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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

Die ReioIution, bic 9erfaIs
fung bdbtn 3u dmeubiren, bdB bic
SunoeszSenotoren pom 9ofe unD
ni6t bon ben 2egislatursn gepdblt
lperoen iOlen, ift i'm Ssnat bur9gsfals
len, oa lie Der ba3u nothigen 3lpeiorits
telzWebrbeit srmangeLte. Die Demo
tratsn baben bic RsIolution fat elm
ftimnig untsritiiBt, troB bss Sutere
lduofhen Qmsnoements, tpel6es bic
Rontrole iibsr bic Senutorspablen ben
@tn3elItauten entaiebt unb bem Son
greB iibertrG9t Die glsiae unterftiibs
ltHg fdno Die Reiotution Seitens Der
fortf6rittlt6eu Republitoner. Die
8sgner Der Rslolutipn retrutirten fih,
etnige 9emotruteu ausssnommen, aus
republitanii6en Gtanbpattern. Bds
triOten, tpie 2orimsr O., 9enrofe 60,
9aQtnger ~ uno tpie Dag i6ries ST.
lt6ter font 6eiBt. tparen Der anii6t,
bdB oas 8olt Hi6t 8eritanb qenua be-
fiBt, I'm fih feline Senatoren Fel6er
8u tpablsu. Bas ibnen aber in Dirtz
li6tett DorFdpebts, mar bic febr Be-
griiHbete 8urht, oaB fie nidt i'm Ct
nat idBsn uno Hismals msbr in ben
Sendt geldHgeH Diirben, fpenn bQs
Bolt bas Dablre4t bsfdBe. Der
G6doen, Der bur6 bic 8ertpsrfuna Der
Reiolution berurfa6t pirb, iFt jebo9
ni9t unsrTeblid. Die 4gitdtion in ben
gin3etitaaten. BEN 2egisidtursn bic
grpdbiaHs Der gunpsz zSenatprsn aus
5dnoeH 5u Hsbmeu, fuirD odbur6 einen
frdftigen Smpuls srbalten. ueberbies
Bat bic RsfolutioH CUTE 4usfht, i'm
rd6ften aongreB, fpelhem cine 4nsdb!
Stdnopdttsr nt6t me5r dngeb5rsn iper,
ben. angenommen 3ur iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

Senator Bourne bon Oregon
Bat einen beftigeil angriff duf ben
PrafoeHten gemadt. Ct III 10 urs
pl6slih sriplat unb TO fhledN mptipirt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01
SpIitter.

8aaim tonden bic sSrauen 10
gern2 Rltn, neil es ibneu onge.
6orel iit, nit Ranneru unl5uiprin.
gen.
@enn man aus elmer 6rnu flug
ipiro, iiebt man meiitens EN-, Dab
man Der 9uiHnle mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01
Ggif ieBt feffsberb, bat

2orimer oem Ssnat unb ben Sprpords
tipneu erboIten bleiben pirb. Gs 9ibt
uiGt einen 3ruIt i'm 2anSe, Der rini
miles uufgebotsu bate. um Die Gntferz
nuno 2primers aus Dem Sendt gu oers
binoern, unb ba leiosr in oteiem &ons
ereB bic aprpordtipns>Seuutoren nod
in iolh erober NnSabl porbanoen itn0,
peroen bic gruIts Steaer bletben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01
3enberatnr.

