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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-01
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
STATE TICKER

For Governor
LEE CRUCE
For Lieutenant Governor
J. J. Nc ALEsTER
FOR State Treasurer
RoBERT DUNLOP
supt. Of Public Instruction
r. II. WILSON
ATTORNEY General
CHARLES WEST
Commissioner Of Charities
KATE BARNARD
Labor Commissioned
CHAs. +. DAUGHERTY
Corporation Commissioner
GEORGE A. HENSHAW
Pres. Board Of Agriculture
THOMAS BRYAN
STATE Printer
GILES FARRIS
State Inspector and Examiner
G. A. TAYLOR
Mine. Inspector
ED BOYLE
Insurance Commissioner
p. A. BALLARD
Clerk Supreme Court,
W. n. l.. CAMPBELL"
for Associate Justice
NJ. J. KANE
J. j. DUNN
Congress 2nd, Distric.
e L. FULToNTss. .
District Judge 10Th. District .
FRANK NJ. BAILEY
stste'sehator 10Th, District
JOE SMITH
GEO. W. BAREFOOT
Representative
II. n. CHRISTIAN
G. NJ. FULLER
For Pictorial ReDrese3tative, ssCaddc
Cleveland,aod Canadian counties. ,..,. sss.
DAN W. PEERY
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-01
IMPORTANT

To the ladies Of Anadarko and Caddo
County.
For the next 30 days the Anadarko
Wall Paper House will make a dis
count Of 25 percent on all wallpaper
above l5c per roll. Remnants at
your own price.
&C. If Herman Franz, Prop.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-01
For Sale Or Trade

Horse. buggy and harness. See
Mrs White at Southern Hotel. diff
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-01

For Rent Two fine rooms furnish.
ed or unfurnished. Mrs NJ. F. Baum.
COL West Broadway 99.d6
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-10-01

Mrs Jennie Cook who has been visit
ing the family of her sister-inlaw,
Mrs D II Upton, recently deceased,
returned to her home at Kincaid,
Kas. Friday.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

@r ipar aft genug, Inn eS better 81
millen. ST. pergel1Oete fo1tbare 3elt>
inoen1 er freie Weoi5inen bon fragli=
d)em @ertb nit per5meifelter Mnltren=
glr1g 5l1r @ie0ererlangl1ng leiner Sc
luno6eit Der ud)te. 3llebt munoerte
er lib ielbit iiber feline 2eidtglaubig=
felt = 0oB er oaran glauben %fonnte,
etmas fir nihts 81 erbalten. @ntmu=
tbigt ooa fliiger %gemoroen, fling ct
an 0as alte, bemabrte &rauter=Seil=
mittel, 5ornis Mlpenfr6uter, 81 &C.
brauden> uno beute lit er oes 2obes
pou iiber Sic er5ielten &eiultate.
6orni's Mpenfruuter lit feline Mpo=
tbefer=Me0i5in. @r miro Sen franfen
9e1ten 0ireft geliefert 0urh Spe5iol=
ngenten, angeiteut bon Sen Gigentbil=
meru, Or. Yeter Jabrnep & Cons
60, 1875 Soatb &opne @pe., @bi=
cogo, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
nrtbcilcn Sic ielbit,

melhes 0os bette 8ier gu Sbrem
Donfiogungsmal lei. @enn Sic DID
!9eibelberger einmal err udt baben, 10
fann mor1 5ebn gegen ems metten, OaB
Sic fem on6eres molen, ga Sn Sci
Selberger alien perninftigen Mnfor6e=
ru11gen in 8e5us :auf ein l6madbofteS,
n%abrbaftes un6 in ieoer 8e5iebung 5u=
frie0enl telenoes 2.,fel= un0 Samilien-
getrdnf entipridt. Dis &ei6elberger
oorf oem @eiun6en 5lr 2abung 10
mie 0em 59maden 6,1r Starfung emf
problem mer0en. &rttf e @tmmer
8raugeieQidaft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

