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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-12-19

One O'CLOCK p. M, board met as per
adjournment members all present.
On motion, board adjourned I
meet at s o'clock tomorrow, Decen
Der II, 1912.
Board of supervisors met at
o'clock, as per adjournment of pre-
vious day, members present, Samus
McGaffin, Chairman; E. F. Johnson,
d. d. Sampson.
On motion, claims were allowed as
follows:
F. L. Anderson, fixing bridge
in Cameron township,
bridge fund ...................... 5 90
f. l. Anderson, filling at
bridge between Cameron
and Leroy, road fund . 10 90
John Petersen, filing at
bridge Cameron township,
road fund .-.............-....... 3 SO
The board of supervisors being as
sembled in regular session and all
the members being present, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed by the
following vote:
WHEREAS, 1t being the opinion Of
the board of supervisors of Audubon
County, Iowa, that it would be to the
best interests of the citizens and tax
payers of said county that each OF
the county offices be checked up once
each year, and
WHEREAS, If it was provided that
the bonds of all county officers be
provided by surety company, and the
cost thereof betrayed by Audubon
county, then and in that event. the
said surety company would provide
a competent accountant to go over
the books and accounts of all officers
bonded by them and make annual re-
port to said Audubon County, Iowa,
and
WHEREAS, 1t is the opinion of the
board of supervisors of Audubon
County, Iowa, that such method
would be more satisfactory and less
expensive than any other of getting
said Offices checked, therefore
BE 1T RESOLVED, BY the board of
supervisors Of Audubon County,
Iowa, that the bonds of the following
named officers, to-wit:
Treasurer, deputy treasurer, audi
tor, deputy auditor, sheriff, deputy
sheriff, recorded, deputy recorder
superintendent of schools, county at
torney, clerk deputy clerk, coroner,
soldiers relief and steward of county
farm, be furnished by the American
Surety Company, Of New York, and
that the expense thereof be paid oui
Of the county funds, not otherwise
appropriated, and that the county
auditor be authorized and directed
to issue a warrant payable out of thu
proper funds, and in favor of sail
Surety company, in the sum of eigh.
hundred sixty-nine dollars and twenty
five cents.
A vote being taken, resulted as fol-
lows:
Samuel McGaffin, yes.
E. F. Johnson, yes
ID. ID. Sampson, yes.
The following resolution was pass
ed by the following vote:
BE 1T RESOLVED, By the board of
supervisors of Audubon County, Iowa,
that the bonds Of the county officials
and deputies for the ensuing term be
fixed at the following amounts, to-wit:
treasurer --.----.-----..--.-.----.--S oVVVV w
Deputy treasurer ...........-..... 5000 W
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-12-19

On motion, refunds were allowed as
follows:
Rudolph Kleuver, charged
with female dog, should
have been male dog....-......S 2 90
Minerva J. Cole, soldiers ex-
emptlon ..-.....-.-.....--.-.----.-....-.. 81
James Huyck, not of age, and
dog he did not own ..... ] so
c. F. McLachlin, error in tax
levy by town council, Gray
iowa ...-........,..---...-...--.--...... "A
G. M. Ross, error in tax levy
by town council, Gray, Iowa 8 81
On motion, claims were allowed as
follows:
L. A McGinnis, clerk, postage
$3.50, express $1.55 ........... 6 05
In the matter of the petition of d.
E. Soar, ct. al, for a change in
road in Greeley township, on motion,
rejected.
On motion, claims were allowed as
follows:
Audubon Telephone Company,
phone rent for court house
lib to lib ... 81 90
Audubon Telephone Company
phone rent for Jail, lib
to 7-1-'13 .................,....... 6 90
Audubon Telephone Company
phone rent for countyhome
lib to 7-1-13 .............. 6 90
S. G. Hunter Iron Works Co.,
payment on bridge contract
i9i2 ......,...,,.....,.................. $500 90
On motion, board adjourned to meet
again December 10, 1912.
Auditors office, Audubon, Iowa, De-
cember 10. 1912.
Board of supervisors met at 1880
a. m, members present Samuel Nc
Gaffin, Chairman, e. F. Johnson, ID.
d. Sampson
Board proceeded to Brayton, Extra
and Kimballton, to invoice the bridge
| lumber bought from John Weighton.
On their return, they adjourned to
meet again tomorrow morning at s
o'clock.
Auditors office, Audubon Iowa, De-
cember IL, 1912.
| Board of supervisors met as per
adjournment of previous day at s
| o'clock a. m. members present, Sam
uel McGaffin, Chairman; E. +. John
son, ID. ID. Sampson.
On motion, board proceeded to fin
| 1871 lnNOlSc VI uIluS6 iuHlDtT DIT AL
dubon, Iowa.
On motion, claims were allowed as
| follows:
E. F. Johnson, 8 days num-
bering bridges Leroy Doug
las, Sharon and Hamlin
townships ................................ sc 90
E. F. Johnson, auto hire num-
bering bridges 500 miles, at
Is cents ............................... rs 90
Otto Witthauer, auditor, max
ing assessors books 1913. 20 90
A. e. -Beason, auto livery
board of supervisors to Ex-
ira to Kimballton and Au-
dubon .........>...........-............-.- so
j. j. Ruhs, merchandise for
court house, $3.50 for Jail
$3.50 IL 20
On motion, official bonds were APP
proved as follows:
]. c. Tibben, assessor Audubon town
ship.
d. l.. Freeman, clerk Leroy township.
]. f. McKibben, assessor Extra town
ship.
On motion, board adjourned to
meet again at one o'clock p. m.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25


