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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-08
BANK SALOON
RECEIVE Returns
OF BALL GAMES
PROGRESS OF WORLDS CHAM.
PioNsHlP SERIES is POSTED
BY INNINGS

Returns of the worlds champion
ship series Of the baseball games
between Boston and New York we're
received today by the Bank saloon.
AS the progress of the game by inn
ings was posted, the bulletins were
read by a large crowd. Consider
able interest was manifested through
out the course OF the game. with
both teams about evenly divided as
to the number Of local followers
possessed.
The Bank will continue to receive
the bulletins during the course OF
the series
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ON AN AUTO TOUR

DALTON, Oct S-The president
and Mrs Taft after spending Sunday
at the home here of United States
Senator Murray Crane, left today on
the second stage ftheir six-day
automobile tour of New England
Mr.. Taft planned to spend the
night as the guest of Romert T Lin
coin, son of President Lincoln, in
Manchester.
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WRECK NOT LOCATED

LONDON. Oct s,-All efforts to
locate the British submarine B-2,
which was cut iii two Friday off the
coast Of Kent, have failed The re-
port that divers had found the wreck
has proved to be Incorrect
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TO REVIEW FLEET

MANILA, Oct. S.-Preparations for
the review Of the warships of the
Asiatic fleet, which is to take place
here October 1915, We're begun to-
day after the arrival of Rear Admiral
Reginald +. Richardson. the com
mander-in-chief on board the flag.
ship Saratoga.
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ROOSEVELT coNFERS
WITH DETROIT MOOSE

DETROIT, Oct s.-Roosevelt ar
rived today and conferred with local
moosers. Then he started for Flint
and Saginaw.
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to averages. were stronger afield
but the difference between the two
vas in each instance hardly appreci-
able. Boston fans, for instance, con
ten, when the Giants superiority in
batting average is mentioned that
the Red Sox were up against better
pitching than the Giants encounter
I'd. more satisfactory method Of
cmparson was found in close
scrutiny Of the play Of individual
members Of the teams.
Here again an even break resulted.
oarrigan of Boston is usually rated
a better backstop than Big Chief
Meyers, but Cady, who Invariably
catches when Smoky Joe Wood
works, is not valued as highly A
balance obtains there. Wood and
Matty, speed and skill, were thought
to be about evenly matched Collins.
though not so brilliant as Marquard,
was regarded as more steady and re-
liable Bedient, like Tesreau a spit
ball pitcher. was thought TO be more
seasoned If not so flashy at Big
jeff
Merkle and Doyle, at first and
second. were conceded TO be as much
better than Stahl and Yerkes, as
Wagner and Gardner were reckoned
superior to Fltcher and Horzog. The
Boston infield as whole was thought
to possess greater defensive strength
being steadier than the Giant four
and the quartet being a more smooth
ily working machine. But the New
York infielders possess higher bat
ting averages than their Boston ri
walls. Again, toss up.
AS for outfields. Boston was gen
orally given the preference Lewis
Speaker and Hooper form one of tn,
most wonderful fielding trios tina
has ever played the game, according
TO all critics IN addition they arr
a coed hitting bunch. Speaker espe
cially being a terrific swatter. Op
posed to them were TO be Murray
Snodgrass and Becker. Red JOIN
Murray, at times a sensational field
or and vicious hitter was not to b.
heavily banked on because of hi
tendency 10 be erratic. AT that HI
stands head and shoulders abov
Becker and snodgrass. Man for mai
and as combination the Giant Out
fielders rank below the Red SO
gardeners.
Any advantage that Boston Nigh
have in actual playing strength wa
thought to be cohhterbalanced b
lhe managerial ability of John M
Graw, the Giants boss. His genera
shin has always been of uniforml
high order, and critics ranked hii
above Jake stahl. Although Stab
aided and abetted by McAleer. wa
, recognized as an able general, an
one who could produce results.
Summing it all up, the two team
! were regarded as about event
matched as to real, game-winnin
ability. Critics compiled statistic
/ and reckoning individual merit wit
T out reaching a decision for eith'
e team. The question was an ope
4 one, and guess work availed nothin
J The whole problem seemed to
5 one of how the teams would act u
o der fire. The Giants, having bee
l. through one worlds series. we
e confident. The Red Sox, having
u feated the team than won the cha
V pionship from the Giants, were lib
y wise confident.
n Tomorrow's game will be play
e. at Boston. the two teams spendi
ID tonight in New York and traveli
ID to the hub tomorrow morning.
a big reception awaits them.
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NEW YORK. Oct Sit is general
" regarded as a case of shut your
eyes and take your choice" when the
New York Giants and the Boston
Red Sox met this afternoon to play
the opening game Of the 1912 worlds
championship series. Experts who
had been figuring on the compara-
tive strength of the two teams since
1t became apparent weeks ago that
they would fight for the title, arriv-
ed at the conclusion finally that
only two points were left on which
One point of vantage was allotted
TO each team. The Giants possessed
the confidence gained by participa
ton in last years world series. The
Red Sox were favored because they
ontgamed the Giant-killing Athletics
through a long, hard season. Aside
from these two points, there wal
NhpuShl W ut ilttle tuOlCt, INC wv
teams generally being regarded a
evenly matched.
Examining the two teams through
their records and through scientifi
study failed to produce balance i
favor of either. The Giants, accord
ing to averages. possessed superio
hitting, base running and scorin
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RED SOX TAKE FIRST GAME FROM THE N Y. GIANTS
WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES
WITNESSED BY THOUSANDS FANS

