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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
Anthracite Strike
Appears Probable.

New York, March 13.-The anthra-
cite coal operators and the United
Mine Workers of America profess, to-
night, unyielding adherence to their
respective attitudes concerning the
miners demands "The situation looks
very blue and the indications point to
a strike" said President John p.
White of the miners The operators
say positively that they will make no
concessions.
With the formal rejection of the
miners demands and the counter
proposal that the present agreement.
which expires, March 81. be continued
for three years, the operators COM
mittee of 10 adjourned, this afternoon,
until Friday noon. Adjournment was
taken upon request of the miners of
ticials. who viii meet in the meantime,
to consider the operators reply and
to plan their procedure. This, it is ex-
pectea, will be announced at the joint
meeting of miners and the operators
committee, Friday.
4 can say this much,' President
White said this afternoon, I'VE will
not make any modification of our de-
mands. Beyond that, l cannot tell
what will happen"
The operators reply. made public
during the afternoon, is "a document
of approximately $500 words. 1t deals
with the demands seriatim. The find
ing by the anthracite coal committee
appointed by President Roosevelt, ir
| 1902, is quoted against recognition o.
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, March 13.-The eastern
storm is passing into New Brunswick
and the weather has generally cleared
in the East, except in New England.
Heavy rains fell in New England and
the Middle Atlantic states. Tempera-
lures have fallen in the East and as
4 rule they are below the seasonal
average A storm. the center of which
now overlies New Mexico, will move
eastward and there will be general
SHOWS and rains. extending probably
during, Friday night, into the Atlantic
states The weather will be fair,
Thursday, in the Atlantic states.
Temperature changes will not be de-
cided. The winds along the New Eng
land coast will be moderate west; Mid
die Atlantic coast, light to moderate
variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
BROKEN RAIL bitches
TWENTIETH CENTURY.
Thirteen Injured, Some Seriously Bu1
None Fatally Marvellous Escapes
From Cars Immersed in the Icy
Waters Of Hudson River.

accident, and rushed as quickly as posi-
Bile to New York City.
The train was running in two sections,
the second but 10 minutes behind the
first. This train was booming along
swiftly toward the scene where the
broken rail which had wrecked the first
section and a roadbed torn up for SEQ
yards or so. where the derailed cars had
bumped over the ties. had set danger
Gus trap for it.
Frank Lee, conductor of the wrecker
train, stepped into the breach here and
saved a second possible disaster. Lee,
who lives in Buffalo, was standing on
the rear of the observation car when the
wreck occurred and was pinned under
meath some seats His head was badly
cut and he was otherwise bruised. He
managed to extricate himself, and,
bleeding, ran back to flag the second
section.
New York Central officials and passen-
gers who knew of the conductors act
praised it warmly, tonight. Without
seeking to disparage the conductors
brave and heady work, however, the
officials We're inclined to think that the
block signals, fortunately, worked au-
tomaticaly, stopping the second section
about half mile above the scene of the
disaster, from which point the train ap-
preached the wreck slowly.
Many of the passengers on the train
had thrilling stories to tell. 1T was
the worst wreck | ever saw and the
escape of the passengers was mar
velous, said J. j. Burnett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
ENGLISH COAL STRIKE SET
Element YET UNCERTAIN,
Joint Conference, Wednesday, Is Adjourn
ed to Thursday, to Consider Propos=
als==The German Coal Strike
Situation Is Serious.

relief, and in all the mining towns
there viii be need for assistance I'M
less a settlement is quickly reached.
The men on the railroads and those
connected with other industries are
now being discharged daily by hun
dreds, the notices to quit which were
given them when the coal strike be-
gan now expiring. 1t is stated on the
authority of member of the cabinet
that should the negotiations between
the miners and the mine owners be
continued on the lines that were open
ed yesterday, a settlement of the in
dustrial war should be reached, today.
Even then some days would pass be
fore work could be fully resumed and
several weeks before the trade of tn,
country could be restored to it's normal
condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
OVER 1000 ARABS KILLED
In Tuesdays Battle, Is Claim of thu
Italians.

