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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

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gelssenbeii einsm Jnterpieper bas @e=
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Gtabt Der Wslt nit ben fhDniten
sSrauen unb Der en.sftenbiien Wfuiit
genannt, unb BON Sobann Straub unb
feinen mal5ern sr5dblt. Tumals fass
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Gelb unb 3eit bait, mubt bu mad
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23
Werbdhtiae sfrtiaebig,

8erbGhtige Greigebigsl
ftii. Ter su Den Rabi.alsn geborsnbt
ftansoiiiheAbeeoronete Maitre mar In
isinsm WoblireiIs eHtihisben bufiir
sinaeystsn, Dab bic an bic uliislitotr
oss parinmsnts 3u sablsnoe j1brlide
ensiddDisuns BON $1,000 Jranes ouf
1900 francs hsrnbssisbt iperce. I'm
a.: ssigtn. bab er iolnsn rsoolu..Dna.
rem Sbten nint nur in Der Ibeoris
Euloigs, ionosrn aui bertii fti, lie
prottifh gu betb1tigen. bat er iiinsit
BON isinsm parlamsntnriften Gintom.
iren 5000 ssranes perihiebeaen In.
,ititunsEs unb Observation-Disclosures
pfsinss Desirsts 5ur Werfiiaung gss
i:sIIt. Mit pisism aIiruismus bat bet
..biIIige Wunn- ober ipenig Slid a..
habit. 3unShii fpitIen mehrere Draft
Denien tpnblthGtieer Gtiftungen ben
4ntfsil, Der linen Bel Der NfrtbeiIung
Der 5000 Jranes 3ufnleu ioilit. runbs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23
Sie Reseumader.

Sn Der 3eit Der anhdItenosu 8iirre,
tpie iie ieBt in DeutihIano berrfht
intersifirt ss tpobl, pis iif Die Shpor.
zen in 8eutihzGitafritd in elmer fol
den 3eit perbdIten. Der in Wipa=
nap!pa tbdtige engIifde MiIiiondr
5ep. 5enrp Sole eradbIt pupon in sis
nem QufiaB i'm nSourHul Of the afris
tanian Socistp".
Das Regenmuhen III cine aunit.
hie i'm Orient aaeemsin iiblif lit unb
3ugleih BON ben gum gbriitentbum
&etebrteu SuIsst dupsesbsn fpiro. 81.
tiloet forppbl fir Die 3aubersr uls
auh fir bic SGuptliuss cine pprtrsff.
lide Ginnahmequeus, oenu oas Bolt
mub beine iibsrreih entfhaoigen. Die
Regenmaher baben Iehr perihieoene
9Retbobsn, mitteIs 0erer iie bas tois
bare Rab pom 5inm.I holsn. Der
SduptIirg, Der nt6t IsIbit Reg.n mo-
den tann. ihitt go.sn nit einem
6untlen Suh uno elmer 5dde oper eis
ITEM ihpar3en SduF gum 3auberer.
SIT oieisr perAinoert, 3u tommsn, 10
ftitt sr ftatt oefisn irgsnosins .Wes
li3iH" unb oronet Elm ionesrblres
Gpfsr on. Rah elmer 9sratbung Der
2leIteiten tommt in Der Ra6t Der
Stamm 3uinmmsn. Bier Siinelings
ptrbsn ud6 ben pier 5immsIsrihtuns
GER ausssiaitt. I'm 3peigs beitimmtsr
guumarten, pohlrieheRhe 9raier uno
Waifer pom affenbrotbaum su boleH.
0enn aQss suiammenesbra6t III, pers
len Die Srdut.r unb GrGisr auf sinsm
Stein perbraHut unh bic beige 4ihe
in ale Winoe aeblaien. Damn nebs
men Die W1nner einen Shlut BON bem
BaFer, sureslu oamit uno Deriprissn
e.. Snoem bos oetban tpiro, umtun.
gen Die @siber ben Sreis Der Wdnnsr,
idlugsn iit gsesnisitis biz aufs glut
nit ben 3peigen unb rufen bic Wis
IIneu Die Setter Der gorpdter) on
uno bitten I'm Reaen.
geim Ssrsinbrtfen Der Wlorgen.
bdmmeruns, bic burh glai.n ouf
auhhorrern psrtiinoigt fpiro, .Dmm.n
ale tpieber am Grab. oes lesttn
toduptIings suIammsn. GUrt opfsrr
tic Elm ihparSss Shaf, etne idipar3s
unb cine 4peibe 5enns unb asiniamsn.
mehl, bos am 9rabe nit moiIer pers
menet pir6. Gus bem 10 entitanbensn
grei ipsrbsn tl.ins auten s.formt;
bonn tpirb bic grpe oes Grobts ges
I0tsrt unb Die Sudden bineingelest.
tpGbrsnbbsTsn Die 4sIt.it.n ipr.h.n:
y5tldf. ipohll 9ib uus Rsg.n, oamit
bic Grbe uns Rabruns sibt uno mir
teihlih su efen buben.@
lleberbi.s III bic 3sit md niht pors
BEL, bu man In 3.utfhIonb einem
dEnlihen 9fauben unbGnat. giele
9Drfsr baben nod heute ihrsn Wuns
berbottor, Der aud Regen MAIDEN Tam
- Ooer psnisitens rorsibi, es su ton.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23
yfaabIeiber.

