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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06
TO ASK BIDS FOR
WORK ON SITE Of
LINCOLN STATUE
Finance Committee Promises
Funds for Alterations at
s. Court House Triangle.

With the promise OF the finance com
naittee of the Common Council to APP
propriate $4,000 for the Encouragement
Of the triangle In front of the Court
House. where the Lincoln statue will
be erected, and the completion of the
plans for the proposed changes by the
sculptor, Gutzon Borglurn, bids will be
ssked for in a few days and work COM
menced-
II IL believed that the changes TO be
made win be highly artistic and IN
every way as satisfactory as possible.
The triangle is not directly In front
af the centre of the Court House, and
sor that reason 1t has been difficult to
6eoi&e on the location OF the statue
tho arrangement of the green.
Changes to he Made.
According to the present plans the
Fatue win be in o harmonious position
b the Court House and the approach.
The sidewalk line on the north side will
b discontinued and the walk will DO
moved farther toward the centre of
the triangle, The walk will be of red
brick to conform with the paving of the
crescent In front Of the steps leading to
mo building. It is proposed to plant
strubbery on each side of the statue.
The Shade Tree Commission is In
dharge OF the work.
The base Of the statue is to be of
granite. and done at tho expense of the
sculptor
Carl Bannwart, secretary to the oom-
mission. said today: I'VE do not eY-
poet any further delay In this work.
We believe that the plans drawn up
ASe the most desirable, and hope tina
tho work VIII be finished in the near
kuturMss
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06
POISONED BY FISH.

TRENTON, Feb, 6.-Four ome Of
Broad street Park are recovering from
ptomaine poisoning, caused by eating
fish bought from q huckster. They are
Mrs. Ellie Blue, Mrs. Joseph Cubberly,
Miss Gertrude BOVINE and Miss Eva
Coy
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06
NEWSPAPER PLANT BURNS

JoHNsTowN. Pa Feb. 6-For the
second time in FIVE years the Johns
town Journal plant was destroyed
yesterday by fire Of unknown origin
which caused a loss OF S5o:0o0.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06
HvN0 SQUAD FOR TRENTON.

TRENTON. Feb. ga flying squad
Is to be added to Trenton's fire EQUIP
ment. A Webb automobile engine VIII
be used by the company. and VIII Do
stationed at headquarters. Seven meD
ara to comprise the company.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06

TN connection with a Susan 3. An
thony week." which has been insti-
tuted by the National American
Suffrage Association, to open February
10, the birthday Of the famous pioneer
suffragist, the Essex County Suffrage
Society, Miss Emma l.. Richards, pres
ident, is planning to hold a meeting
Friday night, February IL, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Frederick I. Fearey, 81
Arlington avenue north, East Orange.
Miss Lucy Anthony, niece of the late
Susan B. Anthony, is announced as the
speaker and will tell the story of the
Imprisonment of Susan b. Anthony for
Illegal voting. A circular letter has
been sent out through the national as
ISOLATION to the members of the Gen
eral Federation of women's Clubs sub
hitting a plan which outlines classes Of
women who are particularly Miss An
thony'ss debtors, and asks for a con-
~tribution to a fund to be devoted to
campaign purposes. The letter states
that recognition Of this memorial week
is due from every wage earning woman
toward removing the stigma from
economic independence for women, and
the Woman's Club movement
which has become such a social force
today owes its ability largely to the
woman's right movement which fought
so hard for educational, social and
economic liberty for women. Miss Lucy
Anthony at present holds the position
OF private secretary to the Rev. Anna
Howard Shaw.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06
MID.wINTER EXCURSION.

FIvE4MrLE BEACH, Feb. 6.-con-
x,derabll over 300 persons came on the
popular Axcursion to Five-Maie Beach
yestsxdaT.\
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06

dren." Mrs. Charles B. storch, mother
Of the hostess, and Mrs. Samuel B.
Boughton will preside at the tea-table
and members of the club will assist in
entertaining.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06
Music at woman's Press Club.

