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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25
30 if. BOzUeLS

BIGGEST organ of the body-the
bowels-ard the most important
It's got to be looked after-neglecf
means suffering and years OF
misery. C A S CA r E rs help
nature keep every part of your
bowels clean and strengthen
they act right-means health TO
your whole body. s11
cAScARETS ROC box for weeks treat
ment An druggists biggest seller IN
The world - Million boxes q MONTH
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

DON'T SPOIL YOUR CLOTHES.
Use Red Cross Ball Blue and keep them
white as snow. All grocers, DC a package
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

Her savings are the saving of many
q business girl
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25
PROOF POSITIVE.

He-Oh, yes; write verse occasion
ally-but 1 tear it all up as soon as
I write it.
She-Ah! 1 knew you were clever.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

signature sps &c of HAzENI
In Use For Over 80 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25
roportant to Motners

Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that it
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

every b o d y
knows by this time that
there is a standing offer OF
$500 in cash for the man,
woman, boy or girl who
finds the nest of a wild pig
con (ectopistes migrator1-
us), otherwise known as
the passenger pigeon, and
finds with 1t the nesting
hI-dr In nrdor IN get the
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

for weeks treat
Biggest seller in
boxes . month
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1911-03-25

CASCARETS roc a boz
nent. All druggists
the world - Million
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
PROPOSALS..

Sealed bids Will be received by the
undersigned until 50 /. NJ. septem
Der II, 1911, for the purchase OF the
franc hise proposed to be granted under
the following draft or an Ordinance
for the purpose Of supplying gas for
ll1ht4n6- heating and power 10 the
Town OF Highland Park or the resi-
dents thereof. said bids TO be opened
by Tho Council In open session In the
Public school Building the hour and
date above mentioned. All bids must
be accompanied by certified check
payable 10 the Treasurer Of the Town
Of Highland Park for the sum OF one
thousand dollars $4,000.
The right is reserved 10 reject any
or e.. bids.
E. N. MCCLURE.
Mayor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
DAMAGE To BOATS
NOT So SERIOUS

asfffSdTt,S. Sept 5H7'---7s :, offf-
cial report received to-day at the
Navy Department from the Charles
ton. s. C., navy yard indicates that
the damage to the six torpedo boats
and one submarine. as q result of the
recent hurricane, was slight. They
can be repaired for about $4,000,
The report says that the six tor
pedo boats we're picked up bodily by
tho storm and lifted 10 a. mud fiat.
For time il looked as ii the SIX
vessels would be total wrecks All OF
the vessels are now high and dry on
shore. 1t Will be necessary to under
mine the boats and dig canals for
them from their resting place TO the
bay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
KAISER REVIEWS
GERMAN WARSHIPS

KEEL, GERMANY. Sept. Elm
peror William, on board the impe-
rial yacht Hohen,ollern, reviewed
the large German naval fleet here to-
day. There were ninety-nine fighting
ships in line, exclusive OF torpedo
boats. destroyers and submarines
After reviewing the fleet the EN-
peror transferred his flag 10 the
Deutschland, which vessel then head
ed the procession to sea, where the
annual maneuvers were held.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06

AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR
THE GRANTING BY THE TOWN OF
HIGHLAND PARK, VIRGINIA. TO a
PERSON OR CORPORATION TO BE
ASCERTAINED IN THE MODE
PRESCRIBED by LAW. THE
RIGHT, PRIVILEGE AND FRAN
CHfSE TO CONSTRUCT AND CPER-
ATE, LOCATE. Lay. EXTEND AND
MAINTAIN GAS MAINS, PIPES,
POSTS AND OTHER APPLIANCES
AND FIXTURES IN, UNDER AND
ALONG THE ROADS, STREETS
AVENUES, LANES AND ALLEYS OF
THE SAID TOWN, AND TO CON
Meet THE SAME WITH PUBLIC
AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS FOR
THE DISTRIBUTION. SALE AND
USE OF GAS IN SAID TOWN.
BE 1T ORDAINED By THE COUNCIL
OF THE TOWN OF HIGHLAND
PARK:
First. That there shall be granted
in the mode prescribed by law. the
rights, privileges and franchise in, UNI
der and along roads streets, avenues.
lanes and alleys of the Town OF High
land Park as embodied Is the following
draft Of an ordinance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
AN ORDINANCE

