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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-11
Sraubenpreiie.
Nut bri6t @iien.

9ie 9totpenOt0teit zines 0emeiniameu
@Or9ebens Der g8einbauern in Gali=
fornleu gum S6uBe t6rer et9enen S$lt~
terelien lit our6 Die i6le6ten @ein=
prelIe Der leBten SABRE orin9eno 9e=
moroen.
Q8ir erinnern un5 zines Qbnll6en
5Saues pOr flint Sabren in Siio 6rantz
reid, eines Der fru9tbarlten g8einlQn=
Der Der Welt. 9ie g8eiupreiIe tparen
oam0l5 iebr nieort9 uno bic 9rOBen
2Setn6dnoler io9en Die g8etnbauern
aus. Sn elmer Srti6aft, gum geiipiel,
muroen an Die oOrtlge grOBe Q8etn=
banolunQ 80, 600 Settoliter g8ein bon
Seiteu Der 8auern pertauft Al GuberIt
nieoeren Pretien. Tas Weinbaus aber
pertaufte 100, 900 Settoliter Su teueren
YretIeu. Die oetauften 10000 6et=
tOltter Dur0en in ben &ellern in bic
oretfa6e Wteu9e berpanI6t uno Der
g9etnbQnDler ma6te einen ru9ebeuren
9fuBen.
Gtner Gbnli6en Gage iteben mir
leBt in 6altfOrnten 9e9enilbe--. Sn
Stlo=6rantrel6 fiibrte Oas mu6eriibe
Nor9eben Der @roBbQnoler oamals su
etnem bluttgen gufitauoe, Der erlt nit
g9aIien9ewalt unteroriitt weroen tonn=
te.
Sn Stalien linO Die g9einbauern
ebeuf1Qs bon ben SGnolern' bbGn9i9,
oa Stalieu iebr auf ben Grport an9e=
iuieieu lit uno oieier in ben SQnoen
eiltt8er GROCER Mlatler liegt. geoeus
tenO beiler 1iebt es nit ben g3einbaueru
in Geutl6lanO uno Selterreib aus;
I6On oesbalb, tpeif bort Die Sauern
alle tbre Srauben ielber prehsn uno
IN tbre etgenen Seller einlagern, iomit
alio INNER in Der Sage iino aui before
preile gu tparten, neil ia Der @ein in
Den &ellern ni6t peroirbt. 8as ible6=
telte bier in Californian lit, oaB Der
tleine @einbauer ben Wsin nidt islbf
preBt, ionoern bic 5rauben pertauft.
Sas TT Der ihrpade puntt, Der ben
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-11

9roBen SanOlern Die Ma6t eibt, Die
prelIe 81 otttieren. g9enn bic Srauben
relf Itno, lit jeoer Gn9itlid, iie ihnell
81 Oertaufen, neil lie ionlt faulen.
WtelItens peroen lie i6on friiber ton=
trattli6 Derfauft. 60 Iino iol6e Son=
tratte bier 81 Dem fat unmOgli6 i6ei=
nenoen preiIe BON $3.50 per Sonne
ab9eI6loTen Doroen, nQbreno tlr3e
3elt na6ber Der Yreis Der Srauben
Die S0be bon s13 errei6te. Die ein=
sige Siilfe linO 9rOBe 9emeirlame Qa=
9erbQuier, bic BON ben g9einbauern
IeIblt gelettet lueroen, mo- Der @ein fir
lie 9epreBt miro uno lie rubi9 beiiere
pretie abmarten tOnnen.
9luberoem piiroe in oieiem 6Qlle
audi Der Yroiit Oes @roBbdnolers in
Die SaI6e oes g9einbauers fallen. IS
Itno spar peri6ieOene tleine unterne6=
mun9en oieier 9lrt 9e9riinoet woroen,
aber oas Iino nur Nerbinouneen bon
etntgen gSetnbauern, bic ui6t piel gum
S6uBe oes 9llgemeiuen beitra0en
tOnnen, aber trOBoem Siemli6 out 9e=
oetben.
gSas mir pOllen 1T Elm all9emeiner
3uiammenldluB aller @einproou3en=
ten ubne llnterihieo Der Spra6e ODER
gtatlonalttdt, oem bic Snterelen Iino
ia AUDI 9emeiniam.
Giner 9rOBen Gereinigung iteben
audi INNER bic noti9en 8elomittel
ben einselnen Witglieoern, bic es be-
nDtiJen, 5ur geriii9un9, eiuen @elo=
porI6uB auf ben i'm 2a9erbaus ein9e=
la9erten g8eln Su -9eben, Der alleniaQs
Der SObe Der Sraubenpreiie elei6tom=
men tann, 10 oaB Der Bauer. Der nad
Der Grnte INNER @elo benOtigt, aud
IN oieiem Sale 9eoedt 1T.
Viribus units - nit pereiuter
SrGiten - bas mus Der Wabliprud
iein, uno nur auf oieie Dirt fam uns
gebolten peroen. g. s. s.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-11
9epoiit, q. D., 6. 9lu9uit

