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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-06

1t is the hope OF the supervisor OF cen
sus FOR Utah that the work Of taking
the census in the four largest cities OF
the state-Salt Lake city. Ogden, Provo
and Locan-will have been completed by
next Saturday night. Although the time
has been extended upon the authority OF
Director OF Census Dana Durand at
Washington, D. c., Mr.. McMillin. Utah
supervisor, does not wish TO delay the
work in the least and he desires to have
Il completed just rapidly as possible.
Nevertheless. Mr. McMillIn does not wish
10 rush II so fast that any one might be
omitted from the schedules.
Mr. McMillin thinks. however. that by
next Saturday night the enumerators
will have had ample time 10 have COM
pleted their work Mr.. McMIllin still de-
sires the co operation of the public In
the matter, and he believes that II he
receives the Same support during the next
few days that he has had in the past no
one. whose name can possihly be secured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-06

You
knock about clothes suit fish hunt sail camp play tennis
literature following advertised no.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-06
Poultry Association Meets.

Tho Utah State Poultry association held
its regular monthly meeting at the COM
mercIal club Thursday night. Only rou-
tine business was transacted and mere
was n general discussion OF modern meth
ode of poultry raising. The association
nTohohIv will have large exhibit at the
next state fair. although, on account of
the season when poultry is not at It's
hest some OF the members VIII not JOIN
in this.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-06

Flower Seeds. Plants and Bulbs
Bailey & Sons Co.. 63 Z, 2nd So street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-06
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

Via Denver & Rio Grande.
To Ogden; 1925 a. m, l;35 p. m. .$l.00
To Provo Canyon; 7:50 a. m. go. Sl.25
To Pharaoh IS Glen, 500 a. III. -. so
Returning on any train. Electric cars
from Ogden Union Depot 10 the Can
Won.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-06
HeadachesWar11
OF poor liver and bowel action
Graefenberg
Vegetable Pills
is the remedy
Get box at your Druggist and
keep them handy
W0MEN'S AUXILIARY IN
INTERESTING MEETING

The Women's auxiliary of the Ameri-
can party met in regular session Thurs
day afternoon at ESQ O'Clock at the nome
of Mrs H. w. Smith Az Sixth avenue.
There was good attendance OF mem
bcrs and an enjoyable time was spent
LIuht refreshments were served.
The next mqeting OF the auxiliary VIII
bc held the afternoon OF May 26 at the
home OF Mrs. Val Schramm, 43l West
Sixth South street.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-24
aas6fen nsl.rs.

g hperin. Mit 6em 1. sSan.
1910 Dollenoete Iih Elm S1brhunOert,
ieitoem oie 5arnopfde 6ofapotbete
in Shrerin In bic 6dnbe Der ssamis
lie oss iebiaen 9eifBers IAN. Mm 1.
eSanulr 1910 iiberna6m Der Meptbefer
6einrih 5urnptp Die oantaIise Mpo-
thete auf Der Neuitaot bon benz gIpoa
theter giitta. sllndhft als pdbter
unb balo barauf ais gigentbiiner.
Rafbem inn bereits i'm Sabre 1886
Ger Sitel zines 0pfdpotbefers petlie@
ben mar, tonnts er am l.. eSydnuar
1860 oes 50idbriae ssubildum ieines
8eiibes feiern, uno anldbli1 bieIes
5ases tpuroe audi ieinem 5obne, Dem
Mpptbefer Gmil @arnop, Der Sitel
eines 6ofapotbeters perlieben. Dieter
lettete Die 6Dfapotbete BON 1864, Den
5obe Ieines 8aters, an Biz gum 1.
Sanuar 1884, tpp er tie leinem
Shpieeeriobne, Dem 0ofapotbeter
Milhetfr 6dade, iibergab. Ger leBtere
BAT bic 9tpotbefe biz gu 5sinem Sobe
beIeiien uno Isin Ruhfolger lit iebt
iein So5n, Ser apotbeter Or. Bauf
Salde.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-24
SnxeutBurg.

