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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-02-10
FREDERICK ". LEHMAnN, NEW SOLICITOR GENERAL.

Frederick William or
snesa q Ihe United States by President objected to
ne study or German
seh 20 he post he holds
FRED Lehman born name ndcatea
Wnen ne was old to teacer suned
WIN ms fathers name stating that the not wish h
son 20 study German The boy elder Ielnnn
put e younger lehman through
nome ana his folks didn't years He set
u ~ IOWA. grew studied the leading
""yer or several neghborhods Twenty settd
neny IN 81 Louis Notwithstanding for his native
tongue IN his childhood Mr. Lehman a wide culture
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-02-10
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e being given delinquent subscribers
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fnent.
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fare Of bis state and community at
heart II will bring forth the most
Important elections Of recent years in
Mississippi, and II behooves every
man to thoroughly post himself and
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-02-10
ORGANIZED SEARCH FOR OIL
Determined BY LOCAL men
London And Paris Expert Announces Result Of Minute Surveys Of
Main Leads OF Both The Pennsylvania And Russian OIL Flows
Showing That Junction Is Made In This Vicinity Lane
Being In Direct Centre OF The Promising
Field OF Development

A concerted and organized effort Is
being made to develop the promising
oil and gas fields believed To be exist.
ent In the territory Of the Port OF
Pascagoula. Many OF the most prom.
Inent men Of the port have banded
themselves together 10 a com pany, the
details OF the perfection OF the organ.
Ization OF which have not yet been
made public, and drilling activities
are predicted TO begin within thirty
days.
For many years the entire gulf coast
territory has been avoided and neg
lected by seekers after oil, aud not
until the great Louisiana and south.
eastern Texas fields we're brought 10
some years ago did the experts turn
seriously TO this part Of tile country.
Following these astounding demon.
strations 10 the oil development busi.
ness, c0uEtless thousands 0s dolIarA
have been Invested In various places
10 an endcavor 70 coax from mother
earth the oil riches. Texas, Louisiana
and other states west Of the Missis.
sippI river have been aud are being
thoroughly exploited.
A few short nUnths agn these seek
ers after wealth crossed tho Missis
sippi river and have been indnstri
0usly At work 10 various sections
The lower end of Baldwin county
Alabama, gave up strong Indication
l0f the presence 0f byth gas and OIL
| and some Of the eastern counties D
Mississlppl are now being exploite,
= ga field. That section 0f Louis
Ians east Of the Mississippi river /
/ lsspidly com.rS 70 the front q 30 oI
pr0ducIng tsfrltory. alsd. That ol
sod gas bcsn exist II this partIcula
territory was shown ID the govern
meot surveys sud .pnbIicatlous mad
10 1850, the colorS6 charts or ina
Zine oslng plainly aod clearly msrIIs
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-02-10

growled ked disgustedly.
Valentine. however. cut short their
talk by warning them Of their loud
tones. At his pronouncement that
they were both crazy Red reminded
him Of what he had told him about
the detectives and tholr stool pigeons.
1T was a lie, too," put in Avery.
II never stuck that old man up. I'm
talking on the level"
'T knew Doyle was lying" answered
Valentine reassuringly. TITS a hard
game we're up against"
Red agreed with the speaker.
well, now, maybe you believe that
It amt 30 easy to turn square. Listen.
Jimmy. Avery and me have got a job
worked out. We know every twist
and turn Of the joint rye prow!ed It
twice. We were going to use the
soup" he showed a bottle. "6ee, old
nitrogiycerin. but we heard you were
going to be sprung, and we waited
You can grab that gopher tonight, and
you can bet with Us outside no one can
ct to you"
Red and Avery eyed him anxiously.
sxpectantly.
Tive opened my last safe. Red"
w1s the calm rejoinder.
30 you're going to work, eh. with
Z copper at your heelsT' snaried Red.
Tim going 70 work. and won't be
Z stool pigeon"
YOU'RE going to give up the game.
.a.graft Ike you gct-ycu. With your
Tim done
well. what IN heavens name got
1t-it'S q womanlr
r have met . decent girl, Red, tho
kind knew a. boy-my sisters
kind It was she who ect me out ol
TINT hole at Sing Sing. and ! have
promised myself
"You don't think she u her folk
would stand for you, DO ycur
m ! wns % the level shs 5usl
might
with I copper telling W abouI
ycu q her folks unless ySG dellyeret
~ ~ Redr interpolatsd old Avery.
Jimmy. for Cod's saks DON'T &
asninSt thAt straisht girl gams. III
only break your heart thsn Whatr
\ asked Rsd earnesflv. "
(comTzuUnp o. FAaE 3
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-02-10
.way for life. It would indeedr'

