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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-18
Dunmurk

9n nbgegelis granb. ut Barn in.
bebr9not. @sbierg, /. &uguit. sos
@aar6eier %. @rnneien | Snorup
peb 1istrup bonoe MO / @aar 6or.
mioooss terifet Rug. Solmen bar
bIeoen faitet / Dpnge ira Saoepor.
ten no / @aoroen. Om Wiooagen
Ioa / benne !Salmitnf 9ieneitefar.
len, Der er eierens groOer, og Gle.
renS 6aarige Ssn os ioo til Wsio.
Dag, oa Der opitoo Slo ! Salmen.
- bporIeoes oioes life. aarIen bIep
pooeen oe reboeoe iie, meoens Den
lille 9rene omfom / Sloen.
Sloen 6re6te Zig til @aarbens
uol9nger, Der ne6brenote tillige.
meO en- tSusmeae, Der life bar for.
iitret.
Oct lpffeoes at reooe en- itor Del
al geiRtninsen, meoens 2 aser bIeo
iaa iorbrpnot, at be matte Haas
neo. Der in6ebr9note 2 @rteiser
meo Smaagriie iamt en- balo Snes
6eoeipin.
5lgbnineerne ! 9ellano. SlpOe.
rem Peter Nielien gift 1irs0ag Nj.
ten Den /. Aug. al. $40 op ira
5lpOepla0ien oeo 9angsbo. San ilsi
| en- gue / aetning al 5reOerifs.
bopn, men efter 8 Wimltters 5or;
lob forioanot ban og fom life till
boge. San bar gaaet neO poa Son.
itantio Warf tPt Noro for 6reoe-
rifs6aDn. On Sfrue til Olie6e6ol.
oeren bar gaaet al iaa at Olien
itremmeoe no. 2an0ingen ifete u0en
llbelo. R9Ite Gag blep DER fleiet |
&isrring.
gaa Sierrin9 MarfeoSpIaOs 10.
retoges tore 5lDonineer ON nj.
tenen Den 3. Mug. Rielien omtreO.
ieoe to @anee i 7 Minutter Den
itore gIoos. 8eo 2onbingen fn9ffe.
be Salen paa Maifu1en, men Sta.
ben bar fun ringe.
al. 8R itarteoe SeOerinien oe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-18

til @eliieneIie % bore 6rugt til
ebigt 2ip.
Otter gommel Sfif feireoe oi A..
Suli Set i 5nImontb. 3ogle nm.
te0e liot ON, at pore 9prter Dor
for %lonoiomme til at inoiinoe Tia
paa 6eitpla0ien, % at oi pit bel.
lere mootte inObp0e Dem %npite2Gar
% ioa pie Dem, boorleoes man ifal
mooto9e @9iter meo Sonnbr. 5or-
eprigt baDOe Ri Ell rigtig ifen 5eit-
bag, oo ri ferit tit beopnot. Bot,
StorIi Bortlon6, Der for lit Sel.
breOs SfDlo bar ouret paa Cuba
/ Qinter. tonl no % talte liot til
o.. @on er iremoeles nag, men
oo5 9eoring. Bat. 9orien %
6briitenien bar 6etient bans Me-
ni0bco oct nteite af @interen.
Get brpnoenOe Sporg5mool Der
! Dtoine ior 6i0en er 10 eaerS
ON Spiritus. 5fol Dor oamle 2lfs
bolOsitat oeoblibe at bpre bette,
eQer ifol Dor aonititution foran.
ores iaoleoes. at Der fan iplgeS
Spiritns2 Eel fol M aigeres noe,
lie @aaneo. Ger fpmpes al ole
9ioien5 arpiter pao 6eage Sioer
% poo ben enc / bDert 5aIo
meo baaoe loolige % uloolige 0io.
Ter.
geiretl ia oct bar ogiaa Der op.
ret liot tort CONNER. iaa oct
er imoot me0 so % aoifilligt an.
oct. 5orleoen 0aa bab6e pi ben
poloiomite 6ageIitorm, nogen bar
let Der. 6Iere ifooleoe 6eIe 5pan0.
inI0e SagI og Ssitpffer op og la.
peoe gScecreom" peo eIer fplote
/ 5sifabene. 'Saglene aioroe life
ioa liot Sfaoe / 9aoerne.
ar6eioet pea 9apiria6riffen,
bporui De fleite al bore 5olf er
%aibGngige, er Ii0t il6it ior Chen.
Monae arbei6er finn ) Gage /
llgen.
Sobn Snnrenien er bleoen Aii.
tomobilagent 90 bar fonet ia en-,
Der fan reprpientere 6irmnet pna
en- pPr0ig Woaoe.
Bore ltn9e Bigger bar ililet sc
Glore apinoers gfsempel % opret.
tet en- Spforening for at tiene@n6s
Riae oaioa paa ben Roa0e. De bao.
De 9oiar forriee 9srong gliten.
ON oct ioa er De imoo Biger,
er De imitteoe Of 6oreningsaonoen
oe bar oeres egen Spiorening me6
9%ifbebsr.
@u fan iee life fomme / 1an.
Ter ON flere 0pbeber oenne Gang.
Ser er niit ogioo ct ppr6igt GntoI;
men bpor meget be peier, ia =
bet fommer an pna geetifaolen,
be ital pan. 4orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-18

