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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

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8eIt 5. 4Dsnus, gerietb geitern IN
groIep's BirtbIhaft. Ro, 431 Aeit 6.
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5treit unb tpurDe Don ieinem @egnsr
nit etnem Wefsr in bic linte 5dno
asito9en. gr puroe nah Dem itdotI.
i6en 5oipitul 9ebraht Die polt3et
fabnoet duF ben MsFsrbeloen, rpelhsr
aeuner oon geruT iein ioQ.
frau Sinner BOlff, DON go.
2941 WcUtiten Npenue, rpuroe qeitern
auf benz 6. 8. &c 2. Babubofe um
cine 6anbtaits, in tpel6sr I'D &leis
oungsItiite, cine lIbr, $6 in gaar uno
ein GepddIfein fir einen Softer be-
Tunbsn, be'toblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
SaFt nid5t alle Soifnnns fabreH.

ilebsr Der Ginaansspforis 3u Dam
ie's 6OlIe itsbt sefhrisbsn: ~eabt aus
1offnuns fabrsH. bic Shr bier tiutres
tei.- GGlimmtr sehi es ben llngiiids
Iidbsa ,fpelfe pen 5orsuren jenss Sn.
ferno unteriporftn finb. abtr bod nidt.
ais ben beoausrnspertben paihnten.
iptlde an 0dmOrrboibeH lsibtn. 0as
fir baben oieis paiisnten absr Den at
nen sroben 8oribtil. pub fit nid,t uuf
itbe 6offnuns 3u Dersihten brautsn.
fonoerH fosor Der Grlofuns pon ifrsn
luaIen iifkr ftin ionnen. Aleroinss
Hnr unier Der einen Beeinsuns. onb lie
Mnctefis gebrduhen. ras einsiet Wit'
tsl. bdS cine 6kiiuns sefpdhrleiiiei.
Cine probe pirh BON y. Neuitatossr
81 Co.. Dor 1915. Rem Ycri. ioitens
frei perianDt. 4.W.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
SebenfliM
3it eas Nefinosu oes iDabrtno tines
Ninarbipielss permeierteu
@alter RiAs.

Tas gefinbsn oss 21 Sabre alien
sssoiter Mills pUR Rc. 624 Beit 4.
slreHus, fpeIhsr in Der Sanitas Ratt
seeen IL llhr in oem poolrcom oss
Wirtbts SohH gople or Der Z. uno
9entral Mpenae Don einem jansen
Msunne rdbreuo zines S.reitts lber
Gin WiGarbipi,l nit sinsm ReFer an
geeriIfen nno furhtbar suserihiei
svurne. In Gin ishr bebenfli6t5 TR
yc!isifen Iisrs IND aOhler perbafte'
ten asiaeyn Mcrseu oen 21 Sabre al
:en burpeb Ridstts i'm Series 6ciel
unb iperrten ibn 5undbft als rerDdfs
Zig eiH. Gin gruoer bes wslns totn'
tisi3irte ben Oefonstnsu ais ben Wteie
Et-beihen, iebcd bebGupsei Hidtii
,jssns uuI&nls.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
II n I'd tie.

Der 10 Sabre olte 5rdnf 8eder
pcn $40. SIC BsTt Court Strabe,
NtitaIieb oes Orforo gaisbaa SealnB
louroe geItern pabreno zines gaitbaa'
Spiels in ben Gibertn Strube Iheoe.
runaen Don eiusm 9ulIe an ben aopl
9eiroffen uno spor nit ioIttr Butt,
raB er berpuBtlps auiammenbrah Sm
;,6ptiiten 5pfpital ipuroe cine 8ebtrn
eritiitierung tonitatirt. Seiu gsfiH.
cen III bebsntlit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
Ias soloene Jnbildnns
Seicrt am -. 9Iuguit Die SmbcpDH
sgumbinatiOn in Rethratb's Rarf.

