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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
Tnturrd ny Explosion.

Dsnviiie. Va. December 2.-Harrison
Williams colored. was loading a truck
with boxes % fireworks this morning
Not knowing what he was handling.
he dropped case OF torpcdces. which
exploded. lie swallowed q number q
his front teeth and received other
minor injuries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

Heilner. OF New Jersey-Mrs. T A
Cary: Mrs Carey, of Wyoming-Mrs-
J. A Moncure: Mrs. Harmon. Of Ohio
Mrs w w. Sale: Mrs Fort, OF New
Jersey-Mrs Herbert Mann.
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WILLIAM W. KITCHIN,
Governor of North Carolina.

Barton II Grundy. c. E Boiling.
Thomas L. Moore.
Maine. Governor T. W. Plaisted-
Eugene e. Massie.
Maryland. Governor p l.. Goldsbor-
ough-John p. Branch. W. r. Mere
di'h. W. y. Duke.
Massachusetts. Governor Z. y. Foss
andrew II. Christian. IT. J. T. An
derson. Dr. George Ben Johnston.
Minnesota. Governor Adolph c. Eber-
ha~dt-Josepn l. Willard, W. II Par
FISH, Thomas Atkinson.
Observation-Disclosures H. : HaGley-
lonl stewart Bryan. g. Y. Meredith.
T. e. Williams. u.
Montana. Governor T. l. Norris
Granville g Valentine. J.. t. Morris.
Ur. stuart Mcclure.
Nevada. Gov~rno- T 7. Oddie-O- J.
sands. J. Allison Hodges. sam Cohen.
Nv Hampshire. Governor Robert ?.
Bass -Heu~v =. CabeIi J. ( Harwood,
s. 81. Adamson
>e~ Jersey. eX-Govcrnor =. Franklin
r.-t-A Ca2erton BraxtoR. Eppa Hun
ts. George " stevens.
N.w Yn-k Governor John A. Dix
r.eaf - Williams LeEh Z. Page. J. y.
Boyd
Nrs;a Carolina. Governor W. W.
N.tcnir~ T Morgan. J. y. Crump.
ras-..s I-ryr-r
Ut.sisff. ~.r-eisry % state Graham
.-ps-- 80 .Eh. IT,. g g. s-kney.
John coke
.l... Governor Jpfson Harmon-F
81 ~r't; ~ D. White. James II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

The Chamber % Commerce has appointed
a. delegates TO the National Rivers ana
Harbo-x con grcss. GEORGE Bryan ". 4 Crcn-
shaw Jonu O. Freeman. ". T. Dsbncy and
r. a. Dunlop. The convention takes place IN
washington December q and q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
GASOLINE RULES REVISED
Fire Board Fsvors Placing Sfsndpipes
I'm All Tall Buildingr-

The Board OF Fire Commissioners
held its regular monthly meeting last
night. with every member present
The following names were added TO
the eligible list: Thomas T. Chandler
and H. H. CALI
j. W. u. Morton vas elected fire
man. Grade b" IN Engine Company
No .. vice ". Waters. who was
dropped from the roll
The board added to its rules concern
ing the issuance Of permits for the use
and storage OF EaSoiene. so as not
to allow IL in any building OF which
any part Is used for dwelling purposes.
hotels. apartment houses or pubic
halls.
a committee was appointed 70 en-
courage the installation OF st&ndpipes
IN proper positions on all tai build
ings.
The board changed its reg giar meet
ing nights from the first Monday TO the
second Monday in each niontn-
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20 GOVERNORS
GUESTS OF TAFT
President Will Address State
Executives After Rich
mond Conference.

