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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
[speclal 70 rhe rlmes.nianatoh.1

Especial TO Tho Times -Dispatch.1
Washington. July 1s.-"Wnlian Lo-%
inner. Senator from Illinois, was the
record blotted late this afternoon from
the Senate rolls-strickcn forever, with
the stain that Corrupt methods ana
practices We're used In his election"
Io-nigAt. In an Office in the Senate
office building, a bulky. tawny- haired
man sat before a mahogany desk 1t
was William Lorimer. Boss I.orimer,
Bill Lorimer the Blonde Boss" buc
not Senator Lorlmer. 1t was not
even Former Senator" Lorimer. For
his expulsion from the Senate by q
vote OF % to 2S carried the stigma that
he was never legally elected anu never
entitled TO his seat
at Lorimers elbow were scattered
sheaves of yellow paper. They were
kilograms OF sympathy, messages Oh
nope, expressions of steadtast conf
dence and allegiance from scores oc
friends In Illinois and from many
other States
Defeated. Inundated and barred even
from ever again entering the Senate
chamber, Lorlmer tonight was not
crushed and broken. To many friends
who called ne renewed his protesta-
lions Of Innocence. OF tile legality or
his election. lie declined at first to
make any public statement He Bit
terlN denounced the newspapers and
denied himself to newspaper men. 10
callers he proclaimed the gross injus-
tce OF his expulsion" lie reiterated
ms belief that he was bounded in the
Senate by the trust press"
Lorimer's Stnte.nemt
Late tonight however. Lorimer
consented TO make "a hrief statement
to the newspaper men reEarding his
future course OF action
II must think things o.er and talk
to my friends before I can say wheth-
er l shall 50 into political fight"
the one-time senator 4eclarod, Tho
place for me 10 make light should
determine upon such course. would
be before the people The candidate
for the Legislature which VIII select
my successor have already been Sc
lected by now. Consequently. / can
not so into the coming hght Thus.
snail have 70 wait until two years
hence. have not lookoe mat far
ahead Before reaching any decision
on that point want .Gll oppor-
tunity to talk with my f-iends back
home"
Lorimer said he had Neglected his
personal affairs 10 make his fight for
Continued on Fourth Pasc0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
Jefferson Hayes Davis, Jr.
Dies in Colorado Springs

Especial to Tho Timos. Dispatch.
Colorado Springs. Col, July 10
jefferson Hayes Davis. Jr., the in
FAINT son of Mr.. aud Mrs. Jefferson
HAYES Davis, OF This city, md the
Ercmt-grnndaon of Jefferson Davis,
President Of the Southern tonfed-
crncy, died today after II short Ill
nc>s. The body VIII he tnlScn io
Denver tomorrow Tor cremation.
and the ashes Will he taken 10 Rich
mond. where intcrmcnt VIII lie mnhe
In the family plot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
NEW LAW CAUSES
ACUTE SITUATION
Employers Swear They Will Not
Contribute to Workmens
Insurance.
WOMEN ALSO OBDURATE
Chancellor Lloyd-Gcorgc Will
Deal Mcrcilessly With "Op-
poncnts OF Progress.'

Especial Gable to The Times -Dispatch)
London. July 1s.-Chancelor OF the
Exchequer David Lloyd George and
the Formidable group which considers
his admitted by soc,ahstic policies q
menace to Great Britain exchanged
dehances to-day.
on Monday the new workman's In
surance law. OF which the Chancellor
is the author. becomes effective. The
law requires employers. employees and
the government TO contribute Jointly
TO & hush insurance fund for tho
workmen. 10 resist contributing,
there has heen formed strong as
ISOLATION OF employers who swear
they Will resist contributing even 10
the point OF staying in Jail lnden-
nitely for refusing TO do so In
speech az Remington Theatre this
afternoon. the Charcenor served no
ticc that the laws opponents Will be
mcrcilessly dealt with. The act, he
Chancellor added. VIII uring the mil
lenium near in England, and no
body OF its enemies will be permit
ted 10 delay the march or progress.
Besides certain capitalists. many suf-
frcgcttes are enlisted In the new leg
islation. the Women's freedom League.
one OF tho largest ana most powerful
votes for women organization in Eng
land' having announced that tne In
suranee act should be resisted to the
utmost because women nave not been
consulted and representatives, OF wo-
men did not pass the measure"
scotland Yurd Alarmed.
scotland Yard and tho Homo Office
Iare moro thoroughly frightened at tho
sufragette outlook tonight than Mt
any time since tho votes for-womeu
campaisners began resorting to mill
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FORDE AND WIFE SAIL
t"der Assumed Name They Are on

