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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
Mud Elm entidmlOiannasaetteI

Cine 2ebrerin elmer fleinen StuSt.
oes oberi6leiiiden Snoultriebe5irfs.
erbielt bieier Gage, pie Die rgres.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
Gin @ladfider.

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gliidlidj; poreclcrn bab' id oas gra.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
gOHssablnas.

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bas @ei6Gft nebendr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-07-14
Cine In6riaicrnna.

Isle bnben Die aarte at SIRE
Srau rlir nit brei Seller franfiert. "
o@s itebt ia aud mir Oarauf bob
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tbun2" gaiiiie, iino bod Druid.
ia6en."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11
SURPRISING THE
! DISORDER IN CHINA
Hundreds Dying Daily of Starva-
tion---No Signs of Subsistence
of Flood.

Shanghai Sept. 1.-THE troops the
Chinese government is concentrating to
suppress disorders in the Yang-tse
river flood district, will probably SET
serious fighting soon. The govern.
ment is so overwhelmed that small
efforts have been made to aid refugees
who are desperate.
1.-THE average daily number OF deaths
among the 10000 survivors surround,
ing Marking alone is approaching 800,
| of whom perhaps 80 per cent die lite
rally OF starvation and the balance OF
exposure and disease. Looting and
murder are growing rapidly more preva'
lent. There is still no sign of subsl,
dence OF the fool. News is yet lacking
OF the sixty Canadian Methodists,
thirty Americans and ten or twenty
others white refugees who are Sup
posed to be enroute under military es'
cort to the Yaugtse Kiang.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11
MOROCCAN ISSUE
''' CAUSES TENSION
Germany's Demands will be Reject
ed by France---Tension at
Danger POiut.

Paris, Sept 11.-Though the nature
Of Germany's counter proposals to
France concerning the Moroccan situa-
ton remains a secret, it is generally
believed that they have increased the
tension, which Is now considered to be
near the danger point. One version is
that Germany demands Congo outlet
by way of the Sanga river; the most
favored nation treatment" in Morocco,
40instead of the 20 per cent of all Mo-
roccan public contracts, as specified by
the Algeciras treaty and that France
become responsible for the Moroccan
government. 1t is Il foregone conclu-
sion that France will refuse. French
ambassador to England Paul Cambon
has been hastily summoned to Paris for
a conference.
London, Sept. IA peaceful settle
ment of the Anglo German Moroccan
ENHANCEMENT seems hopeless, in view
of Germany's latest demand, in the
opinion OF diplomats here today, unless
some one OF the signatories to the
Algeciras agreement asks for another
international conference. Premier
Caillux, of France, has submitted Ger
many's proposals to a committee Of
Moroccan experts, who are still delibe-
rating. It is said they deprive Frs nee
OF nearly all its advantages in Morocco
and give Germany greater powers there
than any other country.
Paris, Sept. IA cabinet council
will be held Thursday to receive the
report of the Moroccan experts on Ger
many's latest proposals. The delay in
settlement has affected the Paris
Rouse unfavorabiy the market opening
irregular with a decline OF nearly 2 II
in French rents. Later almost the
whole list declined and the markets
closed week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11
THE PROHIBITION
ISSUE IN MAINE.
Indications Point to the Defeat of
the Measure in ROck-ribbed
Stronghold.

Portland, Me-, Sept. l1.-Maine,
which for more than half century has
been the rock ribbed stronghold OF pro-
bibition, is today voting to decide
whether its constitutional edict made in
1884 prohibiting the manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquors within the
borders of the pine tree state shall be
repealed. From ten of the sixteen
counties OF the state today came returns
on early voting indicating that the anti
prohibitionists tonight will be counted
victorious after one OF the bitterest po-
litical fights in Names history-a fight
more strenuous even than one recently
when the sturdy way down casters
turned democratic.
From the early vote and from virtual
admissions by even prohibitionist lead
ers and papers, the results before noon
presaged the repeal of the prohibitory
amendment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11

GRAND JURY AND
MERCAN TILE 60.
Lewis Hooff, Former Secretary of Mer-
camille Railway, Building and
Loan Association, Arrested.

