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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-30

does it mean? | II any one
has been saying anything mean about
me. | can't remember having treated
him any worse than usual. What has
he got hold of. l wonder? How mean
Of him not to come up like q man II
tell me to my face what's the matter.
I suppose he thinks I'll knuckle down
to him. Not /. III pay him in his
own COIN
The next evening Charlie Warren
rushed wildly into Hereford's room.
"It's all up with me-" be cried.
whats up?'
II cut Laura yesterday. By the
mail today l received a note from her
saying that. having been SO unmanly
and ungentlemanly as to pass her
without speaking to her, she wished to
inform me that she had no further
desire for my acquaintance. Great
Scott! What shall do"
"Cut her again. This time if you
get an opportunity turn your back.
square upon her."
II shall 60 at once and explain. beg
ging her forgiveness"
mo you won't. You've promised to
be guided by me-"
Hereford found his friend unman-
ageable. The best he could do with
him was to gain his consent that he
Hereford) should see Miss Troop and
play the rest Of the game directly.
Warren could not wait. so, leaving
him, Hereford sailed off to beard the
lioness in her den. Within half an
hour the messenger returned.
"Well?' asked the lover %anxiously.
II found her in"
"What did you say?'
IT told her that you had sent me to
tell her that you had lost all respect
for her."
"Oh. my good gracious. You've done
me up. What did she say?"
"She asked why you had not the
manliness to come with the message
yourself. l replied that you wished
never to see her again"
Don't tell me any more Or I shall
kill you"
"All right; I think III have a smoke"
He filed his pipe and lit it.
II mean I'll kill you if you don't tel!
me the rest ut once"
"Oh. | can't remember it ALL
Tell me what you remember"
II told her that l had found Won the
other day d~isgruntled with her treat
ment Of you: that l had %endeavored
to persuade you to be patient with
her. but had failed; you had become
thoroughly imbittered against her.
She believed the yarn and admitted
that she had teased you a little bit. IL
l could secure your forgiveness she
would do so any more"
Warren gave q jump for his friend
and threw his arms about his neck.
Married women do not usually favor
their husbands intimate men friends.
Mrs. Troop is an exception. She dotes
on Hereford. thinking that he brought
about a peace between her and the
man she loves. Troop has had the
good sense to keep the secret.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-30

ley D. Evans. for review by President
Roosevelt. There were then only eight
cen battleships in the feet formation.
Next month the new Dreadnoughts
Florida and Utah. recently placed IN
commission. which have a displace-
ment of $4,000 tons. will lead in size.
The fleet will be in command Of Rear
Admiral Hugo Osterhaus. The spec
tacle will last only about three days.
There will be short divisional cruises.
but the feet will remain in home wa.
tiers until early in January. when it
will proceed to Guantanamo for a Pc
Rod of extensive battle exercises with
the torpedo feet. which will last until
the middle or end Of February, 1912.
On Pacific Coast Too.
A similar mobilization will take place
on the Pacific coast. The feet will
be assembled near Los Angeles. This
gathering of war vessels. however, will
be much smaller than on the Atlantic
coast because comparatively few Of the
naval vessels are stationed on the Pa
cific.
The officers on duty in the navy de-
partment have already begun arrange
ments for the forthcoming mobiliza-
ton. While 1t was intended to keep
the matter secret as long as possible
SO that it would be in the nature Of a
surprise test. Secretary Meyers plans
leaked out. All the orders necessary
for the carrying out of the plans Of the
department have not been sent out.
although the movement is well on its
way. The officers of the department
originally intended to spring the mobi-
lization without much notice in order
that the administrative machinery OF
the department and the navy yards
would be tested to ascertain their state
of preparedness for emergency. This
became impossible when Mr.. Meyers
plan was made public. AS it is the
navy will have only about four weeks
to prepare for the test,
No decision has been reached as to
the number Of war vessels now In re-
serve which will be placed in commits
sion to take part in the demonstration.
This will probably depend upon the
number Of seamen available from the
training stations.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-30
Mahogany Cake.

