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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12

oSi tihiCO SdAulliO, CHdT ecu Win
the murder of Mrs. Anna Bronco
at Wilkeson July 6, is still unap-
pretended.
Many Cases of Theft.
There were l3 cases of robbery,
Is of burglary, 48 of larceny in
the different degrees, 7 of wife de-
sertion, 10 of the various de-
grees of assault, 9 of obtain money
under false pretenses, and 1 of
manslaughter.
Out of the 1 ,137 cases, 936 were
in the justice courts. Justice
Arntson, police Judge, disposed of
SIS cases, convicting 372, a per-
centage of GA. Justice Graham
convicted So out of 2O7, 3O.4 per
cent. In the superior court, where
almost all of the criminal cases
were tried by Judge yesterday, the
per cent of convictions was ass.
.'23" for These.
There were 23 persons sent to
the penitentiary; 81 were sem
fenced to the county Jail, and Ia
were fined. This does not include
the many small fines and sem
fences in the Justice courts, but
just the cases that were taken to
the superior court.
Taking the three justice courts
together, total of $4,192.50 was
paid in in fines, beside $2,622.45
which was paid as costs by the
persons fined. OF this amount,
Judge Arntson took in $1,62S;'
Justice Card $1,671.95, and JUS
tice Graham $I,3S7.
During the year, the prosecut-
ing attorney assisted in IL in
quests, and 1876 default divorce
cases. There were 20 habitual
cases and 81 welfare
cases. In AZ civil suits in which
the county was involved, IT have
been decided in favor of the
county, against, 8 were compro-
missed, and 10 are still pending.
Persons to the number of los
were arrested as insane and only 2
of this number were released, the
rest being committed to the asy-
lum.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
JAPS BRAND u. S.
AS CHILDREN

torial power on the part of
the United States"
The action of England in en-
dorsing Knox's proposal apparent
ly has made little difference in
the attitude of the Japanese Of
ficials.
Call u. s. Childish.
In many quarters the plan is
held up to ridieule, and said to
be undeserving of serious atten-
ton.
"If the United States was so
childish as to wish sincerely for
the naturalization of the Man.
churian roads," one official is
quoted as stating, why cannot
Japan propose the naturalization
of all railways in America and of
all the countries of the world?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
KILLED HIMSELF
TRIED To FASTEN
CRIME ON GIRL
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. IL.
William Hellman, a Terre
Haute, Ind, jeweler, who died in
that city after accusing Effie H.
SALISBURY of poisoning him, real
ly committed suicide, was the dec
laration of the authorities today.
Hellman's dying statement
blamed the woman for his death,
but the local police who arrested
her say the jeweler poisoned him.
self and then attempted to fasten
the crime on The girl because
she refused to return his love.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

{ WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The
somewhat disorganized forestry d.
vision today is considering tele-
gram from the supervisors of the
national forests in the Ogden. IT..
district, urging the removal of AS
sistant Forester Clyde Leaviss, who
Is In charge Of that division.
The message Suggested The APP
pointment of F. w. Reed to succeed
Leavitt, The grounds upon which
Leavitt's removal was asked were
not made public By the forestry Of
ticials.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
LAMP BIDS
COME: IN !.
AGAIN

The city hall was filled with
electric lamp men again today, and
the city received eight bids from
concerns that want to supply the
electric lamps for the city next
year. Five of the bids came from
companies operating under the
association which manufactures
lamps under an interchange of
patents with fixed agreement az
to price. Three Independents came
lin with slight cuts In prices on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
SENSATIONAL
OFFERS MADE

lBy United Press Leased Wire. }
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Waldorf
Aston, conservative parliament
airy candidate from Plymouth, Gre
ated a sensation here today when
he offered to give $4,000 to char
ity in the event of a conservative
success in the coming election. IL
food prices increase during the
first year following the adoption
of the proposed protective tariff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
Acting upon the report of two

Acting upon the report of two
Tacoma men who stated that they
saw hundreds of thousand of
ducks perishing in oily water at
Orc bay Sunday, Game Warden
William w. Thompson left for the
bay this morning. He took along
all the grain he could carry in a
launch and an attempt will be
made to relieve the fowls from
their suffering as much as posi-
BILE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jacob Picht and Matilda Reese,
both of Seattle; James L. Sharp
and Emma Zahn, both OF Seattle:
Charley o. Stoekland and Annie
Thune, both of Tacoma; R. l..
Suratt of New York city and
Olive Rogers of Centralia, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
TO HER METHODS In
MANCHURIAN RAILWAY SIT
UATION AS HIGH HANDED.

