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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
introduced to New Orleans
Beauty by travelling Sales
man While on Trip.
WAS 70 GIVE SIGNAL
IF He DIDN'T LIKE HER
Sons Insist They Knew Of
Marriage. and Father Also
SAYS They Did.

NEW OPLEANs. Ia May 25.-rhs
real romance ths led 70 the marriage
If Nat KAISER realthv Atlanta teweler,
and pretty Mrs Rgth Wintz formerly
cashier in the Hotel Grunevald was
told for the arst time TODAY BIZ Mrs A
Hrsntler mother # the bride It is a
unique storv If Ice at FIRST sight
the present Mrs Kaiser was first
cashier at the grunev aid and then OPP
c,ate] manteuring and hatrdressing
ahlishraent If her avn At $500 Tu-
lane avenue far awaz from the bust
ne. section 'Ho7 she met was wooed
and Won bv the rich Albanian IS told
n1oes entertainment bv Mrs Kaiser :
mother
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Meets Frettiest
Little Woman in World.

Then AIR Strous- said Just wait un-
Al Yc .et 10 Nov Orleans and I'll in
troduc9 YOU 10 the prettiest little wom-
an ii The world nice little widow
end know she win charm YOU.
$50 they came on to New Orleans,
ana Mr. strous= arranged this little
dinner party. And Mr.. strouss said
Nov, if YOU don't like her Just
make siyn-say by drawing your
hand ACROSS your forchead-and TT
And some excuse 10 get YOU away as
soon as possible.
"But MI. Kaiser didn't draw his hand
across his forehead for ne seemed to
like Ruth very Wen And soon that
admiration deepened into love, and he
has been coming to New Orleans reg
ular4y. Yes he sent Ruth beautiful
diamond ring.
And that's rich man she's mar
riod too. WHY I've heard he owns his
own buildings in Atlanta. and one Of
them is as big as the Mason Blanche
here And he has his own automobiles.
and would have brought one of them
here. only THEY'RE going TO Atlanta. Sat
urday night.
The Georgian has received a tele-
gram from Mr.. Kaiser in New Orleans,
SAVING that he married with the full
Knowledge and approval Of his chill
dreu after a consultation week ago.
An Kaiser says his sons were pre-
vented from accompanying him through
pressure of business, but went with hin
to the train when he left Atlanta.
MI kaisers sons insist that they
lnsw of their fathers plans to be mar
tea in New Orleans. hut no represen-
tatNe Of he family was at the we'd
ding
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Hundreds Take First Dip of 1912 at Piedmont
GIRL OPENS BATHING SEASON

Piedmont park today saw its great
est opening since it was made Z swim
ming place Beginning early, hundreds
crowded the lake. BY 9 o'clock more
than 500 bathers had passed within the
gates and gone into the waters.
This attendance kept up through the
day and viii more than likely extend
through tomorrow and throughout the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
MISS VERA THOMAS.

Attractive Atlanta bathing
girl, whose graceful dive into
the waters of Piedmont lake at
sunrise this morning marked
the formal opening of the
swimming season of 1912 in
Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Tomorrow. Tenn.
peratures; a. M, 30 degrees; 10
a. m, Sc degrees: t2 noon. Sc de-
grees; p. M, 81 degrees.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
8efanntmadmns.

