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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
TAFT CUTS DOWN
HIS MESSAGE
Document is Reduced to 6,000
Words and President Be-
lieves That Most Of the
Reading Public Will See 1t

washington, Nov. s0.-President
Tafi has chopped the traditional 25.-
000-word report on the state of the
union 10 e.ooO-wosd expression Of
his views today and sent u 90 the pub
lic printer. II will constitute his an
nuei message TO congress.
A. the successor Of breaker of
preeedsnts In the white house the
present executive herewith sets up an
a precedent breaker on his own re-
count and will give 20 the country
about Tuesday OF next week a state
document that the average busincgs
man will read from start to fnlsh.
And that Is what President TAFT de-
sires. He has been studying human
nature. and some time ago he reached
tho conclusion that the reading public
h tired OF long messages. Also he
found that the newspapers. whose edi-
tors understand the psychology OF tina
daily newspaper reader. had been ac-
auirine the habit Of treating messages
even from presidents with the regard
10 their actual news value rather than
with awesome reverence for their au-
shofs.
This year the president will dwell
only ON the vital issues. the relation
of the government TO business; the ar
hltFatIon treaties and other matters In
regard 10 which. from the recent
speeches delivered. the country 10 al
ready advised. Most emphasis viii
be placed on tho need OF constructive
legislation with reference 20 the trust
problem. and next TO that on the pend
Ing arbitration treaties
There viii be a reference 10 sarlhl
revision. out specific recommendation
as 70 that will follow IN special mes
saRas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
sRlrlsH covsRwMENr
AZ INTERMEDIARY

London. Nov. 30.--The British gov.
ernment II in close consultation with
the Russian government with a view
20 the settlement Of the Persian an.
iiculty. Foreign Secretary sir Ed
ward Grey Ia reply 10 question OF
the house OF commons today informed
J. @. Wedgewood. Liberal member OF
for stle-under-Lyme. that there
had been no suggestion OF joint Amer
lean and British action In support or
w. Morsan 6hnster, trcnsurer-senera
OF Persia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
FIRE DESTROYS An
OLD LANDMARK
Flames in Denver Early To-
day Wipe Out famous Cafe
and Charleston Rooming
House; Inmates All Escape.

enY MvenInu Herald A. = kl1aeed WfFel
Denver, Nov 30.-fffe early this
morning. supposedly OF incendiary or.
igln, completely gutted the iour-atory
building at Fifteenth and Curtis
streets. occupied Jointly by the IA
nous Cafe and the Charleston room
Ing house.
Fifty dodgers were asleep Ia the
Fo0mlng house and manr OF thess
were taken from the burning building
on ladders
The buildlne DESTROYED was an old
landmark u originally was tho For.
Fepter thaaicr. Later Il was occupied
a. heaaquarters Tor She state ma
ti0nal guard. and at a SIN later period
the fashionable Denver club was quar-
tered thcfo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
roo AT SEATTLE
IlnI.fts ZIP yEssEi.s 4

Seattle. Wash., Nov. sO.--Vesaeis
seeking 10 aid the distressed CanRd-
tan Pacific steamer Tees. which
struck a rock IN Kyuquot sound yes
terday. dared not enter the sound this
morning because Of the dense fog.
The Alaska steamship Northwestern,
which was supposed 10 have gone 90
the assistance OF the Tees. reported
10 her owners today but did not mem
slon the Tees. and Il u supposed she
was unable 20 enter ituyquot sound.
The cessation OF tho distress calls
from the Tees Ia accounted for By the
flooding OF tho engine room and the
stopping Of the dynamos. II the pas
senRers and crew were forced to take
to the boats they easily could have
reached shore.
The striking Of the Tees probably
was due 10 the fog. The sen remains
calm.
The relief vessels may be held up
BY the f0e for many hours.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
SKEE SLIDE BEST
IN COUNTRY
stoughton Wisconsin Expends
$4,000 in Effort to Improve
Its Present Facilities for
Big Northern Sport.

