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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

a. q l'iefte. a l,s,.nsnsrn, resl es'aln
aeaiss q l,gtNna ,se. - ~ thr sfy
investigators property NJ l'lert e~4
ffnm hcfc a. san u~ntta
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

cssl ven nlachsf AS ~ th~ clss vss
tetdA> from rpft Arkansas where 80
sep nlucheFs havs 1esn sahsins an
eutlar M niasnts STATED ll,s, fsn,
inr u.s. rsthef rcar on acco4ut - hish
~luds
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

Nfs %, lluudies and Nfs TYLER nsr
rsii ~ remmvfce wefv amnne 10
Nnesis arriving Al the iioras Apaft
mshis irstsrisy Thor Viii spend
work IN the city.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

a. nnihrrfuri ~. " No1nt Yer
non rssns. enr sm"uE tho suesis a..
slvinR a 40. Hsashi. truiss,ias
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

Iecnnis a Malone, - ,sew NafA cus
= fu,~l ~ one ~ tho local hAiel-
NJ Mstnes h thlnNins 81 lccstlaa ln
,npns.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

CITY Eiiior iituil,y ~ tn nrmo.
cta,. who HAS been quit ~ aastHs ,es
rsst wecA. Il rspnfssa as u~aiB I'm
rFstca
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-18

y. Mr,'urdy. a minister ~ lsrftolt
Mishlsan. has bcen n'lhe CITY ~. PES,
Few dasA a. lhs Ruesi "a rieaas
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
eamOmirtidaft fir &aldftiua.

Oireftor 9(ron Nronion bon Ser
lanOmirtI6aftli6en @eriuHsltation
1T 8aldItina b1lt Die Alsiihten fiir
oie @ntfpidlung Der 2auomirtidaft I'M
lelobten 2onoe fir por5iiglih. &iir5=
lih batte er cine @eiprehung nit ben
9eamten 0es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9e=
rartements, po5u inn feline &ciIe
III 9eteiligung an Dem Snternatlo-
allen &ougreB fir &rodenwirtl6ait
9rp Sarming), wel6er in Setbz
eriOge in Canada a~bgebalten miro,
8elegenbeit bot. @err Aronion 9ibt
Iih Ben beiten Soffnungen be5iigliG
Der OVERWHELMING Der Satlowirt
Idaft im@eiligen 2anoe bin u1lo itiibt
iih babel ouf praftiiAe Experiments,
mie iie bier5uIanOe inter Der Altfiidt
bon @un0esbeamten ouf Den ioge-
nonnten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
Sen Siioitaaten unternommen wer-
Den.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Cine aGntcn4 3aao.

Gas mgloubliAite l|Sagcrlateii lit
nidts qegeu eiuen SaGoeriqlI pen
Sic Q%cnttonts 8. s. @reest1t mo
airtoln @eaAcit pie tie er8atlsn
fiir3lid auf5umeiien 1atten- 5l Ell
1iem Sporoplan madten iie iiber 9sut
Gotomac 2Sag0 olif @ill- @tlteu. DIE
Guten flogen nit ciiicr @cidwinoig-
felt BON 80 NleileH pro 5tlt30e. Der
Sg8foplou begteitete it'd init oerieiecn
5AAellfqfeit. 0dbren0 nes r%aleroen
NluQs 3ogen Die 6ei0en Gifi8lere lire
@iitolen la0 iAoiicn oanit 0iel4il0=
enten aus Der Suit. oaralif lieRet
iid sic fii6nen SdiiBeu alf 0a5 Gal=
fer nieoer, mn ibrc @clte an lfa an
nebmen.
IS if 0os erila 9}al. SAB ein }Ga.
roplan proftiide &ermeuoul0 Pei eis
mem $ag0ausflt8 geflfaoen bdt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
piiRctbfe -3Oa.

