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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-26

Persian; Trimmings. II I.
The fancy for Persian trimming
rs seen In children's millinery, and
30 is the tapestry :dea,( in bright col
Iors, but in small designs. 81 W v.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-26
Cleaning Tiled Crates.

Tiled CRATES are a trial to the nea,
housewife. but they can! be easily
cleaned! by applying q paste Of .
strong solution Of washing soda and
fnller's earth. 4 X, 4; 3..f n
n This will easily remove stains or
grease, while 1t is equally efficient IN
the case OF 5 grease spotted v marble.
The paste should be 1eft#on.,lfots an
hour or two. andIsthen washed on
With q flannel dipped in q hot lather.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-26

sF Every lazy man thinks he would
sbe5a noted hustler II he would let
himself out. ,I rs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Gite neme yprin3tpien . Gr'
fl6rnna" Heefepelf'S.

Heup. Nep.. S. Sebr. - Shepepre
8ppiepelt bat an DEN Senator Dir
Smitb, nit bemt CT suiammen I'M
Sabre 1888 in Ser Neip Dorter
G'femblp g~cieiien bat. eineu Brief sez
ihrieben. IN Dem CT Die Ginlaonng
an 3. Ipril bier 81 iprehen, an
,nimmt.
Ser Brief ipnr Die Iuttpprt aui
pas brtusenpe griufeu bes 9errn
Smitb. Der Sberit mlDge bier iiber
vbiirserlihe Nuirintigteit" ipred1cn.
Sn Dem Giulabun9si6reibeu rpnr err
mdbnt norben. paB Die bieiisc Be-
b6lferung III 6ebn Sugen $1,000 fir
elm y. Ni. 6. a. @ebdubc a,tfgebraft,
uno bab iid 9. 9. Slanienu, Gin
6afholit lnh Iitgiicb pes republiz
foniid)en Natipnnls @omites. berpprs
rnsenb I'm Die Sade nerbient ge>
n,ndht babe.
Serr 8poiepclt Ihreibt r5rilih:
. 8enneleid ih an fprti6rittli6er
Yolitif intereiiiert bin, 10 bin i6 bies
in nod hoberem @taSc an. luenn id 10
insen ion, .furtibrittIihem Sbriitenz
tbum", ipomit i6 meme. oaB aatbp>
Iifen uno Sroteitanteu iih auf etbis
iher Balls percinigeu iolten. @ir
babeu ,trS segeu ben Wdnn pereiniz
gen mil1ien. Der unebrlih lit. lei er
8atbolif nber Brpteitant. une min
erfldrcn inns iiir ben e6rliden Wann
ohne Aniebeu ieincs @lnubens. 8ir
biirien nitt leiDen. baS Die SrDmmz
Ter auf irseno eiuer Seite ms bier in
4merifa in lIu9eleeenbeiteu bringeu. "
(Serr Hooiepelt mag 10 benten,
mir &atbolifen aber henfcn III bieiec
Sahc nnpcrs. &ir bnben uub lpolen
nidts nit Der y. M. 9. u. 6u tbun
baben, nit ciner Vereiniaung. i'll oer
8atbpIifen nift polIberettiete Wita
alieber iperoen f6nnen. elmer Der
eiuisuns Die bisptt pro~ieitantii6 lit
unp elmer 3creinisung. Die I'M Iuss
lanbc tim Cuba. Glib amerifa, IN
gnslanc unb Niieu) sfntboliihe
Sropdsaubn treibt. - sic 6co.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

lit, baB ole Srauen arbeiien iinb Die
Rdnner bnbein Den Sis ibrer Seins
fleioer a6nusen, llnb tpdhreno Die
Srau nnberbafb arbeitet, lam tie
eabeim feine Sdmilie aui5ieben.
.Oieier 3uitanb lit elm gdnoiih
p~erfe6rter. Die @dnner ipllten arr
beiten, unb ben Sraltcn ioIte Die
Siiriorse fiir Die SamiIie iiberlafen
bleiben. Die Station brali1t Riitter
uno 6ausfrdnen. Bent mir bieies
@eies annebmen, nerifuffen mir Den
Wdnnern gr6cit. 9afien Sic Die
Srauen 81 6aife bleiben. Die hdiiss
lihe @rbeit tbun ai.,b cine ainoeritaar
uufsiebcn. Sos iuute Der 2auf Der
0in9e iein, uno 70 mDdte i9 ibn ses
Sic @orlase ipilrbe in 3~ipeiter Be-
Jung nit NM elmer ubipeidencen
Sttnme augenpmmeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Sramenarbeit a,,f aett Stist'
Sen be9ctrGnst.

