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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21
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Abenbs entseseuacnommeR perSea.
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Morb Iber Elm aartens
fpiel.
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nit ieinsm RaKeesnofen Wiaiam aHs
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unb 3og feinsn RspolDer unb f6ob Qns
beripn flieber, Der peniee Sfunben
fpdter ftarb. geibe parsn als 4rbeis
ter in ben 6. 6c 8. Darbs In Wsls
bourne angeitelt. Sobnipn betpsrtitel.
iiete feline TIuht. Coroner Or. Diab1
tpurSe benahrthtist uno CAB sintn ben
umitdnben geHaBeH Dabriprut.
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Strabei 81. - Spbn RieoigSsr an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21

R.nDprt. 20. april. aneet.
,.ascna" bon Genua; .Rtein" Don
Bremen; -GIspelanb" BON Rsapel; Ut,
b'5taIid" bon QtcpeI.
absseonasa: Bremen" mad ers'
men; go Jpurains" ua6 5aDrei
,aoiIertn augufte @tctorin~ mad
6nmburs; r5ootmina" nn6 ReapsI
Bottom. anaei.: ~3esIono" por
QiDeypool.
Giums absss.: ra!ber." mad
phildotlpbi1.
Reap.l. absss.: Cincinnati
noh Rsn Dprt; ~llItouia~ nad RsiE
gcri.
Qpnbou. slbsss.: sRiHnstposia'
nod R,tp DOrt.
antpsrp.n abgss.: .Wani'
teu" mad, philadelphia.
Rotterbam. anstt.: .aurss'
pOn Rsp gor..
Gifhguarb. ansa.: ~Garonia
bon Rtn DOri nah 2ipsrpooI.
Snpre anstt.; ga 4ropsnes
bon glstp Yorl.
Reapel. dnset.: .ptiHeips b
pi.monts" ron Rem Dori.
GipsrpooL Anssi.: .Gpmrie'
bon goitou. abesg.: .GCrfican' mad
Montreal.
GuetHstonu 4bsse.: -5eu
tonic na6 Rem Yort; s6operfore'
no6 philadelphia.
8riftol. abseg.: .Rontrois'
nnh Wontreal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21

atgppiifhes In arifo.
pbanss' .06SsIH-. Die Itbtsn
Ausarabungsn pon antinos baben 81.
nias @rdber pon priss!srinnen ans
2ihi asforbert, bic I'M 3eifdlttr oss
Sabrinn in ibrsr Sinot Die RpitsrisH
Der .guteE 1Sttin" ieierteu, gang 10
ME ehemnls bic grishen bic Wipitt.
rien bon elsuiis. 4uf GranD Der
bisrbei besdnnt ssiporbensn 3bafiafsn
erorteri albert GGnet in cer .Hsnne
bu 9emps preisnt' ben agrptiIhsn
llrfpruna bss sIsuiiidsn aulses nno
leat bar, ipie iidb bic Sage BON Der
Sfs, bic 'Den Qorpsr ibtss Satin nno
Rruosrs Dfiris fa6t, allmdbli6 UNI
eefprmt babe su Der Geihihte Der De-
meter, bic iibtr ben Ranb ihrtr 5c6ter
slaqt. 4<i bider Deleesnteii min
ganet audi betptifsn, OcB Dit Gsihifts
Der siis Dem ariitopbdnes ben Gtofi
fir fsins bsriihmie aonlDoit .Gis
s.0oeI@ eeIisfert babe. 5n olsftm
Quftfpiel srb0usn tstanntIid siDsi
s.tbensr. bic iih In bic Stdot Der 8Dssl
Lcben aufnthmsn lniTen. NIT Dtrsn
6ilfe cine aufiftnot. MOlfentutufss
btim. Dieie Esnbt i1ngs nun nIis Don
neH MlenSftn ben Belpobntrn ots 6ims
msls etTpeHesien Gpfersab<n ouf, Jli,
pisr lit am 0srbungern uno iiebt fif
ces,uuneen. init Der Giobt su Derhdn'
beln unb ibr feline gOttlite Wahs ob,
suireten. Ghon i'm ~RoisnDen at,
rnfles~ bes GuripeDes ipiro tin Got
| Dss denptiintn DIpmps auf bic 8ubn,
qrbrohf, gts, bic gserforpsring 0tl
lpHfi. ariEtophnnes nimmt 1btr Gle
lmsnts Der dgpptiinsn plDtbclcgis Il
lrlsl rsiAsrem Ulabs aid. Rad Oap!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21

