davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Keota news., 1912-08-09

Valuable Relinquishment For Sale
On Fruitland Mesa, 8 miles south of
Hotchkiss, Colo. 200 acres or any 40 of
it. Excellent wheat, alfalfa or apple
land; abundant water, some fence, and
25 acres plowed. Two houses, each
with cellar, cistern, corral, stock reser-
yoir, ready for tenant. School and
church privilege. Write Em,net S.
Gould, Hotchkiss, Colorado.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
SuniRwOIIsSas limb III Gud,.
2soibington, 8. G., 26. Wldr

SSalqul8tou, =. u 70. qfQr5.
@iit Gem uoaitdnoigen 9erid)t Ser
Gartfbeboroe iiber ibre 2Iui5eitgutn.
gen in Der &aumuoain0ultrie iiber.
'anote 9rdlioent Gait oem aongreB
beate cine 8otihaft. in melder cr
empf;sbl;, ben 9ertd)t einem 4epi.
lioasfomite ju iibergebeL 1peIheS
Sorlhla9e 3ur @erabiesuug Der 36ue
einreinen Tonne.
Ser Rraii0eut mad)t Damn auf Der.
ldlieoene gtiBitanoe in Dem 3oa auf
SaumluoIlaarue anfmerfiom uno
tonunt 8u Dem ReiuItat, oaB in bic.
len 8aller nibt Der 5a6rifaut ae-
lhiist miro. ionoeru Der aonIument
oas g5u uieI" ;u bSobIen bat. SSn ser
Sotlhaft luer0en roeitere 100000 ee.
foroert, nm Die nngeuiiqenoe 9elpf.
ligung fir oie Sariibeb6rNs sl erie.
Sen, 0auit oieielbe ibre S1tigfeit in
Den Nlonaten Wlai. SUM mro Suli
fortiesen tonne. sIls meitere @eaen.
itdnOe fir llntcrnhanaeu luerOea
@tetaII, 2eoer, Gbentitnlien mo 3u.
der genonnt.
Ger gr6iieent erfIGrt ierner. Sof
feline glupfeblungeu sic Natiiorm,
cut ~ u>Ide er eupGhlt luar0e, sur
e5runoIaae b6tten ndurlih, rooB Elm
nerniinitiger ShukolI snr 9edlua
Nes llnterihieoes in ben Scriteuuues.
foiten bier uno inn stusIan0e erboben
tper0en ioIle".
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
Shht iein gerbredyen NIT bem Sobe
DearnspiIle, Wao., 26. D.1r3.


Se5 Raseo, Der Ole bier Mitalieoer
Der 6aniilie Subbea ermoroete.
wuroe beuie friib i'm Sole 6es COUNTY.
9eidngniiies gebdngt; er beteuerte aui
Dem Shaiott ieine llnihulo uno iang
0eu 20. Yialm. Bie Sinrihtune aing
obHe St0runa Donitatten.
sSn Der ytadt ouf Den 20. Jto.
oenber 1910 bate Rasco C0a Sub.
bea, oeiien 5rau uno 3iuei tlcine
Stinoer erIblaQen, mondd] er oas
Sous in Brand itedte, UNI bic llntat
8u perbergen. gIutbun0e perfolgten
oann ole Spur noh oein &d1iie oes
olteren yiaseo, in 5em Der Sobn elm
3tnImer bate, liuo geber0eten ii6 iuie
toa Dor elmer anmmer. in Der man
Elm paar bIntgeirdnfte Gperalls iono.
I'm Elm Spndaeridlf 5u perbinoern,
iDuroe 8asco ihleunigit mad St. so.
fepb qeiibrt. Seine Berurteilmg
qeidab auf ssu6i5ienbepeiie, un0
@ouuerneur 9aolep nerpe,gerte bic
geanaOiguHq. Gdon 1!s f6jGbriqer
sJuHge bate 9iuseo cine israu nit ei'
mem 1selierboten eribIageu mno fir
oieies gerbredyen 10 Sabre 3udtbaus
erbnlteu. Sernnh itabl er Elm a3ierb
uuO erbielt iueitere spei Sabre 3n.
0iftiert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
81 sote.
sIuefieIO, @. go., 26. gears.

