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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
sIIss Van Wort Returns,

Aish Hose e. Van Vort. suner,nte,,a :
eht OF the Memorial Hospital, return
ea YESTERDAY from New York. where
,,hhe attended the annual meeting OF
tme american Hospital Associaiion
while Tn the North Miss Van Vort
spent much time in visiting some os
me oiE institutions for the purpose
nSement. equipment and general wurie
I'm view of increasing the efic,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
SUMNER DROWNING VICTIMS
Waters of New England Claim 3as
AAlfh MnxaachIIYe4ta

With MnsHnchusctts In Lead.
Boston. Mass. September 23,-The
waters Of New ENGLAND claimed 22s
victims by accidental drownings d,ir-
ing the summer season which ended
to-day. or this number IGI were
hathers. ia fell from boats and lost
their lives, and the unusually large
number of "a persons slipped FROM in.
secure places bordering inland waters
and the ocean and were drowned
More persons were drowned in Mas
sachusetts than in any of the other
New England States. the number being
1879. OF the cities. Boston stands first
approximately one-seventh OF the
drowning accidelNp in nfassac hnsetts
its suburbs. The State of Maine ranks
second with seventy-one victims.
Rhode Island Connecticut, New Hamp-
shire and Vermont FOLLOW In order
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
NINE PERSONSARE
CRUSHED TO DEATH
IspseiaI Cable to Tho me.-Dispatch.

Hsnon, September 23-The gallery
OF the ponte Vedra Theatre COLLAPSED
tdL tstbB TIA ctushing nine persons 10
Of wbn mm' III, nintj,uIibs hity others, many
ne performance on the stage was
lmmeoiately stopped when the acei !.
,rmstyo occurred and the actors. &C
trsses ana he spectators who escaned
nsing buried under the debris. aided
IN rtScuing the victims. There wer.
more more than 900 persons in the old
d. Yo1 70, sailerY The accident was
ture. ~ '"e stFuc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
TRUST PREP AIRED
TO MEET ATTACK
Continued From First PageD


cago would go to prison II had my
way. There are also other inncrura-
cies. In the main, however, the re-
ported interview represents, with such
corrections. the Views expressed by
me in the conversations referrui to.
The President has stated that the
Supreme Court has decided what the
la " is, and now business has got TO
square Itself with the law 1t ix not
the intention OF the department to
bring indiscriminate proceedings ex-
cept whore the evidence at lis dis
posal Indicates wilful and deliberate
violation of law and the suppression
of competitive conditions by oppres-
sive and unfair or otherwise illegal
methods.
1T is hoped that monopoli.tlc com
binations which are In illegal restraint
of Interstate trade and commerce will
voluntarily reorgnniae and establish
competitive conditions without waiting
prosecutions. the government would
very much prefer snch voluntary ac-
ton TO the necessity of leEal prose
curons The Department. Of Justice
is prepared to give careful cnnsldera-
ton to plans for such reorganization
'''''i'''eu III 5000 IdItN, ana, III round
satisfactory, 10 submit them to the
court on appropriate petitions. TO the
end that proper decres he entered
making the plan binding IN the defen
dants and enioining any renewed com
oinatio restraining trade between the
newly separated members OF the com
bnatlon.
tSignedl
GEORGE w. WtCKERsHAM"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
THREE LIVES ARE LOST.
Men Caught Beneath Falling Walls Of
Burning building.

