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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
n n1errp Christmas

Be merry all, be merry all
With holly dress the festive hall
Prepare the song, the feast, the ball.
To welcome merry Christmas
And, oh remember, gentles gay,
To you who bask in fortunes ray
The year is all holiday,
The poor have only Christmas.
When you the costly banquet deal
To guests who never famine feel,
Oh, spare one morsel from your meal,
To cheer the poor at Christmas,
So shall each note of mirth appear
More sweet to heaven than praise or prayer
And angels in their carols there,
Shall bless the poor at Christmas.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
COST OF WORLDS NAVIES

year are the highest recorded while
the figures for personnel are also the
highest in the list, with the exception
of those of Russia. which, after be-
ing about 10000 In 1904-05, dropped be-
low $4,000 in 1908 and are now 52,463.
The British navy numbers 100000 the
German 1916, the United States ST.
907 and the French 1856 men. In re-
gard to new construction there is In
the cases of Great Britain, Germany
and Austria-Hungary q decrease.
Great Britain leads the way with q
vote of f16,101,S 1884 representing 236, 40S
tons), Russia being second with ELL
S44, 5SS, nearly double the 1912 figure.
Germany has voted f11,010,8S3 and
France 1888, 064, while the United
States has made a big advance with
e. 25S,953, against 1926, 72S in 1912-13.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
Got Discouraged.

There Is certain guide In the Adj
rondacks who nurses a keen sense
of humor with reference to gentlemen
from the city who resort hither for
sport"
On one occasion a New York club
man asked this guide whether there
were any deer Whereabouts.
The guide affected an air of deep
reflection and then replied:
AS I remember 1t, sir. there was O
deer in this district some months ago,
but the gentlemen from the city kept
shooting and shooting at 1t. so that
finally 1t was obliged to leave the
country. "-Exchange
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
EDITORIALS BY THE PEOPLE

his town against the demoralizing
picture show business, and banished
1t from the locality.
All over the country the press paid
splendid tribute to his worth as a
moral force In his community by
commencing this one public benefac-
ton of his. And the very Wilderness
and unanimity of the commentator
show that there is enough decent
civic sentiment among the people to
upbear any official who shall venture
to deal with this traffic as II should
be dealt with.
In that universal note of approval,
Chief Long may see the promise of
new encomiums for himself If he shall
repeat In Newark the story of Father
O'Connor's rule in Harrison.
WILLIAM z. SACKETT.
Newark, Dec %.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
ODDITIES IN TODAY'S NEWS

they receive no salary each should
get turkey or it's equivalent In
money as a Christmas gift at the ex-
pense of the taxpayers of the city.
Smithtown Doesn't Want Herald
Angels" Shown Up in Print.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The herald
angels seem to have fallen from
grace down Smithtown, L. l., way.
Mr.. Robbins announced in the cur
rent number of his Shutdown Mes
senger that there will be singing of
Christmas carols tomorrow evening
He gives a list of the songs to be
sung Among them appears this:
"Hark! the herald angels SIM
Some Smithtowners said yesterday
it seemed kind o. mean that even the
angels had to be shown up In print.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
Beside the Bonnie Brier.
ON the Springfield Republican.

From tho Springfield KepubI1chn'
England is, above all other coun-
tries, the land of the pipe, and more
specifically of the brier pipe. An
editor of the London Daily Chronicle
who smokes one himself lighted up
the other day and went for smoky
ramble through London by tube and
omnibus and pavement-in New York
1t would have cost him a small for
tune In fines. He discovered that
the fads of recent years have passed.
There were no clays even among
the breakers of the roadways, though
Tennyson used to smoke q clay pipe
There were no corncobs, though Kip
ling made the Missouri meerschaum
popular for a time. There were no
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23

A return of the total naval expendi-
ture of the United Kingdom and the
other principal powers in each of the
last ten years has been issued in Eng
land, according to Bradstreets. The
totals of the various countries in the
first and last years of the return
compare as follows, all the totals be-
ing gross except Russia and Italy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
The High Cost of war.

From the Army and Navy Journal.
Colonel e. Picard finds that the
firing of one shell of the French
twelve inch naval gun costs 1850
francs, or about $3.50. This amount is
divided as follows: The cost of the
projectile, which weighs about $40
pounds, is $500. The charge weighs
about 297 pounds and costs about 5000.
The gun costs about $4,000. Taking
the life of the gun at 200 shots, each
shot would cost about $3.50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
Impostor and MaIefactor.

