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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
Grricisnnarn.

polissihef Sation CAB seitern fol-
aenos bon ibin porgtnommsne 0ers
fesuneen i'm goliSei 8epartemeHt be-
taHnt: Serst. aodbort, pom 6. Diftritt
mad BEN pierteH; Sergt. 9snn, pom
4. mad, BEN O.; tf0rpDral 2orsnS. BON
6. nah benz T.; sforpornI Garnss. bom
Z. nn6 bem g.; pairoIman Jlangber,
BON 8. nc6 Dem q; gIdtrOlmonn e.
5adion, pom 2. noh bsm g.; pnsroIs
mann som WithelI. pom A. mad eem
g.; patroImnnn 5obn 4nbsrion, pom
8. nnda bsm 4. 0iilriit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
9aperiiaer llnttrit. sSereiu.

cJn ieinem oauptquartier in Der Ars
beiterbale bislt Der pbigs 8erein gss
fern unter 8orfis bts Serrn aoom
SenbeIbdh uno Der prototoufiihruHg
oss S<rrn 0aniel 2usenbiibl feline
reaelmdbioe gerinmmIung ob. Bas
aus otn 6eryeu 6einrib 5dfntr uno
sssphn 8ebner beitehenee ardnieutoms
mittse b<ri6tsts, bGB ii6 bic Witalies
Der ;srdnsTrieorih, Deors, Shuspfsrs
ling. iriB Tlohr. Mar 5iLIer uno
Schn Wosdter auf Der ardntenIiite
befirbsn unO gu Der iibIi6su llntsrs
itiisung berehtigi ieien. bic aud ans
aetpiefsn tpuros. Gin bon IL Wiis
qlieoern uuter3eid1neter antroe, oems
sufclas bic aoaftitutiou oerart abges
cnbsrt tpsreen ION, baB bic Disrtels
j16rlider gsitrdge incl. Sterbesslo
bon 81 uuf Sl.50 rtbusirt ipsroen fols
len, ipuros sinsm MuBIhub, bti!sbeno
aus b<n6errsn 6sinrth 5dfner, 4oom
Uipbrhart, 9au. ougenbiibl. Wcrtin
5hntihsr unb Chris. Sndf bshufs
ipeiierer unteriuhung iibtruie'en unb
ss iolI iiber bic Angelesenbeit in Der
am II. Qpril itattfinbenben General
periommIuEe dbgeiiimmt iDerben. Die
Geleqaitn oss gereins sur Deutfhsn
Tag 8eieliauft unb gum 9eutf&s
ameritaniihsu Gtabtperbonb erftattss
ten geriht lber ben 9erlnuf Der Iesa
ten 8eriommluHsen Der beibeu gereis
niGunpen. 9etrsffs bes biesidbrigen
BOltsFsi.ss, oas ON 4. Juli B. ). in
Reihrdtbs gart abgsbdIien tperben
IoII, nurbs Der 0oriidnb beaufiragt.
Die n6tbigtu 9onfrnite nbsuiAIieben
nnb BEN 9srein in ieiner ndhit.n 8ers
iammlung CUR 9sgutadtuns su inters
breiten. Die Ginnobmen beirugea
$40 unb bic 4usgnben $63.
Rah Der 8srInmmlung begaben iih
bic Witslisbsr nah beIn eotal bss
Serrn Sads an Der Cher uHo plsds
Tant Girabe, nm ben so. Oeburtstus
bes 9ersinsbrubers 6errH Gafpcr
0unber feItlicb su begeben. 3srdfibent
Mbam Senbslbdn brodte ben Slid
iDnnfh beg gereins bar unb fpiinfh htt
bem gtburtstugsiiHb nod cine reht
bGufige Wieberfebr bes I1ges. DIR
9erein mar NIT ~ Mitgliebtrn btrs
trttea unb ba iid aEd bic Grauen hins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

