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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-20

Mrs H. 0. Denny and little daugh-
.rs spending week or ten days
,-y Pleasantly at Boca Grande,
,.ra they are enjoying the fishing
.nd t...h!pg.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-20
AUTOMOBILES MOVE SLOW

Automobiles are moving rattle,
slowly, due 10 condition of roads
caused by unusual rainfall, and, in
oldcr 70 move things up a little, viii,
Tor next fcW days. not only sell ears
at very low prices, but viii take part
payment in desirably located real
estate. llar" ON hand several rars
o! popular makes, touring ears and
roadslers. Lakeland lutomobl. d.
supply Co. 7-eu-tf
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-20

N, j. " Buchanan. Sr., and
g.. .ra2htrrs, Misses Vera, Mil
i. .sd Leila, have returned from a
',5,4.' yisiI of several weeks with
-, ana relatives in Georgia and
/" vida
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-20

W. n H. Hancock. who under
~. M a.,eralion for cataract a few
n.,.s axe. I, slowly improving. Her
49,. ,ri,uds wish TO see her out
Son
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-20

Z Nulquin has returned
l, O., and other points
+ where he has spent
'l ~ company with Mrs.
their little son. They
raj places of interest on
ak and Mr. Mulquin
HFh refreshed and rest
pleasant vacation Mrs.
IS remain through the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-20

The drainage Of the EXcrelado is
causing the Miami river 10 IL, M
with sand and debris, and the III
zehS Of that town are taking -ps
10 rectify the trouble. The potrrn-
hent engineer Of the district has H., n
requested TO make an invcs,i..4 1n.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-20

Marshall, who is in
Construction work on
being built by Wade,
.e in the vicinity OF
@ Lakeland today. Mr..
l that work has been
hort lime owing 10 the
h is giving The work
NE than al any pre-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-20

urs J. \. Simmons. Of Fort
r,.,s i up today to see DR.. Smith
:, rs,ar, 10 an affection Of her eyes.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-20

Mr.. ]. B. Boyette has returned to
his home in Olympia, Ga, last night
after a pleasant visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. E. Robertson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-20

Mrs. ]. II. Williams and
od last night from Will
other points in North
lhey spent several
anily, tl'houah they
NJ lh"y are clad to be
and again
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-20

". y. Shcats left
! mpa. whore they
ShcH' : sister for some
a'"r To other parts of
taxing up their resi-
a.assee next season.
.l regret their de-
lakeland. but con gra-
people o. Tallahas-
lining them as r. 81
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-20

-s J. 4. simmons, Of FOr'
\. i up today to see DR.. Smith
,,,.,~,l 10 an affection Of her eyes
J., Reading Circle of the Home
a-.nent OF the Methodist Mis-.
ary society will meet Monday
-noou with Mrs. W. G. NOrvell
members are cordially invited.
- H. 0. Denny and little daugh.
,rs >pending a week or ten days
u,easanily at Boca Grande,
=, they are enjoying the fishing
t..;hing.
i. Farmers Club is meeting to-
At he home of Mr.. Eugene Finn.
/, a number went out to attend
morning. and all no doubt spent
~ pleasant day despite the rains.
y A u. Hancock. who UNDER
An operation for cataract few
: axe. +, slowly improving. Her
friends wish 10 see her out
Son
I i " Buchanan. Sr., and
daughters, Misses Vera. Mil
ma Leila, have returned from a
al isiI of several weeks with
ana relatives in Georgia and
Yaia
-
Mrs j. II. Williams and
ed last night from Will
other points in North
H.
: - -"
III
- 49, "''
"
y = az 49,
-
i
' Wv - '''''
: - r.
'dl plasts Oh interest Oh
.aA' = an" MI Muiquih
lH~h refreshed ana rest
fi'"Salt vacation Mrs.
roman through me
Nafsdal' VINO IS IN
obstruction WORK on
"''fs h''lIt ny Naa'' t
that work has been
ri 'lme owing to the
y = giving me work
'I" taan at any pre-
y ~ ''''''"'S l'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13

