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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12

9ertngeres ais cine bolligs llmgeital-
tung Der observation-disclosures une er
ptre in feiner 8otfhaft i'm December
Dem VoIt oariiber Iuffhlub aeben.
Dte Sanohdbe liefern bic Grmittelun=
gen Ietner .Sparidmteits" apms
mthion, an oeren Spise Or. =. u.
GlepeIono bon Gbicago ltebt. DieIe
SommiiIipn BON 9erpaItungs s@rpers
ten bat bem prGiibenten 9orIaIGqe
unterbreitet, pie Die Regierungsz
mdihiHerie pereiufdht uno perbiliot
Deroen tam. Dir srfubren ou, bab
es cine runoe Miaion Dollars pro
Sahr toitet, um Dem apngreB oie9lusz
FINITE gu ertbeiIen, Die er BON ben
peri&ieoenen Re6prts puniht. 6ier
IolI Elm sSnoer Spitem einaefiihrt
Deroen, bamit oas, mas Der aongreb
Derlangt, gefunoen nerosn tdnn, pbne
bdB Elm Seer ppn glerts in 8eipeauna
gefeBt fpiro. Serner bat jebes 8epars
temeut feline etgene guhfHbrunq, pers
foIgt iiberbaupt eigene 8erpaltungss
metboben. Gtns einhettlthe 9u6ftb=
run8 uno Elm 3uTammsnarbeiten alIer
Departments ptro besbaIb empfobs
len. Sendtor QIori6 bate Re4t,
ais er ertIGrte, Die 9eripaItung Der
8eretnigten Staaten tDnne um 300
U}iQionen Dollars bilIiger geideben,
ais tie tbatidhlih tpItet. 8rdfoent
5oft 1T Der Mann oa3u, Der 8sr@
fdperoung in ben Rsgierungs DE-
partements, bic burh pertebrte ODER
oeraItete 9efddftsmetboosn perurIaht
tperoen, Elm Gnoe gu MAIDEN. llno
oafur piro ibm bas 9oIf 0ant piis
len.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12

4uf Ger ne n Jung ber Ser
5pginpon 90 arlborougb eeb.
8anosrbiIt purbe sinem BON i6r nit
ReiiegeIo uno 3ebrpFennig unterItiiB;
ten @n9ldnoer ods Qorbestbor ge6ff=
net, oos ionit oerortigen Qsutdeu NIT
9ehemen5 Dor Der Raie 3ugefhIugeH gu
tperoen pfleet. 0ogegen pirb Elm
9eutIher oeporttrt, Der nit eigersn
IlttteIn bergereiIt ift uno beabIihtigte,
Die ameritaniiten 8erbdItniiTe gu pu=
bIi5tIttihen 3peten gu ituoiren. Was
rum bat er ii6 ntht aud an bic 6c-s
5ogtn bon marlborough sspenoet, ooer
fiirhtete man ieine 5eoer?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12

