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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
ARVONTA

ARvoNIA. va. Jan. &-The Arvonia
Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons de-
llghtfuiiy celebrated New Years day
with the giving of degrees from ,
ing supper served at the Arvonia inn
at r. NJ. and resuming the giving
of degrees after supper. closing at 10
r NJ A number of prominent out-of-
town members were present
The young people of New Canton and
neighhorhood gave dance on the last
night OF the year, seeing the old year
as and the new come nnenia H. 81 a arnoss
Misses Minnie Pierce. winsfred Pitts,
Eleanor and .Iettte Morgan, and, Msssrs,
sueur and Arthur Lee Glasgow:
Rev Robert Gibson. OF the Alexan-
dria seminary spent part of the
christmas holidays In and about
night to a good congregation in Grace
Episcopal church, Bremo.
Miss Lila Waller Duvsf. formerly
Ssra sDs M,ss Cassie III euss
DuVal. teaching at Curdsville, Va. to-
gether visited Few York during the
early days of Christmas week. return
remainder of the holidays at their old
home here.
Mrs r. Lindsay Stone. of East
Arvonia. spent several days of Christ
mas week visiting her sisters at her
old home in Scottsville, returning here
on Monday.
A, L. Pitts. Jr.. who is practicing law
In Scottsviile, spent several days at
his old home here this week.
Mas Margaret Pierce, who Is teach
Sng at Wealthia, Va. spent several
days here at her old home this week.
Misses Helen and Elisabeth Thomas,
OF Fork Union. have returned TO their
home after having spent a week visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graham
Miss Annie May snoddy. of near
Wealthia, spent a week here during
the holidays visiting friends and rela,
tives.
John Boatwright. lawyer and pub
! fisher, OF Buckingham courthouse. was
= visitor here on Tuesday of this
week.
Mrs. Edward E. Roberts. who has
been spending aome time visiting her
father and sisters In Farmvilis, her
old home. has returned to her home
here.
John W. pierce and Mrs. Pierce. who
have been absent on visit TO Mrs.
pterce's father, who lives near New
port News. Va. have returned to their
home here.
David w. Peirce. editor of the James
River Clarion, WAS visitor In Arvonia
waiter chiles. OF Richmond. was a
visitor IN Arvonia on Wednesday Of
this week.
Miss Miriam Pitts who during the
fali was student AZ the state Female
Normal school ana who wAs taken
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Fulton News
News items may Be left nj Mel
sens Furniture Store. or phoned
tn. Madison <5%o.

The contract for a new church
building to take the place of the pres.
emit Denny-Street Methodist Episcopal
church was awarded on last Monday
evening to Fox 4 Sons. contractors.
The meeting. which was held In the
home of Mr.. J. Doc Sears, was one
OF enthusiasm. Every trustee and
every member OF the building COM
mittee was present. and a church cost
ing approximately $4,000 was agreed
upon without q dissenting voice. The
building will probably DO completed
in the early fall. After the meeting
refreshments were served BY the host
Mr.. Joseph Routten. formerly OF
Richmond. now OF Norfolk, paid q
brief visit to friends here this week.
Mr. Carl Black II on a visit to
friends In Norfolk.
Mr.. Jesse Curry. OF the United
States navy. has returned to the bat
tleship Kansas. after spending the
holidays with his mother. Mrs. Cora
Curry. on Nicholson street
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF Denny
street church WIN meet next Monday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
POCAHONTAS

Especial to The Richmond virginfan.)
POCAHONTAS, VA, Jan. 4.-The
Young men of Pocahontas ushered
the old year out and the new one In
by q german at the Six-Thirty Ath-
letic club on New Years Eve, This
was one of the most enjoyable affairs
given In this city and was we'll at
tended. The evening up to IL o'clock
was the ladies' affair and after that
the gentlemen had charge
Mr.. Easrst Artres. of Blueheld. w.
Va, led with Miss Mary Jane Heather
man. of this city.
Those dancing were: Herbert Greer
with Miss Bea Goodman, William r..
Cooke with Miss Rosie Ward Hicks.
Of Graham. Va. w. II. Minter with
Miss Lille Goodman. J. y. Greer
with Miss Eva Du Puy, DIR. ID. Alex
ander Hailer with Miss Alice Dennan.
w. A, gKecn with Mrs. Minnie
Gieseu. Mr.. J. b. Mcdonald with Miss
Laura Gildersleeve. Sidney Block with
Miss Mary Bethel. iof News Ferry,
Va; q. r.. Ward with Miss Locket,
AZ PstsrshurK. VAL r. A. LittlA a
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UNION Level.

