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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27
Nr So.
Kamp moo
Spiueonoet.
Ser rbmmes op Sasernc Stor-
itnoen GbicagO.

diuJ"i RAtl9toH Itutob DuuI
o0ite tbe Bife" Settler, iom bar
oreoet EN- al De melt berpgteoe 9u-
Ter pnn 9eitiioen bans Soloon 2i-
Genie. Ste0et bar Dpret Samlings-
plaos ior oct o9rite ll0it1o, og oct
bar bleoet rnpporteret efter llnoer-
iegeIie for Gioil Seroice aommis.
iionen, OF 6oror0nin9er oe0rsren.
De SoIooner par noget, iom Settler
aloeles life tog Senipn til. 8a 0ia-
poren bsrte bette, ororeOe ban sie-
bliffeIig Ste0et llffet,
9Isiiiterenoe 8oliticbei Sebuettler
foroobleoe line anitrengelier til I'M
oertrDffelie al Gambling @aar,
o9 bans Deteftioer foretog tolrige
glrreitationer. glanot 0e Steoer,
iom bIeu rpooet, bar: 1913 Qortb
9larf ct, bbor Sarrp StafiorS
blep arreiteret JON r9anoboof.Wa-
ter" og Seleionen taget no, 515
Baltimore Building, 5uor Billiam
Sbop og iem andre Wlpno blen ar.
reiteret, og 5eleioH og8a0Oemaols.
Bigger bleb tnget; 10 gSeit Guincp
St.. boor 5ranf Stone og en- an.
oen Spiller bIeb arreiteret; 2600
60. Stnte ct, boor George 0nuis
og ienten anore 0}Gno bleu ARE.
iteret.
Oa Ieteftiperne TOM mo / Bal.
timore 9pgningeit faiteoe manBo.
pirerne no al 8inOuet; men en- al
7eteftioerne iprang no % tog benz
op. De oil blioe iremlagt / Jietten
iom geniier.
5or 9Doommer @illinms i @eit
Chicago gInenue Jietten blep TO Bar.
tier SpiIIere iremitillet. Soiepb Be
licnn, 94l gtortb Center 2lpeHue,
blen milfteret $40 og Omfoitnin.
ger % eIlene SpiIIere fit $1OauItt
bper. 01or Sacobs, t47S Milpou.
fee gIbe, eier al en- 9igarbntit,
bleu muIfteret 81 og Omfoitnin-
ger
Ricbaro Ripp, 1900 60. aeO5ie
glue., blep mulfteret $25 % Om'
foitninger al gDoommer Shines
Marpell Ct. gietten og 4biIlip
9artcliiein, $50 Beit t2tb Ctr.
bIep mulfteret $40 og Omfoitnin.
ger.
gpOommer Marlpell Oesplaines
Street 8etten oemte 3oniel 5oDlor,
1900 @eit 9nfe Street, til enDiulft
al $50 o9 Omfoitninger. DONNIE.
rem ilogoe ogiaa iem M9no en-
MuIft al $50 buer for at 6ape ipil-
let 'gofer 1886 9tortb Bart 2lpe.
SenOag 9Iiten.
Sobn 0omns % Conn Barbour
blep 0smt I'll en- Dlulft al 81 buer
al 9DOommer 8alfer / 9arrion
ct. 9ietten ior at baoe ipillet
Craps" n9r @bamber OF CONNER.
@uiloing.
CONNER 9ielucomer par ltreng /
lin 0om MOB Samuel Sapman,
3S4S Cottage @rooe glpenue, eier
af ct oPooIroom", iom bleu are.
iteret Ssnong iommen meo f60P9no
og Grenge ior @ambIing.
Sapman erfIGreOe Jig ifploig oe
blep Oemt til en- Wiulft af 500
og Omfoltninger. ellepe al De andre
arreitereoe fif So os Omfoitninger
boer, og fem fit 81 bper. 5elgen.
De andre blep iosmt Mnlft ior@am.
bling al 9poommer Nemcomer: pe.
ter Sopce, 60t 9ioot Street. $35
og Smfoitninger. og CHARLES Be
troiis, 1900 Soltb Ganlina Ctr,
$25 og Omfoltninger.
gpraaoets fSinansfomite neotog |
glftes 9(nbeinling al en- 9euilgning
al $4,000 til Gipil Serpire Som.
misiionen til iortint ltnoerisgelic
al Gambling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

9oniferen" no9oar to @ange ON
llaen og foiter $50 per slargong
Grgpenumrner ienoes frit paa for.
lnngenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27
9nrne11 ruft0t.