80. Q. Ring Supsrintenbeni eer
Offenilihen S6uieu Don geaepus, bal
eine gslobuuns BON $40 ausssfebt,
um bic ganDuIeH ausftnbis su ma
den. bic bic 8lumsnbests Der offsHis
liheH ShuIen serii0rten.
Die Jrausn Soffmnnn, 5ebn.r,
5opertnmp, Rrogmann, airhoff nno
RUNNING Derdnftalten am Dpnntrs.
tag, 27. april, Elm adffeeirdnshen
gum Beittn Der gpaRg. prot. ct. Sos
bannes Rirhe In gsIIepus,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21
MuslanO.Seleorapb
Gin eHsIifher prins tn
Wpm.

Npfrl.
Rpm, 90. apriI. Der prins efrs
ibur bon Gonndugbt, RsprdIsntant bes
a0nies Gecra unh bss britifheH Wols
tts BEL bsm itdIisnifttn Subildum. If.
um Grnnerftag bier nrtsetOmrneH unb
In hsrsIthsr Meift tmpFangtn tporbtn.
Der A6nis unb bic aDnisin enpfins
gen fbyn goft am 8dhnbpf uno fuhren
NIT ibn nad bem GutrinaIs paIois.
Die Rtnfhtnmenae. bic itt bort pers
IanuisIt bntts, mar 10 entbuiiafiti1.
oab Der prtnS assipunssn mar auf si'
nern 8oIion su srfntinen unb Iid) BEN
golte Su Stiaen.
Der 9rins iiberbrddbte benz R6nia
A6nis Uietor Emanuel sin ,iesnbdaoia
gee Shreib.n BON bem a6nia GtoFp.
in benz Der 2ebiers benz RSnig bon
Jiatitn un0 benz itafieniif,sn 0Oit 81
benz Subiiium Der Ginipteit 9toliens
eratultrt.
Gin amtrttanifbtr Rtser
RuBIanb b.r Spion &c
ptrbd6tie
ct. gttersbura. 20. april.-
Die amsrifaniIhe gotftuft bat itf
nes sJalles bon Sobn Gormihosl, zines
sSarbiaen ous Snbiano aHetnpuimtu
ber am s. Mpril In mibore perbofitt
ipurbe, ole .r pboiopropbii6t aufnob.
rnsn machis. Gr befinbst fih jest dlf
polifiih 8srbddtigsr in ct. psters'
burg i'm Gefanentb. Carmichael hd'
odbi Jobrs in RuBlonb etIebt.
Cine reppIutipnGre 8sr'
fhm5runs tn g bina2
9tiine. 20. april. - SH Define
unb Sien 9fin finb cine gang. 1nsah
gbineisn perboftst iporbtn, bic in
Wtrbuht, fttben. an etuer repoIuiicndr
rtu 8trfnfpGruug beshsiIiat su ftin
Inter ben Gefongsn,n beftnosR fid
piele prpminsnte WsGunsr.
Gsnerof Chan 6fun. ber fdsou fri
Der einmoE @i3st0nie Der Ronoidure
mar, IN pi.btr su oisitm awt srudua
porptn, an St.tIs BON Oil 2ianp, be-
ben 5opan.rn anb RuHen atptuiibeI
su ente.esntommtno mar. Bieiei
Mehgel 'teint ansubeutsu, bab Ghinc
bic Mbfidbt bat. In Der Wauoihurs
sntraifhtr dnfsutrettn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21

