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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-12-03
TELLS PATRICK TO STOP
TALKING TO NEWSPAPERS

And Not to Try to Get Share of Rice
Estate@CharacteriZes This Attempt
rs Suicidal.
st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 30.-John T.
Milliken, brother-in-law Of Albert 7.
Patrick, who spent large sums of
money in aiding Patrick's defense
and in proceedings which brought
about Patrick's communication of SEN
tence and final pardon as the muir
derer Of William 81. Rice, disapproved
of Patrick's attempt to get a share
Of Rice's fortune.
MiIliken to-day sent Patrick a
message, which reads as follows:
Newspapers report you have re-
tanned attorney to start litigation
against the trustees Of the Rice es-
tate. Such action suicidal. shall not
aid you in it, or give it co~untenance
In any I advise you to stop
talking to newspapers. Go hide your
self"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-12-03
SNEED DEFENSE BEING
BUILT BY INDICTMENT
Of One Of States Witnesses on Charge
Of acknowledgements for DEFENSE
~o-rlot0d
he Associated Press

(By the Associated Press)
Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. 30.-Jno.
Peau Sneed. with the aid Of the crinli-
nal statutes of Texas, laid h founda-
ton today for further action in his
fght for acquittaI on the charge or
murder in connection with the death
Of A. G. Boyce, ST., in Fort Worth
last January.
While Sneed's trial was proceeding
i, the criminal court the grand Jury
returned an indictment against W. a.
Weaver. a State witness, on the charge
~ neri,y. Weaver, who testified he
was present in the lobby of the hotel
where Boyce was killed. heard some
"ne,' az he expressed it, apply an
o-;4het az Sneed entered and that the
trsgedy Immediately followed Other
witnesses would have placed niIn on
. train from Oklahoma. at that time
weaver was released on BOND.
Arguments for the defense ia
Sneed's trial were cempieteo 'eo4s'
The state followed with a pr1eI arga-
ment which will be Mondas
morning.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-12-03
DETECTIVES PERFUME
MONEY!; CATCH THIEF
Youth Was Getting Money to Buy an
Aeroplane-Oficers Disguised as
WOrkmen. =,
(By the Associated PreSS.)

(By the Associated preSS.)
Chicago, Ill. Nov. 30.-Perfume
was used by detectives today in solv-
ing the disappearance Of small sums
of money from the University Of Chi
cago press building and led to the ar
rest Of a youth who said he was TAX
ing the money to buy an aeroplane.
Three weeks ago detectives were put
to work disguised as workmen, osten-
sibly repairing the building. They
perfumed the money. Today a young
shipping clerk passed close to the
"workmen" at the close Of the days
business. Seeming the perfume the
officer stopped him and demanded
t money he had just taken" fl
This so frightened the youth that
he handed over $2.2 he had taken
from the money drawer a few minutes
before.
The boy later said he had taken
about $50 in the last six weeks, which
he had put in a bank for the purpose
of buying IN aeroplane.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
u@eit Ulcers @eer1.

n@eit iibers Steer" lttpeift unIer
8lid, mo- lniere Seimat liegt. 9ie-
fem &eimatsgefiibl bot Serr emil
SoBGbriltiani Altsorltd perlie6en, in
Dem er Elm 2ieo fomponierte, gu Dem
er ollh oen Cert oerfaBte. 9ieIes
2ieO lit beitimmt, Die @lan5nllmmer
i'll Dem &epertoire OeS y@ermanio
M6nner6ors" gu meroeu. Sir IaI-
len Den Sert folgen:
@eit iibers Meer unterm Sonnenfol0
ga Iiegt mein &eimatlano,
llnO menn Die @oge gen Often roIt,
&iiBt lie ben &eimatltranO.
&orllblumen bliiben un0 Golenouft
Siiaet ben Aetber 10 rein:
Seinlat, 0 6einat,
@mig ge0enf i1 oein!
@enn aud am %fernen, am fremoen
Stran0
Stol5ere 8lumen 6liib'n,
Sino bod i'm trailli1en @eimatlano,
8ieien unO SeIOer 10 grim.
Sell Dir, 0 Sltlpe, bod &ornbliimlein
gu Ioait mein eigen iein:
Seimat, 0 Seimat,
@mig geoenf ib 0einl
9omm 81 mir, Serum, in Der lebten
Ha1t,
@b, meme Seele entfliebt,
Sing mir ms DIR gan5 leii' uno
ia1t,
Sing mir Elm oeltti6es 2ie0.
Sing mir bonn 2an0, mo Die Sreue
nod mobnt,
Sing mir bon Ser5en 10 rein:
9eimat, mein lebtes 9ieo
sou Dir epipiomet fem.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
y@ermamia Club"

