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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
PRESIDENT wINDER BETTER.

President John r Winder this after
noon was reported 10 be slightly Inn
proved over yesterday when his
condition created some apprehension
He passed a fairly good night and
this morning was feeling stronger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
H0IISE REPUDIATES
SPEAKER CANNON

And His Rules Committee by Vote Of lSa to W lSoCo, o., f
ruled His Decision That Norris Resolution Was Out OF
~. length of Time for Debate on lt-Conference of
w.aI.r, and Insurgents Resulted in No Arrangement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19

Washington. D. c. March "
cannon. after having pee"
'''an ,brce minutes in which to make
,.,,cut hc desired TO oher'
a from his chair that ne
nm .,.-,,ip a motion from the
n.,inn In view a request for h''
resignation.
March t0.-Thc house
-4outed tic Norris resolution
~ Tho vote was 1913 10 $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19

Your Announcement In the "News" Is
Brought 20 the Attention OF Peoole
Who Appreciate Values.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21
H0RsEsTEAl|NG REV|VEs
Two Cases of Thefts Reported
to sheriff's Office This
Morning

Two cases OF horse stealing In wide.
i separated sections of the county
we're this morning reported to Sher-
III Mahoney. A horse. buggy and
harness were taken from A. II
Wright. near Langaon east OF the
city. The hose was q good one and
tee buggy and harness Yers-I,eg, so
far AS the sheriff was able TO ascer.
tain BY long distance telephone there
we're no clues on which to start
A mule end horse were taken
IRON the stable of A. II White. ne
gro living on Charles Griswol1's farm,
five miles vest OF the city, last night
9'he she.iffs force went out after
detailed Information and the sur
rounding country has been posted.
The horse stealing industry has
been iangnlshlng lately and the re-
yiyal a' the rate N th'ee night is
rather startling. Ii Is surmised that
the thieves went in directions oppo.
site 10 the city In each case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21
InnnNRInrn
IPhUWI1t1
Ulill WILL
pllIlM lily
90" III


Secretary Rayson of the Guthrie
chamber OF commerce, Is in receipt OF
. communication today from General
Manager Wannamaker. OF the Noun
tain, Valley and Plains railway, stat
Ing that the two corps OF engineers
who are making the final location sur
Hey OF the road, will meet in western
tewey county some time next week,
"h will complete all OF the work
ca he line preliminary to the grad
iLg. Contracts are already let for
much of the work of grading the line,
ana dirt will be flying at both ends
OF the line within few weeks. As
fast as the line is graded up the track
will be laid, This work will be coin
menced first at the Guthrie end Of the
me.
This will be good news not only to
the people OF Guthrie, but TO all
Northwestern Oklahoma. as that por-
ton Of the state will have direct com
nunication with the capital within a
year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21
]. J. BROWN KILLED.

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Hugo, Okla, April 21.-J. ]. Brown,
wellknown farmer OF near this
city, was killed yesterday. He stopped
near the Webb store TO aid the driv-
er in hitehing a team OF mules be-
longing 10 the store. One OF the
mules was frisky and would not stand
ii began TO rear and plunge, but Mr.,
Brown kept his hold on the bride
and fell, when the wagon. TO which
the mule was partially hitched, was
dragged over him and he was serious
ly injured. Medical attention was
called and his wife started home with
him, but he died before reaching the
house. He was injured internally
and had several ribs broken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21
STORMY COURT SCENE
OVER LOSS Of SECRETS
Defendants Attorney Gets Pos
session Of States Grand
Jury Evidence