Giir bieIts 8lait ipurbtn g.Ern bon
ben Spiitern q. Rlein & Bro,
go. 435 Race Gtrabs, fpIeenbe Tems
peratur llHterihi.be rsgiftrirt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

Sie Ginf 6Ieppung oer
geulenpsit in Tacoma lentt bic 4ufs
msrtIamteit duF etnen tpunben 9untt
in Der 8erpaLtung Der amerttanii6en
5tGbte, unb bas lit bic SanitdtSzPDs
Iisei. BDbl iinb in Der IeBtersn 3eit
bierin tpsientlidbe 6ortl6ritte gemaht
ipprosn, aber Iie bleiben uot nett hiHs
Ter ben GrforosrniiTen suriif. Oas
trifft ipesieq auf bic 9afenitdote gu,
bic in ibrer 8erpaItung am meiiten
riidTtGnoig fino, obqIeih lie duf Der
Sobe Der 3sit 1tebsu iolltsn, oa BON oies
fer Settle bic groBten @efabren oro6en.
Gs 1T cine isbr oistuttrbare i5ra9e, oh
munisipuIe 8erpaItungeu ismats i'm
Stanbs Iein peroeu, Seuhsn aus Dem
2anoe beraus3uhdlten, uno es oIrfte
bamit bic RotbDenbigteit eintreten, bic
GanitGt in ben SaFenftdoten Der Bum
bes.Regieruuq gu ii6sripeifsn. 8om
tpnftttutionslIen Stonopuntt lieBe fid'
ipnbl Mduhes bagegen iageu, bonn
Stauopuntte bes asIunoen W:n'dene
rerfanbeS a6sr alles bafiir. Seu6en
bef6rdnten iif3 niht auf cine St1ot,
fonoern perbrsiten Iih, peun iis SUB
aefaBt baber, iiber Die gan5e RutiOn,
TO bab Die 9stdmpfung Der SsuheHs
gefa6r ais cine rationale 4ngeleeen@
beit erfteint.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-01

Cine 4euBerung mann 9
BON eSQinois bat ben lebbdfteItsn Mp
pIaus srrsgt. Der in btsisr SiBuug oes
uatipnaIen Rsprdisntantsnhauies ges
hort tporoen 1T. Sic lautete oabiu,
baB Dsnn bic GeruHreiniauug Der
5IiiFs in Der bisberigen @siis fprtgez
feBt fperoe, Der Gang entftehsn peroe,
Dein duitatt Wafsr gu trinteH. 9Grdus
lit 3u itllisben, odb oieIer 3nanq ben
glitgIisDsrn srpiinIht fheint. Denn
mir Sieier feu6tfr06li6en auffaHung
du6 beipflthteH, 10 iit auH Der Grnft,
Der in Ranus' @orten lag, ntht gu
iiberfebsu. 4u6 Der Grgfte Gegnsr Der
g:mperen3ler miro 3ugeber miifisn,
bag WdHer als 9etrdnt niht p0Llig
entbebrt tperoen tann, unb ss lit I'M
Dertennbar, baB es in febr naber 9eit
sinem SelbftmoroberIu6 glsihtommen
iptrD, BaFsr gu triHteu. Nus bieieu
9runoe iiebt bic bon Mann empfohsne
lIuo pom Sdufe paFirte 8iu Dor, ouB
Die rationale 8efunobsitsbeb0rbe bic
fhiffbdren Stroms por 9erunreintz
gurg bstuubrer ioa. Gs 1T au boffen,
baB oos nit Radorud gsT6ebsn fpirb
unb ale 8roBftdbte, obne Qusu1bms,
qe3tpungen lperOen, ibrs QbfullitoFfe au
berbrsunsn ooer ionittpie su beieitigen,
onffatt ite, tpie jsst, in bic BtiifTe ab<
8uleiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19

auedftlber fi6er SEN Sinn 6es &C.
rli9s 5eritoren 1tnb oos oail5e Chi
tenn eoaig 5erriittet tpir6, tpenn es
ourG Die ideimisen SberfIGden ein-
oringt. Solde artifeI iolen ME
auber anf geroromina gut berufener
aer5te sebruu6t tperoen, 81 ser
Shaoert, ben fie anritten, 5ebnmaI
ioreroB 1T aIs bos @ite, bas Sbr ba
BON eraielen fonntet. Sails ao-
tarrb,Gur, fdbri5irt bon s. s. Che.
rtep & 60, Soleoo, g., eitbGlt fem
2uediilber unb miro imerIi6 sertonl
men uno tpirft brett oaf bic ifIeimi.
gen Sberfldden bes Spitems. 8enn
Sbr $aa's &aiarrb-&ur fault, ieio
fi6er, bob Sbr Die ddte befemmt.
Sic miro innerli9 geronimcn lto in
Soleoo, Ohio, bon S. S. gbenep &
Co.. gemadt.
8erfauft bon allen Ipotbetern.
8reis 75c. ole SIaide.
Sails Gamilien.GiGen ftlrb ole
beiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19