Samilton guseigen, fal-Notisen
nnS Reuisfeitru iiuo absuaeben Gdc
Der 4. nno Charles Strafc. lluier
Hgeut fir SamtItoH iuebut 9u. 301
&pro SruHt Ctr. SelepbOu Saniltou
1376.8. SelspbOn nnieres aorreipea
eeutrn: 393X gea.
- Grou Roie Gorman, ipsI6e in
ben Morssntbo!er T!ats in Der part
aps. tpobnt, itiirats pprIssts Raht nit
elmer breunsnoeu 9etrolsumIdmpe bic
gon5e Stiege in tbrer Wobnung biuab,
brad Die Iinte Siifte. bsrrntts bic
Itrte S6uIter unn srlitt an ben 5dnz
ben uno i'm 9eiiht Wunbsn, ipslhs
bon ben Sherbsn Der 3ertriimmsrtsn
Gampe berriibrten. SsnrD 6iIpolftsin
tam Der 5rou gu SiIfe, srgriff bic
brsnnsnbe 2ampe uHb mari bieieIbs
duf bic Strdbe uub perbiitets Elm Jeuz
CT.
- Srnnt Mspsr, tpslder osmBirtb
armiH 8ertorpis $50 ausfiibrts uno
in Cincinnati in Sdft aeuommsH
purbs, bsitanb gsitsrn Rprgsn isin
9srb0r Dor Mapor Rotbpsu unb CT
puroe nm 800 uno Soften bsTtraft
unb nad oem Gountps sSefdngnib ses
fbttt.
- George Station BAT 4nnd Stds
ton, ipelhs er an %. Ssptember 1907
beiratbets, auf S6sibung pertlaet,
neil fis ii6 in ibrsn Reffsn nsrliebts
unb nit oieIsm BON Mibblstotpn nah
aentudp ourdbrdnRts.
- Der 5susrnsbrmaun Charles
Sodiou puroe nit 500 mpndtIi6 pens
Itouirt. elmer Danis tpuroe dIs Wlits
gIiso Der 2. @arb 9Feusrpebr uub 20.
m0bus aIs SiIfssWlttglisb srndnut.
- Gsoree Curtis bon RibbIstopn
ipurbs bort ben 8roBgsihporenen
iiberipiefsn, neil sr ben Gam. 2ueas
Wontas abeHo NIT einsm meFsr pers
tpunoete.
albert 9dpis Bat 9eores SO.
Sunter i'm bteiigsn 9sriht ouf $4,000
ShabeneriaB psrildgt, neil sr imGus
quit 1910 auf Der Jdrm bes 9srtlags
ten BON eiusm @ageH ftiirsts uno pers
Iest tpurbe.
- Die 0ffentli6eu S6uIsn tDerben
ben 8aupflausungstag ON Z. 2tpriI
fsisrn. Die aiubsr tpsrben am Gag
bsrGsisr Spei Stunben ba3u benuken.
Inn 8dume in ben SauIb0Fsn ausSus
isssn.
- Ginbre6er bransen in mioblss
topu in bic ;abrit Der llnitsb 8Or
8oaro Bapsr so. unh er6euteien 81
aus ben 4Ieiesrn zines Argeitellten.
Die WObnuHs BON Sohn 6riH.r ipurs
be ebenfalIs bon Giubrshsrn hetmees
iuht unb I'm $3.50 bsrdubt.
- 5siratbsIhsins srIangisn eeiiern
gbarles g. 8arrob, Sibburg, Mlinn.,
unb gsifis Wlap 4nberion, bon DR.
forb, IOpis 5bomas SO. gpans uno
Sslen Gurrp, beiOe BON 9amilton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
aaffetfrlnsdbeu.

Der JrdusnDtrsin Der 60. prot.
St. pouIus 0emeinbe (paiior u.
RemtHs) 0eranituItet8o 8onneritag Qods
mtttas Isin mpnatlihts SafftirdHSs
den unb Spar tpsrbsn bic folssnbsn
Gamen iih bsuiiiben, bic Gdfe auf
ons ansenebuiss Su bebiensn: GIiic
Sirobm.ier. Sora Spresn, Senriettn
Shitrmsitr. 2ouiia Sictbfnna. Gath.
SuHbsrbuien, 2puiIa S1tpeinefuB.
Rofn S9dfer, Marg. S6nufert. Car
ris Si.sner. anuaSiraiemsier, Watb.
S6raber, Carol. Sdmibt, Mogbd
Strpbdt, Wars. Sbnud, Wl1ria
Shuermann, 2ouiia S6rososr unh
Hegina Ganbmarn. Cine hersliGs
ginlabune srsebi an ale glitslisDsr
unb ssreunoe.
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; Seridt.
SaiesSau.

