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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-06

That sit takes two to make a quar-
reT' and husband and wife are one"
should not be printed in the same
book.
There is no excuse for a woman who
is not well informed" so long as she
has q partY-line telephone.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01

Hssfia Mssnns. EsmSsss. Gsneissasl p.
Hesis 80 Gents unb barfber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01

gtntbum beftebt aus elmer farm unb
Dnnlots in Dorrtoipn nnb 6nnlilton,
Wisb, 5ormserdtbfhoften ufp. nnb
bat tinen Wertb bon iibsr $4,000.
Seine Nerbinblidieiten belaufen ii1
auf 5000.
probutrihier Gcnnaugbton bat
feline Gntfh,ibuns In bem ongefohtss
nen Ieftament bes peritorbenen Deter
SbIinstr absesebsn. Der peritOrbene
6. VI. 9ariicff bate ols 1eitamenfss
pollitredtr benz Grben 8dlfsr CbIins
ger irrtbiinlIiher WeiIe $4,000 aEftatt
$1,000 ausbs5ohIt.
Sobn 5oipea, Der Rsffe, unb
5tpet Rihten bes perit. z. V. 6open,
iperben bemndnfi cine alass i'm bies
iigeH Gjerid3t einreidwn, um bas 1es
itnment Der perft. katherine Sopea,
cine goufine Der aldger, iim3uitpben.
Die Grbla5ertn bintsrIisb iiber $780,
600, tutIte an Beoisnitets, s5reunoe
uno an bas Mtrcp 5oIpital pertbeiIi
ipurben. Rur 3rpei 0cripauote BON
GrI. 5ctpea ipurben NIT elmer aIsis
iliateit kbati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01

aesaie: Ssiuer glihte sErau GtIa q.
GaDis Dermahi er 500, elmer Wihie
ousIIa gopb $1,000. isiasr Rihie lus
ep gopb $500. itintn Rsffen perIsp
Y. Qaiprenee 5000, aIs Irujfss fir
feline 1ohisr 8rats Qaiprsnee, foipis
$500 fir fih Ftibit. isintm 1reuHbe
uno 9kiIbdber IN Der aapaltsfirma
WerriI 6. Glutss $1,000 urb feline
rsihbaltiss 8iblioih<s. Der Rsit lei
nes gsrmoGens TofI gIeitkitllt onf
feline Baitin aIise W. gcnb unb feline
Sdipefter 9irainia gp. gonre iibergss
ben. Wesrrin G. Gluiss Ioa ala Ies
Observation-Disclosures fungtreH.
Rad)Iab Ga den.
so. 10. Glippinatr III VdhlaBpers
matter BON Wnrid u. 9aa; OruRbs
siaenihum S4500.
Robert .. borauA in RadIabp.r.
tpaItsr BON SoispbiTE 8. pOners;
9runb.is,ntbum $2d0.
6orrn J. Guuie it'll RahlabpertDals
ter pOn Gao asmsnf; psrfonalisn
S7oO.
DiIkImine aOIss tft atItamsntss
poIIf,rsdetin pon SrfsA aOifss; psrs
ionalien $40O, GkunDeigsntbum
5000.
gsrf6itbsess.
Die coIspb gerninn printing Go.
bot cine mnikforoerunu liber $544
segsn Or. 8. 6. ISsnoel. shos. v.
Sirad unb bic Cadillac Iactor Gar
60. sinestlaat.
Sas. :. Do!an tIdgte cine Joross
runa iiber S675.08 seetn aouis ..
Rar,s unb SOispb 8. Scion uHb bic
Wpnsaie 60. Elm.
Gto. 3. Sdoti Bat auF Prunb ons
aeblihen aonsraitbruhes zine alage
iiber $1,000 s.sen Soiepb .. ab0md
anaeftrenst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01
0elepne xnb Dattpn.

