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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Rip Rap
pointer bird dog. Six months old.
Phone 3176. 1877
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25

FOR SALE-Horse. Phone 1892.
Pitt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-25

FOR RENT--7-room house with all
modern conveniences. $1,000. En-
quire Palladium office. 22-tf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26

Sn's 8inperaus', haS beute boff>
mlngsfreubia
Sn Icinen ~Icbcnsnorgen idaut.
Hur einmal nod - barn mlIB id)
seb'n
llub Damn = auf NimmcripicberS
ieb'nl
Sungcs Sabr:
8ie crnit bu bit in bcinem Sfeibes
9rlBc
HIM blidit MIDI an 10 groB .uo
Saubcrbaft.
Scs Ilters 8iirbc briidt bid nicbcr,
Siit miioe luobl o LANCER &nnbcrs
Id)aft;
Sod ih bctrctc iroh hic filnft'gcn
Yiune,
Niir mint pus Scbcll nod in boiler
Yrad)t.
Miid, eriiBt hdS Slid, fir oas id,
aufgcipndlt,
llrb jlbclro areii' ih bcit gum
Wnnbcriiubc.
ga, armies, milbce Snbr, nod mcine
Snilo;
9nnu eli id) tort ms idlonc grocn@
lanb.
Niles Snbr:
Sa, 5iebc glildlid bin, on bolbcs,
iun9c9 Snbr
Aui Sonucnpinpcn bin nit leid,tenl
Sd)ritt;
Sod bab' ih nod Gin Ieptcs %ort
iiir bid,
Nimm'S nuf Die Nciie nit!
Sun9eS Sobr:
Sa. gib Dem uucrfabr men ainbc
Scin liebenb @prt
Gum SdruB unb SPORT,
SoB es hic redten Wese iinoe.
Iltes Snbr:
0u iolit. mein ainh. bic Icnifcn
aliidlid maiden;
S'rrm iireue aus on jebem nclten
Sag
Sn'S @rbent6al bes Simmcls 9lit uuo
Siebe.
60 piel Elm ScrS nlir iallen mag.
Sunges Snbr:
Wiq's freunis tbun uno nientaIs
ruin,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26

S.unges Sabr:
Wie on bciobIen. piro'S gcideb'n!
an jeber Shlpelle ioa pnS &rcu5leiu
lieb'n.
Sodl ln9c mir, OH Ideibeno Sabr.
@as bet ih ionit ben Wenifcn bar?
Iltes Snbr:
Scr Slumen picl pol Suit unb
Yrnngen,
llub an Die Sdumc bdn9e iiibe
6rltht.
SaB golb'nc Nebren nit bcn 2iiften
foien,
2nB 8ceren ninfen aus bcs 8albes
Sdblrdt.
Sm @inter lnb hie Slodcn luitis
tnn5cn
limo bcde lpcid, Sic 3artcn Seine gu.
Sm CONNER icanc reid Die Grntetagc
llnb mad, Der Arheit glib Den Wiiben
Rub.
Senf' Sricbcu in ole i%orssnpollc
Scelc
llub rcttc ailtig iie aus Sfulo linn
Schle,
llnb no aui boicn @eaen 9cbt
Gin armies Nenid,enfinn,
ia ipnru' cS crtit nnb fiibr's 3uriid
3u icincm @ott gcidJlpino!
SuugcS Snbr:
@cld)' hobe Vflidt lcgir on mir aui
Sir mciuen flint acn S%cbcnslnuf.
Nur Gineo nod! @aS bait on aus
cricb'n
sir aH Die aiubcr, Die mi Grpen
geb'n?
Mites Sabr:
Die aimber! - Wpbl, bic Sarfit on
mift uergeiien,
Sic limb bic gliimeleim in 1riiblinas.
praft;
Sic lcudItcu mic bic ih6nen trauten
Sterne
S,inein In bieier Groc bnnfle Wadt.
= mahre Tie nnb ihiitc tic
Dor alien HOien iudt NIB firth.
Yflaus' IN bic Ser5d,en tief hinein
Tie Silienbliitben, ueif nno rein,
Saf Gngelein aus SimmelSh1b'u
Writ @0"ne mi III. nis'erieh'n,
llnb nun, Slid anf, mein iunaes
Sabr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26

