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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-14
Jn(anO getegrap6
9 8aumpolIes pftar3er per
binoeu lid.

. u II c II | a..
Ul Ulontgp Ala., 13. sept.
Der 9aumpoqz&ongreb, an oem II1
.tpa 800 9aumpoqszpflan3er uno
ebenIo oiete 9untters, 8pngreBlsutc
uno GeihafisIsute bstbeiligsn. Iprua
iih am Mittpod fir eineu 9reis BON
10 Gents fir Elm 9Tuno 8aumDc ae
aug. Die 9Qunpone gflan3sr puroeH
aufgefooert, niht 6iliger dls Su Is
Gents su pertaufeu. Gs geLdngte eine
ReioLution 8ur 4nnabme, peIch: be-
iagt, o1B Der 5armer feline 8uumpole
in elmer NieperLage oep0nire uno ieiz
nen gmpfaHgsIhein aIs aoIatsraI be-
nube, Biz er feline gaumpoQe gu 10
Gents per pfuno pertauFt babe. gs
gslangte ferner cine Reioluttou 5ur
4nnahrus, norin bic rsip. StdatszGe>
Qilatursn eriuht peroen, 0eIege our
Grrittung DON 9onos sJlie0erlagen 81
pdiItren.
Die aonpsution ertIGrte, o1B Die
1armer uno 9antiers cine 8ereIntz
gunQ biloen iOllten uno organiiirte ii6
qleia oQrauf in sinen .Soutb:rn Gots
ton GonoreB", Der feline u1hite Sigz
uno in 2ltIantd, Ga., ubbaltsu Dtro.
grdiosnt 6. g. Barrett pon Der
Sarmsrs Educational 1no Cooperative
Union belt sins 4niprQhe, tDorin er
bebauptsts, oaB bic 8erihte bon elmer
oepaltiqen gdumpoleusrute jsoes
@runoes sntbehrten uno ouB bic gar
msr Ith niht su einem 9smeluldmen
Raubsuge psrbiinoet hdtten.
aud bic gIrsermeifterin n
Gl[a Ditfpp oII gsben.
aunias Gitp, no, 13. Sept.
Wtan glaubt, hab cine gstpeguns I'M
8ange III. niht nur bic fiinf UtttslIez
DER oes Stuotrdtbes pom 5unnepea,
Sas., ibre sQntes gu sntbebsu, iona
bern audi bic girgermeiitsrin, 5rau
GQd 0ilIon, ab3uieben, Delder Der
Staotratb BON 5age ibrer grpdhtnng
an opponirt bat. 9isie Nnoeutung III
in sinem gertht sntbaIten, Den am
Mitttpo6 'rau Dilion an 6. 80,
Sridett bon aunfas Gitn, aas., oss
ihitt bat, Der pom 9ouperneur
Stubbs beauftragt tpurbs, bic itoottz
ihen gngslegenbsiten IN 9unnepea
in sReine 81 brinsen.
Die DubI in 90 aine.
qprtIuno, moine, 13. Gsp.-
@ie es iest ihstnt, baben bic Probiz
bitioniiten bsi Der am Montag itatts
qefunoenen Spe8iaIpabl nit 365
5timmen sefiegt. Die llngeipibheit III
aber INNER nod isbr grpB, unb bas
gfeTuItut Der mahI ptro ppruusIidt>
lid srit burh cine pffi8ie0e 3dbIung
beitimmt ueroen.
g hle6tsr Qnfaug.
Qaterfou, q. g., 13. Sept
Samss ). Waro, Der junee 4piatttsr.
Der am mtoreen pou 9opernors Sss
lamb aufiiiee uno lid um ben WiLlium
R. 5eacot Qreis bon $50, 900 fir els
nen Slug bon S5ean gu 9ssan be-
tpirbt, Ianbete bier ON 4benb nm
0isrtel ppr iisbsn ubr, fpeniaer als
20 Wsilen bon BEN 4uFftiegspunttt
entfernt. Gr bate segen itarts 9es
seHtpinoe on5utdmpfen uno mar stpet'
nal r1H ietnem Rurs abss.ommeu.
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3it Grruption bes aetnu.
gatania, GisiIien, 13. Sspt.
Die eruption oes aetra gsitaltet fi6
