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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-02-07
From Fridays Daily.

Through the efforts Of Attor-
ney H., /. Schmitt the annual
meeting of the Minnesota State
Bar association will be held in
Mankato either in July or Au-
gust. This convention will bring
to this city between $50 and 800
lawyers from all portions Of the
state. Many Of the prominent
men in Minnesota will be includ-
ed in this number. The organi-
cation has on its membership
rolls many distinguished gentle
men who will address the con.
vention,
The convention will be in ses-
sion three days. The program
will be prepared with view to
giving the visitors entertainment
and one evening at least will be
given up to banquet and those
things which go with such a
pleasant function.
The decision to hold the con-
vention in Mankato was reached
at a meeting Of the board of
governors of the association, held
in st. Paul yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Schmitt is a member Of the
board and urged that the meet.
ing be held here. He stated that
Mankato possessed all the re-
quirements of a convention city.
The dates for the convention
will be fixed upon at a future
meeting of the board.
That the people of Mankato
will do all in their power to
make the stay of their dis
tincuished guests most pleasant,
goes without the saying.
John n. Williams of Duluth
is president of the State Bar
association.
He was rendered a dinner by
the members of the board at
the Minnesota club in St. Paul
yesterday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-02-07

S. C. Glove Of Redwing was in
the city yesterday.
Herman Wigg of Waseca called
in the city yesterday.
Evan Olson of AmbOy was Man
kato visitor yesterday.
Ole Halvorson of La Sale spent
yesterday in Maukato
w. A. Caldwell of Brookipgs, S.
D.. is in Mankato today.
E. II. Beise OF Mapleton was a
Mankato caller yesterday
E. NJ. Bull Of Rochester was in
the city yesterday on business.
A. NJ. Drumston of Redwood Falls
was in town yesterday on business.
Mrs. Ed. Williams and son of Lake
Crystal spent yesterday in the city.
III. 7. Swenson of st. Peter was
in the city yesterday on business.
0. y. Anderson of Austin trans
acted business in Mankato yester-
day
+. W. Schauce of Walnut Grove
called on friends in the city yeSter-
day.
Ray f. Salisbury Of Amboy spent
Yesterday calling on friends in Man
kato.
Attorney III. l.. Schmitt will return
this evening from a business trip
to st. Paul.
Samuel c. Glow. a representative
OF the Redwing Tile works, spent
several days in Mapkato.
Miss Mabel Lee went to Lake
Benton this noon to spend the week
end with her sister, who teaches
there
Mrs. Z. Roberts who has been the
guest of her friend. Mrs. NJ. A,
Belknap. returned to her home in
Garden City today.
Harry MaXfeld, who was injured
several weeks ago at Lafayette,
Ind, is home and will remain here
an indefinite period.
w. J. Gilkerman of St. Paul. tray
cling passenger agent for the Grand
Trunk Railway system, called at the
Milwaukee depot yesterday.
F. Il. DiaSDean. proprietor Of the
Pastime theatres in Mankato and
RedwiDg, was in the city today.
calling on his son. Don, manager of
the Pastime here.
WorthiDgton Globe: Mrs. w. a..
Dennis visited al her former home
in this city for about ten days the
past two weeks. She left Saturday
morning for Mankato, where she re-
sides with her daughter. Miss Ruth.
LeSueur Center Democrat: Charles
Smith of Mankato came down Friday
forenoon and visited with his broth
err William, south of town. until Sat
urday afternoon. when he returned
to his home city. Charles lived in
our midst for a number Of years,
some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Ray of Min.
neapolis, who have been guests of
DIR. and Mrs. u. G. Harrington for a
few days will return home tomor.
row. Mr.. Ray in enjoying the best
of health and gets much pleasure
from his Mankato visits. Mr.. Ray
was formerly president of the Man.
katO State bank. Mrs. Ray still re.
tains her membership in the Man.
kato Art History club and was
present at the meeting held this
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Harrington
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1913-02-07
Tried to Make Escape.

