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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-06-29
NmsLanS.

NMSl0m0.
8olten mir ben aansen gerInuF
Der groBortigen @reigniIie, nelhe Iim
oieier 3dge IN 0eutihIon0 reip. @na.
lano nbipieIten, ifiIoeru, 10 f6nnten
mir gan5e Seiten onmit fiiaen. cSn
0eHtIdllanS tpor oos Sniationser.
eignis Der offi3ieae 9eiuh Der 9ltlon-
tiiden Sceans0ipifion unirer aneri-
fonilhen Jlotte rno in GHgIano Ger
aonigsrunrniel.
Der ,Slottenempinng in aieI perlief
groBnrtig. Dns offi5ioie Srgdu Der
8egierlmg betonfe, Die Sd,Iohtldiff.
,Slotte oer Ser, Staoten beitebe aus
por5ilgIihen sSobr5eugen, Deren ber-
uorrageroe Seiihingsf1bigfeit oenl
9luslnnoe ourd ole epohenlahenOe
@eItreiie nobegebramt ipor6en lei.
@ortlih bieB es 0ann IN Der 4in6-
gebung Der o9orooeutiden glagenlei.
neu 3eitltng~:
48ir begriiBen in Oen @1iten oie
@ertreter elmer nobebeIreun0eten
groBen Station, nit melher 9eutid,.
lanO Ourh mannigfahe ganoe Der
8eraorlgenbeit uno @egenpart Der.
fniipft lit. gSir beiBen tie in oeutiden
8emdifern uno ouf oeutlhem 8o0en
ber5lih millfommen.~
limo Der @i1fonum IieB ON Ser8.
lidteit liHo @roBortigfeit nihtg All
miinihen iibrig. Ser Gaiier IelbIt bieB
Die @olte Dilfommen lmo nit @roB-
ADMIRAL b. Girpib, Dem Stoatsiefre-
tar oes 8eihsmarineants. mohten
bel Dem Gupfnna oes @eihmooers
DER g0miral b. 9oIsenoorff uno Der
&ice-9Iomiral b. Sdroeoer oie Son-
neurs. 9luf 0en 0eutiben Sdiffelf
lpielten Die Wtuiitfapeaen 0as Star
SpanaIe0 ganner" 1mo oie Wtann.
idaften innoteu oeH @diten bralienoe
@rilBe entaegen, ole ebenio entbuiia-
itiid erDioert muroen.
9as SdouIpieI, oag ser empfang
bot. mar mnergeBlid] pr6dtia. glae
5abr8elige pranaten in SSloagen.
ihnIlld Hno beaer Sonnenidein be.
leuhtete Dos Bib. oas ourh unsdbli.
&c, nen glmerifauern entgegenfabren-
De fleiue 6obr3eige nno 8ergnii-
|glngsboote peiter beIebt pnroe.
9ei Dem SSlbel uno Soumel fonoen
oroentlidje 8erbriioerlmqsfeite ami.
iden ben amerifoniihen Ino oeutI6en
8lol1aden itatt uno Elm offi3ieIler
Soflihfeitsolstauidl, ein SSeiteIlen
iagte oas anoere. Ger &niier, Der Iid
IN Der nufgerdilniteIten Stimmung
befano, imterbieIt iih in ser ber3lidl.
item 8eile nit 0en Amerifanern un0
beihenfte iie sur @rirmerilng an ben
Sieg. 0en er nit lemem ,Nfeteor, er.
rang, NIT foltboren 4rdDotten-Ro-
oeln. @an5 beionoers sei6nete ser
Serridler ben amerifaniihen 8otihoF-
ter Sill ans. gfaA Dem Wioble be-
iidtigte er oas 6laeihiff moertboIb
Stlln0en lang in allen @in5elbeiten,
lobte Die 6obr5elge rno ibre Mann-
ihaften imo iiberrnihte Die omerifa-
niihen Sffi5iere olirh ieine griinoIi-
den Sadtenntliiie.
Sn oen 9ieler SSubeI miidt iih ie-
bod elm uationoler Weibton iiber oie
bielen 2uftibiffernneliide ser IeBten
9age. glnh Der Meilit1rIenfballon
yRorIepoI 81 lit nibt mebr. gr fling
sSeuer nno muroe 5eritort M2it ae-
miihten @efiibIen Iiebt man 0arim
Dem ShidiaI oes neuen Zeppelin
9auons .Shpoben" entgegert, IN
Dem Dor einigen 2agen Der nnbeug-
lame @rof ieinen neueiten Slug
mohte. gSenn man oas troltIoIe
Shiflol Der Zeppelin 2uftIfiffe Der.
gegenp1rtigt, 10 beriibren Der Wfrt
imo Die gbarafterItdrfe 3eppelifls
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-06-29
RandIOau.