0;esmal su stnsr ipirtii6en Gdtaitros
phe. Ter 2apoftrom, oeiitH pfaD bic
Gifsnbohn treuSt, bic ben Berg un.
treift, n1hert iin Der gahnlinie i'm
Norben unb bsorobt insbefonoere bic
Stationen Woio uno 4Ieantara, bic
oT Wittfoob perlaiIen puroen.
arbeiier tpurbsn am WittDo5 bas
nit bsfhdftiet. bic gifsrbabnfdieusR
auf3ursiben unb alies ironsportnble
Wlaisriol gu sntfsrnsn unb in Siher.
teit su brinssn. Der sanse 9ipfsl
bee gersss idsint Jsusr unb GerOn
clssufpeien. Seit bem gtainn Der
eruption folIen fid 10 SpolieH in
cen Qbbdngen geoffnei ha6en. aus be.
ntn syeusr uno Rauh aufiisissH. Der
lanoitrom nimmt an goIumen 3u
nnb III BON ben Gu.lIsn aus bsreits
afi ReiIsn nett porgsorungsn. Wehs
rsre 9auernhduisr finS bereits in
slammen aufaeganSsH. Die Groer.
ffiiiierungeH eousrn babel on. 5n
GeaFferano, an Der RorotIfts Don Siz
silien, iinb 30 Grsitobs in "a Gtuns
Ten se3dbl. irorhen.
Don oem Grnit Der Gage lam man
fih eiHen gegriff MAIDEN. ipsnn man
nds WerloFen Der eiienbobniiaiion.u
Don Wloio unb 9lIeanidra in ritiige
eripdsuns si.bt.. Bel benz heftistn
@usbruh pom Sabre 1879 Srang Der
Sopditrom Bis 4leaniara Dor, nslhs
Gtaoi n5roIih BON BEN Berg. lissi.
Waoio mar ouh bamals beprcti, snis
piug obsr Der gefabr.
Die eruption III fshr perberblid
fir bic aonobeDol..rnn1. Die ab.
hdnee bts aetna. bic eintn syldhsns
iaum DON 400 Ggabrotmeilen habsu.
trndhrsn. eine geDOItsruna. bic eihter
suIammenaeordnat lsbt, olg oies in ir.
1eno tinsm annren 5heii BON Si3ilitn
cher s.aIisa Der syafI IN. Sn bsm
gebiet sisb. e. So Stdoi. uno Torfer
unD ei. gsp6Itsrune, bic iih auf eem
oubercrnentlit fruhtbcren 8ooen sr.
ndhri. sdbl, msbr ala 100000 Se.Isn.
,4cn ben btutfhea 5srbit :
mGnopern.
Molbegi, Wsd!,nburas Sirelib,
13. Sept. Ti. qaiiermanorer erreit.
len an Wittpot 0ormittas nit elmer
polIfdnoigsn Risatrlass Der SnDas
frnssarr Gin grDs. osren aufsabe
ss mar, --~ 9eriheioigunasarmee sis
furhbrst<n urD fih sinsu Aeg nat
her 6nuptitdoi. na6l Berlin, Al bats
nen. Der iyeino lDuro, bon Den bel.
len Armeelorps. Die BON oem Sslos
marff1nil pon Der golB bsffbliai pur.
btn. BON sEpei Ssi,en angssrifisn uno
In cine 10 idblimms Gage ssbruht. pub
or. iptnn es iih I'm einsn iuirtlif.n
slrise ssbuHbsli bdiis, Die fiiiis niht
srieotr errihi hobsn ipiirbs.
Ger 5eino. unt.r BEN Cbsr6sFsh!
Des prinsen JrieDrifb gsopolb itettHO,
Iaaerie lpdbrenb Der Nahi. naa tinea
siliaen Hiid3ue, In .intr unpprib.il.
llafien g)oFiiton. Don Der 0olB CAB
ihm itine 3eit. fsiHt Shlutilinis III
rtrDolItommnsn uHn sriff glt'h bti
Idgesrnbruh mil ntr grDkisn Gnsrsit
en-. Als um 10 llbr pon eintm Ssfela
talIon aus ocs Signal gum GiniislIsn
tss Rnmpfts eesebtn ipurbt. bate Don
tsr GoIb bos Centrum be- Jeinoes
burMbyph<n. 6eibt Gliieel suriidst.
b16Hat unb einer gtstncnsriff Surlids
.opi4lae1n. NIT ban psint osisa1i9
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Wetterberi6t.

