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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07

IS your husband cross? An irr;to
bic, fault finding disposition i i afl
u =, az 10 a tdlsordered stomach. A man
a a1un WIN good digestion is neariv
h ave h good natured. A great mani
st a, Ieen permanently cured ~
la;n,S T trouble by taking Chamber.
ers. ~ Bale .Dy all deal
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07
Education Through Toys.

Noan's aTlls, slittlos, tea setr, tin
.nimals, steam rollers, FIRE engines.
ops, croquet sets, domi1 oes, dolls,
spades, skin and wooden animals,
pals, boxes Of bricks and y 3, c
blocks gre among the toys recon-
nended by the London county oouc-
Ill education committee for the
choois.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07
Sta;raj Boards,

Boards that are stained are apt to
,ecCme lighter after a little wear;
,ut if rubbed with rarafin oil they
will again become darker. They may
hen be rubbed with beeswax and tur-
>entine, when they will look as well
Is ever
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07
"There could be no better med

There could be no better medi
cine than Chamberlain s Cough Rem
edy. NY children were all sick with
Whooping cough. One of them was
in bed, had a high fever and was
coughing up blood Our doctor
gave them Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and the first dose eased
them, and three bottles cured them,
says Mrs. r A. Donaldson. of Lex
ingtor, Miss. For sale by al deal
erS.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07
Lobster Sandwich

Chop the lobster meat till pretty
line. quite to paste, stir in mayon-
naise, hint Of onion, few drop, Of
sherry or brandy, mix, then spread on
lettuce leaves between two thinly cut
slices of bread, in the usual wav
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07

Doan's Regulets cure constipation,
tone the stomach, stimulate the
liver, promote digestion and appe-
tite and easy passages Of the bowels.
ASK your druggist for them. 25
cents a box.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07

The boys appetite is often the
source OF amaZement. Ifyou would
have such an appetite take Cham
berlain's Tablets. They not only
create d healthy appetite, but
strengthen the stomach and enable
it to do It's work naturally. For sale
hv al ifalfrS
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07
Apparatus Salad

Hrain the asparagus, after takipe- y
from the can, or, if fresh, boil IL nm
III tender in sailed water, and dresa
Ike string bean salad either Ill
French. T;natgrette or mavonno,ua ,
dreC.:;.~ onuaIse
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07
Executors Notice.

Having qualified as executors Of
the estate of J. S. Bowers, deceased !.
late Of Halifax county, North Caro-
Ina, notice in hereby given TO all
those having claims against said es-
tate 10 exhibit them to Mrs Lolita
3. Bowers on CT before October 10,
1913, Or this notice will be pleaded
IN bar Of their recovery. Ali per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make Immediate payment to
Mrs. Bowers.
This October 10. 1912.
Lolita 3. Bowers,
B. FRANK Bowers,
J. Z. BOWERS.
Executors.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07
Mountain Stops Wireless MESSAGE,

Hountaln Stops WITCHES Message.
1t has been observed repeatedly on
board vessels stationed west Of Cape
Otway Cat the southern tip Of Aus
trai1a) that It was impossible to COM
mun1cate with vessels situated in the
port Of Melbourne. This has been
attributed to the fact that the noun
tain which forms the cape contains
largo quantities OF metallic minerals
which absorb electric waves.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07
cit is q pleasure to tell "

ut is a pleasure to tell you that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
best cough medicine | have ever
used," writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell,
Of Lavonia, Ga. 81 have used it
with all my children and the results
have been highly satisfactory" For
sale by all dealers.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07
List e Contestants.

