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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07
Local and Personal

Mrs. l. S. Binford left last evening
for her home at Caldwell, Idaho.
Mrs. E. J. Ray returned home last
evening from her visit to the Twin
Cities.
Charley Johnson came down from
Hetland by auto Friday to take in the
football game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Martinson re-
turned Saturday from their visit to
the Black Hills.
Monday Milton E. Simmons and
Anna Piclzney of White, were granted
a license to wed.
Ward Waltz returned to Kickenson,
N. D., Monday, after spending a week
with relatives and friends.
Get the Neidich Process ribbon, the
best that's made for typewriter pur-
poses, at the Register office.
James Heden departed for Roche
James Haden departed for Roches-
ter, Mimi. last evening to take treat
ment.
The J.. w. Warren home Is quaran-
tined for scarlet fever, one of the little
granddaughters having contracted the
disease.
Geo. S. Rude and family this week
moved into the Elmer Gates house,
across the street north Of the new
school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Pilmer have re-
turned to the city from Carthage,
where they spent the summer on their
farm, and are living in the Omodt
house.
Mrs. Bolles has moved into the
Cotey house, ear the collage cam
pus, which she purchased last sum.
mer and has since made extensive
improvements upon.
F. E. Woodward Of White, has pur-
chased the ]. H. Roberts property on
Third street and is moving in this
week. Mr.. Woodward Is a we'll known
breeder Of high grade chickens and
will establish a chicken ranch in
Brookings.
Mrs. Catherine Indy and Miss Ada
Two returned to their home at Rock.
ford. ILL.,, Monday morning, after a
visit at the home of their daughter
and neice, Mrs. F. w. Faulkner, north
OF the city. They were accompanied
home by Mildred and Helen Schmidt,
who will visit their grandparents at
Rockford. Mrs. Indy and Miss Two
have been here since June and are
very much pleased with South Dakota,
Patrons of the Brookings theatre
and amusement loving citizens in gen.
eral who enjoy the better class OF
things theatrical are assured of an
excellent weeks entertainme nt of Nov.
Is, when Harvey D. Orr brings the
Harvey stock company to this city for
a weeks engagement. The first play
in which this company are to be seen
will be the four act comedy drama,
THE Dawn OF a New Tomorrow" Mr..
Orr guarantees a strong dramatic or.
g~anization fully able t. handle the
many royalty plays which they are
using. A new play will be presented
every night during the entire engage.
ment.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

One Of the greatest battles Of mod
ern times has been fought by the
armies OF the Balkan states and Tur-
key during the past ten days. and the
estimated loss Is seventy-fve thous-
and men. The allied troops have been
victorious and 1t looks as though the
Turks are to be finally driven out OF
Europe.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

The State University football team
seems TO be something South Dakota
can be proud Of, ven though they
don't quite live up TO the eligibility
rules. On Saturday they played the
University of Michigan a Z to 6 game,
and only hard luck robbed them Of
the victory.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07
A REAL COMPLIMENT
Chicago, Oct. "a, 1912,

Chicago, Oct. "a, 1912.
Messrs. Olson & Graves,
Brookings, 8. d.
Gentlemen:
We acknowledge receipt Of the two
Brookings newspapers which you sent
M october 18th. These are fine pieces
Of publicity, especially your ad. in the
Register. That newspaper used good
type and good taste and exercised
great care in printing.
Yours truly,
Hart, schaffner = Marx.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

South Dakota livestock seems to be
particularly unfortunate this year.
The ravages OF the hog cholera and
the horse disease have cost the farm
ers OF the state thousands OF dollars,
and now the COWS are suffering from
the "cornstalk disease" Next, the
chickens will probably all get the pip.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

Wheat went up two cents on the
local market yesterday. which would
not indicate that the country is going
to the dogs as a result OF the demo
cratic landslide.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

The Aberdeen commercial club has
decided to secure an industrial secre-
tary for that city. The only duties Of
this officer will be to bring the advan-
tages of the city to the attention OF
the outside world, and generally be
the boss booster. This job should
keep him reasonably busy the year
around.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

Our friend Harry Walker is going
TO have a new opera house at Aber-
deem to replace the one burned down
a few years ago, and 1t is expected to
be the finest in the state.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