The X. K. baseball team Of this city
defeated the Independents OF BenwoOd
at tie Siipner PARK last Saturday after
noon by the score OF 70 >.
\. =. Scroggins. Jr.. has returned 20
his home on Fifth street, after a several
days business trip TO Cincinnati
w. r. Conner. candidate for sheriff. Is
at GAINESVILLE. where he was called on
account OF the serious illness OF his
mother.
Bruce Barker. Of Martins Ferry. O..
was In the city yesterday. calling on
friends. for few hours.
Rev. =. NJ. Spur will leave Tuesday
for New York. 70 transact business. for
few weeks.
Ihe NJ. A. G. baseball team did not
get TO play tire ". e. Burke team %
wheeling Saturday afternoon at Slipp-
ner park on account Of rain
Mrs. sarah Malcolm, who has been
confined 20 her home on Furdy avenue
for the past several weeks with an III
ness. - slowly improving.
W. W. Powell Of Steubenville g. visit
Ing his family. on Fourth street. for a
Guy Dagger left last evening for At
lantic city. where he will spend several
Cir and Mrs George Taylor loft sat
urday afternoon for Cambridge. o..
where they Will make their future home.
The local high sch COL baseball team
will not play this week. owing 20 the
fact that several players are down ga
their studies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13
as an indication the park is in for a

as an indication the park is in for a
very successful season this summer.
In anticipation OF heavy travel on
the opening day the City and Elm
Grove line operated a three minute
service between Wheeling and the
park aud although the rain kept many
away tue cars were all well filed dur
ing the afternoon and evening by the
many that braved the elements IL
their desire 20 pay a visit 10 the big
suburban breathing spot The travel
10 the park was general and when the
resort Ciosed at 10 O'Clock last night
over $500 people had passed through
the gates.
The officials Of the Wheeling Amuse-
ment Company, which has charge OF
the park this year, made every e1ort
10 make the stay of their patrons com
Portable and enjoyable and to this end
they presented an excellent free vau
deville performance and Summers Ia
nous military band rendered two eX-
cellent concert programs throughout
the afternoon and evening.
Z The opening bill for the vaudeville
| performances was excellent and II wiz
be givsa two performances twice daily
/ NJ $3.50 IN the afternoon and $3.50 in
the evening until Thursday. wheU
there VIII be a complete change OF bill.
8 The dill was made up OF Arthur and
Jeanet. in singing. dancing and ath-
l letlc numbers and they repeated their
former success Of last year and scored
I a distinct hit. Hassau and Roedeli
were a scream in their comedy tumb-
ling ald novelty dancing while Ben
Heiser made a distinct hit with his
comedy juggling which was a very
clever act. The bill concluded with
: Mae Foster character comedienne and
her d1g Mike" and this number
rounded out a very clever perform.
ance
All the amusement devices we're IN
operation and the crowd took advan.
ltcgc % The opportunity 20 change their
mode OF entertainment and all were
we'll patronized. All the concession
aires along the pike did a good bust
ness and 90 was n good day all around
In every respect except the weather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13
KANAWHA TO CARRY
K. 7. DELEGATION
FROM PARKERsBURo TO CON-
ClAVE AT CHARLESTON.
Remains Of Captain Moren TO Be
Taken to Pittsburs-eeneral
News Of the River.

