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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-06
WINDOW BOXES IN GuAYERE
How They Brighten Up tho Town In
switzerland Where tina Cheese
Comes From.

Those who think all the delights Of
Switzerland lie among the high Alpine
peaks or In the 10y Of winter sports
will find upon visiting Il that much
OF ita strong appeal lies In the pie
turesque charm OF tt farm and VII
lags scenes
Famous for its chocolate and
cheese works, the town Of La Guayera
still elings to tn ancient customs and
surroundings. Many OF the houses
date back to the fifteenth and six
teenth centuries, while the chateau OF
the Counts of La Guayere IL of nm
even earlier period.
Ancient buildings, however, soon be-
come commonplace to the European
traveller. says Country Life In Amer
lea and 50 probably the nrat thing
one notices in this interesting VII
lage r. the prevalence Of window
boxes.
They are everywhere. No matter
how old or tumhledown the house may
be, there are always lowering plants
In the window. and they brighten up
the whole town wonderfully. Gay col
ors are the rule; pink and red ge-
raniums are most common, although
enc sees few nasturtiums and car
nations. with an occasional hydrangea.
Unlike American window boxes.
which are boxes In actually contain
ing q considerable quantity OF soil,
these usually found In Switzerland are
Q sort Of grated box, with sides much
like q picket fence, IN which potted
plants are placed. These boxes are
either set upon the broad window sill
Itself or just outside upon brackets
secured to the wall of the house.
When there are very heavy storms
which might do damage to the plants
the blinds may be closed to AFFORD pro.
lection in the former case or the pots
may be taken indoors BY one la the
latter.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-06
GWlNE TO line LAWD's ARMY
Sally Wouldn't Let a TriHs Like a
Duck Disturb Her Happiness
IN Religion,

Speaking of tribes reminds me OF
an occurrence down near my home
some years ago." said Virginia Wis.
itor.
In Hanover county lived q Mrs.
Newman. who having occasion to go
UP to Richmond left her place in
charge OF two colored girls, Sally and
Betsy, after having carefully locked
up everything she thought the girls
might be tempted to use or eat dur
ing her absence.
Now Sally and Betsy were two
frisky young things and they decided
they must have company, SO they sent
word for two male friends Of theirs to
come to supper. But when they looked
about for the wherewithal for the meal
there was nothing to be had except
that flock of ducks looked tempting
So one was caught and killed and its
head and feathers burned in the stove.
After the feast the party decided
TO go to the church, a mile or two
away, where revival was going on,
and there Sally fell under the preach
er's spell and got religion.
AS she neared Betsy the latter
reached forth and plucked at her
skirt. Sally she said in hoarse
whisper, what yo' gwine to do about
oil misss duck?
'G'wan niggah, femme alone re,
joined Sally, jerking herself away and
continuing he refrain. rs gwine to
| jine de army of de Lawd.'
The next time Sally passed Betsy
caught her skirt in firmer grasp.
Sally she said In louder tone, now
you's done got 'ligion. what yo gwine
to do about OF miss's duck?
G'wan, niggah,' returned Sally,
femme be; does you think rs gwine
to let a III thing like a duck stan
between me an my Gawd?' And she
went on singing rs gwine to Iine de
army of de Lawdr"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-06
Walked 70 Cure injured Lea.

Over six years ago M. Il. Crookum,
now employed as night Waterman at
the local plant OF the Diamond Match
company. injured one OF his legs. Ply
sicians told him that q complete cure
could be effected only by much walk
Ing. Six years four months and TWEEN
tyfour days ago Croolkum was given
his present Job BY the match company
Since then he has walked 81, 900 miles
In carrying out his official duties and
In addition TO this has walked two
miles day going TO and from work.
He says his leg IL almost wen. Crook
UNI has a regular beat which he must
traverse each hour. 1t Ii one mile in
length. He makes the rounds twelve
times night. He works seven days
a week and has missed only two days
since taking this employment. Chico
correspondence San Francisco Chron-
icle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-06
How Artificial Furs Are Mads.