kaeping the papers Marshas made
ineffective efforts to keep spectators
ia their seats. Judge Latshaw ire
ouently called for order.
Finally, Attorney John Lucas, rep
resenting Or. Hyde said:
"You. honor. these papers contain
proof Of Our clients Innocence.
They contain proof OF his guilt.
said Prosecutor Cbnkling.
IN the meantime the judge ordered
Mrs. Finney 10 take the stand and
tell how She obtained the papers. She
came forward, but before she had
made the witness chair, Mr. Waish
agreed to return The papers. TINS
was done.
Papers Returned.
When the prpers were restored,
Judge Latshaw notified Dr. Hyde's at
,ofneys thai the nurses charts they
agked for, were ready for them.
Miss Pearl Keller, who attended
cal SwoDe In mis- last Illness, took
lie stand after the upheaval in the
cofrf.. she told about and acted out
in patsi. the entire scene IN the mir
liofiafress death chamber. AS Col
Swope was unable to speak during a
mart OF his Illness when the attorneys
asked Miss Keller what were his ae-
tions during the period she was fore
ed 10 explain them in pantomime.
DR. Hyde ordered her 10 give Col.
Swope the capsule upon which hinges
the entire case, said Miss Keller. COL
Swope did not want TO take the med
icine, She testified. After he had
taken il and passed through a con
yulsion. she said he moaned. On
my Col. wish Twas dead. wish
| aad not taken thai medicine.
Nurse Tells Story.
DIR. Hyde ordered two hypodermle
injections OF strychnine when Col
Ewope's pulse was al i04. said Miss
Keller. The nurse said Dr.. Hyde told
her Col. Swope was plainly suffering
from apoplexy.
n .gllould hate to answer for this.
Che Said she told DrsHyde, in speak
Ing OF Col Swope's attack.
why she testified, DR.. Hyde
asked.
tBecauss the attack followed th'
administe Ing OF the capsule"
after Col Swope's DEATH sale
Miss Keller. DR.. Hyde told her sh'
gholld make her account s35 instead
Of t25 a week for attending Col
Swope. This she said. followed al
unsuccessful attempt TO get her L
use her Influence 10 have DR.. Hyd'
appointed an administrator OF tn
Swppe estate in The place OF Moss
Hunron, who had died.
Miss Keller started TO tell OF th'
iyphoil epidemic In the Swope home
The defense objected, eontending thi
was immateria TO the death of Col
Swope. The court held thar 1t woul,
not admit any OF this Testimony unit
the state showed a connection.
af'phis action on the part OF the eour
was the cause of mnah surprise. Ear
Her In the day The court held tha
the stale might introduce the deatl
Of Moss Hunton, which. the defense
contended was as irrelevant as tn
typhoid case.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21

is the germ of LaGrlppe, that.
breathed ia, hy'lgs suffering tc thou.
sands LIS after effects are weak
ness, nervousness, lack Of appetite,
energy and ambition. with disorder.
"a liver and kidneys. The greatest
need then is Electric Bitters, the
splendid tonic, blood purifier and re.
giilat0r of Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys. Thousands have proved that
they wonderfully strengthen the
nerves, build up the system and re-
store health and good spirits after IN
a. tack R0fT Grip. II suffering, Try
them. Only soc. Perfect satisfac
ion guaranteed by all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21
BOND is FURNIsHEo.a

'Newklrk. Okla. April 2l.-.lh the
case Of the state agaipts Frank Rog'
erg,. charged with the murder OF I'd
Conrad, application was made before
Judges Bowles al Perry for bail III
the sum OF $4,000 The bond was
given next day, the bondsmen having
qualified for more than $l40,500,,, The
bond was signed By p. II. AlbrlelL
Of Winfield, Kan. w. B. Conrad OF
Arkansas City, c. A. Russell OF New
kirk. W. W. Russell OF Hardy. and
William Snider OF Ponca City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21
GUTHRIE MARKETS.

Corn 60 to 65.
Millet-s125.
Oats-45c.
Baled hay-s11 10 sl3.
Loose hays to $40.
Flour, soft wheat patent-$2 80.
Hard wheat-S2 10.
Bran, soft wheat-$1.35.
Shorts $1.45.
Alfalfa meal-s1 25.
Alfalfa seed-s12 to s14 per bu.
Cane seed-$l.25.
Chops sl45.
[affir corn-65c.
Millet seed $3.50.
Oyster shells si.25. !
Corn meal-s1.7O.
Lamb--$5 to Sc.
Beet-s3.55 to $3.50.
Hogs-sS TO $3.50.
veal-s3.20 to s4.0O.
Eggs-1Gc.
Butter-15c.
Hens-12 12c.
Geese--7c.
Ducks-Sc.
Potaioes-Colo. Soc.
Seed, Ohio-S0c
Strawberries, per crate---s4.
Burbank and Rose--S0c.
Cabbage ~.
Onions--4c.
Apples, s1.35 to s2.25.
Hides, salt cured, No. t--8c.
Hides, green, No. 1--7c.
Hides. No. 2, one cent less.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21
SKIN SUFFERERS
DOUBT IS REMOVED