Ger Yoragropb 81 oes Meif5oc.
leees ii6er Sic grmer6ung l11o Sen
Gerlul it Ser 8unSes= uno St%oatsunoe,
Gorigfeit bonn 1. Sunni 1870 beitinrn1t
COB Ieutidje 5ebnjdbrigen ul1lu1ter-
6rpdenen l1no unlegitimirta,a s%ll1fert-
Galt inn 9lllslanSe fire Stoatsanaeho=
rigfeit perlieral1, 0aB Ser 2al1f oieier
5ebniabrigen @erluItfriit inoelicn
0a1rd1 Sic gintragung in Sic Motrifel
oes 5l%litanoigen &onlulots oes Cent
lf;e11 Geihs gebenmt miro.
Sic in Sen Staaten MinneIota,
NorS= llno SiiS= Iofota onidlligcl1
&eidjsm1geb0rigen, Sic nidt beabz
ii6tlgen, SaS anterifanilhe Giirger=
redt 51 er5perbert, meroen bierouf nit
Ser Muf1or0erung bingepiel el1, l111ter
gleid5eitigem Nadaueiie ibrer Meids=
6e5iebnnasmeiic Staatsongeb0rigfcit
ibre %gintragung in Sic Motrifel Bel
Gem ntlter5eid)1retel1 &onlul SIT bent
tragen.
0ie g%i11tragl1ng in sic MotrifeI En-
folgt gebii6renfrei. Sic e%ntitebenoen
Hortofoi ten ii110 5t err tatten.
@egen na6erer Mnsfunft mfrs on
beimgeltel1t, iih entrpeoer an Ser Sc
idaftsiteue 6e5 &ailerlihen &oniuIots.
Seem Yorf 2iie gl0g. an
@odentagen mabren0 ser 9ienltltun=
Sen BON 91@ Big ~ l1br ein5ufin6en
o6er cine idriftlide Outrage oortbir1
SIT ridten.
ct. Saul, Mi11neioto, Sen 81. Sc
6rltar 1912.
Ser Gaiierlide &oniml,
(8e5ei6neD @rnrtom.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

lit al1d inn Senat cine Meebrbeit Do
fir porbun0en, mns felner ger1nge11
Sdreden inn 2ager Ser Stan0patter
bernorgerufen fat. Ser Bralioent,
aIs getreuer 3iener ser Stanopatter,
miro natiirli9 oieie 8or1agen nit lei-
1rem 8eto belegen uno brau6t babel
gnrnidt auf Sen 8eridt ieines Iarif=
8oorbs gu tporten, 0enn bieiem miro
ia oo6 oos 2ebensli9t balb ausge=
Ha{en meroen. SnterelIant mir0 es
ober bo9 iein, gu b0ren, moS &err
Saft iber sic porgel9lagene @infom=
meniteuer oenft. Ct ioate miiien, SAP
oieie 1rere Steuer, mie Sic &orpora=
tionsitelter, eigentli9 cine Mccile lit,
uno 6aber nidt innerbalb ser bon ser
&onititution qe5ogenen Sdranfen &C.
gen cine birefte Steuer faQt. @egen
Sic 8eiteuerung Ser @infommen bon
$4,000 un0 6ariiber ioQte fem per=
1iinftiger Menib ginpen0ungen er-
beben, benn baour9 meroen Sic @obl-
baben0en MIR ge5mungen, menig1tens
etmas gum l1nterbalte Ser &egierung
bei5uiteuern. Mud ioate Ser Hraii=
oent miiien, SOB Sic 3eit Ser &al1b=
urt0 ShubsDne norilher lit un0 6aB
6irefte Ste1er11 an sic Stene Ser tn
0ireften trete11 mer0en. Die leiten0en
8eiIter ser 0emofroti16en Nartei ba=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

reft ouf Sic 6em bodm. P. @epbroot
gepdbrte Muoten5 be5iebt. 9ieier
5beil oes 8riefes lautet:
v9ebten Mittmod, Sen 8. 5onltnr,
>puroe mir oie 8eginitigung 5utbeil,
bon Sem 81. 8ateu @ius x. in &ri=
bat : Muoien5 empfangen gu tper6en.
Ser @eneral=Erofurotor I'M leres Or=
oens itelte MIDI Dor. Sd bate ST.
men gei4rieben, oaB i6 SEM 81. @ater
gegeruiber Sic io5iale Sbdtigfeit bes
Central @ereins ertp6bnen miir5e.
ltno ous bobe ih getban. Sd Bat Sc.
9eiligfeit, sic 8emiibunge11 6es @en=
trail =gereins, ieine geamte1 nn6
Wfitglie6er, un6 DEFENDERS Ben &e6af=
tel1r 0es GentroI=8 lott & GocioI Sesu=
itice gu iegnen.
Ser 0eutide -aotboliide
Gentral=@erein, 10 erlaubte id mir 81,
iagen, lift unter SEN @otbolifen ser
Ser. Staaten ser 8abnbreder ouf 6em
@ebiete io5ialer Gbdtigfeit ge&peien.
Seine Mitglie6er fins bemiibt, in eli
nigem inns inteQigentem 3uiommen=
mtrfen Sic io5ialen 2ehren 6es Girl
Itent6ums SIT perbreiten rt10 in Sic
.Sbat u115ui eben, nie lie in Sen gn=
5pflifen un6 MIofutionen sr. SeiIig=
felt 0es glorreih regieren6en Gopites
un6 ieines tiefbetrorerten 8%orgdrgers
SEQ XIII. in 10 ltdtpouer @eiie Ell
flart unb al1f mo6erne 3uitdn6e un6
@erbaltniiie a%ngepertoet mer6en." Sd
gQb linn altd Sic @eriiherung, 6aB
Ser Gentral=gerein feline io5iore Sid
tigfeitn in nebereinitimml1ng NIT sem
2eben ser Stride inns unter 2eitunq
Der Sierardte o%usfiibren mer6e.
Seine @eiIigfeit mar onideinerb
erfreltt. Gs lit %poblbefannt, 6aB ct
Elm ernitlides Sr1tereiie nimmt an ser
Gage ltn6 ser Sbdtigfeit Ser Stride I'M
~9anbe ser Greibeit", mie er sic Ser.
Staaten GIT nernen beIiebt. @orm
batte id meine fleine rspeed}" been=
Set, als ser 81. @ater nit ser qroBten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
Ser Bapit ie9net Die 10:
5iale 3bdti9feit
oe3 6. g.
11nb ermnntert 5,1m 4nsbarren.
Sin bOdJintereRanter Brief zines &ra-
mpnitrateniers a1s @on1.