mdrniide @ei9idliffeif, aus Sen rel.
den S6dsen bes Meeres Dem 6elt.
i6en 8oIfe Die bor5IgIifyen Seefii6e
idopften, nod beoor Die Sednif es er.
mogli6te, nit oen mo6ernen Slid.
campfern einen antbeil an Der
Grnte Der probuftiben See st erIan.
gen, Sic tuaren Die &ioniere uno ibre
Sdifte limb 5eute nod, cine SodifuIe
Der SeemannI6aft, fpie ibr 2ana, Sen
lie ben 5iidbdnbIern an Den SeefiId.
marfte1 sufiibren, oitb belte nod
bodgeiddbt miro.
Salt Der SeringSiana 6eS 8inters
gut aus, 10 rnterIiegt es feinem S3pei.
tel Dob III menigeu Sobren Die Slotte
Der Se9elfiider mofien miro.
Ger Slid bes arrien Iannes mirb
Der Sering alld) mobI genannt. 8enn
or iett an Der &iiite 81 9 bis 3 Sfen.
nigen pro 8fltrb su baben lit, 10 trifft
audi oieie geseidnung 6itrfaus fir
ibn 5u. Sem porsii9lifer @eifmad
ino iein boiler HGbrtpertb, iueuu err
friih in oen aonium fommt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19
@IcidJcs NIT 6lcidcn.

Gin 8aucr fam chit alli oaS 8on.
Tor cincS Observation-Disclosures, no i'm
einigc iibermiitbige Sdreiber ,itll
Stsen eiuIuoen, obipobI peoer 2fnbI
nod @nuf "a mar. Ser @a,,er ian
I'D rnhig Inn uno ia0te Damn:
pSdou, bier lit es aeraoc ME in mel.
ner sdeIHe mo es aud lueoer StiibIe
nod Sanfe gieDi, abcr 5IeaeI genusls
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-05-19

