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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
pREHl.sroRlc MAN.
Description et a Skeleton Lately
Found Near Ipswich.


LONDON - Rasing his remarks
upon the skeleton found Between The
mld.g!ac!al sand and bowlder clay in
the neighborhocd Of BPS ''ch, PROBES.
sor Arthur Keith spoke "a, ne Royal
College of Surgeons the otn nigh
on the antiquity Of the modern type Of
men,
He said he had come to the conclu'
sion that the man whose skeleton laJ
in Grouched up position differed
iron all the other Instances OF ancient
remains which were known, ip that
he was tall: feet 10 inches in height
'at least. There was no chin, proper
ly speaking, 1t being marked by thin
line, and they were evidently dealing
with an carly. stage in the evolution
Of the bone.
The peculiarly Of the skull was its
lowness and It's widest point was seat
ed further back than in the modern
skull. The palate was comparatively
small. No place. said Professor Keith
was, in his opinion, SO likely to throw
$50 much light on the early history Of
man as East Anglia,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
NEGRO LYNcHEo.

COCHRAN. Ca, Marcn pa ne.
gro convict, Homer Bush. was lynched
yesterday after he had killed Guard
Joseph Coody, aged 40, and attempted
to shoot down two other guards, in
a convict camp, mile from here,
Bush and sixty other men in the
camp, IT is said, had plotted to escape
IN ahe afternoon. bush killed Coody
with a shovel and SELLING the revolver
from the dead guard, opened fire on
two other guards. Neither was In
jured, and both returned fire. Bush,
his ammunition exhausted fell, to the
ground, with bullet through his body
None of the other convicts attempted
10 escape.
News of the killing spread quickly
Bush. guarded by deputy sherius, was
being taken to Hawklnsvllle, ten miles
from this place, when a mob of fifty
armed men took the prisoner. The
negro was quickly strung up to
telephone pos and his body bullet
riddled,
Excitement after the lynching was
intense, but further trouble Is not ex
pected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
win Probated

The last viii and testament OF tAe
late Ida Nj Abbott was yesterday filed
with the county clerk for recording
The instrument Sleayes all the prop,
erty of,the deceased, both personal
and real, after all debts and claims
( are paid, to the two sisters, Amanda
NJ and NJ. Alice Abbott Harry A.
Abbott Is uamed as executor.
Vital Statistics
Or. George L. Howell yesterday filed
eight birth and ono death certificates
with the county clerk for recording
Deeds Filed
The following deed was filed yester'
GaS With the county clerk for record
Mononsohcla Industrial Company to
William II, Vincent, parcel OF Sand
Id Tie comhany's East Side Addition
to the City OF Fa!rmont considera'
ton sG25.
Cane Found
A valuable hand carved wooden cane
was found at the Office OF the county
clerk a few days ago, where it had
\ been'leftby some one. The owner can
have 1T by calling at the Office and
Identifying his property.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
WATSON AND GROWN
HAVE NEWSPAPER
mARrINseuR1 EVENING WORLD
BOUGHT BY WATSON AND
BROWN FOR CAMPAIGN.

MARTINsBuRG, W. va, March %
"A deal was cCnsummated here
Thursday by which Clarence w. Wat
son and William G. Brown have be
come the owners Of the Mar:insburs
Evening World, Republican news
paper OF this city. The deal is KNOW
to have been pending for several days
1t IS the understandings that The
paper vii! continue to be published
oslensibly as Republican newspaper
hut Ike the Preston County News, o.
Klngwcod, which is owned by Con
gresham Brown, will be run in the
interest of Watson and Brown this
fall. 1t is understood that the Gale
was made a: a good, round price.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
MORE RADICAL
CHANGES ARE TO BE MADE y
TRAIN plsPATcHlNG SOON.

