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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-11
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Zen BON gDetner's encyclopaedia 8ritanni.
ca 1T an onncbmbaren preiie Su %perfaufen.
Die Bidder Iino neu uno ME 9ebrand,t.
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Bor 104,
Sermann. W}o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-11
Torlt III oermiethen.

gu permietbeil cine quite Sarm beItebcno
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9pruIano; ~0nhnbans ,uno SdJeune aul
benz plose, glad)Sutrasen in Der Sfcc bie'
les Blatte5.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-11
Neue. Qn5eigen.
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Siarte elm. uno Siuei Sabre ale Concord
Wir3Iin9e; oudD lpeibe 2rien. ole 5u elm
Dollar per 100. Srei perpadt nno obae.
id)idt am Sermam De. OF bel
Sohn Grass.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-11
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gu ~nerfauIen mein gutter ~itarter Sprins.
ipaaen, (aiS 8oliestpaeen betannt1 nit
5duEoad). lit biais 3u uertnuIcn.
Gbas. Saniem Sr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-11
DiatatIitt, l ahibuiht.
HERMANN STAR MILLS

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Bei5en, 8 On ,fiidt. la
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Mebf, per Sad. 2 lunlitat.. $50
aornmehi, Der 100 Bfuno..
&leie, per 100 8iuno. ....s. I.2o
SbippIioff per 100 8funo. ~. 1875
8fo6ntte.
Gprieiert bon
JOHN n. HELMERS, Grocer.
Butter per Bfuub ........ Is Biz 20
gier, per Subenb. ......s.... 20
Siibner, per 8funb ~ ~
Sprins Gbidens. per Ifunb. IS
S1inten. ~. .................I5
G6malS, per 8fun6. 1890. IL
3piebein, per 8uibef... 80. so
@Dle per 8funb. 26
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-11
md gu MAIDEN.

Md gu MAIDEN.
@ebrere iunee 2eilte begaban
iid am Samitaa natb SpetsoilIe
Inn beim 8oitmciitcr ernmin
5u MAIDEN fir GenillS Gnumeratllr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-02-11

8immer 81 oermietben,
SD babe %yDobnunsen iir mebrere Sami
lien gu oermieiben. yia5eres bel
Sobn Sredj ma u.
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nntsr5eid)ncter wirh auI Der hinton Sred)
mann Sarn, 2h Wseilen iiolid) bon eipIpc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
rnYS STUDIED BOMB
WITH 4 HAMMER

NTW YORK Special Al limo
..-t rnotIr- bomb ol the kind useo
10 italian celebrations. was toln-
-.rrsnv evening by Martin and jos
-.rr Dunn. Twins nt -5- Elton Street
r-..f Sew YORK. while -lcy were p.ll-
~- tr "a int near their home tnt
hogs who are nine ant use cars ores
.---..f -re bomb % ID back yara
rr- trNgstIeaUou and conducted inc
INQUIRY with hammer
The explosion threw the BOYS
.-rfref "A fence and shook the house
...tr bows were unconscious whcn
rfrkad un hv rhcir father and mother
An ambulance was called from me
sradfor1 street Hospital ana ph43.-
.-.... there r-unrt fnar both hogs are
Is serious condition Their eyes
r.e-e BADLY injured hy the explosion
Martin Dunn. their father. tNln lNf
r.flre that be- believes che bomb Was
.rar Co. rhe bows ly some ~ nis e'
srrfes but the police accept the boys
story OF having found the explosive
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
JUST HOW TO SEE
HALLEY'S COMET
GET PIECE OF CHEESE CLOTH
AND a CANDLE AND HAVE
\ LOOK-