After firing the shots. Schnobrig
coolly placed the revolver in his
pocket and walked around the cor
ner OF Tuerk's restaurant into Pearl
street. Seeing that men were after
him, he ran into the shed or yard,
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
NmerifQuer
bel Teier
Wsbsaien DOm 8Iiiders Dor bunOer.
Sabrsn srfOIstem llebersaus iibcr
ben 3bein in Gaub.

Berlin %. Sept. Cine tim.
mungsDoue Seller bat 81 @attb mi
Rreile @oarsbalien Oes preuBiihen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @iesbaoen ltott
gefunoen. @s muroe oas 8eOenfer
Des bel Gaub erfolgten l%lebergangs
Der i6IeIiihen Nrmee inter 8lii6er
feltItd begangen.
Qepntntionen BON &riegerpereinen
tdbnlen nn Ser 6eier teeil itno batten
am &beinufer AufItearmg genom=
men.
8ielbemerft muroe cine 0eputati-
on oes oeuti@ : omerifaniihen SEA-
mernOen. unO @otriotenbmoes, Der
auf leiner Dieoerbolt %ermdbntsn
Gnbrt ourd 6as &ei1 begriffen lit.
General 5. Snf. b. Sdend, fom-
handkerchief General Oes s. Ariuee-
fOrps in 5rnntfnrt a. Sc, mterbielt
IDS Ionge 3eit nit oen Mnterifanern
IN p%ngeregter Meiie.
NQlifnlii9e 8ortrGge perid0ntei.
Die 6eier. Namentli6 ermedten al
Gb0re groBe 8egeiiterung.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Nn8feQnugS-
lnitige OOrl
Gcntide ScIdifuns OeS l~lmtcrme6-
mems in San 6rancisrO.

Berlin, %. Sept. Die oSom.
burger Nadridten" beibGftigen Iid
in ibrer neilciten Summer nit Den
Aus%laIiungeu oes Serrn Suqo Gei.
finger in Der SEEM Norfer Staots-
5eiting" iiber Die 6rage ser oellt-
lhen 8eteiligung an oer Yanama.
Gacific-A usltellllng.
las @am6urger 9latt biaigt Sen
5tanopinft oes 9lem gorfer @roB-
fallfmanns un0 4unitmG3ens gegen.
iiber Der @altung Der Oeiltlden Re-
gierung, erfldrt es ober fir fraglid
Sd cine priuate 8ei6idung BON oert.
icber Settle Elm 6ebIfdIog merocr
Yoiir0c.
lin Oie oiiitere Grop6eoeiung oes
a1lel lInnHhen SobrerftGnoiaen mi
fericJer 5lr f0nnefL erodten es ole
S%anburger 9taHri1ten~ fir min.
is5ensmert, OaB Die Oeutihen 9lusitel.
lmgsluitigen berportretert, Inn 81
8eigen, mas BON ibnen biniidtlih Del
8eididung eriportet iueroen fann.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
GrOs sn GrOc.