98alter 81. Midaelis, Seraus9eber
Der SQinots StaatsSeitun9 bon G9ica=
90, lit am Somsta9na9mittao 9e9eu
$50 llbr i'm GQua9a See, eini9e Mei=
len bon 9epOiit, g. D., ertrunten.
9ie Gei6e 1T 9e5Or9en pOroen.
Serr Wti6uelis befano iih nit isiuer
a6t Sabre alten 3o6ter in einem
Yoott. 9a8 Wtdo6en perlor ibren
Sut, uno ais lie Oana6 9riIi, Oerlor
iie oQ8 8lei6gepiht uno fiel tns
MaTer. Der &ater ipran9 ieinem
&inOe na6 uno belt es iolan9e iiber
g8aier, biS feline &rGfte na6gaben.
Veute IN onoeren 8oDteu eilten tbm su
Silfe uno eS 9elon9 tbnen aud, oas
Wt0o6en 81 retten; aber taum mar
0ieie8 in Siderbeit 9ebra6t, ais Der
Noter in ben 6luten Oeriant uno ni6t
mte0er auttalI6te.
0err Wti6aelis bate in Der 2aurel
Cottage nit ieiner Satin unO 3o6ter
9enommen. Gr mar erit
am Samsta9 ein9etrOffen unO mar
@Oit oes 9aitors SOB BON 8roOtlDn.
Yaitor 8oB befano Iih NIT Serrn
in benz Boot, ais bas &ino
tns @aNer fel. 8eioe Serren ipran=
gen oem WtQo6en mad. Serr SoB
tIetterte in nas Boot 3uriit, Inn oas
Gtno aus ben 0dnoen oes @aters in
81 nebmen, uno i'm ielben
2lu9enbltt Iiel Serr Mi4aelis ins
Walier 3uriid. gta6 9lnii6t Der
ller3te, wel6e Die Qei6e unteriu6t
5aben, itarb Serr Mi6aelis augen=
'6einli6 an einem SerSi6la9, oa tein
l8aiier in ben 2un9en 9efunoen purOe.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-11
SSalter M. Mi6aclis lit ertruntem.
Gbicasoer 3eitnngsbcransgeber berunglidte
in Nep Oort &ettete ieine Sodter.
Sprans ibr nad INN ianO encn Ioh i'm cauasa Gee.
Se 2ei6e 1T seborsem morhen.
G bicaao, 6. glu9uit.