CHICAGO, ILL-Special.- sleep
can lie gained and the sensitive nerves
of the eve can he spared "A strain 10y
those, who have been arising early the
last few days In an EFFORT 20 obtain
"a view OF Hancy's comet. 81. they
follow the suggestion OF Professor Ea-
v-fn IL. Frost "a noted astronor-f-
There IS no use stayinE Up 20 see
the comet. or OF getting Up c.t-er 10Y
t,nf matter" explained lessor
Frost in the Yerkcs Observatory. az
WnHamsby. today. III cannot re seen
with The naked eye. To satisfy any
ones curiosity let them set small
piece OK ordinary cheese clota ana q
candle. Light the candle ana LOOK az
the light with the cloth held between
II and the eyes. In that way an eX-
. act reprcscntation ~ how ts- comet
looks through the poWcrioi telescope
win have been obtained.
+ some scientific knowledge WAS sam
cd by Professor Frost today I'D ms
Observations.
The tail is still invisible. Prov ssot
. Frost declares the earth ull lNt suL-
. Ter any damage when lt passes
through the comets tal G-y Ao1n
Throueh observations he says he la'
determined that the deadly sas ina
Is supposed 20 compose tne comet
|taU is present in such n sll-at aeHrc
as 90 he OF no concern 90 tle pupul4
zion of this sphere
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
Prisoner In Sherin.

MERIDIAN, MISS Special For
MGR sheriff John Temple was killed
Ia the Iauderdale county Jan carry
this morning by Tom o'Neai. pris-
oner.
O-NeaI and ten prisoners negroes
,sr,Da6 from tueir cells and barri-
raaed themselves in the basement OF
the ian. They threatened 20 shoot any
who approached
when the murder OF Temple was
discovered an angry mob gathereu
and surrounded the jail 1hiea's 90
I,.--rbirv the eleven prisoners were
heard on all sides. and IL IS heheveu
mat n the mob succeeds in breaking
into the jall the men viii be shot oi
hanged
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
WEEKLY SHORT STORY
RAIN or SHOES
~ Louise NJ Breitenback-

hW Louise Ut. bFellel NhNh
Il vas a very pink face thta shs
raised from tee depths OF the trunk.
and Il was a pair OF very blue eyes
t.ar confronted ner in the miror OF
the opposite wall
You've been an Industrious girl This F.
afternoon. Susie she nodded approx f
irelv 40 the face BOB the glass IT'S .
not more than than an hour since .
mother left and you've almost nnlsh- .
ga hacking Hot work though. she
smiled in sympathy at the flushed
+ cheeks and noating locks OF lello"
+ hair. ~ han more % do
Refectiyely She looked around the
/ room Those trays with mE party
Gowns 90 uut in aud all my boots Co
pack Clever idea OF yours. Susie. %
nuf them on the window SID to alr
before packing them iu the coupalt-
meut aud a pretty lucky thing you
are too Susie. size con-le1 to the
eIrI who faced her ln the mirror as
size shook out Ihe folds oi party
ccaf and tucked 10 fenderly away, 90
ESCAPE all the questions and talk OF
a broken engag sment by this little
faunt with Grandmother Burton Not
tlat I've anything 20 run away from
Nd indeed. So was all the fault of that
sfubhoru Ernest mean-llr- woods
p really ] must -
Z But the remark was never rounded
out. Instantly the room was in an
2 unroar. and 20 the girls startled gaze
10 seemed full Of flying fur ana pursuing
legs. Before she could rush 20 the
rescue her cat. madly chased By an
u Infatuated llttle dog. had jumped Wild
Is over her trays. boxes and trunk
= and with a graceful spring landed II
% safety on the window sill. Out OF tn
q reach OF the enemy-but. alas FOR III
fairy boots and slippers that second
before had been summing themselves
Z. In the neat array, Like magic. the
J. had disappeared. and the clairvOyan
p vision Of their horrihed owner couh
see them lying scattered In all direc
" lions on the sidewalk some six storie
below
you wicked little creature" Sus.
cried. making a frantic dive for Ga
a dog as he crept out Of reach unde
BE- the davenport. You're all 20 blam
Sc Tor thls wretched business. Beine
II your sort ought 20 be put In prisoI
and kept there so they can't distuI
the ueace % poor. unOfending mo
tals like Us" Guiding the handsOn
Aneora. which still bristled with rag
q the girl continued 90 launch her Il
~ tFft AA tue AAAN@A4aA Va NAt@ AAfNl
port.
ana now. Mr. Peter Black Ncs
al plessr- fell me what Tn 70 do.
down Ia tbs elevator ia thisl' VT
dainty fingers she picked up corn
of a house dress blue az Is bit
skv. "Or in these2" ScOrnfully s
- extended a tiny moccasined foot. -
cry perhaps send Mary down. she we
1g- on sarcasficaliy. well. you kno
mo you hypocrise, it's Thursday. and I
Tor cry self-respecting maids aftreno
:. out What did you nean 70 insinui
80 b that little barkF I'd like OF knS
Ask the elevator boy7 Oh, yes. q
have him tell everybody Ia this apa
ment house. aud especially En-.
.sss you miserable little bst Of sata
way majesty" she danced about in q
:. = as a sudden thought gfiDped her.
49, -gfs nearly time for Ernest IA
De- AR. Woods 20 be coming home a
snd. sd what viii he fhink when he 4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
FOUND NO TRAIL
OF DR.. F. A. COOK
MOUNT Nf'KINI.EY EMP GEISS
FORCED To FIND NV ko1 H.
- 20.JOO FEET HIGH.

