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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-27
Zinnia
&erlief Die @eihuadtsfeier oeiteru in
Der Soomann'ihcn @ittucn=
lclmatl.

Zen tpaferen 8reiiinueu, Die III
Der go0man1'ih g9lttpenbetmatJ
iorgenfret ibrcn SebensabenO beIhlie-
ben, itnttete geIteru Ser @eibnaht3-
Miami ieinen 9eluh ab un0 3u Der
rei5eno arraugirten uno prodtlg pcr=
laufenen @eibnnhtsfeier batten lid
Die 80nnerinnen bes Seinls in 1tdtt-
Iiher An3af)l etngefunoen lrnb iclbIt.
reOeno mar Der 2lnitalt aud non Ibre1
Dielen GSreltnoen IN Iubitan3leQcr
g8eiie geoad)t lporoen, ourh 8eloz
geihenfe ioDobl nie allh ourh ;3u-
Denoung oon 9taturalien lmb niiBIi,
diem Sahen, Die natiirlih init berg
li6em Ganf angenommen tpur0en.
gSle alliGhrlid mar cine mddtige
Siftertunne ieItlid geitnift nor
Den uno bate in einem Hcr EQrIor5
IufIteIlung gefllnoen, DdbrenO um
Den @elbnahtsbaum Die grciien Mfiit-
terheu lpahrello Der 6eier gruppirt
iaBen. Die 6eier puroe 0urh eineit
ber5lihen @iafonnnengruB ieiterts
Der laugiabrigen EraiiOentin iSrali
g. s. Sartmunn eingeIeitet uu0 oann
folgtcn @etbnaft@Iieoer, sSeitnuipra-
de uno geneinitJoftIihcr 8eio1g
Der Sn'aiiiuneu iotpohl pie Der sSeIt-
gaite. Ger SeitrpOner mar Serr So
itor q. Nemen5 bou Ser Gp. ct. Gau.
lus Stride, Der in ihlid)ter cher nm
10 ergreifenoerer Weiie iibsr ben Weib=
nahts6num iprah uno oaB er cen
9reiien Miitterten 10 re1r ans hem
Scr5en iprat, belptes Die tieic H:ib.
runJ, oie ieine 8orte BEL Den 8rei=
iinneu berporrief.
Sri. Dtartbn Sieflneier, Die be.
fannie Sopraniitin, bate mieoer in
Der IiebenspiiroiJiten @eiie :br IA.
lent in Sen GienIt Ser guten Sade
geiteIlt rno erfreute Die lSeitaditc luo
SSnlalinncn ouruj cine 9ln5abl priict-
tlg 3u 8eb0r gebrahter 9ieoer, bir
BON ibrer SGncIter, SSrau gorter, an
Dem alauier bcJleitct ipuroan. Zen
Seihhti' oieier iinnigen sSeier 5iloete
ocr gemeinit>aftltfc 8slong oe3 cr.
item Berle5 ocs herrlid)en @eibnudtS-
Iieoe5 oStille gtadt" norauf Damn
Die Seibeerllng Der G5reiiinnen ourt
Ole Sorltauhsoamen erfolgte. Die
aitelt Gamer puroet nit aQerlei
bliblden lno nilBlid)en Saden,
Striilnpfen. Saidentuhern, Shiir5cn
ulD., lotpte nit 4Itden uno Sbit be,
id)enft l1O nad)oem Die 9eit,eerllna
Dorilber mar, ging es III oen Speiie.
iaal, no Der @aite aufiee uno Sudden
barrtelt.
Inter ben 9onnern unb 1Sreunben
Der Initalt, Die anIdBIit bes Weih=
9aben an 9elo, 9latura=
lien uno niisIi6en Saden aeiarpt
1atten, befanoen ith Die Splaeuoen:
oerr 9oeusr, 5amiIie 9pepper, s5err
utar GoebIer. Union Supinas gant
& Sruit Co., 5err CHARLES 20.
Sdmiot, 5err $. Deisbroot, bic
alms & 8pepte 60, Sante gros.,
0err ". 3ueIt, Serr 6. Rihter, Ssrs
8. WubIbauier, 5rau !. $. Ball
mann, Jrau gbarlss puhta, Jruu
Robert 5reiiens, Srau u. Baum,
frau u. sietis IT,. fSrau 0unter,
Serr 8al aattiIs, sSrau q. Siptia,
5rau 6. Nippert, syrau %. Shreiber,
oerr 6. 6ertbel, 5rou 6. 9ots,
frau Sophie Tieper. 5rnu Mombera,
Jrau 6. s. aoeiter, arau $. q.
s,eiiter, Jrau q. Stiefel, 5rau gremz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-27
.9ur6 9ufen 3eriprang
Gin glutgefGh.
Saet, 8efabr fam permieoen unS
0eilung in 3 Stunoen beipirft
iUerDcm.

