davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
80 sOte 80 s'crluuuScte.
Can gIntnio, is. 9ldr3.


9sidt peniger ais 33 W5dnner ian.
Den loren So0, ais beilte morgen eule
acknowledgements, bic iib III oeu
&erfitdtten Der Soutbern 9a5iiic
sSobn b6fau0, erpl0ierte. Gie glan-
ner uur0eu biih5ta6lid9 in Stiide &C.
riiien mo Seile tbres Storpers bod
IN one Suit ge5obeu, ult0 mebrere
bunOert Shritte uon Dem ShauplaS
Oes llnaliifes entfernt auf9eiunOcn.
Die gSerEltatteu, IN 0eren ulntITiel-
barer 9edbe Die 9ofotnotipe geIlon'
ben bate, auuroen pernid]tet, llto
GiieHbetonOtcile fIogeH nnh aIIen
9iuuRlsrihtltngen. ,}lUarSI3 SeI.
den luuroen pon Geuuanoten uno
Den Arbeitern Ser gSeriitGtten agltoS-
3iert. Cine iormIoie Qialie mo
meni6libe 8IieonlaBen limo Die
lleberreite Der ultoeren - 0idnner,
0ie oeuinBt mer0en. nnO Die oller
gsabrifeitlidfeit nadl loren 200 ae-
fuuoen faben. Sine SSoentiiBierung
1T lilllHp9lld1.
Is miro alrget0nllle1, DaB Die urs
Iahe Der GrplDliun iil Der 6aArldill8.
felt eines ser @ei5er a1 ithen iii, Der
faltes gSaiier in oen beiBen SeiieI
Ser Sofomotine rinnen lieB. Gie Ola.
idDine trlag Oie 9llutner 70i mo noor
cben erIt iertig g@tellt moroeu gle
mar nnh Oen @erfltdtten Der 9abn.
geiellitaft ge6raht por0eu. tnl Der
9riiiatIg unter5ogen 81 meroen, be.
Dor Iie Dem 8ertebre ipbeuleben miro.
Nlebr ais 80 Gerionen trugen
mebr ooer peniqer idauere 8erIetnn.
gen oauon. 9lle 9lrbeiter. oie lid in
ser 9e1be Der @iaihiue bepinoen bat.
ten. ooer in oen gSeufitdttel in Der
gta5e Der NtaiHine, ipurben eutueoer
auaenaidlicb 9et0tet, ooer BON 0ell
Idpueren @neribeltauOteilen erorilctt.
Die Gerletten befailoen iih III aitoe.
rem Seilen Der @5eboltDe.
Ser nrateriene Sdlaoen Den Ole
9abngeiellidaft erleioet 0iirite mebr
nls $500, 900 betrQ1en.
Gan 9lntonio, Ger, 10. R1r5.
gou ben Gotten oes geitriaeu I'M
eIiids linD iett foIgeroe iOentiii.
5iert: earl j3isfo'u, @robihmie0,
8itts6urgb; g9illialu 9. Soebler,
@faihiniit, glelparf. sc. s.; 6ranf
9lnoerion. 01oIdiuiit, GIebelano, @;
SSobu 65ornau. 0iaid)iniit, 9ittS-
burqb; sSanles 2eOOp. aRdidliniit,
8ottsoiIle: SSacob @ebber, Woifi.
nit. gllbann. q, g.; 81. q. 8runop.
Dlehanifer. 9ittsburgb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
GntidlciSnns pOr Der Cir.
GLepeInn0, 81. 20. MGr1.


Gie tpid)tige gerIamnIung Der
@rubeflbeiiber uHo Sfoblenarbeiter
Der 9iitrifte g9elt Geenuiploania,
Gbio. SSnotana uuo ss!linois nirnnit
beute bier ibten Jluiang. ga a6er
beioe &drtaien felt entid)Iolien iin6,
nift nod8ugeben bdIt man ben
slusbrudl eiues Stieites fir unab.
menohar.
6leoelanS. O., 90. 0ear3.
Sad einer ioeben non ben @rltben.
oeiibern apiP oou ben ao1iengrdbern,
oie bier perianrnelt iino, terausaeae.
benea Grfldtliitg meroen 200 900
Serqleute in oen Gtadten ggeif
berhnftet. Sie mur6en innerbolb
S1iuois am /. 9lpriI fir peniaiiens
gpei Bofen Sic atbeit eiriteQen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
ssaiIasiersns brran6t.
Gorinth. NIii.. 20. Wldra.