FAIRBANKS. AI-ASKA-Special-.
The Fairbanks Mount Mckinney eN-
pedI.ton that reached the summit OF
The peak started 90 FOLLOW the route
Dr Cook said he took. but was op"see
to abandon 49, as lt ls imptsst hle-
Thomas L1o-d. the leader, declared
Yesterday uo traces OF COOK camp
were found Lloyd places ms ~ -or
notes OF the journey 30 the haHD7 pl
"A -Onmittee ot the order OF ilonecls
- Alaska which Will arrange FOR
notification The party tOoN photo-
eraphs OF the summit ana oi points
along the trail. They also rett ullsli ~
the trail SO well that 90 c-n De Iol-
lowed by other part es .vAt SUMNER
Anerold measurements fa.cn oy tnc
men place the height of tAe Mointa.A
at 2O.5OO feet
Made Four Camps.
Ten men were Ia the party thAt leil
Fairbanks with dog teams IA Decenl-
her II was the theory Of the lead
ers that the ascent would be less Dan
gerous ia early spring than later whei
the snow began 20 melt This theory
was confirmed
OF the mountain went into camp
waited for better weather and planned
} THE ascent All were familiar VIII
the great mountain None OF the mel
[ has scientific education, and they too
no apparatus except cameras and oa
rornetcrs They were equipped 10
prospecting. and travelled as light q
When the ascent was begun the hrs
camp was made at the line OF the WI
lows. the second at $500 ieet. N
third at 10000 feet. the fourth al 10
GOO feet. From this camp the das
to the top was made.
Cocks Description Wrong.
j ana ON one to The fourth. snowshoes We
used most OF the way. and much tin
was consumed IN carrying suppAes
the fourth camp ssayei over me s. SEE
trips. In several places creNessSs 49,
crossed on bridges or poles oronk
from the timbered slopes Ds ,e NSisoro,
Dr. Cooks story. but 20 cniso :.
mountain. II found the SUBMITS We
~ unlike those pictured in Cook ; poe
- on The rock peak "a left an Amefic'
- asg ak BY twelve feet attashso 70
- fourtee n-foot stan. buttressed In roS
~ The snow was generally ntth. a
n, ,be creVasses that were nlied vi
i, snow were easy 20 cross. e1ceps III
~ Few instances. Asatet - ~ S,.,,s' =.
rs avaIanches and trcacheIo4s cieF~A'
- would have impeded progress
~, New rcak snd Pass.
~ The explorers cisco oca seet 81,
ut "a a new pass through the mounts
ot ranxe. which shortens The distance
lie coast seVenty-fve miles. Ine y.
~ nanKed BY majestic perpendicu
"i Daniel patterson. W. r. Tayl,er.
Charles McftonEle remained ~ y ~
"a and only Lloyd came 20 taiToan
ne TIE i,foneers' committee took steps
nd verify Lloyds story before stampl I.
ns s6,nineiined 10 surrender Llos
80 rofee- although satisfied that they 4
~. ply prove the story. The return
aer xs 10 aas o 70 the the exeeiisnce OF the :
sr- made BY the party while ascending
s. mountain-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
SPRING CITY, TENN.
BANK IS ROBBED
Rob Vault Of Tennessee Town
and Then Make Safe
Getaway.