grGbien Staot Sss Mahltreifes an ben
freigsbigen 4bseorDneien fclgenots
Ghrsibsn: -6err Mbssorpneter! Der
g,srpaltnngsousfdub Der tpobItbdti.
gen Etifsungtn BON ct. Gtienne bat
In feiner lssi.n Sibuns ouf meinen
antrng BIN einitimmig beIhlpitn. cine
Gensroiitis. bic mid! aus bsm ler5en
fomnt. fono<rn offsnbar ipobitattiIntn
e'riinben eniIprunaen III. 5uriidSulDeis
fen. 5n Iclse osHsn fsnoe i4 Shntn
nnbei nas WsIc. nna Gis mir sugefeut
tatisn. tpisoer suriid.4 MGhler fino,
mic man fishi, cine lnunenbafte gtlsa.
ihnFt. 9inisttiiseriinpe perf6lnssH
nihi INNER bel linen. unb ibr Abss.
rrbnster Tam ibnen of niAt s1sues
serug isin.
(4Mnones) Rod cine pdrt9ie
Mau6fIsifA obsuoeten ~ ioipstt oss
Gey1o3h 1(tle&t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23
Nstis.sprina lyrppe TricbIuf.

1ic SnbrcsberinmmIuna ber Snbdber bon Pc
nrnbniBpIdtcn iUirb In Der Cemetery Sfftce, go.
2i5 On @tcrte Sfrnfc, am WDntna, hen p CT
tohet 1911, i'm 4 llbr Mndmiitap5. ftrftttnncn
nm hen SdbreSherifht enfacaersitnehnen mo
orei Itreficrcn fiir ons fcsinte1tbc Sahr su ere
mdhten. Tic Nhiiimniiing beainHt niH ilbr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23
3n persanien Sduier.


eiH g'araaiH, nnt rinen saadiIda absnidiiestn.
G!eaanits 6.nt. snibaltsnb Gmpfaaassolt, Barrier,
ebsimmsr ane erebs atihs inn trhta Sio6. pier
Gtiaf,immtt, Fab nne isparates Eabatefp inl
artitrr Giof ltDt SsaIafsinImsr nit faiieHdtsH
geaittoHbeH In Der Attie, Gatibciss Giniib, Gsiss
ipaAets nfsuHa fstgrats Gas lnrnast, iauttt
Rtkinq s8tsrtn uHh Ai6tlsbbhtsH fur t1:bart
Wlambtrs arbtti, iteHf tiefitiiet GtHriHiaHe, aas
ntefsrHsr gsausm6fftsn. @sftrdRt, ffrutis uHe
Gnutisnsdums. eet fauhie Gas GrpHi. 9rtis
mksie. Wuh etitbtH tpsrbtn, um cti6att ntfs
ben in teauta. Cttea sur Sthhtisana. 90 stlfa
Str.. ReeSttqer Nari Wt. Auturn. Ratsuitas
etu bel VI. q. eutsith, 720 erns gaiional Eons
Bebduet, GiHetHnett. Gasnt Rau 1914
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

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oerfnIteu. 1910 TreHlcHi CTR. Iorbs.gdtr'
Hcsint 2i,2 ,24.26,2s'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

EDoHes STAT arOfr 2immet i'm 5fpeiieu
Stoa i'm hrliien Eird: ale EeuaeHllicoiets
Ten 1854 Stra!torb &be, clifton 9etg9ie
22-25s
2mtt stats 3ttnmeg ieoes nit alien Sc
GiltErIirieiien. RatsHfrcgeH iiis-liIe
TapioH Ctr. 1924
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Su NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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4feroefrrft. s2n65ufraeeu 30. 1925 SpriHa
Crete a5e.. btHien. 20-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