SptNuSp, o' NuSuN'
@alter 81. Wt6aelts, wel6er i'm
Squa9a Gee in Sem Dort ertrunten
1T, mar 2eiter uno Seilbaber Der Sllis
nots StaatsSettun9. Sn lebter 3eit
mar er pOlitii6 GuBerlt tdtig. @r mar
PrGiioent Der gereini9ten 8eisli6aften
OOn Chicago unO Sllinois. uub in ben
Ied)s Wtonaten Dor Der lebten Wa9l
ri6tete er iein 9anses glu9eumert boz
raul 3u Oerbtnoern, oaB bic Staot
6btca9o rtrOfen" geben tpiiroe. Mit
ieiner 3eitun9 uno our6 bic 8ereinig-
ten @eielli6aften betdmpfte er bic glntta
SaloOn=2i9a, unb ieinen Semitbunsen
1T es gum Seil Su Derbanteu, oaB bic
GOcal Option 6ra9e ni6t uuf ben
StimmSettel 9eleBt wuroe. 9ta6 Der
S6la6t fam Serr Mt6aelis 3u Der
9lnIi6t, OaB cine &ube i'm 2aufe oieies
SOmmers ibm gut tun wiiroe. @r
perlieb Chicago nit ieiner @uttin uno
aatidbrtgen SO6ter, um ben Spmmer
IN ben NOironoads au perbringen.
Ser @erungliitte mar Elm sobn BON
&i6arO s. Wi6aelis, benz betannten
oeutiden 3eitun9sberaus9eber bon Gbi=
ca9o. ...
Serr Midaelis puroe Dor Al Sabren
in Wtilwautee 9ebOren. Sem Yater
perSO9 eini9e Sabre ipdter mad Chicago
ullo sriinoste bort bic 5reie greiie.
Der Sobn tuuroe in Gbigago er3osen.
ituoicrte 5tuei Sabre lang auf oeuti6en
llniperlitGten uno trat nad ieiner
&iidtebr nit ieinem 8atsr IN oas
3eitun9sgeiddft. Dor mebreren Sab
rem sO9 iid Der dltere Widaelis pom
8ei6dft Suriit uno iein SObn ,puroe
Der 9eiter Der Staatsseitllng.
(Dtilw. Sonnta9sp.)
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-11
ct. petersburg, 6. 9lu9.

- Die @6olera in 8uBlano breitet
Iit nit beunrubi9enoer S6nelli9teit
aus, beIonbers IN ben Iiioll6en Berg
pert8riItritten uno in ct. petersburg,
pie bel Der 9rOBen Gpioemie oes Sabres
1908. 9lmtli6e 3oblen, mel6e am
SQmsta0 per0ientli6t wuroen, sei0en,
DQB in Der nit Dem "a. Suli be0in=
nenoeu 98o6e 15,244 &rQnt6ettsIQQe
lmO 6944 5ooesIQlle CUR &enntniS Der
geb0roen tQmen. 9QOou puroen 1888
9ooesIdle aus Der YroOilB SetQteri=
noslUw 9emeloet umO aus Dem 9erri=
torium Der Donti6eu &oIQten i'm iiio=
llheu &uBlano.
Sin Yeri6t Dou Der Gereinl0unQ
Der &er9pertsbeliBer Qibt bic 2lnSobl
Der 5ooe5TQue i'm Nfinenoitritt ouf
1850 an. Inter ben 2lrbeitern lit cine
Qanit aus9ebrD6en, lmO $4,000 bon
ben 46, 200 8er9leuten Iino 9sfloben.
Sic &er9pertbeiiBer baben lib an Die
&e8ieruu9 9ewonOt NIT Dem Griu6en,
ipe3eQe MuBre9eln 81 treIien CUR
Miloerun9 Der 4onit, Oa ionit bic 60r=
oerru9 bon &oble unO Gr5 i'm iiioll=
den &uBlunO 9ani auT5ubOren OrObe,
Gie &e9ierunQ bat oarauibin eins
SpeSialtommiiiOn ab9eianOt, welds
einen 9eOroneten SonitdtsOienlt idaf=
fen ioa. Sie Ser9mertsbeiiber baben
Iid) beretts ertlGrt, Den 9r6Bten Sell
Der llntoIten Su tra9en.
3ie YrOpinSialre0ierun9 bon Setas
terinoslaW betpilliQte am SamSta9
100000 CUR Setdmpfung Der 6bO=
lera.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-11