Especial to The Richmond Virginiau. y
UNION LEVEL. VA, Jan. 4.--Af-
ter much delay occasioned by the IN
fiass Of bis lsttlaS dang heST, Esy. IL. -
Sewafa, pastor OF the Methodist Epf1-s
copal church here. and his family
have moved into the parsonage
Everyone was much delighted with
Mr. Seweil's sermon on last Sunday
afternoon from the text. AS an eagle
stireth up her nest, fiuttereth over hiD
young, spreadeth abroad her wineus
taketh them, beareth them on her
wings: SO the Lord alone did leAA
him" Deut. 80, XII.
Miss Lucy Saunders, who teaches tn
the High school at Emporia, ana
Miss Alice Saunders. who teaches u
Victoria. have been spending thu
holidays here with their mother.
Miss Julia Belts, who teaches nAan
Maxton, N. c., and little Miss RA1n
McNair. one of her pupils. have tua4
returned to Baxton, after q to0
weeks visit to Miss Belts motlsoSh
Mrs. Lucy T. Belts. OF this piaCA.
Miss Mary e. Petty. after spendins
the holidays here with her parenok
has returned to her school, at Whit
| akers, N. C.
DR.. Frank Eppes. of Norfolk. ~
recently spent several days with hfo
friend. Mr.. A. III. Ferguson. Of thf0
place.
Mr. w. J. Andrews, Of Norfolk. 49,
tied the home OF Mr.. r. L Petty ~
several days during the holidays 8
Messrs. Ralph and James Jes1u1c
have returned to v. p. l.. after spoml4w
| Ing the holidays with their par&14m
here. s
| Miss Julia Herndon. who teac1k19
near Richmond. spent the holt01
here with her father, Mr.. Gao&G
Herndon. Il
| Mr. G. n. Thompson, OF this pI1
! to the surprise OF many frto1
! brought homo his bride on M0M
| last. Mr.. Thompson. with his hx11
err. Mr.. A. +. Thompson. ~
man. left on Saturday for Glm&x
villa, Va. where he wAS nnax1f
Miss theresa pccieys u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
APPOMATTOX

APPOMATTOx, Jan. Miss GAY
Smith Is on a visit to relatives in
Roanoke this week
MIR, and Mrs. r. Fl. Browning spent
the holidays in Richmond with their
children.
Miss Gladys Smith, of woman.s
college. Richmond, and Messrs. wal.
ter Durrum and VIII Walton. OF
Richmond college. spent Christmas
at their homes here.
Miss Annie b. Carter, daughter Of
Mfr WIN Carter. was married to Mr..
Willie I. Wright, on the 25th OF DE-
ccmeer. at the Baptist parsonage
here.
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COLUMBIA

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
COLUMBIA. Jan, Geo. J.
stoneman, of yarlna. Va, and Robt.
E. Hodgson. OF Atlanta, Ga, have
returned to thir respective homes,
after spending several days with
thier parents here.
Misses Fanny and Irene Briggs
and Misses Northern and Williams
of scottsville. were recen. guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Wood.
Miss Jennie Hughes is the guest
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.. P.
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. VI. Cowherd and
Philip Cowherd, OF Richmond, and
Bernard Cowherd, OF Washington,
are spending the holidays with their
PARENTS.
Miss Susie Shepherd. who has been
teaching on the Eastern Shore of
virginia. is spending the holidays in
Virginia, is spending two weeks with
her brother. MIR. Jas. Shepherd.
Mr.. Russell willard was a recent
visitor TO his home here.
Miss Edwinia and Master George
Cowherd, recently OF Orange, are
spending the Christmas vacation
with their uncle. Mr.. b. r. Cow
herd.
Miss Frances Leigh, who has been
spending two weeks at her home
here. leaves today to take charge
OF her school duties In Chuckatuck,
Va.
On Saturday evening the Misses
Hodgson were the Recipients OF Il
most enjoyable surprise party. got
ten up by the younger society set.
About thirty were present, and the
hostesses entertained delightfully."- at
cards until late hour, when de
| Mcious and dainty refreshments we're
served
| There was a dance given by the
boys of the town TO the girls at the
| town hall Monday night. Refresh
lments OF cake and cream were
served at 1870 O'Clock and dancing
! continued until 2. Those present were
Misses Marion Nelson, Frances
Leigh, Marie Payne. Lucy. Mostly,
Susie and Frances Hodgson, Jennie
Hughes, Tomasia Cowherd, Eliza
beth Richardson, Annie and Nellie
Payne, Fanny. and Irene Briggs
Northern and Williams, Isabelle VIII
lard, Avis and Mary Pinkey Wood
and Louise Bowles. Mesdames: Dab.
ney Cosby, Marshall Cowherd and
Everett Moshy and Messrs Marshall
Bernard, Phil Coward. George Cow
herd, Ellis Snead. John and Eddie
Nelson, Jack Leigh. Pannill Hodg'
son. Pemberton and Irwin Wooo
Everett Mosby and Dudley Woodhn
iChaperones: Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Wood. sr., Mrs. Kate Leigh and Mrs
lG. p. Hodgson. Sr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05