1t had been known for several days
that. the grand jury would investigate
the affairs OF the Mercantile Railway
Building and Loan Association today,
and. people who are interested in the
affairs of the defunct association have
been awaiting the results of the grand
jurY's probe.
The matter had additional interest
vested in it. today when a warrant; is.
sued by the Police Court, at the in
stance Of Commonwealth Attorney
S. G. Brent, was executed by Officers
Ferguson and Roland and Lewis Hooff,
former secretary of the concern, taken in
custody and placed in the station house.
Hooff is charged in one warrant with
obtaining one thousand five hundred
dollars from the association; the other
with obtaining a certificate of stock of
the value $1,000, property of said asso-
citation.
Hooff's bond was fixed at $4,000.
The Corporation Court OF this city
convened this morning at eleven o'clock,
Judge L. G. Barley presiding.
The following grand jury was sworn
in and charged: ]. W. May, foreman.
W. E. Balm, G. B. Marshall, Chas. Fl.
Callahan. T. G. Howard, W. B. Smoot,
Courtney Acton, Page Waller and A.
S. Doniphan.
The court charged the jury that they
had been summoned primarily to in
vestigate homicide, the evidence of
which would be laid before them, and
that the com ommonwealth's attorney also
desired to lay before them the matter
OF the condition OF the Mercantile-Rail-
way Building and Loan Association, so
that the various rumors in reference to
the mismanagement of the affairs
might be investigated.
The court charged the jury to investi
gate the matter thoroughly and if they
came to the conclusion that there had
been any criminal mismangement Of
the concern, that it was their duty to
present the matter to the court.
The grand jury later returned true
bill against William Harris for the
murder OF Mamie Martin, and immed-
lately afterwards, went into the investi-
CATION OF the affairs of the Mercantile
Railway Building and Loan AssoCia-
ton.
Various witnesses have been called to
testify, but up to the time OF going to
press, the grand jury has made no re-
port to the court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11
PASTOR ATTACKS
SOCIAL COLONY.
Rev. Courtland Myers, of Boston
Calls it a Den of Iniquity
and Infidelity.

Boston, Sept. 11.-Calling the social
colony at Newport a den of iniquty,
and infdelity," Rev. CORTLAND Myers,
pastor of fremont Temple Church,
before a large audience, his non.sec-
tartan flock numbering 10000, said:
Newport is rotten to its very
core. There is demand for the
right today regardless of any posi-
ton in society, though there
are some exceptions making the rule,
which is to blush With shame and
shock us The lynchiDg in Pennsyl-
vania was one of these, when the mob
struggled for human remnants.
Then we have heard of another
event in our so-called good society. !
call 1t our worse society.
Newport is only a nest of infidelity
and gambling, Newport ought to have
a Vesuvius roll down upon it as upon
Pompeii. Like the man we read of,
who had cork leg and whose leg
bobbed up and his headwent down, SC
that he drowned, Newport ought tc
sink
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11
ALEXANDRIAN HoNoRED.

Carroll Pierce, vice president of the
Citizens National Bank, of this city,
was elected chairman of the Execu-
tive Council of the American Institute
OF Banking at meeting OF that body
held in Rochester, n. Y, Friday last.
There we're several well.kuoWn bankers
aspiring for this position, but owing to
the popularity of Mr.. Pierce among the
bankers, his election was a foresone
conclusion. He has been Oh the board
of governors for several years, and is
an institute graduate, having last year
passed the final examinations in Com,
mercial and Banking Laws" anc
Banking and Finance. +" His many
friends in this city were today congrat
ulating Dir. Pierce on his election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11
THE CASE Of THE
TRUST COMP PANY.
C. ]. Rixey, Former Head of Trust
Corporation, to be Sent to
an Asylum.

