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Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

WANTED-TrustwO man of some experience to work on a farm by the month or year; good wages to the right man. N. H. Hall, Preston. Tele- phone 287-6. jy3d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

MARRIED MAN wants position in private place care of horse and cows, handy with tools; good references. Ad- dress W, B., Bulletin. Jy5d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

CASH PAID for collections of coins or postage stamps f you have any old letters before 1870, with stamp at tached, they may be of value. Write c. A. Davis, New London, Ct. General Delivery. Jy0d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

FOR SALE-A Mccormick hay tedder in good shape. William Burdick. Tele- phone 63A-b, ly4Q
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

WANTED-OId geese feather beds. Best cash prices paid. Address c. F. Dickinson, General Delivery, Norwich, Conn. ty3d s
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08
FOR SALE.

91SO-Henry F. Miller upright. in perfect condition; cost new $550; beau tiful case, fine action and sweet tone. You should seq this one. The Plaut- Cadden Co.,, Plaut-Cadden Bldg Nor wien, Conn je26FMW
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08
TO RENT.

FOR RENT0A desirable building to keep an automobile. Cal u o44 Main St., East Side. jySd
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08
FOR SALE.

parlor in Jewett City; oldest stand in town; good business, inc location; good reason for selling. Apply to Victor LHeureux, Jewett City, for particulars Phone 42-4. jySd
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

WANTED getic young men, known in Norwich to represent us To- cally. Intelligence more necessary than experience. Address, with references, Automobile Owners Association, 2SZ Main St., Hartford. Jy6d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

FOR SALE-Good business, work or farm horse, weight 1100 pounds; good free driver; price $S5. Address Horse, care Bulletin. iY6d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

FOR SALE OR RENT-New seven room cottage all Improvements. Laurel Hin Avenue. [. E- h. Burnham, salem Road. Tel. S163. Jy6SAlW
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

MEN AND WOMEN wanted for gov
 ernment positions; $50 month; tnou- sands of appointments coming; write for list of positions open, Franklin Institute, Dept. S5R., Rochester, N. l..
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

FIVE H. P. CHURCH gasoline engine in good running condition, with saving outnt, at bargain. w. S. Rood, Jewetl City. Telephone 29-5. jySd
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS

N. E, o. P. meets tonight.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

FOR RENT-A nine-room furnished cottage at Crescent Beach, Conn, for September, me location, well water, bath houses. plazEa, shade trees. S65. Address Charles F. Eldredge, Mantle, Conn. Jy6d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

TO RENT-Furnished rooms, with
 modern conveniences, in private family. 1 enquire at The BuI4etln. Jy4d
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

If a wonan's prayers were answered it's a safe bet that she would always look young. The girl who is learning To play the piano might be properly termed a pound party.
 Many a farmers boy learns to SOW wild oats without going to an agricul- tural college.
 Many a girl makes the mistake of marrying out of a happy home into q boarding houses.
 A woman is proud of her husbands insomnia-if she thinks 1t brands him as a brain worker.
 Sometimes a wornan's idea of eoon- omy is to buy sn automobile in order to save car fare,
 As a civilization booster the bathtub has done more for humanity than all the guns ever made.
 An accident policy would De more popular with some men if inrured against accidental marriage.
 The man who loves a woman As much as she wants to be loved has no time for attending to business.
 A baby yells because sonethins wor- ries it. but a college youth yefls be- cause he hasn't any better sense.
 How very small the world seems when you are trying to dodge an enemy, and how very large when look | ing for a friendl
 The girl who marrles man to re- form him begins by thinking Hhe may have made mistake and ends by knowing she has. | Many a man who says he Is willing | to shed his last drop of blood for his country is never in much of hurry | 10 shed the first one. | A man has reached the limit of pop | ularity when he can Induce people 70 | listen with rapt attention to his talk about himself Chicago News
 When a man with q get rioh quick scheme fayors strange town with his presence he carries letters of introduc- ton to nearly all the chumps. A woman ls seldom able to see thst | there Is button missing from her husbands garments, but she alTays knows when there M . hols in his pocket,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-08