Especial to The Times Dispateh.l
Louisville, Ky, September 23.-Three mem
hers OF the Louisville salvage CORPS met
Of the David Baird & Son millinery store
One man Is missing ana three Others were
seriously injured. The bodies of the three
dead were located Iste Tonight and the
entire hre force is digging In the debris for
the missing man-Fre Lieutenant Fergus
Kennedy 1t is believed he is dead.
The known dead are Jee Doyle. j. j.
Hardimen and Richard Fergpson
The FIRE was caused by crossed wire. and
entails 8 loss of nearly Sit0,G0n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
TWO DIE IN ODD ACCIDENT
Railroad Men Niilcd When Copcbe.
Suddenly stnrt Down Trncka

Railroad Men Killed When Concbe.
suddenly start Down Tracks.
New York, September 2S.-rwo rail
frobab bly, was fatally injured today ;n
an unusual accident at the Nelrose
yards of the New York Central RAN.
road. in the Bronx. The trio we're
working under a Pullman dining car
when four passenger coaches rolled
DOWN Tho track and struck the Pull
man driving il ahead and crushing
the men beneath It,
4lnin Lorend and Joseph Lodes, car
renairers were Killed. and John Raj
iey brakeman. probably will die
hoW the four coaches. which wer,
,opnnIhE empty on siding. happened
70 start moving has not been OK.
planned ""
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24

Seattle; Wash, September 23.-col.
onel William Il. Prosser, who com.
mnnded tho Second Tennessee Cavai-
iy during the Civll War and was az
.erWarnS member OF Congress from
INC Nashville District, died here To-.
day at his home aged seventy-seyen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
GUILTY OF MURDER
Jury Convirts Fount IIei,on of pou,,,
-

willing.
somerset, Ky" september 90. Fount
helton to-day was found guilty of Tho
murder Of MaGistra,e A. j. Beatty and
tonstable W + Heath. and was sem
fenced TO life mnrIsomncut in. the
penitentiary. Beatty and Heath were
Eilled in the courthouse al Burnside
ny, last July James Ellis, who was
guilty. and sentenced 10 he eInctrn'
Cuted In Ortnlnr 'NN'o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
BROWN A CANDIDATE

He Hopes Again t" Occupy Governor,
Chnir.
Atlanta. Ga Sent"mber oS.-Formcr
Governor Iosenh NJ. Brown. who was
Tst,eated for r?-eloction by Governor
II oke Smith. it-night announced his
'candidacy for TIE governorship, 10 be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
HgMg Pias,o "a.
2l3 East Broad.

TO the rest of the bill. the moment 1t
receives the signature OF the PROSE-
uent- There Is no reciprocity what
over about section 2. / think IL comes
dangerously near q Gratuitiuus con-
cebsion.
II 1t is. thon. OF course. II opens up
the question OF the favored nation
c'ause' III l am not misnformed. Ger
many and France and some other
countries are already preparing to
make claims under the favored nation
clause In regard to the arrangement
now pending"
senator Root said: EFT raises a very
serious question under the favored
| nation clause. and would certainly put
us IN very embarrassing position
with regard to the articles enumerated
IN tho second section II other coun-
ules cisimed their favored nation
Question Never Tested.
me question whether this zratui.y
i could be claimed by other nations
under our treaties with them never
mas oeen tested in American dipln-
macy because all reciprocity ayree.
ments hitherto In force have balanced
concession against concession. and
nave left no loopholu for an v5road-
ehlng of trade beyond the scope Of the
i"tn'eu9te treaty or agreement
european chanceileries in this cap
itai Undoubtedly will take up the
question as soon as vacation days ara
over ana the summering Diplomats re-
| urn IL iS not alone question OF
uip'omat tic negotiation. however. and
IN. inc hrst test may be made before the
treasury Department in the Offering
oi consignment Of Norwegian pui,,
ot man or French print paper. with
"etndhd Tor It's entry free OF duty.
W 10 cate II seems MS II the tariff
revssipnists had put one over" on m,
s'ahhpat'ers. and some relief from tho
eNtortlon OF the paper trnst is al hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
SOON TO BE RETIRED
'Ini"r IIenry I.connrd Has ILnd a cali

ha1"r Henry i.connrd Has lind n Gal
liant Cnreer.
>, Washington, September a3.-Maior
Henry Leonard, u. s NJ C.. will 20
on me retired list in few days, after
olhcer lost an arm while leading lie
company In the relief of PekIng dur
ING the Boxer troubles ten years ago.
~ present Major Leonard commnn I )
'he naval prison Mt Portsmouth. y. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
OBITUARY
Behrend A. n,,crh,rd