A telegram was received by S. 6
Brent Commonwealth Attorney late
Saturday evening announcing that q
Jones Rixey, under Indictment in con
nection with the collapse of the Vir
ginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corpora
ton, and at liberty under $40, ,O0t
bonds for his appearance before Judge
Louis C. Barley in the Corporation
Court September IS, had been ad
Judged insane by commission sitting
in Orange county The telegram was
signed by John S. Barbour: one Of
Rixeys' counsel. 1t said:
Mr.. Rixey committed to insane
asylum by lunacy commission thl;
afternoon. Duplicate papers and evi-
dence mailed you. Will see you Mon
day"
Rixey has been spending the sum.
mer with relatives near Orange Court
house.
While many people thought that
the findings Of the lunacy commission
in Orange county, which adludged
C. j. Rixey insane on last Saturday,
would end the criminal aspect OF this
famous case, the proceedings in the
Corporation Court this moining would
indicate that the most dramatic feature
of the case is yet to come.
Shortly after court convened this
morning Commonwealth Attorney
Brent rose and stated to the court
that G. j. Rixey, jr.. had on last
Saturday sworn out warrant IN
Orange county. declaring his father,
G. J. Rixey, to be non compos mentis
aud that commission of lunacy had
committed the said G. ]. Rixey to
the Staunlon Asylum whittier he had
been taken Saturday night by the
sheriff OF Orange county. Upon
this statement Mr.. Brent based a
motion for q rule against &. j..
Rixey, ir., to show cause why ne
should not be punished for con-
tempt OF court by fine and impri-
sonment, fer interfering Gl;h the
courts jurisdiction over sl'c indicted
banker. Mr. Brent stated that. under
the law, Mr.. Rixey could only be ad-
Judged insane by commission ap-
pointed by this court and must be COM
mitted to the asylum for the criminally
insane ct Marion, Va.
Judge Barley promptly directed the
clerk 10 issue the rule against c. }.
Rixey, ir., rcturpable oe September
22ud. The Commonwealth's Attorney
further stated that lie had already sum-
moned the superiutendents OF the three
state asylums prior to the action taken
on Saturday, for The purpose OF having
them pass upon Rixey's mental condl-
ton, and that he would on next Mon
day ask the court to appoint them a
commission to pass upon the sanity OF
the accused.
Later Mr.. ]. S. Barbour, counsel for
G. ]. Rixey, appeared in court and the
court called his attention to certain ex-
ceptions in behalf of Mr.. Rixey, and
which the court considered not entirely
respectful. Mr.. Barbour, upon read
ing the exceptions over. promptly &C.
knowledged that the wording was
improper and apologized to the court
stating that he had not previously
noticed the Objectionable verbiage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11
DEATH OF A CONVICT.

Newell S. Greenaway. clerk of court,
has received letter from the superin-
tendent OF the penitentiary stating that
Theodore Jones, alias "Bumby," con-
victed Of larceny of cigars, &C., from
the store Of W. P. Graves, and sen
fenced at April term 1911 to one year
in the penitentiary died at that institu-
ton September s, OF tuberculosis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11
CHARGED WITH FLIMFLAMMING

A man, who gave his name as
Harry Defarge, and a woman were
arrested this afternoon by Officers
Ferguson and Young charged with
playing the "himham" game. 1t was
alleged by several King street mer-
chants sthat the couple entered their
stores and laid down a two-dollar bill
requesting that it be changed When
the money was laid upon the counters
the couple, it is charged, seized the
bill and the change. Upon being
taken to the station house the woman
said the correct name of the man was
Fairbanks and that she was his wife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11
THE PENDING
RAILROAD STRIKE.
Union Officials, it is Said, Are
Not in Favor of a
Strike.

