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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

Die beiEtige SonneipitliteriHB be
9iiutt nn gtadpmittog / llbr 40
Nhtute4t; iic miro 3elltral eind Stlrt
DC fpater, elloet oils 3elltrnle 6 llbr
8 Nbin lnpo citbet poaeitbS au 80
apriI 7 llbr 5 Diin. Der Nioapb.
i1atten irnu1t ieiaren Iseg BON Der
SitfiiIte gliritrafiats bis sur @eitfii'
Ite 9(merifas. Ger BToio, aitf Sem
oie Sil6teratis ais totaIe beobadtet
fpenoear fam, lit eilt perb1ItnisiudBig
idntoler StreiTeil, Der iif bonn Selt'
Gano gluitroliens iiber one Santoa.
SStieIn bis sur SiiItc BON Olerico
biilBiebt. SSlr alien Stontclr NorS.
aneritas bis gum 60. Srno n6r6lidp'
er 8reite tanii iic als PARTICLE SIR
itcrnib beobadtct iperOen. Sier in
Sermanit, miro oie 6initerriB etluo
so @ti1.iltep iidEbar lein. Sic
ipirnllt fyier lpddnnitta9s 5:32 llbr
tbren glrrfmia unb 0airert Bis 6:2s
1br IenOs,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Sirit Greef.

Gbas. gfnegelin, bon Colombo,
lit sur 3eit bier beim 9r1iSer Gu
itap stacgeIin meldDer ihlirnm fronf
lit, 5u 9ciud,.
Gle Sirit Greet Gaide in
WeIfer @. g. 9irtel 2ebrer lit,
tpiro nln Snmstag oen 6. Wsai
S6llBfier bolte1p 5ll welder ber5,
lid) eingelnbep aIt.
Geo. 9rirnS bcfiiroet itd) lei.
Der altf ser aranfaldiitc. Soifert.
lid iuirb's balb heiicr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
(SonOernenr Sablsp bat iidJ &C

ipei9ert, ole BON Staatslefret1r
Rcad lnto 8eipemlnrapalt Major
mlsgearbcitete gie,t4@intbeilllna Der
Senuts 9iitrifte, slt lnlter5eidplerl, %
er oieiel6e OILS Elm lll9ered)teS llno
Sen glniorbeurBen ogr Contribution
Itidlt etipredyelpoes parteiii6es
@atwerf erfl1h. Sails ons Sber-
geridt berieIbem glniidt lit. iuil Ger
@olrpermelr oieie gaeit,giinbeiliulq
oltrdl bas Snitiatipe- into &eieneil-
Sur1+&rfabreip errrideibelt laiicn lpiC
COS 8eies boriieBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Bermann, ablo., grettue, ben ss. April, 1911
@Gt. eterlina.

,S. ,St'aapcrtoetter reiite aln
is. slpril uafl Ct. 9olsiS no er i'm
9iurhesaertht oIS 8Gidnporener por-
gelaoen mar,
GonnerStog, Ben 20. stpril
murocn Serr S. @. @ieSimbagen
iin0 5rl. @briitiim 9uidnlo1ml in
ole @be eimgeieslpct. gie Sodbrits-
feier pur0e i'm 6eim Der 8ralltcl-
tern, Serr rnS 6rnu Smtcn 8uid,
monH gcfeiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
StonpG:ll.

9lnl 90. 9lpril Qab's bicr slirf.
regiulg. Dos %. &. q. 2ogenge-
bditoe bralrite gang nieber.
Gla, oas G06terden ser Gbe.
leute Ssin. 5lottinum itarb am II.
NprH iHrb pnr0e am 19 inn @p.
Srieobofe beeroigt.
Sic goenff Berger Somer
Seiierperiiderlnrgs @eieGid)nft bielt
ON Siternoiltag Sabre$periamnt.
lung nb iuro erp1blte 9eonfte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

be9Ieitetc anl 9ieriStas ieine God.
tcr Sri. gsopa airf Der &eiie rod
Ct 2oitis.
Die olte 5ra,p Sdueffer iit
iflimn franf.
@m. Enbmeper bat ieine
9rotterbnnolung bobier perfalrft.
8reb Soelle tpar Montag ill
Sernlann.
6reb Slnl6er1tpeper llllN Sri.
8ertba Iobmcper BON Gbnanois ipa'
rem Sorn,tng bier 81 8eIild.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Die in gnrlimatpn, SOlua, cridlei.

