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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
SCHMITz SET FREE;
RUEF BACK TO PEN

san Francisco. Calf, March 6--Eu-
gene S. Schmitz, former mayor OF san
Francisco. indicted in Nay, 1907. on
charges Of having brfbed a supervisor
in the so-caiIed gas cases, was set free
by a superior court jury. acting under
instructions from judge william P.
LAWYER
The court held that no evidence con
Meeting the defendant with the crime
OF bribery had been introduced at the
trial. Had the jury disregarded his in
structions and found a verdict Of
guilty he would have been forced to
set such verdict aside, under the law.
as Interpreted by the state supreme
court
Both Schmitz and RUef were in the
courtroom during the proceedings to-
day. After the jury had filed out Judge
LAWYER entered an order for Ruefs re-
turn to San Quentin penitentiary. Ruef
was brought here to testify against
Schmitz. but refused to 90 on the
stand Ruefs attorney protested 10
this, saying:
There must be some legal way
whereby he should not be sent back 10
the peniteniarys when all Of his CO
defendants have been discharged from
custody The court must surely realize
the injustice OF this"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
Out OF TosDn VfsitOrs

Among the guests registering at the
Woman's club, at Hotel Sheldon, are
the following, Mrs R. L. Slaughter
Big Spring; Mrs y. d. Elliott of Mid
lSnd, Texas Mrs L. Henrlc Asoh' OF
Reno Ind. Mrs ". d. Neel, OF NC
Leod, Ariz; Mrs. A O. Huffee,
Saragosa, Texas; Mrs B. W Floyd,
Midland, Texas; Mrs. Al Noilland, OF
Kansas City, No; Mrs. T. c. Mitchell,
Of Maria, Texas: Mrs. W A. George, Of
Oaxaca. Mexico: Mrs. L. Loumsdem. Of
Topeka. Texas; Mrs J. T. Means, OF
Valentine, Texas Mrs. G. w Evans,
of Valentine, Texas; Mrs j. NJ Means,
Of Valentine, Texas; Mrs Helen NJ
Doane, Of Chirichua, Ariz-; Mrs. A u.
Sulzer. OF Silver City, n. NJ; Mrs. +.
McVannon. Of Separ, n NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald P. Windsor are
up from Nacozari, Mexico. TO visit Mrs.
E. 2. Windsor
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Smith have as
their guest Mrs. Grace Booker. Of Spo-
kane, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. R. Guthrie. OF Alpine,
Texas. are visiting their dauShter'
Mrs. W. W Turney and Mr. Turney-
Mrs. Annie Mead and daughter,
Miss Anita, of La Mesa, n NJ, viii
make their future home in FL Paso,
having bought a residence on RIO
Grande street
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. kellogg have re-
turned to their home in Dallas, Texas,
after visiting Mrs. Kelloggs parents
Mr. and Mrs Waters Davis, for some
weeks
Miss Mildred Hood, Of Chihuahua,
Mexico. IS visiting friends in FL Paso-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
go Mesa Ave.

". A TrayIer was elected secretary
by ballot, Mrs W J. Spohr resigning.
Mrs. ". H. Anderson. of 500 North Or
egOn street, win entertain the society
Tuesday afternoon. March 19, this be-
ing the social meeting Of the society.
Mrs. D. N. Smith announced the Bible
study conducted BY the pastor Tuesday
afternoon. March u, IN the church par
Tor.
After adjournment an informal re-
ceptiOn was held in honor OK Mrs W.
J. SpOhr. who is soon TO leave for
California. Delicious punch was served
A beautiful silver ice tub, a gift from
the society, was presented to Mrs
SpOhr by Mrs. Ross Bryan. Ms Spohr,
in a very touching manner. expressed
her appreciation Of the gift.
The Baraca and Philathea classes OF
the First Presbyterian church VIII
hold their monthly business and social
meeting Thursday evening
The Missionary society OF the First
Christian church viii meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. J. A Shedd, at her
home on Montana street
Delicious hot tamales. The Elite
Confectionery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
Church Affairs