Sn beimotIider S6oae, nni cineni
lonolduftlid munoerpoa qelegencg
Sled6en @roe omSiiOen0c 0es prdd)
tigcn GREENWOOD -Irieoboies bat an.
Wiontag gtadmittag eegeu $50 llbr
Mapor @aDnor feline lebtc HubeitGt
te gefunoen. WobI bunoerttonicnN
MeniferL Burger mo 9iirgerinneli
Der groBen Soot, oerelt GROCER Wie
tier Der @erblidene gemeien. ltanoel
in hummer In0adt anf Dem aranj
bon 0iigeln, meld)er Den @aDnor
lhen 8egr1bnispl1b umldumt, Sine
gbteilung berittener Holi5iiten mi
mebrere bunoert uniformierte Wiaml.
l6aften ItanOen ltorr mo Itlinlm IN
&araoeiteaung oilf Dem nm oel
@rabbiigel berumiiibrenoeu &io.
De, uno am @rabe ielbit labei tr1.
uen0en Muges bic nGhiten GerlpanO.
ten 0es @erblihenen, ole @breui
gabrtu6tr1ger. Die Gidter-&oacgi
EN- uno Die Spiben ser itdotiihen &c
boroen, pie Die groiHollen poIterll
oui oen groBen brallcnen Gihen.
ifrein fielen, melder ben Snrg ocs
MoporS in iidl birqt. 9ur Deaigl
Nllgen blieben troden, ais Der SorQ
longiam in Die @rilft geloiicn plirn.
mo Iid Die @r0c iiber Dem mas a.
Dem Mlopor Der Staot iterblih mar.
IfloB. Der @ngel Ocs Sooes rnuid)
te iiber Die gemoltige &~olfsnenli
0obin, uio OH Ser @riiit oes groBcs
Sobnes, gilrgerS mo &aters 0cl
Staot 9iem g)orf. fam 6 iiber Oh
Sunoerttauienoe bon trauernoen9iir
aern mie elm getpnltiges, eridliittern
0es Wemento Mori. % feb. Il
lana on Iieben founlt; 0 lieb' 10 lnli,
Oll lieben maalt. IS fonnnt Die 3eit
es fommt sic 3cit. "a oil ali @raberI
Itebit nno flight. @or mandem OcI
Qeite ouf Ben griinon Siigeln oci
Sotenitaot, oie Dem NoDor 0os leb
te @eleit gegeben botter, fonntc MAI
Gbnlihe @e0nnfen ipie lie Der Gid
ter 10 mlnoerpoa arSgeoriidt bat, Al
ben Mienen ableien. Grit Jest, mI
iie ben groben Mann perloren eri
iebt wnroen Tie iih onriiber tlor, mi.
fleinlih, mie nidtiq lire arittelciel
oil Sem 2ebenoen gemclcn uaren, I'M
oil Der @ruit iocs totem WianneS bo
Dem 9oten mond)er oos alb, mas c
DEM 2ebenoen an unredt 5iI8eiiia
bate.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

ne ShIeuien unO aus oen 9dmpelr
aui ser StroBe uno Grottoir iteiai
oud BON unteu Ourd oiimle Soblcl
ole 5euhtigteit in Die @lieoer Stnu.
oen ouuert Der 8eg, ole SiiBe ihuer.
gen, Der Sunger quilt, aber teiner
tritt aus Der Heibe. Sangiam ld)iebi
ite li6 pormdrts, Shritt Inn Sdritt,
mo aus Iief. Sod. mo StroBen.
babneu fonlmt imnier neller Mad
idub. Die %3ieienltaot nimmt NIB.
ldjieo BON ibrem Oberbnupt.
Someit Die @rinnerutg Der Seben
Den reidt. bat gtep Yorf nie cine Ger
ort oaer 8eihreibung ipottenOe, ale
9lallen umiaiienoe Sul0igling oes
gn0enfenS zines totem 9iirgers ge
lebeir
Sn einem @ain bon Yalmen. 5t
Sdupten groBe iiebendrmige aon0eI.
aber nuf ibmor5 umiplmoenen @Soito
menten itnno Der fupierue Sarg, BON
Dem Der Dedel genonimen mar, 10
DAB oilrd cine @lnsideibe iid 2opi
uno- Sdtlltern 0es 8oten Den 9llder
Der 8oriiber5iebenoen entbiilten. 81
6iiBen breitete lid oas 3eihen emit
ger Mladt, Die MaporsiIagge, nab
reno ole Sterne uit0 Streiien un0
sum Can't fir bic ebriina III 2iuer
pool Der Union Sad Die Seiten ocs
&%atofolfs beoedten. 3ipiidcn @ftir
lanocu mo ihlpor5em Slor griibt,
bonn @~intergrtno Der m%arnIorncG
Sreppc ods GilO ocs @critorbrnrr
Die cuoloie Sd)aor Oerer, bic gefou
men mnrcn. BON Oeui, mos lterblidl
oil ibm, Abihieo 5n neehmWn. Sin
aus Der Wiitte Der 4lippcl mufrGn3i
BON ld)mar5en mo plrptrnen Slor
ltreifen, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iilberne.
aronleudter mari elm g~c0dupites
5~ittern0es 2iht iiber oen aonssl
9ialm, Die 9%lumenbiiael, Bt Oeneir
aae poar Augenblide nelte ArGn3l
fanleiL ole regungSlns mle aus Stein
81 beioen Seiten ors Sarges iteban.
ben leds Yoli5iiten mo 6eueripeht
lellte, ole bal6itinolidl abgeloit mir
ben, mo Die Neiben Der obne &auiI
unaufb0rlid pom OdmmernOen Dior
gen bis in Die tieie Raht ~porbeiiir1
rpuApu Mpu1d,pu
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Ser leBtc
Sribnt.
SnnOerttamienO Oefilieren am Surge
Waynur's DDr6ei.

