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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
Mice and Matches.

Fire damaged the residence OF G. S.
South street. to the extent OF $3.50 and
the contents to the extent of SIS Fri
day morning Chief Glore and the ap-
paratus from station No. responded.
The Are WIS caused by mice gnawing
matches in closet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
Skull Is Fractured.

Nick Evapof. an Austrian, while work
Ing In the porphyry tunnel OF the Bos-
ton Consolidated Mining company al
Bingham Friday afternoon, was caught
turod his skull. He was brought to ST
Marks hospital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
Nav Be Tried Here.

ROME, June 24.-While the judicial
authorities say the Italian government
will demand the extradition of Porter
Charlton, the sentiment of tho govern.
ment inclines to the plan of asking
Washington to have the prisoner tried
in the United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
Another Official for SEATTLE

WASHINGTON, June PA bill au-
thorizing the appointment of an assistant
United states treasurer at Seattle, Wash.
was passed by the senate today The
measure now goes to the house.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
Looking for Alleged Forger.

The police have been asked to arrest
F. w. Jones. who is alleged to have
forged the name Of c. S. Swain. local
saloon man, TO checks for s35. Jones Is
alleged to have passed the checks on tho
proprietor of roon1ing house on West
Second South street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25
CONGRESS- WORK
ABOUT FINISHED
Continued from Page One.

adjustment Of the Glacier National park
In Montana, and for the creation of
commission OF fine arts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults OF the
Salt Lake Security and Trust Company,
32 Up. Main street, $500 per year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25

toward the election OF representatives In
the state legislature who would adhere
TO the principles of prohibition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25


the
oorado andt the valley M AXE eregon
II Section Director
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25

Observations taken a, . p m. seventy 6nh meridian
time
IsoRARs continuous lines, pos, through points Of
equal air pressure
lsoTHERxs, dotted lines, pass through poins Of
equal temperature they will be drawn only Tor zero.
freezing, go and l00'.
snseon indicate state OF weather. O clear:
o partly cloudy Q cloudy. @ raip; g ,uo~.
q report m,ssing Auov, hy with the Wind. First
figure, bghest temperature; second, I2hour rsniail
II equals OF inch third wind velocity Of 10 miles
r,erh hou NOR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-25

Indicates Increase In temperature.
-In3ioa.ne decrease In temnera fiIr1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
woffsiaso.

Durh ipilbperipahfensn, tptibsn aiss
fern
Giapfs Span mir poraus, Der erniis
2llie
Sn isinen 3otisen Shdfpels sinsefhlas
gen,
Sheint mir Der tpeibs. lsi6isebeuets
Hisie
Wis Elm Gefpeni! :. als oh Der Wins
ter ielber
Durd feinss Reids Deridneits WdlDer
ipalle
Der iinTtre Gorfi erihliebt isst feline
pforten
Dor uns. bonn poIlen MonbIiAs iibsrs
goiTen,
DebHi iid bss Woores ntibe, ipeits
Muite,
Der M6lfe Wobnori. bic mir lodsn
fpollen :.
1ori itnrri bos Dornptrbou uns fhon
tntsegtn,
Dds span nusseiDGbIi ]. Gin ihmoIer
pfnb,
Bon ihfDtren ReifiebiinpeIn gut &c.
fhirmt,
geIsiisi uns ins Jnnsre bss Weritsdss..
1ief einsemummt in meinsn iparmen
pel3,
Die f1ubbsreits Hihfs uuf ben sfniesn,
Sib in unb Iuufde Irutlos In bns
Ghipeigen,
D1s Idbmenb 0uf btm fabIen GHnse.
1laetr lditet Z.
% tssfIsSs tobsjtssu1ic bat bic G<sle
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
(JOrtfesune.)

