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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1910

Page

9

Germans Fear Socialism in Ranks of Army

Berlin reports a confidential minister of war note warning that socialist propaganda aims to permeate the army through continuation schools. Authorities fear youths under 21 are targeted to join as soldiers at nineteen, to undermine discipline and foster socialist influence within the Kaiser's forces.

Germany Socialist Party

Long Sand-Glay Road Planned in Kansas

Sedgwick county plans a nine mile grand-clay road from Wichita southward through river bottoms to the county line. Engineers drew the plan. bids are being sought. The road uses a clay mix of sand and gumbo, cost about 7000 dollars, funded by the county and adjacent farmers, marking a new phase in county road building and a centerpiece of the good roads movement.

Wichita Kas Sedgwick

Chameleon Cow Turned Black by Stamp Ink at Green Lake

Aug 11 at Green Lake Pennsylvania a yellow cow owned by Frank G. Lauer of the Sorrel Horse hotel was stained with stamp black turning it black for two weeks. The owner and two constables issued search warrants to locate the animal.

Green Lake Frank G. Lauer Sorrel Horse Hotel Here Ioanimal “Ander Moet

Married to Senor Palma at New York wedding

Miss Helen Douglas Browne of New York married Senor Thomas Estrada Palma son of Cuba’s late president. She is American on both sides and was born in Mexico while Palma, Cuban on both sides, was born in Central Valley North Carolina where his father taught school before the Cuban revolution led him back to Cuba.

Douglas Browne New York Senor Thomas Estrada Palma Cuba Mrs. Palma Mexico Mr. Palma Central Valley WN. C

Yellow cow found after claimed missing animal tale

A missing cow mystery near Red Hill ends when a yellow animal, mistaken for a missing Bracey herd cow, is identified by color change under pressure. Constable Bitting and expert Lauer confirm the animal matches the owner’s description, and no suit is filed.

Kappenstein Percy Bracey Constable Bitting Red Hill Bracey Lauer

Republicans push loyalty test to guide house race

Beverly a mass Aug 11 The Republican congressional committee announces loyalty to the president as the campaign test for House candidates. McKinley says insurgent candidates can still receive aid and vows to regain several lost seats including Indiana and Lovering districts in Massachusetts. Campaign will stress Republican victories and tariff achievements with Chicago headquarters opening Aug 15.

Beverly Mass United States Republican Congressional Committee House of Representatives William B. McKinley Repubicans House Chicago Speaker Cannon McKinley Illinois Cannon Indiana Lovering Massachusetts

Mr Coulson and Gainsworth chase a secret bargain

In Paris Coulson meets Gainsworth who offers a thousand pound rewards for information about papers stolen from Hamilton Fynes and the Vanderpole case. They discuss a possible government client funding the inquiry and arrange a supper before a tense, businesslike Paris talk. On a Paris bound steamer Coulson is drugged by a mysterious passenger before a seasick recovery hints at unseen risk.

Mr. Coulson Coulson Gaynsworth Mr. Gaynsforth Hamilton Fynes Gaynsforth Richard Vanderpole Garnsforth Paris James B. Coulson Vanderpole Gainsworth Big Fynes

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