Der oeutlbe 2eutnant Siegfrie0
@efm, ser in ortsmoutb, England, ols
Spion perbaftet murOe, neil CT Sfi5-
sen oeS oortigen @afens 5eidnete, fat
lib idul0ig betannt, uno mur0e INT
ter $1210-8 iirgi6aft geitelt, UNI ibn
5ll p%erbinnerl, feline Ibatigfeit in
gnglo1o meiter fort5uieben @r fann
pom @liid iagen, 10 bilig oapon ge=
fommen 81 iein, es lit gber a16 an5l-
nebmen, 0aB lein Gergeben nidt 10
iblinm gemelen lit, mie onfangs &C.
meloet miir0e, o0er min mon bur6 Die
bemieI ene Miloe oas Oeutidye Nei6s=
gerid)t peranlaiien, al1d gegen Ste eng
/ iden Sffi3iere, Sic alS Spione auf
Ser Sniel Gorfum feltgenommen 1pur=
oeL Miloe molten 81 loiien?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
&ans mno Sol.
anr5gefaftc @rnmbreselm fMr BEN
@tcg5mdter.

CRIES @ebot. = Sin GROCER Sbe1l
ser Giebalter legt allein @ertb auf
Sic groBe 5tiid5abl leincS Giebltau=
0es, unbefiimmert 6arln1, Oh ct Ste
groBe 3ab1 @ieb o16 reiblib gu fit
tern i'm ltonbe lit. Mls erite @runo=
regel bei ser 8ie6baltung mub aber
ongenommel1 mer0en, oaB flint Stid
Gieb gut inns rei6lid, ober n16 5ped=
mQBig gefiittert, einen grDBeren Neu=
ten gebel1 l1n0 belleren Diinger lie
fern als 5ebn 5tiid @ieb, melden nit
oem g%egebenen Sl1tter a1ur our Notb
0os 2eben erbalten miro. @er mebr
Gieb bqlt, als er ret9li6 5n ernab=
rem permag, lit Elm i6le6ter 8irtb=
l6ofter un0 mir0 niemals Nuben err
5ielen, 6eSbalb audi feline 6reuoe an
leiner 8iebbaltung baben.
Sic &ungerfur im @inter aber
ml1B a~ufgegeben meroen> ga 0ieielbe
MIR Nadtbeile bringt un0 BEL 0erlel=
ben ieoer 6orti6ritt lit Ser Gieb=
3uft ousgeidlollen lift. Mangelbafte
@%rndbrnng NIT retnem 5%trobfutter
5ebrt 0en iiber CONNER er3eugten 3u=
mods mieoer auf un0 lit baufig Sic
l1rlade bon E%uberfuloie, Morfflui=
liafeit. @Glber1terbe1 uno lonitigen
empfinoli6en @inbuBen int Giebitau.
@eidli6 un6 %5pedmaBig ernabrte
Gbiere pergelten 0as ibnen 5uge1penoe=
te Sutter aub reidli6, 6enn es lie=
fern menige, aber gut %genabrte Sbie=
re mebr un0 au6 beiieren Dinger als
piele our &ungerfur perurtbeilte.
3meites @ebot. = 59on Sic
Menidli6feit perlangt, 6ab Sen
&austbieren, melde uns auf peridie-
0ene @eiie 6ienen, gorgfalt 5ugemen=
set miro. Mber al16 ser @el6beutel
oes giebbolters fam nur bel gutter
@artung 1r11o Eflege Ser @austbiere
iib 5u%frieoen geben. u@ut geputt lit
balb gefiittert," iagt oas alte Spri6=
mort, lomit lit &einli6feit int 5ta1
un6 6l1tter un0 aub cine quite Saut=
pflege gu eriprieB1idem @eoeiben Ser
&oustbiere n0tbig l1n0 fat Elm gutter
@irtbiGofter 5u iorgen, 6aB Sro=
nung m1o &einli6feit int Stalle BERT
lden, 6l1tter un0 Melf5eiten piinft=
lid ei%ngebalten merben nn0 mogliblt
glei6mdBig gefittert un0 Ser l1eber=
gang bet 5uttermehiel MIR aQmab=
li6 b~on5ogen nitro.
9ie 8eadtung Sic er &egel be-
mobrt Dor mandem empfin0li6em
Shoben un0 lit Ser Mangel an &ein=
lidfeit MIR 5u oft sic permeintlthe
&ere, melde Sen grtrag ser Wil9-
mirtbidaft beeintra@tigt.
Drittes @ebpt. = @enn ser Mpfel
ni6t meit bonn Stamme fdlt, 10 miro
audi in ser @ieb5udt sic Ma65u@t
bon sen @lterntbieren abbdngen. Da
nun baufig @reu5ungspro6ufte als
3u9ttbtere in SEN @un6el fommen, 10
iino oesbolb Sic er3ielten grfolge III
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