Gin iir Sen Central : Genein, oie
Central Stelle 11no Sic oeutlden &a.
tbolifen INT eres 2anoes iiberaus on
erfennenoe5 ul10 ermuntern0es Sdrei=
BEN lit Dor fur5em ser Gentrol=Sten
0es Central &ereins in ct. 2ouis
5ugegange11. gs ba11oelt lid Inn nidtS
@eringeres nl5 cine marine 8efur=
mortung Ser io5ialen Sbdtigfeit See
Ge1tral=Gereins 0l1rd Sen @eiligen
@ater, un0 cine ber5lihe grmunte=
rltng an 6eiien Mitglie0er, fort5ufab-
rem in 0ieler Sbdtigfeit. 3ugleid
iibermittelt Ser 8rief SEN 5egen 6es
81. Soters fir sic @eamten uno Mit=
glieOer oes Gentrol=Gereins.
ginen b%eion0eren @ertb gepinn1
0as Sdreiben, menn man peiB, 6oB
.0eiien &erfaiier, ser bodm. Tater &ep.
broof, 3. Erm., fem 9eutider lit, unf
5oB es sic i%o5iale Mftion 6es Central
&ereins NOR, Bic feline MnerfennunQ
in Sem MaBe ermarb, onB er in elmer
ibm gemdbrten Nriootau6ten5, Sem
81. @ater iber jene beri6tete. ST.
idon 6ieie Sbotiade cine erfreuIide,
10 lit es lin iomebr iene. 6aB ii9 ser
81. Safer in 10 moblmoGen6er @eiie
iiber 0us @irfen 6es Central ereins
geauBert un6 in 10 bereitminiger @ei=
lie ietnen Segen gegeben bot. Mud
Sic geftdtigung 6es segens lit ridt
ausgeblieben. Gin panr Gage nnd
@mpfang seq @riefes lit in ser Gent
cine offi5iene photographic
oes 81. @aters eingetroffen nit Ser
gitte Inn un6 8eideinigung oes els
tbeilten Segens.
Ser @rief 6es bodtp. P. @epbroof,
nit SEN @orter seq 81. gnters, 1T 10
intereiiant, 5nB mir uns freuen, i'm
l1rri eren 2eern mitbeilen 31 fonrter1,
gum min6eiten SEN SbeiI, ser iid 6i-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
Mcnes &pnimlat.

an sic &e0oction 6es uMoroi tern. &"
Mtt %ollerb0dyter gntihlieBung En-.
&aiierlid &onigliden Mpoltolilde11
Moieitat sur 2eitung oes 1%rel1gegriin=
beten Diterreidiid=ungariiden &onil1=
lates in ct. Saul b%erltfen, beebre id
MIDI sic lDblide &e0aftio1t bon metner
Mnfunft in ct. Saul in &enntniB gu
ieben un6 sic 5u eriuden, meme ber5<
liden @ribe meinen lteben 2an6sle11-
ten 3a iibermitteln. Sd boffe nod
Dor gr6e 6ieies Monats meme Mmts=
tbatigfeit int &oniulate, oos i9 tpabr=
ideinli9 int Commerce @ebGuoe ein=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

