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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25

system, good hotels and many other
adjuncts TO the metropolitan city are
found here. The seelye theatre i
second to none, modern and up 70
date and plays only first class At
fractions
-Four banks with more than one
million dollars Of deposits with
fourteen other banks In the county,
show the strength Of her business IN
stitutions. Abilene also has many
other industries, beginning with the
Belle Springs Creamery Company
which Is one Of the largest in the
middle west. The AbilenA Company
are bottIers and shippers Of the only
saline cathartic water in the United
states, which 10 ON sale In every
civilized nation on earth.
Every line Of business IL repre-
scented in substantial blocks. The
professions are ably filled by pro
gressiye men and women and the
| Commercial club will assist all wor'
thy enterprises seeking good loca'
ton.
Abilene 10 the railroad center o.
this part Of the state. Three great
systems enter the city. The Union
Pacific, Santa Fe and the Rock Is
land give. easy access to all sur
rounding territory and the outside
world.
The two daily and four weekly
newspapers have large circulation
| reaching practically every home u
the country and many homes beyond
its borders.
Nearly all church denomination
| are represented with organization
and have weekly services In theil
own beautiful houses Of worship,
There are about thirty fraternal
orders represented here. all Will
good large membership. The new
public library contains several thou
sands Of well selected books ant
periodicals.
Abilene boasts one Of the bes1
and most thoroughly organized schooI
systems in the state. with large
buildings, over twenty-five teachers
and nearly 1909 pupils in attend
ance. High school graduates arr
admitted to the State Universit,
with full credit. A beautiful court
house Is the home of the county Of
ficers, and the Dickinson COUNTY
Fair association encourages all agri
cultural and industrial enterprises
Abilene is progressive, clean ant
free from graft-the place to built
a home,
The city Is enjoying greatel
prosperity than ever. This fact \
duly demonstrated by the general Inn
!, provements in all parts Of the city
Paving to the extent Of about 500,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25

Intelligent. generous and ho4pil.pl,
people a. can bs found anyNhsIai
clty without Z rival IN re vast
|undeveloped resources 81 the sur
rounding country.
Factories locating at this point
always have command Of . sufficient
supply Of the best labor and the best
possible shipping facilities The raw
material is drawn from All parts Of
the territory surrounding Abilene,
and the markets Of the world stand
ready and waiting to take these man
ufactured products.
II has banking facilities suffi-
lcient to meet all reasonable demands,
land our bankers are thorough, up
Ito date, and imbued with the spirit
Of progress and ready to lend legi-
.ltimate assistance to all worthy enter
prises.
The rapid growth and progress q
! abilene in recent years would not
have been possible without an al.
Il ministratlon Of public affairs con.
Quoted on broadguage principles
There has no. Deen 'l ~ '' ~. .,,,b an
inccrpora.eu ~ = S'.s 800 NM,
lic oiiiclais nase ~. 800 As,,sra
Tor . petter W. s. ss.can , ss,ds
Poiitics nave usoA ~ 49, nav.
when tne in.erss.s = u Z. ,a nj 4 !
been at stahs' anu ny .ns..,,,a,;..
city whose municlpa' ue $3.50 u.
can snow . most $500 IN Nv
that VIII pear compa4iSon 80 M
best governed c's.ss = . NJ '. w ~,
city mas Deen p1osp1t ~ ,,,,r,c,ret
payeis en.ls 1890. a7
management 'uu'S.o1e al,
\ the ponce dspal'nen ~, : ~, ths,
Is an important ons' Y" ~ x 49,, ~,
We are conserss.,se 49, -.
that our ponce ioiss 49, ..,a,.,.r
ana up % oate y sve, 49,. pa ~ nm.
consisting q plave; ieat ,ns ~ ~
i hnSAnlElLfJU
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25

The Abilene girls who attended th'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25

Patronizs Abilene Steam Laundry.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-05-25

ABILENE GIRLS HAD
FINE TIME AT sALINA.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

