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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-29
Obituary..
MRS. FRED GROTH

Relatives and friends were saddened
early Wednesday evening upon receiv-
ing news of the death of Mrs. Fred
Groth. She had been in usual health
up to Tuesday, when she laid by from
work and remained home. Death came
Wednesday afternoon, March II, 1912,
at half past five at her home in the
third ward, and was the result of
vesual congestion. Mrs. Groth has
been resident of this city for num-
Der of years, is member of the Ger
man Lutheran church and has a wide
circle Of friends who deeply mourn her
untimely death. She leaves to mourn
their loss husband, one daughter, a
mother, Mrs. Carl Maves, four broth
ers, Robert, William, Fred and Otto
Maves. Funeral services conducted by
Rev. Spilman will be held from st.
Johns German Lutheran church on
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 and interment
will be made in Fassett cemetery. The
community in general deeply sympa-
thize with the family and relatives in
their sad bereavement.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-29
Hnrsemen Meet.

Horsemen of Rock county, Wis, met
in the Caledonian society room in James
vile, Saturday afternoon, March g.,
1912, and effected the permanent or
ganization of the Rock County Horse
Breeders club, started last November.
G. W. Maxworthy, Beloit, was contin-
ued president and Gordon E. Randall,
Evansville, as secretary treasurer, and
George Woodruff and James Caldwell
of GAINESVILLE and Alex Mclean of Ava
lon were elected members of the ex-
ecutive committee. A vice president
was chosen in each township Of the
county.
DIR. A. S. Alexander of Madison adj
dressed the meeting and discussed bet
ter methods of horse breeding, benefits
of organization and the service fee
question. The members present, rep
resenting large number of public SER
vice stations, By vote decided to aban-
don the plan of guaranteeing live foals
and agreed in future to collect one
third of the service fee at the begin
ming of the season.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-29
Another Warehouse for Edgerton.

Mr.. c.. Fl. Eimerbrink, factory repre-
sentative for Otto Eisenlohr & Bros,
Philadelphia cigar manufacturers, has
been in town this week to arrange for
additional warehouse facilities in the
state The plan, we are informed is to
erect large tobacco warehouse on a
lot owned by this firm just south of the
Hedddles lumber yard. The matter
has been held up for year or more
until satisfactory arrangements could
be made with the railroad company for
side tracks leading to the property.
The design is to build two-story and
basement brick building, 25Ox60 feet,
with leanto sorting room of ample
size, having storage for at least 10000
cases. The firm are operating ware
houses at Deerfield and Stoughton as
we'll as this market the present season,
but desire to have their business CEN
tralized at one point. Mr.. Eimerbrink'
mission is to employ an architect to
prepare plans and specifications and
have contracts let for the new struc-
ture complete by the opening of the
next season. T. A. Ellingson, the state
representative of the firm, will then
see that the details are carried out. 1t
should be gratifying to our readers to
learn that Edgerton is to be given an
other modern tobacco warehouse.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-29
Twenty-Five Years Ago.

Geo. B. Leonard returns after a win
ter's stay in Florida.
John S. Coon has purchased the Will
son residence on Rollin street.
A case of leprosy was discovered in
the town of Pleasant Springs.
Robert Attlesey Sr., resident of
Edgerton since 1853, died at the home
OF his son, aged SO years.
The total disbursements of the city
for the year past, according to the
financial statement, were $13, 848. 49,
Henry Olson and Emma Johnson
were married at the residence of H. o.
Lindvedt by Rev. Geo. Wildermuth.
Jimmy Collins has begun a system of
training at Beloit for an all-around ath-
lete and has booked engagements for
wrestling matches and running races.
Friday, April 2, 1887.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-29
CARL HOAKINSON.

The funeral of Carl Hoakinson, who
died at his home in Dunkirk on the 21st
inst, was held at the Norwegian Luth-
eran church Sunday afternoon, con-
Quoted by Rev. J. Linnevold. The de-
came here with his family seven years
ago. He was 62 years of age and the
cause of his death is attributed to heart
trouble. He is survived by his wife,
one some and three daughters.
The interment took place in the Jen-
son cemetery.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-29
How Schools May Secure BIuebooks.

