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,lcat amd @annncn aIcihcr.

Die 6criteI!un9 non aleioer3eua
ous 6niern ber @aulnenpilan3e III
nitt etpa BON unierem .gonlnels
fruit" in @eitjnoien erIunctu nor
ben. ioneern pieImctr i'm Ternen
Siten; iie biir t, ober in no6cr gu
tunit o.lGj in peitinoiihen unu ams
rifouii,hen P"1ionm. mo 9dn1nen
maiienbait madien. 3u ein,r beoeus
teDosu Snouitrie meroen. n1d0erl lie
iifcr bic GtuT, bcs tlofen Grperi
meates nunm,tr binaus gu iein
Ideint.
9us Fehr einf14 rir6 bos ser
ftelIunls Nerf1hrcn oeitilbeyt. menn
s5 ourh ni6t ohne @iIIe pon W1Ihie
rerie bor Ii6 o,ht. g8n IdBt Iau'er
Gtrsiien bts Stenoels sart Elm On
ftrument binourAlauien. has tin
gaar i'umpier 9linacn euthdlt. melde
bic dubere sriine N1ut obih1 6tn.
I'm fies oLer n6QIibit AT srItic5isrn,
merten porhtr oie GtcnoeI iibtr Sci
ieln noll tp''cnosm g8dier nusdes
b5mpit, Bis fe rei6 ogporoeu ijnb.
Tie Taiu. ntffe nnn nod 2tb
T6otuna her oriintn 65ut ,rl1nqt
hst niro in t3eua oe'e1i uno bonn
tii4tia oeilcpii. I'm aTls abeyiAHTiiqe
2,udtiattit 6eraus1o'rofsn 0sitsr
hn mirb fs osreiri1t mn in r,qel
re6ter UeiIe IN G1rh oerwanosI'.
n,lfes ter gQ,fer re.f., pevnr6siist.
Voh ri btrerH. tb m1u iiir citTs
To6ri'1tior Qu~2en beuaei, pcIhs
eia 1r1r, o1 Tra
Gri5sr ora Ir'tsm ctcif ToIl,r
cfsrio bauebf ieir nie Fe leidt
fino, uun fjh 1un @r1sn IN tropi.
'tsn uro Gifr IP'oionsn
un7emcin It 'i-nen tlo, rur.
6af fs borl1Iii7 ned Ieb. t,usr
tommer. 3@ rsrtea nit tr n,i
irsr Musosbuur1 n0 e5rtl'tiie c6ne
9nsii;i Die ps:''. aosyniniii9sr"
rey3e3.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-19

nm ons Yauoen Der lleberIebenoeu Ser
2ltanlc 81 e,lelttern. Uenn Die 9or'
poibia an ihrem Yier i'm Norlb &Iper
ain Tonneritaa gIbeno poer Jreitoa IN
aller Sriibe gInter pirit. Vie SoIls
iCiuie Die @inw0uoeruussbeboroe. Ses
ante Der gunnro 9Iuie uno Der gIsw
gorler YOIiiej wei Den Die benz Iooe
snnpunenen &eiisnoen empiauaen,
Vim Mittmoh gbeno paren Die Yldue
fir Ben @mpian9 betannt 9emott
moroen. uno nihts III perseiien nor.
ben. nm DEN lleberlebenoen uno oercn
&erwnnoten. 10 lnu9e le niht ocu
Yier perlniien bnbeu. Dor oen YIeu9ie'
ri9en uno Tertretern rer 3eiiungeH Su
ihWben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-19
7ic 2itauic aataitr Jpbe i'm GUnarcf
Waibiugton, Z. g., Is. glpsil.

g8aibiu9ton, z g., Is. gpgil
3ie 9atniiropbe Der 3itanlc ipieIte
bel Den @erbanolur 5tn mi &ougreB am
Wiittmod Die 0oul Su beloen
0duiern wuroeu 5abheihe 'Sorlo9en
uno 6eioIutioneu ,in9ereicht. bic be-
spedru, Elm dbnIide9 ungllIt, Uenn
irgeno mo9Ilt. aus bem Bereld Der
MbgIihteit 81 riiden.
Der Senat nabm cine ReioIutloH
an. Die eine genaur lluteriufung Der
llriahe oes ihredIidlen llu9IiIds bnrh
oas SanCeIscomJte uoriiebt; oas
Gomte mirO iein beiun6eres glugen'
mcrf aui bic gu Der 3nbl Der Yaiins
Qiere in teinem &erbaItnlB iielenoe
9tn5abI Der 9ettuu9sbpOtc gu rlhlen
hQbeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-19
3aS aIima Ocr StcinfOJlcn5cit.