Many eczema sufferers have failed
so ute " with salves and other dis
cOveriesr that even the assurance OF
the best physician OF druggist cannot
induce them to invest another dollar
in any remedy.
Ii is to those discouraged sufferers
in particular that we now offer, al
only 25 cents, trial bottle OF the
accepted standard eczema remedy,
simple wash OF oil of wintefgreen,
thymol and glycerine, as compounded
in D. D. d. Prescription ~~tiS
Hundreds of cures have convinced
us and We know you can prove in
stantly with the first application that
il takes away the itch at once. Gray's
Drug Store. l03 West Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21
DEAD CHILD FOUND.
fRy Associated press.l

Foss, Okla. April Elm the ruins
of house occupied by Mr.. Hawk was
found the body OF an unknown child
after the recent fire at Foss had been
put out. An investigation will be
made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21

Diarrnnea sho1id be cured without
less Of time and by medicine which
Ike Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures
promptly hut produces no unpleasant
after effects. II never falls and Is
pleasant and safe to take. Sold by
all dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21
ANOTHER eusHeR BROUGHT IN
SpecIal to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Sapulpa, Okla, April PA 800
ba rel oil well has been shot on the
Cocatalarney lands. The well gives
promise OF being good producer.
There are now live wells in operation
in the field.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21

Many mothers
Instead of destroying
The children's stomachs
With candy and cake
Give the youngsters
A handful of Grape-Nuts
When they are begging for
Something in the way ofsweets
The result, is soon shown
In greatly increased vigor
Strength and mental activity
There's a Reason"
Read the famous little book,
"The Road to WellviIie"
In pkgs.
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd,
Battle Greek, Mich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21

Stops earache In two minutes;
toothache or pain OF burn or scald In
five minutes; hoarseness, one hour;
museleaehe, two hours; sore throat,
twelve hours-Dr. Thomas Eclectric
Oil, monarch over pain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21
A Great Sale of Lace Curtains Ends at
less than SOC on the dollar

Never history Of mcante we able to
offer to the public SUCH JNNIATCABE VAUES HIGH GRADE
merchandise This week special shipment OF these High
Grade Curtain the famous Lhgh Lace Curtain Mills There
are more OF them under IA yards IN
length We are going sell them less than three hundred minutes Tor
the prices on them ietab THE SPECIAL feature OF these
sample than each design as you
ALWAYS sample lines You know lutz always does things different
from others three and sometimes many
eight pattern enabling TO fit entire room BE on
our third floor early you'll be disappointed later in the day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21

1t wiH pay out-of-toLOn Gus
toners to take advantage Of
These TDo Days Specials
and Uisit our establishment.
We aliop 6 per cent dis
count on purchases to
patrons from neighboring
towns, until reimbursed for
amount of railroad fare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-04-21

We are exclusive agents in
Guthrie for The Ladies
Home Journal Pattern. Ex-
periencc has proven conclu-
siUely that they are the
most satisfactory paper pat
terms cut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-10-23

ieet etlpa BEL Suoburp befinoen, mel
der Srt 500 Meilen bon ct. Gouis
entTernt lit.
ct. 2ouis, @fo., 10. Oft.
Sllfre6 2ebIanc, 2ootie oes frans6.
iiiben 8aaons ISLE Sc 3ronce", lit
nabe 8ogamaiing, Ont, 700 M1eilen
bon ct. 2ouis entfernt gelanoet. @s
trai BON ibn folaen0e 9epeide elm
n2an0ete oieien Wtoraen orei
W,eiIen noroIid bon Boganiolina,
Ont, in einem 0idten @aIo."
gtortb 8as, Snt., 10. Of.
Gin @aaon, Sen man fir oie
p8ermonia" bdlt. lit Iaut 8eridtcn
pon Anaeltellten Ser aanaoii6en
Eajififbabn in einem @alo nabe
Eeganliiing, 135 0ieiIen norolid bon
bier, tudbreno Oes 9aahnlittags ge-
lan0et.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-10-23
Iem Jor6er po(iiiR.
ErGiiSent Saft bat luabrsno ieimer
AnlUeicnheit in Der DltlidDen Retro-
pole mebrfadD pplitiidle
&unferem5eH.
Repnblifauer nidDt snberiidltlidJ.
g2elp glorf. 10. Gft.

