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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
DAVIS STORY TOlD
FROM WITNESS STAND
Continued from Page One.)

preliminary examination he told me
In the city and that they never would
get him. told you BEFORE" said
Davis. addressing himself directly to
Frederlcks. my reasons for thinking
that II any person gave the money
to Franklin It was a third party" !.
Harrington Brought In.
Fletcher Brown. newspaper man.
testified that John II. Harrington, a
state witness. had told him he knew
OF no illegal action on the part OF
any person connected with the Me-
Namara defense.
Mrs. Anne Hartenstein. formerly ste
nographer In Mr.. Darrow's office. tes-
titled that she had heard Harrington
say last December that he did not
believe Darrow ever had attempted
jury 'brfbing or that there was any
corruption In the Mcnamara defense
G. Il: Webb. a venireman In the
trial Of James u. McNamara, heard
Robert #. Balm. juror In the same
trial. who confessed he had accepted
bribe from FRANKLIN. say that "tbey
(supposedly meaning the McNamaras)
would get all that was coming 10
them as far as he was concerned" :
Webb was guarded as Juror for
three days until he failed to qualify
and was excused. His being placed
on. the stand was supposed to be an
attempt Of the defense to show that
Balm. even though he had accepted
Frankffn's money. could not actually
have been bribed. as he evidently In
tended to convict instead OF acquit
James B. Mcnamara.
Court adjourned until Monday.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
ADVANCE REQUIRED
on PERMITS
oNAzlNo DELiNoUENTs NOW RE.
oulREo TO pAv TWENTY
PER CENT or FEes.

The forest service has always
adopted lenient policy y regard to
those stockmen who did not pay their
grazing fees on time although the
regulations required payment In ad-
vance.
Recent Investigations have shown.
however. that the number Of delin-
quents has increased rather than de-
creased under this policy so that local
forest officers have been forced to
spend a great deal OF time in collect
ing fees after the stock entered the
forests.
In order to obviate this difficulty
the following amendment to the graz
Ing regulations has been adopted by
the secretary OF agriculture:
"All graxing rates are established
upon the basis Of payment in advance
Of the entry Of the stock upon the ma
tional forest Persons whose applica-
tions are approved may defer pay
ment OF the fees due for not to ex-
~USu w uNyS AiOIu Tie uute the 3tOCk
entered the national forest, but they
viii be required to pay an additional
amount equal to 20 per cent Of the
established fee before permit ls is
sued to them The additional charge
of 20 per cent Will be imposed In nll
cases where the stock are placed upon
or allowed to occupy national forest
land before the amount due as graz
Ing fees. Is .remitted to the proper
United States depository"
1t is not intended that this regIula.
tion shall be enforced during the
present grazing season because the
users OF the national forest ranges
have received no notification OF the
Intended change. hut It will become
effective at the beginning OF the graz
Ing season of 1918 after which time
those persons who are delinquent in
remitting the amount OF grazing fees
Que before the stock are placed upon
the forest will be required to pay 20
per cent additional before permit will
be issued to them.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
WAITER TEST|F|ES
As TO MURDER
MAN EMPLOYED IN NEW YORK
HOTEL CLAIMS THAT Nc SAW
No1ENThAl KILLED.

New YORK; July 2s--TestImony tina,
"Bridgie" Webber, In whose gambling
house the murder gang which killed
Herman Rosenthal II said TO have con.
gregated for. the assassination, and
Jack Sullivan, alleged go-between for
certain OF the police and gamblers,
were in front OF the Hotel Metropole
when Rosenthal was slain, was given
today In the corOners court.
After these statements Sullivan, who
has been held as q material witness,
was rearrested on charge OF homi-
eide and Webber was held without
ball for the coroners Inquest, August
15. At
Louise Cre9e, a waiter, testified that
he saw the assassination. Two men
sat In the murder car" while four
others who stood nearby shot Rosen-
thai down az he came from the l1o-
tel. Crese identified Weber a. one
he had recognized on the scene and
pointed to Sullivan as having been
there Immediately after the shooting
John Reisler. known in the tender
loin as John the Barber" testified
he had seen Webber near the Metro
pole after the shooting and that
Bridge was running.
Mayor Oaynor today wrote to Po-
lice Commissioner Waldo directing
that Lieutenant Becker. charged by
Rosenthal with being In league with
gamblera shall not be suspended OF
mt an trtni xuIfhout ovtdonco IN xu.tl
~ his conviction. "On the other
charge" that Becker instlgated the
murder Of Rosenthal. the mayor said
This is possible, but 30 far there
IL no evidence to support the charge
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
BUILDERS RESUME
WORK on BRIDGE