with pneumonia as soon as she arrived
at her home here to spend the Christ
mas holidays, has now become much
better, and a rapid recovery Ia looked
for.
the pulpit of the Fork Union Presby-
terrain church on the frat Sunday in
January. Steps Will shortly be taken
to have the new church dedicased.
Walter Chambers spent day or two
In Dillwyn this week where ne went
on social duties, attending a delight
full dance while there.
Arthur Panton, assistant cashier OF
the State Bank OF Arvonia. spent sew
eral days at his old home in Branch
vile, Va, returning here on Monday
of this week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
WOODSTOCK

WOODSTOCK, VA. Jan. 4.--Miss
Annie John Scruggs has returned to
her home in Salem, after visit to
Miss Nan Grabill.
Miss Mamie Washington Williams
was hostess on Monday night for an
attractive card party, given in honor
of her house guest, Miss Anna WEIGH,
of Washington. The ladies prize was
won by Miss Margaret Hoffman and
the gentleman prize by Mr.. NJ. l..
Walton. Jr., and the consolation prize
was awarded TO DR.. w. c. Ford. At
the conclusion of the game a course
lunch was served. The guests were
Misses WEIGH. Of Washington; Re-
becca Paxton, Anna Williams. Annie
Clover, Lula Magruder. Bessie Camp
bell. Mabel and Emily Walton, Viz
ginia Schmitt, Catharine Bargeit,
Margaret Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam .Skyles. of Washington; DR.. and
Mrs. Walter Wunder. DR.. and Mrs. w.
c. Ford, Messrs. Philip and Clayton
Williams Charles Styles. Joseph and
Carl Boyer. Ii, L. Walton. Harold
Newman and Professor c. v. Shoe
maker.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Lines, OF New
York city. are visiting their niece,
Mrs. Leland Stanford Sutherland.
Misses Nan 9rabill and Bessie Hell
Ter, have returned TO Charleston. w.
Va, after spending the holidays at
their home In this place.
Professor Charles Wunder. Messrs.
Carl Shaffer. Mark French, Charles
Haun. wellington, Stockley, M. l.
Walton, Jr.. OF the University OF Viz
ginia; Frank Tayenner and Samuel
Hoshour, OF Roanoke college: j. NJ.
Bauserman. Jr.. Harry Magruder and
Cecil Lich@lter, Of Washington and
Lee university; Harold Newman. OF
Johns Hopkins university: Douglas
and Houston Newman, Walter Has
iette and Wilson Gearing, Of Ran
doiph- Macon college; w. II. Newman,
of Hampden- Sidney college, and
Blaine Spiggle, OF the University Col
lege Of Medicine, have returned 10
their respective schools, after spend
ing two weeks at their homes in this
place.
Miss Olive Ridieberger. has returned
to her home In Washington. after a
visit 10 her sister. Mrs. NJ. w. Ma
gruder.
hiT. Edgar Locke has returned TO
, hss home. In Richmond, after visit
| 10 his sister. Mrs. Russell Boyer.
| Messrs. Robert Holland, OF Column
! hia. Ala. and Pierce Lantz, of Blacks
VILE. W, Va, visited their former
| school mate. Mr.. Clayton Williams,
! during the holidays.
| Mrs. Grace Norman Randall, of the
| faculty of Maryland college. Luth-
erville, Nd. spent the holidays with
| her mother. Mrs. Eta Norman, al
| Hotel Hoffman.
| Dir. and Mrs. william Styles and
little daughter, are visiting his par
| enta. Rev. and Mrs. n, II. Skyies, on
| South Church street.
! Mrs l.. s. Walker and daughter
| Miss Arlene. are visiting relatives In
, Washington.
/ Mrs. y. Sutherland and daughter
| Miss Hetty. have returned from q
weeks visit to relatives in Roanoke
/ an Bedford City.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Boyer, OF
Cape Charles. are listing his parents
| Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Boyer.
Miss Bessis Campbell has return
| etf to kttoUna,- Il, after Il visit to ssei
aunt, Miss Fannie OFT
| Miss Lucy Boyer, has returned to
Baltimore. where she Is studying mu-
sic at Peabody conservatory.
Mrs. NJ. X. French and daughter
| Misa Florence. of Washington, are
! visiting relatives I'm this place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05