Washington. December More thSt,
twenty Governors have accepted Pres
ident Taft's invitation to confer next
Saturday at the White House on the
subjects OF agricultural systems and
farmers cooperative banks The con-
ference will take place here after the
gathering OF the Governors in Rich
monc. and President Taft desired TO
take advantage Of the presence in the
East OF many state executives believed
to be particularly Interested in the
proposed farmers banks.
The President probably will make
an address to the Governors Myron
T Herrick. ambassador to France. who
Investigated similar systems abroad.
and Senator Fletcher. Of Florida. pres
ident OF the Southern Commercial Con-
gress. will be present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

Lucy Hardy was arrested yesterday
BY Policemen Jennings and Allen on
the charge Of maintaining an improper
|fesOTt At 1912 West Cary street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

Mr. Tener. ~ enney'vsnia--Nrs T.
R NcAdams Mr. DIX Mss DOUGLASS.
% New York-Nrr Malcolm Bruce
Mrs rfaisted 90 Msine-N~s 7 4
Hodges. Mrs NorrF % MontaI-Mrs
-. 9. va,eatine, Mrs. iIadley, 81 Ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03
V|RGINlANS ARE
IN CONFERENCE
Byrd's Qualifications for District
Attorneyship Said to Have
Been Discussed.
Especial to The Times Dispateh-J


Washington. December About the
most interesting feature connected
with the opening Of Congress to-day
from a Virginia standpoint was a po-
IiticaI conference which Richard I've
lyn Byrd ~ said to have held with Con-
gressmen Flood. Saunders and Hay and
the virginia Senator's Late this AFTER
noon the thre. House members just
mentioned came from the Senate once
building. whre Senators Martin and
Swanson are CHARTERED
Dir. Flood was the only one who
made any statement concerning the
meeting. Asked IL there was any sig
nifcance in MT. Byrd's being nere at
this time. he said. well. we Just Saik-
Cd about politics. That's all"
Nothing more definite than this
could be had In these few words.
however. is great deal IL means
that the wheels have started rolling
TO get a slice Of Federal pie perhaps
In the nature OF the attorneyship iDT
the Western District OF something else
for Mr. Byrd. who has already been
mentioned in connection with the
place. IL Is TO be assumed that when
as many members get together as were
presenf to-day at one time they DO
not meet 10 otsC~SS NV
Rvrd took a train for home immcdi-
sfciv mon leaving the Senate once
building. hence no statement could
he had rom him. II Is taken for
granted. however. from what MT. Flood
sasd. that Mr.. Byrd's qualifications for
the district attorneys place were IN
der discussion
II there was a busy man anywhers
around Washington to-day ~ was Joe
Sinnott. Of Richmond. doorkeeper OF
the House. about the time the big
crowd. numbering several hundred per
sons started towards the Capitol 20
see the House meet BY II O'Clock Ell
the gallery doors were packed and
damned. and nothing but special
card bearing Mr.. Sinnotts name would
secure entrance 20 tse galleries Mem
bers wso hsd been supplied with these
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coveted bits OF pasteboard soon ex-
hausted their supply. and then the
rush was made on Mr.. Sinnott's ONCE
downstairs. With his usual Patience
and good nature this official gave them
out until even his supply was ex-
hausted. then the crowd had to be
content as best IL could.
There were no abSentees noted
among the members OF the Virginia
delegation when Speaker Clark rap
ped for order. They were in their
seats. ready for a winter OF hard work.
In the Senate. Senators Martin and
Swanson were also on hand when the
roll was called.
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souri-Mrs. John Stewart Bryan; Mrs
Goldsborough. Mrs Macklin, of Mary
land-Mrs. William NJ Habliston; Mrs.
Graham. OF Maryland-Mrs. Fred W.
Scott. Mrs. Osborne. of M;chisan-Mrs.
T. p Bryan: Mrs. O'Neal. Miss O'Neal.
of Alabama-Mrs. John Cunn: Mrs
Foss. of Observation-Disclosures. W. II.
Mann: Mrs Blease. OF South Carolina
Mrs John Murphy: Mrs. Elliott. Miss
Elliott. Of New York-Mrs. W. I. Dab
ney, Mrs Brown. Miss Brown. of
Georgia-Mrs. J. TaySr Ellyson: Mrs
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GOvERNORSARR|VE
FOR CONFERENCE