The Woman's Missionary society OF
Trinity Methodist church met in reg
ular monthly business session Tuesday
afternoon in the church parlor- The
meeting was called to order by the
president. Mrs T. J. Ayers. After the
opening song, Mrs ID. NJ Smith led in
prayer Scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. W A. Trayler. followed BY song
By Missionary quartet, composed OF
Mesdames Jesse Payne, Singleton,
webster and Mingus, accompanied BY
Mrs. Adine 7. Owen. Reports OF Off
GERS and committees were heard Mrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

ter. Frances, have returned to Tucson.
after a 1O-days' visit with friends in
Empalme.
The committee Of women having in
charge the raising OF a fund 10 pro-
cure a piano for the Empalme public
school served refreshments at the club
house
Mrs. E. z. Partridge, Of Empalme.
gave g tea in honor OF Mrs. Chas. NJ
Taylor, who has gone to Tucson
E. S Brooks, Of TOmO, Washington,
formerly general manager for the sun
set Development company, is in the
city on business.
l. H. Manning. OF Tucson, is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Clarence Gunter. Of En-
paine, this week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
TUILEK RESIGNS EARAL8IE
PLACE TO LEAVE MEXICO

B. I Tulley, for the past year chief
clerk to the superintendent Of the S.
?. de II IN Empalme, has resigned his
position and wiz leave shortly for San
Diego. Calf, where he viii engage in
business.
H s. Pa1sgrove and wife have re-
turned 60 their home, in La Dura, after
q few days spent in Guaymas. Mr.
Palsgrove is general manager Of the
La Dura Nine and Milling company
Mrs. Chas. IL Taylor ard little daugh-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

]. J Pearce, Mrs. W. H Pickles, Mrs.
5. H Sutherland. Mrs. A F. Sievers.
Mrs A. P. Thompson. Mrs. ". L. VAL
entine, Mrs T. H. Waller, Mrs. ". L
Watson. Mrs. w. II. Williamson. Mrs
Parvin Witte. Mrs II. F. Wright Miss
Josie WOOten, Mrs. J. c. Shoulder, Mrs.
NJ P. SChuster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

RosecOlored cloth is used for this
garment The back, like the front, has
a panel bound with black satin and or
namented with black satin buttons
The wide sailor collar is faced with
striped black and white silk and
edged with black satin and white lace
ornaments A scarf OF black satin with
weighted ends eonceals the closing in
front
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
About FL Pasoans

Rev. Jeff D. Ray, who has been quite
i'll at his home. is improving.
". ". Turney is III at his home on
Montana street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

We carry a complete stock of hair
goods and can match any shade Of
hair in anything required. Elite Par
lOrs, PIG Texas St, opposite Calisher's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

Fountain drinks, the most delicious
OF all soda water. at Potter's. Egg
drinks, mixed drinks sundaes. etc. Try
them Potter's Confectionery, Mills
Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

French ice cream with pecans. The
Store Beautiful
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

Delicious hot tamales. The Elite
Confectionery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

". r. Stevens and Miss Minna Del
Williams were married Sunday by Rev.
R. T. Hanks. The marriage was a very
quiet one, having no attendants
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Corbin announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Ora
Lee, TO DR.. Henry T. Wichmann. OF
Chicago. the marriage to take place
early in the spring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

Alonzo Gates and Miss Irma E. Nj
senheimer were very quietly married
on Sunday by Rev Perry j. Rice. Mr.
and Mrs. Gates wiz spend a few days
in FL Paso before leaving for Douglas,
where the groom is engaged in busi-
ness
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06
Weddings

A. G. Gerhardt and Miss Jane Har-
kins were quietly married Tuesday
morning by Rev. c. L. Overstreet. The
bride has been spending the winter in
Fl PasO with her aunt Their only at
ten6ants were Mr. and Mrs. Gacovy-
After spending a few days in FL Paso,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt viii leave for
Altoona. Pa, where the groom IS en-
gagged in business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

Delicious hot tamales. The Elite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-06

Miss Mildred Hood, Of Chihuahua,
Mexico, is visiting friends in FL Paso-
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
3nr repnblifaniiden @atiOnal-
&OnDentiOn.

