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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-25
Garnesies Soffuans aai
aaiisr ooer prdfiesnt
9Bilipu.

gerlin, "a. auguit. Serr Qns
oren Carnegie Bat sinsn Brief an oeH
S,.raasatber Der ceuti6en Wlonatss
ihriFt rRoro uno Slo". prOfshor
2ubnig Stsin. gsidrisbtr.
Sn oieIem triit oer ehtmalige5idhls
t0nig NIT Wdrms fir bic 5risoensbss
lpssuns elm. gr bOfft uno gsdubt. luts
er Iagt, aailsr Dilbelm ootr Draft
bent WiITou ptroe ii6 ais DIR ~uns
iierblihite" 6slp aller ,3eittn srfpeiien,
Der Wleni6heii ndourh ben sr0Bten
9isnIt lsiitenb. oob elmer Der 5sioeu
cine allasmsine 4ner,ennung Der gHta
Iheioungen oss 5aager S6ieosserihts
berb<issfiihrt uno ben lssten Rsit Der
garbGrsi tiigt, ruelbe nit Der Rdtur
Der 3ipiliiirten Rsnihen Der Sesens
mart niht ptrtr6gIi1 lei.
SAD Sobniou mill in
Senoon auitreten.
Sonoor. 24. ausuit. Ter lar.
bige 6ailiiflmpier sad SSohnlon
itraf am Sonntag bier elm nuo er.
tlarte. cab er troR oes 8rotelis oes
Sserbanes Ser Sariete StliHitler leIne
bieiigen engagements Ill 8arlets.
5beaiera abiolnlren lueroe. sSoAnion
ipa- eagasIrt noroen. mm iIt ais
,Sdllltdmpier su proou5tren uaa Der
gerbano Der gartete.Sliinltler bate
aeaea Iein AHitreten proteitirt. neil
Der 9eFbano es iiir eine ShnIatl
illna Sdancc iiir REORGANIZATION er.
ad,tete, oaB oereH giitglie0er aiiI Der
lieIben Giibne nit eincin gsalIn. peg
Ilpegeil ger9ebens Jesen 0as vwelbe
| SflauenaeicSi~ nslter anGlage ltelt
lanifretel ioaen.
| amsrttanii6s 2anea
| aafts 9emdios
| eAlobt.
9srfiH. "a. Queait. Su Der Gal.
llerie BON Shults itno ganpfhdftsr
oss assp gprters mar 4tlsr ausses
itslt. Die Sd0pfunsen oes amsrita'
Inifhen 1lalsrs peroen BON aualttsns
lnern b0bit beifdlis aufssnommeu.
/ 2uftf6iffs bel Soiiers
| mnu0perH.
i gsrlin. "A. 4asuit. Wie bil
| SeereseernaltnHs bstaHnt siebt, ipsri
lbsn an ben 6seoritebennsn aaiSsrs Ula.
ln6peru orsi .,3sppeline-. eir Wiliiari
lIuftftiff uno fiinf8is JIus5euss ibsil
lnehnsn.
i Die aoilerman0ner finbeu hiesmu
lin Der 5psttsn Ssptsmberbolfte Il
| gisngrI6.eIi<n. uno sfnar in Der Ge
icsn1 iiiSli9 Ssa aasHis tnsi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-25
3pn8rsb fir g G6uIbD6tene

