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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05
EITHER FRIEND OR FOE.

II there ia a squarer man In these
r,n,,ed states than William II. Taft,
we don't know what his name Is OF
whore he lives. This fact alone sur
fees to account for hds burst OF
honest indignation when he said TO
the Maryland Editorial Association;
"All we ask is fair fight. A man
cannot be In the Republican party
and in a third party at the same time
and he should be compelled to make
h,s seIection. 1t is, therefore, es-
aential that we make. the cleavage
as clear as 1t can be made, 80 that
those who are Republicans shall De
Republicans and those who are with
the boilers shall bear their name ana
title and not be Republicans ana
holters. because they cannot beat
least. they ought not to be In all
fairness. We ought to have electors
IN each state bearing the emblem
Of the Republican party. bearing the
names Of the candidate OF that party
for president or vice president at
the head Of the ticket, covering the
electors who are going to vote for
those names. II there are any men
on that list who are not going TO
vote for the men at the head OF
that ticket, don't hesitate to say
that they are dishonest men. In tha'
they are holding out to the people
who are to vote for them an implied
promise that they are for the names
on the ticket when they, In fact
intend to vote for somebody else
think that Is Just following the
piainest kind of PRINCIPLES Of ordin'
airy morals"
How any honorable man can ais
pute this simple proposition sur
passes comprehension. The same
idea was once expressed with equal
explicitness in these words:
"A man cannot act both without
and within the party; he can DO
either. but he cannot possibly dc
both. Each course has its advan.
tages and each has its dtsadyahtages'
and one cannot take the advantagei
or the disadvantages separately. ]
vent in with my eyes open to do what
could within the party; | did my
best and got beaten, and promise
to stand by the result. II is Inn
possible to combine the functions
Of q guerilla chief with those Of q
colonel in the regular army"
Truer words were never spoken
They we're uttered by Theodore
Roosevelt In 1884.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05
GovERNnlENT DTREcToRY.

President and Congress. President
william Howard taft, Ohio; salary
SIS, 900, with allowance for travel
ling expenses up to $4,000 extra,
and usually $4,000 4 year apDrOA
priated for care Of white house and
stables.
vice president, James Schoclcraft
Sherman, New York; salary $4,000.
President pro tenn in case Of vacancy,
Speaker OF house, Champ Clark,
Missouri; salary $4,000.
The 96 senators and 3S1 repre-
sentatives receive 1880 salary each,
with mileage extra at 20 cents q
mile each way, figured on the dis
lance between their home and
washington; also 1925 extra for
stationery, newspapers. etc. Each IL
also provided with clerk at federal
cost. Under apportionment Of 1910
next congress will have ABS mem
bers; ratio Of representation, one tc
each 212,4O7 population.
The Cabinet: Arranged in order
Of presidential succession: secretar,
OF state. Philander g. Knox, Pa
treasury, Franklin Maeveagh, III
war, Henry L. stimson. N. H; attor
,ney general, Geo. w. Wickersham
In. n; postmaster general. Frank H
Hitchcock. Mass; secretary navy
IGeo. Won L. Meyer, Mass; interior
Walter L. Fisher, ILL.,; agriculture
James Wilson, Ia; commerce ami
labor. Chas. Nagel. Mo. Salary Q
leach $4,000.
The Supreme Court: Chief Jus
Itice, Edward .. white. La, tDsm.l
salary SIS. 900. Associate justices
SALARY $4,000 each: Jos. McKenns
caI.. fRep.); Oliver W. Holmes
lMaas.. (Rep.l; wm r. Day. Ohio
/ (Rep.l Horace Il. Lurton. Tenn.
lfDem.l; chas. 3. Hugrea, n. 7,
lfnap.3 Tea. u. Lamar. Ca. tDem.l
wille Van Deeanler. Wgo. lRsp.l
nEahion pltney. N. " fRepl
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05
CRAss

