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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29

SRI. &anna Saes reiite Conn.
tag tpleoer mad ct. 2ouiSj
6pau 2uIu @oetbeuteper tuelde
3 @oder in ct. 2oitis' mar, lit iuie'
Der gu Souie.
SRI. ella Sueomeper bon 2ittle
Berger reiite nn Sonntag tpad Bal.
Iep @arf.
Der INNER freun6lide Serr
Mihael Split BON Cafe mar Witt.
mod bier in Der Staot.
Ole Sagb airf Gidb0rnden lit
lett Dem 1. SilIi wieoer offen. Gie
Ginger ioIen ipiffett iein.
aorcna Straltb, bon abortion
mar 9ienstas seiddftli6 in Der
Staat.
SRI. Olga 8Iiit, BON St.2ouis,
upo lire Sdapeiter Sralt Gbas.
2orsbodl bon Seoalid, finb bier bel
ben GItern 5u @eiud1.
Die Sul5ers 1iif aoclers Sn-
FER haben 1876 Cod @eiaen ae0roih.
en-. Gle Grrte tuar nift 10 gut ipie
ertpartet prtrSe.
Der 4.idbirse Geo. Gai,er nel-
der in emil @agel'$ 9oitbaiie ope.
rirt piiroe bat ii6 iotpeit erbolt bob
.er aufiisen fam,
I-Srai Yoitorin q. SdIutius,
bon Gilman, Sas., friibere Sri.
2ouiie Sobtts, lit bier bel ibren arp
seborigeu 8it 8eiud.
stObofot Conrad @aIocder, Dor
Sefferion gitp Der ii9 felt A $50.
den inn Glternbuilie 3lt Bah aufbielt
NOR Wontog bier.
SRI. 8auline Mortin peIde mi,
ibrer iiin9eren Sdauelter BEL bel
|SaniIie 9iltbep 3a 8eIitf ,paren
febrten Counting nieoer nad ct
9ouis 3uriid.
sluf Der &eiie nod 8otsSan
trafen an 9~onrNrstag Sroll Senrt
Menne uno Sobn Clarence pon ct
2ouis bier ein iino itatteten and
Germ iitto 8ruu Srit Gang elmer
filr8en Seiild ob.
@m. Sogeoorn ms Sfipcite,
lSn. 2iaion Saeeoorn iiuo bel DC,
5oniIie 2onis 0dsner al 99eiudl.
SIN Seim Der 6omilie Gbos
@amnitarf ST., cabs am %. Sui
einen i~2.pfunOiger Sln,een melGel
Serr 9oumitdrf nit GtoI3 ieilp.
ptuntpreit SinOeridoar ongIieSerte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
Gin sadfnMbiaer.

@enn sic Sen gedbmaifienen.
Grpert 51 ieben miiwdaiL tperOen
Sic i'm finbept fonien 5nii6en
Stomp Sin, Sapiss iuib Ban. irub
ltmgegetb. Or iogt es lit fiibler in
oie @ebrige un6 Die Sarmers iinb
frob @elcgenbeit 81 baben Die Rdb.
muifJienen i'm Sans reparirt 5u be.
fomtnen inn6 fonnerl 6eSbalb Den
Sritbel fparen b%ieiclbeu 1rafi Ser.
mann 81 britgen. 8ergeBt es niht
Dob Der grpert Sobn s. 9eBelSer
@eiiter In ieinen Sad lit.
Serr Gbrift &Iossiter, bon Gud.
man, 8oibimgtpn, nelfer ieit les-
ten Sriibiobr bier bel 8ertponoten
uno alien 8efamnten 5lp 8eiuf, uno
tuie es iid MN audi b%erausitellte,
olf Der 8rautid)al, NOR, bat in Der
8ittiue Gina Io6af cine paiienbe
2ebensgef6brtin gefnmoen unb iif)
oieier Gage in 9rafe nit ibr Der.
beipotbet. Gin Sarrner obne Sroli
lit libel bran nno Der grobe Sreiin.
oes- unb 8efanntenfreis 6es Serrn
&lossner freiit Iid 81 boren bas es
linn gegliidt lit cine 10 bortreffIide
8abl sl treffen.
Der BEG @orbes bon Soc Sling
angeflagte Sart Si1ion lit bon She
riff @aiipin aus &amieb, Slls., bier
Der gcboIt iporben unb iist i'm Goun.
tpgefdnaniB. Or lit elm iiber 6 6lrb
bober itarffnodig eebouter Wnnn IS
Sabre aft unb Observation-Disclosures
On er iif Die Mfittel gun aniteauno
zines gertbeioieers crit bon ieiner
8erfpanbten erbitten milB. fam Dos
8orperbor, fpert er arlf ioIdes nid)t
ner5idt leiitet. porausIidtlid boz
misgangs naditer ISOLDE midf porge.
nommen peroeH bo ole 3eitgen tpeii
neg unb aeritreut iuobnen.
1 4 on ~ tst
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29