Die SubepobI GDurbinatioH, elmer
Der beoeutenoitsu uHo etfrtgIteH De
iaHgDereire Der StGDt, taHR nunmehr
auf Elm fiinf3igidhrigss gs'tehsu 5is
riidbliten unb Dieies goloene Sub!s
ldum fpirD am Sonutdg, ben IL. auz
guit, In Rei6ratbs Bart in grobdrtIs
ger Weife gefeisrt fperben
Dos rii6riQe 5sittommittes, nit bent
unermiibli6en 5eitprdftoenteu 9errn
6enrp 6pefIs on Der Spibe, bot lett
Bohen etfrig porqedrbeitet, um nls
Subelfeier 3u etnsm Der GeIegsnbett
angemeiIenen Grsignib gu ge'taltsn
unb bic gemiibungsH bes aommittets
in bieIer 6tniid1t peroen obne 5ra9s
bon beItem @rfOl9 getr0nt feiu. lie
| 5uneppbl Sombindtion, Die tets oGs
oeuti6e QisD ggpflegt unb oeutlhe
8eitrebunqen uHentpegt 9eforoert unD
unterTtiiBt bat, erfreut iih Deroienters
maPen in allen Sht6ten Des 0entifs
tbums Der Derdbur gr0bten 8ells6tRett
unb bic 0eutIheu Der Staot merDen Is
o6ne fSraQe fir ibre gbrenpfltht ca
a6ten, on Der sSubelfeier oe5 Deretn5
| theil3unebmen. gle biirfen geauBret=
der Stunben oer'ihert iein, oenn Oh
ihon ba8 iFeItprogramm nod nibt III
oQeu ieinen Gtn3slbeiten oeftnittp
| feItgeleqt ift, 70 ssigt Der folgeHbe Gnts
purf bod. buB Die 5eIer einen duber
orbeuttih einprutspolIen 8erlauf nebz
men tpirb.
Die Geier nimmt um 5rpei ubr
Rddmittuq5 threr Qnfung uno ptro
burn ben 8prtraQ bes n0olDensr Sus
bildums Wlurit" BON Der 9uoepobl
! aombinatipn einoeIeitet merben.
| BON 2 Bis 3 ubr tpiro Der Gns
pfana Der befrsunoeten Bereins erfD!s
uen unb Der eigentlite Seitatt beqinnt
| um brei ubr Radmtttaqs Sier6et
pirb bds folgenoe Prpgrdmm sur
Iurhfiibruno Qelangen:
/ Das beutIte 2ieb 4allipobd
gereintste SGngsr unter 2situng Don
6errn Qouis Gbr9Ott.
gsgriibunQ Der 5eit8dIte burd ben
7feItprdiioenten 6errn 6enrp 9oefls,
QisD--r 5ugeno3eit"
/ f6ubcpobl aombinatton unter Gettunl
DON 6errn 2ouis @brgott.
Yseitrepe. (Der Same bes Reoners II
porlGufig tiefItss 9ebeimniB).
! lleberrei6una oes pom Roro=4merttd'
niIhen Sdnasrbuno gsitifteten Sab
nsghdnoes burh ben grdfioenter
~efs 8erbanbs, 5errn Charles y
ShmiDt.
} gant Dss 8ersius Durh ben 9rGfioen
ten 6srrn WiQiQm Witte.
g(m Rbein ....... 2lpsltnge'
9ereinigte SGnger.
5isron nirb 'it Der seielIige 5bsl
! ber fFeier dnihIisBer uno psr siumc
: GeleaeHheit qehdbt bat, elmer 8eran
: italtung Der 5upspobl aombiHatio,
I" bei8upobnsn, rpeiB. onB bic berrel
ben ihealiteu 9seriff BON BEN 8ort
,,9eIsaiqteit" buben unb INNER al
bem 8abriprud ibrss langjdhrigsi
L peritorbensn 9rdIioentsn 5errn 2oui
= 6uoepobl fe'tbaIten:m gSpaB fiir ei
e Wilipnen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
Seiudl Duu Souisptac.

