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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
ARCHITECTS FAVOR
F|REPR0OF HOMES
Movement for Use of Better Ma
terial Extends to Smaller
Structures.
COST OF CONSTRUCTION
LITTLE MORE THAN WOOD
Use of Hollow TiIing and PIas-
ter Blocks Is Increasing in
House Construction.

Architects Of Salt Lake arc using their
influence 10 foster sentiment In favor
OF better materials for home construction
and the subject OF fireproof dwellings is
one that will probably be discussed in
detail by the recently organized branch
of the American Institute Of Architec-
ture.
I'VE are all In hearty accord with the
present movement in Salt Lake TO i'm
prove the class OF buildings being erected,
because we architects probably know bet
ter than any other class. unless 1t be the
builders themselves, that our standards
here are not quite what they should be-"
said local architect Saturday.
Fairly Strict.
Building regulations in Salt Lake are
fairly strict for city OF its size. and
regulations as well as any one man in
an office of that nature could be ex-
pected 10 enforce Them he continued.
Statistics show, however. that in pro-
portion to the extent OF building opera
tions, Salt Lako pays less for the eX-
pense OF Its building inspection depart
ment than any other city In tho coun-
try.
Regulations are provided for the con-
struction of office and school buildings
and the theatcrs. but we all spend more
lliHs IN our nOLneS ana. so TAR, neither
the law nor our own judgment has d.
rected that we should make these homes
frcproof.
Good Sense Lacking.
This condition indicates that there is
something lacking in our good sense. The
result is that 10000 homes In the United
States are burned down in a year s
time and not one-half OF one per cent OF
the new homes that are being constructed
every year are made fIreproof
I'm recent years. In some Of the cities
OF the east houses have been constructed
OF hollow thing of terra Gotta while plas-
ter partitions, now In general use for Of
flee buildings and hotels. have been used
in n few OF the new residences in Salt
Lake. This Is a step In the right dircc-
tion and the construction OF houses en-
tirely OF 6reproof material has been a
decided success. Warmer in winter,
cooler In summer, vermin proof, requir-
Ing neither paint nor repairs, carrying
low insurance and practically indestruc-
tlble. is the net result OF the use of these
materials. Furthermore. the first cost of
such n house is little more than that OF
the ordinary combustible construction
and, as an investment, this new construc-
tion means real economy while the wood
en- house Is an extravaganza.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
PRAISES FILIPIN0S FOR
THEIR CHRISTIAN SPIRIT
By Leased Wire to The Tribune.

NEW YORK, March l2. .-"The Fill
pinos are the only Christian people IN
the ORIENT said Rev, Mgr. Joseph
w. Hendrck. who has lust completed a
world tour, in an interview today. Mgr.
Hendrick had parish in Ovid, in
Cebu. when his brother, Bishop Hen
drick Of the Philippines, died Of cholera.
He was greatly impressed by the Fill,
pinos and had most enjoyable visit
up to the time of his brother IS illness
and death.
81 am favorably impressed with the
future prospects Of the Philippines,
nc said; with the kind and loving dis
position of the Filipinos and with their
well known lospitalitv -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
YOUNG KNOX WILL SELL
AUTOS FOR A LIVING
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune,
PROVIDENCE, March l2.-"1'l
show father that / can work. II start
in Monday selling automobiles, said
Philander Chase Knox, Jr., son of the
secretary of state, here today as he al
ternately fought off reporters, made love
to his youthful bride and delved into
the details of his new trade.
FsI was offered a Job as reporter, but
I guess father would object too strenu
ously to that continued the young
husband.
Mr.. Knox will start to work selling
motor cars under D. w. Flint, an auto
mobile sales agent. He was offered sl0C
week to sell real estate for Brooklyn
firm but concluded that he did not know
enough about real estate to do this.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
Ied Residence Property
and Vacant Lots i'm Demand

Tor improved residence
'acant lots the last week
estate men busy from
pight and, although large
geuons by their absence,
business has been large.
Judge Loan & Trust
's The following sales for
m to John Green, dwell.
ast Fourth South street,
lpld to F.. f. Mills, lot in
r., $500.
q to George +. Smith. lot
nue and Virginia street,
nantor TO Daniel Alex.
= street between Fifth
4 nues, $1,000.
lP A. G. Gillis, residence
'wt street, $500.
N reports the following
on Butte to II. p. Myton,
ihird East street near
q street, $4,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
PLUMBING.