@eW gorf, %. Sept. @eu
9orf lit IN 8raller. llnter Dem elm
t0niqen @rau 0es Simmels, in DE.
gen uio 0dmmernng 5iebt iiA Ost
Weni6enItrom DON Der 8rooflpner
Bride iifop1rts 3liin 8rooowap, ab.
p6rts, III Dem Canon Der @olfen.
fraber gum Singer. @ebGuOc, sun
Bombing @reeu, our 9otterp, umbie'
gen0 ItaotaufmGrts mieoer 3rriid ar
Erinitp uorbei, 81 Der 9otbiihen Hie-
ienfirhe SEES Moolmortb. sur G6am,
bers Str, iiber Den Hlob ulO oil
Stufen Der Gitp Sal, oorbei oil oen'
5nrg. aus, Dem binter gldlernel
S6eibe Elm bleiAes ItlImmes Weiih,
rlbeool in Die Ger5eu iiber iid bid
Dorbei on Bergen BON glrmen, an:
Der l6wiilen, gebeimnisDoaen Ntnloi
pb0re oes &uppelraltnns 5liriid in Del
o1mmernoen Aben0 meiter, int
mer meiter, Menld iim Menid, cinI
nnabfebbare, offer 3Gblperiufe ipot
ten0e Heibe Wt1nner aus allei
&lolien, 6ralien mo @inoer, Nellge
borene auf ben Mrmerl Der Miitte'
uuO @reiie al Der @anO zines gntel
finos, uieridr0tiQe, fr1ftige Nrbei
tergeitolten mo Stripped mieoer, oiv
MIR nit &riiden iidJ portudrtstaIten
SHmor5e, @elbe uirO BeiBe, Sentl
nit eoloenen Setter, mo boben Sil
ten uno an0ere, oetlen Der Snngel
umo Die Not ans Ben e%ingefaaener
Mugen i6aut. Ntitlci0los Dime
StunOe un Stunoe Der Simmel lei
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
3icle Oes ON. ". 9.

@ortrag SuIius Moerid's Dor oet
,0eutl6-epangelii6en @eneralfonfe-
ren5.
YbilaOelpbia, 25. Sept.
0altor Or. s. @iitor bon Cincinnati
Ger &oriiBenOe Der oeutlA-epangeli.
ifen @eneralfonferen8, mel6e gno(
:. M. IN 9~ouispile, &D., tagen miro.
6at Serrn Siilils Moerid, ben Yrd.
%lioenten 0es oeutih : amerifaniibel
Gtaatsnerbanoes BON Winneloto
alel6er neblt Yaltor S. SCHUBERT al,
S5ilfesbarre, go, gum 0elegaten 0es
gtationalbunOes CUR @aneralpJr-
lammlung BON Or. 6. s. Serame
ernannt moroen it, Oabon in &ennt
nib gelebt, 0aB ibm in Der Sibung am
%. September @elegenbeit gegeber
meroen miiroe, einen 8ortrag iibe,
ore 3iele un0 8eItreblmgen Oes gta.
tionol-@unoes al balten. 8efnnnt-
li6 ioa Der &eriud genla6t weroen,
Nirden= nn0 &ereins0entihe unter
Dem Banner Oes 0euti6 : amerifoni-
l6en National-8 tmoes 81 pereinigeu
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Anardic in s%llbanieu.
Seuaffnete 9ll6aneiem gum Ginfaa
in Scrbiem bereit.