Under Assumed Name They Are on
for Honeymoon.
New York. July 13.-Under tho as
sumed names OF Mr.. and Mrs II f.
stanley. Stanley d. Forde, the actor
and his bride. who was Mrs Helen
story. youthful Divorce and heiress
to the late Judge Robert Hnton's MIL
lions. sailed to-day on their honey
moon trip to Europe. Forde. who was
named as correspondent in his wife's
ecent divorce action. assailed tho jus
iice OF the decision. we were per-
feotly innocent ne said but we Will
be very happy. All We ask ia that the
public let US alone"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
GOES WITH faint
OF CORFU PTION
With Long Fight Ended, Loser
Swaggers Dehantly Away From
Those Who Had Voted to I
Purge Chamber OF His j
Presence-His Exit sEi
Is Dramatic. (
How the Senate Voted.

Washington, July iS-The vote in
the Senate was on the resolution in
troduced by Senator Lea, OF Ten
nessee TO declare that Lorimer had
been elected by corrupt methods
and practices and that the cleo
ton was therefore null and void.
on that resolution the Senators
voted as follows
Against acknowledgements.
Ashurst. Arizona Bacon. Georgia.
Bryan, Florida. Clark. Arkansas;
Gardner. Maine; Chamberlain, Ore
son' Gore. Oklahoma; Hitchcock,
Nebraska; Johnston, Maine Kern.
Indiana: Lea. Tennessee. Martin,
Virginia. MARITIME. New Jersey; My
ers. Montana; Newlands. Nevada:
O'Gorman. New York; Overman.
North Carolina Pomerene, Ohio;
Rayner. Maryland. Reed, Missouri:
Shively. Indiana: simmons. North
Carolina Smith. Arizona, Smith.
South Carolina; Stone, Missouri;
swanson Virginia. Watson. West
Virginia; VILLA ans. Mississippi. To-
tai. 20.
Against Lorimcr-RcpubIicnn
Borah Idaho; Bourne. Oregon:
Briggs New Jersey; ristow. Kansas;
bib WI, .NepEaSk4, BurtOn. Ohio,
Clapp Minnesota; Crawford. South
Dakota. Cullom. illinois,. Cummins.
Iowa Curtis. Kansas; Dixon. Mon
tana; Fail New Mexico; Cironna,
North Dakota. Kenyon. Iowa; La
Toilette, Wisconsin: Lodge, NIassa-
chusetts: Nelson. Minnesota. Page,
Vermont, PolndeNter. Washington:
Root, New York; Sanders. Tonnes
see: Smith. Michigan. Sutherland,
Utah Townsend. MichIgan Works.
California. Total, 20
For Lorimcr-Democrnts
Bailey. Texas Fletcher, Florida;
Foster, louisiana. Johnston. Ala
hama. Painter. Kentucky; Smith,
Maryland; Thornton. Louisiana: TILL
man. South Carolina. Total s.
For Lorimcr--Rep,ibiic
Bradley. Kcntucty; Brandegee, Con-
necticut Catron. New Mexico; Burn
ham. New hampshire, Clark. Wyo-
ming, Crane, Massachusetts; Dnung-
ham. Vermont, Gallinger New
Hampshire; Chamblee. South Da-
kota; Guggenhelm. Colorado: Jones
WASHINGTON. Lppitt. Rhode Island:
McCumher, North Dakota: oliver.
Pennsylvania; Penrose. Pennsylva-
MIA; Perkins. California: Richardson.
Delaware Smoot. Utah. Stephenson,
Wisconsin, Wetmore. Rhode Island.
Total. 20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

EXchcquer Lloyd George, speaking in
defense OF the national insuranceT act
az the Kensinston Theatre this after
woman who was SO noisy that Size ,vos
arrested MI Gorge lodged the crowd
which was waiting outside Tor him.
but a dandihed youth slammed him on
INC h9t and shouted II have laid him
out" The Chancellor OF the ExchcnIier
Grinncd. while the youth. who had n
cut over the eve. was flung aside bv
the police and landed on the pavement
IN a da@ed condition He finally ran on
TO tho 1eers OF tho crowd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
Taft NJ a ke S Political
Friend District At
torney.
STEAM ROLLER
STILL AT WORK
New Appointcc Close Ally Of
Alvah H. Martin and Basconi
c. Slemp-Retircplent OF Dis
tinguished Lawyer a Great
Surprise to Richmond
Republicans.