The raw pieces are frozen and the
skin carefully shaved OF, thawed and
send to the tanneries to be made into
leather, The frozen fur which re-
mains ID allowed to thaw slightly ct
the bottom. 80 that small part Of the
hair II freed from Ice. This thawed
portion 10 then covered with soIu-
ton Of rubber, which IL allowed to set.
The result Is that large seamless
pieces Of fur are obtained much
cheaper than those which come with
the natural skin These same artif-
cial furn are said TO be more lasting
than the real. because they are i'm
Hume from the attacks Of moths.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-06

The question may be asked wheth-
er bond isaue Of $500. 900, 900 for aid
in road building would be mt all haz-
ardous. BY referring to the state
ment OF the treasury department. one
will find that the present bond issue
amounts to about 81 per capita. and
the annual interest charge IL 20 cents.
The issue OF $500. OON.0OO OF bonds
would carry the bond issue up to APP
proximately SIC per capita and the
interest charge TO a cents. AZ that
rate It would be the smallest bonded
indebtedness per capita Of any OF the
leading countries OF the world. As
against the s1e, Great Britain has =
debt OF ssS per capita. German S4S,
Italy SEQ, and France S1A4 It IL per-
fectly safe to say that II tho govern
ment would issue and expend $780,
100000 of bonds I'm aiding the con-
struction of permanent Highways, the
people would never know that an 3D.
ditional tax had been imposed and
would never feel the payment TAis
step would give q mighty impetus to
road building. and in ten or fifteen
years probably 400, 600 milen OF good
roads could be built. and this would
revolutionize transportation and
would add Unnecessarily to the pleas.
ure of country life, and would add sew.
eral times the amount to the prop
erty value of the nation. and give us
better schools. higher social life and
q higher standard OF civilization.
There is widespread demand fol
parcels post, and ~ congress usu
ally responds to popular demand. and
always does IL the clamor is loud and
long enough. So It 10 quite probable
the parcel post will be tried out.
Let the government help build good
roadside highways over which tbs
children must 60 to school. the doc
tor to reach the suffering and Ovel
which must pass every bushel o
! grain and every bale OF cotton raiset
1 tho road which reaches every neld
every farm home and every marke
town. The people everywhere de
mand good roads. Roads are univsr
sal; waterways are sectional Coco
roads mean a saving in trans. ortatioE
far greater than can be accomplished
In any other way. Good roads NEAR
better schools. more social life and I
higher standard OF living: they meal
progress and civilization.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-06
MAKE THE SUBURBS PRETTY
unsIghtlInsss In Development usually
Due 20 Greed OF Spectators
and Promoters.

The unattractiveness OF most su-
burban development lies. flrst, IN the
fact that the land IL hopeIessly sub.
divided into uniform and monotonoua
units admitting of little or no variety,
excepting by an expenditure Of money
which the investment does not Justify;
hence the attempt TO obtain variety by
stunts and detail, much or which ID
tawdry. John Nj. carrere writes In
Country Life In America.
Secondly. the designing OF these
houses. which has been mostly In the
hands Of spectators and promoters.
has not usually been intrusted to archi.
tects OF skill, and has not been devel-
oped with the Idea OF elevating and
Developing public taste, but rather OF
catering to passing fanclea.
Assuming four lots, each SO feet
wide. II, instead Of building. as usual,
four houses with q narrow frontage
and extending back into the lot--all
In row, with small garden Iii front,
. contracted space separating them,
and ugly yards in the backit were
planned to place the two end houses
with narrow fronts and extending
back. and the two middle houses set
back and designed with broad fronts,
thus forming court. composition
would Immediately be possible, and
better distribution OF light, air and
grounds--whether for ornamental or
merely back yard purposes would
Immediately result without any inter
ference OF property lines or OF Light
easements.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-06
Russla's Flight on TubsrcuIosIs.

