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Washington Journal., 1912-05-11
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Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Mufif erfreut oas Ser5, unO pcr
lernen min, Der gebe 81 Yrof. &arl
Soler.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-11

Die piGig ibres Screens 8lut
SungernOen &inoern rei6t
@ie ii6 gu opfern ieiner grrt
Der &Selifan be.eu.
Die oft berraten, ME berr1t,
9rel1 bis gum leBteh Saudi.
ltn0 tpenn Ser 500 tie nic6erm1Et,
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GAS 1T Sic @utter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09


1ieNusbehnung Der GhInfs
frnnfteit in Teu Eamsrun. l1etst
ben llmfdns Der Snlaftranibeit in
BEN BON JroEfreit1 obgetrsienen Hpns
goeebiet nnb bic Musfihtsn fiir Die
MnSrDttung Der Gtude Iinb bishtr
uuttniiine Nn6rihten nc1 nifa be.
fnnnt stipOrben. lin 70 intersHonier
III Elm Neriht prDf. 6akrers, BET i'm
Doriesn Sabre ais WfitgIieb Der Grpsr
biiion bes 6tr3oes Ao0if JrisbriM 3u
Uledlenburg Diss Osbist bfrsiIt bnt,
in Der ~D<utTdfn Mtoi;inild3en Mcs
@eni6rift1. Dn tptrbsn inG)Iunbiae
RdtH nldst segst<H. bamit nun, no
Der 6erb Der Hyantbeil In beutfden
1efit III, q aud nit bsutff<r Griinbs
liAisit ousgemtrjt frsrben t0nn. Die
lltbertr6gfrin GGInftraHfhxit, cine
bftmfenorti8< 0litss, fommt an olIfn
sfiubuftrn pcr, BET WeiEtn am fran,
36lil6en Houeo tr<it hdufiaer nIs man
bnMte, tpeTn - na9 ibsrtrieben iIt.
bob out ieDsm 0uropaeompfer, ber
IDb jesaDem mas>eas sesIaft ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-09