Re paren piinttlid! llno IS piirbc ni6t lunge baneIn, big
ie I) einesi6ofen batten, unO bann piiroe icber S6ub
fiBen.
Ston 10rte iA ben Ieltiam 5iI4enoen 2uut, nit benz
bic @ranaten beranIhtptrrten. SINNER nGber ifllgn ie
auf uno Iprangen nit obrbetiubeloem &rdden anseinons
Der. Sober Qugenblid tpuute mein leBsr icn. Su fiihIte
t9, ME bas SEirlhlpb naf5ugGbcn begann. Sa EN-
neue3 Sinoernis! Die Ile noAte bemertt fdber, ooB
ih I'M 8sgrtf mar, ibrer Rahe gu c%ntrinnen. sic itur5te
iid] plOblif uuf mid, umtlammertc mid BON hltter INN
periubte mid nit aler 8slpdlt BON Der Sbir ipeg5uz
5ieben. S,n meiner Sooesangit iicB i'd lie 10 btftt9 3urIld,
buB tie 5uiamnlcnbru6. Damn rib i'd nit elmer leBten
Qnitrengun9 bic 2Dir duf unb rnnnte bic Sreppe birls
unter. sd mari mid duf ben Saul. Der unrubig am
3ieel 5errte, uno liB i'm laufen, 10 ihnel sr tonnte.
SIS mar ein Idauerlifer Ritt. Sings Inn mid
grinite Der Sob; neben mir, Dor mir plaBten bic Ora
naten. g8tt es 9I9e9an9en it, OuB nltf ttlner olele'
Splitter perleBte, 1T mir nod beute Elm GGt9IeI.
Sin ~furd)tbares gerien uub 8ru6en erIfol Binter
mir. sd manote mid Inn. Der Gtebel oes Sduies, oa8
ib chen per(uiien bate, mar bon einen oicier mdd)tt9cn
@eI6oIe tpte ~tpe9gefegt ipOrOen. Wlutter 3ubdfe tatte
ibr rubmlOieS Gnbe 9efunben.
M}eine &an,eraoen madten grobs 9(ugen, us i'd
Bel Der 3ruppe autam. Muior b. @idler, tnein 8atails
lonstpmmanbeur, bate mid ihpn uermiBt unb run5cte
miBOergndgt bic Stirn, ais i'd mid bel tbm melOete. Sd
beri4tete ibm, pas mir 3~ugefoben mar.
Isle baben Da cine ~9rpBdrti9e Dummbett %9ernddt,
fa9te cr, us i'd fertig mar. nSd, cine ~groBdrti9e 0umrns
belt, ne9mcn sic mir oa8 niht libel. @utmitbi9it!t in
Tetnbsslano 1T 0ummbeit. Sic bdtteu eigsntltt pegen
perotent. ga, loien pir'S gut ieiu! Der S6rcd, ben
sic ausaeItnnoen ta6en, lit Strafs 9enug. limb nun
bringen sic Shren GuBcren Men'ftn pjeber in Srpnung
uno tontmen Sic beute abeno nit Sbren Samerdoen 81
C%5ortfesuns auf Der %. Sctc)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

