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Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
@eitprem6en.

Dan3ig. - Sn unierem neuqn
Ita0tif6en aronfenbaufe itarb i'm So.
Qebensiabre Ser fritbere &~itterguts-
beItebr George Miirs aus aofoidfen
Bel ST.. 4Stnrgaro, in oeiien lin.
aebung aud oie 9riioer 0es 8erltor-
benen aIs 2anbmirtbe aniaiii9 iino.
guIm. - 8eim Gongiren auf
benz bieiigen 8obnbof lit Der 8eiden-
teller 4latpon lebensgefabrliA per-
Iebt tporoen.
Marienburg.- Sn Der Nadt
lit Serr Gentier gilbert 8arfentin
nod MIR menige Taee oauernoe1n
&ranfenlager i'm Glitter bon So SOB
rem geItorben.
&oenberg.- Seinen rs. Sc
burtstog feierte Der fgl. Rommifiipns-
roth 8ougemerfsmeiiter Same BON
bier.
e g. gs brannten in Nieo-
piB bic benz Better Slid geborigen
Birtbiduftsgebauoe, @taa unb
Sheline, iopie Oas @obnbaus bolI-
fGnoig nieoer.
Etegenbof.T Mitten aus Dem
tiitig ihaffenoen 2eben Bat Der Sob
ben Ir5t Serrn SanitGtsratb Or.
2cepp eeriiien.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Sanern.

10 Hn6en. - Der Senior Der
bonertIden &entamtsDoritGnoe Sic
eierungsratb 4oolf Sdtpei8er, Jet
1879 iol9er unO lett 1903 8oritono
bes &entomts 0iirnberg /, tritt in
ben Rubeitou0 iber.
8u6Ioe. - Der 2ebrer 2ano-
tbaIer bon bier feierte in 3irmetsbou-
fen fein 5~0iabriges 2ebreriubtIdl1m.
@Hn5burg. - Der Ia~ngidbrige
IiberaIe 2anotogsabgeoronete Sol
roth, 8iireermeiiter bon 2anomann
in @iin3burg, poaenoete Oas 70. 2e-
bensiobr.
Soorba6 d. - Sier fano man
ben 81 Sabre alien aaiperItbeater-
lpteIer Sdmiot aus ser 9berpfal3
toot in ieinem Sdlof3inmer Dor.
RIetnebenberg. &iir8li9
I9Iug mdbreno zines idmeren @emit-
tiers Ser glis in oas 4ntpeien oes
9olern Beer, oas in 5lammen auf-
ging.
0etten. = Sn einem bieIiger
@aftbouie nurOe Elm Rir9en- unb
0pferitodrauber oerboftet, Der ii9
Ruti6ler nennt uno in aornati 81
Souie tit.
W0sIberg.- Gin eroBes I'm
giiid bat Der Stord bier angeridtet,
inoem er Der armen Samilie 5drei-
Der in Sdonau Bel @egiheio eleth
muntere 9riQinge brohte.
Gtraubing.- SIN aronfen-
bnufe Oobier erbdngte iid Der 2obn-
orbeiter un0 Sausbeliber Sobann
8IeieteBer.
@tarnbere.- &err Simmer
Oine. Der Die flint SniaHen oes ge-
~fenterten Segel6ootes vSeim6en4
aus benz @turnberger See rettete, bot
in Oieiem Sabre auein idon 10 Ser
ioneny i'm san3en bereits 80 Gerio-
nert, ben Glilt6en oes Sees entrtiien.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
gUicn.

8o{en-Gfne ser 1~lteIten leben-
BEN 9erIonen 0urfte oos greiie 8e-
bnrtstoqsfiu0 iein, oas 0ieier Gage
in Dem 9rte Sanloti6in gum 105.
W}oIe redt berguiiglid ieiu 8iegen-
felt feierte. gs lit Der S6ubnla9er.
meiTter 3a6oromsfi, Der inter fiinf
preuBiideu 41nigen lebte nno nod
reht riiItig lit.
@nefen.-sSm Rreu3iee lift Der
@rbeiter 6oiinsfi Der bort baoete,
Dor Sen gugeu ieiner bei0en Sinner
ertrlnfen. Sim Gage porber ertrant
an oeriel6en STEELE Der Schiller Do
nitric.
MooiIuo. Sn @em6ib Der.
foltFte Mii6leubeIiBer Miaer ourf
@ermittelltng Ser 3eutiden Q}ittel'
Itan0sfaIIe 3u 8oien iein Mii6len.
qrun0Ititd an oen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Canoe ans CerAbeim. Dos 8eiiB-
tbum lit etpa 20 Morgen groB.
5doffen.-@ine groBe 8euer8-
6runIt miit6ete in @rp6omo. Bier
@irtbihaften uno 3por sic oer@igen-
Thinner @iotfaeret, Tiiritenau 4iB-
mann un0 @0Aula bronnten total
nieoer. 9n BEN 6lommen fam aud
elm Sin0 Inn.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
6anianGbte.

