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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
Miss Brueninger
WEEDS Frank VI. Dushane.


The marriage Of Miss Thusnelda E'ru-
eniuger and Frank N. Dushane, Of EaI-
timore. took place last evening at 81
o'clock In the home Of the brides
mother. Mrs Josephine Brueninger. on
AIassa chusetts avenue
Only q small family party attended
the ceremony. which was performed bv
the Rev. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church The house was effectively dec
GRATED for the occasion with quantities
Of palms and white flowers In the
drawing room and pink roses in the
dining room. John Porter Lawrence
played the wedding music
Miss Rrueniuger wore a handsome
bridal gown Of white satin. trimmed
with dUclIeSSe and rose point lace, tnC
skirt made with a long train Her
bridal veil OF tulle- was ARA ngad with
shower OF lilies Of the valley and
ferns, and she wore the BRIDEGROOM s.
gift harvest moon of pearls and sap
phires-
Miss MaEdaieu BrUeniuCer- sister Of
the bride, who acted as maid or honor.
wore apricot mcSSaIiue. trimmed with
gold lace, and carried white sweet peas
The best man for Mr.. DuShane was
ms brother, Benson DUshane, also Of
Baltimore
Mrs. BrueninEer. who gave her daugh-
ter in m1rriage- wore black silk and
duche~se lace with a corsaSe bouquet
Of VinletS.
An informed reception for the guests
al the ceremony followed the ceremony.
and later II the evening lTr- and Mrs
DuShane LEFT Washington for their
bridal trip Mrs pushane Travelled IN
a tailored suit OF gray with a violet
hat
After May IL. they viii reside at 1851
Eutaw rlaCe. Baltimore
Among the =Jut-of-tovn guests at the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs Benson
DJshane. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. D. 3. Courte-
nay, Miss Marjorie Fleming, all Of Bal
timOre-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
Calcium Club
To Give Musical Comedy

The Calcium Club. Of George Washing
ton University. VIII present The Girl
and the Page --two-aCt musical
froIic." By Philip Lee SCauclinE. On the
evenings OF Nay 5 and at the Be-asco
on the evening Of May 5 the perform
ance Will be given under the auspices
Of the Junior Republic and on the even
ing OF May for the benefit Of The attn
Ietlc fund Of the university
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Meyers Of PhLa--
deIphia. announce the engagement %
their daughter, Estelie- TO motifs T.
Sinsheimer, OF Washington d C
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs announce the en-
Eagement Of their daughter, Pauline, 20
Dr. Kronergold. both OF New YORK
Miss Jacobs is well known IN Washing
ton.
Mrs. Isaac FUId. of New York, who
has been the guest OF her sisters. the
Misses Cohen, has returned TO her home.
/ \ luncheon was rendered TO Ms Joel
HHIma1 yesterday afternoon ~ the
ShOreham- in honor Of her departure for
abroad. April =. The guests were Mrs.
Louis Stern. Mrs A J. Barchfeld. Mrs.
Mrs / Goldheim. Mrs Albert Sigmund,
Mrs Arthur Marks. Mrs Harold Pack,
Mrs Carl Auerhach- Mrs Alexander
Wolf. Mrs. Maurice Rosenberg. Mrs
Lee BaUmsarten, Mrs Ernest Mayer,
Mrs. Alfred Mayer, Mrs Milton Beck
man. Mrs. Calvert RoseuthaI MS Louis
Jackson. Mrs Sydney Heller. Mrs 1Tysr
Fellheimer Mrs F. GreenaDple, Mrs
Charles Goldsmith. Mrs NJ Marx. Mrs
J KanH, Mrs : OpPenheimer. Mrs.
Joseph Schiffruan. Mrs A Brylawslzf.
Mrs. Max Fisher, an@ Mrs s Gassen-
heimer-
\ dinner was given at the New VII
lard last night. in honor Of joel Hill
mans trip abroad rendered by his many
friends Those who attended were Ar
thur Marks Alex Wolf Lee Baum
Sarten. !. Pack. Meyer FeI1heiusr =
GoIdEeim. Calvert RoSe1thII- Maurice
RosenberE- Tyler NOrdIinEer. and Julian
BrvIavsEi
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
JUSTICE MOODY
GAINS STRENGTH

