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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-05
DISORDER IN BRUSSELS.

Brussels, June 4.-One person was
killed today and several were injured
in clash between the Catholics and
Socialists at Koekelberg, during which
the military reserves were called out
The disorders continued despite the eff
forts of police and soldiers in various
Belgian towns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-05
Senator In Serious Condition.

X + y
Washington, D. c., June "A nasal
operation performed Thursday night
on Senator Nixton, of Nevada, was
reported in the Senate today to have
brought him to the verge of death
Blood poisoning is feared and hopes
of his recovery have been practically
abandoned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-05

WANTED:-Two good carpenters.
S. D.. DcVAUGHAN e. son, 209 n.
Royal street. If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-05

tight, Underwood e. Underwood. \. Y.
Jmmer gowns will be of pannier ef.
3rporated in their trousseaus pam
rs. dresses, which, in all probability,
will be the rage at summer resorts.
The above illustration is a pannier Of
black and white check silk and bands
Of black t&ffeta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-06-05
Getting Matters
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AISu JOu q IA3AS AASS.
the girl when she met the young man
at the door.
II believe am little" replied the
young man. "A wagon load OF coal
was wrecked on the track and that de-
layed my car for few minutes. But
I'll 90 home a few minutes earlier to-
night to make up for it. Is that new
gown-and that rose In your hair!
You're certainly dream! have got
to have another kiss. Whom do l
hear in the parlor?"
That's Mr.. and Mrs. Cawsworthy
and a niece of theirs and old Mrs.
Divine. I want you to meet them.
Come in"
Hold on q minute!"
whats the matter?"
1T was a week ago tonight that I
proposed to you and was accepted.
wasn't it?"
"Yes, silly. Why?"
"And the next evening you had
family reunion when called"
"Yes. OF course, wanted you to
meet al NY relatives.
"Of course. And the next night
when called I found bunch OF yonr
old school friends holding down the
furniture. And had to 80 home with
a girl who lived out, as it seemed, a
little way beyond the place where the
sun SETS"
well, I wanted you to meet my old
friends. I don't see"
And the next night the minister OF
YOUR church was here with his fam
lily. explained to him in the course
of the evening that do not drink and
do not gamble and that smoking IS
not really a habit with me, because
can quit any time l feel inclined"
We'll, Of course, you understand,
he, being minister"
THE following night found some
old friends your mothers In the
parlor and"
II don't see why you take that tone.
/ guess"
wait. The next night it was the
members OF a club you used to belong
to when"
We'll, they were all nice young peo-
Pile"
And last night 1t was Mr.. and Mrs.
Caraway and their son, who thinks he
Is q natural born comedian. And to-
night 1t is Mr.. and Mrs. Cawsworthy
and a niece and old Mrs. Divine"
81 think you are perfectly horrid
tonight! What do"
II just wanted to ask you If might
bring father over to see you tomor-
row nlght?"
''Of course you may! I just know
I shall love him"
"And may l bring mother over the
next night?"
why, certainly you may. The idea:
hope"
And my little brother the next
night?"
"Of course, but"
And the members of our glee club
the next pight?"
"Ye-es. I suppose so. But War
they've got to do witt
And few - a'' - 1tS ;'..-
lily th-
re a.
~.al.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

@ruiSect Sia Cemetery. GreO.
Smbof, 8rdiiOent, @m. Martin, Sc
'fretar. @eriommeIt Iid am eriten
8reitog monatli9 BEL S. ". Cries
bauer 433 9te StroBe, g. 90.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
5npPn*

