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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

Furnished - IRE local once. wealth
- bureau. United States department
81 arrlcuiture. under tho H-ertion -
willis T. Moore. chief ~ hureau Wash
inrtnn. n r
psnsacoia'a Tsusperature oata.
Highest on record Cor fsraar her, I'll
teErees
Lowest on record Tor December. ~
degrees
AveraFe 81 the hirhest daily TEN
reratures FOR December. 81 degrees
Average ~ fhe lowest daily temper
nturrH Tor nncemher. a. degrees
Highest temperature yesterday. 81
degrees
Lowest temperature Yesterday morn
inN. A. degrees.
pensacola's Rainfall Data.
Total rainfall this ncccmber 20 z o.
m. 80 inches.
Normal rainfall for ths month - De-
cenher. ftT inches
Total excess January 1T % Novem-
her 30fn. ~ ~ inches
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
HOTELS


SUNNY RANK rna House. tHa stores
f1r rent NHWUirE nsrt.ra. HHnt 7ar-
ms ard bunting. fursE. elF HHr p@Ffi.r
HfarH nHr'r tn walter Write res FnlHa
frv street fr1K store. 81 urife sunny
gank Grub House. Camp walton. IIa.
nBF1H
sHwN MrWrfFANrs WCTrfl=Eurursa
Rooms 81 ths werk ore perHun. a. o..
80 raranrH atfo HunninN wntaF in
sgerr ruor tree nnth haH ard hcte ser
Sc aian
nauE uu~wf -ffret.rinHs rooms mnarf
fr~ e. az rsr fav Special rates HF
tsrrE Centrally .rratsf 100 East GOV
rrs-snf street " .. GILMORE Pro-
tsHufff
HOTEL rOMW0Nr. FrriHafrwn. nn -.
rau-hfa wnF Old ASKING hnmffHr.
rHffInH arf rna table a clean place ~
clean HHnuiH FHHrF fHiHm nee ana HnHt.
rats $50 hffHass A p Hartes rsrs
"a anum
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

FOR RENT-A large. two
story dwelling, on corner
Of Spring and Jackson SITS.
s rooms. two baths. garage
and sleeping court. Price $50
per month. Inquire Box l67,
city. '''
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
ROOMS AND BOARD.

TOURISTS vru would he interested
FL real estate frFeHtHrH cher
farm ~ rif Vfhaf gives a bond Fuar-
#HfHr'rH HH Hn VOW IrHeHffeeuf Soc
ua#f afrFtrH Properly O.. Wf hmfria
can National aark nIHlinr Prone
FEHf gfHnrfrn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

rou BFNT OR sATE-A comfortable
cen room house ru Nnrfh fffn either
uarI NJ whole MiHs r=Firlev. R0N lf1
ff1rr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
FOR RENT.

FOR uWNT .Fruse 40 81 Esrt no
uIarH street Amply o. E uuhuisF1u.
'.s Past fnfHrfanria Ff feder
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21

FoR Sale I-afs vr-s-raE ard
Sire. T. A uabuifsrn fh1ns iif
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-21
The Fisher Real Estate
Agency.
"r4E HrNr cotLucToRa"
PHONE rrsF
HELP WANTED.

-.-rt. ~ .var nov WIN bf-y
Never shoe CO ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19
Or on meaet ipa. Mo'er21 ipura.

o@r 0u meget ing, @o'er2~ ipurg.
te berroe8 Man0.
eSa", ibore0e bun og faa 9anife
title ct gie6lif, oerpoo BAD 6nrt:
Ma, bent BrGiten % 2prer Gar
len; leg moo ii9e oem Oct.
Suit / BET iolmie trao0te Grpiten
ia0, Der blep bnrtig ienot @uo Ell
ter 9prer 9nrien.
Niaren 6efell0te 0a re0elig, 6pao
bltn 6apoe 9jort, og 6oo0 bum 9ob-
De Or6mt. Sun 6no0e ingen LIMO
ifnlOninger at fremfgre; for bum
i6fte Zig tplngen til at ~oabenbore
alt.
6en6e8 W}an0 greco og iogoe 6itI.
fen0e: y4n, Maren, OF OIL flttroe
96re Oet!@
Men 2erer 2oriell tiG9ao 6enOe
alt, og opfor6reOe ben6e til at iege
GiG9jbelie bos @uo. Brpiten tolte
ogioa me6 6en0e ON 0erne Digtige
Soa; men Ntoren Ioo. iom bnr bun
boaoe 06o oa il6o for oft, og pIu6-
ieIig begpn0te blln at tale / GiG0el-
ie; men oct Ooreoe life ret Genge,
lac 060e BUN.
2erer 2orien 6e66peoe mi life
at isae nogen 4fnrbe6 / Den Sog,
@uo 6oD0e brogt ben til geje, be-
Ore eno no0en ior6iit 9omitol
ftnoe. &c. ;.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19
Suef, isis.

