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Evening star., 1912-11-03
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the only absolutely reliable eczema rem
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Go to them if you can't come 10
but don't accept some big-profit substi-
Iutc.
IL you come IA our store are so
certain of what D. Il. u. will do for you
that offer you full size bottle on
this guarantee:-If you do not find that it
takes away the itch AT ONCE it costs
Won not cent. o'Donnelrs Drug Store.
Evening star., 1912-11-03
HOLDS DOWN THE LID
Secretary Fisher Only Cabinet
Officer Here Election Day.
OTHERS IN HOME STATES
Two of Presidents Advisers Unable
to Cast Ballots.
NOT ON REGISTRATION BOOKS
Government Departments Largely
Depleted and Members of Con-
gress Out Of the City.
OTHERS IN HOME STATES
NOT ON REGISTRATION BOOKS

At the close of the political campaign
tomorrow night Secretary Fisher of the
Interior Department will be the only
cabinet officer in Washington. The Sec
retary will be sitting on the lid over
election day. principally for the reason
that his long trip to Hawaii prevented
him from registering in his home ward
in Chicago and therefore he is deprived
Of his vote.
His inability to vote the republican
ticket is being shared by Secretary Nagel
Of the Department Of Commerce and La
bor. who. while campaigning several
weeks for President Taft. far from his
home. was also unable to get back in
time to register.
Two Officials in Washington.
The close of the campaign finds WASH
ington practically deserted by all high
after voting in Cincinnati. will not return
to the capital until next Thursday. Mrs.
Taft and Miss Helen Taft. who are at
the Manhattan Hotel in New York for
a few days, on their way to Washing
ton from Beverly. will hear the returns
in that city, Robert Taft, the President s
eldest son. will hear them at Harvard
and Charles Taft, his younger son, will
hear them at Horace Taft's school in
Connecticut
Secretary Wilson Of the Department of
Agriculture will vote at his home, Traer,
Iowa. He has been campaigning in the
middle west. Secretary Knox will return
from his western trip In time to vote in
Pittsburgh, and the assistant secretary
of state. Huntington Wilson, will vote
in Chicago. Secretary Stinson will vote
in New York. as will Attorney General
Wickersham, Secretary Meyer votes at
Hamilton. Mass. and Assistant Secretary
Winthrop at Jericho, Long Island, in the
Oyster Bay district.
Evening star., 1912-11-03

cause. of the large sentiment for Roose-
velt and on this the democrats are bank
ing hopes of pulling Frank Smith across
a winner
Evening star., 1912-11-03
SCANDALS REVEALED
IN ANCIENT DOCUMENTS
Real Reason for Closing OF
Vatican Library a Year
Ago Is Disclosed.
Special cabIegram to The Star.

ROME. November I'm connection
with the reopening to the public Of the
Vatican library, perhaps the most impor-
tant and at the same time the richest
collection of manuscripts in the world,
which has been closed for nearly a year,
a story is told that throws some light on
the extraordinary precautions to protect
the pontifical archives from the prying
eyes of the scandal monger
At the time of closing the authorities
said the unusual step was taken because
the library needed overhauling and the
Vatican secret printing office needed more
room. Also steel shelves were to be in
stalled to protect the priceless documents
from fire Facts just brought to light.
however, indicate the real reason lies in
the fact that on several occasions stu
dents have been discovered abstracting
that might cause dangerous complications
if made public.
Documents Were Published.
The attention of the authorities was
first called to this by the publication in
France and Germany of documents relat
ing to the private life of several royal
personages whose love affairs were the
subjects of elaborate reports by papai
nuncios. particularly in the case of Chris
tine of Sweden, who resigned her right
to. the throne to live In Rome surround
ed by a court Of cardinals, poets and
philosophers. Private reports that Pope
Innocent TX received about the queens
f1irtations with princes OF the church
found their way into print, to the great
asronishment of the Vatican authorities.
These archives contain the ''regesta'
of all popes for the last ten centuries.
comprising bulls and other church docu-
ments, together with private correspond
ence between the popes and the heads of
all the ruling Catholic houses in Europe.
Evening star., 1912-11-03
SWINGING Of PENDULUM
BACK TO THE PRESIDENT
Confidence in His Reelection
EXPRESSED in Letters to the
White House.