Libby. Mont, July 2C.-The Coast
Bridge. company yesterday resumed
work on tho steel bridge across the
Kootenai river at Libby. after having
suspended operations pending the set !.
tlement OF the bond Injunction case
In the courts. From the s1ae.4OO re-
ceived from the sale OF the bonds the
county commissioners have paid the
company $4,000 for the construction
OF the concrete piers at Libby. which
were completed before the work was
held UP by the court proceedings. and
to pay for the steel which has been
cut and which Is now ready to be put
together.
A. soon as the. approach to the
bridge at Libby Ia completed the COM
pany will go to Troy and begin work
on the piers OF the bridge there. and
will then start the Rexford bridge and
nut on the steel at Libby.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
WARDEN IS ACCUSED
BY LABOR LEADERS
CONTINUED from Page One.)

In the yard and refused to go back
when ordered. He would be kept
there. he said, until he showed re-
pentence and reformation. evidence OF
which lay in the warden's discretion.
There also was strong belief that
he had been concerned in the murder
GUS grub strike" last spring. but the
charge had not been proved and his
punishment was not charged to that
count. according to the warden.
y. ]. Is a good prisoner" said the
warden. land there is much to admire
In him. but J. b. has shown a re.
belliOus temper. can assure you
that his time In solitary confinement
will not be shortened by the visit OF
this committee.
''The McNamaras will be. given q
square deal while l am warden of
this prison. but l must maintain dis
cipline."
The committee was composed OF r.
H. Mccarthy, former MAYOR of San
Francisco. and recently Reelected
president Of the state labor council:
o. A. Tveitmoe. secretary treasurer OF
the state building trades council. and
president of the As!atic Exclusion
league: Eugene A. Clancy. formerly
an officer OF the steel and structural
iron workers association: John /.
Nolan. formerly supervisor of San
francisco county. and now q trustee
OF the international Molders' union:
Michael J. Mcclure. business agent of
the boiiermakers union; John p. Nc
lAaughlin. commissioner OF the state
bureau Of labor statistics. and Frank
Mcdonald. civil service commlssioner.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
SAMPLES INJURIES
/ PROVE TO Be FATAL

John sample of st. Regis. who was
severely s'ashed by knife In the
nandH Of Ruby Stevens In a stabbinx
affray which. took place at st. Regis
early wednesday morning. died. here at
the sters' hospital at 3. O'Clock this
morning. The story OF the stabbinx
appeared In The Missoulian at the
time. The woman was brought To this
city and Is now In the county Jail.
Where she was held to await the re-
suits of Samples injuries. She has
admitted the cutting. but when arrested
told the officers that she used the knife
In self defense.
Sample was about sc years OF age
and had been working at st. Regis for
some time as a bartender. ~ .
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
|OLO Man SUFFERS
/ 4 CRUEL BEATING
L

1t was announced last evening that
today there will be reported to the
police and the humane society the as
saulting OF an old man, white haired
trancher. on the north side yesterday
morning. The story that comes to The
Missoulian is that the victim. peddling
berries drove his wagon over the cor
ner OF the lawn OF q north side resi-
dent and that this man followed the
wagon and pulled the old man from
his seat. A cruel beating followed.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
DUNCAN DENOUNCED
BY JUDGE BOOMER
Continued From Page. one)

eternal ! will do as think Is right, and
! stand or fall by my own actions and
FEAR no one as long as am on this
bench. II am removed can 20 into
the mines and dig. have done It be !
fore and can do It again and will
make living for myself, but no man
can control or influence me In my de-
cisions. E
There is your letter. Mayor Duncan,
you can take II or leave It, I don't
want IT." and the police Judge, threw
the letter to the floor at the feet OF the
mayor.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
GREAT. FALLS WOMAN
|. WANTS DIAMOND BACK

