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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-17

In the Mcanus Specials at $3.50 $500 and $3.50 the pair
made for us by the Smith Shoe Co makers of the Dr. Reeds
Cushion Sole Shoe We have the best Shoe sold in Cairo at the
price "a different Styles to fit the Young Man. the Middle
Age and the Old Gentlemen Remember every pair MeManus
Specials are absolutely warranted to give satisfaction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
CHIHUAHUA NOT
WILD FOR MADERO
tcontlnued f-om re u

cannon crackers but all was quiet ano
serene. There wasn't any OF that JOY
Gus "whoOp EN- up" spirit that mas
marked the celebrations OF the past
even when the celebrations were IN
honor Of Diaz. In fact, it would be saIe
to say that IL governor Gonzales were
to return he would likely be received
with q greater demonstration than
marked the Fiesta" for Madero
There seems to be an omlnous atmos-
phere of expectancy which perVaoes
the city, and, while il is Impossible
to ascertain If it BODIES good or eyil,
there is every reason TO believe that
the pOpulace Of Chihuahua is harborlng
no spirit of unrest or desire Tor
repetition Of the scenes Of the late re-
volt.
During the concert Monday evening
in celebration of the anniversary OF the
revolution, a young man on the walk
within the plaza &c Ia Constitution, a
trifle under the influence Of liquor
yelled: Viva Reyes" Immediately ne
was set upon by Maderista partlsans,
and but for the timely arrival OF sew
eraI gendarmes would have been killed.
After the young man had been carried
away from the scene, a part or the
crowd formed themselves in line ana
marched through the streets, shouting
Down with Reyes" AS they passed
the Foreign club one of the mob hurled
a brick through a window OF the IL
brary. There were several members
in the library, but no one was hurC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
IF you NEED A MEDICINE,
you SHOULD HAVE THE BEST

Although there are hundreds Of prep
arations advertised, there is only one
that really stands out pre- eminent as a
remedy for diseases OF the kidneys,
liver and bladder
Dr- h1lmers swamp Root stands the
highest for the reason that 1t has
proved to be just the remedy needed in
thousands upon thousands of even the
most distressing cases.
swamp Root makes friends quickly
because its mild and immediate effect
is soon realized. 1t is a gentle, healing
vegetable compound.
Dr. kilmer's Swamp-Root is a physi-
clans prescription for special diseases,
which is not recommended for every
thing.
A sworn Certificate of Purity is with
every bottle.
For sale at all drug stores, in bottles
of two sizes-fifty- cents and one-dol-
lar.
SAMPLE BOTTLES FREE BY MAIL.
In order to prove what Swamp Root
the great kidney, liver and bladder
remedy win do for you. every reader
Of The FL Paso Daily Herald who has
not already tried it, may receive a sam
pie bottle by mail absolutely free. Ad-
dress Dr. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N
Y. Write today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22

Mexican fiIibuster situation at Laredo
and last night returned to his head
quarters at San Antonio.
The general made no comm ent
Troop I, third cavalry accompanied
Cen Duncan to Laredo. The soldiers
are encamped on the Fort Mcintosh
reservation
So far as the surface indications 20,
the outlook locally IS calmer than It
has been for some days. The absence
OF a number Of those who recently
Joined the Mexican colony IN Laredo,
however is noted.
A few arrests OF alleged revolution
airy conspiratOrs were made yesterday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
RECEPTION TO
RULER OF ELKS

]. P. Sullivan, grand exalted ruler Of
the Elks, viii arrive in Ell Paso at 6
o'clock Saturday evening, accompanied by
Mrs. Sullivan He will be met at the
union station by a delegation of the
Elks headed by a band and viii be es-
eOrted TO Hotel Sheldon.
At 8 o'clock an informal reception will
be given him at the Elks' home and he
will address the local lodge. From 9 to
10 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan viii hold
an informal reception and then a dance
VIII be given.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
MILITIA, REGULARS AND
RANGERs At DROWN SNILLE

