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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
BARBER SHOPS
BOOST SLAVES
Fifteen Cents Is the Price
Since Yesterday Morning.
Close at III O'clock.


Il Is no longer the privilege of
Redwood Falls men to get shaved
fora1O cents.
For along time they reyeled in
this cheapness and lorded it over
their brothers in the neighboring
towns who had to pay Is cents for
the same attention.
Those halcyon days are gone.
The BARRIERS, boss and otherwise.
of Redwood Falls have decided that
10 cents isn't enough and hence, on
and after. yesterday it will cost you
just three nickles for shave. Hair
cutting remains stationary at the
old price of two bits per cut.
Another innovation: Henceforth
and forever. the shops will close on
Saturday nights at IL o'clock in
stead of12. Click goes the key and
down go the blinds at II and only
those who are on the inside will be
athletic get shave before the fol
lowing Monday morning. There
fore come early and avoid the rush
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
SELLS MUCH PAINT
Jaehning Bros. Win Prize from
the Heath Millisan Com
pany of Chicago.

George Jaehning probably will
leave for Chicago next Sunday.
The trip won't cost him a cent
from start to finish. His fare.
berth. and hotel expenses are all to
be borne by the Heath Milligan
Mfg. Co., Of that city.
The way of it is this:
The company inaugurated con-
test among its representatives to
see which could sell the largest
ambunt Of paint per hundred Of
possible buyers. Last year Jaehn-
ing Bros. were second and this year
they were first. Sunday they re-
ceged check from....the company
fol 1924 80 TO cover railroad. fare and
sleeper to Chicago.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
NORMALS
FAIL TO SCORE
Redwood High Plays Mankato
Giants to a Standstill On
Their Gridiron
Redwood Falls-O.
Mankato Normals-O.

Mankato Normals-
That's the tale Of a well fought
battle and reflects punches Of credit
upon the local high school eleven.
They went to Mankato to meet a
team composed Of heavier and older
men. They held their own and more
than that came mighty near putting
the oval across their opponents goal
line.
All of which means that Redwood s
team is beginning to take some in
terest in life. When they can handle
the Normals in that fashion no ordi-
nary high school teams has any bust
ness nosing around.
The boys went down, accompanied
by Superintendent Hermann and
Professor Finley, on Friday evening.
The game was played Saturday
morning and the team came home
Saturday afternoon.
Window had been expected but
was unable to come because of the
condition of the roads. At present
efforts are being made to arrange a
game with Springfield for here next
Saturday or Thursday Hand bills
will be put out announcing the date
of the game.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
Church Notes.
PRESBYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
Services for next Sabbath.
1890 Sermon on "A Great Re
vival."
12:00- Sunday School.
$50 Young Peoples Meeting.
7:30-An Evangelistic Sermon on
"The Mirage of SIM
You are cordially invited to wor-
ship with us. Our desire is to help
you and yours to better life. Try
our welcome.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
Rector, Rev. "A. A. Joss.
During the month of October
there will be services in the Church
OF the Holy Communion at 1920 in
the morning. No evening services.
Sunday school. IL o'clock.
LUTHERAN.
A. Schaller, Pastor.
No services at the Lutheran
church next Sunday.
On the 31st Of October, the day
Of the Reformation, festal services
will be held at 1890 a. m.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Regular services at the usual
hours each Lords Day A welcome
for all
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
SERVANT IN ThElHOUSE.
Second Event on Lecture Course IS
phideIah Rice, Great ImpersonatOr.

PhideIah Rice. an impersonator Of
national reputation. will read in
Redwood Falls at the Christian
church on Nov. 2.
Mr.. Rice is described as a power
fiji reader who has mastered some
81 the best dramas in the English
literature. ne will read The Ser
vlnt III the House"
The public expressed preference
flr this drama which has been very
pbpular ii the East and doubtless
vfII make i hiahly satisfactory read
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
Beats George Whittet 4 Ounces IS

Roy Shaffer has got it ontsIeorge
Whittet by four ounces.
Mr.. Whittet broke in week before
last with q potato that weighed %
pounds and thought that was going
some. Mr.. Shaffer came along
with one potato that weighed
two pounds and twelve ounces. He
says he has lots Of them just as
good. 1t is evident that it is only a
matter of time until the Redwood
valley potato will make the Bitter
Root valley potato look like an I'M
dersized dub.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
VISITS IN NORTH:
TALKS POLITICS
Joseph X. Keefe Takes Explor-
ing Trip But Drops Off In
St. Paul and Sees Lynch