The Wisconsin Bluebook is no longer
distributed to schools by county super
intendents. According to a provision
of law now in force, a school which de-
sires Bluebook is to make application
to the superintendent of public prop
erty, Madison.
A blank form of application will be
sent which is to be filled out by the
clerk of the school district and return
ed to the superintendent of public prop
erty, who will then send a Bluebook
free Of charge. The Bluebooks of 1911
are now being distributed, and teachers
and school officers should see to getting
one at once.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-29
ERNEST DALLMAN

Ernest Dallman died at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Albert Dallman on
Wednesday night after brief illness,
aged about 80 years. Until about ten
days ago the young man had been en-
ployed on the farm of John Bates in
Porter for several years. No arrange
ments for the funeral have yet been
made.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-29
MRS. ANN SAUNDERS

Mrs. Ann Saunders, widow of the
late Cap. O. P. Saunders, died at her
home in Albion, near Lake Koshko-
nong, on Sunday last aged 81 years.
Some four months ago she fell and
fractured her hip and has been a help
less invalid since. Funeral services
were held from her late home Tuesday
afternoon. A more extended obituary
of this estimable lady will be given
next week.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-29
Tobacco Notes

Andrew Mcintosh has been in Michi-
gan looking after business interests
during the week.
Mr.. L. We'll, the we'll Known New
York tobacco dealer, is in the state
looking after packing interests.
The Greene Tobacco Co. of GAINESVILLE
received a large amount of leaf from
growers at this station Wednesday and
the P. Lorillard Co. held another big
receiving day here Thursday.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-03-29
Married.
THRONSON- HANNEM

A largely attended wedding took
place at the home of the brides par
ents east of Rockdale, Wednesday af-
noon, March 9th, at 3 o'clock, when
Rev. Krostu united in marriage Mr..
Alfred Thronson and Miss Selma Teo-
line Hannem. A very large reception
followed the ceremony. The young
couple will reside on the Thomas Thron-
son homestead in the town of Albion.
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4ubc uad1 Scm stnrm in Snoapcit,
9uoapeit, 20. WPai.

SuOApbli ~ So GNAts
Rad ben blutioen Shrefeusereigs
niiieu Der leetsn Gage. peI6e ale 9reIle
Der 8epDlferung in empfinoIibe Witleis
oenihoft sejOsen baben. berribt uoll'
itdnoi9e 8ube in Der Sauptltaot. Die
8eb6roen baben enoib Die Situation
bemeiltert.
Die 2Irbeit, pel6e infoIse Der Ero'
tlamation Der iOjiaIiitilben Union, als
&rpteit 9e9en Die @abI oes gsablreform'
@e9ners @raien 2is5a gum Yrdlioen'
ten oes 9IbaeOroneten6auies, ein9eiteIt
mar, lit allsemeln pieoeruuisenpmnen
pproen. IS miro poroerbano feln
Mieoeraufleben Der llnruben mebr ers
martet. Smmsrbin peroen Die 6dupt'
ltrdBeu Der Staot uno Die 6abritmltteIs
puntte nod lhari bemabt.
9ie Spuren Der un9eSdbIten @r ,elie
perOen iih aui lan9e 3eu nibt uer'
miiden laiien. Die GelanlmtSabl Der
@ermunoeten bat iih jest ieititellen
loiien. Die 3iiier lit bis aui 236
eeitieeen. @egen 6, HaoeIsiiibrer Der
3umulte, Die in @emabriam ubseiubrt
murOen. limb 9eri6tIi6e 9lntIa9en er'
bobeu porben.
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QUnnoncr Grllueridlule.