gucf, isis.
@roiesior 4. 2. Big % gait.
5rrsil6 tog zen grip" Der till
2llcf / ,Sel9e meo 9ait. 6. aro9b
Og 9oit. $. %. 9on0o. Big %
Sersilo tolte i Dor airfe 6orsoag
Gftermio0ag oen y. 5ltui. Sc rel.
tie igen n9ite Morgen Seq forItoo,
at @r%oieSior Sig Iflll0e 6oGoe Sore
Drag ianlme Gags GitermioOag paa
Minneiota9 StatSuniperiitet ON
6or5oloene i Golmlrarf pod for.
ifeIIige 0mrno0er. @i tiger Big og
SerliI0 9ierteli9 5af f6r 9eigget;
men Tom gen cit arden @ang,
naar 5iOen life er iaa in0ifrpnfet
vi af5olOt iom iaOooulig oa-
iaa / Aar Zoe 3uliieit paa SET.
pIa0ieu oeo 9rniteboIigen. 8oit. g..
1trO9b goo 6lanOt alloet en- 5or-
%flaring ONT Somfln0cts 9(ar9mgoe
oa 0ette5 6orban0linger.
5 9pen 2ucf par oe ogiua ior-
lonlleOe i Sfooen oeo Brnite6oli-
gen. Gait. 9. u. 9ulrien talte oeo
Oenne 2eiIig6eO on 6ri6eoS0agens
Oprinoelie o9 min0eoe enboer ON,
iom far lin Stentine, at faite fin
Bob / 99gtItaaIen % life opre Ii.
gegDGoig oOer for 2alt0etS Stprelle
/ Oct i5eIe to9et. 0erefter foieoe
SteOets BrGit, 9uit. 9on0o nogle
ioa Gro til i ian1me Aetning. &c.
mere af5ol0t 9pens Misunderstanding
lin aarliae 9o'ar, iom iiffert 9op
ct go0t ll0bDtte.
ltii5 4naa 6eroeS Beoerien, Cat.
ter al 1Rr. o. @rs. 2luorelp BE.
0erien / 2uof, og Sorqen billie
boIOt 9rDIlllp 6ors0og ben %. 81.
nj. Sc 6lcD patepiet / Wet Cen.
mart9 strife al |ait. 0aafon SSsr-
9enieu, Goplor, Minn., ga Menig.
beoeus @reit 0oaen 5oroeien
bar lat I'D poa 3eiie til Donmarf.
On Gftermi00o9eu % 2~lftcneu
por oe mango 9rplllpsquiter for-
iomIet i 2lnorcm GeoerienS 6ien,
boor De t%il6ragte ell goo 5to til
iammen. vi snifer De npaiite til
2pffel
9imon 2t%n0erien, ION fom Der.
til 9ltcf FOR cn - 2Car iioen ira
9iacine, @isy meo Semitic oq fob.
te ell 5arm, 6porpoo 3oniIien bar
leoet inOtil for omfrina ct @(or
ii0en. "a De ilDtteoe til 9Deu 2lcf.
O6oe Serooa Den -. Slrni; BON
efterlaoer fla Suitrlt % TO 9otre.
Son pur i lit 7Ooe 2Gar. Sorofu.
iteIien ionOt Steo pao ct. @eters
M~eni96eos airfegaoro. Gait. ..
9iispol0. Rort6 9aQeo, taltc / Sir
fen % iorrette0e 5oropoofoitelie,
oa Foit. arogb par frooGren0e til
Sumhmoets 2(orSm60e.
u. @rocfnonoS 5arm meo 80
2lcres % gooe @ogninaer, iom li0-
ger tGt oeo afrfen, er iolgt til
lln8farl Carl 3enieu 6er / 2ucf
nor $1,000. Ser er eltom ct Bar
5arne til SoIg pes airfen pao
5enbolospis 10 og so @creS.
S66oiten i6ir taget lin @e9pnoel-
ie, Den er itnr / qfor.
NSeBOngen Sen 81. er beronmlei
ct iterre M66e for S6n6naSifole-
6ernete, iom til6Srer oen foreneoc
Strife I Bat. $. @. 9ur,ooS og
Bort. 6. arog6s Meria6eoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19
A NEW MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.

