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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-21
STATE CHAIRMAN SELLS
MAKES FINAL APPEAL
Money for the Democratic National
Campaign Fund Urgently Need.
ed Right Now.
To the Democrats of Texas:


The presidential election is less
than three weeks away and while
there Is now every indication that
Wilson and Marshall will be success
full, 1t is entirely posslhe that dur
ing the last few days Of the campaign
our opponents will attempt to again
Hannaize the country.
The fight from now on until No
vember 5th, is to hold our own, and
the only way to do so is with per-
feet organization in the doubtful
states.
II 1t costs approximately $4,000 to
finance Texas gubanatorial cam
paign with comparatively no organi-
cation, 1t certainly must require many
times as much in each of the states
where the great political parties are
struggling for supremacy.
Unquestionably the Democratic
National COMMITTEE cannot properly
finish the campaign with less than
100000, and every dollar OF this
amount Is yet to be collected.
"A presidential election is OF as
much concern to Democrats who live
in states like Texas, where there is
no contest and no expense, as 1t is
to those who live in Indiana or Mary
land, where every inch OF the ground
is desperately fought.
In Texas the electors will certainly
be Democrats and under the condi-
tions existing here the only service
We can render our party is by ans
werng the Macedonian call from the
National Committee by sending
campaign contribution worthy of the
greatest Democratic state in the I'm
ion.
Texas, more than any other state,
is responsible for the nomination OF
Governor Wilson and certainly, now
when financial distress is confront
ing our National organization, we
must not fail to respond.
We have been asked for $4,000.
At this time, October 18th. about
one-half of the amount has been con-
tributed.
Truly Texas Democrats have given
splendid evidence of party LOYALTY by
the contributions thus far made, but
we are easily capable of doing all
and vastly more than has been re-
quested OF us.
The Democracy of the nation is
confidently looking to Texas in this
emergency and as your National Com
mitteeman, | make this final appeal
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-21
VERIFY 1T.
The Proof Is in Bryan Almost at
Your Door.

The Proof Is in Bryan Almost at
Your Door.
The public statement of a Bryan
citizen is in itself strong proof for
Bryan people, but confirmation
strengthens the evidence.
Here is Bryan citizen who testi-
fed years ago that Doan's Kidney
Pills relieved sick kidneys and now
states the cure was permanent. Can
any sufferer from kidney ills ask bet
ter proof? You can investigate. The
case is right a. home.
P. ]. vytopil, COS Moseley Street,
Bryan, Texas, says: my back, ached
and found it difficult to remain on
my feet for any length of time. At
night my rest was broken as the re-
suit of weak kidneys and felt miser-
able. A short use of Doan's Kidney
Pills. procured at Emmel's drug store,
cured me and | have had no kidney
trouble since. am willing to let
others know of the merit of Doan's
Kidney Pills"
The above statement was given May
%, 1908, and when Mr.. Vytopil was
interviewed on December IS, 1911, he
said: 81 confirm the statement gave
some years ago recommending Doan's
Kidney Pills. The cure has been per
manent"
For sale by all dealers. Price SOC.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. T., sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Boan's-and
take no other.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-21