Grit Dor Derbdltrib m 4 .
| big tur3er 3eit Duroe BON ben
giienbabnen nit elmer igitsmatiihsn
uuterpelIung Der Jarmer gu Dem
3pets begonneR, Den Qterbau lobnens
Der 81 geftaIten. Die GiisnbQbnen en-
gugirtsn 2unopirtbihaftler. pelte bic
StreteH Der betreffeuoen gabnen in
pufeH0 nit 2s6rbii6srn, SGmersien,
8erQtben L. T. N. auageitotteten Duaz
CONS befuhren uno 9Orleiuneeu Fur bic
Jarmer hieltsn. Sn pelhem llmfanas
oiefs er3ieberiite gepequnq sugeuom.
men bat. geht aus einem gsriht her
Dor, DeI6er pon Dem fog. .Sarmers'
Jnftitute =Spe3iuliiten :. 6dniltor
Dem GanbDirtbiAdfts sMlinifter Der
Der. Stuuten eritdttet noroen lit.
OarHah iino in oem porlebten FistoI=
ja6rs bon 81 gr0Beren 8ahnen beg
2anoes Qderbaue JnftruttionsaiiQe elm
geftellt poroen, tpelhe 239 QBagoons
In Gnipruh nu6men uub 4usqaben
BON nu6e3u 100000 psrurfa6ten.
gon ben 3iigen tpuroen insgsIammt
40,771 Weilen SuriitgeIeqt uno es
nurOe an 1893 Srten @ufentbalt oes
nommen, oefsn 8ouer stpiihen 40
Wtinutsn unb 3rpei 5dgeu poriirte.
Jns9eIommt haben nnt 5dmiltons
8erednung nuR3u $4,000 Warmer
Die ihneH qebotene 8elsasnbeit sur ges
lsbrung 6eHiigt. Sn qenn'nIoani.n
bdben iih perIhiebene Giienbahnen auf
Die 8dum3u6t 9eporf@ uno orosars
tlae Sdumihutsn u,geleqt. qbilon.
thropif6e 8riinos Tinb es niht allein
Gle Die 9eieliduftsu gu fDIt tpo6ltbds
tiqsn @inridtungsn perdnluFsn, fe er.
rprttn DisImsbr fel6ft ibrsn 9crteil
gu flnoen, Sc reider cine 8eqenp ift,
tpsl6e cine gabn ourtitneibet, oeifp
groBere Gintiinfte 3ieht lie aus osrfsl.
ben. Die iungen 8aumpflunsunoen
iperfen fir Die 8abneH isgt fhon sinen
9epInn o6, inbsm lie i'm eSabr ruao
sine Wei[Iion SeBlings in Den martt
brfnsen. 4uBerbem ertheHeu bic gobz
nen einen tpertbpotlsn anfhauunass
llntesriht in Der aaffprftunq unIersr
gBdiber unD Tie erbalten Iih fire gs. |
suasaueae fir @ifsnbahnfhpellsn ois |
BEL unfsrsr Raubpirt9!duit sg psrii., |
gen orott:.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12

De 9el3robben auf Der
gr9bilop SnfeIn ift burt
uebereintunft Der MG6te Gnglano
RuBIano, Supon uno Ser. Staater
etne finf3e6njGbrige Sdon3sit 3uQe;
biuigt tpOroen. IS mar 606ite 3eit
oa Der Sang in ben IeBten Jo6ren
f1on fait duf nitts 3uTammenqe.
ftrumpft iit, ober Dielmebr, es iit fe6r
Die 5rage ob bic Sdonfriit nitt
fton gu Ipdt tommt, ba bic 8iIoerer
ndtiirli6 ibr qefd6rIihes, aber aud
eintrdgIides 9Gnopert fortieBen perz
ben. Die Qusrottung Der PeI3robbsn
biIost zines Der bdBliaiten Sapttel in
Der 8eItjtte Der 9erihpsHounQ Der
geaturIdaS,uno es iit nur Elm itnas
der 5roit, oaB bic Qmeritaner in bic.
lem Sale pentgitens ni6t auein gu
taoeIn fno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12
gsittmody, Den IL. Suli 1911,


Die Deputirtentu m m { :
pom 4rgenttntsn bat Elm 8es
fet angeuommen, oem3ufolge Die Rez
qierung srmd6ttgt piro, bic 3pugebubs
ren auf petroleum, gouboI3 unb ma
lfiHen aus ben Ser. Staoteu 81 reou-
airen poer qan3 ouf5ubeben, penn nit
ben Der. Gtaaten Elm Re}ipro5itGtsr
8ertrag ubgefhIoiTen peroen tdnn.
Die 9elegenbeit Irlte in Uuibington
helm Shopfe geidBt iperDen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12

Cine iOuberbure uno B :.
Bel iiberaustriite Stutittt
'piro Ha6 elmer unqariiten pGoaqoa:z
f6en 3eitItrift in Der 9eutitsr
Seiterreidiihsn Qebrerseitunq mitQss
tbeiIt llngarn bat geqennGrtiu rune
5000 S6uIen unb $1,000 gBirtbs,
bdufer. Die 3iffern Tino bic folaens
ben: llngarn bate GnDe 1903 oenau
1854 GlementorThulen, baruntsr
1886 itaatItte, uno ebenfaus big gnoe
1908 puroen pom Tinan8Irar ntht
fDentger als 66,22O S6artrehte psrs
Iisbeu, 9araus erqtbt Fb, baf bier
maj 10 DieI WirtbsbQuier Qls Sduten
in lln9arn beiteben, uno ferner, BAR
our $50 Ginpobner cine Shontocs
rehtfame, dber auf ie 1900 crit cine
G6ule entfdLt. 0as ertIdrt manhes,
be'onoers bic traiTe llnniifenheit, Die
ouf benz 2anOe in l1nqurn nit Q(ugs
ndbme oon Siebenburgen berrItt.
8Iei68eitiq aber aud bic un0inFtioen
Dtpnomiiten 8erbdltniTe, Tooaf benz
ungdrtfhen g0Ite nur bic Wa6I hlef6t.
entpeoer ouheim in unpiTTenbeit uno
Gleno pertOmmen pber mad gmerit1
ousDGnoern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12

