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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-04
MAY POSTPONE TRIAL.
Bigamy Case Against Mrs. Doxey i
Doeketed for Monday.

Clayton, Mo-. Feb. 4.--The bigamy
case of Mrs. Dora Doxey is docketed
for trial here Monday, but another
postponement may be ordered on ac-
count of the illnrAs of the defendant.
Mrs. Doxey is accused OF marrying
William j. Erder while she was the
wife of DIR. Loren Il. Doxey. Last sum-
mer Mrs. Doxey was tried in St Louis
on the charge OF numbering Erder and
was acquitted. The bigamy case has
been set for trial several times, but
each time Mrs Doxey has been unable
to attend, owing to illness.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-04
SWEENEY IS QUALIFIED.
New Secretary Of Railroad Commits
sion an Experienced Railroader.

Lansing, Mich, Feb. 4.-Willard n.
Sweeney of Bay City, who was chosen
10y the state railroad commission to
succeed Samuel Kelley as secretary of
the commission. will begin his new
duties next Tuesday.
Mr.. Sweeney appears to be admir-
ably !ltted for the position as he has
had fifteen years of railroad experience
with the Michigan Central railroad and
for the last two years has been county
clerk of Bay county.
Prior TO that time he was deputy
county clerk. The new secretary will
enter the Office on trial and will be
ON probation for probably 80 days.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-04
WARM WELCOME FOR WHITE.

Ottumwa, Ia, Feb. 1.-Two thousand
citizens welcomed home John p. White
the newly elected president of the
United Mine Workers today. The pa
rade was headed by the Iowa brigade
band which escorted White to the hall
where the formal reception was held.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-04
HACK WINS; POLE LOSES.

Kansas City. Mo-, Feb. 4.-George
Hackenschmidt, the Russion wrestler.
won from Gus Schoenlein (Americus)
Of Baltimore. Md. in straight falls
here last night. The first fall came
in 1 90 80. and the second fall in ss:l5.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-04
NOTED PRESBYTERIAN DEAD.

Neenah. Wis. Feb. 4.--Rev DIR. J. f..
Chaplin aged eighty former state mod
orator of the synod OF the Presbyterian
church I'm Wisconsin Is dead.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-04
HEARING ON RECIPROCITY.
Thursday Set as Date to Close Hear
ing-Lumbermen May Not Oppose.

Washington, ID. G.. Feb. 4.-Chair-
man Payne OF the House Ways and
Means committee announced today
that the hearings before that commit
tee regarding the Canadian reciprocity
agreement will to n close next Thurs
day at p. m. The lumbermen today
said they would not oppose the lum-
ber schedule If logs were put on the
FREQ list.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-04
InsurgentLeader States That After
Capturing That City He Will
Rally All His Forces
There
WILL March ON MEXICO CITY
Will First Proceed Against Chihuahua
City and Ultimately Against
Stronghold of President
Daz Himself.

El Paso, Texas, Deb. AT 5 o'clock
this morning Juarez was lined with
soldiers, police, guards, and federal
and state rurals expecting attack at
any moment.
No reinforcements for the federals
are in sight. The rebel forces of Orez-
co and Blanco are reported to have
formed a junction last evening at
Bauche, eleven miles south of Juarez.
The Insurrectos are said to have four
rapid fire guns, one Long Tom and
four Howitzers of ancient model. They
are reported to be all armed with Krag
Jorgensen rifles of the latest pattern.
The official notice of the intended
attack upon Juarez reached. .the Ameri-
can consul at 10:30 o'clock last night.
In this notice Orozco said he'd attack
within twenty-four hours. Couriers
from his camp, ten miles from Juarez,
this morning said he expected first to
reconnoiter the town before striking
and that he was awaiting reinforce
ments. Juarez, too, was looking for
reinforcements for the federal garri-
son, but revolutionists said none might
be looked for from the south where
Robago and his shattered command
were.
Orozco told friends yesterday he in
tended making Juarez the capital of
Mexico, and rallying all of his follow
ers there would start on a march south
against Chihuahua city and ultimately
against Mexico CITY
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-04
Fighting Around coyame.

