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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-13
nrns nbwA the \ 4
Mrbs Series plovers
4My E,..4.

BOUT five years ago a yosngster approached tbs
plate at Detroit aud told tho umpire he'd bat fof
pysert. the Athletics pitcher
What's yeur name" asked the umpire.
Call me Sullivan responded the hoy. Where
upon the Jump told the crowd sullivan WAS batting
for pyger,.
Monte croes. then playing abort for ths Athletics.
was coaching st nrst base aud enjoying hia usual
- ..ttt. st.. fan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Mrs william Chaiub~rla.n. % AZ.
ron. 10 The glest % Mrs. MAY pan.
Lgs FOR - GAYS
a. y Bloom % The Syells Farro
LHprets company. % Ia tosu slsiung
friends
Eugene Br-s0os be young son %
WIZ br~tock. sLo ~4s opcratet 90
ior appendicitis a. tLe North Wheel
ins hospital. 10 EetuuE along niCel5
Tit Fink trotLers 10 their sketch.
The Biusvlll. Band. drew a large
croDl AZ the star fhratrr las- .
INK and all b. here this event I'D
tomorrow evening
an Arrangements FOR th. bazaar
ani lunch 10 b. given by tL- Luther
league o. the Trinity Lutheran
church tomorrow evening have been
completed The event pill De held ID
lie bairusut u LAe HeinisIn building
Aetnayiie and Lincoln
acre washed by hose yesterday
Ars Houry Duke is impruving
from Ia Nlness OF several days.
The drys held a largely attended
meeting % Maynard last evening
Frank Had. Who Il o. candidate Cor
he presidency o. ~sub-d.strIct No g
o. the United Mine Workers OF Amer
ica. thanks the miners FOR the uomi
nation and sOlicits the support o. al.
Ga t1days election
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

AL The mines Co.. this r.-litg NI
De closed Tor a hnif daf .Hdar ta per-
init ~. miners o. vote flr national
state and district arnr~rs
Mr. Elmer Powell 20 YolnFsfoWn
10 a Eu-st ~ Beilaire relatives
Mrs. pua Nay o. NsNLrk Is ID lis
it1r in n city
Of Mr n Hrs s-1rg. Chisholm ~
Noble street Will b, held fhls af',r
noon Intermenf viii fr o. ft9se Ht.
cemetery
The Auditorium SUNDAY school class
OF the ChriHtiau church WNl meet o.
IA" home - Mrs Nurfa .u TrlmaHH
street TUESDAY evening Iscemb-r Is.
Ionic lodge % Masors all hold r.
special meeting this evening flr work
In the apprentice degree
James Wood national organizer %
the cisarmakera union. viii Adde'S
the citizens ~ Ser Iu Miner hall
"Wednesday -v-uinE on The FaiI-F, ot
tho Rose law
neriaire lodge ~ Efs- VIII hold an
important mectinF fris evening AL
members are requested fo attend
The hearing 90 tt- cases against
Hsilaire glass factories Tor alleged tio-
lLtion q the chil1 labor .1N viii boa
held "Wednesday evening in Squire
MurreIIz court
Jesse sammors ~ s|-1dyr.I. L. ar-
ranging to go Co. "a Antonio. Tevas.
where Do mas locate
Mrs charles Ludwig will entertain
fhc members ~ class $50 81 ~ th-
First Reformed SUNDAY school a. her
home Thursday evening.
H.iialr. zcri- q Eag es hs,f a well
attended meeting ,ast night = num-
bcrp ~ applications FOR memlershI
were c%0nsidsrai
Frank Robinson has returned from
n Visit with friends 900 cleveland
The christian Eudealcr society %
tho ~ShBdfsidr PRESBYTERIAN church
Will hold a regular business mretiur
" eduesdaY evening 90 the homo ~
Miss LILLIAN Harvey Following the
business "a social hour will u- spent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

