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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-23
That Secret
 Recipe

The recipe for Van Camps Spaghetti tis secret of our kitchens.
 We can't reveal it to you. ( Only three men know it. It hos : never been written down.
 The dish is 90 popular-so amazingly { liked-that the recipe for it has become m asset, almost beyond . price.
 But you can always get it ready. cooked for less than it would cost you to make it.
 You can have it on hand, always ready to serve simply by heating or baking.
 Let our ckefs make 1t, for there are IT ingredients. And they have spent two years in getting this harmony of taste.
 The main materials are:
 Durum wheat spaghetti.
 Herkimer County full cream cheese.
 Best creamery butter.
 The same expensive tomato sauce we
 use in Van Camps Pork and Beans. Italy, whose chefs are famed for spaghetti, has never produced recipe like this.
 Nobody who comes to your table will ever have tasted any other spashetti comparable with this.
 You'll want to serve it three times . week, and your folks will want to havs you.
 Please try it-ordsr now. Company E.';sssr'a ,ss' Indianapolis, Ind. iI-.1 Qxl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-23
RURlG's! R,U!,!!l Eal's! :: R Every
 Woman
 Should Haue q Fou1ard
 Dress for Spring!

The Burger Store is dis l playing numbers of them leach one a little beauty and reasonable. The vogue for foulards has been revived and there is a corresponding demand
 for dresses of the same.
 Spring has arrived and milady should no longer
 defer providing herself
 with a dress of this sort.
 It is essential to the we'll dressed woman, and IS ap- propriate to so many oc- casions.
 Styles Are Numerous
 Our showing of foulard dresses is irresistible! There is no monoton0us repetition in the styles that1 makes one fear lest her next-door neighbor or in timate friend shall appear in a duplicate. Each shows some touch of indi- viduality lent perhaps by pipings or slashes of vivid red, Empire green or roy al blue; by a different ar engagement of trimmings; or, indeed, the design it. self might be wholly diff ferent.
 The dissimilarities are in some instances great; in others, small; but al ways perceptible. Dots, Stripes and Checks
 Popular
 As to the materials themselves, they are of ex- cellent quality. The polka dot patterns, large and small, predominate and the ringed patterns and the combination stripe and check are also much favored and are newer.
 These dresses are shown in the black-and-white and navy blue-and-white combinations for which there is always a demand. \ There are also a few love- ly spring browns and
 Copenhagen blues with l white figurtk. Deep, eff
 fective borders, carrying out the idea of the foulard | pattern, trim some of the dresses. On others taf- ifeta or messaline of a solid | color is substituted. Novelty Taffetas Also In | Vogue
 The lovely striped and checked l taffetas are also worthy of men, ton. They are made in the popu- lar kimono style and show dain- ty guimpes of white lace and in genious touches of color.
 Indeed, the display is so fas- cinating that one can be partial to none. Prices, sl2.os, si4.s5, sls.os, s1o.s5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-23
TODAY IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Webb CraWfOrd entertaIhs at luncheon.
 Mrs F. W. Dixon gives an afternoon reception in compliment to Miss Louise RushtOn.
 Mrs. B. A. Pepperman entertains her card club and several additional tables of players at bridge.'
 Theatre parties at the Jefferson to witt ness Bernhardts presentation of Ca mille.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-23
CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTS


 The Shakespeare club meets tomorrow afternoon with Miss Margaretta Will Hams in the kindergarten rooms at Mar garet Allen school.
 Mrs. H. S. Bartlett will be the hostess tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock for the Culture club, which meets at her home, 1140 North Thirteenth street.
 There will be an important called meeting of the Council of Clubs this morning at 1O:30 in the .parlors of Gable hall. a
 The Music Study club meets this morn ing at 1030 o'clock at Cable hall with Mrs. w. S. Lowell as the hostess. At 10 o'clock the executive board will meet and full attendance is urged.
 The Review club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. A. R. Robinson, 342Q North Twenty-ninth street.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31