Presidio, Texas, Feb. 4.-ffghting
between the Insurrectos, and Federals
under Dorantes, will be renewed
around Coyame. The Insurrectos at
tackled the Federals when Dorantes at
tempted to lead his command back to
Ojinaga. II is declared Dorantes'
troops looted Cuchillio Parade during
their flight following the Insurrecto
attack.
More than one hundred Insurrectos
escaped yesterday near Mulato.
American cavalrymen arc enroute
from Maria, Texas, to this point and
are expected tonight
At present. Deputy Marshal Warren
is the sole representative of the Unit
cd States in more than 100 miles from
the Rio Grande. Single handed he has
arrested several bands of Insurrectos
who were using the American side of
the river as a highway
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-04
Temperatures:

Snow fiurries Tonight or Sunday.
Colder tonight.
Temperatures;
Midnight. 20; a. m, 12; 6 a. m.
IL; a. m, .; highest yesterday, 20.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-02-04
THE WEATHER.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
Die 6eridte uno Die bHentlide
Mcinuns.

Man min gefunben baben. bab bi.
legten GntIheioungen bss S6erbuns
besgsridts cine 4biidt betunbsn. bic
offentIite Wteinung gu bsfrisbigen.
Ids 1T cine etgentbiimlthe 1Solssrung.
Sn ben Pro3eiien ieIbit lag ni6ts,
mas bic Dffsntli6e Wsinung bdtt. err
regen tonnen. Sic bebanoeltsn in Dem
stnsn Safe Die 5rage, pb ibsr cine
purd Die preiie in Snoianapolis unb
Reto gort begangens 8srlaumouHg
pon oen 9srihten i'm 9iItritt golums
biu abgeurtbeiIt tperoen t0nne unb i'm
anoeren 5alIe, pb Die StaatsgsIess.
pelde ganten 3ipingen, gu einem
8arantie Sonbs bei3utragen, tons
ititutioneQ ieien. Oas paren rein
tshniihe QngsIegeHAsiten. pelde ben
@erihten gar teine 9elegenheit boten,
irgenb pelhe 9feigung su betunbeu uub
mas Die offentlihe Weinuns bstrifft.
10 piirbe ss ihr pffenbar belIer ents
iprohen baben, bic .3eitungen, tpel9e
ben grprditbenten Rpoiepelt, ben prds
Iioenten Saft unb fonitige anssieAens
perI0nli9teiteH in fold gemeinsr
Deiie perldumost baben, niht ibrsr
oerbienten Strafe auf Grunb BON
5ehnitalitdtsn entgeben gu lafien.
Sm Prin3ip berlanet tein perniinfs
tteer MenIh, bab bic geridts iih bon
Der 0ffentti6en Wsinung beeinTluHen
laHen. es nrub cine pollige Demoras
tiiirung Der Suits eintreten, tpenn bi.
offentlide Meinung, itatt Deg 8ei.ses
ods Rihterdmt ausibt. Die Dffents
Iite Meinung ion nur bann BEL ben
Rihtern 8eltuno baben, tpenn iie ae>
Iebgeberiife Euuttionen perrittsn.
Ddrin f6eint Elm Miberipruh AL lies
gen, bob Ri9ter als Gsiesgebsr mir
fen, aber bas pirb Hiemanb iiberras
Ifen, Der nit oem enqliih umeritas
niIhen Rehtspsien pertrdut lit. Der
grobe unteri6ieb 5pif6en Der euro
pdifheu uno anglo ameriidnii6e1
Rettiprehung beItebt barin, bab bic
griters losiid unb bic 2sgtere biito<
rifh 1T. 8us ma6t Die grIters itarr,
oob Is iid ftreng an ben @ortlaut
beg 8efeses bdlt uno bic 2ssters matt
ss bissIam. tnoem fie ii6 aui frIhere
gntfhsibungen beruft, bic biz in oie
araue gpr3eit Surit9e6en Common
lan) unb odB Tie audi iiber ben gufs
ffdben beg 0eiebes binpegaebenb, mad
Redt unb 8inigfeit urtheilt (gquitp
LAM. gs nirb pobt bs6auptet, baB
oas lsbtere Spitem Der Surisprubens
an beitimmte Regeln sebunbsn, teiner
4usbehnung fd1is iit uHo iid duh
oura feine GepiTensltrupeln beeine
fluiIen ldbt; Die 1batiaden iebod .re
psifsn, bab bic ridterlide Snterpr.tas
tion sr aequo ct bono, mad Reht uno
giligteit nod INNER i'm Werfe III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
Mumtaa, ben 9. Saunar 1911.
Oie heutfdae ReQieruna beruft