Carlyle used to tell of an old Scotch
woman who, speaking to her family,
said: There's twa sons. bath dom
weel in Glasgie. T'ane's an impos-
tor, and t'ither's malefactor." II
was found that she meant "uphol-
sterer'' and manufactures"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
Such Is Life.

Happiness is unattainable.
How now?"
1T was always my dream to get
rich and have cast iron dog on the
lawn. 1t took me forty years to get
rich and now cast iron dogs are out
OF Etyls, "-~Wsshikton Herald.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
OPINIONS AND VIEWS FROM
THE EXCHANGES

calabashes, though the Boer war made
these as fashionable as they were
dear. Even in the first-rate restau-
rants nobody smoked a meersohaum
at luncheon. In short, England has
come back to its old favorite. the
brier, and holds to it despite the in
roads of the cigarette.
His Business.
From the New York Tribune.
A rich man on his way to an
elevated station happened to see a
poor man selling pencils He gave
him q So gold piece instead of
nickel. When he discovered his mis-
take, some hours later, he rushed
back to where the needy one usually
stayed, only to find that the man had
already gone home. He succeeded in
getting his address and, to his sur
prise, found that he lived in q big
house on fashionable avenue. After
a few minutes waiting an elderly
gentleman appeared and asked what
he could do for him. The generous
found his voice he asked If he could
have the IS gold piece he gave the
beggar that morning. The "beggar"
said that he would look through his
days collection. On doing SO he
found the gold piece and handed 1t
back to it's rightful owner, who, after
thanking him, started for the door,
cn4y to be recalled and asked for the
sum he really intended to give That
was his business, the old man ex-
planned, and he could not afford to
lose O picking. The gentleman threw
him a nickel and took his departure
hastily
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
Inspired by Holiday Cheer, Councilmen
Vote Themselves Turkeys.

CLEAN, N. Y, Dec. 23.--only the
near approach of the Christmas holi-
days can account for the liberality
shown by the sixteen members of the
Common Council last night. They
had been called in special session to
indorse a bill providing for COM
mission form of government. They
voted that in view of the fact that
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-23
Marriage Shop, with Pictures of Women
Docs Big Business.

Marriage Shop, with Pictures OF Women
Does Big Business.
BERLIN, Dec. pa marriage
store. with artistically decorated show
windows, is displaying its wares THIS
week. Berlin's latest novelty is IN
the heart of the shopping region,
which proves Cupid's business per-
snicaeity. as 1t attracts throngs of
Christmas shoppers.
The chief display is series or pno-
tographs of women, none or whom,
strangely enough, Is over thirty years
of age. Under each picture is pla-
card setting forth as delicately as
possible the young woman's attrae-
lions and property.
Cupid's invasion of the shopping
district follows a successful season In
more secluded offices.
Grandmother n Freshman In university
/. to Study English.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-Mrs. Frederick
w Lehman, wife of the former So
licitor-general of the United States
and a grandmother, is freshman at
Washington University. The secret
of her enrolment leaked out yester-
day. Mrs. Lehman attends the uni
yersity classes three times week TO
study English. Two other society
matrons who enrolled recently at the
university are Mrs. Henry s. Priest,
wife of a former federal judge, and
Mrs. Ford w. Thompson, wife or
prominent attorney.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08
Estadlstica del tempo

FL promedio total de lluvia de la Sc
mana que termino ell .sabado, fue algo
mayor de la cantidad normal en- esta
6poca del aho. FL promedio de las divi-
stones N. O. fu6 sobre dos pulgadas, el
de la division E. cerca de tres cuartos
de pulgada, y el de la S. cerca de un
cuarto pulgada.. La fuerte llrlvia fue
general Ell las divisiones ~ y 0. a fines
de semana, y Manat1 informa 3.54 pull
gadas ell sabado. Reina una temperatu
ra baja siendo la media de Ia secci6n Sc
gundo grado bajo la normal Extremes
de so grados, en- Maricao y Aibonito,
nunca Sc hablan informado anterior
mente en- Mayo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08
THE KNEELAND SHOE.
La Bomba. -
COLEGIO DE SAN ILDEFONSO
PARA SENORITAS
dirigido por las
HERMANAS DE LA CARLOAD

