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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-10-11
CORRESPONDENCE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Albion


Miss Bowen of Walworth is visiting
Mrs. Nathan Kelly.
DR.. L. Head visited his mother, Mrs.
r. G. Head, Sunday.
Mr.. H. F. Stillman is spending his
vacation in Battle Creek, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Coon of Stoughton
visited at O. l.. Coon's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs l. D. Humphrey visited
his parents in Edgerton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Green and son
spent Saturday in Milton junction.
Mrs. H. 7. Kipp spent the day with
her sister, Mrs. Fred North, Monday.
Mrs. Guy Holmes of Minuso, Cuba,
visited her aunt, Mrs. 0. j. Painter,
last week.
Mr.. Chas. Maxson of Milton visited
at H. F. Stillman's over Friday and
Saturday.
Master Donald Head had the misfor-
tune to be very seriously scalded Sun
day night.
Mrs. John Slagg and children and
Miss Maud Crandall are visiting in
WalWOrth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collins of Wal
worth visited relatives here for few
days last week.
Several of the ladies of the Campus
club attended the Federation in James
vile this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevenson and
daughter Mildred and Mrs. A. B. Wood
ard of Movers, N. Y, are visiting at
J. J. Mobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Babcock and chill
dren and Mrs. Lamphere of Milton at
tended church here Sabbath day.
Mrs. Robert M. LaFolle tie will speak
from an auto in front of the ladies'
hall, Albion academy, on woman Suf-
frage" at 10 o'clock Friday morning.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-10-11
Indian Ford

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Watson of Steb-
binsville spent last Friday at John
Scarcliff's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leitz and Lulu
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Splitter, at MELVILLE.
Mrs. Roy Cox and children have been
in GAINESVILLE the past three weeks with
Mr.. Frank Brown came down from
Rome Monday for short visit with his
sister, Mrs. Whaley, and family.
The Alex Finske and Fred Schrub
families of Edgerton were entertained
at Peter Fox's Sunday. The ladies are
nieces of Mrs. Fox.
The force employed on the dam here
all had layoff Saturday while W. W.
Powers went to GAINESVILLE after rope
to use on the pile driver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cox are on a
pleasure trip which the readers will all
envy. Monday they started for Walk
erville, Canada, where they will visit
the Biggars. Coming home they will
stop at Marshall and Detroit, Mich,
then around by Chicago and Harvard,
ILL.,, home.
Tuesday of last week, while playing
at school, Willie Hinkle stepped on a
broken bottle and cut his foot squarely
in the center. DR.. McChesney was
called and found it necessary to take
two stitches in the wound.
Lou Lumm and Mr.. Cleland were
here from Milton Junction Monday
after launch certain young fellow
in this town had stolen. The boat was
filled with stone and sunk down back
of the Shaler place. The pipes, keel
and strips of board were hidden around
town like squirrel hides acorns, but
everything was found and the culprit
was glad to settle for SIS. The launch
belonged to Mr.. Cleland and was left
at Lumms cottage near MELVILLE and
was all fitted ready to set the engine
in. Everybody is of the opinion that
the fellow got out of the deal altogeth
er too easy.
Sunday afternoon while coming down
! the big hill on the west side, the team
driven by Mrs. Burnett got in hurry
and making the turn on the bridge tip
ped the buggy over, throwing the &C.
cupants violently to the ground. Ger
| tain eye witnesses TO the ACCIDENT, anu
they were numerous, think that if the
bridge had been clear the team would
have made the turn all right. They
have never been known to walk and it
looked as if they made an extra swing
to get around rig standing on the end
of the bridge. After it was all done
the team didn't run or demolish any,
thing. Mrs. Burnett was taken down
to her brothers., Will Powers, and DR..
Shearer found her face badly cut, one
shoulder and hip dislocated, but she
was able to be taken to her home over
in East Fulton. Mrs. Eva Miller and
two granddaughters were carried to
their own home and DR.. McChesney
dressed their wounds. Mrs. Miller had
a cut on her head and was severely
bruised on the shoulder. Little Jean
Johnson has broken bone in one ankle
and several cuts and bruises but her
teeth are not out as was reported. Lit
tie Jessie Johnson came out of the
scrimmage the luckiest of all, just a
couple OF bruises on one leg. Forum
ately all are getting along fine.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-10-11
West Porter