A 0entiGe Sreimanrer 2Osr
XaE Nrminins, $50. 25, S. 81. 81.
sc. Moam SHneioer, Se-
fretdr 3746 N1c &inIep Ctr, gbebp
Gbaie 9. 6. NeridrnmeIt fiH ieoen
/. unO 8. 9ienstos i'm Mottot I'm
neileM Maionic SennpeI.
@iIbeIm Sell 2use go. 5, g. %.
g. Of s. 8erfammeIt Iih ieoen l..
uno 8. Donnerstag i'm Monat in
623, 2ouiiona 9lbenue. Saul gad-
i6miO, Sefret1r, 1O7 5. StraBe,
%. 8.
Columbia 8mnS NU. 81, 9. 8. g.
81. Sobn Meininger, 9efretar, Tic
Gresham NIace, 81. SO. 8erIammeIt
li9 ieoen 2. Mittpo9 i'm Monot in
1927 z. StrnBe.
8Snisin euilr 9unb. o. 8. 9. *. gruu
Martba &upsrtus, prdlbsntin.
8aibingtOn 6aim Nr. /, u. 6. 8.
9. s. Sdubert, 1927 1. Strobe, 81.
8. 8erlammeIt ii9 ieoen 1. uno 8.
@ontag I'M Monat in go. 1877 z.
StroBe.
SentDnia 2Osc 90. 2, .. 8. S.
g. S. SO. Selbie, BrGfioent, 1742,
Z. StraBe, q. 90. s. @umenrei9,
SefretGr, 1900, s. StroBe, sc. SO.
8erIammelt iid ieoen 2. uno a.
Nfontag i'm Monat in 1889 Z. Str,
81. SO.
@ermania 9Dse go. Is. 6. Of g.
@eridmmelt fi9 ieoen 2. uno 4.
Dienstag i'm Hptbian SempeI $50.
1912 8. GtraBe, 81. SO.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

9cutihr ebanseIii@ : IatbrriIds
GOurDrSia Stride, 90. unO 8 Str, g..
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

columbia 8raner : 9tanfeu-un-
teritiikMngsDerein. 5ron5 &Om, Sc
fretdr, 1874 22te Str, %. SO. Ser
lammeIt li1 ieOen 8. Dienstag i'm
Wlonat in SEQ. 1877 Z. StraBe.
Garbier-1lniDn gerlammeIt iid
am 1. uno 3. MiitttDo9 I'M Monat in
go. 922 Benn. ADe.
gader . llnterithtangs . Union.
(9llt). GerlammeIt iit am 1. Conn.
tag i'm Monat in SEQ. 827 7. Ctr,
morgens UNI II lbr.
@Gfer . l1utcritiitnngs Gercin
0D. 1. (Sung). @eriammeIt iih ie.
ben 2. Sonntog i'm Monot UNI II
ubr moreens in SEQ. 827 z. ctr.
NrbeiterfranfenfaHe. gerfnmmeIt
Ii9 ieoen 2. Dienstag uno am lesten
6omstag i'm Monot obenOs in $50.
1927 z. StraBe.
GOncOrSia @ereiu BON (8laOens-
burg MnrglanO.
8rnm : Mrbeiter : Union $50. 118.
8erinmmelt iid am lebten Sonnta9
i'm Monot in Goiteno's Sale, 6. unO
8 StraBe. q. SO, Ism. Seamutb,
5etret1r, 918 4. StroBe, 81. 6.
9entIder 1tnterItitnngsbnnO.
0iItrift $50. 40. Setret1r 8m. Sdn.
remann, 1916 Mnrion StruBe, q.
SO. @erl1mmeIt ii9 ieoen A. Witt-
mod i'm NOnat in 1927 z. StraBe.
9entIder llnterfitMnssbmnO, 81.
ffttrift 100. Mi1oel Diets, Sefretdr.
629 81 GtroBe, %. 6. 8erfnmmelt
fid ieoen 4. Donnerstog i'm Wonat
in 1877 Z. StraBe.
9entIder interchangeable. 9i-
Itrift SO. 40. SefretGr Sobn Wtei-
ninger, 716 Gresham 8loce, 81. SO.
8eriammelt ii9 am /. Wfittpod ie-
Den Mouats in $50. 1927 Z. StraBe.
0entid . Gmerifanifder : Inter.
itiitnngs I. @erein. Sobn Dies, Se-
fret1r, 1888 g. Capitol StraBe. Ser.
iammeIt fi9 ieoen 2. 9ienstag i'm
Mtonat in $50. 1877 Z. 5traBe.
@ermamia Stub. 9egeImdBige
3uiammenfunft Greitags AbenOs tn
She 9oiefom $50. 1923 S ctr, g.
SO. Sefret1r 6. bon grmert, $40.
1920 Ringman BIace.
2crafa gunO. DiIt. Of. Col, S.
u. S1iirger, SefretGr, gongreb
Seigbts, 9. s. @eriammeIt Iid ie.
ben 2. Donnerstoe i'm Wonat in $50.
1877 Z. StraBe.
Dnfel 8r6fg @ersnasntgs . |er-
Elm. SEQ. Moir, SefretGr, 1881 lite
StruBe, q. SO. 8eriammeIt fi1 ie-
ben 3. Sonntag i'm Wtonat i'm Sol
ben eagle SoteI, Nep Seriep 9lbe-
ME un0 9 StraBe.
Dnta grdTs DamtmSreim. 8rau 6enrp
@raue. prdfbsnttn. geIammeIt f& am T.
MtthpO6 TN WOnat i'm pauls zines Der Dit
sIirber.
@aibinstOn Sid JReIief. grGTioent
s. Gnmenrei9. 9erIommelt ii9 am
1. uno 8. Montog i'm MOnot in SEQ.
1927, Z. StroBe, 81. SO.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
90 @aann mit benz ar6kten 9ersea.