Siiet Gnd SOr salben sescn 9a.
Die a,iefiiIber entbaIten, 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been report
ed to the health Office in the past twenty
four hours:
Daniel E. Eli. IS years, Georgetown
University Hospital
Jesse o. Phelps, 90 years, Providence
Hospital.
Joseph Cochran, IS years, T25 Florida
avenue northeast.
Meta e. Landreth, Ga years, Grafton
Hotel, Connecticut avenue and De Sales
street.
Stonewall j. Campbell, As years 1908
9TH street northwest
Frank Linkin, 90 years, Garfield Hos
pital.
Katherine Kronenberg, - years, Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane.
Henderson Smith, 40 years, Home for
Aged and lnfirm.
Robert Richardson, 6S years. Home for
Aged and Infirm.
Samuel L. Burmese, So years, United
States Soldiers Home, d. C.
Hannah s. Roberts, "a years, 1920 18th
Eva G. Irwin. SO years, 10 New York
avenue northeast.
Milton Baker, IS years, American
House, eth and Pa. ave. NV.
Robert C. Vivian, 6 days. National
Homeopathic Hospital.
Mary NJ NJ. Dyer, 20 years 1921 Sth
street northwest:
Mary D. Harris, 20 years, 116 Rumsey
court southeast.
Susan Boland, as years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
William Chase, % years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
Sarah Haines, Is years, 427 Limerick
alley southwest.
Infant of John f. and Mary d. Harris,
8 days, rs Burns court southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the health office in the last twenty
four hours:
John H. and Nelly E. Holmead. boy.
Thomas w. and Bartha M. Luckett, girl
Lorenzo and Celeste Marinni, boy.
Michael r. and Katie Ready boy
Asa E. and Virginia n. Phillips boy.
William E. and Katherine F. Lawrence
boy.
Harry B. and Edna w. Goushall girl
Charles J. and Blanche NJ. Yingling
girl.
F. Ambrose and Mary c. Armstrong
boy.
William and Emma A. Cissell, boy.
Ellwood S. and Martha Moorhead, boy
H. Harry and Elizabeth Harris. boy.
James F. and Mary F. Grove, boy.
Fielder B. and Mary z. Hays, boy.
Henry A. and Estelle S. Tolson, boy.
Monroe w. and Cora L. Conrad. boy.
Lloyd and Minnie NJ. Thompson, boy.
Leroy c. and Elizabeth NJ. McNeal, boy
Samuel and Fannie Lidoff boy
Charles W. and Corinna Hyde, girl.
James NJ. and Mary F. Reed. girl.
Joseph D. and Lille r. Healey, girl
Benjamin F. and Eleanor N Mcdonald
boy.
John H. and Katherine " Kilroy, boy.
Garnet and Ida B. Vivian. boy.
Robert NJ and Margaret Corners, girl.
Edwin B. and Faith F. Morris, girl.
Robert and Carrie Nash, boy.
Ernest and Bessie Webb, boy
Louis and Elizabeth Washington, boy.
William H. and Kate Smith. girl.
John z. and Mary d. Harris, girl
Frank and Lillian Johnson. boy.
Isaac and Nellie Contee. boy.
Seldom and Lille Young. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12
In Memoriam.

BUTLER. In loving memory of MAMIE T..
BUTLER. who died six years ago today, De
cember IL. 1903. ]. c. b.
FARRELL. In sad but loving remembrance OF
ago today, December r. 1908. Anniversary
at st. Aloysius Church at 6 am.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
BY MRS. NJ. J. FARRELL AND FAMILY.
JACKSON. In sad but loving remembrance of
entered into eternal rest two years ago today,
December IL, 1909.
Rest on. dear mother, thy labor is DER;
Thy willing hands will toll more.
faithful mother, both true and kind;
truer mother you could not find.
BY HER DAUGHTERS.
our dear mother, who died four years ago
By HER LOVING CHILDREN.
KELLER. In loving but sad remembrance Of
my dear mother. Mrs. Ann KELLER, who
5asa four years ago today December H.
Loved in life and remembered in death.
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTER ANNIE.
MACE t. e. asog Ct .S my dear %s,s
tod fcSaE ;r December S j.; 1909, rp. xr,srp,
WAUGH. In loving remembrance Of our dear
husband and father: WILLIAM LAWSON
WAUGH. who departed this life Two years
ago today, December IL, 1909.
Loved in life and remembered in death"
BY HIS LOVING WIFE AND DEVOTED
DAUGHTER, DOLLIE AND ROSA.
WAUGH. Sacred TO the memory OF dear
and brother, WILLIAM LAMSON
WAUGH. who departed this life two years
ago today, December IL. 1909.
The depth of sorrow no tongue can tell
At the loss OF a dear whom loved s. well;
But while he lies in peaceful sleep
lie rod MO hal oln-nU Enan
BY HIS MOTHER AND SISTER MAMIE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12
FEW WANT BUFFALO COATS.
War Department Therefore TEN
porarily Discontinues Sale.