Hon. Carl G. Sherwood OF Clark,
Vessey as judge Of the Third Judicial
circuit. to succeed the late Judge Sc
ward. The selection is a most happy
one and both the Third circuit and Mr..
Sherwood are entitled to congratula.
tions.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

North Dakota had a severe sleet
storm last week, and many telephone
wires were broken down by the bur
den OF ice. The local telephone plant
cannot get their wires underground
too soon.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

The government suit TO dissolve the
harvester trust is on ar Chicago this
week, but on account OF other more
important news il is not attracting
much attention.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

Hobo Day" at the State College
last Friday was the best stunt ever
put on at that institution. and the
students OF future years will have to
20 some To beat il.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

WATERFOWL this week became pos
sessed OF another good business
asset, when a new $4,000 hotel was
opened 10 the public.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

Well, it's all I'VE for another four
years. and there are a lot Of people
who are mighty glad OF 1t.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

Some of those prediction predic-
tons take on a rather queer look right
now.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1912-11-07

This department Is edited by
Mrs. Ria L. Ziegler and anyone
having social news OF interest will
confer a favor on the Register by
'phoning Mrs. Ziegler, 316.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

pelder Der Melo0ie pom nEannen-
baum" einen ueren Cert sur Be
ipottlung ariOnitiider @roBer uno
gi1tgr0Ben untergelegt bate, Der
na9ber ouf oagemetnes, Ourh ab-
thinning funogegebenes gerlangen,
BON Der gansen gtarrengemeinoe &C.
iungen puroe. 0arnod muBten Die
3eremoniemeiIter Die 1Iteite Eodter
oes 9arrenprGliOenten, SRI. Nora
SdparS, gum S1ornitein geleiten,
Die in einem pisigen @eoi6t Der gu
ten alien 3eit BON 4oom unO @Da
0ie 0eu5eit gegeniiberitellte un0 5u-
lett fam ser bereits i'm @ingana bic
les 8erihtes erpGbnte Sobn 8iid-
buIeu. Notiirli1 muroen ale oieie
&eoner, nndoem fie geenoet, Dem d
berri1ter norgefiibrt unO BON 0ieiem
f6alfhoft a~bgefon5elt, nit Narren-
pein traftiert uno GUM Cell aud nit
gtarrenab8eihen geidmiift.
No6 Der Bouie, Die cine 8iertel-
ItrtnOe p6brte, lieB iid 3uerit Sber-
narr SbDar5 bon ieinem &i6terltubl
aus in einenl ielbltDerfaBten @eoiht
p%ernebmen, oann lieBen iolde Scar
r%enionnen ibr 2idt Ieu6ten, pie q.
2epper, Der in geiitrei6en SGben bon
Der 2uft nno BON 0ingen ipraf, Die
aus Der Suit, uno, pie beilpielstDeiie
oieier 9eridt, nift aus Der Suit ge-
griffen limo; u. S6illing, Der ii6
auf Dem @ebiete Der Diplomatic ber-
umtummeIte; Geo. q. 8[ttt, Der in
ergIiider Sprade einen uroroIligen
Srarm meifterbaft er56blte; 81. 2enp,
genonnt @einrih Seine Der 3meite,
Der n~amentlid Die 5mei Augulte
SAnar5 urlo S6miot, our1 Die Se-
del 5og; 8i3eprGlioent @m. @ieg-
mann, ser - bort! bortl n pom
Slid in Der CHE rltlO bon @erliebt-
belt ipro9; Sermarm &olmer, Der
lif in luitigen 8erien ebenfalIs OH
Dem Ct : 8altimorer Nug. S1mar5
rieb; un0 9ngo SolIalt, Der in ment-
gen @orten piel gum Sob Der SIT
gnoe gebenOen 9nrrenitbung oor-
bra1te.
Die 8iittenreoner batten aus aler-
biifltem Mllnoe ibren urteilsipru6
bernommen, orei peitere 2ieoer ma
rem geiungen norOen, Der 3eiger Der
ltbr batte lhon lange Die II. H..
iiberI6ritteu, aber Der ShlnB fam
ood nift eber, aIs bis ale Gieoer
gelungen uno nod elmer ODER Der
8iittennorr gum 8ort gefom-
men mar.
grapo auguItl W1it oieiem @ort,
oas Sbernorr Sdtpar5 ieitoem piele
bunoertmal gebort Bot, i6lieBen aud
mir oieien 8eri6t.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
SarmOuiel

