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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-12-30

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CIRCULAR LETTERS

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arabiid i'm OentI@su Seer.

9ie M~itteilungen oes @ereins fir
6os Dertidtum i'm 9(ltsIano, Der lid
I'M itetem erfreuIihen Bnhstitm be.
finoet, bringen Die penig befonnte
EotioHe sur offentIifen 4enntniS,
0aB fir sic oeutihe Nrmee oGi1hr.
Iif cine gn5ohT 6eerespfIihtiger
auseeboben miro, Die Der orobiiden
SpradJe ols elmer 5tpeiten Mtutter.
Iprade ooufommen m6htig iinO. @s
1T oies Der Seereseriob aus Dem
Retfsoeuti6en Der RoIonien in Ba.
latina. DieTe &olonien umfoiien ct
ma 1850 Geelen, oobon Die itdott-
Iden in Soffu, Soifo unO SeruIalem
4ngefdbr 1850, bic IanoDirtidaftIi-
den In Surona uno @iIbeImo gegen
500 Berionen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Die Aeatide @eialeIe.

Die @einIeie bat nun ibernn i'm
Rbein- un0 Woielgebiet unter Dem
ibIihen feierliden @lodengel1ute be.
gonnen. Gum Ebetl lit Iie logar
ldon beenOet. 8ie ertpartet, ergi6t
Iie lie mad Den beridieOenen @empr-
Eungen un0 2osen einen guten bal
ben 9erblt mn6 mebr. Gum Gbeil
fin0 an ben St0Gen Die 8lGtter nod
eond grim = Elm 8eiden, tUie geiunO
bic St0de Iih in Oieiem beroOrrogen-
ben Sabre erbolten boben. Ga Der
Din3er aber bel lolfer 8lattfiine IN
Der 2eie Ieift cine Sroltbe iiberiiebt,
10 tpiro permutbli1 nod pielfoh cine
No1leIe erfor6erIi1 fem. Die Srau.
ben IinO 10 iaftreih iie baben, tpie Der
Din3er iagt, 10 bel y8riib", OnB iie
fat Ole eIei9e Menee Moit erseben,
u1breno in on0eren Sabrg1neen auf
einen Mbgong bon 20 8roaent babel
eere1net miro. GuBerOem lit Der
gaoIt 10 iiiB, 6oB gang itder niAt gs-
6udert mer0en tpir0. 4us 9eIorgniB
Dor nod 0l erOBen RegenfdGen miro
Die grnte nit fieberbofter Gle inter
Dad gebroGt. Die 8reife fin Oie
Erouben Iino Iebr DeridieOen, Ood
fiK6 fe iibernn pieI bOber, uIs i'm
Woriobre, unO foit Ooppelt 10 bod,
tDie I'M Sabre 1909 = in ben berihie-
0enen @emorfungen unO 2ngen
i1nonfen Iie Stpiiden 30 Tfennig
unO 2 Wort fir oos 8fun0. Dem
entipre6en aud Oie 9reiie fir ben
WRoIt. Sir bic Ohm (Ons iinO pier
G6aeI O6er 200 2iter) 1ablen Die
GAMBLER OurdIGnittIid 125 Bis 100
Morf, bod tperoen aud biel hobere
BreiIe e~r5ieIt. go miro aus 8ingen
eemeI6et, OoB BORT Die Dim Moit aus
Der SriibmeIierei Al Mart brnhte.
I'm fi1 bon ben Preiien, bic Der
Gambler bonn Roniumenten ODER 8rpt.
iAenhGn6Ier onnebmen muB, eiHen
Rsgrtf n MAIDEN lei geiogt, eas
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

nlt 4eGerbebnnolung gerpnduna
uno Sradbt ungefGbr ebenio piaf
Se[bItfoTten 5u perrehneu iinO. fpie
OUT Den Wsolt. ginige BeiiimiIten
InIien Die 9eiorguiB laut DerOen, OoB
mo ia uidt miiien fam, nie IiA Der
@ein oieies abnormen Sommers i'm
6oB eutDideIn miro, unO oh Die bo.
ben Ginfdufspreiie gerehtfertiet iinO.
an0ere Dermihen mieSer bic .fleiuen
@eine", Die bilige 4oniumpnnre.
Dog Iin6 Die 2eute, oenen es Der liebe
@ptt eben niemals reht MAIDEN fam.
Sbnen mare es lieber geueien, er
b6tte einen peniger guten SropFen,
uber 6ufiir oeito mebr nnhien loiien.
Seoenfuus beoertet 0ie @einernte
OieIes Sabres fir @bein unO Ioiel
einen reiden Grias fir bic Sd6oen
6es beiBen 5ommers uuo oamit aud
einen tDirtbidaftIiden Croft.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
9Oaen.
GD9e1t.
Oentide Treimamrer Cog

