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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30
STILL LOYAL TO
WIFE, NOW IN JAIL
Port Huron Man Would Forgive
Helpmeet Who Says She Acct
dentally Killed Man.

PORT HURON, Mich, June 30
Notwithstanding his wife is In jail In
Philadelphia, having confessed killing
Emil Amann, In Warren, Pa, but
claiming IL was an accident, Arthur
Drake. an employee OF local automo-
bile factory, Is still loyal TO her. and
says he would take her back tomor-
row IL she would promise 10 do right.
The couple were married In war
rem six years ago.
Drake lived with his wife but a
month in Warren, Pa. and he de-
clares that after three days OF their
married life, she told him that she
would be glad IL he would go away
and never come back. He cried pitt
fully as he endeavored TO relate the
story OF his short but stormy marital
life
Il tried 10 satisfy her every want"
he said, but Stella would never be
contented. Many are the letters |
have written TO her asking her TO
return. but she would always answer
haven't got time 10 write until
finally stopped writing altogether.
Drake came TO this city from Petro-
liza, Ont, two years ago with his par
ents, and ever since has worked In
different factories. supporting his aged
father and mother. brothers and sis
tiers. Several times his parents have
made efforts TO efftct reconciliation
but Mrs. Drake steadfastly refused to
come here or have anything TO dc
with him. He is well liked by al
who know him, and Is considered q
very industrious and upright man.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30
KILLED IN AUTO SMASH.
Harvard Graduate 10 instantly Killed
and Three Others Hurt.

NEW YORK. June 30.- Charles 3.
HUMPHREYS was instantly killed; Hen
ry Wilcox, of Brighton, N. Y, a stu
dent at Yale. was mortally injured,
and two women, one of whom was
young Hurnphries' mother. were badly
hurt when the automobile In which
they were riding turned turtle late
yesterday near Annandale, N. Y. Viii
cox. owner OF the car. was at the
wheel. The car skidded and crashed
into telegraph pole. The occupants
were pinned beneath II.
Mrs. HUMPHREYS sustained four
broken. ribs. Miss A Loche, the
fourth occupant, fractured her right
leg. HUMPHREYS was % years old, I
civil engineer. and graduate OF Har
ward. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30
Cenfesses to Save
Man From Prison

PHILADELPHIA. June so.-Ac
cused OF killing Emil Amann at War
rem. Pa. on Jan. 81 last, Mrs. Stella
Hodge, S5 years old. of that place, is
being held at police headquarters
here. John NJ. Andrews was only a
few days ago convicted OF killing
Amann.
II. G. siIcox, Philadelphia detec.
tive. testified at the woman's hearing
yesterday, that he had been employed
by James Scarlet, Andrews lawyer,
TO look up the woman. Mrs. Hodge
told the detective that she had not
confessed because she was married
woman and had no right to be out
driving with Amann..
Silcox said the woman told him that
on the night of the killing she was
driving with Amann. II was raining
and he had to 60 to the reservoir,
where he was employed, to look
things over. They drove into a pas
ture and Amann started to walk up
the reservoir hill The woman called
him back, as she was afraid to be
alone and asked for his revolver. He
banded her an automatic pistol and
went away.
When he returned the horse be-
came frightened and Amann grabbed
for the bride at the same time the
woman GRABBED the reins. The auto
matte pistol began to discharge.
Amann fell and she climbed out or
the carriage and ran to his side.
Finding him apparently dead. shc
placed the pistol beside his body. then
ran home.
The next morning, finding that
everyone believed Il was a case OF
self-destruction, she decided TO re-
main quiet. When Andrews was con-
victed last week her conscience
troubled her and 1t was easy to worm
her secret from her.
Mrs. Hodge was not sworn, but
when the magistrate, after Silcox's
testimony, asked her II she had any
statement 10 make, she said IL shot
r. Amann by accident am not
used to handling a revolver and do
not know how II went of"
Silcox said that Mrs. Hodge was
married six years ago and had lived
with her husband only one week. He
Is now believed 10 be in Port Huron,
Mich. Silcox says that the woman
bears an excellent reputation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30
BOMB EXPLODED NEAR KING.
Thrown Into Thoroughfare Where Az.
fonso and Queen Are spectators.