Owing to the fact that the steamer
Kanawha is to carry a large delega-
tion OF Masonic Knights Templars
from Parkersburg to the annual state
conclave in Charleston, the boat will
make the trip one day ahead or the
regular schedule, leaving Pittsburgh
this afternoon at 2 o'clock ard is due
here Tuesday morning at O'CLOCK.
Over 100 members and their families
are expected to be IN the delegation
and they will be accompanied Dy a
brass band. The boat Is schcdrlCd 10
arrive at Charleston at noon wednes-
day. remaining until midnigat. Thurs
day. May IS.
Moren Funeral Arrangements.
The remains OF the late Captain
John Moren. whose death occurred
last week in San Francisco. Cal. will
arrive in Pittsburgh al 10 \. m.
Wednesday and will be taken 10 the
family residence. 21S Meridian street.
Duquesne Heights. Services will be
held In St. Mary's Of the Mount Cath
Ollie church az 10 o'clock FridaS morn
ing and interment will take place IN
Calvary cemetery. The funeral will
doubtless be largely attended. as esp
tain MOren was one ~ the best
known rivermen and had many friends
ia the south and west
On the Ohio.
Registering stage OF feet 2
inches yesterday afternoon, the Ohio
river continues TO fall slowly.
The new steamer Liberty was In
spected last week at Claringtcn. aDG
viii be placed IN the local trade prob
ably this week.
The Greenwood. Sor Pittsburgh.
cleared wharf az 6 O'Clock yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13

morning and an hour later the 10
rena cleared for GAINESVILLE. The Ka-
nawha left At 1880 a. m. for PITTS
burgh.
The Joe Fowler was placed In the
docks a. Parkersburg Saturday and
will be given q thorough overhauling.
The boat may be widened for heavier
business.
Sundays Boats
Greenwood Pittsburg. s a. m.
Lorena. GAINESVILLE. Z a. m.
Kanawha. Pittsburgh. 1880 a. m.
Mondays Boats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13

Tl" Boys Ratification chorus ~ Tire
FIRST y p church rendered several
beautiful reflections last evening in the
First " church. among them being
one ~ me Temperance songs sang nt the
sunday school reufIun. held there a
few weeks ago. The chorus will appear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13
BAD WEATHER
MARS OPENING
OF WHEELING PARK YESTERDAY
BUT LARGE CROWD ATTENDS
Free Vaudeville Productions and
Band Concerts Features Of the
Opening Day.

In spite Of the decidedly inclemont
weather. which seriously interferrod
with the attendance. Wheeling Park
opened very auspiciously yesterday
and n tho opening day can be taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13

The Motel committee % the board of
trade Will meet this evening in the
board OF trade rooms. In the Mercantile
Banking & Trust Company building. on
Seventh street. IL Is likely AZ this meet
ing that definite steps will be taken
along the lines OF taking subscriptions
for the proposed remodeiing OF the Glen
denning Motel at the corner Of Seventh
street and Lafayette avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13

The board OF education OF Independent
district will meet tomorrow evening IA
special session. The most important
matter 20 be transacted at this meet
log will he Tire appointing OF an srchi-
tect 20 draw up plans for the proposed
two new school buildings in this city.
Among the matters 20 be taken up VIII
be the appointing OF teachers for the
next term OF school All members nfe
requested 20 be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13
A..aehm.pt 1aar Do asl.a..a.

Attorney Martin Brown. representing
the Frank Il Sweeten company. may fIe
a bond With Sheriff Alley today or tOrnor-
row FOR the release OF the attachment
held by the StrattOn Fire clay company
OF Empire. .. for $3.50 for alleged
overdue payments % sewer tile and 9TH
er material on the sewer equipment In
this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13

chief Of Police ". =. Games and his
assistants have made an investigation
around the city 90 an EFFORT 90 md some
one who knew Miss Laura Alison a
young girl who claimed she was from
this city and who claimed she was freed
from n cult IN Chicago last week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13

Chariss wesley Ol4m. as@d q YEAR,.
FOUR months and sixteen days. died 81
his home az Limestone. a. : 40 o'clock
yesterday morning following lingor-
Ing illness = re past frw months
Death YES due 90 n complication o. dis
eases Mr Drum was brother % the
late J. ?. Drum. a member % the coun-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13

~ court. He leaves to survive, one
daughter and son By his first wife. AIRS
Leach, OF Limestone. and Charles Drum.
q Cleveland. O.. and one daughter by
his last wife Rev. McMeman. OF the
Meth odist church. OF Limestone. and
Rev. Riddle. Of the Presbyterian church.
OF Limestone. will officiate. Interment
will be made at Cooper cemetery near
Sherrard on Tuesday afternoon at l
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13

Armadillos are plentiful in BoFneo,
Consul Orlando II. Baker. OF Sandakan
stating that many Of the skins ind
their way 70 market. over 81 800 worth
being annually exported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13
PlayErounas De. Proporition.

