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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-19

possession Immediately. Isaac Jacob
son, VirOqua, Route No. 2.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-19
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NOTICE or SALE ON JUDGMENT

THEoDoRE THoRsoN. Mortgagee.
III pfonfor Atfornev
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-19

fixtures. ! also have for sale yearIing
calves and one 2-year old heifer, alec
one black yearling mare colt. G. o.
Helgeson, Viroqua. Route No. 2.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-03-19

WANTED "A irl 10 do general house
work. Apply to Mrs. Max Roman,
VfrO01a
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
Mr.. Wilson Take. the All.

President Wilson and DR.. Cary Gray
son went for an automobile ride yes
terday afternoon. They went through
Rock Creek Park and on their return
passed the White House to encircle the
speedway.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeten gave a luncheon to a num-
Der of their friends at Stone Villa. New
port, yesterday.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff will leave Newport for Ma
hant August L. They will motor across
and stop at Lenox and during the last
week of August they will motor to
Syracuse for the races.
During the absence Of the German
Ambassador in Europe, Mr.. Haniel von
Haimhausen will be charge d'affairs
of the summer embassy at Newport.
Mr.. Won Haimhausen has issued in
yitations for dinner at the embassy
August Z.
Mr.. John r. Mclean gave a dinner
last night in honor Of Mrs. Horatio N.
Slater, OF Beverly Farms, and Mrs.
Hunt Slater. Of Narragansett Pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair and
Mrs. Bourke Cochran were among the
guests at luncheon given by Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish at the crossways, New
port, yesterday.
Mrs. william A. Cullop, wife Of Repre-
sentative Cullop OF Indiana, will go to
Europe next month for an indefinite
stay. While abroad she will visit friends
in London and Paris.
Representative Cline of Indiana has as
house guests Henry F. Giles. OF Angola,
and ]. d. A. Giles. of Oakland.
Representative Oscar Underwood, after
a fortnight stay In Washington, has re-
Joined Mrs. Underwood at the Home
stead Hotel, Hot Springs. Va
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
PROPHETS AND FLORISTS
ON OUTING TODAY
Arrangements Made for Handling of
5000 Exeursionists at Chesa-
peake Beach.

Kallipolis Grotto. No. Is, Mystic Order
of Yelled Prophets of the Enchanted
Realm, and the Florists Clubs Of Wash
ington and Baltimore will give their
Joint outing to Chesapeake Beach today.
Castleman Z. Boss. chairman OF the
committee on transportation, and his
able assistants have made all arrange
ments for the comfortable transporta-
ton of at least 5000 persons.
Yesterday six large boxes, containing
thousands of souvenirs, were sent to the
, beach. Among the different mementoes
to be given out are fans, rattles, whis-
ties, bottle openers, blowouts. pan rat
tiers cut flowers. &c. For prizes in
the big list of athletic events there are
numerous articles of value. including
dressed dolls. parasols, fancy balls, toy
dogs croqUet sets. shoes, cigars, orders
for clothes. guinea pigs. globe of gold
fishes. mouth organs, sets of chocolate
fishes, &c.
Monarch Jesse F. Grant. Of Kallipolis
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
ALUMNI TO HOLD MEETING.
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity Gathers
Saturday Afternoon.

luncheon and business meeting will
take place Saturday shortly after noon,
when the members of the Washington
Alumni Chapter of the Delta Tau Delta
Fraternity gather at the Ebbitt House
for a midsummer reunion.
The business before the body will be to
elect a new president to succeed George
F. Hobson, resigned: to appoint a COM
mittee for making arrangements for the
conference of the Eastern and Southern
Divisions of the active fraternity, which
is planned TO be held here in either Feb
ruary or March. and to prepare a re-
port for the local delegate to the general
convention of the fraternity, which takes
/ lace in Indianapolis during the latter
part of this month.
Requests for seats should be sent before
Friday to the treasurer. Carl II. Butman,
at the Smithsonian Institution. since II
is necessary to know in a general way the
number of members who will attend
Electricity generated in Sweden is de-
livered in Copenhagen.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
Adolph-Momning.