I'll.
behrend A. Osterbind died at e.so
1eroh yesterday morning at his resi-
91eSce' 6la South Laurel Street, agal
denee e, 4;So o'clock Tomorrow after.
noon. Interment win be in Hollywood
Frances o. Chnmber,nync.
MRS. Frances o. Chamberlnyne, vito
M St BS{d Ghanberlayne. died in the
memorial Hospital ut $50 o'clock Fri
oay night, September 90
me funeral Will he held from thc
residence at o'clock this afternoon.
John II. berry.
special 10 The Times -Dspatch.l
Hsrrlsonburg. Va. 3eptem Der 3a
r,y about forty-hve years old wn,I
s ShGwn travelling man for Roanoke and
W West Mar kkeuses s,r died at mis- mis- home On
aago he was stricken with ,rralysis at
1T range Courthouse. He returned to
re rel m0fN N ~ sn rev days but suffered
on Wednesday. He leaves his father
ana brother in Washington, D. C.. and
T wao M, ,hree sisters; His widow, who
two children anhuH west, survives. with
thha Miss Natalie. trained nurse in
nc tToiestant Hospital in Norfolk.
wen Known Salesman Dead.
Ieiesrams were received here Inst
night announcing the death I'm Yag-
y. - y.
of the best known travelling statesmen
visiting this city. Mr. Cassidy died
very suddenly at the Baldwin Hotel.
where he was stopping Mrs. Cassidy.
who Is In this city. will go this morn
Ing to their home at Albany, Ga, where
the lnterment will be made Mr.. Cas-
sidy made his headquarters in Rich-
mond
DousInss A, Bnidock.
Especial to The Times=Dispatcb.1
Lynchburg. Va, September as
Douglass a, Baldock. aged thirty-five
years, q native of Amherst county,
and former resident OF Lynehburg,
died yesterday at the GARFIELD Hospital
In Washington, where he had been un-
der treatment for some time. He was
a son OF c. A. Baldock, of Amherst.
and brother of G. r. Baldock, of this
city. He is survived by his WIFE who
was with him in Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
FAMOUS WRITER DEAD.

Charles BntteII Loon1ls Dies After Sew
erli Months iIiness.
Hartford, Conn.,. September ga
Charles Battell LOOMS, humorlst, Iec-
turer and ~Hthor, died tonight aftes
of the stomach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-24
We are first to in
troduce in Richmond
this wonderful Victor
Victrola for $500

This Victor-victro,a viii MAY any
record In the Victor cnsulos. ana with
II you may enjoy your rnyorite music,
right In your own home, whenever and
ns often you wish.
The victor-victrolu la hornicsu, the
tones issue through Goose neck~
sound box tube.
Other victroIas mt s25, s15 ana nm.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

Dem Der BON 8ef-s0lar 8uriidfoms
menOe Bug ben 1tnion-9abnbof pers
Iaiien batte, unO Sic Iegte Strede
mad Dem &ilIen 8aBn6of 8~uriidleg.
te, e1tgleilten 5lDei @aggOnS, mo
ole Snlaiien Oeriel6en mttr0en gum
Gbeil nebr ooer meaiger DerleBt.
Sim i6limrniten fam babel Ser Sc
orge @itilrnel5e6er, Der 9efretdr Der
o8bolia1, iDeg, Oerm er muroe aus
Dem &eitibiil 5piiben ben beiOen
&aggons berausgeidleu0ert unO
i@lltg NIT Dem aopie ala Sem Bfla-
liter auf. 9ie GerlcBungeh Die er
iid babel 6u8og, finO idper. aber
ni4t lebensgefabrliA. SER Aliguit
SGmar5, Der lett ipieoer nod Dem
lieben 8aibtngton 8uriidgefe9rt 1T,
ipar na6ren0 ieines 8altimorerggils
Der Se~r6ergSDater 0es u86aIia Dram
nerdorS.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02
Gin Amtertkamer itber
9emtf@lamO.