~ Y Ee 8 - q . 9 IeHe
8uffulo, q. g., "a. &uguft. -
Sat ieDe cipiIiitrte g&attpH Der Welt
oiro auf cem am Mtontag bier Begin
nenDen pterten tnternatiordlen &ons
QreB fir S4ulbpgiene pertreten Iein.
Differ SonqreB miro Die gan3e Noae
hinour9 Ipdbren unb berporragenDe
WifenI6aftler uub pd0agogen per.
oen bic DerI9ieoeneH PAaIen Dee
S6ulbpgiene beiprs9en. Die 8unoes=
rtQierunQ ipirb our9 Setretdr M. ..
WilIon pom 0epurtement fir Qrbei@
| teranaslegenbetten peEtreteu ietn. Der
Den 0ela9aten ben NStQtomm her
9unoesrecierung entbieten piro.
Inter ben ausldnotfden 0elegater
befiuben iih: Sir esydmes 8err, 2on@
tcn; Or. 8. Elephant un0 4}rofeiIor
9r. SetIer aus 9eutihldnb; 0r.
Ntarceliao Ut. Meib, guba; Geo 9urs
geritein unb sSoiepb 8retten6urg aus
Seiterreih; Or. 4ntonio 8todl, Or.
Carlos RsTabon, 4rgenttniiae Repus
! blit; Or. SeIir DtGrtel, sSrautreih;
! Or. sFranciscp 8runa uno Or. 2ouis
qirp Qus'ohu, 9eru; Sole UturtG
| Suaberd, Chill; Graf San Gitepan
Gecononqo, Spauien; Or. 8u 2etHs
| Sch. G9iuu.
! 9IIdspiG3e.
/ 5prin6fielo, W1af., a. Dug.
aalpb so. gropn, Elm bie1iger 2uft-
ffiffer, eerIor, als er ON SouHtag
Ia6mittug NIT feinsm IA Sabre dls
ten gruOer iber ben Connecticut
FluB Tlpq, bic &ontrOle iber ieine
gGdIhine unD heine fieIeR aus elmer
60he pon 100 SUB in ben JluB. Gs
, eelauq tbuen, ita aus ben 2Tiiruneru
! Res 4eropIaus beraus3uarbetten uuo
| fih 10 lanqe an ben Sol3triiurnerr
feftsuhalt@n, bis fie nit StIfe zines
giotorboots gerettet perosu tcnrr+en-
Teuhtes 9ra6.
Battle Greet, Utih., "A. Qug.
: 9ret iunQe Qeute ertruuten am Sonns
tao i'm GuauQc Gee ourd bas GeHtern
: hires 8pptes, pon psIhem aus fie eis
E nsu gaupnuufitieg beoba6teter. Die
: Grtruntsreu fino: Gotta Uttt6eQ, II
: otabre qlt, aus 2lrn 4rbor. Iei6.
IR. 6. Baruer aus GoIoDater nnn
7Traut :. 8luntstt aus Detroit. Jrl
Biroiui1 Raab Gus Battle Greet, oit
|, lid, oleI6faqs in oem Boot beFdno
4. tonnte derettet perpeu.
!. aeiu GeneruIitrettin CIR ! ie
J. BeuuiptDunta.
Il Grte 9a., "a, 2luguft. Sn ei'
I ner SpnoerperIammlltng Der gentra
n Qu6or Union puroe am Souutag be-
0 IfloFTen, BON bem proIettirten 8eHe
9 ralitrsit 4bitaub 81 nehmen, ou ourd
l. eiueu Iolhen augemsineu austano
Il nab Der Qniiht Der bteiigen 4rbettsr
U fiibrer Die Sdhe Der aus'tduoiasr
D Former Rur gsihGoigt peroeH mir
!. De.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-25
Qutt SaIopu 2i9d an eer
Mrbett.

SteubenDtlte, 8, "A. &u5.
Dapne 9. @heeler, Der Stadts Su@
perirtenosut scr 4ntt Saloon Slgd
eroffnete 1m Sonntag bier fetuer Gre
tldruno uua Die 8ampagHe, pet6e Die
GinFi6rung Der grobibttioH in gaH>
sen Gtaate bespedr. Bie Dbeeier oers
iiherte. niro CbiD fp6tsitens i'm Sab
re 1915 .+rodeu" ietn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-25

bdB 6uertd unb feline Ratbgeber fire
uripriinglihe Qntnort 3urid5iehen
urb nit neuen 8pri6ldgen tommen
perben.
Suetta Mill ongebItd 6er
me r ifa nif6en 8ongreB
eini d3 il dl term.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-25

