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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

6orp n g. @obsejer
g. u. @ol6icbmiot bar bortforpa9=
tet uStensbpeaaro" til Snipettpr
Otto scbeel, &olbef, for ct Gios-
rum of 16 Mar moo en- aarlig Off
gift af 10000 @r. areolet ,1ogipr
43O X6r. 9an6, 6eraf $40 Gor. So.
|s[eer og go G6r. 2an6 eng.
So1oasiiiten t, e q +
n a t b. 81 o e n, Ser lfs6
paa Sienfremmer Meisner / Sofs=
fiebing, opbol6er Jig poa 9ri1ge.
Sberlegen bar afgipet Ell @rflaring
ON, at b. Stolen Dor 1ttilregnelig i
bet 9ieblif, ban ifpo poa S1enfrgm=
mer @eisner / Safsfiebine, men at
Der MI intet ct til @in6er for at iet-
te bam paa fri 500.
86iermp nD &irfe.
8eboerne al @eierup Sogn paa
Stebns bor, efter at mon bar maat=
tet rpffe no al sen gamle @lint>.
ftrfe, let Jig ON efter Ell @runo til
Den nDe Strife, % I'M bar &oml,ers
berre Sacob Scobe,1ius til @iorsleb
ffientet en- mutt o. bit beligg:;;=
be @run6 poo 6 Sfpr. 2ano til Sir
fe og &irfegaor6.
6 nne 8ornbol e
0 ut t o M met SONG o.
2sitnont 8ermbor6 Mtelien - @gn
al @ognfabrttant Miellen / &snne
r., Ger bar aniat / belgiif Gieneite /
@pngo, er brufnet u6for 2an6sbpen
Mambaneos Sn6ifibninesite6,i oet Ell
8aao, mes Bpilfen ban bar paa Sci
til europa, fentre6e / Ell Strem=
bbirbel.
Sem naee 26itnants Sig blep
fun6et ct 8or Gage efter l1lDffen o9
begrabet / @anga. 0giaa @ortarle=
ne omfom.
5 o. 81 g e u i
q Ii nj. 50!slars Subitrum iora
9eee feireoes Sen 20. Mpril of 81
itriftslege Sngerslep / Hreitp. Gof=
tor SS%ngerslep bar pirfet ser i 8pen
iom 2ege iioen 1861, iom Diitrifts-
1eee ii6en 1883. S @nleoning at
oct iiel6ne Satbilerm blep Ser biit
Subilaren megen Spmerfion1beo.
2ege Sngersleps Mapn er fienot /
bele 6en 6anffe 2egeper6en, 6els fra
bans itore Mrbei6e / Stan6ens for
ffielltge Sreaniiotioner og bells fra
bons l1n6eri6gelier at 9ageitanoenS
@iitorte, for bpilfe unioerlitetet for
nogle @or it6en til6elte bom Sitlelt
font @res6oftor.
Gen nDe6 \ b
b e6 s. III e + ope pil / en-
ner 6remtio bltpe afleperet til
&relte Mmt, Ser opertoger sen trent
tt6ige @rift. Mrbei0et er u0fert al
8rb6rene @onien, Spenoborg. IT'S
gifterne, ca. 10000 @r., er oeffet
me6 &alp6elen at Gtoten, meoeus
6en an6en &alb6el er 116re6et al
Mmts- og S%ogneraa6 famt enfelte
itgrre pripate 8iorogp6ere.
l1lpluno, mellem @iellano og
Mgen, trofiferes aarlig al ca. 5000
Stibe, ligeiom bette Garpano er
0perotionsfelt for EN- meget betp0c=
Zig lofol og fren1mc6 6iiferflaaoe,
ser pentelig pil belte flor Soroel al
set MI tilen6ebragte @rbeioe.
e S 5 b l. d II 8 3 ut d.
fine paa SO e t. Sor
1rogen St0 ii6en %op6age0es cit Sloe.
brands aifine / Srerslep gamle
Stole beo &aslep. Maifinen bar
itillet op paa ct &bloft. @ogle Gage
efter mbolotes en- @rbei6smano, og
ban bar III ttlitaaet at bore @ier-
1tngsman6en. &an forflarer, at Fan
bar fommet poa 6en Sanfe, at ban
funoe tiene 9enge beo at brenoe lit
SSnobo, Ser bar foritfret for 5000
ST. 90 oct bleD beltemt, at Mrbei0s-
man6en % bans Spoger, JON oglaa
boe6e paa Sen gamle STOLE, lfuloe
cpfle iammen in6 til &asleo, an-
tRnote ban 2piet nogen &i6 fer De
ifuloe al @te6, ioet Meningen bar, /
at Maifinen fful6e birfe, mebenS 1
lpn bar bprte og bans Mlibt iaale- s
So2 ~ t&oo,.o : NrSo., .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