Music at oma Press Club.
Miss Hazel A. Goetschius, Of Brook
Ign, who will contribute to the musical
part Of the program this afternoon at
the meeting of the New Jersey
Woman's Press Club at the home OF
Mrs. Arthur H. Boughton, although
young III years. is gifted with a dra-
matte soprano Of unusual power. She
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06

Mrs. Agnes Clifford Bailey. of C4eve-
$50 7hnirmen of the Junior League
committee of the American Civic League.
" as a guest Saturday afternoon of the
Saturday Club. which met in the Pub
lie Library. The subject for consid-
GRAFTON was forestry n Water
ways"
Mrs. Francis Pell, president OF the
Municipal Ash soosskys was thA speaisss.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06

A. p. c. Shirt Hastings
A. p. c. Blouse Styles
A. p. c. School Frockings
1C A. p. c. Indigo Cloths
- A. r. c. "White Grounds
W A. F. c. Claret CoIors
A. p. c. Solid Colors
A. r. c. Calcutta Cloths
A. p. c. Model Styles
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-06

SIC for the Mercerized Finish or the Dr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19

sypNEy-The government has
taken . hand In tho fight gams By
the acquisition Of sn arena hero.
Bouts win be held under tho pre-.
lection Of the local government
which will share IN the profits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19

proposition
Chicago hits little
a
champ which
Pacific There just dates open said kank the
Seattle
chance Leon and his beat T. and rewarded with
big fellow
proud OF his muscular development and delights to exhibit his arc
he beat Goteh a eoeksure Frank can't toss him
quickly he did Hackenachmidt
MuokIestone
a a
last that team
this
seeing sufne
Lincoln ia but dim hope that e
championship this However the
right aldo all Coach
believe they the wenaichees
down 10 a Watching with
They devised plays block the appepkers fsore
the i last week viii be able 70 70 wsnasee and
nasdea Casey the following
the Foster. Kirkpatrick Weeks Williams handen
Baker Achon Cook knohcr fagg Coach
Fow Manager ohnick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19

tho gFidlron. Their places are ia
the srandstand.
Think. BE versatile. Take nd.
vantage OF every opportunity. Cigar
store Indians. cloak models and
boundary monuments have their
usoa, but not on the football field
Use your 'ssarchlights
Ono man only IL needed 70 carry
tho ball. but 4, Is mighty hard going
for him unless he IL ably assisted
By his teammates.
DO not ret discouraged AZ strong
opposition. Keep up your courage
and determination when the game
seems 10 DO going against you. The
team that has met aud aurmonnied
strong opposition and difficulties ia
the team worth while.
A universal rule for tackiing--
Never let anything get away from
you
Carry the fight into tho enemys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19
WANTS
ANOTHER BOUT

Frank Street. who boxed Hoiiie
Giles before the Fort I.a~ton Ath
lctic Club at their last smoker
wants to have a word or two before
the date OF the next smoker Ia
given 10 Hubbard and the clever
negro fighter. He says he can beat
Hubbard over any distance and Al
any place. and thinks he should
have the call over him. for tbs
next fight with Giles. Also he
points TO tho fact that he save tho
colored man what was probably hia
hardest fight Street was Ia town
yesterday. but returned 10 Edmonds
this morning where no will keep
up training. in hopes of getting On
AZ the Thanksgiving date with The
colorcd scrappar. Percy Cove will
Join him a little later. to officia'e
a. trainer and chief second. In case
street ia given return fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19
McCREDIE
PEEVED AT
HENDERSON

fny taitsd rres. tes.~d wifsl
= SAN FRANCISCO. Oct H. 4
4 Benny" Henderson has prob. =
4 ably played his last game Of 4
4 baseball ON tho Pacific coast" =
declared Walter Mccredie. man. =
= ager OF tho Portland beavers. 4
4 who 10 thoroughly cnragcd .
4 with tho pitcher. "He has 4
4 been unreliable ever since he 4
= loft Portland 4
. lie has been suspended 4
. He's out Of II. and that's all 4
= there Ia to 4" =
4 mn Steen IL on hls way 20 \
= Portland today 10 so 10 tho 4
= bedside OF his wife. who ia III 4
4 there The remainder Of Nc. D
4 Credis's pitching staff 10 here =
= 20 do battle with the Scala Tor 4
, tho rest OF tho week 4
= - ~ 4 = tAtrt 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19

Harry Merrek, i5pounder. the right and Bob Moore
i2spounder the left will try bring victory the s. A.
C. coors the first OF the winter smokers Friday night Mer
rick will box Clements r. w. A. c. and Moore will oppose
Shann also OF the r. w. A. C. Ed Davis i45-pounder. viii
20 against Pete Kelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19
HOTEL BALLARD