Sir 9 bio: SdbGnes Dsttsr am
Tonnsritdg, NIT iteipenoer 1empsra.
fir. am 1reitdg tribes. tpdrmerss
Wsttsr. Geitlihe Bis fiiooittide Wtnos.
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81 5 tsnm0rOer gefGnbtg
Mabifon, 8i8., 13. Sept. --
Sohn. alias r0ogItin" Syobnion hat
ous 8eitdn0niB abseIegt, Die Iteben=
jdbrig. 4nnie 2ember9er, pelhe am
porigen DOnueritag auf rdtbIelb1fte
WeIfe aus ibrer eIterlihen 0ohnung
perIhnauD uno am SumItaq aIs Get
de aus benz U}orona-See ce8ogeH
Duroe, gefhdnoet unD ermorDet
81 habsn. Soaleid mad Ieinem Be
tsnntniiie nuroe Der Wl0roer pom
Rihter 3onopau gu le6en8Idnglthem
3uttFdus oerurtheilt uno pon oem
SberIff 8ropr nah oen1 Staats3u1ts
bauIe in Waupur oebratt. DQ man
einen 2pnhpsrIuh beFurhtete. ruroe
bic llsberfubrung in aqer Sttqc pprs
genommen.
SobnIon mar ON SamTta9 oIB oer=
odttio feItgencmmeu poroeu, pG er
ubsr feine unihulo 6stteuerte, uno
itm brett uihts bcrrieien per0eu
tcnnte, pieDer entldiI,n. mlittnoh
puroe er pieDerum perbuftet uno ms
0efdngrib qeitett. S9Ir Der 3eus fheint
er pon GelpiiiensbiHen unD t0o'licter
2lngIt DOR einsm lnn6geri1t qeFoltert
porosn 3u feiu. oern er IieB rem gos
Ii3eidef uno BEN GiItrittaupaLt tDrs
men, in oeren 8egenp1rt er feine I'm
that eirQeituno. Gr haze oQs tleinc
mdohen ourh ous offene Fsuit'r aus
Ieinsm getttsn qs3errt uno Oon Der
Giferbufnbriite aus in ben Gee Qez
| pprfer.
Sohnfon bat bsreits mebrere 2uhts
baustermine aboeisFen. Dor m"hrereu
cS1hren puroe er rpe1eu eines frimInelr
len 4rgriffs auF ein t.etnes Wl1oheH
in Brownsville, Mis.. in oaS Srrens
/ baus in Meuoota geihidt.
| Strabenbu6us QngeiteIIte
Der @sri If p0rung
ongetlugt.
9utIer, ga, 13. Geptember. -
Cine ipe3isle 9ranojurp, Die einbsrgz
! fen tpuroe, um etne llnteriuhung bes
treffs bsS 8epaIttbaten uno Der
3eritorung bon GIgentbum Der Ptttsa
burgsgutIerz5 5arnep unp gteDcatIe
5roIen Ginie, Ddbrenb oes i'm 4uquIt
! Itattgebabten Strsits, 3u fiibreu, bat
geeen stpdn3ig Qrbetterfibrer uut
ebemaIiae QngeitelIten Der 2inie auf
Yerihporung Ioutenoe Qantlu9en er'
hoben. Inter ben Quget,uaten beFina
ben fih s. Z. Sbprpe BON bier, inter.
natipnaIer 9t3eprdIibent Der 2tnaIgd.
mirten QTociattou bon Strabeubahns
/ IugeItelIten uno Qngeiteute BON eIets
triihen Giienbabuen, unb 8, u. Belts,
Der Drdfibent Der bieIigen Union. 0R
QngeItelten Der 2inte befinbeE Iit
felt oem 21 SuIt am Streit.
Grmproet.
Benton, 8, 13. Sept. - Della
| 6aIiep, q Sabre alt unb als gIert III
einem Qaoen i'm fubli6eu JbeiI Der
! Staot anqeiteut, puroe am Qhenb
ourh eire 5intertbiir oes Gabeus bin
ausge3errt unb burhs 5er5 geIchui7en.
g9er Iie ermoroet bat, lift ntdt be-.
tannt, bic qUli3ei fabnbet aber au'
SeFe BRENNAN, p Sabre aft, Der elm
3uriifgepieIener 2lnbeter Der Grmoross
ten fein fol-. gr ioQ am 4beno IN
bem Quoen geiebeu Dorben fetr.
Gin folf4es s. 9olofaf,
bus mebr aIs$5 nsrtbif.
| Rem Orleans, Ga, 13. Sept.
| Sin fuliteS So 8plbitiid, bas pabrs
f5einlit msbr aIs fiinF Dollars ipertb
1T, tpuroe am Wlittpo6 I'M lInters
Iihabamt 3u Jtsn Orleans entbedt.
| Die U}iin8e trdgt bic Sabres3ohl
1859. ben WtiinaftsmpeI g" unb bat
nur psnise tIeins 5ehlsr. Ste TT aus
01f AZ, ~ -pss~&ts+ 4rY4n s,srnafhst
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Dir GrmOrOung Der aaRie
cem6erger.
5Dbn eSObniOn bat in W9abiiOu,
2Sis., eingeifanocu,
Ias Stuo ermuroet muo tm ben
Gee ge,uOrfen Su babeH.