Ssrr 9lattner, Setretar Deg Boll3els
heTs pom Qouispils. Sp., ituttete pss
tern in gsoleitung mehrersr 5reunoe
bsm 9pliseihauptquurtisr einsu Seiuh
ob. Ter oienittbusHDe 9shetmpoll3t't
C'eorae Geattirl uabm Die Serren III
GH,pfanq uno fiibrte lie ourh ols
Etapthaue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
Gtau u6ebduoe


0as Sictlg.bGube bes Jarmsrs D.
O. bsnssbaIo, an @ribstioipn pife
nab, 0l.nmore Mpenue. Gbepiot. ons
nerthulb Wlsilsn ienfeiis Der Gtaots
ar,u,., purbe ssFt,rn Norsen sesen 2
iihr nit ieinem Snbolt burA Geuer
serI.ort. Ter aneht norrp Orr. 50
Sahu all oeF,n Sdlnfianmer i'd
I'm streiien Siodper. bes Oebdubts
tefnub, bate b,inah. feineH lob in
ben Dlammsn stfuno.n. Cds 1tutr
Tam aus unbesdnnisr urfnde in eintm
I'M erfsen Gtodper. aufseIfapeiien
6<u6oufen gum 4usbrut. Orr ipnrs
bt .burn ben Naud ons oem Snlo's
aufeentdt uHb ais sr ieine 0ammtrs
sbars 0ffnsts, fblusen ibm bie CLAM
lisn tereits ensaegen. Wii oerfengttm
6cupt uab 1ortboar iprans e. aus
bent bsniter unb sos iih 10 fhliHtmt
Nsrlebungsn ~. lbdb e. ii4 ni4t ers
tebsn ionnte. Geine 6ilferufe Duretn
ron isinem Mrbtitseber. tpelner nit
fsinss Jamilie In osm 200 Jub bon
Der StaQuns eHifsrnien WohnbauIe
ihlisi, ssbori. Vahoem Orr tn bas
NObnbaus sttroeen p0rosn mar. sss
lana "a 5enssholo NIT Ollie fsiHsr
Qunborn sshn pertbrcle pferbt aus
btm brennsnben GtoIeeb1uos 5u rsis
ten Gin alarm pom Qafteu 90. 927
gOtrt Roap unb aersufon Gtrobs
brante bic Geuertpebr 3ur Sttne. IL
bod ,isb fih bas 6so1sebduDt nint
me6r Kitten. Ter Brandt f4oben beldnft
fI4 auf $500 unb 10 bus& WsrfHss
rna0 sfbsdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
Pokal.Derid)f
Daie.DaH.

uni,re .Rsbs" tsbrten programme
s.m1b ssft,rn BON ibrsr slpsitsn
Ssreiftour nurcb ben Often nnh Gins
einHati surid. auf bieier Reife habsn
iit 8 SpieIe eeponntn uno 8 perloren
cine bittere Gnttduihuns fiir bic
AlubperfpoItuna, bic hiefigen Sans
anb bic Gpieler feIbii. Doh Is bate
ia nod pi<i fhIimmer nusio[Ien ions
nen, unb b1rin iisgt Der eiH5ige Iroit!
syeoenfnlIs baben uniere Sunsens tn
ben Gpislsn Der Iebten Mode gestigt,
bab fie fih ihrer pormaligen guten
fpfm friebsr ndkrn unb bob Is nur
Der 9eleitigung Der G6tpdfe i'm iris
nsrtn 5eine bebarf, utH linen tpitosr
ouf bic geiHe su kIien. Die Vsrrals
tang III feit sniihlpfen, bon jest an
ttnentipsat ON benz aufbou D<s nohits
jdbrieen RIubs 5u orbeiten, ohneRiids
fiht ouf bic Gefiihle FOLDER atblssen
su nehmen, ipeItle fir mangelhofts
ltiitunoen hoht Soldre bsSieben une
bel Ssite etihobeH futroen niiiHen,
pamit bic mitilertDsile ssfihertfn Ste
frutsn 0siesenkii erbalt.n ou 3eissn
mas in ibHsn ftedi.
Die n1hften brsi Wohsn perblei'
BEN bic .Rebs" bel Uutiern. UNI
Iiskn fur tie fpdbrsnb oisier 3tit q
Gpisls auf bem progrumm. Wiitaus'
nabme Der gbieosoer Cubs" fDeroer
iimmtline onbere Glubs ibre GAIT
fpieis bier abicIpireH, ete iih oi'
,Rsbs@ aui bic brittle uno l.ste Reii,
oiefsr Cation ins ieinblitx Gebiet BE-
gsben Die piert6gis. Serie nit bsr
Rem gorssr .Risisn" btgiunt beuie
oann folgsn Brooslnn. philaoslphia
Bolton une pitisburs in oi.fer Rsi
tenfpIse.
Muf ber ssftern ptrOffentlihten Of
fisietIen Gift. Der RctioHdlliaas Bau
fdl1aer befinben lid, 4 Rebs unite
ben 8 eriten RanIen:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
9iuhcr 9suridDc.