From many parts of the country let
ters were received at the White House
yesterday predicting the reelection OF
President Taft next Tuesday.
j. l.. Feeney, former president OF the
Central Labor Union in Washington
writing from Decatur, H., said:
The workingmen do not want Wilson
and free trade, and are hooking back TO
the republican party. Thousands of Ia
boring men who were for Roosevelt
month ago have come over to the Taft
side"
Evening star., 1912-11-03
Ohio Loyal to Taft.

The manager of the opera house at
Terrace Park. Ohio, wrote: DO not be
.ieve any ieports you may hear tina;
Roosevelt or Wilson viii carry Ohio
There is nothing but noise in such re
ports Ny business gives me chance
to feel the pulse OF the people, and In
popularity and preference you are ava,
III the cad.
The President has been advised tha
at the supper of the Mems cub OF tnt
First Methodist Episcopal Church at Co
iu.npus Ohio, which was attended bS
business men, secret bal
lot resulted: TAFT, 40: Roosevelt, IA; Wil-
son, II; Debs, L: Chain, l.
John r. McFie of Santa Fe. ~ NJ,
the President: Remembering
your loyalty in our struggle for stale
hood, New Mexico fully expects to give
you her electoral vote Tuesday, and to
eject republican to Congress.
c. Newman of Huntington W. Va. in
a letter said: Il am a travelling man,
and have my widowed mother and sister
to look after We appreciate the pros
perity which a republican administration
has brought the country, and my lnforma-
ton leads me to believe you will carry
this state.
letter from jerks f. Davis of Oska-
loosa, Iowa read:
~ am one of eight brothers, all ma
tural born republicans who will vote for
YOU. L THINK you VIII carry loWd
Old Parties Lining UP.
w. Higgins of Bartlesville. Okla, a
member of the Grand Army, writes.
..There has been an active pulling away
from Roosevelt in Kansas, Oklahoma
and southeaster Missouri, back to Taft
and of democrats back to Wilson, who is
not gainging any republicans, while Taft
is getting democrats among the business
men. farmers and laboring men. The
democratic leaders are desperate in fear
of defeat, and i believe We are going to
give the democratic party the first Water
loo in Oklahoma. All the old soldiers
Evening star., 1912-11-03
Machine Hard at Work.

The democrats of the organization
stripe have buckled down to work during
the week. and putting UP the pre-
tense of working for Wilson, even il they
do not deliver the ring" vote Tuesday
The machine leaders are in "A corner be-
cause they know that should Wilson fail
to carry the state the Wilson leaders will
place the blame upon the machine And
they also know that these same pro-
gressive democrats will square accounts
with the ring one year hence, when a
United States senatorship and the legis-
lature is at stake. II is the first time In
the history of Maryland politics that the
organization has found itself compelled to
work for the old time enemy-the silk
stocking Independent element Of the party.
The indications tonight are that Rep
resentative Covington (dem) will win in
the first district. Talbot (dem) in the
second, konig tdem.) in the third. dn-
thicum tdem) in the fourth. Parran (rep }
in the fifth and Lewis (dem) in the sixth
There is a possibility that the democrats
may carry the fifth district, also. because
1t is feared that the bull moose adherents
will cut Parran. Prince Georges county
is in bad shape for the republicans, be-
Evening star., 1912-11-03
Wilson Will Win, Say Democrats

Chairman Murray Vandiver of the
democratic state central committee.
According to the reports We have been
receiving during the past few days Gov.
Wilson'S majority in Maryland will be
not less than 5000. | am confident that
his plurality will be around 25.COl. The
state is entirely safe for Wilson, and
Baltimore city Will also give him a ma
jCrity.
Chairman Darrell j Loden of the demo-
cratic city committee:
Gov. Wilson's majority in Baltimore
city will be safe one. His plurality
Will he better than 1850. These figures
may he doubled All our local congress
sional candidates will also be elected by
comfortable majorities.
II is generally admitted that the real
fight is between Taft and Wilson, with
the chances slightly in favor of the demo
cratic candidate. 1t is admitted how
ever, that the sentiment for Taft has
been growing at "A lively rate during the
week, and there are close observers who
assert that the President has more than
lighting chance to carry Maryland mex!
Tuesday. The result depends entirely
upon the conservative and business ele-
ment of the democratic party. AS this
element shall vote next Tuesday SO will
20 the state.
Evening star., 1912-11-03

Saves half the kitchen
work. Holds a hundred
and one articles; always
room for more.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
stint Mor6e i'm Neu gurfer Gbiua-
tDun.

@en gorf, Is. Oft. Sci eli
ner S6ieBerei geitern Nadmittag IN
Chinatown muroen Orei @binelen un0
3mei @eiBe auf Der Stelle getotet,
uno orei @eiBe gef6brlid berpunOet.
Die 8erDunoeten muroen na1 einem
Soipital gebradt unO cine itarfe go
li3eima6t eribien arf Der Steae.
gta6 NnIi6t Der Eoli3ei erihienen
Mitglieoer Der On 2een Gong Dor
Dem Sip Sing 8ong-Sauptquurtier
uno e~roffneten Die S6ieBerei. Die
get0teten uno p%eriprnoeten @eiBen
maren Neugierige unO batten ni6tS
NIT Dem Sample 81 tun.
Die beioen @eiBen, melde get0tet
puroen, iino Mar &aoain, elm 8es
mobner ser Nadbaridaft, unO elm
S%taliener, ulO Der 8erleBte, welder
i'm Sterben liegt, SeiBt Mar Sart,
mann uno lit elm S6mieO. lleber elm
0nseno Meniden uuroen leidt ourd
&liqeln oerpunoet uno anoere MUIR
oen ouf Der Sludt perlebt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19

rung at 3pnomit : g(ttentaten Der
8ro3eB gemoft miro, geIang es ge-
fern bod ben offentliAen Allfl6gern.
ben Rannen BON Samuel @onlperS,
Der Yr1iioent Der og(merican 6eoero-
ton Of Sorbor~ lit, in oen6on SIT per-
Dideln. 6ranf S1iaing, Elm Sotel-
Glerf aus Ct. 2ouis. %be8eugte, Dab
@ompers inn Soutbern Sotel in ct.
2ouis mar, ais Slaf q. 9meitmoe BON
San Sroncisco, Der Sefretdr oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon @oIiforni-
en-, BORT abgeltiegen mar. 2out ben
Angoben Shiaings trafen @ompers
unO 8meitmoe iid am 81. OCTOBER
1908.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
Der Sriebe wicOer bcrssiteat.

&om, t6. Of. Ser arieg nit
Der Siirfei 1T iebt beenoet. Die tiir-
fiiben uno Die italienii6en @ertreter
baben geltern Mbeno in 0udp in Ser
S6pei5 Die Observation-Disclosures
unter3ei6net. Der eigentli6e 6rie-
oenspertrag miro nod i'm 2aufe Der
ISOLDE BON oen 8ertretern Ser beioen
2anoer beiiegelt mer0en.
Die 6rieoensbeoinglngen entbal-
ten in Der SauptIade oie ~folgenoen
8eItimmltngen:
Stalien miro feline Slotte ans Dem
Aeg6ii6en Meer 3uriidrufen. Die
Siirfei bingeeen miro Die tiirfii9en
Streitfr1fte aus9rtpolitanien 5uriid=
3ieben.
llnbei6r1nfte Sberberri6oft Sta
liens in Sripolis uno gDrenaica.
Sreie Ausiibung religi0Ier 9llitori-
tat ieitens Der &olifen.
3uriid8iebung Der tiirfii9en Srl1p-
pen aus Erfpolis.
3a6lung elmer idbrliden @nti9d-
oigung ieitens Staliens in Der So6e
Der bisberigen 8eaiige ser &forte aus
9ripolts.
3uriifgabe Der Fon StaIien erober-
ten dgdiiden Snielu an sic 9iirfei,
Die inoeiien Geformen fir Die DRIFT
lide gep0lferung oieier Snieln prr-
ipreden muB.
Cine ariegsentihdoigung miro bon
feiner Settle ge5abIt.
@ieoeraufnobme ser diplomatic
iden 9e5iebungen 3mii9en Ben BET
Den &GnOern.
Stalien miro lih nit Den onoeren
Wdhten Inn Die baloige 8eiIegung
Der @olfunltnruben bemii6en.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19

Die Gerlebuug itelt lid nIs cine
tiefe SduBuunOe oar, melhe fem
eOles Organ beriibrt. Die @unoe
lit nod nid)t ionoirt moroeu. ginen
3oa ieitudrts uno unterbolb Der
redten @%rititmar5e orong Die 9ugel
elm; Der bier 3oa lan9e SduBtonoI
lit ieitlih nod oben geri6tet.
Als Gorbeltgimgsnittel gegen oos
g(uitreten oes aimbaden. 4rompfes
nenoetcu Die 9ler5te cine Snieftion
bon 4nti- EetomuS. Serum an.
@ie iih ans elmer 9riifung ser
bon Den Aer3ten aufgenommenen
&ontgen Strnblen Photographic
ergiebt, lit 9iooiepelt mie ourd elm
8lln0er ocnl 600 entronnen. Die
aligel 0rang oberbnlb oes oberen
%9tonoes Der 2eber uno Deniger uIs
einen 3oa mnterbolb oes unteren
9fanoes Der 2uuge eiH. @Gre ole
Sunge ooer 0ie Seber getroffen NOR
Den, 10 DGre Ser Soo Die faIt lidere
6olge gepeien.
&ooiepelt miro mdbren0 oes oies-
idbrigen AaitationSfampfes feline
&gitationstour mebr unternebmen,
mo feinc Heoen mebr balten. 8or-
atslihtli6 fam Der @r-9r1iioent in
10 8oeen oas SoIpitol berIaIIen.
Do6 iebt ieine bolige 8ieoerberftel.
lung cine ldngere @rbolung bel IN.
6e0ingter Hll6e Dorous.
Gooiepelt miro om SamItog mad
ieinem @eim in 0piter Ban ge6rod5t
Deroen, 0a Die Gerlebung loI1 quite
6ortidritte III ibrer Seilung moht,
oaB Der &atient oobeim sepfIegt tuer-
BEN fam.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
@nf iucidcn.

Berlin, Is. Oft. Syn Ser ,Moro.
Oeltiden AIlgemeinen 3eitung" lift
geitern Ole 9(bii6t Der oelitIden Ste.
gierln9 funogegeben moroen, Die
STANDARD Oil 50. ans DeutldIonO
5l Oertreiben. 0os MonopoI, oos
Die @eieaihaft berte in 0eutidIano
aisiibt, ioa ourd elm StaatsmonopoI
crlebt tuer0en. Gem &eihstoae miro,
Iobolo er Dieoer 5uiammentritt, elm
cntipre6enoer @eiebentnurf unter-
breitet per0en. IS loa cine BON Der
Negierlnlg f|ontroaierte @eIenfhaft
gebiIoet meroen, Die oas Del @e.
l6oft in Die Sono nimmt. @ie es
IN Der auseinanoeriebnng Der 4egie.
ring beiBt, banOelt es ii6 nidjt nm
einen aompf gegen ameritoniIdes8e.
trolenm ionoern MIR gegen Die
STANDARD Oil So. Die neue @eIen.
ldaft miro es lid angeIegen Iein IoI.
len, ibren Oelbeoarf BON nna6b1nai.
gen amerifaniihen 5irmer, IoDie
aus onOeren OellGnoern al be8ieben.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
@Osn cine Stride bcnntt pirO.

Solicit, ST., t6. Oft. 9feb. Sc
orge Wtor Aoom, Yaitor Der bieligen
MetboOiitiihen Stride, mill Nrrange-
mems treffen, ourd mel9e am AbenOe
oes @obltages, ben 5. Itonember, Die
@oblreiuItote in ieiner&irde befamt
gegeben peroen. gu Dem 9ebufe
min er einen 9rabt mad Dem @ebGu-
oe legen loiien. Der &aitor bat fir
ole @eIegenbeit dud elm Menii porbe-
reitet, peIdes nrepublifnnii6e 8aite-
ten, uoemofratiide belegte 8roo-
dem, v9un Moole-S uppe~ mo
Erobibitions-9affe dnfpeiit 0urt
lein gorgeben min Serr Mcaoam
oiegLufmerfiamfeit BON 8erionen BON
oen 8iermirti9aften ablenfen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
TlOttcnrebne

Tem gorf, 10. oft. Die ee-
tern i'm bieligen Sofen a~bgebaltene
Slottenrebue lit iiberous glan5pon
perloufen. 8rGiioent Gait nabm in
@eIeuIhaft 0es MarineIefretdrs BON
Meper uno @ertretern Der &egierun-
gen bon 0euti1lano, @%n9lan0, So
pan, Stalien uno mebreren anoeren
W1Gten bon Der COMMUNICATIVE
ser ,MaDfloper~ ole &epue ab. oSe-
Ser Mmerifaner iollte Itols iein auf
cine Iol9e Slotte" iagte Der HrGii-
bent, ols er ole 9ommanoobriide Der
.M~apflotper~ berIieB. Sdmmtli6e
1913 &riegsfabraeuge gaben Dem Sra-
lioenten ben @brenidlut BON 19S6iii-
len. @benos fano I'M Sotel @itor elm
gIGnscnoes @onfett Itatt, OoB MaDor
@abnor al gbren oes @r6iioenten
ieines &abinets, Oes 9iear-g omiraIs
Siterbalts uno Der an0eren Sffi5iere
Ser Slotte perdnItaItet bate.
&r6fioent Gait belt Die Sauptreoe
oes Mbenos. Nahoem er Dem MaDor
un0 ben 8iirgern bon Stem Dorf iei-
men 0ant fir ben entbniioitii6en@m
pfang, Den tie Ser 5lotte bereitet, aus,
gelproden batte, crying er fih Oes
2Gneeren iiber Die amerifonii1e Slot.
tie.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
Dbcrit blei6t scIaRcn.

8Gbreno S6ranf Ieiner eigenen
Si6erbeit balber in oas @ilpatrid
Sotel gebrad)t uro bort bis 3lru Gin
treffen zines 8otrolmagens feltgebal-
ten tpurOe, iebte lid Oas Automobil
lta6 Dem @uoitorium in 8epegung
Niemono, &ooiepelt Ielblt ni6t, bate
cine Ibnung, oaB er bon ser Sligel
getroffen woroen mar. ST fiiblte bel
Der 8erletitng feline @ri6iitterung
lilio feline S6mer3en, ltno man nabm
oaber on, Dab Die Gitgel feblgegangen
Jet. Mnn mar aber nod feline bier
5troBengebicrte %gefobren, ais Sobn
Mc@ratb, Der 5meitc Sefretdr, nit
cinem S6redensruf an Die 9ruit Oes
Colonies oeutcte.
ySeben Sic nur~, rief er, roa lit
ia ein Sod in Sbrem lleberrodl =
9fooiepeIt blidte bin, lab Oas God
fniipfte oen bralnen 8affenrod aui,
wel1en er tr1gt, fitbr nit Der Sano
pulltltlel uiu utllleillS, ul2 Il VIZ
SanO mieoer berpor3og, oaB feline
Singer nit 9llt befledt mnren. Die
gntoedung bra6te i'm nber feines-
wegs aus Der 5aiiung, ionoern Gll.
Berte mr. gan5 gelaiien: o@s iiebt
oo6 ans, ais Oh i'd perlebt bin, ober
i1 CLAUDE nidt, oaB es etiuos @ruites
lit
l1ngea1tet oIler @oritellingen Der
Ner3te beltano Hooiepelt oaroilf, iei-
ne angeiogte Heoe 81 balten. SD
fam nift anoers" betonte er, auno
tpenn es mein 2eben folten i%ollte~.
Inter Der 2eitlng oes beriibmten
Gbirurgen Or. Sobn 9. Miirphp ba-
ben ole gei6idteiten uno b%efonntelten
Spi3ialiiten Gbicagos nut Silfe DER
&0ntgen : Strablen cine iorgfGltige
llnteriuduhg Ser @unOe oorgenom-
men, uno babel feltgeitellt, DAB bic
augel in Dem fleiihigen Cell DER
8rult iteden blieb.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19

MtInaufee, isis, t6. 9ftbr.
Ger 8obnwis zines offefibor gel
lt~esgeltorten Meniden ridtete geltern
glbeno in Ntilpoufee Die @affe &c.
gen 3beo0ore &ooieoelt. Obpobl al
Der 8rllit p%erpunoet, belt Der Oberit
in Dem AuOitorilm ieine %onaeioatc
&eoe, un0 fubr morgens nah@ 6icago
SIN oortigen Nfercp Soipitnl iolltc
Oieaugel e%ntfernt perOen, bod lober
Ole Aer8te p%orldufig oooon alb.
Sn ben @oblfampf nermog Der
@onnertr1ger Der Irogreiiipen faun
mebr nftio ei15ugreifen.
@btcogo, 10. Oft. Noh 5mei-
itiinoiger So6rt trof SbenOorc &ooic-
belt bellte Morgen Inn 3 llbr per
@obn bier Elm. Grit uadoem er aus.
gei6lafen bate, gegen iehs llbr Gor.
mittags, tpltr0e err ndd) Dem W}er.
cp Soipital iiberfiibrt. alsbalo
trnfen Die Nler5te Gorbcreitungen 3l
elmer operation itanoen aber i6lieB-
lid oabon ab. Die @unoe lit niht
aefdbrlid.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19

Merico GitD, t6. Oft. @e-
neral 8elir 0ia3 Elm Neffe oes @ere-
raj 8ofirio Dia5, Dem p%erbannten
8~r1iiOenten bon Merifo, bat beute IN
Sierra @ru5 oos Banner Der &ebohuti-
on gebiBt. gr 3og init 500 Monn
in oie Stoot elm, nabm Die @arniion
gefargen uno beiebte Oas Arienal.
Ser 8efeblsbaber Der @arniion, Die
aus 500 Nfonn oes 81. Snfonterie-
&egiments 1tno elmer aus feds Sc
i6iiben beitebenOen 9atterie beItano,
mar Colonel 9ia5 OrOos.
9orauf bemannte 9io8 oie bei0en
&ononenboote gEampico uuo BRO
be-, Die i'm Safen liegen, NIT ieinen
2ellten.
9ie Nahrift BON Dem MitfYtdn0e
beruriobte bier groBe A%ufregung,
bod fan0en f~einerleiS troBers0 emot-
Itrationen Itott. SIM Mngemeinen
I1ienen Die Merifoner iiber Die nelt-
en- gntpidIrngen erfreut 5u iein.
Isle aus Den 8eri6ten bernorgebt,
fano General 3io5 beim Gir5uge in
8ern Gru3 piele A~nbduger, eini6lieB-
lid GINGER Sruppen, aber Bic &egie-
rnng puroe oerlt6noigt, oaB oos 49,.
Snfanterie- Gegiment uno Die 4rtille-
RE lopal geblieben. Colonel Gutter
req, melder oas aommanoo iiber
Die lopolen Erilppen fiibrt, beritlu.
oigte Die Gegierung, OaB er Wioer-
itono Ieiiten ner0e.
Sn ben StroBen Der &ero @rit5 lit
Elm beftiger StraBenfampf i'm @an-
ge. 8rdiioent Maoero Bat Die Mo-
biliiirung BON 5000 9feguldren ange-
oronet, melde gegen General 0io5
borriiden meroen. Die @erbaftung
BON @arteigdngern BON General 9ia5
in Merico Gitp miro ieoen Moment
erpartet.
Die &egierung bat idmmtli6e, na6
Gera @ru3 einloufenoen 8abnen be-
auftragt, ibr ~geiammtes &ollmaterial
5liriid3u5ieben oamit oailelbe BON ben
&ebelen ni6t mebr beniibt meroen
fam.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
GrmOrOcter eOw6uD scIndtsr Grbc.

9uebIo, Sal. IA. Oft. S6pelter
9(gnes Socome bonn NepYorfer 6ino-
ling-Alpl unteriudt bier Die Dor 3mei
Subren erfolgte %@rmoroung BON ST.
McQuilen, zines @omboDs, welber
III einem bieligenSotel eridoiien wur-
Oe. Sdweiter agnes gIaubt, oaB Der
@ri6oliene ser nermiBte grbe eiues
groBen engIii6en antDeieus lit. Der
geiudte grbe nerIieB oos gaep Yorfer
6inoIings-Aipl Dor iiber 90 Sabren.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19

