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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-07-18
[OFFICIALl
OF THE
Board Of CounbCanvassers
CAVALIER COUNTY, N. D.

LANGDoN. N. OAK, July 5, 1912.
Proceedings of the Primary Election
%canvassing board of Cavalier county,
North Dakota, pursuant to Section %.
Chapter 100, of the Session Laws of 1907,
The canvassing board of Cavalier
county, State of North Dakota, met at
the Auditors Office in the city of Lang
don, on Friday July 5th, 1912 at two
o'clock p. ~, forIthe purpose of canvass
ing the vote cast at the Primary Election
held ID the several election precincts Of
Cavalier county, on June 26th, 1912.
Present, E. Wienecke, chairman of
the county board,
G. S. Robertson, clerk of court,
J. X. Hamilton, county auditor,
Elias Porter, Democratic committee
man,
Above members signed the oath of
Office as required by law, and proceeded
to organize as follows: E. W%ienecke,
chairman and j. X. Hamilton, clerk.
L, J. K. Hamilton, county. auditor,
hereby certify that the within and
following abstract of the republican
votes cast by the voters of Cavalier
county, North Dakota, at the Primary
| Election held at the several election
precincts in said county on the 26th day
/ of June, 1912, is a true and correct copy
| of the original abstract made by the
regular board of county canvassers as
required by law.
Witness my hand and seal this 9Th
day of July, 1912.
T. X. HAM1rToN-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-07-18

Montrose-John Flack
Moscow-John Thorn.
MT: Carmel-Lewis Schneider
Nekoma-M. G. Manley
Olga--J. B. Beauchamp
Osnabrock-John Lind
Osnabrock Vil!age-J. G. Jones
Perry-Leauder Lockhart
Sarles-Peter Naismith
Trier-Peter Helten
West Hoped. Patterson
Waterloo-I. Kitchin f, Mueller. tie
IL. K. Hamilton: county auditor, do
hereby certify that the within and fol-
lowing abstract of the non partisan
votes cast by the voters Of Cavalier
County, North Dakota, at the primary
election held at the several election
precincts IN said county on the 26th day
OF June, 1912, is a true and correct copy
OF the original abstract made by the
regular board of County Canvassers as
required by law.
Witness my hand and seal this 9Th
day of July, 1912.
}. K. HAMILTON, County Auditor
Judges of the Supreme Court.
- So9
j. ~. Robinson. 1853
Judge OF the District Court Seventh
District.
W. j. Kneeshaw. Ills
Geo. M. Price. $50
"Shall an annual tax, not to exceed a
quarter OF a mill, be levied for the aid
Of county fair?"
For tax in aid of county .9O6
a ~ ,ioek %~- = :: 0x,0
Unon mo ion the board adjourned.
Signed: j. K. HAMILTON.
E. WIENEcKE.
e. S. ROBERTSON,
ELIAS PORTER.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-07-18

Everyone is looking forward to the
Daniels picnic on the 10Th.
S. N. Taylor and wife departed for
Gladstone, Man., Monday morning
whe re Mr.. Taylor will look after one
of the st, Hilaire lumber yards.
The w. c. T. U. held a mothers meet
ing on Friday at the home of Mrs. John
Porter. The meeting was we'll attended
and all reported a fine time.
Lots of hailtorms these days. A
severe hail storm IN which there was
considerable hail, passed north of town
Saturday night. Several of the farmers
have a forty per cent loss.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-07-18
Superintendent Of Public Schools

