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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-24
"ToWn and Gown" Turn Out to
Hon1r Nations Chief MagIs-
trate, VINO Returns to
Vote at Primaries.
ENDS DISPUTE AT POLLS
Tells Ex Republican He Cant
Yet Vote with Democrats
Gives Impromptu History
Lecture, Visits Neighbor,
Returns to Capital.

From s.ar Correspondent OF The Tribune ]
Princeton. Sept. 2j.-President Will
son had a busy time here to-day. lie
voted at the Democratic primaries Tor
the nomination Of James T. Fielder as
Governor. gave private class lecture
in American history to the Secret Ser
vice mon. the newspaper men and Dr.
Cary Grayson, called on number OF
old friends. including Mrs Eliza Kick
etts, for many years a neighbor, ana
strolIed about the college campus with
all the enthusiasm Of "A freshman. The
President resisted all inducements to
make a speech. pleading that he was on
a vacation and was out of harness.
The President arrived here from
Washington at l2:2o o'clock and
seemed unusuallj happy as he stepped
from the car for his first visit to this
town since the afternoon OF March ..
when. 10 the strains Of "Goodby. old
Nassau" he started for the capital 20
be inaugurated. The university is not
vet open. but about two hundred stu
dents already here mingled with the
townspeople 10 welcome the President
back 10 his old home.
The .oling place was in the frehouse
OF Mercer Engine Company. in Cham
bers street. and thither the President
went. accompanied by Professor Stock
ton Axson. his brother-in-la and DR..
Cary Grayson. the crowd trailing be-
hind. on the way he stopped every
few minutes TO shake hands with some
old friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-24
Monroe County Man Wins as
Candidate for Chief Judge
of he Court of Appeals
Over Bracket.
HISCOCK FOR ASSOCIATE
chairman Barnes Bows to the
Progressive sentiment-Plat-
form Declares for Mitchell
National Committee to
Meet in December.

For chief Judge of the Court of APP
,sa,s 10 succeed Edgar NJ. Cullen, Of
v,ngs County-William z. Werner, Of
Monroe. now an associate justice OF
the Court Of Appeals.
For associate justice Of the Court Of
Appeals-Frank H. Hiscock, Of Onon-
dsga. now a justice Of the Supreme
Court. sitting on the Court Of Appeals
bench by designation.
These men were nominated as the
Republican candidates by the Republi-
can State Committee at Carnegie Hall.
at late hour last night, in the man
ner provided by law. This. however,
was but the ratification Of selections
made in an extraordinary state con-
ysntion a few minutes earlier.
Judge Werner defeated Senator Ed
gar Truman Bracket, of Saratoga, in
the convention by a vote of 447 to Isl.
The only opponent of Justice Hiscock
was Justice Frederick f. Crane, Of
Kings County. who got 157 to 444 for
Hiscock.
The convention was distinctly marked
by the yielding Of William Barnes, jr,
chairman Of the state committee. to
the progressive sentiment in the state
organization. In spite OF his oft eX-
pressed views against an extraordinary
national convention TO change the basis
Of representation in such conventions,
Mr Barnes did not oppose the passage
Of a resolution instructing him as na-
tional committeeman to urge the call
ing of such a convention "as soon as
practicable"
Charles D. HIIes a Delegate.
Charles D. Hilles. chairman Of the
national committee. who attended the
convention as a delegate from the 18th
District, New York, took no part in
the discussion Of the resolution.
AS I shall preside over the commit
tee that is to consider the proposition"
he said. Il do not wish TO discuss it."
Asked If the decision Of the national
committee 20 meet 10 consider the mat
ter sixty DAYS after the adjournment Of
Congress still controlled Mr.. Hilles re-
piled:
When this decision was reached it
gress would have adjourned by this
time think you may say there will
be a meeting Of the national commit
tee in December"
Barnes also was obliged TO Weld to
the progressives in the organization in
giving up his plan 70 name Assembly
man Harold j. Hinman, his Albany
lieutenant. as chairman Of the commit
tee on resolutions.
The platform was progressive. 1t
even went so far as TO recommend the
election Of John Purroy Mitchell, the
independent Democrat. who is the
fusion candidate for Mayor This was
done on the theory that Tammany
would be a state issue, and IT was
necessary TO choke It al its source OF
strength.
Jacob Gould Schurman. president OF
Cornell University, made a keynote
speech which was distinctly progress
sive II was not Progressive, however
as the chairman criticised the favorite
doctrines of Colonel Roosevelt-the re-
call Of judges and judicial decisions
and the initiative and referendum.
The platform mildly criticised the
Continued On third page, second column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-24
CADET CASES GO TO GARRISON