Gin Sdbrcibeu fir meot3inifdbc 3eitf6riIteIt
iagt, oa6 Suten nftuaIs perantporIid 1T fir
oa5 Beriten bon RIutGefuBeH, Gin 9uiteH .ooer
ertdttung beoeutet 6nt5irnoune tSieber) mo
GeriiopfuHg ItHo oieie pieoer finoen an, oai;
Der aorper colIer Silt uHo 4hfaufrpffe 1T Gins
tahe GiHoeruna, pie ite in Bdtentmeoi8ineH an
3ureffeH lit, u1o rim g8bi5feD fhdoeR oftmaIs
mebr ais iie gut tbuu, ba tie uebr GeritDpfuHg
teroorrufen. Gin BARTENDER IGrntiperSnIteHinrltp
nIro SSuroer hefDirfen, uub bier foIgt Elm Res
sept, neldDes berubmt miro ourd ieUe prDnIpte
EInoerlHg uno beritbmteu SureTl. Gs befreit
nas z9item BON Dcn urfadlen ausdenoEmeu 'es
III sdptrotud]t. 28aricn Gle Hcbt bis bic
gen Sic nit oieer 8ciunoIunq an. nclnc Utana
DE IN 1lnf GtuHoeH iurirt. Ban mifhe tn
elmer 5Iaffe cine babe Iln6c fIuio g8iIo gbers
ro Bart cine llH3e GompcuHo @iieuce Gars
biol uno bret 1ln3en SUrnp Q8hitc Pinc Som.
gouro. .glaH nPbme 3Dur3iq LropfeH aIc babe
stunoe bier StunoCH lang, baum eineu baIber
big elHcH Lbeeloffel Cou ore ooer piermdl tiqz
llh. DtGU 1ebc ben 5sHocrr Weuigrr e HaCt
benz alter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-27

foeroer, 5rau Qouiie Qunfen6eimer
unb 6err 6enrp Is. 8efebad.
Sine iinni9e lleberraf6un9 tpar ben
Sn1aiftnnen Der Dtttpenbstmatb be-
retts am Detbnaht5abeno bereitat
poroen. Die Qopal Daughters, bic
MitgIte0er Der 5onntugsfdule Der
0euti6en 8ii60fiihen U}etGobiiien
Stride auf Set. Quburn, Iteltsn iitb
nGmlih am Weibnaht5abeno in Der
Nnitalt Elm uno erfreuten Die GreiIinz
nen ourh ben 8ortro8 biibI6er Weibz
na6tslteOer unb befdentten jeDe Der
aIten 9amen nit etnem 6ubfheu
aDrbhen nit 0bit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-27
Gbe=Grlaubnibideine.