Things are more or less up in the
air. particularly in the Republican
camp.
Fired B. Lynch and others are
convinced of Democratic success
next fall in state and nation if only
the right men are picked. | believe
Lynch is in favor of Wilson but
when it comes to the state there is
more uncertainty just now.
There are number of big Demo
Gratis to choose from. Two of the
best are Judge Stanton and Einar
Hoidale.
Keefe's Crypto9rams
These are few of the cryptic
statements made by Honorable
Joseph R. Keefe upon his return
from swing around the circle,
meaning a trip to international
Falls, Detroit, Brainerd and st.
Paul.
He has not invested up north and
doesn't know at present whether he
will do so. He found the paper
mill at international Falls going
full blast and says it is one of the
largest in the world. Conditions all
through that section he says are ex-
tremely prosperous.
Stanton Is @. X.
While in the north he looked up
the standing of Judge C. w. Stan
ton Of Bemidji, a Democrat. He
found it excellent. he says, and be-
Iieyes the Bemidji man would make
an excellent standard bearer for the
Democratic forces next fall.
May Name Weiss For u. s. Senator
In st. Paul he saw Fred B. Lynch.
No decision as to the future plans of
the Democrats has been arrived at
but he found Lynch looking with
favor upon Stanton. Einar Hoidale
has also been mentioned as a strong
man. He is a Minneapolis attorney
formerly county attorney Of Brown
county.
Anton Weiss of the Duluth Herald
has been mentioned for one place OF
another but at present it looks as
thong he will be indorsed for the
Democratic nomination to the Unit.
ed States Senate.
| r. G. Duncan, who lives seven
miles south Of town. will sell his
farm machinery and household
goods, and stock at public auction
on Nov. 8. D. L. Crimmins is to be
auctioneer and the State Bank will
clerk the sale. Mr.. Duncan has pur
chased an extensive tract Of land ii
Michigan near Genie and will gt
back there in the spring. This win
/ ter he will spend in Redwood ane
visiting relatives at Faribault. Ret
Wing, and Brainerd. Mi. Duncal
has lived near here i good man,
years and has made wide circle 8
friends who highly respect him ant
] his family and who viii 81 sorrv j,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
LUCILLE RISCH
BADLY BURNED
Maid Employed By w. C.
Starr May Have Received
Fatal Injuries
EVEN CHANCE, SAY PHYSICIANS
Dress Catches Fire When she
Tries to Extinguish Flames
In Room
SAVED BY MICHAEL SHEEiAN
Four Children Also Taken out
Of Burning House By the
Rescuer.

KeScuer.
Lucille Risch was so badly burned
during fire at the residence of w.
G. Starr, editor of the Redwood
Sun, Saturday night that she may
not recover. The attending physi-
clans say her chances Of recovery
are about even.
The damage to the house was
nominal owing to the work of Mich
ael Sheehan and the volunteer fire
department.
Sheehan Is The Hero
Mr.. Sheehan is easily the hero of
the tragedy though the maid seems
to be deserving of great credit for
the pro mptness with which she act
ed and her thoughtfulness of the
children left in her care.
Maid and Four Children
Home
The fire occurred about 10 o'clock
Saturday night while Mr.. and Mrs.
Starr and the older children were at
the opera house. The maid and
four younger children were home.
Origin of Fire Unknown
Just how the room caught fire is a
mystery none of the children nor
Miss Risch being able to offer an ex-
PLANTATION.
Room Full of Smoke
Miss Risch says: Il went up
stairs to get a book and when |
opened the door the room was full
of smoke and flames. | saw the
bed was on fire and I tried to put it
out with my hands.
Ran to The Children
Then my dress caught fire, how
/ don't know. As soon as knew |
could not put the fire out thought
of the children and ran down stairs
to get them out Of the house The
baby was asleep in its crib and when
| started to lift it was afraid of
setting it on fire.
Rolled On The Carpet
Il tried to put out the fire which
was burning my dress by rolling on
the carpet but that did no good.
Then went out and rolled on the
lawn and Mr.. Sheehan came and
wrapped a blanket around me"
Found Her In The House
Mr.. Sheehan's account differs
slightly from this. He says the girl
was lying on the floor when he en-
tered and he then put blanket or
rug around her and took her out of
the house. When the flames were
extinguished he brought the babies
out and then went to work to save
the house.
Now With Mrs. John Vale
| The girl was taken at once TO the
home of Mrs. Mary England where
she stayed until Sunday afternoon
when she was removed to the home
of Mrs. John Vale where she is now
being cared for
Back And Limbs Burned
Her back and limbs are badly
| burned and this taken in connection
with the fact that her physical con-
dition was not good before the acct
dent makes her recovery uncertain.
When the alarm was turned in the
opera house was packed with child
rem and adults.
Prevented Panic at Opera
House
| III. A. Baldwin and w. R. Barnes
took the precaution to notify the
managers Of the County Fair"
| that the fire was six blocks away be-
fore the bell was rung. DR.. Inglis
told the audience what the situation
| was but even then there was some
C~rrf1r,x1ed ~ Last x,ade
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-24
Room Full of Smoke
Ran to The Children

