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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
DETROIT UNITED INTERuRBAx
LINES.

FLINT LIMITEDS-~e;2s Z. q
IN. and every two hours 10 s:zS .. M !
Flint locals, a. m. every two hours TO y
. p m; north OF oxford Sundays only. (
IL d. IN. To Romeo. A. m. O. m.
every two hours to 10 p. m. IL d. m ~
PORT HURON LIMITEDS--1:is a
m, every two hours TO 7:15 p. m, sun !.
days IL p. M Algonac limited daily
except Sunday, 5:15 y. IN. Through q
locals. 9 a. m, hourly TO Z D. m, p.i'
m: Marine City. 3 y. m: Mt. Clemens
local. half-hourly to y. m; hourly 90
IL D. m. Mt. Clemens via Shore Line.
s:25 a. m. hourly 60 ii:2s p. m.
TOLEDO LIMITEDS - 7:so q. M.
every two hours 20 $50 p. m. Toledo 4
locals, 8 n m, hourly TO y. M. Mon. >
roe only 10 y. m. IL .. m
PONTIAC L.IMITEDS-t:5O - m. SIZE
D. M, $3.50 .. m: Locals. $50 q. m. svsrys
20 minutes to 7:3o a. m: 7;ts n m. half,
minutes to $50 D. m, Sis p. m. halt
hourly to 7:ts p. m. $40 p. m. hourly,
TO lO:3e p. m, II 90 p. n. and Birming-il
ham only, midnight. n,
JACKSON KALAMAZOO LTNfITEDa,
SIN a. M every two hours 20 ts1o d.
m: Jackson Lansing Limited. e:to ..
m Jackson locals. a. m. every two
hours to D. m: Ann Arbor only. q.
m, 4 p. m. $3.50 p. m. y. m, 10 y. m, J,
II d IN. To Worthwhile, $50 a m. y.
hourly TO $40 p. m. 7:30 .. m. . y. M Z
IL D. IN. Saline cars from YpsilantL nc
wYANDoTTE DIv.--S:ss n m; half,f,
hourly to s;3s p. m: hourly 20 n;3s :
ORCHARD LAKE DTv.--s a m.
hourly to III p. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
eARsARA RITTER AND SOME SCENES FRo MHga LIFE

are paid to do. and IL mIstresscs
would remember that their employees
are human. nobody would suffer"
Relations between housekeeper
and her cmploye depend on whether
both practice the golden rule. says
Mrs, Faulkner. There is no one
thing TO do OF not 20 do. think
IL depends mostly on the employer.
Women should give their girls a
whole day OF every week and after,
Moons on Sunday. They should pay
good wages and should allow extra
pay for extra work.
The home should be a religious
home. too. and the house girl should
be encouraged to be religious n
mistress and maid are really Chris
tians. they should be able to get
along.
Women should provide a place for
their girls TO have company and
should encourage them to have
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
MICHIGAN FIRMS "sTUNG'
BY CLEVER SWINDLERS
imported Steel Buyers For Detroit
Grand Rapids and Lansing Con-
Germs Defrauded.

