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The evening world., 1911-12-20

RENO. New. Dec. D.-Mrs Mai Alden
Cha'tcrton B~audouine. who on saturday
evening was granted "A tivoice from
John y. Baudouine. a New York club
man. took the train Monday night for
Han Francisco. There she met Mont.
womcry G. clark. said 20 be a we'll
known civil engineer Of New York city.
The evening world., 1911-12-20
fcoko oiRl rGsriFieS DOOR
WAS NOT LOCKED.

Ia Mitt<iman. who escaped Il tNt'
T4anxac Waist Company IRE disastcr.
vVf the first witness Of the day. She
slt~e the ninth roor door N the wash.
'fston plac. side Of TIE Asch building
rHs not locked when q score OF girls
sRli before II. Iier testimony was In
csrrobcration Of The story Of May
lAyantinL
r}nyed by the defendants.
VI was employed as an operator at the
fartory on March a." she said. MY
sister Anna also worked there. We
hppt our things In one OF the dressing
ftoms and my sister usually got mine
NJ me. When the signal was given to
sop the power for the day l walked
' . to my sisters machine. Slater went
- got my coat ! stopped near thu
elevators on the Warrington place side,
We heard a noise and some one said
an elevator hid dropped, ran out Of
the Washington place stairway door 1.-THE
'bcked door'I ana saw a lot VI girls
rtnning out 81 the eighth fioor door.
'0aere was thick smoke and ! ran back
y tell my sister there was N fre. The
spoke was 20 thick ] couldn't see any
in!ng except tn. heads OF people when
iYoolsed out over IN. railing"
IL. You didn't see any flames when
y4u looked down-ihe only thing you
Nv was smoke \. No. sir.
Q. Did you turn the hey - the
Aieekf 4. No; Nay opened the door.
waitsa for Ne Warrington Place
Elevator n then ran over 20 the
posssns street side. ! met . crowd
ef girls eo1iag from the orssns
lstrsst side and We crowded back TO
stas WssAiASsoa Place elevators.
u was pushed into the elevator" tbs
witness said, Then I saw my slstc'
behind and gave a scream We 1umpe,
INFO the elevator after II starte,
d0vn"
nhe wltn.a. r~cAiled seelng tho kA,
The evening world., 1911-12-20
WITNESS TELLS A JUROR SHE
Is POSITIVE.

p. By Juror NO. - are you positive
iGht you ran into the hallway through
the door and looked downstairs? \.
yos. sir-posiuve.
Dr.. Bost wick proceeded 20 cross.ex-
aktne the witness concerning her form
q statement. Mr.. Sieuer demanded
toat the statement We %produocd IN
evidence. but the court ruled against
hh.
Doth sides asked that the girls state
IrDnt to the District.Attorney be ad-
United as evidence. but the court sun
r4used. Then Mr.. lieu asked the
Witness what she had told the District
AEDrney, and she went over the con.
v<fsation. She said she had told him
ABOUT going to the Warhingtnn place
door and passing through 81. ana going
lock because she saw thick smoke be-
ID. She waited for IN. elevator.
9enry c. Jacobs OF Nos, &-27 Bedford
a&enue. Brooklyn. and sin Herman Of
N. 70 Riverside Drive testified that
icy bad passed through the Washing
t3n place door.
William Harris of No. bss West rls-
tioth street said he was night porter al
~ factory and that the key TO the
ninth floor door was always left In that
dApr.
NEGRO lkJEcTs SOME HuMoR
INTO THE TRIAL.
$iarrs. who Is u pure looded negro
81 into deep water on cross-eSamina
t4h.
Hfxho sent you to the Dinrict-At,or
nty's ONCE" asked Mr.. Bostwick.
41Nho, me- aaid the witness.
man reared In the cotton bel, wouiC
W known that answer WAS coming
~ Il ''1bsd" the lawyer.
Yves. mean your he roared.
'sAai yos vast s>lEtaew who dsa'
The evening world., 1911-12-20
Ida and Anna Mittelman Cor.
! roborate the Story Told by
{ Mrs. Levantina.
LONC FIGHT PROBABLE.
Has a Big List Of Wit
nesses Who Are Yet to
/ BE Called.


