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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
BLENDING SNOW STORM.
Worst In Decade at Wilmington Sec

Wilmington, n. c.. Jan. I3.-Wil-
%fnington was visited today by a blind
ing snow storm. the worst since Feb
Euary Of 1901. and the mercury drop
ped to IA degrees above zero shortly
after Y o'clock, which is the lowest
since February, 1899,
The snow has reached 81 depth of
about eight inches, and snow is still
falling at s o'clock tonight. Street
car traffic was paralyZed, and only a
lew cars were in service today, and
in the afternoon several lines were
abandoned altogether. Telegraphic
and telephone communication has not
yet been interfereo with. People were
rot prepared for the sudden change
in the weather, but all are being made
as comfortable rs possible under the
circumstances, and the poor and
needy are being aided by charitable
organizations and individuals. The
city council will make an appropria-
ton Monday to aid in caring FOR the
poor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
(By the Associated Press.

~ AAAS l. Nc-
Washington. Jan. l3.-Carrying the
Agricultural Department to the farm
ers, Is the way in which Secretary Of
Agriculture Wilson today designated
the help being extended to the farm
ers Of the South through the farm
erS' cooperative demonstration work,
in an address to the state agents who
had gathered to discuss their work
of the past year and to plan for the
coming Geographically the
country was represented from Mary
lane to Texas.
OF special interest to h Agricul-
tura! Department officials were re-
ports Of the work in the boil WeeVil
district, for 1t was the boil weevil
which led to the organization Of the
demonstration WORK.
Secretary Wilson spoke Of the ne
ressity OF the cotton planters IN that
district raising other crops which
would help them to support them
selves While the fight against h cot
tn pest was being waged. He en-
thasized also the value OF the boys
corn club contests. which have grown
cut of IN demonstration work. This,
he declared, was fostering q stay on
the farm" which was far better than
the back to the farm" idea
The work being done by the de-
IGkIiIIleHL III CoIlOU STANDARDIZATION WAS
explained to the agents by Or. N. ~.
Cobb. in charge OF that branch, and
W. A. Orion spoke to them on cotton
diseases. Much OF their time they
| spent with DR.. Bradford Knapp, IL
charge Of the cooperative demon
stration work in talking e. the va
rious problems they have met. G.
Grosvenor Dave. director OF the
Southern Commercial Congress told
Of the plans being made for the me-
rnoriul meeting to be held at the next
convention Of the congress in Nash.
vile In honor OF DR.. S. A. Knapp, who
started the demonstration work.
These present were: Or. August
stabler. Maryland; T. 0. Sandy. Vir-
ginia; II. ID. Tate. Tennessee; G.. r
Hudson. North Carolina; L. L. Bake.
and w. II. Barton. South Carolina
A. S. Meharg, Florida; E. Gentry
Georgia.: B.. L. Moss, Alabama; w. l.
Ent]ey, Oklahoma: r. S. Wilson, IA
s ssippi: Mason ~Snowden. Louisiana
Q. n. Watson, Arkansas; J. l.. Quick
sa!l, West Texas. and W. f. Proctor
E:s st Texas.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16

Within the last "a hours.
according TO the news brought
over The News and Observer
wires, extreme cold III the
North Atlantic States, SHOWS
and rains in the South Allan
tic States. and local SHOWS III
the Lake region gave the terri
tory east Of the Mississippi
river one Of its most disagrcea-
bic winter weather spells in
many years. Indications to-
night, according to the govern
ment weather bureau, we're
that temperatures would rise in
relief over practically all dis
tricts west Of the Mississippi
river and in the Southwest. On
Monday. the mercury is ex-
pected to ascend on the Allan
tic seaboard in the East Gulf
States and the Northwest.
Storm warnings are displayed
along the Atlantic coast from
Jacksonville. Fla, to Norfolk.
Va. as we'll as on the North
Pacific coast.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
Navigation Stopped or Greatly Inter.
foPpxl With.