MADRID. Via Hendaye, France,
June 30.-A bomb was thrown into the
Gale Mayer. one Of the principal
thoroughfares OF the capital yesterday
as the procession, marking the close
of the Eucharist congress, was pass.
Ing, and near where King Alfonso and
the queen were watching the process
sion. So far as can be ascertained no
one was hurt. but the explosion caused
small sized panic.
The streets were lined with troops
In anticipation of demonstration.
Omcials minimize the AFFAIR. declar.
Ing that the bomb was not intended
for their majesties.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30
'|0Ks like TRUST
5I|[L HOLDS FORT
! IN ALASKA
organ uggenheim Combine Gov
|srns Controller Bay, Which Is Key
TO vast Coal Resources in
Alaska.
senator LaFollette Insists That In.
terror Department Explain Some
Queer and Secret Doinss.
ay olLsoN GARDINER.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The pub
Hes fight for the Alaska coal fields
has only just begun.
The cancellation or the Cunningham
coal claims is good. The yindication
o. Pinchot Claws. Price, Shaw and
Kirby Is satisfying.
But the coal Is still under the thumb
Of the Morgan Eggenheim syndicate.
Controller Bay on the south shore OF
Alaska IS the key TO the Alaska coal.
IT, h the one possible terminal point
Tor the railroads which run through
the Copper river pass 20 the Behring
coal nelds The inorganic uggenheim
combine has now a complete monopoly
Of the water front and terminal facili-
ties AZ Controller Bay.
secret order made Oct. IS by
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30
ENTERTAINs CONNAUGHT.
Ambassador Reid Gives Elaborate Ban
quet in Dorchester House.

quet IN Dorchester House.
LONDON, June 30.-The American
ambassador and Mrs. Reid gave a din
ner In Dorchester house. last night,
which was In the nature of a fare.
well TO the duke of Connaught, who
Is leaving, after the kings visit to
ireland, Scotland and Wales, for Can
ada. to assume the governor-general-
ship.
The duke was accompanied by the
duchess, Princess Patricia and Prince
Arthur of Connaught, and the party
invited to meet them formed dis
tinguished company, Of diplomatic,
statesmen and persons socially promi-
nent. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Cana
dian premier, was among those pres.
ent. and many Americans and colon.
ials attended the dance which fol
lowed the dinner.
The house was beautifully decor.
ated with palms and the tables decked
with orchids. There were l20 diners
much the largest affair given by
Ambassador and Mrs. Reid since they
came to England
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30
MAY LOSE THEIR JOBS.
Interim Appolntees Likely To Be Re
placed by Osborn Men,

LANSING, Mich, June 3O.-Some
OF the interim appointees now on the
state payroll, or non-salaried board
members placed In Office by ex-Gov.
ernor Warner after the adjournment
OF the 1909 legislature, may lose their
positions II the proposed plan OF Gov.
Osborn is carried out. II Is said that
eighteen different boards will be az.
fected and that Osborn adherents will
replace the men placed i'm Office dur
ing the previous administration.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30

The town OF Calgary, In Alberta,
Canada, which had only $500 inhabi-
tants ten years ago, has now $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30
6ELLEvILlE MILL BURNS.

BELLEVGLE, Mich, June 3O.-The
-four mill OF James X. Clark a. Son
VAS totally destroyed by FIRE last
night between 5 and s o'clock. The
blaze started In the top OF the build.
ing and Is supposed to have started
from either a hot box or spontaneous
combustion. The loss is $4,000. and
as III is not likely the plant Will be
rebuilt, the blow to the village Will
be a hard one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30
DETROIT GIRL IN MANS GARB.
Says She Is Sadie Harris When TAX
en- In Custody.