GRAFTON, March 2S.-The adop
lion of the telephone for train dis
patching on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad is soon to result in some red.
ical changes in the dIspatchlng depart
ment Of the service all over the sys'
tom. It will mean not only the dis.
placement OF several hundred te!e'
gtaphers but many division operators
will be retired, and the telephone
operators will work under the direc'
ton of telephone engineers.
These officials will be selected &C.
cording to their technical knowledge
Of telephones and 1t is probable that
the operators will be required to pass
an e&aminaticn on the technical sue
OF the work.
The changes WILDE made as rapidly
as the telephone s,rvlce can be ex'
tended. RMlwsy officials claim ~"
telephone is far superior to the tele.
graph and It's Adoption - ~e..-e, ....,@,
as rapidly as possible.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
TERIN
ENDS ATIgRIN'AL.
LOCAL INSTITUTION IS DOING
SUCCESSFUL WORK - LARes
SPRING ATTENDANCE EXPECT

The winter term at the Fairmont
state Normal school closed yesteF
day and a number Of the students
went to their homes to spend Faca'
ton OF several days. While the stu.
dents were given vacation. the
teachers will remain in the city and
spend tie intervening lime. in arrang-
ing schedules preparatory to the re.
opening OF school.
Indications point TO a record break
ing attendance for the spring term
and much good work will be accom-.
plished. The faculty has been aug.
mented by the addition of several
teachers, each of whom come high.
ly recommended for the special work
for which they we're appointed.
The Training school will be one Of
The most active departments of the
Normal during thisterm as many who
have taught school during the winter
Will enter in o7der to get the training
ing which this department gives the
teacher.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
DRUNKEN MAN SHOOTS
THREE AT NEW RIVER

RLuENELD, W. Va, March 22.-
IA report reached here last, night to
the effect that W., c. shclor. master
Mechanic for the Virginia Iron, Goal
ana Coke company, at Radford. shot
and seriously. wounded Frank White
ind injured The proprietor of medi-
cine show and the doorkeeper of the
show, George Waddell, at school
house at New River about II o'clock
yesterday morning.
Whiteiwas shot just in front o! ne
LEFT ear and the ball came out at the
hack OF his nose. His face was badly
burned, as the shooting was at close
range. W6ddell was shot IN the neck,
deep flesh wound, and also In one
hand, as he was trying to turn. His
face was badly burned from the close
ftriag.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
sljNDAY|SMS.
sermonettes to Women.

SeFmonetCeB 10 WoWsN'
Girls endure wifenood as the price
for fine clothes and a chauffeur.
Some girls marry for the novelty OF
it.
Don't marry a wniskey-soaked liber'
tine to reform him. Please inform
him that you aren't running a Keeiy
institute.
Some girls Will launch a matri'
monial beat and stick the oars in just
to give it a trial,
I'd rather be an old maid, knotted
and gnarled, VITA a house full Of can
airy birds end cats than tied up 10
some blasphenous whiskey soaked jug
handle for husband.
Many an old maid is singh because
she did moro than her share Of the
counting.
No man ever goes to perdition but
that he drags some one down with
hf-r, a'
The public schools are saturated
with evil.
d rather have my children Taught
sex hygiene than hayestheir heads
pcked full Of Latin and Greek.
Women arc to thelworld what stars
are to the night, aG s
II all the untainlsable. human YAM
hires that feed and fatten. and gor'
lnandize on the virtue of women are
to be pampercd by society. society had
better back pedal.
The virtue of woman is the ram
part wall OF civilization.
There are TOO many girls looking
for easy spots.
God puts physical Limitation on
lust.
Segregation Of vice is damnabIe Al
is the official stamp of approval.
The woman who shrinks from moth
erhood because she likes to flip ant
flirt around is only a frame to hang
clothes on,
Like produces like and blood vii
tell in horses, pigs and human beings
This dizziness over 'cnltchaw ant
literatacha' makes me tired.
Society has put maternity out o.
fashion.
The stork is a discriminating birf
these days. /
Maternity is considered an incon
venlence by many matrons of today
The bread winning girl is on tht
auction block,
Don't go into store and make tn
girl pull down all the goods, take
few samples and then go to Pittsburi
to do your shopping.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
.RI[IS.lN END TO
STOMACH MISERY
indigestion Gas, Heartburn fr oys
pepsla Go in Five Minutes