Norfolk. Va. Jan. l3.-The severe
cold weather. causing thick ice IN 81!
sivers eni tributaries Of the Chcsa-
Deake Bay. Is greatly interfering win
steamboat navigation and nan sail
ing vessels are tied up unable to move.
reavy weather ht sea has driven into
Hampton Road for barDor such pass
Ing craft as found u dangerous TO
1rmain on h outside.
The damaged navy cruiser Salem.
instead of proceeding to New York ms
was expected. has come TO Norfolk.
Very cold weather prevailed here to-
day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
Three Young Women and Two
Young Men Meet Quick
Death in a Waterway
PROMINENT YOUNG MAN
WAS DRIVING MACHINE
AND HE ALONE ESCAPED

One of Dead Boys i son of Former
Supreme Court Justice and All
Were People Worth Whilc-Youn.
Fred Foster. the Driver. Who i
Also OF a Prominent Family. Tells
How the Tragic accident Occurred
Too Speedy Travelling. the Ma
chinc Studded and Went Over
Bank of Artificial Waterway.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
(By the Associated Press.)


Indianapolis, md. Jan. 13.-one
reason why Mrs. Ortic McManigai,
wife Of the confessed dynamiter, was
brought here from Chicago TO testify
in the Federal grand jury's investisa-
ton Of the dynamite conspiracy, it was
learned today, p%ertained to the man
ner in which John j. Mcnamara was
arrested. While McManigal was be
ing kept secretly In a room at the
home OF a detective in Chicago last
April, plans were laid to see what
Mcnamara would do il he heard the
~dynalniter was in trouble.
Mrs McManigal accordingly Was
sent to visit Mcnamara at the office
Of the International Association of
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
in indianapolis, and to ask him for
financial aid for her husband. Ac-
ccrding to the woman's story. Nc
Namara gay her $50 and said: Tell
MIN to keep his mouth shut and every
thing will come out all right
MGNamara's arrest followed three
| days later.
No witnesses were heard before the
! grand jury today, adjournment having
been taken unit Monday. William
Benin, Of Toledo. Ohio. an uncle Of
McManigal, is said to be among those
called for hearing next week. An
other relative, who was said to be a
witness for the defense Of the Nc
Namarae. at their trial at Los Angeles,
Cal, and who attempted to induce
M~cALanigal to repudiate his confes-
sion, also is to be heard.
Bert Franklin Gets Another Postpone
ment
Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 13.-Over the
vigorous objections Of the State, Judge
Willis granted further delay today in
the case Of Bert II. Franklin, the Nc
Namara detective. charged in two
instances Of jury bribery. According
to the courts ruling, Franklin's attor.
neys will have until January 18th te
prepare arguments on behalf OF the
motion to dismiss the two informa'
tions against their client.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
(By the Associated Press.

Trenton, y. j., Jan. 13.-Wh.n
darkness fell upon the scene where
three young women and two men, OF
a Joy riding automobile party.
plunged 10 their death in the arti-
fclal waterway connected with a DOW
er plant above this city early today.
two Of the victims were still beneath
the ice that covers the water. These
bodies We're recovered during the lay:
Donald Reed, son Of former State
Supreme Court Justice Alfred Reed,
Of Trenton.
Margaret Tindall. Trenton.
Helen Mulvey, Trenton. formerly OF
New Haven, Conn.
The bodies still in the water are:
Chester A. Van Clees, an ~autogno-
bile salesman of this city.
Annie Shohosky, Trenton.
Frederick NJ. Foster, the driver OK
the machine and a membe Of q we'll
known family OF this city. who had q
narrow escape from death, Is at tho
home Of his father here in a serious
condition from exposure and shock.
All concerned in the accident wero
between the ages Of II and "a years,
inc Muivey girl being the youngest.
1t developed today that the automo-
bile belonged TO Fosters father and
was from a garage last night
while Mr.. Foster was attending the
automobile show IN New York. Young
Foster and his companions met the
girls and after driving about Trenton
induced them to take 8 ride into tho
country.
Young Foster made a Statement, to-
night as TO Wnat happened. He said
the party left Trenton last night and
went to q road house three miles
north OF Trenton. While there some
Of the party, he said. had something
to drink, but he himself took nothing.
He did not know what time the party
started back to Trenton. He was ia
miliar with the road. he said, and
knew the curve at the point where the
accident occurred. AS he reached the
bend, he continued, the machine be-
gan to skid and he put on the brake.
The machine kept on. however.
plunged over the bank, broke through
the Ice and became submerged in the
water.
Foster said he climbed out Of tho
automobile and got on top Of the ice.
He waited hat he thought was three
or four minutes. hoping TO See the
others come to the surface, but they
did not do so. He got TO the shore,
he said, and ran to the r~OadhOuSe ana
told what had happened. The auto
mobile was lifted out Of the water
late this afternoon by means Of a
derrick. A peculiar thing about tbs
:, accident Is that h automobile vas
J 50 located n the water as to indicate
that il had gone in backwards. This
is explained on q theory that when 1t
struck the ice it slid around.
Helen Nulvey. one Of the victims.
, had been a resident OF Trenton for
the past year. The girl came here
S from New Haven after her brother,
Joseph P. Mulvey, took up his resi-
dence in this city. The brother left
Trenton a few days e for Newark
y. j., and from that city intended 70
90 to Florida, in connection With MS
: business. Nulyey arrived here TINS
!! evening, and made arrangements to
o have the body Of his sister sent 70
0 New Haven. The girl was enploye'I
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
Funeral OF lie Late j. A. Duncan
Today.