Senpcr, Colo, 9. Sebr. - Gin
argument 9egeu pas Sraueuitimms
redt bilbete cine Hebe. Die im Hes
pr1ientantenbauie hes StaateS bon
Srau Ngnes 8ibble. einem Der brci
ipeibliden @itslieber Der 2eeiSlatun,
aebalteu ipurbe, Die man nabri6eins
lid 9Gn5lid irrtbGmlid fir cine
Sraueuitimmrehtlerin sebalten bat.
,Srau 8ioble iprad su 8uniteu
elmer @orla9e. ipelte Die Sauer Der
B%raueuarbeit i'm Stante auf ati
Stunben bei6rdnfen mill.
.Sn ben Stdbten". 10 fiibrte Sral
Hibble aus, sarbeiten Die Srnuen 10
LANCE Stuuoeu fir 10 9eriu9eu 9obn.
baS Die I%rbcitseber lie on Stelle Der
Idnner beifaftigen. Sas Ieiultat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Die Yafetpoa. srase.

SIN Waibington gebt bas @es
J riiht. baB cine iebr itdrfe asis
, tation i'm @srfe iiit, I'M Die
, ginfiibrlng Ser gafetpoit SIl
, pereitein. gerfdirSene 9oneress
; Ritslieber baben in 5olse beiien
; Die Ibiidt. eitie llnteriufuns Su
} beantragen, fper bic Wifte[ fiir
bic Isitntinn liefert uab Oh
9onsreb sWitslieScr in unlalz
; terer 8eiie -beeinfluBt porSen
; iino. Sic N9itation lit nahz
: peisbdr. Gle lit aber bodlt NM
! eeifidt. ba lie in Yetitionen
; beitebt. Die pfienflinois .ule bon
: elmer 3dnp hcrriibren, unb aac
1efifionen ge9cn Die ginfiibz
; runs Der 9afetpoit IN herielbeu
; Sprnfe scbalteu iinb. @ie Elm
} Gonersb : Ritslieo iwt: Ser
; tbpiife Gbicasoer opes Netp
? gorfcr Slinfomaitn ut an bet
J Ir6eit." @arum Die grprebz
@onrpasnien hieies .Rrsbz8n<
; reau" ernffnet baben. lit iehr
; letht sn bssreiien, benn lie
; baben tbntidhlif bas &unItitiicf
fertig aebrndt, aus SGderling
Cob su maiden, Sbr eandes
; Anlaaetnpital beIteht in elmer
; an5abl @aselt unb Yfercen unb
: einieen Sddcn YferSefitter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
! er,bifeRsf ayaft. +

= Ia beIphia, ia, IS. Sebr.
- Gr5btihpf. Hpan opn Hbilabelpbia
uno metropolitan . Sennipsnanien
iturb mad Idnserer 2ranfheit inpeNlter
pom nabesu 80 Sabren in Der ers=
biff6fihea 8efibens Dahier. Seine
ndhften A~neebSrtsen iparen int Ster-
BEGINNER, ais bas Cube fam. 3urS
ppr benz 9obe FAM Der Grsbiidpf, Der
NIT einemi Sersieieen betaftet par, ut
8emnktlpiefeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
IdJtuns, &atbplifcn!