cine Grploiioa Der Seipsr.goie. mill
Idrb WsGreo, ber nebtn Der SeffnuIsg
etnen pednutsGtanb bot, tpuroe tn.
Folae oeiTen 70 trI9redt, oob er ieinen
5tano unb feline Runben perlieb uno
bappnlief. Der linbttunntt tpurbe ets
ntoe sub uuf bic Geitt sefHleubsrt.
aIatlihsrrpetfs dber i,ur Iei6t ptrlsst.
- Der Columbia Baupsrein er.
1rdblte eeItern @benb folseubs Beomts:
grdIbent, 8. 8. Riebemonn; gi5e'
grdtpsnt, sSobu Sprnuug; /. Setres
tdr, SDiepb GnbrsB; 2. Gstrstdr, gtn,
ton Hreibers; Shasmsiitsr. 5ranf
Staufbsrs; DirettOren: 5reo. B.
9iimmler, Bernard Saalfslb, So'.
Shipper, SOi. 8. SDliher, Ssnrp BE
der, 8eor9e 5uisr, 5enrb 8amm, 5,
R. Stautbsrs uno 8. 8reif.
- Sn ben pullman WertItdttsn IN
Quolprp, an.. tpsrpen bsuts Die Grbst
ten in alien granhen tpisber auFgenom'
men. DiefeIbsH tparsn nur cine Bed:
oeIhloIIen. :
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31

gon FINER Gn5nbeti Der britii4sn
6ofaeislIfhaIt srsdhlt man. bab iis
fs!tsn obne Elm am Gcriage befsitigits
Gtitfmltteh~n ous 5uipelsH erf6sins.
Tielss Snmuditiid In sinutnl poH
Rubinsn, Elm annsrmal pcn Snpbiren.
Guaroaben pDer ioniiiesn Gbsliteinerl,
bsrsn syarbe nit Der pts 0eDonnts
bormoniri. Go trdet bic Dams 5ll eis
rem lila Gammstt0Itiim sin austhpfs
Giiefmiittsrhen. 81 elmer gelbsn IDis
Ittte pisFelbe Hlums pon 1opaIsn uno
grilIantsn. su eipr bellblausn Robe
Gin GrtifaltigteiisbliimdeH aus Tire
sifeE anb psrlsn u. |. 70. Mis bic fran.
s0fiIfe He3sihnung bsr 8Iunit tptHs
fes) befnat, bebeutst bns Gtiefmlitttrs
den IN btr Hlumsnfpraht sGebunts4
limb bic Gpslltsin,E EtiefHiititrhsn be,
ld,5nsn DiplDmntfngatiin itsiItn In ber
Hboi bic ,Gtoonfen4 bar. oie iD1hrtnf
Der Drautssit ibg Wsrlobsfr pom 0oIbs
i6mieb IN sint 70 t0tbars G0rm briii'
IotH lift.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31
Sic Geiabrea Der @ettiiase.

Die nsusu srobnrtissn frnnsOfifdsn
Mxttbtperbs. bic anf btm Gtbiete Der
Slustunit fur bas 5ohr 1911 ausses
IGritbeu itnb, HELEN On ben A,ness
nutb unb Die aiibnbeit Der 5Iieger 10
hots anforbsrunsen, bab In ben Reis
ben Der apiatiitr felbfi fbtptrt 8eoen.
fen bogsesn Ianf fDerben. in elmer
llmfrags, bi. Sc fats tput- unier ben
btbeutenoiten fran30fifden Jlieesrn
aneeitstlt bot, niHmt Sandhfi eugene
Rsnaur, Der belb bts GIuets bon pcs
ris nab gup1besDpme unb GetptnHer
bes greiIss Don 100000 Grdnts. bas
@ort, um 'it seesn bic INNER iApiss
riser unb gsfdbrIider Derbenben Be
hinqungen Der preisonsf9rtibtn 81
nenben. RaAbem er bie tinselntn filr
1911 ausgspcrfenen prttt bat Nepas
pdfIiren laiTm. msint sr: .Gihtrlit
fino bisfs greiSs hodft perlodenD. GaIi
IL WlilIion.n 1rdnts fithen ben Ulis'
germ our gsrfiignne. Mbtr tpitpitl:
fperoen fia nun III bitIe 6f,dbs tbst.
len2 Oibt ss iibsrbdupt nur einsnl
Dos TIT .s, nas Id nitt ipeib UNI
pesresen i6 fiirdts. Jh hdbs Angt
bas einise Der iiineitsn GrfOlse 10 Di<l'
6offnunssn gsgtben buben. 4btr mar
mOae iicb ertnnerH, bab Der RnnbfIui
bes Gitens nur bssbalb ssgliidt III
neil sr Dpn einsr fir bic Jlnsluni
ibs0lsa Dods bsaiiniigt mar. Sn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31