oyoeques CAB teine Qnttport. Grau
5aiQarDs gerubes Rds6en lpur Dor
Wutb 10 fpis 9etporDen, bub es einem
gut gsipisten 8Isiftift Iebr GbnIi6 fab.
9ege Iieb i'm uebermub ieiner 2lngit
bic beioen 9egner nibt aus ben au.
gen.
yl1ebrigens" - bebarrte Gucie --
lam i6 mir ia srtIGren, ME bu bus
pergefien tonuteit. Sin WanH, Der 70
bef6Gftist 1T tpie bu ....."
Sn jeoem dnberen syaue bate biefe
guipfe cine b0uiihe S3ene entfefIelt,
Srou Sailurb fannie ia an ulIerbeiten
bic taufenDerlei tIetnsn 9efhdfte, mel
6e bas 2sben zines WtiTiggGngers
ausfuaen. 0o6 befano iid Sacques
ME in psri0bnIi6erer Stimmung, ais
tpenn sr i'm 8egriffe mar, Dame gu
ipielsn". 2lnitatt in Corn 5u oeratbsn
ober iih aud nur auf Die 3tpei Stuns
ben gu berufen, bic er BON 3eit All 3ett
auf ben Stufen Der g0rie ooer in Ser
tretung feines Sntels grnit gu pers
bringen pfleete, bemsrtte sr nur gang
beIheiben:
nBir tOnnsr ia jest nod an betnsn
Batter telepbonIren 49," unb nit eli
ner Msnbuns gum aufuartenoen Be-
oRnten:
rSofef, itslIsn Sic bic pldtte Tolange
bin uno rufen sic iofort 6srr qs6ses
rier an; mir eriparteR ibn beute Qbeno
i'm gteusn 3irtus, Qpge go"
Na6 orei Wiinuten, bic Roger tpie
mtnoeitens 5ebn bortamen, fam sSoieI
3uriit nit Der Wtelbung:
y6err 2e6errier lit ausqequngen .
gr bintrt ni6t 5u 6ouis unp bat aud
nt6t hinterlahen, no er binirt."
n0us mar ia poraus3ufs6en, Guberte
fid 5ruu 9oilarb, Papa pirb einfa8
aubsr ith Tein!"
,gBas i'm ni6t perbinbern fuirb, eis
nen 6ohft dmiifunten Qbenb au perIes
ben," benertte Sacques leihtHn.
rWeibt bu benn bapon?"
sd ipeib allerbings nihts bupen.
49,. Ibsr i9 tenne bod beinen 9ater.
80. Gs gebDrt ni6t gu feinen Ges
tDobnbeiten, all.in gu biniren -.
4lfo tpdre i6 i'm Re6t nit meiner
gordusiebung baB er ii6 bsuts 4benb
niht ldngtpeilen fpirb =. -"
rpupa tann thun, mas ibm bebaot
nnb bat Dir teine Re6enfdaft abauls.
gen."
r9abe ih Jpn barum gsbeten2"
:. s9ssin, a5er Su srIaube Dir, .isins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28