9,t snbnrn- slobIiries 3infIHer fiir oerrn
10 teuif6cT 5nmllie. Gle Hcberne @s1uents
Idlltii DsaH te!egbontre um stdberes aboH
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GIeunoItta d In6biries 2,ulmsr flir dnseIHen
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sgne., 9pritiiDe. 23,2As
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

QiH nensarbeiftr her eeH
.Sif2er" 1eten fam une ale Elas6tuen IN
eiHeT aRobslSabgH ca opeztIeH beri.epi. zoe
GtaiH Ctr is
Gin Ger, efn gFeF, 6ui1eg Hnb
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2s.2s.25
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

81 .. 700 Enucra ane. nnbe m,cstHIeu Rorf.
ichoHes arobFs SrontstHIntFr i'm eriten 5io1;
Csas CUR 5eisuHG geiaa1iHne uHn ssGiisrs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

9p0fnGIsS fa6t slr6eif rad bsr
gGuIe. lnsiis SaHDciuss T02 DfiGmonb Ctr.
~--~- $780, ---
ManuH nHh Gran t,ssten <Runna in elmer
9srinaffaHttlie - be rrau ola sfofEn uEb Der
Wi1nn FIR Sausrrbett etc. ScbH grbaEot,
i03 Sint.Gp Cir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

Grnff6e syrdg fndt gaaf1eH oDer Hiarlr
GieMtaos. UsyS. msarg. ai5 ginaeus Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

glhben 1ttden irigb nrlinbii6 ess
lebgt. Eticereiagbslt mlre GnaeHpniinfH. Wlr5.
EhrHIf. zoos Elu1 Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23
Rio lilo.

Shneiber gum 6errn. Der itinen
Gobn in bic athre tbun milf: ~9ri
Der Junge aud Talent 81 ,nfsrem
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Gan: .sesss 3ou Sin &@nsisssi-
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gaatsairGaeH BET Dags aTtppsHberf. 2-2T
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GEteIi. % EiI @a4Nla1 E!r., SlGi T.
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abe.. aealTun Gins.
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220 saosibezn a5s. pisbaine ane. 9nr.
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ab1tR s9oerldiiigg nit Qmsfst.aHgEu.
gla1salgaleH bet DsEs agippsHcerf 2s2T
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23
Seoes.an5eisen.
MaraaretbO Sd)ulb,

ct2rb in ieiner Hobnung. glp 2sis SefferIon
Ipealie. ON sSTeifuQ, bCn 2Z. EfpteTbet 1911.
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NtHbsg 4eR guies heGtf5ss: mus
9mpieblaHgeH bdben. 2oba s.. ssat safras
gan ses 1iIs. alberi Aripseneeu 2ebioge
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

Gin Idenen F.iT GounteTsar5eS!. Eara
sgfyugc1i 2Ll Socamote EiI. ep
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81 d B 6en sum- &aecIn; Ield.e ar6eii: gutter
goaH. IGner glGb1en, I'M banf1e sla5'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23

Wlah6su fir aup~meiHe S1ns1rbeit: ssSst in
Der bnu1ille, in eIneE 5lai. 20. Cattle,
giIrnei Gps Tel s4pon si33. is
The Detroit times., 1911-05-19

case OF mems lives those interested
must go to congress for relief. III
the case OF overshadowing combina-
ton OF vast wealth and power which
may be a menace to the general bust
ness OF the country, law which has
bestowed a wholesome rule is to be
interpreted in such a way that IL will
not be necessary for those who have
appeared here as defendants to go TO
congress TO have II amended.
IF the law as written is to be
amended, congress is the only con-
additionally coordinate branch OF
the government with power tc amend
t. II does not rest with this court
by a process OF judicial legislation
wheliy tiHjHsti#Hbl to read into the
Jaw words not written there 1y the
Legislative branch of the government
The most alarming tend 'ney IN
my judgment so far as our lnstitu-
tons are concerned Is the tendency
OF judicial delay When men CT vast
interests are concerned and they
cannot get lawmakers TO enact
amendments 40 the law as they de-
sire. they spare no effort TO get some
case before the courts I'm an EFFORT
TO have the court consirue the con
stitution and statute to mean what
they want them to mean"
The Detroit times., 1911-05-19