To meet an ever increasing demand for a certificate that
can be readily preserved and yet furnish an appropriate and
artistic setting for the churchly attest, we now offer cur new
FOLDING MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE NO. 304.
This certificate is printed with an exquisite border de-
sign of floral wreath and wedding bells in 6 colers on ex-
ceptionally tough bristol board that is capable of folding with
out breaking. When opened the certificates measure 7Mx11h
inches. They are executed in the finest ChromolithOgraphy
Each folded in an ornamental envelope of extra strong
quality.
Prices copy Is Cts, l Doz $12O, 100 copies 80
net postpaid.
DAN. LUTH PUBL. HOUSE.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19
brso 9anne, iOet bun log no meO

nOg ina gaur 29rer 9orien EMO
oo for at pGre Ell ioaOan fromDfauo
enoog iom en- al De 6erienS &elli.
&c, iom DE faloer 0ena", bemRrfeoe
Wforen.
! oSo, Bet er en- rar @elligbeo,
@uo FIJI os ira Oenl" ingOe Sonle,
t0et bun oerge0e fOr Jig meO 'Sen-
0erne.
Set mon on nof iige, Sotnel
Og iao er ban iaa itrifs imoo on.
ore, at bare 96rnene life fan Oere8
Cling til Pnnft og grifte, ioa lfol
De bere ilOe for oct og ii06e %efter".
~9teL oct 9apoe ie9 bog life troet
ON 9erer 2orienl" uobrso Snnne.
~gtei boem 6np0e bel troet 0etl
Wten ionot er oct, for bans egen
Some 5ar iagt mig Bet.
0@or @aonm 9orienl ltei, M
oar ieg alorig tenot 0}agen. 6ar
bun p%irfeIig f~ortolt Dig 0et2@
D5a. ioo go6t iom. gten MI maa
on oioe, on life Tiger roget, i allie
8ilfeOoe blon0 life mig / oet", for.
mloite0e Moren.
Sanne IoOeOe ieloigl9elig bait %
0prt, at bun nof iflll0e boloe Sano
for Eunae, og iau ifiIte5 De to
8etin0er.
Dten uogtet ale 2efter ON 6aps-
be0, Oare0e oct BOG life lGnge, fsr
Rpgtet ONT 2prer 2driens apre.
tie / Stoollnto liite0e ON ibIoltot
5olfene / giter6p. 5 6eritningen
ineB oct fig Umfring / arogene,
lInie0e iom en- CRITIC @l6o, men
9e9nens 9Ion0er gap Gp9tet @in.
ger, % ina ior bet al Steo ira
6jem til Silent og pafte lloillie
moo 9arien, ia 5orogt FOR 5nm.
Gnoogioa 8grnene bprte oerom, %
Der par mango al Dem, Ger life
Ipn8ere ion op til bam iom igr.
2Grer 2orien one0e in9enting,
fun merfe0e Fan altloe og itiffeli.
De 9lifte, men pioite life al boilfen
@rnno.
Ser aif ct ballot Mars 1fo poo
Den MioaOe, 9egnens 6prite frpOeoe
Zig, % 6oDfene / 9iterbp ionlQeoc
/ NDbeOsfrGmmeri og fornrgeoe ii9.
Ger bar Dem. Der iontes, at oct belle
blrroe meloes til Sfolefom1isiio.
men, iaa Den ilemme 2prer fluoe
foo lin &flfeo; men ANDRE ipntes,
oct par SDuo for n0en ieae Stone,
og ioo bIcb oct life til noget on0et
emo Sndf.
Gnoelie ipnteS oct, iom ON &pa-
terne iful0e 90; DC mungIeOe Nq.
ring ior at furoe 6oloe fig; met
ian bleu Snnne Spen0ien ore0 pon
2prerens Some; INN buo0e not
taft til Same ON 6en0es megen
Gale ON nuore.
Same bleo ferit r8o, 0erpoa bleg,
o. ioa foo Zinene @pn, bun fnpt-
teoe 6pn0erne % ioa ioqoe BUN;
Oct er ptit life bnr0 ior Gem at
iiatte ANDRE / &ette. lraor Sc ielD
bar oct iaa usielt Ceres 5ieml"
aonen iaa %for6a0iet % iperaelroe
paa beu0e.
De be6gper life at ie iaa uihol
dig no, file Uinoam 2orien, buffer
&c life, at De 6rqn0te 9Grnenes
5ri6ilIet. for at 0ercS Non0 life
ffuloe fomme til 5fooItuO, 6Uor
ban rof bar en- aGrete"! raobte
Same meo bei ifingrenOe Stem.
me.
osDtin MonOl" uobrGo 0eguefo-
men. n@n apreite / Sfoolunol Rel,
Same, oct gar fan life, for ban
tenoer tlm &Ianteren % bans $40.
ne GER.
+. ySar Sc life ielo io9t oct "a.
bar BE life fortolt oct til
9aaa, oct fan nl pare oct iomue
I'll 9pem".
pSegl mel oct fitn0e aIOrig ialOe
mig mo, iOr oct er Den ~iorteite
2egn".
Ia Tiger 5olf ioaleOeS, % Der
, paaitao5 6eitemt, at Ie ieIp 9or
iagt Oet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19