9os feiner 3sit sum
g 6uB Der RtagaruFGIIe sr.
IaFene 8urton9eieB III Dor einiosn so.
gen erloIten, n16oer bas ReprGTens
tdnterbdus feline 0erI6nqeruro a6a,.
Iebnt Bate. Die TGue boben dlio fcie
nen S6uB me6r dls ben barber 9rpiz
ften GAMBIA urb Den Der. St1dten
neretnbdrter 8ertrug. Ra6 bieIsrr
Bertrage oiirfen ben 2FdQen fir in.
puitrtelle 3Dete pro Setuube 5000
Eu6itfuB Wafer entnommen nerben
uaqefdbr Der Oierte 5beii Der bel mite
Ierem Waffer'tuno u6er bic ssGue fife
Benoen WaTernenge. Bis iest if bies
fes 0uuntum niht erreitlt porber,
9ds gurtongeIsB bat es oer6inbe.t.
SoIlte es in ndhfter 3sit erreiht psr.
Den, oQnn ipiirbe es 3undhft quf Der
amerttdHii6en Seite Tofort fiht6cr
tDeroen uno BEL niebriqem WQFTeritono
fptroer Die 5dlls bort uahe3u trodea
gslegt. 0aqegsn, baB bic Nynbuftris
thren Qntbeil an ben qeDaltiqsn mois
fsrtrdFten erbalt, bot niemuno etpos
etH5utpenoen, ober bic berrlihen Sdle
Dem JnouitriaIismus polftdnbiq I'll
ppFern, puroe Elm Raub an Der 8ss
fammtbeit oes amsritanii6en @oltss
uno etu Houb an Der gdn3en MenIhs
belt fem. Desha,b if es fhper 1u
Derftsben, tpis oas Rsprdfentuntenbdus
baau bat tommeu tDuuen, Die BERLIN
esrung oss 8urtoneeissss ub3uisbusu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12

9ermitteI8 elmer inits
mdtif den unter'uhun be
treffs Der Soften Der prOOuttion Del
perihieoenen GersaIier uno ibre:
Warttpertbes bat pas gderbdua De:
partement rett initruttibe ShlIiIe BE-
treFfs Des Reinertrass uuisrss Qder'
baues erreiCht. Den pdpur6 Fsitgeitsuter
l3oblen 8ufplge nubmen Bei3en, Wtats
uuo 6afer gan8 perIhie0ene Stellun'
gen in ge3ug auf Gspinn fir zen BRO
ou3enten elm. Ulais itsbt oarah an
eriter SteLe nit sinem 0epinn pon ga
qrossnt, Wei3sn tpmmt 3undhit nit
so uno 6afer on leBter Stelle nit uur
% proseut. Der Wertb oss 4tsrs,
nit oieisn orei GereaIien beItsut, 1T
reip. $16.48, $20.O9 uno $14.O8 uno
bic Soften reip. $11.04, $1227 uHo
$1O.49. 9ieie 3uiammeniteuung IGbt
eriebeu, parum Die Wsisentultur oes
Qanoes, troB Qepiiier 3sitpuntte rstt
gutter qreiie, Ii6 70 3iemIi6 itatioHdr
bait nit hdufiger yteIguna ii6 gu per,
minoerH. Mais 5eigt oa9e9sn cine
Netguna iit dus3uoehuen, neil BET
nur 10 qrosent b0beren qrpouttionss
toiten Der Worttlpertb BON Muis per
Ncrs Itt nm nube3u % 9ro2ent h0ber
iteQt, als Der BON Wei3en. Utais toitet
SIP per 4cre msbr, brinqt baFiir aber
auh 1851 bruttp UNI $2.38 netto per
2lcre rehr Elm oIs Bei3sn. 5ros Die.
fer 8erItieoenheit i'm Srtrag muFen
1ber bieIe Gere1Ijen glsihmGbiq fulfil
oirt rpsrhen. Sin iunqfrduIiher 30
ben mag pobI cine 7eitlan1 bic cine
Sorte proDu3iren. fruber oo.r ip1tsr
1ber mug man cine Qeroerung entire
ten luFien. ou Der 7slDb1u fih 'orit
nicht beaabIer lpUroe. Dei3sn. Wais
lno 6afsr srqdn3sn einanosr in FOLDER
N}ejis, oob fie BEL rihhqer Qbpehs.
unp bds bette GrtrGqntb bel oerinqItsr
Sri60pfung oes 9ooens IisFern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12