Die beutide Resisrung beriltt
iih barauf, bob bas slusfubrperbot
auf aaliial3e, oenn pas SsieB lduft
tbatIGhlit oarauf btnaus, aut alle
Gambler 9lnnenouns bat, oemnah telns
Discrimination gegen Die Der, Stda@
ten pprlieot. 9ei bieIer Sepelsfubs
rung miro iiberieben, baB es Die Yer
Staaten niht tiimmert, mas dnosrs
QGnoer betrifft. unb paB uniere SOU
aeiebe uusbriitlIh Reprenalien pors
itreiben aesen 2dnoer, Die 4usfuhrs
a0Qe erhsben, ober mas oasielbe be-
beutet, gebirgunaen porIhreiben, BIZ
cine @usfubr uumoglih MAIDEN. unle'
res Grmefens tpiiroe es dngebrahi
iein, Dap bic beutI6e Reglerun9 lht
poiitip abIebnenoes 8erbaIten duf9lb'
uno Iih bemiibt, nit ben Ser. Staatsr
su iraeno elmer 9eritdnoigung 81 &C.
langen, benn es piro Elm Iebr ItarteI
0rud ouf ben prdIioeuten ausseubt
has GeIeB geaen Seutihlanb gu pol'
itreten. 9em BrGiioenten muB 9e
leqenbeit oebpten fperoen, Die gsfsbl'
beg 9eIeses ipeuisItens Der Jorm nou
su erfulIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
pokal.Derid)l
8crthfoie Gbeds.

Sarrp Yanstp bon Ro. 572 Weft
6. Strabe melbets seitern i'm poii5eis
bauptquartier, bab er BON einem unbes
tannten Wann nit 5ipei uertbloien
gbeds um 81 beihDinoelt porbsn
in. Der lInhefannte bate iib ihm ges
aeniiber als Dr.. 6. s. Waltsrs BON
Ho. 137 Weit 3. Strab.. Nspport.
an., ausgese6en uno ibn 81 peronlnHsn
nepubt. aipei gbeds iiber ie $3.50 5a
bonoriren. Die Gbeds iteaten iif
ipGter ols ipertblos bsraus unb
Dansfp besab fih nad Der nnsegebenen
NoreHe in QeiDport, erfubr iebod,. bab
Elm Or. Wolters bort niht beiannt tit.
Die poli5ei fabnoet ouf ben anesbs
li4en S6ninbler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09

unIere 9nii6t, oab eine Gr'
h6bunq Der Dlitglieoer5ubl oes ndttos
nulen ReprGIentantenhauies abermdla
eine 9ittatur oes Sprehers bsrbelfubs
rem piroe, piro BON Den fortihrtttlts
den Mfitaliebern Oes SauIes Setheil'
unb lie tperoeu bic grumpader'he Stu
tpsIte Die 3a6I Der mitslieoer I'm A
rermebrt, snergiih betGmpfen. 8dE
1T entIhteben 81 loben, 5unal blnts'
benz 8orfhlag Grumputers Die a6ii6t
psrbpresn 1T, Die 3abl oura Qusi6lte.
buna elmer 4n3abl 9ertrster aus BEN
Sloen su perringern, 4ls RehtFer:
tisunq tpiiroe Der garagropb Der Ser
faiTuug bienen. bag mo Die 5drbt9sr
tein Stimmredt dusiiben oiirfen. oi
3ahl Der 3sprdIentanten entipre6ent
pertiirst tperDen ion, uno Der SinDeti
barauf, baB cine 8srminberung noth
ipenbig lit, I'm Die 8eihdfte bei
Sduies erlebtgen 81 t0nnen. Spf
fentlib peroen Die 9emotraten pi
Giniitt beiiBen, um gu ertenrsn, bdi
bic Grumpaderids Bin ge9en lie gerih
tet lit. sic io[ten lie oabsr nit 6i!f
Der repubIttaniihen 5orti6rittler Der
eIteln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09