NEW YORK, Oct S.-The Boston
Red Sox won the first game Of the
championship series this afternoon
by defeating the New York Giants
with the score standing 4 to at
The end Of the game A batting
rally in the seventh inning brought
in three runs for the Boston team
and placed them in the lead In
the ninth the Giants attempted to
overcome the lead but we're unable
to secure more than one run.
NEW YORK. Oct. Sat 10 o'clock
an hour after the gates were opened.
10000 fans were inside the ball
park The weather is ideal.
The Bostons are resting. Gardner
is the only regular player injured.
His third finger is split, but he plays
anyway
Hours before the teams appeared
the unreseryed seats we're packed.
Yels greeted the Giants on appear
ing at l2:4s and five minutes later
the Boston seam appeared. Both
wore old uniforms. Doyle was pre-
scented with an auto won as the most
valuable man in the National league.
The managers and players were then
photographed.
The two teams lined up as fol
lows:
Giants Devore. left field: Doyle
second base; Snodgrass, center field;
Murray. right field; Merkle, first
base; Herzog, third base; Fletcher
shoftstop Meyers. catcher; Tes
ereau, pitcher.
Red Sox Hooper, right field,
Yerkes, second base; Speaker cen
ter field; Lewis, left field Gard
ner. third base stahl, first base;
Wagner, shortstop; Cady, catcher;
Wood, pitcher
umpires KLEIN Of National league
behind the bat; Evans Of American
league bases; Rigler Of Nationa
league right foul line, oLoughliI
of American league. left foul line.
The Game by Innings
First inning Boston, 0; New York
o..
Second inning Boston, Q; Ney
York, o.
Third inning Boston, o; New
York. g. Murray's single scored DE
yore and Doyle
Fourth inning Boston. 0; NeN
York, 2.
Fifth inning Boston. 0; New Yorl
2
Sixth inning Boston, / New Horl
g. Speaker scored for Boston.
Seventh inning Boston, a Ne'
York. 2,
Eighth inning Boston, A; Ne
York, 2. Randall relieved Tesrea
in the box for New York in this I'M
ms
Ninth inning Boston, a New Yorl
3, Merkle scored for New York.
The final score follows
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GREEK aEsERvsrs GATHERING

BOSTON, Oct Veteran Greek
reservists in Boston. Lynn Peabody
and Salem are gathering today pre-
pared to go tonight TO Providence.
where a steamer is in readiness to
sail for Greece Tuesday
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HIRAM JOHNSON PRAISES
PROGRESSIVE PLATFORM

YoNKERs, n. Y. Oct. S.-Johnson
spoke here, White Plains and New
Rochelle today. In his speech here
he compared the progressive to the
other platforms.
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NOW PREDICTED THAT
MACEDONIA WILL REBEL

VIENNA. Oct s.-The Bulgarian.
and Servian parliaments have EN-
powered their rulers to go to any
length to enforce the demands of
Turkey and then adjourned. II is
predicted the Macedonians will rebel.
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THIRTY ARE KILLED
IN POWDER EXPLOSION

