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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
M'NAMARA'S CHECKBOOK
PRODUCED IN COURT
BUT NOT UNTIL LEO RAPPAPoRT,
WHO POSSESSED 1T, HAD
FOUGHT THE SUBPOENA

indianapolis, Jan. 26.-Attempts tc
withhold j. J. McNamara's check
books from the governments investi
cation of the dynamite conspiracy
were blocked by Federal Judge An.
derson today in an order directing Leo
M. Rappaport, an attorney, to appear
at once before the federal grand jury
and turn over the evidence required.
AS counsel for Mcnamara, Kappa
port claimed that whatever check
books, stubs,and cancelled checks Nc
Namara had given him were privileged
communications and could not be de-
manded as evidence. Rappaport had
been ordered to appear before the
grand jury but he resisted by motion
to quash the subpoena.
District Attorney Charles w. Miller
argued that the grand jury wanted
the check books to find out what Nc
Namara did with $1,000 month al
lowed him.
That money was paid him as ali
official of the union," said Mr.. Miller.
1T was expended to transport dyna-
mite and nitroglycerine about the
country and to pay the expenses Of
men who blew up places"
Judge Anderson ruled that check
books were as material as a revoiver
or a knife with which a murder had
been committed and must be pro-
duced.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
ISSUES A SIGNED STATEMENT
SAYS THAT WAR HAS MADE 1T
IMPOSSIBLE FOR NATION TO
AID IT'S CITIZENS.
DEPENDENT UPON CHARITY
EMPIRE, TORN BY STRIFE, MUST
LOOK TO OTHER COUNTRIES
FOR ASSISTANCE.

Washington, Jan. 26.-The appeal
issued through ordinary channels hav
ing failed to elicit response in any
way commensurate with the situation,
President Taft today personally, and
as president of the American Red
Cross, sent out an appeal for funds to
relieve the, famine stricken hordes of
China. M1 Taft's plea in part fol-
lows:
"As president of the American Red
Cross 1t becomes my imperative duty
to call to the attention of the people
of the United States the condition of
awful destitution which now exist in
certain provinces of China hecurrent
inundations by he Yang Use and 9th
er rivers have destroyed crops and
prevented the cultivation of the lands.
Millions of human beings are now
facing starvation.
Until peace is restored in China
and the functions of efficient govern |
ment are established these conditions
must continue, save as relieved by the
charitable efforts of other countries.
In the name of humanity the Red |
Cross calls once more on the Ameri- |
can people to come to the relief of
sister nation.
Contributions should be sent to
the state Red Cross board treasurers
or to the treasurer Of the American
National Red Cross, room S41 War De
partment, Washington, D. c.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
TODAY in CONGRESS.
Washington. Jan. Senate: No,

Washington, Jan. 26.-Senate: Not
in session; meets p. m. Monday.
House: Met at noon.
Debate begun on the steel tariff
revision bill. General debate will
close tomorrow. The bill may be
passed late tomorrow afternoon.
Samuel Untermeyer of New York
testified before the rules committee
regarding the domination of the coun.
try's money power by four groups of
Louis D. Brandeis. of Boston, dis
cussed pending antitrust bills at a
hearing before the judiciary commit
tee.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
LuMRERMEN srlLL BUSY.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 26-With the
election of officers and the choice Of
meeting place for next year the
principal business before it, the final
session of the convention of the
Southwestern Lumberman's associa-
tion began here today. The morning
session was given over to further dis
cussion of the fight upon mail order
houses. the parcels post, the so-called
producer direct to the customer" and
"obliteration of the middleman" move
ments. which speakers said, tend to
concentrate the lumber business in
the hands of big corporations.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
Arizona men Favor Colonel

Phoenix. Ariz, Jan. 26.-Joseph
Kibbey, former territorial governor,
and Dwight B. Heard, two leaders of
the progressive wing of the republican
party in the new state, launched a
Roosevelt club today. Members of the
club are pledged to use all honorable
means to secure the nomination Of
the former president.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
PROFESSIONAL COURTESY.

