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The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
NAB STEAMFITTER
FOR JEWEL THEFT
Gems Stolen Two Months Ago I'm
earthed in Pawnshop and Shawl
Found in Prisoners Home.

Jewelry purchased 125-years ago, which
was stolen recently from the home Of
Miss Charlotte Bates. at 6l4 II street
northwest, was discovered yesterday aft
ernoon in a Pennsylvania avenue pawn
shop by Central Office detectives. Fur
ther investigation disclosed that the jew
elry had been pawned by James S. Cor
nell, steamftter. Of 1881 Benning road.
Cornell was arrested last night by Gen.
trail ONCE Detectives Burlingame and
Weldon. He is locked up at the Sixth
precinct station, charged with grand lar
ceny.
Cornell, who the police say has been
positively identified as the man who
pawned the recovered jewelry, was en-
ployed in the Bates home several months
ago TO repair some leaky pipes Despite
the efforts OF the police to wiring from
the man information as to what became
Of other jewelry stolen from the Bates
household, the prisoner remained reticent
and up to a late hour last night hope of
recovering all the jewelry taken had not
frightened.
Search Of Cornelrs home last night by
the detectives unearthed a shawl belong
ing to Miss Bates, which was purchased
more than a century ago in England and
inherited by her Miss Bates did not
discover that her house had been robbed
until last Sunday, although the theft Of
watches. rings, and other jewelry, price
less to its owner because of its age and
rast associations, occurred nearly two
months previous. No clew whatever
could be obtained by the police. II having
been forgotten by Miss Bates that Cor
reIl ever worked in the house Pawn
Inspector Week was given description
OF the missing jewelry, and after poring
over hi= records discovered that man
named Cornell had pawned watch fob
of the same description as one stolen
from the Bates house. Cornell, who
the police say had been arrested before
on similar charges, and who, according
10 the detectives. is an "old-timer," prob
ably would never have been arrested II
he had pawned the jewelry under another
name.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
ANACOSHA.

The final meeting OF the special nag
raising committee Of the Anacostia Cit-
zens' Association was held last even
ing at the home of the chairman in
Nichols avenue, and arrangements made
whereby this matter may be closed at
an early date.
salem Lodge, No. %, Independent Or
der OF Odd Fellows. of Anacostia, cele-
brated fits nineteenth anniversary last
evening at a meeting held in the Ma
sonic hall, with W. II. Beasley, noble
grand. in the chair. The lodge was be-
gun nineteen years ago, by its present
secretary, Joseph K. Dawson, and q few
others, and has met with success.
A special meeting Of the committee
Of Emmanuel Episcopal Church IN Ana
costa, in charge of the Men and Re-
ligion Forward Movement in the local
field, was held last evening at the resi-
denee OF Rev. W. G. Davenport, in Maple
View avenue.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
FIVE SUE AUTO COMPANY.
TaxicHb Collision in Park Has At
termath in Court.

The Auto Livery Company yesterday
was named defendant in five suits, eggre-
eating S27, ,5O6 brought against it. The
suits were filed by George c Hilleary,
Catherine A. HiIIeary, Mary Beatrice
Hilleary. FraI els L. Hilleary, and Zadie
/. Flather. The plaintiffs allege that
while riding in Mt. Hilleary's automo-
bile in Rock Creek Park they were run
into from the rear by a taxicab of the
Auto Livery Company.
They allegs the auto IN which they
were riding were thrown into a tree.
Miss Flather alleges she was thrown
down an embankment, sustaining perma-
nent injuries. She asks 5000. Mr.. Hill
leary says his wrist was broken, and
alleges other serious injuries, and asks
S7.J0e. Other members OF the Hilleary
family are demanding 5000 each, alleging
painful injuries.
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stnbhed and skun crneked.

