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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03

machines have been registered with
the city clerk OF Colorado Springs.
The condition OF both the Golden
Belt road. which leads direct to Pixies
Peak. and of the Santa Fe trail, which
follows the Arkansas river through
Colorado to Pueblo and there con
meets with the road northward TO
splorado Springs. is reported by in.
coming motorists to be good The
Chisholm trail. which connects with
the Golden Belt highway at Salina,
Kansas, and with the New Santa Fe
Trail at Newton, Kansas, seems. TO be
a favored route with most of the Ok
lahoma parties.
The Oklahoma bunch is determined
10 again carry off the handsome sill
Yer trophy cup offered to the state
with the largest number OF machines
in line in the automobile parade,
which is one of the features of the
summer carnival. The carnival dates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03
POINTERS FOR THE
M0T0R|ST; HOW M0|S.
TURE AFFECTS TIRES

Inc action of moisture on the rub.
Ter In a tire is insignificant, but It's
erect ON the canvas Is serious enough
10 be worthy OF attention.
| Experiments made by tht Michelin
IRE company show that if cotton is
quickly dried after contact with
moisture it suffers but little, even IL
ANS happens many times. Al piece of
cotton fabric which was exposed for
a month in the open air to the action
Iof sun and rain did not lose more
tnan two per cent of its initial
strength. while a piece of calico. af-
ter being wet through and through
and dried in front of fire more than
twenty times, did not lose more than
three per cent. Moreover, If cotton
fabric is immersed in water for thir-
teen or fourteen months Ii does not
lose much of its strength although
me surface of the water meanwhile
becomes coated with fungus growths
Ii. however, the fabric is left TO lie
III moist atmosphere, on the floor
oi damp cellar for instance spots
ana stains will soon make their APP
peafance. These stains denote the
Uresence of destructive growths of
minute bacll which will rapidly re-
dnce the fabric to mould Similarly.
wall paper hung in damp rooms will
eventually fall from the walls and
crumble TO dust.
IL follows that what really INJURIES
the canvas in pneumatic tires is con-
tlnued dampness. If water is allowed |
TO get into cuts which extend through |
the tread to the fabric, some such !
condition of continued dampness will |
be brought about. for once the mois-
lnre enters a cut it has but little |
chance to evaporate.
Tires should therefore be stored In
'ooi places which are perfectly dry.
After travelling over wet roads en-
'elopes should always be dried. SO
likewise after being washed 1t is
important that tires be washed reg.
ilarly in order that cuts may be re-
'ealed, cleaned and repaired The
lest way to wash a tire is to sponge
!. lightly when fully inflated, using
he smallest possible amount of water
nd drying both tire and rim careful.
y as soon as the operation is com
lete.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03
Chill dren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA 8 TO RIA

FACTS ABOUT ROOMS.
ECz RENT


" Renting g ioom? Many house u
" holds find il convenient, pleas Y
" ant and pro table 10 have a \
" roomer or two. u
W It's surprising how many peo- y
" pie, whether by force or circum- a
" stances or by preference, make Y
" their homes in cozy, comfortable Y
" furnisher rooms. "a
- There's always q demand for "
v the right kind OF neatly cared Y
" for, pleasant little home rooms "
" and Ii 8 an easy matter to select "
y just the kind OF occupants for Y
y such rooms. "
Y The Want ads are the most ef- "
Y fectiye, quickest and best means "
Y OF securing roomers and board "
4 ers. ~
4 II ycu want a room, or IL you "
= have room for rent, make use "
Z OF the Wants n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03
HE WAS SHAVED
BY LOCOMOTIVE