3m Sen midtiglten Sragen, Sic Ser
Ioglll1g Ser 6eoeration Of 2obor por=
liege11, gebort Sic Ser fiinftigen Stel=
llrngnobn1e sur Yolitif, aftlpes lelblt=
It6noige5 gingreifen, mie Sic So5ia=
lilten es mpuen, ooer 8el branfung
auf Sic rein gemerflbaftliben S11te=
relIen, Sic freilid mitlnter a1d Sc
5iebung CUR Holitif buben miilien> iif
inoel1en je no6 MaBgabe Ser nm=
1t6noe an bieie ooer iene 8emegun1
anlebnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

Die uNrilon Mliociation" BON Seem
Dorf empfieblt in ibrem Sobresbe=
ridte, iugenolihe Milietbater in BE-
ionoeren @elierungSanitalten unter5nz
bringen, mo- tie gu tiidtigen Nrbei=
tern oltsgebilbet mer0en iollten, &C.
Notwithstanding 2on0ltreider nud
&olonien SIT ien0en, no iie gu &C.
merbliden Mrbeiten uno MGerbau an=
5u6olten leier1, un0. Srunfenboloe in
belonberen @ospitdlern 6arlnen nno
iu0u1trieQen &plonien 5u %beba0eln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
@erametbDlenetetramtn

lit ser Name elmer oeutiden @bemifo=
lie, elmer ser pielen m%ertbbouen Sn=
greoien5en 6es Solep Mierenbeilmit=
tells. Observation-Disclosures miro
bon Sen me6i5iniiden Eertbiidern nro
Mntoritdten uls elm urin=Mei0, 0as
l0sbor uno antiieptiid fir Sen nrtrt
1T, anerfonnt. Mebmt 6olep'S Nie=
renmittel prompt beim eriten Set
hen BON Mierenfranfbett uno berbutet
eine ernIte @rfranfung. Molitor Drng
5tore.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

gen perantmortlid bdlt> no oo6 nidt
ser Hraiioent fit Sen Mori6-Asapne=
Iarif perantmortlib it, lol1oern Der
uuter SEM 3iftat ser Sntereiien ge=
ltanoene &ongreb. ln0 oaB Serr
300 iepelt gero0e 0ieien Eunft ber=
mtsgreiit, mltB l11 10 mebr anffal=
len, ais oo1 gera0e CT Ser Sarlffrage
10 melt als m0glib aus oem 8ege ge-
aongen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

@errn &enrp Mebrling, SEM frlbc=
rem Stuff unieres WuleumS lno be-
ceutenoem Noturfori6er, Oem Ste bie=
lige 8iirgeri 9aft Elm frennolibes Mn=
ge0enfen bemobrt fat, lit cine bemer<
fensmertbe MuS5eidnltng mioerfabren.
Sn 2on0on fin0et namli6 I'M Sannar
1912 cine tnternationale @artenbar=
Musi telung 1tatt un0 0as Mrrange=
ments= &omitee fat Serrn Nebrling,
Ser gegenmartig in Slorioa cine bon
ser 8un0esregierung unterbaltene
botanilde Decentralization leitet, in
Mnbetra6t ieiner groBen geroienlte
nm sic 3uht ieltener 8lumen nno
Yflon5en 5um ~a11smartigen @bren=
mitglieo" gemdblt. 3as lit cine @bre,
Sic r1ur Mdnnern 5utbeil miro, Sic
auf 0ielem @ebiete 51 Sen internatio=
nalen Mutoritdten gerebnet mer6e1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Observation-Disclosures

SIN S6abamtsoepartement IN
Molbington geben jebt mieoer groBe
Mengen ibmubigen EapiergeloeS be-
bufs ginloiung resp. nmtaul6 gegen
nereS @elo Elm. 5orgfdltige Inter
il1d)l1ngen baben nun crgeben, oaB
Dies %opiergel0 nit &ranfbeitserre=
germ ppliton0ig beOedt lit. IS mnr=
SEN barouf Ba5iqen offer glrt el1toedt,
0orunter iolhe BON Grippe Suber=
fuloje, 9ipbtberitis etc. SIM Dnr9=
Idnitt mrroen nidt me1iger alS 1872
500 8n5iaen auf einem @el0i6ein
porgefun0en, Ser iid 0aour6 als Ell
1er ser gefdbrliGlten &ranf6eitSper=
6reiter ermei1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