aultusminiiter appeI ON aornp
airfes Opigrelie i jim oprinoelige,
imuffe Sfiffelie.
Miniiteren bar iflg. uSern. Ip."
me9et imeoefommen0e og lopeoe
at taoe oenne Gag UNDER peloil-
liz 0oerpeielie % itette ben ioa
goot iom muli9t mar ben rette
5io TOM. 5fgnt Miniiteren fen0-
te no9et til airfen % oens 9iito.
RTE, onifeoe ban BOG ooerIigere at
iege Oplpsninger, fsr Der tunoe
oipe5 beitemt Spar ON Oenne Sag.
Brandt 9Dgmarf.
"a ct 5og ira 0}ari6o IirsOa8
Qlio0ag Oen /. 2lug. pa5iereoe Stir.
itinetm0s Marfer, tpn0tc @niiter
ira 9ofomotipet 5I0 t ell 8Dgmnrf,
5Dorai Der 6rpnote ID G0r.
2ano. ioa aiBre0en 6le0 i%ul0itgnoi9
p0elagt. 0}ari6o 9runoopien fom
til Steoe, men funOe intet uorette.
Eli alt Selo laa ser imi0lerti0 Ell
Goemarf i 2niioerL ioa 5l0en itnnO.
ieoe, oa Den nnae0e BERTH.
GanOmGnO til Sinm. Get eitaii.
atiife Selitab bar iilg. -. g ior.
nDli0 onta9et lem unge 2anomGnO
I'll at bragg til 5iam for at meo.
oirfe pe0 9eiWrelien al SeIifa6et5
0eroerenoe meget tore SfoOarealer.
De er antogne paa fem Nar, men
eiter tire Mars 1ieneite iaar oe ct
ballot 2(ar9 5erie nleo ri Aeiie til
6iemmet. aireiien iinoer Stso ben
II. auguit.
6n D%lOUenOe" nng Mano. Ne0ens
Stenbugger 9briitenien / Stubbe.
febing iorIe0en bar beif9ftioet nle0
aloafar6ei6e. 6ob6e ban ct Eie.
6lif laot jim 6raffe ira iig. 5 6raf.
felommen bar Ell 3egnebog, Der in.
0e6oI0t 60 str, men Oo ban otter
tog i'm 6roffe paa, bar Iegne6o.
gen tom. 1poeriet 6leo anmel0t ior
Politiet, og oct er M iiIg. g2oa..
6olit. Stiitst." opflaret, at oct por
Ell So aarS 0reng, Ser bap0e
tiIoen0t iia Pen9ene. De iefs aro.
ner baooe ban brugt. 8eiten bnooe
ban grooet neO.
6n ArO til Stnmboros.g ennernc.
On aammel AaIborgs@artne ,8olo.
bobm, er nnlig 0so % eiterlo0 Jig
ca. 100000 ar. 9f oenne 5or.
NUT bar ban teitamenteret % Yor.
tioner q 1900 ar. til noele aamIe
Stamboros8 enner, meo bpem ban
/ De iioite anrtier bar tilbrogt i'm
rigelige 6riti0 ! 9penS Saanoppr.
airiebGripiienbc Wnager. ut Noo.
gerne pnber Sorob9r, iom De ilaar
neo paa Iom Siifen / Snpet, er en-
gammeIfenot Ging, men at De iom
StGre fan iptte rig i tore 5Iofte
/ afrieb9rtr9erne 90 plpnore DEM,
turoe pPre minore befenot. Dette er
imiolertio, ifriper SIS. 2ano.
bruestio." sennem flere aar ioet.
tneet poo 2onon6. Oct ipnes min.
Ore at finoe Steo i Strnnoens
umiooelbare NGrbeo iom poa 5re.
lenes g9r9f" op / 9anoet.
StsOrins SsjifOle ieirebe 2srbae
90 Ssnoog, 30. % 80. Suli, lit
% aors Subileum meo Nsoer oe
en- @u6stieneite / Stsnrine airte.
SEQ Nsoerne boloteS Caller al $50.
lens 5oritanbere, 5oIfetinesmano
5reoerifien oe elmer, Soene.
prpit aug. @briitenien, Otter 3ers-
lep, golemenigbeoSprqit gerteIien.
graa, oe aoniuIent 8oiet, gibp.
8eo Soften inolsb en- R9fte tele.
arnfiife Siliener, meoens DER til
SfoIens Stiftere, Breiterne g.
9itergnoro % 6. Mosbect / ame.
rita, ofienotes teIegraiiife Siliener.
Seoeilas. Solororsbetient Mgller
blep Mnn6ae Morgen, Den 81. gu
Il pna Sufferiobrifen | SolItebro
rant al Sebeilag. San faISt ifle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-18