CHICAGO, June 30.-In a cell in
Fillmore street police station is Miss
Sadie Harris, 22 years old, who don
ned a mans clothes SO that she might
ride on freight train to Omaha.
I'm not a thief or a burglar.
live in Detroit. came to Chicago
apd could not earn any money. !
met Joe Irons and Will Bodie, old
friends, who did not have any more
money than l. We all decided TO go
to Omaha where Mr.. Harris, who is
going to be my husband, lives.
Il practiced being man for two
days. When the policeman grabbed
me by the shoulder he would have
let US all go If hadn't started to
cry"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30
FIGURES IN UNIQUE ROMANCE.
Battle Creek Girl VIII Wed Wealthy
Magazine Man.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, June 30
Miss Nellie Maize Collins, stenograph.
err aged %, will marry George e..
Weller, aged 81, a wealthy New York
magazine man, as the result OF publ.
cation OF Miss Collins picture I'm a
magazine. Weller quickly sought an
acquaintance.
After a motor tour they will live In
New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-30
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich, June 30.--The fol.
lowing cases were reargued before
the supreme court yesterday: Con
merry VS.. Connery: Macatawa Trans
portation Co. VS.. Firemen's Fund In
surance Co.; Fisher vs.. Burroughs
Adding Machine Co.
In the matter of Sidney l.. Alex
ander. motion TO settle issues denied.
In the matter OF Margaret Laura
COPYRIGHT. issue settled and sent TO
Wayne circuit for trial.
Order to show cause denied IN
Swift VS.. Murfin. Judge. Court ad-
jourhed until Friday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14
HHIert's Yapiasn.

Die eistnibiimer Don Gommergdrs
ten uno dbnIihsn GiobItiIements pfles
gen. mas 9eiut onbeirifft, BON piers
ten JuIi ab nit elmer jietigen 4bs
nabme fur ben CONNER su rehnen.
Die einsige ausnobme in hieier Bes
sie6ung bilbet Wiekrt's papiIpn,
benn bisisr altetablirte Sommeraars
ten I'm Centrum Der Stabi, Der einsig
IN feiner 4rt boitebt. erfreut iih BON
anbesinn Der GoaSertfonon Bis gum
kbten Gage Der aonxrte aIInbenbliH
oes bentbar sldnjenbften Bdu1s.
4btnb fiir Abeno finben ii1 bier bic
oreunbe gutter Ruiit unb eines suten
9runies Elm unb nennfnon bic Gins
einnotier ielbifrebenb oos 6oupttone
tinseni Der gdfte HELEN, 10 HELEN iiH
ouM pieIe Urembe ein. bie boriiberge.
henb In Der Gtoht tpeikn, henn In
GineinnGH aepeien " fem, obnesDie.
atl 4sssasa stasu Ddx akostat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14

@eeen anseblider ltnteridlasnn9
ben Wroeeeidjmorencu iibcr.
ruieien.

Rehtsanpalt Gbarles =. Toas
tpuroe geitern bon Jrieoeasrihter Duz
mont unisr Der 4utlage Der llnter4
ihlasuns oen 9robgsihporensn iber.
pisIsn. Ssins giirglaaft puree aui
$500 fsitseisst unp bon 5errn Sol.
u. 9rigei, S6pisgsrpdtsr oss 4nse=
tlastsn gslsiit.t. Die untlage mar BON
Redtsdnrpalt sc 9lono. gertreler ii.
nsr 9eriiderungsaeieuitaft. IpsIts
Don Dole um $1,000 gsi4Gbist pcr.
ben ieiR pill. erboben fporoen. Die I'm
selegenbeii bdtts, pie Is b:iPt, aui
giitIihem gBees beiselegt Dsrosn f0ns
nen. neHn Der S6rpiegerpatsr les ans
gstlagien iich bersit er,ldrt bate, Der
3iile Suretp &c Guarantee gompanp
sinen gDsdiel in 60be Der bon 0cae
angsblih uutsridlasensu Summe gu
geben. 6srr 8riaeI peig.rts iib isoo9
oisfes 3u thun.
9eesn Dole lisosn nod perjtisoens
onoere Nntlagen Der llntelihlagun1
Don pripat9elbern Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14
Ctalirniid)er Wsmiifer
Bon einem Rolleoen ON 0ranb Gen'
tral 8abnbofe permeHsrt.

