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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
Der SGmpe bes aOniss.

Wean bat oas, mas BEL Der &r6.
nrng 9onig @eoras V. aus uralteH
3eremoniea aufsefriidt purbe, 10
ausfiibrlif 9eihiIoert. bab es iih
pieaeidt oerlobnt, aud bas gu idil-
bern. mas uidt porgefiibrt purOe,
obpobI es in friiberen 3eiten sleih.
falIs Don GROCER geOeiltrng mar.
ytah Der &iidfebr pon Der @eitmin.
iterabtei pflegte lid Der &onig friiber
nit ieinem gan5en ofiijiellen @efolge
in Der @eitminlterballe gu einem rle.
iigenSdmaus nieoer5ulaiien; in oem
2Iugenblid nber. in meldem er 5u
eiien beginner pollte, ertonte cine
Sanfare, pprauf ii6 Die grobeuIbore
offneten unb unter Der &rppelwol'
buna Der ,,a1mpe bes 8onigs" err
idlien; er fob aiif einem Better uno
mar pom aopi Bis 5u ben 6iiben in
Stabl eefIeioet. Sn Der Tebten belt
er einen ItGbIernen Sanbi6ub; Denn
er bis 5ur Naitte Der Saae gelangt
mar. rief er nit lauter Stimme, bob,
nenn iemanb ba pGre. Der Die &e6te
bes neuen 8ouiss otf Die &rone BON
England su beitreiten pogte, Der
,3Gmpe 6es 8onies" ibn fiir einen
treuloien 8errGtber erfI6re; Der
&inlpe iei bereit, iit ibm 5u itellen
uno nit ibm Su fGmpfen. mo uno
mann es ibm eeiallen piiroe. 9er
Itreitbare Sitter mari bann ben eiier'
men Sanoibub Sur groe, aber es bob
ibn natiirIi6 feiner bon ben anlpe-
ienoen uuf. 7a perneigte ii6 Der
SeroIo, I'M ibn aufSunebmen uno
ibn oen Shilofnappen 0es gepanjer'
ten Iitters ju iiberreidlen; oerSenappe
aber CAB ibn, na4oem er ibn ebr-
furdtspou gefiiBt bate, oem ~Snm-
pen bes 40nigs" suriid. Die Ser
ousforoeriins puroe OreimaI pieoer.
bolt; barauf tranf Der &onig aus
einem goIoenen 9eder nuf bic @e.
iunobeit ieines treuen Hitters uno
ifentte 6ieiem nah bem IestenErunt
ben 9eber afs 9eIobniing. Der
9Gnpe perIieb 6ann, nadbem aud
er getrlinfen batte. ben Saal, iuoem
er. Inn Den gnitano nift 81 uerlesen,
oas Sfob riidpGrts binausgeber lieb.
Gen geber, Der iest iein @isentbum
mar. nnbm er natiirlif nit Der
9iteI .&Gmpe oes &onigs" mar in
Der Samilie 9nmofe erbIih; bieie
hate i'm pon &obert b. Warmion,
oem RGmpen @ilbeIms oes @robe.
rers, geerbt. Rad Der 4rOnung
@eorgs ". purbe = pie man bem
,,9eito bel Garlino" aus 2onbon
idreibt e Die merfrpiirbiae 3eremo'
ME (oie in 5hafeipeares Scnissora'
men au9 auf bic giibne sehrnht
ipirb) obgeidafft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
Cine arHppibe 3anpne i'm Cber.
Ianbesseridt.