Yolks of two eggs. half cup milk.
two tablespoons cocoa. Mix together
and cook in double boiler. stirring till
%thickened, and when cooled add one
cup sugar. one-half cup milk with
scant teaspoon soda. two tablespoons
melted butter. one and one-half cups
-four. one teaspoon vanilla and bake.
Frosting for mahogany cake: Beat till
stiff the whites of two eggs. Boil one
and one-half cups sugar in one-h half cup
water till it stiffens in cold water. add
to egg whites. favor with vanilla and
beat till cool enough to spread.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-30
CRANBERRY Puffs.

Two cups -four, four teaspoons bak-
ing powder or three teaspoons cream
Of tartar. me and one-half Of soda
and half a teaspoon of salt sifted to-
gether. Rub in one-quarter cup butter.
beat two eggs and add then one cup
rich milk. Stir in last one pint picked
over and washed cranberries. Fill but
tered cups half full and steam one
hour in closely covered steamer, or
steam two hours in mold. Serve with
plenty Of sauce or with thin cream.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-30
Eish Eri.aeeee

For this dish any kind Of fresh fish
will do. Cut into pieces an inch
square. removing the skin. and put in
sailed cold water to cover Bring 1t to
a boil. then remove the water and save
it for a sauce Keep the fish hot, and
for every pound put in a saucepan a
tablespoon of butter and the same of
-four and stir them thoroughly over the
fire, and when mixed stir in a pint Of
the water, with half a cup Of milk;
stir smooth. season, bring to a boil and
nut in the fish. The sauce must not be
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-30
Wireless Talk With Japan.

The wireless operator In the Hill.
crest station. San Francisco. was re.
Gently in direct communication with
Japan. Although signals were faint
for Il time. they could be read clearly
at a distance of a little more than
6.0O0 miles. The operator learned that
the call came from the japanese wire
less station in the island Hokushu. In
extreme northern Japan. The opera
tors exchanged messages for some
time. and then connection was lost.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-30
Cranberry and Apple Preserve.

One.half peek Of cranberries and one
peck Of sweet apples. Pick over. wash
berries and put on to boil with just
water enough to float them. Add two
quarts of molasses and cook till ber-
ries ARE tender. While these are cook.
ing pare. quarter and core the apples.
Skim out the berries. put in apples and
cook till tender. Then add berries and
let set overnight. Next morning scald
oil together again and seal.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-30
OUR GREATEST
NAVAL review
Will Be Held In New York
Waters on Nov. /.
PRESIDENT TAFT INVITED.

Asked to Change Plans Which Call For
Finishing His Trip at Washington.
All Available Ships on Atlantic Coast
to Participate.
President Taft has been asked to re-
view the most imposing naval demon
stration ever held in American waters.
1t will take place at New York early
In November. Secretary Of the Navy
Meyer has written a letter to Mr.. Taft
:sking him to terminate his present
trip at New York city on Nov. I in
stead of at Washington. as is contem-
plated. Whether Mr.. Taft will be able
to change his itinerary and attend the
review or not, Secretary Meyer will
be on hand to inspect the assembled
vessels.
The mobilization of all the available
vessels on the Atlantic coast at New
York has been decided on in place of a
fall cruise. Recently there have been
many protests from officers Of the At
lantic feet that they have been work
ed too hard by protracted foreign
cruises. This sentiment led to the
abandonment of tentative plans for a
cruise to the West Indies and the Pan
m canal. which had been scheduled
for Oct. IS.
Opposition to a Cruise.
Mr.. Meyer thinks that the efficiency
Of the navy would be promoted quite
as much by an unexpected mobiliza-
ton of a large fleet as by cruises. For
this reason and in view Of the opposi.
ton among officers and men Of the
navy to a cruise he decided upon the
mobilization.
While the list of ships to participate
In the demonstration has not been Sc
lected. it will be the aim of Rear AID.
miral Richard Wainwright to have as
many vessels as possible present.
There will be about twenty-five bat,
tleships. sixteen belonging to the At.
lantic fleet and nine or ten battleships
Of the reserve feet. Armored cruisers,
gunboats. destroyers and submarines
will also take part, Both in size and
In naval strength the aggregation of
war vessels will be far superior to
that at Oyster Bay on Labor day,
1906, when the last naval review was
held. At that ti1e q total Of about
forty.ave lighting vessels were array,
cd. In command OF Rear Admiral Rob
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-30
Crane Butter.