Gi 6 = glls Der oelttic9e 4r1itett
g. Stord Iib our 8auitene Der neuen
Werte in Sid a. b, Nl3. beseben
lpollte, lpurbe er auf Der Rebinger<
Itrabe BON elmer 2otomotipe, beretts
5ienale uno 5erannaben' er iiberbDrt
bate, erfaBt uno gu 8ooen gefdIeuz,
bert. gr bat Idpere 9erleBungen
bappnaetraden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-24

SIoenburg. BUR Crime
runs an oas 850idhrtse 8eiteben Ser
Ortsfirhe in ietner 5ommerrsIioens
Raiteoe bat Der @robberaog opn~Slz
oenburg bret tpertbpolle ssenIter in
rei6er figiirliher @lasmaleret geitif=
tet, Die aum neuen Sabre eingeiebt
tpurben uno einen berporraeenoen
Shmud bes 9lltarraumes biloen.
sic tpurben in Der 6of9lasmalerei
bon %. Sronte in Naum6urg a. g.
enttporfen uno ausoefiihrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-24
@saerrei4.. Nngarn.

yBisn. Der 3eifllnssleBer ,5srr.
ssrans 6ofbauer feierte 1sin 5Oiubri=
aes 8srufsiubildlln- Disfes in ar
beitsfreilen 10 ieItene Subildum feiertet
bas, :3eitunespeffonal Der ,Reidszs
ppit", benz au6 Der sSubilar anseaS
bort, in ben @dlen' r3um lpilSen
Wiann". WabrinseritraBe IS. /
8osen. Der Rurperein iiberss
mics aug Der D.. Miiller'f9en @perber
500 Mart Der Stabt fir Elm 8olfsz
bab unb 100000 Wart benz. S1eaters
baufonbs. -
@Gger. Der 65id1rige Mltbiirz
ssrmeiIter bon !. Witbitein sSobdnn.
Muuer bat. ii6 lpesen zines unbeil.
barren 2eibens in ben MubItei9 se=
itiir5t unb tonnte mir mebr als 2ethe
aebor9en meroen. i.
S@wetl. II
8ern. gs bat 1i9 i'm 6otel
pfiItern Elm .9erein CUR Nusbilbung
BON 8rantenpfleserinnen" fonifiz
tliirt, ber bereits 70 Mitslieber 5dblt.
Il Mltborf. Sm 9llter pon 26
Sabren 1T hier Der Sbierdrat Mbam
Rrupsti geitorben, eia Dpfer ieines
8erufes, Der i'm Bel ruubenem Wetz
ter in bic entleseniteil Srte bes obes
rem urnerlanoes rief.
ga 1eI. Gum Nanfnlger bes
beriibmten Grauenarates prof. bon
Roitborn an Der stpeiten llniperiitdtss
tlinit in Wien 1T u. q. oiih elm
@dpeiaer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
Musiiht genonrnen. ndnIih prDf.
Or. BON 9erff, Direftor bes Grauen=
Ipitals 8aiel.
Genf. SIN Mlter BON 77 ssSq6s
rem iit in 5ignb Bel yanon alt GroBz
roth 2ouis y. RelIer seitorben, ber iii
ben feb3iser unb ahtaiger Sahren inI
@erf cine nidt unbebeutenbe poIitil&s
Rolle sefpielt fat
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-24

BranoenDnrs.