washiwgton. Nov. ft-conEress wm
rsconve1s = weck from tomorow Cor
ths last short session before conuoi
e national Legislation passsa from ths
RsrublicanH 20 ths Dsmccrats No
consideration - sHpectss - ths tari1.
but ths three months wm BE- crowded
wfth legislative work Approprtation
bins ans special l.Eisiatior eft pend-
ine a. the cioss last August - the
ionR session. toEsthsr With the Arch
told impeachment Trial T. so e. begin
On December 2
some important measures f~r eariY
confederation in ths senate are ths
resolution ~ senator Works. ~ Cali
fornia. uufFnH q presiderf % a as
vear term. ths shsprarf- Kenyon biit.
prohibiung the shipment of liquor into
prohibition states the vocational cd
ucauon him % Senator paEs of Yer
mont. and sensf-r Borahs nri Great
lnr = Department % labor Tha house
has Alreaay paas@d the derartment of
iahor bnl. Bat the other muasures Just
named are ywt fo - acted upun.
Boa e~au thas 81 4Jnk4fas na ea-
reefsf - make energetic fgrfs e. pass
lesiElafion amending the Sherman nnd-
rust law. and limiting coniribuffons %
political campaigns
The conErrssmen expecf 40 action
AZ ne short session on curr.ncy re-
form
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
WANTS BONDS OF
OFFICIALS DOUBLED
cs0rt - irsisnspoii, VIII Role % Ne
tier % District Attsrnsy ~ oyrs.
raitina cHss.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS

Indianapolis Nov. ft-Tha court IN
ths dynamite case viii he asked 60
morrow % rule on a motion % dnubl@
the bonds 81 President Fyan and other
oriciais ~ the Iron Workers unicn On
ciuding Philip A. Cooley. of New Or
leans. q member ef the .0ecutivs com
mitte~ % the uuion-
Hertert 5 Hockiin. secretary ~ tire
union. whs-@ ten Thousand dollar bond
was doublee after witnesses has tes-
uned be had accepted ray for infor.
nation about the dynamitera before
their arrest is sul 20 iail
Comments are being made regard
inE the reason why Detective Burns
who - said Co have had the necessary
Information Immediately after ths ev-
piusion - tho les Angeles rin-s
building made no arrests until four
months later. ~ - underwood Burns
expects 20 testify on thiH point
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
OFF
FROM CHARLESTON
Fleet % Eleven Lsavs tor Aawpton
Reads TIE osis~srs Departing First
o. Account % Sickness
nY ASSOCIATED PRFsF

battIeshirs % ths Atlantic Sect vhicH
have been IN ere hnrbur here for q
week. sailed this affe~nnnn Tor Hamp-
ton Roads They comprised the Utah.
Rear Admiral Osterhauas aaFaaIp. ne
Florida North Dakota Nsw Hnmp-
shire Ohio. Idaho. Virginia. Rhode
Island Georgia. Illinois and Delaware
The taffieshfr Delaware waH the
frat 20 leave Tha vessel wtr make q
hurried rIn to Norf1fk ln order 70
have treated there one ~ her surgeons
who has just developed . czss - -
phoid
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GiovARNiTTt a CANDIDATE
FoR cHAMBER % nGPuTiEs