En- este plantel Sc cursan las asigna-
turas propias de la primera ensenanza
Sc dan lecciones de Ingl6s, Frances Y
M1sica.-CLASES DE ADORNO: di-
bujo, pintura, taquigrafia, maquinills y
confecci6n de flores. DE La
BORES:- Costura, tapicerfa, encaje
bordados en- ORC, litografia, sedas, ETC.,
etc.
AG mas de las asignaturas mencio-
nadas, sc instrUye a Las alumnas. con
gran tomero, en- el gobierno interior de
una casa Y Sc les ensena toAa nlase de
oticios dom >sticos.
Los cursos enpiezan el To- de Sep
tiembre. Sc admiten alumnas internas
y externas.
Para informes dirigirse la Seiiors
Superiora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08
ARTICULOS De FA|Nl
UNA TINTA MARAVILLOSA


Por siglos, los mas expertos quimicos
han Duscado una tinta que corrG fa-
cilmente al escribir, libre de todo sedi-
mento, cuya escritura fuese perma-
nente contra su exposition la luz, al
re y aqua.
Hace cincuenta amos, EN- los labora-
torios de la Carter's Ink Company Sc
invento un marayilloso compuesto qui-
mico que reunia estos requerimientos.
Escrituras hechas con este lfquido de
escrlblr resultan permanentes sus
frascos son convenientes atractivos
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL. -----'~"~.--'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08

La central ssPlata de San Sebas-
tian, concluyo la semana pasada la zafra
de este a6o, habiendo elaborado durante
la misma $1,000 sacos de az6car.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08

Durante la segunda quincena del mes
de Abril, Sc exportaron por ell puerto
lie Mayagiez 15,471 sacos de az1car,
l,l39 sacos de cafe, 2,475 cajas de chi
mas, 1895 sacos de cocos, 70 sacos de
cacao, 3,258 barriles de 'miel de cana,
? cajas de sombreros, 1926 cajas de
oiiias y 30 cajas de cigarros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08
Notas agrlcolas

FL vapor San Lorenzo, cargo an
teayer en- el puerto de Aguadilla Quin-
ce mil sacos de az1car con destino a los
Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08

En- la fabrica que en- el pueblo citado
anteriormente tiene don Clemente Co.
l6n,se elaboraron Ell igual tempo 1900
tabacos habi6ndose exportado va
$500 de los mismos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-05-08

La fabrica de los senores Principe
Hermanos, de Juncos elaboro durante
ell pasado mes $4,000 tabacos, de los
cuales hasta ahora han sido vendidos
10000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27