flgi / 81 @innt. 81. 884 elf ban
after op % flei imuft, men paa
@ritn0 al ct lille M%otornbelO maat.
te ban goa neo / en- Roemorf. Nn-
ifinen tog life oi6ere SfoOe.
Gurnet mOOnes for tiOlist. Ger
ifriUes til Belle q. 6olfebI." om-
firing 1. Aiig.: 9}a ier BET 10. iom
ON Soften ifaI blipe meget tiolig.
6ugbeiten er ale 9egne / fltl0
Sang. 90 6oraar5ieoen moones
itGrft. Zen npiten tropiife @orme !
5orbinoelie me0 8erfen ggr, at
5oraar5iGoen man8e Steoer % melt
paa De lette Sor0er incomes for tio-
Ii9t. ) @eiieregnen ier 5oraarsip.
Den life go0t 10 Longer. 0giaa
Hoemarferne tr9nger 6aar0t til
8an6. Nen a1igebel gnifer De lie
ite O%iitnof 5orOeir enonu / nogle
Gage. in0tit 3u9ea er 9oOt / SuS.
Sanc.C 0crrGffclic. aronprinien,
leoioget al ben fommdn0eren0e Sc
neral, @eneraQeitnant 9eidlo %
9remisrl6itnant 9o6nion, anfom
8ormiooags ben 2. Ala. til Gaa-
oers, ior peo en- 6oitioelig5eo, ser
oi6olotes paa Den ganlle Rioe6one,
at ooerrpffe 8. 0rn9onregiment5
l.. @ifa6ron en- nD @itanoart.
aronprinien 6olot Ell Gale %
LOG oereiter S6mmet i Tor aongen
% o%oerrafte gitanoarten til Rit-
meter Reeraoor0. 2f6bern, ser I'm.
Der 0berit StocfiIetb5 SDgoom er
9egimentSfommau0sr. @%itanoarten
iertes ior6i aronprinien, Der at.
ter 1ol0t Ell Gale og iIutteoe meo
Ct o@eDe aongen~.
Otter at babe bilit paa Jleei.
mentets Officerer, forIo6 aronprin-
ien meo 6sl9e Rioebanen % oeno-
te fort eiter tiI6age til 2torbus.
v6niomme gamles &Grn" bar i
0isie parme Snmmer0ade. ifriper
str. 1a6l." uOoioet jim Girfiom.
be0 til o9iaa at omiatte SfopuO.
iIugter ior aamle. 6orleoen Dor
innIeoes en- areOs al gnmle efter
SnObpoelie. @piter pna geuiionatet
pGiaa Sfo0sborg@, bnor De til.
bragte en 900 Gag % ira Ieniio.
n9rerneS SIDE por @enitano ior
megen genIi9be0.
=. ) Iog oroger op imoo 40 gam.
le meo Ioget 9,4S til ge0bef,
boor De pao 9otelet trofteres meo
Smsrrebrso og aafie. ReoenS De
ibogeIige o9 ifrsbeliee beior6res
me0 Den fife 2pngbpbane til
oStnoenterneS Sanofoloni" / 8re.
rso, ipaoierer DC raft eennem gen.
runs 9aoe til Solomon, bnor De
ms0es me0 De gamle, iom ior 81
ben befinoer Jig oeruoe. 90 boor
Der ierneres Uaiooa9 % aaffe. ON
Iftenen er ale De gamle inobu6te
iii Ell prioat 5omiIie poa Slam.
penbors.
Den oanife Ieniebeb | Gonbon.
Drowning aleranbros SlotsfopeI:
marlborough Souie Chapel, boor
ben oanife Menigbeo / 2onbon
bar fine @iostieneiter, er Iuftet i
aueuit oe September, iamt Begun.
belien of Sftober poa @runo al
Sofiets gortreiie. s Den lib boil.
6eS Den oanife Suostieneite / 5ranif
Strife paa Sobo Square, ner Or.
iorO Street / 8eitenO, bper Ssn.
bag @itermiooog 81. AZ. Den noe.
ite oanife @u6stieneite / Slotsfa.
pellet blioer Ssnoag Den 10. OF.
to6er 81. ~.
Gn Saanoifriit fra Ansgars alo.
tier. st ooer tuiino Aor gammelt
og meget mutt Snanoifriit bar /
De iioite Monneoer iom 9aan boz.
ret opbeporet paa Def fongelige
8ibIiotef / Stocfbolm, meooeler
u@ete6orgs SonoeIstioning~.
Saonoifriitet TANNER ion6ipnIig.
bis ira Gor6i aIoitret pe6 amiens,
hhnr 9InSonr fif fin lfAAonnpIia Tot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-18