Every family here oughtk to keep
some Diapepsln in The hoIbe, as any
one OF YOU mar I1aye an 9tack 0! In
I digesticnsds ssomach tTfubie at an%
time, day Or night
This harmless precipitation will dl'
gest anything you eaYand overcome a
distressed out.or,orf fer Hstomach I'VE
minutes afterwards/
II YOU meals Cont tempt you, or
what little You 40 eat seems TO Ill
You, or lays llye a lump of lead III
your stomach, jor If you have heart
burn, that is sign of Indigestion.
Ask your Pharmacist for 5O.eent
case OF Paph's Diapepsin, and take q
little justgs soon as you can. There
will be NJ sour risings, no belchinA
J. Of undlg9ted food mixed with acid
or stomach gas or heartburn. fullness
OF. heavy feeling in the stomach. Nau
sen, .DeJnltatlng Headaches, DiZzines:
Or intesIInal gripping. This will al
go, and besides, there will be. no s3u'
food lISt over.tn the stomach to
poison your breath with rauseouS
odors. 6g5E@g
Y PapeA DIapepsin:is a certain cure
for out-dtorder stomachs, because !!
4 pregentsikrmentatlon and takes hold
Of your food and digests 1t just the
came as II your stomach wasn't there
Relief In fiyeNpinutes from Ill stom
sch misery is at your drug store
Z waiting for you. ,
These large 50.cent cases OF Pape'
Diapepsin contain more than sufficient
to cure any case Of Dyspepsia, Ind
gestion Or any other Stomach trouble
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
TRUST DlssoLvEs
.(By United Press.

WASHINGTON, March 90. = The
Aluminium Company OF American, The
aluminium Trust has completed
negotiations, with the Department Of
Justice for its voluntary disintegra,
ton.
George Fl. Gordon, counsel for the
trust, conferred with Assistant to At
torney General Fowler for several
hours Friday.
The trust has plants 2t Niagara
Falls, Massena Springs, N. Y, St.ao'
nigan Falls, Canada, New Kensington
Pa, and its chemical plant is at Eas.
ST. Louis. Ills. It is said TO supply
nearly all the aluminium used in the
United States.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
STOLE TO MARRY.
Youth In Elopement After Two Days
Of Married Life Is Arrested
for Theft.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. March 80
Two days after his marriage to Miss
Mary Aliashire, Prey l.-year olu
girl, Otis Dement,, aged "a. Of Prcc
torYllle, Ohio, was arrested and lodged
in jail yesterday on charge of getting
money by fraud.
He is alleged to nave secured
twelve dollars from Jesse Clark by
fraud. Dement, says he got the money
to defray his wedding expenses. He
appealed to his father-in.law for as
sistance but the latter refused aid be
cause he had eloped with his daughter
against his wishes
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
RESUME WORK
(By United Press.)

Fall River, Mass, March 2S.-Tha
cotton manufacturers association has
averted strike by posting notices in
mills employing $4,000 textile oper
atives that IN increase Of 10 per cent,
would be given all who are back i>r
work by Monday. This is a victory
for the operatives, who refused a five
per cent. increase. The 1000 opera
tives in the Fall River Iron Works
Company's textile mills we're given IL
FER cent. increase several days ago,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
aErrER rHAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure chVdren Of
bed.wettIng. Therdis a cogttitutionQl
cause for this trouble. Ms. NJ. Sum,
mers, Box w. Notre Dafne, Ind" will
send free to any motker h"r success
full home treatmeBN with full instruc-
tons. Send no Money. but write htr
to-day, If youYchildren trouble you in
this way. Bon't blame the child, the
chpncrs are 1t can't help it. This
treatme4t also cures adults and aged
people troubled with urine difficulties
by day or night.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
"LrFERs" NOW ELIGIBLE

Observation-Disclosures OF the
parole law 10 "lilc" prisoners to Fed
eraI penitentiaries after they have
served Is years is provided in q bill
by Representative Howard, of Georgia
WHOA passed tha House recently.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
cA,JRcA SIGNS
(By United Press. J

CHICAGO, March 2S.-ReE John N (.
Mccain has ordered big electric signs
for his church and parish house TO
show the people Where we are a. night
and what we are doing.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
CONCERT.

