davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
STRIKE Of SEAMEN
DISAPP0|NTS LEADERS
No General Tie-up YET Movement
Pronounced a fizzle by Shipping
Officials. Some Ports are
Affected.

London, Juuc 5l.-AIthough tht
general strike outlook today was ad
mitted by the officials Of seamen !
union to he less satisfactory than their
carlv predictions had led the the public
to expect, Ben Tillctt, in charge OF
headquarters here, explained that COLI
ditions confronting the men and not
lack OF enthusiasm was she cause HI
said the desile of the union TO keel
within the the law had led hi r"ll"'
officers 10 Issue general oni"r a. ~
union men to qnIt lnetr cuniragi h''
fore quitting. The m>Uit i i:H; ,eil
few Of the Hips in pstt arg affected, Il
they had signed Oh :heir crews befo:s
the border came. As the oCtan IN !:
came in, he sad, the u'en wil qi't ans
tie end Of week vii Iiul shipping IL
rrrests generally l'araly I'D.
The officials Of the federation, rap
resenting 13.000.000 tons Of Bril-. Il
shipping, characterize the movement
"a complete fizaIe. They say that
only a few men went out and that a
number of these are wavering and
ready 10 come back at once. Secretary
Boett announced today that the fedora
ton will ut once fill the places of all
of the strikers and will blacklist the
men who deserted their posts. He said
that hundreds of employees Of river
and coasting steamers will welcome
The chance to change to the liners
where the rate OF wages is higher.
According to reports received here
the strike is in progress in London,
Glasgow, Shields, Middlrsborough, Rel
last, Bristol, Cardiff, Swansea, Man
chester. Newcastle, Liverpool, Am>ter-
dam, Rotterdam and Antwerp.
Strike-hrcakcrs were at work along
The London docks today recruiting a
crew for the Empress OF Ireland and
the Teutonc, a1i it was said they
woul'i have mcr enough for the steam
rrS to get away Saturday.
Whether nr not the channel crews
and the vessels running out Of French
ports are to quit will he decided to-
night.
Various: boards Of trades III the cities
.ircady affected are appointing con-
ciiat;un committees and Gopp 10 force
4 speedy settlement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
POLICE COURT.

Justice H. 3. Cation presiding.
The following cases were disposed ot
this morning;
Arthur Mankin, charged with
saul'ing George Pallet, was dismissed
Robert Coylc, charged with breaking
and entering a Southern Railway
freight car, was turned over to the
authorities of Fairfax county.
Abe Douglas, colored, charged with
assauItiag Robert Evans, also colored,
had his case postponed until tomorrow
A special session of the court wa:
held at o'clock yesterday evening
when a white man was fined $40 ioI
carrying pistol, and Julia and t4rorsie
Lewis. two colorcd wor IN from Wash.
ingron. were tined - each for disor.
!crly cs,ndhl"t in the northeastern sec,
tIOn Il the city
Another special session will he held
at I o'clock rhis evening. when mar
charged with violating tin !uldine
las, and another charg,d With pperat
ing an autnmo"l" NJ Al unlawfu
Sprel will he arraisnc,i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
M0NARCH|ST REVOLUTION
REPORTED IN PORTUGAL
Troops Mutinied and Killed Com
mander--- Newspaper Office
Sacked--.Grave Conditions
in Country.

London, June 15.-The threatened
mnnarchist revolution in Portugal. i
now under way. according to Madrid
dispatches to the Exchange Telegraph
today
The garrison at Charcs, near the
northern frontier, mulinicd aud killed
the commander the dispatches say
At Braga, in northwestern Porlugn!.
mJnarchist groups sacked the Office Il
the Republican newspaper and arc IL
control OF the town.
Lisbon dispatches say the govern
meut has rushed troops to the affect
sections.
Capt Couciere and Commando
Coutinho are leading the monarhi~'
movement near Braga only few mile:
from the Spanish border.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
Crown Princes Narrow Escape.

Berlin, June 15.-The automo' lie
speed mania Of Crown Prince Friedrich
Wilhelm brought him another close
shave from death today. Only the
crown princes agility in leaping from
Tie orcrturning car saved him from,
the most serious injury.
The automobile was being driven al
excessive speed, when it Skidded il.
turnii a corner, struck the curb aud
overturned. The crown prince Jumped
The moment the car struck. His
chauffeur was painfully hurt in the
m:Sup.
Tie chauffeur explained that be
vas driving the car so fast at the request
II the crown prince. This is the third
auto accident in which tie ,rowl
prince has been involved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
STRANGE MAN IN THE YARD.