tOLDN-Wiliam Jennings Bryan
arrived here rhis morning lie viii
leave FOR The United States on Thurs
day by way 81 Jamaica.
WASHINGTON The constitution
atty ~ The employers liability law
or Arkansas to-day was upheld as con.
s~tltutional by me supreme court OF
the United States
WASHTNGTON-A memorial moe,.
ing In honor o. The late Justice liar.
Ian. o. the supreme court OF the
United states viii De- held Saturday
az the capitol
PARlS-At the sale of Jewels o.
Abdul Hamid today. $4,000 vas re-
allied by the sale ~ pearls and Ola
monds
LONDOS-Sir Joseph Daiton Hook
or. The eminent surgeon and natural.
ist. di'i today. aged 95 years.
METZ Aisace Lorraiue-A German
soldier named Narsch vas shot and
killed today during a dispute on the
street with one o. tho leaders ~ tho
French party Pour friends ~ sa-
maine. together Eith himself and hls
brother. were arrerted
COLOGNE. GERMANY sentence
% fifteen months ln lall was Imposed
on o walter named Frledrichs. convict.
~ % extensive theffs OF f-ravolors
cheeks and baggage from American
tourists
Los ANGELES sack contain.
Ing ten pounds Of dynamite about
goo feet OF fuse and a numher ~ Fri
3leE capT vac found early today d.
two l0ys ir "a doorway leading f1 the
engine room - a laundry
san DIEGO. CaIa-Iohn Wruor.
aId. uho claims 20 Do a former United
states solder. and a resident o. CrI,.
ger. Wash vac faken today from
Ensenada from Tii1a11. Lover cali
fornia. 20 Do tried al o. Spy
WELLINGTON. NeE Zea'and-h
prop0se 10 adopt a general lau Of
prohibition against The sale o. aTco
hoiic liquors throughout New Zealand
has been defeated on submission 90
'he people
HOOD RIVER ore a body found
q % fhe brush hear here Ia fhouRrf 90
D. that ~ " G. Donwoodie. ~ Wash
iuEfou ~ G. According FOL the e1ro-
ner. fhe man bad been dead more
than a. month
LINDSEY. O-OuinF Co scores OF
cases Of dIpfther'a herp. f6r schools
churches and other public places have
been ordered closed until January D.
BDsTON-A cab'eEram vas 70
cclved here from HANDY. CeyIon to.
day. stating that President Emeriur
Eliot % Harvard. uho uas operated
upon for appendicitis on Saturday. had
passed q satisfactory day
ChiCAGO-Gcveruo Woodrou VIII
sons presidential campaign vas begun
in Illinois today uten BITS friends an
nounced a committee on examination
ard prpa-ed % opn healgrarers here
In h fes days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

TohHrn post. r. a q. VIII 40 tri-
evening" ant ~ -l-rtUan q onirsr- gHI
p included FOO fnc business 90 % trans
NJ AMI Nrs David Trs.earms a.
'rarf avenue are the rsF~nts = o new
sau
ra- Toiand~- Vho vas Injured IN OBJ.
rEff which ocr-rref iu the uuue~ enI 90
town sunday during a rhrlstsrfrg s
getting along nicely az fre hospital
TIE lHfiez = the CrrfsfIar ~ u~rn wi
t'lf u MARKET SATURDAY. $50 fNe ~rnrpar
-.li'rg AZ the corner = Fiffh ant Hen
over streets
Toe rounE daughter Of NJ and Mrs
Morgan ~ Delaware street IT, sur-
fri e. rom an absess o. her foot
rerenrral for Ire village Poet
we held last evening
..e two school rooms In the Sheets
l.i.i'rE we're 1reref yesterday warrir-
aH were occupied hv nearly 20 nunI-
'arl Meyer uII return tH PTS h.ra no
ga. fr Hrs TODAY afte- having srsrt
H' t1Vs ters WITH relatives
H'Er school boys are rrr-fI. e.
arI fr ere opening ~ fra Ha-Faf trff
. ana their ret same win Do piar-
u fr a week rr two
i-trs ~ fis So Nary4 r.u-.r
cleared a large sum rn treir fa- lrf
N- riFen at the Arm0ry
Tire Lad e. Az society - ne prsss-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

knights OF Pythias held their reF..
Tar meeting last night.
FOR father. brother or sweetheart. a
hox OF De Longs Hig Hayanas.
Sir and Mrs Herman Beeier OF
Littlet0n. have returned 10 their bom,
after visiting friends.
Tho M~ounfsvilie Dead Shot team
claims the tito 10 the Championship
OF middloweight teams o. the ONO
valley after defeating the McMcchen
team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

AS A FUGITIVE
Clarence Irwin Arrested Here and
Taken Hsck 20 ONio 20 Answer
Felony Charge.