afternoon In the home OF Mrs. c. H.
Smith on state street.
The Kings Daughters will meet
next Tuesday afternoon with Miss Lily
Nielsen on Williamsburg avenue.
Misses Adelaide, Mary and Helen
Doniy, OF Norfolk, are the guests OF
friends here.
The funeral OF Mrs. BEDFORD, who
died In her home on Fulton Hill Mon
day evening, took place from the
house Wednesday afternoon. Burial
was In lakewood cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Nielsen and
little daughter, of Orange, Va, have
returned home, after a visit to theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nielsen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-05
CHASE CITY

CHASE err Jam 4,--~afr. and
Mrs. Bernard Roberts. who were mar
ried in Randolph. on December 2sth,
have returned from their wedding
trip and are at the home OF J. w.
Roberts.
. Miss Annie Alexander, of Norfolk.
who has been the holiday guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, j. Fl. Alexan-
der returned Friday.
Mrs. c. f. Walden and SON, Wat
kins, of Amelia. are visiting Mrs,
Belle Potiilo.
Heber Morton. Of Augusta, Ga.
spent a few days this week with his
sister. Mrs. E. W, Hudgins.
II. A Rist, Of Chesterfield county,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Moore,
during the holidays.
Mrs. w r. Clark has returned from
a visit to Mrs. w. A. Barnett in South
Hin
Miss Charlotte Edmunds, of Dam
VILE, and Morton Edmunds of Rich
mond, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s. NJ. Edmunds, on syca-
more street.
/ j.. T.. Graz has returned TO .Roa-
.nuaos after visiting fraessas hArss @
Miss Nancy. Goode, who has been
spending some time IN New York, has
returEed
Miss Elizabeth Roberts returned
to her home here on Tuesday, after
spending several months in Baltimore
and Richm6 nd
Misses Florence Holt and Ella
Hayes, of Newport News, and J. w.
Holt, of Petersburg. have concluded
a visit TO Captain and Mrs Q. j.
Hayes.
s. NJ Elam, OF Richmond. spent
the holidays with relatives here.
Paul williams, who has been visit
ing his brother, Fl. T. Williams. has
returned to his home at Chapel Hill.
~ C.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-01
Sans Berlin in SObamnistGaI.

Ger lebte Sonntag ser 5iue tc
Sag, an Dem iidl Der iran36liideaopf-
ltnr5flieaer GegouO auf Dem Sing
fclo BON Sobannist6nl pro0u3ierte,
bat cine Golfermanorrumg nad) Dem
6luafelO gelodt, mie lie biSber ielbit
bort, no idon 10 picl OeS Seniationel-
len geboten moroeii lit nod nienals
6upor erlebt mltrOr-
Die @egeiIterung, Ole &egouOs
Ero0uttionen pom Samstag bernor-
gerlfen bate iiA mie Elm Sauffeuer
iprtgepflanSt, mo Der Sonntag. an
Dem ole Sunoerttauienoc BON Sport
l~iebbabern aidt onrd) gcih1ftlide
Abbaltllnaen bebinoert marerL 5ogen
Maiien binnns, Die 3ll beforOern Die
~Ourdlalis llid)t 81 fnappen 9crliner
%erfcbrsmittsl allBer Stnnoe marcn.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-01
ltmbiaiac cyOrScrnnocn.

