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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1911-08-25
Tariff Revision Bills
Vetoed By President

Congress adjourned Tuesday
night and the most strenuous
session in recent years has passed
into history. The net results of
the extra session, in comparison
with the ambitious programme
adopted at the outset, were not
large.
Reciprocity with Canada was
brought as near reality as the
executive and legislative depart
ments could advance it, state
hood was assured for Arizona and
New Mexico, campaign publicity
legislation was enacted in a form
satisfactory to it's most earnest
advocates, provision was made
for an enlarged house of
representatives, based on the
latest census, and a few other
measures of minor Importance
were passed.
A democratic house, the first
since 1895, seized on this session
as vehicle to convey to the
country the views of democrats
on tariff revision, but executive
disapproval rendered futile all
efforts to impress those views on
the statute books.
Two tariff bills, one materially
reducing the duties on wool and
woolen goods of all classes and
the other placing on the free list
articles of machinery and tools
used by farmers and amended to
include other items, were vetoed
by President Taft. A cotton re-
vision bill received a similar fate.
The house, under the leader
ship of Representative Under
wood of Alabama, chairman of
the ways and means committee,
and Speaker Clark, endcavored
to pass the wollen and free list
bills over the veto, but the nec-
essary two-thirds vote could not
be mustered. These failures to
overthrow the presidents veto
were strong factor in determin-
ing the leaders to close the ses-
sion, and it is not likely that con-
gress will be in session to receive
a veto of the cotton measure.
Trust Investigations without
lumber were instituted during
the session, and some of them,
namely those bearing on monop-
olies in steel and sugar, were
prosecuted with vigor.
Constructive legislation to bear
on federal regulation of corpor-
ations is regarded as certain to
come from these inquiries. Plans
already have been instituted to
revive the antitrust laws.
Charges were revived that
Senator Lorimer of Illinois was
elected through bribery, and a
second investigation by the SEN
ate was put under way. A SEN
ate inquiry into the election of
Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin
was ordered.
General arbitration treaties
with Great Britain and France
were sent to the senate by Presi-
dent Taft, but they received a
frigid welcome, because the up
per house contended that one
provision Of the treaties usurps
the senate's constitutional per-
ogatives.
Presentation of the treaties
strained hitherto cordial relations
between the foreign relations
committee and the state depart
ment, and as a result President
Taft mada it plain that an issue
had been raised which he will
carry to the house.
Friction in the department of
agriculture over the enforcement
of the pure food laws was reveal
ed by an investigation when the
national issue was raised over
whether the activities of DR..
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1911-08-25