to every Texas Democrat to at once
rally to our standard bearers and
with all the historic pride Of Texans
leave no stone unturned to the end
that each city, town and community
shall during this coming week make
for itself record in raising Wilson
and Marshall campaign funds of
which we will all be justly proud
Do not wait for another Democrat
to lead The responsibility for sue
cess or failure is up to every one OF
us. 1t is both a party obligation and
patriotic duty.
We must still raise not less than
$4,000, and its accomplishment will
require a long pull, strong pull,
and a pull altogether" as they say at
sea.
Remember that on November 9TH,
we have the best prospect for rees-
tablishing the Democratic party in its
old time place of prestige and power
that has occurred since the Civil War,
and that, too, with candidate for
president who is not only a master OF
state-craft and "a gentleman to the
manor BORN but withal son of the
Southland.
Let every loyal Texan come to the
rescue now in this time of unprece-
denied opportunity for long reign
OF Democratic supremacy.
The demand upon the purse of each
is not great. No one is asked to give
large sum, but it is necessary that
we contribute to the full extent OF
our ability.
II we are to be successful in raising
the promised $4,000. right now so
greatly needed, many of us must con-
tribute 500, and from this amount
down to $10O, as we are able.
Let us all be sure that when Wilson
and Marshall are triumphantly elect
ed we will have a conscientious right
to participate in the glorius ratifica-
ton meetings that on the night OF
November 9Th, 1912, will set our land
in blaze with the light of restored
democracy.
The election is now so close that
not day should be lost in transmit
ting funds to New York Headquarters
and it is best that hereafter contri-
buttons be sent direct to Non. Rolla
Wells. treasurer Of Democratic Nat
ional Committee. 9TH Ave. Bldg, New
York City.
CATO SELLS,
National Committeeman for Texas.
Cleburne, Tex, Oct. IS, 1912.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-21
HOUSTON MARKET REVIEW

Houston, Tex, Oct. 21-The rainey
weather of the week affected practi-
cally all markets. All lines of trade
felt the lessened volume OF trade, a
situation obtaining particularly in the
outlying towns.
Heavy receipts of grapes are noted
on the Houston Produce row. A car
or two delayed by a wreck arrived
and this stocked up the markets. A
lively demand keeps the fruit moving
Lemons are quoted at $500 for Cal
ifornia brands.
A few Texas tomatoes are coming
into the market, Notwithstanding the
lateness of the season. California
stock is supplying the demand chief
ly.
A fine line of celery and cauliflower
is being offered
A good trade in bananas was re-
ported, and oranges are moving freely
at easier prices.
Butter and cheese are unchanged.
Prices are firm and there is no like
lihood of a decline.
Fresh supplies of Colorado vege-
tables of various sorts are in evil
dence.
Fresh receipts of eggs are scarce
and prices are firm at 26 to PC.
There is noticeable tendency TO-
ward a decline in grocery lines.
Prices today compared with those of
year ago for the same articles will
show very favorably for the present
list, a situation that would seem to
indicate that the higher cost of liv-
ing is losing some of it's stiffness. The
prevailing lower prices are on evap-
Grated fruits now coming in from Cal
ifornia. Sugar is down to the low
est point in many months and the
declining tendency has been in evil
dence for weeks. One of the largest
refiners in the country has closed
down to await the turn of the market.
Rice is also cheap.
On the other hand coffee and flour
are on the rise Flour is up 10c and
coffee is rising steadily.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-21
ARRiAGE LICENSES.

William Black and Mrs. Annie But
Ter.
B. NJ. Johnson and Leona Dixon
Virgil Lacey and Amazonia Brown
Gus Zachrin and Ellen Maxy.
Will Carr and Katie Briggins.
Johnson Parrish and Annie Brown.
Calvin Addington and Mary Jeffer-
son.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-21
Government Lands Opened.

Billings, Mont, Oct. 21.-The last
lot of government lands which have
been on sale at intervals since Sep
TENDER 10, will go under the hammer
here today, with James w. Witten,
of opening and sale
of Indian lands, conducting the auc-
ton. The property sold today was
formerly part of the Crow reserva-
ton.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-10-21
Posted.

