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The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

Charles E. Mersou, q and Ruth N Watts 10. both
OF Lansdowne. Nd. Rev. George A. Miller.
Adolph H. Jus. 9, Of Salt Lake City. Utah, and
Mary NJ Martin. %. Rev. Hermon s. Pinkham.
James D. Coates, q. and Lula E Dulansy. .
both Of Etlan Va. Rev. James s. Montgomery
Isdore I. Meyrotivtz. .. and Jennie B. Hinkle. q.
Rev. G.. Siluerstone.
James Il. Stanley. a. and Lena Phillips. 70
Rev. Donald c. Macleod.
Herbert T. Barber. 81. and VERONA A. Bedell
~ Rev. G. W Van Tossen.
Edward N. Parrish. Is. Of Relay, Nd. and
Amelia L. Etc. "A. Rev. W. C. Parih.
Bruno Hsberer. 2, and Rose Borenstein, . both
Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev g. Siveutone.
COLORED.
". Brewer, a. and Ida Banks. IS.
G. Cox. q, and Mary J. Trayers. 10
E Jackson. 2. and MaMie Mannel p.
II. Washington, 2. and Edmonia e. Stewart 2.
F. Cans 9. and Martina Morse -
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
DIED.

HECKMAN-on Tuesday, March Is, 1913,
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs
Street, JOHN HERSTER HECKMAN.
aged eighty years, of pneumonia Mr.
Hickman had been, until his retire.
ment nine years ago, general freight
agent of the Lehigh Valley RaiIrna5
His burial will be in 'Easton, Pa. on
Thursday. March 30
Sunday. March 1s. 1913,
at the family residence. go b Street
Southeast, Rev. DENIS NJ McCOR-
MICK.
Funeral services will be held at st.
Joseph's Church. Baltimore, Md, of
which he was pastor, with mass at
I'D a M, on Wednesday. March 10
Burial service at Mount Olivet Gem
etery, Washington. d. c.. Wednesday,
March l9. at 2 p. m. Relatives and
friends invited to attend both serv-
ices.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
Daniels Commends Quartermaster

A letter of commentator for his brav.
cry in rescuing a shipmate from death
by drowning was yesterday sent by Sec
retary of the Navy Daniels to Hans Hen
ningsen. chief quartermaster, L. S. N,
of Brooklyn. n. Y. and attached 10 the
L. S. submarine tender Castine. The
rescue occurred in Guantanamo Bay.
Cuba
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
Local Temperatures.

Midnight, "a; 9 a. m, 3; a m. 81 a. m. 3;
a. m, 50; 10 a. m. Il; II noon, q: p. m. 81;
D. m, "A; D. m. So; p. m. 4s; 10 p. m, u
highest 81; lowest z.
Relative humidity-s a. m, 81; y. m. IS; p.
m, 81 rainfall 70 p. m to .. m.) none; hours
of sunshine I'll; PCT cent Of possible sunshine 100.
Temperature same date last year-Hishest, II; low
est, q.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
Denies Bribe Charge.

Concord, y. H.. March 1s-Clifford
Snow. of Manchester. who is accused
by Gordon Woodbury., a recent candi-
date for United States Senator. of offer
ing to sell his vote and those of four
other members of the Legislature for
$1,000 10 Woodbury., to-day emphatically
denied the charges
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
Begin Tax Dodging Cases.

Richmond. Va, March 1S.-Formal ac.
ton has been begun here by the State
against Armour G. Company and the
Standard Oil Company for tax lodging
and making false returns. These facts
were adduced before the grand jury
which investigated the matter for several
months. The cases are to be heard
next month.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19

the facilities afforded by branches OF
their own banks in other countries.
Did the Right Thing.
Senator Bacon. commenting on the
Presidents action. said:
II have not read the Presidents state
nent, but from what has been said 20
me personally about 1t. should say that
he did entirely right in refusing to re-
quest American bankers to participate In
the loan. If our .ankers make loans in
China or elsewhere. let them be guided
by their own Judgment and assume the
risk. ] do not think this government
should do any thing In such cases that
could possibly be construed as a guar
antee by the. government of the safety
Of such enterprises. IL by open door
policy the President means that Ameri-
cans shall have equal right with that Of
other nations in China. should say re
is right there also.''
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19