Ieiner 5anb beeen tonnten, burh Sbr,
uno ieine 5elruth gan3 Derlpihen. Rur
| fra9t es iih, tonnen Sic fir sbre ee'
tdui ihten 9pffnungen unb 2eiDen ent'
| I6doiet iperoen2 Nin, ba mub ih ia
gen: S6re Gage lit beute etne tpeit gin:
ftigere als Dor eSdbren, meine liebt
5reunbtn. Gem Sunggeiellen Sranlit
permohten sic nihtS ansububen, BEN
Baron aranIib, bem Shtpieaerinbr
oes 8rdfen GImborg nber, Der dui
feline 6rau, feline 8erpnnoter uni
feline StelIun9 in Der drtitptratiiher
8eIeQiauft Riiditdt 5u nebmen bat.
Dem tonnen mir f6pn cher beitommen,
unb tpenn sic lpptlen, 70 mub er Sb=
nen bon ieinen ungebeuren Reihthiz
mern einen Sbeil ab9eben - ih meine
tein N!mo'en, ionbern cine ftattlihe--
nod bieIen 3auIenben 5dbIenpe Guts
i6doiJungsiumme."
Gin 9liB oes 8eritGnoniFe8 unb
oes auflooernoen Radegefibls Sudte
aus ben fhtparSen Iugen Der Wtrtbin.
n8te fang ids an?" iagte iie atbemz
los por grregung unb umtlammerte
ben Nrm bes 9ottors.
gWenn Sic mir blinb nertrauen unb
riemdIs oerratben polIen. paB i'd
Sbre Shritte Ieite, bonn -"
.Nun?"
Damn baitBen sic. bepor elm oa6r
oerrinnt, Elm 9ermDgsn, bon oeFen
Gintiinften Sic unobbGngig uno aIs
groBe Dame Ieben t0nnen."
Jrau WGhter betrahtete ben Ratb>
geber mibtruuii6 pon Der Seite unp
frogte lauerno, mas er fih Dpn Nm
9anoel peripre6e.
n4h, bas begretfen Sic niht?"
unttportete SSener, iibermiitbig Ia6enb.
nRun, ebrIi6 gsItunDsn, ih ipetuIisre
auf bic 6ano Sbrer 9o6ter. ST 2ottz
den einmuI reine 5rau, 10 tpolen mir
ben 9atsr WiuipnGr iton Spingen,
pdterIth an ieinem ainoe 8u banoeIn."
rgauen sic teine 2uftitI07er, lie
Der 9ottor. Trdnl1B III bart unD eli
Qenitnnig !pie Elm e6ter Bauer. Gber
br0teIn Sic nit SIREN SGnbsn Elm
Stiid oon ben 5sIien ba briibsn ob,
uls oaB sic bem Mdnne groBe Gum
men entreiBen. Qu6 Fiirhte i'd ieinen
3prn, - er tann uns BON bier Der
jagen."
n8<b0ren 9aus uno MobiIiar ni6t
Sbnen?"
n5reiIid, uber er bat ale Ratt in
9Gnoen. Wtertt er eins iSeinoIdaft, fol
baut er ein 9aitbQus neben bus uniris
&c, perbietet ben Qlrbeitsrn, bier sin3uz
tebrsn, bebt uns bic YoIi5si uuf ben
9aIs -"
rBappsrIapapp! Bin9e unier erIter
SArttt feAI, mas gar ntat an3unebs
men lit, 10 oertaufen Sic sinfa6 Die
Suoe unb Iieben Iid unoerstpo ntsber. |
Qber oa3u lptro's ni6t tommen. Wenn
Sic mir oertrausn, 10 f6reits i6 nur
auf ithersm 8runD porpGrts. aber
gang miiFen Sic Sbr @eidid in msins
9anb legen."
(5orrisBuns fOIgt) |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
VrunoeisentbaiHs Soppotbeien.
Gincinnati, 81, Gan.
Rhmn 6nhnthkikn

Reue Spppthtten.
GbdrIss aIein on SObn aositsr.
$500.
golnsp Deatbsrrsb an Sobn $. Cos
fteaO. $500.
ROf. R. Burr on Mp,rs Q. Cooper.
1928.
ssrsfa Ssffernon an %. I'd. Dib'
meper, $3.50.
Ularp .. Walloit an 4leyanber On.
5arpupt, $793.18.
Bernard +. BoIIman an 0Isntpar
6. II. .. Co., $500.
Wiarp .. Waloti an gonsreb 3. q.
60, $4,000.
George 9. aubpis an MilfOrs
5ome 3. Co., $500.
Wiqiam Wcainnep on Gnterprii.
y. Il. g. ". Co., $500.
gIiffOro 2. Rdnbaa an bieislbs,
$500.
aatb e. Seine an qriee Sin gasI.
6. II. 9. SO. SO. /, $4,000.
Dm. Sbsrmener on Fepublie g. II.
3. Co., $500.
abos. Sd. satIon an ga. &. Gain,
$151.15.
SuIiu 6. Sobnfon an gitissns gaut
& Sop. Co., $3.50.
Sobn 5. ROB an Soutbern Ohio 6.
u z. Co., $500.
Usarp M. 2ublosp an 4bolpb R.p.
$1750.
perep s.. 3aDib an Baltimore 2tps.
6. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
G.tiIgts 6ppotheten.
Warsor.tb geHtsl an Star .. u.
go. 3 Co., $4,000.
Jobn gnssl ON 81. marb 3. u. g.
Co., $1,000.
Suaie 9afb an Mt. 2oOtout Q. u.
8. Co.. $1,000.
1be. gOselfans an gssD 9udepe 3.
Y Q. Cor $500.
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gbriitina 9oIbThmibt an Senrr
5ilsenberg. $1,000.
e. 8. D'Gonnor, an Cincinnati g
u. .. Co., $500.
u. R 6arpuot an gongreb y. ".
60, $4,000.
2ouiit Rdpmpnb an aitaro gpoI,
$500.
aatb 6. .6sins an 9rice SilI eagle
8. u. y. 60. Rp. /, $500.
Wldrp M, gIorf an SoHtsern Gbio
Z. II. 3. 60, $7O0.
Bapib aaIIel an Trsmon Gpe. g. il.
3, 60, $500.
4atrid S'0onneu an 2rnor y. ii.
g. So. $3.50.
10. 6. 6snn al antonip Some 9.
II. 2. 60. $4,000.
6enrp 6edmdnn OH Rortb Goir=
mount 8. II. z. So, 5000.
Warp W 9uoIcp an aboIpb Mlen,
$500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28