/ H. H. Greenlaw, New Orleans mot
Ior car enthusiast, has just made a
1sTong statement with regard to the
peculiar construction of his car.
4 was riding up st. Charles ave.
nue az an unlawful rate said Mr..
oIeeniaw, when a fellow shot across
my DOW with another car and | lost
my left front wheel The car dropoed
at once. but instead OF turning turtle.
as IS usually the case in such acci-
oehts, the left side of the car, an I'm
uerslang Regal, dropped down on the
sielgh-ilke runners which constitute
the ste frame, and the other pass
ehgers in the car never knew | had
lcst wheel until we came to a stop.
! Ieel owe my life to the peculiar
construction of this car"
another accident which might have
proved fatal has been reported by
r. IT, Mead, a motorist from Warren,
fenn. This time, the car was struck
cToads1de by a locomotive and push
20 several rods before the engine
could be brought to a standstiU'
i looked each way" said Mr. Mead
speaking of his accident. but |
ouiu see no approaching train. I'm |
orthnately there was a switch en-
s'ne behind the station that | did not |
zee. Just as | drove up onto the |
racks that engine struck my car in
Dout the middle and the wheels on
ne opposite side of the car went
own. The frame, being Underslung.
fopped onto the tracks,, Keeping the
Nies from catching on the ties. The
locomotive showed me about sixty l.
eet ana If it had not been for that
Ianhe the axles would have caught
Do tne car overturned. It would then
ave oeen all up with me. AS it was,
was not thrown from the car
Children Cry |,
FOR FLETcHER's T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03
OKLAHOMA MOTORISTS
IN COLORADO

Special to the Daily Leader.
Colorado Springs. Aug. 3-oklahos
ma automobiles have taken posses.
sion OF the roads OF the Pixies Peak
region. Machines bearing Oklahoma
peilnants or decorated with state
Tower are daily In evidence on the
streets of Colorado Springs, Colorado
tity and Manitou and upon the vari-
onst roads leading from these cities
INTO the mountains.
The exodus OF automobile parties
from that state to the cool mountains
Of the Pixies Peak region began some
y eeks ago and every day adds to the
lst Already more than score of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03

one of the most common ailments
mat hard working people are afflicted
with is lame back. Apply Chamber
lain's Liniment twice a day and mas.
sage the parts thoroughly at each ap-
Ilication, and you will get quick re-
lief. For ale by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03

ed will again be taken up. The
party leaves at tomorrow morning
for indianapolis distance of about
"a miles and on Sunday morning
will start for Louisville and the
southland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03

this year are August 81 2S, 20. Last
year Oklahoma and Texas were the
leading competitors. Oklahoma win
ming. There were $50 Oklahoma cars
In the parade in 1911, many of them
beautifully and artistically decorated,
and all carrying the state pennant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03
CHEAP LANDS,

Thousands of acres of good timber
and prairie farm lands in large or
small tracts, at from SIS to $50 per
acre. All kinds of trading proposi-
tions Write what you have to sell
or trade or the kind of farm you
want. | have 1t. F. F. CAIN,
Bennington, Okla,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03

A. l.. Druse has recently secured
exclusive sale on Fanchon Flour. II
is guaranteed TO give absolute salts
faction. Ask him about the House
hold bond in every sack.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03
~ " " " ,s " " " " W y W " " " " "
" " " W " W " W " W W NM

l.. II, Lohr is prepared to do all
j lnds OF gas piping at remarkable
cost. He keeps on hand sapply OF
Eas nantes, globes and burners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03

Requests have ben made by the In
ternational Association of DAD Con
gresses which meets in London in
June 1913 that the American Associa.
tion for Highway Improvement which
IS the clearing house for the road
movement in the United States des-
|ifnate distinguished American engi-
neers to prepare papers on the vari-
CTS subjects which the International
Congress at London win consider.
On Monday morning October Z, the
National Reliability Tour of the
American Automobile association will
have it's beginning in Detroit, with
tie conclusion in New Orleans some
ten days later. The exact schedule
| will not be decided upon until after
the cath-fnding Flanders electric,
which is now on its way southwark,
VIII have completed the task of lay
ling out the route. The Sunday stop
VIII probably be in Memphis, superb
~ located on the broad Mississippi.
and one of the most progressive cities
of the South.
In his reports to the American Au-
tomobile association touring informa.
ton board, made in connection with
laying out northern transcontinent-
al route. Pathfinded A. L. Westgard
uses superlative adjectives in describ-
ing the scenic beauties encountered
on the way. After linking the spur
from Livingston to Gardiner, Mont,
and thus securing a Yellowstone para
connection, the pathfinder car de- |
Parted from the main road at Kalis- |
pell and added another spur leading |
TO Glacier National park, which the |
traveller states pos
sesses "gloriously magnificent seen.
cry; streams full of trout, and In
mans still picturesque" Good roads
sentiment throughout Montana was
found to be rampant as a result of
lie accelerating of the recent Mont
ma Good Roads Congress at Anacon-
la.
Most recent of the strenuous Euro
'ean automobile races, the Belgium
fand prize over the Ardennes cir
.ult resulted in a tie between the
Pree-car teams of the Minerva
might type and the Hormes ma
nlnes. The twoday event compris-
Q twelve rounds over the thirty mile
curse, total of 720 miles for the
"o days. Because of the widespread
ateerst among continental motto.
ngineers in the sleeve-valye type of
nglne, invented by Charles Y. knight
M the prominence of the cars in
ne ten teams as well as the indiv.
iual machines that contested in the
'ng' grueling competition, the hon
fs at the end practically were exclu-
We to the Minerva Knight entrants.
y virtue of performance and 0iston
the Belgium-made auto
oDiies equipped with the knight c.
atented motor came out of the won. II
'rlui test the wonder of the engi- 81
GERS. v
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-03