1.-Two young women who He'd from the
0sines That swepi the factory OF the
iktansl. Waist Company when Ia iivss
Nsrs los, March ?s. 1911, testified 90.
H. ,.sor. I,.,~, crai, IN part v
l., ....,..- 81, ~. ,t,,, ,o,,
-. ,s. w.-...,.-,.a D. ..,o -,
~ -, 90
r
-. A.,
80" :, a.. w.,., 90,
80, S.,asa.,
80" -, 80,
S-".... ~, "a. .as -. yu,,.,n.n
go. .", -.
49,, s""e '""' y" ~
we "o"r y, .n ""s
OF tne panic b "o'h s'fN ~" 'n'S ma"
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08
OPTIMISM.

Now, optimism surely means
To do and live each passing
Al II the future held In store
Rich treasures for each Efforts
A life exemplined In deeds,
Wrought by n hand ON good
ness turned,
Shall wear q crown Of blessed-
ness,
For all the laurels 1t has
earned.
Each day and year should ~ 10
: lived
That hope and cheer will loom
From time to time, from place
to place.
Which leads into that unknown
day.
When all of life In Of the past,
And low the sun sets In the
West.
Twill he . happy thought to
think.
"AN that has been was for the
best.'
VICTOR p. HAMMER.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08
TRUE OPTIMISM" )"

Oh, why should I fear
Tho clouds do appear
And Wiads blow . gaie In the
morning;
Before middle day
They may all pass away
And sunshine the hills be ad0rn-
So I'll never be sad,
I'll be cheerful and glad
That On others my joys may be
shining.
There In no reason why
I should mufmuf and sigh
When each cloud has . silvery
1infnG-A. Macfle.
LUCIE BUSH kASSON.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08

There is no more beautiful season for
the true optimist than that of the festi-
val of the Epiphany January 81, follow
inG closely the opening of the new year:
its symbol. the star Of hope. which led
the wise men to the feet of the infant
Christ with their threefold offering OF
gold frankincense, and myrrh.
The highest form Of optimism Is that
OF the man who. like the Master. has
'trod the wine press alone Tin the hu-
man sense) and yet has come triumph
ant through the struggle with faith
that sees good In all.
Like stars, then. let us shine. though
perforce with a varying degree Of bright
ness, according to our sphere, rejecting
a. far as possible the radiance OF the
greater sun. Thus viii our new years
optimism light the way for other pill
uims that they, too. may say with joy.
are come to worship HIM"
Nin vu6MlA q OADa1j0GAA
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08
HONORABLE MENTION,


thing the good predominates and all
things in nature are ordered for the best.
Optimism is the looking ever upon the
bright side, trusting for the best results.
however discouraging the outlook. keep
ing up in the sunshine of Gods promises.
Counting our blessings one by one,
Seeing what God for us has done;
Keeping ever a cheerful mood,
Looking ahead for that which is good;
Helping that all the same may do;
True to ourselves, to others true.
UCIE BUSH kASSoN.
At first thought this phrase. The
meaning of optimism" might impress
one a. emanating from the sarcastic and
diseased mind OF a pessimist. ne Latin
scholar knows that the word ''optimism"
comes from the Latin "optimus," mean
ing the best. Therefore. It is the opinion,
or doctrine, that everything in nature is
ordered for the best or the ordering of
things in the universe so as to produce
the highest good
Christianity and optimism are synony-
NOUS; minus the one, you cannot have
the other, for they are twins, to 90 side
by side, and are fnseparable Every
Christian who believes in the religion OF
Christ. the king OF optimists, must nee
cssarily, from his very creed, be 4 dis
ciple Of good in everything. Therefore II.
Is the personification OF optimism.
The life Of Christ Is the one each Of M
should initiate, for II Is the standard for
all humanity, and His teachings of the
virtues are the very lessons we should
learn well. The meaning Of optimism !?
To Be laeonic. It b the good In every
thing-4o ev~y thought word. and dsed
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08