garnfm. Ger GeIbidtsg
ihreiber nes 9arntmer Rreiles, pfarz
rfr MlerariDsr @ierb 1T, so Sabre
alt, III. Ystersbagen Bel Berlin gesi
ftprben. gr bat bas NeroitElt, Den
seIdihtliher Ssrta urtsr ben Be
pobnern bieler Berliner Nddbursez
rneinben er1pedt su bcben. 90 entzs
itan0 in feiner. pfarroorf petersGa='
gen Elm Derein fir Oeinlatbsfun0e,
oeffen MitglieDsr in ibrer Begeiltez
rung fir Die @ahe inn 10 rsihe Mits
tel sur 8erfiiaung itenten, baB e Elm
breibdnoiges Werf iiber bic D0rfer
petersbagen lnD GdersDorf perDfz
fentlihen tpnnte. Nuh cine gbrenif
Der @emeinoe We;Benlee bat Der nun
MeritDr6efle DerfaBt.
. Biegen.t sSn Ser Naht n.lrss
Aen Die bieligen @inpobner onrh
keuerldrrn setpedt. @s brunnte Die
6deune aus Dem @eb0ft Der Wittpe
pauitag. ssn fshs ssSabren 1T oies.
has brittle Gdaoenfeuer. auf oemisl=
Zen gsbDft.
= OF t bus. - Oen sydbrttbe=
fbern 2uotpig Gpbraim in gottbus
uno Moolf Wolf in @uben tit Der
gbardfter als Rommeraienratb ner~
lieben pprben.
3 g tern be.ra. Der IL Sabre
.aIte Sobn oes ssabritarbeiters. 5leiz,
ifrr bier, Der burh einen Sbloners
lebrling in ben 8eiib zines gelaOenen
Rebolbers gelangt mar, baitelte i'm
8eifammenfetn nit dnoeren Gnaben
baran berum. pl0bli6 tnallte Elm
5dnB uno traf i'm in ben llnterleib.
Der herbeiserufene Mr3t or0tete bic
lleberfiihruna oes atnoes in Elm
5ranffnrter aranfenbdus an, no ote
Gueel ouf pperattpem Wege entfernt
iperben muB. Man bofft, oen Rnaz
ben am 2eben au erhalten.
sin it.ertpdI6e. 6ier MUIR
De IN Ser Na9t Der in boiler Manz
i1estraft itebenoe aaufmann Nlbin
Danaig, Der on benz 5tiFtunesfeit
bes lanbtpirtbidaftliden 0ereins i'm
@tttoriabotel tbilnabm, idb aus sem
2eben aeriifen. Wdbrenb Ms San=
aens braeh er mitten i'm Saal p!Dbz
fih suiammen ltnb perftarb auf Der
SteIIe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-24

Iseanne hinsinshsifsdti unvO Oaouta pen
NranD psfsrfahts
nrptidbin.' Gsi1len 95. Sc
burtstaa feierte Der WifM9fiinosr oes
Ditmarfen gersins 2unoesDfonolries
trGtb Renneflan aiif &lenfa hei n0ls
liaer f0rperlihtr llno geiitiger HiiItigz
felt. Mm 8ornittus fdno cine 5reib@
Iiago itatt. an Der audi Der Hegies
rlingsprdiioent Rrabmer tbeilnabm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-24
Erortstt 9Hpremeer..

%eu1tSiAIlltS<S UttHttL@ lpVSelg utptCtS
aum Sobe berurtbeilte ruiIil9e I'm
tertban, Mrbeiter 5isismunD 5urbd
lit i'm inneren 6ofe bes @erihtsgez
fGn5ntifes ourh oen S1arfridter
Shtpieb aus 8reslau entbauptet
tDpr6en.
MIlentein. l1nlGnaf 'nurbe
bertdtet. oab Der 9afttpirtb Gottlieb
8rph in 8riesbinnen burh grbdnz
gen feinem 2eben Elm gn0e senluht
habe. Hunmehr lit Der 8erba1t auf=
aetauht, Dab 8rph ni1t freitpillig
aus Dem 2eben gefdiehen lit.
Gaerponfen. 8eim Shlittz
ihublaufen a uf Sem Satpinoa=See
ertranf Der 15iGbrtse 8eitbersIobn
Wcr 6Olsner aus gseriponfen.
YiIfaIlen. - &iirslth purz
oe Der 9uGbalter Gouarb 5dieipe,
Der in Dem @pebttionssei6dft DITTO
Niegert bier in StelIitng mar, pegen
bringenben Berbants Der unteri6la=
gung bon 10000 Marf, Die benz Rpnz'
fum-Nerein geb0ren, perbaftet uno
Dem @eridtsaefdngniB .ausefiibrt. I
Ha,1tenburs. - Der 9runbbe=
iiBer 6iibner bat iein ettpa 96 0eftar
arpBes Gut in MeuenOorf a,tfgetbeilt
unb 157,500 Mart ersielt.
Ddrfebmen. Ginen tDotliz.
den llnfal erlitt Der 15id6rise Mrs
beitsburfhe 9lusuits 8erthol3 aus
8ubbern. Gr fiibrte einen pieripan@
nigen, nit Strdun belabenea yWagerts
aug ser Stallilder sSnrit. llnteripegs
fiel er pom Sattelpfer0 unn stpMroe
iiberfabren. gbe Gr3tlihe Gtlfe aallr'
Stelle mar, itarb Der 8erunsliidte.
yreptns sseHp,easeH. u.
Dansig. Dosa 51aidbrise
Rinb grait Meinfart, peIdss IN einen
elmer tohenoen Mafers fiel uno nun
rdh Dem hirursilhen @taetlnSarett
gebraht ipuroe, lit In Der Nd1t Sen
WerlebungeTl erlegen. a4 IN. n, VI
{ i Ser Negierungs : 8aunlei5tsf SUIT
RuAnte in Dansia lit aum giistbnbn<'
Ballz uno 8etriebsoirettor ernannt
iuDrDert. t
Dem geiiber unb Direftor unieres
Milbelmtbeaters, 6errn 6uao MeDer
TT bDn auitGnOiger antlider 9telIe
bic Mittheilung gerraM tporoen, Dab
fbm burh Rabinetsorber Ser gbaraf=
ter als fOnigl. Rommiiiionsrath ber@
ltehen tporoen iei.
. Z. : \ ~ 4 ~ Il i. 81. = - $ K
Oirfh an. 0err Ober>3ol(z
tontrolleur @htpertfeger bon bier lit
gum /. Ssbruar 5. sSs. in glsiher giz
genfhdft na4 Gtraliuno Deriebt ipor@
ben.
groptns yoTsn.
Hr.auita,6f. Die Studtsan@
ipaltfhaFt bat oas gerihtliGe Nerfabz
rem gessr ben Qebrer R1rner aus
Mltihau, oer Bel einem nGhtlihen
3ufrmnenitDb NIT 3tpei W1Gnntrn
ben einen erfdDifen unb ben a1oern
lebenaaefGhrlin berlebt bate, NUM-
mebr eingsitellt. oa a1genommen
ipur6e, 0aB R0rner In g1otbpebr gez
bunbelt bat.
Gnefe1. Gs erIdg i'm biefiaen
Rrantenbduie audi 6as annette Rino
bts Miillers Qpitipsfi IN piasfi ben
8ran0ipunoen. Die es Bel otm bereits
aemeloeten Brand erlitten hattie. Der
ilttre Gnube, Der glei1 ben Nrdn0<
tpur0tfl erlag, sat krennen0t @treidbs
4 hIIaer iii Bic nlft UttrOltllnl QsfiiIIk
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-02-24