~Sd berludte, oic5 gu beilcn oft3efn
Monate lang, aber ih nnlrbe allrlldlig
idlin1rner. Gin 9pftpr rieth Ilir OIL,
nei1e Munbeln %alt5ldneihen gil lalie1,
aber mir iprah Sic sSbee nid't gu. Gin
anberer Sr5t u11tcriudte MIDI luo laatt
mir nas @leide. SillieBlih hefam id
cine Slaide @erlula, ullo 1:ad1oem lib Ell
ne Slaid)e bapon :1sl1prrmen, mn mem
@als beiler. Sh touIte lu1h ae9rou1ss
te Elm 9ubcno Slolden uno Tanb o,z,
oaB id belier lperoen miirhe, rno rs acz
idlah TO-"
Sragt Guren &pptbefer man einen
frcten Ycrrna M11anac fir 1912.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

lit aber glei68eitig 10 erfluliib (im &C.
geniab 81 SnOipioualism,s uno 60
5ialism1s) u1o 10 flar. Soli0aritdt
lit in Ser @inen6aft Elm 10 beliebter
Nusornt; mogs Solioari5mus ebenio
popular mer0en III ser driitliden CO.
5ialreform. Mir idei1f, Hater Eeid)
fat einelr gliidlid)en @riff getban, oils
ct 0ieies @ort miin5te 5lrr 8eglei4-
l111g oes io5ialen Frogramms oes &n=
tbolt5ismlls." ..
60 Sic @aupttbeile oes fir rns 10
m%ertbpollen Sdreibens nes in Mom
metlenSen Observation-Disclosures
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14
Sir @iitter - nus anoere.

SIR f0nnt g1dlens arnica Salbe
gebrauden, Inn &inoer su beilen BON
Gc5ema, Mu5ihlag, 6ledten, @al1t=
inns Observation-Disclosures mie aub
BON 5ufauigen 8ei@wer6en gu beile1
Sdntttmun6en, 8ran6munoen,
9%uetldunger etc. nit perfefter Cider
felt. Sir 8erlen, @eidmiire lol,=
fenoen ooer Gieber=@eben ODER 81
morrboioen fat Tie TIRES @leiden
nidt. 25 Ste. in Molitors 9rl1g
Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Site uno Soflidfeit ontmortete: 81
H. tutti, tutti," ia, ih iegne iie oae,
al oie 8eamten unb Mitelieoer ser
Nereinignng, Don gansem &er5e,1.
Iroge tbnen auf, in Meinem Momeu,
ibre fatboliide io5iale Tbatigfeit FORT
5l1leten! M0gen tic a1e Mpoltel lein
Der 2iebe un5 @eredti9feit, oenn of
ne Sic Nusiibung oieier bcioen Il,gen-
Den fann iid fem Stoat elmer geoeib-
lid)en un6 6al,ernSen griiten5 CT
frelen. Mmerifo lit Gin 6errIides
nno gaitfreunolides 2au0, u6as 2a1o
Ser 6rciGeit"; sic Trei6eit aber oegc-
l1eriert bolo SUR 5prunnei, mer1n lie
11td]t in Ser &eligion fire @llr5el mus
ibr 5lln6ament bat." Sic Stride,
fnbr er fort, bat 6as Golf ME Der
fiibrt ooer feline %SSntereiien perrot6en;
ibre @eididte in ser @ergangenbeit
lit cine @ropbetie fin sic 3ufunft.
Sic begriin0et mieoerltm uno for6ert
Sic araHe ulro Srgoniiationen, tpelhe
Die @epolntion b%ernid)tet fat. Iieie
l1ellen @eretnigungen, mennglei6 bonn
8elite oes GbriitentBums ourtorun=
gen, tins Ser 1eue1, 6ur6 Sic mirtb=
ld1oftlid)e gntmidlltng ser beutigen
geleQidaft geidnffenen Gage o1tge=
poBt. 3ie Stride beoorf Mir ser
trel1en Mitbilfe, Ser erge6enen Inter
1tlltl1ng uno 0es altf opfern0en Offers
ibrer &inSer."
~SSh oonfte Sent ST.. Safer 6emii=
tb1glid fir feline giitigen inns errr1l111=
ternSen @orte inns gab ibm Sic Ser
iiderung, baB Sic Mitglie0er Ses
Central Gerei11s fire Mni trenglngen
per0oppeln niir6en in ser @efiirlpor=
tltng oes pdplt1iden Nrogron1ms TO-
5ioler &eform inns in ser 8%efdmpfung
Ser So5ialiiten, Ser Sein6e oes @1al1=
be11s 11n0 ser @errdtber ant @olfe.
~Mls id 5os 3immer perlieB, in
Sem l11s ser 81. @oter 10 giitig emf
pfongen, mar id 10 gliidlih mie Elm
&in0 am Sage Ser eriten FL. @omn1lt=
11ion. Hil1s X. lit in. @obr6eit Elm
Safer Ser @%Idubige1t, feline @iite iii
aber sic @iite elmer Mutter.
Ser Tapit iah niht 10 gut aus mie
Dor ei1em Mo11at, aIs ih i'm BEL &C.
1egenbeit 6es 0ffentlid}en &onliito=
RUINS iab. ST. hotte iih erf1ltet, mos
aadl Ser @ru11o iein mag, boB CT ct
mas u11lpob1 nusiob. Sod, mie ct 1tt1=
ierem hodhp'iten &errn &rofl1rotor er=
fldrte: u0us miro boriibergeber1 1tn6
ih lelbit tper6e a1h in cine Before
@elt htniibergeben." gr ideint eine
@%orabn1tng 5u boben, 6aB er nidt
mebr iebr longe lebe11 miro.
Sd Ieie 6os @entral=8lott je6en
Monot mit groBem @ergniigen. 9as
@eft entbielt etrer dl1=
BERT intereiianten un6 lebrrei6en
Mufiat, namli6: SSm 3eiden 6es CO.
1i6orismus. Sd glaube, einige Mrti=
fel uber Sen SoIi6urismus o6er Elm
Hampblet in engliider Sprade tpir=
Sen biel @utes mirfen. Dos @ort
Midteingemeibten etnas frem6,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