Weoren begDnOte ioa i bpie 3oner
at role 29rer sorien for bans Sin
og Sampitti96eOsfu for bans
Opofrelie for 9ernene % for Den
aGrlrgbeO, ban 6au0e til Dem. 0er
ialot mango imiereuoe Or0, iao
oaruIe, at 0egnefonen fife gao bB.
re poo Dem.
Suo git Moren
Vfen bun git tige ON efter @arl
Soeniens, ban bar pon Arbefoe,
% iua tnnoe bun iua rart tole MED
Same Spen0ien / @nrlm.
~geao, lille Sine, bporoon more0e
5 ier ioo ~forIeoen Gag poa ltOiIug-
temp" benoenOte bun zig til Same
Soenoiens tionrige 0otter.
JRiotig 9oOtl" ioare0e Barnet.
Set par 10 port; men oct baDoe
toog onret beore at fonnte til Sfoo.
limo, iofn 9eitenmelicn pur ira
f6rit of~, iogoe MarN1.
De ful0e 10 fife fonnle ioo
Iangt, for 9prer earien BAR 10
ubeG6ig me6 8alletten", bemprfeoe
Same.
Get tiger 9on oal" iogOe Moren
meO Ell bemmeGigbeosfuGo N}ine.
% ioa posier oct Del ogioa nof,
benfoitc0e Same.
gSSo-ol men man bar Oa SOB
til at tGnfe zig ON" bemerfeoe
Moren.
p9lo. Sine, I6b ooer ill 5re0erifs
og beo benz ON at lame os ct lille
Stpffe 9r60 til / Morgen", iaaoe
Same til gigen.
Sin gioroe Jig itrofs ferOi9 o9
eff.
pSooo mener 0u, Maren, tror
on life at 9ifletten er bleoen Dor.
te2"
so. poo en- bis Nao6e 6Ieo
ben borte, for bom, men --~
o6ooo mener 0u2"
seq mener. at 9il(etten CT DIE.
ben 6orte poo en- li0t aparte Dlaa.
Be-, i%orfroreoc @ortn.
gSor on bort noget2" ipur9te
Same.
ga, man tnn 6sre me9et pore
0o9e. oaioa roget, man mtit0it
meoe".
uD}en. @aren. 6oao Dor OF BOG
bsrt?"
Set er noget, man ifal tale
itiIle ON. So. oct er npiten life
noaet at toIe ON, % ooa -"
SIN mig oct. Moren, ieg Ifol
fife income ct Oro ON BET til nogen",
Iopeoe Same.
Ma, 6et or iaa ilp0t, ut man nG-
iten lite fah tar en- bet. mo
iful0te .0ioren ia men ct i%oro0te-
Glat Sfeloretrgf
seq 6e9rt5er life. bDoo Ter er
ffet. Gr BET Carer 9arien, Der ct
noaet galt @c;en me02" ipnrgta
Same meo iti1eaoe 9}osgerrg6eo.
sea pco iffc. 1uaO on iDnes
men han fan / ale 1itfutoe life
gre for. at 8.lletten er llcoeu
borte.
nstei, M bIiOer BET lnnaere ID
pprral 6nem fan ioo gore for BET
or ser no9en, ser bar GENT oen2"
uo5rso Same og iloa 6Gnoerng
iammen.
p0et bar bans aone; 0un bal
GENT Ben / 5Goen; ian par Ben itft
mem at fiaoe iaen", fortlorc6e @}a.
rem fort.
Same ore0 fla ligeiom al 5or.
bopieIie. bun far 9lnFat % 10.
itoSte ct Dll6l" ion ifarpt % Iongt
of inaen llgIe turoe gare oct be.
orc, % ina nObreo buu:
o04en bporior aioroe aonen DOC
oct par Set al Onoffab, for at bur
life fuu6e itn6e De isae llnger Der
file 1orneielie2"
y1ei, 6nn bar NOT n6ot til oct
i~taffels aonel" iogoe Moren / er
meoIi6enoe Zone % nre0 ct sui.
ygag6t til oetl"
Same intte iig, iOet bum iogOr
oct; oct bar 6enoe tmruIigt at bol
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19