Qpnoon, 16. Oft. Der Sampf
ouf ser 8alfonbolbiniel bleibt out
oie @eQeno al Ser montenegrinil9en
aitlte beIdrGnft, uno troboem, oaB
sic 8e3iebungen ser Eiirfei nit Den
Gerbiinoeten Montenegro's 10 gut
mie abqebroden lino, 5eigen bod Of
fenbar 9ulgorien uno Serbien mob
elm 3orOerrL aftiO in Die 6einoielig-
feiten ein5u9reifen.
9ieies 3ogern miro in oiplomoti-
fhen Greilen als elm gutes Omen auf=
gefaBt, un0 es miro Die Soffnung ge-
nabrt, odB es ben @roBmddten gum
Minoeften gelingen miro, Die 9auer
0es &rieges 81 begren5en. IS beiBt
0aB 0ie mei1ten Der Anregung 6ranf-
reihs gil elmer europ1ii9eu Sonic
rens bereits inn @rin3ip 5ugeitimmt
baben; bod es lit nod nifts barber
San0 bat, in Die &onferen3 enquire
mentreten ooer mas ibr Yrogramm
fem miro.
Die 8atIade, Dab Stolien nun freie
San0 bat, in Die &onferen5 ~ein5utre-
ten, miro oos europGiide &on8ert me-
Ientli6 p~er1tdrfen, uno Die 9alfan-
ftaaten jeoenfans ben 9rif oerafa6-
te nod in bobcrem @raoe 3uganglih
MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19

Der eroBe @eItbrono, BON Dem
ldon lett Sobr3ebnten Die &eoe mar,
ldeint wirftih ndber 81 ieilL als bic.
lie Seute annebmen. Gin oIterreidiId.
rnliiider aonflift lit 5iemIi9 Ii6er,
menn es am 9aIfon ernitIi6 Iosgebt.
Gobei wiiroe es ober faum Iein Sc.
penoen baben. Shon beiBt es, Sta.
lien iese Iid in 9ereiti1nft, INN fir
Den SAL zines oIlgemeinen enropdi.
i6en arieaes seriiitet gu fem.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
Nldt 8ndt6anSler entflO6em.

&aWIins, $500, Is. Oft. Cine
Boiie. melde cine Mn5abl 3udtbdus-
Ter ~oerfolgte, WeIde geitern Abeno
aus Dem 3udtbaiiie entfloben naren,
hattie orei oapon um5ingelt = Slid.
aroipn, Surfe uno godItonm. Die
Ielben entfamen ibren @e~rfolgern.
Seute Madmittoe tpuroe befannt ge-
.geben, Dab nilr adt entfloben. @ou-
pernelr Carer miro moreen friib bier
ertDartet. Der @aroein MlIton lit
bel Der 8erfolgung Der Gliidtigem an
einem 9ein berlebt iporoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
Der nene Smftfrcnssr.

Nod elmer 3t-ltiinoigen erfoIgrei.
den 5abrt lit Der llelte 9~uftfreu8er
vS +, Der BON Der 3eppeIin.@e.
lealdait gebalt norOen lit, geItern in
Sobannistbal bel Berlin ongeIanat.
Die 6abrt gin9 bon 6rieori9sbafen
am 9ooeniee iiber @oloef, Ssnobriid
AieI. 2iibed. Naiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-19
sIttentdtcr fcitsebaItem.


Milmaufee. isis. 16. Oftbr.
Sobn Sdranf. ser oeu Gr-8raiOen-
ten al erihteBen perludte. uuroe
beiIte Don Dem &iHter DC. .. 9seelen
int bieii9en 8iitriftsgeri6tc einem
Gornerb0r u%nterporfen uno nnd
SdlilB oeiiel6en inter $1,000 9iira-
ldaft fir ole @nuptuerbanoling feIt.
gebaltetL nadoem CT lid oes Mor0.
periu6s uuo Oes anartffs Idyuloig
befarnt bate. Ser 9ro5eB beginnt
in Der criten SdIfte oes nd6Iten Mo.
mats.
Sci ieiner Gernebmhmg erfldrte
Sdranf, er babe Den ani6lag aus Ell.
gener SHitiatine uno obne &oruiiIen
anoerer Serlonen ausgefiibrt. @r ae-
bore feiner Sartei an, babe abpefl.
ielno 0emofratii6 ulo repll6Iifanilh
gelpablt, uno Die ~Grmororng HooIe.
belts fiir notpenoig gebalten, neil er
III einem oritten Sermine cine @e.
fabr fir Die Hepu6lif erblide.