&amburg.- Inter Dem Ser
oodt Der 5aIidmiin8erei muroe Der
IN Der GrieorihltraBe pobnenoe an
eebIihe M~0beIbGnbler Sanien berbai-
let. s. itano ihon lett einiaer Belt
unter 0em 8erooht peridieoene Gin
Bride alSgefiibrt 8u boben. Bel
elmer boraenommenen Sausin6ung
fanb man einen 8oIten 3igaretten
oie bon einem GinbrliA in Der &ai
observation-disclosures itamHten, iowie elm
4uontum aaoiar unD @erdt6e our
&~eritellung faliden @eloes.
&Ibed.- 9ei Dem iiingiten lie
tsrfan ouf Dem 8roden lit Der Apo-
tbefer 8. GaItroDp DON 5lDei jungen
aeliten iftper perpunDet poroen.
DR altBeror0entlihe @%eneralper-
Ianmlluna oes &anientiifen 2loDo in
Hibed beIdIoB, aeaen 3abluus elmer
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

mann, tDurOe fnra no6ber oerbaftet.
Dos 3u Der Chat benuBte Doldmei-
Ter batte er in etnen 4eneri1obt ge'
tporfen, no es BON Der 8oli5et &c,
t1noen pur0e.
Stl0en. NJ Sier pur0e Ser 5
Sabre olte 5obn 0es 9elegrapben-
orbeiters Mar Noiti4 5eiIigenitraBe,
bon einem @ismagen iberfabren, 10
6aB Der SOB auf Ser 5tene eintrat.
RIebe. GS brad in benz
8ouernbof Don @iaemien in 3ia-
Waeplano 6erer aus. Der dome Sot
bronnte IN fur3er 3eit poaitdnOig ab.
Cine Meenge 5elofriihteu orei BferOe
unO mebrere 5tiid9ftnOOieb iino nit.
n%erbronnt.
Grter. = Q~eutrant SobarnD
bonn Snfonterie -9fegiment Nr. So bat
{ih aus u~nbefannten @runoen in iei-
mem Gternbauie erihoiien.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
@heinIanb.

&0In. Die 5u @iesbaoen per-
.ftorbene G~entnerin M0eIine Graemer
bat Die eoangeliihe RirhengemeinOe
Alt-Roln 81 ibrr nntoerialerbin ein-
geIeBt. 9laA Ab8ug elmer Geibe Don
2egoten miro Der @emeinoe Dorans-
iidtlid Elm RapitaI BON 10000 Marf
5ufaaen.
Gronenberg. - Gin groBer
Brand bat am 5p6tabeno am ioge-
nohnten Scamp oas @obnbnus oes
Sbrifanten gernbaro 5Alingeniie-
ben uno Die beioen 8obnbauier Oes
Arbeiters 8interbagen in Ni6e &c.
Iegt.
DHren. 0a6 poroufgeean-
genem Streite puroe bier Der 20iab-
rige @ausfueht 8ilbelm MiIler BON
einem geuiilen SaOelsberg aus Dir
te8Oorf eritohen.
Glen. - Sn Der N1be Oes Sop.
ftaotplases puroe ser mobnungsloie
M~ebgergeieae SuIius BaBmann nod
einem 5treit tn einem 2ofaI nuf Der
Gtrabe erSto1en. Die 2eiAe pnroe
noA 6em 0itfrieobof sebra6t. Der
GbGter, Der Dreber @iIbeIm @uH.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Nriirn.Nnrmitabt.

6.-Der 15fdbriee
Sobn bes Steinbouers s. Bedenbah
In Mltenbah brodte ben Iinfen @rm
IN bic 9rei6maidtne. Salt 5rDei
Gtunoen nukte Der Sunge IN Der
entIebli6en Gage berbarren.
&e6oesbeim.-8etm Dldben
out Der @ieie niiroe Der 2anoipirtb
q. @erftner bon bier bon einem
SdIaganfaa betroffen unO mar 10.
fort toOt.
6uuqen.-0er tn Der Station
ODER . 8iooersbeim berungliidte
Gnaffner @unfIer lit cine Stuu0e
nod feiuer @inIiefer1tne i'm bieiigen
Qranfenbauie ieinen idweren Ser.
Ieeuugen erlegen.
Moin5.-Sm fdoniten @otnes-
alter bon 81 Sabren lit Serr 2ebrer
ISom Seinrid Sdiff BON Der bieit-
gen Itd0tiiden 8oIfsidule geitorbeu.
SSsn Dem irngen Manne oerIiert Die
Woin3er @oIfsidule etne ibrer tii9-
tighten 2ebrfrdfte.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Ynnttlfern.

5tettin. - IS lit in ser etc.
peniber 9udt ser Gegierungs0am.
pier v5trepe4 infolge elmer aeiieI
erploiion in Die Suit geflo9en. Gel
8auratb Def a6lniiden @aIier6ati.
oertpaltung SlefinsfD, ser 8agqee.
meiiter 5drooer, ser S6iffsfapitdl
2ao6s, Ser Maidiniit Serfp, Der SCI
5er @nemod. Der Matroie gerenien
insgeiammt adt 3erionens iino &c
tootet. 3nei meiter 9eronen mi
t0Otli4 perfect.
&oIberg.- Som CODE 0es 81
trinfens rettete I'M 6amilienbo0e SCI
gaoeoiener 0tt elm Gin0erirdulein
oas bei ser itarten 5tromung iOrt
gerii1en mur0e un0 10 ben 8o0en i'm
ter Ben 5iiBen perlor. 9tt, Ser bel
8orfaQ bemerft batte, ipran9 mi
poller 4lei0ptg iofort Dem iun8ei
Md01en nad. Gas in ieiner 4ngl
ieinen Getter umflammerte uno IN.
ter 8aiier Sog Qfit eigener 2ebens
qefabr qelang e5 Dem 9a0eoiener
nelder bonn Boot 9eiltonO erbielt
Oie pOaig gridopite 81 bergen.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
6efien. NaHatl.

QaffeI. - @eridtsaiieIior Ribl
bon bier tpuroe 8um amtsrt9ter be-
FSroert uno an oaS a0nigli6e amts.
aertft in Observation-Disclosures IN De
6erri6aft 56malfaloen Deriest.
Celia Sn gorid brannten
bic DISQUALIFICATION Oes Bobrtburm-
orbeiters 8. &ieI uno oeS @emeinOe-
bteners 81. &loBbo6 nieoer.
Seder en-. 1nier bis
Berger goItor SdiiIer oabier nabm
Nbidteo pom Ieiner @emetnoe, IN Der
er % Sabre tpirfte.
Rir6bain. Sn Der geadt
broh in S6neinsberg Elm 8euer
ans, our6 oos Die 8obnbauier oes
@aittpirtbs @leiier uno oes S. q.
SormeI bis auf Die @runOmorern
eingedi1ert mltroen.
WelIri6 taot. Snfolge
8IislflogS brannte Die gefii1te 5elo=
i9eune oes $. @iuiden Qntpeiens
bnbier nie0er; oie gat18e grnte lpuroe
ein Houb Der 6lammen.
Mfeoerbpne.- SER Yforrer
@tubinger, pelder bier un6 in Ser
GiIiaIgemeinoe Dberbone ieit langen
Sabren pirft, tritt am /, 0ftober 5
S. IN ben mobIberoienten &ubeitonf
unO perlegt ieiiten @obniis mad &ai.
lei.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
@eflen6nra.

g d IN er .-Brdpolitu8 @iIb.
9iittner in @aoebuiG uno 8aitor
BilbeIm StoI8enbnrg in 8arin be-
gingen ben Gag, an meldem iie Dor
25 Sabren gum BaItor in @aoebnid
be3m. in 8orgfeln gerpdbIt puroer
GS peritdrb bterieIbit nod fur5em
9bperen 2eioen i'm ~. 2ebensiabre
Ser ao1lfmonr1, @eneraIagent CUB
mtg @en3mer. Der 8erltorbene qe,
borte gu urtieren geodtetiten WeifbiIr-
germ.
0eufreIib.-@on einem milo
s~emoroenen 8uaen nitroe Der &ttb-
btrte 0sfar Braun in &oaenbagen
arg auqeridtet.
81 . # . d.-gsa6 fur8er idperer
Rranfbeit Deritarb in &oitoderaron'
tenbauIe Der @roBber8o9Ii6e Ohtiif-
bireftor a. 9. 6ris abrens I'M rs.
2ebensidbre.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
@nben.

RdrIsrube. Sein 50i6bri-
oes W3iIitariubilolm begging General,
ieutnont 3. 8. b. Sanion, Der 1893
Rommanoeur Ser 55. Sufanteriebri-
aaoe in &arIsru6e NOR. st lit Elm
%befannter @}iGitdridriftiteler.
8IBItngen.- 9as @aitbaus
Sum Mon0" iumt 0efonomiegebail.
De Beiber Soiepb 2ou6er) bronnte
~boaitaubig nieoer.
Ronitan3. - Ser GIteite 8iir.
ger Der Staot, 4ripntier g.. Sauter,
irat In ietn 95. 9ebensiabr ein.
Rnppr Of au N. - Ser Sc
{dirrbGnoler &rieger fpur0e beim 2e-
gen bon Bitten bon einem bera6fal-
Tenoea 8olfen ~getrOffen uno erbeblid-
perIest.
Gtenbetm. - 8eim 8aOen I'M
Rbeiae ertranf Der 16 Sabre alte Ql.
tons Gutter, Elm Sobn oes @emein.
6eratbs Qeonbor0 Gutter.
&nbbeim m. = Die 2eihe Der er.
moroeten Grau 3pefer BON Bier muir
be in Dem 8eiber, mo- man idon fri.
berOte Grmor0ete Iu6te aufgefun0en.
g d N a 5 + e n. ~ Der in Der
eon8en @eeeuO befonnte, iiber 80
Sabre dIte Gisbdnoler @ottfrteo
gfupp bon bier mafte ieinem 2eben
Our9 @%rbangen Elm Gnoe.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
@ehfnIen.

MbIerbed. = 8ootli6 berrn-
gIiidt tit onf Der 8ede Maroaretbe
Ser 8ergmann Nbolf 2ebmfiiblere
Der bon ieiner Jran
aetrennt lebenoe ebemalige Selegra-
pbenaufieber Setnri9 Miooelboff
oranq in oeren elterlt9e Mobnltng
Elm, traf bort bic Srou uno feuerte
nod einem fllr0en @ortpedieI einen
MeDolperidnB auf iie ab, iporarf er
bic @affe gegen fid ielbit ridtete-
Die 5rali bat lebensgefabrli6e Ser
lesungen erlitten, mdbrenO Die Ser
Iebungen oes 9bGters pentger ems
fter Nntlir iino.
80nen.-Dur6 lleberfabrer nit
einem groBen @ngen tpurOe Oas an
bertboIbidbrige &ino Der @belelte
8otpoc8insfi 10 idmer berleBt, Dab es
baIo 0arauf ltorb.
Sagen.-Sn oas bielige l1nter-
iudunaseefdngniB purOe Der 34idb-
riee Steinbauer 8ilbelm 8agner
aus Ser6ede eingeliefert, Der oos
@eftdnbniB modte, Dor iieben Sab
rem einen Mrbeitsfonegen, ben Stein-
bauer &egener, in einem Steinbrud
in Seroede ermoroet al baden.
S6r6e.-Sier 1T Der Mrbeiter
Grieorih Soft BEL elmer S9ldgerei in
Der 8~obnbofltroBe er1toden morOen-
&teripe @abnbof. 80 9ier
l~tiirate Der anftreidergebilfe 6rett-
I0br 10 ungIiidlih aus benz 4. Stod-
inert feiner @obnnns, ooB er bal0
eine 2eihe mar.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Q0prenhem.

Q6niqsberg. Gin ieltenes
syitbiIdum beqing Der 3inmerpoIier
Nuaub 8oB bier. Gr fonnte oieier
Gaze ouf cine 50i1brige unnnter-
brobene Sbdtigfeit BET Der 8aufirma
Mor 8eridmonn, @ltltaotii1e 9ol8-
nieie, auriidbliden
Drengfurt. - 8etm Baden
ertrunfen lit Der perbeiratbete 9rai-
r~ooearbeiter OranofDsfi BON bier. ST
binterIGBt anger Der Bittspe orei url-
neriorgte 4tnoer.
Gumbtnnen. - Ser Birger-
metfter 8arfotDsfi bat aus @eiuno-
beitsriidiidten iein Nbi6ieosgeiu6
einaerei6t uno miro am 1.Wfor3 1912
aus Dem Mmte Ihei0en.
9oImnifen. ~ @aitbofbeiiBer
8. 8rang ans Sareenau bat iein 8e-
iibtbum an &alfmann Suit aus Era-
febnen gum 8reiie bon $1,000 Dart
berfauft.
Ofterobe. - Sn Oen fisfalen
Whiblenfperfen. eretgrete It'd elm be-
bouerli6er 8etriebsunfaa. Ser 81
Sabre oIte 4rbeiter &orI Motern mar
nit Ieinem 8ruoer on ser Rreisidee
nit 8retti6neioen beiddfttgt. eros
Der Dorbonoenen or6nung8m1Bigen
SduBoorridtung gerietb Matern nit
Der redten @ano In Oie 5Gge, 0ieie
i6nitt ibm ben WitteI- un6 Beige.
finger iopie ben 0aimet Gb.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

unS itd mebrere 1tiiHe in ben aopi
beigebraht botte. lit ats Der ieit Dem
t6. Auguit 0ernibte 8eoafteur So.
bdnues Rn1ut ans @barlottenhur9
feitgeiteat morOen.
2an0Sherq. Bon einenl
idmeren llngliid5faa lpur0e Der
Tirma Se.uri6 @rob Nadi. iu2onos-
bera a. 8. t6dti3e 9lr6eiter S4iilfe
betroffen. ST moate ans eiuer Ans
3a6l an Der 8ano Iebnenoer 9Ied-
flaiten cine 9erDor5iebeu, als DE
9e6rIinge, sic gum Soften angeItelt
'poren, ole I6nere Cat iosliebelt ole
Dem Cd. aui sic 8eine iieI.
aRHbIbo If. - @uf Dem a1rn'
aanq mur0e Der 85-jd6rige Ausge'
SinQer &rauie aus 2onfen bon einem
Tu6rmerf a%berfo6ren. 8eioe arme
iin0 i6m gebroden, aud bot er an.
6ere i6mere 8erlesungen e%rlttei.
@hme0t. - Qeutnant b. 2iiBom
.COtto) pom 6iefigeu 0rogoner-gfegt-
ment berunoliifte ortf Dem ardniger
Gonm BEL elmer lle6ung. @r ~Itiir3te
nit Dem &fer0e uno brad it6 oabet
elm Bein. Der &erun9liidte lpuroe
in feline @o6nnng t%ransoortirt.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Grubina GadRen.

90 agoeburg. - Sberbiirger-
metiter 8einlaruS blidte auf cine 25-
iGbrige 3bdtigfeit i'm 0ienlte unierer
Gtaot 5uriid. or mur0e am 26. 4u.
quit 1886 aIs 5taotratb in iein gmt
~eingefiibrt. SIN Sabre 1906 tpurOe
ct gum gea6iolger 0es 9urgermei-
tiers Slider un0 am 10. OCTOBER
1910 gum 9berbiirgermetfter ge-
pabIt.
aten. - gs brannte Die an Der
Rot6eneritroBe beIegene g. 8rud-
borItide @trobieilfobrit ~oolitanDtg
nie0er.
8urg.- Sn Ser 5taOtoerorone-
teuiibung puroe 5taOtrdtb Or. Mil-
let aus Sena gum 2. 8iirgernetIter
unierer Staot gepablt.
Gorgau. - Die Sommlungen
gu einem 0enfmoI 6riebrtds beg
@roBen, oos in 8or9au erridtet per-
ben ion, 6aben bereits 1900 80. err
seben.
goqeIs6orf. - Der @utsbe-
hser @uft. aobmann, elm i6on alte-
rer, o6er nod Iebr rifti9er uno ar
beitIomer Serr, i~tiir6te, als CT Die
DreI6moi1ine beii6tigen poate, Don
Der 3eiter uno erlitt einen ibtDeren
G11Oelbrud.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

ban lit bfe 2oidbrise Eo9ter GIber.
fine bes 9anbmones SduIte tn
Btm6blen.
gfenfunb.- Su Der yoft rs
bos 8obnbaus bes SHtffbauers
@trohbebn In Eoft nieoergebraHnt.
EIensbure.-Ditrh etnen I'm
fan ieinen Sob gefunoen bat Der
Gdfffsiunge CARROLL aus Sellenro.
bo. or mar t6 Sabre alt uno auf
Sonia 8ilbelm~ fommanotrt.
g.-Der Brdpardno
CIR. Wattbiefien rettete elm ie1siab-
yiqes W96oten pom CODE oes grtrln-
lens.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

Groien c. 8. = Die MiIdlie-
feronten baden in elmer 3abIrei6 BE-.
iuften B%eriammIung beialoiien, ben
Preis fir oas 2iter @oamiIA bonn l..
September ab BON IA ouf tS 9ig.
gu erboben.
Sable. Der fiir3IiA gemeI-
bette 2ei6enfunO auf benz TeupliBer
see lit aufgefl6rt mor0en. Der in
ben pier3iger Sabren itebenOe SeIbit-
mor0er, Der einen Robn Oes Noaiden
Rurbctsls tn RIsIus.@a&bls hsuuste,
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

MbftnbunssIumme BON 10000 Tort
bon benz anfouf 6es Dompiers
,@beingrif" bon Ser Strma GoD.
Carr SSbne ($amburs) ouriid'
Brtreten.
Roufurs eroffnet tpur6e iiber bic
@emiide 6obrif oTrobe" in Sdlu.
tisp. Dem @eieni6aftsfapttol bon
200, 900 Marf ionen Sdu[SeH i'm Be-
truee bon 400, 1000 Nart segeniiber
efehen-
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Ser amerifaner p.

Ser 4merifaner Dt
feine Nationalitat, 0agegen al
poaem &edt iolde, oie ii6 tbr
ttonaIitdt iddnlen un0 l0ieiell
leugnen. User in eitpem ar1e
iden @eidaft frei uno often I
oaB er auf @ruuO elmer Qn8e'
@aibington SournaI" fomm'
0igt i0aourd feinestpegs iein'
ben, leiitet aber ser 3eitung.
uniddtbaren 2iebesOienlt.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

9cae @rEse, grtra ldper, Gpmbrir-
iibsr3Osene Comforts, Elm GROCER Dor
ratb sur Muswabl. cir linb Soppelt
uNb esfilt nit benz beltsu peiBen @ot-
ton. SrrOI quilted. Wertb 1878.
GpestaI $500
Grtra l1pere unb SUle @rUBe @rme
forts. cine @tnseIpartie, aber ale perfeit,
nit beftm weiBen Gpttpn gefilt, tlrte
Deden, beibe 9etten brauhbar, gan3
ii6er burHaenGbt. $500, 1925 unb
$3.50 Comforts ssben gu $3.50
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30
Ghles,uio=S plIteiu

Ger a%aiienaebilfl
NoIenfranb lit ais aiiiitent bel De
&reig=Spor- uio aommlmalfaIi
nod Saoersleben einberifen moroen
@Itouo.- Ger adt Sabre att
anabe Sellers lpuroe beim 8ahnbol
BON einem nit 8~ierfdiierR b%eldoener
Mogen i~iberiabren uuo auf oer5teac
get6otet
Dab - eridmun-
Washington Journal., 1911-09-30

1f.4 Sole @rEse rsiBt unO grau
MufraIien D@pOl Napo glaufets, qe
madt unb ~getpOben 70 i%orefdltig ME nn.
ireenO Elm Blaufei in unlersm Gdger
wetG, lbort mar. CART rula uitb blau.
Borber. lebr onIebnlih unb Dalh n I'd
gut. 1875 wsrtb. gps3taI 1895
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1874 LOCKWOOD srbleihts @beetiue;
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The oasis., 1911-09-02
Attention Republicans.

A mass meeting of Republicans of Santa Cruz county will be held in the court room of the court house, Tuesday evening Septem- Der 5th. 1911, at 8 o'clock p. m. A general attendance is desired.
 By the Republican County Gen. tral Committee.
 K. K. Cumming, V. A. Sneaker,
 Secretary. Chairman.
The oasis., 1911-09-02

planted American industries. Their prosperity makes in Mexico a wider market for American manufactures. Giving them free access to the great American market by reef procity would work an advantage to them and to American indus tries at home. Reciprocity rightly adjusted would give the United States a great home market in q foreign land.
The oasis., 1911-09-02
Snspendous Biumng.
tLorlsburg Liberal

L1o1NohulS LtbCAhAti
 There was a poker game in Silver City last week that was reminder of old times in that town when there was more actual cash in the gambling rooms than in the banks. It started one eveing in one of the popular resorts, there were a couple the leading lawyers of the town, we'll known doctor, and couple of men prominentin business circles They all bought literally and the table was covered with chips. As a mans supply of the highly color ed ones would diminish he would order more, paying for them with a check, and great pile of checks on the American and Silver City bank were piled up on the corner of the table. They played all night, never stopped for breakfast and kept right at it, like a days work. The tabled was surrounded by interested spectators. By noon there was probably close to five thousand dollars on the table. About this time a local tinhorn thought if he could get into the game he might make a winning. He scurried around borrowing a dollar here, five there, and final ly was able 10 accumulate twenty dollar bill and three silver dollars, and edged into the game, thanking his stars that he was able to get chance at such big money, on such small capital. The tinhorn was right, the game was easy, and in short time he had big bunch of chips in front of him. Then his packers began telegraphing signals to him to close out, while he had a good thing. He counted his chips, and found he had $223, enough to pay & ten per cent dividend to his packers, ten cents for every one put up, and so he cashed in. The three silver dollars had been ap. propriated by the bar keeper, hut the twenty dollar bill was there, and plenty of checks. He got the bill, and checks amounting to the 1 two hundred dollars he had won.
 Followed by his packers he started 1 for the banks At the American National Cashier Agee took the checks drawn on him, looked at them and endorsed with pencil in l the corner "no funds" At the Silver City National, where the others were presented Cashier ] Carter did not use pencil but had rubber stamp with which
 he printed on the corner the same
 tegeod, mo fund" The poor but honest tinhorn had worked hard at this trade. won two hundred do,Iars, and when he checked up
 with his packers found he was
 actually short the i6ree iron dol. iars he had put io'o the game. ] Perhaps District Attorney Wright
 is right when he holds that it is not violation of fhr law 10 play
 draw poker, but the legislature
 should pass law for lho prollc ton of the poor tinhorn.
The oasis., 1911-09-02
Saturday, Sept. 2, 1911
RECIPROCITY WITH MEXICO.


 procity with Canada has aroused call for adoption of | similar policy with Mexico, and there Is no doubt that at the regular session of Con- gress, beginning in December next there will be inaugurated leglsla- ton looking toward adoption of some such measure. A resolution requesting the President to inau- gurate negotiations with Mexico for reciprocity treaty is promised. Probably such resolution would pass.
 Such reciprocity would be of great advantage to the two repub- lies, especially should treaty be made to include livestock, fruits, cereals, foodstuffs, etc. Mexico has great cattle ranges and the ex- portation of cattle to tine United States runs into great values annu- ally. Upon the other hand our neighbor imports great deal ot corn, wheat and other grains. Frequently the production ofcereals is so scant that the duties have to be suspended to enable the com mon people to have their bread at reasonable prices. A reciprocity treaty embracing cattle and meats rith cereals and foodstuffs would give permanent suspension ot the duty, and make more stable in the southern republic the prices of all grains and flour, while 1t would have a tendency to hold in check the soaring tendency of beef in the American markets. Beside that advantage the abrogation of duties upon cattle would work advantage to many Americans having inter- ests in Mexico, for to a great degree the cattle raising industry in the border states of that republic have passed already into the hands of Americans and American corpora tions. Every month sees acqnisi- ton by American companies of great ranges and herds of cattle in Mexico. In fact the cattle industry in Mexico is passing rapidly into American ownership. The expan- sion of settlement of the West and the circumscription of the free range has driven out of business many large cattle raisers, and will drive out many more. Mexico with it's land grants, fitted admir- ably for grazing, and offered for sale at bedrock prices, offers all such the best substitute possible or free range, and advantage ol such opportunities are being taken upon all sides. Within very few years the cattle industry in Mexico will be practically an America' industry. Reciprocity in cattle would relieve that industry fron q heavy burden. To great exteo the same may be said of the lfult industries now developing in Mex ico. American horticultarists arc Hooking into the rich river deltas of Mexico and developing richly