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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
(6ortiesuns AMI Der 9. Seite.)
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f4reift SeS 1letna.

gatania. Si3ilien. ii. Sept.-
Der Strpm gliibenber 9apd aus Den
&ratern bes Vnlfans aetnn er9ieBt
it'd, alles 9eben erititenb, ipeiter in's
SbaI. Die 2es000 ginpobner Der
Ortimaften Gairiglione unS Sranca>
pild bnben hente ibre 8ebaniungen
i'm Glide geiniien nnb flilf,ten Dor
Dem anorinacnben Strom. Der 5eioe
Crte nit 3eritOrun9 becrobt.
Die Iusbriid,e aus Dem 3rater ilnb
ben neuen Spalten ncbmcn an Seftigs
feit Su. Ser Sauptitrom. Der it'd
lansiam o Dem norboitlifen Ibbana
bcs 8erses 81 SbaIe iudl5t, bat Die
@abnselei5c iiberihritten nno bas
Sbal bes alcantara : Sluiies erreift.
Seute brad iid Die Sront Der feurigs
fliiiiiscn @aiic, fiinfsig SUB bod nm
cine Srittelmeile brett. iibcr einen
breitcn Abbang 8abu unb Siuans, an
Sdnelisteit 5uuebmenS, Die 2anoleute
Su Ihleuniser Slud)t' aus ibren 8es
%bauimnsen, ndl5te iid iiber Orangcns
iinS Sitronens Saine uno perIdittete
pielc 8aIierauellen, tpponrh Die 3uz
fubr bon Srinfipaiier nad benahs
barten S0riern abseihnitteu purbe.
Mls Der 2apn@S trpm mir nod brei
Weilen bon 9aitislione rnb Srancas
pilla mar. r%afiten Die sednsitisten Sez
ipcbuer ibre beipeelihe Sobe 5llioms
men ino fliidtetcn ii6 nit Sieb NM
S%dustbteren nah bpbcr 8clegeneu
Sl1Ben.
Sauienbe bon Ienid,cn iinb aiis
ibren Seimifdtten s~etriebcn. Sn Del
Spiinma. has Gororinscn Scr fcuris
gen 9apa aui5ubalteu, crridten Die
Saucrn Dor ibrcn @eingdrten iiub be-
Ideibenen Se~boniungen Gin 6ot5tren:
hno pin3iren rurnuf Silber Der Ia'
Donna ur,b Der 5eilisen.
Sas Saus bon @iuieppe Ham4
pulla, einem Ger,panbten pes Garbi,
nals Gdnipolla. lit 0 Der Sapa pers
ihlit9en, lpeld]c, iuic nta %erlpdrtet
balb ben Meautaras SIuS crrciher
mirb. Ser 9an5e &amm oes Ietno
ut burf Die nl%lnmebrige eruption Der;
dnSert uoroen.
&iclc patbctiide 3%wiideufdle bn.
ben lih infolse Der iesigcn Seim'
iud,uns ereisnet. Gin ilnger Bauer
pcld,cr fiirslid, aus Imerifa Surild
fcbrte. hattie feline flcinen gripnruiiit
in eiuem &einbcrs angelc9t. Sieicl
purbc 5eritort. unb uls or ben letter
Mcbitod p%erltipinccn lab. mari er lid
su Spben. un in Den Slnmmen 81
Iicrbcn. 9arabinieri retteten ibr
utter Inipenbuns Dor @elpalt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
Submqne, SDwa, SienshM, beu 10. Sepkmbn 1911. No.

folat eruenlIt: Safer :. 8ueiiug,
8cbr.; Soiepb Siren, u. o., uno GU
itap Seller. 8is.
Die fatbpliId)en Sercine bon Bits
burg. Ya.. lapen DEN Central Gercin
Elm, ieine ndditc Sisln9 in ibrcr
Staot ab5ubalteu.
Minneipta boeet!
@irien S~abresbcriht bon 10
~itipnngpoller Sereotiamfcit, ba6 er
bic 9clesatcn 1tellcnipciie Su beller
8eseiiterung fortrib, bradpte g o.
StcFSle {, Yrdiibent bes Stdatspcrz
bnnbes bon Winne1ota, sur Der
ieiung. Ser gerid,t entbdIt folgcns
Den Sos, beiien anfanssbuhitabcn
Den Hamen Deg Staaics biloeu:
Nit Immertpdbrenber, Me, Nimmer
Enbenoer, S~orsfdltiser Organization,
Tbatfrdftiser Agitation. Sarin. be-
bauptetc Serr StelSle, beitebc Der fat
beiipieloie grfols ieines Gerbnnoes.
Sen S~abresberiht bes Staatsper>
banoes Nelp 9orf bradbte beiien Srds
iibeut Soiepb Sreb our GerIeiuns.
Batter Settmcr ipanbte Iih gun,
Shlub an Die Geriammefteu nit eli
nem autras CUR Silouns bon Iuse
ihiliicn. bic ii6 i'll sroBeu Stdbten
Der einsepanoerteu Sraueu mn
Idbden inter b%cionberer Seradiidls
tieuna Der Mrbeiterinneu annebmen
Iollen. Der Intrag tpiro ipdter
idriflih sur Gorlaee 9elansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
EmttfekiMer'Opfer

