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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS
MARCH 80.
Manhattan.

Il7TH sr. 53I to 537 East; Tor soG
stable. ofice and dwg 5lx2s: Ha!es NV. t"'
East 10Th It. owner: G 2 Reid To- E's' -''
st. architect, cost 5000.
The Bronx.
i3STH ST. :. - # of PARK ave. io' a !
sty frame storage bldg. ioxJoi George az ,,
William & Ruter. 2jgj 30 ave- owners; , .'o."
l. Kirby, 151th st and Arthur dNe' az
cost $500 , o-o,h @,
FIELDsTONE RID. W :. $50 n 5 OF 2oVth - .
FOR u 20 sty Drk dws. 20 GX51' bedneid -, -
tate j II Delaheld. - Cedar 81 M. os,
& Linteberg. = West 41th 81. architect; cost
$4,000 g. ,..,h. g
AUSTIN PI.. $. Coils # Of - JoSepn
st: for | sty brk factory, "S.'Nfo' . Wy
crIni. 1OS East 18Th -. owner hopPc /"
Daube. $50 Westchester ave, architec's' cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-24

MARCH ..
4TH ST. :. whole front botweeh E "ns,in
y Fletcher loans 81 Johns Park Realty 20
S3JO,OUg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-24
MISCELLAN EOUS

RAZOR BLADES resharpened: better than
new: hair tested: mail orders our speciality.
Speciality shop. 3s3 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-24

1850 It on'g $4,000: March ~ 81; ATTORNEY
Hogan 3o2 Broadway. ...s.., AGA
l.3D ST =. l75 II OF Amsterdam ave,
,ori0o II. Nv 4 8riner 10 Magdalena Brinef
mig $50 500: sept 20. 1905: 500 attorney
Robt l. Wensley, IL Broadway.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
9ie @elt gratmlierte.

Slr ser ltilen @%iniamfeit ieiues
.ShloIies in Sidl feierte iiingit &ai=
1er 1ran5 Soiepb int engen &reiie iei=
ner Mngeborigen-unter S1belfuno=
geb1tngen Ser &0lfer Ser 3oppelmo=
nardie = ieinen 6reil1n6a@t5iglten
8ebnrtstag. Die MiQtonen Ser nn=
tertbonen oes 9nloers altf oem Sbro=
ne pergaben an 6ieiem 6reuoenfelt
Sen Bortei= uno Observation-Disclosures
1116 lanoten bereint aus mar1nem
&er5en SEN @unl6 5um &immel, oab
sic @oriebung 6em perebrten @err<
lder nod biele Sabre bei6ei0en MO-
ge einer bon 11euen SdidialSidla=
gen nn6 Sorgen freien, id0nen &C.
bensaben6.
ltno tn oieien @uni6 itimmte oie
ga15e cipiliiierte @elt Elm, 6enn fem
onoerer Shirt erfreut ii@ I'M Mus=
lano 10 a1gemeiner @erebrung uro
Spmpotbie, pie 6ieier I'M b0diten
@rei1enaIter iteben6e Scatter nno So
Mig, 6em SOS S@tdial fat uber=
men16lihes 2eio gebro6t fat.
@eit er Dor fiinfunoie65ig Sobren,
inmitten Ser 5tiirme elmer &epoluz=
ton, Sen Sbron ieiner Slater beltieg>
bot ib1n ieiu cine eridiitternoe Sra
go6ie biloen6es 2eben ni@ts beldie-
ben als Gram uno S6mer5. nngliid
TINT ungliid ~itiir5te anf i'm nieoer
n11o tper1n er etnen bitteren 2eioens<
feld geleert batte, reidte oaS @eldid
ibm 1tets einen nod bitteren.
Mit b%elocnbafter @roBe, Sic linn
sic REMEMBERING Ser Menidbeit er=
rang, bot e- al oas S4mere ertra=
gen, oas auf i'm bereingebroden lit
@ie cine fnorrige @i@e uberitano er
ale gtiirme, ober eS 16eint fait, olS
Oh 6as Ma5 ieiner 2et6en niemolS
bon mer6en lone. @etm gintritt in
fem 841tes 2ebensjabr iiebt er iein
Meid, an oeKen Starf1tng er raitlos
arbeitete, geidmddt nab innen uno
ol1Ben nn6 bonn 5flapentbnm mebr
beorobt ols mabren6 ieiner gan5en
langen &egiernng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