@cb' wiIrclic aler Gnbcn,
@as Ienid,cnfinbern uiiet nm
frornint
Irs ilberpolcn 6dnpeu.
~
Sod mo auf cine blcid)c Siirne
Ser Spn bic falten Singer lcgf,
Gin brcd,cnb Scr5 int Icstcn 8ii9en
So hnngc idldgt,
So seb', iino bring cin ielig Stcrbcn
llnb troite. Die Or lpcincnb itcb'n;
8id,t' bimuncliudrts Die nnlicn Iueeu:
Sort pbcn gibbs cin @ieberieb'n.
Sunges Subr:
Sd banfc Dir iiir peinc splp'ncu
Scbren
llro pcrbc JIG bcfcl9cn jeocr5cit.
Sun lcbc iuobI! Wicin iinp Der GU
frnft Gage
llnb ou gcbir Gin in bic &crsntscns
belt. GID
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26

acin berries &eb' tciu cin5i9 gdl
Tuf il III MIenid,enbcr5en mad.
NItes Sabr:
8 reti1. mein 8iub, 10 lit cs nid1t &C.
t%ncint;
Scnn ipiilc. no niht 2ciS nit 9illt
iid chit,
$50 nid,t Der Sdmtcr5 aug fclid)tcu
Iu9cn ldaut,
$50 nid,t eir bunees &er5 auf @ott
p%ertrdut,
Sn niro Der Icuih Ben Sinrmel niht
bcriteb'n
Inn pirb, bnb @ott erbarme. III Die
SIRE eeh'n.
I'D, fam bir'3 nift pcridbtpcisen.
Surh's arcitS mllb MAJ sum- 3immeI
itei9en.
S'rum tell Ell icbcr Sbiir' Gin areliSs
lcin binI
Sds lpirb bes TcnIhcn Grnn mad,
oben 5icb'n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26

nod bcnn cir 81 flutes. 2cben fiibrt
gar 81 leid)t nlif Die Snhn bcs Gi9eu@
thllms zSergebens. Grit itieblt man
pieleift cin flcincs 9pnbon. hanm
einen aud]enitern lln0 SllePt beiBt
man pielciht gar Dem fccmSen Mars
5ipunidne;nd):n. III einem nnbc!pad,e
ten Iu9enblid DEN appf nb lnb lilgt,
lucnl man bieierbalb 6ur Rebe g%eitelt
lpirb. 8as sinen ipld,en aarlden
lperoen fam, :renn er crit aurl beiBt.
hos mag iif Sober lelbit %ousnalcn.
gliu, nub bieies gilt fir 8arIhens
Wfutter ebenir wie fir jebe anoere, bic
eineu fleinen Sunsen hat, sebt ben
ainoern su Weibnahten nidt 81 piel
Siifigfeiten nnh adbtet barauf, bak tie
has geiheerte in perniinftiser @eiie
mad nnb mad peraebrer. Sabnr&
ipart ibr eudI SDrse nnb Merger mnb
ben &inbern felbff tlebelfeit unb 9eib=
ihnter5en.
=
Sie miRslidten Neujabrs .1ieber=
r%aifnnsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26