To grant tho right. privilege ana
franchise to -------~-----, to construct
and operate, locate, lay. extend and
maintain gas mains. pipes. posts and
other appliances and fixtures in. UNI
1er and along tho roads, streets, ave-
nues. lanes and alleys OF the Town OF
Highland PARK, Virginia, and to con-
meet the same with the public and
private buildings for the distribution,
sale and usa of gas In said Town. and
prescribing penalty for violation
thereof.
BE it ordained by the Council of the
Town of Highland Park;
/. That the right, privilege and fran
chise is hereby granted TO -----.
to construct and operate, locate, lay,
extend and maintain suitable mains.
pipes, posts and other appliances ana
fiXtures in under and along the roads
streets, avenues, lanes and alleys OF
said Town necessary for the distrEbu-
ton, sale and use Qf gas for iuumina-
tlon, fuel or power, either or all anu
for that purpose may open, dlg up and
eXcaVate the said roads, streets, ave-
nues, lanes and alleys, and as well as
for the purpose Of relaying, repairing,
tapping and extending the SAID mains
and pipes In order TO make connections
with public and private buildings and
street llghtsl subject 10 the conditions
hereinafter contained.
q That all such mains. pipes, posts
and othor Appliances aud fiNtures
shall be- located, laid and erected sub
1ect to the supervision and approval OF
the Committee ON Streets OF the Coun-
Gil of said Town. provided that when
ever such mains, pipes. posts or other
appliances and fixtures shall have been
located, laid or erected the road. street.
avenue, lane or alley, or such portion
thereof as may have been disturbed or
used for such purpose. shall within
thirty days from completion OF work
In any block and subject to the super
vision and approval OF said Committee
on Streets, be repaired and restored
to its former condition by. and at the
cost and expense of said ------------------
and also subject 70 such reasonable
regulations, restrictions and penalties
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
SCHIMANGK MAY BE
COUNT DE PASSY

BERLIN, Sept. s.~-The police here
believe that Max Schimangk, the fake
American army officer. who broke tail
a few weeks ago at Hebron, is the
Count De Passy. who, posing nv an
army officer and member OF the
staff of Governor Charles E. s. Os-
borne. Of Michigan, married a Swed-
ish girl In the City Hall at New York
on August 80. The police think Schi-
mangk had confederates inside az wei
as outside OF the Jail. and his chief
accomplish is believed To be Leila
Frances Allendorf. with whom he fled
70 England and then to New York
The girl accomplice is thought to
have been the girl he married.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
OLDDE LESSEPS ENGINE
GOING TO CHICAGO

WASHINGTON. Sept, s.-The De
r4esseps engine and the old French
machinery on the Panama Canal may
be brought to Chicago. The Chicago
House -Nfecktng Company IS the
highest bidder for the junk, under
bids opened at the War Department
to-day, at $215,000. The contract has
not been awarded. hut 1t Is expected
the bid OF the Chicago company will
be accepted. What use Is to be made
Of the Junk Is not known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06

Charles Wise was before Justice
Crutchfeld yesterday morning on the
charge Of beating Ben Arenstein. The
evidence developed the fact that
Arenstein had insnIlted Wise's wife.
and the husband had threshed him
accordingly.
Justice Crutchfield said. In dispos-
1nx Of the case, that any man had
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
Attention, Labor Men!