Nan iaat apar, Sab aIles ibon ba.
eemeien lei, aber es oiirfte bod nod
nidt porgefommen iein Sab eine
2rilppide 9arone I'M Sol einesSber.
Ianoesgeri6tsgebGubes oufaeiabren
Diro. Dieier Sal ereisnete iid in
Somm. 8or Dem Sortieen OberIan.
oesgerift itanb Elm 9roaeb aur Ser.
banbIung. ben Die Sirma @brbnrOt
in 9iiiieloorf gegen Die Sirma 6rieb.
&riPp in @iien ongeitrenst batte, Die
Tirma &rupp mar beiduIoiet, elm
Botent. 6as Der Sirmn @brbnrot aui
eine beioubere 8orribtung am Robr.
riidIoufgeidiis ertbeiIt mar, 6aburh
perIest au boben, SaB iie Die gorrid.
tiine aud on ibren @eihiieen on.
brafte. god luusen gro5eiien er.
fnnnte oas Reihsgeriht oas gateni
Der 6irma @berbarot aIs 3u Reht BE-
itebeno an unb erIieb elm 8erbot an
Die Sirma 9rupp, bas Yatc1lt meter
5u benusen. Sir ieSen aaa Der 3uipi.
6erbonolung fpuroe cine 9eIoitraie
bon 1900 Worf feiteeiebt. Die aleid.
Seitig gefiibrte Sha0enerinsfIagF
puroe pom Reif)sgeridt an basOber.
Iuuoeseerift Samm ouriidgelpieien.
gs bate 0nriiber 5u erttiheioen. OBJ
Die pom 2anbgeriht @iien eegen
9rupp ieitgeieste Straie pom 3ebnmal
1900 Wart - $4,000 Morf 5u &eht
beitebt. gu oieiem 3ped mar Elm
9rIppi6es @cihiis am Sole oes
Sberlon6geridtes auigeiabren, no
iid Die 9iidjtsr Sie @iu5eIbeiteu beS
Bntentes erfl1ren Iiebcn. 0ns Sber.
lanoesseridt Somm bob bic einitipei.
Iiee 8erfiguns bes 2onbseridts 81.
fen ouf. Die Die Sirma Gbrbarot &c.
aen Die Sirma arlIpp eripirft batte.
Durh oigie 8erfiielmg ioute Ger Sir.
mo 8rilpp Der 9au BON RobrriidIaui.
gei6iisen NIT 6e0eruorboIern bon
beitimmter Ginridhins perbOten per.
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
Sonnerftas, "a. gIuSuit 1911.
Sier iuirb r9entfdJ" ssiprOden.
B<ist % am bsntfnsn aaifrrhsis, unb aitit tHs.
! Iiia, pis aHitnHtaer Hasiis b<haaStst pirb.

Inter Der lleberidrift .Oas @ng.
Hide am oeuti6en 9niierbofe" III
Fiir5Ii6 Die gr5Gblune rerbreitet por'
ben. bic engIii9e Sprahe Deroe oom
Aeutjden &uiier in auffaliger @eiie
bebor5ugt, iie lei Die Spra6e Der &in.
berihtbe ieiner So5ne uno ieiner
9obter geipeIen unb bel Sofe tueroe
In Berlin NIT @orIebe engliid1 ge'
jpro6en. @er oog eegloiibt unO ME.
bergeibrieben bot, 10 bemerft bierdu
Die 81. q. g., Dem lit elm gGr bon
10 unaetpobnIiher @robe alfgebun'
ben fpor6en, bob i'm Der beitaiiortirte
8ooIoaihe @orten 6arlim beneioen
nriibte. Der &aiier ipridt cine gan5e
@nSabI bon Spraden. DAB er ii6
I'm Gran30iiiden 70 seiuan6t ipie Elm
Barrier aiisbriidt, baben nut rlnber.
bIIItem @ritounen aIle Sran5oieu be.
seuet, Die ii6 ibm n1bern burften,
bon syules Simon, Dem seitreneen
afd6emifer, bis 5u Serrn Weunier,
benz niuionenreiden GbofoIabefabri.
fanten un6 So6tbefiser. gngIiib bat
Der &aiier bon Helm aui seIernt.
Seine Wtlitter, bic &aiierin Srieorit,
belt, pie man neib, bic engIiihe
SllItiir, bic hires Sein,otbIanbes, fir
eine Der Seutifen iiberlegene. 0ob
bari man nidt pereeIien. 6ab Die 8ai-
jerin Sriebri6 eine oollfonmen oeut-
ite @r5iebune erbolten bate. SSbre
Weitter, bic &onigin 8iftoria, Die ia
nur 6eiitid,es gIut in ibren Ioern
uno einen oeutifen @emabI batte,
fprad i'm SamiIienfreis itets beutih;
man mari ibr Dor, 6nB ibr gngIiib
einen beutifen glf5ent babe. Gs lit
fein @ebeimniB, baB Der iesise 8ai-
fer ii6 bereits als ilinger 8rinj gegen
iegIife lleberif6eung fremoIGn.
bidder grt auf Soften Der Oeuti6en
aufIebnte. @eraoe in Oieier Siniidt
trat Elm @eeenias 5u ieiner Mutter
berpor, ober, penn man Inn cine @e.
neration peiter 5lriit grelit, aud 5u
feiner @robfrnltter, Der 8uiierin 9lu.
quito, Der ipeimariihen YrinSeIiin,
ole iib bel b0fiiden @eIegenbeiten
piel Iieber bes SrarBoiii6en aIs oes
9eutihen be0iente, 8iIbelm II.
ipridt @nsIiid uno Sran5Oii'd bcu.
fomnen fliebeno, iit i'm Ruiiii6en
gut betpanoert uno aud oes Stalieni.
iden nitt unfunoie. glber per beut.
outage beihrduft iih auf ole Sprode
ieines 8aterlonoes9 gu 5rou uno
&inoern, 5u ieiner umgebung - oes
IItags, nit einem @orte = ipridt
Der &oiier beutid, nur Oelitid, unb,
fpenn elm fpenie aus Der Sbule 9e.
plauoert uerben ioIl, nit berliniiden
9etouune unb, in frober StunOe, nit
slniuenbuHg Iuiti9er berIineriider
Reoenen6ungen. 3ie Raiferiu gar,
oils boIiteiniihe Brin8eiiin, 1T oeutid
Dom SheiteI bis 5ur Soble. Sic bot
Die @r5iebuug ibrer ainoer nit un.
ernliibliher SorefoIt iiberfpabt. Die
ainberitltbe mar ibr Rei6. 9eutife
tparen Die 9ebrer, grDieber, @olrper.
nannten bbrer &inoer. .Wan remit ia
eisentIid offene Gbiiren EN-, nenn
man Oos aIles iast unb feititent =
iuunerbin mag es nidt liuniis iein,
,penn es iih barum banbeIt, 70 rniin-
nigen 2eeenoen, ipie Der bonn @ng.
Iiiden aIs beutider Sofipra9e,
eriinbIid oen @armis gu MAIDEN uno
iie oem tpobIoeroienten Spott S,i
iiberIieRrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
Dds Sterbebett RaSoIepus.