There will be a concert at the Luth'
eran church Saturday evening at s
O'Clock. Admission 10 and 25c. st
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
/. (
.!AIlI.!!I!.''I..RO'.lP=
Neglected. Cold Caus i eonpli-
cation, Promptly Restored
By Ferulla.

Mrs. Rosai
Boyer. fl421
Sherman Ave.
Evanston, ILL.,;
writes: III any
one has reason
to praise PEE
runa II is sure
" myself.
Last spring
I became 80
run down from
the serious ef-
.fects Of a ling
ering cold, that
several COM
pllcations unit
ed In pulling
mo down. j
could neither
eat nor sleep
well, and lost
n @ 8 Il an q
spirit.
II Il ma lly
tried Pcruia
.nnl IT did
wonders for
me. In two
weeks I was
like another
person, and in
ian l ever had
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

AS much persistence in want ac-
yertisr,g as you'd give to any other
halfaslmportant task-;and you'll sell
that property!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
scene From cAsEx yoass AT r4E aRANr.Mgxr 7AyasDAM
...MAcK Miller pARpoNEp

MlalS Miller; who was fined SIS AMI
gehtereed to 90 days In The Ma
zion county Jail, has bscn pardoned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
Saturday EDe
Dance

A splendid dasss VIII Be conducted
this evening" al t6sS srmsTy rom 3 qN,
III IL O'Clock, alala Attendance 10
expected and teysytRps sbe n
first class condition Tor an EN- aye
time. sPFots Omen ~ s6pe ~
llll ftEpltt cels
early and get The 5fall flepeyl ~ "
Eytfythln5l ttsts ppsslhis y shs
courtesy that, eanb exteHded then.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

8 cents a pound paid for clean, cot.
ton rags for use on presses.
WEST vIRGlNIAN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

J.H, Snlder's Furniture store open
evenings till $3.50.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23
CONCERT.

There will be concert at the LOf
eran church Saturday evening at
o'clock. Admission 10 and Csc. 2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-03-23

q MONTH IelL DClIIN I'IR'I SFVT II'lu
before.
Il thank peruna for new life and
strength. l send you cEo, pictures SO
you can see what Peruna> has done for
me-"
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Ger 9euti9 r0mii6 ; fotbolii6q
ct. Soiepb's 9iebesbuno belt am
9ienitag, ben 8. Oftober @abI Der
8eamten ab nit folgenoem &eiultat:
@rdiiOent: @regor &ramm.
@i8e=Yr6i. Seinrid 0ou.
SefretGr; &arl Spe6t.
@i5e-S efretGr: Clinton Olt1ndn.
SAaBmeilter: MleranOer ebert.
StebenOes &omite fir ben @erein:
Otto &lippert, 4lfon8io Sammer, S.
$. 8orger.
9ireftorium fir Die SoGe: Sobn
9. @eier, Alemano @iebel, gilbert
Sdulteis.
8eripolter fir Die gereinsbaae:
Seinri6 Sobman.
Die &%efiammlung mar gut beiu1t
uno ale @npeienoen befunoeten re-
gen @nteil an oen @el9Gften, oie Dem
8unO borlagen. IS muroe Die gb-
lidtrIaut, mdbrenO Der Saifon einen
groBen 8au 5lt peranitalten.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
Nemc @iarfen,