in everybody, thus making this dear.
good, old world of ours one glorious
paradise. NJ T. O'LEARY.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-08

known writer has fttingly said. "a heart
gentle and sweet can flood with spiritual
beauty the anvil, the yardstick. and the
plow until all tools and tasks become
sacramental and divine. The secret of
happiness is to be found in the habitual
emphasis Of pleasant things. 1t is Gods
world. He is continually doing the best
He can for us, and in the very darkest
hour Of life happiness and tranquility
are still possible" M. J. MOOR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-16

ans 2iht ae5oaen uno oieielhe
marc inl 6a1le abgelebnt. Cine gols-
sc slll5abl dbnliber 9ias meroer
nod in petto gebulten, nm uuter
giinltigen sliipi5ien ourhgeihntlt1
gelt 5r meroen, llno es lit nidt ilr
mer Semono %, Der aufpaBt. Iie
aorporutionen meIhe Die @aiier=
triebfroft, ipe5ied 5ur er5ellaunJ
bon @leftri5itdf, npnppoIilieren
nrodte, batten, ipie nannialib be
fa1nt, iidl poroem auf Die @il(is=
felt bes 3epartelnents oes Ssnnefn
ihre 3luede sr foroerm nerlaiiert
ober Die 8allinger 9ind)oi llnter-
ilidlue hat gar sll grelles 2idt mlf
oerartige Rraftifen geiporfen 1lnh
rlan bot es' oesbolb fir belier eehal-
ten iolde @rabl6e auf DEM @eee
Der @eieeaebltng gu belperfiteaigell
Die Haiiierung einer 9fcibe folder
Bills lpiiroe tatia6lid) Die gan5e
ipnid eeriibmte Eolitif Der &onier-
pierlura Der nationalen Siilfsquel=
fen, iomeit @allertriebfraft in @e=
fraht fommt> sunihte MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-16

init bebelltenoen Soften perbuttoen
limo, oa oie 5iillune oes galIons
10000 Worf foitet miro oas sSabr.
5eug abmontiert, o1rd) ben 9anser-
freu3er npon Ser Sann" nah -oe.t
aap geroi'iden SSnieln eebrodJ.
uuo bort pieoer 5uialnmengeieBt
peroen, Inn ben 5lug iiber's Wteer
on5lltreten. @nf Der sobrt nah Ser
nellen @elt miro 9ruder fiinf Sc.
gleiter boben. Inter oenielbell
meroen lid 8lpei aorpetten aopitd-
ne befinoen.
s<0ait Ser gerboftuna 8ueier
lslnor6iiten in Snnsbrud gld1ibt oie
niterreidiid)e Holi5ei einen ssallq
BON GROCER 9eoelitling getan sll
haben. 9ie geamen ber beioen Ser.
bafteten iino 3arel ntto Goleldal.
Sbre Seitnabrne erfolgte, als lie
arooe I'M 9egriff maren, nah Sssta=
lien absureiien. 9ie Boli5ei mla
totia6lih gepeiie oafir in oell
9anoen babenk oaB bic 9eioen sic
glbli6t battel Elm Woro slttental
nuf ben 9onie 8iftor emanuel BON
SStalien 81 periiben, 1nb 6aB iie ei-
gems gu Dem 3tped ibre MeiIe pur-
batten. Die 8eb0rben iino benliihs.
felt3uiteaen, OF nod anbere 9erip=
lien an Der @1orooeridfp0rlng betei-
ligt iillo.
slus @ien meloet man: gros
Der toatdgliden S6inlpforaien nu0
Slllllulte lit oas Barlanent or
heftsfobtg. Soeben paiiierte cine
Der fortidrittIiditen Masregeln, Sic
lenals in einem Yarloment eilr,
gebra6t iuoroen limo. Dnrh ste
Iorlage miro oie gea6tarbeit BOZ.
Sronen in ollen @eiuerbe= ltno
Sabrifbetrieben polIltdnoia perbo-
ten.
Ser Baplt tit an Ser Grippe
erfronft lnO nuB bas 9ett bitten.
es Jon aber feline @efabr porbo,i-
oen fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-16
usllamo" lit bic asarOle,