osnts, feline Biirgf6dft in GhieasO I'M
Gtihe All lafen ltnb er iih i'm gOpsms
Der in gbicaao oem Geriht fteaen
piree.
gbieago. ST.. 26. SUM. - So>
halo aesntqn 0es Suiti3s 8epdrtemeHts
Rahritt erbitIisn. baB Sad eSchnfon
in mortrtal ssIsbsn tpproen lei. itelte
nan Ra6forfdungeH ndh ibm on. Sn
Teiner Wohnnng puroe mitgstbeilt,
oaB er fi6 nah geoar 2dte, Sno., dur
BEN Hifdfanq teeeten babe. bod ne:s
motte Der oorthin a6geIhidte guno.5s
9eteftio ibn nihi gu finben. Die
W6alihteit i'll eaber nprhunbeU, blB
er fih nah Canada begebsu bat. NRnn
sr SaIeLbit nod psrDsilt, II cr ni6t ees
bproen. oenn penn iein 9srbrsceu
aud niAt in zen ausliefe-ungsz9ers
traa sinqeItoHeu III. li.f.ra bod bic
tandoifhsn 9eb6rben alle i.lit;SfIiittis
oen auslGnoer aug. Nm grntaq tes
niliate Der Rid1ter. Der Sohntoa 81
sinem 5uhr 3ufttol,s perurtbeilte
bate, eine Serabiebuna Der 9iirsidafi
BON $50. 900 auf $4,000. Biz bic
obere Snitnns l5ey sas urtsei! snt'
.j4isssn snt.
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Bonn 81. 9unoesturnfsit.
0enper, gol., 26. Juni. - Die
greisri6ter bes 81. Rproamsritanis
ihen gunbestirnfsftes, oas jeBt in
ppllem Gause 1T. nsrbeu bic Rsgelr:
Der american At6eItic Union befoIgeE
is 1T bisa bas erfts UsaI, bob bel Ell
mem surnfeft biefe ReselH our 4nDsuz
oung toulmen.
Ulit osR Std6z uno mar'hibuHaen
tpuroe Ihou UNI balb a4t llbr Utors
gems angefaugen. uno oamtt na6m ods
Programm i'm Staoion pes Gate Sioe
Barts itinen anfung. 4qe dnpeieHs
ben 5urnsr mubten on bieien llebuns
gen tbsilushmsu uno Die pou linen ges
mahten .Quntte" muroen Hift MIR
ibren Risgen angerehnet, fonoern
nurosn ibnsn aud inoipiouea gutges
ihrisbeu.
gsinube 1000 Turner, in feds
9ruppsn getheilt, nahmeu CT ben
7rsiubungen tEeil. Qm 5reitagWorgsr
tpjro nit oem 9erdtheturnen begouHen
nerosn. Sober 5urHer mub bier
uebungsR MAIDEN, ie sine ain Barren
lno am Red, benz t!einsu uuo BEN
groBsn pfso. Perfette Geiitung II
irgenb ei..er Der lle6ungeH 3dbIt 3e6r
Buntte.
Mlit ben Sslofpot.s fuiro ON Sans
tag Woreen begonnen Deroen.
5duIenoe pon msnIhsn iabsu nab
reno oes 5Gges ben lIe5uugen I'M Sta.
oion al. bic nit punosrbarsf Qrd5iii9r
uusgeFiihrt tpurben. Geors groiius
Der IA Sabre alts 9uruer Dou Ulil
pouts. befano iih unter ben gu
Ihdueru.
glm Rd6mittug fauD Elm groBe
llm3ug itott. Der 3ug mar cine Wteil
lona unb bic Sablenur fteateu oa
lQnpohien oes 3eutIden Rethe5 Do
BEN friihsften 3eiten an bis auf oi
sSestaelt bar. Gs befanoen iih mid
iperfaer als 40 Ghdupdgeu in oisfer
3u9e, Der aus or,i 9ipiiionsn beitont
Iuno be naritsasnosu perionsH mare
ohns Qlusndhme Turner.
Die erIte Gipiiion, aug 13 Bose
beitebRo. itsats Die admpfe Der Geut
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Netterf,eriMt.

Ssiir Gbio, ssnbiona unb b1s ireits
Tide gtnniplpdnisn: ShOnes Mstter
om Hreitns; am Sauiitag ihOnss
I.etifr. abasieben pom ortiihem
gtrihreoen; estpds nieoriae 1emptro@
tur i'm ertrtmsn n6rblittn 5beil; mas
hir it1rfe GiiofDinbs.
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nnS batsn fosar ibre 90 Gsidiise i'm
Stite geloHen.