a 0entIde Treimanrer 2pse
XGN Arminils, $50. %, S. q. 81.
Nv sc. @oom S9neioer, Se-
tretGr 3746 Sec &inleD Str, gbeoD
gbaIe 9. 6. |eriammelt ii9 ieoen
1. uno 3. 0ienstag i'm Monat i'm
neuen Maionic Sempel.
BiI6elm Sell GOsc go. 5, g. 8.
6. Of s. |erIammelt li9 ieoen 1.
uno 8. 9onnerstoGI I'M Wonat in
623, 2oufiona glbenue. 8aul Bad.
ihmiO, Sefret1r, 1O7 5. StraBe,
81. 81.
Columbia 8unO go. 81, 9. 8. g.
81. Sobn Meininger, Sefretdr, 7t6
Gresham 8loce, q. SO. 8eriammeIt
lid ie0en 2. Wlittno6 inn Monat in
1877 Z. StraBe.
aSniSin 9uile SunO, o. 8. 9. 81. Grau
Wartba Stu trtus, prdibentin.
8aibinstOn Sain Ger. 1, 81. 8. ..
9. S. SCHUBERT, 1927 1. StroBe, g.
M. Teriommelt ii9 ie0en 1. uno 3.
Wtontag i'm Monat in $40. 1877 7.
StroBe.
SentOnin GOge go. 2, 8. 9. s.
g. S. SO. Selbie, 9rdlioent, 1742.
z. StraBe, g. SO. $. @amenreid.
Sefretdr, 1900, s. @traBe, 81. Sc,
@eriammeIt ii9 ieoen 2. uno 4.
Montag i'm Monat in 1889 z. Ctr,
q. Sc.
@ermania GOse go. Is. 6. Of g,
geriammelt fi9 ieoen 2. un0 4.
Dienstng i'm Hptbinn Gempel $40.
1912 8. Grnbs, q. %.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
airbIi3e WOtsen.

9entIde rSmiI6 ! EatbDItihe ct,
Mnrien STRIDE, gde Ser 5. Ctr, 8wi-
ihen o uno s Str, q. 90. S. q.
8otb, 9forrer, 81. s. Mibm, Aiii-
Itout. @ottesOienIte: Sonntags,
6riibmeiie, 7.3O l1br unO 9.t5 nbr,
Sohamt INN 1890 llbr, Sauie INN 3
ubr uuo 8eiper Inn 7.3O llbr.
OF. SOIspbs gisbssbune. gerIammsIt f&
isben 2 DRnfas TN WOnat in Der 8srrins-
bale. 5. unD b CTR. q. %. Cdr. 8arI
Spemt, 20. 2 Q. %. s.
ct. 8Onifarius aranItn . IluisrhfBunss.
gereia. 8sriammslt ld jsptn 2. Wiiitpod
m MOnat IN Oblsn Siele. SOIepb 8ababtB,
1925 %. .. Mpe. ~. gB.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

