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Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
gOn unicrem @adstum.

&ie es 6iele Seltte I'M 0iltrlft Qibt,
oIe, ob5lDar bier i'm 0iitrift ge6urell
unO groBgeipadien, nod ME i'm
Snlitbionion Snititllte marelt, aud
nienals BON Der Spi5e Oes @alDina-
ton Documents Die berrlide llmae-
9enO utO Die pra6tuoa qeleqene
Staot iiberieben baben, 10 qibt Is
aud Diele Wenihen Die Oltrb oieie
ooer iene llmltanoe peranlaBt, nur
ibre allernddite &adbaribaft fennen
nno nur Den 8e6ieI ieben Ser ga
oorgebt. 0ieien mo aud anoeren
5urlube, miro OoS o@ai9ington ,Sour.
nal4 @clegenbeit nebmen, einen @lid
in oas @anoelbiIo Der Staot @oib-
ington 3u TIM. 0ieies @onOel6ilo
81 genieBen, broli6t man niAt al
Ort uno Stcle 81 4eben, iouoern
oos uMaibington Sournal" 6ringt
oas Man0elbilO Dem 2eler an oie
Siire. llnO Der Seier braudt meitcr
nidts 81 TIM, ais nit Hltbe pno Sc.
miitli6feit Die 3eitlug ourd3uleieu,
uno lih 0oran 5u ergosen, mie IS lid
oebnt, mie es na9it, mic es GROCER
miro. Inn i'm beruln. Sat Ser liebe
Seler Idon einmol beoa6t, ltnl mie-
bel oieie Staot wadit2 @oGl faum /
Sier lit Elm @rempel 8ur 9~elobnung
aus Der Statiltif oes @a6stllms I'M.
Ierer StoOt. 8el9e anoere Stoot
fonnte ii6 mobl an Die Settle bon
8aibington ltelen IN 9e3ug allf
8out1tigfeit2 Sn oier3ebn Wonatcn
muroen ni6t peniger als $500 @es
bauoe bier errihtet. Sn einem elm
5igen Sabre muroen niht meniger ais
AZ Miaionen Dollars fir Nellbou-
ten oerousgabt, uno ni6t meniger ais
2A Miqionen Collars fir lmbait-
ten. @enal ge5dblt, lino int 9iItrift
81,246 @eb1u0e, oeren elm 0rittel
i'm g~eoroneIten lit. Mobl in feiner
anOeren oItli6en Sta0t gibt es oer-
baltniBmdBia 10 oiele Sol5bauten,
wie bier. gsidt wenigcr ais 25,t94
Sol5bauten gibt es bier ge9eniiber
56,O52 Steinbauten. <r3 geiagt,
orei Siinftel ser b~eltebenoen @ebdu-
De iino BON Sol8. Soate angeiihts
Oieies aagemeinen @adstlms nidt
aud ole oeutibe 3eitling mitpodien
in 8e5ug auf Abonnenten5abl? st.
mas 1T iie mobl idon gemahien aber
Oieies 8adstlim Itebt nod niht in
redtem 8erbdItuiB gu Der Stdrfe oes
0eutihtunIs i'm 0iltrift Columbia.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
Sanserfcitfa6rt OcS n@crmnnia
@tGnncrdOr".
(gOn unlsrsm epssial.Gc rrsigsnSsntsn)