Clarence Irwin alias Harry Jones.
was arrested 800 IlI. fft f. DfH.rr
Bert Phillips yesterday afternoon 600
a Warrant sworn uut Hef.r. Justice
Hobbs. charginE Rim with being a
fugitive from Justice Ir that ha IiI
not appear before fusfi.. N.rlr-
auEhy ~ bridgeport f. answer fl l
non-Support chLrEr preferred IF Dts
wife.
Tho complain before Justice Hobbs
was made hr H.urr. W duncan q
bridEeporf Nm.rr rnt rs f..k enc
Defendant fH fhHf .f. last evening.
ana when HrrfIenrI tef0r. Justice 30.
ConauEhy Dol pleaded rHItt I'D. fl.
former chsrE. U. Will H. tl..u "a.
81 Clairstu, and placed DOB f1r fht
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

The ruentIefh Century Martins
WIZ hc entertained This evening 100 the
home or Mrs $ D. GILLIAN 600 Kirk
wood Mrs Aaron Peoples viii assist
ZOO me entertaining All members are
requested '' bo. %presrrf as arrange.
u"r's for fho serving of flc supper
for ODE Mons Fraternity of The Kirk
wood VI p church au' be completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
BRIDGEPORT
Officers for Bridgeport Fire Depart.
msnt Elected a. Meeting LAST
Evening.

81 O. meeting ot the bridgeport IRE
department hold last evening at the
cIty building. the following officers
were elected FOR The coming year.
President. Arch McCiarin vice presi-
dent. Georg" PJrdy. secrotart and
treasurer. o. p Whdrry trustee for
thrce years lsshc Uchry The recon-
mondation FOR IRE chief was held over
unuI D lnst meeting o. the year
Two new members were taken CO.. they
being William Cox and william Uth-
man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
MARTINS FERRY
Eiks CLARITY Minstrel Owen - XIII
school Lsst Evening BE
auccaaH

TfF E.ksp rrHritr minstrel Vas given
10 tfs High srruoi auditorium ..-f srsr.
.rF ems s larTe rroNI ATTENDED TIE
u talent r'aio ri fUg fIf and % f.
r. fItf several - them vii 20 on
-.H1 VIE. one ~ tra biz ~.r.fr.r
GO WihHirE soon TIE m sc va. sn-f.v
~ t professional urar. avs f-e-a
we're 20 hifrh-s A good sum VS. real
fr. from ire show ans o.. VIII h@ .saF
'1 buy Christmas ba-sots f,- -he pr0-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
CHANGES HIS PLEA
Member Of Alleged val Paper Trust
Admits Cult. Then FIcs De
murrsr 90 Charge

CLEVELAND % De~ ff-r d.
Rarce. Cleveland oaG paper I1bbe-.
utder indictment hy fho Federal Grand
jury. charged vlfh conspiracy iu -a
straint 81 trade .n violation a. fHe sHer
man antitrust law Withdrew f.s plea
Of not Euiity DOB fhe United states u.s
trict Court here today This action
a%ccordinE to bis affornevs nas taken
in order that a demurrer fo fhc Ird..f.
ment may Do f'r1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
CITIZENS
MaNE ArHArrUnH

Special spatch 20 the Intelligence
PIEDMONT " Va. Dec. IA
citizens ticket WIS placed in nomina.
ton az a meeting 10 the opera house
tonight. about one hundred voters be-.
ing present TIE nominees are FOR
mayor. a. Clay Shaw. Incumbent. 70.
corder, Charles g Culbertson coun-
cilmen. a r hawkins. James l. Nc.
Henry and DR. W 4 shusy There
are nve counciimen. two Of whom hold
over Hawkins and shuey are renom.
nations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Everything is iu readiness Tor the
chicken and waffle supper which viii
hc given hv the ladies' of tho So
Anthony church. th.s evening .u che
Opera House hall a fine menl has
been prepared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

