe pains in my back caused me no
end Of sufferings, and mornings, when
] awoke, / was stiff and lame across
the kidneys. A tired, languid feeling
clung to me, had HEADACHES and dizzy
spells and was also bothered a great
deal BY a kidney weakness. Good re-
ports about poan's Kidney Pills led me
to try them They help me from the
FIRST and continued use relieved all my
suffering"
For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents.
Foster Aiiburn Co, Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take no other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11

1.-THE Girl From ReetorP at Barre Opera
House Saturday, Aug. 20.

House Saturday, Aug. 20.
Theatre goers are anticipating with a
remarkable show Of interest the forth
coming production in this city Of "The
Girl from Rectors. which ran over three
hundred nights at Webef's music hall,
New York All box office records were
broken during the engagement and the
run might have continued indefinitely
were Il not for the necessity Of hll-
ing out Of town contracts that had been
previously made.
''rhe Girl from Rector's,' is declared
by the metropoIitan critics 70 be one
Of the funniest Of high class produce
tions made there IN many years. The
plot deals with the actions Of d young
society woman Of BATHS Greek, Mich,
who IS charitably inclined. She spends
most Of her time in her own circle az
home but her husband, a Judge at the
court Of Shanghai Is away for such long
periods she decides to 90 to New York
for recreation and rect She is attract.
ed BY the elaring lights at Rectors
and there she makes her headquarters.
Ii the course Of time she earns the
sobriquet Of "The Girl from Reetor's,"
and on her next visit 70 Battle Greek
she meets at the home Of a society
friend, many Of those Of the Rector cir.
Gle. She had been posing as the daugh-
ter of Buffalo man and while "rhe
Girl" in way, IS endeavoring 20 cx-
plain her dual identity complications
ardse which regeel series 81 situations
that keep the audience in roar to the
final curtain
The engagement Of @The Girl7 here is
limited to one night only, on Saturday,
Aug. 20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
Rooseveltls Personality.

II IL a. force. ret a. an individual,
that we must continue to regard and
reckon vita Theodore Roosevelt. IN 10
ether way can accurate Judgment be
formed. Close touch with hss captivat-
ing personality blsnds the vision. Such
another does not svist. Il adiates joy.
II infuses Conscience, Il implants faith
1t inspires courage It breathes an en-
dowSAsnt 81 superhuman insight It's
SELF Judgment wsiother pretended Or real,
NJ leis than les self appreciation in
stiih belief in unwonted sagacity. It's
very pranlsiraness is as fascinating as
IT'S ebuberance il eniiveniny. Its lack
OF humor ID forgotten in the presenee
OF aboundsng wit, Suspicious Of insin-
eefdsy disappear like miets from the
face of the ocean before the gales q a
| tfuculent spirit. such i the nature Of
the man devoid III sympsthy, yet strong
IA seh sonsibiRty from lnvable,
vet amoRg the most likable now ia evi.
denoe anywhere.
But the attFibutes Of the individual
are but parts Of the composition. I'M
dernsath is a sense Of fatalism, compile
roeuted BY veritable obsession for prac.
teal application. a certain pilgrim
father and expressed loudly bis disdain Of
ordinary precautigns. Whom his time
slyagsa come He SHOULD die; then and
not before This was bis theory What,
his praetices Invariably, when sallying
f0rth, he bore a rifle, lest, as he re-
marked IN response to a question imply
ing Inconsistency, he should meet an In
diam whore time had come. No man
has admitted more frankly than Theo-
dore Roosevelt his endowment Of physi-
cal couraeei and yst, a. with the pill
grim father, weapon 81 defence was
kept at hard when As president he was
facing multtudes, lest 1t might be an
othsr whore time had come. So in pol
itics, as in war, or time Of possible
danger, he IS always armed always
ready and ever cautious. TO say this
is no disparagement It Is mere indi-
cation 81 and odd blending Of traits
which are only seeningly adverse IN
Roosevelt, contradictions are logical
else Ne wonid be as other men, and We
should not now be considering MIN as
fogse for COED OF evil or as an asset
contsasted with liability George Har-
vey, The North Review for August.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD

Mrs. wIEsLows ssoTHINe SYRUP has beer
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS q
MOTHEkS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHfNG, with PERFEeT SUCCESS. Il
SooTHES the CEfILD, sorTHAS the GUMS
ALLAye al fam CURES WIN collie, and
is the Hcs1 remedy for DIARRHdsA It Is alb
sgiptely hermless Be sure and ask for Mrs
winslows Soothing syrup and take no ether
kind. Twenty-Five caats bottle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
SOMETHING FOR HEADACHE

Nothing else, aside from money, is 50
universally sought for as cure for head.
ache. Headache powders are not safe
and they give only temporary relief in
any event. The chocolste-coated and
capsule shaped pills called Sherman's
Headache Remedy and sold by druggists
and dealers at Toe and 25c are recon-
mendad IS The best headache cure.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
Montpelier b wella RIver Raflroad

Trains leave Barre far weiis River, connect
Ing ht that point with trains going 10th north
and south, at 7-05 a. M, l2a and 246 p. IN. The
is25 train copnecbs Wit train for Boston, and
sorto Tor nsb2n Iittieten. 5ebyaas ara IsD 3.
and vs. trsi1s with Hk. Johnsbufy ffaInA
Tfa8hs Leave Barre for Montpelier AZ EOS
1919 q. M. r. 70 2sb S.f5 amt 30 D. u.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
SUPREME COURT ON BREAD.
Ruling Sought on chicago's Regulation
Size of Loaf.

011t UI LVaA.
Washington, Aug. 1.-THE size of the
loaf bread the baker in Chicago bakes
IS to be passed upon By the supreme
court Of TIE United States A case
involving the question Of the validity
Of a Chicago ordinance regulating the
size and weight of leaf of bread Of
fered for sale in Chicago was Tuesday
docketed in the supreme court.
It viii come up for consideration in
the course Of year and half.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
Notice to Farmers.

Dan W. Ladd wishes to state to the
formers that he is now prepared to do
reaPing for $500 an acre and board
while doing the work. Tel. 38T-l2,
east hill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
Ethel Leneve,s Mother m.

London, Aug. lI.Mrs Neye, mother
Of Ethel Leneve, who with Dr. Ciippen
is awaiting extradition to London, has
broken down and is suffering from in
spmnia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
TRAVELLERS RAILWAY GUIDE.
Central Vermont Railway.

Trains leave Barre fer White River dunction
and Boat 5n and war statious, also windaoF
and Bellows Falls and New York ~ 7.s8 and
lI&s N. and lis5 p n Also leave Barre for
Waite River Junohgn. Heilows Ralls. Spring-
ted and New York as 8. As p M.
ITaine leave Barre for Burlington. ST. Al
taEs, Montreal ami var skntlons a. LbS q M,
sek. B.N .. m and q rs D. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
Eleotric strest nallwau.

Cars leave square n Barre FOR Montpelier at
10 minutes Of and ID min ntss past the hour.
Leave Mon tpelas for nArra on the hour and
half hour until I'd D. In
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
HARPooN AND BEAVER WIN.

Lead First and Second Divisions in Yacht
Race.
Marblehead, Aug. 1.-THE Harpoon
and the Beaver were the winners in the
first and second divisions respectively,
in yesterdays frSt race in the Spanish
American sender yacht elimination trials.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11

The W. J. Morgan company which has
charge Of installing ventilation sys.
tenn at tht uAion school, has added four
men 10 the gang, and work will be
pushed to permit the opening Of the
schools at the usual time
The American Fidelity company q
this city has established branch Of
fee in New York City, with Elmer j.
Hopper and William T. whelan in
charge. This Office will have the New
York metropolitan district. Connecticut
and New Jersey to look after.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Lara
Hutchinson, whose body WIS brought
here from Boston, were held At Green
Mount chapel yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock. Rev. A. II. Webb Of NorthHeld
Officiating. The bearers were John
Hutchinson, Frank Phillips, +. ]. Davis
Of Northheld and W. w. Foster Of tim
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Hatchin-
son Of Baltimore, Nd, accompanied the
body here and many relatives attended
the funeral. Burial was in Green Mount
cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-11
MONTPELIER.
Two Circus Boys Return to Their Hearth
stones, Others Sought.

