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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
eff There Is a Reconciliation
Now, He Must Come
a-Courtin'" She Says.

BY International News Service.
n FEW YORK, Sept 1I.--m q quaint
~ oldworld manner and voice su-
vi pernaly soft, despite n. catch that
! occasionally crcpt into it, Mrs.
Daniel Il. Sicleles unsealed her lips
today TO tell for the first time the story
OF the trouble between herself and General
Sickles,
Mrs. Sicslcs declared quietly that only
upon two conditions would sho become
reconciled to the picturesque old warrior
with whose life hers has been linked fol
fortY-one of Its ffty-nne years. These
conditions are:
FIrst-The general must come a-courtin'
Just as he did In the old days back In
Madrid when he was American enlbassa-
dor to The court Of Spain and she was a
dark-ey rsven-haired slip OF girl
Socond-The general must agree imme-
diatcly TO dismiss his housekeeper. Miss
Eleanor Earl Wllmerdjng. at whose door
Mrs SickleS and her son, Stanton place
q large part OF the blame for the present
unfortunate condition of affairs.
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Miss Willnerding Must Go.

But Miss Wilmerding must 90 first,
Then. too. the proposition must come
from my husband and It must be made
In such a manner as It would bs In
Spain, my native country. am not
seeking a reconciliatlon-no, 1t must not
be construed so. But the general Ia get
ting very old. He 10 feeble, too, and his
life Is narrow, He needs"
Hsre tho gentle old lady's emotion
overpowered her and she could speak no
more. She spent the rest OF tho day in
seclusion.
The rest OF the story was told by STAN
ton Sickles, who believes that his father
Ii holding In trust for him soma $50, ,00C
{Continued on Page NiuA,}
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SALT LAKE WOMAN is
HURT IN PHILADELPHIA

Special TO Tho Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17.--Hunring
to- meet her mother, whom she had not
seen In twenty years, Mrs. Richard Wheat
OF Salt Lake City slipped and fell. strtk-
Ing her head Oh tho curb and severely
spraining her ankle. She was rushed in an
auto TO a nearby doctors office and then
was taken to the home of her mother,
Mrs r.. A. Ssvidge. Mt Colwyn, Pa.
When she got off tho train and had
| seen her mother. Mrs, Wheat rushed for
ward to greet her and in 80 doing slipped
and fell.
It may he several weeks before she
will be able to walk out. Mrs. Wheat
went west twenty years ago and mar
ried there She made several attempts
TO come east. but each time something
turned UP and prevented the trip.
Richard Wheat is a lurnberman In the
employ of the Merrill Lumber company
He said last night that no had received
Il mepsage from Mrs, Wheat to the ef-
fsct that her injuries wero not serious
although painful.
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fclal 10 The Tribune.
0lNGHAM, Utah, Sept. 17.-At
O a mass meeting in the Bing-
ham theater tonight the mi
FS employed in different work
'es here unanimously voted to
|sik out on a strike at z o'clock
morrow morning, allowing one
opr and d half after 7 o'clock in
mch 10 gather their tools from
q workings. The strike Will af-
4oO men at once, and before
end OF the week probably will
sct Sooo men employed at Bing-
Nagna, Garfield and Lark
orlng to q halt mining, mill
and smelling operations.
demand for an increase Of sc
80 DAY, made by the under.
ound workers, underlies the
ouble.
'sport from Alta, at the head o.
cottonwood canyon, is that about
.;I. a nad struck there, demanding s
increase At Park City ant
eha al was quiet
situation here reaehed a criBi
W. when Charles ". Meyer, prosi
" Inc Western Federation Of Min
announced that no response ha,
oseiVed from the mine operator
usnam to the communication O
s"' requesting q conference OF
a'and OF the miners for the in
wages. Noon had been fiYe,
"s r limit for reply, but Secre
"Vcke of the union received n
49, Inc question boiled down b
[ =. recognition Of the federation
suo mass meeting was called t
pe the attitude Of the min
kass by vote
pation Intense.
non.s eaalon was ono Of intensity IN
rss sst'on in favor of striking. NJ,
~ bHeileered an earnest address. i
N uc set the problem squarely b.
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MURDER CHARGE
PLACED AGAINST
ELDER 0R0zC0
Mexican Consul, in Extradi-
ton Proceedings, Alleges
Killing of Federal Spies
at Juarez.
SHARP FIGHTING IN
PROGRESS IN SONORA
IFedera1s Overtake Campa's
Rebel Band; Sanjines Says
American Troops Should
Not Cross Border.