men. Do@ f0nnen tie ni@ts an6ers,
ols ser @abrbeit 6te gbre gebeu.
l1no ieoe oiesbe3iiglide MerBerung lit
fir unS mmio mertbpoQer.
Gin auberlt t%reffenoes un6 babel in
ieiner Mrt Invertebrates l1rtbeil fan.
oen mir fIr3li9 in ether Mu1nmeer oes
u8o1ton GLOBE" mel6es mir unleren
mertben 2eiern ntdt bo%rentbalten
modten nno 6arl1m IN lleberiebung
bier mieoergeben. Der Nralioeut ei-
ner beoeutenben 8abngeieQldait oes
8eltens, ber IN Seem ENGLAND gebo=
rem uno er5ogen tporoen tit, dltBerte
lid einent Srogeiteller gegeniiber in
folgenoer> fir sen oeutiden 2auo=
pirtb 6ltberlt unerfennenoeu 8eile:
u@s lit Elm GROCER Srrtbunt> oaB
2eute aus Mem gnglano Sem 8eiten
slneritas groBe 3ienlte geleiltct bit
ten. Sin gutter Ebeil Seem England
&apital lit nab 0em 8eiten gegalr=
gen nno SEEM england fat @elo aus
SEM gn1porhliiben oes Meltens ge5o=
gen; uber o.r Melteu ielblt bot BON
Sen 6armcrn Seem gnglanos iebr
uenig prpfiticrt. Sic nerltol1oeu Sen
getrieb ser 2anolpirtbi6aft pieIfod)
oar ntdt."
SD babe eit1eu groBen Sbeil Oes
@e tens 81 Eferoe uno SIT @agen
ourdreiit. $50 INNER id lalbere uao
bliiben6e 6arnter fano> 90 uur6en iie
falt MASSACHUSETTS, BON Deuti6en be-
mirtbid)aftet. $50 i) 81 Iolden fam>
Ole nidt 10 gut o1siaben uro bliibten,
oo6 immerbin nod gut maren, ltel1te
es ii6 beraus> 6aB idmeoti6e 2ano=
pirtbe ouf ibnen ba1tIten. @enn id
aber at 6armern fam, Sic ourda1s
perna6lG1iigt tparen> NIT 5erbrohe=
mem 3d11men uno Stdlen fano i'd in
ser &egel, 6oB Tie BON Seem gngla1o
Da1tfees betpobnt lparen. Die lesteret1
lino ME quite 6armer gemei en. Mer
aber mirflid CUTIE rationale 2anoz
1pirtbi6oft fentten lernen tpiQ, Ser
loGte nod 3eutl6lan6 uro 9dne=
mari geben."
uDos flingt falt tpie @erratb", 10
beibt es in oem engliiden 8lotte tpei-
ter. God sic 8emerf1tng itomrrA
bon einem monne> Ser metB, mas er
logt, Ser tpeoer ltb 81 ientimentalen
M%euBerungei1 btnreiBen ldBt> nod ge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
SeltemeS COB fmr oemt=
iGe Varmer.

Son Ser 0or8iiglihfeit ser 6eut-
iden 2an6tpirtbidaft bat fi6 Sic ame=
rifaniide 2cmmii1ion, melde @t1-
oten3pede balber sic Deridieoenen e1-
ropdilden 5taaten bereiite, lelb1t
iiber3eugt. Mon bat Damn au6 nit
Sob un6 Mltnerfennrng nt6t 5urid=
gebalten. Ser 6entlde 2an6mirtb
mori6irt an ser Spibe," 10 bieB es
uno betBt es beute. DaB 6ieies Sob
iib NUN nidt MIR ouf oen in Deutid=
lan6 anialitgen 8auernitano, ionoern
a16 arf 6ia bieltgen 2an6mtrtbe
6euti@er M%bitommung be3iebt, lit
ebenfaus mieberbolt berporgeboben
moroen. Ser 6eutf6e 2anomirtb lit
glei91am ser Bnionier fir Die Sui
tur ser 8ereinigten @taaten getpeien.
@enn er nun in ietnen @rfolgen meit
uber feinen 8erufsgenoiien anoerer
Nntionolitdt itebt, 10 fat 6as ieinen
@rnno le6iglib in oen bor5igliden
@igeni@aftet 6euti6en @eiites, 6eut=
idjcr @borafters un6 6eutl9en @e=
1ens.
Ser englii@en Breiie miro es febr
fdper, sic @er6ienite Ser 6eut=
]den Sarmcr in Mmerifa %an5uerfen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
Mmitimmtumgsperimd dc.

