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New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

and one thousand "unwritten musical
works
In a modest little prospectus it Is, OF
course. not possible to mention any OuI
the titles of the authors more important
works in poetry, prose, the drama, In OILS
and in music. A few, those which could
not be omitted, take up half page OF
type. Then follows list Of inventions,
which include magical lnk"-in spite
of a natural presumption, so far as we
can tell the prospectus is not printed
with it-and wireless telegraphy. All
this might excite wonder, but the ex'
PLANTATION is simple:
His magic execution III painting and
I'm literary composition places him at
the head Of all marvels Of the ages. He
Is the most rapid master painter OF all
time. eclipsing Van Dyck OF reputsd
fame In literary facility he Is unrivalled.
As an improvisatove on the piano lie is
a master OF all his three thousand
naintings no two subjects are alike; the
same Is true Of his twelve thousand and
more subjects in literature.
4 play of his in German equals one
of Goethe'S. His French poems have
the fragrance Of De Mussets."
Having written over fifteen hundred
"sonnets. of which one thousand are
perfect, his rapidity in creating them
"ls wonderful. Ten a day; one In hve
minutes; fifty in twelve hours. AS
master sonneteer he has no equal.
"IIe wrote a five-act drama i'll thirty
hours" In fact, 1t is fair to call him. as
he calls himself In asking for the puD-
lies dollars, "the vastest genius OF all
time"
To think that such man. above all
with such a gift for publicity, should
throw himself away writing fifteen hun,
dred sonnets, even though one thousand
of them were perfect! He might turn
his attention TO politics and out-Pro-
gresslve the best of them. Such capacity
to serve the people as his would DE!
Wen bet he never suffers from an in
disposition"
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
WHAT HE NIGHT HAVE BEEN.

Modesty having gone out of fashion, it
occasions no surprise to read the pro-
spectus Of publication, apparently BIZ
monthly journal, whose title indicates
that its aim is reform" not of the po-
litical sort, however. The circular natu
rally sets forth the EDITORS qualifications
to extract dollar year from the pub
lio. He is a poet, author, artist, COM
poser, inventor, ETC." The ''etc." is no
exaggeration, as the circular proves. His
ancestors being eminent, his birthplace
propitious-Laurel Hill, n. J.,-his edu-
cation liberal, "at twenty-five years OF
''age he was master of painting, poetry,
'prose and music" Since then he
has pursued the three fine arts assidu-
ously, with the result that at less than
fifty he can boast Of being the author Of
master works In every form and sub
"ject in literature, over two hundred
volumes" Turning out nearly ten vol
umes year has not interfered with his
producing ut the same time three thou
sand paintings, more than two thousand
drawings, one hundred piano pieces
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Ash Wednesday Is only twelve days off.
and whereas in foreign capitals, notably at
Vienna. Berlin, Paris and Rome. the last
week OF the carnival Is always the gayest
and most brilliant of the entire winter,
here the wane of the season is already ap-
parent The most important entertainments
are now things OF the past, and from all
sides come announcements Of departures
for Southern Europe, for the shores OF the
Mediterranean and for California, Florida
and other winter resorts OF this country.
With all that. the programme for the period
between now and the beginning OF Lent is
a well filled one, with plenty to occupy the
attention and the interest of society.
AS usual, when a public holiday follows
Sunday, there is large exodus from the
city for the weekend, and since Lincoln's
Birthday comes tomorrow. many have
taken advantage thereof to go out OF town
until Tuesday. Thus Miss Anne Morgan
has taken party OF friends ND TO her
fathers camp on Racquet Lake. In the Ad-
irondacks, and, while the accommodation,
of the clubhouse at Tuxedo are taxed IN
the uttermost, the various villas and cot
tages in the Park are filled with sussts
whose time is entirely taken up by the win
ter sports just at present the feature Of
country life round about New York. On
Long Island the various country seats are
the scenes of many gay house parties N.
day and the normal routine OF the fash.
ionable world in town has been ,hror.r
more or less out OF gear until Tuesday
With regard 10 the entertaining in town
tomorrow 1t will include fancy dress
dance at Sherry's. given by Mrs. Ben,amin
Griffen.-of No. Al West 5Sth street for her
daughter, Miss Marjorie smylie. Mrs phr,,r
NJ. Lydig also gives dinner to,morrow
night at her house in East sd stree,
snerry's VIII be the scene an r,o.a.,
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

