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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-22

II "A ~ E IA 1 Ac V H 6 CASES V Leather, S1.50, $2;; silk, S1, S1.50.
 TIE CASES-Leather, 50c to S3.50; silk S1, S1.50. NOVELTY TIE HOLD ERS-25c to S2. (Rings, etc, on leather hangers.) MANICURE CASFS-5Oc to S3.50.
 SEWING SETS-5 Soc, 75c. MEDICINE CASES-50c, $1.0O.
 COLLECTORS CASES Il inch, S2.50.
 BILL BOOKS-8 1-2 in, S1, S1.5O, $2, S2,5O, $3. !" TIC H T w AD" BILL FOLDS-50c, >S1. CARD CASEs-5Oc, 75c, S1, S1.50.
 FRAME COIN PURSE Soc, 75c, S1.
 PIGSKIN TILT PURSE -50c, 75c, S1.
 KISSING CASES See the specials in Blach s Christmas square.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-22
DUVAL, M1LLIONAIRE RESTAU- RANT PROPRIETOR, QUES- TONS TASTE OF LIE BARGY, FAMOUS ACTOR

Paris December -tspecial.)-Th two best dressed men in Paris are fightlaa for their regulations. I.e Bargy, one of the greatest of French actors and Ale.- andre Duval. millionaire proprietor of a score of eating establishments winch
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-22
Tough Luck

From tle DetfOIt F'Tee I'Ftsa
 lust my luck.
 ''What's the matter now?'
 ''I promised nay wife I'd be home at 10 o'clock last night.
 And couldn't make 1t l suppose?'
 NO. l got in at just 9:45. but she was sound asleep and failed to get credit for it.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-22

enormous: hair, false; eyes. small, pig variety; distinguishing mark, she takes sevens in shoes. The lady, so the story goes, is now living in domicie aUitS
 with her husband.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-22

shoes, showing. between their tops and the tio users, just a peep of lilac silk socks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-19

fight for judge of probate was won by
Ezra G, Perkins OF this town. over
William IL, Miller of Waldoboro, while
Chen Chase of Edgecomb won from
John r. Kelley of oBothbay the nom
nation for sheriff. In the three-corner-
ed contest for the county commission
ershp tile honors fell to Leonard r.
Royd OF Newcastle. The Republican
nominations stand as follows;
Senator. John NJ. Glidden of Now
castle; county attorney, George A.
Cowan of Damariseotta; judge Of pro-
bate, Ezra c. Perkins of Wiseasse ;
sheriff, Eben Chase of Edsecomb;
county commissioner. Leonard p Boyd
Of Newcastle: county treasurer, John
II. Southland of Wiscasset: representa-
tiyes to Legislature. Llewellyn Mute
Of Wiseasset, William A. Cochran OF
Edgecemb. Nathaniel j Hanna of
Eristol. Adolph Waltz of Waldoboro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-19
TO THE PEOPLE OF MAINE:

The returns indicate that / have
been nominated At the primaries as the
Republican candidate for Governor.
and | want TO extend my thanks to
all who have voted for me. ] find my
self under great obligations to a large
number of voters, and wish them to
know that I appreciate the support
they have given me l also want to
extend to the Republican and inde-
pendent press of the state my thanks
for, the assistance they have given me
in presenting my candidacy to the peo-
pie. which has been done without mon
ey and without promises of reward.
1 submitted my candidacy to the
people and ! know that | have been
nominated without the special effort
of political bosses. ring rule, or the
corrupt use of money. This Is the way
wanted to receive the nomination
and it is the way l want TO be elected.
as / believe l shall be in September.
The direct primary law has certainly
justified its enactment. The people
have had IA chance to name their can
didate and | believe we are now to
enter upon a period which viii justify
the fundamental theory of our gov
eminent, that il is established for the
people. and is to be carried on by
them.
also wish to extend to my oppon-
ents my appreciation of the high
minded and fair manner in which they
have conducted their candidates., and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-19
BURLEIGH BY 5000.

