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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-12-13
Iron Union 5
QUARTERS
DESERTED
IN EAST
Acting Secretary Hockin Is
Missing as Grand Jury
Prepares TO Begin
Inquiry
OFFICE DOORS LOCKED
AND SHADES ARE DRAWN
Officials Trace Responsibility
for Purchase of Many
Hundred Pounds of
Dynamite
SCORES OF WITNESSES
HAVE BEEN SUMMONED
OFFICE DOORS LOCKED
AND SHADES ARE DRAWN
SCORES OF WITNESSES
HAVE BEEN SUMMONED

" INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 12.-Who,
besides John ]. and James B. Me
Namara, handled or had knowl-
edge of the interstate shipment of
the ton or more of dynamite and nitro
glycerine used in blowing up iron and
steel structures erected by firms en-
ploying nonunion men in the last five
years?
This question was inquired by the
to the. resumption on Thursday of the
federal grand jury investigation of an
alleged nationwide dynamiting con-
spiracy.
Clerks who wrote letters, baggage
men. shippers and all those who are
supposed to have. had even the remot-
est knowledge of the movement of the
explosives. or how and where it was
stored, were included in the several
hundred witnesses who have been sum-
moned to testify before the grand jury.
The instances of the finding of the
Explosives sabout which special inquiry
was made today follow:
Dynamite i'm Barn
One thousand four hundred and
ninety pounds of dynamite discovered
in a padlocked box in barn in the
rear of the home of ortie E. McMani-
gals father at Tiffin. O.. April %, 1911
Ninety pounds of dynamite sticks
found in the basement of a building in
Indianapolis. in which We're situated,
the offices of the International Associa-
tion of Bridge and Structural Iron
workers, April p, 1911. few hours
after the arrest of John J. Mcnamara
the secretary treasurer of the assoeia-
tion.
Twenty-Five pounds of nitroglycerine
and dynamite found in a piano box in
the western outskirts of Indianapolis a
few DAYS later.
Thirty-eight quarts of .nitroglycerine
buried in a shed near Rochester. Pa.
The points upon which enlightenment
was sought in connection with these
instances were:
Who wrote the correspondence rela-
tive to the purchase and shipment OF
the explosives?
Source of Money
Who paid the bills and kept the ex-
pense accounts?
BY what means were the explosives
transported?
Although United States District At
torney Miller declined to discuss the
progress of the preparations for the
submission OF evidence before the grand
jury, he Indicated the purpose of the
government TO make an exhaustive wit.
ness. Every witness who can furnish
any information. however slight, will
be summoned.
To all appearances the headquarters
OF the International Association of
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
We're closed today. The shades were
drawn. the door was locked and the
whereabouts of Herbert s. Hockin, the
acting secretary, became a mystery.
Hockin's attorney professed not TO
know where he was.
The sudden closing up of the place
came soon after the announcement that
books and letters al the headquarters
had been secured without resistance by
detectives acting for the National
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Love GOD LIMPS
FROM BATTLEFIELD
A. Cohn, EIoper, Arrested for
Beating Bride He Married
in Defiance OF Parents

OAKLAND, Dec. 12.-Dan Cupids tri-
umph in the runaway romance of Miss
Susan J. Lavery and Armand Cohn, the
son of a wealthy wholesale jeweler. of
San Francisco, was short and inglorious.
They eloped to Seattle and were mar
hlready has. shattered the love match
which sent detectives into the north
west In searchof the couple. Follow
ing a quarrel at the home of the brides
sister 242O Eleventh avenue, where the
young couple have been staying since
the marriage. Mrs. Cohn has placed be-
fore Prosecutor w. J. Hennessey a for
NAL charge of battery against her hus-
band. Cohn has been arrested and will
be arraigned before Judge George Sam
ules tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Cohn said that the quarrel start
ed when she reproached her husband
for being discontented and wanting to
leave her. At this stage of the quarrel
the married sister mixed in the trouble
and the row became general. Mrs. Cohn
says that Cohn struck her several times.
The young husband declares that both
women attack ed him. Neighbors heard
the trouble and called the police.
The parents of both young people
strenuously Objected to the marriage
Cohn was said to aave been engaged at
the time to Miss Beatrice Goldbaum. a
prominent society maid Of Los Angeles,
who had come to san francisco to make
preparations for the wedding. On the
day set for the marriage, however, the
prospective groom deserted the city on
the City of Puebla for Seattle and was
Joined there by Miss Lavery.
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TRAIN ROBBERS TAKE
REGISTERED MAIL