sSurpfIdiil.' Geinen 95. Sc
bnrtstaa feierts bsr MifMSfiinosr oes
Gftnarfen Dersins 2onoe5ofononies
rGtb &enneii.an uiif &leafa bei n0ls.
Iiaer f0rperlicher llno seiitiger Hiltigz
felt. gm 8prnlittag fdno cine 5reibs
iiago itntt. an Der audi Der Resies
rungspraiioent ardbmer tbeilnabn1.
2sropims S.ylss,Dts SorHetH.
gramfebt. Der BEL oem
86plsbdnoler 6ein beIhdffigfe Mrbeiz
ter Weitp6al gerietb unter Die Rdber
eines bon inn ielbit isfdbrenen Was
gems, nobel er einen 4rmbrnh oaz
pontrng. is
9itb ar{nen. Sin fonz
berbarer BAL, Ser iogenannte 9eir.
ratbsbal, finoet ieoen eriten Sonntas
nah Neuiabr in SellingItsot f.att.
9luh in oielem Sabre mar Der Ban
bon iungen 2elltens iebr gut beiuht.
ManAes @bepuar i'm lDItli6en Ditbs
mariden bat fid auf oiefem Ban tenz
nen gelernt.
asropiEs 9smmera.
@tettin. Der aellner ssulius
6eilmann, eeboren am 6. eSult 1867
in Mee!eperpaullno in RublanO, bat
1ih am 8. December 1909 aus ieiner
Wobnung (Baumftrabe 35) entfsrnt
un6 lit bts ieBt ntht ipieoer auriids
seefebrt.
u nfl1a m. 4iiralib ipuroe in
elmer hteiiesn 0erberse Der i'm Sabre
1871 hierielbit ,gebcrene Maurer
GfpalO gonrab als Delerteur perbafz
tet. ssm Sabre 1892 gum Dragonerz
Hegilnent Nr. IL in 2ubtpigsluit eine
aespgen, oeIertirte er bereits na6
IA Saaen uno f!iidtete nad Norpez
gen. 9ort bat er ii1 Is eSobre Lang
aufsebalten uno per6eiratbete it4
oort audi.
RDslin. RiirSlih ipuroe Der
aorrettpr Bruno syrant bon bier in
Rpaaofp unipeit bes @aitbaufes 3sls
ban einteen Aptpbbs iiberfallen uno
mittels zines MeHers ooer Sdlagz
rinses auf benz Ropfe, am l!nten
Wuee uno DIR 10 idJtper oerlebt, Dab
sr drstlide 6ilfe in Nnipru6 nebmen
mubte.
@Ibtotp. = Dem bieIigen He=
itdurateur Reriten ipuroen Dor einiz
gen 5aeen atpet 6iibner setoblen.
seseBt fat man ibm Die 5eoern in
elmer 9iite auf Die 5reppe gelest.
xrepixs $Afeaen.
8.reslau. Ger epanseliibe
SeelIorger am itdhtiIhen pflegez
'hauie uno an Ser WtlIertlden Stifz
tung in 6errnprotId, paitor Brett
fhtperbt, tritt nit benz 1. Mpril in Den
Hu6eitan0. 'a
9Drlib. Der eSnsenieur Map
pom Sen 5iemens e ShudertzWerz
fen in Berlin, Der i'm bielteen 8aus
bureau Der lleberlanosentrale bef6dfz
tist lit, perIu4te iia ourd mebrere
Sdiife in ieiner Wobnung au tOoten.
gr ipurbe in oas fdotifhe &rantenz
baus iibergefubrt.
fenan. sSn Der Neuz
iabrsnaHt qerieth auf Dem 8dbnbofe
Reiiint Der 8abnarbeiter Suetber
beim Hangiren sipiiGen Die Buffer
atpeier @iiternagen uno nuroe gu
Sobe eequetIht. Ser 8erunsliidte par
26 Sabre alt.
G0rlib. Sn lllIsrscorf, 8r.
Rotbenhurg. tpurbe Der 68idbrige
Stellmahermeiiter 9tuauit Straube
bemubtlps uno blutiibsritromt in lei
ner WoGnllne dufsefunoen. Mtan pers
mlltbet einen RaubmoroperIud.
i @iit m oprf. Gum
hritten Weale innsrhalb stpei ssabren
brdnnte es auf Dem @runbitiid oes
| Stellenbeiibers 5fael oabier. Dies
NAL brannte bas Wohnbaus nieoer;
in ben Ypria6rerl iparen Die Sheune
unb Elm Shuppen. oen- sslammen aum
Opfer5 sefaflen.
2s9einfano uno 2beapsaren
Boftrop. Die beiOen. sipei
unb Elm sSdbr alien Rinser Der 5amis
lie 'bes Bergman syinte tparen in
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39einfano uao 2Beftpbaren

