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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-05
Half-Yearly
Furniture
Sale

The Bamberger Half Yearly
Furniture Sale gives the
home furnisher free choice Of
the most artistic and best con-
structed furniture at the low
lest prices. This store pos
sesses a distinct advantage
over other stores in that it
has NO OLD STOCK of fur
niture to unload. Every piece
of furniture is new in design
and in making. 1t is home
like furniture-faithful, con-
sistent, sturdy. And during
this semi annual sale it is all
offered at 10 to so per cent.
reductions. The average saw
ing exceeds twenty-five per
cent. II you need furniture,
now is assuredly the time to
buy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-05
Furniture Re-uphOlStering

By replacing orders now for
having furniture re-upholstered,
you will save ten per cent. on the
usual moderate charges. This spe-
cial concession is made TO keep
our workrooms busy throughout
the summer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
IoH5aUe Great
C 4
FRUIT BUYERS WILL FLOCK
NT0sldARTTNSBURG
OCTOBER, 29.31.

State Senator Grey Silver, OF Mar
tinsburg, was here yesterday gUins
over some matters pertaining TO the
shenandoah Valley Traction com.
'pany. The work on the MhrtInsburg
line has been held up for some time
on account of the laying o! sewer
hncs.s 1t is thought that all these
matters incident to the laying Of the
sewer lines will be worked out soon
and then the work OF constructing
The trolley line will progress very
nicely.
Senator Silver says that Martins
burg will have the greatest apple
carnival in its history on October
1881. While the apple crop in that
part OF the state is about fourth Of
a crop the farmers will realize pric-
Is that will make it equivalent TO 40
per cent of a crop.
Fruit men and fruit buyers from
all parts OF the United States at
tend these. apple carntYals. The
West Virginia apples are sought by
the cold storage men because West
Virginia apples will EecpLthir;y days
longer than apples grown elsewhere.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
Eaetls Filed,

Deeds were yesterday flied at th"
office of the county CLERK Tor record
4ipg as follows:
James A. Graham and wifi ct al.
to Richard A. Hartley, II parcel nf
&land in tic East Park addition TO til"
city of FairmOnt; consideration, 81
AID other valuable consideration.
Iurhariah rutspn To james ".
Dump, parcel Of land on Dent
Kun In Huntington district; r"nSiG-
Grafton, $l,G5O.
James A. Gray ct al. tn T.. x.
Taught parcel of land in the vii
lage of Metz In Huntington district:
consideration, $3.50.
Alice Stevens to J0scphWS Jones,
II parcel of land In the First ward Of
;lir city Of fairmont; consideration.
$5pU.
Johu +. Phillips and wife To Smith
Hood, Jr.. CT al, trustees Of I'll"
Methodist Episcopal church Of fivcs-
vilic, a parcel Of land In the village Of
RiycsyilIc; consideration, $3.50.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30

At Hartley's
TWENTY FOURTH ANN U A |
EVENT WILL OCCUR TO-
MORROW.

The twrnty-fuurlh annual open
ing of Hartlry's department Stnr"
will be an event tomorrow which
has been anticipated with Interest
by tlc general public for several
weeks.
For sometime past the entire
force has been working toward the
formal opening and for days Deco
ratnr Buulay. assisted by a corps al
aids, las been busy with the dccora-
tiuns and today the transformation
which has been effected gradual!
for days is very apparent.
In addition to the display OF tai'
and winter goods which Is promise"
to eclipse previous effort, many in
provrmcnts have been mahc to the
store fixtures, adding better light
ing facilities, provisions uf the bet
ter display Of Guads as well MS addi
tIunaI floor space. the latter hayinr
been accomplished by moving the q!
tcring department To the Jacobs
building.
In accordance with a time honor
cd custom, cake and coffee VIII b.
served to the visitors tomorrow am
Omcn's orchestra will render Il M"
steal program from , until ..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
All Aboard
ForBig Games
FAIRMONT FANS STILL HAVE
CHANCE TO WIN THE COL
0NIAL TRIP.