SAVANNAH. Ca Dec. 12.-Atlantic
Coast Line train No. so. which left
Savannah for New York early this
morning, was stopped by robbers near
Hardesville. S. G., just before daybreak
several sacks Of registered mail were
taken.
The train was running in two sec
tions The express cars, at which it
is believed the robbers aimed. were
carried on the second section and es-
capped attack.
a posse was sent from Savannah to
take their trail.
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ROCKEFELLER ENDORSED
FOR THE PRESIDENCY

vERMILLION. Kan, Dec. 12.-John
d. Rockefeller is indorsed for president
in statement published in the local
newspaper here today by yermilIion
business men. The article states that
the oil magnate Is indorsed because Of
his business ability.
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'Sl0.6000O0 to promote popular edu-
cation, and that further handsome
gifts would be made.
The huge amphitheater which had
been erected in the durbar camp was
ithronged from an early hour The
bright apparel and sparkling gems of
the many Indian princes and the smart
uniforms of the soldiery contrasted
strongly with the white dresses of the
European women and the sober garD
Of civilian officials
Indian Women Attend
The great feudatory princes and
rulers of Indian with the leading Brit
ish officials occupied seats of honor
near the pavilion located in the center.
Screened from the gaze Of the curious
by lattice framework, number of
maharanis and other Indian women OF
high rank occupied two sections OF the
front gallery.
The interval of waiting was beguiled
by. the playing of military music. The
soldiers played large part in the
durbar and guard OF honor, composed
of. 100 picked men, was drawn up be-
fore the central pavilion. Troops of
every army surrounded the arena in a
compact mass, and lines of soldiers ex-
tended along the route of the royal ap-
proach. Cheers heralded the arrival OF
a little band of veterans. the survivors
of the armies which had made the pres
ent durbar possible. The old lighters in
their weather beaten uniforms strove to
keep up a. show of military forma ton
as they marched to the privileged place
allotted them. but generally it was i'm
possible. as many of them limped to
their seats
Procession Appears
Almost Immediately the vice regal
procession came into view. Escorted
by brilliantly uniformed native body
guard. the viceroy and Lady Hardirige
sat in their state carriage drawn by
'blooded horses with outriders uniformed
in scarlet. and gold.
Then the booming OF an imperial sa-
lutte announced the approach of the en-
peror and empress. The royal carriage,
drawn by four magnificent horses. was
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100000 for a Son


Then she said stokes spoke of his
boy and how proud he was of him.
Do you know, Miss Conrad. I'd give
100000 to young girl like you to
have son like that for me- Stokes
said.'' the girl testified.
Il thought it pretty queer of him to
talk like that she remarked
The next day, Miss Conrad said, she
called up Stokes. "He asked if / had
the letters he had asked me to get from
Miss Graham. and when told him /
had he said he was coming for them
next evening" she testified.
Miss Conrad then gave her story of
the shooting. She corroborated Miss
Graham's version of Stokes alleged at
tack. the struggle for the weapon and
the wounding of Stokes.
While several prisoners were being
sentenced today the two young women
sat side by side in the eourtroom Miss
Conrad patted Lillians hand and whis-
pered to her until it came time for
Miss Graham to testify.
When the case was called Miss Gra-
ham raised her veil and took the stand.
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Rules Committee Named

A committee of three was named to
devise rules and regulations for the
national committee which are TO be re-
ported to the 1912 convention. This
committee consists of Booker OF Con-
necticut. chairman: Ward of New York,
and Frank kellogg. committeeman
from Minnesota. Ostensibiy its func-
tion is to devise rules by which treas
urer and secretary of the committee
shall be given places in the G onvention
and be entitled to votes.
The long heralded row over the pri-
mary plan proved to be a fash in the
pan. The following members Of the
committee were appointed to draft the
plan
Borah. Idaho: Lowden. Illinois; Ward.
New York. Rosewater, Nebraska, and
Capers. South Carolina.
Ward, Kellogg and Capers signed the
lOnffuued an Pare = CoIumm q
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Of chndn chant Delhi
After f1agnfcent Spectacle Ancient City King Gives
For Education Of People