0as SdaB 0epartement perbolt
iih a~blcbnen0 gegelt Die energlldler
@orftealtngen 9euti6lalios gegan pc
9(biidt ser oiesieiti9en &eQierillg, e
men @crgaltltlgs3oQ auf 5pliBerblclA
un0 Wtebl, mel1e aus ellfldlano eilta
aefiibrt merOei, 5u crbe6en. Die Scr.
5taoten nebmen sen S%taHopunft Elm,
sob 9elttldIanO mlf oie betrcifenoen
g(rtifel in @eItalt Der ,@infnhr Ser
tififate" cine Mtsfuhr=&rdmie ge=
mabrt, ndbrcno 9eutihlano cine iol
de g%eoeutltng Der Gertififate len9net-
8raftii6 liegt Bic 5ade tacb Der
Mitteilung oes 9eumten 10, oaB
our6 sic oelttihe &onfnrren5 Die
umerifaniIAe in0uitrielle @ctdtigung
auf 0ielem @e6iete u~nteroriift miro
uno OaB ii6 Dies I'M gar5en certralelt
@eIter, namentlid aber I'M Sfaate
Midigon fiibIbar madt. Der @er-
qeltltngs5oQ ioQte am d. .. g3ts- IN
&raft treten. 9eutf6lon0 bat jeood
cine @eriAiebung Der 6rilt beantragt-
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
Sanptanarticr fiir s'nai s'rit5.

y PM cinen i'm 9tem @bbitt 9otel
an Dicnitag 4ben0 a5ge6altclen
goiifett 3u @6ren oes nelerludbit2n
Qrdli0enten 0es fwiinften 0iitrtfts,
Serrn SltIius s. @repier. brabte SEER
Wiltan Strasburger 0as &roieft SIR
Sprabe, BIER in Der 8tm0esbaitpt=
Hd0t elm ouale56alptauartier fiir
sen Gr0en 9'nai 8'ritb Ill bauen.
SEER Strosburger ihl0at Dor. Den
Eentpel III 0rei gfbtaillHaen eiu8utei=
len, Elm Ibteil fir politides uno
9fedtsmeien, Gin 9l6teil fit ~natioaale
ltno nteruationole g9o6ltotigfeit mo
Elm 9(bteil fiir lofale &e0iirfaiFe, wie
mic iic bon g%migraaten BON Eahg gu
8a6r on Die &ereuligung geltellt mer-
Sen. 81. ASimon fungierte als 81
aitneiiter, uno bradte einen 8oait
auf @rGiioenten Soft aus. Commit
Jar Gltlto $. 9fuoplpb bradte Ote
@riiBe 0es 8iitriftS. Ser Ahtb. ST
mon @olf bieIt cine @niprahe iiber
g~llniere internationale 9rOer." SEER
8oepier erpGbnte, Dab sic @ereint=
s7ing ltidt MIR fir iiioii6e @eoanfen
ALIEN Oa iei, %ion0ern fir 9umanitdt
i'm @rpBen. @enn ans Dem 0r0en
groBe M6rmer be~roorgeben, Der0en
lie aud onerfamnt. anoere Spre6er
batten fir ibr S6ema: 6ronf S. Go
gall an 6reunoihaft, Soiepb Sala=
bes bon Baltimore: ulluAer9eahbar"
Gabbi 2ollis Steru Ser SrOen ais
@r5ieber~, urt0 Gbas. Soar nNiein
ltiQer Geilbaber~. lleber 200 @dite
tDobnten Dem Banquet bel.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

&lattOitidler @crcen. 8m. Stir.
mann. Sefret6r, tDo6nhoft IN Coco.
ma Garf. @eriommIuna am /. Dnn-
ncrStna /. sc. III 1877 Z. Str. %. %
Se1icn0nrmItGOter ltnterltiibnnas'
&crcin. 9ouis Bauer, GrdiIOelit
Sobn Meininqer. Sefr.. 7t6 @rcs.
ban 8lace, @.8. @erinmmluua am
8. Ylittpoh /. sc. in 1922 ga. @ne.
6riB
&eB, Sefretdr, @are go. 1920 9onn.
@nelllle. Geriammelt ii6 ieOen erItcn
0ienstng i. 90 in geo. 922 9Sa. 9loc
columbia 8raner . arnnfen.lIu'
Critii9nnasDerein. 6ran6 &um, &c.
fret1r. 1874 22te Str. gt. @. Ser.
iommIung am 8. 0icnsta9 /. VI. in
Ho. 1876 $50. Npe.. %. SO
0cntidler untcritdbnngs6nna
Gi1rtft J}o 40 Scfretar A5iu 0an
lrlnaiill. 1915 Marion StraBe. u
" g(criammclt lid leOen l Dir
aeu Vt, IN 936 Ga Aue.. u V
3cntidcr ltatrrdnBnulsbhuO.
sftft 90 Yiimnel 0iet5. 0efrrtd
529 s. Str, u. s. 9eri am a ~
acrstaQ /. Wl. III 7Sl Str, yt@
NcMaidJcr llutrritlibnuasbnn0. D..
itrift $40. 40. Sefretdr So1n WtcI-
uinaer. TIC Gresham Blace, u "
GcriamnleIt iid ain /. NtittDon K
oen Nlts. in 936 go. ADe., q. N.
0cmtIdD : Nmcrifnnilder : Inter.
itiibnngs %erein. Sobn Dies, &c.
fretdr, 1888 Q. Capitol Str. @eri
am 2. 0ienstag i. 90, in 737 Z. Str
8aI6ingtun Sid &elief. Sefretdr
Is. 9iidof, gberrpOale Gltrai Sta.
9. s. 8eri. am 1. unO 3. Montag
/. 81, III S27, Z. StroBe, %. 90
0cHtidc Brandt SO5ialiitiider
Eartci. @en5el g3iff, Sefretdr, 1886
Ontario gfoao. &eri. am 1. unO 3.
0onneritog, 9lben0s s ubr in 423
@-Str., @.-8. SDmpotiiierer itets
ipiatommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
gerrtnr.