Die 3dbl Der .Rebs@ ouf Der Gins
ibungsitation in Sot Springs. 4ri.,
belduft fih iest auf %. Rdtiirtih
iperbeu mebrsre btrieiben por bsm
8eeinne Der reguIGren Sdifon f12.
apriD ibren 2oufpob srbalten, bod
tpirb Griffith bunit bis gum Isbtsn
4ugenbIid lparten, Inn iGmmtlihen
aanpibatsn fir permanente Steliung
i'm alub GsIegsnbeit 81 ssben, i6re
2eiftungsfdbigteit gu bsmpnftriren.
9tls bas asIultot ibrer itrenuolen
tGgliden uebungen nnh mondtsldns
ger llntbdtigteit leiben mehrere Der
R.truten on Steifbit unb tbeiipeiier
2Gbmung In ben @iisbern unb bsfins
ben fih unter 8ebanbiung nes Ulafs
ienrs Woriin. Gs mare llnrent, IhDn
ieBt Elm abfdlliges urtheil iiber lie 5u
fallen.
5err 6ebees, 9rdiibent Der Ct.
Coulter .Braunen' (am. aigd), be-
na9ri6tigte 6daptIins Uriffitb gts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
zd,neiIsiise fir aplDniften
Dtit gpsiit. unS SdlaFwasssns rs'l
nsneitu GiHriAtune
&erbsn binutn Surlsm amber Union
4aeiiit eiHg,Rtllt werbtH.

Die Union gacific gobn, ipsIdpe
tiir3Iih $75,O0O,O00 fir bic aHIase
bon Doppel @sIsiien unb onoeren
0erbefTeranasn lusgeieEt bat, fptro
pdbrtno bieIes Ulonats, tpsnn biesaos
lontiten sFobygrsiie in araft treteH.
aud Snneusiioe fir aoIoniiten eiris
fiibreu, bic nit llsm aomfcrt uusess
itattet unb bic niht nur bic ftinitsu
SpuriFtensS6l ipagen nit lid, fiibs
ren, fonberH btrsn audi Speif.s Nag
sons unsefiigt otrbsn folltn, IN iusls
den bic Rsiisrosu 5u mdBisen preis
fen ibre WobIsc'tsn erlanoen fOnntn.
Die 5obresfhrinoisteit Disftr 3iee
tpirb oerort p,r9r6bert fperbsn, -bob
Reifenbe, fpeEt, oisielben in Omaha
beitsieen, fhon am Wpreen bes orits
ten 5ness in San jranetscc ooer ons
beren neftIifNn puntttn, D. b. ant
gtunben Triikt rpis bishsr, eintreffsn.
Die aolpnifttn Grturfioueu tperben
BON 10. Wtdrs 5is II. april os. s..
itattfinoeu uRD oieSeieIIihaft bat nit
Der Rprtblpeftern, Der gbiecso Great
Beftern, Der Gbieoep. gfiIpou,es &:
ct. paul, Der Rod SsIdnb uno Dsr
esIIinois Central 9obn Arrangements
gstroffeR, otnsu sufOEss bieielbtn auf
ibren 2tHisn Cars in 0isnit itelien
tperbsu, psI5e on oi. Reusn 3hs
az Der Union gotific in Omaha aus
f6iuB baben iolen, 10 bdb gaHdsitre
biefs Cars in ibren peimutbsorten be-
Iteieen unb big Su ibrsm gnbsisI oas
rim bleit<u t0aneu.
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Hs6 als Gdrtmsr.