Der eies at SIR. 8eiling, er | @oor
Gitermio0ags iuloiten0i9 ne0.
brpn0t. s Soin og 1 9alb in0e-
bran0te. Sn06oet reoOeoes. 9pg.
nin9erne par foriifret / 2%an0bDg-
nin9ernes aim. 9ron0foriifring for
5000 ar. og 2bSeret i Ell Total
8ron6fasie for 10000 ar. On
9(ariagen til 8I6ens Opfomit Oioes
intet.
9ranO / 9ul6org. aalborg, 2.
4(u9uit. 5 @ftermiooog peo Greti,
Oen opito0 ser SID / en- ~treetage8
@ien0om, til6oren0e Stabsiergent
9ratten, poo 0iels @~bbeiensgooe
4 / 9lalborg. Oct IoffeOes 8rano.
OG9net / 96bet al en- GimeStiO at
bIioe 9erre ooer Sl0en, men oa par
Goaet brpnot o9 Sen 6berite @toge
6Oelo9t. l1noer gronoen 6eioime0e
@ieren5 6uitru; BUN fom bog life
i'll Sfaoe.
Cub at Sgggconmmi. @n Grena
/ 5olitebro er iflg. Gem" oso poa
@rua6 al 5%oritoppelie, fremfalot al
6paae9ummi, iom ban bao0e i'm.
fet. Get 6aoOe iot iig fat | Car
men. iom BET beo i'm alp6rigbeo
bar iommenineret. Sporten at
tpgae@, Der TANNER ira oe omeri-
fonife ~gom6o0s" bier Jig altiaa
at oare fife gonife ufarlig.
1pOSfalO. Gn af 9iQerpos Iterite
0obmpno, 3uliuS 2orien, er 3at.
ten til SBn0og Den 80. Sui al.
goact oeo Cohen eiter Ieneere 8i0s
Sp90om, 81 Nar ol. San bao0e
in0toaet iorifeQiqc 1illi0sboero /
BDen.
- 66o. fgI. aupelmeIter SIR.
S0erien, Der ior nogle Daoe iiOen
bIeo poofert al en- Gpfliit, er oe6
poo aommune6oipitalet 81 Aar
9ammeI.
SiOlieere eier al @aaroen
oaobberibolt" / Npo6al, 9artiflt.
Tier 8. 6. 6anoel er bsO i Sior.
ring.
= Gn Of 6reoericias pl6ite 8or-
aerc. ftp. 9agcrmeiter 8enrif ReI.
ling, er aigoaet oeo 9soen i en-
IIoer al so Gor. San ns6 meeen
InieeIic bInn0t fine S~tonosfe1er
90 bar 81. a. 9@resmeolem Of bod
oe 7re6ericio misunderstanding
90 Rsrreipoif 9oeerforenine. s
9pens 2i9ninesfommisiion bapbe
ban S96e / noele aor.
giifop z. MaSicns Sbsbom. =
asbenbaon, 3. au9uit. Eli Den Spe.
Dom, giifop Nooien Ii6er al = en-
ieptiif 2ungebet9noelie = bar Der
/ De iioite Gage iIuttet fig getpn.
belie | forifeIiee 9e6. 9ilitonoen er
.frem6eles meeet oIporlis; 5eberen
er bsi; men 9refterne er forbolos-
pis aooe, oe Rarinetilfsrilen til.
itr9ftelis. 3oeen ofesrenoe Sen.
bling | S%peoommens @ane er, efter
buoo giifoppens 2ege, Or. Maoien
/ Riioioeobn uotaIer, life innbipn.
Zig / be nermeite Gage. s aftes
bar Der monife en- iooe georine at
ipore / giifoppens g~efin6en6e.
Glcftriif Gss | SGbg. @olborg,
3. auerit. Sebn 8praao oeotos /
9lftes at gipe Stambusbeiiober
GrenfeIt til S9bpsaoro eneret / 90
aar til at foripne gpen meo eIef.
triif 2ps.
gamornp. 9rnfnet / en- Bale
@amb. Paitor Neergaor6 'oe Suitru
i gomorup bnr bait Den itore Sore
at mite oeres pn1ite Cater, Den
2aariee Sennp Nnraretbe, peo ct
lllpffestiIfploe. Barnet por ifle.
yaoloins abis" ct giebIit nlene /
@aaroen os bar oeroeo fommen ben
til en- Bale meo 8ano. Do 6oIfe.
ne fort Sio efter tom neo / @aor.
Ben. bar ben life Bige brufnet /
9alien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-18