Soa git Same,
2erer 2arien be9pnOte oa o8-
ioa at ibge 0pI1sning ON GDgter.
w for at ian aGor6eo / Sagen,
% ban tit Do mart at pi0e, at Ma-
rem O}ntbil0e par ben, Der boooe
ipreot 9tDgtet.
San tPnfte ollereoe pau at ip9e
RettenS 9ieIp.
Mien ioa blep Mnren WotbilOe
iDg.
5 3~eritningen troe0e man life,
oct bleo llemt, men efter ct gor
0o9es SorI6b mnotte De bente 2e.
&c til betoe, og 2n9en rDiteoe poa
4oDe0et. ban par 6etentelig.
IA 6IeO Qinren ogioo betGnfeIig ;
blt bar bange for at %.
@ltn tenfte frem og tiD6age pna
DC iounOne Cage. men 6aDOe fife
Q3oO til at ie lit e9et 2ip, iauOun
iom oct bar leoet. SUN prgoeOe poa
at unOifplOe Jig Og ppnte pno oct,
Der og Der, men BET gap i11gen 5reO,
% Qdoren be9Du0te at blioe angit.
@n Sag baooe 6un teuft i9rlig
pou lit 5ou6olo til 2prer 2arienS,
bun iaa go0t, at bet life bar RIG.
tigt, lom bum baoOe talt; men itrofs
par llnoifplo1ingerne Ser: San
6noOe la0et Barnet li0e 3ort og
Sfam i De on0re 9erns Baaipn,
og oeslpoen ffete Der 10 6eller inaen
SfaOe; B5i 9prer 2arien oiOite fife,
9pao Der bIeo io9t ON bonn; % MI
blep Der pOerit iieGoen tolt Oerom.
Sanle0e5 tpSieOe bum poo i'm
'Somnitfig6co, % ioa ia0ot FUN /
SgDn.
Dlen Do 6enoeS @iQie life lrngere
fuuoe raooe nor Sonferue5 &etnil9,
itpreoes De af en- onoen @oano, %
Moren 0rsmte.
Sum ipnte5, DUN gif noe poo
&eien, og Der mo0te bun 2erer
9arien. "a ipntes DUN, ban ioa be.
%6rejoenoe paa 6eu0e. foroi bun for
/ 9p ira @}oraen til 2(iten og for-
femte fit 6iem oa lit 9art5 0poro-
9elie. 6lu biep bitter og 6piife0e
ct on0t Gro otter Dam. Dien itraf5
6lm bap0e uotalt Oct, 6lep oct gre
ben iom al lrfDnlige @enoer og
fert bort. 6m troe0c iorit oct par
&in0en, men 0a 5lnt lon op, par
Der Ell Slot 6il9le, Ser treoie0e OH
ooeu oper 5enOe. Oct par Dem, Der
6aO0e gre6et 9enoes Or0, 0e req
I BET meo a(eperne o9 6offe0e / oct
meo Rp66ene; De oiGoe ale babe
noget al oct grifnne Gr0, 90 efter-
6annOen Iont 6Oer tit ct Stpffe,
oof'eOe Stumperne o9 bIep iii man.
ge ouoe Or0. Moren f~orrn0re0e
Jig 6erooer, men ou 6ln iremoeles
Ioo op, i1ntes BUN, at 6llqlene for-
pan0Ieoe5 til ltbp1geGige onoe 2(ou-
Der, og De 6Iep Here og fIere %
.iplOte @tften, ioa Iongt hen0cs Zine
fluoe n1o. Men OrOene, Ser no.
rcbes al ben0eS eglte bpiIfen0e Orb,
uar blepnc ioo morqe, at De OF.
fnfotr 6ele 9ltftet icm Sp0eforn,
ole idnmten iuloe AT 0noifa6 OF
@itter6e0 % qiftia @nGoc. sun ioa,
Ser par manqe irpateIiqe 6pltoer.
Ger 0rDsieoe oem ne0 ODER 9Den
oa 6olfene Ser, men uIIeoeqne.
l6por et ioooont Snoctorn traf Ct
Vfennciteblerte, OF BETTE adbne0e
iia, Ser ip.re6e % pofieoe oct o.
bIcO til en- iGI grim SIange, 60is
bfotte SoisIcn Dor qtftig.
90 6lm ipnteS, at olIe oisie5lou.
ger penote iig moo 2nrer 2oriea,
ioo ban bIep ooergIoet at GLANCE.
zine. % oiSie 9tiffe inareoe 6am,
oa Sen 0iftiae SbisIen penote lin
moo 6am ira ale Sioer, ioo 6an
fitnoe inacn Ste0er oGrc. San fIpa.
feoe oa isote at Ititre iiQ, men Fan
blcb olli9cod operap0t meo @iit
og @uGoe. ioo 6on ioo frpateIiq o.
%ormmeIi1 no / Menneife6ine
"a, init iom ban par i Den poer.
ite 300, iprtteS bltn, Ger ifar et
9pn geniem 2lliten. 9(Ge 5lunQe.
hnnaAqr nnn,4a H., n GoisIa, ror.
The Washington times., 1912-01-23
MAKES
NOTABLE TRIUMPH
IN GERMAN EMPIRE
Officials Greatly Depressed
Over. Party's Ascendency
in the Reichstag.