N9GS - s"k~ ~S O~CB~ R~~Q~
SIN 9ombsgefGngnis IN Netp Oorf
1T Dor turSem elm Wann geStorben,
Der cine wiienihdftIihe Wertuiir-
Oiafeit 0nr1teIte. Die Obouftion Der
9ei4e bat n1mlid ergeben, Ook Ct
OoS groBte &er5 befeIien bat, oos ie-
mails bon aer5ten IN einem Men'
Ihen feItgefteIt tucr0en lit. Der Cpl
rthioTenbGn6Ier B1inbrioae g. Staf.
for6 uar BON elmer Girmo in Bdlti-
more bes MeineiOs ongetloet NOR
Oen uno in Der l1nteriuhungsbdft
~aeTtorben. Dd Ser StoatgnniuoIt an.
nobm, 6oB er Gift eenommen babe,
70 IieB er Die 9eife ob0u5ieren, nm
bic GOoesMrfahe feI3uitenen.
sGs fte[lte fid MN bernlts, ooB Der
@efnneene elm Ser5 nit fih berum.
trua, oas bier Hfun0 uno 5mei I'M
Gen tpog. Dos &erd zines getpobnli.
den Menlhen tpiegt nur IL big "A
llnsen. 3ie 9b0uftton nobnen Yrof.
Or. &. 8. 2arfin bon Der Columbia.
11niberTit1t uno Or. O'9onlon Dor.
WeiOe Aer5te beItdtieten, OnB Der @es
Fongene oos gr0Bte Ser8 bate, OnS
man big ieet BEL einem Wenl9en ge-
fun0en bat. Gs ion besbnIb ouh i'm
notwithstanding OesRo1egiums
fir Mer3te uno Bunodr3te einen
WIob fin0en. Gigenorttee griheinun-
gen bdtten fiH i'm Organisms beg
Hetreffeu6S infolge Der @r0Be beg
Ser8es Aefdllsgebiloet. go tpur6e
u. a. fslteeiteIH, ooB Der linfe Gum
aenfllg4 0eg Wsnnnes olrr@ Ons
eroBe &er b6nia auiommengeOriidt
NOR. as6 donltige gerdnOerungen
Der inneren Srgane mur0en ourd
Ben weftno fqitgeiteIIt.
gigendrtig lit babel Ser l1mTtono,
OoB nof grfunoiaungen Der Mer8te
Der Befreffen0e niemoIs iiber BE-
ihtrerOen geffoqt bat. Mon nimmi
on, 6db 6ns groke Ser8 aud Die 20.
1esuriohe oes Monnes NOR. oo eine
gergiftnne ODER cine nnoere CODES.
nrfn&e ni6t feiteeIteIt DerOsu
tDu1te.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

Gpamgelii6 . lntberiide 0reieiuis'
Feits ! Stride. A. uno 6 Str, %. %.
HoItOr &eD. Seno1 SdrOeOer.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
BtrtJPn.

