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The Washington times., 1912-05-02
Mis- Amaryllis Gillett
Hostess at Luncheon

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Miss Amaryllls Gillett was hostess al
an informal luncheon today at her resi-
dence In r street In honor of Mrs
James r. Mann, wife Of Congressman
Mann OF Illinois.
Mrs. Preston Gibson entertained a
small party informally at luncheon to-
day before the Horse Show.
Congressman Martin w. Littleton of
New York, and Mrs. Littleton, will en-
tertain at dinner Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lamar Hostess
at Afternoon Tea.
Mrs. Lamar, wife of Mr. Justice
Lamar, will be hostess at a large tea
this afternoon from I until 6 o'clock, at
her residence in New Hampshire ave.
nue, In honor of the delegates to the
biennial meeting, of the Council Of Co.
lonial Danes OF America. .I..i
: Mrs. George w. Brown entertained
the delegates from South Carolina at a
buffet luncheon today at her residence
in Connecticut avenue.
This evening the Washington Club OF
Colonial Danes will hold a large reccp-
ton at Rauscher's In honor Of the Wis
iting members.
Colonial DANES
to Visit White House.
The Colonial Danes, now in session
at their annual conference. In Wash
ington, will be received by Mrs. Taft
at the White House tomorrow after
noon at 3:l5 o'clock. The original
arrangement was for Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. e. b. Townsend, of 1914 Colum-
bia road, has loaned her home for a
card party under the auspices of the
Lucy Hclcombe Chapter, d. A. r,
Friday, May 3, at o'clock, in the
afternoon. and s o'clock in the even
ing;
Townsend and Mrs. James b. Dalg-
leish.
The Speaker of the House OF Rep
resentatives and Mrs. Champ Clark
were the guests in honor Of whom
Congressman and Mrs. Martin w. Lit
tleton, of New York; entertained in
formally at dinner last evening at
Calumet place.
Silver Musical Tea ~.
In Shoreham Ballroom.
A silver musical tea will be given in
the ballroom of the Shoreham tomor.
row afternoon from 4 until g. o'clock
by the ladies of the District branch OF
the International Sunshine Society.
Mrs. Ella s. Knight president of the
society. will receive the guests assisted
by Mrs. Champ Clark, wife of the
Speaker of the House of Representa-.
tves: Mrs. William Alden Smith, wife
OF Senator Smith of Michigan: Mrs. Lee
s. Overman. wife of Senator Overman
of North Carolina; Mrs. William A
Cullop. wife Of Congressman Cullop OF
Indiana Mrs. Cuno Rudolph. wife OF
Commissioner Rudolph; Mrs. Henry n
Couden. wife OF the chaplain Of the
House OF Representatives: Mrs. Mary
S. Lockwood, Mrs, William E. Andrews
Mrs. Richard Sylvester, Mrs. Emma
Shelton and Mrs Matthew T. Scott. =.
=
Among the boxholders for the benefit
performance to be given tomorrow
evening at the Belasco Theater fort the
benefit of the Working Boys Home
are Mrs George II. Chase. Mrs. Victor
Cush man. Mfs, Cnristian Hemmick
Mrs. Theodore Noyes, and Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman. Others who have taker
seats are Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee
Mrs. Henry, Cleveland Perkins, Mrs
Gilbert Grosvenor, Mrs. Crosby, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Fortescue.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-03-13
Double Tragedy At Conrad.

CONRAD, March 6.-The most ap-
palling tragedy that has ever been
enacted in this city occurred at an early
hour yesterday morning when Harvey
Sissler, q we'll known resident of this
place for q number OF years, shot and
perhaps fatally wounded his wife. and
then turned the weapon upon himself,
sending q bullet through his heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sissler had been hav-
ing family troubles for some time and
q short time ago Mrs. Sissler started
divorce proceedings charging nom
support and cruelty as grounds OF
action. However, through the efforts
of friends and relatives q reconcile.
ton was effected and it was thought
the whole matter had been amicably
settled. In the past few dsys how.
ever, the old troubles seemed to have
come to the surface again, resulting In
the tragedy yesterday morning.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-03-13
Bryan Visits Montana