ridten mer6e, al1fnebme1r gu f0nnen,
nobel i] an SIRE iolpie mei1er 2anos=
lel1te ltnteritiitrrg u1r0 G%ertra11en ap=
peQiere. Mein Mmtsbe5irf umfaBt
Sic Staaten Minnelota, MorS= uno
Siio=3afota, Sic nor0lide 9albiniel
BON 09idigan un0 Sic Counties Iol1g=
las, 8apfiel0, Niblaab uno Sron oes
Staates @iseoniin. SS1 Ser Grmar=
turg, noh offers @elegel1beit ST. fa=
Zen, NIT Mrem geifaste11 @latte in
@eriibrl1ng SIT fon1n1en, ber6leibe lift
SIR %ergebener
Cigar Horibnit,
Setter 0es 8. un0 6. @onlulotes in
ct. Saul, Minn.
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SAT- nnertraglides @ndenueb

lit elm fat iideres grgebniB bon Ser:
pen=8eidmeroen. 8. Eoomep, 803 g.
01iba ct, Bloomington, ST., iagt:
sd litt an &udenmeb un0 S6mer=
gen in meine1 @iere11, sic fdt uner-
tragli6 tporen. Sm beriudte Sober
Nierenpiaen re4t gut, uno iie tpirften
Bltnoer on mir. 6e11te fnn ib ffape-
re Sagesarbeit berri9ten :uno fiible
Die Gillette nidt." MoIitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

BEN iib mie6erum als mobre Staats=
mam1er bemiei len, uno lolde fonltruf=
tipe @eiebgebung mie sic oben beipro=
dene, mir0 bonn 8olfe %gutgebeiBen
merben. 6. 90. 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-03-14

Snfueuja-Tau.
Neruriacbt tpebem SAILS unb
SDmftlitis. &er9eifellt
turb 4ermma.