Wiit einem groBartigar, bon 10000
3erionen beIuhten 8olfsfeIt beldloB
Der Norbamerifaniide Sangcr6ano
in Miilmoufee, @is., fem Syeltpro-
grnmm bonn %. -25. Sum-. Die
munoerbaren aon5erte. an oenen iiber
$500 S1n9er teilnabmen, baben BON
yeeiiem ge5eigt, aus meIhem toltbo-
rem Stoff Die oeutide Seele geidafien
tit. Gs mar ein forttp1breroer
8riitnipb Der oeutiben alnIit uno Der
oelitihen eeSoeale. 3as SSeit nur0e I'M
Sinne Oes Mabnrufs oes 1ralioeiiten
oes 8lnoes gefeiert, oaB Der BON
oieIem sSeite onsgebenoe 8edruf on
Die 8eutitben ben 6lunfen oes StoI5es
anf 0elitfhes @Iiit 5ur mdhtigen,
beIlleuhtenoen 5loullne entfahen
moge, Die Die boien @eiiter Der sim
iternis uno oes 9fiididritt5 per-
ibeuht.~
0iit 9aeht ihreibt Ser WaifiDolifeer
9Serolo@: n@ir britlgen Die beIten
Gigenidoften unieres goIfes aIs
Worgengabe Der aIten Seirnat NIT
beriiber IN oieien nSd)IneIStiegeI Der
Rationen~ umo iorgen 0nfiir, ipie Dies
nit Der YfIege 0es 6eiitlden Qieoes,
Der Sidbllmg tirneriiber Manaes.
fraft geid]ieht oa5 in ibn feline SdIa-
den hiiieiutammetl. fonoern bengl1n-
3elloes, REIN fIiugenDes Metnu.
Ger belltId-amerifaniide NiIrger
Bat Ieine Aufoabe erfallnt. gr tpeiB
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-06-29