~>~-~-~>~~--~-~-~>-~~>~~>~-
WANTED, A CHANCE TO FIGURE ON
your sewer connections. We use none
but experienced plumbers. also expert
enced sod men, whore we cut through
your lawn M u Cohn, no leak plumber
iI66 % End So Phones. Bell 2l75. Ind.
1894. Residence phone. 30S0X- f1lS7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
MOVING, STORING, PACKING,
SHIPPING

LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED OUT
nt in the west; goods Skipped u any
part OF the United States at reduced
rates All work guaranteed. Redman
Moving and Storage Co. Phones BOO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
L SALES
EOF MARKET
||IIyacant Lots Keeps
Nth Plating of
ch Lands.
|l,5LED WITH
ABLE HUME DIED
Subdivisions Plan
pIiye Improvements
Oar Future.

lifting and grading resi-
AS and n demand for lots
n optimistic expectations
MIXTURES of the real estate
'H week. and this activity
ylnning Of the campaign
.sl>to be carried on in the
r>uaor.
! acres Of choice bench
s etern and southern part
! 10 be transformed into
) >residence sites as fast
Uorkmen and teams can
ater in the spring hun
Ar will be erected, miles
Z ,enuent sidewalks will be
n viii he graded and
,tistic coruerstones.
months a steady demand
I ,-operty has practically
8 ket of lots. and the sub
~ on sale one year ago
{ ,sferred. piece by piece
/ IVA, cottages and more
Z dences have sprung up
cI[ n rate which has moro
be present movement TO
n to 5000 additional lots
) Bench Activity.
homes have been built
! ench in the winter, and
sold almost as fast as
for occupancy. Around
! heers are working on tho
tfifying Ncwhouse Park
he work they are plan
4 nlrriesd out by graders In
nd summer. Swinging
Re TO the east. until one
raj Heights. there are
Il activity on every hand
summer is over there
kt n score of beautiful
! he addition at the head
sht.
tral Heights and Sixth
md east OF Tenth East
3 been marked activity
} of homes all along the
lly surrounding the uni
n3ervice Stimulus.
fly In this direction will
by the better service to
/ Emigration Canyon rail-
peping OF the large tract
n Crescent addition. To
4 a number OF real estate
'lnizing a stock company.
ters OF this concern al
ons on the ground. Cres-
lon was first plated and
city twenty years ago.
lays. The owners of tho
DO slow at that time, and
Sing of Park Crescent at
ne growth of Salt Lake
the settlement OF that
remained IN the hands
0WnerS.
~ growth of the city. how
urpasscd the widest pre-
old boomers" and n
Is anticipated for these
1Contracts have been let
rey Of the addition, and
'e staked out again this
ersity Heights.
Heights addition. farther
= scene OF great activity,
<fifty teams and men Will
= gra ding streets and side
ddition before the end of
elk. Several other tracts
nch land In this locality
the market and the eX-
city water mains. to be
ext few months: will re-
Nding activity in the near
le Sugar House district is
r where the grading OF
Iand Parlo-is being rushed
\ miles OF sidewalks can
the next few weeks.
.clrcled by additions which
{ed as the result OF a le-
y ID Tor home sites. and the
z testify TO the good iudg-
investors in Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
WANTED

WANTED-RELIABLE PARTY TO
rent all or part OF 81 10-room double
cottage Bell phone 2s8s-NY. 1884
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

PLUMBER. TO ROUGH IN COTTAGE.
ooE 80. fth East f214s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

PERSON DESIRING TO LEAVE INvA-
lad or children In care OF competent
person evenings address M-32. Tribune
f24S2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

WANTED-SALESMA WITH $3.50
cash to buy my interest and take my
position with n Salt Lake corporation; ;
have made on an average Of 5000 per
month; have good reason for selling. Ad-
dress MSS Tribune. f2T67
LEARN TELEGRAPHY AT HENA-
gers Business College: day and night
sessions; new classes Just starting 40
So Main st. Both phones. 1919
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
ke Bank Clearinps.

gs Tor the Salt Lake banks
feek rec a. were s5.623,3i5.15. as
*o:253, 25e.s0 for tho CORE
= or last year. The daily
comparisons. follow:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
WANTED SITUATION

LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED; WORK
guaranteed. Mrs. Stallings. Bell phone
1857. x2214
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
WANTED HELP-MALE

NJ. j. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
skilled and unskilled laborers furnished
40 East 1st South. cor. Commercial.
Bell phone 1888: Ind. o23. p43
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
WATCHES