SuoeHten, tpeIhe 0erontruortune bers
art Elm 10 o0ttli6sr Shneiber beim
Shitfdl 4ustb.iIsn ib<rnimrni. Gin
9Gns6eH mir CUR b.rriinen E6!obs
frau, cine oeri9Iafens DrotsnsicIiu
CUR glubenosn Crisntolin.
DeRH Wr. poirets pban.aii. reitt
Delt, er sreift iibsrau IN bic 4sIdi6ts
sIn, er pIlnosrt ale gpoben, er flieat
ourh olle 2dnosr, funb NIT iener iens
timentaIen Ssbniutt non ,Seimotbs.
tunit", Die in Der aspbaIttrnntenGrob<
itaot auf9etpahIsn III, sudt er in bic
sruheu Der fsrnften g1uerinnen.
yfi9ts entssbi ibm ba, bv Bostin, bic
Galmntisrin, bic s5aponerin, ale
Grauen Der Grbs unb oIiersSobrbunbe..
te prelIt sr I'm bic Ginfdlle ibr,r @,s
fduiu6t, I'm feline monooinen aunbins
nen gu i6miitsn. Griiaunlib tft bic
Sunit, nit Der sr ben iIeinisen ginfau
gu tnitrumentiren ipeiB, aud barin ein
aino unierer 3eit, Elm RihurbGtroub
unter ben S6Heibern. Grit uns, ets
nen Der Grbbaa often ftebt, uns, bic
mir tief in ale @eraoneenbeiten
tdausn, ben 5iitoritern unb Globe
trottern, tonnte ss mOsIi1 iein, bers
art iber olle gingebunpen Der aotets
terie gu gebieten- Die 1iillen aapptis
ther prin3eHinnen unb Der aurtifas
nsn Der Reeenti6aft. Der W.iI.Iina
uno Der Dubarrp, Der aosotenipeiber
nnb Der mittelalterlitsn GbeIfrouen
Die Decentralization grfinbuns
gen unierer Mebiehnit, bic Iesfen ger&
te.nerungen unieres Auges, fie al. be-
notligt ppiret, er 1T immersu uuf Der
Snhe. finoet uno iuhi .psitet. 60
no6te man ben SHneibertonia nid,t
unter ben experimentation m1nnern
nierer 3eit piFsn; er bdrufteriiirt
tle IN ibrem gierigen Werlangen, au fid5
felbft 5u tommsn, unb in ibrer uner<
miiolilen Rafflier, in her unfdolihen
gislfaltigteit ieinerGinfafbeit. in benz
raitlofen EdumeI ieiner groberunoss
siige, i'm 4ufitanb sesen bic Mobe, Der
jebt Wpbe lit. Wir. poirtt trdumt BON
ben Gepdnoern. bic in 8unttsit bic
Seele Der Jrouen ausbriiden. 4b.r Ct
Dirb init 8ergniigen perurtbeiIt Tein.
ben Jrallen INNER ipieoer onbere unb
istr peridisoeHeSesl 3urentouIdneis
bern.
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idlofiranie Meibe befinben. Gg iper.
ben INNER mtbr JGIIe befnnnt, bab
Weibe ron bi<isr arnniteit befoIIsn
Dsrotn, unb In paris ioLl iih Gin, CT.
beblite 4n5aH Weiber aus bem frnns
5oiifhen AoHso In drstlifer Nebanbs
lung bsfinoen. Die Uerbreituna Der
ShIaftrdnt1eit in Gilt Rnnerun In
bel lpeiitm feline 10 srcbe. ipit in benz
nsusn Oebiete Die fran55iif&e 9ers
ipoliuns bat iih am aoneo Iebr r<uia
Inn oie Seuhe setiimmert. sgiiy Die
Dtutihen nlub Elm inieniibes Gtus
blum Der WerbGltniiie In Wefofrilr,
fpssiea In Reu Rameran, btainnen,
bd bier iueisniIi4 anbere 0ottortn
mitipredtH ols in DRufritn. Gin
rufnpGhiissr 8uif. ber intenIip bic
Glubuftr befhottet. bieiet ber s5Iieae
poIifomnienen untsrinfupf. Mber
du9 an eerobtten GieIItn btbnnptet
fie iih. Cine erobe RolIe jpieIt ber
transport Der syIieee burm bic Wubn
unh bauptfGhlih burH bic Dannbftr
uno aan0ss. gsIebruns iibsr bik Gk@
fair niiBt bei ben irbcitnien unn
mibtrouifmen .llriuoIbbeipobnern 10
gut tpie gar nidis. go trifft man
benn In pieien D6rfern bes aonap<
bedens serfallsne 6iiiien. BARN bis 5u
Gfelttten nbgtmngtrtt WlenfGen, nie
an Gt0den iih Iongfom fortbefpesen.
Die Geiunben ober nod nint 70 jebr
NefclIenen febtn bieIem Inngf1ns, nber
ii6er iib ausbreitenben unbeil jtpiih
sr, cbne ou6 nur einen Utrfun 3ur
4bbiift 80 maiden. Sebt mub mon
Dnrnn6 trdhftn, bic mibtrouiiGkn
ino tbeillutiie ifeuen Gin0eborenen.
fiir bic 6r3tli6 bis itbt "a ont lpie
niGts gefhsben tn. in bic 4nubxta
bttoHHen. Wnn mub bGrouf biniplrs
ten. bob bic Bis iebt hndt gsbenbtn
Ginseborenen fi6 burn Btbsdung bes
a5rpsrs esgsn bic Glide Der Glieas
fniiben. limb mir miiHtn bornuf
brinsen. bab bic .GinstbDrenen bsr
tsorobsen Osbisie nit btr Oero6nbtit
brtMtn, biHt am M1Her III ipotnta.
uno einiae banbsrt Uaettr i'm 1nnern
ouf icrgfdItia geroostem 7erruin lire
1iitttn trrihttn, 100 bic Dlisaen ni6i
lfDdrmen nnb no lie poT linen trbis
brinstnbtn Gtihen iihsr Iinb.
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aarten seipielt bot): Sept babe i'd
cine Wlenge Don meinsm WirtbT9cfts.
gslb perloren.@
~S9aoet nihts. 2iebden, boflir
brau1it Du morsen nur fir did al.
kin 5u to9sn. IL farm ia fHy DisieS
DGs TN Wirttp pbasD sfsu!s
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Beef @utt0e 70 uno Gin n1onn fiir M5trens
osbett pertongt bet a. G6eritn Clifton uos.
iinb Btne Gfr. II
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~Sk: .silfrso, bds ionn nl&i 10
tortssbsn, Du mubt unttbtnsi insbr
fpcrtn!s
g.: v6df Me&t, GIaro, i. bsitsl'
0H slsi4 Osiu nesop16 NJ stl.
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Rammiifags.
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W nen fir 9uusnrbett. Hsine guniifis:
ieiue Mnber. B3s Msb9espnb Abe. sibpuoaie.
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W Il b d n, Inn BEL Der 0aiisarbeit su belieH;
pnteb oeim. IT'S CIT Mfbaeipop aes.. aoon'
bale.
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3sl ax6beru sHy Nn6r:8t. h1b 8zpter
1Tistft1 &0cTx ON Grstina. ben 8. 1aauaT.
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men iiTso i'm Mci!a.nnnt drbetien fam. 900
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VOLKSBLATT
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The evening world., 1912-04-12
CLARA BARTON
Of RED CROSS
FAME IS DEAD
Founder of the Society in This
Country, Succumbs After
Years Illness.