Leonie f. Barker OF Great Falls sues
y. G. Schander, a Missoula jeweler,
for diamond, valued at 5000. She
desires the return of the stone or Its
equivalent In money. The plaintiff Is
a resident of Great Falls and the suit
was transferred from the Cascade dis
trict court. The diamond Is one OF
those stolen from the Barker home at
Great Falls by o. J. Johnson. a young
university student. whose case has
been given wide publicity throughout
the state. The diamond. Il IL sup
posed. was disposed OF by Johnson 10
Schander.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
: =
:. 4 RECORD.

Ernest Gray Cobban. son OF W. +.
cobban of this CITY, broke the record
for cherry picking In the Bitter Root
valley Thursday He picked 70 gal
lens Of Bing cherries III the ono day
from the orchard OF t.,esH. r.. v. /.
company at Eight Mile. his wages for
the work amounting to ~ 30.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
HOT SHE'S.

women ads ~ CITES eopn Of lsshss. They
ofdswhss shs d'es oslsaism
Psssss Fsvor Pspdoa i've hs Mssy sul
1rood womanhood
$50 hssdsehs wosasa oss bssoss ssss
irritable md IL
@o.asy frequent ia.srval - sNv W .
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
In Auto Apparel

Many odd lots OF mems fur.
nishings too small to advertise
but great in value at prices
asked.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
WARRANT ,ssugo.

A warrant was issued yesterday by
Judge Dyson for r. o.. White. q
rancher living about two mllee west
Of Missoula. on the charge OF allow
Ing three swine to run at large. y
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
THE WEATHER

Yesterday brought q touch of real
summer. The mercury reached % de-
grees. but the day was not oppressive.
The change Is generally welcomed, es-
pecially by the ranchers who have been
unable to secure satisfactory results In
harvesting their hay. Summer weather
during summer months II necessary
for normal conditions. The obserya- :
tions follow: ,2'sat e4f 4
Maximum .............. 02
MlnlHum ."".,.-...."............,.,6
~ . .. N.
Barometer Observation-Disclosures. !. ...26:5A
fNr At'sp.am. a8slfse
Thermometer '.........,..................7 ~ .........7s
barometer '.....I...........,26:S7
Southwest wind
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
8ranbenhnrn

TrtebeI. - SnfoIge Der fom.
merIiheH 0iirre fino Die fIeinen Glni-
ie nod INNER re1t noHerarm. Sn
ben meilten @aiermiibIen itodt Der
getrieb, onoere tonnen i'm trur 0urh
Motorfroft oufredt erboIten.
n.-Dos 2ittergut 8eins.
oorf fpurOe BON Der 2anobanf an ben
Hittmeiiter Guo8iesfp gegen atuei BEL
Sagan g~eIegene 3iegeIeten einge-
taui9t.
DoI3ig. - Sci ben fiir6Iid ouf
benz &epier Oes Generals Der Snfan-
terie @ogel bon TdIfenItein nbgebnI.
tenen groBen SreibiogOen tpuroen 1
&iri9, ITO Saien, 1853 Gdianen unO
40 &aninden sur Strede gebradt.
SonnenndIoe. - @ri9ofien
bat fid in ieiner @obn1tne Der 8nu.
unternebmer Sermann waiiuer Oa-
bier, pobriheinlid in einem anfale
bon @eiitesit6rltng. Or bate friiber
before Sage geieben, dber iein 8er-
m0gen in 8ouIpefulationen berIoren.
Geitoem tpor er tiefitnnig unb true
fi9 idon LANCER NIT SelbitmorOge.
0anfen. CT binterI1Bt cine Grau uno
bier uner3ogene &inoer.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Oarmitabt.