TAMPICO. Tex. Oct. S.-A powder
explosion destroyed a warehouse and
other buildings today, killing 30.
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LA TOILETTE LAW PARTNER
DENIES Will SON SToR>

MADISON. Oct. s.--Alfred Rogers.
La Follette's law partner. today de-
elared the report that La Toilette
had declared for Wilson to be false.
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VETERAN SNOWMAN is
DEAD AT LONDON HOME

LONDON, Oct S--Frank Bostock
the Snowman. died today of infiu-
enza.
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WEATHER

IFair. warmer tonight
and Wednesday
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T0siay's Silver
Quotation, 64 Is
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18
Sn snoionopoIis. Sn0.. /

- Sn indianapolis, Sn0., tagt
%gegenpGrtig oie National Gonpen-
ton Der So3ialiiteu.
Sci elmer @rilben : @rploiion
in Srontpooo, Nti6., murOen IA
8ergleltte Iebenoig begraben.
Sn Nepport STEMS, So, miro
belte Der StapelIauf oes 9an5eri6if-
fes oGeras~ Dor iid geben.
Sn oen DISQUALIFICATION
BON Nodpiae, Conn, lit ben iGmmt-
li1en AngeIteuten cine 2obnerb0b-
ungg bon ~ @ro3ent 81 Cell ge-
iporoen.
- Ser u&0nig Ser Cramps, Or.
Ben &eitmalt, Der ntit Der @nar-
1iitin gnfma Goldman reilte, 1T in
San Diego, Sal, bon entriiltpten
8iirgern aus ieinem Sotel gebolt
unO 9eteert uno gefeOern mor0en.
- Sn San Sran5isco Lot Der 9ro-
5cB gegen ben Gbicagoer NnUalt Gla-
renee Darrom begonnelt. 0arrom
lit IN @erbinolmg nit Sem Mc9to-
mara : SAL Der @eltedling ange-
flagt.
Nabe Sattinsburg, Drill, mur-
sc 0onnerstag Morgen Der Stem Or
leans Ncp Dort 2imiteo : 3ug Der
NortbDeltern Hailroao bon 3pei
masfierten H1ubern aufgebolten,
ole @rpreB Gar nit ODnamit ge-
iprengt nno Inn $4,000 bernutt.
lin ole Haiiagiere befiimmerten ii1
Die 8anoiten ni6t. sic entfamcn
auf bereitltebenoen PferOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18
9Gmemarf.

Gopenbogen, 16. Mai. So
MID Srieori6 Der M6te BON Dane
mart lit geltern @beno pI0bIi9 in
&amburg, mo err nit ieiner Samilie
li9 auf Der &iidreile BON Ni83a auf-
6ielt, unerfonnt auf Ser StraBe &C.
ltorbelt. Die 2ei6e pnroe in Die
Morglte gebradt uno erft als oas
large Mrsbleiben oes Siiriten oen
Samilienmitglieoern ~aufgefalen NOR
uno Na9fori6ungen angeltelt muir
Ben, erfaltnt. &0nig Srieori9 mar
lltngenleioeno nnO bate i'm Siioen
&eilung erbofft. Sem Sobn, gbri-
titan mllroe Inn 3 llbr na9mittagS
gum &0nfg alis9erufen. gr lit Elm
SdtDager oes &ronprin5en bon
0euti6lano un0 AZ Sabre alt. Ger
peritorbene aonig regierte ieit 1906
uno erreidte elm 4lter bon SO Sab
rem. gr binterlGBt cine @ittipe uno
Iieben @inoer. Die Aer5te fonita-
tieren, DAB pabri9einli6 elm Ser8-
idlag ieinem 2eben elm 3iel ieBte.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18
Deferred -nnsarm,

8ien, Is. Moi. Ginen Nufruf
bat elm 9omite erlolien an oeiien
Spite @r5ber3og GbronfoIger 6ran5
6erOinano ltebt. Der Aufruf be3medt,
Die 8eranitoltilng bon Sammlungen
fir Die Grri6tlng zines piiroigen
9enfmnls auf Dem bena6barten
S6la6tfeloe bon Aiperu.
Die @ntbiiaung oes Monuments
lit fir ben Monat OCTOBER oes Sab
res 1918 in @usiidt genommen. Sn
Dem S6riftltiid miro oarulf binee-
mieien, Dab Die S9la1t BON 9lfpern
3piI6en &apoleon Dem @riten, Der
unterlag, uno Den 0elterreibern tn-
ter @r3ber8og Rarl am 81. uno %.
Mai 1909 Die @inleitung oes 8efrei-
ungSfampfes biloete.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18
3ebeaen seidIusen.