Portland Nc Tpne 1S-Farner
e,...s..... - = p.,.,s;.,,
Noiisi esst'iah f'u"iH h"i 'eiSn Va
Augusta viii % before the Legisla-
ture. when it meets, next fall, seek
ing election ms United states senator
e,o,, ,tai,e win, tho hacking of the
,,,.
fNspu"iiV""S - '''e '7''''e' ''o70
the party who voted IN the ilrst STATE
primaries. Yesterday, hardly more
than so per cent Of The number who
yotad the pertlIinan ticket az the
'aS' s''et''''''' '''' s'e. ''oi'' -
Their preference Tor MT burleisii' ny
margin of upwards Of 5000 votes.
Although yesterdays vote was mere
Il, an evnressian Of nreferenee and
NOT in tbe nature Of positive nstruc-
lion IN Tho members of The Iesisla
tnre tb,re is little possibility of the
pennhticap members NOT supporting
i,,,ijei.b. Ills opponents. YESTERDAY
were Herbert Nj. Heath of Augusta
ard Frederick Powers OF Houlton.
Fer the Republican Nomination for
governor, William T. Haines of Wa
terYile, although i'm three cornered
fight, had things practically his own
way and WON almost % over each
of his OPPONENTS, Frederick +. Booth
| by OF Portland ana Albert H. Shaw of
Bath.
Governor Frederick " Plaisted and
United states senator Obadiah Gard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-19
Conditions and General r

Washington, June 1S.-The winds along
the New England coast will be light to
moderate west to northwest; Middle At
lantic coast, moderate north and north
west. Pressure continues low over much
of the country east of the Mississippi
river with showers in the Mississippi
and Ohio valleys and the Middle Atlantic
states. Temperatures are considerably
lower than on Monday in the Middle. At
lantic and New England states, With
the exception of showers, Wednesday, in
the East Gulf and South Atlantic states,
the weather will be fair, Wednesday and
Thursday, throughout the country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-19
HON. HERBERT NJ. HEATH,
In the Spirit of True Republicanism,
Strikes the Dominant Chord OF
the Approaching Campaign.

The Journal takes pleasure honoring the request OF Hon Her
NJ Heath that the following communication be given the public
Augusta, Maine June 49,.
Hon Edwin c. Burleigh
City
My dear Governor:
beg leave tender my loyal support for the Senaorsp.
You entitled to the support Of all Republicans throughout the
State 1t unnecessary for say that shall publicly and
privately urge Republicans who honored support
join with working for your election and the election of
Republican legislature | believe you will be elected
Sincerely,
(Signed) HERBERT NJ HEATH"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-19
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Splendid Republican Vote With Every
Prospect of September Election.

Wiseasset, Me, June (speeiaD.-
II the result of yesterdays primary
election in Lincoln county is any cri-
terion Republicans viii sweep the
county NJ the September election,
The most interesting contest was for
the state senatorship, waged by four
candidates, John NJ. Glidden Of New
castle, Robert Fl. Dram Of Bristol, VIII
liam N, Titus of Alma and Fessenden
h. Turner OF Whitefield. From a revis-
ion OF the returns received. today. IL
appears that Glidden won the nominal
ton by only n very few votes. The
CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-19

The Journal takes pleasure in honoring the request Of Fl
NJ Heath that the following communication be given th
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-19
HALLowELL's COMPLETE VOTE.
Latest Returns Show Burleigh and
Hanes Far Ahead.

Complete returns from HalloweIl
contests in the primaries. Monday.
we're as follows: Y. S. senator. BUR-
leigh 1s1. Heath 81, Powers ? Cover
nor, Boothhy 10. Haines t29. Shaw H.
congressman. Goodwin 106. Hamlin a.:
State senators. Allen 1G2, Dntton lis.
Reynolds 70. Shaw So. Stilphen as:
sheriff. Getchell SO, James Pinkham
SIS. Willis Pinkham IS. Democrats.
county commissioner. Beck 81. Frost
Is, Gleason 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-19
THE WEATHER.
FAIR.

Washington. June 1s.-Foreeast for New
England; Fair, Wednesday. Thursday,
fair, with rising temperature; light to
moderate west and northwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-19
Boston AForeca asst.