Benjamin Boadley was held for the
action OF the grand jury under $1,50o
bond in Police Court yesterday for stab
bIng William Contee while in a barroom
at Eleventh and streets northeas, jan
uary Is. Boadley is said TO have frac-
tured Contee's skull and to have stabbed
him in the side. Contee is recovering
from his injuries.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
PROPOSALS.
PRoposAIs WIII, m Rr0rIvTn

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts Navy Deuart-
ment. Washington. d. G.. until 10 o'ciocA Al m
FEBRUARY g. lsE. and publicly oIenei imme-
diAtely thereafter. to furnish at the navy yari
Washington, d. c, &c, quantity Of naval s.rp-
Sen. l1o; 1IOnel metal. nickel steel forged fteeI
Sch 5Z1: Glycerine, tiles. lie handles ArpliAtions
for proposals should designate the schedules desired
b. number. Blank proposals viii Be furnished upou
Application TO the Burpsu. T. J. CoWIE Paw
master General, o. s. " tasfea
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26

F. VS. looking like hotel clerks. 1t is
not hard to size up a guest and decide
what brand OF hospitality TO hand out
to him. Forty or fifty years Of practice
will quite often make one fairly proficient
In the art.
Some hospitality Is very nne Ike SILK
but wears out in few days. Other hos
pitality Is almost perpetual. Young wom-
en- are fragile things, but are equipped
with hospitality OF almost deadly dura-
biIity, entertaining their school friends
for months at time with the utmost
fortitude.
Copyright, lsE3 By Georvs Matthew AdHnA)
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
Mnrner Goe. 20 New YORK.

Fire Chief Frank ]. Wagner left last
night for New York, where he viii In
spect fre-nghting apparatus on exhibi-
tion. 1t is likely the fire chief win recon-
mend the purchase OF certain apparatus
II the exhibit impresses him fayorabiy.
Chief Wagner win be in New York sew
eral days.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
EIks to Eat BeefsteaIx.

A beefsteak dinner for EIl1s and their
ladies' will be given at the clubhouse OF
Washington Lodge, No. Is, on Thursday
evening, February L There VIII also be
many interesting entertainment features
All Elks are privileged to bring their
mothers. wives, or sweethearts.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
sIx Polic.men a. PalIbearer..

Funeral services for, William Campbell
FlennIlen. OF the Sixth precinct. who
died wednesday at his home, $50 T
street northwest, will be held from the
residence at o'clock this afternoon and
win be in charge OF National Lodge. No.
IL. +. A. A. NJ. Six policemen VIII act
as paIIbearers.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
RAILROADS
NORFOLK 8 WESTERN RWY.

BChEDDLE IN EEFECT OF. ., I'LL
Leave washingtnn. New Union Station
80 q N Daily-An potnts On NorfoEk nd
Western
Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Can.
$40 q. m--For Bristol KnoxyiIIs. ChAttanooeA.
Nashville and MemphiL WnIhtnEton- Memphis
deeper open at 10 D N
Is For HorfoIk-Leass washtnxtoa. Cd 4 N dzIiy
arTfvs NorfoIk. IL . q N: I'm noon daily arrive
Norfolk. SD D. m daily. Parlor Cara Leave Rich-
nond daily. 40 p N, arrive NorfoIk 80 ,. n
Trains from the southNuE G-TtTe sss5 q n, iog
D n and his q. N
An information FOurtsenth Etrest and Nss York
aw.nna rTRond Rulldinrf
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VEST POCKET ESSAYS
,,oe11r.IIrv Ey GEORGE FITCH
f1OOfIlALI1l author of sAt Good Old Siwash"

with affection. For the second guest you
may have TO depend on tender beefsteak.
while IL you win sit quietly and anow
the third guest to do all the talking. ne
win wiring your hand at leaving ana ten
you that for hospitality you have the r.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
AUCTION. sAIEs.

on SATURDAY. .FBRUARY I. Bi1 AT %
oeiock 4 N. IN ffOnt q United State stgus.
conp.ny's uarehouse. as and el ioth o nv. fvih
b sold for setcrAGe and other charges al g5odg
seored IN the names Of Harry Z. Baroo.i O. Harnn,
Martha Henry. speuear J0hnsou. Eliza MarshAiL
Ella Richardson. Mrs Julia sheahan. Consisting
q ooxes. barrel. trunks. and househoid goods ec.
WAITER b WILLIAMS & CO., Augtionssus
UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY.
jAlslz.ses 4
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
SUES BREWERY FOR $4,000.
Discharged EmpIOye, Accused o
Beer Tapping, Alleges Libel.

George G. Niedomansky yesterday filed
suit against the Washington Brewery
Company for $4,000 for libel, alleging
that the company's manager, October
II last, wrote an order TO his chief en-
ginecr. directing the discharge Of the
Plaintiff.
plaintiff was charged with entering the
cellar OF the brewery at night and tap
Ping end drinking beer. 1t is charged
by the plaintiff that this statement
amounts TO a charge OF larceny.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MEDICAL.

treatment OF special diseases. chronic
and acute. CONSULTATION eonfdential
Medicine furnished. Prices moderate.
7ssL once hours. . to j. toG s-tt
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uPHoIsrERrNe.