Nus benz 9entfhen Reid.
Berlin, 26. Suni. 9ado<m Die
Budget aonHifIion an Wstttpoh
init Der Gur1bera.bung Der Bshrs
betragsporldee su Gnoe getoHnien
ipar. irrrse -au ~Deuw<rftag ~sse aasss-'
laoe i'm Rei6siog In speiier aeiuHg
dnaenommsn. Go ift nies bic yors
Iags, burtb fpslfe cine einm1lies
Eumne bon tduieno WlilIioHsn Dart
fir bic Dernphrung ots 5seres aufgsa
brnht ireroen ion.
Die Wabressl iii. ieitbsm ile bon
Der Reeierung I'm Reihstog eingsreldt
ipurbe, bon Der guoest aommihion
aons beSeuieno abgednbert porcen. Sn
DIR urIpriingli6en @orlaae mar cine
einnsnl;qe abgabe fir ale 8srmOeen
Don mshr dls 10000 Wdrt porgeieben,
pie Gub cine Beitsueruna Der groBen
gintommsn. Wie ei. @Drldee dber
feitoem sustitust irorben III. Dtroen
iebt ale Ginfcmmen bon 5000 WiGrt
uno mebr su Der 4bgdbe beranaesogen.
bic ftnfenlpetfs Don einsm groasnt big
All s grosens oufiteiet. 4uf bieie
@siIe piirben bic sroBen 0ermogsn
ben er6Bien 5bsil osr benotbisienOsIs
Der su liefsrn baben.
nm Rittfroh befhioH nod bic
Budget stommifiion nit IA ssgtn II
Siimmen bic pon. ben libtrnleH p1rs
isien befiirnorteie qufhebuns Der
mersbsupuhitsuer. Der Staatgfeirss
tar oes Rsihsfnotamts ordng mil
ieinen enereifhsn grotsiten aeeen oit
Mbi6dffung biefer Stsusr niht brsh.
Trob Der aerineen Maiorii6t. bic IN
Der aommifTion fir bic 2ibi6nfunr
eintrdt, nimmt man nligenlsiH an. ndf
Der Neihstog i'm plenum benz ge.
f6luE suftimnen tpirh. Die bsnorFts.
b.nbe abf6afiung oes 0sfsbss iDirs
faif BON bsr csfammten prefie freuoic
beariibt bu Fih in ben ltbtsn Schrsr
Die Msrthloiicteii unb Shlehtiatsi
Ses Gsissss iibsrssussno terausgsitsti
bate.
Ite Hdttrtn psgtsbf tic
nift mad 0muneen.
Die aaif.rin iii immsr nod MID
fpobl. Gie bsbarf n0d sehr hsr Sh0
nuna uHb fpirb oahsr ben fir Wttt
9agnit sepldHtsn anifsrbeiuf bsiH
6ersoo uno b<r 6ersoain BON Gum
krldnb In Gnlob Gmunhen noraus
Tihtlid, niGt nritmdtxH gdeeGs.
ipirb na5 ben i.bi fsisitehenhen plG
nsn elmer nsr S0bHe bes Qdiierpndrtl
80 pelfer In nod nitt beitimmt =
bsn aaiisr aif Der nrsitdsiaeH Rsif
mad, Gjmunoen bseieiten. Dom Gum
krldnnsr fsrsoasparrs psrneu an
Gnlob Gimunpen bersits ois nn1fnf
ftnbfstn 0crbsrsiiungtn fir ben Be
fuh b<s Mcnnrfxn gstrcffen.
Berlin tauft Elm Ritter
gut
Ner Mcgiiirat ner Staot Berlin
bat bic Abiiht. ntn 2anobefib b
Giaos nm Gin neiierss RisisHarsrl q
rernehrsp. Gie 6srrfhaft aanft. o<
rsn J!d1<ninbult. aus AdsrselGHn'
bsfi<b<no, nn8tidtr $4,000 Rorgs'
Ddibsra ans sinsus DHasna Sss'
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eimeinnati sreitas, Den "a. SUM- 1913.

JnlanoIclcgrapD'
llOm Bun0es=Gurnfea in Den.
Der.
Wtit ben SurniibmHgem ipnroe
am 9onn.ritas WOrsen be.
gDnuen.
~3~
aim Nahmtttag faHc elm srcRars
tiger timsns itatt.
sM>
Sn Dem 49 SaautDagea bic gntrpid@
lung Der Isutf6en,N
--~@~-
BON oer RDmers:it Big CUR Sest3sit
oarftellten.
I'm IA Der Sci Der Glsbutor Grplo>
iiou in Buffalo fdper Der
tranntea III retten,
WIFsn 10000 QuaOrot3uQ 5out bon
penisitsn2 300 5reiipiaigen &c.
opftrt perben.
-
Isitere Gsihen tonnen porldnftg no4
nift aus rem Sriimmsrn entfsrnt
foerbsn.
-sN~-
5n C6icago tpertsn 3ugpfsrbe gez
e!snoet, UNI iie Ieidter pertaufen
81 tonaen.
--->=~
Golum6uisr 3uhtbausfrGfIinge, of,
benz GoeainIaitsr fro5nten,
| --~:s~--
CUR 9er3petflurg gs.risben, neil H.
nen Hi6ts mstr 3ugsfibrt psrosn
tonH.
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gluslanD. telegraph
Die De6nnssporrase,
Snrb uelhe bic ganieuo Wail.
lipnea Wlarf fir bas Geer
amisebradt iperbeH iDlltn,

aaigebraht meroeH lplltH,
gNirh jett bonn oentifbem Reihs'
tag iH sipeiier eeiHHs bard5'
bsrafben,
9atsSsm tis 9ueges Somnsiffion fie
fart 5ussitust batis.
~
Der 50 Sabre oIte 5er3cg auSDig bon
@onern
~ss~
8iaet duf Steioung BON fein.r I'm
40 5obie iiinesreu stoei.en morgas
natiidsn Sra l.
Gnselm15:rei i'm Groben in Rsapsl.
s3ahlreitbt ainoerleiden i'm Gartsn
Der 9illd elmer Sebamme das'
eegrdben.
--~ss~
De msritaniidsn RsgiernnsstruppsH
In Sonord
-esEs-
GiHo bon ben Stuatstruppen bst
Grtia pOlitdubi5 eeitiasen tDOrs
ben.
llnS batsn fosar ibre 30 Giddise I'M
StidN osloffen.
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goeain Spfer i'm Sud II
baus.