Brownsville, Tex, Nov. 22.-Iroop N
Of the third United states cavalry, has
reached here from Fort sam Houston.
here, and win have his company with
him as soon as the men can be eatn-
cred from their various stations
The Brownsville rifles, Of the IeAas
national guard are guarding the
armory night and day. Despite all this
warlike activity. there is no sign OF
trouble in this vicinity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
COUNTY TAXES DUE;
BOOKS NOT READY

County taxes are due in October but
county collector George Harper and his
force will not have their books ready to
issue receipts until Dec. l.
The delay this year is caused BY the
creation Of CulbersOn county, as the
FL PasO county collector was compelled
to make up two sets of books, one for
this county and one for OuIberson. In
addition to this, the state controller was
late in making his returns and the state
rate was not fixed until late. This year
it viii be IS cents on the Thousand, while
last year it was only 70 cents.
Thanksgiving ties for gentlemen, at
Bryun Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
WORKINGMEN VOLUNTEER TO
FIGHT AGAINST GEN. REYES

Mexico City. Mex, Nov. 22,-The gov
ernOr of NuevO Leon, the state over
telegraphs to president MaderO that
5000 wonkmen in Monterey have asked
him for arms and ammunition with
which to Join IN the fight against
their services would be accepted if re-
quired.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
ZAPATISTAS DEFEAT TROOPS
OF MADERO IN BATTLl

Cuautla, Mex, Nov 22-Zapatistas
are reported to have won a battle near
CerrO FriO. The government troops
were commanded by the former revOlu-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22

ZIONIST, FREDERICK Morales. His losses
are not given. Those Of the Zapatistas
are placed at 81 dead and wounded
Bridges Destroyed Near TOrreOn.
Mexico City, Mex, Nov. PA dis
patch from Torreon reports the destruc-
ton Of two small bridges on the Te-
pehaunes branch Of the National rail-
ways in Durango. Insurrectos are re-
ported operating in that district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22

GEN. DUNCAN LEAVES TROOP
OF CAVALRY AT LAREDO
Laredo, Tex, Nov. 22.-Gen J. ".
Duncan, commanding the department
OF Texas, personally investigated the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04
l}eruehmsn nodh fiir q 81 g}nronr

8ernebmsn nd9 fir =. g. Rorgan.
Der Brief, Der in 2ateiriI9 sef9riez
ben lit, lit BON GROCER biitorif der
Wi6tigtstt. gr fpuroe I'M Sabre 1921
geffrieben, ipdbreno 2utber bonn
Rei4stag 5u Borms 5uriidtebrte, uno
2uthsr bei6risb bariu bic 8orgdnge
ouf bem Rei6stdg unb pertheiotgte Die
Stetluns. bic er Bel bieIer 9slegenbeit
singenomnen.
Dds S6reiben mar einem faiferli>
den 6erolb dnpertraut tDoroen, Der
2utber iiherss GeIeite bltr6 ben 5bii>
ringer WaIb gab, Bis er auf gefeN feiz
nes Grsunbes. bes RurfiirIten bon
.Sahien, i'm JntsreFe ieinsr eigensn
Si4erbeit. gefungen gsnommsn unb
auf bic Wdrtburs g:bra6t tpurbe. Der
Snbdlt bes griefes mar folder 4rt,
bdB Niemunb es tpdgte, ibn benz Raiier
5u iibsrgebeH unb cine bdbingebenoe
gsmertung tpurbe bon bem 4rhiDar
beg auiitrs auf benz Wanuftript ber<
3eihnet
Gin BON Der Satin Cutters, Der
eberaltgeu Ronne &dtberine Don Bora,
sei6riebeHsr Brief brudte $500.
Cine fruns6fif4s Spionin
perbuftet.
96In, 3. Wedi. - MdbemoiieIle
9birion. cine biibf6e unb intsreFant:
pdrtferin. bic felt GINGER .3eit in RDlr
lebte, tft am Utitttpo6 uuf bic 4Htldgt
bin perbaftst tpOrbeu, cine Spionin a.
iein unb bon stusm 4rmessSffi8ter oit
eebeimsu MpbiIifationsspIdue srlung
Su hdben.
Die Gefdnssne briret bic romuntifd
tIiugsnbs 8srtkioiguHg Dor, baB fl
be ausItsferung Der g[dne psrlung
babe, Inn bas GbrgeFiibl oss SFFi3isrs
auf bic 9robs gu itslen, Der iib IN
ibre 5ono beIporbeu babe.
9as Gsf6snt Garnegtes
angeno mmen.
9ern, Shnei3, 3. Wai. --- 9i
Rseisrung bat bic $4,000 in Il. g
| Steel Bombs, bic anortp Carnegie fiji
bic Gtablirung zines Seloenfonos II
Der Shtpeis Ofierirt bat, nit 6er3Iiheu
| DdHt anaenommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04
5iarih nq.