Philadelphia. Jan. 26.-Because of
the prevalence of meningitis in Texas
and the possibility of the Philadelphia
Americans having to avoid that state
in their spring practice, Horace Fogel,
president of the Philadelphia Nation
ais, has offered the worlds cham
pions the use of the grounds leased by
his club at Hot Springs, Ark. Connie
Mack, manager of the Americans, is
investigating conditions in Texas and
if he decides not to go there he will
consider President Fogels offer.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26

cleveland by American manufacturers
dhd will be manned by Chinese avia-
tors who have spent months in the
Practice of aerial warfare.
gThe revolutionary troops, in com.
mand of General Lum Shood Hing
wFe massed at Marking and the
md fch was begun Wednesday. Ac-
coring to the Free Press dispatch,
tho attack on Peking is looked upon
by the revolutionary chiefs as un-
avoidable. Local Chinese expressed
the view that night aeroplane at
tack had been planned.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
eAsY is MARRIED

New York, Jan. 26.-The theatrical
colony is aroused today over a cable
gram just received from London sign
ed "Gaby." Containing the state
ment that Gaby Deslys, the French
actress, had married Harry Pilcer, an
American dancer. Pilcer and Gaby
Deslys recently left here for thea
trical engagement in Europe.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
ImperIaI rroops surrender.

Kulda, Jan. 26.-The imperial gov
ernment troops who came into con-
tact with the Chinese revolutionists
at Talk Pass on January 20 went over
to the revolutionary side without
striking blow. The combined force
is now advancing on the city of
Urumptsi, north of the Tian Shan
mountains.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26

Washington. Jan. 26.-Representa-
tive Nicholas Longworth, who re-
Gently returned from visit with his
father-in-law, Colonel Roosevelt, was
White House caller today. Mr..
Longworth would not say whether he
talked politics with the president or
the colonel.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
in INSURGENT TERRITORY
KANSAS, MISSOURI AND MICHIGAN
FAVOR Ex-PREsiDENT FOR
NEXT EXECUTIVE
HEADQUARTERS ESTABLISHED
THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE NoMI-
NATION WILL BE CARRIED ON
FROM CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. 26.-Goyernor Stubbs
of Kansas and Governor Hadley of
Missouri today Joined Governor Os-
born of Michigan and Ex-Governor
Fort of New Jersey in accepting
memberships in the Roosevelt ma
tional committee. Governor Stubbs
dropped into the committee head
quaters here today to announce his
willingness to accept a membership.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
HIGHT PEOPLE kILLEn.

Athens. Greece. Jan. 26.-The earth
quake which occurred yesterday in
the Ionian Islands was more disas-
trous than at first reported. In Ce-
phalonia several villages were de-
stroyed and eight persons were killed.
A number of further shocks have
been felt today.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
Dallas Is SURPRISED.

Dallas, Texas, Jan. 2o.-Inasmuch as
San Antonio is farther from the prin-
cipal meningitis outbreak than Hot
Springs, Ark, surprise was expressed
at Mr.. FogePs tender of his training
quarters in Arkansas to the Philadel-
phia Americans. The meningitis out
break has been confined almost ex-
to northern Texas.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
SALT LAKE THEArER FIRE.

Salt Lake City. Jan. 26.-Three fire
men were injured early today while
fighting a fire that damaged the Shu-
bert theater to the extent of 100000
and for time threatened the busi-
ness section of the city.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
THOMPSON is ouTPolNrEp.

Sydney, Australia, Jan. 26.--"Cy-
clone" Johnny Thompson, the Ameri-
can middleweight pugilist, was easily
outpointed today by Dave Smith, the
middleweight pugilist and
former Champion, in a 20 round con-
test at the stadium here.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
/ lAmmunItlon On the Wax.

st. Petersburg, Jan. 26.-A con-
signment of 10000 rifles and 5000, 900
rounds of ammunition ordered from
German firms passed through this
city today on the way to Peking.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
An AeropIane Attack.

San Francisco, Jan. 26.-Six Amer
ican built biplanes are carried by the
revolutionary army advancing on Pc
king, according to a cablegram re-
ceiyed by the Chinese Free Press here
today The aeroplanes were built in
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
important Developments Coming.

iuiFOttout t6ONSiSPthSttS SOUilU9s
Peking, Jan. 26.-Premier Yuan Shi
Kai is to pay another visit to the i'm
perial palace on Saturday and import
ant developments are expected to fol-
low quickly. Palace and government
intrigues are rampant and the panic
among the Chinese inhabitants con.
tinues. Prince Ching, the former pre-
mier, whose moderate views have
been considered hopeful factor in
the situation, has been granted an ad-
ditional three days leave.
The troops in garrison at Shan
Use. in southern Manchuria, north of
Mukden, as well as the police force
of that city, revolted ana demolished
the headquarters Of the government
because they had not received their
pay. The governor fed to Mukden.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
Sharp Fighting occurs.