nicht augreitte. Tassesn ift "a bertiis
QeIunaen. Die 8eipssuHaen bes Wagsns
tinematoarapbiIh fihtbor su rnn6:n.
Die aufnabmen bdbeH gtseigt, Dab ilh
I'm porotren abeile oes Wngens mar
acns fldhe Mtn,nbetDesungtn biloeH,
bic inmsr ftdrttr speroen unb beicH'
hers ON qF0rintr. b. B. am Raaen.
oussang. rtht trdftis duftrttsn uno
odnn perIhtpin5,n, tpdhren6 sugIsih
triensr an Der alien Gttlle GIN HeiIer
Rina entitebt. proftiid miro Der.
muthli6 oieie tinsmatcsrapbifhe Oar.
IteIlung nuBbar geuaht perDen f0ns
nen, neil man ipohI nrushmsu bari,
eaB BEL F&ipasn grttantunesn. !. q.
b,i Wnssntr.bs, Der gsDsannssdblauf
in abHprmsr meiIe Dor ii6 gbt. De
aIlmGtIins 8eritirsuns Der gsiDeguns
oen lift edour6 sa srildrtn, neil btr
yaog,Hinbolt srit infcIs. Der irdfiise
rem WssIien am pfDrintr asmii4t miro.
clio turs ttpOr CT in ben Gorm ibsr.
trttt.
.Sm . d mn mersnitnHo," IN
nerlhiebenen GenIdtlonsprcseiien Der
,e1ien 3eit iii uiel pom G1mnerSl'
iian0 oie Re0e eeiueIen, uilo es lhelnt
Y9e0e iper0en 5n ipolIen. DnB Terbre'
der unter Seriliiina auf Die eeHnHEEe
SefpuBtieiHstriibing iid Straffrei'
belt An nerId,affen illd)en Selr Biir
retlten 3eit erideint onber in Der
,.9,erI. Film. AoheHidr." ein AnflnE
non gripaiooseHt Or. sSoriier. Der
nadipeiit, mas es oenn nit DieIeIH
uDGmmerSuitanb" sigtntlih nuf iin
babe. ,Siir ben Sad,peritanoiaen M
cs nidlt Ieift, ieiis,rieuen. OBJ EN-
0dmmersaitnno rirflih pcrgeIegeH
bat coer nid1t. oo CUR Seit Der eec'
bnd1timg Der Gammersuiiano ia ifcn
Iangit abgelaiiien iit. luenn er lber-
baipt porgeleseH bat. Hes eInem
&nnbmoroperindb hattie Der 8eidlils
oiate erfldrt bic 1bnt i'm G0nmer.
Suitanb begnngen 81 bnben, aieseH
nus5ind)Iieben, mar aber HiogIidh. obs
bel Der 9erbanbliina feitaeftellt ipair.
be, bal, Der Berbrsder 5ur Heif ces
angebliflen T1nmnerSuitnnoes iih VI
elmer oRbern eeaen ion ifauebeuoer
Sahe nit erobein 9eidid ino 8ofii.
nemeni unter Anfiibrliug nller in Re-
fradf foHunenben gunfte oertbeibigt
bate, bamit mar natiirIid, eiH Tam.
mer3uiinnb oiisgeifloiieu. TeHa icl-
Ge Don Der ari. oaB iie Hur fir zine
unangenel]me @eriffsnff1re porlle.
gen, tpGbrenb fiir anDre @eridfsin.
d,en bas HefpubtieiH poIlig erbalfen
bIeibt ,aiebt es nidlt. 84pobnlih iieDt
nus ben atten benz 8eurtbeilfr 10
piel 9sofsrial snr Berfiigane. bal;
ein beftimnltes lirtbeil mt mebr cber
fpeniser eroBsr Gif,erheit Iriogiih iii.
Ter Gnhoerstdnoige bat blob niff ois
SailptnlerfmnIe Des Gdmmer saitnE.
bes 3n ad,ten, nni ben id,drfen 1se-
ainn, bas idarfe Gnoe, ben Uerluls
Dcs grinnernngspernsosens iiir bic
bnsrpiidenIiegenne 3eit. insbeioncere
uif bie pdbren0 Der s3eit bes Inin.
iners rsuirnnoes iait rsiernnls feblcnoer
trisb0rtieen 6onblHHeen. Gnspissi-
ee. foIupli5irte Snnolimgen sonnen
lnianaIs im T1mmerSnifnnb FORFEIT
nusgeiiibrt iuerhen. Gin Wtuiiter su0r
Dtihrenb Der 3eit. ais er aHgehIid,
einen Tdminersnitnnn aebnbt Datie,
piirftlid, SUR Cper seeanaeH, no cr
nneeiteIlt aeiueien mar. ilHo bate 70.
pnr ieine Vortie in Der .Gleftr1@ bon
StranB ncn anfana bis 5u Gnos ge-
Iptelt. &ier tonnte BON einem Tam.
mersiiitano teiHe Heoe ieiH.
----~e~--~S-.n~Au-p~~e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21
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6eubnrn: no boben Gle suIest
1ebetteltY-
9aadbnilo tiiols): .Ias iii Hsein
@eihaftsaebeimnib!~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21
Stjmer5sn In Der grua;
Kollnle nid)t at6men.
EampboIin beridaffte ibr qiasesaas,
iefprt mnh permanent.