DER G6Reibtrmeiitfr Darn 5orts
man iibergab sefiern. bepor sr iih gum
Mbtnbsiien beedb. bic Mufiiht iibtr ben
Gnben bem bel ihm nls qnufbAride ons
gefttlIten Ben. Hofen. M1brenD ftiner
Abpefenbett ftsllie fh ein Runoe tin.
boiit sinen Ansug ob nuD btSabltt SIS
an Roien. ais foreman bonn Mbtnbs
efTen Suriidfnm, mar Der Qnufburfhe
famnt bem gslbs psrfAnnHneH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
90. Stiftunssfrit bsr Seutouia ssss,

a. - S~s ~.
Die 5eutonio 2ogs go. 1T, Z. 8.
3. s., feieri am Mitttpch. ben
Is. WGrs, ibr 60. StiftuuesFeIt. Gss
sriinbst am 10. Uldr3 1851 unb Der
RuttsrIOss @ermania, SO. 113, ents
fpruneen, Tam oisfeIbs NIT Stpls auf
ibre MirtIumttit unb 8srgangsnbeit
Suriidblidsn, benn 4. bat risI @nies
sethou. au9 lie psrbient ben Rumsn
.WutterIogs~, b,HR aus ihr entTpruna
bi, Roltie Cog. no. 473. Bon ben
8riinbern Der aose III tsiner mtbr am
2sbtn. Grmeifter Gbirdro 8eplsr,
iUelhtr noriets Sahr abberuisn rpurbs,
mar Der Eests. I'm nun bieIsn Sag in
sIdnstuber meiie su fsisrHn. tpurbs foIs
atnbss fommtt.ss oufssitsat, nm be
sinIsttenb.n Gdritis su trefFsn: emil
Berger. 8oriTser; Carl ;. 8. Shmini.
8. u. St.es., 2eopoIb 6sder, Sreb. 8.
6. garbtr. Grant 8irtemepsr. Sobn
ainnsnberg, Gonrno Qmmon, isrth.
S6mibt, Ssnrp 8a.r, gbriIf. Bedsr
uno g. 8. Dents. Die Gsisr fiHbet In
Der 5urnbaIIe Itatt une lpirh bic ans
ipefenbeit idmmili6sr giiteIishtr HebIt
oereH Edmen ertpdriet.
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Senet,me Nab 9astDn.

- 5rau Ssboitian atoBbaa liegt in
ihrsr Wohnuns an Der 6. unb 8ins
StraBe in 0apton ertrantt harnisosr.
- Der 0umenpersin 6ss 0euti6s
omeritaniIheu Stabtperbonbes BON
9suspue psriammett Iih beute gtadmits
tag in Der Wobnung Der 5ruu
SdparB, glp. 235 5uirfisIO ap.uus.
Jrdu Gannie Spielmanu bon
9apton lit auf gsiu6 su ibrer Sohter
5rau Mupms 9arnett mad Gpntbiana,
ab., eereiIt.
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SersiALaa.

Der 73 Sabre olts Spfspb 5unilep,
go. s59 Clinton Girobs, fpurbs gss
fern RDrgtn non ieiner so3ter topt
i'm gett. Iiss.nb oufgsfunbtn. 3sr
alte 6err, iptlher laHee 3sit berSltis
benb sslpefsn fem fol-. mar i'm aauie
Der Roht geftorbeH. Coroner Dr. GCt
tpuroe benadrihtiat.
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saeIIdss Siaeaaaait' aOIEssaf s'po, I5 usdrs ieli

Sobn Sort. AZ Sabre alt. tpurbe
I'm Gircuitsertdt fir trritnnig ertldrt
unb fetne lleberfiibruns nu6 2dteIdnb
Sn elmer @eriammlune bes Ras
tbes Der Mofertperte tpuroe Wlthuel
Rpbinfon an Sielle bes Rihcel Dps
Ian ernannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

slistislIten, 70 ipor Is fdbliebIih cine
bohft itattline @sburtstags gefelIp
fhdft. Werfdiebfns Nniprahtn ipurs
ben seboIten. ftotte 2ieber ipurben ss.
innsen unb cine aupelle bruhte ein fos
Iennes GtInbhen.
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Die SlaalsgdsbgebuIlll.

Gtdbtiids StraBenbabr @orlase IN.
terIsgsn. Wluni3ipaI : geibbdus
ier t5nnen stabItrt lperoen. 0srs
0fFensIihung pom admpasne Nus.
sabsn. 1oipnfbip 8sumts miiis
fen sebsn. - gerfhiebeHts.
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DER 12 Sabre dlts i5ranf Ieptomb.
iDelher nah 2lngab<n BON Spisitdmes
raben BON oem Gbrgsis perBebrt ipirb,
Gin golpbon 5u iperben. purDe geftsrn
Der polisei oils pfrmiBt seHsIbet. Der
tleine 2lbenseurer ptrlieb bic silerIihe
Dobnung, 30. 451 Bdnt Girabs, am
ulontag unb Iisb lid, fsiibem ni1t
tuisDer All 6oufs bliden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
EtraEeHranb.