Scan this face closely It's one of
re faces visible over the top Of the
bench In the sanctified room where
kne supreme court OF the United
states hands down" decisions TO the
people It's the face of the one man
pr that bench who believes in being
~ old-fashioned Judge, the kind that
administers and interprets laws-but
doesn't write them.
Read what he said In his dissenting
opinion on the Standard Oil case
not dissenting from the declaration
that John DIS trust IN Illegal and OPP
pressive-but sharply criticizing the
otatement OF the other judges that
my combination in restraint of trade
n1tf Be reasonable. u Harlan said =
The opinion today means that the
courts may by mere judicial construc-
Non amend the legislation of the
United States and amend the statu-
<'I-'In decision today this court has
c1uofrucd the safety appliance law.
<has previously construed the same
n<< the question AZ Issue being the
MA ~ men. The court was asked
- Hfffc into the law words not
>ro: Il has refused and has declar-
= That The law must stand as enact
= ou<il amended BY congress. In the
The Detroit times., 1911-05-19
MUSCULAR
RHEUMATISM
This Michigan Woman Suf-
fered for Two Years.
Now She L. Strong and Healthy and
Owes Her Recovery Entirely to
DIR. William Pink Pills.

Years AGO when medical science was
less advanced rheumatic sufferers were
given something 70 rub on the tender
Joints and muscles. Some people VINO
do not know any better still stick 70
the odd fashioned way, but 1t does not
cure their rheumatism and never Will
When the rheumatic poison Is driven
from the blood the rheumatism Is cured.
The thing is TO get the right medicine
20 drive the poison out. DR.. Williams
Pink Pills have cured more cases OF
rheumatism than OF any other disease
except anemia. They do this because
they enrich the blood supply, thus ton
ing up the systerI. 70 point where the
rheumatic poison is expelled through
the natural channels and the trouble
disappears.
Mrs. Nav Buchanan, whose address Is
r. f. d. No. 10, Sparta, Mich, gives
n brief account of her cure, as follows:
81 suffered for the greater part OF
two years from muscular rheumatism,
which was hastehed in my case by ex-
posure to cold and overwork. had
no appetite, was weak and nervous,
couldn't do my work and for several
weeks was confined 70 bed. The pains
were dull and aching and were very in
tense in my hips.
"I was under the Doctors care for q
long time but his medicine did not
help me. | read about DIR. Williams
Pink Pills in book and gave them q
trial. The first few boxes relieved me
and In a few weeks i was cured. i
have a good appetite and am strong
and healthy"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills have also
cured anamia, chlorosis, general de-
bility, after-effects of the grip and fevers
and should be given a trial wherever q
tonic for the blood and nerves is needed.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are always
The same and are sold only in packages
bearing the we'll known trademark.
A copy of our new booklet, Diseases
of the Blood" containing full informa-
ton about this treatment will be sent
free upon request. 1t should be read
by every sufferer from impoverished
blood.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
all druggists, or sent by mail, postpaid,
on receipt of price, so cents per box;
six boxes for 81. so, by the DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. 7.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-19
JUDGE LINDSAY
PRAISES MICHIGAN
Juvenile Problem Is Being Well
Handled in This State,
He Says.

