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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-01-02

t'lrb the most carefully and adroitly
arranged mortuary tables. Think
what continuing affront a terrestrial
lingerer like that would be even to
the most patient and conservative
funeral director and to the old sexton
as he mumbles his deep bass song
I Gather Them In Gather Them In.
What relief it was at last when
the grand old man was gathered to
his fathers and ceased to be the
pioneer settler and Oldest inhabitant
the last authority on the coolest win
ter and the hottest summer of whom
all stood in awe, who knew every
thing that had ever happened in
Mesopotamia and who if he were alive
today would probably be able to give
the names of all the vice presidents
of the United States!
of this modest man, this first con-
servative citizen OF the world-Me-
thuselah-the son CT Enoch, sixth in
descent from Seth and the father OF
Lamech. 1t is all given in three
verses in the fifth chapter Of Genesis.
He undoubtedly was a man of SUBJ
stance. One may be permitted to
wonder how many attempts were
made to interest him in various en-.
terprises' framed in the bluest of tur-
quoise, with view of separating him
from his money or it's equivalent in
cattle, or sheep or the fruits Of the
field. For in that day as in this there
doubtless were admirable tellers of
short stories. horse traders with a
wonderful gift OF language, real es.
tate men who could paint landscape
of bewitching beauty-but, alas, we
have no account of them and as there
are no precedents. when Sinbad the
Sailor and Baron Munchausen propose
to let us in on a good thing, why, we
have to look out for ourselves, that
is all. 1t is at this season of the year
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-01-02

Consisting of 13 cows and coming three
wear old heifers al to bring calf but one and
she has calf by side, I bull calf. I grade steer
calf, I grade mich COW, also my herd bull ADJ
vancer |, No 3483o6 'oming years old, weight
1920 pounds and b ed by, Kinsell of Mt Ayr, /
cay Of sale.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-01-02

& He shook hands all round and most
cheerily gave the greetings incidental
to the season.
"Ah," said the doctor, what a
world it is. You remember the lines
of the old song? 1 don't quite, but
the sentiment is one to give us conf
dence, so let the wide world wag
as it will, I'll be gay and happy still
Yet there are some things which call
for the work of the reformer. Per.
haps the hour is not yet come to
amend the long established imper,
sonations of the seasons. Then, too
we must continue to endure the
signs of the zodiac, cut rather low in
the neck as they are for modest kitch-
ems, while nudity continues to revel
unabashed on the parlor walls and
behind the counters of hotel bar
rooms. Neither may one stand forth
with the abandon of martyr and de-
clare against the shamelessness Of
the clotheslessness of the New Year,
that absurd cold storage variety Of
Cupid. Such q toilette or lack of
toilette should suggest his translation
to a home for the Predetermined.
Would it not be more reasonable
to suppose Time, now moving into new
premises (not into flat-but to be a
home for a year at least) must needs
have a blithe, buxom, rosy-cheeked
maid of all work to make the place
bright, cheerful and hospitable, for
there will be many guests to enter
tain three of the seasons at least
spring, summer, autumn-as unmar-
ried female persons. Let us picture
Time with this maid, who, coming at
the beginning of leap year, boldly
pops the question and marries out
OF hand. taking the place of that
grouchy Dame December, who is dis
missed somewhat summarily and sent
packing over the hills.
..As for Father Time, he never be-
comes old, his acts being seven ages
-Filled with wise saws and modern
instances he nobly plays his part;
never falls into the lean and slip
pered pantaloon.' never requires
patching BY the Dusnelman or COD
bier, or repairs at the dentists or
Z wigmaker's.
There never was but one mortal
that seriously tried to stay in the
prolonged Marathon race with Time.
That was the grand old man. Methuse,
lah. and he had to give up beaten at
969 years. foolish contest. as Time,
rars old athlete that he 10, not only
knows all the rubs, but 10 the sole
patentee and possessor Of the vainly
sought elixir OF life. s
# 1T ID well there never was but one.
human being who carried the burden
OF mortality such preposterous mum.
Der Of years, until II became an irradi-
cate habit. Imagine how two or three
Methuselahs In this age would disar.
range the expectancy Of life and dis,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-01-02
THE PARTING
GUEST ~

