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New-York tribune., 1913-11-13
SILK SOCKS WERE COCAINE
Little Boxes of White Powder
Cause Dublin s. Arrest.

John Kelly, whom the police say they
know as Dublin" was arrested early
yesterday morning on a charge Of having
cocaine In his possession. When the de-
tectives explored his pockets and found
thirty-three little boxes Of white powder.
Kelly looked amazed and then announced
that he had been framed up" He gave
man 80 cents for the package. he said.
on the representation that It contained a
halfdozen pairs of silk socks.
Kelly had a fight on Tuesday. the de-
tectives say. and gave his opponent "A
bad beating. The loser. 1t is said. then
went to the police and tipped them off,
that Kelly was peddling cocaine. Two
plainclothes men went to No. II Bowery
yesterday morning and arrested Kelly.
He was held so the contents OF his pack
age could be analyZed.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-13
NEW HOSPITAL DEDICATED
Sea View, for Consumptives,
Has Official Exercises.

Sea View Hospital the new institution
for tuberculosis sufferers on Grymes Hill.
Richmond, was dedicated yesterday after
noon. Michael j. Drummond. Commits
sioner OF Charities, presided at the exer-
cises and conducted an inspection of the
plant previous TO the ceremony.
The eight hospital buildings command
view OF the country for miles on all sides.
There are accommodations for 1000 per-
sons, and the institution, when completed
will have cost about s3.500.0oO. The food
and supplies are all handled from central
points and distributed by electric trans
Gardens are being laid out between the
buildings
Among the speakers yesterday were
Homer Folks. secretary Of the state
Charities Aid Association. and Frank H.
Mann. assistant secretary Of the tubercu-
losis committee OF the Charity Organiza-
ton Society. Mr.. Folks said that he De-
lieved the hospital would save the lives
Of 10000 persons annually through the
treatment Of patients and the prevention
of infection 10 others.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-13
WEALTHY FARMLAND
TWICE ATTACKS EMPLOYER
Balls Himself Out When Ar
rested for First Assault
and Repeats Beating.
fHy Telegraph TO The Tribune

Spring Lake, y. j., Nov. IA Tur-
derous attack upon George Havens. a
prosperous farmer living at New Bed
ford. west Of here. has lodged Russell
Youmans, discharged farmland. In
the local jail. Youmans. angered be-
cause he was discharged 10y Iavens. il
is alleged. attacked the farmer with
arp-edged dishes. cutting his face
and badly injuring him about the body.
Mrs. Havens interfered and was thrown
across the room by Youmans. inJuring
her severely.
Youmans was arrested by Constable
Edward Rcmsen and held for the grand
jury. When Justice William Tilton
called for bail Youmans disclosed the
fact that he was the owner of property
valued at $4,000 at Long Branch.
Following his discharge Youmans
again went 10 the Havens home. where
ne gave the old man a terrible beating
before friends intervencd. lie was ar
rested again. and is locked UP I'm the
Spring Lake jail. He Will be sent to
the county Jail at Freehold in the
morning to await developments in the
condition of his victims.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-13
NOTABLES AT BOOK SHOW
Exhibition Opens in Rooms OF
Authors League of America.

The most important feature Of this
story Is the names Here they are:
George Barr McCutcheon. Rex Beach. FL
lis Parker Butler, Wallace Irwin, Thomas
Dixon. GeletC Burgess. Cleveland Moffett.
Kate Douglas Wiggtn, Julian Street
owen Johnson. Caroline Wells. Kathleen
Norris. Louis Joseph Vance. James Mont
gomery Flagg, Charles Dana Gibson,
Eleanor Gates. Princess Pierre Troubetz-
koy and Percy Mackaye
They attended the opening reception OF
the exhibition OF books OF the year in
the rooms of the Authors League OF
America in the National Arts Club, No. IA
Gramercy Park. last night. Job +.
Hedges and one or two others made
speeches. and then one author. who was
thirsty, took a few others. who said they
didn't mind. into the Players Club. next
door.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-13
BROOKLYN TO HAVE SAY
Public Service Hearings on Car
Lines Are Fixed.