away for life. It would indeedr'
'Then I'll slough you for that
Springfield job" Doyle rosa abruptly.
Then you may as well do It now"
said the other defantly.
mo hurry. I've got a little work on
the case yet, and I'll nnd you when /
want you" Doyle's grin showed bis
teeth.
I'm not going to run away"
.Look here, Valentine, this Avery
int worth this. He's as wrong a.
ever lived. Fell cross you or any one
else. / should think when q bum re-
sorts to blackjacking IN old man that
would put him out Of your class"
II don't know where be Is. I don't
know that he did blackjack anybody.
and / wouldn't know him II I saw
him"
"That's your spiel, chr
that's the truth" Valentine rose
a. though to end the distasteful inter-
view.
THAT'S llsl You know where be
i = better than any one. IL you don't
Red does, and want him. One month
to turn him up, and II you don't 50
after you. and II 60 after you get
you-"
~weIl, get me-"
II win. It will take little time-s
year, perhaps ten-but a. long a. we're
both alive I'm after you. Good day
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-02-10
JOSEPH 4. LAMAR, NEW ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.

ONCE innnortals Of Amer
lean JUSTICE the the Ses honorsd
southern name of Lamar Great American urudsnce
Lcus Quntus
compiling the laws of
Georgia BY special commission legislature son. Il a.
Lamar also native Of Georgia. through
tes the senate and the cabinet sceshp
court serving from 1888 to bis
Rucke Lamar born Rukersvi
bench BY appointment Of President Taft Like
Lamar the associate
the laws Of bis state and has been
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-02-10

Any skin itching Is a temper. tester.
The more you scratch the worse 1t
itches. D0an's Ointment cures piles,
eczema - any skiD itching. At all
drug stores.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-02-10

When the pay y - wesk. it u :
Job; when the compensation = ~, u
Il position. " z
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-02-10

The squirrel travels gooa do1l ~
rail, though be 4 never compelled -
show his ticket q &
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-16
Seattles 9eutid)er sag.

Die Seier Oes 9eutiden Cages,
tpelhe in Der Saae bes Seattle Surn.
oereins ab9ebalten puroe, 9eltaltete
ii6 aud in oieiem Sabre 81 einem
Gieienerfole. Die 6iesiGbrige Seier
mar Die erite, nelde unter Den gluipi.
Sien Oes 0..I. .Staotperbanoes ubge.
balten DllrOe. Ger Seiuh mar elm
gang enormer. Glls allen Sbeilen Der
Stnot uno oes @ountp maren Die
Geutifer mit tbreu Samtlien berbei-
geeiIt unb bunoerte fonnten teinen
@intritt erlangen. 9ns rei6balige
Yro9ramm purhe 6ur6 ben Bro.
iioenten oes Sta6tperbanSes, Serrn
Sris %. &raht, er0ffnet, neId)er Die
@Gite miqfommen bieB uno linen
Damn ben beutiden Seitreoner Serrn
Sacob Sdaefer. S~ernusaeber Der
n@aibinqtoner Staats5eitung", Dor.
itellte. Der cine oft bon 9eifoa I'M.
tcrbrod,ene ReOe hicIt. Sn gIei6faQs
auS9eieihneter @eiie iprah Serr
Tihoro ". @aqinger, Ser friihere
StootSieicrtir oes 9nnern. pelder
Der enaliide Seitre0uer mar uno Der
fuItitrcncn grbeit Der 9eutifen in
beu 9ereiniaten Staoten hoben Fri.
Fut 'ofItr. Wme. g. Seize nrotte.
cine Der SoIiitiunen bes perfIoiienen
Sdngerretea. Der &ioliniit Glaro
Rabben unb Der betarnte Scatter
Bianiit Si5nor SiIoio Hiie9ari er.
5ieIten nit ibren 8ortrGqen nohIper.
oienten 9eifan. Zen er0Bten @rfoIe
errnnaen iif aber un3meifeIboft Die
beiitifen Ginger, pelfe oie ihoniten
beutihen @eiien eri6alen IieBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-16
@efabrIidles SeiImittcL.
DstnI harfeH gtbraud usH aipirin 5siseH ftG
bantts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