President William iiowara TAR yea
,efdhy sent TO lhe Senate tie name Of
-. Lawrence Groner. OF Norfolk. TO
succeed Lunsfor8 j. Lewis as dis
trict attorney FOR the Eastern Dis
,rict Of Virginia. Thereby proving
anew that the Republican steam roll
er. like ihe wheels of tic gods. grinls
I slowly but surely. and IS. above all. 10
resuecter u persons
The announcement from Wasnine-
ton came TO al those VINO NOW Judge
/ Lewis IS d thGnderclap out of a clear
SKY. one after another as lifelong
friends and associates. were informed
or the news, they expre5red uuhoundod
establishment and regret Nothing in
Fecen, years came SO completely as
! surprise as the simple enhancement
, that the chief executive. Tor q reason
that has not yet heen made clear. had
! deliberately removed from the gov
eminent service an able lawyer who
has served 1t w!th distinction FOR ton
years.
Declines to Make Statement.
Il prefer TO say nothing abou, tho
matter-ihat IS an the statement
/ car make" said Judge Lewis last
( night when asked by' The Times-D Dis
patch FOR statement -ie woul5 un-
/ der no condition consent to discuss
tho matter
Tho news has aiken ME completely
/ hy SURPRISE. said Joseph T. Brady.
clerk of the United states District
I Court. over the long distance tele-
I phone last night NO animation %
such thing mad reached me. and
/ regret ~ more than ! can say"
IT'S like thundcrclap out % a
! clear SKI" ssid Pos master hdrar Ale
Ian. Tr. discussing the report from
/ Washington. Nothing has transp!red
10 lead me 20 suspect Judge Lew!s's
retirement, and The news takes me by
surprise"
Statement, ny Judge wnddlu
When shown the announcement last
night hy IA representative Of The
/ Times Dispatch. judge Edmund Wad-
din, J... G. tho United states Dis
/ trict Court. said that he was not sur
prised TO hear OF the change in tho
+ United States attorneys office in this
district since he knew some days ago
/ that Judge Lewis had sent IN his re-
sisnation--an action he mas been con-
! templaiing some time. he had de-
layed submitting hts resignation. said
Judge Wadill. because OF important
business pending in ht- oiiice-notshly
the celebrated Trlss oasr in tine ~,
I preme Court ~ tho United States.
/ u,hi,r bas o,f,. vt,hin The le. ~.
,so. aays 49, doridad il .a,.o- ~
/ the government
Judge waddll said further tina, IT
,,.,i,
- , -
e'1Y
sAl'' ne ,lor nm UP
'he Positoh nat ne "as io,s i.'eu
/ win distinction ana 'H'
l'c'ioh
Much Talk of Politics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
NOTT|NGHAMNOW
ON RETIRED LIST
Colonel Of Fourth Regi-
ment Has Withdrawn
From Service.
WILL NOT FACE
COURTMARTIAL

Retirement Ends Sensational In
vestigation Of Charges Made by
Chaplain Parker That Not
tingham Had Grossly At
tackled the Governor Of
Virginia and Others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

Standard or tourist. Latter personally con.
Quoted without change Berth 80 Washing.
ton-sunset Route. 90 East Main StrsAL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

Dinner served. Roof Garden. Hotel Rich
mo1&s sunday. $3.50 p. IL uA.Ain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

(contlnued Oh Fourth Pase.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

Dinner served. Root Garden. Hotel RieA<
moId. sunday. $50 p. ". Music.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
BEST SERVICE TO cALIroRNrA

Continued on Third Page)
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CONTINUED on Third PaGe.)
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Groner Wen Known.

D. Lawrence Groner. judge Lewis's
successor, is a we'll known practicing
attorney OF Norfolk ana is one of the
leading Republicans In this section OF
the state. lie played a prominent
part In the Chicago convention and is
reported to be among the confidential
political friends of the President He
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Bailey. Texas; Fletcher, Florida !;
Foster, Louisiana; Johnston. Ala
hama; Painter. Kentucky; Smith.
Maryland; Thornton louisiana: Till
man. South Carolina. Total, s.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
@iIberiubilGnm zines rJrennOes Der
GimmanDerer".