The property of J. c. Clancy is
posted against trespassing. I will en-
force the law. ]. c. CLANCY.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

asn @ y e.?;' Lsss.l,ss H &eazSlssssl zSalsss No t'SH E ,ssnss sss g mS ass E. sS'st a g srnsss sssk Ts Thence s. !. dsS 5;si m, E
 s0Css ass fss' mn sH c9spef % sS s o0'"eF MO- Az@Supss ne P!sss GoDs.s O5 DSses'nnns'
 ,Espns cS4nss a4sne' s so Tn'sA Rs .p ,s 'a %ss R. a m" des stSSs @n Sss' Ss m" e fornsT soGSo SS Tee. io soT ncr NS. g.: thence s. af deg. % oi min. in w. W. sshts aex r In sG cSyeT % .5S ics1 thence "eF N"' IL 's.ID sIi PssSs sses or LOBE. ssE'""'ns ss& %@sS 20 %in esSSs: Ss iss; Pss': s!is%s ,hcice tn 5; ss deg; a2 min: F. 10000 rect "T3er W s ees ae"ss o Gorncr S a qss Ns g 5ss' m 1H fornsr E SssS sS te, thence 2 dsF the place of beginning.
 MooUL LODE.
 RcSinning at Corner No. 1. from which T min; ": ao5s;5o feet dis,sn!: thence x. NG ae, S G6rnsr & s7 se Sss 30 nenae . %Ss $ s,ass dfS 'S'i n% 5s ''ase 0' osH %sE'Gn'sE: pimE NO. ? LODE.
 IL nsS"sf '?;"i5 6caSs Ms N 5 57o% ars xnss ss e., 6a deg IS min: E.; 139o:0O feet to Cor SS des IS mn o'SF ". Nc sooioo Si 'hfecs fess M fo SS fee, thence sn corner N a7 S Ss mn '6s ''I,e usu,Un,nDo Oa D'hs%"SSi os@ SiME lsoE.
 with Corner No. { AppoiIa Lode % Corner No. Hercules Lode and Corner No. ; 52 deg. 55 min. w. taio.S5 r.ct "a;3 .,i;ianI: M rest es9e' to s corcr S dSs R6 sa ,nen % i5OSeo 32 min. w. 61s.2O feet to .:Hr,:rr No. :: thence 1he, x: 5G deg. o2 min: ". i4s5.66 32 min F.. 60O.O0 rect 10 Co:n." i:o. |. the. place Of beginning.
 Variations at all corners or ms survey eG deg. i7 min. F..
 Area "r Hercules Lode 2O385 Area of Bald Knob Lode IS Sn,i Less area in conflict With
 Hercules Lode un45 Net area Bald Knob Lode ..i Area MOgul Lode 1s.5O9
 Bald Knob Lode i.319 Net area Mogul Lode f7.13U Area One Dime Lode 9o.39o
 Less area in conflict With
 Hercules Lode fT5g Net area One Dime Lode iS.57U Net area i'm Survey No: !ae 1io.y77 on the Appolla Lode is s. 6S deg 24 min. E.. on the Hercules Lode $. 72 deg. 54 min. F.. on the MoguI Lode ods oss % "eF % sa mn O" w the on sa6 the ApSe 6Se Dime No. Lode N. e deg. 3s min. w., on the one Dime N. 76 deg. 43 min. W. through the center lcngthwise or each
 The location notices Of said lode min COmmissioncr's and ex-Onlcin's Onlce at Valdez. Alaska in Book C. or Mining I.o- 27o,. in Book C on Page 9i, in Book E. on on Page 4s6 and in Book II. or Page Any and all persons claiming. adverse Hercules Lode. Mogul Lode, Bald Knob Lode. one Dime Lode No. 2, or one Dime Lode are required 10 file their n adverse claims with the Register or the Alaska. during the sixty day period or publication hereof or within eight months thereafter. or they will be barred by provisions of the statute.
 Ny $. 4 TEMPLE.
 Attorney in Fact
 'TIIEm ,, sTATE' AI M MLAND OFFICE II is hereby ordered that the rnrrgo- ing notice bc published m thc Valdez Pro>prctor. inc newspaper published nearest lhr said mining claims Tor Date of First Publication Dec 6 foI2 Date "f Last Publication Feb. iJ, 1oi2
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19
SERIAL NO. O1562.
MINERAL APPLICATION MINERAL SURVEY NO 736.--U. :