8uenos Mires, argentinien,
is. Nlai. - @ier eiugetroffene amt
li6e 0ahri6ten aus 9liuncion, Der
Sauptltaot bon 8aragliap, beitdti-
gen Den am 10. Mai erfo6tenen Sieg
Der Hegierungstruppen iiber eine
Itarfe &ebeuen : Streitma1t unter
&ommanoo bon 9berlt Aloino Sara,
Dem iriiberen &~rGiioenteu Der &epu-
blif. Sn Dem Sample muroe Der
Sberlt Sara pertpllnoet.
Inter ben @efaqenen befinoet iid
Elm Encouragement oeutider MfiIi=
tat SnItruftenr. Die NebeIlen per-
loren bieIe Cote; 500 Nionm puroen
gefangen genommett. 9berit Sara
lit jeoo6, trob ieiner @ertpunoling,
entfommen.
Die geiammte Nrtiaerie Ser @uf-
ltdnoiiGen, iowie 1000@epebre prr-
ben erbeutet.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18
Sarrp 8. s6aiu ais Batter.

Sem 0orf, Ia. Mai. @s lit
befannt ~getporOen Dab @belDnSbam,
Die @attin oes Bittsburger Milio-
mars unO Moroers oes Mrfiteften
STAMFORD @bite, Sarp 6. Cham, Der
iebt feline 6reilaiiung aus Dem Sr-
rerbouie in Miattbeaman, 5lt errei6-
e! Iu9t, sic Mutter zines 81 Mona-
te alien Sltngen lit. gs muroe Dor
81 Monaten in Samburg, 9eutib-
lano, geboren. Seine grilten3 mar
bisber nur oen 8ertDanoten Sbam'S
uno eingetpeibten Srernoen befannt.
9ie friibere gboriltin, Die einfge Belt
lang aud als &iinltlermooen 9luf-
ieben erreete uno ais bal6mii6figes
Mao1en Die nHroteftion" oes groBen
glr1iteften uno 2iiltlings getpann,
jon cine iebr 5drtlide Mutter fem.
Sic miro iiG bon Sarrp 6. Ebau
l1eioen laIien. sic erfl1rt, lie Mir
De fir ii1 uno ibr 9ino nabri6ein-
li6 nnf Der 8iibne eiuen 2ebensun-
terbalt finoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18
Stalieu.

&om, 10. Meqi. aomiraI gioIa
meloet auf fuifentelesrapbiidem
@ege, ooB er Die Snieln 9arpatboS,
&alos, &iscppi, Clos uno &iipro i'm
dgdii6en Meere beiebt unO Die thrift
l9en @arniionen uno 8eamten 5u
9riegsgefongenen gema6t babe. Sic
perOen na6 STATEN geianOt ueroel.
Rom, 10. Mai. @mtli6 miro Die
nod ben Ser. Staten %gefa5elte unO
in Der oortigen 9reile nerbreitete
Na6ridt oementiert, ser 3ufolge Ole
Siirfen etipa $500 italieniI6e Sc
fatgene bitten.
Die &egierung erflGrt, oaB 0ie
Siirfen nltr flint italfeniihe @efan-
gene bitten. Dieielben erfreAten IiG
Der beiten @eiunobeit, pie aus 8rie-
fen ~berOorgebe, Die iie nod ser SET
mat geidrieben baben.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18
0eatid-amerifaniide Ge6rer bciu6en
SeatidllanO.

STA bon 9ernitorff ser beige
@eian0te Ser Deliti6en9fegierung bat
cen @brenporiib in ben beratenoen
4omite Ser oeutidamerifaniiden
2ebrer : @ereinigilng, inter oeren
AuIpi5ien 600 S6ul- uno Sodi6nI=
lebrer in Oieiem Sabre cine 9euti1-
lanofabrt unternebmen meroen, an
genommen.
@ie in elmer fiir3li1en &omite-
iibung in Stem Yorf angefiinoigt
iruroe, meroen Die 2ebrer nid)t nar
bon Der faiierli6en &egierung, ion-
BERN bon Den &egierungen Der ein3el-
men 8unoesltaaten, our6 mel9e III
re Geiie tie fiibrt, offi5iea begriiBt
mer0en.
400 2ebrer baben bereits lire
Eeilndbme al oieier ein5igartigen,
f~uIturellen expedition 5lgeiagt. I'm
ter ibnen lit ieoer Staat Der Union
our6 einen ODER mebrere 2ebrer oer-
treten.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18
Sir Oas @ermautoium 0emfmaI.