(By United Press Leased WireD
TOXIC, Jan. 12.-Popular dis
approval of the proposal of Sec
rotary of State Knox of the Unit
ed States to neutralize the Man
churian railways has reached "a
high pitch in Toxic, and much
pressure is being brought to bear
upon the government today for
its rejection. -
Japanese statesmen and
diplomats apparently are "a
unit against the plan, and
characterize it as "high
/, handed assumption of dicta-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12

Mr.. G. ID. Aldrich, formerly the
publisher of the Sunday Morning
Echo. has taken offices at the new
Savage-Scofield Bldg. opp. Taco
ma Hotel. Mr.. Aldrich is demon
ssTating what the black American
can do IL he tries in this section.
His law practice includes patron
age from every class of our peo-
pie. He has handled a large
number of cases In our courts with
ability and success.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
100000 THEFT
IN NICARAGUA

Following the discovery Joa-
quin Pasos, son-in-lM of former
President Zelaya, and Colonel
Santos Ramirez, former director
general of posts and telegraphs,
were arrested,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
SIX KILLED
BY BLAST

WILKEsBARRE. Pa, Jan. II.
men and boy are dead,
and six men are severely burned
as the result of an explosion In
the Nottingham colliery in this
city.
The plant was badly damaged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12

Dear Miss Grey: Can you give
me rule for making simple
strip? MRS. J. q.
A.-Two cups of granulated
sugar, one cup water, and lit
tie butter. boiled down to one-half
the quantity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
WHEAT CARRIED TO
STARVING DUCKS

|some kinds of lamps.
The commissioner and electri-
clans will take up the bids at 1
O'Clock tomorrow and see which
is the best lamp and the cheapest
price.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12

NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. IL.
aggregating 100000
in American money have been I'M
earthed in the Nicaraguan postal
and telegraph funds, according to
a cablegram from Managua today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12

She could do so in as good faith
as America has made her pro-
posal."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-01-12
CRIMINAL RECORD.
Of C0UN TyFOR %

Bertinico Camille, charged with
the murder of Mrs. Anna Bronco
at Wilkeson July 6, is still unap-
pretended.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
Minneiota.

5~tilImnter.-g tma cine Wftl.
lipn Collars in Soften maren am l.
Mopember int 5taatsgefangniB fin
grnteidprl,r faaig, sic Dor Ser Grnte
Don 6armern ausgeltellt muroen.
Sd,o11 bepor 0ie Moten fdQig lparer1,
lil1o l1ngefdbr 100000 eingegonge1l.
100000 gingen am erl ten @erfau=
tage Elm, u1o ieit0em lit in bl1noerteu
griefen falt Ste gon5e rielige CUNT
me be5aflt moroen.
Meo@ in g. = Mitten inn @epin
See ereignete ltd) Elm l1ufau, inoeln
bei einem groBen St1rm ein nit gieb
belaoenes 9oot, Oas pom 9ompfer
ugera11a~ gei6leppt mur0e, lonf. Mn=
oere 8oote maren lofort 81 9ulfe &C.
eilt, un0 es gelang, Den 8ootsetgen=
tbImer lomie 10 &in0er 51 retten. gli
Ibiere gingen in Ben 6lutben Inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

8rainer6. - Sn Gulf Miper
mur0e 6rau Cunningham 0urd ibren
|9obn infolge unDorl idtigen %llmgebens
NIT elmer SdieBmaffe perlebt. 8eim
9ieinigen oes @%emebres entlro lid Sic
@affe uno Sic &ugel, sic am Sfen ab=
proute, trof Elm 8ein Ser 6rau; Sic
@unoe lit nidt gefdbrliber Mrt.
Smatonna.- Ser int 0ienit tie
Ser u&ublic 5erpice Operating g."
als @eldaftsfiibrer ite6enoe @barles
Dergin fiel BEL ser Mrbeit BON elmer
&iite, mobei er gegen Sic ltmidaltpor-
ridtung fiel. 9l1r1 feline redte &ano
uno SEN Mrm fubr Elm 5trom BON
300 bis 500 8olts gleftri5itdt in iei=
men &0rper uno ltrefte sen Mermi item
ol1f ser Steue nie0er.
@bite. gartb. - 8ei Ser i'm
Mpril Dier obgebaltenen &%erlolltng
bon 2a1o an Snoianer %perfaufte ser
@0l1ptling Map5bucgfe=ge=ftig Ser
gbippema-Snoianer ieinen Nl1iprud)
auf 2an0par3ele geo. 1 an einen
@olbblut-Sn0ioner fir $500. 0iei Ter
perfol1fte Sen Sic em1bei tal1o Oes 2an-
oes mieoerlm ul1o 5tpar fit 1922 1000
un0 madte 0abei ~ie0enfaQs ein aus
ge5eidnetes @eibaft.
2incoln. = Durd Il1nfen aus
elmer 2ofomotipe mur0e bier g. Ei=
fett's @aarenbaus in 8ran0 geiteh
un6 gum groBten Ibeil 5erit0rt. DaS
Jel1er bra9 in einem Staqe aus, rno
Sic 6lommen griffen nit 10 groB Der
S6nelligfeit Inn itb, oab es nidt INT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

