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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

At hearing in New York on a pro-
posed ordinance to limit the length
and powers for mischief of the femf-
nine hatpin a number of women pres
ent approved of the measure and not
a single voice was raised against 1t.
The fair sex may always be relied on
to do the unexpected thing.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

Now that the aeroplane has demon
strated its ability both to rise from
the deck of a warship and land there
on, its practical possibilities for war
fare will be largely increased. In
fact, the next big war will be unique
in the worlds annals, unless so many
wonders in the way of invention act
to keep it from occurring.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25
Plenty of Time to Fatten Up.

Plenty OF Tfmc to atten Up.
Cheerful Old Idiot say, you'll ex-
cuse me, but dyou know that you are
the thinnest policeman I've ever seen.
RObert-Yes, I'm a new hand, and
haven't got to know the cooks yet
London Opinion.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

It's just about time for new dis
ease to be discovered. Pelagra and
hookworm are becoming ordinary.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

a Chicago professor has won an
automobile in guessing contest. We
believe this is the first time Chicago
college professor has ever admitted
that he was guessing.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

To save our life. we can't get deeply
interested in the tomb of Ananias.
There are too many live liars in this
world
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

New York subway crowds fatally
trampled upon a young woman. And
yet that city is hoping for a popula-
ton of $4,000 900 eventually
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

Fashion doesn't give fine feathers a
chance to make fine birds; it needs
them all for hats
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

When 1t comes to having bulldogs
stolen by burglars, one must indeed
feel the biting irony of fate.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

We are assured that a race of bald
headed women is threatened. Maybe,
but many man will not discover any
evidences of this until after the nup-
tial knot is tied
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

western man tried to commit sui
eide because he had too much house
work to do. He had reached a point
where breaking dishes no longer re-
lieved his feelings
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

Scientists have discovered a new ele-
ment, celtium. Will it also be used as
cancer cure until another new ele-
ment is discovered?
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

The proposed trouser reform has
raised a great howl in the ranks of
the knock-kneed, pigeon-toed and thin
shanked Apollos.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

A Boston woman advances the
theory that overeating is likely to
cause race suicide. 1t is likely also
to cause bankruptcy.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

The truth may be the worst of In
suits, but that does not necessarily
make it a libel.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

The light of a new star recently dis
covered in the Milky Way was $50
years in reaching the earth. Pretty
slow, as things go now.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

man in Boston wants a divorce
becauses his wife throws knives at
him. 1t takes so little to make some
husbands peevish-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

We all admire a man who won't
poach and an egg that will.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

''husbandette" is apt to be found
washing the dishes in 'kitchenette-"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

With some assistance from gasoline
this has become a pretty fast country
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25
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The Practical AgricuIturist.
Adam shifted at the book farmer
Il don't believe in spraying apple
trees, he snorIed.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

H. s. GIvLER. Pub
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-17

nerbalb elmer atmoipbare, oerell
0id)te bon Ser Grooberfld6e ODER
Don elmer nidt all5ubod mber ibr ge.
legenen Slahe, an itarfer als ge-
ipobnli6 abnimlmt. Ods fiibrt bon
Sd)i6t 5u S6ibt cine Abaroerung
bes Strable1ganges berbei, Der nad)
oben BIN pegen Der obnebmenoen
0idte pom GinfoGslote abgebroden
miro. gr ergiebt lid iblieBli1 als
Elm nod Der grooberflad)e BIN bobl-
liegenner 8ogen, Der in oas Muge
zines IN einiger @obe aufgeltellter
9eobadters gelangt uno BORT oell
ginorud erpedt, ols lage Der geie.
bene 8egenltono meientli6 boiler
als IN @irflidfeit. Sci gan5 itarfer
&riimntltng fam cine 10 betra6tete
6ldhe Inn go @roo geee1t ibre eli
gentlide Gage aufgeridtet eriheinen.
altr5 nod Sontenuntergong uno
bolo nod Sonnenaufgang iino, nod
Yernters @erf iiber n1eteorologii1e
Gptif, sic eiinitigiten @%itterunos.
geoinguneen fir oieie gorganse Ser
ugrbebnng" %gegeben. Die Srientic.
rlng oariiber tit fin ausii6eno1
5llrgtednifer obne 3neifel bon gro
Bem @ert ltno miro CUR permebrtel;
Siderbeit oes menidliden 6lrlees
iid)er pelentlid %beitragen.
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& Il s.