8eIgrao, %. Sept. Die 81
tuation entlnng Der olbanii6en @ren-
&c lit ernit. 9ort lammeln ii6 groBe
@aufen Nlbdnelen, nit mooerner
@emebren bemaffnet, oil, Inn eineu
g(ngriff geeen Serbien 81 unterneb-
men. Albaneliide @mili6re baben
ierbii1es @ebiet betreten uno bemii-
Zen iid, aud iolhe Albaneien mel
de bisber frieOfertig gemeienL 5iuil
9ufitano auf3ultadeln.
Man glaubt bier, Dab Die fein0ieli-
gen Torbereitungen auf ousldnOThc
Sntriguen gegen Serbien unO Mon.
tcnegro 5uriid3ufiibren linO. Slfol-
ge Der 0robenoen Gage liebt lid Ser
bien ge5pungen, Die Itrate9iideu
Yolitioner, 81 oeren Nufgabe lie ourd'
oas @orgeben Ger Md9te peranloBi
moroem BON neuem 81 beieben, %
es notmenOig geporoen lit, 9lngriffe
gegen ierbiides @ebiet 5uriid3uidla.
Qer.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
s%ambitnmm6eit befHrdtet.
3lueitc 9Odter Oes Ipamiidem So
niaspaares teilt SrnOes SAid-

IUN.
% tier, England, 90.
Sept. 8eriponote ser a6nigin BON
Spanien limo entiebt iiber Die 9un-
De, Dob ole 3peite 3odter Der a0ni
gin, glei6 Dem 5meifen Sobn Sal
me, tallbItimm neroen Miro meloat
Der oMon6eiter Guardian. Mon
befiirdtet, Dab Die am 90. SUM ge-
borene Snfnntin geatri5 g6n3lit
taiib lit, uno menr Dies nidt forri-
giert meroen fam, miro lie mobr-
ideinli6 niemals 81 ipredyen imitan-
Dc iein.
Die pefimiltiihen 9eri6te Der
Sof1r3te nno S~pe5ioliiten BADEN oas
Sero Der &oniain beinqbe gebro6en
Sic gebt nit ibren &inoern beitdll.
Dig mad oen aloitern Der religioien
Groen in uno bel MaOrio, nm Sir
bitten fir oieic SIT erlongeu. Ieit fur
5em b~eionoers fir Die geuannte inn-
&c Snfantin.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
GiIaO @aida bift sic Giterrcidiide
Slasse.

Salonifi, rs. Sept. Sn 81
banien berridt pollltGnOi9e Anardie.
Ser propiiorii6e Miniiter 0es geu-
bern, Mufi0 Ben, melher ioeben bon
elmer europdiidsn &unoreiie 5uriid.
gefebrt lit, bat feline Anbdnger aiif-
aerufell, ii6 gu bepaffnen, Inn geaen
GilaO Gaida, ben friiberen &odlt.
fomnlanoierenoen. Der tiirfiihen
Streitfrdfte in Sfutari, tpelDer Die
GSeitung ben Wontenegrinern auslie-
ferte, 81 Seloe 3i 5ieben.
giiao Toi6a bat ole oiterreidiid)c
6lagee gebiBt, mo Nillfio Sen oic
Hegierlnng in diploma oufgeforoert,
i'm aus3uliefern. Der Miniiter bat
audi oas 3oabaus in 9ura85o nit
8elblag gelegt.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
@tanOaI in sreslan.
M&t On |erfeblnngen Setciliatc cnt
leihten i'd.

tE ANt~~SW ftV.
@erIin, 26. Sept. @roBs @r
regumg berrfht in @reslau iiber Der
@ittsnifanoal, Der ioeben befanlt qe-
woroen lit. aiir3lid bcging Der @e-
iiser elmer oortigen gaoeanltali
EeIbItmoro, mas lofort 81 ~allssb.nl
@prii6ten MnloB gab. E,e Y9ll5el
ging oieien @eriidteh nod uno err
mittelte plsbalo baarltrailbeiloe ~
iAidten.
Wah ben beb0roliden Angabeil
trafen iKb 3ablrei6e gefpobner DC
Gblauer @oritaot BON @reslar ali
Ger MugnltnItroBe nit ihulpflidti9ea
Naoden unO n~ntcrbieltal nit Dr.
fen i~trafbnren @erfebr.
Mbt 8eteiliqte, oaruntcr elm 81
fisier, Elm 8oIi5eibeamter mo ell
6otelbelibcr. entleibte iid). gisr5cbu
on0erp nut0en in &nft genommel
un0 befinben ii9 iebt in @%emabrlom
8isber limo q NSaOhen ermittelt
wor0en, oie in &er6in0ung nit Dem
@fan0al iteben.
3ablreife @ltern limo altf Die gn-
flage, oas ihGuolide Ereibelt be-
aiinitigt Su baben, perbaitet morocn
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
ug6bne SeS altem @Oml".
&umGniider Mimiter Ses Smmerm
beim 9Gnia pom StaIiem.