tnt mssniag ksernfa a. ~ f.saaed Wirsy
Stpuehton, Wis, Nov. SO.--In an
efiurt 20 make The local slide tho
beat IN tho country the members OF
the nteunhion Hkee club have en-
pended $4,000 In improvements. and
II N now expected that the old rtc-
ORD viii 10 when the foremost iampr
Nfs n the country compete IN the biz
tsnfnoy which Il mow being planned
Ia be held close tn tho time Of the
national tournament IN Chicago. No
dcflnIse date has yet been sct
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
UNKNOWN VESSEL
PER|SHED IN BIG
LAKE STORM
Marine Men Believe That the
wreckage Scattered Along
Water Frcnt is From Ship
That Went Down in Gale.

sny EsesinH rfsssss a. =. A.sssef wfsss
seuit ste, Marie, Mich. Nov. So
That some vessel was lost IN the heree
storm OF Tuesday en- Lake superior Is
the theory % marine men here from
the reports OF wrcckage OF vermll-
lion point. The steamers wipon and
Mueller arrived last nlght and report
cd passing through large quantities OF
short timber. some think the Jay
Gould - the unfortunate steamer.
The Gould Ia said 10 have had a cargo
OF short lumber and has not yet been
reported.
n reports are confirmed u win add
another boat 10 the long iist whieh
has found resting place IN that sec
tion known as the Graveyard OF the
Lakes" for In the neIshborhood Of
whitensh and vermiiiIon more beats
have been iost than any other place
ON the lakes.
The steamer Rochester of the West
Transit Line has arrived here encased
In Ice. she showed the marks OF q
rough trip down the lake in the storm
of Tuesday. Captain T.. Murray said;
we were tcnHed about by the fierce
wind for twenly-four hours and In the
binding snow we could see nothing.
Our cargo OF rails was smashed by
the heavy seas. The cabin windows
we're broken and the water poured In.
Tire forward water tenk was torn from
lite fasteninss and washed away. Our
cargo which consisted mostly OF flour
was damaged By water"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
rooTBALL SCORES

Final; Carlisle ~; Browu O.
Lansing. Mich. Nov. a0.-Finai'
Michigan Agricultural College. III
Wabash. 9.
AZ cinclnnati Ohio State. n; Uni
vefeliy % cincinnnll. 6.
A. Annapolis; Naval Academy
fourth cIAs. ae: Mlllefsville. PA.
Academy. o.
Al Cleveland; Western Reserve. S
cast. o.
philadelphia, Nov. a0.--Thlrd per
iod; rennsyivapla. AZ; Cnrnnll. o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
NJ 'NAMARA JURORS
TAKE AUTO RIDE
AND WILL GO TO
THE THEATRE
Men Imprisoned Because
They Must Try Difficult
Case Enjoy Day As Much As
is Possible
PRIVATE DINNER OF
TURKEY IS SERVED

tny Eveaing Hersfa 4. y. seases Wtret
Los Angeles. Cal, Nov ao.---Thla
was holiday IN the Mcnamara muir
der trial The Jurors ANA talcsmen
had as enioYable "a Thanksgiving as
any one Kept away from home. They
had a long automobile ride through
orange groves and along the ocean
shore Their dinner came In mid
afternoon AZ the private rooms where
their meals are served. This evening
they will attend q thcater.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
FOOTBALL SEASON
ENDS TODAY IN
GAME WITH
ARIZONA
Prof. Conwell Premises a Din
ner at the Alvarado to Ev-
cry Man Who Makes u
Touchdown for U. N. M.
CHANCES GOOD FOR
VARSITY TO WIN