Sieben 9lteilen iitolih BON bier.
i'm Gale 6e5 5useunlbiajluiies, ipurs
oe Der 9aiiagier5ug SO. 4 Der Mobile
& Sblo 9abn BON 9faubern iiberIal-
len; Die @egeno lit le1r lual0reid
Der @eloihrauf I'M erprebmogen
mur0e erbrodle1l urio au$9eraubt,
monot6 ole 8aHoiten aui Biepoen
prrid)poll0en. @lan glail6t, es nit
0enielben 8erionen 81 tun 5u baben
oie fiirdif bel 0emplis einen 3pg
Der g9icogo, Rod SSslal10 & 8aciiic-
8abn auihielten.
ct. Souis, M1o., 20. 0iarB.
@1it qi6ar 5fpei Stnnoen 8erip6.
tunq fam Der ausgeraubte 3ug bier
an. Ser erpreBbeahtte ggiqiam
Sno0oD er5ablte Gin3elbeiten oes
lleberfaaes, fpoIlte a6er nidt ben
getrag angeben. Der aeraubt ipuroe.
9aiiaqiere beridten aber, oaB Snoo.
on geiaqt babe, es ieiea 100000 IN
Dem Shranfe geipeien. 9ieier gab
an, 0aB ieine @eiellidnft ibm perbo.
ten babe, iiber ole Sade 5u ipreheu.
MS ser lleberiau seihab, gerieten
oie BnIiaaiere, inter oeneu lid S. s.
Somea nebit ;srnu tnD Eohter ans
9GDon. s5a.. befanSen, in 9anif, lmo
ie0er Oeriuhie ieine 6obIeligfeiten 8u
oerbergen. Die 5rauen Derbaraen
ibre eSuipelen in 0en Strilflpien un0
I'M 6aqr, fpdbren6 Sic Manner i6re
gorien inter Die Site ooer in iraen0
fpelhe 9tiife marfeu. Sheriff SIC.
9eters bon IIcorn Goitutp befin6et
it'd NIT ieinen 2euten aui Der 8er.
folaung Der 3duber
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
SOasn anSsebnuaert lueroeH.
Siasoiae. 10. uear5.

Aoius0llle, II. NtQr5.
9oteu, sic BON oen beluaiineten
@iirgeru uuo 9eteftios, oie oie Der.
falgung Scr Nlor0er Der GSerihts.
beanteH atfgaioulmen habeu, abge.
iunot maroen. nleloeten. ooB iid Die
(SebiraS Sbanoiten unaef6br Iiinf Neei.
len ipeitlih pou Dem Seine oes
lSlopo 9lllen allibolten. gllle lpebr.
idbigen Mdnner bon SiaSuine babeu
5u 0en 8oifeu aegriiien uno iih
nod Der Oon oeu Sen0boten bc5eId).
neten Stclle begebell. i'm ipeuil nloa.
lih cine lln3iugellmg ser Ntoroer
oor3uHehnen, e6e lie fliehen fonnen.
Iie Sellte, Die am Gpnneritua Die
9efreiuug hires aunpans 9lllen in
10 nroltilf)er 8eiie 0urdieBten. iino
I'M 0en Bergen, uno iuenu aud oon
,}eit 5u 3eit 9iadlrihteu auitauhen,
6aB iie gefungen qenon1men luoroen
limo rno ooB ihr gIuieutbaItSort Be,
FAINT it, itelten iidl alle oerartigen
@Seriid)te olS faIidl herGus. Die elm.
3iae Soiimlna, Die 9anoiten scr
mohlperoienten aeleslihen 8eriol.
gung iiberantlnorten 5u fonuen. ha.
ben Sic gerfolaer unO 9SoIi5cibeam.
ten oarouf geiett. oab oen glnbau.
aern Der gIlleu in fur5er Belt ser
9Sropiant ausgehen miro, uno ooB iie
iidh ooun irehuillig Dem @eiese iIber.
liefern peroen.
Das @iaentum aller WfitgIiener
ser 5anlilie 9llcn nuroe pon ser
@itnoesbeb6roe NIT 9]eidIog beleat
un0 miro ben grben Der BON 0en
0l1nnern eridloiieuen @erihts6eam.
ten 5ugeiprodlen meroen Den nie.
oerbolten @iften ser Satin oes MI.
len ibr su geitotten, ooS 6eih6it
tueiter5iiiiihren, tuuroe aid,t ltattae.
aeben. Gin g'rnOer oeS 9laen, Ser
an Der @erid)tsi3ene nidlt teilaenom.
men bate. fam beilte nah Der Staot
nn0 beiudlte eiien glupalt, nit 0em
er idHgere 3eit tonferiertc Gr
aiiBerte iid, 0aB Iein 8ruoer uieI.
Ieidt in gfohpebr aeifoiieu bobe iuo
0aB iomeit er Die gernnloanna oes.
ieIben femme, er on eine Iebenoiae
gntlieiernng Oes MiIietGters nidt
glnube. gr iperoe Bis gum Iebten
9iiitstropfen fdmpfen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
8ae anas6alten nnO aafIs aslprenat.
G0riftfb, .liIll.. 70. D2Qr8.