Mm 16. cSdnllar maren es 70
Sobre, felt Ser. Urban s. gageleilen,
Ser Heftor oes 2eo-Smries in Nefp
Oorf, 6te 9rieItettDeibe empfing, uno
am feIben Gage, Dor 5ebn Sabren
iibernobm &eftor Nageleiien ieine ie'
qensrei6e Gb6tigfeit als 8criteber
6es 9eosSauies, $40. 6 Stote Str
ueI9es lett ser 3eit 3oblrei9e Oert-
Ihe @inhpanoerer ~beberbergt bat.
1Gbren0 Der 8eit ietner Edtigfeit
mn 2eo-Soipital bat Batter Nasel-
ellen mie er dagemein ge-
nonnt miro = ben i'm 2eosSolts
einfebrenoen @inmanoerern nit 8at
un0 Sat bei9etonoen unO man6es
orrne Weni9enfino aus Den ytebert
Ser @inuan5erungs6eboroe nuf @uts
Sslon6 befreft. Der Su6ilar bat it'd
unter ben oeuti1en 4atboltfen groBe
Mnerfennung fir bic Orgoniiiernng
Der Bilger3iige1 nod &om ertporben
ote bon Sabr gu Sabr etne fteigenOe
8obI Don Geilnebmern ouf3upeilen
boben. @cftor NageIeiiep erfreut Iid
nngemein GROCER 8eliebtbeit, Die er
Ii6 ourd fein iooiaIes @eien uno
ourd ieine unperpiiltlihe Siebens.
miirotgfeit geeen Die &eiienoen, Die
I'M 2eo-Souie Bel ibren Sabrten pon
ur6 mad europa Elm fdiisertoes 9adJ
Iudten uno gefunOen baben, ertpor-
ben bat.
Der SSltbilar peiIt geg~entp6rtig nit
Ieinem 8ruoer Sobn Nngeleiien in
Ohio, bod miro oas Subil6um am
%. Sanuar nit einem feierli9en
So6amt in Der Rapele oes Geo
&ouies begongen peroen, nobel Der
RatboliiAe S1neerbunO bon Seem
gorf Den gefangIi6en Sci! iiberneb-
men miro. 3ah Dem 9ohamt erfolgt
cine 8rqtulations4Gour an ser Die
@eiItIi6feit. Der Rertpaltungsrnt BEG
2eo-Souies, unO Oie nGberenSreunoe
0es Srbilars teilnebmen tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Saue uuO gisbriide.

tur auf Dem SIuiie oberbalb unO UNI
terbalb ser Sale, uuf Dem Abgrunoe
Oieier ieGbit, in Dem angrenaenOen
Rarf unO auf ben Snieln ringsum.
Der berporge5oubert. Se6er 6elien
Bel ben iollenOen @oiiern, ieOer
Baum, al Dem ibr feiner Spriibre-
gen bonn @iroe getrogen miro,
prunft in nellem @epnnoe, oos ii6
eleiBen5 uno gIiBerrro nm Stein, UNI
Stomm impO 9leite Iegt. 9ie Weta-
morpboie lit m1r1enbaft. Die ounf-
len 5nrben oes @ebol3es Iino Oer-
fftpunoen, uro pie elm @aIo bon
Mor4nor erbebt es ii1 i'm 8arfe
uno ouf Den Snieln. Seber 3meig,
nod 10 flein, trdgt ben Shmud bon
gl6t3enoem NeiB, Der 10 liebli9 in
Der Spnne funfelt. 9ie 4unit Der
Dlenf9cn6orD mag oeri6onern, ober
tein &iiniHer Bot nod ie ein Bib
berborgebroht, 6os iih nit Dem @is-
gemGloe Oes @interfonigs am 9eia-
CARA Dergleihen fam. Der @inO
lit iein 9iniell init benz er ole 6arbe
beritrelt, uitO in eiHem Gnge ooer in
elmer 9eaht bat er iein 8erf Donen-
Oct.
Nus Dem @rieiee trGgt Der Niagara
groBe gisidonen dbmGrts, ihleldoert
Fie ifber Die GiFte uuo 6elien i'm
sttombett uro itiir5t tie i&ieBIi6
itber ben 9lbgrun0 Der Sale in Die
Eiefe binnb. 9ort in ser Strom-
enee itaut iid 6as in feline Stiife
terfdlagene @is uuO liefert oos Ma-
terinl 81 Ser notiirliden Bride,
DelAe raid Die beiOen ufer oerbin-
bet. 8uerft eritarren Die Han0mai
Ter nit ibrer ihtpdderen 8ewegung
urb0 ibren @egenitrOmungen, mdb-
reno Der Sauptitrom ieinen 2auf
5tptffen fdarf geidnittenen 2inien
fortieBt. Aber INNER groBere @is=
mofien itiir3en ilber bic 66ae berab,
mebr un0 mebr ltalen fi6 Ole SdoI-
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