Jm 0ranb Central 8obnbof fpuroe
seitern 4bsnb grobs Mufregung Mr-
urfaht, als Sipei italieniihe Wufi.sr.
4lfreb Gollis, 80 Sabre dIt, nnn
Grant paee. 80 Sabre alt, beibe bon
Ulerioian, Drill, cine blutige Sdl1s
gerei ini3snirten. page mahte BON
ieinem UleHer Gebrdu6 unb brahte
feinem 0e9ner NIT einem GoIhe cine
ldnge uno iisfe Shnittpunbe an Der
finten Wange BEL. Der WeTerbslb
beipertit.aigte feline sTluht uno golIis
lpuroe nud bem itdotiihen 6ofpital
gebraht. Die beibtn Wdnner gebGs
rsn elmer aapelle an, lpelfe ii9 aui
Der 9urhrsii. bon Ro6slisr, N. o.,
nah ihrer 6eimatb Uleribiun, WiH.,
befano. 9lut oem 8ahnbof ndhte iid
Elm junger gurIhs iiber Coils luitig
uno btleste ibn nit S6impfnamen,
ME rDago" uip. gpais tpolte ben
8engsl sii6tigsn unb gaee ipollts
bieies niht 3uoe6en. fporauf bic beiosn
aplIeaen in etHen WortfpehIsl aeries
then, Delf)er in 5bdtIidteitsn auss
drtste.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14
0leiae poli3eina@ridteu

- Jm 2dufe Der Ratt branaer
einbreher in ben Qaben oes Wm.
9oenges. Ro. 266 alottsr ape., .in
uno enipsnbeisn $40 aus Der GeIbs
ldbe.
- Gin Shlsi6bieb itabl aus ben
8einileloern oesJreb. .5olrOpo, ponglu.
1915 Central 4pe., SIS. tpGbrsno biz
isr ftlafsno i'm Bette lag.
Gin eiHbretsr jtottets benz 2as
ben bes 2cuis Bei.r, Ro. 1886 Gfi
Gront Sirobs. siHsn gsiu1 ab unb
enttpenbeten feds Voar Sduhs, icipi.
cine Reiistaife NIT einsm 4nsus uno
elmer 1ofhenubr.
- Georgs anberion. BON Stem
gcrs. elm Gaii bes gort Sot.ls, Ro.
213 Weit 5. 2lne.. mtIb<te geftern Der
pclisei. bub er i'm SdIafs um $95,
mebrtr. G4liiFel uno 9riefindfsen
beitotlen lporoeH fei, tpeltx unter
ieintm aopftiHen Idsen. CT tbeilie
Der Yoli5ei ben Women bes UaaHnes
NIT, ben tr i'm gerbo6t bat, ben
DiebiiabI keanoen su bdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14

tpurbe, bort bic Gusen gum eiptsen
Salummer SsiaLoFen. 3ptf5en biss
fen ftolaen srGuen Wtauern, uber bensH
iest bic Erauerffags. ipebt, tpurbe
einit auf Befebl aorI GzlGnueps III.
fetn Batter, 9ictpr Gmabeus H., els
81 jsinem Sooe ssfuugsn gsbuIten.
na4bem es i'm gsliitst bate, bic Elm.
nal freiuiQis niebergsIestsn .3iigeI ber
Regierung bon neuem Su erqrsifeE-
6ter ftQrben 9tctor 4mdteus LII. uno
8ictor Emanuel !. Bon bier aus era
lteB Der HeqGIdntuomO Qsictpr Gmns
uuel Ii. ro6 Dem Qbbruh Der 5riss
bensperbanbIun9eu pon Ruborru feline
beriibute g}rofIamdtion. Gin 56loB
Der grinnerunoen go. @rauiamer,
fhmer5l;9er unb erbdbener aug
benz nun Die Seeie elmer 7Frau ents
Tdpebt. Die tbr 2eben bomtt Derbra9te,
bic gerge6ung bon Sunben 3u era
fIeben, bic iie ME begargen bate -.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14
2ofal Beridlt.
Mabiipnbiae
Wlrs am MOHtas pom Stabtratb
sIilsemeinbst uerb.u.