80
lWar $. Go!5Goff, q, 1922 GentrG,
I Mpenue.
tSdrab 8as, 10, bssgl.
(9ennis 5ibpatrit. Sc, 1867 Weit 6.
! Ipenue.
lUfarp Worgan, so, bssgl.
|Sacob MeiIter, 46, 819 asnpon aps.
l5annte 5riomun, Al, bssgl.
(9so. 3. Rubsns, AZ, s,noianapolig.
lSena 6. glod, Al, 2309 9ieblanb
Qpenue.
l5rdncls 6. Sausbsrtp, 80, COB Sp.
camore Ctr.
lGorinns Worraq. %, 2535 Dart 81.
|perrn GleOtIunb, 27, 768 G. 5. Ore.
l9attte 9apes, 20, bss9!.
lGrnit 6. McGuao6, 26, Daibinqz
ton .. s.
lGoitb W. Somlin, 90, 922 Summit
Npenue.
lIrthur Willer, q, 3112 Cinnamon
I Npenue.
lMaub Sobnion, Is, 1886 Main ct.
}gso. grorpn, 90, 753 Clinton Str.
lSucinoa 9oooaQ, %, 637 aenbon
Npenue.
lMatbhstp Rubsnbunit, %, 835 gant
I StraBe.
(Srsns 9. sotb, 10. 211O 9iDiiion
Strabe.
)Gb. Stmibt, %, POPS Meitern ape.
l2idian Saeobp, 10, 2108 9ipiiion
Strabe.
! 5Intonio petti, %, 619 SI <. Ore.
lWaria 8allo. 90, 1876 Baum Ctr.
}glifforp Sopce, %, Miamitopn, 3.
lSeifie Burger, 20, oessl.
lSat u. McDonalo. 35, 91t glart
! Strabe.
lQnnis Sariton, 35, 93s gstts Str.
(Gbas. Shreibsrs, "a, 724 Ri9mono
I Strabe.
| lJannp aaufmann, %. 1O1 Glbsr ct.
Oscar 3. 6slmsoerfsr, 80, Norpooo.
lInna 6. 5ofmann, p 2715 Chen
Mpenus.
5arrp 81. Metcalf. IS, Yrims5p,
San.
8penbolpn W. plotner. q, 1881
ylorioa glps.
Walter u. price, %, gpnibidna, aD.
lMarie Wbitutsr, Is, 3042 gurnst
Npenue.
(Gbas. 6. gorf, 80, 9baronpias, 81
lWuuie Mae 3ino, 80, csssI,
l2ouis 1s. aobl, 33, 31a3 Spring
Grope 2(pe.
lelnna gupe, "a. 4139 slppls Cir.
@rabcm 80. Stott, SO, glepelaao. 8.
5elsn M. Cunningham. %, 315 Sit
IL. Str.
lGugene M. GennebD, Al. Cairo, 81.
'aouella CRAWFORD, 3s. 527 asce ct.
5enrp %. 5isseralo, 81, Detroit
Wit.
Jannie Soutbaa, 81, 755 aenpon
Mpenue
Sam. 6. Woobp, "a. 4157 Coleman
StruBe.
Rorma M. gurt,, 19, 4136 Gang
ldnO Wpe.
Wm. Burns, 27. 759 Worgan ctr.
Neu Smithion. 90. 113 Sft 8. slpe. |
Stanislaus patasta, a., 1918 euis
Strabe.
slntoinette grotropsta, 18. 1916
pleniunt Str.
gImer 8. yeaseu. q, 2s17 eeio.o
Strube.
MauD 8. 3uII. 19. ROrpOOb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-27
9aS nerlpren gegangene
gpanierfel.