9IuefieIo, gs. ga., 26. @edrs.
Die Ieeten stahri6ten, Die pom
Sd]uuploee 0es @rAbenurgliides etn.
lieien, mel0en. oaB Die In5abl Der
Soteu Die 30be BON 80 erreihen
miro. 93 Wtanner beianoen lth in
Der Yfine ais ole Grploiiou erfolgte.
eli gIrbeiter erltfainen le5euo. feds
9eihen iuuroen i'm Souie oes
gben0S aeborger. uno pon 10 ,peite'
rem lit befdnnt. mo- lie iih beiinoen.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der 9legie'
rung, Die requiriert moroen mar, be.
finNe. iid, nuf Der Neiie mad, Der I'm.
sIiidsit6tte, ober Der allaemeiuen
Aniiht nnh biirfteu oIle nerltngIiid.
ten Minenarbeiter lms 2eebn aetom'
men fNH.
Rittsbura, ga, 26 @idr3.
Gem bieitgen @rubenbiiro ipiro
beribtet. oaB so @rnbenarbettey
ben1e iriib bel elmer grpIoiiou in Der
SEQ Goal & gofe Company in SEQ,
@c0ouea Gountp, ". go., IebenO
bearaben luiir0en.
9IuefieIo, VI. ga, 26. gl1rB.
Son @qld, gS. ga., Iangen bier
9erihte an, Dab in Der SEQ @riibe
cine grpIoiion ltattgefunoen bat,
ourh melfe S5-1O0 @eraleute per.
Idliitiet iuuroeu. Ninn iiirhtet, onb
lie aIIe uerloren iino.
Die SEQ GSrlIbe lit $50 Sub tiei
uno lieat in SEQ, 6 WieiIen fiiolid
BON @eldl in 9leDOpea @ountp.
Die 8eiiserin Der @rltbe lit Die SEQ
GoaI & Gofe 60, 0eren @eibdits.
fiibrer g8iaiam 2edie lit. Die
@ruhe beiiHoet lid am 8orn 3peig
Der 9loriplf 81 @eitern.9nbn.
@aibingotn, 26. Widr8.
9ireftor S. U. SoImes poln Cru.
benbiiro faRote iofort nad) GrbaIt
Ser MeIoung BON bem llngliid Aet.
ti,aasiuaeeu nnd) SEQ db. Die GSa'
gen No. z, ct Bonls, %. 8a.. uno
go. 1, 9ittsbura. ga, fiHo nah Der
llnianSitelle obaeidtot iuoroen nnO
IoIIen in ben oeridieoenen @ritben.
ifa0ten ireipillige Rettuugsmaan.
ihaiten nufnebmen.
&eId,, @. @0., 23. WaarS.
SIN eoil8en luaren 70 @erglel.te IN
Der @riTbe, ais Die GrpIolion erfoIs.ss.
Zen Rettiiugsmatinihaften Beluns
es, bis mittag aebn WtdnHer IebenO
su befreien; cine 2eibe ipuroe 5it
Guge gef0r0ert. Wfit fieberbafter
anitreneuHg miro gearbeitet, um Die
Hettuna Der iibrigen eiHgeitIoiienen
gu betpertitelligen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
9sroteitwriammInng.
ggaibimaton. 8. g. 27. @ldrs.