Die Qonooner Ereiie briu9t acgen.
martig lange ArtItal ilber be pom
@rdfid)aitsrat in Auolidt genom.
meme SduIe iiir eHJIIldle ScIIHer
Vatrlotlihe GnJlanber bdbeH leIt
Sabren aui Die iiir tie ihmer3Idc
griheimtng blugGpleien. Dab >te
aeAner Scr Sotel5, 9oarOin8bduier
uno Reitauront9 IN Den eH8ltlhtn
St1oien nit peridpuiuoeuoen au5.
nabmen auslauoer iln0. lie perid)le.
6sniten Briin0e bleriiir BAT man an.
aegeben 2m nielitCn ian0 mobl Ger
AHfIong. Dab ole dusIanoIldeu SELL
uer iib ,u 4obnen anbleien fur Die
Elm Grglanoer nidt arbeiten f0nne.
Gber es ianoeu nd 6ot idor immer
Verionen. Die IS bepuei'eIten, olb
gnsIan0er iemals cute AeIlner iein
fonnten. Zen 9ulIan0ern ieblt III
Gurdyibnitt Die 8e4mu0tbelt, SIe
S0ilidfeit uno 0aS SpratiaIent. III.
aeniha'teu. oie ilir oeu gerui elues
Geuner5 Die erite 0orbcolngung nRo
Qoneben aud bic (9eoul0 Laiur bat
Der GndIanoer aber and eiuen lciUi'.
fen borniertcn 1icl3 Der lbm auc
perionlId1en Iieuite ais ieiaer IN.
ipiiroig eriteiuen idbt Iurt ole
8rin0un9 ser 5hule nil 0et (8rdi'
ihaftsrQt pon 2onoou nun heueiicn
6aB oot nod Rlum iur eu5Ii'te
aelrer porbaH6en III. menn oleie
MIR rittig ous9e5ii6et merSen @enn
man ben aus'i,5ruHasu ocs oEoip
1eIearaob" (5iaubeu idcuten bari
briht oauil e.ue neue 2iera beraa
su 10 lliibeu5er Iarben It BE Cr.
ganiia.ion Ger Hellu1rihu,e beihrie.
ben. Ile Scte bat a5er oot eluen
gar3 aepalilJ,a 5dien Gs 1T bls5er
ndrlid nur Elm Shuier oorhanoen
ser ily 0en llrterrtt bejchIer nil
1lr bie alsgeidrebenen iSreipiiee
III ebcni0as stiu Heiuerber Der 0le
oorqeihrleberen Ne0lnsun8en crfGl.
len f5nntc. eritlener llnS mas oas
Ihlimmite II lroe SnierlerenS IN
eu1liiten 0su.i4eH uua iran30iti Zen
gldtcrn set man 5isher nod 8aT tel.
ueu H5trer iin5en ioHncu
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Serien Sim, q. G.. 2S. Wa
Surh bic ,Slutb nbgcidnittcn.
glelp ArIeans. "a. q. Mlal

9lus Sena. 9n.. ipnroe selneIoet, oaB
Bort $50 g9eibe uuo $50 gteger curh
6o6maiier nb9si6nitten iino oaB nur
l20 3elte sur %eriii9uns iino, uuo pleIe
Yerionen oaher in oropiiorliheu 0ut'
ten uon iehr tnappsn RatjOuen Iebsn.
6iIie ioa 10 ihnell aIs mosut uon Rem
Orleans abgeittt iperosn.
5e9eu 800 dluhtlin8s peroen cat
9ienitag oas aonseutrniions.aa,r 81
Boton Ruuqe perlaiisu. 400 ulh Der
Reo 6luer @e9sno. nm ijh nsus
g2oanitatien su iuheu. uno oer Ret
nah Norgar3n aui lbrt alteu 5ar'
mlu. Sei 6nmflio ii.i8t oas @oiier
INNER nod un0 rittsi bsoeutsnosn
Shdoen an.
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llrutltt pfpeI6fn.
&OOiturlt al6 in New ScrIeD
iiesrei6.
Gines GpclonS @iitben IN
StlabOma.
Gum StnBe Der gluslGnoer
IN Guba.
Gin 9anbi6winbel in Gall
fOrnien alfgeOedt.
Sie 6lcttsu=%Orlage pailirt.
Gin mtner HraiiOrnt Der 0reat
NOrtbrrn.
SpiBbuben ais Gbanffalre in
giew gOrf.
Hnbe nn6 bem Stnrnl in
SnDapelt.
Slii6tliuge ans Mcrito i'll
San 2itgO.
Slii6tliuge ans McritO i'll
Sm 2ilgO.
SsoOicuclt Iicst aud, In sctp Seriep /!

