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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
STRIKER IS SHOT AND
KILLED WHEN PLANT is
STORMED AT PERTH AMBOY
Private Detectives Open Fire On
1000 Men Who Make Attack
On Smelling Plant
FOUR OTHERS WOUNDED
Gov. Wilson Sends Representa-
tive to Scene to Investi-
gate Conditions

PERTH AMBOY, n. j., June IA
One striker was shot and killed and
four other strikers were injured, one
mortally, today, when a thousand
strikers surrounded the main gate.
house at the American Smelling a.
Refining Company's plant and wer re-
pulsed by a volley from rifles in the
hands or 40 private detectives guard
ing the property. The dead man Is
stephen Dudack, 80 years old and
married He was shot twice In the
neck. Joseph Paul was taken in a
dying condition to hospital. He was
shot In the back.
: The attack on the gatehouse follow.
ed an attempt by the strikers to burn
the fence surrounding the plant The
strikers left their dead and wounded
on the ground and fled.
A representative of Gov. VII.
son arrived here today to study the
general strike OF Industrial Workers
Of the World and TO ascertain " the
militia should be called out. Ii was
understood that Gov. Wilson was de-
termlned to call out the militia If the
strike was not settle dtoday.
Strikers last night fired the electric
railway station and the fences sur
rounding the American Smelling
Co.'S liant. The station Is In
ruins. The torch was applied TO
electric poles, also, and for time
the lighting system of the civ was
threatened. Street cars are not per
mitted TO run here at night es their
appearance provokes the strikers TO
demonstrations. The threat of bring
ing the militia apparently has not
frightened the strikers, and more
trouble is feared.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
VIM. E. MOLONEY LAID
TO REST IN MT. ELLIOTT

The remains of William f. Moloney,
who died in st. Mary's hospital at
midnight Tuesday from injuries gus
tained when he was struck by a
Michigan Central train, were laid TO
rest in Mt. Elliott cemetery, Friday
morning. Funeral services were held
in the residence, No. 373 Howsrd-st.
where he had lived for more than
quarter OF a century, at S:f5 O'CLOCK
and in Holy Trinity church AZ 9
o'clock. Dean Savage. lifelong
friend, was the officiating clergyman
The pallbearers were chosen from
companions and friends or Mr..
Moloney In the A. o. H., OF which ne
was one OF the founders in this state
They were James Hogan. Thonlas RI.
Reynolds, Cornelius O'Shea. J. r.
Lovett, A. J. Maher and r. J. IcClel-
Ian.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
500 ITALIANS AND
TURKS KILLED IN BATTLE

HONS. Tripoli, June IA strong
fore composed of Turks and Arabs.
with artillery. attacked the Italian po-
sition. az this point on the night OF
June II. All the available Italian
troops were turned out and made a
counter attack A long and fiercely
contested battle ensued, the Turks
being driven back with heavy losses.
Italian burying parties found 423
bodies on one part of the field alone.
The Italians had 81 men killed and
so wounded.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
PROF. FERRIS DECLARES
FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE

MARSHALL, Mich, June 14.--In an
address TO the graduating class Of the
Marshall high school last night. Prof.
w. N. Ferris, of Big Rapids, declared
for woman suffrage.
Prof. Ferris criticised the educa-
tional system Of today and said within
few years schools would be open
six days a week and IL months year
and that people of all ages would at
tend.
LANSING, Mich, June 14.-Resolu-
tions favoring the passage of the con-
stitutional amendment which gives
the women OF the state the use OF the
ballot were adopted at the closing
session Of the Michigan Woman's
Press association yesterday
Mrs Pruella Janet Sherman, of De-
troit, was elected president; Miss
Jennie Buell.. OF Ann Arbor, first vice
president; Mrs. j. f. st. John. of
Lansing, second vice-president: Miss
Ola Johnson, OF Battle Creek, record
ing secretary: Miss Julia Ball, Of
Hamburg, corresponding secretary.
The only reflections were OF DR.. EN-.
ma +. Bower, OF Port Huron. as
treasurer. and Mrs. Lucy f. Leggett,
OF Detroit, as historian.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
WEST DECLINES
TO RESTRAIN c. & H.