MINERAL SURVEY NO 736.--u. :. Land
 Onice, Juneau, Alaska, November 2T,
 1912.
 T. Notice Is hereby given that the Knights Island naa1 ,ion Copper Mining Company. cor and by virtue Of the laws or the Ter. ritory or Alaska, by s. A. Temple, its at tOrncy in fact. whose postOiTicc address is is, Valdez, Alaska. has made appncation TOT patent for twelve hundred forty one linear feet Of the AppoIIa Lode, lode, mine or vein; fifteen hundred linear rect vein; fifteen hundred linear feet f or the nc Bald Knob Lode. lode, mine or vein: thirteen hundred foriy- three and eight, tcnfhs linear feet of the MOguI Lode lode: mine or vein: thirteen hundred nine " linear feet Of the One Dinc No. ? Lode. lode, mine or vein; fifteen hundred Il"a linear feet & of ti,n One Dime Lode. lode, surface ground six hundred feet in width on each of said lodcs, situated in inc Valdez Mining District, Territory or AlaSka. and described in the orllciaI plat and by inc Held notes on He m the office of tIIc Register of the T.. S. Land nnicr at Juneau. Territory Or Alaska. aS Follows, tOwit:
 APPoLLA LODE.
 B"gInning at Corner No |. q green sion" 2f 10" iO' set i2" in tnr
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

li iS indeed strange that Re- publicanS should anticipate lruu- blr in the Democratic ranks over filling federal offices. when the fact remains that there was about one Democratic voter in Alaska for each office in the rifi nf the national administration. II is to De earnestly hoped, however. that President Taft will not extend the civil S"rvic" list io this neck of the woods.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

Whether he venerable emperor of AuSiria-IIungary will br able ln hold his pnlyElut peoples to- grllIrr in case of war is what is plZZling the other members of the triple alliance at this mo- mrnl. should he be able to do So Il will be a tribute tu his per SnnaliiE and mol to the solidarity nf tn" dual empire.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

II will now he in order for See r"tary Fisher tn oppose congress granting the Alaska Northern an extension of lime for the com plrtiOn of their road. We say in order because we believe the See rrtary of the Interior is doing his very best ln Stiiflc Alaska rnl"r- UriSrS
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

For the '~IccnIl lime il has been found that lhr liberty bell cannot br moved from it's resting place in Philadelphia. some of us have become inbucd with the idea that illr Quaker City is not avrrsc tO having visitors tu Ilir quaint old village.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

rShlrnt -rlrct Wilson Was right when he asserted that no man would dare prcripitatc a panic in the event of a rradjllSt- nIrnt of the tariil. The American people, at the present writing. are in no mood to hr triflrd with hy Lh"S" who have grown rich at the "XprnSr nf the many.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

The Turks have been told by the coalition to fish or cut bait which means that they must agree to the peace terms offered them "r continue fighting. This in it. self is evidence that the triple entente has been equally as free with advice as the triple alliance.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

The rianrr~ are iIIHi these Sur- fraGrli"S Whu march from New NGrk lu Albany ln hr pr"-"n! al thr inauguration of the new gov crnnr will not hr good booking "nuurIii 'In keep Inc rX-congrrss- man rp al night awaiting their arrival
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

prnmirr AsuuiIh threatens io resign in case parliament grants suffrage Iu wumrn. IL appears io us that less harm would come from accepting Mr.. AsHuilh's rcSiguai ion than from granting in wnucu that whirh ihry should have had long ago.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

Harry MalSuc succeeded in convincing the jury that the axe. and not he was the active mem Der of the Carr cabin.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

By the time the government gets through with the coal con- tractors il will he generally con- rcdrd that there iS not much in inc business. anyway.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

Tn" Berlin physician who claims q discovery of q cure for inc whit" plague shows his faith in his claim hy offering in cure any cases his ruIlragurS may bring [" him without cost. That at least sh"uld >riII" Inc uu"s- tiuIl.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

IL was game of hide and seek when the marShal'S office at irlnptcd to summon an open Nc- nire of thirty iurymrn. The mar Shal Won ih! game.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19
THURSDAY. DECEMBER i9,i9I2
EDITORIAL NOTES.