Mr.. Pete Peterson visited relatives
in BelOit last week.
Mr.. C. w. Mccarthy delivered stock
at Edgerton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Keegan are re-
joicing over the arrival of twin boys.
Mrs. Afford of Madison is a guest at
the home of brother, j. G. Robertson.
Miss Mary ]. Earle of Evansville Wis
tied friends in this vicinity last week.
Mrs. Glenn Ludden and son Paul Wis
tied friends in this vicinity on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Kelly, who is on the sick list
is not gaining as fast as her friends
would wish.
Miss Alice Cullen of GAINESVILLE, was
a guest of Margaret Mccarthy on Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Rich Stearns ard son Joseph
spent Sunday at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Mccarthy.
Mrs. John Hart, her mother, Mrs.
Margaret Earle and Mrs. A. Christian
son visited at G. w. McCarthy's and r.
L. Earle's on Wednesday.
Mr.. Waite Wright Sr. of the town of
GAINESVILLE visited at c.. w. McCarthy's
on Wednesday. He will sell his real
estate and personal property at auction
on Monday, Oct. IA, at 10 o'clock.
A large number of young people as
sembled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Wheeler on Friday evening to
attend a dancing party given by their
daughter Blanche. Messrs. Huyke
and Fuller furnished the music for the
occasion. At twelve a delicious sup
per was served and the guests depart
ed for their homes at late hour and
all voted Miss Blanche royal enter
tainer.
The spacious home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Robertson was the scene of a
pleasant gathering on Friday evening,
when a large number of their friends
and neighbors assembled to attend a
card and dancing party. Honors were
won by Mrs. Tom Stearns, Mr.. H.
Johnson and Mrs. Bert Miller. At IL
o'clock bountiful and delicious supper
was served by six young ladies. The
rooms were decorated with smilaX and
pansies. After supper dancing was in
dulged in by all present. Mr.. and Mrs.
IAOU0TlSOI OOGu USlilS CdlSACSO
clans, were able to furnish good music
for the dancing and they were assisted
by Mr.. w. Anderson. The guests on
departing for their home declared the
first social event of the season a grand
success and the evening one long to be
remembered by ali present.
About fifty friends and neighbors as
sembled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Moore on Thursday afternoon,
Oct. 8, to attend miscellaneous show
er given in honor of their daughter,
Miss Agnes Moore, who on Wednesday,
Oct. 8, became the bride of Robert
Ford. The afternoon was spent in So
cial chat and Miss Lucille Earle in her
pleasing manner delivered two excel
lent recitations, which were enjoyed by
all present. Miss Adolpson also fur.
nished good singing and speaking. The
guests spent the rest of the time ii
looking at the many beautiful presents
At five o'clock delicious refreshment:
were served by the Misses Susie Mel
son, Esther Adolphson, Inez Gilley ant
Ella Moore, after which the guests de
parted wishing her long and happ!
life.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1912-10-11
New Sidings at Milton Junction.

