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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
NIGH. HEINEN, Local Agent.
Telephone 1871. St. Cloud, MINI.

sur te ni9t ltiai6meigen0 ote 8ebano=
lung blnnebmen mas batte tie 6enn
perbroden> mas periduloet? gr mar
f%reimtQig? Sin 8ater sic @ano int
Spiele gebabt? Mber nein, er batte
mieoerbolt periibert, 6aB er @gon
Sallmpl nidt gefannt, i'm ME porber
geieben, un0 0aB 5iei er ieoen Bfennig
Mitgift obgelebnt bobe. @era5e 6ass
lebtere mar es, mas 2in0iS unmiu=
fiirli6 b%emun0ert, pas ibr neuen
Mutb eingefloBt> SEN 5@ritt ms I'm
befannte getrolt inns obne @ioeriprud,
81 magen. Gos Cole fiibrte ia nod =
INNER gum @uten,. gemiB, es lag an
elmer Nufflarung = aber no - mo-
lag oiel e? ltno mar es an ibr, sem
unerfabrenen, meltfremoe n Mdohen,
oielelbe berbet5ufibren?
Dit tiefem Seuf5er entleoigte lie
iih ibrer ltmbilungen uno betradtete
eingebeno oas maBig groBe 3immer,
oas ibr ein5ig CUR &%erfiigung itanO.
Sn elmer @de maren eine Menge &of=
fer, sic SEN &arii er Stempel 5eigter. !.
a%ufgeitapelt, lie idienen unberiibrt gu .
fem; sic Sdra1tfe un0 &ommooen, Sic
na9 alt0eutiher Dirt an SEN @an0en
itanoen, entbielten lire &leioer uno
@ai9e III ial1berer Sronung,
Margaretens fleiBige San0 bielt auf
aIes.
Cine binige, ungemein einfade
3immeraus1tattung! 2inois bate lie
BETTER pno geidmaGpoler i'm grauen
Snuie gebabt, 6o@ .fein 8ort oapon-
fam iiber fire 2ippen, als Margarcte
nit finiteren 8liden unb In menig
oepoter @altung tam, tint na@ ben
@iiniden ser Game" gu fragen.
v0ie Suden ii11o aae an Srt uto',,,
Steue, belieben Sic %gefalligit nad5u= \
ieben. Sic ba," Margarete 5eigte ge=
ringibGbeno auf Sic %rieiigen &iiten in
Ser gde, riino aus Earis uno ent=
balten obne 3mettel groBe So1lette11,
gna0igite 6rau @rdfin CAB oesDalb
@e Jung, oteielben nidt al%1S5upaden,
neil Sic iid ibrer idhperlid beoienen
miirben." Nuf 2in0is per1punoerten
8lif ergdn5te tie nit biiiigem 9faf~
orud: ~@ir geben namli@ feline @e= (
ieui9aften."
ssn Ser Slide blieb sic Mlte mic
a%ngeoonnert iteten uno itemmte beioe
Mrme auf sic Siiften. n@ott I'M Stint
mel" iagte iie ST. Irit, bin id err
idroden; 6as lit ia sic leibbaftige @ra-
fin glie nit sen funfelnoen idmar5en
Mugen uno Ser 3igeunerbaut! Durd-
li9tig i6lanf un5 nit bem iiib bitten=
sen 8lid. ., i9 femme oas! sic bat
tie Sen armen @rafen Mitolalts in emf.
gen 8on11 getban. Nber miern Gro
fen per5aubert lie niht, ser tit gefeit,
libt bod feline perblaliene 8raut oa= ;
beim uno jammert 5um &er5breden.
uno mie iiebt er aus? @ie Elm Sdat=
ten! 5rib, 6rit, oas giebt Elm rngliid.
Die idapar5en Srauen baben sen &au-
ppls allenal nngliid gebradt. 9n 1T
sSsobit bon &allmpl NIT ieiner piel<
lieben gbefrau Sutta, Sic Sen @runo-
itein gelegt gu 0em groBen @erm0..
gen, oas sic @almpls beieiien, aber I
iie batte Sen @eIoteufel, .@ott lei BEL
uns, i6 iprede sic 8abrbeit. @raf
SEQ fat mir ielbit einmal Die alte
@bronif 6es @6loiies norgeleien! sic
{ei i9mar3 gemeien bon &ngeii6t uno
ionoer Sd0nbeit, aber Elm eigner @ei3
babe eeleget1 in ibren 3ugen uno gr-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-18
(G%ortietmng.)

