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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
Otilt ip1mbe mno miibe Iiibe

9eiuabHlin bat man fit bos Gmsifepilt6e
Ftldne VnIptr bieIerlei 1ebrnnf, trsniee per,
sciien nber fcnHeH bia tprnberbare arafi bic es
fbfr ipuHoe, irfioe. jitdeuoe roer 6nTie 3IBc
bat es siebAo bic Mnnbbeit bcrnus. perbnlel
an iiarfcn eAreib. Stodanaen nnb fol,e arse
fratrcne es cHtnerauaen Runions nno oanf.
brrpasnueen utifrfnt giele sfcr3ie ftancu oeu
htrtb nrt6 benz Eno-ssun tciben Dieie pssbtn
erfratt hnrt Nerbreiiuns fieier aerntnis.
s3enn oer esfer ss Bn prpbireH pnarbi, %
fcH CT ltd aus iraenseintr guicn apotjefe s,uc,
nnsfn Silane PsIper bolen 3n elmer soliene
snHpfenoeH ggaHsrs iiiae man einen 1beefBveI
soii ben ocm pnlper un6 siedc bic Tfse BANS
10 bic 20 @ifnnien lana binctn iceen abcH1
niebrsrc tsotcn lana
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
q Ed,iffsnad1riclteH.

Rem gort, 2. Tebruar. anget.:
,Garmania" BON 2iperpoOI; n@ameros
mia" pon Glasgow; ga SOurratue"
Don SABRE.
goton. 4bgeg.: nGauopic" nab
9enud.
gtpmoutb. 2lnget.: nMuieItit"
BON Stem gOrt raa Gkrbour8 uno
southampton.
6oIifog anget.; .6tOrtoo" BON
5aOre.
U1 aItr Sea D SignaItiirt: ogos
riutbian" BON QOrtIanp nah 8losgow.
81 0ilIe. gtnget.:: ngaIeoDnia"
BON Qelp gort na6 8lasgon.
2tb8cg.; nGalifornia" Haa gtsrD
gort.
Ionatp. 9tnget,: nGraucouia-
BON Refp 0ort.
QIgier. 2tnget.: nGeoric" Oou
g2sp gort.
2i6erpDOL, gtngst,; rSusrnia"
bon Bolton.
Ibgeg.: r1itanic" nah Tacoma.
GueenstOpn. Qbges.: rWuua
rstunia" nod Rem YOrt; r6aOerforo"
nab gbilabeIpbja.
ReapeI. 4bgeg.: nGoriattc" Ha1
ReFp gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03

Fluoeruuo erhieIt. SD be1tloB, nit SnoId ".
Biutbam8 Beqctablc COMPOUND nuo aua
nit bcn iunltareu 8aitlmittel srnen auten
9eriud) All MAIDEN. 4ud DlsrmondtIthtM Se'
brauh fam i'd ntHt Qsnug 9ortt oes Danfes
fnoeu fir ba6, mas blde fur mid 9etbau pa
ben.
,,@enn oicie 3eileu S6nsn bon 1abtn letn
t0uneu, 10 baben ftc meine 6rlaubntb, p'e1sl'
ben All pubIi3Iren - - Srau Saote @tulanIs,
455 Sumcs 5trcet, Glihort, Sub.
ypbIa g. giutbGm's &eQctdbie eompouao
1T aus einbeimiiden 98urseIu uuo R'louaeu
aemudlt, eutbdlt teiue uartotidcn obcr 'hoo'
liden TroQuen uub hat beute ocnStuf, ous ers
folQreiaite Ullttct 9egeu 5rduenlctoen tu letu,
oa5 mir feuncu, uu0 touienbe bon fretmta''
Qcu 3eugnIFcu mclhe IN bem Btntbdm ca'
borutorium ~ ENuu, IaN., 0utllegen, ld]tl-
ueu bIeit5 su bemet'en.
gScuu 5ic ocn gcrtngiten 3inettel
barber begeu, OaR Gpoia G. Rtht"
| bnm'S 8cgetdblc GOmpDnno 5bncrt
bclfcu mer0c, 10 idJreibeu Ste an IN"
| pia Is. Gintham WtcDicine So. (touTt-
ocutieIN, Epnn, WIaII. SSbr Srtcf miro
Dun elmer Srau gcOTiHct, geieicn nnn
bcantuUrtet uno itreug gebetul geDal'
ten ueroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
@eriDnal gotisen.