&ic pielc Sprad,cn farnit bu2
Sd fam mir gngliid,. sd babe Gin
ipenig Seutih uno Spaniid, gcfonnt,
nber id, babe es bolb nerseiien. Sd
tpiirbe falIm nod 3pei Worte i'm Slis
famnenban9 iprefen fonneil. = llnb
on pinit anifmanu mcrhcn? 9ilbeit
on Dir elm. odB bcut5utngc Gin iun9cr
&aiiimann cine quite Stelle finbct,
tpenn er nid)t minbcitcns cine frembc
Sprnd,e fennt? Sd pcriiherc Dir.
nnb bu Did, irrit. @cnn on &c 81
ctlpns bringcn lpiait, lit eo oird1nlie
notbi9, bn6 on nod einc frcmoe
Sprddc fannit. Sns iicbt alldb Der
Staat Elm, Der BON Den S%tuoentcn pn5
Stubium minbeitcns elmer SpradDe
perlanpt.
Sbsr icbcn Sic bod bic Sransrien
iino auberc Snlfer an; acipobnlih
fonncn tic MIR ibrc eiaenc SpraG,e
urb bcfinben lid babel nidt ifIehter.
= Su bit i'm Srrtbum. Veruimnt.
baS Die Imerifauer felt eiuieer 3eit
crfannt bnben, ipeld,en Gorfbeil bic
aenmtniB Der Sprnden ben ocutihen
aauflcuten 9ibt. Sn ibren 3eituneen
fam man oft &laecn lcien, pie fol~
senbe: nSn Stalien, in Spnnicn, III
england. in Amerifa erpbsrn bic
OeutIfc II ale Gage @ebiet. Der
beuthe anufmann perItebt es,
lid nit linen in ibrer Spradle 3I
u~nterbalten. 9urh Die Site Der
Waaren niirben mir Den 8sttbeiperb
nusbalten fonueu; mir ipcroen iibers
bolt. neil Die Oeutiten Die freinocn
Sprafen fonnen nnb ipeil pir lie
nid,t fonnen." IlIo ipenn Oh &aufs
mann lperocn ipilit. lege Did, nit aller
Strait auf Die neuen Sprad;en nnb
bnuptiGdlit alf Die Grlernung Der
beutifen Spradc. Dns lit Der bette
Hatb, Den ih Dir gebcn fdnn.
xx*
Gin wphlseiittetes ainb
Iprst itets baiiir, haB es ialbcr ae>
pniten uno oroentlih sefleitet
erifeint.
&c perldSt am giorsen Ieim Shlaf.
fdmmerlein crit. ipenn es red,t an,
ae5oacn lit.
~ p0liitpi ltul ptl ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
oarirm idlueigt es, ipcnn slnbcre
reeen. Birb cs aber seirast. 10 ant
fportet es ioaleih bcutlid, nnb nah
reno DEM Sprehcn Ihaut es bic
Seutc an.
Gin iuobl9eiittetes Sinh treffen tuir
tets froblidl, ME dber rob ODER aus
aelaiicu. 2ir hpren and ME. Dab
es nit ldlimmen Streifen prablt oner
YrieIter unb 9ebrer beldhelt.
&inber nit euten Sitten
Sinb iiberal lieb iino ipobls
sclittcn.
Ix* ei
Sfersiragcn. .Sa
8as hort obnc Sbrcn unb iprihS
pbnc @lno?
'op0 sp&a 49,
8elaes abier lit am s%eirdbisiteni
'lalal nislls3
isaIe niu slsll 10 lisai 'slpS Tag
%as 1T bcber ais Der airdtbnm2
! 'laiuml6 lag
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26
fUr die kebe 1u9end.

Cir bic Sleincn.
(1912.)
@ott Der Serr bat iIns crihaffen
9r fam Mles, mas CT nil,
Selblt u1lf 8ot!es. Gina gem Winfe
Steben Monb unb Grpc it'll.
Sieier quite @ott, er iegnc
Heid) nit @naben immerbar
Vile, Die gang brab ui1D refine
8leiben audi in, neuen Sabr.
*xk
Gin her Sabrespeube.
(gin @eiprdh 5tpiihen Dem alten uno
Dem Reuen Sabre.)
GItes Sabr:
60 fomni benn, Sinh, bab id nod
einmal blife
Sn's Guse Dir. 10 lieb unb tralt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26
Sie miRslRdten Neujabrs= iteber.
rafhnnsen.
(Gon Aba 30 ari g.

