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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-12-12
One or More Officials of Iron
Workers Union Lending
Their Aid to the
Grand Jurors
BOOKS In HEADQUARTERS
ARE GIVEN TO. DETECTIVE
Herbert S. HoCkin, Acting as
Secretary, Denies He Is
Assisting Federal
Officials
LATTER REFUSE TO TELL
SOURCE OF INFORMATION

-NDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 11.-That one
or more officials of the Information
al Association of Bridge and Struc-
tural Iron Workers are surrender
ing voluntarily to the government in
formation needed in the investigation
of an alleged nation wide dynamiting
conspiracy against structural iron con-
tractors who maintain the open shop"
was made known tonight in statements
by representatives of the National
Erectors' associati tion.
1t was announced that. without re-
sistanee being offered, letters and rec
ords have been conveyed by detectives
engaged by the erectors' association
from the headquarters of the iron work
ers association in this city to the Office
of the United States district attorney.
No promise of immunity TO men sus-
pected of completely in the dynamiting
conspiracy have been made by the gov
ernmenf," declared Charles ". Miller.
the United states district attorney.
But, of course. we will accept evidence
from any direction TO be presented to
the grand jury when it resumes its ses-
sion next Thursday
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-12-12
MORAL TROUBLES
CAUSE OF SUICIDE
F. M. McKeon Leaves Note for
Father That Deepens Mys-
terry in His Death

Attributing moral, not financial diff
fculties as the reason for his act. It. NJ
McKeon, identiied as travelling
freight and passenger agent of the
Spokane Inland Empire railroad, COM
mitted suicide in the Hotel Alexander
in Geary street last evening by as
phyxiat tion.
Edward Zerbaugh, a bellboy, detected
the odor of gas coming from McKeon's
room, broke in the door and found it,
occupant in a Morris chair dead He
had placed the chair in the bathroom
carefully calked the apertures with
bath towels and then propping himself
UP in the chair with pillows. turned on
the gas and waited for the end. which
was not long in coming.
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Southern Demand

In response to the demand of south
'ern delegates. who oppose New as
chairman because he has favored in
the past a change in southern repre-
sentation. southerner probably z. c.
Duncan. may be appointed member
of the committee on arrangements. If
the southerners insist, the appoint
nent will be made.
Most important of all. modification
viii probably be made in the call for
the national convention to change the
usual wording:
The delegates at large and their
alternates shall be elected by popular
state and territorial conventions so if
will read in this manner:
The delegates at large and their al
ternates shall be elected by popular
state and territorial conventions, unless
otherwise provided by the laws of the
individual states"
This change will permit such states
as New Jersey, Nebraska, oregon, Wis
consin and North and South Dakota, all
of which have primary laws. to choose
their delegates by direct vote of the
people instead of by the convention
system. The decision to permit this
modification will probably leave to the
ingenuity Of State Chairman Brown of
Ohio. a Roosevelt man, the problem of
finding a method by which Ohio can
provide for some sort of direct primary
plan.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1911-12-12
TAFT Prevents
BATTLE AMONG
G.O.P.LEADERS
Fight Over Choice of Conyen=
ton Committee Head Set
tied at Dinner
Presidents Forces to Control
Body Over Which Dispute
Arose
Hitchcock Denies He Opposed
HiIIes in Issue Over
S0utherners

ASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-At the
IN conclusion of a day of doubt
wv and differences. conferences
being held at the White House
and at the Willard to decide matters
over which there was bitter contention,
1t became virtually certain at the close
of President Tafts dinner to the re-
publican national committeeman last
night that the following program would
be followed at the meeting of the ma
tional republican committee today:
Harry New. national committeeman
from Indiana, despite objection made
by southern delegates. who drew Post
master General Hitchcock and Secre-
tary Hilles into a discussion as TO pol
icy. will be named al chairman of the
important committee on arrangements,
which names the temporary officers of
the national convention.
Chicago will be named as the scene
Of the republican convention. although
St Louis will put up a hard fight for
the honor, with Philadelphia trailing
behind.
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Taken From Office


Z have got the evidence from the Of
fce of the iron workers association
said Detective Robert Foster of the
erectors' association. "but / will not
say who turned 1t over to me. We could
have obtained a. search warrant and
made a. raid, but this was not neces-
sary.''
Walter Drew, counsef for the erec-
tors association, added to Detective
Fosters statement that he regretted
the status of the investigation should
be made public at this time
Members of the erectors' associa-
tion have suffered from 100 explosions
citation declared for the open shop
in May. 1906.
In the face of the announcement of
the erectors' associations representa-
tives. Herbert S. Hockin, acting secre-
tary of the iron workers association.
denied tonight that any papers had
been taken from his Office.
No Reconciliation
THE erectors' association and the
Iron Workers union are now as an
tagonistic as they have been for the
last five years he said.
I'VE entered into no negotiations
with the erectors or with the federal
authorities" he added. Il am not seek
ing immunity and there would be no
reason for me to come through" The
authorities can get anything in this
Office through the legal means provided.
but nothing has been given out or
taken by force since the raid on this
ONCE last April when John j. McNa-
mara was arrested and mass of our
records seized"
You wouldn't turn over papers of
the association without the authority
of the executive board or IL you did
so, on your own initiative. you wouldn't
remain in this office. would your" Hook
in was asked.
Certainly not" he answered. There
is no truth in the report that I have
let our records out of my possession"
The letters taken from the iron work
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Mystery in Case

Save for the few papers by. which his
identity was ascertained, the case and
its occasion is wrapped in mystery. Nc
Keon arrived at the hotel November 80
and registered under the name of F. E.
MCGUIRE. He came and went unostenta-
tiousIy, and no attention was paid to
the manner Of his life.
Among the papers found was letter
addressed to his father. Thomas Nc
Keon, who is connected with national
bank of Sioux Falls. S. D., in which he
begs his father to forgive him the dis
grace of his act. which he declares was
not prompted by financial, but by moral
troubles, and limiting that he was hope
Iessly In love.
Inclosed in this letter was check
for s2.5oo payable on the old National
bank of Spokane. together with a note
in favor of Thomas McKeon for like
amount.
Brief Will Left
brief will. drawn by Forbes g.
Brown, attorneys OF Spokane. leaves
the sum OF $500, represented by a GER
tifcate Of deposit drawn. to F. e. Nc
Donald by the American National bank
of San Francisco and indorsab1e TO
Matilda McKeon, sister. letter
addressed to Waldo G.. Payne. vice
president of the railroad company, for
which he worked. expressed his re-
spects and good wished to the boys in
the once and thanked them for past
favors and courtesies
The deceased was about SIS years Of
age. we'll dressed, and betraying no
evidence of poverty or pecuniary dis
tress. His father was notifed by teIe-
graph and the body was removed to
the city nnorgue.
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Contests

Are contests. But the Booklovers'
Contest is great game. A puzzling
game, for the evening hours at home
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-25
Die giOt1idiIb'fde Sa6t ~atmub" an
Der Riits pon Cuba ssitraHost.
Die Gtabs anr Canes, 5aiii, bara
syeu.r seritDrt.
cine Gntf6eiouns Sts
.6aaaer 2rtbunals.

6aaa, "a. sSebrudr. Das psrnda
neHte Ghisbsgsriht bat am Treit1S
xniThieben, hob England nidt nornlg
bat, ben inoiihen GtuOeuteu 8insldf
GompDcr Ganortar an bic frnnsOitIcee
gtegierllng nussuliefern.
CO bd1lbsItt iih In oieiem Gnls nm
cine irittreHonte irtttrnutiDnuIe Strsit.
frage bstreTfa b<s afplre6ts.
Gdpcrtnr, Elm inbiF6er llntertbdn
Gnalonbs, mar am 13. MdrS 1910 bei
ieiner antuuft In aonbon perhaftet
iporben, bes 6ohnsrratbs onesfldgt,
unb feline ueberfiibruHg naf Snoten,
no Der iunse Mann proseHirt rperbsH
foIIte, tpurpe dnsepronet. als b:r
Danpfer, Der ibn nah Sn0ien suriid'
trinaeu folIse, in WdrIeiae onsan. ge'
lana es Gapdrtur, ans 2oHb Su eTts
icnmen. gr tDurbe ober tpieoer tinge.
Fanqen uub nab gombop eebraHt. no
rr prosefTirt ipuroe. Die frnnsolifteH
Gcsiuliften nanten nber ssItenb, baB
nit ieiner Auslieferuns ods alplrsht
Derlett irprben Iei, ba tr Hur EN- poll.
tifter Gsfonsensr sespeien lei.
Der syau hattie eine 10 f6orfe Rons
iroperTe sur i5olge. bab Gnglano unn
syranfreid5 goten bdriiber peGfslten
unD IhliebIich bef4IoHsn, bic Gntfheis
ouns oes JalIes benz 9oagsr sribunal
su iiberlafftn.
Seii feiner Riictsbr nod sSnbien iit
ginopat Gnrarfor 5ipeimal 5ur De
pcrtaiion duf 2ebensseit Derurlheilt
spore<n; sinmol ouf bic antloee bin.
eiren gyerfuh gemoht al baben, bic
britiidK 6errituft in Juoien ~ iiiir'
stn ,unn einmal tregtn Waitf6ulo an
Ter grmoroung bes Gberrid1ters ar.
thur Wl. Z. 51dion bon Qdstit, Der
cm q. Dessmber 1909 setOotet tunros.
Nenn oas Tribunal entihieetn tdts
.s, Oab Sdpnrtar rdh s5roHtrtih aus.
atliefert iperoen miiFe. tpeil f.in erftss
g,sraehsn Gin poliiiifss mar, bann
sriiroe gnslanb Notwithstanding ouf ben
Grunb bin Don Jrantrsib bic N5iebtr.
ousIieieruna perIdret babtn. oaB Der
innst ManR Elm ptrurtht.lter Wl0ro;r
iei. AnaeIiGts Der zhatIdfs aber. Dab
tr erit psrurthtili ipuroe. nahcen q
in Marfeille snttommen ano iritosr
einaefanaen iporoen mar. ipiirnt oiss
pRlleiti perge6iih asipeitn ftin.
auouite 9sernasrt. Der belsifd'
Gtnnfsminiiier, fiihrie ben Ypriis
Tas Tribunal ermititlis. oaB bei rel
Mntunfi bts Dampisrs -Ncrta" 1ui
bfm iich Guparfnr tsfnnb. in mur'
itilie. Die franS5fiift golissi. uuf gt'
fell bes 5uitisbfpnrtsments in Boris
I'D, an 1orb bseob unb ii6 Ssm an
pit1n sur Wtrfiieung itsutt. i'm rei
Giefoasenen slI teirnd3sn. Die Soupt,
rdnit1i 1ransrsidss, idgt oas 2ribu
nal, isi Dobtr niht nsrlesi lror0en
llnn isIbIt siasgtben. BAT bel Der Ger
baftuna uno 4nslisfsruna Gap1rDnrs
In Marftillt riaise llnrfaelmdbisleiier
poraefommeH feisn. 10 eriisirt bod fei
Il Gnsung bes N0Itfrredts, unie'
srxI6er cine Mlnni gfhdlien iperDtg
f6nntt. einen ibr nusgtlieIerien GeInn
csntn rplebsr 5uriid1ugften, neil bfl
1n1ErxbH6s Hasat ~ j5n eiina1Iis
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Jn(anOgelCgrap6
Gin 8 Sfft3isr in 4Iasta ers
frpreU.

~ N~ I o
frpreH.
Rome, 9lIasta, "a. Se6. Der
2eutnant g. 8.8eft bon Der gunbssz
armee, in Sort Sapis itatiorlirt, lit
ON 9oh 2srftag fiiuf WeiIsn Don Sis
fbou sutferHt in stHem furht6aren
9liS3aro umsetommen.
Der Qeutndut bate einen nor5iigliz
den Hetnrb. gr sethnete iih beIpna
bsrs in ben gbilippinen aus, no er
i'm Cttobsr 1905 zines Der Detuhez
ments unter oem Waior Rcgpo tpm=
mdnbirte, bds ben notortfhen 0uttO
QIi t0btete, Der bic Snisl miubanaO
bon 8egiun Der dmeritanii6eH Sttuz
patton an terroriItrte.
Der Sdttp Qli bate cine quite Stelz
lung in ben SImpfen, aber Deit
ma6te nit ieinsm &ommaHoo eiuen
grobenWarih BON mehr als 100 Weiz
len. Gr brang in Die Simple Elm,
fteI 2lIi in ben Riiden uub tDbtete ibn.
0arduf srrsi6te bic Sniurrettion in
Wtnbanao EN- gnbe.
Sufiaf1Hatltns in groiis
lien q bgefu Bt.
gufton, "a. Gebruur. Die pos
lisei ipurbe beute bon osm aJneritunie
I6en 9pnIul in Rio be Saneiro per
Rabel benu6ri1tigt, bab ouielbit Der
flahtige goitoner Mutlsr Robert &.
Dapie, Der perI6iebene qerionen um
iiber S500,000 bsi6pinbelt baben fpQ,
feItgenommsn tporoen iei.
9apie beirutbete DOR ettpu 3tpei Sab
rem bic Sohter Sdmes R. gpttsr's,
zines 4ntpaIts in Spoe 4art. 9as
quar lebte nur 6 Wpnute suiammen,
aIs bic iunse 5tou gu ihrem Batter 5us
riidtehrte.
afIiitent qoIi5eidef Datts unb
Snipsttor Qsltou pollsu Iid uad Rio
be Saneiro bsgeben, um ben Jliatz
ling in gmpfans 81 nebmen. ioQte
oas Staatsoepartemeut feline Iuslies
| ferung burhieBen.
Rio be Saneirp, "a. 5ebruar.
Tanie lanete bier Dor etipa hret Mos
deu, gdn3 abgebrannt, auf einem
6anoelsDdmpfer an. Gr i6Iief bss
Rahts in ben parts uub Iu6te Iif
am Sage burh 9etteln burh5uiAlas
aeu. grIt am ppriaen Rpntag tpar
es ibm gelunseu, 8eIhGftigung gu srs
baIten. Der Superintenoent Der bic
| iisen q. sc. 6. u. erfannte i'm on
etnsm 9iIbe, bag IN Der ameritaniI4eu
9ptIhaft dngeIhldeeH mar. 3aoit
bebnuptet. oab ibm oas gelo gu Sps;
tuldtionsspeden segebeu purhe uni
baB ibm Die SpetuIatipnen miBlunSsr
ieien.
Sabatfeper.
Ri6mono, 8a., "a. 9Se6. 9ai
Sabatmdga5in ppn r. .. Miaiums &
SO. uno bic Sabatfabrit bon 2arut
Bros. &c GDmpanp iinb burh 9gsusl
5erit0rt poroen, pos einen Sndoer
bon $3.50, 900 angerintet bat.
Die 9samten BON Senrtci gpuntr
muroen aus benz @eri6tsgebduoe bers
ausgerdudert unb hrei 0t0rber uni
mebrere anbere Gefdngsne muBter
bonn GountpgefdnsniB iRs Gtabtse'
| fGasniB iiberfiibrt ipernen Die 60
rut So. bat ben Gontratt fir bic Ia
butlieferuugen fir bic 6lntte. Sil
| bat fiir $150, 900 fsinen 8Idttertabal
perloreu. ben ife fir bic gusfiibrun.
eisiss Rontratts aHgssaaft Aai.s
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o. 1N~1effNNhHg w. ID SNN
5leif6truft ou6 nod bic Gontroue
iiber oas uuftralii4eGleif49ef4dft er@
lnnge.
So1len tpeitere$4 900, 900
DerIan9t baben.
Santtago, gbile, "a. 5ebr. -
ginem bier perbreiteten 9erii4t 8ufolge
fOlLen bic umerttantf4en S6iffbuuer,
bic 3pei groBe pan3erf6iffe fir 2lrs
gentinien in 4ngriff genommen bdben,
um tpeitere 100000 nu9gefudt pa
ben, neil bic 8ompagnts nt6t i'm
Stdnbe Iet, bic acknowledgement
nit 8e5ug auf Shneatgtett unb arz
mirung gu srfilIen, tpenn bic 9rDBe Der
Ghiffe ni6t auf $4,000 Sonnen err
b0bt tperbe. Qrgentinien ioQ bies abb
geIe6nt bdben.
Meritauii6 DE unsereattg :
teit.
N1erico, "a. Sebr. - Sebaitian
8arela, Elm Gensourm, Der i'm gtppsmz
Der p. 5. turs mad ben dnttzumerttuniz
fhen Rraipalen einen Qmerttaner Raz
mems W. Rsso sri6oB, 1T BON DEN Ses
i6poreHeu frei9eiproden Dorben. Die
amsritantihs 8otihdft pirb gegsu
oieIen urtbeilsipru1 proteitiren, ben
Die amsrttanii9e 8eO0lterung in bieits
ger Stdbt um 70 bttterer empfinbet,
als bor einigen 5dgen Der ameritants
i6s gsrgperts, ,Sngenisur Samss Gar
reQ in gacatscas 81 5ebn cSabren 3u6te
baus tpegsn Ntorbes perurt9etlt tuors
ben tit, pbne bag bic miHbeite 8eriduls
oung uadgetpisien nerben tonnte,
Reeb tpuroe erI6oiIen, uls er iih ietner
@srbaftung tptoerIeBte. Bis augsns
5sugen ousiagteH, mar er betrunten
unb unbspaffust. 70 buB tetH 9runb
borIag, i'm 81 erfhieBeu.
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aSetterberiMt.

aur Ohio: GdOnts, iudrmsrss
Mstter am 5amEtng. am Sonrifag
TRIBES gDeiter; fpahrf4einlid Reeen
am grie Ges. Gtarte iiibpeftlide
gDinbe.
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Cine Tsiuiikrfriiis in 5raHirsia tn
ausiidt.
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Geaen ssranfreidl nnb 81 6nn'
iten GuslanOs eutidieoen.
Heutid,lano iuiil iest tieiuere nac
id,nellere anftfremSer banen.

glHiturm auf bic Qcrosnf4s Spdrs
bant in Berlin.
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aeins pumpbDitn.
patis, "a. debr. dos Grihfis
nsn nui Der Etrrbt BON Damen I'M
lunebeIss - DIT neaeiitn maziifS
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MuslanD Selegrapb.
Das !Saager Gri6nnaf
6at in benz Sale oes inols
jfen gtuoenten
gaparfar
Geaen ssranfreidl nnb 81 Guns
item GuslanOs entiaieSen.
9ent;hlano iuia iett tieiHere nHo
id,aeilere saitfrem3er banea.
glujturm auf bic Qcroen'fae Spars
bant in Berlin.
Cine Tsiuiterfriiis in 5raHirtid IN
gtusiidt.
Ter prerui,r gridnb bes RIsrlsaltss
mus befhulbist.
Ghlimmer eiienbabnunfaa IN Chile.


;Frouen NIT gumphOIen in ben Strds
bsu DON garis unb Tsabrib thdtIi4
angsgriffen unb bsIeioigt.
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fsrt siHsH Srrtbum bssangen hattn
mag.
gefu9srtiien Des prdi l.
Denten TdIIieres.

- ~ y = - ' -
benten JaIlieres.
9dris, "a. 8ebrnor. Ten beutis
gen .;yiaaro" sufolge, tpirb Cer grdib
bent Janitres i'm Moi foipOhl ben bels
Ciiden aIs audi ben boldnoiTten 5cf
befuheH.
DIR portugiefif dearon<
f6ab.
Giffab0n. "a. s5sbr. - Der
Winilter Der 1ffentliten ar6eiten uns
terfufie nos unterirbiIhe Geip0lbe
i'm gdlaft Re5efibobes, in benz bic
aroniuneIen unb Der gripotI6mud
Der enitbronten t5ni1Iihen Tdmili.
aufbemobrt nerben. Wldn fanb Elm
3dfeliernice Don auberorbentIifler
Sh6nbsit, aus reinsm Gilber, i'm 8es
ipihte bon taufenb ailoeranm, fernsr
arone unb Sseptsr aus mdTipem
@olbe NIT ipertbpolIen Gteinen ges
siert; baneben lageH Barren unges
1iinsten Bolhes i'm Betpihte bon
3ipdr5lg NilogrdnlfIi. Unter Den sJu-
tuelsn rust bur6 btlonbsren Mertt
unb burh befonbere Sfonbeit Gin
9iobsm Der grt0nisiR amalie h.rpor,
unb Elm ao[lier. oos ihr ihr Batter, ber
graf ppn paris. isinsrseit ffentte
Giefes folIier tpurbt duf sine Wi[lior
5rones ssIhdbt. Der esidmniie Sns
bait Der Shobtammer ipur6e NIT brei.
sshn Hliiiiunen 7srones 6stpertbet. Del
fSinon5miniiter bat ertldrt. baB isn'
aoitbdrfeitsn, bic iih ais qriDdt6sfit
Der tonisli6eH 5dmilie sripeiIen, biefel
3uriifgegeben perosn foIen. aIles
iibrige pirb dls Staotsgut betrndtst
unb i'm glationalmuIeum aufssifelIt
iperben.
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DIS 9ru6enungtdd tnReOaOa

DIS 9rutenungfii(f iaIleuaOa
SOlueit t5 2eiden ans Der bren.
nenben Selmpmt 8rube
beransseihafft.
Die @eiAdftstase bes Samoes
beiiert fi6.
Ser 2eutnant g. 9. 8eit in atasta
srfroren.
Sas iunge 8oitoner 5tRausgents
Robert 0apis
Der angstlagt 1T $4,000 untsrf6Eas
gen gu baben,
Sn RiO be Saneiro Derbaftst.
Sdcob Walter in 8alparaifo, Sno..
BON Der QntIags beg Uaprbss
frsigefpro6en.
Cine 2dbatfabrit uno etn Sabatmas
sa3tn in Rthmpnb. 9a,
uteoergebraurt.
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DeibbifdOf Rurfdall
pfrb gbrenbiirgsr
b on 90 len.

~ ~ Hs
gDien, "a. He6r. - Der Meihs
bifhOf Marlhd[l iDiro in ben Hdhften
5dgsn gum gbrenbiirger bon Disn sr>
nunnt uerhen. gsfoHntsih mar Mdrs
fnna als 9n6folgsr gruf6as gum
tiinftigen GrSbif6oF bon Disn in auss
fift genommsn. 9.gen tbn in Rom
sefiihrts Sntrigen bdben bies jeboh
bsrbinbert. Sm 8ntitdn IN Mnrf6aa
ipegen ieinsr 6tuti6en GeIinnung nidt
beIiebt. Gtatt isiner Durbe bann
Gr5biihof QagsI gum Rpabiiitor Gru.
ftas nit bem Rtht Der Rahfrls. srs
nannt. marfhdG erfreut Fi6 IN gang
@ieH srDBt.r 9opuIuriidt.
Die rRi6eIieu" Dieberduf>
gefdneen.
aonbpn, "a. 5sb. Die Sdlepps
bdmpfer, bic ousgef6idt tporben lpos
ren, I'm bas aIte fran3SIiihe Yan3ers
lchiff .Ri1elieu- ipisber ttn3ufangtn.
bas, ndhbem IS on ben GeiIIn Snieln
geitranbet mar, tpiehsr flctt tDurbe
unb in bic See bindus trieb. ben
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-25

DER Qrsmi,r gridnb bes RIsriidliss
mus bef4uloist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-25

54limm.r eiisnbabnunfoIl in G9ile.
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su berbinbsrT, baB Der amerifanif4e
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-07
Saving SUGAR
FROM MOLASSES

The experiment station of the sugar
planters association is now making a
thorough experimentation of new
process whereby il is hoped that a
large percentage of sugar contained in
the molasses may be saved. II Is the
invention of T.. Il. Battelle, the chem
ist of the Wailuku Sugar plantation,
It has been figured out that the
molasses accruing from the manufac-
ture of sugar from the cane is thirty
three per cent sugar, which is con-
sidered loss. This. IL is thought,
can be saved, and If successful, will
add Ave per cent to the ton OF sugar
produced.
Mr.. Battelle has applied for patents
for his process in all of the sugar pro-
ducing countries of the world and sug-
ar men are awaiting with interest the
result oft the experimenting at the
planters experiment. station.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-07
CALIFORNIA
FOR HONOLULU

Tho United States cruiser Ca1lfor-
mia, the flagship Of the First Division
Of The Pacific fleet. with Captain Har-
low In command Is expected will leave
Mare Island navy yard on Monday
next and then prepare for a cruise
TO Honolulu and from here continue
the voyage to the Philippines and the
Asia,ic station.
The California sailed from San Di-
ego on June 2Gth according to adj
vices received at this port today
The cruiser must undergo consider
able repairs as already mentioned in
The Bulletin. The boilers In the
cruiser have been giving her officers
any aamount Of trouble for some time
past, and during the present voyage
from San Diego she had to call upon
other vessels of the feet TO aid he.
in repairs so that shc1hight reach
port.
The California will lay .at the navy
yard until July 10th, when she will
sail fW Honolulu, and from here
probably to the Philippines. The
cruise is expected TO last the greater
part of the year