Iid ems nit Dem 2eben un0 Stre6en
Der merOen0en Notion, Der er als
9iIrger, imo niht MIR in politiIhem
8egriif, ongeb0rt, meiB aber ouh,
mos er, i'm 8eiomnitintereiie, ieiner
eigenort ihuloig lift. ltnO ole nil
er begen unO pflegen in edit patrio-
tiihem @eiite, gerooe mie Dies, oui
mebr poIitiihem @ebiete onrh ben
bentid-nmerifnniiden 0atipnal-@er.
ban0 geihiebt, Der. aller BarteipoIitif
fern, Die boditen 3ieIe nuerifdniiden
giirgertims nuf ieinem ganncr ein-
ge5eihnet bot sx~us
8oh menoen mir ms nrm ser
Slnoesbouptltoot @oibington Ill, luo
Der aongreB nod iminer in Sisllng
lit mo iiber 0en 9anaSapcrtraa iid
nift einigen fam. yloots 9lmen0e.
ment bebufs Wiooifi3irimg Der SET
tionen iiber Sol5brei uno 8opier ipur.
De abgeIebnt, nohoem DIE Gebatte oa.
riiber iieben Stiln6en aeoouert bate.
Senator Sa SSoIette, Der iidl INN Die
8r1iioertihaft bentiiben Mil, Itellte
einen iueitern glntrag in 9luSiidlt fir
eine allgemeine 5orifreoiiion fir 5oa-
freies 3opier, soIlfreies humber mo
-prooufte II. a. 9ieouftionen. 0ie
i'm Sennt alio 0ns Shidial 0es @er-
trogs iib geltnIten miro, lit nod un-
aepiB.
Gus 9l6gcor0nctenbans bat NIT
22i gegen 100 Stimmen ltn0er-
MOODS @orloge 5ur ReDiIion oes
8oIlentorifs in @eitaIt elmer Gr.
maBiglng 0es Coils ouf 8oQe im0
&olentuaaren oHgenonunen.
8ieriulo5pan3ig Republifaner
ltimmten nit ben Gemofroten fiir Die
8orlage, luo elm 9emofrot, 9Srancis
BON Cbio, aegen iie.
Die IRaBregel leet einen 3oa BON
20 Rro5ent oes g9ertes auf entqe.
fiibrte fobpolle peeeu einen 3urh-
lhniits5oa BON enpos nebr OILS "A
Rro3ent inter oeH bisberigen @eie-
&c. SIuf bnlbfertiae 8oaenartifel uno
auf fertige 0ouen. mo Salbmolen.
.ort;fel miro Ger 3ol 42.5 8ro5ent
oeS BerteS aegen ben bisberigell
Gurhidlnittsiab bon mebr ols 80
Fro2ent betragen.
Ser 9lusiduB filr WtitteI lmo g8e.
&c bot berednet, ooB oas @eies ole
@innobmen ans oieiem 3oa etluas
mrbr ols St,000,0o0 pro SSobr her.
a5ieten miro. 3as @eiee tritt am 1.
SSanuor in Strait, ood miro es mabr.
iheinlid niht pom Senate III Der
gegenDartigen Sieungsperiooe ange.
nomnen iperoen.
Aub ole 9Drimer-llnterimdnng lit
nod i'm noaen @ong. @iner Der
@nupt5eugen mar Sernlan s.. aohl.
laat, Der Seraiisgeber oes .@bicaqo
Hecoro SeraIo4. gr iagte, er bnbe
ietier 3eit Oberit 3beooore RooiepeIt
mitgeteilt, ooB gopor0 Smes BON
Clarence g. 8unf. Dem Souptae.
idoftsfiibrer Der SNternational Sor-
better 60, $4,000 perIanat bobe, Der
oa5u beItimn1t geDeien let 2orimer
nad] Dem 8unoesIenot an bri1qen.
auf @rimo oieler Mlitteilung babe
RooiebeIt lih getpeigert, on einem ibm
81 @bren BON Dem 9omilton Club i'll
Chicago berolitalteten Diner teiI5u.
nebmen, neil 2orimer oa5u aeInoen
war rno iein Griheiren Sugelogt bat-
te. 5err aobliaot teilte oen Wtitglie.
bern oes Gomites oes @eiteren nit,
oaB er Die An9elegenbeit ouf @eron-
loiilIng oes iebigen Sefret6rs oes S5n-
nern, @oIter 6. Slider, Den 8unoes-
ienatoren Hoot uno ga 5olette NIT
geteilt babe, iporauf er bon Ga Sol
Iette alifgeforoert moroen lei iofort
nad 8oibington 5u fommen. 9luf
Il.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-06-29