9uItig un0 fioel 3og am pergange-
men Sonntag cine ltattli6e SGnger-
lboar oes o@ermania MGnuer6or"
%rdiiOent @err Sobn 9feif, gum San-
gerfelt nab philadelphia. Die 3abl
Der 3eilnebmer maren 80 Serren
ilno IA 9anen. S%reffpunft mar am
Depot unD nit n@rtra=@ar@ muroe
morgens Inn $50 llbr abge0ampft.
Bon Mnfaug an berridte Die luItigIte
Stimmitng, 9ieoer purOen geinngen
uno muroe aud nit @eian9 in Die
6eititaot eilge3oger. @ls Quartier
fiir Die 6eittage mar Oas oYenn Che
atrical Sotel~ in Der Noro Sronflin
Str. altserieben. 9a9 Dem Dinner
mar 4lttomobilfabrt ourA Die Staot.
ben Natllr Yarf. 9eiidtigung Der
SGngerfelt6oae uno 9eiu1 Der Club
6duier oes Biting Sun @eianauer-
ems, 0es u2ie0erfran5~ 0es nSnn-
ger MGnnerdor" uno oes vSdwei3er
M1nnerbor~, in Oeiien Saae man
aid ben groBten Eeil oes AbenoS
perlebte. lleberaa mur0en Die Sdn-
ger ber8lid miafommen ge6eiBen uno
aufgeforoert, iid beimiid 81 fiiblen
in ben 9alen Der 6eitita0t.
gm Wfontag pitr0en Die Sebens-
miiroigfeiten Der Staot in Aitgen-
Idein genommerL ltno aud peri6ie-
oene groBe @eihGftsbGuier 6eiibtigt,
pie &utfabrif, S6ubfabrif, oos gr0B-
tie &aufbous Ser 8elt, Die 8rauerei
BON s. S6miot uno Sons, Die Ge-
itaitrotion bon s. SO. 2ieotfe, oes
3uiammenitelers oes6eitprogromms
Die Exclamation BON Sacob Saefele,
moieIbit elm Cell Der Sanger ais Ga
Ite Oes Serrn Saefele ben gan5en Gag
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
Din mnicre eeier.

Die bemtige drummer Oes ySOrr-
uals" IOllte alien unicreu Seieru bis
ipateItrns Gamltag gbCnO in SGn-
ben iein,. iucnn Die A6madlnngen, Die
mir nit Dem @Oltnmt getrOffen babeu,
aenar ausaefHIrt mrrOen. IS iuer-
ben namlid5 BON jett an fir jeOc Sta-
tium i'm Bieiigen &OitOient Oas
,S%uurmGl" in Ieparntem Safe 5mse-
teilt, 10 Oak bic 9lrbeit Oes SOrtierens
i'm @uitamt ICI6er fOrtfGat, WuOnrd
Dicle Ir6eit fir Die GDrticrclcrfs i'm
@Oitamt geipart mirO. SaOmrdl uirS
cs crmOglidt, Oaf bic 3eitnng init
Ocm criten Amsgang Der grieftrGger
nm Samitag MOrgen ansgctragem
uer0em iUllte.
SIS bat inns Dielem 3eitOerlMlt,
Nfiibe mnS Iuslagen %Oermriadlt, bic
9iitc u%nierer iuerten IbOHnentcn ben
@inidcm Oes SOItmeiiters an5mpai-
len, nnO iOQte irgcnO elm 2eicr Oas
pSumrmal" nidjt i'm 2anfe Oes Sums
tugs crbalten, 10 mDge Ct iid gefGI-
Iigit an ben superintendent Ses be-
t~reffcnOen &Ditamtes UcnOem, non no
Ct icinc iibrisc Mail crbGlt. 8ie OOn
NnfamA 10 tim mir audi nod bente
mnIcre 5dnlOisfeit, nnO liefern Die
3eitnngen friib genng in ben &Dfita-
tiumem a6. SIS mar itets nnier See
itre6cn, Mniereu fremnOliden Geiern
sil Oieneit, 1tnO i6nen Die 3eitmng am
Santag snfOmmen 5m laicn, mmo
bOffen mir, bah Onrd Oieie 0emernns
ale mniere 2eier befrieOigt WerOen.
NdtumgsuOl!
Die 9ieOaftiDn.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
GntidieOcn scacn Die Sa6n.