v b 4 ~ =
It is good to republlah once II
While this tribute to grass By John
j. ingalls,: Next in Importance 70
the divine prcfusion 81 water light
and air, those three crest pl8sical
facts which render existence posi-
BILE, may be reckoned the universal
beneficence OF grass. Exaggerated
By tropical heats and vapors to the
gigantic cane congested with its
saccharine secretion, or dwarfed BY
polar rigors to the fibros hair q
northern solitudes. embracing be-
tween these extremes the maize with
It's resoIute pennons, the rice plant
Of southern ewamps. the wheat, rye
barley, oats and other cereals, No
less than the humber yerdure q
hillside, pasture and prairie IN the
temperate zone, grass Is the most
widely distributed Of ali vegetable
beings, ana it is at once the type
~ our life and the emblem Of cur
mortality. Lying IN the sunshine
among the buttercups and dande-
lions or May, scarcely higher In In
telligence than the minute tenants q
that mimic wilderness, our earliest
recoIlections are Of grass; and when
the fitfuI fever Is ended, and the
foolish wrangle Of the market and
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05
a MISTAKE FOR. STUBS.

Hutchinson, News: The trouble
with Governor Stubbs and his little
crowd is that they talk square deal
and won't give it. They had 2
Ieplendid chance at the party council
| to give the Taft men q chance TO
vote for Taft and the Roosevelt
men q chance to vote for Roosevelt.
but they feared to be fair. Governor
lStubbs has an idea that Rcosevelt's
popularity will carry the rest Of the
ticket and that such Is the way ne
lean be United States senator. He
would have made thousands Of votes
lie he had been fair and given q
square deal. But he thinks he can
sneak more votes by holding onto
the Roosevelt coat tail, than be can
lby being fair.
After the governor had been re-
|pudIated BY the people at the pri-
mary he doubtless had no wish to
|encounter any more independent vot-
ling. But he had better have done
leo. He will lose two votes BY this
unfairness To one that be would lose
lby being fair. II he should get beat
at the election be can charge II up
10 his refusal to trust the people
TO vote as they please at time
when they are going to do 90.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05

According to their statements, cam
didates for public offices have apeAt
enough money during the recent
campaign to burn up a wet mule and
the time wasted in making footprints
in the political sands could have
built 4 macAdam highway from Troy
to Meade. Many Of the defeated
candidates Who are too proud to
weep and too polite to swear have
concluded that the grapes are sour
sha are smiling on their successful
onbonsuas who FOR the next two
yeare wsIl have to work hard and
So raid harder. Some Of the eanai.
an tried to brighten away TIE
rs.itIlsi collectors BY pultlDg oa
refss 81 p1rerty. hut Ike the sAip.
rreeAsa uonaR Who PVT On black
..sttiAss s. cider g ecare away
sharha. theS wsro crunched p ne
s. lan 1Ae hige eos'
81 sne q ang pace Nlia tR =
M est S. lir sa1 Ferf
81 Ae ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05
4 pR0GRTssivE DON,T.

Mr.. Hotchkiss, one OF the leaders
Of the Bull Moose campaign, has
issued circular Of ''Don'ts for Pro-
gressiyes" in which appears this gem:
''Don't forget that You are now .
| Progressive, and no longer 9 Re-
publican, Democrat, an Indepen-
ldent Lacquer, q Prohibitionist Or 2
Socialist
The humor OF that we are sure
Twin appeal to Governor stubbs who
lis running for senator AZ Republic
can candidate and putting candt-
dates for electors pledged to vote
Ifor Roosevelt on the Republican tick
Iet. It viii appeal to the piOus Mr.
Trim, OF Plttsburg, who wanted to
run RooseveIt electors under the
names 81 Taft and sherman on The
Pennsylvania ballot. Il win anus
lsome Of the Progressives II Mary.
lland, who are trying to pose as Re
lpnblicans IN order to betray thai
iparty. II may even awaken . laugh
lamone the Democrats n North Caro-
lima some Of whose electors Mn
lRoose7slt threatened to rlifts isE
weeks ago. plannins 20 let theu
lbe supported az Democrats b VII
lson men, ana then t4k6 their votes
linso the electoral collsee foE HIN
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05