- Mdpor Winidm 2iit bon Belle
pue beleete In Der StdbtratbssSib
uns bic Sroinan3, bob bic Stab.s
itsuerz z4ussleider ie $40 erhalten fol-
len. nit 1einem 0etc. Der Mapor Bee
bauptet. bab iie mad Dem 0siebe 5u
nur $24 per Mnnn berehtiet iinp. Gin
0rfuh, bic Drbinans iiber bas 0sto
bes Wapors su paHiren, sins febl.--
Cine Sroinan3 paIirte, oersufolse bi.
buHoefteuern tn Der Stobtfhobmeir
tiers Office be3ablt iperben mafIen. -
Auf Grluhen bes prGiibenien pabolo
pom Shulratb, ipuroen bemS6ulro.b
45 proseni Der einldufenosn Steuern
5ueriannt. Gin GeIuh Der gieens
tbumsbeIiser on Der 8ranbpiep ape..
spiIhsn Der TapIpr unp aafaneise
gpenue, um biefe apeuue 5u repariren,
ipurbe perlsIen uno aneenommsn.
Nie osrlautst ion in 9aDton,
as.. tpdbrsno Der Commemorate. ipie
in gopinsion. cine Shuls srDffnei
ptrosn. Cine an3ahl 6siu6e iino Bel
lem Shu!ratb einaeIoufen.
- Die YsIIepus Douglas aoae 81.
40. 81. of g., ,rrpdhlte seitsrR fpIsenos
geamie: pdii Chancellor, Sobn See;
6. g., 6orrp 8. aoble; giee 6. g..
arthur Sbailsforb; prdlai, Sohn
pugb; M. at g., ai. galopea; -
mere Dohe, Wm. 8. god; asubers
Wahe, 5. 6sdermann.
- Die 8sIspus 2oss, ). s. 8. r.,
srtpdhlte folaenbe gedmts: 81. g.:
Garl geottn; 9. g.: 1in6arbt Gar
barot; Qrototoa Se:rsidr: Goparb
aiioedt; 5inan5 Stireidr: Bruno Gos
ranflo; SdasmeiIter: gbarIss Wdnsr.
die Sn'talliruna iinost am tcnImtn.
ben Wiittpoh abenh ftaii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01
3tpei Yerionem bfrlett.


als Der 80 Sabr. aIte Jihrmann
zines Itabtiitxn 4bfolpaeeHsA 0err5
QiEs aeitern Morsen segen ! ubr
bic g3Ium Sirabe snilane fuhrl fheus
ten bic beioen Wdultbiert an nr Gde
Der 9. annu. uno einsen ourd 0as
;yubrtperi tollinirie segtnubf Der
SiabtboIIe NIT sinsm 1elepboulf foiien
unb GinB purbt bon Dem Wosen s.s
Idlsuoert uno iiberfafren. Or lpuroe
rcn mebrersn aneeiitlIten Der etcbss
bali. aufssbOben unb Dor benz t!Es
gang Der eesieren nieberseless. no
Wlanor Or. Sdipab ben gerungIiidtsn
unierfuhis unb fano, bcb berfslt.
fhlimms Uerlesungen on ben
unisr.n Grtrsmiiattn srliisen bats
ts. Gimp purbs Johann tn
b.m polissiauiomobil mad oem itdos
iiI6en 5oipiial se6ra6i. Qouis 1bols
man, Elm 4nitreihsr BON 30. 1927
Nremen gtrabe, mar BEL BEN Werfuh.
be iheutn pfsrbe einsufonsen. INNS
qerilIen iporosn une battle fih Iei6te
abihiirfunssn on hGnbeH unh 4nssn
5ugt3ostn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01