BUTTE, March 5.-William J Bryan
arrived 10 this city shortly after noon
today from Spokone and left at 2:4O
O'Clock for Helena, accompanied by
Gov. E. L. Norris, and others. This
afternoon Mr.. Bryan delivered a
speech at the auditorium in which be
spoke OF the prospects OF the demo,
cratic party in the approaching cam
paign. He referred to the internal
dissensions in the republican party
and said they would mean the success
of the democrats at the polls this fall.
Mr.. Bryan repeated that he was
not a candida for the nomin alton
from his party, and again expressed
the opinion that there we're others
better suited to make the race.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-03-13
Teachers Short On Clothing,

BUTTE, Marh 5.-Short skirts and
low necked waists are out of place Ia
the school room, when worn by the
members of the teaching force. and
were referred to as "4wearing apparel
abbreviated at both ends which must
be worm Ut more in Butte schools ~
said Superintendent Downer at a gen.
eral monthly meeting of the teachers.
The superintend ant did not attempt
to state what q teacher should or
should not wear, but his edict, brief
though it was, fell like a bombshell
into the ranks of the teaching force.
AS to the exact meaning of q low.
necked waist, the teachers claim that
the superintendent did not mean q
waist without q collar, but say-well
perhaps, q waist or q shirtwaist
"turned in" at the neck sufficiently
to warrant the fear among the child
rem that ''teacher might catch cold.'
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-03-13
Washington News Notes.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The post
Office department has designated Glas'
gov as q postal savings depository
effective April l.
The senate judiciary committee to-
day authorized q favorabler eportupou
the nomin alton of George M. Bourquiu
as federal Judge for Montana. Sena'
tor Dixon has not opposed Judge
B%ourquin's confirmation
Senator Dixon today offered amend.
ments to the Indian appropriation
bill, proposing the following appro'
priations: Irrigating Blackfeet lands,
s150, 600; irrigating Flathead lands,
$3.50, 900; irrigating Fort Peck lsnds,
s75, O00; buildings for Flathead
agency, $4,000, and compensation &c
Clerk Lewis of the Flathead school,
on account Of injuries received while
in the performance of duty.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-03-13
Newman For Congress.

Among those mentioned by the Butte
Miner as possible democratic nomin.
ees for congressional honors is Louis
Newman, of Great Falls, ex-mayor of
Ravre, and generally known over
northern Montana as a booster for
the state. The following appeared in
Tuesdays issue of that paper:
Hon. L. Newman, former mayor OF
Havre, but now a resident of Great
Falls, arrived in Butte last night.
MIR. Newman for some time past has
been prominently mentioned by the
northern Montana democrats as q
candid ate for congress. When asked
about his candidacy last night, he
modestly said he had not entered the
congressional race, although he was
not uua ppreciative of the good will
shown by some of his friends in men.
tioning him In this connection"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-03-13

announce the marriage of Miss Jessie
Hadley, formerly OF this city, and
Phillip Armstrong, OF Standpoint.
The wedding took place March 3.
Virgil Morrison of Mexico, Mo.
was among the arrivals from the cas-,
today. Mr.. Morrison IL q brother to
Price and Roy Morrison of the River
Press force, and Intends to locate ia
this vicinity.
The receipts Of gold a. the Helena
assay Office during February were
about 1927, COO = an amount smaller
tLan the monthly average. Chouteau
county mines contributed s23, $50 worth
of gold to the February receipts.
The several families in the old Price
residence spent a pleasant time Mon
day evening 10 the form of q picnic
dinner. A long table was p~rettily
decorated 10 green and white at which
all did Justice to the elaborate three
course dinner served by the ladies.
Amid toasts and laughter the hours
soon passed, to be long remembered
by all present.
A call has been issued for q meet
Ing OF the republican state central
committee at helena March %. At
this meeting it will be dscided when
and where the state delegate conven.
ton will be held and how many dele.
gat,s each county will be entitled TO.
II is expected that the Chouteau
county delegation will be apportioned
between the two new counties and the
parent county.
Great Falls Tribune: In the matter
OF the estate of George w. Parker,
deceased, an order was yesterd a.
signed by Judge Ewing appointing
James G.. THAN, of Highwood, 81
commissioner to make the partition O,
the real estate and to set of ano
segregate the same in severalty q
follows: To Ida E. Parker, widow,
and Norman and Ernest Parker, sons
10 equivalent one-third interest each
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-03-13