nnusNNkN0 Az mOhEm /
Colonel Roosevelt Told ths peopls
the other day that ". George ",
perkins. Of the harvester trust vas
ru6portink the Prostesaive party. ne-
cordlne TO Ne. Perkins, own pro-
fssuIons. because he wanted % make
the country 4 better one for pia
ehuar~m 10 I've in- TO this en1 Ne
desired 70 zee Justice dose, % I'M
prove the rslatIona Of the govern
msnt and business and set capital
ana labor tossshsr ON . bettsF haeis'
In a word, Mr.. PsFkina was FRO
Iersssivs, ready 70 dsvcts his abun-
dant means to the Progressive carse
not because the head Of the Progress
slve party once called Mr.. Perkins
harvester trust a good trust bpt
because Mr.. Perkins was a social
lreformer, anxious to see this made
a better world for everybody TO i've
in.
Mr.. Perkins is one Of the directors
and managers OF the Harvester
trust and also one Of It's chief own
ers. The state OF New York has re-
Gently been conducting an investiga-
ton of the trusts plants In that
state. The sworn testimony taken
before the state factory investigat-
ing commission shows that the con-
dition of the workers in the har-
vester trusts Irvine min at Auburn,
N. ", are shameful. Even Jaws
made for the protection Of labor
were not observed there when this
testimony was taken, one week ago,
for though the law requires that
seats shall be provided for the work
ers and that they shall be allowed
to sit in them, all Of the witnesses
testified that they were compelled
TO stand during the long hours OF
their employment, and although the
law requires the use of devices TO
exhaust the dust from the mill, no
such devices had been installed. The
hours OF work were extremely long,
and the earnings of the workers
barely enough to keep them from
starvation. Injuries to workers
Iwere frequent. Night work prevail
led. And the persons who were thus
forced to work ten hours by day or
night. standing, in badly dighted
workrooms, in an atmosphere 50
laden with dust as to be unhealthy
were chiefly women and children.
the very classes for which the pro-
gressive party is loudest in demand
ling justice.
!. Young mothers work ten hours a
night! What about making this .
, better place for their children? And
, at once, not when some millennial
: "programme" has been legally
! adoptedY Has not the Colonel been
; Vigorous in Jsnouncing the exploita-
Ition Of women at night work. Mr.
|, Perkins and his Progressive convic-
tions are one thing. But how about
mr.. Perkins dolIars--his dollars
] gained by employing women because
IIthey are cheaper than men and en-
i Iploying them under such conditions
las unfit them for motherhood and
|. deprive the young children Of those
who are mothers Of their mothers
care?
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05

senator Bofah IS % - deleatea
10 resisstien fot aunnter N IDAHO
AZ TIE ularilns 81 q third party ca
sie,s 1Fsinst him 81 ne Ccleleks
sss xskno nsn al apnsf hss
h moI9 co1s1tuil1 q
s, ara ma n lts Had
a. 6,saeils g a. w
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05

pride ii expressed in the disin-
terested and effective cooperation q
George W. Perkins," says the latest
Roosevelt statement, What 9 good
little trust manager George is--but
81 course 1t is only right that be
should have something n return for
the hundreds Of thousands he 4 Civ
ing to the reform movement.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05

Governor Stubbs says that the only
persons opposing him are the bolt
ers. This is very interesting coming
from the governor who Is running
for office on the Republican ticket
and chasing over the country advis-
ing the voters to defeat the Repub-
lican nominee for president.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05

II you drive down the Enterprise
road you will notice the the road
along G. T. Estes farm Is thoroughly
dragged and smooth as boulevard,
That is the kind Of public spirit
that counts.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05

forum is closed. grass heals over the
scar which our descent into the bos-
ON of the earth has made and the
carpet Of the infant becomes the
blanket Of the dead.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05

when aduek lays an egg, she gets
up and waddles off. hen adver-
tsses with her cackle. That's the
reason there are more chickens than
ducks in the world.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05

Jim Brady ID the new president
Of the Mississippi Congress.
Jim can put ginger into 1t from the
word 60.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-09-05

Big corn stories are coming in
just wait until Dickinson enters the
list.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
@ehfaIen.