A new development of the twentieth
century highwayman is reported in the
chauffeur who ran q woman down and
killed her and went on without stop
ping, and who. on being arrested, In
stead Of telling the customary lie about
not having known anything about IT.,
frankly admitted that no had known
that he had knocked her down, but did
not think that she was much hurt or
that II was worth while 10 stop and md
out. II ought not TO take long TO deter
mine what TO do with him.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
tFrom The Tribune Bureau. !

Washington, Feb. l0.-The German Am
bassador and Countess Won Bernstorf have
issued invitations for a dinner on Thurs
day.
The Russian naval attache and Nine.
YaSslieff entertained tho members OF the
Russian Embassy stafr and others OF their
colleagues at luncheon to-day.
The Brazilian Ambassador returned from
New York to-day.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
THE CABINET.

From The Tribune Bureau.
Washington, Feb. l0-The Secretary o.
State and Mrs. Knox were the guests of
honor at the largest dinner Of the season,
nearly two hundred persons meeting Their,
at the Pan-American Union Building to-
night, when members of the Foreign AZ
fairs Committee of the House were hosts.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer went to Philadelphia to-day to meet
social engagements. They will return to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
A LOAN SHARK" TRUST.

From rhe Chicago Rscord-Hera!a
A loan shark trust evidently exists IN CHI
caKo. The case OF the street railway motorman
from whom Seventeen Of the sharks are trying
through A common agent to collect sso' on an
original loan Of $50. after ne mas paiu .ne"
500. seems 10 point to coinohiauon io' ''ppers'
The Chicago Legal Ala speietF' Nh'ch IS siu'hs
the motorman, holds that ne uAs pa'u al ne
owes, with interest at legal rate, but the
sharks are Unsuitable
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

House majority is now trying TO square
itself with its professions of economy
through indefensible raids on the arm!
and navy. In order to cover up the eA-
travagance of the Sherwood pension Dill
it is willing to cripple the present mere
" moderate defensive power OF the
nation
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

In announcing his candidacy as dele
gate to the Republican National Con-
yention on the issue Another term FOR
Theodore Roosevelt" Assemblyman Rob-
inson. OF Herkimer County. the eS-
Presidents nephew. remarks II hope
"arrangements can be made whereby no
fractional troubles will result from my
candidacy" Assemblyman Robinson
once was defeated for nomination by the
Sherman Strobel faction OF Republicans
in his district, and last fall won MS
nomination against its opposition only
through the aid of the courts. Consider
ing its attitude in the last state con-
vention toward Colonel Roosevelt 1t
seems highly probable that there Will be
no fractional troubles"--if the millen-
mum intervenes.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

The province Of Saskatchewan stil!
favors reciprocity with the United states
it's Legislature having voted, = to IL
for a. resolution announcing that fact'
out in Saskatchewan the pressure Oil
economic demands seems able to coun-
teract tho influence OF Mr.. kipiines I'M
periallstic poetry.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
TURN ABOUT.

From The Springfield Republican
China invented tho kite; II is only fair that
she should take tho aeroplane in exchange ana
tie revolutlonists, 1t may be noted use the
American variety. 1t does not appear however
that the six Wright bipanes bought have been
,,tt into actual service.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
MetuIlork dribn1H.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1912.

This ne,cspaper is o'oned aud p"o'
Hshed by The Tribune Association .
Ne,o York corporation; office dnd prh-
etpdJ place Of business, Tribune Butto-
o,g. No. 154 NqssGu street, New YORK;
ogden il. Reid, president; Conde HAM
Tin. secretary; james II. Barrett treas
Wyer. The address Of the officers Is the
Office Of this neiCSpGper
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
ONE OR THE OTHER.

From The Houston Post.
The Missouri Secretary Of state is seekns
denomination because he has twelve cnpdten'
A man with a famllY like that must &c eitne'
,leb or Amazingly virtuous 20 be honest "
,o,,t,es With butter and eggs seilinr % PRES
ent prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
APPARENTLY so.