In rather more than an hours space
tL.. afternoon at Traction park. will
G, me the elimination OF weeks and
months OF body bruIslng. soul smash
Ing. self sacrificing hard work on the
part of the university foot ball team,
when the aggregation meets the team
from the University OF ARIZONA In the
last game OF the seaaon. The contest
will decide for all time the ownernhip
OF the Bryan trophy. which the Ari-
zonans with true sportsmanship set up
TO be played for this year. after the
local team had practically forfeited Il
last year.
But there viii be more than a silver
trophy at stake between the two uni
verslties. There will be the cham
plonsaip Of two states
This day. three years ago, the Uni
versity Of Arizona came TO Albuquer-
cue for the first time. bringing with
them three OF the members OF the
present team. Poor judgment on the
part OF the New Mexico quarterback
allowed them 10 win. A year later,
the local boys won easily from the
university OF the sister state. playing
at Tucson. Last year. the university
suffered the disoanding OF its team b.
those incrutable powers that ruic COLI
lege life. and II was then believed they
had lost their chance at the cup pre-
scented by william jennings Bryan for
the team winning two 0at OF three
games In the interstate contest. This
year. owing TO the sliorismanship OF
the Arlxonans. the cup In again at
stake In Albuquereue.
The weather is iust right for foot
hall today. and II IL expected a great
crowd will attend. Mrn whom no one
! would ever suspect "a cherishing a
secret drop of sportipw blood we're
heard this mcrning anxicusiy inquir-
Ing about the game. the alleged ultra
husklness OF the Avlxonlans. the Grip
pies on the Varsity team and a hun
drcd other things regarding the game.
The ncld has been put into first class
condition for the game. all the clink-
ers hauled on BY the baseball siends
have been removed. the bieachera have
been changed NO that they overlook a
dry place for the field. and the srEd-
iron itself wired on 20 prevent intrus
sion. No one will be- allowed inside
the wires except players. ofiicials and
newspapermen.
The lineup 10 as followss
New Mexico. Position. Arizona
woodbridge right end Rolfe (capt.)
0laddlng. -. right tackie.. Merritt
Hunter or. right guard. :. Thorps
| Litreas.
Mudgett 49,. center -. ..... Bird
Proocrt ..... left guard 49,. Barrett
strome ..... left tackle. Bsichta
Carlisle -. left end -. .Mnnd'
HIN ...,.... ,quarter. ...s.s. rigs
CElkins -. right half ..... Roiictt
Hamilton tcapt) left half McEiroy OF
In Touretss
Arens .. .fuii back 49,. Taylor ol
Underhiil
Substitutes for New Mexico lsoldt
Armijo. I.embke. Walker Dewolf.
Referee--Johnson Virginia Poly
technlc.
Umpirc--Aiton, Minnesota.
Field Judge---Hamilton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
ANDREW o'HARA rs
DEAD AT SPRINGFIELD

~ Nvealnn HsFale a. =. Aoaee1 Wskel
Springfield. Mo, Nor, 3O,s~~ ~Andrew
Uffhra, superintendent OF the east
efn division OF the u. I.ouin A San
Francinco railroad Is dead here o.
heart disease. He started IN the
service OF the railsoad O. mny IN
iak6 and had been with & contlnn.
nusiY since. The body ~Iu b. taken
10 Marion. ohio. for burial.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
CHINESE THANKFUL
ALLEE SAMEE
0rientals at Los Angeles Take
Part in Festivities of Day
and Hold Services in Their
Churches.
tBy EvsulaE Herald a. ,. Lsassa wirsl

Los Angeles. cal. NOV. 5o.--Chi-
nese celebrated Thanksgiving here
today. While but few Of them ate
turkey. they observed the day IN the
temples and gave thanks 20 many
gods Tor luck ln the pr,scnt war, A
large consignment OF the battle flags
0f the reform army was used TO dec
crate the Oriental quarter. Children
carried war banners through the
streets.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
A RABBIT HUNTER
SHOT DEARS
Hs rgrcsg az F9eeing Animal and
Charge Took l1ness In iowcf IAashs
of slx xounG Ladies' standing on
tIse Front Porch.