Miss Olivia Lawrence.
Miss Hattie Jones.
Miss Nettie Bell.
Miss Mollie Harrison.
Miss vii Andrews.
Miss Jennie Dunn.
Miss Fannie Gray.
Miss ida Station.
Miss Kathleen Tillery.
Miss l[ettie AIIsbrook.
Miss Sadie Manning.
Hiss Inez Gray.
Miss Myrtle Hill Wilkerson.
Miss Pebecca Bradley.
Miss fila Whitehead.
Miss Verla Strickland.
Miss Mabel Vaughan.
Miss Kate Doyette.
Miss Ci1esson VanIandingham.
Miss Eunice Parks.
Miss Rose Bud Coughenour.
Miss Mary Lamb.
Miss Bessie Dickens.
Miss Mary White.
Mss Alene Pope.
Miss nolIie Oliver.
Miss EiIen Speed.
Miss Daisy A5!s5rook.
Miss May Earwe!l.
Miss Nellie Moore.
Miss Ethel Taylor.
Miss Lizzie Pittman.
Miss Lizzie Brz,Eton.
Miss Annie Mcdowell.
Miss Virginia Pend;eton.
Bliss Dorothy Dunn.
Miss Katie Bell.
Mrs. r. J. Madry.
Mrs. Hugh Johnson.
Mrs. G. ]. Shields.
Mis-. c. II. Herring.
Mrs. J. 2. Hall.
Mrs. BERNARD AIlsbrook.
Mrs. 3. S. Courtney.
Mrs. Il. 3. Jones.
Mrs. G. Z. Penaleton.
Mrs. J. L. Hooker.
MRS. c. /. Mcdowell.
Mrs. j. /. Wea'1ersbee.
Mrs. c. +. Burroughs.
l.I1s. ". 7. Hancock.
Mrs. John Lewis.
Mrs. ?. A. Raspberry.
Mrs. Stuart Smith.
Mrs. Z. P. Byrd.
Mrs. Gee Vaughan.
MIS-. z. Y. E;tchin.
Miss Lola Parker, Heathsville.
Miss LEILA Harris, "
Miss Lula Lee, "
Mrs. j J. Draper, Enfield.
Miss Margaret Foster, Halifax.
Hiss Mamie Gary, "
Miss Urtie Daniel "
r1;ez Kate Hammer
Misc Erarv Norma,
,rre e,-a;n >ro,,.,,a,
Miss Florence Fenner
ef,.s q A4n1avhita T;,,erv
,s.I,s. Mar, Rr;nE,ev.
Mrs Grove. Howell :.
Mrs r~oa Coak
,1ru A'n7e F,ara;:,r
MIR, !>r~E,ar, Parks
sT;s, ;;uz;a Paris
agies.Tenria cawe]l
M;.s E7,e,noa ua.oiiton
Mrs E4it+;a Dava,nort Oak Citv
Mr.. f,,,oe tr,,,,+ {"
Mrs Charity Pos-
T1rs Annie E,,,orett
MI pa.4.;o, D,a:a, {"
NJ: IT,. 100000 8.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1912-11-07

Castles in Spain.
a eooo many castles in Spain aeon
% re IN danger these days n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-21
Victoria Tells How
She Got Her Husband
Queens Diary 10 Made Public by
Authority Of King George. Royal
Girl Made Proposal Herself

Was to b. - early ~ tho bs0iAnins
OF February. then told hin TO
fetch Ernest. which he did. aud hc
Congratulated us both, and seemed
very happy,
u feel the happiest Of human be-
Queen Victoria made up her miad
inn."
to Marcy Prince Albert after six
months OF deep thought and many
ioas tets-s.tets With her mentor.
Lord Melbourne. Finally Prince Al.
bert came on q visit. The a,l-impor-
tant momen, had arrived. This 10
how the queen made known her do.
cisiou.
After . little pause I said to Lord
n. that I had made NJ my mind abcat
marryins dearest Albert
You have he said, Well. then.
about the time''
Mot for a year. I thought. which
he said was too long; that parliament
must b assembled In order to make
provtsion Tor him. aad that u u was
settled 70 shouldn't ~ talked about.
said Lord ~: II prevails any objcc-
tioa" that Il had better b In January
or February after parliament met; No
later: upsa which { observed;
80 sooa''
"'You are rather alarmed vhsa Il
comes to b. put In this vay.' he said.
laughing. which I assured hin I vas
not.
Then ! asked u hadnt better
tell Albert Of ny decision sooa. 10
which Lord n. agreed"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-21
CREOUl|TY Of
Man AMUSING
0ElssaAN ClsOOx fELLs now
EASY SOME PE0pLE ARE-uE
POSED A. WILD ANIMAL TRAIN.
Nh AND 0Of TWO YRARs
/ aissd Pre- servlee