Die 5mii6enitaatlide @1uAcISfcm-
miiiion bat Die @oibington ; 8irli-
ua @ilenDolfI anSeluiciet. lire No.
ten 3miiden @aibingtoa unO Mount
getnon mo @aibington ms G1ir.
Jar mo 3wiihenitation nod Der Ncm
I. Qllgrit 81 reou5ieren. 0o1te Die
Giicn6a6nyeieaiIait bis oobin Ocn
,4,inideu De- aommillion mist nnil.
afonmen iein, miro 2ebtcrc G.p Mo-
ten ielbit reoioieren. Der 9eridt
ia0t. Dab &c gegenp1s ien Rotcn
/ H1ere6t Hno ungleidHl1Bie rertcilt
'tpn. SIN @aridt beift Is, oai5 6ie
aiuten nod Wolmt SCr ;ol 10 GclttS
uno fir Die &unofabrt 70 Gents be.
tsngen, mGateno Die " ten nndh Dill
Ter, cine Station oreiniertel Meile
r1ber 5it &oibingtolL lus % Gents,
Up. 35 Geu.s betragea. Gic &oil.
{, lion lebte Die Mutan naG Mount
Gfrnon auf IS reip go Seats iclt.
etrnio iol( C,e Hote nu9 6airfar nm
5 Gents era:aorigt perHen. 6erner
t.agt ole 9ommiiiion oaralL OnB
Aitstauldr !; fir Sim ,er. nelfe
Die @aibin9ton Sdulen bciutcn, be-
iuiaigt peroen. Gle &ommtliion
%IteIte ou6 felt, OaB oie gerEopitoIi-
iierung Der gabn weit iifer ons
9lorm ginge.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
Nmcrifaniide sraOeaer G9sds.

Oos 3citSgeridt in 2eip3ig bat
ioeben cine @nti6eioung abgegeben,
pclde fir Oie 5oblreiden 8eiufer
aus Den Der. Staaten Die 0eutid-
lano 6eiuden, BON GROCER 8idtigfeit
lit.
Die bodite Snitou3 uerfiiuOet, OuB
nm%crifaniide oSrooeler Gbeds", Die
ii6 n%euerOiilgs ltetig 3unebmenoer
9eliebtbeit e~rfreut baben, itempel.
pflidtig limo. neil Tie als faufm1nni.
ide Observation-Disclosures gu
geltell baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
@o bic Sran febIt im Suas.

Gin Sous obne 5rau 1T elm Gag
o6ne 2idt,
Gin SerO, 90 uno faIt, Dem 0as
5euer gebribt,
Gin Sommer obue &oier, elm Saiu
obne Gueu.
Sin Snus obne 3ier, elm &iug
obne Slltpel.
IS lit pie elm 9lbenO. Dem idim.
inert fein Stern,
@ie am 9aiume elm 3neig, Dem
Die Bitten ltets fern,
Sine STRIDE i'm 8ann, orin fem
Segen mebr meibt,
Gin oerpobrloiter BART, no 0ns
llnfraut geoeibt.
g9o Die 5rou iebIt i'm Sdus, it's
Oabeim obne 6reuno',
0bne 3wieiprah Die Shmo', Die
Die WtiiBe Dir beut,
Sem beiteres @ort martet oein, no
on liebit,
aein @ruB, menn on fomnIIt, uno
fem 9uB, penn on geblt.
Sein 3iel bat oein @irten, Oas
frob es betUegt,
Gein Sdmer5 feinen 5reuno, Der
ibn mobr NIT sir tr6gt,
Old fliebt uaer Croft Denn oas
Nlter Dir orobt,
9em 2eben bleibt einiam, unO
einlom 0ein 600.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