Boston. June 1s.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Fair Wednesday and
Thursday; light variable winds.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Sic neue 4ommer miro beiteben
aus: 81 Centrum z &onierbotipe,
35 Qiberale, 80 So5ialoemotroten
un0 a Bauernbuno.
Dos Centrum bat II, oie tor1bi-
nierten fonierbotioen 6raftionen ba-
ben 3ebn Site %perIoren, Die Siberalen
ii, Die So5ialiften neun u1o oie
gauernbiin0Ier einen getDonnen.
g~emerfensfpert lit Die Nieoerloge
oes 9entrumsfiibrers Or. S6doler
in gamberg; er lit bort Dem libera-
len 4anoiooten g~egeniiber unterlegen.
9as bisberige Saus beItano ans
SO MitqlieOern Der 3entrumspartel,
25 Qiberalen, 10 Wlitglieoern oes
9un0es Der 2anonirte unO Sauertl=
biinoler, 6 RonierOatiDen, 20 So6inlr
0emofraten uno 1 @arteiloien. Die
4ufIoiung ser &ammer lit am IA.
0opem6er b. S. erfoIgt. Nls @ruro
fir 0ie aufl0iung puroe oomals IN
eriter 2inie Die neutrality-suspicious.
9eban0lung oes 8utgets, Die gegen
Sic &edte Der &rone Die Die Der Wti-
hitter berItoBen babe, genannt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
Die sanserfeit6uae.

Ser Gtaotrat BON BbilaOelpbia
muroe am porieen Sreitag I'M cine
meitere 8ewiligung bon $4,000
fir sic &onoentionsbaHe eriu6t, IN
pelher i'm CONNER 5. S. Die Set.
fonaerte oes %. Nationalen Sdnger-
fe1tes abqebalten tDeroen iolen.
8efanntli1 bonOelt es iiG nur nm
einen ~temporGren 8au, Der nod ben
BON Mopor 8lanfenburg, Der @bren-
grdIi0ent oes SGngerfeites lit, gut
qebeiBenen 8lGnen oes Ir6iteften
Berger bunoerttaulenO Dollars foiten
miro. Ser Mapor, Der Dor Der 8abl
SEN oeutI6en SGngern oas 8eripre6-
en- qeqeben batte, er peroe ibnen Die
Gorge fir @rri1tl1ng elmer SGnger-
feItbaHe abnebmen, Batte bereits balo
nod Ieinem am A.. DECEMBER b. S. err
folgten @mtsantritt cine 8epiaigung
bon fiinf5igtauieno Dollars fir Or
ri6tung elmer balb permanenten
&onbentsbane Dom Staotrat ertDirft.
gr batte peri0nli9 ben gbef Oes
@eltbanies 0rerel & 60, Den fir
Giuiif uno Oper begeiiterten Serrn
StatesbltrD, 81 beranlaiien getpltBt,
Die nod feblenoe Summe bon $780,
900 al gorantieren, reip. BEN SGn=
germ sur @%erfiigling 81 lteaen, mo-
gegen iie &iifaablung aus ben Gin
nabmen oes Seites ~gen6brleiiten ion=
ten. Oa ober Die Sta0t Ben &ontraft
fir ben 8au pergibt, uno alio allh
fir Die 3abIungen peranttportli1 lit,
bat es Serr 8lanfenburg fir ange-
meiien gebalten, Ole gar5e Summe
aus lt1otii6en Mitteln beniGigen 5u
laIien.
0as S~innnsfomite oes Staotrats
nnterbreitete am borigen Sreitag eli
ne oabingebenoe gmpfeblung. Die
@nnabme oerielben lift getpiB. 0ie
$4,000 ioIen Der Staot aus ben
@innobmen oes SGngerfeItes uno
Dem @orontiefonOs, an oeiien Spite
fi6 Serr StatesburD itenen miro,
8liriiderftattet peroen. 9a Die Saue
itaOtii6es @igentlim bIeibt, uno Die
Staot ii6 bon ben SGngern unmog-
Iih etpas i6enfen laiien fam, oiirf=
te es nit Der &iideritattltng oes Be-
TRACES quite @eile baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Inter gepaltiger aufregung
aqer @olfsfreiie fanoen am Montog
inn &6nigrei9 8apern Die Nertpab-
len fir Die &ammer Der Nbbgeoro-
neten itatt. @ie bel ben &ei1stags-
mablen Itanoen ii6 aud bort Die
&e6te uno Die 2inte gei6loiien ge-
geniiber. Die 2infe umioBte i'm
g@roBblod" Die liberolet Barteien,
ben oeuti6en uno baDrii6en 8all-
ernbunO uno ole S~oaiuloemofraten.
Die &ehte iette ii6 aus Dem Gem
trum un0 oen &onIerbottben 8ufam-
men. Sn eriter 2inie ri6tete ii9 Der
&f gegen Die bisber gar5 unbe-
i6rGntte MaAt oes 3entrums. Sem
3ielt bat Der @roBblod aneroings
nidt erreiht, aber es lit ibm gelitn-
gen, oas llebergeDiGt oes 3entrums
berunter5uOriifen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
gurtraa iiber Die nNrtbnriage1.