9err US.
s.. 3ouslep
8 eenniue,
neilee,
idreibt:
r8or flint
Sabren. 3pg
i5 mir cine
lebr ernlte
@rtdlt II n 9
81, ipel6e III,
ga Grippe
nusdr t c t e
SD lpar ME
10 i6limn1
burall. Sd
ipor me6rere
@pd)en I'M
&ett; als ieh
OF I it 3,
hotte Of
90 nnelnn>
id,lpcn Ii II q
nnp tpc6el1
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-08-21

suit small Panama with the rim turned up al
chance Io
$s#; i
It here Il I had
Way the request for talk
no WON'T know Why this way"
rudy showing
could his
raised IL he could Interview
All it.? the
check right But tell me how much and then get out
William?
Sol?
was to f:6
It? Gods
made a In
say?"
pounds
How should
VIZ" &Es44
did tell he going to He didn't tell me anything
think
2" BIZ 4
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-08-21
OXEN TO DRAW COFFIN.
MlKADo's FUNERAL WILL FOL.
E1 Low ANCIENT CEREMONIES.
:shlnto Ritua! to Be Used-Prlnee
Henry Of Prussia viii Represent q
r. Germany at Bier.

5ts. Tokyo, Japan. Aug. 14.-The official
program for the funeral Of Emperor
sMutsuhito, who died July 80, was 10.
sued here. The services are to begin
at 6 a. m. September 10. when Emper-
Tor Yoshihito and the empress dowager
will be present. At 2 o'clock In the
evening of the same day the elder
statesmen, the peers. all the high off,
Ecials and the foreign representatives,
among whom will be Philander G.
Knox, American secretary Of state. are
to assemble at the palace. from which
the procession will start at 8 p m.
Emperor Yoshihito will not join the
procession, but will meet it on the
lAoyama parade ground. The line OF
march, which will be long, is to be In
tersepersed with musicians, torchbear-
,ers and officials carrying emblems.
Many priests also will participate. The
coffin of the emperor is to be drawn
by team of oxen. ss
Immediately after the arrival OF
the procession at Aoyama the funeral
service will begin and will include the
imposing Shinto ritual.
Berlin, Germany, Aug. 14.-Prince
Henry Of Prussia, brother Of the Ger.
man emperor. has been selected to
proceed to Tokyo to represent Emper-
or William at the funeral Of the EN-.
pero~ of Japan. 4.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-08-21
NEWS u: FROM il AR
AND NEAR

Rome, Aug. 12.-Magnilcent pomp
marked the celebration in the Sistine
chapel Of the ninth anniversary Of the
coronation of Pope Plus X. on Friday.
Though the pope's physicians had
feared the effect OF the ceremonies on
the pontiff. he went through with
them without showing any indication
Of breaking down.
Texarkana,5 Ark, Aug. 12.--All night
rain over this section Is estimated to
be worth more than half q million
dollars to farmers and millers. Corn
and cotton were especially benefited.
Big yields are assured.
Dayton, O.. Aug. 1.-TWO Greek
columns will be erected at Sims sta
ton, between this city and Xenia, as
a Wright memorial. II the Wright
memorial commission has it's way.
The columns will mark the exact spot
from which the first heavier than air
flying machine carrying man rose
from the ground.
San Francisco, Aug. 12.-In advance
Of the opening Of the Panama canal
sailing vessels were never in greater
demand on the Pacific coast than at
the present time. All available bot
toms are engaged and freight rates
are at high-water mark.
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PRELIMINARY PROBE MAY DIS
CLOSE PLANS OF PRosEcU-#
33 TON IN DETROIT GRAFT. B 25
ALL UNDER SAME CHARGES
Plot to Force Wabash Railroad to
5s Pay for Street Vacation ls the
Chief iAliegation-Ten If New WI ar:
rants Are Issued. d, ID. # i5y "