9us beriibmte SdIob Ga TaaE
maiion, In tpeI6em Die aaiierin So
iefine na6 ibrer Sdeioung bon Sea
poIeon reiioirte, lit befonntIi6 Dor Ell
niger Seit in elm RopoIeon-Wtuieum
umgepanoeIt porben. Ser Ronier
nator oes MuieiimS, Serr Sean
GioIbert, bat 6ur6 &1iife bic Samm
Ilingen iebr berei6ert; er bat abei
onberieits aud neritanOen, oem Wsu
ieum reife @0nner ou eerpinnen, TO-
6oB ibm fortp1breto @ei6enfe Sii
fIieBen. 9as intereifanteite allet
Souoenirs, bic Ga WaImoiiou biz
jest erbaIten bat. biirfte oas Sterbe,
bett NapoIeon's iein. 9ieies geti
bat, ipie Der vWeatin" er5GbIt, feline
@eihidte: General Bertrand bradtt
aus ct. Selena elm 8ett, auf mel.
dem, mad ben ausiaeen oieies burd.
aus eIolibtuiirbisen 8eusen, Der &oi'
fer eeitorben mar; man iiebt or
9ett Ole taiierIife 4rone unb ouber.
6em nod Die SIsbrifmlrfe zines 80
brifanten. Der benz aoiier. als er nod
81. SeIena abreiite, einige W6bel lie.
ferte. IIs Bertrand i'm Sabre 1884
fib in Gbateaurour nienerlieb, nabm
er 6as 8ett fir ieinen perionIifeu
@ebroild; er 1T Sann aih in 6ieiem
8ett geitorben. Das 9ett tpurbe ba-
raul gieentbum zines gGdters bes
Generals, Der es balo, peil er in
Rotb eeratben mar, nit dnberen Wo.
beln perfaufen ntubte; es gelangte
Nun In ben 8eiis zines 9anfiers bon
@bateaurour, in Oefen Samilie es
feitoem gebIieben 1T. 0ie@dtbeit III
alio linanfedtbar. ltno nIs iiingit DIE
Wt0bel oes 9anfiers nerfauft peroen
iollten, begannen fi9 oi.e &iirioiit1.
teniammler uno nit ibnen Die Bona.
portiiten 5u resen. Sre6eric Wai.
ion, Der bette 9enner Der RapoIeo.
niifeu 3eit, trat nod einnal aus.
oriidIib fir Die biitoriife gbtbeit
bes gettes elm un6 rietb gum @nfnuf.
Die 8eriteigeriing eeitaltete fih aber1
niht 10 lebboft, tpie man ertpartet
bate. @s paren MIR tpeniee 8ieter
ba, uno Dos 8ett eritanb fir 1880
Sranf elm Serr gbtpor6 Sud, Der es
iofert Der fran5oiiIden Regierung fir
MnImaiion i6erfte. @s nub bier be.
merit iperoen, bob aud bic SomiIie
Wlurat elm aftes 9ett beiist, Dos oils
bas Sterbebett RopoIeons be5ei6net
pirb. slu6 6ieIes 9ett lit edit! Ser
BiOcriprub lit Ieidt nuf5ufI6ren: auf
bem eriten 8ett 1T RapoIeon aeitor.
ben, auf bem oipeiten Durbe feline
9eife ausgeitellt. Wo9 elm @ort
iiber Serrn @o,par6 Gud, ben Open.
Der oes 9ettes: er 1T amerifaniider
9Irger, Elm Sreuno bes Serru Bier.
pcnt Dtorgan, tpie bieier iebr reid
un6 imner bereit. fir Die fran3oii. |
iden 0tlieen &linitsegenitGnoe un6
anoere Sa6en, Die iie ii6 ieIbIt nid)t |
Ieiiten fonnen, aus eieenen WfitteIn
5u erperben. @r lebt n1nIi6 Itdnoig
in 5ranfreid unb aipar 6idt neben
Dem S6lob 60 NaImaiion, in Dem
Sdlob 8ermont. bas friiber cine De.
penoance bon Ga MaImaiion bilSete.
@r bot fir bas 0apoIeonINeuieum
auBer oem ertp1bnten 8ett nod eine
s8itite Der aaiierin Soiefine bon 30.
iio. iopie eine $aiibe irnb elm 8aar
Saube Der @oiierin seidentt :.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
Sapans syrsmbsnbsrfsbr.