- "a frrwtsrrrs 80 zee Rrrsrst
-a~1aN rrsr frr raWIrE taEsr rsrr N
zee r-ran rFsf untrh trrE plare
81 srFrfrg A. ~ lc-sr sna -
fcsr 90. - grea q rs9EtrE n<f1rv
Eag.r Lsrr ere @v.n--H Tn- r@arf-r
uaH pets - fruu lasf saariaE as N
sr1 faf ssFsrai 80 rnrs all -
.a.fHI GA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

walter Br.an. ooioret a nlrsr en-
pto1 30 q ne Jus Kun mia= % =
hpo1 1pumer COMPANY. rear May
nAra as caught Under a fsu % stone
rh-e AZ sofk yesterlsy % s~4s;afn~d
a trartar-d I'D Dr Nav eo1 pr
~ le attended h.u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Charlie H0sep0srg. isyear oi1 son
- Mr. and Mrs Morris RossuaerF 20
Mon street. died ~ lis home Mon
DAY - = . 70. o.; Uphold fever A.
rangements Tor the funeral have not
been made. but % ls likely vu take
place "Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Tte - ID r. a " al ho.1 Al
ESor-srt =esuak tAis -
rr~e sork al - ,AEsu - b~sir@s
f1e regular business The ~rn.
Galc@ry 20 %. LOYAL Lsstoa ulI
Zee, i-m-1iafs.y after tais ns~-!-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
-, foetN,at ..aa.t,Isns

Slippers. sliVp~rs sU.g.- Hs
lhf- slippers FOR ever u~Et-r 1'
ne family from Frsltga CoHn t-
baby. ranging 10 price from -.e "a.
g. II. Locsr Shoe %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

terrain .au-r. sui hold 20 market 90 thc
rhlrlH SATURDAY.
The NnrEglle mines we're ldls ester
CAV while repairs were made o. t.r
motor.
Nr- GufrHsl -rd N-s Fla.AfnrI v.l.
open f.e.r exchange iu fhr TfHdr prop
Frt- uu South Fourth street tomorrow.
IH" employee % tie Htil Telephone
company we're 90 wora putting 4p tna.r
new cHhl" 90 re corner % Hanover and
FOURTH streets yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Is~rs Ill - . nstfnE O. 80
Adsa % uas ErEvooe Presbyterian
eaErrh IN 4- ckzrch fA-s sx.rirx a.
81 ilEralt bEinsss ~ -
b-o-rht -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

EnHTrf Huf.rr fra local rn.nr man
who held 80 Flv SmIfr f. Few ueeEs A.
NHH rorfFrrrt fH serve a term 90 tie
state -efnrmafort tF joke Lynch al
- '.aIr~tf''f rssterfar Attorney Dixon
made 1 plea f-r ieni-u.v aud this sen
terUe was given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

IRE a .r~ds.rrf-rf .ls.st .ar tear
ulN EaF r~ sfrsrE q 30 r na-.rf
'a. tear 20 e@.i-E 20 f-e s. M =
H- T-H-rfaF sasnrs ~. t-.m 4.
rowrrr-t . 2 ne fsst meter. 30 H. ~t.
ans VIZ make th- wheeling bors a.
some CD ulr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

The miners aIi over -lc country
NIll vote Tor district. state and inter
national officers today and q great
deal ~ interest Is hciuE taken The
result of rho election VII not Do
known until next March
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

- -fat w-tEr % 49, 10y era
49, Mrrs hrwsrna.a . 49, Flrrt ~
- 49, ~ Erf rrs rfag a.
- e-arrs arf a. Il eaHcrnE rrat 49,
e-l hu-c-sf 49, aftsna a saFsr =
- snel s1E - So 81 Hf1I.ss al
~cs ~ u "a SrhAstsrt prssr1srt
= - rraHu nr.Iua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

TIE IRE frrnrtmrr- s.na ~au.r ,..
about O'clock yesterday afternoon D..
'oH - vfi.h iE located az 40 .or-.r
hanover sud First sfrecfH ANAL
liare vas caused ty BON. Htarf-e 800
IN %" 'imrey = tas house coupled tt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

The infant daughter az Nr and
Mrs Andy M~artInkact OF LANSING
died early yesterday morning after n
short Illness Toe funeral services
viI Do held IBIS morning aud inter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

A u~ra mass m-efinE sas he'd 10
10 krsnood F~T-tbyterian church
60 evening % raEs lp re vet and
-D question Arrangement flr s~,
eral m"e'inEa % BE- he'd t1.s w-k
ALL b. made to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