Ioa. Soatt it meine 9roRung %austihrtn uHo ie nit
Betpolt FortIhaiien laHen? @ber rpbin nit ibr? IS
mar Iton fat fiuiter etporrsu; is iest bei Hsdht uno
Rebel duf bic StraBe 81 ieBen, bate %e6enIals ben faft
Tderen Epo fir lie beoruiet. Wlodts fe alio bis moreen
f~ptriafers nod her blti6tH. &ielsjdt uttrtgtt Re Ih
,pdfytno Der Ront Bic Sude nof einmaI uno ging oann
an anosren Morgsu freiriltg.
llnIers lIntsriudung irur injntiftn been1l9t. Vic:
mar niht ha6si hrausgtommsu. Qls i'd i'll COS Sans
r,5 9irosgmtiittrs, has una Ofji5Urcn ais QuartiSC
bieris, 3url3qstcfrt mar, mcloete it Dem Getyiien ben
0rrfaa nit Der alien Fral. gr 3udtt bic aGi:!n uno
meinte, tr ie6e isinsn grUno. Tt gspaiilam 81 e%Httetnen,
lutnn It i6res 2ebsns i]5sr0rjflg ii. Nir bc!tel MD
tigeye Oingt ST lbun, as ms sl ptrrllate a!te NsibjJ
Al timmern. Iasuyf, OaB man is ron rem Sepor
feAenben in acnntNis gsiebt BABE, fi benz ejebot' ner @ns
maaitGt @saigc gtIte9sn, uub os uebrigt Babe is lh
'el6,r 5i5uidrtiEsn.
2(m nG4ittn I}or0tn bcoedte Elm oitttJ, Itpersr
PcGt( bic 5lur, her fb mar Ianniam nit Der %iteigenotA
Come 3l ltttcn bsgaun. Dir umIitgenOin 6~pten5u9e
rar.n MIR in i6rcn llmriien }u ertsnnsn INN lleBen uH&
ii6er bic Qbiifteu bar 6eluoe r0lig i'm unt!drea. 0eto
iitercr uno ibereinitimmeuctr aber lauieteli Die Rad
ridtcn. bic bulo baraui ron uuieren PotrouileH elm
troTen. Gle ]tsItItiqtyn tas 8eritt pom %anmarite o5
Gsnero[s Sc gruil un0 Uon benz beopriehenoen algemeiz
men Qnariffe auf @ir,tDlns. Nlio nieOcr Dieic %cntleBife
8tutar6eit, oies erbjtteIte ge%geuisiti8c 4bihldtten nm oss
Bbautomes unD pes Rubmt5 piatn. @ber &c muBtc isiH.
Die Sire hes 9dtcg!anpes ]Derldn9tt, oaB mir oon Gb'y'
item big slnl dtmeircn Dldan uHitre Yflift tbatn.
g8ir traFtn uni:re 9Or6ctitungen. 8jcIe ron uns
Idrieben nit 8leifeoer an lire Nn9eborlgen einge Norte,
bic linen i'm 5aQe ors 3ooes jittrbratt peroen iolten,
Wubteu mir rod, oab mir es nit elmer piSueIHt 5s1n@
fadtn lIebtrmaft at t6un baten %riiroen. uno odB un'er
Obcrt nur i'm dubriten Sale oas SI9ndI gum Huts
5u8e ge6en tptroa.
Sod es IAN anes 8an8 ano,rs. @a3renO bic 2rups
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

pen ftd auf benz Warttplabe a%ufiteQtcn, perIarmeIte
OberIt b. 2erfsnfelo bic Sffi5iere nm iih. Seine Wttene
bate etlpas Senrlifes, @ebcimnispollrs.
pWleine Serren," ia9te CT, i'd freue mid, SAnen
zine Wittheiun9 MAIDEN 81 tCnnen, RI mir Ioeben 6uge=
,angen if. NReb bat tapitutirt."
Die f~reupiee Grregung mar ~olgemein. Wr umarmz
len uns eeesniettig. Die 2ruppen brdfen in ~bonnernoc
Sohrufe df ben SOnig Wno Den Prin3en 6rieOrid
Surl aug.
as Der erfc 3aumel iib gelegt Entte, fubr Der
Sbert fort: ,0urf bes @rsienis >piro bic grmee oes
qriu3en Triebrid Sarl frei unb lam id nit uns pers
tinigen. "a bic 3ruppen iebot Dor d6t 3d9cn teinenz
falls bier %ein8rifeu tOnnen, 10 bat Der Scrr General
beFoblen, I'm biz oabin nuBloies 8lUtperateBen 81 bermeiz
ben, i'm Sole zines Nngriffes ans ouf Orleans 5uriids
~5u5tehen. Sic lpcroen olio aaeS gum &id3uge porberet@
ten. 0as 0orf nuB natiirlit ni~cOer9elegt perOcn."
Ilip Rid5ug - oas mar oes Yuoels Tern. @s
mubte BEN alien Sauoesen itper ssnu9 ~9eporoen Iein,
bieen 8eiebl 81 seben; mir iaben es all Dem SUDDEN,
bas um feline WiunopinteI buI6te. Mud Inter uns jinecs
rem Sffi3ieren lparen pteie, bic ben Sampf bis auf's
Wleiier oiefem. ME ibnen ointtc, unribmliden auspsiden
Dor Der @eFabr ]por9e3pgcn bdtten. Nbet @eneraI bon Der
2ann muBte ia pObl feline guten 8riinoe taben.
@S bleb uns uiht LANCE 3eit CUR lleberIegun9. Rcd
iparsn mir oamit bei9Gitigt, uniers Baggage auf bic eins
5eluen Bagen SIT %perpaden, ais biz 5Ion5oien untcr Ials
TEN 8eifrti 9egea oas 0Orf un5uitirmen %begannen. Nir
liebeu lie bdlbpegs 6erdntOmmen uub ianoten ifnen bdnn
cine tpobi9c3telte Sable e~ntge9en, 0eren YtrtuUg mar, odb
fe in ibrem Nugrifi i%nnebeteu unD Ii5 in ejnen @rdben
porfen, nm uns BON bort aus nit einep 6u9eI bon Suz
0eln gu ibcributtsu.
9a8 oauerte aeroulne l3st, bis ale unisre Baggage
gBogen in Siderbeit 9ebrdtt p0ren. 3Onn b~e9unnen
mir IeIbit, oa bic 8efubrttner lleberfligGlung INNER mebr
untpu6s, inns 3urid3uSRben. 2angiam, immerfort
IbisBeno unb iebe I3 bietenpt Detlns ~btnIBtnb, Sp9en
mir uns aus Dem 0prfe 5uriid an Dem oigeI norbei, uuf
BEN bic 6anaIItdnge e]rrtt}tet mar. Sic mar nit NIer9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
pir bon sirer usbsrmadl aneearif.n psIben."