NEW YORK, July 27.-Two men
are alleged TO nave conducted swim
die which has netted them 100000.
For seven years the swindlers--
known to the trade as the two
French swindlers"- have been prey
ing on steel importers, a body OF
men who annually bring into the
country goods valued at 81. 000. 900.
to such an extent that statesmen han
ding imported steels now report that
they have difficulty in persuading Gus
toners that they are honest men rep
resenting reputable firms.
The victims chosen have been al
ways OF the first financial rating.
They include business concerns OF all
kinds in New England, Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Columbus, Indianapolis,
Brooklyn. New York, Buffalo. Lans.
ing, Detroit, and Grand Rapids. In
essence the swindle was this:
The two Frenchmen," represent
ing themselves as Count So-and-So
and his secretary would visit fac
tory Office, pick their way through
the shops, compliment the superin-
tendent on his progressiveness and
then solicit sample orders for high
class tool steel made abroad by the
counts father.
While the count" engaged the SUI
perintendent, his secretary would die
tate on the firms stationery an order
for much large amount and walk
out with perfunctory signature.
The order would be turned over to
supposedly innocent jobbers. who
would deliver an inferior quality or
steel, worth perhaps three cents O
pound and collect from SO to 30 cents
pound Usually the manufacturer
would pay rather than fight In court
a transaction that appeared bona fide.
The Frenchmen began operations
seven years ago but two year ago
found II was getting too hot for them.
They vanished but the game was too
good to let die. II had never brought
prosecution or even exposure, and
new evidence Is rapidly accommodating
that II Is being industriously pushed
again, either by the two Frenchmen
or close students Of their methods.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 27.-On Oct
IL next Barbara Ritter will SIT down
and be served with ices and cakes
at an afternoon reception.
Il will be the FIRST time In so years
that she has played the role OF CUES;
OF honor at social function. The
occasion will be the golden anniver.
sary OF the day she entered the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fanlkner.
OF this city. TO cook, walt on table,
sweep, wash, iron and tend the baby
In all those so years there has been
no menacing cloud on the Faulkner
domestic horizon. "Barbie" has dcne
her work. faithfully and we'll. Mr..
and Mrs. Faulkner and their IL chill.
dren have appreciated her and treat.
ed her with consideration.
There's nothing remarkable about
my employment of half a century
with Mrs. Faulkner" says Barbie.
Mrs Faulkner has always treated
me well and I've always tried TO do
my work we'll That's all there Is to
the servant problem. II employees
would do what they agree to do and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27

friends. They should never give tips
or allow their guests to give tips
That Is demoralizing"
"Barbie" has worked for the Faulk.
ners continually since she was l3
years old. She intends TO remain
with them as long as she IL able TO
work. The FaulknersN intend to keep
her In the FANNY even when she fin.
ally has to retire from active work
on account OF age.
Barbara Ritter was born in Baden.
Germany, and came to America to
educate herself and teach school but
domestic employment looked better.
She has accumulated tidy sum
against the rainy day $1,000
The guests at the reception Oct. ~
will be several hundred men, women
and children. who have come to know
"Barbie" through visiting at the
Faulkner home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
ed. though under heavy guard all the

ed. though under heavy guard all the
time.
During the latter part of 1903 an
attempt was made to work prisoners
outside under heavy guard. In a few
months Is escaped, and on Oct. q
1903. six overpowered their guards
took their guns away from them and
fied TO the hills. Four were recaptur.
ed wonded Two were killed.
Then the howl went up that pris-
oners couldn't be worked outside the
DenitentiaTy because II would take
more guards than there were prison,
ers.
Gov. West solved this problem by
doing away with the guards.
All there Ii TO the new prison po-
icy OF Vests. Is this: Give the men
chance. II they don't take II you
have done your part.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
MYRTLE BRUINo DROWNED.
Park Commissioner Probes Tragedy
at Belle Isle Zoo.

There is weeping and mourning in
Belle Isle ZOO, death having remUv-
ed one OF It's most popular and high.
fy respected" citizens in the per
SON. OF Myrtle Bruin, 16 years of
age. She was found drowned in a
small artificial pond adjoining her
quarters. Thursday morning. All her
fellow-captives were closely quizzed
by Park Commissioner Hurlbut i'm.
mediately after the discovery, but
they failed to explain how the trag-
edy occurred. They dlsclaimed any
knowledge of the fatality, declaring
that Myrtle was in good health and
spirits when they retired. Wednesday
night, and that they couldn't imagine
how she happened to lose her life
They took affidavits to the effect that
they were not out OF their beds from
the moment they retired until day
break Thursday.
The commissioner, however, does
not believe the acquaintances of Myr.
tie, In spite OF their oath. He says that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
HELP wANTnD-MALE.

WANTED-Men to learn auto
mobile driving; just this week
we will take in limited num-
Der at $Io a course. This is the
chance of your lifetime. Call,
write or phone. Cass Auto Re-
pair Co., 1881 Cass Ave. Bell
phone, North 4sI4; Home
phone, Oak 1925.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
SLAIN AND THROWN INTO FIRE.
Railroad Mans Body 10 Pitched Into
Blaze BY Robbers.