SRI. Slice gocf lit bieie 8ode
in ct. 2ouis 5lt geiud
Geo. Sdubmader bon Iefu
Saben mar Sonntas bier.
III. $. 8enerniatlt mar oiit DON
aerftas sei6dftIi6 in Seiferion eitp.
-@enn bic ausuit , Sise elm
Siebt miro SrIi ms oils elm fiibler
@onat in Grinneriing iein.
@n. Soppe nebit 5amiIie, BON
StoIpc, war Somstae urb Sonntas
bier.
9eflnet eiib nidt iiber Die
Sise icio frob luelilp ibr aeiuno
ieio.
-@enn Die &aIfte Der o~iesi6bri.
gen aortofirlernte aepfel pdren, ND.
re es ridtiger iinobeiien eiteetbeilt.
-Bbil Saeffner lit bont 4urort
in SfafpiIle, SIls., 5uriid urSo in
sebeiierter @einr6beit.
SRI. glmp Slfnburg, bon 9i.
ion, 8anios, lit in Gbamois ura bier
bel 8eripanbten 5ii 8eiid1.
SIM Seim bes @oidiniiten Con
roo MneIler gab's lesten 9onners.
tag einer acknowledgement Suu9cn
5ur sroben Sreiibe Der @Itern.
-Srau 6. @. 9anuier rciite Ies.
fe ISOLDE ab mn in ct, 2ouis, Goiro.
Sls., iin6 Cape @irarSeau 9eiitde
aii maiden.
SRI. GnHta SiridfeIb reiite
Counting rndJ grene gauer Inn lire
oaipobnerbe 5dtpeiter ipelde franz
it, gu befudett
Sn Der bieiieen YDtbinSritter.
: Ioee lit berte stbenS Ginfiibrnirg i'm
2. Grab, ood ioG 5ieie Irbeit Die
fomrnen0en @oGen cingeItellt per.
ben bis fiibIeres @etter eintritt.
Sn @arrelton iol ON 8. gIri.
quit iiber Die 8onoansgube fir 8ai,
icrfperfe abgeitimmt merben
$4,000 fiir 8oiicrmerfe mn
$1,000 fir GbsuefanGle.
5ratf Wiiaer Sobn unieres
@itbiiraers Sobm $. @ilIer ipclfel
in Der 9ult0esboitptitaOt I'M Genius.
omit ongeitellt 1T, bot ouf 3 Sabre
aniteIlllng nnS erbaIt iebt 5000
idbriid, gr lit Elm ~otietter Sopf
fIeiBie, iittidm unb cntboItiam mi
mill iid ueben ieincn arbeitsitlnoer
in cinen Serllf unsbiIOm.
E ~ rnfrItM F
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
-Wadste,o 9ieuitoo 1T Brine