Pick the grapes from the stems and
put them into Il preserving kettle with
water sufficient to boil them soft: then
rub through a colander or coarse sieve
to remove the seeds. To each quart of
pulp add one and a half pounds of
sugar: boil very slowly n hour or
until thick like jelly. Stir very often.
being careful not to let it burn. Put
in stone or glass jars. When old
with parattin and keep in a cool
Dlace
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-30
allowed to burn. and all should cook
until the fakes begin to separate.
Serve hot and without breaking the
fish.
cornstsrch PUDDING With Sauce.

Cornsterch Pudding With Sauce.
A pint OF milk. whites of three eggs.
two tablespoons Of cornstarch. three
tablespoons of sugar and salt to taste.
When the milk boils add sugar and
%cornstarch dissolved in n little milk.
Boil until thick. then remove from
fire. add the beaten whites of the eggs.
beat them all thoroughly together and
put in Il mold. Flavor with lemon, For
a auc make rustard of a pint of milk.
three tablespoons of sugar and the
beaten yolks of the eggs; beat till 1t
thickens. stirring well. The sauce may
be favored with lemon. vanilla or al
| mOnd.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1911-11-30
v;no.rt A.+or "a IA. a awver

VIHoent Nstor 70 30 q EaWy6F,
Vincent Astor. o Of Colonel John
Jacob Aston. 10 to become a lawyer.
Young Aston has entered Harvard for
a special three years course. After
this II Ia his intention to take up the
study Of law.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
0eIang=gereine.

@afbtnstUn @Snssrbmnb. Np. Sl4
6. ctr. g. W. gilbert 2epper, Prdi.
u. 8raMnrr, @etret6r, sl4 s. Ctr. %.
@. 0eiuri1 9ummer, Dirissnt. Der.
iHmmsIt a& itben DienRaS our Sings
eunbe.
Damemsersin. grau 8. g. gartbsl, vr6i.
|srInmmIunS ieben /. unb 8. Greitas bee WlOs
mats, &benbs 8 llbr, in Ctissm GUtaIs.
NriOn Gelans-ge rein, 1909 6. Str.
81. SO. SObn Wildbuisn, YrGi. Sac.
Briigger, @etrttGr, PA 9te Str, q. 20.
RarI 6oIer, Dirigsnt. DtrettOren.
usrlommIuns am /. SOnntns mad benz
L. MittwO9 I'M WCnat. @ingitunOe
iebeu Mittwo@. Notwithstanding
am /. @onntas I'M WidrS unbS sptember.
Mrtpn Damenpertin. GrGulstn WauIine 80.
ltr, @r6Gbenttn. 0eriammluns am 2. Britt
bod utCnotli@ abenbs in Cbisent 9Cgale,
@trmania Nf6nner@G tOr. 922 8enn
Nue. @r6f. Sobn &eiff. Ser. QeOnarO
@euer, AT Iife@tr. 81. g.. Gmil s.
@%bri1iani, Director. Uerlammelt li9
ieOsn erRen @Onntas i'm @Onat sar Sc,
1@6ftserIeOisun9 unD teDen SOnnta9
unb DCnnera0S 3ur S~tnSfunOe in 922
Wenn. MUe.
DamenSsrein. 1rau SnIia Ga6In, oral.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

Briuatier SdIauherl pat ietnen
6pe3i 8aud)le peranIaBt. Dem gOr-
trag zines beFannten 1empereu5lers
bei5uuobnen, neil es oo etiDos be.
ionoers @ruieliges" 5ii ihouen sdbe.
@eipaunt iigcn ole bei0en ga unO
lauieien nit 5iemliH unglGubigem
@eiidjt. mie Der Yortrogenoe cine be-
geilterte Sobreoe oitf's @uiiertrinfen
halt. Nls Ser Heoncr enolih cine
Sprehpauic madlt uio babel per-
langen0 uadl Dem moblaefiiaten
Clos @ai'er idlielt. oas Die gauge
3eit iiber unberiibrt Dor ibm auf
Dem H'tIte ltono. ga itiipft Der Bri-
potter Stlduberl ieiuen SpeSi in
Die Seite mo i~liiitert leiie:
e@ali out jett fonlmf Der WlO-
ment oo trinft er OoDOn tpirt-
lid Ia
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
GfrifareiisnOsr RObt. c'Scaru gnrft.
esin t~ranrlsss Gnbs naa Sa DHrAaHerHna
Nntraliens.

Tobert 0'Seorn 8urfe, Der Dor 80
Sabrer, an 20. SUM- 1851, itorb
mar Der erIte @urOp1er, Der ben al.
ftraliIhen Sentiment BON Sii0en nod
Mor0en ourdqMerte. Or mar, OBJ
nohI BON @eburt SrI1nOer, Siterrei.
6iider 8ittmetiter lnb fp6ter Diff
sier Der iriihen, berittenen Boli3ei.
Damn qing CT mad auitrolien, mo er
berihieoene Regiermesite1en belief.
bette uno ieinen @ufentbnlt nlr I'm.
terbroh I'm am Rrtmfries tbefI5u.
nebmen. 1858 tp1r0 er gum Gbei
Der bon Der RoDnl SocietD 81 WeeI
bourne ousaeriiteten Expedition &c.
tpGblt, 6ie ben Sentiment bonn Goo.
p~erfIuIie bis gum @olf bon Gorpen.
toria erforIfen Io1te. am 90. Mug.
1860 brad er nit Ia Gurop6ern, 8
Sn0ern un0 nit elmer &uro1unne BON
% &omelen pom Melbourne ouf, er.
reid1te am fl. Wopember ben COOPER
un6 lieB bort einen Gbeil Der Gppeoi.
ton 3nriid. Weit Orei Mdnnern url6
iefs &nmeIen ut0 Qeben8mttteIn auH
6rei Monate aog er meter; oIs Ct
unter INNER mohIenOen BeidAperOen
an 9. 5ebrlinr Den 18. Grab RiOli.
der greite erreiht hotte, Iteb ct 8iDei
@ef1brten nit ben 4nmelen ouriid
un6 febte Den Bee 3u SUB NIT hem
Altronomen 8irs fort, Biz er Su
Dem Tlulie 3Iin6ers fam, Der IN ben
Gorpentotia- Golf miiroet. Nun trni
er oen Riidtpeg an. giner Der &c.
tdbrten, Die er 1uriidgeloiien bate,
mar geitorben un6 oos eager am
Cooper Greet iton0 Ieer, bic Snfni,
len botten es, f~orttp1bren0 BON ben
ginqeborenen be0rGngt. MIR Iieben
Stunoen porber DerIoiIen. O6Re Sc.
benSmittel uno BON ben furhtboren
Stropn5en erid0pFt, poate Iurts
iett iiber Mount Scpele nod gsel'
bourne 3rriidtebren. Der 3nnger
uno feinoIid)e Aneriffe not6igten TIN
ober mieoer, an ben Cooper ou seben
@ier Itorb er an @ntfrdftuns, nqfr
Dem Bius ibm ihon einiae Gose
friiber poroneeeongen mar. Der elm.
5ig l1~eberlebenOe. Rire, pnroe bon
elmer Silfserpeoition serettet. 81
Gbren Oes Goriders puroe Die SiiO.
HiIte oes GorpenturiogoIfes 8urfes.
LAMB eenannt.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

STANDARDIZATION (etn Nouffrtpt,
bas er iOeben gelefen. trtumpbireno
h Der 2uft idmingen6): I'D. euO-
I'D, enoIi1l@
Dramatiira: Suites Stiid sefum-
ben, 9irettor2~
Decentralization: mos bieL Belle.
res, 4ottor: Efohel - 8iHen @ie,
bon mem oos Stiid bier ift3 Dos
1T bon 9ottor @nnenitein, benz
StiidemOroer, Der uns mt ietren
BteSenfionen ieit Sabren Su EOOe ar
gert. Gum fommt ct un0 min Oos
Slid BEL mir ~oufgefiibrt bnben.~
9romature: o6omosl Ser Dtro
I'D ih0n drgern, Denn Sie es glott
0bIebnen.
DISQUALIFICATION: uQbIebnen 9ytein.
Doctor, Die Gtrofe mare 81 oertng.
gifoefibrt Dir0's.-
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
N~anbsmami9aftIidt nnb llnttrfthbnnsi
Gcreine.

Waibim9ton @riitliuerein, @barles
Sol, 6inanSsS etretdr, Dor 1904,
citation q; WerstnsIOtaI sriOns6aQe
1905 6. Str. %. M. 0erlammluma
srItem DOnnerstas i'm MOnat. grGl.
Ben 9. 0tidenbadsr, RenOis Building.
IL unb q. ctr. g.. W.
@taufa&srin gesein. 6ruu slnnu 9piss,
YrGabentin.
S@wsi3sr. WobItbdtisteitSuerein BrGi
SuIius GsIOff. lls EsnneGss gue. 9.
8, 6. Z. 94wesIer, Setretdr, 1929
Str. 81. 50.
gerein 8nben, 0ICts &sintart, @etre-
tat, lib . @traee, @GbweR, perfammelt
f& isDen 1Ren DienR0s i'm MOnat in
827 Ute @trn6e.
gersin Bayern, Columbia Section 81. l
0UIfsans RudD6ideI, Yrdi. 6ront
@ei9anb, VicesBrdf MidsI 0oI8.
beierlein, @dasmeiiter. GbeO u. 9ss
dert. Getretdr. 1910 6Ia. Nue, 81. 6.
UerIammIuns ieben eriten 9onutas
8 l1kf Na@mittags in BsBIers Sale.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

Deutifs euan9eliId: Iutberiide @ous
corOia 6ir6e, 30. uno @. Ctr. u. 0.
Baitor: &su. BauI u. WenssI.
Sonntaas, brutlder Gottssoisnf um II Gbr
mOraens, enaIl6sr Morgengpttssbisnlt an isbrm
"a. Sonniag bee Wcnate.
@ebetspsrIammlune crs @ncfdpCr grtius
UNI $50 ubr.
GngIilte MISUNDERSTANDING nm 7.30 lbr
tvenn Defenders dngt3eigt.
9irheurdibhBuua am erifrn Ntitrot ess
Mcndte, dbtnoF s uhf.
BrauenpueiusdBuna am esaeH Dlittpp6 oes
Nrndis nahmtttaee 2 lbr.
Die Sunntdgeihulsbrsr babtH tbrt mpndi'
li&s Notwithstanding am ;~fufiisn Ditue-
tag hes Rcnate, dbeues 100 llhr, unb ibrs
prhentlihe Bcrbersifunesitunet Epnngrslng
AbsnO 7.30 tibr.
BerlammIung bes MiItpnsbertins IN am 3.
DOnnsrsias bee Monais nm 2 ubr ua&mittaes.
@rite rsformirte Rir6e, 8. unO q.
Ctr. q. SO.
BOitOr. 0tsU. Samss .. 8ubrsr.
9n isOem Somtag:
/. @oitesoienit (oeutid) IL llbr 8m.
2. @ottssoieuit (ensl.) 7.30 Abenos
3. 9. SduIs (susl. } 9:45 ubr BIN.
Jn Der 0ode usriummelt fid:
9ir&.nraib, i6 am I. Disufas int WOnot,
s nbr Absnbs.
Der gsbrsrpsrsin isbsn DOHnntas @bsnOs
um 8 llbr.
8rausn gsrem an ispsm Disnias i'm ROnai
UNI z 1br 80 Nbsnbe.
@UonssIiidsIutbsrii9e D%reieinigtsitss
Stride. 4. un6 6. ctr. N.@.
Baltor: 0tsU. 9enO9 S9roeOer.
ct. Mottbdi 9utBeril6e air6e. 8
Ctr. Spil6en 10. uno IL. Str. u. o.
@OttesOisnit: oeutid IL 1br morgeus
ensIild 8 llbr Nbenos. Yaitor. 0teu.
j. %. NImenoinsen.
@uangelil6.lutberii9 3ions. 6ir9e,
8. unO g 9trOBe. q. 49,, 9oitor &eO.
Is. s. 8ergner. @OttesOisnit /. unc 8.
SOnntas MlOrssus uuo absuCs in gns.
lid. Nm g.. 4. unO 5. SOuutog,
MOrsens III 0eutl@. AbsuOs in @ng'
lid.
DOnnsrsias. ben 2. NOp.. 2ubr na6mittass.
MiGiOns- gerein.
DOnnsrstoS, ben 2. ROs., 3 ibr na6mittass.
6rauen.B erein.
Gutbsr-eisa fur 9aHslinss isSen DOnnsrfaf
Nbenb.
Gp. sIutb. ct. SObunnes Birdie, Al
Str, 9. IS, 3wiiden s unO Q Sir.
BaitOr .8sU. 3. s. 5ult.
y Rir1snratb S%erlammslt lG am 1. MittpOd
i'm Monat, NbenOs 8 libr.
TrausnDsrein %ptrIammfIt liG I'M 1. Whtt-
nod i'm ROuai, Nn&mittaes 3 tbl.
2utbtr-gisa %UerlammsIt I'D am 2. NtttwOt
i'm WOnat, MbeHbs 8 lbr.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
aircblicbe MOtisen.