D,t Voli3ei iUurb. seIsern erfuht.
Ynhforidnnsen nah Jonns puimor,.
ecnntp AHsHcr BON Worion, saub..
an5ulitllsH. suimaH nirb felt Dorls
gem somitog Dtrmibt unb Ioa iiM
non etnsiHnoti begebsH baben. Qlns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12
aln8e 0raae1
3oIten tHmer eine 5Inidk o., ~ 4tez1
pain-Expe1ler

I'm 6ouie. Gin SisnerIdi!iees Gin.
xeibeniittel BEL nlIen rbe,na0iii6en
e&merSen. Gridlfunoen Serbian
4smoGa salD. % mnb 6Oe n kpetbes
teM- Rtr edt NIT amttr.
j. AD. RICHFER = Co,
sanD 0sAAoael x1ss1no1sl
- rsaSe ossseG nSV Yo0Gs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12

Ieehoriss oeS Werfhipunbtnen befiirhs
ten oab fsin Wsriianb In i5cIae Der
fnrtib0rsn 6ise BET Isbten Node ses
Iitten b1bsn mag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-12

HHter Der Nominiitras
tiou 9dfts iinb in Der 8unbsss
perfpaltung grobe Griparnife eemqht
inoroen. gBir erinnern nur an bic
ausmer5uHs oes srobsn 1efBits TN
Nefktnt. Der glafioeut plant nihts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04

HInNEV Is a deceptive disease
nsOTNLt thousands have 1t and
TR0flRH r don't know it. If you
AOOD@- want good results you
mer's swamp Root. the great kidney rem
edy. At druggists IN hfty-cent and dollar
sizes. Sample bottle by mail free, also
pamphlet telling you how to find out II
YOU have kidney trouble.
ADDRESS, DR.. Kilmsr & Co., Binghamton,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04
FEBRUARY WAS
/ DRIEST MONTH
AMOUNTED TO ONLY
80. WHILE THE AVERAGE FOR
THAT MONTH Is 4.4s INcHEs-IT
WAS ALSO MUCH WARMER
THAN USUAL.

The records at the local ONCE Of the
weather bureau show that February Of
this year Is the driest February on
record the rainfall amounting to only
e.ss. The wetest February was in
1897, when the total amount Of rain
was 1925 inches. There is only one
other year, 1892, that February had
less than one inch of rain The aver
age rainfall for February is 4.4s
inches
This February was also warmer than
usual, the mean for the month being
81 degrees. The normal temperature
for February Is SO degrees, In the
years Of 1883. 1887. 1890. 1891 and 1898
February was as warm or slightly
warmer than February OF this year;
the coolest February was in 1895 with
q mean temperature OF IS degrees;
1899 and 1909 were also cold Februaries
with monthly temperatures OF 4s de-
gress. This February is the warmest
since 1893.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04
OF
CARNIVAL WANT
GEN'L MEETING
MEETING or BOARD HELD AND
CONTINUANCE OF cELEsRA-
TON DIscUssEp-cITIzENs IN
TEREsTED TO MEET ON MARCH
18th TO DISCUSS THE MAT.
TER.