\ Iai, iiylng ou south Lee street
wa- startled a"nIt tru O'Clock last
night upon reaching her home to find
4 strange man at ;hy door. The house
SETS hook ir,ni tho Strert and at night
it dilii.lI!: t.,., ., one IN the yard
Tie iutrurier-cliJcnliy i iramp-pre
tended he wanted something to ea
when he saw he bad been discovered
The lady left the yard and quickly a:
possible called up the station house
Officer Rawlett proceeded to the house
but the stranger had vanished before
the officer had arrived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
DEATH OF MRS. WOOD.

Mrs. Melissa A. Wood, whose serious
illness had been noticed in the Gazette
d.ed at + o'clock this morning at her
residence on south Washington street
The deceased was the widow of Robert
L. Wood, who was killed in an accidct /
on the Manassas Branch OF the Soutip
crn Railway many years ago. She va
tie daughter Of the late Captain Samat
B. Hussey, Sell-kuown sea captai..
OF bygont years. and who was cl:
gagged in the coast survey service some
time previous to his death She was j.
the serenly-third year Of her age an
leaves two daughters-Mrs. Ida NJ. Hill
and Mrs J. Clinton Smoot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
To THE
Owners Of Dogsl
OFFICE.
Alexandra, Va. June 10. 1911.


All persons "whIng or intending iC
keep any animal @r canine species
should ruiI.e l"rward on or before
! JUNE TWENTY -EIIi HTH. 1911
-, IT,.
,in.' ,h'. t,',Iit"r ,f,nr,b. %n,b ri I,,,'a ai
ne, nnrsnn. nwninrr mr. h,rnnrin,, los viii.
out The required license are subject 10 q
fine as the laws on the subject require
of $500 or 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
RECEIVED MONEYIN PACKAGES

Mrs. Jeanette Stewart Ford, the
woman in the case," was the chici
witness yesterday in the trial at Gin
cnnati Of Edgar S. Cooke, who is
| charged with embezzling $24 600 from
the Big Four Railway Company. 5 :
was called as witness at the COS
pletion Of the testimony Of Charles l..
Warriner. Warriner in his confession
charged shat Mrs Ford received a
large part Of the SG43, 600 whi''h hr
said hr had taken from the railroad
company. Mrs. Ford was once tried on
the charge Of hlackmaling Warriner,
| but the jury failed 10 agree. She Is
still under Indictment. Ever snrr hr:
tr al Mrs. Ford has been an invalid and
she gave her testimony from a whct
chair. Before she had testified more
than lev moments she startled the
courtroom. declaring that Cooke had
given her 500, 900 in cash. She also
revealed the innermost secrets of her
relations with the defendant so far rs
thcjuige AMI attorneys woull prrmIt
TIE mor.l, Mrs. Fort testified, WA
, in package. { "kr would s',,t me
at M Il tiw nr three times a w'ck, "
she sand. Ea b time he would come
he brought packages, which ] conceal,
ed in trunk. Later | went to New
York. engaged safety depoSt box at
the Bankers Safe Deposit Company,
10 Wall street, and put the packages
in il
Cooke and l went TO New York in
September, 1901. We wcit to the
saftv deposit vaults and opened the
packages aud ronntr,i the III nev. 1t
came - SO 010 Il IL so, $40, and
500 and 500 nIils.
While you were in New York did
you have any talk as to wnrie this
money came from 2" snc was asked.
les-from the Big -Four, was the
reply. Cooke explained how and
why he got it, and that when they left
him he would just help himself. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
COLONIAL BEACH
r. F. Knox. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE

Pursuant TO decree entered in the
corporation Court of the City Of AL
cIandria. Virginia, Gil June 13. 1911,
n. Smith. against Lula G. Smith
lie undersigned commissioners viii
offer for sale at public auction, III
,rGGt Of the Royal Street entrance
20 the Market Buiiding, on Tues
day, June -, 1911, at eleven O'Clock
4. NJ. the following described prop
ertv situated in the City Of AleXan-
iria. Virginia. to-Tit:
BEGINNING on the west side Of
Patrick Street 1G0 feet inches,
more or less. south of Duke Street
md at Harrington south line and
canning thence south on Patrick
street IL feet . inches more or less.
! tie middle CT the partition be-
Te@n the tenement on this lot and
e tenement Cn the lot adjoining on
soEih: thence west parallel with
1uFc Street 100 feet to court IL
'cet 10 inches wide. thence north
II said Court il feet 2 inches,
more or less. the length of the
ifSt line, ana thence cast III d
lirect line to the beginning. with
right Of way over said court in com
non with others. and being that
property conveyed 70 G.. t. Smith
deceased, by Christina kultz. by deed
lated December Ii, 1901. and rec
;rded among the land records OF tho
ity Of Alexandria, Virginia. in Deef
sock En. IL, aG page aoT.
The terms OF safe n he one-thir,:
cash and the balance in six aud twelE.-
months. with interest on the dcierr
ed payments At the rate II six r5l
centam per annnin. Tie titla 10 be r.
iaincd until all The purchase none
5 paid. or all casn al the option O
lie purchaser.
J. K. VI. Norton.
Robinson A;un,tre
Commissioner Of sac.
! Car;ifv al ~. H.. -Iuired @.
!. Sbc,a .3mE,s .'0;,eT- has beef,
.uiy caGcatud. with suiiiIiant securi-
".
Teste:
Newell S. Greenaway.
Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
LOCAL BREVITlES.

The work of cleaning Union street
has Leen commenced by the Southern
Railway Company.
The fast motor boat recently con
structed BY the Emcr.on Engine Com,
pany OF this city was shipped to New
York this morning.
As will b. seen by the advertise
meut, Captain D, 7, Ramsay's gaso-
line boat Frank NJ. Phillips makes a
trip from Iii" foot of Cameron street
every morning, Sundays excepted, AZ
6:l5 O'Clock for The accommodations
Of navy yard senploy1es and Others.
The boat leaves Washington for thi,
city at 4:45 o'clock in the evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
Newell S. Greenaway.
Clerk.
THE UNITED STATES or AMER
L iCA. EASTERN DISTRICT at

THE UNITED STATES or AMER
L iGA, EASTERN DISTRICT oh
VIRGINIA.
Whereas on the loth day Of JI\F.
~. b. +. Mci!orncy. assignee OF &
\. forshcrg. iibrllant. iilrd his iib.i III
ac District Court OF Tie United Siaic>
nr The Eastern District of Nirsini',
@ain>l !hr Steamboat. Trculuu. her ~
ines, boilers. machinery. her boals
tlcklc. lt'rhivt ana furniture, in a caiisv
)f contract c,vil ana maritime.
And wiitrrlS. hy virtu. Of process i'll
due iur.n al law. 10 Iuc directed, return
able on the 2Dth day OF June 1911. ] have
seized aud taken The said steamboat. her
engines boilers ctc, aud have her in my
custody.
Notice is hereby given. that District
Court will be held i'll the United States
Iourt Room. i'll the city Of Alexandria
IN he 3rd day ofJuly 1911, for tn" trial
OF said premises. and the owner or own.
rrS. and all persons who may have OF
claim any interest. are hereby cited u
be and appear 1T the Time and place
aforesaid. 10 show cause. If any they
have why 4 final decree should not pas
as prayed.
AEFJ. Il. and II. +. CATION. Proctors.
uIsSCLARENCE &. SMlTHEKS.
ii Es8R {. S. Marshal
I BY naI,,EciLl y. l 5. Vi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
AN EXCURSION STEAMER
BURNS To WATERS EDGE.
Boat Caught Fire in Mid-Stream,
and all the Excursionists and
Grew Brought Safely to Shore.
Without Panic.

Paducah KY, June 15.-With few
excursionists on board besides the crew
the river excursion steamer John l..
Loyrey burned to the waters edge
opposite Smithland, Ky, early today.
every one on board, however, escaping
safely to the shore. The boat caught
re in midstream, and when it was
seen that the flames were uncontro!l-
able, the steamer was driven ashore,
Boats put out from the Kentucky side
of the river, and these, with the life
boats on the steamer, succeed i'll tax
ing everyone off.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
PLEAD GUILTY.

In the Corporation Court today
Sadie Ross, arrested recently on Tic
charge OF forgery, plead guilty and va:
sentenced to serve t%o years III tis
peniteutiary. The woman, it will BE-
remembered, procured .h,ck made
payable BY Swan BIOS. to DR.. &. /
klipstein and, after placing the latter
name upon it. obtained Sl0G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
BASEBALL.