Siebeu 9leilen iii6lid bon @oriaib
uuToe ser 3ug SO 4 Der WobiIe &
Gblo@gabn 0on Dtee bis 0I 0ie
3d6ne beuafFneten ma9fierten 02du.
nern aageBalieu, Die Staiie 0es CT.
preBpaGens geiprengi un0 ibres On.
6alts beranbt. ge1hoem bic 9dd6sr
iidj ailer 8ertgeaenitdnOe bemd6tiat
9dtten. oeridguau0en iie ebenio az.
heiuuisgoa, uie iie gefonumen ipa,
reu. 9iirger Babeu Die @eriolauu9
ser Adnber niiigeno3unen nn0 8lnt.
bnn0e luarDeH telegrapbEif reqii.
riert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24

aeeignet bat. oie uniere Boiierredie
bejisi. es 1T cine DeridBUin5en0e
g2inoritlt. Die @lonopole ousitbt uno
5ih ourd bic @il6ung Der Fruits
6ereldJert."
.Lip an5ige @eiuaItberrifaft uiis
ter Der be UidnHer. Grnuen mo
9in6er i'm iDirtlihen Ilebeu gu Ieioen
6abeu. 1T bic GGpalfberriboit Der
IegHoritat..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24

8e5ieiTiugen NIT an0eren 2dnoern
entiteben Duuten.
SIN Deiterpn Geiprdd1e fpuroe ber-
bor9egcbeu, ooB Ole 8eiiefoiren ou6
aus 0en gltfeIu 0es iiir nie @e6liRg
ron .panoeisilttereiieu I'M aus.
lnr0e sur 8eriisgung ite5eH0en iyonos
ae0edt lUer6gn fonHtcn
Gas 2epartemeut eathieIt Yih je.
Der AeuBeruHg iI6er oen llrnitano,
OaB &err staor pnH eineru Mn3eiiea.
ten oes 2eparfemeHts ois stamnler.
oieuer auf ieIHer ReIie 5esieitet miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
qnndaeridlt.

S5reDep0rt, "a, 10. Widr3.
gtnd elmer gepeidle an bic LINES"
muroe Der 9ieger Senrg Gee. Der
einen BeiBen beletoiqt un0 auf ieinq
Beriolaer qeidIolien bate, BET ieiner
gerhoftnug Deriulnoet. Dian Ger.
bano ibn Damn iorqiiitis, brodlte iba
ins @eidngnis. bolte ion ipdter bort
pie6er al un6 friipite i'm ca einem
BaiierrslereoIE aat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
geritefOnarsh.

9leID OFT, ~. Dlnr3.
Dir Sta0t BAT beihloiien, ben 3eil.
nebmern an Dem internationnIenaon-
greB mir 9DgIeHe nHO Eenograpbie,
melher i'm September in 8oT6iHqtor
itattfinoet, eineu biibihen entpiana
81 6ereiten. Bon DeutidIan6 aaein
nerOen aui einem beiouoeren Gam.
pier 300 aer5te oHfommen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
Srofen aeleat.
9lnnapolis. 9l6.. 20. W9ar3.

9lnnapolis, gs6., 20. 91dr3.
Gle fiir ben aan5en 5iaat Be-.
itinitHte y2ocal Cptiou gia" meldle
bon Der aufis ol0ou Siga uon Barn.
lano porUereitet mor6en mar. muroe
beute BON oent Stoatsfongreg an
genommeH. Die enDgiitiae entifei.
0ung iie8t Jest Dem 5enate ob.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
ger6redlen ber6itet.
Gan tSraucisoo. 30. 9ldr5.