IS JtPrDeoen az Soo5, Jtuslano,
bar f6oere ooerialOet ct 5ernba-
netog og reDet oper 10000 Jiubler.
3et fieroe rusiiife Slagitib al
Dreaonoug6ts8ppen paa $4,000
Cons er lgbet al Stabelen ct.
Beters6org.
Sra 9tio De Sanero mel0es, at
oolOionme SfpbruO bar anrettet
u6eregnelig SfaOe, i9rlig / Staten
Santa Gatbarina.
Sra Den / Sofia, 9ulgorien, unOer
Opisrelle ppren0e glleran0erfirfe
ltDrteOe Wianoa9 Oen 10. 0s. en- al
alofferne ne0 og or9bte 3 @erioner.
! Sele 9fu5lano oper lfol Der for
onItaltes Snoiamlinger til ct 0tin-
oesm9rfe for ben mprOeoe Mini-
Iterpreiioent Stolppin.
Zen rusIiife 9rig8niniIter bar /
Hi9SOumoen foreilaaet, at Der aar-
ligt ire 9lar beoil9es 100000
9iubler til 6orti9ttelie al oen milf
tpre 8lpoeIfole
9cgrnpet unoer Jtltiner. Hepal,
If. Ofto6er. gn Del al Murene til
ct npt Seater, Der opferes Der, er /
@oar itprtet iammen. Is 9erioner
begrooe0es unoer 9tuinerne.
4Soa Den norife Digter 9lleron-
Der aiellonos @rap bar Stapan-
ger 9ommune reilt en- gautaIten,
Der afilereoes forle0en. Ger er I
gpen neoiat Ell Gomite til at reiie
! Ell Statue ober oen ofo90e 0igter.
9olernen / Stalien ipnes Ill at
bore it9rf 9lftagen0e 5 llgen ira
"a. til 80. September er ser fore
faloet 452 SiGf9Ioe og 116 0sOs-
ialO moo GIL 1iliploe og 280Ge0s-
fal0 oen iore9aaenoe ll9e.
S BariS arreitereOeS forIeOen 3
9lnarfiiter, Der September WaaneO
6ap0e lat ior 10000 6rc8. folite
D}enter I Oml96. Gen enc al 0em
er Barcelona, Spanien 6lepen
ognt til 8poen.
lllDffe paa 6lpuepla0ien. ReimS,
8. Oftober. 9a 6lpoeren 9reooit /
@aar piloe lanoe fer, terneOe 6lp-
oemoifinen moo 6lppeplaoiens Sno-
begninq og ramte en- SolOat, Ser
6leo bnnrot iaaret ltnOerIiuet
Grepoit fom life til Sfooe
Seleion6etienin9en 8aris bar
forleOen afbruot / Ell Cine, Som
6slge al en- aortilutning LOG Der
nenlIig Ell meterlang 6lanme no /
oen tore Gal paa Sope0eentralcn,
oa bette iremfalOte Den piIoeite Ga-
nif blan0t SelefonOamerne.
gnglonoS 6laaOe Gortsmoutb,9 9.
Oftober. Oper- 0reaonou9btsSla
tibet Song @eorg Oen 6emte" er
/ Dag bel0ig lsbet afSta6elen Brin-
iesie G6riitiane al Soften oe6teSfi-
bet, ser er 555 500 Iangt, SO 500
6reOt og $4,000 Cons tort Oct
ifal fere ii 1876 Sommers 9ano-
ner.
/ IfonarfiIterne / 9ortu9ol. Der
menes enonu at opboloe Jig enSta-
re Monorfiiter peO @rpnien Der
foretages itaoig tolrige glrreItatio-
ner, bI. a. er Ser arrelteret 2 Grp.
tier, Ser er opfroaot iom 5erere fot
N}ondrfiiterne.
/ : 9legeringsfreoie bcrettes, at0fo'
narfiiterne bar truffet iig tilbagt
til 4 Ofil ira @rpnien. en @foe'
ling Re1erinastropper forfelget
Dem,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