ter &ontrole gebrobt mer0en fonnte.
6amilie Hidett rettete NIT fl1apper
9eotb 0us nafte 2rbell.
grainero.-S n &eQiber brod
I'M &olie=@m5lager Elm 6euer aus,
Dem mebrere t%auienO SUP %wertbpoue
3eoarpfolten urro Stdmnre gum Sp=
fer fielen. Sic Minnei ota & Snter=
NATIONAL 9abn perlpr orei nuf einem
Nebengeleiie iteben0e 6rabtlpaggons,
Ga mar oieielben nidt reht5eitig in
5iderbeit bringen fonnte.
0ul utb. - SIM 6npal= 9ergmer-
fe in Gpeletb muroe ser Ser JUDI ge=
modt, oos Maihinenbnrs III sic Suit
5u iprengelt. Sic 9pna1nitlaou1g er=
plooirte 5mar, Oob mur0e l1ltr menig
Sdaoen angeridtet. Gon Sen Mfaidi=
ni1tel1 mltroe nienlal1o perlcbt, bod lei
Sen 5rpei unter 0en m,Sgeltur1oenen
Sdreden.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
9tmr baS @brinemtbmnt
lot Die Wrteiter:
fra8e.

Mls einit 0as alte Som Sic @olfS'
mallen init gellenoer 9timme rufen
b0rte:: vYanem ct @%ircenies! : 8ro>
u1o 5piele!" ba er3itterte Sic alte
@elt. Mud Sic be1tige @elt ba1
@runo genl1g Dor Ser 10 brennenoeu
Mrbeiter froge 81 er5ittern.
@er miro es nl1r magen, Ser gro
6en Moiie, sic pielfo6 nidt mebr alli
briltlibem 8o0en itebt, Sic oa lire
6auit erbebt. Grobungen maht uno
fire 6oroerungerl ungeltiim felt =
mer miro es lpagen oieler Menlden=
moiie entgegen 81 treten? 3mei gn=
gel lblpeben berab pom @immel: Ser
cine beiBt uSltltitia," Ser onoere ~Gba=
ritos." ltro Ser gngel Sltititia, 5. +.
Ser gngel ser @eredtigfelt> tritt Dor
Sic 9lrbeitermolien un0 ruff ibnen 5u:
.@oltet elm! @os lppllt SIR? ltno Sic
MEDITERRANEAN mtmortetel1 ibm:
r@ir mollen Sroo." u@pblan, SIR
lput es baben!" ltn0 Ser gngel
ld}mingt lih e1npor 81 @otteS 5bron
ll1o Sic Mrbeitermaiie ruff binauf:
SEER, glib uns bel1te unier tagli=
DIES 8roo." ltno iiebe Oa, eS lit unler
@ergott ielblt, Ser nit ieiner liebe='
poQen @otergiite 5uitimmt un0 iagt:
ga mobl, geredten 2obn 0em Mrbei=
ter, einen meni6entpiir0igen 2ebens=
unterbolt fir ibn un0 6rau u1o &in0,
Mrbeiterl dub un0 MQes 0aS, maS 81
ieinem gelun0en 9ebensunterbalt ni6t
blos %notbmenoig, lon6ern I'M lerer 3eit
entipreheno it," Ser Gngel Ser Sc
red)tigfeit perfiinOet es Sen Der ont
melten Mrbeiteridaaren. Mber nod
einmal lhmingt er ii6 enpor 81 Got
ties Sbron un0 ruff aus: 80 Serr>
gib uus I'M ier tdgli6es 8ro0!" ltn0
Soft, Ser @err ontmortet: ~Sa, gu
6ait redt! Ser Mrbeit lou niht Bios
Antbeil boben an SEN mtrtbi6aftli6en
@iitern uni erer 3eit, nein, er loa oub
Mntbeil baben an Ser Gultl1r, an Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
STi5ieuer Mmfrmf.
&cuutc Natipnal=& pmucntipm Scr Mmc=
rifanildrn T1bcratiun fatbult=
lder &creinigmn9cn.