Sn YbiIaOelpbia bat om Mitttpoh
ben 10. Mfoi ole German Memori-
al Momlment G%ommiIlion~ lire
S6luBliBung abgebalten, Inn iibcr
Die fir oas 9enfmal eingelaufenen
@ntpiirfe 8u entl6eioen. Ole @ab(
fiel auf 0as nit Dem Motto .2iber-
tD" periebene Mooeu, peldes ben
meilten, menn nidt alien @ori6rif-
ten Der 4ommiiiion entlprad. Der
8erferfiger Oes MooeQs lit ser 9ilO-
bauer 5. Otto S6mei5er bon 8bila-
0ctpbia, Der audi Die Statue General
Wiiblenbergs enttporfen mo aitsge-
fiibrt bat. 0ie &ommiIIion beItebt
aus ben Serren Huoolpb @ronou,
Stem Yorf, 8orliBer; S. 9. Moper,
philadelphia, Sefretdr mo Suit.
Bender, 8albington, 9eiliBer. Die
Soften oes 9enfmals Itelen Iid auf
$4,000, bon mel6er Summe Die
Hegierung Der Ser. Staten Die SGIf=
te bergibt, m69reno Die anoere S1lfte
bon Dem Oeutidamerifaniiden 9ati-
onalbuno aufgebradt puroe.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18
sir Nrbeiteridmt.

New gorf,l Is. Mai. Inter Dem
@oriis @ug. @elmonts fauo cine Sib-
ung bon Mrbeiter : g(ltsi6inen ltatt,
pelde ginfii6rung einbeitlider lin
faIgeiebe fir @rbeiter in Den Ser.
Staten befiirnorten. Sin Der Sib-
llng nabmen tell Der legale &ompen-
Iations-@ usi9uB Der nationalen 81
bis federation, Die fo-operieren0en
Nrbeiter : 4ompeniotions : ausihiii-
ie Der amerifanil6en Anpalts- Alio-
cintion uno Ser &ommiiidre fir eiu-
beitlide Stats eiebgebung Der
Nep yorfer Nntpalts : Aliociation.
@eitere Sibungen Der genannten
Observation-Disclosures am IL. uno is.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18

@lai itatt, in peI6eu eini6Idgige sc.
~iesoorlage : @ntpiirfe in @rp6glng
ge3ogen meroen ionen.
8ei Ser glnfiinoigung Oes Sc
iddftsproeramms erfldrte Serr Bel
mont, oaB, obgIei9 i'm State Midi-
gan bereits elm gor5ugsplan IN
&raft getreten lei, bier ole Anii6t
porberri6t, OaB idIieBIid 3ltr Gin
fiibrung zines 3manesprin5ips ge-
ifrItteu meroen muB. Dit Oieiem
Yrin5ip boben iid aud Die neuen
&ommiliionen bon Colorado, Milio-
uri, Oregon uno anoerer Staoten
einnerltanoen erfl6rt uno ibre So
operation 3ugeiagt.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18
stdOtti6e &eniStetten.
Columbia Snrnbereiu.

Die bonn geuannteu 8erein per-
anltaltete @rturiion nad G~beiapeafe
Bead am leBten Sonntag mar frog
Oes Regenmetters gut beludt, nab.
men ood 800 YeriOnen all oerielben
Eeil. Die Mtarine 8ano l~ieterte
tDabrenO Oes Cages i6one aou5ert
multi, bon 3 bis 6 lbr pergniigte
man ii6 i'm San5papiaon. Oils Inn
s llbr Der leste 3ug Die 8ea6 Der-
lieB, erfIdrte ieoermanI, einen lido
men Gag perlebt 81 baben.
Moreen Sonntag, miro ole 8d-
renriege BON Baltimore nit Den
8altimorer 3urnern nit Der y. uno
9. @iienbabn bier INN 1 llbr nod
mittags eintrefien INN nit Den bieli-
gen 9dren oen gGreuturnertag 81
feiern. 0ie beioen 8ereine .@or-
p6rts~ uno o@ermania~ peroen ct
ma 100 Mann ltnrf bon oeu biefigeu
Gurnern am 8abnbofe empfangeu
rno ua1 Der Eurnbale geIeitet, mo-
ielbit BON $50 bis 4.30 I'M @orten
geturnt miro.
AuBeroem Iteben nod anoere ltn-
terboItungen, mie bumoriltiide Dor
tr6ge, Mriif rim. auf Dem Hro-
gramm. @on 5 bis Inn 8 l1br fin
oet cine 9drenbrut itatt, Inn 10
llbr 9(bfabrt na6 Baltimore.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18
iiber sic ibnen in Oen Ser. Staaten
8u Cell geporoene Ser8Ii6feit.
Siderbeit sur See.