Sr1liSent Gafi, Der etli6e Sage in
gteiu 3orf iueilte, bat ole Hiidreiie
mad gsaibington augetreten, no er
iriibmorgens eintreIien miro. Ger
Ieste Tag ieines bieiigen Auientbal.
tes mar politilhen aonieren3en ge.
Iipionet, in oenen niht nnr oie poll.
| tide Sage in oieien Staat, lonoern
aud Die in Ohio sriin0li1 er0rtert
IaDnr0e.
2lopo 6. 8riscom, elmer Der hpr-
Dokragenolten en8arteifiibrer iinStaat.
Iueriiderte Dem Br6lioenten, oaB
obne 3peWel ser repu6l. @ouper.
neursfanOioat gerpdblt iuiiroe. Serr
9aft meinte, Dies piir0e ibn lebr
treuen, ober er i6eint oob etfuas I'M
3meiiel gu iein betrefiS oes slusfaas
Der @abt oenn mineer ontinliltild)e
Earteifiib rer baben ibm unter Ser
Sano angeoeutet, oaB bie Gage oar
niht peripredeno lit.
4n6 repubI. Yarteiiiibrer aus
Ohio, Die bierber famen I'M nit Dem
Troroenten su fonferiren, lino lidt
fellenfeIt oapon iiber5eugt, oaB ibre
Eartei in ienem Staat iiegen miro.
8eoeiitiam lit, oab wdbrpno ser
hieiigen Inipeienbeit oes 8r6li6en.
ten fein @eriltd gentodt ipurop, cine
gegegnilng Softs nit Dem frii6eren
Sralio ioellteu 9fooieneIt berbei3ufiib.
ren, trosoem SpIter Ban. no RooIe-
belt iuobnt, mn 33 Nieilen BON Rem
|gorf entfernt III. gs ibeint. oaB oie
gegegnung in Relp Sopen 8lpiIhen
ben eiultieen 6reuuoen cine gutfrem.
6l1lg baperfiteIIigt bat. Inter ben
llinltdnoen empartet men nidlt, oab
oenn1hit cine 6erartiee 3ulammen.
funft erIoIgen tpiro.
Die gteiu Yorfer repubIifaniihen
Barteifiibrer, oenen Inn 0en Sieg
banet, bdtten germ, oaB Ser 8rdii,
bent menigitens cine 9fe6e su @uniten
ibres @abl5ettels in oieiem Staat
aebalten bate. Serr Saft o6er
glaltbt, baB er iib peri6nlid) 10 meit
in ben 8a6Ifanpf eelniiht bat, pie
es poiien6 iit, iuto bat baber oas an-
iinnen obgelebnt. Or bat jeoof) ber-
lproGen, oaB in Der lebten @ohe oes
8nhlfanpfes atuei Wiitelieoer lqineS
@abinetts, Die Gefretare 9eaQel uno
@iIion, mebrere 9feoen balten uer.
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-10-23
0ula.
Mad sem Sturm.
Nnpann. Is. Oft

S)apnla, Is. Stt.
9tad eincm &laereaeit perblmoen
nit einem beftigen. beinabe flint Ia
&c 0auern0en Stlrn idbeint nun pie'
Der Ole Sonne in @n0and. Der anBe.
ridltetc Sdla0cn 1T nitht 10 arob als
man nripriin1lih idldbtc uno miro
oli feineu 6au cinc Ntalion Collars
iJberidlreiteu 9}lu npei Nienid)eli
lcbcn 0iugcn 81 0irun0e. Der tele
gropbilhe &erfebr nit Dem 2Snnern
Der ,Sniel III nod unierbroCben. Nan
9Ionbt, oaB ser ar6Bte Sud)i1ooen
IN Der @ropin3 9Ilmr Del &io ange.
ridtet uuroc. lpo audi icbr piele Seu.
te perltngIiidt ieiu iollen. Gie 3apl
Der Go0esiaIle iol aber perbdltnib.
m1Big gerinq icin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-10-23
GiHe gerfiignma Der r3iuiidDcnitant-
lidDcn".
Waihin9ton. 10. Oft.