Where are the good things promised me
) BY the Old Year that is dyins1
) And what care | how i'll he be
! Who was 50 given to lyinsa
< A comely youth. he sought my door
( And .auited ill his lock. were hoar:
( A fair and foul. capriciou. guest.
Z Who swore to give me Of his best;
: Who pledged himself true year;
} But he was then-the New Year. a.
) Where are the silver and the gold
\ Ere now should gil my wallet>
( What mean these scanty clothes and old,
( This attic room and palleta
( The purse he dangled in my view
Z Betwixt his juggling hands slipped through.
; He found me poor. he left me poorer;
} But now a richer friend, and surer,
} Awaits me-in the New Year.
! Where are the poets bays he said
I My dulcet song should gain mes
( The wreath that was to crown my head.
{ tn applause that should sustain me2
Z Alackl round other brows than mine
; see the frcsh-won laurels twinel
} Still. for the music sake. sing;
} The world may listen yet. and fling
) Its garland in the New Year.
Where i. the one dear face to love
His golden months should bring me.
Whose smile a recompense would prove
; For all the ills that sting mea
} My heart still beats in loneliness
} There is no darling hand to press:
} But, oh, dream we yet shall meet.
And trust to find her kisses sweet,
And win he1-in the New Year.
Where are the works in patience wrong hit;
The grace to love my neishbor;
; The sins left off; the wisdom taught
} OF suffering and labor:
} The fuller life; the strength to wait:
) The equal heat for either fate9
! Well may speed the parting guest.
And take this stranger to my breastl
Be thou, indeed. true year.
( o fair and welcome New Year!
Edmund Clarence Stedn7an.
in The Century
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-01-02

MOTHER year,"
exclaimed DR.. Old
fl s h. Tomorrow
and tom morrow
come and pass
away, gathered to
t h ir ancestral
yesterdays" A tone
of sadness, like the
bite of frost on the
persimmon, m e l.
lowed the voice Of
the doctor even as
he stood at the
threshold@ of the
glad New Year.
But this was only
for a moment. His
usual good nature
huhhled over again
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-01-02
"Happy New Year!"

1--WE are on the threshold Of new
year. We do not know what the
year holds for us, but we are not
afraid OF it. We have learned to look
for kindness and goodness in all our
paths, and so we 60 forward with
glad hope and expectation. ~. b.
Miller. Il,
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
vSrieg8fOftu"
brDiuigtl
$50 NfiaiOmeu 9rOnen sur 0cduna
Ser NnSgabcn Der Salfanfriic.
llebcr.S rraOnOmsbts gemebmgt.

@ien, II. Gft. Ger aemeinia-
me 1iinilterrat bat Die 9edlmo ser
Soften fir oie ans Ger %olfonfriiiy
c%ntltanoenen milit0riihen Nitsgo6au
IN Sobe BON $40 Miaiouen aronclI
beDiaigt. @pu oieiem getroQ iino
'ni1t neuiaer ais POO Miaioneu fir
ariegsmaterial mlsgegeben poroen,
Der Melt fiir transport mo @erpfle.
gulg bon N9anniAaiten mo @fer.
Den mdBreno Der laHgen 0alter Oes
mobilen 3nlta1os Der 8rtppen.
Die Seeresleitltng perIangt Dor
nebmlidl inter 9egriinolnq nit set
gerihiebuna Der aan3en politiiden
cine grbobung oes Hefrltten
folttigents tm $4,000 Marm un0 ei
ne GrboDung Oes Scores 9itoaets
ium fiini5ig Miaionen aronen.
sir Ole @eOiirfnilie Ser M2arine iii
Der goit 3Deier lleberorcaonouqht9
nit Dem aoitsnoufmano bon 6ulloert
bier5ig Miaipnen aronen beuiaiai
iuorOen. Ser Ban zines oritten lie.
0eroreaonouabts lit geii6ert.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
SaniruO
Nn8ftQtr
NnsitsannsS-Gif Iaht in Oeutidcn
a%reiien nid)t nndJ.