TO RENT-A seaside cottage at Pleasant View; rent reasonabIe Ad- dress Box 666. Westerly k. 1. jy6d
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
sat nidts aesen Gisarettcnrandeu

SRI. @bitnep, oie 2o6ter oeS 2ei-
ters Der @onqreBbibliotbef, Die ii6 IN
MattupoiIiet, Mali, in Der Sommer-
friide oufbGlt, meint fiir elm @fdo-
den bon @eilt iei oie Cigarette ge-
itattet.
sd Icbp nidt Elm, mesbalb ib
uidt cine Cigarette rau6en iollte,
faas mir oicies gefdat,~ erfldrte tie.
Die gllten @ingeborenen Der fleinelt
a~iiItenItaOt. Die mGbrenO 0es Cont
mers BON pielen @roBitdotern ais
Mufentbalt erforen miro, l6lugen
anfGnglif iiber Oas @ebabren BON
6rl. @bitnep oie &Gnoe iiber Dem
aopf 5uiammell. Sett baden iie iid)
inoeB ooron geipobnt, auf Der StraBe
elm biibl6es, elegantes M6O6en nit
elmer Cigarette im Weunoe umber-
Itol3ieren 5n Ieben.
@as Die Glteren Sabrgdnge bon
Mattapoiiett6rl @bitnep inoeB nidt
per5eibelL lit, oaB einige Der Srts-
I6onen inn @ebeimen Dem g~egebener
geiipiele 8u folgen oeriudt baben
0ier bat li6 Die @abrbeit oes 5oB-
es bemieien, oaB @ines ii6 niht fiji
9(Qe iAidt. @as bel Dem gra5ioier
StaottnGOel gar ni6t 10 libel aus
Iiebt, mirft, wenn es Die 2onopome-
rail5en periuden, ld6erli6 uuO ab-
ltoBeno.
Sri. @bitnep weiit oarauf bin,
Sab IN einigea Ser Guropdiihen 2dn-
Der gtiemano ooron snitoB nimmI,
menn cine Dame iid cine Cigarette
aeItottet. @enn Game Nifotin"
nidt mirflld etpas fir ii6 bdtte,
miiroen ni6t fat ale Mdnmer BON
@eiIt uno ailb piele, Die ni6t ionOer-
li6 nit @eiit belaitet linO, ibr bulOi-
gen, meint Sri. @bitnep.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
5npen.

A 9entide Treimanrer GOge
Ny Mrmiuins, go. %, S. q. u.
Nv 30. MOam S9neiOer, &C.
tretGr 3746 Sec &inlep Ctr, @beDp
@baIe 9. s. @eri. am /. II. 8. 9ienS.
tag i. 90. i'm nereu Maionic Sempel.
8ilbelm Sell 2Ose @U. 5, g. ..
6. of s. Geriammelt li9 ieoen l.
uno 8. 9onnerstag i'm Monat in
$50. 936 $50. abe., N.8. @aul 8a6.
l9mio, Sefretar, 107 5. StraBe,
q. .,
Columbia SmmO gu. 81, 9. .. 9.
81. Sobn Meinin9er, Gefretar, ZIG
Gresham @lace, g. 50. @eri. am 2
Nfittwo9 /. sc. in 027, Z. Str. 0.8
SentOnia 2Oge MO. 2, .. 9. S. 9
S. SO. Selbig, Yrai, 1742 Z. Str
q. 50. $. @Gmenreid, Sefr. 1906
8. Str. sc. IS; @eri. ON 2. uno A
Montag i. sc. in 1889 Z. Ctr. N.-@
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Gum Ner5tc : SOnsreR.