The trustees of school district
No. q, composed of VIM. H. Sa.
bin, chairman, Mrs. G. Pendry,
John N. lnnis, Miss Harriette P.
Geiger and James Grant, have
been diligently at work and have
accomplished wonderful things
for the children of the district
since they assumed the duties of
their posistion. When they were
elected there were only seven
schools in all this vast territory,
and that was so inefficient as to
make it. imperative that others
must be established. The old
board of trustees, who served
one short year, started the good
work and carried through a
measure to vote bonds to erect
school buildings in Roman, St. Ig-
natius and Ravalli, the places
where the necessity for schools
was at that time the greatest, and
succeeded in having three fine
school houses built and five
schools in operation therein. This
with two schools at Arlee, which
had been in operation for some
time, made the facilities fairly
good for the time being. With
the coming Of all the people who
have taken homesteads here, it
was necessary to provide still
others, and from every section
came requests for schools. Funds
with to pay the many teachers
was the only question considered,
and as soon as this matter was
adjusted the trustees got busy
and now will have at least four
teen schools In operation the
coming year. It may be that
there will not be sufficient money
to keep them all running the full
nine months, but all will run as
long as possible.
The trustees, with the excep-
tion of Miss Geiger, met here
Sunday and went out to J. B.
Bears homestead near the big
butte, and met with the people
Of that section at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, and finally deter
mined upon. where they would
locate schools in that part of the
district. One was placed at or
near Julius Rinke's in section TO-
1921, another near the Jay
Vaughan place in section 5000,
another north of the big butte,
at what is called Hillside, and
another at Glacier View near
Jos. Houle's
Previous to this time a school
had been located near DR.. Res.
ner's in 20.21, south of Crow
creek, one at what is known as
the Elliott school in 1920, and
one on Post creek south of Ro-
nan. Some of these schools had
been provided with teachers, and
at the Monday meeting in Roman
other teachers were engaged and
now the full roster will be as fol-
lows:
At Roman, Mr.. Healey, prin-
cipal, Miss Kain, primary; st.
1gnatius, Miss Tobin, principal,
Miss Goodrich, primary; Miss
Mollie Scruggs at Fairview;; ].
D. Cowgirl at Glacier View; Mr..
Fry at Resner; w. D.. Harris at
the Elliot; Miss Smith at Post
creek, with Hillside still to be
supplied. The names of the
teachers at Arlee were not
learned.
In the matter of the election of
principal or supervisor for the
entire district, it was indefinitely
postponed at the Monday meet
ing, this action being taken to
ascertain the state Of the finances
before engaging such an official.
The trustees decided to adver-
tise for bids for the furnishing
of desks and other school sup
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

sur Belt 232 Witglieoer - lin0 Srnu
&atborine 20ffler, Br6ii0entin, Grnu
2i53ie @ebeI, erite @i5epr1iioentin,
Srau gatbarDn 3eb, 8meite 8i8eprd-
lioentin, Srau emma Ebomfor0t,
Sefret6rin, Sral 81. SanOers, pro-
t~ofonierenoe GetretGrin uno Srau
2ouiie Miibleiien, S9abmeiiterin.
Oas gegenp6rtiee Direftorium
beitebt aus ben &erren Sobn Appih,
Or. Geo. 6. 8aier, Geo. S. 8eBler,
CHARLES 8otld, CHARLES 6. @erner,
Moolf Cube, SrieOri9 Smbof gbas.
SacobIen, Snfob Sole, @m. Settler,
9ouis Settler, Sobn &olb, Sobn
Rraft, Nnor. 2oeffler, it,, Sobn g..
Meinberg, EbeoO. 8litt, George s..
8litt, Gbas. s. gfogier, Sobn S.
S6neioer, Martin @iegano un0
9imon 8oIf. Son oieien iinO Die
Serren Simon @olf @m. uno 8.
Settler, Sole, @raff, S9neiOer uno
&ogier oftibe @bren : 9irettorerl.
MuBerOem eeboren als paiiiDe gb-
rem : 9ireftoren Die Serren George
S. Seufferle uno gbriitian Seuri9
Dem Direftorium an. Die iiinglten
Mitglieoer oelielben, Die Serren
Sobn S.&olb unO Sobn q. &raft fiib-
rem mir nebit anoeren bOberen @ir-
~oentrGgern unieren 2eiern i'm 8iloe
Dor.
Serr @m. Settler lit niGt uur
@bren0ireftor, ionoern aud @brer-
8i5e : BrGiioent, un6 Ser SiteI @b-
rem : BrGii0ent tpurbe in Der Iesten
8~eriammlung einem Manne beige
legt, Dem mir am S9Iuiie oieler
Stt55e nod einige @orte wiOmen
miiiien.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