The McElhinney car made the trip
to New YorR without serious mis-
hap.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

5erber uno am 8. Mdrs 8erner
Rod. geiOe Daren NitqlieOer Oes
6inan5 4omites, 5erber 20 Sabre
lang 8oriiber 0%eiIelben.
Qaut 8eri6t oes 8aufomites bat
Der 4iesiGbriee Sobresbaa no9 bor-
Gdufiger 6%eititellne einen lteberiduB
pom $136.80 ergeben. SIR Orei
tranfe @itglieoer DurOen Die fGligen
gen Granddaughter betDiaigt, 0esglei-
den Der Sobres6eitrag fir oas Oeut-
ihe @aiienbaus, $500. Serr 6.
5pabn beri6tete, DAB Oas 8oot fir
ole berf0mmli6e 8oIerfabrt mad
Woribaa @an i'm Monat SUM be-
legt iei, uno Oos Bidder &ebiiions-
fomite ~be5eugte, OaB Die gii9er oes
S6atmeiiters uno Sefret1rs it6 in
better SrOn1ng befinOen.
9ie 5uIeBt borgenommene Beam
tenpabG, BEL nelber oie Serren
&onr. &i6ter, Geo. 81. 9orr un0
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
Sine SeraasfOrOernns

Sn Der 6ebruar : Mummer 5
american 5eoeraliIt" for6ert g
muel @ompers, Der 8r1Iioent Der s
merican federation Of 2obor, 81
8un0eSienator SeDbnrn BON Ss0al
beralts, geriAtli1 8eDeile oofiir Be
3nbringen, Dab er li1 irgeno pelH
ungeieBlider @anoIungen I1ulo
gema9t babe. Die Serousforoerui
be5iebt iid auf Oie AeuBerung o.
Senators in Der SenntsIibung DO
Dorigen 0onnerstag, Dab bon SER
@ompers in Nnbetra9t Der Mc9fI
mara &ro5elies uno Der in Ierbii
Dung oamit entbiiLten Gntin6en fe
ne MitteiIungen entgegengenomml
Der0en ioaten.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

SIN Der Sdngerbuuobaae fano
poroeItern a6enO Elm gut beiu6tes
uno, pie INNER, iebr sergniigli9es
Eun5frdn3den itatt; 0eSgleihen I'M
8ereinsbauie oes Columbia : Eurn-
uereins.
5 m u b geor0netenbauie bra9te
am 9ienstag Der Oemofratif6e Ibge-
oronete 9rantlep BON Georgia cine
Bill Elm, mona6 in 3ufunft aud an
geternnen ser eiuitige G%onfoOerier-
ten armee Benlionen be5oblt mer-
ben ionen.
Ole ltets riibrige 8m. Eel &oge
no. 5 ma9t meitumfaiienoe 8Or6erei-
tl4ngen fiir Oeren idbrli9en Wtasfen-
ball am Q1ontag, oeu 5. 6ebruar III
Der Slo @iaiouIc 9aae. Gin beion-
Oers GROCER unO intereiianter Sable-
an biloet Den 9lnfang puttt s ubr.
" II a noerer Steae finOet man Die
an5eige Der iGbrli9en Wteseliuppe iul
9eutl1en &aiieubous. unier wobl-
tatig gelinmter 9ieBger unteritiis-
ungsDerein bat iamtliGe 8eranltal-
tungen IN Sano unO fam man fi4
Oarauf oerlalen es miro gut werOen.
nj 8eiBen Sauie fanO an
0ienstog Der 5peite groBe @mPfang
Der gegenmartigen @interlailon ltatt.
Die WdtglieOer oes &ibteritanoes
iptelten babel Die @auptroae, benin
iiir ite NOR Die 6eitli6feit eigentIi9
bere6net, aber aud 9unoerte BON
&egierungsbeamten uno Ntitglieoer
oes RongreIes nit ibren 9amen mob
men oaran tell.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
SOBER Seln9.