DerDrQuten. NDenOS WQf pelhu) Oee
6eitfommers.
Am 9ienitug Morgen mar Ole
Sdugerihoar ihon friib oiIf Oen 8ei.
men, INN Die 5abrt na6 Itlantic
Sin all5utreten. CAB es bierlelbli
natiirlib fir Seoermonm Snterelion'
tcs 81 iebeu CAB, lit ia ielbitperitdno'
lid. Die 9aOeluitigelt lieBeu iid)
nift lauqe n0tiqeu, oenn bal0 lpa'
Sierten tie IN Sen gooefoitiimen abb
med)ielno Oen Strauo ouf uaO ab,
Inn Damn wieOer in oen @ogen Oes
O3eans 81 oeridwinoeu. Sm DO
bemio Holm @orOen" Duroe oaS
Mittagsmabl eingenommen. ytad-
mittagS QingS perldieoeutlid 5luu
Sbeoter, 3on5, Cirrus, 8alonfabrt-
lGoit MIN. @egen 6 llbr ieood muB-
te man Abldie0 nebmen BON Dem
groBen uaO berrliden StronOe, I'M
elmer @inlooung 0es uShtpei5er
MGmerdor", OH Dem OIL Oieiem
Abeno perouitolteten aommerle tell
5irnebmen 6olge 81 leiiten. Sin an
0erer Seil Der SangesbriiOer beludte
oos 6eltfon3ert in Der Conventions
Sole.
S(m Mittmo6 mar Ser Abi6ieos-
tao. Wtit idperem Ser3en trennte
man lid BON 6reunOen uno 8etann-
ten, mo Oenen, Die man wabreno Der
Gage oes S1ngerfeltes lieb gepon-
nen. Sm &otsfeller mar gemeinla-
mer 9reffpuntt uno bon bier gings
Damn sum Depot, Inn $3.50 llbr nof)
oeu bcimotli6en &euaten ob5uoam-
.pfen.
Iaen 8etDirtern unieres GereinS,
insbeion0ere unierm Serbergspater
Serrn 81. Mattenbofer, iagen mir un-
fern Can't. Der n@ermania Wtdn-
nerdor lit poa oes 2obes iiber Die
AufmerfIamfeiten uno Die edit beilt-
i6en Mabl3eiten, melhe in ieinem
@auie Ser Sdngeridaar 3nteil ge-
woroen limo.
Oerielbe 0anf gebiibrt Serrn 4rd-
IiOeuten Sobn &eit uiO Dem gerot-
ltoltungsfomite, beitebeno aus Den
Serren S. SO. @elbig, Gbairmom,
Sp. Sonoer, 6reo. Aue, Gorl Sub
Ter uno Serrn 8ebl. Maes mar 10
arrangiert uuo fir ieOen Gag Elm
nereS %rogramm aufgeiteIt, oaB ii6
einfa6 ieOer 8%eilnebmer amiiiieren
muBte.
Ole Sangesbriioer, Gltere iopobl
ais jiingere, iino in elmer lleberein-
thinning, nod ME cine 10 berrlih
uno l10ne, obue ie0en 3mii6enfaa
uerlaufene SGngerfabrt erlebt 81 ba-
ben.
SGmmtli6e llnfoltenL einldlieBl.
6abrt, @otel uno Board murOen ans
Der 8ereinsfaiie be3ablt.
Mm Sonntag, ocn IA. Slili lit Sc
nerolperiammlung mo 8eamten.
mabl. Die NfitgIieoer Dollen 3abl-
reid eri9einen.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
9aS lit aber itOrF.

Senator @orfs BON Californian
sat int Senat einen geidIuB eiuse-
reidt, melder ole unteriu6ung Der
Gompa9nebeitrdge be3medt. @r er.
il1rte, Dab Die Domination oes Yrd-
iioenten Gait ouf uure6tmdBige uno
mgeieblide @eiie porgenommen
poroen lei. @r io9t, Californian se-
6rouhe feline lere Yortei, uno es
mare better, menn Die republifunifhe
@artei fir Die Siinoen Der Siibrer
beitraft miiroe, nm li6 in bier Sabren
mieoer 81 erbolen.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
GuInmbia snrnSerein.

Sir oas mor9en glbenO i'm @orten
oes columbia S%ilrnpereins" ltott-
finoenoe aon8ert lit BON Serrn Yrof.
S1arban oos folgenoe bibide pro
gramm aufgeiteat moroen:
I. MaridL Sell europa ....Don 8lon
,. Oupertiire, &npmono ....8bomas
3. Mal5er, &oien aus Dem SiiOen,
bon -. -. -. Sob. StrauB
A. Selection aus Scr &uB" ,D3iebrer
5. Sertette~ aus 2ltcia =. 9oni5etti
6. @ol3er aus Die Spruoeliee"
bon &beinbaroi
Z. Melooie 8i6aitowsfp
8. 0eutl6e 2ieoer 81. Schiller
8. "Otar6n 81 Captain !. 3b. Souio
10. uSrGumerei" g.. Sdlmar
II. 6antaiie aus Oborne
BON s. 90. @ebet
IL. n6ralien &iebe" @alopp.. Strauf
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
Seine discrimination.