From The Washington Post.
Some genius has invented guard 10 DO
affixed TO automobile wheels 70 prevent the
aplashing Of pedestrians Would ne roo the
sport OF one OF Its chief pleasures
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11
PROBABLY NOT.

From The Philadelphia Record
There has been no outbreak from any member
II the Chicago University faculty ior seVerai
weeks. but a Pennsylvania educator proposes 70
pay children 3 cents a day not to tell Hes Can
Chicago heat thisP
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

The question Of chief public interest Is
not whether mead walters call themselves
dining room superintendents' or by any
other name, but rather what effect such
a change will have upon the amount OF
backsheesh exacted from the haplesS
diner. VIII tie tip increase as the square
Of the title?
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

II is probable that some trolley car
steps are too high for convenience and
safety, and that they should he lowered
but not to meet the needs Of each new
STYLE Of women's skirts.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

during the entire first fifty years OF miS-
sionary effort there"
Farmer Ito horse dealerl--No, don't pear
We no malice | only hope when You re
chased by a pack OF ravishin' 'ungPy. woivos
you'll be a-driving that 'orse you sold me-
TIT Bits.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

snerry's VIII be the scene on Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

Mrs. Pierre Mali gave a dance last even.
ing at her home. No. s Fifth avenue, for
her daughter, Miss Gertrude Mali, who viii
be one OF next seasons debutantes The
guests included Miss Margaret Schiefrelin
Mtss Mary c. Alexander. Miss Julia H.
t,dey, Miss Mary Pyne, Miss Pauline Clark
son and Miss Harriette A. Post.
Mrs. c. Ledyard Blair and her daughters
Miss Florence and Miss MSrjory Blair
both debutantes OF the winter, will sail for
the West Indies and Panama on Febru-
AIRY "a,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Harkness, accom-
panied by their niece Miss Elizabeth Still
man Kendall. will sail for Europe on Feb
rusry "a. :.
Mrs. Joel +. Fisher and her debutanie
daughter. Miss Vieva Fisher. are booked 10 ,
sail for Europe on February 24.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Alan Hudson, who were =
married on Wednesday in the Church OF
tho Incarnation. are booked to sail for
Europe on Wednesday.
Mrs Frederick Edey leaves the city for
Palm Beach on Tuesday, and viii remain
In the South until Easter
Mrs william K Vanderbilt, jr.. has gone
"a jamestown S. c., for short stay
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

Mrs. Joel f. Fisher and her dehutanis
daughter. Miss Vieva Fisher. are booked 10
sail for Europe on February "a.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

Mrs. Frederick Edey leaves the city for
Palm Beach on Tuesday, and viii remain
In the South until Easter.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-11

Mrs. william X. Vanderbilt, jr.. has gone
10 jamestown S. c., for short stay
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
Gnglano proteItiert.
ssirS iial epeutneIl M S,aaser
Sribnnel lucnSeu.
9ie 9sanama aanal .gsprlaae.

Moibin9ton, %. Mug. 0urd Sen
charge d affaires" ser bieliasn
britifben 8otf9uft. 6erru a. Wfiis
DEL Snues, bat Sic Reaieruna BON
G;roBbritanien ibrsn bereits friiher
einmoI aeIteuo ssnahtsn Qroteli aes
gen Ole 9anamaItdaal 8orIaae nod
tirmoI ipie0erbOlen Iafsu. Die biess
be8iigIicb giOte iagt. oaB @robb itas
MEN nod etnmdl Ole @prldqe uno
Die betreffs Der @orIaee pon Dem
4rdIioenien benL seongrsB sugeIieflte
9otihaft feipeit iidb bieIc auf gepprs
sugnae amsritaniIdtr 4a1enfbiFfe
bei@enibtng hes3onals bs3iebi, Iorss
fam priifen fperoe. @epu ndt) griinoii-
der Griudaung es ii6 beraus fteIIen
frIIte. ooB tein sufrieoeuitereuoes
lieberetntommen pereinbort peroen
tann. 10 miro Iith ois brttifhe Res
aierung ae5punaen ieben, Ole anees
Iegenbeit Dem Saaoer Tribunal sur
enogiittifsn S6titbtuns su unterbrsis
ten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
etrefFbredler in Wof.
Sudlen i'm Goiissihsnptdnartisr nm
Chpadl naf.