9entIds rSmil@ fatbOIii@s ct.
Warieu STRIDE, Gde Der 5. Ctr, 5tDi-
iden 8 uno s Str, q. %. S. q.
Rotb, 8forrer, 81. s. Mibm Ali-
liant. @ottesoienite: 6onntags,
sSriibmeIie, 7.3O llbr nno 9.15 ubr,
Sodamf INN 1890 ubr, Goufe um 8
llbr uno gefper INN 7.30 ubr.
81. SoIrpbs giebssbunO. gsrlnmmelt I'D
iseen 2 DtenRda TN MCnat In Ger 0eretnss
babe. 3. unb B CTR. 81 'D. Cdr. t8aEI
@peti Re. 9. 81. 9.
81 Bcnifacius arnnfen nntsrhieungs
8ereiA. Berldmmslt f& itbsn 2. Wittro6
i'm Nonat in Ubistr @ieis. 9eiepb EabattB,
1925 ". 3. Use. ". D.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
Ctfarria.llnaarns @ebrEraft.

gus @ien piro gddrieben:
Bun giererousitub Der ungori-
Ihen Delegation perbreitete iih beutt
Der neue Rriegsminiiter bon Muffen.
berg itber Ole gegenrpdrtiee Situation
Der Nrmee nod ibrer materieuen unb
psrioneuen 8erfaiune. Der Wliniiter
nonote IT'D gegen ben tief eineerpur-
DateH Srrtum, Der BON allen itoots-
erbalten6en @ementen nuf Oo8 tr1f-
ttgite betnnpft tper0en Ioute, 0uB ale
Wetttel, Die man Dem &eere 5utpenoe,
Dpfer ieieH, uno tpies an Der 9ono
Der @eiHidte mad, es iei nod ME
D%or8etommeH, Dab Elm Stoot infoIge
ueberanItrengung 0urh Wilit1raus-
gnben auiamnensebroden let, I'm
@egented ieien ~pieoerboIt StooteH
an ben STAND oes geuoerbens ae-
brodt Doroen, peIde ibre armeen
nibt eeniigeno ousgeItoltet botten.
Der Winilter bob berpor, 0oB iuIt
0erienige Stoot. Der tmmer ole oIler.
groBten, oft gang unberbGItnismGBie
grobe auftpenoungen fir feline
Rriegsmoht mohte. einen Itetigen
rnpi6en poIifiihen un0 ruirti6oftlt
den glIii1tpung Biz CUR @eItmadi
gencmr1en babe, ndmIiH 8reuBen.
DeutihIono. Ser DtiniTter betonte
Ferner, ooB Die 300 UeiGionen, mel
DE bic Qnnerionsfriie eefoitet bat
bermieOen moroen fp1ren menn man
IN ben Sobren oorber Die 4rmee in
ben entipre6enDen 3uitonO periest
bate. SHE m1ren mir BON allen Sci.
ten bouig umiteIt getpeien, erfldrte
Der Miniiter, fpenn nift ale @elt
eegloubt bate uno bGtte gIouben
miiien, ooB mir uns I'm 8uitan0e
milit1rifber OeSoreaniiation befGn.
ben. Cine Heibe giinitiger 3nf1ne,
Dobliberlegte oiplomotii9e Sub
rung unO groB5igig bstpirfte Rriegs.
norbereitung baben i'm 2aufe zines
eir5tgen 8inters uniere Situation
gebeIiert, uno Der treue ltorfe 6reunO
In iHimmern0er 8ebr brodte uns
iene Riidenoedung, Der mir in lie.
mem Womente gerpiB ni9t b1tten
entroten fonnen. @epiB mir IinO
frieOlteberto bis in Die &no1en. 8tr
Oiirfen dber nibt pergeIien, Dab
mir Der 5entralit geIeeene Stnot gu.
rOpos Iinb. @enn mir aud gang ge.
nib ME etpas BON ben anOeren ba.
ben polen nod molen merOen, 10
t0nnte Oo6 Der SOU porfomnen, oab
bic nnDeren BON uns et1pas moQen,
Nos mir :bnen niht gut geben t0nH.
ten. 0esbolb miilien mir be0oht Iein,
Die Berfufiung oes Seeres in iegIiHer
Mihtun9 gu beliern. Die perioneqeu
Nerb6ItHiIIe Iino nod melt ungIniti
ger als Die moterielen. Dos lit elm.
fad cine Miiere. Inns IebIen geger-
tuGrtig sur 5iinung unIerer ObneOies
70 IGApahen &aOers mebr nls 10000
Mdnn. So ihledt mnr es nod ME.
@s pGre gang uno gar unm6gliG,
6ieien 3uftano nod Idnser nufreht-
ouerbaIten. 0afiir t0nnte niemanO
LANCER Die gerantuortung trngen.
Die nunmebr unterbreitete @ebrge.
IesbOrIoge lit auf mO6erner @runO.
Eoge oufgeballt uno be0eutet cine roe.
IentIihe Berbelferung oes 8uItanoes
Ser Mrmee. Ser Wini1ter embfu6t
IGIteBliG Die balbise WerdbfbieOune
ber @ebrgeesporloge. Der ariegs-
miniTter i9loB, elm ungarifhes
Gbrthtport Iantet: Riibre ben Ma-
Oioren nitt anl gs Iiege an Der 9e-
legation, 0ieien Sprud uir @nhr.
beit tDer0en 5n ldIien. Denh gegen.
ndrtig - Ser Winifter miiiie bies
ebrIi1 iogen = m6re es nidt I'M
m6oIi&, Ben Mooioren nn5uriibren.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
geians-gereins.