Nm. UilIer BON GIfnmors apenus
uan Dsrt ROab meIbete stFiern Der
pOIisei, baB tr. auf bem 9einleonse
begrifftn. In Der Wdbe feiner Wohs
Huns BON stpei TlGnnsrn oufgsbaItsn
unb um $40 bsranbt iDorhen lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

gsaIie 2inbfap Elm. Das gadr perbets
rotbete ii6 am IA. SUM 1897 uno lebte
bis sum sdniidr 1907 suTamuten, 81
tpel6er 3sit lie i'm perlieb. Gr perIdnet
dbfpIute G6eipuNa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
9ohonu q. Droppslindrl,,

i'm eITter bon 7G Sabrcn. 1as QeidenbeaHreHib
ftitoet am Iltitttuoh, oet Is. ntar3 gornlifiags
S utr Rom Grauetnduie gto 713 MtrHfhc
Etgdbe, aus ftatt tpcraifi in Der CT. gtepbaflIs'
sttrde um $50 tlhI Elm leOitrfes Reatiiem cee'
fannie ireurtoltcsft eiuaeiaSeH fiue bon
Qi3--15 Ten traurraSeH 2interblistenen.
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SuOeS= =llirseiae.

Sldrb ain Sonntae, ben 12 altdrs f9ti, Gans
uttiaps uni 3 ubr 10 WstHuten, pobIeertrnen
nit ben heiIigen Eterbftairamsnten, uIiier tflel
Uialieeliebtet Sater. Sbipiepereater urle grcbs
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itern, baB itin aIub bic giniibunsss
itattOn am n1hFten @onntag abenb
DerIdHen nnb ndh ct. Qcuis suriids
tebren pirb. tpeshoIb BITE gspIante Gts
rie BON 8 gpieIen spifhen .Rebs@
uno rgrounsn" um 2 abgetiirst tperr
ben muB.
Der gpitpnsr 9uieboIl Z alub (glas
ttonol Qiga) ipilrbe an Wpnfas bon
ben Gigenthiimern on 3errn 8. 8.
Gro5ns, einsn befannten Tbeoters
Htagnnten aus oem gDeiten, fir Die
Summe BON $150,000 pertouft.
y y
Sn BEN aeitrigen ortttsn Spiels Der
Serie spif6en uuTsren .Rebs' nnD
ben ct. Qouiier s8raunsn" ginsen
Itatt Der Metruten bie 0eterns
men fir Cincinnati In Der folsenbtn
3ufanmenfeauue uno RtibenfoIse
(im Angriff) oIs Reuner ins 3refs
fen. Doh bltsb Der Sies ben Ct. aouis
fpr,,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

AlIsiH In einfr Rssensruts lpabntn
iis better, als INIT sinem b6Isn apsib
TN Gt;otHsslt.
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o. =. gel. ani. N.alnsnt.

Has aorernssu itab btsrbanA a&tinass
as.ltuasst GrirIi U. alibenOsp. een %.
Gls gsesrDsDaHa siHhst TAFT am 9isnss
tar Aa4miftae hm fsbs pes fssasg EAsbnnng -.
$50 ksssrasR NnsaBf, aus, RaHsfeksa Ems ssAgss
Iabsn ne Habrn&nhaw N Sd .. nabhsla.
Grnra Eeaftk Gee a. G&affsss nEs 1ssfss.
esrtammfga k4 In ess sAeAHRaa
y. q. Retfsr. 4taswnf.
HEsk @sRDsl. Esfsflss II
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esuildfr Ripnifr /. Efreiu.