Observation-Disclosures. 8eo en-
5ogneafitemning / Sorslunoe.Noro.
lunoe Soen anaoaen0e Spiritusbe.
billing til en- 8opilon / Orebone
oe0 &orshinoe itemte 242 al 1866
@plgere, 900 itemte Rei, IS So, 1
~Stemmeieooel bar blanf oe 8 fas.
Iereoes. geO 5oaneafitemninaen ui.
tic Der iie altiaa intet til Sinber for
8epiaileens @ipelie.
0rnfuet. 8in6anoler / aeben.
hahn 6. 4iersgaaro . Ser9eniens
Suitrn err omfommen oeO 8ruf.
ming I ct 8ooefor. Sun leo i9nn.
lig al epileptiife &nfolo og bar
noen 5oipl fact ct iaooant an.
falo, Do bum piloe itige ! Babe.
forret; benoeS Sopeoe bar nemlie
iorilaoet peb 3alo MOB aarrets
Rono. Ia bun fanotes, oar %.
ben forl9neit inotraaot.
Evening star., 1911-08-24
FIVE THOUSAND IN LINE
Parade of the Grand Aerie
Of Eagles in San
Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsCO. August 4.-Eagles
to the estimated number of 5000 marched
San Francisco streets today in the big
parade Of the Grand Aerie Of the Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles. The majority OF
the marchers were garbed in fantastic
costumes and there were many decorated
automobiles. The election of officers OF
the Grand Aerie did not cause much
interest, except in the case Of two or
three contested offices of minor impor-
tance. The withdrawal yesterday OF j.
J. Cusack, the insurgent candidate for
grand president. eliminated the principal
interest in the election. The insurgents
say that in. forcing certain changes In
the manner of conducting the affairs
of the Grand Aerie they accomplished
their desires.
John 8. Parry Of San Francisco is OPP
posed for the grand secretaryship by
John F. Maloney of Watertown. N. 7;
The result of the election probably will
be announced tonight. The banquet to
the grand officers and to the delegates to
the Grand Aerie will be held tonight.
The Grand Aerie will adjourn tomorrow.
Evening star., 1911-08-24
COUPLE WALK 1900 MILES.
Reach Boston After Tramp That Be
gan October Is.