Superintendent OF Public Schools
DID. Ridlington. Al
Helen Sullivan. .26
County Judge
f. w. Bleakley ,979
Justice of the Peace
Sam Gross .... ..6lS
F. A. Mcdonald. ............ 49,. 76O
H. +. kargel... ]
Jno. Irotter l
y. L
Constables
Jas. McOougal .703
Jno. Glover 600
}. ii. koehn..... 800
Harvey Kern......... ............. l
County Commissioner Bird District
Ole Axvig. l66
ID. Campbell. 100
County Commissioner 4th District
NJ. Darling. SO
S. G. Erickson. JOY
Members OF House of Representatives
Fiftieth District
Jonn baisdon 2o3
-. "A.
Members of House Of Representatives
Eighteenth District
S. j. A. Boyd. .447
Precinct Committmen
Alma-Hans Haven
Banner-P. P. Falk
Billings-W. f. Pulford
Bruce-J. H. Morgan
Byron-Sam Balfour
Cypress-Geo. W. Baker
Dresden-Tony Kiefer
Easby-H. G. Strand
East Alma-A. j. Amundrud
Elgin-F. G. Boomgarden
Fremont-Ole Morley
Glenila-W. L. Thomas
Gordon-D. H. Unrau
Grey-None
Harvey-Hugh Mcdowell
Ray-Fred Balsdon
Henderson-John Talbert
Hope-Ole Romfo
Huron-G. F. Hyde
Langdon-Frank Hooey
Langdon City:
1st Ward-C. E. Johnston
End Ward-J. A. Balgaard
3rd Ward-B. E. Groom
Linden-Duncan Mclean
Loam-J. P. johnson
Manilla-E. j. Evans
Loma-Robt. Flack
Milton--K.- Koppang
Minto-Robt. Montgomery
Montrose-Geo. r. Florence
Moscow-G. J. Friesen
Mt. Carmel-John Witzel
Munich Ellenbaum
Nekoma-Robt. Lillico
Nekoma Village-J. B. johnson
Olga-R. B. Morrison
Osnabrock village-Dan McAllan
Osnabrock-A. N. Flcm
Osford-Ben Price
Perry-Jake Gellner
Sarles-F. G. Leppert
Sievert-Tennis Slevert
South DresdeS-A. Timian.
Storlie-K. t. Gordon.
Trier-Jake H. Janzen
Waterloo-Corn. Spenct
West Hope-C. F. Erickson
I. J. K. Hamilton, county auditor,
hereby certify that the within and
following abstract of the Democratic
votes cast by the voters of Cavalier
county, North Dakota, at the Primary
Election held at the several election
precincts in said county on the 26th day
of June, 1912, is a true and correct copy
of the original abstract made by the
regular Board of County Canvassers as
required by law.
Witness my hand and seal this 9th
day of July,19]2.
j. K. HAMILTON,
Conptv Au6;for
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1912-07-18

Constables.
=. II.
Grumpy ....5
John Clover....... Ill
N.
A. Montgomery ..........l
r. T. Burke.
j. H, Koehn.
II. Albrecht.
County Commissioner 3rd District.
r. B. Lang ST
County Commissioner 4th District.
Jos. McGauvran. 10
M. Darling ....l
Members of House of Representative
Fiftieth District
F. Mcdonald. 80. ............ 1877
Members of House of Representatives
Eighteenth District.
f. Borousky 1874
Precint Committeeman
Alma. b. Wedwick.
Bruce-Wm. Duncan
East Alma-W. G. Mcbride
Elgln-John Hagan
Fremont-Alex Russell
Glenila-D. j. Porter
Grey-Matt Schneider.
Harvey-Thos. Dunford
Hay-Jos. McGauvran
Henderson-John Fitzgerald
Huron-Jas Collins
Loma--J. D. Soper
Loam-G. W. Graves
Langdon City.
LIST ward John Mahon
End Ward-Jas, Reed
3rd Ward-Alex McNab.
Manilla-D F. Mcdonald
Milton-Aug Peterson
Minto-D. G. Hart
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-27

Gen. S. r. Keesler and family
and Miss Sue Irvine and Maynard
Fountain have returned home
from Montreal, N. C., where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. w. W. Ellis and little son
have returned TO their home at
Berclair from a protracted visit to
relatives and friends in North
Mississippi and Tennessee.
Mrs. J, P. Jameson and little
son, of Greenwood, have been
spending several days in our city
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Mccain. -WaterV Valley
ltemizer.
Mrs. F. NJ. Kea of Money, visit
ed her sister, Mrs. L. W. Herring,
Sr, the first part of the week.
She was accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Elsie, who will at
tend school here this winter
Walden Medium.
. On last Thursday evening Miss
Jennie Gean Stoddard entertain
ed about thirty-six of her young
friends, if being one Of the most
enjoyable parties with the young
er set during the past vacation
which closed with the opening of
school Monday.
Mrs. c. L. Basket accidentally
fell off the steps at Mrs. McGlath-
ery'S Saturday evening, breaking
an arm and sustaining other in
jurieS. She is getting along as
well as could be expected, and we
hope to see her up and about
again soon.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-27