Arthur Thompson and Frsder-
lex Mason, enamorcd Of the cir.
Gus, returned to their homts here yes.
terday. having failed to catch on with
the Forepaneh & Sells Bros outfit.
Thompson was seen at 81. Adams by
Dwight E. Mason, who had gone after
bis boy, Fred, and was told that HIS
mother was much concerned that he
should return. So Arthur thought bet.
ter OF It and returned. At the same
time young Mason was riding the bump
ems on Central Vermont train for
home, stopping OIL at DuSbury and walk
ing into Montpelier yesterday, foot.sore
ana satisfied with circus life for the
present. Chief Durkee is looking UP
three other boys who are said 70 have
decamped with the circus last Monday
nigat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-20
SaHfrGnber MAIDEN reide gente.
Yeoria. I'll. is. Sch.


Bier San0iten iprenaten ben @eI6-
ibranf Der Giti5ens' galrf in GboOs.
nortb itno eRtfamen nit einer geute
BON $4,000. geahtmarid)aa 8il.
liam 3obia fpliroe INN / llbr bel Der
it1otiid)en 4uupitation bon 5lueien
Der giduber iiberiaIlen uno gefnebelt
uno in cine @aroge geihleppt, Die
Der gonf gegeniiber Iiegt. Damn
iprengten iie ole 1biire Der 8nnt uno
begannen ibre 9lrbeiten an Dem @eIo-
ihranf.
Scrr aerber, Elm gdder in elmer
aonOitorei. Die aidlt peit Don DER
@anf geelgen iit, iuuroe aui ieinent
g9ege 3ur arbeit uou Dem iDade-
iteben0en R1uber eripdbt uno oleifD-
iaas oingieit genraft mo an S1nOen
uno JiiBen gebunoen in ons 8anf.
aebdnoe geibleppt no er bis a llbr
Iiegen blicb. Damn geInng es ibnt,
feline 8anoen 81 Ioien uno er CAB ben
glarnn oSu5lpiideii mar oie 5biire
0es @eloihranfes altfgeiprengt NOR.
oen, uabrideinIib NIT giitroglp5erin.
Gie 8duber tbnten Die $4,000 In ei-
nen groBen Snd uno oerIieben Die
gqiif. Gle itie9en Damn IN einem
gsagen. IN 0em iie pabrIdeinIi6 audi
nad Der Staot gefomnen tunren,
mo fubren IN 0itIibcr 9iihtllng oo.
bon. Die Rduber 1peroeu jest Der.
folut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-20
Seine GmpfebIHHsen,
g9aihinatun. Is. lSebrlar.


Sn ieinem Ioeben DeroffentIihten
geridlt fir oas 5isfaliobr 1909
empfiebIt ser ginpanoerungsfonl.
miii1r 0oniel s. Reeie Die glnnobme
eines neiien ginipanoeriingsgelebes
0eiien 3iuef nidjt ipeitere 8eIdrdn-
fing Ser GinipanOerlmg iein iou. ion-
bern Oas beitebenOe @eiee oerart
amcnOiren iou. oab es erfiint mas es
ooIlbrinaen iolte, aber infoIge ser
ibm anbaftenoen MdneeI ntdt er-
reid)te. 3u oieiem 3ned iouen ale
auf Die @inpanoeriing iotDie Nus
idllieBnng pom Gbineien be3iialiden
@eiete rebioirt unO Sen @erbdItnii-
len elttipredell0 eripeitert iuer0en.
Cine Ser SouptempfebIiiugen oes
4ommiiiars it, oaB oas Mort
rslusldnoer" in 0en 0iesbcSiieIiden
@eiebcu Oerart ausgeIeet merOe, oGS
es ollie @erioueu eiHihlieBe. ole niht
9iireer iino. Serner empfiebIt er Die
Serihdrfung oes aoittrdttorbeiterge.
ieses lm0 Grbobuug Der Straie bon
500 ouf 5000 fir ieoen San. in 0em
nahgGpieien miro, Dab cine DAM
pfergeieaidlaft fpiilentlih cine idNDer.
fronfe Eerion an 9orO nabm.
9anit nitt 5ufrieoen befiiriuortet
ser 4onlrriiidr, Oob ale mdnnli.
dlen gimpanOerer i'm Sitter hon is
bis so Sabren iib elmer forperlihen
llnteriudiu9 uuteSieben miiiien,
ipie 0ies bel ser gluinabnre bon gle.
fruten Der SSau lit.
Die 8obI Der eiuaefDmoerten SSa-
poner lit mGbrenO Oes Sobres beoen.
teno gefonen seaeu ole oes @oriob-
res, Ongegen bat iib oie 3obl Der Gbi.
neien Oie nah Oer Der. Staatpn
f0neil, uermebrt. &eefe fonIntt oober
3u Ser gllriibt, ooB Oos @efeb, oas oie
@impanoerlmg BON gbineien MIR in
beionOeren sS6aen geitattet, nidt
tpirfian lit. gr i'll Der Nleinlrng. DoB
iid bier5ulanoe p6aig 10 piele Chine.
len ungcieblihertpeiie befinoen aIs
IoIde. oenen Der gluieiutbolt eeifattet
;ft
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-20
Die nifaraananiidsn @irren.