Washington, Sept 2S.-The cases OF the
a,ghteen cadets under punishment at the
Military Academy for hazing are 10 re-
o.,ve personal consideration by Secretary
Garrison. Colonel Clarence r. Iownsiey.
superintendent at West Point Is coming
TO Washington with a.! the papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-24
This Mornings News
LOCAL.

Mrs. Mackay Sued for Alienation
Werner Named by Republicans ns.'.''''
Princeton Greets President wilson. -
Republicans Demand New Party Rules.
Hearst a Problem for Mitchell. ''.'''
Fielder wins Easily in Jersey ..'.''' .
Ex-Fire Commissioner Sued for frauo
Kline's Status Worries Aldermen. o
Worldwide Warning on Bogus Cheeks o
Clark Mansion Used for Art Storage.
Skeleton Older than Mastodon.
Windmuller's Mind Gone. Says Son 10
Manned Man May Be Murderer .... 10
Thinks Schmidt and Muret Cousins le
Railroad Mems Case in To-day. .le
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-24
SCHOOL BARS SLIT SKIRTS

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune ~.
Denver. Sept. 2S.-Girls who wear sil'
skirts TO school will be suspehoeu' az
cording TO an official order issued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-24
ACROSS MEDITERRANEAN
IN 8 HOURS BY AIR
Roland G. GarroS, Flying from
Southern France, Lands
at Bizerta, TuniS.
SPEEDS TO MILES AN HOUR
Feat Regarded in Paris as Sig
nificant from Viewpoint OF
Defence of North Afri-
can Possessions.
rRy Cable 70 Tn. Tribune. ]

Paris, Sept. 23.-A worlds record for
transmarine flight was accomplished
to-day by Roland c. Garros. already
the holder OF the altitude record. IN a
flight from ST. Raphael, on tie sou>h
coast. some twenty miles west OF Nice
10 Bizerta. Tunis. the most northery
inhabited point on the African conu-
nent. a distance Of $50 miles. For
close upon eight hours the aviator
maintained n speed OF seventy miles an
hour. the starting time being 5:52 a. m
and the finishing time 1:45 p. m.
a later telegram from Tunis says
that Garros reascended at Bizerta and
landed later in the aerodrome Of the
city Of Tunis. receiving there great
ovation.
Garros declined the offer made by the
French naval authorities 10 station
torpedo boat destroyers at intervals
along his route. and did not deem II
necessary to aftix foaters 10 his aero
plane TO provide against being forced
10 descend on the water. For a large
part OF his journey. however he was
within sight of the Corslcan or Sar-
dinian coast
Experts nevertheless hail the per-
formance as one of the most remark
able and significant In the annals Of
the new science. II in time OF war
cables were cut between France and
her North African possessions II would
be impossible TO overestimate the
strategic value OF physical communi
cation between Southern France and
Algeria or Tunis over a route unnt-
tainable in point OF altitude by the
6irigible.
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Roland c. Garros Is one Of the greatest
OF the French "nying virtuosos." and is
credited with a long array OF notable
achievements His most recent exploits
have been with either the Bleriot or
Morane- Saulner monoplane. developing
respectively 50 and 100 horsepower.
Garros is best recalled In New York
as the "aeronautic clown" al the interna-
tonal aviation tournament held In Bel
mont Park In 1910. where he amused the
crowds by his "mud-hen' antics in fly
ing the tiny Demoselle. Santos Dumont's
freak baby aeroplane. which skipped
rather than flew After the tournament
Garros Joined Simon. John b. Mosant
and other aviators who had participated
I'm the tournament, and toured the coun-
try. performing at Richmond. Memphis.
New Orleans. Oklahoma City. Dallas, San
Antonio and other centres. While flying
over Memphis he fell and broke his nose.
lie visited the United States again in
1911. but II was not until his return TO
France that he gained fame by his cross
country and over channel flights. On a
Beriot he broke the worlds record by
climbing TO 1898 feet, then 10 1900 feet,
and finally reached 1902 feet In little
more than one hour. In 1912 he won the
Grand Prix d'Aviation. otherwise the
Aviation Derby, by covering 6S2 miles in
Is hours and 40 minutes. daring a howl
ing storm that deferred such celebrated
flyers as Vedrnes the speed demon;
Brindejonc des Moulinais Legagneaux
and Bedel from attempting any fight.
This feat placed Garros at the pinnacle
OF French aviation. In December of the
same year he competed against Andre
Beaumont. the French naval star" In
the great race Paris Rome Turin. COW
ering lO5 miles OF the open Mediterranean
from Cape Bon 10 Sicily. an exploit that
prepared him for his more recent and
crowning achievement OF flying from
Rome 10 Tunis.
Garros was born at Cape Town. Afri>a,
in 1885, OF French parents. and started
flying in 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-24
GENERAL.