gerern am I. Sult metnte ea Der Otm=
mel gang beionoers gut, ibOn beinobe
81 gut. 0abe in metnem Qeben i6on
lan5e nidt 10 oiel MaNer 6erunter
tommen ieben, tpie 9eitern iiber lnIere
Gtoeno.
Sn @lutstbal lit Der Sobn Gbriltian
rOn Gbriitian &ieB NIT Der Mo9O BON
Der Grnte beim9efabren. glls lie btns
ter @litstbal am Sudenber9 iiber oas
g9aner fabren mOllten, puroe Der
99a9en plOBli6 um9ei6miNen. Gr
ielblt uno Die Yferoe iino 9liitlt6 iiber
oos g90Ner getommen, aber oas WGo=
6en muroe bon oem reiBenOen StrOm
nit fOrt9eriien. llnten bel 8liid8tbal
muroe oas arme WQo6en ipdter tot
auf9efunoen.
2lm SOmta9, ben 4. Sult, 1T iiber
unier 9orf ein fur6tbOres 8etultter
nleoerQe0au9en, nit 0o0el uuo einem
9ewOlti9en Sturm fam IS beranQe=
hrQuit. Nier Q0elI6torutQten lpuroeu
um9ewOrfen, 3ieQel OOn ben 9dbern
QeriNeu unD auBeroem nod ieDr oiel
Gbaoen an0eribtet. SOeben babe ib
IN Der SOeIlQer 3eitun9 9eleIen, oab
in 0jroBliebentbal Elm unbeimli6e8
g8etter 9etoSt bat mo audi lebr piel
G60Oen on0erihtet bat. Non 25
0Quiern iouen bic 90her fortQeriIien
WorOen ieln, YferOe iolen um0etOmmen
ielu.
60 lieit man leBt Diel Oon iOlden
llnwettern in SitoruBlanO, mas frii6er
oo6 cine Seltenbeit bier mar mo
INNER nur bon gtOro=
3u leien mar.
Sin b06lt ei9entiimliber @OrfQQ bat
iib in @riQertopOl 5u9etro9en. 3wei
Serren batten Iih in Der &rei8faot'
3iraspol Elm 6ubrwert 0cntietet unD
lieBen Ib nQ6 Gjri9eriopol Ia0ren.
Die 0erren reOeten Dem 6ubrmam 3u,
er iolle fbneller fabren, bod oieier
tDOQte nift, neil er fiir6tete, es niiroe
tbm Elm Yfero trepieren. 9orauf err
ptoerten bic Serreu, OoB iie ben etpa
'rntretenoen S60oen beSablen weroen. |
Der 6ubrmam lleB bann audi bic
Pfer0e laufen, mas Tie tDnnten uno in
angetommen, fubren lie
oetm Staotbaupt Dor. Qlm uQ6lten
Wor8en mar Dem 6ubrmam iein beltes
Pfero trepiert. Qlu5 Gram uno Qeio |
)ariiber bat li6 Der 6ubrmann an Der !
Siir oes StaOtbaupt5 auf9ebQn0t.
Nun, liebe 6reunoe uno 8etannte
lno ale Veier Der rYOit" iowie Serr
ReOatteur, ieiO ale ber3lt6It QeorilBt
'on Gurem alten 6reunoe
@eor9 SieB.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-11

Die oem s. M. Serr sebOrisen orei
Cots in Srameier's slooition, nebit
sutem Saus, Stal. 3iiterne uno
grunnen. uelde sutes Waiier entbal.
ten. Sas sanse 8runoitiid III ein-
sesauut. Sin Sell muB IN bar beSablt
weroen, Der Heit in 5eilsablunsen.
Idbere Musiunft erteilt bic Sohn pieB
9ano COMPANY, gurefa, 8. 8.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-11

Y @orsii9lides uno srquidenoes
SpeiIeeis Gee Grsam) uno Sooauailer
1T itets gu babsn in Der <
Gurefa Apot5sie.
The Washington times., 1910-11-09
AUTO KILLS CHILD
PLAYING BY WHEEL
Sister of Five Runs for Aid
When Machine Backs Over
Douglass Brady.