4o6um. = Die Stn0t 8oduml
bot fir ben bon Der @ohum-@ elien-
tir6ener StraBenbabngeieGihnft &C.
'pIanten Iusbou Der StroBenbabnen
8odum-@ elienfirhen, 8o9um-g8eit-
mar, 9o1umsSio, 8odum : gorS
cine auleibebiirgIdaft BON 100000
Meart iibernommen.
Suien. - Ser Steiger Bilbelm
Menger bon bier lit an ben SoIgen
zines in Der CRUDE Der 8ede gourI
erlittenen l1nfoQes ~geitorben.
&ir9Bor0e. = 9ur9 Stein.
fan tDurOe Der gersmann @uit. 3d.
der ouf Der 8e9e n@ottesiegen" Der
art i6mer nerlest, oaB er fur5 Oarnui
on ben erIittenen 9erlesungen Itarb.
Ct binterl1Bt cine @ittue uR0 3tUei
fIeine &in0er.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
aSninrri6 @nhien.

2eipais. = Serr BoItor Gen.
felt 1890 Arhoiafoniis al ct. Betri.
tpir0 OemndfIt Die 2eitung 0es it60-
tii9en armennmtes iibernebmen.
&atsmaurermeiiter Mirus OabieI
lit geltorben.
Sreiberg. SIN Breisals'
ihreiben fir oen Iusbau beg bieiiger
BONES pur6e Der @nttpurf oes &rdi.
teften Brof. Or. -Sn9. Bruno Sdmit
in gbarlottenburg nit Dem erIter
Breiie niisseSei1net.
SaIsbride. = grtrunfen II
I'M bieIigen Miiblgrdben Oes fiinfi1b'
rige Sobnhen 0es Sdbriti6mieOes
2imbah.
@Idersoorf Bel Neuitaot. =
Dor einigen Bo1en brannte Elm sc
bGllOe Der 8rouerei nieoer. DnI
Seuer tpuroe auf gran0itiftung gu
riideefiibrt. Die @rmitteluneen Oel
RriminalpoIiaei fiibrten CUR gerbnf
tung 0es 8irtidafters DoIf uno ei
nes StaIidpei5ers aus RiidersOorf
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Sdmeis.

ReconotIier. - als neulid
ser Rdier SieIi nit ieinem Vtildfubr-
tperf BON 5uet nod Geconpilier fab
rem monte, rutl9te ibm i'm 9orfe
5aicourt Elm Gao bon ser aAie, 10
6aB Der 8agen umitiir5te. Dns
gfero ideute, iiberidIug lid unO fiel
10 ungliidlih, Dab es iofort tot mar
Ole M1il6 fpurOe peridittet. Sieli
erleioet Our1 Den ungliidsfoa etnen
G6aoen BON 1900 6r.
@argou.- Sn 8oblen Itarb
oieier Gage mad fur5em %llnpobliein
an Ben SoIgen zines 6blagonfales
Serr Sobann Seller, Reoafteur un0
8erIeger ser n6reidmter.Stimme
Setter Itammt aus SarmenItorf Dem
@eburtsorte Muguitin Sellers. Ser
norgcaangen ans einfahen 8erbdlt.
niIien, aufgepadIen in Sen fonierOa-
tib 6enfen6en 4~reiien ieiner Gorfge.
noiIen, eignete iid Seller bod ihon
in iungen Sabren cine freiiinnige
@eltani6auung an, Der er lein gan.
5es Qeben lang in seiteref unO trii-
ben Sagen ltets treu ge6lieben lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
@rOpina

@rfurt. = Die 3obI Ser er.
franfunsen, Die iih in bieiigeu 5ami-
lien nod Dem @enuB BON Sadfleiid
einiteatetL lit auf 10 geitiegeu. IS
uur0e feitgeiteat, OaB oas @adfleiiA,
nod oeiien @enuB Oie gergiftungser.
ideinunsen auftraten, allies BON Ell.
nem uno oemiel6en @eiddit be3ogen
mar. 0as grgebnis Der BON Stats.
ontpaltidaft unO @eiunObeitsbeboroe
etneeleiteten tnteriudung itebt nod,
aus.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