Sn BEN 9srbanblungen
qeaen ben SdbatszSruit, beTsn 4uf'
l0iung beantraat fptro, mics Der Hes
gierungsdnpalt auf Die WeI'e bin, IN
ipelher Der Sabutss sSruit iiA ieIner
aonturrenten sntleoigte. 3us Der
fahren mar, oub Der 3ruTt elm Sabatss
cei6Gft nah benz anberen tGuflih sr.
irarb une ben gertdufern bic 8eoin'
quna auferieste, iHner6alb 3lpan3ta
esabren teinen gabat gu fabri3lren
ocer Su pertaufen. 2ls 3peites Ser.
aeben pirb bingeiteQt Die Nbmdbunq
SfpiIfen Der 9imerican 5obaceo Comp,
lnb Der oSrperidl 5obacco Comp. bon
Gnglono, fponah bic eritere SompagnIe
cllein Sdbat in oen Ser. Stauten unc
ouf Guba taufen uno pertaufen BART.
fpGbrenb Der lebteren Hpnlpdgnie Der
Maartt in 9rob. .gritannien, oSrlunb
unb auf Der oynIel Nan 3ugeFaert
ipiro; in ben ibrisen 5beilen Der Wel.
betreiben Die beioen aompagnien ihre
@eidydfts geneinihaftlid. eSn bisienl
Safe lit Der Monppnlismus gu offens
tunDis, oub nitt eriihtlih 1T, pie has
Sberbunbssgeritt umbin t0nnte, biz
@ufl0funs oes Sruits gu 6efebIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
Gin frobes gemiifb maht

Gin ffobes gemHfb maat
fr0blidf Miene. tibts IN ber Ribel.
9ber Der 6GmDrrboiborius lam tpsber
Elm frobss Gemiitb nod Greubs an
Dnftin boben; Inn fitt, sDie Der PHI
liffsr Der 3opf. bic Ghnsrmutb immer
hinten; er BRETT f4 re1ts, sr brebt ii4
linis. isiH 2fibtn piu njht ipsi.
den. Bis Il .4nafefis. gss
br0udJt, bic an sebSri9er GtelIe
iiA erpsidknb. 6siluns perbreiiet. Cine
Yrob< bfs WiftelS ipir6 unents
geltIiN oepSbrt. DsnH man q.
Nenitofbttr Il Co.. Doy 1915 Rem
gorl gitp. sbseGirt. Die ,anaieliS-
In in alien apotb<ien ~ bn6sH.
preiS 81 M&
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09

Sest 1absn mir nod sinen
uiurpirenben 9ouperneur uno oas III
Deneen BON S[Iinpis. Dieter pirb
augetlagt, bab er an psm beifigen
Goutrplipftem, tpslhes bic legislatiben
nnb erefutioen Geipdlten itrenq qeIons
bert hdlt, riittslt, inDem er isinen Gin
ftub auf6ietet. Inn ods HsprdIentantenz
Saus bon SQtnots 5u 5Dirgen. oab IS
9efese pafIirt, ipel6e aen grpreFuHgen
Der grpreb aompagnien unb Der Of
fentlihen Speiher ginbolt gebies
ten. 9eieBe 81 oiefem 3pede tpurben
bereits pom Senat paffirt, a6er iebesz
nal bonn Saufe perIporfen. Rah bem
Grunoe 6rau9t man, angsii6ts Der
Gnthiillun9en Der leBten 3eit niht
au forfhen. Die syreunos Der @rpreiz
fer feqen bar, bab bic ReprdIentoaz
ten bds 8olt pertreten uno Ser 8ouz
perneur baburh bab er 9efese gu err
stptrsen perfuhe, ipel6e bic Heprds
fentanten niht annebmen tpoIen, qez
gen als qrin3ipten elmer goltsreqies
runa banbelt. Der @ouperneur tann
barduf anttporten, oab sr ebsnfdlls oas
Bolf reprdientirt, aber gum unterIhies
be BON piefen Mitgliebsrn oss 5aules
bns in ehrliher Weiie thut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09

.TonHeripeiterl 2ubel sieb bod
bIok nal ben Goe 6o briiben. Der
oonfi 10 nidt mai auf meinen Grub. :
- ia, ipeiEte, 81, benz bot bef
Gtaut5anipnIt oos lette Nol geiogt.
er mare Der aroBte Oouner, Der ibn
Iemals poreefourIen III, unb ieit be,
3fit fennt e uns nid)t mebr.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09

HonlirllnloH an Eeueftpr
Die 6dlfte bes 9sohloHss
bes pNlip alsin an feis
nen 8ruber 2tlbert Riein
5uriidbesobli .....
gerfhiebenss ........
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09

Mls oemotrati der prdfz
Dentf9afts RdHbibat finb.t Champ
Glart. Der iebenfdlls Der Spreter bes
ratften 9auies fein pirb. 9dufise Grs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
Deuuder Q(lea@eim.OCrei
gerIanf Der seitrisenJ JabresSeriamm'
lung nab Neamtenberid)te.
;yiini neue WsitsIieber bes @oritanbes
eruGblt.