Returning from the home OF a neigh
Dor, where he had accompanied his i've
year-old sister, Louise, on an GRAND.
and stopping 20 pick up some small
pieces Of ice which had dropped from
a delivery automobile Douglass Brady,
TWO years old. Of Go Fifteenth street
northeast, was crushed 10 death at Fiji
teenth and II streets northeast this
morning.
The children Wore standing In the
rear Of the automobile, and when Rob
ert Gayle, the driver, started 20 back
away from the curb. the child was
borne TO the pavement His skull was
crushed by one Of the wheels.
Crying franticalIy, the boys sister ran
10 the house TO tell her father what had
occurred. while pedestrians picked UP
the body and carried # to a nearby
drug store Later il was taken 10 the
MorSue, where an inquest viii be held
tomorrow.
Gayle, who was taken In custody by
Policeman Jukes. OF the Ninth precinct.
said he did not notice the children May
ing behind the machine He stopped the
moment ne realized anythinr was
wrong, he said
The Washington times., 1910-11-09
GROCER CONVICTED:
MEASURES SHORT

As a result Of the crusade against
the practice Of giving short weights
and measures by grocers and others in
the Distric. two cases Of violations OF
the weights and measures law were
brought into the Police Court this morn
ing.
The first of these was the case OF
Thomas 3. +. Sheahin, a grocer Of I580
II street northwest. who was arrested
on two charges. one Of using measures
which had not been sealed and stamped
by the proper authorities, and the other
alleging that his scales We're faulty. He
was fined $40 and SO on the two counts.
The case Of Mary Finane, the pro-
prietor of d grocery at 2133 Ward place
northwest, was dismissed by the court
after it had taken her personal bond
not TO repeat The offense. Il was shown
that she had placed the weights on
the wrong side Of the balance and that
IL was done through careleSsness and
not with intent TO defraud
The Washington times., 1910-11-09
CONDUIT EXPLOSION
DAMAGES ROADWAY
HurlS Tops of Seven Man
holes in Air and Driver
Has Narrow Escape.

An. explosion Of gas in one Of the
conduits Of the Potimac Electric Power
Company blew the iron tops of seven
manholes in the vicinity Of Seventeenth
and Lamont streets twenty feet i'm the
air, damaging the macadam roadway
considerably, and caused a lot of ex-
element IN the ne ghborhood shortly
before noon today.
The explosion, which was caused by
gas from a Iea5y main. shook the
houses in the vicinity. and many women
rushed hurriedly to the street, thinking
there had been an earthquake. No one
was hurt although the driver OF q de-
livery wagon. who hurried away before
the police could obtain his name. mar
rOWly escaped injury. The wagon was
passing one of the mauhOles when the
cover was hurled In the air
The wheels sank through the ma
cadam as the pavement gave way, but
the horse started running and dragged
the wagon out of the ditch.
Six of the manhOles are located in
Seventeenth street, between KilbOurne
and Lamont, and the other is in La
mont street. The explosion threw FTe
covers in the air Simultaneously. The
pavement was torn UD all around each
manhOle, and the conduit was badly
damaged.
Workmen from the gas and electric
light companies we're hurried to the
scene 20 mako repairs
The Washington times., 1910-11-09
THE WAsHINGTON TnIEs wEDEEsDA9. NovEMBER 9, 1a1o
GRADE PUPILS LEAD
IN ESSAY CONTEST

That interest IN Greater Washing
ton" as an essay is keener among the
pupils Of the graded than Of the high
schools Of the District OF Columbia IS
indicated by the compositions that have
been submitted In the contest for prizes
offered for the literary efforts treat
iEg with this subject
The competition. which has been open
long enough to prove that both its topic
and the generous awards II carries have
aroused a deep interest among the
young citizens Of Washington. has prac-
tically no conditions, except that the
participants must be pupils OF the pub
lie schools OF the District. and must,
IN entering their essays for the prizes.
register their names with Saks & Com
pany, the donors Of the prizes. A re-
ceptacIe, in which the essays are de-
posted as they are received, has been
placed in the Saks store.
The classification OF pupils contest
The Washington times., 1910-11-09
History Of Fat Reduction

Here IS a biz Of history published Tor the
benefit Of the Jyerfat. For many years there
has been published iu the daily press through
OFT the country a home-prcpIrcI recipe for
1verfatuess-the nov famous Marmu.a Pre-
scriptiOn Of an eminent physician. SO doubt
YOU have seen a.. noticed it casually, and
decided that when You had the time you
would try for yourself the merits OF this
mixture Many have successfully used this
harmless remedy - their everlasting Joy and
benefit to health. The same great physician
has condensed his famous Prescription il-e
convenient tablet form, so that you have
only TO take af-er meals and at bedtime
a remarkably pleasant. little tablet contain
ing all the effective pure, harmless mEre-
dents Of the original prescription. The
poUnd-a-day reduction TO your normal SELF
comes without dieting. self-lenial. or eN-
ercIse and leaves no wrinkles OF dah1iuess
MaTmO'a Prescription Tablets are sold by all
druggists or sent postpaid by the Marmgla
Co. 81 Monroe ave. Detroit Mich. The
price is 75c for a large Casa generous
supply.
The Washington times., 1910-11-09