Ben b. Lindsey. Denver's famous
Juvenile Judge, spoke in the highest
terms OF Detroit and Michigan when
he arrived in the city, Thursday eve
ming, to deliver lecture in the Simp-
son Methodist church. under the
auspices of the Tull Bible class. He
characterized Michigan as the most
progressive state and Detroit as the
most progressive city in the union to-
day. The system OF justice that OBJ
tains here is far superior~to that OF
many states, In Judge Lindsey's opin-
ion, and he pays the state a high
compliment on its industrial school
Michigan. | think, is dealing with
the juvenile problem in the most
modern way and Is obtaining very
good results" he said
Judge Lindsey declared that, while
there is graft everywhere, the major
ity of politicians are honest. The
greatest source OF corruption today,
in his opinion, is special privilege.
That is the beast in the jungle"
The fact that 100000 children
come into the courts In every gener-
ment against society rather than a
reflection on the children. II means
weakness In the home, the school and
the church, he said. The solution or
the problem. he said, lies in exacting
greater responsibility from parents
and, in turn, giving the parents bet
ter protection against the social and
industrial evils OF the day.
In his address in Simpson N. T.
church, Judge Lindsey's topic was
The Misfortunes OF Mickey" an old
one brought up-to-date. Mickey was
at the head OF a gang OF Juvenile
thieves and, in the belief OF the po-
lice, was headed straight for the PEN
itentiary. But Judge Lindsey gained
his confidence, taught him TO tell
the truth, put him and his gang on
their honor and not one OF them was
ever called before the court again.
Mickey married and settled down In
due time and Is now a respected and
useful citizen.
With Mickey's experience as his
text, Judge Lindsey pointed out Just
where the social system is defective
and elaborated the modern methods
of dealing with the juvenile problem.
He said in conclusion: I'VE are put
ting friendship and confidence into
the boys life, and We know that IT
has proved to be the best salvation
SO far. I want TO impress you with
the lesson we learn from the child
that there is no justice without love.
We have really learned how little We
know In the presence Of the child"
The Detroit times., 1911-05-19
REV. J. r. CARSON ELECTED.
Drooklyn Preacher 10 Chosen Moders
Tor Of Presbyterian General As
80 sembly.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., May a.
Rev. John r. Carson, pastor OF the
Central church of Brooklyn, N. Y, was
Yesterday afternoon elected modera-
Tor or the Presbyterian general assem-
bly, In general session here. He re-
ociyed 544 votes.
~. Rev. DR.. Charles Little, Of Wabash,
Ind, called yesterdays session togeth-
% asSretiring moderator and preached
ne annual sermon.
E DR.. Little appealed to the delegates
lot To juggle the creed of the church.
saying that the confession of faith
mustsbe respected by all or the inilu-
once OF the church would end.
The Presbyterian church has al
ways stood for the sovereignty OF
God. for the Bible is the only rule OF
<aith and the only salvation through
Jesus Christ, he said. Opposition has
been alert and criticism has been ridi-
culed but always the church has tri-
nmphed The ministry Is burdened
With economic questions and social
reforms. Children are oppressed,
oweatshops are numerous; tenement
houses need ventilation; injustice in
wages must be<sebuked: disease must
The Detroit times., 1911-05-19
MAY sIFT
10RIMER CHARGES
- win Probably Go To Committee
o. Privileges and Elections, Of
81 which He Is Member.

I|IvAsHTNoToN, May is.-It ap-
.ered almost certain today that
onator William 8. Kenyon, OF Iowa,
no Immediately after his election,
|1cIared his intention to fight against
ormitting William .Lorimer OF ILL
b. TO remain In the senate, will
I've an early opportunity to make
81 Senate leaders declared that Sen.
Tor LaFollette's plan TO have a sec
Dnd Lorimer investigation conducted
~ i've new senaors, would probably
- amended 30 as to put the matter
d the hands OF the committee on
Driyileges and elections, because so
much new evidence has been produc-
"a that this committee is entitled to
mother chance to conduct the probe.
NJ Former trust-buster Kenyon is one
of the new members of the commit
~. Burrows, of Michigan, who was
chairman during the last inquiry has
Io<lrod from the senate and Senator
Dillingham; (Rep., VII, Is now chair
nan.
Senator Clapp (Rep., MIMI, and
Kenyon are expected 10 lead in the
Inquiry for the Republican progress
'eives. Senators Bailey (Dem., Tex },
and PAynter (Dem-, Ky.), two of Lori
mer's strongest supporters in the last
hearing, will also be on the commit
bee and will take the lead for those
Who voted for Lorimer.
. Other members OF the committee
Ire: Gamble (Rep., s. d.; Hepburn
rep. Idaho); Sutherland (Rep.,
Utah: Bradley (Rep., Ky); Jones
(Rep. Wash.); Oliver (Rep., Pal;
Johnston (Dem-, Ala); Fletcher
(Dem., Fla.): Kern (Dem., Ind.), and
Lea (Dem., Tenn.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-19
Robert 7. Lincoln RstIres.

CHICAGO, May la--At a meeting
of the board OF directors OF the Pull
man Co.. yesterday. Robert T. LIN
coin presented his resignation as pres
ident and was elected chairman OF the
board. John 8. Runnels was named
president OF the company and Charles
s. Sweet. assistant to the president
Mr.. Lincoln had been president since
the death OF Mr.. Pullman.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-19
Late Telegraph News

NEW YoRK-The Rev. George
Monroe Royce has asked for contribu-
lions OF from nifty cents TO s. from
British subjects In this country named
George as a coronation present to
King George.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-19
REBELS KILL BRITISH CONSUL.
Attack Town Of Alcaxar To Seize
Larger Supply Of Arms.

TANGIER. May ia report reach
ed here today that the rebels had at
tackled the town OF Alcazar and killed
British Consul Carleton. The attack
is said TO have been made for the pur-
pose Of selling a large supply Of arms
there.
Gen. Brulard's relief expedition Is
expected to reach Fec Saturday or
Sunday. Bralafd has sent word that
as soon as he rescues the foreigners
In Fee he will return TO the coast, leav-
ing the Moroceans to settle their own
quarrels.