TR 26 Sabre olts. lsbias Zulu
Cpens BON Qo. 4l6 2u0lop StruBe
tpuros. an i6tDsrsn apHtuiioHsn am
aopfe letotno, BON Der offsntIihsn
9cn6uRa aus mad Dem itdotiIten
j,cIpital aebratt. gle srtlGrie. ohrs
gernniafund Don sinsm unbetaHnten
tcsibsu Wcnne nieosrasihld8en uno
nit Fubtrittsn miBhanoslt poroen gu
ieiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
GInbrudl.

Ginbrsher ftissen geftern Wtorgen
turS DOR saessanbruh purh etn Stn~
Ierfenitsr in Den gapen oes Stretber.
rteifters emil gleRoeliohn, 9ip. 512
elm Strabe, Elm uno entnenoeten
fehs HH5iise nnp spplf aSaor 9oisn
I'M 0eiammtspert1e bon $3.50,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24
Aas Der JrrnaHisait eatiprnnsen.

Die polisei ipurhe eriu6t. Rodfcrs
ifungen Hd1 Sobn Neper. tinem Jn-
iaiIen per 0onspiesp 5rrenanfaii. an.
suftellen. Der WonR benubte seIttrn
sHcroen seesn 8 ubr tineH nnbtDdfs I
Ten Aueenblid unb enffpsana aus Der
anItalt. Gr mar NIT srontu. bldns
aeffreiften Deinileibtrn uHb rotten
pcntoffeln belleibtt unb battf, ais er
sniil0a ssiasn Out aui.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

5eute g.ahmit.as critics Spiel Der
pisrtdaiaen Gerie spifhsn ~Rtos
unh glep gorter -Risisn" i'm hisiiser
BalIpcrt.. Tos Spiel besinnt I'm 3
llby.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

in nem eeitria,n Spisle sipi'hen
..Hebs" unb Ct. 2ouiier .adroinalen"
xbknisn gospar uno Wcleon uns
Ser 0ef9iis s.ssn SatIee snn Bib
fur bic Gesner. Di. Ct. Coulter ses
ipnnnen bos Gpisl i'm 8. Gnnst eurt
ihu 2 9refftr, unier Uaitbiilfe bon
nrsi sysbIern Der Rebs. uniere Juas
oens matten z 5reffsr unb 3 yebler.
a.gen 4 bestp. /. gospor fdnbte einen
auftfGhlsr sur BoHt eeeen 2 nab
perfhentien beibe SHlsuoerer je els
nen Ireipob. gs mar pieoerum etn
crober Eumpf sipiihen ben sssnsris
icben 8attsrien. Die Reos ipdren ihrsn
gsan.rn I'm ansriff iiberlesen, bod
fnrddxr in eer 0ertheioiguna. Dem
Gpiele ipctntsn noksu 5000 SUE
fdaener bel.
Dies mar bas ,iuSiqe Spkl berysas
.i0nnls s9ioa, fpeIdss fir eeitern auf
rem prosrdmm isano.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-24

auf ber gsft,rn per0fIentlihsen of
fisielIen 2ifte Der Rctiondlli1as Baus
ihl6gsr befinbsu iih 4 Rebs unier
ben 8 erlten Rdmen:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-11-15
TURKS REPULSED
IN TWO ATTACKS
Uncle Sam Refuses to Intervene
in War; Peace Prospects
Still Indefinite

