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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13

profession may not always have
squared with modern ethics, but he
was toddling infant in criminality
compared with the murderous mar
auders in Congress. "Do not kill
time" said Franklin" for that is the
stuff life is made Of" Yet month
after month the congressional filibust-
ers murder time. One can scarcely
think OF them without forgetting the
beautitudes. If the directors of
business corporation acted in such
an ass-like manner, the stockholders
would fire them, lock, stock and bar
rel. If congressman wants to shout
81 object" why doesn't someone
get him an opening in vaudeville?
Congress should be a business pro-
position. Congressman should have
and use common sense. Their ash
nine braying and time wasting may
amuse them, but the taxpayers foot
the bills. Captain Kid sank ship
now and then, but he never went SO
far as to waste the time and money
and energy of an entire nation. One
is sometimes inclined to agree with
Plato, who believed that the most
practical government was one ruled
by tyrant who took the advice of a
philosopher. A tyrant, at any rate,
would get work done.-Human Life.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13

Editor REPUBLICAN, Dear Sir:-I
see that the Statesman is distressed
because some of the small taxpayers
and no taxpayers voted against the
forty cents extra levy for school pur-
poses in the Versailles district. If
no improvement is made in house,
keeping, teaching and heating service
OF our school the extra money will
not be voted out ofthe pockets of the
taxpayers and into the pockets of the
teachers next year. If we must have
pianos or other noise making ma
chimes to keep the children awake
when their nerve centers are poisoned
with foul air and dust, suggest
that the school board purchase them.
A steam caliope will probably be
cheaper. One will no doubt an
swer the purpose, and be less nerve
racking or wrecking than fifteenth
rate pianos. They should also EN-.
ploy Desarte teachers for the girls
and for the boys earnestly recon-
mend the manly art of the prize rims
instead Of cracking each others head
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13
AT THE ROYAL.

Saturday night the feature at The
Royal is. THE CHINK AT GOLD
EN- GULCH. This is an A. B.
drama put on by some Of the A. BIS
best people, truly good story wei,
staged. The follower will be, THE
THREE OF THEM. This is viii
graph story that will Immediately re-
mind you of a certain event recently
occurring in our own city. These
two reels make an excellent program.
The songs and music will be good
do not miss this program.
Friday night the feature will be an
other A. B. entitled THE lCONO-
CLAST, drama OF merit, we'll put
on. The follower will be COLLEGE
CHICKEN, comedy, feature that
will please you. This IS good pro-
gram, and if you miss it you will be
the Iooser.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13

The Leader says that carpenter Off,
neer has taken the contract to do the
woodwork on Fred Monsess's new
dwelling to be constructed of cement.
How is that3
Dave Ball announces himself can
didate for governor next year. Says
that St. Louis stole his nomination in
1908, but now, with an honest elec-
ton in both St. Lonis and Kansas
City, he feels sure of the nomination.
The Windsor Review has partly
changed hands again, W. J. Gotten
selling his interest to his partner,
Nat McCutchan, and l.. J. Jennings.
Mr.. Gotten has been with the Review
since its start thirty-fve years ago,
and had certainly built up splendid
newspaper. A junior linotype and
folder have been added, and the new
firm is in good shape to keep The Re-
view up to its high standard.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13
Iia Remnant Sale at Joochimi'S
Dry Goods Store.

We are giving special sale of rem
nants this week in calicoes, percales,
lawns, cot,onades. denims, linens.
and wool goods Of all kinds, in pieces
from one to FIVE yards. You can get
Just what you need off Of this remnant
counter to finish that lew dress, in
fact you can find many pieces that
can be used in making children's 5
clothes, and you should not miss this
splendid opportunity.
Mrs. NJ. T, JoAcHIMI.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13
Scattered Items.