Der Rtbattsur uno tets
ne qtfsr. Der Rsodtienr Sf. pes
in 1iFlis erfnsinsHotn -aoptftnblais
i,s- mar oerihtsisiiis IN sins Strdis
BON 100 Rubsl Obsr stnsn WoHat ars
ref eenommsn norben, neil Ct IN ltt.
nem gIotte stnsn driiitl ptr0ffsntlidt
botte Der ben RegierungsItslen nlc1f
otuehm mar: ed. abtr, tin arHssr
Ghludsr. ihrieb In Der nGdittH hum.
m.r an Isine qeier: .2isbs Jrennos!
I'D, fpQ sud ldeIidh bic M1hrhett la
a.n, id ion Gnh tdeli6 nuftldrsn uH0
su Gurer CrisntiruRe beitroger, dber
bos Isihtt bic Reeisruns nid,t INNER.
Stht ipII Id, 100 Rubel Gtrdie Snblsn
ebsr sinen Tonot in ben arrsit mans
bern menn it niGt ;ahltn tonn. so
bin cber elm ormer Shludtr. unc 100
sRubel iinb fir mid Elm tlelnss Bsrs
niSosn. DolIt 5br niht. oub ih
.Iibeu" foil. 70 Fsio 10 frtunbiit uifo
Tomnelt unter gefannisn. nantit idl
bic Gtrnf, besablsn idnn.@ Gd,on am
ndhitsn 9nas bate Cd. bos Gelb 5li /;
lammsn nub fiibrtt es oronunssaemob
ob. aber oas Gsrihi CAB Iih ni6i sus
frisben ionctrn leisetf eteen cd. ipss
oen untrIaubser SommIuns tin Bsts
intrsu elm, eas ~ elmer 9trurtbeilutg
an 200 Rubel @sIbitraf,. btsip. 5dft
Don stuei Wlon0ien fiibrie. Der Rts
Softeur ipnnbss fih tpieotr an feline 2ts
fer. biesmnl obtr uHter 8ecb1dinng
Der acHlequensen oes andloesH Gnuss.
CT ffrieb In 5orm elmer potnlnosi5:
Der Rtbasttar Cd. tiDes bisfiger
glaitss mar sn 100 Rnbel Gelbfrofs
perurtbeiIi tporbtH. bic fsiaf asIsr 10
frtunblih iDnren fir ibn % Sahlsn.
Tesneatn uurbe er BON Geri6i ipegsII
9ernnitaiiung elmer ~uHsrIaubien
GammIuna- neutrbinss III 200 Rns
BEL Etrafe pernrtbeili, bel eeren Nihts
sahluno spti Mondie arrtft Derhiibi
spsrbtn fcllen. 1d Der Hsbotteur fit
bas slptits Wlnl nift ipitber an ftins
Qsfsr ipenben bdrf. ipirb ibm mobl bel
ftiner Tsitissloiistsit niffs anberfs
iibrig bIeiben. als ins .stiitihen4 All
rnnDern.s Eitfs ~2otclnptis1 hntil
nntiirfi6 ben GrfcIg, bnb aud BIT
sipeitt GsibitrnIs bereits am Hdhitfol
| afnben 9cqe be5nbIi mar. Cd. ianr
nllD ptittr aftrDii ftin .aoptfenbintt'
rsbisirsn unb ptr Giaut bot fsins 30t
Rubsl.
| Ter Wufteriniiintt be-
1histe Ginf biibft,t JaaDgeinidl
| te, bic aubsrnsn, iDk bic -Nobtmia'
rtriid,eri, bsn wnrSug hnt. DolIinb0li
| lih ipnbr iii Isin. fpislit li6 Dor iuras
| 3tit In run In bsr M0n0r otItstntl
| sasoisr tines misntr Jagohsfrn at
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31