Sic in Burlington, Suiua, cridei.
nerlDe ySolfSfreilno-S ribiilpe" l)dlt
ore 8ieNernonrination Saft'S ooer
oaltn feline @rtpabl,ing fiir aitsgc
idIuiien lltto iiebt in RooIepeli oen
tolnmeltSen Niann, inoem iie
ihretbt: M8enn ii6 bis sum llld)-
iten Ratiolpal GoalDeatt berallSiteIlt,
Sab Gbeobpr &ooiepelt rod lpie Dor
Der Siebling Der Iaiiem iit, Darn
miro er luieoer iporninirt menoen.
uno iperm lr auie6er iromiltiert iuino,
broltder iifJ Ole Genpfraten feline
Wiitbe 5u geben. 9elnl Darn miro
ser @egeltforOi6at nod feil@ 5ipar.
sig Tro5ent bcS Gaianrnltrotlhns he-
font1llela.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Sienstnn Srn 8. Mai 1911.

bon 8 ll6r &orlnittoqs bis - llbr
MatagS. Silm 3lred ser GriuGglluw
ben lieben Sireftorcn fiir Dos fom.
mel:H, Sobr. SGnmtIiGe 9lftielt-
beiiBer wcrbcn bierlnit irelrnolidit
crilldt, cntipeoer pcrionlid, ober
Onrd Stellpcrtreter iid am Scr @nbl
5lt bcti,pifieen.
q. 9. @alfcr, Scfr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Glenbs6nrn.

9lm ssreitog feierte oie @leltos-
burg Sdule Sdlub. Der 2ebrer
Gbos. q. 9rurns bate en- i60neS
Nroanaltm porbereitet. Gs lporcrt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

slI6ert Q. &romer DOR Mfilmaittee,
Ser Girigent hes 9ei,fid>en Clubs
BON GlepelanS, Serr SirliuS 2angc
pom 8ltffallo, @err &on 9ief59 bon
Chicago inth Serr Serlnalut 3eib
BON Wdllpallfec ais &erCinSbirigcn-
ten fiuugieren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Die 0eutl6en I'M 8irgerfriege.

Die ciamta6l rrr Strcte hbcrraatc S Der InseGram
Screr 0ationcn &iclcS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
aannpfem fiir cole Sadie.

Die SbatIa6e. onB es ii1 bel Dem
beuoritcberbet ariege INN Sie Ser
fedjtirr9 eincs SSbeals baitbelte, Inn
hie 9ilr6fiIbrintg freibeitlider Grin.
5ipien lul GIie Sobne bes Solfs ser
Didter amo 9enfer oa5lt beraMabt,
ii6 5u Saltienben gum ernften @af.
fenGalg1 3ii nreloGr @enianin s(n.
tbrop @onlo slftltar Der gnness.
SmlititsfrnnniIiion Der allT @run6
Ger nnltfdden Sabellen., bie iolpobl
iin 9ulp0csfapitol fpic olM iir cen
Hpilr5el!seip Staatstapitplen ulribc-
pabrt ipnr0erg ieiner5cit einc gctaue
isatiitildF Gnbelle 6erniIs9e9G6en BAT,
nentt Oie 3abl 176,St7 oils Milrs
ooit5obl Der beuthen Streiter. 9llio
ielRr Solbotelr, Die iib bireft als
0elltife 9e5eidneten. 9aln giebt
@olllb Ndl6It 5lt OuB 6ieie 3ubl tel.
resdpcgs 5l bod, iolrhern cher 5u
nieOrig goarifien iit Oelu llilter ic.
ren Solooten, Oie iid) als eingeboren
slmerifaner mlsgobeil, oiuftep 3ipei.
feIlos ~elpcb iebr oieIe 0eitide ge1pe-
len ieilb ebeltIo auG S0blue illpG Gal-
fel BON Seirtider. 6erner beridtet
@oul6 ilo6 pplp etipa $4,000 &pln.
bottantem 0epen gtatiortnlit6t i1id)t
rafapeisbnr ipar, Don oeuen o6er
ebenfolGS elm GROCER Sbeil beutld,er
gGbltnnt1llug geipeieat feim 6iirftc.
3o!heL oie pidt liigelt.
I'm bier Gin lmgef0bres 9ilo bas
ron 5il gGbeit, lpie itarf bas Ncittldc
Glcmert i'm @cpgleide 5lt Sem elm.
gcboreilen ober 6em eiugemarrNerten
irlGatoiid,et @lenrihe in ben &eiben
ser G1upfer pertrete1l mar, 0iente
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