Npptcpclt nc9t anu IN Neiu JerleD !.
9temarf. q. s.. 30. Mai.
Gul. &ppieuelt bat am 9ienitas in
91em Seriep in Der TcrluabI filr Die
Observation-Disclosures mpbI ben
9rObten Sie9 ieit 8ssinn ieiner aams
paone errungen. 9lah ben nod ntdt
gans politdnoisen 8eri9ten aus allen
YreSintten oes Stnates iheint 6OOle'
pelt in allen 9iitrittsn geiiest uno ii6
au6 Die pier 9eleeatensntslar9e erobert
su bnben. iooaB bpdltiuabri6einIi6 alle
2S &c esnten gteio Serieps aui ben rep.
NatiOnaltpnpent nit Der SnitrutliOn
eei6idt peroen. fir leine domination
su ltimmen.
@ouuerneur gSiliOn 9eirdnn in iets
nem eissnen Stunt seseu Die itarte Sp'
petition uno i6eint iidb "a pon ben 28
9slegnten erobert gu baben.
&uoiepe!tS Eluralitdt ideint nit
10000 nibt Su bod se9rifien gu lein.
SenntOr ga 6ollette iprab in jebem
ein5i9eu Gountp nit, bpd bat er an'
ihelneno nlht mebr als : Erp5ent Der
@eiammtltimmen erbnlten.
&ppiepeIt bat ii6 nieoer mad Snlter
Ban Suriif9e5U9en, mo- er bis sum gtas
tipnnlfonuent blelben piro, nit 9luss
nnbme zines Beiu6s in @ettpsbur9b,
ga. nm Grdberihmiifunsstnse, mo- er
Die Sauptreoe 6alten piro.
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: esrlc1iIA. - IL, uH> lleicr be5erritt
beu!e ole ayI,iis.tJnii,be NbJliosno.
mite Ne:erS5urSs TaS WirtersaIaiS.
eie Grelu:aJe uuo Die oie9eueraIItnbsse.
bauSe. sic eInen Ser 5r6kten 0lase
Ser 8e.t umitIiehen petien oieieu
Son an, eberio Ser Waricnplae un0
bic QaIais ain ReDS'c Qroipett
WantmaI lett A;t ,Sdr5uns his irs
TunteIrote iiber. 10 beim Gcbduoe
beS Pd5en'orgs. nuh tier III iie mo-
rumenta uHo Ulrtum ,eoon
Ter Gin0rui oe5 Selpaiti1cn. Sen
PETERSBURG beruorrIft. itciqert iit
beiouoerS lei Ser @etrattunl oes
gteipd.Sais Gem umooiantcn 9n1
bes GraIi' len. oes 9IomiroIitdts.
uno SeS RdIait.Qais nit oem grob.
ottieen Reiter- NertmaI Veters Ses
Carohen ron Solccnct nor ser SiaafS.
GatbeSrule fam feline auoere Stdot'
perlpetiipe on oie Settle geie5t per.
oer. Shon Sic aai.aulaaen an lid,
oieie 3uiammeniiilung rieii9er Sra.
nitplntten. melt1e an Die Nnuten Ser
Nhnraoncr erlnucrt Damn dber ole
Wcrbin0url pen Irtitefhtr uuS
Wniier in 10 mldltiaeu Eimeuiionen
iidern Sem Niio ieIne Gi9enart Gie
EeterSburlcr 8aiS uno Ser gtelpsti.
Nroipett. oui 0em an ihonen lalen
3moli @alenrelben uebeneindnOer
rolleu. mus man 'e5en ebcnio nIc
man Die Barrier NouIeuorOS, Sen
ErdfoIJlr. Saunre unO Die 6iinite
Iuenuc iehen unib,
lln> lie mcroen leiebcn 9ahIrci.
der oils ie iufen sIuSIdn0er QctcrS.
burg iebt aui 9dS cn1IiidN Clement
oominiert. lie 1ran3oien boben Sen
GngIdn0ern oen Nel rah Ser 9Iepd
gclUicicn Rum iibcrfIuten ole Sobue
9Ibions. unter Qoro @nIiourS uu0
Guitin GhamberInlns Siihrung. ouS
beiIigc 9Iublaro. nm ale itihr Nera.
merle. HobproouFtc un0 SerfebrS.
| LINEN in ser itiirmiiten llmormuna
Der eriten Qiebe an lid 81 reiBen Sie
hdben lid bier iiberan einaeniitet. oie
Serren nit Sen atmlitIidlen fur5en
Vieiien nn0 Sem neitnuSidlaucnSeu
9auiuarnsbIid. Gle Zines publ.
3iert ihon cine ruIliite 9IusQo5e
! fronenutt Iibt man 0tiaioncr BLOB
| fir oorbereitenoe Stimm,ugsmnte
rouer. Gs mcroen 8eihdite in 6Iui
oebrodt.
Nid)t nwr oie Sotels iino NIT gn1.
Idnoern iiterfiiIlt. audi Die SalonS
Der @ctersburaer @eieuihoit oifnen
iif oen ;srelnoen. Die iit nit einem
@olore9en elrfiihren. um lid 8oIo.
| itr0me gu iidern. WdudeS anoere
f1ut nod in oen NetersDuraer Sn.
Ions ouf. 60 Die grobe 3obI bon
llniiormcn. Die sum lell nertniir-
oia onsiehen. GS herrIdlt bier Die
Site, oaB ebemoli1e GiiBiere ihre
llniiormen aud nah Dem 4uStrltt
aus Der Armee tralen Oiirieu Bon
bieier GrIautnis miro bis ans sc.
bensenSe @ebraut 9enadt 3umelli
obne ole Ictte. ans Dem DIilitorolenlt
mitgenommeHe Uniform ourh eIne
neue 5u ericten.
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acinc Snterpcntion in Cuba.
Saoana, rs. W&ai.