Schif First Witness Against Sulzer..
Twelve Prison Graft Indictments.
Lured TO Hotel and Strsngled. q
President Favors Commerce Court. 4
Tariff Conferrees May End Task. 4
Elliott Confers with McReynolds .. s
Man Higher Up" In Thaw Case.. s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-24
President Vaults Fence.

After a look at the "indoW IN us
old room in witherspoon Han the
President made for the gymnasium. on
<.,, - .o,rtb page, fiftb column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-24
FOREIGN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Airman Crosses Mediterranean. ...
Albania May Return 10 Sultan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-24

Continued on .econd page, nth column.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-17
9okal-
llnfdHe.

- 9eim guibe5en elmer Wsoae nit
Wortel Itiir3te Ger gteger albert @il.
liams, nelher bel ser Campbell
Greet Goal SO. angeiteat iii, i'm
aeiielbaus, noieIbIt sur 3eit cine Die.
paratur porgenommen miro, nieoer
imo 5og iih einen grut, oes sSuBfn0.
dlels su itno nluBte benz itaoiiihcn
Soipital eingeliefert meroen.
- einen ihmer5baiten 3enfSettel
ting Der II Sabre aIte 5rant 9ea
bon Buffalo, q. o., oapon. Bell Der.
iudte IN Chandelier, O., mad, ger-
laiIrn zines 3uaes iiber eineu 3aln
5u fiettern. nobel er nieoeritiir3te nno
iid3 sinen gruh oes 5uBinoGsls 5us
5op. Ter @eriiugliidte muroe auf ei.
nem anoeren 3uge Ger y. uno 8.
g. ..@. 9ahn mad, Cincinnati nno bon
Dem @rano Central 9abnhof nah
Dem it1oiiid|eu Soipital ge6raht.
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Geaer.

- Durd, einen Stillalarm fpuroe
fic Teuerpe6r nad bem !6duie pon
Gtto Bed an ber Grie unb Gbparbs
Gpe. aerufen, ba in einsm 3immer Elm
6dufen altes 3eug aus unbetannter
urfche in Brdnb asrat6en mar. 3er
unbeoeutenbe gronb mar ihnell oes
l6Tdt, unb lit ein beTonoerer Shab:n
in9t Su per3eihnen.
- Durh einen ii6erbeiBten SfeH
eniftano oeftern 4benD in bsr Do6s
nrna BON So. $. GuBneilcr, SO. $500
Geabobp StraBe, MabiIcnoille, ein
grunb. Der einsn Shooen Don 500
anridists. Dir ss:uerpebr tonnte oa3
sSeuer IGneil nrter aontrOIle brins
gen.
&oSn einein leeriteben6en So'lie
an ser 6. rmo 9aDnriaer StraBc,
brad, aeitern s!beno aus un6efonrter
llriaf,e in ser 5neiten Gtoae Gin
s,seuer ans, raB bon cen 2oihmann-
Ihoften chne Wiiihe oel0iht mer6en
fonnte. Ter Shaoen lit MIR gertng.
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HIeine Psliseiuaabri4ten