Then my dress caught fire, how
/ don't know. AS soon as / knew |
could not put the fire out | thought
of the children and ran down stairs
to get them out Of the house. The
baby was asleep in its crib and when
started to lift it | was afraid of
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

~ Cine SbanOitbat, nie man tie
Ill feinem balbmegs cipiIiiirten Sc
mein4pelen un0 AM a%Qerlpeniglten in
elmer penniDlpaniiden Qudferitaot
edtte euwurten iouelL murOe uul
So1ntag gl6en0 in @oatespiQe, $50,
BON einem miii5enoen &~olfsboufen
aeritbt. Der gteger sod &alfer
batte in angetrunfenem 3ultanOe oen
@ripatpoli5iiten so. &iee eri1oiien
uiO ais er Derbaftet mur0e, iib ielbit
cine SdA1Bpunoe I'M Wiunoe beige
hra1t, 10 oaB er nod Dem 9oipital
gebradt mepOen m1Bte. aufgebradt
0aril6er, OaB Elm oagemein belie6ter
meiBer @oli5iit Don einem betrunte-
men geeger Amgebradt mor0en mar,
Itiirmte Die Menge 0us @oipital,
i1leifte ben Neger NIT Dem 6el0bett,
an lueldes man ibm feitbaluO, mad
elmer naben 6arm unO per6rannte
i'm bort bel lebepoigem 2eibe alui Ell
nem aus @eu unO 9oI5 erri9teten
S6eiterbaufen. Son Den Ndoelsfiib-
rern, Oereil 3abl auf etma 20 ange-
geben miu9, lpar am lRittno1 crit Ell
ner perbaftet. Die @ei9worenen bel
Der geridtliden 2eihenidau gaben
5u &rotofoQ, OaB na9 ibrem 8efun0
Der gfeger @alfer oAtr9 cine An5dbI
non @erionen, 0eren Namen oen Sc
ldlporenen nidt l6efannt ieien, ieinen
EoO gefunOen babe. Aber Die Be6or-
ben Don GOatesbiae mep0en aus allen
Sbeilen oes Stoates EenniDlDanien,
Ter it'd init 9ied)t 0urd Die in Coates
bile 6egangene unglaltbli1e 8obbeit
Der bohiten Sdnla6 preisgegeben
fii6lt, nit griefen unO Eelegrammen
beitiirmt, III oenen tie aufgeforoert
luepoeL nidt eber 81 ruben uuo 81
rotten, ais bis sic 5huIoigen CUR
Redem6aft ge8ogen limo.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

@ldu8eno uno in einorldsooll-
tier @eiie lit Der BON S~auienOen unO
9lbertauienoen beiu6te, Dem InOen-
fen Oes groBen Mtaih8er 8iidofs b.
&etteler gepiOmete So. Oeutide Sea
t6oIifentag in Mtain8 berlaufen. 9ae
@ebiete oes offentIiden firdIi6en
2ebens puroen an ben finn eriten
Eogen Ser porigen ISOLDE bon beroor.
ragenOen Geonern oft unter getpal-
tigen 8eifallsaus6riiden 6ebanOelt.
@ine ein8ige &riibung fir Die 8egei-
iterltng bradten Die mGbrenO Der ga
gllng eintreffenoen unginitigengaad-
ridten iiber oas 8efinOen Oes Sop
ties.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