Syn Ser fatbolii9en unioeriitdt
belt am lebten 9onnerstag @err
9r. @Ieis, Der neue @rofeiior fir
oeutlde Spra6e uno 2iteratur an
Ser %qenannten anitoIt, elm @raOu-
ierter Ser llniOeriitGt Wiitniter in
0eItfalen einen interelianten Sor-
troq iiber o9(rtbrr unO Die Sitter Der
G~afelrunoe". No9 Dem neuelten
Stan0punfte Der @iieni6aft, gum
Cell i'm 4nl6luB an eigene urlo nod
u~nqeorudte Sori9ungen iiber Den be-
fanntelten0 idter oes altfran30lii9en
WitteIolaters, Gbreftien De SroDes,
un0 iiber Mrtburer5dblungen aus
Dem aelti19en, Altoeutiden Saaan=
oilden uno Nor0ii6en 0es IL. uno
13. Sabrbunoert, perbreitete iid Der
He0ner iiber @ntItebung Der Sage,
@ntwidlung un0 @usbreitung in ben
europGiiden 2dnoern, in~sbeionoere
iiber Die Stenung @olframs BON
@lden6a6 uno mittelengliiGer 80
munaen innerbalb oieles Sagenfrei-
les uno iiber oie 8ebanOlung oes
5toffes in ben SGnOen Der Ot6ter
ii6er oas IA. uno 16. SabrbunOert
binous bis 5u GennDion uno 8agner.
6aIt feline Gage lit innerbalb Der ge-
lebrten Soridung mebr umltritten,
als Die biltoriihe ODER mDtbil6e gta-
tur Artburs, eemobnli6 nartuS" &C.
nannt, Die @%ntitebung Der Safelrun'
Sc, oas plobIi6e @uftau@en groBel
Gpflen in Sronfrei6, Oas 4ueaen
per5altnis aaer Der internotionaler
4rtbur &omune untereinanoel
ulm. 6etreffeno. Ser &eoner erleoig
tie lid ieiner Mufgabe in flarer, tel
IeInoer 8eiie unO ltellt ale oil
IADierigen 8robleme ais elmer nabel
enogiltigen 2oiung ettgegengebenl
bin. 0as @ublifum nabm Die oft 81
fa6mGnnii6en Angaben intereliier
uno beifdaig auf.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
Slns alien 3eiten.

Sn elmer alten gibel, Die Die Sab
res8abl 1860 tragt, lteben folgenoe
Noti5en:
SIN Seuerungsiobr 1717 galten:
Ser Sad &orn 18 ST., Oos WtGB
4artoffeln % 8aben, elm 8funO 8rot
5 gaben, elm 9funo &inOfleiid 61a
8aben, elm 8funo anfen s 8aBer, Ell
ne MaB Wfil9 4 8aben, 3 Stiid CT
er / 8aben. glues alte M16rung, 5.
b. Der gaben IA Gents linO Der alte
6ranfen ST.. 1.40. Sleii6 uno Anfen
Iino gegenpartig niGt biaiger. Sci
oieiem MnlaB lei ermdbnt, oaB I'M Dir
hio oes @'16Gfters it6 elm Wiiti6li
ODER tpie man iagte, uein 8aar
W3iitIdli~ befinoet, oas aus Dem Sab
re 1916 ltammt, Ons ebenfaas elm
arges Seuernngsiabr mar. SolAe
8r0o9en, Die balbiert meroen fonn-
ten, foIteten u 9aBen, oas babe 1
&reu5er. Gin aufgeflebter 3ettel be-
laat: Sin 8aar Miitl6li nod Sarif
ioa pagen 1 2ooo fir 2 &reu5er;
ben t6. Oftober 1916" 9as 8r0o-
diem miBt in Der 21nge 6 3entimeter;
llmfang iiber Die 8reite 1919 Gem
timeter uno iiber Die 2dnge II 3en-
timeter. Gin fleines Ding, On Dem
man 1iA nift latt eiien fonnte.
Mls ben 4Oer Sabren 0es Iesten
Sabrbunoerts neroen uns aus Der
qleifen aueae mitgeteilt, folgenoe
8reile: Gin brapes Yfer0 bat ge-
gotten 90 9ublonen; cine brape Sub
Sr. $780,, cine minoere &ub 'Sr.
ITO, elm &ino ST.. tt2. eine alte o.
berldnoerfub Sr. 40, elm &alb ST.
TO, cine 3iege 6-8, elm S9af
81, elm SApein per YfunO 21a
8aben, &artoffeln oas MaB 2 8aben
&artoffeln Der Sod 8 ST., &orn oas
Wfalter s ST., 8rot oas @funo 1
8asen, Ginofleii6 oas 8funo A 8a-
Ben. @nfen oas 8f1no 81 8aBen,
Sale, fetter, oas 8funo 81 8ab-
en-, WiiI6 Die MoB 1 8asen, S9pei-
nefett oas 8funo 3 8aben, Sped oas
BfunO 2-212 8aBen, cine 6laide
&iridnalier 5 8aben, cine 6lai6e
81Bimaiier 4 8aBen, Gier 1OE12
Stiid fir 2 8aben.
Sagl0bne. Elm zimmerman i'm
groBen Gagelobn 5 8aben i'm fleinen
3 8asen, elm Maurer glei6Oiel, elm
S9neioer auf Der Stor 3 gasen, elm
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