S,n Chicago miro am nadlten
gienItog sic republifonii6e 9onoen=
tion e%r6ffnet, Inn gu entldeioen, iper
ser 8annertr1ger Der republifanil1-
en- 8artei bel Der inn SCRIPT ltattfin-
oenoen Notionoltpabl ieiu iou. 9as
aomite, mel6es Die 0elegatenmaoo-
te gu priifen bot, lit i6on ieit iiber
elmer ISOLDE in Sibung. SIS bat Bis
iebt nabe3u lGmmtlibe b~eanltanoeten
Manoote Sen Soft=9lnbdngern 5lige-
iprod)en. Nabe5u $50 Delegation bat
Saft auf bieie @eiie %9eDonnen, nab
reno R%ooiepelt bis iebt mlr einen De
lcguten erlangt bat. Son bier aus
ftno piele &olitifer bereits nah Gbi-
caao a~bgereiIt. Aaem Mui6ein naf
miro Der &f INN Die Domination
elm beiBer tperoer, ga Goft lopobl DiG
altd G%ooiepelt lire idmeriten @e-
idiibe ms 6elO fiibren peroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
Die 9clmOfratcn.

Sn Dem Eager Ser 0entofraten
miro es iebt ou6 lebenoi9. Die Som
bentionSboue in Baltimore, Dpielbit
am 25. oicIes Monats sic Natiolal-
aonDentiou ltattfinOen miro, it gum
Gmpfanq Ser 9elegaten bereits,
3par miro Ser &ornpf Inn Die 0ber-
bcrrI9aft al11 BEL BEN 9emofraten
5, tgss.r mer0en, Oa bic beioen
&ouptfanoiooten, Glarf unO 8ilion,
Idon jeBt Die Mebrbeit Ser Stimmen
ser 0elegaten beonipruhen, bod er
miro ni6t 10 erbittert uno gebdiig
per0en, mie bel Ben &epublifonern.
Mu6 Baltimore bat i6on Oiele poli-
tiI6e @roBen III ieinen M}auern; in
oen ein3elnen SaltptqlIartieren miro
tlnlig g%earbeitet. Die Nominations
re0e fiir glarf miro BON Senator
9ieeO bon Miiiouri gebaltem lDie altd)
Senator Stone BON oemielben Staa-
te, fir oen Spre6er tGtig iein miro
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
3eitunss : Snseisen,

IS lit cine fe~ltitebenoe, unrplOer-
legbare Satia6e, 0aB Sober, Der bier
in Amerifa Elm @ei6aft nit grfolg
betreiben min, Dor alien 9ingen Die
@aaren, Die er fabri5iert, Oas Sc
l9Gft, pel6es er betreibt, ooer Oie
Stunt, tuel1e er ausiibt, in ben Of
feutli9en @l1ttern an3eigen un0 plt=
bli5ieren muB. Ser Amerifaner
meiB oas uno betradtet oie 3eitlln=
gen ais oas bette Mittel, li9 cine
ausgeoebnte &unoi9aft 81 geminnen
uno fem @ei61ft in S6mung 81
bringen. @s lino iebr oieIe @ei96f-
te bier in Der Staot unO l1mge6uiq,
mo mir ale niIierL ole ibren @rfolQ
nttr einem liberalen 9lnnoncieren
peroanfen. Inter oen @ei6Gfts=
l~eltell, 6aupti61lid inter Den 9eut-
iAen, eibt es lei0er nod INNER man-
DIE, tpelde ben Nrben elmer Sci
tungson6eige ni4t einieben uno Die
paar Dollars, mel6e Oieiel6e foitet,
fir fortgemorfenes @eIo balten. 9ie
9n5eige oGein tltts freilid ni9t, per
ober quite 8oren bot. oOer tiidtige
9rbeit Iiefert, ser loa fein 2iht uidt
unter oen S9offel ~iteIeu, iOnoern
Der @elt an3eigen, mas er feilbietet,
uno Der grfolg miro ni6t ousblei-
ben. nBer ni9ts risfirt, nidts
profitiert.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
@eians-g