DUBUQUE, Iowa. July 27.-An un'
identified man, thought to be a rail
roader, was murdered and his body
thrown into q bonnre. and three other
men were held up and robbed by two
masked robbers In the Illinois Central
yards here today.
The murdered mans body was dis
covered by the police who heard the
shooting and dragged 1t from the fire
II was badly burned. He was shot
twice through the head. The police
have made 40 arrests Of suspects and
there is much excitement and threats
OF lynching.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
DAILY BIRTH LIST.

BOYS.
Dalbert Bellaire. 716 Fourth.
John u. Leblanc. s6e II. Larned.=
Edw Mccartney. 726 Erskine.
William NJ. Ridell, S71 81. Paul
Casper Vinegar. 332 Sherman.
w. NJ. Thomas. 973 Seventeenth.
IL. b. sullivan. 81 Melbourne.
John Mammalian. al Maeomb.
Thos. j. Bell, 1894 Fischer
y G. Kidle. IS Casper.
V. l.. Richardson, 22 Page.
Joseph Bund. 1886 Pennsylvania.
Joseph Brodsulck, 1899 81. Aubin.
William Wrembeck. 1911 Campbell
avs est ,setwshyL ssfnW lIIlahis -
claude Green. l1l2 Scotch.
Elmer Belanger. 4l2 Fourteenth.
l.. N. Beaupre, 1905 Van Dyke,
Euwood Schultz, Concord.
Theodore Bushey. So Frontenac blvd
Steve Tupiano. ESQ Clinton.
stan. Pieozkowski, ll5 Illinois.
George l.. Curtis, 2f6 Fairview.
DaDiel Stearla. s75 Mitchell.
p Maiberger. 1905 Van Dyke.
David Lowry. $40 Nelson.
T. M. Molloy. 100 Winder.
a W. Fronzee. 50 Colburn- pl
w M Thomas. 973 Seventeenth.
G. ~. Smith. 2ses West Grand blvd.
Frank Pap. 2ls West End.
Nike Palkulski, 613 Farnsworth.
Harry Starr. sS9 Macomb.
A. y. Engie, sTs Leland.
William Timms. los stanton.
q Hopcraft. l2e Ptngree
Joseph Bischof 764 Orleans
Louis Schivenger. 76s Twenty-fourth
M. Loria, 164 Jones.
Joseph Wojcik, 724 Willis.
Leo J. Oguckowski. 90 Shipherd-
John vanPoole. 81 shipherd.
Carry Manley 1924 Fourth.
M woiferton. 1868 Fort w.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
BELGIANs TO MEET HERE.
National Alliance Will Hold Three.
Day Convention In September.


Arthur Wander Vennet, treasurer
OF the Belgian-American National al
lance. and one of the most promi
meme Belgian residents OF Moline, Ill.
Is In Detroit to assist the local com
mittee to make arrangements for the
coming convention OF the alliance,
which will be held here, Sept. 2, 3,
and 4. Mr. Vennet is prominent
manufacturer and publishes the Ga.
zette van Moline, the largest Belgian
paper In this country.
Many prominent Belgians have
promised their financial support to
the convention and the gathering will
bring to the city wealthy and influ-
entail Beigians from every part OF
the United States.
One evening during the convention,
a play, THE Adventures OF an Emf.
grant" written by Henry B. Van
Slembrouck, a deputy sheriff and an
officer In the alliance, will be pro-
duced. The play deals with the home
life In Belgium, and the adventures
OF an emigrant who comes to Ameri.
ca. interviewer into the play is a
love story
Many, who are not Belgians, will
participate In the play, among them
Sheriff George T. CASTOR. Judge Hos
mer has also been asked to partici.
pate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
They'll Wait on "Barbie' For Once; Shes Been
Working For Them Just Fifty Years Straight
Working +