BERLIN. Jan. 23--Socialism has tri-
umphed In Germany. When the call
for the converting Of the new reichs-
tag was ISSUED today directing that
body to assemble on February z, II
was certain the Socialist organization
would be the strongest party on the
floor with a membership OF not less
than ITO.
German officialdom was greatly de-
pressed today, because Of the triumph
of the workers. While IL was expected
the Socialists would make gains, none
of the leading officials believed they
could sweep everything before them
as they did. Today the Conservatives
fear that through a combination with
the Liberals and members of the Left,
they will control legislation.
The Socialists raised their membership
In the incoming reichstag yesterday to
ninety-nine, carrying their candidate
through to victory In twenty-seven dis
tricts and losing the Kaisers own dis
trict by only seven votes. The party
leaders openly said the strongest In
fiuences the Kaiser could bring to bear
were used to ensure Herr kempf, the
Radical selection, by this small plu-
rality. In Cologne. the Catholic Gen.
ter stronghold. the Socialists elected one
member.
Thursday, and II the Socialists are as
successful as they hope, they will be
able to make a combination with the
Radicals and Liberals and dominate all
Legislation In the future.
The Washington times., 1912-01-23
FUNERAL SERVICES
!. ON THURSDAY FOR
!. EMMA N. CRAWFOR
Girl Who Died in Baltimore
to Be Buried Here on
Birthday.