| II. Ofto6er. Sfficielt meooeIes, at
9iegerin9en 6ar oannet ct Snouitri.
raao al &epreientanter for 9lrbeios-
gipere og sIr6ei0ere. 5 &oaoet faor
Seoe 6 &epreientonter for ar6eios-
gioere og 9Ir6eioere 0e oiatigite
Snouitrifag, 0eribIonot SSernbaner.
ne.
Sapans 6laaoe. 5ofio, 8. Of
to6er. Narineminiiteren agter oeo
Farlamentets Samnentreoen at al.
nooe ON en- efstraor0iner 9epil-
ling paa 400 Millioneb gen til llo-
pioelie at 5laaoen gennem en- T.
aarig 8eriooe. Meo6eIelien ontoles
meget 6ele 9reSien.
lloeir i st. 9etersborg. 5t. ge.
borg, IL. Oftober. S @aar og ytat
bar Der ooer ct. getersborg raiet
en- beftig @pflon, Ger bar anrettet
itore 90eleggelier. ganoet / gteoa-
! flooen og gDens aanaler ltoor
512 SOB oOer oo9lig 8anoe. Oper
100 9aaoe er 9aaet UNDER. Sern.
banetogene antommer meo Itore5or.
iinfelier. 6lere Berioner er omfom-
ne unoer llbeiret.
aampene geriien. Sil u 9 te-
legrafereS ira Ieberan: Salar 60
8aule6 bar, efter at ban bar naaet
9amaOan, oplsit ine Striosfref.
ter og oil oper 9agoao begipe iig
til europa San erflprer imioler.
tio, at ban til 5oraaret pil penoe
tilbage egeringstropperne orog ino
/ Samaonn neppe Y Elmer eiter,
at Salar eO 0ualeb baooe forlaot
/ 9Den.
Seoerne 9fusIano. Sra Oic6 /
fuslan0 mel0eS, at 6orgona git
Der Sgn0ag oen s. os. pluoieligt
BET 9ipgte, at nogle s5poer bapoe rs-
bet Ell 0reng Oct fom oen 9lnleo.
ming til en- Denomination moo gp-
ems SOBER al bnilfe Ell orebtes og
| flere iaareOes, Get par Bolitiet
unluli9t at bringe Ro til 8eje, og
Ser maatte Oerfor tilfaloes Crop
per. Oct lpffe0es 5ropperne at ipre.
De 9emonitranterne uoen at ggre
9rug al Gaabnene.
2lnarfiiterne 5noien. 6orleoen
9tat 6lep Ser gt9r6eoen al Saio.
pur / 6orinoien iorsbet ct 2ltten-
tat moo ct ira Durpeeling fommen.
De Sltog, boori beianOt Jig mange
guropGere, 0eri6Ion0t flere bsjeRo-
litim9no. @an en- s 500 langStr9f-
ming bar Sfinnerne fiprneoe, men
Slto9et reooeoeS pe0, at oen
foran BET Lob ct @ooStog. 0ette
l66 al Sfinnerne og blep iulo-
| itgnoig 6oelagt; flere 6unftion9rer
iaoreoes baarot. golitiet mener, at
slttentatet er forooet al 9Gnarfiiter.
Groaol6s Stpring al llnoeroon0S.
6aaoe. Berlin 6. 0ftober. Ser.
lin 5o9ebl" meooeler: s Iorpeoo.
ifolen | @ortsmolltb, England, bar
man anitillet pellpffe0e ,Sorieg poa
traaoles Stpring aflln0erpanosbaaoe.
0e bert5ife eleftriife9slger uoenotes
| ira arpoleren SPURIOUS" lln0er.
banos6aaoen manenrereOe i6rIt
Sanoflnoen, og oerefter iorloo
0anoifabet 9aaoen, bporefter ser
uofortes OellpffeOe 6orieg meoStp.
ring al 9oaoen unOer 8ono. 2ig.
nenoe SSoriOg pil bliue anItillet meo
gorpe0obaaoe.
| Stolppns Do. ct. Ietersbora,
10. Oftober, Otter en- Snoberet-
Ming ON ct Meoe Miniiterraaoet,
ser bar oiet Stolppins Minoe, bor
aeiiercn til Miniitprpr9iioent So
fotsom ifrcpet: Sea taffer Mini.
iterraooet for bets aprliabeo %
! Sen9ipenbeH. Sea er me9et beoreoet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27
DlanOrOe 5neooelel(er.

/ .
! -.ssczooooooo
/ ge0 en- @fsploiion Wanoogs /
gt9rbeoen al Sarris6urg, SQ.. bleD
8 2lrbeioere orp6t, og anore 8 bleo
iaa meotogne al aulgas, at De tab
te 9ebioitbeOen.
Zen s. 9fop. oil Staten Neinne-
iota ielge 1900 9lcres 2an0 /
9eltrami Gountp. 2anoet er nplig
bleoen ourOeret, og oet Iiges at o9-
re al meget goo aOaIitet.
ga 5ollette- -Sopeofporter gte6r.
Sra Gincoln meo0eIeS unoer 30. Dc.
at Der / gtr. 216 6rnternitp Bull.
! Ding er aa6net 6oneofpnrter for 90
5olIette aampagnen 9aebraifa Sc
fretpr Gorricf aa6neoe 9ureauet oet
! / Qton6ogs.
/ Willionpr-S Senmerbanoleren 50.
marc Sines | @bicago np9te0e /
ManOn9s for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
en- Uailmoufee at baoe 6aft 0et
min0ite meo Senator Step6enien5
8aI8 at gere, bnerfen 6irefte eller
inoirefte. 0ette iom 0ioOuiones6Dr0
imoo, 1naO Der iorleoen Dag bleo
iaat, at ban ifrIoe babe bioraget
sos, 900 til Stppbenions galg.
2ammet oeo 6ooboloipil. Gorrec,
tionoille, Sa, %. Oft llnae5dne-
cfoItbo Sen al Ell 9anfer Der o.
MeOlem al Sgiifolens 6oobolo-
/ 8eam, er blepen lammet ira Sful-
Orene og neoao iom 5sIge al 9e.
ifaoi9elIe, ban fif 2srOa9s iaamp
meo ct 5oo6olo.8eam ira Siolr
Gitp 9sifole.
9reoe til Santa Claus. 8oIt0e.
/ partementet / @aibington befenot-
/ 9gr, at set life oil agere Santa
Claus aor. 5or ire 9lnr ii0en
benlpnoi9e0es Boitmeitre iii at Ien-
oe 9repe, ser oar aoresiereoe til
Sonta Claus, til 9oogerenoe Q1en-
neifer eaer 6oreninqer, men paa
@run0 al mango Slags Mis6ru9 er
oenne SillaOelie alorig blepen ior-
met. Saooanne 9repe pil berefter
enten bIipe ienot til6age til 2(fien-
oeren eller blioe e0elaot
sra 9(itfin, 0inn., meloeS, at
Sobn Sanoberg efter t6 2(ar bar
angipet iig ieIo iom ifpIoig Mor9
al ierite @rn0. Get par 1895 bon
ban unoer Soitar6eioe q. 9af4
blep fenot meo en- ung Man0r 5o6n"
I paa omfring 20 Mar. @iter Soitel
oenote oe tilboge til SanOber9s6o-
/ nleiteao Minn. Soo en- Gag, oe
par paa Sogt, ife6 SanOberg Sam.
meroten. Soct oenne fal0t, gnD ban
ct alageifrig ira Iio. Gette Sfril
bar forfnlet 0iooeren belle 9ioen
iioen. San Tiger, at ban peo life,
6oorior ban ife0 uSSobn".
Gn gllnoergerer" 0uOlep d 8e.
no fom til Om6nbo ii0ite llge oJ
opertereoe unoerbdre Sure for 8igt
9eobeo, 2ambeo og anore SpgSom-
me, og ban ongno Qlpno peo geapn
og @aoenummer iom 9epis for l..
ne Sure. Dten MI freezer De n9un-
tie 0ipno irem og proteIterer m 0
9iugen al oeres 9taone. sn0re,
5ris 0opne ban bnr brigt. finoeS
fife. Seq fenoer intet til Or. Be
no og bar olorig npret bom npr"
iaqoe Scnrp 9ecfmann, 1404 B.ncf'
ren Str, uagtet 8eno bopoe 6ru9t
hons 9fopn at aoertere meo. Beef
rionn Tiger, at ban bar liot al @igt
mango glar og gsr oct fremoeles.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

ga Observation-Disclosures Ne6r.
Sra Gincoln meo0eleS un0er %. Dc.
at Der / 9tr. 216 5raternitp Bull.
Ding er aa6net Soneofpnrter for 9o
6olIette aampagnen I gaebraifa Se-
fretpr Gorricf aa6neoe 9ureauet 0et
/ Mon6ogs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

Stolppins 0so ct. @etersbora,
10. Oftober, Otter en- Snoberet.
nina om ct We0e | OfiniIterroooet,
ser bar piet Stolppins Minoe, bor
aeiieren til Miniiterpr9iioent ao-
fot8om ifrcpet: Sea taffer @eini.
iterraooet for bets aprliabeo og
Sen1ipenbeo. Sea er nle9et beoreoet
oper min tro Giener, Statsicfreter
Stolppins aItfor tiolige Dso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

S 8oris arreitereoes forleOen 3
9tnarfiiter, Der September MaaneO
bapoe lat ior 10000 6rcs. falite
0}onter Oml66. Gen enc al 0em
er Barcelona, Spanien, 6Ieoen
ognlt til 9poen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

llIpffe paa 6lppeplaoien. Neims,
8. Oftober. 9a Slpoeren 9repoit
@aar piloe lan0e fer, tsrneOe 6lp-
oemaifinen moo 6lpoepla0iens SnO-
beonina og ramte en- SoIOot, Ser
bIep banrot iaaret lln0erIioet.
8repoit fom life til Sfooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

ge0 en- gfsploiion @anOogs i
9t9rbeoen al Sarrisburg, 81. 6IeD
8 2lrbeioere Or96t, og andre 8 bleo
iaa meotagne al anlgas, at De tab
te geoioit6eOen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

Sapans 6Iaaoe. 5ofio, 8. Of
to6er. 01arineminiIteren aeter oeo
Parlamentets Sammentreoen at al.
MODE ON en- efStraoroiner 9epil-
ling paa 400 Millioneb gen til lo-
pioelie af 5laa0en oennem en- 7.
aori9 Beriooe. Meo6elelien omtoles
me9et 6eIe 9resien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27
20. M0rq


st en9elif Sn0uitriraao. 9onoon,
II. 0fto6er. Officielt meooeles, at
9iegeringen 6ar oannet ct Snouitri-
roao al &epreientanter for 9lrbeios-
gipere og sIrbeioere. 5 9foaoet faor
Se0e 6 &epreientonter for arbeios-
9ipere og glr6eioere / 0e nigtigite
Snoultrifag, oeriblanot Sernbaner-
ne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

Gen s. 9Iop. oil Staten 0tinne-
iota ialge 1900 9lcres 2ano
9eltrami Gountp. 9anoet er nDlig
bleOen ourOeret, og BET iiges at oa-
re al meget goo aoalitet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

gnglonos 6laa0e. Gortsmoutb,9
Oftober. Oper- 0reaonou9btsSlag
ifibet Song @eore Ben 5ente" er
/ Dag beloig lsbet afSta6elen. 9rin-
icsie G6riitiaue al Soften oebteSfi-
bet, ser er 555 SOB lanet, S3 500
bre0t og 24,000 Cons Itort. Oct
lfal fere ii 1876 Sonln1ers 9ano.
ner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-10-27

Sra 9fio De Saneiro mel0es, at
DolOiomme SfpbruO bar anrettet
u6eregnelig Sfaoe, i9rlig Staten
Santa Gatbarino.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-08
LCNATlC ATTACKS
VATICAN OFFICERS

ROME, April S.-The attempt of
man, believed to be insane, to
shoot some of the canons at the
service in st. Peters a few days
ago, caused alarm, particularly as
1t became known that he originally
had designs against the Pope. After
he had been arrested, the man, sub
sequently identified as Pietro Pc
santi, said he hated the Pope and
the priests, who had been his ruin.
Pesanti told rambling story. He
said he had a rich uncle and aunt,
whose heir he would have been if
the priests had not induced them
to leave their property to religious
institutions. This exasperated him,
he confined excitedly, and he killed
them both, and for years he was
in prison, but finally being released,
came to Rome to obtain his last
revenge by killing the Pope.
Since last August, Pesanti said.
he had been trying to enter the
Vatican, but had not been able to
do so. Therefore he had decided
to kill some of the ecclesiastics
holding office under the Pope.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-08

by these two in their bedrooms, and,
outside of perhaps the part of
Hamlet, the part of Marie WelIoby
is the longest part ever written,
and it taxes the nerves of every
actress more than any other.
THE Thief is no child's play,
for it is too intensely emotional;
neither is it a play for he who only
loves to laugh, as it is not comedy
Those who appreciate intensity and
finished artistic acting cannot afford
to miss Miss May Roberts, sup
ported by L.. Victor Gillard in the
celebrated play, "The Thief"
During the engagement of Miss
May Roberts and her company, the
program will be alternated so that
every one can be pleased, for it will
be emotional one night and comedy
the next.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-08
A BAD Law
BADLY HANDLED
IN new JERSEY

A certain girl who was little
more than a child, worked in a. cor7
poration's factory in New Jersey.
In the course of her labor her arm
was caught in the machinery and
torn from her at the shoulder. Be
ing thus Handicapped in the race
of life, she brought an action for
damages, and the trial court award
ed her $17,5OO, Then the cor
pcration, acting upon the glorious
and never-forgotten corporation
principle that is best to wear a
poor claimant out in the courts, ap-
pealed the case TO the supreme
court, and that learned and pro-
found body reversed the decision of
the lower court on the ground
that-but let the Philadelphia Eve
ming Telegraph make the grounds
clear, in the following:
"a photograph had been intro
duced at the trial. The photo
graph was the picture of the plain
tiff in her confirmation dress, and
the learned judges decided that it
was irrelevant; being irrelevant, it
should not have been admitted, and
being admitted, it nullified all the
proceedings of the court bearing
upon the negligence and RESPONSE
bility of the company"
&c., the wrong picture having been
admitted in evidence, the girl might
go through life manned, untitled
for the struggle, with starvation
forever as a next door neighbor.
Unfortunate, of course, but the
wrong picture should have been
kept out of the record
We suppose that this is law, for
who are we to oppose the decision
of a supreme court? Yes, it is
law, but DEEPEST hell might have
chuckled when it first was record
ed in statute books or decisions.
If law has no recompense for these
who are crippled in the service of
capital, then it were better if the
poor waged their unequal battle
without law. One need but think
of that forlorn and manned child
left to go her crippled way, and
one must realize that this is so.
Verify the New Jersey supreme
court announced the law, and we do
not. dispute is, but-damn such a
laws. F.. Star.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-08
ELECTION FIGURES.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April S.
Complete figures on Tuesdays jul
dicial and school board election
show that in the main contest, that
for circuit judgeship, the social
list candidate, John C. Kiest, was
beaten by the sitting Judge, L. w.
Halsey, non-partisan, by a majority
of 14,O11 votes. Kiest's total vote
was 11,953. The socialists were
defeated by nearly 2 to 1 in the
contest for places on the school
board. Mrs. S. M. Cantrovitz, the
only woman candidate elected to
the school board, ran about 10000
behind the highest successful can
didate
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ONE OUT OF EVERY 275
INSANE, SAYS DIR. FERRIS

NEW YORK, April S.-One out
OF every 275 persons in New York
City is insane, according to DR..
Albert w. Ferris, president of the
State Lunacy commission, who is
delivering a course of lectures be-
fore the New York School of
Philanthropy. The state hospitals
for the insane now house $4,000
patients, the lecturer continued. and
private institutions care for 1000
more. New cases admitted to the
state asylums average about $50 q
week. The cost of caring for az
insane patient is approximately 5000
a year
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PRISONERS BREAK JAIL
FIVE OF THEM DEAD

PUEBLA, Mexico, April S.-Five
prisoners and one guard are dead
as a result of a break for liberty
by the occupants Of the state peni-
Tertiary here early yesterday. Tween
ty-two convicts escaped.
The prisoners overpowerod the
chief of the guard, who offered re-
sistance and was killed. A serge
ant of the guard squad was NOR
tally wounded. Two soldiers fled
with the prisoners and are thought
TO have added in the escape.
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LONES1CK SIOUX INDIAN
ENDS LIFE WITH POISON

CHICAGO, April S.-Frank Little
Buffalo, a Sioux Indian, committed
suicide in Gary, Ind, yesterday by
drinking carbolic acid Buffalo, it
is said, fell in love with a white
girl in Gary, and, because she did
not return his love, took the pois-
on. He had been employed as
n'ghl cantor of the city hall of
The Indiana town since last sum-
mer, when he arrived in Gary with
a Wild West show, was recognized
by Mayor tom" Knots as an old
friend and was offered a place on
he municipal payroll.
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TARIFF BOARD
BEGINS WORK
COTTON SCHEDULE PAYNE-ALD-
RICH LAW FIRST TO BE
TAKEN UP.

WASHINGTON, April S.-The
tariff board has begun its inyesti-
cation of the cotton schedule of
the Payne-Aldrich law and will
conduct the work so far as is prac-
teal simultaneously with the in
vestigation of the wooden schedule
now under way.
Agents of the board are gathering
preliminary data at the office of the
so-called cotton trust in New York
and probably will transfer their
work to the cotton mills of New
England and the south within a few
weeks.
The status of the work on the
wool schedule indicates that re-
port may be ready when congress
assemblies in regular session in De-
cember.
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BRIDE WEARS HAREM SKIRT.

STOCKTON, Cal, April SIT
has remained for Mabel Elizabeth
Lower, Stockton girl, to put the
harem skirt to a new use. She
has gone other wearers of the novel
garment one better by using it for
a wedding gown. The ceremony
was performed by Justice A. C.
Parker. The bridegroom is Jack
White of San Francisco, aged 26
years. Deputy District Attorney Ed
Van Vranken and Mrs. J. A. Vana-
Bile were the witnesses. The bride
is an attractive young woman.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-04-08
HALLEY'S COMET GAVE RIGHT
OF WAY no MOTHER EARTH

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 8.
-Halley's comet showed almost hui
man consideration for old mother
earth when it passed this way, &C
cordin5 to the latest deductions of
scientists. The astral visitor really
put itself out considerably in order
not to disturb this planet, declared
Maynard Shipley of Oakland, sci,
entific lecturer, in an address here
recently at the Fairmont hotel. The
lecture was the first of a series
of six On the subject of the Origin
of Man"
1t has been discovered, said the
speaker, that the earth has a re-
pellant force for matter such as
was contained in the tail of the bic
comet, and that instead of passing
through this tail, as was expected
the earth escaped it entirely, be-
cause the tail of the comet divided
giving the earth right of way. That
is why, he said, the comets tan
was seen in both the east and
west at the same time when it was
passing.
The lecturer explained the mod
ern theories of the formation OF
solar systems, illustrating his re-
marks with lantern slides. The
next lecture will show the develop
ment of the earth to the point of
inhabitation.
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On Monday night next, the most
highly-spoken-of company in high
class repertoire, headed by Miss
May Roberts, will open its engage
ment of a full week in Henrie Bern
STEMS famous play, THE Thief
Many have perhaps seen this play,
for it had a tremendous run in
Paris, where it first came out. 1t
was afterwards transferred to Lon
don and there made a great hit,
with Irene Bamberer and Karl Ba-
lew starring jointly as Marie We'll
LOBBY and Richard Welloby. two
parts that are considered as the
master conceptions of modern play
writing. These characters call for
an actress and an actor of much
more than the ordinary ability, for
the entire second act is portrayed
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MARRIED IN JAIL.

About O'Clock last evening JUS
tice Klatte tied the knot that made
Guy Deverne Thomas and Miss Mary
Connama partners in life's Jour
ney. The ceremony took place in
the sheriff's office, where the groom
is serving 60 days sentence for
yagrancy at Montello. After the
ceremony the bride went her wav
and the groom went back to his
cell.-Elko Independent.