How They Solved the Problem.
Take interest and pride in
your work.
Don't be ashamed of your
position.
Don't soldier.
Go TO church.
Remember you are employed
to work.
Barbara Ritter.
Apply the golden rule.
Treat her as If she we're hui
man.
Encourage her to be rellgi.
Gus.
Pay her for extra work.
Never tip her.
Give her one whole day and
one afternoon of every week.
Encourage her to have com.
pany.
Mrs. Samuel Faulkner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
PRAISES WILEY TO TAFT.
Secretary Wilson Says Expert 10 To
Vatuabte To Be Dismissed.

vatuxbie To Be Dismissed.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-lt be-
came known here late yesterday that
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson. In a
report to President Taft, had recon-
mended that DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, the
pure food expert. be admonished but
not dismissed
Secretary Wilson. It Ia understood.
declares leniency must be shown DR..
WILEY because of his valued services
to the government In the past and his
usefulness for the future. For this
reason he apparently does not believe
that "condign punishment" should be
melted out In this case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
klno Alfonso m EnoIano.

. LONDON, July fixing Alfonsol
OF Spain. who arrived ~ cowes yes
terday on the royal yacht 0iraios.
proceeded today 20 the estate OF the
Duke or Westminster. He probably
will be joined here by Queen Victoria
Ena, who took their youngeet son
Prince Don jaime 20, Fribopr<I
Switzerland for an operation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
HaIloonIst Falls To Death

PLAINFIELD, Ill, July 27.-Falling
from balloon. TOO feet in the air,
Harry Darnell. of Chicago. veteran
balloonist. was dashed to death last
night In the presence OF thousands or
men and women. Darnell had prom
ised to turn a double flip-fop" In the
air and catch the trapeze with hts
toes. He leaped. turned twice, ana
then missed the bar.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27

Youth Freed On Theft Charge.
John Cabs, aged 20. was freed on
charge of stealing brass valued at
$50. Thursday morning. by Justice OF
the Peace Burke. of River Rouge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
WHITE sTARLINE

wharf Foot OF oriswold o..
For PORT HURON way ports steamer
leaves daily $3.50 a. m. and 2:a0 D. MI
For SUGAR ISLAND and TOLEDO
steamer leaves daily Sis q. N. ana
ESQ p. m. SUNDAYS R:so and 500 D. n.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27

nn-ine---iike Prt-slsz. No fass az:
no feathers The plain, neat Kind sht
looks right Tiee> f,t><i.f 60 ~
John Ret PA Main ttf& % CIV $50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27

lob Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., rs John R.-st Call Main
1893. or City 33s5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
LOST Am FOUND.

EOST-TsaTge. long haired. yellow AM
CORA cat. from 9ii Brush-st. Liberal
return. Mrs. Billinghurst Phone
Grand 1e7l.J.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27

SALEM, Ore. July 27.-Does Gov
Vests new, human, square deal
policy for states prisoners pay, IN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-27
TO REsr-RooMs.

EDMuND PLACE. 81. near woodward.
rooms; strictly modern; private home z
EDMUNL PLACE, io3-Desirabis fur
nished suite. also single room. modal
ern. "a
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11