Ger gfelp Yorfer @anfier SacOb $.
S9iff, Der ioeben BON ciner europa
0ieue 5llriidgefebrt lit, CAB ~iolgenOes
llrtbeil iiber Die Weldaftslage in
england unO in 9eltti9lanO ab. pSn
Gnglano4, iagte er, uDabc id cine
meitgebcnOe lln5ufrieOen9eit in Den
nnteren YoItSiAidten mabrgenom-
men, pellt ou9 Die 8roiperitat Oes
&allOes nidt al be5meifeln lit. Sic
9(rbeiter i9eittel1 BORT uibt ibren &c
redten QlntDeil an Dem @rtrage IT,
res S9affels 5li erbalterL unO melrl
Gegierung uno &apital ii1 nidt balO
DerbeituaelL ben Seuten elitgeget8lt-
fomnlell, 10 miro man BORT in lld@-
tier 3ufunft nod iueitere Strifefa-
lomitaten erleben. @an5 anOere
;3llltali0e i1einen mir i'll 9euti6=
lano 3u Gerri9en. 9lu6 in Oieient
2an0c gebeu Die @eidafte Dor5iiglid
aber BORT lit 3egierung iuie &apital
bemii6t, sen Ar6eiters OaS Sbrige 81
ge6ett, ullO bon elmer beOrobli4en
Iln5nfrie0en6eit inter ben arbeiten-
ben GlaIien fam nidt Die 9ie0e ieiu.
Ibqtia9e lit, oaB in 9ellti6lanO fem
@eieB erlaIien miro, obne oaB Dor.
ger feline &ragmeite fir ben 9lrbeiter
5llr geiauen @ripGgung gelaigt uno
Die OeutIden 9lrbeiteriduB= unO Or
6eiterDerli9erungs : @eieBe lino 10
mAItergiiltig, 0aB i6 MIR miini6en
fatn, glnlerifa modte ii6 elm Sci.
Ipiel Ooran nebmen. 9a3u fonnnt,
OaB in Deuti1Iano &apitals : &om-
binationen bon Der 9~egierung in ie-
Ser angemeIlenen gSeiie geforOert
uno nibt mie OoS bier Site gemor-
SEN 81 iein ideint, fir allies uno ie-
0es berantportlid genia6t unO oltrd
ltnteriu6ungen aller 9lrt in ibrer
gbdtigfeit geIt0rt peroen. 9(lspiidie
6eidneioet man 8tpar bort e6enfallS
mo 8rpor re6t frdftig, o6er mon bin
BERT Oas @roBfapital nidt in ieilen
@ei6Gften ion0ern lit frob Oarob
oaB eS Dem 2anoe 5ur 8rOiperitdt
berbilft.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