@crr @uitnb 8Iuemel, Der
Sdpuiegerlo6n bon 8crrn BaItor. =.
4napp IN 8epport, aD., petlt 3ur
3ett BEL ieinem Iieben Sfpptegerpapn
altf 8eiud.
5ralt 6 arrie engeIaqe i'll
am SanItoQ I'M Alter pom nur IS
SSabren ibren 2ieben 0urh ben EoD
cntrt'icn lDoroen, iilnig betrauert bon
glaer Die i'm 2eben NIT Der 9eahtez
ten Jrmt in 9eriibrlmq gefonrncu
maren. Sic mar Die Satin oes 6errn
Gbriitian Gngelage, DEM oaS ber5Iit-
ite 8eilei0 BON SrelnDcn uno 8es
fan11ten CUR Settc iteht. Die 8eeroi-
qlng finOct om 9ienItag 9tudnittag
bon Der RrinattapeQc Ser Serrerl
g2roBmann &c 9arfIneft, 1421-23
Main Strnte, ans auf Dem Sine Str.
Berg G5riebbof itott. BaItor gertranI
miro Der RerhliGcnen ben 9tahrlti
luiomen unb oen 9roIcrgotteSoienIt
lciten.
&err Bernard G alu&, Elm re
funnter un0 angeichener 9itr8er I'M
ierer Staot, lit qcirern ieinen 3teber
ourd 6cn Goo errtriiicn lporoen. 81
hutte Elm 2llter BON "A H5ahren er
reiht mo ieiu 0inifetoen miro por
eincm orobcn tSrcunDe5fret$ aufrib
tiq bctrauert. Tte geeroi9una firoe
am UtitnUof Wcrqer pom Grauer
| 6nrlie, 60 Geete StroBe, aus 1tatt
| uoruuf in Der ct. H5ohanni5 &frh
an Der @rccn Strabc Elm feterlIhe'
! ReouiemQmt 3elebrlrt miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03

den cs gegen bic britHten Suoeu I'M
8ergIeit 3u nuoereu britliden uns
tertbunen ot&frtninire, ItiQihtUeEgeno
'iige,
Ter Eremiernlirtiitcr bate I'M Der-
floIiener 9tooentber erflort. OaB er
9tuBlan0 uidt eriuhcn Wiiroe, aGS
9}aBperbot qegeu brittide S5ltoen auta
5uheFen, Ou Elm oerarttges 8orgebeH
sur gLuffiinoigung oe5 6an0elSocr-
trays 3prihen gtuBluu0 uno England
iitbren miiroe,
8reifer Selb itm0roer.
9aris, 2. 6eb, 2tntoine Jaroet,
Elm ebemoliger StaumetIter ytdpoleons
Dss 9ritten, errpiirqte I'D am Sonns
tag nit feinsr &neiTerihnur. 5arbet
mar 78 Sabre alt unO ougenIaetnIla
bat ibn anp1uernoe SrantIihtett IN
I ben Sob detriebeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
QotQl 8eridt.
aleine ppli3einaBrihten