William Moody Of the United states
Supreme Court. who has been III for
many months and who is now in q
BrOokline saDitariun. IS VERY. very
mucn better" according 20 J. Otis
WardweII. Of Burdett and WardweU.
and has gained very rapidly for the
past ten davS-'
Mr. Wardwel and Justice Moody
were law partners a. HGTeThii some
twenty years ago. They have always
been warm friends Mr. WaTdweu calls
upon the distinguished invalid every
day.
Z should say he said that there
Is no reason in the world why Justice
Moody viii not be able TO resume his
duties IN the fall How soon he viii
be ready to return TO HaverhlH IS
something don't know about"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
A PATHETIC PLEA FOR As
SISTANCE-


These questions VIII meet Us al home
ana they VIII be aEitatCd in connection
SltE the Congressional elections
trust that We may count upon the com
Ul-tSee supplying rs with much valuable
material SCcl aS az OF Us may md de-
sirahle between row and next \overn-
ber--Seuator Hale
The questions TO which Senator Hale
referred concern the cost OF living. A
good many statesmen are going home
TO face q constituency as curious as
that TO which Senator Hale Is looking
forward with more OF less trepidarion
to greeting, "a constituency which does
not like a tariff on meats and eggs
and butter and other foodstufTs which
other countries, especially Canada
could send Us while the average wage
Garner Is having all he can do To max
both ends meet II was as easy a.
falling of a log a few years ago when
food products IN this country were so
low that II did not pay to bring them
in from the Outside TO brush away OBJ
iections TO the tariff wall But times
have changed. The pinch Of want Is
being felt, and. as Is always the case
the fellow who feels 1t IS sharpening his
AK for the party in power
There are q great many members OF
Congress IN Mr.. Hale's plight They
don't want TO 90 home without some
explanation that VIII pass muster
with the voters, and they are having
a pretty hard time finding one to fl
the bill
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Miss Elizabeth Goodwin
Chooses Maid of Honor

Miss Eliza beth Goodwin. whose mar
rage 10 Lieut. Roscoe T. DfIen. I. S
n. VIII take place wednesday AZ noon.
IN St Johns Episcopal Church. has
selected for her only atteudauther sister
Miss Alice Wake Good win. who viii
be maid Of honor.
Lieut. wa-t0n Goodwin. I. : A
wilI escort l. sister and give her in
marriage.
Lieut. Was.er H Smead, L & N,
VIII Be best man. and the ushers viii
be Lieut. H T Winston. lieut. George
" Steele, IT., Paymaster Charles z
Parsons. Lieut. Richard p McCuIiouzh.
Lieut. Albert Church, and Ensign An
drew 8 Hickey, all nav ueu.
A small reception at the home o.. the
brides mother. Mrs Walton Good win
VIII follow the ceremony.
Cards are out for the marriage OF
Miss Eleanor ellis Ashby, daughter Of
Mrs William Todd Ashby. 10 walter
Henry Beal. Wednesday evening. .A7rlI
q, in Trinity Episcopal Church The
rector. the Rev. Richard Pardee VIII
laus, VIII s0Iemnize the ceremony
Hiss EObeTa Grant vii act as maid
o. honor and Dr. c. Ford I.angworthv
VIII be Mr. BeaTs best man
me uSheES VIII be + O. Powell Of
cincinnati: Dr. Walter EIIett, Of Viz
E-nla- Ellis DUvaIL. ~ Richmond F.
ASEoE Wallace, OF Wayne. Pa D.
t1arles F. Drlytou, and Walter 2
EIls 0f Washington.
The ceremony wiIl be followed nv a
small reception Upon the coupIe-i1u OF
bride VIII take Up their residence at
$50 Park road
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
Edison Bradley Is Going
To Tuxedo for Spring