Die 5miiAenitaatlide SanoeIs.
aommiiiion entidieo, Dab Die 6radt-
raten fiir @etreioe uno @etreioepro-
oufte bon @inften in WinneIotn,
9ioro- mo Siio 0afotn unO bent
lDrolihen Soma, our6 Duluth, gu.
oerior uno W2ilmaiifee nod atlantic
ihen Sdfen 81 8oiier uno 5u 2ono
itid)t Oiscriminireno ieien, i'm Der
bdItniB 81 dbnlideu 3ateu bon
Chicago ans nad Dem Often.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
Sir @iliOm nnO Mari6aa.

Or. 8ilep. Der &eine SebeusmitteI
Grperte, 1T i'm 9egriff, einen @ilion
uno MariboaGlub 81 griinoen. @ilep
bat bisber ltets oas republifaniihe
Eidet uuteritiibt, fam ober oiesmol
nidt fir Gait uno Sherman ms
SeIo geben.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
@eaiernns bat fein Sch fir arbeiter

9lm Montag iino inn G%barlestopn
Sdiffsbaubofe nabe5u 1000 grbeiter
abgeleet moroerL neil Die Hegierung
ni6t Die notigen Mittel an Sano bot
te. nm lie abauI0bnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Nltd0 DER 3DeIte 2ug OeS SelleS
perlicf ME Der erite in QroBartiger
@eiie. gtahntittaas Dltr0e ocrgSett-
ltreit ser @eidnge in Der 6eitbale
abgebaltell, mas iniofern BON beion-
oerer 9eoeutung mar, ais Die Nfultif
in ser Suae cine ielten quite lit. Bon
Der eriten aloiie iongen iieben Ser
cine Oos @rcislieo n5riibling". yta6-
Der iangeu Die &ereine fiir Den Stdo-
tepreis. 0as 5peite 6eitfon5crt am
Abeno. lodte mieOerum 8aulenOe nab
Der Soue, mo bemerfeuSmert mar
es, OaB ungepo6nIid biele Nmerifa.
rer inter Den 9elu6ern paren, Die
i%iberbnupt Ons groBte Sntereiie Dem
Sangerfeite entgegenbringen. Die
SeiItungcn OerlPoiien6ore, ionic Der
Soliiten woren allsge5eibnet.
9m Mitipod lamb Oas Raiierpreis.
iin9eu itatt. SIS beteili9tsn lid oOrGn:
Niuiamsburger SdngerbunO pom
Brootlvn, Iirioent Or. 6eIir Saeer;
Suuser Oidnnerdor, philadelphia,
Diriosnt @uaen Rlee.
2Irion. 8roofIpu. Girissut 9Irtbur
@Iaubeu.
Rreuber Quartet Gub, Nep Yort,
Sitigsnt 6risorid Nlbede.
gisbeu Dem 6oilerpreis iiuasn mar oas
fir ben 8uno widtisiie Greisnis Oes
Cages Die gunoess Delsgaten, Yeriumms
lung, in weldsr ais nddiis 5eitltoOt
Brootlpn oussrtorsn uulps, Oa Atlon'
tic @itp gang unerpartet ais 9ewerbss
rin 5uriidtrot.
Donuerios tam mad all ben Soften
III Der Nielsnbole, Die 6fientIide Dee
moufroiion, oie sroBe 9orOOe ou Die