Starts. IS. Sept. - 2ieutcnant
Gbotarh. eiu Shiiler Der militdriideg
9uitlhiiierihulc, fiel niis elmer 5Obe
bon 800 SUB 5u @i0acoublap UNI
iuar sius Scibc.
8openna.S o.. IA. Sept. - ltrA
geidbr 1900 Suid,ouer lparen 5us
segen. ais beiite Der Npiutifer Norar
ans Yaris aif Dem portage 9ountu
Sairplase nit ieinem Neroplan aus
elmer Sobe BON iiinf5i9 Sub berabs
i%fiirstc. Die Iaidinc ipiiroe noas
itGnois Sertriiumert, ipdbreno Der
2enfer ieibit nlir leiGte I~erlesunecit
erbielt. Surh Den StirS Der Mos
ihine purosn ebenfalls II Yerlonet
perleet. o ocrcn bier lhiper.
Ilbion. q. g.. IA. Sept. II
Sranf Saline bon 8ilfe5barrc. Sa.s
tpurbe am Sonncrstag bel einem Ilrfs
iries in eiuem Neroplan auf Dem Elae
Der Statc Sair i'm Orleans 9ountp,
u. g., notwithstanding tobtlid) pcrlebt.
Yoine bate ieinen Slug aler iiber baS
SelD beenoet. obne ieboh cine genii4
scnbe Shnelligfcit er5ielt 5t babem.
Del eincm smeiten Aufitiesc mar &c
faum 80 SUB bod eefomneu, als er
beu9tptor plpelih gum Salten bradte.
nm, mie es angenideinlib mar, 5u
Ianbeu. Ser Ieroplan iibcrIhlug
iih. 1aine inter ieinen Sriimmeru
begra6enb. !,
Serieourt. 10. Sept. Ser
beriibmtc Suftifiifer Sules Georines
III mn aud bonn Sf,idial credit
porben. @dbrenb Der ManDpcr.
ipelfe bier ubscbaltcn ipcrbcu. iriirste
CT nit iciner Yinldlinc aus ldhpinbclu.
Der Sobc ab, nnh licst icst pobI bolts
nllnaslps parnicper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
@anse DSrier fms ausse'
fterbett.

Conf tantinopeI, 16. Sept.
- Sas sansc Sttomanenrei6 lit bon
Der Cholera bcim8ciud,t nnb Die 3abl
Der Sobten sebt in Die Sauieuoe, bod
lam Ole 3abI. ba tcin @criuh semadi
lit cine ofiisielle Statiitif 81 fiibren,
audi niht einmal ihdeun9sfpeiie aus
geaeben perben. Sm lDrblid)en
Richer Niien. 100 bic Seude Sueril
a~usscbrod)eu 1T. iinc san5e 9orfe,
eutpolfert. Su periheSencn Siitrits
ten babcn bic Steuereinuebmer midi
cine cinsise lebenee Yerion geinnoeu
heuu hic etlpaiacu llcbcrlcbcnoeu bne
ben iih noh onncren 0e9enpcn &C.
fliibtct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