Im Montag miro bier Der interno-
tionule Mer3te-GongreB eroffnet, mo
idon limo piele BON benz Delegation ein-
.Qetroffen, Inn an ben Sibungen Sell
al nebmen. &on 0eutl1lan0 lit eine
Delegation BON iiber 200 9oftoreu
NIT ibren Oomen uno 6ami!ien bier
e%inqetroffen. Die @eieai6aft fam
nit Dem Sombltrger 0ampfer Sin.
cinnati uno batte cine alisge8ei6ne-
tie Sabrt. 9ti6t ale Der 8eiuber lin(
Delegaten 81 Dem &ongreB, elm gro
ser Cell gebort 3u Dem oeuti6en @e-
neral aomite fir Gr6tlide Stuoien,
un0 0ieie MAIDEN jeOes Sabr eillen
9(ltsfluo in elm onoeres 2an0, I'M
Stloien 5u MAIDEN. 9ieies Sabr mur-
Sc wegen oes acknowledgements
glmerifa getpGblt. Infer Der @eiu6-
ern iino Ii. ST.: @ebeimratb Or. @il-
belm Sis BON Berlin; &rofeiior
Qanboff, elm beriibmter, meOi5inil6er
Sdriftlteuer; @ebeimratb Or 8eber
8rof. 8feifer, elm eminenter 8aftero-
loqe; Or. 8riegger, elm S6iiler bee
Or. Sod; Or. 2oeffler, gntocfer Der
9ppbteritis 8a3iQen un0 8rof
StrauB pom Siioii6en @oipital in
Berlin, uno piele 9lnoere-
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
gRrPtnP.,
0entlder Gentraluerein. 9raiiOent

0eatlder GeutraIperein. 9rGlioent
Z- /. &i5es8rGi. Ytar=
TN gSieganO; 2. Yl5e-Yral. Us. Jtud.
Oalnel; 3. Ii5e-Yral. 4arI @golt;
A. 8i5e . BraliOent George Ntatr
5. gl3e . YraliOent Augult SAmIOt,
Rarl 9nmmel, S1asHellter F.,
@ultaD 8enOer, Setretar; @0ngreB
SelgDts, %. y. 6%abnentrager Solep9
MonOrad. Solicitor 9erm. 8Iltler.
8erlamnlung aH A. 0ienltag |. Wt.
IN 922 Eenn. Ape.
GOlAmDla.S MrauereiRs 92S, Wt-
StraBe, VI. w., ytortb 2145.
8el1aftsperlammIungen ieoen z.
Sonntag I'LL Wtonot, ytaNmItt. 3.3U
u1r. acknowledgement leOen Nton'
taa, 4benOs 8 ubr. @rnlt @erlte1-
berg, YraliOent, 1343 Is 6traBe, ".
Is. &elepbon Wt. 2OS6. Shrltttpart
". s. Nia9ler, 7t5 IA. Str. u. u.s.,
Selepbon Wtain 1866.
Oamsn- 5sttl0n; 6rau Jarpb SaumgaFtneT,
prapOrntinj 0Iaa i. Y. UtHnn, SstreEarIl.
Seteranenuerein Oes Steu SGtR'
iaOns. @erlammelt li6 Dalelblt.
9eAtlder OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Yra'
lioert S. Is. S9neloer, Mnl. d. Wte9'
ers, Setretar, 1919 SrDIng Str, ".
vs., 0irettoren- unO 0elegaten'Ser'
~ialnlllung a1I 2. SOnntag /. Wt. III
Der Anltalt.
Jrausn.S ulfsperein. 5rau St. y. 8artbel.
prat. Nerlammrlt lib mpnatIl9 am z. Opn'
nerlIas in Der AlnltalI.
5rauen.9 labueretn. 5rau 8. yDfler. 4ral.
@erammeIt pp mcuatllD senlaB NOtj.
SeMti@er &riegerbMnO nerlammelI
li1 leOen 3. Wtoluag monatll9 IN yt0.
az Yenn. Ape., 6elomebeI Sotepb
Wfair, 2004 @rite Str. sc. Us.
9eMnd)-AmerttanIiaer Setnttrr'
&ereIn p%erialHnlelt ll@ am |. uno 3.
Wtitttuod oes Mtonats i'm Sanger'
buno, 314 Is StraBe, ". W.
@crmania Stub. Wtittpo4s unO
5reltags Abenos in Gbe &oletam,
1928 S Str. %. Us. Sefretar ISM.
S. @tepers, 1919 Srping Str, 9t.8.
Ontel SrGiig Sergnugmn8s Ser
Elm. SEQ. Mtalr, Setretar, 1881 lite
StraBe, ge. @. @eriammelt ii9 aal
2. Sonntag i. 30. I'M @oloen Sag
lie SoteI, %. S. ADe uno . Ctr.
Ontel YraTs DamenUsreln. 5rau 9emy
@raue pralipfntin. Yerlammelt lt1 am L.
Mutwo9 i'm MOnat i'm 9aule eineS Der Wiit-
sLifper.
YrOipeet &ia Cemetery. Greo.
Smbof, &rdiiOent, @m. Martin, Sc.
tretar. 8eriammeIt iiA am erlten
5reItae monatll9 bel S. u. Cries
bauer, 433 9te StraBe, ". IS.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
o@crmunia Slut.