DIR. W. Z. Geil. who in 1903 journeyed from end to
end Of the Chinese wall says that with its extension
its total length is really $50 miles and that ogi-
nally 1000 stone towers guarded it.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19

lead. tin zinc will absorb platings Of copper
silver or gold until the superiog uetal entirely
disappeafy
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
Temperature. in Other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount of rainfall for the twenty-four hours ended
at p n. yesterday. are ss follows:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28

lashed from his place of business
with a cash register in his arms.
He never stopped until he reach
ed the topmost point of the capt.
toll dome.
"When the flood started, the
water came so fast that men start
ing to give the alarm failed to
reach the bridges ON the west
side before they were swept away.
II saw q street car swept from
a bridge, falling against a build
ing. The passengers clambered
up to the windows of the build
ing and escaped.
G. f. Barton, another refugee,
said he saw seven persons who
had been swept into a tree top,
slowly succumb to the cold yes
terday and drop into the water.
1.-THE rescuers," Barton said,
"were unable to reach the tree
before the seven victims dropped.
When they finally reached it, IL
was cleared except for a thinly
clad woman who clasped a baby
in her arms. The sight drove the
watchers frantic and by an al
most superhuman effort rescuers
reached the tree just as the wOm-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28
TRAGIC STORIES ARE
TOLD BY REFUGEES

tBy United Press Leased Wire. }
CLEVELAND, o., March 2S.-
Tragic stories of the sufferings en-
dured by Columbus flood victims
were told here today by refugees.
State Representatives kirkpatrick
and Cooper were among the ar
rivals, both agreeing that the re-
ports of fatalities have been great
ly exaggerated.
- "a single BRIDGE said Kirk
patrick, remains standing in Co.
lumbus. The rescue work there,
however, has been systematized
and marooned persons are being
carried to safety.
Last night 1 saw a mother and
seven children, the eldest of
whom was but eleven years, res
cued. They were faint from ex-
posture and lack of food. The
husband and father was missing.
Sat one of the moving picture
shows Wednesday when the reel
stopped, some one shouted that
a storage dam had broken. When
I reached the street,, I saw people
everywhere, some half dressed
and some carrying bird cages and
pet dogs. One saloonkeeper
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28
FR|GHTFUL
STORY Of
VICTIMS
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By Unte0 FfeSS Leased N1fe.)
DAYTON, O., March %. - A
frightful story of the plight of the
flood and fire victims was told
by Abbie and Mamie Hedges, resi-
dents of Hess street, who were
rescued during the day.
= Hundreds of people maroon
ed in that neightborhood," they
said, "are slowly starving to
death. The rescuers must work
fast or they will be too late to
render much aid. Many will not
survive even If they are rescued
now. 1t is already too late"
On Pulaski street two families,
consisting of nine members, es-
capped by lashing themselves to
shutters and sliding down the
roofs of their houses into the
water. Ropes were attached to
the shutters, and they finally were
pulled to safety.
Mrs. Katherine O'Conner and
daughter Blanche were rescued,
the husband and son remaining
behind. They were among the
missing this afternoon and 1t Is
feared they persisted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28
CREST
REACHESTH
WABASH
INDIANAPOLIS Ind M

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March
2S.-Encouraging reports from
flood swept Indiana were received
here today, although 1t will be
months before normal conditions
are restored. Actual informa-
ton Is LACKING but it is believed
that relief has reached all flood
refugees in Central and North
ern Indiana.
The most discouraging reports
today came from the lower end
of the Wabash river. 1t was re-
ported the flood crest had just
reached this section and the trou-
BILE there was just starting.
More than 1000 refugees are
being cared for here and boats
are securing West Indianapolis
and Broad Ripple for marooned
sufferers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28


ORPHANS HOME. 3321 eth av.,
nice yard near school. Proctor
2Cl3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28
DINNER PARTIES


and room and board at Mrs. H JoT-
gensen's dining room. above gill
Drug Co., SO. Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28
THEIR FACES
WERE ONLY
SCRATCHED