mir BON elmer lle6ermati a~ns;griff.n tperben.'
Sic iprang pie ~eIsttriFrt auf. Sic tonlnlsn
bic Rettsr. bic Rater!" idrie is. D Ittin gOtt. i9
banle Dir! Oh pilit bic 9ebete Der Vluttsr Supa4s
er66ren, Oh piuit 6rnntrsi6 nitt gan5 %uHtsr9s1en lal'
fen! Ob, nun min i'd germ i%terben!"
Rein, SHUTTER 9upd9e nidt iterber, ionbern ls
benz" REF i'd, pom bitism slenentursn ausbruf BON pas
triotismus gang 9sribrt. Sd i6lang rleintn urn UNI
fe unO poIte lie mad Der Shir 5lebsn.
sic madte ii9 nit 8epnlt irsi pen mir. rN5arts
cincn q%ugen6lid, S0bn6en! Tu einen augtHbiid!"
murmelte lie uno ranuts silierti9 bin uno Der. SD oaate,
lie pplte nod etlpds bon ibrtm 8eruHpsI mltreqnlen.
unO freute mid, bab es mir g~sIUn8en mar, le pom l9ten
Sooesgeounten ab5ubrin9en. IA itano ne ploBlId1 oil Der
56Tr, orebte ben ShlufeI Slpetmul berum uno 5o9 TIN
ub. Damn, cbe ib nod begritf, mas tie Dor bate, trat ne
ans 5snIter uno mari rem Stli.Het in iptttsi1 SpgeH
binaus. Sin gslenoes @clitier ihug an rtetn DIR.
so, mein S0bHfsu! Run iterhen mir 5%ularllcn!
Sd fir 5rdRtrcid,, gu fir meinen armen Sonis!"
sd itir5te al bic 3bir uno periuhtt ls Nrrd9
6uBiritte at i~prsugen, Sic mar feter, als i'd bahtt.
QQe meme gemibungtn narsn umIonit. Die ShretBs
tropfen itanben mir an Der Stirn. Sd itemmte meiitn
Sdbel' 3pii6en Die 3Girpfpitsn uno ba5 StlOB. rs
mar Iolibe @rbeit uno Ipottete mstnen &nitrengungcn.
Nie Elm glib 8Idta Der 0eounte purA mctn 8eEirn, ndB
i6 pcrloren lei, pcrlortn burd ben perrdtbeiiten @dnbs
itrsib oie1er erbitterten dlten 0eEe. baB i'd itcrben mille,
@runuten Der eigenen @si1ibe. Nber nein, bda tonnts
ia ntht ietn! IIit Uer5fpefeIter 9ait urbeitetc i'd irGiter.
.S6au bod, SBGnGen!" b0rte i'd bic 9fe treiIfen.
I'D bre6te ben &ppf mad BEN 5enlter. Sine lang:
leudienoe Shlan9e ipano ii6 an Der 5dnai'td18t eTlppr.
giod mar Ie nidt bis sur .SpiBe getroden, ia bItBtt e
Oreimal bintersindnoer am IreItltdeu 9ort6onte auf. p,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22