Tie FIssiitess ektesH BsrflHs fHe tisrmif tsssrss
lea ufn1i esm rss3sHsssanezss ss en- lg
mars 1911 bfrbettsnkH #seaitts MiAgfas xkaW
hfntf Wssmlifaa am : libs BsM TFsuffksals 80
2itiHsasa Effsbs ssf rs4G taklfsb& b<A1usetHsm
NTse Nt1stss @sase<sG
Gsnr Rssasrs Esixass. II
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9rsffenb.

an ss pabr, Dab bic anni ibren
Chef bsirntbst9@
ga, Bite DIiidIi6e brinst jsbt ibr--
Gbsfhen ins arodtHe!!-
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% pratb Il t.

mi. oIt fiHb 5ie. 3eugina4
.8itrSig Sabre dbsr if fiiblt
MID sipGnSis SABRE iiingsr -
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UNWFEtstkNf ~ - T7-"FF
Sdleubertr
RefuItut esstitrigen
e pitls.
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Re. 1915 uHkf92O GpIerntn Aps..
siptfdeH Fort aHb Tapscn Str. @a65nfrapsg
1911 Nlcanb Efr. p-iEs
2I0--2i2 HsFfsR fs.. Egt MaEnEH. Gsss
psIits @fidtaas mii tg EsMmtrH. IN cater cres
Raas. 30 EfbMt urasbsss fniesesH. Epts6t
psg kti Gtaa Red, 1906 TlatH etTass
12f&i5I6.i9
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-23

observes that the Albanians, who for CEN
turtles have paid no taxes and have been
exempt from military service. have not
become accustomed to the young Turks
regime. lie added that the Turkish troops
will soon put an end to the rising
But the confidence of the ambassador is
not borne out by the lNtest news reaching
here according to which the rebellion Is
continually spreading in northern Albania
Soutari is seriously threatened and the
landstrum in that district is being mobil-
lied, including all the reserves under 40
years Of age. According to these latest re-
ports serious fighting has been going on
and portions of the country present the
appearance OF an armed camp,
One report states that the garrison Of
Tusi, which during the last few days has
been surrounded at the Schipchanik block
house, sailed out during the morning. and
Joined by the mussulmans attacked the
Albsnians, who are I'm occupation OF Tdsi,
where several public buildings have been
burned by them. BY midday the garrison
had to fan back on the blockhouse with the
loss OF twenty men, while the Mussulmans.
who had beSp helping il, had to stop at
Tusi. Fearing however, that, being aban-
doned by the garrison they might fall
victims 10 the Albanisns thirty Of them
fled into Montenegro IN the evening and
another lS0 during the night
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-23
Early Accession of New Ruler the
Cause of Growing Anxiety.
RUMoR FERDINAND MAY DECLINE
Heir Apparent 81 Too WnrIike to Suit
and Many of His Future Sub
jects Fear the German
Influence.
BY EMIL ANDRAs sY.

VIENNA, April 22,-CSpecial to The Bee)
There are rumblings OF q discordant ma
ture both at home and from foreign nations
according to the war pessmists In Austria
Hungary. The emperor-king, Francis Jo-
seph, has reached very advanced years in
life and must soon be succeeded by new
ruler and a reorganization of the political
affairs of the country. From Hungary it
is reported that the Archduke Ferdinand
is contemplating stepping from the line of
succession in favor Of the z5-year-old Arch
duke Charles Francis Joseph, who, in the
ordinary course of things. would follow his
uncle as head OF the house OF Hapsburg.
The dual kingdom at present is simply
seething with political discomfort. But the
aged emperor, daily growing feebler, recog-
nizes all too well that the respectful VEN
Grafton offered him from 5000. 900 subjects
will quickly turn TO hatred and indiffer-
ence, not to say revolution, in the case Of
his successor The archduke is of warlike
spirit 1t was he who brought Austria's
dreadnaughts into being and now he is de-
manding increased expenditures on the
army. His foreign policy all makes for a
stronger alliance with Germany and the
dropping of Italy. His sole friend among
European crowned heads is Emperor VIII
liam
It is believed that with the unrest at
home there is threatened dangers from
both Italy and Turkey. 1t Is said it was
this shadow of war that prompted the
governments policy OF building great
navy. Certainly the young archduke
Charles would be infinitely more acceptable
to the people of both countries. He is eX-
ceedingly popular in Hungary, where he
was brought up. and is as amable as his
uncle is the contrary
Large Navy warmly Supported.
Able defense of the policy Of the govern
ment for the building of a large navy has
developed on all sides and many predict
the shadows OF war can be seen in the
distance Speaking in the course of de-
bate on the budget the premier denied the
assertion that Austria Hungary was build
ing dreadnaughts under the influence of a
| foreign power. Their fleet, he said, was
only just adequate to protect their own
coast In proportion to the strength OF
the other great powers it was so small that
1t would be fully occupied in the defense OF
their own shores and would scarcely be
able to afford any assistance to a foreign
fleet.
The program for charging the navy il
being carried out as authorized. The Sta,
/ biliment Tecnico of Trieste has already
been commissioned to build the third Aus
trian dreadnaught. The material, including
steel ribs. has already been dispatched tC
Trieste, while the office work is being has
tened, the new ship will be laid dowr
on the slip from which the first dread
naught viii be launched in June About g.,
OO0,0OO Is provided for the new ship in thil
years budget.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-23
Albanian Revolt Likely to
Cause Serious Complications