aroBeren @eoinn bel oerbdltuiBmd.
Big gerin0er &apitalonIage unO ge-
rin9em @r6eitsa ufDauO ueripridt.
sSn 0icier Siuiidt bietet Ser jung
frduI;de Nooen GonaOos ieBt dbull.
de gort5eile. penn aud nidt in To-
der reihliden @eiie pie sic Der.
5taaten in irit5eren 3eiteiL oIs ser
6eite 8oOen nod iiir fpenig ODER gar
nidts 5H bn6cn NOR. NlogIiderweiie
mag sic 3eit, Dis lie in Canada nit
Der Auit6eiluug 0es iungfrdulidea
go0ens 5u gnOe iinO, iid Idnger 9it@
5ie5en uic 6ier Sci inns, iporin fci.
nesmegs Elm g6oht6eil ldge 0enn Is
Sat Oas pIobIide 4lswadieu 81 RE.
Iigen &roportioneu aud ie3nc boic
settle. 9l6geie6cn non Sen etrpoiaen
2anom0glidfeiteit bon 6enen Gala~
"a iebt me6r als sic Ser. Stdateit
6ietat momit a6er ni6t gciagt-iit
0oB In Sen Ser. Staten 0ieIe gioa.
lidfciten eridopft iin0, bieten sic
Ser. Gtaaten 0em @inmanOerer iHt-
mer nod Sic groBeren &ort6eile ua0
oespegen ge5t 6ie GinmanOerurg,
Die in gr6Beren5 doaren fommt nod
lnIerpm 2an0e. CAB es beiicr fiir
unicr 2on0 uro 0ie eintuanOqrn1en
.@lemente mare, menn Oie gtnpaa0er.
ing Iid sen 9anObe3irfen unO nidt
I'M ne6ermaBe Sen Std6ten 5urpeuDen
woate, pirO bon Gtemono in 9l6reOe
qeiteIlt. aber Ser Solon lit nod
nidt ge6orel1 Ser eS berm0dte, bic
lem MiBitan0e 0ur1ginman0erungs=
qciebc o~b3u6eIfen. 2Gpd inter 3u-
qrun0clegung 0es Mtotigs Der cann-
0i1den Ginqponoerungspolitif lieBe
iif Dem lte6el 0ur6 geieBlide Scr
idriften nidt Iteuerelt neil auG bier
mie0erum 5unaiit sic natiirIiden
lal0 mirt5i1aftliden 8er9dltntne Die
neutrality-suspicious. 6aftoren Iino. SIN
iibrigen Oiirfte es 8utreffen OoB Elm
2on0, 0as aitf cine @inlOan0ernna
anqemieien 1T, @efaGr tduft, in ieincr
@nhpidluug olige9alten ST fperoelt
lpenn eS aIl5u mdbleriid Oanlit lesli
- Eaa
moQte. @o6l gebietet Die 9fiidliht-
na6me auf oos @obI OeS eigenen
2an6es, GIemente olts8uidlieBen Die
acknowledgements 5hG0linge ltdo
ODER 4per0en miiiien, o6er Oarii6er ai-
naus fam sic @inipanoerungsfoll-
troGle Ii6 ni6t eritreden; es lei 0eun,
man moae bic @;mpanOerung gln3.
u%mter0riden o0er ouf Elm miu8ige3
MoB beidrdnfen. Die Ser. Staatci
f0nnten cine Oerartige 8olitif ni6t
einfdIoaen1 obne ii6 ielber iaiperIten
Sdooen a%n3utbur.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

n @elegentli6 Der groBen 8araoe
Oes 9. Arnleeforps BAT &aiier @il-
belm an Dorigen 6reitag utno Sam
itog 5lpei fltr8e Geoen ge5aiten De-
men man inter ben gegenwartigen
@erbdltnifen beiouoere 8eOelttun9
beilegt. 8ei Dem 5eitmobI fir Die
8rooin3 Sdlesmig-S6lIteirE IN 2l-
iona, iagte er inter 6inmeis auf Die
&aiierin aIs cine %geborene SAles-
pig-SolIteinerin. r9ie &aiierin lit
etn @htter fir oeutibe 0iiitter, neil
iie feds Sobue aitfge5Ogen bat-ern.
ite, energiiAe WtannerLmelde ni6t
geneigt iinO, ii6 Die Amebmli1fei.
ten lnlo @eniiiie ibres Gauges uno
ibrer SteIlungen 8ullitse 81 maAen
mie piele iunge 2eute Der SeBt3eit,
ion0ern Ote ibre aroft Dem Gater-
IanDe geipiomet baben III barter unO
itreuger @fli1terfiialtng un0, ioIte
elm AnIaB entiteDenL NIT 6reuoen
bereit iino, ibr 2eben auf Dem 2[ltar
ibres &oterlun0es 81 opfern.4 llno
in Samburg aebradte Der 9tonard
BEL Dem 8atfett, peldes Der Senat
ser Sta0t ibm 8u Gbren CAB, Il. a.
Oie @orte: Sails mir ben gntDils
tbuiiasnms Der Sanburger redt per-
iteberL glaube id es aIs lire gtei-
nlilg onnebmen 8l f0nnen oaB IN.
iere Slotte nod meiter Oeritarft fper-
Sen IolEte. nm iider ait ieiH oaB uns
g4iemano ben &lob an Der Sonne.
auf Sen mir Elm Redt baben, ltreittg
MAIDEN fann.~
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