WASHINGTON April 12.-Miss Clara
Barton, founder OF the American Red
Cross Society. died at her home in
Glen fcho, Md. at . o'clock this morn
Ing. The cause Of her death was
chronic pneumonia with which she was
stricken about a year ago. Her brother,
Stephen Barton OF Boston was with her
when she died.
Clara Barton was born at oxford,
Mass. In 1871. She was a copying clerk
In a Government department at WASH
ington at the start Of the civil war. The
plight OF the Sixth Massachusetts, after
tho attack upon 1t in Baltimore reused
her ~sympathies and she attached herself
to the regiment as a nurse. She served
throughout the war. becoming head
nurse of the Red Cross organization In
this country.
She broke down after the war and
yer to Europe TO recuperate. In 1875
she Joined the Red Cross forces which
followed the armies of the Franco-Prus.
sian war. She also did active service ir
aiding the plague sufferers in Armenia
In 1896, the starving reconcenrados ir
In 1897. and the Maine survivors and
the soldiers OF the Spanish-Americar
a She organized relief for all the
great flood n torn disasters ant
famines for thirty years.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
MRS. GAGE COURT
REPEATS CHARGE Of
SOCIAL MALTA"
washington Woman Says So
ciety Leaders and Real Es-
tate Cabal Prosecute Her.

WASHINGTON. April 1e.-iier ow,
ssrion OF threats she is charged with
having made against Charles j. Bell. n
mfEonairo banker, In connection with
her claims that he directed n Social
mana which kept her out of Washing
ton society. was told to a sanity Jury
In the District Supreme Court to-day
by Mrs. Mary 4. Gage, a wealthy
widow.
a squad OF allenists for both sides
watched the witness closely, but she
wss composed and told her story in an
fncdsive,' direct anner She charged
she existence Of a cabal of real estate
oeaiers and a combination OF society
leaders and declared untruths were cir
culated against her and her daughter
with the idea of a~n;agonizing society
against their entry into the fashionable
world.
The prosecution to-day still had no
word OF the whereabouts OF Mrs. Archi-
laid Oracle. q prominent society leader
OF New York and Washington, who is
sought to testify regarding Miss Mar
Garet Cages declaration that II was
Mira Oracle that informed her mother
shat Il was Banker Bell who objected
- Mrs Cages social aspirations.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
TAXI GANG INF0RMER
GETS LIGHT Sentence.
Albruzza, Who Aided Prosecution to
Convict Bandits, Goes to Prison
for Three Years.

Only three prisoners were disposed OF
In the Criminal Courts OF this county
yesterday.
Justice seabury In the Supreme Court
sentenced Jess Afbruxsa. twenty-six
years old. one of the taxicab robbers,
to Sing Sing prison for not less than
three years or more than six years. Al
bruzxa pleaded guilty Of robbery In the
first degree. lie furnished Information
to the prosecution which helped convict
Geno Montani, owner Of the taxicab,
and who originated tho $4,000 hold-up.
Aibruzza, according to his counsel,
Frederick L. Goldsmith. had never be-
fore been convicted.
Judge Grain in the Court Of General
sessions sentenced to the Elmira Re-
formatory Benjamin Kitchen. twenty
four years old, convicted Of forgery In
the second degree. The jury recon-
mended mercy. It was alleged that
Kitchen induced a woman bookkeeper
10 forge her employers name to checks
which he passed.
Frederick l.. Palmateer. t~hirty-nine
Years old, an engineer. who had been
indicted for breaking into . tobacco
store, pleaded guilty OF petty larceny.
Because Palmeteer had never before
been convicted Judge MulQueen sus-
pended sentence.
The evening world., 1912-04-12