llniere terai1iide Delegation
i'm Observation-Disclosures bes Sol
greiies bat neulih s. 9. &anooa 81
ibrem @~oriibenoen gepdblt. 3ar
iiber lino Senator gailep luto iei,r
slnbaneer iebr oufgereet gemoroen.
Dem Ganoaa lit gailep's oirefter
@egner llno mill logor als @egen-
fonoioat gegell i'm ouftreterl. Sic
Delegation bat Nun at1l Samitag ei
ne @eriahmlltng ~abgebalten mo ct
nen 8eihluB angenommen, in Dem
erflart miro, DOB Die @abl Gon-
haa's gum 9elegationsporiieenoen
obne irgeno melde politii6e ge-
oentu1g lei. 9amit i6eint Der Srie.
De interchangeable at iein.
am Samitag bat es mieoer
in pielen @egenoen u%rlleres Staates
geregltet. @leid5eitig iebte mieoer
foites @etter ein. Die @alierldufc
iino ale eeitieeen uno pielfod iibe.
lire 11fer getreten. Mus ltpalhe
miro gemeloet, in Der @eeeno bon
Mod Springs ieien piele 3iegen-
Die mar eeraoe geidoren eebobt ba-
be, IN Solge oes falten @etters IND
hes &egens geitorben.
@i0iam S. 9rpan lit lpieoer
in geras, er gebt mod @ltntspile,
linn bos Sam @ouiton Moniinleilt
onrt 81 entbiinen.
Sci elmer freunoihoftIicbell
9aleerei Dor Ser &abopie zines 81.
6. & &. 3uses in senlplc ellT-
luo iid) cine GiItole, bic Dem &on.
oufteur @m. Softer geborte. 9ie
&ugel ging Dem y8rafemm" g.
8. Barrett, einem iuiteci1 Mann
bon so Sabren, burd oie Soll6 ultl
Die Sifte uno brabte iblil Mulloell
bel, an oeneif tr alpei Stlnlocl1 ipd-
ter itarb. Barrett uno Softer iparei,
intinle Sreunoe. @eioe wobntelt III
Smitbpiae.
Mnf etgentllmlIde Mel1e bet
in 8urnet ein fleiner Sunge Sea.
mems Seize Marfs ein sl1ge perlo-
rem. Sein 8ater, @ia Marfs.
idliff Elm Waeiier, Elm anoerer SUIT
ge belt pl0bli6 Sen Sdleifiteir
an. 0as Mefier mliroe Dem goter
aus Der Sono serilien uno floa
Sem &leinen ms guge.
Sn Ser 2ocol Sption-Nbitinl-
mllrg in @ngelino Gountp baben bic
Trobibitioniittn geiiegt.
Sim /. Mai miro Die Goitipar-
taiie in Semple eroffnet meroen.
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GaHagicrliite Der ,aSlnn.