I I
&1iei I eret7 30 III N { II
Ser ifteIigt 90 g.
bIao" mebnftsr. &sie-
f-teretsTroceouren mob Baitor Mo.
tbieien, r@riiteligt 9ogbIao"s @e,
oofter, enote noget burtigere emo
nra,, bapoe nentet. 4ien6elien lso
poo. at @riminalrettens Som pao
4 Maoneoers Gengielsitraf b!eo
at til 3 81 a a n e.
bers s eng fel 8 traf.
Doma1te1 faIot 6en 10. Mpril. &aitor
Matbieien iegte lite ON 8enoaoning,
% ben ID. Mpril melote fan fig pao
Dombufet og auanooeoe ON at maot-
tie paabegpnoe Straffens &fioning.
San blep ftrats taget til beitreGeng-
iel al en- 0pbageliesbetient og ino-
fat / fin @elle.
&bieiterets- 9roceouren fit en- ret
oromatiif Afilutning, i6et @aitor
Motbieien efter at bans Goribarer
bopoe en6t fin Sale Boo ON Or6et
GA hoI6t en- Sale til 6gie1teret. 9an
uotalte Jig / Sooeotreffene %ioaleoes:
Seq bar for bort 5olf og Cont
fund fort en- Scamp iom min Can't
pittigbeo bbo mig at fore. Seq bor
bberfen 6irefte eller inbirefte n6ipio=
neret &rins @aral6. Seq bar pao
Spfor6ring reiit en- & for Sano=
be6 % &et % for at prrne 6anit
l1ngoom moo forbrpoeriif 6%orferelie,
Set bar min Operbepisning. at Ser
bar bounoiefsuelle 6orbolo meo / 8e,
brageri=Mfferen 90 oerfor fGuepeoF
leg for at faa Sen reilt poonp, men
leg bar life inobla,1oet @rins So:
rolos Moun oeri; oct bar auore
giort. @poo leg bar giort, fan jee
forfpore for @l,o % @emncifcr.
@eoens Sagen oltiaa I'LL err al
giort Dpao stroflpergsmaalet o,=
gaar, fre,ntommer efter at Straffe1
er 1.bionet en- an6en Stoe al oe,,, Sci
pil foo mege1 %sSs,1teresie. 8eo e, ttb=
lieere @sieiteretsfienoelie er t%oitilao
ct, at Straf for g@resfornermelie'
moo @ongen ct at reg1e TO,
panerenoe straf font meofbrer Sal
al 8orgerrettigbeoerne. Gerimoo 10
religger intet @receoens for, a
9gresfornermelier moo ea g + / II (
af @ong + II e t fbrer til
iarnme @eiultat, og ser uofrebei
piitnof en- @etstien6elie til at fat
bette afgiort. Saafremt bette ifl1lo'
bere 9ifel6et, oiloe 6slgen atte'
Blue ber, at @aitor @attbieien mi
iter fin Balgret til @%iss6o9er,, oe til
Iige, at ban bar fortabt &etten ii
at bore Breitefiole. San biloe %
fun efter 6e ~ieopanlige @egler fol
9gresoprejsning og oltioo fbrit eftel
en- Iengere Marreffe fun11e giener
bberbe 8orgernes alminbelige politi
tie @ettigbe6er.
Sbet ri nbjastis fjenber &erbieu
al enbper Sing ri ielger, fbr Sc an
befales til bore &unoer, betenfer Ri
% life poa at iige. at @arner'S
@bite @ine al Sor spr,,p Dor gioe1
ful6 9ilfre6sbeo for @oite, 6orfe(el-
fe og alle strube= og 9lngeipg6om-
me. Sen bar b9ret / 8rug / oper
40 Mor og 6ens MnieeQie er / ltooia
Giltogenoe. 8rugt meo Sc le6enoe
@einItoter for &ibolte.
3ibbenbabn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