9ieburg. - Gum Domfopitu.
lar nur0e pom 9omfapiteI Serr De-
fan unO Staotpfarrer Mattbaus
&emmerer gepGblt. so iebr fth Die
bieIige @emeinoe iiber 0teie e6ren.
bone aus8eidnung ibres gfarrers
freut, 10 ungern iiebt tie i6ren bisbe.
rigen tii9tigen SeeIiorger bon bier
ideioen.
Gppertsbouen. geim
Sol8fdaen i'm bieiigen @nIoe ereigne.
ten iid 6ieier Gage 5fpei ungliids-
f1ae, nobel 5mei Irbeiter nit tnap-
per geot Dem CODE entgingen. 0urh
neutrality-suspicious. Stiirden Ser rieit.
gen Stdmme erlitten tie iftpere in
mere 8erlebungen.
@eiienau.- Gin idtperer I'm
.gIiidsfau ereignete ii9 in Der biefigen
Hortlan~o-3 Der @rbet.
ter 8irlenba9 itirSte BON einem 30.
ben @eriiit a6 unO dog Iid babel an.
Der einem SnG0elbru1 cine i1tpere
8erlesung ser @irbiGdiIe ou, 10 oaB
an ieinem Guffommen gestpeifelt
tDiro.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Guiem.

Yofen. - &ier tpurOen Der Gcr.
tififotions- SeI6tpebeI S9rooer uno
feline @eIiebte Gle Bfisner auf benz
Gobnbof in Dem NugenbIid, ais tie
I'm gegriff tporen, NIT 8et9nungen
un6 Hldnen Der GeitsRe Roien. be-
Ionoers Der 1euen TINT unb Gtnboli-
ten Der BoIener Sorts, nod RnBIonb
al fIiiHteM, berboftet. a[uf Der GrmIt
Der Srau tpur0en ale pnpiere gs-
funoen uno 4rtefe ruiiiFher WiIit6r-
beb5rben, toonod ben Derbofteten
fir Die AusIieferung Der Baptere
feH8ebntouien0 &ubeI IN RtbIan0
ee3dbIt tperoen Iouten.
2anbsberg (Wnrtbe). - On
9onenois, RegierHngsbesfrt Granf-
firt a. s.. %, finO 100 ainOern an
MoIern un6 0ipbtberie erfrnnft. Die
Sdulen fino geidloien tporben.
8Iben. - Die ertpadfene So4-
ter bes 2onomirts Ebom in Bitten
eeriet infolge ltnporft4tigteit IN
einen offenem Eorfbru4 unO ertrunt
BARN.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
pofna4ri3hn
=. aus Dem =.
alten Dattrlan0e.
gus Der 0Reids6anytItaSt.

Berlin. aiir5Ii6 bruH
i'm S6aht Der i'm Bau be-
ftnoItden Strede Der 8erliner
untergrun0babn unter Ser Spree an
Der Strolauer StroBe Elm 8aiier.
robr, oos Die &onOenStpaiier Der 3.
20. IS. obfiibrt, uno iberidnemmte
IN penigen Minuten Die 8ougrtbe
stptiden Stro[ouer 5traRe ltno Der
Spree am &0anii6en ltfer. Die Or
better fonnten iid nod redbeitig
retten. 9
Gin ungetp0bnli1 rober l1eberfoH
ipurOe in Der &neiebeditroBe in &ir-
bort nuf 5tpei StraBenbahnbeamte
periibt. Gin Gobreait, Der @elegen-
b%eitsarbeiter S6miot, iiberfieI ben
Shaffner uno BEN 6iibrer zines
StraBenbobntpagens NIT einem Ntei-
Ter uno bro6te benz S6offner cine
aiemIih fhpere @erIebung am &opfe,
benz 8iibrer einen Sti9 in ben I'm.
terleib BEL. S6miot tpuroe OurG
SAldge NIT elmer giienitange ouf
ben 4opf unf1GOIi6 gemaft, 0ann
teffgenommen, ober boIo nieoer emit
laIen, 0a er elm notoriider @ei1tes.
tranfer 1T. Snaffner un0 Siibrer
mubten Die SiiIfe Der rehabilitation
IN Nnipru6 nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