Brooklyn folks and those who travel on
the Long Island Railroad are to have
their day. The Public Service Commission
has called for hearings TO be held on
November 26 and 27 before Commissioner
Williams 10 investigate the service on
the Brighton Beach and Fulton street
elevated lines and on ali the surface lines
of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
on November 26 those who travel by ele-
waited will have their say and on Novem-
Der q the surface car riders can talk.
The complaint OF the Jamaica Station
Association against the Long Island Rail-
road Company will he taken up on No
vember IS. The complaint relates to the
temporary station at Union Hall.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-13
Transferred Sleuth Of the
Iron Fist Didn't Know
Fight Was for Films.

Detective Joseph Szermer was trans
ferred on Tuesday from Madison street
TO the Bronx Park station.
He doesn't believe half OF what h"
reads. but he believes most Of what ne
sees and he saw. as he stood on the
Bedford Park station Of the Third ave
nue. elevated YESTERDAY roughly dressed
Individual tearing along Webster avenue.
pursued by woman who was crying
stop. thief and man in II police uni
form.
The uniformed man caught the tramp
I'm a run Of several blocks. and the pair
had seemingly vicious sct-to, with him
Of the uniform apparently on the losnt
end.
To the rescue said Szermer to him
self and hurrying down the stairs sped
to the scene OF the miX-up. The com
batants seemed surprised At Szcrmer's
presence. but they continued their battle
until the detective posing himself drove
New-York tribune., 1913-11-13
Standing Of the Fund.

The status Of the fund as announced AT
noon yesterday at headquarters NO %
Broad street, was:
New-York tribune., 1913-11-13

The announcement of the total yester-
DIV aroused John Wanamaker. who came
from Philadelphia to address the work.
ers. lie said.
well. ! see that business down in
Broad street is good to-day and money
eesy. You have one great thing in yol,r
favor at this time-people can scarcely
tell iust now how much money they're
going to be able TO keep unless they give
Il away If you're not sure how much
your income tax is going to deprive you
Of YOU can at least lessen the tax by
giving TO the fund.
81 have had the privilege of contribut-
ting toward Y. NJ. G. A. buildings all over
tho world. l want to tell you that
New-York tribune., 1913-11-13
spuRNs FEDERAL PENSIONS.

New Orleans. Nov. 2.-United Daugh-
tors Of the Confederacy In convention
here were requested to-day TO discourage
any movement aimed at obtaining United
States pensions for Confederate veterans
Of the civil War. The request was con-
,ained I'm the annual report OF Mrs. Alex
ander White president general.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-13
Y. NJ. c. A. BUILDING
FUND NOW S2,18O,7S7
Collections Yesterday Bring the
Total $91,246 Nearer
S4,OOO,000 Goal.
MISS GREENE'S GRATITUDE
Head of Morgan Library
Pledges 1000 to Show Ap-
probation of What Miss
Dodge Did for Her.

OF the thousands Of dollars which have
poui ed into the Y. w. c. A.-Y. NJ. {. a
building fund none has given the commit
tee more keen delight or more resolutely
strengthened its determination 10 raise
the whole 100000 than the 1900 which
came Yesterday from Miss Belle DeCosta
Greene. who presides over J. +. Morgan
priceless library in East S6th street. Mss
Greene's contribution was included in the
81. .2i6 collected i'm the day ending al noon
yesterday AMI helped 10 raise the total to
s2,1SO.7S7.
II was not so much the amount OF the
gift that pleased the committee as tha
spirit behind II. Miss Greene was ~.
w. c. A. girl" and knew better than any
eiver before her, probably. how worthy Of
her support the cause was. She came to
an association house in this city poor
girl, and there studied the work which
she later took up for Mr. Morgan. Now
she is one of the most expert and highly
paid librarians in the world
The Y. ". c. A. cared for her when
she was starving" her sister said last
night, land she wanted TO do something
20 help other girls who are no more
fortunate than she was. This was the
best way she could think Of.
Miss Greene's letter 10 Mr.. Perkins was
written from the Morgan library. In 1t
she said:
"I am anxious to contribute $1,000 TO
the Y. ". C.. A. fund. in which you are
interested, as a slight appreciation OF
what Miss Grace II. Dodge has done for
myself and countless other girls. to whom
she has given not only start in l!fo.
but TO most Of us life itself.
81 am bothering you thus personally 10
ask if IL is possible for me to pledge this
money now and pay It after January !,
1914"
New-York tribune., 1913-11-13
MORE STEEL TRUST DENIALs.