That this city Is TO have a public play
ground IS nearly a sure thing Tire
committee appointed BY the Moundsville
ing. Will 70 20 Beiiaire Wheeling and
Martins Ferry to-day 20 look over the
playground 90 these places and viii
meet this evening and take anal action
on the matter The committee - em-
powered 60 secure lease on "a suitable
tract Of land and erect the Fairgrounds
- once. The grounds will be dedicated
IN memory o. George y Widener. and
son. Harry ~ Philadelphia. both Of
whom were victims 81 the Titanic dis
aster. Widener Re- prominent million
ARE ~ Philadelphia. and has contributed
literally 90 the Reynolds Memorial nos
pital 40 Glendale also 90 the cdnvicts
IN ne state pcnItentIarv IN tnls city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13

Indian. Darlington. 4 D. m
Sonoma. arrive, 3 p. IN.
Greenwood. Parkersburg. 9 .. m.
Tuesdays Boats.
Kanawha. Perkersburgh. . a. m.
Sonomh. Marietta, II q. m.
Steel City, Pittsburgh. IL a. N
Indian. Clarington. 4 D. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13

The county court openes fns bids for
ne pr"posed new paving 20 be done on
the Whynesburg pike. on Saturday A.
ternoon. and a. r. J. McFadden. local
contractor. was the only bidder. 10 was
refused. and the court intends 90 adver-
tlse again in the uear future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13
Annual Plenle callea o..

The Moundsville Merchants Protect
I've Association. Of this city. have called
on tneir annual picnic Co ROCK Springs
park. which was 90 have been taken on
AuEusf Ftr. owing ~ the fact that the
Penny lvania railroad have cancelled all
its excursion rates 90 the PARK this com
ing season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13

The Hon. Mr.. Larmore gave one Of his
interesting lectures yesterday afternoon
in the Calvary NJ r. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13
MOUNDSYILLE
Boll Telephone Company Ordered to Re
move Their Lines.

TIE county court on Saturday after
noon refused TO grant the Bell Telephone
Company permission to repair its lines
now existing on several OF the county
roads In this county. and also ordered
them 20 remove all lines on sad roads.
The Bell company franchise expired
some time ago and the company failed
20 apply for a new franchise which led
the court 20 Issue the above orders.
prosecuting Attorney e. r. CarriEan ad-
Viaed the county court that under the
existing conditions the best interests OF
the people OF the county will be best
cared for at this time by not granting
any right. privilege or concession 90
any company over and upon the roads :
suggested hy representatives OF the Bell
tbt that franchise should be agreed
ypon- He also stated that the company
= now operating. 20 far as the records
show without any franchise. and that
they are IN the position Of a common
trespasser upon the public roads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-13
Gave Lecture.

at the Calvary NJ. E church this even
ing.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
phpren6en.