ger cine riibmensmerte Sreigiebig=
felt an ben Gag gelegt baben, BON
&leioern, Spiel5eug uIn.
Sn Dem al gnoe gebenoen Sabre
betrugen Die @innabmen, einI6lieB-
lid oes SaIOos bon 1910 $631O.12,
sic @usgaben $5,311.45, 10 oaB am
80. September 1911 elm &aIIenbe-
ItanO BON $998.67 borbonben mar.
9ie 5pei bon 4 Bis 6 8roaent 3tnien
bringenoen &npitoIonIaeen beloufen
ii6 auf $31,433.33, mel9e i'm ber-
f%lofienen Sabre $1748.29 an 3inien
bro1ten.
0as, mas Ser Srniten-Silfsberein
i'm 8erlonf oes Sobres fir Die Gin
Italt berousgobt bat, iteIte einen
@ert BON $t592.O5 oar. Ser &aiien-
beItanO, iiber tDeI9en oieier bliibenoe
8erein am /. Oftober 1911 gu per-
fiigen bate, bertllg $6910.95. Die
oer8eitigen 0eamtinner 0eiielben
iino: 6rau 6. @IotbiIoe 8artbeI,
8rGfioentin Srou Houline @altber,
@i3eprGitoentin, 5rau Dora 80tt6er,
protofonierenoe Sefretdrin, Sr1u-
lem 2ouiie SO. 80tt6er, Sinan5iefre-
tdriu uno Srau &atbarine @ain,
S6abmeilterin.
Die MitglieoerSabl beIGuft lid aui
29O.
9ie Ansgaben 0es Damen-gt1bber
ems, better &nilenbeitono beim &eG-
nnngsabidIuB $2127.41 betrrg, i'm
SntereIie Der Mnltalt b~eliefen li1 auI
$1,O56,83. 9ie gegentudrtigeu ge-
amtinnen oiefes fi9 gIei6fnns bober
8Iiite erfreuenOen @ereins - er Bai
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

Slider baItenOe gaben Ide Sarm aif
@ooo Sope sin fir $4,000, bon
peIher Summe Die Hegierung bic
SGIfte besablte, foufte unO Die 4tn-
Ser 0ortbin perbrafte. Dteie etgen-
.mdhtiae Sanolung erregte 5Dar ei-
men Sf1rm Der @ntriiitung, fooaB
9rdliOent Gratt iit gen0tigt fab, fem
amt n~ieOer5ulegen, aber tie ertDies
fi6 baIo ais cine eIiidIide SOiung Der
Bis oobin empfunoenen ShDierig-
feiten. Mneroings bate Der gerein
in ben erIten SSabren bieI 81 fGmpfen.
9uerIt madte Der fritbere @igentit-
ner Oes GlaBes, Serr gobelI, cine
Sdlloforoerung bon $90000.00 gel
tend, uno ais oieier betDogen poroen
mar, 1ih nit elmer Ibfinoungsiumme
BON 100000 5ufrieOen 81 geben uno
ser &ongreB allf 8etreiben oes Serrn
Simon @olf cine abermalige 8etpil-
Iiorng BON 100000 gemnbt batte,
er1Ob elm gepifier Suit I'M Sabre
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

den SerbItpicnics i'm Mllge bot, ben
&inoern einen bergniigten Gag 81
bereiter, muroe in bonem WenBe err
rei1t. yto9 0ieier Seite bin baben
ii9 aud berer uieoer Die Sonntags-
f9uIen Der eDangel. lutb. @oncoroia-,
Der st. Sobnnnes". uno Der n8i-
ons.&irde", iomie Die @aibington
2oge SEQ. 10 bonn Sroen Der CHS
Den Onnf Der @aiien neroient, in-
Dem iie iie unentgeltlih am 6. uno
am 10. SUM- an ibren @aIIerfobrten
nod Moribnn SaH tbeilnebmen
IieBen. Die CTS batten i9on friiber
Die &inoer gu ibrer @eibna9tsfeier
eingelooen. @ls elm beionoerer Srell-
oentng miro oieien aud Der Gag
ole5eit in IebBofter grtnnerung blei-
ben, an mel9em iie our9 Die Site
Ser Srauen &otbarine 20ffIer ure
2uiie Miibleiien uno Der Serren
Sarren unO @nor. 2offler cine Mu-
tomobiIfabrt Our9 Die StaOt uno
oeren llmeebung MAIDEN ourften.
Dur1 leBtpiaige Gerfiigungen
boben in benz b~erfloifenen Sabre Die
~folgenoen |eritorbenen: Srali Raro-
line Appi9 nit $3.50, &err Banner
nit 5000, tpel9e Sumnle BON ben
@rben prompt ousbe5ablt tpurOen,
uno Serr SO. S.9untborit nit $1,000
oas DeutI9e @oiienbaus beoa9t.
Sreue unO emfige Mitarbeiterin-
mem bat oas 9ireftorium 0es @aiien-
baufes aud in benz Iesten Sabre tpie-
Ser an ben beiOen Grauen.8 eretnen,
benz .DamensW6bDerein" unb benz
.Tranen-S iIfsberein" gebabt. Dem
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