Gomitemit9lieoern nit, ouB er
5unf's Rnuen auBer ieiner Satin
iu1o gictor s.. 2opion. benz Better
Oes yHecoro Seroio" geieman0 NIT
geteilt babe. @tit @e5ug ouf Co
rimer leIbit iogte aobIlaot Den W1it.
glie0ern Oes Gomites, boB 6ieier emit
.oemotratiiher aonOi0dt fiir 0os
Imt eines Gonitablers geiueien uno
ipoter ge5lpungen motoen iei, eine
lSteIle, Die er i'm lt1ntiiden g9aIier.
mt IN Gbicogo betIeEoete, aufsuae.
ben neil in ieineu giihern l1nre.
gelmoBigfeiten entOedt moroen ieien.
Ginen neuen 8ielengrabid bat 6ie
Regierung gliidlib oereitelt. 0ie
beriihtigten gGlmningbam 9llosfa
aoblenonipriihe" Onrh ole oas Mor.
-8nggenbeim-S SDnoitat Oen Ser.
luf gemaft bntte, iein groBes sSnte.
reliengebiet 81 erpeitern uH0 Die 4on.
troIle iiber ems Der reihIten aoblen-
feloer Der @eIt 3u erlongen, fino emo.
giiltig pom Gepartement oes SSnnern
abgemieien moroelr.
Die 9lniprii6e baben ma6renO spei
SSobren beitdnOig Die Geiientlihfeit
beid)aftigt. Sic maren sic @eran-
loiilmg sur 9oamger. 9in6ot Inter
indung i'm &ougreB iuie 5rr @ntloi.
lling 0es Gberforiters @inhot, 0es
Abteiluugshefs Souis H. @laDis i'm
Sauoamte 1tnO mebrerer llnterbeanl.
ten. Einhot uno 8laDis Dur0en
pegen llnbotnaBigfeit IN @erbmounq
init ibrem 9lngriif aiif Oen frRberen
5efretar 8oiliuger eitlolien, Den lie
bel6lIl0igt batten, er begiieltige Die
8enebmigung Der 9Iniprii6e.
Gogegeu bat Die 3egierunq III ei-
mem moerit Sale oen aiir5eren qe5o.
gen Gie Betition Der Reaieriinq. oaB
es Der llmiOn @acific Balm oer6oten
meroe, feruerbin Die Soutbern 8acific
8obn 5u fontroniren, fpur0e ndnIid
pom 8ilnOesbe5irfseeridlt oes ohten
1iiilpurier areiles 5uriidgeuieien.
Ger Rihter 9loams, Der Den 02ehr.
beitsberiht neriaBte, entiheioet, oaB
Die BON Dem peritorbenen 8ubunaQ-
noten Sorriman i'll 1901 ber6eiae-
fiibrte 8abnneridmeI5ung feine neu.
nensperte llebertretrng oeS Sber.
Observation-Disclosures be0eittete. 3ie
0lIrh Die 8erihmel3lmg beriiriahte
Aufbebung Der &onfurren5 spiiben
ben 6eioen 8abnlpItemen If nod Sln.
iidt Der Orei Rihter 10 gerinq, 0aB
bon einer ingeiesIihen 8eidr1n-
fung oes 5iuiihenitnatlihen gertebrs
niht Die 9ieoe lein tonne.
slus oieiem @rln0 miro oie gle-
gierllng NIT ibrem @eiid) abgeipie-
ier.
Soll oas G6uIerageipenit aud, IN
Den Ser Stoateu aiiftnuden2 Die.
Ter @efnbr iiidlt man i'm @eiu gorfer
0nfen nit aIler Nfaht bor5ubeugen.
60 miro Der Gampfer ga Brooence
BON Der 6rnn5oiiiden 2inie in 2ua-
rantaine gebolten, tp1breno Elm bers
Sohtiger Gooesfoa I'M 8nilbenoed
tpdbreno Der 5abrt bon SABRE inter
fidlt miro. 3tpei Der erfronften 8ai.
iaeiere oes BON 9rielt eefonmenen
4ompfers .2aura~ 0eren @rfran-
fiiug Die 5eitboItling oes 9anpfers
oeronloBte, lino nun ouBer @efabr,
ober on iie nadlgeiuieIenermaFen an
Gbolera erfranft maren, miro oos
sSabr5eltg nod Idnger in Guorontaine
gebaIten. sln 9oro oes pon itoIieni-
ihen SGfeu getonlmenen 0onpferg
.9uea 0egIi slbrii55i" bat iih elm
fiinfter gbolerofnn enttuideIt unb ole
200 IN Gnarartaine befinbIiden 1ai-
iogiere ntiiiien oesmegen cine perIan-
gerte 5riit nbgeiperrt bleiben.
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oos 9eittIdltlim I'M Staote geeiniat
bot, meroen mir 9eiitihen on 9nle-
ben gan5 genoltig 9etpinnen. Nlun
riibre alio tiidtig ole 8erbetrommeIl
SoffentIih regen meme Syoeen meb-
rere 0eutidle an Oouiit mir i'm @e.
ooftenaustouid inns ndber fennen
lernen uno erfennelL ipelde Sbritte
mir gum Segen lno Seile oes Siio-
Gafotaer 8eutihtitns einidIagen
miiiien. Sir Die aufnabme ser obi
gen 3eilen beltens onnfen0,
Wiit oelitidem Grub
Or. 6. u. 6omou
Gberoeer, 2. 9.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-06-29