R6niQsberg.-gine beion-
6erS BON 1lteren Srouen eeiibten
@apohnheit, iid Die 5iiBe an einm
.RohIentopf" 5u ermGrmen, 1T Die
60iGhrine Wittpe Salomom gum
Gpfer gefaaen. Die Greiiin be-
tpoh1te cine fleime @obnMRg, bic nur
aus einem 3immer beItnnA. Sic
bate notwithstanding nod Dem Weit.
ta0etien. ME es ibre @etpobnbeit
mar, fi& an oos Seniter adett. Die
Gike nuf einen GobIentopf eeteGt
itp0 mar oann eingei1Iofen. Sier-
Eel hnben ole &Iei0er Der 5rou
Geuer aefongen. Dos Geuer bot
b0tn aud ouf BEN 9orsrot Der alien
Ernu iiberqegrIffer. Der Iorfon
mur0e erit entoedt, ais aus ben Cir.
risen Der Bobmlng Der NatnIm Der.
a~atsorona.
~&epotmaIoe-Der TSrter
Q. q. BeitpbnI Su Dberf0riterei
Gen0twnI0e lit nod Der 0berforite-
tel MItrnDf1fen reriett Dor6en.
E0ptnu.-Der Stennt0@er Git
tUinsfi nerunqlitdte an Der Dreih.
utnfhine Ononr9, 6oB ibm bura ei-
Ven 8reibrienen bic S@oM5eI aus
Der 6nnO aeidIagen u116 sesen iei-
Hen &0rper gefdIagen tpur0e. Or
erIit mebrere Mippenbrfde.
-GriHoIien bat ii& Der
Observation-Disclosures GeIir Sefhfe.
StoIbed in ieinem Rontor. Die
@riinoe Oes SeIbltmprDes fOnnten
nod niht nit 8eithmmtbeit feitge-
Etelt iueroen, bod fGeint Merbei1-
trorfbeit bic rrfnHe al iein.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
9rannfdmeia.

8roun d 10 g. - Der ben
GonOtage Sugegungene @tnt Der 4lo
iterpertDnltungstalie fir bic Ginana
berio0e 1924 meiIt elmer
l1eberiGuB BON 1916, $40 NH. ali
geaen 2,935,4OO SO. in Der Iaufen
ben Werio0e. Die ginnobms au.
ben HahteneIeiHt nit runO II.
NiGionen Mnrf Der lnufenoen 81
nan3perioGe. Ser RloIterbau-@tn
IhIieBt Die bisber nit 10000 W2f
fir bic Hinnn5peric0e 1912-14 al
8niifm BreuBen uno Braun
F@neia muroe BON ben 0n3u bepon
mGhtiqten Rommiiioren elm Stats
bertroa fiber 6ie 9~eritelune cine
Giienbahn BON Gene nod Braun
FGNpeiq obqeihloIien.
Die 9rauniHmeiger Snnungs
bnnf bat IN elmer @itung lire Nui
I6fana beihIofien unO al 2iquibato
rem @Iniermeiiter Go. R0sihnel
unb Raufmann M1or @orner beltent
Die Muflofung 1T cine GoIee Der Be
Neitenoen llnterihIngungen. bic Del
IaRaiabriae, Our& Sdbitmoro ouI
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
9bfrinsen.

3ieAertroffen.--Di Dienft-
madden Seitenbouien utO Sod gu
anoisleben erhieIten fit lire lang
i1briee Dienit5eit BEL OerieIben Serr-
f1nft BON Der QonSmirtT6nftsfam-
nter eeltiftete @hren0ipIome iiber-
reidt. Muh purOe benz DienitmdO-
den Gran3isto StrauB Su Nieoer-
f~roIien. bas lett II Snbren ununter.
broden beim 2on6mirt Ebeil in
4ieniten Ttebt. neben elmer @eLopr1-
mie BON 60 Wtarf Elm @brenotplom
fir trele mn0 ehrenbnfte 9ienfte
ourh oas &er5oeIid)e 2nnoratsamt
iberreiht.
SeIoburg. - Mus MnloB Oes
25i1brigen BorIteberdmtes 0es Lamb.
mathematician NereinS Sel0bura,
Der Sur3eit $50 MfiteIieoer aGblt,
tuuroe benz acknowledgements
Bauer elm im0nes gbren6ipIOm iiber-
reift. Nun b~ennfJbnrte Wereine iiber-
mitteIten Dem Mbeeor9meten ibre
@IiidtUiinide.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
@nbsn.