Rod ben grbebuueeu bes Sinana.
miniiterirms gu Sofio baben Sapan
i'm pergoneenen Sabr i'm gau5eu &C..
aen II 1000 ousIGnbiide Teiien6e be.
Iuft. Bon Gbineien nbeeieben. Oeren
8ubl ioit 5000 erreidte, iparen Die
Slmerifaner nit iait 1000 Die sabI.
reiditen. Sbuen folgten Die griten
nit etrpos iiber 5000, Die Huiien nit
etipo 1900, Die Deittiben nit nidt
aars 900 uno Die 6ran5oien nit fait
400. 9as Sobr 1910 peiit fait 800
mebr auslGnSii6e @aite ouf, aIs oas
ssabr 1909. 9agegen 3eigt Der Mo.
nat Sanuar t9t1 nit etpas Iber
800 stusIGnoern einen 9tiidgone ee.
gen bos 8orinbr nm fait $50. gtut
in 6em genaunten Wouot foIeten an
8obI Die @usIGn0er in oerieIben 8ei.
beniolse. pie i'm gauSen uersangenen
Sabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

3ie gbriitian eubenDorers babeu
rbeidIoiien", bab Els sum Sabre
1920 Die leste Birtbi6aft i'm ganSeU
2anoe geidloHen iein miiife. Gae
mar bel Der Sommerbise Elm sraal-
iamer Sder5.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Gin froB0iiider 3eporter min eine
Reiie nm Die @roe in 40 Sagen mo-
den. 9os 1T nod Ianss nidt 10
i6per pie Die oomaIige HeiIe Der
fron30fiiden Irmee nod Berlin urS
melt peniser eeidbrIid unb ausiidtS-
Ing.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

