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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22
HURT IN RY. ACCIDENT
Frank Fitzgerald Sustains Serious
Injuries at Winfield.

Frank Fitzgerald, No. 70l South b
street, was seriously injured in rail-
way accident on the M. & st. l.. Ry.
at Winfield, about 230 O'Clock p. m.
Friday afternoon while he was on a
student trip" on the Peoria line, pre-
paTatory to taking regular appoint
ment to a berth in the train service.
The injured lad was brought to his
home here, taken from the train to
the home of his mother, Mrs. Gather
inc Fitzgerald, on stretcher and is
now under the care of physicians.
Injuries of an internal character were
lcaused, the extent of which cannot
be known for several days. That he
escaped death seems miraculous.
Frank was doing switching work
and was riding on the side of a coal
rack" The train was moving tow
ard the end Of switch that was so
crowded there was room for only the
cars of a train on the main line and
those en- the siding to pass. Frank
was on the side of the car next the
switch and was carried down against
the cars on the siding, when there
was no chance for his body to squeeze
through. Frank saw his danger too
late. He was caught between the
ears, torn from his place on the lad
der his body rolled over and over as
the cars passed and then he was
dropped to the track and fortunately
the body rolled under the cars on the
Isidetrack instead of under the NOV
ing train. A hurried examination re-
vealed no broken bones, but the boy
was regarded as in bad way and
was hurried to his home in Oskaloosa.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22
TEACHERS ASSIGNED
School Board Announces Appoint
ment Of Positions.

One of the surest signs that vaca-
ton days are drawing to close, and
a forerunner of the advent of the fall
term of school, is noted in the APP
pointment of teachers to place in the
rooms and grades of the ward schools
Members of the Board of the Oska-
loosa Independent school district met
Friday evening for the purpose of APP
pointing place to the members OF the
teaching corps. .....
Appointments are announced as
follows:
Lincoln School, First Ward.
TO- Bessie owen, Principal
g. Fife Tovrea.
8. Jessie Reid.
z. Jennie Meek.
6. Katie Grace.
5. Nellie Colviile.
4. Lucille Richards.
3. 10 Martin
2. Zilpha Monroe.
l. Mabel Kenworthy, Kindergar-
ten
Jefferson School, Second Ward.
8. Elizabeth Sheahan, Principal.
s. Edith Hoffman.
7. Mae Dorgan.
6. Francine Lacey.
5. Marguerite Drinkle.
4. Margaret McFadden
3. Edith Frost.
2. Mary Pendray. 80,
l. Pearl Burket, kindergarten.
Webster School, Third Ward.
s. Floy Cricket, Principal 49,.
7. Cora Leslie. @. .
6. Ida WEIGH. 81: 7s-
5. Nellie Williams. s
4. Viola Forsyth.
3. Edith Garland
2. Elizabeth Washburn.
l. Barbara Drinkle, Kindergarten.
Grant School, Fourth Ward.
s. Rebecca Erwin, Principal.
Z. Grace Rowe.
6. Mamie Bingaman.
5. Mabel Ware.
A. Helen Jordan.
g. Fannie Baxter.
2. Cora Ryan.
l. Clara Krakow, Kindergarten.
Whittier School, Fifth Ward.
9. Mary Vannest, Principal.
g. Flora Schneider.
7. Dena Roberts.
6. Genevera Christy.
5. Flora Moore.
4. Estella Malone.
3. Casa Conover.
2. Cornie Cowan.
l. Beulah Drinkle, Kindergarten
High School.
Fred ]. Miller, Principal, Pedagogy.
Lily McCune, English. ..-.'
Katherine Ulrich, Botany. "
Mary Moore, Latin German.
Jane Slayata, History.
Maude Parry, Commercial.
Jessie Coleman, English,
Mary Mason, Latin. --.
E. v. HORT, Physics, Chemistry and
Agriculture.
E. H. Kupke, Algebra.
Special Teachers.
Sarah Williams, Director of Music.
Anna Marcue, Domestic Science.
Albert A. Cushing, Manual Train
ins,
Amanda Hort, Penmanship.
Alice Redmon, Drawing, Elocution,
etc
Frank W. Else, Superintendent of
Schools
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22
Hunters Licenses.
licenses