9sutider GemtraIDerein. @raiioent
-=- /. 8i5e-Yrdi. Wiar-
tin 8ieeanO; 2. Gi5e.Hrai. Us. NlId'
Oal4el; 3. 8iSe-Yrdi. aorI @gOlf;
A. 8lSe : YraliOent George Wtolr;
5. @I3e i. YraliOent Augult Shmtot;
start @olnmel, S1osnlellter
Uulluu SellOer, Sefretar; @oHgreB
Qelgyts, y. y. 6abnentrager Solepp
gYonDrad. Solicitor Serm. 8tntler.
yerlaluallung am A. Dlenltag /. We.
ii w Pelll. Ane.
UuIAmUIasAArMDereIIs 92S, Nc
1u.upc, ~. u.s., ytOrtg 2145.
WcluuItsuerlulInIlulI9eI IeoeH z.
SonA1uu iii 1lUnnt, ytacgmItt. 3.oU
80 >0ulunUallVnagelI lcOeII V10II-
.uu. Ave..vD . uDt. GrlIlI OerlteIL'
.ltg plurt0clI, LIDO Y Strube. ".
q, <clcpDon ~. zOoO. S1rIImarI
4. =. v4uwler, 40 la. Str. ". u.s.,
N.SpYua Wtalll 1900.
A.M.m $rtlt-.. Oluu OAtsp ~a.ilA~.n.et,
an mn, o.Aa .. =. ~.~H's SuIFtAt'n'
Su.tuMcuUvlclA 0es oteH SGl1'
.uDaS. SerlauImelt llh oalelbll.
~catlweE xSaueMgGMsDereIHr |ta'
l.Uelu IS. Is. O9neI0er, MnI. q. Vte9-
ers, Selre1ar, 1919 SrDIlg Str ".
Us, AlrettOrell- MllO Oelegaten-2Ser'
lumralAng an 2. Sonntag |. NC. N
DER 4nltalt.
Jrausn. pultspsrein. 0rau 8. u. SartbsI.
pral. Uerlammslt E9 nlUnatl'g am x DNn
leIlIa9 Ia Der NaltalE.
0rauen. gIapsereln. 5rau St. SOnlsr. YrIl.
Yerlummelt pp mrnaTIIp 9erlaB 9IpGl3.
AeHrl9er StrlegcrbMaO n~erlaWIH1ell
lld leoen 3. WtOu1a9 monatlI@ W 40.
az 4enn. Aue., JeIOmebel Solep9
Wtair, zOO4 grlte Str. ge. Us.
0eMtl9-AmerltaWlGer SedHttsr'
ScrelM uerlatnmelt lIG om l.. ullO 8.
Wtlttluoh oes Wtonats I'm Sol1ger'
bunO, 314 @-Str. gt.-8. Saul Saul9
Sefretdr, 3418 8romn Str, gt.-gS.
Wermtania Stub. Nfittpo9s nllo
Greitags Abenos in Sbe SolefanL
1928 s Str. %. @. Setretar ISM.
S. @1eDers, 1919 SrDing Str, yt.@.
Gntel SrGils @er8nn8angs Ser'
elm. SEQ. Wtolr, Setretdr, 1881 lite
StraBe, 81. @. @eriammelt lth ain
2. Sonntag i. sc. I'M @oloen Sag
lie Sotel, q. S. glOe unO 9 Ctr.
Snta grdIs DamsnstrsIm. Graa 9eHIy
@raue, p1alpsntin. NerlammelI lt1 am |.
atinwpG i'm MOnat i'm 9aule zines Der M't-
eIifrsr.
SrOIpect Sid Gemeterg. GreO.
SSmbof, 8rGiioent, @m. Ntartln, Sc
fretdr. gerlommelt ii9 am erlten
0reitag monatIih bel S. y. @r1es'
bauer, ABB 9te StraBe, yt. W.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
gdtb. @idlarO SartbOlot.