Durham, Jan. l3.-The remains Of
AIR. j. "A. Duncan, who died in Canada
Friday morning, will reach here sun
day morning, at $3.50. The funeral
will be conducted from the First Pres
byterian Church. of which he was a
member, by DR.. E.. r. Leyenrn. at 8
o'clock in the afternoon.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
Ice Bound on Steamships

Chicago, Ill, Jan. 13.-Fifty-five
a remained ~ice-bound on two
passenger steamers, five miles
out OF the Chicago harbor tonight,
81 hours out OF port at Milwaukee,
and 72 hours after they ran afoul Of
floating ice, which made further prog
ress Impossible.
Neither immediate danger nor I'M
mediate escape from their position
appeared likely when tugs ave up
tonight the second days efforts to
reach the imprisoned boats with lines.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
FEDERAL HELP To
FARMERsO OF DIXIE
"Carry the U. S. Agricultural
Department to Them" Sec
rotary Wilson Puts it
REPORTS OF WORK DONE
IN BOIL WEEL DISTRICT

the Slogan. "Stay on the
Farm" Which is Better Than the
Advice to "Rcturn to the FARM
Cotton Standardization. Cotton Dis
eases and Other Features-C. Il.
sentative. Present.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
Trains Stalled in SnOwdPift.

Denver, Col, Jan. lS.@The Santa
FEES Colorado flyer" due mere last
Thursday, Is still stalled in the snow
drifts in Western Kansas, The
Union Pacific trains due here yester-
day are reported 80 hours late.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
TRUST PROBLEMS COMMITTEE
HAS THE END IN SIGHT.
Interstate Commerce Committee
Chairman Says it Has Not Been De-
tcrmined When u Bill Will BE Re

tcrmined When a Bill Will BE Re-
ported.
Washington, Jan. 13.-The hearings
on trust platforms, which the Senate
{ Committee on Interstate Commerce
has been conducting are expected to
be concluded next week. Chairman
Clapp of the committee said today 1t
had not been determined when the
committee would report a bin.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-01-16
NJ 'MAN|GAL'S WIFE
SENT TO TRAP JOHN
She Did it Successfully and
the Arrest of M'Namara
Followed Three Days Later
HER $50 WITH THE
INJUNCTION TO KEEP QUIET

Was Sent to John Mcnamara for
the Purpose of .A~Sccrfaining His At
titude Towards the Imprisoned SuS-
pcct-''Ten Him to Keep His Mouth
Shut and All Will Come Out All
Right is What She Reported John
j. as Saying.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Der 6ric9
C%MtbrOmmt.
3niGmmsnitOB SWiiden Siirten
nHO Serben.