@ud Sobn Barrett, @eneraloiref=
tor Ser Bonamerifanilden Union,
permag ltb ni6t nit Dem @eoanfen
p%ertraut 5u MAIDEN, 6ab Deutl6lano
un6 England, 6eren &egierungen be-
fanntlid Ste @%inlaoung gu u%nierer
Banama : Bocific = Nusiteuung abge=
lebut baben, auf 6ieier nidt pertre,
ten fem io0ten. ct bat iib in 6ieier
Mn%gelegenbeit at sic 2onooner @an=
oelstammer gepan6t, fir 8etbeili=
g11r1g an ser Musitelung plai6ieren6
uno inn glciden Sinne obgefabte
|Sdreiben bat er an Sen oeutiden 9ot=
ldafter Grafcn bon 8ernitorff gerid>
tet, iotpte on @errn S%uiierano, Sen
fran50liiden 8otidafter, oelien &e=
gieru11g lid belagtem l1nternebmen
%gegeniiber 0urda1ts entgegenfoml=
memo perbdlt.
St peiit III 6ieien &unogebungen
oaroltf bin, oaB graiilien> Mrgentt=
nien, Gbile, 8olibia, &er1t uno fa1t
ale iibrigen INSTRUMENTATION
@epublifen nidt MIR al1f ser MusItel=
lung pertreten fem, ionoern it6 in
tpeit qr0berem MoBltobe an ibr be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

sic lin ltan0. es e%rlauben> ibren &iu<
bern, insbeionoere tbren S0bnen, ei11e
bobere Musbiloung a%rgeoethen 5l1 lal=
le11> oamrit lie ibr Gortfomn1en I'M &C.
ben I'M 10 leidter uno better finoel
uno cine fraftige 5tiise meroen fir
Stride uno @taat. 8ir erbliden I'M
Mongel al bpberer 5dulltng uni erer
oeutl9en &atboliten cine ltria6e if
rer nieorigeu 5te1lung auf oem TO-
3iolen uno politiiden @ebiet. SSn ser
Wahl elmer b0beren 2%ebranltalt lou
1tets immer elmer fatboliiden Anitalt
Ser @or5ng etngerdumt tueroen."
2ln1blieBeno bieran tpuroe auf's
gfeue 6aS &ath. 2ebrerl emtnor 81 ct.
6roncis, Mis., bernorgeboben, BEN
y8ereinsbrii0ern, 6ieie uidtige uno
ber6ienitpone glnitalt fir oie Seran=
biloung iltnger Mdnner fir Sen 2eb=
rerlton6>" 6ringenit empfoblen. Ni6t
minoer beoiirf fen mtr aber futbolii6er
Mer5te> MnmGlte, M%potbefer, Sedni=
fer ol1i Sen ber19ieoenen @ebieten.
Webilbete 2oien mug Die 2olung
fem. nno lit es au5n 16mer 1ol9e
at erlangen? Netn = @ott lei Donf
perfigen sic &atbolifen oieieS 2onoes
iiber cine droBe MnaabI folder SeSnIti=
tlte oenen man Sen Sobn, oie Sod<
ter> rubig arpertrauen fam. Mles
Milienspertbe miro ibnen in bo0em
umfonge geboten un6 oies auf Ser
ein5ig mabreu @run6lage elmer rid)<
tigen @r5tebung, 6em fatbolilden
@lauben. l1no onriiber miiiien ii9
fotbolilde Gltern flar fem, 6aB fte
n1r elmer fatboliiden Mnltalt tbre
&inoer onbertrauen 6iirfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
gen Seem ENGLAND, Dos er als 2an6
ieiner Mbitamml1ng ebrt un6 liebt,
einen s4lag ausflbren mo1te.
Mrbeit tn 9mue mmo
DIue.