Dit oem Morooenti6en 2lopn-
oampfer uaoln" finb nahitebenhe
aaiiitenpoliagiere nod Bremen ab.
gefabren:
Scr. 3onis 8. Mlberti, @alpelton; Mrs.
emma Mltge[o, Gan @ntonio; Scr. g.
5. Balm, 3ouiton; Scr. Otto Dnrgmann.
Souiton; MiB Srieba Waler, Gan Nns
tonic; Mr. S. Beren1ann, Sau Monto<
nio; Irs. s. 8eremann, Gan Mntonio,
Scr. 8. 6. 8renner. @on5ales; Mrs.
q. gIarfe, Sort Bort6; Scr. gilbert So
ie, Montereb; Nrs. Soiepbine Sole,
Monterep; Dit Mabel Sole, Montereg
MiB g. Side, s6oulton; Scr. 8ernarO
S. @olbimitb, Gan Qntouio; Scr. Sriebs
rid Comment, Bartlett; Nrs. 9ermina
@ommert, Bartlett; Waib gbna e.
@nlleose. Mcgreeor; Mib Ola Ni
@uIlepge, Mc@regor. YaiB glara
Saenid, Souiton; 1,rs. Maartba 80.
Sermings, @nco; Nrs. Sobanna
aalteper, Snn sntonia; Wr. q. Gag
berg, Sort @ortb; Mrs. OF. g., @alib.
@alneiton; Scr. Geo. Rnngolb, Gun
Mntonio; Mrs. Barbara @ansolb, Gan
Gntonio; Geo. MangoIo IT,, Gan In.
tonic; Otto Mansoib, Gan Mntonio
Wrs. Mar Martin, Maion; @ib @aars
tin, Mnlon; Scr. %. Nade, SaIas
Wars. 6. Oscar, galpert; YRiB Barbara
Eenrt, @onterep; Scr. Sugo Habenalot,
Norobeim; Mr. $. Menfert, Sost
@ortb; 81. grtbur 0lohs, Gan Mns
ton;o; Wlrs. q. Mpds, San Mntonip.
@rs. Marie Sder9nee, Sruitbale; @aih
Barrie Sderbase, SruitDale; Mr. =.
8, Sdroeber. San Mntonio: Wrs. &.
g. Shroeoer, Gn gntonio; Scr. S. q.
Siermann, 0flaboma gitp; Mr. Samcs
Sfirping. Gun, Gntonio; Scr. $.
Spedt Gan sntonio; Mrs. 8. Spedt,
Gan Intonio; Mrs. 90. Sarratt, @a.
co; Wr. Muguit geilpes, Norobeim
@ib Soiepbine 6. 0ogel, Gan Nns
tonic; Wib @ofa q. @ogel, Gan Mr,
tonio; Mr. 8. 9. 8arleb, SouIton
WRrl q. 9. @i[fens, @a[beton; Nrs.
81. 9. @iIfens. @alpeiton; Mib Settle
@ilfens, @alpeiton; Neib 2ou @i[.
fens, @aIpeiton; Rr. 6. zimmerman
@alpe5fon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-17

@eute lit Ser aarnepal
er0ffnet, leioer nit ifIe1tern @te-
fer. 9eute abe116- ftnoet cine gro
be MutomobiI : Harabe Itatt. Nof
Der Yaraoe miro i'm @roBen Sperr
Sauie oas Diel angefinoigte uno
iorgfaltig borbereitete Set aus Sen!
a6t5ebnten S~abrbunoert CUR Muf-
filbrung fommm.
8ouperneur Golquitt bot elmo
3ui6rift bon Hrdfioent Saft erbal-
ten, in Ser bieler ibm mitteilt, oas
er mdbrenb Der jest i'm @ange be-
finblihen Wanoper unierer StaOt
einen 8eiud ab5uitatten geoenfe.
Wenalere Nahforifah1gen
baben ge5eigt 6aB Dos 6euer III
oeil @eifaftsral1men Der Waperid-
Glarfe Gompanp eiuen Shaoen
BON $4,000 m1gerihtet bat.
-Brof. Oscar S. Studs lit es
auf iein griuhen bon @ifJter See.
ligion geltattet moroen, ieinen ga
men gu angliiieren uno in 5or mn.
5utpan6eln.
SIN Nlter bon bier5ig Sabreu
itarb in Mlamo Seigbts 6rcr
s ri iti ne 3anmep;er. Die
Ieritorbene mobnte friiber in Mii-
mnufee unb 5og Dor ungefabr 5mei
uno eineml balbell Sabr bierber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-17
9ie ienfredt itebenbe MeeresflGdc,