ii1 ieoen i. 0ienStag i'm Neonot in
1877 Z. StrnBe.
&lattOitIder |ereen. Bm. Stir
mann SefretGr, %pobubaft in 8aco-
mo Tarf, DeriammeIt ii9 ieOen 2.
0onnerstag i'm Mtonat in 1927 Z.
StraBe.
erItiikmngsberein Sobn
Dies, SetretGr, 1888 9. Capitol
StraBe. 8erlnmmelt Iid ieoen /.
Oienstog i'm MOnot in $40. 922
Benn. @ne.
Sunge Netger : nHterItitangsber-
ein. @eriammelt li9 am 3ten 9iens-
tag i'm Nonat in geo. 922 8enn. @be.
George 8aferi9mtot, Setret1r.
Columbia graner . 9ramfen.ltn.
terititmnssbereiu. 6ran3 &om, Sc
fretGr, 1884 22te Str, g. SO. Ser.
iammeIt iib ieOen 3. 0tenstae i'm
Monat in $50. 1927 Z. StroBe.
8nrbiersllniOn @erlammelt iit)
am /. unO 8. Mitttpo9 i'm Ulonot in
$50. 922 Renn. ADe.
gGfer : ltnteritatnnss : 11niOn.
(9IIt). 8eriammelt iid am l.. Conn
tag i'm Monat in yeo. 827 Z. Ctr,
morgeus Inn II nbr.
8Gder : nnteritiknnss : @erein
go. /. (Sung). 8eriammelt ii9 ie.
ben 2. Counting I'M Monot UNI II
ubr morgens in SEQ. 1927 Z. Ctr.
Irbciterfranfenfafe. 8eriummelt
fi9 ie0en 3. 9ienstag unO am lesten
Samstog i'm Monot, obenOs in SEQ.
1927 Z. StraBe.
GOncOrOia . Iereim bon (8IaOens.
burg Mnr1lanO.
Bran ; Nrbeiter , ltniOn SEQ, 1tS.
8eriommelt iid ant lesten Sonntag
i'm Monot in goIteao's Soae, 6. uro
6 StraBe. g. 50, 8m. Seamutb,
Sefret1r, 918 A. .StroBe, 81. s.
0entIder l1nteritiknmgsbnnO.
DiItrift $50. 40. Getret1r @m. San-
nemann, 1916 Wtorion StroBe, %.
SO. 8eriammeIt it9 ie0en A. Mitt-
nod i'm Monat in 1927 z. StraBe.
9entIder 1lnterltitunssbnnO, 9i-
thrift 100. Mi9oeI Dtet3, Sefretdr,
629 $ StraBe, 81. 6. gerlommelt
Iid ieoen A. 9onnerstag i'm Monat
in 737 7. @traBe.
0emtIder 1tntertitnngs6mnO. 0i-
Itrift SEQ. 41O. SefretGr Sobn Wtei-
ninger, 716 Gresham 8iace, g. @.
@erlommelt ii9 am 1. WeittuO9 ie-
ben Monats in SEQ. 1927 Z. GtraBe.
9eatId : Ameritaniider . Inter
fittings : @erein. Sobn Dies, &C.
fret6r, 1888 g. Capitol StraBe. Ser.
Iommelt ii9 ieoen 2. 9ienstag i'm
Wfonot in $50. 737 z. StroBe.
@ermania Glmb. RegelmGBige
3uIammenfunft Sreitags AbenOs in
Ebe 2oiefom, $50. 1923 S Str, Sc.
So. Sefret1r g. bon @rmert, SEQ.
1920 &ingmon 9lace.
DccaFa 8nnS. 0iit. of. Col, S.
81. S9irger, Sefret6r, gongreB
Seigbts, 8. 6. 8eriommeIt iid ie-
Sen 9. 9onnerstag i'm Monat in SEQ.
1877 z. StraBe.
DnteI 8rGfg @ergniigangs Der.
elm. Geo. Moir, Getret6r, 1881 lite
StroBe, q. SO. geriommeIt fi6 ie-
ben 9. Gonntag I'M Meonot I'M Sol.
ben gogIe Sotel, SEEN SerieD abe.
nue. uno 9 GtraBe.
Snfl 8rGTs Damrnperein. 5rau Ssnry
@raue wr6fDentin. Ierlammelt lH am 1.
MittpO& i'm MOnnt i'm 5auie zines Der Wit-
slifbrr.
@aIbimstUm Sid &eIief. grdIi0ent
s. @umenrei9. @eriommeIt ii6 am
1. unO 8. Montag I'M Monat in SEQ.
1927, Z. StraBe, g. SO.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

9eutide ebangeliid : I1tberiide
GOncOrOin Stride, 20. uuO s. ctr, g.
8.
8aitor: ReD. Saul ". Wteu5eI.
GUnntaas, brutl9er @Ottteoitnl nm II llbr
muraens, sneIil&er MOresusCttssrisnf an iserm
4. 9cnntas bee MOnats.
@ebetsStriammlnne bes &n6eaSCr 8sTeins
UNI 6.3O llbr.
GnsIiI6e Absnbepttesbisntr I'm 7.3O ubr
psnn DslOuosrs dngeisist.
Rlr6nrarbheuns am srftu Rittpu6 bss
Wpnats, abenos 8 ubT.
8rauenSereiHeppuna an sfRsn MittpC& bes
WCnate nahmittGes 2 ubr.
Die @Ountdes hulsbTsr babsn tbrG mcndt,
lime Wt1baftsOei lammlaus am StD itsn Liens-
az bes Mpnate, absnes 49, ubr, unO ibIG
rShsntliHe 8Orbsrsitunesiuupt DOnnsrstae
MbenD 7.30 ubr.
gnIammm lung 6ss NiHiOnsSsrsins 1T am 3.
DOnnsrstas bee @Onats I'm 2 nbr na6mittass,
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
81 Rsrma@taih