UPHoLsTERING, CABINETRdAI1INC
and repairs. Antique fur. reproducing.
JEAN AHRAEO,
oS sd I st NV Phone n. sssa
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Down. Down, Down to OccoquanI

% Milton Pryor, colored, OF Douglas flats,
in Twenty-ffth street northwest, was
srraigned in the Juvenile Court yester-
day, charged with failing to provide for
his family. Milton, who is an old Of
fender, was sent to Occoquan to spend
the next six months.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
RUG WEAVING

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from ola
carpets by the WASHINGTON RfJG
WEAVING CO., ss1 5th St NV. Main 1sss
SI7-tf
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
n B-Fol0Wing schedule figures pahlishsd suly
- Information and not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Noodle New Oreans,
Asheville, A-In- and D5i5 p N. For ChattanooSa
and Msnphis lo45 ,. N daily. Dining ea1A
Fer TaIladegs, CAleTz, Selma. UEioutOEn. Den0p-
olis a m daily.
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanoogz, Biruing-
ham, NeW Orleans. 1910 p. n. Dining ezr.
For Roanoke, Knoxville. ChGttanooER. HashEiIiS
Memphis $40 a m daily. sleeping Open afteR
10 .. nj Dining cars
For OhariOtts. spartanbsIrg. Atlanta Admission.
Birmingham. 4aS p N daily Dining eas.
For AsheTifls Charlctte. Columbia, Chariestoa.
Afken. Augusta. Savannah. JackSonTfs. and FloridA
potrtS s0 D N daily. Dining orN
l. S. BROWN Gens7I AEsnk.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
SPIE0LOGY.
FREE SPINAL CIINIC

For spinal, neryogs, and chronic DISEASES of me,
women. and chfldfth. Can eO4 District Nstional
Bank Bldg. after so p m. ia2l-tf
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

3116 Brickyard Hill NV, bet. Water
and Canal sts., 81st and I'D. r. $50
- ~ 50, NV. rooms ...:...... le-so
262S30
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WANTED-sAIEsAIEN.

WINDOW SCREEN SALESMAN TO
represent US for Washington district
must be thoroughly experienced in made
Apply Friday a m. until D. m, Ma
tional Hotel S. RoEBUCK CO., Wash
ington- IS
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
CHESAPEAKE g OHIO LINES

PubhEhed only a. Information: not r1srznteed
Iso p. m daily-c. 4 o. SPECIAL Solid traIn
70 Cincinnah. with Pullman seepers to Louisville,
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Sc Louis. and Chizsa.
@. o. dining ear. servics Ia cErte.
no d N daily-F. r. V. LIMITED TO the
West Southwest and Northwest Pullman Elespers
to Virginia Hot spdn0. Cincinnati. and Louisville.
Cineinnade deeper open for occupancy 70 .. u.
G. 4 o. dining car. service q Ia earte.
Ticket Onoe4 SIS Pa ava. lS9 = st. md Union
Stnti0n- Phones. Main los. IN. and 50
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FOR RENT-BUs1HEss PURPOSES.
FOR RENT-M1scELLANEous.

BASEMENT IN THE~COMAIERCE AND
Savings Building, 7th and sts.; e0x3
feet: tiled flooring: hot and cold water.
and excellent toilet facilities: electrical
sonable. Apply to cashier OF bank.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
MOVING. PACKING, Z sToRNG.
PLANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING. $50; WORK GUAR
anteed: over 25 years experience. Drop
postal. T. HALVERSEN, I222 East Cap
ltol 81. 16-5mo.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
FLATS.
ARTHUR CARR,
sos 18th St. nv.
REAL ESTATE.
BUILDER. MAIN 1856.