sc. aonislibs 9Obeit. Der 0er3Og
BON @Omausbt, @eneralsOuuerneur BON
Canada, fam porgeltsrn giadmitta9 I'M
4.2O uOn Mew OOrt, no er am Dieuss
tag nit @smabIin unO Sri. Iu9ter gu
uiertd9isem Beiu9 Oes ameritunil9ep
BOtIdafters in9onoOn, Oes 9errn Wbites
lam &eiO, e%intraf, in Oer BunOesbaupt.
itaot all uno wur6e nit all Dem Romp,
weI6er einem MitsIisO Der tOniSli@em
Jamilie non England unc Dem Obers
baupt Oer Dominion pom @auaoa 9es
bibrt, empfaussn. Otit miIitdril@er
@sforte iubr er pom @entralbabnbof
itrads our9 gum WeiBen 0oule, no ibu
BraGOent Iaft aufs freunol@aftIi9ite
unO beraIi@lte bssriBte, nabm in @es
ieuldaIt Oes YrdiiOenten uno OeIlen @es
mablim IOpie Der 6abinettsmit9Iieoer
umo ibrer @emabliunen ben Ebee Elm uuo
beaab fd oann mad Der britilden UOts
Idaf. BORT, no CT fir ben Neit leines
adt1tiinOisen Aufentbalts i'll Waibln9s
ton Der SAT- Oes britii6en VOtl1Otters
Brpce mar, empfins er nm 8 ubr ben
@soenbelua Oes Brdioenten Gait mo
wObnte Ipdter sinem ibm gu Gbren per-
anltuIten Diner unO @mpfan9 bel, 81
weIdsm bic DiitsIieOer oes OipIOmntis
Idsn ROrps unO Die RobinettsmitsIieOer
eimoeIaOsu warsm. SelbitUeritdnoIid war
aud 9raRosnt Gait au Oieism Dinei
umO @mpfaus i'm britiidsn SOti@aTts'
palOis einseluOsn, uber oieler fOnnte UOI
Der ginlaOuus teinen @ebrOu6 MAIDEN,
neil e. I6on porbsr lein @tiaeinen bel
Dem 6abinettsbaufett Oes Setreidrs
0itdcOf 5uselast bate. @be er gegell
Mitteruadt nad benz @entrnlbabnbof
fubr, bslu6te Der 6ersOg in Ve9leltuns
Oes 9otf&afters Bryce ben NatiOnal
9rsB Stub in Oelieu RIubrdmsn an Der
6anfssbnteu StruBe uno belt Oalslblt
cine tur5s Anipra9e.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
ct. YUnifacims.@ erein.

Ser oeuti6e rGmiid fatbolii9e
st. 8onifacius : &ranfenunterItiib-
ungsDerein bot fir oas laufenoe Sabr
Die nnhiteben0en 8eamten ertD1blt:
Senrp s. 8orger, Hrdiioent; 80.
0iegelmann @i3eprdiioent; Sol.
8ebobeB, SefretGr &arl @ubii9, @i-
8eiefretdr uno Sobn 8, @eier, S6os-
meiiter. 5abnentrGger lit 8m. Neu-
lon0 uno Die sSerren @(ug. Neulano,
2oren5 S6au6 unO 8reo. 0iegel-
bilOen oas 0Stebenoe &omite"
Die neugeWablten 8eamten puroen
Onrd So6Diiroen Gater S. Notb bon
Der 81. Narienfir1e eingei6moren.
Bel oieier @elegenbeit wuroen So1-
ipiiroen @ater S. @otb uno Sodmiir-
ben @ater 81. Wfibm ols @brenmit-
gIieoer in ben Ierein a~ufgenommer.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