See us about a neV suit or overcoa
We guarantee absolute Hatizfactior IN
quality. STYLE A. aud price. We are
hffcr permanent trade We want 70
build - a steadily increasing bust
ness on The basis - "VMue for
Naiue.> FALLEN q CARSON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
BEN
Pudding Mills Resume at wheeIna
steel ard iron Piant-FL
nance Committee Meets

yesterday morning twenty-four
pudding mills ot b Wheeling steel
ana iron company plant resumed
operations after a short shut down ow.
ing 20 lack OF material
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
FInsnee commItt.r

The finance committee held a meet.
ING az me city building last night and
made he regular audit o. the cit,'s
bills.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Ono hundred and nifty Diamond
kinss. brooches etc. az half price. %
Shelf Bros closing out sale. i15i Mar.
ket street second f0or. over SIC.
CrOrey's iO-ceut store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

s.1ssrlzn IN - $50 - ~ e~t
l1rs p<w De nzt~tEe = errsnsr -
e f.rus 1850 - a. frrtt
er1-rA 49, - nsrr ces sN~rt-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

TIC knights - columtua vii tof1 a
Heeting tits evening Ir re F.rIea
az ana 10 o. requested that All -
terh Dc present After election m rri-
'"rF I'd pig fear' VIII Do served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

MOST MINT .r Mar er-
E| booze .ri unlf De best ra'rr
tH- f.Ir rHrrT .rUl fHr mr latest
sH aui lowest prices r.rF
~ Interest FHr
ar. aI uE wnrE FrIaHef af 80
4.nrr.ra wiIH ono Infraf Imnrnvnr
'e '-Ha arl arIrrrf direct O. rrarrar
..nf on where nj DBL fn rr rrerfaf-
ans NalIIru can save r.. -.
aa Der cert Hr nrr urre rar
nuIl Warf-w.rk delivered 81 anr
l .f country ara erected nr
f
a postal rnrf rr r'ftrr phone yin
i.s OBJ rll mr ilfeef faurra 49,
AT wHrk E~rarrnrFaf rafa
'r pr ""I COST sou nothing
". h. Evans. Bridgeport. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

The member OF the White Lily SO.
cial club Of This city are making prep.
aratlons FOR The seventh OF b Sc
RES 81 dances being held Boz Amor
lalL The coming affair will De held
Thursday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Council will met in regular session
MS evening az the city building ant
10 any business matfers r.quir.
Ing attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

THO vHI bold r-sat-nrs ever.
rNifE Ms week ami Ir addition 90 ne
hiilf sunday w1rkers some goaf ar..
N secured TIE H-h school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

Ben~ood Brisfs.
The Evening star lodge OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12

asai ~ - $780, II 81 As.ss.ys
c-e@ssrg4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-12
M'NAMARA TYPIST
EorsIro or pTsAsTTE YLoTa
DfselAtms Ever HastEg sssH Plpsrs Or
Akythins TsEdiEs - tEdi-
eats Consgira<g

PfTTHHTWBW Tee I. saH Ir.r-
ably more aarlrfH~f ..an arr ere sar
when me - Nan4aEaa srre arf fol rf auf
saa ro.Er beyond m-as4r- rtsn fne
t~slsEram ans HI rr Ftf fnsF bed coo.
fss@sa 10 ,hargss against f~w $40
rstaFy % John p A.'sI4fa. 20 ne
h~ead4uartsrn q fnr lrtsrrararat Asa
cfation - bridge eos ~fr4st -rrI Iron
Norhsrs goo anHl.HH. to-day MfsH
DTs iE rUufHget aH monograph lr r.
lsrGe eierfura. t.s.raar +n .fiaulrFh.
havirs come .ers u.m Indianapolis IN
JanusBr3 q 1910
q have Enasn tfs MrSar.sras aI my
nfs. said ig ra- c.nrdsl-
tai a@rfatarE .I John Joe 90 We called
him. f0r nts mIill- Iam~ la Joseph ana
] never sau arrtatnr wtl.h looked Ike
q dynamite rsblraH There were no
apsr or au4 tnlns ssr ta a.aw Mey
wefs dynamite ual a reaa 90 me
safe. AL the u~usinrsn - me structural
iron worksrs was done within the nrEaul-
Ito anil . donf ssr i1w 90 ir posi-
BILE 20 bring -aM.s! GDmpern ~
OtherH iufu f1ls fhlns
Miss Dye has MOI yet been s~ubposna~f
for the federal Erari jury irv-susatlnE
the alleged nation side 3d. dynamite plot at
Indianapolis
s.~ HAry Dye POUND
tHtlAtt. If Do hhrH l.H vas
bTouEht into tne fls. .ss'ous - the No
Samara case f..'at b. Miss Sorah
Of the STRUCTURE 'fur e.rkfra 90 frifar.
epoiis hta- DJs Who is nos fu rItfE
bur- a. arnriirk Ip Misc Ital~f was tho
confdsnflal rrrretH|f 10 John Mr<a
mara and recorded f"r financial frarsa
lions 81 the tsn BROTHERS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-05-24
A Remedy Badly Needed.