Die reistnbe SSes bat pitI aannbs
muna ssfilnofn unb trfheini IN man
ilipfultietr WtiFs pdriirt. lSait itbsl
Blums mirb In tbIen Gteinsn tinb
perlsa nnmgebilbst, nm cine br6utlithe
MofD ~ Frtmudsn. Uiir Otbtr nnc
Gnapfongerin bat Der graSiois Gdnn
oft zine befpnbert HeDeutuus, oismit
Der In Der BIumtnfpruht iiblittn
gfusIssuns ptnie ooer gar niht iibtrs
sinisimmi. Wsnn Der 9dufnamt Der
Nrant an cine 8lnms rriuneri. frts
Apfu. WipIa, Warearetbe, QiIIp. b1Hn
ipdblt Der dufmeriidms @rGntigani ei-
Hen ,.liebesEhmuda in 0eItaIt otfftr
9Iumf uno m5gIinfi nus Stsinen. Dlt
in ibrtr 56rbuna Der @liitbt oItinen.
WnnDerblbfh lit stn sroBsf. aus tis
riem einsiptn tlaren AHeibiii eeForns
its WeiIhsn In plntinumranbune NIT
sinem Observation-Disclosures cbtr elm
sitrIiass Eir1u6den neapoIitanifdtr
UeiIhen in pioIstttm Shmels unb
GolbFafTung, tbsifsn 5tisls Elm -eiebsss
inoten' aus 8rilIanttn 5iiommeHbdlt.
Bon Goibitrob ssflo6tens 9ouertis
i6rbden, NIT tpeiBsm atlos gsFsittert,
biIoen oie orisinslItn 9ttdIter, Tn be-
nsn Qiebenhe lore JuspsltnbIiitbtn Der
Grtorenen iiberftnben. Gsbr in WsDbe
Iinb aeeenir6rtie ala pitbts5ti1tn
Miniosurbiifisin aus Dclo nno fare
bigem G6msI3, tn certn gcloene
BIdttdtn man -unptrgebIiN Duttn
obsr eins 70 bensutfomt pbrafs fDie
I'd liebs Tih!@ eingrdpiren ldbt.
aubsn seigt bos gahEsin, oos ebtnfo
ais anh1naer tpis als 8erloaue bient,
bic perlsniuiariFt Gag. D'omout"
(2iebtspfonb). Gin nasu gsborsnbes
gcfnTfliiftl6en tpirb an fsinsr gOls
bener Rstis uniiftbor nm ben 6ols
| petraetn. Die 6ersfprm III notiirlit
unter oenqiebtsbttpeiien aus oem Ju'
! ireIi,rlobtn baufis Dtrtr.isn.
| 60 bdi man nenerbines sinsn ana
stpei id5uoIen asiftn beftbenbsnRing
ben elm 9stshen umfhlinat, an ipel'
dem sipti perEsnumrnnbti, Rnbtnenl
berstsn bdneen. Won1roI III ttni
| Der Sers6en BON sinsm luirsiasn gcl'
oensn GofCh burdfsoheu. aut etr
,i,rIiner aiilbtntr amor bdumstt gt
I.aentlih an sinsm ais 2itbespfnnl
asftsntten Ring ontr Mrmbdno. 81
ben mannieFonsn Qnbdngsrn Der fur
ssn lpie Der Langen Rett. seisut lit
Elm ooIotntr oner non perItu sebiloe
| Ter Reif, In ben Der Nome nes Ber
tobunasmcnots cber bic sJnhrestoh
in Qsrlsn ober 9rilanttn einetisb
III. guefifhen qisbespaarsR iftin
Der aberslaubs. oab man Nooell
einonber nidt Ineutsn ioll. unbesonn
an iein. DEM nidt nur Broihel
uno goIeronobsln, bsren 5orm IN
g,idaffeabeit auf bds gstnipfts 3aIi
goue hno<uten, iperben Der brnutls
| d,su 2i,bften psrebrt, fOear NIT be
osfdhrlih lauatn nioosrnsn 5uiiptt
, zen ldBt Fi& bic gritin BON sbrtI
0erlobieu besliiden. Dos ntuell
@snrs in biefem IdneI sum pruH'
stiid opomirten gebrauhsnegsnlton
in Elm in glatinbrabt unn grtnnnfs
ausesFHbrtss asropIan proPslles
pdar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31
OeHebne nab D&ston.