live mansion. where they VIII be guests
Of Governro and Mrs. Mann FOR break
fast Returning 10 the jefferson. the
opening meeting Will be held AZ 10
o'clock. in the auditorium
Governor Mann Will welcome the
conference on the part of the State.
and Mayor George Ainslle on the part
OF the city. The response 60 the ad-
dresses Of welcome will be by Gov
ernor Edwin l. Norris. Of Montana.
The conference viii then proceed TO
temporary orEaulzsticn-the selection
OF chairman and secretary. Under
it's plan % orsanlzation. IL may have
TO president. the temporary chairman
OF each days session b.ins selected by
the executive committee Tho usual
committees viii be na-1.d
In the afternoon session there VII
he a discussion % ~No4-rn Penp,oE, ~
by Governors John T. ~aaf-oth. of eoi-
orado. and simeon I.. Baldwin. of Con-
rscticut 4 general discussion - the
question VIII follow Governor shaf-
roth has wired THAI he VIII ne here and
Governor Baldwin - ol the ground
4 reception O. fhc t.l tors uu hc
given a. tn jefferson Ho.el -o-ni2l;
b. the city % Richmond Governor
Mann's stag viii be present in uni
form.
Committees 20 work
Each Governor has IA rprwit.er %
look after him. and members ~ tnei~
families arc equally provided Tor.
These committees are 80 follow
Alabama. Governor Emmett CNcal-
~. John Dunn. Thornas P. Scott. John
" Miller. r.. General Charles :. An
derson-
CONNECTICUT. Governor Simeon Z.
Baicwin-Coiorei John r. Purcell. 4 J.
Montague. Colonel Archer Arderson.
Colorado. Governor John r ~nafroth
--wiInzm T Reed. Edmund sfrudN X.
J. Taylor EIiyson.
FLORIDA. Governor Albert y Cii-
chrst--E. Randolph WIiians 1cfgs ..
l. Christiar. 2 Rand Wexford
Georgia. Governor Joseph " Brown
Henry ". Anderson. Thomas
u-heeiwrirht. Colonel ,. -. Neon
nell
Idaho Governor janice r. HaUiey-
Thomas p. Bryan. T. " Carrlugton. John
skeiton WILLIAMS
nssours covernor-Eiect MAJOR,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

The United state circuit Court o. Apss'
-.-~-~c-cd Yesterday n0Tuin1 - 7" =
o-rro~t -vi.h Circuit Judge fritchafd ano
p.sf-scs Judge Waddii IN ATTENDANCE
n rylcs. % Columbia. :. c. VS. aomiitco
10 practice IN this court
--rc following case was argued. No. us
craris~ Brick Company. appellant Ns ID
ward II Titus. appellee. appeal from the
r,I~frtrf Court 81 Coirnl bia. :. g cause
.rryes b. j 3 : Lyics. o. Columbia :. 9.
FOR me appellant azd ~ Robert " Shsnd
ard ~ L Abuey % Columbia, :. c. for the
ap9euee. and subuiftteo-
vvrirhf - Warren Brothers Company.
cross -~rffs % error TO the District Court
- CHARLESTON. W. Va To Be argued BY
R-f~kncr Clay. 81 Charleston. ". Va. ard
J ~ cessna. % Erie. Pa. for John ".
wrie1s and ~ Chiffon. McCorkic q Chiffon.
Of Charleston. ". Va. ard Arthur Drink
water. % Boston. Mass. Tor the Warrsr
Brothers Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-03

Chicago. Ill. December 2.-The high
est prices ever paid for steers in the
open market was reached to-day. when
ten Angus yearlings for the Eastern
trade were bought in at sl2. The
highest previous price was sll-o5, on
October %.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-06