The same kind of testimony that has
heen given unwaveringly from the begin
ming of the government inquiry into the
1-nited States steel Corporation was given
Yesterday From each witness IL ~
learned that no monopoly In metals
exists.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-13
FIELDER AT LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood. y. J.. Nov. l2.-Governor-
elect Fielder Of New Jersey and Mrs
Fielder arrived to-day at the Laurel
House for a stay Of a week.
New-York tribune., 1913-11-13
Equitable Gives S25, 600.

Two pledges OF 5000 each helped TO
swell yesterdays total. one was con-
tributed on behalf Of the new Equitable
Building by Coleman du POnt. with let
ter stating that his reason for contribut-
ing was the inestimable good which the
two institutions could do for the young
men and women who would make up most
Of the l2.OOO people TO be housed in the
building. This sum was credited TO the
executive committee.
The other was an anonymous contriou-
ton reported by Francis Louis Slade'
whose team took second honors in the
first days collecting. being beaten only by
Mrs SHADES aggregation. IL boosted MI
Slade's team 10 first place, with the total
of s29.39O. eclipsing the record of S6.ltO
set by his wife on Tuesday. Mrs. Slade
was only able to report modest N5cV
yesterday.
Aren't you Jealous Of your husband
row?" she was asked.
jealous? Mercy, no. she replied
laughing. I'm frightfuly proud Of
him."
The highest score for a woman's team
was made by Miss Elizabeth w. Dodge
and her assistants. with total of S6l5l
Mr.. and Mrs James Mclean sent her
5000 of this, she said. after their daugh-
ter Ethel found herself unable TO accept
Miss Dodge's invitation to serve on her
team. Another $1,000 came from a woman
whom she had asked to contribute in a
preliminary campaign last fall. The friend
did not do so then. but surprised her yes
terday by sending her a check without
solicitation.
other contributions Of 1900 or more
yesterday included 5000. $500 and 5000
from anonymous sources. $500 from WILL
lam Colgate. and $1,000 each from Mrs
Hugh O'Neil, Edward w. Sheldon. j. E
/ 1. Davis, William Fl. Wolverton and e c
Bodman.
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lltimatnul on
Monttnegro!
9aS SrrGdltnii SiuiidJen Seiterreid
uaO WuntcnssrO ipitt fd
inner mebr jn.

8ien %. M1rj.-9ie oiterreid).
ilnaarii6e 9iegiering bereitet elm
llltimatrm on Monteuegro Dor. glui
hie eriie glote Seiterreid. .llngnrn's
Eat Wfontenegro geanhuortet, onb
es ieine @ei6oiie bon iett ab nllr
ouf Die geieitiguneStperfe Sfutaris
rldten tperbe, I'M llebrigen aber
niht in oeiien 6orOerungen lpiaigen
tper0e. Wlontenegro's gIntiDort lali.
tet ftrner, baB es 0en glb5ug bon
9;i6tfdupiern aus Der 5eItiing nidt
geitatten tonne, ebenio penig oiirie
eS 0uIoeh baB Der oiterrei6. 6.iinga'
ride aoniul in Sfittari iib in
fas montenesrinii6e Eager begebe,
Inn lluteriudungen iiber Die @rmor'
6rng bes ii6.fntboliiden 8rie'
tiers gal5e n13uiteIlen. SSn @e5ug
auf oie gorfoIle i'm Sofen bon Gan
@iobanni oi MeOua, tpoieIbIt Die
Gdifismannidaft Oes 6Iterreifiiden
3ampfers SSfoOrn" ieitens Der
Gontenegriner uno Serben ihperen
Sdmdbungen ausgeiest tporOen ma.
ren uno BEL Der 2nnoung iarbiider
9ruppen bebaIflid iein miiBten bat
Nfontenegro eine nusrpeihen0e glnt-
mort gege6en @fit nQem OtaIent
lit Die olterreid.ungariibe arone
nidt 3ufrieoen un0 tie ocrlangt in
einer 3tpeiten gtote, Die Sen Gbaraf'
ter zines peri6Ieierten ltItimatlmts
trGgt, ununtpunOen 4uffldrung.
Soqte 6ie antlport nid)t in fir
Seitarreih- -ltngarn 5ufriebenitelen6er
Weiie ausfoQen. 10 uirn Weontenes
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Nr1iihent idl(aat @cidlenfc ans.