Shores Hunter and wife and DR..
Blackston and wife visited at Aubrey
Buells Sunday.
John Schannep and wife got their
Sunday dinner at Leck Schannep's.
Syl Etter and family and Ben Com
er and family left this week for their
new home in Colorado.
Ed Gehrs is again on his route.
Ed came SO near going over the di-
vide that we hope he will take life
more seriously, and be well prepared
when the call does come.
Sunnyside School closed Saturday,
with the usual school day exercises.
Several patrons were present with
baskets we'll filled, and everybody
had good dinner and a good time.
Miss Matte Berry taught good
school and gave general satisfaction.
Shores Hunter has bought feed
grinder, so his stock will not have tc
work so hard preparing their food
only swallow and grow fat.
Leck Schannep has his new house
completed, and will move into it thi
week, where he will have protection
| from the weather.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13
A Double Surprise.

Uncle Henry Hinken was IS years
old Saturday, but 1t was so long ago
that he had probably forgotten it.
But his children hadn't, so they came
in Saturday, with a splendid birthday
dinner, which was abundant in sup
ply and of the very best that Morgan
county could supply. Those present
we're: Mrs. Katie Wallace, husband
and two children, two of the boys
not being at home; Mrs. Green Huff
man, husband and two children, and
Mrs. Silas Rowland, husband and
two children, a total of IA, grand
parents, daughters and their hus-
bands and children.
Now, Uncle Henry concluded that
turn about was only fair play, so
sprang little surprise on the girls
by presenting each with check for
5000. 90, making it $4,000 dinner,
and it was worth the money. After
dinner, when the entire group were
looking pleasant, Clodfelter caught
them with his camera.
Uncle Henry was born in Hanover
in 1886, came to Morgan County
when Ia, and has been one of her
leading citizens, and now in the even
ing of life is enjoying a we'll earned
rest. May he live to be surprised Z
goodly number of times.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13
The East Side

is the place to get your spring mil
linery, the largest stock, best selec-
tions, frst-class goods and up-to-date
styles and trimming, at prices that
are within the reach of all. Be sure
to see our elegant lines and get our
low prices, you will be sure to buy.
Mrs. J. w. BoLEs.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13
WAR;.

(From an address by Charles Sum-
ner before the American Peace So
ciety, in Park Street church, Boston,
May 2S, 1S49)
I need not dwell now on the waste
and cruelty Of war. These stare us
wildly in the face like lurid meteor
lights as we travel the page OF history.
We see the desolation and death that
pursue its demoniac footsteps. We
look.upon sacked towns, upon ravag-
ell territories, upon disolated homes;
we behold all the sweet charities of
jife changed to wormwood and gall.
Our soul is penetrated by the sharp
moan of mothers, sisters and daugh-
:yers-of fathers, brothers and sons,
who, in the bitterness of their be-
reavement, refuse to be comforted.
Our eyes at last rest upon one OF
those fair fields where nature in her
abundance spreads her cloth OF gold,
spacious and apt. for the entertain
.ment of mighty multltudes-or per-
naps from the curious subtlety of its
position, like the carpet in the Arab
lan tale, seeming to contract so as to
be covered by few only, or to dilate
so as to receive an innumerable host.
Here, under bright sun, such as
:shone at Austerli,z CIR Buena Vista
amidst the peaceful harmonies of ma.
.ture--on the Sabbath of peace-we
behold bands of brothers, children o
common father, heirs to a common
happiness, struggling together in the
deadly fight with the madness of fall
en- spirits, seeking with murderou'
weapons the lives Of brothers whC
have never injured Them or their kin
dred.
The havoc RACES. The ground
soaked with their commingling blood
The air is rent By their comminglini
cries. Horse and rider are stretched
together on the earth. More revolt
ing than the manhed victims, tha
tine gashed limbs, than the lifeles
trunks, than the spat,ering brains, ar
the lawless passions that sweep
,empes,-!ike, through the fendis
tumut.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13
The Christian Church.

There will be congregational SER
vices at the Christian church in this
city, Sunday morning next, at eleven
o clock. 1t is desired that all MEM
bers of the congregation be present,
as matters of importance to the
church will be considered.
A. L. Ross, Clerk.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13

with the steel discuss. Some one of
the has-was-es might be engaged to
"show" our boys. Five ounce gloves
are much less dangerous than the
steel discuss, spring back knives or
ice picks.
Yours verify,
NEX-WEKE.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13
To Our Friends.