LANSING, Mich. June 14.-Judge
Wiest, in the Ingham county court.
Yesterday denied the petition OF
Charles VI. Turner OF this city. tor a
temporary injunction restraining the
stockholders of the Calumet & Hecla
Mining Co. from voting for directors
IN the Oscecla company at the aaural
meeting OF the latter corporation
pending the final hearing OF the case
In August.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
THE WEATHER

For Detroit aud vicinitys Friday
niaht and Saturday. clonds and unset
tIe.l.> wIth raini moderate 90 srfsk
Lower Mtchigant showers tenieht
One year age tedayi Highest tem-
pernture. -, lowest. n, mean. ets
nnVtIy cloudy weather,
Tee sun sets tenight ne gSoS - m. and
r,-e. Saturday at 3t5g n. n.
The moon sets ne 7if5 y. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
Roosevelt Leaders Hold Council
of War to Analyze and Solve
Political Crisis
WOULD HAVE HIM TALK
TO DELEGATES IN PERSON
Bolt From Convention Seems
, Very Likely If Steam Roller
Methods Continue

OYSTER BAY, N. ", June IL
Prepared to 90 to Chicago this
afternoon "lf necessary" Col.
Roosevelt left Sycamore Hill In a
motor, accompanied by Mrs.
Roosevelt. for New York, early to-
day. u was expected that the
colonel would not make the formal
announcement Of his departure
until he was actually ready to
leave the Outlook office for the
railroad station.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14

eve OF a wide open
split.
T h e Roosevelt
people are in bit
ter revolt against
the action OF the
national commit
tee in steam ro,-
lering' their con-
tests. That they
will not submit is
the only [ h n &
which appea 8
now to be quite
certain.
w h at will be
Il o n e-what pro-
gram will be work
ed out in opposi-
tion to the COM
mittee and the
Taft managers--is
now the subject Of
c on { e r ences in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
Children's day will be observed on
Belle Isle Jun Ell. Park Commissions

er HurlDut says there are not SUI =
hClent funds for similar celebration
In Palmer park this year. az suggest
ell by friends OF ex-senator Palmer.
On Belle Isle there will be games,
music and "A floral parade
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
MARKET opFNINC

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE stock
market opened irregular with price
changes about equally divided be
tween gains and losses.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co., Is John R--st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
BY gibson GARDNER

CHICAGO, June 14.--The Republi'
AN convention is seemingly on the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-14
THE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS

at Chicago and Baltimore will be reported in
The Times. ably and accurately. without pad
demands the truth without distortion or hysteria,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-29
Gas iilberns Seited.

Cline riibrsnoe 2eibbausseI6i6te
lefen mir in einem Barrier 8latt Gs.
miro bort eradblt, oab bic Marqlife
BON @uerrp Der Stabt paris 1O0,
600 Sranfen berma9t babe, nit Der
geitimmnng, 6aB aniGbrii9 BON ben
3inien oes &apitals Die armieliaen
@egenitGnbe, bic bon nirfIi6 beoIrfs
tigen 2euten i'm Stdbtifden 2eibbals
perfebt noroen finb, a,isselDit perben
fplen. Die Notwithstanding Dame
ipurbe 5u biefem eOelmiitisen 8erz
md9tnis burd Die erareifenoen
Sdidfale zines iilbernen 8eiteds pers
anlabt. gls ie zines 9ages bic
Rdume bes 2~eibbaufes, in benen lie
oft aIs Mobltdterin erfdien, beiudte.
purbe ibre 4ufmerffamteit auf einen
Rinberl0ffel unb cine &inbergabel
bon GiIber gelentt; bas Silber mar
i'm 2aufe Der 3eit beinabe gebrdunt
tporben, unb bas bereilbte 3etteIfen,
oas an ben beiben @esenitGnben be-
ieitiet mar, lieB ertennen, baB Gabel
urb 20ffel fdon felt fiinfsis Sabren
perfebt fparen!
Gin geamfer ertlGrte Ser Marquife
ouf lire Srage, bab felt iener fernen
2eit jebes Sdbr Die 3inien piint.Ttd
heSablt tppr0en iparen, oamit bds
tleine Sarleben fir bic ni9t febr
p~ertpofIen @eeenftGnbe, bic pabr
fGeinli6 etne @~rinnerung an elm
ldngit perihnunoenes ainD ipdret.
crneliert nirbe. 3pet arnte alte aeute
balo mar es Der Mann, baI6 bic
5rau - tamen iebes Sabr uno Teaz
ten NIT sitternoen 5dnben bic paar
@rOiden auI ben Slid, INNER in
Der ftillen Soffnung, zines Sages
ipisoer unselt0rt in ben 9efib bes
telten Ge9enltdn6es gelnnaer al fDns
nen. llno Damn fam Elm Sdbr, IN Dem
Ith niemanp mebr einiieate; bic bei@
ben often fparen pdbri6einlib 9es
itorben nno Guttsn por i5rem sobe
niGt einmal ben fiiBen Croft aebab!,
bic leBte @rinnsrung an ibr Rinb
pieosr als ibr eisen In Sdnoen all
hoben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-29
sdeintub bei arebien.