Benghazi, Tripolitania, March 49,
More than 1000 Arabs were killed and
another thousand wounded, according
to italian advices in the course of one
OF the stiffest encounters of the war
when the Italians, yesterday, stormed
and occupied two GASES situated to the
northeast of Fojat, which We're
strongly entrenched and held by a
large force of Arabs
The Arabs defended their positions
with the utmost bravery but were
finally routed by the Italian troops al
the point of the bayonet Over 40t
Arab corpses We're left on the battle
field and the Italian officers report
that an enormous number We're car
ried off by the retreating enemy.
The loss of the Italian troops i:
Continued on Page Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
ExpressMessengerTrues
dale Hero Of the Hour.
Kills Two Robbers in Train
HoIdup in Texas,
Though Covered by RlfIe..Quick Ac.
tlon Saves the Train.

San Antonio. Tex, March 13.-An
express messenger named David A.
Truesdale baked the robbery of a
Southern Pacific train near Sanderson,
today, when he trapped two highway
men who had held up the train, and
killed them.
The robbers boarded the train, No.
3, westbound, a few miles east OF
Sanderson. The mail and express cars
and the locomotive We're detached from
the passenger coaches Then the en-
gineer, under cover of the robbers
guns, was compelled to run the two
or three coaches ahead of the remand
er of the train. One of the robbers
took the express messenger, Truesdah
back to the train and kept him under
guard. while the other robber covered
the crew in the ears ahead, and start
ed to rifle the safe and express boxes.
Truesdale is said to have employed
the old ruse of signalling to an imagi-
nary person back of his captor. When
the robber turned, Truesdale grasped
a mallet and before the highwayman
could shoot dashed out his brains.
Then arming himself with the dead
robbers gun, Truesdale waited for the
return of the other bandit After he
had riHed the express boxes the second
man returned to the coaches. Stepping
from cover Truesdale killed him. All
of the stolen property was returned
and the train proceeded.
Truesdale is a young man. recently
promoted to the express run. He lives
in San Antonio.
The bodies of the robbers were nut
into baggage car and the train pro-
ceeied
The bandits boarded the express at
Dryden, soon after midnight. SWING
ing onto the engine, they covered the
driver Grosh, with guns and ordered
him TO proceed until they told him to
stop. Ten miles west of Dryden they
gave the signal for a halt The con-
ductor of the express, alarmed by the
frequent stops, sent a Negro porter
ahead to inquire about the trouble
The Negro vas promptly covered with
rifle. Then. the conductor erept up
to the engine. Immediately he took in
the situation Before the robbers could
fire upon him he FASTENED back and
down the track. Walking several
miles, he stopped freight train and
gave the alarm over the wires to San
derson.
Meanwhile the robbers were putting
their plans for ransacking the express
and mail cars into execution.
Tonight, the sheriff at Terrell coun-
ty is searching for third member
Of the band. supposed to have been
posted near the holdup scene with
horses.
: Near the point where the train was
stopped tracks of horses were found
leading to the border 1t is presumed
the robbers. had they succeeded,
would have made for Mexico.
The bodies of the bandits have not
been identified. They are Americans,
Whatever the robbers took from the
mail car was recovered Nothing was
removed from the express car.
The passengers were not alarmed
They knew nothing of the holdup un-
til after both robbers had been killed
Truesdale is native of Tennessee.
He came to San Antonio, several years
ago. and until a few weeks ago, was
employed in the offices of the Wells
Fargo Co. here. He is 80 years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
Missing University Student
DisC|Oses Whereabouts.
Is Now Living in New York,
And Happily Married.
Mrs. Roberts, Nee Tansoni, Gives
Explanation Of Her Romance.