IS lit jett ein balbes Sollubiulbcrt
bcr boB ole 9toroItanten Der Union
gegen Ole SiiSitaaten tSront ma6ten
lpto lire Mnnltelt ms sSelo iototen,
bamtt Dieielbem nit Der 8offe IN
,eer 0atb fin Hedyf ulIo geaem I'm
redt fdntpfen iollten Gs iparer
bartc, idapere SSabre, Orii6eiro filr
6ap 8iirger oes 2aRbes, Dem nlrt
Str6lnem Don 8lut enoli6 5lt eiren
6rIeoen berbplfep ipltr0e, Der erfreits
lihenreiie elm boierlloer blieb rrlro
ipGter oie i66nlteiu 6riidte trilg.
@pn Den bonlnligen Streiterau iinS
perbdltrtibnlGbig nur nody apelpbge
nu 2eber. Sic iuiiien Diel SsSllte.
rsiialtes 5u erSGblclb imo oas, mas
iie nidt miiielb mas iie ptelleidi per-
seiiet ooer mas itd iiberboupt ibrer
&enntniB ert5og, bas lit hofiueltta.
rdidD ser 9ta6apelt iiberliefert.
9eltti6e Su Saltlenoen in Der Sront.
gSas irlts 9etide beute an metiten
il,tereIiit, lit natiilid Die Sage, mie
piele luuierer teiltoliidem Stantlnes-
geltoifen bemp eigentlid) in Den &ei-
ben ser gtorbarmee geftmi0en 6aben,
iupo Ha nnlB man oen 5l,r Gbre. Ser
9eiiti6en fonltatirelr onB Tie init ill:'
fer oeap Gritep 1uapen Sie iidl fir
0en &rieg arnlelbetert ia in pro5elt-
t,,aler Siniid)f italpoer lie ipeit iiber
allen unbern giationalititen, ole eirr.
geboreiten Imeritaner 1lidt altsge.
idloIIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Gcr Smfer.srmlt hat ben Yrcis

mir iehe 8oaren erbobt. sSSn Dem
tpahiben Sa9ell tpephen ole Gerbrau.
der Sapon &enntris erbalten. slls
8nur0 lpirS alpgegeben. SaB SiobSud-
er tfeurcr 9eipor6en lit. 8obsllder
foitef $3.4S pro 100 Efimo. Sir
bcp raffiniertcn 3ufer forNert Der
Srult $5.1l Gieiell ilnterldie5 ~.
ST .66 foubert Der Srlrt Safiir, Dab
er ben 3ltder rafiilniert. Cine iol.
Dr. Gupreiiung lit mir moglid, neil
ein Grtra5oG auf roffirierten 3alder
gelegt miro, ,~lpeld)cr Der &egieritl1g
nidt eipcn Srofit pon Wtillionen
Iifert. @s hit bof oie bO6ite 3eit,
ooB 0icIc mitteIlt bes 3olles betrie-
benz Grprefiiing oltFb6rt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