Sn elmer Sa6f1rift lpirb elm inters
eFanter 9eridt ii6er bic 9tolpsie bes
S9eintobpbdnomens Bel 3uras
fdipanatrebfen berGffentlidt, bie Be-
fonbers pertpol 1T, tpetl iie febr auss
fabrli9 BON ben Hei5en banbelt,
our6 tpel6e Der l~Iebergang in bic
Sdeintobbdltung ausgelDft peroen
lam. sc bat fih se3eist, oaB Bel
bieien Sieren ieber beliebise &eia, Der
bur9 irsenb cine @innespfprte sur
Wabrnebmung fommt. aIs Mnlab
genpmmen pirb, UNI in bie S6eine
tobitelluns iibersuseben, Die Sal,
tung, bic lie babel a%nnebmen, lit redt
perf6ie6en. Mrten, oie einen @eaers
ftanb portdufden fonnen (3ieieIitein.
9olabroden u. T. Fl, Sieben eilisit
fdmtli4e 8eine gan3 bart an ben
plumpen 2eib unb bleiben 10 ldngere
3eit un6emeslid Iiesen, pdbrenb bic
f9lanteren. bur6peg audi temperas
mentpolleren 4rtsn bel febr ftdrfer
Reisung ibr !Seil 3unG6ft in Der
5lu6t fuden, erit bel neuen l1ebere
fGllen fi6 pie tot biniperfen, aber
ii6 f6on balo piebcr auf bic 8eine
MAIDEN uno erit na6 p~ieberboIten
4ngriffen ii9 gu lGngerem Werbarren
in Der GimulantenIteuung enti6Iies
zen. Gs purbe audi bepba6tet, bab
an Iebr parmen Sagen Die S6eins
tobreattipn piel fdneIer aufaelDft
ipirb als Bel ti9ler Cuff, unb oob
bic gan3 nadten 5prmen Der &iifene
gegenben otrdmes biel Hanger Den
Soten Ipielen, dls bic i'm Sanb Diibe
len6en 4rten, oenen in f@leuniqer
Selbftbegrabung ia Elm febr fider
p~irtenbes Rettungsmittsl our Der
fiiguns itebt. man alaubt, baB bic
EXPERIMENTATION gerube BET ben
Gur5f6pon3trebfen gu 70 bober @pn>
fpmmenbeit Ii9 aasbilben tonnte
neil 6iefe Siere ia fdjon i'm qetpDfa=
ltden 2eben anIdBli4 Der 6Gutungerl,
ouBerbem in Der Spmmerz un6 @;n,
teri4lafseit ipieberbpt! Berioben ppqs
itdnoiger 3ube bur9mqGen miifen,
unb buB ous G6eintoopbGnpmen i'm
@runoe ni9ts anoeres als Elm Com
oerfalI Der BET nteoeren 5ieren alice
mein perbreiteten S1bieteit gu seit.
neilig polltdnoiger @initsIung Der
2ebensfunttionen fsi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-29