Because of the decreased demand for
the army buffalo coats. due principally
to the fact that practically all of the
large sizes have been sold and the in
disposition of people to submit sealed
proposals. the sale of these coats has
been discontinued temporarily by the
War Department.
When the sale of the coats was or
dered the Secretary of War fixed a
minimum price which would be &C
cepted for each at $25. and would not
allow more than ten to go to any one
person.
The coats were first used during the
Custer campaign. and were used con-
tinuously up to and including the
Wounded Knee campaign of 1S90-91.
when they were declared to be insult
able for army use because of their ex-
IRENE weight especially when full of
snow and sleet. About 5000 of the
coats were turned in, and more than
1.5OO of these were used to repair
others. Since their sale began about
500 have been disposed of.
The prices received for those sold
varied widely, ranging from about $27
to $75 apiece
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12
Girlish Complexion
Easily Acquired
Grom Woman.s Magazine. }

II your complexion's bad just try this simple.
harmless home treatment. 1t will prove a reve-
lation to you This evening before retiring cover
the entire face with thin layer Of ordinary
mercolixed wax which you can get at any drug
store. In the morning wash this OF with warm
water. followed by dash of cold. Fine particles
of the lifeless scarf skin adhere to the wax and
are removed with 1t. Repeat this treatment
NIGHTLY until the entire surface skin 10 absorbed
in this way The result-the loveliest natural
completion imaginable. The fresh, new skin
then in evidence Is soft and velvety In appear
ance. deIicately tinted with the bloom Of youth.
The old surface skin comes OF 30 gradually,
there Is no pain, no Inconvenience and no de-
tention indoors. Chaps. blackheads. freckles,
moth patches. liver spots, pimples or amy efup-
tions are Of course removed with the skin itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12
DIED.

ADAMS. On December s. 1911. at the washing
ton Asylum Hospital. HERBERT ADAMS.
called for by tomorrow S %or sash rema hS.
VIII be disposed of according to law.
CoPPERTHITE On December II. 1911, at 2
am, at his residence. 1878 Prospect avenue.
JoHS CoPPERTHITE. aged hfty-ninc years.
Funeral from his late residence THU sdny De
eember IA. at pm.
Charlotte. y c.. MARY AXNIE DAVIS, he
loved mother OF Ethel Davis wyche and SIS
ter OF Jane r. Lacy.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. l3.
GARGES. On Sunday. December 10. 1911. at
Providence Hospital. EDWIN r., beloved son
of the late John H. and Martha A. Gargcs.
Ma I,1.d M ia'9 residence; Biadensburg;
pm. lnterment private.
Addison, Va, WILLIAM GLOVER.
I'm the midst OF life we are In death"
Funeral private. ICE
HARRIS. Departed this life Tuesday, Deccnl-
Der T. 1911, after a brief Illness MARION
5 HARRIS of Bnrrvilre. ID. c., beloved
husband Of Sarah Harris.
Funeral notice hereafter
S:46 an JENNIE, beloved wife of william
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral services. at her late resi-
dcnce. S23 East Capitol street. Thursday,
=
tprivatel at Congressional cemetery. Is
PAYNE. Entered into rest on Saturday. De.
cember Q, 1911. at IL 40 O'Clock pm. GA
BRlEL B., beloved husband OF Annie Payne
tnee CarrolD and youngest OF the late
Rohert A. Payne and Elizabeth Payne
Blskeslee.
Funeral from residence. SOC 1 street northeast.
on Wednesday, December Il. at o O'Clock
am Mass at Church OF the Holy Name
for the repose Of his soul. lnterment Mount
Olivet. Relatives and friends respectfully
Invited to attend H.
RIDDLE. On Monday, December IL 1911 at
9:15 pm, after short illness, Rev ID. r.
RIDDLE ID. D., at his home, Falls Church,
Va.
Funeral from the Presbyterian Church, p.m..
"Wednesday.
SAYLES. On Monday. December H. 1911 at
her residence, Stoneleigh Court, Mrs. JANE
HEREFORD SAYLES.
Funeral private.
SEWALL. On Monday, December II, 1911 at
I:35 PM, after a lingering illness, WILL
LIAM SEWALL. beloved husband Of Cath
crime Sewall and father of Alexander Sewail
and May Martin.
Funeral from late residence 1916 Swami street
northwest, Thursday, December IA. at 1
O'Clock. 13s
THOMPSON. On Monday. December II. 1911.
at the Fillmore, MARY MCNEIL, widow of
the late Gilbert Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12
Soaps Body and Wriggles Through,

WORTHWHILE. Kan. December IL
A bar of soap aided James Howe, alleged
bank robber. in escaping from Jail here
last night. Howe weighs 30 pounds BY
removing his clothing and soaping his
body he was able to wriggle through a
hole only twelve inches square. man
weighing less than 200 pounds was unable
to get through the same hole later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12
MOVE AGAINST ECUADOR.
Panama Said to Be Base for Revolu-
tionary Junta.