Detroit, Mich, Aug. II: On Tuesday
nine aldermen were araigned on brib-
cry charges in police court, Assistant
Prosecutor Josnpwsikif minated that
= big conspiracy case was pending,
in which others besides aldermen
named would be involved, but an
nounced that no conspiracy charges
would be made at present
NH Charges Of promising TO accept a
bride were preferred against Alder
men William .Koenig, Richard NJ.
Watson, Patrick o Brien, William +.
Zoeller, Stephen Skrayoki, William
Eindle and Joseph Merritt. Hearing
was set for August 20, when the caseE
of nine others will be heard.
N.S The case against Council Committee
lsecretary K E. R. Schreiter, who con-
fessed was put over to await the con-
spiracy investigation 4
1t is alleged that nineaof the alder
men actually received brides, not,
however, from railroad official, but
from a detective who posed at such.
The nine others, it is charged. agreed
to accept certain sums, but failed to
collect at au appointed time.
According to the pros ecution, the
alleged trap was sprung a short time
after nine aldermen were bribed. and
also after the time for the others to
receive their share Of the money had
expired. II 81 II !3S
M Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd and
the detective claim that marked bills
were found on several Of the alder
men after they had been arrested and
searched. 5S5 II, q 81
The nine aldermen arrested last
Friday on charges OF. accepting brides,
but. for whom no formal warrants
have been issued Gsg yet, are: Il,
D. Rosenthal, A. Deimel, Louis Tos-
sy, N. j.. Ostrowski, j. L. Thiesen.
Louis Brozo, "A. j. Walsh. F. ]. Ma
son. 7. e. Gilman. a.
Warrants charging apromise to &C
cept a bride were issued for the fol-
lowing aldermen:
William Koenig, H. c. Mindle. Ste
phen Skarzycki. Patrick u o Brien.
R.. M. Watson, Thomas Lynch. G. H
Ellis. j.. F. Merritt. w. F. Zoeller.
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WERE NOT AT ALL DlvE E:
serlous-Minded Quaker Saw Nothing
TO Smile at In. the Lighter Poems
ffss .44I 5s'fi$. OF Whittier, .....E.

81 The late Gertrude Whittier Cart
land, cousin OF Whittier. the Quaker
poet, presented an ideal picture of
the sanity aged Quakeress. Her
sweet serene face framed in it's tight
little bonnet, seemed to shine with
clear, spiritual radiance; to hear her
recite, in voice Of Tranquil music.
the hymns and graver poems OF her
famous relative was always delights
full. III a M, z5s 81 Il ri
3 But she did not have her cousins
lively sense Of humor; and It was
hard to tell whether this lack lessen
ed or increased the effect, when IN
exactly the same grave, even tones.
she occasionally read aloud some Of
the verse that he wrote, not for pub
lication, but for the pleasure OF his
Intimate circle. That was always
light, frequently gay, sometimes fair
ly rollicking. J4 .s45
Her admiration for the writer made
her try very hard to appreciate his
fun; and she thought she did SO; yet
mirth seemed always as alien to her:
tongue as red rosette pinned upon
her dovegray shoulder-shawl would
have been to her costume. This in
congruity was felt, doubtless. by an
other Friend. of even more serious
mind than she. who once said to her
reprovingly: 15ia SaEE
THE verses are harmless, and /
perceive they are intended to be,
diverting; but they do not divert me-.
| Gertrude, and ! do not think they
really divert thee. Be honest with
thyself; II thee read them and did not
! know thy cousin Green1eaf & wrote,
them, would thee not consider them
extremely silly! Thee knows I mean
no affront, and greatly admire thy
cousin Greenleaf. Surely he Il. is a .
great poet; but great poet may some
times write such silly stun. And sure
~ this time thy. cousin has done It,
Rehect4and thee will agree with me-"
She reflected ION the necessity Of
care In selecting an audience for q
Joke: Youth's Companion.
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200 KILLED I'M MASSACRE
lZapatlstas Raid Little Mexican Town
Of SIxtapa and Slaughter Rurales I.
E5 and Citizens.

Mexica City, Aug. Il ~ Two hundred
dead were lying in the streets Of
Ixtapa soon after Genevevo de. Laos
band Of Zapatistas halted there Tues.
day on its march to Toluca, the cap.
ital 8of the state OF Mexico, only fif.
teen miles north. The town was gar.
risoned by 100 rurales 4
IZapatistas slaughtered thirty.six sol.
diers# and more than twenty passen.
gers in a deep canyon one kilometer
north Of Ticuman, 4 10 miles southeast
Of; Mexico City Sunday when passen.
ger train south bound from this city
was attacked from ambush.
The news Of the massacre was sent
to Mexico City By the conductor and
Marino Dominguez, who, although
wounded. managed to make their
way to Yautepec. twelve miles away.
They were forced to steal through the
;Zapatista lines and did not arrive at
the telegraph station until Monday
afternoon " s5 & q lt,5 4
The Inflated train left Mexico City
Sunday morning. Most Of the passen.
gers belonged to the farmer and low.
:ers classes. 81 5i a