3il Ser @eriammliug botten li9.
10 uiele 8erionen eingefinoen, DaB
Die GGumli6feiten 6alO iibcriiilt,
unO ais SEER 8artbol0t 0as 8ort err
qrtft mar aud ni6t elm &laB mebr
un6eIett. Serr 8artbolOt, mobl per.
proulinenteite Mnnn altf Dem 6el0e
Der 6rieOensbewegltng, mics IN lel.
uer anipro1e auf Die @%eoeutllng pcs
Cages bin, un0 freuoig folgten oie
9fnmeien0en ieiner 9lnreglillg, ouh
in Miiiouri Die 9~Inbdnger Der 6rle-
0ens6emegunq 5ll elmer 9roBen grga-
niiatiou 81 pereinigen. 81 &nbe-
tradt ieiner @erOieaiie nm Die 8rle
Oensbepequng ipurOe @err Sartbolot
einitimmig gum &rGii0cnteH ermnblt-
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
JpDrn.

4 9entIdc 6reImanrer 2Oac
Arminits, geo. %, S. q. 81
~ 90. AOam SdnetOer, &C.
fretdr 3746 Dir &iitIep Ctr, Gbepp
@baIe @. s. @eri. am /. II. 3. Diens.
tag /. &c. i'm nellen W}aionic Senpel
@il6eIm Sell 2Oge go. 5, g. 9.
6. Of s. @eriamrnelt ii9 ieOen I
un0 8. 0onner5tag I'M Monat In
SEQ. 936 $50. 9lbe., gt.@. @alil 8adf
idmio, Sefretdr, 107 5. StraBe
q. ..
Sentunia 2Ose 9aO. 2, .. 9. S. 9.
S. @. Selbig, &r1i. t742 7 Str.
g. So; $. @amenrei9. SER. 1900
s. Str. g. @.; @eri. am 2. unO A.
Montag /. sc. in 1889 7. Str. N.-8.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
St GefrstGr SnOg ~amtsmiiOe?

0cr y@ittsGurger 9ispot64. ser
INNER 0as Organ &nor' geipeien lit,
bebauptet, OaB iih Staatsiefretdr
&nor gum @erblte ndfften Sabres
3uriid3ieben werOe, san8 qleidgiltig,
pie Sic beporitebenOe @abl ousfal=
le. gfur Elm ebent. u0eaolorf4 bel
Der @abl oes @rdiioenten oOer oes
@i3e-@rdiioenten foiinte &nor neran=
Ioiien neiterbin i'm 0ienlte 81 blei-
ben, inn ieiner Efli6t ST. g%eniigei1.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
@cidOR : 2%iefcrnnsen.