@aIbimatOn GGmgerbnnO. SEQ. 314
6 StraBe, g. SO. albert 2epper,
9r6lioent, q. @rauner, Setretar, 314
s Ctr, g. SO. q. @umpre9t Dirt
gent. 5ingltunoe ieoen 9ierlstag.
Damsnssrsim. 6ruu &. 8. 8artbeI, prdi.
gsrlammluns tsbsn 1. unb 3. 6teitas Dss
MOnats, AbsnOs 8 ubr, in Obissm SOfals.
GriOn : 0eIangDerein, 1905, 6
StraBe, sc. IS. 4ug. S@miot, Rr6'
lioent. Gapt. gbos. &. S9Wegler,
5etretGr, 1929 S StraBe, q. 80.
anrl SoIer, 9irigent. 9irettoren'
peri. am l.. Sonntag nod Dem 1.
Mittpo9 /. 90. 9ingitunoe ieOen
Mitttpo9.
Mrion Damenpersin. Trau 3. 4rnmptey
W~rdfpenttn. 0erIammIuns AM 2. WitttpCH
mUnntIiH abenps IN Obissm sUfals.
@ermania MGnner . GbUr, 922
8enn. Gpe. PrGi. Sobn 0feiff. Setr.
Geonoro @eper, Ait /. Ctr, q. 6.
@miI S. Gbriitiani Director. @e'
IdGftsDeri. am /. Sonntag t. &C..
SinqitunOe ieoen Donnerstag uno
Gonntag MbenO in 922 Pa. Ape.
Damsnpersin. Grau Sulia guBIsr, YraI.
0erIammelt f6 iepen srltsn SOnntas i'm
Mrnat i'm cbisen SCtaIe.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15


&erein. Souls Bauer, Yrdiioent.
Sobn Meininger, Sefr., 716 Ores
BAN 8lace, 9.@. @%eriammllng am
3. Ntittpo6 /. 90. in 922 Ga. IDe.
Gdwabiider 9ranfen : ltuteritiit'
Smmgsberein, Mi6aeI 9ies, Sefretdr,
629 $ Str, &c. .. @eriammlung am
/. 9icnstag i. 10. in No.737 Z. Str.
&lattOatIder |creen. 8m. Stir
mann, SefretGr, nobnbaft in Saco'
ma Borf. 8eriommlung am l.. Dom
nerStog /. sc. in 737 Z. Str, y. Us.
Metscr-l III teritatnussOersin. Sobn
Dies, Sefret1r, 1888 9. capitol
StraBe. @eriammelt fi6 ieoen l.
0ienstag i. sc. in geo. 922 Fa. aoe.
Columbia 8raMer . &~ranfen.lIn'
terItitnngsDereim. Sran3 &om, Sc
fret6r, 1874 22te Str, 81. SO. Ser
lammlung am 3. 0ienstag |. Wt. III
go. 936 Ya. Mpe., u. 8.
8G6er . unteritatnHss : uuiOn.
(9[I). @eriommelt ii4 am /. Sonn'
tag i'm Monat IN SEQ. 827 Z. Str,
morgens Inn II ubr.
8a6er : lnterititnnss . |erein
Go. /. &ung). @eriummelt ii9 ie'
ben 2. Gonntag I'M Wfonat um II
ubr morgens in SEQ. 827 Z. Ctr.
So
4r6eiterframfen- unO SterbefaiIe
8ramfj go. 1873. @erlammeIt
li6 ie0en 2. 9ienstae unO am lesten
Samstag i'm Monat, abenoS in SEQ.
1927 Siebente Ctr. g. So. &t6arO
96miot, Sefr., 1922 %. Str. &c. 8.
@urfmems Benefit auO SeneD.
IIIOt. Brand ND. "a. @eri. ant 3.
5amstag /. Sc, 9lbenOs 8 llbr in
$50. 1927 Z. Str. %. SO. 6ris Bauer,
SefretGr, 437 IA. Str, g. 6.
9emtI@er Ilntertitmngs6nnO,
DiItrift SEQ. 40. Sefretdr @m. San.
neulanr, 1915 Ninrion StraBe, g.
%. @eriammeIt ii4 ieOen A. Wittt'
nod i. sc. in 936 Ha. QDe., q. 8.
0emtI6er 1lnteritatanssbnnO, 9i-
thrift 100. Mihael 9iet5, Sefretdr.
629 $ Str, &c. 6. @erl. am A. Dom
nerstag i. &c. in 1877 Z. Str, N.8.
9emtIder llnterItiikangsbnnO. 81
Itrift $50. 40. Sefretdr Sobn Weei
ninger, 7t6 Gresham @lace, g. 50
8eriammet ii1 am 1. MittDoh lie
Den Mts. in 936 ga. 9LDe., q. @.
0emtI6 : NmeritaniIder . Inter
itiikMnss : &erein. Sobn 9ies, sc
fret1r, 1888 9. Capitol Str. 8eri
am 2. 0ienstog i. sc. in 1877 Z. ctr
8aIbimstOn Sid &eIief. 9rdiioen
s. gamenreiG. geri. an /. unO 3
Wontaa /. sc. in 827 Z. Ctr. g. SO
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
gerrtnr.