MI ahuard for the worlds series.
This is the war cry Of the Fair,
mont fans who arc now on Ia" last
slrctch Of the biz contest brinT
conducted by the Colonial Thralcr
the winner, Of which goes to the biz
games as the guest OF the Colonial
managccwnt.
If you are Il real fan and have TAX
on no part in this great contest, now
is the time to get busy. lis never
too late TO begin as long as the con-
test is still open, which will be for
several days yet. Back numbers Of
the baseball pictures are still avail
able for solution and you may be the
lucky one even if you enter this late
in the contest. So get busy, you
fans who have been lOath to try
your skill at solving these interest
ing pictures.
The foruunatc winner Of the Col
Onial contest will leave FairmOnt for
the opening game in New York on
Monday, Oct. I, and arrive in the
big town in plenty of time to take Il
look at Broadway before the game
begins. And he'll board the subway
for the Polo grounds to root for the
team he fancics best with the feel
ing that none in the big stands have
anything the best of him, for he is
going to sec the Giants and Attn
lctics in historic clash without COS;
or trouble 20 hlpsclf.
4tThc newspapers are full Of big
series talk now undt all agree that
the coming srrics are to furnish
some Of the hardest fought baseball
games ON record. Enthusiasm is al
ready at Il high pitch in New York
and Philadelphia and fans Of both
rites are picking their pets 10
slaughter their opponents. But crit.
les agree ON their predictions for
close and hardly fought battles.
And contest fans have the grand
chance to STE il all.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
AMgators
Are Grouing
], H. DOWNEY'S PET BROUGHT
FROM FLORIDA ARE NOW
FOOT LONG.

J. II. Downcy. Of Pine street, has
two interesting pets he was showing
to some Of his friends on the street
this morning. They are two babE
aIligatOrs he brought from Florida
last winatr. The little alIigatCrS
are now about Il foot long and will
h. from six to ten feet long when
they get their full growth.
MIR. uuwucy keeps them in Il poo!
OF warm water and they seem to Ike
this climate very we'll.
The alligator can hc trained To
follow It's master and do other things
which show Il higher degree Of in
lr!ligcncc than Is shown by amy
other of the creeping things Of land
or water. They feed on meats aud
caiamus roots and are very lively lit
tie pets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
VIII Probated.

The last will and testament Of the
late Cabel Moore was yesterday filed
With the county clerk for probation.
The will provides that the estate Of
the deceased remain in the possession
Of the wife of the deceased, Martha
Moore. during her life. Ut her death
Will J. Moore, Ross .. Moore. ThOm-
as Edward Moore. SilaS Maxwell
Moore. sons OF ROscltha Moore. and
Mrs. G. c. Hamilton. daughter, are
each beQucathcd Il l-G interest in the
entire estate. To Mrs. Annie Haw-
Icr, another daughter the sum Of -
Is wiIlcd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, SELLS
$4,000 WORTH OF BOND:

HUNTINGTON, Sept, so. -
FIFTY thousand dollars worth OF the
5000, 900 sewer. inCinerator and paw
ing bonds we're sold by the city conf
missiouers to the Fifth-Third Ma
tional Bank Of Cincinnati. allowing
S95 TO the bank for attorneys fees
ande expenses. The bank will pay
par and accrued interest. One hun
drcd and fifty thousand dollars
worth OF bonds remaining will be
sold in the spring.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30

Albert G. IlcringtOn to Jessie Mil
icr. a parcel of land in the First war,i
81 the city OF FairmOnt; COnsidGra
tiDn. Sl.l0O.
TLOmaS g. HUlbCrt and wife u
thomas G. BOEgcss. Il parcel Of Land
rn fuckers Fork Of Big BingamJH
c~rrk in the Huntington district
consideration. 81 and other valuable
consideration.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
OBITUARY
R. R. Jones.

II. Il. Jones. a wcil known resident
Of Pincy Run. died yesterday at his
home af;cr long illness. He was
AGED so years. Deceased is surveyed
by one son. {. II. Jones, OF Clarks-
burg,
Funeral services were held this
afternoon at his late residence and
inlcrmcnt WIS made under the di'
rcctiou of Undertaken r. c. Jones.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
LITTLE GIRL KILLED.

FiNDLAN, Ohio, Sept. 50. -Katt"
Fisk. Is. deaf, was killed while walk
Ing on the Toledo and Ohio Central
railroad. She was the third child to
meet death at this point IL the past
few yCf rs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30

]. l.. Boohcr'S stable Of runnrrs
are ut Lynchburg this week. Next
week these horses will be seen in ac-
ton at the Virginia state fair at
Richmond.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
Extension Opened.

The Weston extension uf the Mo-
nnngahcla Valley traction company y
system was opened today. a party
Of Fairmont, Clarksburg and Jane
Lew men made trip to the southern
terminus Of the line to-day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
GAS FUMES KILL TWO.

