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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
DO YOU KEEP A REVOLVER In THE HOUSE?
nv FRED L. soAlr

IN q wise 20 keep revolver In
the house FOR protection againnt
burslarss
Not" says ratrolman c. +.
Culahaw, III you dream"
Cutshaw was patrollnT nights on
Capitol hill At o'clock In the
morning he and another officer
heard three shots. They chopped
and listened. A fourth shot. II
came from the house IN front OF
which they were standing. the
homo OF family wealthy and prom.
incnt In society.
A window on the first floor went
up and an elderly woman IN a night
dress leaned out over the sill and
begun TO scream. Cntshaw ran to
the front door. the other officer TO
the rear.
Open the door" cutshaw shout.
cd. But tho woman. craxcd with
fright. only continued TO scream.
Cutshaw Kicked In the door and
entered.
My daughtcr'" gasped the elder.
~ woman. "upstairsi and tainted
Finds Girl Shooting.
Cutshaw went up the stairs three
steps at a jump. with revolver
drawn he explored the rooms. lie
found the daughter sitting upright
In bed. wagglng a smoking revolver.
Evidently. thought Cutshaw. she
had Just shot burglar. lie looked
about for the corpse. but could not
see H.
Bang,
The young woman. with staring
eyes. had fired agaln-at nothing.
Hey, quite that" yelled Cutshaw.
but the woman only stared past him
and wagged tho weapon mcnacingiy.
She had done beautiful execution
with her artillery. She had shot
the door. wall and the mirror In
the dresser. She had even thot the
pillow. Aud the last bullet had
sped through the open window.
Cutshaw grabbed aud shook her.
she was sound asleep.
N took me 20 minutes TO awaken
her. said Cutshaw. "and when she
was fully awake and saw police
man standing beside the bed. she
began 20 boiler. Il took me an
other 30 minutes 10 set her quiet. "
Explanations followed. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
q WHWt tfs~
AMBASSADOR WILL N ". RocxHilL.

Turkish aide. watching tho gfraa cat
diplomatic game played since Heck
vas = pup.
Years ago Rochhiil. then q younR
Philadelphia school boy. went to
France Tor a military education lie
~antcd Ia be a soldier brave aud
bold then. and saw rome service IN
northern Africa under tho French
flag Then he changed hts mind
and came back TO Washington.
where he has held down various
positions in tho state department.
and was nj one timo director OF the
bureau OF American republics. Then
came bis appointment 10 the Bah
kan states as minister IN 1887.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23

Your Uncle Samuel may not BE- 80
much Of diplomatic genius 10 hear
the European critics .alk. but thls
time he certainly has the edge on
the ssnarties Who ran the foreign
affairs for the widely heFaiaed
powers on The other side OF the
Bis pond.
For the r. s. A. has an anhaa.
nafoE In constanslnopie. she heart
II the balkan war trouble. who has
been on both sldca % the fence. 20
20 speak. William Woodsiilc Rock.
hill represented this nation III
Greece. Bulgaria and Scrvia. once,
and nov he's on the other. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
HEIRS DODGE
TAX PAYMENT

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-Personal
tax assessments were sworn off by
relatives OF two Titanic disaster
victims here today Jesse Strauss.
Ron and executor OF the estate OF
laidur Strauss, assessed az S.. 00O..
600. deposed that the estate con-
sisted principally Of real estate.
and Isaac Guggenhelm. brother and
executor OF benjamin Guggenheim,
swore that the estate, estimated at
81 geo. 600. consisted largely OF non
taxable securities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
HALF AND HALF
COMPROMISE IN
FIGHT FOR BABY

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 23.-Ths
controversy between j. Ross Clark,
railroad magnate. and Mrs. Virginia
Clark-Tanner over the custody Of
J. Ross Clark Ill. son OF Mrs. Tan
ner and Walter NJ. Clark, Is COM
promised today ont OF court.
The contestants will become Joint
guardians aud Clark will contribute
10 the support of the child and be
entitled TO half its time. Walter M.
Clark. the baby's father, was among
the lost Titanic heroes His widow
recently married John S. Tanner,
and the contest for custody OF her
baby was filed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
VETERANS
POVERTY STRICKEN