20 Gents in aasH Mpsttelen. gsssspsfsi ffss
ssssianbs.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
WAS INDICATED
OF ALL CHARGES

Washington, May 31.-Frank r.
Hawley, president Of the Switch
mems Union of North America, haa
been indicated OF all charges of
misconduct and mismanagement in
connection with the switchmen' s
strike OF 1909. The insurgents have
fought him for two weeks in the
switchmen's convention. A motion
to reject Hawley's report was made
today and on the motion Hawley
talked for an hour, renewing the ac-
cusation that the feeling against
him was personal. The insurgents
made no attempt to answer Hawley
who was frequently interrupted with
applause from the standpat side of
the house. The motion to reject the
report was lost "a to IS.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02

wages and when to go out" But
the dreams OF wild riding COWBOYS
and seven-shooters was given cold
shock, for the postmaster replied
Let me shatter the hope that, may
nap has filled your young life with
visions of ronlance--of wild rides
across endless leagues of blossoming
pralrie--of laundering hoofs and
clashing horns. of maddening herds
in midnight stampedes-of painting
horses and swishing lariate-of red
handed outlaws battling to hold
their booty in the granite recesses OF
Embroidered gorges. There are no
fair and only daughters Of cattle
kings whose rescue from desperate
bands of low-browed ruffans will
win for you an easy life and a happN
home. The poetry of life has lost
It's metric measure in the golden
West, and your letter came forty
years too late to secure for YOU a
situation that would adjust it's facts
to your fancies. 1t may surprise
you, Harry, and cause you the nat
ural pain that accompanies every
stern establishment, but it is essen.
tlal to your proper conception of the
difference between the Panhandle of
Texas or when you have read and
the Panhandle as | know it. that YOU
be told that the first exhibition of
your skill as a manipulation of the
ostracised six-shooter will cost you
hundred dollars and six months to
year in the county Jail You viii
not do any Buffalo Bill mock hero
les, but you can ride a gang plon
across those far-spread fields. and
you can watch the vagrant breezes
ripple the billowing harvests that
have sprung from fertile depths at
the beck of your industry" Most
of the runaways are boys headed
toward the west, but each year the
stern fact is learned that the runa-
way with little money can find orlr
one result, sentence to hard lah "
in fields where Imagination pictures
varied assortments of buffalo, ante
'ope and COW punchers.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
FOUND NOVELTY
IN TAKING OWN LIFE.

Pueblo, Colo, May ga letter
signed with the name Charles r
Estell," in which the writer express
es the intention of committing sui
eide was found in the postoffice to-
day and turned over to the police.
The letter follows:
when l commit suicide I wan,
finder of this letter to know that 1t
is suicide and not foul play. illness
or any form of mental trouble.
mnot crazy and am aware as ]
write this note that it will probably
be one of the last l shall ever write
Life certainly is one damn thing at.
ter another. Suicide is the only nov.
city in this world, and as l have
tasted of the sweetness Of the cur
unto the dregs, l am ready for new
potion. 1t does not seem half as
bitter as have often imagined it
this jump.
Yours in eternity,
CHARLES ESTELL."
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
HELPED TO MAKE
DIME NOVEL FAMOUS.

Baltimore, Md, May 26.-Mrs.
Mary Andrew Denison, one of the
last survivors of the little group OF
authors whose sentimental stories
established the success of the dime
novel many years ago, celebrated her
eighty-fifth birthday today at her
home at Normandie Heights, a sub
urb of Baltimore. Mrs. Denison is
the author OF more than sixty now
els, many Of which attained wide
popularity. When she began to
write. the sentimental novel was all
the rage, and from the first her
work was successful. Among her.
contemporaries were Mrs. South
worth. Mary j. Holmes and Amy
Randolph. These and several oth-s
ers now forgotten. formed galaxy.
of writer's who made fame and for
tune for the dime novel publishers
as well as for themselves.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
MEET
IN ANNISTON