lem 3rued 0urf 4np1lte Dor Der
eiienbobnfommiilion Die Sade Der.
treten 81 laiien. = Die Sfnpeine.
foIera grnilirt in 6ieiem gountp in
furhtbarer @eiie. Der Sarmer
S~dommaborn bat iiber 100 SfDci,
re perloren u1o aud 4noere meloen
iffpere 8erlmite.
8remont. Snfolge oes a6reiiens
pieIer @ried)en, ole segen Die Cir.
fen fompfen beIfen maft iid) Elm
cmpIinoIiher MarigeI an 8abnar.
beitern fiiblbar. 9ie arbeiten all
Ser Union Pacific uub Der Rortb.
treltern merben boourf iebr ae.
bpmmt, ebenio ntonaelt es an Bril-.
denbauern. 90 ernIt lit oieier 4r.
beitermangel, DAB Die geamten ifoii
boriiber fonierirt boben. BauI
Glas, Der bier iriiber cine apotbefc
fiibrte, bot ocn aaif Der gpo.
fbefe bon 5. s. 6roter in 0abio
Gitp nbgeidIoiien mo miro bon
5remont nod bort iiberiiebeIn.
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Telhe Die ltugemiBbeit berlciben.
Die ein5igen Geibu1gen iDuroen
Ourd 8eiebuug Der @~abIbeboroell
reruriaft. Die 21nqe oes Ballots
Hno Die 3eriplitterung oeiielben Der.
lanalamtcn nntiirgem1B oeu Ger.
lauf Der Stimmabaebtm1.
Die Angeitelten Der ionmtliden
ShIad)thdiiier mo onberer ,So6ri.
ten foiinten iriiber beinl gebcu, I'M
p1hlen 81 fonneit.
Sei Der Sisuilg Der Grsie6utns.
Ecboroc Oienitag Iben5 irirDc SRI.
Gmnla 9idman gum Muiitaufieber
tDlllic Siiperpiiorl ertpdblt. Sic
bate oieies anlt ieit Dem Dor eini.
gen Ntonaten erfolaten Hiidtritt bon
SRI. GnIor periebel. @Gbreno oes
Wilters loH in Der 8aihinQton
Sdule cine 9lbenoidnle ~abgebnlten
iperOen. Gas 0anoels oepartment
Der 0odidnIc plirne ~erm1ftiat, fir
jeoen ShiiIer ein Sparfonto ST. be
gilInell.
Sc. aeil SalOon, 1926 1.Str.
Bier. dfiner GrciIund.
Gcufid)cr 9eilth millfonlnIen.
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9as @ahlreinltat.

@ar aud pom p~orneberein in.
iolge Der groben Spoltiug Der re.
pubIifaniihen Eortei Die Grfp1b.
lung bon @ooorom @iIion 81 er.
marten, 10 biIoet oo6 ieine rieiige
Rebrbeit un6 Der lid I'M SanOr
uoIlioacne getpoltiee politiide I'm.
itlruulg cine eroBe llebcrroidnmg
Die repnblifoniife @artei id)eint in
Ger 1bnt III ibrcn @%runopeiten er.
idiittert 81 iein mio Rooiepelt bat
nid)t gnr5 mredt, lperun or geitern
dbeno ieinen 6rermoen nad Relp
gorf teIeernpbirte, onb er mlS feline
Fartei bic republitoniide Partei
bernibtet b1tten. Gbenio liberia.
ideno pirfte and Die rieiiae 81.
uabme oes io5inliitiiten 8otums.
bas bod nlif cine erobe Inquire.
Senbeit in ben golfsihid)ten auriif
5ufiibren lit.
Ga iniolgc oes 2~onorutifes aid
Ger game aongreb oenlofrntii6 &C.
tuoroen if, miro oIio Die neue 20.
miniitration I'M Stanoc iein, ibr
@rogramm mo ibre geripreflngen
ein5uloien. lie 8iirger fperoen
nIio ieben, in nieiern lid Der neiie
&urs betu1bren miro.
DAB @iIion aaes einieset miro
am iein Yroaroinm ein5uboIten,
lnterIiest tpobI feinem 3meifeI. Die
gufridtigfeit uno gbrIidfeit, nit
Ser err leine gnlihten Dor Der @abl
pertrnt, baben ibm itn3neifeIbait
irnge5ablte 3ouienoe bon Stinmen
eingebraft. Gr mar elm aanoioot
eer ipirflid nit ieinen boberen Bic.
len al nodien iaien. M6ge man
bies aud bon ibm iogen f6nnerL
nafbem er oas botite 4nt, bes
2anoes oneetreten, pomit i'm Die
9iirser aeitern IN 10 iibertpdltigen.
Der 8eiie geebrt baben. Damn
broitdt gaemanoen Inn Die 3lfunft
ocs g1terIonoes 5u bangen.
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Aiidiidt aaf bic miini6e englnnbs.
init benz oabintcr Iieaenoen Qonoe
nuf etpa 5ebn MeiIen Elm inter.
notiounles @cbiet, Der Weit wiro
ipaniid) ODER iran5oHid, oa 5ranf.
reid iiir Dos an 1entidInno on
aongo nbgetretcne gano i'm Siioen
ron Agdoir NIT 10000 Gnaorot.
meiIcu entid6oigt miro. Go bot
thatfadllid Spnnien mno nid)t
5ronfreih Die 3ede all Geiitihlono
be5nblt. Serr oes ganoes bleibt
eem Raucn ilab Der Snlton, Dem
cher bic Wliibc oes Reaiercns CT.
ipnrt bIcibt. 70 bab er iid Die 3eit
~ garis ODER i%oninpo bertreiben
fam. Nit ieiiem mnrriihen @e.
biet bat iest 6ranfreih oil Der ofri.
toniihen NitteImeertiiite einen &c.
iis, Der boppeIt 10 aroB lit mic icin
eigener 5IdheninbaIt, NIT juiam
met uiteef1br IS MiIlioncn Gin.
mobnern uno onpon biloet Waroffo
eaein Die S1Ifte.
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Gins Senn stantr.