SEER otto Saul, Milmaufee, @is.,
1agt, 6olep's &oneD ans &ar lit nod
mebr alS 0as beite. Ct l6retbt unS:
SHE Scene, sic es fauften, oenfen,
ps lit 0as 8eite fir &uiten uno CT
faltl1ngen, mas Tie lie batten, uno ib
gloube, es 1T nod mebr als oas be-
lte. TIMER v8abp" batte cine idlim=
me grfGltung un6 pur6e 1T einem Sa=
qe oapon gebeilt. @mpfangen Sic ge-
!faaigit meinen 9anf." Molitors
Mpottefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24

Sun ieiner Meil e INN Die @elt lit
fiir5lib &riegsi efretar Diflnion bein=
gefe6rt. CT bat Sic &eiie I'M Nnftro=
&c ces Yrdiioenten Gait unternom=
men un0 NOR auf ibr bon leiner @at-
tin begleitet, oerenMitnabme natiirllb
nid)t I'M Muftroge oeS Yral loenten err
folgte. gs mdre oaber il1terellant 81
erfobren, Oh Sic Soften fir Die Netle
ser 6rol1 Gidiuion bon ser 9unoes=
fulie getrogen merOen. Ser &riegsle=
fretGr bot BON ser &eiie rei6e Grfab=
rnn1en, Be onOers aus 0el1t1dlano,
uno feline @attin fat ii6 cine &obin
gleibfous aus 9eutiblano mitge=
bra6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
SmtereNamtes 2luerlet

M(gemein geriibmt miro in Deutld-
lano Sic idnelle Mrbeit Ser 8erliner
Nnli5ei bel ser Mnfflarl1ng bon meb=
rerel1 &apitalperbreben, Sic lestbtn
IN ser oeutlben @eidsbaaptltaot pal
iirten. 81 gelang' es, trob oiirfti=
ger Spl1ren sen Geriiber zines 9op=
pelmoroes, ser bel einem ginbrl1tb er=
folgt mar, binnen pieruno5lpan5lg
5tl1noe, 5u ermitteln lu1o oingfelt 81
MAIDEN. SSu Ser amerifanil6en Me-
tropple beoorf es meiit ifon lebr oel1t=
liGer Spl1ren, menn NAL Die Ml1ffla=
rurg zines ser 5ablrei6en in Seem
Oorf beaongenen Nforoe gelingen lon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Gnolid fat SEER &ooiepelt oas


Gnblid fat SEER &ooiepelt 0as
longe 5dmeigen gebroden. Mber es
iit@niht piel, mas er ST. iagen bat,
uno rod 0o5u BON menig 8eoel1tung.
9oB Ser &f fir SEN 6orti6ritt
meiter porangeben miro, lit ielbitper=
itdn0lid, nl1r laBt er oas Eublifum
nibt miii en-, mie n11O no er i'm 5u
fiibren ge0enft, 0aB es ieinen bisbe-
rigen Muftreten entlpridt. Miinolid
fat er ieiner Grflarung nod einen
nnld0nen Mngriff o1f sic M0miniitra=
ton bin5ugefiigt, in0em er lie fir Sic
Midterfiillung Ser S%arifperi predun-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-24
Sd farterte ttIbtt net.
1tett 8tu1t6aoett.
Sd iperbe Sbnet aeieen tuie sic ben Sbrt9eit
tnrteret1 fSntett. 1n0 atuQr f0ftetftet.

Seit Sabren par t6 biIflos unb rtubte ba8
@ett bitten ueeen zines boppelten Bru1f@a6ens.
So berfubte bieIe berf9ieoene 4rtett bon grl.@.
eeraSesl eefabrii6p arS fein 81: fonnte Ser. Bru@
3nriidbalten. 9ie ster5te ,fagte1, baB i9 iterben
11iibte, perrt i'd nidt apertert lperoe: so taui9te
elmer einfaben Metbobe. tueIbe i'd entoedte.
Sebermanl1 fam oieielbe gebranden uno Id
tenoe tie unen1eeltli9 a1 etne1l Seoer. Der mir
qua uub ihideu Gle eS mir heute:
New-York tribune., 1910-04-04
SOCIETY BLACK HANDER"?
Alleged Blackmailer Trapped at
Hanna Monument.