Der o@ernanio Club" belt am
lcBten M}itttpo6 cine regelm6Bi9e Sc
IhGftsperiammlung o6, mo crleOig-
tc inter Dem @rdiioium bon Serrrl
Gonnef Die porliegen0en Goutinege-
ihGfte. Ser @lltb batte al Dem betr.
N[benO 8t @ait ben 9iplom : Sngeni-
err Gonroo MatidoB, 0o3ent Der
f6nigl. te6niiAen Sodidule in Gbar-
lotten6urg. Serr WatiboB befinoet
iid auf elmer Stuoienreiie Der omeri-
faniIden tehnii6en Sodidulen. Der
@ei1ld ser oeltti6en Aer5te fam sur
Sprade, uno es nl1roe beldlolen,
Ocnielben Das @lub5immer 5ltr Der
fiigitng 5u Itellen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Saeni @urt Sit aIts eieOcr.

g3iene geit's 10 idon unO luitig
Isle Oebeim i'm Aemmetnl,
g(ber bi 0'r l1eberi1memmig
SID es leioer nit Der 5aa.
S Sc 5liiebne-n-ii9 mps Babe,
9(6, orei 6ur5i @16e blob,
@a6bdr geit am 8iiropiiltli
0'S6inoerei DO nelem los.
Morge friieb, tpenn o'Suuue ladt
llno ieb allies lritig mabt,
S1et mi 6rau lido NIT mr. ddre,
0s Meitli idimpft unO o'@bin0er
plGre.
san a me-n-Ort es 8liiemIi gieb,
@o-n-ig am @Gg bi gidiie,
@s it'd G feiBi 0iitle eff,
@n @iel Pet iie gfrGiie.
$ it'd i-mene 0orf Dor 3pte
S6ier 3'mitts es Siisli Gil
SIS Soff8off bets umgeidmife,
9as Siisli Ouliret mi.
Sc 9u3Grn uf @Gg9is sue
9auft fei M0nti6 me6 obni S6uef
llno Of ni0 / bloBe Striimpfe,
9'6r0moemdlt miro o'geaie
riimpfe.
9(ppe8eaer MeiteIi
&lag 81 nio meb NIT EN- @baS,
See forft ne ieb I'M @oarebuuS
@an5 moblfeil uno Mo rob.
s ban es Siisli nett unO blanf
SIN liebe S6mD5erlano,
IS gebort ser @ppotbefebonf,
Slit biit5etag fei S6ano.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