Gan 5raHelsoo. ~. Dfar5.
@euige Niinuten Dor 2lnfiutit oes
id,neaitpn 8uges Der gtoro 9aci.
fIihen ai6te, meld)er bon gortlan0
idlIia mar, oerbalteten 9gtettipe
Surrp Stunt mnD gbriitopber sSo6ann.
fen, peIhe iih in neroahtiger 8eiie
on elmer 0eidle III idaiieH mahten.
5m @eidnguis ertl0rten iie, Dab iie
iih an Der 9ahn rad,en molteu. oa
lie BON einem 3ug fortgclpieien ipor.
ben lDuren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
1ememti.
Nerlin. 20. 9l21r

VIII - WI
Tas auSlpdriiae Amt madt be.
fanut. Dab fein 8run0 sn g'oritcauH.
aen 6ei Der merifaniithen 9iegie.
ruuq. ,uie iie bon meljreren BIdttern
muroe. porbdH0en mare.
Die Melbnnaen bon Der Grmoroung
elmer 0entifeu 6rau 0nrdJ 3apatIiten
mer0en ais falidl beBeidlnet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
@eredJie strafe.
9lem gorf. 20. Marf.

gteiD glorf, 20 Wlar3.
Ser Chauffeur 8eno @1ontaai.
iDelder 0as Goricab iiibrte. III iueI.
dem aDei 9aufboten itberio(len uns
i'm So. 600 beran6t ipnr0en. nn0
Ser fi;y3Iih Der Ieilnabne All oem
Raube uberfii6rt ipuroe, erbielt Don
10 bis 18 sSd]re Stoatsgefauanls.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
antO llnfaa.
- glarf. 20. 9l1r

3taU JUL, q. ItuI3.
Der 6etannte GlitiftFfer sSranf s.
@oiiuH Uuroe beute bel einem auto'
mobIlptanuHettit0B i'm Central garf
ie5easgeiahrliA Derlest er trIg eiHen
Sdd0cl6ruA mo laaere ger9esaagss
ososn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
praIioellt
il,ieOer OalDelnt.
Serr sait lanste am Spatnadlmittua
in $aifinatOn elm, nnO iunrOe bel
iciner anfnuit Onrd Die 1e-
riidte eires anscblidrn lin.
falles Der 5rau saft
alarmiert.
c@itdeIls 8sin6abseiast.

Orr gsadJlaf Der cffiiierc nnO snn
OesiOIOaten miro uad elmer @ar.
tc5eit IN 5luei Sabrrn Oeranfcrt
anO Der erI0s Den Grben Der
SsritOrbcneu sur Scria-
snng geiteIlt uerOeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
gru6eneIp(olIOn.

Bon bnnSsrt in Die Gjrnben Ser 6Ort
Smith &. @sitern 8ailpag So. in
NlcGurtaiu einsefabrrueu slrbei-
tern lunrSeH nur iuenise in
iduerperleetsm 3nitanoe
serettet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
RunOge6ung in Juarej.

Die nmesitauiidlen 3ollbramtcn Sc.
banptrn, Dan eebcnsmittcl cbcnio
lebr sur 9riesfahrnns n0tig Iao,
luie &SOiieu, nuO ibliefcn 9Sro.
DiantieHOanaeu pou Der
Sef6rSernng aus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
EegeleTpfOfOn.

Sine nens eOfOmutipe Der SOntheru
Sacifir Sabn bearabt uatsr i6ren
SriImmern cine srofe sIn5abl
uon sIrbeitern uuO ScitanO-
teiIe beidldOisea Die &rrf-
itattrn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
3lusi 6amilicn setOtct.
Sort aOrtb. 20. 9aar5.