Sie GOpiugtn# Gffies iar bas ,,6in.
GRnati Sultsblatt" bcftnoet jidJ I'M
Gebluoc glo. 509-511 DtaOiiDa
abenae. 9uSeigeu, Wiittbeiluugeu
anO Sritellru9en irgcnonsldcr art
meroen bis 10 l1br Ibeuos oaiel6it
entgegengeuummeu. SclspbOu SOutb
1854.
- ShuoensrIastldoen. Saaie
Biugote pertIaste bur6 2tnpuIt g.
s. 9ra3iani bic SuDsgooingtpn uno
Giucinnati StraBenbubn 9eieqIhaft
auf $4,000 ShabenerIab. 9lm 22.
September 1910 puroe iie. ais Iie cine
Gar beiagter 9eisqihaft an Der II.
uno Wtdoifon 4pe. perlaFen rpolIte, su
gooen gei6leuosrt. Sic erlitt ben
8ru9 prsisr RippeH, Iapere Ser
lsgungen on Der Sete unb am Rlts
gtot, an oenen lie Iangs gu lsiben bot.
Arhte WIHgate, Der Gatte Der Sbens
eenannten. pertlagte Die Geieafhaft
uaf $4,000 ShabsnsriaB, ba iie ibm
auf tanee 3eit teiue 5iilfs leiften unb
fein Saustpeien ni6t bsfDr9en tonne.
Jerner perlangt sr $1,000 fir 9ottoz
rens, gpOtheters uno DGrtertunenaez
bIhren.
- Sds Ieitament Don Sobn g.
yfdbsu tuuroe i'm gOuntpgeri6te bins
terlsst uno anssH0mmsn. Gr binters
ldBt aIes Ieiner Satin gatbarine
Haoen uno erHennt fis our Gretuturin
ohne giirgi6aft. 4bi6dgsr iinb sbos
mas 3opers. 80. 9rader uno D. :.
Ufabdn.
- 9eiiBOerdnbsrungen. MaTterz
EommifGr 5ino an Go. 6. 9eQel Die
ytOrohdlfte Der 2ot go. 4 in glod go.
Is in Der SObnitou uno gateusus I'm
terabtbefIung an Der Gillette Der Bate
ipea StraBe, 80 SUP iuolih Der 4.
StraBe, 25 bel 80 SUP, $805. U2as
itersEommii1dr 5iHb an s. :. Galas
pp. Got an Der DsItfsite Der 96ilaosl=
phia Ctr, 80 SUB n1rolid Der 5.
Strabe, % bel 100 5ub, uuo Got SO.
: IN glot II Der Sobniton unb Ruiz
fsl's lnterd5tbeiIung on Der Gaoisite
Der 3. StraBs, 3fpiften M1ain unb
Sphuion Strabs, $134O. ssrant
Euftman an ). 6. Rabsr, Cots go.
1T uno 178 in Der garle, Clifton
uno 5anlan unterabtbeilunq, an Der
ylorbieits Der 1apIor Strabe, SO Bel
107 SUB. 81 etc.
Serome ). unb 8iolet so. Beas
Der un Clarence ). uHb Wonba ssise
patrit, Cots Qu. 15, 10 uno 5beile
ber Got SO. IL ON Der Siipieits Der
GIN Strabs. 66s bel 1874 Jub in
0unlop. Rp., 81.
- Die DOM Gountprintsr Glearp
sruonnten RpmmiiIGre 3. 3. Ueetcclf,
Wiliam =. Wabon unb Jrani S6uls
fh6sfeu in ben Rpnoemnattonstlaaen
ber 8. n g. Giienbabn bas gesDiinits
= &gentbum tpie fulQt a6: "a Adu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01
aaes III natiirIid.

Dtr er,ransi uRn IsiHen a6rptr ben
Gbenben Wsinsralisn sines Guu6ioIs
btrs iiberIitfsri, bic pieueini cine Dor.
i!bsre.benbe grisihtsrung bringen. bas
b.i ab.r bod. msbr fhdben. als nuten.
lol iTh niht ipunbern. ipsnn ihn
ftIieblih Der 1cD nbruit. gDtr In
atnlihsr Gage fih nuf bic 1eiltrdft
BON pflan3enitoffsn. ouf Die number.
Iadtise Wiriuns xr ct. Bernard
arduierpiIsn Derldbi. bronda fi4
sbnioLls nihi 3u tpuncern. ipeilH q
bclo cine bouernoe Aeiluns perfplrt.
1tnn biefs Esoffe Dat cine eiitiae Rd.
iur nns felbit selitfert nnb iueile
M0nhe baben iie beittns 3ubersitet.
in Apotbeien au buben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01

albert Cur, BON 30. 1400 1lm
Str, intlbste oeftrn Der polijfi, bcb
e pcn eihem usourer nnmsns Du-
0edm1nn mittelft sineS ipertblsfen
Qbeds I'm $40 eepreus iporben itL
0sr Gbed'true bic uniegl&Eilt 0u0
4. Wnsnsr Gems unb ippf an bie
Haorfst Notiont:l Wani au3oefsnt. Die
llnted3rift purbe BON ber 0ant ~
ssfdli&i bsjei&net.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01