QueQe Itammenoe @iobs6otihaft Don
Der 0ieOermeBelling Der aolonne oes
ge3irfScommiiiars pon 5%ranfenberg
unO Goidlib niht 6eitottgt bat.
Canals mar aus Dem GapriOi=3i
pfel, Dem i6molen 2anoestbeil
9euti6-S iiomeitofrifas, Der ii6 bon
Ser Spite Ser Oeuti6en &olonie III
oaS britii6e @ebiet eritredt uno bis
an ben 3ornbeii rei6t, Die 9taAridt
gefomplerl oaB SEER b. 5ranfenber9
init 8tpei Sergeanten Oier3ebn Gin.
g%eborenen 8oliailten unO 8tpan8iJ
SrGgern BON ELECTROMAGNETIC ME.
oergemeBelt moroen iei. SeBt peiB
marI bob oie Na6ridt ieoer @rulO-
loge entbebrt; Serr b. 5ranfenber9
lit nit Ieiuen 2euten moblbebalten
qlf Dem &iidmorid in 5dudmannS-
berg eingetroffen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

loiien. 6ab er non finn oHgeregte.
0irh ieinen Staatsietretdr aifi fem
@ebeiB entmorfene uno BON 5rDei
freunofi6en M1tten oneenommene
GertrGee in oerffieoenen peieutIiden
Qunften ob1noert unO @efabr Iduit.
bob Ser 5enot aid Ben ~nbge6noer.
ten gertrGgen Die @enebmigung Der
iaot. gud Der oem gl6ihIiB nohe,
G6nIi6e MISUNDERSTANDING nit
GeutidIono miro infoIge Der ableb
nenOen Soltung oes Senats gegen-
ii6er Ben 8ertr1gen nit England IL.
5ronfreiA mobri9einIid unerIeOigl
bleiben.
Ole 9eute, nelHe BON benz etUigell
iSrieoen idppdrmen, tperOen Oarum
iii Der ndhiten 8eit ibren 3abren
freien 9ouf Ioiien. 1nOeritdnOli6
uro idper entifulObar fir Snit 1T
Die BerIdumniB, BOB er iid bel lei-
rem l0blifen gorgeben IN Oieier Nm
a%elegeu6eit nift Don @nfang an Der
3%uItimmrmg oes Senats beriidert
Bat. 0ic glamage fir iih unO mir
6as 2un6, - 0enn elmer iold)e't
fommt SOS Sdeitern Ser 8ertrdse
aleifl = bdtte er it6 Damn eriport-
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

Sn Main8 Bot am Samitag anf
Dem oortigen u@roBen Sano4 cine
groBe 8araoe Der @orniion Dor Dem
aaifer ftattgefunoen. 9m 56luiie
Oerielben ipra6 Der aaiier nit fei-
erli6em @rnit Die beoeutiamen 8or-
te: nWfit elmer iol6en Armee fam
man getroit Der 3ufunft e~ntgegen-
ie6en.4 9as militdriide Sdauipiel
mar BON elmer por8igliden 5luglei-
itung BEG 9ufti6iffes u@ariepal L."
begleitet, mel6es BON W}eb nod a6t-
l~tiinoiger Sabrt, mabreno nod Die
Eruppen Dor Dem Safer paraoierten,
aitf Dem @araoefeloe eintraf.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

- glus Ben Iebten ftatiitif6en gu
iammenlteuungen iiber Oie Sort
ldritte, Die oas oeuti6e S6ulmeien
i'm auslanoe 5u per8eidnen bat, err
BELT, BOB es gegenpdrtig idon feb
5ebn bobere oeutide auslanObod-
i6ulen giebt, BON oenen reun Die Be
redtigul1g oes 3eugniiies fir Die
pilienldaftli6e 8efdbigung gum
@inidbrig Observation-Disclosures
beliBen, nGmIi9 in anttperpen Brill
fel, 8ufareit @enita, &onitantinopel,
@aoriO, MoilanO, 8uenos g(ires uno
Ellington. 9ie 0filitdrbere9tigung
erftreben Die Sdlilen in Barcelona,
8elgrono (argentinien), Seruialem,
&airo uuO 8inoblit in 0euti6-SiiO-
m~eitafrifa.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
@obelfribfiid, bet Dem Souite olit
oen B%rdltocuieu Goit mo Den Rontg
@eorg ursge6roEtt ipltroen.