gr nurOe iofort gu IebenslangIit-S
3u6tbousItrafe oerurt6eilt.
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Sft istt mad Berlin untsrtpess.
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vi pu[De lDfort 81 leben5llnalII-T
3u6t61u8Ttrdfe oerurtbeilt.
gom aongreB Der 8aumpoQpflanBsr.
Die 8aumDoue iou nidt unter Is
Gents Dertuuft neroen.
g1o6 ni6ts Genaues uber bic ggobt
in Ulatne.
Den IeBten 8erihten 8ufolge 6ottsn
bic probtbitiOniiten cine MajorttGt
be-. 365.
Cine 8emegung in 9unneneu, 8as.,
i'm 9ange,
Riht nur bic piberipsnftigen Gtaota
rdtbe,
Sonoern aud bic gurqermeiIterin
Jrau Gua Dilion a62uIeBeu.
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nsus 2sbensnitisltralpans in Jraa.'
reid.
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Die 4ntDort 1rantreifs auf ose oeuts
ihe marottosNoie
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6ot .insu aldnSenben Sisg iibsr bic
einfallsarmee errungen.
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Gin bIutieer Sisg Der Spanier IN
Warotto.
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gom aongreB Der 8aumpoQpftan3sr.
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Sonoern aud bic gurqsrmeiitertn
5rau Gua UiliOn a63uIeBeu.
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mefen. Die 8eripsnbung Der Slug
opporate gsihiebt frsng triegsgemGB,
uno iiber tire Qsiitungen piro Die
gsnauefte aortroQe ssfii6rt.
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MuslanD- Selegrapb

MuslanO- Selegrapb
Die erruptiOn hes aelRa
Oeitaltet iid) 5n elmer
fnr1tbaren aata il irDpbe.
Der game rieiise Berg in Nanh
uuo Jlamnen gebiat
Die aus beixabe so Zpalten mno
Riifen an ben Sersabbdnsea
eafitr6meu.
Die heutihsn aaifsrmon6per su Gnbe.
Die geribeibisunssarmes unter bem
0elomarihaa pon Der GoIs
6ot .insn sldnsenbsn Gisg iibsr bic
Giufallsarmee errungen.
~
Die 4ntnort Grantrsifs auf Die oeute
ihe marottosNote
Sft isst nah Berlin unterDess.
Gin bIutietr Sisg Der Spanier IN
Wlarofto.
nsus Qebensnitteltralpalle in Jraa.'
reid.
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Die erruptiM hes aelaa
Der san5e rieiise Berg in Nand
uuo Jlammen sebiiat
Tie ans beiaabe so Ztalten mno
Nifien an ben Sersabbdngen
eatifrDmen.

Wle nsntIher HaiftrmonoDer 81 Enbe.
-S% e--
Die gertbeibisunssarmes unter bem
Selomarfhaa ron Der 0olg
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JIiat nur bic piberipsnftigen Staota
rdtbe,
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Die 8oumlDoQe iou nidt unter Is
Gents bertauft Deroeu.
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3uitdnoigen BebDrben an3eiee. Das
Winiiterilm oes aeubersn bat ben
fhipsbifhen 9ensraltcn'ul in aopenz
hdgen eriuht. bic Sahe Ron limits rpes
gen su unterfuhen. austunft iiber osn
Sahperbdft iotpie iiber bic epentuellen
Uinbregeln Der bdniihen 8eborben
einauholsn. I'm bic Sbat seridtlih 5u
psrfolgen."
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-28
FIVE DAY TRUCE IS SIGNED
Generals Madero and Navarro Agree
on Armistice While Terms for
Mexican Peace Is Discussed.

Ell Paso, Tex.-General Madero, In
behalf OF the insurrectos. and Gen.
eral Navarro, acting for President
Diaz. have signed an armistice. to
continue for five days, at Juarez.
During that period terms that are
expected to end the revolution will be
considered
The truce provides that there shall
be no movement Of troops OF either
side during the next five days and
that provisions and medicines may be
brought to either camp from the
American side without payment of
duty.
Actual peace negotiations proceed.
ed the armistfce at the conference OF
the various leaders and members OF
the peace commission. Much OF the
discussion was OF such a nature that
its publication is not desired at this
time, but 1t can be stated that Gen.
eral Madero has the most authentic
assurances of liberal attitude on the
part Of the Mexican government.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-28
WINS NAVY APOLOGY
ANNAPOLIS OFFICIAL TO ATONE
FOR sNuBBlN0 GIRL.
sunerIntendent Bowyer VIII Make
Amends for Alleged Insult %
Miss Mary n. Beers.

Neutrality-suspicious. some omcei
who was misinformed as to mel
position in a navy family objected 70
her presence at navy hop In Annap.
oils. Miss Mary H. Beers. daughter OF
professor Beers of Yale UNIVERSITY
will receive an apology from the
United States navy. Capt. }. M. BOW
yer, superintendent of the navai acaa'
emy. at which the incident occurreo'
will frame and forward the apology.
By direction OF President Taft sec
rotary of the Navy Meyer has maze
an investigation Of the affair. fresi'
dent Taft is particularly interested N
the case, because he studied unoer
Prof. Beers at Yale.
Captain Bowyer offered to make an
apology If the department thousnt
such action desirable. Secretary
Never thought an injustice had been
done to Prof. Beers and his daughter.
and. 1t is understood, suggested that
Captain Bowyer apologize.
According to the investigation MADE
by the navy department, Miss Beers
was employed as companion to the
wife of Lieutenant Commander VIII
liam r. Tarrant. who is engineer ON
Ger of the battleship Michigan OF the
Atlantic feet She was invited to one
of the naval academy hops by mid
shipman. She attended the dance,
and shortly afterward left for her
home in New Haven.
One of the officers on duty at An
napolis suggested to the midshipman'
ON the superstition that Miss Beers
was domestic, that she should not
have been invited to the hop. the
midshipman, according to the report
received at the department, replied
that he disagreed personally with the
view of his superiors at the academy.
The interview developed that Cap.
tain Bowyer was responsible for the
suggestion that Miss Beers was not a
desirable guest at academy social
events.
Prof. Beers learned. Of the incident
and complained to the navy depart
ment. Representative Korbly of Indi
ana, who read of the affair in the
newspapers, wrote letter to Score
tary Meyer protesting against the al
legged snobbery. -
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-28
HALE ADMIRER INTO COURT
Mrs. o. n. p. Belmont Has Jackola
Brought Before Judge-ls Accused
as a Nuisance. ..

New York. - DR.. John Jackola
of Finland, who, in the last two
months, has been lecturing here on
woman suffrage, chiefly under the
auspices of Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont's
association, and who, it was reported,
was paying attention to her, is to ap-
pear at the East Fifty-fourth street
police court on a charge of disorderly
conduct. The complainant is Mrs.
Belmont's secretary, James Mcmahon.
Doctor Jackola would not admit that
the charge had grown out of his at
tempts to make love to the wealthy
leader of one section of the suffragists
in America, nor would he deny it.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-28
POSTAL DEFICIT WIPED OUT
Hitchcock Announces Burden Of STU
100000 Is Lifted-BeIleves Fiscal
Year viii Show Surplus.

Washington.-"A deficit in the
operation Of the post office depart
ment OF $17,6o0oO0. inherited by the
present administration Of the postal
service, practically has been wiped
out" said Postmaster General Hitch
cock.
He had Just received from the au-
ditor for the department a final re.
port, showing that the revenues for
the first six months Of the current fis-
cal year aggregated $11S.573.S17 and
the expenditures $118.614. $50.
"The wiping out in less than two
years of the largest deficit in. the his
tory of the department" said Hitch
cock, was accomplished not by cur.
failing postal facilities but by extend.
ing the service along profitable lines"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-28
GET $4,000 LOOT.
BANDITS IN AUTO DESCEND
UPON JEWELRY STORE IN
BROAD DAYLIGHT.
BIND NINE ON THE FLOOR
Thieves Tie Eight Men and One WON.
an With Ropes Then Escape With
Diamonds, Jewels and $500 Cash In
Stolen Car.

Chicago. - Robbery in Chicago
reached thrilling climax when four
robbers in a touring car dashed up
to the jewelry store of Edward AL
berti, 1916 Milwaukee avenue, in
broad daylight, forced nine persons
at revolver points to lie face down.
ward on the floor, bound them hand
and foot, ransacked the display cases
and finally escaped with jewelry and
money amounting almost to 100000.
Messages containing description
of the robbers were sent to every sta
ton in Chicago and a city-wide search
was started for them. The police
declare that the hold up was one OF
the boldest in the city's history.
Edward Alberti, son of the owner
of the store, and Samuel Schmidt, the
manager, were standing behind
showcase in the front of the store
when four men in an automobile
stopped in front of the place. One
of the men remained in the machine
and the other three entered the store.
drew revolvers and compelled Albert
and Schmidt to walk into a rear room,
which Is used as stock storeroom.
Albert and Schmidt were compelled
at the point OF revolvers to lie face
downward on the floor. After tying
their hands and feet with pieces of
a clothesline, two Of the robbers went
into the front room, leaving the third
with two revolvers to guard the VIC
Tins.
Norman Strauss and three errand
boys who entered the store we're
compelled at the point of revolvers
to 60 to the rear room and all were
bound and laid face downward on the
floor
Edward Albert, ST., owner of the
store, and his wife, Mrs. Martha Al
berti, were in their living rooms above
the store. When they heard COM
motion they descended into the store.
The two hold-up men covered them
with revolvers, drove them into the
rear room, forced them to lie face
downward on the floor, and bound
them. a.. -.. F.
When nine persons in all had been
tied two of the robbers took two trays
containing % diamonds each from the
window and $500 cash from the safe
and bundling their loot into the au-
tomobile made their escape.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-28
WHEAT AND ALFALFA.
Farming Conditions Are Changing
As to Grain and Feed Planted
TAKING PLACE OF KING CORN
The Statistics From Ida County
. Show That the Crops Raised
Are Gradually Becoming
More Diversified.