him7 Read him record:
Senate he voted against the employers liability bill
vigorously fought by the railroads He Claims
the record does not show it. and
provisions had already been incorporated the
constitution bill absolutely opposition the session
of 1902.
Convention he did speak he did not
he did this most important measure
candidate for office and while he EDI
TOR and of and while the labor were
Virginia Legislature for recognition
he his enmy organized labor by the following vicious
editorial written published while the bill pending iii the
Legislature to establish the Bureau of Labor:
The Iynchburg News January II, 1898.
GARTER GLASS OWNER AND EDITOR"
labor in under consideration IN
the Legislature and will probably be passed It's only benefcaries
will be who will draw the salaries attached it. Virginia
benefit than Virginia
Agricultural Railroad but will
the expenditures though decrease them that the
Of the Legislature elected Alexandra Gazette
Exactly proposed spirit of miserable demagogy
Gomperize Virginia by creating inpeinent nong official
salary NEEDLE with other peoples business The
Legislature who such vicious
consigned oblivion by their constituents has been
the boast the South that such professional aaors Sam
and Terence Poderl
section will day Virginia enough
in her legislative halls dret that boast
this State The cotton and WOODEN mill industries being
broken to-day because of restrictive legislation enacted
the demand of high saaed walking delegates of the Gompe type
mills South hoshng
Of freedom deteibe interference.
before Virginia the only Southern State that has restrictive
ALL and consequently the only
increasing In cotton mills Instead Of repeating the gs
ton have order to enable mills with the mills
laws We sincerely hope and confidently predict that
Tyler will have the good
of this proposed Bureau Of Labor should
Assembly-carter Glass the Editor wrote the above
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
Listen! Look!

We still have some choice fats and
houses on Grove, Park Grace and
Franklin. They are going, however.
Get busy.
n. W. BOWIE SON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
ron. RENT.

Centrally located house : West Clay
twelve rooms Suitable for boarding
house.
n W BOWIE & con.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06

ZOE acres, three miles from railroad;
orchard, stable, tobacco barn, etc. The
price Is only SITS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06

100 acres in Cumberland county;
frame house eve fsities OF courthouse
All for Ssz5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06

zoe acres, three miles from raiiroa
station; brick house. beautiful oak
grove, level lots good land; tobacco
barn and other buildings, Price. $4,000.
This IS Sess-thaa tae house Is worth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06

We have any amount Of money to
loan on real estate. Negotiated quick
!y and at moderate charges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
FOR RENT.

MAIN STREET STORE.
Choicest location. % 1913. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
DOUGLAS Z. TAYLOR
Renter Of Zeal Estate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06

sf2 EAST GRACE STREET
First fat ten rorns. al modern con-
veniencss. heat furnish ed. Fed uced
rental
n " pryNw & SON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
OR RE VT.
FOR NE T.
Z ark Avenue Dwelling
FOR RENT.

New Nine-room house vapor heat
two baths Possnsstan. AZ toNsr s z85e
West" Grace street. See
y. W HOMr 4 SON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-06
FOR RENT.
4O4 N. Robinson St.
TO LET.

six rooms. bath. etc; new. with all
conveniepces. $500 per month.
J A. CONNOLLY e co.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-11-05
4edltsaniuaIt eridjpiien.
g}efu QrIenns. 1. Wot1.


Cigar g. 6orrar, Sr., Sobn oes
friiberen Br1iioenten Der nslnlerican
@ar 4iiociation", tpuroe ON Der 8e-
itllton uno Magnolia StraBe bon
5lpei unbefannteu 9trnBenr1ubern
erId)oiien. Die Sb1ter entfamer.
Serr Garrar mar auf benz @ege nad
Ieinern gureaii, als Elm Radbar ibm
iagte, ooB sipei W1nner, Die an elmer
gegeniiberliegenoen StraBenede itan-
ben, tpabriheinlid Die @inbre6er
fparen, bic am porbergegansenen Sag
oem 5arrari ben Saiiie einen 8eiu6
obitatteten.
sSarrar tuollte Die Wdnner perfoI.
gen, oils elmer bon ibnen einen &eool.
Der aog rrlo feiierte. Jarrnr ianf
toot nieoer. Die beioen M1nner flo.
ben. Sic fpuroen nergebIid BON Ell
ne an3abl 8iirgern perfolgt, oenen
fid GoIi8iiten 5n Sub unb 5u 9feroe
algeidIo'ien hatten. ssarrnr NOR
Elm 9raouirter Der lfniberIitdt bon
8ireinien unr mar felt iiber 10 Sab.
rem 9lopofat in geep Orleans.
9teip Orleans, Sa.. 1. 9too.
geaf ettpa sDeiitiinoiger 8eriol.
gnng tuurben oie beioen Mdnner,
tueIhe Ocn Gedtsanipalt sSarrdr er.
noroeteu. feitgenontmen. gs iino Die
@riioer 2eon uno 2ucien Canton.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-11-05
@rGiioent Saft trifft mad siurimona.
tiger Nbiueisnbeit iuieSer ia
&aibiHgtOu riu.
&siit aber iOfOrt Dieber.
Sedls 9ianber pliinSern sineH 3ns
Der &Od SsIanS sabn aus, MAIDEN
aber nur gerinse Sente.
Sdjmsae Irbeit.
saofbinaton. /. 9lop.