Gie Sabres geriammlune Der
,9lrmp Of The philippines purOe ON
Somitog iii Detroit gli6. na6Dem
elm glntrag aif Seridmel3ung NIT
Oen uSponiib @or geterous" obge.
lebnt moroen mar, sum abl6luB &C.
brodt. 0ie nGdftid6rige @onDen-
ton miro in Manila, auf BEN Bbilip-
pinen, u6gebalten.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

Ser Strife Der 9oddrbeiter
IusIaoer, &oblenbGnOler uno 5raAt,
fubrleute, Der in Der borigen @O6e
mebrere Gage lang ernitlide Sto-
r1ngen in Dem gor8en @ei6dftsIe-
ben 2onoons berltrfahte unO Man=
gel an 2ebensmitteIt aoblen, 8e-
troleum unb anoere Notbmenoigfei-
ten, nod ii6 8og, muroe am Dorigen
Sreitag glbenO ortrd 8erglei6 NIT
ben altslooern beenoet. Den 2eu-
ten murOen Ser 3e6nitun0entag unO
cine 2obnerbobung BON etpa % Ero-
sent 3ugeitanoen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

Somes 9. SagGin, Der Seem
gorfer Gigentbiimer oes b%eriibmten
Glmenoorfer @eitiits, ididte am
5amitae BON 2erington, &p., flint
ala fetner beiten @oIlblittpferoe naf
Berlin, Inn tie in Der Oeutiden
Geidsharptituot metitbietenO b~eritei-
germ 5u loiien. @s Oerblieben 100
9ferOe in @lmenOorf, Die I'M nd6ften
Mpnat nad @ngGano geididt merOen
IoIlen, ga Serr Saggin Oas @eItiit
eingeben Goiien lino iid gang alf Die
Ginobie63udt berIegen mill.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Wlit Ser Oeutiden &eidsbuup

-Wlit Ser Oeutiden &ei6sbaupt-
itoot of6mete am 8ienitog 9an5
0euHdlon0, fpeldes Jet 8o6en un-
ter ser acknowledgement @lltbbise
oeIdmodtet botte, mieOer auf. Grdi-
tiger Negen brodte Der au%sgeOorrten
gr0e un0 Der leiOenoen Wlenl6beit
eie oringeno ben0tbigte grquidung-
M1an bofft oaB sic idtpere &riifune
enOlid itberitanOen lit uno uuhb niht
mebr mieoerfebrt.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Ser autumobiI nnfal, 0er

Ser automobil : llnfall, ben
@rin8 Seinri@ BON &reuBen I'M.
LGngit ouf Ser &iidfebr BON SolIono
bel &Ioppenbrrg, i'm 0loen6urgi-
i6en, erlitt, bot iid nadtrdgli6 bod
in Ieinen 6oIgen als eriter 6erausge-
felt, als es 8rerlt ben 4nidein bat
tie. Ser 8rin8 bot babel cine dbnlide
@erlebung pie 8rir8 Soadim I'M
6riibiobr oieies Sobres Our6 einen
Sturo bonn Yferoe fid 5uge3ogen,
ndmlid einen 9lutgitB ms aniege-
lenf, oelien Seilung ldngere 3eit in
Anipru9 nebnien miro. Au6 Die Ser
lebung oes perionlihen 4Oiutanten
oes Yrin3eil, oes &oroettenfapitdns
b. llieOpm lit idlimmer, ais Die er,
item 8eri6te melOeten. @err b. llie-
bonn bat einen 9lrmbrud erIitten.
Der @bauffeur, Der einen S6doel-
brlb oabontrltg, befin0et iib auf
Dem @ege Der 8eIiernng.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
aH nas miht rtn 5kamN@I2