4uburn, %. D., 3. Ttai. - Sos
fspb Rssts, alias Spfepb Rufb, ift am
Rittpo6 i'm 6isfigen 3uhtbuus pegsu
Der Grmorbung isiues S6tptegsrfObz
nss 9bomas 9slmonte binaerihtet
pornen. Gin Rontatt mar geniiseno,
um ben iofortigsn SOb berbei3ufiibren.
RaIb giug eOuragirt in ben Eob.
Inter ben 3eugen Der Siuri6tung be-
Fanb fi4 Der gOlisift SO. 8. 2tssnbsrs
berger bon Datsrloo. q. D., ben RaIb
Itlper perpunost bate. Raf6 murs
melte in italisnii6er Gprahe r9ott
! fei mir gn6bis4 uno tiibts Isiu Sru3iz
| FIX. big sr in benz StuH feiteefanaLIt
purbs.
Rfb, elm tpohlbabenber StaIiensr
oon DQt.rIoo, 81. O.. ipra6 am abenb
| bes Z. Jsbruar 1910 BEL isiner neben
| ihm Dobn.uoeu 5ohter DOR uuo ring
sinen Streit nit Ieinem SdpiegerI
fobu 56omas Delmoute pessn Der
gesoblung elmer sletihrehnung an.
9.lmonte bait. srit cine Wode porber
bi. 5ohtsr RafGs. Roia, gsheiratbet,
Mdhrenb ibm SeImonte ben RI6en
sut,brts, ibOB tbu Raf6 TsutItnqs
nisb,r. Der iunge Waann furb sin
paar Sass fpdtsr.
Raib entflOb unS tpurSe bon BEN
gplisiitsn Bintam Q. 2isenberger
berfolat, Der ibn in etusm Weuisfelc
einbolte. RaTb bra6ts bem poli3iitsn
er.i S6ubDuubeu bel unb sntftof
nab Ssneca fails. no CT perhdftst
nurb.. Gissubsrgsr ftfp.bts ldns.re
3sit sDiihu 2sben uuo 3oe.
Utsu6elmpro
Ra1bpilIe. Ssun., 3. Nai. -
sSsiTs DortmGu, Elm p0hlbabenber
| 9flanger BON DeatIp gountp, Duros
In Der 9isHitag Raht DOT Die sbiir
| fsinsr bel DRESDEN geIsgensn g8o9s
nung ssrufsn uHo erfboFsn, ebs sr i'm
| Stdnbe mar, Diberitano 3u leiften.
| Die Rahriht bon bem Rprb purot
am Wpreen hisrber tsisgropairt uni
| Spiirbunoe ncm bieitgen 3u9tbaus
spurben Tofort no6 DRESDEN eef6itt
nm ben M6rber gu perfolgeH.
5at feine brei9inber &c:
| t6btet.
Bottom, Mai., 3. mai. Sbomos
5ags.rtp, pon aprburp, iaqts an
Wittppa 4beHh su sinsm 8etanntsn
haB sr in eer lssten Ra6t in ben
| 3immsr, in oem feline brst 5ohtsr. i'm
9llter bon 10, 7 unb 4 sabren ihIe.
ZEN, has Gas angeorsbt babe, unb BAT
Die ainber tpbt ieisr. gr iagte dud
paB er ii6 tpdbreuo Der gdGt in elet'
der Deiis umbringsn pollte. Del
fsreuno neranldbte aber ieine 8erbof'
tung. Die poli3si fanb. oab bic an'
gaben bes Wonnts rihtis iparsn. Gil
fanben in bem NIT Sos angefiiIlter
| 3immer bic 2eiden nor. Sie lager
| ipie fhldfenb i'm 8ett.
| WeaR glnubt. oab Der Dor Surser
srfolsi. zOb isinsr Sraa Sasssrts
lssH Sssa sses:t bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04
Cine 5rans0iiH in aOIn untsr Der I'm
ilags Der Espionage perhaftst.
aus MsIita