gSoibington 1. gton.
yeo6 elmer @bmeienbeit Don ldnger
dis Slpei Monaten troi Der Hr1iioent
Saft iuabreno oes 9lbeiios lpieoer in
Woibington ein. 99abreno oieler 3eit
bat 3errScft, Die Nbiteder nlitgered'
net, niebr als $4,000 MeiIen 8uriid
geIegt mo bat 26 Staoten ourhreiIt
Aber tros6em ser Braiioeut cine
|an5abI mihtige 3uiammeufiinite auf
Dem Yrogramm bat ullo audi nod
feine sSobresbotidait an Den &onereB
|nb5ufoiien bot,fpiro er norlaufig feline
Hube baben, un0 nod mabreno oes
slbenos reiite er mad 9een Yorf ab,
no er iriib Morgens eintrifft, nm lo'
sort an 8oro ser ,Mapflomer" Slt
geben Ino Die &epue iiber Die groBe
ShIadtibiiiiIotte i'm gteip yorter
Safen ab5unebmen. Sen ytetu Yort
gebt er mad Sot Springs, 8a., nm
lid bier Gage lang aus5uruheu.
Damn tritt er cine Heiie nab Ginciu.
|iiati ino onoere StGote IN 8entildp
|un0 Senneiiee an. gr miro Iaut Dem
Brogramm am II. gton. fpieoer in
@aibiugton eintreffen.
Ioraonto1un, 9. ga, l. 9sopenlber.
9r1iioent Gait un0 ieine @eieI-
ifaft langten bier BON 8ittsburg6
Ian, un an ser stmtseinIesung
non 5bonias 9. Sobees ais Grd-
|iibent Der llniueriitdt pnn 8eit
girainia tbeil5unebmen. Der Grd.
|lioeut ipuroe pon einem IusihuB
|uon 9iitglieoern Der 9orIen BON
Ueorgontorpn rmo 8eit Girginiu uno
oem @ouperneur @loBcod uno Jet.
nem Gtabe begriiBt uno mad Dem
Saule bon Or. @bite geleitet. no oas'
;Sriibitiid eingenonImeu tunroe
5pdter belt Serr Gait oann bon Der
greppe Der Wortin Sale cine SIN.
iprabe al Die Stuoenten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-11-05
Gnttdnidltc ganbitea.
W}enphis, Tenn, I. 93ob.