Chicago, Sept. 11.-A new turn was
given the Illinois Central strike situa-
ton when it was announced today that
the decision of the machinists' union as
to paying strike benefits would be given
out in Davenport. Iowa, before night.
A party of the executive committee
met here yesterday to decide the mat
ter. Action on it, it was admitted, the
calling OF strike largely rested. The
officers left last night for Davenport
where their annual convention is in
session. 1t was intimated that if there
we're any disagreement among the mem
bers the matter might 60 before the con,
vention.
President James O'Connell attended
the meeting here yesterday. 1t was at
his suggestion that the final de,
cision was made. In labor circles it is
generally believed that the action OF the
officers hera yesterday was unfavable to
strike and that they refused to
take the responsibility OF voting a strike
benefit without the concurrence OF all
the members of the committee.
At the headquarters OF the Illinois
Central Federation, officers we're wait
ing returns from poll of the strike
sentim eut taken in various locals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11
STATE COUNCIL OF D. OF L.

Friendship Council, Daughters Of
Liberty, are interested in the coming
session OF the State Council. The COM
mittee appointed to make preparations
for the meeting of that body in Alexane
dria, will meet tomorrow night at the
home of ]. F. Petty, 529 south Le-
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CITY.


The Circuit Court for the city con-
yened this morning at ten O'Clock
Judge ]. B. 7. Thornton. presiding.
The following cases we're disposed of
Sinclair, vs.. Fairfax, continued tt
third day OF November term.
Martin ys. Hammond, judgmen
agreed.
Bshop..vs. Skinner, Judgment by de
fault.
Parker vs.. Brown, Judgment by de
fault
Palmer vs.. Singer Sewing Machin'
Company, continued to second day o
November term.
Watson vs.. Brown, set for tria
September 18th.
G. C. Leadbeater, trustee vs.. ". Il
Luckett, set for trial September l3.
Edna Anderson VS.. John ". Ander
SOD, filed decree for divorce.
Rose Moss VS.. W. A. Moss, decre'
for divorce mensa.
In the case of Marbury VS.. the Mer
camille Railway Building and Loaf
Association the court entered decre'
directing the commissioner to employ
an expert bookKeeper, if necessary, t.
assist in settling the accounts OF tb
association,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11

Mems fine Oxfords, 81. so. $500 and
$500 grades. Clearing Sale Price So. 80
]. A. Marshall & Bro. 422 King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11

Telegraphic Service.
The Gazette receives the full
telegraphic service of the United
Press up to $50 pm.eyery after
noon. In addition It has special
correspondents. in Washington,
Richmond and Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-09-11

Meus' fine Oxfords $3.50 ands4.0O
grades. Clearing Price $500. ]. A
Marshall & Bro. 422King street.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
BOUND ovER FoR rRlAL.

MONROE Mich, Nov. 10.-.iohn
Dun, OF Toledo charged with larceny.
pleaded not guilty in justice court
this morning and was bound over to
circuit court for trial II is alleged
Dun robbed Charles Franzon OF a
watch and money on Grand Trunk
freight train near the Ohio State line.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
Heyi Does a Hen Sit or Set2 Glass
In English Is HobelessLy Di0ldea

CHICAGO 1OHere it aganthe perennial problem Does
school Add
Mwaukee-ave solved
the pupils
his class diagreed with him. Y
following
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furious finally a
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to They Mr.
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The Detroit times., 1911-11-11

BusIness-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks lfght. Times Printing Co., 10
john r. st, Phi Main l4aS. or city $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
WIFE'S QUEST OF IL YEARS
WILL FREE HER HUSBAND

NASHVILLE. Ind. Nov. l0.-A
wifes quest of IL years for evidence
TO free her husband from what she
believed 10 be an unjust life sen
tence for murder is about 10 be crown
ed with success, according TO
messages received here today from
Mrs, William NJ. Yoder, wife of the
sentenced man. A aispatch from Ok
lahOma City substantiates the wife's
assertion.
Yoder. formerly OF this city. was
convicted in 1899, on circumstantial
evidence OF the murder of A. j. Ten
Eyck. OF Paris. Texas. following the
finding of head floating In sack
in the Canadian river The messages
10 friends here say that Mrs. Yoder
has found Ten Eyck TO be living, and
that he will aid her in freeing her
husband
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
WOMAN IN COURT ON
CHARGE OF CRUELTY