SeIenOGrmItGOter Hnteritibtngs'
&erein. Souis Bauer, Grdiioent.
Sobn Meininger, Sefr., ZIG @res.
bam 8lace, 9.@. 8%eriammIung am
3. Mittpo6 i. sc. in 1922 &a. IDe.
GduGbiIder 9ranfen : ltnteritiit'
annasOerein, W1ihoel 0ies, SefretGr,
629 $ Str, &c. 8. @eriammlung om
1. GicnStag /. 90. in IO.737 z. Str
GlattOatider Sereem. @m. Stir
mann, SefretGr, tpohnbaft in Coco
ma 8orf. 8erIammlullg am l. Son
nerstag i. so. in 737 z. Ctr, sc. ".
Metger-lln Sobn
0ieg, Sefret1r, 1888 9. Capitol
StraBe. Geriammelt iih ieoen l..
0ienstag /. SO. in geo. 922 @a. Ane.
columbia Sraaer : &ranten'lln'
terltatnmgsDerein 5ran5 Som, Sc
fretar, 1874 22te Str, gt. u. Ser
Iammlung am 3. 9ienstag /. w. III
go. 1876 Ya. 9be., ge. Us.
gGfer . tlnterItaknugs nmiOn.
(aIt). @erlommelt ii1 am /. Sonn'
taq i'm Monat in SEQ. S27 z. Str,
morgens Inn II u5r.
BGfer . umterItitmngs . SerCIn
go. /. (Sung). G%eriammelt iid le'
oen 2. Sonntao i'm Wtonat INT II
l1hr moraens in SEQ. S27 Z. ctr.
4rbeiterfraufen- nnO Gterbefaiie
Srand go. 1873. Eeriammelt
Ii9 ie0en 2. 9ienstag unO en- Iesten
5amstaa i'm Mtonot, abellos IN 600.
1927 Giebente Ctr. g. 8. Ei9arO
S6miot, Sefr., 1922 %. Ctr. yt. Us.
@urfmeus Benefit aaO SencO.
AIIOc. Brand gtO. IA, 8eri. am 3.
Somstag /. SC, 9lbenos 8 1br in
g5o. 927 Z. Str. ge. Us. 6riB gauer,
SefretGr, 437 IA. Str, 9. g.
9entider unterltitMngsbnnO.
9iItrift geo. 40. 6etretar @m. @an'
nelnanr, 1915 Marion StraBe, u.
8. gerlammelt ii9 ieoen 4. Wfitt-
nod /. Mf. in 936 Sa. AOe., u. US.
9eutIdcr ltnterfitanSs6unO, 9i-
thrift 100. Wtihoel Diet5, Sefretdr,
629 S Str, q. 6. @eri. am A. Dom
nerstog i. SO. III 1877 Z. Str, N.8.
9eutI@er l1nterltakmn9sbnnO. 81.
thrift $50. 40. Sefretar SODn Neel'
ninger, 716 GRESHAM 9lace, q. ".
8erlommelt ii9 am 1. 0iittDo9 ie-
BEN Wlts. in 936 @a. 9IDe., q. 8.
9cutld : Auerifaniider : Hmtcr-
tiRmmgs : @erein. Sobn Dies, Sc
fret6r, 1888 O.. Capitol Str. Geri
am 2. Oienstag /. 10. in 737 Z. Str.
@aibimstun Sid Gelicf. 5etretar
s. 8iidof GberrDOole gtural Sta
9. 6. &eri. am /. uno 3. Wtontag
/. Sc, in 1927, Z. StraBe, %. SO
SemtI6e Srand), SO5ialiitiider
&artci. @en3el 9tifl, Sefretar, 1886
Ontario &oao. Geri. am 1. nnO 3.
0onmeritag, 9lbenOs s ubr in 1913
@-Str., @.-@. SDmpatiiierer ltets
miatommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Geiaus.S reine.