Serr 8uitap Watebler, Der befanltie
Budbanoler an Der oberen Ututn
StraBe, bate fir Dem @eibnahtstag
oerifieoene ieiner sSrelntoe, oarllnttr
nuh etIihe gHtglieoer Der belttioben
9beater-GeieWd)aft, gum stbenOeiien
eingelaoen nah ieinem foiigen Gus.
culum am gnoe Der gben Ipenue.
slls et1pas beionoers slpartes, ais
Souptattraftton, bate 8uItap ein Ge=
roitetes Spanferfel 5itr 9lsung iii
gluSIif)t geitellt. Ger fonnte lolher
Delifateiie Dioerlteben9 slae gelaoe-
men 8aIte lparen benn ul,f) prompt
erld)Ienen, l1o ungefabr INN Die
iefite glbenbitunoe iollte lno poIlte
man lid, sum ledern Wtuble nieocr.
leBen.
"a nun oas lllnge 9oritenbieb fiir
ibren Rohofen 81 groB mar, ifyifte es
5rau Weiibler 3ur Roitung in cine
gdferei, oie feir1e Mu1oert Wteilen
bon ibrer guhbanolung entfernt IT.
Gttpa eine bolbe Stunbe BON Der feIt-
geiesten Si,pper3eit Io1lte oas fnuS.
perig gebadene Sfppeinhen in Der
Wuebler' 'id)en gteiioen3 on Der Bara-
oies StraBe abgelieiert iperoeAl. 60
mar alles genal ltno prG3iie be-
ltinrrtt. sluem 5tpiiden Wtuuo
Shipeinebrnten lit nunbes ihon oa.
stpiihen geratben. Gs mar iehS
llbr, aber fein Sponierfel lieB ii6
blifen, neoer elm ger6ites nod, elm
lingero1tetes; man Dartete nod cine
balbe Stunoe lulo qu6 nod cine
gan5e; persebensl Wan teIepbonirta
iortgeiest uno iebr energiih na6 ser
gdferei uno erbielt ben geid,eio, OaB
Der sSli5rmann init Dem Spanferfel
beretts Dor 5rpei Stuuoen ipeggefabs
rem iei une l1nsit an ieinem geitinl-
mlinssorte bate eintreffen nriiiien.
Ginige Der @aite, Die nit beionbers
feinen Riehorgunen ausgeriiitet iino,
nlatten lid nun naf) alien bier
SimmeIsridtlingen auf Die Suhe
nad} Dem perirrten SpanferfeL piel.
mehr oeiien alltId)er. glber lpett illo
brett mar nifts fllulperig Sttpeiner.
mes 81 erifnlppern imo nod piel noe.
niger eiH iran5oirif-bdueriiter 9lb-
lieferungsDapen 5u erbliden. 9ellte-
los uno NIT laugem Wagen famea
Die aisgeianoten 4lnbihafter 5uriif
es mar in3piihen balb aht llbr ge-
iuoroen. Ges pergeblid,en Wartens
niioe Mnb ais praftiife Sausirau
ribtete Die @aitgeberin einen graten
BON einem auspepabienen gorlteii.
nieb Der - gliidIiherlpeiie maren cir
paar Rfuto oapon ailf3utreiben -
,trlo, DeB anebbfen, Der griob
ifntedte nidt id,leht. gls Damn gar
nod bel Der 9eluirtbins Der tSoriter.
bdns gra3ioS oen liebenstpiiroigen
sSber" ipielte, ba mar oie SponIall
baIo ean5 perseiien unb es berrihte
citeI sSreuoe nnb 6r0bIihteit. Gas
notbige gab mor ia reihIib ul;b
redt5eitig bel Sreuno @uitap einee-
troffen.
als man lid um Die mittern1htige |
Stun0e trennte, befano iih bas |
Spnnferfel ilrtmer nod in Der SIRE: |
ipobriheinIid fabrt Ger autifer nod |
iest oarnit in ben lanlnltlifen 9or-
ltdoten nnicrer Vorfopolis berum duf
Der Sufe nah Der Mueblerifen STE.
li0er3. Vie benz audi iet, nit
Iron1nlen @liifs- ,mo Segenstpiin-
lten miro iid 5ran WuebIer geltern
Triih IN Der bpiogten 8aderei nid)t be
oanft baben fir Die .pronlpte ge-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-27

ieuidoft. Der aldges 1T grant
Wuerf6, Ger felt benz llnfaG i'm 0p:
ipttal eelegen but unb iebt ulsSaner'
3ensgelb $4,000 nerlangt.
Gtngerei9tes Seitament.
G6ds. g. pfeiffsr psrmu6t feline,
Satpeiter Mtrnis Mc&ane 800 uni
ben Reit ieines 8ern0eens an feline
S6Deiter SoIspbtne CONNER nit BEN
@rfuden, fir ieinen 8ater 81 iorgen
10 lunge berIelbe lsbt. Die 2sBtert
iou audi ols 3eitamentsDoQitrets
fungiren.
N q d la E g den.
George GanIter 1T Ro6laBDsrpal.
ter bon George @aniter, Sr.; gerIos
naLien $500 8runbeigentbum $780,
Sobn 5. Denner 1T Ro6laBbers
palter Don Soi. s. SO. Terree; gers
IOnalten $4OO, 9runoeigsntbum $40:
900.
Scott gonbam lit RadLaBDsrnoIter
bon 5rances 6. Sodion; PerionaIier
$3.50.
Catherine 90. Malep lit Eeitaments
boQItrederin DON Glen Malep; perios
nalten $4O0.
alfreo 8. Sornberg lit NahlaBoer=
Dolter BON PetY 8. 9ornberg; perz
iGnalien $4,000.
Wm. 8. 9ibIon lit Rd6laBbertpalz
ter bon Robert 6. Slater; perionus
lien 800, 9runDetgentAum $140O.
Der perI0nli4e Nd6lab beg Bernie
U2tholopit6 betrdgt $50, oasienige oes
Gotparb R. 8ubrmonn $63, ,44O.
8erI hiebenes.
5reberid 8roermunn erIanote Elm
llrtbeiI iiber $394.53 gsgen sopbia
Braun.
0aOio Repburg erlargte Elm urtbetl
iber S47O.85 gesen Suitus 9borner.
Die 8eo. Wtebemann gretDino So.
tlogte fiinf WedieIforoerungen iber
3u'dmmen $4718.14 gegsn GmiI 9.
Shmttt elm.
Die Mt. Seolt6p SaDiug &c 2oan
so. tla9te cine 6ppotbetforoerunQ
iiber $1330,47 gegen 5enrp 90. 5al3z
mann elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-27
Aftieafapital Der 8alSmiu So. er6Obt.