The first white dover day" which
was observed In Russia On May s.
was q success beyond the hopes OF
the most sangufne." says the Rus
sische Correspondents. Throughout
the nation ON that day men, women
and children offered FOR sale tiny
white flowers. The proceeds OF the
sales were handed over 10 the League
for the Prevention and Cure Of Tu-
berculosis. Money IL large quantities
was collected. the smallest and poor
est hamlets contributing their share.
1t Is not To be wondered at. because
Russia is really the land OF the dread
malady. The trying climate and IN
gpeakabIe sanitary conditions make It
fruitful ground for the develop
ment OF the disease, and statistics
show that In late years there has
been q steady increase In it's ravages.
The manner In which the people ro-
sponded On the first white liowsr
day. shows that they appreciate the
conditions
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-06
practical sIds y school oardsnIna.


some time ago the writer was called
II t. admire d small garden almost
cholksd with profuslon Of ornamental
plants and lowers. It vas learned
that but two years $50 the yard was
nearly devoid Of vegetation. but that
the little boy Of the family commenced
planting seeds and cuttings frem tie
school garden supply. Soon the slun-
bering taste Of the mother was nwsk.
sned ana now she tendsrly cares. with
The help of her enthusiastic h0v. tor
this Wilderness Of beauty # thls
school garden hsd accomplished ~
more. this one case would ha aniAzcient
r8o0mpenae Tor 10 time and labor ax.
pended Truly Il = I Hs1aflfsil 49,
philankhxoDlS N3Ek 49, Ap8aleA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-07-06
sunerlntlxe.

Smith (to member Of vested choir)
hear you've got new tenor ii
the choir What Kind Ut voice has
AZ sood e Jones Good should
say 10! ~ - good pone q the oIhsr
tsnvfs VIII sKezk - Ii Lie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-19
Walnut Molasses
TAFFY
At
MARCHEFKE'S
CITY NEWS.

"A number of Keokuk people were
particularly interested in the work of
Arthur Braumberger in THE heart
Breakers" which appeared at the
Grand last night. He possesses a
fine baritone voice OF natural sweet
ness which has been improved by
training under some of the most com
petent instructors He has always
been attentive to his music and as an
evidence Of consistency In his profess
sion, as well as a mark to his ability,
he won the scholarship In the Chicago
Musical College. He took the part OF
The Poet" in the Heart Breakers. =
1t did not give him the opportunity to
display the rich and splendidly cult
waited voice that he possesses but
enough was assigned to him to clear
ly demonstrate that he is capable Of
taking any baritone part. Mr..
Braunberger was with the original
Heart Breakers company in Chi
cago This is the second season for
the company and 1t is proving to be
a successful one. 1t Is not losing any
of its popularity by having Mr.. Braun
berger among It's membership.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-19
PERSONA AIS.

Miss Mary DAILY OF Stamford, Con-
necticut. is spending her vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Maher,
604 North Fifth street
S. H. Johnston has been called to
Rhodes. Iowa, by serious illness in
the family of his son, Rev Roy John
ston
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. tombstone left
this afternoon for Chicago and Mad
ison, at the latter point to visit Ed
ward tombstone who is attending the
Wisconsin University.
Miss Loretta d. Smith of Fort
Madison spent Wednesday in the city
with her aunt, Mrs. e. F. Finegan,
enroute to her home from Carthage
Ill, where she took part as the
French Maid In the play, Breezy
Point" given for the benefit of the
public library.
Miss Bertha Martens left Saturday
for Vandalia, ILL.,, where she will visit
a week before ralasning to her home
in Tacoma, WAGh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-19
No Heart-baIm for Him,

NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-"Ruzzieland"
Russell G. Griswold will get no heart
balm from Miss Helen woodruff
Smith of Stamford Conn, jury this
morning having returned a verdict
for the defendant. Griswold demand
ed $4,000 for an alleged breach Of
promise to marry. The case had at
tracted great deal of attention In
New York during the time it was on
trial on account of the sensational
nature of the letters read in court.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
SerIOrsm; 8raFOent aaft.

.3mei Stlnoen lang paren am
Sonntoa grdiioent &ooiepelt uno
feline @enablin peridmuuOen uno i'm
8eiBen Sauie berri6te uidt geringe
8eunrubieung, oenn niemunO tonne
te fid erflGren, mas aus Den beioen
oetpor0en mar. SEER Gait bate me-
Ser Ieinem Ioiutanten nod Den @e-
beimpoli5iIterL Die ibu auf allen lei
nen @egen 81 begleiten pflegen, et-
mas oapon geiaet, Dab er Die 9l6iidt
babe, oas 8eiBe Saus 5u berlaiien.
SSn aaer Stiae mar er ungeahtet
oes ltromenoen geeens init ieiner
Satin oiisgegangen, Inn BET elmer
&eibe gutter 8etnImter 6eltbeiu6e 5u
MAIDEN. Sefretdr Siaes nor Der
erite, ser ote 9lbneienbeit ieines
Chefs entOedte. gr bate Den BrG-
it6enten in elmer @eidoftsangelegen-
belt Ipreden mollen unO i'm meOer
in Der @obntng nod in Ieinem SIR
6eitssimmer fin0en fonnen. ST belt
llmfraae uno babel itelte lid ber-
aus, DAB n%ienlano muBte, mo- oas
&rdIiOentenpoar ge6lieben mar, Wtan
flopfte an alien Eiiren an 6efam ober
niraenos @nttport. @n0lid gegen
bal6 iie6en llbr 4benos famen CUR
lle6erroldung aIler Der Brdiioent
uno feline @attin mieOer inn 8eiBen
Smlie an. sic maren bonn &egen
OurdndBt, Ionit ober iebr befrieOigt
BON i6rer Ourhbreunerei, @m Sonn-
toq &ormittog beiltdte Der Yrdlioent
oie Sonntngsifiile Der Aaer-Seili-
qen-air6e mnO iproh 81 Den &inbern
fiber has gibilmort: g@eben iii le-
liaer Oenn 9feBmen1 Radber mobn-
te ct Dem @ottesoienlt bel.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
8ia's nidJt IsiOeu.

Ser ltnfug, Den iid mande bieli.
gen photographer erlaaben, iuoem
1ie 8iloer beriteQen ouf 0enen Erd.
iiOert Gait irgeno einem Sins oOer
Run3 Die SanO Oriidt, muB alfboren,
ollie 8eiuder ser 8unoesbauptitaot,
Die bon Dem @brgei5 geplagt limo,
BON 8aibington 8iloer nit nod
Sous al nebmen, Oie tie uno Den
B%rGliOenten ais 3pei CUTE alte Be
fannte 0oriteaen, empfingen am
Wfontog bon Serrn Gait Elm rtters
freuli6es Acknowledgment inoem
oieier oerortige safe" photograph
Ell nit offi3ieaem 8onne belegte. 8e-
nige Gage oorber bate elm Yboto-
graph an Der 8enniplpania 9be., Der
in Ieinen Sdoufenitern oerartige
safe photographer altsgelteat
butte, pom gunoesanmnlt @ilion ct
lie 0litteillng erbalten, worin er be-
oertet wuroe, ote @eItnlt OeS Sr1li-
oenten fiinftigbin aus iol6en Bill
bern iDeg5ulaHen. Der Ybotograpb
nanote lt1, Oh oieier 3uredtDeilung
8eidmeroe fiibreno al oos &eiBe
Saus, aber Yr6iioent Gait belt Die
@ntldeiOung @ilions aufreht. 9as
9berbun6esgeri6t bat unldngit emit
I6ieOen, Dab cine Photographic ais
perlonli9es @igentrm oeS Bboto-
gropbiertet 5u betraAten lit. IS lit
oaber nift mabri6einlih, Dab Der
porltegenoe SAL sur @ntiheiOung an
ole @erihte gelaitgen miro. 9err
&oofebelt puroe ais 8r1lioent ein-
nal otf einem unehten 9iloe bar
geItelt. neil er nit einem forbigen
4oblenoltsfobrer iiber yStoots- uno
gelebrte Soden~ ipro6. @r fiihrte
ooriiber geIdmeroe unO Der lining
muroe lofort abeelteGt.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
9rOiit MsniaAr!

0ies lit Die lebte Summer Oes
o@oibington Sournal~, Die in Dem
Sabre 1911, Dem Gooesiobr Oes al
ten ltno Dem @%eburtsiabr Oes in ber-
mebrter uno - boffentlid gelteben
es uniere 2eier 5u II in perbelierter
@eItolt mieoererItanoenen neuen
Sournols eriHeint. Nidt 5meirmo-
fiinf5igmoI, pobl ober itebemunOnier-
8ienlal bat sic lebte 8iffer | in Der
S~obres5abl am &opf Der 8eitung un-
berii6rt BON ISOLDE 81 @o9e geitan-
ben; am nG9lten Somstag muB Der
fife berousnebmen un0 cine
2 an i6re Stene lesen.
8os miro in Oen fommenoen SO
8o6en nidt aIes inter oieier @no.
3iffer 2 in Ser 3eitilng beri6tet per-
ben miiiien? Soft lei 9onf, Dab er
unierem @eifte einen Seberblid in
oie 3ufunft porentbalten itno Oafiir
@lorbe, 2iebe unO Soffnung in un-
iere Ser8en eeienft bat. Nit oieien
eetpoppnet, Dieie, iopeit es in rnie-
rem ardften itebt, entfoltetO, nonen
mir getrolt ms neiie Sabr %eintreten
uno, anitatt inns in 0ielen Gagen oas
Ser5 ibWer 81 madden, ourd 3uriid-
oenfen an etuoiges llnangenebmes
uu0 &riibes, an guttduidungen unO
gerIufte, oie inns oos aIte Sabr ge-
bradt baben mag, fr0blid iein bel
@eOanfen:
9rOiit @enjabrl
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
taatsOeparttncnt frast an.

0as StaatsOepartment bat in
2onoon iopobl irie in Sapan Or
finOi9ungen einee8ogen Degerl zines
gemeiniomen en9lii6 iapanii4en
@orgebens gum 3Dede Der 8ieoer-
beritellung georol1eter 3ritdioe in
China. Mon mar in oiplomatii6en
Rreifen erftoi4nt iiber einen iolben
Sdritt, nod0em ale @roBm19te,
eini6lieBIi6 ser lgereinigten Staa-
ten, bel9loiien boti.en, Der in Sbang-
bal tagenoen aonfaren8 cine gemein-
lame 9ote al iibelfenoen. Anfangs
mar man geneigt un5llnebmer, Dab
ole iapaniI6e &ea ierung ben 8or-
idllag elmer 5ipieI pGlttgen 8ermitt-
lung IN China gem n6t babe; es tell
te ii6 je0oh BALD beralts, DAB IN
@dbrbeit Der 8orG1lag BON Der bril-
tiifen Gegierrng ailsgegatlgen mar,
Die bon DER 4niiht g%eIeitet prroe,
oaB Der britiihe 9loniul IN Snnfow,
Der Die fGmpfenoett Yarteien bereits
gum @offenitilltatlo betuogen bate,
AUDI in Der beoeltticlmeren Srage wie-
Der NIT @rfoIe BEN germittler ma
den Tonne.
Die otter pieoerbolte Weloung, DIE
britif6 iapanii6p @ermittlung be-
abIi1tiee, ouf Der MISUNDERSTANDING
Ser monardiiden &egiering in Obi
na 5t belteben, mltroe BON 2onoon
aus amtli6 ais irl:ig be8eidnet. 9as
oortigc Musm1rtige @mt erfl6rte, DIE
@emiibungen Der britii6en &egier-
ing in gerbinolmg nit ben anoeren
Mddten ieien Oaranf geridtet, Chino
Oa3u bebiIfIi6 81 fem, cine iDirflame
&egierungsform 81 finoen, ole oer
8uitimmltng Der 8eb0lferung Iidei
iei.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
gm Oas @Olf sncrifas.

Ser friibere bieiige diteliide Sc
lanote utO gegenpdrtige Staatsle-
fretGr oes propiiorii9en repohltionG-
rem &abinetts in Sbongbat Or. @u
Sing Sang bat am Sonntog Die nad-
ltebenoe <nogebttng erlolien.
o@ruB oen Ser. Staaten uno DER
@elt pom einem 8ertreter Der ueuge-
biloeten SAmeiters Hepublifl ssh
bofien un0 ermorten, unier groBes
8orboben Ourd5ufiibren. 8enu Dies
geIbeben i'll, miro nidt mir Dem 8oli
bon China Der Huben 5ufauen, Jon
bern alien gtatiotleh nit oenen pil
%fommer8iel mo 0iplomatii6 oerbun
ben limo.
SD bege Die l1eber5eugung, oaf
ale @otionen nit uns IN mnieren
4anpf Inn 6reibeit unO Before Sic.
gierlrng ipmpatifiPren. Sd ertpartC
8iioerii9tli6, DAB Die %gtationeir, nit
fie Dies erflGrt boben ltreng neutral
bleiben werOen, bis infer 9onflif-
lein @n0e bat
ge5. gBu cling Sang.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
@si6nadtsfeier i'm sanaerbnnO.

Sbidon am @ei6na6tstage piele
Our6 6eiern in engerem 5amilien-
ODER 6rernOesfreiie 5uriidgebalten
iin0, fanoen oo6 audi I'M Sdnger-
bunobeim al Der pon Dem 0amenper-
elm neranitaIteten 8eibua9tsfeier
am Montag Mbeno 9eluber unO Sc
iu6erinnen ii6 in 10 groBer 3abl
elm, OoB ole Sale moblgefiilt mar.
auf Der 8iibne pranete elm reid ge-
i1miidter 8eibua6tsboumt, uno
nahoem Die Charlotte 8olf Elm nit
pielem 8eiiou aufgenommenes Bi-
anoiolo borgetragen bntte, trat 6rau
6. 6. 8artbel, Die 8rdiioentin Oes
0amenpereins, auf Die 8iibne uno
riftete an Die 8~eriommlung elm paar
l9li1te, bon Screen fommen0e @or-
te Der BegriiBung. Sic i6loB nit
Der Infiinoigung, Dab Die 3uborer
Ioglei6 @elegenbeit baben niirOen,
aus Dem M1inOe fleiner, 5limeiit irt=
iher &inoer, oas olte ber5ige 8eib=
nahtslieohen oStiae 91aAt beilige
yea6t~ IN oeutIher Spra9e lingen
8u boren. Ser aus ben &in0ern
4atie unO Anno @olf 4nna SEEN.
nelp, @lia S1por5, 8alline Burns,
Margaret Speenp, &oIa Sapage,
Sonatban @ipen Saul Meliinf unO
6reOoie 2ub ~beitebenOe iugeu0lide
Oeutih=iriide Sdngerdor madte iei-
ne Sade iebr gut uno oerOiente Den
ibm in REDEEM MaBe g~eipenoeten
9eifan. Dornod famen 5ipei Iebr
quite Nummern, Die nieOer allgemei-
men 8eif1n ousIoiten. Die feline g.
oitb &obep lang nit giitem AusOrud
uno oroaiger @eItifnlation ein bet
teres 2ieo1en ySbeD olpeDs ped on
me-, uto tan5te nod ieOem 8erie,
uno Die feline @lia Shpor5 trug in
oerti1er Sprabe elm nettes, Iinnig=
lanuiges @eOi6t6en st. gtifolalts
am Selepbon~ Dor. @iernad eribien
mieoer 5rau 8ortbel altf Der 8ibne,
REF Die &inoer auf, in geor0netem
BUG auf Die 8iibne 5u fommen uno,
an i6r uno ibren @ebilfimen porii=
Der m~onoeIno, Die fir lie beifimmten
Acknowledgements in @mpiaug gu
nebmeu. Ser S1ngerbuno i6loB Die
biibi6e Seier, inoem er unter Sci
tung oes Serru SD. Sheuermann
ben @bor Ser @%iniie0ler on Die
Nabt" bortrug. @s eriibrigte oann
MIR nod Die &erfiinoigung unO Mus-
tetlung Der getponnenen @etbna6ts-
geI6enfe. Die austeilung beiorgten
Die Srauen 2epp, SanneHann, Sbaf-
fert, 2uB, &rabling ultO SRI. 2oliau,
Die 8erfiinoigung gel9ob abpedielnO
Our6 beri6ieoene I%timm6egabte af.
tioe Mitglieoer oes SGngerbunOes.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
8leibt babel.

ELECTROMAGNETIC @ilion beborrt
auf ieiner AnliHt, oaB Die gereinig-
ten Stoaten III 9e5iia auf 8ei6af-
funq BON &ali nls Oungmittel ni6t
mebr lange auf 9ertidlanO angetpie-
len Iein, Ionoern iebr balO i'm Stnn-
Sc iein meroen, nibt MIR ibren eige=
men 8eoarf in &ali 81 oeden, ions
bern audi nod betrddtli6e Wtengen
aus5ufiibren. Die Sauptpuelle ame-
rifanii6en Sails it, mie Die Sa6ber-
lt1nOigen oeS Observation-Disclosures
perIi6ern,' ooS Seegras Der Yacific-
fiiIte. Sn elmer bereits ~beltebenoen
Nnlage, iagen iie, miiroen aaliial-
&c aus Seemaiier %getuonnen uno 20
biz 35 @ro5ent oaDon lei @blortali.
uotltonaB OOO'OOOI APPS uloQal "
PlIqs6up roluo1 al!naollopG aao u1G
meroen, gan5 a~6geleben bon Dem
@ert Der Oobei er5ielten Nebener-
5eugniIfe.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
Die Meteorological Ser Maine

9us MooeQ oes @rads oes
SdLa9ti6iffes .Moine@, tpeIdes i'm
8ureau oes SlottenlefretGrs Meper
ansgeItent NOR, miro nabri6einlid
entpeoer I'M Marinemuieum Der Sea-
DD garo ooer inn Hotionalmuleum
oal4ernoe I%ufiteGung finoen. @s i'll
aus SoI3 bergeitellt uno ldBt ieoeu
ein8elnen Seil oes @radS nit allen
perbogenen 8lotten unO &abmen, 10
tpie man tie boreefunOen bat, erfen-
men. 0bi6on oas Slottenoepartmeni
nod ni6t feft beidloIlen bat, mel6e
6abrseuge Ser 9[tlantii6en sSlottt
na6 Dem Safen bon &apana gelan0i
meroen lonen, I'M Die in Dem 8rad
Ser nMaine" aufgefunOenen 2eiher
nod ben Ser. Staaten 5u brtngen.
qIoubt man, OoB unIere 8mei iiing-
Iten S6lodtidiffe, Die n6Iorioa" NM
oie .l1tab" oo5u ~ol1serieben iin0. Die
le 5tpei Sabr5eiee iDer0en pentnd6ii
nod @aIoeiton, Ger, abgebefi, oori
bis gum Is. Sanuar Derbleiben uni
oarn 81 Der 6lotte BEL Guantanamo
ftoBen.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-30
gemaIbe luirO ausse6eRert,


q. q. Golman, elm Sa6peritau-
bigger Der Gorcoron-9 unitgallerie Bat
oie Mufgabe ii6ernommen, oas be-
riibmte @emGloe, Ole S6la9t aii
Dem @rielee~ i'm &apitol, aus mel.
dem elm 8anoale am 9ienstag DO
rtger ISOLDE eiaen Streifen bon 5pei
SUB 91nge berousgei9nitten bat.
ars5ubefern. Gum Slid bat Der
ltebeltGter oos altsgei6nittene Stiid
Iiegen Ioiien. Der aiinitler bofft
oie Observation-Disclosures 10 aus.
fiibren 5a f0nnen, Dob BON Der Sc.
i1dOigung nidts mebr IiGtbar ieir
ION.