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE state
department has heard from Turkey or
Italy nothing that would suggest an ex-
tension of the good Offices of the United
States to terminate the present war
since the notification from the Italian
government of the annexation of Trip
oil.
That notification was accompanied by
an intimation that the good offices of
one of the signatory powers of The
Hague convention would be welcomed.
AS it was conditioned upon the accept
ance as a fact of the annexation of
Tripoli the state department. did not
feel free to move in the matter, for any
such overtures by the United States to
Turkey would fall within the category
of intervention, which the state depart
ment has positively refused to under
take.
Dispatches received from Tripoli at
the Italian embassy today say that a
battalion of Turks attacked italian
troops twice yesterday. but was re-
pulsed, with five killed,
The Italian man-of-war Bardo today
shelled Fort Alforoa, on the western
coast. AT Benghazi. Derna and Tobruk,
where new troops have arrived, the SIT
uation is reported as unchanged.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-11-15
DOWIE'S GHOST WOULD
SHUN CEMENT WALKS
Zion City Follower Doesn't
Want to Offend Old Leader

ZION CITY. Ill. Nov. 14.-Rupert
Devereux, a member Of the old Dowie
faction, today filed a petition with the
zion board of aldermen objecting to
the proposed construction of cement
sidewalks here on the ground that
Christ never walked on cement and,
therefore, would avoid Zion City on
the saviour's approaching second COM
ing to earth"
The petition stated that Dowie would
return to life with the second coming Of
Christ and that its signers believed
that both would be greatly offended
with citizens of Zion because Of the ce-
ment walks.
one of Devereux's followers. 1t was
said today. recently attempted to get
some word from the late Alexander
Dowie by sleeping three successive
nights. on Dowie's grave in the ceme-
terry here. He is said to have reported
to Devereux that he did not get the
expected message.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-11-15
PA, MA And BABY
GO TO The POLLS
Father and Mother Vote in
StOcktOn's Referendum EIec-
ton and Son Waits Outside
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


STOCKTON. Nov. 4-Women voted
in stockton today at referendum
election called to ascertain whether
the city should build and own conduit
lighting system in the business por-
tion of the city. Men voters outnum-
bered the women. but the women were
well represented.
Mrs. Sadie Estelle Mcleod, wife of
George E. Mcleod. local publisher,
was the first woman to vote. She arose
early and was at the polling place be-
fore the election officers came. She
waited until they put in an appearance
and produced the election parapher-
MALTA 1t was so dark that it was
necessary to strike a match and pro-
cure a light She cast her ballot and
was home by 6:15 o'clock, before her
husband was up.
Mrs. Mcleod was an active worker
during the equal suffrage campaign and
had MADE up her mind to be the first
woman in the state to vote. The first
woman to vote at the third ward poll
ing place was Katherine Teresa Raffo
di Gambia She is 76 years of age. She
cast her ballot at S:15 o'clock. The
women quickly learned the require
ments of voting and the election Off
GERS experienced little difficulty.
few placed the stamp in the
wrong place and were given new
ballot
Mrs. Alice Lenora Stephens Archer
placed her 2 year old babe in his go
cart shortly before 5 o'clock this even
ing, wended her way to her husbands
place of employment and accompanied
him to the polling place. He voted first
and then she. patting the youngster on
the head, remarked. BE good boy
now. son, while vote" Her husband
instructed her how to proceed and in a
few moments the Archer family was
on it's way home
Among the early voters were:.
First ward-Mary White, Christina Lindstrom,
Mary Williams.
Second ward-Nfrs. Sadie Mcleod, Nancy Rus
sell, Lizzie Wolf. Minerva Goodman, Minnie u.
Howell, Ellen Oldham, Gladys Green, Electa
Black, Wealthy Augusta Fuller.
Third ward-catherine di Gambia Mrs E. L.
Woolsey, Mary Young, Mrs. Rose Trolinger
Efhe Spangler. Anna NJ. Young. Agnes Miller
Fourth ward-Emma NJ. Folsom, Alma Jewett
Sadie Jewett, Mrs. S. B. Branch, Anita Donald
son. Josephine Clemenson, Helen Webster. Au
gustina Drais, Stella Easton, Minnie Dustin
Sarah Rider, Emma Williamson
The count of votes showed an over
whelming sentiment in favor of con-
struction in the business section of
electric light conduits by the city. The
vote was 1.14S for municipal construc-
ton and III for work by private con-
tract.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-11-15
100000 VOTERS FORM
LOS ANGELES PROBLEM
How to Care for Great Increase
Vexes Officials