Work was started Monday on a two
mile track, which is to be built at Mil
ton Junction for the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul R. R. Co. The business
at this section of the county has been
increasing so rapidly that the railroad
residents better shipping facilities. Ex-
tensive railroad yards are to be built at
the Junction for transfer of freight
trains.
P. w. Ryan. GAINESVILLE contractor,
has been awarded the contract for
grading the two miles of new side
track, and is engaging large number
of men and teams to assist in the work.
Mr.. Ryan states that he is having con
siderable trouble getting men and
teams as the farm rush is on.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-01-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Lee Williams and wife to F H
Lane. e3 lots T, 8 block 55 in Case
and Beyiey's Sd ad to Newport.
$40.
RI Baker and wife to E Hubl,
block 36 in Fhelp's ad to Newport.
S7O0.
Samuel Reichen end wife to Lucy
e Rowell, 20 in 5,11,10. sic.
Harry L McKenney and wife to
Iemuel F Smith, SO acres in Is ,!2,-
II. $4,000.
Annie 2 Hawkins ard husband
to Joe Lissy, 80 acres in 28,12,11.
$40
M NJ Davis and wife TO Bessie
Hassnan, l acre in IA and Is, H.
II. $50.
John G Flank and wife to Karl J
j Johnson, l20 acres in 3,12,1O.
$10O.
W B Hayden and wife to Max B
Hayden, 10 acres in 30,11,10. 81.
John Yoder and wife to A E
Wilkins, lot in Wilson and Barlow
block "B" in Nye and Thompson's S
ad to Newport. $3.50.
PATENTS.
U S to w Fl Finer, 1886 acres
in 1919
U S to Flora M Ceilings, 100
acres in 1919.
U S to Alexander Burkhalter,
41.22 acres in 3O,11,9.
U S to John Cummins, 100 acres
in %, and 22,7,9
u S to Ernest Messer, 16O acres
inv6,9,9.
U S to Newton J Goodman, 80
acres in 8 and 9,14,9.
U S to George F Finer, 100
acres in % and 28,7,9.
U S to Ada S HUI, 159. rs acres
in 3,13,9.
U S to Orville j Hull, 100 acres
in 8.13,8.
U S to George A Deuerling, 16C
acres in 1l,7,9.
U S to George 6 Tucker, 16(
acres in 14,7.9.
U S to Percy G Harlow, 9.87
acres in 1910.
U S to Rosalie M Hoffman, 16C
acres in 35,l4,l2.
U S to Thomas Emmett Barrett
160 acres in 3,7,9.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-01-05
ESTRAY-TAKEN UP.

AT my farm two miles from Tole-
do, on Little Beaver, three year old
roam steer, white triangle in fore
head, 10 marks. Been at my place
four months. Owner nay for this
notice and care of keeping and take
the animal. w. A. Williams.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-01-05
WANTED.

Place Of 10 to 20 acres within 2
or 3 miles of Toledo, Newport or
Yaquina. At tleast half under culti-
walton, with buildings, some bottom
land, south slope, living spring or
stream. Give full description and
price. Must be cheap for cash.
Address "Homeseeker" care Leader
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-01-05
NOTICE

A light red, muley cow with
brand on left hip, has been at my
place for the past two months.
Owner can have same by paying for
her keep and for this notice.
John McCluskey.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-01-05
r. u. BURGESS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
TOLEDO, oRRGoN

Office in Schenck Building. Office
hours: 10 to LA. M; 2 ito 4 and Z to 8
p. m. Emergency Calls at any time.
E@BOTH ,PHONES-WA
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1912-01-05
Order Your Wood Now

Slab and edge. wood, $3.50 pc
cord.
Delivered within four blocks Of
the mill.
Both phones. j. RATrEY.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Scr beutfhe @tootgiefretdr De.