Rome Nov. 2f-Ths socialist union
has proclaimed tha candidacy CO.. fha
rhnmhe of Deputies - Arturo Gin-
vannitu from ths constituency ~ Carpi
proFince. Medsna. which saaf ia now
NEcanL
Ire extremists are emdoavortmN 20
tndure the Italian government 20 hrfar
pressure 20 heaf on the American rUf-
erument to protect The right of glo-
Nuunitti aad Juaerh Ettor. On trial at
Salem MaFf.s Win Joseph Carumo. sfr
the murder - Anns I.opizzo. la the
Lmwremcs textile strike
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
GIVE THANKS FOR
RECENT VICTORY
suHrsgsttss Meet ~ opsru HOUSE sne
cslsbrsts vistoriss " Four Nors
statsa

PhUadeiphiz. Nov DELEGATES %
ths NatlunaI Woman EumrH Fr ronvFn-
lion and their friends crowded ne Me-
tropolifan 1TerH nouFe f1day and save
thanks far their recent Victories On
adding four more states AriEons.
Michigan. Kansar Hnd OREGON tB the
equal suffrage column
Miss Julia IHthrup. one ~ the
speakers. raff #f wnmHn'H HHnrRFr.
The fufxffsH.r sfan - fHr march ~
society forward. rhHf feFda on towards
child welfare and fa fHH ErratFr emo
hieraat - home MIss Jane Adams
Of Chicago said fHaf wumnn should
have place fn public HTaIrs in order
that frsv mIaHf aff Iu uaraEinv pub
'ic playground anl reFuIaHnE eanos
halls
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
SECURED SEA KING
TO TOW THE BARGES
Capt. l. III Aiken Returns 90
the City from Charlotte
Harbor. Where He Went
10 Look After the Mon
arch. Which Went Ashore
and Was Wrecked Last
Sunday a Week Ago.

The tuN Monarch. one of the ooidess
of nnbuaterers durinE the cuh1n In
surrecfion. az well ha one ~ ire best
known TUGS on the gulf coCst h to
cal wreck. accordinG 20 her owner,
Cart 4 n. Aiken. who returned 20 the
city yesterday murnlnw from Charlott~
Harbor. where hs vent on receipt ~
news thst his vaiuabis mw had gone
ashore This occurred one week aEu
yesterday rnornins. and each DAY fhat
the Monarch lay IN the exreaea posi-
ton the more certain became her de-
utruction. Captain Afken said laut
night that he would not attempt ~
save tha Monarch though be is In
hores or saving the heller and engines,
which are valuable
TIVE Monarch which draws about
twelve feet of water. nea IN about
seven feet where nhs struck when she
had two harrea IN tuw Tor Havana.
The vessel wan % have Hune into
Charlotte Har,ar and coaied early
sunday morning Had she entered tha
harhor on that date nha would have
hesn no stranger 10 the few inhati-
iantR for shs rad been there befanc
IN fnct ChnFinfte Flarhor. Wa one n
ffe rnirfs ninnr tta Fuif ~ phfsh fha
Monarch touched fnf arms anf ar~t
aitiun - DO carried D. tfo cfhHn
Furrrciora yenfr $50. and rhs ha
'wated The ehhrnai rot 0uiw
Nrft hut thn darFasf ~
Nhfnrwh e0Hne rhnnre ~ fafe
- MS roiat rere Hhf sas t
her iaHt run and 70 a. rerrs
AH ISOLATED POINT
IRE tug o. stranded o. n1nrr
Isolated noint and for this rursor
y disrcut for ire owner ~ secure aaa
ties Who car raise the lAiiier AMI 81
Fines and riace them On hnrreH ~
wili require ahout = forty-ton derrfrk
% raise the boiirr. bot Cartnin Aftcn
ia m horea ~ closing with Tamna
parties % % the work ard save tha
machinery The latter 10 valued at
several Thousand dollars and can 10
uEed IN another tug shouf0 to ownsr
% the Monarch decide % bund one.
which IL possible
Captain Aiken holds Cart Iohamneu
entirely biameiess for the ions % the
vniuahie twE und saws the crew nfte~
ths vrsssi sfrurk tha heath did every
thinE rosNihie tn save the vs..st Abamt
ten tons ~ coal were dumped over
hoard hnd twenty tons - wafsr
rumned uut but the Monarch haa h~eu
driven tna FER on the beach 20 10
nnatea The engines were reversed an
soon aa caTfain 1ohnnN~n took IN fhm
situation. nnd possibly the veas-i
could have hem backed am huf guri
then the two hnrres ioaded utth lufn
boz came down on the tug ana foul
ing her made nn other attempts a. rsf
inN her from thn beach useless
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