Der ,@ermania Club" belt ON
6reitoq, ben s. September, feline Sab
resperiommlung I'M glublofole ab.
Die 8~erIommlung NOR iebr gut be-
Ii1dt un0 0anf Der por5iigliben 2ei-
tltnq 6eS 8r1iioenten, Serrn 8. g..
Sonned. fpuroen oie @ei9Gfte f6nen
uno glatt erIeOigt. Der &aiienaus-
peis 8eigte Elm erfreuli6eS Bib, cine
BEL meitem before SltnOierung, als IN
Den borangegongenen So6ren. Dos
Souptereignis Oes 4ben0S mar Die
8eamtenipabl, mel6e folgenoes Ee-
Iultat ergob: @r6iioent, 3. 8. Son-
ned (81lm oritten Male); 1. 8i5epr6=
iioent, Anton &orl; 2. 8i8eprdlioett,
$. $. g. MeDer; 3. 8iceprdiioent, 6.
8runden; SefretGr, @. s. Mepers;
6inan3iefretGr, 81. @. 8rinf; S6aB-
meiiter, s. 81. 0roop; 0ireftoren,
Gopt. s. s.. S6wegler, SEQ. @.
Spier uno S. GueOefel0; Saltsfomite,
SEQ. SO. @pier, $. s. 9. Meper, S.
SO. Mepers; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Or.
$. IS. 9eDer, 81. &arl, Or. 6. Sen.
bouIen; Mgitationsfomite, 6. 8en0er,
s. S6marb, Or. $, Seabauien, Or.
S. Stub, @m. Muebleiien. Cine See
ipre6ung Ser 3elnen@interoergnii-
gltrgen, oIs 90 iino miiieni6aftli9e
@orIehang, geielige 8eranitaltlngen
uIp., 5eitigte manden guten @eoan=
fen, uno es puroe nit @enugtuung
permerft, einen tpie i90neu Grfolg
Die mulifnlii9e l1nterbaltung om 1.
s. Wfts. ouf5upeiien bette. geod
S6lub Der @eI61ftsfibung nartete
Ser Mitglieoer cine neberraidune,
inoem elm lebr als9eipaGienes Spar-
ferfel, cine Stiftllng oes Serrn $. $.
9. MeDer, nebit Sen iibli1en 3ltta-
ten nidt pergebens an Ben Mppetit
Der W1itglie0er oes Clubs appelierte,
Als @alt Deilte i'm Club Serr Or. 81.
SO. 0re9Sler ans Berlin, pel1er als
@o9folger @rofeiior Miiniterbergs
Dem oortigen America-Snititltt ais
Director porltebt. Or. 0re9sler lit
arf elmer Gortragstour our1 Die
@ereinigten Staten begriffen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
9cntid : Nmerifaniider llntcritiit-
nngs : &erein.

