Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-10-26

poll Remembering. they advanced
too Gar from their base and came In
contact with the Turks. who gave
battle and forced the Italians to re-
treat hxrriedly. leaving 100 dead on
the field
Domestic
Addressing the Lake Mohonk Con-
ference 81 Friends OF the Indian and
Otter Dependent Peoples. Judge Jorge
". Doa,inguez of Porto Rico declared
the peopei of that island demand i'm
mediate citizenship and self govern
ment
Rev. Clarence v. T. Richeson. pas
tor Of the Emmanuel Baptist church Of
Cambridge. who was arrested In the
home Il Mrs. Moses Grant Edmands
for numbering by giving her poison
Miss Avis Lnneil. a nineteen-year-old
New Eagland Conservatory Of Music
student, whom he discarded that he
might marry Mr.. Edmands' daughter.
Miss Violet Edmands, is physical
and nental wreck in the Boston jail.
The Judiciary of the United States
must BE brought within the control
and answerable to the Judgment OF
the people, In the opinion OF Theo-
dore Roosevelt. who spoke ON "The
Conservation of Womanhood and
Childhood" before the Civic Forum in
New Ysrk city.
Twelve men were drowned when a
blast destroyed a partition between
two shafts In the iron mines of the
Wharton Steel company near Hiber-
MIA. N. o, and let great quantity OF
water. accumulated In an old shaft.
food Ne gallery where they were at
work.
That Ss per cent. Of the Kansas
school ohiidren have never seen a
saloea u the statement made by e. T.
Fairchfld. state superintendent Of pub
lie obstruction
The greatest convention ever held
BIZ the National Woman's Suffrage as
soclati0n opened In Louisville. with q
list q speakers including Mrs. EN-
meikne Pankhurst. the leader of the
militant saffragists of England; Rev.
Anna howard Shaw. president Of the
association: Jane Adams of Chicago.
DIR. Harvey Wiley. President M. Carey
Thomas Of Bryn Mawr and many 9TH
ers.
Ex-President Roosevelt has written
Congressman J. Hampton Moore Of
Pennsylvania, president of the Attain
tic Deep Waterway association, de-
clining an Invitation to address It.
He declared: From now on wish
: to avoid making any speech posi-
bly, can avoid"
Hearsay statements that Edward
Hines. the Chicago lumberman, helped
70 elect United States Senator Stephen.
son and that Hines and Stephenson
each contributed $4,000 to a pot Of
$4,000 to secure the absence Of
three Democratic members from the
Wisconsin legislature on March 4.
1903. 20 that Senator Stephenson might
be elected. formed the basis Of testi
moay given By Thomas Morris, lieu
tenant governor Of Wisconsin, before
the senatorial investigating committee
at Milwaukee.
Governor Deneen suffered a second
fan within twenty-four hours and suf-
freA another injury to his broken leg.
WhAe catering the bathroom at the
maasisn at Springfield the governor
feA rhe injured leg was not re-
broken.
Twenty bodies from the Jetty ON.
Gers quarters and berth deck Of the
batueship Maine were removed from
the wreck to Cabanas fortress In Ha.
vaaa. About forty-fve bodies have
been recovered since the work Of rails
ing the sunken craft began
Paymaster General Charles H.
whlpple Of the United States army,
in his report recommends an in.
crease IN pay to government employees,
beoaase Of the increased cost of liy.
ing.
Tue movement Of wheat from the
intsrlsr to udewater points on the
North Pacific coast is unprecedented
wiz scarcely two months Of the new
season passed. i0.250 carloads OF
wheat have been received ut Seattle
Tacoma and Portland