Mftienfapital Der 8alSmin So. erb0bt.
Die attiondre Der Bolbpin piano
20. befhlOfen geitern. bas attien=
topitol ber iirmd BON 300, 900
anf So, 100000 au erh6bkn. Wie aus
fahrli8 in bitfen 6pnlten berihtet,
nnrbe bieier pIan ben Qlttionaren
Dor einiger 3tit nnterbreitet in anbez
tra4t Der Sbatfddte. oa6 Der lIebers
i4ub Der 5irma ouf niht ipenieer als
$ls800. 600 geititeen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-27

- Sn Der 9a6t BON Mitttpoh auf
TpHnerItag itatteten ginbre6er benz
Sdublooen oea 2lntou Rettie, Ro.
226 uuiDeriitp 2lpenue, einen 9eIuo,
ab uno itobIen 81 in 9aar, fopi.
mehrere Buar Shube etc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23

sshsd The oouvicS, turning upoa hin.
-Havs ave years changed NJ 90
mBchf Perhaps my beard n whfter
thEn n waa the night you ned With
hor b ne yacht m Cadin bay
The convict gave q mingled CRY.
IKE a beast In pain. shrinking hack.
with bis face one grAy mask a. hsmr.
Not MurtimeTg- be Whispered ~
cant be Mortimer. He died
You are quite mistAk@n.- said
Hearne politely.
Il an happened very sviftty-ln one
long breath or 30, n aeen@d to ma
craig spranE nom bis sal and ran
wildly down the slope: bit the old
man vas not ave yards behind him-
believe that The convict bad tn
pace % hiu. but ths clin turned Crals
10 the right and the next moment
they had closed. and hung. EwaytnE
upon the edge.
The nickar % q knife. q shrfn. ptp
ing CRY. and they we're gone
was alone IN the great silence
save for the faint murmurr q the
stream AZ Il fought the rocks b.
l0w.
n took me ten minutss aud more q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23

ring q ths fact that there we're mere
Ncrwegtans in America than IN Nor
way. said the company could not hope
20 attract all their fellow countryTnen
back 20 their native land. bust trusted
the Inauguration ~ the Tine would en-
able them 20 pay more frequent visits
% Norway. The ship Niu nrcommo-
date toS first class. ils second class
and TOO emigrans
STANDARD OIL RIVAL.
SIR Marcus samuel and his asso-
ciatea. who control TIE shell Transport
ard Trading Company. ths rival % ths
standard OF ConapanN 80 far as ths
ofi trade secs IN tire British and East.
eru markets. have just organized q nev
company % build q feet ~ rnotoi
ships
souns time arc SIR Marcus sanue
expressed his intention. n ~ could not
set British shipowners n make widsi
usa Of internal combustion engines. g
huiid and operate q number - motor
ships and hiA purpose 10 carried oui
On this new company. which has = cap
ital ~ tBoee. 600
Tire vessels viii not enWaFn IN ~
carving - Oh for ne she'll Comranv
but will 10 employed m The ordinary
carrying trade Some - ths ships az
already under construction.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23