Mit Dem Snfrafttreten oeS nellen
8afetpoit-S pitems am 1. Sanltar ge-
langen 3p0lf nelte Marfen gum Ser
faut Die BEN Senoungen a%uf5ufle-
ben lino. Sic merOen GROCER ais Die
iibli9en 8oitmert5ei6en fem. @e-
neral : %oitmeiiter Sit6cod bot Die
@nor0mlng betreffeno@raDirung uno
@eriteIltng oerGfarfen 10 unteri6ieo-
li6 in @e5ug auf Sarbe uno @roBe
getroffen, oaB @erpedielungen nit
anoeren Marfen 10 gut pie auSge-
idloiien iino.
AuBeroem bat Observation-Disclosures
Sit6cod OieIluiter Der neuen 8u Ct
rem ser in orei Sabren in Gan Sran-
cisco Itottfinoenoen Yanama-&acifiC
@eltausIten1ng aus8ugebenoen8rie f=
morfen gebiGigt. Die Gin Gent-Mar-
fen linO grim unO tragen oas 8iloniB
BON Balboa, Dem @ntoeder oes Still
len S8eans, Die 8pei Gents Marfen
nit ben @otltn-S 6leuien oes Bano=
ma-&anals iinO rot uno oie Slim
@ents-Wearfen NIT Dem goloenen Sor
BON Gan 5rancisco fin0 blalt.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
5cOerutiOn Of eiqaOr Dealers.

Ser bielige 8irteDerein belt am
MittDo6 &admIittag Inn 3 ubr I'M
geotional Sotel ieine regelmdBige
Sahres 8%eriommlung ab uno mo-
minirte Die 8eamten. SEER @al-
ter GoIteao murOe nieoer ols 8rd-
ii0ent aufgeIteat unO SEER 9orISam-
mel ais 8ice=8 rdiiOent, an STEELE
BON Sacob 9riigger, mel6er ablebu-
te. SEER @oiteao bat md6reno ieines
@mts Sermines iebr Diel getan, Die
Syones. @orfs-gin 51 befdmpfen uno
nidt gum @enigen lit es ibm 81 Der,
0oufen, OoB oieielbe ni6t paiiirt Dur-
Sc. @r bat li6 Oa0ur6 als Elm
6relno Der 9eutI6en ermieien. als
3peiter alf Dem @%rdiiOenten : Sidei
Itebt SEER @m. 8urrD. lnierC
oertIden 8irte f6nnen feline before
@obl treffen, ais wenn iie fir Serrr
@alter GoiteGo ais 8rGiioent fir
oieie groBe 8ereinigung uno fir
Serrn &arl Sammel al8 8i8e-8rd-
iioenten itimmen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
Btrdben -8ulennrr

Die GatbuliIde ct. Marienfirde,
5. Str, 8piiden g II. $ Ctr, &c. %.
s. 81. &otb, 8farrer; 81. $. Ntibm,
Afiitent.
@~ottes0ienIte @onmtags: 81 Waei-
ie 7,3O uno 9,t5; SonntagSi6ule
1000; So9umt 1890; Soufen $50;
@esper uno Segen 400.
S%eiertags: 81. Wfeiien 600 unO
700; So9ault 900; Gesper unO &c,
gen 400.
@o6entogs: ST.. MeIfen 700 unO
500; SuIi unO auguit $50 uno
I73O 11br.
@r1ter Sreitag I'M W1onat: ST..
Mieiie 700; So9omt uno @usiebung
500; Anbetltng pdbren0 Oes Cages,
Ser8 Seilt : Anoo6t unO Segen
100.
8ei6te: 9omstags BON &c un0
$3.50. Sim Gage Dor Seiertageu
mo om 1. Sreitog i'm Monat bon
IS unO 70; Seoen Morgen bon
730 bis 800.
Sunofrauen 8ereim @ObalitGt. communion
am 1. @Onntaa I. 81. Z 80; @erlammIuns ie
ben Mittrp9 Nbsnb 7.30.
Grauen 9pbalitdt. RDmmunipn am 2. SOnn
tag, 7.30; 8erl am 2. @Onntas nm 800 ubr
81. Name Selu : 8erein 8OmmuuiOn am 3
Scnntas, 7.30.; @erl. 3. SOnntag abencs 7.3C
Rinber Maria Gerein. 8pmmunipn ieben 4
Sonutas, 730; @erl. am 4. Spnntus, 800.
AtarDsrsin. gsr1. am 3. Spnntag. A 80.
GrmenlteIsn : Gerein. Ierlammluns am A
SOnnta9 UNI 4.30.
@iuOtbOrt Club. @srfammIuns am 1. Mttt
nod /. M., absnts 8 ubr in Der nnlsrn S6ul
babe, ste unO MalbingtOn Ctr, N.@.
ct. SOIepbS 0iebeSbun6. 0srlammeIt nd
fsben 2 Dienfue i'm MOuat in Der 8eretns-
bale. 5. unb B CTR. 81. @., absuOs s 1br
ct. 8Cnifacius aranFen : llnterfiiBunss
9ersid. @eriammeIt li9 ieOen 2. MtttpCd
t. Dr., abenbs 8 llbr Gde 5. unb $ ctr. N.W
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
enbete isin 9aisim.