A quiet wedding took place Monday
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
J. Mourning, 1916 Euclid Street North.
west. when their daughter, Bessie Pro-
vost Mourning. was married to Mr.. Eli
wood c. Adolph, of New York, N. Y.
The Rev. DR.. Robert Talbot of st. Paufs
Episcopal Church oficiated at the cere-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs Adolph left for Asbury
Park. N. J., Immediately after the cere-
mony.
Mr.. Herbert shipman, OF New York
and Washington, gave a luncheon at the
Newport Casino yesterday.
Former Secretary Of the Navy George
Won L. Meyer and Miss Julia Meyer
have been feted and entertained dur
ing their stay in Paris. where they have
had an apartment Recently the Meyer
party left the French capital for a con-
tinental tour.
Walter J. Lambert has rejoined his
family at the Hotel AspinwalI. Lenox.
Mass
Miss Margaret Barbour Is at Narragan-
sett Pier. where she will spend the month
of August.
Mr.. Leroy Sims, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Sims.
Of jacksonville, Fla, has returned to
Washington.
Lieut.. Archibald Stirling, recently an
aid at the White House. will join the
battleship Utah after a visit to his sis
ter. Mrs. Sue Tailor, at Richfeld
Springs, N. Y.
Miss Dolly Patch is the house guest
of Miss Polly Steele at Herndon. Md.
Mrs. Martha Ewing Newcome. who
has been spending the summer in San
Francisco. will return to Washington
early in September to welcome her hus-
band, Mr.. William II. Newcome. chancel-
Tor Of the American Embassy. Rome,
Italy. who will be in this country on
leave of absence.
Mrs. Arthur L. Bliss is at the Hotel
Imperial, Narragansett Pier.
Mr. and Mrs. Terril Pattison, OF 1901
Third Street Northwest, have announced
the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Gertrude Pattison. to Representative c.
B. Miller OF Minnesota, on last Satur-
day. August 2. at Los Angeles. Cal.
Friends of Miss Pattison and Repre-
sentative Miller. In Washington. were
surprised to hear the news of the mar
rage. While they understood that the
couple were engaged they did not know
that the marriage would take place this
date. Miss Pattison went out to Cali
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
At Their Summer Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o. Lowden. who
are well known here as former members
of the Congressional SET have opened
their summer home in the Thousand Is
lands on the st. Lawrence River.
Mrs. Graeme Stewart and her daush-
ter, Miss Mercedes Stewart. are at the
Hotel Majestic. Paris, and from there
will go to Vichy, France.
Mrs. lockwood Hoar, with the Misses
Frances and Louisa Hoar, are at North
east Harbor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bacon are In
Manila visiting their son. Robert Bacon,
jr., who Is secretary to Cameron Forbes.
Governor General OF the Philippines.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
MIR. and Mrs. Dent Return.

Representative S. Hubert Dent. jr.. Of
Alabama. with Mrs. Dent and their
young son. Tinsley Dent have returned
TO Washington after a visit to Panama,
where they were the guests OF Col Sic
bert, one of the Panama Commissioners.
Senior Don p. Ezequiel Rojas. Minister
of Venezuela, returned to Washington
yesterday after a visit in New York. He
will remain in the Capital for several
days.
Mrs. Arthur L. Bliss has gone to Mar
ragansett Pier to remain for the rest Of
the season.
for Nantucket, r. l., to join Mrs. Newell.
who has been there since early in the
season. DR.. Newell will remain In Nan
tucket for a fortnight.
NJ Loudon. the Minister of the Neither
lands, who has been i'll at the summer
legation at Bar Harbor, Is recovering
from a serious attack of throat trouble,
which has confined him to his room. 1t
TO be out or take. part in the social life
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wood and Mr.
and Mrs. Justin Mccarthy are being en-
tertained at the summer home OF Rep
resentative and Mrs. William NJ. Calder.
at Stockbridge. Mass. Last night Rep
resentative Calder entertained q large
dinner party in their honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson are on
their houseboat. Roxanna, of the
North Shore. They give charming little
dinners on board the Roxanna to their
friends at Beverly. Newport. and Bar
Harbor.
Miss Frances Moves is in Chicago with
her friend, Miss Martha Bowers, and
Miss Bowers brother. Mr.. Thomas ".
Bowers.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

Coats, Mufs, Shawls, Neckpieces, and
Matched Sets, in the newest modes for the
coming fall-winter season. Because OF the
great favor in which furs are held in woinan's
dress fashions, variety has never before been
equaled in the great diversity of kinds and
shades, making this season of unusual range
for selections.
Many innovations have been wrought by
skilled furriers who seek to answer the in
creasing demand for novelty as well as utility.
The great degree of art shown in the treat
ment of the pelts to bring out prominently the
individual beauty and marking of each par
ticular fur, the tasteful combining of skins of
different shades, have produced a veritable
exposition of fur styles.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
The Wieys at Bluemont.