London Sorirty women addict cd to playing on the low card will vet envy Inc situation of the mil itant Sulfra9ctteS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

IL is indeed difficult matter 10 understand a condition of af- fairs where couple of dozen men can say whether there shall or shall not he war involving all Europe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

Between his Wall street nbli- ,gationS and paying his wifc'S ali mOny, F. Augustus IIrinzr will have to work for living if he expects lo make both ends meet
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

u HOW appears as if Hearst was at one time custodian of he corrr SpOndrncr Of those Wall street gentlemen who were will ing to pay in advance for Inc fla Nors they expected from ih" Re- publican party.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

The splendid showings being made OH Port Wells prospects, where work is being prosecuted this winter, has caused renewed activity in that section, with tho
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

The Balkan allies have shown a rudimentary knowledge of polk "r in discovering that Austria iS running a bluff, which may save them chips before the game comes iD q close
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

u has now reached the point where even the Greeks can take imprrpnahlr Turkish furtrrSSrS. Even h" Valdez police could make q good showing against lhr Oi- innIan. thrSr parloUS Hines.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

Martin lIanhy. Ih" young rN- press messenger who robbed his own ear. l"HEn"I n great deal about the criminal side of life in the few short years since Inc
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-19

probability that a second boat will be placed on the run between that point and this city.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02

2en5 uno 2oiiail Oas @ei6oft bon
Gbos. Slider. @or ieiner Abreiie
nod Baltimore I'M Sabre 1879 beiro-
tete er 6r1ulein 8albina @oeB aus
5reiburg in 8apern. Der. @be ent-
Iprangen 5tpei So6ter, 8rau Clara
Nnoreas uno Sri. Olga 2oiiau. @r
mar elm 6reuno oes oeittIden @eiau-
ges, unO mar ingaltimore Is Sab.
re Der QrGlioent Der gArbeiter 2ieOer-
tafel. gtad leiner lleberiieOelung
nod @oIbington purOe er tpegen iei-
mes bieoeren Gborafters in Den 9rei-
len Der 0enti1en re6t BALD elm germ
geiebenes Witglieo. or mar Wtit9lieO
Ser Irminias 2oqe go. 25, s. 81.
u. SO, oes ,S1ngerbunoes~ unO oes
.4rion1 unO in man6en befleioete er
5u 8eiten einfluBreibe Steaungen.
Sir oas oerti4e @aiienbaus uno
anOere pbilantropiide SuItitltte batte
Serr 9oliau Itets elm marmes Ser5.
gm 9ienitag Nahmittag Inn 3 ubr
n1lroen Die ir0il6en lleberrelte 0es
8erItorbenen inter ben Iulpi5ien Der
Sreimaurerloge, tpel6e ii6 3ablreid)
an ser 6eier beteili9te, na6 Sees
grematorium, 322 @enna. 9lbe., ge-
bradt, moIelblt Ser S1ngerbunO, ul-
ter 2eitung oes &errn Sp SAeiler-
mann 3pei 2ieoer lang, Die Die Screen
erSeilne6mer aufs Eiefite ergriffen.
Nadoem oann Ser 4ItmeiIter Der 60
&c, @err Sobn Ster3er, Dem b%eritor-
benen 8ruoer oen lebten 9lbI1ieos-
grub getpiOmet bate, tpuroen Die Sc
beine oes geliebten Gotten ben SLANT
men iibergeben. Gen trallern0en
@interbIiebenen infer 8eileiO,
Bon austpGrts nobmen an Ser Be
erOigung tell Serr nno6rou @iums,
Serr uno Sroll SEQ. S6miot, SER
9sfar Sermant, lotpie Die 6rouen
@noreas, @noer, Suitus Geibe, 6lnf
unO 6rau Bid. Sober, ole bon Bal
timore.
@ls gabrtlldtr6ger f~ungirten sic
&erren: Sac. 8riigger, S. Shwar5-
mann, - Slider, Senrp. @aBmann,
8olfgang &udOdidel unO 8ranf Gb-
merit. @ra6tooae 8lumenipenoen be-
oedten ben Sarg oes 9nbingeidieoe-
men.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
SIT scluaidcn iuurOcn.