Die 3spiidenitaatIid)e 6nn0ets.
ucrte6rungsfomniiiion hat eine9er.
iiianng erIaiien, lponah nom II.
sScbruar 1911 an Bic sIauge uno
fur3e Strede" -9erTiigung Ger pom
Ictten GongreB ongenonlneuen 3ui.
ihenitnatlid)en 3anoelspertebrsafte
in Strait gelebt lit.
Gie aomnliiiion entidIoB iih 8u
0ieiem Sdritt. ga Tie Ser 9lniidlt lit.
onB cine 9eforoarnngsrote fir eine
.ununterbrohene Idngere Strefe, Die
bober ift ais oie iiir mebrere fiir3ere,
aber in Ser Beinnm.beit gleid Ian8c
9trede, ungereft lit rno 0aB 9Ius-
nabmen MIR in gnn3 beiou0eretl6dl-
len geitattet peroen ioael.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-10-23

befeitiqt umo ole 2uitidiifer flomnen
Die StridIeiter berouf. Gin fr6bliChes
Nurrob beSriiBte Seoen, lucnn ibrn
iibcr oie 9tceling eeboIien uuroe
90 euOete eiues Der aufreaenoiten
Juno fiibnIten llnternebnen IN Der
InnoIen oes Meeres.
(65e5) 2ouis @insbur1,
5unfei1telegrapbiIt,
Gompier Srent. 4"
WeIlman idgt, ouB Der 2euf6arc,
nafoem er am Sonntag gliidlih aui
0aS Wieer gelongt mar. in eineugeoro.
melhturm binein gerietb, bon 0em er
gang ans ieinem altrie bercusgelpor.
ien mur0e. Die g}adt fam uno Der
Gquilibrator tan3te auf ben g8oaen,
Die pglmerico" ieOen 9luoenblid nit
8eroerben be0robenO. Die gelaeuna
benabm iih faIfbliltig, tpar ober iebr
eridlogft, llr0 elmer naf Dem anoeren
lCgte lid) blafen, iiber5eugt, 0ab oas
Grtpod)en i'm Wulier eriolgen piir0e.
glon >Ieutte ooS aon5e gluaenmerf
oarduf Die ,.@merico" flott 3u erhal.
ten uuO mari @aioIlu iiber 9oro.
Ser gQuilibrator itieB tpie0er ipciter
mie bi$her uno orobte 0G3 9lettunqs.
boot loS5ureiBen. g9ellmnn ersdblte
0en Baiiagieren ser ,,9rent", ooB er
ben anrs nui 6,e @soren genomncn
batte, aber elm inedieln0erNino butte
Is BET Dem permiuOertcn @aiolinuor-
rath unmogIid genad)t, Die SnieIn
3it erreidJen. Qaun bdtten iie ibrc
6oifnlna aif Die 9ermltoas gerih.
tet. 9Su Der Montognoht mliroe
a6ermnl5 @aiolin uno beidaoigte
0faihinerie iIber 8oro geporfeu.
nm Die nAmeriea" flott gu et6alten.
2lm Dienitag Dtorgen fam oie 9iet.
tun9. 8ie 05rent" ipuroe in elmer
Gntiernung bon 2 gleilen aelihtct.
mo es mur0en iDr Signnle gegeben.
Gas Hettrtngsboot mnroe gliidlib
9,,,::iu6gcIaiien, nobel Stdpitan 8ani.
man ben gahon iid) beina6e auI ole
CberflaAe oes Wleeres ienfen Iieb,
5imon 0as Scrdblailen 6es
gootes leitete. Gas Mettlmgsbooi
muroc bon einen Sd}ldae 0es 6quiIi.
orators geitreiit, noonrd) es beinahe
Jum aentern gebraht ipur6e. I'm
Oas 8apid]t bes Aettunqs6ootes uno
ieiner geidbintg erleidtert, IDIOT
Die yQmerica" in bic 2iitte un0 Der.
idppauo idlneq aus ben Slugen. Nell.
man empfauo, wie er iagte. feinen
Summer nm ben 8erluit oesJjauons,
oa oieier 'h nidt ipieoer Bate ae.
brauht iperoen fonnem neil er 0urh
oas beiton0i9e 3erren oes equili6ra.
tors ~ iebr gelitten botte. q9eanan
lit noh Der auiid]t, 0ob es ln0alidj
TT. ben atlaniiifen S3ean in einem
@osbo1on 5u frelBen, aber es ben6,
tblai 0a}u zines groGeren nno Itdrfe.
rem 2uitittfies. ais Sic .Ameriea@
mar. Menuann iaat, otB Der gaui,
librator Der groBte 0iiBl riif Der Or.
petition mar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-10-23
gra6lc6pnt6ii((ungPn.
stidlt Dcniser nls S500,00O mnrSen
aHgeblidl anfacbradlt, nm Die 9eu
s)orfer SInti-ySettrcnnpurIaac IN
Sale IN bringcn.
Sdmflidlc SOnrnaIiitcn.
gem glorf. 70. oft.