- Inter ser 9eidilloisung, Sas
Sonltagsgeieb il5ertreteH sll laben,
ipuroe gciteru Ibeno oirh ben De-
tettiu Gder Ser 8oinpirtb 5reo. Sap'
ben, Iuelter feline 8irtbitait Ao. 13s
@eit 6. Stra5c betreibs. Derbaitet. G5
luiro6ebauytst, oas Sapocn einen
aelner aui Ger StraBe poitirt bate,
,pelher gaiiauteu sum Srinfen Gin.
lilo.
esn 9ortpooS puroe Der 8ainpirt9
gen. Stagae pen Der aRaiu rno
Sherman 9ucuue pegen GerleBunJ
Ses SonutngsgcieBe$ perbaifet, iebod
aeaen giirsit)ait ouf freien suB &c.
iett. 9eadj 9lu5ioBeit Der Boli5ei bat
Staage elm 1lon}enoes 8eiddit ge.
madlt uno mar iein 2ofal bas cIn3lge
pon 81 @ainplrthihoften. in ipeltem
Tnrliise Snbnug inloen fonnten.
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crsi @oaen front unb mubte DOR stpsi bis
otsr 3oge lang i'm 8ett bIsibsu.
,,gltt srosem 8ersnueeu iage id Jbnsu
mas 2pbta 6. 8ntbams 8esetahls Gom-
pounb fiir MIDI getban bat. SD folsts Sbrsn
anpstfunesu 70 scuau Die moslit, uuo jest
befnoe it mid befsr ais OieS istt Jabrsn ber
Sail mar. sIs i'd Jbnen Oorber idsrteb, mar
ih belnabs siue 8uins. Sic tonnen bieieu
Brief oeroTentii6su, peuu Gle muufhen. Gs
mag man6er armen, lstoenben 1rau ben
glosbsn ftdrteu. ."-5rau Sobn 3. Rlharos,
@enDoob, @lcrplano.
SSraueu, tps!Gs an ieutn, ibrem 8eidlleht
eieeneu arantbeitsn Isiben, iotlteu Die Sdbig-
teit bon Snbta G. gtntbam's Bsgstabk Com.
ponno, ibrs @siunebett pieo.r bsrsufsusR,
niat Tn Srase stebeu.
@enn Sic ben leiidteu 3iuetfcf
begeu, baH Sbneu Spbia 6. sSinf.
lam's Vegetable COMPOUND beifsn
fDnnte, ifreiben Sie an bic Spbia e..
Ginfbam Meoieine gp., (pertraulif),
2nnn, Maii,, nm Antb. Chr SdJrei-
bcn mirb bon eiuer Srau geDffnet, ge-
lcicn unb benntip prtet nnb itreus Der.
traalidl bsbanDeit mcrben.
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G9iHsaaAribten.