WATCHES-THE G. NJ A Hll't
Irade watches; no better timepiece
made: l2 size. thin model. finely finished:
irwolcd movement; stem wind and set.
2,nnmetaI or nickel case: So. l0-year
-oid dIIed case. S7.00 e0-yoar gold filled
case. $500. Prompt attention given 70
mnn orders j. 4. Mcguire. 1880 Wells
St. Chicago. Ill. e-so'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

wANTED-TEN LADY DEMoNSTRA-
tors for house TO house demonstrating;
for both in and out of the city; steady
employment and fair salary Applicants
must he over 20 and under 40 years of
age; neat appearing. intelligent and fur
nish character reference; no others
need apply Call before II mornings and
after evenings, Mrs. Colvin. 444 E. So
Temple f4s7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

FIRST CLASS COAT MAKERS FOR
our ogden store. Tom Thompson. So p;
3rd South. iEfof
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
AND PAINTING

PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. CAL
cIminlng wall paper cleaned and white
washing Phone Ind. e015. e27a5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
WHERE TO STOP

FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN BUsI-
ness district; 3rd door Walkers HANK
bldQ eEVeA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

LADIES' SEWING AT HOME MAKING
shields: material furnished; reliable
women s12 hundred; stamped envelope
particulars Wayne Supply Co, Dept.
S6T Detroit. Mich f243l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
STORAGE AND SHIPPING

WE SHIP Fl. III. GOODS TO ANY PART
of United States, cut rates Klmball Van
and Storage Co. 19 w. 1st SO. m26e9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13

WIDE AWAKE. GOOD APPEARING
SOLICITOR TO SELL TAILORING
EASY TO SELL ACCOUNT GREAT 2lIsA
VALUES AND EXTENSIVE ADNER-
AND UPWARD POSSIBLE. PREVIOUS
EXPERIENCE NOT ALTOGErHER
NECESSARY. REFERENCES, ES-
pTCNSES ADVANCED WEEKLY. DEAD
ONES AND HAS BDENS" MIGHT AS
WE'LL KEEP AWAY. TOM THOMP-
SON. 53 e. 3RD SOUTH.
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WANTED HELP-FEMAI,E

WOMAN. SINGLE. AGED 27 OR OVER.
for bookkeeping. general office work
and collections 33s Atlas block 1880
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-13
Sullivan & Auwerda
CITY NEWS.

Ask to see Congo cloth. Cen
trail
Attend the Hippodrome skating
rink, afternoon and evenings.
Oval granite dinner buckets at
Merriam's Hardware store.
New line of allover laces in many
new shades at the Central.
Price Bros have complete line
of the sherwin William mixed paint:
best grade at the lowest price. Price
Bros, 324 Main.
"A car load of 1910 models of the
Overlands received Yesterday ire now
ready for inspection at SIS Johnson
street Gate City Motor Car com
bany Phone for demonstration APP
rointment.
The fire department answered
a call last night at $50 from the resi-
dence of-Joseph A Haubert, 725 High
street, where defective hue was
! burning out No damage was sustain
ed.
Regular meeting OF
| f1dluIn lOuSc, NJ. -, n. r. niiI n ~
! tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock
1 Visiting brothers invited to attend
BY order of w. NJ. G. Nj. vogler
secretary.
Christian church, corner of FIJI
teenth and Bank. Communion serv
ice at II a. m. Sunday school a.
80 D m. Special service of Christian
Endeavor at p. IN. All are cordial.
! invited Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:30 p. m.
The meeting at the Y. w. q. a
this afternoon will be addressed b.
Rev. ]. w. Potter. The Westminste
sextette will sing and there will b
otter interesting and special feature
of the vesper services today. TIL
home hour will be in charge of Mrs
A. F. Burger. All women Of the cit
are invited to attend the service te
day
For that Easter suit see the larg
line at the Central store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-13
CITY NEWS
Read The Daily Gate City.

Read The Daily Gate City.
New sweaters at Central Store
Grand mask ball March II, at
Hippodrome rink.
Go to Jacob Springs for tin work
and repairing, 725 Main.
Don't make a mistake-Buy har.
ness from Sherwood's large assert
ment
The best 15c hosiery made at the
Central Store. See them.
Don't fail to see the new Over
land and Maxwell cars now being sold
by the Gate City Motor Car company,
509-515 Johnson street
Maxwell. Ford, Overland. Haynes.
The strongest line of cars shown in
Keokuk See them Gate City Motor
Car company. 509-515 Johnson street.
The block of store buildings on
South Fifth street, between Main and
Johnson. is being put in excellent
| shape by workmen and several con-
| Germs transferring their wares from
other parts of the city to this newly
/ built district.
More than one-half of the old
grammar school has been torn down
and By the middle of this week, the old
/ building will have entirely disappear
ed from the lot The lot will be lev
eled off and turned into play GROUND
for the pupils Of the school.
One of the largest railroad bridges
in this vicinity will be the one bull
over Lemoleise creek at Sandusky, &C
cording to the present survey o
the railroad, to be changed after thu
water power dam is built The sur
vey, as made last week, calls for thu
bridge to cross the creek about 10'
, yards farther up the creek than tn,
pessent crossing and calls for higl
and long trestle bridge which will b,
larger than any similar ones in thi
: vicinity
There was new moon hangin,
? in the western sky early last ever
ing, thin golden rim being visible
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-13
CITY NEWS

: 70 sc. Central.
NV M .zrnsss II sherwood's,
~ Mr.
@F Gzs cloths, Special 15c
~ gzF1 Central
~ Liadenoid Waterproof
aae s@ sft Main
Fzzet - run elevator. YIN.
2 q sixteen Years old or
hat Tears, see the
-efEe assortment.
$3.50 II e1joyable time at the
- xzL afternoon or even.
~ TT Hodrome IS under new
zz@@nE md clean, up-to-date
TEX 1v Lzc3es and entiemen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-17
lIncorporafed)

Bartlett, Merritt, Ely, o'Brien. Kelley,
Stevens; w. 2. l., Harrington, Sulii-
var, Kennedy Power.
Throwing discus-Amherst, Smith,
Brown, kilbourn, Miles, Whittier;
Bowdoin. Stevens. Smith, Woodcock,
Rowell Crosby, Genthner; Brown
Hutchins, Racquet, Kulp, Moore; Colby,
Beech, Bisbee. Donald. Welch, Weber
Garr.ck; Dartmouth, f. Palmer! d.
Palmer. Lovejoy, w Marden. Fl. Mar
den; Holy Cross. Joy, Davitt. Casey;
Maine. Smiley, Strout, Fortier; M. /.
r. Brav. Stuart. Eiciiorn Macleod.
Allen Capt., Chamberlain: Trinity.
Eaton, McElroy. Dorman. Morris,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-17

De'niar circuit Of North Abingdon, who
was released BY the Brockton team Of
the New Ergiand League. will open the
season with the Dewey team of the Old
Colony League Memorial day. He play
Cd on tie Dewey team last season
and assisted In. winning the thampipf-
ship asss - n s@5ssa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-17

Ramsdell; Tufts, Douglass, Merrill.
Vermont. Gutterson, Cassidy, Fuller.
Wesleyan, Hanna, Parkinson: VIII
Hams, Thomas, Mason, Wood, Michael
Mears; w. r. l.. Power, Clough.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-17
Augusta, Me-, May Il, 1910.

Augusta, Me-, May II, 1910.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
Gil of Augusta:
Gentlemen:--I have the honor to submit
herewith statement of the expense ac-
count for the month of April, 1917, ana
statement of resources and liabilities at
close of business April 80. 1919 TO the
expense account of $l9,420.5l should De
added total of Roll of Accounts or w.
lS3, making total of $23, 1854. repre-
sentlng bills paid to May l. 1910.
Respectfully submitted,
H. T. ELMORE.
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CRY AUDIToR's REPORT.

STATEMENT OF RESOURCES AND
LIABILITIES APRIL 80 1910.
DR. Or
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
OraIljlCDe Hl06rege(.
9fanor @aguor pan 9telu surt nm
teriaat ben eEprehseislidlaitcu Den
Setrie6 uidltliseniiTtcr gsagen,
sar 6reuoe Der Strcifsr.
SSeitcre slnsidDrsitauacn,
geelp gorf. 9. Mon.