TOLEDO, O.. Sept. 3O.--Mrs.
Emily Van rclt. a, and her grand
daughter. Mildred Boxcndalc' II
were asphyxiatcd in their home by
burnt fumes from gas heater
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
Scllnnl Fair.

The annual school fair at itivrs-
willie will he held Friday Afternoon.
This event Is increasing in import
ancc each year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
trcypass. Damages. $1,000. October
rules. Rollo j. ConIry, attorney Tor
The plaintiff.
CITY BRIEFS
Tnstructions in Rescue Work.

The government mining rescue ca
l. at Chictfou where the crew will
give instructions to miners in first
pid work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30

so For boys all.wool Nor
H.JV folk or D. B. school suits,
value $3.50.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30

no. For Children's solid leath-
JOG er button or lace shoes,
sizes S to 111a, value $3.50.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
Administrators Named.

NJ. X. Ginnrian was named admin
IStratur of the personal estate Of tII''
late Tutur vursich. IiOnd Of Sun
furnished.
N. y. GlunCian was appointed al
r,lni.iraiur Of the personal estate uf
the late Ivan Scpah. Bond Of $50
given.
NJ. ~ GlunCian was nalnrd admin
istratcr Of the personal estate of tht
late Tilur NursiCh. Bond Of $20n
furnished.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30

on. For mems fleeCed lined
OSC or ribbed shirts or draw
CTS, value SOC.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30

4 QS For boys or girls high.
A.OV. top solid leather school
shoes, value $3.50.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30

no. For mems, boys or girls
SOC wool sweaters, grey, red,
white OF blue. value $3.50.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30

Tuit Entered.
Tho following suit was entered on
the process book Of the circuit court:
Julia Kidd vs.. Oliver J. Fleming,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30

IOQ For ladies' or mig ss
t.0O all wool coats in be,
brown or grey, value IS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30

~ FO For ladies or misses s as
14I.VU hand tailored, of thens8s
lest all wool materials, value SO so
$4,000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-09-30
Waists
1928

Made of ecru and white crepe. nc;
lace and fine voile, in the very new
est medica effects. You'll be de-
lighted with these new waists at this
little pricc-$20S.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
streif in 8nifalO.
StaOtiiaje geh6rSen ruien Die
StaatSmiIis su 6ilfe.
0leGrcre 9seriuucn perlctt.

Buffalo, q. g., 8, 9Gpril. 9o bic
in ben perfhie6euen arafter3eugungs
itotiouen ungsitelIten Meaaniter uno
Die an0ersI @rbeiter Iih geitern ben
bereits felt sinigen Soeen itreitenbeu
&onbutteursn uub WotprIeHfsrn Der
rSyntsrnational &aiIpan Co." ongez
fnlofeu baben, 10 lift Der Strsit felt
geitern in Elm srnites, tritiI6es Stas
blum setrsten. Die itdotifhen 9es
b6rben bnbeu iib besholb psraulabt
eeIeben, bic Silfe Der StoatsmiIi8 in
9lnlpru9 su nebmsn uno Ri6ter
8rotpn BON Der Supreme Court pers
anlaBt. bob sr gsitern Die &ommaHs
oeure bes So. unb "a. 3egimsnts Der
Electromagnetic oufforberte. ibre
giannihafteu sum StrsitOienIt gu
beorbern.
Bel ben eeitrigen 3ufommenft6Ben
3ipiThen Der poli3ei unb ben Streis
fern puroe Elm 13 Sabre alter &nas
be, namens sSroneis Murpbn, ourQ
einen S9ub f9iper pertpuubet uno
liegt ieBt i'm 6oipital i'm Stsrben.
Wlebrere Streiter uno Streitbre4er
lpurben ebenfaus I9psr perIsBt, Ell.
ner Der IeBtsren 70 i6per, ooB er
nt6t ipieoer duftpmnen fann.
Prdiioent gonnett bon Der ,eSSns
ternatiDnoI Rnilpon 60" srtlGrte
geitern abenb. bab bis jebt 400
Strabenbabnipageu pernihtet iino.
unb bab infolge Der Streitunruen
oud baour9 Elm GROCER S9aotn ous
gert9tet tpproen lit, bab tpeits Strets
fen BON StrobengIeiIeu aufgerifen
unb 2eitungsbrdbts 3erIt0rt purben.
3pei @eriude purben geItern gez
ma6t, oas 9lutomobil bes poli3eis
defs Regnn .nn3ubaIten unb ben G6s,
perionIi6 oh3ugreifen. Die @erjus
DE mibIangen, obne baB ismonb oas
BEL gu G6ooen gstommen pGre. Out
5enbe bon ongeblt6en Raoaumahern
iino berboftet tporoen, unter oteIea
elm W}nnn, Der ieinen g(omen aIs
Gsorge 8bigbtmon BON 1904 Supe.
rior Qpe., @Isbelano, 8, anea6.
Wbiebtmon bate einen 3ebpIper In
feiner red)ten 9ano, Der tur3 Dor ers
folster @erbaftung Isines 9eIibers
tpieoerbplt abqefeuert tporoen ipor.
Die lebte S9ieBerei bes oeItri9en
Sooe5 fot,h ,,oh II Inv ,ha,,Na ~.
8roabnan ftatt. Qtuf boS 2lutomo.
Bill bes 4oli3ei6efs puroen msbrert
Sdiifie obgefeuert, bon benen 5psi
nur nit tnapper gtot ben gbef per.
febIten. Sofort berlieB gbef 9es
gan iein 9(utOnobiI uno itiir5ts Ii9
nit sfpei Sufpettoren auf bic Msnae,
bic iie in tur5er 3sit auseinonb:-
getrieben batten, nndoem feds ans
gebIi6e 5iibrer berbnftst iporbsn pas
rem.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
SunoeSienatoren.
Sic iDerOen upn ieBt an Onr6s golf
aeHIblt merOen.