De bsio.risitiesn annerionss aOms
mthors stnisten ii1 gefiern iiter bic
beo'nsungsn bs3iigIih Der Ginoes
mstHoung bon MabiionpilIe, uno am
toiHmenoen Muntag fpirb in Der eis
gems fiir bieisn 3ired anberaumten
Siaotrdtbsfsung bic Gingsmeinouua
Der Crtihoft ppIlsogsn tperoen.
soiermit piro Die Jbdtiqteit Der
hieiigtH 4nnerions anmmiiIGre, be-
rem 0oriibsr 6err :. 4oler lit, ihrsn
AbfhIub erreihen, nn6oem ie ben
anfhIub bon feds CrtIhaften an
Cincinnati burheefiibrt bab.n. Die
Gtnipobnsr5ahI Der Stobt tuuroe bier.
narh um stpa 1900 erbobi uno bic
ongtslieoert.n Drif6oftsn bdben Elm
SisusroupIitdt ppn unsefdtt $500, :
COO, tp1brenb fih ibre perbriefte
Shuib aui $3.50, 600 belduft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-14
Zdiuar5er Settler
Srinst siuei iueiken N0nnsrn ge.
iabrIid)c SdnittiuHnbsn bel.

Qls Riharb 2anber, BON SO. Ais
Gapton Strabe, beute Utorgen gegen
1.3O llhr nit Carl BilIi1ms, Don Ro.
1877 Central apsnue, bic Gte Der lsss
tsrsn unb Der Sapio StraBe paIirte,
fpuroe er bon einem gteger um sinsn
Ridsl angebsttslt. 4uf feline g9sigez
rung tpurbe Der Neger ired unp sog
i'm nG4Iter 4ueeHbiid sin RaTirmsFer
uno orang nit bsmfslben auf bic bei=
ben MGnner elm. Diuiams trus cine
tisfe unb gsfd1rlihe Stnittpuups uns
sr bsm lintsn 4rm oapon. ndbreno
2uHber mebrere lei6ters Wunbsn err
litt. geioe ipurbsn mad bsm itdotiftsr
6oipitdl ssbraht. no Der 3uitanb beg
@iIidms als iebr bebsutIid beseitnet
tuuroe. Die Yoli5ei f1bnost auf BEN
Qsgsr. bsFen geitreibuus iis bsIiBt.
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Jm NWillcreef 1baI
Wtn bic Gtaerafes Jmpresement sti.
iutiaiion fur siusn at,nssfaRal
arbsittn.

Die Celebrated SmproDsment glHos
citation bsftlob in ilrer gsfern i'm
Gibion 6ouie iidttg.ba6tsH monats
liten gerIammluna fir bic s6afs
fung zines 5aupinb3uestanals i'm
Usilcreet 3bal nrbeiien gu lpoIIsH, uu,
osr Bsritudung bes Willersst snblit
Elm eHbe su MAIDEN. Dos b,trsfIsnos
Sommitiss. on bsfIsn Spise Or. e.
6. Sluarssl iiebi. untsrbreiisis einsn
ldneeren Beriht ii6tr bieie angsleaens
beii uno mics oorouibiH, oab Iaut osnl
I'm April 1904 oHeenommenen 0efeb
bic GouniptommiHdre ouf 4hluheu
Der 0eiunobkitsbeboroen nnsReht bos
ben, 6duptabsugstandls su buuen. fpo
beruriise Fandls fir Roibpsnbig ers
0fiet rperben. Die aommifdrs pon
6omiIton gounip iinb. ipie Is in bem
gerihi beibt, fir bic 4nlase zines oers
artisen 9ouptnb3ugsianals i'm Usifla
Greet 2adi. btbauptsn jsooh, bab bi.
eslst!iten geitimmuneen fshlerbaft
iinb uno bic ssssrat,o Improvement
aHociaiion ipirb uunmebr ibr gsmls
ben barauf rihien. bisfs Rdheel i'm
0eiss ous5umersen.
Sin 0efud Der ger6eFerunsssefea.
fteaft Don 2inipooo unb Wintou Blaet
nm llnterfuduns bsi ibrsu gemiihuns
aen fiireine Derldnserung Der 9aslei-
tung bis su ben beireffeHoer 8orortsH,
ipurbe on bos aommittsss fir gsltuf}s
tuHs peripitisH.
prGfoent Grnit Mulff pom Rorth
Cincinnati 9ulineb Mems Club ipolIie
be unierftiisuna Der 9ereinigung hd.
ben um an Der Din. Strobe Bis gum
.3oolosiihtn 9ortsn bic anlaee bss
gouleDaro 8eleuhtunesipft.ms burt.
5uiebtn, dbtr er fano itbr ipenia Ges
rtnIiebe, od BON perihiebenen Seitsn
fsbr .nerstft aegen Elm b.rurtisss gros
jeff einipruh erboben tpurbs, neil on.
fere GommerstobliHemsnis, ipis gun,
gtifpiel Der gbsitsr Bar. odpur6 Sc.
r.aht6eiligt fpuroen.
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Hergab feline Msrefe.