In an interesting game Of basc' al
played on the old ia r glon DIS yester
day evening between the Blptlst sua
day School Boys and the Duke st'c',
Sluggers, was one by the Baptist Sunaa!
School Boys hy score 1900.
Batteries E. Rem ia ton and ?.
Fipks; Meades apd ]. Lasa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15

There is one medicine that every
family should be provided with and
especially during the summer months;
viz, Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
D.arrhoea Remedy. 1t is almost GER
tain TO be needed. 1t cos:s but 4
quarter, Can you afford to be with
out it? For sale by ". F, Creighton
and RICHARD Gibson,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15

Whoopiug cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept loose and *
nrcturalion easy by giving Chamber,
iain's Cough Rem edy. 1t has been
used in many epidrmcs of this disease
with perfect success. For sale 10y ".
i. Creighton and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15

The uniform success that has attend
ed the use of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
made il favori;e everywhere. 1t can
always be depended upon. For sale
by W. F. Creighton and Richard Glib
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
DIED.

Mrs MELISSA 4. WOOD. wife Of the
late Robert l.. Wood. died this morning
AT four o'clock. June 18th 1911. in her
Scventy-thrd year Funeral services at
her late residence. .0iI south Washington
street. Saturday afternoon, June 18th at
1 o'clock. 1nterment private.
Jcl5 2t=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
Many Killed by storm.

Trieste, Austria. June l5.-More
Il,an twenty bodies OF victims OF a
storm that swept over this city and
along The coast for miles, have already
hren recovered. Scores of fishing
boats are reported lost, and it is feared
that the toll oi death will run much
hishcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
FIFTY IkAico' tXFE RE

Mrs Win lows ~oo.n ~ syrup Is The
pres rirtiul. ii one Of the best female
phy.iyians and nurses IN the United
Stat. and has been used for tftv years
Il never.iaiing sucress by millions of
Mothers for their children. II relieves
thg child from pam. cures diarrho.ea,
..ricing 10 Tho bowels, and :"ird collie
t;y giving health tc the CHILD !trefts th7
mosheY TsrrsY-ere gsn.s tcstis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
start Home Now and Join the Ranks
of the Independents.

Never has it been easier build than right nowmoney plen
u and seeking legitimate channels And there no enterprise
more worthy than building the purse strings OF
the banker quicker anything ese because means nat you
have decided of the community In ~hh you
live Thus almost before you lind the ownership OF
home carries significance it todayyouN II be glad you
do and sorry you don't When you ready to tax umoef
veil be waiting YOU have just the lumber you
will need besides that be helpful 10 YOU
without any charge.
w. A. Smoot & Co, Inc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15

Look it over and get
ready. You know that
the notion comes sud-
denly and that you do
not have time to look
around for new tackle.
We take a great deal Of pride in
our stock of fishing tackle.
We would like to show you
and invite you to come and
inspect this line, and assure
YOU that you will not be eZ-
pected to buy simply because
you look.
i. n!N!zHi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
S!!glgstiQn for PicniGS

pe4nut But: e,-. Shrimp,
Sar dimes, Salmon, Chip
Beet, potted Tongue. Pot
ted Chicken, Lambs Ton
que, wi,is the folicwin 6
flakes, Fric i7rac, " alnoten
and frou F:ou, imported
from Einlfa11G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15

The Gazette receives the full tele-
graphic service of the United Press
up to $50 every afternoon. In ad-
dition It has special correspondents IN
Washington. Richmond and Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-06-15
sPRICE 2 CENTS.


largest volume business TIM city because tH otuH
thth a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-03

ttg ouf Jris unb meinte, Ser ter
oiene gar ni6t, oaB nie @emeinoe
it6 leiner annebme = er iei eS
nidt inert, er Jet elm un5anfborer
8uride, Ser auspanoern moae.
0Su mol, ausuun0ern," fiigta
Der Sdneioer binjlt, bi6t neben
9artrpig riideuo. vIod 4merifo,
9err. 4altor = lla, Sic miiien ia
ielblt, lpas oas al iugen bat uno
luos eiilem oo aaes b~egegnen fam,
no mon bic @egeno ni6t fe,tnt.
Iber Dos fon1nt bon Ser 1tnbil-
Dung, @err Holtor, ulo meil Der
6rit bon o1' ben @efobren feline
Ibnnlne bot, oie einem oa briiben
umlollern. ltno bos miro dnb nt6t
better meroen, melul oas 8olf ni6t
freilinniger er5ogel1 miro, SEER
Ealtor = benn nie loa Ser WeniG
millell, baB es in Mnlerifa anoers
lit, als BEL nns. pel11 oie 8il=
,oung i'm @olfe mlteroriidt miro
iuno ser liberale Gebonfc ni6t ge-
nllq allsbreitung finoet. ;"
Gnrtfebullu ipiut.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-03
Cine neue Sranf6eit.