0tiiGer's batten es eieentiif gar
nift 10 iebr nptbi9. &arl, allsemein,
ielbit BON ieineu beutjhen Srcunben.
Charlie genannt. perbiente senlg. Inn
a~nltdnbis on leben lnlo iif nnb ieiner
Srau 5ulueilen elm fleines @ergniigen
81 spnnen. Sennoh befleiBiste lid
pas @bepaar Der srpbten Spariamteit,
unb nifts ~sefpdbrte linen sroBere
8efriebisuna, ais Elm iogenunntes
GrtraaeIddftdben. gs bralidbte oar
teiu beoeutenper @etpinl 5u iein; 5ebn
eriibriste Collars Ihienen BEN seniis<
iamen Setthen id,oit cine gang re-
ipettable Summe.
War bd I'M Sauie elm altes 8iifiet.
Elm niht beionbers idDnes, aber iebr
niisIides Stiid Nobcl, neldes Srall
4nna bon ibrer Mutter i~ibernommen.
Die es ibrerieit5 Dor pier3ie Sabren
BON Senfihlunb mit9ebradt bate.
Wanden Stllrm bate bas alte
brnpe Siifict erlebt. @s bate i'm
Sauie Der 3eit neue SiiBe, nelc Sbiiz
rem, neilcs StloB, nelic gretter, neue
Sarbe unb Yolitur befommen nnb
bate boh ME iein gellngcnes, be-
bdbiges, oltpdteriides Iusicben pers
loren. gs cling ibn, mic DEM Nciier
hes Srldnbers, pcldles i'm 2aufc lciz
ner 9ienit5eit bier nelic ali1sen unb
brci 8rifie crbnlten linb bph INNER
bnsielbc alte bumme Wiclier 9eblieben
lpar.
@nbIih ihien aber alld1 fir bas
8iiffet bns Gnoe ieiuer iroiifen
Salfbabn AT naben. Charlie mnb
Nnna ltonbeu nit fritiid)en 8liden
berntbiGln9eno Dor Dem alien CRIB
itiid.
~9n anna, es bat ieet cublid bod
ausgebient."
.Meinit On? @laltbit Oh nid)t.
baB Der Sfreiner es nod einmal bcr@
ridtcn fDnntc?"
nSas fpilrbe unseidbr 10 piel foIten
nie Gin rlclies. Sieh' mlr. es fippt
ia iait nm, Der rcdtc BORDERING lit
mlrrmitidig, nno bier Die 5biirc
id)lieBt gar nift mebr, nnb iieb' Dir
einmal bicic S6ublohe an. SaB baS
Ding 81 9rcnnbol5 3eritlagen. unb
bel @eleBenbeit falfcu mir Gin an
bere5 @iifict."
Srau Nnnn gab iif idleinbnr 3us
friebcn nber JIG bud)tc gar nid,t oar
IN, bcn nlteu Srcunb 81 perbremncn.
0oe mare bod Nan6 ~pietdtlos &C.
%lpcicni llnb dllBerbem cine lpnbrc
3crIdlmcnblua. 0n lpuBtc tic bod,
ctruno Sciicrcs. Sic bate 9cbort,
hnB Nlifdnicr nlicu mo9lidlen St,unb
III eriteheu pfleBen. llnb ibr Siifict
mar ia rod, fcin Sduno. 3cbn Sol
lars miiroe lie idlpn bniiir bctpmmen.
Sic ioQtcn Damn cine Rcuiobrs llebcr@
rnidurN fir ibrcu @idnn lcin. Sic
lab i'm ldruln6eln unb horte lid Gin
inmoic2, prottiihe2 tleinc3 Sraucus
Sinmer nenueil. ooS io9ar nod ans
cincm aucrtannt lpertblpicn Siiffct
.@clb pernue5uidln8eu pcrituub.
Der Nltfoliicr fam, bciab lid, ons
Wtobel nit Der 9cringihdeigcn Nicne.
Die in lold)cn Sdllcn sum @eIhdit acs
bort. uno modic in @ebanten ieinen
lleberihldg. @uteS itarfes Sol3.
feline mobernc @aurc aus alten Stitch.
Gin neiler SUB, Gin anocreS SdloB.
bic Sdublaoc 5uredtbobcln, auirolis
rcE Das tbatcn CT unb ieiue bcis
Den Sobnc. 3u &nns bate CT aud
10 cine Nrt Ger5ierung obcr Nufias.
ons Dem 9iiiict elm sans anberes.
mobiles Nusieben sebeu piiroe. Gin
gutes @eiddit ipiirpe er iid]crlid
MAIDEN. Snut ingte CT nlSoann
81 ibr:
.5but mir lcip, Nrs., mcine Belt
lpcaeu oieics ipurmitidiscn alien
aaitens perloren Su babcn. Was ioD
- A- H.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26
Gum Menen Sahre 1912.