9lberoeen, 2. 9.
Numcrfnng Der Gc0aftiOn. g9ir
onnten Dem gilien0er obigen g(rtifels
reht ber5lidl. Den 0perionIihen" 8oi-
Jus babeH mir aus alugbeitsriidiid).
ten peeeelolien. llno mas oie foit
,,einltinunige 8epor5ugima BON 9lGer-
oeen" betrifft, 10 fiirhten mir, OaB
lebtre StoOt 5n iebr inn gtoroen Iieqt,
INN Dem nn 3nbl itdrferen 0eutidtum
I'M Siioolten oes Stootes aenebm 5u
lein. es iollte linIrer glniidt nah Ell.
ne non allen Seiten 0es Staates bei.
ier erreidbare uno mebr central qe-
legene Stn6t, mie 3. g. Suron,
8otertoipn iiirp. ausgepablt perOen.
0of ooriiber ldBt iif ia reoeu.
@as oen pOlitiIdJen @borafter 6es
Staatsperbonoes ongebt, 10 ltilnnet
mir nit Dem Serrn @inienoer b0aia
therein. Gs 0arf feine enqber5ige
RarteipOIitif getrieben iperoen, menn
Ger Elan ni6t gleib bon pornberein
gef1broet neroen ioa. 9ie Srqoni-
intion oes 8euti1hlms in einem
Staotsperbono iou aber, iuie ipie0er.
bolt bemerft, Den 3rDef boben, OoB
Die leitenoen Eorteien niht Idnqer
oen g3eutifen Wtihel4 iqnoriren,
OaB lie nit elmer ioI1en Organization
an rednen boben ntiiiien, inoem 0ie
Souptpnrteien es nibt l1uger Dagen
inIlen, nlr Dem oifanoinooii6en" @le.
ment ocn &orrang an geben ln0 fei-
mem oelltiben 9nnoi0oten einen 8lob
auf Dem Staatstidet ein3ur6umen.
3ie 0enofroten iollten einen bent.
ihen Oinnn aitf Dem Stoots- -Eidet ba-
ben un0 ebenio 0ie 6epu6lifaner.
Shon onnit lit piel geluoineu, nm
ben @influB oes oelltihen 0otllns
Offi5iel 3u oofllmentiren. Soate luls
aber 5. 9. elm 5meiter Prohibitions
8olOerneitr gan5 gleid1 oh auf De-
mofratiidler o0er repu6litoniiher
Seite alifgebolit ueroen, oann
iollte oas aeiammtc 9eutidtmm 0en
libernIen &dn0iooten om Stinlmtaiten
unteritiiben uno Damn bate Elm oeltt-
iher Staatsoerbano cine quite @ele-
aenbeit 6ltrh einen 9lppea on ale IL
bernlen oelttihen Stinnaeber cine
araftprobe a65uIegen. g9ir perfeblen
ms niht Die ShiDieriafeiten uno anf
Den eriten Sdlng falt fem itarfer
Baum alein Die 5anatifer tDiiroen
iid ihper bitten, Dem 10 itarfen mo
geeinten 9euti6tlum einen 4auoiOaten
aIf5ubaIlen, Der ibm oireft 8uipioer
mare. 9as mare alIein ibon ein gr-
folg, ipenn audi iiloiretter glrt.
SeScnfalls bitten mir unIere 2cier,
iDfOrt an oas GinIenOen DOn Inter
idJriften al geben mnS penn Der GDn-
pUn nid)t grOR aeHmg lit (Gmf Seite u
10 mbgen bic fyrenuoe zines iUlden
&erbauOes nod einen gr6Ferem 3ets
tel init unterIf)rifteu on ben Coupon
fleben iuo ouf oieie 8eiie 5eiger, oaB
lie mitbelfen ipollen. 8enn in ieoem
Srt elm eili5iger 9eutiber ioI6e linz
terid)riften ianlnelt imo on Oie
6erOlO 3n6l. So. ienoet, 10 lit 0amit
piel 3eit pno Slrbeit geponnen.
Inter oen @rIten, oie Iih beiin
09eutId)er SerOIO" ais Ofitglieoer
0es Staatsnerbnnoes meloeten, itno:
8iIbelm arlleger, @oliep, @eaole 60.
9einrih 8olte Sr.,
s. 8onf
8er iinb bic naditen @itslieber? ?
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-06-29

uno SaDfn6
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-06-29

Gortletnnf naf eeite ID
The evening world., 1911-01-05
OSBORN CALLS HALT
ON RULE By SALOON.