9eutIder GentraIbereiu. &ralioent
Rurt 86Idner; 1. @i5e-8rdi. Dear
tin 8iegano; 2. 8i8e-8rdi. 8. &ud-
oGidel; 8. @i0e-Yr6i. Garl @golf;
A.. 9i3e : 9rGiioent George Moir;
5. gi5e : 8rdiiOeut Auguit 59miot;
RarI Sammel, S9asmeilter;
@uItaD genOer, Sefrctdr; @ongreB
Seiqbts, 9. 6. SabnentrGger SOiepb
@onorad. @%erlnmmlung am A.
0ienItag i. so. in 922 Eenn. aDe.
GOlumbia-S urnDereiu, 928, SO.
StraBe, g. So, Nortb 2145.
Observation-Disclosures ieoen 2.
6onntag i'm Mfonat, gtodmitt. $50
ubr. 8orItanosfisungen icOen NOn.
tag, aberlos s ubr. @rnit @erIten'
BERG, 9r6IiOent, 1343 6 StraBe, q.
IS. Eelepbon sc. 2086. S@riftpart
S. 6. M}ann, 2231 Is. StraBe, 90.
SO, Selepbon Sol. 343S.
Dameu.S sttiOu; 6rau 5arUb Yaumaartnsr
prdfesntn; 6rau 3. Y. Mtann SstretartH.
SeteranenDerein Oes Steu Gat1'
ilOus. 8eriammelt li9 Oaielbit.
9eutIder @niienbausOereiu, Rrd'
li0ent S. S. S9neioer, @m. 5. Wfep'
ers, Setret1r, 1919 Sroing Str, %.
IS, 0~ireftoren- uno Delegaten.ger'
ianlmlune ON 2. Spnntag /. 30. IN
Der AnItalt.
Gruusu.p alfsptrein. 5rau 6, s.. gartbsI.
Wr6i. 0erlammelt lit mCnatlid am q. Dpn-
nsrlas in Der AnlaIt.
6rauem-N abpsrein. 6rau g. SEHlsr. prdi.
8trlammelt li9 mOnatli9 SsntaB NUtt3.
9eatIder SrieserbnnO Deriammelt
Ii9 ieoen 3. Mtontag mOnatli9 IN yto.
922 Senn. 9lpe., SeIoWebeI SOiepb
Mair, 1906 s Str, 9. 6.
0eutId-Ameritaniidcr Sedniter'
@ereia oeriammeIt li9 am 1. unO 3.
Nlittpo9' Oes Monats i'm Songer'
buno, 314 s StraBe, g. IS.
@ermania Stub. Wtittpo6 UNI
Sreitags @benos in she 2Olefam,
1928 S Str, %. @. Setretar y,
BON @rmert, 1920 aingman 8lace.
SmfeL 8rGiis &ersniismnss Ser
elm. SEQ. @oir, Sefret6r, 1881 lit
StroBe, g. 80. @eriammelt li9 an
2. Somtag i. 90. i'm @oloen Gag
lie Sotel, g. S. gloe unO 9 Str.
SnFa grais Damenperein. 5rau 5snr
@raus, pralbsntin. grriammslt f@ am
NittwOG i'm MOnnt i'm 5aule zines Der Wtt
slirbr.
GrOipect Sill Cemetery. 6reO
SmbOf graiioent, Ism. Mortin, sc
fretGr. @eriammeIt ii@ am erlte1
6reitag monatIi9 bel S. y. Cries
bauer, 433 9te StraBe, g. 8.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
9npen.