We would ask our friends who have
orders Of publication, trustees sales,
administrators notices, and other
legal printing, to remember us, we
can do your work correctly and at
fair prices. Please remember and
doa't forget it.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13
The Millinery Bazaar

The leader in styles, low prices and
workmanship. Always a full line Of
the newest things out. Don't forget
the place on south side Of square.
n. r. Mounts.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-04-13
Filibustering Is Piracy OF Time.

The late Captain Kidd, Pirate, was
a gentleman and scholar compared
with the filibustering buccaneers who
infest Congress. Kidd's piratica,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
Sapauid)e $Sfidfeit.

Sur 8eit oes 5meiten fran5oiiiden
Raiierrei9s tplroe 8aron @ros nad
5apan 9eianot, un .megen Der Def.
,,urg geuiiier iapaniider &afen fir
cen fran50iiiden &anoel gu hermit
teln. Inter an6eren 5taoten nannte
CT m6breno Ser 8erban6lungen audi
cine, BEL oeren Mame,1 Die iapantiden
@iiroentrdger u%nperboblen ladelten.
gertpl1n0ert fragte er Tie, moriiber iie
iid be%luitigten. @iner ser iapani-
iden Minilter aut,portete: "@ir mol-
len Sbnen 0en betreffenoen Soften
offnem, men,n Sic entgegenfommeno
uro audi ei,,en %beitimmten Soften 0ff,
men," - nltno melder lit 6as?" err
frnoiete iid Ser fran30iiide @eiamo-
tie. - Ser @afen 2iperpool." -
~Mber, Cure grcelen5," ermioerte
labeno ser Sran5oie, %;2iperpool lit
gar fem fran5olilder @afen, io0ern
ein engliider. @iiien Sic oenn 6as
nidt?" - ~SSaipobl", %entgegnete Ser
japaniide Miniiter in gleid beiterem
Gone, uaber ar,d ser bon Sbnen ge=
nannte Soften liegt nidt in Sapan,
ionoern III @orea."
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..v*~%sS%***s
. .wySr~*s.
4 1tluoerctt. !
Der &unb nit bent Sleiide.

@er in oas @aiier iiebt, erblidt
6arin iein eisenes Bilo, 8eraoe 10
mie in einem Spieeel. @enn nun Elm
&11no int @aiier ibmimmt, mibt SIR,
mas er oann unter iid erblidt? -
ginmal bate Elm @uno oem MeB<
ger Ileii9 geitoblen uno modte iid
aeidpino oamit aus 0em 5taube.
Oils er at SEN Bad fam, 6adte err:
@s lit gu melt Bis an Ben Steg, id
min bi1our6 idmimmen. MlS er nun
in ser Mitte oes 8a6eS war, uno er
Dor lid, biniab, fam es i6m Dor, als
ldmamm1e ei,l @l1no unter ibm fer
u,1o baitte audi ein 5tiif 6leiid 5pi<
lden sen 3abnen. Gem Ser @uno
>pubte nidt, 0ob er iein etgenes Bib
lab, er mei1te, es lei ein onoerer
@lno, mie al9 fleine &inoer mel
men, me>1n iie ibr @il0 i'm Spiegel
leben, es mare elm or10eres &ino. Das
mar Sem &unoe drgerlib, er mur6e
neioild uno fnl1rrte 6en ufremoen
@uno" an. 1ieier aber lieB iid nidt
ltDrert, lonoern mabte ein ebenlo b.
les @elitt uno riidte nit leinem aopfe
nod naber. 0aS mar unlerem &ua6c
ood) SIT arg, er moate oem frennoen
Sltroe ems perieben uno ibm SOS
6leii4 obnebmen. SSm 3orne per=
gaB er iein eigenes Sleiid, 1ieb es
faaen 1tro biB nit auen &raften auf
leinen @egner los; allein CT bib in
oos @aller, un0 oem @aiier tbat eS
nidt meb. Ser fremoe @un0 NOR ia
iein 8ilo gemeien un0 oaS frem0e
oos 8tlo ieines eigenen. 8iS
ct oie5 merfte, mar aber ietn Stiif
fortgeidmommen nno onf Sen
@rl110 %geil1nfen, uno 10 bate er li9
ielbit 0afiir geitraft, oab er geitoblen
batte, uno 6aB er neioiid uno 5ornig
gemeie par, 11no er mubte mum gong
bnngrig nad 9aule lanf fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
@ettete Sinh bo,,t sobe.
u@aaoem unier &in0 on befti