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 22.-(Special
to The Bee)-Led by an old favorlte of
Abdul Hamid, the deposed sultan large
number Of AlbEnians have openly revoited
against the Young Turk regime and Sc
we're fighting has taken place -Four tribes,
mastering 1000 or 5000 fighting men, are
in the movement and the situation is
grave. The Turkish government Is sending
900 troops to the scene OF the outbreak
and is modifying troops as far away as
Asia Minor
Already the rebels have captured seven
block houses on the frontier between
Turkish and Montenegrln territory. The
town Of Tush has been taken and three
guns, many rifles and much ammunition
have been captured. Desperate resistance
vas offered to the advancing rebels at
Fort Hum by a small garrison OF eight
cen, all of whom were overpowered and
slain.
The rebels refuse to pay taxes or to per
form military service for the government
They were exempt from both these duties
under the old order
VIENNA. April 22.-(Special to The Bee.l
While Richard Pashs, the Ottoman am
While Richard Pasha, the Ottoman am
bassador az Vienna, claims that the Al
bantam revolt is merely a matter OF local
Interest and Of no great importance. he
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-23
RaOld Amundsen
is Heading for
the South Pole
Noted Norwegian Explorer Gave a
Misleading Impression of His
Intentions.

COPENHAGEN, April 22-(Special to
The Bee)-Norway in particular and all
Scandinavia incidentally is stirred with the
news that Captain Raold Amundsen is act
ually making for the south pole, instead
of being, as was generally supposed, on his
way for another drift around the northern
point OF the western hemisphere.
When the Fran, the famous arctic ship
commanded by Amundsen, left Christania
It was supposed it was to go to San Fran
cisco, there to prepare for its northern
journey, which was to last for several
years. 1t now appears that those backing
the expedition, including the Norwegian
government, knew of his antarctic plans
and that he is thoroughly equipped for the
expedition 10 the south pole.
Amundsen is one of the hardest and
most intrepid of the race of Scandinavian
arctic experts. He Is as much at home
in the far nj as he is in Norway. He
understands ever trick of travel over the
ice fields, and IL is confidently expected
here that he will repeat in the farthest
south Peary's feat In the farthest north.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-23
Germans Restless Under the
Burden of Wars Demands

express its chagrin on the other hand.
the conservative and super-patriotic press
announces it's satisfaction with the speech.
1t is urged by the Neueste Nachrichten
that the communications exchanged should
not go into details as to the size and arma-
ment Of war vessels, since Germany has
adopted the practice OF building stronger
units than our most probable opponent"
and should not abandon the opportunity OF
utilizing her technical efficiency to pro-
duce what is militarily more perfect"
than England's achievements in this field
The same paper urges that at the end
of 1914, Great Britain will have a strong
inducement to strengthen her suuadrons
in the far east in consequence of the
completion of the Panama canal and in the
Mediterranean to counteract the eight
Austrian and Italian dreadnaughts, which
will then be afloat, and that IL is in Ger
many's interest to accentuate this weaken
ing process by altering the schedule of
the last navy law and laying down three
instead of two capital ships annually from
1912 to 1917 This is. Of course. the program
Of the navy league, which, though 1t has
fallen on dun days still has, as its latest
annual report shows, over 100000 mem
bers.