Sn oie Sormonie 5piiden Dem 81.
rettorium oes 8aibington Singer.
biulos un0 Dem Muiifoireftor OeIieI.
ben, Serrn Seinri6 Sammer, flihgt
ein NtiBton binein. 21Bt es lid auf.
Ioien2 Diiionon5en iino ouflosbor,
mn0 Der &omponiit lit Der Wtaun, Der
lie ihafft unO Der ie oufl0it. Sof.
len mir, Dab Serr Sommer, Ser ais
aomponiit ebenio pie als Sr6eIter-
mo @borIeiter groB oaitebt, aud bier
pfomponieren" 3. b. in oieiem Sal.
Ie ooen Streit bei1egen~ miro.
IS banoelt ii6 0arunl, OBJ in Oen
6ffentlihen Son5erten oes Singer
bun0s oos Ordeiter Dor ben San.
germ aif Ger 9iibne ODER u%uterhalb
Der 9iibtle iiben ion. 3as Direfto.
rilm gIaubt Oarailf beiteben 5u milf.
len, Dab oos Ordeiter ~unterbaIb Der
9iibne iibt uno binter ibm Iteben Die
aftioen Singer uno ieOenfuns aud
ole Wlebr5abl Der paiiipen Mitglieoer.
@err Sommer beboilptet, oab Iein
fiinltlerii6es @epuBtieiu ibm perbie.
tet iid) in oieiem Stiide BON Dem 81.
reftorium 8orl6rifteu MAIDEN al Ioi-
len, mo erfldrt, oaB er, fo1s oos 81.
reftorium feline 5oroering aufre9t
erbalte, am @noe 1eiues ~Ioufenoen
Amtstermines Den Softftod nieoerle.
gen lperoe. IS frogt iid iebt MIR,
oh @err Seinrih Sammer pirfIid
ieinem &iiultlerbemubtiein oa3uoiel
Dergibt, tpern er aud einmoI Dem
ualgemeinen @erlongen~ He6uimg
tr0gt. @s TIT ia ood ieoer 4iinitler,
aud Der ~alergroBte. bic ,uno GA ct.
mas ouf ,allaemeines Gerlongen".
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
Discriminating.

8rdiioent Gait uno iein aabinett
berieten Iid am 9ienstag eingebenO
iiber Die Gage in Mertfo. amtli6e
9epefden IieBen oie 3uberIdiiigfeit
oes Generals 9ro5co gegen Die Bum
0esregierung pom Werifo als iebr
fragli6 eri9einen uno madten ben
ginorud, oaB Die ge%genDdrtige 2a-
ge Der 9tnge in Dem an 9eras gren-
3enOen Stnot Gbibuabna lih 81 elmer
Notwithstanding gum 3Def Der
@rridtung elmer unabb1ngigen Ge-
publif I'M Horoen bon Wferifo 5u-
1piten f0nnte. Ser Hrdiioent be-
lprad nit oen &abinettsmitglieOern
8orlidtsmaBregeln, uno am Ibeno
erlieB oas &riegsoepartmert oil Die
armeepoIten i'm gar8en 2anoe meite-
re 8efeble, 1i6 fir cine moglihe 300
bilma1ung bereit 5u balten, uno oaS
Staatsoeportement foroerte feline a.
genten al m0gli6it GROCER 8a6iam-
felt iiber MISUNDERSTANDING Der Neu=
tralit1tsgeieBe auf uno erbat bon
ben 4oniularagenten unnertueilt Be
ridvte iiber irgeno cine @efabr, Die
Nmerifanern ODER oinerifanilhen Sn=
t~ereIien i'm Snneren BON Werifo oro-
be.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
Gum Sdmt inOnitrielen
Gigcntnms.