Der 63 Sabre alts Or. So6n 3,
Sotes. Sps5idIifi fit Rafena aiteen.
uno ObrenIsioeu. tuelder erIt iiirsiit
ron gbitoso nah Cincinnati aetom.
iaeH ipar, tpurSe ssifsrn 4benb planlOs
uate psebles Corner, Walnut 5ius.
amber ipanberno aneeirotisn unb ncf
Der item Diitriitfiation ssbrnft. Der
ate Wann erfldrte. in 5airpieip ndbe
Der S6iefebenebahn gu lpobnen, feline
aoreiTe isoO6 DerseHen su baben. Dis
a,cli3si ermitislte ipdter bic Wobuung
gnn Or. Dates tpurbe beimaebraGt.
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pericnal' ottsen.

Die folssnoen gineinnasi.r baben
1sit,rn Don Rem yort Gus oui BEN
1dmpfsr ~George Udibing.
ten" oes Rorobeu.i6sn alopo eins
guroporeiie angeiretsn: 6trr unS
fyrau eopis glod. H., fJrau anna z,
sreimer. Trl. emma 6. artim.r,
5rau 5rieba 9oshmann, iyrl. Warei.
Gpebmann, 9err unb ;yrau R. g.
Wch. 6err GAMES 6. Rod, 6.rr al,
Lert 9iener. 5rou 4nna 6ussmau,
.osrr uno Jrau Grec. ari.s uno 5srr
gRar RuSoIpt.
Rihier aibertp goIpin
Sbottud pom bieiissn Superiors
e,ritt. bsr felt msbTeren 5ubr.n
Wiiitpsr rpar. tpurbe Dorgeftern in
eIsDsIuHD. g.. NIT '5rau Gbitb Cole
Jorgo bon Cberlin,-G., eetrou!. Rad
ganoisuHs ibrer 9on5sitsuiie. bic
iie in tinsm auiomobil MAIDEN, srtr.
ben 5.rr unb Grdu Sbaitud ibr 6sim
Ho 322 5useulum aps. auffnIaaen.
Bas bon ersRin.er Sobn g.
Conner itsrblib mar, tpnroe aes
fern Yormittng i'm aremotorium ben
Iduisrnbsn GIammen iiberssben. Der
4eftaitung sIus Elm 1rauergoties.
nisHfi unisr lsiiune oes Rsp. 0ubIep
g9. Rbooes poraus. benz cine erobe
MH5cbl Wita.isoer bss gareaus beis
tpobnien. alIs 9ahrtu6trdger funs
sgirsen bic 9erren: Robert NaIiton
.Joues. 0trberi Ssnnsp. 9bomas Rite,
5. 0orbon 1nnlor, Roteri g. Wail.
Ier, Ni6ter q. .. Robtrtion. Sibnen
2pman Riee. Riharb W. Rsfi. NIbtri
Z. Nsblrop. Wiorris g. 1uhDdlter,
6. u. J. WuItsr, 5odfon Spdrrop,
Stspben R. Burton, Mi1iom 6.Oib.
ION, WiIiam W. 4nen, WilIidm 8.
Dopis unb Gbarlss 20. Sbor!.
5m alxr BON 64 Jnbren III seittrn
elbtrb in Der Mobnune ibrtr aoh4
fer, 5rduWnlier WldtQeob, an Der g.
Crescent ars., In NbonboIe. syrau
Sophie 6enfnen, Satin ees
Asrrn Gbuarb 6<ni6en, aus benz Qss
Zen sefnisbsn. Die Hetrbieung Der
N<riiorbenen. .pti6e il4 itsis eines
nrpfeW Nesonntens 0snb iyreunbeStreis
IeS erfrrut, finbet mpreen No3mittae
IN kaIb 3 ll6r bon 'bef 0sati4en gu.
ttssii4 g.. .aiz6e AZ ~ lslt1a Aail
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Rem Yort, 13. SuIi. 9lnget.:
rSbemiitocIes" uon girGus; Santa
4Hna" BON marieiQs; .punnpnia
bon srie't; rRbtin" BON Bremen;
n2uiiiania" bon 2iperpooI; .Winue.
tonta" bon 2onoon.
4bgeg.: ga Suoois" noh 5dprs;
-geprse Daibingtou" nab Bremen
San gippanni" mad Ieapel.
5aIliiar. 2lnget.: ,gartbuge,
nian" bon 0lasgop.
Wa q betra. anse..: .Saronia
BON Rem Yort.
Rtape!. abgsg.: .garpot9ia q
mad Rep gort.
GlassOp. 4bsss.: sqrstOrian
nat Ct. Sobns.
W Wandeiter. abs-: SgaIsoo
nian" mad Bottom.
GueeRstoDu. 4bs.: .SIpm
pic" nab gtsp Dort; ~9dosrforo"
nah philadelphia.
5aprs. 4ngst.: .Riosru" bon
Rep Yort.
2ipsrppoI. Qbg.: rGoriiean"
nuh Wspntreal.
goit ton. 4bgeg.: rgnsnid" nab
6amburs.
antperpen. anse,.: .5inlanb~
bon Nstp Dort.
Gbrifianianb. abg: rG. 5.
1ietgen" mad Nep Uort.
@ouibampto on. 4bg.: .pnas
iissnt QineaIa4 na1 gsm Unst.
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tet Su baben. IN nna.fdbr bafIelbe
aIs ipenn man In NeapeI mar unb bal
ben Wsfub ntc1t beftieesn.
liir ben 6snttsen Ibsnb BAT aa.
pelmsiiter Malter gsberpsr, Der mil
ieiner aanftlerfhudr pubrboft elst.
tri'irsnb auf bas gubIitum pirtt
ipisber Elm bodinierefuntss BRO.
srumm 5uiammsngefteut unb benWu.
iitfreunben, bic Fh beute Qbeno Elm.
finbsn ipsrben, iteben genubrei6.
Eturben hsror.
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u y ia tie.