OteJNADNL OUT OCC.
Die rnter @oriib OesMiniIters 6es
Snnern, Or. 0elbriid, bier beaon-
meme &onferen5 3tpeds @rbobung Der
Si6erbeit 5ur See, ais 6olqe ser
oSitanic" 8ataltropbe, miro poraus.
ii6tlib lange Belt in AnIpru6 neb.
men. 9nr6 oaS Ser &ougeren3 Dor.
9elegte Naterail lit liber ernielen,
OaB 9euti6lano nit Den Si6er-
belts : @inrihtlmgen ieiner 0ampfer
Die 6iibrung inter ben ieefnbrenOen
Nationen bat. Dies be3iebt lit ui9t
nur ouf Die acknowledgements, ion-
bern oil6 aitf Die 8eOienungsmani.
l6aften Der 8oote un0 Die Mann.
idaften inn Aagemeinen. 9ie &on-
feren5 miro eiuem eini6Idgigen gb-
fommen inter alien SeemG1ten Die
@ege ebnen.
@eiAmaoerbeiu6 in Nmerifa.
9as &ei6smarine-9(mt bat ioeben
Die 0ispoiition fir Die Nlmerifafabrt
befannt gegeben, tpelGe Der Sanger.
f~rel5er nMoItfe" un0 Ser feline
&rett3er .Stettin4 OemnG6it inter
nebmen tperoen, Inn gemeiniam NIT
Dem oelttiden Stationsi6iff n@re-
mem 0ie Bitten gu e%rpioern, tpel6e
5ipei @eI1mooer Der Ser. Staaten
pergangenen Sonmer in &ief abge.
Itottet baben.
nMtoltfe" nn0 nStettin" treffen
Die Bremen am 80. Wfai Dor @ape
Se1rp, So, uno bleiben bort bis gum
3. Sunni. Ole orei S6iffe fabren Damn
5uiommen nod @ampton STOOLS, mo-
tie bis gum s. SUM Oerpeilen wpr-
BEN.
Damn tritt Oas @eI6maoer Oie
8abrt nod Stem Oorf an, mo es am
8. Sltni anlangen un0 bis gum ID.
Sunni ii6 aufbalten 1oH.
SIN ~3ulammenbang biermit lit Die
Na6rtft BON S~ntereiie, oaB Ser ebe-
malige uno Der Seittpeilige 4Dmmni-
oant Ser n8remen4, 8eebobm uno
&eBmarm Der friibere Marine-a tta-
6e in @aibington, peIder &apitdn
Seebobm i'm Commando oes Sta-
tionsi6iffs abgeI0it bat, miro MIR
bis 3llr 9eenOiglng Oes @ei6waoer-
belu6s ben 9efebl bebalten uno oann
nod Der Seimat 5ltriidfebren.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18
@citOr6cn.
e6arIes epaI0enaeIs.