Sen offi5icllen 8eridten Der Gin
neutrality-suspicious. 3ufolge berridt
I'M gal15en 2an6e ungebel1er ltarfe
Nadfrage nad l1ngei6ulten Mrbeits=
fraften. Son sen 6armen bon Ser
mont Sen &oblenfel6ern Benniplpa=
Mas, sen @otesbrennereien SbioS
mno oen Nroirien oes @eltens ertont
ser Muf nah @lrbeitern. lln6 6aS
trob Ser Sbatlade, baB in Den e riten
feds Monate11 6es laufenoen SabreS
nobe5u 100000 @tnpanoerer III 6en
gereinigten Staaten 9elanoe+ iino.
Man meib, 6aB sic @inmonoe-
rungsbeb0roe ser @impanoernng
lelbft nihts lpeniger als giinittg &C.
lirn1t lit. Sic fam troboem nidt
lrn1fil1, 5u5ltyeitebeu> 6aB Die gegen=
lp1irtiae girtpanoerung nidt 5llr
@dlfte imltouoe lit, ser Nadfolge nod)
Mrbeitsfrdften gu geniigen> oab bel
leidt sic ooppelte Mn5abl leidt Ve=
i6aftigung bier fnoen f0nnte. Sic
befobt ii6 6aher nidt nit ougemet=
men @rflGrungen, ion0ern martet 31tr
@egriinol1ng nit Ehatiaden a11f.
Sn Nittsbllrgb f0nnten in oen
,5tablmerfen ollein 10000 Mrbeiter
|@eidaftiguna finoen, ebeniobiel in
Sen gol1getpsrfen. Die &o@ofen in
gonneupiQe itn6 MIR gum bierten
Sbeil in 8etrieb uno 5tpar infolge bon
Mrbeitermauael, in SEN &oblengr11ben
BON @elt @irginia lit Ser 8etrieb aus
oem gletden @run6e auf oie Sa1fte
6eidrdmft moroen. Sn &anias ollein
baben in 6ieiem Sabre $4,000 Sorm=
arbeiter 8eihdfttgung gefnnoen.
Sic Musfiibr11ngen Ser @tnpanoe=
rlt1asbeb0roe lt16 oas beite Mrglt=
ment aegen Sic bon ibr ielbit befur=
mortete @eietgebung 5u tpeiterer Sc
idranfur1g ser @tntpan6erung. Sie
bil6en Dor ollem ein itarfes Mrg1t=
ment gegen Sic @infiibrung oes ioge=
nunnten 8ilonngs = Seites, bon bent
bereits tpie6er in @aibtngton oie Sc
6e lit. @ir brou6en CUR @ntmid=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
@mtmifelmngSteon rtti9

Som 8enius=8 Bureau in @oibing-
ton lit oieicr Gage Elm auf unier
norolides Territorium Mlasfa be5iig=
lideS Bulletin ber0ffentlt9t moroen.
Sc gebt aus linn Dor auem berpor,
oob bieies %ausgeoebnte @ebtet nit Jet
men reide11 natiirltden &tlfsquelen
bebnfs gnttpidell1ng 6ieier bonn &o1>
greB gu %treffen6er Mabnobmen 1ebr
ortngen6 be6arf.
sSSn ser Defo6e bon 1900 big 1910
bat feline 8epolferung 10 gut mie
qar nidt, nGmlib nur INN 1.2 Bro=
3ent, 5ugenommen. sic belief fi@ in
6em lektgenonnten Sabre auf 64,356
l,1o mor gum groBten &beil bur@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

oie in 6e1n leeten Sabr8ebnt 6es pori=
gen Sabrbunoerts 6afelbit ge1nodten
@olofl1noe oortbin gelodt moroen.
Die ourd biele ausgeiibte Mn5ie=
bungsfraft bat% aufgeb0rt> 1rno es gilt
nun, Sen Mderbou> sic &oblen= un6
8ii6erei=Sr0uitrie in Mlasfa gu emit
mideln. Sn 8erbin6ung nit ooroltf
geridteten Hldnen modt ii@ Ger
Mangel an @erfebrs= ooer Srans=
pprtn1itteln Dor allem fiiblbar.
Die e%ingebore1e inoionilde 8ep0l=
ferung, sic a1tsidlieBli6 bon Sago
un6 6iidfang lebt, lit IN idne0er Mb-
nobme begriffen. Sir meiBe Mniieo=
Ter bieten ii6 ie6ob Sic giinitigiten
@bancen.
@or allem beoorf Mlasfo zines bon
ser &iiite aus SOS Snnere oes 2onoes
eri@liebenoen @iienbabnipitems. Ser
8au ei11eS iolden miro ia oud lQng1t
geplant bon Ser 9u116esregterung uno
bon 6e1n ge%genmartigen Sefretar bes
SSr11ern in glet6er @etie befiirmortet
mie bon ieinem gorga11ger 6i1ber.
41tf @runo Ser inn Sntereiie ser Co
DIE itattfinoenoen %itarfen 8emegrng
gibt man ii6 Ser @offnung bin, oaB
Ser &ongreB in ietner ndditen 5i=
tnng 6arauf be3iglide MaBnabmen
treffen mer6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
Mcrfmir6iaes Mittel fir @mbr.