g1iffaIo, q. o., 28. aug. Grei.
fnr6ert Gtreifbrefer, bic ndfreuo
6es Sueifs Der 5rahtoerla6et
bicrher aebrad1t nor0em 1ino.
itiirmfen qeitqrn obenb 0as goIi8si.
fauptauartier un6 perGangten Tin.
terfouanen fir Die 9iaht. sic ct.
ffdrter. 0aB man ibnen ni6t ben
Deriprofenea 2Dbn be8aglt lrn6
auh nid1t. nie Gb9elna6t norAen
mar. nd6 8eiIeguHg 6es Gtrpiss
fir ireie 9efor6erHng rad ibren
reigeftioen Seindten geiargt babe.
lie BON ben 5treifbreGern beran,
italtete GelHonitrotiou nurDe id1lieB.
It4 "a 0robenb. oaB gsoIiseiHierten
81 SiIfe gerufea ncroen nlufiea.
fDeibliuaert ptir0eH iiir bic gsada
In 0era Observation-Disclosures uaier.
gebrabt; Die anoeren Der6radl ten
Sic g1adlt In einew Der innerbal5
Der StaotgrensgE aeIeaenen garfs.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
Sim einer SluIitI)t.
Rrnllscnt unS frilberer prpoiiu-
rider &rdiiSent GbinaS.
Sim glat Sen in &etiug.

9}etiua. China, q. Mug. 0eT
4'rdiioeat Der dineiifteu 8epublif
Suan 5bi Rai uno Ser friibere PRO
piIorifdpe 9rGFocni Or. Sun 9a.
Sen oiuierten aeitern suTommen mo
3o9en fih 6ann gu elmer mebrftiiuo;s
gen 9onferen3 suriid, in peltber sic
politifthe Gage noh allen Seiicn be.
leudtet un0 belpro9eu nuroe.
3um @hluk ser Ronierens aaben
Ole beiStn StdatsmGnner sic aemein
fame GrtIdrune ab, fie l6uuteu per.
fidern. baB ie beaiiaIith aller nihti
gen 6ragen npIltnmneu miteinanh'r
iibereinftimmeu. 0r. Gun fpratb sic
glniiht aus. naB oie 5inrihtllua oes
8eneroI 9fdana 5ihen 0u, Ser mes
gen on9ebIihel SeitSosss on einfr
@erfhin6runa oeaen Die geoierunQ in
Sontpip erfhoifen fpuroe, niht AT In.
ruben fiihren un0 oaB gioroen un0
Siiosn Res rhineiifhen 3ei1s in 3ua
funft briioerIith 0ono Iii 6ano orbei
ten tpiir0eu.
Or. Sun bdlt ferner Sen 8rdFoeas
ten Suon fir ben rshttn maun am
rehten pIdBe, ourdous aeignei fir
oie 8rGf6eniHdaft. 9eim 8erloTsn
nes pdtaites faqte en- .Suon III Elm
be0eltenher manu nno inert ieQlihes
ltnteritiibuua. 8k GhineTen oes
Rprhen eripeiien Dem ana Dem CT.
ben berbsiaeeilten Or. Sun gai Sen
aIle m0alitben aufmertiolnttiten nab
reno ieirss9tuientbdlte8 in oer Soupt.
Itd0t.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
Sdliuere Seld)nloignug
&Ullten anseblidl Streifer in
9amrence sisfreOitieren.
glarten spnamii. glttentat.