aug Der Slide, ser SdIoKtene ser
W9aoden Erinfpaiier boIen. 2ou-
tes go9eln betpog ibn, an Oos 8ett
Der Go6ter 81 treten uno er fan0
oas iiingite Qino, oos ftarf gebroden
batte, tot neben Der Sdnefter Iieaen.
9os 6ltere 0Gbden ro6eIte uno lag
obne 8eiinnung i'm Bet. gs eeIong
benz Or. Arlart, nahoem er ber&ron.
Ten ben Mosen o%usgepumpt bntte, tie
nod I6neeren 8emiibungen ins Be
puBtiein auriid5ubringen. Ste be-
finoet iih nniheinenO ouber @efabr.
Der 8eit Der in 6roge ~tommenoen
2ebensmitteI lit sur l1nteriudung be.
ihlognabmt noroen.
ou.-Das ielbftdnbiee @ut
BiIbeImsDeroer NIT fIeiner 8tege-
lei lit in Ser gerihtliden 8panes.
beriteigerung fir $4,000 WH. in oas
gigentum Oes 2aufmanns Qustpor
in 2oufnen iibergegoneen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
@rannfdpein.

Braun DIM e g. = Bon benz
Sduurgerift tprr0e Ser STUDENT
Der &uniteei1idte @eorg @Isner aus
8%Ianfenburg negen SotIdlags an
einem unebeIi6 ~geborenen &tnoe 81
orei Sobren @efGngnis perurteiIt.
Sn Der IoGt lit ouf Der 2on0-
itroBe bel fittergut RortinsbiitteI in
Der 9dhe bon Wleine Der Oberihtpei-
8er 8unmonn aus Mortinsbiittel
binterriids erihoIien uno berarbt
Doroen. 9ie SGter, oie StauiGtpei-
ger &noppItein aus 0blig, 8arteIs
aus SO. -GIoobo1 un0 GngIer aus
gnnepis, iin6 in grouniftpeig felt
senommen tpor0en.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
gaSern.

@tarnberg. - Der in tpeiten
Rretien befnnnte t. Sdiffsmeifter So
bann 0abier, Der Oieies amt Idon SO
Sabre ausitbt, feierte in boiler gii.
ftigteit ieinen 70. @eburtstag.
8 adou.- Der bieiige 8e3irts-
Iebrerberein bat Den bisberigen 8or.
itnHo 4anoler (S9mnbbouien) elm.
ittmmig pie0ergetpGbIt.
Shorberg (8aber. @aI0). -
Ster lit Apotbefer &erbit geitorben.
@urgIengenfeI6. = Mm 8.
feierten Die aaufmonns.
@egotten 1areiter Oobier 6as Self
Der eoi0enen SoH6eit
&ugsburg. - SoteIier @uItab
Arrns, Der BETTER 6es oItberiibmten
HnlGftboteIs Drei UaObren boiler, lit
eeItorben.
GrIndSsn. - Der oapeite Giir.
eermeifter Stranger bIidte am 1. De.
sernber auf cine 25idbriee EGtiefeit
oIs &e1tsrat un0 StDeiter Biiraermef.
iter Der Staot @rlangen auriid.
@reftng.S ier Brad IN Der
Dem graueretbefiber 9eui9I geb5rt.
gen Dirtihaft 1oun Neutpirt~ IN
Nbline Geuer aus, Dem EN- bongefiin-
tr StnOd bouit6nOig gum Dpfer fieI.
2aufen. Sun &ttpeien be-
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
WPedIenbnra.