uoiSe~ rSV9o SoSvsoo
BERLIN. Nov. 1i.---'l laugh over
the crsdulity Il nankiad." declared
n. Rieck. % trial for svindlins.
Risck introduced himself - one Of
Haesabaeks expert animal traiasrs.
He borrowed . watch froa . man %
the street. saying 10 had lost his. aad
HAesebsck. Who vas arriving u Bse-
IN h half ~ hoar With . TRAIN load
Of animals. voul1 - fufious 10 aad
hin without Q watch. He prooissd
the nan two ssats 10 The circus.
Risek tsssiasd that hs borrowed 9
pair of saitsrs frea aneehss naa
whom hs nst oa he sefsse. aa1 vAa
took then froa Ais eva ssse. He
toad hin that hs nss1s1 then 70 ride
. lsos. Aisek vas givsa two pears.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-21
SINGLE ACRE IS
DIVIDEND PAYER
EHOUou vEHD laAY N PaooUo.
Nd ON SMALL PlpcE o. eAnzu
10 SUSTAIN TlaI1zBxM C0WD
fuH HN1lnE YRAn

l PORTLAND. Nsv. si-llahias 80
sers pre1ues sseush fssA - ssstAla
thistssa 1aisy cows sss ysas WITH .
|slisht a1ditieo oe seos eehes esej.
would - dselars1 . physleai iopessa-
tility II aay land bot oss0oa. aaA
|evsa here it vill not - bslisvs1 until
tho Laad Products SHOW y vislts1.
clatsop eosaty saevs sais. With
the asthsasieatsa stassosas that Il
has bssa harvested thses - hish -
seventy tons In one year. Seventy
tons Of this feed h ile.0e0 pouads.
IN making ksls even . major portioa
Of dairy Gov ratioa. this almost be-
|iisssbls tonnage would furnish tkis-
teen cows - possAs ssch every lay
|se tie ysas.
n another sxhibis vhieh Classo,
eouaty hes b . pile ee aeastsr eur-
nips. vhieh ere declared 70 have
sss1s . yissa Of % teas 70 the Acrs
This ssosnoas eoaaass voeiA sivs
ten cows thirty pounds Of tu4nips
cay Tor The year through.
In coansctioa with thsss stsrtlins
figures. it ID intsrsseiag 70 note that
|oa The p. o. DsMoss farm. at Rooster
Rock. which b opsrats1 uadss shs
guidance Of AsPieulturise G. L. saitn
Of the 0.-w. r. 4 n. railway. last
year. tvsaty-six toas Of corn snsilAss
vss made from one ssre Of sovn cora.
This corn sasiiass would furnish ~
Aaery cows . daily ration Of thirty
posa1s every day Of the year. ard b.
adding 70 this ration ten pounds Of
alfalfa day. would b snmcisat fes The
best mixer. Corn hes bees proved
oas ef the bsse Of all feeds for .he
dairy animal. and the results attainsd
os TIE Dc Aoss placs. which have
hssn IN strict compliance With IL.
structions furnished By the 0.-w. r.
( n. were thought 70 establish
msrvellous record.
70 appreciate thsss 1gurss. usual
duties required Of Oregon land must
b considered. o. the opsn range
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-21

whsee the forest service leases. thrss
to ave serss are thousss ascessasy In
sesd oas steer through the summer
grssias months. n the average hay
asld. oas acre 10 estimated TO b san.
cieat 10 fssd one animal u the yts'd
u good. Bat here st the Land Pro-
ducts SHOW one acss b proved to have
possibilitiss whsa properly cultivated
aad attended. which suspass the
dream oe the uniafosoe1 fAsoss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-21
l1hI.nlg.Up
BY Joe Bush