SarIIlfou ansetgcn, sofal.Hoti5en
nnb NrHigfeifeH finS nbsngcben Gde
Der 4. nnS Charles Sirahe. llnier
Nseut fir SamiItpn pobn. 3o. 30f
Worb Srout Ctr. Selepbon Samiltor
1376.R. Selepbon nmieres aprreipon
stutcn: 393X gel.
Der 5uhrnanu 5rdnt Sonss
ipuroe porsei.trn Radmittag bon Der
po!l3si perboftst, neil er am Ii.nss
tag onssbli5 Elm l3 Sabr: aItes
Wldohen gu pergeipoIiigen psriuhte.
er fpuroe segsn $500 giirsihaft snts
lafen uno porgsiitru abeuo bon
Usoppr Rotbipsu fpegen unoroeniIihen
getragens I'm $25 unb Soften be-
itrafi
Coroner !. U. Burnett reihte
fcIgeuos 9erbi,te In Tobesflusn elm:
Ranmono glort tpuroe suflllie DON
einem Gabrftuhl in Der Jdbris Der
Champion Goateo paper Goms
ponp 5u 5ooe ssbridt; Wm. arambsr
srtrdnits itd i'm Wiami CLUB, ipeaen
Gefhdftsiorgsn; gtnibpnp Wsuoeros
ois srlitt sinsn ShabtIbrut, iroem
er BON einsm 3u9s Der Big 5our eis
itnbohn s.troffen tpurhs; DdnisI9uiIs
fopls iruroe sufdlis bon fein.rShtDss
iter erihoFen.
Ssiratbsidsins: Soispb u. 5sls
met, q, uuo Martha g. 1bomas,
%. 9eibs pon bier; ). CD. Rpan, SO,
uno u. Warp Shults, 80, gsibs BON
WibbIetslpn.
- Die 3eIsgatsn Der Spanii6s
@meri'aniihtR ariesspstsranen, lpsls
hs bier am q, 3. una 4. SuIi ibrs
aonpention abbalten, tpsroen morgsH,
Sonniag, bier siutreffsH. Die SGupts
Itrabsn unp bic @eitdftshduisr. TO-
tpis pisle qripatbGui.r finb 3u Gbren
Der aonp.ntion iaon bs,orirt NOR
ben. Die oisb Strabe piro pss
abenhs burh 6unoertt pon Glib
Iampsn. ROTH, iptib unb blGu. b!euhs
tsi. Die Jirma Bed Don Cincinnati
IieFert bic Geiorationen. Wlan erpars
tet cine grobs AnSab! bon 1eIesoien
unb 8eiudern pdbreno Der aonpens
iion.
Der bamilion Rdib Der Retsns
fur bat bic nsue Giisnsisbersi bsr Ms
les 9ool Mor.s gu $500, 900 une Die
ntus Jabrit bon 8. y. 9suihtr 90.
su $38. 900 einssfhdsi.
Trcnt 6ammerie ift in Der ers
fen Warb aIs aanoioa! fiir Staois
raib ongsmeIoet.
Grau Jrisbsrite aisier bat iba
rem Oaiieu 1rsb. aitfer ibren Rods
LAB ouf 2ebens3sit permaht unD nah
feinem 1ob. fdllt Der Ra6Iob ben
Qinpern aarl. Sulius. 5ohn uno
6orrn aieier unb anna 5artlieb gu
sleihen 5rilen gu.
Jm perfloHenen Wlonat Juni
ipurben i'm biefssn probotseriHt S2
6eiraibsftxine ousseItent. gegsn 81
TN 5uni porigen Sohres.
s.. 8. Collins, Der giaamie ons
sesIagt, ipurbe gsIisrn segen $500
8irsinoft bis gum Oerbor aus BEN
gounipssfGnsniB entloHen. Ct tpohnt
IN Wibb!.toipn.
Dos 1eiiomsni Der peritorbsntn
Sarab Varriib eiebt ben Shtpeitern
pb0b. Gmma unn aliee parrifh ben
sansen Qadlab gu sIeihen 9heilen.
Grna Runs. Elm aht Sabre ols
tes Uldb6sn. iuuroe Doreeftern Nnhs
mittaq In Mionletotun Dor bem Grs
trinfen i'm Ranol BON einem bic jest
unbeianntsn Winnns gsrettei.
Der Garmer Jrani g. Buffer.
fuelfer nak Dorrtofpn pobni, iibers
trug seftern ieiE Gisenibum an Wdls
ter 9. 6aelon uHo g. 8. Gmiib ais
Mfiignets. Grn urtbeil ubsr $1,000.
baS bic pyfprb Rational Danf seseH
Buffer erlungt batte, mar Der Grunb
az bieism Gnritt. Or bat duberbem
nod mehpere GIdubiUr. GeiH Gi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01