FOR RENT-To DESIRABLE WHITE
TENANTS. REDUCED RENT.
6656 Ga ave, pretty cottage Of large
rooms; newly painted and remodeled;
hot-air furnace; porcelain bath; rent re-
30 Cd st. ne. large. desirable 1o-room
house; could be used for boarders: re-
ne 9oe5eS 6s TRTosgaout T rent nE EeduesS & 70 ~
9S3 81. sw-, T., large yard. d.-.....-$ so %
" p ST sw., r. large yard. ........ 15J0o
~ 18th St NV, s r, large cellar. 15.o
% Defrees st NV, r, remodeled. 1880
lbs Wylie St ne, 2-sty. brick. r. 1250
fO2-To4 Barry pl nw..........--..... 115o
Apply Z. W. MCINTYRE, "A c st. NV.
FOR RENT = MODERN TEN-RooM
house: newly papered and painted: rent
reduced, 5000. 20 Sd St ne. Apply be-
tween 9 and y mornings. or phone Z. W.
TO RENT-sIX-RooM AND BATH
brick house on the heights, close to
cars; al modern improvements; gas
cellar: can be rented S51.5o, with purchase
privilege on rental basis Address I. ].
MORGAN. 1Z8 18th St 1s-tf
FOR RENT = FIVE ROOM FRAME
house. with stable; large yard; on
1850. Address NJ. J. T. Herald once.
FOR RENT-BUSIHESS PURPOSES.
FOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE
and storage buildingi convenient to Cap
itol, Union Station, Senate Once Build
passenger and freight elevators. light
on all sides OF building; convenient TO all
street car lines: occupancy can be given
March 81. 1872; now occupied by the
81. NV: 400 square feet Of floor space;
reasonable rental for long term lease.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
Realty Broker,
SOC F Ut. NV, Washington. d. C.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HoUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY STREET
and W. TWENTY-THfRD STREET
10. fsso Royal Special. hoursl. 90 CRoyaI
epeciaD. III - O. N. IN. 31o CRnyal L4nifed
hoursl. 800. 3 % p N, and si2i5 night s7a5
q N Diners and ParioE Cars cn day trafna
sleepers On S2B night pen at l0do p N
Philadelphia and Aflautia-city. ma '9os, slog
4 N, I'D. 80. Il % z n.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
(Wsek days, 10 u m 70 loSD p ny
sRsB t5no. fsN, 20 IN. Ra1. 80, -.
tss0, ron. III % q n. 'i2o0 noon, ms slm
nas nan, sm. sn. 5.o. ttao. Az SA
isB. .sSo. i6oo. Sso. ma. 's5ns flon. 'Iosa
'lossO, sn0 sl2a5 night
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, ssia q. n. IL, 80 p n
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE.
ss1s a m Gas .. m. 'i2=is night -
PITTSBURG. 40 a. N. rs. 40 .. n, SIssD
night tslespeT rsady 10 D nj
CLEVELAND. 91o p L. CoLUhBUs ~
.. N
WHEELING, 30 a n. 50 p n
Schedules Of local trains AZ ucket ofnceS
Daily. Except Sunday SSunday only.
- TELEPHONES at following Ticket Ones: inf
G - nv. Main 1871: So PemsyiTania ave-. Min
-: Union Sutton cfhce. Main ~
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FOR sALE-IoTs.

OWNER OF TWO LARGE LOTS,
northwest section. one block from car
line. VIII sell at a bargain; will accept de-
ferred payments. BOX %. Herald once.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
FOR sALE-FARMs.

5Zs ACRES, IN ANNE ARUNDEL,
County, 20 miles from Baltimore and
Washington, on electric line; viii sell at
$40 per acre to quick buyer to close an
estate JOHN L DONELLAN. Balti-
more. Md. q
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
PAwNBRoKERs.

MONEY TO LOAN
OH DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY.
LOUIS ABRAHAHS.
MOVED TO SIS q ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE 40.oOO ACRES TIMBER
land: also other timber lands; in frst-
er Class S,onH shape for sawpiIlng tgrPs1tns,
ESTATE COZ Panama City. Fla 2
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26

FINE VILLA SITES OF oNE-HALF 10
three acres at Beautiful Prospect Hnl.
Va; only 20 min. and Scent fare from
Treasury; also Pecan Groves in famous
Easy terms. Call OF write NJ D. HAN
LEY, 500 Evans Bldg. STUFF 19t
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE MY EQUITY m BE
sirable northwest city lots for an equity
y small six or seven room house. BOX
81 Herald ONCE. s1s-tf
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

RAGTTfE PLAYING TAUGHT IN %
lessons; write for booklet. TWO
CHRISTENSEN SCHOOLS, 1526 L ST.
NV, 2250 Ontario I'd. NV. z-tf
AN TNTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN 800
monthly corresponding for nsEsraprrs; no can
vAsEinE Send for IartcularA PRESS sYNDF-
CATE. Lochport, n. Y. &4-iy
The Washington herald., 1912-01-26

MRS. WHITE WILL HOLD SEANcE
every wednesday and Friday, at D. m.
sharp; to be seen privately every day.
20 SIN St NV. &o-m, ,M.f-6at
MEETINGS MONDAYS. wEDNESDAfs. AND
Fridays. .. n sharp; message to each; daily
readinEA Developing class Thursday p m Nm
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-18
THE "BusTED" OIL TRUST.