ia,srlocutor - asnt,emsa. BE-
seated,
Ta.tA.tAta.
intsrlocutor--'rambo. have you
written 10 the couuty court 10 tell
what should be doas with court houss
square,
TAmbo--yes. suh. All doa' tois
EN- TO Keep hit fob . pAhh.
lntsrloeutor---why. ! am surprised
at your declsion In the matter, Why
do you want u kept for . park
Tsmbo---lt dey sold hit. whsrs
would An sleep mex summer An
swer dat. white man
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-21
JUDGE GRAVES
GETTING 4" "RfP''
s97s a PACE I00 MARRYING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Two CIss.
EHs0Slls IN ONE DAY-ALL
WE'LL KNOWN aERE

II Judge 0ssvss kssps up the pace
be sst yesterday he viii b satitisd
TO leave once January Let with the
title Of the "Marsyias Justice" He
performed two osssnosiss ysssselsy
sftsraooa and last aight.
The arst vsddias was thss oe Has.
~ L. Smith aad vssea Huasskes.
The groom y . we'll Saovs aaehiaiss.
The bride b . daughter a. ~. esd
Mn. \. =. Huasakss.
n the svsains q his sssl1sses.
Judge Graves pssfosnsl the esssno.
~ which uaitsd 10 marriage James 4.
Pads and Miss Lsta Isy Laasn. Tho
groom b . plunbss snpleysd b. E.
G. orssly. The bride 10 . sscsat ~.
rival here from Portland.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-21
LII AWTAUR IS
ALSO SMUGGlfR
ma aAaOKE N CAl.l.EO On NJ
ps.HAD M ANormgR vEDERAL
CtsAS0E-sAYs THAT MN ~
NIT GUILTY
Uaissl Pssss Service

uaiss1 Pssss Service
CHICAGO. Nov. ai.--Jack John.
Ann vas called before Federal Judge
Carpenter this morning TO plead TO .
charge Of smussiias q ascktacs val.
ued At es.soo Into this country. Tho
,is black entered . plea Of not guilty.
and vas given three weeks TO ale .
demurrer.
No plea vas asked foe 10 the white
siavs charges psadias against the %
sso psiss ashtss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-21
SERv|Ak KILLS
DR|eAMD CHIEF
WHEN DEsrERADO lsxvUaEs 10
LEAD INTO nArTLE aE -
HILLgD AND NM V0LL0wxns
ARg sUr 10 vLsOuF


usiss1 Pres Service
BELGRADE. Nov. 3i.-lssa Dslee'
lasts. the famous Albaaiaa bsisaad.
Who with his msa joiasd the sssviaa
army. vss osdsssd by Osssssi xiv.
koviteh 70 Iced the advance against
the Turkish positions. lie Refused.
contsadins that the Ssrvians should
lead. whsssupon the general accused
him OF msdiatIns trsachsry.
Boletinats started 10 draw his -.
volver. but the general proved tho
quicker - . sunman. and shot the
brisaad dead. His followers wore
thea promptly cut dova by the Ser
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-21
NOTICE

Notice, 10 hereby given that there
are funds II the city treasury Tor the
redemption Of strest fund warrants
protested W 70 sad Including Dseso-
bsr -. 1914. Iatsrsst ceases from
date hereof.
Dated st klamath Pals. Ore. this
S0th day Of November. 1919.
J. W. sIEhENs. City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-21
A GOOD HOME