LANSING. Mith., Jan. 5-Gov. Chase
S. Osborn OF Michigan submitted his
first message to the LEGISLATURE to-day.
More than forty recommendations are
made. covering a wide range, of which
the following are among the more I'M
portant: Placing express companies UNI
der control of the state Railroad Com
mission. fare of ~ cents for passen-
gers north OF the straits OF Mackinac,
mining royalty and income tax. also in
come tax for corporations: the initiative,
referendum and recall. on the liquor
question the Governor says:
Temperance 10 Il matter OF personal
discipline and Is more of n moral and
social problem han political. Govern
mcnt by saloon and brewer must 20.
In communities where saloons exist
there should not he more than one to
1000 population and breweries should be
divorced from their ownership.
Michigan seems TO nave a weakness
FOR state boards. II is true the state
has yet no trustees of wash basins or
tooth brushes. but II we keep on as we
are going there will be nothing from
fish eyes to fox tails that will not be
supervised by a board"
The evening world., 1911-01-05

wood with It. There is no money
In honest public service and the m
who files high in office has some one
holding the string to his Kite"
Gov. Marshall recommended the re-
peal of the county option law. the en-
nctment Of a direct primary law and
n referendum act giving the voters the
right to approve or reject measures
passed by the Legislature.
ON the matter of regulation of is
sues of stocks m bonds the Cover
nor says:
II recommend that YOU revise the
corporation laws OF Indiana so thst NJ
corporation can issue-a dollars worth
or stock without a dollar in money or
a dollars worth of property going in
TO the corporation to the satisfaction
and approval Of the state Board OF
Tax Commissioners.
ON the state regulation of trusts
the Governor recommends.
III you want to eliminate the trusts
enact n law ~forbldding any corpora
tion Of this state from holding o.
owning the capital stocks. or any por-
ton thereof. of other corporations"
The evening world., 1911-01-05

the widest manner and for n Greater
DC ston.
Eugene y. Fogs to-day realized a long
cherished wish ia assuming the office
of Governor OF the Commonwealth,
While EJen Sumner Draper of ltopedale
stepped down into private life after
five years OF active work on Reacon
Hill. The inaugural ceremonies. before
a Joint convention OF tho Senate and
House. were In the nature Of a Demo-
cratic celebration, To- Mr.. Foss Is the
first Governor OF that party since l2oj.
and the third In eighteen years.
The ath was administered to Gov.
Foss ana Lieut.-Gov. rockingham ~
President Treadway, the fact proclaimed
by the Sec, etary Of state and a SALUTE
OF seventeen guns Numbered from the
common across the way.
In declaring his belief In the direct
nomination Of United States Senator's,
Gov. Foss while not mentioning Senator
Lodge bv name, said that the majority
OF $500 votes cast for Democratic
members OF the present Legislature, In
dicated hat the people OF the State
were opposed to the return OF the senior
Senator.
The evening world., 1911-01-05

the admission OF her father. But ON
the two occa sions whom she appeared
before the immigration Board to plead
his case her emotion was SO great that
she tainted.
Finally she enlisted the aid Of her
cousin. Mrs. Henry Schlccker OF No. 2it
East Fifth street. wife Of a weil-to-do
printer. Mrs. Schlcckcr appealed to
the Department VI and La
Dor, but Secretary Nagel declined to In
~terfere with an order which had al
ready been issued Ter tie return ~ the
forlorn little trio to their starting
point.
Tuesday Mrs. Schlerker sent n spe-
cial envoy to Washington. This mes
senger carried \ letter from Katie Seln-
field to President Taft. In which she told
the President that shc was ampiy able
to care for her father and her brother
and sister, and that he could give her
the harpiest OF New Years by allow
ing tho little household to reuuite on
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Bought in the regular way, we
stead, thew are Just half that price
is an importers surplus. There are
in a variety of fashionable colorings,
sirable for smart, tailored Suits.
The evening world., 1911-01-05

IN the nick of time to-day from depor.
tatlon on the Hamburg-Americnn liner
Anerika. Their release by the immi-
grafton authorities marked the end or
a hght that had been carried upward
by successive stages to the White House
Itself.
The mar and his two children arrived
here three weeks ago on the. Pcnnsy'
from Austria. Seinfeld's olIc-
daughter Katie came over two years
ago. She worked 70 hard tina ~ far
tack as two months & she had 500 In
bank and a nea; little fiat fitted w at
NO.. $40 East Twentieth street.
Then she sent to her old home pass
age money for her widowed father and
her ll;tle brother and sister. hut when
the three Of them arrived. the officials
discovered that the man had suffered an
injury which caused them to belley,
he would he incspacitated from work
and might become y public charge.
she Tainted at Hearings.
The girl made n hard fight to secure
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American soil.