S6ubfabrifanten bebaupteu, Oab
Die 5ibe Der omeritaniiden Srauer
gr6ber peroen. Warum aud ni6ts
Sorbern beiagte Srauen ni6i @leid]-
beredtieung in allen 9ineen nit ben
WGnneru2 8esbal6 ioIlten iie oa
NIT ben Sdubnumnlern 6uriidftebea
mo[Ieu2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Sn @aine finO 10000 amScr Sum
.areiBjuge" se9eu Den @iOerrui Oe$
Brobfbitionseeistes abgeridltei pUr-
6en. slfio elm 9aHpi Der nrtbeIs.
Ioien uno llreeritGnOisen se9cR Die
ltrfbeiIsf1bigen un6 gerit6uhi5ent
ltnS Ser SieeespreisS Die gufreht-
erbaItllns Der 9iise, SaB Die Brobibi-
tion probabirt. ooer Die orOnungsma-
Biae 2iseniirung Der @irtbihoiten.
neIhe beute sefsfui6rig betriebca
ueroen. Sn Bangor aaein iinO iiber
25O SAantIt1tten porbnn6eu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

9ie Rolesen, spel4e bel Der Sda-
6erltne Der gfieienfdleifen bes pa.
namofanoIs orbefitIi9 Glis Serr
SGirsden gerotben, foIlten nidt gdns
nereeiien, bab Der 8aiier @ilbeim-
fanaI nod er6Bere auf5ufpeiien bot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

3pei aSmirGIe Seutider Gbftam-
mung, Sfterbaus uRS @berle. leiten
in Sem Seemanooer on Der atlantic
iden Ri1te ben slnsriif, besp. bie8er-
tbeioisung. gtIs Heener baben lie
fid5 nod nidt ausseoei9net. Solde
Man6per iberlaiien iie ibren waih-
edten GoQeaeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Gin Ritter in 8rooflpn bot cine
autoraierin nit rhiipenbirtan llr-
tbeiI" enfloIen - peeeu ibres bib
i6en Seiidts, tpie er iaste. Gin
&i6ter 1T alIerDings aud MIR elm
RenId, dber mitlu,ter Elm febr
merhpiir6iser, pie Der porliesenSe
Soil aeiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

au4 Die Ebatiade, 0aB BEL ben
geep gorter Glottenranopern beioe
Barteien aIs Sieeer berpcreinsen,
miB oirf Dos 9onto Der unbeareBten
R6sIibteiten eeibrieben tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

@enn Der &6nig George tpirfIidJ
senotbiet miro, 500 neue Beers gu
idaffen, 10 Siirfte elm 2ursItur, Der
9itelipertbe auf benz internationaIea
Seirotbsmorfte Su ertparten ieiH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

9as Centrum Der 8epoIferune be-
finbet iid betanntIid inSnbiana, unb
Stpar eenau senommen auf Der Sorm
6es 6eliti6en 2anbmonnes SdnaibIe.
Ber min iest nod horon 5lueifeln,
bab 6as 0eutidtbum, ben 4errpurrtt
Der 8ereiniaten Stoaten bilbd?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Gen nnertpiinibteIten aller Gin
tranSerer, oas @bolerneeipenft, belt
bic ber5loie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
unierer &iiite nidt fern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Gin ct. 2ouiier gfifter erfIdrte.
er baIte Die 9eridteHtntter fir ebeaFo
ebrIid unS sltperIGiiis tuie bic aboo-
faten. Solfte bas nun eine S&uss-
GeIei ooer cine @rebbeit isin7
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Su Baltimore 1T I'M S8. 2ebeHs-
iobre elm Rann eeitorben, Der ben
eroBten EbeiI feiner 3eit arf bic gr-
fin6ung Der 9erpetuum Nobile per-
panbte. 6Iiesenfane mare eine
niihIihere @Adaftiauna aerpeien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Sn Seattle trieb Elm Ronn spet
@trabenrGuber, bic ibn pIiinbera
ipoIlten. Surd ben @ortros zines De.
bi6tes in Die SIudt Soee nientaub
mebr, boB Die Yoeiie au earnihts
Mite lei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Gin Nep gorfer Ridter bat einrm
rei6en Smporteur. Der ourdl Sdmul.
gel Die Ieeierun9 INN Sunocr,tau-
Iep6e betroe, bic Sef6ngnibitraie er-
Iaiien uno ibm eine @eIobube uon
$25,00 auferIeet. @inem nrmen
@rie6en. Der Seisen geihmug3elt
botte. brummte er 6ngesen cine Sc
f1ngnibitrafe BON orei Ronatrn auf,
gs aibt nod Ri6ter in Imerita.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
Sdnitel.