Ser 9euti6 : Amerifanii6e llnter-
itii~blngsperein belt am 9ienitag
Ibeno in @aBmanns @a1e cine Git
ung inter Ser 2eitung Oes Serrn s.
Moier ob. Ole Sidets bon Der Dam
pier : grfuriion puroen perre6net II.
ergaben einen l1eberi6uB BON mebr
ais 5000. 9ieies oor5iigli6e &eItl=
tat 1T bouptid6liH Dem @oriiber oes
&omites, @errn emil Spabn, 81 per-
oanfen. 9ie Aus8abInng oes Soten-
gelOes fir oas ~beritorbene MlitgIieo
Hees furoe angeDieieL ltno Elm 9anf-
lhreiben bon Srau &ees berleien-
Oas @noenfen 0es Gotten mltroe ourd
Grbeben bon ben SiBen geebrt. @n0-
giiItige %@orfebrrngen fir ben nSp-
iter-&oa1t" am IL. 5. M1ts. fpur0en
getroffet1. 9a Der @erbergspater
@oBmorm fir ettpas @utes al ellen
geiorgt bate, un0 oie Wlitglie0er Die
iiblide&egelpartie alfgaben, 10 idloB
ii9 an Die @eiddftsfiBung elm lebr
gemiitlides 8~eiiammeniein on.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Der Deutide llnteritiisuHgsbunO,
0iftrift go. 4tO, belt am 6. geODem-
Der feline regelmdBige 8%eriammlung
in @arl Sammels Saae ab. 8rGii-
bent Spain fiibrte oen Gorits. Ra6
@rleoigrne ser &outine- @eiddfte
Duroen Oie fo~lgenOen neuen Niitglie-
Ser aufgenommen; Die 9amen An-
ma &uider uno &atbarine 8ailer, unO
oic Serren Gbriitian 8eilitein, Sobn
&eif Stephan 6loriaii, &i6. @rar-
sotp, 9ober Murtin, @Opar0 s.
Mari6, 8ernboro @rito unO Aoolf
Stoffel. Gier ipeitere WlitglieOer lDur-
ben porgei6logen. 9as 9omite fiir
0en gemeini6aftIi6 nit Den 9iitrif-
ten 40 unO 100 51 peronitaltenoen
SAL mar Doa5dblig eridienen. 8ir
baben an an0erer Stelle oarduf bin
gefpieien. Die Serren @m. Same
mann &ouis Bauer unO Ntibael
bielten @niprad]en.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
stdOtii6e &enigteiten.
eamfaa, ben rs. glonember 1912.
OfFrs: 40 Ss&it Strabs, IOrbRsH.
SsIspbun 8@nin 7789.

Il nier
teI miro nieqei6t Dem einen o0er
Dem anoeren infer 2eier nidlt qenebm
iein. 8ir m06ten BON p%ornbcrein
bemerfen, oaB mir niemanoen mebe
TIM polen; Die 9Gblidt liegt uns fern
mo miro uns inlmer ferne liegeu.
Iber o%nOererieits gIallben mir, oaB
cine 3eititng, ole es ernit nit ibrer
Aufgabe meint, oas Hedt, pie nod
niel mebr Die YfIi6t bate, ga, mo- lie
llebelItdnOe iiebt, Oieie llebelitdnoe
auf5uoeden unO oaour6 an ibrem
Seile CUR @bidaffuig Oerielben bei5lt-
tragen. @itel Sd0nf1rberei 6ilft ali
nidts, i'm @egenteil, oaoltrh ueroen
llebel MIR nod GROCER. 0es6aIb miro
nniere 3eitung, mo- immer iie ue6eI-
Itanoe iie6t, Oieiel6en beipreden, un0
mir iinO %lber3eugt, oaB mir BARN sic
unteritiiBung aIler @oblmeinenDen
linden merOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
n&nppert @%reiienbeim.

Nm lebten Montog fanO Die monot-
lihe Sibuna oes 9ireftoriums beg
Hitppert @reifenbeims i'm @eiddfts-
lofol 0es 8rGiioerten Oes Seims, oes
6errn Simon @oIt ltatt. gta6oem
oie Houtine @eid1fte erleoigt ma
rem, erItattete oas 9eiu6sfomite, 6.
g. S66fer, @oriiber, einen ausfiibr-
liben 8eridt, moraus berporgebt
Dab idmmtlide Sniaiien OeS Seims
bonn aomite beiu6t uno befragt muir
sen uno OoB 9lnes, obge-
ieben BON einigen fleinen 8eidfper-
Sen, wie Iie oIten 2euten eigen lino,
in idoniter OrOnltng b%efunoen Dur-
Sc. 0as &omite beltano aus g. 9.
5dafer, gorliber, 5rau 2eopoIoine
6ocius, 6rou Marie 9e @rain, Sobn
nnO 6. S. Gods Ser 9anf
0es 9%ireftoriums tprrOe BEN Romi-
tie fir oie griinoIihe 9lr6eit altSge-
ipro6en.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
3iOns @emeinSe