McGurop iiberquerte, mie fiir5-
lid beri6tet, Die 5loriDa Strabe bon
Sen @eit nod Sapana. Mls beion-
oere iportlibe 2eiitung fpare oieler
Meerflug ni6t geraoe berpor5ube=
ben, bod bat er iniofern cine @eoei;-
tung als babel cine i~ntereliante OPP
tide gri6eimang mabreenommcn
tuliroe. sic peroient beionoere 9e-
adtung, nift gum minoeiten oes-
bal6 neil tie geeignet erifeiut, Sen
beionnener &ube utlo i6arfer Sriell-
%tierung DEFENDERS benotigten JiibreI
eines acknowledgements 6llae5euges
gu iiberraihen nno gu perpirren.
Mcgurbp nabm namlib unmittelbdr
nod ieinem @ufflug BON Der fableil
8eibe Der ianoigen Slorioa Sens
ipabr, bob Die Weeresfldde nid)l
inter ibm 81 liegen, ionoern nufse-
ribtet Dor ibm 81 iteben idien. 9ie
ieinem Mpparate folgenoen Sorpeoc.
8oote uno 3eritorer maren oeutlid)
in gleider Gage auf ibr gu ieben.
9dbei NOR, tros Ser foit 400 Meter
betrasenoen 5lusbobe, alles auf if
men, Biz auf g%in5elbeiten genou 5u
erfennen.
@ie nun in Ser Salbmonatsi1rift
Natur uno aliltltr arlseefiibrt miro,
lit oieie BON McGurop falldlih ais
Quftipiegelung be5eihnete gridei-
nung Der oliBeroroentlih bod ent-
mifelte SAT- ais pbpiifaliiden @or-
ganees, Der ols yGrbebung" be5eid-
net uno aus Strablen : Brebung II,
flarer Mtmoipbare erfl1rt miro. s(m
befannteiten lit er bon ser 9eitei-
gung ein5eln itebenoen 9ergrieien
fer, bes aetno, oes Iieo De Sepoe,
aiih oes aconeague. Sn o~isgeprag-
teren 5aaen fommt ii1 Der Berry
iteiger auf einem iolfen @ipfel Dor.
als itarlbe er inlnitten elmer Shale,
beren Manoteile iif rings erbeben
In bodgelegenen Weeres : @elta-
ben fiibrt oerielbe 8oreong mand.
NAL gum grfentei1 ferner, ionit iuei-
Ter inter Dem 6ori5ont liegenoer
9erge ooer Snleln. 60 ipurbe nri
20. Mar5 1884 (lad 9angos) BON
Malta aus Der aetno : @ipfel geic-
ben, 10 uitpermittet ooB Seeleute
nnb Slider a%usfnbren, Inn Die am
|fheinenb flelie Smell in 9eiis 5lt ner-
men. Sic grfldrung fommt binoils
ouf Ole Strafien 8redrnng 1T.
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Cine verrufene frau.
Son S. 6ober t.
(S1luB.)