I'll PAsO, Texas, Sept. 17.-Charges
II of murder are contained in the
e1tradition proceedings filed
against Colonel Pascual Orozco,
ST., held by the United States troops
at Preside, Texas. Tt IS understood a
similar charge will be entered against
his son, General Pascual Orozco, Jr.,
leader Of the Mexican revolution in the
north, if captured on American soil.
United States and Mexican officials
here continue denial of persistent ru-
mors that the younger Orozco is held
among the prisoners at Preside.
On Murder Charge.
In the extraditiou proceedings
against the elder Orozco, made by the
Mexican consul at El Paso. he is
charged with murder committed in
Juarez, Mexico, last June, when it was
reported that the rebels who then held
Juarez had executed number OF fed
eral spies.
Colonel Orozco has telegraphed
friends here that he is illegally held,
since he crossed TO this side unarrned
He asks that attorneys he engaged for
his defense.
Prisoners at Presidio.
No attempt has been made on the part
of the Mexican government to hold the
remaining five men who fled to tho Amer
lean side before the federals captured
Ojinags, routing the rebel defenders OF
the Mexican border town.
However, as far as Is known here to-
night, the prisoners remain at Preside,
which is on the border sixty miles below
Maria, Tex. OH the nearest railway. A
deputy United States marshal Is on the
way TO Preside and probably will return
TO Maria with the prisoners tomorrow.
Investigation proves that no such man
as Pablo Garcia Oro5co. reported as QUE
OF the six prisoners, is known by former
! rebels here or by the United States or
Mexican secret service The secret agents
of both nations and General Steevcr de-
clare that they have no definite informa-
don that tho mysterious OroEco is Pascual
| Orolco commander-in-chief of rebel
| forces in the north. 1t wes said. however.
that the Mexican government has taken
precautions TO hold the younger Orozco
with an cxtradItion warrant should he
provo to be among those captured by
| United States troops,
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Up to General to Act.

Mrs. s;icleles strove to make it plain that
tho general himself must make the first
overtures. Although sho did not directly
say go, she allowed II to be clearly under
stood that she does not intend to partici-
pate In another such scene as that which
took place Thursday afternoon last in the
foyer of tho generals ancient, innnso-like
home at No. 90 Fifth avenue, On that
occasion Mrs Siclsles and her son were
repulsed when they went to the house to
inform the general that sho had pnwned
her Jewels in order to satisfy an $4,000
Judgment against him, thus preventing
desecrating hands from being forcibly laid
upon his presentation swords. medals and
curios collected from all corners of the
globo,
"There Is little to say" she began,
'sIt is not true that the breach between
Sickles and myself Is impossible. At
this moment, certain conditions granted,
am ready to step once more Into his
homo as Mrs. Sickles In fact as Well as
fx,
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Others May Go Today.

Several thousand rounds of ammu-
milton were carried by the deputies.
Rifles from the munition stores Of the
Utah National Guard may be dis.
patched TO Bingham today if develop
ments warrant
Additional deputies, Including sev-
eral regular members Of tho sheriff e
force, probably will be sent out from
Salt Lake today and Sheriff Sharp
stands ready to doputize as many more
special officers as the situation may
call for.
The deputies who went to Bingham
last night are those who were engaged
on guard duty during the recent trou
hIo ar Midyale.
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TO TREAT REBELS
WITH LENIENCY

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE disposi-
tion Of the Mexican rebels. who ars de-
serting across tho boundary into the
United States or are being chased across
by federal forces, threatens to become
n perplexinB problem,
Without precise knowledge on the point
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-18
SHERLOCK HOLMES.

H1ne Adventures of the Three
Students" is the detective story In
Sundays Tribune.
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WEATHER TODAY.
,r- wednesday and Thursday.

Salt Lake Metal Prlcess
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&tion Intense

nons.son WIS ono Of intensity and
yes la.'on in favor of striking. Mr..
ieE tHeilvercd an earnest address. in
- set The problem squarely be.
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'o0nunuod on Page Two,l
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CONTINUED ou Pago Nins.l
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CONTINUED on Page Nine.l
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
Die geiteisnng Oss Sugar SOaf
Mountains.