j. L. Montgomery was a Mem
ph.s visitor this week.
}. +. Rogers was up from Cru
ger on business Tuesday.
F. 7. Anderson made a business
visit to Columbus Tuesday.
Mrs. D. L. Chambley was down
from Webb shopping Monday.
Eli Abbott was down from Min
ter City on business yesterday.
M. M. Bardwell, Of Winona, was
in the city on business Tuesday.
L. L. Odom was down from
Minter City on business Monday.
Mr.. Rowan Thayer is in Mem
phiS this week, taking in the Fair.
j. D. billiard and Means john
ston, of Schlater, were here Tues
day.
DR.. A. G. Trotter visited Win
ona relatives and friends last
week.
DR.. Leavell, of Carrollton, visit
ed relatives here the first of the
week.
E. N. Kearney and little son, of
near Money, were in the city
Tuesday.
S. z. and J. R. Prophet visited
their father at Sidon last Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Zilpha Garrard was a re-
cent visitor to the family of her
son at Indianola.
Mrs. E. R. Locke, Piano and
Theory. Studio at residence, No.
301 Market street.
+ r r
T. E. Purtle and Jno. H. Farm
er were down from Schlater on
Wednesday.
Leon Stein leaves next week for
Chicago to spend a week buying
fall and winter goods for the book
store OF Leon Stein & Co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-27

Trade with our advertisers
Rub-M -Tism will cure you.
F. Waller was up from Sidon
Monday.
M. S. Mclean was down from
Wildwood Tuesday.
J.. T. Teal was over from Valley
Hill last Wednesday.
W. s. Wingfield, of Shellmound,
was in the city Monday.
Miss Bessie Creegan, Piano In
struction Studio, Stein Building,
Howard street.
Capt. F. L. Whitman made a
business visit to Jackson the lat
ter part of last week.
5 or 6 doses of 666 will break any
case of Chills and Fever; it acts
on the liver better than Calomel,
and does not grippe or sicken. 25c.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-27

Manager Z, E. Carpenter, Of
the local Cumberland Telephone
office, left Wednesday for Tonnes
see and Kentucky, where he will
spend several days recuperating
bis health.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-27

j. H. Ashcraft, G. E. Schroll, H.
L. Walden, q. w. Chenoweth, O.
B. Morton and others were among
those from Greenwood attending
the Tri-State Fair at Memphis
this week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-27

DR.. D. N. McGehee and Frank
Kea were down from Money on
business Wednesday.
F. M. McEachern, Morgan City's
popular druggist, was in the city
on business Wednesday.
Miss May Pepper, Of Lexington,
was the charming guest of Mrs.
c. N. Pepper this week.
Mr.. Webster Mcleod and fami-
ly were recent visitors to Indian
ola relatives and friends.
Buford D. Jennings has entered
Hazard College for the compile
ton of his scholastic course.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. C. Neill were
down from Whaley last Sunday
the guests of Mrs. VIM. Irvine.
Mrs. j. w. Dulaney is visiting
the family of her daughter, Mrs.
Nj Clelland, at Covington, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Wright have
returned from Montreal, N. C.,
where they spent the past few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. w. Thomas, of
Boyle, are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer, on River
Front.
Mrs. E. D.. Stone and son re-
turned home last week from a
visit to Indianola relatives and
friends.
Miss Viola Brown has returned
to her home at Sidon, after a
pleasant visit to Mrs. Bruce
Brown.
Miss Lille Humphreys has gone
to the University of Mississippi
where she will attend the ensuing
session.
Secretary Hays of the Business
League was in Memphis this week
arranging to move his family to
this city.
Miss Dollie Kimbrough has re-
turned to her studies at the South
ern Christian Female College at
West Point.
Miss Eoline Howe has return
ed to her home at Winona after a
pleasant weekend visit to Mrs.
Bruce Brown.
Miss Laura White, of Biloxi
was in the city several days las
week, the attractive guest OF Miss
Susie DeLoaeh.
Misses Kathleen Gist and Mamie
Stewart left the latter part of las
week for Georgia to resume then
college courses.
Miss Julia and Emma Beal
have returned to their home a
Lexington after a delightful visi
10 friends IN Greenwood.
Mrs. Mary Treadwell spent las
week in Greenwood, the guest o
her brother, Mr.. j. L. Montgom
ery.-Indianola Enterprise.
Mrs. Lewis Humphrey and son
Guy, arrived this week from New
Berlin, N. Y, where they spen'
the summer at their home.
Miss Sallie Key Brown, one o
Grenada's fairest social favorites
was the guest of Miss Lucille
Stoner the first of the week.
1t will soon be too cold for littl'
bare arms and knees. Have ba
bies pictures made before coo
weather. Mrs. Spurrier.
Mesdames Calhoon Wilson, G
IA. Wilson, Jr., and Mrs. G. A
Wilson, ST., Of Lexington, attend
ed the Fair at Memphis this week
Perry B. Dennis and family vii
arrive from Alabama on Oct. Isl
and Mr.. Dennis will accept the pc
sition of bookkeeper with the firm
of A. Weller & Co.
Misses Charline Bonner anC
Willie Weaver left the first of thu
week to resume their scholasti,
work at the |. |. & c. at Colum
bus.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-27