@nIbingtOn G6ngerbnnO. $40. 3t4
6 6traBe, g. SO. Gilbert 2epper,
Yr6iioent, 81. grouner, SefretGr, 3t4
6 StrnBe, q. SO. Seinrih Sammer,
Dirisent. 9eriammeIt iid ieOen
Dienstog our SingitunOe.
DOmenpsreim Grau 8. g gartbsL yrdl.
8srlammluns jeOen 1 unO 3. s eitis bes
MOnats, Nbenbs 8 ubr, in Cbigsm 9OfaIs.
GriOn @eIdngbereim, 1905, 6
l5traBe, 50. SO. aug. S9miOt, Trd-
iioent. gapt. Gbos. 8. Sdmcelpr,
5efretGr, 1929 S StrdBe, g. SO.
RarI Sober, 9irigent. 0ireftoren-
~periammlung am 1. Sonntag nod
Dem /. Mittpo1 i'm Monot. Sing-
itunoe ieOen Mittmp1. @enerolper-
iammlung am 1. Sonntog i'm Mdr3
uno Geptember.
MriUu Dameuverein. Srau 3. RrumpEe,
VraTbentin. 8erlammluns am 2, Mittpch
mpnatliG absnbs in Obiesm Sctale.
germania MGnner ) GbUr, 922
genn. Nbe. 8rGi. Sobn Geiff. Sefr.
2eonaro @eDer, AIT i. Str, g. 6.
emil S. Gbriftiani Director. Ger
iammeIt iid ieoen /. 5onntag i'm
Monot our Notwithstanding uno
ieoen Sonntag uno 9onnerstag our
Singitunoe in 922 Yenn. Mbe.
DamenUsrsin. Gr0u SuIia guBler, yrGE
gerlammtlt id iebsn erfsns 9Cnntas i'm
Wpnat I'M Cbtgen 0Cfdle,
GanOsmannidaftIide mnO nnterfiit'
nngs . @ereine.
@aibinstOn G~ritliberein, CHARLES
Sol Getret1r, 8or $50. 2204,
Station g; 8ereinsIofoI @rionbane,
1905 6 StraBe, q. SO. Neriomnl.
lung eriten D%onnerstag i'm Monnt.
8r1I. Ben. s.. &idenbo1er, &enois
BUILDING, II uno 6 StrnBe, 81. 50.
gtnuFa@srin Vsrein. Grau Anna Sptss,
vrGf6tnttn. UerlammeIt T& baleIbl.
edneiser @ubItGtigfeitsberein.
grGi. SuIius ggIoff, 118 EenneHe-
9lbe., @. g. 8. &. S1tpegIer, Sefre-
tar, 1929 S Ctr, 81. g.
|ereim 4a0en, alois Geinbart, Sc
fret1r, 113 9 6troBe, g. So, ber-
Iommelt Ii9 ieoen 1. 9ienstog I'm
Monot in S27 7. StrnBe.
@erein Bayern, goIumbin Seftion
Scr. l.. @olfgang &udo1idel, Br6i.
5ronf @iegano, 8ide-Br1i. Mi9eI
SoI3beierlein, G1nsmeiiter. Ebeo q.
2edert, Sefretdr, 1910 Sla. Nne.,
q. 6. 8~eriommlitng ieoen 1. Conn
tag I'm Monot 8 llbr nodmittogs in
922 ga. Abe.
SeKenbarmItGSter l1mteriitnngs-
Vsrein, Sobn Meininger, SetretGr,
716 Gresham Blace, &c. SO. Ser
iammeIt iih ieoen 3. Mttttpod I'M
Monat in 922 ga. Nnenue.
S6nabiIder aranfem ; ~ltntertiit.
3nngsberein, Mi6oeI 0ies, SefretGr,
629 s StroBe. q. .. @eriammelt
li6 ieOen 1. 9ienstag i'm Monat in
1877 Z. 5troBe.
~
SlattOitiAer @ereen. Ism. Stir
mann, SefretGr. Dobnboft in Soco-
ma Bart, neriommeIt Iid ieoen 2.
9cnnerstne i'm Monot in 1927 Z.
'StroBe.
Sobn
@ies. Sefret1r, 1888 g. Capitol
StraBe. BeriammeIt fid ieoen /.
@ienstag i'm Monot in go. 922
penn. Ibe.
Surge Netger : ltnterItiitunasber-
Elm. IeriommeIt ii9 am 3ten 0iens.
tag i'm NOnat in $50. 922 Nenn. @be.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
Rirohea-. 4ereins~ ind hogea~ Ralender.