@aibin9tOn SGnger6MnO. $50. 314
s StraBe, g. IS. albert &epper,
Yrdlioent, y. 8rauner, Setret6r, 314
s Str, g. @. q. @umpre9t, 0iri.
gent. Singitunoe ieOen 9ienstag.
Damenprreim. Grau g. 8. 9artbeJ Vrdl.
Nrrlammlung teDen 1. unD 3. 5teitas prs
MOnats, AbfnNs 8 nbr, in Obissm sOfaIs.
AriOn +. 1eianguerein, 1905, 6
StraBe, g. @. Aug. S9miOt, Hr6'
lioeut. Sobn @eber, Sctretar,
gto. 518, 6te StraBe, 9t. 6. &arl
Sober, 9irigent. 9ireftorenOerlamm-
hung am 1. Sonntag nod Dem 1.
Mfittpo9 i. sc. Singitunoe ieoen
Wtittpo9.
9IriDn DamsnSerein. 6rau 3. arumte,
Yralibentin. ~8erlammIunS am 2. NittpU9
mOnatli9 abenps IN Cbissm SUfaIe.
@ermania MGnner@Or. 922 Yenn.
@oe. &c. SO. @r6i. Sobn &eiff. Sefr.
Geo. Sebaltion, 622 $50. Ane., SIS.
emil S. gbriitiani Director. @e-
idaftsperi. am /. Sonntag /. &c.,
Singitunoe ieOen Donneritag unG
Sonntag Abeno in 922 @a. ADe.
Damtnpersin. Grau Sulia GubIer, oral
Yerlammelt l9 iepen rlen Spnntas i'm
Mpnat i'm Cbisen Scfale.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
n@as lit Elm Scrina"

81 Der fniffliden Srage, mos9iel
ILL., lit MN fir Die &egiernna nod
sic 6roqe bin3llgefommen, Oh eir
Sering in elmer 9le6bii6le au6 eir
@ering lit.
Die 6roge lit BON materieqer Sc.
0eutung. Seringe folten ~ @ts
uno Slide in 8ii6Ien Oas 9oppelt'
an 3oG. 9as 3oaomt bat entifie.
ben, oaB elm Sering elm Sering let
Oh IN elmer 8iidie ODER inn SAB
S6lnimeier molen nun Sprotten
Goroinen uno dbniide 6lolientfert
e6erfoas ais uSering~ betra6te.
miiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
gdmIanfana

9lm @tontag beginner bic Silent
Ii6en S6ulen i'm 0iitrift Golumbio
mie0er i6re Sdtigfeit. Sine groBt
Gait miro ga ieoer Sausmutter BON
Salie faaen. nenn ole 8iiren Der
Ghul6duier mieoer geoffnet meroei
Ole idmmtli6en Sdulbdilier lin(
md6renO ser Serien renoOiert unf
qriinoli6 geidiibert woroen, 10 oof
6ieiel6en in bpgieniiderSinIidt ni6ts
al wiinI6en iibrig loiien. SIM Sch.
Proportional iinO bielfo6 &eriebunger
porgefommer, ebenio erbielten ein(
9ln3abl 9ebrer unO 9ebrerinnen Sc.
balts5nlage.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Nerf0mf pom 9trilmpfcn.

9omen Chiffon @or5e elsie
Striimpfe, 0oppeliole, bo9e ge-
ipleilte Serie, 9oppelfnie, SOC
@erte, Special -- Doc
9amen GeiOen Striimpfe, ale
Sarben 9oppelloble, bobe Gar
tertpeIt. $500 @ert, Spe5. $1.39
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

MG09en Gauge elsie Striimpfe
9oppelioGe, eeipleilte Serie,
i6par8, peiB unO tan, Spe5. Doc
Seine, geribbte &in0eritriimpfe,
ale Sarben. SPECIAL 25e
8obDs fancp Sop Soden. ale
@r0Ben, 25c @erte. Spe3 19c
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
6rE~enbnrmitaOter unterititmnas.

ser 9arte $3.50 per Sabr.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21

Sn @acoon, Ga, lit elm Club
BON 8linoen gegriiuoet moroen. Nur
total 8linoe f0nnen MitglieOer oieies
Clubs meroen. Seine 8eitrebungen
geben oobin, Die StraBen : 8ettelei
Der 8linoen al Iteuern.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
2anOsmannI6aftIiae unO l1nteritiik
un9s : @ereime.