9lu5 ocn 3ahlrcidcn ioiilen8dum.
reiieu, Die ans Der Sic.nt05len3elt
aui ms qcfpulucn lmo. III Is mog.
lid lntarc'iaute Shljie oli on5
Gl.mu 81 maiden. 0ns IN lcHer Qe.
rio6e IN )lgr0europo 8ehcrrldlt hat.
Die 5oiiilicn 3eiBcu ndmlid nlenldl5
Den Aniae pen ,Id5rcsrlnacu SAT-.
rc5riugc an Ndum,u tutiie5en abcr
0a0urt, 0lb IhioIae ciner @at5.
tumsiiuerlng euc anoers geariete
Stdt pou 3cIieu iit abiagcrt; an
merte hllnmuanoi9e 6rllh}c,lcn"
iflieBen it'd 0Ifluauol9e Spat}el.
len" an unicr oen GuiILB ser
madstlnl5benluen0en GlIte @enu
Der g8uter rem GrilaIiug peidt,
fallen oicic Gniluiic iort. mo e5
entiteben micocr. idlari Getrcnnt pCn
ihacn. 0le 1rilt3eaeu 1ic'catbcln'
Be Wodj5tumsart .'''.clt iid1
bann nls fonientrl h ate Ncuu
nun bel ben Sem ra oe9 Carbon
6ervtiac Rmgc ici % itjieBt
gr @o.lai in ter ],'turuiiien.
id,aitliten 0ohenidr muB
aud ser y4ctiel Der g'rbIt
ba6en GIN foniiante5 mub
qe6erritt babcu Eabei af l5er
nitt u5til. an Elm tropi Ultima
an beufcu ion0ern e5 9ell cben
Gin aeuafiaies lupnahmen ~ nur
fencn mat5tnsbcnmcnoanS 4Uan.
tungen an. jalegt mar
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MeritO aibt idlruffe slniluurt.

Wierito inuote beute cine 9lnwprt.
ouI ole nmerltaniihe g8arnun9suote,
bic ourh BEN itelIpsrtretenoen Setretdr
6nntington g9iIipn Der merifaniiben
&eserun9 ibermiitelt noroen mar.
Z mcrJtnnlibe Re9ierun9 DeIit leoe
NerantwortIihteit lur Ieoe 0anoIungss
meiie oeS Generals OroScos runome8
ab uno uerwnbrt iit gesen bic Bereh'
tlguu9 Der S8oib,n9tOner &egieruug.
oerartige 6rmabnungen an Werito 81
erlniien uno III uer0ifeutlibeu.
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Gntlum in 0lIabama.

Mongpmerp. NIn.. Is. Nprll.
Sbaop @rope, cine tleine Ortlosai'
80 WielIen iuotd pon bier, muros
Wittwoh 9tahmittas pon einem Gptlon
beimgeiuht. Der Die 8aptiiiens9lrbe
uno Orei Gjeihdiie Seriiorte. Cine 6rau
iuuroe 9etpoiet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-19
Sir .Rppicpe!ti
Yaluton. Wih., II. QIpril

NU3UIUIII ItIV.f Y. NFIIl'
Sm p.erten 0iitritt Mihisnns pur'
Nen ont Gienita9 Die ioI9enoen oui
&polepeIt initruirten QeIe9aten gu benz
republitnuihen NatipnnIConpsnt ers
mdblt: SObn Z. Cpsus, Benton 0ars
Dor uno @owaro 6. 3eio. glQegGn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-19
1Or.,hrittc Der aatbolifem. 9em

uon Z Z aeunebn publBlrtn off5lel'
len ,otbollider 2lorsBbuf 5uioIas bee
hn0en iih I5OI5,563 NatboIten IN
ben @er. Staaien. sue 3unahme uon
3aG.sos in ainem 1abr uno BON
> .038.3l2 IN sebn Jabren Nu9 bic
3ad. Der tatboiiAen @elitIihet 9ir'
den, Sduleu uno Gtaoemien bat be-
oeuieno ,ugsnomman
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-19