Sic Melulte Mutional=&onpention
ser Mmerifoniiden 60oerotion fatbo=
lilder Gereinigungen miro pom 10.
bis Is. 9topember 1910 in Seem Or
leans, 2a., itottfinoen. @ir eriaden
ieoe National=O Organization 9i05e=
lan=, Staots= uno GountD=6ooeration
@erein ooer Yfarrei um gntlenol1ng
ci1er &ertretung ouf sem fommenoen
&ongreB. @ir eriu6en sic bo6m'lten
8il60fe uno Sic bobm. @eiltlibfeit
oes 2anoes, oieler groBen fatboliiden
3uiammenfunft ourd peri0nlide @n=
meleubeit l11o our6 Mneiferung Ser
9oien bier5l1 5l1 einun ungebeuren &C.
folse 5l1 perbelfeu. Sic beioen gro
6en Y0plte, SEQ NIL. un0 Yius x,
boben Sic Mrbeit Scr I60eration gut
aebeiBen uno gciegl1et. Sic 6ooeration
lit 81, einem feltgcldloliel1en @on5en
benl1gepod)lcl1, aber mir min ld)e11
meiter Sen NnihluB zines ieoen &ot6o=
!ifeu in Sen Ser. Stoatel1 an Sic elbe.
@ir min ld)er I'M ereu fotbolilden
Mitbiirgern oringeno an's @er5 81 le=
gen, oaB l1nlere eil15ige @offnl1ug uno
St6rfe in Ser @erei11igltng uller Sd
tbolifen 9egel1 irgeno melde @efabr
lieQt. @ir looen ic0en &at6oltfen
Elm, Mitglieo Ser 600erotion 81 mer=
Sen, lpns 5peifelsobne Sen f%ort0auern=
Sen Seitan0 I'M erer &ereinigl1ng er=
nt0glid)en miiroe. 9as 2ofal=&omitc
perlihert inns einen ber5lid)en Gm=
pfung in ser ~5toot bes @albmon0s."
Seile @naoen Ser bodm'lte gr3biidof
8lenf pon Seem Orleans lit elmer Ser
mdrlniten 8efiirtporter uno 6reunoe
ser 60ioeration. @emaltige Mnltren=
gl1lrgen meroen BON Sen fatboliiben
2aien 0es 5uOens genm6t, BEN CT
iolg ser &onpention 5u lidern. @ir
oppeairen an Sic &atbolifen inn Nor=
SEN, Often l11o @elten, lire Mnerfe11=
l1l111g Ser 9emiibltl1gen unierer Brit
ser i'm fotboliiden Staate 2o%uiliana
ourb Sic Sbot 81 befrditigen. Die
Mntlporten aus nleu Sbetlen 0es 2an=
oes peroen 5eigen> OBJ Sic Mitglie0er
es ernlt nit ser 60oerution meiuen
ODER nid]t: 8ir glol1ben, tie li1o treu
ms leben NIT &l1be ser Grneueu1ng
Ser grfolge friibercr Sabre ouf Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