Owing to an erroneous account
cleaned by the police, it was
wrongly stated in the Times that
the congregation of the Swedish
Free are:AoalS, church had severe
ly beaten two men who had tried
to force their way into the church
several nights ago while a bust
ness meeting was going on, when
in reality, it was two members
of the congregation who had their
faces scratched.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28
MCNAMARA IS
NOT AFTER
SOFT JOB
(By United Press Leased Wire. /,

(By United Press Leased Wire.t
SAN QUENTIN, Cal, March 2S.
"A soft job is the hardest kind
of work, in the opinion of Convict
J. J. Mcnamara, dynamiter of the
Los Angeles Times, who is back
In the prison jute mill here today
after he had requested and had
been given a snap" position in
the laundry.
Mcnamara complained of the
hard grind in the jute mill and
asked to be changed. After sit
ting around for an hour in the
laundry waiting for something to
sort, he asked to be sent back to
the jute mill.
Give this job to some little
fellow who can't stand the gaff
in the jute MILL" he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28
PREDICTS MORE
RAIN STORMS

SANTA CLARA, CAL, March
2S.-Sun spots, apparent at the
present time, are to cause rain
storms in the state from this date
until early in June, according to
observations made here today by
Father j. S. Ricard, astronomer
at the Catholic university of San
ia Clara. The recent storms
here and in the east were predict
ed with accuracy by Father Ri
card.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28
Are Re al
Names, Mind You

Omitted Press Leased Wire.>
NORTH YAKIMA, March
%. Quah-Qui-To-Weet-My,
n Yakima Indian, hit u snag
here today i'm his attempt to
secure a divorce from his
wife, Wou-Ani-Sam, when
the latter came back with q
cross complaint. She names
Wat-Tah-TOoks as co-respon-
dent. Le-Hi-At, Quah's
mother-in-law, and We-No-
Me-Nach-Sa, are witnesses
against him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28
JOSSELYN QUITS

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore, March 2S.---
After serving six years as the
president of the Portland Rail-
way, Light & Power company. b.
8. Josselyn has today rendered
his resignation to the board of
directors to take effect July /.
Mr.. Josselyn gave as his reason
that he was greatly In need of q
rest or change
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28
WOOD AND COAL

S~~~~~~y~~~>>~~c~s~~s~ --~~>es>>~~>~>s~~->--e~
BROS, hay. grain. poul-
try supplies and coal and wood.
10th and X. Phone Main AL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28

an dropped into the water. The
baby was dead from exposure but
the mother clung to him until a
policeman forced her to loosen
her grasp"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28
CALIFORNIA
WOULD AID DIR.
lBy United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SACRAMENTO, March 20. -
Congress Will be asked by the
California legislature to offer I'm
ancial aid to DIR. Frederick II.
Friedman, discoverer of an al
legged tuberculosis cure, II bill
by Senator Cohn now before the
legislature is favorably acted
upon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28
MANY CONTRIBUTIONS.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-Contri-
buttons of Chicago residents to
the flood victims of Ohio and In
dian Today reached $15S,496, be-
sides several trainloads of sup
plies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-03-28

QBy United Press Leased Wire.p
SPOKANE, March 2S.-Blood
poison threatens the life of DR..
HI. II. Mccarthy, surgeon of the
Sacred Heart hospital here today,
as the result of his pricking him
self with a needle while sewing
up the head of an injured man.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06