gor Dem unteriufungs : @omite
0es a6georOnetenbauies, mel6es
inter Dem GorIiB OeS A6georOneten
N}oB 6ie &ertpaltung unO Die Aus-
qa6e 0es Aderbau : 0eportements 3R
priifen bat, mur6e am Mittpo6 Or.
Sorbep @. @ilep, Der @bef Oes henli-
Iden Bureaus beg 0epartemetts, m
eigener Sade bernommen. 8ds Jet
ne gefugniIie sur Gurdfit6rnng Oes
q Observation-Disclosures angelo, 10
lei er, Iagte Or. @ileD, f6atl1dltd ge-
5rpnngen gemeien, Oieie gang ON ben
demihen @i1iitenten 81. S. 8. Gum.
lap un0 SEN Solicitor beg lan0Dirt9.
idaftIi6en 8epartenlents George IS.
Me@abe, a68utreten. Ramentlid Der
IeBtere lei i6m Itets 70 entgegengetre-
ten, nls Of er iein - @ileD's 8orge-
lebter lei. 9Syn 3pei 8ritteln Der Sal
Ie, melfe Dor Die @ommiiion 5ur Sn-
Ipeftion BON @abrungsmftteln ge-
6rodt mur0en, lei cine gnti6eiOulg
0urd Die beiOen %genannten Serren
qetroffen morOet1, un0 cine 8erufltng
an Sen neutrality-suspicious. Sefre-
tar @iIIon babe Ii9 als nuBlos err
mieien, oenn arf feline Ser fpi9tiglten
8~erufungen, 0ie er an ben Sefretar
ri6tete, babe er al1d nur cine 4nt.
mort en6alten. Ser 8rief BON Or.
Gus6n, mel9er BON 0erBerional4Gom
million 8u Sem Nabmeiie benuBt
muroe, Dab er Inn oen Contract nit
Or. &usbD gepuBt Babe, 6e6altptete
ser 3euge niemals erbalten 81 baben,
uno er erbob gegen Die 8epional=
Gommiiiion Die idweriDiegenOe Be
ifuIOigung, 0aB tie 0en mf6tigiten
5oB in jenem griefe, ndmli6 Die
@rfldpung oes Or. <Sbp, Dab man
Ii6 auf oos ongefibrte a6fommen
alg angemeIien unb 3ufrieOeniteaeno
geeinigt babe, oorausgeieBt, OaB oes
Gepartement ieine 3%ufttmmung Oa3u
ert6eile, einfod nusgemer5t bobe.
Son Mcgabe fiibrte Gr. @ilep on,
0aB oieier in Ser gommiiion fir Sn-
Tpeftion Ser Nabnungsmittel utO
Groquen Itets Die ousi6GaggeberrNe
Stimme ge6obt babe, unO tpenn e.,
Or. @iIeD un0 Or. Dunlap iiber DE
mii6e Sragen oeridieOener InIiAt
tuaren, 10 lei es Mcgabe gepelen,
luelder 0ariiber enti6ieO, Oh cine
Strafperfolgung eingeleitet peroen
Ione ODER ni6t. Sn minOeitens 100
6daen 5eien er uno Or. Dunlap NIT
einon0er einoeritan0en getpeien.
menn o6er Damn Solicitor Mcgo0e
un0erer Mn1iht mar, 10 dn0erte Or.
Dunlop ieine anfidt un6 Itimmte
Mcgnbe BET: uun0 babet sic ME
mails gegen oieie gntldeiOungen ap-
muirt?~ t1ur0e Ser 3euge gefrlgt.
SD fano Die 8erafung uuBlos",
oie 4nttport, 0enn SefretGr @il.
Jon beIt1tigte obne Ausnabme sic
@nti6eiOungen Ser %gommiiiion, in
Ser id fbatiGdli1 INNER iiberitimmt
inurOe. Sefret1r @ilion feierte an
Sem Gage, an mel6em bellies 8erhSr
oes Gr. 8ilep itattfarO, ieinen 70.
@eburtstag. @r lit oas alteIte Otit
glieo oes &o6inetts 0es Trdiioenten
uno bat iein Amt felt Dem Sabre
1897 l1nger ols irgen0 Elm anOersr
&abinettsbeamter in Der gan5en
@eididte Ser Gereinigten Staater
inne. Ob er an 0ieiem Ieinen 76-
@eburtstag in elmer iebr feItlid freu
oigen 5timmuna iid befano, 1T
fraglift.
O,asI l-I.. Ol..L.SL ~..N4
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

-Sn @eit @nte BEL 5outbamptOn,
100 lid i'm Snbre 1920 ole @~iIgerOater
auf Ser .WauDfloiper~ einidiffte, leg
ten am Dienitas ols am Subrestag
Der 9lbfobrt Nadfommen Oerielben
aus Neu1@ngIan0, Nel4SeeLarO uuO
GnglanO an Der @ini9ffungsiteae
Strange nieOer. Ser MnDOr gab Elm
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Nom HrahSrmtrm psttrt.