@aibineton, 8. g., 16. Sebruor.
0ie amerifaner, oie Iih in 0em
Siitritt BON NlotagaIpa oufbaIten.
Ser iebt Der RriegsIhaupIae Der
nifarasuaniiben RepoIuiicu lit. be-
fin0en iidJ aiie tpofl. Die aoniuI SIi-
pares beridtete, Der in Berion fidl
nah ienen @ebiet 6egab, INN Die
aIogen iiber stusidreihtneen, Die
bon WtaOr:3' Trllppen begongen iein
iolten, 5a unreriuben. Der geri6t
bon Olipares, Der Dem Staotsoepor.
tenfert 0urd ben 8i5efoniiil Gal0era
in Wanaguo iiberrlittelt plroe. iagt
meiter gtidts iiber Die 3uIt1noe IN
WfotagaIpa, ais ooB Die oortige1
glmerifaner ii1 Dobl befinoen. @enn
oas aues lit, Dos Der 4oniuI 5ll
iaseu bat, 10 muB ii6 Die 2oge BON
@riIn0 aus gednoert baben. SSn ben
bieiigen rebolution1ren areiien hie6
es, oaB ser 9orpettei1fapit6n SDnl.
iilgton uno 2eittnont Rrice bonn
Mfnrineforps cine nobmalise Inter
iIhung aniteIlen tDeroen.
J1nb Briunttadriften. Die bieiiae
9lnbdnger Der &epolution Die Su oeln
4reiie Der @ingelpeibten geb0reig er.
bieIten, ioaen oie beioen STfi5iere ouf
Dem ariegsihoirplas Jest cine eir-
gebenoe llnteriuhung nnIteuen. ssn
ben &reiien Der bieiigen uitteImrleri-
fnniihen Diplonbnten erpartet man
NIT dngItliher Sparrtung. tDas Der
9eriht 0ieier beioen Offisiere brin.
gen miro. 8err SliDares meI0ete IN
ieinem 9idpport oie Stunning W1nta-
galpos ourb Gbonioro. 9ieie Be
ipegung ibeint in uebereinItinnnung
81 itehen NIT Dem itrotegiihen %Iane.
BON Dem bier iibeuoa eeiprod)en
ipuroe. Dlan eIoubt, oab oie n1hIte
g1ahridlt, Die man iiber General
gbamorro uno Den Saupttbeil ieiner
4rulee erbolten piro. Don Granada
einrreffen iDiro. Gort lit ieine ssa-
Mile angepaltig mo er 1T iid)er,
bort groBe gerit1rfirngen uno reih-
Iibc 8orr1tbe 5u erhaltet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-20
Sd6neefdrme.
Sm iiiOiUeitIjden sbeils bes eanoes
bat itarfcr Sdneefall eiHe tbeil-
neiie gerfebrsitOdnHs
sHr SOlse.
Sier SIatternpGtisutrn erfFOrsu.
eyn0ionapoIig. cn0.. 16. Nebr.