lge &ednlrng getragen tperoen ntl1B,
lit man iid) al,b in etpas meiteren
&reilen einig. @ie oas geuna6t mer=
5en mtn bat 0ie Mgitation fir oaS
log. gidgeieb ge5eigt, 5as gegen Die
@erperpoung bon 9iftigem Nbospbor
in ser Streidbol5ir6auitrie geridtet
mar, neil oieies @ift 1ie &bospbor-
nefrole, cine idredlide @%erufstronf-
felt, perlrrladte. Deie Suriorge
loute unbeoingt a11A oa1f anbere Be
rufe, auf Die ginidranftlgn ate6erer
8erufsframfbeitef, m~asgeoebnt mer-
sen. @era6e 6os min Der Central
@erein 3l1 erreidJem iltdent inoem er
fir ole 5haatem, 5ie nod tent geeig,
netes, sic ginidrdnffung pon @ernfs-
f%ranfbeiten forberu6es @eieb baben,
ste Mnnobane eines paiienbem @a
Iebes befiirtportet. Sen 8raiioenten
ser einselnem Staatsperban6e iit,b ur1=
ter @utbeiBumtg 6es @raiioeuben 6es
Go, our6 sic @entral<St elIe @1t.
,purfe eines iolden @eiebes 5ngegan-
gen, sic nit einem BON ser @nperican
Mi1ociotion for 2abor legislation be-
fiirtporteben @eieb iibeneinitin1me11.
|Die @olptforberparg 6es @nttpurfes 1T
Ie6inIih Sic SEN Meraten OUTER
legte @enpfdidtung, 8erufsfranfbeiten
ebenio at meloen tpie 6as gegeatodr-
tig BEL aniteden6en &rarfbeitem ge-'
idiebt. 8eitebt einmal 6ieie 0eeloe-
pfIidt, oo1m f03t1nen 1peitere Shritte
unter11o1p1,e1u men6en, TIM 8letpergif=
tnng, Notwithstanding, @aiiiom+
fronfbeit 1e116 11ottdbe an0ere 8erlpfs.
franfbeit 1ur@ 8rdpentipmaBregeln
eimami9rdnfen. Sos miro umio mirf-
ianper 9ei4ebem fomnett, lie ge1laaer
alrb 5ltperldiiiger 6as iitatiiHide Mate+
rial iiber Ole 3abI ser 8ernrfsfrartbei=
ten in einem @toote lit. Die 5toa=
ten Californian, Seem Sort, Seem Ser
iep, CONNECTICUT, S1inois, MarDlnr5,
@isconiit 11no Midigan baben bereits
.ein 5~erortiges @eieb.
Dieies 8orgeben lit nidt n1r print
3ipien onerfeme1smerb, ionoern ord,
redt pruftil6. So5iale @eiebgebnrtg
min i6rittpeiie erfGmpft mer6en. @s
ldeint, 6ub ser @entra=8erein nno
5ie @entrolzStene n11f ser rebten
64brte iin6, un6 mt6 Musiidten orf
@rfolg baben. Dte Staatsberbdnbe
men6en 1iderli6 ol16 SOS ibrige tblt1,
sic Mnnabme 6ieies @eiebes 5n itdern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
Sic alte &etmatb.
Oherbmra.

Sn ser Mitte 0es Sa1tl1nr bat ser
@roBberaog auf ieiner DoM v2ebm=
iabn" bei Sloenburg cine gr0be=
re Seeretle a%tgetreten, auf ser i'm
ser grbgroBber5og 11n6 Ole @roBber<
5ogin SSngenbnrg nn6 Mltburg beglei-
ten. Die &eiie fiibrt 6ur@ 6as
Meer, no Elm Mnfentbalt
Don 3 Monuten genounmen mer6en
ion. Die groBber5ogltdyen &imer
ihlieBeu ii6 ser @eiellidaft in @ene=
,6tg an.
6pm11ober.
Sn @i1besbeim begam Ser
&roaeb gegen 5en Commencement
Sbeo6or N~iitortus, Sen banferottetl
8anfier. Sener &ra6 battle rieiiges
@ufiaen gema6t, un1 namentlt6 sic
&atboliide &eretnigung mar iebr
idmer 5opon betroffen mor6en. Cor
6inol &opp fat peri0nlih 100000
Marf 6a1rh Sen @ra6 berloren! -
@egen Steuerbimer5iebung itan6 Ser
giebbdm0ler &einri6 SLOPE outs 2ebr,
tie Dor Ger bieligen 5traffamnn1er. Dte
Mnflage eritredte itd auf 5ie lebten 5
Sabre, III 6enen Globe lein @tntom=
me1t INN 8mei6rittel gu 1tiebrig nnge.
qeben botte. Dos @eri9t p~erurtbeilte
SEN Mngeflagten at 1882 30. @el6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06