Yia, Stalien, 25, Sept. SONIC
@iftor emanuel empfing aif Sdioh
San &oiiore Den rum6nilhen Mini-
fter oes Sunern Safo Sonescu IN
Muoien5. 9ieier Oerlieb Dem p6rnl-
item 8uni9 Der &umGnen 4usorud,
Die guten 8e5iebungen 81 Stalien
anoouerno gu foroern. sic betrah-
ten iif als S0bne Oes alien &Om,
Iagte Der WiniIter.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
SGdlit m~ertOOlles SramenaemalOe &C.
itOhIem.

Die Afaoenie Der aiiuite in Ores
0en bot einen beoeiltnoen 8erluit
crlitteu. Sin b0dit pertpoaes 5rol-
cngemdloe lit geitoblen woroen.
Dos abbanoen gefommene Gunit-
iuerf lit cine S6opfuig oes berii6m-
ten boa1n0iihen &ortraitmalers
8artbolomdlis ban ser Self, Der inn
Sabre 1870 itarb.
Bon Dem 0iebe bot man bis ieBt
nod feline Spur. God lit elm umfoi-
Ienoer poli3eilider Apparat aitfgebo-
ten porOerb INN Oes 3dters babbaft
5u nerOen.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Nnstilsnms Der gnlsareu.
Nmflasen segcn Die sriediiden Se.
hIrhen nnn Gufin altS erhpben.

Sofia, %. Sept. Ole grie6i-
Ide 8ebouptnng, oaB SpIro Surao-
jeff elmer ser reihiten bnlgariideil
aaufIents in SalonifL an Gbolera
geitorben lei, miro bier amtlid III
slbreoe gelteat. gs miro perii6ert,
oas er in oas Gbolera-9 a~rodenlager
gebrabt puroe, nad0em er gelteinigt
woroen mar. Dies lei gei6eben 10
lautet Die @eihuloiguag, Inn ale
Spnren oes @erbredens gu b%eieiti=
gen.
9ulgnren erflGren, Dab oieiesSer-
fabren BEL ben griehiihen 9eboroen
gebr1n6li6 lit. Ser 3mef lei, ale
9ulgaren aus3utilgen, Defenders Die
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
@reissetr6mter Gntunrf gritnO MtO6
rings fritiiiert,

eSn ei4er ailnlMNmens 3nldrift. mel
de Der m9erliner 8. per6ffent
lidt miro Der p~reisgetrOnte @utpuu
oes 8erliuer Yrofeifors Bruno Nfob-
ring fir oos rleite @ebaitoe Der Oelt
Iden 9otldaft in @oibington Ourd.
0ie SedeI ge3ogerl.
IS beiBt in Der aritif, BOB oas
8otIHdftbnus fir oie milerifaniidet
@erb1Itniile Su efhfad ge6alten lei
un0 in oie @aIbingtoner llmgeblnll
niht paiie.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
6Eaf @rn6enarbsittr set6tst.