Miss Noble Stevens left Tues
day for Blue Mountain Female
College to resume her studies.
She was accompanied to Mathis
ton by her mother, Mrs. Lee Stew
ems, who made a brief visit to
Eupora friends before returning
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-09-27

In every line of
manufacture the re-
latlve merit of pro-
duct is determined
by an established
standard of quality
and value.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-05

it prompted this question: "Why
do you walk like that, missus?"
Because" replied the little old
woman, my feet are paralyzed.
1t happened 10 years ago, from a
fall. But l do not complain. You
see, l have nice little home here,
and my many good friends do not
let me get lonesome. My husband
has been dead for a long time and
as | was never blessed with a
child, / live quite alone. Did l
put too much mustard on the
sandwich"
mo" said the tramp. mo,
madam. 1t is very good, but
bttt-I-I think I viii not eat any
more. guess there is something
wrong with my pipes. 1t wont go
down. No fault of the bread,
though, madam"
The tramp quickly threw the.
steaming coat over his shoulders,
muttered ooh, hellP forced a bit
ter smile and would have passed
through the door.
F'I have been noticing your
coat; it is very ragged" said the
little old lady. "Give it TO me,
young man. l make my living
by sewing, and 1 can patch that
hole at the pocket and sew on the
buttons in 10 minutes. Just sit
down and wait. ="
The cripple hobbled to a shelf
for her sewing kit and soon her
def fingers were flying over the
work.
Have you ever witnessed the
RETURN IF the hot h1ood of life RI
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-05

of the man who has just been
given back his life in court of
justice? Have you ever felt, in
a moment of great weakness, the
strengthening current of cour-
age, faith, new ambition coursa
ing from the hand of one who
sympathizes with you or loves
you? Yes? Well, then, we will
be spared the necessity of paint
ing a new picture of the tramp.
The coat is finished. He puts it
on and turns quickly away, CIV
ing the little old woman only
muttered thanks. At the switch,
yard he meets a fellow tramp. He
passes him by. At the corner a
bartender has just set a fresh
empty keg on the sidewalk. The
tramp realizes thirst, but he goes,
-on. He does not ask this pros
porous looking stranger for the
customary dine.
Two blocks further on work
men are tossing up the dirt from
an excavation. The tramp ap-
proaches the boss. 'I want
work" he finds himself saying. A,
shovel and pick are put into his
hands. He is assigned a place in
the ditch. instruments of toll are
strange in his hands, but he
works with vigor amounting to
frenzy. The boss looks on APP
provingly.
Two weeks pass. The man is
still in the ditch. Early in the af-
ternoon four SIS bills are laid in
his smarting palm. He is told to
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
oSdwaben-g erein4 Z.