a 9enti@e Greimaurer 2OsC
X Mrminims, $50. %. S. u. q
wv sc. Moam G9neioer, Sc.
fretdr 3746 Sec RinleD Str, Gbenp
@baIe 9. s. gerl. am 1. Ii. 3. 9iens-
tag /. M. I'M l1euen Malonic Sempel.
@ilbelm Sell 2Dse go. 5, g. 8.
g. of 6. @~eriammelt ii9 ieOen /.
uno 3. Donnerstag i'm Monat in
$50. 936 Ba. Mpe., N.@. YauI Bad.
idmio, Sefretar, 107 5. StraBe.
y. 8.
columbia gnmO gtO. 81, @. .. g.
g.. Sobn Meininger, Sefret1r, Tic
Gresham @lace, g. SO. geri. am g.
Mittpo6 i. sc. in 1927, 7. Str. N.@.
RSnisin 0uile gunb, 8. 8. g. u. 3ram
Martba &upertae, pralbsntin.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
@Om SeIDe Der @Olitif,

Ser Ioqenamte Omnibus : @tat"
melher am Iebten Montag Dem 8le-
mum 0es observation-disclosures BON iei-
mem 8elpiIigungs-&omi iiberreitt
nuroe, berfii9t aber gr0Bere @usga=
ben ais irgenO elm anoerer @tat i'm
aaitsen Budget. @iele groBe &egier-
iltas3tpeiqe erbalten lire @riIten3=
miftel ourh oieIe gin. Sn @nbetradt
oes Iebr prefGren 3uitanOes, uno
mobl aud i'm Sntereiie elmer Ipar-
Iomen Geripaltltng, bat Oos 8epilli-
ounqsfomite in oielem @tat nngefdbr
SO Wiaionen Collars meniger aus
oeiett, ais Oerielbe @tat fir 0as
la1tfen0e 6isfaliabr entbielt. Selbit-
perItGn0li6 miro 0as &omite i6on
lett Deroammt, uno penn Oas Ble-
mtm Die Sill annimmt, mie pom &o-
mite e~mpfoblen, 10 miro es auA IN
oielen Seiten iebr getooelt Deroen.
asi1taberunre6t. 9as mo-
tionale 9lbgeoronetenbuus muB Die
M1ittel sur 8eitreitltng Ser Soften oeS
~notionalen SauSbalts beri6uffen.
Dime nelle Steuern ODER 6ie @mmiii-
on BON mebr BOMBS miro es ni6t
m0qli6 iein, Oie bon Der Republican,
Ihen Administration %oerGangten Gel
ser o%uf8ubringen unO mobl jeoer
8iirQer miro gegen Die @rbObung Der
~6eItebe1Den oOer gegen rele Steuern
Infuie qegen cine tpeitere Mnleibe pro-
teItieren. ga nun ser republifanii6e
Senat Die iibele @ngeDobnbeit bat,
ie6en, ibm pom Abgeoronetenbanle
~altqebenoen @tat iebr 6e0euteno 81
er60ben, 10 miro er pobl an6 Den
aSmnibus=@ta Inn biele Nfilionen
erb0ben, iobal0 er i'm in Die S1noe
befommt. 0as bette 8eilpiel Oieier
iiblen Mngemobubeit Oes Serats lie
fert pobl Ser Marineetat, Del6er Inn
%unqefGbr % Milionen erboBt DurOe.
@e0er Die @innabmen ans Den 3Ol=
len nod aus BEN 8inneniteuern tDer=
Sen geniigen, oieie rieligen IlSgaben
51 oeder, mo aus 0ieIem @run0e ba=
ben Die SadperltGn0igen oes Sauies
einer SarifrcpiiionS Sin cine &lou-
Iel angebGngt, our1 melde cine pro-
grelline mo ~ungered)te @infommen-
Iteuer einqeiiibrt meroen fonnte. Ole
les &%erfabren lit nottpen0ig qepor-
Sen, neil cine geuiigenOe An5abl bon
Staten nod nidt oas l6on felt elm
paor Sabren ldnebenOe Anlenoement
5ur 8unOesfonItitlttion ratifi5iert ba-
ben, melhes cine @infommenlteuer
autorilieren tpiir0e. Sebr mabri6ein-
li6 miro oieies ENHANCEMENT iiber-
baltpt ni6t rntifi8iert peroeh 10 Ian.
ge oos @roBfapital Die @eieBgebur-
qen bon pielen Staaten fontrouiert
9eSbolb 6anbelte oaS N%bgeoroneten.
baus mie oben gelagt. Stun iiebt es
aus, ais Oh Der Senat ale Sarifre.
oiiionsporlagen ablebnen miro, Ooel
loQte er tie aus politii6en @riin0er
a%nllebnlen, 10 meroen lie pom @rGii-
oenten petirt peroen. 81 miro aud
ouf oieiem8ege ni6ts aus elmer Gin
f%ommenltei1er meroen. @S III
pieoer@ffig. $50 ion MN oas
n0tige @elO berfommetL obne Die
S6uloen oeS 2anoes 5lr bermebren9
9(ber cine llelle 9lnleibe lit Die ein-
5ige &ettiung, ulo oas ioIten oie
@Gbler n11iten gtobember nidt per=
geIien. Die republifanii1e @rtrapa-
gon3 in ben Iebten 16 Sabren bat
Sdulo an unierer finon3iellen Wiie-
rere.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15

