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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
GDrn lsarf Gonfrt.

s5iir oas slOn;ert Der Sobn 6. NE.
ttr'fftr Militdr.apsle am Spnn.as
Qrnmiiias i'm Chen pari. bat Ras
pelmeiIisr 2ouis u. Wsisonb bos
folsenos bubids prosramm sninms
uitnstfieut:
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Duperiurs aus .Stabat ulater., !.
....... Wlsrlaoonle
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... =. Bsllitsot
pds bs fleurs aus ~Hoila1, 9eiibes
p0ipourri aus Die Woltiin4, Wagnsr
Saexb bnHtaiie i. 5obcni
.FprneisSo!c: ~Glifforo poisa'. !.
Brnnb
Grant Simon.
Der Gkiii bes Wpjspobsn". -. !.
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An ibs adnb Of 6nrmoup-, Gnnbtr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
Cartilage 1air
Grfreate iidj seitern eiues riefIaeu
yeind)s.

Gina 10000 geiut.r, B. /. 20O0
irshr als am stDeiten Iage i'm Qprs
lahrs. ordnsten iit gsit,ru burt oas
gintrittstbor in Den gairplub su Gar.
ttoge, no bic oissjdbriss gountp. Fair
ab9sboIten pirb. 1as erobte Snters
sRe oes 3ases nahmen Die gfsrbereRs
nen in aHipruf,. bic, neil bic Jairs
@fceiation in bisism Sabre befTer.
sSreIie cusssfesi bat, cine gr0bsre 4n.
5abl 5beilneEmer batten, fpie is supor.
Wdhr.nb oeritiben ereian.ten iih al.
nise llnfats. bic i.oo6 nitt bon aros
5er geoeutung tparen uno bei osnen
aud Riemdno itper perlebi rpuroe.
unter ben gefuhern 6sfqno.n iid,
etipo 100 Beanie Don Gountp.sair.
afociationen in anperen gheilen o.s
Staaies. fotpie gi3e sWapor 0alpin,
Siherheits Tirettor Seott Smau.
sScliseidef 5atfou II. u.
Hatmiitass fono bic gisrbe1usfiels
lung iidtt unp Die prsisrifier bctten
sineH bdrtsH Stunb. UNI untsr ben
crsgeitelIteD 9bisrsn oieientgen su be.
ssitnsn. iUeIte prsispiirbig iparsu.
Die B.rsnigunss sguosn iSspie ois
ptritisoenen Stauftsnunaeu mat.su
etenfaas sldnsenos Geifdfts.
5iir heute Ruhmittaa in pieberum
Gin ishr reibbaitiges programm ar.
rangirt poroen uHo ,s ittbt 3u erpar.
itn, eab bic 3abl Der gefu6er Die ses
f:riee nod iibertrsfftn tDiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
Nlimoer Offer.
Stars ycaEssr srlsiset Ssim 3erI.sen
eines asiibanss Stsafs
e,gsa llnfaIl.

0er 27 Sabre alte Gisbdnbler Sds.
singers poIIte geitern 4bsno, iuis qes
ruonIth, ais StdrbOarosr in BEN stoit.
baus Qo. 1924 Central 4Denue tin
eSieat" serlesen. isooh mar oas leb,
tere BON elmer ielbit fir Elm aDItbans
poIiseiipiorieen 3dbigteit. Gina.rs
ipuroe f6Iieblih Desperat nno idbeIts
NIT elmer foIfen Wutb oarduf log, odb
sr ilf in feinem bIinbtn GiFtr orei
Blnaer Der linteI 5anb beinabe abs
ldnlit. Or puroe nd6 benz itdbtiiden
5ofpital atbrohi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
Nuf ben, Reimsuege
Gnroe betaster SdlreiHsr Opm Autu.
mobil getrpffen nnb get0otet.