iid ale giefte bes 8aumes IN 6eftis
gen StDben ober 3ndunsen, iinb bie<
fe 8epesung bauerte fort unb tpnrbe
INNER ,nerp0fer1, Bis enbli1 Elm 70
iinangenebmer @eruh benz 8aume
%entftr0mte, baB bic aagerspartie es
ntdt mebr ausbalten tonnte unb f4,
IL mii0e fte audi tpar, mad elmer
freunblideren Gtdfte ber3og.
Snbeb mar man bod neusieris ses
mug setporben, nm bic Ga1e Md Elm
tpenis meter gu unterfuden. giner
Der Mta3iensB dHme ipurbe ~aussesras
ben unb beifeite seiporfen, ebe man
bic @eift fortfebte. Gofort, als Der
Baum aus benz 8oben seriFen ipurs
be, Offnete er feline 9ldtter, bic
3Deige rollten fi9 nnf, unb iiber aira
bertbalb StunDen lang aeisten bic
Meite bic y@ntriiftung" iiber Die linz
Bill bur4 6eftises S6iitteln unb
Wadeln. Mls bieie 8etpeaunaen
ober einen gepifen !50bepnntt ers
rei6t batten, tpurben fe fanGGer
unb f4pd6er, unb enblib bDrten iie
gong auf aber erft, als has 2oubz
inert fdldff unb melt setporben NOR.
@Iles in allen erfdeint es baber
febr paHenb, btefen Mfaaiens8aum
einen 3ornbaum gu lennen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-29
Ser u3urnbanm" BON Sbabo.
Seist F6 hei st5rnns fat 70 entriiftct
nte frand1e giere.

Wiirbe bas nadite6enbe @ei6i9ts
den aus Siibamerifa ODER aug benz
Snnern gepifer peitinbif9en SnIeln
Hammer, 70 niirbe es ni9t aans 70
auffallenb fein, ba man bort bon
berl6iebentn @attungen ~duBerprbents
ltd empfinbli6er unb benegIamer
8dunie ober 8iifde gu eradblen peiB.
Sn unferem Rorbneften iebo9 ftebt
biefes 9eifpiel tpabrf9einli9 einaigs
artig ba.
SsbenfaIIs barf Der fos.nannt.
3ornbaum, ipel9en man in SeiIen
bon Sbabo sefunben bot, als zines
Der Wunber pflan5Ii9en 2ebens ans
sefeben fperben. Dieter Baum 1T
eine tleine &jattuns piloer Mfas
5ien, bic cine .51be BON etpa a6t
Sub erreidt. Wenn Der 8aum duss
getpadfen If, rpllt er ieben Sag Bel
Sonnenel lntersans feline 8IGtter sus
fammen unD rinselt aud feline
3peige berart, baB fie bic @eitalt
bon S4peinefdipGns6en er6alten.
Sol9erart bereitet er ii9 gum
S9lummer Der Nodt Dor.
Wan9e nun ersGbIten aus ibrer
Bcobndtung ~ipeiter: 8enn Der Baum
iif in bieiem 3uitanbe beftnbet, nub
q ipirb beriibrt ~ lei es aud nur
an 2aub 70 fniittelt er, fpie in
sornige Grregung perEebt, ollie feline
9teltc unb 3peise, iinb Sfpar i'm
@ieoerbolun9sfaIle INNER beftiqer
unb beftiser, ia f9lieBlib gibt Ell
eitttn febr lptbrieen @erub BON fa,
tpel6er Ii6. neiln aud pieberum ana
6erer 4rt, nit benz unbeimltben @es
rltb gerei3ter &lnpperf9Iaasen berz
9leiden l6bt unb gsniigetb lit, benz
St0renfrieo &opftusb 5u perurfa6en.
Die @riten, ipel1e bieie giaens
tlmliGteit sntbtdten, iparen einiae
Nldnner, bic Elm Eager fir bic Hodt
auHmlugen unb babel Elm gnbe elmer
Gegeltn6s@ed iiber etntn Ser emps
finbli9m aeite lesten. alsbaIb
10 tpirb meter beridtst ~ lhiitteIttn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-29
Bon feiner Sran serettet.