India Dec -Kng Gor VQu Mary were wpa i'm p and empires
/
IookpE midas f o and OF p
urasedin inmoernt times CROWN was a 0 ge e
aead The donate
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Stokes UNDER
KNIFE AS GIRLS
FLAYCHARACIER
Millionaire Operated On While
Ethel Conrad Bares His Re-
lations With Companion
Miss of l9 Says He Tried to
Send Lillian Graham Abroad
After Suicide Attempt

VIEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Whi1e W.
L. y. stokes was under a SUR
~ geon's knife. Ethel Conrad. ac-
cused with Lillian Graham OF
attempting to murder the millionaire
hotelman last June, was on the wit
ness stand this afternoon corroborat-
ing every feature of the testimony Of
her chum that they had shot in self
defense. Stokes operation was for an
abscess on the kidneys. and it was said
tonight that it had been successful.
Miss Conrad, statuesque in appear
ance, well poised in manner and clear
of voice, made striking contrast 70
the older but weaker voiced and less
self-contained Miss Graham.
Miss Conrad was smiling much of
the time, and convulsed the spectators
by several of her sharp replies.
Made Her Laugh
Il WISH" she said, when her cross
examination was reached that Prose-
cutor Buckner would stop making me
laugh. / don't want to laugh
Miss Conrad testified Of telling Stokes
of Miss Graham's attempt at suicide.
Miss Conrad. she is a dangerous
woman, the witness testified Stokes
said when he heard the news You
are a beautiful girl and you must get
away from her influence. Now, Miss
Conrad. you go home and nurse her"
Il suggested that he send her to a
sanitarium,'' the witness went on, but
he said oh. no. l can't be mixed up
in this thing
!" The Baltic he said, sails tomor-
row. She must be sent away on that
boat. I'll give you 5000 for her ex-
penses. I'd give you more, only she
might commit suicide on the way over
and the money would be lost
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
BeldulOlgllng.
Ter SnnSesieuntor StepbsuioH iOn
isiHe 6riudhluns in Den Senat
Onrdl reidJlids 6elSpertbeiIHng
beiuirft baben.
gsOr Der eesislahir.
WloSiion, @is.. II. San.