lit, lteb 3bdtu fehr tdlt. 0roben SpdB
bersiteten 36aip augenideinlih Die
Geriihts, boB cine gefpaltiume Gnts
fiibriing Ieiner gSerfon geplant iet
I'M Der mdhte iber bieie Rahriht uts
lerbanb @IoHen.
Gougrtb oer Gsperdns
tiiten.
Bern, GhpeiS. "a. Mug. Der
neunte internatipnale Esperanto Rom
oreB na1m am Sonntag bier isinen
anFana. Gs pdrsn 100 8eleeaten,
ei. % Nationsn reprdIentiren, sur
Gtsas. sSn benz llmSnge. Der Die Rom
Hntion einleitete, maritirten hintsr
eem Gternsnednner u 4meritdner
unb amstifanerinnen dls Hepraiens
tanten Der 8ereinigten Staaten.
Dem Grfinbsr Der Esperanto
Gprade 2r. aubfpie 6. 3dmenhof
ipurbe aulaBlit Ses 25idhrigen Jn.
bildums Ser Esperanto 9riinoun9
cine ooLoene Uiepaille ubsrreIdt.
Offi8tsrsflieger sss
toptet.
Berlin, "a. 2lusuit. auf BEN
Sluoplab BON 5aIberItact in Der pro
Dina Sad1Isn bat 2eutnant Sdmlot
pom 148. sSnfanterie Rsginent, pels
der Der fSlisgtrtruppe 3ugetbeilt lpar,
fDurh 2.bIturs aus beoeutenosr 5ohs
Ieirieu Ioforiiasn 5ob eeFunosn.
Der iuuqe SfFiSisr le5le gerons
Isine 9siIottnpriifuns ab, 81 iuslter sln
sFlua nab ejoslar jn Der gropin3Sans
noper uno 5uriid gshorte. Der JIag
mar pollenDet, uno geutndnt Shmlot
bate BEN abitisg beeonnen. 4ls tlf
Die UlaItine in elmer 6ohe bon 5000
Hub beFaup, tlappte elmer feiner 5Iu'
asl suIammen uno nas Gahr5eag fault:
All goosn, ben Sfii8ter uHter ielnsr
i5riimmern begrabsno.
lSplbat bel ndhtliAer ue'
buRg aus 8trfehen
| getoot.t.
| Berlin. "a. auguit. Sin bella
qenspertbes 9ortommHiB, BEL rrelhsH
Gin Soloat gu iibem lobe tam. mir
aus adIiel gemeloet. SaollA Dol
gBilbeimsb0bs faHo geitsrn 9tatt ein,
lsrlooienitiibung bes in aahsl lisgen
ben 167. 5nfauisrie Resimsnts itait
il Der Wads oes ooriigen SditB
itanbs mar bon Der uebung isiHe Wit
theilung ssma9i ipOrDsn. Der goitn
REF oesbalb in Der 1untelblt eiR
gatrcuilIe an. glIs oieie niht iiehel
blisb. neil ii< glaubis. es nit einsr
martirtsn 6einb su tbuu su babtn
, feusris Der goiisu. Die augel ira
ben grIurtsr Utuststier Bod IN
itredte ibn ouf Der Stsas toot ME
, Der.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-25

gS b I n g I II, =. ", "A. Au1.
Gie Sinridtung be5 meritaniihen
9lboeoroneten 5eropio Renoon in Der
gtdhe Der 6auptItoot Merifo pegen
S6eilnabme an elmer Ser.
ihlu0rung gum Stur3c Suerta's miro
BON ben bieiigen 8ertreterr Der
RonItitutionoliIten oabtn altsgeleQt,
0oB 6uertu beabii6tigt, ben inertia.
nii6ct 4ongreB, Der I'M ndhiten
W2onat in S1bunq tritt, etu3uihilAs
terri uno feinen 3rpefen itno 3teleli
gefiiaiq 5u moaen. 6enoon ioQ elmer
ser 6eliebteIten glbgeoroneten Werts
fo'S qerpeicn iein, Der uamentli6 ltn'
ter oen atmerifanern ie6r Dtele
,Sreun6e bQtte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-25
Cincinnati. gaontas. Sem % stusua 1913.

lit. fieb 9botp fshr tdlt @roben SpnB
bereiteten 3hafp augenideinli6 Die
Geriihte. baB cine gepaltfumt Gnts
fiibriing leinsr 9erfon qeplant lei
I'M Der mdhte iiber oisfe Radridt az
lerhdnb @IoiIen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28
POLITICS.