tblim arbelan9t. itnb bas mag unierer
8ldttern i~penigitenS in etlpd 5ur @nts
Ibuloi9ung 9ereiden. Namentlif Die
cnsliihe Yreiie peritebt lid gut bars
mif, S%eitlflanO unb Sranfreih nufs
einanberSlbeBen. gs lit piel 8dbreS
bnran, ouS Der Tusipeg idon lnnee
gefunDen mare. neun @ngldno ieine
Singer aus Dem Spiel gelaIien bdtte.
Seit u sauttb's Hebe int erglis
ihcu llnterhals bonn 8. Srli, init Den
Die eneliidc @inmiid,uns in Die
oeutid) : fran3oiiifen Serbanblungeir
anfins. lit man III 6ranfreid piel
If)artiger geiporben. liner &nier
bat bcsbalb lcbr ipobl bardn gctban,
penu er iiinsit in altoona, inter
Setonung Der frieoliebenocn @eiirIs
nlna bes beutId)en 0plfes, bic crtfte
Iabnung iiber Den &aual rid,tete.
bod ab5ulaiien o benz Spiel nit
DEM Seuer. 8erape5u frippl lit aber
elm Sntcrpieip bes ensliIhen Sotifafs
tiers in 8ien, 9artmrigbt. baS
in Dem &iener Slbenblatt sH
Sreie Yrciie" peroffentliGt
purbe. Cartwright bat 6tpar bic Wers
authorizing fiir OaS Snterpiefp dbges
lebnt, aaein trosbem bnrf man ihn
audi bciite mod ais Den Gerfalier iensS
drrosantcn Grtifels sesen Seutid]&
Lamb b~cscidbnen. Mau' iicbt bariit
einen Hdd1entt fir Die biplomatiihe
S6lappe, Die er Dor cinigen Sahrefr
bel Der BalfanS&riiis erlitt. ais ibnr
Der Werind, miblane, Seutihlano pnrr
Seiterreia Su tfennen. Sobalb mar
ndbere @inSelbeiten iiber Die llrbebers
1daft Cir Sairfar @nrtiprigbt's tpeiB.
ipirb Die britjidc Tcsierrna nidt INT
bin fonnen. ibren iesisen Biener Bots
ibafter aif einen Soften su perieteir.
mo- er nift .mehr berartige StreiGc
ipielcn fann in elmer 3eit. mo mir benz
8ricgc ndber iteben als benz Srieoen.
p Sic YanIe ut nun bulb porbei. linb
les mnb Die Gntiheioumg fommcn.
3offeu mir. onB S~eutiblano quite
biplonlntiffe grfoIgc er5ielcn friro.
Dor Naem aber. baB al - unt NIT
Dem @rsHeihsfandler 8ilotp Su
ipred)en - nm NdroffQ ipilen nidt
~pom 2eber Siebt".
\
Yaris. Is. Sept. - Ser franS
SDiiife Iiniiterratb ertpdst IN breiz
itiinbi9er Sislns Die Intiport auf
0eutihlanb's 8csenporlhldee. ipelfe
beutc Dem Yrdiioenten SnIlisreS 3ur
@cncbmisuus u~nterbrcitet rperoen.
Srantreih's Intiport auf Die oeits
iden @egennorihld9e lit. nadboem tie
ole Sultimmins bes 1rdiibenten Sal4
Heres s%eiunben, nad1 Berlin nntera
lpcgs. Y
Die Intport Seutihlanb's itebt
Damn in bier bis fiuf Sagcn 81 crs
fudrten. y
Yaris, 16. Sept. - Ser 9ricgss
miniiter bat cine @rfldruna crIaiien.
Der 5ufplge Die HeIerpiitcn nadl
@oucnpuns ibrer Sienlt5eit entlaiieu
perbcn fpiirben. mie in Den borbers
sebenoen Sabren. Oieie Nadriht
miro bns YublifIum iebr berubi9en.
Nus Seutidlanb fommt cine ru1
piii5icle Hofriht. Die lid cbenfollS
auf bic @ntlaiimg Der 8cierpcn bcs
5iebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
8pntine 1cihafte.
Die VpltSpereime.

Batter s. Hueiins. &cir Yoint.
Nebr,, itellt ben 9ntraa 5itr Grnens
muua zines Spe5ials9 Counties nit Der
Nui9abe Der Contribution einen slbs
ioB bin5u5ufii9en, DER Ole ~Shifnabme
her iogenaunten Solfspereine IN ben
Serbanb poriiebt. @initimmis anses
nonmcn. SctrctGr SucnenInnn be-
iiirwortct bic SiuSnSicbun9 Sutcr
Huciins'S his IiisIicb bes Spnpcrs
allsihuNes. Den Der Frdiipcnt wie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
g @ c. CO C @ @ CO C c. @ CO @ @ c.
OUT FOR A MARRIAGE QUIZ
sneclal 10 the llnIlx loader.