BERLIN. Nov. a. Much misery
II reported among the 5000 retired
officer veterans OF the Franco.
Prusslan war Of 1870 With the
high cost OF living. u IL impossible
for them 20 maintain themselves
on the ANAL pensions paid by the
government.
or the 500 900 men who took part
In the war more than 100000 are
stu living. The pensions paid av.
erage about $3.50 per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
VICE EXPOSE HITS
WALLA WALLA, TOO

WALLA WALA, Nov. 23.--John
Gibson. trustee OF the First congre-
rational church, local leader OF the
Men and Religion Forward Move
ment and churchman OF note
here. has pleaded guilty to wreck
ing the lives of nearly a dozen boys.
Under the law governing statutory
crimes. he was sentenced to term
OF from one to 10 years In the penl'
Tertiary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
ANOTHER DEAD
MAN AT CENTRALlA

cENTRALIA, Nov 2s.--The
wave az crime that appears To be
sweeplng this city has another vic
tim in an unidentified man Who're
btJsiy, with the throat cut iron ear
10 ear. was foaud ON the Northern
Pacific righsof.way. two miles
north OF ccniralia. The man was
well dressed and appeared weli-to'
do. The body has been brought TO
this city and thorough lnycs,iga.
ton will be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
MODISTES DISCARD
WOMEN'S CURVES

CHICAGO. Nov. 23.-The spring
maid of 1918 viii not have the Sc
ductive and delightful curves 30
much In evidence this year, II she
conforms 10 styles shown In the
style show which opened here yes
terday.
She will be rectangular In the ex'
IRENE. She will be siralghtfront-
ed. straightbacked and hipless, as
well as curveless. The new skirts
will have the aiiuring beauty OF an
envelope. The coats will possess
the charm OF soap box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
WAR OVER; WIPE
OUT INDIANS NOW

San DIEGO. Nov % That the
Mexican revolution 10 over. az far
az the state % Sonora 10 concerned.
and that the Mexican troups Ia that
section are being modified In a
final effort C. extsrmlnate the
Yaqui Indians who hare been
fought by MexicanE for years. IL
the word that came today from the
San Diego Suns correspondent AZ
t1uyamas. Sonora.
The Mexican troops are com.
handed by Gen Emil Kosterliixaky.
soldier 81 fortune. whu was once Ia
the Russian army and later in the
united States army. but left this
country 20 fight for Diax
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
NORWAY INCREASES
WOMEN POLICE

CHRISTfANA. Nov 43-~The ap.
polntment OF another pollcewomAn
In this city brings the Norwegian
female police force up TO seven.
three OF whom are In Chrixfiania.
two At bergen. ono at Christian.
sand and one At StavargeF The
policewomsn's duty - TO keep an
eye on women suspected ~ living
immoral lives. woman tramps and
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
TELLS OF FILTH IN
SOLDIERS HOME.

LOS ANGELES. Nov zz.-Ed
ward 4. Grafton. magazine pub.
Usher. testified today before the
senatorial committee that IL prob.
ms conditions At the National FOL.
dlrra' Home az wielie. citing Oh.
aeFsaiions he ade during visits 70
the Institution. Grafton declared
that some 81 the food be had seen
on tables there was not of the best.
and that the beds In IN. barracks
did not appear clean. He further
declared the Veterans appeared
ioath to make complaint.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
CANADIAN" SMITH
WINS SPUD RIBBON

PORTLAND. %. Nov IA
host Of friends Of Asahel Smith of
Canada. @ihe worlds potato king.
arc today caahing $4,000 In bets
that he would win the potato ex.
hlbit at the Pacific Northwest
Land Products show. The blue
ribbon was placed across his exhibit
today. despite the fact that another
Smith. an American. sworc that he
would beat ont the Canadian With
the display from Uncle Sans do
main The Canadian Smith AZ once
telcgFaphcd tho news Of his big vic
tory home. and Il Is pay day for
hia hackers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
BURNED, NURSE GETS
$17,283 JUDGMENT

SAN JOSE, Nov. 23.--Miss Ethel
Townsend, a nurse formerly employ
cd at the O'Conner sanitarium, CON
Quoted by the Sisters OF Charity,
was granted judgment of $17,2s3
today by jury.
II was charged Miss Townsend
was burned by an X.ray machine
and MANNED for life while assisting
In performing an operation upon a
child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
ARMY DUE FOR
JOLT. PREDICTION

WASH NOTION. Nov. 70 That
the war department will be the
most severely shaken up OF all the
executive departments with the
advent OF a democratic adminisfra-
fion In the belief OF democratic
leaders. The last house sought I'M
successfully to reduce the cavalry
by 80 l-3 per cent. The democrats
also vainIy attempted 10 abandon
as useless several army poats.
Mai. Gen. Leonard Wood, chief
OF staff. II a possible democratic
target. That a bureau "aristoc
racyr has been built up In the gen
eral staff has been openly charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23

Mira Charles d. wynne OF Klamath
Falls. Or. who offered TO hang for
the five men murdererB who are 10
die On December 10. providing they
would live for Jesus" was made
by Governor West OF Oregon here
today II was announced the gov
ornor would make no further state
mcnt regarding the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
NEW BORN BABY
, M HAS GRAY HAIR

wHITEBURG, Ky. Nov. 2s.--
Born with gray hair. the infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Craft, the
latter a farmer OF Prince Creek. ~
Che wonder OF the community TO.
aay. The news OF the freak spread
RAPIDLY, and all through the day
hundreds OF people besieged the
Graft home, hoping to get a glimpse
az TIE infant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
window into u woman's boudoir.
Sees Burglar In Dream.

Undressing for bed. she had
thought OF the sketch. II would BE-
easy. she thought. FOR burglar TO
climb through her window aud get
her Jewels She hal worn n guam.
tity Of jcwelry TO the show. and now
she put them under her pillow.
She drifted easily into slumber---
so easily that there was no break
or interruption when she left the
waking world A burglar was climb
Ing through tina window. She rid
died him with bullets.
Then, quite naturally. policeman
was standing beside the bed, and
she was, OF course. much upset by
tho experience,
Il was 80 interested hearing her
tell about IT, naid cutsha~. that
forget about her mother In faint
down Htaira. We went down togeth
81 and found the old lady conscious
again and mourning the death Of
her daughter. oh. Il was a sweet
mis.upl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
GOLD RUSH
TO ALASKA DlCGlNCS

Word has been brought 20 Seattle
by Victor Carmichael OF Cripple
City. Alaska. that 4 rush is ~ from
Fairbanks. Ruby and Nome into the
Innoko country. He reports the
winter diggings have proved very
valuable. and men are "mushiug
In over the snow from every camp
IN the aforementioned districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
no, GIRLS! NOW IT'S
SEAWEED ON HATS

W ArHiNNfONs NOV. - ccAs
weed az substitute for millinery
decorations on womens hats "a the
high cost Of living reform sug.
gcsted by Uncle sam American
consular officers IN Great Britain
report that .'seaweed hss- are the
latest fashion hints from the other
side Of the pond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
THE MARKETS

The following are tbs average
prteea paid By local commission Fnsr.
rhnnta a. the producers and prices
aid BY tie retailer 10 the commits.
.lorsrs The prices paid the farmers
come ursass , sssyams RalSs; ana ~
fns price Prices IN ALI cases are
.nf,sct 10 variation according 40
rrr-hners ard general excellence. but
1hess prices uuirsg 0therwtrf mil.
Gated. are for strictly first grader
EEr.--nuysna Price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
BLAC.KENS WIFE'S
FACE; NOW DIVORCE

San RAFAEL, Nov. 23.--In the
suit OF Blanche NJ. Peterson against
r. Henry Peterson before Superior
Judge Zook today, the wife festi-
fled her husband once BACKED her
face with shoe bIaekinG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23

good this Rem
edy really IL.
YOU would not
hesitate. Let
~ send the VI
Pa c X a q Q 81
once Tin plain
wrapper pre-
paid. Il h g n,
after you have
tried It. II you
are fully salts
fled with the
b o n 9 fit re-
ceived. send US
One Dollar. IN
not, keep your
IN o n G y We
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23

take yonr word. You can see that
we could not sell our remedy In this
way IL II didn't give prompt and per-
manent relief Address
!. DIR. Van Week Co.. JI<4a. Majestic
nidg., Jackson. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
Throat Weak!

We have had seventy years OF
experience with Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. That makes us have
great confidence In II for coughs,
colds, bronchitis, weak threats,
and weak lungs. Ask your own
doctor what experience he has
had with It. He knows.
30. Aysr o.. Lowell. Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
The Art of CartOOning

J. CAMPBELL CORY. Americas foremost cartoonst
has compiled book in which he has forth in plain type
striking illustrations the of his profession These
straight tips and helpful pointers be obtained in
school, there other book like this Any English
speaking person. old young who latent talent
for drawing become cartoon by the help OF this book
OF inside information.
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mo COMMENT" ON
OFFER TO HANG

SALEM. or. NOV. 2s.--Acknowl.
edgnent Of the letter received from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23
aTb~re's relief In
every package"

even after doctors and medicines
and operations had failed. some
even after 80 and 40 years OF pain
II YOU could know as we know how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23

MODERN elegant, furnished
rooms at lowest rates al Hotel vlr~
ginus. Eighth and Virginia. near
westlake. Elliott sos. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-23

see the thou
sands OF CRATE
full letters from
men and WON
en- who write
US that DIR. Van
Weeks 3-Foid
Treatment has
n n = a "A than
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CRUEL PILES
Thousands of Cases of
This Malignant Torture
Promptly Relieved by
Simple 3-Fold Rem
edy which any
one can Try
FREE!
Send No Money - just
Your Name

We want every sufferer TO write
for DR.. Van Weeks 3-Fold Treat.
ment to try FREE. II you could
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26

NCullIOlIu, w lIISlOIl OIluICIllll dIlQ
other Home Rule advocates
February 8 is going to be a day
to. be remembered. ;.--.z.
Harry Payne, II, negro, shot
and seriously wounded on way to
school at Indianapolis. Robert
Stevens, white, II, held by police.
Teddy Roosevelt, b e hi n d
guarded doors, conferred with
Gov. Glasscock, of West Virginia
today. Glasscock recently said
Roosevelt was logical candidate
for Republican nomination.
Dave Smith, the Australian
welterweight, got decision over
Cyclone Johnny Thompson after
20 rounds of fierce fighting at
Sydney, N. S. W., today.
Fred Jorsch, IS, E. 18th place,
Howard Moriarity, 8, Bond ave-,
and Laura Latham, 9, Saginaw
ave, were bitten by a supposed
mad dog while on way to school.
Pasteur institute today for treat
ment.
Butter now thirty-six cents to
retail dealers.
Women and children, many
overcome by smoke, were res
cued, and scores of families fled
to street in fire early today which
started in store at 11028 Michi-
gan ave-, and spread to three adj
joining structures. Loss 100000.
Hearing of Charles McClain,
accused of serious offense by
Violet Buehler, continued to
Monday
= By agreement between govern
4 IL.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-26
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

49, - 49, Ia ~
My eye, old top; how do you
like. this blawsted London wealth
err. No? Neither do we.
Mrs. Ruby Brown. who ran up
bill of $40 at,Hotel .EaSal1e, ar
rested. Said husband was poor,
and she wanted to have zone
good time" Stayed at hotel nine
days, then left word husband
pay bill. He didn't.
When Government Attorney
Butler, in packers trial, declared
packers. had been caught ''red
handed in their own plots" de-.
PENDANTS attorneys became "red /
headed" and demanded words be
stricken out So ordered. Devel-
oped today in trial there is sec
ton of country known as neutral
territory" in which alleged COM
blne does not control industry.
Assistant Chief Schuettler said
today that gamblers here had be-
come discouraged because of po-
lice raids, and were making head
quarters at Indiana Harbor.
AID LEAD TEL BR ONE
325 ships and 10 lives lost in
1911 on the seas.
Governor Foss of Massachu-
sets today sent special message
to legislature demanding inves-
tigation of the strike situation at
Lawrence.
''In itself, a corporation is
neither good nor bad. 1t is only
what its officers make it."'-Gov.
Judson Harmon, Ohio.
Which generally is bad, Jud-
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
Der S%trO6mittmcr,

Ser Strobpittiper lit aiigenblid-
lid Der SEER Der Sitltotion. Seine
@ei66fte balten i'm in ser Staoi
5uriid, nadOem 6rau uno &inoer in
Die SommerfriiAe ge5ogen iinO. @r
fOmmt ii9 nie periiingt Dor. IS lit,
ais mGre er pieoer Sllngaeiele uno
bat Die erfrenli6e 9lllslitt, lid Den
gon3en Gag, menn ieine @eihGfte
beenoet lino, nod freiem @eIdmad
ein3uridten. Sic loufen al 8oil-
lumber, Die Strobmittmer
9l6er tpenn tie aud tagsiibet iebr
munter uno pieleidt aud ettpas mn
ternebmeno iinO, 10 legt lid Munter-
felt un0 llnternebmungsgeiit gegen
glben0. 0a finoen Tie oas Seiul, mo
Die teure @attin lonIt hires Mmtes
paltete, bod redt einiom. Dit ser
Oronung bapert es on alien @den
linO @noen, uno bod trout mon iid
ni6t re6t, Dem oienitboren @eiite
Die redte Meinung 3u iogen. Die
erIten orei Gage lit Der Stro6mittper
elm beneioensmerter 3eitgenoiie. 9alo
aber weiB er nit ieiner6reibeit ni6ts
mebr an5ufangen, uno empiinoet
beimli6e Sebniudt nod Ger Mlltter
uno Den &inoern. 0enu oos unbe-
b%olfenIte oaer meni9liben @eieu
bleibt bod Der erpadiene, alt ge.
noroene Mann, Dem peiblide 2ie6e
Die @ege beitreute uuo Der lid MN
plosli6 aaein ouf peiter 6lilr fiiblt.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

oes @eb1iioes lpliroe Die 6eier fort
geiebt bis 81 ipdter StunOe.
Oa mir mmoglid ale Die Yerio-
nen nit gtamen ermdbnen f0nnen,
Die iid in 10 liebensmiir0iger unO
aufopfernOer @eiie I'M Oos @elingen
oes Settles bentiibt baben 10 wouen
mir bier mir Die Goriiber, reip. gor-
liberinnen Der ein5elnen 3omites er-
m1bneu:
Oils iol6e fuugirten: 5rau 6. @ain
ais &oriteberin oes gBiooles. 6rou
6. Sdlotterbed am 5iidpouO. 5rail
8. S. Sd am 6oncptii1. SRI. Cor
RE Scamp, See cream un0 Safe. SRI.
&ouile 9oett6er am SADDLE Stuno
@err Sobn 9lppi6, @usidaltf.
Die 8eomrten oes Silfspereins ur-
ter Oeren gtnoroming oieies woblge-
lungene Yifnif abgebalten muroe,
limo: 6rau g. g. gartbeI, Grdlioen-
tin; 6roil Gauline @alt6er, &i5e-
ErGi.; 6rau Dora 9oett6er, ref. &C.
fretdrin; Sri. SouiIe $. 8oetther
6inan5-Sefr 6rau @at6. @oin,
5dobmeiiterin.
6rau Sd teiIte uns nit, ooB 6rall
9hersboulen NIT Ser 3itmmer 5
iebt Die gliidlide geiieerin Ser ge-
itidten 0ede lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
Die 6eier Oes slr6eitertuses.

BUR Seier Oes grbeitertages ma-
rem om Montag ale @ei9dfte ge-
i6loiien, unO ebenlo Die $4,000 An-
geiteute Der 9fegierung batten ibren
freien Gag. Die 9lrbeiterpereiniglm-
gen batten in Behring'S elm groBes
Yifnif peranItoltet uito pur6e oaiiel-
be BON pielen Saulenoen beiitdt. @r-
er3ieren Der 3apauerie llno glero-
planfabrten &eOen, Mltiif, uno arl-
oere ltnterbaltungen ltanoen allf Dem
@ettrennen unO Auto=
mobilparaoen biloeten einen anoeren
Cell Der lnterbaltungen. An lebte-
rer na6men gegen 300 5abr3euge
nlanAe in iiberaus Idoner De-
foration, 9ie &enniplpania 9lpenue
mar fir ben 3ped nit 8lumen be-
&uf Dem 6luiie fano cine
9oot : 9Regatta itatt. 2eiOer madte
Der &egen Den 6eitli4feiten elm ia
bes @noe.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
0antiasmns.

aaen 6reunoen uno Mitalie0ern
0es Oireftoriums oes 0eutIden @ai-
ienbauIes, beionoers Dem @rGiioen-
ten, Serrn S6nei0er ui1o unierem
alten 6reunoe uno @brenpr1iioenten,
Serrn s. Sm6of iomie ben 0amen
uno 6reunoen, mel6e 70 freunoli6
maren, unO uns gebolfen, iagen mir
unferen inniglten 9onf. Nae Namen
5u nennen, nGre unm0glid; belon-
oeren 0anf aber lpre9en mir Dem
Superintendent Serrn Yreil aus,
fir Die groBe unO piele Miibe, Die er
li6 gegeben bat NIT oen &inoern;
ebenfaas Dem 0@nibington Singer
buno", Der Oa3u beigetragen bat, oas
Set SIT perberrliAen ourd id0nen
@eiang.
N1tllngspouItl
&, g.. 8artbel, Br6iioentin.
GOuiie ~. SOettder, Sefretdrin.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
Nener SOtidafter.

9Is Ia6folger oes ni6t mcbr aui
ieinen 8olten 3ltriidfebrenOen otter
rei6ifh irngariiden 9oti6afters
Baron S%engelmiiacr, miro ser che
malige Nep 9orfer t. utlO f. @ene-
r%olfonlul uno ipGtere otter. -ltng. 8ot-
idaftsrot am iupaniiden Sofe in 90
flo, Baron Otto S0nnig O'Garroa,
in @aibington, oas @rbe Baron Sen-
gelmiiaer's antreten. Baron Som
mig O'Gorroa lit befanntli6 eben-
faas llngar uro bat oils Seem Oorfer
@eneralfoniul gldn5enoe 8eneiie lei-
mes beoeutenoen &0nnens gegeben.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07
gerIansen me6r 2O6n.

Ole an ben glrbeiten BEL Dem Sea-
beQegen Ser uBenniplpanin : 8abn"
BON @oibington nod Ybilooelpbio
t1tigen Mrbeiter, nelde in Der No6-
barl1aft Seabroofs arbeiteten baben
Die 9(rbeit n~ieoereeleet, neil ibnen
cine 2obnerbobung BON $t.66 pro
Gag ouf 1888 nidt gepdbrt werOeu
fonnte. Oie @rbeiter erfIdren, Bob
ole s(rbeit gu gefdbrlid iei. Die
8abn ldBt Die 4obel legen, I'M Den
SignalOieuit gu uereinfahen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-07

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