BOSTON, August 24.-Tanned by the
sun and in excellent health, the seek
ing of which was the object OF their
tramp, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Woorf OF
Kansas City are in Boston today. after
a four-thousand- mile walk across the
country.
A year ago Mr.. Woolf, a musician
was in such poor health that physi-
clans feared for his life. They ad-
vised a long trip in the open air and.
as q result Mr.. and Mrs. Woolf left
their home October Is for a tramp.
They had no direct route and so they
covered. much greater distance than
they would had they set out. directly
for Boston. When they left Kansas
City Woorf weighed LOT pounds. Now
he tips the scale at 140.
Evening star., 1911-08-24
SENATOR'S DAUGHTER WEDs.
Miss Ella Simmons Is Married at
Newbern, N. C.
Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEWBERN. N. c., August A.-Miss
Ella McLendon Simmons, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. F. M. Simmons. was
married at the Episcopal church here to-
day to Wade H. Meadows. a young busi-
ness man of this city. No invitations had
been issued in the city. and the church.
which was beautifully decorated with
flowers and potted plants, was filled prin-
cipally with out-of-town guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Meadows will leave this
afternoon for northern cities, where they
will spend their honeymoon.
Evening star., 1911-08-24
Street Car Kills Motorist.

WATERBURY, Conn., August 24.-Dr.
Charles E. Gee of Watertown. Conn, was
instantly killed last night when the auto
mobile which he was driving ran into a
street car, throwing him under the
wheels of the latter. The two other oc-
cupants of the automobile landed In the
fender of the car and were uninjured.
The automobile was coming out Of the
doctors yard, and the approach Of the
car was hidden by high fence.
Evening star., 1911-08-24
ATTEMPT TO WRECK CAR.
Striking Street Railway Men Are
Suspected at Evans Citv. Pa.

BUTLER, Pa. August 24.-Following
the blowing up Of freight car on
the Pittsburgh, Butler. Newcastle &
Harmony railroad last night. an at
tempt was made early today to wreck
another car near Evans City. Pa, The
crew discovered that three trolley
poles had been sawed off near the
ground and placed on the track. Wires
had been thrown down. necessitating
the suspension OF operations on the
division for several hours. Motormen
and conductors are striking for recog-
milton OF the union.
Evening star., 1911-08-24
Collar Button Saves Life.

NEW YORK. August PA collar but
ton saved the life of Thomas Junta
when he. was fired upon in an East Side
fight last night. His opponent took care
full aim at the back Of Junta's neck and
fred. Junta staggered, and it appeared
that he was mortally wounded until the
police got him to a neighbortnY drug
store, where a fattened button dropped
from Junta.s coat The pellet had struck
the collar button full and failed to pierce
it. although the button was driven an
inch into Junta's neck.
Evening star., 1911-08-24
WARSHIPs PASS IN CAPEs.
Vessels Are Gathering for Maneu.
vers in Hampton Roads.

NORFOLK. Va, August 24.-The bat
tleships Missouri, Mississippi and Maine.
from Philadelphia. passed in the Virginia
capes early today. and later dropped
anchor with other vessels of the Atlantic
fleet that are now rendezvoueing In
Hampton roads. preparatory to the elab-
crate war game maneuvers soon to begin
of the coast.
The latest arrivals were followed in the
capes by the hospital ship Solace, which
likewise proceeded to Hampton roads.
Evening star., 1911-08-24
OF Staying
THREE OF HIS FAMILY
Young Man Is Arrested After
Bodies Are Found in Burn
ing, Building.