~ yes sss seotiag To- . go hsos
~ ths sighs pssce. bstsss - absaG
shas Avs-soeo osdess bsa0Alew ~
swO blecks sroa Nsis sesssG le's
eeop,sss u svssy dssail, - - ps1es
b ealy eAs0e. a. sasy assas. u
yes prefer % build yoss swa heos.
I'd NE - show yes ssa,s Wsi1 lssassd
I"sA o.. % yos'ss leaona0 ~ bsss-
ssss psopsssy. bstass i1vsseio.as thas
so-foes secip With asW sslsd esaessas
building - ei9.0oo, n will ~ yss
% isvsssissas ths 4 S(1lSwlaO,
|. .so-soss Vt - 1lAnash svs.. -
o77S.eo.
/. .se-soes ~ - en- ssrssG. - oi.see.
saIy o6oo cash.
a corner NJ = Niehsis s1dlaisa q
oAs0.oo.
sosiss ten, ~ a osssssss eve.
..::.:: :: : ''' \. to-. .. a. mn .
AassAs fos ~ lsadias ~ iasss.
ases esaPasy of Anss1ss.
cMGcoIE
sas AAis - PAsas 80
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-11-21

The weass's Relief Corps viii e.
tsrtain Saturday evening q Library
Hall With . musical program and Q
silver tsa. An nenbsSs and the pub
lie cordially invited. scot
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

NOR. Gin friiberer 8ionier Z Ger
oeant uuO elm oeuti6er Defierteitr
6otten mad Den bisberigen 6eltltel-
I1tnaen periu1t, militdrilbe @ebetms
fhriften Der fran5oiiiden Wfilitqrbe
horde in ole S1noe 5u lpielen. 5br
Sreiben mar ieoo9 nibt nnbeadtet
oebLieben, uno ourd fluge Silt mar
es apei 0eutihen, namens 5obren'
Dorff uro gluri9, gelitngen, itb IN
geliB Ser S6riftitiide gu ieben uno
fie Dem OeutIden 9oniul in geDmtpe-
aen 8u iibergeben. 9ie Sptone, De-
men ser 8o0en gu betB %geporoen,
non0ten fi6 sur SIudt, Die aber nlir
einem BON i6nen borIdufig gelunge1
lit Ger 9eierteiir tpuroe in $erbes-
thai, &egierungsbe3irf &odert ner-
hoftet, Ddbreno Der Sergeant ltt)
Sem Gernebmen na6 anf Dem Neg
nod Sitinoien, 81 ben bouGnoilben
aolonialtrrppen befinoet.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
Din ieinem 5S. @ebnrtgtaae

SIN ieinern So. @e~burtstage
melder on 5amstag in Berlin IN
Ser b~erf6mmlihen glananoaen 8et-
ie oefeiert nur0e, bot &aiier @ilbelm
orei rere Oroen geitiftet: Elm @olo-
frelts uro elm Gilberfreu5 oes Ter-
o%ienitoroens ser preuBii6en &rone
Iomie Elm Bron5efrelt3 oes Augemel-
men g6ren8ei6ens. Inter ben Wtdn-
nertt, Sic our6 8ernfung in oas Ser
renhous ol1sqe8ei6net puroen, be-
firroet ii6 Ser Director Der Sope
ihen @affenfabrif Serr b. Sontaro,
Elm 5hmiegerfobn 0es 8ranberrn
QlooIpbus 8ui1 in ct. &onis. Ser
ner bat Ser &aiIer anl1Bli1 oes Sa-
aes sic Summe pom $4,000 Wtart
fir Sen beIten Slugmotor allsgeleBt.
Ser getraq ion am nGhiten @e6urts-
toq oes Monor6en our IuS5oblnttg
oeIonqen. Gin b%eIonoerer Iusi1uB
miro Sic einlaufenoen Anmeloungert
priifen uno iiber ibren 8efuno benz
aaiier 8eri6t erftatten. Cine groBe
Greuoe bot ser Scatter ferner Der
ReidSbouptItaot nabegelegenen Bor-
ftoot Giroorf gema9t, inoem er ben
geihluB oes &iroorfer StaotratbS,
oaB 0ie Sta0t in 3ltfunft ben yeamen
g2eu-Goenn fiibren iollte, beItatigte.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Mit Ser 8eteuerune ieiner un-
idnlo, uno no9Oem er als ieine leete
gusioqe ouf @rOen Die i6riftli9e @r-
flaruna obqegeben bate, bob er an
0em inn eur Gait geEegten MsorOe Der
1~5.iGbriqen &it6 8beeler unif)ltl'
6io' 0oB ct elm Spfer BON umitanos-
betpeiien qeporoen iet, un0 oaB er
6offe. Ser uirfIi6e MorOer moge
bolo BON @emiiiensbiIien gu etnem
5ful0befenntnis getrieben fperoen,
erlitt am Montog Morgen fltr3 nat
6 llhr Ser 19-idbrtge &lb. @. BOlter
i'm @efGngnife gu Sing Sing Oert
SOB i'm eleftrif9en Stubl. 0ie GET
die mlroe BEN @Itern -Oes MlOroers
ousoeliefert, Die iie I'M &rematorI-
um gu 0ortb Bergen, 90. q, In al@e
pernanoeln lieBen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