NuUuHui y. -vkUI'
Die fubanii6e He9ierung bate am
Montag ale Odnoe ppl Su tbun, neue
8eritdrtungen mad Der HroolnS Oriente
su itiden. mo- Der gieserauiitaro tobt.
Ger neue &reuSer Cuba lit uon Sauana
noh SantinsO nit benz Sberittonman'
oirenoen Der glrnee, Gen, Wonteasne6o,
Dem @enernlitab uno 600 Solonten on
Soro ab9eiabrsn. gluBerbem lit Der
ee6arterte 3ampier 9uIia nit 800
SoIoaten eiuihlieBlih einiger aom'
paonien 9lrtiuerie uno elmer 2lbtbeiIun9
oes fubanii9sn &ptben areuSes unter'
meas.
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Sin Gpflun in Cflabpmn,
Julio. Clio. %. Wla

2uI1d, NtIn., 2J. W(uI.
llnpplIitGnoe 8erihte iino 9ienstng.
9lbeno bier einsetroifen. oaB bos Is
Mellsn n6roIid seIssene 9own Stiatuot
in Der 9}aht porber our6 sinsn Gptlpn
beiuabe oollItdnoig benz @robOoen slei6'
gemn6t puroe; : IeriOnen inc be-
1timmt 9etDtet, uno minoeitens 30 per'
Iebt. 3a ole 7rdbte na6 Stiatoot
nieoer9eriiien iino, t6nnen ndhere Gins
selbeiten erit erbaIten peroen nahoem
eine SiIiserpeoition. peIfe oortbtn abs
eegnn9en mar, tuieoer in 2uIia ein9es
trpiien lit. Ter Sohid)aoen wtro
nuf $4,000 geifdBt.
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Gum S&nb Der 9tmSlGnScr.
@aIbinston 20. @iai.

Die Der. Stndten iino entidIolien.
Niarienelnianterie uno Wtntrplen nn9es
od)tet etmni9en @inipruhs oes tnbnnls
iten Yraiioenten @onej ins Snnere
Der Sniel Suba ju ienben, iowie oies
i'm SntereIie Der Si6erbeit BON 9Imeris
fanern unb nnosrengluspdrti9en nptblg
meroen ipllte, uno Die fubnnlihe Hes
glerune an ben betrefienoen Stellen
teinen s'niisenoen 2ruppenldue sur
@eriiisung bat.
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Spibbuben ais Gbaufieure.