S6merin.- Sauptnonl1 8. 8.
Sronbofer bierieTbft, anIest I'M 81.
Snfanterieregiment @eneraIfeI0mor.
ihon 8rin5 Grie0ri1 RorI BON preu-
ben, fonnte unldngit iein 6OiGbriees
Wilit1r- SltbiI1rm begeben.
q Ii It r o 10. - gnf Der GbuuiIee
2ooee-@ iftrotp i9eltten betm Sitter
gut Sftpee5 Die Dferoe zines Gubr-
tperfS utpo aeridIueen Ole Def9ieI,
fo0aB Der Woeen m ben Gbauilee-
graben roIte unO umttppte. SdIaH.
termeiiter GIsner Tam 10 ungIiidIiG
unter Den Naeen al Iieeen, 6ob tbm
Der 8ogenftiibl bos @enid 6ur1-
i&Iue. @r NOR iofort tot.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
@ehprenhen

Don3ig. ~ Der Brofuriit Ser
Gtrna 9egner & SIener, Serr 30
nos, fonnte fiir3Iih ouf % Sable i'm
9ienite Der Sirma ouriifbIiden. Ole
ier llnitonO puroe bon ben Snbobern
unO benz 8erionole Ser Sirmo gum
NnlaB eenommen 81 @brungen fir
ben Su6ilar. Dor 0~eriommeltem Der.
lonol belt Serr SIgner an Serrn
8onos etneAniprade, in Der er feline
Weroianfte berboT1ob nnO tim 01Bar
etnem BIinnennrroneener olt9 elm
@brereeidenf berreihte. Qlu9 iet
tens oes @erionoEs un0 Ser@eI1dfts.
freunoe erfoIgten 5oblretde ebreu6e
@ratuIattonen.
Eborn. - Gin bosorti9er Mo9e.
aft tpur6e in OieIen Eaeen tn Der
@obrung 6es 2ebrerg @in inStDier.
c3bnfo oeriibt. @1bren0 nieman0 All
Souie apar, tpuroe bic Sir erbro6en
uno idmtlide M06eI unb elm merit
bones 8looier nit Der Art aerf6Ia-
gen. SOFAS, RleiOer uno onoere Ga.
den purOen total 3eriAnitten.
@tu enberg.- Muf Thred.
Tide 8eiie bat fiir5Iih Der Beifber
4uiapsfi in abbou Binenberg Iein
2eben einsebiiBt. abenos brod i'm
@obnboltie Beg Rliousfi Geuer aus,
peldes ii9 iebr idneu ~0erbreitete.
Rliotpsfi poute tpenigftens iein 8ieb
r@etter, bod Die 5lommen ergriffen
ibn uno na6 tpenigenWeim1ten puroe
er uls berfobIte 2eiGe aus benz
Erlmmerboufen geaoger.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
SaniahaSte.

&omburg.- Sn elmer @drten.
bu0e an ser berlGngerten 9inltraBe
fon6 man ben am Musi1IGeer Btn-
6ein 35 Dobnenoen t8iGbrigen
DreH8IerIebrItng grnIt DiI6eIm %.
eri6pffen oaf. Oea6 Der Gage Der
2eihe uro Der S9uBtpunbe az ur-
tetIei, 1T etn Woro nidt o1IseeidIoi-
fen. Gs lit aud iaou etn ~beittmmter
Beroadt eedubert morSen. Bisber
bat oie llnterIuhung nod fem 2idt
In Die IngeIegenbeit brineen tSnnett.
9ie 2ei6e bes eriHoIienen iuneen
Mannes fam in bic 9ei9enbnIe Dor
Dem 2iibedertor.
8remen. - Bel ser hir5Ii9en
SenotorentDabI IN Bremen tpurOe
@edtsantpaIt Or. nlr. Spittu NIT
GROCER Mebrbeit gum SenntOr oes
tpGbIt.
2ubed. 9os 9eeomt oerbon-
bette in ieiner Iebten Sisuna Aber
Die erbebli6en 8ei6Goieuneen oes
Somburger 9ampfers v&orn", 6ie
0as S6iff IN ben eriten Nobember-
tagen DGbreno Der idneren Glib ur6
Noroneititiirme auf Ieiner @eiie BON
ct. Betersburg mad 2iabed erIttten
bot. Ser Gpru9 beg Seeomtes Iar-
tete: Die 8ei9doiguugen 6es Dam
piers 0Sorn~ finO 6ur9 6os iebr
ihpere @etter beruriaHt. Die 2ei.
tung oeS S9iffes trifft tein Ser.
i9uloen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