S M 6amilien- uno engeren6reun-
oesfreiie feierte Serr Senrp Sennige,
6. mo g StraBe 9. So, am lesten
Samltag ieinen @eburtstag. Sen
biellten teiIte man inns niht nit,
0a SenrD nod biele Sabre jung blei-
ben min. @efeiert mllroe aber, nn0
redt i60ne @ei6enfe, 9Iumen nltp.
mrtrOen Dem @eburtstagsfinoe BON
ieinen &inoern uno6reltnoen berebrt.
Man6es @lds6en mlroe ouf oas
8obI OeS @efeierten geleert. gfa9=
trGgli6 unlere @ratlilation.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15

9aS lallfenoe &e6nnngsinbr Der
&egiernng gebt in wenigen 8oden
gu @noe, uno Die meilten gtats fir
0as nit Dem /. SSuli anfangenoe nelle
6isfoliabr Iino entmeoer bonn Senat
nod oar nidt beriidii6tigt moroen,
ooer lie i1peben in oen &onferen5-
fomites beioer SGuier. Die Oemo=
tratii6en Siibrer i'm 9bgeorOneten-
bauIe iino entI9lofen Oiesmal nidt
na65ugeben uno ii6 Die bonn Seilat
gena6ten rieiigen @rbobungen Der
@eniIligllngen nibt gefaaen 81 lai-
len. 0aour6 lit @efabr DorbanOeu,
Dab am 1. Sui mebrere &egiernngs-
Departments lire 9uoen IN Der 8uu=
oesbauptItaot 5uma6en miilien, his
Ii6 Senat uno Sans 9eeinigt baben.
Sir ~tauIenOe BON @eamten uno 9lri=
geitelten Der &egierung iin0 oas iebr
traiirige MuslibterL Defenders in 9e=
5ilg auf Die iibIi6en Sommcrferien
nit pollem @ebalt.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
@enn Oieienisen 2eier Ses
@ai6ingtOn SOnrmaI",

ipel1e @inf1ufe BEL lol9en @ei61fts
leltten MAIDEN Oie lire Mnaeigen in
ben Spalten oieiesgIattes inierieren.
ieoesmal bemerfen miiroen,
Sak iie Oie 6etreffenSe Anseiee
i'm @aibingtOn SOirnal"
geleiem,
10 f0nien sic iih ni9t MIR ALIEN
@orteile ii9ern, Ionoern ertueifenDie.
ielben Dem o@aibington Sournnl"
einen groBen @efaGen. Derartige
aunoiHoft miro bon Ben betreffenoen
@ei6GftsIeuten OoppeIt getpiiroigt
uno f0nneu iolde &unoen beriiGert
fem, DEFENDERS reef be0ient gu iuer.
ben.
SniO merits Sud.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
2anSsmamnI6aftIide nnS ltnteritiik'
rnas : @ereine.