g1elp gloft. y. Hop.
Ter 9iiraerme1ter t5auuor bat
cine Seriiigilna eriaien. 0ie uon oen
itrcifenoen grpreBiinrleuten NIT
rSuhel begriiBt mnrae 9r theiite
nenliid Der 9luierican @rpreB Com.
pam nit. oaB ilr iernerMn niht
mebr geltottet lei. sSa0eu in Der
Staot 3u beniiBen, am oenen lih
nidltIi5euiirte 5ubrIeute befinoen.
9gr 0iapor gSittpenn pon 1leriep
6ltp bat bcreits eile 0erarfige Der
filgltna, Die sur aSolge bt} olB Streit.
BREEDER iermag3iu ipitit mrar lI9 NSa-
aeHIenfcr Grbaiten t0sa,al. erlaIitn.
IS lilo nun mebr ais l0.000,Snbr.
Igute ino (Sebilieu. neritarft 0urh
lanienoe bon araftpaaeulenfer am
Streif uilo Die InsiAreitungen oant
ern unoernlnloert iort.
Ter ito1tlid,e glubVitsfonnliiidr
g8iliians lit bier einqeirolieu mo
orobt oaB Der 5taut IN 0eu Streif
einareiieu meroe. 9Rs luo @ap.
norS &eriiigun9 mcroen sic GrpreB-
geienidaiten pieIieiht peranloiien
oen 2aasitanoigen entaegen 81 font
men.
Sobolo Der 9rici oes @iirgcrmei.
tiers ahQcianot mar, beihlaqndbnl-
ten Holi5iiteu GrpreBmooen. Die nid)t
Die poraeid)riebene GBensmorfe ouf.
lnielen
0ie 9luSidlreitnnqen oulern fort
9in peridlieoenen 5tclen muroen
GrpreBlpaqen iibertaiieu uno ole
oaroui befinoliden Strcifbrcdler
HtiBham0elt.
gtep 0orf. 8. 92ouqmber.
Cine Ser idaueriten llnruben Die
lid bis jeet ans Dem Streit ~ e.r.
preBleute entlpidelte, eret9nete lib all
Ser 9lhteu 9lpenue in Der Maze Der
8araae scr 9tap g)orf 8arieab So.
GAallfieure. Die nit ihren Motor.
oruidbten ausgei0not mareE. murOen
pom etnem @olsshaufen ougegriiien,
.oonibren Sieen geriiien mo b0ie per-
Ipriigeit. Die Goli5ei tfieb idlieElid
Die Dfenae aus chamber. Webrere
@erbaftungen murOen porgenommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13

mGhrenn oes leeten 9luSIanoes arbei-
teten un0 nod i'm 0ieuite Der @eiell.
ldait itehei, nidlt oils ylopale Ange-
iIelIte~ gu betraAteu iin0. oaB ob2r
oieienigen slngeltellteu. Die iidl uidt
ben Streifern auihloiien m0 MN
nod arbeiten. bel Der 8erleiblng Der
5dhrroIter BEN @or5ug nor ben ehe.
Streifern boben iouen. 3u
ben .lopalen 9lngelteIlten" meroen
andl iolhe eesGhlt. oie pabreno oeS
guSitanoes 5n Den iiblid]en Sobnen
augeiteIlt puroen. nidt aber Die. Die
otf Ger .3ahluue eIres slithdlla9S
beitan0en.
Die @eleIlidlait bat iidh berelt err
fldrt bieit@ntlheiouug nn5nnehmen
oa eie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES init Dem
aomerontiB ebenialls 5uirienen lmo.
miro er pobrlhemlih pon Den In'
aelteIlten in elmer MaileuDerlanuI-
lung rotii5irt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
GeiielerpIuiiun.

9telp Dorf. s. 9feuember
3m0li M0uner beiinoen iid) i'll
@roofIpn inn &oipitol. inOcm lie
ourd cine aeiielcgpIoiion perlest
nuroen. alS lie pml fotenoem
gSohcr iulo beiBem Gampie perbriibt
rmroen. Srei BON ibncn perIoren
oaS 9eiuuBtieiit pabren0 ole ouoe-
rcn ueun III bIinoer Nait ans Dem
SelieIraltmc itiir3ten, mdbreuo cine
gIn5obI ,SreitpiIliger lid on Die &et-
tllng Der orei 3nriifgebiiebencn
madte Gle Retter oronaen nit
perbiillten o5eiidlteru. Inn lih gegen
Die biBe 3n ldliiBen, in ben aeiiel.
raln lmo toppien BORT I'M Gunteln
unlher, bis tic Die orei @erlngIiidteu
0efunoen botten. Die lie onm 10
ihneil lpie utoglih on Die iriid)e 2uft
ihleppten stoh gIusioae Der 9Ier3te
lperoen ole 12 aenciel. 0ie llriabe
Der Grploiion lit niht betannt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13
sipiatifer pernuaIadi.
Cal Il. goll... 81. s. glot