- am tommenoen igreitos Dsriams
melt iih Die Spear's oofpttal 5ilfss
eeIelfhaft i'm Sofpiinl In Doptpn. Gis
ne nei. Darb foll fir aiRber srOffnet
iperDen.
- Die 8eleDus aoee Der Obj Gel
IONS bolt am tommsnben Gpnntas IN
Der Bellevue Donton Gbriftian 9irhs
ibrs Memorialfeier. Rep. 6. G. 4oams
Uirb bic WtemoriaIrebe balt.n.
Der 9nrpapers ano GitiseHs
Club BON Bellepus bat fih geitsrn In
Moble's 2Dtdl permanent orgaHifirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31

Die Weiuport Office fir Sas ys'n'
einuatier @ulfsblattH befinSet Itdl 90
90. 339 gsrf Gtrafe, ssgenilser esm
Gpnrtbauie, upielblt Rtutgfeittn, An'
,.ieeu u. {. NJ. bis 10 lIbr 40 WiiHnfea
N6euSs eutaeseuaennrmrn meroen-
gtlepbon tSpnth 240f.
- siubtsglFeiTor geors auufmonn
eruannts qeiteru anbretp ebert, IT,.
unb Rpbert Raufmarn oIs aiit'tsutsn.
Inn cine nohm3 liee gsitrusrunS oesS
ieniaeu 8runb.issnthums por3unsbs
men beffen Giaenthiiu1er uitt gsless
lid bsnahrihtiet Daren, ols Ipre
Stsuern srbSbt tpuroen. Das 4ppsl'
Iutipnsueribt bat .ntf6isbsH, edb cine
no2maIiss gsfsusruns bprstno'nnsu
perben fou.
- quna Smitb srhi.It cine Ghes
Ibeiouuq bon Rssh Smtth, bsm iie i'm
Sunt 1903 in Goptnstuu dnsstraut
purbe uno Der Iis I'm Rui 1909 ohns
8runb psrIieb.
- Seuts abenb Tiuoet Die rsssImas
bios 8sriammIuRg bes arton gsans
n,rd,pr in Sanobas' 6aIle Itott. Die
geriommIuna purbs Sountos tpeesn
Der estabnfeier in Cincinnati perIeet.
- guf b.m Smmsrgriin Grisobpi
ianp oeIttrn bic ShmiiduHs Der Srd'
Der Der gsteran.H fatt. rahoem stn'
qaraoe Der o. u. R. lub Der Bet.ra'
n.n bes fpaniihsdm.ritaniiden arie'
ass bur6 bic 6auptitraBeu Der Stuoi
abaebalten lporosn mar. Gin auortet'
sroffust. bic Teier nit .2eab, 9innlF
Qiabt" unb FOlsts boun 5err W. 3
Gmerion nit bem SoIo: .Seius. aopsl
of mn SpuI". ahtb. z. 3. Replani
perIus bann .2inepln's GETTYSBURG
abreft" unb fproh Jrau R. g. Whitr
ina bic Rscitotipn: ngupsr 2hem Gpsl
NTH Beautiful Glopsrs". Brpf. Wm
u. Bed Isitet. bic muiitoIiTdeH sbeiIe
- Gin Shlei6bisb FabI $27 oul
Der @ilmort's @irtbIhaft an otr 8
unb Siab.la StraB, ssittrn Ro6mit
tag. Ter 3isb ihisn isbi CUTE aota!
tsnntniFs gu bsTissn. ais sr nisisSum
ms fans.
- Sobu austlsr Don 81. 1bpmai
puros Don pOIissidef GoDt tuege,
5ri.osnsbrubs perbafist. auedle
ioQ feline 5amtIis aus bem Suuis &c
iagt uno iis beorObt babsn.
- 2apiua RH6s, 10 SABRE oIt
| Rc. 224 Ws't 4. Strabs nobnbuft
rpuroe Don oem glutomobtl bes Or
isiihbdd an Der 4. uno Central aDenu
oetroffen, eludIihsrrpeif. aber nu
lctht perlsbt. Or. istihbad bob bi
al.ine alIf uub braht, iis uah Bur
fsmpsr's 0rDctrp. no or iie untsriuht
l.no fanb. bob fie nur Ansti6unsen al
ser S4uItern erlitten bate. e
tratte iis ipdter mad ihrsr Bohnans.
- auf ben i6ottigsn Griinbtn be
ct. Soiepbs DoiTeHhouIss fanb q
tern bus 5riiblinssfsit Der @oiisn DO
goIb Springs fintt. Gas berrIit
@stter brahts cine errb. 3nbI Doi
fenfrsunbe mad BEN stItplage IN
amiifirtsn fia Die 9bsiIn.hmer, Dan
Der umiihtis.n 2eituns bss arranss
, ments saommittees, auf oas Qllsrbeit'
Der grfOls mar in ieber Sinfiht q
, unsripdrteter.
- Sobn WilIer unb R. QeHo
tpurbsn pon benz qoIisi5ten gruus hi
gen asmeinen 8enebmens perhufte
, Serbert meDonieI nurbe ipegsn bel
! IeIben 9ergebens pDn pem GebeiHpoii
|. aiffen cYsInnh nRrhnffRf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31
Gin SSs.r battle cine Jdhe l6lihfn(. J.
Ihnsr onoeI6ciIsn. bic ober ncG bic
arnft Fan6, In ben 9du 30 fa1rtn: W