oen Is. Mpril efter Ell Opera.
ton. San blen 62 Mar eammel.
@onl Speiltr1tp par oprinoelis
tbeologiif @anoioot, men bans @pm-
patbi for SEN / 6O'erne pg 70'erne
forfegteoe Mprationolisme orep bam
bort fra Sbeologien, % / 1875 tog
ban iurioiif @mbe6setsamen. S
mango @ar bar ban fnpttet til @igs-
bagen fom @rotofoliefreter, og in
teresiereoe Zig liplig for ollie 9ati-
oems politilfe Sp6resmoal. Serlie
&ninoeiagen og Sreosiaee,1 laa ban1
bormt poa Sierte. S 1895 bleb bc!,
@irfe6ommer poa Samse og / 1902
&erreosfogeo / 6ienos og Msrlvla
&erreber @ibor9), bporfro ban !
1906 forflptteoes til lit iioite @mbe6e
/ @eliinge. S Marene 10000
Dor bon NtborgtreolenS @eprGlen=
tont / Solfetinget. sbeitr1rp bar
Ell mano me6 aliioige Sssnteres Jet og
/ 8eiiooelie al flor 8eleitbeo pao
forifiellige Smroaoer. San bar al
bolot ! ollie 2eire, oe fra fin flittige
9altagelie / Disfusiionsms6er ..
lign. en- Man6, Ser bar fjenot / mort
&c &re6ie.
&c On 1tsrre
@rono, ser bar foitet ct Mennelfe 81
bel, bar fun6et @teo poa 6raue6e
lMarf, go6t balpan6en Mils 8ei Ipo=
pit for 0oenie. Ge6 1.30<9i6en ST.
termiooog opftoo $50 i $. Gbr. Mn=
oeriens @aaro peo, at @niter fra
Stueb1iets Sforiten al Meiten ilo-
ees neo paa 9a6eleneens Sag, boor
Sc ten6te. Me6 oen ltor1nenoe 8le5t
1too 2ebet at fao Dieblitte ulle
@aar0ens 4 itroatefte6e gomle Gent
ger / Glammer % oar mort neo-
6renote f11l6iten6igt. Z &reaturer.
inoebranote, og %oltsSnoboet bren6te.
@un ca. 80 sllen fra Dem brenoen-
oe @aar6 laa @aar6eier Mn6ers Be-
beriens @aorb - @aaroene, Der CT
mi,,bre @oar6e, folbtes popuIert
~gnIpp116erne" -, pg Ga 8inoen
bar lige moo sen, itoo mart 6e1une
@aor6, ser ligeleoes bar itroateftfet
og 9l6re, / lps Sue. Sgioa ben neo=
bren6te totalt. Do 5tuebuiet att
te11otes ferit, lpffeoes BET beller life
fer at reo6e no9et Sn6bp. Derimo5
biergeoes @%eietningen. Desperre
in6ebre16te @aaroens 74-oarige
@ier. San bil6e 1gbe i1o / St1.ebl,<
|fet for at bente nogle @enge og go
pirer, og tom ogiaa go6t NOT in6 /
8pgningen, men ii6e1 bar man life
Iiet noget til bam. San ct antagelig
bleben fbalt at &ggen.
Nt fnrere en- Torfblelie paa en-
Gag. Sag 2aratibe g t. o.
m 0 9uinine Sablets, Mpotbefere
r%efunoerer &enge / @angel at SIR
IS. IS. @rope's ltn6erifrift poo b5er
9@l fe. 25 Gents.
SDllano.
II g nm 8 q s p r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
8~ibbenbaun.