Shanghai. Jan. 26.-Sharp fighting
has occurred on the railroad from
Tien Tsin to Pukow. The imperial
troops under the command of Chang
Hsun, formerly commander at Nan
king. came into contact with the reb-
els 7S miles south OF Suchow, where
Chang Hsun has his headquarters.
The result of the battle is not yet
known.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-01-26
Advancing on Pekinq.

London, Jan. 26.-The Chinese rev
olutionists' expeditionary force at WI
Chang began their forward movement
toward Peking today, according to
Tien Tsin dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
3. (. /.

Die obigeu 9ubitoben Itebeu ui6t
ctpo iiir cine gebeime @eie1idait,
ionoern fir etmas. mas tagtdgli6 III
Der Seiientlidfeit iiberoa iein @r-
ideinen moht, mo iid bel uielell
Mdnnern 6eionoers beliebt gemadt
bat; nGmlid Die pom Serrn @bos.
M}ueaer, 1929 DC Q u. 8. idou
ieit AZ Sabren bergeiteate 3igarre-
DAB oieielbc i6on 10 Oiele SATIRE bin
Our6 ibr Heuomee beWabrt bat, 5eilgt
pom Der Site Oerielber. glnd miro
Oaielbit nGlarice" perfertigt, melde
Elm ebenio glltes araut lit Die S. ..
Il. /. &apa Mueuer lit elm bieoerer
alter &plner, Ser iebr biel aIf Die
Site ieiuer 9abafprooufte bait. @r
fam i'm Sabre 1852 nit ieincn 81
tern nod Aulerifa uuo mobute leit
1864 bier in @aibington.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
@uGcn 9cnfmal 6anen

Sn Ser, lebte ISOLDE IN Chicago ta-
geuoen &onpention Der 8lumen5iid-
ter, Der aud sic Serren 8m. s. NM
Noolpb @ltoe bon bier beiwobnten,
lit Die BON Serrn @m. 3. @iloe elm
gerei9te &elolltion gum AnOenfen
an Den peritorbenen 8iaiom Hoberi
Smith superintendent 0es Natio-
nalen @otanil6en @artens oabier,
Elm 9enfmal 81 erridten onsenom.
men poroen. IS prroe Elm &oni.
.te, nit Serrn @m. 3. Sue ols
8oriiber, ernannt, Inn Die Sahe III
Die S1noe 81 nebrnen uno ole n0tiger
5onos auf8ll6rinaen. Ole aonOen.
ton 3eidnete Iofort $1,000 fiir oieien
3med, m1breno IS anoere Su5icrip-
tionen rangierenO BON $25 bis 500
lofort ge5eihnet puroen. Mon be.
abii6tigt, Die Summe BON $4,000
fir oaS 9enfnIal ouf5ubringeh.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Sielten amsflns.

9m 9onneritag, Den %. 9lugnit,
bielten Die 6rolten pom Onfel Bra.
Jig 9amenperein eilleu @usflug nod
@reat Sails, allmo Tie ii6 an einenl
oelifnten Dinner, BON Scrrn 9lau-
bod 5llbereitet, giitli6 taten. @iii
lrltiger Undertaking., 8lauocrn unr
@rgeben I'M i6attigen @aloe per
bradten Die 9eilnebmer einen Der.
gniigten Gag nno es mar ihonglbcno.
ais Die luitige Sdaar iib nod) @olil
begab, mo lie BON Den Onfels nit
offenen Arnlen empfongen mltroen
9n Ser 8artie nabmeuGeil ole 6roil.
en- George Meper, @ln. @obl, =
Aug. SdDar3, Gbos. @roeflc, IS
Berger, s. Seebooe, @nl. 9air, Sin.
ma Sobmann, 5rou Sdueler, 6rol
8. Dir, 6rau Gobert 8eber, 6ral
SEEMING uno 6rau @ogelmaun, 10.
nie Die 5rls. Marie @abl uno Mari,
@iegmann, Die Sdabmeiiterin oes
0amenpereitts.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
nGuitipicliscr Sunsbalt".