Correspondence between the State De-
partment and the American legation at
Quito and Panama has developed the in
formation that efforts are baing made to
supply arms for revolutionary move
ment against Ecuador. with Panama as a
base. The movement is said to be In the
interest OF ex-Prestdent AfYaro and some
sympathizers. who are understood 20 be
on the isthmus. The dispatches say that
Panama has detained some shipments OF
arms and is actively endeavoring to sup.
press the movement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12
BORN.

CRACK. ON December II. 1911. TO Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas ]. Crack OF Ballston. Va. a son.
| RICHARD NENlIL.
oFFUTT. On Monday. December IL 1911 at
Georgetown University Hospital, 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. J. It. onutt, a soa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12
Injured at Fire Drill.

During fire drill at the Fillmore
School. 35th and 8 streets northwest,
yesterday Thelma Gingell. eleven years
old of 1880 Reservoir street fell ano in
jured her left leg. She wRs taken home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12

Tenn, and Annie NJ. Gemmelf of this
city.
Walter B. Sisson of Westmoreland
county. Va, and Sarah 0. Bellfield of
Richmond county, Va.
George w. Sterling and Mary l. Gin
CELL.
George L. Mayfield and Susie Corey.
John B. Robb of Richmond, Va. and
Nancy K. Darling of Baltimore, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Robert r. Burnham and Florence e.
Trice. both Of Mineral, Va:
Lewis Washington and Sarah Hall.
James e. Chapman and Elnora Jack.
son.
Thomas H. Morris Of johnson City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12

Mrs. Champ Clark, wife Of the Speak
er yesterday Joined the latter at their
home on 10th street for the season. Mrs.
Clark has passed the last month at
Colorado Springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12

Mr. and Mrs Ralph Marvin Rogers will
give a large reception tonight at their
home in Chevy Chase
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers were married in
this city November q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12

Nine. Jusserand presided in the tea
room at st. Matthew'S fair, which open
ed yesterday afternoon in the old Cham
berlain Club, 18th and streets. A sec
ton of the Marine Band played from 4
to 6 o'clock. during which time a fash
ionable company thronged the rooms.
In addition to Nine. Jusserand. the dip
lomatic contigent included the charge
d affaires of Austro-Hungary, the Italian
ambassador. the naval attache Of the
Austro-Hungarian embassy and Baroness
Preuschen, the first secretary of the
Brazilian embassy and Nine. de Lima,
the Spanish minister and Nine. Riano
and Nine. Havenith, wife Of the minister
from Belgium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12

DR.. and Mrs. Alexander F. Magrudel
have issued cards for q Christmas tea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-12

Miss Ruth Bliss has sent out invitations
for a dinner Thursday, December q, in
honor of Miss Stephanie Trescot and
Lieut.. George w. Martin, U. s. M. c.,
whose marriage takes place December o.
The evening world., 1911-01-13
IMPORTER GONE
AFTER THREATS
TO DROWN SELF
Told Wife He Would End Life
If Business Tangle Did
Not Clear.