Ser 8~un0esrot bat am 9ienstag
sic am 2. SUM b.. s. bier unter5eid-
nete Ronpention gum internationalen
Sdub Der 8atentredte, Wlooeae,
SanoelSmarfen, SanoeISbe5eidnun-
qen uIp. beItGtigt. @as abfommen
lit aud bon Den Hegierungen Der fol-
genoen 21noern angenommen uno
unter3ei6net moroen: @~robbritan-
MEN, 6ranfreid, Stalien, 9eutI6-
lamb, Seiterrei6 ; ltngarn, Spanien,
4ortugal, NorpegerL Ddnemarf,
S6meoen Mertfo, Cuba, 8ralilien,
8elgien, Nieoerlanoe, Sapan, Gam
to Domingo, Serbien, ShDei5 nno
Sunis.
Die @irfung oes Abfommens lit,
oaB Die beteiligten 2dnOer Den glir-
germ Der iibrigen 2dnoer oenlelben
Shub pie ibren eigenen gegen Ser.
leBrng ibrer gfefte gep16ren, faas
lie Sen fremoen Gori6riften entipre.
den, melde Die betreffenoen 2dnOel
fir tire eigenen Burger erlafen ia.
ben. 8obnlib ODER Mnlegltng eines
@el11ftes in Dem betreffenoen 2anol
Iino CUR @eltenoma6nig Oes Gin
iprudes auf Oerartigen S6ub MIDI
mebr erforoerlid.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Sponicr. q beiugtcr 8ercp tbe me.
danical man; brains be has mir; g.
eiuen Shneemanm; 3. einen 8ramp;
4. eincH iii0iideu StraBenpert1ufer;
6. 0en 9eiter Der .9iagtime : 4apel-
le uho Z. .Seiterreih". lls Die be-
item Gamenmasfeu be5eihueten iie
4. Sung Deutidlono" 2. cine Spa
uierin; 3. cine Sere; A. .DiiB Demo.
5. cine acknowledgement;
6. Elm 9lumenmdOhen unO z. cine
a0nigin Der 0oft.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
&Oleetprcm.

apacftoren, meI6e III ibren 81
i~triftcn outoriiiert linO, Die 4bonne-
mcuts6etrdge 81 erbeben uno 3tI
quittieren iino f%olgenoe Serren:
&i6oro @eibfer, SID 8clt, SID
9it uno gtoro Slt.
6ris alein, 915 &c. s. glOe., q. SO,
fir oen g. 50. tpeitlih BON Der
is. StroBe eini9lieBlih George
totbn uno &oBlDn.
&oul 9oIfter, 1868 80. Str, 81. So,
fiir ben q. SO. norOlidl BON Der
tG. 5traBe.
QlliQllt Bender fir @ongrcB 0eigbts.
@cgcn alogen. Die uns bic unO
oa 5ufommcn, Dab oas sSournal"
nidlt It's Somitogs gbenOs ooer crit
Montags IN oie &GnOc Der 2eier
fommt teiIen mir nit, bob Die Sci.
tug 5eitig gcnug auf Die &olt fommt
nm Somitags Wforgens NIT erlter
8oit abgcliefert gu tperoen.
Mon beiAmere lid prompt bel Den
Scrrcn 9rieftrdgertt. Sci 8ieoer.
holunq bitten mir INN Nadridlt per
Selcphou, Nfain 1889, ooer ourh
Yoltforte.
@rgebenit
Der 0ernnSacber.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
GinIaOnna CUR 8eItanstennns.

am Somstag bat Brdiioent Gait
cine Proclamation unter8ei6net, in
nelder er Die anoeren Nationen our
9eilnabme an Der sur 6eier DER Or
offnrng oes Yanamafanals in San
5ran3isco i'm Sabre 1915 geplanten
@eltausitelung einlaoet.
Sn oieier Proclamation erfldrt
Der Brdiioent, ooB elm entipredenoer
Elab fir Die NusIteIlung geIi6ert
uno ooB Der BON beioen Sduiern oes
&ongreiies perlangte @arantiefonos
BON 100000 bon Der 9eoolfer-
nng Oes Staates Californian aufge-
broAt poroen fei.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
Sn memOriam.