0os o@eiBe Sous bat am SomIto9
iein critics 9oo ieio Dem Sabre 1895
erbolten. .6riiber mar es Site, ipelm
es al @elomitteln 81 DEM Neuon-
Itri1 feblte, Dem @refutippalait ieinc
fledenloie meiBe 6arbe ourd Ben itar.
fen Strabl elmer 6eueripribe pieoer
5rgebcn. Settler jeooh muroe 0as
oMciBe Sous" ieOes Sabr friih &C.
ItridelL a~nltatt gemaihen sll mcrOen.
&euer mar o6cr mie0er @bbc in Scr
Safe uno 10 9riff man obermaIs SIR
alten Mctbooe mo Die 6eltermebr
lenfte mieOer ben @oiieritrabl einer
Spribe auf oos @ebdlloe, Inn ooiielbe
gum miiroigen G%mpiange oeS 3uriit.
febrenoen YrGiioeuten Gait in ser
Sarbe Der llnidulO proliaeu 81 loi
len.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
@inidlt einsn mcitsrcu sermiu.

Der adtb. Grno &uoolpb, gegen.
pdrtig Grdiioent ser Diitritt-Gom
miiidre, mo oeiieu Germin am "a.
Sonuar 1913 ablduft, trdgt li1 nit
Dem @unide Notwithstanding.
3mor lit er nift brett erpitt duff
Die MieOerernemltng, ualO er bemiibt
it'd aud nidt i'm @eionoeren oofiir.
bate aber bod 9erne, Dab man feline
9%emiibungen ais GommifiGr ~onerfen.
ne mo ibm einen 5meiten 2ermin ee-
be. Serr Guoolpb mar BON Yr1li.
bent Gait fir Die 3eitoaiter bon orei
Sabren ernormt mor0en. Ser Imts.
termin ieines Goaegen Sen. Sobn ".
Sobniton ldlit nit oemieIben Gage
ab. 8eridieoene 0emofraten peroen
N G%erbinoung NIT Der %gommiiidrs.
lteqe ernarmt.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
sdlnt sesen uufdas.

Sin 9ciebl oes Observation-Disclosures
perbietet Den llnterieebooten onerlei
u~nnotiqe @rpcrimcnte. gs lit ben
9ooten mnbeoingt %unteriogt, tiefer
ais 100 Sub inter ole @aiierober.
il0be 5ll taltdem miepobL Iolhe BOO.
te an Der 9ocificfiiite iid ifon bis
POO SUB Giefe baben iinfen loiien.
lleberoies muB ieoes llnterieeboOt,
melhes 5t llebumgen ausf6brt, oem
Sdiffen ieiner 9ipiiiou einen genail-
en- 9eriht iiber ole beabiidtigten Be
fuegiingcn 5uriidloiien, Oamit es i'm
Sale zines llngliides leidt gefunoen
meroen fam. Der 9eiebl mar Die
6olge 5ablreider unfdae I'M NusIano
aiinftiqbin oiirieu Die 9oote ibre lle-
5uigen nidt tiefer p%oafiibreu, uIs
Dies i'm mirfIihen ariegsfalle not
menOig iein Oiirfte.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
rSdiua6eu-@ erein".