- 4onig @eorg unO &onigin Wta-
rte limo nit Dem 9ampfer nWfeoina"
Ser oas &onigspaar am ii. Nobem-
Der BON @ortsmoutb na6 SnOien in
See nabm, am Sonntag bon ibrer
9feiie gum @roBen 9urbar mieoer
nod @nglono 5uriidgefebrt. 9ie
,Meoina", Oie am 10. Sanlar bon
8ombap abfubr, traf am Sonntag
@ormittog INN 10 l1br in Spit6eao
Elm. Die f0nigli6en &inOer, Die
la0nigin Mutter Aleranora, @in-
fton Spencer Gbur6ill uno Die am
Oeren 2oros Der @omiralitGt trafen
i'm 2aufe oes Cages in Bortsmoutb
elm uno am Montag friib fano oa-
Ielbit cine Notwithstanding
Itatt.
Sn 2onoon muroe am 9ienstag in
Der 81. 8a1ls &atbeorale Elm natio-
naler 9anfgottesoienit anIGBli6 Der
gliifli6en &iidfe6r observation-disclosures
nod Der SatptItaot a~bgebaIten. Die
J
ies nit Dem Siiriten BON @ales uno
ieiner @emablin, Der &onigin-Wfitt-
ter uno onoeren Mitglieoern 0es SEQ
~nigsbauies fubr our6 falten Nebel
uno moraitige StraBen nod Der Sea-
tbeorale, an oeren Stufen Der @r8-
bii1of BON Canterbury uno gorf NIT
10 8il90fen uno anOeren @eiltli6en
ieiner tpartete. 9em @ottes0ienit
mobnten iiber 5000 Yerionen BET.
Muf Dem SrefalgerSqu iiberrei6te
Der Staotrat BON @eitminIter Dem
&onig cine Moreiie uno Die 8iiroen-
trigger Ser Gitp Of 2onOon iibergaben
ibm, altem @erfommen gemdB, am
Gemple Bar oas &erlenI6Dert Der
Sto0t.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

lis u~rgefommen. s9ieielben peroen
utter StGote, @eieni6aften, Ser
manote BON l1eberlebenoen Der yWfai=
ne" sur @erteiIllng gelangen. so
Sonnen 4oblen, mel6e Der Scout
oos" bon Dem @rod Der uMaine"
iibernommen bat, perOen in Anapo-
lis ausqelaoen, mo in einem 2abora-
torium oie @irfllng feltgelteut fper-
sen Ion, pelhe Oas Sal3mafer alli
Die &oblen gebabt bat, na6Oem lie
10 Sabre lang i'm Sal3paIier geleger
baben.
Ser y2eonioas" miro ben Saupt-
matt ser .Maine", mel6er iiber Den
@rabern Der Spfer Der &ataitropbe
auf Dem gfotional : 6rieObofe gu Sir
lington oufgert6tet Der0en ioa, mad
Der bieligen Nabp GARD bringen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