SD lit an Der &otben &ubr ge-
gen 6en Is. Sult un6 gebraudte Dof-
loren Meoi3in nn6 onbere MitteI OF
tie 9inoerung, MIR murbe i'd ieoeu
Sag i@limmer. Sd tpar nidt im-
itanoe, @tnas gu tbl1n> 11no mein &C.
pt4t ftel bon 145 auf 1875 Bfun6.
Sd lit etpa 5pet Monate, als mir
angeratben tpuroe, @bamberIains 60,
tic, @bolera- nn6 3tarrboe=Mittel gu
gebrau6en. Sd gebraudte 5tpei Sla-
iden 6abon un6 ih empfano perma-
nente 2in6erl1ng," i4reibt 9. 50. SIN
bon @notp Sill, 81. 6. gu fanfen
BEL allen &dnolern. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28
@rmites Mabmwort.

Gin 8euoepunft int 2eben bteler
@nubel1 utlo Ma66en, sic bener aus
ser Bforridule ertlailen, itebt Dor ser
5birc. 81 euogiltige gnti6eioung
barber, mas nun nit ibnen begtn=
nen> mag mard}er1 8ater, mander
W}utter piel Gorge bereits gentadt ba=
be11> 3. st. MAIDEN. limo 6teS trifft
i%nsbelonoere fir ieate @ltern 51, De-
rem &inoer o%ffenbare Nnlagen filr
b9beres 5tuhium 5eigen. e 8ernitnf=
tig 6e11fen6c @ltern mer6en ltetS ge=
miut fem, mena immer m0gli9, IT.
REM &inoe oos 5u bieten, maS leinen
Mnlagen> iei1,em &onnen entipridt.
Sic ueroen ntdt Der feblen nit Dem
2ebrer, nit Sem bodm. Bfarrer, er1t=
]te &iidiprade gu nebmen oaruber,
nQs oos 8e} te lit.
1ie 8erufSmabl lit INNER cine
1dlpere Srase. SON ibr ba1gt in
tpeitous oe1t mei1ten Galeu ni6t MIR
oos meltlide @obl> 1onoern olt@ gang
bel onoers sos Seelenbeil Ser Sim
Scr ab. Sic S%noipioualitdt 6es Sim
oes lit 1tetS 1T erlter 2inie gu beriid=
1idtigen. @:1ne1u &naben, Ser offen=
funoig Mnlage 81 einem Sanoperf
5eigt, 1ollte 6ieier 8eg ni6t perIhlol=
1en mer6en. SIM @egentbeil man ioQ=
tie ibm Sic be1tmogltd}e @e%legenbeit
bieten, oaS betreffenoe &an6merf
griin6lth gu erlernen> ibm an ote
@nno geben, ibn ermuntern, Sad=
f1,rle> iomeit iolde erbaltlid, neben
ser BroriS 81 beiuden Ii. T.. 10. Muf
ale 6dlle bern1et6e mon eS oen SUM-
gen nit rbrotloier" Mrbeit alS 2ouf=
junge, n@aqonbop" etc. ms 2eben
treten gu 1ai!en. @enn immer ober
ein @in6 Mnlagen un6 Offer 5u b0be=
REM gtu6illm 5eigt, 1olte linn oie
gerwirflidung 6ieies e, m0gen Sic
Opfer oud nod 10 groB iein, ermog-
lidt meroen. &ei@li6 mer6en 6ieIe
0pfer ipGter aufgemogen meroen.
&0beres 5tuoium, insbeIonoere fit
I'M ere fotboli1hen &naben, tit erlte
Borousiebung, min man 6riitlide,
fotboli1de @eltanidauu1g int 0ffent=
li@en, geihdftliden mie politiiden
2eben betbdtigt ieben. @as uns MOTH
tbut, fin6 eebil6ete tatbolii@e 2aien,
loutet Der Mobnruf unferer 8if60fe,
un1erer BrieIter, mie oud Ser organi=
lirten 2oientpelt. Damtt ioQ aber
nidt ge1ogt iein, 6aB Ser fotbolii6e
San6merfer> fleinere @ei6aftsmamn
ii. {. +. geebeniode lit. SIM @egen=
tbeil. Dieie 1in6 ebenlo notbmenoie
mie Sic bober @ebtl6eten. Wenn oer
lebteren beute an 6teier @teae bo11pt=
fdadlid ge6aht miro, 10 gei&iebt es
Inn arf einen offenbaren Mnngel bt1t-
5utpeifen.
Muf feiner 6iesidbrigen SO. Gene,
r~alperiommlang fnBte unter attoeren
ser 6. 81. 8. gentral=8 erein folger-
ben 8eldlub: ~&6bere 8iloung. =
Mir ermubnert Ste @ltern, tpotmmer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-28