Blank forms for making annual re.
ports of corporations on sale ct the
River Press Office.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-03-13

From Fridays Daily
J. A. Smith, of Havre, is among the
visitors in the city today.
w. K. HARDER left this morning for
Havre, on q business trip.
The Missouri river at this place,
which has been clear of. ice the past
month, was again blocked this after
noon.
The Fort Benton basketball team
defeated the Chinook team at Boze-
man in the state tournament being held
there. Score % to 26.
Col. j.. n. Rice and family, who
went to California last fall and have
been wintering in the vicinity of Los
Angeles, returned home this morning.
Geo. Goebel, of the Montana Alb
stract company, who has been on q
visit with relative in St. Paul, MINI. ,
for some time past, returned home
this morning.
Harry Morrison, q farmer residing
q few miles north of Fort Benton, end
Miss Bertha Brewer, Of this city, were
married in Great Falls Wednesday
Justice Stafford, officiating.
Advices from Standpoint, Idaho.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-10
9eutiebes Sbeater.
yGin S5erbitmnnDDer", bic rcisenbe
Eperetten=NupttGt, erDffnct Den
Heigen Der SpercttcnabeuSe,

Gtc 6errli1e Cperette Gin 6erbit.
mQn0ucr", Oie III Teutihlan0, no
inmer iie aufgefiibrt mltroe, polle
6Guier ge5ogeu bat, miro am rad).
item Sonntag am bieiiqcn Cbeatec
oie GpercttcnabenOc eroffneu mo III
2lncrifa ihre erite 2Iufiiibrlmg crle-
ben. Cbne 3mcifel miro iic aud bel
Sem bieiiQeu Cbeatcrpublifum gro'
Ben @efallcn iinocn; perieBt tic lm5
0oh 5uriid in oas Iuitigc 0iiIltar.
leben nit oueu icinen GbiConen gang
beion6crs IN Den CffI5ier5freiien.
Sic lit reid Quaacltuttet nit rei5cn.
oen BeidnQcn uno G0n5cu. 5crrIid)e
ipru0cluoe Nhtiif nit prod)tigen gin-
ladeu fijr Oen Ghor. Den alun3enoeu
9}roben nad) 81 iGIieBcn miro Oieic
&priteuung cine Ser groBartIgItcu
lnO iciheitcn lrcr0en, Die ic III Giu-
cinnati QcQcbeu purNe.
I'm quite SiBe gu erbaTten, iebe man
Iid BEL 53eiteu nah oenTelben I'm. Die
TeIben iino gu erbaIten in 0ttp 8aB'5
gppthete, @ine uno QibertD Strabe;
|. 8. 9. 56eobalo's 9uhbanbIung, Ro.
9 @eit y. StraBe, unb an Der &aiIs
oes 8ranb Opera 0puie.
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1re1eS Nduber ftiidben.
@afer an Der llnineriita Ipenue
iiberialleu uno beraubt.