8oftrop. Die ,beioen, slpei
unb Elm syabr alten ainser Der sSami@
lie bes 8ersmunn Ginte iparen in
einem 3tmmer allein gelaffen. Oas
dltere Rin0 riB aus Dem brennenoen
Sfen sseuer beraus, poburh Die 8leiz
! Ser bes einiGbrigen MnDes in 8rano
aeiebt lpurDen. Srn Gu itunb bas
Rinb in sglammen uno erlitt 2iplAe
0erlebungen, odB es balO barauf f!arb.
Das sanbere Rinb blieb unperlebt.
8ursg a. Is. 3d. ssn oen Gidbad
ee1tiirat lit Ser 5obn bes Shreiners
eSobann Slider ppn bier. 5roe los
forttger Nettungsperiuhe fonnte bas
ainb nicht pieber berausgeholt rer<
oen; Ser GDrper trieb in Die Mupper
sunb bat nod nidt aufsefunoen pers
Ben fDnnen.
OnisDu.r g.-Wor benz Shnurz
geriht batten iich oiei Maurer6uno@
LANCER @efriiber 9lugnlt uno 8arl
5panfus, her MaurergefeQe 3uoptg
6egsr nnb Der Betonarbeiter Strip
huntenberg, a[les Bur!hen BON faum
20 sSabren uno aug 6dmborn itanls
menb, pegen G0rperperlebuns, bic
ben Sob 6es 29iGbrisen Motoripdr=
ters Otto Britt i'm Gefplge bate, au
peranttporten. Sci einem Naufbanz
bel mar Britt nun flraem Wprttpehz
lei ourG einen Std in bie 8ruit sez
4tDbtet !pprben. Nuaun Spdnfus, 0er
6aupttbGter, erbielt 21a Sabre, 9ez
ger 9 Mpnate gefdngniB. Die beiz
i ben dnoerel MngeHagten tpuroen
freigefprDhen.
@oDesberg. Dor einiger
3eit bate Der 21idbrise Romalis
pl1nns aus MeiBen, Der Bel hr
syirmn MbeiniIhe ghamDttes uno Di=
lrasperte IN Meblem befAGftigt mar,
Elm Mertbpddet BON $500 Mnrt unz
terfd,laget ino tpnr bdnit entflpkn.
gDie gemeloet miro. III Der sJIii1tigeI
III V1ris ntxbuftet iDoroen. Mnn|
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GrTak.4ofp ofpryussss-