Him 5u ermitteln Oh alisldnoii6e
6ubrifanten Dem Marine : 9eparte-
iftert @eI6oTe gIei1er Qualitdt Inn
eih Drittel biaiger liefern f6nnen, ais
sic nieorigften omerifanii9en 6orOe-
rii4tgen latten, pur0e Der Saofiel0
Steel SounorD Company in Sbeffiel0
in England Sic notwithstanding
BON 500 unter i'm @an8en BON 5000
eli ~liefernoen @ei6olien iibertragen,
mdlbe i'm Stan0e iin0, 3an3erplatten
51 0nr616lagen. gea6 Der Nnli6t
0es OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES miro, fails
Die BON ser englii9en Sirma geliefer-
ten @eidofie alien gelteGten @nforOe=
rliigen entipre6en Oie @unoesregie-
runq fein 8eoenfen tragen, n0tigen-
foQs ibren 8eoarf aus Dem IltslanOe
8u Be3ieben, u11o oie @irfung miro
iein, oaB Die inlGnoii6en 6abrifan=
ten lire erorbianten 8reile betra1t-
liA b%erab3uieben baben.
Die Saofielo GompnnD erbielt Oie
2ieferltng BON 500 t2-30aigen @e=
idoiieu 8llm @reiie BON $167 per
Stiif. 9ie 9etblebem Steel Cont
panp bat oagegen 1900 12-80aige Sc
ihoiie gum 8reiie' bon $279.40 per
Stiid uno 500 t4-30llige gum @reiie
bon $500 per Stiif 81 Iiefern. 9ie
8aibington Steel ans Sroonance
@ompanD liefert 500 t2-80uige @e-
i9oiie gum 8reiie BON $277 per Stiid
uno 1000 14-3olige 5u 1920 per
Stiid, ulo 0ie grucible Steel Cont
pam 81 9(merican 1000 12-00aige
81 $274.75 per Stiid uno 500 IA
.3ollige 5t $500 per Stiid,
Ser Nnteil Ser @aofieIo Company
al benz 81 perausgabenoen @eiammt=
betrage bon 1915. $50 bel1uft Iid
alf $4,000. Cine 2ieferlng bon
t4-8Saigen @eidoiien puroe ibr niht
i~ibertragen. obglei6 lire Soroeruug
per Stiif gegen 500 nie0riger mar,
ais 0ie ~nieorigite amerifauilde 5or-
Oerung. ltno obglei9 1ie Die ein5ige
5irma mar, mel6e iih erboten batte,
ole gap8e in @etraht fommenOe Sic
ferltng 81 iibernebmen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
GidarO Sart6ulOt gcc6rt.

SSn ct. SolIis muroe am N}ontag
sic 6rieoensgeieaidaft BON 0}iiiou.
ri geqriinoet uno Der Ahtb. GibarO
gart6olot gum @%rdiiOentcn 0erielben
.ertpGblt. Die o@eitl. @oit" ihreibt
0ariiber:
&orgreB 9lbgeorOneter Ri6arO
9art6olOt pliroe geitern 0}ittag sum
@%rGiiOenten Der neltgegriinoeten
6rieoensgeicGi1oft pom Niiiionri ge=.
poblt, Die lid gelegentlih oes &or
TRACES Ser %beriibmten 6rieocns-gl9
tatorin 6ralt Bertha bon Slittncr IN
ben &Gumcn Oes u@itD @lit6" orga-
%uiiirte.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
@eluns-g ereins.

@ereiuiate GGmger pOn @aibingtOn
9r4lioent: Sobn 8alomam; Setre-
tar s. 8ede, lao 10. Str, g. Y.
2albluatUn SGneerbmnO. gtO. 314
Is StroBe, ". ". albert Sepper,
0rollOent, ". Nrouner, Setretdr. 3l4
S Str, u. @. ". @uulpreHt, ORR
sellt. SlngltunOe ieOen 9lenstag.
DumsnYsrem Jrau s.. -. 8.rtbsb ~Yral.
Nvrlammluug lepsn 1. nnp 3. Alslli4S OsS
~..,als, aVlurs o pr, III Oblesm SUtAle.
a..vA vy,an8Ucrcln, lOO6, Y
-4.ub, u. " aug. ShnIIOt, Yto'
lloelI. SoDn gpeOer, Setretar'
30. 90, ote StraBe, ". Y. starr
0oler, 0lrlgellt. Nlret1OreIIoeriuaIlll-
iulla am l.. Sunltag uab ocE1l /.
u,t1tlDuu !. W. SLlglIn1lOe leOelI
.liDoul.
X. lamrnYeItm otnn y -"
k.u,n. S~tGla"nItAl'o "M (. ~''"tNs
...4.,4 d .ues IL uvtssn, SpIass
..au.a u.amMcrdOr. 922 &enn.
~. i. Is. pral. 5ODn Heltt. Setr.
yeu. 5ebaltlan, 622 go. Ape., S.8.
cum j. @Driltiani 9ireftOr. Sc
l%moltsperi. am /. Sonntng /. w.,
S%aigllunOe leOen 9onnerltag nnr
SOlliltaa ADellD in 922 $50. Aoe.
LamrnDers.n. Uruu 5ull- euBIt1, Yral
WelammeIt ltb Jepen e.rsn SUnr'ae III
Mpnat i'm Ubl9en Sptale.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
@rOfes srudenOuf fir 9sep gurf.