BOSTON. Nov. 9-Revised figures
early today indicate that the plurality
Of Eugene y. F0ss. the Democratic can
oidate for governor, is S3.7s.
Next in Importance 10 the defeat Of
Governor Draper is the possibility thar
the Legislature which was elected yes
terday and which viii elect a United
States Senator next January. may re-
tire Senator Henry Cabot Lodge The
Democrats were unable TO gain control
Of the Legislature, but they have made
such great gains that with the slightest
cooperation between the progressive
Republicans and Democrats Il would be
possible TO defeat Senator Lodge.
The membership Of the next Legis-
lature viii consist Of fifteen Democrats
and twenty-five Republicans in the SEN
ate. and III Democrats. one Socialist,
and l2S Republicans in the house. Al
ready there is a movement on foot TO
make a combination looking to the re-
urement Of Senator Lodge. and this
movement is expected to grow. in view
OF the fact that the Senator has been
compelled 10 bear the brunt Of criticism
for the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill
II is certain that Governor-elect Foss
win do all in his power to foster any
movement looking TO the defeat Of
Lodge. The two men have been political
enemies for many years 1t was the
warfare between Lodge and Foss that
had more 20 do with the Iatter's going
over to the Democratic party than any
other one thing, and in his campaign for
governor this year Foss made Lodge an
issue in every speech he delivered.
Representative Butler Ames has been
an avOwed candidate for the Senate To
succeed Lodge, but il is believed to-
day that his chances have been mate
rally lessened by the manner in which
his vote for Congress was cut down
yesterday from 5000, the plurality given
him two years ago. to less than 500.
Massachusetts viii have FIVE Demo-
cratic members OF Che National House
i'm the SiNty-second Congress. They lost
the Fourteenth district. where Eugene
y Foss was elected at a special cleo
ton one year ago, but this loss was
offset by the defeat Of REPRESENTATIVE
Charles @. Washburn by former Repre-
sentative John A. Thayer, I'm the Third
district.
Boston, as usual, wifi send three
Democratic members % the House one
Of the hottest Congressional fights in
this vicinity was in the Ninth district
where Representative John ~ Keliher
was running as an independent against
William Murray, the Democratic
nominee. William II. oaks. tie Repub-
lican candidate in this district. was
never serious factor.
Representative Andrew j. Peters. the
Democratic candidate for reelection in
the Eleventh district. was elected over
w. Dudley Cotton, the Republican cam
didate, by more than 5000. while In tho
Tenth district James n Curley the
Democratic candidate, easily defeated j.
Mitchell Calvin.
n the Fourth district. which was for
merly represented by John Q. Thrill,
who died after the adjournment of Con-
gress John J. Mitchell Democrat. de-
feated w. II. Wilder, Republican
The Washington times., 1910-11-09
TAFT NOT TALKING,
SMILE STILL THERE
President Has No Intention
of Commenting Now on
Results.