- Ra6t6eF Stsgnsr unb Die ge7
beimpoIi3iften 3urnipfesb uno Rainep
perbdfteten geftern ben % Sabre dltsn
S6ontteaner qouis S6uIB, BON go.
1924 Ruce Strabe, negen nebertrez
tun9 b&s Sonntags9efsBes unD Dull
bung zines GIudsfpieIes. Der 20 Sabre
ate Scott 8ldt bon Gopington, pel@
der bsim pingzgongsSptel abgefaBt
poroen mar, rpuroe tpegsn 36eilnubme
an sinsm 9lidsipisl psr6aftet.
Die gebeimpoli3iiteu Wegner,
Rnoten6auer, Doll uno Qiiblers boz
ben qeftsrn 3fpei 0ludgipisle aus uno
nabmen in oieiem 3uiammenban9e eli
Yerbdftunqtu Dor.
- sSn Der Wobnung bes g6epaurs
5enrn DarfieLb, go. 329 QBeit g.
Strabe, purb<n flint MdHner betm
potsripiel a6gfaBt uHo nit DarfieIt
berbaftet.
$780, Ter Yoli3ei tpuren pOn DerIhte:
oeHsn Ssiten geThnsroen 3ugegdnger
bdB in einsm Boroer3immer oes 3
Stods 20. 7O8 SIT Yearl StraBe por
mebrsren @eI6dFtsleuten tdglih Yotel
geIpis!t psrbe. Die 8edmten brafcr
bic 5bur Elm unb o<rbafteten Sames
D.Fen. az Sabre uIt, peIder BIZ
3immer bepUbnt, fopie folgsnoe fin
W}dnHer Ramsus Sobr NeieH, 81
Sabre all, Glert. pObubuft bel Sumss
SobH Carr, 80 Sabre aft, pon SpbnIor
gitp, g.; gharlss Gonlp, 80 Sabr.
alt, BON gso. 992 Gft 3. StraBe uni
Grn't Sores, gLsrt, % Sabre alt, pOr
Ro. 118 Wsft 3 StraBe.
Der 26 Sabre ate Qrbeiter 6erm
Sugbss. Don go. 508 QDeit 5. StraBs
| felt. IT'D geitern nit srfrprsneu 9dn
beH i'm itobtiIheu 5oipitaI Elm.
- Der 68 Sabre ults, obbudtoI
Sobn 5rumau gIitt gsItsrn an be
gant 5trobe unb Central IDeHue au
uno 3og iih Ihlimms Wurotr an be
Stirn unb ON 6intertopf gu. gr puro
ndt benz itdotii6.n 59!pitaI gebratt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
Dteiieraifaire.

Der 28 Sabre aIte Gubrmarr 6enrp
Riaqs, BON glo. 1926 Gutter Strabe,
iteate lid frib gsitsrn Wsprgtu, en-
mebrersn StitnpuHoen l.ibeno. in
Itdottiten 6oipttal elm. Gr bebaup:sts,
oub er an Der gde Der Qaurel t0traBc
uno Central 4penus nit elmer 8anoe
iuneer Burden in Streit gsratbsr
unb pon ,inem isinsr gsgner nit Ell
rem m,Ter ansegriffen porosn lei,
Cine llnteriubuns srsub, bab er in biz
linte Seite Der gruit uno ben Riidsn
oeitoten pcrben mar. Setn 3uftann
ALT fir nibt unHeentli5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
PamiItsm.
- iinier aseut in 6amilion 1T
6err GSnarn Srnf. 449 Sab JnnFte
strase. gea Gel. 476 g., Some
Vhone 1881 y.

StraFe. @el Eel. 416 u, Some
Rb0ne 1881 y.
- Der 3uitdnp pou pater Sohn 8.
Solibaus, bss bs.isbteu grieiters eer
ct. Splspbs airts, III INNER nod he
oeuslih.
Die qplissi Derbdftsts por9eitsrn
unp ssftern Sobn Sn,iib. 9srbert
5pithel, Spbn Gonrao. J. 8. 0opls
unb Sobn air,, psiI Tie ss psrTdum'
hatten, bic pffi3isQsn Stantss2iSe
Tttlber fir ibre Qutomobils aH3uihaIa
fen. sic miiNsn beuts Wcrgen Dol
MaAor Siraub ein gerhor beitshen.
glbert galisr purDe porgeiterr
i'm 2atspiefp SOttI Iptsen Rubeitorunt
perbdftet uno in Der poliSeiitattOn in
baftirt. gr bate iit AUDI Der poIi3e
tpioerieBt.
2f[le psrionensiige pom Rorber
uno Meittn iameH seitern Wcrgen rsra
ipdiet bier an.
Die gautontrattoren 9enber So
iino jset nit b<m 9roben bes SeQers
fir bcs srobe nsus 5eim Der p. W
6. o., Cd. Der Rpro 2. uno Wsar.st
Strobe, bsia1ftisi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
9iHgen 3uiammeH in BEN
3 b