; Die Gilgerfabrt Scr fatboz :
= liid'cu Scutihz Imerifaner nnb
: 8om min int Sabre 1911 nidht
= l%rdttfinoen. Setauntlid, bat
? Die itdlieuiI6c Teeierung tiir3z
= lid Die Ib'idt fuuo 9eseben. i'm
= Sabre 1911 bas ~picr3ieite Iuniz
+ perIarilm Der giuigung Sta
: liens nit 9roBen Seitlihteiten
= 81 begeben. Huu lit es 8bnts
r fade, Dab obne Den Hnub. tober
r ipie man lid politiida mls3lls :
3 oriideu heliebt, pbne Die Inz
= ucripn) Der Gtdot Hsm rnb oes
3 airheritnates cine ppifommeue
3 Gini9ur9 Stalien'S uiht bate
: ~pollsogen iuerben f0nnen. Inn :
: nun Den Inidein 5u permeipen, :
3 als pb her 81. &ater nit Den
= beirebenben GcrbGltninen ner> :
3 iobnt lei unb BEN o pierSig
3 Sabren besnugenen 8uub als
: poleuoete 5batia6c anerfcunc.
+ bot Der Sl. Sater ale feier>
+ liden Suuttipnsn unb aitd Den
+ feierlidben gmpfan9 Der Yilserz
: 5iige abfnsen ldiien.
= ltrban 6. Haseleiiet,
+ Eeftor.
+ Geo Snus, 6 Stntc Ctr.
+ 9etp Yorf. Y. y.
r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

Soua. SrGutrcidl. 10, Sc6r. -
Scr 2uitiport ioroerte IN Sortai am
Sounersta9 aelegentlid BON Srobes
iabrten. sic NIT einem fir Ole Seercss
neripaltrn9 beitimmten Teroplnn gez
madbt tpurnen. apci ipeitcre Spfer.
HadiSem ole Yrobefahrt, Die einen
aubcrlt befricbisenpen Gcrlauf genom@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Srisee ipriset Sraktlss NIT
1apait.

San Srnncisco, Ga[.. S.
;sebr. Scr Tei,arapbilt elmer bic
Iiaen bra6tloien Stotiou untsrbielt lid,
aeitern cine Stunbe lang nit ieinem
Gplleaen IN Dem 500 Ieilen cnts
icrntem Gboiiis Sbinlola an Der 8iiife
Sapar's. Die Sotidlait nurpc nit
nrr elmer llcbertrasung geiauot. Gin
nellcr 8eforb fin bic bratbloie Selcs
graphic aui biciem Sbeile Der @rb>
tugel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
9nbnqnc, Suua, Siensas, bn IA. Gebrnar 1911. MD.
MD. 2O64.

men bate. beindbe becnbigt mar,
ltur5te Die @taidine aus elmer Sobe
BON etrpa $50 SUB ab, lnb Die beioen
Snlaiien, Die auiatifcr Nocl mo Selas
TORE. ipnroen 9etobtct; 6eibe batteu
Shdoelbriide erlitien.
Scrltu, 6. Sebr. = 2eutnaut
stein bonn Irmeez 2uttihiffer> Gorps,
ltiir5te beute auf DEM Soeberibcr Selbc
ans elmer 'SDhe bon 65 SUB ab uuo
mar ioiort tpbt.>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
J6eerlemfnaftt ipiebt lid. ant
cisenen Sfif&eef aMi.

@icn. O.. Scbr. - Mui Der Sc
nottebDbe bel Siuah in Sirol lit 2euts
uant Nihniam bonn Seipid9ersSatails
lon No. 5 bel elmer Sfiiabrt in cnts
iesliter 3eiie peruneliidt. Iui
rdtbielbaite @eiie bate er lid an
ieincm cisenen Stiitod formlib aui4
scipieBt. S%tiiabrsnoc SoIbaten fans
ben ibn bilflos, balb nerbluiet auf;
Der Siiitod mar ibw ieitli6 burd ben
sanSen iluterleib ~9ebrun9en. CT
hattie nod bic aroft aebabt ii6 bon
ieinen Srettln 81 beireien. ionnte iit
fabcr nidt erbeben. Scin Sob frat
balo uadl iciner lleberiibruns ms
5oipital Gin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

e t. RcterSburg. 10. Se6r.-
Sas rnifiide arirtinalseriGt, o benz
Der Rrp5et sesen Or. 4%anfihenfo ntb
ben Wrafen 1atrif S'8rien be Earn,
bic Der Grmorbuns oes Wraien Waifli
9amriim angeflast limb, p%erbanbeit
mirb, hat ben Nntras abae,uieien, ben
Wrist anf feline aeiitise Weinnsbeit
nu.eriuhen ST. laicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Or. Gssf cine Staie tieier.