yin .SlHtI 9llIe ttHt UuH< tUAefFssIs
fdmsr onoeInciIsn. bic ober npG pic
aroft Fan6, In ben 8cu 30 fahrtn. 0s
ipurbe nun cine lsbr iharts Dud1sniins
bin In ben gou ssloHen. bic audi aod
tursfr 3sit bic nerfnbete bdhs Gus OCT
GiHinbrtsrSbrs pssJnHsbdnts htrnrs'
fdaleppte. gItih bnrnnf ifob lIt ME-
Der IN ben 9nu. Dd man an Der
sobsen iy1he fob. bob itn Jnnes I'm
gau beFdnben, friparitit mon. nie ous
berorDentlih ifdrfs 6iinoin bolD MT
BEN ssipiirgitn Sunssu btrousiOmRsIl
su Ithsn. aber bic SGasr fpcrtestn Ders
aehens; trcs Rufsns uHc Vitlttns lam
Die aiinhin nicht mtbr snm Bort@eiH.
gs blieb nIi9 nihis Mnbtres abrss.
ols au orabtn unb ben aefItl DtS8uuts
AT fud5en. Rad, tinigtr Mlihe fdnb
man ibn cucb unn nIs man iAn eHi
bsdis. stists iitb, bob Dier iungt ltosH6t
Hiinfe borin funrtn unb rcH Der Gum
bin. bic Dor anrssm ibre Juneen ptrs
loren bate nit alien Gsitr elmer Utrt.
lidtn Butter otidugt luureen. Die
0iinbin mics ientn WerIuf Der J1gsr,
I'D, Der iunstn Giidft al bemd6iigsn,
fnurrenb nnb bos Gebib sxijeHb. pb.
wlon brunie he jsbOh sIiidli6 mlt BEN
ssuHosr In bic Mobnung ihsssg3sIibeys.
no He ir elmer DfenRifdk bnuA, uns
nuit6rli6 um bic Gi6trteit ibrer
Abcptipsinbsr beiorst. Die Gtf4l6is
srfdeini iibrigens nihs 70 mertDlrbis.
iptnn man fith bsr 3aHrei6eH 6talls
dxn Neiipsege erinnert. bte NM ecn
glaturforfdrrn alltr 3eiien ilbexmiiisls
uprhen finb unb bic 0llf BE rnee te1rs
gsoht bee musisriniiini1 81 x4lszsn
ttfdtissu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31

~ Dem Gam. RoIIins bon 30. 123
Metstsr Mpenue fpurbs aeitfrH eiH Qas
den ON ilfer bes WiGmi GIufss &c.
itohlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31

VIM. H. KRUSE
TT stu aanhieui tas
Sfast-Sjatmeifer

RriurarpabI saHtftoa. ben 10. CUNT 1914.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21
MAY JOIN FEDERATION.
Western Miners Organization Has
Been Voted In.