tern Ser permanenten &eOolution
bat unier Serr 5taatsiefretdr feline
gauge 5amilie mitgenommen. 9a
feline Wiiiion cine iemi offi5telle
lit, 10 mar es MIR re6t uno biaig,
Dem 6o6en 8eamten ein %unifOrmier-
tes @efolge gu geben, aber BON mas
fir yiliben 0ie irtneen Serren &nor
|uno ibre Srauen iein f0nnen, gebt
iber unieren 8egriff. Tins tommt
Die gan5e Geiie, pelbe Ottel Sam
einen i60nen gaBen @elo toltet
miro, nenig mebr ais cine SprtB+
tour Dor. Ole Central unO iiioame-
rifanii6en &epublifen lDerOen Den
amerifanii6en Staatsiefretdr nit
allen @bren empfangen nno letnen
@orten @eb0r geben. Da lie it9 a.
Der ME auf Snfel Sam O~erlaIien for-
men, uenn Iie in Gr1tbeI lito, Deroen
lie nad Dem boben 8eiude nie 5u=
Dor lire 8eoiirfnifie an fabri5ierten
@aaren BORT foufeti, Do lie am bill
liqIten Iino uno DaS lit ni6t i'm Ea-
rif beihiiBten g[merifa. AuBeroem
Der0en lie rt6ig peiter rreOolu33en",
IobaI0 fid ieman0 fin0et, Del6er
@el0 aen11g bat, cine &eoolution an-
3itfangen. SEER Staatsiefretdr &nor
6Gtte ieine bobe Wfiiiion ebenio gut,
penn ni6t better, bonn S~taatsoepar-
tement aus erfiiaen fonnen. &ber
IelbItberit1noli9 muB Der gebein1e
OiplomatiI6e &epetiIienfono per=
pubt mer0en, oenn ioate Elm Gent Oo-
BON iibrig bleiben, 70 f0nnten bic boz
len 0emofraten I'M 4ongreB gu Der
Iebr ridtigen lleber8eugung font
men, 0aB Oieier gebeime Son0 elm
aroBer S6minoel mar un0 lit.
Ser tuadere 0euti6 Nmerifaner
un0 &ongreBabgeoronete &i6arO
8ortbolot erflqrt bob Gait uno
Champ Glarf Die 8r6foentI6afts-
fonoioaten ibrer reIpeftipen 8ortei=
en- Iein neroen nn0 er felt bei0en
Serren 0as oenfbor bette 8eugniB
aus. lteber Spre6er @lorf iugt Serr
8artbpIot, er iei 10 uni9uloig pie
elm 9ino nno 10 rein ipie elm 9ia-
mant. Seinem langidbrigen Sreun=
Sc &ooiepelt bat Serr 8artbolot Den
&iiden 3ugefebrt.
6. @ar SafieIbo6.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

Conducts also a job printing estab-
lishment in the English and German
languages.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

Photo by American Press Association.
gisbeIo0entr Baum i'm Rroipect gart.
len in Der Wfitte uno INNER longia-
aler miro Die Str0mung, big TIRE
Strait ldlieBlih gang erlabmt uno
Der, 5trom BON ufer au ufer unter
benz 8arne oes Giles Iiegt. Sebt
vt bic Bride fertig, bon Gag 5ll Gag
miro iie poHIierbarer uno ie0e Ga1t
trGgt gu ibrer 8~erit6rfung BEL. Gin
Menf6enitrom ergieBt fid bon llfer
Bl llfer, ole internationale @erbin-
bung 3dpiiden unierem 2nnoe ltno
Ennooa lit bergelteat. Damn fonmen
bic unternebmen0en 9eute, bic be:
Der ieltenen @elegenbeit ettpas ner-
oteuen nolen. @ol5buoen pohien
IN Dem @ispfaOe, Der bon l1fer 5u
l1fer fiibrt. empor, lie nennen itf)
r0otelS~ uno perieben bic YaIInn-
ten, oenen es ifmeft. NIT 5peiip
hlo Grant. photographer baben
f5re prinrtipen Ateliers aufgeIdla-
nsn un0 man fam bort fir meniq
G'efo fem 9iI0 abnebmen laIien,
S.par fem &ubinettportr1t, aber nit
benz ehten gefrorenen Niagorafan
nls 8intergruno. Die neulide 5ra-
E5Oie, IN tpeI@er orei Menidenlpben
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

Suffrage Ser 3eitung bereiite er ben
8a1ten upo ihiloerte bon bort ieine
intereiianten @rIebniiie inter oeu
~gotpbops~ uno Snoianern, Damn
tebrte er mad @ellington 3uriid, balf
Ieinem 8oter beim Blisableiteroers
tauf uno befleioete cine gai6aftlihe
Gteaung, iieOelte aber i4on i'm fol-
een0en Sabre no1 glebelnno iiber,
no er &eftshpilienihaft ftu0ierte
uno 1878 our @ooofatur 3ueelaifen
tpur6e. 9urA feine &enntniiie i'm
Ginan5tpeien madte er lih einen Sea
men in Der @eIhdftSpelt uno be-
gniinoete 1886 cine 8anf, Ole .3u bo-
Der BIiite gelangte. an Ger Bolttif
Bat er fih felt pielen Sabren beteiliqt,
wdr DieoerboIt 0eIegat i'm Republics
uii1en Acknowledgement uno oertrat
friiber ieinen Seimatsftaat i'm Natio-
mol aus dub ser 8artei. Die boben
Bun6esGmter, meGhe ibm bon Yec-
&inIep un0 &ooiepelt a~ngeboten muir
ben, 6orunter 3tueimaG ser 8otidaf-
terpo1ten in @om, idJlue er aus. 9as
Serrid'I6e Seim in glepelano lit cine
ser 8runtreIioen3en Ser 5taot. gs
ftebt al1i 0en uguclib Seigbts" uno
gepGbrt einen prGhtigen AusbItd
ouf oie gegenO. Die 5amilie Oes
GERM Serrid beitebt aus Ser Satin
unb einem Sobne. Gum apOenfen
an 6ie %perItorbenen @ltern bat er in
@enington Elm 8ibliotbefgebduOe err
riAtet.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Gsusr gutIdafter.
WhrSn s.. Srrrtd, pslner bic Ser. staaten
In Sranlrei9 Oiplpmatii@ Usrtretsn pirO.

="
eaS Radfolger BON Hobert Bacon,
tpel6er reiigniert bot, Inn iid Dem
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der ltniueriitdt
SarDarO 5u pIOnen. lit Der iriibere
@ouberneur BON G5io Nipron e.
Serrid pom Brdiioenten Gait gum
omerifaniiden 8oh6after in Boris
ernonrt unO bom 9unoesienat aud
bereits beit6tigt moroen. 9err Ser
rid iteBt inn So. 2ebensiabre, lit DILL
IionGr, eriolgreiher Banfier in@leoe-
Lamb un0 Durh ieine 8eteiligung am
Dffentlihen @eben Elm Wann Don na-
tionalem &uf. st lit elm .ielfmaOe
man" I'M pouiten Slime. Seine
@iege ltano in elmer bei6ei0enen
Siitte in Suntington Sotpnlblp,
Ohio, mo- iein Batter 2orobnu trie6.
0Ns er orei5ebn Sabre alt War, Iie-
bette Ole 6anilie auf cine 6arm bel
WeGinqton il6er, mo- Ger &nobe Die
Sofidule 6eiuAte. WGbreno Der
Gerien bouiirte er NIT @aren in Der
Ra6buriAoft uiO erfparb fif aui
6iefe @eiie un6 als 2nnOf6uIIebrer
bic Nittel ali einem ofaoemfdenaptr-
Sus in SberIin. Cine Specialization nit
Ipfeltpein; Den er nod ct. 2ouis 81
Worfte bradte, peruneIiidte Dem
fungen @anne, urtO 90 ibm ole Wit-
tel CUR &eimreiie feblten, periudte er
IiH einige Meonate aIs 3eitungs-
I6reiber am u@IobesD Democrat. SIN
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Der oeutihe Meihstoa no

Ser oeutI6e &ei6stag nabm
am norigen Sreitag in erlter un0
3tpeiter 2elltng oas Musfiibrungsge-
ieB 81 Der am 4. Wtai 1910 auf Der
Barrier &onferen5 CUR 8%efGmpfung
oes M6O6enbanoelS getroffenen le-
bereinfunft an. 9amit miro Der
Wfdo6enbon0el 81 einem @erbre9en
geftempelt, 0eIIert 8eriiber Der MltS-
lieferung untermorfen iino. @Gb-
reno Der @r~orterungen wel9e Der.
Nnnabme 0ieles @eletes b~orausgin=
gen, ipra9en bic @ortfiibrer Ser
Deri6ie0enen 8arteien ibr 8eoauern
oariiber aus, ooB Die Ser. Staaten
ni6t 5lt Den llnter5eihnern Der lie
bereinfunft geb0ren. Ser @ertreter
Der oeutlden &egierung CAB ieoo1
Die 8erii6erungs Bob aaes gei9eben
ner0e, Tim Die Ser. Staten unO am
oere Nationen, Die an Ser Nariler
a%onferen5 niAt teiIgenommen, gum
@nf6luB ali betDegen. Ser @runo,
peS6alb Die Gereinigten Staten olt=
BerItano maren, Die internationale
&onferen5 bonn Sabre 1910 81 unter-
5ei6nerL lit Der, Dab nod Der 8un-
oesoerfaliung Die 8~efdmpfung oes
M6o6enbanOels BON ben ~ein5elnen
Staten gebanobabt iperoen muB.
Ole ein5ige @epolt, tpelde Die Bum
oesregierung beiibt, Inn ben nidts-
piiroigen @nnoel 5u perbiiter, rubt
IN ben S6noen 0es @inDanoerungs-
fommiii6rs uno feiner llntergebenen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

Nrrd Bic 2osIOiuug elmer Sdone
perloren gingen, mar 0as critic Der"
artige greigniB in Der @eitihte Der
@is6riide 0es Niogara. Im %.
Sanuar 1899 purOen ebenfaas orei
Wenihen ouf Dem @iie iortgeiilbrt
nber ale orei puroen gerettet.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09

NIs fe bas eanbimaitsbilS Der WiasaraFdM'
tn EiHtsr ptriyanbrlt.

Ser Sic 1%ioeoraidae hin oie ieBige
So5res5eit beiuht. itebt iibcrroift
beim 2(n6lif Oes gilOes. Oas lid iei-
yen alteen oorbietet. 9leue erbabene
Shonbeiten bat Die pinterlihe 9ta-
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
@bentemer elmer eGnserin in Stuff
Lamb.

Die 8iener SofoperniGngerin Seo-
mig 6ranciqo &aufmann e~,dblte
einige grlebnilie, Die lie in 2oo5 unO
DariAau gebabt fat. Sie geriet
Our1 oos llngeidid ibres Smpreia-
rios in elm i6leftes &otel in 2oo0,
muBte ibren BaB BEL ser Yoli5ei ab.
eeben uno erbielt i'm tros tpieOerbol-
fer MefLamationen uno trot Der Sh.
terpention oes olterreidiid ungari.
fhen &oniuls neoer in 2o03 nod in
Nari6au 3uriid. I'm nbreiien 5u
E6nnen, muBte Die Giinitlerin NIT
Silfe ibres RoniuIs idlieBIih cine
unsepobnlite Gift anpen0en: ser
Rondul ieste es OurhL Dob ole Abreiie
Der RiinIflerin bon nmtshpegen ange-
cronet puroe. guf Oieie Mrt erbielt
Grau SrnnciIo 4aufmonn einen
8aIferihein un6 fonnte nun pieoer
mad OeIterreid %geIongen. DieSaupt-
ihulo an Siren peinlihen G~rIebnilien
aibt ole 5Gngerin iibrigens niHt sen
ruiIHAen gebouoen, ionOern Dem
Scyrnprelario, Ser lie 81 Ser Neife nod
MuBlano peranIaBte unO iih oann
nidt mebr Inn le eefimmert bat.