8ieber sebt bas altc Sabr su @nbe,
iuieber rildt bns uellc an. Bah lpic>
Der miro o Den ebripiirbigcn Sbiire
men Der Stabt Die leetc Stunoe ocs
nlten Sabres bcrflin9cn. @icoer Elm
Subr babin.
~Guf Nolerfliigen |itilrnlt Die Belt"
u a 8 lit bod, bas Den Mcnidcn uuis
borden ldBt III Der WitternadtSiuunoc
IN Der NeuIahrsnadt, penn Die llbr
gum Shlogc nu3bolt? @igentlidl iii
CO bod nidtS bcipnbcrcs. Seber
Sturoenihlas ser llbr fam ms
9ernu onsielbe ingcn, RAG lpicoerlml
etne Spnnne &cbens3cit bubin9c
fhtpunoer, unrriebcrhriugIih bnbin>
aesdn9en lit, baB mir lpicbcrim cincn
Shritt Dem 3obe ndhcr ~gctommcu
iinh.
lfnb bod @tIuns beipnbcrce III e.
bod, Die 6lpolitc Stuuhc Der Ncus
inbrsnoft. Wog audi Der Slang ner
8lode bcriclbc iciu. iiir'3 Wcnid;cus
obr III ibrc Sprohc boh cine gana
anberc. oSn5 9tcnidcnle6cn ludhrci
~ NuDlC' uHp IpCNl CH uuul lulIIlIlli
80 Sabre" llnb ooriunen ut Elm
ern It q cbnrfc, Der lid hciu,
TbihIuB cincS Sabrca Den MtcnifclI
alfbrinat, der @cbnufc on hic Slid
tiafcit beo Scbcrs. 8ic iducQ bod
Elm Sabr pergebt lnro lpic bns Der
floNcne mic eiu IlIgenblid babinBcs
fhipunben, 10 miro and bas font
menoe unb aud olle ~iibri9cn Sabre
babineiIen. bis mir II cine onbere
@obning iudcu, Ibi6ieo ncbmcn bon
bieier Groe.
Sod nod Elm 8citercS lpedt llls
an erniten @eboufen IN Der Neus
jabrsnadJt. Gin altc9 Sdbr pollcnbet
nit Dem 5tp0lfien Sdlagc icineu Saui
unb ein neues offnet ms feline 5borc.
ltnh ipas Miro e5 uns %brin9en?
Birb'S Gin gliidlides nerocn ober
ipiro Sdmer3 lluo Sriibial ms trcfe
fen. miro cs elm Sabr beS ScgenS
nerben? Bir miilcn cs
So. mir milien ridt cinmal.
% mir ielbit bas Gnbe ocS fommcn'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26