Der ,Sc6nifer-8erein inter
nobm am Sonntag, Den 10. 8. sc.
einen 9lllsflllg na6 Dem Sugarloaf
Wountain in Mtarrlan0. linn $50
ltbr Oampfte cine ltnttlide An5obI
BON Serrelt, 9amen II. &inoern nad)
.0iderion Station alb, BON mo- ser
Nbmarl6 nad Dem 9erge INN t1,30
erfolgte. Sen 9ameu botte oaS SEQ
mite @ogen CUR @erfiigiing gelteat,
INN nod Dem SUB Oes 8erges 81 ge-
laugelt. &om muuoerid0niten @et-
ter iDarcn sic gL1tsfliigler begiinltiqt,
rnO geiegnete 9luen uuo berrlide
MGl0er tpehlelten IN bllnter &ei6en-
folQe matchmaker ob. gtah elmer 3ei-
Ie BON 5 Meilen langte man am IiiBe
oes gerges an. Bon Der Giidieite err
folgte Der 9lufitieg, ga Der Berg al
Der &orOerieite 81 iteil unO feliig lit.
Die 6ubrmerfe blieben 3liriid uno al
Ter &ropiont muBte sur QueIle bin-
aufgel6lcppt Der0en. 9ort ange-
fommen, mltrOe &alt gemadt, Elm
SmbiB ln0 Der erlte lln1trunf ge-
nommen. I'm 3 llbr perlieB man Den
iOealen EifnifplaB mo ltieg binauf
gum @ipfeI; etli6e 9amen blieben
bel Der Qlieae 8rriid. Na6 siemlih
angeltrengter 9rbeit, bel GROCER Site
ltno lteilem @eg, gelangten mir olir6
ltriippiges lleberbol5, iiber umgefaI=
lene 8dunte, 5elsbl0de, uip., Inn
2.30 oben on. @ier batten mir cine
groBortige Ausli6t, Die 2rft mar fIar
unO elm pra6tnoIler Maimino mebte.
Die 8lue Gioge Mountains maren
bis sur Mount 8antbor un0 nod
ipeiter Iihtbar. Nad oreioiertelltiin-
Oigem Iufentbalt erfolgte Der @6-
itieg 3ltr Quelle, mo nod 8ertiIgrng
ocs nod iibrigen @e~rIteniafteS gum
Iufbrlt6 geblalen muroe. Tim $50
fam man bel ben Srbrmerfen an;
nun gings fpieoer auf Ser 2anOltraBe
llab 9iderion 81, gerooe redt, INN
Den 5 llbr Bug nod @aibington 81
benuBen, mo man Inn $40 anfam.
erfldrte, einen ldonen uno
oenfmiir0igen Sag perbra6t 5ii ba-
ben.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

mar. Damn lieOelte Serr Blitt nab
@albington iiber uno etabIierte bier
al Ser e%rtpGbnten StroBe elm @roce-
rie @eidGft, oas er nit groBem
@rfolge 40 Sabre lang betrieb, uno
ii6 Damn in Den Sutherland 5uriid3og.
9er9 abingeidteoene geborte 3u meb-
reren Oentl6en @eieai6aften uno
&ereinen uno fungierte Oiele Satire
binourdb OILS Elm Director 0es 9eilt-
lden @aiieubauies uno in Der glei-
den @igeni6oft geborte er aud Der
8roipeft Sill Cemetery @~iiociation
an. Gr nabm groBes SntereIie an
oieien 8eitrebungen, bis er onr1
&ronfbeit ge5puhgen NOR, feline Sd-
tigfeit ein5uitelen. Ser Blitt mar
ferner elm Witglie0 un0 eifrtger I'm
fertilizer Ser liltberii6en 3ionsfir6e,
melder er ,45 Sabre lang angeborte.
80 Sabre lang NOR CT ais 8rdlioent
Der yNortbern 2ibertD Building Ii-
location tGttg. lin i'm trouern
feline Satin 9orotbea, nit Ser er So
Sabre in 5ufrieoener @be lebte, 5mei
8o6ter, 6rau emma 2rltig II. 5ran
Sarrp s. 0unfborlt iomie Ole bier
S06ne, Die &rrn. CHARLES s., Ilernn=
Ser s., @m. s. uno SbeoOor YIitt.
NuBeroem nod IL @nfel uno cine
ShtneStn, 4t,tS ON RrttApr I'm RtpApnz
fopf. Die 8eeroigung fano am
9onnerstag, INN 3 ltbr na6mittagS
ltatt, na6oem borber in Der oeutiden
llltberiiden 3ionsfir6e cine Eralter-
feier ltattgefunoen botte. Die 8ai-
ienfinoer, oenen er ltets elm liebebol-
Ter 6rerno unO 8eidiiBer mar, ian
gen am @rabe einige GrauerIieoer.
@aitor Men5el leitete Ben 8rauergot-
tesoienlt. Den Siilterbliebenen mio-
men mir infer ber5li6ltes 8eileiO.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
u0ermamia Stub.