GttA -, @~Utta-t NNh-P y. WV
Or. SSobn 3. Be Rrasl!n BON ct.
2oui3. Elm Rifaragnauer, ser erite
9(oiotiferoilettant, Der III elmer in
St. 9ouis gebaliten 5Iugunid)ine
auiiiiea. iiel i'm 8aibington 4drt
nit ieinem aeroplan aus einer 00be
non so duB berab itlO 5og lid ernit.
lid)e BeriebuHgeu 5u Gas llngIild
ereiauete iid baIo, nadloem 8raslin
einen 1Srobeiliig unternonlnlen bate
IieDioidline arbeitete }uerit ie6r gut,
aber ais lie eiHe 55be con so SUB er,
reld)t Bate. pericate Der 1totor pl0e-
lid uno bic Maid)ine iauite berab
nno muroe ,ertriImmert Der auia.
tifer inur0e unter 6en 8riinmern
berpor9e;ogen. Gum Slid mar o1s
uoae @epidJt Der idppereH Maidune
nidlt aui IGN gefdIlen. 1ieie bate
lid gum I6cil in oie gr5e einaebobrt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-11-13

neurSfan0io1t umo @eiiirmorter bon
2ocal Option lit ebcHialls gelpahlt.
9uitin, Ger, 8. Houenber.
Ganuntlithe ocniofrotiitben 2alt,
oloateu filr StaatsQnlter uno oen
stongreB iino geluabIt, nno 5ipar NIT
elmer beoelltenoeh 5tiinmenSuno1me
gegen Die 2lSohl Dor 3lpei Sabren.
2ittle Nod, Arfy 8. 9topem6er.
Die Gempfraten Daben ale ibre
&onareBfduoiooten gelpdhlt.
&Sodionpiae, sSIa, s. globelnber.
9lae 0enlofratiihen aanoioaten
iino gepdbIt. Ser 4Srobibitionspev-
faiiungs3uiab idbeint nidt ougenom.
men 5u ieIn.
Chicago. 81, 8. Roo.
99ad) oen Ieeten 9erid)ten iino that.
i0hIid) aue oeInotrntiideu &anoioa-
ten eruunlt moroen.
9Sodloupille. 8. 9eopen1ber.
1ie 2ocnI Sptionii!en baben nit
elmer Stimmenmehrbe;t bon 5000
bis 5000 i'm Stant aeliegt.
9telp Orleans. Ga. s. gtou.
g9ie ubIidl mnrocu Bel ser benti.
gcn g9obl idmmtlide 0emofratiideu
Ston9reB- un0 5aatsfanoi0aten gc.
md6lt. Der @erfoiiuugs5uiob. no.
nad cine 9lnleibe pon 6.500.000
3ur llnteritiiBung Der aepIanten in.
ternationalen 2lusiteaun8 in 1915
IN 9tep Criean5 auigenomnten mer.
ben ioa, muroe nit acknowledgement
Mebrbeit anaenonlmeu.
Ndihoiae. Tenn., s. 4ou.
eSin 0entofratilhen SaliptQuarticr
herrldlt eSubel. Ger oentofrotiide
(5ouperneursfanoiout Iaplor ioa ae.
ipablt iein. aud ioaen oie 1emosra-
ten Die 2egi5lotur fontroairen.
Qaihuiue. Tenn, $. 9top.
Gs lit nun iid)er. 0aB Der repn6ll.
faniide (8ouUerntursfanoi0dt 500
per init elmer 5tinIafsumebrbeit BON
etfDa 5000 qepa0lt lit. 9eioe San.
ier Ser ge1islatnr bIeiben oeniofrd.
tiid.
gropioeuce. 81. (, 8. goo.
I'm eff n6r 9ladlts mar nod nid,t
enii5bieoen, Oh oer republifaniidle
o0er Der 0emofr1tiidle tSouuerneurs
fanoloat geludhit I'll. 2iher lit, onB
0er 5eger eins glebrbeit pon uidlt
ngAr ais 800 Stilnmen auTEueiien
.f1nn.
Concord. II. S.. s. Rop.
glniheinen6 TT Der repubifamiide
C8onperneursfan6ioai gldB NIT elmer
9e6rbeit pen cttldssn 3aliieno ge.
m5bIt.
9opcfa. SANS. S. gtoD.
Ter Bou1erneur Stub6s. aepubli.
If1ner. lit Dte0eroeU1blt. aber nit be-.
I0eliteHS gerinaerer gte9rAeit ais DOR
spei sSabren gon BEN adt repu6li.
faniihsn neutrality-suspicious. iino
IIefls pieoergepaaIi. in 5nei 9e5ir-
fen iIt Oas Rejultat nod nldt ieIige.
Iiteat.