~ nmerfung: Sbises 8rs
iprGh siuiifen benz nltcn nno nen,
iunscn Sabre FINITE nm Splpeiter.
Abenb i'm trauten Ia%milienfrciie pon
siuei 8inoern porsefrasen ,uerben. Gs
iriirbe lid nrn 10 better MAIDEN, ,uenn
b~asicnise 2ino, meldbeS bias nltc Sahr
uuritellt, aud cntiprefenS aefleibct
iuGrt, nit srauer 1eriidc, aebiift mub
nuf cincn Sfab geifiitt. las inngc
Sabr basescn miikte in belem iuacnb=
lidlem Hn5isc eriheinen, glumen in
ben @dnben uno aui benz @aupte.)
49, y
Nm bic Sugcno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26
(5iir Den ~Somilientrcis" y

(Siir Den oSnmilierfrcis".)
slm splpeterabenh.
Wie fpelte Sldttcr bon belt biirrcn
3nci9en
Iie Nobeu auf Dem ipeiBcn Ieeresz
idlalim
@ntflattert mciner Gage buntcr
8eiocn,
Sliebt meincs 2ebenspilp betpcgtcr
1as bIeibt Sir min, o Scrs, an
bieiem Ibenb
Gpm Sabre bciicn lester Sropfeu
flieBt2
SITS Elm Grinnern, ipeld)es IiiB unb
ldbenb
Den Soffnunestelt ii6sr Die Sufunft
eieBt?
60 man6e 3Gbre bat bcn Srunt
berbittert
Gn S~onieieim ihon obncbin 10
nm,
60 bGuiie bat mid 2eib unb 8eb
puTQ]6lIIeII
60 ielten Srieb unb Sreube lidt unb
tpdrru =
Ser Sueenb Sborbeit uno Elm he'll
log 8liiben
1tniel'9es Siebern beiBer 2eibens
ihaft
entfa6t in icbcr aber brcnnenb
Sed3en
Hadb einem Slid. fpie ss Die groe
idafft.
S'rum ianb id, mas % iinbct Ioldes
Sud)en,
Dir iparb bie Seele punb unb ipeb
lnn ihiuer,
llno tralerno mug Die Sanb aufs
Ser5 id Iegen
llnb ieuf3en: .9ab eS anbers, anbers
pdr'l"
ltnb bod, bns Soften lam i3 nimmer
Idlicu
Sas Soften auf Elm bpIcs, reines
Slid
Sas ih nit mcincm gan3cn Sein
crfaiien
limb idauen fam nit ielig trlnfnc lei
Bid.
Nln ober ieb' ids uimmcrncbr bies
nieben,
Sic bcrbc Sebr' bat cnblif iih
gelobnt
@cin nrmes Ser6 led5t cin5is naf
Dem Srieocn.
Der oroben mir itbcr bcu Sternen
fppbut.
({ % y ~
~ ~ ~
(Silr Den rSanilienfreia".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26
(6orticsuns auf Der 10. Seite.)
$3.50

Ntander. Der in Der Sugcnb 81
picl senoiien hat, bat i'm glter nod
onrdn 5l faiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-26
In bic Suscno.

lSon 5crmnnn &au ma Il n,
Cedar Sails, Solpn.)
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-08-26
DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF CRIME
Youth Accused Of Triple Murder AZ.
serts His Innocence.

Boonville. Ind. Aug. 26.-The coro-
ner's jury continued Its investigation
into the. death OF Richard Lee. his
wife and son. slain here early Thurs
day. while William Lee. aged twenty
one. held a. suspect sat In his cell
In the county Jail and chatted cheer
fully with his guard.
Extra deputies have been placed on
duty to prevent an attack being made
on the prisoner w infuriated citizenss
With the entire village in high
state OF excitement following the
brutal murder young Lee II apparent
ly the least concerned person in the
town. He steadfastly denies any
knowledge OF how his parents came to
their death.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-08-26
WESTERN RAILROADS
MENACED BY STRIKE
Twenty-Five Thousand Shop En-
Neys May 60 0ut