Rep gort, 2. 5ebruar. Sn els
mem 6oteI in 6orlem purben Sonntdg
Sames 8. 4oams, Elm ItelIungslofer
8ei6Gftgreiieuoer, uno befeu Satin
aIs Geiten qufgefunDen. Sic pdren on
8ift geitprbsr unb Der Coroner in Der
4niiht, paB IS iih nm ern&n 0oppel4
IetbItmoro bunoeIt. qtoom8 uno ieine
Satin paren Dor rpsnigen Sageu BON
Reparf, u. s., mad g}ep gort gee
tpmmen uno 4olms Bate fth ieitbem
peresbli6 mad Qrbeit umaeieheu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
Ct. 9lnnis TranenpereIn

Der CT. annis 5ruueuDersin Ger
81. 5ers Seiu airhe in Camp
0aIbington >at WtitgIieoer uno
Sreunot su elmer Ih0neH Jeitli6teit
elm. bic am Mtontag 4benb Iopie an
Ttsufta1 Rahmtttag uno absno oies
Ter Dote in Der ShuIhale abqebllten
piro. Die issitlihtsit beitsbt aus
Guhre, SoIo uno Bean Bag. uso od
ot.bt es Qergniigsn unb unterhaltune
Fir ale 5bsilnebmer. 5Itite Yreis
fe limb ougsIhafft unb aud fiir Grs
frijhungen fpiro geiorgt iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03

qeitern abenb nah Netp Orleans oes
reift, nm Wlurbi Grds b.iSufpo6nen
unb feinem 8ruoer einen 9eIu1 db3us
itdixn.
Gbeifeine: Nlbert 6arbin uno
Ora 6. Dean, betoe BON gtenport;
ssSobn 6umpbries uno GQd iSiite-,
beibe bon Reipport; Smar 3. Grtfh
bon glelpport unb georgiuna goot Don
1T. gbomas, an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
.GHgIiihe &egterung fri
tifirt.

2onoon, 2. Sebrlor. Oooio
9tleranoer, Der neue YraiioeHt oe5
@erbouos Der britiiten Sltoeu. uer.
oamrnte am Sonutag in ieiner gn.
iprad,e bei llebernabn1e beg Antts Die
Shlllngnohne oes Erenteru1ulters
Cir gosporo @rep in Der 9aBfrage
mad, RuBIano. gr beulerfte. oaB Der
greniierMiniiter iit ben 8orit}rtiten,
pe.t,e RubIauo made uHo IN .peI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
9ermiRt.

Irau 5a3el 4nion. BON Ro. 26 C't
Z. StraBe, erfuhte geitern Die Yolis
3si, Rahfprfhunsen mad ibrem iett
Samitug permibien Batter 81. 8raolep
BON Carlisle, ap.. an3u1telen. Der dlte
Waann bate iie benahrihtigt, oaB er
an s.Ranntsm 1ase nit etrsr groBersn
9elbiumme mad Cincinnati tommen
uas iis tn ibrsr Mobuuns aSfiasasa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03

lUlpQWC ullU AuECHel~
maBlgteitsu. g tie
G hmerssu tn meiner
Sette mnroeu burh
@ebcu un6 StsheH
uermehrt uuo id bate
Elm iold) iurd)tbnres
Observation-Disclosures Ge~
fuhl, mar nisoerge.
id)laqeH uHo wuror
mogsr unb bleid, NIT
matten, idDsrsu au.
Qeu. Jh bate feds
aer;te, BON benen ih
jeopa Hur Temperate
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03