Die BON Dem 81 @uoe geganaeneu
&ongreB fir Ben uSallsbalt Der gto-
ton %bepiQigten @eloer oiirfeu lid
ailf cine Billion Dollars belaufeu.
0as 9emi1igungs &omite hat oem
Senat ourd Seuator @orren NIT.
teilen lolien, ouB es 9laem IN 9l0enl
Pt,009.636,t 43 &c beniaigt babe.
Die @elammtipnme lit Inn 1916.
1888 meniger ais im&oriobre mo I'M
100000 meniger ais Die 8orant
idldge. Somobl Senator @arrer
pie GeprGieutantG cannon iagten Dor.
aus, Die &egierung meroe iid) an @n.
De 0es 5isfoljobres I'M Sui 1913 Ell
aen groBen 0efi5it gegeniiberieben.
@arren %beluerfte, &rdiiOeut Gait
mo iein Gabinet batten Die %oran-
i6ldge aufs9(euBerlte beruntergeiebt,
9fepublitaniide 6iibrer erflGrcn, es
peroe ein5elnen 9te9ierua9s ge.
partements unm0glid iein, iid in
ller6alb Der 6erabaeiebteu 9emiai-
gltllgen 81 balten.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Saltbarcs SrOO.

8ie perlontet, bat oos 6ieiige
&riegsoepartement cine 9afmetboOe
entoedt, Die es moglid modem loa.
oern @ro0 cine Saltbarfeit 81 geben,
Die 0ie oes @ebGds, oas mon IN Elm
5elnen 8baraonengrGbern fano, bel
@eitem iiberlteigen ioIl. Gem @ene.
ralitabs1ef 5000 muroe elm nad Der
neuen Metbooe gebadenes 8roO 5ul
&oltprobe iiberrei6t er mo iedS an
Oere @enerGIe ipraden iid iiber Der
por8iigli6en @eidnlad bodit amer.
fennenO aus.
9as @ebeimuiB Oes gllten Sc.
idmads oieies 8rooes, iopie Ser Ian.
gen Saltbarfeit beite6t oarin, oof
oaliel6e in einem oiden bratiten I'm.
I1log ge6aden miro, Die Elm @inorin.
gen BON irgeno peIden faulniBerre.
genOen aeimen unmoglid modt
luno Bob es iebr Itarf geial5en 1T.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
gcridleicrtc &rOpGetcn.

g(m Sreitag belt Ole &alipolis
@rotto, go. is, Wlpitic ORDER Of
8ieleo 8rop6ets Of the @n6anteo
Geolm ibre 3peite Outing nod @be.
iapcofe 9eof ab. $4,000 8erionen
nabmen oaran 8eil, pom Oenen MINI
oGtens 5000 Mitglieoer Der &erei-
nigltng mnreu. Sir ole iiingeren
Seilnebmer an Der Aifaire iparetl
Spiele orrangiert mor0er, mo pa-
rem Die @eminner Die iolgenoen:
1. &ennen: 80 Naros, Sobne bon
9ropbeten, Ia Sabre unO Oarunter,
erlter &reiS 8. Gardner, 5meiter
%reis &alp Sea.
9. &ennen. 90 0oros, Sodter bon
@ropbeten, Is Sabre uno oarunter,
eriter @reis &oie 6~rieoberger, 5wei-
ter &reis 9tutb Sea
3. &ennell so CARDS, &nabeu Ia
Sabre uno oorrmter, eriter 8reis
Otto Spies, 3peiter @reis :. SalOen-
bad.
4. 9ienuen, so CARDS, @ldoden Il
Sabr uno Oaritnter, eriter 8reis So.
ra griscoe, 3peiter Yreis Mat6ilot
Douglas.
5. gierroaen fir 9amen, eriter
9reis alice &oao, 8meiter &reis
Mo9 SbeeG9.
6. 0reibeiniges Germen fir Mdn-
ner, ewriter Ereis, s. 6oriib, oipciter
Breis 81. Gibbs.
@(uBeroem erbielten IL feline &na-
ben uno IL fleine Widoden Yrcile I'M
so garO &ennen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
uGuInmbia snrnucreimD