gSalbIneton, 9. g., 27. gtdrs.
gertreter BON GiIenbabnfonouf.
teuren. acknowledgment, @renliern
uno Sei5ern meroen am 5. 4priI IN
8aibington etne 8erinulmlung ob-
balten, um gegen Die Eolitit oes
Staatsoepdrtenlents su proteitieren.
Delfe Die gegenpGrtigen 3uit1noe
an Der merifaniihen @rense onIoet.
s. 8. Seat, goriieenoer oes 9iref.
torenrates Der o8rorberbooo of Coco.
motiue 9Siremen ano @ngiuenen4, er.
fIdrte. cob 200 abeeianote aus allen
1eiIert Der 8ereinigten Stoaten an
Der 8eriammIune teiInebmen mir.
Den, oenn tire 9nmerooen an Ser
@reu3e befdn0en iib tdeIib in
2ebensgefabr.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
Gum QSrOhIdlddlterproseiIe.
gilaiIlinatOn. n. Wlnl

geamte oes 5iitisoepartenents
uerbeblteu ibre Gnttauidlmg iibel
oas bente in Gbicnoo gefdate frei
iprehenoe llrteil i'm @robidIG6ter.
proseiie nidlt. ipeieerten iid aber
ibre stniihteu anssuipreben. Sit
Iebnten es ab, Die syrage, Oh oiC
gunoesregiermg tpeitere Gdritte in
oergngeIegenbeit uHternebmen miro
su beartiporteu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
20 idnta atft bie sadr nidlt.
gte.p Aorf. 26. Rdra

8idfer 6ano 6es 9un0esfreigae.
ri6ts ,Deisertg iih beute, 0em an.
trag Ses gerteioigers 2e SoHcu gtf.
coa 6oiae 5u aebeH. noh uelh,em er
Sie sSurp initTliiereH ioilte. ssoha g.
Garious, g. IboHos uno anoere 1i.
reftoreH Der americaH Suedr sieii.
ming @ofHpaHp 81 eHtlaIien. Ger
9ro3eB Miro OesHssmdB Deiterges
iIbri.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
2epOrtiert.
q. Qonis. n W21r,

-. -~VEII95 y AtuLt.
gtah Der neuen ausIeguna oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ipir0 Der sStd-
Iiener @aetnno @ioiano, Der untes
Dem geroadde itebt. Elm 5iibrer Der
p5dlDnr8e SSsHo 81 fem. mad 80.
Ieruo. ieiner 5etn1t. oeportiert mar.
ben, trosoem er ihou iiber orei sSsasre
i'm 9dn0e lit. aad BON Der 8olisei
in BoIermo erbalteHeu Sniormatio.
neH iol Bipidno oors Hle5rere male
neaen ieiRer gerbinoung NIT Der
Wiaffia uno Der GaHorra in -6oft
ggpeien iein. un0 oaranfbin foa er
jest aus Dem 2anSe Der Sterne miS
Streiien oerlpieieu iDer0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
9s5dibinuton q 9RQr.

Ger GongreB Destogte lih beute
20 4qiuuten Hnh ieinem 3uiammen'
iritt 5HaI 0e6aftnis ogs am
Samstog peritor6enen abgeoroneteH
9enrp s. 4ins5am bon sbEaoelpbio,
DeLfer oas alteite glitslieo 0es 3au'
ies pag.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
pohnerhphnna usrlusioert.
9laDbapen, Conn, Is. Uldr3.

gtelDDaoeH 0oHn5 20. Wfar3.
9as aoniereBtonlite Del giien.
-@eiddftsiiibrer pon iiinf3ig
9abnen i'm Often oes 2aHoes, mel.
DIES eine 2obn5uIageforOerung Der
Wlaihiniiteu bertet, erIieb beute eiinn
9eriht oem8uioIge Die aabueH nidlt
initonbe iino, Die erbobten glusgo.
ben, tpeIhe Die gobnerbobung Der.
uriahen niirOe. Su traeen. Dieie
Gntideioung betriiit, praftiib ge.
Iprofcn, ieoe g'abn oitIidI BON Obi.
caao unO n0rolih BON gtorfolf.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
llnidnIsia asIandlt.
5ort smit5. 9Irf., %. W2dr.