9(rreitant: lin Stutmeistptlen,
Sic neroen mid bod meaeH oieier
aleiuigteit uldJt fitr ous &erbrecber-
album pbotoqranbicreu laIieu2l"
4olt1iit o2ld uciu aber th bin
nod ntd)t Iange Goligtit lHo bo Iai-
Ie i'd sic gum @noenten aufue1men,
neil Sic Der erite Sptebuba
iItlb, BEN itb geiangeH hube!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03

fDerbe, bat ii6 jebo6 bort bisber ni6t
blifen la'fen. Seine Nngeborigen be-
finben ftd in grober l1nrube nm ibn
uno befiir6ten, pdB tbm Elm ltrbetl
3ugeftpBen fein mag.
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Gin BEN els.

sd bleib' babel: Tie 5rauen ll8sn
bod am metiten. Die rleiuige sum
9eifpiel iagt beiHabe jeoen 4beuo. odb
id balo beimtomm' - es III dber tnIs
mer nidt pahr."
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Der poli3si gu sntpifhen. Wie Jraii
8rolpn erflGrt, IoQ ibr gotte iie be-
rsits mebrfaf) nit benz 9ob beorobt
fuben.
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Weine iiife fleiHe Yille. :"

w.ein Hnme III Rlndfnrn ans id btn I'm
nan5fn rnHoc befaurt ourdb ote J'cr5faIi6feit
ssner iiisen iisinsn gihs aIs oer .Nann biuisr
ben 4iaeu-. EisfeEbc sHibdlt EbislnnSoI. 9a:.
tara. ruiIos 3tirons. etc, uHe iif beipeiiem befs
fsr ais Ahiat,,adI CTS alEtiihr,iitaL gle hetheu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03

aear ptro id)nel oIt, nenu man
nitts tpeiter au tbun bot ais 49, alt
3I peroeE,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03
5rau uier5e6n Ja@rc
lang fran6.
GrGielt Sire Beiunobeit tpieoer ourA
GpOia IS. Einfbnm'S &eaetabie
COMPOUND.

Gitbart, 3no.; SD litt oiersebn Sabre
lang an or9anIlher Gn3uubuna Grdueu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-03

sSerirtHlmer gle 1ober Elm U1iieiien Sbrer ga
miIie rsriiopfi 1T mnse ilhIi, appiftmersen
bat fchiaflos rser nerpes iatl cher bleit rirt
nub str aHssHrbres abiabrmi,tsi benotbigi, 70
ssasrn Etc Hi6i. bcn 2brem srpo.bsfer e;u
9a6ei ben 8iadburn's Casa gonal Riuen gu
icufen.
melme perbiiten un6 fnrirsu.
th roaer fnc AZ Tnfeu 2s1. IN nnsn aIsnthArsa,
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Die Gouineton Ciiife fur Sas rGin'
sixuatier Volfsblaft" beiinoet iid) TN
0sbdube 30. 509-511 Waoiion
dpenne. Mn5eisen, Wliitbsilmngen
nno geiieannseu irgenbiueldDer art
merbeu bis 10 llbr abenbs SaieIbit
safgessnsenpmmeu. Sslcpbou SoaiB
1854.
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IS 1s'sn iOc. 4s 1efen 25e; in alien stDot6aer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-07-10
Banking Conditions in Pittsburg
Are Nearly NOrmal--Details OF
Cause for Closing by Treas. Dept.
WILL AWAIT REPORT.