Gsibe, Die ebsuIOas ein GROCER GrfOIs
mar.
0os 9leiultot bes Mettbsperbes I'M
oen 3oiisrpreis mar ME fOlgt:
/. 9rsis: ,Suussr Mdnnerdor" pom
philadelphia nit III Yuntten, ben
pom Roiier geitiiteieu Niinueidn9er.
2. 9leis: v9rion" Uon BrOotIpn nit
ia Quntten; WieBneri6en 3On5srts
5lii9el.
Oil Singer bon bier beteiligten
Iid nidt al Dem @in5elwettiingen,
Ionoern MIR an Den MaiienAoren, Die
an Dem @elinqen oes @on5en peient-
lid mit6olfen. 8om n@aibington
Sdn0erbuno~ batten iih 60 Singer
uno 4G 0amcn uno @dite, pom @e-
Ia~igperein oNlrion~ 20 Singer uitO
10 9umen uno @aite, bonn n@erma-
MIA Mdnner6or" 30 MGnner unO
IA 0amen mo @dite nad Ybilaoel-
pbia begeben. Dab tie ollie it'd aufs
8eIte amiiiiertelt, beipieien Die Yoft-
fartelL BON oelen mir BON peridieoe-
rteu Sdngern etli6e erbielten.
Die meilten Der Singer febrten I'M
2aufe Der Mitttpo1 &a6t 5uriid, oo6
lino ail6 nod oiele, Die Die S1nger=
f%eltfreuoen bis gum Iebten @nOe ge-
nieBen molen.
Boiler Sob luo SSltbel limo uuiere
Singer BON Dem 6eite beimgefebrt.
Sic b%ebaupten, nod ME eiu SGnger-
felt mitgemadt 81 baben, neldes in
ie0er Siniiht 10 oollenoet mar, mie
0as loeben beenoete. gti6t MIR Die
ein3elnen 9ou3erte nein, ailcb Die
Maiien1ore, unO DEFENDERS ser Mai=
lendDor Der &inoer, mirfte berauid=
emo mo 6er5erfrcuenO oiif ale gu
b0rer.
God longe miro sic @riunerumg an
0ieie id6nen Gage in ben @er3en I'M
ierer madcren @oi6ingtoner Singer
erflin9en. @aben ie altd feline gol-
Oenen oOer lilbernen 9(ngeoenfen BON
Dem 6eite 6eimgebra6t, Die @enug=
tlnlng boben iie, oaB iie mitgebolfen
6oben, oas idOne Set 81 Dem groB-
artiglten@rfolge 5r MAIDEN oenSdn=
ger erringen f0nnen; 0as oeuti9e
2ieo 5ltr @eltutg 5i %briigen. 0a5u
gratulieren mir uniern SGngern.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
aidt 10 idarf-

Die Socdariu. @ntideioungeu ser
&einnabrungsmittel beborOe wllroen
onbin mooifi5iert, oaB SocAorin bel
Der &erItelling BON meoi3inilden
Nabrungsmitteln sur G~erlpenouug
fommen oarf. meun oaS @orbanoen,
icin aaf ser Gillette lteDt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Sn alien Gomilien fommt einmaI
cine tribe Stunoe, penn man einer
2eidenbeitatter beOarf. IN ioIhem
Sale erinnre man iid an S. SO. See,
wel6er auf oas Bette eingeridtct lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