6ruloe oieier 3eit, an oeren b0beren
@iitern, Sic ga gemeinlam lin0. Gage
es Sen Mrbeitgebern, iage es Sen 8e=
%libenoen!" llno gum oritten Scale
lbpingt lid) ser gl1gel ser @erebtig=
felt empor 81 @ottes Sbron nno ruft
aus: 80 @err, nod einmol, gi6 u1rs
uni er t0glides 8roo!" llno licbe ga,
es 0ffnet lib ser &immel, uno Elm @i-
Ger1trabl oes emigen 2idtes itroblt
berob al1f sic o%robe1oen Mialien, uno
0os liebepolle Muge @ottes idaut auf
sic Geriammelten berab, unO 0ieles
liebepolle @aterouge ruff ibnen gu:
uSeDt, bier pben, oas lit @a1er 3iel!"
Ser Morgen ser ltnlterblid)feit, Ser
Morgen ser gpigfeit> er l0it sic io5ia=
le 6roge!" 1as iino Sic orei Stufen,
uuf oenen Sic arbeitenoe @lalie emf
po5rlteigen lpu 81 Sen lihten @0ben
elmer bel leren 3ufunft.
@iro MN sic 5timme oes gngels
Ser 0erebtigfeit Sic 6robenoen Sdua=
rem berl,bigen? @an5 gewiB, wenn sic
MGiinner oes &eibtbums ienen Sc
febl @ottes periteben un0 @eredtigfeit
nid)t blob liebeu, io1oern @eredtig=
felt al,cb molten lalie11, lpenn Die Be-
libe11oen m%fboren, an robe @elpolt 81
appcuiren un0 in ser driltliden Or
goniiotion einen 6ei11o 5u erblide>r.
0iel les @prt oes gngels, es mtro bel=
fen, IS miro %retten> menn Ste &ober=
iteben0en, Sic Mdnner BON Siloung
l1no @elit gum @ottesglallben 5uriif=
febren a1no lelblt driitlibe Site boh=
bolten. Gam meroen Sic perirrten
Mrbeiter ol1d) gum 8emuBtlein ibrer
Hflidt gelongen. Sic miiiien gu Ser
grfenntniB fommel1, 0oB 3. 9. Sic
5beorien 0es 5ociolisml1s ein per-
bGngniBpoller Srrtbum iin0. ltnmog=
lid) lit cine groe pollfommener
@leihbeit, unm0glid lit Der &ommu-
nismus gon5er 80lfer; er miir0e iid
5l1r unertrGgliblten Spronnei ousge=
Die @%rfobrrmg fat eS bereits
gelebrt, un6 Tie miro es nod IN piel
bQrteren 96ldgen in 3ufunft lebren
l1n0 es miro zines 5oges al16 bel Ell
ner groBen 3obl Ser Mrbeiter beiben.
v33uriid, 51riid gum G6rilfentfum
5uriid, gum @ottesglouben, 5uriid sur
mobren 5ittli6feit un6 re0lide11
q ilt6terfiiqung, 5l1riid at Sent, mas
Sem gel unben Meni6enperitan0 e11t=
ipriGt!" l1n0 Damn moge Ser Gngel
lif mie0er emporl6mingen gu @ottes
5bron; er fat Elm grobes @erf poa-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10
@irb edDnbeit befDroern.

Sral1e1r, Sic 5d0nbeit miiniden> err
balte11 babel munoerpplle 9ilfe M1rb
9uflens Mrnica Salbe. Sic pertreiGt
Simmer, BELT @autausihlag, @eben
uno @eidmiire. Sic madt sic 9out
meid uno iammetartig. Sic perberr=
lidt 0as @eiidt, BELT mebe Mugen,
falte @eben> geiprl1ngene 2ippen,
@autidrun0. Das 8eite fir 8an0-
mu1oen> @rino, 6iebermeben, 5dnitt-
mun9en, Quetidungen uno @qmorr-
boioen. 25f in Molitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

6radt, er fat Elm @un0er gemirtr>
oieler @ngel ser @eredtigfeit! uno
Sic Menidbeit miro poronitreben net
terbin, ibrem boditen 31el entgegen,
in 6rieoe, @ere6tigfeit un0 2iebe.
ga, in 21ebe, oenn unter Ser gro
len Mrbeitermalle gibt es cine S6or
po11 Mrn1en @reilen, @ebredliden ie=
Ser Mrt. user mir0 ibnen belfen? IS
rabt ser 5meite Gngel, ser gngel Ser
gboritos, ser gngel ser 2iebe!
ntinam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

Muunten National=& pnpention SET S.
oeration engtegen."
gOmnr0 Seenep,
Nationol HrdliOent
ANTHONY Mntre,
Nutionu(= Sefretur.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-10

SIR t0nut es ni@t i6er Sud- %brinsen, I'M ere 4uSmobl
Don %}1nter5eu9 fit Oas falte @etter GIT iberl@ous1.
Ssinterfopper, bie Sud- 'porm balten uno Die sntP
oo@ gut aus ebeu r1aden, oos iino Die @orter, 'oeldbe 'otr
perfaufen.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-03-03
Today Closes First Year of New Ad
nistration-SeveraI Records
Have Been Smashed.
lHerald Specially