Sn ser om s. Moi i~tottgehobteu
@eriamnlung oes alubs wllroe,
nodOem sic iibli1en Houtinegeibdf-
te a6geipidelt marelL @aai. Sbomos
&boaoS, Il. @. 81, BON Ybilaoelpbia
ais MitglieO aufgenommen. @9ai.
&boaos lit Ser Na6folger oes alli
10 tragii1e @eiie INNS 2eben getom-
menen Mai. Butt, Aoiutant oes Nr0-
IioentenSaft llno lit bon oeuti6er Nb-
Itamnlng. gm 10. Wtai @feierte Der
&lub Den 9lbi6ieo oes Or. Sir5el, Der
befanntlid cine &eiie nad europa
angetreten hot, INN Den oOrtigen gil
bwliotbefen einen 9eiud ab3ultatten
Sim Sreitag, ben II. Wtai batte Der
Glrb bobe @1ite III @eiuf), nGmlid]
&egierungsbaurat AOamS uno Sc
heimrot Or. Shmenf, 8ibliotbefar
Ser fonigli6en @ibliotbef IN Berlin.
9eioe Serren lino aiif elmer Snlpet-
tionstour in Sen Ser. Staatcn, Inn
8ibliot6efen 81 beli6tigen, oa IN
Berlin cine nepe @ibliotbef geboui
meroen loa.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
Gr6icltem Sen papitIiden eescn,

Am Sonntag bielten oie GoIum-
bus Sitter hire 10. i1brli6e &om-
mllllion in Der ct. Mariehfirde ob.
Ser neile pdpltli1e 9elegot, Mgr.
@ioOamni 8on5ano erteilte ben pGplt=
IidenSegen. Ores mar feline erIte Of
fentli6e FL. 9anOlung, oie er in Die
lem 2anoe nerri9tete. &eo. George
u. 9ougbertp, &i5ereftor Ser fatb.
l%ttiperiitdt, belt Die 8re0igt. Nfgr.
9on3aro belt cine fur8e AnIpra1e,
morauf er ser @emeinoe BEN p1plt-
li6en Segen erteilte. Ser SEER De
legat muroe aiiiltiert BON &ep. Sobn
81. &ot6, Baltor BON ct. MarD's;
&ep. s. 9. Goleniteel, 3eo. Anorem
$. Mibm, 3ep. Clarence 6. @bee-
Ter, &ep. g. S. 9'@onnea, &ep. Ebo-
mas q. @alib uno &ep. SO. $. Set
dam. Sl ser Safri1tei waren &ep.
Or. 6rancis @oen BON Ser &atboli-
i6en l1nioeriitdt, &eo. SgnottuS Sc
alp BON Ser ct. Soiepb's Stride unO
&eo. SgnatiuS @agner, s. g. O.,
bon Der 9atbolil9en llniperlitGt.
&eo. Mn0rep s.. Wibm, Gurat ser
ct. MarD's Stride uno &aplan ser
@al6ington Councils Der Columbus
Sitter las Elm @ebet fir ben @aplt.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
9entIdcS S6cater.

Die Sbernmmergouer 6aben ON
Sonntag unO Montag bier &orltel-
lungen gegeben uno leioer mntB &C.
Iagt meroen Dab miere 9euti6en
ii6 nibt ge5eigt bobeu, wie tie IS
bGtten tun IoIen, oem an beioen
Abenoen gab es nod piele leere Sibe
i'm SI0 Malonic Sempel. Die Oar
teller, NIT Sri. @rete Meper an DER
Spite, madten lire Sade Iebr gut.
ltngefiinlteIt, frii6 ans Dem 2eben,
trllg Sober lein Geil an Dem @elin
gen oes aufgefiibrten Stiides bel.
Mlan fiiblte iid 10 redt 8uriidgeieBf
in Die alte Seimat, auf Den 8aueril-
bot mo oas 2eben nod unnerfGlidt
lit, mo- aber ou6 oie 2iebe ibrc eige-
men @ege gebt, mie am Sonntag in
oSiinoige 2iab" 0argeton mlirhe.
&ber aud Die S6attenieite 0es @oil-
ernlebens murOe inns ge5ei9t 0urd)
oie Iuffiibrnng oes oMeineiObotcr"
am Montag 9lbeno. Sri. @rete Wtep-
er lpielte ibre &oae in padenoItcr
@eiie uno iie puroe poa uno gon5
unteritiibt BON oen iibrigen Mit0!ie-
bern Der Grippe. gtllr i6aoe, Dab Der
8eIu6 10 l6mad tpar, oenn 8oritel-
llnQell mie Die Der O~berommergoll-
er f0nnen MIR foroerno arf oaS
9eutl6tum einpirfen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