Suffnung 9endbrt wurbe, baB Der
3ampier, obnObl l6mer beI6dol9t, nlbt
iinte, uno 6aB ale Haliaeiere 9erettet
leien. 3ieIe 9n6ribten muren allers
oine8 ni6t nmtliher 9iatur, uno feline
einSi9e pon ibneu fam pom Der Titanic
ielbIt.
Surs nab Z llbr glbenos fam BON
Sap &ace, baS 400 Msilsn pUn Der
llnglidsitsae eutiernt lit, Die MeIonn9,
oab Die 3itanir ua 2:20 llbr Wtprs
qens, 3 Stunoen 80 Winuten nnb Dem
3ulammenitoB nit bem @isberg, geiuns
fen lei. Die 3epeide fam oon benz
3nmpfer @orpatbin iiber BEN 8ampler
olympic oon Der g8blte Star Qinie uno
meloete. oaB Die @at tpntbia, Die Iid aut
Der 5obrt mad Often beIano uno oui
orobtlpiem gSeee oon Der 9itnnic Su
6iilie seruIen mOroen lei crit an9es
tommen lei ais Ser 3nmpIer Titanic
bereits geiunten mar.
&ettun9sboote befanoen iih allers
oin9S an Der llnslidsiteae. uno nnf
Den mnaeren Seridten befanoen ih
olrin go T0liagiere uno Wiannidnfs
len, melitenS 6rauen uno &inoer. 8leIe
bat Ser 3epeide 5uiplge Die Garpntbta
aui9enummen uno bsfinoet iidl lebt ouf
Der 5obrt na6 giew Yort. gluBer ben
&ettung 5eigten nur eini9e
trimmer an, oaB bort eln ltoISes
S6ifi 9elunten mar.
3mei Meilentief
Saliior, g. g., Is. NpriI.
Qa8 Grab oes 3ompfers 9itanic
Iie9t minoeitens Smei Meilen unter benz
Meereslpie9el.
Wtan nimm' on, onB bns Shiff 800
Nleilen uon 6oliIor uno un9efdbr 20
Wleilen BON @rano Snnts. in Der
Niitte Sluii@en Gable Sslauo unb Sap
Race, 9eiunten 1T.
gtDroIi6e 8oute 9efdbrIi d.
3aB Die n6rblihe &oute in 6isier
Sabresjeit seidbrIih iit, erbeIlt bnr'
aus. CAB Serr 5ranflin erfIdrte, Die
transatlantiifen 9ampier9eieuihaiten
batten iid oabin geeinigt, Die mebr iiioe
iihe 6Oute 5u rdblen, Iolan9e @iss
berse in Der 5nbrtridtung Der nDros
Iihen &oute eemeIoet peroen.
@apt. &pltOn pom Der Garpatbja
bat in ieiner Isbten 7epeife IN bic
Gunar6 9inie semeIoet, bnB er Inngs
lam ourb elm @ielsIb uui gieu 2lort
jufcbre.
areu5er b &c 6idt.
@o,1inG.on, II. 2lpril.
4rdIoent 3nit bat 3ienitas 9lbeno
oen WtarineIetretdr on9ewisien. Die
beioeu 9reu5er Salem uno gbeiter
uun Somptpn 8ooos aus Der Garpa.
thia eutoe9enSuihiden, onmit lie lOiort
eine qenaue 9iIe Der an Bor6 befinos
lidben lleberleben6en Der Titanic an
Die 2eeieruns in @oibinstOn ienbsn
t6nnten. 3ie Gbeiter ipuroe um 4
llbr 0ahmittngs aui ornbtIOiem g8ese
40 MeiIen auBerbaIb BON 6beIapeate
gape erreiht uno oampite nit elmer
Gei6pinbieteit pon 20 MeiIen, nm 10
ihnea in gerbinouns nit Der Gar'
pathia gu 9eIonsen.
ya6 gtnii6t Der Sohosritdnoissn
pir6e ss elm 3ins Der llumpsIihteit
iein, geniIesnb 8Oote an Boro 5u baben
nm ale 4aiioaiere auiiunsbmsn Oor
aaeu 7iusen, neil niht Die senhsen'
BEN Bsoienungsmdnnihaiten oa isir
wurosn. IS bsiiebt jeood fsin 3pei'
iel. oas bic SeebDris bic .iuidldgi'
gen Beitimmungen reuioiren Diro
pie bsrsits isit slniser 3ett sepIant
tuuroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-19
Gnpt. 9lmnneicn ae,uiSmet.