Sehs nasfirte Wdnner bielten ben
tpeitIih gebenoen 8aiiagier5ug yr.43
Ser God ssSsIano.9obn, Der uls 9lr.
fairlas-Rflab abonlnsGrpreB5ug befannt
lit, 5wiid)en @fenipbis uno Surlburt,
@rf., aui pliinoerten Die Boltidde uno
iprengten oen Siherbeitsihranf nit
iieben Observation-Disclosures aaObei
niht nur Die Sbiiren bes Sfranfes
peggeriiien puroen, ionoern Der 8a-
gen ielbit aud in Stiide ging.
Die 9anoiten beItiegen oen Bug,
oIs oieier BEL 9urlburt ieine 5abrt
perIanaiau,ie. G5ie idii6terten Die
2o' Jme.iuenmnmifaft nit Der 8affe
in Der Sano ein ln1o 3tpaneen oen
2ofonlotiof;ibrer, ben 3ug mebrere
Dteilen sl,riidoampfen 5u Iaiieu.
Damn wnroen Der GrpreB- iulO Der
8oitipMen BON oern3uge losgetuppeIt
iito cine Strede meter seiabren, tpo-
rouf Damn Die glusroubung Dor lih
eing. sSsnppiihen batten onoere Wit-
glie6er Der 2allbe ole ii6rige 3ug-
n1arnifoft uno oie @rpreBclerfs
ourd Ginidiihterlmg oo3lt gebra6t,
ooB iie iid riibie per6ielten.
Sobolo Die dbgetiippelten @agen
nnbielten, oing ieoer bee 5sSa5er oa.
ran, ieiren g6eil ser 9lrbeit aus3u.
fiibren. Gmer iantnlelte Die einge.
fhriebe,iea a}oitiohen elm, ip1brenO
ein onoerer ole Sprengung oes
5franfes norbereitete, urto nod on.
0ere @ahe bielten be. Der 3ugnlanns
id)aft uno ben 8aliagieren.
Die 81uber batten ben aroBeren
Ser bei6en Shranfe in Arbeit aenom.
men. 3nfdaig entbielt oieier Die min.
Der ipertbooiIen Bafete. sas Die
Sprengung erfoIgte, puroen oie
gS0iroe be- Gecqens 3ertriimruert uno
ole gan3e 8oroerieite oes Sdronfes
fpuroe berausgeriiien.
8eraoe in oieienl Moment fam cine
8angirlofomotiue in Sibt. Die fidl
nah Dem 3uge fpegen ieiner Der.
i2atlrng uniisben noIlte, un0 bic Rdu.
Der inften oas @eite, nofoem lic
etligit 8uiommengeraift batten, mas
ibueu inter ole 6dnoe fam. a,au
gIaitbt. 0oB lie nerbdltnibmGBia tue.
n:g er6euteter
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-11-05
Ter sabafstrnlt pOr 0sriat.
Nefp yorf, 81. Gftober

SSn ieiner 4ntlport i'm gunoes.
freisgeribt oui Die gugrifie aui Die
Heor9o ntioilSporihlasc Der 9lme-
.rican tobacco 50. nlodte Gelaucep
Hylicoa oen iatabb1ngigen Gabafiir.
men, ole eegen oieieu Rlan sur 9Iut.
loiung Der geitannten 8ompagnie
Rroteit erbobell, 0eft @orpuri, Dab
lie nerlubten, Die Americon Tobacco
SO. 5m perni1ten, un 0nnn iDr 81.
gentbum beim AuftionsDertani aui.
5uleien.
Jad Der aneabe BON Serrn gticon
iteIIten Die unabbongieen 8abof- uno
Observation-Disclosures 0ie iiA Dem er.
.cS5itten Blame iuioeriesten, cine
aontbinatiou oar, Die 5uIammen
@oare fiir $3.50, 100000 iabrlih UNI
leste gno Die iib III Oieier aneelesen-
belt 5uianmengetbon Inn oeineu
fleiuen &onfrrrenteE labm au legen. "
Serr 9eicoa grill oann Die General.
amud!te uon 8irgiltien, ben Garoli-
mas, aentiidp, 8isconfirl nno 9ietu
0ort ali, Die erifieuen spdren, I'M ge.
gen ben gluiloiitngsplan 3u opponi.
rem. sd babe iagen boren," er-
ffdrte er, 0bnB bieie Dldnner ii6 Ell
nen9iuf alsy yErllit5erItorer" fir flint.
tige 8ablfampngnen ihaiien ,pollen.
Ger Saupteinlunto gegcn ben Blan,
febte 9err 9tieoa Damn ipeiter auseill.
aoer, mare Der, ooB Die porgeihlngene
Organization Ia &ontpagnien Ifiiie,
oeren 9Iftien in ben 0dnoen oerielben
Rerionen mdren. uno Dab oies 9egen
oas @eies mare. sSn 9e5ug bieroui
jud]te er nit Sinlpeis oul gerihtlihe
@nti6eiouitgen 0en @erifnsboi 81
ifber3eugen, oaB Der Elan geIeslif
o0llig itattboft mare.
Serr glicoa erfl1rte, ooB Ser TrnIt
bel ieoem Shritt, oen err tI)dte, un
Elm abfommeu betreffs ReoraaniIi.
rung 5u er3ielen, auf ben 8ioeritano
oes @eleralnnpaltes itieBe, Der oar.
ouf beit1noe, Dab ben 2Iftieninbabern
oieier aompaguie otaIiiffe uno ra.
etfaie 9eoingungen deItellt piiroen,
Die ibnen enorme 2oIten altferlegten,
Ddhreno ibre Hedlte in ouBergeiuobns
Iiher Beiie beifrdnft tpiiroen.
sd fin0e in Dem 5bermanqeiee
feline 8ehtfertigung". iagte Serr
gtieoa, onreinen aIienteu ioIfe Stra.
fen oiii5uerlegen. ober mir baben lms
gefiigt. Sroboem treten Dor bieies
8eridlt proteitirenOe Barteien, Die
Die geiduloiguna erbeben, oab mir
|perinhen, oos @fies 5u iiHgeben."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-11-05
Cpfer bes ssasbipurts.
Sap'g 2anoina g. 81, |. gsoo..