DIR. and Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley have
as house guests at their farm near Blue
mont. Va, Col. and Mrs. s. A. Day,
u. s. A.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. X. Wright, of
Ensley Baptist Church of Birmingham.
Ala, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. s.
T. Walton at SIG Street Northeast. The
Rev. and Mrs. Wright will be at home
to their friends the evenings Of August
and u.
Mrs. L. W. Talbot and her two chill
dren,. OF Columbia Road. have gone to
Virginia Beach for a stay of two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Brainerd and their
family are at the Marlborough lenheim,
Atlantic City, for a stay of some time
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
WOODWARD & LOTI1ROP
AUGUST Sale of Fine FurS
/ to ! Below Seasons Regular Prices.
New York-WASHINCTON-Paris.

The assemblage will well repay inspection,
if only to view the many new things that are
shown. Draped Coats in the new 45-inch
length with the set-in kimono sleeves and
rounded fronts, are exceedingly handsome;
coats in combinations of seal and beaver, seal
and fitch and seal and civet cat, luxurious and
practical. In the sets and separate pieces
Chinese civet cat, the South American fox,
and the genuine taupe fox are extremely rich
and lustrous.
We invite your special attention to the
Narobia Furs, which are exclusive with us in
Washington. They are shown in gray kit
and black lynx in muffs and scarfs. Rich,
handsome pieces at unusually moderate prices.
We guarantee them absolutely against wear
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
FATHER CANNON HoNoRED.
Director of Notre Dame Given Re-
ception by AIumnae.

The Rev. William F. Cannon. S. j.,
director Of Notre Dame Academy, was
given a farewell reception by the alum
nae last night. He had been director of
the League of Sacred Heart for i've
years, and the alumnae expressed to him
their feeling of deem loss at his going
The following program was given:
Violin solo. Miss Katheleen Sullivan:
accompaniment, Miss Marie L. Sullivan:
farewell to our reverend director. Miss
Elizabeth Milovich; vocal solo, Miss
Katherine Fennell; the alumnae tribute,
Mrs. James Hartnett: piano solo, Miss
Esther Garner; that you will be with US
soon again, Miss Mary Pullen.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

fornia early In the summer to visit her
sister. Mrs. e. ID. Vincent. tn Los
Angeles.
Today Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will sail
from San Francisco. and will spend some
time travelling.
Miss Bessie Wingfield Is visiting Miss
z. Hilton jackson at Herndon. Md.
The Misses Coco and Miss Thelma
Brashear are visiting their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Bacon.
Miss Ella Olive. Of Indianapolis. Ind.
Is spending few days In the Capital.
Before returning home she win go to
Pittsfield, Mass, for a short time.
Miss Edna Bailey. of Anderson. Ind,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hous-
ton.
Jerome Conner il at the Homestead,
Hot Springs. Va.
Mrs. 8. T. Park, Of st. Louis. Mo-, who
has been the guest of her sister. Mrs
George r. Hamlin. of s325 Seventeenth
Street. has gone to her country home I'm
Ocean Springs, Miss
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
Commended by Nu,y omciaI.

Acting Secretary of the Navy Roose-
welt yesterday commended for GOODNESS
and unseIfishness'' Arthur ]. Hill. an
oiier. who showed conspicuous bravery
during a wreck on the Pacific Electric
Railway near Los Angeles, on July Is,
last. Hill was pinned under the wreck
age, but with no thought of himself he
encouraged and rendered valuable as
sistance to the injured he could reach"
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
DECISION EXPECTED TODAY.
Conn issioncrs Complete Inquiry
Into Case Of Miss NcaIe.