Gbriiiania, 9lnrweaen. II. gIpriI.
Der Sturiine BON gtprlpe9en beiuiI'
Iigte an 0ienitns einiiimmie 136,365
Sronsu (etwa $4,000 iiir NmuuO'
lens gtOropol s@rpeoitiou.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-19
9ic ,,Sitanic" antaitrupbc.

AT ttuNtt StutuNNORBN*
Sbelei6 bas S6ifial Der Webr5abl
ber 234O anf benz 3itGnic be1noliden
3eripneu 3itnlta9 frib um llbr nod
i'm 3peifel mar. firbtete man bob, oaB
minbeItens 1900 8erlonen bel Oem lln'
teroano oes 3ampfets mad Der 9Ollls
iion nit enem @isbers i1r 9eben oer'
loren bdben.
Cine furs ndb Mitternnht ron Der
Slpmpic in Nep 0orf ein9etroifene
Suntenoepelhe meIbete, oaB S66 Ser
Ionen aerettet ipuroen, meiitens 6rnuen
uno Sin6er, unb Iit iebt an Boro Der
@arpotbia auf Der 6abrt nah 9iep Yort
peiinoen. 9ieie 9epelde iuurbe ipGter
ourh cine sipeite beltdtist.
Die erIten 8erihte meloeten ppn nur
675 @eretteten, opb Die neuen 3ablen
rebusiren Die Gootenlilte I'M beinnbe
200. Nenn man rehnet, mas anSus
nebmen lit, oaB ale @eretteten Halias
giere Iino. 10 bleiten bemnod nur uns
eeidbr $50 @niio9iere iibri9, iiber beren
Shidial man mob nihts meiB.
g9enn man oieie SddBung annimnlt,
1T oas lln9lild oas srDBte, melhes m
Der @eidl6te Der Sdifffobrt befannt
1T. 9lm ndbIten fommt nod oas lln'
elhd ser gltlantic, ebenfolls Elm gSblte
Stars9ampfer. nls i'm Sabre 1873 547
9erlOnen unter9in9en, uno oas Der ga
Boura9o9ne ppm Sabre 1898, nls 571
4eriOnen oen TOo in ben JIutben fans
ben.
MtllipnGre un6 BilIionGre
on Bpro
glew gorf, Is. glpril.
SoQoIialer 9lei6tbum bate feline
Gertreter unter osn ifiifbriidi9en 6abrs
adIten. WlinoeitenS ie6S WtilliOn1re,
6eren @erm6gen iid) nur in adt' Ooer
neuniteutssn 3obIen auSoriiden IGRt.
iparen an Soro Der Titanic. WSan miro
nht iebl9reiien, penn man oas @es
iammtperm1gen, oas in Der erlten 9ds
iiite pertreten mar. auI mebr als elne
balbe Billion Dollars idGbt.
9ln Der Spite Der 9olnrt6nige unter
oen 5nbrsdlten itebt Sobn Sacob glitor.
oas Sberbaupt oes befannten Saules,
Der fir feline Herion allein iiber $780,
100000 perfiigt gIItor fam ppn elmer
@urppareile nit leiner jungen tSrdu.
elmer geburenen Maoelaine 6orce, Der
er nm 9. september oprigen Sabres IN
3rouioence aneetrout muroe.
Benjamin @us9enbsim, mabrihein'
lib Der n1hItbeoeutenoe in finan5teller
Sinii6., lit Der finite BON ben iieben
Sbtren Nleper @u99snbeims. Der Die
glmerican S,1elting & Reiining Gp..
BEN S6msIjbittentruit, sriinOete. Setn
8erm0oen miro auf $95,000.000 9e'
ihdst. Sene 5rnu, oeren Name ni6i
in Der 9adaeierlilte srifeint, 1T eine
9odter oes betdnnten New Yorter Ban'
tiers Sames SeIismann.
@eoroe 3. Rieoensr 1T Der Sobr
pon q. u. 9. 8ieoensr. benz StroBen'
bobnmoanoten in 4bilnbeIpbin, oeher
@erm09en minoeItsns s50000,000 be-
trGet.
Siioor Strnus. elmer Der an9elsben'
iten yem gorter TuduarenbdnoIer. Del
ouh ais @obItbdtsr betannt IL oerfii9
elelhials ilber minoeitens $50, 100000
0srmD9en. Gr 1T Nlit9lieo oes Aui
iihtsrntbs SdbIreiher gonten 9ruitge
ieaihditen uno @obiabrtsitiftungsr
in gIep 9Ot.
7ie mlhrtht perurio d 4
Gutiesen.
Die 9ldhriht opn osm llnter9dns
oes gampiers mar elm umio ibWererei
Salae. ais ben san5su Tag uber ot
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Ser gunrf O~ at bmlOcn SSc bB
3u9anbrud rre ooh Nttun9ote
erhte oaB Die 5an tr
S9n9rao meth 9euen
tan dbl nno AS FeOnn
unOb
NriOn dnihlBld Der SeoBm9
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-19