-9sdditerp 9ienitas lit Brimar.
tpobl, 1irto 90 in Gasconaoe gourtp
bas ttominirte repibIifonii1e Sidet
sleifJbeoeiitenb nit grpGbluirg bes.
ielben lit, ioIlte ole Sbeilnabnte an
6ieier 8abl cine rese iein. Mebrere
Der Ganoibate,t fir gountppmt bob.
en- iih Diel Miibe gegeben i'm guf.
iu9en Der 8dbler; anbere pliuoen
birf 1tmitan6e baran perbinoert iol.
DIES si tbun uito p~ertrauen Dem ge.
iun6en nrtbeil Der Stimmgeber 6aB
iie oos Ridtige ant Stimmfaiten
tblnt. Die 8dbler iino burdsdngig
in ibren anfidten iiber Die Gambia.
ten auriidbaltent, itnb nift tpie in
friiberen Sabren Seuer utt6 Slar1l.
men fir oieien ORDER ienen Candida.
ten. Gr miro iid ieiner Stelling in
Der 8rimariuabl inrner mebr utlo
nlebr berpnBt un6 beban6elt ben i'm
nift au~iasenOen G~anoioaten 1T lido
neroer @eiie, seraoeio mie er es Der.
meibet einen ionitigen 8efonnten
etipas llnait9euebmes plaft por Die
Stirn 5it iaeen. 9fli9t uno CUNT
meroen einen mallden 8dbler Ole
8abI idfper MADDEN, 6od ioIlte er
bierin idneIl oas &i6tise treften.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
Gr0ffnitns Der &iFaatri state &or-
mai SdoOl in Gape @irarbean
@ifOnri, ant 9ienitas Ben
6. sepiember 1910.

Gin itafes 2ebrrerperionaI 6 eIe.
gante SteineebGuoe; CUTE 8ibIiotbef;
gut ouseeitdttete 2aboratorien.
&egelredte College /. aurie un6
3ormal : 9iirie iueIde Sie @roSuir.
eroem 5n Elm 2ebensidngIides Seb.
rer . Certificate bereftigen; elemen-
fare g~erufs-furie melde SIT einen
mf Sabre bei6rdnttes Staat-2ebrer-
Certificate beredtisen; cine CUTE
Ruiifidule, elm 9eportement fir
Gderbau fir 5armeriobne unS fir
9ebrer, llnterridt in Solder Rabem
uro Saisba4tfuuit; ein Geperbe.
i1iae.
aurie fir ensliide Sprade lt1o
.2iteratur, @efdidte, @atbemdtif,
&bpiif. gbentit. gfIanSenfitnoe, 300.
logic, 9bpioloeie, Geographic, sIit-
roromie, Selbmeiien, 2ateimiid, @rie
6iidL 9ertid, Sran5oiiid, Spaniif,
GipdoIosie, @ef6idte itipo 8biloiop-
bic bes gr5iebungsspeiens, @etbobem
aderbaut 3ei6nen, &betorif, 2eibes.
audit, 8udfiibren, Sd0nidreiber.
S%eionoere fur5e llnterridts ,
Gurie fir 2ebrer. 9a oieies elm
,itaatIides Srititiit lit, ilno Die 2ebr-
frdfte bonn Staat besablt werOen.
miro Sen SdiiIern beim gintreten
uitr Sc per Sermin urpS $1,iGbrli6e
Surngerdtbes@ ebiibr berednet.
Scott uno 3iinmermietbe in 9emy
miigs Sail fir @Gbden u1tb in
hilbert Sail fir andbem unter auf-
fi6t Der Sdulbeboroe $f4 bis SIS
Den Monat.
8eitere allsfunft ertbeilt ein frei.
er &atalog. Sdreibt an
State 9ormal Gdppl
Gape 8irarbean, MliRoari
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
arih SiIaenithoeIer DO

SER Sris Silsenitboeier bon
gotsoam mar @ittuoa seidaftli4
bier nno erfreute ms nit ieirem
.geIudl. Dit 2euteit ipie Serr Sill.
genftoebIer lit gut perfebren; er lit
immer i~ntereifant.
gfmrbansipcibe nnS &ihipmsfeit.
slm "a. argrft ae6enf. Die ebgl.
ct. Sobaui,es @emeinoe in Sniss
@o., ibr neues 8farrbaiis einsuapei.
ben. Sim 3oGmittase finoet oann
Elm @iiiionsfe5t itatt. afIe Sreuftbe
Scr @iHionsiade wepoen Sasu ber5.
lid eingela6en.
q. &1bm 8aitor.'
-Sn Der Brimartpabl am rtdfJ.
item 9ienstag miro in ie6en Comm.
Snip bon ben refp. politiifen Bar.
teien and elm Mtitglie6 oes County.
comites ertp1bIt tper6er, un6 1T
ieiteits Der &epiibIifaner Serr Geo.
&ruettlp, Der iesiee Snba6er, wie6er
in @oridGog gebradt iuorben. Serr
&roettlp lit iebenfalls Der paiienoite
Mann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
Gspoairi euer Sch in Der
pt0plfs Bank
pon 9frmann