The Board Of Directors OF the Carni-
wal Association met yesterday after
noon and received complete reports
(which showed that while more than
enough money had been subscribed to
meet the expenses OF this years carni-
wal, collections TO date were sL52424
Jess than the amount needed to meet
the bills. Reports showed that the pa
rade had been pulled of at less ex-
penss than usual, and that economy
had been practiced along many lines,
although the advertising expenses
were q little in excess of the carnivals
before.
The question came up. as it does
every year, Of whether or not the
carnival should be continued. 1t Is
the desire OF every member OF the
board to leave II, as most OF them
have put in service for several years.
and had to work under great dimcul-
ties, and II was finally decided to re-
.uuest the president Of the Commercial
Association to join with the president
OF the Carnival Association and have
meeting March 18th at 4 D. M Of
all members OF the Commercial As
ISOLATION and Carnival Association and
all citizens interested either for or
against the continuance Of the carni-
val Meanwhile members Of the board
WIN continue collecting IN an EFFORT to
have ar bills paid before the meet
ing.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04
THE WEATHER
SERVICE WILL
Be IMPROVED
REPORTS WILL BE RECEIVED
FROM KEY WEST, HAVANA AND
NASSAU. WHICH WILL BE OF
GREAT ASSISTANCE TO CHIP
PING INTERESTS.

Local once. U. S. Weather Bureau.
Pensacola. Fla. March 5, 1911.
The chief Of the weather bureau ad-
vises that beginning March 18th this Of
fice will receive weather reports daily
from Key West. Havana. Nassau an
Birmingham. Nassau is In the Andres
Islands and win be received only in
the hurricane season II win be re-
membered that Key West was not re-
ceived during the last hurricane sea-
son and was much desired by the local
shipping interests. Our efforts to get
Key West back on the list has been
rcore than doubly rewarded by the ad-
dition OF Havana and Nassau; this win
give the shipmasters more detailed in
formation concerning the development
and progress OF tropical storms.
VIM f. REED, JR-,
Local Forecaster in Charge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04

The clerk was instructed to draw up
Specifications, according to the sug
gestions Of the chiefs of the depart
ments. and, advertise for bids for the
furnishing OF the spring uniforms for
the police and fire departments.
After instructing the clerk to pay
the bills which, are in proper form and
approved by the board. the meeting
adjourned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04
COUNTY COURT
WILL CONVENE
next MONDAY
ABOUT so OR IS CASES ARE ON
THE DOCKET AND TERM PROM
lsEs TO BE LIVELY oNE-JUDeE
RELLINeER WILL PRESIDE.

The regular term of county court
will open Monday morning with Judge
BelIinger presiding, and will continue
through the week or until the docket
Is disposed of.
There are about thirty or thirty-ffye
cases on the docket for this term, AMI
the clerk OF the court has been busy
for several days getting the docket ar
ranged and other matters in proper
shape for the converting Of court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04

She's very wealthy Very"
Money left to her." mo; she is the
author of a book entitled Hints to
Beautiful Women ST presume all the
beautiful women in the country pur-
chased it," mo; but all the plain
woman did."-New York Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04
BROWN GETS
THE DECISION
GAINS POPULAR DECISION OVER
A. D. WoLeAsT FOR THE
WORLDS LIGHTWEIGHT CHAM
PIoNsHIP.
BY Associates Press.

New York, March 3.-Valentine
('TSnockout'') Brown gained a popular
decision over Ad. Wolgast for the
worlds lightweight championship in
slashing ten round bout torivf'+ ~ the
National Sporting Club Of America.
A crowd OF three thous-..s- oted
Brown the victor, although the law re-
quires that no decision be rendered.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-04
Training.