ltno oann er5ablte lie ibm in fliid.
tigen 8orten giles, mas sei1eben.
als tie eeenoet, lad)te ct, Iaut, ber;-
lib, %anbalteno, 10 frii9 uno frei, oab
ne i'm gon5 erltaunt betra6tete.
LIMB BON oieler Sfanoalludt Dalt
OIL Dir beinabe inlponieren Iallen,
gtelp," iagte er oann porpurfspoll.
vlonit batteIt on Dir Die gauge Sc
lbibte nidt 10 au. Ser5en genom,
men! 0a ia, ieoe Sluiion Die man
beerabt, foftet Shnler5en~ aber bel
leidt meiBt ou nun oelto fi6erer,
mobin ou ~aeborit!"
D3u Dir obne Hiidblid, obne
5rage, obne 3weifel 8lt Dir al
lein, oas peiB ib iest."
gr fiiBte Tie 5drtli9.
rSiebling, .oann bat Delna bod
etlpas genust. Ser Weni1 nruB flar
liber lih iein, fpel1lt er einen entldei
oenoen Sbritt tull mill. Ct mug nil
len:' Sierber geb0rit ol nit aa Sci
ner araft, oeinem gan5enL ungeteil-
ten @iaen - oeinem @eraen."
Sic JAP na6Oenfli6 5rm Seniter
binaus, er beobad)tete tie Elm @eil.
den, Damn fraete err. u8oran oenfit
OH, Nelp?" Sic iab i'm m. Grid,
i6 bin namenlos sliidlid in oieielu
@ugenblif, aber ib muBte bod all
ben S6mer5 oerfen ben i1 BEL BEN
8eoanfen empfano> aaein in oie
@elt binars 81 5ieben in Die Seoe,
Die Deere, mo- fem meni6lihes @c.
len unaufloslih gu mir gebort bit
te, uno oa Oadte i6, menn mir eill-
nal iold elmer acknowledgement Sra,l
~begegnen, mpaen mir gut gu ibf
iein. Semen lalatid boren, feinen
glauben. Dos Aaeinlein tut meb. fic
limb lDabrbaftig gu beflaeen, oiela
armer. meiblihen @elen."
ginDeritaaoen," iagte er better.
oWir meroen ia aub niht in arab-
minfel leben. mo man erlt Muspeis
uno MaB perlangt, ionoern nntcs
@eien, benell Der Meni6 ein5ig nod
leinem perionli6en @ert gilt. uebri,
gems menn gu morgen reiiell
miait. 10 begleite i'd bid na6 Nonl
5n @ngelfes. @ud lie iino 5uriid ullo
ertparten bid nit %offenen Mrmen."
vWirfli62" fragte gtep speifelno.
uWirfli6! gmilie bat es mir oi.
reft aufgetraeen. @ir boben ia one
ni6t e~eglaubt, oaB Dir oein grperi.
ment bier gliifeu ipiiroe."
u@unoerbar bleibt es eigentlid)
bod. Sd bate ben belten @iqen, tai
niemano etmas 5uleioe."
ST 5udte unbefiimmert Die @d.
ieln.
g@egen gerleumnung lit ieoer
ma6tlos. @egell ales 5ait on 8ebr
nno @offen, aber Dor Ser @erleutl.
oung idJiist bid nihta. 9arum =
menn on oein gntes 9~eipuBtiein nur
boit = peradte lie."
Sic lebnte iid iuieber an feline
Sdulter. @ie flein, ME gerirts fam
ibr ieet oos @eidebene Dor, MIN lie
i'm neben iid bette, Der oo6 unbt.
muBt ibr gan5es Sein aussefiIt,
iel6it bonn, als lie nit Dem @eooi..
fen paftierte, @on6enio ibr Sonolt
5u geben. Nnr 8ieot botte iie ridtig
erfannt. Sic oonfte es inn in Die.
fem @rtgenblid tauienofdltig, ltno ibs
re lrme nm 5oroeds SalS fdlii.'
geno, iaete lie ibm bas NIT sdrtlide;i
@orten.
00ellpi"
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gengenommen mar, begann Die Ell.
gentlibe Sisung.
Na6 @rleoisung Der iblt6el!
Sorlnulitdten murocn Die 8erfDte
oes @roBYr1iioenten, bes erltell
@roB=gice : 8rdiioenten, oes @roB,
S6aBmeiiters, oes @roB-Sefretdrs,
oes @roB-Mrotes uno bes aomites
fir oeutide Sprade perleien. Mus
Dem 8eriht oes @roBihosmeiiters
tit 81 eriebert, bob Die ei%n5elnen 60
gen III ben pergongenen omei Sab
rel1 $268,000 on Sterbeceloerll
uno oaB 2ogen uno @roBloge sll-
iammen iiber $4,000 an Inter
itiisuneen ausbe5ablt baben. Nat5
benz 8eriht bes @roBiefret1rs bette
ben aueenbidlid 272 Manner-2o-
gen inn Staate nit elmer Witglieoer-
5abl bon iber 1900 uno 10i
Shmeiter 2oeen nit elmer MiI-
glieoer5abl BON Iber 5000 Mitglie-
bern. Sas Neretnsbernlogen betrdgi
iiber $650,000.
Das &omite fir oeuti6e Spra-
DIE madte in ieitem geridt Die be
reits eripabnten midtigen 8or-
id)lage.
@roB-5efretar @inolinger EN-
pfabl in leinem langen, lorgfaltig
allsgearbeiteten geridt Der @rob-
loge 0ringeno Die @riinoung etncs
Iltenbeims, melde gmpfeblung nit
groBem Subel aufgenommctl mrroc.
am Nahmittag bielten Die SEQ
mites lire Sibungen ob.
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@ettete Sas 9ebsn Der Mttter.'