DuH yrlnlaaH
Die Sauf Ger Geuts, pom Den Aeu'
ten uno fur Oie Seute.a
Seine 8amf iid)erer
8 grosent 8inien auf 8ett.9 epoiiten.
DirettoIen:
9. u 9reuer, Robt. maIter.
Senrp @raSS, Senrn 20. 1etptte,
6enrp OdSner. y. u. Giber,
". ". WaIter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29
&ridhanns.

Sn Sem Artitel: @iiiionsfeIte ct.
mas 3eitgcmdBeS in letter Simmer
8lattes .ioII Is anl anfona
oes 5rueiten sGbidnittcs beiBen: oie
ridltdriitIi6en @oIfer firo am gr.
pa6en, nidt oie driitIiden. go. 8
Der aontniiiionsberidtc fautet: Oil.
III ibrem @erbSltnis 5rri Grit
imtiiieruns oes rnttotnIem 9e6ens,
tidt ors oruertra,iten 2ebens. seq.
en- Den sdIttB lit 8n Ieicn: @iiiioit
II, @iiiionsfcite anitatt @iiiion Il.
MiiiionSpeien. g.
Die beiten gnitreider, goinnfer.
ttefnler il. elrditeften oicIes 2anoeg
brnitden MIR Monno Git9 .Sorje
Sboemnrfe1 fir SGuieramitrid
gbrijt. GberIin & Son.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29

-SSft St. SoutS uf Otele SSuue
Serr George Sebbert Sdnpiegeriobn
Ses Serrn @m. Ser5os I'M 4lter
bon 40 Sabre g%eitorben.
Serr @ilfie @iIb bot bis iest
ben id0niten uto beiten 8ei5en nad
ben gIepator gebrodt. Der 8ei8en
tpog SO.
Srau SO. 6, Ramsep BON Gar.
nett &anias, i~tattete ms seitern Ell.
men aasenebmert 8eiud ab. Srm
@atnsep, lit in @asconaoe gum 9e.
iud ibrer Ittter Gral 81. Sadiid.
Cob. SaoIep bat ouf ieiiier
Sarm iebt IA SunOe un6 ertpartet
inter ieinen SunoepoIf rod meiteren
3itpads. idreibt Der @iiiouri goIfs.
irelir6.
County Glerf @raf mar bieie
ISOLDE fleiBig an Der Irbeit Die Der.
i6ieoenen 8abtiteaen i'm gountD nit
3idets uno Bidder fir ndd6ten 9ien.
tag 3li pcrieben.
-lSerr unb Srnu Gbos. @leiber
iiitb geitern nod 8aibington, Mfo.,
iibergelieoelt no Serr @leiber aIs
@ormann i'm Stitfing . &oom Der
oortigen Sfprbfabrit tbGtig iein
iptro.
Slim ndfften Sonntog miro in
Der IetboSiiten Stride @orgert- uno
slbenbsottesoierit iein. 9ie @ottes-
oienfte ueroen fur5 gefaBt iein nab.
reno Der marmen Sabres5eit; es
miro eiid gefallen.
-gs freilt uns beriften 5ii fott-
nen baB nit Dem @eiunobeitssuitau-
be ser Srai 8ictor u. Silber cine
adgerneine geiieruns cinsetreten lit
pelder botfentlif1 bon Guuer iein
miro.
SER uno Srau &obert 8aIfer
reiiten Withhold nod Battle Greet,
MidigarL mo tic iuesen @eiunbbeit
bon Srau @alfer mebrere @oben
i'll Den oortigen beriibmten Sdnito.
rium bubrinsen molten,
-SrIs. GGa, slbelia ntb @erna
8urfboro, oeren Serridaften bon
st. 2ohis in Die 9 Commentators &c.
reiit iino, baben es ebenIo gemoht
iirS limo nadl bier, gefommen INN
htebrere @oden bel Sen Gltern alli
Der 6arm 5u nerbringen.
Sri. $elen $ibbaro bon Sort
@ortb, Seras, tpar Iette 8ode bier
Su 9eiud. Sic reiitc @ontas nod
Sefferion Gitp. 9Iitd SRI. 2aura
@pnnie bon Sort 8ortb heiildte
oieie @o6e bieit9e @erlpanote uno
reiite init Sri. Suloa Gttmleller am
Mittuo4 nad ct. 2oilis Inn oa &c.
iude 81 madlem
gerimmIins Oes 8eutidA merifa'
niiden @ationol6nnSes 3peig
Sermantl.
Die Mitglieoer obiger 8ereirig-
llrpa iper6en morgen, Sainitag Ihenf
Inn s llbr I'M Concert Sail @ortef
cine &eriamnlttng abbaltcn un6 linz
Ionn ,,nhnfn,t 81 orfhni{to,t NJ tn;hti
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29