SstANttCitf <Sl1.t IL NSNst.
9uloeslerator sSlaac Stepbeniou
miro IN einer langeren 9lnflaseld)rift,
Die Der gIusiduB Oes Stadtslenutes
bein 8onuerneur Mc8opern in iei-
mem gerid)t iiber Die @ormablenfam.
oage mo ole @abl oe5 Senators
@'lepbenion bat 3ugehen lalien, be-
lduloiet, in mebreren 6dllen Die @e.
iese Oes Stoates @isconiin perIeB.
5u baben Ter glnsiduB empiieblt,
ooB cine Sopie oes @erid)tes Dem
8unoesleuute uorgeieat lueroe nno
oaB iene&0rperidoit ole @abl 9errn
Stepbenions unteriuhen moge.
Senator Stepbenion miro bel1uI.
Ioist, 0aS StantsgeieB perIest 5u 5a-
ben. oGs uoribrelbt, oaB elm beei0ig-
ter 9erid)t iiber Ole s9ahlausgaben
Ieln9ereiht miro, ard) miro bebuuptct.
1 oab oieie @eietuerleeung nit &orbe-
nadlt begaligen muroe. @r miro ier.
ner beiduloipt, oaB er oas @eiee per-
lest bat, oaa Seoermann oerbietet.
@elo 5u pertGei III. ann eiuen 9anoi.
oaten fiir Die 2egislatilr 5u inter-
litiiben. allBerbaIb oes 0iitrifts. in
Dem Der 8ertbeiler fpobnt. Damn
| oaB oas 3iniloienitgeieB oieies Staa.
tes perlest puroe. inoem er neraHs
labte, oaB @elO be5abl. p!troe, ipte
e5 beluielen lit, oaB es beaa1lt pliroe
ian ben StuatspiIoqpdrter Stone mO
an g. 9. 0reiier, oainaIs @oriiBeli.
Der Der aontrpllbebGroe GaB er cine
@eIoiumme einem llnterItiiser Don
l0le@opern BEL oeIien aanoiootltr fiir
ben 9unoesienat 5abIte, iu0 OaB Die.
| ier llnterItiiser nadber 5u Stepben'
| Jon dbid1nenfte, ut0 0nB er aroe'
@el0inmnen an 9InOere be3abIte, Die
| uun o;eien oanr ipdter 0a5u benlIet
Iuuroe. Inn an0ere Yerionen 3ll uerlei,
ten. ieine. oeS Senator Stepbenion
8abl 8u forOern.
8aihiugton. IL. San.
Ser Genator 5tepbenion, oeiIen
@abl IN oen 9unoesienat M Der
9egislatur Don @isconitt angeioh.
ten miro, erflGrt. 0aB Oieie gIngele-
aenbeit ihon oor 5lpei Sabren Die
9eqislahr beidaitiate n1lo Dab Der
@febrbeitsberidlf oes &onlites, oos
nit ser llnterillfnW Der an.
geIegenheit beuiiitragt mar, ibn
pon ser @eiduloiglng, ieinen
SenatSliB aui ungeieslid)e Neiie
erlangt 5u babetL freiiprod). Ger
nun Der 2eaislatnr porliegenOe BE.
lrid)t iei Ser oamalige NtinOerbeitsbe.
rid)t Don abgeorOneten. Sic ibn nid)t
untcrbreiteten, ion0erE oantit iparte-
ten, bis cine 2eglslatur geluablt mar.
Don Der iie fiir lire Gldue mebrGnt-
gegenfonunen erlparteten. 3luei Der
orei NfitglieOer ser Minoerbeit ge.
boren min nidt mebr Der 2egisla-
tur an
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Sin gOaoroaebeimnis.
g[[bann. g. q. Il. "a

@tpQ1D, 9t. y, IL. NSdIl.
Gin halbgeleertes ,Sl1idghen, o1s
aarbolidnre entbielt, uno cine 9iite
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiHo Die haupt-
iddJIi6lten Anbaltspltufte, nit j0ilfe
oerer Sic Goli5ei Sen Moroer eines
etlua 5-idbrilen anaben 5u fin0en
boFit. oellen 2eid)e iteifgefroren in ei.
nenl nabeleIegenen Sumpf gcflnoeu
lcur0e. aesmun0en am WtunOe Der
2eid1e 3etgteu ami fuelde,8eiie 0erSoo
oeruriadt fpuroe. 9as 6ldibd]en lag
uHter Der 2eihe Mno eie gonbonDiitc
nabe BEL. Gle Boli3ei lit Der Inlid)t,
oaB Der anate bon 81 &nnie fortge.
Iodt un0 idllieBlid) nit Gelpnlt ge
Sipunaen rpuroe oas Gjift su Der,
id]Iuden. fueiI Der Gntfiibrer ent-
oefllng beiardltrte. 9Ins oeln ausie-
ben 0es ainoes umo oeiien aIei0ung
ld1liebt Die Goliyi. oaB es elmer gu.
ten sSornitie egtfaminte uno bon
eirar an0grn 9taot bierber gebraht
iDln0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Gin dppGG.
&eriisn lusnOet iih am Sdlut segcu
Die sSntrisnen tirokbritanniens
uno GRflanos an Oas ame.
rifaniide golf.
Sin lanscs sanOcnreaiiter.
9selu g)orf. 10. SSnnuar.


Die periiicbe 9iegierili8 bat lid nit
einem 9Ippen an Die 98elt geuanot
gegen Die llngerehtisfeiten. oie ibm
BON @roBbritanuien uno Ru6ldno Ill.
aefiiat neroen. 0ieier slppea lit pom
Der periiidien 9legierliu9. nit ibrem
Sieael mo Der llHteridriit Se3
&raiioenten oes 4eAierlma$ratheS
Moitoii-el- @anaIif, perieben, al Den
hiciiqen periiihen Gieneralfuniul ae-
lan0t 10 wocn mo lit an 0ls ameritn,
ntife 8olf aeridtet. Das StlriftItiid
lit in peritidD un0 froiBoiiid1 abaeinBt
m0 beitebt ans etlpa 10000 9Qorten.
2Sn Dem Sdlriftltiid meroen 0rob-
britannieu uuo 9iliblan0 iilr aues
llngenad) oas geriien m Ser lcbtcn
Belt er0liloeu nlBte rerantlportiidl
gennd]t. lluter iooenidleinlaen Ior-
mdn0en bdtten oieie M6dte SolSa.
.tennbtbeilingen AM periiideS 8ebet
geidu0t. Die MIN iich ieitgeniitet bat.
ten.
&or ettidlen SSobren ici Geriien
non 9inBlano elm 1urIeben anioe.
brdugt moroen. 0as Gpriieu nid5t su.
riidiahIen f6nne, peil Rubiato un0
c5roBbritonnien Inn alle mlr mog.
Iidlcn @inoerlliiie in o.eier 9eiiebung
berciteten. sSn geipiiieu 9tonin,en,
pohin rltiiiidp 1riippeu smeds Gr.
hebung pon Idnltoiaen @el0ern &c
ian0t pur0en, f0nne Sic periiide He-
giering ibre gtutorit1t niht ntebr
gclteno MAIDEN. @roBbritannien
babe leiuer5eit au8oriidlin itipulirt.
0oB HuBIan0 MIR oui 0em 3inilmeae
ieine @ut6nben eiutreiben 0iirie.
ober nam iebe es rubig nit an. mic
9fuBIono 9fegiment anAeainient aui
periiidDes (Sebict ienoe. lSu 0rei 9Sro.
nin5eu begridle oeslpeaen 2lufrubr.
e5ro56ritannien rno &uBIauo b1tten
nuu geforoert, Dab bie Hubc mie0er
beraeitellt per0e. aber Geriien lei
nahtlos, 10 lange Sic llriahen, Ole
rliiiiden Sol0aten, ilidt 3uriidge3o-
qea uilr0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Die bOnbariIdJe 9lnleibe.
Maihinaton. no. oSnllr

SSalDin9fon, lU. sSnlllIar.
gtab @erban0Iungen, ole ldnger
ais ein Sabr oarerten, umter3eidlne.
ten ser Stdotsiefretar anor lm0 Der
Spe3iaIiinan8agent Der bonouriiden
Aeaierung General SSuon 6 Bareoes,
Ger audi hon6uriiher 5inan3miniier
lit, cine Gonpeution, goie SonOura8
uerpiIidiet, gerpiiie 8erpilihtungen
au5uerfennen ole anIaBlib Der Gje.
maDrung zines IarIebens ieitens
amrritauiider 6inou5iers geioroert
muroeu.
Ger Gertrag miro bonn 9rdiioen.
I'm Gait Dem Genat unierbreitet mer.
sen nm ratiii3irt 3u fperoen 8nre6es
1T Der @oinung, oaB inncrbnlb einer
g2ofe oer Mnleibefonfraft spiidlen
6onouros nuo Z. Y. Morgan K so.
untcr3etd)net lsin miro.
3as 5taatsamt neroiientlid)te ben
9ert 0es 8ertroaes nidlt, ioDiel iii
nber besannf, OdB er fem iinan5iel.
les Qrotettorat ilber Son0uras Der.
h1nat Ter gertrag 1T nidt 10 melt.
reiheu6 ipie Ser NIT gan gomingo
abaelhloiieue 5inau5pertrag, ionoern
perpilifltet. gauiiie Neoinqungen
tie 0aflir 8u Ieriten, ooB ole AnIeibe.
beIiimmungen eingebaiten Der0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Gin grraleidJ.
9}ein glnrf. 10 9nn

gteIu goft, ~. san.
Ter gunoesoiitriftsnnlualt Senru
29iie bat angetiaoiat. 0ab Der Der
Don Der american Snqar
Gompanp dugebotene Der.
al, ih in GaCbeu gliid5oaoiiputes on.
eenoulmeu moroen lit. e. miro Oaber
an oas StaatsanIt $7O0, 900 be5ablt.
moiiir bic Aegierung alle ibre 3ioil.
1Hipriit,e an Die Storporation faIlen
laBt
Cine Misunderstanding Beriol.
giug Der aorporatlon 1T faum 3i
eruarten. 0enn mie 9giie erflart.
banoelt es it'd uift um miiientIiden
9etrug. ionoern i'm gtetlllg. ocr
ourd lare @eifdItslnetbooeu berbei.
qeiubrt tuur0c. Gie Jlegierllng fontt.
te nid,t me6r ale 1866. 900 in idltL.
.Si1en 3dllen ermarten. ruenn tie az.
ridtlid3 90 sgegaHgeH mare. un0 b
ihre 9epeiie in nlebreren TSner
idauah tperen. 10 belt es Der 5nos
Iomtsiefrttdr iiir 0os Bette, oas Gin
Iaebot Der sserporatisa ansAlsbmsH
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
Oedenl(io6er GaOe(.
Sraiioent SGft meiit Oem SlotteRirfre'
tar Yieger an, ocm aapitGu Gins
iuegeH ieiHer Sono0ner 9ieoe cine
Siilge su ertbeileH.
SeleiOiasnoe SIeufcrnnseu.
@ai6ington. 10. Ssamar.

Erdlioent Gait entinieo, OaB Som.
Imanoer V. 2. Sims pon oer9nuoes.
'ilotte einen Oiientlihen Sooel erbal.
ten lou. peil er bel eiuem NnIer. oas
tilr5liCi, in Sonoon uon Dem 2oro.
manor iener Staot gegeben muroe.
Iertldrte. 0aB e5roBbritannien. luenn
les iemals eruitlId be0roht lein ioIlte.
~aui ieoen Wtaun, ieoen Collar. ieoen
9ropfen 9lut in oieiem 2onoe
rednen fonnte.
aSein &ergehen lit 10 oiienfun0il
seapeien" iagte oerEr0lioeHf in einem
|@riei al Sen Setret1r oeS ,Slotieuoe.
Ipartenteuts Nieuer. oen or anluieS.
0en Oiiijicr 3u taoeln, noaB oaS &or.
geheil 0e5 0epurtenlents. menu e2
Iibn ta0eIt, es ebenio iein iollte." Ser
Erdii0Cnt ia9t, 10 oft ein OlfBier Der
Iomeritanilden 9lrulee ouiaeforoert
miro i'm NuSIanbe cine oiientlid)c
IHeoe 5u baIten. 10 nob oaa. mas er
Iiprid)t, notblpen6ig 81 Der SenlltnlB
Der 80lfer anoerer irenloer Sdnoer
tonnen muB. 10 lit eS feline ofienbare
I8ilid)t, gebdiiiae 8ergleid,e AZ Der
meioen uno ieine &eoe uuo leinc
6reunOihoitSauSoriide iiir 0aS2ano,
oeijeu @oIt er lit, aui cine Sprade
al beItrGnfen, 0ie nidt eiueu Niau'
I0eI on 8reunOidoit fir Elm anoereS
Ilano oerr1tb.
Sic iSlotte oient nielfafl 3ipeden
oes ,SrieoeuS. Cine Der 0auptiirnf'
tionen lit, oie ibre Offi5iere perrih'
ten. tueun iie ouSldn0iihe Sofen be.
iuhen, lit oie. oaB Tie &ertreter lino
Oafiir, oaB lie alien 9tutionen 0ie
SS0ee non Dem guteu gSilleu Der YER
eintgten 'Staaten bepbringeu. sic
ltehen beionoerS inter Der 8erpflid'
tun6, 0araui 3u ieben. 0aB iie oltrh
ibr Jlbun mo 2oiien ibre Regierung
| in ibren auSlpdrtiben 8e5iebunaen
feline Sdppieriafeiten bereiteu. :"
@ommanoer Gins bari nod) Der sln'
| iiht oes 9SrGlioenten einem Ea0el
midlt auf nen @rlinh bin entgeben.
| bob 0aS, mas et ioate, mir Der Nus,
orlld leiuer5 perlonlihen Weiuung
mar. Inter Den Dorliegenoen I'm.
lt0noeu nuBie er ais ein oTfi5ieller
8ertreter ipredJeu upo er bate 4lpiis
len ioaen, oaB Die Borte. Die er
brauhte, iofort itrenge 9ritif III an'
oeren 20uoern mie 0roBbritauniea
beroorrifen ruiir0en lno er lene
Hegierung 5u Observation-Disclosures
uno 2lbleugulngen 5pingen nIBte.
g2aibington. 2. s., 10. SSannar.
Der SAL Gins oiirite, ioipeit cs
Oie MaBregeIllng oeS Sfapit0ns iue.
gen ieiner iu0isfrcten gIeuBeruHQen
bel einem 2onooner 8onfett betrilit,
! nit oes Brdiibenten Shteiben an
ben 6lotteuiefretdr Meper, in Dem er
0ieien atnpeilt, Gins olientlib al ia,
oeln, ubgeihloiien iein, ocnn Oes
Brdii0enten 9rief lit Der 3o0eI. Der
Sefretdr miro iitb begniigen, ibH
einem 8eneralbelcbi ein3uperlei6en.
momt Der 6oroerlug eiueS ofientli.
den Go0els @eniiGe geidebcn lit.
aopitdn Gins O3eantour miro i'm
Wdr5 81 Gn0e grben uuo er lpiro
onnn ieines aommditooS Ger Min.
neiotd" entbo5en nenoen, g9as oonn
nit ibm gelAeben ipiro, lit nod ni6t
ieitgeiteIlt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-01-15
9as SnitiSeeparnment pill oas ben
SbippewaimDiGneru Gbgeidlwinoel.
tc 9anS 5uriiferIaHsen.
SrO5eiie ein-s eleitet.
2ie SenersbrHnlt in Cincinnati bat
anidlsineuS ledDs YseniAenls6sn
seforoert.
Sedls Ssrmifte.
@aibinatOu. ii. sSanuar.

N-t>fttt sbA~tAf 49,
Sefshun0ert &laaen iili0 iertig,
unl in oeu SuitanOigen @eridten
eingereid)t 81 mer0eu, lnto 700 mei-
tere iinO pom ssuiti50epartement in
Der slilSarbeitlng begrifien. Gieie
Stlugeu 3ielen Oaraui bin, Gnaienoe
bon ader pertbpoaer 9anoereien
mieoer 5n erlangen. sic ongeblih
Dem @bite Garth Stanm oes 6bip-
perpa SSltoianer I'M noromeltliden
Wtinneiotd aui idluinoelbaite geiie
gennmmen auur0en.
Gie 9ielerpation, oie 3rpei Counties
nnlfaBt. luuroe bon Scr He9ierllng
oen 1Snoianern iiberlhrieben, nber
inter Der 9eoinguua, 0nB tein 5beiI
oapon ie an cine oT0ere Eerioul es
lei oenn ein 8pabllltfippeipa, per.
fault ooer iiberid)rieben nerDe. spa.
ter lpuroe ieOOf pom aongreB Der
8erfauf uno Oie llebertragltng ge.
itattet Nnipdlte oes SSuiti5amteS, Die
Die Sad)e unteriud)t baben, erfIaren,
haB, ais Ser aungreB jene 8erfiigung
erlieb. ipeiBe Ndnner ith auf Der 8e-
ierpation eingefunoen batten uu0 auT
ben GrlaB marteten. slls er gefaBt
mar uno Die Oiesbe5iiglidle 9tadrift
mif ocr9teierontion eintraf. luuroe ben
cSnOionern, ole oen @erth oes 2anOes
nidG fannteu, fiir laferlieb 9erinee
Sumnleh. Sdnups mo dIlerbano
Sono oas 2mlO abgelodt. slltdl Ntin.
oeriGbtige purOen ueranlaBt, 8out'
brieie 5ii unter5eidnen.
Giele Sauienoe pom Adcr 2uno, Die
nit mertbpollem 8salO beitanoen iua-
rem, puroen abgebol5t. 9ie porberei-
teten @ro5eiIe 5ielen oayauf bin Gen
Snoianern Das ibnen obgeIdpp1ste
Sano 5uriid 81 geben uno GriaB fiir
oas geid)IGaene 0oi5 III eriahgen.