- @iner Der be0euten0iten OetttiA-
amerifaniiden Maler, Der in leu@-
TENDER Sarbenpra9t Die Itile S6On-
belt Der 8roirie uno Die itol8e 8tlo-
beit ibrer INNER feltener Deroenoen
u~r6eDobner 81 i9ilOern bertrand,
CHARLES S9repbogel, Der 8erberr-
liAer oes amerifanii9en @eiters,
1T am Samstag in Der Siile ieiner
@raft - er ltano I'M 81. 2ebensiabre
- in ietner @obn1ng gu Sobofen,
y. s., aus benz 2eben ~abberufen NOR
ben. Cine our9 etnen Siibnerfnod-
en- berurla6te 8erleBung batte Dor
mebreren Wonaten cine @nt5iinoung
oes 3abnfleii6es 5ur Solge. Ser
&iinItler bea1tete Die geringfiigige
@uiloe ni6t, aber iie wolte ni9t BET
len uno puroe f9limmer un0 I6lim-
mer. @ls er ii9 Damn am "a. De-
5ember entl9loB, einen Mr5t 81 &ate
at 5ieben, mar es 81 ipdt, 8littDer-
giftung bate eingeieBt un6 ale 8e.
miibungen Der Mer5te, uno Die auf-
opfernoe 8flege leiner @emablir,
permo9ten oaS pertDole 2eben oeS
Maler8 ni6t mebr 5u retten.
S6repDogel mar Elm Seem Oorfer
Sinh. Na9oem er Die 8olfsi9ule
beiu6t uto 8uerlt oas Stempeli9nei-
ben, Damn oos @raoieren erlernt bat
te, puroe er auf 8eranlaIIung zines
5reunoes ieiner glteri1, Der MnIer
uno 2itbograpb NOR uno Die beiort-
oere 8egabung oes ilingen Monnes
erfannt bate, na1 9euti9lano ge-
ihidt, mo er orei Sabre lang in
Miin6en unter &orl Marr uno
6ran5 Siri9bod, MolerItloien be.
trieb. SIN Sabre 1890 febrte er nod
Mmerifa 3uriid uno berIegte fi1 balo
oarauf i'm @eiten Sfi5oen aus Dem
Qeben Ser nod ni1t BON ser &ultltr
beledten Snoimer an5ufertigen. Mls
er nod Iangem, ernitlidem 8emiiben
iein critics Bib, uM1p 8unfie" fertig
bette un0 BON Der Scot getrieben, Oie=
ies RllnTtperf, fir tpeIdes er mir
oenos einen &dufer ftnoen fonnte, Inn
ieoen Ereis losidIaoen tDolte, fiote
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
Bum eriten @aaLe ieit Sabraebn