SPRING CITY. TENN Special
Robbers blew the vault OF the First
National Bank OF this place early
Thursday and escaped with an amOun'
exceeding $4,000. Nitroglycerint
was used IN the explosion. The robbers
shot al s. r. Paul. assistant cashier.
IS ne ran 20 the Institution after the
explosion. Paul was unhurt. Blood
hounds were placed on the trail. but
thus far the Eafe-bioWers have not
been appreheDced.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
VISITS
The CITY OF VENICE
Duke Of the Abr-zl Called on
Great Huuter with Lord Aayor
OF Venice-Ihese Two ADJ
vccatcs OF Strenuous Life
Talk ever Experience.

VENICE Succi7l- Theodore
rEnt.-ss cff ARRIVED 90 rHr ti1 OF
The no-rs Thuredrg morning after
most rtr-ariah'C Journey "a trip
10 triumph rorrl-n-r ha~ ever 4
made iu Italy. t-l- enthusiasm
of thc Northern Italians cNccclcd T
fhe bounds uf tnctr southern
comps Irlnt- and from fhc lfuc
Nj Enr-rFflf lcft To~lo Maurice
in hf- private car un rhc tram
came into Venice Thursday morn
iu- af - o'rlnrk lr -cc-rco 90 ran
gauntlet 90 cheering crowds
Hls sleep was aletlr .r4 Pa 'N"F
.-- thrones every lrtls.tl .al anxious
tn gee a glimpse cf Che famous man.
-hefher he slept or nor on hIs arr
-fsa1 here the former President nnd
s-r~--sr were a-etrnrnrf hy James n.
T.r-r the American consul and hl
MUNICIPAL flEnltaries The '"r.naI
GREETINGS were over win ~ az carly
-orr-so early that al concerned be-
trayef signs Of sieepiness-
Nhirl Of sightseeing
Then BEGAN {. whfrl ~ siEht-reinr
a. er-errous IS any that the Rocse-
relts have attempted since rhey ieft
AREA With huf twelve hours -
their ttEpnsai--their itinerary calico
ror -helr departure ~ r Nh
. Roosevelt and kermit set OF almost
mr1 etiately sitter they had been taken
90 their hotel The siEntseelnE Wite
hieny i'T tnr ntut-s !.
Nr rA ,-s
'erest ln t-e 49,. 49, a
slaA -il- so 49,. -.-..-..s 49,.
station ~ tnr .lN 49, $3.50. $50
famous lfa' rit ~. .r-o--
-feos '- 90.
tne 1000. -.l-...---e.-.. .-,-,s,ia
- st...- me- Er-arrrr1us
Joy thl- $50 49,
eh-Ffee .-e.t - .t,--.--t 3, 80.
li'nE int go p,-r
u l $50, "a. .-.--.ss--- ,-rrr- fr.ar-
iat 49, - t-.-.. 81.
Ai-'- I'D ~. -srr-r T
n I. -..-- 49,. -,.,,.-f
1 4 49,. -.-r So
a ~. .1 --e. .-~ v-.-f-r Sheer
1900. i .-..l..,--,a fn rfr chile
e 80 sne r-..
e p,-.,,r, su1srir.uz There.
$3.50 -.'--r r-F a.rn-r
b. ---.-. 49,. q
r. ~ ..-. r--~ ar rr
r.r-r. f.u-r
Nftt ,-. r.-rl-r -r.r
.. --ra 49, a--fr
r.--...F
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21

NORFOLK, VA. - Special. The
Lorrain Hotel. corner OF CRANKY and
farewell Streets, one OF tho leading
obstetrics sn the city. was sold late
representing a syndicate. The dining
rooms are 20 be reArranaad and her
changes made ia tho manner OF opsr-
altos 49, g..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21

Mrs. Eastman stcuSly denied this and
,tatcd that the first shot Vas hrSS ol
>0Ouer. Dr. GLASGOW. who examined
Ne, dead mans body. stated thaS
learh resented simultaneously and
~aS caused ~ shot which pierced
Ma heart
ROBIN Cooper sud his father were
.,rn-diatslv taken srtc custody. and
~ many 0rc,As FOLLOWING the array
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21

q TIndsherr boy had been riotl.
v.tfr, bfs fathers cast-ou wardrobe
and was one day found crying be-
hind The lorl.
~Pa's gone and shaved bus face
oraan'f he exclaimed. "and I suppose
nm have Co wear them red whlsAere
now. Wichita (kan.) STAR
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21