Naticf eestsgs,
SsHss ealat-fd 2be ~ EsGst. 80s tssi. .EaafAs
essrp OsttgsE
sSs gsft o. 4sS., sU 4lxm HnD Gsatsal uss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-01

SaniItou auseisen, asfaI.Vpti;eu
nno NrHisfeifen hno nbsngeben Gde
Der 4. nno CHARTS Strohe. lInier
Nseut FIR SamiIton ipobn. Ro. 30f
9orb Sruut Ctr. SeIepbon Samiltor
1376.R. Selephon nnieres aprreipon
Stntcn: 393X yeG.
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
WORKS Invited TO
DISCUSS TRANSFER
BILL W|TAc|T|zENS
Charles w. Darr Asks Cali
fornia Senator to Meet
Executive Committee.

Charles w. Darr, chairman of the
Citizens Conference on Universal
Transfers. today sent a letter to SEN
ator John d. Works of California, In
Viting him to meet with the executive
committee Of the conference to discuss
the citizens proposed transfer bill
Mr.. Darr is much pleased by the Sem
ator's expressed interest in the uni,
versal transfer situation, and his state.
ment that he desires to confer with the
citizens Of Washington in reference tc
the form Of a bill to present to Con-
gress.
''The only thing in which the Senator
Is mistaken" said Mr.. Darr, "is in his
thinking that the citizens are not in
agreement over the form of a transfe,
bill. II the citizens Of Washington ever
were q unit over any one public meas
ure. they are together in their support
conference committee. Only one indi
vidual, not representing, according I,
MS own statement, any organization o,
interest has opposed the form Of tn,
citizens bill.
I'VE have not yet been informed h,
the District Commissioners whether they
Will recommend the passage of this bill
or their amendment of the Senator'S s bfii
Both Were compared at the hearing be.
fore the Commissioners on Monday. II
Cur opinion there are vital difference.
between the two bills, but the only diff
ference of opinion over the form OF
bill Is between the committee and tht
Commissioners, II even there, for W,
have have not been Informed as yet abou
It is expected that the Commissioner
will announce this week the result o.
their comparison Of the two bills.
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
CITIZENS COMPLAIN
Of TREATMENT AT
HANDSOF OFFICIALS
Southeast Association AL
leges Inconsistency at
District Building.

Inconsistency in the treatment Of citi-
Gems at the District building was
charged against the officials by MEM
bers of the Southeast Washington Citi-
Gems Association at the monthly meet
ing last night. The attitude of officials
Of the District was likened to q weather
vane, in that 1t could never be deter
mined from one day to another what It
was going to be.
H. c. Enrich cited an instance where
he said 1t had cost one Of his employees
~ to obtain q permit to make certain
repairs to his property, while Mr.. EN-
rich said he had obtained q similar per-
init for nothing. Other members of the
association told Of instances where they
asserted the District oficials had
changed their rulings and decisions for
no apparent reason.
The association lined up strongly In
FUND tor fremen and policemen and a
resolution pledging support to the PEN
sion movement was passed unani-
on Recommendation of Allan Davis
the association passed a resolution that
It was the sense Of the association to
take no adverse action to the Commits
ssses Plan that tor the IL %aser
should endeavor to increase the ca
pacity of the water system according to
the half-and-half principle Of the or
ganic act as soon as the revenues of the
District will permit"
Announcement was made that the
work on the new public park, extending
from Giesboro Point to the Anacostia
river, was progressing rapidly, and that
when completed 1t would be one Of the
finest parks in the District.
Mr.. Enrich was appointed chairman
Of special committee to consult with
engineers and get an estimate on the
amount Of money needed to build a
cross-town line from southeast to south
west Details Of the plans which the
association has in view were printed ex-
clusively in The Times following the
previous meeting of the organization.
Both the Capital Traction and the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany have informed the association that
1t Is not practicable for them to build
such q line. A. g. Hermann, president
Of the association. Immediately started
a movement among the members with a
view to forming new company to
build the line.
Mr.. Hermann says there will be no
trouble in interesting outside capital in
such a project but he believes the busi-
ness men of southeast Washington will
subscribe for all the stock.
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
Capital to Have
Many Conventions