477s Ballard Ave. Cor. Dock placs
l.. Il. NAnoLE. Prop.
Hot and Cold
Running
PHONE Water PRICES
nALLAnD steam Heats .7B WEEx
ess IN All AND Up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19

Team total 1895.
Friday night the Imperial Cubs
VIII tackle the wonders. WI
49,. iNTERCiTY LEAGUE
Tho Seattle Stars meet tho Ia.
coma team on the Imperial alleys
tomorrow night. Auburn meets
Ronton on tho same evening At
Renton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19

country
Remember 10 not ~has did las,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19
f0Q21TBB :! |.

% part Ia play Ne worker The designed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19
NEW yoRK---in tho recent Giant.

NEW yoRk--tn tho recent Giant.
Athletic game. which Jack Coomha
won. Jack heaved i2s balls over o.
in the vgclnlty of tho platter. while
Mathswson pitched IFS. Both
teams manifested a disposition TO
swat at the FIRST offering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19
SPORT SPARKS


chicsoo.--EvsryshIra has beer
arranged for the fight between
Harry Forbes. tho como back
champion. and PHI MeGovcrn. en-.
cept the time and place for the
scrap. The club offering tho big.
gost inducement gsfa the match.
u Ia for 10 rounds. weight ils at
3 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19

PHiLAoELpHiAs--Ths belt for
tho best all around player IN bssc.
ball win be worn by "Runt' walsh.
who filled every position on the
diamond for tho Philadelphia Ma
tionals this reason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19

ciNciNkaTis--A quarter ~ .
million dollars ia the coat Of tho
now plant being erected By the
Cincinnati Nationals. With a stscl
aud concrete srandstand and 3t.oos
seating capacity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19

NEW YoHk.--csri Morrla the
exploded whiss hope. 10 taking .
course OF boxing icssons. and an
nounces his in,sn,ion Of yet best.
ing Jim Flynn. who trounssd him
recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19
BOWLING NOTES
CITY LEAGUE

The first game OF tho City
Boundary league was played II the
Imperial alleys last night. ~ fol.
lows.
A. r.. Halls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-19
COAST LEAGUE

r K ia dr....sl:::;..:::s.:.: X I
Kosstqsr ana Kuhn Hsnisy. Fan.
nink and Schmidt
vernon .s.s.s...sss..ss
~ xos Anrsiss ..,......t
Raleigh. GlpA Brown sne Hassy.
Lsserenx. Agnaw and Abbott
QAAtau&
~ oAcram cato ...s.....so
Nsrtinepl And MitHsi Thornton.
Hunt ana PricA
VERNON, caIs--rsns are ssoesiy
awaiting . chance 70 ace . real
light here October %. whom Sam
LAngford and Joe Jeanette win bat
tie 20 rounds.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
airdlid1e Nadlri6ten.

MOrgen, Sonntas ben %. Nouems
Der, uereinisen iid wieOer, ME in friibes
rem Sabren, bic 3tOnssemeinOe, 6. unO
g 5iraBe, uno bic @rlte &eformierte
RirheneemeinOe ali Der 8. uno u Str !,
al elmer semeinlamen Bsobu6tuug Oes
Eotenfetes. IS miro cine @sOddtniss
feier ifattfinben, nadmittoss 8 nbr au
Dem PrOipett 6iu 6rieObofe. Der bless
idbrise Setter 1T SER BuitOr Sersuer.
collie Oas @etter unsiinifis iein, 10
fihOet bic Teier in Der 6apelIe, auOerns
fals Dor Oerlelbsu itatt. Das seIammte
Osuti6tum 1T ber3Ii9 sinSsIaOen.
Die g~OucOrOia Stride, 20. uub s..
StraBe, bdlt @OttesOienit am Donts
lasunsstas, DOnnersta9 ben 80. Nop.
uOrmittass.
0ie epansel. slutb. 3ionss&irde, g..
NIB g 9troBe, q. @, feiert mOrssm
@Ormittas bas GOtenfeit gum @ecd@tnis
Der in oieiem gu gnOe sebenOsn Sirdens
iabre babiussi9ieOeuen @IieOer mb
Treun6e Der @emeinOe. 0aruntsr wirb
beIOmOers seba9t Oes 9errn 8afor @iIs
bslm Nusnf 6rep, Oes @riinOsrs Der
3ionstir9e. 8atOr 6rep 9riinoete bic
@emeinOe imSabre 1867. So Sabre lang
beoieute er bic euonseI. Iutb. Mottbdns
@emeinbs Nlbanp, 81. s., wOielbit er in
oislem Sabre III einem bOben AIter ftarb.
Sci Der Obissn 6eier wirb Elm Bib pom
ibm entblat, elm @sl@euf uno @iOuiung
an bic @emeinOe pom ieinen ibn iiberles
benoen Riuosrn.
gOrmittuss II lbr 1T Der @Ottes.
Oienf in bsutI9er Spra@e, ubenOs in
snsliI6er @prods. SeOermunn 1T berg.
LID %wiltOmmen.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
eobt Oas Oeati6e seer.