Sn @aibington gibt es niemono,
Der ii6 riibmen oorf DAB feline BoIb.
inqtoner 2ebensgeididte 10 innig NIT
Der oes Deutiden @oiienbouIes Der.
madlen iii, mie Die 0es Serru 6rieor.
Smbof. 0enn nidt MIR mar Oieier
elmer Der @riinoer Der Anltalt, ion.
bern er bat ibr aud in Den 30 Sab
rem ibres 8eitebens ais Director uno
RitglieO Der peri6ieOenen Romites,
oenen er %ongeborte, iopie oIs Snbo-
Der I1mmtlider 8eamtenitelen, Die
er matchmaker befleioete, Die inert.
poniten Oienite geleiltet @s mar
SEER Smbof Ser, IoIange Die ipGter
a~ufqebobene Sonntdgsi6ule beItano,
an ieoem Sonntag nad @ooo SCOPE
Sill binauspilgerte uto BORT BEN
8aiien in oeuti6er Sprahe iegens-
reifen llnterriAt e~rteilte. Seds
Sabre lang mar er @i5e : 8r6iioent
uno in ben leBten 5ebn Sabren itano
er ais 8rGiioent an Der Spite oeS Dt=
reftoriums, in Dem eS, mas Iebr piel
fngen mill, niemals einen Monn gub,
Der linn libel gepollt ODER ablihtli9
S1mierigfeiten ODER l1ngelegenbei.
ten bereitet bdtte. Isle Die 4in0er
nit 2iebe unO A6tung Itets BON $50
pa Smbof" ipra6en, 10 betra6teten
feline &onegen i'm alle5eit als einen
treuen 8ernter uno ais poblmeinens
Den Sreitno, nit DEM es cine 5reuoe
mar, 5uiammen 5u arbeiten. uno on
Arbeit bat es oieiem maderen Mfanne
in ben 5ebn Sabren pobrli6 ni9t ge-
feblt. gr bat Ite wiuig unO NIT
Sreuoe getan, bat aud biel Inange-
nebmes, piel @ltfregenoes, mas nun
einmal unousbleibli9 nit elmer fol-
den Stenung berbun0en lit, in Den
&auf genommen, lolange feline 8raft
oa5u ausret6te.
Seoo6 Die 3eit fam mo oieIe &raft
anfing, 31 beriagen. SEER Smbof
Itebt I'M SO. 2ebensiabre uno Oh inn
gIei6 cine fir iein 9lIter mun0er-
bare forperlihe mo geiltige Stride
nod INNER eigen tit, 10 fiiblte er bod,
oaB er aus &iidii1t ouf feline @eIuno-
belt Die 10 lange getragene 8iiroe auf
iiingere S6ultern o6laoen miiiIe.
Sebr ungern Iaben i'm feline &oaegen
aus Dem Hr1lioentenante ideioen a.
Der iie fonnten ui6t umbin, oie 8e-
re6tigung oes GltbebeoiirfniHes,
peI6es @err Smbof ais @runo leines
&iidtrittes ongnb, ar3uerfennen. Sic
nabmen oas &iidtrittsgeiu6 an uno
ebrten BEN Ausi9eioenoen niht nur
ooourd, Dab lie i'm gum @brenpr6-
fioenten %ernannten, ionoern aud oa-
Our9, oaB iie Die Yrdfioenti9aft Ell
mem, Serrn Smbof DEFENDERS nabe.
ltebenoen uno glei1 ibm BON Arbeits.
Iult uno Menfdeuliebe erfiiaten
Wanne, ieinem Shpiegeriobne,
&errn S. S. S9nei0er, ibertrugen.
Gbre, Dem gbre gebiibrt
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

