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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03

arbeitcr, fleinen @euerbetreibenben
lnto &r1nler, Die man iiberall fin
Det, 5ii ibnen treten Damn nod ,oie
&auflente, BON beren ieood) pieIe
nidh itolieniiber &aiie, ion6ern Sc.
bantiner into sSnoen iinb, bie Oen
Sdns Staliens gum Sbeil idop. ieit
@eihle6teril aileenonlluep ba1n
iotpie ais iebr ipidtiger 9eitaitotbeiT
bic Sebrer ber itclieniideR Sfulen.
ani oieicm @ebiet bat stolien cine
Gbdtigfeit criaItet, oie man ecraoe.
81 nls 8orbilo betra1ten oorf. Mil.
lionen eiebt Der Staat i6brIidy fiir
S6itl5nede aus iip6 miro nod I'm.
teritiitt onrfJ potriotiidp gereiite
i'm Wiltterdano. @Gbreno na9 Der
Nitte oeS t8. sSabrblnoertst oos
StoIieniide ieine friif,ere Stelliing
ais iiiternntionale @erfebrsiprahe
i'm Orient 5n @uttiten oes 5ran50.
iiIfert inebr iiipo mebr perforen bat.
te, maft lif neueroings Elm Dor.
orin9en ipieoer banernb bemerfbar,
6ns ndtiirlib aud I'm Sanoel ieinc
@irfiine seiat. glmtlide Son6els.
iafperitdnoige iinb nidt mir in Gon-
itaiitinopel, ionoerB aud in dnoeren
2anoestbeiIen befteIt, unb ibre Be-
rihte ertbalten ebenio ipie bic regele
m1Big eri6einenoen 8eridte Der Elm.
5eInen aoniitlate cine SiiIle ipi1ti.
ger slngaben. 8eionbers Die o6er.
italieniife 3ertilinouitrie lit auit
groBtem grfoIa beih6ftigt getueien,
Die iibrigen Mdfbeperber aus Dem
sSeloe 80 ihlagen, iDdbrenS aus Der
Tiirfei i'm ipeieftlid)eit 8obltoffe
aitsgefiibrt fuuroeft. 8llrd erridr
tilng bon Standardization ipllroe Der
nirtbid,oitIi6e glnStauid iilo Gin.
flub nod nebr geforoert. gorbait'
ben iinS ferner cine &eibe bon
4ranfenb1uiern in ben groberen Sd.
fen, Z gon ben 5ablreiden fatboli-
lhen Observation-Disclosures ihto
beri6ie6ene aus benz fraBofiid)en
Sdns in itolieniihen iiber9eaaneen.
Cine syiille pon beoentenoen Be5teb.
ili,gett stpi5den Sfoiien iliro ber Siir.
Tel lit iett biirH oeiti aries iiitters
broden, nrb ,nait ipirh abipdrtcn
ntiiiien, ob he III alfar Stdrfe tDic-
oer. baseifelft tDerSen tonitear.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
@ittcubcra

sln letteW Sonitag ipllroe oas
iiingite SGdter6en ser @6elelte
@eorg Scooter in ser bieliaen epan.
geliIfeit Stride oilrd) Baitor Sdids
getairft i:ir6 erbieIt sic gtonem Dor.
otbea Olga gllS Saufpotbtn fiingir
te 6rou Seinrih aoeiter BON San.
las, ipelde iid bier 3u 9eillfl Bel
Gernonoten inb @efannten befinoet.
@nitab @ltgeIbredt, bon llp.
lanb. Rebrusfa befinbet iid gegen.
wartig bier bel Sreltn6en iinH Ser.
81, @eind.
@litab aiel befinoet fidy auf
Der Granfeltliite unD ipiinihen mir
ibm redt bulbiae 9eIieruna
@iebbanbler sSranf @e6ner
id)ifte am Ytontag cine Garln6lng
Sieb nod ct. 2ouis, hie er bier
Eat r:no poiiir CT re6t
annebnrbarc Greiie beSnblte.
Srib Sdrnibt pno SSrau rel.
item lebtc ISOLDE nudJ ct. 2ouis ilnt
ihren bortielbit ipobnenben ainoern
elmer 8eiuh nb5uitatten.
9ie @ebriiber Sermam un0
slltal6t @ittc fine in i:nierer 9tad.
boridnft Inn SeuerboI5 nnb ssutter
fir ole Sarnter Der llmgebuilg at
idneiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
Die gerbanblanscn in Ser Mar.