Sn Der aapene Der anitalt fanb ses
tern Rahmittae unter reger Betbeilis
euns Der Mitslisber bic Sabrsspsrs
iammluns bes Deutiden aItenbeim=
9ereins itatt. in peIter 6err q.
9useemann ben gorIib unb 6err 6.
%. $. 2iibbert bas prctotou fiibrte.
Rad gerIefune uno gnnahme BEG
g1rpiptols ber lebien Sisune samen
Die ssubresberihte Der Rrihieotnen
geamtsn unb bes @sr'paliers sur Vsrs
leiune unb sipar:
Sahresberidt bes pra fr
berten.
.Qn BEN 0oriianb uno bic Usitgl'eoer
bes Teutihen QItsnteimsgsrsirs.
9eebrte 5erren.
S.ute bat bas Gsutibe 4lttnheiIn
bereits II Sabre ieinsr geitimmuns
qeniiat, oIiein bo'tshenos, alte, blltIois
mGnner ibren 2ebensabsro in Euhe
uno 3ufrisbenheit psrbringen gu lai.
fen, uno bab oieies Dirtsn issensreth
setporben. Seisi ben Wtiisllsoern oes
9sreins Elm perionIttsr geiu9 Der
InItalt.
Die MeitaIiebersabl bes 9ereirs ho.
iit leioer tpdbrenb beg pertlnnensis
Sahres Tim 10 oerrir9srt. Jannor
| 1910 batten mir 617 RitsIieosr. Quf-
qenommen fp1breno bss sSahres ipurs
Ten %, eeitorben uno dusge.rsien ilHo
81, nsrbIsib. cine Witglleoer3dbl heute
BON GOT. fpopon 551 rsguldre uno 81
IebsnslGnaIihe Witglisbsr Tino.
gDir bdben lpdbreno oss Sobres 4
IebeusIdnsIide WiteIisosr aeponnen,
1popOn absr 3 iton r.9uIdre Witsiis'
Der pcren.
Cincinnati init 100000 beutihsH
giirgsrn .onnte Isit: einise idu'eno
WlitgIieber it.Ilen. it lpieo.rhole ees'
/ halb dbermols bic Bite, nab bi, Wit'
/ qIisber ibr. Ireunos perauIcfen. aud
HlitaIieoer su psroen. Der geitra9
III ia nur So pro Sahr oosr $50 fur
gebensseit.
| Tas Jriihjdhrsisi: am 5. Suni mar
Isiber nitt bon ajinitissm Wetter be-
aIsitst. Die 8prbsreitungen rrareu in
| grobsm Stage estroIfen uuo Der erfola
mare iiter bebeutsno gerpeier, ipenn
uns 0ott plupius niht uberroIh'
hGtte. Die -Srrian Sanb". 80 mcnn
/ fart, nit yD. e. Code aIs Direstor,
ptl6sr mir an oars beionoerem Tan!
! fir has r.itbaItig, Eon5er. perpilihte!
/ iinn, iounte Oott yIuptus nitt per'
! Iohn.n.
Die bedbf6tiat, Bersroberung bes
SpeifeSimmers, Eosltx ipeoen Wanaels
On GapitaI mid; cuseefiibrt perber
frnnie, madt iih bel ndNem Wsiie'
nrh nshr fiibIbar uno ioGte ipieesr in
ge!rcbt oesoQ.n rerosn.
Gum SdiuiIe empfeb!s ih npf,. oof
otm Damsn 9,rein, 6errn 9r. u. *
Wol.er, Der 9refe, ben 8erihteritnt
tern ioipi. allen 1reunoeu, ipeIte I'D
I'm bas WpbI Der Aniiali perbiens ee
uadA bdbsn, Der 9ant b.s 9sreiH!
cbeeiiattst fpiro.
9em 9oritaHo. ben Qommiii,er To-
ipie BEN 8ertDaitsr D. Rrus nebii lei
nsr 9smablin, pelhs mid in ans
iibuug msinsr pfiihien untsriiiist ho
zen. ftatts id meireu perfOnliter
Tdnt ob.
| Gincinnati. 8. Gan. 1911.
Gmil 4igemann,
pr1Tbeut"