Sic 1T cine Huge Grou, Ole su
tbun meiB, tpenn 6as 2eben i6res
Wonnes in @efabr lit Snou 81. s.
Stint, 8raintree, ST., lift cine ioId)e
5rau. sic beitarS 6oraif, oas
ib On. &irtf's Stem Discovery qe.
braude," f6rei6t Serr Stint. Sir
einen i6redGiden &ufter. mann if
10 idtpoh ipar, oaB ole meipe
5reunoe g~lolbten, id bette niir
nod fnr5e 3eit 5l leben, aber if
mlroe gdrBli6 gebeilt." Cine
i6rele Seilun9 fir Suiten nnt
8erfaltnmgen. @s lit o1s iiderite
iipo perldBigfte Seilmittel fir pieIc
gals. u. 2nrgenbeidfperoen Grippe
gron6iaIentSiinoiirg. aelid6niten
@aLsbranne, SonfiIitis, 9tutuHgen
Gin @eriu6 miro Sic ii6erseltaen.
@ornttirt bei allen s(potbern.
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sdaten @erbanS lnna.

&egefmdBige g~erfammIung am
I25item HoDember 1912.
las Irotofoa Der lesten 8er-
~iammlting nurbe ~oerlefen unO attge.
tt0mIneit, tpie perleien.
ar moitatlifen @eitrGgen gingen
$500 Elm.
Ter 9r1fioent ifberreifte inter
teIerlifer arreoe Dem Sfiisenf0nig
5elir 1~unoapiller, Die 8ereins We.
6GiIie dig better Sfiibe 6es Oies-
idbrigeu 3dbresfdieben; ebenfaGs
cine @eoaiae als enter greiS aatf
Der auflege .Sdeibe; BARN iiberreif.
te oerfeIbe Dem 5fpeitbeiten Sdliisen,
9rmir @edrndniL Elm abseifen.
Gfe Sdlisen oenen Die Ieoaiaen
mo 0ns ab8eiden ailf Der 6reibanb.
Sdseibe 5iafielen. fporen nidt aftrpe.
ierro, inl6 ioa Die lteberpeidn1na Der.
ieDben in Der ndfyften, pegeImGBigen
gerinmmliirg itattfin6en.
Cine antpeiiiripg i'm 8etroae bon
I$14.M fir bic bonn aofnite aeliefer.
ten Wenailen uno Mb5eidRn pur6e
ailsgGtefLt, mo sur 3obfing ange.
tpieien. las 9omite, errlannm sur
anifaffiing Der Dtebailen uno 9b.
5eiden, rpurSe NIT Goff entlaifen.
Die Serren Sofn 8irdner, &.
lg. @mrctpiQpr itn6 Sermann Sen.
fling lpttroen aIs eit aomite er.
HoNnt. I'M Die giidpr oes Sf,as.
nei5ters uro Ses sefretdrs 3r repi.
lbiren.
3ieraiif eriolgte gertogung.
0rit 2nftG, Setretar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-29

gis lett batten mir ifyones 4erbit
fDetter, mn uniere farmer fin0 dlle
reft ileiBig NIT bper Sarnarbeit
be rod por Dem eintreten beg
@inters getbon tperben mtB, be-
ff1ftig.
@egn4fieber, 5rnnf auideI, bat
IN cen lesten @ofen fleiBig aies
nlif Die @odD fnbpen Laben. 8edt
10.
Ben 9nefer 1T bier bieie ISOLDE
nit bem G~orniHreooen beif1ftiBt.
Gb1s. giGfmeDer bat ieine Gage
nl1bIe auf bic 6arnt bon 3beo. Q.
liap autgefteat, I'M @mMol3 fir
eiue neiie SfeinDe meIf3e 9err 3iIID
Baitetb min, sit idgen.
SSo1n erni, Der feste @of)e Ser.
f~teiger1rng bntte, reiite biee @ofe
nit Sdnilie na6 Ct 2ouis nm Do
ielbft ieiD fiiuiti9eg 6eim 1lrfBtt.
iflnger. 3iinff,en bel Slid.
s5n 2nnfe bjeier @ode tpirb ga
1tor aiirfIssl Don NeOnsD, Mo, bier
nit Bnrnilie e~iH5iefen, uro an
n1dsten Sonattng fem amt 1is
Sqefior8er biefer @eDeinbe nrisii'
fpeter.
Gel Gem if1onen 6erbinpetter 6ni
Gh Der afapperftorG leste &sofa
bel ben 5auiIien GeraIdnn erfIinr
uro Mor apie1fe ciHgGteat mi
ieoem Elm fIeires Ta1oder ir be
Aie9e selegt, tro5ii mir g~rotnlieren
GINS aiedmdnt ir., 0nf S@r alt
ton 6rehmafh 3arTh ipobHbnft mir
am ~. 1eaBber offensGGe Ser.
ftgiaertBg baIfen. 6err q fana
aeoauf, nit 5amilie, Sci
@rokatact 8lnn bpiligen g 81
sieheg.
Iw Mefjfe Sonntngs6 riff
dc1 @orbereitmi8en 8pu Sei6
nnfxSfeife.
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Mutton.
Der llnterseidhnete ipiro alf Ieiner 5nrr
Ia Weilen ili0iueitl. pnn Berger am