Wafbington, 9. 9tpriI. 8eFfern
nahm bic 2eoisIotur bes Staatss
Connecticut bas ENHANCEMENT 3ur
8unbestonititutipn an, laut pel6em
9unbesienatoren brett bur6 bas
8oIt qerpdblt neroen foIlen. Du ieBt
SO, oIfo cine Observation-Disclosures al
Ter Staatsn, bos 4menoement onas.
noumsn baben. 10 1T bic @abl Don
Senatoren ourh nas Bolt aes
iihert. BIS 9rGFoent BiIIon mits
eeteilt ipuroe, buB bic Qnnabme bss
@msnbsments geii6ert 1T, fagte er:
sd freue MID, boB bas 4menbez
ment 10 prompt ratifi5iert unb Die
9urhfiibrung elmer Aeform, fir bic
TO Iaugs getdnpft puroe, osFidert
porben if. Go6aIb StautsIetrefdr
9ruan bon bem RtfuItat Der 46s
thinning in ben ein3elnen StantsIes
9islaturen in aenntnis geIebt porbsn
1T, Diro er cine QrotIamdtion ar
iafen, laut fuelher bng Qmenoement
als seiesIi9sr Sell Der aonItitution
ertldrt perben uiro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
9ieSbcsiialiae 9 prlaae imSun.
NesieHat eiu9ereif5t.
9ie cinseInen steacriate.

8aib;astou. 9. glpriI. IN eirer
bon benofrotiIhen Ssn0tcren qes
Itern obeebalieneu Roufsrfn3 naroe
cine @efpIution anggapuaneu. lnut
pel8er es elmer gRaioritGt o,r mlis.
alie0er sires Somitses 5uIteben fell.
&omiiesherTammluHgsn eia3u6erufen
unb oud) bei MoBnabmer. bic 3u
sfner &cutrppsrie Slpil6en sem gl6.
9eDr0peteubaus un0 bem 8unoes1s-
nat @eronIdRuug eegeben boben, bic
aConferees" oes Genats au eruen.
neu, os Durbe in her GpnTeren}
oua Der 4Ion qutatbeibeu, Iout peIz
dem Die Mlitglieber bes 9onlitees fix
&onliiees BON Der 0nntereas Der %es
mpiraten ernnont tperben iollen uuD
ni5t, tnie IS bisber ii6lin mar, BON
0em BON Dem 8autu2 ertanutsn
9orIbenben.
S$n Der QeItriaeu GiBuua hes &c.
nots murben bic eriteu @menhe-
ments 8ur neuen Sorifpotlage einQes
reiclt, uno 5par bon BEN Senaturen
eironno uno mcgumber BON 9loroz
9ototu Senator Ssones BON gBaTb=
ington rei9te cine @rbf6aftsifsuers
@orIoae Elm, Iaut nel6er binteylo1e
ne Gern6gen gum @etraee bon Is
Millionen nit so 9ro5cnt befteuert
perben fotlen. Die eilseInen Steu=
eridBe in Der eineereid)ten @OrTnae
iinb ipie FoIgt;
2luf Standardization bon ipeniz
ger oI8 $4,000, l 9Sro3ent BON So
o00 Bis $4,000, 2 gro3ent; BON
$4,000 Bis $3.50, 600 5 groaent:
BON $250.000 Big $3.50. COO. 10 groz
gent; pon $750,000 Bis 81, 500. 900.
is 4ro5ent; pou S1,500,000 bis SO :
000,000, 20 @rosent! BON $4,000. :
600 bis 100000, 25 9ro,enf:
bon $7000,000 bis S15,o00.000. 40
Bro5ent. uno BON mejr ais $4,000. :
600, 80 qro5srt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13