An incomplete list OF the conventions
to be held in Washington this winter,
many OF which selected this as a con-
vcntion city through the efforts Of the
Washington Chamber Of Commences
committee ON conventions, was issued
today.
Among the conventions are the fol-
lowing: American Statistical Associa-
tion, December N-S0; Southern SURGICAL
and genealogical Association, Decem-
Der =; Columbia Poultry and Pigeon
Association, December -; National
Hivers and Harbors Congress, Dccen,-
Der e-S; American National Red Cross,
December II F.. Il a. NJ Grand Lodge,
December 20; American Institute OF
Chemical Engineers, December 20-22
American Economic Association, De-
cember T-30; Netional Board Of Trade,
January l6; National conference, Anti
Saloon League Of America, De emt0r
12-14; American institute Of Architects.
Decs mber Is: International Association
OF Offcials of the Pureau Of Labor sta
ance Conference, December IL; ROYAL
Arch Md;ols. Gra"d Charter, February
10; American Civic Association, Decent
Der 1878; National Conference on Inter-
state Liquor Traffic, December IRIS;
Janusry 15-17. Z
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
Sore Throat.

You owe it to your family to have a
bottle of TONSILINE ready for instant
use at the first appearance of Sore
Throat. T0NSILINE will cure it, and
by curing it you avoid the danger of
Tonsilitis, Quinsy, Group, Diphtheria
and other dread diseases.
No wonder T0NSILINE is so popular
Sore Throat Cure. 1t is made to
cure Sore Throat. When you have
Sore Throat the gateway to the
body is sick. Then you need q rem
cdy you can be sure of-one @
made especially for curing Sore
Throat. Don't delay-T0NSI- III
LINE is the stitch in time. III
25 cents and so cents. Hospi. III
tai Size $lOO. All Druggists. "a
The Washington times., 1911-11-29

Of the army. and Brig. Gen. Green Clay
Goodloe, u. 3. M &.
six privates from the detachment OF
SOLDIERS from Fort Myer served as
were Maj. Gen. James !. Wade, Brig.
Gen. Charles l.. Cooper, Brig. Gen.
Samuel L. woodward. Brig Gen. Louis
III Carpenter, all old comrades In the
Brig. Gen. Andrew 8. Burt, u. q. A.
retired, and Mai. Gen. Charles Hey
wood. u. 8. M. G.. retired.
Interment was In Arlington Cemetery,
the detachment Of soldiers from Fort
Meyer nring the salute. q post bugier
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
MILITARY FUNERAL
SERVICES HELD FOR
GEN. v. /. BECK
Many Former Comrades
From Army Attend
Last Rites.

Full military funeral ceremonies held
at his apartments in the Portland
were accorded Brig. Gen. william II
Beck, u. 8. A., retired, this afternoon
at $50 o'clock. The ceremonies at the
house were under the direction OF
Chaplain w. w. Brander. OF Fort
Myer. and were attended by delega'
tions from the Loyal Legion, the Mill
tary Order of Foreign Wars. and the
a. A, r. OF the District. The commit.
tee representing the Loyal Legion wai
composed Of Brigadier Generals Charles
Morton, r. g. smith, David 8. Gordo
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
Wife Accuses Suing
Husband of Cruelty

Denying the accusations OF her hus-
band in every important particular,
Mrs. Beatrice Scnerville today made All
answer IN the District Supreme Court
to the petition for an absolute divorce
flied by her husband, George G. Somer-
VILE. She alleges he struck her with
his fst, threatened to cut her with a
razor, ard treated her cruelty almost
from the date Of their marriage
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
A Round-Up.

