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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
U. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. June THE condition Of the
1,r,ted states Treasury at the beginning OF
business to-day was: Working balance So5'-
7so 400. I'm banks and Philippine Treasury. SAL
es- zoo. total OF general FUND S136, 622, 362' re-
eeiDts Yesterday, S2.O2J.555; disbursements.
81 5Os 7s8. The surplus TINS nseaI year -
81 0Ol 423 as against a deficit Of SO $50 s66 last
wear The figures for receipts, disbursements,
surplus ana dehcit exclude Panama Canal ana
public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
GUARANTY CLUB OUTING

The Guaranty Club, composed ..
officers and clerks OF the GuarahU .sy
Company OF New York. held "s A,
annual outing yesterday at Terra MA.
Inn. staten Island. The enter'.l' ,.-
consisted OF various athletic eVene
mis- tournament. baseball game M tr
teams representing the oflcSeFs rs me be
partment managers. baseball s atIS ave.
tween the main Office and tn e ~" tsari
nue. branch and relay race oet.,.snts \
representing the various depa. ',c.o,nclutsi
banquet at Terra Marine III"
the DAVIS festivities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
MAY BUILDING STATISTICS
Little Change in Operations
COMPARED with Last Year.

New building operations projected In
May make a somewhat Indifferent COM
parison with those of the same month a
year ago. total permits issued at fifty
four leading cities In the United States.
according 10 statistics compiled by
'Dun's Review" calling for the expendl-
ture of only s63.3l9,7O3, as against ST.
94s, 955 last year, thus showing a falling
of Of 800 per cent This loss is more
than accounted for. however, by the
sharp decrease at New York. permits
granted at that city being only S9,9690l
as compared with S2l.lsi92s. which is
500 per cent less than last year. Brook
Ign and The Bronx both exhibit consid-
cradle contraction. but It is most pro-
nounced in the Borough Of Manhattan.
on the other hand. the projected build
ing at ifty-three outside cities shows sub
stantial improvement. at many points
being far In excess of 1912. and the total
aggregates $3.50 500, as against $50, I64.
O97. a gain OF 81 per cent. Building opera
tons in the East were well up TO those
a year ago, notable expansion at PhiIa-
delphia, Pittsburgh and Worcester Of
setting moderate reductions al number
of other cities, so that the total for that
section is l.2 per cent larger than in
1872 The thirteen cities in the South re-
port an increase Of rs per cent. which
is largely due to extensive gains at Bal
timore. Birmingham and Dallas, as Rich
mond, St Louis. Washington and few
other points show some falling Off The
total OF the Western cities is practically
the same as last year, for while there
Is more or less contraction at Chicago.
Cleveland, Denver. Kansas city, Omaha
and Toledo. there was satisfactory inn
provement at Cedar Rapids. Davenport
Detroit Grand Rapids. Indianapolis ST.
Paul and several other points. On the
Pacific Slope building operations were
much larger than year ago, and while
there was decreased activity at the other
cities. the total for the section shows a
gain OF 2l.7 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Promotion by Selection Again
Affiliated Among Army Officers.
From The Tribune Bureau.
WachinQt0p Inn

w dSnllb lOlls JUNO -
ARMY PROMOTION BY SELECTION.
Army officers are much interested in the
outcome OF the discussion in the War De-
partment which is a revival of earlier
agitation In favor of promotion by selec-
ton, instead of by seniority. The Secre-
tary Of War asked the Attorney General
some time ago for an opinion on existing
law, with the idea that II would be posi-
BILE TO make advancements In commits
stoned grades, without regard 10 the
senior officer IL the President chose TO
select a junior.
The case came up in connection with
the promotion OF Major B. B. Ray, for
merly of the pay department and now OF
the quartermaster corps, who, IN Febru-
airy OF last year. uas eligible TO be pro-
NOTED TO the grade of lieutenant colonel
He has been twice nominated for the po-
stion, and the Senate has so far failed
to act He has held recess appointments.
but they have expired on the adjoura-
ment OF Congress. Major Ray has not
been renominated during the present SEES
sion. and the Secretary Of War desires
10 know whether the President may select
a junior officer instead of Ray, who is
at the head Of the list OF majors.
The problem presented TO the Attorney
General is made general In its terms and
If the Attorney General decided that
promotion could be made by selection 1t
would affect not only the army but the
officers of the Marine Corps and the navy.
In all those branches there is much OPP
position to promotion by selection, which
is regarded with great apprehension
largely because prejudices and favoritism
might operate to the disadvantage OF in
dividuals.
The Attorney General has declined TO
pass on the question as It has been pre-
scented from the War Department, taking
the view that this is a subject which has
10 do with Presidential prerogative, and
the question propounded, he maintains
should come from the White House and
not from the War Department. The mill
tary authorities are making an effort 10
have the formality OF the Presidential re-
quest complied with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
BOND DOTS.

n. J. Petit, Village Clerk OF Lawrence.
Nassau County, n. Y. will receive pro-
posals until noon on June 81 for $500
registered gold street improvement bonds.
denomination 5000. dated July /. 1872 and
due July /. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
CURB ECHOES.