Sn eiuem @ufaue BON 2ebensitber-
oruB begging Der 6oreman Oes @aidJ-
departments in Der &obert 8ortner
8rauerei in @leranoria nit NomeIl
SOlepb Beingurt. am uersungensn Dlitt'
mod SelbitmorO, inOem er it6 in Ell
mem Der oberen &dume 0es &aid-
bauies an einem 9robtIeile erbdngte.
Gin N~1itarbeiter, Charles 9ilger,
fan0 ibn BORT gegen 5 l6r nudmit.
tags. Sein Se6en mar 6ereits ent.
floben. @eingart mar AZ Sabre ali
uno 6illterIdBt feline 5roit, cine God
ter uno 3pei S0bne. @r mobnte IN
7t2 3oro Columbia StroBe.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

81 nj Dienitag feierte 6rau Sol.
@onorod, 233 @=StraBe SIG, in
i6rem Seim ibren 40. @eburtstag.
3ablrei6e Oamen 0es u@ermonia
9amenoereins~ batten fi6 eingefun-
ben uuo feierten nit. 6rall
@onorad batte CUR 6eier Oes Cages
elm arsge5ei6netes Soupper 5erge-
ri9tet, uno SEER @eier, Ser @r-Se-
fretGr oes @ereins, ergobte Die &n-
weienoen nit ieinen &ai6enipieler-
fiinlten u1o iiberreidte ben @eburts-
tags 6eiernoen pibi@e SOuusniers.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Ole Limited Sebrep CHARITIES"
bielten Mittmo6 Mbeno, ben 8. Of
tober, in 8ptbias Sempel Sabres=
n%eriammlitng ab, mel6e ailBeroroent-
lid gut bein6t mar. Serr See
Saumgarten, Yr6iiOent Der 8ereini-
grtng, eritattete einen langen, bohit
interelIanten Sabresberi6t, ale OFF.
tioit6ten I'M @in3elnen beleu6teno,
uno Gnipfeblungen fir Ole 3ufunft
ma1eno. lleber 1000 @iilfs-@ elu1e
an oie @eieai6aft pur0en erortert
nno in 9OOSGaen pobltdtig erIeoigt.
8%eionoers ber5lideu AppIailS erbielt
&errn 8aumgartens Mnregltng, oaB
Die 8unOesregierltng cine te6nii6e
S1ule fir WfGo6en erri1ten iole.
9llls Der @abl Der 8eamten GIN
gen berbor:
Hr6iioent: See 8aumgarten.
1. @i8e-Yrdi.: Abram Simon.
2. @i5e=HrGi.: &abbi 8. Sterrt.
Sefretdr: Srau 90. @oloimitb.
auOitor: Miar Slider.
S9abmeiiter; q. 8. @rince.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Ger n@ermania @}dnner6or"
belt am 9onneritag 9tbenO @eiang-
probe ab. Au1 batte Die Sbeater-
iettion &robe, Die iiber aleS @rpar-
ten gut ausfiel. @enn Die 6eilneb-
mer an ser @%oritelllng 70 flott ipie-
len, ipie iie proben, Damn wiro's an
eiltem @rfolg Der Auffiibriurg nidt
fe6lell. @iit gan5er Seele maren Die
Mitipielenoen bel Der Sadie, allies
ging glatt ban itatten. Die ~eingeleg-
ten Gouplets iino gut uno anipre6-
ems ul1O peroen beim &ublifum OF
ne 3meifel Nnflang finoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