OaS 5ebnte SabresfeIt 0es rSlt-
pert Some" tpltroe am pergangenen
Montag in ser @nItalt an 5000 Scope
&oaO feltli6 begangen. @iele 8eiu6-
er naren eri1ienen uno bonn 0ampn-
Siilfsperein mar Elm biibi1es BRO
gromm Oiirdgefiibrt moroen. 5rarl
@uItape Socius, oie Yrdiioentin oes
Siilfspereins, feierte an oieiem Gage
ebeufaas ibr 10idbrigesMmtsiubild=
INN.
SEER @uoe betonte in ieiner gln-
iprade, onB lett Dem geiteben Der
MnItalt pieleg(enoerungen in Dem Di-
r~eftorenrntb @lob gegriffen bitten,
meiltens our6 3oOesfaa, uno ooB
MIR nod orei bon ben @riinoerll
ieBt nod 0ireftoren ieien, nGmlid
Die Serren; Simon @olf GbriItiar
Seuoi1 uno Meper Cohen. &eoner
ae0adte Der Grinder oes Seims.
@briftion uno gleonore &uppert, TO-
pte Der Matrone 5rau Sermin(
&amm.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
n9emtider arieaerbmnS4.

9as BON oemielben peranItaltete
@roBe &ifnif auf nSbe @illom's"
in S~enleptomr, am nergangenen
Sonntag 1T in Der fr0blidlten nno
angenebmiten @eiie perlaufet. 9as
I6oue @etter bate 5ablrei6e Gon-
ner uno Sreunoe oes &riegerbunoes
na1 nSeuri6's @arten" gelodt uno
ale boben lid gut amiiliert. 0as
&omite bate fir jeglide llnterbal-
tllng geiorgt. Cine MhlliffopeIle
ipielte luitige @eiien uno gar balo
berridte fr0bli1es 2eben auf Dem
griinen &oIen. Speiien CAB es in
Siiae uro Siile, fir Elm por5iiglih-
es NaB NOR beItens geIorgt, Capt. 6.
%. Salielba6 belt cine Aniprade,
Die pom Saltptmann oes &riegerbim-
oes, &errn 2edner, beanttportet Dur-
oe, irno Ser n@ermania Mdnnerdor"
trug our6 &%ortragen berldieoener
2ieoer 5ltr llnterbaltltng Der @aItc
BEL. Die &riegerbiinoler batten 3ur
@bre oes Cages ibre nellen gl63eiden
angelegt. Spit am @beno erlt
trennte man ii6 uno legelte Den bet
matli6en @enaten 3u, nit Der Sc
miBbeit, einen luitieen Gag berlebi
81 baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
Sabem licbeu Scind Dun 9cntidlunO

@iner @%inlaoung ieines SnfeIs,
oes Scrrn SEQ. Saegemiiaer ans SO
DIETER uuo @irginia, 5oIge leiiteno,
lit SEER Sberlebrer 9arl Seniol0,
Sobn oes Shulrats Serrn George
SeniolO in S6mabadL @aDern bier
auf 8eiu6. Die freitnoliAe @inla-
Dung traf i'm, alS er qeraoe nit Ger
9bfaliuna lciper Doftorarbeit be-
i6ditigt mar. Serrgniolo ltuoierte in
@rlanger, Miiu9en unO Sena, uno
erbielt feline praftii6e Musbilouno
ais Sberlebrer in g}iirnberg. @r be-
iudte oie &odi6ulen in &o6eIter
uno @aibington uno bGIt ben elgen
Contact, in Dem Die amerifaniiden
Sdulen nit Dem m~oOernen 2eben
iteberL fir porbiloli6 fir Die bent
iben S6ulnerb6ltnilie.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
2as meue rSania-Sans" OS @OrOOcmtidcm eOgO in Baltimore, DO