n@ter Mer5te batten mid aufgege-
BEN" idreibt Mrs. Marp Gaines
bon Mpoca, 2a., uno meme &inoer
itno Gadbarn glaubten, 6aB i6 iter-
Ben muBte, als mein Sobn oorati
beitano, Dab i6 electric 9itters neb-
me. Sd tat es un6 er bat meiue
Sralenleioen furiert. @arantiert
ooer oos @elo 5uriif bel alien CRUZ
eiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-17

@er iiber bic Sebler Der oil.
bern iftpeiet, Der = fennt if)
ielbft.
60 idlebt bic 3eiten aud ie;r
mosen, in fiinf5ig Sabren iperoen
iie Die oauten alten 3eiten~ fem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-17

Man muB nit manfem Wit-
meniden rednen, obne BOB man alti
ibn 5ablen fann.
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Weredltiate @prha(tnna.

Netter (oer @llalia OH einem fii5-
len Serblttage aus Dem @aiier ge5o-
gem:
.Mein Sraulein, Sic io1ten Sbre
!Seiratsluit IN Die m1rmere Sabres.
seit perlegen!"
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Grltaunide UerlNwendung 0ffentllNer GeIder.

Ueberzeaande Ad beWelende Zufamnsn1enang vvn Zablen, deren RtthgkHt Won Beam.
ten der ieFgan StadtHdmin1raten uiGt bsnhen Wd.
DAFT he 7Snnimtratsm ant 81 Mar; Siesmmmc pm$ 595O4502 Mberseaenh bate
Ok Sic Gc5anfnts amseaben fir Straben sNrbettsr Seh bhn ncMn 11snate
$f25494O5 bctrmacmt
Dan Sic 5abahae fir strabenarbdtr Scrl ehkm pcr 11snatc $9z, 1850 betrme
oab wSkrens ses msnatsM MARS 1917 fir strabsnarbsaer bic ensrms s"nrae
rn$ 29O4945 ucrausaabt mMrSe.
Bureer Won San Hntenie Ienen uber dae zabMn nadbdenken.
Sic saeen cine iammcrlhbe ntiswirtibaH eSrn nfatefeit Don sehem oaje
niacn, SIC mitSe yer anfaRrnno Serf taSfibenA rbchcnb etrant iS.
Jn dner cineekcnSen pertciSemne ser man;psiif Srj ebMNn staStuerwaL
Sic bon einer iraberen staStpempaltnne bcrrMtrt abbesabt werSen III.
lion Dollars IN der Bank uberzoaen wire, UNI das 6d dair zu Iebafen.
CHAMPAGNE KOMITE CITIZENS TICKET.
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that one Of them was the man he was
ieadinS 10 the station when assaulted.
This prisoner said he was Frank Moran.
No. Is East one Hundred and Thirteenth
street: the other said he wal Harry
MARI, No. 1924 Forty-hrst street, Brook.
Ign. Roth were locked UP charged with
assault and robbery.
When the two were lined up at Police
Headquarters. Moran was Identified as
. man who was sentenced to Eimi-a
under the name OF Thomas Monahan
several years g Marx. the police
said. was convicted Of passing bad
checks on Staten Island and sentence
was suspended. The pictures of both
we're in the Roguss' Gallery.
In h Harlem Police Court Magistrate
Kernochsn, after lieering TO the testI-
mony. decided hat Marx WAS not an
accomplish OF Moran. BY the direction
OF the Magistrate q charge Of dlsorderly
conduct al made against Mar and he
was rcmanded. In default Of $1,000 bail.
until Tomorrow for examination.
Moran was held in 5000 bail on =
charge OF highway robbery. HIS exam
nation will a.so be held Tomorrow
when Miss irving will ppear oEainst
him, Guest was committed TO the House
Of Detention al 1t was feared. IL al
lowed ais freedom, he might be i'm
duced" 30 stay away from court by
enber Of the gang.
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TAFT LEAVES WASHINGTON
FOR ROUND OF VISITS.
President VIII Spend Tonight in
This City and Go to Yale
Commencement Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON. June ?~o.-President
Taft left Washington At noon to-day on
a strenuous trip which 10 regarded As
virtually the first week Of q summers
campaigning. lie will spend this even
ing with his brother. Henry ". Taft.
IN New York. and leave early to-mor-
row for New Haven. where ne will at.
tend ths Yale commencement sxer-
cises.
Thursday he will return to his
brothers. house. and II Is understood q
number OF important political confer
ences will be held with New York
leaders. In the evening he will address
the New York State Bankers Associa-
ton and the Canadian Club at MAnhat-
tan Beach. leaving on tho Maynower
for Fan River. Mass.
Friday afternoon the President will
participate in the Cotton Centennial nj
Fall River and address the Conservative
Club at Providence. r. I. lie will leave
for New York on the MayGower. arriv-
ing Ia time to take the train for Wash.
ington Saturday afternoon.
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PHiLANTHRoPIc MOTIVES MADE
F.,THER ACT.