Berlin, 10. Oft. GroB ser bier
berrl6enoen @eritimmunq ii6er sic
geringe Gdtigfeit oes San 6rancisco-
er Ausitealmgs-aomite ldbt sic
oeutlde agitotion in ibren 9emiibun.
gen Inn cine reprdientotiuc 9eteil-
gnng an Ser Banana 8acific Nus
ltellNig ni1t nah. 0ieic gemii6um.
gen baben Oenn audi bereits beoeuten.
ben Grfolg ge5eitigt.
3undbit lit cine groBe I~usiteauno
Der biloenoen aiinite Ourd feite 3uia.
gen BON reprdientatipter STEELE qe-
libert. Die @eieaidaft fiir oelttihe
Stunt I'M auslnloe bat IelbitanOiq
f0ic Srganiiierung Der oeutiden @e
teiligitng auf oieiem 5elo iibernon-
men.
SoOann bat iid Der 9aoiids 9d-
DC perban0 fir cine g%eteiliQltuQ aus
&c profen, alid nebmen @er6onolun
gen 5ur grmoglihung elmer @e
Misunderstanding 0es Oeutiden Ser
tebrs nno StdotebauS Oen oenfbor
auslibtpoaiten 8erfauf.
Die 8emiibungen Inn cine boz
ltaatlider Teilnabme mabbdnaiae
pripate Organization limo bon beItem
erfolg gefrOnt, bisber lino 6creits
iiber 1000 Nusiteller gemonnen.
Das 0eutide observation-disclosures
miro lid nunmehr in 8dloe fonititu
ieren; 3ablrei6e beoentenoe 9erIons
li6feiten auf Dem @ebiete oes San
Oels, Der Snoultrie, Der aunit ulo
Der @iiienl6aiten, iowie 9arlatnen
tarter limo bereit, Dem aomite bei3lt-
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
&arnung
OOr @tlfen
2OiwRs Der Grase uad raGlniider
3sitnus" uidt Der5Oaert.

Berlin, 10. Oft. Gie ua0Ini.
Idle 3tg." briugt iiber Die 6rage Ell
mes biinOigen @er8intes oes Sauies
Cumberland auf Den banaoperihen
3bron un0 Der epentueaeu @ie0er=
belebung Oes Granddaughter 9bro-
mes 0ur6 Den 8rin3en grnlt Augult
ben @emabl Der aaiierto6terr 4rin-
5eiiin Biftoria Butte, einen ldngeren
offi3i0len 4rtifel, Der offenbar Oa5u
beItiumt lit, meliiiAen auertreibe-
reien eineu Riegel por3nihieben, ebe
Die 0ffentlihe Meinung in nod bo-
Bsrem GRADE bellnrubigt miro.
Ser Artifel erfldrt 3~llD0rOerlt, OuB
eine 8er3Dgerung in Der 20iuna Der
@eIfenfrage ~oorlaufig iiberbalfpt
nIAt al fonitatiereu lei, od iol6e 60
lung pom p%ornberein itets fir GnOe
Dftpber ODER anfang NoDember an
gefiin0igt mor0en Jet. 0as 8latt
tuurnt Dor aaem Oapor, anf Witt.
teilunger, Die aus melfiider Guclle
ftammen, Elm llrteil iiber Die Gage
u~ufaubauen. Otit beIonoerer 8eto-
hung miro bin3ugefiigt, Der llmltano,
oaB 8miiden Den g1dberbeteiligten
gerban0lungen gepflogen meroen, lei
cine binreidenoe @rfldrung fiir oaS
Shneigen Der 4mtsiteaen.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
Sapan uiT neilen @ertras.
Grnentc gerbanOInnacn i'm Sinblid
anf c%nlifOrnildc Weiebge6nns.