There vac great surprise ln Caris-
bad Bohemia. the other day when Ab-
has Hnmi a. Khedive % EE1rt arriv-
20 with an extensive suite and an-
nounced that Re Intended 90 take the
radium cure nt 81 JoaChlmsthat q
nearby town The surprise vas thar ne
should come from his warm natlvo innf
into q temperature ranging doVn TO
within ter degrees ~ zero and that
nfteT the season 10 past
The Khedtpe would attract attention
anywhere uof orlF hefa are be- iH the
ruler o. Fryut. hut f1r ths reason that
- won the hand ~ Christinn lady u
q noble Austrtau family.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
MANAGER OPERA
COMPANY JAILED
Atts-ptsd 70 Foros eiri - psss 40
TIE Wfs - Nswbsr - ths
Troupas

Auanta. Nov. 2A-DiErl1surs ~ en-
alleged attsuuf o. force Gsnnttate
CFoudwtn. nEcd nl.laen. o. Cincinnati.
20 pass as the uffs" ~ mem Her %
the trouFs of the Mstropolitan Musical
Comsdy Company. resut.d ln ths ar
rest t1uiFht ~ Mrs. Emma HudHan
ths manager and Rohert Grier. stage
director 81 thr COMPANY on federal
warrant charEiug Violation ~ che
Mann white slave arL
Grueyieys came tn Atlanta tr accept
position NifE tEe .emFEEE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
MONARCH'S OWNER Is
BACK HOME, FINDING
TUG A TOTAL WRECK
FIFTY CHILDREN
KILLED IN PANIC
AT PICTURE SHOW

Rlihoa. spain. Nov. 1ta-FTftr
children and several adults wcro
kUied in . panic az q picture show,
rsaaltinE from . CD of nrs ~ the
operator ~ q picture mAchins when
q hlm iwnited.
Hs eNtinruished the hlaEe him
asif. but = wiid rush ~ uonsn and
children who crowded the theatre
Immediately followed his cry. and
the police we're nowerlorn 60 stop
ths thronE m ita mad nEhf Tor ths
exit
Scores wers tramFsd umder foot
and crushed % death The number
Of injured in unknuwn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
Man, Thought TO HRVe Fortune,
Found With Skull Fractured

valuables. and even the chinneys pull
et down b. ths searchera.
NJ Brcgn. q painter, and Prank
Rislsy a latorer. are held b the DO
Ice On connection Wfth ths crime be-
cause. acccrdina 20 police efnclaiA
-they taIked too muehr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
CRUISERS WILL
PROTECT AMERICANS
TIE Tsnnsssss ard Mortans ssH Frern
cihrsltar Fec Turkish wsss-a

Gibraltar. Nov. 1t-The unitnd
States cruisers Tennessee and Mon
tonh. which arrived here last week.
proceeded today for Turkish waters Coz
The Tennessss sailed Tor symrna. nnd
the Montana for Beirut
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
MINERS FAMILY
ARE SUFFERING
sro~ Falls - ths wss, virplris Die
triet snd sriksrs Are Livina ~
Tsnta

Charleston. West Va Nov. 1f--The
Ftrike situafiau On the Kanawha coal
uslda 81 unchanged TIE miiitia spens
quist DAY. Ths Eahdala MiErrs arn
scheduled to resuru to work tnmurruH
snou fell causing much suffering
hmoru the minerh and their ftFniiira
mrinn iu trrta In the strike district
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
LAWYER GIBSON DECLARES
AE EXPECTS An AccytTTAL

Goshen. IS. r. hFr at-hIrfnu ".
Gibson. nn Trial frr faH murder nf hla
client MrE Rose -rarhH. .a said n1t
10 BE- afraid ~ flH result 81 thH deilB-
arations ~ fhr Ia-. whIrH w.u have
TIE rase tomorrow afffrrHHr. ffa ea-
portH an arauItta.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
SHERIFF is
SHOT FROM AMBUSH
Hsd Scent = Whols oay Searching go
Nsaro Criminals and Was shnt
Standing 81 Street cornsr.