@err YaItor &i6aro S6miOt bon
ser 3ionsfir6e iiberroi9te feline @e-
meinoe, inOem er ibr feline iunge Sralt
portelte. Serr S9miOt mar nod
Stem gorf gefabren uno batte bort
feline 8rort, SRI. @ertruo @ife aus
&onigsberg in 9ltpreuBen, mel6e nit
Dem 9ampfer &ronprin5 8ilbelm
eingetroffen NOR, in gmpfan9 genom-
men. SSSn 9ifsniae, s. s., mo Ser
manote oes Serrn 8aitors lebeuL Dur-
Sc oann in ser ST.. Stepbansfirde
our6 oen 8aitor 9arl Sdrooer Die
Sraurng bon5ogen, bel Der elm 8rl-
Der oes grGutigoms, Serr 9arl
S9miot uno cine berbeiratete S6me-
1ter, Die 3rou5eugen paren. 9ie
SSSungperbeiroteten nabmen Damn i'm
8forrbolts, bier IN Der E-StraBe,
@obnung. 90 gor5 iiberrnldenO
mllB es fir Die @emeitloe bod niht
gepeIen iein, oenn oieie iiberral9te
ibrerieits ibren 8aftor, inOem iie linn
fem gB5immer ais @od5eitsgeidenf
pr69tig m0bliert batte.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

u m Mittwod, Den IS. 5. Mtts.,
belt Der 8erbano Ser @irte (6eoer-
alton Of 2iqltor 0ealers) feline Ser
iammlung ob, BEL Der Die neuen 8e-
omten in ibre Memter eingefiibrt muir
Den. Gs bietet Oies umio mebr Sn-
t~ereIie, ais inter ben nelten 8eamten
iid biele unierer oeutiden Sreunoe
befinoen.
8ralioent: @m. 9. Barn;
/. @i3e-Tr1i.: g. S. Carr;
2. 8i5e-Br1i.: gloolpb 2oehG;
3. 8i5e-grdi.: Sobn s. Sdriner;
Shatmeiiter: 9bos. s. &eliber;
Sefret1r: @aIter S. Sbarp;
@ergeant at Nfrms: @O. Mannir;
@abe: SorrD @inningoer.
@recutibe- Board: Somuel s. Sein-
berger, Moilrice s. Sbeebon, g. S.
2pnd, @m. s. MaoOigan, &oger
0'&anlon, @ugb Sarbep, Sobn &.
GroDlep, SO. s.. Settinger. Sbeo.
geudert. 9. Mmon Sranf S. Solan,
Sui. 9rabIer, 2ouis Sooges, SO. 81.
@ngeI, g. s. gennett. s. $. @eDer,
2ouis 8uib. g. g. &idar1s, 8. s.
0'gonnea, 81. S. Collins, @oro ga.
page, Sobn Worris, Sobn 6. @alib.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
n0enfI6er @aiisn6ans : gsrsin,"

Dos 9ireftorium Oes @aiienbau-
les belt om lesten 9onnerItas i'm
SdnQerbun0 feline Sibung ob. Sci
ser @ubl Der 8eomten pitrOen Die
alien oue wieoergefpdblt. @ir mer-
SEN Sic Namen in nGditer Summer
brinqen. Gin 9anfesbotum puroe
oen Serren @uOe, @ortig unOAnOreD
9oeffler ubgeftattet. Die lebteren bot
ten sic 8~aifenfinOer in Z Nittomobi-
len uo6 Dem Columbia &beater ge-
brobt unO BON BORT mieOer abgeboIt.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Ger Oamenperein oes <ppert-
Seim belt 0ieuitag Nadmittag, Den
IL. Nopember, ieine monatlihe Ser
Iammlung in Der glnitalt ob. Srau
6aci1ts prGiioierte. Sin BON 5rau
De @rain geitiftetes Sopbafiiien
mel6es o1trd Sole ~perfouft tpurOe,
bro6te einen b0dit 3ufrieoeniteaen-
ben @tlos, Der 8l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fen fir oie S%npobner Oes Seims
.berDenoet merOen ioG. 9aS Sophia
fiiien getponn Serr S. &omer, SEQ.
562 9=StraBc, g. 6. ouf 0ie gllm-
mer $50. ID
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