Washington, Jan. 21.-After almost
three days of argument, the executive
council of the American Federation of
Labor decided to grant charter to
the Western Federation of Miners on
equal terms with the one held by the
United Mine Workers of America.
Charles H. Meyer, president of the
Western Federation of Miners, who
had been looking after the interests of
that organization, expressed himself in
entire accord with the terms. The
policy agreed upon now will be sub
mitted to the Western Federation of
Miners for ratification.
1t is made a provision of the issue
of the charter that members of the
machinists' locals now existing In
mining camps are not to be required
to join the Western Federation of
Miners in order to follow their trade
in the mining camp
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in the house. He said: Gosh, if get
worse, will have to call Doc He sat
down in chair beside the stove. L
was standing beside the chair with my
foot on it and my hand on the back
Telephone Scared Monroe.
He spoke of calling Doc and start
eo toward the phone. Then he says,
You go to the phone and cali Le-
rado. 1 could not get Lerado and he
said. call Langdon.' I got Langdon
and they answered, but I would not
answer for fear they would recog-
nize my voice. said: I can't get them
Frank I went back from the phone.
He was sitting in front of the stove.
I stepped back and said. I can't get
them. Frank He says, Gosh, / will
try it. and so he stepped to the phone
and pulled out my revolver and shot
much misery. I tried to shoot again,
but the gun would not work. 1 was
standing several feet back of him
when I shot. I don't know anything
about what became of the bullet. He
dropped backwards. / thought he
him and took his pocketbook, which I
threw away later. I looked in the
pocketbook and 1t had fifty cents in it
which I took. His watch key was in
the pocketbook. 1 grabbed my coats
and put them on and my cap and ran
L
aimed to, anyway.
q started on right out past the
chicken house, crawIed under the gate
and went southwest through the hedge
again. got the scratch on my face
when I went by the hedge near Flukes.
He never spoke after he was shot.
did not stay very long after I shot him.
about five minutes, long enough to
search him and go. Then l went to
Turon I went out through the hedge
the last time and took to the road. Saw
somebody at the corner in a buggy
and thought they was coming and
then struck off in an angling direc-
ton. I don't exactly know the time
got to Turon, didn't look at the
clock. I got my supper at my fathers
and monkeyed around the house
while. Went back and put the gun in
my trunk. I loaded it going home and
threw the shell away that I had fired.
Suppose 1 dropped the cartridge.
which was found under Speers body.
I'm guilty of this. have been disgrace
ed all my life and was most drove to
it BLAINE MONROE.''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21
REPUBLICAN DETECTION.
They Are Inclined to Vote for Demo-
Gratis in Colorado.

Denver, Jan. 21.-In spite of the eff
forts of the Republican leaders to pre-
vent detection in the Forthcoming
struggle for the United States senator
ship before the Colorado general as
sembly, it seems probable that Re-
publican votes will go to Democrats
should the balloting indicate the cleo
ton Of former Governor Alva Adams.
State Senator Barela, Republican, of
Las Animas county has openly de-
clared he would vote for Mayor R. w.
Speer of Denver rather than see form er
Governor Adams elected and added
that other Republicans also preferred
Mayor Speer. No arrangement for a
Democrat caucus has yet been made
and at present such action seems
rather doubtful
AS the situation now stands a dead
lock seems almost inevitable
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THEY WANT TO KNOW.
Members Seek Information
About Joint Collections.
Vote to AdOp the Resolution
Overwhelming.

The minority members of the house
won a battle Friday afternoon when
they forced the passage of the Orr res
olution to investigate the collection Of
fees under the prohibitory law by the
attorney generals Office during the past
four years. The resolution introduced
by the members from Atchison calls for
most thorough investigation Of this
matter Of fees collected under the reign
of Fred S. Jackson by a committee of
five members each from the house and
the senate appointed by the members
Of the respective houses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21
HOUSE TO HOUSE,
Rochester Woman Suffrage
Leaders to Conduct Campaign.
They Will Ask All Citizens to
Go on Record.

Rochester, N. z, Jan 21.-FoIlow-
ing the plan outlined by the leaders
OF woman suffrage in New York. the
Rochester Political Equality club, the
local suffrage organization, will con-
duct house to house canvass of the
city to ascertain the sentiment in re-
gard to woman suffrage and to stimu-
late interest in the cause
Five leaders, ninety captains and g.
corps of helpers will conduct the can
vass and distribute yellow slips on
which the signer declares his belief
that women should vote as we'll as men
and when the slips in a district show
a sufficient interest, a public meeting
will be held and a permanent organi-
zation of the district effected
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-21
TAFT APPLIES VETO.
Refuses Relief to a Dishonorably Dis
charged Naval Man.

Washington, Jan. A.-President Taft
has vetoed a bill for the relief of Clar-
ence Frederick Chairman, an enlisted
man who was dishonorably discharged
from the United States navy. President
Roosevelt had vetoed a similar bill.
President Taft is sending the bill back
said:
1.-The beneficiary named in the meas
ure was dishonorably discharged from
the naval service in pursuance of the
sentence of a general court martial for
refusing to obey the order of a petty
officer and for assaulting and striking
him.
ITO approve the bill would be to null
lily the value and high character of an
honorable discharge"