The White House is silent on the
subject Of yesterdays election. The
President viii have nothing to say.
If the defeat of Roosevelt and the
q. o. z. had depressing effect upon
Mr.. Taft IL was not in evidence when
he arrived at $40 o'clock this morn
ing from Cincinnati, where he went to
vote. His famous smile was there.
But the Executive would not discuss
the result of the election. nor is IL
likely that he Will any time, soon. His
decision IN this respect IS believed to
be the result Of hrs opinion that any
statement at this time would be un-
necessary and in appropriate
The public viii have TO size up the
political situation FOR itself without
aid from the White House.
With his decision TO withhold all com
ment from the present, the departure
Of the President this afternoon on his
trip 20 Panama means that the people
VIII have a thorough opportunity 20
study the significance Of the election
before being acquainted with his views
or the situation, should he determine
10 publish them later.
In contrast with the Presidents smile
were the glUm expressions of most OF
the Cabinet members who arrived AT
the White House at II O'clocl, for y
meeting with the President before he
leaves on his Panama Tip.
Secretary Of War Dickinson, a Demo
Crat. furnished an exception. and SeCre-
tary Macy eagh. of the Treasury, did
not look as dOWncast as some of the
others, but, for the most part. the cabi-
net members entered the White House
Executive Offices nurriCdly. appearing
70 be IN anything but pleasant frames
OF mind.
Before the converting Of the Cabinet
meeting the President received a num-
Der f visitors, including the minister
OF ne Netherlands, Ambassador 10
Japan @ Brlen, and Miss Mabel Board
nan. The latter anne 20 wish him a
safe voyage Miss BOardmau left the
White House accompanied by Charles
p. Taft, brother OF the President.
Arrangements for the departure for
Panama are being carried on In the
hite House with very little confusion
Charles p. Taft VIII accompany the
President, as viii also Secretary Nor
ton The rest of the party viii be COM
posed Of Secret Service men and news
paper correspondents.
The came car which the President re-
turned from Cincinnati In is being MADE
ready al Union Station today and viii
convey MIN 20 Charleston, where The
party viii board the cruiser Tennessee
The train hauling the Presidents car
VIII leave az 4.05 O'Clock
That President Taft is interested in
other things besides Che election was
Evidenced this morning when one Of the
first questions he asked after reaching
the White House, was concerning the
condition of young Paul Wavne, son Of
Pauline Wayne, the White House COW.
He appeared 60 be pleased when told
that the Young BONNIE. although but
thirty hours old, had been taken out
for a sun bath and was the pride Of mis-
mother. as well as all the attendants,
who considered him a remarkable calf.
The Washington times., 1910-11-09
BORKERS INDICTED
FOR MAIL FRAUD
Members of Firm Of Schef-
tells & Co. Give Bail in
New York.

NEW YORK. Nov s.-The Federal
grand jury today indicted a number Of
members Of the firm Of Bernard H.
scheftels & Co, curb brokers. for using
the mails in a scheme TO defraud.
The men indicted were Simon Jacob
Herzig. alias George Graham Rice;
Bernard II. Scheftels, Charles F. Relser,
George T. Sullivan. Ralph f. Water
man, Charles D. Stone, and John De-
laney.
Judge Martin fixed bail I'm SONS r. ng-
ing from $4,000 for Herzig. down 10
$500, which was furnished afts. pleas
Of not guilty had been entered
The Washington times., 1910-11-09

ing follows the scholastic classification
made by school authorities Two
watches, a gold for the first. a silver
FOR the second. are offered for cOmpeti-
ton in each Of the grades IN the graded
schools. while TO the high schools, in
GLIDING Business and Technical, two
Similar watches are offered.
The theme. the development Of Wash
ington at present and IN the future. and
the creation Of a lively civic interest
IN II as a home as well as a national
capital, Is readily comprehensive By
pupils Of all classes. Friends o. the high
school pupils have said that thev are
not lacking In interest. but are devOting
more time and study to their compost
tons than their younger fellows
The Washington times., 1910-11-09
DIVORCES WIFE NO. 2;
REWEDS WIFE NO. 1

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. As the
result OF the efforts OF his children 10
bring about a reconciliation, Louis A
Loop is married today TO the woman
from whom he was divorced in 1894
Within two years ne had married and
4 second wife had been divorced. Loop
has five grown children. all Uf whom
worked after his second divorce 70 bring
their parents together
The Washington times., 1910-11-09
BAY STATE FOR floss
PLAN TO BEAT LODGE
Coalition in Legislature Pro-
posed to Gust Repub-
lican Senator.
MASSACHUSETTS.

Gubenatorlal candidates. Ebea L. ORA
per. Rep; Eugene \. Foss. Dem.
Republican plurality State election Of
1909, 1884
Republican plurality In 1907. 103.6S9.
State Legislature elected will name sue
cessor TO Senator Lodge.
Massachusetts has in present House Of
Representatives, 10 Rep, 4 Dem