lung ser natiirli@en @ilfsqueuen oeS
na9 pie Dor Me6inner nit
Mrn1en. Se6eS @eiek, 6as
oerartige Guaranteeing be-
piQ, lift gegen Die Snterelien
oes 2an6eS, 10. 1ebr es aud I'M Snte=
relie ein5elncr @liql1en iein mag.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-05-29
FLASHES
OFF THE WIRE

Geneva, Switzerland, May 21.-King
Peter of Servia will abdicate as soon
as peace is restored in the Balkans.
The king is sixty-nine years old and
the carrying on of the war against
Turkey has broken his health.
Memphis, Tenn, May 21.-City CEN
sors Of moving pictures placed en-
barge on all pictures showing dances
such as the bunny hug, grizzly bear
and rags. Everything suggesting such
must stop at once.
Edinburgh, May ga bomb was
exploded in the Royal observatory
here Wednesday, making a big hole in
the second floor and destroying a
large quantity Of valuable instru-
ments. Suffragettes are suspected.
Baltimore, Md, May 23.-One person
is known to have been drowned and
several men, women and children are
reported missing as result of a col
lision between the Bay freight steam
er Avalon and the Bugeye Elijah, with
about 40 berry pickers aboard in the
harbor here.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-05-29
RULER ILL
SLIGHT COLD DEVELOPS INTO
PNEUMONIA AND MIKADo HAS
HIGH FEVER.
DOCTORS ISSUE A BULLETIN
They Tell Of Increased Temperature,
But Insist There ls No Cause for
AIarn1-Wllson Cables His Sym
pathy to Emperor.

Tokyo, May A.-The mikado is seri-
ously Ill from an attack of pneumonia.
1t had been known for several days
that the emperor was i'll but 1t was
not until Thursday that the illness
was known to be serious.
The court physicians issued the
following bulletin:
The emperor. who has been suffer
ing from a slight cold for several days,
has developed Inflammation of the
lungs. We do not consider that his
condition justifies anxiety, but his
temperature Is high"
Yoshihito, who is thirty-four years
old. has never been of robust health
and at the time he ascended the
throne fears we're entertained that his
reign would not be long one. From
time to time have come rumors that
the good man." as he is known by his
subjects, had developed tuberculosis.
but these were always promptly de-
MED officially.
Washington, May 24.-Secretary of
State Bryan and Ambassador Chinda
will resume the active discussion of
the California land law situation next
week, according to information avail
able the state department Thursday.
Official dispatches from Tokyo in
dicated that the Japanese government
is far from being satisfied with the
American reply to the original protest
against the enactment of the Webb
law. The United States reply. accord
ing to foreign Office officials at Tokyo.
Is regarded there as being entirely
too frank in its tenor and in a man
ner insulting to the Japenese nation.
Acting tactfully at time when re-
lations between the two governments
are reported to be trite strained.
President Wilson sent a message to
the emperor of Japan. offering his
hope that the latter have a speedy re-
covery from the illness from which
he is suffering. The cable follows:
His Imperial Majesty JOSH Hito.
Emperor of Japan, Tokyo.
Reports received through press
agencies are current to the effect that
your majesty is indisposed. l have
heard these reports with sorrow and
with great concern. Should they prove
to be true I desire to offer to your
majesty for myself and for the gov
ernment and people of the United
States the assurance of my sympathy
and to express the ardent hope that
your illness may prove to be of brief
duration and your recovery rapid and
complete.
WOODROW WILSON"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-05-29
PUTTING Laws in Type.