Achilles Dreyfuss. an importer Of
Monday night that II his business NJ
fairs did not right themselves the next
day he would drown himself.
In front OF him, on the library table
Mt his home. No. is East Elghty.sccond
street. was o packet OF notes. made to
promote an unfortunate Investment. All
were falling due this week and he knew
he was In no position to meet them.
Earlier In the day a deputy sheriff had
levied on "A quantity OF steel nj the
warehouses OF the Royal Metal Steel
Company. which was the firm name OF
his business.
Mrs. Dreyfus sought to console him
ana he retired. apparently prepared for
me ordeal OF the next day, when he
would have TO meet his creditors and
plead Tor extensions OF the notes. But
during the night he awoko and aroused
his wife to repeat his threat OF suicide.
Thoroughly alarmed. Mrs. D~reyfuss
announced her intention OF being with
him all the next day. She told him she
thought she might be able to help him
''h'' MS NIfNlllpfNs re dErttN 10 inns
plan. and in the morning she Joined
him at an office at No. 20 West Twenty
first street.
Saw Him Returning.
Ho met a friend there and the men
vent away together. while Mrs. Drey-
fuss stayed behind. She stood in the
window dnxiously awaiting his return.
An hour later she saw him and the
friend coming along the street and
FASTENED down the elevator TO meet
him. The friend had started upstairs
to tell her Mr.. Dreyfuss was waiting.
But In the short interval which ELAPSED
Dreyfuss disappeared and no trace OF
him has since been found.
Mrs. Dreyfuss was almost frantic
when seen to-day. She said that six
months ago her husband invested s25,-
600 In IA patent which he believed
would revolutionize the steel industry.
AFTER experimenting with Il the de-
vice did not meet his expectations, and
he sunk nearly his entire fortune in
having II improved.
When he reached the end OF his W
resources he borrowed money and
poured II all into the perfection OF
the patent. With the beginning of the
year h notes began to mature and
his creditors pressed for payment.
Wife Believed Threat.
my husband was n proud man.
said Mrs. Dreyfuss. while her children.
George and Francis. twins. aged four
teen. stood by. He could not endure
the thought OF being unable to pay
his debts. He saw ruin staring him
In the face and ~privation for all OF
us. When he told me that he would
The evening world., 1911-01-13
Woman Who Sues British In
surance Companies Skilfully
Parties Questions.
TELLS OF TREASURES.
SAYS Count" Who Deserted
Her Did Not Deal in
limitations"

IT..
MAILMAN an,nor -, Tho A., =, CO..
r-xamtr,,,o, ,,a d.. no. ~.
-, -. -,
'' VIC vi oo""' n''''"i
= o'' " "o''u S''entlS'' "hols ~"
IN Europe. was Resumed to-day before
Judge Hough and a jury In the United
States Circuit Court NJ the trial ~
three suits brought by Nine nj Noise
arains, ,b-ea Uri,tsh a. t,,ura,.e
,omno,to. COO ,ss ooo ron.o,u a..
" 1900
N" "' SUITS "'1"'S'"
Dy names AT her mansion Eagles Nest
near Nyack' oct. 10 l'%.
Nine. hi Noise. whose iron gray hair
frames a face still beautiful. made a
proof OF loss aggregatlng $4,000. As
she had been discharged ms n bankrupt
in 1900 and relieved OF 5000 in debts on
a petition which gave her assets at only
siy7 worth OF wearing apparel. the insur-
ance companies questioned the accuracy
OF her $4,000 schedule. which included
5000 for gowns. lingerie. laccs and tho
like. and a $4,000 pearl necklace. $500
other Jewels, $1,000 worth OF antique
furniture and sO. zoo IN ort objects. o.
o....a H.. u.
Az NINE - "oise' "no'e
oeser'eu her az i"', nuu NV
haun'd mansion III june " ~
month, anu " was p"'"eu up"n q"
uawh our months ''VcI' Il ~
companies relus'u 10 pay =" III ''"
10 her SUIT they oeN'a''u .n'' "
was the worn ui an neo"u'n''' :"
uit'on 90 the e"arsu d"
proof Oh loss. an ~,
why uu you not use sour teo
pear heekiace 10 pay om you, 80
debts IL ! you had IL since i'S'' 'sNo' WI
The evening world., 1911-01-13

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