q. $. emanuel an 9ienitag Der
,llnitdO 8reB" mitt6eilte, ergeben
oaB SduIB unmitteIbar UOn Der 0eitt-
iden &egierAng 6eauftragt mar, ge-
monte 0littbeillingen iiber @nglanos
9riegsriiitungen ein5ubolen. ST fli9-
te bi1l8u, ooB ibm unumltoBlide 8e-
rpeiie fir oieie feline 8ebaupturig sur
8erfiigung itiinOeu. Die 9rflarltllg
ocs 9%elttliants, bob er I'M 8ienlte Ell
ner oeutideu gteuigfeitsagentur Ite-
Be unO in 0eren Qluftrag iid mad
England bege6en bube, be3eidnete
er als eiuen iebr Ourdli@tigen gnt-
i1ul0igultgSgrlnO.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

SIN gal8ea oeutiden Geife
6alten Sic glationalliberalen Ser.
iammlungen ab, in Delden Die 0or-
9erriaenOe Stimmuug in 9e5ug aui
bic Maroffofrage uu0erfenn6ar gum
2(us0rud gelangt. 5n ge5arniidten
9ei6DiiIien mirO BON Ser 9fegieruna
entidIoiienes @orgeben 0erlangt unD
oor aIIem 6er0orgeboben OaB9eutid-
lar0 urter auen ltnitdnoen in Ma-
roffo blei6en ull0 iein guteS &e9t
sort fpa6ren miiIfe. 8eionOers i6arf
linO sic 8eihliiHe, pelbe BON acn
Gerlammlungen in mebreren Stdo-
ten &outmerns nn0 In gresOen &C.
faBt morOen iino. @eplant IilO
gleid5eitige @~erIammluugen III ale.t
gr0Beren St6bten DeutidIan0s, I'm
olrrf Observation-Disclosures una6-
.6dngig BON Ser @arteiitelung Der
S6eilne6mer Sen 8or0erungen gr0Be'
rem geadorud 5u Derlei5en.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02
GfmmamNerMme in Ganana
tnN 1T Nem Ger
StaatFm.

synl poriqen Mlonat Iin0 Hop
giirqer Der Ser. gtaaten nod Ga-
na0a ousgeman0ert. 5n ben bier Oor-
6~erqe6enOen N}onaten iinO ca 10000
arnerifaner a6er Die cnnaOiide @ren-
&c gemm0ert, nm ii9 in unierenl
n6roliden gSo66arInnDe bdusIi6 ME
0er3ulaIlen. Sn Ser 3eit pom 4pril
Doriqen Su9res bis gum 6ebruar 0s.
Srs. 6e5ifferte Ii6 Die g%inwanOernng
fir CANADA uuf 10000 2lniie0ler.
nooon run6 211000 aus ben Ser.
5taaten unO england unO 6ritfiden
geIiBungen fumen, md6rei10 bic Ell
ma it6rigen $1,000 gum groBen S6ei-
Ie aus Souan0, 8Gnemarf, 9eutIG-
Ian0, SfunOinQUien un0 ben rulil-
Ihen Office : 8%robin5eu famen. Si
Der ndmliden 3eit batten Die Ser.
5faaten u6er 100000 ginnunOerer
Don oenen ettpo 100000 Staliener
maren un0 Die iibrigen aus alien
m6aliden 91n0ern guropns, o6er III
duBerH min3igen W}aBen aus Sen
2an0ern @uropas 6eritommten, poi
melden Canada sen gr0Bten8BeiI Iei-
ner AnIieoler be5iebt. 0ieie Ser
idieOenbeit i'm gbarofter Ser Gin
m%anoerung 6ei0er Gambler bat gepii
len 9euten, 81 0anen ou6 Der ieiner
,3eit ~abqe0anfte Senator 8eOerioge
DON Srtoiana ga66rt AnlaB 81 8e-
traftungen ge6oten, oh ii6 0urG el't-
fpre6en6e @eItaltung unierer Gin
man0erungs : @eiebe au6 fir unIcr
2ono cine loIde ginipan0erung nil
Canada, Oie Iid Our6meg ans An-
Iieo{ern, gauern uno 2an0arbeitern
SuIammeniebt, bei6offen IieBe.
Man brauHt cine iolde 6rnge nidlt
obne peiteres oIs miiBig 8p be5eit6-
men, d6er iie berubt nuf elmer faliGen
GorausIeBung. Cine tpeientlide Ser.
IfieOenbeit Ser girmau0erungsgeicse
Iei0er Climber lit faum borban0cu.
GiderIi6 3ielen Sic ginlponOerungS-
qefebe Ser Ser. Staaten nidt auF
5ern6oltung iener @inmonoerang
bin, non mel6er Canada berbdltnib
n1dRid tpeit mehr ais Sic Scr. S!Qa-
tren u6befommt. Sniofern mag Elm
rnterIhieO porliegeu, ols CANADA
cine Ie66ofte 8ropognuOn fir ieine
ginman6erung betrei6t, mas ~ieitcnS
Ser Gereiuigten Staoten niht 9e-
Ifiebt, i'm aGgemeinen oub n!1t
~not6penoig lit. ltebrigens mur0e IN
frii6eren Sa6ren ou1 BON Sen Ser.
Staaten 8ropogan0a b%etrie6en, me-
niqer bonn 8unoe nls BON BEN Staa.
ten un6 Sen groBen giienbabnen
Gle Iebteren moren es Dor naem, oie
ouf @epinnitng elmer @infpanoeruta
b~inarbeiteten Die iie Gnn0a iih ieti
al 6eIAaffen neiB. Sn Canada liir
qs u1td Sic groBen giien6obnen, yor
melden sic Ginmnn0erungs : Sropo-
oan0u 6etrieben pir0. Sieralts Oiirf-
te fih obne meiteres erge6en, OaB e
nidt Sic ginpanOerunosgeieBe finO,
melhp sic NnIie0ler, 8oltern nm
2on0ar6eiter aug europ1iihen 2dn
Bern bon Ben Ser. Staaten ablenfeit
uuo Canada 8ufiibren ionoern oaf9
es sic moBgeben6en notirlffen Ser
6dltniiIe Iino, peIfe cine IoIde lln,
teridie0li6feit 8piiden u~nierer urD.
ser cnna0iihen Guaranteeing befrir-
fen. @enn emit Canada I'M gleidleii
g2aBe, tpie Sic Ser. Staaten es Jet
fins, Ser InIieblunq erfdIoiien fem
miro, miro mih cine Nenoerung ocs
ghorofters Teiner Ginmonoerung iih
boGsfeben. Ser AnIieoIer gebt in1-
mer ba6in no sic 9o0enfultur Der
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02
@ine aranen6afIe Mlor0I1at d.