gnrneltcn. 6rou 4gnes Ger.
rn, cine nltc aniieolerin oieies
StdOt6ens, itarb 0ienitag plobIid.
Gie Seit)e miro in 8Dmore beige.
lett tuer6en.
9ecumieh. gas 6 Sabre oItc
Sobnfen oes gbepaares 9beIps,
robe Der Staot mobnboit, tpurbc
BON eineml 9fero ms 8eiidjt &C.
ifIosen itno elltieslid) nerlest.
aearnep. lie Gr5iebungsbeboroc
bat cine Heiolution n1getiommen,
iii nelfer Der Manor uno Der
Stootrotb I'M itrifte 0nrdfiibrnng
Ger 9iaiorobollen : Sroinan6, Die
Minoerl1brigen ben 9eiu6 Der Sal.
.elt perbietet, eriudlt iperoer. Sab
reno Ser Gage Der 2ebrerfonpention
i'll Omaha miro feline SdruIe obge-
hoIten iperoen nm alien 2ebrern
gelegenbeit 5u gebet, oil Der Ser.
idmmlung tbeil3unebmen.
aearnep. Iqe bieiigen SduIleb.
~rerinnen init auSnobme bon 5mei,
tpelfe franf iino, tperoen an Der
2ebrerperiammlung in Sninbn tbeil,
ilebnten. Bel Der 8%eriammlung Der
SdnIbebGr0e miiroe bei6IoIien, Den
gebrerinnen SRI. Major unb SRI.
9obburgb ihr 8ebalt 51 rebu3iren,
neil lie ipegen Ardnfheit an Der
8%eriammllmg nidt t6eilne6nlen Ton.
llen. 0ieie 9anbllmgspeiie iuuroe
Der giirger idarf fritiiirt.
@apnc. @r.gun6esienotor &ln.
Y. alen INN Nidter Sones Brit.
ton bobcn I'M Oberaeridt citten
foil aefponner, Der Den 2itel 5u
Den Sair Grounds in @npne be.
tiifit. 9os gonltp be9ann ben
gro3eB oui 2oiduna ocS Sitels fir
Gle ao%rporotion, neil oicic Die 5air
GROUNDS benz @eicB c~ntipred)eiO
nid,t gebroiift uiio iie oen 1itel aus
@runoe eingebiibt babe. Rid
Ter @ropes entihieo 6esbnlb Sl.
@initcn oes Gountp. 0ns @runo
cigentbum lit $4,000 pertb.
gorf. 9lm 5onuitng bicIten Die
giirger bier cine groBe Maiienper-
nb, Inn Die Selepbonber.
lulb Die Ratenerbobung
u beipred)eu. Gs mur0e heidIoiieu,
ben aampf fort3ufiibren mo 81 Die.
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ng[ue sfn enp.n