den tuH. Gs niro absr fein Der
fu2 eemo9t peroen, bic Gebatt: Su
befhrdnfen, uuo Tomif fpiro iebsm
D2itgIiebe @eItgaubeit aegebsn tper-
ben. fir feline IoiaIen SSnttrsFsn Elm
gutes 8ort gu iaesH. 0a bic hes
motrotiidbsn 6ii6rer srfparten, bas
Die 9nrifoprIage in pisIen SeiIeu
bes 9onbes ouf @ioeritano ItoBsn
ipirD uno bdourd Der gartei imu=
ben tam, 70 ipirb oas bemptlotiTdle
RatipnaItomitee un0 aud oas oemos
tratifhe fpngreifonslIe 9olaitee 70.
fort oamit anfongen, our6 Die gib-
li3itdtsausidiiis GrtIdrungen pom
StapeI 81 lofIen. Der gegenpGrti.
ge iebr tii9tise uno 3neimal Iiegreis
DE 9oriiBenoe bes tonarefTioneIleu
8omitess, 6err sSamss 3. 2lppo BON
WiFouri. tritt 5uriid, uno nirb ents
ipeber 6srr s5inleb bon Guo Caro-.
Tina ooer .0err Ben. SobnIon BON
aentudp iein 9a9fOiger peroeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
Glion nidlt id,1Ioia.
9rOfeiior bon Der anflaae oes @lOr'
hes frei oeinfodleu

CT. qauI, Winn.. 8. 2tpril. Die
Geiaiporeuen in bsm pro3sB gsg,n
profeTor Oscar M. Glfou, Der friis
ber nit ber Qderbau16ule Der llnis
berIitdt BON MlinneTota in Berbins
ounq ftanb. uno angetIogt mar. Glbs
be 81. Darling. ben autider sinss
WdIbereipagens, srmproet gu babeu,
1absn geltern uo6 nur turBer 9sras
tung sinen ouf .nidtIhulbtg" Tau,
tenben @abripru6 a6gegsben. Sliou
gab 81, oaB er 9atiing srfdOFsn
babe, srtldrte aber, baB si ,a3u gss
3pungen getpeTsn iei. ics' bisier
i5rau 8orling nit ieineu 2tnfmtrt'
famteiten berfolgt uub iie tat.
fddfif ge5ipuHosn babe, unfautsre
9s3iebungen NIT ibm 3n untsrbnltsn.
Diei, 2lneabeH nuroeu bon 5r1u
0Hou auf osm 8eugenlianbe bsfds
tiat.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13

2ouOon, 9. 9(pril. a6uig g}itpldus
ppn Nlontenserc ion, mie in hisfieen
offi5iellen montsnegriniIdeu 9rsiien
bebauptst miro, ale 9or6ereiungen
getroffen 6dben, nm Dem 11ron Su
entiagen, ipeun BON Sen eurpdiItbsn
@roBmd6teu geesn iein tIeines R0=
nigreid) @epalt ongelpanot niro. 1is
@orbereitun9en gu feiner 9sr3i9tIeis
flung auf Sen 9broH iou er Qemeins
fam nit 66nig Qeter pon Serbien
getroffen baten. 9la9 sen bis ieBt
gefaBtsn gldnen piro R6niQ glito=
Iaus fir sen SAT-, 0aB er abbanft,
Wlpntensgro nerlaifsn. Die Regiss
rang oes 2auoes nil Damn cine @ers
einigung nit Serbien 8uItanoe brius
cen inter Der 8eoingung, oaB a0nig
gfitoIuus uuo feiner 6amilie cine
entipredenoe geipiIligung 9ema6t uno
ienem 6as Gs6t Der gladfploe auF
bem ierbiI9=mpntensgriniIdeR 3brpu
5ugeItanoea miro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
Sdarfe Gritif.
:
amerifafeinSlidjer 4rtisel inI
jasauiidJer 3eitnns.
sSasans SrO6nHg.
eSasans 9rO9nng.

