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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05

EARMERS all through Ohio and all
over the corn belt are vastly in
terested in the fourth annua!
Corn Show to be held under the d.
rection of the Ohio Corn Improve
ment association in Springfield, Jan.
1920, 1912. The State Show was held
last year in Columbus In connection
with the National Corn Show. Ar
rangements at the State Fair grounds
not having proved satisfactory for a
mid-wlnter exhibition, 1t was decided
to take the show elsewhere and
Springfield was the first city consid-
cred by the officers Of the association.
Overtures were made to the Spring
field Commercial club and the sug-
gestion eagerly acceded to by that
organization. Arrangements were
quickly made whereby the tabernacle
In which Bill Sunday held his evan.
gelistic meetings few weeks before
was secured for the Corn Show, and
with which Is to be combined great
industrial exhibit by Springfield man
ufacturers, in which their line OF
agricultural implements will be
shown along with other manufac-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
~oNuMENT SQUARE
USE OF A DOLLAR

Ten years ago a Kansas farmer put
his initial on dollar bill. The next
day he went to the nearest town and
spent 1t with merchant. Before the
year was out he had got that dollar
bill back. Four times in six years the
dollar came back to him for produce,
and three times he heard of 1t in the
pockets of his neigbbors. The last
time he got II back was four years
ago. He sent II to mail order house.
He has never seen that dollar since
nor never will. That dollar will never
pay any more school Or road tax for
him, will not build or brighten any OF
the homes for the community. He sent
1t entirely out of the circle Of useful
ness to himself and his neighbors. -
fcx.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
OHIO CORN SHOW WILL Be
Great EVENT OF YEAR
Farmers Of Corn Belt Turn Their Eyes Toward Springfield
the Buckeye States Busy Mart, For the
Big Annual Exhibition

be the largest and best Corn Show
ever held in Ohio and the best State
Show ever given in the United States.
There will be meetings of the Ohio
Corn Improvement association, Jan.
18 and 10. The great annual grand
banquet will be held in the spacious
ball of the Springfield Commercial
club on the evening of Jan. IS. En-
tries for the exhibit will close on
Monday, Jan. Is, at 10 o'clock a. m
An additional factor, which Is ex-
pected to contribute greatly to the sue
cess of the Corn Show, is the annual
Knnane-Sullivan Corn exhibition,
which is held in Springfield in the
first week of January each year. The
immense success of this exhibit last
year opened the eyes of the corn
growers throughout the state, and
was one strong reason for the choos'
ing of Springfield for the location o.
this years show. This entire Sprin
field exhibit will be moved to the
State Corn Show before 1t is opened
This will be one of the most valn
able opportunities corn growers have
had In years for the acquisition OF
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
PARDON
For Blue.EyGd Youth Issued
By The Governor

Columbus, o., Jan. 4-Blue eyes and
a youthful face today won a pardon
for Rolla Ferris, aged IS years, who
was sentenced to the Ohio peniten-
tiary from Wood county for burglary
to serve three-years' sentence. Fer.
ris Is afflicted with tuberculosis. His
mother awaits him at nome. The par.
don was recommended by Warden T
II. B. Jones and the three penitentiary
physicians, including DR.. J. w. Clark
chief surgeon.
In his letter recommending that
Ferris be pardoned, DR.. Clark
said. The boys age appears up
on the prison register as IS. He
presents the appearance of child
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05

citation has the support Of the entire
force of agricultural scientists in the
employ of the state, who will con-
tribute greatly to making 1t sue
cess. These men are most enthusi.
astic over the prospects for the
Springfield show and expect i: to be
the biggest, not only In the quality
and quantity of the exhibits, but In
attendance. The experts connected
with the Experiment Station empha-
size the value Of the Corn Show to
the farmer and are exceedingly anx-
ious that as many farmers as possi-
BILE attend this show. They point out
that the annual yield Of corn Is
only one-half what it ought to be
The average yield in Ohio is only
about 36 bushels to the acre, where
as many farmers by superior educa-
ton and more intelligent cultivation
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05

tured products. The most strenuous
and successful efforts have been
made by Springfield men to trans
form the roughly constructed taber-
nacle into Il comfortable, wellheated
and well.ventilated meeting place,
Arrangements were at once made
with Chicago heating firm and a
81 500 installation has been made, in
cluded in the terms of which is a
guarantee that the temperature main
tanned shall be 70 degrees, even II
the mercury falls below zero, Board
alsles have supplanted the earth
paths which were used during the
Sunday meetings. Conveniences have
been added and every possible effort
nas been made to insure the perfect
comfort and convenience of the city's
guests during the show.
More than $500 in cash premiums
will go to the successful exhibitors
OF corn during this show. No mer-
chandlsc will be given as premiums
At the same time eight magnificent
trophy cups will be awarded as fol
lows
Performance Utility Glass. best
yield for i've acres, Ohio Farmer Cup
Grand Champion Sweepstakes fol
best ten ears in show, National
Stockman a Farmer Cup.
Report OF Corn Variety Test, Ma
tionnl Stockmsn & Farmer Cup,
RECORD oi Field of Corn, Farm
Management Cup.
County ENhlpit Ohio Farmer Cup
High School Contest, College o
Agriculture Cup.
Boys Corn Growing Contest, Amer
lean AgcIculturlat Cup.
Grange Contest, Ohio State Grang'
Cup.
With the growing interest In corr
asscllrg It is expected that ths WI
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
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Mrs MoDna Roby OF Fredericktown
Is the guest OF Miss Matte Maine
south Of town for few days
II. w. Whitford has returned home
after pleasant visit with relatives
at Midway.
;rr. ard Mrs. u. G. Maine gave tur-
Key dirner on New Years to mum
her Of friends.
The Progressive Bible class met
with Mr.. Miller Williams on last Fri
day evening. About thirty were pres
ent and the evening was greatly en-
ioyod ~ those present. Delicious re
freshments were served.
Mrs. job Price retured home lasD
week flom a weeks visit with Newark
fgiends.
MIR. and MRS Bryant Meredith enter
tnined number of friends on Now
Yeais day with a dinner,
Rev. w. ID. Akers returned home
Saturday after visiting with his son
and family Of Chicago junction.
MISS Audry Ogden. south of town. 4
out OF school Tor few days on ao
count OF an attack of chicken-pox
Mr.. and Mrs Hays Wilson enter
tanned on New Years eve with a card
party. Tbose present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Burr Orr. Mr. and Mrs. Pitt
Struble, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Slack, Mr.
and mis-. Chulie Jones, MI and Mrs
Burr Slater. all of Ghestorville, Mr
and MIS-. Chas. Coleman of Lucerno
willie. and Mr. and Mrs Ray Hull o
Fredoricktown Light ref eshmenti
xeIe served during the evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. win lioule and family
have moved on the Jacob Struble farm
aeaft Of town.
Miss Vera Marklcy. a teacher In IN,
public school here had the misfortun,
10 step on "A needle at her home norti
rof town ON Wednesday of last weel
which penetrated her foot Or Hodge
was called and made an msucces IN
attempt TO remove the needle whiG
broke or. Miss Mnrday has sine
suffered untold agony and yesterda
aafi fnr @olombus where the Xray wi
he used 10 locate the needle
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
EDITOR
Is FlOOFed In A Hot Liquor
Argument

Waverly, o., Jan. Al. w. Johnson,
editor of the Waverly Democrat, who
was yesterday elected vice pres. of the
Ohio Progressive Democratic league,
was knocked down by Proprietor
Schwartz of hotel here today be-
cause of an editorial on the liquor
question recently published by John
son. Johnson was rescued by his son,
Carl Johnson. This county recently
voted dry"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05


Awarded at the ohio Corn Show.
are able to produce yields Of from
60 to 75. and. even 90, bushels per
acre. The yield is kept down by
men who do not believe N Corn
Shows, institutes and the like and
are themselves the heaviest losers
by their prejudice. 1t is this sort Of
farmer that the Ohio Impr rovement
association is most desirous of reach.
ing. The State Corn Show with its
exhibits of finest corn grown and It's
opportunity for the interchange OF
ideas on corn breeding and growing,
the expenditure of a little time in
attending the Springfield show Will
pay big dividends Co the farmer who
Is far-sighted enough to see and
grasp the opportunity
For premium lists and any informa.
ton about the Corn Show. address
ID. w. Galehouse, Secretary Ohio
Corn Improvement Association, W.'oS'
ter, o.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
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Mrs. G. A. Franks Is in Utica, the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. II. j..
Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Munson have
returned from Larue. where they have
been visiting relatives Mr.. Munson
has rented farm near Larue and ex-
poets to move his, family there soon.
Mr.. Gail Shun and Searle Munson
have gone to Akron to work
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Stoughton were
In Utica Monday. the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. J. Hood.
Mrs. Annie Daily. of West Mansfield
Ohio visited her brother. Mr.. Edward
Coe and family last week
Mrs. Chas. McManis and Mr. Robert
McManls returned TO Akron Saturday
after weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Laurence Mitchell.
Mr.. Arthur Mitchell and family re
turned to Mt. Vernon Tuesday, after q
visit here with Mrs w. II. Mitchell
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. isari White spent las,
week with relatives near Mt, Vernon.
Mr.. Cephas Clutter has sold his
farm lust west OF here to Mr. Burton
Hawkins.
Mr.. Robert Morehead has returned
TO his nome in Maryland after a vlsi
with his mother. Mrs. emily More
head.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
POPULAR CONVENTION CITY.

Springfield where the Stale Corn
Show will be held Jan. 1920. is be-
ginning to loom up as one of the big
convention cities of Ohio, and the
presence of three fraternal state
homes, Masons, Odd Fellows and
Knights Of Pythias, gives the conven.
tion committee Of the strong Com
mercial club of Springfield great
talking point. There are many other
reasons why Springfield is an advan-
tageous convention city. The big
event scheduled for Springfield In
the coming year is the epca@pment
OF the Department OF Ohio, q. a. r.,
which will meet June IT, aud which
Is expected to be the bigaclt en-
campment ever held in the state.
The Red Men of Ohio will meat In
Springfield in May, The State Asoo-
citation of the Builders Exchange
will be the first convention in 1912,
and its session viii begin Jan. 0. A
number Of meetings viii be held dur
ing the year,
IL Will We tooy W itdNu oBiAH6'
field for the State Corn Show to be
held in that city Jan. 1920. Spring
field Is located As miles west OF Co
lumhus and so miles northeast of
Cincinnati, on the Big Four, Penn
sylvauia, Erie, and d., 7, & |. rail
roads. It may also be reached by the
following traction lines: The Ohio
Electric, three divisions, East, West
and North; the Springfield Trey 4
Plqua, the Springfield 4 Xenia, ans
the Washington Traction company
Splendid terminal facilities have re
Gently been completed in Springfield
including new depots for the Penn
sylvania, Big Four. and D., T. & l.
railways. and for the Ohio Electric
s., T. 6 p, and S, & x companies.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05
of 1s. Recommend that he be

sent home to his mother to die"
simultaneously with the granting of
pardon to Ferris, Anton Elias, a
life prisoner convicted of first degree
murder, from Chillcothe, who went
insane two weeks ago, was extended
the governors mercy. Like that of
Ferris, his release from prison was
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05

recommended by the warden and the
three physicians on the grounds that
'hopelessly insane, Elias has but a
short time to live" Relatives in Buff
falo, N. Y, have offered to care for
Elias. Elias, in lit of sudden rage
killed Syrian in front of the Ross
county court house. His plea was in
sanity.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05

expert knowledge of corn raising.
The experts from the State Expert
ment Station will all be in Spring
field and their service and informa-
ton will be at the disposal of all in
terested persons. 1t is probable that
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05

Recently Nellie Mccoy, the dancing
prireess In "The Enchantress," made
a rDur OF the famous dance halls ON
the lower East Side Of New York Tor
rev cps. Among the DANCES she dis.
covered were the Gotham Gobble aud
fhs llumpback Rag
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-01-05

Vice President ohio Corn Improve
ment Association, Gambler o.
they will! coNduct an exhibit similar
to that which was made at many
county fairR lsat year.
Ths pSiT Gssn Improvement asso-
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Der Seder @rOseh.

u ewgorf, %. Oft. 0as Sdid.
lal Oes Yoli5ei-2ieutenants CHARLES
9eder, mel1er Der @rmor0ung Oes
S~pieI6alters Serm. 3oientbal be.
idulOigt 1T, miro morgen in Die gan.
De Der @eidmorenen geIegt. Die On.
mdlte beioer Seiten beenoeten belte
ibre greumente, uno ais li1 beite
Abeno oas @eri9t nertagte, bIieben
MIR nod Die Snitruftionen oes Bid.
ters @off an Die @eidtDorenen our
@rleOigltng iiber. Der @idter tpir0
ole 8eidmorenen morgen friib initriI-
ieren. geder fab beinabe tpGbrenO
oes got5en Cages NIT unbemeglifen
@elihts3iigen IN leinem StlbI. or
1orte 5ll wie Sobn 5. McSntDre, iein
eriter Nnipalt i'm ais oas Opfer et-
ncr geridworuag, Die BON Sad &ofe.
Dem Geufel Der Moroer", anaeset.
telt mar, binIteate, uno mie i'm oerDi.
itriftsnnmdlt DOB ais ben y9eritono
Der Wtoroer NIT einem getpaItigen
Notio fir Den Moro@ be3ei6nete. Or
oerbarg ie0c inucre 9etpegnng, mel.
dc in ibm porgeben modJte. Ole Ser.
tcioiglng fon5entrierte ibren @ngriff
ailf oen Sail ocsStaates beinabe aus.
i9lieBlid alif 9ioie's 3eugenarsIoaen
iuelde @err MicSntpre ais unaloub.
piiroig be3eihnete, ga Sad IoIe aus.
logte, INN lid Dor Dem eIeftrilhen
Stlibl 81 retten. gr harafteriIierte
Die Staats5eugen, ipeI6e gegen Be.
fer ausiagten, ais Spisbuben un0
0foroer- Snoem er alif Den Son 0es
Staatcs eitging. iagte &err McSn.
tire, Der Staatsonipalt @bitman bo.
be, BON Strebertlim beIeelt, Die Ser.
iolgung 9eforoert, tpeI6e BON Spit
bltben eingeleitet tuoroen iei.
Nsw YOrt, %. OFT. Na& a&ts
ltiinoissr gsrOtuns CAB bic Surp Elm
urtsiI Ob ouf ROro i'm srftsu Grade.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Merifo, @itp, %. Oft. Ole
aroBe S6lodt bel gerra Grr5 be.
gam bellte Morgen. @s Itanoen fih
g%egenii6er Der &ebellengeneraI SeIir
0ia5 nno ser General Der 8eeie.
r1ngstruppen 8altrou. Nah MIR
fur3em Gingen, bel oeuen Oie 8erllite
auf beiOen Soften unbeoentenO mareu
DurOe 5elir 9ia3 nit iarnmt Ieinem
Stobe gefangen genomnen uno ale
Hebeaen entpaffnet.
Die H%egierungs S~treitfr1fte nab
men Die Staot elm, obne auf erniten
@ioeritun0 81 ltoBen.
3uerit ergriffen Die 3%egierltngs,
Erilppen bonn 3olIomt 8eiib. Damn
6eiebten iie oas Mlni5ipoI-@ ebduOe
uno 0us Selegropbendmt.
Die Mebr3abl Der Gebelen bonn
10. Hegiment l~ieferte ole @offen OF.
ne @iOerItono ans.
General 6elir 0ia5 beonttportete
oas Shreiben, uno oanfte Dem @ene.
raj 9eltran fir ole b0fli6e 6orm, IN
Der es gebalten mar. Sn leiuer Nnt.
mort beoouert General Oio3, ooB 0ie
Gage Der Dinge i'm 5ipinge, niht 5l
fapitulieren, lonOern cine frdftiee
gerteioigung eelteno 81 MAIDEN.
Gem nmerifnniihen 4oniul ging
0of Dem 9efebIsba6er Der Meaie-
rungS 8ruppen Elm Shreiben gu, in
Dem es Ii. u. beiBt: SD peroe Die
Staot ni6t Dor "a Stunoen ongrei.
fen, uno mGbreno oieier 5riIt ionten
ii6 Die Amerifaner in 6iderbeit
bringeu".
Den DISQUALIFICATION 5ufolge nab.
men so Mtunn Ben General Dios ge.
fongerL ga oeiien 300 Mann iid) mel.
gerten, 81 i6ieBen.
9ie GeoolutionGre in ben &aiernen
baben iid nod nift ergeben. sic er.
fldrelt, iie meroeu ousbalten bis Der
leste Mam tot lei. Die 8erIuItIiIte
miro auf 100 an Gotten uno @erpur-
oeten feitgeiteat.
9ler3te bon Der .0es Moines" be.
bonoeln Die gerprunoeten.
MeritO @itg, %. DIT. 6sIir
0ia3, Der Oiebeuen . General III beute
mOrsen bel sO%nnenoufsOns trisSsssri9t.
LID eridonen wOrOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Cpfcrte Ieiu ee6cn fir Gin MaOdcn

Carp. Sno., %. Oft. lin oos
Seben BON gtbel Smith, ciieul inn.
gen W6Ohen, mel6es our6 9rauo
wunoen an ben @iiften idlimm Der.
lcbt muroe, 81 retten, opferte Der 3ci
titngSperfGuier uSiQp Hugb4, Gil
Stripped, fem perfriippeltes 9ein 3il
@autiibertragung. Die Operation.
gelang U%oaltanoig, oas M1oden gebt
Der @eneiung entgegen mobinqeaef.
Der fleine Selo ieine mutige 9lufopie.
RING nit Dem Eooe 6e5oblt bat. sic
geeroigung oes tapferenSungen fnno
am Sonntag itatt. Sdmmtlihe giir
ger oes Std6tdeus na6mcn al oct
8eeroiglmg tell.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Die 6leii6nOt6.

8merIin, %. 9ft. 9ie erite
Senouug ruliii6en SIeii6es lit bier
einqetroffen. Ser &lein 8erfanf
miro am Miittpo9 porgenommen. IS
iino feIte @reiie angeieBt, Die erbeb-
li6 geriuger fiHo, ais %Oieienigen Der
6leii1er.
9ieier Senoung merOen in Sc
maBbeit 0es BON oerStaOtperpaltung
gefaBten 8eI9luiies, peitere folgen,
Denr Die Sa9e ii6 bewdbrt. Ser
8e5ug bon &uBlanO lteut nur cine Der
beri6ieOenen 2ueaen Oor, wel6e bon
Den lt1otil9en 8eborOen benitst per-
ben, Inn bic neutrality-suspicious. uno
6leii6teuerung 81 biuOern.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Die Sranf6eit Ocs 3arewitid.

81. 8eterSburg, %. Oft.
Die aranfbeit oeS ad)t Sabre alter
Gbronfolgers lit ailf cine 8erlebllng
in Der 2eiitengegeno 8uriid5ufiibren.
SIS beiBt, Der @roBfiirit ioa gegen eli
men Gid gerannt iein uno ii6 Der.
leet boben. Bon anOerer Seite pirc
geiagt, es bartoele lid Inn Elm @e.
m66S.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

gerannt uno bat iid oos @oroerteil
8erltoBen.
Gnglii6e S6iffe nadj Dem MitteI-
nicer.
Ssleo 8ortIano, 90. Oft.
Die britif1e brittle Sdladtidiff-@e.
i6uooer bereitet ii6 eiligit 8ur 6abrt
nod Dem Mittelmeer Dor.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
@erIiner NraMen mngeOMlOia.

9erIin, 90. ST. Die 8erliner
5rauen berloren beltte Die @eOulo,
ais ote 6leii9er IN Den Mfarftbaaen
Ii6 Deigerten, Die BON Der Staot bonn
Muslanoe beaogenen 6leiihienoungen
gu D~erfaufeu. Die 8oliaei muBte
Sic 6roren auseinan0er treiben. 9ie
9taotberpaltung mill jeBt Oas Sleii6
our6 itaotiide 8eamte pertaufen lai-
fen. Die 6leii6er'iagen, iie Deroien=
ten niGt aerna 0aran.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
2ebrer Dermrteilt.

8aris %. Oft. 25 Wlitglieoer
Der Barrier 2ebrer- lnion iin0 gu ie
so 6ranc @eIobuBe perurteilt nor
ben, neil Tie iid gepeigert babeub sic
@ercinigung a%uf5ul0ien.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Ser &rie9
0mf sem Nnlfon
9ie SerbiinOeten babru grOBc
Siege 81 melOell.

NTKkN ~ ~ ~&NR<
nn6 Teitrng NObipa5ar cingemDm-
men. - Sci MOrianOpel baben bei-
be Geiten idiuere %erlnite erlitten.
- Die tiirfiiden Srnppen BON ben
@riedem snriifseOrGngt.
2onoon, 90. Oft. Ole geo6-
ri6ten bonn &riegsidauplat oeuten
ouf fortgeiebte grfoIge Der 8alfana
mG6te bin. Die Serben baben geoDi-
pa3ar eingenommen u1to beberri1en
&umonopa. 9ie Siege iino inoeiien
nit idperen @erlulten erfolift NOR
Ben.
Die Situation in Sbracien lit Jest
flarer. Gin groBes engagement lit
i'm @onge, uno ole S6la6tlinie 3iebt
li6 i'm @albfreis Dor Morianopel bin,
auf mel6e Stoot sic 8ulgaren lang
lam borriiden. SIN Ser 0itli6en
Slonfe baben lie Solilifa uno Sirno-
DO offupirt unO BON bort aus ieben
ne lDren Wtar1b lltoipnrtS tort.
SIN @eiten baben Die 8ulgaren,
Sen offi5ielen @eri9ten aus Sofia
5ufolge, ben 5liiB 9r0a, gang in Der
NGbe bon @orianopel erreidt. Ole
Seit4ngsDerfe ser Staot merOen Def
tig bombaroiert. 3pei Sorts IoQen
Itb bereits i~ibergeben baben. g[uh
n0roli6 bon gl0rinnopel ionen einige
mi6tige @oiitionen nab ungemein
beftigen &1mpfen oen Eiirfen entril-
ien moroen Iein.
Bon Ser 9[rmee i'm Mittelpunft, oie
nm Oen 8eiiB bon &irfi Shifted
fGmpft. iinO beute feline oefinitiben
Nadridten e%ingetroffen nn0 mon
bermutet. bob Die Seitung iid nod
INNER b1lt.
Cine Oepeide ans Salonifi mel
oct, oaB Die MaIiKori-S tammc oo-
riiber aufgebrodt leien, Dob Die Weon-
tenegriner in ben e~ingenommenen al
banii6en Srten Oie Souperdnitdt oes
@0nigs MifoIors proflamieren. Sic
berIongen oaB 9onig NifoIaus Ga
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

gtur nod elm Sabr miro Der
itreideL uno Der Banana anal
miro Dem Serfebr iibergeben mcroen
@abrldeinlid miro Oas S6lodtidifi
Oregon oils erites oie fiinItlide
@aHerltrnBe paiiiren. Ser %. OF.
tOber 1918 lit fir oieie 0urdfobrt
angeieBt poroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Die TIeiIcbmOtLn
IN 9emtibINmc
9ie MeBger gesen ben Scrianf
ansldnOiiaen Tleiides.

ScrIiner Jrunen tuerSen anfiGifis se-
gen Die Sleiider. - Sin nabnfin-
niger Sdanipieler. - @egem Sas
GetrOlemm- NiOmOpOI. - Der Sruit
~Derfamft biliser ais Oas MUnO-
pol es i'm Sim fat. ~ Die Gin-
wet6nng Der @iidaeIisfirde in
Sambnrg, ~ @ertasmHg Oes SanO-
tages. - 9arOinaI SOpp seebrt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Nm 80 Oftober miro oog mad

~ Sim 80 Oftober miro oos mod
tigite Sdladtidiff in unferer Marine
vgeetD gorf" 1T Der gr%ooflDner Nopn
GARD bonn Stapel gelniIen tperoen.
Der neue GoloB miro, pern fertig,
100000 obne 9[rmierung foiten.
Mai6inen bon $4,000 8fer0efrGften
weroen Dem SdIodti6iff cine @e-
i6winoigfeit BON 2fh ¬en geben.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
2anOtas bertagt.

SerlInt 70. 2II. QeltHlH DQl
Ii6 Der preuBtihe 2anotng 81 ieinei
leBten GaiIon Dor ben Neutpdblen
O~erfammeIt. @roBe &opfihmer5en
madt BEN 6iibrern Der leitenoen Bar-
teien Die 5rage, tper ben @%r6itoenteiI-
ItubI einnebmen ion. 6reiberr bon
grffa, Ser friibere 8rGiioent, lit be-
fanntli1 Dor Ginger Belt geItorben.
@abI Oes GrabiidOfs.
gerIin, 20. Oft. 9ie @obG Ell
nes tleiten @r3bii9ofes BON &oIn tit
auf ben 90. 0ftober %ongeiest moroen.
Die 8ori1lagsliite oes Domfapi=
tells Der gr3oi05eie &0lrt, tpel6e Dem
preuBii6en &ultltsminiiter unterbrei-
tet mar, lit unbeanitnnoet bon Berlin
5uriidgeinnot moroen.
@esen Die nOriUesiide &esiernns.
gbriftana,2 90. Oft. Ole az
gemeinen @ablen baben cine itarfe
Str0mung gegen oie Negiertng an
ben Gag treten laiien. 9as genaue
&eiuItat liegt nod nidt Dor.
9arOinal GOpp seebrt.
@ien, 81. Oft. AnldBli9 oes
0obneIten csSltbi[G1tmS, Dos Der WreS=
lauer &aroinaI : 6iiritbii1of Or. b.
aopp gegenp1rtig in Der i6lelii1en
SauptItaot feiert, bat Raiier Sran8
Soiepb Dem Subilar elm in Den tparm-
item Musoriiden oebaltenes Slid
muni6i6reiben .8uge6en laiien-
Ser Monar6 riibmt in oemS6rei-
ben oie @fli6ttreue oes &arOinaI-
Siiritbii1ofes uno feline 6iiriorge fin
oenienigen Cell ieiner 9i05eie, Ser
in 0lterreihiidem @ebiet liegt.
Der &aiIer f~on1tatiert aus0riidlid,
oaB ii1 Or. &opp bleibenoe &erOiell-
Ite eruorben babe, unO perleibt benz
&ir6enfiirlten in %oanfbnrer 4nerfen-
nung unO gum 3eiden Der f%ortOait-
ernoen b~eionoeren faiierliden @eipo-
genbeit Der 8rilonten 5um@roBfrell3
0es Stefan-O roens.
Gin Cell Der @r3oio3eie oes &arOi-
nal : 5iiritbiidofs &opp liegt in De-
lterrei6 : Sdleiien, un0 Ser @rdlat
1T ais 6iirItbii6of pon@reslau gleid-
8ettig MitglieO bes 0lterreidiIh-
i6leltiben 2anotages uno oes otter
reidiiben Serrenbouies.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Sett lift Die bette 8eit, aiif Oas
n@nibingtoH Sournal~ su abonnie-
rem.