MnIbutgton, p. Diar3 8illon
tuirD ale Beidcnfe bon @ertb, Die
ibm jiiseben. 5uriidipeiien. Gin I'M
speiBen Snuie abgeliefertar Streih.
r;emen fit giaiirmeiier, foitbar in
@cln gefnbt, lpurOe nit einem
Ghreiben beS 9ebauerns, bag @s.
5dcnt niht annebmen 5u fonnen
an BEN abienoer 5uriifgeididt. Ser
Gtreid)riemen mar ibm iiberianot
s,orbsn, ipei[ 8iIlon iid fiir5lid
Ieeiubert bate, oab iein Streidrie.
men Der Bette Barometer lmb @tt.
tcrpropbst iei. Sod anoere iuertb.
boIle @eihenfe iino in ben Iesten
9detlt anriifgeid,idt tporoen. Serr
@iIion lit Der s(uiidt, oaB Der grd-
iioant Der Der. Stanten beionoere
Gimiibeaeusuneen bon gsieman6em
nnnebfnem 5ollte.
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2r. 5rieOmann'S SerHm.
Jirsiernues.Grpertt Fnb BON Der
Sciltrnft orsiclbrH nifJt
uOllis iiberSenst.

@ai6ingtcn, 90. MGr5.-@ene.
ral.Gbiriirg Or. Blue bonn 1lo.
rine.SoIpita[ bat betannt gegeben,
oab er geilnoen babe, boB Or.
SrieOman's 1iberfiiIoiis gojiIlen
ltbenOe Seine ieien. 9eren Sorm.
lciigfeit gegen parnbliitige @eien
uno oeren @rfoIg oIs cine Sir sa.
gen Die Sdfpinoiu6t ieien nod nidt
bollig erlpieien. Gin Monat mag
berseben, ebe biaie 5rngen entidie.
rem peroen fonnert. Si6er ober
it, bnB bic Seine gegen SGureu
gefeit imO ELECTROMAGNETIC IN
6Ieiifbriibe uno @eIatine iiiib. Ser.
ner beibt es, Dab ons 9lusbIeiben
Ses Suitens uno oes 9tadtidipeiBes
na6 Der 8ebonoIimg nit Oem Or.
6rieomom Serllm fein Sepeis fir
Oeiien @irfiamfeit 1T.
gierp Dorf, %. WGr5.-9er Gu.
berintan0ent 0es bieiigen geaepue
Soipitnls bnt beute bon Berlin cine
Gepeide erbaIten, iponod) Die bon
Or. 6rieomnnn gesen S6tpinbiudt
FebanoeIten Gotianten iid ouf Dem
@ege Der 9eiIering befin6en. Or.
Trieomann lit iiber oieie Iodridt
ichr erfrelit. Den teirtigen Dor.
mittag brndte er nit Der 3uberei.
ting ieines SerltHs, bas ibm aus.
gagnngen mar, 5it.
Ger bieiige 9anfier eSinlep, auf
Seiien @eranIaiiimg Or. Srieomann
nod oen Ser. Stdoten eefommen
1T, miro 5u gbren oesielben Conn.
tag gl6eno in Ieiner @iIla Elm Geit-
cISen neben.
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llebrQskQ
lfgislatnr!
gbidlaffiiHg Der @aRer6eb5rbe. -
Sdaffmns Der Office sinrs
@ablfommiii6rs.

2incoln, %. 0idr5.-3pei mid.
tige Bills tuuroen beute In VIenar.
ilslng oes Saliiss 5ur annabme
enlpfoblen. Dor allen 9inaen iod
nit Der @oiieriuerfsbeboroe aiifae.
rdiimt unO Die 9erpalhma biejss
Separtemetts oen StabtfonuniIIdren
iutteritellt tperoen. porausgeletf IN.
osiien, Die Moiorii1t Der 6tinn-
geber ocs Omaha @aiier0iItrifts fid1
eofiir erfldrt baben.-Gie onoere
gia betrifft Die Sdafflng Der Oi.
flee eiras 8dbIfommiIiGrs. Qeb.
terer ioa bonn @ouberneur erndnnt
irerben. Cine 6bnIife Sin uifroe
bereits i'm Ssnat ongenomnlen, iiebt
ober Dor, 6nB Der aonntiiI1r bonn
eIerf Oes 9iitriftsgeritts, go,mtp.
clerf uno Sdosnteiiter erp6hIt
fueroen iollen. DieieI6e ipir6 nun
in amenbirter Sorni fpie6er ait ben
Sennt 5uriidberiftet. - 0as yi.
non5fonlite oes Saifies Bat iif ae-
gen Den sInfduf Der 6renont gaor.
malidule nisgeiproden. - Dos
Sous enlpfabG in gIennriisnng bic
gnnabme Der asott'iden 9or[ngs,
iponoh oIle aorporoticnen i'm
Gioate cine Steuer bon einem
3ebntel zines groseiits bes einbe.
sabiten a(ftienfapitnIs an oen
Staatsffasmeiiter 5u be5abIet ia.
ten. Bdbreno inter Dem bisberi.
gen @eieb Die aorporotionen an
oen Staot insgeiantmt $52,529
cntridteten, tpiirbe fid itftter benz
neiien @eies Die Srrnme alif $685..
324 belmifer.
ssSm Senat tptroe iene gill 5ur
gnna6me entpfoblet, tpeIde bor.
ifreibt, oaB oie grben eites Der.
itorbeiren 8irtbs oas Geidaft Bic
sim SdIuB oes @eid6ftsinbres
reiter fiibren fdnnen.
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0[ns her1 Stnntc.