9ofio, 10. Oft. @ic sic Sci.
titlg uSiii Shimpo" melOet, iolleu in
Ser californiiden 9onofraae biunell
aur8em Gerbonolmnqen nit ben Ser.
Stanten mieoer erofinet meroen.
uSapon~, iaot oos 8latt, obe0t
Sen @nnlh. cine fundamentals so
inng Der californiidlen Irage 81 En-
5ielen, lino lit, ga iid) Die Griperbmg
ocs Natllroliiieungs Medtes iiir
Nnpaner in Californian bodlit ldlmie-
rio erneiit, i'm geariff, cinen neuell
Gertraq nit Oen Ser. Stoaten por5lt-
iAlagen. 6ormdle Serbonolunaen,
Die iih per3oqert babenL ga @oibing.
ton slr itorf nit Sen merifoniihet
@irren mo Ser Sariiporlage in S(n.
iprrd genonmen mar, mer0cn bin
men Sturgeon %begonnen %tDeroen".
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
@aubiierjnaO IN steiermarf.
&caierunaSfOriter iOaen aus Mena-
aerie e%ntiprangenc 8eitien t6ten.

9erIinl 10. Oft. Die inter
Den giebberoen in 5tciermarf ourd,
bic gegen N}itte September ans ii.
her Menaaerie entpiidte 2omin nit
i6ren Slingelt un0 oas &1loel @0lfe
ltn0 SDdnen algeridtete 8erpiiIttnQ
It cine 10 rieii9G oaB, mie oas Ser.
liner gaae6lntt meloet, Die GrQoni-
licslfig elmer Sago-@rpeoition al.
searoltet lit, nm ole 9eitien 5lir Sire.
tfe 81 bringsm Die NeqiernnQ cnt-
lhloB ith 3lt 0ieienl Goraeben, lrnd
Dem cine 9tn5abI @emohier Der 5tpi
ernarf III ibrer 9lnait oen aoiicr
s. un5 Soiepb perionlid nm 8eiltano
Fl ildt batteii. Ser aailer foroerte
pom Miniiterium oes lSnncrn Sc
ridt ii6er Die bette Metbooe sur Ser
tilguna Der 9tanbtiere. 9ie oiterrei-
diibe &cqierltng bat einen 9rcis
bon $3.50 fiir ben aopf Ser 2opill.
uno fleinere 9elobrnmg fiir Die Grle
alllg Der an0eren Iiere ausaeleBt
6 ne abteiluag OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1T
altSgeIanot moroen, Inn Die 3iere
ailf5uipiiren.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
@Orlase fir geridiebuua Der @al.
len.

Ger Observation-Disclosures oel
fatboliiden Rortei, Ieoericp Gam
bon Der liherole aan0ioat Manaig.
Galeru, mo Die stnbdnger 0cs 8eue
rals 6elir gia8, arbeiten nit Sod
oritd an Der Organization fir Die altl
rs. 9ftober nngeiebten @oblen. Gil
gorloae fir cine @eridiebllng soe,
@ablen lo0 ieOod) in oieier 8odl
Dor Die 0epntiertenfommer fommer
gie 6roge Der &erfaiiuu9sm1Biatei.
Der NiaBregel iol eine Spoltung IN
&onlite peranlaBt baben Dem Die 9lr.
gelegen1eit tiir3lidl ais iie i'll De.
aammer norge6radt wllr0e, fiber.
mleIen morOen mar.
Sn Bolititerfreiien bdlt man ell
Sheitern Ser &orlage iiir wabrideit.
lid.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
MurO I'M NntO.