Slomgens Dnge1. @oa
bet ON, at &peleri lougen / 3oolo
gift @abe 1fulbe l1brltge ct &11lb LII
ger al line 9gg er glippet. Son,tlig'
9@g for bilt Jig at bore raoone. &l1r
nogle faa al bent for beret befrug:
te6e, men 6oiteret / oisie bar 6eo o(
forrao6net.
Srne &irfes g i +
set fan mi onies for gipet, at @rpg,
ger Sacobie11s Spir poa 6rre &irft
bill blipe til @irteligbe6. Meopirfeu=
Sc BERTH bar beret set gooe S,1o,
trpf, iom Ell lille Mo6el, Ser bar
noittllet | &a6dbnsballer, bar giort
paa ale = @ultusminiter Mppel
i%beregnet, iom eIlers nar imo6 Cpl
ret.
ct nDt 8lin6einti
t II t. 8lin0einititlttet / 4iebembopn
er beregnet for hinoe 8prn, men
Ser bar BOG ita6ig neret bofsne
|blan6t 6ets blin6e 8eboere. .Dettc
5orbolb - at babe 8grn og bofsne
fomrnen - bar fine 1tbeI6ige Siber.
og imoenfor 6e @re6ie, Ser tager Jig
at 6e blin6es Sag, bar n1o1t oerfo.
l%1oarbeioet en- &lam ON 0pfereIie al
ct 8lin0einititut u%oel1ffenoe for
bofsne. @l1ltusminiiteriet bor itillct
Jig belpilligt til snger, og spsrgs-
maolet bill fotnu1e foe / refte sRtgs.
6agsiamIing.
ga op SaIIe 5. Gro
me6oeIes, at Ben fremragen.
De 6oniffe6te @ioIimiitinoe @eImo
ben ofoebe engelife
&laberipiller Solles &uitrn, er af.
gaaet beo Dboen at 9ltngebetpn-
BELLE. 2aop $alIe, Ser op,taaeoe en-
alloer at ~ Mar, bar ggiter til
Brofesfor Sran5 Meruoa. gun OPP,
troaote ferite Song i &isbenbapn i,
80 49, GWGE I
1862 fam11ert meb 8rooeren % @g-
Maria, Ser ienere agteoe Ben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
SDIlano,

Il t e g e I nv e 3 g + e 5 e t.
ne poo 8 foge11=8 a e II.
Set piier Jig at Ser ogiaa er llregel>
mesligbeoer paa 8anelinien Gu
gen-6reoerifabopr1. Se0 cit of Mel=
lemitationerue CT ser laaleoes op6a-
get ltnoerila b pao 5000 &r., be0 en-
an6em Station ca: 1000 &r., og Ser
Ter inoleoet llnoeridgelie limos et
treble Citation. Smi0lertio or ser
trnffet Mftale mes 6e poagiel6enoe,
at oe forelebig forbliper, imoo at
forpligte Jig til at af0rage Sen BE-
ibegneS nm, Der for elpeSfagens8cS>
fommen0e iii alt / alt nerrter Jig Sc
10000 &ro1er.
S 5 bru6 paa Mal l.
3 org 81 tsiDgeb II 8.
@oa BET nDe Mmtsipgebus peo So
brobei / Malborg er ser forle0en ST
termi66ag peo 2=9i6en begaoet 3p<
beri. Snipetteren bar gaaet fra Scott
toret inb / lin pripate 9ejlig5e6 for
at lpiie, og 4ontoroprell bap0e ban
luffet, men lite imeffet. Meoens
SsSnfpeftdren bar be6 at ipiie, berte
ban noge11 rumltere in6e poo @puto-
ret. San ile6e itrafs berino, farot
96ren oaben paa bis Sob og ioa,
at @%engefasien bar borte. S 8enge-
fasien par ca. 800 8roner, baooe
Seboel- og Selppenge. Ser blep
TRAITS alloraneret Soft fra forffielIi-
1e 9ele at Spgebuiet, og man iggte
efter 9ppen, men. fanot life
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
En- hsjst vidunderlig Kur.

Joseph D. Underhill, Doland, S
Dakota, siger: "Jeg har opnaae,
stor Lindring af Deres White Wine
Of Tar Syrup. Jeg havde en- dybt-
siddende Hoste og Legerne opga.
alt Haab ON min Kur og kaidte Diet
Tering. Jeg pr9vede alt vi hdrtt
Tale ON. Tilsidst bevagede en- a.
mine Venner mig til at BRUCE Dere.
White Wine of Tar Syrup. Jeg
brugte ~ Flaske og er aldeles
frisk. En- saadan Medicin kan jeg
anbefale til dem som PLACES pas
samme Made.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-08
UNWILLING OF LINCOLN STATUE

Frankfort, Ky, Nov. S.-A large and
distinguished audience filled the no.
tunda of the state capitol this after.
noon and listened to the eloquent ad
dresses of President Taft, Henry Wa.
terson and other speakers of national
fame delivered in eulogy of the deeds
and virtues of Abraham Lincoln. The
occasion was the unwilling of the
statue of Lincoln in the rotunda of
the capitol, a gift of ]. B. Speed of
Louisville to the state in which the
Great Emancipator" first saw the
light of day.
President Taft and his party arrived
here from Cincinnati this morning and
with the other distinguished guests of
the occasion. including several visit.
ing governors, were entertained at
luncheon at the home of Governor and
Mrs Wilson. Immediately after
the president was escorted |
to the capitol for the unyeiling exer. :
cises.
AS soon as the exercises were con. /
Guided the presidential party left for !
Louisville, where the president with
Henry Watterson, Senator Bradley
and other members of the party speak
onight at a banquet under the aus
,ices of the Louisville Press Club. ]
Tomorrow nearly all of the prominent
participants in the exercises here to-
lay will accompany the president to
iodgenyille for the dedication of the
lincoln memorial farm.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-08

the conclusion that every one you get
is an accident.
But to the hunt again. 1t would take
up too much of your space to give a
detailed account of all that occurred,
but to summarize, do not think I
place it too high when say that five
hundred shots were fired at deer.
Four hundred and ninety-five of them
, were from automatic shotguns, and
the results show they won't do for
deer. They may be all right for quail.
and believe you could break up
robin roost with them, but when it
comes to an old buck they are not in
it. The next trip, lookout for ten.
guage guns, No. 4 shot and black pow
der. We got six deer to the camp. R.
NJ. Nall killed two; w. C. Boyett and
the dogs got one; Frank Daniels one;
w. d. Smithart one; and Miles Jordan,
R. NJ. Nall, Frank Daniels, w. C. Boy.
EFT and Sid McNeely the other one.
Over thirty shots were fired at this
last deer from automatic shotguns.
This account would be incomplete
did not mention Ladies Day" Be
fore leaving town an invitation was
extended to the ladies to visit US
Thursday and they came. We had |
.hree cooks, William, Will and Bill. |
% whom instructions were given to /
prepare the best dinner they could,
md they did. The following visitors
IGNORED us with their presence: Judge ,
md Mrs. d. F. Singleton, Mrs. j. r.
5evil, Miss Vida Singleton, Miss Rich
rds, Mr.. and Mrs. John Simms, Mrs.
:. F. Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. L. +.
stout, Mrs. Miles Jordan, Miss Myrtle
ordan, Mrs. F, w. Sternenberg and
drs. Abner Smithart.
We broke camp Sunday evening,
nd each one rated it the best time of
is life. HUNTER.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-08
THE BIC TH|cKET HUNT
An East Texas Hunter Furnishes The
Eagle Descriptive Account of
the Weeks Fine Sport.

To the Editor of The Bryan Eagle:
Knowing that many of your read.
ers are hunters, and believing that
some of them would enjoy good
hunting tale. send you this
All the preliminaries having been
looked to, armed with all the neces-
sary ct ceteras of a first-class camp
hunt, we left Kountze October 81 and
long before shutdown had pitched
camp at the Parker place. And such
place, 1t is the ideal camping
ground of East Texas. Situated al
most in the middle of the famous Big
Thicket, in the center of the sur
rounding country it has a good well
of water and a comfortable house in
which the hunters can sleep. Running
near it, north and south, is pipe line
thirty feet wide, while a public road
sixty feet wide runs east and west,
thus doing away with the necessity
OF carrying a compass, heretofore the
vide mecum of Big Thicket hunters
Before | go further let me give you
the names of those who composed our
party: From Bryan we had r. NJ. Nall, +,
Lamar Bethea, A. G. Board, T. p. !
Boyett, w. C. Boyett, Walter Wip.
precht, Henry Rohde, Carl Cole and ,
Rev. j. j. Tatum; from Houston. w. I
d. Smithart, while Miles Jordan from
Olive and Frank Daniels, Sid Nc
Nicely, Ernest Tarver and w. II. Nall |
composed the Kountze crowd, and
Burrell Lee and Carl Lee represented
Honey Island. Uncle Dick Teel the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-08

veteran hunter who knows every bay
gaul and hammock in the Big Thicket
Joined us later
But back to the campfire. Mr.. Ed
itor, did you ever go camp hunting
If not, well you will have to try one
before you can realize what you have
missed. can't tell you; no one can
describe it. Around the camp fire all
fallacies are detected, all ranks are
ieveled, and all distinctions are done
away Songs are sung, and anecdotes,
noary with age, are told and retold,
and the well-bred hunter will laugh
at each one and pretend that he never
heard it before. Each party is expect
ed to have good time, and they gen
orally do, but woe to him who violates
even the spirit of the lex non scripta
of the hunt. But | am away from the
subject again. Early next morning all
was hustle and hurry. Horses were
guns We're oiled and made
ready for instant use, dogs were
necked and off we went to the woods,
and soon
The deep-mouthed bloodhounds
heavy bay
Resounded up the rocky way.
While faint from further distance
borne
Was heard the changing hoof and
horn"
And the "antlered monarch of |
waste was afoot and agoing. But
light here | pause to remark that not !
very deer that is jumped is killed,
lot even shot at, for of all the elusive
Kings on earth the Big Thicket deer
axes the cake. If you ride him up"
e generally gets up on the wrong
ide (and | never could tell how he
nows from which shoulder you
hoop; if the dogs jump him, he runs
he wrong way, and | have reached
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-08
Seven Brothers Ride the Goat.

Palmyra, ILL.,, Nov. S.-An event be,
lieved to be without precedent in the
history of Free Masonry was fur
nished at special communication o.
the Masonic order here today, when
the degree of Master Mason was con-
ferred on seven brothers. The broth
ers are Albert, Morris, Robert, Charles
James, Edward and William Ross, all
farmers, living near Palmyra.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-08
PLAN CANAL ACROSS FLORIDA.

Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. S.-The pro.
posed canal across the state of Flor.
ida, which has been under discussion
for many years, was brought one step
nearer to becoming an accomplished
TACT today when the board OF army en-.
gineers appointed to determine the
most feasible route met in this city TO
prepare its final report to the war de-
partment.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-08
Chauffeur Faces Serious CHARGE.

Newark, n. j., Nov. S.-James A.
Savage, a taxicab driver who several
months ago ran down and killed viii
liam H. Stanford, an aged druggist, on
one of the principal streets of New.
ark, was placed on trial today on
charge of manslaughter.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-08

The Florida canal scheme is regard.
ed as one of the most important of all
inland waterway projects in this coun.
try. 1t would obviate the passage
around the Florida keys Of all ships
between the Atlantic and the gulf, and
would be valuable for naval and mill
tary purposes as well as for CONNIE
cial use.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-08
Ocean Steamships.

New York, Nov. S.-Ocean steam
ships sailing from this port today in
cluded the Lusitania for Liverpool and
the Oceania for Naples and Trieste
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-11-08

Buyers OF cut glass will miss II
they do not inspect the line carried
NJ. II. James before buying.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-04-08
TRAPPED MINERS
 DIED LIKE RATS Fire In Pennsylvania Vein Snuffed Out the Life of
 Sixty Men
RESCUE IMPOSSIBLE
Bodies Piled Up Three and Four High Bodies Taken From Hole
 Last Night.
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 Scranton, Pa. A )ril 7.-Trapped like rats seven hundltd and flfty .ee' below the surface, sixty miners were suffocated in the Drnmore vein Of the Pancoast Mine on tie Ontarios ard Western Railroad at Thropp, tour miles from this citJ, this afternoon. Owing to the presence of volumes ol smoke and deadly gases. the rescuers were unable to recover the bodies dn- iii 2 o'clock tonight.
 The bodies were piled three ana t""r high. indicating that the men had Sdl- len over one another in their ffenz- jed flight from the smoke and gss.
 The cause of the disaster was Ill that broke out in the engine house a1 the foot of the shaft shortly after noon An alarm was sent to the miners ehd all the men, except those worklhs M the Dunmore vein, were able to make their way out. Heavy thick smoke arising from the burning engine house was swept back into the workings ''' wards the tunnel, where sixty men were at work. They were caught U >
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ASK REMOVAL OF
 NEGRO SOLDIERS
San Antonio Mayor Sees Trouble Ahead and Negroes Grow Arro'
 gant and Disagreeable.

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 San Antonio, Texas April 7-Fol- lowing rioting in certain sections or tie city, following pay cay, 1t IS more than probable that .ha negro soldiers of the Ninth Cavalr5 will be ren'oW' ed from the maneuve: camp afte" all. If not, the indications are tha' serl- ous trouble will result. The negroes will probably be taken entirely our oI town, as Mayor Callaghan has asked that they be removed There nae heen frequent clashes with the pol'ce and a number of shots have been e@- changed. The negroes are lnd's'aht at the order for their removal enu very arrogant and iisagreeabie' A large number of the male citiT"As ol San Antonio, who find # necessary to come in contact wit.l rlhe nesr' sei' diers. have armed the "1aelves ah' ' IS seared that a serious clash may os- cur if the negroes reman.
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M|Lu0NA|RfS
 ARE SUMMONED Process Servers at Work While Lorimer Conferred
 With Attorneys IS NOW IN CHICAGO When Investigation Is Resumed He Will Make His Last Play to
 Slave Off the Defeat.
IS NOW IN CHICAGO
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 Chicago, ILL, Apri. 7.-Whi!e Sene- tor William Lorimer was in executive session today with his attorneys ani lieutenants preparing to meet the de- velopments following the revelations of Clarence s. Fulk, general ma1agor of the International Harvester Con- Lany, before the Helm committee at Springfield, process servers were rounding up in Chicago the million aires who will appear tefore the com mittee next Thursday.
 Senator Lorimer was in conference during the day with Attorney Ralrh Crews, representing Edward Tilden and Edward Hines and Attorney El- bridge Handcy, who has fought Lori mer's battles from the first. Before the Helm Committee meets Thursday Iorimer is expected to make his last big play in Illinois to stave off de feat.
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should be referred to the committee On agriculture, and the motion finally prevailed by vote of 40 to 37.
Workmen Initiate
 Several Candidates

Following the big meeting and in- hiation held by the Ancient Order United Workmen lodges of the state held in Little Rock, Monday, Pine Bluff Lodge, No. 36, held an enthus- iastic and largely strended meeting in the hall last night The follow ing candidates were initiated into the lodge, R. C. Martin J1., o. H. Hyde, J. T. Parnell, T. c. Glover, William M. Harper. On next Friday night the lodge will hold a special meeting, the occasion being the visit of the Grand Lodge officers to the local lodge. Spe- cial social features will be arranged, and the meeting promises not only ts be most advantageous one for Work men, but also successful social gathering.