Winrhsstsr. KY Ncv 2t-After
spending almost whole day search
iuw frr give negro criminals. Deputy
sherry Hart. wrl't standing On q street
corner tsis aftsrnoou uas shot and
killed 5y unknown HszassIns from am
bush
Several people saw Uart au but
uuue aaW the murderer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
STATE SENATOR
BROOME is DEAD
Expirss IN jacksonville 81 ths Hsr,s
% His Ser ard Rs-sirs Ars ssrt
20 Quincy.

Jacksonville. Nov 1t-state senator
Jas. p Broome. % Quiuey died early
fhlH morning after short illness az
tre hems 1f his sou here
The body was sent tonight 20 Quincy
Cor fnterment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
YALE MAN
PASSED BAD CHECKS
Harry Arnss Ven huksn 10 Arrested
~ Atlantis sno wautsa n Jsekson,
Mich.
~ ASSOCIATED pREss

Atlantis. Nov 1t-Harry Amss Van
Auken. uho claims % Dc q Yale aradu.
sts. and former president of bis coal
companies. % under arrest here pend
inE the arrival % officers from jack
son. Mich where % De- said he 10 wart-
"a Tor PASSING worthless checks
when arrested he bad cards from
ssverai of Atlantn's most prominent
clubs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

reason for the divorcs action as given
De- that Haines has aversion 90 doing
auythInE save posc a. q gentleman %
leisure Mics De sousa is said % have
issued an ultimntum that be could 80
% work ur 80 uwaT somewhere" she
has commenced the gction thr0trh hsr
London attorneys. although sha 10 n0w
tra gsiinE tn Africa
Mias pe sousa 10 Chicago girl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
PUBLIC SHOULD BE PROTECTED
AGAINST STRIKES DECLARES THE
RAILROAD ARBITRATION BOARD
EIGHT HUNDRED MEN SEARCHING FOR
LONE ROBBER WHO LOOTS HALF
DOZEN STORES AND SHOT TWO MEN

Collins Miss, Nov. 24--Posses totailing nearly 100
with bloodhounds are tonight searching the swamps
twelve miles south OF here for lone burglar who early
today robbed half dozen and houses and dan
gerously wounded two men, W. T. Jones and William
Lowry, whose homes among those entered. One
Of the wounded men, Lowry, is expected 10 die.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

ChioaEo. Nov 1t-Two wears aEo. 81
the heiEht of her success tu Loudoa
music halls May pe s0usa was won't
20 assert That American men were the
only sort worth haEiuE Then she mar.
ried one luf now o. would seem that
sne has changed her MIND Az least che
has commenced FuH ta dissolve ths
marital bonds between herself and ~
A. Hainrs. 90 Rochester. ~ 81. The
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
MURDER CASE TO
THE JURY TODAY
La~rsrcs Trial Closes srd Jury wIn
Dss 80 " Three Strike Leaders Are
Guilty 81 Murder.

Salem MaH. Nov st-Ths fat,

Salem MHH. Nov st-Ths fate Of
1oserh , Uu1r Artaro G.ovanrittt
and Joseph "nFuHa. 1u trial Tor the
murder Hf Anna JrEtEEo Iu fhe Law
renee frEfHe strike probably wII be-
fn fEe hand nf lhr urE early tomorrow
EfrHr end GIataunitta though they
pleaded innocence asked f1r fHo death
penalty F aEudEef guilty
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Atlanta. Nov a4.--WlIiiam Franhiin
q rsciuse of hfty years. wae fbund uuth
hia skuli crushed and DYING in he cot
taEs whore he Be- reported 30 have ,ad
q small fortune hidden
The house had been tassaeksd for
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one WOUNDED. ANOTHER
KILLED tN sTREET DUEL

EHHFvHe. Tenn. Nov 2s-Robsrt
Stout eas aFrf Ih errest dueI here
frn.EH. and Blaine Myers vac KILLED
uaG blood g. uIt f1 have existed be-
fut.n fHF 1870 men fHr Eaara
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
SHORT SESSION
CONGRESSTOBE
IMPORTANT ONE
The Three Months VIII Be
Crowded With Legis
iative Work
WILL CONVENE
ON DECEMBER 3

Appropriation Bills, Special
Legislation Left Pending
at the Close OF he Last
Session Of Congress, To-
gether With Arehbold I'm
parchment Trial Among
Matters Scheduled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

Psnhaeela - tire Dssp Watss city -
49, Guf. Sith tee railraad systs~as
srd . third road under actual eea.
strurtlan.
The Washington times., 1912-09-24
BROOKLAND PLANS
FOR FLOWER SHOW
Committees Named to Manage
Event Next Week-Winners Of
Lawn Contest Announced.