JACKSON. Mich. Nov. 10.-Not in
years has there been a case in police
court that has attracted as much at
tention as the examination OF Hannah
Rolan, arrested on a charge OF beat
ing her l0'year-old stepchild. Rosalie
Rolan, now deceased
The court room was packed with
people, mostly women. some Of whom
were standing on seats and in window
lodges to get glimpse at the pris-
oner aud hear the testimony Hun
dreds were turned away unable to
gain an entrance
Mrs. Rolan swooned when brought
into the court room. The husband
summoned a doctor who administered
a hypodermic. There are % wit
nesses TO be sworn.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11

job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co. u John R.-st
The Detroit times., 1911-11-11
THURSDAYS LIVE
STOCK MARKET

sellers had bad day at the Detroit
stocL yards on Thursday, prices being
lower for everything, except prime
steers. Bnd the trade the worst OF the
season from the standpoint OF Aortiug
and shrinkage. Handy butchers cat
tie wore l0M l5c lower. common COW
stun sbc lower and Gamers lOc lower
than last weeks trade. Mitch cows
were about Csc of. the best selling
for $3.50.
'Thc run OF sheep and lambs was
large and decidedly poor I'm quality. .
large number coming TO hand that had
To sell below 81 per cwt. and some rs
low as 81 per cwt Prime LAMBS, IS
m525 Far too many old thin ewes
are coming to@hand. nearly all OF which
are condemned by the. Inspector ana
consigned TO the rendering tank.
Hogs were lower and packer 5uys
much disposed TO pound values and
sort very close 20 the line. Best hog
se.2Oa625 pigs and light workers. IS
Ecceipts Cattle. 1875; calves. $50
sheep. S.S39; hogs. ll.477.
CATTLE.
Solo by Bishop. Bullen 4 Holmes
weight io4o lbs, $3.50 per cwt; do 3
100 So do 9 10. $50; sullivan.
steers 2. s72, $3.50; Mason. COW l. 1000
IS % Bresnahan. Gamers q. sSo $40
La heit, steer /. 40. s425. DO :, 99O
S495: Bresnahan, Gamers D. $50. s. 40
do A. 500, s2.25 ID. Coos, COWS 10. y I
s3.S0; Schleicher cows 81. 1913, $50
Hammond s g. Co. bull /. S20, SO -
J. Coos; butcher ,. $50, g; 10 :. go So So
SO co; sullivan. butchers o, 95I, s2.I5
do !, 1860, So. 10; Heinrich, butchers z !
feeders (. 1886, s475; sullivan; steer
:. Hoe. $3.50; do, Gamers g. 40, s25o
Hammond s & Co. butchers 6. oSd
s35t a. /, $50, S25c; 10 .. COO. 50
do. hril I. 1000. ss5O; sullivan. canneri
g. $50, $3.50 DO. bull :, le6o, s. -
! PerGer. Webb & Co. butchers -, $40
81 10 do /, 1880. sac; Newtou, stock
ers !! 565 $3.50. Fromm. stocSers j
80. (3l6; Hammon.. 5. & CO.. came
| 2 lCS0 s2 90 2. s75. s375; do ?. $40
81 30: 10 butchers 3. 1Si. So do, cans
rer l. 80. Sc: do. heifers 2, $50 30
do. butchers Is. 600, s3.e5 DO, cows I
| 900 s. co.: Schlecher. cows I, $40. 50 81
~ ratl;ovskv. cows 9 $50. So Fromn
| cows .. 1870 $3.50; Schumacher, steers
sI4, 50, Heinrich, steers II, 1880. 50 %
Mica Beef Co. steers %, 1000 so %
- '; 90. 81 do, cows 10, S5S, 81. 20
do :. 1000, $3.50
Som ny spicer & Reason: J. Bresna