indianapolis, SnO., 16. Gebr.
Son fiinf llbr Morgens bis iieben
llbr @benos ihHeite es unuuiborIih
uno es liegt nun Der Shnee in ben
StraBen neun 8on 5oh, uuo es
ihneit INNER nod. Ser StraBen-
babnOienit iit tbeillpeiie iuiterbrohen
uno ltodt in Oen 1uBeren Giitriften
gang. 2aut NInfiinoigung oes bieii-
gen @etteranttes lit am ndhlien Gag
nod mebr Sdnee 5u eriDarten.
ct. 2ouis, Yio., 16. 5cbr.
giner Der idDerlten SdneeItiirTue
Oieies &inters iuitbet bier, in gang
Nliiiouri un0 i'm iiiolihen Sainois.
Die Semperatur lit bon 60 @r1S
m1breno oes Nafmittaas nui 16
@raO pGbrenO Der gSadlt oefaaen.
9ns @etterouIt propbe5eit IS 3on
Shnee uno cine 4dIte BON geiin @rao.
Serre 9nute. Sn0.. 16. 6ebr.
Sier liegt Der 'Shnee einen poaen
SUB bod uno es berriht cine groBe
9Glte. 9ie StraBenbabnen baben
ben 8etrieb beinabe gang einaeltellt
unD Der 8abuperfebr i'm iiiOlihen
Ibeil oes Stnates lit tbeiIpeiie IabH-
gelegt.
Die gnbn5iige, sic iiberbnlipt an.
toTnmen, fiit0 BON orei bis fiilpfStlns
Den oeripdtet.
Dallas, Teras, 16. 5ebr.
gSn6 elmer EerioOe pom sSriiblings-
petter 6at I'M Siioipelten Deg Canoes
Elm beftiger Shneelturm eiitgeieet.
gefoIet BON elmer eroben &dlte. Rabe
Gbidaia, Ofla., iollen 1900 Iinoer
erfroren ieiH.
8ier 9ieger. 8atienten zines
EodenIG5aretbes bel Sflabonlo @itp.
limo erfroren ino nelm dnoere Blot
ternpatienten iino iirfoIge Der @et-
terunbiL0en Dem So0e ndbe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-20
Seine SOffumns msbr.
gSnihiudtolt. f6. SSebruor.

@~CAlbtAto%N%ff ~ fJ~~Nt tte@Ne
Der Garnpfer ,9apbieiu" bate
geneloet, oaB er nli Der Sobe bon
Yiontanf Yoint am Sonntag nit
Dem 8unoesihIeppOanlpier .gtinn"
eeiprohen bate, Gber in5rpiiheu bat
lid berauseeitellt, oaB bier Elm SIR.
fbum borlieet Dos ongeiprohene
Shiff par oos 9un0esifleppboot
u@pahe". Gas SMdiaI, oas oen
oerlniBten Donpfer ngtina" getroffen
bat, lit nod inlmer ebei1io in @e.
beinniB gebiiIlt, ipie borber.
gon Dem 4npitdn OesSorpe0oboot,
sreli0rers ..2aulion" lief cine Depe.
ihe Elm, 0aB er oos ibm augcpieiene
@ebiet abpotrouiuirt, 0ber fcineSplr
BON Der ,giiila~ entoedt bdtte. Slot.
terloffi5iere ipraben oieien Neorgen
Oie 2lniift aus, oaB Der @mf0es.
lhIeppoampfer nit ieiner gansen
8emannung untergegangen mare.
Die Sihe miro 5apar nod cine @eile
fortgeiett fper0en, dber es lit tlar,
oaB man gerInge ooer gar feline Soft
nrng bat, Dab man nod ienaIs BON
Ser ,Rina~ tpieoer etipas b0ren nir0.
glorfoIf, @a., 16. sSeb.
0bGuobI oie 5Iottenoffi8iere bier
ebenio pobI tpie anoersluo tbati60l.
Iih Die Soffnrug uiifgegben baben.
nod gtahri6ten BON Der yg1ina" su
erbaIten, iebten Der &inOihafterfreit.
ser .SaIem" unO 0as S6Iadtldltff
.2ouiliaita" bod ibre yeadyforIhiiri.
oen BON ben girainia+Raps bis ,u
einem 9unft aiif Der Sobe BON OeIo-
mare Wreaftpoters fort. Die Depe.
lhen, bic 0ieien Morgen sic D1ohrtft
brohten, DAB Die gytina" am Conn.
tag geiihtet, ongefprod)en 1no tpobl.
aui pdre, batten bel oen angeb0riqen
Der SeeIelite on 9or0 Der Pima
groBe 6reuoe erregt, ole fih ober balo
in nm 10 groBere gtieOrgeidIagen.
belt Derunnoelte, oils iif) ipeflige
Stitnoeu ipater berallsiteIIre, ouB Der
g9lpade" nit Der berrniBten .gena~
mar oeriDebielt moroen.