General Darlington Ser General
SSySnipeftor Ser Arnee, Der aIs @ait
oes oeuti1en &aiiers ben berfIoiie-
nen Raiiermanobern beigeipobnt Bat,
lift bon REMEMBERING erfiiat fir 6os
oeutIde Seer. nginen gnfd beionOe-
rem ginOruf bat Oie 8egeiiterung
uno Ser @rnft nuf mid gemadt nit
meI6em Ole Offi8iere unO Mann-
I9aften in ben Mtan00pern lire Ar-
belt tbltr. Sd fam mir ntdt Dor
Iteuen tpie fie i'm Grnitfaae bdtten
e~rnIt6after fem fOnnten. Die Eruppen
moren in ausge8eidneter @erfaiiung
unO madten oie er0Bten Mdride
obne g~rmiiOung. @ttDns anoers, mos
mir nidt MIR in 9eutidIatt0, ion-
bern aud in England uno 5ranfreid
aufgefoIlen 1T: i9 babe nireenos ei-
men be~trunfener SoI0aten geieben.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
3 DDesmrtbeil pDaIrecft.

6snrp @Iap 8eottis, Osr wesen grs
morDung leiner @attin gum Gooe uers
urtbeiIte Ri9monOsr Wtiuiondrsiobn,
bat seitsrn Morssn nm 1928 ubr I'M 9e'
fdngnis 3u 0ii9mOnb i'm eIettrii9sn
StubI ben Cob erIitten. @r mar 10
rubia unO sefast, Bag ct Id@sIte, ais
ibm bic glettrobeu anseIest wuroen.
@is cine Ipdtere Sps3iuIOspei@e Ssitsrn
Ra@mittas meIOsts, bate ct, ebs er Die
EObesseue perlisB, Dor leinem seiiiIi6eu
Beratber, benz Ileu Beni. Dsnnis, oas
foIosuOe uou benz @eiftIidsn uieOerses
idrtebeue unb uOu leinsm Bsi@ttinb um'
ter,eidnete @sItdn6nis abseIest: SD,
6enrp @lap Beattis it,, Der i'd Dor @Ott
unO ben IleuI9en in rs6tem ei@te err
ldeiuen m6dts, betenue mid beate ais
am "a. Gao oes NOpember 1911 bss
mir aur Qait geIestsn 0etbrsdens iduls
bio. gieIes, mas ibsr bic @in3eIbeis
ten usrOfentIi6t wurbe, mar ni6t pabr;
aber bic l9ausrIi6e Ebutia6s blsibt
aud Obne Die srdBliden NebeuumitdnOe
beffeben. DieIe meme 9anOluns tbut
mir wabrbaft Iei6, unO III benz @lauben.
oaB i6 nit Soft OusseiObnt bin unb
baIO Dor leinsm an9ef9t srl6sinsn
uerbe, babe id Oisie Ausiass Sema9t. "
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
OefentIicbes @On5ert Des
9dnSerbMmces.