2OnOOn, A. OFT Giner 9la6ri@i
aus SsIsraO SufOIse 1T es su i6en ben
9irtcn unO Ssrbsn gum 3ulammsufOb
setOmmeu. Die Sirtsu bdtten 80 Cote
uno cine Menss Yeruunoste, Die Sers
bsnUsrlnlte finO 2 Cote unO is 0erwuus
Oste. Gle 8ulsuren iinO sbsnfaIs iibet
Die @renSe ssgangen. 0ie @etreioeduss
fubr aus Der surOpdil9m lt,tsi if usrs
bOten- @Idubise in SnOien beten fir
Die Girtei. Die III amerita wObnsuOsn
miIildrpfi9tigsn Sirser Der 9uItuu-
~itaotsn baben 8siiuns stbolteu, iofOrt
bic 0simreiie au5utretsm. Mun i&dst
ibrs 3ObI auf 100, 600.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Die 3arin iuicOcr b%OaitdnOis scinnO

ct. ,2.Sft. Die
3arin Die emit in gdn3 europa als
gSorgen-&Suigin" befannt mar, lit
cine yS6oubeitss a0nigin" getporoeu.
Die Serriderin bot ibre @eIunobeit
DonIt1nOigt wieOer erlongt, mo Die
angit abgeihiittelt melhe ibren @eiit
3r 3erriltten orobte.
9ie Angit pno Gorge nm i6ren
@emdbl uno i6reu Sobn, Den jest 8
Sabre olteu SbronfoIeer 4lerei. bot
ten Die @eiunObeit Der Serriherin
befanntlih p~oaltGnoig untergrabeu.
0ie beitdnOige Angit bon einem 9It-
tentat 5erriittete i'm Nerpenlpltem,
unO iie Ioa i9lieBi6 gum Morpbitm
gegriffen babem nm ii9 8erubignn9
81 neridaffen. 8or 3nei Snbrcn be-
gob iie liG 5ilr aiir nod ibrer belii-
iden Seimat, nber lie fono feline Gin
oerung. Snfolge ibrer f0rperlihen
2eiOen oeroiiiterte liA ibr @emiits3u-
itano mebr uno mebr, uno lie fam
ihlieBlih inter ben GinfluB zines
frnn5n5iihen OccnIiiten Homens
Bbilipp 2unoaro, uuo zines r1iiii-
iden Sppnotiiellrs.
8l0blid befreite ii6 ieood Die
fronfe Ntonordiitin Dor ungefdbr ei-
mem Sabre ieIbit aus ibrer trourigen
@emiitsnerfaiiung. sic mari angit
unO Sorgen iiber goro uuo tptroe
nieoer better. SeitOem 1T Tie in mum
Oerbarer @eiie mieoer oufgebIiibt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Sdiueiscr @Osialiit DOm aaiier be-
idemft.

3nrid, 2. Oft. Inter Den
0ffi8ieren oes Sdiibenbotoiaons geo
6, 0as bier beim 8eiild oes oelltiden
&aiiers ols @brenfompagnie allfge-
lteat mar, rmo ben Sider6eitsoienit
beriab, befano iid elm in Sdiisenfrei-
len aud I'M Auslano befamnter So3i-
aliit, Ser Ge9tsanipalt Or. @noerli.
Der @agen. in Dem Ser &aiier
bom8 abnbof in 3iiri1 nadb ser Bill
la &ietberg flbr, mar bon 5mei berit-
tenenS 6iiBenoffi3ieren esfortirt, BON
oenen elmer Or. Gnoerlin mar. Sn
Der Giaa &ietberg mar er Ma1tfom-
manoant uno erbielt ais FOLDER cine
golOene @uiennaoel nit ben Sniti-
allen oes &aiiers in @oeliteinen, ole
er ali6 angenommen bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
0amcn leben amf sr6hcrcm SnRc.

Die 6iiBe Der bieiigen 0onlenmclt
peroen GROCER. Die @erfGufer oer
8aarenborier fonnen Die nieoliherl
Striimpfden Der friiberenSabre niht
.mebr an ben Mann ooer nie!mebr an
Die Srau bringen. o@rtra aroBe4
Sorten milBten beitelt weroen.
0urob 3eigt li6 6rou I.8. 9irnen,
Brdli0entin Oes bieiigen Mittter.
aongreiies bod erfreut. Gem 2
iogt tie, Die fleinfiiBige areatitr nit
Den i6ma6en @lieOmaBen, nelhe I'M
@eri6minoen begriffeu lit, mar 5mor
Elm gang nettes Spiel5eua, aber ais
Mutter uno ais totid6li6e @efGbrtin
oes Monnes taltgt iie ber5lih wenig.
Gorum lit es gut, oaB 9r0Bere 6iiBe
uno fr1ftige Musfeln nidt lGnger
mebr ais unfein gelten."
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Saarmmdsmittel iOl fnblfOpfigc
Stimmgeber f6Oern.