Am Rontaq, Den A. ytoDemEer,
per0en mir acknowledgement ba-
ben, oeutide Sbeater &oritellmg 5u
b0ren uno I'll ie6eit, oenn Der uShpa-
BEN Gerein" gibt an Dem 9benoc in
Der 0lo Nfaionic 6aqc CONCERT. 8he=
oter un0 8aa. Ole Sdpoben berite=
ben es immer, ibreSode gut SIT ma6-
en-, 1n0 ite ner0en ulth Oiesmal ME-
man0 enttduihcn. 5olgeuOes lit oos
8rogromm:
1. Suoertiire -. gtGders Or6eitro
2. al GereinsgruB @m. 8itbr
b Der iingenOe Soldier. Gbriitioni
@ermania Wt1nnerhor.
3. @ioliuc nit &iono-9e9leitliFg-
Allsgemdbltes.
4. 9euti6eS 8beater:
n~9lltoien5tag BEL Sr. Ofoi. @ilbclm
ser @rite. 90nig BON @iirttembetg
Ser onen:
&0nig @ilbelm ~ 81. Braun
gr3. MiniIter b. N1ittnod)t.. s. @olf
ge0ienter -aarl &obler
A~0iutanten =- 6enrp 3onoer
Moiutanten -----W. 0ieb
gittIuhenOe 8erionen:
.Marie agotbe Sepfrieo.. &. Soergeu
Sobam Sacob Gbrli6 ~ $. &oamer
Anoitalia Margaretbe Sauerapfel
(oirfe 9t1tor6
@ottlie6 @Ggele Geo. SGuBler
8abette 9%cis3ang ~ 6rau SAlodter
G6riitopb S6mdl5er -@m. @fanOer
Soi. 0uermling -- SEQ. Schuyler
Hegie: Yct. Wottern.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
GcrsuiisnnssfaIenOer
91an iebe nod Oen 9lunoucen.

0ftober %. Montag. @arOeit 6eitibaI
i'm 9(rion &lrbbauie, Oeranitaltet
bonn @rion 9amenberein.
Oftober %. Montag. S1ngcrbunO-
bale. 8an5frdn56en
@ooember 8. Sonntog Younge Sa-
lente 9on8ert in ser Sdnoerbun0-
bale.
Ropem6er A. Montag. aon8ert, She
ater uno gaG. S6mGbii6er Ser
Elm; I'M 9lo Wfoionic Sen1pel.
Nonember 10. Sonntag. OpIter-
&ooit in 9tic. autbs 9onoiiB.
@ilbelm 9ea 9oge go. 5, @. ..
s.. Of 6.
g}ooember II. 5ountag. SpIter-
GoaIt in Sic. Autb's 2an0iiB.
9-euti9-amerifanii9er nnteritiib-
lungs : @erein.
3obem6er is. Montag. @roBer
9aa I'M 9lO Wfaionic Sempel oes
9euti6en Neutrality-suspicious.
0iltrifte 40, 100 uno 40.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Die Social Geo. "a Der 6OteIarbeis
ter Union iinO uon ibrer Nrbeit in pier
srOBen 0OteIs unO &s%itaurauts ausses
ltanben. Die Qeute baben sere4te RIas
gen iiber nieorise Q0bne, pom - bis IA
Stunoen Grbeit. idledtes @isn ODER
gar feines. uno nod NieIss. weIdes i'm
Sntersns Der MlsnidIidteit VsrbeHsrune
uerIouat. Die msiiten Der GslInsr unO
66ds iinb Dsuti6s. bic in ibrem Sadie
tidtis iinb, ibrs BrOfefiou gelernt bas
ben, uieIe cauOm IiuO uerbeiratet, iiuo
leil uielsn Sobren in Oemislbsn Blubs
anseftelt aeweieu. unO es 1T sepiB ein
i9weres @eidid fit OisisIbsu.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Die meiiten @robibitionsgeiebe
iinO 10 gemaht, bob iie umgangen
meroen fonnen 10 lange perihmibte
County, ooer Staatsbeamte oie glu=
ben %5uoriiden. SobalO ii6 aber cine
Gbbe in ibrem @el0beutel 5eigt, per-
Den Oie berhaBten @lalten @eiebe in
Anpenoung gebraAt, uno b%eionOers
Die 8irte uno Better bon @ergnii-
girngspIdben nod alien Hegeln Scr
&allbflrnit gei9ropft. gfadlber per-
Den Damn INN 10 lGngere i6einbeilige-
re @eiidter genla6t.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
0ss ugermamia GannerdUr" critics
@uftreteH in Der SaiiDn-