Columbus, S6io. 26. Suni. -
8is Der iesige Gefdngnibs Direttor
Ibonos ms Imt lam, Duroe 5reuna
ben Der 9efangsnen srlaIbt, tpenn fl
bieie beluhten, ibnen 2eterbtHen nit
subriueen. Sn oieien Sp.iien rorsr
a5sr bSufis Gprain aue iSnitiss bssaa'
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GiHo BON ben Staatstruppen bsi
Grtia pOllit6nois eeitnIagen tDors
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De msritaniiden RssisrnnsstruppsH
In Sonora
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GOIumbuier 3udtbausFrGflings, BIZ:
benz GOcairIaitsr fr05nten,
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Gnselma5:rei i'm Groben in Rsapsl.
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5n C6icago tperrsn 3ugpfsrbe gez
elenbet. um fie Iei6ter psrtaufen
81 tonaen.
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Witn. 26. sluni. Sm oerrtns
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CUR 0er3petflurg gs.risben, neil ib9
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tonH.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-25
Mrs SULLY CHARGES
TIFFANY COMPANY

NEW YORK. March e8-SUprem
court Justice GreeBhaum denied to-
lay "A motion bv Tiffany and company
20 dismiss q SUR for $125.00G damages
brought ny Mrs Emma +. Su0y wife
ii Daniel } Sully. for Jewels she
claims were converted by the defend
ants IN 1895 with the knowledge that
they belonged "a her,
Mrs. Suly alleges that at the time
her husband went into bankruptcy,
after being squeezed In cotton cor
ner Tiffany and company, which was
one If the largest creditors with a
Slain ~ sllo.l03, refused to Join with
the other creditors In a compromise
antI the concern had security for
.he entire claim Mrs. sally says that
a safe deposit box containing $4,000
worth Of iewelry was turned over To
the ieweiry concern with full notice
that the property was hers and that
the contents Of the box were sold to
discharge her husband indebted
cess
Tlnany's defense il that Mrs, Sully' s
action is barred ny the statute Of limi-
satlons but Justice l5reenhaum held
HAT the suit was brought in time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-25
2OO DEAD IN OMAHA
ALONE; CITY CALLS
FOR RELIEF FUNDS
Property Loss Is Estimated at
$12,000,000 and Mostly
Falls on People
TERRE HAUTE ALSO
MADE TO SUFFER
Torrenhal Rains Save City
From Great ConAagration;
Cyclone Storm Worst
in History
DEATH ROLL is NOW 205.

Telcgraphic and telephone re-
ports received show 20o per-
sons known to be dead, a. a re-
suit Of tOrnadocS. which destroy
ed vast amount OF property IN
the Middle West, Omaha being
the heaviest sufferer, while Ter
re Haute. Ind. was also hard hit.
The known dead at 6 o'clock
tonight follows:
Omaha. o; other Nebraska
towns, rs: Chicago, 4: Council
Bluffs. Iowa, IL; Terrc Haute,
Ind. 20; Eric, ILL.,. 1; Ralston.
Neb., IL; Marion, Ind, .: Perth,
Ind, D: Boniface. Fla, g: Yutan.
Neb.. 20: Woodbine. Iowa, q.
Berlin, Ncb., 6; Flat Springs.
Mo. 5. Total. 205.
Other unverified death totals
follow:
Craig. Neb.. 4; Valley still,
Neb, 2; Gales burg, ILL.,. 3: Dunn
bar. Neb.. g; Green Wood, Web.
20; Waterloo, Iowa. IS: sioux
CITY. Iowa. 6; AckIey. Iowa, 8;
Carroll. Iowa. ; Stirling. ILL.,, /;
Eric, ILL.,, +,
The tornadOcs were worse
IMAM those earlier this month as
the following figures show: MISS
f$sippi Valley storm OF March
20th2fth, $50 dead; 600 injured
in Missouri, Arkansas. Alabama.
Mississippi and other Mississippi
Valley States.
Mississippi Valley storm of
March 18th, 30 dead: hundreds
hurt in Missouri. Tennessee.
Arkansas. Louisiana, Missi- ippi.
Texas and Georgia.