8abrello am lesten 8omters.
tao Der 80 Sabre aIte SEER Grit
6leiidl nit Der Maidline @ros nab.
te nto Dor Der Mnidite itnnb, tbat
Aos cine &fcr6 pdbrcpb es itndJ
@ras ldnGte, eiften Shritt ooriparts,
iooaB 6us Shueioemciier lid III 8e.
peaiing ieBte mo Serrn 6leiif Die
6lehie on linfen geiii abifnitt
Or. @eiieT IlGbtc sic 81nSer mieoer
Sniomnen.
3Gs SomtngidpI : Girnic ser
ct. GaulS-@ emeinbe 8it Bah am Ies.
ten 9ienstae blieb gIiidti6erinrile
bon oen I6lpcren &eget peIdjer mn
ii llbr GpnnittogS oen norolidJet
uno oitIiden SbciI ocg Goitntps
beiminhtc, peridolrt, itil6 fuar ser
6eitpIas I'M m0siidif beIten s3ii.
itono.. Die getbeiIipaiie aus ser
&adboridaft mar gut; bessFeiHet
Die anffuartut9. Die meiiten Con.
oiooten fir Gountp0mter fporen Sd
mo Sos SGHoei6iitteln mar Cages.
orOnlns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-07-29

-abonnirt auf oas Sermarn,cr
golfsbIatt.
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23
eRookLYN Traveller WRITES OF
HIS SEARCH FOR THE
NORTH POLE.
saw Things" up NORTH
Tourist Tells Friends He Will Re.
appear In New York Next Week.
Magazine Article
Appears.

New York, N. Y. - DR.. Frederick
A. Cook, the Brooklyn traveller, has
sent word to his friends here he will
Temperament week following his self.
imposed exile of one year. DR.. Cook
probably will arrive from Europe on
Wednesday.
The doctor has confessed he did not
know whether he reached the north
pole or not, anil in a magazine he
tells of the mental and physical stress
he labored under on his journey north
ward.
DR.. Cook. speaking of the trip over
the ice, says:
There was little in the white waste
about me to occupy my attention.
Sometimes spot on the horizon or
the twist of dogs tai! would fascin-
ate me and hold my attention for
many minutes. During this time from
the early days Of our journey, as 1
want to show, everything centered
about the pole.
Then to bewilder one, to set one
laughing with silly amusement or to
find one with a sense of awe, there
early began procession Of mirages
and optical illusions. The mental ef-
feet find it difficult to analyze. Some
times these exaggerated transforma-
tlons had the effect of bringing far off
objects apparently near to us. This
often caused confusion in estimating
distances.
when 1 recall the many hair.
breadth escapes from death, the haz-
ards we took, and feel again that
physical and mental suffering, I won
der whether any living man would do
this were he premeditating lie.
THAT did travel upward of $500
miles in some direction even my ene-
mics credit.
Il never expected that my accom-
plishment of the pole, if 1 did it, would
be regarded as a thing of great impor-
tance to science. which it is not.
Il want to be honest in this, and
right here say that any observations
took were taken, first of all, for my
own satisfaction, to check our line of
march. The constant travelling over
miles of ice and the enduring of pain
engendered in my mind conviction
which no figures could have evoked"
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23
ARIzoNA's FATE IN BALANCE.
Adoption Of Constitution 10 Matter Of
Great Concern.