g9er Die Ireue ans 0em 3e.te Weiit,
Bate idou ogn NCrrat ais 9ett5e.
rofeu
Gauieno iia4 zine JIattO ..
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l COL Heripnen am9e Z
tpnl neu; nllr 80
leberlebeno
9Iem g)ort, 10. }lpril.

Der Tompier ,Gurpoibia" nit
Den lleberlebcuoeu Der (ltnnica
&ataItrOpbc al @oro fam 0eiteru
9l6enb balb 9 llbr III 9(ep NOrt
al uno bradte Die eriten autbcu=
tiihen 9iahrihten iiber Oao I'm
oliif. 9ie Sitanic hattie in
@unSen 2340 Yerionen 0n SurO,
ppn oeueu 745 9erettet wurOen;
eS lino oemnah 1895 4erionen
nit Dem llu9liidSidiii unterse=
9ansen. 9}On ben eieretteten
liuo lpater Is all ben ouageitans
benen 2eiOen geitorben.
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Tu-t Gir.-sht 1at't oos aIeirc,
burt ,IpiatQ4t 5troat 30 e9roBts.
lSaallt)
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Su6It6e Ruute angeprbne.

z Il | de H ~ { ng pr II c l.
Tie Tttanic nor nit wniieroihten
Shotten aus9eitattet, Die elettriid bee
trieben uuroen. Gbne 3peiiel bat
0aber oie 9olliiion SEN 9lpparat berart
bel61oigt, oaB er nibt nrbeitete, ooer
nber Der @isber9 bat cine Seite oes
Shiffes ppllitdnoi9 iortseriiian.
Die gunaros Qinie bat beute Die
itrifte 0roer ausse9eben, ouB nlle S6iiie
oie iuoIide anitatt Die n0roIide &Oute
uebmen
NlIQemeires 8eilet6.
@aris. II. 9JpriI.
3ie eeiammte Ireiie 5rantreids
oriitt @n9lano uno sen Ser. Staaten
anlGBlih oes llnter9nn98 Der 9ltdnic
OOS berSIidlts Ssiieo aus. Ollie 3ei'
tungen ertldren, oos llngliif lei fein
nationaIe8, lonoern elm tnternatio'
ndles.
5rnnj6iiide Mnrines Sn6oerltdnoise
be9innen bereits, 2ebren aus Der itrtfs
ljhen 3rnsooie Su Sieben Ger Mutin
perldngt, oaB cine glrt SeepOIiiei ot9as
niiirt meroen lpne, Die Die Gnpitdne Der
transatIantiihen Stilie nui UOn SIS
bergen orobenoe @eiahr aufniertlam
MAIDEN ipQ. IS miro Der &ori6Iog
esmaht, oaB 9eudtihiiie oen @isber9en
fol9en uno Die internotionnle Shlff'
i0brt aui iunfenteIeQrnpbiidem g3e9e
nor oieien mnrnen iollsn.
3423 Soft d If oerIpren.
9isp YOrf. Il. gtpril.
8pn BEN 1923 EoltlGfen. Die iid auf
Ser 3itauic beianoen. iunren 200. Die
ein0eihriebene Saden entbielten. 8oIts
meiiter Ntor9on ingte. oaB ieoer oie'
ier Sdde our6itnlttlib 5000 grieie
entbuIten babe, llip i'm @an5en etma
100000 einseibriebene Srieie uno
Eadets.
S6nis orudt 8siIeib aus.
2onoOn. II. 2Ipril
aDnig @eor9 bat nm 7ienltog in
Qonoon Die iol9enoe Qepeihe on Die
BetriebsIeituns Der @bite Star 2inie
geididt:
,3ie @0ni9in uno ih iino itarr por
S6reden iiber Die sntiebIhe adtas
itropbe, upn wel6er Die 1ltonic beinllen
murbe. uno iiber ben ihredIiden &er'
Iuit an WenidsnIeten. g9ir be9sn oas
tieiite MlitgeiubI nit BEN 9lngeborigen
Der llm9etOmmenen.
@epr9 81. s..
Ter 6 a pitdn Der ,Titunic c. E"
gleip gort. II. 9lpriI.
Captain 6. Z. Smitb. Der Com.
monoeur Der un9ludIjhen Titauic.
blidie lber eine ilber pierSiejdbri9e
QauIbobu nIs Sesmnnn surild, uno
Sipor mar es bis juIest ieln StoI5,
6ab ibm teinsrlei MiBgeihif paiiirt
mar i'm 2ouie Der Sabre, unO oieiem
llmitnnos bate er es gu 0eroanteu oaB
Die @bite Star.9iuie ibn auf ben per'
nntnprtungspolitsn Qoiten iieate.
ben fie su Oer9eben bate. CAPTAIN
Smiib mar i'm 5obre 1863 als Sdiiiss
iunge einsetreten, uno oieute BON be-
4its uui.
Smitb oadte iebr Ogtimi III, bon
ben Griolgen Der mo0errer Shiiis'
bautunit. uno ipra6 rpdis6entlif
bic llsber5eusuns aus. oaB siue sr6Bsrs
a1taitropbe bic bas qeteu Der Yai.
io9isrs elnes erOBsn Eseauoampisrs
srnitIid eeidbros. in se9snuartiser 3eli
ousesihloiien. es ibm ubsrbaupt midi
osnibar lei. oa5 Elm Stiii me bic Il
tonlt itntsn tonne.
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G0uist ais 0lsurdIru.
liebu Giacuhcitcu Gc,r6utcr DGAptrr
i'm oCUUbnlidjcn TCbcn.