md6tnide. S6eufungen uno 3inien
BON &apitalonIagen; 2. Sobresbei-
trdge Der Mtitglieoer uno berihieoe-
ner oeutIder 9ereine; 8. Die 8eibilfe
Der beioen 9amenbereine; A. @rtrng
BON Seitli6feiten, tDie 8eibnn9tsfei-
er, Meseliuppe, SerbItpicnic, Die
gum beiteu Der Gnitalt nuidbrIih ob-
gebalten gu peroen pflegen unO 5.
SommIungen aner Dirt, b~eionoers
bon 2~ebensmitteln, in 8e5ug oui
tDel6e bon ieber Die 8Gfer uno Met-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

oa in8pif6en audi Die Seilnabme uno
0ie Spfertpiuigfeit beg biefigen
0euti6ti1rns, Der M1nner iopobl pte
ibrer Sralter uno S09ter, ftets 5lt-
genommen batte, 10 fonrten am 5.
Mai 1889 Ser 8au zines ben geltei-
gerten @e0iirfniiien entlpre9enOen
nelien Sau1es bei9loiien uuo mad
feierli9er @runofteinlegung am 9.
Sebruar 1890 oas gegenp1rtige Sc
b6uoe unter roger Geilnabme oes
@euti6tums ~eingetpeibt peroen. 0as
freunoli9e Nusieben uno Die 5tpef-
mGBtge innere @inri9tl1ng oeiielben
gerei9t Dem 8aumeiIter, &errn s.
81. 9iooen, 3u oalternoer @bre. Oie
peitere @ei9i6te oes 9euti9en @ai-
ienbauies oarf obf9on es niemaIs
an Mrbeit uno niemals an S9pierig-
feiten febIte, Die iibermunoen tper6en
muBten, aIs ein i'm gatt8en rubiger,
ltetiger Sortl6ritt be5ei9net peroen.
Our l1nterbaItung Der Nnltalt trl1g
in friiberer 8eit aud Der &ongreB
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09
Das oeutscbe CQatsenbaus

Die 3obI Der unter Der Sbbltt oes
8aiienbauies ItebenOen RinOer be.
true am @noe oes Sobres 40, nam.
lid % Rnoben uno Is N6o9en; Is
puroen entlaiien uno 9 aiifgenom-
men. Ntit faum nennensDertben
ausnnbmen %erfreuten ii6 ale elmer
ununterbrodenen guten @%eiunObeit,
uno oas 8enebmen uno 0ie 2eiitun.
gen Der i1uIpflidtigen &inOer, mel
DIE oie 0ffentIiden Shulen in ano-
Gotta unO @ooo Sope beiuden,
moren 5ufrieoeniteueno uuo emf
ipraden allen biaigen Inforoer'
ungen.N
8om uuerbeIten @rfolg begleitet
.Doren, 0anf Der tatfrdftigen Inter
Itiibune uno 3abIrei9en 9etbeili-
au1g Der 6reunoe unO @0nner Der
anItaIt, Oie gum beiten 0erielben per-
anItolteten 5eItIidfeiten. @ls lol6e
iino 5u ertpGbnen Die am Neuiobrs-
tag i'm @niienbaus abgebaltene
@ei5uadtsfeier, ole sur SreuOe oes
aus Den Serren S. 3. Sdueioer,
&orIiber, Sobn appid, @bas. g..
@erner, @bas. 8otid, Gbas. IS. 80
gier, SEQ. S. @eBGer, 8biI. 0ittes
uno ben 5ralen 6. Sc. 8artbel uno
aatborina 20ffIer beitebenOen 8eib-
na6tsfomites einen H%einertrag BON
$3.50 ereab; feruer Die bonn @alb-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