Committees to handle the fourth an
nual flower. fruit. and vegetable show
Of the Brookland Brotherhood have
been named. The show will be held
next Tuesday and wednesday after
moons. and evenings. DIR. walter Van
Fleet, rosarian Of the Department of
Agriculture, is chairman OF the commit
tee on cut flowers and ported plants.
other chairmen Of committees are Prof.
L. r. Lake. assistant pomologist OF the
Department OF Agriculture, fruit and
vegetables. and Mrs. Alexander Nc
Pherson. canned and preserved goods.
The executive committee of the
brotherhood met last night and per-
fected final arrangements for the show.
II also announced the winners in the
pretty lawn and gardens contest con-
Quoted this summer. They are:
Lawns-C. II. Hospital. first premium
A. ]. Doeing. second premium. and DR..
r. W. Frisckorn, third premium.
Flower sardens-C. II. Hospital, first
premium; C. r. Tansill, second pre-
MUM. aand A.. ]. Doeing, third pre-
MUM. Vegetable gardens-J. z. East
lack. first premium: J. L. Primm. sec.
ond premium. and A. ]. Doeino. third
premium.
The Washington times., 1912-09-24
German Experts .
Here to Inspect
Money Laundry

with a possible view to adopting the
money laundrying machine as used by
the United States Treasury Department
to clean soiled bills, Heinrich woolheirn
ana NJ. Ossenbach, representatives OF
the German government, will arrive In
Washington Wednesday to consider the
advlsability of recommending the use
OF such machine In the German treas
Try department
Since the establishment OF the money
laundry at the Treasury. many stories
of Its success have been heralded In
the papers OF this country as well as
in Europa. Germany so far is the first
foreign nation to show an interest In
the machine, but II Is expected that
before long representatives of the
French government. Of England. Japan
and the other larger nations OF the
Eastern Hemisphere will visit WASH
ington to see It in action.
Burgess Smith. of Macon. Ga, VINO
for the past seven years has been a
scientist at the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing is the inventor of tha
laundry, and should foreign nations
adopt 1t he possibly would reap a small
fortune for use of the patent.
The Washington times., 1912-09-24
INCREASE SHOWN
IN ATTENDANCE IN
ALL SCHOOLS HERE
Despite Disagreeable Wealth
er Enrolment on Opening
Day Shows Improvement.

The enrolment in the public schools
of washington yesterday showed a net
gain OF s1s over the first days attend
49, 80 a1a wi. - -n,,. oy
ahce one ga ~ VIC. ~ ~
the most oisagreeepio scnooi Gay OPEN
ing In several years.
The total enrolment in the 1e7 schools
yesterday was 2.3sI; ono year ago tho
totai was so.vs' ihe white scnoo,a
were responsible Tor this increase, both
In the high schools and the graded
schools.
Tn. .,ro,,rn.r. L. a.. ,,s,.. h,on
eo IN VIC VINE ms"
schoois yesterday was s'oso; a year ago
II was 1896. The enrolment In the COL
ored high schools yesterday was 1,l07.
arainst 1. al last year.
In the GRADED scboo,. IN. wb,,o an.
-. ~
The Washington times., 1912-09-24
LAKES TO GULF
WATERWAY WOULD
CUT LIVING COST
So Head of Association De-
clares and Gives Reasons
for His Belief.

LITTLE RocK Ark sept. IA deem
...r,,,.. go, ~. Co.. 49,. % IN.
wa.erway 'oih .no o' 20
CUR OF Mexico would lower the cost OF
living to the millions OF people In. the
Mississippi valley, and eventually to the
whole pop,,,stion Of the limited States.
TIL. oia,,., no. "a. '.osay a, ,h.
''a. ,,,.,,,
opening aoores' Oh Fresiueh. wia'
~ n,,.i onnnau,,a, " ,ho I.sa.',o.,hs.
Gull Dsep waterway Association here.
Illness made II Impossible for Kavan-
augh to read his paper, and Vice Presi-
dent e. 8. Conway, Of Chicago, per-
formed this duty.
orI me eb voJ ~ penare Tanai" Declare
Kevanauah. and he sussested that Inc
Torrars I'D mach,n.rv smnioved on fhs
Ysth,n,,s ha TO .rarred Srpm the corn.
Mated canal 10 The Missiasippi river.
Cost Less Than Panama.
.rh. ao.c u,o,nruav uonld ooat ,or.