my us<nIan rssrssa 4. r. E-tasss wtss,
MeI.outh. kan. Nov. 10,--Whilc
hunting rabbits on hla f,rm near
here John GLENN accidentally ghot
nIx young women who were standing
on the front porch OF hia home. A
rabbit ran around the house and
clemm Hired at Il with shotgun.
ne missed she rabbit bat the shot
struck the younE women. an ~ whom
were wounded In the lower Limbs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
It is Believed in Influential
Quarters That the United
States, England and Japan
Will Enter China Soon.
Great Britain is Also Involved
in Persian Situation to
Such An Extent She Will
Undergo a Settlement There

tBy Evsrinn Hesaia A. =. LEASED wiss)
Toxic. Nov. 30.--It is believed ln
influential quarters here that sho
stage has already been reached In
the situation In China for mediation
by the powers.
The opinion prevails that Japan.
England and the United states viii
take concerted action for restoring
peace in China.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
tBy zvsniss Bssssa A. y. Leased wIrs,

fuy Evsnian Bsraid A. ?. Leased Wlrst
Kansas City, Mo. Nov. 3o.--As the
result of Ras explosion today a
flve-etory building Ia the heart Of the
downtown district was destroyed and
for a time an entire business block
wns threatened. Two floors OF the
burned building were occupied bx a
pool hall and howiine alley owned by
John king, the famous baseball
catcher Tho loss was about $780,
600.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
PACKING PLANT is
ENDANGERED BY FIRE
smoke HOUSE ~ M0Fris and Company
la 80. Louis in Flames But Work-
nien aucoccd Ia Eacnplng.


EaFt 81 LoulE, m, Nov 3O.-~Fire
broke out In the smoke house OF Nor
sis and company near tho national
stockyards today and for tlma
Threatened TO spread 10 other build
insn one hundred mon escaped safe
~ from tho burnlng structure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30
KANSAS CITY HAS
A SEVERE FIRE

Gsas Explosion Fairly To-day Results
In Dss-truetl"n of Five story lsuiId-
ing on Which Killing Had Pool
Hall.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-30

Substitutes for New Mexico Boldt,
Armijo. I.embke. walker Dewolf.
Referee--Johnson, Virginia Poly
technlc.
Umpirc--Aiton. Minnesota.
Field Judge--Hamiiton
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-08
Jn(anO ge(eQrap6
4ngebIi4sr Raubgei.le.

QngebIiher Raubgefelk.
plainespilIs, g., 7. Sept.
Gin llnbesannier. Der fin Grdn, Gapis
BON pittsburg nannie. ipuros bier uns
ter Der 4ni!nse Der 3usbaanbuHg sis
mm 5risoensriHisr porsefibrt unb an
Die 0robgeihlporsntn peripieisn. 9d4
pis folI am Wiitpo6 mit .inem Gss
noHsn in eintH JrahttpagsoH zines
3agss Der Hidel plaie Balm stnsss
bruns.n unb bort NIT porsstoIientm
Repolper 8 Verionen um MsribIohsn
i'm 6slamntperthe BON $50 bsraubt
hobtn.
eoll.n bsportirt psrb.n.
GrsmoHt, Hebr.. Z. Sept. Jos
f.pb gros. Der ang.blih In g0bmsn
cine syrau unb bier Rinber i'm Stit
litb unb nit elmer geniHsn Wnris
Meib nah ameritd burhbrnnnts,
,rurbe bier NIT Der Druu bon Hunbss-
h<iettirS peshnf.si. DE teiesn usretn
Dspestsst usrSsu.
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q dliifs nadirihten.

Rem Yort, Z. Sept. Qtu9st.:
ngampauslIo" BON Rotterbam; .Qme.
rita" Dpu Rotteroam; gmaurstania~
bon 2iperppoI.
2lbgeg.: r9a qrppence" naa !0aprs;
rabriatic" mad 2inerpppI; .Banuoa
mia" nad ReapeI; e. j. Sietgeu"
mad aopenbageu.
2iperpool. Gugst.: .GurpRia-
bon Stem gort.
Guebee. GHgst.: .1snniiiun"
oon 2iDerppel.
8enua. Qbgeg.: rqrincipe St
qiemonte" mad gtep gort.
goiton. 2luset.: yRomartic" Don
@enua.
aueenstonu. 2lbg.: n6aoer.
fDrb" mad gbilaoeIpbia; .maiefttc~
nad 9etp gort.
aotterbam. m. 2tnget.: ,gtisulp
amiteroam" bon g}ep gort.
Qntperpen. 4bg.: vW2anis
ttc.: nah philadelphia.
gberbourg. 4bg.: .seronprin.
8eiIin gecilie" rod Rem gort.
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gn6 in gslsisn finben 2.6ensmistels
Hranaae iiait,
,W ono atfa" augebfid IN
Epanteu asfunDer.