3mei S6atamtsclerfs, 8errr
$. Gormnn uno Sobn 8. Mofins be-
linden iid in EoIi8eigemabriam, neil
iie ginooaarbiQs in 3ebnooaarbias
umgepanoelt batten uno Oieies @elo
III Baltimore an Ben Wann at brin-
gen neritonoen. Sic tpnroen am
Sonntag in leBterer Staot bon Spe-
5ialpoli5iiten perbaftet. Garman ltno
N(tfins arbeiteten nebeneinanoer inn
Observation-Disclosures uno be5ogen
ein Saldr BON 5000 reip. $1,000 per
Sabr. Sic batten Die 3abl 10 Dor
3ebuooudrbias uno &epemteS tomps
geidnitten uno iie allf $1.00 Sin ge-
flebt. Man punoert fid, oaB Der
nrtige S6eine in llmIauf geiebt uer.
Den fOnnten.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Ser rnteri6ieo 8lpiiden 6eitig-
felt uno Sartndfigfeit lit IeOigIid
Elm llnteri6ieO 5pii6en Oen@eidle6-
tern.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Ole bieiige 9~traBenBobn Conn
pagnie mill in 3ufunft ale Sdnoen-
eriabanipriihe, Die bon @allagieren
i6rer 9inien gegen lie erboben tuer-
Den, auBergeridtlih i6li6ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Der @olfsOramotifer Martin
8obnL Gerfoiier oes .@ei1unOenen
Raubritters~ llno onoerer popuI1rer
gramen lit in Berlin, I'M alter bon
81 Sabren geitorben.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Sn gbcrett, i'm Stoote @olb.
ington bat man Sr1ulein Anno u.
NiaacD cine io8ialiitiide SdriftteI-
lerirL ais aanoiont fiir @olpcrneur
~lIf9eitellt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Ger oelti6e @eiauOtc @raf bon
8ernitorff idiffte ii6 am Mittwod
IN Seem Dorf 81 elmer &eile nah
Deutidlano elm poielbit ii6 feline
@emablin i6on lett Ginger Belt be-
fnloet.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

St.An0reas bel guoapelt mar
Der Sdolplab piiiter Musidreitin-
gen 5tDiiheu 6ubrleuten. 80 Yer-
Ioneu triigen bliltige 8erlesungeu
0opon.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Gle Gage fomnlen nm balo, Ga
man biiiige Sunoe entipeoer an bic
Settle legt, ODER nit einem Maulfor-
be Deriiebt. MaBna6men, Die leioer
INNER nod ulf Ole pierbeiniger
aldffer bei6rdnft lin6.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

@enn icmano iogt, er CLAUDE
bon Dem, mas Die 2eute iagen, MIR
Die SGlfte, Damn fam man liher Iein
oaB es Bic d e tere S0lfte lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

8egeu oes NatiOnol 6eiertogs
miro Die @m. Gea 2oge 9to. 5, Die
regelmdBige Geriamnlluulg am 0on-
neritag, Den II. Sui a66alten.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

@ Dem I. SllGi mar Die Sunoe-
ltcner foaig. @er aIio ieinen Slrno
feb bat, bole inn balO cine SunOe-
marie.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Serr &obert 8erberidL 1888 Z.
StraBe, bat Dor einigcn Eagen cine
&ciie nod 9eutidlong atgetreten.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Ole unperOauIi6iten 6riidte
padien iinmer nod on ben 80ilmen
Der politii3eu @rfemtniB.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Ger erIte Sefretdr ser I6mei3e.
ridden 2egationL Ser Senri Mortiu
bat iid nod Stem Yorf begeber, bon
bort nod Nemport, moielbit er nab.
reno oes Monats Sui Iif auf5ubol.
ten geoenft. SIN 9lugult maft el
einen Nbite9er na6 &entlldp.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

8 II ieiner @obnung, 1928 g Str.
g. 80, itarb am Sanitag Morgen
$50 llbr Serr Soiepb Sornitein. @r
pllroe am Sonntag 6eeroigt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Die Steinflieien in @otbes
0ous ioaen Jet offentIid periteisert
wer0en.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-11

side of Main street when the city gets
ready to begin paving. Concrete walks
could be laid from the sidewalk to
the curb in front of each store to run
trucks on for loading. In this way
the cost of paving thirty feet could
be saved. The plan is precisely sim
liar to that in front of the Commerce
building, and The Eagle would be glad
for all who pass that point to look at
the walk and curb and see what they
think of it. Another thing-if you
would like to express yourself on the
proposition, or upon any other feature
of the bond and paving measure, The
Eagles columns are open to you, pro-
vided you confine your communication
to three hundred words. The Eagle is
the peoples forum, but it will not pub
lish lengthy harangues, neither will 1t
permit any controversies. Just state
your views and let the other fellows
alone.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-11

The school trustees very sensibly
decided to suspend school until after
the holidays, or until the installment
of the new heating apparatus, which
up to this writing is yet out of pocket,
so far as knowing where it is, is con-
cerned The scholars will do much
better work after the holidays, when
the studies may be taken up uninter-
uptedly.-Navasota Examiner.
1t is true that children can not do
good work in school, except with the
best and most comfortable surround
ings, conveniences and equipment. 1t
is the duty of every school trustee in
Texas to look out for the children's
interests in buildings, and all things
else that go to make up the perfect
and ideal school surroundings.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COLONEL JOHNSTON AND THE
SENATE.