The following hunters licenses
were isued August 18th
S. d. Holiday, Lacey.
Ben Templeton, Oskaloosa.
j. G. Toy, Beacon.
Ernest Toy, Beacon.
Issued August 14th
Peter Andrigtetts, Buxton.
August Urban, Buxton
Alfred Durad, Blyth.
Issued August 10th:
Mark Moorman, Oskaloosa.
Verginio Irella, Buxton.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

5. If any county shall not be fully
represented at the district conven.
ton, the delegates present from such
county shall cast the full vote there
of, but there shall be no proxies. The
only business for the district conven.
ton to transact will be to recommend
to the congressional committee a can.
didate for con ress5on the republican
ticket in the sixth congressional dis
trict of Iowa.
6. The district convention shall be
held in Ottumwa, Iowa, on Wednes-
day, September 4, 1912, at l o'clock
p. m.
z. All contests, to be considered,
must be filed with the chairman of
the congressional committee at least
one day before the day of the district
convention. .. s..
8. A certified list of the delegates
10 the district convention must be
filed with the chairman of the con.
gressional committee before the con-
vention convenes.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

OF course. IL you don't asrsS win
. man In religion 1t 10 easy to believe
him to be hypocrits. unless You
happen to disagree with him In poll.
tics. Then you know he's crook
Houston Chronicle.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

- HERNY.-Mrs. J. A. Henry died
Saturday, August II, 1912, at $50 a.
H., at Leighton. Funeral announce
ment later.
Deceased leaves four children, Pc
ter, Marion, Isaac and Bertha Epp,
and a husband. Her maiden name
was Dena Roorda. She was operated
on Tuesday at her home, and died at
the age of 4S years, IL months and 9
days. Death was unexpected.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

DR.. Spyker spoke to large audi.
ence at Madison church Tuesday at
900 o'clock, taking his text from job
14:14 and John 11:25. Friends and
relatives from many points in the
county were present, among them be-
ing many who had at one time or
another lived neighbor to the deceased
and who knew well the many excel
lent traits of the one who was gone
Relatives from Montezuma, Barnes
City and Searsboro were present, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson, of Modesto
California. Mfs.HSarson, formerly
Miss Louisa Crispin, was at one time
the close neighbor of the Sheleys and
for her was the little child Mary
named. She and her husband were
on the return from the Baltimore con-
vention, and happily were at the time
visiting with the Shoemakes in Oska-
loosa, strong friendship havinge x
listed between the two families
throughout ALT hese fifty years.
Il am the Resurrection and the Life
He that believeth in Me, though he
were dead, yet shall he live"
BAKER.-Born, Monday, August
IL, 1912, to Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Baker,
205 North G street, an eight pound
girl.
GALLAGHER.-Bor Friday morn
ing, August l6, 1912, to Mr. and Mrs,
Will Gallagher, 405 Fourth avenue
east, an 8h pound girl.
FRANCIS.-Died, of hemorrhage of
the brain, at his home in White Oak
township, at 4:30 o'clock y. m, Sun.
day, August Is, 1912, A. B. Francis,
aged IS years, 6 months and 10 days
Funeral from the White Oak church
at 10 O'Clock a. m, Tuesday, August
20, 1912. Interment in White Oak
cemetery.
Deceased leaves a widow, one son,
Asa E. Francis, and four grandchil'
dren. One daughter, Mrs. Anna Trip
lett, and a grandchild preceded the
old gentleman to the other side. Mr.
Francis was an old soldier, being a
member of Company d of the 7th
Iowa Infantry, and was affiliated with
the G. A. r. up to the time of the dis
banding of the Rose Hill Post some
years ago. He has been fifty-three
years in Iowa and was an old resi-
dent of the county, known far and
wide, and a man we'll liked in the
community in which he lived and
prospered The grieving family have
the sympathy of many friends and &C
quaintances.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

MUNSELL.-Word came to Jack"
Shelton this morning of the death of
his father-in-law, Albert Munsell, at
his home in Hamilton, at $50 o'clock
this Saturday morning, after a Sc
we're illness, Deceased was a cousin
of H. c. Munsell, No. 416 South Mar
ket street, His daughter, Mrs. skel-
ton, has been at. the bedside of her
father several weeks. Mr.. Shelton
went to Hamilton this morning fol-
lowing receipt of the message.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

BAKER.-Born, Monday, August
IL, 1912, to Mr.. and Mrs NJ ]. Baker,
2O5 North G street, an eight pound
girl.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22
RULES Of CONVENTION
District Committee Drafts Order
for Procedure.

The rules for the republican con-
vention of the Sixth Congressional
District to be held in Ottumwa on
Wednesday, Sept. 4, as drafted by the
committee last Thursday, are as fol
lows:
l. The chairman of the central
committee of each county shall issue
a call to the republican delegates
elected at the June primary for 1912
to convene at the county seat of each
county to elect delegates to the dis
trict convention for the purpose of
recommending to the congressional
committee candidate for congress in
the Sixth congressional district of
Iowa.
2. That such county convention
shall be held not earlier than the 21st
day of August 1912 nor later than the
3lst day of August, 1912. The chair.
man of each county central commit.
tee shall give at least three days no.
Itice to each delegate of his county by
letter, addressed to his postoffice ad
dress as shown by the records in the
office of the county auditor of his
county. giving the time and place of
the county convention and the pur-
pose for which said county conven-
Ition is called.
3. The matter of organizing each
county convention and the rights and
powers of the delegates to such coun-
ty convention shall be governed by
the supplement of the code of Iowa,
section 1087-a25 and the amendments
thereto.
T. The representation of each coun-
ty to the district convention shall be
the same as each county had to the
last state republican convention held
at Des Moines on the 10th day of
July, 1912. and which is as follows:
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22

GALLAGHER.-Born Friday morn
ing, August l6, 1912, to Mr.. and Mrs
Will Gallagher, 405 Fourth avenue
east, an 8h pound girl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-07
"PUREST WATER IN AMERICA"

Soil analysts uniformly pronounce this soil second
to none of the desert soils of the west.
3-That the climate of this section is equabIe,
salubnous, heathful, that the region Is free from
destructive storms, and floods that there is scarce
Iy day of wintert that the farmers cannot work In
the open IN their shirt Sleeves and that suspension
of work on account of heat IN summer Is PRACTICAL
ly unknown.
THAT Deming Is the best railroad center in
New Mexico, and that Luna county has double
the railroad mileage IN proportion to its size of any
other county in New Mexico. Railroads give the
farmer access to the high priced markets which
are close at hand
5-That the educational facilities of Dening
are unsurpassed, so far as grammar and high
schools go, by any town of its size in the United
States
! 6-That the progressive spirit of the com
immunity is evidenced IN number of different ways
The Deming chamber of commerce In itself is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-07
~pUREST WATER IN AMERICA"

ception.
1l-That the Mimbres Valley is section
where high-priced produce can be grown. This
makes it possible for every ten acres properly
famed to support family There Is tendency
toward rapid subdivision of the larger holdings
into five, ten and twenty-acre tracts.
12-That Luna County has vast and unde-
veloped mining resources which will contribute d.
rectIy to the commerce of the town, and will fur
nish the farmer an increasing market for his pro
duce.
1t is impossible for the sane man who is con-
templating change Of location to ignore these
twelve considerations. Of course location In
which to live is largely decided upon individual
TASTE and about matters of taste there can be no
dispute but matters of resource and Opportunities of
given section are susceptible of logical>demuOn-
stration If you grant that our statements are tus,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-07
"PUREST WATER IN AMERICA"

we have demonstrated to you that Deming is the
best place to locate IN the southwest; if you do not
grant that our statements are true or you believe
that these statements are open 10 question, we re-
specfully solicit your further investigation. Come
and we will show you the facts, and you can test
our statements by the evidence of your own senses
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-07
"PUREST WATER IN AMERICA"

THAT the water of the Mimbres Valley Is
the purest In America. Analysis of the same shows
thirty parts solid to 100000 parts of water No
alkalinity or salinity to speak of. Excellent for
domestic use clear and soft, healthfu for drinking
purposes, unequaled for irrigation. The quantity
is ample for the irrigation of the entire pumping
area of the valley with several thousand acre-feet
to spare annually.
THAT the soil of this valley is productive
beyond the dreams of even the most imaginative,
even, of land-promoters That is saying great
deal. But did you ever run across land promoter
who told you that he knew of section where thir-
ty-nine tons of green feed could be grown In one
season from an acre of land? And yet we can
produce the affidavit of one of our most represen-
tative farmers to the effect that he accomplished
this on each acre of several on his farm few miles
south of Deming. That Is but single instance of
the remarkable fertility of Mimbres Valley soil.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
@ia scridtet ieim.

Ger @ro5eB gegen ben ange6liden
friiberen @llbaner Anorep @on5ales,
ser I'M Slili letten Sabres ieine @at-
tin ermor0ete, begonn ant Montog
Dor &i6ter @noeriou in Der 1. Nbtei-
lu1g oes @riminalgeri6ts. Ser
Ntann, mel6er oes MtorOes inn erlten
@raoe angeflagt lit, bat it'd i6on
8lpeinlal idrl0ig befannt uno babel
Sen &iGter eriu6t, i'm 5um 8ooe 3u
berurteilen, 0a er 51 Iterben niini6e.
Sein @lnfpolt betpies Dem @eri6t
aber, Dab er bereits einmoI in einem
S%rrenbouie in Seem Yorf geieiien
bat, uno auf Die Srriin 8beorie bin
nerteiOigt er i'm ieBt. Ser cuba
nii6e @eianote iteat i%ibrigens in 9lb-
reoe, Dab Der M0rDer Elm Gubaner lit,
iouoern bebauptet, oerielbe iei elm
9teger uno in @barleiton, Siio=@aro-
Tina, geboren.
Mittwo9 Na6mittag pllrOe er
i6uloig befunoen, @toro i'm eriten
@raoe begangen 8i baben. @r erpar-
tet ieBt feline Strofe. Sein 9lnmalt
miro feinen neuen @ro3eB mebr an
bdngig MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
9sene @aRcrraten in Strait.

Sic neuen @aIerraten fir Den Dis
thrift Columbia traten am Moutag
in Strait, trob oes @roteites aqer
8ii%rqeroereine. sic meroen fir Die
n6fften 6 Sabre in &raft bleiben uno
i6brli6e @infiinfte BON $4,000
brinaen. 0aour6 miro es erm0g-
Iidt, oie @infiibrung oes @aiierme-
ter SDitems 81 pouenoen. Inter Der
neren State lit Der 606ite @oiierner-
brallh inter Der nieoriglten 6ate
BON tt2,200 auf $4,000 @allonen
ODER 1900 4ubiffltB berilntergeieBt
por0en. User ii6er 1900 <biffuB
Derbraudt, muB fir ieOe meiteren
100 GlibiffuB 4 Gents a~nitatt 3 Cts,
Die bisberige &ote, be3ablen. Ole
8aufdalrate fir 5lpeiit0dige SGuier
nift weniger ais t6 SUB 6ront lit
bon $3.50 auf So erb0bt, unO fir
breitere SGuIer miro fir ieOen peite-
rem 6rontfuB 81 Gents, anitatt mie
bisber, 30 Gents 5u be8ablen ieill.
Sir SGuier, Die iiber 2 Stodwerfe
bod iino, lteigt Die State init ieOem
Stofmerf ODER Geil eiues Stodwerfs
nm Elm 9rittel.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
RtrrbPn-BulP

Die Gat6uliIde ct. @arieHtirde,
3. Ctr, 8uiiden 8 II. $ Ctr, e. @.
3. 81. &otb, 8farrer; u. $. 0fibm,
aiiiitent. 49,.
@~ottes0ienIte Sonntags: 81. Mei-
ie 7,30 unO 9,t5; SOnntagsidnle
1000; So6omt 1890; Saifen $50;
Gesper un0 Segen 400.
5eiertags: 81. Mieiien 600 nnO
700; So6anlt 900; gcSper uno Se,
gen 400.
8odentags: 81. Ntefen 700 uuO
500; SitIi uno gitguit $50 unO
730 1br.
@riter Sreitag I'M @onat: 81.
@eiie 700; So9amt unO 9lusiebung
500; @nbetung mdbrenO oes Cages,
Ser3 r Seiu ? AnOadt uno Segen
7.3O.
geidte: Samstags bon 4-6 uno
$50. am Gage Dor 6eiertagen
lno am 1. 6reitag i'm Wonat BON
4-6 unO 70; Seben Morgen BON
73O bis 500.
Suusfrausn gsrein @Dbalitat. 8OmmuniUn
am 1 @cnntaa I. W. 7.30; 8srlammIuns ie-
ben MittmCh Nbenb 7.30.
Jrauen SObalitdt. 8CmmuniOn AM 2. Conn
tag, 7.30; @srl am Q. SUnntas UNI 300 ubr.
81. Name Sslu : @srsin 8CmmuniCn am 3.
@cnntae, $780,; 8erf. 3. SOnntas absnbs 7.30
climber Maria Veretn. Rpmmunipn ieoen A..
@pnntaa, 7.30; @srl. I'M A.. 9uuntag 800.
altarSsrein. @erI. am 3. SOnntas. 4.30.
armsnltelsn : gerein. gerIammIuns am A..
Spnntas um 4.30.
@inDtbOrlt Club. @sriammluns am /. Nitt.
rod /. M., abents s llbr in Der intern 99nl.
babe, ste unb NaIbinetpn Str, u. SO.
ct. SOlspbs GiebeSbunb. B%rrlammeIt fG
isbrn 2 DienIfdg I'm MlOnat in Der @treins-
bale. 5. unb 5 CTR. q. 0., abenos s llbr.
ct. 9cnifarius 8rantsn : unteraiiBnnss-
@ersiA. 0eriammsIt FG jebsn 2. Mtttpc&
I. ~, atenbs s ubr, &de 5. unb s On. W.@.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

am 9omTtag, 30. SUM Itarb IN
ieiner @obnung, 2t5 s. Str. g. So.
Serr Soiepb Seamltb, 5obn Ser
@ittpe 9llb. Seqmltb uno oes per
Iiorbenen g. SeQmutb. Serr Self
mlltb mar Elm Mitglieo 0es 0eutId-
gmerifanif6en Neutrality-suspicious.
uno Die Nfitglieoer oeiielben gaben
ibm am 9ienltog Morgen $50 nbr
0as lebte @eleite. gr mltroe bon Ser
fatb. ct. Marienfir6e an 5. StraBG
aus %beerOigt. Den Sinterbliebenen
unier 8eilei0.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

@m 9ienltag muroen ben &in=
bern oes 9eutl9en @aiienbauieS
DON Ser GoncorDia &ir6engemeinoe
auf ibrem Musflug nod MorIbaa
San Elm 6~reuoentag bereitet, inoem
iammtli6e &inoer, so an Der 8obl,
lnter 9lufli6t oes Superintenoenten
Breil, Der Matrone, lopie oes @rG-
iiOenten Sobn s. S9nei0er, unO Oes
SbrenprGiiOenten 5reo. Smbof uaO
Der Srauen 6. &oeffler, &%rGliOentin
oeS NGbpereins, u1o 8. g. 8art6els,
Prdii0entin oes Siilfsbereins, Iopie
)er 6rau @aii1, Der S6abmeiiterin
eBteren 8ereins, al Dem Mrsflua
Cell nabnlen. Mit @Bparen uin.
batte man ii6 BON Ser NnItait aus
Jorgeleben uno ben &inoern muroe
oon Der Sermaltuug in Mari6aa Sau
ilel 3ur unterbaltrng gratis geboten.
lu9 Die 8eranitalter ser grfurIfon
aten ibr geltes, Sen &inoern einen
m%genebmen Gag 81 MAIDEN, uno 10
)ergingen Die Stunoen inn 8reien
jar i6nea; man NOR Inn 10 l1br
ltorgens a6gefabren uno nit Dem A
lbr 9ampfer febrten Die &inoer mie=
ier 5uriid; mobl5ufrieoen un0 nit
Cant i'm Screen fir ibre @obItdter.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
Satte Sabre lang sclittcn.

6rau Catherine @bite, melAe am
Sonntag Morgen in einem init
9eu6tgos ongefiiaten 3immer ibres
@auies, 1920 & Str. g. So, tot
aufgefunoen muroe, batte ieit 26
Sabren an elmer 6ronii6en aranf-
belt gelitten uno m~ieOerbolt ben
8uni6, ausgeipro6en, gu lterben.
Der Coroner entI6ieO, OaB Die 6rau
Sel6ltmorO begangen batte. Ser
600 NOR bereits eingetreten, ais Or.
6. 9. 8ebreno fam, Der i6nea Der
6%eigerufen pur0e, als cine Der S09=
ter Die Mltter beiinnungslos auf-
fQn0.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
eansfinaer MAIDEN iid bemcrfbar.

Die in Dem Saltie gtr. 1927,
&belpS : &lace, gforomelt, angeiteate
0ienerin ella 9talb mel0ete Der $50
li3ei Den @erluit BON $32 in 8argelo,
meldeS iie in einem Giihenidrant
perfect bate. 2ouife &epnol0s, an
Der G=Str. q. SO. poDnbaft, beflagt
ben %crlitit bon 3 0iunaltrillgen I'M
@erte Don $50.
9llls ser S6neiOermerfltGtte oes
Serrn Abro5am 9Ieider, gh. 3t00,
II. Str. u. So, mltroen &leioerItoffe
I'M 8erte BON $500 geitobleu. Gin
9teger murOe oils Der @auaer gefan-
gen uno Elm Sell Der gSaren lit Die=
o~ererlangt mor0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
GDanseliid : lnt6eriide 3iOns-
Stride. 6. uno g Str. 81. 50.
&aItor &idar0 S6mi0t.

Souptgottesoienit ieOen Sonntag
@ormittag Inn 1921 l1br; in Oeuti6er
Spra6e am 2, 4. (u. 81 Sonntag l..
Sc, in euglii9er Spra6e am 1. unO
3. Sonnta9 /. 90. gngIii6er abeno-
@%ottesOienit an ieoem Sonntag INN
s l1br. Sonntagsi6ule ieOen Conn
tag @ormittog Inn $50 l1br.
airasnrat am Dienitas NbsaO mad benz leB-
ten Spnntae /. M,
8rau' II. MiTiOns-g erein unO Grauen. 9iilfs-
8srein am 1. DOnnertas NaHmittaa i'm MUnY
e~rfterer UNI 2 ltbr, IeBterer nm 3 ubr.
Sueenc,8er (9utber. Nea) iscen DCnnera-
tag Nbenb UNI s nbr.
SiGere @predtunben Der paitUrS ieben TOT-
mittae in Der Snfrtfei Der 8tr&e.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
StdOtii6e Neni9tcttcm.
sumitOg zen 6. sui 1912. :
9OaettOren.

&oaeftoren, mel9e in ibren 9t-
Iwtriften alltoriiiert iino, Oie &bonne-
mentsbetr6ge ST er6e6en niO 81
q%uittiereu, iino iolgenoe Serren:
Sermoun @infler, 1241 5. StraBe,
g. IS, fir ben gtorOWeiten moro
lid BON Der t6. StraBe nnO ben
0orooften.
Saul S6megIer fir Sen SiiopeIten
uno Den SiiOoiten.
6rib 4Iein, 9t5 &c. $. ape., g. @.
fir BEN &c. SO. meitIid BON Der
Is. StraBe einIAlieBli9 George
tomn unO HoBlpn.
@egen &Iagen, bic inns bie 'itno
oa 5ufommen, 0aB Oos oSonrnal"
nidt bis Samstags 9lbenOs ODER crit
Montags in Die SGnOe Der Seier
fommt, teilen mir nit, oaB Die 3ei-
tunq 8eitig genug ouf Die &oit
fon1mt, nm Samitags Ntorgens nit
eriter @oIt abgeliefert 81 fperOen.
M}an beI6were iid prompt BET Den
Serren 8rieftrGgern. Sci 8ieoer-
6olltna bitten mir Inn g}a6ri6t per
SeIeb6on, W3ain 1889, ooer OurdJ
8oltfarte.
@rgeben1t
0cr 6prnusneher
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
Mmtlide @ertretnng anf SDgicnc
SOngrek,

Den I'M September 5. S. bierielbi
ltattfinOenoen Snternationalen @pgi-
enc : @OngreB, 81 meldem oeutihe
Aer3te in GROCER 3abl eri6einel
meroen, miro ali6 cine itarfe Dele
cation aus oeuti6en amtli9en arei-
fen 6eilt6en.
SIN Der Spibe ser offi5iellen Ser
tretrng miro OerYrdiioent oesGeids=
@eiunobeitsomtes, Or. @rrmuL tie
ben. Sein StellDertreter miro oel
Miin6ener llnteritaats : Sefretir b.
MaDr iein. 9as Heidsamt oes Sn=
nern miro 6reiberr BON Stein repr1=
lentieren.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

@Ieftrif6er StraBenbabn-
oienlt lit Dor einigen Sagen nab
8luemont eroffnet porOen. SGgli9
.iperoen feds 3iige bin uno Der geben.
@s lit Dies cine 3eiteriparnis iiber
oas bisberige @iienbabniDItem, uno
Die Sobrt lit aud biaiger. $3.50 Ell
men @eg un0 $1.95 fir Oie Nuno-
fabrt.
Die 8abn beginnt an Sc. itn0 sc
Str. g. So, gebt Damn 3u 9omonion
&eigbts, an Gberrpoole borbei, iiber
Die @eleiie Der Greet Sails unO Olo
Dominion, Damn iiber oas nelte 0op-
pelgeleiie nod gluemont Sltnftion,
nabe Soropion uno Damn iiber oas
ate @eleiie Der Soutbern &ailpap
nod 8liiemont.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

0upio &oientbal. elm Sobn BON
6rau Marg. &olentbal, 1880 6. Str.
9. SO. ging am Montag Ntittag nit
anoeren 4naben am S1Be Der . Str.
BADEN. @r geriet in Elm Sod uno err
tranf, ebe0ilfe gebra6t iperoen fonn=
te. Die feline 2ei6e wrlroe ipGter
gefunOen unO nod Der Morgue ge.
braht.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Ger 0eutid : Amerifaniihe lin
teritiibungsburo miro megen Der onl
&eriammllngstage ltattfinOenoen@r-
furiion feline re~gelmGBige Geriamnl-
lung am Mittmod, Den 10. Suli ab-
balten.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Ser @uno @uOoIpb. 8tdfiOent Der
0itritts. Is Ommi6dre. MAJ Dienita9 unO
MittwOd aud elmer Der gelu6er Oes
Sdussrfeitss unO @uit Oes 9errnMu
gIantenburs. Disnitus AbenO belt 9err
&uOOIpb cine Nnipra@e I'M Union 9eeue
Stub IN philadelphia.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Ger fdmci0erii6e Minilter, Or.
@oul Sitter, miro cine 5tpeimonot
li6e Sour nod Dem &eiten Oieies
2anoes MAIDEN. Seine &eiie gebt
ouyb oen geIlone Stone 8arf, 8an=
coltoer, Gan 5rancisco, 4Iosfa unO
8uriid iiber @anaoa.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Sra II bent Gait %ernantte 8il-
liam Maribaa 9ulitt ponSouispille,
&D., ais General : 8rofurator ais
9ea6folger DON 6reOerid @. &eb=
mann, mel6er reiignierte.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

@inen 6leden BON GROCER AuS-
Ocbnung polen Die astronomer aui
Der Come entoedt baben. 0oS mare
cine @eIegenbeit fir uniere &eformer
ii6 einmal mirflid niibli6 81 mod
en-: man laiie iie Oie Some pltBen!