Uncle Cams 9eibfemifer Or. @i-
leD mo6te piiien, mos rTtince Reat-
lit. User m0dte 6as nittniiien2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Cine 8iseoniinerin rednet NIT
folder geitimmtbeit nuf ben Sieg Der
Srouenitimmrebtlerinnen bab lie
bereits ibre 8orbereitiingen fir be
llebernabme oes @ouperneursamts
trifft. Die Cute nirb nod erfenreR
Ierten, pie boiler gnttGuihungen
nidt MIR bos 9eben 6es 9olitifers.
ionbern ou6 Der PoIitiferin 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Drei W6uner iitro in einen flei-
nen Segelbopt pon 9ropToence.
R. s., nod @ibraItur gefabpen. Gie
alten 8ifinger boben Gbnlihe 6nbr-
ten eenla6t, bod uiirben iie per-
niinftieerpeiie sroBere Sdiffe be.
mist baben. apenn ioIfe ibren 1iir
Berfiiauna aeitonoen botten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24
Ssius auslesaHs.

.Ieine Srou lit niht geraoe
biibid, aber fie eefuinnt in Der Gut.
fernune."
SO. oesbaIb iino sic oas gal3e
Sobr nerreiit."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Der @eidu6tige ipir6 am uner.
trdgIihiteu. penn er iid GROCER @e.
banfen bemG9tigt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-08-24

Der 8tped 6es 9ebens 1T Sns e.
ben ieIbit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
]. S. STEEL HAS
i75,ll0,O00 ON
DEPOSIT IN BANK
CONTINUED from nrst page. }

(Continued from nrst page.)
doubt that in some of the subsidiary
conf anies at least there may have
been men who were Influenced rather
by the financial than the manufac-
turing side. Some OF the directors
OF the steel corporation may have
been more or less influenced by f.
nancial considerations. but that was
not the real purpose Of the formation
Of the company.
II was president OF the Federal
Steel Company. We We're doing q
successful business. but l saw that
we were Handicapped In many direc-
tions by tina lack of ability to do many
things we have since put into prac-
tice. l was constantly urging the
securing Of large added cvapital.
When Mr.. Carnegie offered to sell
his interests in the Carnegie COM
pany Mr.. Morgan asked me to make
an investigation into the possibilities
Of a combination. l agreed to meet
him at his bank and did so.
II told him ] believed nthe pos
sibilities Of the com bination and ]
also laid the proposal before its d.
rectors, II. Fl. Rogers. II. II. Porter.
Marshall Field. Newman b. Ream
and p. o. Mills. They agreed with
me. Mr.. Morgan said to them:
III you consider this a good busi-
ness proposition and you feel you can
carry this company till it produces the
results suggested, ] am ready to form
a syndicate to finance it
THAT Is when and how the steel
corporation started"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
MERCHANT TEAMS
MEET ON ALLEYS
LUNCH MEN WIN FIRST MATCH
IN NEW LEAGUE GAMES
AICOS WINNERS.

On the Newport alleys last evening
the Richmond Lunch and the Pro-
Phy-Tol teams Of the Merchants
Bowling League played their first
games OF the season and the lunch
men won, taking two out Of three
strings. Anderson. of the winners,
put up single string Of EOS.
The Alec team took three games
from the Journal five in the big
league match. Whitman rolling three
strings for 5S2. Van Aman, OF the
Journals. made the best single, 2o4.
Tonight the Times Dispatch and
Remington teams will meet.
Richmond Lunch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
BODY APPROVES
WHARF CONTRACT

tContlnued xrOm nTse page.)
recommending Investigation Of the
public school system of Richmond.
the probing committee to consist Of
four members from the lower branch
and three from tho upper. The mat
ter VIII next be considered by the
Board Of Aldermen Tuesday night
The companion paper recommend
Ing increase Of salary for the els-
mentary teachers In the public
schools went to the finance commit
tee.
A request from the State Fair As
ISOLATION asking that the city reirn-
burse 1t to the extent OF some $2,S0o
was recommitted to the finance COM
mittee, which reported unfavorably on
the matter. This action was taken
at the request Of the chairman Of the
finance committee, who said the man
agement was eager for another hear
Ing. although he was personally OPP
posed to paying the money. 1t APP
pears that the association in building
$4,000 structure on the fair
grounds. with money. borrowed from
the city. went several thousand dol
lars over this amount although It
had agreed not to hold the city to
the bargain BEYOND these figures.
Opposrd TO Payment
Members Of the Council, though
voting for recommitment. were prac-
tically unit in agreeing that the city
should not advance any additional
funds to tho association. especially In
view Of the fact that no interest on
the amount advanced has yet been
paid, according to City Accountant
Crenshaw.
uhar a .+.<.r.ut - .A,. .No,% ,~a.
made. Mr.. Lynch arose and suggested
that 1t was UP to the proper city off,
cials to see that the interest is paid
at the proper time. He thought they
were just an reprehensible as the
fair MANAGEMENT itaelf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
THERE WILL BE NO
DELAY In WORK