Gas groBe @ebdnoe Der Gegie-
rrngsoruferei tpuroe am borigen
6reitag Abeno our9 cine getpaItige
@rploiion eri6iittert, uno oie 1000
AngeiteIte, Die oarin bel61ftigt pn=
rem, floben in Sooesangit ben Aus-
gGngen gu. @erlebt ipuroe gIiidli9-
ertpeiie niemanO, aber in Dem an ons
groBe meme @eb1ltOe ltoBenoen alien
0ruderei : @ebduoe mar farm cine
Senlteriheibe gar5 un0 aud in Den
@dulern Der umltegenoen StraBen-
geDierte tparen biele 5en1teriheiben
8ertriimmert. Spdter Itelte fi9 ber-
aus, oaB mr. cine @asleitllngsr0bre
ailf Der StraBe eeboriten mar.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
Columbia snrnberein.

@s ion %unoer5iigli9 nit Der Cant
payne fir elm neues &l11bbal1s borge-
gangen neroen. 9ies miro, uie
Spreber @rnit @er1tenberg in ieiner
BON eOler 8egeifterung getragenert
Imtsnntrittsreoe ausfitbrte, Die
Sauptaufgobe Der nelien 8eamten
oes Columbia Surnnereins lein, ole
in Der letten Monatsberiammlung
bur 90en @brenipre9er &i9aro Bar
our9 ben @brenipre9er Slid. Bart
bol0t in ibre @ernter eingemieien
muroen. gS muren @rnIt @eriten-
berg, Spre6er; s. 81. 8earpero, l..
8i8eprdiioent; 6reo. 8rinfmanrL 2.
8i5epr1iioent; 8. &alfter, protofoI-
lierenoer Sdriftmart; 6. 6. Siirgen=
len, Sinan5iefretdr; @rnlt 2en3ner,
2. Eltrnnart; 81. 9inoDiBer, 2. 8eug-
mart; 6reo. 2our 8ibliotbefar s.
8aum9arten /. 5abnentr1ger; Mno.
2offler, @oritBer oes Sinan5fomites
q. 81. MteiBner, @reBfomite; Capt. 6.
&. S6pegler, 8oriiser Der 8iblitbef-
fomites; &arl S6enfen, @oriiser oes
8ei9DerOe : &omites uno emil &.
S6dfer, 9elegat gum 9eutl6en 8ai=
Ienbous.
Sn oerielben g%eriammlung muir
ben Serr Com. 81. 6auit ais lebens=
lGnelides uno Die Serren $.
S6par3 6. 81. @tiebel, SD. Otter
oin9er, g. g. Sletder, S. 81. Britt,
6. ". Conrad, $. &ume. Mnton
Senfopiti9, s. 8efer, g. Fitzgerald
uno s. 6alfenreitb ols Mitglieoer
aufgenommen. Sebr flott geben Die
&orbereitungen fir oie am Montag
Dem 5. Sebruar, obenos 8.29 be-
ginnenOe groBe Nnrren1iBung un0
Ben AM 19. Sebruar I'M alten Maio-
mic SempeI itattfinoenoen groBem
Mastenbau bon Itatten. Sci Dem Ieb-
teren merOen ben beiten @ruppen
@elopreiie in S0be bon $15, $40,
uno So u1o Den beiten ginaelmasfen
DertOole @ei6enfe als Hreile aler-
fannt tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
stenerermaRisans.

Die GrbObung oeS gutterpreiies
ieitens Oes nglgin Butter 8oaro"
uno Die AnfiinOigung, oaB Der 8reis
oieieS Observation-Disclosures boraus-
lidtlid auf 60 Gents per @funo Itei-
gen Deroe, bat ben 8eItrebungen i'm
&ongreB be5iigli6 Ser @rm1Biguna
Der Sleomargarin-S teuer einen neu-
en- 4niporn Derlieben. No6 elmer
pom &~bgeoroneten 2eper eingebrod-
ten Sin ioa Die Steuer fir Oas gr-
5eugnis bon 10 Gents auf tDeniger
ais | Gents berabgeiebt peroen.
@lei68eitig miro aber Der 9erfnui
bon SIeomoreorine ols Butter nit
@elObuBe unO Suftitrafe beOrobt.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
&lnttOiitidc Sail.