8nfeI. - airgtt6 sDWrbe has 3
iGbrige SSbnHen bcs Hrauereiange-
IteIlten @pIin an Der QlpbedItraBe
bonn Gram Hberfabrsn MHb s~etSOtst.
BeIItnjOna. DeE ei0gen.
OberforftinipettOr GOa1, Der itd in
omtIibem aMftrose h 9eHin befin-
bel, feierts ieinem 80. Geburtstoe.
Gbur.-G oS an Ser GtraBe BON
Bonp na& ct. Mnt0nieM eeIegene
Sotel BeIbiOArey@ nOeuitGtt brannte
OonItdn0is nieOer. gfon bermutbet
4romOitiftuno.
Ginfie0eI,H. - SIN Stift Gin.
Fie6eIn Itorb I'M alter BON 90 Subren
@biIipp @uher, hsr Senior Oss ,Gtif-
tes.
EreiSurg- Sier fnEb NonI.
Deruo3, @fidof bon 0nlionne uno
@enF. Ser BerftOrbene tpurbe i'm
Sabre 1926 in GbouIer sebOren.
@reIIin9en. Die Bcpter'
fobrif 9ieeIer & 60. fOitr6e AurG et.
men Nrnn6 er6BtentbeilS aeritcrt.
Qte{fnI. - SIM Mter bon So
Sohren itnrb Der BrGFsSent 6ss 8e.
sirfsaerihtes 2ieitM, Eheo0or 4rObt.
Bed.
Dc aeEsberS. - Grul weett-
Ter, Sns Opfer zines .Berbrefyens int
Nons bel eberioT, 1T I'M A~rnntenbeim
bon aWotfpn IbreR BerIetunseH er.
Iegen.
@t.t@ oIIe-n. - Gum ltGotifHen
Qonfursbenmten an 5te1e 6es oer'
Itorbenen Serrn wneber rurbe Der
@erihtsfdreiber Or. TaaT Niitb Ge-
tpGbLt.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11
@arttsmbtra.

Stutteart. SIN Ratbari.
nenbolpitnl mrroe in @egentpart bic.
Ter berporragenOer DISQUALIFICATION
elm Denfmal fir DbermeOiSinnIratb
Or. b. 8urdbar0t entbult.
@man6. - Sier itorb unertuar.
tt raid an eiuem Seraf6Inge Rom.
merSienrotb Gaber, Der Genior9ef
be Deltfirmo SO. 8in6er, Silberpa.
renfdbrif.
RattenbOen. Ser Bauer
Wobrid Ta6uBneit fieI 10 ungIiifIiG
bon Der 9reppe, Dab er beiOe 8eine
un0 6dS Nnienbein brad.
&te1Iineen. - Sn gin5ruon.
GEN brornte Ons Bobnbolls militant
6er S4euer 0es SOiepb DOrr Biz nuf
Aem @rmn6 nie6er.
EGbinGen.- Der N1Ier @ott.
Keb DiirridnobeI bon &errenbera
iUur6e tDeeen einbruds unS on6erer
DiebftGbIe su 5 Sobren 8u9tbous
berurtbeiEt.
gaibingena. g. ~ Der Bri.
Batter EiHf bate Dor einieer 8eit bel
ebeli4eu 6treitigteiten ieiner 6rau
Ihnere Gdnitttpun6en beigebroht.
Dielsu Berletungen lit tie nun erie
0eH.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11

Bten. - Dor einieen Hagen fei.
erte $err Bdttifn @ocuIont, Ghefpcr-
tier m S@inOEerB &otsI GrsberSos
RnrI. iein 25-i1brisps D%ienitubt
um. Nus sbieiem ieItenen anIoie
tuiirben benz SnbiI1r SnbIreihe Spm-
pdtbietunoeebuneen sutbeiI.
Brir. - Bie ieiner5eit berihtet,
tDuroe Der Snipettor Der Guiite-Eep-
serGiIenbobneeienIhoFt Eudnr oitf
benz &eintpeee iiberfoIlen ermnr0et
un0 bern1tbt. Wom elmer bier einge.
troffenen Me[onng pur6s Der Wor-
ber an Der frou5oiiihen @rer6e IN
Der Rerion 0es 3immerinonns Sob
Ter berbnftet.
@rn5. &ier lit 5el6mori1on-
Ie1tnout /. q. MeronSer bon Bapop
I'M ~. 0ebeusiobre ~eeitorben. b. ga
pap bat bic 5eIO5Gge Der Sabre 1853
uno 1864 mttgemaht un6 lit 1905
nIs R~omman6dnt Der Is. ungari-
iden 2on6tpebrinfnnteriebrtenoe IN
ben Hubeitnn0 getreteH.
Snnsbrud. - Sier begging Die
Iette nod Iebenoe GnfeIin oes Eiro-
Ter SreibeitsfGmpfers Soief 6psdbo-
der. Grou Director GmiIie StOI3, H.
rem oht5isiten Geburtstos.
2embere.- Den BI1ttern au.
foIge erIitt Roit. Saul RominsfL Der
in Gtonislon Elm Gttentot ouf ben
9iifof Gbompi3pn Seriu9te, i'm Spi-
tai einen Tobiuhtsonfa1 unO nuros
IN Die RltIpartOtper Srrenomitolt &C.
broht.
3optn.u. - Sier 1T Der m1bri-
ihe 2onbtngsobgeoronete Or. $u.
bert Greiberr b. RIeir, ItitgIieo oeE
perfoiiunsstreiien @roBerunSbefiees
eeTtorben. Sreiberr b. @Ietn, Der cir
aIter bon foit SO Sobren errei6t bot
mar felt 1888 NIT SreiiM SuIie b
BiIlerftOrf berm6bIt; Der gbe ert.
Itnutn1t cine Go9ter Ntorie.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11
pOfna3ri9hn
=. aus Dem -
Alien DaterlanOt.
a5uisrsi& gadTen.