Der 29idbrige 9ieger Sanfor6
2elDis rpur6e aeiteru aus 6srn @e.
fanqnis aeboIt un0 an einem 9ele.
grapbe1pinbl auigehdEet. SerDis iaB
uHier benz ger6adt. ben Sulisfon.
itobier an6g gorr erihoiien ~ .,aben,
hirter ShioS mo 9aiegel. es 1T
a5er iebr mohrideinIia, eoB er oas
4evsredeH sar p.ss 5ssanaea cat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
gisafradlt ioIl nidlt hSher perO,n.
WQIllinqtofI, 2 W}ora.

Die 8pideniinatlihe SanOels.
tomnfiion bat bente entifieoen.
oaB oie bedbiidytigte erbobung Ger
5raft fir Shlaaipieb uno Gfjaie
i'm 33a 9ro5ent unberehtigt lit.
aae oiesb3iigliden arrangements
miiiien BIS 5nm Is. glpril gel6jdt
mer0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
WnlhInalpn. 25. Wtdra.

IA gbnlllNBIpls9 ID Wtuta
Gas GtnafSoepnttenent efiudae
bente 6. 8. Sids in Sibfoib. oen
Batter oes in @iIbanlo5ediieu bon
hineiiihen Biroten get6teien iungen
qebrers, teIegrapbNd nm Gispoii.
tiou ijber Die 9eihe oes llRgliid.
liden. Iu Der Wtoro bon gi1uberu
ansgefiihrt lulirOe, III es unrpohr.
ideinIid), oaB sic g,ereiniaten Staa.
ten meitere S6ritte unternebmeu
tueroen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
eeIbitmorO anf ben sdienen.
NIepeI Ialt0. ~. =. Winrl

GIN iunger glann, Der bier Stiin.
ben aui Der bieiigen citation Der
ylideI Rlate @abn geefen uno ge.
peint bate. erbob iih plobli6 mo
mari iid nor Die 2ofomotiDe zines
bbeuonbraidenoen 3nges. Gr fpnroe
duf Der SteIe get6tet. Die 2eid)e
lit rod nidi ibentiihiert iuoroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
8ie's ba6eim lit.

Bottom 26. glarj.
@laiiahuietis ienoet Elm aomite
Delhes nameutlid aus gobaarbeiterr
beiiebt. rad europa, nm bic ar6eit5
berbaiiniiie su unterinden. geioH
oer5 ionen DE aroben TabrifauloaeH
In england. 1eutidllan6 uno oem
lt9renoiitrift Der Shiuei8 beiudt
mer0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
2panasanIrihe.
@aibiugton, 25. Gldrs.

slsulUHlHtNNt 81. WtuA8.
Gie RebeIlen 6enueen ibre gor.
teile in Gbihuabua, I'M gtittel fir
Oie Sortiesun9 Der Henolution bel.
subrinaen. sic MAIDEN ben geriut,
Die @rnbeuabaaben, meIhe Der Re.
gierung gnoe 0ieies Mteuots 8u SOB.
len itno. etnsusieben. iSerner ioIleu
9unf. uuo 6'eidditsb1uier in gbi.
buobud ge3ipungen peroen, cine gIn.
Ieibe BON 100000 meg. Collars
oufsubriHaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
Die slnt tommt.
Gt. Qnnis. 25. 0l21rs

CT. 2ouis. 25. MGrs.
Cine sepnltige Steiauna i'm Mii.
iiilippi mar beute friib bemerfbor,
rno Hl1te unterbaIb 81. 2oris be.
finOen iih in @efabr. Ser Slinois.
Hub bat Die Sod)ipaiiermarfe erreiht,
unO ernite lleberidapemmllnsen mer.
ben befiirhtet.
Cincinnati. 25. Mars.
Der Ohio bat ben Sodrpaiierltnno
erreidt uno iteiat beit1noig. @ieliadI
lit ibon Sdaoen nnaeridtet iporOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
Raftritt.
Il. Qouis. Do. IA. D

81. Gout5, Do. n. Didr3.
aHoretD suiel sgIen, 93raiioeni
un0 Generalization Ser W1iHonri,
aanias uHo Seras SabH 1T geliera
Dou ieinem Amte 3uritdgeireteH. er
Bab oieie Grtlarans iei5it seiterH
a6eHa ab.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
Der ga6nmolOd.
GmaIn. yleb.. 29. Wl1ra