9seiu S}uIlr IL. &Il-
8or Dem llnteriuhunasfonite ser
'Stadtslegislatur. 0as iid) nit Ben
angebIiden @ra6ihereicn in ser &c.
gisIatur befaBt. eraarte Ser 9i.
ltrlftsan1uaIt @l0er Don RinasGoun-
NJ, Dab Der StaatSieuutor Gardner
| ibm niittDciIte, 0ob Der 9rdiioent
oes Staatsleilats $4,000 un0 Scr sc.
nntor 6oelter $4,000 anl1Blih ser
geratbung Der &orIage erbieIt, oie
oas sSetten aui Gier0erennen per
bietet.
eloer ser ieine aenntniIie nidlt
IauS Oirefter Gueue ihopitc uno oles
Ianf Dem 3enaeWitnno auh erfIarte,
berid)tete, oaB anldBlitb eines 0iuers
IN GelmonIcos, 8u Dem lid berporra.
Iaen0e Wfanner. sic ben &ennbnhn-
hnhmadern giinitig 0ciinnt poren,
etllgefull0on hattell 0iele einen 6onoS
bon $500,000 seidneten, Der oa5u
|oienen ionte. IoIitifer imo SSonrna
lilten 5u @uniten Scr 9uhmaher
nno ihrer SiutermGnner 5ii beitcd)cn.
Gloer beridltete, ooB er im Mars
Den 0amaligen Staatsienator Sroni
). 8aronec (ber min negen anaeb-
liher g3eitehunq inter 9nflage Iteht)
ourdl 0eiien glmpalt eriud)en teh. I'm
5u beiuden. 9lls @ar0ner erld)icn.
tbeilte gloer ibm nit, bab er qepii-
les 9GpeismateriGl gegen 2ente be-
iibe, Die 0nraufbin arbelteten, 0ie
antilpettporlage in 9tGbanp 5u 3Salc
81 brtl1en. GmauT beibtete @aro.
ner uno ifiloerte aud). mas iiA 6ei
Delnonieos 3ilaetragen. Inter oen
bort Anmeienoen nanntc er nud)
Charles $. 0goe, Der friiber Sc
iCbdftstbeilbaber 0es 9iirgermetlters
@opnor in Der 9OppfntenprariS nar.
SDOe tit nun &1mmerer Der StaOt
9telu gorf.
Gardner bdbe aiidb berihtet, mie
oas @el0 oertbeilt ultroe, 5. f. per
perifieoeue Sunnten er6ielt, nm
2eute, Die agefauit" iperoen ioIlten,
5u pieben". @on ben sSournaliitelL
Die in gtIbanb ols 5pe3ialforreipon-
Oenten naren, nannte 8aroner Elm
babies Gueeno, Die ie $4,000 oafiir
erhielten, oaB iie offen ooer ueriblet.
ert geaen bic gort.qae SteIune na9-
men.
George GDrrel1, eiHer Ser ange-
fiibrten Sourndliiten, erfI1rte oui
Dem 2eugerituiio, oaB @oroner ibnl
oaeroin9S $500 angeboten babe, oaB
er aber oos geitehungsaner6ieten
abgele9nt babe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-10-23
duf ellis JSGan0.
ErGiibeHt Saft beindlt oie GimnmSc
reriHicl nnS bcthciliat iidl an Scm
SerbOr BON snriifgcbaltrncn
ScriOucn.
edft Sinfe grab iciu.
9lem glorf. q. 81. 10 0Et.