Gin RnniteenrtB, ouf ben iid Sln-
oerte bon Bnfbingtoner WatIitfreuu.
BEN felt 8o6en I'M 8oro1s geIreut
hu6en, itebt oenen bepor, ole ii9 NOR
qen G6en6 mad Dem 3euen 9otionoi.
G6eater begeben perOen. Das erite
non BEN 5tpei groBen gon5erten MEL
die Ser o8aibington SGnger6un0"
in ieOem 8inter ieinen MitgIieOern
unentgeItIi1 unO gi6tmitgIieOern
gegen ein unberbGItniBmGBig binigeg
@intrittsgelO bon SOC. Beg. Toe. BEG.
$1.OO oarbietet, beripri1t I'M 0ieier
Soiion ~dtngerp06nIi9 genuBrei1 3l
Iein, uno fonte oiis 3pei @riin0eit
atf N9tfiffreunOe unO NuIiffenner
cine gnt13 beIonoere gn3iebungsfunft
ausit6en. 6iir's erIte lit i0ieies gon-
5ert oem Nnoenfen see groBen 0eut-
.iten @eiTters 6rau3 2ii8t gemiOmet,
oeIien 1~0Oidbriger @e6urtstag am
%. Sftober in Ser goi13en @eIt, 10.
ueit Tie muiifoIii9 it, feitIid begnn-
gen prrOe. l1n0 fiir's 3tpeite fat Der
geniale Ml1iif.D Director oes Singer
bunOs Serr Seinri6 &nmmer bafiir
Gorge getragen, Dob ii9 elm muitar-
giltiges Hrogrnmm BON rinem mu-
itergiltigen 5Gugerdor, BON etneln
mnitergiItigen 9rfeitcr, Dem 8aibs
ington Symphonic Crdeitsr, nit Osnl
er crit Dor penigen gogen i'm So
lunbia Ebent.r ciilen groBen Tri-
umpb gefeiert fat, unO ron Soliiten
oenen Elm 6citeioensmert6er @initler~
ruf Oorausgebt, erSoproniItin 6rau
81. @errritt-Gohran unO Der Giani
tim SRI. &o6ertn Amies in muitergil.
tiger @eiie 5ur ausiiibrung gebpadt
miro.
Dos 8rogromm entbGIt Iouter
Gompoiitipnen, nGmli9 Elm
ipmpbOnii6es BOem n2es EreIaDes
(0rdeiter); Die 2oreleD, Sopranio<
10 nit SrdeiterbeoIeitung (6rou 81.
Merritt-@Odran); ngereinslieo",
(@aibington SGngerbuno); 10.
fir 8iuno, (6rI. &oberta
Qlmies); Orei 2ieOer: Ser a0nig i'm
Ebale", nl1eber allen @ipfeln lit
Stub" uno 80 Iieb, 10 lang ou Iieben
fannft", (Srou 81. Merritt-g o6ran
@ianobegIeitltng BON Sri. @ertrttOe
S6pannefe) uno aIs S6IuBdor
u9ie QGmadt" (@aibington Sdn-
gerbuno, 9rdefter uno SopronioIo
bon 6rau u. Wferritt=g o6ran.)
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
8drenmdfi9.

mAs-
Die 8drenriege oes 0Golumbto
Surnpereins~ Derbradte ben Ieste1I
Sonntag auf grnit @eriienbergs
6arm. 26 9aren riiften UNI 8 nbr
morgens BON Der Gurnbaue Oh unO
trotteten ben gntt5en @eg Bis mad
Suitlano, Weo., binalls, mo tie ouf
beiagter 6orm nit 6~GrenmdBigenl
&unger iber Ben i5rer 1partenOen
WlorgenimbiB berfieler. Na69er
DurOe 3unadft 5tpii9en 8nlbt1rgto-
uer uno @eorgetomner Barren eill
SrBbaIlipiel na9 e9tem College
6rau9 beranitaItet. Sen Sieg BARN
beanipru6te Oas Georgetown Seam,
inOeiien lit Oas leste enti9ei0enOe
8ort in Oieier 6ruge nod niAt ge-
ipro9en. 4noere SpieIe utlO Gurn-
ubungen folgten Dem tnterelianten
5uB6allipiel, 10 oaB Die 8aren aub
bel Dem Mittagsmabl meldes Oar-
nod l%ufgetragen WurOe, pieoer
einea 6arenndBigen appetitt mad
Speiie un0 Rrattt entipidelten. Sol.
Sopce mar Eoaltmeiiter uno Der
AeoeiluB itanO benz @etrdnfefl1B
lpenig nod. @r, Ger Serr Der 6arm,
@rnit @critenberg, Der @roBe Neitau>
rnteur, muroe Oo6ei ieierli9 ais
GurnDater 0es Columbia Eurn-
0ereins~ ~altsgerufetL unO nls lolder
BON Der Siegfrieo S1arban'iden
&apeae, Die luitige Gaielmuiif lie
ferte, nit einem fr6ftigen Gui6 be-
eriiBt. Grit nod @iubrub Der Dun-
felbeit broden Oie Barren ulf. Sn
oer Surnbuae, mobin lie nod Sin,
funft in Der 5taOt lire nod INNER
nidt miiOen 5hritte lenften, brad
ten ole meiiten non ibnen i'm Rreiie
Der Burner un0 Eurnltpeitern Die
Ii1 bort bort an etnem lebr geOiege-
men muiifaliiAen 8rOgramm er-
gosten, Die DStremuoSt6t" BEG ga
ges gum IbIhluB.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
@OrO eebetmnis uO@ nt@t
amteefIart.

Mm NittwO9 biefer ISOLDE ldisn IS,
ais Oh ni9t nur Das Rorbgsbsimnis,
weIdes ben Cob bes gisarrsnbdnbIers
@m. s.. MidIs pOu SO. 1904 Sisbents
StroBs %. B., umsibt, lOnOsru aud
Der m0roeril9s &aubonfal, Der auf
MOrris Bspnett, ben Better zines
RramIobsns in ToirmOnt bsisbts, Ulo.
oil elmer einlamsn Steae ~ienlsits Beus
ming aussefibrt wuroe, Der AuftIdrung
nabe ieien. Die 9Oli3si sIuubte quite
@rinOe gu babsu, einen 3immermam
nnmens Samss Smitb, Der am Utitts
mod uOriser WO9s in Der TumiIie BON
@m. @aItsr auf ge6ar 6eigbts, UlO,
ais 9iIfsbeOfrftissr 9Iufnabme erfisbt
unO srbaIten bate unO am WfOntas
Roresn unter benz 0srOa6t, ben 6rds
msr Morris Bennett in ieinem Wagen
iiberfalen uno nit elmer 9rt 10 libel 3us
gsridtst 81 bobsn, bag Ct NIT 3eri9metters
tenn S9abeI unO bis our untenntli9tsit
entIteutem @eIi9t I'M @aiuaItp 9oipi'
tai sniideu Cob umO 9eben liest, aud
Die @rmOrOuns MidIes CUR 9olt gu le
gen. Sis fOnb aus, OaB oieier Smitb
nit sinem eepifsn @. B. Stout gus
lammen In SO. SO. NnOsrlons 9ol3banh'
lung in SiiOwalbiuston searbeitet uno
sbenOa ssnd9tist bate, unS baB, ols Die
beiOen uon bort wessinseu, aud Elm
@9raubenidliheI Ueri9wano, Der oem'
ieni9en Iebr dbuIi9 seweieu iein Ioute,
nit psIdem Mlidle ermorOet wuroe, Sic
ite[lte ferner felt, bag Smitb am uoris
gen Donnerstag Abeno tnr3e 3eit, ebe
Der MorO in go. 1904 9iebente StrOBe
besaneen wurOe, nit einer Jrau
.6rantie~ Dapis, Die IN Der Nabe BON
4Ieraubria wObnt, an Der S%iebenten
Strase uno giew Yort Aue 3uiammens
9etrOffen mar. 8eibe wi9tise 3ensen
uurben, Stont pom NeppOrt News,
6rantie Douis uOn ibrem 9eim bel
glIeranbria, bisrber in @%ewabrIam GEE
bradt nnb porssltern einem iebr i9arfen
unterworfen. Das @r9ebnis
berart, bag bic 6rau BON NIeruns
Orin am OOnnersta9 NbenO wieoer ents
laIIen unO StOnt nur Oarum nod felt-
sebalten wurbs, neil ct ben S9rOubeus
ssitObIen babsn iOu. Die POIis
,si bat s%inssiebsn. OoB iie nit teinem
beiOen 3enseu imituuOe iein miro,
Sumes @mitb in 0erbiuOuns nit Der
@rmOrOuus Midles gu brinSen. 9Inbers
IS ii9 nit benz 8erOa9t Oss all
Morris gsnnst bssansenen &aubmOrOs
usriu9s. Dieter rubt nod INNER auf
Smitb, Der Oarum aud nod feits
gebaltsn piro unb lit Our6 Die grsebnihe
Der iiinsiten Na9ipirunsen eber uers
lt6rtt ais uerminOert worben.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25
eebemsdber Drafis