Bic sepn gutoq uni sdubp mo gbdn ms faB pom Acknowledgement ionic pom gmgdn
qn in iwnR rfnm p in Hn gGeren gentt gu gbgLm o Fb mir hs brdt fHea an gg
nrS hue atauebmen
Rms fir lie SntrHu Der auh $3.50 per SBr
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17

Ocutt1e teDan8etItW IAtyetVlue
GoucUrSia Stride, 90. un0 g Str, ".
@.
8altor: NeD. SAUL u. Wtenoel.
6Uhutaas, DrntlHer @Ottreoienf nm II nbT
mOrarns, tnelildsr WOrsmsOtiesSisntf an tsbrni
4. Sunnias hes Npnats.
@etisperIammIune Ots GnbsaDOr VsTttHs
um 6.3e ubr.
GnsIilbt MISUNDERSTANDING uu1 1.5U Mpr
irenn tr1onpers angesttat
Rir btnratbiBunG am erten Weittpph bes
Nenais, abtn0s 8 ubr.
MISUNDERSTANDING am esfsn MittwO% StS
RDnafs nahmlttaas 2 ubr.
Dir 5Onntaes 9ulsbrsr baben ibrs mcnat
lids Notwithstanding an sr' itsR Diens'
tad bes WOndts, absnbs 7.3O ubJ unb ibre
pSdendi&s Bsrbsrritunesfunes Dcnnsrstae
MbenD Z 30 ubr.
BerlammIuns bts NifiOnsSereius II am 3.
DOnMsrstas bee MOnats nm 2 ubr na&mittass.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
Qentider @aiienhaagberein, @rd.

9entider @aiisubausbersiH, @rd-
liOeut S. S. Sdneioer, 8m. S. Miep-
ers, Sefret1r, 1919 SrOing Str, g.
50, Direftoren- un0 9eleeaten-9er.
lammlung am @. 0onnerstag ieoeu
Nonnts i'm SGugerbunO.
6rausn, 6RIfsperein Grau &. 8. 8artbsl.
prdI. gnlammslt f@ mOnatIi6 am 2. DON
nerhag I'M @dnserbunbbsim
Grausn-N 6bovrtin. Grau &. 9STlsr. prGl.
gsrammsIt Fd mUnatItd ssmdB NOt3.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-17
gPretnP.