uno Strob umpideIt, uno neben ibr Itanb Elm .llnters
o~ffi3ier, Der bu5u befimmt ipar, bas Signal 81 8eben,
oas 9irelogne Der gerni6tuug ib"erIieferte.
,0as 5dndl unitetsn, IOpte Der leBte gtann porbei
iit!" rhf Elm neutrality-suspicious. Sauptmann Dem Inter
o~ffi3ier 6u.
Sd tatte iiber al ben bislen tpuGtigen Ginoriden,
bic auf mid ein9tItirmt rparen, bic ate 5rau gang per-
9efen, bic ba oben in ibrem SduIe iterbtn lpolte. S6
ie nidt bod o~orge5ogen bate, ia in SihcrDeit 5u brins
gen? Q6er perm fe lpirtIid5 9ebleben mar, mar es nt6t
GbriIenpfli6t, nod einen IeBtcn geriuf gu iRrer Hsttun9
81 MAIDEN, anItatt lie 10 einfaA etnem ifrsdItfen Stidz
iae gu i~ibcrlaTen? SD mari einen %50gernotn Slit auf
Ods Sanal, bann CAB i'd neinem Goie bic Sporen uno
IenIte in bic GuerItrube Elm, in Der oas Sous Der gllten
lag. SD tparf bic 3igel oss PferOes iiber oas eiIcrne
Sitter bes 9orgartens uuo elite bic Sreppe biuduf.
Sis faB u~nbepe9I6 auf ibrer 2abe pc geItcrn uno
erhp6 nidt einmul bic au9en, ais i'd eintr0t.
n@uf, Wlltter Supafe!" ref i'd. IS 1T Die R04ite
3et. 9as Reimbursement lam jeoen Iugenblid be-
%ginnen,"
Sic uutiportcte nidt; i6rc barten Singer ipieltsn
mctaniid nit ben Sprallen zines 9ROienlran5es. Sd elite
auf lie 81 uno umIaBte iC, I'M itr betm Iufitehen 81
bclTen.
Ia lam es tpie Elm 8ornises Juuden bon ibren Sip
pen: Sch! Su Iouit mid nidt u%nriibren!"
,I6sr peritehen Sic benin nift, bab es Sbr Sob 1T,
ipenn Sie nod S0gern," I9rie ib in beler ger5ipeiIlun9
iiber iolden Starriinn. Isle boben nur nod ipenige sri
nuten. llniere 8atteris ipartet 6ereits uuf bas 5euerz
5ethen bon oa oriiben. Sopie ss %ouflobett, tperben Suns
oerte bon @ranoten omrlen unb Sic in Stide reiben."
sd min %iterbet."
rTun bonn, 70 1T gott mein t3euge, bob i'd sic
babe retten tpouen," iagte ib unO ipanbte mid gum
Geb:n. rBenn Sbre 2anosleute tomnen unO Sbre 2ei6e
finben, perben tie ni4t iagen tOnuen, bdb mir ~pebrlOie
6rautH nieocrtartdtidt Eaten"
Die alte lab mid pIobli4 grob an. ngie? 9eRren
oenn meire Qanbsleute suriid2"
Die S6uie, bic Sic ba briben b0ren, tommen aus
Tran5OIiden 6Iinten. gir mifen uns 5urHd5ieben. neil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
S0UTHS|OE SALES
RATHER ACT|vE
Many Real Estate Deals Re
ported-Market on Big
Boom.