~ - AH -"
Spanien gefunoen.
Wabrib, 7. Sspi. 9i. 3situns
.Gfpann 2ibre" iust, bob in Econ
slusi 4uslGnoer ptrhafiet poroeH
ieien. bic einsn Forb trugen, Der cine
.Wuna aiia4 entbitlt. Die Wdnner
prptsitirten gsgen ibre gsrbaiiung
unn bebauptetsn, oab oas Bib nur
cine aopie bon aeonnroo ou 9iuci's
qsiiohierem WsiI'srirert lei, bic iis
nah goimbro. no he pobnten. briHs
Gsn ipolItsu.
Cine 9spe'dhs aus ason Iugt. oab
bic 3rei M6nnsr bemer.t tporoeH. fuis
iit Dor Der 9hiir zines gditbduiss,
bas AN Der Staoigrenss eeIeeen tn.
ejep1d aus sinsm 4utomobtl hoIieu.
Sin srobss Bib srregts bic aufmsris
Jamieit siHss Tnteftsbenoen. Der.
Arh eine Gsffnuns in bsrllmbIuung
blsf,nn, gloubis, bas porirdt Der
.Wsono aiia@ su srtsnnen. Gr benafs
ri6tigte iofort bic gehoroen. bic tsins
3stt uerf1umtsr, bic m6nnsr gu p,r'
taittn nno eas Bib gu bsIhlass
! SSmsn.
Die btiben M1nnsr eabsH lire Na'
msn nls SeHrp garbuiis uno Sstsuier
On. Die golissi perpeigsrt abiolut
iebs QustuHfi
Grei 9piatiter peruns
gludt.
W iib lhauien, glfdb, Z. Sep
Der IangsH giite pon Wslnnern, ti,
in oisism Sabre BET 4eropldnuRfdlt
len tbr g,tsn osrloren babtH, iinb nre
lrtiisre RameH hin5u3ufiio.n.
gentnaRt WeumnHn, Elm Wlili.dgi
Msiaiiter. lpoIte am Gonnsritag Mosl
otn mf eiHem gaHasier. sinan 5rrni
sofen, NamsRs gsconte. mad Sirabl
burg fIiessH. Ter QsropIan mar absl
icum Is M,ilsn nett gsfloeen, al
Der GaIolintsbdlt.r srplooirts Til
Tsionnation, bic ourh bic Grploficr
rtruriaft tpuros, mar mehrtre Weilsr
nett borbar.
Die Mai6ins ii,i BEL gilsbeim oul
elmer 60bt bon 90 GuB h,rab uni
beintn Ariaiiisrn ipuresH bic S6db:
serIhmsiisrt. Shrs a0rptr pisisn aud
fMr6tbore Grnnbrunosn auf.
qeuinnnt RsumaHn iolitt in nGtiisl
Mo6e aIs Wilitdrs9ipiatissr an Der
NrmetsW sWan6pern in gnotH tbeilnsh,
rtn. Der Gransois Sstonis mar Snl
iirniteur an Der aDiatiisrIhu!e II
, Miiblhauien.
J Gofs su bsrisltsn 3tit. in Der R,u
mann unb gseonis ouf bieisr Ssits bti
Nheins inns Qshtn tGmen, itiirste &c
Narlsrubt in Hceen Der aoiatilsl
poul ,3slge ipdbrtnb einss Gluass al
Muh sr erliit sinen Sh1beltrudt, Del
fsinsn bnlbisfn lob sur goIge bate
WaIbbrdnoe.
9ern, S9tpei3, 7. Sept. --an bsl
Giibisits Der 11nnsr Ssts piitb:t Iei
nht lossn Elm furdibartr Waiobrdno
Der ctIer gsmiibungtn Der WspHlse'
runa. Der Jlamrnen 6err 3u fp:rben
] Tpotiei. Der miitelpunt. Dss Bran
/ bes Iieat tei Gimmenfiuh.
Die 1rodsnbsit Der lssten moher
unD Der b.rrIhenbe Wino !tiften BEN
nefrdbiaen Clement duf iebe Meif,
! NcrfMub. Ter 4nblid bes rieIissr
/ s5lnmmtnmesrss III bsicnbers in bfl
I Wa&t ssm anesstn llfss esS &st1 aul
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-08

te, um nit bem Grl0s su ietnen Gl.
tern IN Stbaca, q. s., 3urittebren 8u
t0nnen. IS ieten 10 DieLe 4er8te in
Ylttsburg, paB es ibm unm0alih qea
ipefen, ietnen Geben5unterbaIt su ers
tperben. Der 4nqefIagte gruoutrte Inn
Sabre 1910 in Gbicugo, 6otte 8 Ulos
nate lang eine Sffice in qttts6urq qea
1dlten unb Ddbren0 0teier gau3eu 3eit
$4 etngenommen.
Der &ontratt fir etueu
Damn bergeben.
GDdnssDtIIe, Suo., T. Sept.
Der 9ontratt fir bic a0nitruttton beg
0amme5 Ro 48 i'm G6toz9Flub, Der
ieh8 Wtetlen unter6alb Don 6enber1ou,
Sp., gebaut perDen 7ou, ift am DDus
neritug in 2ouisbiQe, 3n., an cine
&onftrutttOns Sompagnie BON bier fir
81 100000 Oergeben norben. IS III
oies Der gr0Bte Damn Der big febt in
oem aQgemeinen 6luBper6e1erunQsz
plan IN an8riff genOmmen moroen 1T.
W&tt ben 9Irbejteu ntrb innerbQlb BON
30 5dgen begonnen nerben. sic pers
ben flint Sabre in 2niprut ne1men.
pr iibent 8eorge !. 8aer
bes 8ertaufs fhIe6ter
Gter angetlugt.
y biIa beIp6ia. ga, T. Sept.
4uf 8eranIafung bon 6QrrD y. Gdis
! 'top. Spe3ialagent pes 0a6ruuasmits
| tel=0epartement5 bes Stuates genus
| lplpunien, lDurOe am 8onneritaq Dem
yrditDenten Der ReaOin9 81. ST. g.,
George +. 9aer, Der erit am Ea1e
porher Don Guropu 3urUtQetebrt il,
etne 8orlaoung 3ugeitellt, ber3ufolQe er
Dor etnem 5rteDensrtbter erIdeiner
un0 duf Die Vintage outporten ioQ,
thlefte Gter Dertauft gu baben.
8a5 Observation-Disclosures
tement be6auptet, buB bic Gtfenbabus
Sompa9nte per0orbene Gier Dertauft,
bic an ben Jradtb0fen ni5t obqebolt
neroen gs DurDe beihIoiieu eineu
probefau anbdn9ig gu MAIDEN.
BON BEN 9DrHeru feines
Stiers burhbo6rt.
! QeaboilIe, Col, Z. Sept. 2ln4
tome SnoerIon, Elm gerqmunn, batte
ppr Sa6resfriit eineu iuugen Stier,
iiber ben er iih gedrgert, fur6tbur
mtbban0elt. Das Sbier Bate oies
nttt oergeiIen, uno als 2(noerIon IS
! gtittDD6 CUR grdrte fijbren m0ute,
| burtbDbrte es i'm nit ieinen 6Drneru.
Gine groBe WleniteHmerge, pelde fi1
angefaUmeIt bate, pputs ben 5tier
tooten, pogegsH 5rau 2lnoerTpn aber
| Proteit etnleqte. sic trQt unerIhrodeu
auf bas Ihter 81 uHo le8te ibre 6dno
auf ietnen 8Opf pbne bab Der Stier
audi nur Die abiiht an ben 2ag qelegt
bate, bic 5rau an5ugreifer.
i unoOrit6ttgteit fUBrt
!: 3 Sob berbet.
4 Gbtcago,7 Sept. Die 65id6s
rige 5rau Grace Deber, uel6e etH
: 8anb an ibren llntertleibern ntdt
! IOIen Oermotte, beriu6te basTel6e nit
etnem 3iiH0bDl3hen bura8ubreuneu.
, S6re 8Ieiber gertetbeu babel in 9rano
uno Die llrgliidIite puroe t6btlin pers
J lsBt.
Morb Ober SeIbItmorb?
Rep gOrt, 7. Sept. Die 2etds
ton 5rau Goparo 6art, elmer ebetnaIis
GEN Sdn3ertu, oeren 9u6nenname
Srene 5art mar, tpuroe am Dounersz
.as nit bier ShuBpunoen i'm R0rper
cuf9efunoer. Sin 9eDoIper Lug ueben
thr 5art, Der bic goli3ei 6ena6ri9s
tigte, bebouptet, oaB iida feline Fruu
Ielbit get0otet babe, er lpuroe a6er pbue
S8eitsrss perbaftet.
Qn Dem gfepoIner iiuo Tingerab-
! bride 81 iebsn unb oas Detettip. .gua
reau hofft bur6 iie feftiteLleu gu t0H-
nen, ob Die 5rau ermproet porben iIt
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Wetterberi6t,

sir Obio, Snbiona unb Sflis
1lois: Tribes Wstter am Jreitag uno
Somitas; fiiblsr dIn 5reitus i'm mite
lersn uno fiiOIiden 1beil; norooitIide
minbe.
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Nus ber Snftruttipns.
itunbe.
Il u u D {.

vDas 1T oas 5aupterioroernis, bas
NIT SemaRo nit militariIcheu @breu
besroben tperoe."
Beirut: .Cab CT tset iitI"
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MuslanD. Selegrapb
,,Youa STA"
Sas ans benz sOupre 81 Yaris
seitObIene Wciitcrwerf Geo.
>WaroD ba Vinci's
Muge6iim Ia Econ, Zpanien,

.
Sm 9sis bon atpei 5rnuscisn gee
funoen.
-
Grei Gpiaiitsr, stp.i in Glfdb unh
elmer in gaben am 9onneritdg
ums gebsn sstommen.
-
Gurhtbure WaIbbrdnos am 5burner
Sss uHb in. .GeutialaRb.
Die WiiiIioHGre In Der htnslnhsn
prcpin3 SsehueH
-
5absn pom 1isstonis ben Rdth .rhals
ten, 5ia in Die sroben Ssdbts
su begeben.
~
9ds fransOfi6e anbinet trifft Drag
rsssIn sur einceruns Der
aheusrung.
~
qn1 In gslsien finoen Qe6ensmisiels
Il. s.~4
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Goppslmorb in peunipIDaujsu.

Die ssiuhts 9suts aber ben Us0roeru
entgangen.
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am fterbum, z. Sept. Die hoIs
ldnbiihsn ReIerpiiten tperDen fpeitsre
% 5ass bel ben 5abnen ge9alten uno
in Der Roroi.e finbsn iest Jlottsnmas
n6per Itatt. Giefs militdriIfe 4ttiDt'
tat itsbt nit Der geiorsnib pegsn Der
rtarottp- llntsrbanotuneeH in 9er5in'
hung.
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Gurttbure Walbbrdnos am 9hurHsr
Sse uHp in Teutlhlunb.
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Die WliiionGre In Der hintiiiaen
prcpin3 SseHuen
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-10-27
Fail To Make Connections

The Raweis, which were to appear
here Wednesday night as the first num-
Der of the lecture course for the win
ter, failed to make connections at
Junction City, which was on their
route mapped out for them to travel
between Merrill and Ladysmith. Word
from them states the timetable had
been changed so connections could not
be made that way which was found out
too late. However the local committee
wishes to announce that they will have
the full number of entertainments and
if the same company cannot be secured
for later date one of equal or higher
reputation will be secured sometime
during the season.
In regard to the tickets those having
their seats reserved may keep the
same seat for the next number, the
lecture by DR.. Edwin w. Lanham,
which will be here Monday, Nov. 13.
Those having single admission tickets
can get the money back at place of
purchase.