8ofio, Sapon. 9. 2tpril. Su Set
beuti9su Qusgd6e Der melt berbrsites
ten 3eitung saiabi" miro in eiusm
iebr iarfaitif6 gebaltsnen 4rtitsI auf
oos ni6tsidgenoe oer ameritnnifhtf
8efiirportuna bon Glcihheit binee4
ipicisn. Gs beibt barin, 6aB bic giir4
ger BON Saliforuien Die abTi6t baben.
lire 0abboru ienIetts bes pa3ifiiderf
G3eaus ic6Iimmsr aIs bic 9sger Sis
bebanbelH 06rtli4 bsiBt es in benz
Qrtitel: 81
nDieie nRtiiapaniI6e 9lqitatioal /
miro in uns oas bittere GeFiibl ber .
grnisbrigung tpahrufen, 6as srTt nu4
rieltn Sabrsn tpie6sr Dsrpifht tpereen
tauu. Qmsrifansr miiifen auF einen
taIten GmpfoE9 qsfaBt iein, psnn iis
Sdpau beirden oots fid bort HisOsrs
Iafsn poll.n. u
sSyn BEN 6etreffenoen Qrtife( oer
3situng miro bin3u eefaet, oaB fiir
ben 8oa. 0aB bic @orlage angsHpms
men mo unier3sihnet ipiro. s5apdH
ieine geeiligung an Der rgaHena
paciFic Grpoiition- riidgdneiq md9eut
uno ben amrrifanern oas gefiBreHG
IN s5dpan tntfbieosH DsripsiaegH nsaAf
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
&eim Ninmiid1en.
Sentliale Grfldrnng bss graTScuttl
5SlliOa betrefs aaliisruiens.

8oibington. 8. 9lpril. grdii.
bent 8ilion bat belte alts0riidlid
erfldrt. 6aB Die 9ln6esregierung
llh nift in Die geIeBgebung oes
Staates aaliiornien einmiIdhen
miro. Gort ioa ndrnIih elm 8eieB
aHgenonuHen meroeu. Iaut ueldem
Att5lanoern. Die nift Die 9l6iidyt
tlfnogetan babeH, oab fie amerifa.
HiiGe giirger meroeu molten. nidli
aeitattet miro. 05ruHobeiiB su er.
iDerben. Ia aagemeiH anaeHonrmn
miro, DOB nieies @eieB geqen ole
sSapaHer gerihfet 1T, 6at man Die
5Iln0esreaierung erfud1t, Die 9ln.
HGhue oes 63eieses y. perhin0eru.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
Qaae tufeOer 5dDIimmer.
Sur1 heitiae Jiegeagiifie iH gaustn
Wliiiiiiippital UerHriaatt.

Weiupbi5, 2eHn, 8. 9lpril. Der
6eftige Jfegen, Der I'M gnn3en aqii.
i.iiippital nie0er ge8angen lit, bot
Die Sod)maiierlage mie6er beoeuteno
ueriflinunert. 8ad 6en beute bier
eiugetroifeneu glafridjtcu 1T bic
Gage gang beionoers ihlimm in
6idmnE, ap.. no Der 8eo SCOT.
Imnm aHgeblif an me6reren Siel.
len ihao1oit geruorocu lit. eyn
8roUes gagoH. iiioIid) BON UerH,
pbis, lit Der 1anmm gebrohen, uHo
Die i5luten ergieBen lid in Str0.
Tes iiber Die nieorig gelegeneu Gi.
irritte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-04-13
aOsferen3 TN Rapito;.
3wiihen graiibent au5 9smOfraten
ses EeHatss ;Siugusf0Hifees.

Daf6ingtoH, 9. Qpril. prdfoent
Wilfon hat beute 6tn UliiqIieoern
0es 6inaniomitess beg 8unbesienats
Die Qahriht 3utommen lafen, bag
er fie I'm 3 ubr I'm aapitol 5u trefs
fen pini6t, TIM nit ibnen bic 9arifs
frage 81 sr0rtsrn. gtrr Wflfon ift
aufrihtig beiirebt. oabiH 81 arbeitsH.
6ab e bstyeffs Der nsuen 9orifnc-s
loae stpiffeH ben osmotratil6en Ulits
QIieoRru bsiosr 6arfer oes ssUngreIs
iss All eirlem eiuDsritass6nis tomHlt.
Dsieg bofitcr ourh perf5nIi6e gons
fsrsusen nit oen U2iisIieosru bet CUE
ii1noiseH aoElitees ON e5eitea srreis
den az t5nHsH.