g6as. g. GOgicr, S6obmeiiter.
reitpiGigfeit bat fid in iiingiter 3eit
als oeren @ebiIfe &err Or. S. S.
Wfunoen angeboten.
Ser 8eri9t, Dem Der Sinan5be-
ri6t oes S9oBmeiiters uno Der Sab
resberi6t oes 8erDalters nebit @a-
benliIte Iopie Die Son0erberidte Der
beioen 5rauenOereine beigefiigt Iino,
i9IieBt nit ber8lidem 9anf fir ale
Der Mnftalt ~erwieienen @obltaten ur0
fir ale Der 8erpaltung oeiielben ge-
mdbrte l1nteritiiBung unO nit benz
@uni6e, oaB oas aagemeine Snter-
eiie Dem oeltti9en @~aifenbauie aud
in Dem fommenoen Sabre m0ge err
bolten bleiben.
g(us Ser @eididte Der @nitoIt fol-
len nun Die ~folgenOen Satiohen url-
Ieren 2elern ms @eoG1tnis auriid-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

gerl1fen Dgr0en. NlS Ser n0eutide
proteItontiide @aiienbnus : gerein", ,
pie er ii6 5uerft nonnte, balO nod
ieiner @riinritng, Die am Z. 5eptem-
Der 1879 erfolgte, ieinen erlten auf-
ruf an ole @ereine uno 2ogen Der
Stoot ergeben IieB, tparen Der @aib-
ington S6iiBenperein unO Der 0eut-
i6e @obltGtigfeitsnerein Die eriten,
tpel6e Dem &ilferuf SoIge Ieiiteten.
Sebr guten @rfoIg batte cine ein=
Dringlide &eoe, Die &err Simon
@olf in elmer am %. OCTOBER Oeiiel-
ben Snbres abgebaltenen @eneralper-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

Ietteren fiblt es fi6 gu beiouOerem
Dante perpfItdtet fir Die bohber5i-
qe ueberueiiung bon $275.0O ols
8eitrag 5ur geitreitung ouBerge-
uobnIiher Gusgaben. @ere6ten Gn-
fpru6 alf 9onf bnben aud Die bei-
SEN Ger5te Or. Stuart Sorriion unO
Or. Geo. g. 8aier, Die ieit Sabren
unentgeItIi1, penn uotig, ibre 9unit
Dem 0ienite Der @nitalt gepiomet boz
ben. Mit ebenio oonfensperter Be
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

ington Mebger-u nteritiisungsber
Elm am 90. Sebruar neranitaltete
MeseIiuppe, bon mel9er Der 8or-
iiber oes &omites, Serr Sic. @utb,
no9ber Die itattli1e Summe DON
$378.05 benz S9asmeiiter aisbdn-
otgen tonnte, unO 5uleBt oas pieoer
am Arbeitstag, Dem 4. September.
BON Dem n6ruueu-&Hfsnerein ner-
anltaltete Hicnic. 9ieie 5eltli9feit
mar bon oen oreier finan5iea bic
ergibigite, oenn Die @elammtein-
nabnten muBten nit elmer bierIteni-
gen 3abl ms ginnabmebu9 einge-
tragen tperoen. Au9 Der nnoere
3ned, ben Der uSrauen-Silfsberein"
BEL Der 8eranltnltung oieies idbrIi-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09
NMppem.M erGefem