Greene Cananea stockholders, at the an
nual meeting on June 10. will be asked
10 vote on an increase in the par value
of the stock from so To 800. thereby re-
ducing the number OF shares outstanding
from 10000 to less than 10000 There
will be no increase in the authorized capt.
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08

The First National Bank OF Columbus
was the successful bidder on May 81 for
$4,000 per cent s%-year average coupon
road improvement bonds OF Chicago June
ton. Greenfield Township. Huron County.
Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
SEED RlCES.

Toledo. June 7.-cLoNERsEEspi, AZ
s12 Is, October 81 so: Deeen.oe's oa3. TX
SiKE. october and December. - "a IA
oTHY prime. cash. 81 August
september and october, s. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08

ceive proposals until 2 p. m. on June 10
for $1,000 Az per cent 3D-year coupon or
registered refunding bonds, denomination
q 600, and dated July l. 1913; accrued m
terest TO be paid by the purchaser
Edward OGara, OF Indianapolis. was
awarded op May 81 the $1,000 per cent
5i5-year average gravel road bonds of
Monticello, White County Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08

A new vein is reported 10 have been
opened on the Crown Reserve of Cobalt
at the foot level. The high grade
streak is about ten inches wide, and has
been drifted. it is said. on for about 90
feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
COST COMPARISONS
Changes in Average Prices for
the Last Week.

The following table gives the highest.
lowest and average wholesale spot prices
OF twenty-four articles Of current con-
sumption In the New York markets for
the week ended June and the difference
I'm average from those OF the previous
week. cotton, sugar and lard quotations
being In cents and hundredths
Change In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by w. N Coler & Co.. No. % Geo
streeL)
Accrued interest TO be added)

coupons interchangeable. tRegistered. fCou-
pons. Registered and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08

Advices from the mine state that a
new vein has been opened on the Law
son property Of La Rose. The strike was
made on the lOo-foot level. about 100 feet
west OF No. shaft. the vein being five
10 six inches wide and running, IT IS stat
ed. about 1000 ounces OF silver to the ton.
President George A. Manning is on his
way to Goldheld. 70 attend a meeting OF
the Goldfeld ORC Mining Company on
June l5 Advices from the mine report
that sinking has begun on the company's
property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
ANALYSIS OF FRISCO
Statistics of Earnings and In
tereSt Charges Since 1910.
BONDS SAFETY SHOWN
Comment on the Situation and
Assumed Obligations of Other
Connecting Lines.

The passing into receivership Of the St
Louis & San Francisco Railroad Com
pany was an event Of international in
terest, as the securities Of this corpora
ton were largely held abroad as we'll as
IN this country. The various forms OF in
debtedness of the road present study
of special interest TO the investment public
at this time. as they indicate the differ
ent financing items which 90 to make up
the total bonded obligations Of road
which has developed along the lines pur-
sued by the Frisco. The tabulated state
ment. which follows. showing the earn
ines Of the st. Louis & San Francisco
Railroad for the last three years, with
amounts available for interest on the vari-
Gus groups Of bonds. has been compiled
by the Standard Statistical Bureau, and
is so arranged that ii may be compre-
hensively understood by readers Bond
holders Of any particular issue by the
study of this table will be given fairly
good idea Of the relative safety OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
Savannah,

According 10 reports. Savannah,
Chatham County. Ga. will hold an cleo
ton in the near future tc decide on the
issuance of 10000 Az per cent 25-year
auditorium construction bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08

n. r. Leavitt. County Collector Of
Elizabeth. Union County. n. j., will re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08

May NIFTY four cities S6s 639. TO3 7i,g4s.055
April, nifty eight cities. -. lup sg3 Sl.l5N. SIS
March. hfty-seyen cities a. 1919 62.219. 636
Feb. sixty cities ...... ~ .9i s3t ~. TO3. go
Jan, hfty-nine cities. 399544J9 3i.63I,Il2
Sine. January l......s2oi III. s72 $500. 40. On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
Week ~ June - week Of
Elgh Lou Ayge Mo- ~

Bushel High. Low. Avge May 81
Wheat. No reds y ~ 10 Sill
Corn. export. 66h 65h 90. > I
oats stand white 46A 40il 46h = 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08

The comparative report Of the Baton
Rouge Electric Company for the month
Of April and the twelve months ended
April % was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-08
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NICIPAl BONDS.