$%ttAW
&aIbinstOn GristIiuerein, CHARLES
Sol SefretGr, 8Or SEQ. 2204,
station @;;'@ereinslotaI arionboae,
1905 6 StraBe, g. 50. @eriamm'
lung erIten 0onnerstap i'm Monat.
Hr1i. Sen. g. HidenbaGer, &enois
@uiloing, II uno 8 StrOBe, %. %.
stauHa6erin gsrsin. 5rnu Anna Spiss,
pr1lbentin. Berlammslt lit DaleIbp.
Sameiser @ObItGtisfeitsOerein.
graI. Sulius ggIoff, 118 SpnneIie.
Gpe, 81. 6. s. Z. G1weeler, Sefre-
tar, 1929 S Ctr, g. SO.
@ereim 8aOen, Mlois &einbnrt Sc
tret6r, 113 9 StroBe, 9. So. per-
iammelt fi9 ieOen l.. Dienstac I'M
Weonat in 936 Ha. ADe., q. 8.
@erein 8agern, Columbia Seftian
Oer. l.. @olfenne &udO6i6eI, 8rai.
Granf @iegan0, gi5e-Pr6i. WeiAeS
SoI8beierlein, S6obmeiiter. SbeO y.
9edert, Setretdr. 1910 SIn. Aue.,
81. 6. @eri. am /. Sonntag /. %.
nbr na6m. in SO. 922 $50. @De.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
Fereins~ und AOgen~Ralender

Qie Serren eefretare fnO gebeen, uus iets BON Observation-Disclosures
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ftes befrebt, ioIbe an gedgnehr Stene auf5unebmen
greis fir Die SuirhOn ser aurte $3.50 per Sa6r.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
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ROhen unb 6ausarhlit. Seine W1lhe. SObn
$500 PET Wpnat. @U. 1922 e-Strv W,gS.
Washington Journal., 1912-09-21
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Gin aOIbenes MannerGpr- Nb3ei9en am per-
aaneenen Spnntae in BeBlers Dale. 5inbsr
il gsbetsn, lOl6es seSen SsIObnuns IN Der
"SOurnaI"-S Office ab3ussben.
The Washington times., 1912-11-14
DAMAGE T0STABLES
IN THE NORTHEAST
PLACED At $4,000
Four Horses and Mule Lost
To Flour and Feed
Merchants.

Damage estimated today at 5000 was
done by fire shortly after s o'clock last
night which destroyed stables OF Dick
ey Brothers. flour and feed merchants.
In Graceland court, narrow alley near
Fifteenth and II streets northeast.
Four horses and one mule we're burned
to death. The stables, Ave frame struc-
lures, were owned by w. w. Griffith.
lnsuranCc covers the loss.
The blaze was d - cred ty a IcrsoL
In the neighborhood, who sounded an
alarm from a nearby box. The fire
spread rapidly, and before the arrival
OF the firemen flames were shooting
high. A second alarm was sounded by
the captain OF the first company to ar
rive, as II was feared the flames would
spread to a number OF other small
frame structures In the immediate VI
cinity. In the excitement an alarm was
also sounded from the private box in
the Columbia car barns.
Several families living in small homes
near by carried their belongings to the
street fearing their houses would be
destroyed. The blaze proved a most
stubborn one and because OF the narrow
alley. across which the flames were
shooting, the hremen were given a ha rd
fight. The cause OF the blaze has not
been determined.
Damage amounting to 81. 900 was done
by fire yesterday afternoon to the
stables Off Sulzberger & Son. dealers In
packing house products. In an alley be-
tween f and +, Second and Third
streets northwest. The fire start
ed In the egg-testing room. and was
The Washington times., 1912-11-14
SUICIDE Of WOMAN
LEADS TO ARREST
Of MAN FUGITIVE
1ronworker Alleged To Have
Passed Worthless
Checks.