Shelhurne Falls, Mass, March 13.-
The strange disappearance of Miss
Frances Tansom of Buekland, a stu
dent, from Boston University, eight
years ago, has been explained and
greatly to the surprise of many of her
friends and relatives it develops that
the young woman is not only alive, but
married.
For the first time since she depart
ed from Boston,, the former auckland
girl. who is, now Mrs. w. A. Roberts
of 1874 Eightieth street, New York, has
just communicated with relatives, tell
ing CT the circumstances under when
she disappeared and giving an out
line of her career since.
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14

A conference of the Baptist and Free
Baptist ministers of the county was
held at Bangor. Monday, Rev. George
c. Sauer presiding. The principal ad-
dresses We're by Rev. r. A. Snow of
Old Town and Mr.. Sauer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
THE WEATHER,
FAIR AND COLDER.

Washington, March 13.-F'oreeast for
New England: Fair, Thursday. colder
in Maine, Friday. increasing cloudi-
ness; diminishing northwest winds.
becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14
Boston Forecas st.

Boston, March 13.-F'orecast Thurs
day. fair and colder. Friday. increas-
ing cloudiness; probably followed by
rain or snow during the afternoon or
night brisk northwest to west winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-14

italian report. were repulsed after five
hours of fighting. The Italian loss was
given as - killed and 73 wounded. The
battle reported by the Italians, today,
to the northeast of Fojet, was evil
IDENTIFY new fight
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
900 amcrifaniidlc 5nfauterieiOISat,s
iuerSen Sum SrieasOirHite nadl
ebina eiuacidifft.
y hrserfriss Hi6t fera
Die &epnbIitaner nnS Die aaiierli
den oerAarreu burtnddig auf
i6rsn isOrOerunscn,
Die sSaffenrabe?
ggai6inaton. 8. San.

ssni6ington, 8. Sau
@ieoerum meroen aluerifaniih,
1rllppen nah China transported
meroen mo. iuie ppr ltnaefdar sp6H
Subren. iueroen tie eiuen Eel oes
internotionaleu Sdueoetacbements
biloen. SSu adt OOer uem 8ageu
merOeu 500 8uuoesinianteriiten in
Dem tleiueE dineiildlen Saieu
Eihiualpangtau ans ganh geies;
iuerOerl. gtadl elmer reiiIiheu lleber.
Ieglmg. Oh cine Grnppenlanoung nit
9erildlid)tiaina Ser poIitiiden Gage
IN China rotinm lei. mur0e Der Be
ihluB aefnBt. INTO ole 9efeble ailsge-
aebeu.
gtadrid)ten. Die beltte I'M Staats.
oepartenient eiulanlten. uno Die elne
baloiae Grneueruma oeS 8aiienitiIl.
itanOeS spiihen oen RepoIntiondren
mo oen aaiierIihen meloeten. nur.
Sen nit 5reuneu begriiRt penn man
audi ndbt boiit. onB cine gSafIenriIbe
moglih iei obne Die porberaeanuge.
ne 5eilung Gbiuus in ein norollhes
RoiierteidD mo in cine iiiOlidle Re'
publif.
sSuanihifai Der faiierIine 9re.
mier mo Or. 8utinafaug, Der Ole
Gepublif in Shonahai pertritt. habeu
elm stbfommen aetrotiel thre beioer-
ieitiaen Gruppeufomalan0auten ans
sumeien, oie 6einoiyliBfeiten na1
Sem i5. eyauuar nidt 5n begIrnen
pem lie nibt beionocre Anpeilun.
aen biersu erhaIten DleleS slbtonl-
men lit nit elmer Grueuerun8 oeS
Observation-Disclosures glrihbeoeiiteno,
ooer bod, ein Geriprenen Der stube
mo 6es SSrieoens. bis cine Starter lth
aebiibreno fart Iiiblt. Die nnoere nit
Griula Az bef1mpieu Seoe Der bel'
Oeu Rarteief bofit oab i'm Sante Der
9eit Sic 05el0mittel uno Die Wt0er.
Itonosfahiafeit DeS @egnerS elm en.
81 Neid,en iperocn. ssn Der 3mi-
Tdleliseit meroen oie BerhdltnliIe N
mehreret qroinBen unertrdgiih.
eSualIdifai beitebt fnrtnadia duf
ieiner aripriingIiden Toroerilna, Dab
Sie fiinftiae @eriaiirng @binas pon
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING entithie.
ben meroen ioa. ole iid) aus @ertre.
tern aller 9r0riii5ea inO Diitrifte 81.
ianmenIebt. mlo oeren SiB fih in
Iefing befinoeu ioa. Eie 9iepllbIi'
tnner perhorren ebenio entidieoeH
ouf oen BON ibnen 9efaBten 9elhliii'
lem, uno feline Der beioen Barteier
fomnlt Der onoeren aud nur I'm
SaareSbreite entgegen. Dab BEL et
ncr oerartieen 3ldpieimg Der Der
b1Itniiie auaemeine llnruben uni
bIutiaer giirgerfricg nidlt Iauge alt
iidl lperoen iparten laiien, lit ieIbit
peritdnolidl.
ltnaeadltet Der @1ifenrilbe befiR
ben iih Die f1iierIifen 3rippen alt
Dem Wtarid)e uno ndberu iidb itiino
IidD Der Sta6t Souai
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14