Rem gort. 8. Sebr. Ser euts
sleiire NorSpol Gntpedcr 81. Goot
miro bier uGGite Bohc feline 9ibuens
farricrc beginner INN omar piro er
in ciuem Don @anpelbilberu iIuiIrirs
ten 9ortrag ieine Meile itiloeru lmp
ole Gontroperie, bercn &ittclpuuft CT
!purSe, Su erldutern luhcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
(Silr Sieie Seitlns bearbeitet.)
Ans hrr Bnnhesbauptfaht.

Hraibent Gait befiirmurtet Geeipro=
5itat. equator griifpp fir
birefte Senaturwabl. gemiais
sung fir 9ineplu Scntmaf nnb
Senfmal fir 8ermantpwn. ga. -
4ene gia, iueldc je cinen 8eprd=
ientanten fir 212,29O seelen ppr=
iiebt, paiiierte bas abseprbneteu=
buus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

% IN gorf, 10. Sebr. Sier
fpuroe am Wittfpo6 Die gbeid.liebuug
Der IS Sabre alien Selen Wibien
8oulD. elmer Sudbter bes Rliltimil>
liondrs, Sinan8mannes unb @iienz
babn 8 Raauaten, George Sap @pulo,
NIT Sobn 8rabam Sope Sorslepz
8eresiorb, benz fiinften Goro 0ecies,
poll3ogen. 9ieie Seirat6 bat nift ben
8eifaH bcr ameritnner gefuuSen. Sic
iHlehten grfabrunsen. Die bic ameris
faniihen grbinnen nit ben a~riitofras
tiiden Mitsifts Sdeeru @uropa's aes
madt baben, iinb nod in dlsl friiher
grinnernng. 4uberbem t0nnen es
bic amerifaniihen 4atrioten niht bers
ihmeraen, bag bur6 hieie Setrnthen
a~meritariihes 8elo, in bieiem 2unoe
%eriporben, meiitens ioear ben 8pltss
mafen abseprebt. milionentpeife in
bas 4iislanb flieBt. Sie .oberen
8terbunbert" Der nmerifaniihen Sc
ieuifaft bilsen serabe3u eine Shmdh
fin unier 2anb. Sns Streben bieier
HeuooariItpfratie na6 nusIdnbiIhen
Siteln unb Srben lit nidt minber
tpiberlid pie lire Gaddffune eurppGs
ii6er Sitten. i6r Irpseutbum unb bic
Suht, ibre Softer an poruebme aus>
lanber 81 perheiratben.
Gin Scitenitiif su btticn .Spiten"
Der a~nterifaniiden Gefeafdaft tilbet
Der siiife" E5bel, her NIT ben senia.
characterization Der selben NreHe anf=
gepGppelt iuirb nn6 nit feinem Ser=
niiiSmnS, pDf ben Spaarf1nigen.
Cine nad S%anieuoen 3~dblenbe, ienIas
tionsliifterne Ienae, in Der Iebraa6l
Srauen unb Wdbhen, Die nah ibrem
Ilsieben ben iogenannten beiieren
areiien a~ngebGrten,, ~belagerte Stltnben
lang bas 8ottesbais urto periudte su
ipieoerbolten Ralen. Den iturfen Soils
5ei : Rorbop su burd,brehen. 9ie
SGfpafeu fprrpen bon Den Stdrten
CUR Seite geitoBeu iuo Undergraduate
pelt, aIeiber bonn 9eibe uno Siite lino
effe unb falife Saare bon ben 8opfen
geriHeu. Sniteriihe 8eiber lieferten
lid unb Der Yoli3ei IN Der fpilben @ier,
einen Bid alif bas grdutpaar an err
bajfen, rihtise Shladten. ollie
Shrarten bes Iuitnnnes nnh Der
auten Site tparen uerseiien. in Die
aus bent @ottesbauie bringenSen
Dhiiiffldnse mii6te iih bas Spben
unb Shreien bes Sanhasels. unn Elm
naf pielen Sunoerten 3Ghlenber
Northumberland fplste ioblenb nno
beuleno i'm Sturmihritt Dem Iutoz
n,obil. bas Die Neupermdblten mad
Dem 8ou!b'ihen 8obnbaus brahte.
Sierau i6reibt Die 80. .. Stantss
5tg.": H6bei blcibt chen Babel, pben
wie unten. limb hie 8ebDroen Der
0eltifapt AM SubIon muBten lid, bem
8ilen bieies SeniationspobeIs einfdf
iiiaen. Smci 8erwaltunss3tueise Der
itGbtiihcn Administration musten 10.
sniagen mpbil gcmaft ,iperben, neil
iid) bic 9phter eineS. iimplcn SiireerS,
Der a~llerbings ben Spr5na hat, itein=
reid an iein, nit einem britiiGen
Goefmann permGhite. 8anse Stras
bensepierte purbeu fir Den @a9cne
perfebr a%bseiperrt. 3unperte bon
Soli5iiten CUR IuirchterhaltIns DER
Srhuuns abepmmanbirt, unb Die Mitz
alieber bes Observation-Disclosures
Separtements arbeitcten Siunoen
lang i'm ShipeiBe hires Tneeiihtes.
INN bic Suiabrten siir Stride bonn
Shner mn Shmis 81 reini9en,"
Die a%merifauiihen Spaariiirtcu, bic
ppr Der enrupaiihcn Nriitufratie anf
benz 8anhe rutihen, uith bic ,freien"
Nmerifansr, bic iih be,niitbia por Der
M2ahf nca McIAca hetiaeif fiua Fir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Die erttcn GrSbeeret.