Der @ptt, Der @erite iuadiem lief,
Ser iupllte feline &ned]te,
Ser Srbmmler nnb Der @auderbrnt,
Die rur er5emgt Das SdJledJte.
Ser @ott, Der Soppfen ,uahien liek,
Der ,upllte fetne Wemmen
Die beimlidJ ianfen, 5ffentlidl
Su flarem WaiIer idlemntem.
Der 8utt, Der andD bas gier eridmf,
Der tuMkte mas Ct tuDllte.
SaB fetmer, tpenn CT ouritig lit,
9tur @afIer trinfen ipllte.
Ser 8ptt, Der uns ben Snrit perlieb,
Der iDrst aud fir 8etrGnfe
llnb bieies seigt iid eflatant,
Sn 8rauerei nnb Sdlante.
Gr mill bic Meniden frpb mub frei
llnb imtiter glitflif) ie1en;
Gr lieB Bite 2pne Star grancrei,
4us bieiem 0rnno erite6en.
9'rnnt trinfet fleikis ystl nj ."
Gs TIT bic bette Sprte
Sent W2nder= unb bent sSr1tnmlcrtnm
Suift Merger nrb Sum gprte.
2akt nidlt ben Sppfen nnb bie gerit'
Sn @rnnS binein perberben,
Wielmebr ben idlSnen Srauprpscf'
slnf Ginoesfinh pererben.
Was lit bns 2ebeu pbne Surit,
Was lit es ubne Bier?
Der Menidj, Der trtnft ben @eriteuiaft
Sas Waiier ianft bas Sier.
S'rnm bleiben mir beint m lamo o"
Tub pflegen uniern Snrit,
lfno mas bic Wsnferbaube iast,
SaS lit uus einfadI @urIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-16
Geras.