n Damn ser fi6 Seize 9opoeG
BON Siloermoo0, Sno., nnnnte, moGte
fi6 i'm 8eiBen Sauie au @rdiioent
Gait orangen, nm oieien 8u bemegen,
Die Soften Der 2ebensunterbaltung 81
ermdBigen, ur6 pllroe arretiert. gr
iagte Der &oli3ei er babe beriuft, Ell
ne llnterreoung nit Stoatsiefretdr
Gnor uno Dem britiiden 8oti6after
8rpce 5l erlangen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
9ip mitolieber oes mo5hinoto1

0ie Mitglieber oeS u@aibington
0i6terbunoes~ muroen aus anlaB
oes @ebrrtstages Sdilers bon&errn
uno 6rail Safob 3an0er in Oeren
@eim in Der Georgia 9oente bewir-
tet. &ortrage murOen bon Or. Strad
uno s. @lauoo gebalten, pdbreno S.
fonber, 8. @. Spier. 6. @i6ner
uno 81. 2ebD @eoi6te p%ortrugen. Na6
Dem geiiti9en @enltB martete Der Ga
ite Elm leibli6er.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

@eute lit um5iebtag i'm 9oit-
0epartement. Station uS~, sic Iif)
bisber in 8arf9Rooo befnno, miro mad
Der u-StroBe N.=@., nabe Der 14ten
StraBe, perleot uito ooourd einem
%oringenoen 8eoiirfnifie uno Stumble
oes &ublifums 6olge geleiftet. Die
Station, Die ungefdbr 40 anaeIteIte
bat, miro in 3ufunft 0eren 100
51blen, BON 0enen SO 8~rieftr1oer
limo. @oitmeiiter Merritt bofft bis
Montog Morgen Nles in Sronirno
81 6o6en.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Ger 80 . # e r-g . a It" Ser @m.
Eel 2oge am porigen Sonntag 1T
gut berGaufet, 5lmnl er ii6 zines alt=
Beroroentlib itarfen @eiubes erfrell-
te. gor5iiglibe Aultern unO &opal
@ilien paren 1ritmpf. Beim &egel-
TURNER gepannen @b. 9ittes ben err
item, @m. 9anoer, ben 3peiten unO
GorI @golf ben oritten @reis. 90
man6eS idone Oeuti6e 2ieo murOe
geiungen unO trug 5ur @ebung Ger
Stimmuitg BEL. Gas &omite beltano
aus foIgen0en @erren: &orl Sammel,
8oriiber, 9arl @golf, 8b. 9ittes, g.
8a6iAmio, 9. Mad, SEQ. Nfiaer S.
6ii6bo1 unO 9beo @eimer.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