9etlin, 10. Oft. Gin Idreden.
tregau0er gorfaQ, binter meld)am
Gin %iiberlegtes Decentralization per
mlltet miro, Fat iid in M~iogoebltrq
creignet. Die gemel0eten Gin5elbei.
ten beoiirfen nod Der 9~lufflGrllnq
snO es feblt iomeit all Der beb0ro-
liden 9eitatignng. DDS @eihebnis
III iid aber, Die Grlnittellrng elmer
ssranenleihe, in eillem araftfpaqen,
lat neiteite areiie Der Oortigen 9e=
g%0lferung in groBte aufregung ner-
iebt.
getannt murOe Die entIeBlide Mf=
iaire 0ur1 Die @erbaftlmg oes 8e-
iibers nno oes GbQufferS oes Muto-
mobilS, in mel6em Ser sSilno genladt
iurroe. 9eioe ihiibten BEL Der Ser
nebnuung Dor, oaB eill Grabtieil-Nt
telltat, ME Is Dor Ginger Set in Ser
g}0be BON Berlin norgefommen, auf
0aS Auto ausgeiibrt unO babel ole
Snialiin, cine aeqnerin, getotet NOR
Den lei.
Den Ausiaqen Der ihl @emahrinm
8efinolihen mieoerlprehen bic Merf=
male in Der 2eide, oie cine oelltlide
acknowledgements am @alie allf
mies. @s miro oesbaIb aagemeill be-
bauptet, Dab es lid Inn einen oIien.
barren Worofaa banoelc.
Bon Der 8oli5ei in Maqoeburg iii
bereits EN- umfaiienoer 9lpparat in
gafDeguilg geiebt morben, Inn ben
gebeimnisboaen gorfaa auf8ubellen.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
Qniiertpdlter fahrt lpaaierem.

Ole Y~rin3eiin BittorIa Snile, De-
rem Seiratb in 0as @umberldnoer-
Saus bic QOinng Der @elfenfrage an
qebIth aebradt bate, ulno Die Iid MN
pieoer in 8otsoam bel ben Gltern
ais gatientin befinoet, mdbrenOErn5
Grnlt Augnit, ibr @emabl III @mnn-
ben peilt. bat felt @oben gum srltell
WQle pieoer, NIT Der adiierinz lbreE
Mutter, cine Spa8ierfabrt unternom-
men.
9ie g~riu3eiiiu beubiidtigt BEN
@ernebmen mad, an Den Scrbltlagoen
teil3unebmen.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
0eati6es @eldmaOer e~iusela0eu.
artcrifa etindt nm Gatienbnng NON
AriegsIdliffen 5nr aanal-GrOffanHa

Cine Der ImtsbonOluliqen oes Sc
ida%ftstrdgers Der gotihaft, SSoIepb
s. @r.m, ebe SEER @eraro feline "a
tigfeit ais 9otidafter offi8iea ouf-
uimnit, miro Ole lteberreidnnq ser
BON @aibinaton an 9eutidlano &c.
ridlteten Giflaoung sur Gntienonnq
OeutIder Shiffe anlGBlid Der Croft
ning oes 9anamafollals Iein. Die
Ginlaonng lit in Der 8otihait einge-
troffen nno lit Dem glusmGrtigen Mmt
itbergeben moroetl.
Iii G%inlaoung 81 Der gr0ffmunQs-
3eremollie lit mr. nod cine 6ornali-
tat, oa Die &eidsregierunq Iih lhon
Dor ldllgerer Set bereit erflart. botte
Gin ariegsgeidmaoer 8u miiroiQet
9ertretuna oes Reides 3u entienoen
q III alb naberes ii6er Die in @lrs.
1qht genommenen S6iife nod nidli
Dfannt 9emor0en lit.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
@abe GSiuug Der bagrii@en 9Onigs.
frags-

Ra6lf Der @eIfer6roge miro biz
bo1riihe a1uigsirage IN ben 8laa
tern aufs eifrigite nentiliert.
CAB Der 3rin3regent IN naber
Aeit ben M~ittelsbaher Ibron belteI-
qeu miro. miro ais immer nabrlAell-
Iiher betrahtef. Sffenbar 1T, ME lidl
nus ben boDriiheH &reBltimmen mo
aeaBerualgen maBaeheiaoer &eElar-
Iihfeitea ergiebt, an per bisber ab=
lebuenOen Saltung Oes baDriiden
3entrums ein llmidwrng eingetre-
ten. Die Soiung ideint III g%reifbare
gsabe geriidt 5u fem. 6raglidJ 1T al
Ieroiugs nod, OBJ man lidl in gap-
ern fir ben Weg elmer einfadelI Bro-
flamirung poer Den ether gerfal-
5unasanoerung entideioen miro.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11