Senti h.-l1m i'm RelIer etpds
au bolen. nabn, 0ie fleine feds Sabre
alte 5ohter oer Witttpe S9lnl1Itrs
eine 8ergipsrtslampe. aus Der plDb<
lt6 Sldmnen ihlligen un6 Die Rleif
Der Oes RinDes in 8ran6 feBten. Die
0erlebungen pes Rinbes tparen oers
art, oab es nod am Qbenb ieinen aeta
oen erlaa.
@erftlt,n gen Riiralih ipur6t
Der in l1rlaub befinolibe nlun Drill
Ter aus Dem nuben preuBifhen Orte
8niitnsen gebiirttg, /. in 0em Dorfes
8iirsn BON einem. dlteren Wunne
obne ieoen InlaB bliroh einen Std
in oen unterletb ihfper perlebt.
6irab h. Der fre9e ueber=
fan: Der auf Dem Wese nah Gar.
aiben an einem Wtd6hen Deriibt
ruroe, bat balo su Der Grgretfung
apeier itiperer 8anbiten gefiibrt,
Die aud Die Sbdt Ahon eingeitunDen
haben. IS iinb ldnait geiud6te Sn0iz
ptouen, BON Oenen Der cine Elm 3uhtz
bdusler Ramsns Gngler unb Der
aneere Elm iteabrteflih perfoIgter
9ieb nit Hamen @ihler lift.
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Srete Sf1ots.

burq. eSsn ibrem Sc
idGftslotal lpurbe Die Bfanbleiberin
Werttt ermoroet aufgefunoen. Der
M0rber nanote aniheineno 6dnHterS
IhlGge CUR 8etdubung on unb !hnitt
bann ieinem Spfer ben 9als init
einem Mener ourh. aus benz Get0z
i6rant enttpenoete er 9elo unb SUI
pelen. -: . ).
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-12

81 e..
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~
MAY RECEIVE
RECOGNITION
RumOr at Bluefields That
United States May Re-
cOgnize Gen. Estrada

BLUEFIELDS, Nicaragua: Jan. II
alleged to be of semi
official character, have been received
here declaring that the recognition OF
General Estrada as president of Mic
aragua by the American government
was a matter of days. His report has
created enthusiasm, which, however, is
tempered by the desire for conffrn1a
ticn. ss
1t is stated here that such a recog-
milton would not affect the forward
movement of General Chamorro, al
though it might result in the disor-
ganization of the forces of President
Madrfz, leaving ChaInorro little to
fight against.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1Smafl
credence is given here to the report
that the United States is about to
recognize Estrada and the rmnor that
has thrown Nicaragua in a furore is
generally regarded as not emanating
from an official source
The state department maintains
silence concerning its attitude. None
OF the Central American diplomats
seen tonight could explain the basis
for the alleged semi official advices.
II is pointed out that the United
States scarcely would take action at
this time when the reyolutionists and
the government forces are on the eve
OF what promises to be a decisive en- Z.
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LABOR TRUST
RESPONSIBLE
PRESIDENT KIRBY or MANuFAc-
TuRERs GIVES HIS REASONS
FOR HIGH PRICES
SAYS LABOR DEMANDS HIGH
WAGES, RESTRICT PRoDuc-
TloN AND PRICES GO UP

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jan. IL
Large responsibility fer the higher
cost of living was laid upon the lab
or trust tonight by John Kirby. Jr.,
president of he National Manufacture
ers association His address was a re-
ply to- recent implied attack upon
his organization in an article in the
National Civic Federation Review. He
said. 80
The primary cause of constantly adj
vancfng prices of commodities of all
kinds lies at the. door of the labor
trust cardinal principle of which
is to raise wages and restrict produc-
ton, neither of which can fail to d.
minish the purchasing power of the
dollar. When working together they
doub.y depreeiate its value"
Mr.. Kirby recited the formation of
the Civic Federation as. national or
ganizatfon by the late Mark Hanna.
AMI speaking of its purposes, said:
iass.sIe was sincerely believed by many
that the organization would accom-
'plish wonders in solving the So called
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Activity at Marauua.