8Gren bic @eban0e in Der nnIilit.
teIboren 9tadbarifoit nid)t ucn feu.
eriiherer aonItruftion eerpeien, bit.
te 3lDeifellos elm llmiidereiien Der
6lammen rid)t eebmoert n)eroen
fonnen, uno ein GROCER Eeil Der I'm.
teren Stoot mare eingedid)err NOR
Den.
Sran Sarrinlnu tpuroe telepho.
Mid Oeritdnbigt. Dab Elm GROCER Eel
Der Originate Der Giienbobnberihte
Elm Spfer Der 6Iammen iuur6e, unb
OaB Die Selbithiograpbie Snrrimans
unrettbar nerloren lei.
iSrnm Sarriinan fragte:: sit tuirt.
lid feline 0eoeIibfeii elmer 3ettitng
norDanocn2"
Der Seil oes @ebauoes, in benz
lih bic gItten 6eiinoen, 1T einge.
itiir5t". mar bic. gIntfport.
uGenn 1Hiiiien mir @ott Danfen@,
erlpioerte sSran 3arrimnn, y6aB sic
eiienbobnen nid3t Elm Spfer Ser
;Slnnmen Dnroen."
9teip Dorf. 9. sssanuar.
Gines Der sr0Bten 9runounalEdc
in Der 8eihif)te Der Staot eerignete
iid beute friib 6 ll6r I'M g9aa Ctr.
2iltrift. Gus equitable @ebiiuOe,
pelhes ben eaa5en 9lod 3uiihen
9roaoiuap, eeoag, 9saIiau nn0 gine
Str. einniulntt. tpur6e Elm 4uub Der
6lammen. Millionen @erte jino 3u
aife eauoroen un0 cine gan5e 2In.
Sabl Menid1en nluBten bel benz fiird].
terlihen gran0e ibr 2ebeu Iaiien.
Cine genaue Statiitif lit 3lir Sfun.
De unmoglidJ, nenn Die Jlanlmea iin0
nod niflt geloidt. Gos Jeuer brat
im Safe sSaparil, tpeIdjes 0ds 8die.
Hlent oes t9ebanoeS eiitninlnlt, aus.
Die slngeitelten Der Slide periud,ten
oas 5ener su loihen, aber idjon itia.
gen Die tSeuerinulen 0urdl Die Auf.
sugihadte in bic 90be uno enttpideI.
ten iit NIT 9iisesihHelIe mad auen
Seiten. I'm 6 ll6r uur0en bier
tSeuera!arIHe ausgege6eu: IA itdnoen
ihon orei Stodmerte, S., 8 una TO-,
Iin 5IamnisR. uno nnr NIT Der ar0B.
ten gnitrengnHa aeIang Is, iel6it
inter oem befannten gs6od)6rud
oas 6euef gu erreiheH. ghfn ioIgte
Hlarm aaii aIarfn, uno bon allen
Seiten riidien Die Qoidlmonninaften
lfr1n. 10 oaB iie iit idlieBIih irlbit
Fat 8ege itan0en Iie it10tiid,en
iseuerihiffe legten iih an Die naheas.
leseHeu Giers uno iiberidgiittqten oas
straBsnsepiert nit ibreR qgaIier.
idnIen.
Sden I'M s llhr gIih 0as qanse
'uHeebenre @eb0uoe elmer almnnlen.
aarbe. bic ben geqeniiberTieaeuoen
5inge-turr1 tcaesbea erIeuttete, uno
alf 20 NeiIen entferuuHa iihfbar
uar Dit flrhtbaren 5ftnieriafei.
ter hotts man BEL Ser gnae bee
5traBeH ui .aHnpfen. nm Feiten ssnB
aIs auseanaspnrtt Fiir Sie gsfdHl.
ofaHg oes syeuers 81 faiien. un0 nm
l8-45 mar eiu itdHoiges ausbre;ten
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
sdlIeOsaeridlt.