Glottsmollt6. Die sSrriinnsbe.
horde bot 6rau Barbara Sdlln5el
filr geiitesgeitort erfldrt uno ibre
lle6eriiihrung nod Der Itaatli6en
sSsrrenanItolt angeoronct. Wan
nitlnt an, oaB ibr @eiit infolse
bon Sdorladfieber Dor orei Sa6ren
gelitten bat.
SDalrnis. 9ur6 oen fltr1tboren
ShneeItirrn iuuroe oo3 Sous bon
sSrau 81. Wann \'9llit1noig i'm
Sdnec nereraben. N Sdnee mar
eurh bie Spalten geiuebt. gead).
barn fanoen Die 5rau nad) gnt-
fqrnlmg oes Sdnees III i6rem 9ette
ror G1lte erItarrt. - S5n Der lin.
eegeno bon bier iino an 5000 Stiid
Rinonieb 1tnlgefommer, oltberoem
hiele gieroe. Der Sdaoen, ben Der
Sdueelhirm anridtete, miro ati
$500, ,000-.geid1tt.
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lOm. }. Drpan
1T rollgtr launf!
Seine Neoc i'm Gommcreial Stub
pOa bnmOruOller gemerfunseu
ii6er iein gmt.

SinatsiefretGr 8iGiam Sennings
grDan mar ii6tliA ent5iidt BON Dem
her5li9en Gmpfang, Oen ibm Der
Omaha Commercial Club beute
gPittas bereitete, tuoju iid Die sanje
glitelieOeri9oft enigefunoen bate.
Gnd Dem Wlittagsmabl bon @r.
@unOesi5noor Miaar0 nit lie6ens.
piiroigen ber5li6en @orten porge.
iteIlt belt Serr grpan cine elm.
itiinOige &eoe iiber feline grfobrlm.
oen i'm boben glnte ais Staots.
icfretar. Seiner Geoe 3auberfrnit
tefpI9rte ii6 uud bier imo 5lpar
aui einem neuen @ebiete. 9a er
pie er ieIbIt iagte, ein an6erar &c
iuor0en lit, Der nidt mebr fritiiiren
mi, n0rgeln fam, 10 miiiie er Dor.
ii6tig Iein unO idmiidte feline sln.
iprahe nit ben ipibigiten uno bu.
moroolliten Ge6epenoungen aus.
Got6etiidJ puroe er gum S6IuB ols
er auf Den aurs Der neuen g1egie.
rlng oen characterization 9lepubli.
fen gegeniiber ltnO ii6er Die Code
Der 6ineiiiden g(nIribe 3u lpredcn
.nm. Wiit 3uitimmlng oes graii.
Oenten, ingte er, fam i6 erflGren,
CAB mir ieolider tpirtbI6oftlider
glusoebnung 9(merifa's oie gr6bte
llnteritiisung onge0eiben IaiIen, MIR
nnB bteie ouf 8rlmo Der @6rIidfeit
lmo 0fedtIihfeit geiteben, Sie man
III sIlHerifa BON ieoem @eIddfts.
Tann umo llnternebmen erlpartet,
onmit in Ser @elt auf Ser quite
Same, Die gbre mo bag slnie6en
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sns.Omn6n.