.Be tDmurt benin 0uS. Bob 6N
Bieienbouer, ieitOen er @ittpeT i
ieOen Gag IN bic 5riibmeiFe sebtH"
Seine Grau bat ibm ~teitameutu'
RID ben Sof peridrieben nit Der Be
oiueung, 6dB er entpeoer TIRE Smwe
iter beirotbet ODER ie6eu Gag tn 6te
SriibmeF eebt. $50, Oo eeht e. bali
IN bic SribmeiFl~
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

2ebrer: vBo baffD1 ben SHnupf.
t1bnt Der, Ser ole gauge 4IniIe nieien
n1ohte uno 10 bel Storung Derur-
io9te, Binp2~
@inD: son i'd Die @abrbeit To-
gen. $err 2ebrer?"
2etrer: r6reiIib, iOuit giebts
RriigeI."
BiaD uaus Sbrer ROdtui&e,
6err 2ebrer."
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

9eMtf6er GentrGIbersin. Braiioent
Rlrt 86Idner; /. @iae-Br6i. Mar-
tin @iegono; 2. gioes8rdi. SO. Stud
bai6eI; 3. @iae-Brdi. 4orl @golf;
a. Gi3e grdiioent George Mair;
8. 0i3e : BrGfiOent gluguit Sdmiot;
RarI Sonmel, S6aBmeiiter ;
@uItap Bender, 6efretdr; GOngreB
-6eiabts, 9. g.. Gobnentr6ger Soiepb
@pnorad, 9~eriammIung ieoen 4.
'9ienItag I'M Monot in. $40. 922
Benn. @DeHie.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Silent: ~Sie bereGnen mir 0d e.
ne 2oniuItation pom o1ten; i'd bin
nber bod erIt am neunten gum eriten
Mfole gu Sbnen g%efommen."
@nmoIt: nI1eroin9s, ober am adj
ten botte i'd Sbnen bod teIepbOnii&
ben &otb gegeben, ii4 ON mid ~
men0enL"
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

Die 9~eItimmuno unieres Sod
Oeitstaees iiberInlie i'd Sbneu, Iieb'
Sdtuieeermomn, nber bite, ni4t oeu
Sreitoe."
.@inO sic obergIGmbii49~
~Bornm ni1t CARL Nber Ao BOB
Id meinen Sfntobeno."
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Sn eincm cqbOriutb Srrirrt.

Sn etnem SeIienfelIer BEL Gopeneu
tpurOe elm Sdneioer BON bier Arbei.
tern, bic bort einltieeet, foft Der
IhmnGtet oufgefunoen. Or mar elm
aeItiegen, bate Iih Oerirrt uro mar
niht imItnnoe. ben Iusgong aus Dem
2nbprtntb nieoer 5u getpinnen, 70
CAB er Iieben Gage obne Nobrung IN
Der GeIsbobIe aubrineen muBte. am
&aIie bate Der nngliilide tiefe
G6nitttpunoen, Die er fi1 permutb,
lid in einem @erameifIungsanfal
ieIbft beiNebradt boben Oirfte.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
GrmprSet nnb ms Ssnsr astuOrfsn.

Cine idpere 8Iuttbat 1T in MOn-
terid (Quemburg) periibt poroen.
SIN Soufe oes Sdneioers Sungers
mar Seuer ausgebrohen. 9te elm
6rinaen0en NaHbarn fanoen ale
HebGIter erbrohen unO NIT 8lut be-
Iu0eIt. MIs oas 6euer gelolHt mar.
fon6 man Die 3eihe Sungers, Der err
mor0et tporoen mar. Ser Shdtet
hotte Geuer nneeIeot, I'M bic Spu'
ran 90 ner4Dr&eu.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
anaepanbtsr @pDrt

,Dos lit famos, $iiber, 0uB On
nod 10 IpGt NIT Deinem GeropIon
0oberfommItl Sci bod 10 gut
fItea' NAL i'll ben bierten Gtod bh1'
o11f un6 fGoli' Ourn 6os beIe~1tete
Geniter, Oh nletne NIte nod tpn6 iIti~
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
aa8 elm SbiufrtHub.