Ser 0eutf1e Stantsiefretdr oes
MeuBern, Serr b. &ioerlen-@ 19ter,
lon beabIidtigen, in Babe eilen of
fisielen Beiu9 in Som 81 MAIDEN.
Seitoem er Die 2eitltng Der 4us-
LonospoIttif 6es 9euti6en 9fei1es
ibernommen bat, lit &err b. 4iOer-
lem Ghter fdon 5meimal in 8ien,
aber nod niAt in Som geDeien.
Eroboem qilt Der nunmebr nabe be-
b~oritebenoe 8eiu9 Der italieniihen
Sauptitaot unter ben gegeniDGrtigen
9erbGltniHen fir ettpas mebr ais
einen Iange binausgeibobenen Sol
li6feitsbeiu9. @s itno ndmli9 neu'
er0ings beri9ieoene @infIiiIIe am
@erf, Inn StaIien bon Ser grneuer-
unq oes Oreibun0es ab5ubalten. go
nuroe ausgangs Der borigen ISOLDE
bon 8aris aus in &Om gemeloet, Der
oeuti9e &aiier babe ~unldnglt einige
peuige idmei9elbnfte 8emerfungen
iiber Sytalien un0 oas itaIienii1e Seer
qemaft, iotDie iiber Die 4rt Der ito
lienifden STRENGTHENING in Sripo=
lis. g1ltn bolt man 5ipar in ben maB-
qebenoen uno Deranttportli9en &rei-
fen 9ioms ben 3eitpunft fir Stall
ems Iustritt aus Dem 9reibunO nod
ni6t fir g%etommen, aber Die Neigung
ou5u 1T u~nitreittg porbanOen, unO Der
8elu9 oes oeutiben Staatsiefretdrs
oes 9[euBern miro nabri6einli6 Der
Ausgangspunft erniter ltnterbono-
lungeff tpegen Der @rneuerung oes
0reibunos per0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Iammtbeit einen sere1ten AHteiI ib-
rer 0lIsnieBltug erbdIt, 6o9 nod mn
mer unermeBli9 uno neue peroen
itets nod geiblufen. &e6net man
81 Dem rieiigeu @reaI, oas @Iasfa IN
iid i1IteBt, aud Die oieEen Nttnionen
Stores Der Seoldnoereien un0 anoe-
rem 2onoes, oas beute nod ais I'M.
fruftbar gilt, ober l6on in nG9iter
31tlnft Ser 8elteGung 3ugdngli6
iein miro 10 eriheint Der S6as I'M.
ierer 9omGne bod nod ais Elm iol1
u~ngebeurer, oaB er iid Der 8oriteIs
lung ent5iebt. Gum @ren5enloien
ip161t er iif erIt reft aus, iDenn man
oie unge3dblten Mi0gIidfeiten ms
9[uge faBt, Ole It6 aus Der gtiisung
Der 0ffentli1en @etpdfier gu inolltrts
elen 3peden ergeben. &uf Dem
@ebiete lit Oie groBe SeiIung nod
ni6t gu @n0e, bat in @irtIihfeit nod
ni6t einmaL begonnen. Soffentli1
aebts babel ebrli9er un0 gel6eiter
gu ais BET ben friiberen, ipo5u Dor
ouem geboren oiirfte, oaB auf Die
fem Seloe nift ieoesmal 80fe nit
Dem @Grtnerpoiten betraue Deroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

tot oerurteilt. Die Sinri6tung loa
IN Der om 19. Mai beginnenoen
ISOLDE Dolitreft meroen. @s tpuroe
als ielbItberitdnoli9 ongenommen.
OaB @ouoerneur SOB uno Ser Staats-
rat UNI cine llmwanolung Der EoOes-
ltrafe in le6ensldngli6e 3ubtbaus-
bait angegangen Der0en miro. Ser
MfOroer Dernabm oas llrteil obne
merfli6e @rregung uno tDuroe glei9
na9ber ms StaatsgefGngnis 5lriid-
gebrodt. Or mar niht IGnoer oIs
ie9S @fn&ten I'M @ertGt.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
ssn Dem Ero5eB gesen sic &c

Sn Dem Hro5eB geeen Die Der
8erlesung beg Sbermann : @eieses
angeflogten 10 @roBi9l6hter gbi-
Cages Iagte am oorigen 6reitag eli
ner ser 3eligen, Der friibere &aupt-
betriebsIeiter Ser @rmoitr Toding
60. SO. 9. WfiIes 0nB Die ~g2ebenpro-
BUTTE i'm G1ld1tereigei6Gft 81 BRO
8ent oes 8rofits liefern. or CAB ben
Nettoprofit Ser @eieni9oft I'M 0es
portement fir nlissefdIahtetes
SIeii6 i'm Sabre 1899 nuf $780,
875.1S BON 204,82O gei9IoGteten
Sieren an. Cine 8erleglng Oieier
8ablen 5eigte, odB Die @eielidaft
nur 8 Gents 8rofit BON Dem arsge-
i6la9teten Sleii6 zines ie6en Stiers
mofte, aber an benz Set zines ie-
ben Sieres AZ Gents, ooB Der Bro-
fit BON SGuten 81 Gents per Stiid
uno Der Brofit aus benz 9efme, Der
aus $ufen bergeteIIt pur0e, 18
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
j. 9rina 6rie0ri6 @iaismuni