Serr g. Sato6er in baltimore
bat lett pier3ia Sabren cine Barber.
ltllbe IN oernielben 9lod an Der Meit
Eratt StraBe inne mo bat iiingit 30
33i Naielblt tdnilih ermorhsn SEER
Safober lit Elm @larner, ieit nielen
sSabren ShaBmeilter oes 9alhmorcr
@riitlipercins mo geOentt ltets mt
Siebe ogS olten 9%aterlanoes. s. lit
ein &eraniigen NIT loldl cinem
@ieostmann ciniae Stuuoen an uer.
lebell. 9iebenbci iii Ser SSafober Gin
6iidermanL nie Der 6erraott bios
nenige ms aeihentt. @r betreibt
neben Dem 6aiieren nod 0alloel III
caen Sorten un0 9lrteu pom 6iiffo.
bern.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
@enOarmen meacm @raft uerlaftet.

99idt gerinaes Nllfie6en perllrlad.
te in Surffreiien Oie @erboftnnq spei.
er @enoatmen. Sic limo beidnllOiQt,
8uAmadler alif Den &ennpl1Ben in
ltrofbaren SonOlnnaen geaen Die Sri
minalpoli3ei IN Sdub genommen 81
baden. Die @enoormlen Iollen lid,
nit ben 9udmadern in Die meiit ie6r
beoeutenben @etpinne aeteilt bnbclt.
Ties qing 10 longe, bis man boherell
Grtes binter oieie 3piidenitedereieu
fam. Die gerbaitung Der beiOer
@enOarmen muroe oann prompt an.
eeoronet.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
BE SOcntitat Der ~crfOlalOlcn Miinde
ler 8anfrGubcr.


Die @eriiber oes Nnubanfoas All
Die @oDriihe @npotbefen= mo @ed).
Ielbanf in Naiindeb welde nod Oem
miBglildten Nnlhlaa in Snft 9enom.
men murOen, baben i'm @eipabrlal
lire g3anlen atlgegeben. Ger cine
nil Elm Imsrifaner namens 9ea
nn0 iiinflnoiieb5ig Sabre alt iein.
Der iiingare, Elm anQebliber Gngl1ns
Scr, netnt iid gelaribe.
9ie ariminaIpoli5ei in Miirdcn
9laubt, oaB Ser dltere Ser 9eioen al
meArfaben Ginbriiden in 8anfen be-
teiligt aeneien uno Mitglieo eines
internationalen a@ong" lit.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11

fir &eOOMtiOn
Mieritaniide Siesicrnngsfrtiic 6aIten
f6Oeralc GrfOlsc fir %cntideiOcmO.

StnOtM egttn, TO. GIT. IN
Hegiernngsfreiieu bctrudtet man Sic
Grfolge Der 5oOerulen Grlippen in
Den leBten Mod)cr ais SoOcsltpB
fir Die organiiiertc 9ieuolution mi
gtor0cn. Die gtieoerlaqe Ser RebeI.
len III Sonta Aoiulia bcitati1t iih
Neribte Oes militdriid)en @ouper-
neltrs 0eS States chihuahua, @sne.
raj Samuel 6. W~tercaoo, an oas Nei.
nilterium oes Snuern beSeidnen oos
&elultat ais cine Ternidltunu Oes
5eitoes. Die 5taOt mnr0e, mie ser
@oiiperneltr meloet, mieocrerobert
Die Meloung iugt: Ger Sieq lit bon
GROCER 9e0eutllng negen Der 1otia
he, OaB 9obn5iige genommen morOen
iinO, auf oeuen Der 6eino iid uat
Dem Siioen 5u~riid5r5ieben oaAte. ullo
oitBer0em groBe Mengen arieasma
terial erbelltet m%ur0en~.
General 5riicp 9lltbert, Der nit
1000 Miam Sum GntiaB Sorreons
anriidt, bat Maoero, ettpa 100 Wtei
len oitlid non5orreon errelht. fommt
aber meaef Der notigen 9abnrepara
tliren mir langiam normarts. I'll
8orreon bat lid Die cage beoeutenS
gebeiiert fpie gelaeloet miro, baden
Die Nebeaen ben 9esisf 10 gut mic
oollig aufqegeben. Sine Gilenbobns
la0nnq Maaren, oie critic, Die lett Sc
brllar 0urd)fomnlen fonnte, lit iibet
MontereD angetommen.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
8Olniide Wereistheit ais 3rDsramm
l. itTrer.