.2ieben sic aud bic g0seI 70 febr,
6err gorOn9"
,go, i Jag eubne, gnd Srms, aber
10 a poar gebodene SdbnoeI ooer
amen siuIsten Guiun geRt uttr HtE
oriiber.~
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
aritR.

sSdInpprr aerI, Oieier 3eltRast
8opinsfpI 90 lit iein 8rlrOer, Der
NIieiiOr. bod Elm gang 0nOerer
Meni9l"
rHeht boIt On! Ger 2eittnor4
Fiebt aus tpie Elm 8ibiIiit IN Uniform
unO Der aiieiiOr tDie elm 2eitnnut In
8iOiIl~
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Gin @ObItatu.

GtroHper (Oer NIT Der 8abn trutSo
portiert piro, ieIbitbeuuBt ou Eeinem
beIt1n0ig am Seniter iteben0en BE.
gIeiter): Gin id6ues 5tid @et,
hos @ie 0ur9 mid gu febeu htegen
- mos. Serr @enborm3"
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
sstts @rttnup.

.IiHen sic, i'd babe oos Doiets
ariinoIi9 iott.~
pgRo, mir gebt's nift beTer, unO
leben sic, Oa fOmmt mein Sreur6
WIiiuer, Der but's quh idon LANCE
bid
I'D, 6as lit ia fomos, oa f6nRevl
mir ia eIei@ = n Stnt flOpfeL"
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

GbamscliIG : Iutberii@e ct. So
6annes : Stride. Az Ctr, 9. 49,,
8uiiden 8 uno 6 ctr.
Boitor 0feO. s. s. Suit.
airpsnr0ib SsrlammsIt l@ am /. @tttpOG
TN WOnat, Mtenpe 8 ubr.
BrausnStrsin Drr1immsIt l& am 1. Britt
NOD i'm MUnat, @a6mtttaas 3 ubE.
putber-fi UsrIammslt l& am 2. MeittpOG
m MOR0t, Mbsnbs = ubr.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Gpanaeliid . lutberiide

Stride. 6. uno g ctr. 81 SO.
BaItor &eO. s. S. 8erguer.
@o~ttesOienIt am /. uno 3. Cont
tag Morgens uno AbenOs in eng
liIh. Am g., d. uno 5. Sonntna
Morgens in Oeutid, abenOs in eng
Iifh.
GUnn'rs.os ben 2. glOs., 21br ua&mittdSe.
MtFiCns-@ srsin.
DOnnustas ben 2. ESs., 8 ibr nu4mittass,
Grduen. 8erttn.
Suttsr.SiaO fir 5ansIiust fsDsn DOunsfGa
Nbenb.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
2amSsmannfGnftIide nnS tlnterftat'
umgs . |ereime.

@aIbinstOn griitIiberein, GbarIes
Sof, Gefret1r, 8or SEQ. 1904,
Station g; 9ereinsIofoI Mrionbnle,
1905 6 StraBe, 90. SO. 8erinmm-
lung eriten 9~onnerstne i'm Wonat.
Er1I. Ben. g. @ifenbader, &enois
Building, II uno g StroBe, 81. SO.
gtauHa&erin gereim. Gruu Mnaa @piss,
TrGFbentin. WeIlammelt flo baielbn.
GGuei3er @DbItGtigfeitsberein.
Hr6i. Sulits @gIoft 118 EenneHe.
Nbe., 9. 6. 6. &. S1pegIer, Sefre-
tar, 1929 S Ctr, 81. SO.
Ierein 1aSem, Mlois &einbort, sc.
fret1r, 1t3 9 StroBe, g. So, ber-
iommeIt iih ie0en 1. 9ienstag i'm
Nonat in 1877 z. StrnBe.
Wereim 8abern, Columbia Seftion
Scr. 1. 8oIfgong &udo6i9el, Brdi.
Trnnf @iegonO, @i5e-Yr1i. Mi9el
6oI3beierIein, S1dsmei1ter. Sbeo ".
9edert, GefretGr, 1910 Glo. Npe.,
81. 9. g"erIommIung ieOen /. Conn
tag i'm Monnt 8 llbr no9mittngs in
922 ga. Nbe.
GeKen6armt66ter 1tnternitanss-
@erein, Sobn Meininser, Sefretar,
TIC Gresham TIoce, 81. SO. Ser
iommeIt Iih ieoen 8. Mittuoh i'm
@onot in 922 Yn. Mpenue.
G&mSbil6er @ranfem . ltntertat'
smnesberein, MiHneI Dies, Gefret6ri
go oksbs, r. q. DssiGnsaal'
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