@ie es beiBt, boben Die 5reibrief.
sui1be iebt me1r glnsiiht, bon Der
Sagisltur ongenommen 5p iueroen,
rodoem Die alanicl 6ehslih Der
3eitperldnaerima fortgeloiien por0en
lit. Sic 3uiabe, Die allf ofientlihe
Gerbeiierunaen 8e8ua boben iiito
fir g'ilo,Omaba bon grobter 8e.
Ncutirng, oenn pielc begonnenen UT.
fviten miiiien oesbalb liegen blei.
ben.
Mapor Ehomas Soctor iuar nir
Treitag AZ Sabre aIt. Or berbrah.
IL Den gsadlmittng nno abeno i'm
9eime ieiner beiabrtcn Wtutter.
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SransSTide srnppea anfserieben.
Sn Der @iite Sabara psrben lie
bon 1000 slra6cn iiberfallen
uno niebcrgemebelt.

garis, %. @Gr3.-Gin fron55.
iiihes 9etahement Solodten, bette.
reno aus Dem fran5oiiiden 2eittnant
Martin, bier ipeiBen Sergeanten
ulo 80 eingeborenen 3ritppen wur-
ee in ser @iiite Sabaro, BRET ga.
ecmdrihe bon Ser fran5oiiihen 0ti.
IitdrItation 1irnbuctu bon 1000
2lrabern ongegriffen mto nnf Ell.
mem 24.itiinoigen Geied)t bolItdn.
hi9 oufgerieben. Gic 9(raber bat.
ten idrcdlife 8erluite nuf3lttpeiien.
Nur iperigen 5ran5oien aelang es,
ouf Goftbieren 5u cntfonunens uno
ole idradlife 9sadriht nah Sim.
buctu 5u bringen.
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ungtwittfr
ringsum!
1psnieitsns GO Ycrionen tubt unb
bunoerte perlebt.

Gin idfpor5er breitag in Der 1bot
mar Der aeitrige Gag fir 8iele.
Ter ccttrols, ipeIitlidle uno iiioIide
T.6eiI Der Ser. Staoten ioipie Srt.
idJaften i'm Often beinnoen iid in
ben arallen zines Srfnns, Der IN
monhen Srtid)often cine @eidiuin.
niafeit bon SS Wieilen Die Shlnoe
cinbislt. glit Si6crbeit lit au3u.
nebnen, oaB Die 3abl Der llmaa.
fommenen iih auf iiber iehjig be.
I1iit; In gllabana ollein iino 70.
nett ipie bis iest befnlmt % Ren.
,den brrd) oos llnpetter geto0tet
irorben. 9os Stdotden 2onar
9seaa Tree ipur6e Dem grObooen
aieih gcniaft. g9eiter ipeiB man,
oob 3tpei pcrionsn III Sn6iana nm.
gcfommen iino, 5ipei in Senneiiee,
Drei In Ohio, 5ipei in Stem Dorf,
cine In Widiean iino 5lpei in 2oliiS.
bile. GaS llmpetter bilOete lih int
giioneitcn nno nabm in ifr1ger
esihting ieireit 2ouf ourh 6aS
9onb bonn tloroliden Ierns bis nnd
Dem ipcitliden genniploaiia un0
Stem Dorf, ipanSte iid nad Dem
Mliiiiiiippi Gbal ulO iprang nod
Gbio inib Der Cafe 9iegion iibcr.
Sssn pielen 5Gllen mar Der Stlirm
ron MegeiL Soagel ooer Ieidtem
Sd]nec begleitat. gS mar o6ne
Grnge oas ihlimnlite llnprttcr, bon
ipcIten bic Der. Staaten ieit Sab.
.cn bsintgeiuht luuroen.
Der ongeridtete Sad)ida6en iii
iulermeBlih; nidt oIleiu fommen
Gle jerii0rtcn @eb1ube in @atroht,
ionoern Der oil Ben Saoten trno @e.
ireioeieloern i'm Siioeu perltria6te
Chooen lit rieiengrob. Snoiann
nno Midjienn baben einen ioIhen
bon jipei WliIlionen olti5upeiieu.--
Selegrapben. uno 3elepbonordbte
iIilo ilieoergeleot, 10 OaB genaue
9sohridten aus Dem 5erItorten @e-
tiet lifft erb6Itli6 iiHo. Gbicago
,rar Stinoeh lang nit StG6ten int
Often teIeernpbiid o6geidlnitten; es
ipiro ntebrerc 3aee i'll glnipruh ne6.
men, bis Der 3eIegrapbenoierit pia.
Ser bergcitelt lit. Ger Stiru,
ireIder 10 biel @igentbum 5erItorte
llno einen 10 groBen gerIuit an
Menidenleben I'M Beiolge bate,
kott, In manhen 5Gllen cine Sdnel.
Iigfeit bon IS @eilen 6ic Stlm6e,
i. .. in 9etroit; Sc gieilen Die
Gtinloe brniiitc or iiher Soleoo bin
meg. IS Meilen per Stult6e filbr
or ii6cr Buffalo Oabin; in feinetn
SolIe bielt or cine geidminoigfeit
bun ireiiieer mie 80 @teilen Die
GtunSc inne.
soltes 8etter bat cinaeiebt, Die
ceioell Der i'm Stirmg7biet poHner.
ben Menihen bernebrenO.
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aceitidbeit irn6 iein @eiit, feline ee.
ipaltigen 2ebren tpirfen fort irnb
neroen irlner itarfere @ilr5eln
idlagen, 10 lanse Die Menitbeit
eriitirt.
60 lit bas berrIide Siterfeit aud
10 polieno in Die idone Sriibinbrs.
acit berlegt iporoen, ipenn Die ge-
iamntte Natur tpieber alif2rltebt bonn
lonsen Mintcrlflafe. Sic lit aud
in bieieln Sabre bereits aitferiton-
ren. Menn nud bic Noroipiloe
rod braliien, Inter Der piiigen
Gede iprieBt nnb nrbeitet es i'm.
alf1orlid, bis mir ouf einninl
iormlid iiberraidlt itnb. MoIo ino
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aents sinrmnn9eil.
Sn piclen 5beilen TentidllnnOs nuo
and nni Srm Meerr. Die Mdrj'
ieitr Der Sojialiiten perlief rubig.