'Sn rmierer ndfiten @elesaeburg
miro lpobL aid bos ioeenamie
Blue Sfp Sam" SIR annabme &c.
langeft. Mor mllB iif III Der Ibot
mitnoern, Dab OieieS ODER abnlife
@eiese nift ihon ldngit in alien
iibrigen Staaten Der Union nnge.
nommen puroen.
3oS BLUE Sfp Gam" iou BARN.
loien, leiftaldubigen 2elten Gfue
gendbren gegen riidiidtsloie Nus.
beuter, Die glftien uto Bombs boz,
imagin1ren 8eieaifnften SIR aus.
beirtuna BON gergiperfen, Oelquel.
len uiu., on ben Monn 5u brirgen
infen ulto oomit, oonf Der liner.
fahrenheit uno 2eidtgldubigfeit it,
rer Witmenihen, melt mebr Grfolg
baben, als mnn annebmen ioate.
Sad Dem mirage itebenoen 8e.
let Oes Staotes &anias hnben in
oieiem ale @eieaihaftery Die bort
lire aftien 5it perfalifen tpinIden,
Dem 8anffommiiidr genalie anga.
Cen iibcr ben Gbarafter hires 8e.
Id1its uno lire 9eit1noe gu MAIDEN.
@eIapgt Der g~antfommiiidr 3u Der
lleber5eugung, Dab bic 8eieaidait
auf feiner geiunoen @runolage
rubt, 10 miro ben ltnternebmern
Der @eihaftsbetrie6 in Dem Son.
nenblumen Staate" unteriagt.
9nB Die annabme 1bnIiher @c.
iebe fir ale Staaten iebr min.
if)enspertb mare, erbeat ii. q. and
aus Der aus angaben BON goItin.
ipeftoren b~erubenoer WittbeiImg,
6aB i'm borIesten SisfaIiabre Ole
8eiammtlumine, melhe Die 2elte
perIoren, Die lid ourb Die 4n3figen
betriiaeriifer @eifGftc beiagtpr art
IieBen, ibr 8elo tpegsuIper.
len, nidlt uenieer ais ST. 600
6etrug.
Gieie 2eutc geborcn fat aus.
iflieBlid 8i iencri, Die ade @elb.
uerlilite idlfrer empfinoen n1o in|
Gem Bette ocs ipenigcn, oos iieI
eeaen Die anidloge bon
Shmin6lern nub Iusbeuteru ae.
peroen iollten.
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Safo6 Sanf ipiescr Snhcim.

3err Sofob Sniif, neIdcr in
Sntereiie Der repubIifaniiden Bar.
tel in perihiebcnen Staatcn Gant.
pagnereben eebnlten bat, lit an
Gienitag tpieoer mad bier yuriid.
gefebrt. er tbeiIte ullS nit, 6af
Gle Better Der 5ait.g Champagne Dor.
Fer geipuBt batten, pie es INN i6ren
annoiooten itebe; Die Grp1bIunq
8ilion'suar Dormts5uieBen. Mii
9ohoruf pur0e aber BON Den
Eaftleuten gegen 3ooiebelt georbei.
tet, Inn 6ieiem moglihit DieIe Stim.
men ab5uiosen. llnb 0icies i6eini
ibnet benn aud geIunsen 5i fem.
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Sclubnnns ppn Selocnt6atcn.
Sedlsig EeriDnen BON Der Carnegie
Sclocnfpnos aDmmihiun
ansgeSeidlnet.