Sn Noro=Seras uno i'm liibli-
den Cell BON Sflaboma iino ldme-
re &egen gefanell in pielen Srtell
iiber einen 3ou. sSn 9eniion BOT
es IN elmer Stllnoe 10 pieI serea-
net mie luabreno ser gai15en lesten
ieds Monote.
@ie aus slultin genleloet miro,
oraligen Die &aufIeute inn Staote
oorauf, oab Die ser 2esislotrr Dor
lieaenoe Bogus ebed" -9iu ange-
nonllnell meroe. Gie 8ia maht es
au eillem itrafbaren 8ergeben, fuenu
Senlano einen Gbed ausltellt, Of
ne @eloer auf Der betreffeitoen 8anf
5u baben.
@ouberneur golquttt bot er-
flart, 0nB er feinet Sta6t.gbarter
giltbeiBen iperbe, Der 6ie 9fiifberu-
lungs uilo Die sSsnitiatipe- llno 9le-
ferenoutn 8eltimmlina entbGlt.
Die grflaruilg lit ouf eine gnfraas
bon ieiner Seitnat1taot 9erren bin
abgegeben noroen, mo man ei,lel!
Gbarter nit Der ssstlitiatipe- uno Me-
ferettolnl 8eittmmltng Jannebmell
mil.
@ouperneur Golquitt beabiih-
tigt, ipie aug Muffin genleloet tpiro,
Der 2egislatl,r cine 8otihoft iihec
Die Sinan5en oesl Stoates, ieine
offentlihen glnltalten nllo feline
Stener slnselegenbeiten 5li5uien-
Sen.
geah einern 8eriht oes Itaat.
liben @r5iebungsoe soepartements luer-
ben uniere 2aloihuien sur 3eit
BON Ala, ,49S ainoern beiuht. @on
oieien befinoen iid 127.491 in
aloiienidllen, iosenannten ~eraOeo
l6ools".
Der Staat mil Ben iosenanu-
ten @allarbo-Yro5eB, BEL oem es
iid IAN 2anoereien am Mio @ranee
banoelt uno Der neuIib su ieine.l
l1nguniten entidieben ipuroe, mei-
ter perfoleen uno bereitet Elm @e-
iuh Inn 8ieoeraufnabme oes 0er-
fabrens Dor.
0as &'rinlinul glppellationS-
geriht in Iuitin bat entldienell, oab
cine Sroinan5 oes Staotrats bon
Glarfspille ourh oie es irgeno CT.
ner gerion uliter leds5ebn Sabren
perboten miro, ols Gbauffeur zines
slntomobils gu fllngieren unfoniti.
tutionen lei. 9urh oieie gntihei-
oune peroen 5ablrei6e Srbinan-
gem, Die nabreno Der letten 3eit bon
teraniihen St1oten angenonmen
lirb, auBer &raft gelest.
9ns 9ireftorium Ser older
bau- lno @elperbeihule in 8rDan
bat ben YrdiiOenten Ser SbuIe ali.
gepieien oas arieasoepartement in
Waibington 81 eriuden, oaB es
Capt. slnoren Moles nod elm s5abr
lang als militariiber 8ommonooni
Der 8o6etten in 8rDan laIie.
gie Sout6meitern telegraph
& Telephone Company bot ibrell
Ero5eB seeen Die Stabt Dallas &c.
monnen. Dos Supreme @eriGl
oes Staates, bat Die 0a1aier Stabt.
Sroinan5, oiird) melhe Die Sele.
pbons9taten reguliert meroen loft,
ten, fir iinaiiltie erfl1rt, peil lit
nid)t in lebereinitimmltng nit oel1
Charter lei.
= @abriheinlih miro cine See
monnsihule in CORPUS Gbriiti eill
geridtet tperoen. Oos Gonlite iii;
Observation-Disclosures oes gin.
oesietat bat Der betreffenoen @eipll.
ligungsbid cine 9eltimnulng suge.
fiiet, nod Der lolde Seemonnsidu
len in Baltimore, Norfolf unf
Corpus Gbriiti eingerihiet iperbei
lollen.
9eoh fur5er 8ronfbeit itors
ulf ibrer 6orm am 2ipe Dol
Greet, bier Meilen BON Srieori6s
burg entfernt, sSrau 9lugnit 9lrll
i'm 9llter bon 81 Sabren.
- Cine dltere 5rau bat iif) Witt
nod nohntittag in Sort Wortb bon
einem leeren 2ooenaeb1uoe on hel
@de Ser SenpbiG unb page Strn
BE NIT 4arbolidure pereiftet. 81,
Srmt lit unbefannt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-16
llnIere SoIooten hoben in Sc

un1ere SoI0aten babe1l IN her
giabe bon gl Ynlo bier @rpreBma-
gen init 9eidlag beleet, Die nit
@affen nno Munition belaoen ma.
rem nnb Die man iiber ben StuS
ibaffen pollte. 9lft Merifaner, nro
5lpei @merifaner tpiroen perbaftet,
ben letteren 8eiben gelang es abcr
81 entfomlnen bic Merifanet ipllr.
Den nod 81 gaio gebraht nn6 oort
ms @cf1nqnis aeItedt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-16