If the United States we're to impose
an export duty on cotton and arrange
to have the government finance the
holding of cotton for any price Am
orleans might name. what would the
rest of the world do? says the Nash
vile Tennessean. How would Ger
many fare if the United States were
to impose an export tax on cotton
after the manner Germany has dis
criminated against American farmers
by means of its potash tax?
These are questions which students
of finance and economics, are oonsld-
ering with great care. Brazil and
Germany have used just such Wea-
pom on the United States with indif-
ference to protest from this country.
All the coffee product from Brazil,
which is more than half the coffee
crop of the world, is now controlled
by great syndicate which is practi-
cally identical with the Brazilian
government. The entire financial
and tariff policy Of Brazil centers
about this crop, the most of which is
sold in the United States.
At present Brazil buys but little
from the United States. Most of the
manufactured products required by
Brazil are purchased in Europe, SO
the United States has little opportun-
ity to adopt retaliatory measures in
the case of the South American re-
public. Americans must have Bra
lillian coffee. and this government is
helpless. apparently. to resent the
coffee trust arranged by the Brazil
ian syndicate unless it prosecute the
agents of the trust who handle the
business in this country. Some attor-
neys of note have suggested that the
agents of the Brazilian syndicates OPP
Grating here might we'll be prosecut-
ed under the Sherman act.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-05-24
AlADERo BANISHES TRAITOR.
He Bars EsquivaI Obregon From the
Rebel Territory.

A dispatch from .JuareZ, Mexico,
says notification from Provisional
President Madero Sunday to Esquival
Obregon that his presence in the city
no longer was desired by the revolu-
zionist is the elimination Of what is
believed to have been a general plot
to influence the military chiefs OF
Madero to desert his standard.
A large bribe is said to have been
offered Gen Pasquai Arozco, but lie
Indignantly refused it. Senor Obre-
.gon emphatically denied any connec-
ton with the alleged affair. Senor
|Obregon had been one of the go-be-
tweens in the recent peace negotia-
tions. He was a candidate for pres
ident of Mexico in the last election
on the anti-reelection ticket against
Madero, but the supporters Of that
party since then have largely merged
with the Maderoistas.
Gen. Pasqual Orozco was asked
concerning the effort which Obregon
is alleged to have made to turn him
from Genu Madero and the runner
that a bribe had bee offered was
mentioned to him. In reply he declar-
ed that no fixed price had been offer
ed, but had been discreetly limited to
him that he would never lack for
money if he consented to do certain
things.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-05-24
10000 LUTHERANS WORSHIP.
Church's Largest Service Since the
Days of Luther.

What was declared to have been
the largest Lutheran devotional ser
vice since the days Of Martin Luther
was held in the Coliseum at St.
Louis Sunday afternoon, where 16.-
900 persons gathered to celebrate
the one hundredth anniversary OF
the birth Of the Rev. DR. C. F. W.
Walther, who is credited with re-
viving the Lutheran Church in the
United States. The celebration was
in connection with the celebration
there Of the Missouri Synod of the
Lutheran Church, comprising 5000
congregations in the United States
with membership of 100000.
A chorus of 1000 voices, includ-
ing 5000 children and student Of
Concordia Seminary, founded by DR..
Walther, in St. Louis, sang and an
orchestra Of seventy-fve pieces, made
up of all the local Lutheran churches,
plaved.