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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-17

good as there is>in the country h.I
ance in timber and pasture: good
broom house and other out.buildinps
good orchard; well supplied with
water; everything convenient cIosa
TO county road; 5 miles to BoonviIIa
good road. This is one Of tha bas+
m cooper co. Price $3.50 per
aeie' 2 cash, balance on time to
sun purchaser. If you want an A.,
N9. l Iarm, this will suit you for the
No. 8 This fine farm contains
lou acres all In cultivation except 10
or ~ acres which Is in pasture and
valuable timber, the cultivated land
lies practically in one body All
smooth lahd just rolling enough to
drain well; good deep rich soil as
Tine a $50 acres as can be foln . in
the county. Good 4-room new frame
mouse. large barn as good as new
and various other o~ut-buildines. good
water saspply; joins county road:
school house N mile, churches OF dif.
Ierent denominations near. This
r Is located in Boone ca. Mo
~ miles from Rocheport. Mo q
town of 800 inhabitants located ON
the M. K. & T. Railroad. rs miles
west Of Mc.Kittrick, Mo. Price
SIS per acre.
No. Z This farm contains oae
acres good river bluff land. sandy
soiL,A $50 acres in cultivation. fairly
smooth land, balance In pasture and
timber; good water supply I'M
proyements common. This farm 10
located two miles from Rochenort
Boone Co., Mo-, and Joins comfy
road, near school and church THIS
Is a good grain and stock farm s46
per acre Will buy this farm, and by
soou management will be worth 500
per acre In a fewyears. Here is
our cnance to get a bargain.
NO. -This farm contains 17s
acres, $50 acres In cultivation, good
river bluff land, sandy loan, most
OF the land is fairly smooth. No /
Wheat land. The balance of the land
IS IN timber and pasture. The inn
provements consist Of a good 6-ronm
mouse, good cellar, ice house. large
barn, drilled we'll In barn lot. cis-
tern at the house, never falling snrin.
IN pasture, granary and a nrmbar
OF other good out-buiidings: inc.
is well fenced with Americas
WIRE renee; everything convenient.
ms farm Is located liz miles from
ocneport Boone Co, Mo-, on the
~. \. q /. Railroad; good road to
1own, close to school and churches.
ihls Is an A-No. l stock and grain
farm, and a be bought for s65 per
acre. This Is q bargain for the price
1dh 4Ns.HW ENtHNHW
= number OF other farms in Coo
per Howard and Boone county, that
be bought well worth the money
For further information. stating nun
Der in which interested, write Or calr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-17

ben Rdrft gebrnften @ier perbeiier-
lte fi1 oaour6 5uiebeft0s. aliBer6em
per6en Ole Gambler. ipeIde idIeh.
tie Ger berfaufern bon ben Stonts.
bebGr6en inter Den beitebenoem Sc.
iesen 3ur 8erantiportiitta ge5ogit
nn6 beitraFf. gu1 in Den benadp
burten Stnateat tuuroe ole 8efDeguiiq
mifgenomffer, uft0 oie Antabme eli.
mes @eieses, nn9 neldem aas SOB
off" .SDftem weniefteits fir Die bel.
BEN Commemorate eingefiibrt miro
ideint MIR cine Sraee Der 3eit 5ir
fem.
Die SiiTorge 6eg aderbmtoepor-
teuerts it, pie geingt. dterfennerrs-
Nhtr ionte iie iifJ nod ettpas
erftreden. Sie ioIlte iid nidyt
nit Ser Strede begniigeri, tpeId)e Dos
gi bonn Sarrrer bis gum &onannett.
ten burdIduft foipoern ibr augett-
merf aud Guf iolte @ier ridter,
eineir norIdufigen &libeplus
i'm Gisbauie fin0err ana crit nod
lapgan 8ertpeilef, tuenlr Der 8eoorf
Knapp setpor6en lit, I'M nerIdlefter,
3iitarbe alf ben @arft seipor-
fem per6en, Gin ,itparteiiider Be-
iiber ben 8eroegoftg 0es @is
5nitseis tpdre rebt niinifeirspertb.
geeianete 8orffIdge Sair Inter
>riifur9 6efes gemeinifd@ihen
Biifers nidjt ntinoer. ISL. Ct. 80
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-17

One-half cash, balance Oh time.
No. 8. -16 acres. 5 miles from
town, 1876 acres in cultivation. so
acres in wheat. Fine 7.room house,
and n broom house, cistern and
cellar. Price $4,000.
No. 8. LEO acres, az miles from
town, 80 acres in cultivation, 35 acres
pasture. 2 small dwelling houses,
and other buildings. Price $4,000.
No. 10. 80 acres, 3h miles from
town, 40 acres in cultivation, broom
house and summer kitchen and
other buildings. Price $4,000.
No. IL. LEO acres, 4 miles from
town, 1876 acres In cultivation. 2.roor
house, barn and outbuildings, or
chard, well. Price $4,000.
No. IL. LEO acres, 9 miles from
town. 1875 acres in cultivation. Goo,
buildings, orchard and cellar. Pric
$500.
No. 10. 10 acres, joining town,
40 acres hogtight fence. 5-room
house, large barn and shed. cistern
and well. Price $4,000.
No, IA. LEO acres, 3h miles from
Town, 100 acres in cultivation. small
dwelling house and other buildings
Price $4,000.
Smaller tracts, farther from town.
rom $4,000 to $4,000. Title guaran.
teed.
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MiHnnri gnrmen.
8fltene 0elenenbpttpn

No. 1.-This farm contains 101 acr
of high creek bottom land all ii
cultivation and all in one field az
good as Mo. River bottom land. Nc
gravel, wet or Overlooking land
has produced so bushels of corn pei
acre repeatedly. Good new 5-roon
frame house and other out-buildings;
can look owe the whole field from
where the House stands; field or
same side of creek where house is
situated. This fine farm is located
in Cooper Co., Mo-, 8 miles to Cali.
fornia, Mo. Good roads almost level,
4 miles to two good inland towns
close to school, 4 miles to three chur
ches, Catholic, English and Metho.
dist. This fine farm can be bought
for SIS per acre. This is a money
maker; a bargain for some one
wanting a good farm.
No. b. lis acres of fine river
bluff land. 100 acres of fine smooth
~cultiyating land, as rich as bottsm
land; 80 acres in one field, all slo-
pes to the south, none steep enough
to wash. No better corn and wheat
land any where to be found. Good
new fence around the farm; well
supplied with living water %(springs);
joins two county roads; telephone
and r. F. ID. close to house. This
farm is located In Cooper Co., Mo-,
one mile to small town and railroad
station on the Mo. Pacific R. r. 10
miles to Boonville population 5000.
Good level roads; improvements
fairly good. $50 per acre will buy
this fine farm including W of IS
acres Of growing wheat, 40 acres al
ready broken for corn. $4,000 in
cash balance on time to suit the
purchaser. Possession given on
short notice. This is surely a bar
gain.
No. 8. 100 acres Of fine Mo.
River bottom land, every foot good
land easy to cultivate (sandy leam)
was all planted to corn last year,
averaged 60 blu. per acre, this land
is perfectly safe from being cut away
by the river. 600 acres between
this land and the river. Fairly good
house and barn; only q mile from
small town and Rail Road station
on the Mo. Pacific, 10 miles to
Boonville either by rail or overland.
$55 per acre will buy this farm, two
crops will pay for the cost OF the
land. This is the best bargain Of
fered anywhere, look at 1t and be
convinced.
No. A. This farm contains 70
acres all In cultivation, fine river
bottom land; good house and barn
and other improvements; perfectly
from the river; only a short
distance to two small towns on the
Mo. Pacific r. r., 10 miles to
Boonville. $4250 will buy this farm.
This is a good one, cheap for the
money.
No. 5. -156 acres, 1875 acres in
cultivation all smooth land and as
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Sitel Gndl Dur eal6en aeaen @a.

Sitct Gnd pOr saI6en aescn aa.
tarrb. Die Gueditlber entbaIten, 90
auediilber iider BEN Sinn bes Sc.
r1tfs 6%eritoren 1ino bas qan3e Sui.
tenn solIig 5erriittet miro, fpern es
eitrdJ bic ideimigen SberfIdden Elm.
orinst. SoIde artifeI ioaen ME
aiiBer aiif 8eroromins gut berufener
aer5te gebrntdt tuerben, ga Der
5dooen. ben iie anridte1I 5ebnmaI
10 grcb lit oIs oas Cute, Sas Sbr ga
BON er5ieIen fonntet. Sails 9a.
tarrb.anr, fabri3irt bon S. S. Gle.
nep & 60, EoIeoo, g., entbaIt fein
auediilber uno miro imierIid eenom
men uro iuirft oireft altf ole IdIeimi.
gen SberfId6en 6es Spitems. @enn
Sbr $ol's aaiarrb-aur fault, lei6
fder, oaB Sbr Die Gfte befsmmt
Sic miro innerli6 genommen llno in
SoIeSo. SBiO, Ron S. s. Gbenep &
Co.. gcnladt
gerfonft Don allen apotbefern.
greis 75e. oie SIaide.
$aa's SamiIien-Tiuen iin6 bie
beftet.
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Sn(anbiid,s.
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GoS Sfpdfdiff @dfpaocr
Der Ser. Stoaten fpirS i'm TriibIon.
mer Ole oertid3en SGfeli bciudper.
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Grini0ao, Col, erplpoirte Ser
feiiel Der 2ofontotipe eiltes Srodt5u.
gcs, ipobei 6rei 3ngaugeitellbe ibr
2ebert eirdbiiBteit.
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9eger Soc Mafep, 6ert man fir
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Raht eine1 forbigen Silisiberifi, 10.
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Minn., brannte total nieoer 1tt6 ser
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ben rondenoen &uinem liegen.
Der 21idbriae &uo. 8rahoeD.
burg erid)oB IN 0abneport, esoipa,
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nadSem inn eine Mutter mitQe.
tbeilt butte, b1B Tie bon Rlenter
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Id1ebenPr Sbat bcsabsn it'd Wtittter
iitb Sobn nn1 ser 9oGseiitotion
ntpo lieferten iid BEN 8eb6rhen aus.
81. Soiepb, @o., 8. Miar5. Ole
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I'M bieiigen Gouittp Gei1ngniB feit.
gcbaltne mo ioG oernnGdft ols I'm.
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lamb 6eportirt mer0en, obidon iie,
ibreit Iiigaben 5tfoIgc, iif bereits
lett IL Sobren in Annerifa aufbalt.
Sic nno ibr @atte tper6en bejful.
oigt @ooGenbaraoel g~etrieben 5i ba-
ben.
SIR SortIdn6, Oregon, ipuroe
Die grohcn anln3en Der .Sreaon
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belt geSdIogeH. Die GpiritiioFip
Jfitereiien marcr 6te Sdatpt0c4irr
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bebmptet (nntiirIidD, es feien grobe
9etriidereten periibt mor0en

bebmptet (nutiirliD, es eien grobe
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Dem Ranten n. 6. @orris finn Sob.
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moroen mar, % Elm Grlnto fir Oie
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ans Dem 8erbano Der 1lniteo Mine
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lid gegen cine SaBulp ieis
lres Stanmes pergolgen bate lupn
81 Oieicr grdbliden Go6esart
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8ereral SoipitaI in 8aiiuic lit SRI.
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Sagen freiiuiaig 9efaItet bat unS
1nf Iniidt Der ger5tc an retiqio-
@abniinn Iei0et. sic mirN
unbrifeinli6 in ben tRiditen Saacn
n eas Staats Srret6ais III Wtorris
geionot fperoen. 8rI. @eibcl
a ip1lrbe nnfafgs 6ebruar in Aas
gebradt. Seifoen 6at Iie
mr. 5luei Orungen liuo 5iuei @Ias
81 fid geiiemlterg lit aber oil.
g~enideinlih bel better @eiunobeit
gle bat ethpos at @etpidt preIorci,
aber nod eberio frGftig, ais lie
,ei ibrer Gilfrabme mar, unS mad1t
large Spa8iens1nge in DER
Baro oes Sospitals. Sic aueiqert
ingeropeIfle @abrung gu fid
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Diinife.
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9fisieaer mesmsiis r.
ssan,te.
werrepr.sG crm.fms.

Gpuuths60art, R~tgttmGBfss Strmlns be-
atnRsu Gin I. @lpata9 Der Wionnte sJebrunr. Wat.
AuQnit uue November. SlsNtrnnSgIet6 gshorot
I'M 4 gipaias iGl aprii.
Ntrcutt- GoHFt. stsssiRGbise getmiae be-
sthReu as 2. Tnniag Der dlpratt Jauuar, Wat
Hnb SEPTEMBER.
vi ohnie-Geurt. 8~rgrtmdBias Eermine be.
fiuurH oR ! lieatas ber gltoHnte 5tbruar. 8lai,
ARguf Wt0 ~stDnsmbsr.
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Die So5iol6eiofraten boben bic
orutidle. &egierinlg I'M 4eihstoq
beitig urtseariffert neil ole Miiitdrs
bcbor6cn SoIoaten aitf Dem Span-
oauer SdicBfeI6e mf @erddeir lei
6en baben idreBel Iaiiett, INN tic All
0as SdieBet alf menidlide Sbief.
te 81 getuobnei. Die @egierung aab
Den abatbeltono 81, bod itellte fie
0elt BON ben 4beeor6neten ertpGbn.
len 3med IN Mbre6e. Die @rperi.
ttente feien lett 2ongeilt an Sen 8ltr
ISeffion beftimmtcar 2eideu porge.
iioaitlrleip iponoen, Inn 6as &einItat
BON @cfpebrfeuer mi erprobcr. Die.
e Grperimeltte ieite roibDen6ia mn
sSntcreiic Der @enfdliffeit rirsS ae.
ben Den aer5ter @eIgembeit 8rn.
ben 81 ititoireit.
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GaseOnaSe gOant ) Carmen.

No. 1.--162 acres. A fine farm
s miles from Hermann, 20 acres
good creek bottom best soil, rest
pasture and timber land. Well i'm.
proved $4,000.
No. 2.-14S acres. Z miles from
Hermann. 100 acres in cultivation,
deep wells, good improvements.
Price $4,000.
No. 800 acres. A fine and good
improved farm; Z miles from Her.
mann. plenty water, fine barn and
good dwelling house. 100 acres in
cultivation. creek bottom $4,000.
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BlnleusMrSHei, in iues
Gen tbren poroiisli9en
Gi9eni6afteI, ipelhe
bic @einnbbeit nieber
bertteaenfa Sebsm be,
iannt. 5lr @eiunonna
BON RbenmatismnS,
RadenihmerSen, iran,
Ten Rieren, leber Itno
Slaien, fotpie 6dmers
aen in irgeno einem
TbeiIe neS 6nruoouoea
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-17

u5rnueit mnden hire MGnner
dn Sieben, perIeiten tie sim Gdmug-
geln,@ erflart OiltrftSorauoIu @iie.
Die ate @eididte. Der g6om
ifob 6 ia aud ifori a,tf Sia Gpa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-17

No. 4.-154 acres, 4 miles from
Hermann; a good improved farm, rs
acres creek bottom, rest in good
pasture and timber; a fine dwelling
house and large barn, plenty OF good
water, good soil $4,000.
No. 5,--1so acres, az miles from
Hermann; 12o acres In cultivation;
good dwelling house and barn. ali
improved; good soil $500.
We also have a number Of town
lots for sale.
Title guaranteed.
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TO THE PUPILS AND TEACHERS
or eAscoNApE CO.

Am again making arrangements fol
another Com-Growing Contest for
boys and girls over eight years and
under twenty. ! am asking the
teachers to assist me to arouse int.
rest in this contest. / am certain that
much good will result from the earn
est and enthusiastic effort that you
may put into this movement.
Contestants are to promise to plant
and cultivate the corn, and to enter
at least ten of the best ears at the
Corn Show next fall either at Her
mann or o~wensyille. The applica-
ton must state where the corn is
to be exhibited. All applicants must
fill out the blank below and return
to me with twenty five cents entry
fee. This money will be used for
premiums. please do not send
stamps.)
Reid's Yellow Dent and Boone Co.
White will be the varieties which
can be furnished by last years con
testants. Premiums will be separate
for each variety.
Can friends of agriculture and
other business enterprises afford to
help me boost the corn work? Are
you as close to the farmer as you
desire to be? Does his prosperity
interest you?. Do you have time to
increase the profits of your bust
ness?
! feel that the value Of a corn con-
test among u growing generation
can scarcely be overestimated. The
fact that the present tendency of our
youth is from the farm to the city
means that greater effort must be
made to interest our boys in farm
Ing. The rapid strides which are
being made in all lines of agriculture
in the Improvement of corn and other
in the breeding Of live stock,
and in the methods of handling soils
for the greatest profit, are such that
no vocation offers greater opportuni-
ties for intelligent effort. This, how
is not appreciated by the aver
age country boy, first, because he
has not been given the proper in
to become Interested in farm
work, usually through the neglect of
his home training, and, second, be.
the ideals of held be
'ore M boys In the schools are
hose Of the statesman and the pro
'%essional man rather than the sue
,essful farmer. The prosperity of
country depends upon the pros
'erity of II farms and under the
changing agricultural condi-
ions 1t is the brightest boy that is
most needed in agriculture. The
can nc longer afford to
lllow so many Of its best boys to
the farm. Such a contest as
his not only interests the boys in
agriculture but reveals to them some
# the possibilities of intelligent
arming. It is hoped therefore that
II those interested i'm the Gasconade
ounty boy wifi lend every aid
ossible in furthering the plan of
his contest. {
Very respectfully B
c C. M. Danuser, 4
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Monnirt aiif Oos Sermuuurr
goRwrntt.
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@QnD! SanD!'
5dqone Sermen
Bette Offerts IN farm Cdndersler.
Sarlnen III 5iluallll So. Sfla6oma
SallD!
6arlnen lit 5%illlallll So. Sflabonla

nabe 6reberif, cine Stnbt pon 5000 @iupphnern. Ore Sabt bat bic
ifbuten airdben unb Sdbnlen, gBaisruerie, eleitriideS 2iat uip.
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Gteben Ste auf NIT eine,,,
lahnttit MlGen?
MitTtnsNtibtn madi Gle eIsue.

Or. ailrrtrs rSfoampsHoota (Gumpf.
Burien, bic lpunotrbare Rieren., Geber. rlrb
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~ N5er1tHbeM. Wenn
Gle fdbreiben, ertrdbnrn
Gle oie Iiberale Gillette
IN bieifft Blntte aeicien
~ baden une Hidden
Sk Sbre aoreGe an
9r kiiairr Co.
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S!nBpuHltvH N y. "1sg
pie rt8nIdren 80 Gent uno / Dollar SIalden
Fun q allen Ipcfbefen III bdber. Nan
merle ii9 Den Rdmef: ,6ipnmps9iout,4 Or.
&iIuiefH 6iuomps Ropt, mo Die 2orefie:
B~tne1auttou, 2. d. an FIBER 5Iafdr.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
The March examination win be
held at ownesyille Friday and Sat
urday March "a and rs, 1911.
Order of Subjects.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-01-04