Grin5 SrieOri9 5igiSmuno,
Ser 90 Sabre ate Sobn beg Srin-
gen Srieort9 9eopolO bon BreuBen,
bat einen @inoeder nod ieinem eige=
men @nttunrf e~igenbGnoig ferttgge-
Itent uno bereits mebrere e~rfoIgrei-
DIE @robefIiige oamit gemnGt. Ser
@ou bat biele Wonnte erforoert nnO
Der Irino bot nur feline ~Oienffreip
9eit ooranf pertpnnot. Seoe ibnr GUT
8erfiigung fteben6e St1lnOe Derbrad'
tie er in BEN MGun1er 0es SGIciies
lt-@lienede Bel Botsoam, mo eine
@erfItott fir feline Arbeiten etnge-
riGtet tporoen mar. Ser Hrtn5 be-
abli9tigt ft6 nit ieinem Slug5eug,
Dem 8eiIpieI 6es @roBnomirols
8rin3en Seinri6 fOIgeno, Oas Giib.
reraeugnts 81 ertDerben.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Ser friibere Seellorger oes
Smmonuel 8optiItenfir9e in Conn
bridge, Moli, 6. g.. &. Gi9eion, bat
am 3. Sanudr i'm @efdngnts gu So
Iton geitan0en, BOB er Ser ibm CUR
.2olt gelegte @rmoroung ieiner tribe
rem @eliebten gbis 2innen aus &D-
annis, Moii., i6ulOtg lit. n8u Die
lem @eftGnonis, iagte er in Dem grie-
fe an feline MntpGIte, Die oas S9rei-
ben am Samstag befnnnt goben, bat
mid feline &iidii9t alf mein eigenes
Snterelie uno feline Soffnung auf
ridterIi1e Mil6e betpogen. so
i6Gnoli6 mein @erbre9en lit, 10 bat
mid @ott bod nod ni1t gar5 oer-
laiien uno mein @eDilIen uno meine
Mannbaftigfeit ouloen es ni9t, 0aB
i6 our6 einen offentli9en Hro8eB
oerienigen nod mebr unredt 5ufige,
oeren reines iunges 2eben i9 5erit0rt
babe. &i9eion batte am II. Otto
Der b. 5. Dem iungen MGo1en, rta1.
Dem es ibm geitanoen, oaB Der GU
ltano, in Dem es li9 ourb i'm befono,
it9 ni6t LANCER per0e perbergen
laiien 8~lauiGure eingebGnoigt Die
er Oorber BET einen1 Mpotbefer me-
mems 8ilbelm Sabn gefauft bate,
oeinen @uno at totem, nit Der
@erfiderung, ooB oieie nMeOi8in"
ben be6ngitigten 3uItano beieitigen
peroe. Irglos nnbm Mnis 2innen
in einem 8%aoe5immer oes nGbriftli-
den M1o1enbeims" in Bolton 0as
Gift rlo itorb fnit auf Der Stene.
Der @eroa6t, oaB ni9t 5elbItmorO,
ionOern Moro oorliege, fiibrte me-
rige Gage oarouf our @erbafhlng
0es lauberen @eiitli1en in Der @ob=
nung zines iebr reihen 8oitoners
namens gomonos, nit oeiien Eo1ter
8tolet er berlobt NOR un0 Die er am
81. Oftober b. S. beiraten poIte.
Der eeit1n0ige ebemalige @apti-
Itenpre6iger tuuroe am 9ienstog i'm
@eri9t oorgefiibrt uno befannte fi6
aud bort Ser @rmoroung ieiner
8raut @bis 2innea i1uIoig. Dnrouf
er gum So6e bur9 eIettrfot-
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