Z Chicago. Aug. 26.-With Julius
Kfsttschnitt. vice president and gen.
eral manager OF maintenance and op-
eratiou of the Southern Pacific and
speeding West In a special car. with
labor leaders gathering In Kansas
City to decide upon their nnal stand
and with thousands OF union men
bembarding their union officials with
demands that they be permitted to
strike, the industrial situation In the
Ear West has assumed most criti.
cal phase.
Labor Leaders, declare they are hav-
ing difFiculty In holding their men in
check and add that they can see moth.
ing to the Nansas City meeting but Q
strike order to oil the shop craft EN-.
ployes OF ths entire system.
The main point at issue is the de-
mand OF the unionists that the rail
roads recognize the system federation
In place of the separate union or
ganisations that have contracts with
the road. The railroads insist that
negotiations IN the future must be car
risA on ~ in the past. under the indi
vidual unAol plan.
Railroad leaders here declare the
Hartman lines are able to withstand
strike of>shop employees at this time
while eunloU leaders arc Just 40 posi-
tive ths4 they can to up the entire
system IN . few days.
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VETERANS IN
REAL DISASTER
Train on Lehigh Valley Road
Goes Through Trestle.
FEARFUL LOSS OF LIFE

incomplete Reports From Scene 81
Catastrophe Say That Twenty-fIves
Persons Are Dead and Fifty injured.
Many Being Grand Army Men Re.
turning From Annual Enoampmsnt.
Rochester. N. r., Aug. 26.--Chicago-
Buffalo train No. on the Lehigh Val
ley railroad is reported to have gone
through a trestle at Manchester. On
tario county. Twenty-Five persons
are reported killed. The train was
loaded with returning Grand Army
veterans.
A telephone message from Canaan
daigua reports twenty-five killed and
nifty injured. The train jumped the
track near a bridge which spans
Canandaigua outlet In the heart Of the
village of Manchester.
The train was heavily loaded with
veterans and others returning from
the Grand Army encampment In
Rochester.
Ambulances and physicians from
Canandaigua, Geneva and nearby
towns were summoned.
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kArsuRA CABINET RETIRes
chanus VIII Not Affect Policy Of tho
Government.

Government.
Toxic. Aug. 26-Premier Katsura
and his entire cabinet has resigned.
- fOrscasted.
Opposition papers declare that the
designations were caused by growing
opposition TO Katsura. although the
premisr's explanation u that the po-
sati6al program he mapped out for
himself when be took office has been
1 FoomDleted.
Unofficial advices are that Katsura
whlbs succeeded by Marquis Saion1i.
II Is understood that the change will
not affect the general policy OF the
government, as Count Katsura retires
on his own initiative and Is said to
have named hts successor. II II like
" that Katsura will continue as the
active head Of affairs. Marquis Salon.
il was premier OF the cabinet organ,
tissd March Is. 1908.
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TRIMDLE HEAD
OF GRAND ARMY
Illinois Man Chosen Com.
mander.in.Chief.
SELECTION IS UNANIMOUS