Furnished by Zimmerman Forshay. No. Q
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
@e9tsonwoIt @re6ered

MeAtsanmaIt Dre1ere6
ber5oftet. - Ser be6oante Der
liner Medtsonfpalt Saul 9re0ered,
Der nod umfnngrei9en unterihlo-
guneen un0 Betrtgereien anfurtg
Muglit borieen Snbres Iii9tete unb
Ieit6em ftedbrtefIi1 berfoIgt mur0e,
1T tn Sif6omerito Derboftet nprDelt
Megen ieiner IusIieferung IGhDeben
bereits ger6anolungetl. BreOered
bate fi9 satft6dft, pfe befnntt mtr6,
nod Qee0s in England beeaben. GlS
er bort befnnnt w1lr0e, DerihpnnO
er pI0bIiH un6 tnu6te Oorut tn
Gitetpos Muires off. Mu4 bier crfn1ult
ltn6 eetDnrnt, fubr er nnH G1iIe, mo
tbn ietn Shidiol ereAte. Dos
Weridhpin0en 8reoerefs erreote ief-
rer5eit tn Berlin groBes MnHeben,
neil Der fIii1tige 4ntpalt nt4t nur
nIs Bcrteioiger bel IN Die OeTfett.
Iiflteit getreten mar, iortbern aud In
poIitf9er Baiebutg In Der MeiHs-
DauprlIn0I eIHe gruBe JkuAe BeIVlel1
Bate.
@ abnfinn8tnt. Dn& De
fnf1te Gor0 on Sac GourtD beftn6d
ib1 IN heller aafrsgnt0 Ber Obe &nt
ei1rer @nbnitrmigerL Droai S@net-
Der, 0eren Mnit4t ir1rtreit Oer Orb
idnft DotDbine cine Gnralt beity
begob Iib 0at fpdter WerOihmube tt
M~btpefenbeit Dres @ntten INIT etre1lr
groben ShGGhter- fctpie etnani @n-
iieranRilgr betruffnet, IN 0ns 8iruner
brer 6rei feincn @irtncr arr6 jGanH
ben MGeirpes1, Die bereits in1rft fhlatlir
merterl Die @ebIen 6ur9. Die Mobn-
iintioe trenrte tbuen bufft1bli& bent
@opf bonn @lHupf. Reins ibrer Gpfer
1t jher flint Snbre at
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

8Iut t,-Sn etnem befttp
gen &0mpfe 1utf6en Hslisd imb @trtts
EN- tpur6en IN Stem 2onbon, Conn.,, 20
Der Der lesterm uilb mtbrere NImrrEde
DerIeht. Die AuSi9rettrneen e~rfOlgten
tn Der rmeebung Der Brotn0rb & Mrub
ftrDng @~eibenfabrit, mo li9 enc @rilppe
i~treitenber Meber ~0neefGrrmeIt bate,
ra6bem ibner bon Der GGbritsIituns
mitgeteilt tDorbe maj, bob Fe enti0iIm
mOrben tpGren. Die pOIi3et fnr6erte bic
2eute auf, fi9 gu 3eritrelen unO erbteIt
etnen @tetnb0seI CUR NntiDOrt. Gers
eeont Beebe fieI bIGtitberitrDmt am DDben
unb etnem anbren YoIi3iiten tpilrbe bird
etnen I9meren @tetn bic @duItet per4
remit, alS 8erit6rtrneen etntrofen. Sect
ma6ten BITE GlaurSde bon tbren @niip.
peln ouSsiebtsen @ebrmI@, NIB ais mad
etnent balbittinOtSen &ompfe bic Orb
rlllrtg pieber ber9eiteIlt tOor, i0eer Dtele
Der Berlebten, aus Mltnben bIuteat6, mr
Der @trabe, pdbrenb andre IN Yolt1etS
tpasen na9 benz SolptoilGrtter Sebr0&t
tDur0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