Slt Ser Hariier Mfaoemie ser
Wiiieni6aften eela,lete fiir5li1 Elm
intereiianter geridt 5ipeier Yrofei-
loren Der mebi5iniiden 5afultat
BON @oroeaur iiber Die 8eobah.
tungen BEL Der allermooernlten
aranfbeit, Der apiatiferfranfbeit,
gum @prtras. geim @obenflus Be-
idSleunigt iib Die gltmung unee-
fdbr in elmer @obe bon 1900 Me-
ter. 9os @er5 begintt raider 5u
lhlasen, obne oaB Dies ieooh in
9er5flopfen ousartet. aud mad,t
iih elm leihtes lln6ebagen GET
ten6, oas Der I'M @oriabre nit lei-
uem 8ruOg abseltiir5te Mniatifeli
Worane Der Mngit uno Dem Sc
fiibl Der @iniomfeit oui6reibt. Dos
Obreniauien iteat iih BEL 1900 Me.
ter S0be Elm. Der Mniatiter g..
gagneur, Ser Snbaber bes @oben.
meltreforos bon 5000 Meter, em=
pfano ieood elm ioeenonntes Sh-
renfnafen in melt %geringerer So
be. 9agegen bleibt ofe Sebfraft.
cine oeutli6e ullo ungetriibte.
@leidmol erlebte elm 6lieger gon5
merfmiiroige 9allll5inationen. Gr
iab mdbreno ieines Slnges fort.
mabreno 81 ieiner HedJten Siirnt
Der Notre-0 ame- Stride ntlb bcren
SpiBen, obfuol er iib mebrere frns
bert Gilometer meif pom EariS cnt=
fernt befano. 9ie raiheren 6crs.
%benegung ulo Die @eborltoruneel,
mcroen bel 6liieen 5piiden 1900
n1o 1900 Wetern luabrgeltomnten.
Noh intereiionter limo Ole 8euduA-
t.uigen beimi roihen NieocrlteiJrn.
Sierbei bot Der Mpiatifer ELI Brett
rcli I'M @eiiht. Die @ollget roieil
lid itarf unb Elm gliibenie Site
Wnd,t lif fiiblbnr. @r empiiMoet
ENC nnbe5ahmbore Heigirna Suih
Sdjlnfen, trot offer Nnitrengllneen.
bic slnoen ofien 81 bdlten. &iir3=
lid) muroc auf eiiienl Se.lea Elm
J.1iaer Ipiatifer in ieineln Meru=
pIon tief i'm Shlafe oufgefunben.
9ls mon i'm aufmefte, fonlt, or
iid obiolnt nift crinnern, mieio
mo unter melhen llmitahoen CIR
eelanbet ieie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-03
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Set iiber fiinfaig Sabren bon
Wiaionen bon Miittern fir hire
&inber init benz beiten grfolge beim
3abnen gebraadt. Gr berubigt oas
&inb, erpeidt oas 3abnfleif9 uno
hilbert Die Sdmer3en; BELT aldl
Winofolif uno lit bos bette MittsI
bai .9iarrboe. l1eberaa BET Sen Mpo-
tbefern 81 baben. Sraet mad Mrs.
@insloip's 5ootbing Sprup ullo
nebnlt nidts an0ercs. % Gents oie
6lalde.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-03
JnIa,,n.