A decision probably will be rendered
today in the case OF Miss Marguerite B.
Martin. supervisor of Fairgrounds, with
discrimination in the appointment of a
director at the grounds where she is 10
Gated.
The Commissioners yesterday examined
carefully the statements filed by Miss
Neale, Mr.. Martin, and other playground
officials, together with Miss Neale's rec
ord, specimens Of her weekly playground
reports, and a detailed statement of her
qualifications for promotion.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
DENVER GETS "TRAFFICKY."
Police Send for Copies of District
New Regulations.

The new District traffic regulations
have received notice by municipalities
as far West as Denver.
Maj. Sylvester yesterday received a
request from that city for several copies
Of the rules, explaining that officials
were much interested in them.
The Communication came from Row
land X. Goddard, of the United States
Secret Service. stationed at Denver, who
stated that Chief Of Police Felix O'Neil
especially was interested in the District
regulations
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05
Building Closes at 3 p. M,

The Commissioners yesterday decided
to order the Municipal Building closed
to the public after o'clock in the after
moons. The Commissioners issued an
order that all dogs in the District shall
wear good and substantial muzzles.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

Edinburgh. Scotland. Aug. L-Striking
dock workers at Leith adopted revolu-
tionary tactics today. Enormous damage
was caused by an attempt to blow cp
the dock wall and a number Of build.
ings were fired
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

Grotto. declared last night that the
prospects were never better for an ex-
cursion by the prophets" than they are
for this joint affair.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

Miss Frances Moves is in Chicago with
her friend, Miss Martha Bowers, and
Miss Bowers brother. Mr.. Thomas W.
Rowers
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

Miss Bessie Wingfield Is visiting Miss
z. Hilton jackson at Herndon. Md.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

Miss Edna Bailey. of Anderson. Ind,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hous-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

Electricity generated in Sweden is de-
livered in Copenhagen.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

Representative Cline of Indiana has as
house guests Henry +. Giles, OF Angola,
and ]. D. A. Giles, Of Oakland.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

Mrs Arthur L. Bliss has gone to Mar
ragansett Pier to remain for the rest OF
the season.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

Jerome Conner is at the Homestead.
Hot Springs, Va
The Washington herald., 1913-08-05

Representative Oscar Underwood, after
a fortnight stay In Washington, has re-
Joined Mrs. Underwood at the Home
stead Hotel. Hot Springs. Va
Washington Journal., 1913-10-04
samstas, Den 4. 0ftober 1913.
auaettOrem.

qoneftoreu, pelde in ibren 9I-
Itrifteu outOriliert iiuo. Die Aboune.
mentsbetrdge gu erbeben nno 81
@Sittiereu, Iiuo ioIgeuOe Serren;
Nrit 4Ieiu, 9t5 q. $. Ape., %. rs.
iGr ben g. 8. Ueltli9 BON DER
Is. StraBe eiui6lieBlib @eor9e=
topu uno 8OBlDn.
ganI S6wssIer fir ben uOr'Ss'
Gtabttsil.
@egen Rlageu, Die nns bic nno %
aufommeu, oaB Oas gSournal" nlpl
bis 5omabeno Abenos, ooer err
Montaqs in Die SGnOe Der Seler
fommt, teilen mir nit, oaB one 3eil,
tuna 8eitig senug anf ole PolI
fommt, nm Samitags WfOrgeHS NIL
erlter BoIt abgeliefert 81 weroell.
Mon beIdpere fid prompt BET ben
Serren grieftrdCern. Bel @leocr-
boIuuq bitten mir nm yta9rl1t pet
selep6on, Main 1889, oOer ol'r0)
Der 9eransgeber.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-04
airdlide 6eicr Oes 1cntiden Cages.