Special to the Daily Leader,
New York. bee, -" Marriage
should be restricted by the state more
than is done by any church or creed
All persons about To marry should
be examined as 10 their fitness
Dr. NJ Ncnstacdter attending neu-
roloSist at New York university and
Bellevue hospital. thus advocated ma.
tlon-wide legislation 10 prevent the
union On the unfit in an ADDRESS de
liyered today before the second an
nual conference OF the National asso.
citation for the study aud Education
VI Exceptional children
II is the associations purpose to
remove wherever possible the handi.
caps OF hereditary environment. slight
physical defects and the like which
Impede he mental, moral and physi.
cal development oil children through
wlt the country Alcohol is the great
est foe to children said Dr Neustaed
ter and he recommended as A rem
edy net a commission fer tho care
OF inebriates. but the elimination OF
the liquor traffic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
LIVELY SESSION IS NOW PREDICTED

gress The subject VII be treated
in special message
Meantime. however. the ways and
means committee will begin prepara-
ton OF revised schedules To incnde
wool. cotton. iron and steel products
sugar and other fcodstufFs, An i'm
pcrtant schedule TO come up Is the
sugar schedule and IN dealing with
this the house and the WAYS anh
means committee viii be enidea some.
what by the report Of the special com
mittee Of inquiry into the American
sugar refining company watch is
expected tg report early in the SEES.
sion
Conspicuous III the records Il tie
congress viii he the coming yigorous
Continued on Page Higns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
HUNTING ACCIDENTS
NUMEROUS This season

While the hunting accidents report
ed since the open season for quail,
deer and turkey beginning November
10, have not been as numerous as III
past years, several accidents nave
been reported. one Of which resulted
fatally.
The only death from accidental
shooting while hunting thus far re-
ported is that Of Fred Manning ~
Frederieks. Other accidents reported
are:
William L. Mitchell of Calero, shot
in the hand by accidental discharge
cf a shotgup while climbing. upon a
bridge: Joe MoAuley OF ingersoL
while preparing supper for party
of duck hunters encamned en- the SAT-
plains, received bullet through the
ankle when a gun which Tom fran
els was cleaning was accidentally dls-
charged: j. s. Askew, former state
fish and game warden, shot in the
right leg by Dr. J. NJ. Bond, whose
gun was accidentally discharged when
a shell hung. Frank Arnold Of Cleye-
land shct in the face, necessitating
the removal of an eye; Tex White
head OF Greenfield hsot in the foot
by his own gun, making amputation
necessary. Dr. IT, A. Kyle of Kono-
wa while hunting with Dr. j. S, Me
Daniels was accidentally shot in the
knee by the latter.
In addition to these. parties who
have been camping in the Kiamichi
mountains report thirty-nine shoot
inc accidents in that section OF the
state during the fall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
PROF. sRooFs RETURNS

Prot r p Brooks city supcrntend-
ent Of schools. returned last evening
from ~ DAYS stay at wichita. To
peka. Ba.dwin. Kansas and Kansas
City. MO. where he was sent By the
city board OF education to inspect the
methods employed in the schools OF
the above named cities and also to
learn the relative cost Of heating
school buildings by gas coal and oil
He returned with "a book full OF sta
tstical data and reports both prof
table and pleasant trip The CotteraI
school viii be dedicated on next Fri
day afternoon and he viii be kept
mighty busy from now until that
time. helping perfect the program
AMI make arraugements for the enter
tainment Of the visitors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
(By Associated Press.)