N1it FILTER 8ebmut unO erneutem
S9mer5e geoenfen mir unieres flei-
men 2ieblings @ilie Sennise, Der
urs beute, Z. 8ebruar, Dor 8Dei Sab
rem our9 ben SOB entrilien mnroe.
Can't pebt i'm Saudi Der Abeno-
lnft
6riibling baIo auf Oeiner @ruft,
$50 Sebniudtstranen fallen.
SIZE ion, bis uns Der Soo befreit,
Ole @olfe Der @ergellenbeit
Dein boloes Bib umtpalen.
@eniomet bon ben t%rauernoen 81
tern SenrD unO Mar9aret Sennigt
uuD emma &ennige, S6Deiter-
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Serr emil SOBER, Der friibere
Dirigent oes Mrion @eiangOereins
nnO Ser 8ater oes gegenmdrtigen 0i-
riaeutalt oieles 8ereinS, glitt am
5amstag 9l6eno an Der Gde Der s.
un0 80 Str. q. 50. arf Dem i6liipf-
rigen Gflaiter aus unO murOe nit
blutigem 9opfe nod Dem Somoopa-
tbii6en @oipital gebrodt. Bon bort
bradten i'm, nahOem ein 8erbano
angelegt poroen NOR, 6reunoe nod
Ieiner 8obnung SEQ. 1886 9rei-
8ebnte Str. g. SO. Serr SOBER 1T
So Sabre alt,
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

@err2. Mod lit nunmebr Der al
leinige Better Der flott gebenoen
@irti6aft geo. 1926 $ Str. q. o.
Die Ell bisber in @emeinibaft nit
Sobn Mergner betrieb. Der Sc
l6aftsbetrieb miro oaourd, oaB fort
an elm Wfann nues 5u iiberieben uno
8a leiten bat, pereinfa9t uno einbeit-
liAer. auf ieoen san aber miro
SEER Maf ben gltten Namen, oeIien
li9 oie nit por3iiglider &eltanration
perbunoene @irti6aft in peitem llm-
freis e%rfreute, ibr aud IN 3ufunft
gu erbalten miiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

AuS Mri5ona muroe Hroli-
bent Gaft am 5onntag orubtlos err
Iu6t, Die 8roflamation, ourA melhe
oas bisberige 8erritorium 81 einem
5taot erboben miro, an 2incolus @e-
burtstog, IL. 5ebruar, 3u erlalien.
Sin3ugefiigt NOR in Der Depeibe,
ooB oie @ablberihte ans Ari5ono
allf Dem @ege nod @oihington iei=
en- uno bort pabri6eillih am Neitt-
mod eintreffen peroen. Nri5ono
nur0e inter Ser Administration 2iu-
coins Elm Serritorilm; oarum
miinIht es, an 2incolns @eburtstag
elm Stoat 81 perOen-
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

Sobn Mergner BOT Ii9 pon iei-
mem btsberigen Observation-Disclosures 8.
W3ad getrennt, Inn bic leit Sobren
BON Serrn Gbas. 6. @ngeIs betrie-
bene mobl6efannte 8irtibnft g3o.415
Gait Capitol Str. 5u iibernebmen.
0er neue 8irt miro our6 @inrih-
tung BON GB5immern i'm oberen Stof
ulln ionItige 5medmdBige gteuerlll=
gen Dem alten 8laBe Elm ueues ein-
iuoenoes Ausieben perleiben unO II
1ert alien @Giten Die bette uno auf-
merfiamlte 8eoienung 81.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
GnOc cincs sfanOals.