Scas dH Ginlenehtsr tn itiaen GriHneruRseu
nbtT ben we6cunapS 81 erS0pleu pJla.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-04-19

Die 9lnhriht upn osm llnter9ans
oes Tampiers mar Elm umio ibwererer
shlaa. ais ben sanjsu Tag iibsr bic
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Die ,,,let eiterr"- 5eitur-
gen habcu sic GeiebiePte
pen "a Greiie niebt nu,
mititbreiben ioneern nit
macbcn helfen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-07

lights went out. Fell near sand
spraying machine. Overcome. Re
vived.
Frank Smith, Is, 1874 N. Ash
land aV,, bitten by dog. Severely
wounded.
Vim. Hennings, S, 1888 Kedzie
av., played near bonfire. Burned.
Dead.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-07
call "wonrerful hands" and is a
pretty fielder, but his position in
the batting order, down at the
bottom, speaks e1oquently of his
lack of hitting ability.
SCARED HIM

1t was in the churchyard. The
morning sun shone brightly and
the dew was still on the grass.
"Ah, this is the weather that
makes things spring up" remark
ed a passer-by casually to an old
gentleman seated on a bench.
"Hush!' replied the old gentle
man. I've got three wives
buried here"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-07

Johnny McGraw once went
upon record to the effect that
Arthur Fletcher was one of the
greatest ball players in the bust
ness. Whether he has reversed
this decision only the leader of
the Giants knows. And he isn't
saying.
Fletcher joined the Giants in
1909 after q great year with Dali
las. He went to short when
Bridwell slowed up. He did won
derful work in the Giant-High-
lander series, but didn't cut much
figure last year against the Ath-
1etics, He has what ball players
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-07

During 1911 over 700, 900 inni-
grants over IA years of age en-
tered the United States. OF these
$4,000 were French, with 1911 IL
literates; 10000 were British,
with 342 illiterates; $1,000 were
Germans, with 1903 illiterates;
los, 900 were Italians with 10000
illiterateS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-14
People OF Bavaria
Want A Real King.

Munich, Bavaria, Dec. 13.-The de-
mard for an actual King instead of
the shadow of monarch is spreading
widely in Bavaria.
The clerical newspapers in close
touch with the Bavarian cabinet, to-
day join the Liberal newspapers in
urging the rev prince regent to as
sumo the crown as Ludwig Ill.
The change would involve compl-
Gated constitutional alterations, but
the most delicate point in connection
with the matter is, according to ac-
quaintances Of Prince Ludwig, the
finding of a suitable form in which to
communicate the popular wish to the
regent himself.
The Nachrichten, the most infuen-
tial newspaper in Bavaria, says that
strong reasons for state dictate that
the view held everywhere in the land
should prevail and the constitutional
life of Bavaria should be given that
vigor which can only be associated
with the personal exercise of the SOW
ereignty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-14
Three Respondents Will Know Fate
By Nightfall==Defence in Closing
Claims Suicide and Carelessness
On Part of the Physicians.
Atty. Gen. PsttangaII Closes for State Says Ply
Sicians Proved Death Was Not Suicide.