Sn beiOen @ouiern oes Gongrelies
I'M Abgeoronetenbous inter Iongon-
oouern0em 8eifan Seitens Der Iepu-
bIifoner, mliroe am GienItoe Die Sc.
tobotidoft oes @rdiioenten Gait eut.
gegeneenommen, morin oieier nit
GROCER, iuriitiiher S6Grfe gegen oie
in Der 8erfoiiung bon SLri5ona ert.
6altene 8eitimmiing ii6er 9%tbiesung
BON &i6tern, Steuung ninmt, uno
obne @eiteres Dorausiest, Dob Der
NitBbrou9 Oieier @inri6tling, oeiien
@efabren er in feiner 9arIegung
faitm iibertrieben bot, in @ri5ona nit
8%eitimmtbeit 81 ertparten iei.
@arum in ari5ona? SIN Stoate
Oregon, 100 Der Jog. nGecaII~ fir
&i9ter, felt 5ebn Sabren eingefibrt
it, bat Die 8iirgeri6aft in oieier gan.
sen 3eit BON benz ibr gemdbrtenHe1t
iiberbalipt feinen @ebrallb gema6t,
alio au6 feinen NiiBbrau6 oamit ge-
trieben. 9ie Souptfrage aber, auf
Die es in oieiem Sale ontarL NOR
nidt Die @%rp1gung oes @ertbes ODER
llnipertbes Der v&ecalI" -@inri6tung
ionoern Die Srage, Oh Die 8iireer-
idaft bon gri5ona 6ns &edt baben
ioll, oieie @inri6tung in ibreStaots-
oerfaiiung ouf5unebmen. 9ieie Sra
ge bat Der ols 5uitdnoiee &0rper-
i6aft an5uiebenoe GongreB beiabt.
DAB oieginridtling empfebIenspertb
iet, oaB iie iid %betpdbren, ooer OaB
iie it6 als 6ebli6lag ertpeiien DerOe,
bat Der GongreB in ieiner Staaten-
tperoungsbia meoer geiagt nod ia-
gen tpollen. Dos ioll oas @oIf bon
&lri5ona ielbit a~usfinoen uno oemge-
NAB entl6eiOen, Oh es Die ginrid-
tllng beibebalten o0er ipGter nieoer
abi6affen mill. 9as 8oIf bon Ari-
3ono bat oos &edt, iid ieIbit gu re-
gieren. Dab es ii9 irren fam, peil
ibm in Der Sa6e feline @~rfabrung gu
@ebote ltebt lit mogIid, aber Oonn
miro es alt6 @eisbeit genug beIiBen
Inn iih bon Dem begangenen SIR.
tbum mieoer ab5upenoen. Auh Sol
fer mer0en 0ur6 S6uoen tlug.
Na6 Der Anfiinoigung oes 8etos
uno nod elmer 8eipre6ung nit Dem
Yr1Iioenten Saft, bradte nod ON
oemielben Gage Senator Smitb bon
Wi6igarl Der 8~oriiBenoe Oes &C.
natsousi6uiies fir Serritorien, eine
Stoaten : Bill elm, morin ben Gin.
ii6ten BEG 8rGlioenten &e1nung ge-
tragen uno Die Mufnabme beioer
Staten in ben Staotenbuno BON
Der 8eoingung abb1ngig gema6t
miro, oaB Ari8ona Die 8eitimmun9
iiber MbieBung bon JRi6tern aus Der
neuen @erfaiiung itreiht. Am Wlitt-
nod traten Damn Die Altsi6iiiie bei-
Der S1llier fir Serritorien, CUR 8e.
ratbung iiber Die porIieeenOen Bills,
%5uiammen. Ser @ausausi6uB miro
oariiber enti6eiOen mann Der Ser
Iu6 gema9t mer0en foil, Die betirte
Sill iiber oas 8eto oes YrGiioenten
an5unebmen. SIN 5enat miro 0ies
na6 Altsiage bes Senators Smitb
unm0gli9 iein uno es miro bort aud
gar fem 0arauf ab5ielen0er 8erin6
gemodt meroen. 9arum, iagte Sc
nator Smitb, tperoe er Die Annabme
Ieiner Bill nit allen Gifer betrei-
ben uno er lei iiber5eugt, es meroe
nod in oieier SiBung cine Staaten.
peroungs : @eieBgebung 81 Stanoe
tommen. @as au6 INNER tom-
men mag, Die Aufnabme Der beioen
Serritorien SEEM Merifo unO Ari5o-
ma IN ben S~taatenbunO, miro ii6
nidt mebr LANCE oufbalten laiien.