@eForb Der 0ro0tIofen
GeIep9onie. Sn Der grobe1
Decentralization Nnuer bm 0ie Gele'
flrnfengeieni@oft neben Der Sna1ptS
iert0eatIoge NIT t6neuoen Gatrte1t,
nit Der betonntLi1 Geegroruane bS
olf @utfernungen BON 5000 &loH1e-
ter ibermitteIt tperoen, alt& nod cine
netnere relte MnIGge bergeteM, uTpo
skpor nit eiuer Edefurreu-8oAfre-
quersmnfdine aur oireften Grse'i-
alt1tg Der Shtpingurpgen obne Gttt'-
Ten. DbgLeid biefe Mdi6inetnrlnge
t,r Hein ut u1p0 0e~rnentEpre@er6 bet
Der Eelegpopbte nlir NeidhDeiten bon
100000 RiIometer erSielt her
ben, gerdAgte tie bod, INN tn ben les-
ten Eagen etrrer 8eItrefcro fur
hrobndIe Eaepbonie nufBtdteIleI Sn
Der Oro5hoien SeIepborie itm0 prnt-
tHde GrfoIge In ben Iebten Syrbre1r
ti6t er3ielf morOet. Iuh 0te See-
furfengefeMdnft. Die 1907 BITE erfte
Dor, Ste arf SO RtIometer EelepbOmie
eebgem tomnte, batte oiaBeHu4e I01pge
Bet bhpSiir@ alifgegGen. @cn an.
0erer Seite tuaren otf ipentge 100
RMometer M1difItiide 6ertrnger
tDorDen, cine eleftrf@e SpteIeret,
D6bre10 DIE &nupHahe, 0ie Sprah-
Wertrogutpg, itets maBInrDg. Bel Der
GeIefm&en-So dfrequeuSmd DINE 1T
e8 6ngegett mOeIi6 geDoroen, ootrt
elmer 1teuer u1p0 BEL tieier MniHt-
1teaor6nung berusboren S8nIhrrgs-
trefIe et1te to0eIlofe Sprnhiibertrd-
Gittug at erSieIen. Ser chen ers
p6bnte @eItrefor0 Drr0e erStelt, IN
Oen Dor .1en Noue1erMpporobe babe
gtun0en lang 8eitung8teTt DOrgele-
fen tpur0e. Cine @efbe. BON OrobHo-
zen Grnpfangstotionen tuaren baers
BON beroAri9ttgt, ftenten Berein-
(tinanerrO feft, bob otf Birto 600
700 @uometer @rttfern,tng Go gum
NebpieI aud tn Der StnftOn gum
Wierer te1noIo9ihen @aDerbenaair
ietanls hitrh Rrofefior &arn) Der Der-
IeSe1e Cert Io1t a1Itnru uru6 DcICfOm-
men h~eritqnoen tpur6e. as parr6e
teilneHe Iogor 6eri9e, BOB Der
Meonn IN Ndlten u1rl6tig Inan Ge-
fpromen bobe, ufr0 o1ienrpfrbIer, fir
IeifereS @prehen Su foreet. Ser
deftrtI& rreate @eg erf4etnt nod 6ie-
len Herh4Gen idr n1tsfi9tsDou urrO
man 6nrf boffen, bob inter Der
netdblrtg febr grober Mafhtneu etrte
trdnsntInntifhe EIepbouie Dtelei&t
bob nod m0gIf@ hpep0e1 &trlte.
Gin berb1nent8boIIer
EeIlf4uB. Der Stloest 4rufe-
tOpf iteIIte fid in etneut @ierIotoI Si
Snue a. 9. naif etnen Ei1h Ieste I'D
Elm 9ierglns olif ben acpf, niaf Oos
er bon etnem &ouln4Iitcrtet i9heben
IteB. Inter grober Grregltitg Oes
RlE6Iifatns tptr0et 6res S&if1fe OBJ
geFeuert, 6ie fe5Igtnger, Der bierte
GGTlB trnf ben @htDertGt III ben
&opf. STE &1agel fibt I'M &intertopf
felt. Hei beam @dtperberIesten itr0
bereits 96buning8er@einltrge n1tf-
0etretest; er tpir6 tudbrfhei1IiH Iter-
ben. Der nrtDere Sthoettt tptrDe bon
Der poIi0et berbnftet: fein N0rre 1T
nod nibt bdranrtt seunuOeut
@tne SefdbrIf@e MMBe-
Itdtte. Der so Hdbre dAbe DGDtN
&tds, Elm IN Metpnr4, %, IN Ohdbe-
ItoarO IebenOer @IGsbI1fer, feete fi&
n6rOIi@ Don bier dldf ben @eIetien
Der Baltimore & Sbio @dbg rrfe0er,
Inn 0its0itrafberl un6 mrrbe baum
bonn G1frngoer BIitaalQ bal6SENi&
Etarei 0gi&aR&eA A-
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Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
praktlats
fars 1ans.