@aibingion. .. s., 10. s5afnar.
Die internntionaIe, gemeiniome
aommtIiion onrd gertrag Stpilhen
Den gerenii9ten Gtaoten iu1D gfg.
Lamb ius 2ebeH 9erltfen un0 NIT Der
ssuriSoittion, aIle Gtreitfragen 5n,i.
Ihen Den Der. Stoaten uuo aana6a
81 bebanoeIn bat lid beute bier for.
mea organiiiert. sSomes u. 5aruuep
pon Der amerlfnniiden Geftion, belt
cine QnIprohe, In lpeldjer er Der stns
iidt gIus0rnd pertieb, oaB ourd) oie
gnsleeuna Der MadltpoIlfommenbeit
mo oie BiIidjten Der aotniHiilion,
iotpie bic i5nbigfeit Der giitalieoer,
iih BON ben peri0nIihen 9eBiebungcn
3u ibren Regiernngen 81 eman3ipie.
rem Der erf0lg e0er 5eblid)faa alb.
bifg. m
Die g1itgIie6er beiuhten 0ann Er1.
fi6ent 9oft, ben enqIiifen @otihaiter
grnee un0 StantsiefretGr stnpr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14
@ertpapisrs, Orrsu @srs ami gilIiO.
nsn seidDdpt iuirO, Iisscu inter ben
sisineu pes nGauitabIt- besrabsu.
so @iIIionsa asrsttst
Zen rsidbitsn 5amiIisn Ses sauSes
1T Der Satritt 5A ibrsn sGasen
periuebst.
SoriidltsmahrstIa.
Rem gors. 10. San.