Gin 0oppelielbltmoro, Der am
Sonntag W1orqen in Stem gorf emit
oetft muroe, l~ieferte in oieier ISOLDE
ser bieiigen pornebmen @eiellihoft
'reiden @eiprdhsitoff. @m 10. SUM
1903 muroe bier 2ouiie @bite, Die
17-iGbrige Sohter non Serrn uno
Irou Sobn Sop 8bite, nit Dem 10
iGbrigen @alter 2ispeHoro SnDoam
Don 8llle 8oinit, Gong Sslono, oei-
len 8erm0geu ouf $8.000,000
gcidGtt mltr0e, %getraut. @as mar
Degcn Der aniebnli6en Stenung,
meld]e Die beioerieitigen Samilien
in Der boberen @eielidaft %einabmen,
Elm pieIbeipro6eneS @reignis. Die
iunge Iralt botte allies, mas ibr Ser5
begelrte, unO ooh mar iie, nafoem
lie 3tpei 9in0er geboren bate, ole
salo ltarben, nit ibrem 2ooie niht
atirieoen. Sic gefiel iid in Der
3ioae Der unperItanoenen 6rau, uno
DOR ettpa etiem Sabre IieB tie iid
BON einem 9%rooflpnpr 8lumbergebil-
len @antens 6reo Noble aus Dem pa-
loitdbnIi6en Seim ibres Wanues
entfiibren. Die beiOen 5ogen nod
9}eip Dorf, mo iie Iid in elmer fetnen
8obming etnmieteten. @err SrDs
oonl Der geneigt NOR, ieiner iungen
6rau aIles 81 p%er3eiben uno iie mie.
Ser al lid 81 nebmen, nuroe 81 Ell.
ncrSheioung peranIoBt, unO balo
oarauf lieBen 6rau Supoom uro
Der 8lumbergebilfe 6reo. Itoble ii6
III S5erIen Gitp tralen. sic eridie-
lcll gliidli6. limo ood, uno bod
2lm Samstag Ntadmittog bate 6ran
]toble ibre 5lr 3eit in NemYorf mob.
lenoe Mutter = &err @bite, Der
Goter, befinoet lid auf elmer SagO.
reiie in Ifrifa - IN oeren @obnung
go. I 2erilgton 9lpe., beiuht. Sim
9onntag gcgen Mittag fubr 5rau
8bite in ibrem glutomobtl Dor Der
@obnung ibrer Godter Dor. sic
iano Die Tiire our @obnung oes
Faares BON innen peri6lolien, ober
auf ales Yo1en uno &ufen fam
feline Anttport. Die Eiire puroe err
6rod)en. gerihloIien mar ieoe Giire,
Die pom 8rioatforrioor in Die nelien
@emader fiibrte. au1 Die Giire
gum Speiie5immer mnBte erbrohen
peroen. Bon BORT fiibrte cine 9iire
nod Der Slide. 0iele mar unper.
lperrt. DIS @oli3iIt Brennan le ouf-
itieB. ianf 6rau 8bite init einem
lollten Sdrei obnmd6tig 5uinn-
men, niht iopobl infoIge oes iiber.
md6tigen @asgeruds, Der auf ite
emorang, ais megen oes AnbIifs.
ser ii6 ibr bot: auf Dem 6uBbooen
lagcn Die @elidter Der often iteben-
Sen Siire oes @asofenS 5~ugefebrt,
mr. teilpeiie befleioet uno li6 nod
i'm Sooe felt umi6lungen boIteno.
Die 2cicben pom 2ouiie uno Sreo. Sob
le. Die Augen oes iungen @eibes
moren geidloiien un0 rubige 6aiiung
iproh aus Dem blei1en @eli1t
Die 3iige oes Monnes tporen oer-
3errt, uno Die erlofAenen Mugen
itorrten peitaufgeriiien aus ibreH
Soblen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10


Ger e a lige bieiige OelttIbe
8otIfofter Or. Ebeooor b. Soaeben,
Ser i'm Sabre 1908 BON bier abberu-
fen un0 ols @eian0ter nod Stutt-
qort qeihidt pltroe, tpnroe am
SomStag in Seioelberg bober @bren
teiIbaftig. 3llr grinnerung on lei
men, Dor so Sobren erfolgten Gin
tritt in oas &orps v@anoalia" fallo
i'm R~orpsbauie Elm gldn5enoes Set
eIien itatt, DEM piele berporragenoe
DISQUALIFICATION beitpobnten. Serr
b. SoGeben lit Mitglteo Oes preuBi-
i9en Serrenbnuies auf 2ebens8eit
unb Mitglieo oes 4olonialrats.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

9urd Germittlung oes bieiigen
oeuti6en gotidofters @raf b. 8ern-
itorff bat @ri1l5 4oalbert, Der Sobn
oes aaifers @ilbelm, Die @inlaou9
gum 8ei4tb oes oelltlhen &reBclubs
in Milpoltfee angenomnien. Cine
9epeihe oieies Snbalts ging an
Sonntag pom 8otidaiter nod Nil-
malfee ab.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10
@rgebenit
Der 9erans acber.