@on Den 1850 @afiogieren,
Die I'M @onat Sanuar nit n Oam-
pfern inn Safen BON Seem gorf ein-
trafen, baben Die beiOen oeutiden 81
nien nit Is 9ampferfabrten 10,475
6~ef0roert. Die &omburg @merifo
2inie bra6te nit 7 9ompfern bon
Samburg 239 &erionen in Der err
item 633 in Der 5peiten 4aiiite uno
3142 i'm 3wii6enoed, %3uiammen A.
Ola, uno aus Mittelmeerbafen nit
elmer 6abrt 6t5 8erionen. Der Horo-
oeutide 2loDo brahte nit 6 5abrten
BON Bremen 454 in Ser eriten, $50
in Der 3meiten &aiiite unO 1886 I'M
3mii6enOed, 8uiammen 1870, uno
nit elmer 6abrt aus W1ittelmeerba=
fen tt76 %erionen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
aoiier @iIbeIm bot ben bod

4oiIer @ilbelm bat Den bod
betaqten 8ermeier Oes aonigreids
gapern eingelaoen, Bel Dem neueiten
0reo0nougbt Der Oeuti6en 6lotte,
Ser am II. 5. sc. auf BEN gtomen
oGrin3regent 2uitpolo" 9etauft wer-
ben ion, @atbenite1e gu pertretett.
0a a6er Ser Sector Der oelltiden
8unoesfiiriten, Der am II. Wfor8
oas 81. 2ebenSiabr DOnenoet, ben nit
Ser @usfiibrung oieier Nufgabe per-
b~unoenen Strapo5en ni6t mebr ge-
wo6Ien lit, 10 miro &rin5eiiin S9e=
reie, oie ein8ige So6ter oes 8rin3=
regenten 9uitpoIO, in Oeiien Nomen
ben Saufoft ooG3ieben.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

miro, lit i'm @runOe Die ausiihtsloie
Soffmung auf cine 8eiierung Der Be
5iebungen 5Dii6en England unO
Deutidlano.
0euti6lono oerbittet lth oieie eng
liiden unperiddmtbeiten unO Der
Con, in Dem Die oeutihen 3eitungen
Dies tlln, l6Bt cine bohgraoige @r'
bitterung iiber Die bel ieOem AnlaB
beroortretenoe 9eutI9feinOli6feit err
fennen. 0as .@erbittern" ALIEN
miro feinen @rfolg boben.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

gIs Die Orei 9riegsi6iffe,
meld6e fir Oen gepIonten amerifo-
beiud zines oeutiden @ei1Daoers
un6 Ses Griu5en aOuIbert, Oes britt
GItelten Sobn Oes oeuti6en &otiers
in ausiidt genommen iinO, perOen
Die qroBen @reu3er ugon Der Sann"
1rno .M}oltfe" uno, menn feline Ser
iuhsfobrten bis Oabin beenoet iino,
Ser nelie &reu3er o@oeben" genarrtt-
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Sdubmader auf Der Stor 3 8oBeu,
cine @di6erin auf Der Stor 213
8aben, elm Sanolanger 3 8aBen, elm
Seuer i'm CONNER 5 8aben. Gin
&lofter 8lt6enbol5 Is Sranfen, elm
SLATER Sannenbol8 IL Sranfen, Seu
Ser 3entner 21s-3 5ranfen, aaes
alte @1brung.
9(n Oieier
baben Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sam. @ebrig i'm Sabni, geb, 1922,
uno Sob. 8ieri, alt @egDeiler am
@matt, geb. 1927, 5uiammen Oas re-
Ipeftable Mlter BON beinabe ia Sab
re aGblenO, g~earbeitet.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Ser 5meite @oriibenoe Der oellt-
i9en Eurnerihaft 9rofeiior 9arl
@uguIt 8oetbfe lit am porigen Srei-
tag SO Sabre alt, in 9born, 8eit-
preuBen, %geitorben.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Ser 8peigperbanO pom @rOB-
Berlin beabii6tist Den Sberburger-
meiiter @oigt bon 8armen gum 9t-
reffor Al erudblen. Der glan5enoe
Mlf. oeIien Ii6 8iirgermeiiter 8oigt
olg fommirnaler 6ahmanu erfreut,
6ot ole oagemeine gufmerfiomfeit
auf i'm gelenft.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
0er preuBii@e @liniiter fl

Der prenBllNe WftFllIeI TIT
QonopirtIhaft 81. 6reiberr b. S6or-
Iemer qob am 5amstag in Der SiB-
ma Ser 9utqetfommiiiion oes preu-
Bii6en observation-disclosures Oie Or
flarrno ob, BOB Die @infubr ameri-
fanii6en S0felfleii6es in 9erti9-
LAMB trot Ger beItebenOen Idarfen
@-eiebes6eftimmltngen nnn oerett
itrenQep 0urGfiibrung ii9 nidt
perminOert babe. Cine 8ermebrung
ser @infn6r Iei aber ni6t gu ertpor-
ten. neil oie Ser. Staten zines 5it
aroBen 8ro3entiabes Ser &roonftion
fir Sen eigenen @erbrau6 beoiirften.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
Blaine" @eOenfiti6c.

0os RobIenldiff u2eoniOas~ 1T
am Mittpo9 NIT elmer groBen Nn-
8obl @eoenfitiide bonn Wrof oes
SdIodtidiffes 0Maine" in @napo-
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

@Is Srt Der @eriammlung ocs
oiesiGbrigen &atbolifentages lit
Ma6en erforen, Sir oie @erbano-
Iungen lift Die 8eit bonn II. bis gum
Is. @uguit beltimmt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

beiIigen S9dbe I'M Boluit BON Uf1f-
Sen einen Roufpreis BON S65O,OOO
ungeboten.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Gin fron3Ofifh : amerifanii6es
Spnoifat bat Dem 8i8efonig Der
MunOi6urei gbao Orb Siun auf Die
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

az R0FIi8 idmedt unO gut
befOmn ~Nsuni&" unO ~Di0mtOaS-.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

@enn 9br 6irun eisertbum fnufen Oter
vtrtnufsn ivOut. ofsr psnn Sbr @elO Isiben
che ansl'tpen mont Orer Guer 0aus Sermie-
ttsn iOOat, icmmt gu mir, i'd fam Gu& @eIb
iparen.
WntOn 5ettmuelIer,
@ruubeieentbumsaoent,
sept. 30 3 mo. 1907 IA. Ctr. 81. %.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Entered as second class matter at the
post Office at Washington, D. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-28

This IL an up-to-the.minute Lucille
model that has delighted Paris. Ine
hat Is white, lined with purple ana
is edged with black lace. 1t has
large white satin bow ana stream
ers. II Is really an enlarged eoition
of little girls hat.
The gown Is an evening dress OF
black patterned charmeuse. Inc
drapery IL In the new mode, ana
wish you to look closely at the ar
rangement OF the bodice. with the
sleeves emerging from the folds
The full-length sketch 10 one OF
my newest and favorite Spring mod
els. 1t is In mustard colored tanetA.
and had the new draped-up shirt
and the newest outline" The
waistband is OF clear duh Oriental
satin edged with old blue.
Please note the long. tight sleeves.
for this also Is . very up-to-date
touch In the Summer fashions.
Another little girl" hat OF gray
satin show you In the sketch. It
Ia bordered with satin Of deep blue.
The flowers are Of pale yellow satin
tied with blue ribbon. The second
hat IL OF blue straw. with the top OF
the crown draped In blue satin. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-28

interrupt the working OF telegraph
lines and ocean cables. all over
the world.
Similar to Tornadoes.
Sun spots might also be likered
to tornadoes. In which there is
similar trumpet-shaped whiri or
funnel through which heavy OBJ
jects such as the fragments OF
houses, barns and trees. and some
times animals and human beings
are sucked up toward the clouds
that gyrate round the broadened
top of the funnel. But while
great tornado on the earth has a
path only few rods wide. THE
SOLAR TORNADOES ARE THOU
SANDS OF MILES WIDE and
probably THOUSANDS OF MILES
DEEP.
If the earth were caught in
one OF those gigantic whirls on
the sun 1t would be spun about
like d boat In the Magma ecdies.
bUt II WUui0 NV taSt AShSp ioA tLo
intense heat would quickly, dis
solve the solid rocks into fiery
liquid and vapor.
II ia a curious fact that our
toruadoes sometimes occur in
groups as do sun spots. A dozen
tornadoes will occasionally break
out simultaneously. a hundred
miles, or more apart Yet the re-
Tendance between tornadoes and
sun spots can only be superficial
One OF the most fearful things
connected with .ornadoes Is the
awful roar that accompanies their
passages. But sun spot must
create a noise on the sun thou
sands of times greater than that
OF the mightiest tornado and IL
the atmosphere extended from the