The Standard OIL Supreme
soemn few weeks dividend
This
made
was what called dividend;
stakeholder
the to thirty million
capital declared out of
Since the dissolution of the
cutThe Vacuum another subsidiary
stock $2500O00 Ken
lucky will declare a idend of ercent
Naturally,
Business the old Standard Oil
It's decree
Yes, naturally!
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-18
SOME GOOD ADVICE.

Not has among the Democrats Of tn
ton is an of the party
Nearly every Democrat has his presidential
but there are few who of
da who have been mentioned
me f e frequently does with political
aps Weekly but it
prodical in closing leading editorial in a ate tissue
After giving candidate
reference that says
But we repea This Nobody living can
what the republicans the one
"hout struggle Presently the of reaction there
Will spring little en vor
op you will see what perfectly can have Mean
tight hest mon e.
baltimore uhhued with full freedom act
prudence then Indicate good enough no fo
the present and the democratic will the epub
sans either get together break up in
As this liberal
vember il assured. s A W.
In recent when democracy battles this result has bn
brought about nd
A united democracy s nyincbe
AN uNWARRANTED AsPERs1oN FORMER SENATOR DUBOIS
"hen CHAMP Clark wanted for nation
he desired weknown politician Dubois Of
Idaho but unfortunately for Mr. Clark he inquire the character
OF the Dubois fame in the Dubois true; in fact be "a
wen known to be OF service anybody Herald
Republican. - ~ ~
After which the Salt paper suffered NV senao
dubois to the that M
of his and bury Fred Dnto;, r.
forgetfulness - ' grave u
The Herald Republican been one Of the -
frdns of Idaho and of the entire that political
nave arisen to intense opposition have most
opposed him politically this moment
his friendship for Idaho This anies
equal force the ~ff ~
Perhaps the Salt Lake ghost of the old antM
mon g However public
o his conn " '-"'oi -
Inc SAT- Lake paper is also when efforts Of
MI pupo behalf of Speaker Clark Moan cam
pagn Since Dubois took charge nL
success have been UNNECESSARILY
" the race Tor the Democratic nominaionBose p
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-18
THE TRUE FRIEND OF THE WEST.

Inc political leaders in Washington both gping
the
president the
that affects the
section of the
would nothing in
Inc Honorable Champ Clark has
stop the emigration OF the farmers
public
lrshman What the divi has posteriy
the
statesman Of today and
should be opened Canada
"ch Will OF the factors
does who the only way
to cheek the removal to the cities
to
homes public lands and enhance hp
feed - = f
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-18
FITS RoosEvELT's CASE.

1t
unreasonable then
coupled ambition
spring usf And when
united with each other attached the and
intelligent to successfully Illustrate his design
distinction will be his
ngy by doing HARM nothing left
down
able highly dangerous Young
Mems Lyceum,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-18
IDAHO COUNTY FREE PRESS
L. A. w1sENER Editor and Proprietor



That
this which willing
chiefly
Investigations
ut that other could collected for the
They thus a
Having
through the
alleged
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-04-18
ALLOWING THIN TO VOTE.

Koenig of
State republican committee,
81 hope to
at the coming primaries
Apparently President
they
waiting for Mr. Koeng
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-02-08

bnupti1hIih geoen 9eomte bon
ltnion-Orgoniintionen. g8dbreno Die
Rornen Der in 9nfloge5uItnno 8eries-
ten porl1ufig gebeim gebaIten iDer-
ben, ioaen 8erboftllngen iofort bor-
genonrnten peroen. 100 bSstuillige
GBnamiterpIOiipnen in IL NaOnatcn
iollen rindgeipieien meroen f0nnen-
Der 3ped nar augeblih. 9lr6eitgeber
lmO Observation-Disclosures ein3uIhiid-
tern, Die yoffene 8erfit1tte" unn1og-
lid 3u MAIDEN uno Die 6or0erunge1
gelDiiier INSTRUMENTATION nit
@etpnIt our65uieten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-02-08
ZweiunddreiBig
HnkIageA
Bon Der Snrb in SnOianapOIis iUtsen
SDnamitUeridluOrnns erbObem.