4as Iipirin geb0rt au ben Ir5nei.
mitteln, Die iih oils Seilmittel tiir
@rf1ltungsfranfbeiten Der 9roBten
geIiebtbeit erfreuen; 6a es i'm naae'
meinen pielia6 obne Gr5tlide Ser.
oronung eenommen mirb, lit es BAR
I'M aud fat in ieOer SausapotJefe
su finoen. @erabe oieier llmItono
Der augemeiniten 8erDenoung bieies
SeiImittels biirfte es ratbiom eridei'
men laiIen. Oorauf binsupeiien, bab
bic Gr5tlife Braris mieoerbolt Der
giftumgserideinungen bat f%onitatiren
fonnen, Ole auf ben @ebrol6 pom
aipirin 5uriid5ufiibr1l iinb. Der
eneliife ar5t Ileranoer 9ropn bat
crit fiiroIi6 pieoer alf einige 6dGe
Sieier grt i'm ,9ancet" bingepieien.
Der cine SAT- betraf einen Wann,
Der neeen rbeumatiiber Sdmer5en
in ben Shulfermusfeln cine Dolls
BON 10 8ramm Iipirin eingenom.
men bate unb baI6 barauf bon Ser
gifttngserideinuneen, itarfem gn.
I6tpellen Der @Iie0er, Spratloiigfeit
II. I. 10. betroffen ipirbe, pie iie ii6
1bnli6 mad Dem @enuB bon oeroor.
benem SIeiid ODER Slid einIteaen.
Sn einem anoeren bemerfenspertben
Sale ban6eIt es ii6 UNI cine iunge
6rou, Die mad @innabme BON sfpei
Snbletten Iipirin 5ur2inOerung Itar.
Ten 3opfpebs BON elmer itarfen Sc.
iidtsibpelune bis our llnfenntIid.
beit bcimgeiutt ipurbe, Sic etpa 3pei
Stun6en oarauf Bis ouf elm paar
ifmahe 8uiteIn an ben armen &c.
ihnun6en mar. Ole 6rnu mill Der.
nitige 4nfG1e mad oem@ebrau6 BON
aipirin idOn breimal sebabt baben.
Die gerste iin6 nod nidt gang fIar,
OBJ bieie Observation-Disclosures
nod Dem @ebrauh bon Iipirin auf
llnreinbeit Der Groge ober aui S56io-
ignfraiie 5uriid5ufiibren iinO, neigen
ieboh Der lesteren aniidt gu. Seoen-
faas lit 8oriift beim @ebraub BON
Gipirin ratbiam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-16
S%onnerftas, 16. @uuember 1911
Der tpariaHts SntenDant.
Rss hsridbs NIT BEN prdsts sry.rimsats
Ieu mplts.