Sier3ig @rubenarbeiter baben in-
Folge einer in ser @rllbe go. ? Ser
Sans &ois @oal So. in Mc9urtain,
Stlabomo. 81 @teilen ipeitIib BON
Sort Smitb erfolgten grploiion ibr
Seben eiigebiiBt. AZ 9tinenarbeiter
iino Deridliittet uno 6eiinoen iih al
Ter gsabrid)einlidfeit mad nod am
Seben 13 slrbeitern gelang Is flr5
naf Ser grploiion 3n entfommen.
Die meiiten trIgen aber 10 idpere
8ranolplnoen oapon, oaB an ibrem
Auffon1men 1eSlpeiielt miro. Sod.
nerltanOige oel &un0esreaieruna bn-
ben begonuen. Die @raben, in oenen
ltd oas llugliid ereianete. ipitema.
tiid ab5uiudeiL imo es gelang linen,
bis in S6rlueite Der eingeihlolienen
Arbeiter oor5iiorinaen SSiini meitere
Selhen ipuroen geborgen.
Die @rploiion, oeren ltriad)e nod
nift teltgeltellt moroen lit, ereianete
iid nngefdbr nm 9 ltbr inorgens.
Gin offBieller 8erid)t, Der BON Der
Sort Snhfb uno @eltern 9failluou
Gompanp, Der geiiterin Ser @finen,
beran8gegeben tpuroe, gibt oie 3abl
Der Irbeiter, sic beIte Sur glrbeit in
one 8rube eingefabren iuaren ouf
100 an 2ldt ser Nidnner, Ole lebeno
ut0 unuerlehrt entfamen, batten I'M
Stale Der Manleiel gearbeitet. uno
batten ben 8eg, Ser fiir Die gSagen
beItiuintt lit eiRgeidlagen, Ser tie
aud unueriebrt ius 6reie brahte.
gtadoem 0ie 9unOesiohperIt1noi.
gen cine genaue llnteriubung an.
geitellt batten. farnen lie Sil Der
lleber5eltqung. oab feiner ser einqe-
idloiienen 8rubenorBciier am Sc.
ben lit. 70 Sdrgc pupoen aus Ser
noben Staot belteIlt. Ser giirger-
meiiter pon Sort Smith bat einen
9Iufrui erlaiien, in Dem er ole 9iir.
ger Ser Stoot nm Spep0en fiir ole
Sinterbliebeuen ser Opfer eriuht,
sSnfOlge WtineHlegnna.
Scranton, ga, 20. @fdr3.
sSn Gunmure, in Der gta6e oieier
Staot mur0en beute friib onrd] cine
@aserplolion neun Berionen getotet
unO 5ipei idtuer Derleet. 3ipei ga.
miIieu, beItebeno ans guei SSrauen
unO iieben Sinoern muroen tells
0urd Die grploliou in Stiide geril.
ieH, tells ourh oas nadfolgen0e
6euer, ipeldes orei 9auier 8eritorte,
perbrunnt.
9ie Gotten Iino: 6rau Sobn gn-
bella uno ibre finn Gin0er i'm alter
BON 3 bis 20 Subren, uuo 6rou
8ito Sununa, cine 3ohter Der 5rau
GaueIla, nit ibren beioen &inoern
i'm Alter BON a uno z SSabren.
Raru Suntnas 2eid)e fpuroe cine
babe Stun0e uad Ser grploiion in
oen 3fpeigeu zines 8oun1es. so SUB
bon Dem 6er0e Der erploion emit
iernt. gefun0en.
N}ebr ais 20 @obnungen in Ser
gdbe Der llnfullsiteIle lpur0en ser.
itort tno Sbaren non Wenihen aus
ibren getteu ggIuorfen uno nerlest.
N1an gIaubt. 0aB Minpnlegnn9en
6ie SdntlO an oem llngliide trugen,
0eun crit Dor ipenigen8ageu mar EN-
Seller an Der gegeniiberliegenOeu
Seite ser 5traBe eingeitiir5t, nnO
me6rere g[rbeiter muBten anf 2eitern,
neGfe sSroiien berbeitrugei, inS
sSreie geihnfft tueroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
sRadrriie aneetrets,l

6o5art8 Soshiania, 20. 0dr3.
9ost0 @-..nlnSSisn it heate is:s Aem
6-am@ oon Bier uab 9uenos 4prez
in Sa gegau3ea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
auf Der Spur.

Der sInieuibaIt Der llrbebcr Ses
NorOes i'm 9arruIsrridtS.
aebGnae mnrSe ermittelt mo
i9r SERTED uOn Oen Ser.
iolsern um5inaelt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-24
7is @efa6r Der aRinOritat.
gselp glorf. %. MIR.