Dsutids r6miids tatboliide Si. ira
risn Rirde, gds Der STEM StraBs, ami.
lden O 1t. s. StraBs, q. u, s. R.
ROtb. Bfarrsr. u. 8. Mibm. ahiitant.
@Ottssoieuits: Sonntass, 6ribmehe,
1880 ubr unO 9:l5 ubr. 6o6amt, nm
1880 llbr. Eaufs, nm 3 ubr uno Bel.
per um 1880 Ibr.
ct. 9Olspbe eitbssbunO. gTldmmslt I'D
itben 2. Dten1de TN Wondi In Ger Btrtins.
bale. 5. unb y OR. q. W. Cdr. aarI
Spett, NO. 2 2. y. 8.
OF. 8cniiaciue aranitn llntfrniiBunas
8ertta. gerlammslt Fh iebtn 2. Mitiwud
i'm Wonat in pbiger Steuf. Solepb 9ababsB
1875 u. D. aSe. ". @.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
2Ogtll.

a Gsuti6e 6rsimaursr 9oss 9rs
Ny minius, SO. %, F. A. A. M,
W\Sobn 81. 9tsr3er, MeiIer. Nbam
S@neiOer, Setretdr, S746 Mc RinIep
ST., gbspg Gbaie .. g., UerlnmnleIt
li@ ieben SDeiten unO pierten Montas
I'M MOnot in NaU0I 3OOse 6uu, Ate
Str. unO Pa. Nus., 9. 6.
Dil6elm Sell eOse SIR 5. 3. g O.Of@.
perlummelt I'd ieDen Item unb Sten
DUnnerfagtm WiOnat in 623 4%Ouiiana
NUenue. paul gaG1HmtO, Ssfrstar,
lO7 Ste Str, NCrDCa.
Columbia Bun6 Nr. 81, .. 8 9 St.
SCbn Meininser. Setret6r, 7l6 @rssb
am pIGcs. %. % perlammeIt i'd ieoen
2ten MittrOh i'm Mcnat in 827 Ute Str
9Enisin euila 8nnD, .. .. 9. y. 6rau
Nartba &npsrtus, vrafbsntin.
0aIbinstUn pain Nr. /, u. .. e,
3. 5. SGubert, 1927 lite @traBe, NOrD-
rel, perIammelt liG ieDen lten unO 3ten
UiCnta9 i'm MiOnnt In 1877 Ute Str.
EeutOnia euse gr. 2, 8. . $. 8.
E.W 9eIbis. grdfOent, 1742. I. u @
9. eamenreiA, Setretdr, 1900 8te ctr.
RUrOreR ~SeriommeIt li4 iepsn 2ten unt
I. MCntas i'm WiOnnt in 1889 7te Str
NOrOweR
@ermania QOss go. Is. &. Of ..
yeriammelt fid am 2. nnO 4. Oieultaa
i'm Yptbian EsmpsI SO. 1912 9. Str.
q. 80.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
gerseihIidlsr sSrrthnnt.

Der ipinoeloiirre nno f~ablfGpftge
AffeIior 1anjbein miro Gbenos bon
einem 9etritnfenen a~tgerempelt.
n@os unteriteben sic iih, mein
8errl"
n@ntihuloigen sic i'd i'd
bate Sic fir eiueu 2oternenpfubI
gebalten."
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
AbmcdsImng.

Am Z. Sui ging Der @atb Gift
nit feiner Srau aif Die SodSeitS.
reiie. unO am 81. SlLi tebrte Die
Trm @atb nit ibrem Mann pieOer
arid.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
Sin sdIaasr.

a.: .@esbalb fiibren sic oenn
Sbre Srou MIR imHrer 10 8eItig i'll
ser 6riib ipo5ieren2"
g.: .@eil oo Die @eihGftsauslo-
gen nod seidloiien iinO!"
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

Deutlder Gentralpsrein. Brdiioeui
8urt g6ldnsr Il. gi3ssPrdl. Us. 0tud.
Odi@sl; 2. 8iSssBrai. @api. 6. Z.
S9wsgIer; J. BiSssRrai. ROrl gaOIf;
4. 9Besprai 6arl 6. Braun; 5. gi5es
VraI. GomrAO Msinburbt; Gtas. g.
@srneT, 5&abmeiRer; Guitar geuOer,
Setrs az. gOnereB 5etsbts, .. s.
Tat. .uGger SOiepb @OnOrod. Der,
amwns isOsn 4tsn DtsnRus i'm @Onat
In 922 penn. @pe.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

,NeiBt Oh. mos BEL einem mo-
Oernen 9ertbnu mad Dem 4eaerge.
MoB fommt2"
SEQ ia, g Yarterr' boltl~
/. -gsir 1881 81 Sybbnitation.~
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
Sm Weitasrant

@dIt (bie &e1uaang beeIei&enO)
sum Renner: r9os Waenn mar ein-
fad IHeuBlib, Ober: Die Suppe
i@ntedte nii1tern, Der Slid botte
Eetn SoId, Der 6aion bate feline
GriiffeIn, Der Set feline NOuHeuT
aber = Sbre Preife = DOnnertpet-
kr - Die iinO sepfetfert"
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
Die bS5ers xO<er.

whttter: rDu nn1Bt Die Slide, be.
Dor bu fe fO@ft erft OrOentIi@ Gb
bdi@en.~
-@oou oerm2 Gie fommen bod
dea eft aus benz WaierI"
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
8ritasmas.

8eiuher, sd bore einen SobH
trdben. 3iihten sic aud @efIi9el9"
SEER: yytein, Oos lit nur mein
IprehenOer 6uno - er lit Ebter.
Itimmen-Smitator.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

.Sfrs pabr, OaB On 9etnem o.
Ivetten obeefdrieben boit?~
ga - un0 ben Brief bob I net
eu'poppt, 0omit'S 0ie gang 4OuIpog-
ute Ieien fam
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

0ti&ter: .lln0 tuiebteI fnn6en @te
b Der aoNe Oes a~oufmonns3~
Ginbre9er (iid IN bic BruIt trer-
fero): SEER Ri9ter, IoHen mir bos;
b min Ben Mar1 nidt iH6Oioenl-
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04
ans Der sutsn alien 8sit

Sn Der Site BEG n@efe6ts~ IGaft
pIOslid Der 9auptmann Dor BE
Tront uno ruff. oSest bOrt's ober
mai mi mit'm ShieBen. Sbr bo6t
Ia R1b net, bis ihr no an trefft~
Washington Journal., 1911-11-04

.Sie fonen ia HeiiIi4 IN Bonitreet
sieIie eIiidIi9 ipefllirt boben. @ie
bi4 1oben sic oeu1t babel ber0ient3"
~&ntte feline GET, nodoirehnen,
benn Der @etpinn gtne sLet& uieOer
aSten unO mein eigenes @eI6 Odsn.