Washington, D. G. = The election
on the adoption or rejection of a con-
stitution for Arizona probably will be-
held by Jan. Is, 1911. If adopted, the
constitution may be in the hands Of
the president and of congress for ap.
proval before the end of the present
cone>ess, according to the annual re.
port Of Richard e. Sloan, territorial
governor Of Arizona. III this pro.
gram is carried out" he says there
is every reason to expect that the
new state government will be in
operation by the end of the present
fiscal year.
I'VE anticipate such benefits from
admission that the prospect of delay or
the possibility that the constitutions
may not be approved are matters Of
grave concern to our people"
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23
HAsEAs CORPUS FOR CHARLTON
Self Confessed Murderer Seek. Re-
lease From Murder Charge.

New York, N. Y. - Porter Charl.
ton, demanded by the kingdom of Italy
to stand trial for the self-confessed
murder of his wife, Mary Scott Castle
Charlton. at Lake Como, was taken
from Jersey City to Trenton, where
he seeks release by habeas corpus pre-.
ceedings in the United States district
court as against the decision of Secre.
tary Knox of the federal department
Of state that he may be extradited.
Charlton's lawyers say that IL the
habeas corpus proceedings fail, they
will appeal to the supreme court Of
the United States.
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23
ERssTEIN JURY DlsAeR7Es.
Triers Can't Reach Verdict In Case Of
Chicago Attorney.

Chicago. Ill. After twenty
hours deliberation the Jury in the
trial Of Attorney Charles Erbstein,
charged with bribing a juror. an.
nounced it could not agree and was
discharged by Judge Brentano.
One Of the Jurors said the vote ON
the last ballot, taken before the Jury
asked to be released, was z to s for
acquittal. This had been the situa.
tion most Of the time the jury was
out, he said, and when 1t became an.
parent that neither side would accede
to the other they concluded to ask
the court to discharge them.
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23
Body of eaIIoonI.t Ia Sea.

Bremen, Germany. The body OF
Lieutenant Lange, pilot of the balloon
Saar. has been found by q fishing cut
ter in the North Sea. The Saar and
eight other balloons started in race
from Essen On The -Ruhr. Rhenish
Prussia, Nov. 13. Eight of the balloons
made safe landings, but the saar never
was heard from again, although "a
German torpedo boats and other war
craft searched the North Sea for sew.
eral days. Lieutenant Lange. Lieu
tenant Rommeler and civilian. Herr
Zimmerman, were on board the saar
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23
Skull Is Fractured in Boxing.

Philadelphia, Dec. 19.-Edward, alias
Kid" Gardiner, aged 81 years, was
knocked out and probably fatally in.
jured here in six-round boxing match
with Johnny Kain. aged 21.
Gardiner and Kain appeared in one
of the preliminary bouts and for the
first four rounds seemed evenly match.
ed. In the fifth round, however, Kahn
f1oored Gardiner with a right hook to
the jaw. Gardiner was carried from
the ring unconscious with fractured
skull and has not regained conscious.
ness. Kain was arrested.
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23
ROADS TRY TO AVERT STRIKE.
Western Lines Ask NeiIi and Knapp
to Mediate.

Chicago. Ill. = The Erdman act
was invoked by 81 western railroads
as a means Of averting strike threat
ened by engineers to enforce their de-
mands for an increased wage schedule.
A formal appeal was addressed to
United States Commissioner of Labor
Charles P. Neill, and to Chairman Mar
tin Knapp. Of the interstate commerce
commission, to act as mediators and
try to effect satisfactory settlement
Of wages.
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23
TO BUST ELECTRIC TRUST
GOVERNMENT DECIDES TO FIGHT
COMBINE IN SECTIONS.
Will Eclipse Standard Oil Case and
Cost Uncle Sam q
Million.