MI. Havemeyer declared 4. as his be-
lief that his father acted from philan-
thropic motives In organizing the first
sugar combination In 1857.
He told my aunt he said. that
the companies would either 20 busted
or be taken into a combination"
The reason his father sold his hold
lngs IN the American Sugar Refining
Company when he was president, the
son said. was because he did not want
any n to say he was managing the
American for his personal bcnent.
Young Havemeyer SAID his mother told
him this was his fathers idea.
About the only person father talked
Affairs with was my mother or my
aunt. Once q mani think his name
vas white-said father was managing
The company 70: his personal benefit.
n made him 30 sick he decided to get
i'd of his stock. lie had been getting
1000 salary rs president. but was the
only mar who ever succeeded in u n
nlng the American. and they haven't
mad one like him since
That his father dominated the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining Company. although
he owned an Insignificant amount OF It's
stock, was acknowledged by the witness.
Young Mr.. Havemeyer admitted that
while the Havemeyer fortune was esti-
mated at si5.Ooo.0oo. more than two-ihirds
II Il now was invested In the beet sugar
industry.
The witness said that he had been en-
gagged in the sugar business for a num-
Der Of years. having for two years
worked for his fathers company with.
out salary. In declaring that II. o.
iisvsmsyer held very little stock In the
American Company at the time he con-
,roiisd II. the witness said his fathers
holdings were only s2i Clio shares Of pre-
isrrsd stock and i35 shares OF common
He estimated the par value Of the
stock In the beet sugar industry now
held by the family at sio.eoa.Ooo,
Has the holding been reduced ma
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terialiy s'nce our oestn'
asked chairman
NO. not mater'any' mas oeen oe'
creased soou' . miliion ooisIs.
HAS NO 9VMPATHV WITH The
SUGAR TRUST.
ara. .u.r ,..u an. s,r.,,or.,,
mS,s.s go. psa..S -
" .ho Ai"e'Ios" s.ss. ienns ~
pany was eApiaineo oy young nsve-
meyer Al the reoutst OF chairman 'ard-
wick.
Il went West on a trip. and when ]
returned aid NJ. Havemeyer. II had
made up my mind that wanted to take
an active inieresi in tho National sugar
p.sn,n. conn,nv u,ntea :, nav. 4,
.."".".r mar.r - 49,, ill.,.
=, -, a.. a.. rs.m- =. -.
i wen, 10 MT inoinass VINO was
then at the head oil the American, and
told him OF my plans and notified him
that on Jan. /. 1911. | intended to retire
from the directorate OF the American.
..rhe,. more , q a cour,esv ,h., q,
.r,,htn, .,s. w.,, % A. pos, ,,,
~. 49,. 80 -,
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formation procured by the Tariff Board
relating to wool and tho manufactures
OF wool. Mr.. Taft included In his mes
sage a statement from the Tariff Board
as to the status OF its inquiry and also
a abatement by a committee Of the Ma
tional Tariff Commission Association,
which recently conducted an 'nvee''rn
ton OF the methods % tie Tariff Board.
This report vas highly commendatory
Of the boards work.
MIR. Taf's message found the House
engaged in nral discussion ~ the TN
derwood Wool Tsrin Revision bill.
hich II expects to pass before adjourn
ment to-day.