Washington, July 9.-Secretary Me-
Adoo, tonight. decided to await the
report of National Bank Examiner
Samuel NJ. Mann, who has been inves-
tigating the failed First Second Ma
tional Rank of Pittsburg, before call
ing upon Attorney General MeRey
nolds to take up the question of
whether the National bank act was
violated in any of the operations of
the institution. ImTediate reference
of the situation Ia the department of
justice was considered by the treas
ury department, early in the day, but
his plan wa3 changed to conform to
he usual procedure.
Details of the causes which induced
the treasury department to close the
bank Monday morning, became known,
today, with the return of Comptroller
Kane. He declared that information
concerning the governments surveil-
lance of the bank leaked out and one
big depositor withdrew 100000, last
Saturday. Government officials then
learned that other big depositors con-
templated making heavy Withdrawals,
Monday. To prevent the large depos
itors from gaining the advantage of
saving their deposit at the expense of
small depositors who We're not aware
of the circumstances. the government
refused To let the bank open.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-07-10
GRAND CIRCUIT.
Eleven Heats at Cleveland
In Better Than 2.10.
Cheney, the fasig Stake Fav-
oTiie,D ,Distanced-- cascade Wins.
0'Brien Boy a Big surprise..Baron
A. and FaFra Also Win.

Cleveland. Ohio, July 9.-Favorites
divided honors with outsiders at the
Grand Circuit races at North Randall
track here, today. -Four events We're
carded and in only two did the So
called class of the field perform ac-
eording to form. Baron A, topheavy
favorite in the 2:07 pace, Won handily
in two straight heats. Farrar, who
received most of the backing in the
212 trot, also disposed of his field
without trouble. Empire Direct, con-
eeded the 2.1S pace before the flag
fell, was never in the running and o.
Brien Boy, liked by only few, cap
tured the event.
Cheney, thought by the experts to be
the Hkeliest entry in the Fasig stake
race, the big event of the days pro-
gram, was distanced in the very first
heat. Cascade, who finished eighth in
this heat, won the next two without
trouble. The third heat was driven
in a severe rain storm
The 21S pace was the fire event of
the day. Empire Direct, the favorite,
broke badly in the first heat and did
not regard his feet during the rema in
der of the race. Holly Brand, which
sold cheaply il the betting, won the
first heat with two lengths to spare.
but broke in the back stretch of the
Continued on Page Four)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-07-10
MIR. Lawrence to Mr.. Peters.

Rockland, Nc, July >, 1913
Mr.. John 4. Peters:
Your telegram received I can only
answer personally as one member OF
the Progfe ssive party I have no au-
thority to speak for the oTganiza tion !;
have simply signified my willingness
to accept the nomination if rendered
me. I am not yet g selected candids te.
My entering the Republican prima-
ries would not hinder any other candi-
date from receiving the Progressive
nomination.
Inasmueh as the Progressive vote
outnumbers the Republican about two
to one, and since the Progressiyes made
possible the election Of eur present
State administration, my solution
would be TOR your leaders to endorse
the Progressive candidate.
If you are practically assured the
nomination, you hold the key To the
situation. ! greatly appreciate your un-
selfish desire for harmony.
EDWARD NJ. LAWRENCE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-07-10
SoCIALITES SUBSTITUTED FOR
RACING BY THE EASTERN Y. c.
Make Run Down Stretch of Most Beautiful
Coast of Manufacturing Races Held off
FIagship--Captain and Guests En-
tertained at Afternoon Tea.

hockey team, and Morton Adams of
Boston defeated George l.. Bachelor
and his sen, George l.. Batchelder,
Jr., in a very close contest
The fleet then adjourned to the after
deck of the Sea Fox, flagship of the
New York Yacht Club, where Com
modore and Mrs. Pratt entertained
the captains and guests at an after
noon tea. Every yacht i'll the fleet
was represented On the famous
schooner which is celebrating her sill
yer anniversary in American yachting.
Dinner parties on many OF the
yachts followed and the festivities Of
the day closed with n large reception
by Capt. C. Howard Clark of Philadel-
phia on board the schooner Savarona,
where the famous Fishhouse punch of
the Quaker City was the feature of
the evening.
The wind hauled around to the
south, during the afternoon, and blew
very cold. seemingly from some lee
Continued on Page Nne.)
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Will Supplement Senate Lobby In
quiry by Dipping into Attempts to
Control House Members or In
fluence Any Kind OF Legislation.
Senate Committee Seeking to Learn What Sugar
And Wool Men Have Been Doing.