Los ANGELES, Nov. 14.-With a total
registration of more than 100000. cleo
tion officers in Los Angeles are facing
one of the most vexing problems in ar
ranging voting booths to accommodate
all.
In some precincts more than 1000
voters are registered; in others 1t ranges
from 500 to 1900. According to officers.
it is a physical impossibility for all of
those registered in the larger precincts
to vote within the IL hour limit. To
cast $500 votes in any one precinct
would require the casting Of 125 votes
an hour. or more than two a minute.
and this can not be done.
Offlcials today said the plan most
likely to be adopted would be that of
placing more polling booths in each pre-
cinct and furnish all with a duplicate
set of registration books.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-11-15
SAN FRANCISCO LAWYER
WINS CARNIVAL QUEEN
Glimpse of Girl in Parade Leads
to Altar

Especial Dispoich 10 The C0ll1
SANTA ANA. Nov. 14.-Miss Emmiline
Petersen. queen of the Orange county
carnival few weeks ago, tonight be-
came the bride of Philip Lord. a young
San Francisco attorney, who was en-
ehanted by the beauty OF the young
woman in the robes she wore when he
first saw her. Lord was in Santa Ana
on business when the carnival parade
was given. The queen was passing.
Who Is that beautiful young
woman?' Lord asked
An acquaintance answered.: 1That is
Miss Emmiline Petersen. queen OF the
carnival
You do not give Miss Petersen her
full title of rank. She is also the queen
of the universe" said Lord.
The queens old courtiers acted as
train bearers for the bride this evening.
The hand embroidered messaline gown
used in the carnival was brought out
for the wedding.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-11-15
why Is Ishi9' Now
Plain: He's Needed
On 0roville Jury
[SpeciOl Dispatch 10 The Call

LOPecict DiSPdtcH 10 rs ~u"l
OROVILLB, Nov. 14.-At
last there is real excuse for
Isli's existence vocation has
been found for him; he is the
long sought round peg for the
round hole.
At a meeting this afternoon
it was suggested that lshi be
called as a juror in the Rumball
murder trial; that he appears to
be the only man qualified to
meet the approval of both sides
-anG incidentally. that the
blowing season is on and the
menfolks are too busy to sit in
judgment on fellow man.
Farmers and business men are
wrought up over the calling of
a special venire of 100 men for
the Rumball case. The first
venire of 62 names has been ex-
hausted and only one juryman
chosen. Citizens say that too
much caution is being used by
attorneys in selecting the jury
and that this caution is working
a hardship upon them.
The venires necessitate that
many men will have to quit
work in the height of the plow-
ing season and that merchants
who are busy with the holiday
trade will have to absent them
selves from home.
The suggestion that Ishi be
summoned was welcomed. He
is resident of this county and
is said to possess the qualities
which the attorneys seem to de-
mand of a juryman
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-11-15
TRUST BUSTER Is
COMING AFTER S.P.
Townsend to Prepare for Filing
$1,000, ,OOO,OOO Oil Land
Suit Against Railroad
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-B. ID. Town
send, special assistant of Attorney Cen
eral wickersham and considered one of
the abIest trust busters" in the depart
ment, will leave here Thursday night,
bound for San Francisco. where he will
prepare for the filing of the suit against
the Southern Pacific railroad to recover
81, ,0O0, 900 900 worth of oil lands.
Tt was Townsend who won the big
land grant cases, and Attorney General
wickersham says he believes the pres
ent suit will be won in the same man
ner. The attitude of the department is
that if anybody can win the suit, Town
send can.
On his way to San Francisco Town
send will stop at Portland. Ore, to look
over some more land grant cases. With
that business finished he will proceed
TO San Francisco to make final prepara-
tions for fling the suit against the
Southern Pacific.
II feel confident" said Townsend,
that the government will win the suit
against the Southern Pacific to recover
oil rights in the land grants. which are
valued at 81, 900 100000. We are fully
prepared for the struggle. The reason
the suit has been delayed SO long has
been because we wish to make our pre-
iiminary investigation very carefully
and be sure of our ground. We are
sure of it now and feel certain that the
suit will be successful"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-11-15
INDICTMENT, TRIAL AND
SENTENCE WITHIN HOUR
Former Traver Postmaster Is
Sent to Penitentiary
S..~;oJ D;.noIcd 10 The Call