Sign IN restaurant window, Fulton
street New York. Special tables for
ladies, soft-sheli crabs. lobsters, and
other sea foods"
The Washington times., 1911-11-29
Their Own Fault.

"One-half Of the world doesn't know
how the other half lives"
well. why don't they read the So
ciety lumnsT'-Exchange.
The Washington times., 1911-11-29

Flowers for Thanksgiving.
Gudes homegrown MOWERS are best
Tor table decorations. 1914 F.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1911-11-29

Monarch Machines may be
purchased on the Monthly
Payment Plan. Send for Mon
arch Literature. Learn the
many reasons for Monarch
Superiority. A post card will
bring full information.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-02-03
WHAT HAS BECOME OF IT?
7. & G. CASE
VS.. COMMISSION
UP IN COURT

CARSON CITY, New, Feb. "a
The case of the Tonopah & Gold
field railroad against the state rail-
road commission is up in court,
and it is in the nature of test
case. 1t is the first case under the
amendment to the interstate COM
meEce act of June IS, 1910, which
provides that when the constitu-
tional question is raised against
the sufficiency of states statutes
affecting railroads the case shall
be tried before three federal judges
The idea is to safeguard the inter
ests of a state against federal in
terference as such as possible.
Some time ago the railroad COM
mission reduced the lumber rates
from Verdi to Goldfield and Tono-
pah from $19 to $S; on dressed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-02-03
MEXICAN RELELS
BESIEGE The TOWN OF
i, C|UDAD JUAREz
1t Will Be Taken By Combined Attack
This Afternoon---Only Defended By
Force of Three Hundred Men---Much
Excitement.

after affecting a junction with an
other force of the same size. The
government is rushing reinforce
ments today to the threatened
point
Governor Vega has sent force
to meet the rebels who are ad-
vancing on Tia Juana.
Enforcing Neutrality.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-The
Mexican situation was considered by
the cabinet today, and as a result
additional troops of cavalry were
ordered to the frontier to preserve
neutrality on the part of the United
States.
Four troops will be rushed TO
Ell Paso, across the border line
from Ciudad Juarez, where a batt'c
is pending.
The question of asking the con-
sent of the Mexican government foi
troops to cross Rio Grande fol-
the purpose of preserving order and
protecting American interests was
discussed, but no decision was made
public.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-02-03
By Associated Press.

Ell PASO, Feb. 3.-With the
rebels advancing, and the town com
pletely hemmed in, Ciudad Juarez
must fall when the rebels demand
its surrender. With both railroads
cut south of the town. all the wires
are down, and the national capital
of Mexico is cut off from the be-
leagured city
Eight hundred or 1000 rebels can
take it at their pleasure, as il is
defended by only about 800 men.
1t is report / it will be taken late
this afternoon, after the 70 'algn
consuls here have been properly
omitted of the attack
At 10 o'clock this morning the
mayor of Juarez ordered all places
of business closed. American and
other flags were at once raised by
the foreign residents.
A fire in a gambling house at
midnight caused great excitement.
1t was extinguished by the Ell Paso
fire department.
1t is reported the rebels in Ojin-
aga district have taken Coyem.
The rebels are reported within
eight miles of Juarez which is al
most deserted. The expected at
tack has not yet begun.
Consul Warns Americans.
JUAREZ, Mexica, Feb. 3.-After
the United States consul, Edwards,
had advised the managers of the
Juarez race track that the city
of Juarez would probably be at
tackled by the rebels today, the
races at Terrace Park for today
were declared off. Consul Edwards
said that though he was not posi-
tive the attack would be made to-
d9A he felt it best for Americans
to remain on the United States
side of the river for the next
twenty-four hours.
Another Point Threatened.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb. 9.-Tia
Juana, just across the line from
San Diego county, is threatened by
the Mexican revolutionists. Thor
oughly armed with guns, and car
rying additional rifles and ammu-
milton, party of $50 rebels, said
to be in command of an Ameri-
can, is expected to be within strik-
ing distance of Tia Juana t3day,