Ter. who placed him under arrest. while
Ormsby was sen to Bellevue Hospi-
tai. The doctors said to-day that Orms-
by was suffering more from alcohol
than anything else. The young woman.
whose name Baxter declines to d.
vulge. remained with him until his
bail q fixed.
IT'S unpleasant to have publicity of
this sort thrust on one" said Mr.. Bax-
ter to-day, but there are times when
such tfIinss aro unavoidable. This Eel.
low was just q drunken bum. I re-
fused his request for money. whersat
he Jumped up on the machine close 60
the lady. I simply put my hand
against his chest ana told him TO get
off. don't think I pushed him
strongly enough 10 put him off. What
else could a man do In tho circum-
%stances7"
Mr.. Baxter r. a civil engineer, living
Mt No, II Gramercy Park. and In tho
employ Of the MADDEN Construction
Company. He is twenty-four years
old.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
HELD FOR PUSHING
|NSOLENT BEGGAR
FROM AUTO STEP
Court Paroles Baxter, Who
Says He Was Protecting
His Woman Companion.

Louis l.. Baxter. charged with an
assault on Larry Ormsby. was parolcd
in tho custody Of his attorney. Il. l..
Bondy. and the case postponed for
hearing until Monday by Magistrate
Barlow. In jefferson Market Court. to-
day. Mr.. Baxter dined with a woman
friend at tho Hotel Brevoort last wen
ing and started to leave In his runabout
when Ormsby asked him for aims. lie
refused. and Ormsby. saying he would
take q ride. Jumped on the running
board. close to the young woman.
Baxter put out his arm to restrain
Ormsbv who was drunk. and the man
fell to the pavement on his head.
Mr.. Baxter called Policeman Hett-
The evening world., 1912-04-12

ALBANY. April 1.-THE Court Of APP
peals to-day took q recess undl April y.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
TWENTY MEN BEHEADED
AS MANCHU PLOTTERS.

NANkING. China. April 12.-Twenty
men were arrested yesterday and imme-
Gsa&sly beheaded. They were charged
with completely in a plot to dynamite the
vNmcn n kill Huang Sing. who has
been put in control Of the Sanking
sphere.
Papers found proved that the piotters
were agents of the Manchus. who are
offering big rewards for the ~assassina-
tlon of President Yuan. ex-President
Sun, General Ii. vice-President of the
Republic Huang n other prominent
republicans.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
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The evening world., 1912-04-12
1.-THE PINK LADY" CHARMS
FIRST LONDON AUDIENCE.

LONDON, April IA great recep-
ton was accorded The Pink Lady"
- the Globe Theatre last night.
Though II was turned down two years
$50 by George ~E.iwardes. 1t Is gener-
ally voted to be the best American
musical play since 1.-THE Belle Of New
York" Tho cheering lasted moro than
five mllutes at the close.
sThe beauty OF the chorus Mas great
~ admired.
Fred Lalor and Hazel Dawn were
a.ost enthusiastically applauded.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
STRIKERS FIGHT POLICE,
tspedsi TO The Evening World,

zrONTCLAfR, N. j.. April 1.-THE
streets were battles rounds. all over this
city to-day. There were continual en-
counters between tho deputies ana no.
lice and tho striking ditch dlggers and
roadmakers. Twenty-Five strikers wero
arrested for throwing stones and beat
ing men who insisted on remaining At
Most Of those attacked were
working for .he city for Sis a day. The
strikers are contractors men. who Get
Si.5O and demand $50.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
LONDON MESSIAH
KILLS HIS WIFE,
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Rev. Samuel Henry, Who
"Shot UP" House of Com.
mons, Figures in Tragedy.

LONDON. April IA double tragedy
was brought about to-day by another
mental brain storm affecting Rev. Sam.
uel Henry. tho self-styied Messiah
who on Feb. 20 caused a sensation in
the House Of Commons by firing sew.
eral shots from a revolver at tho CELL
Ing Of the lobby.
Henry was discovered this morning
dying in his home with two revolver
bullets In his head and by his side lay
his wife's dead body. with her throa,
cut.
The evening world., 1912-04-12
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rect grays. browns. blues and
neat silk mixtures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-02
HIGH 1--WE
Clash With Wesleyan College
Five at Parish House
Tonight.