Houlton, Me, Dec. 13.-The case of
Rev. Charles Nelson Emelius, Mrs.
Annie Jacobson and Edgar Jacobson,
son-in-l law, widow and son, respective
" of c. August Jacobson, a New Swe-
den farmer, who are charged with
causing Jacobson's death, viii be in
the hands of the jury, tomorrow morn
ing. Only the charge of Judge Haley
remains to be delivered before the
jurors take the case for decision. In
order that he might make his charge
the first thing tomorrow morning. the
Judge decided arguments should be
disposed of, today, and night ses-
sion was held.
The defence rested its case at the
close Of the forenoon session, after the
Swedish Lutheran student minister
Rev. Mr. Emelius, had declared in an
swer to a question:
Il did not kill August Jacobson
Emelius did say that he thought Ja-
eobson was murdered and that he Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-14
In WrangIe Over Primary
Nominee in Senate.
Illinois PfogressiVes Had Ticket
Opposed TO Republicans.
In Other States Peoples Selection
To Be Raiified..W Washington Chat.

Washington, d. c., Dec. 13.-(Spe-
ciaD.--The session of Congress is now
well under way. There have been
two pretty busy weeks, which is as
much time as Congress usually works
before the holidays. But there is yet
another week of tasks ahead before
the recess for the Yuletide season be-
gins. There Will be an unusual vol
ume of work accomplished. which will
materially tighten the burdens for the
rush season of January and February
Maine men have been upon the
ground constantly, Republicans and
Democrats, although there has been
no very great amount of duty for
them TO perform beyond attending the
sessions and answering when their
names were called. 1t is distinctly
routine session. when little but rou-
tine work can be done and when the
interest of individual congressman is
largely in the appropriations that are
coming to their districts.
AS soon as the holiday season is
over, there will be much notice of
the senatorial elections which are due
in some twenty-odd legislatures. 1t
was supposed the primary system
would eliminate most of these con-
tests that tie up legislatures and di-
vert their members from the legis-
lative work. 1t win be so in large
measure and, in most cases, where
senatorial primaries We're held, the
choice of the people at these pri-
maries will be elected with only the
formallty of assemblisg in joint ses-
sion and voting.
Thus 1t will be in New Jersey,
Iowa, Kansas, Oregon, Minnesota.
South Dakota, Nevada, Wyoming, not
to mention a lot of the Southern states.
Maine is practically the only state
that had senatorial primary where
there has been even a suggestion that
members of the Legislature would
vote for any other senator than was
favored in the primary There is n
mix-up in Illinois, but the Republ
cans are talking about voting for none
other than the Republican primary
nominee. The Progressive members
of the Legislature, who hold the bal
ance of power were elected distinct
~ as Progressives and not as Repub-
licans; in fact, antagonized the Re-
publican party and its candidates all
through the State campaign.
Because of the prominence Maine
has had in national affairs there is
keen interest mere over the outcome
of the senatorial campaign there, and
no little interest personally in the
election of Gov. Burleigh. His sound
(Continued on Page Fouro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-14

fered a reward of $500 for the arrest
of the person responsible.
The defence claims that Jacobson
comitted suicide and Attorney Rams
ford w. Shaw, in the closing argu-
ment for the defence. at the after
noon session, laid much stress on this
claim, in connection with his argument
that the State had not proved that
Jacobson was murdered Attorney
Shaw charged Medical Examiner
Boone with carelessness in connection
with the autopsy, which was held at
night under the rays of automobile
searchlights.
In making the closing argument for
the government, tonight, Attorney
General William r. Pattangall de-
clared that DIR. Boone's autopsy de-
veloped facts, to which the medical
examiner testified. which showed that
1t was impossible for Jacobson TO have
committed suicide. "Dr. Boone had no
motive for giving false evidence" the
attorney general said, and added. HE
would he worse than a murderer If he,
went on the stand and testified to
what he knew to be untrue. But he
testified to what he knew to be true. :"
Holllton, Me, Dec. 13.-The exami-
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