9lrth am tebten Somntog mar ods
&on5ert Oes columbia S%urnpcrcin"
wieOer Qut beiudt mo Broi. Sdor.
ban peritebt es, ourh ieine Ausipabl
BON qeOieaenen mo onipredenoerI
@tlIifitilden Die Gon5erte oes 8uril.
uereins beliebter SIT maden.
@n Montag AbenO fanO inter
GoriiB oes Sprehers Serrn @rnlt
@erIlenbcrg, cine fur8e @eibdits-
iibung itott, in melter ole reguloreii
&outineoei61fte erleoigt muroen uno
Sic Oiuerien @eri6te Der aomiteoor-
iiBer gltaegengenonrmeu murOen.
Sir nGditen Sonntog bat @rot.
Sdarbal oas f%olgenoe aon5ertpro-
gromm aufaelteat:
+. Wfarid SPELL europe" bon 8lon
>. 0upertiire n6igoros Sod5eit"
BON Mo5art
8. @ol3er o3igeitnerliebe".. 9ebar
A. Selection rs 8ant a @irl"
pom Srnin 9erlin
5. 0euti9er 9ieoertran5. .SdneiOer
6. n9fofoc5p Marih@ @erlio3
Z. o@hos OF the Mtetropoliton
Souie~ So6ain
8. .N3p Siila Sula @irl~ ....9uOers
9. @al3er aus u0ie 5leoermaus"
BON Strdiis
10. Seleftiou ans Ser 9ettslihi-
Dent" BON WtiIoeder
If. 2ieo uGofe me bod TO the @ar-
ocu Of 2oue" BON @aa
10. Snterme35o aus paaUoaerie 9fll-
lticana~ BON N~}aicogui
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Iriid ans @rrf.

Sect naf Oes Sommers Gait mo
0}iibcn, NO ScOermom lid nod ser
@rboluuq in ser Sommcrfriide mic
neugeitGrft fiiblt, lit aid micOer Elm
friiher @eiit in 0ie SGnger uniercr
Sta0t gefommen uno allen uoran
miro Der altbemdbrte un0 beliebte
u@oibington SdugerbmO~ mieoer
init leinen regelmGBiQen llebuuqen
beginnen. Nm u0dliteu 1ienitoa. oen
3. September, miro Serr Qroi.
@umpredt lid itol5 iiiblen peln er
NIT Dem 0idter iugen fam: o@r
5Gblt Die SGlipter ieiner &iebeu. uno
iieb', ibm feblt teiu teitres Sallpt"
Gem Der @iuter riidt beran, mo
Die Sailon Der Aoli5erte fommt nj.
Der, ullo pom o~g8aibiugton SdnQer-
buno~ miro @roBes ermartet. uuO
Oas nit Redt, 0enu Die Sanger ole.
les fertfelten oertiden Gereins fon-
nen @robes Ieiiten uuO iie peroen
aud @roBeS leiiteL Oafiir lit Yrof.
@uniprdt 3u gut betannt mo er
miro idon Oofiir iorgel ooB Rie.
nlonO BON ale Den 6%reunoeu oes
SGngerbun0es entt0uidt miro.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Ont SOIs.

Der aegeIflub oes 4@albingtoner
Sonaerbmoes~ bat it letter Ser
iammlun9 Die ~folgenoen @eamten
mieoer. reip. neugewGblt:
Eaul 9ronoiteot. Br1lioent.
6reo. gietridl @i3e-3rGiioent.
5reo. Carl, Sdasmeilter.
$. 8. Gepo, SefretGr.
&erihieocne aomites pitroen er.
ianrlt, nm Die 9(rbeiten in Ser fom.
lcnoen Saiion gu b%elorgen. Wiit Den
cgularen ae1elabenoen ion iinge-
abr @titte Gftober mieoer besonnen
merOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
SarbariideS %urscbcn.

Senor Sooqltiu Guoora 3aoolu.
OerSefret6r Der nicoroguaniiden Sc
CATION bierielbit, lit benohridtigt
worOen, Dab iein @oter mo iein
Onfel in oie S1n0e bon General W1e
no eefaIlen limo mo oieier Die beioen
@efangenen aus Hode lonaiom i'm
8cfdngniB oerbnlgern last 0oS
Stats : 0eportement lit in Dem
Sale 6iilflos, ood mag ser oruerifo.
niide @eianote @eiBel 81 Manoqllo
al oen Hebellen ! General appetizer.
Ell, Die &egeln Scr sipiliiiertenarieas
fiiDrung 81 6eo6ten.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
9cntidjc @clc6rte fummcn.