Gnlabn, Jieby rs. Wldrg.
@ei Der GntgIeiinng oes gurling.
ton 8ltges yto. IA uon 1enper nat
aaHias. ppei DleiIen speiflid ooN
9oitfpif, mur6e 2ofomotiUiiihref
La1tple getotet uuo SeBer 8aIueg
itsper oerpunoet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
t aid,ter Same. 4

Rongbfeepiie, q. .. 26. gldr3.
Wluni8ipolrihter ssobu Somaro
Sume bon 9bieago 1T bier bellte
iriib berihieoen. Ger 8eritorbene
erreidHe Elm alter pen Hur As SAB.
rsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
eebensrsttnna.
RnrinIf. 30 81

RorioIt, go., q @1dr3.
Die qebersretter BON Der Cobb sSs.
Iano citation retteteH beitte Iieben
0ldrn pon ben 8araen .@ofton" unO
g. 3. Carleton. iorpie eie Satin
oes aapitdns sid, flir5 ebe bic bei6eu
SSabrsea1e nerioHfen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
@rosfener.
geetu sgorf. 27. WQdr,

9ttIu GDIl, ~. Wtulj.
Qas Beb1ube gtr. 623 groaolpap,
IN iueItcm iidl nornebmIidl Die ge.
ihaitslofole pon Rubmoaren., Wt1n.
tel. uno aleioerfabrtfnnten befonoen,
muroe beute elm Rairb Der sSIummen.
Der angerihtete Sbaoen miro aui
$250,000 hesifiert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
sleaer 9eianoter.

gogota. aoIumbien, 27. Wtdr5.
5ldio getnueourt tpuroe ais gtad.
fnIger 0es Generals Beoro geeI Ss.
pima gum folu1HbudJen @eianOten in
@albiHgton ernannt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
+ So6n arbudIe. :
0ap gorf. "a. 9l2Gr8

gtaD yort, 27. gldr5.
Der befannte aaffeemoenot e;ohn
arbndle. lit beute in ieiuem Seim in
grooflDn i'm aIter BON "A SabreN
an aiiarSi4~a4s agitst5aR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
Jleue DorwG6(en.

saidter Susa bOm GOuieDeItfOmit,
erimdlte ben GOnbernemr bon 3eiu
slurf, bic Grsebniiie Der gOr.
iuablen nnsiltis su erfIareH,
anS ben girsern sn ibrem
fOnititutiOneIIen 8edlte
su nerbelfeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
Cine bOiIidle seidDnIoisuus.

Die Sertreter GbieasOs, Die sestR
pdrtis iuarcu, beidrGuttsu iidD aai
Die @rtI6rnns, Oak cine geSrnd.
te Gnt9egunug Ses Srpteltes
nnterbreitet merSen Uiro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
gru6enuna(iic6.

Sine SOblensrube @sit.Sirainieus
miro Ourdl cine 6GserpIoiipn SER
itOrt HnS HnsefGbr bunSert Sob.
IeHarbeiter IeebnSis bsaraben.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
kanaoirr bet
|Sekretar Stimfot.

Sine sIbOrSnilna Der @ertreter fano
olidlsr Sdiffabrts- ;mS Safeu-Su.
trreilen prOteitierteu segen Die
SeluiIIisnug Scs gluIudlens
Der GbieasOer sI6iuaiier.
beb6r0e.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-03-31
pradoent gafls
elan,enorr sies.

Die 8eiitItatr Der @elDa5lcn, Die in
@sm gOrf absebalten uOrSen iinS,
Iaiien anf cine einbsitIidl fur
Den %rdiiSenten itimmeuSe
Delegation snr National.
tOnbsHtiOa idjIisfsn,
s3 ron 90 9eIssaten.
-
Ger SrGIScut istte fd nm 12 ilbr
WiitteruadDt init ben SOriitsnesn
Der rspnbIifaniidlen SOmitss in
3cu 9Urf teIepbOaiia in
&erbiROans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-08
SCRAPED CHINS OF THE GREAT.
Jersey BARRIER on 7Oth birthday Re-
calls Many Noted Clients.