OeMtIder GentraIberein. 9rGiioent
Rurt goIdner; /. |ioe-@rGi. Mar-
tin @iegono; 2. @iae-Brdi. 80. &rd-
oGi9eI; 8. @ise-Br1i. 9orl @eoIf;
4. 8i0e : 8r6li0ent George Mair;
81 @t5e : 8rGfiOent 9tueuit ShmiOt;
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the depositor's credit while he, Shell
ton, tested the territory. If these
lands proved o~il'producing, as be
thought they would, Their his stock
holders would make enormous profits.
II they proved worthless, no man
would lose a cent. the company would
be dissolved, the certificates can
celled and every stakeholder per
mitted to withdraw his deposit. Then
he spoke thus poiDtedly:
your banks good, isn't It? You
will pay the peoples money back to
them, won't you? can't rob them,
n l suppose you won't
The president Of the Driller's Bank
determined to lay the matter before
his directors. In the meantime. q tide
Of small deposits began to arrive.
When the directors met on the second
Tuesday Of the month. there were a
hundred thousand dollars in these de-
posts, increasing with every mail.
The bank needed the money. 1t was
loaded with Industrial securities. The
directors hesitated, and finally con-
tinued the matter until the next meet
ing. The tide swelled into a flood, the
matter never came up again before
the board, and Captain Shelton Sc.
cured not one million. as he had prom
Used, but In all nearly w million dol
lars in deposits.
The entrance OF the two bank direc-
tors from Massachusetts followed a
little later on. Shelton had sen his
literature broadly scattered into New
England. reaching for persons there
with small annuities and little savings
In banks. His plan touched the very
king-bolt in the nature Of these peo-
pie, a possibility of wealth without
risk. The income from their deposits
in savings banks was slight. This
speculation involved only the trans
fer of deposits to a different bank with
a try at an ell dorado for a rider. Hav.
ing determined that the Driller's Bank
of Pittsburg was solvent. deposits
went flooding westward. So great
we're the Withdrawals that two direc-
tors OF one of these banks in Massa.
chusetts, at the suggestion Of the de.
positors, went to P%ittsburg to look
into the matter.
Captain Shelton was advised. He
met these gentlemen at the Pennsyl-
vania station, entertained them at the
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-10-11

Captain Shelton was greatly e
sured: but a doubt remained.
"If come, they won't SELL" he said.
That's the very trouble I'm trying to
get around"
Il will get around that" replied
Randolph Mason.
Then" said Captain Shelton, you
will have to pretend to represent some
one else, and leave me to my lawyer"
Your foresight Is amazing" replied
! Mason. 81 shall leave you entirely to
your lawyer. l shall pretend to rep
resent, let us say, the stockholders OF
the Union Consolidated Oil Company"
Good" cried the captain, that lie
will do the work."
Randolph Mason arose, and waited
for his visitor to depart.
II think" he remarked, that 1t will
do the work ~excellently."
The men who met In Randolph Ma
sons private Office were of most in.
congruous types. My visual memory
of this conference remains clear-cut,
like the climax Of some drama: there
was the notary. a tired old man, look.
ing on u%nconcerned from a chair by
the door; Captain Shelton, his under
lip painfully frightened. seated On m
side of the library table with his at
torney at his elbow. This attorney
merits a word Of comment; he was
the ablest practitioner of his class in
New York, a class abandoned wholly
to intrigue. schooled smatteringly in
the law through attendance and ex-
p%erience at trials, but past masters OF
trickery; he was a little, rotund
bald, with a fringe Of hair running
from the top Of one a around 10
the other; a face as expressionless as
wood; eyes steady as though set In by
an optlcian. The mans hands alone
betrayed his thoughts-they were as
nimble as the fore paws of a mink.
Opposite were the two New England
ers, an uncle and his nephew-the ell
der, tall. grave. somber; the younger,
a youth. powerfully built, his face
fresh with health. his hands suggest
dolph Mason, walking up and down
by the bookcases.
Mason introduced the matter with
this remarkable statement to the men
from Massachusetts: He represented
certain of the stockholders of the
Union Consolidated Oil Company, act
ing for the benefit of all. The stock
holders Of that company had lost in
interest on their deposits, through
Captain Roger Shelton. some eighty
thousand dollars. This money Cap
tain Shelton was now ready to return.
He wished to do SO through these d.
rectors. leaving them to distribute II
In detail to the stockholders. How
ever. in the name Of this restitution.