gfnen auten 2od, oIs G1Htrt@ fur
&orbtpnren urpo &oIoeegenitGrr6e Der.
tDenobor, erb1It man 0Grh MtTfHurp.
gen bon p~uIner9ierten SiegeI Sad
NIT Spiritus.
SGADaroes gef6enbop0, oos Oirr@
I6rgeres Erneen unnnfebnIt@ wlr6e,
lGBt lih nirffriiher, weTru man es nit
etnem In @ffiG setaudten &appen
reibt un6 Outn sIeid oif Der inreR.
ten Seite bitgek
@nrbm6beI m6Uertten reinigt man
Ieidt nit SoIBpoTer. lin in Der
Slide BERN Reinigen bon SID urD
@efIitgeI be @tide am G1tgIeHeH Sa
beubtn6ern, matB man ole Singer boz
Der in SdIs fteden.
DeLtitt fir @IaSgegenftG1be bret
GeIe 8IeigI1tte, 5Dei SeiIe fridge
brnrHtter gepuIberter @nH utt0 elm
&efI peiBer BoIuS per0en init 6er
binref4enOen @enge nOu 2et1t0Lfrrta
slfmrmgngeitoBen; Der RtH tDir6 rrIt
orrgeDen0et
BoGsIeinGuon6 maB tagIih feu@t
0bgetDiiht peroer, Inn S@mtrB urao
Stnlb tDeg5upusen. 9nOur@ pirO lie
dber In burger 3eit matt ur16 uror-
febudi4; eeI9iebt 6os &tDti@en dber
init EN- penig MtI9 urt0 tpir0 0Grrr
nod gut NIT ei1em troderen Slt@
nadfrottiert, erb6It man bic @o@s-
IeinhpouN Iebr louge 9IdrSetO lrr0
rein.
BInnfe @~ifehpnrelt 0egen IuInl-
fem un6 Soften 5u ibiisen. I'm bLorre
@ienaporen gegett Ote GintpirftrG Der
Mtmofpb1re, 0emnn1 gegctt MrLGufeD
ut6 Roiten au Idiiseu, mpftebH ft@
foIget0es Nerfnbren: Nah0em bic
@egenitGnOc Ourd Mbreiben BON Set
befreit ftn6 gibt man OenieIben einen
uebersug bon boftf9er 2fnoIpercrIO-
I6ftng. Die Mdife oringt 0erGrttg
In bic Horen BEG "Details EN- 0oB
0oSfeIbe bonfommen Gegen &oiten ge-
IHist lit. Ser Idnen trofnenoe
1tebereag lit tpeOer fidtbar, nod Gbl-
Dor. Derort bebonOeIte @e~genitdnOe
feben ftets ME nseu oss.
Metnigen BON @~trobButer. Der
Strobbut miro, nadOem er nit Ioas-
tpartnem SeifentDaiIer n~bgebiritet it,
ftrihDeiIe NIT elmer 8itrone etngerte-
ben. Muh Oos IN 9rogerien f61rflibe
n@trdbtn" lit Elm iebr gutes Neittd
GonnenbronO bon @trobbiten az emit
fernen. Inn tie mie0er gu Iteifen, lam
man fte nit itarfem 8udemuaiier BET
itre-9en unO i9IieBIi@ troden biigeIr.
49, Gtott nit elmer 8itrone, fam
man ben SUIT aud nit elmer p.
pro8entigen SaI8faureI0iurrg &reis
ben, nnmentli9 tpent Der S1it 6tr3
pieIes @nfniien grou ge~tDor6en lit.
geo1 benz Mneiben init 8itrOnenfnft
reibt man iofort ftri9peife nit pull
berifiertem S1pefeI nod un6 trods
net ben &lit i9IieBlia i'm DunteIn.
Ser Ra1to pir0 babel Ourh @eaDi9te
befdpert unO Oie Sorm beg Suites
ourd ausporteruugen au betDabren
eeiudt.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27
Die Eamns.