Washington, D. c., March 3.-This
is the last day of the first year of the
Taft administration That the presf
dent has been a busy man is shown by
the record. He has broken two presi-
Dental records, first in the mileage
travelled, an average of fifty-six miles
for each day since going into Office.
and second, in the number of speeches
made, three hundred and forty-eight,
one hundred and six more than Roose-
welt made in his first year. He has
visited thirty states and two terri
tories. Has appointed six thousand,
nine hundred and seventeen federal
officers, and sent eighteen messages
to congress. The president has lost
seven pounds, now weighing three
hundred and nineteen pounds. He
has obtained new tariff law, taken
the initial step looking to the prose
cution of the beef trust, unearthed the
New York customs frauds, discharged
three federal officers, namely. Pinchot,
Assistant Price and Law Officer
Shaw; instituted an inquiry into the
high cost of living, forced the abdi-
cation of Zelaya as president of Mica
ragua, and shook hands with Presi-
dent Diaz on Mexican soil
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-03-03
(Herald Specially

Dallas, Texas, March 3.-Allen
Brooks, the negro charged with as
sulting a little two-year-old girl, was
taken from the court room where he
was being tried, and lynched by a
mob of two thousand men today. The
negro was returned here from Shert
man, where he was rushed following
his arrest and held until the trial, and
was brought into the court room this
morning. At a given signal, long
whistle from an unidentified leader of
the men in the court room, the
crowd rushed on Brooks and over
powered the officers having the negro
in charge. The negro was seized and
bodily thrown to the ground from a
second story window of the court
house, where he was caught by the
hundreds in the court yard. The big
crowd with the prisoner in charge
marched down Main street to Akard,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-03-03
TAFT's BUSY RECORD|A MONSTER PETITION
Bearing Eighty Thousand Names of
Laborers Will Go to Philadelphia
Council This Afternoon.
(Herald Specially

Philadelphia, Pa, March "a mon
ster petition which the labor leaders
say will have eighty thousand names
attached to it, by o'clock this after
noon will be presented to the city
council this Afternoon. The petition
has been signed by people of all class
es and asks-tife- council - force arb
tration in the street car strike. Mayor
Reyburn announced today that he
had sent a special message to the
council to be read this afternoon, in
which he outlined his ideas of the
present situation If arbitration is
not effected general strike is looked
for tomorrow.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-03-03
ARMY WAS CUT TO PIECES
Dispatches Today Cenfrm Report That General
ChamoPPo Suffered Crushing Defeat al TisIla.

A dispatch today says Chamorro es-
capped from Tisma with but handful
of natives and few Americans. his
entire army being literally cut to
pieces, many being killed, while hun
dreds of injured were left on the field
without Pledical attention 1t is be-
lieved here that practically the entire
Estrada army was engaged in the
fighting at Tisma and Tipitapa, and if
this is true Estrada has not enough
force left to even carry on a guerilla
warfare. Tisma is only eighteen miles
from Managua.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-03-03
DALLAS MEN HANG NEGRO
Mob Rushed The Court Room Where Allen Brooks,
Rape Fiend, Was Being Tried.

and in less than ten minutes the negro
was dangling from the end of a rope
fastened to the big arch of the Order
of Elks. When he was dead his body
was cut down and thrown into a
small wagon, and driven away to be
burned
+ Brooks was charged with assaulting
little Mary Ethel Buvens, the two and
sone-half years old daughter of Henry
y. Buvens. The negro enticed the
child into barn at the family home,
where he detained her for some time.
Brooks was promptly arrested, but
the feeling was SO high against him
that he was rushed to Sherman for
lsafe-keeping, and was only returned
here last night
The judge of the court appointed
two attorneys to defend the negro,
but both declined to serve. One was
excused, and the other said he would
go to jail in contempt of court before
he would defend the negro.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-03-03
tHerald Specially

BluefeIds, via Wireless to Colon,
March S.-The movement of the pro-
visional army against Managua has
been totaE failure, according to dis
patches received here today. Strength
ened by five thousand Honduran SOL
diers the Madriz forces engaged Gen
eral Chamorro near Tisma and he is
believed to have been completely
routed. The provisional officers here
are losing hope and are again talking
Of asking the admir- Istion at Wash
ington to interfere. ~
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-03-03
Candidate Cards Next.

The Herald has just received an
immense shipment of cards for candi-
dates, and is in position to print them
in any quantity and turn them out
promptly. Give us your orders, can
didates, and get, good looking cards.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-03-03
STRIKE IS INEVITABLE
Trainmen and Conductors of the B. &
o. Railroad Reject Offer of the
Company on Wages.
(HeraId Specially

Baltimore, Md, March By vote
of five thousand and three hundred
to one hundred and thirty-seven the
trainmen and conductors of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad rejected the
companys offer of a counter PROPOSE
ton to settle their wage demands. All
the negotiations between the men and
the company have been broken off,
and strike is now considered inevi-
table.