Sbos. WeDonalo, .inA,ihsniteIler,
bon RO. 1856 gearis S.rabe, puros
seiiern 0ornitiae an elmer 8errentuug
Der rstten QUITE uno mehrersr aopfs
tpunoen Ieioeno. bon ben 1ra6tboisn
Der Big 4 Giisnbabn aus mad benz
ftdotif6eH 9cipitaI gsbradt. Or mar
BON eintm !anae asfaIlsn.
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Sm Fdbtiinen Nounmt nurben
gsfttrn bic folsenbtn Wouerlnubnib.
ldeine eripirst: 6. 5os UampbelI.
sreiit0diges MptnbouB an Der Wtits
fieIb n6be Der Brpnnt Mbenue, 1880;
@. Dc aocroix 21ii66ioes Mobnt1uS
an hsr 0tne nah bsr - Clair Es1a.
a. 140oo -
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Jn(anOge(egrap6

(Gortfsbung bon bsr I. Ssits.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-04
MONTH MARKS HEIGHT
OF HUNTING SEASON

hunting season. and three of those in
which bear hunting is still prominent
sport. viz. Michigan. Louisiana and
Mississippi. open their bear seasons in
November.
November witno 1scs also the closing
OF some important seasons. by the
end OF the month deer hunting is over
in the North except In Maine and New
Hampshire. 1t may he followed In
the south for additional periods vary
ms from one month in Louisiana and
Texas 10 three months In Mississippi
In New York and everywhere in the
West the deer season is closed by the
beginning of November. BY the last
OF the month the prairie chicken sea
son Is over in every state In which
these birds may yet be shot: and wood :
cock shooting has ended in all North
crn states in which ii may yet be
found in comparatively large mum
bers. though in the South the season
continues open.
Reports received by the Department
Of Agriculture from various sources
indicate about forty-five Fatalities.
that accompany the hunting season.
have occurred up to November /.