@ieoerrm bat ser S1nitter 500
cine Glide in Die Geiben Der oeltt-
Iden Mitbiirger geriiieu. IS itarb
am Mitttpoh oen 10. Mai, Ser
Gbas. @waIO @ngeIs inn Sitter BON
46 Sabren. @cboren am is. Wfoi
1866 in glIeranoria, So, beirdte ser
&eritor6ene 0ie Spencerian Sc
id1ftsiduIe uno i'm Sabre 1892 er.
0finete er IN 415 6 Capitol Ctr cine
@irtl1aft uno betrieb Oas @eIdGft
bis fitr5 Dor Dem 8ooe. @r binterl1Bt
cine @ittpe 9(oolp6ine geb. giien-
beis uno cine Eodter Selehe 9ioiu.
@err @ngels mar Mitglieo Der
&nigbt 8enplers, Som. $50. 9, ser
Sebanon SoOge $50. T. s. 81. 81. We.,
Y}t. Soreb HoDol Chapter; bel oeu
ShriuerS geb0rte ct 3ltm Nlmas
Gempel; @albington 2oge ser CTS
lnlO Der metropolitan 2oge Der Dob
feaolpS. Der Goncoroio STRIDE ge-
.bortc er ieit Subreu an mo leitete
Yaitor Mien5el am 6reitag, 9 ltbr
nadmittags, Die 8eeroigung. Den
Sinterbliebenen miomen mir nuier
geileio.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18

&obert Gbesler, elm t7-iGbrig-
er @uri6e bot am Samstag Die &ei-
lie BON ieiner @obnlng in gtem gorf
mad @aibineton 81 SUB angetreten.
@r bringt einen 8rief an 8r1liocnt
Gait bon Mapor @apnor BON Stem
Worf. Gbesler perlieB iein Seim
obne einen Gent @elo in Der Sa!he
uno bofft our1 ben 8erfarf bon @n-
li6tspoHtfarten ieinen 2ebensunter-
bolt 81 oeroienen.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18

Sn Dem fai6ionoblen @eim oes
Sri. Morg. Q. @itep, 1888 IL. Str.
". So, muroe fIlr5 nod Weitteruadt
am 0onnerstag Morgen elm Mann,
Der ieinen gtomen ais @m. Sames
angab, abgefaBt. lleber fem Bench
men CAB er auspeilen0e Intiporten.
Die @oli5ei glaubt IN Dem @efan9e-
men eiuen iltngen bieligen Q[Obofa-
ten ermiidt 81 baber, Der IN letter
3eit oen oberen 400 n6dtlide Be
Jude a6geitattet bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18

5eigen iid iebt feinoielig. 8ieie ger-
dnoerung ging Dor li9, felt oas franz
50iiide &roteftoriat ertl1rt pitroe.
Ser 5einO ging geitern iiber ben
Stub, INN Oie ipaniide SteIung ar-
5ugreifen. Sin beftiger 9dmpf emit
Ipann iid, BET melhem 100 Mann
getotet muroen. Ole Spanier mad-
ten biele @efangeue, bod fiirbtet
motL oaB aud Die ipaniiden Ser
lutte ihper lino.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18

am 1. SUM miro NIT Dem 9lb-
brli1 oes alten @eb6uoes al Ser
mount @pe. be9onnen neroen, mo-
lelblt oas Seem Burlington Sotel 81
iteben fommt. 9as nelle @ebduoe,
oas 100000 foiten miro, lit ein-
i6lieBlid Der Ausitattitng ouf So
100000 berani6lagt poroen. Gin
9(real bon 10000 Qu%aorotfllB be-
oedeno, miro oaS@ebGuoe oft Stod
perfe bod meroen uuo 700 3irmcr
baben. @igentiimer uro Better oeS
neuen Sotel miro ole narlin9ton
&otel- @elelihaft" Iein.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-18

8 e r Geutid glmerifaniide I'm.
terltiibungsoerein belt am 9ienstag
glbeno I'M @ereinslofoI BET Sp. @aB-
mann inter &oriib oes Serrn SEQ.
MeDer feline re%gelm0Bige @eriamm-
hung ob. Aufgenommen murOen 2
tlelle a~anOiooten. Gem Gergnii-
gungsfomite muroe Der 9(uftrog 81
Cell, fir Den 3~peiten Sonntog I'M
Sum- ouf Mic. gltb's 2onoiib cine
Counterfeit 5it arrangieren. Sc iol-
len oortielbit auBer &ergniieuuaen
iiir Die Nlten, ipe3iele @reiie fir
afnoeripiele n~isgegeben uer0en.
0os 9alfomitc legte gnOberidt Dor
uno es 5eigte iid, Dab Der aaiie elm
id0nes Siimmden einoerleibt tper-
Den fonnte. Gin franfes NtitgIieo
erbielt Die ibm 5llfommenoe Inter
itiibrng. Sonitbiu ipilroen MIR nod
Houtinegeid1fte obeepidelt.