~ ~N~J-"~s'ebUNN vs. ~ A~th~
occo-aontroberie ndbern ii9 ibrem
gnbe, nod lpeuige Sage iin0 Die
slften mer6en geidoiien meroen. Dos
&eiultat miro in beiben 21noern, in
9eliti6lano ioipobl Die int sSranf-
reid, init senii6ten @efiiblen apf.
senommen. Ger fran5oiiidem 9fe-
gierilng miro porgetporfer. bob fie
Elm Stiid Sonoes, oas Srdnfreid,
nit ieinein 8llit erfauft babe, auf.
gegeben fobe, p1brenb man in
9entidlano murrt. Dab Die Sano.
iuitite i'm Congo feline Gntiddbisutg
fir Die Sanoelsintereiien lei, Die
0euti6lan6 in Marocco perliere.
Ger llmitano, baB man bieier
.Sanbriiite" i'm 5ranfreid 10 biel
@ertb beimibt, ideint inbelien oar.
aisf binsuoellten, SaB 9eutihlnno
Bel Dem Sonbel fein idledtes Sc
iddft gerla6t bot. Sbatiahe lit,
nab Gelltidlano eine 8ergroBernne
ieineS aolonialgebietes 5u perSei6-
net hat, ipGhreilh sSranfreidD leoig-
lid, oas 9roteftorat iiber elm 2anS
slpgeitaneen rpuroe. oas es beretts
felt lGlpgerer 3eit o,lsgeiibt bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
Rprriion

@m. 8uibel BON Gnts6am fam
leBten iSreitag bier Ourf ollf Der
Seimreiie BON eiilem 8eIhGftsbe
irf ift Sermann.
Cine biibf6e @ebrrtstags.8ar.
tn 81 @bren bon SRI. Clara &emper
faipS lebte 8ode in Der 8obnung
ibren @ltern, Sp. &emper nn0 @ot.
Tin itntt.
N. s. 8oeger rttadte ain leb.
ten Scnutaa ciiien gnsflua nod
Berger Inn Sreunbe ino iorit nod
sSelnon6en 5l beiiiden, iuoriiber mir
iett nod nidts perratben molten.
Cine intereiionte Gnhre Bar.
tp faqph am Sonntdg gadntittag in
Der fnfbol. SduIballe itatt BEL mel
der Geo Soiepb ben Sieg oapon.
triIg
@miIt 8eile iit fleiBig a1n 8aii
eires tiel.en 8obnbaiiies beifdftigt.
am Sonntag aberb tpirS in
Der bieiigert ebanel Stride @otteS.
bierit itottfinben.
S. $. 8rdfi6t nno @tottii be-
auben Iid Iebten Sbi,ntdg nod
StoIpe Inn bort Der iilbernen Sod.
aeit Der Gbeleiite Senrp 8aIrotu
bei5inpobnen.
5rnn g. DarbroniIlet, iuelde
mebrere gsondte bier IN ibser friib. /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
Gin nadlahmlnasperthes geiipieI

non StraBenperbeiiernrg gaben Dor
4nr5en Die 6ormer bon Soma. 9ie
StraBen befanber ii6 in cinam
lhauoeroien 3ititarbe, aaein bie
oorbanbenen @eI6nlitteI iparen be.
idrifft. Ser @ouperneur aptellir.
te on oie repnblifaniihen Ii. bemo-
fratiiden Iarteifiibrer, pefde iid
bireft an Die Stirnnaeber patbten,
inter tpelden ein reeer Betteifer
eittbrannte, % cine 8artci Die OIL.
6ere iibertrinnpfen trolltc. Gin be.
itimmter Sag tunr0e oneeiest lrto
gGeidseitig riidten Die Sarner nit
ibren Sltbrperfei aus, 10 oob an
einem Sage $50 Meilen 2an6itra6e
in einen fabrbnrer 3uitanb perfebt
un6 6as nod nbne einelr Gent glns.
gabcn. @ie tpGre es, iuenn bic Goli
tifer 6ieler @egenb cinrilol bie itiis-
loFe Gontronerie iiber Snriff, Hefe.
ren6un, Snitiatine II. Sef. rinitelltct
irt6 In eoIen @etteiier ioI6 praftts
ide 3iele perfolgteir. Gum aIlge-
ineinen @oble ioIlten oie @epubIifa.
ner eitergiim eiittreten 6ie Geff6ffa-
ten 5u Northampton lilpo Iebtere ioa
TEN eriteren flar oenipnitriren, oaB
iie au6 feline Shlafbouben finn.
&epublifaner ilnS Sentofrnten finn.
ten bonlt in briioerIiGer 8eife Die
StraBen gebrallden rnb Der giotb-
ipenoigfeit 5p bohen Steuerir nirc
poraebeitst. Die SSSritruftion fiir
Ole slrbeit fonnte bon einem Snds
beritdn0ieen hes Stoates eirgebolt
iperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
sdraf ppr faItem stahl sariid.
Sd, lpiir0e einen 0oftor ME rrlt

sd ipiirbe eiilen Softor iiie mel.
tten JnB abnebntcn Iaiiet," iogt S.
8. GIlp, Bantam Ohio, .trosoen ID
lett bier Sobren an eitien, i6red.
.IiAen @eidwiire lift. Stntt 0eiien
gebrnlldte ih 8udIen's ariticd Gnls
be il,po mein 5i,B mar bol6 poIlitdn.
.oia aebeilt."1 anrirt @ronotputtoen,
@eihfpiire, Gnetiduneen. Gc5emo,
BinipIes, &iibnern,ssen uno lit Die
fitagitc, Tileiaiir. \ 25e. tei allen
Mpothefestr. wv.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
0as slppellatipnsaeridt in SIIi.

rois bat entidieoen bob Die 8ieoer-
perbeiratbung BON Sainoiier 8iir.
germ Die iid) por slbIauf eines Sab
res nod ibrer Sheiouns in einem
alr6epem Stante traiier laiien, I'M.
giiltig lit. 9a baben mir ben
SaIafl girbeitIihes gbegeieb ober
8Iooiinpl Gie @abl ioIIte bod
ttdt idaper fallen. So
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
9as Gnbe slphn M. @allb,s, Der

9as Gnbe Spbn H. @alil's, Der
cine @ofe iiod) ieiner por3eitigen
GntlaiIiing aus Dem 3udtbaiiie
itarb, ioate eiu marnenOes geiipieI
fir alle 0ie iein, Die III elmer FOL.
len Sagb nod Dem allein ielig mo.
6etioelp @ol6 @bre unb @epiiiell
pergeiien. @nlib beiab fommer5iel.
le S1bigfeiten. Die bic 9urdldnitts.
begabnng tpeit iiberrogten, er ipar
ailBerorbentlid erfolgreid uiro b1tte
iid .5nr &ilGe ieten ilno icin sllter
nit MirBe genieBen fon1ten. @r
mar Million1r, aber bds geniigte
ihin iiidt, er noIlte Multiinillipn1r
,uerben.
slnltatt iih nit benl groBen Gin.
fonnlen 81 begniigen, bas er ais
glftionGr rno TrGiibent elmer Sea.
tionalbonf Bate, ilrO oas mebr als
ausreiheilb mar, ieine 8eoiirfaiiie
5lp beitreiten, iing er an, gfienbab.
ilen alif5ufalifer; Der &itbm Sobn
y Mor9air's lieB i'm ni6t idlnfen.
Sier bcgegnete er inbeiien ebenbiir.
tisen 8eanern. ieine Spefulationen
ldlusett febl. aber anitatt ieiae
glieoerlaee eirr8ugeiteben unb ben
aantpf aufSnseben, tuollte er ben
Sicg er5tpiltgen, brodte ieili ganaes
Serntogen ein, pergriff ii9 an ben
Gepoiiten ser 9alvf, perIor ipieoer
iilpb riiiitirte id)IieBfid Ore 9anf.
~Sm glIter BON 20 Sabren mubtc
4 Der emit elmer Der angeicberiten
Suhfiers GbicagoS mar, ms 3iidt.
bnlis, Sas er, on 2ieb nro Seele
gebrpden, irur fiir ipetrige Sogr pie-
Ser perlaiien 6urfte, gr mrBte nod
erleben, 6ab ser 9r6iioent idJarf an.
segriffen tpnrbe. neil er ben Mann,
Scr Siipberte ruinirt bate, als .frei.
en- Mann Itepbcn lieB. Die @itlpelt
bat feline Spnpatbic fir ben Gaia.
renapobniinn Ser @eIofiiriten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
Dem Sranae nad,eebenO fat @ljina

iidy enti6loiien cine pollitdlroige coi,-
Ititutioneae Regierl,na einSufiibren.
sslt einefn am 8ienstag erlaiienen
gOift entfdnISigt iid) Die arone in
oeniiitbiger 8eiie fir Die bisberige
geridunniB unh beipilligt cine Ser
fdfinuu, bic fofort ip araft treten
ion NIT eirem Gnbiriet, Dem fein
aoeIiser angeboret 0arf. Serner
miro allen Sliinrgeiten un6 poIiti-
i6en 1lebatb1tern pole Strnffrei.
belt 5ugeipro6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
Berman,r, aslo., grrttae, oen 8. aoprntber 1911

eren Seimatb alm @cil6 ibrer Gl.
Term peripeilte, reiite lette 8ode
Wieoer in lire Seimotb nod St.
ootis 5uriid.
SRI, Carrie Soifmnn BON Ger.
.alb. Wlo,, lpeilt geoenp1rtig bier
sum geiltd pon anseborisen uno
Srelrnoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-03
apadit niel srnbcl.

@enn 6te 2eute ipiiBten, bob ger.
itopfnim, linberSaulidteit, @elbinht
uno 2eberIeioen pernriaht, ipiir6ei
.iie boIo Or. Sting's Neip 2ife Iils
pcbmen itno elm Gnoe oaroils mod.
en-. SIT Der iid)erite @eg. Belt
fir Bilioitf1t, aophpeb, llnperoa,t.
lihfeit. Gbiiis i:i,6 Shtpdde. 25r,
bei allen Mpotbefern.
Smyrna times., 1911-06-14
Minister Charged With Heresy.

Rev. DR.. John H. Dietrich, pastor
of st. Marks Memorial Reformed
church, Pittsburg, Pa, was charged
with heresy at a meeting of the elias.
sis of the Reformed church. He will
be tried in Pittsburg July IL.
In a statement Rev. Dietrich says:
81 do not claim to be orthodox; in
fact, | have no desire to be, for i
represents a system of thought based
upon ignorance and superstit or
There is no question about the diffe
ence between the orthodox theory o
the world and my theory.
"They believe in a system of thing!
which start with the fall of man, will
an atonemeut wrought out by dyin;
God midway, and an eternal hell at tn
end. | believe there never was a fal
of man; that from the beginning h
has risen that the atonement is no
wrought out by dying God, but ever
man coming into harmony with tn
laws of the universe, which are tn
laws of Co and if men will do the'
part the kingdom of God lies ahead ii
stead of an endless hell"
Smyrna times., 1911-06-14
Murdered and Robbed.

In a little fringe of woods on tn"
edge of Paradise creek, near Nor
folk, Va, murder was revealed wher
a party of searchers out scourine
the country in quest of j. L. Benton
a merchant, who had been missing
from his home on Deep Creek she'i
road since last Friday, found him with
a gaping wound in his face.
Robbery was undoubtedly the ruling
motive of the crime and shotgun wa:
the weapon.
Industrious and possessed of a large
family to care for, Mr.. Benton had ac
cumulated considerable money, which
he carried about with him whereve
he went. He had in his pockets whel
he left his home on Friday morning
nearly 5000. When his pockets wer
searched the money was gone.
Smyrna times., 1911-06-14
Bailey Defends Secession.

Senator Joseph w. Bailey, of Texas.
while addressing the Confederate vet
Grams in Washington in observance OF
the birthday of Jefferson Davis. sa d
Davis was less responsible for the
conflict between the states than any
other man, and was the last man in
all the south to abandon the hope of a
reconciliation.
"The truth of history was with tn
Confederate people," said the senator
"The fathers would never have form
ed this Union if they had not believe
it could be dissolved for cause; if III.
southern people believed that tie
could not remain in the Union wi
honor and safety they had a right t
secede."
Senator Bailey presented an age
colored man, James A. Jones, WIT
served as Mr.. Davis body servant
He is the only man living sai'
Senator Bailey, who knows where tn
seal of the Confederate states is an,
he won't tell"
Smyrna times., 1911-06-14
Bryan's Dauqhter Weds.

Grace Dexter Bryan, second daugh'
ter of William j. Bryan, was MARI ed
to Richard Lewis Hargreaves, a
wholesale grocer of Lincoln, Neb.
The wedding took place at Fairviev
and the ceremony was performed b.
Rev. Harry F. Huntington, who has
officiated al the weddings of the Other
Bryan children.
Mr.. Bryan met his daughter undel
an arch at the foot of the stairwa'
and accompanied her to the altar. w
J. Bryan, Jr., of Tucson, Ariz., wa
best man; Miss Lilly Tyler, of Vir
ginia, and Miss Helen Scwind, of Lin
coin, were the bridesmaids, and tn
groom's sister, Mrs. w. S. Stein, wa
matron of hOnr.
Mr.. Hargreaves and Miss Brya'
have been sweethearts from thei
schoOldays.
Smyrna times., 1911-06-14
Birds In 5oo-Mile Race.

The fastest time ever made by Del
aware birds in a 500-mile race was ac
complished in fly from Greers, S. c.
to Wilmington, Del. f. e. Martin wor
first and second prizes. The winning
bird covered the distance in IL hours
26 minutes and 33 seconds.
Smyrna times., 1911-06-14

Foley Kidney Pills contain just the
ingredients necessary to regulate
and srengthen the action of the kid
news and bladder. Try them your
self. Sold by Benton N. Weldon,
Smyrna w. R. Keys & Co., Clay
ton.
The Washington times., 1911-11-30
DR.. SHADE, Specialist
728 18th Street.

~ yeare' practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases, also stomach, lungs, asth-
ma, catarrh. appendicitis. liver, heart. kid
special weakness; blood and skin diseases
Consultation free. Hours. 10 to !. and 3
to daily; 9undaya, 10 to II.
The Washington times., 1911-11-30
smith HAS MARKS
] Of CRIMINAL, SAYS
PROFESSOR yED|Tz
Expert Criminologist An
alyzes Facial Characters
tics of Suspect.
CONTINUED from First Page,

CONTINUED from First PaseJ
went over the photographs. showing the
striking likeness In the features Of
Smith to those of some Of the worlds
great criminals.
Smiths ears stand out from his
head" the scientist said. They are
handle shaped. long, and voluminous-
all Of which are 90 frequent among
criminals a. to attract attention even
from non-scientihc observers. Though
the photograph makes Il difficult to tell.
4 seems to indicate that ina ne f..I mas haaS das
Il was explained that the lobule II the
pendant skin from the lower ear, which
IL lacking In Smiths ear. Darwinian
Of the outer portion OF the upper ear
shown plainly in one Of the photo
"Ths fact that Smiths ear. are placed
% far back in his head would. By most
ditionsi marx Of dessnerscy." no ae.
clared. "a slight growth Of hair on the
face and thick growth on tho head 70
ALSO Lombrosian stigma Of the crimi-
sign. No great criminal known to in
vestigators had q heavy growth OF
beard combined - with an equally heavy
Of s otnen GsnsT ncc,csabls
Smiths. features were pointed out by
"He has wide and voiuminous Jaws.
This is, !. striking to The ,fns lay SSserSsr cS;r
and low nat rooted skull also attract at
tention at q glance. A profile view
shows the prominent frontal crest while
facial as:ymetrv and 'rrsSvlarity: espe.
'"These Irregularities consist Of eyes
that are unlike, OF variations In ono
side OF the nose. and OF ears that do
are abooi NAL. They are oblong and
egg shaped instead Of round, a. In the
normal countenance
"Some Of the facial features to which
DnIlemaHgne and other authorities at
tach vest Importance ssern TO be as-
normal, although 1t is impossible to soy
SO with any degree OF certainty on the
basis OF a photograph. II accurate
distances from various points in the
Uranium even greater evidence could be
An examination of Smiths body. DR..
vedits I'D .s,d; also would ,Sa ,.rn,S furnish yel.
limbs. compared with his heigt and sim
liar measurements. are considered sig.
"I I'm short. he concluded. .'smith Ger.
tainly possesses some OF the most
striking and obvious stigmata Of the
criminal. whether he possesses enough
Of the. more recondite and less easily
iustify his designation a. q pronounced
criminal type.' no one can say abso-
lutely without Q personal examination
zone important and striking feature
lock- Thts cov11ck on the back odtiz1
heed has been 4 distinctive hair grSwtk
| Of many OF the worlds rsost notoQlc,es
|ena daagsron,s Srin,insis n, 1, % ssd ~
ltd to love brutality and killing fol
The Washington times., 1911-11-30
BERGER OPENS BIG
CAMPAIGN TO AID
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Socialist Says Fair Sex
Should Have Ballot for
Economic Reasons.

"The kitchen IL gadually slipping
away from the woman. In the old
days the female of the species was
supported By her father and husband.
In turn. Today she 10 self-supporting,
and also supports the family In many
cases. Therefore. for economic reasons.
woman should be permitted to walk up
to the ballot box alongside Of man and
cast her ballot"
Congressman Victor L. Berger. of
Milwaukee. today said this Is one of
the reasons he gave for coming out In
the open ana lighting. for votes for
women. Mr.. Berger said that he would
present to Congress q petition signed
ny more than 100000 women asking
that body for suffrage.
We. the Socialists, stand for wom-
an suffrage, although we know that II
may temporarily retard progress" Mr..
Berger continued. "Of course the
hope Of the burgeois suffragettes that
there VIII be . woman's party based
on sex never will be realized. Women
soon will be guided in their voting by
their class interests and their material
demands, Just a. much a. men. And Il
u right and natural that they should %
The Washington times., 1911-11-30

In a saloon near the Mickle tobacco
store. Mr.. Ryan said today that the
man who tried to sell monkey wrench
TO him and several companions. had a
red mustache and that he Is positive II
was not Smith.
Police Know the Man. ~
II is understood that the police have
learned the name OF the man with the
red mustache. but have no idea of try
ing to connect him with the murder.
Stout said today that "Coidie" Smith
for whom the police have hunted for
several days, worked as . domestic for
his mother, and that while there he and
Smith became acquainted with her. He
declares that he is positive she knows
nothing OF an discriminating nature
about Smith.
Attorney Shinn stated today that he
10 well satisfied with the progress he
mas made toward breaking down the evi-
dence tending to connect smith with the
Bennett assault and the Miclkle murder.
He believes that the aiibi he has built
up with Smiths assistance, will remove
all suspicion that his client was in any
tobacconist.
The Washington times., 1911-11-30
Schoelkopf's Story
Regarded Important
By Police, Officials

Although J. q. schoelkopf, Of lx1a !
man he saw in the wagon with Morris
Bennett on Central avenue. Just q few
minutes nrana. before the Fairmont HEIGHT.
Smith. still the police place great i'm.
portance In his testimony.
Tho police now realize that it win BE-
great deal easier to convict Smith OF
TO convict him OF the murder Of william
Mlckle. and they are exerting them
against Smith absolutely certain.
wness. dsps VII eSss tss @so fss.
positive he saw Smith on the wagon
with Bennett going down Central ave-
nue.. II this person - found along with
sthsrs. ether: & who win testify th that they saw .S.
evidence Of Schoelkopf will be greatly
strengthened. Mr.. Schoelkopf. who IL
route agent for the Ewald bakery, was
going to Capital .;,',as Heights the morning
He met Bennett just 200 yards east Of
where he was assaulted. He says he
saw q man in the wagon with Bennett,
and while he. did not get q good look
scription &C pi aA Of the he Clothes the man an wore
a. to make the police believe they have
Q good case against Smith.
Tho clothes described BY the baker
correspond perfectly with the clothes
Mr.. Schoelkopf said the man he saw In
the wagon with Bennett was standing
up, and kept peeping back at him.
II could not get q good look at him
because I had a scre neck and could
not turn completely around. but I am
positive as to the clothes the man
wore"
The main thing the police expect to
point out by the evidence Of the baker
ia IN nroya that Smith WAS on the
wagon and was at the scene Of the
crime. They have accounted for Smith
In various places before spd after the
crime. 80 rhe point they are driving at ID
to establish the fact that no was al
least near the scene prior to the as
sault.
It ir expected that when Bennoets re-
covers sufficiently to talk he viii tell
the police Of having passed . wagon
driven by Mr.. Schoelkopf, IN addition
to swing q positive Identification from
Eiris own lips Of the assault. and whether
or not he was robbed.
The Washington times., 1911-11-30
BRUCE.BROWN IS
NOW LEADING RACE
FOR GRAND PRIZE
Wagner and Hemery. Early
Favorites, Forced to With
draw-Pace Terrific.
CONTINUED from First Pare,


trouble and he was far behind the lead
err et the NTH lap. Burman's car, also
DEVELOPED engine trouble In the nth.
II the NTH lap. and Bragg was second.
Mulford came UP to third place and was
going with the Same steadiness that
marked his victory on Monday.
Burman's engine trouble became worse
ana he was forced to drop out Of the
race, leaving fourteen contestants.
Hemery nnally was forced to drop
out of the race on account OF engine
trouble. leaving thirteen contendero.
Hearne still held the lead az the sew.
enth lap. with Mulford second. only
seven seconds behind him.
After fixing up his engine Hemery re-
entered the race. but was far behind.
HIS return made fourteen contestants.
Waener was second In the eleventh
lap and Bruce Brown third. Eddie
Hearne, who then was leading. had
covercd 20 miles with an average Of
761 miles An hour. better than the
VanderpMt record Of Monday.
snd and was Ave lsps behind when the
The Buick, driven by Basie, blew out
4 cylinder head and was put out OF
Louis wasner's big Fiat car got away
from him this afternoon struck a tree.
smashed the steering gear and nut him
out OF tho race. Bergdoll, who had con-
slant engine trouble, also dropped out.
Hemery's engine trouble continued, af-
TER he resumed the contest, and he was
Forced to drop out permanently. His
exhaust valve was out Of commission.