CEWN TANTylEE. TEH g. Arrf q
Ia irg ar lfnage Lu e-lgy Eltn these
worcE Ham PartersoH. sou must
obey the law. mob rs rate c.t-
reus 81 the torch 20 tre squire Lasl
Might burning enc l-rreasre cover
nor ln eflEg here. Hii--1 .rn n--.ft
q lhe place where Governor F-i--fA'-
re f-.rr.-r followed sn lns. snation
meeting 81 tire ci-sEe1s in the public
square
WASHINGTON. d. C.-Speclsl.-
s-nafors Ss-Ore Copper fteiense,
New that fhe Supreme toart ~
Teruezzee had slFtaired the tecirior
IN sAs case O. the Cooperz. father and
-. VINO we're convicted % sisylnE
80 Ate senator Carrnack and that
rheY had been lr1rnec lately par1pneo
F,v Governor PatterHo1. reached tne
Rlerate late yesterday afternoon anl
Wa the subject o. much comment
-The acEl8u CO Ene Cove nor p - Efftt-
cised ~ Senator perticllsfiy tnpH-
On f.e EeFroc-efic soc. who CSC Dpi
hs~tsate 70 aay that gustice had beer
osfraEec rhDDsh 10 senator FaH WI
Ing 20 Sc uu0tec.
senator Edward W. CsTrnsck y ~
ss,ot sffe Instantly knee ~ E0btn j
Cooper in Nashville. Ienn-. ~ TIE -
ser~.ocrl q November 3. 1905. An'
tracey occurred 5n front - tne Foii
apartment house, where HefstpF AZ
mack lived The continual rlllr3-r =
fne editorial coluEnrs - Use 4etles
sean. 2h>ch ar. carnoack cirertel =
Colonet Cooper. father 81 the ma
VINO rre6 tha fatal shot was IA
cause 81 the Tragedy.
story 20 tlle shooting.
carmack had iefE his Office anc va
Roinv toward has apartment lpiou'
Cooper and hls sgn we're com ~
dOun the sreune. A. they came g
gesher carmack was talking % Ar
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21
JOHN LAMB NOT
TO QUIT CONGRESS
Wants 70 See Man Who Started
the Report 20 the Con
trary-

WASHINGTON. d. C~-Spscial.--
Captain jobs Lamb would Ike very
much % r1n across the roam who orig
mated q report carront Ia Richmond
that be viii not BE q Candidate Tor
rs-eleetfon 20 Congress
Il never heard OF such . report"
sid the capaatn- Il ehail De q canot-
date and vii be nominated
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-21

SAINT ETIENNE. FRANCE Special.
--whIse attempting % forcs Ms gsx
work man. beteged 20 Be 6eneuted,
arnee1 vita aHo reviewers and katie.
ues arrested here Wednesday. He de-
clsre1 s2tsftz urged hin 70 kils BRAND.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
DENIES MISUSE Of
| FR|AR LAND FUNDS
Secretary Of Interior Of Philip
pines Promises to Show That
Representative Martin S
Charges Are Ridiculous,