ErGiioent Gait batte mdbreuo lei.
mes bieiigen InientbaIts @eleaenheit,
oie Irt inI0 S9eile Ger @impanoc.
rnngsabiertiaung ouf ellis 15SIauO
i'm augcnld)cin su uebmen. gr per
meilte flint Stilnoen Inna in benz
HIob. mo- iid) 10 iiele @offmnqen er.
lnIlen mo and 10 nieIe itheitern.
9tubocm 6err Saft oic elbierti-
glng I'M groBen @anScn nit ange-
lehen bate, mobnte er ser @rleoignng
elmer 9lu5obI ,SdIc bel. in oenen Die
,3llIaiiinlg bon Gimuanoerern beau-
ltauoet iporben mar, ino bel oener
Der @iupanoernuasfonlminGr g9il.
liam ielbit Den &oriib iiihrte. llno
lilr Die III SSrage itcbeuoen @innon-
oerer, ooer ucnigltens Die meilten ba'
bon mar Die 9IHlpeIenbeii neS HrG.
ioelten aIiidbrinNeno, 6enn cine
aan3e In5nhl mur6cn ouf Gmpfeb.
lln9 oeS Rrdlioenten Sugelaileu, 0e.
men lonit iiderIih Deportation ae-
minft bdtte.
&err @ait bctbeiIigte Iih iel6it on
Dem Serb6r Der &orgelaoenen. Gin
lntereilanter 6aIl mar ser zines @al.
liier 9crgnidnues. ser nit ieinen lie
ben mlttcrloien 2inoern iein Sell in
9lnerlta perhid)en mla. @uf Nh.
lpeiiitnJ 0es @rdiioenten ourfte oie
6amilie Iou0en.
Gin an0eter San mar ser elmer ito.
tieniiC6en 6rou nit ibren bier Sin.
oern. Ser @ntte fam idon iriiher
mad Amerita, nber sic giulpan0e-
rungsbeb0r0en bebaltpteten, er per
hiene nidlt penug. Inn ieiue 6amiIie
5u ernabren. @err Gait mar aber an.
oerer 9lniicbt, uno 10 ourfte ser Nonn
ieine 2iepen nit licb neGmeH.
sub elmer gIn3abl Don @inmanoe,
rcrn NIT @lettiiiBen fam oie Sir.
Iprohe 0es @rdiioenten 5ugute uno
iie Ouriten IanOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-10-23
Ser @ladspils Roiiiant.
g2etp Norf. f9. Of.

Ilit ieinem aeroplan aus eincr
6obe pom 125 1fuB herabitiir5ena
entfam Der 2iuiatifer s5obn 9. gloij.
iani obne Die geringfte @erlebltng.
lie gloif ging adn3IiA in Trim.
lner lln0 taum bate Dtoijiaut iid
ans 0eH Erummern beireit un6 it'd
Den Stalb Gus SEN 6Iei0ern qeihiit.
teit. ais er audi id3on eineu aa0ern
aerop!an bsitei8en ponte um ieiner
Satin perionlih Die Dlelourq ~
ilberbriu9eu DAB er unoerlabt lei
Iieier 2tutgdbe luur0e Gr enthoben
Ia 5rau Dioiiiant. oie Unn aem In
'al gebort batte. in 0enl augan6lia
zadl Dem GSluaieIo tam al5 ibi
8atte mie0er aaiiteigen uoate. gPoii
art erfIarte. SAP u 6en llniaIl
sarh llHad1tiamtcit ieI6it oeritul
YSste.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-10-23
Gin Giientahnnnfal.
Springfield. sSn., 19. Oft


sSiittf5ebn 4erIonen erlitten Ser.
Iebunaen, ols neun Meileu norolidy
bon GarIinuille ein n0roIid fafren.
Der 3erioncn5ug Der Chicago & gll.
ton gabn gegen elnen SSra6tsug
rannte. Vile 8erleeten meroen ppr-
ausfihtli6 9eneien. Die tbeilweiia
SpierItite lit:
Or g. 8. Corr, GorIinpille
5roit 0eorge S. GaitIe. Sr., Gar.
linpiIle.
GrpiIIe g. Gattou, Chicago, goit-
Glerf.
". 8. Barter, @Ioolnin0ton, 60
foInotipiiibrer. Oes 4erionensuges.
81. s. MaItimore, Gbicago, goit.
clerf.
81. g8. aerpIep, Gbicogo, goltclerf.
6. 6. WeGou, Gbicago.