g. pafo, 5sras, 3. Mai. sJu
einer @rupSe uon gottonlDocos gdus
men, an sSube sinss 0ben s.iistIs. duf
Der rnsritaniiheu Settle oes RiD
8ranns, fanb am Tsiitpod bic erfte
.3uInmmsnfunft spif6en GronriscO 81
Wnbero, IT,, hsm ssiibEer Der NsDolus
tisH, unb BEN Riftsr 5rantiseo GGrs
baioI, bem offisielIeE SriebeHsbottn
Der Tsri.1nifdsr Rssierung. ftott, uno
bamif hoben bis FormelIen sgrieosnsuns
ferbanbIunetn ibrsn anfang eeu0Hls
men. Die btibsn WGnner fp.aden eis
ne pole GtuTbt lang NIT einnnber unb
orrangirten bic ginselbeiten fir sint
tritt formtlIs qcnferens, bic am Done
atrItaa Bormittos um 8 llhr besinni.
Rihier GarboInl ftn'tsts outrit bem
stpmmunSsur Der RegierungstruppsH
in Quartz, geusrol Raparro. tintn
BefuG 0b unb er fubr bann in 8sgIeis
iung Der Gearen 8roniff unb Sbrns
eron in eintm auipmobil nah oem
0sriammIungsplab. no Ridter Car
bdidl unh Dregron ausitiee.n. Bros
niff fubr fpeiter Bis In nds Eager WsGs
beros, no Der asbi.re bas automobil
beiti-g, bas oann, bon elmer abtbeiluns
betitIener Jnlurgenien esfolgt, Hadl
benz 3ulammeHtunftsort suriidfubr.
Gsneral Wo6sro ipirb nidlt an ben
llnitrbunblunasn tbeilnebmen. Sie
fperhen In isinsm Vamsn BON Or.
gasaue3 Gomt3. Grantiseo :. Mabes
TO. H.. uHb gsino Suarns ssfiihrt lusrs
ben.
aarebo, 3er.. 8. Mai. - @snal
fpis am moHiag abenn uno stnau az
nerfeiben Gsslle. belt am 9ienitas
absnb cine slsins 5niurssnt.nsa sabtbsi'
lung ben fiiblich iabrsnoeH 3ug SO. z
Der Notional sGiitnbohR in Sania Ora
ria. einer Is Wsilsn nSrblif pon Gal.
tho gtlsgsneR iisintH Stotion. on
OurhTudte ben Gep6dnasson uni
rau6tt $50 Geiptbrt uno uneefdhr 40.t
600 pdtronsn.
Die poifGgiere ipurbtn nidi beld
ftigi. Rnhoem bic Sniurssnien ssfun'
ben, mas iit efFudi. DerdbfdieDsten fl
fid1 In b5fIifsr Wsiis BON Der 3ug
mannEhcft.
Die Geirsbrs unb bic TluniiIon ipn
rem ar Msgisrungsbenmte In SaltilIl
aeghidt ipcrnen. Ten 0ernshmsn mad
gine am Wlitiipoh Abtnn eint brittt
alsihe sEenoune nit oem iiiols6 fab
rtHben 3ua bon gartho db. unb mar
uportst. bob bic Sniurgsnisn ptrfu
den iptrbeu, Iich audi 6iefer Ssnoun.
~ bem1dtigsn.
Douglas. Aris.. 3. Wai Dor
her rseriioniihen Ssite ipuroe nah.
reHb bts9naes seHslbet, baB e. oenSH,
fiirgenfsnfiihrtrn BON Sonord gelun
gen lei, 3fpei NafhinsnaeIhiibe uni
sin bTsiS5uisss ;5siossfdiit. nit BE-
u0ibioen Muniiion. iiber bic Grtn5e d
fnmuaotIn. Tis Gsihiibe tomsn mi
btr GousbsrH patifif Giisnbnbn mad
1gflon. BON 100 iie auf sipti Magti
geI1bkn nab hurM ben gDoIb iiber hi
Grsnse gsbraAsiDnrotn.
Noe1Iss. aris, 8. Mai.- Der
-0sra<bnen fga1 bab<n 800 goani 5n
bi1Aex uiilsr 1tm 0dnpiIing Wlcri Il
nes 1otex an bfiS General Mabero ae
GsIfiat, uHb jl1 .srboien, iretnb tin
es4e n Eenora efusuae6u1en nnn Il
b6&mfa 48s.~ra - - ~ = 49, nsnfssA,<~ ",
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

cir Gbio, bds fpeftlihe penns
TplDonien. Wtlt 0irginisn unb bas
nnitrs Wi6ieon: GhGuss mttter NIT
Ioaafom ltsigsnber 7emperotur am
Donnsrftoa unb Greitag. Ghpu6s,
perdnnerlihe Miube.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

NOBLE, nn1 getnbignns Der Rspoluticn
ben Yaqiis bic 2Gnoereien 5uriid5ugss
ben. bie ibnsn In ipiberre4tlifer Meiie
gtnomrn.n iporotn itno.
aaifer NiIbelm uuf BET
Riidrtift mad 9entfhz
- ., -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

3. Q. Morsan Der tpabrifeinli6.
R6ufer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

Uiterho. JtaIien. 3. Wdi. -
Rieoln wsorru, ben 0eHnoro Abbnie.
magic ais sinsn Der pirilihen Mi6rs
btr Gsnnaro Gu0ttoios nno isinfr
Urnn beaeinnst bdits. spnros am
QsiiissA IN GssiAs mit isiasm Ras
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04
Muslan0 Selegrapb.

Mnslanb Selegrapb.
Die jrieoensuntd6a
Gaben in GseritO begpnuen
Sranrisco >. 2aeoero il. isno
YiAfer Gar6epal reiGten
fla Bel saares bic .Saao.
arddOI,s,iAe aHssrabunseu In
Seruialcm.
5absn 81 srnitiiden arapalIsn &c.
fiibrt.
BON Gamprra.prOssb in git.rbO.
fyiir einen Brief, ben Rartiu autbtr
an ben Raiftr Rarl v. gee
fhrisbsn,
@urSen am NitttpO4 In 2sipsig s25.,
500 be3dblt.
8, q. Moreau ber trahrIteinlihs
Raufer.
Cine 5ransSiiH in aOIn untsr Der Nm
ilags Der Espionage perbaftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

Grei Stdatsfenatoren, atpet Rsprdiens
tanten unb Der 5ergeant at Qrms
oes Senats
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2rdtoent GAIT
Sielt am MittwDd cine NeSe
= auf benz 5rieSens-aOnsreR
sn Baltimore
Sn Der er erftGrte, bah bic Der.
ztaaten feine @eliiite bGtteI
ibr 0ebiet 80 nersrDherH.

Der gsitsaungsftaubaI in Columbus,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-04

2eipsis. 3. Rai. - Gin Brief.
ben Mdrtin luiber an ben aaiier Garl
v .sef6riebtR bate. iit bier am Wsitt=
NOD auf einr attion BON eintm SGnns
lsr ron lrrera JtaIiea, fiir Bite Sums
- ae1 ok FOO a4sxtt snesaDu; bem
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@sztlssans ssi sss g Sss.sl
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ardaoles,ihe aHssrabnuseu In
SermialciH.

@urSen am Taitttpo9 In 2eipSis s25..
500 be3dblt.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-20
PRISONER is SENTENCED;
COUNTY SUES FOR BAIL

PONTIAC, Mich, Nov. 1S.-Suits
against Ed Stout and Geo. Gilboe. two
well-known Pontiackers, for the ST.
500 bail bond given for the return or
Lebaron Sawtelle, wanted here on
a charge of conspiracy TO defraud
will be prosecuted by Oakland Coun-
-ty although Sawtelle was brought
back and sentenced today to 80 days
in the Detroit House of Correction
The alleged offense was commit
ted over two years ago and Sawtelle
has been in jail here for several
weeks while the authorities endeavor-
ed TO find the witnesses. They failed
to do so however, and the conspiracy
charge was dropped
Sawtelle, this morning, said he
would plead guilty TO a charge Of
getting money under false pretenses
his plea was accepted and he was
given the limit, 80 days, by Justice
Stockwell The county is basing its
continuance OF the suits upon the
fact that Sawtelle was not returned
in time so the original case against
him could be carried on.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-20
CAN GET A JAG"
WITHOUT A DRINK

WASHINGTON, Nov. WHISKY
in solid form, which, 1t Is supposed.
will enable a man to eat a stimu-
liant and truthfully swear TO his wife
that he has not been drinking" is the
latest revelation presented TO Commits
sioner Cabell of the Internal Revenue
Bureau.
He has been called on to decide
whether or not solid whisky" is tax
able for federal revenue purposes.
This new substance comes from the
prohibition state OF Kansas, and its
inventor claims the internal revenue
tax laws refer only TO whisky as a
liquid. II is declared that whisky,
brandy, beer and other alcoholic bev-
erages can be solidified.
While no ruling has yet been made,
Mr.. Catell intimated today that he
probably would hold that the manu-
facturer of the substance was subject
TO rectifier's tax and the dealer in
it TO a wholesale or retail liquor tax.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-20
EDWARD TILDEN.
CAN'T SUPPORT SON, so
GIVES HIM TO EX-HUSBAND

A touching little tragedy was wit
messed In Judge Murphy's court. Sat
urday, when Mrs. Nora Cross gave
up the custody of her 13-year-old son
to her former husband, Jay N. Cross,
and saw the boy leave the court with
his father and his new wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cross were divorced
three years ago, and at that time Mrs.
Cross consented TO her husband TAX
ing the boy, because he was better
able to provide for him, Mrs. Cross
was to receive SO per week alimony.
Later she was given the boy upon re-
lieving her husband OF the weekly
payments. but without the money she
could not support the child, and sent
him home to his father. Cross remar-
ried, and the mother testified that she
was denied the privilege by the new
wife of seeing the boy.
Mrs. Cross was in court Saturday
to ask that the alimony be continued.
She was again given the privilege of
taking the boy. whom she dearly
loves. but after she had wept over
the proposition for several minutes,
her judgment overcome her mother
love, and she permitted the boy to go
with the father. on condition that she
have the privilege of seeing him at
stated intervals.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-20
SUPPLEMENT- TRUST LAW,
URGES UNTERMEYER

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S.--Samuel
Untermeyer was the star witness to-
day at the hearing on the trust prob
lem before the senate committee on
interstate commerce.
My observation convinces me-, he
said, That there is need OF supple
menting the antitrust law. The
.humiliating fasco in the tobacco
trust case is a demonstration OF it.
A body should be created perhaps
similar 70 the interstate commerce
commission to investigate combina-
tions and remedy wells found in con-
rection with them.
IF you break up the combination,
continued Untermeyer, you cannot
restore competition, You should al
low restricted combinations under
rigid government supervision Tho
antitrust law is not hitting at trade
agreements because 1t cannot reach
them"
II suppose the system OF govern
ment you suggest would apply as well
TO states as 10 the federal govern
ment would il not?" asked Senator
Cummins.
Yes" answered Untermeyer.
Should we take the views that 10
restore competition is impossible or
that regulated COM nations should be
permitted"
Il believe that limited agreements
should be permitted and that there
should be power in government
agency to direct what the maximum
end minimum prices OF products may
be-"
Untermeyer said the government
should allow agreements among pro-
oucers but under strict supervision
and control. The big combinations
existing should be dissolved and the
future organization of similar com
binations should be prohibited he de-
clared.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-20
CONTRACTS LET FOR NEW
HUPP MOTOR CAR PLANT
Awards For Past Week Include
Several Other Good-Sized
Factory Buildings.
THOMAS ). CoNNoRs.

The weekly report of the Builders
& Traders exchange, shows that
number OF good-sized awards have
been made during the past few days.
Included in the list Is the new plant
"a me Iiup Motor Car Co. The new
work reported for figures was all OF
small nature.
Dunlap a Palmer let, for the Hupp
Motor Car Co., the general contract
for the erection of its new factory
buildings at Milwaukee and Mt. Ell
liott-aves., TO E. p. Decker & Co.
Michigan Steel Castings Co. let the
following contracts on their new
foundry building on Guoin-st., as fol-
lows: Steel, Wisconsin Bridge & Iron
Co.; mason, A. J. Holland; concrete
work, Hanneman- Everham Co.; re-
mainder of work to be done by own
ers.
The Aluminium Castings Co., let
contracts on it's factory addition at
Chene and Finley-sts., as follows;
Mason work, Martin Burkheiser; steel,
Russell Wheel & Foundry Co.; carpen-
ter work NJ. Esper & Sons; roofing
and sheet metal work. American Roof
ing Co.; window sash, Detroit Steel
Products Co.; roofing tile, The Hath
away Company OF Cleveland; art
stone, the Maui Company.
The Grasselli Chemical Co. let, the
general contract for one-story brick
warehouse building at Hancock-ave.
and Riopelle-st., to Max Bartholo-
maei. Son q Co.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-20
SUFFRAGE COMMITTEE
TO PICK MEETING PLACE

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Nov. lS.-The
selection of meeting place for next
years convention of the Michigan
Equal Suffrage association was refer
red to the executive committee. Last
nights session was given over to
local speakers who told why women
should vote.
Rev. Caroline Bartlett Crane, in a
speech yesterday afternoon, said
there was too much machine politics
in the national suffrage convention.
She was a delegatc-to the last gath
ering in Louisville.
Tie election OF officers resulted as
follows: Mrs Clara B. Arthur, De-
troit, president Mrs. Huntley G..
Russell Grand Rapids, vice-president;
Mrs. Roy X. Moulton, Grand Rapids,
corresponding secretary, Mrs. May
Stocking Knaggs, Bay City, treasur-
err auditors, DR.. Anna Starring, De-
troit, and Mrs. w. II. Phillips, Char
lotte. Rev. Caroline Bartlett Crane.
of this city. was reelected member
Of the executive committee of the
National American Woman Suffrage
association
The Detroit times., 1911-11-20
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
J. C. Henderson, 9l4 Grand RIVER AZ
A. Keiden. 600 Gratiot Ave Ava
Frank A. Rolf, 115l-l1b3 Gratiot A'e
WIN. siegel. 1870 Gratiot Ave.
Siegel Bros, 1900 chene, cor. Mil"au-
Louis Krapp, 25s2 Jefferson Ave;
Eungerford e. Caughey, 1919 GranoI
samuel Il. Hook, l479-l4Ss WoooWaro
The ideal. 1896 Gratiot Ave.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Rezner g. Graef. $50 Gratlot Ave.
Regner q Graef. 1914 Gratiot Ave.
r q. Fischer. 1476 West Fort St
Frank a, Rolf. 1151-1158 Gratot Ave
oesterie & Homer. 412 Gratiot Ave.
FURNITURE STORES.
Hoetger 81 Martz, SEA Gratiot Ave
CANDY STORES.
IIemmele Candy Co. 93S Grand River.
HARDWARE
LOWS & Mickey, y26 Grand River Ave.
Tyre Hardware Co. 46S Grand River
w A. Schmitz 1904 Russell st.
MEAT MARKETS.
q w Spoehr, 1890 West Fort st.
Detroit Market Co, 3Sb Clay Ave
VIM. Gaedcke, 2436 Jefferson Ave
CATHOLIC CHURCH GOODS.
Krieg Bros. 1876 Gratiot Ave.