Rem gort, 16. Nop. 4ng.t.
rRotteroam" BON Rotteroam; Salt
fornia" BON Glasgow.
9iDerpooI. 4nsst.: .Ws9antic I"
Dol, WonireaI.
W pille. gnget.: .Golumbia"
BON Rep Ycrt. 4bgsg.: .GolsDcnia"
nah ReD gor..
. Soutbampton. 9lbg.: .9reiis
bent Gincoln" na6 0ep Yort;
nGeorgs WdibingtOn" mad Rstp gort.
IeapeI. 2lnset.: .Gretic" Dor
Bolton.
30 Il ton. 4bgss.: .Gdrmanid"
nad Rem Yort.
Dober. 2tbg.g.: n5in.anb4 ndh
Reip gort.
5aore. a6seg.: r5ranes" mad
Retp gort.
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unb legte Donn, als er iein 9ett I'M
ShlafiDagen aufiuhte, bIs Sdd1er
nit ben 9iamonten unter bas aopfs
tifeR. als er gegen iieben lbr Wors
gems sripnd,te. fpdren Sddfxn nnD
Diamanten peridipunben Der 0erfuit
bteier gbeliteine bat Grobmann, itinet
Yerii6ernng 5nfolge. an ben gsttelz
Iiab gebraft.
3es Worbes huIpig be-
funben.
Wurfreesboro, 5enn., IS.
Ropsmbsr. Der 5armer ggiIiam r.
eoot. Der ongetlagt itsbt, feline Satin
nno oeren Rihte gu 5ooe qspriisslt gu
BADEN, ipuroe tpegen Der grmprbung
ieiner Satin bes Worbes i'm erften
Giraoe ihulbis befunosn. Wegen Der
Gtmorbung ieinsr Ri1ts QLcn Stans
forb niro ibm Der pro5eb in zen nGds
iten 5asen semoht iperben. DieWorrs
tbaten begins Goot i'm Quguit auf Ieiz
mem Qnpeien bsi SmDrna, 5enn. Der
Waorber mar friiher Sirnbsnbabner in
Ct. aouis uno Gbicago gsrpsIen.
Wtu derssisse treten in
Strait.
Iuitin, 3eras, is. Ropember.
.3pei nsue 0eIebs, ourh ipsIGe Der
Spirituoienbanosl nod mebr einges
Idrdntt piro. treten Wtontae um Wit=
terna6t in 5eras in 9raft. Oas eire
bisier 8eIebs perbietet BEN 8erIanot
BON Spirituoien nah .trodsnsn" gi-
itritten unb ipia augeniAeinlit benz
8ertauf bon r9rape sSuice" 0pri6u6
leiiten, benn cine gsitimmuns bes @ee
feBes beiagt ousbriidlid. oaB Der Ser.
idnbt bon rGrape eSuice" geltotfet III.
Jerner piro es oura bas Gefss Den
SpirituoisnRdnDlsrn untsr,agt, in
.trcdenen" Counties ben 8sriuh Al.
MAIDEN, iiCh bur6 grisfs, Girtulnr.
ooer auf irssno siue anbere Wsife
aunben 3u fi6srn. 9on anipdlten
pirb bisier Yarasrapb oes 9eiebs5
nlelfdh oabtH dusgelsgt. oab ourh lbn
aud qn3eigen p1, Gpiritaoisnbdnos
lern in ben 3eitungsn in trodeneE
Counties perboien tpsrpen.
0as 3peite in araft trstsnbe ,glau.
8eieg" orbnet bic Shliebung Der
BirtbIdaften um falb sebn llhr
qbsnos an unb gu qlsi6er ,3eit miiiIea
aud ale Gei4dftsbstriet., bic iit in
S6ant3immer ooer in ben onitobenber
Rdumlihieiten bsIinosn, ruben.
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Enrd, Geiscn aaiiee psrbribt.

Gem It1etiiflen arlltfenhots Dur'
Sc deItarn 9orInittaa ser % Sabre
olte ,Srant g9dlfer. bon go. AL Me't
4. Strabe, eiuqelie'ert. rpeId)er an
gronomunsen i'm 6ciiht uno an Den
SGnoen leiSet. @nlter mar I'M ge'
erifT. cine Gdnne nit teiBem aaffee
ans Ser i'm aeller Qeleqenen Slide
noh Dem GB,tmnter 81 tragen, als er
iiber cine Stuie Itolperte uno iitb nit
Ser heiBen sSliiiiigfcit iiberihiittete.
Die 9riibpunoeu ioQen 5ieullif ern.
iter 9tntur iein.
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lie Treibriri. .Angelesenheit.