Sci Mericai, an ser lnerifa-
Mid falifornii6en @ren5e, fat
mieoer Elm fleines @efedt alpiiher
Wterttanern uno Sniurgenteil
itattgefnnoen, bei Dem es auf beioen
Seiten einige gertpunbete gob. -
General Nauarro bot Sen gelagc.
rlngsauitano iiber Die Staot ssuares
perbangt, aae @elhafte uno 81.
looms geihloiien uno Die 2eitllno
Der Werico georooitliden 8obn Il
ieine Sanb genonlmen., CT beab-
iidtiet 700 Mann ieiner Sruppen
auf Die Sago na6 Slliurgenten aus
5uienoen. @s miro jebt nit 8e-
itinlmtbeit bebauptet, oaB lid
Sroncisco S. Mabero, Ser Siibrer
ser &epolntiork nit @bram @on5o
les uno anoern leitenoen @eiiterli
Der gemegnng in Der merifanilhclr
Staot Guadalupe aufbalte.
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@ie aus Brownsville ae,

@ie aus Brownsville gennel.
oct miro, iollen Die feds Merifa-
ner, Die bort megen Berlesuna ser
Meutealitatsgeiese perbaftet linb,
2ente an5umerben periuht baben,
nit oenen iie einen 9(ngriff aui
Watanloros mohen tuoIlten.
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Giienbabu : Tab1plan.
s. e 6. g. 8ahn.

~. w W. ~. Cuyu.
Mnfunft-
gao.s -gom yaoroen. .e.45 abenos
go. g. Som g9orben. .6.45 mora
go. 7-2pcal bon 9earne. 1000 nlorg
yfo. SOCIAL bon Baleitine -. :.
SO. A. Bon @erito. .15o p! mad,ln.
@o. 12-2ocal bon 2arebo (gemii9t)
49,. :. ;. :. :. 900 rnorg.
$50. 4 Na6 bem gtorben. .1.55 hadn't.
go. O. INad 0em Gor6en. 800 a6enbs
y2o. Social na1 galeftine Z. 80 more
Sto. 10 @gpreb nad 9earne. ;. =.
SO. s -ssad6 Gesiio. ...7.oo 100 mora uas
SO. II -2ocal nad 2arebo (seuidD
;. 49,. :. 1900 abeilSs.
9. u. c u. Y. yabn.
Mnfunft
$40. 1-Souiton Ii. 5. aiiIte
=. 700 nadlm
$50. 3-5ouiton unb Der aiiite. 3.
SO. 5-aiiitemitdiOte.. lis namd5 nld'
gfo. 44-8on &errbille, lrllr on @o6ens
SO. lGH-ii 44meon aerroide, nnr g'00 so". Spun'
tags. !. :. -. 500 na1ni
No. 146-@pn &errbille, illr an $50
d1enta9er. ;. :. $40 rn6nt
SO. 2-Souiton unb Ser aiiite.. -.
SO. 4-Soulfon unb Ser site lie ..lAs ....
$40. e-aiifenitaSfe. :.2.1o ' maam
No 43-NnG6 aerrbille. n1tr in go
efttagen.. .4:45 nadm
0o. 41-gaaf aerrbiffe, nllr Conn
Tags. :. -. 40 bornl
SO. 145- @ad &errbilfe, rllr in $50
d1ertdgefl. ..7.25 bornt
g.. $. & g. u. (Saupt-ainie).
Mnfrlnft-
SO. 9-gom Often. .7:s5 oorm
So 7-@om Often. -. $3.50 na6m
Ro. 10-gl Bafo Ii. @eiten. 1880 madam
go; Soon @l 9afo.. ..1o.15 BORN
SO. 9-aad eI 9aio unO welfen.
SO. 7-gla6 81 9afo nn6 ssiten. sih 'Di4'
SO. 1o-gaod 5. 'gseiten. 1000 abenSS
SO. S-Nacb Dem Often. .10:45 born,
so. 1-Na6 Sci 0fio.. 400 abeilos
@ietpria Sipifipn, 6. $. & g. q.
Mntunft
SO. 305-gnero, gietoria. .7:5o na6m
Mbfahrt-
$50. So6-gnero, gictoria. 800 BORN
N. 8. & 8. gasn.
Mnfunft-
Mo. 241-sson @o,1fton unb @alpeitpn
e 20 mnrnef1S
$50. 7-gon 9allas H. Sort gsortb
;. :. ;. ..720 n1orgen5
SO. 2s5-gom gsorben. .7.3o boriiliti.
SO. 15-@on @aco. 800 ra6m.
9o. 231-8om gtoroen nnb 9ouitcn
$50. e-gom gaorben. .7:45 abenos
9bfabrt
$40. 1O-9a6 bem Morben. 1000 born,
$40. 10 9ad5 sluitin unb 8aco
SO. 1O-gaad bem 9orben. 900 BORN
$50. s. Wab 9allas. Sort @ortb
llrlo @aco. :. ....8.45 abenos
SO. 236-Nadb bem Norben. -. !.
$50. 242-gaad5 Souiton ln6 @ai~
pelton.. :. ..1O.15 abenos
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scben fnrs bor bem sobe serettet.