n@adoem infer @ino at beftiger
2uftrobren-Grubel Elm Sabr lang &C.
litten bate" i@reibt 6. 3. &idaro=
ion bon Mdar6fon's @ius, @la., be-
fiirdteten mir, es bobe Sdmtn6iudt.
Sc bate Die gon8e 3eit einen idlim<
mer &uften. 8ir beriu@ten mebrere
obne grfolg, un6 9oftoren
Meoi3in ihien unniib gu iein. S@1ieB,
Ii@ beriudten mir ST.. Sings Seem
Discoperp> uno nit gergniigen iagen
mir, 6aB cine Glaide cine bollitanoige
%ertpirfte, unb unier 4in6 lit
fart uno geiu16." Sir grfdle
tungen, $aiten, $eiierfeit, Ga Grippe,
Mftbmo, 8eudbnften uno franfe Cunt
gen lit es oas unfeblborite Mittel, oas
eemadt muroe. Breis soy uno 800.
Reconsideration fret. @arantirt bon
Der 9olitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
New Process
Steam | laundry.

9entt SIR Gttuas ppr Cure @aide?
&erm 10, Damn miro es itd gud lob
men. nidt auber N9t 3u lafien, bab mir
@uer @igentbum %bebanbeln, dls tpdre eS
oas unferige. 8ir. 1aben bic boQItdnz
bigite 8aibanitalt i'm Norbnelten unb
liefern erfter @lai1e lrBeit. 8ir ge<
brau9en feine @bemifalen; mir beroerben
onber Cure @aden ni9t. 8enn Ssbr
refine Nrbeit unb bette 8ebanolung
tpout, bann benft an uns. 11n1ere Breiz
lie iinb nie6ri9er als ionitlpo, rno tpir
beforgen Cure Sannilienpdf1e biaiger,
als SIR es felblt tbun fDnnt. @rfun6igt
unb iber5eu9t gud. 8ir baben Ngen<
ten in ben umlte9enben 5tdbten.
6. j.. Meber. 9ampf,uai@anfalt,
@tgentbumer.
s. She. e., ct. CLOUD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
Sic uflnge @fans,"

Inter Sen 1ielen einer 5peiiefam=
n1er mpbnte cine Maus. 8enn Sic
2eute in ser Na9t ale i6lafen gegan=
gen maret1, fam 6as MauS9en aus
leiner @obnung in Die Spetlefammer,
nenn in elmer gde batte eS oie Dielen
ourdnagt uno ii6 ein 2o6lein ge-
mudt, our9 mel6es es frieden fonn=
tie. @enn 1ann sic Mutter nidt ar
les 5ugeoedt batte, nai6te 0as Maus=
d)en BON ser @urit, oem &ale, Sem
Sped uno Dem 8rooe. 9as mar ser
Mr1tter iebr drgerli6, uno iie iagte:
vGie Maus nal6t bon Muem, mir
:niilen lie fangen." sic 0edte SITES
gu, ooB sic Mous an Midts fomme1
fpn11te, u1o 1teate cine Safe auf.
M(S nun Sic Mars aus ibrem So
DE fam, fo1o iie nidtS gu freiien; iie
lab aber Sic Safe; uNba" iagte iie,
voo itebt cine 6aQe! Sic fluge1'
Meni9en! ga ltellen tie init orei
&0l3den einen 3iegelitein aufredt,
un0 an ous cine @0l59en iteden iie
elm Stiidden 5ped. 3aS ner1nen lie
cine MauiefaQe. ga, uenn mir Malt5=
Gen nibt fliiger lparen! @ir miiie1
mobl, men1 man Sen Sped frelien
mill, flapp! fdut ser 3iegelitein fer
unter uno i9lagt SEN Maider toot.
Nein, nei11, i6 femme Cure 2iit."
uMber," fubr oas Maltsden fort,
nrieden oarf man mobl 0aran. SOM
-bloBen &ied)en fam Sic Safe nidt
5uge5en. Sd riede SEN Sped fir
mein 2eben germ; ein biBden mub
i9 oaron rie9en." IS lief UNI Sic
Joae berlm, Damn unter sic Safe
uno rod at 0em Sped. ., Ser rod
munoerliebli6! Ga iagte oas Maus=
den: SD mill 6o6 nod etrpaS naber
geber, i@ mill nit meinem Maul<
den 0en Sped ettpaS anrllbren. aber
l1l1r Elm menig; i6 miu MIDI iebr IN
adt nebmen, 6aB sic Safe ni6t 5u=
falt." l1n6 es riibrte Sen Sped a1;
aber Sic Safe par gon5 loie geiteut,
uno als 6as M4us9en Sen Sped nit
ser Scale %anriibrte, flapp! 81 i6lug
Sic Mm1lefaue nieoer, un6 oas liifer=
ne Mdiusden NOR 5eridlagen.
@as ioIen mir aus ser @ei6ibte
lernen? DaB mir nidt ant u5ped
rieden," 6as beiBt, nidt liiitern uno
naidig iein ionen, mie 6as Meausden,
ionit gebt es uns, mte eS tbm ging;
mir fommen Inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25