9ie .@ilbeIm gea 2oae yao. 5"
g. s. 6. Of s. bat in ibrer lebten
8erIaulmlung beidloiien, nod Der
neuen Sale BON Carl Samnel, @de
Der @cnn. ape. uno 3ebnten Str.
&c. 81. iiber5uiieoeln. 9ie critic Ser
lommlung oaielbit finoet am fom-
member 0onnerstag, benz Is. 5ebr.,
ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

9ie Grnfcrci bes r@~nfbinatOn
Journal" licfcrt prompt Grndnrbei.
ten in cnaliidcr iOwie and In cent.
idprr SprqdIe. Rene Sbpcn, nsns Der.
maItmns, prOmpte @eOieRmne.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

@ersekt nidt ben Sal Oes Oentifp-
amerifaniideu llnteritiitnngsOereins
Gr finOet iibermDrgen, MOntas, "
benO i'm alien @aiOnic SempeI itatt,
Washington Journal., 1912-02-10

@an3porn in Ser 9feibe Der
&aus-, Sdilo- uno Gresfomaler ltebt
Sic. @iegonO, SEQ. 824 Se6ite Sir,
g. @.
The evening world., 1912-04-30
HIS Love GREW
COLD AS HIS WIFE
GREW ST0UTER
Worry Over Him Has Taken
Of Ten Pounds, She Tells
the Magistrate.

When Mrs. Tcssie Marcusson came
into the world she tipped the scales at
ten pounds. For each Of her nineteen
years she has added another ten. maxi
ing a grand total Of 100 pounds. Being
short II follows that she must be-ycs-
fat.
Leo Marcuseon, the Jack Spratt OF the
combination. began life with an aggre-
gate weight OF foul pounds. He has
lived thirty years and taken on only
four pounds a year. which. according
to all the arithmetic available gives him
a grand total OF l2i pounds.
The Marcussons were married two
years ago. Fol the last six months
they have been living at No. 261 Chester
street. East New York. 1t has not
proved a happy union. To be sure, Mrs.
Marcusson has not seen much OF her
Lliputian husband at night. as he Is
tbs proprietor OF the West Side Patrol
Company In Manhattan. an organization
Of night watchmen. But he 10 always
there at breakfast time. and that's when
the trouble started.
Yesterday Mrs. Marcusson came to the
breakfast table from the kitchen to cat
with her night-watching husband and
found spread consptcuously before her
plate where she could not fail to sec 1;
a large auarter-page newspaper adver-
tisement OF an anti-fat cure.
1t was too much for her tormcntei
soul and she demonstrated by decora-
ting Marcusson's vest with scrambled
Egg. Marcusson responded, she asserts.
by hitting her in the eye. Mrs. Mar
cusson proceeded post haste to the New
Jersey Avenue Court n swore out a
warrant for Marcusson's arrest. charg-
ing assault. The pair apes. red to-day
before Magistrate Harris.
your Honor" walled the plump
The evening world., 1912-04-30
DON'T USE DRUGS
FOR CONSTIPATION
Just Try Natures Cure.

We all know that constipation brings
on countless other complaints IL mot
taken in hand. appendicitis among them
also that any drug will lose its power
after being taken for a time-but we
should also know thet every drug futces
Nature instead Of assisting her, and win.
II continued. make US slaves to them.
There is now u method OF lnterpe.
Bathing which will keep the intestine.
Ms clean and pure and free from wkst,
as exmcting Nature can demand-whlch.
taken occasionally, will prevent constL
patton. biliousncss with its depression.
and the countless more serious diseases
which arc caused by the blood taking W.
the p~oisons from the intestines and carry
ing them through the system.
That method is the -. b. l.. Gas.
cade," which is being enthusiastically
used by many thousands. is prescribed
by the most enlightened physicians
everywhere and is now being shown and
explained by all Riker-H cgeman Drug
Stores in New York and Brooklyn.
Every one should at least investigate
this nature-cure without delay.
Ask for Booklet, why Man Of To-
day Is Only so Per Cent. Efficient"