Dte GGurp mar unler OtGitmdO6en.
Dartlt9 ItHet TN Shame aus metHer
SuguIO3eit ber0uf. co ettua: Soab=ntl
SD tpetb beute mid mebr, wte ie alSs
seieben BAT. aSSbr @eit9t 1T NIT Der
Belt Dernolien. Nber
rEoob-rti - Saabzntl",
ber RIo1rg, Der bat li@ e%tngcprdBt, gang
feIt. Selte nod, ipern t6 In cine &I6e
trete, menu t9 mir als alter &nabe O0
rnb bort eth gtiti9letn Guf einem bretten
TreppergeIdnOer ni9t Dsrbetben tart,
b0nn bore t9 bic 3iuet lungse5Oge1tel
@tLbeil aus Der Bersoneenbett beritberr
rGti9dl:
rGaobzril Goobzntl"
llrb Inn ben &Iane ranfen ii9 6GtI-
t@ mag tpoIlen Ober nt9t GllerbonO
Grtlrerlmge1l ber1tm. @rtru1err1gen
aus Der 8ett Der tir5en 9oign.
Gefterr bin t9 um9ejOgen NIT Netb
NIB &tr6. unb ba itanb Der WeDbeltpas
oen mf Der @traBe. 8olI mar Ct i6On,
Ste Eiire gu, BITE btde GiieHftdHee qler
berlber -
rSoltlN idrett eS BON Der Treppe.
ll16 ba i6leppen fie nod etneH ROffer
berGus, einer bieredteen, srtinen ROfer,
Elm btIIel geipDIbt Der Dedel urb etn breir
ties, i@eppernOeS SdIOb born bran
rMoS lit bc1ur Ios2A ruft Der Ma1rT
am MSbeIipage1 u~1reebrIbtg.
Scr Softer bon Der &D9tn nrIb nod
In ben Mdgen - bic Ghre 0lf nod etrs
malls
l1nb bom l9ieben lte Elm mente brlrn1s
meIllO ben DteredtseH grtireu Softer btr-
Elm. Den Roffer BON Der Weorie.
Ddr unier Wad09en betbt berte nOte
Mearte". Die MGrte, 1rt6t ettD0 uNfo>
rte. GS gibt S0upttpDrter, NIT bere1
Der GrtiteI feit Oeri6mol5en lit, Gleti9
bonn Gleii6. Sc Ddre rob, tbn tDeg3lls
IoIIer.
Nber bon Der Mnrte babe t9 0nr Ht@tS
ersdble1 tDolIen. 0on Der IOllen etnmal
metne @tn0er mas er3dblen. Ote Ders
iteben fe. @tr ftn6 gu erOb bodu &C,
uor6sr NIB 51 ftebengef9ett. Mtr mill
ien inns auf BITE Grinreruneet an BITE
fitr3e Soien3ett 5urtid3ieberr, tuerI mir
2eute aus benz BOIf Deritsben tuOlIerI.
Guf bic 3eit, mo nod bic 9er5en often
itG1Iben, iperrangelDett.
1l1tb aus eben 6teier 3ett i9OlI eS mir
berolf, ais i'd eeftern ben srilrcrt Softer
fat, idol e8 mir ber0lf:
rGaGbsnil Toabzntl1
unb eben bon Der GoabeTi NTH Id
mas er5dbIerI cine Grinreruns, eine Oier-
edtee, etne &oHererimrerung.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-27

Dem Eobe entrDnnen.
8ueibunbert MaHb1en enteinee1 tR
Vbtla6elpbin IN benz GtabItiIement ber
rSnternationoI ToOtb Co. an 6er MeR
DGlpbin @trobe NIT tnGpper NlOt ben
EOOe, ais Elm 0rpsen entbGItenber So
timber, Der itott zines iOlGen NIT 9pNrOs
gen nn9 benz YIate geiGrl6t pOrOen mos,
tmr5 Dor benz @eiGdftsi6lltb erplObierte.
Dte ueinsebnidbrioe GlecnOr &enfI
wurbe blr1 bic Gprenaititde tUdbrs
i9etnli4 t0tltd unb bic G@t1ebnidbrtoe
MGrp Nretpfter ebenfGlIS iebr i&treg
Derlett. Inter ben iibri0en Nn0elteIltsa
brad cine Yanit aus; pie OieIe Wa06&m
UerIekt iDur6en, tOnnte niGt feiteeiteGt
tperbel, ba ii9 bic U~errtmbeten, nads
benz ite Oerbuubeu moreut uo& 3Gsb
bepobGL