Sm 3ttcten ees 9ertehrs.
Die jest erfdienens 3uidmmtnfisl.
lung Der beutlden Rsibspoiis uHD 1s.
lserapten 9ertuoItung fir bos ssutr
1903 brinet cine Jiile pOH Sicff uno
iniersHdHier 3abIsn, pon bsHsn bier
foleenoe mitgeibeili ieien: 9ef0rbsrt
puroeH insaeiommi 1895 WlilIioHen
Ssnounsen. 328 WilioneH mebr uls
1907. Der eissntlide griefpertsbr,
posu aud, 9rudiahen, Waarsnpro.
ben. Gsfhdftspapiere eershnst iDers
ben, umFdbte 5640 Min. Genpuneen,
oaDon 2630 Miu. portopflihiiss, l02
WiiI portofrsis 8riefs, 1895 Wlia.
poiiiartsn. Gurd bic Yoft ipurbsn
81 Wiil. .3eituneen nit 1854 Wil.
Rummern beSoaen. Die bsforbertsn
padeie, Wertbbrieft unb RGfifen NIT
Deribdngabt beliefsn fih ouf pol
Whu.. aus Bopern. Wiiriismbers, ben
oeutiten Sduseebieten unb bem4us-
lanbt 18 min. Sm Werihs unb 9elbs
Dertsbr ipurben 1896 Mliu. Wart
permiit,It. 9urh poitouftr6ne purs
ben 632 MilI. Mart einsesngen. lie.
berrofhenb lit in Der beutieen 3eit oer
eHenbobnsn bic 3abI Der mi. poiten
befOrberten qerIonen, ndmlit 1.119,s
736. nod 5000 mebr als i'm 0oriGbre.
poitiperibseihen iiub 4264 Wliu. Der.
faufi poroen i'm gstrose bon 397WiI.
Wort. Der 6oupiontbeiI, 1903 Mia.
GiHd, f1It auf 5.g.Fennigsmnrien,
unb man esbt nihi iebl in Der AnHobs
me. bab bic Qorliebe fir bas Ghrsi,
ben bon 4niifisidrien houptf1mIif,
bn3u beigetrogen bat. 4n .Hriefsn. bic
ibn nibt errei6ien". padsten uHc
Msribfenbunsen. bi. nnbsifsnbdr &c.
bliekn finb, CAB Is 81 Wiill. DEN
erobien gbeil bilbeien auh bier bic
poittarien. unb bic 3obl BON 1105
Stid auf / Wiia. IoIIte Tn 3utunft
eissnt!in erSieberif6 tpirien. bomt
ben 4ufIhrifien mebr Sorgfnlt geipib.
met tpirb. Sim Reihs poItesbist be.
lttben "a, ,286 poitnnItnlisn, popon
"a. .493 AUDI 9eIssrapbsnbeirisb bat.
ten. Jnseeiammt tporeH 32,321 ses
lesrapbtnonitalitn porbanben une 27..
408 Jsrnfprs1onitalien. 51,1 NiQ.
Drdbtnanrihien ipurben beforxrt,
bansben gingen Elm 4.3 Win. Mstters
Dorberfasen. Die gefammisobl Der
9eamien betrug 288. TBS. Die Gin.
nahmtn tporen 623 Wil. Mars, bie
lleberIhiiiTe AZ Mia. Rart. Gonna
tassrube nnb llrlaub tpurben In te.
frisbigsnhtm Wabs ssiD6brt. Wenn
3ablsn beipeiien, 10 tann man aus ben
bier angefiibrttn bic Gumms bon ar,
bsitsleiituna, limiiht unb Jlsib srm.j.
fen. bit AUDI ftrntrbin bic Teusfte
Rsi6spOIt. unb 9elegrapbsnptrpcla
iuns nsbit ibren aneeislItsn ausseifs
nen iperstn.
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3utisfit srf6ausrt -. ba srf6cGt sin
Ton,
GBllo, grauenbdft. enHs nuh -. niein
Diem itodi,
Snetb eas 6ers mir po6t pit toa &c.
tporten -.
Der aIte SiuaH lodt bss Wpors aprs
iartR -.
Der ION pergrOlIt 80. ea bor92l aus
tptiter 5srne
Sommt Antiport -. ooer mars bds
e1o2! nstn :.
aus iiarrsr Ceot tauht Elm Wofi sms
por,
Shlsiht f6emenboft berun. ftebt fin.
perboffi,
Won ihtpdnttno Stpilhtn Gitbssluis
uno 9oriid,t II.
1rptt ndher, itusi :. 3ipei sriine aid1s
ter eiiibn
gu mir berii6er %. Tonnerno rollt Der
gob.
Der rotbe 5Db burts Wtib Der ipeibsH
6eiot -.
artbur 2 STUART.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sss sssssmisas----
Walr(agsrin 1ides 3eila0es.