Cleveland. April 3.-Harry l.. Morris.
we'll known I'm Cleveland society. was
arrested late last night by United states
Secret Service men on charge Of using
the mails in an attempt TO blaCkmail.
Morris was arrested i'm University Cir
Gle. whore decoy package. ostensibly
containing S2.eln in banknotes. had been
deposited on the steps cf Senator NJ. \.
Hanna's monument
Tho federal authorities were called on
complaint OF Mrs. l.. -. Caswell, who
lives on Euclid Heights. Mrs. Caswell
displayed two letters demanding the
sum mentioned upon penalty of the
burning Of her home and the killing of
her three children. The blackmailer also
conversed with her over the telephone,
repeating the demands and instructing
her to place the money on the steps Of
tho Hanna monument
In a search Of Morris's apartments II
is said discriminating evidence was dis
covered. The young man is said to be
engaged To the daughter OF a wealthy
man and 10 have planned wedding in
the near future. Morris was released
under bail fixed in q midnight session of
the Commissioners court.
Morris has been for some time i'm pc
cuniary difficulties according to investi-
cations made here to-day. He belongs 70
q prominent family. The Secret Service
mon viii investigate story that others
We're associated with him IN his alleged
attempt At hlackmail
New-York tribune., 1910-04-04
MEET RELATIVES
Party Join in Singing Aud
Lang Svne" at Organ Recital.

P,ttSGurS. April Nj. ana NrS- NIui'"
carnegie welcomed nearly twoscor' rela-
rl,-os At au informal family reception IN
the Hotel Schenley this afternoon. Later
,h. entire party attended tho free organ re
citsI i'm Carnegie Music Han near by.
Charles !leinroth. director of music ~ the
institute. entertained the large audience
,,-itb trc work OF masters, but An cNTs
Amid Ling Svuc''-vas the most appre"i-
ated II brought NJ. carnegie t" his feet.
ard beamiue with smiles. he joined hands
with the family. all singing the familiar air
Ito appeared To cuiov tho day immensely
.-.a in d, short address at TN" recital he Dc
.lared that the musical treat cappeo inc
ciiulaN OF an cNtraordinarily pleasant NlSll
To- FttSburg lie preached 4 httr sermon
90. -.I.r,tuerEood.' 80 and in conclusion Sdld e
..'Tho post preparation for An after lte u
TO live this one well.
IBiS vigorous gestures, hts keen apprecla-
ti.u OF thiug~ and frequent smu"s We're
,.roucp 70 rcfute tn" reports "t ms lI
hoalfl VI led al his relatives back 10 'h'
lotcl and had them iU for tea. Tho TartS
'-,luaod rolrr first ,ovripS Nj. snd MIS-
/ N Morris and Mrs. Thomas NcHenna.
81 Pi;tshurg and Miss NYra Hogan. OF
Philadelphia. Tho others W"r" second
,.Blrgiu-.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-04
KILL BLACKHAND INFORMER.
Lured Into st. Louis Clubroom
and Assassinated.

-. Louis. April %.-Peter Cordone.
SiciIian. was murdered i'm the 81 Louis
headquarters of the Mata to-day for
giving information about the Black
Hand operations Of SomC OF its rlem-
hors. it is said. Cordonc was lured to
the cluhroom with an invitation 10 at
tend a celebration. His body was found
riddlcd with bullets i'm the deserted club
room. \ score of Siciiisns were ar
rested.
Cordonc was charged with divulEine
the mans Of alleged Black Handlers TO
.Ntort 5000 from Louis Lumaghi.
wealthy mine operator Of Collinsviile,
III. last December The blackmaiers
were captured through the use of stage
money. and one is nov serving SEN
toucc Of from one to- fourteen years IN
Tho penitcntiary Cordone vas advised
shortly after this mans conviction that
b, would loo assassinated.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-04
DIAMOND PENDANT FOR BAIL
Lacking Sufficient Money. Autoist s
Daughter Relieves Sitnation.