Our HttIa burE IC had R mayor wh1 zuraly waa 8 sticky Rra3er- He ran tine burg from year to year dnd M' ways tried tu nHku appear if evHr him and hE eTonies fell tho burg 'tWould surely ED tc-welI, he huillAd cne and f1olea inc uther and called tho bum hlR long loat brother. H" pedilled to the huit1bIe lntakkt whom all thA rtme he thought A nuck&E. # of your ypts he can't get hold hEIl Buy ynur aoul te fought and sold b1 high vr urs who'Ve got the dough while ah the time he'd Kiss their the If thai wuuld IcUsen up thetr dollars. He can not get thetn sd he lIo1lers, using wurkers as his tools. plaY1nE honest stlns tnT 6cola. Just hGrorc it comrs elecItpn he turrS in every direction H~'a Anarchist. nristec<nt. sccIalint or ipiutOcrat. uf h,1YtnInk ro get the PoteF no matter wnn ara made his Enats rnars the may or of 0ur mir town ana how his t0n he holds it do~n year by year ~tIle leasAr lights acting as hIs rarzxItas think themselves So TiEH and witty they turm ring t0 run 1he ciE. This mayor is sure 0 legal light and psddlss auvng uD right. all righL and like RH IaEFera hates the rrzts sp much indeed, he nsaray ousts with gT,ef to ser tb*In beat the poor and buy the press he can't procure tn haIp him hold hIa nifty joh Why sure 'tworld n1AEe ynu alhost Snh.- TIaW NURan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28

Hlnce gae awful Cataatrophe GWHit to QhiD spms people hMve E~k1tsfAq that help should ne given HnHnedAataiy and the idea has baen -grfhnE that Rumu could do d trEnsAnAprs tot oE Kuod by T little sauafleS. It has beeu nrnnnRed that inc tIndE- whlch hxTs bHen r,l;ssd for ths An-A1RskR Hweer- rtukcs be immediately telHgrAphed out.
 whne people are dyIHg cr wsHt by huadrstB iii Uhlp and Indiana Nome could anrulY do without Il dog race
 Thrsu 0U 1uur people have come 10 the Nugget suppsstInE thnr this pro- rakal tc made. Every man who haa towards tho rnCc would HLTva I9 hATe Ihe tunda ac dtspuseII nf-
 Some Of Ih1 people pTcpaslGg this auEErnt that Nome will have lO fan in line wllh thu rest uI thu cU1IItry ;lnYhrIw in giving relief They haEe uur inc Pnlntud uuustiOn:
 "1s it .L dug Tace Vr nAip Tor AfnIct- I'd llrntheTs and aistsru?'
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28
0ity Official Paper

CuPy tUr rsn'IAF a1Szrtl 1snets r"Es. bs Ir tv Q 9.EseL uU thA ds! = pubEiG~tt~n
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28
NOME, ALA6kA. MARCH 2a. 1918.


 It secma io sume of ts ut a diSLantG tkut bruis in sufficient iIsTnllAr could llA .AcurAn Ln take n1 Au thg pEUplc whn are threatened with death in TmyIon. IL s.sows N@w Etr.o Tc cIn recognize rue r4glurFs Ut suri' G catastrophe wEi'. Hc arc fT away.
 Tho huulnn AILnd iE very liuitud lu Ilh scope. Sometimes VIC lpubt thr teachings nt nKes bucaUtc &e cannot rcnceivc thU vhst idea ef another world Infinitely grereer than aGrs.
 Why, We carnot even mako fast thC thought nf T great city and iis lh1u- aanLa If people undergoing Inc H%1er- lence T-hlCh is nUW LI'c Int of Ili-fAtsh bclt&C .hat Euccnr could b+ provided in a hurry, but h1vs we Ert beaTd mar ons of tho grHlteSr leat3 nt Na- po:con %as tU nsoI'1 In arn7Y arraEE A river without tho losE nf life. Arh tlint r1ycr compared to flu. NESfr Hf %ateTa whIsII Is tl0H' IAr1&tatinE the fair staIu Of Clnir wax EEt a n1Fre creek.
 Those Whn hare tTavTEl n'I tue Yukon nt high water In a HHIhlt hH1t msst haro been EtvHr RI iilstGht into tho m0s4n;lE UT a noNl fQsIr miles wide WlIriing. uiahIng, PddyinR m arouhd tEcnnhcrnuR ohstructiuns.
 Never has such ! Eceno been rre-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28