As a dramatic sequel to the suicide
hve months ago OF young woman
known as Mrs. Carrie Swartz, who end
ed her life by drinking carbolic acid in
room over a saloon at 1925 Z street
northwest, Charles +. Kiligas. alias
Fred swartz, supposed to have been the
woman's husband. is locked up at the
First precinct police station as a fugl.
tive from justice.
The arrest OF Killgas was brought
about by Mrs. Mary Umhoefer, of Gut
tenburg. N. j.. the womans mother,
who learned by accident a few days ago
OF her daughters suicide. Grief-strick-
en- over the news of her daughter 8
tragic end. she came to Washington.
told the police here Of Kiligas' real
identity and how the authorities of New
York and New Jersey had sought him
for passing worthless checks after he
IS alleged to have induced her daughter
TO elope with him. and caused his ar
rest as fugitive.
Admits Cashing Checks.
Kiligas. who was one OF the iron
workers who helped construct the giant
wireless towers at Arlington, was found
last evening by Detectives Burlingame
and Weldon in the saloon over which
the woman with whom he had lived
ended her life. According to the detec-
tives, he admitted his real name was
Kiligas and that there had been some
check transactions IN Brooklyn. N. Y.
and West Hoboken, N. j., on which he
might be wanted. The Hoboken police
wired the detective bureau last night
that they did not want Kiligas. The
police are now waiting to hear from
the Brooklyn police.
The detectives say that Kiligas told
them he passed two checks In Brook
I'm. one for $40 and one for SIS, whi,h
might not have been honored by
the bank.
According to Mrs. Umhoerer, her
daughter was the wife of George
Santes. Of Guttenburg Kiligas YVES a
frequent caller at the house. Last
January. Kiligas and Mrs. santes dis.
appeared. In April they appeared In
ashington and engaged a room over
the f street saloon, giving the name OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swartz.
Suicide Follows Quarrel.
Following quarrel with her huus.
band last June, Mrs. Santes killed her.
self with carbolic acid. Kiltgas was
taken In custody by the police, but after
the inquest was released by the coron-
'er. verdict of suicide being given.
kiligas at that time told the police
he knew nothing of the woman's par.
cnts. having met her In New York ius
before he came to Washington. He de
MED she was his WIFE The police fail
ed in their efforts to locate the woman.
relatives. A few days ago a letter wa.
received at the + street address foi
Mrs Fred SwartZ." 1t was opened b,
the landlady, who discovered 1t was
from the woman's mother who did no,
know her daughter was dead.
Mrs. UmhOefer was informed of haI
daughters suicide and yesterday stc
came TO Washington and told the DO
lice the story which resulted in KiliEas
arrest last night.
The Washington times., 1912-11-14
RETAIL MERCHANTS
ADOPT NEW PLAN
Each Member Of Governors Board
Represents Different
Business.

The Retail Merchants Association. In
seeking to extend the scope Of the or.
ganization. have adopted plan by
which each member OF the board OF
governors represents a different phase
OF business life, and Is the chairman
or a special committee on that particu.
lar phase. These committees are each
responsible for the growth of interest In
the association among merchants In tina,
line. and several meetings are being
held In the Chamber of Commerce this
week and next of the various sections.
The dry goods men met last night and
discussed the general condition OF the
dry goods trade In this city. The Opt.
cal men will meet In the Chamber to.
morrow night at s o'clock, and the shoe
men Tuesday night at the same hour.