ers. The latter have asked Senator
Overman to call about 40 former ano
present meml ers of Congress. amone
them Former Speaker Cannon, Form
er Senator Aldrich, former Rep. Wat.
son Of Indiana, and others mentioned
by Muhall. Those witnesses will un-
doabtcdly be wanted by both the SEN
ate and House committees. Printed
copies of the Mulhall correspondence
have been prepared for the House in
auiry.
The resolution adopted by the House
provides that all of the hearings OF
the committee shall be open to tht
public.
The fight against the resolution was
led. by Rep. Levy, who opposed par
ticularly the re-insertion of a provi-
sion allowing the committee To en-
ploy counsel This was done by a
vote of 102 to 104
During the debate, Rep. McDermott
Illinois. made a statement denouncing
the use of his name in the Mulhall
letters.
"0n Sunday. June 90" said McDermott,
'an article appeared in the press of the
country, in which NJ. n. Mulhall ac-
ensed me of being in the pay of the
National Association of ianafaetur
ers. This is an unjust. an outrage and
faleehoea. | never received cent from
anybody belonging to this association.
/ have aiWava cast my vote On the side
of LABOR and my votes Will show this
fact. l am willing to let my record
speak for itself with my people. | am
ready to 60 before any committee at
anv time and trust this investigation
VIII hc most thorough. The results in
the case will show a deep laid conspi
racy against me by Mulhall and 9TH
efs."
William Whitman of T9ston. former
president of the National Association
of Wool Manufacturers, was on the
stand most of the day before the Sem
ate committee. Mr.. Whitman told
bout his interest in tariff legislation.
beginning in 1873. He got only as far
as the Dingley bill. in 1897. when the
committee adieurned. Whitman said
he had been especially active at the
time the Dingley bill was before the
House ways and means committee. AT
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Swan Island, Me, July 9.-The East
ern Yacht Club fleet, substituted So
cial activities for racing, today, and
thoroughly enjoyed an atwill run
down Eggemoggin Reach to one of
the most interesting harbors on the
Maine coast. Any racing course which
the regatta committee could have fig
ured was so full of menacing ledges
that the shippers of some of the large
yachts asked that the schedule race
be called off. So, half the fleet was
towed Is miles across Jericho bay,
while the remainder beat down the
reach and all hands anchored here
by mid id-afternoon,
( The rowing races were held off the
flagship as the first event of the after
noon and the Taormina captured both
the double pairs and singles. In the
gentlemen's race, Alvin Sortwell OF
Wiscasset, captain of the Harvard
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-07-10
Mr.. Peters to Mr.. Lawrence.
Ellsworth, July ,. 1913.
Edward N. Lawrence.

Ellsworth, July 3. 1913.
Mr. Edward N. Lawrence.
Rockland. Maine:
Your telegram received. 1 am aware
that you are not yet selected as 4 can
didate: neither am l. | have assumed
that, as the matter stands now, both
Of us will be selected. and that there
viii be two candidates against Dem
ocrat, unless some other arrangement
is made.
I regret You will not join in plan to
submit to the voters Of tie Third Dis
trict, for their free determination
through medium of the direct primary,
the choice of candidate to lead fight
for the protection of our business in
terests.
The decision should not be had at q
convention or through the influence of
party leaders. 1t is for the people to
decide and to them | believe should be
left question of the nomination.
j. A. PETERS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-07-10
$50, 600 Suit for
Loss Of Life on
Steamer Titanic.


Boston. July 9-The first suit
brought in the Massachusetts courts
for loss of life on the steamer Titanic
was entered in the superior court, to-
day, by counsel for Mrs. Marie. Wise
man of Quebec, who for the benefit Of
herself and her six children seeks to
recover $4,000 from the Oceanic
Steam Navigation Co.. Limited, for
the loss of the life of Phillip WISE
man, her husband.
The plaintiff sets forth that under
the English statute, known as Lord
CampbelPs act, she is entitled to
prosecute her suit in this state.
The complainant alleges. that be-
sides being, insufficiently equipped
with life preserving apparatus, the
vessel was being pushed for a speed
record in the face of warnings against
icebergs.