MANAGUA, Jan. 11.-There is con-
siderable military activity, here. Five
hundred men with four held pieces
left fits afternoon for TaMauga to OPP
pose the advance of General Cham
Eorro. H-}s >ssA 3sss W nssrs@!g}@ lis 14st
Joaquin Pasps, tHelaSa' s sen-in-laW
has been& released from Jail rom nayr
ment of 10000 pesos in gold and the
surrender of 100000 pesos. in unsigned
bills OF thea denomination ofzz5Oz pesos
He also hands over lS4public. buildings,
which he had been given by eZelaya az
security for an alleged hfoanz ito rthe
government g Pasos zasreess to appear
for trial whenever wanted.
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CAMPAIGN SPEECHES MADE TO
= ORDER TO AID CHAMBER BOOM

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Campaign
speeches written to order on the ap-
prevail of Tammany Leader Charles F.
Murphy and Newspaper { articles
| Knocking" William j. Bryan, were
anong the slight services rendered in
furtherance of Lewis 'Stuyvesans
Chambers presidential boom in 1907,
according to the testimony taken today
at the trial of the suit of William F.
Clarke to recover $4,000. for. alleged
work as a publicity promoter. Go.
Backed by the Aston Millions was
the caption of an article which Clarke
testified he caused to be published in
the newspapers off the west: He had
written the article, he said. because
the Aston millions are not tabooedTin
I the west, many of them having been
made there ..~..-.4..--.-- .s-y.r-
He also said it would attract atten-
tien of the politicians. Chanler. is re-
lated to the Astors. i,l. - ~ q = - -
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STILL TAKES
a WHOLE BLAME

CONTINUED From Page One)
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rifice without a aualfn. He reiterated
to the police today that he run away
with Roberta only when she threat
ered to kill herself if he stayed at
home. He declared he had been hyp-
Noticed into doing this thing for which
he had no taste. He is content that
Roberta is to accept the entire blame.
When he waived extradition today
Cohen. declared. that neither the. girls
father nor her grandfather the mil
lionaire Robert BUST will prosecute
him. He is apparently certain that
the little girl will protect him.
.:Why," he declared, Roberta's
father will thank me for keeping he1
from committing suicide" ..s
Roberta is ready to return home i'm
mediately. She declared today the
only thing she cares to do now is to
&C to her father and grandfather. She
announced, however, that she will do
everything to shield Cohen. She stated
that if possible she Will persuade her
father to give him money for caring
for her during the trip Ai5Eff
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labor problem and for ti1ask ? tla sn1ind-
ed, I have nothing but commentator.
: 1T soon developed, however, that the
affairs of the organization We're be-
ing mana ged in @th eli interests' of the
, American Federation of Labor and
Samuel Gompers became its connian-
der-in- chief With Mitchell and Easily
as aide de camps, he proceeded to
shear and trim the lambs.
: when the offi6ial organ of the Ma
ltional Civic Federation presents in
group form as it sdid in the November
Plumber. picturelof "a of it's members
with Gompers and Mitchells fresh
from the TorontO convention and their
anarchistic defiance of our courts still
|. vibrating through the air, occupying
central positions,E the former located
next door but one to President Taft
and the fatterartouching the hem of
his garments..-is not such "a specta-
Gle enough. to make honest citizens sit
up and think?
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Negro Blows Off His Head.

ROANOKE, Va. Jan. : 12.-John T.
Goode, "a negro, blew off the top OF
his head at Bedford City in preference
to appearing as a witness against
Thomas W. Preston, the negro muir
derer of NJ. ID. Custy, saloonkeeper'
nearly three years ago Goode was
present when the murder was commit
ted. A negro family named DAVIS
relatives of Preston, are said to have
threatened Goodies life if he testified.