Sd periiere 0ie Beop4o. Deaa if
an all 0as 6eufe, opas iiber oie
1prannei Der Wlaioritdt geiagi ipor.
oen i'll. Sd rDiir0e mit gegeiiterung
fdfHpfen, iDenH Is biebe. 5ie Egran.
Egi Der wlaioritdt 81 befriegen. a6er
mir IeiDen hgiitigeH Ioges uidlt onrdI
BE 0aioritdf ion0ern 0urh bic
IliEoritdt. es iit cine fleiue Nlinori.
tat. bic ii@ uHiers aoblenloaer an
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-29

Meeting of Illinois Mayors As
ISOLATION held in Evanston yes
terda. Mayor Paden of Evanston
suggested school for mayors.
ANDY" Lawrence learned to
be mayor in newspaper office.
Fred Masters, bricklayer, 2O47
w. 18th St, arrested for beating
wife, given choice of returning to
wife or going to Bridewell. Dared
judge to send him to jail. Fined
$40 and costs, which sister paid.
$50 violators of smoke ordi-
nance granted continuances to
June Is.
Aid. Jacob A. Hey wants cleo
trio lights placed at all alley en-
frances.
Former City Traction Expert
M. B. Hereby suggested two-car
surfacetrains as means of solv-
ing "loop congestion" question.
Fireman George ]. Laughlin
instantly killed, Lieut.. Maurice
O'Day fatally hurt, and Fnemen
Frank Schwickrath and George
Folz injured when train crashed
into hose cart at 41st and LOOMS.
Train crew arrested.
Peter Kratz, window washer,
fell. from 18th story of Heisen
building at noon; instantly killed.
Barely missed two men in plunge.
Stepsons of Mrs. Jane Quinn,
on trial for husbands murder,
testified couple lived happily. Will
take stand in own defense.
Rev. ]. H. Hudson, negro, head
orphanage, 1155 Carroll ave.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-29

When shoes creak to soak the
sole in linseed oil, using a plate
or shallow pan, allowing the sole
only to come in contact with the
oil.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-29

Unidentified man found uncon-
scious on breakwater in lake.
Hospital. May die.
10, THE POOR WHITE MAN
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-29

10, THE POOR WHITE MAN
1t seems the American Indian
has decided not to die out, de-
cision that amounts almost to a
breach of faith with our white
civilization.
We supposed, of course, that
the fred man" was going, but in
1900 there were 248,253 of him
and in 1910, b'gosh, he turns up
with 265 ,683. After we have kind
ly relieved him of his ancient
hunting grounds and even of the
graves of his ancestors, and en-
forced a "move-on ordinance" for
about two centuries.
It's another instance of the per-
nicious influence of Teddy Roose-
welt. Those Indians have been
reading his speeches about race
suicide. AS they have 500 per
cent of males, to 49.1 per cent of
females they are likely to keep
right on multiplying.
In a few thousand years they
may be moving their white bene-
factors back to Europe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-08
WILL PROVIDE
FOR THE DITCH
House Committee Is Getting
Ready to Prepare Legisla-
tion for the Government
of the Panama Canal AT
fairs.
fASSocidfcd Press DiSPdtchl

|
WASHINGTON. Jan. Legislative
machinery To- provide for the oper-
alton of the Panama canal and con-
troI of the canal zone. will he started
Tuesday. when the house committee
or interstate commerce will hold its
first meeting To- frame a program of
hearings and other preliminary work
as the basis for bill which viii
be reported out Of the house later
in the session. Chairman Adamson
and the committee have just returned
from Panama. where they conferred
with chief Engineer Goethals ana
others working To- put the great
isthmiau ditch in active operation
January /. 1915. and perhaps. they
say. year earlier
The question of the treatment Of
American shipping will be fought out
ia committee. Two appropriation bills
are about ready To emerge from the
committee ard go To the house. The
District of Columbia bill will be fol-
lowed by the pension appropriation.
which usually approXimates hum
Gred and fifty million dollars. The
Sherwood dollar a day pension bill
has already passed the house. and
will he considered tomorrow by the
senate committee on pensions. II
las few friends in the senate. Nc
Cumber. chairman Of the pension
committee. will have Il substitute re-
ducing the annual cost To seventy
five millions under the sherwood bill.
to seventeen millions. Senator Lor-
inner viii testify tomorrow under oath
for the first time since the senate
ordered an investigation of his cleo
ton. He may take two days To- tell
his story.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-08
THEY GOT TWO
DOLLARS EACH
Conductor Rogers Is Held
Up at the Point of a Gun
and Compelled to Deliver
Over Part of His Cash
Assets.