Admission, Ala, May 26.-Annis-
ton population was increased sever
al hundred today by an invasion of
"drummers' from every section of
the state. The occasion is the annu-
al convention of the Alabama grand
council Of the United Commercial
Travellers, which this morning be-
gan the first of two days series
of sessions at which business apper-
tanning to the affairs OF the organi-
cation is to be transacted. while So
cial diversions and excursions to
pleasure resorts will also take up
must of the delegates time. The
opening session today was presided
over by Grand Counsellor w A. An
derson Of Selma.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
sATAN's HOUR

The evening is the hour when
crafty Satan breaches most eloquent
ly. 1t is also the hour when he
can gather the largest and most at
tentive audience. In our great Cit
les satan's churches are crowded ev-
cry evening, but fortunately, the
evening hour is also the hour in
which the good angel can gather the
largest audience and he who would
BATTLE Satan's Influence must preach
in the evening. The evening is the
hour when the protecting power O
home is greatest; it is the hou1
when its protection is most needed
FIT. Pierre Pray.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
FUTURE IS BRIGHT.

Sioux Falls Press: An Illinois
farmer gazing out of car window
while on a trip through eastern
South Dakota the other day, said:
''This is a beautiful country, don't
see but what it is just as good as
Illinois, but the land is only half
as .thickly settled as in out state and
the price is only about half. That
will all come in time, Mr.. Illinois
farmer. South Dakota Is becoming
more thickly settled every year. 1t
is true that our soil and climate is
equal or better than yours and it is
as sure as anything that the price
will steadily increase until farm
land brings as much as it does in
Illinois now. There is no better
investment today than South Dakota
land.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
CHIPPEWA INDIANS
BECOME BOY SCOUTS.

Indians have become Boy Scouts.
A patrol of Indian Boy Scouts wac
organized recently by L. S. Dale,
Northwest organizer, in the Indian
village on the Fon du Lac Reserva-
ton near Cloquet, Mimi. They we're
interested quickly In the Boy Scout
activities which, Dale told them, in
Guided such things as trailing, track
ing and stalking wild animals and
bears as their forefathers used to do.
After hearing Mr.. Dale talk, they de-
cided they wanted to organize pa
trolls, and suggested "Stag," "Bear"
and Panther" as the names of the
different patrols. Among the In
dian Scouts are Frank Whitebird
Louis De Foe and Louis La Prairie
The boys are Chippewas.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
INDIANA OFFICERS
WITHDRAW CHARGES

Indianapolis, May 27.-Prosecu-
tor. Baker has withdrawn the suit
brought to set aside the ruling Of
Police Judge Collins, by virtue of
which the Mcnamara brothers were
turned over to California officers.
The move of the prosecutor is
taken to mean that the entire case
started by the labor organizations
against Burns to secure indictments
for the kidnappin,, of the McNamar-
as, has fallen Hat.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
BACK-STOP'S WALK
BRINGS WORKOUT.

Guthrie, Okla, May 26.-"If you
have the nerve TO walk hundred
miles for tryout, ! have the gener-
osity to feed and sleep you until you
make the tryout," said w. NJ. Hills,
president of the Ardmore Baseball
association of the exas-Oklahoma
league. to Jim Fannin, bright and
husky young fellow, who walked to
Ardmore to show his skill in the
game, in the hopes of getting POI
sition.
Fannin was at Joplin, Mo-, recent
ly and was behind the bat there
when Cleveland played Joplin, and
he played sensational ball. The Jop-
lin manager stated in letter that
Fannin knew the game, that he let
him go only for reason that he had
two good catchers, and he did not
feel inclined to let them go.
Fannin had 81 when he left Jop-
lin; he made his way to Oklahoma
City with the use of the money, an
when he arrived there he had but
few pennies left. Determined to se>.
the manager at Ardmore, he took
tie ticket and made thetrip through
in double-quick time.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
ATTENDED, LODGE.