a, legislative career cannot be expected
to know that during my latest stretcii
of service beginning with 1895 ana con
Timing uuintnrr1iptedlv up TO the
present moment have never had place
on "A special interest COMMITTEES IN 1hr
senate while | have been advertised
aS the tool of corporations ] nave not
been given nor did ] select a place on
Railroads. CommcrC. and Navigation.
Insurance, Taxation and keirenchm"ni.
Ranks Miscellaneous Corporations or
any other committee charged specially
with the consideration OF bills Affecting
CORPORATE interests
Il did not attend the Democratic ic caucus
this evening beCaus" accept with proper
humility the decree that ! cannot help
Inn would likely hurt the Admnist rat ion
programme if prominently associated
with the work of making il cfiectual |
claim 10 be entitled TO the place of presi-
dent pro temporo of the Senate and ]
therefore cannot consist emily bind my
self through par icipa'ioE in the caucus
TO vote for any other of my Democratic
colleagues for the place nor can | con-
sist tently Weld from this position even
aft or The select ion has been made against
my protest or claim
Il shall have no place on the com
nit eeS of the Senate. az any assignment
that might h. rendered mo would be less
of an honor than that which has been
mine since 1899 the leader of the Demo
cra,i 10 forces in III" Senate of the State
of New York | shall try and mainta ain
an independent position, while ever re-
garding my obligations TO the Demo-
cratic party, my sincere and earnest
wish for its best success and my gratitude
to my constituents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-01-04
NJ RGLiRS or ANARCHISTS.
Discoveries That Followed the shooting
OF Five Policemen In HOun.isd,tch.

The trouble that eliminated in yester-
days battle in the streets of London began
on December II. when five policemen
were shot while trying TO arrest burglars
policeman suspecting that something
was wrong in II small house in Hounds
ditch which connected with goldsmith's y
establishment called for the constables
to aid him The police were armed only
with eighteen inch clubs, and though
they were prepared to meet resistance
with these they were unable to withstand
the 'volley from automatic revolvers
that ensued upon their demand for ad-
mission to the house
One constable fell dead on the spot with
eight bullet wounds in his body Two
died shortly afterward. and the others
were seriously wounded
One of the men in the j. ouse was also
shot and killed bv an accidental bullet
from the weapon of one Of his comr AIDES
The others. three men and won an. all
Russians. escaped.
The London police Immediately started
a search for those who escaped When
they took possession of the house where
the shooting occurred they made a
talned a store Of weapons ammunition
and all the materials and accessories for
making bombs There were 500 car
trdges. so Mauser bullets, quantities
OF nitroRycerine, illuminate of mercury
and other explosives. scientific books
dealing with explosives and number of
anarchistc leaflets.
II was reported later that letters which
were found in the house revealed a sen
sational anarchist plot immediately
the city teemed with all sorts of rumors
and surmises, chief of which was. the
theory that the plot was intended to de-
velop at the coronation of King George
in June,
\ second hypothesis was that the house
was merely the headquarters of an or
ganl2-d gang of burgars In support
OF this. It has been alleged that tunnel
had been run to the Jewellers shop and
only thin layer of flooring pad 10 b.
removed TO give access 10 its Very valuable
stock.
The thief who was shot was identified
as "A Russian named Morountz.f, who
had occupied the house in Houndsditch
for nine months. Nothing as to the
identity Of his companions was revealed
by the police,
Russian convict who was brought
to London from an outside prison is
alleged to have given information of n
plot in which thirty desperate men were
concerned, II was on this tip. it is said.
that the police and the Scots Guards
acted in III" siege to-day.