Der llntersetdhtete iOiro ari Ieiiier 5nrri
Ia @ieilen ii6lueitl. pm Berger am
SanItaa, ben IA. Gesenber
~iul9enoes Gigentbum BiFentlid5 ON ben
Weiltbietenoen pertnuien:
. 3udbtitntcn, 8 NIB 6 ,Sa6rc oft; |
orcijafri9eS 8ferb, l 6iillen, / suei
Sabre alter MauIeiel, s Sd1ipeine, 1
bober nno | nieoerer tSarmnuageii, j
5urrep.1 Gmnabput. ser Gmrep, 2 Sets
8uagDs uro 2 Sets MogeneGeid|irr, /
McGprmic 8inber ilnD | Mt1ber, i Sd1eis
beuea9e, | Stablegee, ] 9pppeit q Gaee,
| 9%teitpHug, 4 apeiip1nler 4hiige. ? eiiis
ipditner 8iliige, ] Gioer Miibte ln6
}Rreiie. | Cream SeparatOr, 2 Sdllittel
uilo nnoere 6ariigeratbe ipiuie Snuss NIB
Niiheu9erdtbe. Gbeuialls 200 bis 800
Buffet Corn.
8eoiuguueen: $500 nnb oarltnter
bnor, 9rbBere 8eitraae Q Wtpuate Credit
geaen Mote nit gutter S~tdber9eit.
Sobn s. W eber.
". S6lpenfe, NuttiDnatpr.
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Scene Qn5eigen
SanFasnns.

llnterSeidnete tpiinidjen bierntit alien
6reunben, Nadbbarn uno 8efannten, bic
benz Segrabniie ihrer aeliebten SHUTTER
lino @rDBmltter, 5ranctstn Slider,
6eiiupbnteit, iDfuie ben Yabrtucbtraaern
nno 6reunoen fir Die uils eriuieienen 2ies
beshienite, ibren berStid)Iten Sanf absus
%itatten. @benfafls b~erslidben 0ant benz
bpdliu. Batter Serapbin gamble fir feline
iunigeit 8urte oes 3rpltes.
s9ie trauernben Sinterbiiebenen.
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+. j. koeHer,
56mieb II. &agenmadfr
Sernann. WD.

Sernann, MD.
sd, babe has Sdnmieoe. unb Mo9en'
mad,er. tSeidait bes Sobn RoppoIp, an Der
ipeitI. 5 GtraBe 9etouii uno iueroe beitrebt
iein nur hue bciten arbeiten ur D gpooren3 u
lieIern. I'd, babe LANCE GrIabrung I'm
pferbebeidjl aoeu IopobI mie i'm Sdmieoe-
pnb Wo9erbanbipert.
5arlnipo9en. 9uogies WianursS preao-
ers, nnh YARN W,oldJincn an 5ano poer
auf BeitaIuuig 3u ainiissn 9eoiaaungen
unb 5u a%nuehmbcren urciIen e~eliefert
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SIR eefdt 1T ibr Glad.

IS 1T bGHfig bel 8obrbeit in
BEN Spri6iport: assBr Slid lit I'M
@elifte4 aber es 1T nidt pobr,
iueln gngfIdge rrc SIeden es
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oiirfnie Nt non Or. Sings 0eu
Site Rias. Sic b~eforoerB @efup6-
Lett ntlo Sf6nbeit. 25c Bel alien
apotbetern.
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Die GnalGnbcr woQen einen Dam

pfertrlit biloenb Der on @roBe nod
Den Morgani den Gruit i~ibertreffen
lol, uil6 mir iill6 Geiponnt. oh man
es fertts bringen miro, aud fir
biPie @~riinbung intiern 3nrif per
antluortlid) 81 madden.
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.aaObia.

garterbine 2prp aobIen BON oor-
5ttglif)er Gitalitdt gegefsp1rtig an
3anS Die td biai9 berfaufe. gbctp
ious Die befnttttcit EreBtoH gGoblen
iillo Sartfoblen IieierH mir auf ge.
iteIlitng.
S. M. Danger greperp
& See Mfp.
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grpan ioll alio ,uirflid, Ser Md.