American soil.
II liz sale that the President was much
Interested by the manner Of the girls
brave. simple appeal. At any rate he
ordered an inquiry into the circum.
stances.
At : o'clock this morning Mrs.
schlecker received q telegram from
Washington saving that the trio would
be released " n suitable bono were
given. with the Selnfeld girl and n
lawyer. Albert Frankenthal. she hur-
rled to Ellis Island. The detained three
had been sent aboard the Amerlka,
which was due to sail at II. There was
barely lime to gct them OF before the
ship cleared, but by fast work II was
done.
The Formally Of the bonds was soon
ARRANGED and tonight the happy Sein-
field family will eat dinner together In
the little fiat on East Twentieth street.
Nosc riauo Co. In BnnLraptr,.
The Nosc Piano Company 81 New
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ATTACKING Bosses
floss TAKES SEAT
AS GOVERNOR
Bay State Executive Calls on
People to Rule Themselves
and Wipe Out Corruption.
HIS MESSAGE DRASTIC.
Speaks for Direct Primaries,
Initiative and Referendum
and General Reforms.

BOSTON Jan. 5.-Conservative Mas.
sachusetts received a Jolt to-day I'm th.
inaugural address OF Gov. Eupo,c y
ross. The new Democratic Executive
bitterly a~ssalled bosslsm and cornor.
alton corruption, advocated the direc,
r'narF the initiative and referendum
ana the power OF recall. He also made
an earnest plea TO have monev eIl,n.
mated from elections. To do this ~.
would have the State pay Tor the halls
In which political rallies are hold an,
would absolutely prohibit the use Of
private vehicles in conveying the voters
to the polling places.
we have reached a crisis I'm the ar
iairs or this Commonwealth" said tho
governor. 1t Is a crisis which popular
government Is facing to-day in every
state In ira Union. The people have
LOST confidence In many of their public
servants. The dictatorship by political
bosses and by representatives of special
interests Is hotly resented, for these
men desire to control public servants
and to direct legislation to their W
ends.
'SOPlS "uSt Emu ".
This u%surpation of power can only
be ended by the people taking into thei"
own hands the direction and control OF
the Government. Establish the direct
primary. choose your W public SER
vants without reference to the machine
and to the direct primary join tine
power of recall. SO that any public
servant who proves recreaut to his
Trust may be Immediately dismissed.
Important as these are. 1t is OF far
greater importance that The people keep
their power over legislation through
the initiative and the referendum"
Discussing labor conditions. Gov. Foss
demanded that labor have equal legis-
lative safeguards with capital. that 1t
be exempt from unfair Injunction re-
str.ct!ons' and be given a jury trial In
such proceedings; that working hours
for women and children he reduced and
sanitary workshop conditions compelled.
and that a system OF old age pensions
be devised. lie also advocates Il real
workmen's compensation act.
Progressive Plans.
Foss advocated Inland waterways 10
supplement the railroads In handling
commerce ana a system OF State and
municipal docks at all big terminal
cities. lie demands publicity Tor puHlic
service corporation legislation ard the
creation of a public utilities board. He
declared for home rule for all cities In
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MARSHALL WARNS
IN HIS MESSAGE.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. Sin his mes
Ia to the Indiana Legislature to-
day Gov. Thomas r.. Marshall told the
members Ito be careful OF the man VINO
wanted TO show them a good time the
day after hcshld been introduced and
also to beware Of the high flyer"
The fellow who wants to show you a
good time" said the Governor, has an
axe 20 grind and he intends to chco his
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III

York. which has Offices and PLACES Of
business in Yonkers. n. ", and at no.
G. T%hlrty-ffth street. Brooklyn. IN = pa
tition In bankruptcy. filed to-day. gives
liabilities OF siS.si,.2o. with assets OF un-
known value. or the liabilities, claims
amounting to si7.9o7.25 are unsecured.
julien W. Vose. president. fled the Pc
tition with the consent OF stockholders
owning 37j shares.
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APPEAL
TO TAFT LETS
FAMILY ENTER
Father, Brother and Sister Al
ready Aboard Ship for Deport-
alton When Message Came.

Barucii Seinfeld. his son. AGED eight.
and his daughter. aged six, were saved
The Chitina leader., 1911-05-13

STEAM HEAT Electric Lights. Hot and Cold water. Suites or single
 Rooms PRIVATE bATHS Free Public Bath in connection Large Sample Room for the Guests