gEep yort, g. Mai.
glnIdblih Der pieIsn Yerbrehen mdbs
rsnb Der Iesien 2eit, in oenen oas slu'
tumublI cine &OGs ipieI e. bat lid Die
YOIijei usranIaBt seieben, ben @baui'
isuren ibre bsionoere 9luimertiamteit
Su,upenoen, na6Osm lie feitseiteIlt bat
oo6 nicht iueniser ola 200 9eute. {
YOIi,eis oSsr @sidnsniBitrafen bInter
iid baben, itaotIide gbaufieursIicensen
erworben baben. gIub unter Den Sn'
bnbern pom @arneen ipllen lid
peridieoens jusiieIbafte Subiette be'
iinoen.
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Tliihtlinse aus MiericO.
RE lInneIes. Gnl.. pa. W2n

Nos gIn9eIes, 0aIy 29. WtaI.
SnfoIse unsInitiger @itterun9 iuirO
Der 1ransportoampfer Suioro, Der in
Masatlon an Der @eltfiite Wlericos
3S4 nmeritanihe 5lihtImge an 8oro
eenOmmen bat. niht por mpr9en, luenn
ri6t ipdtsr. bier antommcn t6nnen.
Sieben 3ppbustrante, Die an 8Oro se'
nommen pur6en. beiinosn iib oui benz
Me9e Der 8eiierung.
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Sanfier aeitprbeH.
Mreen 93nn 20 Mni

Green Ban, 29. Wlal.
Sier if am 9ienitas Sbenc @ilinm
G6wnro aelogg, Der %i5eprdiioent Der
&slOsg NatiOnaI 8ant. elnem SdIa9'
anfal erlesen. Der @eritorbene mar
in oen geiammten SonttreiI'n oeS
Stnates eine betdnute IeriDuIi9teit.
Gr itano i'm 81. 9ebensiabre.
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Gin yam cid,minoel auiscoctt.
@oibinatpn, 30. Wlai

General Mideribnm bat am 9ienitas
cine GrtIdrun9 uer6fisntlidt, in Der er
iagt, oaB Der opn Der 6e9erung
ae9en oie Sputbsrn Hdcific 8abn sum
9lped Der @ieosrerlan9ung iuertbuOaer
SeQdnoereien I'M iioIiben California
onbdnss ssmaate @rOieB ieniutipneae
GntbnQunssn outage gei6roert babe.
9urh oas 3eusniB uun &bas, @.
Gberlein, bei6t es in Der @rtIGruus,
lei ermieien baB cine perbreheriife
&erihmDrune unter boben Beamten
Der Souihern Yaciiic 8abn beitebe. Die
oas Gno;iel bate, aui Grnno elmer
9anbihgntungsurtnnbe Seadnoereen
non oen Der. Staatsn i'm @ertbs opn
$l5,00Q,0O0 5u erIargen.
GongreB.
7as 9tbsspronetsnbaus nabm Die
TIoltsnporlo9e an. ohne jeooh neue
Shldtt hliie III beiuiQisen; Die %prs
lo9t iieht Die Sepiaigun8 pon $1l9,'
C10000 uor. Gs muroe elm glmgnoes
mtnt augenommsn. msIngs ec,iureibt
olB in 3utunii ale Regisrunssion'
tre.li a,maB Dem att Stunoen9liee
4baeihloiisu nsroeu muiier. niht aletn
BET aoniratieu iiir bic R1riua. iouoesn
iberhaugt bei itoer Grbsii, be ilr ois
Reslsrsua Jeibau ipiro
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-31
Ncuer 1raiipent.
q. Soul. %. Mlai.

q. HdNI, 70. HtuI.
Qie EirettOren Der Great Nortbern
&ahn hlelten cine Sisuns ab, in Der
lie Carl y. @rap on Tprtlnno sum
Hrdiioenten ernannten unb 8. g. Sill
oieies Hoitens entboben or. .@rop
piro isinen ueuen 4oitsu ioiprt on'
treten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-05-31
Hebcllcn blcibcn bartnafig.
SantlaQ0, CUBA, 2S. Wlnt.