The announcement last week by Inspector
Beck that South Richmond contained 2l5e
buildings. not including lIc5 frame sheds
and minor structures. has been much dis-
cussed by the residents OF that ward, and
has again called their attention to the real
random glance over some OF the sales
Richmond will show that this district is
keeping pace with Richmond in this respect.
One arm reports. among its sales OF the pas,
lew months, the following:
Ninety three feet the corner Of Hull
and Fifteenth Streets, sold TO Andrew j.
Daffron. who will erect a furniture sales
room and warehouse. The price mentioned
is sj.sl260
Lot on Hull Street. Buffers Addition, for
$3.50 TO I. VI. Cheatham.
Farm OF thirty aVres on Hopkins Road.
about two miles from the city limits. 10
Otto and Nellie Koch. for $500
Old Schultz tract l22 acres near Foras,
Hil. for $500. This land was sold TO the
Forest Visw Land Company.
Several lots in Purcelrs Addition to two
parties for s2.odJ
Lot corner of McDonough and Thirteenth
Streets to C. d. Richardson for 1850 cash
Part OF the Hugh Longest estate at Bon
Air, on the Southern Railway. to H. K
franklin and w. p. CHM. for 1921
On the Goosebridge Road. 1856 acres 10
X. c. Broaddus for ;2.s25
On the Richmond and Petersburg Turn
pike. s-l0 acres to w a. Neal for si.475.
Lot on the north side OF Hull Street cor
ner Fifteenth to John W Moore for sl.Ao.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
GIRLS ARE DETERMINED
TO MAKE THEIR ESCAPE
Especial to The Times-D,spatch !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Raleigh. y c.. August Sin the po-
lice station this afternoon were Chris
tian Daniels and Mrs. Ada Dawson. of
Washington, y c. In charge OF Can
tain Gosset. of the Salvation Army
who is taking them to refurmatory
In South Carolina. They escaped from
Captain Gossett last night soon after
they reached here and were waiting
for change of train at the union sta
ton. when they We're found and taken
in custody again. Both are under
eighteen, and have been given into
the custody OF the salvation Army by
their parents. They boldly declared
their determination TO get away Last
night they passed a note to some Ra-
leigh BOYS In the union station, being
detected in the act by Captain Gosset
While he was protesting against the
conduct of the bows the girls made
dash for liberty and got away. Mrs.
Dawson says that she was married
four months ago. and that her hus-
band soon left her. going to Norfolk
both Girls protest that they will not
remain in the home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
PATENTS ISSUED
REAC H MILLION
Coveted Honor Goes 10 Puncture
Proof Tire ior.Auto-.
mobiles.
N OHIO MAN INVENTOR
Growth Of Genius Shown
Since Formation OF
Bureau.

Washington. August 5.--The millionth
patent issued by the United States was
announced by Commissioner of Patents
Moore to-day. 1t is for n puncture
proof tire. tor automobiles and other
vehicles depending upon rubber springs
for It's resiliency, and is the invention
OF an Akron, Ohio. man. SO much in
terest has been displayed by the public
In the completion of the number. L.
100000 that Commissioner Moore CON
sented To announce the patent ahead of
publication in the next issue of the
official gazette on August s.
Although this patent bears the num-
Der 100000. 1t is really number L.
0O2.95i. Until 1896. when the present
bureau was organized patents were
issued without being numbered. Be
tween 1890 and 1896. during which
State Department. s.a5T were issued.
y steady growth has been shown in
inventive genius in the United states
since the formation Of the present bu-
reau, In 1895 only log patents were
issued. since when increases have been
shown each year. luring the calendar
year 1909. 81. were issued and in
1910 the number reached 35.lls. II is
believed this year will show an even
= V''Vt 'ii''t"Set HcSe liz uTeS.u 40 not
include reissues
In announcing the millionth patent
today Commissioner Moore said no ap-
plication had been selected to receive
this number He said the application
came UP In the regular order of bust
ness. was numbered and carried
through the regular channels. and was
signed without ceremony. Numerous
requests were received from various
inventors for this distinction. but all
were denied
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
SENATE ADOPTS
UNUSUAL COURSE
Text OF Four Treaties, Not YET
Acted On, Is Given
PUBLIC OPINION WANTED
Already Some Opposition to
Ratification OF Peace Pacts
Has Developed.
PUBLIC OPINION WANTED