ensn In bsr aTieHsn aets aas ss aessiss
1er'enfH bic hur6 bic eAsrfmno tstsr beasbt
pareH. HHe - neaf ftin Bsrafa bw. has
enc btufsuiaae ncf Terfsuru srilssren. bic
eura tsns HHetfcHHfs srnff tn gtnnss aHe.
Btfies sn taan ane boraRsusaasn, ,vns fay
hnsue srfinuHtl6 IN uHs sseibf. 3ar eoI1fs
Cot bic gaiHr oiefe Tdme befeabers ssaanisias.
esrH Ne bat ibr bic ieIisne 16bs bsrFisten. sos
efbsn itssr gaiimeHf6en ME sin aufudnfaas.
nee Pa4 aercu IA lefFa. EeEafbf ni6t brb
We tn ihrr siesHen @eHbeHs an essfsn afsenre
rohHt y1sbrt hie Ger Orb Gas sffIA sis
esefir nssrue. sdnH grit eiesise ksnans bss
Str bic f1Sue aeiEssns bon Grau a. enscn
euei6t Tas SdEs III sur IlHisa cnnt uns
ON 8anne IN Der Rans:
Mrs. B. Yaeger, iriiber fran gehfsIs
cstfsa ssssns. eiH~sss, GsnesnHstL csis.
erIetilee nHtnorisH si.0o unb sarabsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-28
Wrunoeigeutbums llebsrtraguaeen