Gin auireeenbes @beuteuer hatte
geltern Worgen Der gdder rSobu
Steiner, DER in Der gdderei bon
ssobn Sortlanb, go. "a Git llnioer.
iitp slnen,e. beifaitigt lit. Steiner
mar seltern Wtorgen aegen elm ltbs
in Der i'm finteren Sbeil oes 8ehGu-
bes geIeeenen gafihbe beihaftigt,
ulS ploslid) in bem Raum 5ipei nitt
geraoe pertrauencriuedenbe gurlhen
auftau6ten lnlb 9roohen faufen
moIlten. "a ieood, nod feline gr6b.
den fertia iuareu, mubten lie ,inoer-
ridteter 9inge ipieber ab5iebn.
Gtiua cine Stuuoe ipater jtatteteu
Die 9mrihen Ser 9aflnlbe einen
sipeiten VeiiId, ah ilno 3tpar batter
tic iib bieiesmal burh Shpdrser
ihrer 8ciidter unfenntiih senaht
Sic perlauaten BON Steiner 8elo
uno ais er bieletn 8erlangen nidi
gutIDillia entiprefen ipoilte, idlugeu
lie ibn furser Sano nieber nnb nab.
men ibm feline aeiammte ganritaii
i'm 9etrage bon 30 Gents ab, iporaul
lie ole sSluht ergriffen. Steiner mel.
bette Der Eoli5ei iein s(benteuer imS
aab eine 3ien!id, quite EerionaI.
beIhreibund Der Huuber.
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9us porsigli6er Reiter erfples 1ta
tpdbrenb 6es Grer3ie~ens Der 3romz
peten Der bsrittensn Nbtbeilung, a.
9dusrlein, Der uls Wtsloerettsr rur
9oliaei6ef GopsIan fungirte. Als sr,
um einen gefebl gu iiberbrtngen, qIer
iib.r ben glaB iprengte, perlor let1
gfsro elm 6ufetien. sdusrletn pot.
tets bic ibm iibertragens Dteloun8 aO
un1 galoppirte Damn gu bem plaB gu
rid mo bas Sufeiien lag uno poo
buIelbe unter Itirmiitsm Subel oss
gublitums auf, pbue ab3uiIBen;
Sin berittsner gOli8iit moate ols
Sdlubpuraoe bur6 bic Staot nur
sum Sbeil nit, Gs NOR oteIes per
mann goot, Der Elm iehr junges uno
feurioes pferb reitet. Der Saul, Der
duGsnf6einlih genug Don Der poraos
i'm Bart bate, gina, als Der ,3u8 ltr
an Der Finolap StruBe sntlung bss
peote, etnfu4 our6 uno Goot ralt'
mefrere 6Guiergepierte nett nit Dem
9urhbrsnner, e6e es Inn gelong, Die
Spnt-pQe iber bas in ShpetB gebae
bete pferb nieber gu erIangen.
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unterdmbert
ST ber stanbpnnft Der Sta6tper'
,paItnng besiislid bes Werfanfs
bpn Spiritupien am Suuntag.

Observation-Disclosures Cab bot ge-
itern ihriitlib i'm gamen Der Staots
perrpoltung erfl1rt, oaB Die itdoti-
then geboroen benz @erfalif BON
Gpiritnoien on Sonntapen mad nie
Dor nihtS in oen Meg legen peroen.
Zen betrefienben griei idrieb Serr
Guib als slnttport auf elm Shretber,
oas linn bon einer bieitgen Mpotbe'
ferfirma 5iigegaitgen mar.
Iie betreffenoe 5irnla, Die AUDI
nit Spirituoien Sanoel treibt, bate
anaeiihts ser IN ben leeten Tagen
ipegcn llebertretllng bes Scnntags.
aeieseS ollrd) allerbano aouitabula.
riniie erfoIgten 8erbaftltngen lid al,
.0errn Gnib geluanot, INN BON oieIem
an erfabren, oh pielleid)t Die ltdoti-
if]en geboroen ihren Stanopunfi
heSiiaIid, bes SonntagsgeleBes ge1n-
Drt babeu ssn ieinem glutiportif)rei-
Zen bemerft Serr Goib, baB oer
Stanbpunft Der itdbtiihen geborbeit
gellau oerielbe lei iuie biSber. eIie
@erbaftunoen," beiBt es IN bem
Vriefe ipeiter. ,lperoen nid)t ourb
Die Stnbtperipoltllng porgenomineit,
ion6ern gehcn bon nnberer Seite aus
lino Die betreffenoen Sale iino por ei-
i1enlSriebensrihtpr anbGngig genlad)t
ipor6en. 9ie itdotiihen 0eborben
tuiiien iiber bieie Gerfolgungen audi
ipeiter nihts ols mas IN ben 3eitun-
gen peroifentIiht tpiro."
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Sic gpmpbpniefpnserte.
9ie 9lltiitin Sulia Gnlp als weltere
Suliitin asitdlert.