Sin perbGngnisooaes llngliid bat
iidl Del Serne i'm &eaierungsbe5irf
Arnsbere in @~eltfalen eriegnet.
Sn Der 3ede o9elttobnrgin~ ma
rem fiinf 9lrbeiter in einem Sdodt
ongefabren. @loblih rib oas Sell
oes GS0roerforbes, mo Oie llngliidli-
Gen itiir5ten in oie Siefe. Aae fam
ben ben IoO auf ser Steqe.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Sastaisur 0a6ns sanOuug in a6ln

@On a6ln miro sic Nnfunft De-
Sngenieilr= YiIoten Oahu gemelOet.
CABIN, oeIien Aufitieg BON 6rie-
ori1sbafen nit einem @alierflug
seag beri1tet murOe, bat Die ablidt.
iiber oen 3bein ullO Oie Noroiee biz
Gurbaben 81 gelangelt.
Die 9piihenlanouug in Der rbei-
nilnen Staot mar Dprgeie6ell
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

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laiienen Smell i'm Aegdii6en Meer
@nnaers lterben.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
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Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-07
GEORGE w. GUTHRIE
 IS BANQUETED
Newly Appointed Ambassador To Jap. an Is Highly Spoken of by
 NOtables

Pittsburgh, June 6.-Eight hundred Pittsburghers, prominent in all walks of life, assembled at MeCreery's din- ing rooms tonight to banquet George w.. Guthrie, newly appointed ambas- sador to Japan. Amone those pres ent were Secretary of State Wm. J
 Bryan, Viscount Futemi Chinda and prominent officials of the national ad- ministration. Good will and laudatory references to the ambassador-elec; were the keynote of the gathering A letter was read from President Will son in which the President expressed ed his regrets at not being able to at lend the gathering. Viscount Chinda complimented Mir. Guthrie the Presi- dent and Secretary of State and re- ferred to the shortening of distances between nations by modern science.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-07
FINED $1OO IN THE
 CITY POLICE COURT
k. (. Cooper Assaulted His Wife Say
 Neighbors and the Police.

After a quarrel over trivial affair, E. c. Cooper assaulted his wife late Thursday night and gave her a severe drubbing. As result he is now con- fined behind the bars at the city jail and is likely to stay there for some time, as "$100' was written opposite his name on the docket when his case was heard yesterday morning in po- lice court.
 Cooper alleged that his wife had misrepresented facts and when she told him in no faltering manner that he was mistaken he became so enrag- ed that he struck her, felling her to the floor He then proceeded to ad- minister a sound thrashing News ot this nature travels fast and soon ii reached the ears of Night Chief of Pc lice w. D. F'iveash, who detailed Roundsmen Mitchell and Boyd on the | case. The officers rushed to the Coop CT home and found the house in dark ness. When they knocked on the door however, Cooper himself answered
 and was immediately arrested. Judge J. R. Stewart put the finish
 ing touches to the affair yesterday ! morning by lining Cooper $100.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-07
BAD MAN TIMS SENT TO COUNTY FARM
Negro Who Deiied the Officers Here Will Do Some Time as a
 Convict.

Abraham Timms was" 'baad nigguh.' He realized it, took pride in it. and even boasted of it. He even grew so bold as to boast of it in front was made .o arrest him, but he drew a revolver and made his escape. Now, however, he will repent at leisure, as the next few months will be spent by him on the county farm, working in the fields and performing the many arduous tasks of an ordinary convict. He was fined an aggregate of $100 and 30 days by Magistrate l.. E. Cheek, yesterday
 Timms some time ago, wot on a rampage. caused by over-indulgence in the many variations of tha, liquid commonly known as the product os old John Barleycorn, and took tht neighborhood, terrorizing the entire community.
 Deputy Constable J. l.. McBurnett, who was as that time city detective under Chief of Police Evan Parnell wen, to arrest him, but was soon looking down the barrel Of a revolver and fNas told in no uncertain terms to git There was nothing left to do. so he got"
 The negro then, only .oo ju0ilant over his victory, telephoncd police headquarters and told ihe officer in charge to send out more men 10 ar. rest him. More officers were then details on his case, but Timms saw them coming and he made his es- cape. Nothing was heard of him un- .il several days ago, when Chief Of Police J. Frank Stewart received a long distance telephone message from Little Rock, saving that Tims had been arrested in that city. He was returned the next day by DoTuty Con- stable James Drake. and his case was transferred yesterday morning from police court to the court of Magistrate l.. F. Cheek. After hearing his case, Judge Cheek assessed a fine Of S50 and 30 days Imprisonment in the case of carrying pissol and $50 and costs for disturbing the peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-07
$1OO BEWARE, B1O0.

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