Inter Der Siibrnng bon Sobn Wi.
0ol5en mndte lid i'll Den 9reiirn scr
@rano Mrmn Of tbe HepubIic groBc
lln5ufrieoenbeit meqen Der 1oroe-
rling oes Yeniionsfommiii1rS qpl-
teno. ooB Teteranen ans Dem 8iir.
aerfriegc, pelde Yeniionsonipriihe
erbeben, 8epeiie fir ihren 7omili-
ennomen, fir ole Arf ibrer 8eIddf-
tigiing mGbreno Der 5ehm Sabre por
Dem Sabre 1860 un0 einen Stomm.
baum bei6ringen miiiien. IS miro
9elteno gemadt, ouf IoIde8eiic mir.
Den bieIe @eteranen Der EeniionS3li-
lngc berluitig geben, aiii pelfc lie
noh Dem Sberipooo : @eieb Nnlprid
b6tten mo nnmentlid meroe Dies BON
ben forbiaen geteranen geIten BON
nelhen niele aIs Stlaben geboren
finO.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-01
Cmfcl Sam nnO NierifO.
GurUpGiidDe MGdDte uerlangen Nnf.
flGrnun.

@aibfngton, 30. Oft. Sic
bieiiae Meaierluag miro 0euiH6dit ben
fretnoen oil Wferifo intereiiiertcu Dc
giernngen cine GrfI1rung iiber ibrc
merifaniihe Yolitif 5nfonmen lolicn.
gfls ourdl Die guerfennlutg ser Gifto-
fur @nerto's ieitcns oes engliifen
@eion0ten in Nierifo, Cir Sioncl
GarOen, elmo 5eittpeiliae mo 5fpnr
nid)t mbetrGdtlide Nerihnnpfuag
bier einaetreten NOR, uabnl Staats-
iefretdr YrDon @elegenbeit. Den ciI-
rnpGiihen WGdten Oiplonlatild ma
he 81 leQcli, lie modten lid nid)t nnh
irgeno elmer Hidtnng bin oerpflid-
ten. I'M nidlt Den Ser. Staatcn III.
NOTICE SdNpicrigfciten in 0cn @ea
81 legen, Ionoern abmarterb bis Die
6ieiiqe Mcqicrung ibre @eidliiiie &c.
foBt babc. Ticiem @nuihe baben
Iidl nm bis iebt orei &eqierunaen
geneigt qe3eigt, Geiltihlano, Sronf-
reid uno @nglano, aber inter Der
@aoinquna, oaB Die Ser. Staaten
ihre meritonifhe |olitif Oefinitin
Oarleaen Ioatcn. Garonf6in bat Se
fretar grpoll Die 3iliagc gcgebcn,
Dab cine iolde Grtl1rung eriolgen
Iolle, nie bereits I'M Staatsoepartc-
ment mitgeteilt murOe, mo nodo M
9rdlioent @ilion BON leiner SiiOa
lanofobrt 3uriidgefebrt lit mo nit
oem Staatsiefret1r iiber Die 6raac
fonferiert bat. 0iirfte Die be5iiglidlc
@rflGrimq erfolgcn. Scr 3eitpunft
miro oorl1ufig aaeroings nod nibe'
itinlmt geloiien. Man Oiirftc mar
ten, bis sic merifaniihen @oblbcrif.
te poaitdnoig porlieaen mo Die @ls
erto &egieulng ibrerleits 0e3eiat
bat, mas iie 81 tim %geoenft.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-01
@Orbereituusen fir fcitlidea Gin
sus in Sramuidlueig.

Mebrere @iirOentrdger BON
8raunibmeig befiuoeu iid i'm Nllqen-
bid bier. Miniiter @olff uno Sbcr-
bofmaridaa bon alellde boltell ofn
Samstag pon@man0en 0ieGer5idts-
llrflnOe oes &er3ogS BON Gumber-
lano ab. Sr 9raunihmeia bat ois
Grtra=S eiiiou oes 2~anotaqs beaoll=
nen. ald miro ld)on an Den gorbc-
reitungen fiir ben feitliden ginSilg
oes iungen Ser5Ogspaars riibrig e.
arbeitet.
Ser &eaeut, Ser3og Sobann 9((-
breht 8u Medlenburg miro oas 2an0
nm 5reitag nerlaiien. @r erbalt Dor
Der Elm @brengeiAeuf.
&rin8 grnit 9lnguit mo oie @rilt
seiiin ueranitalten in &at6enom 9l6
ihieooinners fir Ole 3ipiI- uno Mi.
lit1rbeboroen uno bereiten Die Dem.
n6ditige llmiicolung nod 8rallil-
ibweig Dor.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-01
0ss @riasen GiO ais prrnniidcr 8
fi5ier.