Ssertpapiere I'M Betrage pcn mebr
ols 5O.0O0,OO0 Gol0rs wur0en
beutp ans einem Der fieneren Ban.
3ergemolbe Oes am Gignltaa nieOer.
aebr0nnten @ebou0es 0er .ganitoble
2iie sllh,tanee Soeietps IN cider.
belt eebroht. Gs miro aber cine ge.
rauIue 3elt in glriprget ue6meu. Be.
Dor Sic rnlflos nrbeitet0en 5euer.
luehrlellte lib einen 2Dee gu eeA alss-
ge0ebnten Han3erge,DoIbsU sebabnt
baben peroen. ole Der Mercantile
SAFE Gepolif GoHpallg~ geborsn
luO Die luebr ais eine Billion Col.
lars IN Staats- uno 8ertpapiercn
entbaIten. llnteriudurlgeR. Die beute
uorgeromutcn unroen, Seisteu, 0aB
Die 9on3erseip0lbe feineu ShaOen
erIitten babeu, un0 oaB oeln5uiolge
Die 8etiaherI Die tie eiliblieBen,
nollfommen iulperiehrt iinO.
Spe5ialmddlter hiIoea eine1 itar.
Ten Siherbeitsforoon. Der 0ie Rliinen
81
oes @e5Guoes uolltoalmen uuidlieBt
uno allen ilnbehigten ben @iutritt
uerlpeigert.
SobaIo 0ie Hettungsarbeiteu To-
melt aeOieben maren. oaB an elm 8e.
treten Der fleinen 4ouBeraaUolbe ge.
oaht lperoen fcnntet entiulote Die
,@anfers Gridt GoHtpnnp" fiini3ig
9lngeitelIte nndl oeln @ranObmrplae,
Inn Die 4alietten Der 8onseraeip6Ibe
8u Ieeren unO Den ssnbolt mad ben
@eihaitsrdnmen Der aoHlponie 5u
bringen. Die ,.@anfers Eruit Co."
lift Gigentiimerin Der yglercantiIe
SAFE Gepoiit 60. Gine aenoEe GIN
aobe, mte bod Der gB&rt Der in Den
nod niht dmgdnsIid,en 4ogergewol-
Ben entbaIteHen Wertpopiere ieiu
mag lit niht nl0aiid. Sa iih Oie
j gMereautiIe Safe 1epoiit So. mei-
gert, 8eeridte bierilber 81 ceroiient.
Iid)eu Die 9treftion Ser ssanserge.
noble beboirptet, feine Mhnang su
bobenb mas IN ben oon ibren aunOeu
getnieteten 8oiietfen oufbeipobrtniro.
@iner oberfldhIihen Sd,ahuns 8u.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14

Der Waereantile SAFE Depoiit So. se.
tangen mar; man glaubte, oaB er
Der 8rdiioent oieier 9eielihoft mar.
Der bin3ueeeiIt mar. Inn Die @ert.
papiere 5u retten. @6brero ole Gold.
mannidaften aIles anfboten, nm i'm
3u retten, ipuroen ibm Die 5terbe.
iaframente iiberreiht. &ilisfeuer.
mebrhef Willinnl @aIlb un0 iiini iei.
ner Seute mnroeu ourd oas @inltiir.
sen oes sSuBbooens elmer Der oberen
@togen iiberraiht. Die W9onnifai.
ten fonnten ein fSeniter erreiben uno
tpuroen ourh gfettlngsieineu beireit,
nts iie fih ober ra6 i)ren gbef nm.
iaben, mar er perihpunoen. Batter
WetSean Der Dem i'm @eip0fbe elm.
geid)loiieuen Name Die Iette Oelung
reidte, muroe i'm GuBeriteu glugen.
bid BON 2oid)ruannifafien bon ben
einitiirsenoen g91noen fortgeriiien.
lin @ottes gSiaen, Batter, neblnt
Mid mitl" iuar oas Iebte, mas man
bon oeu Ginaeidlolienen borte.
slud] Teile Der Brooflpner sSeuer.
iuebr Ieiifeten eltergiid @eiItan0
Gas gan5e @eid)dftsleben in Dem
iSinansDiertel itodfe fir Stunoen.
5anienoe pom AngeItenten lpuroen
BON Der 4oli5ei 3uriidgebalten uno
Der gan5e gertebr in ben umIiegeu.
ben StraBen mar gebeinint.
'5p1ter fraf Der 8eridlt elm, DAB
iib nod bret Nnnn i'm @en0lbe Der
5afe Depoiit SO. befdnoen, in mel.
dem idJon EN- Rann fem 2eben Der.
loren bate, Tan fonnte iie ober niht
erreiden. 0rei @ngeitellte iprangen
aus ben sSeniteru Der otitten Gtoge
uito fuuroen i6sper oerIeet ms 6olpi.
tai geihafft.
Spater. Biaiam @ibIin, graiioent
Der MercnntiIe Depoiit 60. mur5e
ioeben aus benz @eiuoIbe befreit. Gr
Iebt nod, 1T ober id)ner nerleet
lSeterd)ef g8nlib eaIegen lit nod
fliG9t gefnnoen fpcr6en.
Gle ar6Bte anfmerfianafeit ri6.et
iih iebt natiirlif auf bic in 6emI
6rennenheH @ebdnte itehen0en5ifer.
beitsj6rdnfe. 1ieieIben ioQen ia
ieiierirf fein uao man aIoubt nidt,
0dB ibr eSnbaIt berloren 1T. Soafe
6ieg nber sDi6er Grparten Der snII
iein. sDare Elm 9erInit BON bunoerteu
0on giiaionen an 5erseihnen.
Rap gorf. 3. ssanuor.
9rGii6ent 9an BON Der eauitable@
9eriiferuHgsgeieaidaft gibt foIaen.
oes Statement berans
Ger 9r0n0 uuierer eiouptqe.
ihGitsranne, 100 groa0iuap. miro
MIR poriibergebeno Si6runaen in Der
Sauobobung oes geidaits bstDfrfen
&ertpapiere un0 GofHinenfe fino I'M
Sid1erbeitsgetpoIben unlerae6raht,
oie iid in Cronung beiin6ca. Ger
5aubt6eifan6 Ger guros .une Der
ZofuHiente fuurbe Dor einiger Belt
mad oern neuen @ebduoe 0er @eieu.
Idaft. on Der albang Strnbe 2, ge.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-01-14