9lQeS, mas re6t lit: Der Oiesidbri=
&c SSa6resban oes YlattOiiti6en Ser
Gems es mar Ser fiinf3ebnte II 5Gblt
5u oen 6iibI6eiten oeliti9en 8ereins=
bGleuJ Die in 0en leBten Sabren bier
abgebalten tDoroen fin0. @r mar iebr
gut 6eIudt, obne oaB Sdn5er uno 3u-
i9alier in queti9enoer @nge geordngt
mor0en pGren, BON Mnfang bis al
@nOe berrihte, our9 feinen e%in5igen
u%nliebiamen 3nii6enfaa geitort, Die
i60nite Sronung uno ale MnDeien-
ben befnnoen ii6 in Der frobli6iten
8%naltimmung. Mit 5ug uno &e6t
iin0 oarum Die neri9ie0enen &omi=
tes, Del9e fir oos @elingen oes
8oQes Dor uno bel oemielben tGtig
maren, auf Den grfolg ibrer Arbeit
itol5. 9ieie aomites naren oos lin
terboltungsfomite beiteben0 aus ben
&erren George MaDer, Goriiser; SD.
@ebrenberg. Sobn SteinmeB, Sorry
9obmeDer uno 9idar0 @siBfer; 0as
@mpfangstomite, beIteben0 aus Den
Serren @m. @iegmann, @oritber.
Gbos. Oismer, Sr. Seebooe, @m
Berger, Ism. Mdtertir9en, Antor
Oitmann ST. 8arnett, Sp. 9L6ter-
fir9en, SD. @roue unO 2ouis Strands
uuo oas San5fomite, beitebeno aus
ben Serren &orl N1terfir9en, @or.
tiger, @rnft Brandt, SD. @iid, Srit
Brandt nnO Hobert @eber.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
SabresDerlammlmHs

Ole idbrlibe Observation-Disclosures
Oes nSeiienoarmitdOter unteritiiB-
mgspereins" fano am II. 8. 90. I'M
ter &oriiB oes @%rGiioenten 9Ouis
Bauer IT,, i'm Sahptquartier, Sotel
8eBler, geo. 922 @enn. 9loe itatt.
@ue 9eamte moren ~antpeieno. Sefre-
tar Sobu Nfeininger Derlas auBer
Dem &rotofoa Der DorbergebenOen
G%eriammlung Elm nSn Memoriam"
fiir SEN unlGugIt Deritorbenen @bren-
p%r1Ii0enten 2eonbar0 @rel, BON Oeiien
Sini6eioen i6on gIei6 na6 Der Or
0ffnung 8rdiioent Bauer Die Wiit-
gIieoer offi3iea in &enntnis geiebt
botte, mo Ieinen NIT %geDobnter
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
@efurben.

SIN Sonntag, Dem 21.d Sanuar,
itarb Ser friibere @irt Safob Diemer
I'M SO. 9ebensiabre. Die 8eeroigunO
erfolgte am 0ienstag 9odmittog Inn
8 ubr bon ISM. Sees 2ei6enbeitat-
tungsgei9dft $50. 332 Ben. g[pe.,
&c. SO. aus dl1f Dem gtationaI Srieo-
bof in @rlington. 9ie @rminius-
2oge $50. % S. 81. 81. Sc, oeren Mit-
glie0 Der @eritorbene NOR, ertpies
oemielben Die Ieste @bren.
Am Samstag, benz 20. Sannar,
rarbte Der 500 Dem @bepaar gilbert
9. uno Mog. 9. &ifenbaher IN go.
635 &eefer @lnce g. 90. ibr unmiin-
otges So6terlein &atborine gliio=
betbe. Die 8eeroigung erfolgte am
9ienstag Morgen nm 10 ubr bonn
S%terbebnuie aus.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
gersuiganssfaIember.