0os groBe neunitodige War-
morgebGloe Ser Equitable 2ife 4i-
iurance 60" SEQ. 100 8roaomaD in
Seem Sort, in tpel9em ii6 Die Sc
Ihdftslofale Ser yMercontile Srult
60, Ser 8anfiers @ebriioer &ounbe
uno Der Sarrimau'ii9en 2inien be-
fanoen uurOe am 9ienstag Morgen
our6 6euer 3erit0rt. Der @elamtDer-
luIt miro auf 100000 berani9lagt
Sebs aberdeen fanen BET Dem 8ran-
Sc bur9 Springen BON benz 9a6e,
auf pel9es lie 0ur9 Die 6Iammen ge-
trieben poroen naren, ums 2e6en
uno ettDa elm 9usen6 muroen pers
lebt. Die Spfer paren AngeIteate
in Dem @ebdu0e.
uneriesIi6 lit Der @erluit, ben Die
@npdlte Der Staot Stem Oorf ourd
Oie 3erft0rung Der 8ii9erei oes 2an-
pers Club erIitten baben. 9iele
mertDone 8ibIiotbef entbieIt unter IT,
rem 10000 8Gnoen Die 8ertbii9er az
Ter 3peige oes Chill uno &riminal-
re9ts uro Ole @eri6tsberi9te oaer
Staten oes 8unoes bonn Sabre
1889 an boaitGnoig biz al1f ben belt-
tigen Sag, oesglei9en Die @nti9ei-
oungen Der @eri6te ganaoas uno
oer britii6en Serritorien. Inter ben
alien 9usgnben par geraoe8r uner-
iesli9 elm Sri9innlberiht iiber ben
groBen Brand 2on0ons i'm Sabre 16-
sc, Der DEFENDERS fir @erii1erungs,
treiie BON Dem groBten gei9i9tIi6en
Sntereiie NOR. Gin nn6erer 8ono,
Der faltm 81 erieBen iein miro, NOR
Die erfte iemaIs beroffentli6te Ab-
ban0lung iiber @erfi6erung aus Dem
Sabre 1910.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
sseonne o'grc, Die syunqi

Seonne o'Nrc, Die Sungfrau
BON Orleans, Der elm gewiifer SrieOr.
b. S9iner bereits elm 9enfmaI bon
einigem fiinitIeriiden @ert geiest
bat, tpiroe am Dorigen Samstag ge-
raoe 500 Sabre alt getporOen fem.
Sn Inbetro9t oieier Satia9e bat iiG
in Seem Oorf elm aus ben 9erren Or.
SEQ. S. 4ura, Sobn 8. grimmius,
sc c9ougan Sotpfes uno Or. g. s.
Sal deficiencies &omite gebilOet nit
Der Mbit9t, einen Gon0s 5uiammen-
3ubringen, Inn Der fran5ofiiheu Sea-
tionalbel0in, Die BON ben @nglGn-
bern gum Danf fir lire ben Serren
GngIdnoern freilib ni9t iebr ange-
nebmen &ubmestoten als Sere Der-
bannt wuroe, in Der MtetropoIe am
Suofon elm 9enfmnI 5u errihten.
9as Denfmnl ion $4,000 foitcn,
un0 $4,000 bate oas &omite am
9amstaa i9on 6eiiammen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Starter 4bitri&.

&e6t unbnrmberoig 1T Der 8etuil.
IigungsausiduB oes Mbeeoroneter-
bnuies nit Dem @oronfdIng fir Die
@eripaltung oes Diitrifts Columbia
uabreno oes 6isfoliobrs 1912 UNI
geIprungen. @r bat Die bon ben Di-
I~triftsfommilfGren g~eforoerte Sum-
me, inoem er Sen Musgabeetot in benz
borqeItern Dem &ous unterbreiteten
8eribt auf $1O,3O2,2O8 feItiebte,
nm mebr oIs So, 900 beruIteroe.
i@uitten.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Nrinareoent 2nitboIo BON Bon

E~rin3regent 2uitpoIo BON Ban.
ern, Ser bisber cine ftarte Mbneiguna
gegen 6os 9[rtomobil batte, IieB iif
in Ser norigen @o1e enolih oa5u be-
reoen, cine Gusfobrt in einem ioI'
den gu uuternebmen. Sest tit er
NIT Dem oS9nnuferl~ ntsgeiobnt.
3uglei9 eriab man aus oieier Miin-
6ener Ro6ri4t, OoB Der greiie 8rin8-
regent iid bon ben 5olgen zines
Sogounfanes, BEL Dem er unldngIi
cine i9tpere WusfeI8erruug erlitten
botte, fdneGer erbolt bat, aIs mar
getpagt batte gu boffen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

9ie 0ireftion Ser Sambltrg
4merifa 2inie beabii9tigt fir ibre
nellen, tells fertigen, tells i'm 8au
begriffenen &ieienoompfern ei1en
neuen Mnlegeplus gu i6affen, oa Die
@orri9tlngen IN Gurbanen ben inn
mer griiBer weroenoen lnipriiden
buIo nidt mebr geniigen. Ser nelle
MnlegepIas iou 8runsbiittel Deroen,
tueI6es, in Der nd1ften Ndbe Don
Samburg, an Der ~@lbmiinoung ge-
legen, ben @usgangspunft Oes 4ai-
Ter @ilbelmfonols biloet. Gen ant
6eren gnopunft oes &annIs 8tptIdeu
georo- uno Office biI0et SoItendll
BET &iel.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