Spuiton. Seras. s. Se6r.
Nus @Iin unb Haidnena triift Die
Nahri6t elm, baB Die erIteu ~terauiz
iden grhbeeren 5lim gerIanht Ses
lnngt limb. Ser tribe Gintritt lit
benz nneelpobnlih mtloen 3etter sIs
5nidrei6en. ipelhes iiinsit i'm iiinlihen
5bcile res Stantes berrifte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
(SIr Sieie Seitius beurbeitct.
Gtnanher mIrhia.

Cine 18idbrise nit einem 4~5jdbrisen
perbciratbet. - Sieic Seiratb ut
ben Amerifanern ntdbt senebm. -
Gin seitenitiif su Der Spdaeit. -
rR0bel beibt eben Y6bel p6en mie
infen", erflart bic ,H. y. Staats4
sts.". Die itabtiide sloraini=
i~tration mmf mitmndjen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

Die itrense Surhfi6rMng Der
@inmannerungS . @eiete ihredt az.
Sm Sannar mares inter 24,S63 nur
956 bcmtide G%in,umaoercr, Stalien
l~ieferte beren $50. I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

Gum Sapitel iiber geidranfnns bee
Gintuanberer. - Der Gpnsree foil
tcne Ginmanberunss 0eicte nidt
iibereilcn. - Der Natb Der ,9fntip.
nal Stberal Smmisrattpn 9cngue".
- Ger yiparte" Wr. Yennct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

Sber y9aftit bes Spsialismns In
8esns amf Helisiun unb 5antilie."
Serr 9apib @plbitein ppn
Bottom, WaH., itelt Srrtbiimer uni
8efabren bes S~osialtsmns blps
Yttb fprbert 5nr abtuebr seset bic
rptbe 8efabr nif. - gprtras tn,
Snbnaner Gaiinp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

(5ortietuns anf Der ~. eeite.)
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-07-25
MOTOR TAX LAW IN EFFECT
Annual License Now SIS for Automo-
bjles and So for Motorcycles
Two License Tags Required.