Saftld9o, 0upa, %o. U(ul.
Die beioen 6ubrer oss gte9erauIs
itanoes aui Cuba, bic @enerdle @itenoj
uno Sponet. baben am Mputn9 @rtId'
run9en perDfientliht. babingebeno ouB
lie ben anmpi iprtsuieBen e1ti6Iollen
ielsn, 9uus 9Iei6 Oh bic Der. Staaten
interueniren ooer niht. uno niht eber
ruben miiroen, bis ons @eieB nioerrus
fen lit, peldes rabitaIen politiihen Ears
teien bic glnertennun9 ueriust uno baupt'
iddIi6 segen Die Re9er serl6tet 1T.
Seriep Gitp, g. g.. 2S. Wlni.
Iraiiocnt 9ait iiberianote benz tubn'
niihen 4rdIioenten 8pme5 cine Bots
ihait, in Der er oieien periihert. ooB er
teine SnterpeHtion ouI 9uba 5enbiihs
tioe. Gas Staatsoepartement babe bic
lleberieuguns. Oab Die tubaniide 6e'
9ierun9 Die 3uinmmen5iebuns nmerttds
nii6er aris9si6iiie lei aep 8eit, Jla.I
mibueritanoen babe.
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Gin bor3iiqIifes urH 5'ntges z den.
ermitteI III Qehnl pr hnugtidhItl
fir bos Sfeueru ron trlteubretisrn
bic man beim alopiar 'er 3eritnri.
ben BON 1ylelit ooer SET benugt ooer
oui oener man iet:e BE BIS ann
aoden auFbapa5ri 5t rerUenoci
miro Ror ieut,ei l 4ehm on
iireift i'm au' ST 'e Iolt i5n EN-
oonr Eranher oer lleGen uH6
md'At t6n iHiei heiBem &,s'
ier uH6 5on6 H ret;er nor.
ben nah 6ieier i01 letr 1ai
nusieha au@ 1er1te OTIS
Wetaq iorie e4,ifs' 25'iei ~.
niSen i.G NIT ,,egm 5la3 oot.ttii..-s
The evening world., 1912-01-23
STEEL TRUST NOT
PRESIDENT FARRELL
Neither Is II Possible or DE.
sirable to BE Such, He Tells
Congress ProberS.

WASHfNGTON. Jan. 2l.-Enphatic lie
NAL that the United States steel Corpo
ration IL n monopoly az charged" wa
made to the Stanley investigating; com
mlttco Of the House to-day by President
J. J. Farr,n IN continuing his testimony.
~ tho orporation TO gob0le the export
uadc Of the world at any cost"
President FARRELL surprised tho In
vestignting Committee by declaring
with the International Harvester Com
pany during the past rvo or six years
because the Harvester Company hGd
%boycottsd II after Q controversy with
. subsidiary stool company. He said
IL was due to n mere bubble between
sAlssmsn.
"a monopoly OF the iron II steel
trade In TINS country aid AIR. Farrell.
is neither possible o desirable There
IL no monopoly nor anything %appronch-
ing II. Since the steel corporation was
organized there has been mach new cap
ltal attracted to tho Industry and many
furnaces have beer bun, which are not
controlled by tho steel corporation.
1T is charged that the corporation Is
seeking To drive other countries out OF
the export market. That IL far from
the truth The British steel industry
must export 10 per cent. Of the product
"a year In order To live, Germany mus,
export 10 per cent and belgium 50 Der
The evening world., 1912-01-23
CURE LIKE MAGIC
IS BROUGHT ABOUT
BY COURT DOCTOR
Mrs. DoerAinger Receivers from
Attack of Appendicitis When
Judge Orders Examination.
DlVO ROE SUIT DELAYED.
Trial Ordered for Tomorrow
and II Will BE the First
One Called.
DIVORCE SUIT

The story Of how Mrs. Mary Dosr-
Fingers attack Of acute appendicitis
snd p%erftonius- suddenly DISAPPEARED
after Supreme Court Justice Bischon's
order tina che be examined at once.
was told to-day when Mrs. DoerninGers
action for separation asains, hcr hus-
band. Isasc. . wealthy hide and leather
merchant. reached the trial stage.
Mrs. DoeriinRer 10 one OF the family
Of which former Justice Curtis 10 n
member. Iicr marriage 10 Doerfinscr In
1904 val q somewhat notable event. The
DoeroainEers have two children. the
father retaining the custody OF his son
ana the mother "A daughter. under an
order from the Court.
Mv Doerninger Instituted q sn,t
for separation In November. 1911.
charging her husband with cruelty. Ife
nled an answer denying the allegation
and charged that shs was no, only
naglectful Of hor home and children.
hut that sbs was on crms OF intimacy