Mr.. and Mrs Edson Bradley viii close
their handsome ~esidence on Dupont
circle tomorrow fo- several months. and
VIII 90 10 their place It Tuxedo. where
they VIII spend The spring. In July,
they viii go 10 their summer home on
the St Lawrence, and VIII not return
TO Washington until December They
wiz entertain 2 number Of yachting
parties during the sumner, and VIII
also have a number Of house parties
on board their house5Oat IN the St
Lawrence.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
D. A R Delegate
To Be Honor Guests

Mrs Ben Johnson. wife OF Represent
ari-e Johnson, viii entertain at Jhe
Cochran Tuesday afternoon at 5 CLOCK
I'm honor OF the president general and
the Kentucky delegation, D. A p Mrs
EOis delegation and ether DISTINGUISHED
members OF the CoDr--eulsI Congress
Mrs J. : Morrow and her father.
General Butler. have cards out for a
tea Tuesday afternoon from 20 :
o'clock in honor Of Lieut.. and Mrs
RcdmaD Butler. who have recently re-
turned from the Philippines Il Is also
given Just prior 70 Mrs 8TOrrOw'S de-
parlUre from the city. she is leaving
shortly To Join Nljor Morrow at his
Mrs Butler was formerly Miss Lucre-
TIA Dodge. and is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Y. Dodge. Lieute-
uant and Mrs Butler have been spend
Ing a few weeks IN Washington visiting
relatives, before going to the formers
new post. Fort Des MoineS- Iowa
Mrs W. + Dennis viii be hostess at
a reception tomorrow afternoon from ;
10 O'Clock IN honor Of the delegates
and visiting members 20 the l. A p
Congress from Virginia and Kentucky.
at StOneIeigh Court.
Receiving with Mrs Dennis viii be
Mrs. Matthew T Scott. president gen
erai. Mrs. Dickinson, wife Of the Sec
rotary OF War Mrs AdIai Stevenson,
widow Of the former Vice President.
Mrs LurtOn- wife Of AIr- Justice LuT-
ton. Mrs Bailey, wife OF Senator
Bailey; Mrs Taylor, wife OF Senator
Representative Johnson
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

The people svho got $4,000 from a
rich American woman In France for
fake pictures and tapestries were GER
cainIv artists. whether or not their
stuff could qualify as genuine works
Of art
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
4sI97
NLAnAA.

The net total circulation OF The Times
Sundays during the month Of March was
156.I72. all copies left over and returned bv
agents being eliminated This number. when
divided ny g. the number o. Sundays during
March. shows the net sunday average for
March 70 have been
Sa.042
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
SIGNS HOSPITAL BILL

ALBANY, April I7-Governcr Hughes
has siEned the Merritt bill appropria-
TINS Sl-2ai-53J for State hospital main
tenance-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

I Senator AIdrich Is reported to have
said he's tired Of being a public pack
Z horse Lots of people were under the
I impression that the pack was On the
other back
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

There's q silver lining 10 the Taft
sulra gist cloud Think how much worse
il would have been II what they did had
begun with TX instead Of n
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

II the Government ever establishes a
department of domestic economy nobody
but "Uncle jim Wilson VIII have
show 90 be the head OF it.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
Many Parties at Chevy Chase Club
Postponed on Account of Weather
Senate Secretary and Mrs.
Bennett Entertain De
spite Storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Brad
ley Hosts for Young
People.

The Indictment weather was ruvnn,-
sibie for the posrponement OF a num-
Der OF 1uncheons and other festivities
which had been arranged for the dav
AZ the Chevy Chase Club.
Among those who carried ont ts7efr'
program, however, were the Secretary
Of the Senate and Mrs Charles G Ren-
nett. and Mr. and Mrs Edson Bradley
Mr.. and Ms Bennett had as their
guests Senator and Mrs William Alden
Smith, Miss Esther Denny, Miss CarvI
Crawford. Hamilton carey, and Mr. &c
BOIonge.
Mr. and Mrs Bradley entertained a
small company Of young people in
formally.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
MARCH CIRCULATION.
DAILY

The net total circulation u The Times
tdaily} during tEe month Of March was
1s81s51s al copies left over and returned by|
agents being eliminated This number when
divided BY r. re number n DAYS OF pubIicl-
ton shows the net daily average for March
have been
1917.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
Countess BeTnstorf
Honor Guest at Dinner

Countess Luise-Alexandra Won Berns-
rorff, daughter Of the German Aubas-
saoor and Countess von Bernstorff. was
the guest in honor Of whom Mis-
Frances Noyes. the ,Iebutanta 5aurb-
ter o. Mr. ana Mrs Frank 3. Moves.
entertained at dinner last evening
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
Congressional Club
To Entertain on Tuesday.

The Congressional Club VIII entertain
the D. A r TuesdEy afternoon at the
club house on X street. There VIII be
no invitations sent out on account of
the limited tine Intervening. but the
entire Congress is invited, and 70 is
hoped the entire membership Of the club
viii be present to acS as hostesses-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

ssThe Isle OF Dead SHIPS n thrilling
serial story, begins in The Times to-
morrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

The bishops house, 1907 Nassachu-
sets avenue has been loaned for tea
70 be given Wednesday afternoon AT-i7
-, from 8 TO s o'clock. under the aus
pices Of the Rector's Aid Society Of St
PauIs Church Amonc those irtereste5
in the tea are Miss Douglas. Ms J. z
Craig, Mrs Rust. Miss Mary Mason
Miss Shafer. Mrs Priest. Mrs. Talbot
Mrs Shippert. Mrs. Gibson. Mrs Riley
Mrs Dixon. Mrs MCMILLAN, Mrs Cree
Mrs Clarence AIr77v
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

Mrs Hunt slater vas Obliged 10 re-
call the Invitations for the luncheon size
was to have given yesterday at Pierce
Min. --rs Slater is spending several
DAYS with GIrs. John r. Mclean at the
EATERS Gentry place, FTiendship.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

-ls-ashington can't Lose today. anyway.
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Mr.. and Mrs Mark Meyers OF Phls
deiphia. announce the engagement q
their daughter, Estelie- TO MOTIFS Z
Siasheimer, OF Washington d c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
Miss Wilson
Hostess at Chevy Chase

Miss Flora Wilson, daughter Of t1s
Secretary Of Agriculture, was hostess Al
luncheon yesterday at the Chevy Chase
~7uh. in honor OF Countess Annie Lear
OF New York. Among these in the
Brown. Of Denver. and Coleman Dray--
ton. Of New York
Justice and Mr. Thomas H Anderson
were dinner hosts last evening, having
as their guests Senator and Mrs. Bur
rows Senator and Mrs. Hughes. Repre-
sentative and Mrs Cassidy. Ar- and
Mrs.. Rudolph Kaufman M and Mrs
George E Hamilton. Prof and Mrs J.
II Gore. Mrs. Alexander T Shepherd,
and Major General Hoxie-
The Assistant Secretary Of state and
this morning for q weeks stay Al the
seaShOre-
Mrs = H G. Slater. who has been
abroad all winter with Miss Gv-ynne.
viii return 70 this country and open her
Newport residence about Nay L
The Naval Attache Of the Austro-
Hungarian Embassy and Baroness
Preuschen entertained at dinner Iszr
evening ID honor Of the retiring Coul-
and his successor. Chevalier Won LOevv-
eDthaI-Li1au. and his bride
Chevauer Won Loewent1ai and Nine
LoewenthaI arrived IN New York Fri
cav. where they were met By Baron
Anbrozy. and came direct 10 Washing
ton, where they are stopping at the
Shoreham-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
Mrs More
Leaves the White House

Mrs Louis More returned TO her home
in Cincinnati last evening after a stay
OF several weeks with Mrs Taft al the
White House
Mrs. Churchill Caudee has returned %
Washington from the South. where she
~rvi.' the winter. and Is the guest OF
8ir- ard Mrs John Jay White
Viscountess Bsnoist d'Azy, wife OF the
naval attache Of the French embassy,
sailed from New YORK yesterday for her
home IN France. where she VIII spend
the summer
Ms James Robert Mckee and hiss
Mckee, who have been spending sew
eraI weeks IN Washington have return
Cd 20 New York 10 attend the Gould
DrexeI wedding on Tuesday.
Miss Duer. OF View York. accompanied
tie Misses Cameron on their return
from a short visit 20 New IoIk1 and
VIII be their guest here for several
days.
Mrs. Robert treat Paine r., IS the
guest for several days OF he- father.
William H. Eattinzly-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

hosts last evening at the Chevy Chase
Club Their guests -yere Representa-
tive and Mrs OlCott- General and Mrs
Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. 5 J. Heafey. of
san Francisco. Mrs. Hunt Lewis. Of
Portland, Miss BALDWIN. Of lakewood /:
Captain Lindsey. Captain Calden. and
Captain Johnson
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs Jacobs announce The en-
Eagement of their daughter, Pauline q
Dr. KronerEold. both OF New York
Miss Jacobs is well known In Washing
ton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17
Ir5ividuaIiEn the Creed.

$50 far as 7 have baen able to OBJ
serve. the NV YORK banks are opposed
10 the central bank scheme. We be-
frve fn 5rd5-fEuaUsm- We believe IN
individual credit and individual respon-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

Mrs Isaac FuId. Of New York, who
has been the guest OF her sisters. the
Misses Cohen, has returned to her home
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

The Minister OF Chile and Nine Curz.
the charge 4 afaireS Of Brazil and Nine.
d. Lima. the charge d'afaires Of Argen-
tine and Nine NiIleEas, Representative
DENLY, Mrs Wilkes. ar-d Mr.. and Mrs.
Hart. Of Boston. were the dinner guests
&. Dawson
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

The Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs Huntington wilson LETT RFzShiuE-on
-his morning for q weeks STAY Al the
SeaShoue-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-17

Mrs = H G. Slater. who has beer
abroad all winter with Miss Gvynne
viii return 20 this Country and open he
Newport residence about Nay L
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01
Bees PRESIDENT FOR
RELEASE OF HUSBAND
PenniIess Woman Reaches White
House and Reveals Pathetic
Story of Injustice

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-At the
White House, where pathetic scenes
are not infrequent, one was witnessed
yesterday which appealed to the biz
policeman hardened with experience
and to all visitors waiting to see tie
president.
Coming all the way from Rochestes
N Y, without a cent for meals or
lodging, having her transportation fur
nished by sympathizers, Mrs. David
Melnick reached the White House a
an exhausted condition. With sick
child in her arms, she asked the 70
vor of an opportunity to appeal to
the president to release her husband
from the military prison at Fort Nj
agara, where he IS serving year Lor
6esertion from the army.
According to Mrs. Melnick, her nus
band reached America when he was
10 years old He enlisted in the army
and after serving nine months he de-
serted. Locating at Rochester, he took
up his trade as carpenter and four
years ago married. Being subje ted
to blackmailing by former cour ~
men, Melnick went to Fort Porter
Buffalo, where he stated his case, va
promptly arrested and after being ar
raigned, was convicted.
In view of Melnick's excellent record
as a citizen, it Is said his sentence
will be commuted.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01
WINSLOW HOMER, NOTED
ARTIST, DIES, AGED A
Painted Pictures Of LincoIn'S In
auguraI and Soldier
Life in 1861

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. SO.-Wlnslow
Homer, the famous artist. died at his
home in Scarborough yesterday aged
IA. He had been Ill for four weeks.
Homer had practically lived the life
of a hermit in his Scarborough studio
for several years past. His long lie
work many years ago won for him q
conceded place as one of the ablest ana
most original of American artists
In the later years of his life he
worked largely in water colors, winning
n place of prominence in this depart
ment Of his art. His works are all
notable for their fine sense OF color,
great truth to nature and Virile senti-
ment.
Born in Boston in 1885. Homer came
of stout New England stock. Both MS
grandfathers and grandmothers mad
lived in Massachusetts, about the mid
die of the seventeenth century. He
showed his talent when less than .
years old, and at the age of 20 had
opened a studio in Boston ana pegun
his independent career.
In 1859 he settled in New York. Two
years later he was commissioned by
firm of publishers to make sketches OF
scenes &t the inaugural of Lincoln ana
at the front. and he crossed the Poto-s
mac with the first volunteers. During
the next three years he saw much of
army life and painted a series of popu-
lar army pictures from his observations.
"Prisoners at the Front" was with
others of a like nature exhibited at the
Paris salon in 1867.
Homer took UP his residence at the
Scarborough studio in 1882 1t was
about this time that he turned to water
colors. He was elected an associate
OF the Academy of Design in 1854 and
an Academician in 1866. He received
gold medals at Chicago in 1898 and at
Paris in 1900.
Homer's moro notable works include:
Life Line" 1884; "Eight Bells" 1886;
FOG or the Banks" 1886; Under
tow" 1887, and High Seas" 1894.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01
SUBMARINES STAY DOWN
SIX HOURS AT SAN DIEGO
Crews Break Record at Target
Practice on Sea Floor