The building for the Young Women's
Christian Assoctation. which the gen.
erosity Of the people Of Richmond sup
plemented by that OF Miss Helen Gould
made possible. II to be erected with all
speed consistent with good business
judgment.
The board Of directors Of the ASSOC
citation win meet next Tuesday at IL
o'clock and elect 4 building commit
tee. which n TO consist OF seven mem.
hers. four men and three women.
Taking II for granted that Richmond
would not fail TO provide tho money
needed for the building. Miss Blancre
Geary, member Of the National Board
Of the YOUNG Wonon'e Christian A.
ISOLATION and IN e1peft IN the matter
~ the requirements u Y. w. G. A.
buildings to the end that they may
meet the needs Of association mem-
bers to the KrsAtest extent. wired
Wednesday before L had finally be-
came known that tie amount had been
.raioed the& she wauld ~ In Richmond
q II easiz ~ - coafas Vim -
~ IL II 8 II, sssx sT 81: N x !,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
REV. GEORGE H. WILEY
DOES FINE WORK

In reference to Rev. George H.
Wilsys work A. an evangelist in Roam.
oks the Times Of that city prints tho
following:
The Rsv. William Stevens. at the
st. James Methodist church. announced
last night that Evangelist George H.
Wiley would preach his last sermon
tonight. The revival has been remark
able In its reach OF those who had be-
come discouraged. scores have been to
the affairs In the two weeks Of the
mestings to renew the covenant Of
the church. besides many outsiders.
Not q service has been held In which
some one did not come forward to
confess Jesus Christ: ut some OF them
n dozen young man and women have
knelt about the chancei at one time
for conversion
On Sunday at tho services for the
Sunday school nifty or more came for
ward to declare their purpose to live
Christian lives The universal judg.
ment OF the leaders Ia the revival 10
that st. James has never had q more
Thorough or genuine, separal. In Its. hts.
tory. While 4 strict record Of names
has not been Kept. more than one hun
dfed have professed at tho altar to be
restored or converted.
Mr.. Wiley and his wife viii leave
Roanoke with the prayers and bless.
ings Of hundreds FOLLOWING them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08

:. Continued from First Page.l
excellent types of the right kind Of
labor leaders.
There Il, for instance, the head
OF the Locomotive Ftremen's Brother
hood" he said. "a Mr.. Carter. very
conservative. high minded business
man. who has the respect OF every
community In which he is known.
And we have never been able to find
a single particle OF evidence that
John Mitchell has had anything to
do with these outrages or OF coun-
tenancing them. Note the difference
between Mitchell and Gompers when
they heard OF the arrest of the Nc
Namaras Mitchell merely said that
he hoped they would be able to prove
their innocence.
Should Have Investigated.
But / believe that Mitchell and
all the labor leaders are to blame
for not tnstituting an investigation
to see IL the statements were true.
II there Is an honest desire TO clean
out the American Federation OF
Labor, let that organization hire me
to do 1t. and. wili-well. I'll inves-
tigate it."
WAS the iron workers organize
ton the only one that countenance5
dynamiting ~ he was asked.
NO" was his reply. they are not
the only ones. but that Is all I care
to say on that subject
by the way" he continued. ASK
Mr.. Gompers II he knows why Leg
leitner. Of Pittshurg. and Clancy. OF
California. were kicked out Of the
Iron Workers Union
Why" he was asked
Because they suspected Clancy and
Legleitner OF furnishing me with in
formation" he replied.
From this city Mr.. Burns will re-
turn to Philadelphia tomorrow. He
will go to Boston on Saturday and
will be In Washington on Sunday
From there he will go TO indianapolis,
to be on hand when the grand jury
begins work.