g8is geItern BON Der Cincinnati
OrdeItra 4Tuciution betannt 9ege6en
purpe, lit Die berii6mte 4Ittitin Ntaz
oame Sutia gulp uls SoltItin fur
bic bei6en aon5erte am "A. unD 10.
Tebruar seppnnen tporoen.
9esiigIih zines GrlaBes tur 6rau
Giiela Deber, bic bstunntlih ihre gu
face aus 8siunbhsit5riidIidten gu
riitsie6sn muBte, itebt Die 8eIslldaTt
nit oerIaisbenen bertihmten gtolts
niIten in llnterhanoluns, uber etne
GntI6eiDung biirfte porldufig nod
niht oetroffen tperoen, oa man Dor
crit bic Infunft oes neuen Olrt9enten
Or. 9unpolo abpurten plQ.
qfit ben Srheiterprpben piro in Ell
nem Wonat bssonnsn peroen UNI
3fpat finoet bic erIte probe am 10
gtrrember i'm Grerp Iuoitorlum
Itdtt. Die Mitglierer beg Orhe1ters
ipuroen aeItern ale brisflih BON Die:
lem 9trranoement psrItdnoigt.
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Oates0au.
s3peites Spiel um bic Weltmeiiters
ffaft in 8oiton. - 9untelbeit en-
bette baiIelbe obne GntIdeibung.

gu benz geitrisen 5iueiten Sample
I'm bic Wtltmeiiterffaft in Bolton
batten iih nah tOnferpatinsr Mbf9dbs
uns tpenisftens 26,O00 3ufdausr
eingefunoen. Di:ieltsa Ssensn. psls
te fi1 Dor unb ipdbrenb oes erjssn
Gpielss Der 6erie am Wpntag in Reip
Dort abipislt.n, tpieoerbolten iic1 nit
nod gr0bsrer Snteniipitdt in Der Bob
nenitnbt. 2drmenoer Subel uno Gns
thujiosmus ihieuen Die gau5e Stubi
IN Donoen gu balten, pofiir Der Sie5
am Wpntug bauptiddlih peranttports
LID mar.
Dos Spiel begann piinttlid um 2
llbr Nohmiitoss, uls 5err Fitzgerald.
Der NGrsermsifter Der Gtabt, Dem
G1iebsrichtsr Gpans nah iurSer Mns
ipra4t an bic beiben Rlubs ben Bal
3uf9lsubfrte.
All @atterk funsirten fir Bottom
Goains nnb Gurrieau eesen Wloibep.
Ion uHb Milfon fiir gRfu yort. sym
laqis bes @pieles purhe Collins burf
6on nnb bieitr bur@ Mebient abesl0it
p6trtnb bfr Nem Dortes Nathipfor
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Sdderausftann.
,Ssraelitiid)e Safer Derlangen Incr'
feuuung Der llulon.

SicbSebn israelitiihe @dfer, Die
fei Der @cinberg gafIna 60. Alb
Gooio StraBe, beifdfti9t 1paren, ha.
ben oeiteru bic Nrbeit nie0craelegt,
nahoem ale @eniihunqcn, Die 6irT1
sur Inerfennung Ser Union 5u be
pegen, frldtloS gelueien illlo. Serr
Wtarcel Iiue aus Ghicage, Der 8ene-
ralorganiiator Der >Sntcrnutionaien
91dereiarbeitcr Union, lueilf ieit ei-
nigen Sagen in Scr Stoot uno bate
perlhiebentIid) aoniercn5eu nit oe;l
gigentbiimern Ser gQderei. Die
Sirma nlad1te idllieBlih eincr gegen-
poridlng nonah Die slrbcits5eit auf
62 Stunben linlitirt neroen ioQe
Iarauf ,poQten sic Sellte aber nid1t
cinaeben. Sic limo nit ben 9ohn-
be5iiaen 5ufrieben, belteben aber aui
9nerfenmng Der Union reip. auf
Snnebnltung Der BON oteIer oorge,
id1riebeneu eln5ohl IrbeitaItunoen.
gSie bie 2eute bebaupten, baben lie
jes' bon 10 Bis 18 Stunpen per Sup
81 arbeiteu. Serr @iIle miro it'd nod
.cintge Seit bier auibalten, in Der
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Gte-GrlaubniRideine.