@olis" be3ei6net ieiu; ser gtame lit
BON olteu Sauiabrmo geuommcn.
Ser gon3c crite Stod oes @ebdll-
ocs miro ourd oie Shiifo6rtsobtei-
lung BON u Sdumader & So, @e.
neral Agentcn ocs gtoroO. 2IoDo, fir
i6ren @aiiogier. lntO Srodtperfebr
be3ogen meroclL mdbreno eiu Eeil
oeS 8ipeiteu mo 0ritteu StodeS fir
ooS 9urcau mo Yroben. Simmer Der
GobafS 9lbteiluug Ser 5iruta mo fir
oas 9ureoli oes faiierlid oeutiden
&oniuls eingeridtet lein miro. Sc
oes Niitglieo Scr 5irma miro Elm
Erioot Bureau baben. Der Gin
gang All Der GborlesitraBe lit MIR fir
Soiiitcn &aiio9iere, iunO miro bier
Gin Gnpfangs5imncr fir Die artnOen
Der 5irmo cingcridtet meroen. Der
@ingong fiir Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gierc unO 6rodtobteilm9 miro an
Der @%ernonltroBe icin, iopie oiidl
Der @inaaug 5uu1 Grcppenbans nah
Dem 3tpeiten Stodiperf, in Dem eli
niqe 3immer, Die nidt bon Der Sir.
MO gebroudt per0en, 81 permieten
lein meroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
Grndcr : SunsreR.

Sn Baltimore tagte geltern uno
porgeItern Der 0rilder &on9reB, ct
ma 100 Gerleger mo 9ruderei-Se
Iiber aus Marplano unO ben angren-
3enoen Stoaterb INN Die DRUID mo
@erlagsfoiten 81 beipreden llntcr
anoeren Spredern oerbreitete lidl
SEER Sobn s. Sill bon Baltimore
eingebeno iiber oaS Sbema: o@o5l
brauden mir einen &oltelfongreB~
@r erfl1rte, Dab in 80 BON 100 Sal
len Die llnfenntniS Ser unfolten, ot(
Ser @ei61ftsbetrieb bat, am 3uinm'
menbruAe i6ulo lit. 3wiiden 1905
uno 1910 b1tten 81 Hro5ent oei
Druderei- 8eiiBer oie 0ruderei ouf
gegeben.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
Sin oSania Sans.