9err @uitau 9enOer, SefretGr oes
bieiigen 0euti6eu Gentral-&erbun
pes, bot anf A%nregnng oes Qeutl1-
Amerifanii6en 9tutionolbuuoes al
Die 0eutlden &irdeu aaer 3onteilo-
men unierer Stoot Oos @riIhen ge-
Iteqt, Oes 0~iesidbrigen u0entiben
cages" in &erbinouug nit Der Sdfu-
larfeier Der oeltti6en 6reibeitsfrtege,
in Dem @ottes0ienite am SOnntdg,
Den 8. OCTOBER 1913, 81 g%eoenfen.
Gen nadltebenoen 9rief oes Serrn
Eaitor 0ien5el oeroffentliden mir nit
8ergniigen. Serr Men5el ldreibt;
&ieber SEER Bender; CAB i'd beute
crit antiuorte auf Sbre geiddBte mo
mir iebr iDmpatiide 3uidrift wegen
elmer fir6liden 9eobahtlrng 0es
0euti6en Cages nit ieinen oiesmu-
ligelL %beionOeren, groBen Crime
rilngelL liegt an elmer a6ermaligen
l6iDeren Srdnfbeit, ole id in leBtef
3eit onrd5uma6al bate utto Oie mid
nit alien meincn 9lrbeiten in &itd-
itono, ia gum groBen Geil gum Still
ltano gebrabt bat. SD bin leioer
nod altf etli1e @oHen nidt imitan-
DC, lelblt 5t pre0igenJ uno mein &i-
far 1T EN- nod iebr iunlger Ntann,
Der fanm pertrdut genag lit nit BEN
in getruGt fontnenOen gei6i6tliAet
Material; aHBer0ent nulB ib i'm ge.
ro0e am 5. 9ftober 0ltrd einen min
nod unbefannten EreOiger erieBelt
laiieL Ga er ielbit iiber Sonntag bon
bier tort iein milB. So fam ib ni1t
III Der gemiiuiAten @eiie ooa NM
gan5 ouf Die angeregte Sade einge-
ben. Se0od mill i1 IN elmer filr5eli
Nniprade menigitens iiden auf Die
Scoeutnng oes Cages bili5upeiien.
@ia's Soft, Dab i6 nddites Sabr le-
be, 10 peroe i] AilIaB nebmeu, Ben
0elltihen Gag 81 elmer formlidell
Ere0igt iiber ORE Stellrng unieres
geutidtltms i'm Son0e, ST. beiliiben.
0tit frelmOlidem @rllB, SIR
Saul 81. Men3sl.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-04

Gin Serr 2ancdfter bat
an Serrn Graham, Dem &oriiBer eli
nes gemeiniamen aomites fiir 9ban-
Der Of Commerce, Board Of Grooc
rrn0 &etail Mer6ants Aiiociatton,
meld)e beilte 4ben0 I'M 9tew 8iaatO
Sotel 3l @bren &ommiiior Nepmon 8
einen @mpfang Ueranitalten, ei1ell
9rief eeridtet, in Dem er Serrn @ra-
ham Oas &edt beitreitet, ais &orIiber
ullo e6enio Serrn Gbomas 8rart,
ais 5efretGr oieieS 9omites 5i tint
aieren, inoem er %bebuliptet, BON te=
ner ser orei 0rganiiationen lagen
9eldliiIie Dor, ole Elm ioldes &omite
ooer qar Ben @mpfang altorIiierteu.
4uBerOem meilt @err 2ancalter nibt
aar5 nit llure6t, lei es Der @ipfel
ser @eiHmadloiigfeit, einem Malil
eiilen @mpfang 5u peronltalteiL Del
len 93ebt, iein 9lnIt inne 81 babelt,
beltritten mer0e.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-04