Cine I@Sne NuswabL, iopir M%nfertisuns ber-
lslbsn BON ben sisenen 9aaren Der Damsn BON
800 aufpGrts, lOwis elm ftines AlortimeHt
BON 3Spfsn in Naturfnrbsn gu bilisen preifen.
Transformation WCmpaburs nnb pnfS &c. tets
an 9anb. @cmbinSs- 3Spfs anSefertist BON
81 90 nufp6rts.
BeReaHnssn per EeIepbCn ubn WOf prompt
geIieffrt BEL reeler BfbieHuns.
wfB Bertba NmbrrG
733 II. Str. u. 80
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

8rdiioentin bonn 0omen-N dbOerein
1884 Auipru6 auf ben pertoouiten
Sell ser 8eItBung. Grit Damn, ais
oieIer &ro3eB inn Sabre 1887 gu gun-
item oes @aiienbousoereins enti9ie-
BEN 1mo SEER Suit nit ieinen &n-
iprii6en a~bgetpieien norOen mar, at
mete Oas 0ireftorilrm fret auf. l1nb
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

5reO. SmbOf @bren-Eraiioent.
obgefaBten 0ofument a%uf8ufparten
un0 uer0en linen I'M Ani6luB on
oieien auS3ug ole 80 : idbrige @e-
f6i6te oieier 9lnltalt, Die BON ieber
ais oas &ieblingslieO Oes geiamm-
ten 9euti9tbums @aibingtons ge.
gotten bat, in ibren Saapt5iigen fur3
~3uiammenfalienO, DOrfiibren.
Das b~erfloiiene @ei6aftsiabr bari
tDieoer ais ein erfolg- uno iegens-
rei9es be8ei1net werOen, oenn Die
Raiie bat einen 3utpa6s bon nabe-
al $1,000 erfobren ultO auA in ieoem
aroeren 8etra9t lit 6ortl6ritt gu
oer5ei9nen gepeien. gdlr Die 3abl
Der M~itglieoer lit Inn elm Weniges gu.
riidgegangen; lie betrug am S6lnB
0es @oriabres 368 uno Z gbrenmit-
aIieoer, am. @noe Oieies Sabres be.
lief iie ii6, nadoem 10 0titglieoer
oerItorben, A aus Der StaOt Der5o-
gen uno % pegen gti9t8oblung Der
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

Yraltoentin pom 9ame1-Silfsberein.
%iommlung belt, oenn lie brodte in
fur8er 3eit $4,000 an freipiaigen
8eitrdgen. &ur5 borber, am 10. Of
tober, NOR 0as Saus $40. 1927 8
StraBe, g. SO, ais r0eutIdes @ai-
ienbaus~ nit feds @aiienfinoern
eingemeibt morOen. @s muBte l6on
i'm folgenoen Sabre nit einem gr0Be-
rem Sauie SEQ. 1922 6 StraBe, g.
SO, pertaui6t merOeu. Sn oemIel-
ben Sabre ertDog man aber au6 i6on
Die M0gIi6feit, al1f eigenem @runo
unO 8ooen elm eigenes &eim fir Die
Anitalt al i6affen. aGen Oteien gr-
pGgungen ma6te Der erite Brdiioent,
9aitor Martin &ratt, furo entiGloi-
fen, elm idbes gnOe. inoen1 er oie 80
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

Gtns prG@ttee Gslsssnbeit fir einen riibrt-
eeu, gut f~etenben @ertGufer. Die Msentur
fur ObiU Uber MorpIanb 1T Offsn fir iemanb,
Der $500.0O tn Nttieu elmer Gabrit @Elealhaft
anIeeeu min. - Nftisn @runbIoee fir 8repit.
Die @eltulGaft wirb SuIdmm enarbeiten, nm Elm
permanentes @ei&Gft aafsutauen.
8hattn, 1881 8 Ctr, @nlbinstOn, .. 8.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