@s gibt faum einen 0elttiden
IN 8aibington, ser Sen oIten Serrn
@oporo abner aus Der Gaft Capitol
StraBe ni6t fennt. Seine pieIen
5reunoe rDeroen nit geoauern Der
neDulelt, OaB er INNER nod bettl6-
aerig franf it, uno Dab er ii6eroies
BON einem berben gerlult betroffen
IT. Sem Sobn aus eriter @be, 8.
=. Abner, Der in Baltimore i'm @irts-
9eidGft tdtig NOR, lit bort qeltorben.
Sinner bat Der geritorbene nidt bir-
terlafen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Sn ser 8obnung leines 9rGii-
oenten S. Geiff belt am Mittpo9 Der
8uritano oes @ermania MGnner1ors
cine SiBung ab, IN Der mannigfade
@ei6afte erleoigt muroen. Inter
anoeren fan Elm 8rief oes Sefret6rS
oes oeutiden @aiienbauies sur Ser
leiung, in Deldem oerielbe Dem Ser
Elm fir Die 3u @uniten Ser AnItaIt ar
rangierte @aiierfobrt uno fir ben err
5ielten &einertrng bon 1920 oanf-
te, nelde Ser 8orliBer oes &omites,
Serr s. @.iSelbig, in Ser lebten Ser
%iommlung 0es @aiienbauies iiberge-
ben batte. Serrn Selbig ipurOe in
Dem 8eridt fir feline raltloie SGtig=
felt Defenders geOanft.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

9err 6. S. 0ieper, ser in 1914
gortbGapitoI 5traBe, cine 8Gferei
betreibt, lift ioeben BON Meaooiae,
Ba., 5uriifgefebrt, mo- er Ser qolOe-
men &o68eitsfeier ieines Getters, oeg
9errn 9. 8eitb, beitpobnte. SIN Der
5eier na6men auBer ibm cine qroBe
3abl bon gertpanoten uno Sreunoen
BON nab uno fern tell.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
SeiratS 2icenscn.

Sulilts @enig unO 4nna g. Spedt
0ebnrten:
Sarrp uuo Gertrude 6. @elf, elm
Mdo9en.
Sames u. uno Carrie q. Soft
mann, elm MGo6en.
George $. uno 9ena Seitmiiaer,
elm &nabe.
SOOesfGGe:
&aliline gpalt, 49 Sabre alt,
4201a B-StraBe N.-@.
Sreoerid Sdafer, 76 Sabre alt.
1888 9.StraBe, @..@.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Snoer Sibung oes9 omen-Silfs-
uereins bss @oiienbauies. nit 6ran 6.
BartbeIs ais 9rdfibeutin TN Stubl,
muroc cine ieicenc 9ettOsde %OerloOit uuO
UOu 6errn Scott auf 9tc. 40 sewOmen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Mdb6en fir achsn u ; 5ausarbs t.
6lau eugene SGwab, 525 Ste Ctr, e g
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Der 9e6enOarmitdOter gsrein pirO
am MittwOd cine Spe8iOIUeviammlul9
i'll BeBIers 6Otel abbaltsn.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
GteQen.@einh.

gls 5aueb Iterin Doer RT9in fir Grfe Rlai-
Ie 8iihs unO @dl9s. Naberss 3Ournal Office.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

@ins ofuiI6e Srou in minleren Sahr n our
aushiIfe i'm acden. II ertra IN i'm Sou nal.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Cine csutIde 8rnu ale aS6in in sirem 81.
SO. 17t6 ga. QlYe. N.-W.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

Deutl6e Grau er 6raulein gum 3inlmer
zines 9unsselelsn. 9lpartmFnts, elm
pner 3ipeimnl pShentll6. AnmeIpunsen in Der
Office hes SUuraaIs.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
Me1Inmnf:

andbe, nm BIZ 9nreIisr- prOfsIipn 3u erlsr~
men. @nfrage t 3sfsrsnsen an
Sra 8. SObannss 81, Snr, 405 II. StrNN
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
@tcGen-@eind.
eteaen-@eind.

Sunser ! eutIber, 10 Sabre alt, arbsit piGis
iu1t Stslune, nom glib in einem @rOreiie-
fore; bsrlsIbe 1T Der sneIilhen : abe md1tis,
lno bat feline i2lehtsn AnesipObnbsItsn.
Na9Sufrasen 1907 NUrib Capitol StraBe.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
@erIamat:

sir aussmeins 9onearbtit Jrau pbsr Mdb-
den. 1868 @-StraBg ON,
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16
sOSes.anaeias.
g Rart in 8aIfimOrs MOy am 70. @Ossm-
4nfO
Oscar 6. Nbmer

eelisbtr @cbn BON Gbuarb unb Der SeriCrbenen
9Ouile abuer asb. @iuOsn i'm gItsr BON SO
5abrsn
Gie gssroteuns fanO iiatt pUn Der aopsle
i'm grclpeit 6rie6brf am 5reitas, rem IS. 30
SENDER, uni 8 ubr Ia6mittass.
Die trauernOe Tamilie
Washington Journal., 1912-11-16

9uSerI6Fior, s'lsBte, psiBs 6rau, fir oIas-
NJ inc causoi bel in tlsine 6amtt Bran re
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The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-26
By Walter Marchand..