GOlmmbiasS Mrnberein, 928, 90
GtraBe, 81. So, @ortb 2145.
Observation-Disclosures ieOen 9.
Sonntog I'm NOnot, Nodmittogs 8
1br. acknowledgment ieoen Mon-
tog, gbenos 8 ubr. BrGiioent @ooIi
s. geaupero. S1riftpart S. 6.
Mann, 2231 10. StraBe, q. 8.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

gin MenfG, Der nidt mebr bofft uun
Itrebt,
Der bat fth ieIber iiberIebt.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
Geians-gerein

@aIbimgtOn GGnger6nm6. $50. 314
6 GtroBe, 81. So. gilbert 2epper,
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Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

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Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

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Washington Journal., 1912-01-13
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Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

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Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

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Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

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Washington Journal., 1912-01-13

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-20
BEAT WATER WITH
 LIMBS TO KEEP WARM

New York, April 1s.-Peter Daly of New York jumped from the, deck of the Titanic after it was announced there were boats enough only for the women and children. As he saw the ship set ting gradually he swan away to pre- vent being carried down with the vacuum.
 For six hours beat the water with hands and feet to keep warm,' he said. then I was picked up by one of the Carpathia's boats which was cruising around looking for survivors. I was benumbed after the fight which I can scarcely bear to recall After I recov- cred from the chill and shock l was practically prostrated by the nervous reaction. Every mention of the disas- ter sends a shiver through me.
 There was no violent impact when the vessel collided with the ice. l rushed to the deck from my cabin, got a life preserver and when things be- gan to look serious threw myself into the water. The boat already had begun to sink.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-20
THROWS KISSES AS ,.
 LEv|ATHAN SINKS.

New York. April 19-George L. Wied- ner. a wealthy Philadelphian, and Ar thur L. Ryerson of New York, went to their deaths like men, is the statement made by Mrs. Ryerson to her brother in law. F. s. Ryerson, who resides here. She says that when the women were put into the life boats they saw MT. Ryerson and Mr Wiedner standing behind the rail of the Titanic both waving their arms throwing kisses and calling farewells to their wives and children They believed there were boats enough for all.
 Mrs. Ryerson had her two daughters, Susan and Emily B., and young son. John B., in the boat with her.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-20
5000 Raised for Survivors

New. York. April 19.-One thousand dollars was raised for the survivors at the preliminary session of the Chris tian Conservation congress today. The congress opened with delegates in at tendance from 90 cities. It marks the close of the Men and Religion For ward campaign in the United States. Every city visited has delegates to the congress-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-20
FOR SALE
LEGAL NOTICES
Morisnse ForscIosSre Sale


 Default having been made in the pay ment of the debt secured. by mortgage executed to M. T. Ormond on the 22d day of July 1911, by O. H. Harris and trans feired by the said M. T. Ormond to the Merchants Bank and Trust company of Tuscaloosa, said mortgage being record ed in the probate office of Jefferson coun- ty, Alabama. In book 637, records of deeds, on page 35, the undersigned will sell under the power in said mortgage on Sat urday, the 4th day of May, 1912, at the courthouse of Jefferson county, state of Alabama. during the legal hours of sale at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash the following described real es- tate, lying and being in said county and state.
 Lot Il, block s, according to the map and survey of the property of the Central Park Land company, recorded in vol. 6. on page F. MERCHANTS BANK AND TRUST COM
 PANY, Transferee.
 M T. Ormond, Attorney. 4-6-3t-sat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-20
Carpathia Resumes Trip

New York. April 19.-The Cunard liner Carpathia, which brought the sur vivors of the steamship Titanic disas- ter to this port, resumed her inter- rupted voyage late today for the Med iterranean ports. Much of the time spent al the slip was consumed in re- victualing and filling her bunkers with coal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-20
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