&nrIsrube.- 1a1 Iongem,
iGtperen 9euoen perihieo i'm Ilter
bon 43 Sabren in A1ern Der friibere
DIRECTORS oes bieiigen It10tifA-Itnti-
itiideu amts, Serr Or. BiIbeIm
&ctb.
8ru6faI. - 9ier ftorb elmer
uHferer ~beliebteite uno oHtbar1ten
8ipger, Der @roBb. @iiterinipeftor
Serr alois 6aulbaber I'M Mlter BON
IS Sabren.
d. - Die @ittpe Rern er.
lit burd einen Stnra BON Der Genne
n Die Sheune berob idtpere 8erIe-
tMn9en, oenen fie bolO 6ano9 erIog.
Grieoingen. Der Rron8.
wtrt S6mib oobier, Elm Monn in
ben 50eer So6ren, muroe tot in lei.
mem Bette au~fgefumOen. Gin SGIog.
omfon botte pGbreno Der Nott lei.
nam 2eben elm @noe bereitet.
66onbere.- Bel Der bier cb.
eebaItenen 8iirgermetIterspabI uur0e
Der ieitberige 0rtsporteber, Qon0.
nfrt 90. aopf, DieoergepGbit.
Ennnenftr1 ~. 20rraH). =
Dos ebepanr Sdanenmeier bat Der
eOnngeliiden &irneneemeinoe Die
cIeintinberi6ule, nebft 10000 Nort
in bar uno Stpei @dlOungen oIs
S&entung iibertpieien.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

GnrHemmaI6e. = Gas Ro-
Aeln bat in ben aaueni@en Bergen
Bel GiirftentDaIbe elm Dpfer gefor.
bert. Mebrae GtuOenten Der Eehn.
$ofi9ule ben gbarIOHsnburg bat.
ten einen auSfIue HOrtbin unter-
nnmmen. Der StlHOiOius Eeinbol0
Rrieer fapbr seGen einen Baum uno
erI4t einen SnGAelbruG, an oeIfen
SoIgen er ouf benz Eransport in oas
TiirItenpnl0er Aronfenbnlis Itarb.
Uuben.- 0urH einen Sturd
aus benz EeuItern ieiner m Der &or'
meritraBe 6obier sdeeemen Bobnuns
berundliidte Der 9talermeiiter WaT
3iebf&er tStIi&.
Qebw1 r. ). GAerA. - Ms Oos
DienTtnS0Aen Awsmfte DAngdop,
BEL Sem BieiembiirSer SAnxr Oabier
be6ienftet, sesen ~ ubr morgens
ni&t beruntertdm, Siws 6er 3eftser
mad ibrem @HIafrauSN unb fano tie
tot I'M Nette IiesemA. Gin f&nen bin
auoerutener Mr5t ftente GrftiduNgs-
fcS fef. Dos Nabden bdtts am
SbenO bis 10 ubr 6cAern Serifen
urt0 ft& Annn, um SHaIs eeaen Die
aGIte ~ finben, unuusoNogen, oas
@efi@t nit einem TuG umaDidelt, IN
hds Bet Sele0t.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

DC u n d n. - 8eim @9IittI6ub.
Loifen aui Dem Geaen lit Ser Bib.
bauer Sodroiner eineebrohen uni
ertrunfen.
Gin b~etpdbrter 5nulmonrt, &oupt.
Iebrer &orl @oBmotn in M6offen.
burg lit nod tul3er Rromtbeit i'm
alter bon So JobreM ~aeTtorben.
Gogen. Ser 14iGbriee Sobr
Sofepb 0es 8iirgermeifters Ortnei
bon bier batte am s. Mueuft b. S
nit 1eltenem Mute ut0 GROCER @ei.
iteseeoenport ieinen 8ru6er, Der
%Dmnaitoiten G6eooor Ortner, uni
ben 9ilfsle6rer Mobr bon Boqer
bonn CODE 6es g~rtrintens eerettet
Dnfir wupOe inn nun Die Settings
meb1ine am @anoe perlieben.
Yfor5beim. - Sn Der Biiou.
teriefabrif BON RobIe unO @ilb ent-
ftnr0 in Mablbollien elm Brand. 9os
Seuer ergriff in oerb6ltniBmGBig fur
ser 8eit Oas gauge ssabrit9ebGu0C
unh oeritorte es nonitGnOig. 9er
SdnOen miro ouf iiber zoe, 1000 Wif.
oeihGtt.
Megensburg. - Der oltbe.
pGbmte rGegensburger 2ie0erfrona"
bnt belaer i'm Is. Sabre ieines Sc
ftebens einen idperen 8erluit e%rlitteil
burh ben i6ben Sob ieines iugenoli.
den /. G~bOrmeiiters 2ebrers @eorQ
NeDer.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
MsdIenbnra.