SnoionapoIis 6. 6ebr.
Die 8unoesiiirD bat in Dem 8ro5eB
betreffs Der Observation-Disclosures
i'm gon5en 2onOe 80 gnfIogen erbo.
ben. DieieIbeu ridten ii6 ongebIi9
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-02-08

Strom bon augeln berienoen 900
IN oer Wainrte), Iegen ailf 1900
Daros cine 8aditeinmouer 10 liher in
Eriimnler ipie cine groBe 8nuonenfu.
gel. 9Iuf 3 Wleilen Gntferniing itreu-
en- fie Geid9oiie tpie Sdrotflinten.
W2an male lid) aus. ipeId)e Wir-
flung ooB auf cine marIdierenoe ssSl.
fonterie.aoIonne b1fte.
(3tueiter 9eiI foIet.)
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-02-08
Dellickratild)e
Gcnfereltz
Gg-SenatUr gettisreiU fir Den gnH.
oesienat inbOriirt.

Die 0emofroten bon Sii0-9afotd
bielten nni 81 S5anuar in 8ierre cine
@onferen5 o6, INN Bldne fir 0en gro-
Zen gSablfelo5ug i'm Serblt 5H ent-
Derfen gieIe prominerte 3emofra-
ten aus allen 8eilen oes Stoates ma-
ren aniDeIeno uno es mar obne 3Dei-
fel Die bette lno bernerfensiuerteite
geriammlltng, ipeI6e Die 3enofroten
leit aSabren n6gebalten baben. 3ie
8elegaten tDaren IN Golntp-8er-
iamnlllmgen ernannt iuoroen un0 uns
ter OenieIben befanoen iib oie promi-
nentelten 8ertreter Ger &ortei, iUie
Inorep e. See, Der friibere 9ouber.
neltr BON Siio-3afota, 9lnorefp Dillon
BON 0eoopoo0, R. 6. 0ufpoea bon
9lrteiion, emil S. g8oertb bon BIan-
finton. IS. gS. Soule bon 3apio @itp,
Sobn 9. Sale BON Wleaoe GoiuttD
l1m.
Ben @oo0 bon Gopio Gitu uur0e
5lm tempordren 8orliser, 5om Sdltb-
mann BON 8lonfirton 5um Temporal
rem Sefretdr ernonnt. 8or ser Or
ganiiotion Der gerinmnlIung pllr6en
mebrere 9eOen gebaIten in 9e8uq alf
oie oeridieOenenFrdIioent -aun.
Oi0oten. Der 9ame 8rba1s rief
tarm cine bemerfensnerte 8emequnq
inter Den 9elegaten berpor, oils ober
Der gtame 8ooorom @ilion genannt
mltroe, Dltroe oerielbe nit Itiirmi-
idlem 8eifaa begriiBt. au6 oie Or
mabnlulg Champ GlorfS fan0 Itarfen
geiIall, 0agegen erregte Sornon BON
Ohio MIR geringe 3niiiHmlutg.
Ser &oriiber g9oo0 6arafteriIirte
IN ieiner 9lniprade ole repu6lifani-
id)en Sniiirgenten .ols ein 9ro3ent
So5iaIilten un0 90 8rosent o6ne elm
Brogramm4 mo perlangte, 0aB iib
Siio-0afota bon elmer iol6en Serr-
idoft befreien ioIIe.
@roiipiIIe SSones bon chamberlain
5eigte an, 0aB er elm Gm0ioat fir oie
domination mir 8oHgreB bonn erIten
3iItrift lem peroe.
8os Gomitee fiir HegeIn beribtete
gegen Die sSnooIiiritng irge1o ipeIder
aanoiooteu fir Die StoatsGnlter ODER
0eIegoten 5ur glationaI-@ @onpention in
Baltimore, unO Der 9eri6t tpuroe
angennnmen.
8ie Contention inooIiirte ober ei-
nen &an0i0aten, llno 5innr 81. s.
B Bettigreiu BON Siour Sails fir
8irnoeslenator.
5olgenOe Brin5ipien GrflGruna
muroe bon Der 8eriammIlng onge-
nonnIen: