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The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-07
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By lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable

The Change of Life is the most critical period of a
womans existence, and neglect of health at this time
invites disease.
Women everywhere should remember that there is no
other remedy known medicine that will successfully
carry women through this trying period as LYDIA E:
and herbs. Here is proof:
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-09-07
eoteh Defeats Haekensehmidt.

Chicago.-Frank Gotch. holder OF
worlds championship wrestling title,
defeated George Hackenschmidt. the
Russian lion in two straight, quick
falls, in 10 minutes and so seconds.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-23

muB ollerOings 2,tqegeber lperoer,
Dob nid)t gerlnges Gilifo filr Die ar
men 8anfiers babei it, Denn es lit
nod fem Sieg 9cmonnen moroen,
Der niht gleid5eitig bon ser onoeren
Seite perloren mar, llnO oic Soften
lino oielelben ulf beioen Seiten. a@s
giebt nod cine 9ln5abl unoerer 2elte
ouBer Ben 9anfiers, Die bel einenl
ariege burd Sieferung bon 9lusrii-
ltlng, Sebenslnitteln, transport II.
j. ~. einen gon5 biibihen Shnitt
lnaherL ln1o oieie iino inlmer lebr
friegslltltig llno gan5 ungebeuer pa-
triptiId - 3. b. 10 lange lie nidlt
Iclbit ms 6elb geben miiiien.
Wer bat etlpus bon ben 9anfier3
gebort, als Die Gerbanolllngen Oes
5rieoensconyreIies in Saag I'M 8on-
&c maren? llno ood) pnren lie es,
Gle binter oieier 9emegung ltanoen
unO nod bellte Iteben. Sefanntrih
NOR oie Souptfrage Dor oieien Cont
greB Die IbrilItllng, ooer Gerfleine-
rllng oes 1tebenben Seeres unb Der
Slotte. Genn oie foloIialen Cunt
men Die bieie &riegsmai6inerie
labrlib periblingt, iino in oen slu-
gen Ser 9anfiers tobtes &apital unb
oas lit ibnen ein 8reuel. S(uber-
oem aber buben Die 9anfiers Die
Gntoedlng genla6t, baB lie ibrc
Griege oiel einfa6er llno rubiger al
ocn Sorien allsfe6ten fonnell, obne
oaB oas Enblifllm IN Ser Hegel piel
oopon ben1erft. 9ieie &riege foiter
alld) 8elo, ober nidt ben 9anfiers
| ion0ern Dem Yilblifllnt, mel6eS be
| lol6en @elegenbeiten nad) oen be
fannten 9orienmetboOen eerupf
miro.
Sn eincm ser altfnooiiden &rieg,
llinb MIN 5melerlei Gerlulte riht 81
permcioen: sln Ofenibenleben I'm.
gigentbllm allcr slrt, mas 5eritor
miro. 9ieie Serlulte iinb fir be,
&apitalismus reft Ibmer5baft enl
lpfinblih, 0enn einestbeils perringer
Ser SerluIt an Menihenleben Qaute
illnge, fr6ftige lno geiunbc Men
ihen, noblperltanoen, bon benen bic
mehr ols &riippel ooer anoeripeiti,
) total rllinirt mieoer 5uriidfonmer
els thatiad)lih crid)olien merocn) =
! Dos Seer ser slrbeitsloien, lpelhe
INNER 10 beallern sllr Sanb lit, fpcn
. cs iih lm 2obncrbobung bnnoel
aber ol6 pbneoics cine beltdnoie
! 2olt fir Sic 9lrbeiterperbGnbe I'm
!, lltntcrItiitungsfoiien lit. slnberl
y tbcils bringt bie 8ieoerberltellun
- (6ortietuue aui Seite So
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-23
Sin Weiitliher iiber Ole WeNa=
mnras, Rapital uno Mrbeit.

r@enn i9 Die Wa6l bate, 10 pirbe
i9 eber Elm 0erbreher nit blutbefledz
len 6Gnben iein, ipie einer ppn ben
2eitern bes StubItruits," iag!e am
3erflohenen Sonntas Repereno Spbn
6aps 5olmes in Der g}eip Yorter
UeT;as Stride, ais er iiber ben Utcz
lamaruzTau iprad. rWtit aQem
9.eIpett Dor bsm gr>prGiioenten Der
Der. Stuaten, mOate i4 bod idgen,
3 1T nt9t pubr, bag Wlorb immer
Morb 1T" fubr er fort. LIMB Die
9ebruber McNamaa iinb nidt Ser
re9er i'm getpobnliden Sinne oes
Bortes. Sic Iinb pielmebr Ielbitlois
5Dlbuten, SGmpfer fir eins Sa4e.
Bus fir umitGnbe Iino ss, bic bieie
Banner balm bra6ten, gu benten,
aB lie bsrechtigt lparen, bieiss gsrz
REDEEM gu begeben? Die gun5e Wla9t
es Stabltruits, Die binter Der Gree
org QlfIpciation itanb, puroe gegen
( Structurol Sron Wprters Union
ufoebpten, gegsn bic einStge Sepert~
aaft, Die rod nidt sermalmt mar.
Sic grectprs 9lHuciatipn ging alio
enuu 10 Dor, rpie eine Union in eli
.em Streif unb gopcott porgebt.
,9a Die meni6lite Ratur 10 bleibt,
pie lie lit, mar Opnamit unperneln@
m gRos bleibt bem Wrbetter dns
cls iibris, ols 9eipalt, nsnn ibm
eoe Gelegenbeit bes Yroteites ge>
ommen pirb9! sir Die 4rbeiter linn
eirs 9eIeBe porbanben, uno Die Se@
-ebe, Die porbanben Iein mOgen, ners
en- BON ben 9erihten ni6t bur4ges
-iibrt. Die Yrefe periteht lie ntft.
,no bic airde nimmt lie nur 5ogsrnf
7uf. 8cm Stanbpuntt Der abioluter
ytbif fDnnen 9epalttbaten ni6t als
1erehtiat betru6tet fperben, oenr
2tmerifa lit trpB res Stub!trutts
ob niht Rublunb, ufer peoer oas
,tne nod bas anbere fam perurth.ll
perpen, bis bieieniasn, bic ridtsr
opllen, iebtrebe gropotdtion aus ben
peee rGumen unb hem Mrbeiter elm
;elescnbeit sum proteit seben.
,Gemalttbaten, Der Streit, be
appcott linb &riegsmittel, cenn be
| 9lrbeiter itsbt ni4t Ieinen Jreunbe
| 1seeniiber. Menn Sbr eesen io'f
| r2ittel GinpGnbe erbebt. 10 miit
lSbr gud ard sssen bic goitunt
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,per Sic 1trieee pernriaett nn~ iiirettet.

&rieg in 9lfrifa, blutlge Geoolu'
ton in Gbina, Aterico fam llb
niht berubigen, uno beoenfllbes
SGbelgerailel 5ipiihen Oelltl6lano
llno gnglano oils 9ta6lpiel Der Wfo-
roffo-0ifieren5 5lpiihen 9entib'I
lono unD 6ronfreid]. Mer bon oem
,SricoenscongreB inn Saag &elultote
erlpartet bat, nlllB ltd bitter ent.
tGuidt fiiblen 9lber man braubt
Oesbalb ni6t mlltblos 81 iein, oenn
Gtlpas baben mir erreidt, oas bot
1,ns Ser Serr Sobn gsorton 8rif-
fifth perratben, elm .Dtitglieo oe5
britilhen Horluments, Der filr5ltd
Canada bereiIt bat 0ieIer Ser.
bon bent man onnebmen fann OaB
er out ullterri6tet lit, bat lid oo'
bin orsgeoriidt, bab ein 8rieg 5nl-
ihen gngIono lmo 0ellti6lallo les-
ten CONNER nur ourf Sanflers
pernieoen iporoen lit, bob aber eln
&ricq innerbulb Der nablten lehS
Sabre nnpermeiolid lit, Denn San.
fiers fonnen elmer gan5en 9tatio1
ribt INNER i'm @ege Iteben, uno
Geutihlanb mill oen 8rieg.
sllio: 9anfiers fonnen elneu
arieg perbinbern, Oenn lie baben es
in bieiem Sale getban. @enn lie
aber 10 eroBe Wadt baben, oaB lie
einen &rieg perbinoern fonneL IL
f0nnen lie Dielelbe 0taht allb &C.
blmtd,en, ei11en &rieg berullf5ube
Ihnoren, oenn iper mill lie oarar
binbern? @enn oie 9anfiers Der
orobenoen slusbrud bon offenel
1seinoieligfeiten 5nii6eu Gnglanl
uno Gelltldlunb perrlieoen baben
10 gebt baraus berpor, oaB Die Hc
aierunaen ser betreffenoen 9tattonel
tbun nuBten, mas Die Sanfiers m
out Go. +. profitabeD bcfanoen
Wfitbin, ipenn bie ganfiers eine'
8ricg fir profitabel balten, 10 lper
ben bie Hegierungen einen 8rln
finoen oocr mo1en miilien, Inn Del
&rieg su beginnen. Sll 8irflidfel
lit 0as nihts 9feueS, ocnn es i
1don longe 10, Dob, menn Die gaN
fiers nid)t bos notbige 8elo lieferl
fem &rieg gefiibrt iperoen fanlt, ben
Die @egierung lorst MIR oafiir, oo
Ser ,Gatriotisnnls mlf Die 5lpcfcl11
Iprcd)cnbe S0be gelbrallbt miro. 8
miro BON Ierletung Der 9eationo
ebre acfaielt, bon unmlsloIhlibC
Sd,n,ad, bie MIR nit glit qetilr
,perbcn fann! Tas @olf lit
ournnl, u1D alaubt sllles, mas 30
,Sben" fnn,n,t, ,,nb aeht millia ii
AZ opfern fiir\bie vSeiliac Sodc"-
bcn Erpiit fir sic 9anficrS. 6
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-23
No. IS.
Die prepaeanHa in Sen Nrbeiter.
11nicns.

4rbeiter Unions 5u beranlalien,
Cub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 orgas
niliren.
5. @s ioIl ferner fir 8ertbeilling
pailenoer 2iteroti,r, 6lugbldtter uno
Io5ialiItii6e 3eitltngen Gorge tra-
gen.
6. 9os aomite ioll fir poiIenbe
io3inGiItiiAe Heoner Gorge tragen
nno barauf ieben, DOB oenielben @e-
bor in Slrbeiter-ltnions geidenft
miro.
Z. Gs ioll urter Sen 9lulpisien
Ser Burtei ltattfinbenoe geriamm-
lungeH fiir 9lngeborige bon 9lrbei-
ter-llnions arrangiren, uno iollen
in Oieien Serlann1lungen belebrenoe
Sortr0ge gebolten perben.
s. gs ioll BEL itattfinoenoen Or
beiterfompfen uno anoeren pulIen-
ben 8elcgenbeiten Moiien- uno
epentuell Wittags- -Geriommlrtngen
nprauitalten.
8. gs Ioll nerIu6en, 0ie Hei6en
Der Edrteinlitglie6er aus 0en glnge-
borigen Der 9lr6eitersllnions 5u
ltQrfen.
10. 9us 9onite ioll fernerbin III
irgen6 elmer paiIenben @eiie oie io-
3ialiitiide Fropagnnoa in Sen Ir-
beiter-llnions gum 9elten ser Ear-
I tel foroern.
#. gs ioll Iih oud 3ur 9lufgdbe
n1ad)en oie Irbeiter-SrgatiIationen
fiir 8eIebgeburg unO geiebgebertihe
MfoBnobnen i'm Gimme Ser io5iolt-
itiihen Brin5ipien au intereiiiren
Der propu9anod SetretGr ipiro
Der Gountp Grecutipe unteriteut Iein
unb fir feline geleiItete 2lrbeit be5ablt
tperben. 5erner fpq lei aller partei=
tbdtigteit, bic in 8erbinbung nit
Unions ite6t, BON bieIen immer nur
uls 2lrbeiter lluions unb ntdt als
5rabes Unions bic Rebe iein.
6offentlih treten unIere Glepelan=
Der 9snoi7en ben 0ori6lGgen Der
Sem gorter 5reunbe inIofern nGber,
ais lie iiA nit benielben audi bier be-
| f6dftigen foIIten, um fie ben glepez
lanoer gerbGltniTen an5upa1en.
9rDBere Yropagdnbu unb lebbaftere
ein6eitlihe Qlgitation lit audi fir
@lepelano bon 3tpingenber ylotbnen=
} Digteit.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-23

- Wilfbires Mosaatne
bot in 2onoon feline Wieoerauferitez
buns sefsisrt. llnb nit i6m oie solz
oisen Yroipette BON 9if1op Greet fur
Das elm i'm ndhiten CONNER Su rea=
lilirenoer Heinertrag bon eenau
S496.944 ausserednst pirb. Der
:leinite 8aarpprIhub auf oiele r8erge
BON Gplo" pdre mebr.
Wenn nG6ftens bic faz
pitaliitiide prehe nit Refplutionen
Iosenanntsr nSosialiiten" bon Nafb=
bile, SennsiIee, in bsnen Die So5ia=
liftiide partei ibrer 9altung i'm Wlc=
Hamara Sale peseu setaoelt uno
ibr Ifarfs Stenunenu1me segen aIe
gepertifaften empfohl.n mirb. trsbz
len seben ioIte, 10 mOgen unisre
5renoe iberal barauf binipeifen. oab
bic NaItnille 2ocal Der @oeialiit
Yartp isne Reiolutionsfafer ais gee
trigger blpbitsllte, Die treoer Soaialis
Iten leien. nod irseno cine raaullaS
ton binter iid laben.
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Sesialiitijeber Siee trcb aue~em.

iiber $15O,O0O onsgob. 9uuienb
Mutos, ipel6e 9lleranoers ganner
trugen, fiibren pdbrenO oes gan5en
Cages bur6 Die StroBen 8iele sluto-
better, pel6e ibre glrtos bereits an
Die SocialiIten permietbet batter,
muroen lportbriifig, als ibnen Ole
aopitaliiten $3.50 bis 5000 mebr Boz
ten.
Inter Sen Spponenten Ser Socia-
liiten befonoen li6 Die meilten Bolto-
ren geiiber Der @amblingbuoen lno
s5reuoenbGllier ltnb oieienigen 6roll=
en-, pel6e in BEN @otels uno slparte-
mentbouiern ben v@eiBen Sflapen-
oanoel" betreiben. slue forrupten
glemelte bielten 5lliammen, llm Die
Sociolilten 81 beiiegen lno Die lin.
nilienbeit ipar nit ibnen I'M 9unoe.
@be Die sSrauen oas Stintn1reht
IN Californian belaBen, ipurbe piel-
fa6 ongenonnmen, ooB bos Srollerl-
Totltm Ii6 Die Sociolilten menben
niiroc ,mo ouB IelbIt Die 9lrbeiter,
frolen gegen ibre eigene alaIie itinl.
men ipiiroen. 9as @ablreirltat bai
oie Hibtigfeit oieier glnnobme beit6
tigt.
,3lpor ipuroe cine @phe Dor oe,
@abl our1 einen y&onteIt" bel
@ooo @opernment-Gartei feltgeitellt
Bob Sarriman NIT ungefabr 6O0C
Stinlmen eripablt peroen tpiirbe
aber gerube baourb nuroe sum- leB
ten Wtittel 9egriffen, I'M einen iol
6en Sieg 81 perbinoern. Sn ibre,
Ser5peiilung orrongirten Die &opi
tolilten f6lellnigIt oas Drama: n@e
! itdnoniB ser 9pnanit Seri6tpore
Sobn uno Sames Wc9famara!"
llno Die Sdl1Bicene am @nbltag
als Die beioen 9riioer perltrtbeil
muroen, trug ni6t lpenig oa5u bel
belonoers Die peibliben @Gbler Elm
5uihiidtern.
9lber $4,000 W6nner lmb eSrolten
oie cine flare, feite llebcr5eugung be
gen. lieBen it'd niht eil1idiihterr
uno bielten am @abltnge 5ltr Sabn
oes Socialisnlus.
(geationol Socialilt EreB.)
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-23

Die am berfloFenen Sonntag abz
e6altene &onpentipn Der 2ocal 9tetp
Dort beiddftiste it4 II. a. aud nit
DER propaganba in ben 9epertf4afz
en- unb fabte 8ei9liife, bic uu9enz
deinlid ni9t aGein fir Reip Yort,
onbern aud fir iiberall, no Die Or
,eiterpereine nit So3ialiiten our6iest
iinb, bon tteittragenber 8ebeutung
elm biirften unb penn in ri6tiger
8eiie CUR Nusfiibrung gebra4t, Die
Reiben Der parteimitglisoer um Elm
8etrd6tli6es permebren tperben. Gs
uurbe Die Notbpenbigfeit zines itGn=
oieen aomites fir propuganou in
)eiter Unions betont unb 81 bieIem
3rede Elm gnttpurf be6attirt, Der be-
timmt lit, bic porbanbens Side in
Der 2tgitation aus5ufiiQen. Der 0or=
I6lag, einen itGnbisen Setretdr fir
Die 50roerung beiu9ter propaganda
an3uiteuen, fanb 5uerit SppoFtion,
purbe jebo6 am gnbe, nu9bem man
ertannt bate, baB Der Grnit Der
Situation nit 5pingenber Hotbpenz
0igteit Die 9tniteQung zines Iol6en
SetretdrserbeiIde, glei9faqs ungez
nommen. Die 9eialiihe Iduten tpie
folgt:
9tcgeln fir bas ltuiun=Hrupnganba=
SDmitc.
1. 9a5 &o1nite fir 9lrbeiter=
Unions -1ropogonou bot bie EiIitt,
iiir &erbreitring io5ialiitii6er Gr-
fenntriB IN oen 9lrbeiter- Unions
Gorge 3u tragen, iolI ober feline
Stellltng nebnen 5u inneren Wei-
nungsperihieoenbeiten uno 55orn1
Ger Organization iolher Unions.
2. g5 iolI n1itteIs Garten-&nto,
log cine Statiltif ser EurteinlitgIicz
Ser ltno oeren 3ugeborigfeit 81 gIre
beiter-llnions pie nuh cine gennlte
9lui5eidnlng ilber lestere ielbit fiib-
rem.
3. gs ioIl in 0erbinoung treten
init Earteinitglieoern, pelde 9lr-
bciter-l Unions ongeboren, Inn ollrt
oieie @enoiien Die 8erb1ltniiie ii
ocn betreffenben Srganiiationen unt
sic belten OfetboOen fin lo5ialiltiif,
Fropoganoa fennen 81 lernen.
4. Gas &onlite bat Oie Gflift
Sic Garteinlitglieoer Der ein5elne!
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56eegeIeqI9aft unb gegen Die S4la4t
BEL 8unfer 6iQ penben. Wta6t nt4t
ben 9lrbeiter fin feline S6aten perant=
portli9, Ipnoern ben 3apitaltiten. ge=
nau 10, pie S6 Dem Wtann bic
S6ulp eebt, Der ben erIten S6uB
bon Sort Sumpter abgefeuert bat.
anftatt benz Sherman, Der ienen
i6Gnbli9en 3ug oura Georgia unter=
nommen bat
r0ds neue SSrietens problem".
Iogte 6plnles reiter, lit Der &f
3pii6en 8apttal uno Qrbeit. Die
fsrage nes WeItfriebens ssbt, ipie i4
CLAUDE, i6rer Grleoisuns entgegen.
benn bic 4rteiterfIaiIe lit erpa9t
uno maat 8riege Spiiden Nutionen
unm0glid, iubsm lie ii9 tpeigert, fir
bic Srrtbiimer Der StaatsmGnner in
ZEN aampf 5u 5ieben."
ssortfa9renp iaets Der Reperenn.
bab Die Sntershen bon 3apital unb
2lrbeit ni6t ibentiih ieien. gleiApiel.
ob ipl6e yMonoi6ein Srsaniiatto=
nen tpie bic rGipic 6eoerution", oas
geeent1eil tehauptsn. sd eriparte. .
Iagts er gum ShluB. roaB man MIDI
mibperItsben uno fali4 cttiren nirb.
aber id babe beute gang offen bielen
Stanbpuntt eingenommen, bamtt bic
Mlttgfieber bieler Stride ptfen, oaB
ia auf Der Seite Der Irbeiter ftebe. !"
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-12-23

Die Socialiiten bon Sos gngeles
iinb nit Dem Nelultat Der 8ablen
bonn 5. Oe5ember iebr 5ufrieoen uno
fonnen auf Die grobe Stimmen5obL
Die ibr ,Ttfet" erbielt, trob aller
SinoernilIe uno Der i6redliden Gr-
eianiIie 10 fur5 Dor Dem &ubitage ge-
iuib itol5 fem. Social Democrat"
Organ Der g. g. BON GalifornielL
brohte einen portrefflihen 2eitortl-,
fel iibcr ben 4nsfo1 Der 8abl, bett-
telt ,Sociatiitii9er Sieg trob alle-
Den1".
gs ipurben pobl rngefGbr 10000
8Gbler our6 bas GeItdnoniB Der @e-
briioer Wcgfamara belpogen, fur oas
Gidet Der forrllpten &opitalilten 5ll
1tinnen, oo lie oaIlelbe fir Das flel-
mere llebel biel+en slber otele lt1l't-
heren s5reunoe batten nns pielletbt
bel ocn nGhiten Wablen oo6 lpleoer
perloIien. Sbatio6e lit, baB ale Sro-
bungen, gini6ii6terllngen lnlo Se=
itedungen Der &apitalilten nift ge=
lpirft bGtten, menn nidt IN letter
Stunoe ooS @eltanoniB ipie elne
9ontbe eingeidlogen batte Die tags
lihen 3eituneen benrbten Die paor
Soge, Die 5lpiiden oem GeltanonlB
nno oen @ablen lagen, geborig aus
uno eS gelang ibnen belonoers ole
dngltli6en @en1iitber 5lt beelntlnllen.
gs nuroe alles periubt, Inn Sarrl=
man uno Die Socialilten nit oel1
ihredli6en 9pnamitern, Die q Wfell'
lhenleben 5erltorten, IN ScrbtnounQ
3ll bringen.
Sotten niht sic Socioliiten alles
WtogIife getban, I'm oieIe ldredlt
hen Gerbre6er Wtc9samara trel 81
befonlmen? 9lm @beno Dor Der Wab
puroen 2eute allsgeibift, melde nor
Saus 5u Sous 9ingen nno er5ablten
oob Sarrilnan perbaftet ipuroe, mei
er on oen MISREPRESENTATION De
,5urp tbeilnabm. Selonoers lpnroel
audi oie SSrauen, melfe iiberballp
lpenig Spnputbie fir oas loclallltl
Idle Sifet botten ,Olrd Die fapitaliltl
ihe &reiie beeinflliBt. Gs belBt, oa
Die berrldenoe alaiie am 8ablta
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-07-14
Wheat to Bread in Half Hour,

Beloit, Kan.-What is thought to be
the worlds time record in harvesting,
threshing, milling and baking into
bread was made the other day with
wheat from the w. S. Gable farm, two
miles west of town. The time consum.
ed in doing this was exactly thirty
minutes. At 3:14 the team statrei in;
to the field with the header and one
minute later the harvested wheat was
at the thresher. At 1923 Mr.. Gable
drove his touring car up to the mill
door with grist and at 1929 flour
had been made from the wheat by the
regular process employed by the Be-
lott Millinm company. At $3.50 the
flour was delivered at Walker Pros,
Bakery and their baker, G. H. Mills.
made biscuit that were taken from the
oven at 3:44, thirty minutes from the
time the header went into the field.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-07-14
Got Old Soldiers Money.

Topeka, Kan-In Kansas at the
present time are half dozen men who
are Fleeing old soldiers of thousands
of dollars each month on pension
crafts. Probably no class of citizens
In the state has suffered more at the
hands Of the takers than has the old
soldiers. Yet their grievances seldom
get beyond the bounds of the pension
office.
Starting in northern Kansas more
than a year ago, the man travelled
south through Kansas and Oklahoma
selling electric belts. The man carried
q list of the old soldiers, their widows
and orphans. They were his sole vic
tins. At the home of each wearer of
the bronze button the man represented
that he was special pension eXamin'
err. Deity the man learned the war
history Of the old soldier. Then he
learned the size of his monthly pen,
sion. Surely, he told the unsuspect,
ing one, the pay was all too small for
the service he had rendered his coun-
try. He would Immediately see that
the pension was increased. But 1t
was necessary for the victim to buy
an electric belt 1t would insure longe-
witty, happiness and contentment of the
government. Did the victim fall. He
did.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-07-14
THE COOLEST PLACE ON EARTH