L
Gineinnati, q. San.
| SpTepb plde9e on Sdrrn Ricolaeo'
poulas II. ano., elm Sdbr 9dht neG
Giesntbums. betannt als 426 Weit 3
| Strobe; monatIihe Misthe $45.
Sobn Sbillito an Qcuis @plotamt
uno Otto Gaifer, 1888 acrss aanb in
Settion 26 in Columbia golpnibipi
81.
Rpbert !. S'grien on gpd BRIG.
gemann, aontratt um Got "A in Bur.
eopne's nnierabtbeiIune in pleaiani
Ridge fir 1926 81 pertaufen.
Die gotentfpoob Seq SO. an bic ga.
tsnttpoob Req 60. Of 8, Cots rs, IS.
II, rs unb 70 in Gbarles 9. glorts
IONS sipeiter ilnterabtheilun4; 81.
anna G. Siepsr an 6. u. 3dlpion,
II bel so 5ub an Der Rorbisite nsr
O'RsiIp q[len. 116 Sub psitIih bon
pite Strube; 81.
Gbriitine Sdeeoorn II. anb. on au.
gufi :. Serbsleb, Got AZ in guitdp
Safels llnterabtbsiIuna; 81.
Rpie 80. Burr an mpers y. goopsr,
Got 266 in 6nbe gart Spnbisot lin,
terdbtbeilune an 3umitein 4ptnue; 81.
Wtdrp 8. Oenbam an 5lprenee R.
See, 5beii Der Cots 72 unp 73 in
Senrp 2etpis' llnterobthsilung; ferner
% bel 68 sgub an Der Deiiieite oes
9esrfielb plaee; isrner 5beiI Der Got
Z in 6. 3. Wdibelps' lnterabiheiIuna;
ferner Cots / uno 2 in Samss 70.
Siblsp's llnterobtbeiluna auf WaInut
6ils; fsrner Cots 81, 80, "a unb 50
in Games go. SibIep's unierdbtbeis
lung; fsrner % bel 10 5ub an Der
Oitieits Der 9iIbert Qpsnus; ferner %
bel 50 SUB an Der Siibisits beg aotss
plocs; ferner Cots 131 unb $50 in
:. 8. gatss' llrtsrabtbsiIuns; ferner
Cots SO. 60, So, 70, so uno S5 in I.
VI. SibIep's llrterabtbsiIuns bon 5:rs
"a 9Ita; 81.
QIsraroer W. 61rpuot an Worp q.
WaIott, SO BEL "a TuB an Der W:iis
feits Der Sigbiano Qpenue, 81 yuB
nOrblib bon WcGormit place; 81.
syoiepb Grtel an 3iIlie Shnsblsr,
81 bel 172 Sui an Der Wsitieite Der
aqiTpn Strabs in giOrspoob; 81.
Sobn s. gooI an ausuitus 8.
Garnss, Got 10 in gIod % in murs
bod's llnterobtheilunu pou California;
S12O.
SeIsn 6. glippinesr an 2orens Bon
bid. 115 5ub on GornusQs glpsnus,
WlaoiIpnpile; 81.
RALPH u. Grsimsr an Spbn q.
grortsrmanu. (Guit gIaim) 1929 5ub
an Dariaip 9it,; 81.
Barbara Stu.3 an 5arrp Shul,,
% Sub on Rc4 berfon 4psnut; ST.
Gllen Wbitsbeoo on 9oarb Of gous
cation, Ginctrnc.t. ] Got on 4ibIano
aoenue; 1926.
auonp :. Strsibsr on Gertrude
5ambrpt. 20 rub on Daluui Sirabs;
81.
SuIon Wl. llrfpiler an Warn 81.
Wlsininasr. 80 duB an llrpiIsr 4pe.
nus; 81.
Gas. Warreu on Clinton gafb, !
Got an Central apsnus, Wabiions
bile; 81.
WsiHnie 9orgss on SobH 6. 0oraes,
Quit Glaim) / Got on Win.Itr
Strabe; 81.
Utdrp SO 6anop an Gso. Simpsr,
Got 90 in 5iHblap's llnterabtbsiiuns; |
$40.
5snrp Sedmau an percp 8. 9apio. |
Icre in Utiucreet Sp.: 81.
8. z. 2oomis, getf., an Geo. Sims |
per, Got 36 in Jinolup's linterabtbsis |
lung; $40.
RationoI 5omt Go. on SuIia g. |
Jobnion, so 5ub an Ribes ap.nus;
81.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-27
.REv(LTATATHENS
RumOrs of Outbreak Disturb
Berlin Financial Circles.
kilograms Of Inquiry Fail to
Elicit ANY Response.
ALL IN A MUDDLE.
Ill Feeling Against National
Assembly.
Dissolved by Order of the Gre
clan Premier.
ALL IN A MUDDLE.

Berlin, Oct. 27.-There is a persis-
tent rumor in financial circles today
that revolution has broken out at
Athens Telegraphic inquiries sent to
the Grecian capital this afternoon
have ELECTED no response
There has been much i'll feeling at
Athens recently against the national
assembly, eliminating in the dissolu-
ton OF that body last Tuesday.
The assembly was especially elected
for the purpose of undertaking. a re-
vision of the constitution At the re-
quest OF King George, NJ Venezelos.
the Cretan leader, formed a cabinet on
october 1 8. The ministry was not re-
ber.
The premier, discouraged, an
nounced his resignation of the cabinet
on October %. King George, how
ever, refused to accept the RESIGNATION
and on Monday the chamber adopted
a vote of confidence in the premier by
a ballot of 20S to 81. The premier
was not satisfied and insisted that the
assembly be dissolved. He had his
way, and November 2S was set as the
date for the elections for a new revi-
s1onist chamber. Opposed to the re-
cent assembly was the ministry. cor
daily supported by the king and the
DODulaoP
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-27
HEAVY FIRE LOSS.
Victoria, B. c., Suffers to Ex-
tent of More Than a Million.
Yachts in the HarbOr Ignited
by Flying Embers.