Set Dem am 20. Mai 1915 eq
folgten SoOe oes @rir3en @eorQ
8ilbelm, beiBt es meiter, fonlne MI
nod 8rin5 grnit 9uguit IN getradt.
Set oeiien @ermdbllnq nit &rill4
5eiiin 8iftoria Cutie, Der eiu3igea
Eo6ter Oes aaiierpaars, ieien etQe
Jamiliellbanoe 5miiden beiOen @dl.
lern gel6affen morOen. Ger Yrinj
fei nit @enebmiguig ieines Gaters
ais 9ffi5ier in oas preuBiide Sees
eingetreten. @ioli6 babe er Dem &ai-
Ter uno &0nig Sreue unO @ebofIan,
geiobt mo alf idriftlihem8ege Dem
&ei6sfan3ler erfl1rt, er erblide III
ieinem @io 0as Gcripre6en oaB er
nidts tue uhO mteritiiBe, mas Iid
gegen ben 8eiibitono @renBels rid.
tie. gr balte li6 bieron oallerno &c.
bunoen. 0as i6lieBe aild5 Die Scr
pfli6tinag elm, Delde fiir einen 9uli-
0es ~fiiriten ielbltperit1nolih lei.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-01
3wii6enfal anf ser Tabrt mad
EMSnbrunn.

Auf Der 6abrt nad Sd0n6rnnn
ereignete it'd Elm 3wii6enfoa, tpelder
onfdnglih groBe allfregimg berpor-
rief. An ben 8aaelJ in Ueldem Die
beioen aoiier fibrcn, trat pl0blid1
aus Der Wfeuge III Ittuaer Mauu, mic
ipdter ieltgeiteat murOe EN- Nlaldi-
nenarbeitcr, 6eran. or i~iberreidtc
Dem &oiier 6ran5 Solepb Elm Shrci-
ben, Del6es oieier aud e~ntaeqeu-
nabm. Dos Sdreiben cntbieIt cine
potriotiihe SegriiBung Der 6ei0en
ytonarden, Die Eoli5ei fano es IN
Oelien Ood fir ge6oten Den Muin iii
uerbaften. or Duroe pernommelt ii.
tla@ Der 6cititellirg ieiner Ycriona-
lien alsbalo nieoer entIaIipn.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-01
SIN SuOe Oielsccc6rt.
6aiiers araus anf Sars Oes Web.
&Dmmersienraths WDlSberaer.

8crl raj, 30. Gft. 3it elmer ail-
8croroeatIid einnrpd poten Seer.
gatuitctc nd 0ie geiieBunlg 0es pot
Dehigen Gagen peridieoeren @e6.
aommer5ienratbs 2ilomig Wtar @olo-
berger, oeiien 2eihe nod Dem alten
iii0iiben 5rieObofe in Der S6on6an=
Ter Nle iiberfiibrt moroen mar.
Sn Dem rieiigen Grauer3uge mar
por aqem Die geinmmte aauflnann-
lbofl ocs (Sll- llno Nuslan0es 0urh
berpotragenoe Nepr1ientaltten per
treterL Die Heidsamter, ole Itaatli
den mo itdotiiAen 9e6or0etl, Ser
cine faltfmdmiiAer 1lno miiIeni6aft-
lider HibtnngerL battcn 9~(6oronllll.
gen geiall0t. Die oeri6ie0cnen 3nei-
.ge oes @anOels mo Ser SnonItrie inn
gat5an 9euti6en GeiH botten gele-
1ierte 9eldieft, Dem Maune, oeIicu
8irfen Elm 10 umfangreides gene
len, Die leBte Gbre 81 ermeiien.
Ser einfade Sarg perldmano poa-
ltGnoig inter Der 6iiae BON 9lnmcn-
fifteen aus alien Sdnoeril.
Safer @ilbelm Der fir sic piel-
leiti9e Gdtigfeit 6errn @olobergers
tets Elm berDorragenoes SntereIie all
Den Gag gelegt mo ieine 9eilnobmc
aild) ollrd) cine b%eionoere geileias-
0eDeldlr n1tsdp0riirft hottie hntte nI.s,t-
faaS einen prddtigen aran3 geianOt.
Der allf elmer Shleife Ben faiierlidi.n
Johannesburg trug mo inter oa Sen
glnmenipcnoen berporragte.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-01
NlS Ser5Og
QnerfQant
Sramnidipcisiide 6rasc BAN Sur
Oesratir entidieOeu.