IoptcIdI DSPuzt3 " - -1
FRESNO, Nov. 14.-Harvey G.
walker. former postmaster at Traver,
was indicted, arraigned and sentenced
in the course of an hour in the United
states district court today for embez-
zl,ng s1.310.61 of government funds.
Judge wellborn sentenced him to three
wears in the federal penitentiary at
McNeils island, Puget sound. Walker
pleaded guilty. He was arrested Sep
tenber 25. Walker is married. He had
been postmaster at Traver for three
years, and the aRpropriating OF the
funds covered a considerable length of
time
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-11-15
KAISER "BILL" WANTS TO
RULE SPANISH GUINEA
Envoys Of Two Countries Con.
fer Upon It's Cession

FRANKFoR-ON-TF TIE MAIN, Nov. a.
The German ambassador to Spain,
Prince Won Rather, and the Spanish
minister of foreign affairs, Marquis
Garcia Priete. held a conference in
Madrid yesterday. according to the
Frankforter zeitung, the subject under
discussion being the cession OF Spanish
Guinea to Germany.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-11-15
U. S. ARMY READY
TO Land in CHINA
interference Depends Upon Abil-
ity of Opposing Forces to
Protect Foreigners

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-At the first
indication that the revolutionists or
the imperialists can not protect for
eigners, the United States will interfere
in China. This statement is made on
high authority.
From the same source comes the
statement that the United States is pre-
pared and is ready to land 10000 sol
diers on Chinese soil and anchor the
whole Asiatic fleet in Chinese waters.
The fleet contains a dozen cruisers,
gunboats and monitors, under command
of Rear Admiral Joseph B. Murdock.
President Taft and his advisers are
not unduly alarmed, but they will neg
lect no precautfon. No movement other
than getting ready will the govern
ment make until it is positively demon
strated that anarchy prevails and that
the lives and property of foreigners in
China are endangered.
That this condition is expected to
come about. no member of the admin
istration will admit. The answer of
all officials here is that in war such
as that in China now no one can say
what will happen. but that 1t is wise
to be ready for all emergencies.
All the powers have the pledge Of
both the revolutionists and the impe-
rialists that foreigners wilI be pro-
tected. The greatest anxiety of this
government is not that Americans will
be molested under present conditions.
but that they may be If the revoiu-
tionists are successful
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-11-15
ENGLISH DREADNOUGHT
BUILDERS ARE BANKRUPT
Receiver Is Appointed for the
Thames Iron Works

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Thames
Iron works. shipbuilding and engineer
ing company. limited. appeared in the
bankruptcy court today and receiver
was appointed. The company is COM
pleting the British dreadnought, Thun-
derer, and its failure to obtain con-
tract for a battleship In this years
naval program was the immediate
cause Of its embarrassment.