The Tyler Courier-Times recently
published strong editorial defending
Col. r. NJ. Johnston of the Houston
Post against the malignant ISLANDERS
that have been heaped upon him by
the anti-Bailey papers of the state in
connection with Senator Bailey's ru-
mored resignation and. Colonel John
ston's appointment. The Courier
TIMES is not of the same faith as the
Post on many public questions, but it
is fair enough, and honest enough, and
fearless enough to recognize the serv-
ice of Colonel Johnston and the Post
in their long continued and consistent
fight for democracy. If Senator Bailey
should resign and Governor Colquitt
should appoint Colonel Johnston to
fill out the few months of his uneX-
pired term, there is not a fair-minded
man in Texas who will not admit that
this short and fleeting honor would be
but small recompense for the long
years of loyalty and fealty Colonel
Johnston has given the party. The
men and papers who are opposing his
appointment are displaying the most
contemplate traits in all human ma
ture-traits not born into the world by
any natural process; but the spawned,
hell-spawned traits of envy, malice,
jealousy, back-biting, hatred, littleness
and pure, downright cussedness.
They claim that Norris Sheppard
has been nominated by the people to
succeed Mr.. Bailey In the senate.
True, but it was to succeed him after
his present term expires. Until such
expiration, Morris Sheppard has no
more to do with the junior senatorial
term in Texas than an Eskimo or Fiji
Islander. And if placed on the ground
of service to the party, let it be re-
membered that Colonel Johnston was
fighting the battles of the unterrified
hosts of democracy before Morris
Sheppard was born.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-11

The Eagle publishes today an out
line of the short courses in agricul-
ture taught by mail and offered to
the farmers of Texas by the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College. Each
course is thorough and almost every
branch Of agriculture is covered.
These courses are especially fortunate
for the farmers of Brazos county, as
they are right on the ground, and The
Eagle hopes large number will avail
themselves of this splendid oppor-
tunity.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-11
SOME PosTscRlPTs.

According to geological survey esti-
mates only about one-half OF l per
cent Of the available coal in the Unit
ed States has been mined.
The telephone has invaded Jeru-
salem, system having been installed
that connects official points, business
houses and some residences.
A small fan, revo'yed by motor OF
clockwork, features q new respiratory
helmet to draw air expelled by a
mans lungs away from his face.
In England there has been patented
a combination of opera glasses and
sound intensl6er for the use Of play
goers whose hearing is impaired.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-11

The inquisitive subscriber of Whar-
ton asks the insolent question, How
many liars are there in Houston%
There have been 1887 hunters to
promise us ducks. We do not know
the number of men who go home at
midnight and tell their wives they
have been sitting up with sick friends.
Houston Post.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-11

The muddy roads and disagreeable
weather conditions work hardship
on both the merchants and the resi-
dents of the country districts. The
merchants have the goods and the
rural residents want them, but the
seas of mud intervene Let us hope
for clear skies and more favorable
conditions generally.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-12-11
TAFT MAY TAKE LAW
CHAIR IN YALE
Has Not Yet Declded-Posltlon PAYS
Five Thousand Dollars
Year.
IRy Associated Press.l

Washington, Dec. 11-President
Taft is considering an offer Of the
Kent professorship at the Yale law
school, but has not yet entirely aban-
doned his original plan to practice law
in Cincinnati after his retirement from
the presidency on March 4. The Yale
professorship pays $4,000 annually. 1t
has been vacant several years.