9os erfte CONCERT, berbunoen nit
gbeoter unO Sal, oes D@ermania
M6nnerhor~ am n%ergangenen Wtort-
tod. mar elm entIhieoener @rfoIg
Ser G6or Iopobl, wie idmmtlite
MitmirfenOe in Ser Sbeater=Nnttitb-
runo toten ibr @eites mo ernteteu
Sen 8cifaa Oes redt 8ablreif erldTe-
ncnen 8at6lifums. gls b~elonoere
@Ionarummer lei Oas Gocolouctt ser
bei0en TrGuleins @liie Sommel nno
9(nnq MuIroe, o9ie beioen GoltltilS"
ermGbnt. Die iitngen 9omen nertil-
oen iiber cine I6one, flongoole Stint
me. uno meroen fir Sen Wfdrmerhor,
perln es ibn gelingeu ioute, ole-
Ye 6eioen Stngoogelden fir lt6 ST
beboIter, nod redt Siihtiges pirfett-
Ser MSdnnerdor lang Die programme
n0Bioen Gb6re in Ser %gepobnten
ridden 8eiie, obre 4iinitelef, obre
4nItreiden BON toniiberi6pengter
l}iionceit friI6 BON Ser 2eber, 10 pie
s ser 3ub0rer bonn u@ermonioWfdn=
terdor" liebt. 9rofeiior 6. 3. @brt-
-ioni meiB gang genalt, mas er nit
einen i6m ergebenen Sangern 5it lei
ten permaq, uto er erttdlti1te oas
gu6[ifum nidt. 2eBteres 5Ogerte
Senn audi nibt int &erabfolgen bon
geifousbe3eugungen. Sri. Wfarp
griffitb lang elm Sopraniolo o8ie-
1enIieo", SRI. Griffith lit, wie nil
pernebmetl, nod Shiilerin I'M @e-
lana ober mern lie 10 fortfdbrt, mie
lie %beQonnen, miro audi tic o@eretnlt
lpem aud feline 8%rinoOonna, 10 ood)
Elm rebt qutes Wtitglieo in Der @or=
}ertpelt unierer Staot weroen. 9ie
lnitpirfenoen 9amen mltrOeit bon
aunItperebrern nit pra6tDollen 8lu=
menItrduBen beebrt. Dab &rofeiior
0r6e1ter feline &ortrdge gut
mod)te, beoorf bier feiner melteren
g%rmGbnung. Somobl 6einl 8eginn
mic in Ben 3mii6enpaltIen unO beim
Cana Ipielten Die Mtlliifanten Die be-
ten @eiien altf.
Gen S6luB oes &rogrammS bill
0ete Oie Nuffiibrimg Der Bolie p9to-
BERT uno 8ertram, oie luitigen Saga=
6un0en~, BON @bilippi. MleiltenS ma
rem es ne1tere &rGfte auf ben 8rettern
Die Die @eIt be0euten, Die Ser Wf0n-
nerbor oiesmal borfiibrte, aber tie
ma6ten fire Sa6e gut, unO Die gu
maren 3ufrieoer, nnO 10 mol
len mir ms etmaiger &ritif, neil es
chen niQige 0iaetanten maren, Die
oaS ibrige our Undertaking. oes <-
6lifilms ~beitrugen, entbalten. 9o6
f6nnen mir ni6t umbirL SRI. Sltlia
GuBler, mel6e Den n0li1el~ ipielte,
ul10 Serrn Geo. Sebaftian, mel6er
BEN g8irt porfii6rte, beionoer8 ber=
a1ssuitreiben. Die beiOen Spieler
mahten lire Suhe b~eionoers gut,
uno meroen Dem y@ermunia NPan-
lerhor" boffentlid meiterbin bebiilf=
lid iein i'm Sbeateripiel. gnBer0em
na6men nod an Der 9llffiibrung Sell
oie Serren Soe6.@ onorad ais itram-
@enoorm, rnO ais 6obert uno
gertrom, Die beioen &~agabunoen,
SEER Soul &ieoel uno Serr @ug.
Braun.
SIN @eben8immer, al Ser Quele,
ging es ielbitoeritdnOli6 Iebbaft 81.
Sober i6ien nit Dem anoern 81 nett
oen @rfolg oes Aben0s gu ber-
p~oGitGnoigen. Nm 8ufrieoenIten mar
penn au9 om S6luB Oas Mrrange-
omite, beiteben0 aus ben
Serren: &arl @ammel, @bairmaitn
aarl Braun, Geo. Sebaitian, 8eter
Wfattern, S. @onOrad, Sermann
@infler mo Ntg. Braun.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Sat fid iel6itanOis semadJt.