What is said to be the coolest place the globe
is the region Of Verkhoensk, Siberia Here is a
convict station, but during most Of the year no
guards are needed to keep the prisoners from run
ming away, for in the more severe portions of the
winter no living creature remain in the open
and during the three most severe months when
the temperature sometimes falls to IS degrees be-
low zero, no dares to venture out for more
than few moments at time
Ordinary steel tools will snap like glass, and
unseasoned wood becomes almost hard
Steel When one breathes powder like the very
finest falls at ones feet 1t is said that there
are less forms of insect life here than elsewhere
in the world, and of those found are not
found elsewhere, seemingly having been created
especially to inhabit such a frigid region.
Some of the signalservice officials declare that
most of the severe cold waves that sweep across
the North American continent have their origin in
Verkholensk. The wind blows perfect gale almost
all the time, and that discomfort added to the low
temperature, would certainly make this very
pleasant place in which to spend the winter
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-07-14
WICHITA FARMERS WIN
SIEGE OF DYNAMITE
MIDLAND VALLEY ROAD SETTLES
FOR RlGHT-oF-WAY.
Peace Declared After Strenuous
Times-Farnters Take the Dy-
natime Mines Up-No Grim
inaI Prosecutions.

Wichita, Kan.-Harvey Pitman and
James P. Somers, farmers, have cap
ituated and their fight with the Mid,
land Valley railway over right of
way through their farms near Derby
came to bloodless end. Pitman and
Somers had their farms protected with
dynamite mines and were patrolline
them with guns in hand. Each far
mer is to receive $4,000 from the rail-
way company for damages. Pitman
was awarded s2,775 and Somers ST.
T75 by board of appraisers. By
agreement Pitman and Somers are to
remove all their mines and go ahead
of the graders to insure that here are
no explosives in the ground. Pitman
said he would ride on rake over
every inch of the right-of-way. They
planted over 100 charges of dynamite
on their farms.
]. w. McLoud, general attorney for
the railroad, carrying a flag of truce,
visited Pitman while graders and
newspaper men looked on from a dis
lance. The two men talked for six
hours; Somers Joined Pitman and the
talk continued. 1t broke up with the
men shaking hands. Pitman and Som
ers threw down their guns and came
to Wichita and signed a peace COM
pact.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-07-14

lea of the Scotch sailors remains. The resolution
called for an appropriation of $4,000 to pay the
expenses Then the fun began The Knockers in
the house declared that the commodore was buried
deep in cemetery under milliondollar business
structures on the Rue Grande Aux Bellies or on
the Rue des Ecluses Saint Martin or on several
other rues which they could not pronounce.
Congress in its humor had the aid and jocose
correspondents, who saw the rare Jest In the bones
search and made the most of 1t. And here recol-
lection brings blush of contrition to the cheeks
Of who followed in the train Members said
and correspondents wrote that the French doubtless
grady would allow their business palaces to be I'M
dermined and toppled to ruin the payment OF
$4,000 of Yankee cash.
If Yankee cheek the representatives said aided
by French polteness, could accomplish the purpose
of building demolition, there would be small chance
of separating Jones bones with any certainty Of
identity from those of the French sleepers in the
old cemetery. One scoffer suggested with fine irony
that there might be a bit of the original Scotch
skull left, and that Sidney Smiths rule might be
applied to make positive the Identification.
Mr.. Rainey undisturbed He not
moved to surrender when suggestion was made that
II the $4,000 were sent to some French grave
digger he would find the old dogs bones and
prove their genuineness If he had to tattoo the
sailors autograph in the tibia of the left leg to
do it.
1t was two years on the way but the last laugh
came, and 1t Mr. Raney who had It. His
colleagues made amend for their scofhng and their
scornng, and another jester of the past writes
beated word of contrition.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1911-07-14
Lauahed as He Killed Himself.

Burlington, Kan.-Lucien Huff CON-
mitted suicide in second hand store
at Burlington by shooting himself with
a revolver he had taken rom the show
case and loaded while talking of buy
ing 1t. After loading the revolver he
turned to the two men present and
laughed. Then he placed the muzzle
of the revolver against his body and
fired. He fell to the floor but raised
himself just long enough to fire bull
let just above the heart. He died a
few minutes later. He was 81 years
old and in poor health.