auf benz 5eimtpege bon Der 4rbeit
teeriffsn. ruuroe geitern Qbeno Der 80
Sabre uIts Shrsiner 5drrp Robe pom
Der Cinnamon Strabe, C'grpoHDile,
tcn eintm iahsn uHo entiegiitsn Jooe
ereilt. Der dlte Wann, ftis1 an Der
Cinnamon Strabe uub Wabiion Roao
bon etnem Strabenbabnpagsn CD uuO
r9oIlts beim llsberi6reitsn Der Strabs
elmer aus .nts.gsnssisbtsr Rittuna
bGannabeuosn Gar duspsihen. dIs sr
ton Dem in Demielben 2luasnblit an
gsbli6 nit GROCER 0efdpInoigtsit Ter,
GHiouisnben qutomobil oes 7srunt
Subbsd uon Ulabiicn Roao uuo Gait
Sia aDenue getroffen uHo in tpsitem
8cgsn CUR Seite gsfhIsuoert puroe.
Wehrere mdnntr in Der ndbgelslsnen
ggirtbf6oft BEG Ilrrtin Srninq 6oben
oeH 8erungluttsn alf unb requirirten
0ns goIi3ei. .automcbf. Apte mar
teruuBtlos uno sub auF Der Ga6rt roh
eem itdottfhen 5Uipital isiusn GsiIt
Guf. Die 2eife tpuroe mad Der Wor
GU, gsbratt. Subbet, peit1sr lit sur
3sii ns llnfalIs aIIeiH in oem 4utos
riobiI befano, nuros unter Der antIaqs
cst fabrldffiaen sootuns psrbaftst uno
ipotsr gessn Biirsitdft auf frsisn isuB
aefsst. 8as 4utomobil folf nd6 2tn
pnbe bon Queen3sussn sur 3sii bes
llnfans cine fehr aroBs 5ahrgsihpin'
6igttit beisiien huben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
@raneeisent6uut uns 9anten

Jm ftdotifttn Hnuam. ipurben ae.
fern ois foleenoen g1utrlau6niBfhsin.
eriDirti: Gorcoron Camp Co.. bier.
itodists 1dbrifsebdnot an Der Reoos
ing RDao. nabe btr Danprioee Ctr,
$40. 0.000T Grnit Cog. aip<iif6diaes
Wolnbous an Der Gnslin Str. nabs
Der 1ofel Gtrabe. 5000; Z. Grasle,
21itodiges WOhnbuus an Domeftenn
place. nube 9orrifon Apenue. $500;
J. Clan Simnss. 3iptiFt0diees Wobns
bdus an Der Gotn 4nenue, nnte SO.
6elIs Gtfdte, 1890; Mbsrt 6ep.
1nea8 J ioean yknsa. N N. nnSntu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
arffen.
Us 8trtungsH bes engItf6eu
Streits in Canada

Otto 10 q, GdnabQ, Il. quauft.
CANADA fiibIt bic Dirtunaen oes enc
ltihsn Streits uno Der 6anoel oes
Gdnoss oiirfts smpfiroIih leiDen, ioQ=
ts Der Streit ldnger anoauern. U2e6s
rsre 0ampferliHisn, oeren Shiffe bon
caHaouteu 5dfen aus abfqbreu, buz
ben lih geIpsisert, in Utontreul Qns
ouRgen stn3unebmen. Qle nu6 Gngs
lamb beitimmttn 9ampfer ne6men
ooppeItsn geborT on aobleu siu, UNI
BON ben snaIiIten Streiteru nitt ubs
bdngi8 gu Ietn. Die gvoben 8bolsiale
3rpgooos Jirmsn in Wloutreal, To-
roHto uHb Cttaua, ipsIhe I'm groBem
UlaBs auf snsIiihe 5mportationsn an
aetrtsien fino. habeH groBs Ufube,
ii1 bieieIben gu osri6affen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
,Jn(an0 Ge(egrap6
mit sintm gisberg toItis
birt.