Washington, Dec. 16.-Before New
Years day, a bill in equity against ont
section of the so-called electrical trus
will be filed in some United State.
court east of the Mississippi river.
1ney will begin what the depart
ment of justice considers the nam
moth trust busting suit of its histor,
and one which involves a test of the
Sherman law never brought before
The governments case will depend
largely upon the Interpretation of the
patent laws.
one OF the governments prosecutors
says that when the action is instituted
1t Will be recognized as far eclipsine
the Standard Oil case in magnitude
and public importance, and one con
servative estimate is that it will cost
the government no less than 81 ,OOO. 900
to prosecute.
This latter fact is said to be the
answer of the department of justice to
criticisms of delay.
Attorney General Wickersham was
unwilling to involve the government in
that great expense without the fulles,
investigation of it's chances of proving
what it will allege.
The investigation is not completed
but 1T has disclosed an object of at
tack Of such proportions that the de,
partment of justice has abandoned any
idea of tacking the combine as a whole
and intends to fight the so-called trust
in sections.
The bill soon to be filed will be
against one of the 1S or 20 divisions OF
the alleged combine which investigat.
ors of the department of justice report
having found doing business under 9
general head. All the commodities in
the use of electricity have been di.
vided in groups, the investigators say
and all of them are controlled by .
central organization.
Incandescent lights are said to be
controlled by one group, copper wire
by another, street car motors by an.
other. Transforming machinery by still
another and so on, down the list Of
electrical appliances.
The government will file it's first suit
against one Of those sections and fol
low it up by actions against the Others
as fast as investigations are complet
ed.
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23
COLD IS FATAL IN NEW YORK
Four Deaths and Much SUFFERING lr
Wake Of Frigid Blast.

New York. N. Y. = New York il
still in the grip Of the first cold wave
of the winter. Already four deaths
have been reported and it is almost
impossible to estimate the suffering
brought to the starving and homeless
by the sudden drop in temperature
The municipal lodging house, which
holds seven hundred fifty persons. IL
full.
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23
Strike HaIts Winnipeg Cars.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. = The
street car. system is tied up by a
strike. the company having refused
to reinstate prominent union officers
who had been disciplined for drink
ing in barroom. Six hundred of the
employees before arbitration proceed.
ings swore they had been in the habit
of drinking in bars while in uniform
and had not been disciplined. The
feeling is very bitter between the COM
pany and the men. Four years ago
the company had a strike on its hands
which lasted 10 days. the men gain
ing concessions.
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23
!CIN ANTS RECllPl|' PROCIIy
FREE TRADE WITH GREAT sRlT.
AIN ALSO URGED.
Their Demands Will % Brought es
fore Canadian Parliament at
Once.

Ottawa. Ont. - Reciprocity with
the United States and free trade with
Great Britain were the demands which
the big farmers convention which met
here. agreed to put up to the Cana.
dian government. The decision was
reached after q four.hour meeting from
which all but delegates were excluded.
There were other resolutions calling
for the operation Of the Hudson Bay
railroad by the government and gov.
ernment ownership Of terminal eleva-
tors, but the tariff resolution is re.
garded as the important result Of the
conference.
The resolution asks for the follow.
ing:
Reciprocal free trade between
the United States and Canada in all
horticultural, agricultural and animal
products. spraying material, fertilizers.
fuel Illuminating and lubricating oils,
cement. fish and lumber.
"2-Reciprocal free trade between
the two countries in all agricultural
implements, machinery, vehicles and
parts thereof.
"s-An immediate lowering of the
duties Of all British imports to one.
half the rates charged under the gen.
eral tariff whatever these may be,
That any trade advantages given the
United States in reciprocal trade re.
lattons be extended to Great Britain.
4-For such reduction of the re.
naming preferential tariff as will in
sure the establishment of complete
free trade between the Dominion and
the mother country within ten years.
"5-That the farmers of this coun.
try are willing to face direct taxation
in such form as may be advisable to
make up the revenue loss under new
tariff relations"
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23
FIND BODY HANGING ON A1REE
Dakotan Discovers Frozen corpse-
Suicide 10 Alleged.

DAadwood, s. D., Dec. 19.-Frozer
and hanging from the limb of tree
in a gulch not far from his home, thu
body of Henry Swander of Central
City, who disappeared more than 9
month ago. was found by a neighbor.
1t is supposed tnat Swander, who wai
46 years old, wandered away while
temporarily deranged and took his life
The pioneer express., 1910-12-23

I'VE are assured that men are
drinking less nowadays" observes the
philadelphia Inquirer. 'but how is II
that the internal revenue increases sc
fast?" The census figures of 1910
hay help you. brother.