Berlin, 80. Oft. 9nrd eli.
itimmigen geihliiB bat Ser 8iuioc
rat Dem mebrertpd6nten Nntro]
|reuBens i~totteegebelt, meldem 3il.
folge Erins grnit guauIt BON Gum.
berlnno 0en@er5ogstbrcn pon9raim.
ihmeig beiteigen miro. @or Der emo
giiltigen @nti6eiOumg bate Scr
braunihmeigiihe Diiniiterprdiiocnt
Sarttpie9 Dem 8pmOcsratb cine llr-
funoe oes @er3ogs BON Cumberland
porgelegt in pelder oieicr onf Den
braunidmeigiiden 9bron 3~uglnItet
ieines Sobnes, oes %rin5en gruit
Nuguit 8er5iAt ~leiitet.
Ser @ortlaut oes prcuBiihcn Nn.
trays lit numuebr per6ffentlidt NOR
ben. 3unddit miro cine biitprilhe
Dnrlegung Der gelamnten 9lngeIe.
genbeit gegcben. SIS miro altsge-
fiibrt. Dab bic friibereu 8eidfiilic
0es 8unoesrotbs, tpelde Den Gum
berl1noern ben @eg gum braun
i6weigil9en 36ron p%erle9teu. per
onlaBt morDen leien ourdl 0as sc
iteben eines iOeeIen &riegs8uitonoe
oes @etfenbmIics gegen YreuBen.
Dos batte einen @ioeriprllb nit
ben @rnnoprin5ipicn DER 8unOespers
trage mo ser &eidsperfaiinmg er-
geben. Nlid) Der %er5idt Oes Ser
5ogs BON Cumberland mo Oes 1ltc
item Sobnes, 8rin8en @eorg @ii-
beln, 5ugllnlten oes smeiten Sob
mes, 8rinscn Grnit 9luauit 6o6e Sic
Gage niht gednoert.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-01
2ainna ser aOnisSfrasc.

Sine %Orlaac fir CttO'S uOn 8aucrn
N6iebnng mo Ginlebnna 9noiuigS
iOA 6agriidcm ganotag sMaclra.
10 ii II d en-, 80. Oft. Der f0nia.
li6e Stpat9ratb bat fiir cine 99aB
nabnle geitimut, 0ic bic G%itttbronniio
oes geiltesfrunfen AoniQs Otto pon
8opern uuo Die @iuiebnng Oes Erin5
regenten SliOfDig nls a0nig bespgdt
Nadber lit Der Miuiterratb su
iainnitngetreten mo bat bcidlo'ic.
Dem Sanotag cine 0erartige &orloge
5t unter6reiten.
Cine Mehrbeit in 6ciOen Sduiern
lit aeiidert.
sc il linden, IS. Oftober. Qee
baDeriide Staatsrath bat, ullter Ocna
&oriiB oes 9rin5 9legcnten ellopig.
cine gorlage g%ntge6eiBen, eia mtf,
lofprt Dem 2anOtag 3ugegongci lit
unO @aragrap6 81 Der GerialInlil
dnoert.
0ieglenoerung lniltet 0obia: 4tnl
iad Der 5e6nj1brigeli &egenanaif
feline Aitsiidt beite6t, ouB Der 9~eiitce-
.ranfe aonig Otto re9ieruulaSfrhig
sUeroc, fam Der &eaent Die .fcseni
iboft fiir beenoet ltiO Die 9broninlae
iir eingetreten erflarcn. Gem ilil-
per8iiglih ein5nberliieu0en Qannta9
iin0 Die @riinoe Der Oauernoeu Jae
aierlm9slnfdhigfeit Oes aonigs he-
bltfS %3ultimmnmg alt5uaeben.
Dir &egriillouia fiibrt aus. onB es
0anit Dem Grmeiien oes Regeutsl
freiitebt, 5l beltinmen Oh 0as Seer
9iaen Der Hegentidaft sim @p6l sea
Stnates notpenoig iei.