HgI:kG fer hHra servier Is nnlYer- sal No hEAn Lsa1rss tn HPhnA lonE nIuhtn. In AlsslA. fur InstAncI. whuE
 he can shirk his duty and rnJoy life In Ir,IrLinsnrAi United States, 'rh@rsfcrc. one r;lnnUt he too HeTeTf oIl IItN Army and Navy Register. unC
 Hr Lhs- leading service pnrGFs Vr the country, r.r the stand it has taken In ah.,ratlnz tnc ~I.hatN%&F ot teaet'AI Iracrs frun Alaska,
 l'nquesiionabiy. jt is toid!nE .nH
 natural views Hf marry capable and
 run.tirnIIcus men who do HDt Ilhe knIK 'uaiIN' in Inc North
 G, Ihe same time, the deetTEne 'A pern1cious. It is shnrt-RlghrAd. II
 unr r& excuasd rPen DO &rrunds not
 =ven those of the rutnnnrt ur tha ofSl> reTs hId mrn In the regular ssTVtcc.
 1'nsT enlist 4nd rrc rnid to serve
 their ,aunirY and nowhere do they perform thia task Hetlor tham tu tha tUrritury.
 Ir Asaska Ia worth HnY thing at a1 lo the Crilcd States-anE. according ta aII citizens. at thia tIut, Il ID Fcrth unioId rrlTiinntth~n fl R worth defending. IT 1t Ia noI '~Crtn dctcndius, thH senpihlc thins would be lu turn is Vper to Canada or RusslA nr Japsn or suH,c other nation which would nI,preriNle it and would he pre- IlIrch f" pay d price fUI it.
 To kcrp it ulLJtr the American hnK ar5 siIIl deny 1t prhtect3on-as it has l,.en rcfuscL lnWs permitting its de- AZ M,oteiy would acesntnnto in. 'ine in the manager atlItudc of the ua;tnnal government.
 Moreover in an undetended condi- ticu it constitutes Ell everlasting nnrnare to ths Pacific coast bt rhA United States, Of what use are ths iort;ava tE0ns At T!aTsl! and the Phli- nnrnes, if power could SeiSA tn" fnrrn cf Alaska. without opposition, md uttIlEa ii as j. taRe frnn which tn Isanrh attacks aEaipEt this ceun. SeHs M1Rer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28

tunA tn ts1s din GH!AHo@ 1AAn tlnase wnar from rfiq 1,raHqia1 epcs Of the possasaio,a of fs #8 4 thirty dollars looked like thlrt1
 This Iessrn could he exts ,tp meet all the financial cIrcunaseF FheW of life. We look At Inc millionaire as enc slesaed by all rhAt the gods c0Ela give. The multImllilonaire probahl,' IookA upon hiD as a Chsap Akate.
 we EAyx heart of Tom Lawson eAa AnRaStuA. Hstnre soinE broke whcu s4Eher one nf thatn could buy a gTIb- AtakA tor every pFencectur in AlaAha. Eueh Is lie
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28

1fmley In5 a comparative value. 'T'l.lr iE IA value is dHDOndent uFOn the amount of it yoa hqvU+
 Al whn have been in AlaAisls tanee the first rush and who had tO u0- tiArgn the virizNtudcs of fhe pICreeF life can understand the true EnsanLnk nt this !IssrrtIDn letter. peThars, than uny oihcrs. TherA wer- tln1ss when the Rour sack began to Eet low and when thirty dollars looked like G tor
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28

sented to che imagination -tn this
 hemisphere In Entdetu timleA. Cuf
 Ulnds just raiI to grasp the awful We cannot possibly renl-
 Ise thu accumulated agony ot thcu- sanLs uf hunsnn beings struck with
 tht horrur vE death In As mast ghAHt" ly Forna- To realize tt would De 70 ssei fl and eo feel 1t. ~onld mPRM tho overwhelming of Dur souls. ShtSlI some of the Limitations pf humanity wvrs meant ta AATn HAI
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28

"rhs Psopls's Paps|-Nsms Nuuast
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28

F.rs~rni uK Irr.uI claRa 1nRtesS. k%n- ;E IHa1- st .hp P,IsscfRs's At H0rE. h nrkA. Gua-f Ll.A Aut of E1nxTFpH et H;4tf-1 2 JA1a
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28

Nome Weekly Nugget. month ..6nc Eumc Weekly NuEK*t. Se%T ..sho4
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28
THE Hone Daily Husget AN lNpz.eHcENT NEWSPAPER Published flRilY axcapt Sunday by NOME PUBLISHING co. DIVINE & MAYNARD Sole OWnerk and Publishers
l. |. Mu<s HATH. edlt=r-
aueacRIPTEoN RATEA