9rGiioent Socob @ouIo S6ur-
man BON Ser Cornell uniDerftat in
Stbaca CAB am borigen 6reitag be.
fannt, ooB $err Socob s. Sebiff BON
Der 8anffirma &ubn 2Oeb uno 60.
in Stem yorf, Ser ~l1niberfitit $780,
900 our 8erfiigung geitent babe. Ole
S9enfung miro ais Die nSSSncob s.
S9iffftiftang 5ur S0roerung oes
Gtuoiums oeuti6er <Itlr" befannt
Iein uno an ibre @%ertuenoung Iin6
feline 8eOingungen gefniipft.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Die AboanfMns mag cine pnrInmen.
tariIde unterfu9uHg rno cine oil.
gemetue aabinettsfriits nnb ii6 ste
ben. Serr De SeIDes iiberunbm oas
gortefeuine Oes ausDGrtigen am &c.
SUM 1911, oIs Gaiuour nod @b.
6ontung oes Rabinetts Waorris fran.
s0fi6er 9remier geDoroen mar.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Gents mar. Ser TrOfit am Set
mar IA NtaI GROCER ais Der am aus
qeldIa6teten 6Ieti6 unO Der Don
Sduten faIt ebenio groB. Dus @eIo,
weldes aus 2eim er8ielt DurOe, be-
lief itd nod NliIes @ngabe auf feds
NAL mebr ols oos aus friidem 5Ieiih
erI01te.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
0og in peraonaenen @omml

= 0as I'M bergangenen Sommer,
ais es gang unberm1ttet Dor Iga6ir
in @aroffo eri1ien, nieIgenannte
&anonenboot 08ontber" bat am
5amstog BON &ieG aus Die &eiie nod
ueItafrifonii9en @etp1nern ongetre-
ten. @s lit beitimmt, oas ~lingebel1re
qebeure 9tromgebiet oes 4ongo. Der
an Der @eItfii1te Mfrifas miinOet, 5u
befabren uno BEN getpobnern 0es
2an6gebiets, peI1es in Dem Marot-
fo- begin. &ongo-abfommen BON
5ranfreid an 9eutl6lnnO a6getre=
ten tpi1roe, gum eritenmnl Die Oeilti6e
Slagge 5u 5eigen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Serr Suitin 6. De 9elues, Der
fran80ffde MiniIter oes AeuBeren.
bat am 0ienstag infolge oes Streits
iiber oas nit OeutimIauo abgeidloi-
fene MaroffO : Nbfommen abgebautt.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Entered as second class matter at the
post office at Washington, d. c.
Samstag, Den 10. Sonuar 1912.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Der Abonnemel,tspreis betrd0t
JdbrIia, $3.50
6aIbidPrIia, lbs
pisrteIidbrIia, .6S
MOnatIi4, rs
G~inssIHummerH 3
Au3eiSen:
@inmalis ~einipaItis:
3 3ellen. 40
1 3Oa Ootr Z 3eilsu. ......$l.50
glieOrisers Staten fir srOBere Anasisen
OOer %mebrmoIise SniertiOneH.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-09-06
But In Her Case

Woman's wit readily adapts itself
to all places and all occasions A
woman lecturer was delivering a
practical talk on beauty and the
beauty cult for the entertainment of
the Woman's Professional league of
New York at an interesting session
one afternoon.
In the course of her lecture the
speaker emphasized the point that GER
tain measurements were fundamental
ly important Unha apily. however.
the lecturer hersel had a form-if
her unusual bulk could be dignitied BY
such a term-that was fashioned on
anything but the lines of the Keller
mann type.
Proceeding with her dissertation on
measurements. sh, held up very fat.
round wrist. and said: Now. twice
around my wrist. once around rny
throat Twice around my throat. once
around my waist Twice around my
waist"
Once around Central Park!" ex-
ploded an irrepressible young thing
out in the audience. and the storm of
laughter that followed was altogether
mmeasurable.-su Sunday Magazine.