- Gum erIten Nale ieit Sabr5ebn-
ten puroe am Sonntog Aben0 tn8er-
lin uno ni1t, ME es in Der lebten
3eit iibli1 mar, in Hotsoam an eli
mem &oben3oHernprin5en aus Dem
faiierli@en Sauie, Dem iiingIten, am
19. DECEMBER geborenen Sobne oes
0eutI6en @ronprin5enponres, oie
Gaufe bon3ogen. Die E~omfbanolimg
fano Nbenos i'm fronprin5li1en 8o-
lois Itatt uno Die faiierliden @roB-
eltern oes Eduflines nobnten Der
feierli6en &anolung BEL. MIs Baten
maren eri1ienen &onig Srieori9 Alt-
quit bon SadieuJ Der oiterrei9iide
9~bronfolger 6ran5 6eroinano, Ser
@raf bon Surin als 8ertreter oes
aonigs bon StaIien. NuBeroem bat
ten ii6 iGmtIide Hrin3en un0 Brin-
5eIiinnen Ser faiierli6en 6amilie, TO-
ipie ausp6rtige @dite in GROCER 3abI
slt Dem Emlffeits eingefunoen, nm
Dem fronprin5Iihen @lternpaare lire
@liidwiini1e Oar8ubringen. Ser
fleine Hrin5 erbielt Die Namen Srie-
@eorg, @ilbelm, gbriitopb.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
Ser 6euti&omerifanii@e @ta0t.

= Ser 0~ertI9amerifnnii9e Staot-
perbano bon @pansbile, SnO., bat
bei9loTen, ni9t MIR ben 8etrag oes
Stipenoirms aufbringen 81 belfen,
pel9es Ser StantsberbanO bon Sn-
oiana our Musbiloung bon Oeuti6en
2ebrfrGften i'm oeuti6en 2ebrerie=
minar beItimmt bat, ionoern geOenft
sic Anitolt aud nuBeroem nod Ourd
8eranltnItung elmer Ebeaterboritel-
lung leitens MitgLieoer oortiger oert-
Iher 8ereine 3n unterltiisen. Man
lit ferrer iibereingefommen, ooB bon
ocn MeooiQen, pie lie Der oeltti9=
amerifanii1e Staatsberbano bon
g}ep Sort fir DEFENDERS fdbiee 2ei-
itungen i'm Deuti9en an S9iiler
pergibt, cine goIoene uno ie9s5ebn
iilberne unter Oeltti9 Iernenoe S6ii-
Ter Ser @bansniler Shulen 5t ber=
benin. man bofft oaB fid oa-
onr9 elm DEFENDERS reyes SntereIie
fir Sen oeuti@en l1nterriht ertpeden
l1Bt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

- Sn grauidm rober 8eiie miro
i'll Ecuador Die %unlGngit bort aiSge-
brohene &ebolutton unteroriidt.
General @eoro M%ontero, Der nod s.
itraoas Sooe BON ben Sruppen gum
&rGIioenten ausgerufen nor0en mar,
muroe am &c. s. Mts. in @uaDaquil
nieoergei9oiien uno BON einem go
belbaufen, Ser IpGter Die 2et6e ber=
brannte, entbouptet, uno am Sonn-
tag Orang elm roienoer 8~olfsbaltfe
troB ooppeIter @a9en IN oas Sc
fdngnis at Quito uno Ipnfte ole bort
gefangen gebaltenen @enerdle @loD
4lforo, Slobio Alfaro, Meooroo al-
faro, lllpiano @ae8 unO Wtanuel Se-
raito. DIT ser G0tung oes grprd-
IiOenten bon Ecuador GloD Ilfaro
mo Ieiner bei0en @rii0er, bon Oenen
Ser 3uerit genannte St : &riegsmini=
tier uno Oberbefeblsbober Der rebo-
lution1ren Streitfr1fte NOR, iin0 Die
leitenoen Setter Der iiingIten &eoo-
luton in Ecuador bintpeggerdumt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
@on Nrouen 0er uWldhrii@e