Ncm1e Daily Nugget 1 month .... ss.ae Non1n DHIly NuxKet. 6 muuthz t1a,og NoWA Duli5 EusgeI, ! year ... tzO.o0
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28
SPINACH IN tHE sFRING

b uss6 EAr Ssur health. We have Ia big stock Sf Cuttings spinaohr pHd VIII seH It for @ ger sAtA or , 0ans fer $1 .aA Iena 1A 't IaEth Tke'uIt Lth As Ann.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28
Pii,El.,g n Al SO. AR.
FIRE AZ ARH 9IqRALR

IL SGanAnra Oil Ca ]1. cArAtAha E1i4 Stn~AuA t4 loI+n ]. E4s neE, Ca, SMieA. SA AsedquartsrN 61icS~. 9. RseerdSrA' OtfIEA 70. LauransA Hstsi. Ls. Fi6a bAuA- tFs,ssSt. 3I. pI%SeVA., EAIeAA I2 YorksTs Gigs etRrs. t. Pacific cu.t 6toFaeA ca- SAndspla 4g- Third Avs end INn4'R NHS.
 Eng inc AJuaa eh0ns MAia oT. cisvsn WhIu.ItA WAIAr Thee FtPA uua
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28
AT THE NEW EAGLE

HsmrIek usss' -AReilo" Beer o" drsuehl. slsu "ssIec+T by 4he halt't or sAsS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-28
NUGGET MINING AND pRE06IN9
 MAGAZINE

t1sHIIed Annually Tn LlUlur.F-l Price DOT ccby- ---.---....-.Ho .Ho FrIcs pe9. copy mailed .,..,...e..-.kS Rates fir advertising space in .l7F ut Iha ahnr5 publications win he mI14 known uh I1pplicnt LEn.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
TO ASK PAROLE FOR
WALTER LANGLEY
Judge Phelan Would Give Jack
son Convict Chance to
Make Good

Judge Phelan will recommend the
parole of Walter Langley to the state
board Of pardons. Langley was sen
fenced to Jackson prison by Judge
Phelan in 1912 for breaking and en-
tering the cigar store Of Philip Me-
veux, and stealing $26 worth Of cigars
Langley had long police record
He had served time In Ionia and In
the Detroit House OF Correction. He
had also been acquitted at various
times on q dozen charges.
while have had lot OF trouble
heretofore. and had several relapses
into bad ways, it has served to show
me that there Is nothing In 1t for me-
and that have got ali ! want Of this
kind of nfe," wrote Langley to Judge
Phelan. II believe every man comes
to his senses sooner or later, when
he realizes that the right way Is the
only way. have had my share oil
trouble and am going to sidestep It
Please make this Christmas happy
one for me. I'll act like a man."
Langley hopes for a parole at the
December session OF the pardon
board.
Judge Phelan took a poll of the
newspaper men covering the Gilman
trial. They were unanimous In favor
Of Langley's parole, both because Of
and in spite Of his record.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
BABOON ATTACKS
COMMISSION man
Animal, Locked in Car of Ban
anas, Assails Merchant Who
Came to Inspect Fruit

CHICAGO, Oct. 2s.-Jerome Limo,
a commission merchant, exhibited tho
corpse OF 3O-pound babocn, its neck
broken and It's skull crushed, IN cor
roboration OF his story OF thrilling
battle in a dark freight car before
dawn today
Limo stepped into car to inspect
some bananas. While he was feeling
for a pocket searchlight. a bunch OF
bananas. swung club-wise, descended
upon his head, and hairy arm en-
circled his neck.
The commission man fought des-
perately to free himself, while the
maddened animal clutched at his
throat and face. He swung the chat
tering monkey over his head and
hurled him against the wall. There
was one despairing wall and the ba.
boon was dead. The car that brought
the baboon to Chicago was loaded at
New Orleans.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

DETROIT. Oct. 2S.--J. j. Hill. Lao
p. m. Monday; tug Osborne Bourke.
Shaw. $40; Harvey Brown, Hartnell
4:10: Morrell, SIS; Wyandotte, $3.50
Queen City, 7:10: England, $50; Rut.
land. 10; Dimmick, 10:40.
Down: Walter Scranton. 800 y. m
Monday; Murphy. Marcia, ESQ: Hydrus
1880; Adriatic (cleared), 1850; c. Rus
sci Hubbard. 1880 a. N. Tuesday; Cor
ey, l?:4o: Leonard. 2:io; Perseus. 4Io
Warner. Warmer, $50: Alpena, see
Durham. 10; Sheldon Parks. 1910.
sAULT STE. MNRIE. Mich. Oct. IS
up: Alfred Mitchell, Curry. 8 p. m
Monday night: Midland Queen. Glenel-
iah, Leahcld $3.50: French. 9: Heffel.
finger 10: Moll. 1880 John Barlum
0oulder. II: Carruthers, Argus. Baker
midnight: Sultana. 1890 n. m. Tuesday
Agawa, 1880: Correll. 2: Emperor. 3
Nettleton. 1880; Mcintosh. Holden, S
Anna Minch. $3.50: Morgan. $40: Fries.
son. Magma, Steinbrenner Dinkey. 1880
Brewer, s: Butler Cort. Darlington. 2
1880; Kewatin, IL 'sos Ogiebay.l onoko
noon. M
Down: Paipoonge, Meaford, 8 p. IN
Monday night; Wilbert smith, Lam.
bert. 10: Empress Midland. 1890: Will.
lam Livingstone. IL 40: Snyder. Jr.
Gary. a. m. Tuesday: Albright. 1870
Newona. Walsh. q Van Hise. Marsala
Turret Court, Sullivan. 1870: iSemens
Mazda. Wickwire. q: Barnum. wex.
ford. Moore Z; jay Morse. $40: Wal.
ters. $3.50; Eads. 10: Colonel. Sherwin
IL; Smith Thompson. noon.
The Detroit times., 1913-10-29

ohhn
CoRs1 oN-At residence Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. II. Schneider, No. 16 Mon
terey-ave., Oct. 26, 1913. Emily Cors-
ton. widow OF the Ate Charles Cors-
ton and mother ra. or Mrs MRS: CHARLES CHARLES
II. Corston. Jr., Mrs William Huss
and Mrs. Albert Schneider. Funeral
Wednesday from residence at $3.50 y.
HANcoCK-oct a, at the residence
Anna. beloved daughter OF Edward
and Mary Hancock, sister OF Ed
ward. William and Alice Hancock.
Notice OF funeral later.
aged SO years. beloved husband OF
Matilda Hanstein. father OF Mrs. II.
i. Breitenbach and sister OF Mrs.
VIM. f. Kahi. Notice OF funeral
later.
MooRE-oct. %. 1918, John Thomas.
aged As years, beloved husband OF
Grace +. Moore and beloved father OF
John G. Frederick O., Robert c.. Al
Frederick shafe and Mrs. william
simms Funeral from residence. 429
Euclid-ave. east, Thursday at y. m.
Car to Woodmere cemetery.
AULT-Oct. 25, at her home. 1928 Clin-
mother xof John, william, Edward.
Hattie Ault. Mrs. G. Chase, Mrs, q.
Armelagos: sister of Mrs. D.. Wylie
ana MIS- n. blONHfn. u uneTbl w eu-
nesday. 2 y. m. from residence.
BAUMGART--Oct. as. Dorothy, aged
81 years, beloved mother OF Florian.
Emil and Adolph Baumgart. Flu
neral from 1248 Canton-ave., We'd
nesday. Oct. 30. at $40 TO ST Anth-
ony's church Mt 2 a. m.
MARKS-Oswald. aged 25 years, 3
months, beloved son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Marks brother OF Rudolph
and Alma and the late Milton Marks.
Funeral from residence, 23S Warren
ave. east, at 2p. m.
HJJRLBuT-Oct. %, 1919, at Denver.
Col, Enfma T.. widow OF Spencer ".
Hurlbut. Funeral from the chapel
OF VIM. II. Hamilton q Co. 20 Eliza
beth-st. west. Wednesday at 2 p. m
scHULTFs-Oct. 81. Joseph shuttle. Fu-
neral from residence. $40 Clinton
ave. Time later.
wARRING--Oct. q, Josephine. beloved
wife Of william Warning. mother OF
Alfred Wprring and daughter Of
Elizabeth and the late Charles Bour.
rows. Funeral Wednesday. Oct. 20
from residence. III Newberry-st.. ~
2 n. M
WILLIAMs-At her residence %
Church-st. Windsor. Dora. wife OF
capt Peter Williams. mother OF John
r. and Charles H. Funeral from st
Alphonsus church, Windsor. wcdnes-
day morning at Q. Detroit time.