Sopefo, San, 2. 9ftbr. Gin
9nnfeblbares Soarpitdsmittel iteQell
ole StimmrehtIerinnen BON aonias
in Den 0ienit ibrer Agitation. s(ui
Die mdnnliden &oblf0pfe bubcn Tie
es gan3 b%eionOers abgeieben. S6re
@ortfiibreriu, 6r. ella San @ton.
roe, erflGrt:
n@enn mir es iertig bringeu, bis
Sum 5. gtopember, Dem @abItage,
auf Der @late zines ieoen foblfopfi.
gen Stimtngebers Soore madicn 8r
laiien, 10 9emimcn mir uniernaompi
fiir politiidc@ MISUNDERSTANDING. %.
runter lit 6rau Monroe bere;s. e
3aubermittel an bic o&latte~~ q.
iiBer 81 nerfauien mo oieie 3ur9anf
bartlett 81 nerpflidten.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05

rem @ebeimniB, uno man glaubt,
Dob Der &rieg obne cine formele
&riegserfldrung nlsbre6en fam.
Die groBen 0iddte, bon oenen feline
Den &rieg miinidt, perOen bis gum
lebten @ugenblid periu6en, oenarieg
81 berbinoern.
9IIes iheint iebt Oapon ab3u61n-
gen, Oh Die @roBmddte imitan0e fem
perOen, geniigeno Druid aus3uiiben,
UNI ben Begun Der 6einoieIigfeiten
81 perbinoern uno enStatusquo auf
Dem 8alfan alfredt gu erbalten.
Itben, 2. Oft. Die griehiihe
&egierltng, in llebereinitimmltng nit
anoeren 9alfnnltoateh orOnete Die
WobiImadung ibrer Streitfr6fte 5u
8aiIer unO 5ll 2anoe on. Ser @rilnO
fir 0ieien Sfritt lit Die BON ben Bal
f~allltooten gebegte 8efiir6tling, Die
Mobiliiiriing Der tiirfii6en @rmee
llnO Die beunrubigenoe innerpolitiide
Gage ser 9iirfei fonnten Die Yforte
peranlafierL ais Auspeg aus ale ben
Sd)mierigfeiten, &rieg 81 beginner.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Bon Der JrieOensfOnferens.

@enf, 2. Oft. Die @etuGbrunq
O0uiger sGutonon1ie in gliaB-2otbrin-
gen, Oas beiBt in ltmman6lung in Ell
men boIlbere6tigten oeliti6engunoeS-
itaot, niiroe nod Anii6t Der oeut-
iden uno fron8oiiiden 9elegoten our
Observation-Disclosures Elm
entidieOener S6ritt i'm Sinne beIie-
rer 9eaiebungen 8pii6en 9eutf9lano
unO Sranfreih iein.
Die oeuti6en uno fran3oIii6en 0e-
lesnten baben cine oiesbe5iigIi6e &e-
iolutipn beantragt, uno oiele mltroe
bonn &OngreB per affirmation anee-
i1ommen.
Ser &ongreB beiAIoB, inn nod
item Sabre i'm Saag, uno 1914 in
NarienbaO 5ulammen5utreten.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Der Safen in SeIsOIanO

Die 8ertigitelung oes 3O,OG0.oO0
Marf ~toIten0en nellen 9orpeDo6ont=
@afens Der Sniel &elgolono Oiirfte
i'm nd6iten Sabre erfolgen. Die ctpa
600 Dieter lange @eltmole, iotpie ore
Oitmolc (400 Meter) iino bereits Ter
tig un0 i'm l1diten Sabre ner0ea ole
@infabrt uno ole Den &afen mad, S!;-
ben idiibenoen Quermolen ge6out
mer0en. Die Sunoirung Ser Molen
mar i'm tieferen @aiier iebr iNwie-
rig unO geidab oiird eiierne ausge-
mauerte Senffditen, Die nit 8eton
gefiiat un0 alf ben Oorber gsllau ge-
e6neten MeeresboOen nerients iplr-
ben. 9ieie nit groBter Sorgi ii ans
gefiibrte Grbeit bat ii6 in ben idipe-
observation-disclosures our6ars beir1hrt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Griebe 5iuiide Stalieu tnS Scr Siirfei
beiGlennigt.