san Francisco, Dec. six Off
cials Of the Philippine islands, who
are on their way to Washington to
testify before the congressional IN
vestigation committee coneernlns
charges made by Representative John
A. Martin OF Colorado. in connection
with the administration OF friar lands
in the islands arrived here today on
the liner Manchuria.
Dean G. Worcester, secretary oi
the interior. is at the head of the
party The other members are Frank
~. Carpenter executive secretary
Charles H Sleeper. director OF lands
Ienacio Nillamor attorney genera
| RaphaeI Delpin, member of the code
commission. and Carl III. Rheberg, d.
lrector of friar lands. Benito La
| Gardo and Manuel Quezon. resident
commissioners of the Philippine ISL
! ands in Washington. and four clerks
lin the land office, accompanied the
The charges made by Congress
! Imam Martin were placed before tn,
house on June l 3 of this year Spe-
cific allegations were made GOVERNS
Ia loirg liet of supposed irregularities
in the handling OF the friar ianos
Secretary Worcester makes general
land specific denial of the aecusa-
| tions.
supplementng an exhaustive state
Imcnt Of the cases Of the accused oIIl-
| cials i'm which reports of those con
lnectcd with the matter are set form
Secretary Worcester makes the tol'
flowing statement:
! Mr.. Martin. by his misrepresenta-
tion of passages in official reports
which suited his purposes and by the
suppression of passages whlch, II
quoted would have had made his
lcontentions ridiculous, has succeeded
lin presenting an utterly misleading
picture. His charge that any relative
of mine has bought or leased any
friar lands is false
with the exception OF shorl
lperiods spent in the United States on
leave. I have been in the government
service in the Philippines continu-
lous1v since March 3. 1899. The chiel
resulting asset which ! possess is sucf
lreputation as my official acts have
earned for me 1t is automatic thai
the harm accomplished by such ar
lattack rs that made by Representa-
tive Martin can never wholly be un-
done. His speech was delivered upor
the floor of the house of representa-
tiNes of the United states. a forum
which is not open TO me. Five weeks
lclapsed before | saw copy of il
! Circumstances eonspired to delay my
lreply. which, under any circum-
stances. viii attract less public notice
than did the original charges. 1t Is
unfortunately. true that the public Is
often more Interested in the charges
THAN I'm the reputation. Then the
privileged character of Representa-
live Martins position prevents my
seeking in the courts compensation
from the injury done by reputation hl
his false and lihelous charge
This opportunity TO face an in
yestieatinE committee is welcomed
iby every Philippine official con-
lcerned."
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
MEDALS AWARDED TO
DISTINGUISHED SCIENTISTS


Philadelphia Dec as seven emi-
ncnt scientists and terhnologists have
lust been honored by the Franklin
institute of this city ia being award
ed Elliott Cressun medals for dis
tneuishcd. leading and directive
work la the respective fields
The medals are Tho highest awards
n the eift ot the mmous institution.
Tho recipients are.
Ir Harvey W. WiirN chief chemist
fa the department et agriculture.
Washington. ter work in the fields of
AGRICULTURAL ana physiological chem
istr,.
John Fritz nethlcmrm. Pa. for
work n the Development of ,hc iron
nnd stcti Industry.
John a hrashcar. Pittshurs Iii-
fur work .n the production and perteo- x
ltou of Instruments for astronomieal
r,soutch
Eduard Weston. Nowark. s. j.. for
work in rivctrieol discovery nnd in
thr n11uuCement ef electrical appiicn-
F uon.
Ernest Rutherford, professor "i
{ physics. owens college, Victoria unl-
+ r'rsitN MarchcFtcr. Ems for WORK
/ in The advancement of the knowlcdec
F OF electrical theory
sir Joseph John Thomson 'nNen-
dlsh. professor of experimental PHYS
ics Camhridpc university, England
T fur work. in tho advancement oi
kuewledge uf the physical sciences.
Sir Robert a. Hatfield. sheffield
Fms Tor work in the advancement
Iaf knowledge nf mctuiiurgicai s,i-
-ufs
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-05
UNCLE JDE HOUSE NITI.RNN
WITu Ills FIGHTII.N TERMS

The follnWiHu statistics of the NOM
hers nf fhe Sixty first cengress. src-
ond session are complied from the
hiaerauhiUHl aegtiun OF the Congress
lonal Directory These hioRraphs are
wfitfpn hN The members themselves.
and are usually iutcrcstins II Is %
noticeable fact that the biography oi
tho member who has served the short-
osi TIME ln either branch of congress rs
usually tho iongcst
tt mHr te of interest to know what
states have been the birthplace of
the rrc7tcst number nf representa-
tives or senators in the preseut cone
prfes NrW Nnrh leads with thirty
nine rscmhefF NOW In cor-r ss. Penn
stltariH De- aasond with thirty three.
fthio third with tHfntF -scNrn. and
Illinois ioufth with twpnt,
Aifhaurh Illinois has produced
twenty mtm bera only ten of tha