Bolton, 2S. glna, Der biefige Gi-
ftrittsanloalt geletier IOu beute bier
erfldrt Gaben. oab sic 9eIber bon
9numpolIfobrifen in 9aiprence. RnF,,
mdhrenb Res lebten 5treifs Ser Ser
tiIarbeiter Dnnamiiattentate nnr-
bereiteten, INN oie Strsifsr in Wlibz
tre0it an brinaen. giner Ger Tabrit=
BETTER, G. W. Gilman, Scr, pie be-
rihtet. geftern Selbitmnro beaing,
ion ein nmFafeubes Geftdn0nis abs
aeieqt bdfen. Ser Otiiriftsdnpalt
miro oie 9lngeleeenbeit bon oen 9rnBs
Qeinporenen unterfu9en lafeu. @s
briBt. oaB Sohn S. @reen, Gin friites
rer ShuIfpmmiifdr BON 2aprence, iih
pDn 0en Gabritbeiibern oa3u beuuben
lieB. nm 0os Dnnamit an oie BON ben
5abritbeiibern i6m beseihneten Stels
len sa Teaen. gr i'll bereit su elmer
@eloitrafe BON $500 perurteilt NOR
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
stnrnt tit gSisconIiu.
SIN nursiueitlidem Sell Scs
Staates SdDaOen anseribtet.
StaOte ibwtr btintseinbt.

Gben 9ofe. isis, 2s. 9lug. Ser
gan3e noromeitIid)e Geil 0es 5taa.
les SSiscoufin mmroe oeitern aben0
bon etnem beftiaell Sturm beinl-
aeiudlt, Der iiberdu in Stdoteu uno
90rfern, in @dIoerlt, 6eIoern unh
gdrten bcoentenocn Gdlaoen onge-
ridltet bat. sSn Den bieiigen Rau.
gierbdbnhofen purOen nieIe giien-
bahumagaons ibrer 9dder beraubt.
uno cine 0abImiibIe nuroe heinobe
poIIitanoia serlt6rt. seSn Dem ieh5
MteiIen norolih non bier geIegenen
St1othen Spooner mur0en meb,
rere @cbauoc, inter oieien oos
9abnbofaebdu0e Ser Chicago. WfiI-
maufee & Smaba Giienbabn biS
onf BEN @runo 3erft0rt, 60 melt
sis ieBt beiannt geiporoen lit, mur-
ne nfefnano aetotet. Shper beirn-
geilidt nuroe aud 0os Stdotdlen
9aronette, mo- in oen eiaeutIihen
cJeiddftsteiI aid nid)t Elm @eb1ll0e
lt1beihdoigt gcbIieben lit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
asnissiad,t feftsebaIten.
Gtiirme an Der Siiite Gnglanos fiji,
Sdifiahrt sefiArIidl.

2onbon, %. Qlug. s0niqinsgBitipe
Nlsranbra unb qrinseiiin gittoria
pon Gnslanb. bic ii6 an 9orb elmer
f6nigliden Sa4t befinesn. icsroen
ourh eil,5S s.stabltdlih bort iputtn-
ben Sturm in Der GutbpoIb gat
an ber aiifte BON GuffoIf suriidaes
baIten. sSn Der unrnitielbdren Ndbe
Der tGuigIidtn 5aat befinoei fid Der
Greuser g2ibsrpoof", I'm fir ben
sFaa, baB Der Saht etiDa8 sulfoBen
foIte, 8nr Gtens su fein. Winfton
gRncer G6urdia, Der erite qorb BET
Mbmiralitdt, nirb nit fetner 2lomis
raliidtsiant auf bsr Sd6rt not bem
fSlufe 5pns ourd efnen 5turm felt
qehaIten. Die gemobner Der aiebes
runaen an meniunis sgfIuFe fnb tn
FoIge pl6bIiheu Gtefgsns bes isIuiFes
qesipungen norbsn, b6ter geleqene
qIdbe duf3ufarben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
Wintcnen Nmftraa.
9 utife Giitnmerfe srhalttn ibm uon
lapaniidltr ,Eirma.