Motorman Rogers. who operates a
car on the Washington street line. was
held up by two men while preparing to
leave the western extremity of his run
at IO:45 last night and robbed of four
dollars. The thugs overlooked a ten
dollar bill which was i'm Rogers hip
pocket
The motormen have sole charge Of
their cars on this line after leaving the
switch east of the Capitol building.
Rogers finished his run out with an
empty car ana dropped to the ground
to reverse the trolley. While he was
working. two men approached. one of
them showed revolver uncomfortable
close TO the motorman's face and told
him to put up his hands. The other,
exhibiting a knife, went through his
clothes. The money was m loose
change, carried in Rogers coat pock-
cts. The hold-up men did not carry
their search far enough to find the
larger amount of money which their
victim carried.
After the job was completed, the men
ran away. Rogers at once notified the
police who have descriptions of the
men with which To work.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-08
Also, There Are Large
Numbers of Other Mat
tiers to Be Consid-
cred by Solons.
ORGANIZATION
COMES FIRST
Then Legislative Bills Will
Be Thrown Into Hop
per and the Grind
Will Start.
CBy Jo ConersJ

With the approach Of the time
when the first session Of the legisla-
ture will convene i'm Arizona arises
the question as to what will be done
i'm the way Of law making. There are
many measures which must be draft
ed. shall" be enacted is the eX-
preston used i'm the constitution in
regard L. a number Of laws. which
means the legislature must draft
these laws and enact them.
There are many members with
ideas of their own and there will he
no lack of bills II SENS probable a
stering committee will have Ia be
appointed early in the session. or
gdnization will take several days and
the real work of the session will not
begin for a week or ten days after
the session convenes. The members
will b. new at the wor., of lawmaking
and it will take time To get the law
mill grinding properly.
one of the most important matters
before the solons of Arizona is the
enactment of mining laws The pres
ent statutes governing mining, the
leading industry o. the state. are in
adequate and in many instances prac-
ticaIiy WORTHLESS.
Capital is being kept out of the
state The miner is not projected
i'm fact no one connected with the
industry. which furnishes the main
source Of revenue for 50 per cent of
the inhabitants. gets square deal
under the present laws. II is pre-
sumed this will be remedied when the
legislature meets.
J. r. Lewis one of the ella coun-
u members. is a practical miner. lie
is an old prospector. in fact. has had
experience in all phases of the min
ing industry i'm half q dozen states
Following his election ne returned To
the. mine and is now working as a
maChinist for Miami mining COM
panv. He will be strong factor IN
framing the mining l2ws.
Cochise has several members ana
their experience will be vast help.
Coyernor-elect Hunt comes from a
county where mining is the chief la-
dustr- and he is in favor of adequate
mining laws.
That it may be necessary [" appoint
, steering committee 10 keep the I'M
portant bills in the proper channeiS'
and sidetrack those of less import
,pt nature is the consensus ot "pIh-
ion of those who know the lesisia 70
tive game.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1912-01-08
DETECTIVE BURNS IS
GRAND JURY WITNESS
Famous Man Hunter Tells of Articles
Found in Suit Cases of
Dynamiters.


t1SSocidfcd Press Dispatch
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. THE fed
eral grand jury. after hearing brief
testimony by Detective Burns. ad-
jurned the dynamiting investigation
until Monday. Guy Biddinger. a
Burns detective. appeared at the fed
eral building. Burns and Biddinger
are supposed Ia have tod about Nc
Manigars arrest and identified the
explosives and other articles found in
the suit cases of McManigal and
James B. Mcnamara i'm Detroit. Me
Manigal is expected to arrive tonight.
BY a writ Of habeas corpus the
kidnapping charge against Burns has
been taken temporarily from the
hands Of the county authorities into
the federal jurisdiction for arSu-
ments. BY voluntary arrangement
with his bondsmen Burns surrendered
himself To Judge Markey of the Grim
iral court Immediately writ was
issued returnable June II.
Attorneys for Burns said it would
be shown the county had the right
to enter indictments on the Burns
kidnapping charge Burns was re-
leased on his own recOgniZance in
the sum of $1,000 Detective James
Hosick. of Los Angeles. jointly in
dicted with Burns. will await the
outcome of the Burns case. il is said.