WASHINGTON. N. j., Sept. Louis
william Miller, dean OF Washington 3
BARRIERS, celebrated his seventy y-ninth
birthday to-day by working from .
o'clock In the morning till II o'clock at
night
Mlller's birthday recalled to him the
fact that he had shaved or cut the hair
Of more men Of note probably than any
other barber now living. Among those
who submitted themselves to his hand
were Abraham Lincoln. Franklin Pierce,
Milafd Fillmore. James Buchanan,
Baron Rothschid, Charles Dickens, Gen.
Winfield Scott. Gen. Philip A. Sheridan,
Gen. Marcy and Gen. George B. Nc
Clellan.
The aged barber adheres to the hours
that were kept when he first opened IL.
shop. beginning work at . in the MORN
ing and keeping his shop open till $50
every night but Saturday. when he
keeps open till ii.
Miller was born in Battenburg, Ger
many, and came to America when a
young man. He was working in the
barber shop OF New York hotel when
the celebrities sat in his chair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-08
AUTO BURGLAR IS CAUGHT
Police Believe They Have Long
sought williamsburg Thief.

While Morris Ziborsky was seated at
a front window of his home at 81 Moore
street. Williamsburg. early yesterday
he noticed a young man stop in front OF
90 Moore street where Benjamin Israelsky
deals in dry goods and silks. The stranger
looked up and down the street and climbed
over the fanlight of the front door.
Twenty minutes later the stranger re-
appeared and dragged half dozen
bundles of silk valued at $3.50 into an
adjoining hall.
Iiborisky told Policeman Stern OF the
Stagg street station what he had seen.
Half an hour later the stranger came back
in a taxi Stern ordered him to throw
up his hands The man tried to run,
but Stern seized him The chauffeur.
Hiram Maranoff of i04 Manhattan avenue
employed by the Gayety Taxi Cab Com
pany Of Broadway and Penn street in
qiired the cause of the trouble. Stern
blew his whistle and two more policemen
appeared.
The prisoner his loot and the cha a,iffeur
and taxi were taken TO the 81 at ion house
The police were satisfied they had the
auto burglar" who has committed a
large number of robberies in the pre-
cinct.
The chauffeur satisfied the police he
was innocent and he was not detained.
The prisoner described himself as sam
uel Lewis. a bookkeeper 20 years old
OF 824 New Lots avenue. Brooklyn. He
was committed without bail by Magis-
trate NauIner for n hearing on Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-08
HAS GYR0ScOPIC COMPASS.
oily ympic VIII lie >nvigstcd In lsusI
Manner. However.

The White Star liner Olympic. which
sailed yesterday for Southampton carried
IN the motor room just back Of the bridge
gyroscopic compass. an invention Of
II. T.. Eibbins. who sailed OH the liner
The compass is adjusted true north.
instead of to the magnetic pole and by
means OF a gyroscope run by motor
the needle always points to the north
pole and does not shift toward the mag
netic pole
The invention will be tried out on the
trip over, although the vessel will he navi-
gated in the regulation way by the mag
netic compass, As New York offers a
deviation by the compass of seyera
points from true north the gvroscopic
compass was adjusted TO the north pole
II IL said that tho new compass csnnot
be affected by the presence of metals
One OF the passengers by the Olympic
was A. Maynard Lyon, ai years old, who
lives at 10 West Sixty first street. When
he war youth he did some things in verse
and he has dabbled in verse since, but
he earned his living in real estate. Some
OF his verse attracted attention on the
other side and he was made an honorary
member Of the Authors Club OF London
He il going over for three months trio
to visit them and other spots in England.
Mrs. j. p. Morgan and j. p. Morgan
Jr., sailed on the Olympic. Mr.. Morgan,
Sr. and Henry p. Dawson saw them OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-08
SAYS MACVEAGH KNOWS
Of T.R.'S PLEA FOR FUNDS
c. f. Russell Asserts Former
AttOrney-General Told Facts
to Reporters.
NOW IN COURTS HANDS
Magazine Man Tells of Writing
story Of Demand for
Contribution.