Colonel Joseph =. Fletcher. Of Providence,
gave his daughters diamond pendant.
valued At $50 taiI for his chauffeur yes
terday when the chauffeur. Ejrstz oswald.
was arrested for speeding ON the Nerrick
Road. Queens Borough.
ON alshttug from tho autowohiIe-at the
police station az Jamaica colonel Fletcher
sharply reprimauded the chauffeur for viO-
lating the speed law. and said he would
not bail him out. as n would serve him
right 10 be locked up for a night. Finally
the colonel relented and asked the Geuteu-
ant ir charge what hail was wanted. ADDING
that he had little MONEY with him. The
lieutenant Said that " no did not have
enough money the colonel could leave the
automobile. but this did not suit him
Colonel Fletcher'S daughter had remained
iu tho automobile and he went cut 10 her
returning Immediately with the diamond
pendant. which was accepted as bail and
tho chauffeur was released. lie is 20 b.
arraigned TO-DAY
New-York tribune., 1910-04-04
WOLTER'S MOTHER I'LL.
Does Not Know Son Has Been
Indicted-Father Talks.

Mrs Anna WOlter, the mother Of Albert
". Wolter who is charged with the murder
Of Ruth Wheeler the ffteen-year-old ste
uogranher. is seriously I'm at her home No.
1G East SD street Mrs. Wolter has not
been told that her son has been indicted
by the grand jury and that he is 10 he tri+d
for his life on April Is
Carl : Wolter. the father of the boy. IS
also broken down as tho result of the dis
closures which fellow ed the murder Of Ruth
Wheeler When he was seen by Tribune
reporter Yesterday he said that he would
again visit his son At the TOmbs to-day.
He said he was stilI convinced that the boy
was innocent.
In spite Of the strong evidence which
has been brought against Albert. ! cannot
think him \ murderer. They say that he
Iursd several girls to his fat and that he
finally got Ruth Wheeler into the room
where her body was found. They say that
Albert was the only man in the rooms
where the girl was killed.
NV bo, must show these things 2" no
untrue and 7 am sure that the truth will
come out whom the jury hears the case. '
thipl, = New York jury is fair. and trust
them to weigh the evidence which 1 be
love will save Albert from death
Mrs. Wolter was I'm he'd when her huS-
bapJ decided tC make the above statement
She overheard something that ne said. and
then. forgetting her weakness, asked II her
son really had been held for the murder 80
E1ith Wheeler Mr. Wolter assured her
that the authorities had net vet completed
their examination.
Wallace ~ Scott the lawyer for the de
fence. spent yesterday preparing tho cas@-
He said that no also visited % number IT
places where Vclt"r formerly lived MI
scott would not say what ne had learned
during his investigation.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-04
PROTEST AGAINST STAGE JEW.
Rabbi Urges Campaign to Put an
End 10 Uniust Caricatnres.

The Rev. Ut JCsepG Silvcrmau. rabbi of
Temple Emsnu-Ei. in his morning lecture
yesterday. advocated the inaugura tion bv
the Jews cf a campaigr against The csrI-
caturiug ~ the Jew i'm the pdhlic press ahG
on the stage.
lie referred Go the protest made by the
irish against the stage representation o.
that race. and said thcy had succeeded ia
banishinC Tho stage Ir,shman 90 the do.ol,u
OF discarded property and rejected r3lnu-
scripts Iie fhoIght the same could b.
done With the stage Jew by a vigorous cam
pagu cf protest
Rabbi Silverrren called the character Of
Shylock a prostitution Of Shakespeare s tai
est and declared IL was against public
policy that the Merchant cf Venice" should
be read In the public schools
The gross caricature ot the Jew as ne
appears In some " the magazines. IN some
of the newspapers and on the stage II sn
injustice 90 tha 'ec,-h people." he added
'.Tur stase E-- e. --e-.-c iu ouf ucstriIs.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-04
5000 VISIT CoNEY ISLAND.
Midsummer Entertainment for
All at Resort with Lid" Of.