Berlin. 28. aug. Die Tirma 20.
tc a in 5oito hat bei hsr 6ltis
.Buts 6oflnung~ in G6erbaufen,
8beinegepiu8, un6 Bel elmer WlaIflis
nenfabrii in Duisbarg bic Qieierung
hebsuienosr Menqen giIenlonItruts
tton in auftrag gsgs6en. Die ges
TteGungsn reprdTtntieren einen Wui
pon mebrsreu Wiaionsu marf. 9iir
bic in Rsos ftebsnbe Cr1re bate biz
iapanifbe aegisrung gum q8ettbes
per6 oufqeforbert. in pelhfm fn
amerifaniFde unn osutf9e Asrte ges
geniiberitanben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
@ransniftuna !?
rEhtater oes @eltsHs" III Gbarlattsns
burg tit B6liia snsarbrenut.

Berlin. q. 4ug. @ermuslfh onf
granDftiftung iit bic groBe Feuerss
brunii 5uradsnflbren pslhs I'm
4 bsater ees Meftns@ an ber anniz
Strobs In gbarlottsHbbrg aeuiiies
bat. Dir poii5ei BOT bereits sinen
umfafenoen apparat in genequna
oelsbt, um ben stfpalgen 9Gtern aaf
be Gpur AT tommen. Der ghaben
If ungebeuer. Dsnn 0as gii6nens
haus nit aIsm eJnbsntdr unb ein
Tell 6ss 3uf3aHerrnums iIn5 p5aia
ngrnthtsi. 9a gaieberanfbau pir6
minbeiitns Gin fal6fg s5a5r in 2lns
fpruh nehnEH. 3as 96eats nuroe
an 1. Eticter 1896 sroFfHei M.
fabte 100 gsrIonsu. Die Gpiels
sstt srfrsft 80 oaf bas ganss 3a9r.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
@riiden serif6rt.
8erfebr auf Giicnbahalinie In Werifp
lpieDer lliterhrpdlen.

Suare5. Merito, 28. glua. 2tls qes
tern Der @srtebr an Ser meritdniI6en
0propeItern Gifenbabn 3ipii6eu G1i-
bnabua uno Der @ren8s fpieoer oufz
genommen ipurhe. berbrdunten oie Res
betlen einbunoert Mieilen iiioneftlid
Don bier fiinf Gifenbd6nbriiten. Sin
3ug nit fiinfbunbert gaFoaieren,
meiitens 4meritanern, bic iih nad
oen 9erqlperts unb 6oI3oiItritten &C.
geben MOLTEN, muBte geitern hierkr
Suriid tebren. neil idmmtlide 9riifen
an Der ainie 3erit0rt ipdren. Qlus
pearinn, Mertfo. iuuroen Regierrngss
truppen sumShub Der 2inie bepr6ert.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
GtdotdIer tn Nnireamna.
9nrd cine cyiiilaoe iudltu iidD artif.
Lerilten III rdden.

ReipedItIe, DEL, %. 2luq. Die
Iie6e1bunoert 8epo6ner Der bieliaen
8orltabt Dobbinspille 6eftnben flo
felt aeitern abeno In nieht aertnaer
4ufregung. WidnnIhdften 6es 81.
9eIodr!itIerie gtegtinents, bic in ser
Qd6e pon 8obbinsbille cine GdieBs
iibuug dbbdften, aerieten oeftern NIT
bsrTdieoeneu jungen Wdnnern in
SJtreit. ber tn cine g6IdQerei aus
a.tete. Die 4rtitleriifen soaen babel
ben iiir8eren unb rd6ten fib an i6rsn
2lngrsifern nafber taaSurd, bah fie
20 nj. ihrsa Geipebren bt.uaTfneten
uu0 in 8obbinsbille mad, alisa Geis
ten bin feuerten. aeEIter pnsoen
ssrtriimmert nnb 6duIer beThdbiQi,
abe. bon hlU 9spobnern Tfheint nies
man0 DerieBt Dorotn 5u fein. Die
0ngeleosnheit ntrb BON 0en Wilitdrs
uno 3ibit6eb6rben nntsrludt ners
n n
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
2Ntlions Nteetomr.
gSirO pdbrenb Der uddliten Srei gSo.
aleu iieben 9ltbcn balteH.