MISUNDERSTANDING July II, all
automobile owners hereafter must
pay an annual license fec of SIS and
motorcycle owners So. The new law
makes other important changes in
that the revenues from licenses are
diverted from the state treasury and
distributed into the local treasures
throughout the state, in proportion to
the number Of machines registered in
such communities.
1t is also provided that two mum
Der plates must be fastened upon
each automobile, one on the front
and the other on the rear of the ma
chine. These plates must be of dark
green enamel, containing the license
number, the year of issue and the
letter "W''. The color will be
changed each year.
The number of licensed automo-
biles in Wisconsin has reached over
1880 and the total value of Wiscon-
sin cars aggregates the enormous
sum of $20,000,000. This figure is
based upon an average value of
$1,000 per ear. There are also 2,240,
motorcycles, which, upon an average
value of 5000 comprise a total value
of 100000. There are $40 dealers
and manufacturers licensed in the
automobile field.
Over $6,000,O00 has been invested
in machines in Wisconsin this year.
1t is estimated that the proceeds
from licenses will amount to nearly
100000 this year.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-07-25
MORE ABOUT JACKPOT
WITNESS BEFORE COMMITTEE DE-
cLAREs WiEHE CONFESSED.
Allegation of William Burgess Re-
fleets on Business Associate of Ed
ward Hines of Chicago.

Washington. The 100000 lii
nois legislative Jackpot" about
which revolves charges a=ecting the
election of Senator William Lorimer.
figured in the testimony at the last
hearing before the senate committee
probing that election
William Burgess, treasurer OF an cleo
tic company at Duluth, Mimi, was the
first witness. He had testified before
the Helm Investigating committee of
the Illinois senate that on a train run
ming out of Duluth about March, 1911,
c. F. Wiehe, who is associated in
business with Edward Hines told him:
There was jackpot raised to elect
Mr.. Lorimer. | know what | am talk
ing about, because | subscribed $10,-
900 to it myself"
Before the federal investigating COM
mittee Mr.. Burgess testified he and
Wiehe had not met before that day.
They began conversing in the smok-
ing car. Burgess said he made a re-
mark about the Lorimer election, which
led the stranger, who, he said, was
Wiehe, to remark that Burgess did
mot know very much about it." Short
ly afterward, according to the witness.
Wiehe said
There was a jackpot for Lorimers
election. | know what | am talking
about because | subscribed $4,000 to
it myself"
Didn't you think it strange that a
perfect stranger should make a con-
fession Of wholesale corruption to
your" asked Senator Kern.
Il always did. That was the reason
| asked who the man was when we got
off the train"
In cross-eXamination Mr.. Burgess tes-
titled he was acquainted with w H.
Cook Of Duluth, whose version of con-
versatfons with Edward Hines had
ben disputed by Mr.. Hines. He said
he had talked with Cook about coming
to Washington to testify and Cook had
remarked:
You'll have hot time"
Didn't he say give 'em hell?" in.
CURED Attorney Hynes.
He did not" replied the witness.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-07-25
SEE CONGRESS- ENE
FINAL VOTE ON RECIPROCITY
BILL is FIXED FOR JULY %.
Action on Wool Tariff Revision, and
Other Measures to Be Taken Be-
fore August 8.

Washington.-The senate by unani-
nous action has fixed the dates when
a vote shall be taken on several i'm
portant measures and it is believed
by the leaders of the various factions
that the special session of congress
will adjourn sine die on or about
August Z.
The dates are: Reciprocity bill, July
%; house wool revision bill, July 27;
house free-list bill, August /; reap
portionment measure, August 8; Ari-
IONA and New Mexico statehood, Au-
gust Z.
1t is expected that the closing of
congress will Immediately follow the
statehood vote.
All the bills included in the agree
ment already have passed the house.
If amendments are made to them they
will be still subject to quick confer
ence between the representatives of
the two houses.
The agreement following a series Of
conferences between Senators Pen
rose, La Toilette, Martin, Smoot, Bal
ley. Stone, Burton, Borah. Bristow,
Bourne and other senators was formal
ly offered in the senate by Senator
Penrose as leader of the Republicans.
The original suggestion for an
agreement was made by Senator La
Toilette, who was willing to fix an
earlier date than that named for the
vote on reciprocity. The demand for
later date was made by others who
desire to speak on the bill.
The agreement to vote is so drawn
that amendments may be voted on at
any time.
Senator Cummins introduced new
amendments to the reciprocity bill.
One sought to couple a revision of
the tariff on metals with the Cana
dian measure; the other proposed a
revision of the duty on oilcloth and
linOleum.
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M ARKET
Milwaukee, July IS. 1911

mi4Wdukee, July 10, 1911.
Butter-Creamery = Extras. 49,
prints, 24c; frsts, 2O@21c seconds,
17@1Sc; process. 1S019c; dairy,
fancy. 1Sc.
Cheese - American, full cream
Twins. lie; daisies, new 12012%c;
Young Americas, 12@1215c; long
horns, 12&c; limburger. new, 100
01ac; brick, sc; Swiss, 141a Ollie.
Eggs-Current receipts fresh, as
to quality, 1412c; recandled, extras,
10000; seconds. 10@11c.
Live Poultry-Fowls, lie; roost-
ers, &c; broilers. 15@17c.
Potatoes--Wisconsin or Michigan,
on track, SO@90c; Dusty Rurals,
95c@100.
Wheat-No. /. northern, 1920
LOS; No. 2. northern, 1000 1902;
No. 1, durum, 91@92e; No. 2, du-
rum, 9O@91c.
Corn-No. 3. yellow, 641ac.
oats-No. 5, white, 47c; stand
ard, 46&c.
Barley-Wisconsin, LOT; No. 2,
Ill; medium. 1.07.
Cattle-Butcher steers. 1850
6.25; heifers, 3.5O05.5O; COWS. SIS
% 500; feeders, 3.6004.60; calves.
6.00@70O.
hogs - Good, heavy, butchers.
900 q ESQ; fair to best. light, $50
q 60; pigs, 5.5O06.25.
Sheep-Lambs, 5.OO@725; ewes,
3.5004.0O.
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AERONAUT LANDS In OCEAN
A. j. 5erts Is Compelled to Swim
Mile in Rough Water
to Shore.

Asbury Park. n. IA. ]. Rob
erts, the aeronaut who started in
his dirigible balloon from New York
for Philadelphia Saturday afternoon,
was found in an exhausted condition
on the beach of Deal, near here, hav-
ing been compelled to swim more than
a mile in a rough sea to shore. Rob
erts, after being in the air several
hours, discovered that he was being
carried out to sea. 4e Immediately
pulled the rip cord of his gas bag. By
the time the air craft descended. how
ever, Roberts was carried more than
a mile to sea and was compelled to
swim that distance to shore. The
dirigibla was not recovered.
Roberts is an Australian and has
made a reputation as an aerial pilot ~
England.
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NeUs Notes of Wisconsin

Oconomowoc.-Geo Miller of
Chicago, a young man spending his
vacation here, drowned in Fowler
lake while sailing with Erwin Violin.
also of Chicago. Miller was 19 years
of age and an orphan.
La Crosse. Claiming that his wife
desires a divorce because he believes
that women's suffrage will soon pre-
vail in Wisconsin and that she in
tends to run for governor, Olaf w.
Olson, has set forth this unusual
allegation in his defense to a di-
vorce suit.
Superior. - Thirty-nine Superior
ties, among the number being City
Controller John Erickson, City Hn-
gineer e. B. Banks and the census
enumerators, have been subpoenaed
to appear at Eau Claire to testify
before the grand jury relative to the
taking of the census in Superior.
Kilbourn.-With a report that
was heard two miles away, meteor
crashed through the barn of Charles
Gaffney penetrating the roof and a
two-inch floor before landing in the
basement. The meteor was still hos
when picked up and weighed more
than two pounds.
Maiden Rock-The little daughter
of L. Thompson, living near Elm
wood, had her leg cut off, both hands
mangled and her body badly cut by
the sickle of a mower and died from
the effects of her injuries. The child
had gone to sleep in the grass beside
a stump in the meadow. Her father,
who was running the mower, did not
see her. Just as the sickle was lifted
to go over the stump she awoke, but
too late. The father tied up the
wounds with binding Irvine and drove
to doctors, but the little one died
from the shock.
Fond du Lac.-Parties from May
vile, Fond du Lac and La Crosse
have organized a new hunting club
known as the Blue Wing Hunting
club, and will erect club house upon
a wooded island il Rush lake which
has been leased for a term of ten
years.
Madison.-The old idea is not sus-
tanned that college graduates do not
marry at the University of Wisconsin,
forty-eight of it's graduates having
become brides or benedicts during
last June. while ten engagements
have just been announced.