Brian ioa alio luirflidl Der nGdJ-
tie Rremierminiiter tperoen. limo
Die 3eit liegt nod gor nidJt 10 melt
5uriif, ba es unter ieinen eigenen
8arteigenoiien gnr piele COB, bic
.ber gndi6t ipaners bob er am be-
item anfgefo6en lei, perap er iif)
orunten IN Seras baiiernb allf Die
3miebel5uht berIege.
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2it b~erfanfeu:

elm id0nes unb bequemes 8obw
baias nebit Z Soften i'm 0itliden
Ebeile BON Sermafn. 2 Seller, 2
gfternen un6 ollie Rebengeb1,ioe
alrf Dem 8lase. 49, Senrp German
Sertndit,l, $40.
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perIanet. Gin im @emiiebau Truck
gardening) ~benanbeter Wlann mn eine
feline Sarm in Tloribe an be,pirihIdaiten.
Ga65ufrasen in Der DolfSblatt Office.
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3u permietbeu.

Sin 6ei6dltslecal nehit 8 Dchn5immer
nit psleud lung unp g1oiierleiiuns i'm San.
3en ODER Gin5eln Al permiciben bel
s 8. 81 / m [.
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@0dcntlid)er Marftberidt.
Egoers Milling Co.

@ei5en Scr. 2 S .95
@ei5em Scr. 3 .93
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8oumebI. per 100 Bflnao 2.20 :
Hrpbnfte.
GDrrigiert BON
John n. Helmers,
Butter. per Efunb 1870
g'ier, pen Saisenb 25
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3fpiebeln, per 8uibeI so
Rartoffeln, per 8lfbeI so
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9erI pg t: pcS Jolly
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GGEo 5p ffIagen, gen. SIPS
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The Washington herald., 1912-03-15
HUMANE WORK OUTLINED.
Meeting of Bands of Mercy of the
Henry ID. Cooke School.

Outlining its plan Of educating the
youth in kindness to animals, the HUI
name Society, through the courtesy of
Mrs. c. B. Smith, priQcipal Of the Henry
Il. Cooke School, held meeting Of the
members of the Bands OF Mercy, or
ganized in that school yesterday after
noon.
A number OF the older pupils read es-
says of their own composition on the
subject of cruelty to animals. Medical Di-
rector Wise. vice president of the HUI
name Society. addressed the meeting. In
his talk he told the members of the
Bands of Mercy that they should con-
stitute themselves boy Scouts always
cooking out for cases of cruelty to ami
mails.
At the close of the meeting the pupils
tang the Star Spangled Banner" un-
'urling and saluting the flag. Altogether
The Washington herald., 1912-03-15
LECTURES ON CONTRACTS.
Charles y. Carusi Addresses Local
Chapter Of banking Institute.

Contracts and their requisites, was
the subject Of lecture last night by
Charles F. Carusi, Ii. NJ, OF the District
bar. dean OF the faculty Of the National
University Law School, at the regular
meeting Of the Washington Chapter of
the American Institute OF Banking at
1914 F street northwest The talk was
the first Of series of ten law lectures
TO be given by the institute The OBJ
ject of the series is to enable the young
er banking men to obtain a rudimentary
knowledge OF the legal branches bearing
directly upon their everyday work.
W. W. Spaid. of W. b. Hibbs & Co.,
who is chairman of the educational COM
mittee, presiled at the meeting The
president of the organization IS Joshua
Evans, jr.. OF the Riggs National Bank
Next Thursday evening Julius l. Pey-
ser, ID. c. l., vice president and general
counsel OF the Merchant, and Mechanics
Savings Bank, will speak on THE valid
ity and Interpretation OF contracts"