Printers estimates are that the ses-
sion acts of the last assembly will
make about 1900 pages, and will be
the most elaborate volume for many
years. About one-third of the laws
have been put in type and are being
proofed. All of the copy is in the
hands of the printer and the work is
being hurried along. The volume
should be out the last of June. There
are four acts that fill many pages, the
Torrens land title act, which is of un-
usual length; the Warnes taxation
measure, and the Mills utilities bill.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-05-29
Marshal Arrests Police Force.

Wilmington. - The village mar
shall arrested the entire night po.
lice force when he took in Henry
Collier, village police, and AL McCrey,
merchant police, for engaging in a
rough and tumble fight.
Collier reported McCrey to mer,
chant for leaving open all night a
door on the mans place of business.
When they met again they had it out.
Both men used their clubs. Collier
succeeded in telling McCrey with a
blow on the head. McCrey pulled his
revolver while on the ground and shot
once before the weapon was knocked
from his hand, the bullet passing be-
tween Golfers arm and side.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-05-29
OHIO HAPPENINGS
AS TOLD BY WIRE
Woman Burned to Death at
Sharon Center.
TO FIGHT AGRICULTURAL BILL
Big Four Passenger Train in Collision
at YeIVerton-Toledo Woman
browns Baby and Sets
House on Fire.
Woman Burns to Death.

Akron. - While Mrs. ]. T. Spears
Of Sharon Center was attempt
ing to start with oil a fire in q
kitchen stove, the blaze reached the
can from which the oil was being
poured and she was burned to death.
Mrs. Spears husband, who was work
ing in a field, noticed the flames at
his home and, with the help of neigh
bors, the fire was extinguished. In
the room next to the kitchen the
blackened and charred body of Mrs.
Spears was found.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-05-29
Asks s1nn. GOO pamanes.

An example Of Spartan pertinacity
is being given by George H. Phelps.
the Findlay lawyer who for years has
been fighting the Standard Oil Co.
and at intervals alone and unaided.
Phelps has just asked the supreme
court to award him damages in the
sum of 100000 against the big cor
poration, alleging that 1t forced him
out of business. The Hancock coun-
ty courts decided against Phelps and
his request to the supreme court is
an appeal from the verdict Of the low
az courts.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-05-29
Banker Dies as He Boards Car.

Leipsic.-Wm. w. Edwards, banker,
and interested in many commercial
enterprises. expired as he boarded a
car III Toledo on his way home here.
He was president of the Bank of
Leipsic, vice president of the Nation
al Bank of Commerce, president of
the Buckeye National Bank of Find.
lay, president of the Continental bank,
was interested in the Commerce Trust
Co., the East Side Elevator Co., the
Toledo Machine & Tool Co. and many
other financial and manufacturing in.
stitutions.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-05-29
No Easv Task for eovernor.

The governor is finding it no easy
task to select a man for chief Justice
Of the supremel court. 1t was thought
for a time that Judge W. e. Scofield
of Marion would be chosen, but the
big fight made upon him by the drys
may keep him out OF the place. Lieut..
Gov. Hugh L. Nichols of Batavia was
also reported to be under considera-
tion, but from all reports the chief
executive has not yet been able to
decide upon any one for the position.
It is understood that it was tenderec
to Attorney General Hogfh. ''
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-05-29
Campaign for Better Babies.

Columbus. - Columbus has begun
a campaign for better babies. The
first exhibit of youngsters will
be June 2 under the auspices of the
Goldman guild. Others will follow,
the winners being qualified to take
part in the sweepstakes test this fall
at the state fair. Behind the
movement is the entire list Of
woman's clubs in Columbus, di-
rected by Mrs. Maude M. Miller.
Other cities in the state are expected
to take similar action and the gather
ing of prize winning babies, scored
under national rules, will form new
exhibit at the state fair. Any lusty
youngster may be entered. Grades
on scientific lines of human perfection
will determine the winners.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-05-29
browns Baby, Starts Fire.

Toledo. - Mrs. Jerome Harris
drowned her four month old son
In a cistern at her residence here.
The woman then saturated bedding
with gasoline, locked all the doors
and set fire to the house. Mrs. Har-
ris and three children were within.
Neighbors broke in and extinguished
the fire. The woman, 20 years old,
was discharged a month ago from a
hospital for the insane.