@ingepanoerte 0eilti6e II. 0eutih-
amerifoncr, Die oas @aterlono be-
iudt baben5 mer0en oft an Ole alter
tiimlideu Sod)merfbauten in pic
len oltoeutl6eu Stdoteu oenfen. SSebt
miro Baltimore aud zines maleri
iheu Stiiddelps altoeutiher Nrhitel
tllr lid riibn1en f0nnen. Den geitci-
gerten 9lnipriidenL melde Die 9lllS.
oebuing oes Yailagier- unO Sradt
perfebrs 5miiden Baltimore unO
Bremen oeruriadt Baben fonnte 0aS
iet3ige Bureau oes NorOOeitlhcn
2lopo, No. T. Siio-@ aDItraBe, nibt
mebr entlpre6erL ltn0 baben u. Sdrt
mo6er 4 So, ole @eneral- glgentcn
Der Sdiffabrts Gompognie, eiuen
~oaiternOeu Wtietsfoutraft nit Der
nSauingS' @ant bon Baltimore" ob.
gei6lolien fiir Elm nelles @ebdlioe,
mel6es an Der Gorooitefe bon Char
les uno @ermanitr. gebaut merOen
Ioa. 0as nelle @eb1uoe miro eigen-
artig fem, GA fem anoereS @ebduoe
BON 0ieier Irditettur in Baltimore,
mo mabri6einli6 menige, penn ir-
gen0 elm on0eres iiberbolIpt in 0cu
Ser. Staten ltebt. Nls @orbilo bat
Der ,3miden" eiu @ebGu0e aus Dem
II. Syabrbrun0ert in &ulberltaot &C.
oient.
0oS @ebGlloe miro ans Seller,
3ipei Stodiperfen mo 0a6raum be.
lte6en uno miro BON mooerner, feit-
e~rfelter G%onitruftion fem. Die Mou
ern oes eriten StodmerfeS mer0en
aus perItGrftem @eton nit Maitir-
8epurf gebaut, md6reno fir oas
2. Gtodmerf 9eton in &~erbinolmg
NIT Ilt3iegellteilen nermenoet mcr-
oen. Die 9eton 9alferL melde
ons @adIteinDerf einldlieBelL per-
ben 10 ge6ei5t ooB lie mie Sol3iah
merf n%lsieben mo mer0en Die Tl0db
en- inter ben Senltern oeS 3tpeiten
Stodes init altoeuti6en &%cr5ierul-
gen benolt merOen. @appen BON per
i6ieoenen oeuti6en Staten merocn
iiber Die Sieiler 3piidcn Den
9ogenfenltern 0es erlten Stodes gc-
malt, uno iiuo audi Molercien,
melde Die @ntpidllmg Der Shifi
fobtt 5eigen loaen, in Susiidt &C.
nomnlel1. Sn Der Sldde i'm Gbor-
lesItraBen @iebel miro elm altes
Gifinger S6iff nit pollen Segeln ab.
gcbtloct fem. QaS i6rd9e, rotc 9a6
miro Dem @ebGuoe Elm tppiid 0eut-
lfes 9uslebcn geben.
0er Still Der oelti6en &enoiiioucc
miro oll6 i'm Srnern Oes @e6duoes
ouSqefiibrt weroen. 8ie @GnOe Oes
unteren StodeS merOen nit Gaen-
Stein befleioet, mo miro Ole Sad
merf- 0ede mo Der 8uBbo0en nit
rotten SlieIen Oas nltOeutl6e Nusle-
ben er606en; bod miro oie gflSfiibr-
ung IN ieOer 8e5iebung MODERN Iein.
@uf ser acknowledgement oes Sc
b1uoes meroen 5uei altertiimlidc
@iebel nit 8alfen Muf5ug ocriehea
ieiu, INN Yrobefiiten in Den 9adl-
raull1 binanf5u5ieben. &ier 6loggcu-
it6de, fir Die anlerifaniide, NtorO.
oeuti1e 2lopo-, oeiitide &eids- mo
oeilti6e aoniulatsflagge meroeu aud
porbanoen lein. Die 9lr6itettcn oes
@ebduoes limo Barter & &ice, mo
6oben SSobn @ilB & Sobn Ben aor-
trait fir ole Nusfiibrlng befommcl.
0aS @eb6uoe miro ais uSania-
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

Ser anf lebten Sonntag ange-
fiinoigte Gortrag oes Yrofelior Seiie
fano nidt ltatt, neil MIR iebr menige
Srtereliierte eri1ienen tparelt wobl
megen Der oielen @rfuriionen, Die an
Oieiem, Dem erltcn l6onen Waien-
%ionntag, oie Oeuti6en ms .5reie &C.
loft batten. Son ser @iibne oes0eut-
iben Sbeaters milroe am Montag oer
@ortrag auf 0ienstag Nbeno ange-
fiinoigt, uno leiOer fanoen iih aud
an oieiem A6cno mr. menige Ser @e.
treuen Ser Sade elm, 10 oaB audi al
oielem AberO es ii6 nibt lobnte, ser
8ortrag 8u balten. Serr Seiie mir.
De iid frenen, penn er in nG6Iter
3eit ben 8ortrag balten fonnte.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25
Sir Ous eamocrfeit.

glm Montag batten sic Ser. SGn.
ger oobier 9eiut BON Der Singer.
feitbeborOe, ndmlid Der critic Si5e.
9rGlioent Serr Sulius Spies, Scrr
5riOolin Stopper pom 6inan5fomi-
te, mO Der 6eitoirigent. SEER @rgen
.4lee. Sic bielten ii6 MIR fur3e 3eit
bier oui uno mobten in 9egleitirng
Der Srn. Sobn 8ol0mauu unO Sp.
8oBmonn, welde oils 8omite Der
SGnger fungierten, cine &unOfabrt
0urd Oie Sta0t mo beiidtigten Oas
&apitoI, Die 9ibliotbef mo anOere
SebenspiirOigfeiten lin 3 ll6r be-
g~leitete oos &omite Die Serren nob
Dem 9obnbof sur &ildreiie nod Der
6eiitaOt. 0irigent Slice miro cit
peoer udhiterL ooer am ndditfolgct
ben Somitag sur @cneralprobc bier
berfommen.