&om, 2. oft. Dab oie 8alfon=
friiiS Ben SlbihluB oes GrieOpns ami
iheH StaIieu uno Der Siirfei bei6Ieil-
nigen miro, lit bier Die angemeine
Anii6t. Man lit iiber5euet, oaB auf
oieie @eiie naein Die Siirfei freie
SanO erbalten ipiiroe, INN ben Grams
port ibrer Sruppen bon Der aiiatii6-
Ell Siirfei 5u ermogIi6en.
an alen itaIienii6en 80rien fie-
len berte ais cine 8olge Der @nIfan-
&riegsgefabr Die 8reiie.
Stolien geieute ii6 beute oen iibri-
gen 6rieOensltiftern 81 uno inltruir-
tie ibre Experimentation, BEL BEN 8al-
fam G9ten ibren @influB 8ur Ser
biitling oes &rieges auf3ubieten.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
Gr6ielt i6r %SnscnIidpt wicOer.

Bottom, Moii., ,. Oft. Gem
Ar3te Or. aenueb BON @Ien oobier
lit es gelungen Der 2%5.iGbrigen Stel.
la Aooms, Die Dor orei Sabren in.
folge zines llnfaqS total e%rblinoetc,
oas Augenli6t mieoer3ugeben. Or.
bon Gaen beoiente lid getpilier Me.
tboocn Der 8ip9o-S beropie, nno Die
Notwithstanding oes Sebpermoqcns
lit oireft auf Selbitbppuoie 3uriid5u.
fiihren.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
eOpeniasO in Dresden.

DRESDEN, 2. Oft. Sine So
peniagO in Den glnlngen ser bieii-
gen 8iirgerpiele perieBte oieier Gage
oos bort neilenoe Yltblifum in
S1reden. Gin innger 8iiitenf0nig
i1li6 ouf Den ACKNOWLEDGMENT Elm,
Der. @drter oes 3oologii6en Gar
tens eilten berbei uno perfolgten Den
20men, bis es linen gelang, ibn in
Die gnge 81 treiben.
Mls man oas &aubtier na6 Dem
3ooIosii6en @arten 5uriidbeforoern
Doute, berIette es einen @1rter nit
ieinen Hranfen erbeblid. Ser 20pe
bate beim Neinigen ieines &dfi0s
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
3eitnnss an8sissn.

@s lit cine f~eltitebenoe, unnioer-
legbare Tatia6e, oaB Sober, Der bier
in Imerifa Elm @ei61ft nit @rfoIg
betreiben mill, Dor alien Dingen Die
8aaren, Die er fabri3iert, oas Sc
i6aft, meldes er betreibt, ODER ole
almit, meIhe er ausiibt in ben Of
fentliden 9ldttern on3eigen uno pu.
bli5ieren milB. Ser Entertainer
DeiB 0as imp betradtet ole 8eitin.
gen ais Oos bette Mittel, lid cine
ausgeoebnte aunoidaft gu eeuinnen
lnO iein @eiddft in Sdmuna su
%bringen. SIS limo iebr piele @eIhdf.
tie bier in Der Staot uno ltmgebung,
mo mir ale wiiien, Die i6ren @rfoIa
nur einem liberalen Innoncieren
ueroanten. Inter Den @ei6Gfts.
leltten, bauptiddIi6 unter Den Dellt.
l6en, gibt es leioer nod immer m1rI-
DIE, melde Sen IltBen elmer Bel.
t%ltngsan5eige niht einieben unO Die
BOAR Dollars, mel1e oieielbe foItet,
fiir fortgemorienes @el0 baIten. Die
an5eige oIIeiu tlits freilid nidt, tuer
a6er CUTE @aren bat, ODER tiiGtige
9(r6eit Iiefert Der ion lein 9iHt ni1t
unter oen S1offeI itelen ionoern
Der 8elt an3eigeit, mas er feilbietet,
mo Der @rfolg miro nidt ousbIei.
ben. User nidts risfirt, - nidts
profitiert.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
9entidlanO.
i3uei Tranen, bic emit itrnmme &rie-
ger iunren.