OIbenburs. - Sn SoI8bou-
fen BET Weato t0tete Der Stations.
tU6rter Hees lem 7-idbriees Eo9-
ter6en. CT befabI, Elm MeIer, NIT
Dem oas M1ohen bontierte, berSu.
geben, unb aIs oos Rinb niGt iofort
ietnem 8efnbIe na6tann, rib er es
linn in boiler @ut ans Der Sono,
uno mari Oonlit mad ibm. 0ie
Sdneioe beg Meners traf Oos MGo-
den 10 ungliifIid, ooB es bic @ir-
belidtIe ourhidnitt. 9ees Iteute fiG
ielbit Ser BeborOe; er geberoet Iid
iebt tpie %ber5peifelt, Oo 0os Rino
iein 2iebIingsfin6 mar.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06
Citprenken.

@umbinnen.-4uf nod niht
nufgefldrte Weiie pIosIi9 b~erItorben
1T fiir3lih Die 15idbrige So6ter Oes
Ir6eiters 6. @lei63eitio lit bic IT.
idbrige Todter oerieIben SomiIie 10
fdtper erfranft, oaB Der iotort bin8u-
ge3ogene Ar8t iie in ihon bepuBtlo-
lem 3uitanOe in ibrem Bette fono.
Der 8ater uno Die beiOen Gohter
batten Mbenos gemeiniam gegeiien.
Sn Der geaht erpadte er bon gro
benz 0urit aepIoat nnO polte ii&
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

RarIsrube. - SIN garaen
2anoe fono, tuie auidbrIi6 am /. 9e.
sember, cine Biebo1blung jtatt.
9urIa9 d. - Die fir Ben 1. 0e,
5errber In 4usiift genommen aetue.
Iene Snbetrie6nobme 0eg neuen8abn.
bcfes tDur6e Nm etrpa 10 Gage Der.
f9obel. Ser @iiterbdbnbof miro
nod einige Wlonate an Ser bisberiaen
STEELE berbIeiben uno Der neue 8obn.
bof borlaufig leOigIid benz 9~erionen.
berfebr 6ienen.
@om6urg (A. Bertbeim). -
auf Der 9nnOitraBe geriet 0ieier EGGS
Elm automobiI, in Dem iid atpei Ser.
rem aus M~ergentbeim befan0en, in.
folge Defefttper0ens BEG 8~enain6e.
bdIterS in Brand uno tpuroe boaItGn.
Otg serit0rt. 9ie Sniafen fonnten
FH nod re95eitig our9 9ubipringen
retten.
Mnnnbeim. - Dor einem ae.
InOenen Publitum proOuoierte Iid I'M
apouotbenter Der In ben Iesten DO
naten bieI senonnte unO oieI sefeierte
ipre9en0e Sun0 Son.
HuIIen0orf. = Gin leItenes
NldbtIse. fsierte Oieier Gage 6rau
Gpotbete~ Suber bier, ndmli9 bas
25fdbriee SubiT1um aIs DrGiiOentin
Oea 4aotfben Grouen.8e reins.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-06

@iftpirts 5rie0rid Cider in uferine
BET Qaufen brah Elm Brand aus, Dem
Die 9efonomiegebGuOe %boaitdnOig
BUM 0pfer fielen. Ger S1aOen be-
trGgt uneefGbr 5000 Marf.
@u Ell. - Der nod 9anOsbut er-
uonute 8e5irfsomtmann 9eumaDer
1T bier geitorben.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-17

sible for Detroit in the face OF re-
quests that he bring them to Mime
apolis, has decided not to appoint a
referee until the wrestlers come to
town in order that they may make
the selection in event that Is posi-
BILE with satisfaction TO both, not do
ing which he will select the referee
In accordance with the articles of
agreement.
A block of seats has been reserved
for the members OF the Detroit and
Cleveland baseball teams who will
be at the ring side. The tickets for
the evening have been placed on sale
at Cox and Harris cigar store and at
the Burns hotel