" - ,,,-,s, Tho
- ,, a,h,, mn
sehN,e ,,i,,.',,,,,,ad cnmrso of
us"'' go, i, ~, ~, -, com, IRON
MAINS ra.oi,.od 40
Yrs M!''Ni. '', , va,o ina
I9n ~ lrr,rco. Anar-
an - ,,,ttl, ,rn,,tss and
iSaA $50 80 -, ~ a., ,a,ust-
''e ~, i,,,,..s and customs of
~ ~ti,,.,eIa
p,,s,trit, vas given to these i'm
,n.. rs,,,est az
pui IN t.nr.i,.n Ralnttons
'!!e Coi.'''i'e'e ~ NIT, ,nnttnr
W." ~, ,r1,Iicity i'm order
s'''i' 10 tho real
\" ,,n,,, s a basis
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
PRESIDENT PLANS
IMPORTANT TRIP
Expected to Open 1919 Cam
paign in Swing Around
Circle.
MAY BE GONE SIX WEEKS
Many Incursions Into Progress
sivc Republican Territory
Will Be Made.

Washington. August b.--The most
important trip that President TAFT has
planned since he has been In the White
House. in the view of Republican lead
ers. II trip during which he is expected
to open the 1912 presidential campaign
for his party. will begin September
16. II will last at least four. and
should It later be decided to extend
the outing to the Pacific coast. it Will
stretch in six weeks, so that the Presi
dent vii! not get back to Beverly or
Washington until November.
According to the plan so far drawn
up at the White House. the President
viii visit most of the states in the
Missouri. and will make incursions
into practically all of the states which
nave progressive congressional dele
cations. The President so far has
speech making on this trip, but it has
long been the idea of Republican lead
erS that he would make as many po-
litical addresses as possible west OF
the Mississippi.
With three definite dates on the
schedule. the whole trip has been ten
tauvely arranged. The hrst is at
Knoxville. Tenn, where. on the 18th.
the President Is 10 open the Appa-
lachian EXPO sition.
The next Is at Rochester. ". Y. whore
Oh the E3n. the PRESIDENT VIII address
the National Encampment of the G. a.
X Between Knoxville and Rochester
he may return to Beverly for a days
rest. Other Southern States have asked
the President TO visit them in Sep
TENDER. and 1t is probable he viii ac-
cept some OF the Invitations
From Rochester the President will
make a Jump to Hutchinson. Ran.
where ne is to speak at the state Fair
September Is. on the way he plans
TO stop at one or two cities in Mich
igan. at Chicago. and probably Will
make few rear platform. or even
other sort OF platform. addresses In
Iowa
From Hutchinson the President ex
poets to travel into Nebraska South
Dakota. Minnesota and Wisconsin.
whore he may see Pauline WAYNE. the
White House cow, which is TO be an
exhibit at tho International Dairymen's
Exposition In Milwaukee From this
point the party may turn again into
Kansas and Iowa.
MI, n the trip IS to end In four weeks
Miiwaukee probably will be the last
stopping place II u should be extended
the President Will journey TO Denver.
Colorado Springs, Salt Lake CITY and
the coast. taking In California, Oregon
and Washington. and returning East
over Northern route
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06

Tor the consideration of the treaties
by the Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations. In the ordinary course IL
VIII meet next Wednesday, but there
are indications that in view of the
snort time remaining of the present
session one or more special meetings
may he called before that day II is
impossible to predict what the Senate
VIII do with the committees report
when II is made. but In view Of the
great press of important legislation 1t
would be easy TO prevent ratification
OF the treaties at this session II OPP
position developed
In view of their Importance ii is
believed that motion may be made
TO ratify them in the open Senate. an
almost unprecedented procedure
The substance of the treaties was
published the day they were signed.