SO. g. 9felton, Elm @mlfmam 3u
stamlep, Sno., iagt, er piiroe feline
$4,000 nebu1en fir Die 2itt0erlng,
sic ibm eine ein5ige 5dodtel 6olep
MierenpiMe1 brod)h. sd bate einet1
Id,linnre1t Mnfan BON Mierenbei6ner-
5be nit beftigem Sdu1eraen in mei-
treut @uider nr6 fona1te mid fani1
Hgraobnlten. Cine ein5ige 5dadtel
sSoleD Mierenpiuen beilten mid ool1-
IIttarbig. Molitor Drug So. Grt-
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
tperfes ser Tirm Sc Dietri6 in
Mutte rbuu en- lit abgebrnrunt.
Deiterreid- ltnsaru.

Sir Sic Moria MassiftteHfana II ,
@iem 1918, fin1 bie 8ouarbpiten
fir Sic erfodgreide 8etbeiIigut,g Ser
10 Mbtbeillrneen nun beenoet. - Sn
lit 6ra1r @11iIiie, sic
lette gnfelin 6es Stroller Sreibeitg-
bel6en Sol. 5pedbad)er, llnb Eodter
6es befannten anoerI Spedboder, int
Sitter bon SO Sabren g%eitorben. -
SSn ibrem @obnbauie Bel ser 3iegelei
6er Sbpotbetarbanf in 2emberg
lit oie 90idbrige Mrbeiterin @3D-
manSfn nit Dren 4 gnfelfinoern on
&ob6lenorbogag erifttiiM: Ma9 elmer
mgunifige1 &eoiiion Ser Hoitoants-
foiie lit 5e0enif eridoB ser bor-
.tige &oitmeiiter &ih. &artl feline bei-
0en Sodter I'M Sitter bon 3 a1n6 z
Sabren u1o bradte oann ieinem g
iabrigen sobn, ieiner 6rou uno
idlieblid ii6 ielblt idhpere @erlesun-
gen bel. = Nrdlat Sob. &iibner bom
g ifergomer 9omeapiteL iit int
Sitter bon u Sabren geftorben.
SIM iii0liden GbeiIe ser 8nsfn fon
cine nelte bon @ombas ausgeberbe
8abnlinie erbol1t per0en. Sm 3ulam-
menbang 6mnit miiniden sic @enein-
sen 8ascuilaf, 0unab0fenD ur6
upbalanfa 9ie Srodenlegung 6e5 l1e-
beri6fpemnnngsgebietes ser Donal1.
2nremb1trg.
Sn Mie6er6onben 3erit0rte
cine 6ea,ersbrunit Stan un6 S9eune
1es s. &oos : @eber. = SStt &oI-
marberg feierten ole gbeleute s.
Gid u1rb @liie 8enoit @oloene Sod-
5eit. = Sem 50 Sabre alter S. &in-
finger in GIarmetIer ffieB Elm
be6auerlider l1nfam gu. MIs er nit
ieinem @eipann a11f 6em &eimtpege
begriffen tpar, idlug SOS 8ferb BIN
ten ul:s un6 traf i'm 10 beftig an Sen
&opf 6aB er etnen SddbeIbra19 erIitt
1no nod in 6erielben MaM oeri9ieo.
Mnf Dem &ittensperf in Differ
oingen perungluidte Ser 80 Sabre
olte Mnfuppler SSgno5 @eIbes. or
gerietb ndbreno oes Mnfuppelns 5ni-
iden 5mei @agenp11ffer uno erlitt
3erart ihmere &lpetidungett, sob er
fl1r5e 8eit mod,ber ftarb. ~ SSn elmer
I@aIerie 5u ,ono Sc @ras" lei Sc o.
1ingen be~runglmdte ser 27idbrige
bier tpobt1enoe 8ergnont MloDs De-
der. MIs er nit Sem 8rebeiien an
Ser Minettnano einen 8lod berrnter-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
totten6prf brannten Shel11le