oesiel6en 81 fonftatieren: oIIemoller.
tiirme ertpieien lid oIs 81 fur5, nm
Die 6Ianlmen 81 erreihen, uHo no es
gIiifte. bate Der 9rud ieine araft
berioren. I'm 6 llhr 80 erfl1rten Die
Spiben 0es sSeuereepartenients, baB
nit ben sroBten 2Initrenaungen Der
giininumoerluit ollf $1,000, 900 su
be3iffern fein niiffte. lin z llbr fiel
Oas 0ofJ oes @ebdnoes Elm. ltno Die
20idm1dnnIhaften ip0n0ten lire gluf.
inerfiarnfelt ben 9iad,baraeb1noen
5n 3ur ielten Stunoe berihtete
ole 9oIi3ei bon elnen ntutmoBlihen
8erluite non aht ReuidenlebeH.
9rei @adnuer ipranaen bon oem
einitiirsennen Tad in bic geSnr ctr.
uno tpur0er olif Der Steile get0tei.
Gie pnren @ifter 6es @eb1nses Die
NIT fleroiiher Initrenqit1g ore sSadm-
men nit ihren fIeineu S1noI6idl-
nuparaten bef1npFt haften mo
Sdritt fir Ghritt 1nf ods Dad, gu.
rid qe6rangt Dur6en. 9IIs bieies su
tuonfen begnrrt inh man bic orei
Mdnner einen augerbIid nieoer-
fnien, Die Sdri0e gum GififtieI er.
heben, uno ifd1 bain m Die Eieie ftiir.
sen GetunoeH ipdter ipdren ite
9eifen.
Trei treItere 9eihen, 6ie man aid
fir ioldF BON Maf,tIeuten Bllt. iinb
bon ouBen in eiHefl gnIementrainn
ben1erfbcr 90 geipaItig nor bic
Site, baB bie iduueren glode Ser
granitnauern iif pom QIabe be.
iueaten un5 oaf bic 5traBe itiirsten
hierourh cine neue @efaHr fir goid,-
ntannihaften upo Boii3ei id1affen6
Sseaeruehrd,ef aenibn muBte feline.
9ennnidaFteH bon ge0ar aa0 9ins
ctr. suradritfen
Der sSnbali oes groben Be5dmSes
muB ais EotdloerltIit oT1gefsben mer.
Sen, nto Elm groBer 1eiI oefIelbefl
III unerieebar. 0id)t unr Bic gu.
rog Der ggaitoble maren in BEN
gebduoe untergebrddt. ion0ern nufI
Die goHtore Der Sarrinlon-e eiienbah.
men. bic geIhdftsrditn1e bon auquit
Belmont g. 60, Der gserrontile
5afa Lepoiit 90 II. I 10.
I'm s libr gefoa5rtga sseueypehr.
leate esneH Jlaan, Der TN 1ssp5Ise