Charles Edward Russell Socia list cand-
date for Governor atidre ssed large
meeting in Independence Hall on Osborn
street, Brownsville. last night and re-
peatcd his story about Theodore Roose-
welt asking campaign contribution
from j. p. Morgan in 1901 He said the
amount asked for was S28O,OOO
He said that "a reporter from Ham p,on =
Magdsine, of which Russell was associate
editor before the publication WIS siis-
pended and went into the hands of the
United States courts had recently had an
interview with Wayne Macveagh, former
Attorney General, in which Mr. Macveagh
said that while in the Office Of J. Pierpont
Morgan one day in 1904 Mr.. Morgan was
called to the telephone and when he
returned he said: That maniac in Wash
ington wants me to contribute to his
campaign fund"
MIR Russell said that the story written
by the reporter is now in the hands of the
United States court and he suggested
that the Senate invest igating COM
mitiee into campaign funds might call
MacVeagh, Morgan. the reporter who
wrote the story and himself.
a week ago related an incident of the
campaign OF 1904 that came to my knowl-
edge" said Mr.. Russell. and after this
public statement Mr.. Roosevelt was
good enough to call me liar. He did me
too much honor. Who am 1 that should
be placed on a par with other honorable
men in all parts of the country who have
been described M liars by the only honest
man in the world the only truthful
Theodore Roosevelt!
The facts are these: On July 22
Wayne MacN eagh, former Attorney-G
eral. sent To Hdmptoh's Mcs zinc. of
which | was an associate editor, for a
reporter to whom he WAS to give some
interesting material. The reporter went
there. spent the afternoon and part of
the evening and then returned to the
oihce OF the magazine and told the editor
and me what had been told him by Mr..
MacNeagh.
MIR. Mac cVeagh told the reporter many
things about Theodore Roosevelt which
theodore wouldn't like TO see in print
The reporter took il all down in writing
anG II is now in the custody Of the United
States courts. | conferred with Mr..
Hampton after I'd made the public state
meit and he said ] was abso lutely correc,
Il cant give the reporters name, a. il
wouldnt he fair TO him"
Mr.. Russell later in his speech said that
the amount asked for from Mr. Morgan
was s20O, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-09-08
STEFFENs AIDING McNAMARAs.
snSs II Los Angeles Docsn't Keep
Promise Hen see Governor.

SAN Francisco. Sept = Lincoln Stef-
fens seems to be the only man who Is
ciamoring for pardon for the McNamaras
who recently went to San Quentin prison
Tor confessing that they dynamited the
Los Angeles Tim,s building. In speech
at Port rthnd, Ore. to-day StefIcns said
that IL the business men OF los Angeles,
after a reasonable time, did not fulfil
their promises made when the McNamaras
were induced to confess he would cir
culate petition asking Gov. johnson
TO pardon the McNamaras. StefTens
has declared frequently of late that the
committees OF business men of Los Angeles
agreed to do certain things to promote
harmony in Los Angeles and they had
Jailed to keep their word
Harry Chandler. vice president and
business manager OF the los Angeles
Ttmes when seen to-day said there was
no speciiic agreement regarding the
matters Of which Steffens speaks"
Inc only newspaper in san Francisco
Ina' mas expressed any sympathy with
the McNamaras il the Ereaing Bulletin
which IL now circulating n petition to
pardon Abe Ruef Even strong union
men admit that the McNamaras COM
mitted a revolving crime and that death
would have been just punishment for
their act. which resulted in 30 many
deaths and 80 much suffering to widows
and orphans of the victims
,Gov, johnson wired from Grand Rapids.
Mich saying that he knows nothing
aDo,it Mcnamara petition for pardon.