EEuurmo. wtrh a hard ca ~ shouh
an. we have NJ time b waste. ~
mnmfaar-
We wmppcd the iunr cost over his
.ygfhUw ciothoa. stuck ths via over his
cropped bead. and halped him 10 tn
ffumf HaEL i took my place beside
hfln. Hearna ciamhcrod Cd hglatnd. and
uEr fuuFney began.
Tho hurus vas ~ ~ old moug
nruud 20 could hava bowtsd % along
at q GOOD ton miles an hour n The
fag Ind allowed a, but ua n Wa 80
raruly eEreedud half that speed. n
WAS a minerabio time. CRAIG sat hud
dAai ~ my atde. nov clruinE M fox
~ delay. uow peuring bach along ths
nDnds while ho implorod ua tn cen him
NJ n were EnIlorlnE boots that he
heurd tis Wa an mfempersd. PEI
ulaut man. and Z az NOT waste either
puiitunoaa or sympathy upon bin n
wn nut untn w. had passed over
mHna miles, uf rolling uulanda and
firuups,d duWn q steer descent tn e
muaasruWu hritrn that the fog show
ed signs az hrenkinN AZ wa strain.
81 20 tha opposite hu a. beran %
ear away on flying wiHpa me uhe
fE lohe az Erugt Erua. giving %
glimpse ~ a narrow Hl1ua ~ turf
ending tn "a rIE. ~ the foot ~ Which
an unseen river muaned and chuckied
4 help-d Fou i1yaEiy==yuu have no
complaint HTuirrt ma- asked oId
Hrrrne tipping mo suddenly on ns
HErHIIrr
p rouH never wa a better con.
rafa- f0If Sim
That a 7 h5ps yuu win al
WAYS tHirk ~ ma
I" uH. not a k'rF - man tn tan
r.r ..mrnH and glanced bach Ir sur
ET.E" There VA en- eruruasinr 81
rfann lpur a.m. Tnrh NJ r have never
f@rT pa human rnHufenanca. eth.
f before 7r since re smiled. ana
rra.hng uyor save ny hand q
rEnreut
Y7u havo ere making ~ a rDod
fr1rw E Fun7 10 nf May ne
fHfrH frrrrf HrHr faUIea-
We fHrrH on I'M silence fr- 4rhIh.
end fH"r .nn #.H man rnsn FrrrfrF
uHon HH cushions 0I enc back seat
-H#r. comes frr Gun. Frura Craig r.
D. wd rra mIea ane rrrffarIrr
ard l1a world comes n-enIna through
o. wr...." sou HHHk |r freedom.
Women and wine Trf rarF#-t1rr tbs
al. #H. ..ir within rHar
.ar' uHa #r #rF.I may Jon bar-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-23
Race Suicide Is q
Problem in Australia

teorss.u~s Erors ~sss oHsi
cases N GREAT Britain. under ths In
suranos Act. similar attendants IL pro-
vidsd. and u 10 interesting 20 note thar
m reply 20 a question "a Parliament,
n wss stated on behalf - the govern
msnt that ths weekly sum paid 20 the
unothsr IN addition % medical attend
ancs and nursing. would noe hr doubled
In case ~ twins Where trp.Ffs are
born, the mother. aa always. receives
the Kings bounty % t1S.
INDIA PAYS HANDSOMELY.
The report that = number ~ lndia =
princes had In contemplation a mas
nincent gift - several battleships ari
armored cruisers 90 the British navy.
q plan declared IN competent quarters
90 be impracticabis has drawn atten-
ton 20 whst India already auhscribea
90 naval and military administration.
The Indian naval contribution amounts
% only $500. 600. which Be- lees than the
coat ~ the East Indian squadron. A
sruail but important fragment r. tho
British navy
For the Indian army however. India
supplies the total cost. matter q
come sio0. 900. 900 The regular forces
w ANAAA NV NANNNNH aHHfNN." AHN'.lAH VIZ
whom 1900 are white trooTs. 3 900
British ofncsra and non -commlasinnel
ofncsrs with the native army. ard 49,
600 are natives 81 india. Besides these
there are $500 volunteers. mostly
British: $500 Indian army reserves
and 5000 Imperial service troop
making q grand total % $4,000 Tn
Imperial service troops are MAINTAINED
entirely BY the Indian ruling chiefs
To all these must be added the sur
vivinR forces % the native FtatHE
v HIGH although greatly reduced. stIIl
number IS 900
NoRWEcIANs m AMERICA.
Al the launching % the Kristianla-
ford. the FIRST ~ the two vessels build
ins % the order o. Den Norskc Ameri-
taiinte. for the American trade. ths
Norwegian minister IN London. refer
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WELL ATTENDED