ssyn BEN ySigualen fir Die mufita.
Tide @elt" miro foIgeroes neite @e'
5dihtten ersGblt: Gn einem fleiner
Softbeater bemiibte iid Seine @r5el'
Een5 Der neli ernannte Sntenoant =
in Der ebrlihen lleber5eiigung, Dab
er bon @itiit ia ood nifts per-
ftebe =, Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nit peinIifiter @enauigfeit 5u fiibrer
fln6 babel cine Dem Sof nift unall'
aenebme Spnriamfeit 5i betbatigen.
Gen Gag belt er fir perloren, mo er
nidt meniqitens cine neue Gripa'
rungsm0eIiffeit entOedt bate. Be
fonoers mar ibm oas Ord]eiter elm
Dorm i'm guge, 6enn Die pier3ig Sam.
mermuiifer f%oiteten beillos oiel Selo.
limb bann Die ausaaben fir Die @r.
baltung Der Observation-Disclosures!
ane IueenbIide bate elm 8eiger
einen neiien 9e3ug fir ieinen 9ogen
notbig, mern es ni6t gar cine toit'
fpielige &eparatur mar. Ser Snten'
bunt foritte, mo err Die @riparungs.
i6raube am beIten anieseu foune, unO
entoedte, oab elm &oItenunterihieo
sniifen meiBen uno ifapnr5en 9ogen.
laaren %eriitirt. @dbreno elmer Or
deiterprobe MN bielten sc. gr5el.
lena Der &ommerberr uuo SntenOant
ben geei9neten Iugeublid fir getom.
men uno minften Ben 0irigentau
beran: yMein lieberS So ffapeameiiter,
i'd iebe, OaB Die 8ioIiniiten hire mel
Ben @eSiiee benusen; i'd babe nifts
bagegen. OaB Ons BEL ben Iufiiibrun.
gen geidiebt. neil es better ausiiebt,
aber in ben Groben m6reu Die biaige'
rem ifJpar5en 9e5iige bod wobl gut
senug." - r@er5eiben gr5eIlena",
erpi6erte Der ihaltbaite Softapel'
meiiter. Die @ioliniitcn baben iiber'
bnupt MIR neiBe 9esiiQe." So,
meinte Oarauf elm menig pormIrfs.
boil Seine @r5eqeus. Limb ga binten
febe i'd bod 5mei nit Den groben
@eigen Ter meinte Die aontra.
baiiiiten). ole idmar5e 9eaiige baben."
Ginen Iugenblid mar Der Soffapea-
meiiter iprndIos, Damn aber bemdh.
tigte err iid tiibn Der Sitlation, in
Dem er nit 9etonung er1pioerte: So,
gT5eleu5, Die 9eioeu baben gera6e
Srauerl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-16
Cine fniffIiss Sruse.

Gin aegen llnfoa periiderter Nann
tr1umte, er meroe pon einem SunOe
angefalen unb perieste oieiem einen
mGdtigen SuBtritt. 0ieieu SuBtritt
aber trGumte er ni6t BLOB. ionSern er
mahte pirflid cine entipredenOe 9e.
pegung unb 5og iid babel Our9 einen
StoB segen Die 9ettpon0 cine Der.
lesung Der groBen 3ebe gu. Or.
Slider in Seioelberg tbeilt oieien Saa
in Der n0teo. aIiuif" nit, neil Iolde
gerIesungen ourd GrGume nift eben
baufi9 iin6 uno neil Der SaG aud
i'm Sinblid ouf Die 8eriideruns inter.
eiiant lit. @s iraate lid. mar Die Sc.
feuihait CUR 3ablune bes S6abens
oerptlidtet2 Iu1emein gebort gu
Dem 9e9riff oes lluiaus Die Ginpir.
flung elmer GuBeren @erpalt, uno bon
mond)en @eieaihoiten merben lin.
faGe, Die iih @erii6erte in Der ShIaf.
trunfenbeit 5u3ieben. bon Der Ser.
ii6erung auseeifIoiien. SbmobI bies
bel Der in 8etroht fommenoen @e.
ieGiduft %6utraf, 5abIte fie Die freilid
rur gerinae @ntidabigung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-16
Die Slide Sss Sdlabs.

Der Rnabe, Der beute Den Siiel Ell
mes Sdob bon Berfien fiibrt. lit 5u-
eIeid Der Better Der toitbnriten
Riide Der 8eIt, oenn Die S.ihcnsc-
rattle, bic Seler. SftiiiieIn 1edeI
uno G0pfe Iteuen fir lid allriu eiu
Ttol5es g~ermoaeu bar unN werNcn nom
9ennern auf einen 8ertb pen runn
Sebn Niqionen Nart geidGBt Iuc
9odt0pfe oes Sdab limo in hcr Sn-
~nenieite itart oergoL0et. Soficl 90
beln un6 teller iipo ioAor. ats ntaiii-
penn @oLo ur6 Sie &iidlenmriirr iino
am Shafte nit Den erIeIenitcn Slnue-
len unS @oeIiteiren geihmieit. Der
Sod bari bel ser SrreitInn BON
Speiien fir Sen Sddh MIR @eaer-
it1uoe benuBeu. Die 5utniuOeit nls rri-
mem SiIber a~eorbeitet iiuH; irIhit nos
Snl,iak Der 8iihe mrb Der 3liderbt-
6dlter iino infnInebeiien Gus mali
Dem Silbcr. Mit ficier aiihc fam
Iid feline onoerc on 1oitbnrfciten mel
fen. es fei benn Die 9iihcnciurid,tuna
i'm RabriOer aoHigsihIoiie. Ole chen.
funs toitbore iiGberne uno perOolSete
Rodt6pfe auFueiit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-16
Giferiudtstrag6bie eiues Sriippcls.

Surhtbore Hofe bat Elm &riippel
nnmens Sobn 8augban in Goodoo
@inage bel Soperforbweit (@rafidaft
gembrofe) fir Die nirflite ODER MIR
e~ingebiloete llutreue ieiner Srau ge.
nommen. Iuf Dem 8ege BON Der
Stride traf - 10 beriftet III aus
9onoon - Die 5rau nit einem
Wanne 5uiammen, ben 8auaban
IGngIt fir ben Storer ieines @Iiides
belt. gIs Die Srau, Die er bel Dem
Stenoidein beobohtet bate, beim.
fam, madte ibr 8augban eine S5ene,
pie er iie ihon cfters semadt batte.
Mitten in Der Radt puroe @oodoo
8iuage pIotIid burd einen fiirdter.
Iiden 9rdd aus Dem Sdlafe eefpedt.
Saugbans Sous batte fem 9ah
mebr uno Ttano in SIammen. Den
Monn trug man ~iterbeno aus Dem
Souie. Ole ainnlaoe mar ibm 5er.
Idmettert, uno er blutete aus mebre.
rem anberen @unoen. @ougbon ge.
1tono, er babe oas Saus iamt ieiner
SamiIie nit 9pndmit in Die 2uft
fpren0en molten, uuo ueridieo oann.
In ben Ruiuen fanb man ipGter Die
perfoblteu unO Serfebten 2eiden Der
Srau uno bes 3ebniGbrigen RinoeS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-16
gsrnrtbeiIuns mssen miIitGriidsn
Anfrnbrs.

Das &rieasgeridt Der Seuti6en
guifIGrungsidifie perurtbeiIte Die
Matroien Gifann uno Saupe pom
2inienidiffsfreu3er rpon Der Gann"
tuegen miIitdriiden auirubrs unO
anoerer 8erit6Be 9egen Die Gis3ipIiu
Su 8 Sabren. ID 5oeen, beop. 8 Sab.
rem 8 9aeen 3uhtbaus unO Gntier.
iung aus Der Rarine. Die angeflae.
ten batten am 9. SuIi I'M 8berit.
srbcIungsbaus 5u 4iel 3pei 9amcn
beIafigt uno 0ann, oils iie bon benz
8ootsmannsmaot 8ilbronot sur He.
be eeItelt purbeu, oieien gemein.
tdaitIih tbdtIi6 on9riifen. 8iI.
brandt muroe Dor Die 8ruit geitoBen
uno naf benz ausgang Oes SaaIes
ge6rdnet. mo er 81 Sal fam unO
a6eI ougeriftet puroe. gs baben fih
nod mebr Ratroien an Dem Iesten
aneriff betbeiIigt; iie tounten aber
ni6t ermitteIt perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-16
Ssrsosin unS Sdadmeifter.

Die Ser3osin BarI bon WedIen-
bure|Shrperin neiIte sur Rllr in
2arIsbao, oils bort eerooe oos
Sfadttrnier Dor iid gine. Die
Ser3ogin, cine leioenihnftlide
SdatipieIerin, tpobnte bdufis Dem
Surnier bel unb Iiio nod Der
SdIaht ben einen ober ben unoeren
GRANDDAUGHTER elm, in ibrer Robuuns
nod nit ibr cine Bartte ou ipieIen.
Die ginIaouns narb itets angenom-
men uno nah Der IbenomohlSeit
aud INNER cine Bartie eefpicIt. Die
e%inaeIaoenen Reiiter i6einen Die
Sode oils ltnterridtsitunoer nuaeie-
ben 3u baben. benin Dor Der Abreiie
Der Ser5ogin ianoten iie, pie als
Rarlsbao eemeIoet miro, ibre Sono-
raranmeloungen in 6as Ititeiqe-
quarter Der SiirItin, uno waren
Rehnuneen bariinter. Die nni 800
&ronen Ioilteten. Sbue 8iberipru6
be5abIte Die Ser5osin .oie Inter.
ridtsitlmoen", nber es lit ar'uueb-
men, oaB iie in 3utunft ooriihtiger
ODER uibt 10 Iernbesierig fem miro,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-16

piiroe. sJtaIien ttat gu Uegrm IeR
iler Expedition nab Raifaunb ftrengt
WaBnabmen, bamit bic 8eitun9en.
auber ben pom Sodittommanbiren'
ben ecItatteten Ritt6eiIunsen, nihtsl
Bibtiges neroffentIi6en f6nntens
man maIte iosar Die Sbreden beSI
&rieesredtes an Die @ano. SWl
Sabre 1881 perotfentlihte p1bren6l
bes Selb5uges trSrnis aud Die fron.l
3oiii6e Rilit6rbeboroe gennue Bei,l
iiingen iiber bas Observation-Disclosures
fen, obne ieoo6 10 melt on 9eben mia
Der General Nartine3 Gompos, OerI
i'm Sabre 1893, n6breno Der friege-I
ridden Operntionen Der Spanier inn
norbIihen Raroffo, 6robte, oaB eel
geridteritotter, ole eefpiIie 8crbotel
iiberdreiten wiirOen, gang einfoAI
nieberidieBen Iaiien tperbe. Snl
ben eriten 8oden oes fpaniidpome.l
rifaniiden &rieees leete man oerl
omerifaniihen Breiie feinerlei Stn-l
berniiie in ben 8eg; balb ober bell
ten ole amerifanif6en Seerfiibrer esI
fir notbmenbig, Die BerOffentlidungl
pon Snformationen iiber bic 8eue-I
gtneen Der SIotte uno bes Seeres 5n]
perbieten. @dbrenb bes fiio-ofrifani-l
iden arieses seieten iid beioe Bar-
teien in bieier Siniidt iebr itrena.
l1nb fpie es bic Sapaner tp1brenoI
BEG ruiiiid.iopaniiden arieges mo6-
ten, lit nod in oler grinnering: bic
iapaniide 8reiie burfte iiber bic
Sruppeubeuesunaen 10 gut wie gar
nidts b. = en-. unb Der iapanii6e|
@eneralitaO bate Die Radt, Die
Wobrrna Der RrieasgebeimniIie nit
allen Wtitteln Su er5pingen. Col
fonnte es geideben, 6oB bon Der
FORMATION Der fiinfteu iapanii6en
grmee ielbit i'm 2onoe Sapan fein
Wienid et,pas erfubr, eeidtkige
benn Der ruiiiide @eneroIiiiimus.
Die arsIGnbiiden RriegsberidterItat-
ter. Die ben brei eriten iapaniiden
armeen beigegeben Doren, erfI6rten
ipGter iibereinItimmen6, oaB lie nit
ben groBten Sditonen gu fGmpfen
uno bel Der grfiiaune ibrer Gufgabe
bel 5u Ieioen batten. Wa6bem man
iie mebrere Ronote botte narten
Iaiien, CAB man ibnen enoIib bic
@rIaubniB, BEN frieserii6en Opera
tionen beiSutuobnen; oieie @rIGubniB
mar aber 10 perfIouiuIirt unb BON 10
oieIen 8robungen beeleitet, OaB Die
9erifteritatter MIR gang llntpeient-
Iides mit5utbeiIen batten. gle Be-
ri6te n&en elmer unerbittlifen
8eniur unterporfen uno pihtige 9e-
pei6en nuroen erft nod mebreren
Sosen abeeitidt. Die .Siibrer" ober
better seiast, @6dter, bic OenSour-
naliiten b~eigegeben Doren, un6 bon
nelden Die lesteren iih niht emit
fernen ourften, logon bas 8laue bonn
SimmeI berunter, nm Die greIie Su
tGuifen. sic batten ben Auftrag, Die
8eridteritatter gu ramiiiieren", iie
in barmIoier @eiie ipa5ieren 6u
fiibren, ibnen unbebelitenoe 9inee
81 3ei9en unb linen gum 9eiipieI
fingirte gorpoIten ole tuirfIide 8or-
poiten oorJuitelen. sc lit bober fem
@unOer, bob biele. 9eridterItotter
unter iolben llmitdnoen es por5o-
gen. Dor geenoigung bes &rie9eS
pieoer ab5ureiien. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-16
Seine @nnoe fir betriseriide Gin.
Ihenfer.

Ger Brinyegent BON 9apern bot
sas @naoen9eiub oes pesen betrii.
eeriihen @inihenfeus 81 iefs 8o.
den @ef6ngniB uerurtbeilten Bad.
tiers Matbins grmig bonn 90tuen.
brGufeaer obselebut. IS iteben nod
mebrere oerartiee Hieienpro5eiie be
Dor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-11-16

Die nidt Su idaffen periteben. fIo.
gen an meiiten iiber @ri66piune.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-02
HOT WEATHER IN
Chicago MADE BOOZE
BUSINESS PICK Up

CHICAGO, June 2.-Three million
gallons of beer, it is said, have been
consumed by Chicagoans during the
excessive heat of the last three days.
This is nearly onehalf gallon daily
for every man, woman and child in
the city.
No other city in the world, not even
Berlin, it is said, can show such beer
drinking record. About one-half Of
the population does not drink beer, so
it remains for the other half to use
four quarts a day each.
There are over 1000 saloons in the
city. Ordinarily the consumption Of
beer is three barrels day to each
saloon. This indicates that in average
weather the city consumes about 675,-
900 gallons of beer a day. With the
hot wave, however, there has been a
big increase, and the total sale has
been more than 10000 barrels day.
Figuring 81 gallons to the barrel, 1t
to about 100000 gallons daily
that has gone down the throats Of
beer drinkers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-02
TEXAS governor
VETOED IHEE|GH1
HOUR LABOR BILL

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, June 2. -
During the session of the recent leg
islature, Governor Colquitt vetoed the
eight hour law for public work. The
labor organizations Of the state took
the matter UP with the intention OF
having the validity of the veto tested
in the court, but yesterday this effort
came to an end when A. c. Baldwin
of the Austin Printing company, the
concern having the state contract for
publishing legislative enactments, de-
clined to become plaintiff in the case.
Whether or not the governor was
right in his veto is still an open
question, but the legalized eight. hour
day in public works will have to
come in the future. The veto of the
bill caused much discussion in labor
circles at the time and some sharp
criticism of the governor.