Son Sroueu ser n@dbriiden
@emeinI6aft" DurOe fiir5lid in Der
ruIiii6 : polniiden StaOt SoO5 cine
reue Sefte g~egriinoet. Ole %fanati-
Iden 8eiber ertp1bIten einen @ann
iamens &otpoIsfi, ben Iie oGs ibren
@rloier anbeteten. sic beltiirmten
i'm, Dab er fi9 freu8igen lalien ioa-
tc, Oamit Iie in Sen Stano geiebt Mir
oen, our6 feline AuferItebuns Die
8obrbeit ibres @loubens 81 ertpei-
fen.
&owolsfi puroe ieoO9 BON ieiuetn
@lauben i9wanfeno uno mebrte iid
cnergii9 gegen Die Cumming, iid
freu5igen 31 laiien. SdlieBli9 muir
Sc Iein Saus BON oreiBig entidlolie-
men Srauen geItiirmt, Die alsbaIo art-
fingen, 4otpaIsfis 0pfertot in S8ene
gu ieben, als Die 9oIi8ei eridien nno
Ser Rreu5igung @inbalt tot.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

muna az maiden fir Ote geritirfung
Ser 6eeresmaht uno Die Sebung Oes
militdrii6en @eiItes. Die @eien-
ihoft bat in allen Seilen oes Reihs
8abIreihe Inb1nger, 81 Oenen cine
SPENCE friiberer 0ffi3iere, ionic Oait-
aIieoer oes Rei9staes aeboren.
@eneraIIeutnant a. 8. SiBmann
duBerte iid am Sonntag in elmer
Reoe, Die er Dor Den Wtitglieoern Der
@eIenI6oft belt, feiner Der @npe-
len6en be3peifle, oaB elm &rieg in
Babe 5u eruarten lei.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
31rnera,mts 1919:
9pril 10. 1912 u@ermmSa"

es ein 3ufad 10, oaB &unitfenner oa-
rauf aufmerflam tpuroen ut1o er Den
Sbomos 8. glorfe Breis Der Nati-
onal Mcooemp of 0efign Oafiir err
belt. Son oa an mar er elm be-
riibmter Mann uno ale feline 8iloer,
BON 0enen einige aud in Berlin umo
&iinden a~usgeiteGt paren uno groBe
REMEMBERING erregten, fanoen raid
gut 5ablen6e &1ufer.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
eyn Ser Miinou in Obereqnpten,

- Ssn Der @iInou in OberegDpten,
1T am Montag Mbeno Ser Ser3og
BON Site, elm S9pager Oes 40nigs
@eorg bon England, i'm SO. 2ebens-
iabre aus Dem 2eben geidieOen. Sein
Eoo miro ongemetn ben Strapa3en
8ueeldrieben, tDeIbe er Dor etli6en
8o6en BEL Der StranOung Oes Dam-
piers oDeIbi" nabe &ap Spartel,
Moroffo, aus3ubalten bate. SnfoIge
oieIes Sooesfones baben Die 6eitlif-
feiten, nit Oenen in 8ortsmoutb uno
9onoon Die &iiHfebr oes 40ntgs
@eorg uno ieiner @emablin Oerberr-
lidt iDeroen ionte, monderlei @en-
oerungen unO 8ei1rdnfungen erlit-
ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03
@Iorence q. Qorrop, 0er in d

= Glarence @. NarroW, E ~ e
ner Reibe pi6tiger &ro8elie Die orga-
ntlierte @rbeit %Oertreten bat, Dnroe
am 0ienstag in Sos Angeles, Sal,
BON Sen gountp @roB : @ei6pore-
men unter Die @nfIage gelteut, in Dem
Mcgtomara 9ro5eB @ei6worene be-
itoden su boben. 9as bOdite Strof-
moi, pel6es 0orrop i'm Sale ietter
lle6erfiibrung eriporten fonrte, inn
oreiBio Sabre 3u9tbois. @r wnrOf
inter $4,000 8iirgidaft ouf fretem
Sui belaiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-03

Die 0rnderei bes v8aIhinstOr
SUarnal" liefert prompt 0rndnrbei.
ten in ensIifder iOuie and in Seut-
ider Sprade. Neue SNpen, meme Ser.
luaItmMG, prOmpte Webienang.