8oitpn, II. Qu5. - am Dom
nsritas Abenb purne bier cine gum
.snbtpsftht oufs,fansen. aus Der bers
poreett. baB Der 1ampfsr .Soturuia
BON Wontreol nah 0lnsgop unters
ipees, am GienItag It's Useil.n Sitlih
BON Belle Ssls nit sinsm gisbers fol-
Iibirte.
Die GepeIbs lpar con Der Wareonis
Stntion In Wslflsst. Raii., an ben
Ddmpfsr gaHunbrd seihidi norbeu.
Der BON Glasaoip nat Montr.aI uus
isripegs in. 1i. GaiTaubra purbe in
Der Dtpeihs aufssfosoert. fih NIT Der
Sutnrnia in 9.rbinouna su IsBeu.
Ieuer.
Gleneldup, 8. II. 4ug. - On
sinem s5tuer, bas dm Gonnerftag
tbeilpeife oas Tepar.en9nt 4eIdGi.
BON Jries unb S6ul. an Weit %.
Strabs ssrit0rte, puroe Der Ghsf Der
Jenerpebr. 6. y. gpbpler, ihiper pers
itbi. Gr brad slpsi Ripptn uno bas
9hulierbloii. Der am Osbduee anz
aerihtste Shcptn bstrdgt unsefdbr
SO, 900.
Weaen Raubs perurthtilt.
Gina. Ohio. II. 4usuit. Rad
benz er iih orsi Sabre lang sesen isine
0eruribtiluna ipsssn 8etbeilisuns an
einem Rnub oelpebr!, lpurbe am Gons
nerifdg Ghriiiian Geiger. Elm sbemals
rider Hierbrausr, POM Hrtisseriht
aufs Neue fhuloig bsfunoen, unb er
mub istt fsins iisbea Sabre tn 3u6ts
hauS a6fteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
lInaariidle Sanaer.

Der 9eutih llngdriI6e ar6eiter
Wsnnertor per1nitattet am Sonntag,
27. auguit. Elm gitnie in 2obmann4
Bart in GatIsn. las iii hereits bas
3ipeite gicnic bss 9,rsins unb er gibt
e. uuf allssmeinsn Dunih ieinsr
syrsunoe. Der gsrsin pirb fpieber
ieine fhouiteH 2lsosr srfhallen IafIsn
uao bic Wuiit.optls oes 2. II. ar6ei-
itr Mdnnerhcrs rpiro gum 5ans dufz
ipitlen. Gin tiidtl1ts 9ommitise lit
nit ben ARRANGEMENTS betrout uno
NslIi allen 3bsilnebmsrn Elm pergnugs
tee sSeit in 4usiiti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
Cincinnati Iarnaemeinbe.

JH Der Observation-Disclosures Der
5urnsemeince, bic morasn abeno in
Der Central 1urubotls ftattfiueet, ipiro
ods Examinations. .Hpmmittee Die Ran
oiooieu 2iIie fir Die i'm Sspismbsr sa
ernatienoea geamien unterbreiten.
9uBeroem !i.stn anosre tpihtias 9ln.
gslsseubeiten CUR 8srbanoIuEg Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
Sie Gesiitrirnna.

Ter ssitrise Tag mar Der srfse &c.
siiirirungstas fur bic primdrpablen.
WdbIer. bic ieii Der porissngDabl um.
se5ostn iino oosr feitbem ibre BOD.
idhrlihteii erreiht baben. f0nnen nod
am btutisen aage ooer ipdttitens NOR.
seH In ben Ndumen beS WcblrntbS
IN Rat4hsaiss lpH&sa 3 lltS Desss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18

laiDn. ndk gaHett 4penue, $25O0; 8.
Sdror. 5ipeiitodiges Dobnbous an
Der Wooblafpn. rnbe BaHett 4oenue.
$500; Otto Usiiter. 2aitDdiges
gDohnbdus an Der llripsiler, maize 6ors
rifon 4penue, $500; BinDiih sRublz
bauier Co., pieritDdiges sStdtsebdube
an Der Roropitede Der WeWilIan Ctr.
unb Clifton 4penue, ST, 500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18

Gin Shleihbieb eutlpenbess aus Der
Wchnuns oes Dan. Bdharah, SO.
5l9 Central Ape.. siDei Diamanirinse
i'm Dertbe BON $500. Or tbeil.e Der
polisei ben Ramsn bss Wnnnes NIT.
ben sr i'm 0erennt bat. ben Diebjiobl
beaongsn au hoben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18

gems unb . ubr yaa4mjttoo5, fopis
3nif6en bier ubr Nd6mittags uno
neun llbr 4benbs, ib1e yioren in bic
NGblsrliitsn eintrogef Iaiisn. Rer
felt Der porigen Mnbt ntht umae3pz
gen itt, brauht iid fir bic grimdry
ipabl nihi neu regiftriren gu IaiTen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18

Wsribner, Wsai1ids Meisgsrter. aarl
erbdthsr, 6drrD Gang unb Grnit iii.
rsr an unb bic Serren iperoen nif,ts
lnaethan laifen, INN ben sseitgditen as,
nubreife Gtnnben All bereiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
Ofr 5tieger 4tpppb in
GleDeld drde[dndt.

[ - y . " u " " ~ Y 4 u " " -
6 le beIdnb, g., II. 9uQuit. --
5drrp y .Atnoob, Der Boftoner 2(piaz
ttter, traf am DonnerItaq Ro9mittaq
auf ieinem 5luge bon ct. 2puis na4
JtetD Yort in glebeldnb Elm. Gr leote
Die 1913 Weilen lanqe Strede BON 90
leoo Md Glepelano in 2 Stunoen 90
WstHuten 5lug3eit 3urid. gr bat
JeBt CAB Uleilen 3uriidqeleqt unD nof
622 Wteilen bis Nep gort gu fliegen,
mttbin ettpas ubsr Die 6dIfte Der 1865
Utetlen langen Strede 3uriidgslegt.
8om BEN u Qttentat.
STEM Yort, II. Quguit. Nntonio
Golaruiio bate feline 5reunbe, fDel6e
nit ibm Die 8eburt zines 306terdens
feierten, eben 3ur 5bure Ieiner Wo6z
nung geleitet, als cine 8ombe bpr Der
5Eiire erplobirte. Die 8ennlt Der Grz
ploitpn mari goldru'Ip. feline Satin
HnD bas S04tsrhen gu gooen, ule tas
men aber nit leihten 0erleBungen oaz
BON. 6pIarufIo gie6t an, teine S5einbe
81 beilBen uno audi tetne 9rpb6riefe
er9alten gu BADEN.
Selb morb.
Ul absfielo gn., Il. Q(uquit.
u. J. 3aOis, Elm fruherer 8eIddft5z
reiienoer. gaptiitenpreoiger unb Che
riff, nabm 8Onnerftag cine Dolls Gift
2u 'th uno ftieb itd, als basfetbe niht
iofort pirtts, Elm WsHer nit folder
@eualt in oen 2si6, buB es burh bic
Wunoe in ben Waqen fiel. no es Ipds
ter bel Der 2ethen6ffnunq gefunoen
purb:. gsihdftsperIuits ioQen ben
Wtann gum SsIbitmorb gstrieben baz
ben.
y on elmer 9 6taugs auge=
grtffeH.
u orfolt, Conn, II. QuauTt.
Der 15idbrigs 8so. 8ui6 nurbe beim
gssrsniutsn BON elmer aroben S6lauz
&c anseqrlffen. pslhe iit um i'm
nano uuo beiHabe eroriifte. 2lIs Der
Junge ipdter Don einem Tarmer ae=
tunoeu nurbe, mar sr obnmdhtiu
pdhreno bic ShIange beim 6eraunds
ben oes Jarm.rs i'm ge6ufh Der
ftpaHo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
8ifsie bsr Cermaaa 9see Ns. 206.
J. 9. 9. q.

sfm Gonntas, %. 4usufi, perans
Mnitet b<r Grabenfsab Der fermnnn
s0sce no. 20S. J. 8. 9. g.. In 2obs
monn'S Dart In Caslep sin pifnic. fir
~ hi Dorb<reiiunetn in ber umiibs
.tionea fsifs ostroffen msSbtu. Dsm
~ - Ira .biG ss11ns 11tpb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
Giufu d.

8erpn: .4ber, Sobann, Tu biit ia
furttbar betrunter. Denu Gu 10
auf Der StraBe 3uiammengeItiir5t nd
reit,"
9eoientsr: -, i'd bub' ia INNER
sine atte 9iiitsntarte - Dom gndpigeH
5errn bel mir"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-18
Qusw meg.

gtuut: a. Nd, ih befiirthts. @rs
thur nab Tu mifh nur meiuea Aittera
autes tpegeu iisbitl"
grduttsam: gyta, oa tonneu mir ia
morgeH oas 3Iags DsrjiIbsra!"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-06
NYE COUNTY
LICENSE Is
SATISFACTORY
RECORDS ARE BEST KEPT OF
ANY THROUGHOUT
THE STATE.

According to a letter received by
Sheriff Malley from State License
and Bullion Tax Collector Adam
son, who was recently a Tonopah
visitor, the collections of licenses
for this county are most satisfae-
tory, the records being the best
kept of those of any county in the
entire state. The letter reads:
Carson City. Nev., May ?.
ITO the Sheriff, the District At
torney, the Board of County Com
missioners. Nye County, Tonopah,
Nevada,
Gentlemen In accordance with
law | beg to hand you herewith
statement of licenses collected by
the sheriff of Nye county during
the first quarter of the current year
according to his records,
License conditions in this coun-
ty are satisfactory to this depart
ment. and the records are without
doubt the best kept of any county
in the state of Nevada. Respect
| fully submitted
81. T. ADAMSON.
State License and Bullion Tax
Agent"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-06
wellington DROS.
WILL open At The
IDORA TOMORROW
STERLING VAUDEVILLE TEAM
WILL BE SEEN IN TONO-
PAH SOON.

The Wellington brothers, one of
the premier vaudeville teams of the
country, will arrive in Tonopah to-
morrow and open at the Idora the
alter. This team is fresh from sue
cesses along the coast, having play
ed five-weeks' engagement in the
city of San Francisco. This team
opened up the Hippodrome in Gold
field, playing to an audience OF up
wards of $500 on the opening eve-
ming. They have an entire change
for each night, one member of the
team giving his famous roller-skate
clog dance.
Last nights pictures we're en-
ioyed by large audiences, the Lor-
raine Sisters giving a sterling spe-
cialty. They will appear again to-
night in an entire change, which
gives promise of being a big hit.
The pictures for tonight are: Bio
graph drama, Paradise Lost" Sc
lig, Zulu Land" (sensational) !,
and Pathe American, "Whiffle's
Home Troubles" comedy. Get the
Idora habit-everybody has it!
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-06
FAUST BEER ON DRAUGHT
AT TONOPAH LIQUOR co.

Among the many preparations
that have been made for the hot
summer months probably one of
the greatest interest to the man
around town" is that of the im-
portation of a shipment of the ia
nous Faust beer, the select brew
of the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
company of St Louis This brew
was originally made especially for
sale in Tony Fausts cafe in St
Louis, Faust being a relative OF
the Anheuser family and interested
in the brewery Incidentally Faust's
is spoken of as one of the premier
cafes in the brewery city. Con-
noisseurs are of the opinion that
Faust is the finest product OF
the breweries of the world and
from the 'play" it gets in its home
town there may be something in
the contention. Tonopah is far re-
moved from St Louis, but in the
beer line the liquor company IS
bringing St Louis to Tonopah.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-06
WOULD FIRE
POSTMASTER gen.
HITCHCOCK
ALLEGED DISCRIMINATION OF
TWO PERIODICALS is BASIS
OF MOVEMENT.

WASHINGTON. May 6.-Senator
jefferson Davis of Arkansas yester-
day gave notice in the senate that
he would offer a resolution asking
the president to discharge" Post
master General Hitchcock, unless
Mr.. Hitchcock replied within one
week to the Davis resolution adopt
ed April 10. In that resolution
Mr.. Hitchcock was asked to furnish
the senate with a copy of the rul-
ings of the postoffice department
and reasons therefor in connection
with alleged discrimination against
two periodicals, one of St. Louis;
the other of Denver.
Alleging that the postmaster gen
eral had paid no attention to the
resolution Mr.. Davis exclaimed eX-
citedly:
'I want to know whether Mr.
Hitchcock is bigger than the United
States senate.
The discussion was on the La
Toilette resolution which proposed
that another investigation be or
dered and that the cost be borne
by the senate contingent fund.
The resolution named five new
senator's, headed by Works of Cali
fornia. Several senators who votet
in favor of Senator Lorimer las
session asked that the resolution b.
referred to the standing committe
on privileges and election.
Meanwhile it became apparen
at once that such a motion If cal
ried, which would be equivalent t
the reputation of the propose
special committee, would provok
great deal of debate. 1t is el
pected to come up again on Monda.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-06
POLITICAL UNREST
SPREADS THROUGH CHINA

HONGKONG, May 6,-Political
unrest is widespread but the revo-
lutionary movement begun at Can
ton last week appears to have been
checked. There is however, some
apprehension for the future. Many
missionaries from the west of Can
ton have fed for safety down the
river and are coming to Hongkong.
Divisions of the Chinese northern
troops have been hurried to Can
ton, where occasional clashes oc-
cur between the authorities and the
disorderly element. These are of
no great significance. Today the
men employed on the Canton Kow-
loon railway section were sent for
shelter to Shamshuh. town Just
north Of the boundary Of the Bri
tish territory British papers ii
the east severely criticize the Chi
nese government for permitting pi
rates TO loot the Pacific Mail line
Asia after it was wrecked on Fin
ger rock.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-06
GRAND JURY
RETURNS 20
INDICTMENTS
PRINCIPAL WIT
NESS BEFORE BOARD
OF INQUIRY.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, May e.
Twenty-one new indictments, ac-
cording to reliable authority, were
voted late yesterday by the grand
jury against the accused dynamite
James and John Nc
Namara, and Ortie McManigal.
Nineteen of the indictments, it
is understood, are against the Nc
Namaras alone, and charge them
with murder in connection with
the blowing up of the Los Angeles
Times newspaper plant October |,
and the consequent deaths of Fl
men.
The other two are said to be
against McManigal, as principal, and
the Mcnamara brothers, as accom-
plices, in the Llewellyn iron works
explosion on Christmas day il
which no one was killed.
The inquisitors completed thei
work at dusk and the true bill
ordered will not be filed in cour
until tomorrow morning. The pris
oners will be arraigned this after
noon and date set at that time fo
them to enter their pleas.
McManigal was the principal vii
ness heard by the inquisitors, abou
whose movements and meeting plac
veil of secrecy was thrown.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-06
DEMANDS THE
RESIGNATION PRESIDENT
BEFORE PEACE AGREEMENT
Revolutionists Refuse to Entertain the
Dove Until Assured That the Present
Head of Mexican Government Will
Quit.

to be highly patriotic because in
the present moment it is the only
one which can satisfy public opin-
ion and | am convinced that if
General Diaz makes public his in
tention it will permit us to pacify
the country in a very few days, a
matter which is difficult to obtain
in any other way.
"For these reasons and not
doubling the patriotism of General
Diaz | wish you to present to the
envoy of the government the fol-
lowing proposition:
In order to assure the imme-
diate pacification of Mexico and tc
furnish to the world an example
which will increase the prestige OF
our country, both contending lead
ers, General Porforio Diaz, as vel
as myself as provisional president
and the vice president of the re
public, Roman Corral, shall resigr
and in the interim the minister o
| foreign affairs, Senior Francisco d.
La Barra, shall be president, call
ing a general election according t.
| the constitution. As far as | an
concerned, | am Offering my resig
nation with great satisfaction, a
only wish to serve my countr
as circumstances demand. If Gen
eral Diaz is inspired by the sam
patriotic sentiment | have no douI
he will make public what he ha
manifested in private. | beg of yo
to take this proposition in the mos
favorable terms in order to not O
/; fend in the slightest degree an
, that you may not insist that he r.
tire Immediately. | believe thu
, the country will become quiet alor
through the announcement of h
= intention to retire from power an
5 as soon as all the arrangement
, you are effecting with the repr
5 sentative of President Diaz are p1
2 into operation.
(Signed) "F. |. MADERO, JR.,
9 Provisional President of Mexico. y
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Butler HAS
BIG BILL TONIGHT
and SUNDAY

At tonight's show at the Butler
theater an elegant program is on.
Miss Randall will sing "Caressima,
by request; Miss Green will be
heard in some raggy songs. the
pictures are very fine and are as
follows Tho Your Sins Be as
Scarlet" (Vitagraph drama); "A
Knight of the Road (Biograph
drama), and a roaring Vtagraph
comedy entitled The Leading
Lady" For tomorrow afternoon
and evening the following program
will be shown: Madam Rex,
(Biograph); easter Babies, (Vl-
tagraph); What Happened tc
Aunty," (Essanay); Catching Deer
Sea Turtle (Essanay). Tomor'
row night Miss Randall will sing
Il Love YOU" by Sobeski. This is
the song that Earle Clemens sans
here so successfully.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-06

Fire Chief Sinclair is in receipt
of the latest chemical nozzle, =
manufactured by the Sieben Chem
ical company of Kansas City, which
is maintained to be the finest piece
of fire fighting apparatus placed
on the market within the past de-
cade. A thorough test will be CIV
en- the new nozzle tomorrow after
noon, provided the weather will
permit
A shack will be erected in the
vicinity of Elks hall, thoroughly
saturated with inhammables and
set on fire. The new nozzle will be
attached to hose and played upon
the flames as an experiment. Pro-
vided it is what the manufacturers
claim for it, it will not only be
adopted by the fire department but
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-06
NEW PHYSICIAN
LOCATES IN TONOPAH

DR.. ]. r. Masterson, physician
and surgeon, has taken offices in
the Brokers' Exchange building and
intends to make Tonopah his future
home. DR.. Masterson comes to
Tonopah with good record behind
him and has a splendid future
ahead of him. He is most enthusi-
astic over the future of Tonopah
and feels that it is to be one, of
the premier towns of the state in
the course of time, DR.. Masterson
practiced in Yerington for four
years and built up large and sat
isfactory practice. He also prac-
ticed medicine in Hawthorne fol
some time. Tonopah welcomes the
arrival of the new physician anc
wishes him the greatest of success.
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CAMORRISTS
TRIAL HAS NOW
BEEN RESUMED
VERY PLEASANT TERMS ARE
APPLIED BY PRISONERS
TO EACH OTHER.

VITERBO, Italy, May 6.-The
trial of the Camorrists was resumed
Yesterday substitute juror taking
the pace of DR.. Michele De Maria,
whose indisposition necessitated an
early adjournment yesterday.
Again Gennaro Abbattemaggio,
the informer, held the center of
the stage, being called on to con-
front Giuseppe Salvi and later An
tonic Cerrato, both of whom he
denounced as having taken an ac-
tive part in the murder of Gen
naro Cuoccolo. He repeated his
original accusations against Salyi
the latter denying each in turn
Then the two exchanged investive'
and this war of words ended as
follows:
Abbattemaggio-"You are an as
sassin."
Salvi-"You are a COW which !!
called an ass with horses. H0'
have a muddy conscience which yo'
have sold to the carbineers.
Serreto, whose manner suggest
ed that he had not forgotten o
forgiven the insult of yesterda
when Abbattemaggio spat in hi
face, was released from the pris
oners cage and stood before tn
informer.
"This man." said Abbattemas
gio, "struck Cuoccolo with a clu
after he had been stabbed by tn
others and was half dead"
"You are a liar" was the II
sponse, and in this vein the di;
logue was continued.