Many friends ~ the family and mem
bsrs - orders 90 which he belonged
before death yesterday afternoon at
tended the funeral ~ John Pens. who
died here Saturday in Ms seventy fifth
year
Services were conducted a. 81 MI
chaers church and interment IN 81
Michaers cemetery followed. The de-
ceased lived here many years
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WILSON SPENDS A
DAY AT PRINCETON
Takes rive Neur waik DURING
Which Hs Visitsd Pises Where ss
Ruisd ger Mary Yssra
~ AaEocATEn PREsa

PRINCETON. y =. Dec. a1.--Gov. WI
son became President Wilson. II
Princeton University" again Tor . fee
minutes TO-DAY After q nve-hour walk
through Princeton, with half q doFen
uewspar~r men. ~ vent into Seventy
Sine hall. lookinE over, for the nrsi
time in to years the ofncs where ~
ruled &c IRE university president
DuFinE ire coming week. GOV. VIII
son win - in Trenton. where con-
fsrsnces are scheduled Wits speaker
Clark Representative Underwood
Hoke smith and other leaders.
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SANTA BARNEY
ARRIVES HERE
eosEs VITA LOAD o. INVITATIONS
70 eslLoRGs 70 VISIT rHE
NoViGa

Al ere chi'fren m penaaoa,a haVH been
invttFd to theatre parties nt the mHnfh
nest THURSDAY aufrnonn 10 mrkffH ere
necessary
PROM I u'riork a. Z o'rinrk rhurahaf
afternoun the white chndren wil ue en-
trrthfneA
A. tha Belmont Theatre from 3 O'clock
O. g nr iork Friday afternoon the rHinreH
rhiHrFu win De- entertained
"A santa rHua 81 The name 81 MHHH
g narnFT has secured tho thranfrea fnI
thcHe afterununa and a program pisaair s
e. the children wfi ba aiNFu. AhmiHairH
win hs tnbnnea FOR ere houra ard nobody
hiI b. allowed 81 paW o. act in.
0rnwuuua may 81 admitted. hut thrr
uust have Children IN their care %
act IN
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7rains N erdsr n steal bis money
ana IN the next issue. lands him rcr
giwing hts monsy for some Qurposa
which, when analysed. shows The ego
mamie that prompted q. ho~ are those
not recognized - Authorities going O.
make that boz Sc taat n hs had raia
bis employees enough 90 care foT their
sick thsy wouldn't need hospital with
his name ever Tire frcnst door
That 70 only one illustration q an
evil which extends into every realm
q human activity and keeps the clock
% human progr~ss hack about twenty
yeArz We are really twenty years be-
hind ths tines this minute, ~ the bssi,
ana n - sasy 20 prove a."
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WEEK BEGUN
FtFsr sApTisr COMMITTEES DESIRES
70 oEr esuRcs FRUE o. oHar
~ yAsUARy FtRsr

m ar effurt 81 Close tfa year 1913 NTH
ur trdehfednesH against fHa cunnr~ua-
flun. the HrnrrF committee q tha FirHf
HaptiHf rhurlh HaH luHf.fufnf self
afrinl week e. rEfFuf a. uHNf sunday.
ThfV hrra tH rM4HF enough ~ clear al
outstanding nhtiHati0ns. ard have request
90 tho members Or deny fEfmHRlVna a Mt-
Ue scmFtEluE and subscribe - ere funh
" ~ Herrid|T T. q Durham. nf J
Piewlrrf huf q IE TH.F. comprising fha
cHrT ufffer. have H..f nut letters urHinH
frn FrHHtnl sn8satHr En- as ere wurh
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fHnnN0ae1 ron faEe Nn@f
coaches woult have hren demolished.
and possibly both
FIXING TAE BLAME.
Louisville a Nashville of1rials are
now Investigating with e view ~ fw-
ms the blame f1r The wreck. Enrineer
Hiiburu saws TIRE switch vas open and
De- saw 70 % hiH engine approached.
The work train had gone into the
switch @nure hours before and later a
freight train raased Eoing south. The
farnnn - this train N 81 understood.
says thar the switch was locked hni
~ O. vas unlocked Afterwards it was
~ some one essc.
Practically an tranir on the road was
a. stnndstiu during yesterday. a. the
track had been torn ur fur a Ions dis
lance and the engines and cars piled
zoo Iu mass N viii probably 20 thls
afternoon before the track b. cleared
The damaEs ia estimated "a $4,000.