Los Angeles, Calf, Dec. A sign
ed statement is declared to be in the
hands of District Attorney J. ID.
Fredericks, made by Mrs Robert F..
Balm, wife of the first sworn juror in
the case, charging that four hundred
dollars had been paid her By a Nc
Namara agent to influence her hus-
band to secure a disagreement, if not
acquittal, by the jury of James b Me-
NaInara,
F'redericks later said that Detective
Franklin. under arrest charged vita
attempting to bribe venireman, had
actually paid to Balm four hundred
dollars and promised three thousand
more at the end of the trial if he
would vote for acquittai or secure IA
disagreement Fredericks produced a
sworn copy of testimony by Mrs Balm
telling OF the transaction.
Fredericks declared that he has
still another case OF attempted brib-
cry. with similar amounts not fully
uncovered, SO that in all about twelve
thousand was promised to influence
jttrymen
Federal Government Gets Busy
The yigor with which the federal
government Is pressing its invest'ga-
tion into the conspiracy which is al.
legged TO extend over the entire coun-
try. has been increased within the
last fortnight. according to well in
formed persons here, and in proof OF
this, it is observed that United
States District Attorney A. |. McCor'
mick, now in Washington, and United
States Attorney Miller OF Indianap-
oils. and District Attorney Fredericlls
are in close communication
Evidence desired by the federal
grand jury in Indianapolis from this
place will so forward as quickly as IT
is asked for, Ford said. This ques.
tion has been raised repeatedly and
local authorities have not stated their
position until today
The ramifications of the matter are
said to be so extensive it would
cause no surprise here If the subject
had been brought to the attention of
President Taft and Attorney General
Wickersham
To give the prosecution here more
elbow room in its campaign, grand
jury will be empaneled within a week
to act Immediately on the recommen'
dation Of Presiding Magistrate SUIT
ton OF the superior court Of Los An
geles county who now is in Chicago
More Arrests May Follow
NJ A. Schmidt and David Kaplan,
jointly indicted with tne McNamaras
TO rthe Times explosion. have not
been captured but the state, it is be-
lieved, has a good clue to their
whereabouts and they may be appre-
hended within a fortnight But otn-
ers said to have had much to do with
the direction of tne destruction OF the
Times and with other explosions are
reported to be implicated in informa-
tion now in the hands of the state
authorities and the federal govern
ment may be the first to bring these
men to trial
Mr.. Ford denied that the state had
entered into any agreement by which
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
SPEECH WAS FEATURE OF
0PEhING OF HOUSE SESSION
Senate Elects Curtis, Of Kansas,
President Pro Tsmpare Until
Next Tuesday
fBy Associated Press !

Washington. - G.. Dec. "a peti-
ton for the impeachment and expul.
sion from the house of Representative
Martin w Littleton was presented 10
Speaker Clark today by Secretary
Martin. OF the Antitrust league.
Washington, ~ C.. Dee. 4.--Renre- 4
sentative Martin l.ittleton, OF New
York today stirred the house with q
dtatribe against those who, he alleged
had mallciously DETAINED MIN he
cause OF his Independent attitude az
member of the house steel investi.
eating committee
lie charged that Henry b. Martin
secretary of the Antitrust leadgue had
circulated false accusations against
hin and that William ] Bryan In an
article IN the Commoner calling Lit.
leton "a thorougn-going reactionary
mad gone OFF at halt cock" He said
ne wouldn't be guided by the influ.
ence Of either Martin or Bryan
The littleten speech was the sen.
sational incident featuring the omen
ing Of congress today.
Following Iittleton's speech Renllb-
llcan House Leader Mann presented
a resolution TO appoint committee
TO investigate the attack upon Little.
Ton. u was referred TO The rules com.
mittee
Senate Session Was Brief
The senute Was IN sessiont only II.
Curtis. Of Kansas, was
electe dto serve as nres
ident pro tempore until next Tuesday
while Vice President Sherman ii alb.
sent attending the funeral OF rela.
live
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
HARD WORK ENTERING JOINT

The police made raid ou a Joint
Fat ll6 West Harrison IN room lust
east Of the barber shop Saturday
might Clarence Blank was arrested
as the proprietor Of he place. II was
necessary for the police to uso crow
bars aud siedge hammers before an
entrance was effected When the
doors were finally battered down. the
police were forced to search in the
dark, the switch tp the electric liglt
being disconnected After about an
hours hard work the police finally
discovered the goods hddcn under
the flooring -Four quart nj whiskel
land some becl were discovered Tha
case will be tried before Judge Chap,
pell At the O'Clock session Of police
court this evening
"BootleggIng must stop IN Guthrie
and VIII see 10 il that u does said
Judge Chapel this morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
CANE SUGAR KINGS AND OTHERS
WHO FEAR BEET COMPETITION TO
WORK FOR REMOVAL OF TARIFF

Representative Martin w Littleton,
Opposition from the American Sn-
gar Refining company and from the
beet sugar interests is expected. and
plans have heen made TO overcome
IT,
john Arhuckle is authority for the
statement that the American Sugar
reclining eomRapy is interested 70 the
extent ol 2eb00.e00 in beet sugag
enterprises aud that he anticipates
a powerfui combined opposition. Mr..
Atbuckle. who went to Europe Ocfo-
ber - Tor a rest, started for home
Friday nthe Olympic He is expect
ed home this week and with Mr..
Spreckels viii lead the fight for free
sugar
Whether the Warner Sugar Refin-
ing company. az se independent
concern. will "a tthe part In
the campaign t Ee sugar, is not
known.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
fBy Leased Wire)