@tner Der Glteiten 9eomten IN
ser @ougreBbibliotbef S. s. u. 8il-
finion, itorb anfangs Der ISOLDE unr
n1roe am 0iittmo6 beeroigt. 8iG-
finion mar felt 1857 in Der @eieB-
bibliotbef .angeiteat unO bro6te es
mdbreno ieiner 55-idbrigen 0ienit.
5eit bis gum g~liiiitent= g -9iblio.
tbefar.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Ole aucient 0rOer Of Siberni-
ans uno Oeren 9amen 3peig iper-
Ben nG6iten Sonntog, ben 10. O.Wf.
nit iiber 1000 @lieoern li6 in Der
eagles Sale an Der @fe Ser G.. nnO
G-StraBe N.=@. periammeln I'M
Dem ioeben ~gemGblten National Oil
reftor 8. Z. Moran @bre fir oieie
@abl angeOeiben 81 laiien.
Serr g. 6. MorarL felt SabrelI
ais @eid6ftsmann in @eorgetopn
etabliert, lit, 90 er itets an 5uliftio-
men oes bieiigen 9euti6tltms perion-
li6 teilnimmt, oen2eiern gut befannt.
9ie 8eamten oes Gentralpereins Ser
oeuti9en 8ereine fino 5u oieier Ser
iammlung eingelaoen poroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Serr uno 6rou g. S. @rieb 3ei-
gen Die @eirat ibrer 8o6ter emma
@. nit Serrn 6reo. Il. Sanfs on.
Die @ermdblung mliroe am 0ou-
neritag in Der Yfarrmobmlng ser err
rem reform. Stride BON @aItor 9ilb-
rer i'm geiiein mir Der nd6lten Gin
permanoterL boa3ogen. Die S6wc-
tier ser 9rallt, Sri. Wiinnie @rieb,
uu0 DER 9ruoer oes 8rGlltigGms,
&err Clifford ". @anfs maren v8eIt
Nfan uno 2aOp~. 9ta6 ~uoa5ogener
Grallung be9ab ii6 oas 8rautpaar
ouf cine 3peimodentli6e @od3eits-
reiie.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Mm lebten Sonntag peronitaltete
ser uSnfel 8rGlig &ergniigungsber-
elm in Bradbury Yarf in Smining
Gitp elm 0piter-Goalt, oas ii6 be-
ionoers grten 8eiu6es e%rfreute. Gee
ben Sen oelifat 5ubereiteten SDiters
CAB es aud nod anoere 9elifatei-
fen, uno an gutter llnterboltltng febI-
te es alt6 ni6t.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12
@ieOer 5nrhf.

6rii6 uro munter, uno I'M 10
Sabre finger it am 9onneritag Der
lebten ISOLDE Serr S. &drr BON Ieis
ner me6rmonatliden 9feiie Ourdl
oas alte @oterlano nie0er bierber
suriidgefe6rt. @r Bat gar Oieles BON
ieiner &eiie 5i1 er31blen un6 geoenft
in ongemeiiener 3eit Wieoerum cine
&eiie iiber oos groBe 8aiier gu ma6-
Ell.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

Gle 6reunoe uno @onner oes
o@aIbinqton Sdnger6unO 9amen+
pereins~ iolten ni9t p%ergelien, ool
Die 0amen am 9onnerltag, ben A.
Ofto6er, cine @u6repartie im groBer
Scale oes SGngerbunOes abbaltet
neroen, nobel nertpoae %reiie gun
&erteilttng fommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-10-12

IS $ iino Die i6le6ten 6rii9te
nidbt, an Oenen @espeu nogen".-
9ies alte oeutI6e Spri6mort fommt
uns ieoesmol in oen Slim, wenn IL
geno elm GeiOer iid iiber u1s oOer
uuiere 8eitung abidaig aisOriidt.