(@eo. g. IarabIe, 25, Goutb 80.
( iton, Ba.
l2iuian 9earipeiter, 90, Sa3elipooo,
IbIo.
lSurrp 6. 50. 9esler IT,, %, 1889
I gresuIter glpcnue.
lgrna ". q. @iOmann, 90, 30i
Nortbern 9lpenue.
lgarI Settles, 26, 8Iencoe SoteI.
lSucin6u Seales, "a, 2opelano, 8.
l,sarpb Rabel, 27, 2t1 0. t2. Ctr.
lWnrgnret Weper, %. 507 8. T..
jGIifforb 5urnbun, 80, Gopington.
lGarrie 3nidep, "a, 1904 Doung.
}Garl 9urnea, %, 45 5orrelt Mpa.
(WilheImine Stllpentter. 16, sc
sSorreIt slpenue.
lWm. Senihen, "a, Mt Senltbp, s.
l Habela ,sliff -, Wt. Sealtbp, .,
lartbur s. Suder, 81, Sos angeles,
! GaIifornien.
lgeiiie 6. Gorlut. II, $50 Papiaon
Sirabe.
t,Soiepb SUB, 90, 27t2 Soft 9lpe.
lWirnie Sepfrieo, %, 24O9 8oone
)Soiepb Seams IT,, 81, 622 Gortf
( gtraBe.
llRnr;p Wrnn IA Atn
lRorris 2ouis 2epp, 25, 706 Gin.
ton StraBe.
lRaheI 0reeniietb, %, 1926 @oo0.
burn gloenile.
(Iimitru Spotos, %, 1916 Central
)9foio Weiaros. Is, 1912 Central.
l;sreo s. fsiiber, &c. 2O3O gurnet
(Senrietta 9. 8inter, %, 1858
Stratforb.
lGmiI 6. Gromerbing, 80, 220C
I Wheeler StraBe.
lGnlilie Saloer, 26, 81 Dit 13. Ctr
ianoreip Willer, 19, 1904 Gutter.
lgnna Wara, IS. S24 Sopfins.
,1reo 81. Waro, 81, 8ranb 6otel.
lgpeIpn McGbesnen, 26, OTTO.
late aus, q, 500 aenpou gpe.
l9ellie Barr, 10, 156 g9. 8. aue.
i5enrp 8. Wtaihmeper, 21, 1884
( Sones StraBe.
lGliie @enninghoils, 19, 6 armorr
Rlace
l,Srant W. Scott, 30. 91S 2ineolr
I ApeHue.
Stella Baiton, 90, 1925 2incoln gp
i,sobn Efeifaui, %, 2Sl 8. Wte
Wifen slpenlle.
lWeario Sd)neiber, Is, otto.
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Eafetppfts sIreimarfen.
Nie oiciclben beidaffcn icin iuerOen.

@enernl-Boitneiiter Sitdcof bat
arrangements getrofIen fir Die Ser
ltellung bon 5luoli perihieoenen Se-
rien bon tSreinarfen fitr Dem aus
i6lieBlihen @ebrnud) belm 8erlono
BON Yofeten bltrh Die neue Ba-
fetpoIt. 9tod Dem be5iiglihe11, pom
aongreB angenommenen @eles fon=
nen gerpobnlid)e 8riefn1arfen fir Die
len 3mef nidt 9ebraltht lperoen. Die
Gafetpoit> t>Sreilnorfen peroen grober
iein als Die geipobnliden 8rtefmar-
fen unb an 5arbe uno 3eidnl1ng BON
ben lebteren 10 beridieben iein, odB
cine 8erlpehslung nid)t moglld) iii.
Die neuen Warfen Deroen in Drei
Serien bon 3ei6nltgen ausgeritbrt.
Sic erite Serie miro Die mooernen
Wetbooen bes transports BON Eoit
iauItrlren; cine Wforfe miro einen
BoInpogen al einem gabn5ug 3eigen;
cine anoere einen S5eanoampier;
cine brittle Elm 9lutomobil, pie es
jebt i'm YoItoienlt gebrouft miro;
cine pierte miro ben 8eriono bon
EoIt per 9leroplon iQultriren. Die
3eidnunq Ser 3peiten Serie miro er>
iebert lnIien: oie bier groBen alalien
bon BoItongciteQten in ibrer Sbatige
felt: Boltclerfs, Giienbnbnpoitclerfs,
itdOtiihe 8ripftrdQer unb Sanbbricf-
trQQer. Die Dierte Serie: pier S3enen
aus 1Snouitrien, mclde bie Saupt-
Quellen Don Rroouften tQuItrtren,
oie Da6riheinIih in GROCER 9lltsOeb.
Hung ou5ihlieBlih per Gatetpo't
lperoen oerianot peroen. Die 4afets
poItmorfen neroen bis gum / 9e3.
| SIR 8ertheilltng ferttg iein, bamit
| Die 10000 GoItQmter oes 2anoes
nit oenieIbcn periehen iino, ehe Dos
neue 8eieb am /. Sanuat 1913 in
araft tritt.
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Waserploftpn.
Rid,tet i'm Sanie an Der Noroiueit'
eGe Der Central nnb Tiiuften
Mpe. @erbeermngen an.