SRI. Gpa sc. Sranf, cine tii6tigc
@ianiitin nno langidbrige S6iilerin
oes Serrn 6. s. Gbriftiani, bat fid
ais Mltiiflebrerin ~ielbitdnoig aemadt
uno ii6 bereits cine Mn5abl S6iile-
rinnen ermorben. Die i1rrtge Game,
melde offers in Oerti6en @ereinen
ais @ianiitin aufgetreten lit, lit crit
20 Sabre alt uno oie Sodter oes
moblbefannten 8rnumeilters SSreO.
Sralif Der arlington grailerei.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
MSinimnm- Gubn mnO @abIredt.

Sn ieiner eriten Serbitoeriamm-
lung beipra6 Der Montog : aben6-
Club, elmer Ser gr0Bten Clubs in
Ser 9ltn0esballptitaot, Die ginfiibr-
ullg zines Minimallobniases fir
Sraltert, oie @nItelung bonl1nterrod=
9oli3iften, 6as @obIre6t fir Die
8iirger oes 9iitrifts Columbia uno
9 tel1er-Geform Giner Der &eoner
logte, OnB So pro @o9e Der Waini-
malIobn fir Srallen uno M60hen
iein ioIte, oenn nit peniger fonnte
cine anitdnoige Sralt ni6t ausfom-
men.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
ar6eitsmiOer 6esebt @eI6RmOrO.

Mit ben @orten: sd bin oas Or
beiten miioe~, begab ii6 Ser 80 Sabre
alte Sronf g. @arO bon Scr. 1918,
80. StroBe, N.-@., am Samftag
gbeno ouf iein 3immer uno tronf
garboIidure. @r tpitroe etpo 10 Mi-
mutea ipdter bepuBtIos aufgefunoen
uno nod Dem Georgetown uniDerli-
tots : Soipital gebra1t, itorb aber
bereits auf Dem @ege nod oortbin.
Ser Selbitm0roer binterlGBt neben
ieiner @ittpe orei &inoer i'm Sitter
pom neun Monaten bis flint Sabren.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Gis6erse treten friibseitis anf,

9as bDOrogropbii6e 8ureou beg
Wartne=D 90 partements bot ale trans
atlantiiden Compiler : @efeaiHaften
benadri6tigt, BOB iid in Der moro
li6en &otte gisberge frii9er ais ge-
Dobnli9 81 5eigen beginnen. @euBer-
ite @orii9t lit geboteu.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

Gen 0iItrifts : Gommilfdren IL
Elm @eilt6 ulterbreitet morOen, be.
ibrem ud6itiGbrigen @oranihlag Ell
ne gerpiGigung BON $4,000 ein8lt=
i9lieBen fir Die llnterbaltung BON
Gonpentionen in bieliger Staot. 9is=
Der lit Die 6reigebigfeit patriotii6er
9iirger itets in 9(nlpru6 genommen
getpeielb ipenn 6onos fir @onpenti-
prlen mlfGebraht meroen muBten.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
@ntter besebt @eIbftmurS.

Sdwermiitig getporOen our@ BEN
@erluit hires fleinen &inoes, oas Dor
5pei Monaten ftarb, begging Die %
Sabre alte Srail @mma 6. Mc2eao
in ibrer 8obnung, SEQ. t241A, Ebo-
masitraBe, N.-@., Selbftmoro our9
@inatmen BON 2eudtgas. Sbr @otte,
Ser g%ontraftor 1T, lit 01r 8eit BON
@~oibington abmeIen0.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Madcn GnrOpa Siciien.

Die &eiie nod europa MAIDEN nit
ben Rorooellti9en 2lopO 9ampfern
@rin5 S-rieori9@ilbclnl~ Serr 8m.
$. MInrpbp, nit uaaiier @iIbelm q"
Gbos G~briitopbe, Baron uno 8aro-
min 0e @ooe; init Dem nMain" 5rau
SrieOa @oQenpeber unS &ino, nno
Serr mo 6rali @rnlt S9pabeoiiien,
am 30. Sftober iiber Baltimore; nit
Dem George @oibington" 8rin5
Cradles 8ro6onab, am 81. 9ftober
BON Stem Yorf ans.