The clarksburg High school basket
bal team win play the strong West
Virginia Wesleyan College team Of
Buckhannon in the Christ church
parish house Friday night at s,o'clock.
The fact that Manager Hefner Of
the local team is bringing such strong
teams to the city should be appreciat-
ed by the local basketball fans and
large crowd should turn out for
the game tonight.
The Wesleyan team is one Of the
strongest in this part Of the state and
has games scheduled with ali the
large teams Of the state. 1t will 90
to Fairmont from here where 1t will
play the Fairmont Y. M. c. A. team.
Captain Garrett Of the High I'VE
stated that his team is III good condi-
ton and thinks i viii make a good
showing against The college team.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-02
CHARTERS

CHA&sH4 EsToN Feb. The fol-
slowing charters have been issued by
the secretary OF state:
SE. ]. Mckinley Company. Of
Fennsboro, to conduct general
mercantile business. Authorized
capital, $4,000. Incorporators: g.
y. Mckinley, F. F. Ross, j. H.
Wilson, Linnie F. Mckinley and
Bessie Ross, al Of Pennsboro.
The gGwtnn Seventh Street Ferry,
OF Huntington, to. obtain aid hold
license or franchise Tor ferry across
the Ohio river. Authorized capital,
.$R5, 900. Incorporators: D. B.
HGwinn, Paul w. Scott, w. D. Keis-
ter, Henry simms and H. 7. Lovett,
all of Huntington.
Vernon OH, and Gas Company, Of,
Charleston, to drill for. oil and gas
and mine eoaf in Elk district Of
,Kanawha county, Authorized cap
Iital, $12.O0e. 81 which Sc 900 has
been subscribed and paid. y Iacors
lpprators: v. q. FTizzell, = ii b..
Moore. ], F. Bedell, Rem u weight
and v, G. Mcconagale, all Of
Charleston.
Moorzell Oil and Gas Company, OF
Charleston, to drill for oil and gas
.apd mine coal in Elk district Of
Kanawha county. Authorized cap
ital, $4,000, IncorporatorsS NJ.
E. Moore, v. f.. FrizaeIl, j. F. Be
dell, Joe Wehrle and v. ]. Neon
gale, all OF Charleston.
The !. M. King Gas Company, of
yBuckhannon, to drill for oil and gas
I'm Hackers Creek district ofeLewis
bounty. Authorized capital. IS, 900.
E1ncorporators, j. NJ. King, u. H.
Trippett, Eugene Bfo&ns BIZ E
Ewhitescarver and WI e. Arnett, al
Eof Buckhannon.
The Monitor Coal and Coke Com
spany, shich has had It's principal
Eoifice in shamokin, Pa, has moved
Ito its plant near Logan. w. va!
The Wake Forest Mining Com
lpany, OF Charleston, has increased
ats authorized capital from se5, 600
ito $4,000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-02-02
Has the United States III q
Year as Shown by jill
cial Statistics.

!
I9 Feb More g
n billion dollars worth 81 manufac-
lures passed out Of continental United
States in the calendar year 1911. Tie
estimate Of the Bureau OF statistiea
81 the Department Of Commerce and
labor made some weeks ago, that the
Total valqe a. aanufaeta fss sent tq
gpreign 6oantries ana he noncon4
tlguops territories Of the Unlted
States IN 1911 would aggregate more
than one BiilioI dollars, Is 3aslihsd
by figures Just received by that bu-
reau showing IN detail the foreign
commerce OF the year. They give al
the total value of,.manufactures sent
to foreign countries in the year end
Ing December 81, 1911, $ss4.T7s,sss;
70 Porto Rico, $2l,ssl 1877: and to
Hawaii, sl5,ss7f5s. making a total Of
sl,ool,s72ises as the value 81 manu-.
lectures passing out Of continental
United States last year.
These figures Of manufactures aent
put Of the, country last year include
both, &p3shed nap3 Tires ready
tpr co8sant ioa And mahpfactarss
for further Use 81 manufacturing Of
3tlarpfae cures ready for use the total
DEPORTATION Was s46 million, and Of
laP1F sttlges..tes gFsapet.ol one in
dnstfy to be used rs materials IN
ether t1h. Industries g !! y s22 million dollars
Exports Of manufactures from the
United tats haye more than doubled
II ten yeats, ana qulnt4pled In
twenty years. SIN 1891 sthey aggre-
4gatedsI19O nilli6ns dollars; in 1901,
Az million; and in 1911, 964% million
dollars, or, 1O1 million II we include
shipments to Porto Rico and Hawaii,
foreign countries in 1891
< Four leading articles Of domestic
r.anufacture tiron and steel, copper