&0In. = gntipre9en6 Der @rt.
DidIuns Der 6IugteAnif Bat ihon
Dor ldngerer 8eit Der @orfton0 0e8
rRoIner &Iubs fir 2uftiHiffabrt" be-
ihIoiien, Dem 6lugiport in nod b0-
berem Grade als bisber ieine guf-
merfimnfeit 5u3urpenOen. Dieien @e-
0anten fam Der &lrb iest in Die Got
umieBen. Die Sto0t 40in Bat nam.
lid, nm ben Slugiport in &0In gu
foroern. Dem &lltb elm 500 Morgen
groBes @eldn0e, ean5 nnbe BET Der
8abnittion 2on9eri9 geIegen, padt-
frei sur 8erfigung geiteGt. Die f.
nan5ielle Seite 0es unternebmens 1T
geIi6ert, 5unoI Dem &lub cine gro
Bere Hiidlage CUR 8erfiigung itebt
pnO auBer6em Der &olner NerfebrS-
berein ionie Die bieitge Srtsgrllppe
oes 9eutiden2 idbr-
Ii9e 3ui6iilie leilten. @s tper0en
Sliegeri6ulen eingerihtet uno @ett-
Hiegen o~eranitaltet. 8eiterbtn pur-
De beihloiien, ben 8egtnn oes Sc
iddftsiabres bonn 1. Sanrar orf ben
1. 9ftober 81 berlegen. Ser 8or-
ltano ptroe our9 ben Glugplosats-
ihuB uno einen iuriitiiden 9eirut er-
meitert.
RrefeIo. - Mnior a. 9. Nei-
nede, elm in allen &reiien unierer
Sta0t geiddster Mitbiirger, bat ieiu
6OiG6riges 9ienitiubiIdum sefeiert,
MHIbeim a. 5. SRubr. Ser
Grbeiter Seinri1 SGger aus Sber-
barlen-0 iimpten gerietb nuf Der
Grieorid @tGbelms-Siitte beim 2oien
Der 2ouffrobntette 6piiden 4niten
urbo @iienbabnpoeen un0 tuur0e er.
6riidt.
SbIies. - Der anftreiaermet.
fter Ioam IoIte aus Der Mor0itrnBe
beriibte SeIbItmor6, inOeni er Sals.
i6ure tronf.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