Il think I'll be an explorer and take
up mountain climbing" said the sar-
donic person
Have you any training for that sort
Of thing?'
Il think so. work on the thirty
fifth floor of building whose elevator
gets out of order."-Washingto Star.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
BODY Of KIDNAPPED
GIRL FOUND IN LAKE
Mystery of the Disappearance
of Annie Lemberger of Madi-
son, Wis, Solved.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
MADISON, Wis, Sept. 9.-The dead
body of seven.year.o Annie Lember-
ger, who was kidnapped after going TO
bed Mt the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Martin Lemberger, last Tues
day night, was found today In Lake
Monona, n mile from her home.
Superficial examination of the body
disclosed no evidence of violence be-
yond slight laceration Of one ear and
a discoloration on the neck, the latter
mark indicating that the child may
have been strangled.
The body was found hy George
Younger. cement worker, living at
South Madison. and was brought to an
undertaking room i'll this city. No
weights were on the body. nor were the
hands or feet bound in any way.
The only motive for the murder, rs
far as the case has developed, seems to
be revenge on her parents by some
enemy at present unknown, The child
went to sleep with an elder sister on
Tuesday night, last On Wednesday
morning the younger girl was missing
from bed. An open window in the
room gave the first intimation that she
had been kidnapped.
Younger, who found the body, will
receive the $500 reward offered by the
city council,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
PROMOTER LYMAN
ACCUSED Of FRAUD
Society Man Arrested at Los An
geIes for Selling Land He
Did Not Own.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 9,-John
Lyman, n promoter. whose operations
have been carried on in large cities
throughout the country, was arrested
here last night on complaint Of persons
in Los Angeles who accuse him of at
tempting to defraud them OF $4,000.
The arrest was made by Postofice In
spectors W I. MADEIRA and r. n, Morse.
The accusation Of the postal authori-
ties is that DR.. Lyman, as organizer of
the Panama Development company, used
the mails to defraud and issued pros
pectuses containing promises and asser'
tions which the promoter has not kept,
Lyman is known Ill New York and
Boston and in the capitals of the old
world He has been In trouble several
times. the last when he was arrested on
a fraud charge III connection with n
Goldfeld. New. mining deal. on com
plant vi = +, Sheftels OF Chicago.
Lyman always posed as society man
and was known in the social life of
Los Angeles and Pasadena, He left Los
Angeles ten days ago and soon after
ward his victims appealed 10 the fed
eral authorities, seeking 10 recover some
OF the money they had invested. 1t is
asserted that Lyman does not own land
in Panama which he sold for SO an acre
AS today is Admission day, legal
holiday in California. the Office of the
United States commissioner Is closed
and Lyman cannot begin proceedings
for release until Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10

Attention of the mysticslly inclined
seems 10 be centered at present upon the
work OF Mr.. Clay Burton Vance, VINO,
although laying claim to no special gift
OF supernatural powers, attempts TO reveal
the lives or people through the slender
clue OF birth dates. The undeniable accu-
racy OF his delineations leads one to sur
mise that heretofore palmlsts, prophets.
astrclogers and seers of divers beliefs
have failed to apply :hc true principles OF
the science of divination,
1t Is not to be denied that astrologe-s
have excited the interest OF enlightened
people of all ages, but there have been
many earnest thinkers reluctant to accept
the theories of the ancient Chaldean
science One can only judge the potency
OF the science of astrologoy by a personal
application OF It's principles To have all
the cardinal events OF your life spread out
before you; to read an undertaking de-
scrlption OF your true character, habits
and inclinations. Is proof positive that the
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BROTHER KILLED;
MOTHER WOUNDED
Daughter Of Chicago Lumberman Acci
dentally Discharges Revolver
Thought to Be Empty.
By Leased Wire to The Tribune.

By Leased Wire to The Tribune.
CHICAGO. Sept 9.-Fourteen- year old
Mary Wuichet, daughter of Louis Wui
chet. a wealthy lumberman living at I4Ol
Oalcenwald avenue, today shot and killed
her 8-year-od brother Eugene and
wounded her mother when she acciden-
tally discharged a revolver she thought
to be empty.
The tragedy occurred at the exclusive
Middle Bass Island club near Sandusky.
o.. where Mrs. Wuichet and her children
had been spending the summer
General Nelson A. Miles and other no
centennial meeting. We're about the club
at the time of the accident.
The girl was playing with a revolver
which was supposed TO be unloaded She
pointed the weapon at her mother and
pulled the trigger. There was loaded
shell in the chamber and the bullet In
nicted 81 flesh wound in Mrs. Wuichet's
side and then. gancing, pierced the 1T
tie boys arm and found lodgment in his
heart. He died Instantly.
Mrs. Wulchets injury was said to be
slight but she was PROSTATE by the
shock and grief and complications were
feared.
Tho wuichet family are personal friends
Of President Taft. who often visits Mid
die Bass Island.
The tragedy occurred on the eve OF
the departure OF the family for Chicago.
They had planned to return here tenor
row