Gin falter ounfler Sanuarabeni
}enfte iiub auf 49,: b%ernieoer. 81
s6nee floden mirbelten in touem Sa
gen sur groe, auf ser cine bart gefro
rene gisfruite bel ieoem S6ritte III
beimlid fni1terte. Ser 5turm belllt'
uno route 1lm Sic 5traBeneden uni
peribeudte Sic &aiianten, Ste obl1ebt1
nur in belhrGnfter 3abl pertreten mo-
rem.
Dit acknowledgement Manteltra
gen lbritt @raf ggon @allmpl III Sen
5iegelgepflaitertcn @orraum elmer flei
nen Yfarrfirde ser @oritaot auf mi
ab. gr ging NIT meiten S4rttten be
reits cine geraume @eile, als plot
lit cine 5tpeite einiame @eitalt in oen
1anfel ouftaudte uno ii6 Ser Stride
ndberte.
Iie @ittertbiir fiel ms 5dloB> Sci
Jremoe ldiittelte Sen Sdnee BON Ser
Jiibel1, flappte Sen S4irm ST UNI
mollte eben in ous Sl1nere Ser STRIDE
perlhminoett, aus ser our6 Sic ange-
legte Sbir id>pa9er &%er5englan5
ld,ilnmerte.
u@utbeim!"
uYaroon id) batte Sic gar nidt BE-
merit, @err @auptman1." Ser Mn=
gerufene iprah lebbaft uno lduttelte
oerb sic @ano oes @raf Ell.
uMeine Mutter bat Sic 81 ser &ei=
lie perunlaBt, niht mabr?"
u9Sein, sic gndoigite @rafin metB
nidt oorl1m; 1ur in o., po
id Sbre ne>1e @obnung einri@tete>
meilte i6 al1f ibren 8unl6 - meme
56mel tier Tran5isfa Bat MIDI aber"-
Ser iunge Sefonom itodte in GROCER
8erlegenbett.
uMeiner @ermdblung bei5umobnen,
it's nibt io?" preBte @aumpl nit an=
ltrengung berpor uno fubr nit ser
Sano iiber sic Stirn, auf Ser falte
Iropfen ltan6en. u@utbeim> ib oan=
fe Sbnen, oaB Sic gefommen, es lit
mir in 81 elem Nugentlid Elm gerpiier
Croft, Sic in meiner Mahe gu milien."
Sn itl,mmem Mitgefiibl 0ridte
@utbeim Sic @a1o oes @rafen, Die er
unmiufurltb f%eltgebalten.
Sic lino Ser ein5ige &ertraute
meine5 Saul es, periebte Sallmpl NIT
oem M1sorltd ber3li6iten 3anfeS.
Sd bin einige 3eit auf &eiien ge=
uelen, mie Sic miiien, id mollte meine
Mutter nidt mie0er ipreden, bis =
aaes poriiber lit. Sic fennen ibre1
Sdmer5. = SIT g%ugenie, 5ranle1n
BON 8ietingboff, BEL ibr?"
mSa, .iie fom balls na6 oem Sooe
ser @er5ogin un0 gebt Ser 6rau @ra-
fin tapfer CUR @ar10, Ste 9omen baben
belonoere Nlane gemadt, Sic :>miiie1t
ood, SEER @auptmann?"
sd meiB, 0aB iie mid aus Den
Soften l0len moaen> Sic t6 bente ar-
ldmieoen laiie, tie baben erlon11en,
mas treue 2iebe MIR erlinnen fann.
ST es lie gelingen miro? SIT BON Geo
Nahriht %gefommen?"
God, fir Sic iomobl mie fir Die
@rafin=Mutter lino l6ngere Sdreiben
eingelaufen; ser @err @raf lit glid-
li6 in Mmerifa %gelanoet, fat aber fei-
ne a%nnGberno anitanoige 8el6aftt<
gung erbalten fonnen, er fat 0esbalb
6en 8ediel, SEN Sic fir i6n oepo=
inert, erboben uno lit nn6 &altf ornler
meiter gereiit.
vuno ionit"? frogte Ser @raf ru<
fig, aber tnnerli9 tief bemegt.
v@rof SEQ lit lebr nieoergeidlage=
ner 5timmu1rg, er bittet 0ringeno Inn
MuflbluB uno Mabriht uber Sen Ser
larf Ser 3inge."
Gas fnarrenoe @erdui6 zines &ut-
ldenmogens, ser Dor 0as Eortal an=
fltbr, lieB @raf @gon leidt 5uiammen-
ldreden, cine iGbe 8ldlie breitete itd
uber lein Mntlib.
Sem @ogen entltiegen = ser @n<
6erer uno feline 1odter, lettere in
c~n.. Gu.:Ho~ az =, s;nrtfpn INFO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
EARNINGS OF U. S. STEEL
Quarterly Statement Is Quite Up TO
Expectations.