Qie Seilnebmer an Dem prenBtibel
gtdotetage, melder ioeben IN aatte.
nib i'm preuBiiden @egiernuosbe3lr.t
gppeln abgebaIten wrroe, botten eI-
men Qusflug nod 9rafau aiT lbrem
Hrogramnt.
esym lebten 4ugenblid aber lpltroe
bts ansfiibrung oes @lanes auTae..
oeben, lino 8mar nit &iidlidt an
Sic inter Der polnii6an 9epolterullg
berrldenoe Gerei3tbeit.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
8rins AOalbert gum Marineamt.

Ser brittle 5obn oes aaiierS aapi-
tauleutnant uno aommaaoant eines
Sorpeooboots, 3rin5 aoalbert, miro
Gh oemna6lt fir fur3e Belt nit Dem
5tuoium Der Marineuerpaltuag be-
Sf,1ftiqen, nm einen lleberblid ilbet
oie iunere Organization 81 erbaltst.
Der Griu3 lit auf oie 9auer pom
bieraebn Gagen gum Heihsmarllles
amt fpmmanoiert mDrOell.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
YOincarc mad spanicm,
SeInd Ocs frans5Tiden 9rdROentell
pOn bOlcr pOlitiider SeOentnns.

9aris,ff. Off. @raiioellt Nan.
mono @oincare lit BON @oris nod
5panien a6qereiit, mo- ibm 81 Gbret
cine g~lan5enoe Hei6e bon 6citlidtei
ten o%rrangiert iinO.
Nngelidts oes groBeu @ertes. al
Dem Sponien ulo 6rantreid IN 9lfri.
ia 8lifammenarbeiten. mo in Der i'm.
nler mebr madienoen 9eipeglllq 5ul
N%nbabnirna euaerer politiiher 8e5ie.
bungen, miro Dem 9eiltd) oes @rd
lioclten b%eionoere 9eOeutlng beige.
meiien.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
SmperatOr nad britiidDem 9Od-

Sic uSamburg-Amerif ainie" be-
itatiat Die pom 2onoon aus %oerDreIte-
te MeIOung, OaB lie nit engliidell
Werfteu betr. 0es ueberlallens ellleS
Srodenoods fir ben g5mperator u
Gerbanolungen Itebe.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-11
Stalien idift @cidnuaOer.
@ertretnns Gel Der GrOffnnma Ocs
Yanama=Aanals.

Nom, 10. OF. IS miro befam1t
geaebel, Dab StaIien ein @eidipaoer
ned Sampton GooOs e~ntlenoen miro
nnl 5ulammen nit ben ariegSihif
fe.l anoerer Nationen an Der Icicr
Ser @r6ffnung Oes Savanna &atals
tell5unebmen.
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Cardinals lndorse Crusade.

On December 7th, will be observed
the fourth annual national tubercu-
losis day, which movement has been
Endorsed by Cardinals Gibbons and
Farley.
Cardinal Gibbons, writing to the
secretary of the Maryland Associa-
ton for the Prevention and Relief of
tuberculosis, said:-'I shall follow
with interest all your efforts in this
splendid propaganda, against the
terrible disease, and hope the results
of your labor will be commensurate
with the zeal, the energy, and the self.
sacrifice which you and your fellow
workers are devoting to the work."
Cardinal Farley has spoken to the
clergy under his supervision about
assisting in the movement, and has
directed that the work be promoted
in paruchial schools.
The Red Cross seals, which go
about the country raising funds in
the most modest way to help fight
the disease, are sold in almost every
city in the union, and will look very
attractive to adorn the gifts and let
tiers that pass back and forth this
season.
May their sale be great, for they
have a beautiful mission those Red
Cross Seals.