Eitt5burgh, ga, 8. gtooember.-
9ie Carnegie S~eIoenionos aomnii
iion bat jeet in 8ittsburgb, 9a.
Die Elite ~oerienigen Terionen Der.
ofientlift, oeren beroiihe Ibaten
nit MeoaiQen nlo @el0geidenfen
be5p. GenIionen fir Die &tnterbIie.
benen belo1ut mlroen. Syn Dem
perflolienen @al6iabr-oie Ieste 81.
ite muroe am &c. april bieies SOB.
res Observation-Disclosures ief)5ig
0erionen fiir ihren 6eIoetmut6
oltsge3eifnet: Silbermeboillen er.
BieIten fiinf3ebr, ltno gron5emeoaiI.
len fiinfunooier5ig 8erioneii. Gin.
molige @eloaeide1fe puroen in
3o6e BON $47,650 o~usgegeben, mo
monatlifc Beuiionen in @obe bon
$500.
anBer0em bat 0ie aommiifion
$4,000 Dem aomite in McGutain,
Sf(n., ii6ermieien, peltes Die Sor-
ge itbcr Die As 8itttpen uno 1876
Wniien iibernommen bat, Die in
Gittere Iotb geratben tparell, oIs
i'm Iebten @pril 70 gerglelite in
elmer @rnbenerploiion getootet plir.
cen. $4,000 ipur0en Dem So.
mite iiberpieien, tpeldes Die Scr,
ge Inn Die 80 @ittruen uno 81
8aiien ilbernommen bat, oerct 50
@attcn rno Batter i'm Iebten Mar3
lei elmer @rlrbenerploiion in SEQ,
8. 60, ibr 9e6en p%erloren bat.
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Rab Der seitern abeno itntt9e,
bobten regelm1Bigen gerinmmlunq
III peIder beionoere @eib1ite midi
porInseit, bereinisten iid trot oes
@abltages cine itone sln5obI Mit.
gIieoer. I'M bos Stiitungsieit Der
So9e feierIid 5u begeber.
Serr gaiI Sdoppe, Weiitera r.
better, beeriiBte Die ampcieuoen I'M.
tel Sinueiiina nuf Ole 3pede mo
3ieIe Der 9oge uttb ernobnte Die
9riioer gum fleiBigeren geiuf,e Scr
@~erinmmllineen. Ser q. Soueiien
bate ben reoneriiden Gbeil iiber.
nommeri, ipelher nit einem oreifa,
den Sode oiif Die 9oge iblob. @ei
@eiang uno monferIei 8ortr1gen,
bei melfen beionoers Die Serren
Soifmeiiter, 5%ranffurter, @rieb, Sch.
leitner unb aautb iif nlis3eihneten,
perlebten Die 2oocnbriioer einen
irobliden abeno.
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9ei gutter @eiunobeit ieiertl
6rau Sans 9eterien, 1914 norol.
"a. StraBe, ibren @eburtstag. 4ls
@r~otuIanten hatten lid bic gbe.
pare Sans arlie, Com Reterlen.
Mntt. 8eterieri, 2ouis &eterien IND
Sobn Nittler in Der gaitliden Be
bnuiung Oes @eburtstagsfinoes
elngefunoen un0 oerIebten einigc
itobIife Stllnoen.
5rnu u. 9e%unridion aagemein
inter Dem gtamen oDla" &enorid.
Jon befannt, nliroe fiir5lih 80
Sabre alt. Sic e~rfreut lid, INNER
nod GROCER forperlider itnO oeilti-
ger Stride.
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nc &abl lit ~itnaeipohmIid, rnhia
terIaltfeti. gSie Inn gatl3en 5toats,
sciate iid idOu friib, Dab gsilion
Der Sie9er fem tpiiroe. Repnbllfa
1ier mo Vrogrpiiipe t6eiIten lid, in
ben Meit Der Stinmen. SIN aa
Qtqieilten ltinmten Die 1ctnofratcu
Ans ~itrnight tiaet". Man permiB
Il bic a~esu0bnIide Anfregma. Gle
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abiidt i'm au berauben. Die go.
li8ei traf redtScitis ein, nm oen
gnnbiten oos Sonbperf 5u leaen.
Sic befinoen iit i'm 8efananis.
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Die Anftbeilnns BON Moroffo
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alio iest in aaer 5orm noII3ogen
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5orbiaer, madJten geitern abeno an
Der Is. uno California Strobe ei.
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Gin iunger 0eutider, Der in lei.
mem Sadie OILS Stuffdteltr Giidti.
ges %Ieiitet, iudlt Stellung. Sit i'm.
itnioe irgeno ueId)c Snnenarbeiien
M Clips nus5uiiibren. Biiroe iid
aernc in Omaha nieoerldiien, ipcllit
Iusiidt auf geidditisung porbori.
ben. Wan idreibe al Carl Soils,
care Of Carl Siirgenien, Bloom.
field, Hebr.