Gem SnternationaIen bpgienii6en
&ongreB, Der bonn %. bis gum %.
September bier in @aibington tagen
miro, merOen nidt meniger ols $40
Oeiitide @elebrte aus alien Geilen
Oes oeuti6en &eides b%cipobnell. Sic
boben oie gan5e erite &aiiite oes
Samburger 0ampfers Cincinnati
bclegt mo peroen an II. Septem-
Der in Seem gorf onlangen, mo iie
8mei Gage bermeilen merOen. god
Der Gertagung Oes Gongrelie5 mer-
Den oie Oeuti6en @elebrten Die Ser
Staaten berei1en unO oie groBeu 500
ipitdler nno Glinifen oieies SanOes
belu6en.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
SicItcn @eriammInna.

gm Montog Mittaq bieften Ser
treter Oeutiher @ereine in Der Office
Der Gambler of Commerce cine Ser.
iummlung ob, bel pelder Capt.
Outer oen &oriit fiibrte, unO Oie Den
3ped bate, 81 6crqten, mie Die M
uGdlteu Mionut bier 5lt einem&on-
qreB 3uiommcntreten6en Mte0i5iner
Scr @elt 81 empianQen mo 5n un-
terbolten leien. Sn Der 8oar0 Of
EraOe Sule fono SIR ielben Bet cine
&eriommlung fiir oenielben 3mef
itott, uno ou Die Oeitideu @ereine
feline SonOeritealng in oieler Sadie
einnebmten fonuelt, fam man therein,
nit Dem Board Of GRADE, melder Ell
ien ullqemeinen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aui5ltmo6en geOenft, Sono in &uno
5t geben. Sol6es ipllroe aud BON
Den Gertretern an ibre peridieoenen
&ereiue 5triidberihtet. Die @u5a6l
Der 81 eriparten0en Oeuti6en @Glte
betrGgt an 400 ltt0 es mare fir Die
Oeutihen &ereine cine unmogli6e,
nidt al iiberpGItigenoe 9rbeit gene
len, menn man ben 8eiuhern gegen-
iiber gereht peroen mole. Cab Die
Ocuti6en 0oftoren bel Oen bieiigen
Oeutideu &ereinen irellnOlide gluf=
nabme finOen merOen, lit iclbltuer-
ltGnOlid.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
spredJer Glarfs Gneraic.

Sci Der llnteriudnng OeS Mobi.
lars I'M &eprdientantenbouie 5ln
3mede Der Heparatltr miiroe Die @nt
oedung gemadt, 0aB Spreber Glori
mdbrenO Der Iebten neun Monate lei
men Sammer nit ioldem gtodornd
ge6raudt bat, oaB Ger 0edel ieines
Suites 5%ertriimmert mar uio eil
groBes Sod bate, meldes MIR Oes.
balb nidt iAon friiber entoedt mlir.
De, neil Der Gedel nit griiuem Stofi
iiber3oaen lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Rird1cn-Rulrmn

Sic 9at6Oliide ct. Marientirde,
5. Str, 5piiden y Ii. $ Str, q. B.
5. u. Gotb, Biarrer; u. $. Mibm
Aiiatent.
@ottes0ienite Sonntags: Sl. Wel-
ie $50 uno 9,15; SonutagsiduIe
1000; Sodamt 1890; Saufen $50;
Gesper mo Segen 400.
6eiertags: 81. 0ieiien 600 un0
ZOO, Sohomt 900; @esper un0 sc,
gen 400.
@odeutags: 81. @eiien 700 uno
500; Sui mo Auguit $50 unO
I30 llbr.
@riter 6reitag i'm Monat: Sl.
Wleiie 100; SoHomt unO AusIetung
500; anbetlmg mdbreno oes cages,
9er5 Seiu : anoadt uno Segen
7.30.
8eidte: Samstags bon 4-6 uno
N $50. glm Gage Dor 6eiertagen
mnO am /. 6reitog i'm Monot BON
IL uuo IS; SeOen Moraen BON
73O bis 500.
5ursfrauen Qtrtin Scbdlitat. apmmuniUn
an I. Sonutaa / w. Z 80; 8erIammluua it-
ben Dittpoh abene 40.
6rauen Soballtdt. 8pmmunicn am 2. Conn
tag, 1906 Geri am ,. Senntae nm 300 ubr.
81 Name 9eia gsrein. 0pmmunipn AM 3.
Scuntaa 7.31.j @erl. 3. Scnntaa abtnbs 7.30
aluoer Maria 9rfsin. acmmuuiCn isotn A.
Srnutag 2 80; geri. ant 4. Srnntaa 800.
lliarotreiu. &eri am 3. Scnntaa. 400.
Armeuleettu Sereiu. 8trlammlung an 4.
Scnu az UNI 4.3O.
Wiuetbcrlt Stub. 8%sriammlune am 1. Britt
rod / W, atsnns s ubr in Der untsrn SGuI.
babe, ste UNI Waibiuetsn Ctr, u. @.
ct. JOlspbs gisbesbunO. ytriammtIt I'D
iresn 2 Disnltds i'm Wouat In rer gtrsins.
babe. >. uno , CTR. q. g. absnes 8 llbr.
ct. gcniiacias aranisn llnttrlfiiBungs-
Ssreia. gsriammsIt T6 jsbsn 2. Mitipc&
|. N., ateues s 1br Ode 5. uub 8 ctr. @.@.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
&cidte ieine SieIisnatiun Gin.
@ai6in9ton, Sen 26. g(ugnit 1912.
PIN Den Geutihen Central &ereiu
i'm 0iitrift Columbia
@aibingtQns 3. Is.
@erte @errenI