Die Gcgislatur upn MaiiadnIrtts
fat ein 8disb dn9eronrmc1E oas
GerionetL 6ie iirfolge Der llcber-
tretln,g eilleS @inbaltsbefebls Der
9tiBadtlrmg 0rs @eridyts ullQeflo9t
fins, einen Surp-EroaeB geDdbrt.
9us iit entidiercp beredtigt 0enn
lnhar joem gaIcrap1rtigen Serfab-
nclr lit Scr Hifder glrrfloger, Ser.
folger llrto Strofridlter i'm erlper
EerIon. gr erlaBt Oelp gilthaltsbe-
ieDl, or eittifeibet, pb eine lie.
bcrtret,lng 6es 9efebls uorlie9t, er
erGebt cine anfluge, perbort 0et
glngeflogten, ipridf i'm fdla0tg
l,mo beltrnit ibn. 8ob Gin 10 ourd)-
'uts eiitiettiges &erFabrpn 0cn lno-
1erlpen Gtetttsolucbaiune nid,t npcbr
entiprift, liegt fIar arF Der Satrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

Die regelnt1Bige, iGbrtbbe Ser
ianunlintg ser 9I'ftiealbeiiter Der
Teoples 9anf BON Serrnaitil, NO.
inset itoJt in Ser Siiice ser 9alrf,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

Die 2orinpcr 9eited,ungsgajd)idc
irill i,ift 5,r <,e fnitnlel uno cs
lit gar 81 Ieidt ntoglids bab Der
ncue Seret eo3 tbltn miro. mas
Ser porige 3u tbun iit] lpei8erte,
lr1nlitJ Gen "ebrenhpcrtbcnn Serrn
Sorimer als iduIbig Slr erflGreil
lmb aus Den oDeiIigrli Sallen" oeS
&apitpls bepaus5uifJneiBen. Gin
9titpag sur @ieoererofiniipg Der
lliterNlfiuug liegt bereits, BON Ell.
pem repitblifalliIffn Gollegen ge.
itellt, Dor. 2orimer bate, lrenn er
fling ltnb ipeiie gslpeicu mare, NIT icS
lper burd, belr lcbtep Seipdt crfolg-
ten 9feirnunidnlng Ieinr irciipilli-
ge Heiigpation eittidIfer iollc1l, Ole
Sod, piclleidyt ictt nod lutfreiauiIlig
fnnlnelt rulB. lltnimnebr, Oo fein
Ntenih an feirc ll1lihlAo glalt6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
Bic "Gbicaaocr 9lr6. 3ts.y idlrci6

Die "Gbicaaocr 9lrb. 3tgw idlrcibt
Spl,tc fabt oie io5ioliiffi6e getpc.
gilng I,ib inter Oen tter qeOore1pen
2eitten irto bomit entlrifelt iie iidl,
Inn elm hefolurtcs Sd]lnglport 5t Be'
brnuhens .snr nntionnlen 9are9arna
iaG6 ais iolde aptno iie aitd IN ore.
Tctn 9dlrSc itlthrtSeritGflitis luerScr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28
0ptis!

eSSabrli1e 8enionnnlinrg Der 9[f.
tieTbeiiser ser
SepOlcS Sanf bun S1ermauu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-04-28

IS lit ebt Gin bobey subrbnnScrt oc olgrloc Gabcle
The evening world., 1911-02-08
WIFE HEADED SEVEN
IN RAID UPON "JUN0.'
Mrs. ManoliadeS Declares Husband
Found Statuesque Affinity
During HONEYMOON.

Mrs. II. Uranie Manoliades, niece Of
NJ. Melechrino. a tobacco manufac-
turer. with whom she lives at No. s
West Twenty-ninth street. Brooklyn,
testified before Justice Mccall in the
Supreme Court, to-day against her
husband, Nicholas. whom she is suing
for a divorce.
Details of a raid On a Clifton place
hotel. in which the wife and seven OF
her rela tives discovered her husband in
company with his Juno" the wife as
serts. were told on the witness stand
by Jerome G. Baum. a private detec-
tive.
Manoliades and Juno were arrested
following the raid n afterward re
leased. The wife asserts that her hus-
band sought the company Of his Juno
a few months after their marriage in
December, 1905. Juno" Is "A chestnut
haired girl. who Is aid to resemble
the statues of The Grecian goddess.
Justice Mccall reserved decision.
The evening world., 1911-02-08
JUSTICE SMILES
At PICTURES Of
Grill TIGHTS
Second Trial of Suits of Actor
and Wife for Breach of
Contract Begun.

A second trial of the suit brought by
Charles =. Morrison. an actor. and his
actress wife, Henrietta Lee. against
Hurtig & Seannon. for breach of con-
tract growing out OF Miss Lees re-
fusal to wear tights on the stage, was
begun to-day before Justice Goff and a
jury IN the Supreme Court.
Morrison and his wife were engaged
by Hurtig e. Seanon for the season Of
1866, to appear In Me. Him and l."
and other musical productions. a. q
salary of 500 each a week.
AS soon Is Hurtig & Seamon directed
Miss Lee TO ear tights there was
trouble. She claimed tho contract did
not call for that sort OF thing. and fatty
refused to comply with the order. Then
both she and her husband were dis
charged.
a jury awarded the actor and actress
a verdict for Si.S22 damages against the
theatrical Arm The Appellate Division
upheld the verdict. but the Court Of
Appeals reversed 1t and ordered n new
triad.
The record In the case contains cuts
Of various stage costumes. suoh as the
one In dispute. and when Justice Goff
saw them this morning he smiled
broadly. Morrison and his wife were
on hand early to explain their side OF
the case.
The evening world., 1911-02-08
We Arrested

we Arrested
the progress of "over-the-coun-
ter" eyeglass methods fifteen
years ago when We first intro
duced Harris Eyeglass Ser
vice-the service that guarantees
you dependable, lasting eyeglass
satisfaction.
Harris EyeglaSs Service in
cludeS an examination of the
eyes with scientific apparatus by
an experienced Oculist-regis-
tered Physician-and the careful
adjustment of the mounting by
a skilled Optician.
Harris Glasses cost $500 or
more, depending on the character
of the lenses and the quality Of
the mounting.
The evening world., 1911-02-08
EXHUME BODIES
Of TW|GG AND
GRACE ELOSSER
Prosecutor Goes to the Grave
in New Search for Poison
in Maryland Mystery.

CUMBERLAND. Md, Fob. S. now
sensation was sprung In the Twlgg-
Elosser poison mystery to-day whom, in
a signed statement. states Attorney
Rcbb said mat the bodies Of Grace
CLOSER and Charles 4. TwIgg h1o been
secretly exhumcd. The body OF tho cir.
was dlsInterred In tho Cumberland Gem.
etery Sunday night and that OF Twlyg
at Kcyser, W. Va, last night, accord.
ing to the statement.
Portions Of both bodies were sent 10
Baltimore and Philadelphia for eSami.
nation 60 determine che correctness o.
the original theory that the deaths were
caused by cyanide poisoning.
1t was limited about the States Attor.
NEVIS office to-day that arrests are i'm
pending.
The evening world., 1911-02-08
Husband of Former Singer Not
Impressed by Tale of Oily
Wealth.
SAILS on THELUSlTANlA.
Retired Steel Magnate Denies
Story Of Schwab Merger
While Saying Good-by.

Mrs. william Ellis Corey. sailing for
F. ance to-day on tho Lusitania OF the
Cunard llnc. expressed the opiniof hat
she would soon come into a million in
her own right By reason OF her fathers
Investments in the oil nelds at Bakers
=, Cal. Mr.. Corey. who has made
:. lions in steel. and who was at the
pier to see his wife off discounted tho
chances OF getting any oily accretlon
10 the Corey estate. Mrs. Corey. after
her liege lord had departed. intimated
that no was jealous uf any fortune
that might come to her except tDrougn
him.
The Lusitania went away with a first
cabin list OF go. almost a spring quota
OF seagoers. and the pier was un-
usually gay and lively shortly before
Q o'clock. when the big vessel turned
out into the river.
The Coreys came down late. Mrs.
Corey said that she was hurrying over
TO France TO get their chateau ready
for a years occupancy. Her husband.
she said. would sail March 4. and that
The evening world., 1911-02-08
R0bbER IS CAUGHT
AFTER H0LDUP IN
A GROCERY STORE
Smashed Clerk Over Head
With Iron Bar and Fled
With S14l.

Thomas Mccarthy, twenty-three years
solve the high cost OF living problem
this afternoon by robbing the till OF one
OF James Buffers grocery stores at No.
90l5 Madison avenue. AS a preliminary
to the robbery Mccarthy shocked Will
lam Mulroy. the clerk in charge, on the
head with an iron bar. AZ the clerk
fell to the foor Mccarthy seized Sal and
ran.
A Few minutes later the thief was cap
tured BY two detectives. taken TO the
East One Hundred and Twenty-aXth
street station and sl2l OF the booty re-
covered. 1t is SUPPOSED he dropped tho
other $50 during his flight.
Mccarthy old the police that he lived
AZ the Paris Hotel. Third avenue and
one Hundred and Twenty-second street.
He said that he had been out OF employ
ment for some time. He selected a
time for the robbery when only one
clerk was In the store. A score OF per-
SOM were passing the place and might
easily have seen the holdup.
Can YOU give me change for So
asked the man as he approached the
clerk.
II don't know" replied Mulroy.
Loo kand see." urged Mccarthy.
The moment the clerks back was
turned to tho cast register Mccarthy
sna shed him on the head with a heavy
iron bar. Mulroy went down for the
full count. Then Mccarthy helped HIM
self to the money and fled. In a
moment Mulroy recovered and started
In pursuit, calling to passers to aid him,
Two men Joined in the chase and KEEP,
after the fugitive until they landed
him at Park avenue and One Hundred
and Twenty-seventh street. Then De-
tectives Brennan and Curtayne took the
prisoner to the station. lie denied that
he had committed the crime.
In the store the policemen found the
iron bar with which the clerk had been
hit. II was wrapped in a piece of cloth
n wac such a formidable Weapon that
the police wondered at tho escape OF
the clerk from death.
The evening world., 1911-02-08
Girls Athletic League
Formed TO Foster Exer-
else for Thousands of
Misses Who Haze NeUer
Been Seven k From
Home and Don't KnoW
HoW to Play.
BY NixoIa Gyecley-Smhh.

~ 'A'f '
physical superior
'ty Of the American
~ o ~ an, tchtch
seems 10 be cOn-
conceded very gen.
orally, is due Ia n
Drcdl measure 10
her training ~ dth-
letiCs.
Country life
presents equal op-
%portunities for out
door exercise To
rich and poor, but
I'LL =
The evening world., 1911-02-08
CUSTOMS MEN LOSE JOBS
ON SUGAR FRAUD CHARGES.
Two Inspectors and Two WeigherS
Dismissed on Loeb's Rec
ommendation.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-The removal
Of four employees of the New York
Customs House. who were charged
with being implicated IN the sugar
frauds, vas to-day approved by the
Treasury Department. The men dis
charged are Franklin T.. Davis and
Malcolm 8. AIyer, inspectors. and Mar
tln Sklaiz n William ] Walsh. as
sistant weighers. Collector Loeb recon-
mended their dismissal.
The charges against tho men are said
to be contained In the minutes OF the
Grand Jury which Investigated the
frauds. The department decided. how
ever. that there was not sufficient evi-
dence for a prosecution.
The evening world., 1911-02-08

while they contemplated residing
abroad for some time. they a no
idea of giving UP America as their
home.
No Corey-Se. pab Alliance.
When Mr.. Corey was asked o
the published report that he intended
TO enter into extensive foreign ventures
with Charles NJ. Schwab he said:
You can state positively hat 1 will
not enter into active business in the
near future
Then the Coreys talked oil. They were
asked about the story that Mrs. Corey's
father had made q lucky strike In the
Bakersfield region and that fortune. was
about to smile a twin smile upon the
household. Mr.. Corey leaped into the
conversations breach:
There Is one chance in n hundred
that there is anything there" he said.
There may be-" interjected Mrs. Co.
rey, with q wise wagging of her pretty
head.
There Ia one chance in a million"
rejoined Mr.. Corey. raising the odds TO
a liberal figure.
Mrs. Corey Confident.
Then he bade his wife good-by and
went away Mr.. Corey detests photo
graphs. While ne Is around the pho
tographers have no bed OF roses. When
he went ava Mrs. Corey obligingly
climbed to the deck and posed for the
shutter men. As she watched the CAM
era work she said:
You can state for me that 1t 10 q
fact that this oil has been found in
California. If l come into n million
from the oil wells Mr.. Corey will be
jealous OF my fortune. Oh. no. she
went on. I'VE have not deserted Amer
lea. We will be back again next year.
She added that she had no intention
of returning TO the stage, but that she
maintained a lively interest In stage
affairs.
Frederick c. Whitney, who own5 the
"Chocolatc Soldier" and who will open
the Strand Theatre in London, which
lie has purchased and changed to the
Whitney Theatre. was also IA passeh-
ger. lie win open his new theatre
with Baron Trenck." an opera Nv
Whitney said hat the Chocolate Sol
dier" was sold out up TO next Septem-
Der. when occurs the anniversary oil
3ts coming to London.
Wedding Guests Depart.
capt. Edward Lumb anG Col. Georg,
l.. Wilkinson, British Army, who cam,
over for the Decies-Gould Wedding. re
turned by the Lusitanla. Col, Wllk!n
son denied that any OF the weddini
guests stood upon the church seats dur
INK the ceremony.
T.c Marquis OF Salisbury, tn
Nirrrhioncss, Lady Beatrice Cecil anC
Lady Mary CCy!l went home after 4;
Nst 20 Earl Grey at tho Canadian
c|lIital. .
Mrs. William II. Guard and Miss NJ. i
l,,rpu went abroad for a short trip.
/,nltcllo, who was one OF Osca
JIammerstcln's leading tCnors, and VIII,
stiil Ias a suit PENDING against tn,
former muster or Manhattan ope+a
sail.I with mis- N.te,
The evening world., 1911-02-08
hat Athletics DO for Schoolgirls
In Bringing Them Health and Beauty

Experience Has ShoWn
That the Same Games
Are Not. Beneficial to
Boys and Girls Alike in
the Public Schools, Says
Mrs. James Speyer.
The evening world., 1911-02-08

Morgan Arrives In Naples.
NAPLES, Feb. Sd. +. Morgan ar
rived here to-day on the White Star
liner Celtic.
The evening world., 1911-02-08
WESTERN UNION
BAFFLESG GREED
Of LOAN SHARKS
Telegraphers Who Need
Money Can Get Advance
Without Paying Interest.

Pressed by the growing rapaci;y OF
loan sharks. tho Western Union Tele-
graph Company has taken action TO
protect Its employees. The managers
nave issued notice that operators Of re-
liable record IN need OF money above
their salaries will be allowed to draw
advances, to be repaid on easy terms
without, interest.
TIT telegraph operator has long been
a mark for the professional loan shark.
The work OF transmitting and receiv-
ing messages by wire IN important Of
Zee. requires q considerable degree Of
mentality and eats up a lot OF nervous
force. II is n Job attractive to men "
a temperamental nature, and such men
are generally lacking In ability TO con.
serve their own money.
Sharks Clutch Never Broken.
For many years the big telegraph
Office have been flooded with the ad-
v~ertisements OF money lenders. and
operators have been approached 10y
runners for the loan sharks. In a
great majority OF cases once an oper-
ator gets into the clutches OF the loan
octopus he never gets out.
Since the passage by the Legislature
of u law permitting tho garnishment
OF tho wages OF a salaried employee
for debt tho Western Union has been
bothered by garnishment proceedings.
Many good operators nave been CONF
PEELED TO forsake their positions and
move to other cities to avoi obliga-
tons impossible OF fulnlment.
Can Draw Months Pay.
Hereafter any operator In good stand
ing with the company, finding himself
In need OF money, may make application
for advance OF y months salary. Toe
money will be paid TO him NJ once II his
record warrants II. lie VIII be permitted
10 repay the loan In instruments or ten
per cent. per month. For example. II
his advance il SIS. he nay repay II o.
the rate OF $3.50 a month FOR ten months
the $3.50 TO lie deducted from his current
monthly salary.
This new rule Will put a big crimp 10
the loan shark business with operators,
The object OF the company Is to assist
honest employees in actual need oi
money. Those whose records arc NOD
good viii keep on dealing with the loar
sharks. but the sharks VIII have u hard
time collecting from sue men because
the company will take drastic actor
against employees who are subjected tc
|, ~garnishment proceedings hereafter.
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