Berlin, %. M1r5.-Sn Ser 0It'
inb gtoroiee, ioipie Der gan5en aii.
iie cntlang bnben iblpere Stiirmc,
nit itarfem Shneeioa perblm0en,
gebauIt imo eroBes llnbeil nlgerih.
tet. llnpeit 9rlrnsbiittsI 1T Der
@oaacr s@oeobarO" geiunfen. Der
aapitdn. feline 5rau uno 5luei Sin.
ser, ionie 3uei @innn iino srtrln.
Ten. gto6 cine Wienge nnoerer
tSobr5euoe lit untergegnngen, obnc
Nob man bis iett etmas 9eitimm.
tes iiber 6os Sdidinl Der Sniaiien
meib. 5urdtbnres llnipetter bat
aud Die Ibein9eeeno, ben Sdlipar5.
nalo uno 3irol beimgeiuft. Bon
ben peridie6eniteu Gegcnoen Initien
2iobspoiten elm.
gtuf Dem 5rieSrid)s6nin fano 6ie
bon ben So5ioIoemofroten neran.
iioItete Seier sur @rinnerung an
sic blutigen StraBeufdntpie bom
is. Mdr3 bes Gturmiabres 1913
Iiatt. Die alinoge6lng on ben @rG.
bern Der If6r3gefnGenen berIief
cbne beion6ere 3ipiihenfd1e. Sic
bate i'm @an5en oenIelben Gbaraf.
Ter pie friiber; MIR IieB iib bemer.
fcn 6ob Die getbeiligung in Der
gIbuobme begriffen lit. Gin itarfes
Goliseiai,fgebot mar 5itr 9liifreht.
erbaItlmg Der Sronung fontmanOirt.
3ie Siderbeitsmnnnidaften regeI.
ten Sen 8orbeimorif Der Demon.
itranten al Dem 3enfnal. 2rrpp.
ipsiie sogen oieie boriiber uno leg
ten ar1n3e aui ben Stltfen be8
9enfmals rieoer. Die BoIi5ei
id.nitt 5oblreide Ghleifan nit SSn.
idriften al, Die ibrel glnItoB erreg.
fcr.
Gie 8orbereitlmgen fir sic Neu.
ccitaItlmg oes @oetbe Nationalmu.
icums in @eimnr ihlo I'M einen
taoeutenOen S9ritt boripdrts &c.
fonnten. Ger 8eimarer 2anotag
fat in ieiner lebteu Sisllng oie
QoridlGge unO 9Idne fir Die geeu.
bauten genebnliat.