Peoria, ILL.,, May 26.-For over
forty-five years secretary of the Ma
sonic lodge at La Fayette, Ills, with
out having missed meeting of eth
er regular or special, is the record
of Thomas Ross, IS years old, who
has been compelled by illness to alb
sent himself from the meeting. Mr..
Ross is q charter member of the
lodge, which was organized in 1866,
and was elected secretary No other
hand has ever made record in the
lodge books but his.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
WEST VIRGINIA G. A. Il.
is IN ANNUAL. SESSION

Morgantown, w. Va, May "a
The annual encampment Of the de-
partment of West Virginia, Grand
Army of the Republic, and the an
nual meetings of the Women's Re-
lief Corps, Ladies OF the G. A. r.,
and the Sons of Veterans opened
here today and will continue thru
Thursday. Today was given over
largely to the reception OF the visi>
itors and the preliminary business OF
the encampment. The city is hand
somely decorated in honor of the
veterans.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
7WARRINER TRIAL SET
FOR EARLY IN JUNE.

Cincinnati, Ohio, May 31.-Ar-
rangements have been completed for
the placing on trial early in June of
Edward Street Cooke of Chicago,
indicted in connection with the
s$645,00O embezzlement Of Charles
L. Warmer, former treasurer of this
Big Four railroad. The bringing 4.
Cooke to trial has been made posi-
BILE by the fact that Mrs. Jeanette
Stewart Ford, "the woman in the
Warmer case" is sufficiently re-
covered at a local hospital to be
called as witness. Cooke is charg-
ed with embezzlement.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02

would only take our dear mothers
word for it,
But if a man has the right kind
of a wife he seldom has occasion to
find fault with his mother-in-law.
Every time girl meets bache-
Tor she imagines he would propose to
her il she gave him half a chance.
People who are always talking
about their achievements would be
more interesting if they would only
talk about ours.
1t some times happens that the
more woman considers a man dur
ing courtship the less consideration
she has for him after marriage.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
MOBILES DAY TO JUB1LATE.

Mobile, Ala, May Closing
the second century Of her existence,
there began in Mobile today a
weeks celebration in honor of the
great forward strides that the two
hundred years have witnessed 1t
was in I'LL that the settlement of
Mobile was founded by the little
band of Frenchmen under the Cana
dian brothers, LeMoyne, the sieurs
d'Iberville and de Bienyille, who
aimed to establish an empire for
France.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
WOODROW WILSON
LATE AT LINCOLN

Lincoln. Nebr., May 26.-Governor
Woodrow Wilson was delayed in
reaching here today by the breaking
down of an engine, the Commercial
Club luncheon and address to the
students of the University of Neb-
raska being abandoned on that ac-
count.
When he arrives late this after
noon. he will be driven to Fairview
for call upon the Bryans, after
ward reviewing the cadets at the un-
iversity.
Other events on the Wilson pro-
gram include a visit to the Curtiss
aviation meet and banquet at the
Commercial Club this evening.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
JAPANESE WEEDS
AMERICAN GIRL.

Washington, May 26.-A Japa-
nese-American alliance was formed
when Miss Zelda M. Striker, an or
phan, aged Is, and strikingly beau
tiful. was married here to Sadaske
Fujita. steward of the United States
ship Dolphin and old enough to be
her father. The marriage was the
result of a romance which began in
1906 when the bride was a little
girl.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
MISSOURI VALLEY
ATHLETIC GAMES

Des Moines, Ia, May 26.-The
number and high class of the ath-
letes entered for the Missouri Valley
track and field games here tomorrow
give promise of some record-break-
ing performances. All indications
point to the most successful meet
ever conducted under the auspices of
the association. Nearly all Of the
leading colleges and schools of Colo
redo, Iowa. Nebraska, Missouri,
Kansas and South Dakota Will be
reDresented.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
SPRING RUNAWAYs
BANItER FOR TEXAS

Chicago. May s1.-The outbreak
of spring runaways in Chicago is
more acute this year than ever be-
fore, although the number has been
growing larger year by veer. On
boy wrote to the postmaster Of :
town in the Texas Paaaand'e s.
ing: "near Sir. Do 90 want
hire anv COWBOYS? can ride 70
and shoot well enough to TAKE
of myself Age 19. On ta'sc ~
other fellow out If you say so S:a,,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-02
IMPORTANT NEWS
BY WIRE TO-DAY

Columbus, O.. May 25.-The state
rested its case today against Repre-
sentative Nye charged with solicit
inga bride. Attorney Kimble auth
or OF the gerrymander bill said that
Nye approached him with a propos-
ition to raise $40 900 to help the
bill along.
Panama. May 25.-only forty
passengers are accounted for, fol
lowing the reported wrecking of the
National Steamership Companys
steamer Taboga. The U. S. gun
5oat has gone to the scene.