%. Sanuar, Sonntag. SdngerbunO
baae, Muiif. Mben6.
30. Sanuar, Montog. @erein 9aD
ern, Sabresbaa I'M SIo Moioni,
Sempel.
4. Sebruar, Sonntag. Meseliuppl
gum 8enefi3 oes @aiienbouies
in Der Anltalt, orrongtert boz
ben @oibington MeBger : Ser.
elm.
a. 6ebrltar, Sonntag. @rionbaIIe
Sumoriftii9er gLben0.
5. Sebrlar, Montag. @m. Gen 60.
ge, Sabrlider @asfenboI in 0It
Waionic SaHe.
5. 5ebruar, Montng. Surnbane
NarreniiBung.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

immer ungefdbr in oerielben Sobe
erbalten. 9agegen bat ith Oas Ser
einspermogen mieOer in iebr erfreu-
li6er @eiie nermebrt. Der 4alfen-
ltano, Ser gu Anfang oes leBten Sab
res ii9 a11f $2,695.O2 belief tit I'M
Saufe oieies Sabres auf $2,997.05
geitieger, oenn ben Ausgaben in So
be BON $786.30 itan0en @innnbmen
i'm @~eiammtbetrage bon $t088.33
gegeniiber. 9ie 3unabme Der Gin
nabmen~ riibrt ausi9lieBlid BON ben
lleberibiiiien Der, pel9e nit ben BON
Dem 8erein peranltalteten 8ergnii-
gllngen er5telt muroen. Ser 8aH
pom 1. Sanlar 1911 ergab einen
lleberI9uB BON $165.97, ole @aiier-
fabrt na6 Miaribaa @al einen fol-
den bon $780, uno Der Spiter :
&oait auf Dem 2anoiib 0es Mitglie0s
Sic. Autb einen iol1en BON $22,45,
8uiammen $424.12. S9meren Ser
Init bat Der &erein our9 ben 600
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
Sihritt8bia angeuOmmeu.

Sn lpdter 9tunOe wurOe uOr9eltern Die
Diltrittsuerwiaisunssbiu. O~eretws9en an
3ebn Dorbergebsnoen @elestagsu alerlel
RasbaIssrsi in ben beiIisem 0auen itatt'
Qefunoen bate, pom benz AbgeOronetens
bauIe an9enommen. Sic miro an Wons
tas Dem Senat tntlddIi6 i'll oerieIben
Jafuns susebeu, in Der iie non Dem
germiaieungsausi6uB al Oas 9aus eins
beridtet worOen mar. Ser DGusauss
lduB bate ben goranl1Iag Oer Die
ltrittsfOmmi6dre auf $40, 800. 20s bers
unteraeI9nitten unO Das 6aus bat ibu
anf $40. 9O7, 35s, D. 3. UNI gauge S.,
$50 erb0bt. IS mar Der AbgeOronett
S,Obnisn pom 6entufp, Der SOrliser bee
Dlitrittsausldu6es, oct i'll libel ange.
bra9tem SpariamteitsOrang pom An.
faug bis 3u @noe an Den ein3eInen Nus.
aabepolten Der Bill berumuOrgeIte.
Dur6 feline beltdnoiseu OrOnungsfragel
bate Derr SobnIon bic Beitimmun9ei
Der Blu, wel9e bic @rridtuns elmer Nn=
Iage fir 8erni9tung oes itdotil9en Ab-
fails unO eiue aspboIt.A nlaSs UOrioben,
gu 6aa sebra9t; auf Oieislbe @eiie let'
te er es Onr9, OuB Die S24, 900, wel3G
fir Die Diitrittsmili5 UerIauSt worOer
wareu, geltri9en wurOeu. Auf Antraa
Oes ab9eOrOneten BurIeiOn wurOe Oiei'
0orlase na9ber omar Electromagnetic,
aber IN elmer Beile, OaB Oas @eIb MIDI
mebr in Der bisberi9en BeiiN an Dit
Mamnl6aften uusbsSabIt werOen fam.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
&ergeft es ia nid)t. 8ebet al
Sim NOntag sm benz &agernbal.

Ole 9 ftriftsfommiHdre Gunc
&iIoolpb uno Miai. Suoion uno Ser
treter jebes ~ein0elnen 9epartements
Der 9iitriftsregiernng wobnten ser
@~eriammlung 0es bieligen Saul
m1nnif6en gereins~. in Dem fleinen
@aaiaol oes Stem @illaro BEL, in ser
Der oeutide 8otiHafter @raf BON
8ernltorff am Montog einen iiberalts
feiielnOen @ortrae iiber nOeutI9e
Notwithstanding belt.