Cine graueubafte Ntor0t9at bat
an porigen 6reitag in oem fleiuen
9orfe 3enoel BET 5rie0berg, I'M
@roBber8ogt6um Seiien Elm itedbrief-
lid nerfolgter 8uIti5fIiidtling Sea
mems @unoerlo6 beriibt. Plus eng
Iano, mobip En- gefloben par, 8ltriid-
gefe6rt, Orang Der @fann in friiber
@}orgenitlm0e iii Das Sons ieines
@Gmiegeroaters Elm erI6oB ieine
Srau, 0eren betagte @Itern, ieinen
S9mager uno feline Sdndgerin un6
ergriff 0arauf Oie 5Iubt. Ole gam
&c gepolferung Der llmgegenO be-
SAB fi6b iobalO ii6 Die aunoe bon
Ser eutiebliden 8luttbat per6reitet
batte, ouf Die SaAe na@ Dem 96eu-
ial. 4oli8eibunoe fanoen feline Spur,
inns balo fano man @umoerloA in
einem aartoffelfelOe, aber ols Gel.
DIE. ST bate iid our6 einen S1uIl
in ben @lltno Dem iroii9en 9ii4ter
.ent5ogen.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

iuabrenO ciner Mnnoelbiloer 8or-
Iteauug cine @anif mo in Dem @e.
0rdnge an sen 9(nsgongstbiiren ber-
loren Is @ieuideH i6r 2eben, Ntotl
olaubt oaB 5rpei Stolicuer aiit Der
@allerie oen DerbduguiBpollen 9uf
o%usitieBen. Die @oli3ei fdAnoet ail
0e Mdnner lmo cine 8elobnau9 bon
$500 lit aif i6re &erbaitung aiisge
iebt. Bic Sdlfte Der ungefommenen
limo ain0cr. Elm @iertel Schiller Der
6ffentliden Sdulel 0eren Groff,
mang 0es6alb sum 3eiden Der Grau-
er ann cine @ohe beridoben pltroe.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02
Ser .geutih QlmerifoniidC

Der n9euti6 9lmerifaniidc
ariegerbuno BON gsoro : Amerifo, "
belt in Der borigen ISOLDE in 86eel-
ING, SO. So, feline "a. gogiaBung ab.
Sn gerbinOuug Oamit beging Oas
0ortiae 9elttfdtbum am %. 9(uguIi
Oen n9euti6en Sag. 8ei0e @erau-
ifoltungen e~rpieien iid als Elm gro
Ser Sriumpb oes 9enti6tbums.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

Gas 9eridpinbeu Der u@lona
2tfaD p0er la @ioconoo4, Oes melt-
beriibmtcn Genaloes leonardo So
8incis, ans Dem 2oubre IN 8aris,
bat nun olid sic geiammte @ebeim-
poli8ei Ser 9legierung Der Gereinig-
len Staaten ouf Die 8eine gebradt.
Ole @ariier @nli5ei pollte nanIi4
miiieit oaB ant Mlittpo6 noriger
ISOLDE 8uei @}dnner nit einem &C.
6eimniBpollen 8iinOel in G6erboirg
an goro Oes n&aiier @ilbelm Der
@roBe~ gin0en. Sine geiAreibune
Der beiOen @idrner mltrOe Der Seem
gorfer @oli8ei geliefert ilnO olS Der
0onpfer am 0ienitag in giciu Yorf
onfam pur0en ale @aiiagiere outs
I6arfIte beobaHtet lin0 aIle &dltme
oes Sdiffes aif5 iorgfdlti9ite nod
Sem berIhpun0eucn @il0e Ourd-
fudt, ober DergebIid.
Washington Journal., 1911-09-02

9eim lle6eridreiten oes Got
fders@ Ieti6ers i'm 8erner 2berlanO
ie6en am 3ienitag einige Eourilten
tief unten i'm flaren @is 0ie @eIidter
5fpeier to0ter N1dnner. Die 6iibrer
ar6eiteten nit i6ren gispidfer oie ge-
frorenen 2ei1uame ans Der lie ein-
6iiQenoen @ismaiie Barats, aber Die
ie fonntcu niGt 0leih i0entifi3irt
mer0ea; man nimmt je0oh an, OaB
tie sic a5rper Ser 5fDei 9onooner
@eue6ede un0 Coin iinO, Die Dor IA
Sa6ren sort ipurlos 0eridWnn0ep.