BeiI er fiirhtete, 0aB Dos Alter,
ipeIdes i'm in ieinem 81. eebensiabr
sn 6uadeu anfing, fbn in fur5er 3eit
uuo 8u elmer giirOe fir feline
ainOer maiden werOe, bottle Sobn
Senrb 9amfin idon ieit TaOnoten
triiblinnige @eOanfeu nudgetrogeu.
Sim GienItag gea4mittag begnb er
Iih in 0as 8aoedimmer i'm Saltie let
ner Eodter, ser 6rau Benjamin Ebo.
Scr. 618 Dritte StraBe, g. 80,
ioqte Ii6 cine RugeI in ole gruit.
aIte Mann tDor nod nidt tool,
oIs ser 8u Silfe geruFerpe Or. 9. $.
unfam, ober er tuar beipuBt-
log uno itor6 20 Deinuten mod Der
Qnfunft 6es Mr5tes. 2enfin Dar III
ge6oren fam o6er als 49,
i6briqer Rnube na9 4merito, Der.
beiratbete itd i'm Sitter Don % Sab.
rem nit SRI. Waarp BON GraleD ulrO
Derle6te elm gar3es babies Sabrbun-
Bert in ser 8unoes6ntptItnOt. Gin
boues Maenf6ennIter bin0urd tDor or
aIs 9onoidaftseGrtner BET Der Na-
rine-5 terntparte angeIteIt. 8eim
alsbrtd OeS 8iireerfriegs trat er in
oie unionarmee un0 0iente inter @e-
neral Sherman. @lr3 Dor Dem @nOe
oes &riegs Apltroe er in General Bolts
9ieginent oerieBt unO nabm NIT Die
lem an Ser SAInbt BON @ettDsburg
t6eil. @r binterldBt orei b~erbetratbete
90tter 6rm Sobn S. talbot, 6rau
geni. S6omas un0 6rou g. 8. Girls
nolb utt0 einen Sobn G0pin @om.
fin. Sn 0eutiden &reiien tuor Der
8eritorbene menig ODER gar ni6t
betonnt.
Washington Journal., 1911-11-25

gIm Mittmo1 benz IL. NOu., mittags
UNI IL ubr, ffarb in ieiner @Obnuns,
SO. II & Str, q. So, @iIbelm 8.
BrieI i'm "a. 9ebensiabre. Der Beers
bieuus, weI9e beute VOrmittas pom benz
@%terbebaule aus erfOlgt, gebt un $3.50
Elm feiesIi9es GOtenamt in Der ct.
Marientir9e UOraus. Der yeritOrbene,
Der aus Marburs in benz %DOrmaIiSen
&urfirltentbum 6eHen itammte, mar
Underneath NIB fiibrte ELL itiaes, frOmmes
2eben nit benz @slOe, wel9es er pom
leinem ueritOrbsnsn BruOsr, benz ROnOis
tor Mi9. BrisI, ererbt bate. 3wif9en
ben beiben BriiOern, bic gut matchmaker
austamen, beitanO sIei9wObI Elm i9rofs
fer @essuias. Beios waren, BON pros
teitantil9 en @Itern attainment, i'm pros
tefiantii9en @Iaubsu er3Osen, aber
wdbrenO MidaeI ii@ gu eiuem ausses
iprO@ensn TreiOenter entwidelte, trat
iein gruber gum tatbOIil9en @Iauben
iber unO wurOe aus sOalter neber3eus
suns elm itrenssIdubiSer RatbOlit.
gm MittwO9, Dem %. NOuember,
pOrmittags UNI $50, ltarb Matbias
q lite, i'm n. 9ebeusiabre. Das Bes
srabnis fanO seitern UOrmittas pom benz
Grauerbaule, go. 1910 { StraBe, q.
49,, aus mad einem um $50 in Der ct.
Marientirde a%bsebaItenen Gequiem aui
benz ct. OiarienirieObOf fat.
glm Mittwo9, Dem %. NOUember,
no9mittags un 4 ubr, Ueri@ieO pI0sIi&
in Ieiner NObnun9, go. 9sl 2Onsfeusw
@tr., gtisbtwOOO Part, DauiO B.
Otter. Die Qsi9e wuroe our BsltattunS
mad Steubenulle, Ohio, S%sianot.