Die s5rei6riei Seornniiiion bar iur
Ufontaq 9lbcno s llhr Iuieoer cine
ofiertlihe Sielnl onberaumt, ountIt
Der ssreibriei Gntfpurf beiprodcn
meroen fam. 1te gerionmllng i'm
bet i'm 3inmer Der Gipil'GienIt'
aortmiiIion int sfpeiten Stod oeS
Ratb1auies, OIL ser Geunten StraBe
Seite, itatt. Die Stomntiiiion tuiinidlt
uno ertportet 5uperiif1tlih, oaB lid
sahlreide g.irger eiuitellen uno lire
anIid,ten iiber Die @eitaIting oes
SSreibrieies gum 2lusoruf 6rinser.
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Ginbrudl.

esu, Der Gamitaa Ra6t reri6afiteI
iih Ginbreher 3utritt gu ben Bureau
RGumsn Der gbtparbs gumber Co.,
on Der 8. unb 5orne Strabe, bura
2tuf6refen zines fSenTisrs. Die ginz
treher reriuften ben GeloTdrans gu
iffuen, inosm Tie bic Griffe obFhluz
aen. muBten ober ron ibrem 9orbobsn
ebiteben. yladbem fdmmtiife gehdls
ter burhpiibIt parsn. sntfernten iin
BIC Burden, obne ettpds enttreno.t su
haten. Die sSi-ma briidte Der pol:-
sei geseniiber ibren 0eroa6t auf be-
itimmte perionen aus.
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;sGritlidls Gfierte.

Tie hieiiqcu IIetbooiiten.airA
peranltalteten qeitern einen iogenann'
ten .0ublicitp Tan" uno Ddbrcnh
oesieIben wurbe IS befaiint genla,5t,
baB Serr sSdmes u. Gamble iih cr'
boten babe, 100000 bebuis errih.
fi,ng eines 9libaus 5tim Grit 5n'
ipital jill ihenteu luenn es ben biaii'
aen WleiboSiiten.t tSemeinoen gelingen
iolte, Deitere 100000, peIhe fiir
oas 9roieft notbwenoig iino, a.lisli
6ringen.
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gei elmer Sdlaserei, pelbe lid, in
Der Sanlitag 9,adt Dor Dem Sauie go.
2ST0 geed StraBe abipielte uno an
iuelfer cine Rotte lunaer gurifer,
ibeilnnbmen, puroe Der f9 Sabre
cite Snrrp Sollier, bon geo. 2935
Mailndluietts gpeHue, ourdl ariip-
pelidlI1ne id,tper am aopf um0 i'm
8eiid,t peripurioet. Ier gerleste lieB
iid) i'm it1otiifen Soipital einen Der
bano nnlegen uno alsoann ieiner
0cbnung iiberfiibren.
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0inbriid,e uiso Siebitdble.

Worris Ser5Oa, ipefher IN
alms Sotel ipohnt, thei(te Der Eolis
sei nit, caB ihm Elm Gianlantrir9 IN
Werthe bon $50, melfen er I'M
@oihraum pergeiien hatte, entiUen.
oet por0en fei.
- Gin Sd;leifoieb cntrpenoete nus
ben @oGnuneen bon 8iqiam ltfiel.
man, 2il(ie Shermcncr mo Wnrp
Moaer, go. 80 @eIt 2ibcrtp StrcBc,
aleioungsitiidc In hohen @erthe.
Ter 0ame Der oiebiIten Berion tuur.
De Der 8oIi3ei mitaetheiIt.
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I'D min 25.000 Marf S6uloen in
Raul nenmen :. uno sshneH mslne
qodter qeben /. ober neue Sduloen
biirften bis sar 6odseit nift basu
fommen2!!" .gas tpiro Ihtper gem
-. benn mann es betannt ipiro. bab
ids nit .Shrer 2odter berlobt bin. !.
pumpt mir bod iofort asper ipieDer!'
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gene arbeit, neuu id,
oasu I'm Stonoe BIN.
Sd, bate nsroOfe GH.
idle, Srausnfh be
uuo furhtbare niebsr.
oradenos dmrrSen
leoen Wonot. Nudy
lit i'd bel Sdmer-
asn al Der rehten
Ssite. G,fslbsn iiu-
gen imRndsu on, UNI
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9lrmenbiid)ie erbrodlcn.