Jt OIIe 90 [ OIuH1tIRN SuJeu1t
unb s%tallalngen bes friberen 8abn~
oermalters Deng unb sic anitobett6e
|Sdeune seq 0econonte1t @einig ab.
- Das 400 Snbre olte &atbbaus 1T
stuotpro5e1ten tpir6 iitase-
redt renopirt. - SSn Curing bel
@aiIau lit ser beionbers in Sd9erfrei=
fen befannte Mustrogsba1er Sol. Sol
finger, 81 Sabre alt, geitorben.- Ser
6Oiabrige Sdn1mader @erl in
6 ottgei1ering berungliidte
|0urA Grploiion elmer &etrolenmlamr
pc tootli9. - Selbftmoro 6up6 CT
idieBen periibte 1T geiitiger nmnad~
tung ser @etreibeban0ler Gbeoo.
|@diibe if. in 8ur3bnrg.- 81
II n ie6el ~ielbitmor6ete Ole ge-
miitfbgfronfe @e9tsanmaltsgattin
Trom Er0ger. ~ Dos &ettungsbaus
in Drantberg lit ubsebrotnt,
6o6 fonnten alle &it16er gerettet mer=
sen. -Sn &eutIingen beging
Sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENT @briitine
.5al5er, cine gebprene &am bon Git
iingen, ibren 100. @eburtstag. -
Sn &ota6 ont 5egerniee brnnnte
ste Sfenbren1rerei 6es Safenm1eiiters
5tefon mlbribt nie6er.
@iGrttemberg.
Dos Mbgeon6netenbqa1s 0es. tle1tetr
2onotag miro aus 26, biSber %
@entrlnmsmGn11ern, 20 btsber ~
@o~nierpotioe,r, 10 bisber % Bolts
porteilern, beifeben. Das Centrum
un0 Sic Goniernatipen berfiige1t iiber
Ole SaIfte oIer Sibe a1n6 Sic biSbe=
rige Mebrbeit ser 2infen lit gebro=
diem. - Sn 5tuttgart mur0en
ote bergr0Berte @alusfapeue nno Der
Merbou ser Morien=Mnitalt feterlih
%beneoicirt. = SSn 8iberad, 6eiien
8eo6lterlt1tg gu 5mei Dritteln aus &o<
Holifen beitebt, 4puroen bet Ser 8qbl
fir 5en 8iirgerausiduB nrr 2 &a=
tbolife1t gegen 6 &roteitanten er=
maiblt. ~ Dos I'M Mnidluiie on Ole
Dor 5ebn SSabren in @rtingen
erbal1te @leinfin0er=8 emabranital un5
5dpeiterr-Station fir &%ranfenpfle=
.ge nen erboute ct. @eorgsbaus 1T
eingemeibt mor0en. ~ SSn IS Il no
miro in oieiem Srlbiabre ein @nd9a=
riitiider &ongreB u%bgebalten tperoer.
~ &odm. &r. 8forrer @ottfrieo
&noufff in l1ntermar6tbal lit
I'M Sitter BON 60 Sabren geitorben. Sn
2nfen5orf bratntte oos 8obn-
un6 0ecoromiegebdu6e 6es S6reinerS
Mnt. 5da1le nie6er. Ser Mebger-
meiiter @ottl. @ogner III Shil=
tat ftiir5te in.6er D1ntelbeit in Ole
&in8ig un6 %ertranfft. Sn g DID nj
mad perl1ngliide @utsbeiber @.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-06
8aben.

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-11-20
OF GOOD
ROADS IS COMING
Col. Thatcher With Mule Team and
Burro Making Way to Pendleton
to Preach Better Highways.

a real apostle or good roads is
Col. Charles w. Thatcher. who will
reach Pendleton in a few days in the
interests of New York to Seattle
highway. He knows good roads
when he sees them. likewise bad roads
for, good and bad. he has Travelled
over $4,000 miles OF highway in the
United States in his little blackboard.
He is the authorized representative
Of the Washington National Highway
Commission and everywhere he stops
he raises his voice to urge better
roads.
Col Thatcher. who Is described as
a very picturesque character. travels
by mule power Two little Spanish
mules pull his light conveyance and
his only other companion Is loud
voiced burro which acts in the capac-
ity OF a speed regulator The little