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 3O.-One of the
severest tests to which submarines Of
the United States navy have been sub
jected was made yesterday By the
Grampus and Pike, now in the harbor.
The submarines were submerged yes
terday morning until they rested on
the bottom OF the bay and remained
there for six hours. During that time
torpedoes were fired at targets and
the results were carefully watched by
the officers and crew of the torpedo
fleet. The feat performed by the sub
marines did not become known unt1
this morning, and it is said to consti-
tute a record for continuous subIner-
gence.
The officers and members Of the
crews of the submarines said but litcie
of their experience and declared they
felt no inconvenience from their long
stay under water. Further tests arc
being made today, including the firing
of torpedoes at a net stretched under
water.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01
Woolwine in Startling SpeechAraigns FrederickS

thought also had
viii that the mentioned handwF-
ohen second
received FredeHoks that Amo pronounced
anything of other eH-
% he S9 d psta hsy aa dd P9'RS's S9 sa .@poysd S
hen did you in
o-What was next done you
Conference to Settle Fees
and Mrs. ssar .Gt s'E nsSs ss %gse The G Mrs 3 o1 the % % P
q-Rld all so'
you a5 snoas at s S6S Capt Td' and the
employ ' the b sse the fSf T
WI what at "ss ~sn9 done, as1n to Gag. roy Office
-nnSa e-In COMPANY n9 ny With FFsdor
9 sss V d Ak, % NJ sS s@ ] nj s y s
woad 7a5a %'] So The bss sP v7 @ enss y3a
the 9D case EtR1 9og sres asRs to the nfs tsr OF 50
ri ri that that time. t%s yes.
3s5::a + ~ ;s5=s p; en-: g. %
STSm the the estate
& RP Mrs. Is saai V0@or 1ns snd MRS
Sign the Agreement
district @ s SS % 9 a' ss
9Who % signed @ that ] SgFsene9tS 6 Mr. and Mrs volkmor
Old FredercEs it?
a+-Was Frederloks present when others sgned'
.t.4 % Contract sqgs % @ sn aa 5at'" to the two forged
A.-Not
Q.-W
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5 5cauP an& Mrs v0noF and Td'''
&
the
forged wills be
drawn
the forged Wills at
A. the
Fredecks
saton
An particular conversation :. .x,. ...oa
O. p0PoST
H0n AMs that zoG kns hayi and 5S'i 1seS astisn Rns
o-vhat was the value the o King7
A.
tina is and
might be
lis that the pulled down. call 1t?
O-What donea matter?
Al Gales and and Volkmor
contract this
in
the contract
of Agreement
yourself and
and Mr. Mrs
that property made?
A.
oas the estate afterard
A 1t
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Of them,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01
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TORPEDO FLEET TO BEGIN
FALL TARGET PRACT iC E

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 3o.-Promptly at
8 o'clock this morning the Pacific tor
pedo fotilla steamed out of the harbor
bound to San Pedro and to Beechers
Bay, Santa Rosa island, for standard
ization trials and regular fall target
practice.
The Standardization trials VIII be
completed by October s, and the fleet
is expected to return to its home pOrt
by November 1. Later the fleet IS TO
go to Mare island for docking and
thorough oYerhauling.