g,ittelit 0afihlijiieIs perifaiFtc
iih pin unbefannter Gieb 3utritt 5u
ben Rdumlidlfeiten Ser fathoIiihen
It, Beorqs Stride, al Der Calhoun
rno Seioto Strabe, igO entlpenoete
ous Ser qrmenbiitic Einen getrag,
lbeld1er spiIGen ST. 81 betrdgt.
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8eiuiiuid,tc lseripn.

Die polissi t5urb. BON ben geb0rz
ter in IT. 5borlos eriuht, llmi6du
rah benz IL ,Jobre alien Gharles
Rslp1ali, tpelfar ii5 au6 g6arles Ri
len nennt, gu baltsu. uno osuielben
unper3iisli6 naa IT. 2bomas 81 fen
ben.
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5Qrtlters Satin
beillabe cine Nnine.
Grbielt bic 0einnSbeit uieber bard
SpSia 9, gtnfbam's gesetsble
GpmppHno. - Sire eigene
Gr5dblung.

Wt MOOD, Nfo. - s5d bin bic frau
etses Garnlers uno beiores meifens msin. ei.
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Unconditional Challengefor Yacht Races

Sir Thomas Upton Of England, a
whole souled sportsmen, has issued a
challenge to race for the American
Yacht cup which has been in posses
sion of America for 10 years. Sir
Thomas Upton has several times
raced for the cup but has been un.
successful. He recently issued chal-
lenge with stipulations which the
American yachtsmen turned down.
Now the English sportsman issues ar
entirely. unconditional challenge ano
saws the Americans will have to race
him again or give him the cup. The
aces will not be held until 1914.
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PROBATE COURT.

Chester Facto estate, Grand Rapids,
Michigan, to wit, Barton. Rev. j. E.
Leblanc, administrator with TIE will
annexed, settled his account. Decree
OF distribution made.
Ezra G. Calkins estate, Morgan
Appraisers inventory filed.
Charles H. Foster estate, Derby
Will filed for probate by Hon. w. S.
Robbins, custodian thereof.
Mary Cole Alexander estate, New.
port. Administrators inventory filed
E. l.. Richard administrator, settled
his account. Decree of distribution
made.
Thomas Long estate, Albany. AID
ministrator presented his account
Hearing assigned for April Is next, a
the Office of F. w. Baldwin, Barton, al
10 a. m.
Helen Priest, minor under sixtee1
years of age, of Coventry, adjudged
delinquent child. and committed to tn,
Vermont Industrial school.
George H. Graves estate, Glover
License issued to sell real estate.
Marjorie R., and Anna M. Elkins
minors, Troy. Guardian filed petition
for license to sell real estate. Hear
ing assigned for April 26 next, a
Newport, 10 a. m.
Samuel G. Dow estate, Coventry
License granted administrator to sci
real estate.
Charles S. Gilbert estate, Westfield
Administrator settled his account. De
cree of distribution made.
Elizabeth Howe estate, Glover. H
H. Cook, administrator. presented hi
account. Hearing assigned for Apri
Is next, at the office of F. w. Baldwin
Barton, at 9 a. m.
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which have produced more than forty
pounds of butterfat during period Of
3O1 days. ending April 4. 1913. A ma
jority of these records were made from
rations consisting of equal parts of
bran, cottonseed. gluten, cornmeal or
Barley and Distillers' Dried Grains.
The members of the association are
realizing the value of knowing what
their cows are doing as they are able
to feed to obtain more clear profit.
Several boarders are being found. The
official tester is Louis A. HaZen.