einem aongreBabgeoroneten III Buib.
ingtor porgebradt = oaB oas ameri-
faniide 8olf I'M lesten Sabr Is Mil<
iionen Dollars fit am.gummi aufge-
uenoet bat, fir einen @egenitano al
10, Der 10 rutlos 1T tpie MIR mogli9.
i1niere ~Sooa-& ednung" ioll fi4, 10
bebauptet @ongrebmanm Moore -
u16 aus ieiner Mittbeilung 6iirfte Ger
Nep Dorfer 8anfier feline &enntniB
geid0pft baben - in oemielben Sab-
re auf 800 MiQionen Collars belau-
fen baben, pabreno mir fit 8uder=
maaren 70 Miqionen Collars ausga-
ben. 8eoenft man oa5r sic Summen,
Sic fir olfoboliide @etranfe uno 60
baf, fir TABLESPOONS unb bi0ige
Bubmaaren allfgelpen0et muroen, 10
miro man DEM 6i11an5ier am @ubion
unbaoingt &edt geben: st is our
lmoG ertrapaganceS tbat colt us
monep.
Dos &leingel6, ser udange" ser
2anoesiprade itbt inns 5a loie; mir
bQlten uns ni9t geniigeno an 6ranf<
Inns Motb: u@ieb M6t auf oie fleinen
Musgaben," mir balten uns nidt ernit
genug an sic Mabmung: @er Sen Sell
Ter ,nidt ipart, miro feines &fennigs
!@err. limo oo9 maba1en uns Sic per-
dnocrten @rmerbsperbdltniiie ermi tli6
6oran, oaB es an ser 3eit lei, 0iele
Iugeno, Sos &leine 5n a&ten, Sen
Yfennig gu ebren, 51 pflegen. Mit
Seren &flege mare au6 mondes on<
>ere 5u geminnen, mos I'M erem @olfe
int augemeinen abgebt: MaBigfeit in
alien @eniiiien, @elb1tiiberpinonng,
Selbit5udt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-25
Hlanberei.