Sor Dem Eegeln : &onlite oes
Observation-Disclosures erfldrte Srori=
els 6eeban, Der Brdiioent oes
8ittsburger 9iltriftes Ser vMine
@orfers-llnion" bon 9enniplpanien
mabreno oes Streifs i'm @eltmorc=
lano : &ohlenrepier bon .B%enniplpa=
MEN bitten Morb, @emalttat uno
9eonage geberridt. 3mon8ig gerg=
leute ieien bon Siilfsiberiffs nit
oergelboiien moroen, uno Die Gage
Der alts Dem 4uslanOe ltammelloel;
Irbeiter unteriheioe iidl tatiahlid
nidt bon Sflaperei. 9as Gonlitc
6atte Serrn 6eeban mulaBli1 ser
9teiolution oes Meprdfentallten @il=
ion bon Genniplpania oorgelaoen.
onrb mel6e cine aongreBunter-
lu6ung iiber sic 5treifperbaltniiIe
in Der &%oblenregion BON @eltmore=
lano angeoronat, Sen Musgolg
oes .elngeleiteten geri6tliben Ser
fabrens ab5uuarten, ebe Der Sort
greb naber auf Die @neelegenbeit
eingebt.
Der oeutlbe aoniul gieinde In
Bolton mahte Dem Brofelior gc.
lparo 6. 8idering in Cambridge.
Maii., Die amtlide Mitteilung, oab
inn Ser preuBiide 0roen uGour Ic
Werite" berlieben moroen III, ntn
iiberreihte linn III feierlider @eife
Die Sniignietr ps 0roens. gis on-
bin por elmer glei6en Mus5eifnung
MIR 5ipei Mmerifaner 5uteil getpor-
ben flamli6 Nemeolnb un6 Mgaiii5
lnto ieit oenLgobe oes lebteren gob
es fem amerifanii6es Mitglieo
Der INSTRUMENTATION @bteilung oes
Sroens mebr uno MIR einen Mmeri-
foner, melder Der Mbteilung fiji.
&iinite angeborte. ndmlid Sen Mo-
fer Sarsent. Der preuBiide 0roen
yBour le Merite~ bot inter Ser M::-
.litar Mbteilung alih cine Mbtei-
hing fiir @iiienidaitn uno aiinite.
Gle Rlaiie fir @ilienidaften 5abst
8 oeutihe uao 8 ausmdrtige Dit.
glieoer, oarunter Z engliide Mit-
slieoer. Die alaiie fir &iinite 3Gblt
40 Mitglieoer, namlid 20 oeutide
luto 20 ausmdrtige.
Die gbicagoer Yoliaei iiebt
lib 8llr 3eit opei Morogebeimnil-
len gegeniiber. CHARLES MeiQn, So
Sabre alt urlo Mitglieo Ser MnItrei
ber-llnion, nerlieB ieine @obnung.
Inn lid gil elmer 2ogenperiamm
lung 81 beaeben. Naditer Moreel
mnpoe feline 2eide in Dem @ofe bin
ter ieiner @ubmlug gefunoen. Sbm
lpar DER ,Sddoel eingeidlagen NOR
oen. Die 2eide mar ni6t berallbt
luoroen. Mitten i'm Scoop" Giltrif.
lpuroe, in einem Sauseimgang, sic
9ei6e zines gut gefleieeten etlpo
35 Sabre alien Manues gefuil=
oen. Nah Mnii6t Der gerote lieet
ein @oro Dor. Mls BEL Dem Gotten
geflnoenen Hapieren ideint berpor
5uaeben, BOB Der Wann Mi6aelion
bieB, bod lit Die Soentififation ni6ts
ipeniger als oefinitip.
8eiuinnt ben &f nm's 2ebem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-03
ssohn SO. @oro. ei1l Sob

SQDAt ~ NCGApf W. OQpit
BON Col. Srancis 90. @aro, Den,
&ommiiiar fir offentli9e arbeiteu
BON Buffalo, q. -, ernidte iii;
3uloiinng 5ur STRENGTHENING neS
Solpitals in Gun Srancisco. ST.
CAB an, er bo6e iein @eodhtilis
b%erloren. Gr miiie nid)t, ouf ncl.
DIE @eiie er nod Soflano nrb Dor.
bort ous nod Son Sronciseo &c.
longt Jet. gr bobe iib ouf bemsgse-
ge nod Seottle benlnocn. Gr BE-
fiirdte, Dob or eiler meiteren Nfu-
faa baben mo Oann iih ieIber ms
moeren Sd)aocn 5ufiiaen f5uulr.
Wion iagte ihnl, CT follnfe nid)t ii.
oas @ipl ouigelommen meroen.
ipeili ni6t iernonb anbcrS gelen
i'm Die @nfloge erbebe, Bob er III,
iinnia iei-