@rabop. Auf Der 4iibnerei
0es Germ 8eitpbaI ou Neu+aarit1Ot
eRtitorpo 6ener, oas 10 ihnen nm id
griff, Dob nur oas 8ieb nit tnopper
Not g~erettet neroen tonnte. Bon
Dem MobiIior purOe nihts ODER nur
tueniges ~geborgen. @ntitntpOen 1T
0ns Geuer ourh cine berobeefauene
Stnnoterine. @be SiIfe berbeifom,
botte Ons 6euer an Den Sittternorrd-
ten 70 e~e4paltige Nobrung gefun0en,
BOB an Elm 2oiden oes perbeerenOen
Clements niht gu benton mar. Ser
e6o6en lit Our9 8erfiAerung ge-
NeGt.
MGI9Op. - Ser 1Gdermeiiter
81. NOseeIin fnufte aus Der SGub-
NADER areinbringiden aOntnrs-
moIfe Ads @obnbaus SEQ. 15 an Der
0irHenitraBe fir ben @reiS bon
$500 Morf.
Meu-@ n. = Dn8 8a0.
Wegsutenteiler @ebiei1e gbepnnr Oa-
bier feierte Ons Set Der golOenen
&o&Seit. Der @roBBer5oe IieB benz
SswbeIpnar nit einem @lidtpunih-
S&reiben fein giIonis iSbermItteIn.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
pOfnadri4ten
e. aus Dem =.
Alien DntrrlanOt.
SIms Der ReidsbanptitaOt.


8erItn. - 9ie 8eriHiebung Der
@eooIterung in @roB Berlin biIoet
Elm iebr Invertebrates Stuoium, Dem
be beteiIieten @emeinDeoertDoltritt'
gen pobI elm groBes &ugenmert pto-
men IoQten. No6 elmer fiir5lih er'
fOIgten 3uiammeniteIung, bic oerl
Dftoberumoug beriidiidtigt, erefbt
fih, 0aB Die @emein0en Wilmersoort,
Steglit, Jrieoenou unO @borlotte1t'
burg Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus
iiben. Do3u fommen nod in bei4ronf'
terem M2abe S6oneberg, @runetpolo
unO S1morgenOorf. Cine formltfe
SIuht lit ober aus Berlin Su tonitn-
fieren. Sir so 3u5iebeu0e geben
etapa 100 in 6ie @orortsemeinoen.
@era0e bel BEN gegenipdrtigen @rtpo'
gungen iiber commandments
IdL6ee oiirften oieie grgebniiie, bic
ft1 aus einem umfangrei6en 3ab'
IennoterioI 5ieben Ioiien, itorf bu
heriidfidtigen iein.
&Ieranoer TIinId, Ser I'M IIter
bon 70 SSobren peritorbene Senior
Der befannten Bapierfirmo Serb.
GIini6, @. m. B. s., 2inbenftraBe
20, mur0e ouf Dem oIten Nattb6i-
firbbof in Der @roBg0ridenftrabe
unter GROCER 8eteiligune beigeiest.
Hreoieer 8rofeiior Or. S6oI3 Don
ct. Marien. belt Die @eO6htnis-
re0e.