expectations.
New York. July 25.-,The quarterly
statement of the United States Steel
Corporation for the three months end
ing June 80 last. issued to-day. gives
earnings for that period of s2s,loS,5 $50
and net earnings OF s2l.s3s.S4o. These
figures compare with s23,5ls,203 and
S2c.oOl.Si1 net for the previous quar-
ter, and si0,110.e50 and $33,SSO,755 net
Tor the corresponding quarter of 1910. ,
The statement as whole was quite
up TO the expectations and was favor
ably regarded by those who have fol-
lowed the course of the industry dur
lnE the current year. The earnings for
May were slightly in excess of those
for April. while Junes output was
much smaller than the other two
months
On the basis of to- days returns earn
ings of the corporation for the first
SIX months OF the year were s5i.-
627.723. as against s77.7S7.S36 for the
same period last yrar.
The surplus net income for the last
quarter amounts to sl.ses.l77. which
compares with s3l.l55 for the pre-
vious quarter. while that same item at
the end Of June last year amounted
TO si3.9l0.0s3.
The regular quarterly dividends of
/ ga per cent. on the preferred shares
and / Ia per cent. on the common
We're declared.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
RECIPROCITY is ISSUE
Liberal Government VIII Appeal TO
Canadian Elcctornte

Ottawa, Ont, July 25.-Premier Lau-
r.ei and the Liberal government OF
Political future in the hands of the
electorate of the Dominion, to be de-
uiaed almost entirely upon the reci-
De called within two months. and upon
us result, which will be govern d
largely by the attltud of the people
LOT or against reciprocity, will de-
end the continued political ascendancy
OF the Liberal party. Premier L.aurier
and his supporters are confident that
.ney nave correctly gagged sentiment
ana tnat the majority of the Deonle
beiieve with them that reciprocity vita
into law
II the Liberals are returned to pow
err. the Fielding Knox agreement viii
be passed and put into eject before
Christmas. If the Conserva lives win,
MI, Borden. the, present leader of tho
opposition, will become Prime Minister.
dead.
These concrete lines were drawn at
"a ;rhn uses OF both parties held to-day.
The Conservatives decided that OBJ
stfuctlon would be continued until the
government dropped the reciprocity
measures The Liberals then met and
tne people thoroughly understood the
lact that the minority in Parliament
va Vas assuming the right of the major.
MY 20 10 s EYER and that an election
lament probably Will be dissolved in
Two weeks, and an election date will
pc MED as soon as voters lists Gun
pc prepared. The last week of Septem.
Der or the first week of October, from
present indica tions, will be selected.
Inc remainder of the present session
VIII be devoted to fixing the respon.
slniiity for calling an election before
redistribution, and thus depriving
Western Canada of twenty seats in
the new house. The government will
try TO throw the blame upon the on
position. and the Conservatives will
ury 10 convince the countr-' that thu
government is responsible
The Liberals believe that they will
sweep the country. reports indicating
a growing demand everywhere for the
enactment of the reciprocity measure.
the cry that reciprocity means anneXa-
ton Is again being raised and promises
10, hgure prominently in the cam
paign
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
Lord Cecil Again Puts Himself
in the Lirnelight-Delay of Sew
eral Days Probable Before
Any Action Is Taken--King
Postpones Visit to
Goodwood.
Moroccan Situation
Regarded as Acute

London, July 25.-That the Mo-
roccan difficulty has become acute
Is indicated In the sudden order Is
sued by the admiralty to-day cam
ceiling the projected visit of the At
lantic fleet to Norway.
The battleship squadron, under
Rear-Admirul Sir John II. JelIicoe,
should have left Cromarty Tonight
for Norwegian waters. Instead, 1t
hns been ordered to remain there
until Friday, and then proceed to
Portsmouth.
1t Ii also reported that the crews
of several ships of the home fleet
have been ordered to hold them
selves In readiness for emergency
service.
Premier Asquith has promised m
statement In Parliament on Thurs
day on the Moroccan situation. Ac-
cording to advices from Berlin, me-
gotintions between France and Ger
many Were proceeding smoothly I'M
til Chancellor Lloyd Georgc,s speech
on July 81, which was Interpreted
M warning to Germany in the
present Moroccan controversy. The
German newspapers now declare
that 1t Is Impossible for Germany
to modify her demands, In the fnce
of the threat implied in that speech,
because German Slblic opinion
would never tolerate concessions
which had the appearance of being
extorted from Germany under PRES
sure. Much Significance is attached
to nm article published by the KoI-
nische Zcitung, declaring that II
In no longer n colonial, but Euro
pean question.
The London Stock Exchange and
the Paris and Berlin Bourses are all
disturbed on account of Moroccan
rumora, and considerable business
was transacted MT Lloyds to-day in
surfing against risks of war between
Great Britain md Germany.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
TO CALL UPON KNOX
Mexican Ambassador VIII Prevent |
Credentials To-Day ii

Washington. July 25.-Senor crespo.
Mexican ambassador. will formally cali
morrow morning and present his cre-
uentials as representative of the
helehooring republic and discuss ar
Iahsements for his reception by Presi-
dent Taft.
The President will nx the day for
exchanging fluctuations. When this
Iormality has been observed Seuor
Srespo expects to leave Washington
Tor some summer resort His present
plan Is to take UP quarters In At
iantic City. where he will be con-
senient to Washington. Magnolia,
la Barra, now President OF NIeyico.
spent last summer and which Senior
Crespo had under consideration, is now
feSarded as too remote from Wash
lhston. The family of the amhassa-
dor VIII Join him in the fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
FOUND IN POUGHKEEPsIE
SIisB Lillinn Grnhnm Declares She Was
Kidnapped.


Poughkeepsie. y. Y. July 25.-Lil-
liam Graham. under Indictment and
at liberty on 10000 bail for the shoot
Ing of W. e u. Stokes. OF New York,
who disappeared last SATURDAY night,
was located at a hotel here tonight
by Chief of Police McCabe. She said
she had been Kidnapped.
According TO Miss GrahsM ms story to
Chief McCabe, she left the home of
her Sister, Mrs. John Singleton. Sat-
urday night to go TO a store when
| got to the corner" she is said to
have told the police, "a man APP
preached and threw over my head q
cloth that smelled like tar. strug-
gled and tried 80 make an outcry. but
was unable to do SO was pulled
along into a motor vehicle, and re-
member getting inside, where l. heard
a man and woman talking, and saying
some thing about throat. That was
the last ] remembered until ] was
shaken BY the shoulder. and. looking
up, heard conductor say: Pough-
At the hotel Miss Graham registered
as Lillian Clark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
CRIMINALLY RESPONSIBLE
Finding of Coroner on Wreck Of Fed
ernl Expressly

:, Bridgeport, Conn, july 25.-Coroner
wilson. in his finding on the wreck
OF the Federal Express here on July
II. in which fourteen were killed, finds
the New York, New Haven and Hart
lord Railroad criminally responsible
and that Engineer Curtis was Grim
tnally negligent.
The wreck was caused by the trains
taking short cross over at high
rate OF speed. which threw the engine
street below. Tho road is found negli.
gent because they maintained a short
cross over on fast express trunk line
tracks, and Curtis because he ran his
over the cross over
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
HooLEY LODGED IN JAIL
End of Financial Meteor That Aston
tshcd London.

London. July 25,-Ernest Terah
Hooley. one, Of the financial meteors
that astonished the city few years
because OF his failure to obey the
orders OF the court In connection with
bankruptcy proceedings
Hooley, prior to his failure In 1898,
was regarded as one of the richest
men in England. He reached the pin
nacle of his success in 1896, when
he promoted a tire company, as a
result or which he was supposed to
have cleared Sl2.50O. 900. Just before
his bankruptcy he had purchased the
racing cutter Britannia. formerly and
afterwards the property of King Ed
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses and was acquitted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
So necision Renched.

Washington, July 25.-After more
than three hours caucus Democratic
Senators tonight got no nearer
decision as to their party action on
the House wool tariff bill. now in the
Senate. AS a result of this indecision
the caucus will be resumed tomorrow
night, and Senator Martin, the minority
leader will endeavor TO have a fall
attendance.
1t was deve1oped as a result of to-
nights caucus that the Senate Demo-
Gratis are practically unanimous in
support of the House measure The
difference in opinion exists on ques-
ton of Democratic attitude toward the
La Toilette bill, in case 1t is offered as
substitute after the House wool
measure is defeated. A number Of
Senators expressed their desire to vote
for the La Toilette substitute after
the House measure was voted down.
supposing this Is done, but a majority
frowned upon this program. holding
that as Democrats the minority should
stand or fall with the House bill.
Senator Martin brought the matter
squarely before the caucus by offering
resolution pledging the Senate mi
nority's support to the House bill and
TO no other. No action upon 1t was
taken. Senators Bailey. Reed and VIII
liams all spoke in advocacy Of support
to the La Toilette bill. IL the Demo-
cratic measure failed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
FIRE DRIVES OUT PATIENTS
More Than 400 Kansas Feeble Minde, IL
Spend Night In Open.

Winfield. Kan. July 25.-More than
400 patients in the State Hospital for
the Feeble Minded spent the night On
a hillside near the Institution. owing
dormitory
When the Are broke out. about IL
o'clock. all the ~otients. NUMBERING
Yearly 1000. were marched out on the
grounds.
Early in the morning. after the fire
had been eXtinguished. many of The
patients were taken back to the build.
lngs, but nearly 400 slept on the
ground.
There was no loss of life In the
FIRE and no one was injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
FIND LAST OF DIAMONDS
Entire Booty I'm Chaplin Robbery a,
Rochester. n. Y. Uncovered.

OF the diamonds sYoien in the $4,000
Chaplin robbery a Rochester, y. Y.
last December was found yesterday in
n local pawnshop, where ii had been
sold by Bessie Lewis, colored the
friend of the confessed thief, Samuel
Wynn.
4 he diamond was an heirloom, val
ued at $4,000. 1t was sold for Sl15.
The diamonds were N.QIeh fSom the
family of Charles Chaplin. Wynn is in
jail in Rochester. Bessie Lewis is held
here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
FLOODS RUIN LUz0N CROPS
Result of Two Typloons and Thirteen
DAYS. Rain.

Manila. July 25.-Floods are sweep
ing over Luzon following two typhoons
and thirteen days of continuous rains.
lions of the railroads destroyed. Great
damage has been done by a column OF
water that broke through a dam on
the Benguet road. carrying everything
before it.
Thirty-nne inches of rain Tell in one
day at Baguio and seventy-four inches
in four days. There is much suffering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
DARING HOLD-UP IN STORE
Thief Fires Two Shots ut Clerk and
Escupes In Tiki.

New York. July PA man answer
ing the description OF the murderer IN
Saturday nights jewel robbery here.
entered the shoe store of Louis Ros?n-
baum late last night, ordered pair of
shoes wrapped up. and while Rosen-
baum had his back turned. made for
the cash register. Rosenoaum shouted
and the man. pointing q pistol at him
ordered him to hold up his hands.
The thief fired two shots at RoAsn-
baum, but missed him and ran out,
lie fred three shots at pursuers and
eScaped In a taxicah
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
EXTENSION is GRANTED
Order of Interstate Commerce Commits
nIon EnectiNe September /.

Washington. July 25.-Tne Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day granted
an extension TO September / as the
effective GATE OF an order directing
Practically all railroads operating IN
the southeastern territory not TO grant
TO Nashville. Tenn, shippers OF grain
and hay the privilege OF reshippin.;
and reDilling those commodities, so
long as the privilege is denied TO ship
pers in Atlanta, Columbus. Macon aud
ether Georgia cities. The extension
was granted TO allow the railroads
time 10 adjust their tariffs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
WELLMAN GIVES UP TRIP
VIII Not Attempt to Cross the Atlantic
In DiriGible.

Cheyenne, Wyo., July 25.-Informa-
ton that Walter Wellman has given IN
the project OF making a second at
tempt to cross the Atlantic in a dirigl-
bic balloon. transferring the manage
ment to Melvin Naniman, chief en-
gineer of the last expedition. was OBJ
tanned here to-day through personal
letter from AIR. Vaniman to ], Lovett
rockwell Mr.. Vaniman wrote that
he has dirigible we'll on the way to
completion at Atlantic City. and be-
lieves the expedition Will be success
full.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
FOUR HURT IN AUTO WRECK
Thrown From Machine After 1t Crashes
Into Car.

Cleveland, O.. July 25.-Four persons.
three men and girl. were seriously
injured last night when they were
thrown from an automobile after the
machine had crashed into a street
car
The victims are Miss Ruth Andrews,
nineteen; her brother. Douglas An
seventeen, all OF Toledo, O., and Alfred
Horgan. of Cleveland. The first three
named are said to be critically injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
FIND UNKNOWN CAVE
Fishermen Locat. one In Connecticut
EiIIed WIN Indian ReIicn.

Hartford. Conn. July 25.-Trou,
fishermen, who have been following
the Pennington River through the
runXis Valley here, have discovered a
hitherto unknown cave along the
rivers bank. The cave is OIL immense
proportions. spreading in several d.
!ectlons tar beneath the earth. Partial
exploration has revealed quantities OF
Indian relics which probably belonged
10 the extinct Turks tribe.
Further exploration OF the cave has
been temporarily prevented by the re-
cent rains. which have raised the river
until the entrance is Hooded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
SAVES PAY ROLL OF $4,000
Mine Superintendent Opens Fire ON
Iughwaymen.

Steubenville. O.. July 25.-When Su-
perintendent w. H. Worker. of the
Glen Run Mines. was held up by four
men to-day he promptly opened fire
or them with his revolver. and saved
the pay roll of $4,000, The highway
men replied. and Worker was wounded
In the back as he drove away. In
the buggy with him were his wife and
son
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
No Statement From Smith.

Atlanta, Ca, July 25.-Up to late
hour tonight Governor Hoke Smith
the Democratic leaders OF the Senate
urging him to go to Washington and
qualify as Senator, in order to vote
Thursday on the wool tariff revision
The Governors private secretary said
the Governor would make no state-
ment sas to what he would do until
lContInued on Second PEGGY u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
Death OF coneres.man Kim.

Williamsport. Pa. July 25.--Word
was received %sre tonight that Con-
Sressman George W. Kip, of the
Tourteentb Pennsylvania District. died
to-day In British Columbia. He was
sstE4ckeH while on q business trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
SHOOTS IN CROWDED STREETS
Insane Hindu Causes Injury to Five
Persons,

Persons.
Chicago. July 25.--Five persons were
injured, but none seriously. to- day
when an insane Hindu, standing In the
heart OF Chicaso's downtown district,
fired the contents Of repeating rifle
into the crowded streets
The police overpowered the crazed
man. who said his name was NJ. HUI
saih. In his pockets were found two
letters, one addressed to President Taft
and the other TO the local British con-
sui. In his letters Husain asked per-
mission to carry out his shooting ram
page.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
PhoneMonroeNo.l

And ask that The T'imes-Dis-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26
Don't Get Rusty

While on your vacation. Let
The Times-Dispatch follow
you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-26

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