oSb NOR nien1als meinem @rote
10 nabe,1 idreibt 8. q. Batterion
bon @eaington, Seras, ,als penn
cine idredlide grfaltlmg uno eir
Sungenleioen tros alpeiiabriger 1rat-
li6er gebanolung mid auf 1Oo
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-16
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-06
LONDON POLICE STILL
 SEARCHING FOR ANARCHISTS
Officials Said to Be orr Track of Most
 Important Disclosures.

London, Jan. 5.-According to the latest report the burglar killed ill the Houndsditch affray and the two men killed in the Stepney battle were mem bers of a gang of at least twenty-nine aliens of the same type and character some of them being women.
 Owing to the bewildering number of aliases they have adopted. the police are finding an almost insuperable difH culty in tracing them. Peter the Painter" is still at large, it having been established that the second victim of the Stepney siege was a Russian terrorist who fled to England eleven months ago under the name of Jacob F'ogel. He was 2 years of age and 8 native of Kolvno. Lithuania. He spent his childhood in Restitution, never worked, became an "expropriator'' and pronounced anarchist and partici- pated in several bank raids. He was captured at SuwaIki, in Russian Po- land, but managed to escape, fleeing to London.
 With the exception of those particu- lars, the police have not yet unrave1ed the crimes or discovered the actual connection existing between the Houndsditch affair and the Berop murder. although they are said to be on the track of further important dis closures. Meanwhile the agitation for drastic anti-aiien legislation grows stronger daily.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-06
FIGHT IN SENATE AGAINST
 LORlMER RETAINING HIS SEAT
All Indications Point to a Long and
 Heated Debate.

Washington. Jan. 5.-The adjourn nent of the senate until Monday on ac- count of the death of Senator Ellgins made material changes in the plans of those opposed to Senator Lorimer being permitted 10 retain his seat It was ex- pected that Senator owen would speak today Tn criticism of the report of the committee on privileges and elections and that he would introduce a resolu- ton 10 declare the election of Mir. Lori ruer illegal The adjournment until Monday. however. makes it possible for Senator Beveridge to complete a minor- ity report. and it is now believed he will submit such a report Monday and make a speech upon it.
 There Is some question now whether Senator Owen or Senator BeVeridge vll fire the first gun in the fight against Mir. Lorimcr. If Senator Rev. eridge is ready Monday, and it is said that he will be. the general impression ts that Mir owen will steD aside and iet the Indiana senator speak first. Mir. owen Is understood to desire tp soee k against Mir. LoriTner because the show of corruption in the Illinois legislature port of the Owen resolution for @ con- stitutional amendment to provide for rho election of senators by direct votes There arc evidences on the floor of the renate that the senators are being esked to take sides on the Lorimer csse. and every indication points to a long and heated debate before it is dis roeed Of