0as Marine-0 . partement miro.
Dem aongreB i'm 0e3ember Die 9(ule-
gitng elmer Marine-S rodenoods BON
1000 Sub 2dnge al Der atlantiiden
9iiite, pabri6einIih in 9lem Dorf,
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
4eretns~ und Aogen~ calender

Die Serren Setretare fno gebeteu, uns tets BON AOrelenOerdnoerunge
ionic BON @orgdngeu in ibren gereinen 9ertbt gu geben rnO iino mir
fets beftrebt ioI6e an seeisueer Steae mBunebmen.
gres fir Oe Snierton Der Sure $3.50 per Subr.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

a~nUiealen. Gin a5ale1es Soa 1T
idlod qegenmdrtis ID %earl @orbor
ouf SEN baDalteu 61ieiit mL Sau
6earificn uu0 idou SUI einenl Nrtttel
.ieltiq ae'ieat. gle Soften meroe i1
iH9cidhr anf SIS 2J9UuJ pe'oli'sn.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
vii acsuanasn mor0en ieif.

gcouar0 o. 5oancnan erli6te
0qs TiItrifts- 8 berGeri@t ieiue 1ralt-
anna NIT @liiabet6 Sonicman ole Dor
% 5aaen in @6ila0alphid ltattgcfini-
Sen, 3l %onnuliren, Da er SIT Der @od-
scit ge3munaNi moroen lei Qllt0 pen
9rlt0er icincr iesigen 6rnll.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
QanOsmannidnftIiae unO Hnterltus'
unas . Yereine.

Gdweiser @ObItGtigfeitsuereIn.
9r6l. Suiius GgIoff, 11S &'nnelle'
Npe, 81. g. 6. e. SHuegler, Setre.
tar, 1929 S Str, %. %.
|erein Baden, Alois &eirlbort &c
fretdr, 1t3 9 StrnBe, g. @. Oer'
IommeIt Ii9 ieOen /. DieustnC I'M
Monat in 936 Na. GDe., q. B.
@erein Sapern, Columbia Settien
Scr. /. @olfgans &rdOdidel, Rrai,
Nronf @ieganO, 8i3e.ErGi. wtite
SoIabeierIein. S9asmeilter. Tbeo ".
Sedert, 5efret1r, 1910 Gln. Anc.,
g. B. 9erf. am /. Sonntag !. 80.
8 1tbr nofm. in SO. 1922 ga. gIne:
@dwSbilder &ranfEn : llnteritiit'
aunasbereiu, MihneE Diet. Setretdr.
629 S Str, q. .. @~eriommlnng am
/. 0ienstag i. 90. in geO.7S7 Z. Ctr.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26
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per 9nben0 -----$3.OO
Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

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Washington Journal., 1912-10-26

4reis fir Die Sniertion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
BULL MOOSE TO
LINEUP AT COP.
PIE COUNTER
Would Grab on Some of the
Jobs Under the Mar Ad-
miuistratiun
"BILL. DEyER ALWAYS A
REPUBLICAN, HE SAYS
Friends Try to Get Berth for
Him-Campaign for Jake"
Haarer Starts

Jobs" is the one big subject OF
discussion in the city hall these days,
following the election OF Oscar b
Marx as mayor. The supply OF jobs
available after Marx takes ONCE,
Jan. l, seems almost unlimited, but
talready-the various factions in the
party are sparring for advantageous
places. and from present indications
there will be a wild scramble and
fight for jobs which will seriously
threaten the peace and harmony OF
the administration.
Jealousy is already beginning TO
loom up as a factor in the dispense.
ton of the jobs. In the department
CT public works there are several OF.
ficials who we're known as Taft"
men. They aided in having the state
convention indorse Taft for president
! When IL came to the local campaign
, they were strongly in favor OF Mar
and they did their share OF campaigE.
ing for him.
/ Marx was originally inclined 70
favor Col. Roosevelt for the Republi-
can nomination. but after Taft's nom.
ination he refrained from discussing
national politics, although he retained
his friendships in the Bull Moose
party. Now that the local candidates
on the Progressive ticket were de-
feated there has been a noticeable dis.
/ position on the part OF certain OF the
leaders 10 drift back into the RepuDl.
can camp. The trouble Is going TO
come when they seek to control som
of Marks appointments. The old Tar;
crowd is prepared 10 fight them
tooth and nail" while the erstwhile
| Progressives plan to make IL hot
for the Taft element Lines are al
ready being laid by both factions 10
dominate Marks administration. Tho
Il old Taft crowd say the Progress
sive wing of the party can't do IL.
The members OF the latter faction say
the Taft crowd" has no strings OH
(Centinued on Page FifteenD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
DEMOCRATS
MAY CONTROL
U. S. SENATE
Looks Like Vice-Presidcn. Will
Cast Deciding Vote in
Case of Tie
EACH SIDE HAS As
ON FACE OF RETURNS
President-elect Wilson'S Electo-
raj Vote is Now EST.
mated at 442