Ores6en.-De Der @ebetme Sob.
rntb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or. Sdrei-
Der beeine bos SiibiIdim ieiner %.
idbrigen Ebdtiefeit nIs 9trettOr Oes
Staotiihen Muieums Der biIoenoen
Riinite IN 2eipSis.
D6rntbaI.- Die @ltsbeiisers-
ebefron 2o0en wuroe i'm Dorfbdd
toot nufgefun6en.
@uIe. Sier uur0e Die 1Si1b-
rige W1deb beg @utsbeTisers Shit-
toff perbaftet. Gie 1T ~geit1nois, am
IA. September bic Shlttoffibe Be.
flung in Brand eeitedt gu boben.
Soiniben. - Die biomantene
Sod5eit begging Der Beber QiOfie mil
Ieiner @befrnu.
Sek6orf. - @s begging Der 80.
brifont Shumonn NIT ieiner @be.
foru bic eol6ene Sohaeit.
Mittmei0o. Webermeiitei
9tn6ner 6eeite 0as 60i1briee 8iir.
a~erinbiI1rm.
9teberbobritf&.- Die benz
Observation-Disclosures Sobn geboriee
Birtbihoft brnnnte nieOer. Mne
@rnteborr1tbe pur0en pernio1tet.
DeISnis.- E0Stli9 perungIiidi
1T nuf benz biefigen Se0nigihadte
Der t9 Sabre oIte Seuermonn Rorl
emil Beudert. Sereinbrehenoe Sob
Oriidten ibm BEN 8ruItforb
elm.
8ittau.-A m 1. OCTOBER tuaren
es 20 Sabre, buB Serr Oberforitmei.
tier &orielt IN ben Dienit Der StaOt
3ittau eetreten lit.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11

&Iten6ur9. - Der bier 3unl
8eiuh weiIen6e 6orItaiieiior SGBner
aus Roumburg puroe ouf einem
Spaaiergange untpeit Der Stoot pom
einem &oofubrer ~uueeriiien. gr er.
lit einen 5hG6eIbrud, on oeiien Sol.
gen er bnlo Itdrb.
6rontenbaue II Riir5Iif
puroe in @egenpart Ser regierenoen
Giiritin BON Sfpor5burg Oie Dieoer-
bereelteate Dberfir1e 6ur1 ben @e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Or. 8roune
neu gerpeibt. Dos dItebrniiroige,
aus Dem IL. Sabrbunoert itanlmenOe
@ottesbous bat bteel Stiirme iiber-
Oouert.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11
Su eeOer sebnnOene Slider.

yooh elmer Oieier Gage abeesebenep
GntiGefoun9 iinS in 2eOer ge6unoene
Bidder. aud menn ibr Snbolt our6.
aus nift leoern lit, na1 Der 4ni6ou.
ungspetie Der 8O1bebOroe teine gii
der. ionoern 9eoeriabrifote ODER Sn.
bnitrieprooufte. o6eren wertbuoaits
8eitonotbeile aus 2eOer beIteben. .
Mo1 benz Gorifgeies lit ouf Qe0cr.
fobritote elm @ertb5oa pom 45 uno
oif Bidder Elm iolher BON % Bro6ent
gu entridtcn. geinete 8ebOroe, Der
n8oarc Of ApproiierS~, bat nit Der
@gnbe ieiner gntiHei0ung. 10 pioer
finnig tie 1lth eriheinen mag, boil,
It1noiq i'm Slime 0es ouf benz G1us
3cn begriin0eten Enrifgeieses eebon-
belt. Sol1s Mmeritoner, tpeLhe fir
ausldnoiihe 2~iterotur ihwdrmen ODER
an ibr @eifmad linden, moeen thre
Yrcoufte ungebln0en be5ieben. falls
Die @ntrihtung boberer 8oQe nitt
naA ibrem @eihmof 1T. Mber iol6e
ameritoniide Batrioten, Die bel Der
8efrieOigune ibrer l~iteruriiten Be
0iirfniiIel aud Die mirtbiduitliden
SntereIIen oieies 2onOes I'm Augen
boben, ueroen. Aomit Ole beimiibp
SnouItrie niht au tlir3 tomrlt. iiher.
lid nit gr0Btem gergnigen ouf Die
IN Qe0er gebunbenen Bidder Die iir
QeOerfnbritote Dorgeidriebenen 3oae
entrfHteM.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11
G6attsmbSnms nmeebaneh.

Inter ben ginmobnern 1tooiions.
Biseoniin, berrfdt GROCER unpi1e
6oriiber, OoB Die alien grcBen 5hnt.
tenbGume, Die oos QopitoI rings
urnitnnoen, Elm Opfer oes leeteren
lruroen. sic Iino, UNI einen beiieren
NusbIid nod Dem @eb1uoe 81 ge-
lpGbren. f1mmtlin nieoergebouen
tuor0en. Gar mnnGer bon linen ion
biItoriihe 8eoeutune oebabt bo6en.
Nieie NnBnnbme piroe BON @iniam
gilman, benz Suuerintenoenten 0es
0ffentlihen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oui
@runo elmer BON Der perfIolienen Sc
stsIotur netroffenen 8eitiHmuns
bOnsogen.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-11
anrembME0.

1I1nfer. Oos f~lNfiGHriee
s1dtevmer Qalcie 6es 1rouereiunge-
aeuten Seim BON GI0iien, bos out
cine WoITerfIoI@e gefuner uno babel
innere BerIebuneen brpoMGetraseH
bate, III. geEtOrben.
81 imeItn gsen.-Der % Sabre
ate Beramann Better S&leHer muir
Sc oeIeoentlih zines in Der Sdente
Miifpe Cider ftottoefunOenen Stret-
tes Surb Meieritiae IN Die 1ruit'
Seite .IebenseefGbrIi@ b~srtrunOet. Der
xhGter &einrid Suson, 9ergntoun,
tpirOe IN SAT- %oetornnteM.
Eettn,gen. @S nerungIiidte
IN elmer @oIerie az @rMbs .Sutberg~
Der % Sabre cite Heromonn Rafael
YitoreTi, in6em Ct bon elmer Better
berunter fieI umb berdrt idrere ger-
Iesungen srIitt, Oob q SIet& Aarnis
berihie0.
@eIeeenfIf@ Der &onrenticn bes
vDeutI1en StodtsberbonOes~ bon
Ohio erflGrte Der @iircerneiiter bon
Oobton: Die Biireer Doptons BADEN
mid al tbrem 8iirsermetter eetu6bIt,
niht ober 3u ibrem SpioR, 6eIien
S1uptnufgobe oorin beitebt, ft9 ee.
gen ieinen W1hiten ipiOerreGtIi9 auf
Die 2olaer 81 leeen.~ SoIHe Burger.
meilter, tpeIhe ben @hniiffIern SnnO.
Idneer6ienite Ieiiten, FolLten .F4 elm
BeiipieI 6nron Nebmsn.