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lpGbnung. Mie er fagt, bat er nltts
noaeaen ein8upenben. Dab man fetne
Sonbibatur empfieblt, aber er peroe
iich teine Nliibs eeben, oie Domination
su erlaneen. Gr 1T alIo Elm reeeptiper
aanbioot. Die WDslihteit lit nift
dusseIdloTen, baB ibm bic Nominas
ton sufGlt. Die oemDtrattf6e Ratio
raltpnpention fpirp fein 2iebesfeit iein.
Bie in Der republitaniIhen partei be-
itebt Elm Wioeritreit aipiihen ben
roltstbiimlitsn unb ben tapitdliIttIhen
Glementen. Gs tanu aIs fefiteheno
seltsn. oaB Die griteren 9oup. Sarmon
niht unteritiiBen neroen, neil er gu
BEN Reattiondren eesdblt fpiro une
oas nit pollem Rehte. 9oup. Wilion
ron Tetp ssriep III bebeuteno liberaler
unaeieet, absr uuh er biirfte ben tpeit-
lihen 8emotraten niht geniigen, gu
NAL er aus einsm ileinen Staats
temmt, Der tsine arobe 9ebeutuna fur
cie 9rGfioentIhdftsnabl beiiBt. Tems
nah lit Die Woglihteit ni6t ausges
fh[oiIen, bdP Champ Gldrt als apms
promiB- -8aubioat nominirt ipiro. ba
MiHpurt jeBt gu ben stpsifelbaftsn
Stadten oebort uno es Der Wuhe fperth
1T, bieien fir bic bsmotratiIte partel
gu iihern. mir glauben audi. oab
Champ @lart bem 8olte inmpdth1dj
iIt. Gr beIiBt einen seraben aorattsr.
Wan tpeiB, moran man nit tbm lit.
0as 1T etne iebr nette Gnts
I6uloiaung, Die Der grdToent Der nas
tionaIen WboleIole 9roeers Ihociatior
fir bic boben apiten bes 2ebensunter'
bolts anoiebt, penn er Iaet, oab fl
ourh Die itrenge SnIpettion Der Hahs
runasnittel ruriaht peroen. Die Jn'
Ipettion lei toitipielig uno folgllt
miiITe oos qublitum oafiir be5ablen
9as 1T Iogar cine unIiunise Gusreoe
oenn bic Snipettion tpiro aus BEL
StaatstaI'e be3abIt uno fdQt niht Der
WboleIaIe Grpcers 3ur 2ait. Ridtts
mag es iein, oaB Die reinen Gebensmit'
tel mebr toIten, uls Die perfGlIhten. Od
geqen fam bas gu3litum aber niht:
eintpenDen, oenn IS oisnt 1elnem Boz
tbeilt, tpenn es CUTE Wddren srbdlt, an
1tQtt peroorbener ober perfdlihter Wla
rem. 90 melt bic 5beuerung auBel
bieIer urIahs beitsbt, 1T iie Der be'tGn
bio perIdpinoenben aonturren3 5u3u
| Itreiben. Die tleinsrsn @rpcers per
Den 0urh bic bstdnnte methobe, BAT
bic 8roben gu S6leuoerpreiien per
taufen, an bic Wano georiitt, uno Il
bic 2onturren3 beieiti9t. purn bere6
nsn Die 9roben, mas fie 2uft haben
9ds qublitum tplrb gum geiten ge
hdIten, inbem bic 9roben irgsno elmer
QrtiteI isbr biuig pertaufer, uno oaj
pubIitum iiberIiebt. baB ihm fir oi
dnosren Waaren sin ungebuhrlihe
qreis berehnet tpirb. Gum SheiI II
es aud bililos, ba ganse Stobttheil
gdn3Ii6 pom ben GroBsn bebsrrfd
/ tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-09
0In9e 8ranen
laltea isnrser cine Dloide o.. .aidtere
paiu-Expellcr

i1n &0ife. Gin 5iiDtrldiIiges Gfns
ufbanittel bei alien rbeinndtil&em
e&mer1en, Gridltimoes, Dsrftdn.
damages mn. 20 nMb 6Os u Gpeltos
tn. Mr. edt NH aMtex.
=. An. BICHTED = c..
lGo nuoan1oG 1oosnouD
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The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-04-07
.BAsE BALL

Washington, D. c., April eff
Harvey Bussey ever becomes a big
league star it'll probably be on &C
count of his hop ball. Just now Bus
sey has a lame arm and can't work
it, but the first couple Of days at
Atlanta he had all the batters guess
ing when they saw the hop ball COM
ing at them q
Bussey's hop ball is fairly fast and
comes straight for the pan at the
proper height to be smashed to all
four corners, But when it reaches
the p1ate it takes funny little hop
right over the bat and leaves the
mighty slugger dfsgusted at having
offered at it.
when have my hop ball working
properly" explains Bussey, mo one
cas- hit it successfully: It's the best
ball I've got. During the warm
weather my arm is in good condition
and 1 can THROW the hop bali every
day. But now the muscles in my
shoulder are stiff and can't pitch IT.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-04-07
BIG STEAMER
IS AGROUND
PRINCESS IRENEFLOSTiBEARINGS
lin A DENSE FOG EARLY
-. - TODAY
TUGS TO The RESCUE

New York. April e.-The steamer
Princess Irene went aground in a fog
near the Lonehill life saving station
today.
Her captain reported by wireless
that the vessel and passengers were
in no danger.
The Princess Irene is owned by the
North German Lloyd Line and left
Genoa for New York on March 23rd.
She carried 1,720 passengers.
The accident was caused by the
heavy fog which has prevailed along
the coast for SO hours.
Several tugs went to rescue her
and it is expected to get the vessel
off at high tide.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-04-07

IN SENATE
LAFOLLETTE INTRODUCES RESO.
LUTON FOR ANOTHER INVES.
TIGATION In LORIMER'S
ELECTION
,s.s
SLUSH FUND AGAIN

Washington. d. c., April 6.-The
sensation of the session in the Senate
today was the introduction of a reso-
luton by Senator Lafollette providing
for the appointment of special com
mittee to investigate the election of
Senator Lorimer, of Illinois.
The resolution names five new
Senators as follows, Work, of Cali
fornia; Towsend, of Michigan; Nc
Lean, of Connecticut; Kern, of In
diana, and Powerene, of Ohio.
Asked To Aid slush Fund.
Springfield, ILL.,, April 6.-Clarence
S. Funk, general manager of the In
ternational Harvester Company, be-
fore the Senate bribery investigation
committee yesterday exploded the big
gest sensation of the Lorimer bribery
case. Mr.. Funk testified that Edward
Hines, of Chicago, millionaire lumber
dealer, asked him as a manager OF the
Harvester company. to contribute
SIC, 900 TO reimburse certain men who
had put up 100000 "slush'' fund to
elect william L.orimer TO the United
States Senate
The Harvester company manager
further testified that Mr. Hines named
Edward Tilden, wealthy Chicago pack
as the collector of this fund to re
imburse the men whe, as Mr.. Hines
was quoted as having said, had "un-
derwritten'' the election OF Lorimer.
Mr.. Funk declared, that his object
In gfvins this, testimony was to- save
II. H. Kohlsaat publisher OF the Chi
cago Record- -Herald.r from possible
jail sentence as a result OF Mr.. Kohl
saat's refusal to give certain fnforma-
ton demanded by the ,eommittee last
week. 49,
The witness said he had given Mr..
Kohlsaat information. 10 confidence
upon which the Chicago, publisher. had
based an editorial. The publication
In February Last Of this editorial,
which charged the use OF a 500, 900
| fund to elect Lorimer, resulted in the
calling OF Mr.. Koh1saat as witness
before the committee. He refused to
| make known the4 name OF Mr.. Funk
and was given one weeks time to di-
vulge this name or stand In contempt
of the Senate committee.
Funk testified that he voluntarily
released Mr.. Kohlsaat from the pledge
of confidence when he felt that the
publisher. would be sent to Jail un-
less the Information was given