Ida Grove.-County Auditor warner
has compiled the county crop stats
tics. The report shows that farm ing
conditions are changing someW nat
and that more and more wheat Is Pc
ing raised every year, more anu
more sheep are being fed and more
and more alfalfa is being raised. Tue
corn crop OF the county last year was
4,1O1,571 bushels. The oats crop TO-
tailed 2,O53,953. Ida county house
wives gathered 512,561 dozen eggs
There are 1850 horses, 512 mules
and 41,6O9 cattle in the county; H.
300 head of cattle were sold .or
slaughter. There are 5,965 cows MILK
ed in the county; there are S,2bl
sheep in the county; 1874 were
shipped in for feeding.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-28
FOUR ROADS INDICTED
CHARGED WITH RELATING AND
VIOLATING ELKINS LAW.
Secret Indictments Are Also Returned
by Cleveland Jury Against Three
individuals, Alleging
Conspiracy.

Cleveland, O.-Conspiracy on the
part of the largest railroads in the
country with ore shippers and dock
companies in granting rebates is
charged In seventeen indictments
handed down by the federal grand
jury.
The roads indicted are the Lake
Shore, the Pennsylvania, the Bessemer
and Lake Erie and the Nickel Plate.
AS a result of the investigation which
resulted in the indictments, suits will
be brought against number Of sub
salaries of the United States Steel
corporation.
Three secret indictments were re-
turned against individuals on charges
of railroad rate conspiracy. They are
Dan R. Hanna and Robert L. Ireland
of the M. A. Hanna company and D.
T. McCabe, fourth vice-president of
the Pennsylvania railroad.
They are charged in the indict.
ments with conspiracy to violate the
Elkins law. A maximum penalty OF
two years in the penitentiary and q
$4,000 fine Is provided by the law.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-28
BIG CONGRESS IS OPENED
President and Mrs. Taft Receive Del.
egates to Episcopal Meet at the
White House.

Washington. : Prominent clerical
and lay members Of the Protestant
Episcopal church from all - parts
Of the United States gathered here
for the opening Of the twenty
ninth church congress of the denomi.
nation in this country. A communion
service in st. Johns church was
marked by an address by Rev. DR..
John G. Murray, bishop of Maryland.
The delegates were received at the
White House by President and Mrs.
Taft and afterward by Rev. DR.. Alfred
Harding, bishop Of Washington, at
Mount st. Adams, the site of the pro.
posed Washington cathedral.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-28
Booth 10 Fined $1,000,

Chicago.-On his plea of nolle con.
tendere, W. Vernon Booth. former
president Of A. Booth & Co., the Fish
trust" was fined $4,000 by Judge
Kayanagh. Booth was charged with
conspiracy to defraud the Continental
National bank of 100000. A similar
charge against Frederick R. Robbins,
formerly secretary and treasurer Of
the same company. was nolle pressed.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-28
GARY DENIES HE is TO QUIT
Chairman Of Steel Corporation Says
He Has Not Considered Retiring
as Head of Girm.

New York. - Ebert H. Gary, chair.
man of the U. S. Steel corporation,
authorized denial Of story that
in the near future he would retire
from the head of the organization.
His statement follows:
There is no foundation whatever
for the published suggestion that my
retirement from the position of chair
man of the board of directors of the
u. s. Steel corporation is or has been
under consideration. There is perfect
harmony in the entire working orga-
nization and in the finance committee
and in the board of directors"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-28
Former Iowan Advanced.

Marshalltown.-H. L. Stuntz, for
many years chief clerk to the gener-
al auditor of the Iowa Central here,
and later chief clerk in the auditing
department of the Minneapolis and
st. Louis and Iowa Central at Min
neapolis, has been appointed auditor
of disbursements Of the Illinois Cen
trail railway, with headquarters at
Chicago.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-04-28
Iow.n cauqht in South.

Waterloo.-Paul D. Phelps, wanted
on a charge of defrauding a local
bank out of q sum of money by
means of an alleged fake telegram,
was arrested in Mobile, Ala, while
working as a wireless operator on a
fruit boat. Since he left Waterloo
six months ago officers have been
trying to locate the lad, who Is only
about 20 years Of age.