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-With returns
complete today. although unofficial,
ii became certain that wilson's total
vote in the next electoral college
would be 442 with "a for Roosevelt
and IL for Taft. Wyoming went into
the Wilson column to-day and al
though some Progressive leaders were
still claiming they would get Calf
fornia. impartial sources insisted that
the districts still missing were all IN
Democratic localities and were sure
TO increase the Wilson vote
Control OF the senate seemed GER
tainly Democratic. The sure Demo
cratic senators would number As, one
half of the total membership, anil
this would give Democratic vice
president the deciding vote in cAo
. OF tie. But there were states to b.
heard from where the result was still
doubtful, notably Illinois. where ths
returns changed the legislative total
with each successive report. The
Democratic leaders at headquarters
here were confident that they would
get two, and probably three OF the
remaining states, thus giving them
clear working margin required for
the proposed legislative program.
The Roosevelt states today were
PENNSYLVANIA, Michigan, WashingtoG
and South Dakota; the Taft, Vermont
Utah and Idaho. The states where
the results so far as the legislatures
were concerned are In doubt with q
senatorship Ringing on the outcome
we're Illinois, Wyoming, Tennessee
and Oregon. The Democratic leaders
seemed very confident from the ad
vices received here that they w0ild
get the senators from Wyoming
Oregon and Tennessee.
Much interest was expressed today
in the political affiliations OF the Pro
gressives in the house and in the
various states where they sent men
to the legislature. For instance, II
was pointed out that in Illinois, the
Progressive Legislators could combine
with the Democrats and elect a
United States senator TO succeed Sen
,ator Cullom. Whether they would
vote for James Hamilton Lewis. the
leading Democratic aspirant, how
ever, was a question. In Michigan
the Democrats and Progressives were
believed TO be likely to combine.
In congress It was said the Demo.
Gratis would be asked by the Progress
sive leaders TO assign minority repre-
(Contfsaed ON Page Ntae,.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
BUEGARS FIGHT
THEIR WAY TO
CONSTANTINOPLE
Capture Last Line of Defense
and Fall of Turkish Capital
Seems Imminent
MASSACRE FEARED
If INVADERS ENTER
Report That Adrianople Has
Been Captured is Not Yet
Confirmed

LONDON, Nov. S.--That the BuL
garians have captured most OF the
forts which constitute Constantinople' s
last line of defense, was persistently
reported here today in messages from
Sofia and Belgrade,
Furious fighting has been In pro-
gress for several hours along the
Chatalja.
One thing seemed sure-that Con
stantinople's fall was a matter OF only
a Dag or two. That a massacre OF
Christians there Will follow the Turk
ish defeat seemed more likely with
every succeeding development.
IN direct contradiction OF Sofia re-
ports that Turkey has opened negotia-
tons for suTrendering Constantinop!e
TO the Bulgarians. a Constantinople
message today declared Maxim Pasha,
the Ottoman war minister and COM
mander a. chief, has determined TO
contest every step OF the way to the
Bosphorous and. IL forced out o.
Europe the Sultan will gather his OF.
tomdb troops and renew the fight out
side
The situation In the sultan's capitol
has been growing desperate since the
Turks we're driven back TO the Chat
ALA line OF defenses.
The government mas cone-fts- at
most TO prevent the people from learn.
( ing how hopeless is the army's posi-.
ton. But today every one knew that
the city was in imminent peril or cap
| ture.
Only the fact that so large a pro
portion of the male population Is al
the front has prevented the native
quarters from getting completely be,
yond control already. II the troops
are driven into the city, the govern.
ment did not presented II will be able
1 to keep order.
The native Christians will fight
Correspondents who have suggested
that the Christians were likely TO be
cut down like sheep, apparently have
not taken itno account the fact that
(COntinued ON Page NIne.b