MuIbington, 27. Mug. Qtus @ea
@irt nuroe geltern gemeloei, eas
9Ouperneur WiIIon pdbreno Der be-
porItebenoen Gampaqne feline eigents
Iidbe mGtumptour" unternebmen, lpns
bern nur BEL getpiHen befonoereu @e.
legenheiten 9eoen bdlten trira QtuI
Der 6obrt BON Reip glort nodl Gel
8irt CAB er ieiu prooromm fdr oit
nGbiten 0rsi Mp6eu betunni, oas oie
folaenben Reben noriiebt:
qm %. gluguit IN Winians @rope.
ga. BET Dem s@raugerS" Pidnid.
2lm 2. Septsntber am glrbeitertd0
in 9ufFoIo, q. p.
9lm 4. Gsplember bei oem Diner
Der .Wortingmens Moobrnp QgtIIali
2eaaue" in Heir Ynrt
glm 8. September bci sem Dinss
oes pRep ycrt glreb Club" in gleio
Yort.
9tm 10. September bor BEN @etera
men oes Iponiiben arieees in 9ttlan.
tic Gitp.
Qtm 10. September ouf ser getp
gort Gtate s5oir in GbratitIe, u. n.
glm 10. September In Gerantou,
Vd.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
Spfer oes symd,spreaens.
&aeett @ill ans benz Sommerlsser
ipnsiRs neridlwunoem.

Reip Yprt, %. 2tug. Die geb6rz
oen Der 9abettenanItaIt in meIt
4oint fehen ftrenge bdrauf, baB mdbz
renb bes Sommerlagers Der aabetten
feline 5uhsprellerei porfommt. 5robs
benz fdheint elmer Der aabetten, Sos
lep6 Sin dus Marnlanb, Elm OFFER
oieier llnfitte qeiporben gu fein. Gr
1T feit Iebtem Gnnntag aus Dem Ca
ger fpurlos periEnunDen, unb Der
Gdoett 8sttns 6nrpeb Semp6ia be-
finbet fich unter Der &nfIa9e, nit bem
9erfdminben gins hi glsre::aass..:::,a
su itehen, in Qrrsit. Gr foq Dor Elm
arieasaeri6t aeitelli iperoen, penn
Die 8abetten t6r Qaqer aufaeben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
Stes far 8onicpeltianer.
Nanlea Der 8ablmaumer auf reDu.
bitfaaiidlem Sfimmseftel.

5ppsta, ads., %. glua. Der
.hobe Rat" Der RepubIifaner in bies
fem @taate beihl0B geftern nit so
psgen 81 Stimmsn, Bic Ianen ber
Npoispeit MahImanner. bic bei ser
lsBten Staats BrimdrDabl ala
Sieger hfrnorginseu, auf ben rebus
SlltaHildlen GtiuIH5ettetn oruden au
Aalltn. iDenn bas C6er6unoesaer icf1t
ric1f bageaeu eutThsibei. Die repus
eiifaniide 9Iatform pDn RanFas ins
Erniert Ole songrebmitelieogr BON
HdHfas, fir @nudbrue zines qmenpes
sineIlts sur aonfiifution Az ftimrnen.
llaut ioeictem fir 8un0esrihttr Gin
oeiiliaiHier Qmtstermin feIfqefest
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-09-01
Gimer Der etIten.
Srganiit eSohu g8efaac in Baltimore
pplu SnAs abtsrufeu.

Baltimore, Wlb., 2s. Mug. 6err
5obu Mebage. elmer ber betannteIten
Wluiiter Der Stobt. Itarb geitern bier
i'm glItet bon 65 Sabren. Set Al
Sabren perYab er has 0rqaniItens
Qtmi an Der tdtboliIden ct. WearDs
airhe in Siio Baltimore unb fiiIIte
0tters pertretunqSpeiie benieIben
8oiten an Der 81. Greu3e Stride
aus. gleben Feiner StelIuna aIs Srs
aoniIi erteilte er m1uiif llnterritbi.
8oIe is Sabre betletbeie er oen
QoFen an oen DFfents
liden 6huIeu ber Stabt unb mirfie
boRn IA Sabre ale gRuIit Director
an Der meItli6en !06beren Sohtera
IchuIe. Der @erlorbene bat audi i'm
2ebsu cine bsbeuisnbs
RolIe aeEpieIt.