NEW YORK, July 20 - Even the
 splendid second string of John J.
 McGraw has not been able to stand
 the hammering of the game and dur
 ing the Western trip just drawing to
 I close the manager of the National
 league leaders has had to do all
 sorts of funny stunts with his line up. The fact he has done as well IS he has is pretty good evidence Df the wisdom and skill with which he has built up his machine.
 In the worlds series next fall it looks very much as though the National league representatives would
 be the ones who will have had a long spell without anxiety, while the
 Americans wilt have to fight it out O the end. That this is a very
 considerable advantage is not to
 Ic denied
 That American league race is some
 .ontest. and the man who can pick
 he winner now is a good deal bet
 ter baseball prophet than I am. It
 would not surprise men great deal
 to see the post season games be- tween New York and Washington. 'lark Griffith seems to have been
 able to inject into the Senators that element of ginger they have lack ed. He has a fine club of young sters, and they are going to take a lot of beating to keep them down. The Red Sox have a fine aggrega- ion of fighters. In some respects it's the fastest train in the league
 and has the advantage of being a winner They are batting and field ing at top clip, but somehow they don't seem to be able to win I sug- sested early in the season that
 their pitching staff is getting along in years, and they have not devel-
 oped any phenoms in the new lot. The secret of success in baseball is not so much in making runs or in keeping the other fellow from making them, as it is in a happy combination of the two Connie Mack's men do not yet seem to have struck that combination. but they are not out of the race by a long shot
 Talking about new pitchers, Frank Chance is the lucky manager In
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-26
GREAT BATTLESHIP
 WYOMING BREAKS
 RECORD FOR SPEED

ROCkLAND, Me-, July B. - All speed records for big gun battleships were broken today by the new bat tleship Wyoming, sister ship of the superdreadnaught Arkansas, during her standardiZlng trials.
 Her speed of 22045 knots is de- clared by several naval experts aboard to be the fastest ever made by any battleship in the world car rying 12-inch guns.
 The Arkansas month ago made 21.493 knots an hour, record breaking performance.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-26

WASHINGTON - Clifford Pinchot has added about $500 to his taxes in the District of Columbia by call ing attention to the fact that his Washington home is under-assessed by s43.793, or 49 per cent Repre-. sentative Henry George, Jr., congrat- ulated the conservation champion upon having the unique" distinction of being the first wealthy man in the city of Washington, if not in the United States. to come forward and volunteer the information that his own property Is grossly under assessed"
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-26
FOUNTAIN FREEZES
 IN TORRID BOSTON

:. BOSTON. July 23. - In spite :. :. of the complaints of hot weather !. < in Boston, it was so cold in one <. :. place in the city last week that .:. :. plumber had to be called to .:' :. big clothing store. which main .:. :. tains three bubbling fountains z. :. Some mischief maker mixed :. :. salt with the ice that covered :. :. the pipes and everything froZe :. .:. up. <. :. 7. z. 1. q. z. /. z. /. :. I. .. :. .:. :.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-08-26
AMERlCA'S FINDING
 COST JUST $7,6O0

MADRID, July 23. The cost of the discovery of America was ST. 600, according to ledgers just found at Palos, Spain, containing facts concerning the outlay made by Chris tOpher Columbus on his expedition to the new world.
 The armament of the fleet cost $2,S0O. The personal expenses of Columbus and his officers amounted to about $40O and $4,4OO was spen. during the voyage.
 According to the ledgers, each of the crew received monthly wage of $125. i''