New York, Dec. 4.-Passengers on
the liner Cedric, which arrived to-
day, were full Of gossip of poker
game which started in the smoke
room Tuesday night and lasted un-
ii the ship was off the Ambrose light
house, last night
There was lever a moment Of the
four days and nights when seven
men were not in the game. The win
ners were Paul Wilkes, a California
oil millionaire, and A. Il. Dunham, a
mining niagnate, The rest lost
Mn Wilkes won about 81, 500 and
Mr.. Dunham about $1,000.
The joke of the game was than
the big hands were held by the two
winners Thursday morning early
the limit was raised from $40 to S25
the ante had been $40 alono.
MIR. Durham found four queens
smiling at him from his and prompt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
u,y Leased Nire)

New York, Dec Hacked y John
Arbtckle. Claus a. spreckies and g
number Of large grocery bottHug and
canning industries a hill Is TO he IN
trodured in the house ot representa-
tives at this session OF congress nav
ing fer its purpose the removal ~ am
tariff duty from both raH and REIN
ed sugar
The campaign in behalf of this bin
has been laid carefully and tue fight
Will be wased vigorously II is main
tanned by Mr. Arbuckie and Mr..
Spreckle that the measure is bound
To have popular support as IL viii
mean material reduction in the cost
cf sugar 10 the consumer
The present plan is % have the bill
Introduced by Representative William
Sulzer aud if he does not introduce
the measure Il viii be presented b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
HOGS ouASH OWNERS BET
fatten to the Ounce to Same Weioht
And Nobody Loses

Special TO the Daily Leader.
Georgetown, Del, Dec Taking
two hogs of unequal size over six
months ago and raising them in differ.
ent yards and Under different meth
DDS Prothonotary White and netec.
tive Walls round that neither had
won or lost q wager. f1r both hogs
weighed the same amount 10 the very
ounce wnen Killed The two neigh
bors made a wager last summer as to
who could raise the largest hog. aud
with pigs Of unequal size the race be
gan. Each hog tipped The scales al
53i pounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04

follow the long awaited report of the
tariff beard which Is expected to sub
nit the result OF it's Investigations
en wool and cotton before the holi-
days. The ways and means commit
tee Of the house. however, under the
direction Of Chairman Underwood.
will begin at once the preparation ot
new tariff bills. Throughout the re-
cess n fgrre of clerks and clerks have
been preBSrmg for the committee.
Taraf Boards Report.
President TAFT has given hts pledge
that. when the tariff board submits
its report on the wcolen and Gotten
schedules 1t win be his pleasure to
make tariff recommendations to con
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
TWO RICH MEN WIN ALL THE
MONEY IN LONG POKER GAME
WHILE CROSSING THE OCEAN

ly boosted the pot Mr.. Wilkes. who
had counted out four aces among his
five cards. was not bit bashiul about
going right back at him. Others
stayed in until cheir was $500 in the
pot. After that the oil and gold man
had it all to themselves
AIr Dunham drew one card. M.
Wilkes also. with thought to deceive
stood pat Mr. Dunham bet $25. MI
Wilkes, thinking to deceive Mr.. Dun
ham. still more by appearing vain
glorious. saw the bet and raised II
the limit. remarking: I'm sorry for
you. I'll bet this hand all night.
Right then and there Mr. Durham
showed he knew more real psychol-
ogy than some college professors, and
called
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS

James White. a black man is being
tried in the district court today On
the charge Of Mayhem in a fight
with another negro some months ago
he bit off the ether fellows nase
The other negro was an old employe
IF Attorney General West. and he
had intended to aid the county attor-
ney in the prosecution Of White. but
vas unable to get here today. The
crime is punishable by Imprisonment
in the state penitentiary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-04
ADDRESSED TEACHERS

Prof J W. Mayberry. Of the Meth
odist university has returned from
Paden where he delivered an address
before the OsfHska County Teachers
association The professor vas high.
~ pleased With the progress tnat has
been made IN the schools OF that
county lie also SAYS that the peo-
pie in that section are greatly inter-
ested IN the university. on account
OF It's nearness aud having direct
route here
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other prosecutions were to be circum'
scribed by the confession Of tae Nc.
Namaras.
THE confession concerns the fu
mre of two persons James b. ana
John ] Mcnamara. There has been
no agreement not to prosecute others.
nor is there any other consideration
involved, he declared.
The McNamaras agreed to plead
guilty and take their chances on the
sentence 1t is absurd even to think
that we could promise as to their
sentence. That is a matter for the
court to determine.