The body of Miss Emma May Craw-
ford. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
worth Crawford. of Sil @ street south
east. who died suddenly in Baltimore
yesterday, will be brought to Washing
ton thiA evening.
Funeral ceremonies will be held
Thursday. the seventeenth anniversary
Of the birth OF Miss Crawford. The
services will be held at the family
home. the Rev. James L. McClain. pas
tor of the Wilson Memorial Methodist
Chapel. where Miss Crawford was q
member, officiating.
About two weeks ago Miss Crawford
went to Baltimore to visit an aunt, Mrs.
Amanda Chandler. For two years she
had been sufferer from peritonitis.
which last week grew worse, ana rela-
tives from here were summoned. Sum
day night her condition suddenly be-
came critical. and her parents were
notified, but Miss Crawford died before
her father, who Is a contractor, could
reach Baltimore. 1t was thought that
her death may have been brought about
by q mistake In medicines given, and
the coroner in Baltimore Is making an
Investigation.
Miss Crawford had been student In
the public schools here, and besides her
parents. Is survived by brother and
five sisters. Interment will be In the
Congressional Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1912-01-23
You Ought to Try It.

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The Washington times., 1912-01-23
OKLAHOMA FIRES
FIRST GUN IN WAR
FOR DELEGATIONS
Taft and Roosevelt Advo-
Gates Battle for Instructed
Representatives.

COAL GATE. Okla. Jan. 23.-The
first gun In the fight for the delegates
to the Republican National Convention
In Chicago next June was fred here
today when the fourth Oklahoma Dis
trict met to elect it's delegates, the first
to be chosen in this country. When the
convention assembled there was pros
pect of a lively fight between the fol-
overs of State Chairman Harris, who
wants the delegates instructed for Pres
dent Taft and District Chairman Perry
and his lieutenants, who want either
an uninstructed delegation or one In
structed for Colonel Roosevelt. The
rogressives would prefer an unin-
structed delegation because then they
could fall in either behind Senator La
Toilette, Senator Cummins, OF Colonei
Roosevelt.
State Chairman Harris was early. on
the ground and said he had been told
BY Loren Disney, former United States
clerk for the Eastern District OF Okla
hona, that Chairman Perry had show
ed him q letter from Postmaster Gen.
erai hitchcock suggesting that, the con-
vention be stampeded for Colonel
Roosevelt This was denied by Mr.:
Perry, who said he was for Colonel
Roosevelt because he had received near
ly 800 letters from all parts of the dis.
trict asking that the former President
be Endorsed.
The Washington times., 1912-01-23
Pastors Text Proves u
Signal for Firemen

CoATEsvILLE. Pa. Jan. 2a-Two
hundred volunteer hremen were IN
church here attending memorial serv-
Ices. yesterday. when Rev. r. b. Patscr-
son, rector OF the Trinity Lutheran
Church. preached on Speed. the Test
Of Efficiency"
.Fircmen don't walt to argue with
one another when an alarm of fire 10
sounded. said the minister.
Just then his little eleven-year-old
daughter. Dorothy, rushed into the
edifice and told her mother there was Q
fire raging In a business block.
The firemen heard the child's remark.
and one by one left the church.
They sped according to the text. found
the fire in a building occupied by
Joseph Kaufman, on Main street. The
firemen, In full uniform, worked for
several hours before they got the flames
under control, and the damage II esti-
mated at 5000. The building belongs
to Annie Lewis, Of Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1912-01-23
La Toilette Pleased
With Reception, Ready :
To Return to Capital

NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-DeliGhted with
his reception In the 'enemy's country,
Senator La Toilette. candidate for the
Republican nomination for the Presl-
dency, prepared today to return to
washington He spoke In terms Of the
highest praise of the, audience which
filled Carnegie Hall last night, and was
elated over the way 1t applauded his
declaration for tine recall as applied
to ali Judges. including the Justices Of
the supreme court Of the United States:
There was not ashade of dierence.
said the Senator, "bet ween this great
gathering and the thousands outside
who were. unable to gain admission.
and those / have met elsewhere. The
Enthusiasm was a great surprise to me
in every way. The great audience was
as cordial and attentive as any. ever
addressed. RI
"rhe entirec,s oantrv Is aroused, and
the rank and file of the people are much
more progressive than those VINO sonie-
lines are called the leaders of the pro-
eressiye movement
The Washington times., 1912-01-23
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