Sap's Gambling ge. S, l. Non.
GonItant Steaman uno Sobn Yoit
tpuroen auf Der Sago getootet
uno @iliam Saropis mur0e per.
tuunoet, inoem ein sS1ger iie in
bem 0iorgennebeI fir Stride
bielt nno auf tie ihoB. glae
orei tparen @eihGftsIeute aus Yled.
iontpile. Ser Weann Der ben un-
eIiidli6en Srrtbart beging, lit elm
getpiiier CHARLES gtorcroB, ser in Der
Gabbaridaft nidt befannt lit. 9ie
Sirihiago lit mad oem 6eiese bon
9eip Seriep gerabe eroffnet. Seoer
sSdger oarf nnr einen Grid idieBen,
iino Die Soeo lit nur an ben Wfitt-
modem i'm 9eonerlber erlaubt. ssn.
foleeoeiien ipintriieIten Die @dloer
bon Saeern.
WiIliamsbpri, go, 1. Roo.
George @arner tuuroe auf Der
8aieniago bon ieiuem @e.leHen ssobn
San 3ufdIlig erihoiien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-11-05
0iurNaieriasr gssaer.
Stem Orleans, 1. geopclu

gteip Rrlean5, /. JtopelIper.
3pei 9oli5iiten ipuroen tootlih
Deripunoet iino mebrere nur0en Der.
Iest oiif einen Algiersfabrboot Don
einem unbetannten geeger, Der bon
pIoslicber Noroluit ergriiien mar.
als oas 9S1brboot ani Dem aIaiers.
nier onIegte, erihien Ter 9seqer aui
ged uno erflGrte, oaf er .einen mel.
Ben Wnnn toofen uiire," iuorouf er
3u fdlieBen Eegann. ,3mei 8oIisfIten.
@eorge 2. 8uiiea uno eSoiepb Ga
Cote, fpollten ibn 0aran bincern,
fuuroen aber nieoergeihoiien. 60.
fort muroe Der 9aeeer pon elmer Wlen-
fheumalie lintriiigt. "a Ser Dtoro.
bube irBipiihen ieine 9atronen per-
lhoilen hattie. beniiste er Sen aoIben
ieines 3euoloers ais @offe umo per.
Ieste bduit mehrere 2eute aus Der
i'm ,irnihIieBenoen Renge. 8ahreno.
oeiien uaren 9oli3iItes ongeIangt,
bic 0en gseger tooteten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-11-05
SutereiIaute GntidJeibnna.
Malbitpqton, 30. Oft