Colonel John McElroy, the Only Other
Candidate Nominated for the Place,
Withdraws From the Contest and
Moves That His Opponent Receive
the Full Vote of the Convention.
Rochester. N. Y, Aug. 26.-Judge
Harvey NJ. Trimble of Illinois was
unanimously elected COMMANDMENTS
chief of the Grand Army of the Re-
public when Colonel John McElroy of
Washington, his opponent, ended a
bitter contest by withdrawing from
the race. On motion of Colonel McEl
roy the adjutant general cast one vote
for Judge Trimble.
On recommendation of the commit.
tee on resolutions the encampment en-
dorsed the Sherwood pension bill.
which Democratic Leader Underwood
has promised congress- will pass at
the forthcoming session. but the en-
dorsement carries the proyiso that
the bill be made to conform a. closely
rs possible to the Sulloway bill. which
was pigeonholed by congress. The
Sherwood bill was favored by Judge
Trimble.
Colonel Nicholas Day of New York
city was elected senior vice COM
mander. The election and installation
of the officers and the selsctious Of
Los Angeles, Cal. for the next encamp-
ment will close the encampment
A situation unique in the history Of
the G. A. R. developed at the opsninE
of Colonel John McElroy. candidate
for commander-in-chief to succeed Gil
man, renewed the motion which 'waS
made Thursday and voted down. that
the regular order of business be aus
pended and officers elected.
slc<Ies Nomlnatss McEiroy.,
The motion was carried and nomi-
nations we're called for. General DAM
iel e. Sickles arose and began a
speech putting McElroy In nomina-
tion for commander. Before General
Sickles had progressed very far he
was stopped temporarily.
The report of the committee on res
olutions was called for. This involves
the question OF pensions. The dele.
gates were considerably surprised be-
cause of the previous determination
to proceed with the election.
1t was reported that the shift back
to the subject of resolutions was for
the purpose of gaining time and to al
low McElroy to determine upon- within
drawing from the contest.
The discussion on resolutions was
suspended and General John C. Black
Of Washington, ID. c., past commander
in-chiss, oegan his speech nominating
Judge Harvey M. Trimble OF Illinois
for commander-in-chief. At, the con-
clusion of General Blacks speech
Colonel McElroy moved. amid cheers.
that the adjutant general cast one
ballot for Judge Harvey M. Trimbla
and the latter's election was made
unanimous.
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he would do. One minute he declared
he would tell all he knows and the
next that he will remain silent.
Diegle is out on bail with Z possible
penltentiary sentence hanging over
him on conviction Of aiding In secuf-
ing bribes for legislators. and he has
promise OF immunity II he win con-
fosU oil be knows.
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SAVES HIS BABY FROM HAIL
Dut North pakotan 10 Badly Woundst
by Icy Particles.

Dawson. N. D., Aug. 26.--etripping
his clothes from his own body and
wrapping It about the body OF his
baby. saving the child from injury but
having his own flesh mashsd and
pounded into Q raw condition under
the terrific fall Of hail stones. was the
experience Of William Wheatley. rssid-
Ing six miles north OF the city. when
he WAS caught In neh by . storm.
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shopmen May Go on strike.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 26.-Two
thousand shop employees Of the I'M
nois Central railroad. members Of the
newly formed System Federation, have
voted to strike unless the company
OfIlcers recognize the federation be-
fore Monday, Aug. Is. =
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SETBACK TO THE DEFENSE
Court Rules Tor Prosecvtlen In the
Seattle TrIal.

6eattie Trlal.
Chesterfield Courthouse, Va. Aug.
se-The defense n the Beattie nur-
der trial ma9 With tive sstbacks at
the opening OF court. Judge Walter
A. Watson quickly ovcrruled m04ion
60 exclude the Dear Kid'' letter writ
ten by Beattie to Beulah Binford and
followed this by denying : motion
which questioned the wording of tho
indictment as to the wound being n
the "face." instead OF the sknll or
brain Of the Victim. = shown ~ ths
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employees VOTE TO STRIKE
Illinois Central Threatensd With se-
rIoue- Trouble.

rIousr Trouble.
Paducah, KY, Aug. 26.-Within' sew
enty-four hours the Illinois Central
railroad will either recognise the Fed
GRAFTON OF Employees OF the Illinois
Central railroad or will b. faced with
a walkout OF 81 per cent OF the uUion
employees ON that system and its allied
lines, according to statement given
out at tho Headquarters OF the fed
Grafton here. Although only about g.
600 men are members OF the fedora
tion. through their various unions. fed
Grafton officials claim fully $4,000 or
$4,000 men are affected. the helpers OF
some OF the trades not being organ
ICED.