Ser 80. Sabresberi6t oes o9eut-
fden 8aiienbulies~ bat ioeben Die
@reIie berIaneu uno miro in Der nod
item Notwithstanding in Bro
i6iirenform CUR oagemeinen gertbei-
luna aelangen. 8ir limo inoeiien
i6on beute in Der Gage, unieren Sc
fern nit einem @lts5ug aus oielem
in oeutl6er uno engliider Sprahe
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

ettpos BEL, inoem er in ieoem Sabre
cine angemefene 8epiaigrng fir Die
ielbe ma9te. 9ieie 8ewintgung bat
aber Dor mebreren Sabren aufgebort,
uno beute 1T oos nDeutide @aiien-
baus" our 8eItreitung ieiner Inter
baltungsfoiten allf Die fOIgenOen Gin.
nabmequeaen angeuieien: /. Ser.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09


arminius-2O Go. % S. u. q. 90.
Serr Sobn @ii9buien uno Der De.
leaut oeS Columbia SurnDereins,
Serr @m. S. 9orOboff iaben ii6 &C.
n0tigt, aus Dem 9ireftorium aus5u-
ibeioen. Sene muroen Ourd Serrn
RoIb uno Dem BON Dem @aibington
Mesger.. unteritiiBungsperein err
wGblten Serrn Gbriitopb &ammling,
oieIe our6 Die Serren @oam S9nei-
Der uno @ultap 8enoer erieBt.
Gin iebr beillamer 8e9iel trat
in Der @erpalti1n9 Der InitaIt ourH
Die GruGbIune BON Serrn un0 Sran
6. 8. 0sfnr Hreil als Superinten-
bent uno Meatrone oerielben elm.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

SObn 5. Sdneioer, Bralioent.
geitrage geitri6en wor0en paren,
infolge Ser Den 8erluit nabe8u aus
glei9enoen Neltntfnabmen auf 957,
@brenoireftoren uno 8 @brenmit-
glieoer. @ie i10n mGre es. wenr
oas riibmlide 8eilptel Oes @bren-
DIRECTORS Simon @olf Der aaein uno
a4f einmal Dem 8erein rs neue W1it-
gIieoer oufiibrte, re6t balo nod
etnige anoere 8ur NaAabmung am
ipornte !
3mei tii6tige Mitglieoer 0es 9iref-
toriums, Die @erren @erner &o6 uno
Rarl Miiaer, purOen bonn CODE ab.
berufer, apei anoere, Der 0elegat Der
Washington Journal., 1911-12-09

SpMnta9, Oem 10. DECEMBER,
SaiempfeHer MnO RartoffeI=
RI5te In Der 9urnbaMe.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-25
MAN FOUND MURDERED
Deckhand Stabbed to Death
Near North River Pier.

With a stab wound an inch and half
long in his neck. John McQunlan. deck
hand, was found murdered last night fifty
feet from the fence on the south side Of
Pt>r l. North River The body was found
by a ten-year-old hoy. who notified the
police. According 10 Or. Russell, Of Hud-
son Street Hospital. tho man had been
cead only few minutes.
The murder was committed less than
one hundred feet from the station house
of Harbor Precinct A. twenty-five feet
from the point where the body was found
the police found a dilapdated suitcase. con-
tanning a pair Of arm protectors, used by
seamen in tropical countries. and two col
lars. apparently Of foreign manufacture.
James McClavey. a truckman, living al
no. l3 Mott street told the detectives that
he saw McQuilan standing az the end OF
the fence conversing with two men a few
minutes before he heard that a man had
been found m murdered. MCClavey, who had
driven a truck to the pier 10 get two
crates OF vegetables. said the point AZ
which the men were standing was only 4
few feet from the spot whore McQuinIan 4
body was found
The murdered man was identified by
Edward Dovle. deckhand living at No.
4, Washington street Doyle told the police
he worked with McQuinlan on the Iron
Steamboat Company excursion boat Sirius.