SalDtftgfom ~. Stt.
9as Sberbunoesgeridt bat eine
GntIdeioung dbgegeben, iuelhe an
oeutet. oaB in 3ufirnft Die 3fpiihen.
itontlide Sanoels- iuio gerfebrstom.
miiiiu.,. cine 8unoesbeboroe, aud
Die sSntiftionen onsiibelt iuiro, tpelhe
MN Den Itdatlifen Berfebrsfommi5.
iionen sliteben. Die @nti6eioi,ng
effldrt ndnnIih, ooB Die bon Der Bun.
oesregiernng oor9eihriebeuen Cider.
beitsfuppelnngen on allen g8ngen
on8ubriugen iino, tuelhe ouf 8abnen
fabren, Die Spiihenitaotlifen Der.
tebr beiorgen. Nen6et man oas in
Oieier GntIheiOung nieoergeIegtt
Brin3ip nuf anoere 1bnIdje sS1ae an,
10 ergibt lid, oob Die 3ipiihenItoat-
lihe @erfebr6fonmiliion fib in 3ii~
funft geiuanilie oHnoben bari, mel
de bisber oils rein itaatlide angeIe-
|geflbeiten betrhtet ipnr6en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-11-05
Bel ben Erim1rpablen in Cos Ange.
les lit Der SOsiaIiit Sob Sarriman
i'm %uriprnns.
5raasn asidlassebtnb.
Die iiolidlen @oaDeruenre empieblen
ben acknowledgement ScidDrGn.
funs Der arOSnftion.
@ittsI fir 9rsiserbG9ans.
Sos s[naeIes. Col. 81. Of.


lluooaitdnoige 9eridte aus 225
BON Den 243 9ablhe3irfen in Der
Staot geben ben loSiaIiitiiheu 8iir.
gernieiitersfanoioaten SOB Sarr:,
man 9,703 Stimmen, Dem 9epubli.
foner aleranoer 9,206. Die onoeren
io5ialiitiihen 9niloioaten iino oenen
Der SepubIifaner ebeniaas poraus.
IIernnoer lit 5ur5eit 9iirsermei.
iter. Die eigentlihe 8abl iinOet i'm
Ee5enlber itatt, mann aud oie5rauen
itimmen oiirien. sSn 9lnbetradi bes
beatigen @abIreirltoteS miro eS bel
Ger eigentlihen @abl eirtsig uno al.
Iein bon oen 5rauen obhaneen. Oh
IIeran6er ooer Sarrimon gelpdbIt
miro. Der brittle 8iirsermeiitersfau.
oioat, ". 6. Muibel, Der als llnob.
b1neieer auitrot, erbie[t 10 tpenie
fiimmen, oaB iie ihIieBIih gar nift
mebr aes6bIt tpuroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-11-05
streit iussen IilOerIider 8eiber.
gSid)ita, Sans, 81. Oft.


Die 9eb0roen pon g9idita mno Der
BeaeraIanipalt 3aiuion bon aanjns
hsgen iid] in ben 6oaren. es maren
ouf geiebi oes 8eneralanuaIts etfpa
bunoert lii6erlihe @eiber bier per.
baitet rpor0en, Die nun ouf @ebeiB
oes OeneraiampaIts nno oes golisei.
dlefs nod aanius eitn, Wlo., obae.
lhoben meroen ioaen. geretts limo
anitalten getroiien moroen, einen
gahnpaaen iiir oie ausIdIieBIide
geforoerang oieier @eiber gu mic.
then. gtiia ertldrt ober Der giirqer.
meiiter Ninuif, bag er ons A6ifie.
ben Der Beiber nidt geitntten tDer0e,
nn1iomehr be peoer Der genernlon.
malt nod Der 4oIi5eid)ei 0iesbesiig.
Iihe gefugniiie batten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1911-11-05
Widltiae @ntidleiomns.
Mapio Gitn, 9. O., l

StAttS GAaJt ~, ~~'s =. WV
Der Sefretar oes Snnern bat ent-
i6Jieoen DAB IN einen Sale, in Dem
cine 8erion, Die pon Ser 9iinoesre.
gisrlmg cine Seinlitdtte onnabn uno
oahr itarb, ebe oie geieslife 8eoin-
g,tngen eriiillt nareib Die srben oes
@eritprbenen Die gebmgungen be.
treffs anieiibalts alti benz 2ano lno
georbeitllne beileIben eriiillen ntiii-
fen iuenn lie iid Die Seimitatte iibern
iuollen.
sSn oem IN 5roge ftebenoen Sail
batten Die @rben oieie 8eit:mniingen
nidt eriiilIt. worauf elm glnoerer BON
Der Seinntdfte geiis ererifi, mas
oonn gu einern 1ro3eB fiibrte.