gerIin, 2. Oft. 3mei unge-
mein intereiiante 6Gae bon 8leuoo-
m1mli6feit tprroen am S6IuBtage
oes SnternationoIen @pn1fologen-
&ongreiIes in Der Gbarite norgefiibrt
Die in ouBeroroentli6 GROCER Mn5abl
eri1ienen tporen. Der iebige 6rau-
enar5t Or. Stabel beranItaltete 0e-
monitrationen MISUNDERSTANDING
bitten uno 2ronsbeltiten aus Der Spe-
5ialpraris oes befannten Sori6ers
Or. Wtagnus @iri6felo.
Inter ben borgefiibrten 8erIonen
beanoen li6 mebrere Mdnner, oenen
Ntemano atimerfte, ooB Iie nod bis
Dor einem Sabr als 6rou geIebt bot
ten. @on 5pei itottliden 9amen,
Die Or. Stabel boriteate, batte Die
cine ben 6elo3uo in 0eutid Siio-
Deltafrifa %mitgemadt, ip1breno Die
anoere Bis Dor &iir5em 5elomebe(
BET Der @oroe mar.
Die geioen, Die audi i9on DGb=
rem ibrer Militdr8eit oie9aeigung bat
ten, als 6rauen 81 gebert baben iest
bel Dem Boli8eiprdiioium Inn Die @r-
larbnis nadgeiudt, ibnen Die 6rali-
entra6t, in Der iie ieit ldngerer 3eit
oauerno leben, audi offi3iea 8u geueb-
migen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
SIIio bod cine siinO'.

~ ii n6eu /. Oft. Gie @ene-
raj DIRECTION Der fonigI. bopriihen
@iielbabn bat einen llfas erlalien,
nod aem in Den @ilenbnbn3iigen ni6t
mebr gefiiBt peroen Oorf. Die 9e.
thinning bat iiberoa Seiterfeit err
regt. llebrigens beitreitet oos Che
poar, oeiien aiiiierei 81 Dem merit
m~iiroigen Gerbote fiibrte, Dab es iid
.iiberbalipt aefiiBt babe.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
observation-disclosures
9aan iebe nod Den annoncen.

Oftober 6. @ouutag. Onfel 9raiig
SDlter &ooit in 8raObure
8lnce, Swining Gitp.
Sftober, Z. Montag. Seier oes bent.
iden Cages in Der SGnger-
blnoDaue.
Sttober, 13.S onntag. @roBer 0pIter-
roa1t oes columbia grauer-
4ranfen : llnteritiibungsper-
ems in BRADBURY Yarf, Sni.
ming GitD.
Sftober II. 9onnerItag. ~llnterbal-
tung uno @udre in Der SGn-
gerbunOballe, g%egeben bonn
Oomenperein.
Oftober 90. Sonntag. arbeiter &rau.
FEM uno Sterbefaiie go. 1873.
ODlterroalt in Spining Gitp.
Oftober 20. Sonntag. DGerein 9o-
BEN. Opiter-&ooit in 9tic. Autbs
&nnoIib.
Oftober 20. Sonntag. Sangerbuno.
i. WluHIQltlWer NDeH0.
Gftober 81. Montag. &on3ert unO
gaa I'M Do Maionic 8empel, pom
u@ermania M6nner1or".
Oftober %. Montag. &arpeit 6~citioaI
i'm Arion 4Iubbauie, oeranltaltet
pom Arion Oamennerein.
Sftober %. Wontag. Sdngerbuno-
bale. 8an3frGn5den
ytopember 3. Sonntas gounge ga
lente 9on5ert in Der Sdngerbuno.
bale.
Nopember 4. Moutag. aon3ert, Sbe-
ater uno 9aa. Sdp1biider Ser
elm; i'm Do Wlaionic Gempel.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-05
GnsIanO bart giieieulnftidiff.

2onOon, 2. Oft. Sn aloeribot
lit elm fir Die britii9e Marine be-
itimmter enormer 2~enfbalon in An-
griff getonlmen noroen. Die 9aaon=
billie oeS 2uftfreu3ers miro $4,000
RiibiffuB failen, nno in ser @onoel
meroen 40 Yerlonen &oum finoen.