u&ein Sriibling meiB 10 trout nno
mobl gu flingen,
Als men1r gum Ser5en 6reunoeSmorte
bringen;
50 t0nt Elm 2ie6 in fummerpoqen
Stun0en,
@ie mern ser 6reutt0 6as redte @ort
gefun0en."
@s lit nit ser 5reun0idaft eine
oar eigene @ade. 6reun6ihaft berubt
5unadit auf elmer mel entli@en Mebn=
lidfeit ser @elinmu1,g, mo 6iele nidt
ltattfinoet, fam au6 iene nidt iein.
Mit pergebliden Ser uden CUR Mn=
naberung f0nnen ii@ sic Meni@en Ell
ne 3eit lang tauiden; ooer aroere
@udiidten fonnen tie ard mtrfli@ 10
miteinanoer bereinigen, 6aB tie ab<
medieln6 elmer bes anoeren 9tener
lin6; ober Sreunbe fonnen tie 11ur
lein, me11n iie chamber mabrbaft abn=
li9 iin6.
Die 6reunoi9aft berubt auf Sat-
monte in Sen @run0idten un0 Mfet=
1ungen: ie0es sitter aber fat oariber
anoere Mniidten, oesbalb idlieBt man
in ser Sugen6 raider 6reunoi@aft,
neil 6os @er5 no@ feline Sauiduag
fennt un6 sic @%baraftere ii@ 1eidter
ineinanoer fiigen. Superintendent
ten pflegen 6aber, ielbit nenn 0ie
lpatere 2ebensiteuung cine iebr per=
idie0ene lit, 6%al1erbafter gu iein, ais
6iejeniger1, sic man int reiferen Sitter
idlieBt. Mibt lelten finoen mir aber
audi 6os @egentbeil, Elm 8etpeis, oaB
bei ser 6reunoidaft 6as &er5 alein
nidt geniigt, ior6ern audi lit geiltigen
@e5iebungen cine ltebereinitimml1ng
berrl6en muB.
Mien1ano ioQte NIT einem Menl6en
Ireunoidoft idlieBen, Sen er ni6t
in feline @auSlidfeit einfiibren fan11,
SOS @ort ~Sreuno" perleibt 10 groBe
@edte, madt ieinen @influB oft III
10 beltimmenoer @etle, 5lt1nal ant
(eidt empfangltd)e @emiitber, gelteno,
6aB in ser @abl zines 5reunoes nie=
mar1o porii6tig ge1l1g iein fann.
Sc lit traurig, aber 6od iibrigers
be5eidneno, menn beut5utage niele
2eute meinen, nur Damn 5lt ibrer1
u6reun6en" fommen 5u oiirfe11,
menn Tie cine idriftlide, >pomogli@
ge6rudte ginlaoung IN &anoen bo=
ben. Dieie iteifen slbfiitternngen &C.
1ugen tpobl pielen poQfomme1t ols
observation-disclosures. Man iiebt it'd
einmal mie6er, taui9t einonoer Die
neueiten @rIebniiie in 6amilie u1o
8eruf aus, ibt uno trinft gut uno
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Mnf Der @ade seser bic MaierrL

Ser fleine Sobn ser 8rau 8. 9.
Ealmer, 2ittle @od, Mrf., batte sic
Maiern. Die 6olge nor beftiger SUI
iten, ser ialimmer mrroe, un6 er
tonnte nidt idlafen. sic iagt: Cine
6Iai6e 6oIeDs @onep ano Sar Cont
pound beilte ibn politdn6ig uno er
mar iett6em nidt mebr 6abon ge<
quaiiIt." Grc1p, @eu@buiten, @aiern-
&uften, ones 6ieies meidt Dor 6oleps
&onep an6 Gar COMPOUND. Das 3d.
tie ift in einem gelben 8aquet. @iitet
@uh Dor Subitituten. Molitor Drug
Company.
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GamiltenfreiS.
9as aQ5mloie &leinselb.

Mrf @ertb un6 @irfung ser 5par=
lamfeit miro. beut5utage in I'M erem
9anoe genugiam bingemieien. IS BE-
lorgen 6as idon iene ltnternebmer,
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-23


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We MADE FOR TODAY
China. General outbreak against
whites expected any moment.
President Taft held conference
with Secretary of State Knox to-
day when news of Chinese mas
sacre received at Washington.
Troops probably will be sent from
Manila.
Geo. Zacharias, laborer, Mil
waukee, who was beaten up by
three other laborers, has filed suit
for $4,000 damages against each.
Cardinals Designate Farley and
Falconi arrived in Rome today.
The Countess" Ida Won Claus
sen, who sued ex-President
Roosevelt for ST, 100000 because
he didn't present her to King of
Sweden, jumped from second
story window of Bloomingdale
asylum, N. Y, in attempt to es-
cape.
Flood carried out railroad
bridge near Paris. Engineer
didn't know. Train plunged into
river, and 80 persons are believed
to have drowned.
Man signing himself "Ru-
dolph"wrote to Hungarian paper
Cleveland, saying he is the real
murderer of Louise Owens Beat
tie.
VIM. Costello, West Va. chauf-
feur who eloped with Helen
Peach, Cleveland, has brought