Victoria, B. c. Oct. 27.-Fire,
which started last night and burned
with unabated fury until long after
midnight, swept through the heart of
the city's business section. wiping. out
several of the finest buildings and in
fiicting a loss roughly estimated at
from $1,50O.O00 to $2,000,000. Many
blazing embers were carried out over
the water, endangerihg the shipping
in the habor Several unprotected
pleasure yachts caught fire and burned
like floating beacons in the bay
The fire started shortly after 1880
o'clock in the department store OF
David Spencer and Company Ltd, one
of the largest retail establishments in
Victoria. Famed by a high wind, the
flames spread with alarming rapidity.
Among the buildings burned were the
Times. office and the Five Sisters build
ing, a f1ve-Story office block. The five
story Pemberton building and the
Driard hotel were threatened, but both
saved. The hotel, however, was badly
scorched. sustaining a loss of $4,000.
The district burned was in the heart
of the retail section.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-27
FORAKER QUITS.
Will Not Speak Unless He Can Say
What He Likes.

Cleveland, Oct. 27.-Declining to ac-
cede to an alleged request of the Re-
publican state executive committee to
modify his speeches, former Senator
Joseph Benson Foraker has with
drawn from participation in the Ohio
state campaign and has cancelled all
his speaking engagements.
The senator, in an address last week,
made plain his opposition to the new
nationalism' described by Theodore
Roosevelt, describing it as treason" ;"
This brought on heated replies from
the stump and the controversy had
taken first place in the state campaign
SO far as newspaper attention was con-
cerned.
In telephone message to Chairman
Charles Craig of the Erie county cen
tral committee, Mr.. Foraker an
nounced that the state committee had
requested him to modify his speeches,
that he would make them as he chose
or not speak at all, and that, there
fore, he would cancel his Sandusky, O.,
address scheduled for tonight, as well
as all his other speaking dates.
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brun's time was % minutes. S.75 sec
onds. Latham finished in 32 minutes,
] All seconds. His speed down the
wind in the first leg was prodigious.
The time at the balloon reported he
covered the ten miles in minutes.
Later records showed that Aubrun did
the same distance in minutes. The
figures, however, are unofficial Drexel
was third in the event in slow time,
and Leblanc returned without cover
ing the entire course
Cross-Country Race.
The cross-country race had barely
begun when eight men went out for
distance and two for altitude. That
made ten and two of the cross-country
f1iers were still to return-tWelve in
the air at once.
Brookins, driving the "baby'' Wright
racer made up all the distance he had
lost in starting late and soon led the
field by two laps. 1t was the first
chance to measure the possibilities of
the Wright speeder in competition and
the crowd was delighted to see him
lap his rivals repeatedly. One and
another of the competitors dropped
out and the field nar1 owed down to
Parma1ee of the Wright team in his
first appearance; Brookins, in the
Wright racer, and Lacnam, who had
Immediately entered the distance on
his return from the cross-country race.
reason and left first place safe for
Latham, who had no trouble in laps
ping the standard Wright bipIane and
finished one round to the good.
Hoxsey and Johnstone were striving
to outsoar each other Workers in
the Wright quarters poured out little
puddles of gasoline on the field and
lighted them for torches. Guio ed by
the flames and the twinkling Of the
brilliant gas lamps in front of the
hangers, they found their way home.
Moissant will enter the elimination
trials as also in the special flight for
$4,000 to the Statue of Liberty in
New York harbor and return.
The standing to date in prize money
is as follows:
Hoxsey, $1,s25; Grahame- White,
$1,7OO; Moissant, $1,000: Latham,
$1,15O; Johnstone, $875: Drexel. $500;
De Lesseps, $3.50; Aubrun. $3.50; Rad
ley, $500; Brookins, $50; Ely, 500;
Mars, 800; McCurdy, $50; Willard,
1850.