@eI0 nidt 10 obne Deiteres 5urid.
M1on mitB SIT Dem @nOe Elm fhritt-
Iides @eiud an Die Eelegrapbenoer'
naltung riften, oie iih Damn an oas
6inansminiiterium penoet, oos BITE
rauf ole Sobofmonopolgeielihat
Die aud Sen @erihIeiB Der Brief- nno
Selegropbenmarfen beiibt, onool
%oerltdnOigt; Der gauge @efdGftsgotg
nimmt Orei ODER bier Waondte IN Att-
ipruh, uno idIieBlih befommt mon
Die Mitteilung, DAB man iiH I'M ST.
uon5omt einftelen moge, Inn lem
@eIo in @ntpfons at nebmen. Dort
muB man bier5ebn beri6ieoere S9ol
ter Ourdmahen, 5oblloie unterihrtf'
ten obgeben, periHieoene &bitenlpe-
lungen oornebmen Iaiien, cine Stem'
peImarfe be5ablen,un6 ihlieBli6 be.
fommt man, tpenn man einen olttort-
lierten 9iirgen mitbringt (idrtftlthe
acknowledgement geniigen nidt), ni4t
Iein @elo, ionoern cine Intpeiirng
nlif bic ganf Don Spanfen. Die
Operution i'm Sinon5omt nnein
nimnlt einen boIben Gag In Gn-
iprud uno lit auBerit IGItig unO er.
miioenO. Inter Oieien l~tmftdn6en
ber5ihtet man in BEN meiiten Tdnen
Oaroui feline Ausgaben fir unter-
Oriifte 9epeiden 8uriid5uforOern.
SIN SeIegrap6ennmt, onitoBeuo an
Sen oorerpGbnten offentIihen SodI,
befin0et iih ser rSonI" Der Soltrno-
liiten. @s lit elm fleiner, g~e1poIbter
@oiim, 0eIIen 8Gn0e bonn Sobafs-
rouh geihpdr3t iinO, nit nltr einem
@uflo9 ouf ole fleine Gale De Gan
&icorOo. Gag un0 Waht 1T Der
Gollm nit ouslGnoiiHen trrO fpnri-
iden SournaIiiten gefiint, bic utlurt-
terbro6en iiberm S6reiben ihreien
un0 0isfutieren. 9ie etn3igen DO
bel i'm ySaoI~ Iino elm LANCER Gid
un6 nodeIige StiibIe. &arifoturen,
bumoriltihe 3eihnungen, 3eihIngs-
atsihnitte, Wappen n3ieren" Die
8Gn0e. @inten in elmer Mouernii6e
funfelt cine mG6tige 8otterie bon
2if0rfIaiden unO cine &nfeemaidfne.
@s lit Der eiferns %sItono Der Iftien-
geieui6aft mn heihrGnfter &oftung
.Gafetera Meconica". 6ritber rdm.
Ii6 IieBen 0ie S%ourroIiiten 0es @e-
n0lb3immers lih &offee uno Shn6p.
ie aus ben na5en Saoernen fir fdne-
reg @el0 bringen, biz elm finoiger
Ropf auf ben @eoonfen tam, Die bor-
genanute Iftiengeieai6aft gu treie-
rem, Inn ole 8etrGnfe biqiger uni
better beidsfien gu fonnen. Dad
Aftienfapital betrGgt 80 sc. uno be.
itebt ous1OO GnteiIen 8u so 8fennig.
@S neroen oft Bis 3u so Bro3ent Sc
mimi nerIhiittet, obihon Die De.
trGnte, bic man 5u je0er Stunoe BE-
tommen fam, nm go 8ro3ent bili'
ger fin0, aIs sic ~ouspGrts b~e8ogenen
SIN nelten, Iururioien Selegrapben,
gebduOe miro sic .gafetern" na6r.
ideinli6 nidt geouloet meroen, unS
3ieben mir einmal Inn, 10 iperoen NH
tDobl nrit @emut BON unierm alien
ruBigen @etDoIb5immer @bidie6 neb.
men.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Qnrembnra.

Quremburg.-@s baben an
Der Nahener Tehn. Sohihule ibr
DipIomeramen ais Sitteningenieur
nit .4us5eidnung~ b%eitunoen: Sol
Baquet aus 2%uremburg, Sans Du-
mont aus Quremburg uno Sules 60
mort aus 8ilb; ols @leftroinee-
nieur NIT Ser gote gut" q. Slider
aus griingen.
Gid a. 5. 3.-&iir5lid BRAN
aen 9ie6e NIT NahihIiiIiel in ben
neben Der @obnung gelegenen Shb-
nerItaa BEG 8iirobenmten Sob. 8npt.
SIinqer uno moften bort rethe Beu-
te, inoem fte 5wei Duseno $iibner
un6 Raninfen mitfortnabmen. Dfe
Sb6ter 6lieben bisber unentoedt.
Mooingen.-Der @rbeiter Gu
oen 9eon bon bier puroe fiir5lid i'm
5treite ourd Meiferftide idner Der.
IeBt un6 muBte nod benz Spital &C.
broft peroen. Die Ebdter, Die
@ebr. Staupert un6 ban Der Neitle,
muroen in einem SAanflofal ourh
oie @enoarmerie aufgegriffen- 9et-
terer Iprane ourh elm offenitebenoes
Seniter, Inn 81 entfomnlen, itiirdte
nber un0 blieb liegen, 0a er Elm getn
aebroden botte. aud er muBte Ing
5pitol eingeliefert meroen.
SolIeri d. -aiir8lid fiel Der
auf Dem Souie Boiler in Geiitngm
beId6ftigte Dadoeder g. 5rante aus
elmer Sobe pom 6 Meter berab. Or
crlitt einen 9ruh Oes redten Be7es
unO innere 8erlesuneen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

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