8ertc Serreul
Siermit g%eitatte ib mir, Dem Gelt-
trail @erein meiue 9teiignotion pom
9lmta oes YrGiiOenten SIT gebeii.
geim Sheioen pom glulte ipiinlhe
th Dem @erltral 8ereiu gliGlihes
@elinqen eiuer llntcrneGuungen,
Elm 5ielbemuBtes &orwdrtsi6reitcn
uno Auicben mo 9ldtitng BET Der
8iiraerldait @oibiugtous. Die Ser
rem meroen mir 9louberL DAB mir Die
Ier @unid BON @er5eu tonn1t, menn
sic b%eOenfen, OaB i0 5ebn laugeSab-
re uuermiiOli6 lnO ielbltlos, mtter
Idmeren peri0nliden Opferm NIT Ell
mem Ser5en poa Siebe fiir 0os @e-
0ei6en oes Geutral &ereius meiiI
9(ntt o~eripaltet babe. Sit man6mal
uic&eidt oas @elingen ni6t Ooaetue-
len, Der @iQc mar immer ein reO-
lider unO gutter. Suoem ib Die
0elcgaten bite, mir Elm frelnDlides
glngeoenfeu bepobreu SIT pollen, bin
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Sine 3cmcrnns.

Sin neltes 0eportenent lit fir Sen
0iitrift Columbia in @ori6(og ge-
bra6t morOen: Elm n9cpartement fir
@rbolung" Dem Die offentli6en
SpielpldBe, oie 8beoter, 8~dn36allen,
&egelbabnen uim. unteriteat meroeu
lolen. Der Superinteiloent ser
S~pielpldbe, 6err Cigar 9. Martin,
bringt oie giniebitltg zines ioI6eu
Departments in &ori6lag. ltno Die
0iitrifts : a%ommilidre ideinen ge-
1eigt 81 lein, ben @ori6lag in ibrenl
nd6itidbrigen Budget Dem &ongre
oor5ulegen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
3nradsefc6rt.

Die &erren Or. Saul Sitter, Mi-
hitter Der Sdmei3 uno Or. @ortboI-
me, Der bieiige @ertreter Der Sol
nii6en 3eitung~, fino bon ibrer aus
g~eOebnten &eiie no6 Dem Noropeit-
EN- Oieies 2anoes mo 4lasfa 8liriid-
gefebrt. Die &erren fpuroen auf IL
rer gail8en geiie, DEFENDERS bon oer
Shwei8er 2anoleuten, outs frelno-
li6Ite empfangen. Sic iino BON Sen
@inoriifelL Ole iie allf Der &eiie emit
lang Scr aiiite empfingen aon5 elit-
5iidt.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-31
Sattc Siftcn : Scrrcnfuna.

Der Z Sabre olte Samuel 9epp
bon Nr. 2t1S, @enm. 9(pe., Go.
muBte am Mittpod mad Dem @nler.
gencD : Soipital gebraht meroen.
naboem Der 8nobe orei po1e @odcu
NIT elmer %berrenften @iifte ouf Der
StraBe beruuieelaufen lit.