Sim Mohtag, oen A. 0opem6er
iperoen mir nieoerlm@elegetbeit ba
ben, oeuti1e Sbeater &orltearng 81
b0ren mo 81 ieben, oenn Der nSdmo
ben &erein" gibt an Dem g(benoe IN
Der Do Maionic 6alle CONCERT, Sbe
alter uno 9ua. Ole Sdwaben nerlte
ben es INNER, ibreSode gut SIT mod
en-, un0 iie meroen alld oiesnlal nie.
mano entt1uiden. 6olgenoes iii oas
Hrogramm:
1. Subertiire &. Ndders 0rdeItra
:. al 8ereinsgruB @n. 9ubr
b. Der iingenOe Soldier. .Gbriitiani
@ermanio Mdnnerhor.
3. Rioline nit Yinno-g egleihlng
AllSgem1bltes.
A. 9eutihes 3hcuter.
n9litoieu5tag bel Sr .Moi. @ilbelm
Der grlte, aonig bon @iirttember9
Heronen:
&onig @ilbelm -&. Braun
@r3. Miniiter b. Mittna6t.. IS. Moli
8e0ienter =aarl &o6lel
Aoiutanten &eurp 9auoel
A0illtanten -W. Diet
8ittlu6enoe @erionen:
Morie Slgatbe Sepfrieo.. s.. Soerger
Sobann Sacob @brli6 - $. &oumeI
Anaitulio Morgaretbe Saueropfel
NGoirfe STUART
@ottlieb S6gele Geo. SditBlel
8abette 8eis3ang - 6rau Sdlodtel
@briitopb Sdmdl8er @m.Y fonoel
Sol. 0uermling Geo. SduBlel
&egie: get. Mattern.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
omaO eOHam asitOrbsn.

8ieOer lit ms beute Die trmtrigc
@flidt g%eruoroeu, iiber oas Ableben
zines unierer oeutiden Nfitbiirger 3u
beriHten. 9m Sonntag Wiorgen itarb
u%nberbofft in ieiner 8obmmg, 721
90. StraBe, q. SO, Serr Sugo 2oiiau,
8eilbober Der 6irmo 2en5 unO 2oiiau
623 Ute StraBe 3.-8. SEER 2oiiau
mar idon felt lGngerer 3eit NIT Ell.
mem gtiereuleiOen (9rigbts 9iieoie)
beboftet, ood mahte ibm ooiirlbe bis
Dor elm paar 9ogen MIR nenig lin
bebagen, pesbalb aud lein 600 fir
unerportet fam. 0er9er-
itorbene mar am 10. Nai 1856 in
Berlin, 0euti6lanO, eeboren, erreih.
te iomit elm Alter bon ettpos iiber 81
Sabren. Sm Sabre 1881 fam er no1
0ieIem 2on0e, uno nerblieb Die er1ten
Orei Sabre in Stem yorf, gi1g Damn
nah Baltimore uno mar Is Sabre
6oremonm in @ilms Sultrumenten-
6abrif. Gor II Sobren fam er nod
@aibiueton uno iibernabm nit Sem
m Sen5 unter Dem 6irmanomen
Washington Journal., 1912-11-02
Gincm Scr5idlase erlesen.

Sim Somltag, fllr3 por9iittag muir
De in ieiner @obmtng, 1901 Gonnec-
ticut 9(pe., e. So, Hrof. Ssfar 4rub,
9ebrer Der Ntiliif, tot aufgcfunOen.
Gin @er5ihlag botte ieiliem Seben elm
gnoe genladt. ariib mar in Green
billie, @. g., geboren madte feline
Wluiifltuoien in Bolton uno Berlin,
uno mar ieit mebr ais 8man3ig Sab
rem elm MuiifIebrer in bieiiger Stoot.
.gr mar nidt uerbeiratet. Die Beer
oigung Der Seide fauo in &uorpiae,
Eenn., Itctt.