Iurh cine 8aserploiiou, Die iif)
geltern Worgen i'm 5rpeiten Stods
merf bes Soulcs an ser Storoipeltede
Der syiiniten llno Central glDenue er.
cignete, fpllrbe in Dem 8ebaltoe be.
beutenoer Sf)aben angeriftet
3ie grploiion eriolgte i'll Der ia
BRIT fiinltlidpr 8lieomaBen bon @iip
Softer, i'm 5Deitet Stofluerf oes (8e-
bdiloes, als Softer lid cine 3lgurre
an3iinoete. gr iuuroe ourh Die @ud)l
Der erploiion 5il gooen geIdlelloert,
entfam ieooh unperlest, lpabreno
Der Rnum in Dem er iih befano,
5ienlih bos 5iserihtet ipuroe. 9tod,
iblimmer ipitroe jeooh oen giloer.
rabmenfnbrifanten &. 8eusbaulen
mitgeipieIt, beiien Rdulnlihfeiten oil
Die sSoiters anitoBen. Sier tplroe
Der Salt bon cen 8dnoen nbgerillen
lmb 9eusbaliefl ioiuie iein, 9liliItent
Ebilip @eimer, non go. 2519 no
oiion Strnfe, ipurben ebenfalls 3it
goben geidIeuoert. Sic ionie Softer
eilten natiirIif ihleunigit alf oie
StraBe, mo iif iebr bnlb etne groBe
Weenihenmenge angeiafnmelt bate
1eteftip Vflllg, Der iid 3ufallig in
Der Rabe befanb. alormirte Die ,Seu-
ermehr, Die jebof, nldt in glftion 5ll
treten bralld)te, oa Die grplolion
fein ,Seler perurlaht bate.
Nnd, IN bem uateren Stofiuerf
lpar beoelltenber Sd)anen perllrlaht
lporoen, namentlih in Dem >siupelier.
Iaben bon Charles 9feinltaller, 9to.
oil Central 9lrenue, no Der Ser
pus bon Der Gede iiel llno perihie-
bene Shaufaiten 5ertrilmmerte.. Ger
Saben mar geihloiien, ba gelterll
Reinitaners Sobn feline Sof5eit lei.
erte. Ser anitotenbe leerlteberbe Ga.
ben go. 513 Central Gpelue puroe
ebeniaas itorf bcidabiat.
9eltsbnuien erflarte ipater, baB er
bereits nm friiben Worgen, ais er
ieine @eihdftsraume betrat, eiusn
penetranten 9asgerllh bemerfte
augenibeinlid) mar Die Sauptlei.
tIngsrohre, Die 5u sSpIters unb 81
9eusbalfens RGimen fiihrtc, gebor.
item mo bas ausitromenoe Sos bottC
iih iiber gsaht in Der @anb ange-
inn1IIeIt.
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&crourbcu, geitorbcu.

Sin trauriges Gnoe nabm geitern
Der 6arbtqe Soe 9itt5, BON SO. 525
9lum StraBe, qitts mar geItern
9ormitta9 pegen Sruntsnbstt perbaf=
let unb in Der GENERALIZATION einges
Iperrt nproen. gegen brei llbr Rahz
mittaQ8 1teute Der Stattpnsitlieber
ReQrpon bel Der SSnIpettiDu Der 3euen
feit, baB 4itts auaenIheiuIih Idper
trunt mar un0 er IieB i6n babsr nah
bem itdotiihen 6pipitaI bringen, no
Die 2ter3te auBer elmer rieIiqsn QIfp=
boloergiftung audi Die acpfroie fpRitas
ttrten. sic gaben bFr 2lH'icht 4usz
brud, 0aB bic GAGE o.5 RsQers qe-
3dbIt leien unb bieIe Brosnrfe ertpies
Ii6 audi ais rihtig, oenn gitts tbat
ssgsn feds llhr 9eitern 4bsnb DEN leg
ten atbem3ug.