&ANSHN
@aIbingtOn Gr~iitIiUerein, CHARLES
Sof 5efretGr, Boz $50. 22O4,
citation g.; |ereinslOtnl @rionbole,
1905 6 StroBe, q. @. Teriarnm'
Iuna erIten Donnerstng i'm MfOnot.
grGi. Ben. g. Midenbaber, aenois
8uii6ing, II unO 8 StraBe, %. Us.
g~tauFa&erin gsrtin. 5rau MnnG SPits,
prGfbtntin. ItrIammslt f@ baislbN.
Gdmeiser @ObItGtisteitsberein.
Ir6l. Sulius ggloft 118 Senneiie'
gbe. 81. 6. 6. &. S9megler, Sefre'
tar, 1929 S Ctr, 81. 90.
Eerein 8a6en, MIois &einbnrt, Sc
fret6r, 113 8 StroBe, 9. 49,, ner'
iommelt iid ieOen 1. Dienstog I'M
Monat in 936 Ya. Ine., &c. 8.
@ereim 8abern, Columbia Settion
Scr. /. @oIfgang &udOdiGel, 9r6i.
Srnnt @iegano, @i5e-Rrdi. MiAel
SoIsbeierlein, S9abmeiIter. Cleo u.
9edert, 9efret6r, 1910 Sla. GDe.,
81. 6. 9erl. am 1. Sonntag /. 81
3 ubr ua6m. in $50. 922 Pa. aue.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15

@eneroIitabs6ef @ooo miro ipobl
MN altr l1eber8eu9ung 9cfommen
iein, Dab sic 6reunOi6uft 8eoop
RooieueIts ni6t in anen 9ingen bilft.
Ger p~erfloIiene General @oritoitt
@insportb fam Jest laden.
6. Mar Saiielba6.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
niht b%erbinoern. Die 5roge lit MIR,
nie Iid 9rpau Oerbalten miro.

Ser gou5 iiberfliiiii9e Garifbonro
ocs G~rdiioenten muB MN alt4 geber,
mic oas Sanoelsgetidt geben mnB,
uto elm paar 4%ommiiiionen fir poli-
tiide ulabme @nten".
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15
4ereins~ und AOgen~&alender


Ole Serren Sefretare fno gebeten, us ies BON MISUNDERSTANDING
fOwe BON gorgaugen in ibren geretneu gerbt gu geben unO fnO mir
fets beltrebt, ioIte an geagueer STEELE mf5unebmen.
grets fir sic SuIrtion ser Rarte $3.50 per Sofr.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15

GS miro nit ieoem Gage oeutlider,
oaB Spreder Champ Glarf Die oemo-
fratii6e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in Baltimore erbolten miro. gt lit
lett alien ieinen NebenbubIern melt
poralts, nno Ielbit cine 8erbinoung
feiner @egner fam ieine Domination
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15

Serr Sobu @ter9ner, 415 golt
Capitol Str, bat ieine @irtidaft
b~ergr0Bert ltno outs pra6toouite ein-
geridtet. Gin maiiiper Shattered
oof S6anftii6 uno Die Sioebar nit
groBem, feinem Spiegel, per8iert oas
Nun geraltmige 2ofal. 0ur6 einen
gelhmadpolen @nitri6 erbdlt bic
@aititIbe Elm freunoli6es, einIaoen-
oes 9Gitsieben unO Sobn fiiblt iid tpie
ein &onig in ieinem &eid. Aber
troboem lit er INNER nod 5uoor=
fommeno uno freunolid 9eaen Sc
oermann, Der i'm beiu6t.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-15

Chicago lit INNER cine iebr min
oige Staot getpefen, aber Ser @inO,
nel6er iebt bort mebt, miro am is.
idon me6r Orfan weroen, lino oie
g. .. g. bonn Grobooen weeblaien.