BOONvILLE. Ind, August 24.-William
Lee. twenty-one years old, was arrested
here today charged with the murder of
his father, mother and brother, whose
bodies were found in their partially burn
ed home here early this morning.
The house was discovered on fire at
4:3O o'clock this morning, and by the time
firemen reached 1t 1t was blazing from all
sides. In trying to enter they found that
all tine doors and windows were locked.
Breaking down the doors, the firemen
found the incinerated bodies of the elder
Lee, his wife and their boy.
Skulls Are Crushed.
Examination Of the bodies resulted in
the discovery that the skulls of the father
and mother had been crushed in with a
hammer while they were lying in bed
asleep. The seventeen-year-old boy had
been shot.
Robbery, it Is believed, was the motive.
1t is known that the Lee family, consist
ing Of the father and mother and two
children, had sold a small piece of prop
erty in Newburg and divided up the
money between them. The mother and
father and younger boy took their money
and went back to their home in Boon
vile. The older son. William Lee, re-
NAMED In Newburg and then returned TO
Boonville after hts family had gone to
bed. He was arrested by the sheriff OF
Warrick county at o'clock this morning
on the charge OF murdering the other
members OF the family.
William to Have Wed Today.
William Lee. it Is said. ran out Of
the home at the time Of the fire fully
dressed and spread the alarm. He
claimed at the time Of his arrest that
he was awakened by the blaze and
| barely escaped with his life. not hav-
| ing had time to rescue his parents.
| Information also came out that Lee
and his father had quarreled frequent
| ly over money matters.
William, the son, who is now in the
Warrick county jail. was engaged to
wed Miss Myna Taylor of Newburg,
daughter Of a wealthy farmer, and the
| nuptials were to have taken place to-
| day. Insurance policies amounting to
| $1,000 were found today on the lives
| of Richard Lee. the father, and his
| son, Clarence, two Of the victims OF
| the tragedy.
Evening star., 1911-08-24
NOTES OF THE CAMP.

The commissary department Of the
brigade is now getting ready to clcss up
its books. as about everything has bean
issued which win b used In this camp
Evening star., 1911-08-24
Everywhere, the Farmer.

On our side of the line the opponents
OF reciprocity claimed that it would ruin
the farmer. On this side the same claim
is made. Apparently the farmers in both
countries are up against it. The Cana
dians say that they will give away 80
per cent of their markets for q % per
cent gain. Our farmers say that they
will give away so per cent of their mar
kets for a 20 per cent gain. There seems
to be a screw loose somewhere.
AS a matter of fact, prices are pretty
much the same on both sides of the line
There is no reason to believe that reci-
procity will make very much change in
the housekeepers' bills or in the farmers
profits. Reciprocity will remove custom
house annoyanceS, and commodities will
seek the level of prices made by con-
sumption and demand. You can't buy an
American-made shirt in Toronto any
cheaper than in Washington. Our shoes
come over here and are just a. little bit
higher than the same shoes on F street
or Pennsylvania avenue. You pay the
same. price for melon, pot of coffee.
a rasher o. bacon and a couple of eggs
in the high-class hotels over here that
you pay at the Willard.
After all. reciprocity on this side Is
politics pure and simple. The political
correspondent who comes over here soon
feels very much at home. He recognizes
familiar political landmarks. He finds
his old friends, Cuff Cannon" and
"Balderdash." still on the job. He sees
the plain people being fooled every day.
He observes the political managers get
ting away with the same old game They
have their Roosevelts and Bryans just
as we have.
Strong In the West.
In the background is the government
planning for the betterment Of the Do
minion in far-seeing manner. and having
to fight the populace and the hoypoloy.
In the western provinces. the agricultural
communities, reciprocity is strong. In
Toronto. which is the center of the old
conservative-tory influence, Ii Is weak.
Down in Quebec another issue enters into
the game. which will be told about in
another chapter. AS / go along / will
tell you about the way the campaign
goes over here and the reader will see
very little difference between these meth
DDS and those with which he is familiar
on our side Of the line. n. o. NJ
Evening star., 1911-08-24
Politics Obstructs Reciprocity
on Canadian Side.
ANNEXATION Is A BUGABOO
Canadians Really Believe U. s.
Wants to Gobble Them.
RUIN TO FARMER THE CRY
Game Is Played Across the North.
ern Boundary Very Much as
It Is at Home.
Special From a stan Correspondent.

Special From Staff Correspondent.
TORONTO, Ont. August "a. 1911.
Since 1t takes two to make a bargain.
and the states have done their part to-
ward reciprocity with Canada in ratify-
ing the pact, the e>next question is. what
will Canada do? l am over here to try
to answer that question and. at least, to
tell in a matter-of-fact way what is 60
ing on on this side Of the border.
Politics enters into the proposition over
here to a greater degree even than was
evidenced on our side of the line. Assum-
ing that the ordinary reader is not famil-
lar with the situation in Canada, 1t might
be well at the outset of the dispatches
which are to follow to give a primary
lesson. the A c. so to speak, of politics
in Canada.