roDev Island clipped Of rbe last string
. inter yesterday with 4 crowd - Scr-
'~t,.-fvc thousand people, who WANDERED
from ono oud II the beach 20 the other and
stopped long enough on sur avenue 10 give
trs hotels and shoVmen an idea 81 u-ha.
they arc to expect this summer. Il was ono
r. the biz days which arc marked down
s. starter Tor = prosperous season.
on tho Bowor1- the scenic RAILWAYS rat
f.'l along a. death oefyiug speed. which
ns6c tlo thriIlers 81 last wear seem like
back ooor slides THen there ucro INC
:r...l-itudfnous other devices which had l,oe'
res1ed 20 completion for tho spring crowds
A. tfo beach The lfeboais and hath
loIee" were srimmerinE iu uevy ~ iur. IN
e'-iCon~o ~ improvements 20 bo expected
~ rn fhr ha-hirE season opens 4 fcr- -
f-" Arctic riun" nonbere rushed into ia,
r-ra- They broke speed records on tb.
'a" back 10 Pho hath houses. but tho. sal.
'17f f09 water was warm. 4 briel, breez,
fro- rho ooean wac enough 20 ,.ar--fr,,,
'.''' "0 'no beach that tHe hatror, had %
f""o rosron for makirE hsetv exit from
'.' "~f'f- IN fao'. thcre woro few who
f.r ro' end IN ovorcoat comfortable
orer Island never knew "a lid The
"lest i0hslffsnf raid rlat -ne md -.
f"o strong end aIv-a,e rleu. d, Of
Fa'N fHe German gardens and Chs, conner,
h..- ".'rc f.I'i 20 fHe Iirrf 7l,. r..--, az
fhe moving rir'U~o machine. .rilirc,r ,,..
err-r-er. -H5 .au5vir..o- vI.,r. ,,.~.... ,,..,.5
O. tlr t-HIss
Efis.gh '-rer r.1a-5 .rr.,-s,r,,, ..
~-ru-3e .n -rIaeruua- -f.fs. fi.,.r.. ,,,,,, ,,.,
os~s r'--es lur- PARK ana Br.4u-l.u.r
i~edor., THoWg-or uss ou hand b.. ,e.
Etsuf "'.-f re f- I.r.r.....ir.- i'm So, 49,. .
New-York tribune., 1910-04-04
JOHN GIPTNS NEW STEED.
Unwilling RicyClist Rides Into Station
House and Startles Reserves.

The lieutenant on the desk and the 70
serve officers of the Kingshridge station
were startled last evening, whom vouns
man on bicycle suddenly rode NJ the
steps. past the desk and into tho squad
room. where ho ran into table. The youug
man. Autonio Nucciacri". Of No so AIpany
Road. was thrown against the wall Ills
forehead and left arm We're cut and n" was
stunned
when he recovered he told the officers
that he had lost control Of his wheel I'm De
scondiug Perot street. n road that runs 1t
right angles with kin-sbrdgc Road ana
.u.is directly IN front Of IN" kiu=sbridGe
station lie said ho kept gaining headway
and that when ris wheel :truck the steps
iu fort oc tho station house door IL bound
e. NJ the steps and through the door lie
MAS taken to Tordham Hospital
New-York tribune., 1910-04-04
LIEUT.. sHACKLEToN EXPLAINS.
Poor Advertising and Small Crowd
Cause Lecture Postponement

Lieutenant Sir Ernest ~ Shacketon, the
explorer. when seen at ~" Hotel Gotham
last night said regarding his refusal To
appear at Pro, iden.c or Saturday before a
handful of people.
II found that. owing 10 lack of adVcrtis-
ing bv the civic Forum Lecture Bureau,
there were 50 few persons In the house that
I could not possibly go on with the lecture.
80 / cancelled the evening lecture a vel.
I vtII not DENY that ! was annoy ed, but I
am sure there WAS mistake soIneWherc.
which I hone viii not occur again. Shall
6t NV dates at N0TCcst@r to morrow, Just
tho same. and shall pronabiy go back 60
Providence later As ! understand that ~ -
a nne city. and that the people are de
sIrous or hearing the lecture.
Tady Sh.rkIeton also expressed her dis
suppIutmeut Al the small audieuc" in fr"tl y
.I.,--. after the 'o~d'ai reception Ntf nus
band r..stct IA Ctnei -ttie- where Lc "a
i.rtuitd.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-04
DEAD. HURT. IN AUTO SMASH

Rockford ILL.,. April 3-Dr. Penn w.
Ransom was killed and four companions
were injured when an automobile In which
they were riding here last night turned
turtle. crushing Dr. Ransom, who was AZ
the wheel. The injured are W y. keat-
ing. Of Rock ford. Y W. Neptune. Of Thorn
town. Ind George OStrom. Of Poplar
Grove. and Merton Morgan. Of Elgin.