Or. &oeBler BON Ser Sutter
0iitribution So. miro IN &iir5e mie-
ser bier iein mo feline 6reunoe beiu-
iMen. Sntereiant lit elm GirfliIar
Ioas Die @eieaiAaft peroffentli6t, uno
lin pel1em Aniibten oeutlder @re-
f%elloren iiber 9bitTnen8 befannt gege-
ben tDeroen. Sir fiibren einige Der
Ielben an:
9rof. b. 8aumgartenL Siibingerf:
Cine ~poaitdnOige @ntbaltiumteit
bon alfobolii6en @etrdnfen eltbebrt
ieoer miHeni6aftlihen 8aiis".
9rof. Moiter, @reifsmalO: sd be-
trafte abiolute @ntbaliamfeit ais
unour6fiibrbar".
8rof. Sdul3, @reifsmolO: sic
gegenpGrtige @gitation fiir abIolute
@nt6altiamfeit aebt ms @rtreme".
9rof. 3iegler, 6reiburg /. 81: v@i-
ne @nii6t iiber Dem 5anatismuS Der
Setter Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aus3u
oriiden, lit mebr ais mir grtoInft 81
lagen: Sd miiBte 81 bart fem.
8rof. p.@smorh, @0ttingen: u9as
mir S6aoen ueruria6en, ipeln mtr
fiir poaige 9fbitinen8 agitierem, babe
i6 in Staaten beoba6tet, mo oic
Shanfgeiebe iebr Itreng iino".
0r. Orb, SeiOelberg. @enn 5inili-
Iierte 9Sationen Oaran geben, ben Nl-
fobol gu perbieten, oann weiB ib,
6aB oafiir etmas Shle6tereS lnblti-
tuiert miro"
Or. @ernide, greslau: u9ie Sc
bauptung bon Or. Sorel uno anoercr
8robibitionsfanatifer, oab numaBi=
ger @ebraud) alfoboliiher @etrdafe
Idaoli6 wirft"~, 1T nidt bepieien~
Washington Journal., 1913-10-04

TrGfoent 8ilfon bat bic
@inIaOung angeuommelt, bel Der INT
September 1914 in Baltimore ltats
finoenoen SabrbunOertfeier Der 4e-
faIiuna Oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Star
Spangleo Banner" ourh 6rancis
Scott aeD cine &eOe 81 balten.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-04
eeiter Oes gOtidafts .Sanes.

&egierumgsbaumeiiter Or Stephan
8rager aus Merieburg lit ais bar
tednii6erS adperitdnoiger 5lim Oeitt
i6en @eneraIfoniulat in gtep Oort
Deriebt morOen uuo trdf bort Elm. 81
miro porausiihtlib i'm ndflten Sab
re BEN gteubau oes oeuti6en Bot
i6aftsgebdu0es in 8ai6ington lett u
1lno Iagte, oerielbe meroe naf Den
BON ibm eiugeiebenen &lanen Elm ber-
Dorragenoes 0enfmal 0entl6er 8au-
funit per0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-04

Sn elmer unierer Soges8eitnn-
gen ltebt gu leieu, ooB in oGbief 9fi-
Der Saas, Maii.~, Orei masfierte
&6uber oie Station bort iiberfollell
un0 $500 erbeutet bitten. gali
sic qeograpbiihen aenntniiie unlerer
lieben Observation-Disclosures nihf
iibermdBiq melt rcihen. hdben pir
lGneIt gepuBt. nab tie aber ans
.Ebree &iper Sails, uIbief Sinner
Salts" MAIDEN, oaB lit mebr ais nan
per0auen fam. @enn oas Dem
Sournal paiiiert udre!2l
Washington Journal., 1913-10-04
Ger 0iIbotcnlanf Der 9nrncr.

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8enm am Is. 0ftober in Seip5ia
uuter Dem Conner Der aanoncn uno
Dem @elGute Der @lofeu oie Siiae
bon Dem Observation-Disclosures fal-
len miro, pemt odnn aus iait olen
Std0ten 0ettidlauOs Die 9dufer Der
oeutiden 6urneridoit nit oen @liid-
piiniden oerielben in Seip5ig eintrci-
len ueroeu un0 elmer Oerielben Der
Gurnerl6aft ein 6obncubauo pom
9toroamerifuniI1en Siunerbulo
iiberreiden miro, Oas in iid) @riiBe
mo @Iiidpiinide Der oeutiden Brit
Der 0iesieits 0es S5euns pe%lf6rpert,
Damn miro man Der 0euti6en bier
5nlnn0e ge0etfen mo audi nidt 81,
&olbingtoner 8euti6en pergeiien,
Die Dem eriten bieiigcn 9duier ibr
u@ut SPELL" nodrieien. Heht 5abl=
reid batte iid unier Geltihtltm q.
tern morgen Dor Dem &apitol Gin
%qeiunoen, unO piinftli6 auf Die Wfi-
mute cling Die 3eremonie Dor iid). 3l
DerieIben muren BON Baltimore @err
9ouis Soffmanm ais Spreher Gcs
Bbilaoelpbiaer Surnbe3irfS, SEER
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