davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-11-29

A. ID. MoRae. the Palatks contractor
who had the grading Of the tracks that
the st. Paul people recently put In at
the Carpenter mine was in the city
last Monday. Mr.. McRae has finished
up his work at the Carpenter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-25

tier, bah ih meinte, id friese bieSee.
frnnfbeit Sd fam mir aber bod, iebr
fiiritIif Dor, benn bic Drapen Sd)ipc.
riner madten aIIe Sront, bic @ohen
traten ins 8epebr, nrs bic mnhe
i'm 5hiob iromnieiie fosor! llntsn
I'M Sdlob mar - oIles mir su Ghren
- ein 8oroe nit groBcn Barren.
nliisen aufgebaiit; am Sub Der Trcp.
pc empfing mid Der Sofrnorihaa
imo eeleitefe mid In Elm 3irnmer, In
mcihem Die" Sofoamc iotuie Die
Spieen Der ,3ipiI. nno NtiIit1rbebor.
Den aiifaebaiit uaren. gIQes Itarrte
mid ilatiirIih an, etiro iuie fpenn Der
grobe Wife BON Ril pl6tIih ouf Der
sfoniaftroBe ipaSieren ginge! gsoh.
benz id) allen fein iduberlih borge.
iteilt mar, ipurhe idl in bic aaerbodl.
iten ,Bem1d]er aeleitet" mno itano
nun pIobIid, nit @robberboe nnb
BrpBher5ogin allein. Gar 3ierIih
iibergab id) meineu oicstnnl nid]t Der.
oeiienen griei (oer nnr alif Der Riif.
ieite iracnoiuo uno mic einmnl einen
Tintentler befommen boticDl
1oun nnroeaonoeriation gcrtladlt,
bis Die BrobberSogin erfldrte, iie ba.
be .idrefliheu Sureer". Run tp,ir.
be i'd entlaiien Der Winifter 6es
Ienbern bereinaeriifen nnb ibm
mein 9ricf iibergebcn. Tam ainG's
sun Sriibitiif, 8 Shre,t bo Der
Better Seinrit XVIII. Rcub bo
mar, iaB idJ our 2infen Der @roB.
ber3oGiu, iie aIio auf mcinem ifIef.
ten CIR. @dhrenS Die Mufif bon.
merit. fnet iis mir glei6 etipas beim
einieeen. - Id feline Hbnilna. mer.
fe ober, Dab es cben et'pns 1T. hos
i'd nnieben ioa, i,no faae gutmiitbia
IA, bic Tede 1T iebr 'h6n.~ Sd
reine meire ainoer, Die ba obcu ,li,
iebeu". nad, TO-" 9tuu Sas fam out
merber, bnhte id). Gs fam aber bci.
fer. auf Sos WuiiFproaromm ocu.
tenb, iogt iie: I'D lnbe bas erite
Stiif e Sft gebort imS laiie Sesholb
SenRarif ipieIen; fcunen Sie ihu2"
Ia inb ih gut orin! If iuonb mid
aber bod fpieoer rous, uno i'm mel.
terengerIouf aing es aans ait llebri.
gems erinuerte mid oie 8robher3o.
ain III ibrer Sprat,e uno in ihrPn
,sraaen pielfoh on bic a0nigin GIgn.
Sie fab nber id,Ieft aus. ipdbrenb
er ref,t nohI nusfnb. 9ei g'rnten
id9Iua Der 8roBbersog nit oem giei-
ieritieI auf ocn lid: ,Ias gschI
Seiner Wdieit1t bes Teptif1en aai.
iers. aonies non 9reiiBen", beibe
Strrihoiten itieben nit mir on imo
bic Uliiiif itimnte bic 5unine an (bie
femme idl ollmdblihD, ole man nit
oem porihri'tsmabiaen bpumen ese.
iit,t anborte gtafber traut Der 8rob.
bersog rod ouf mein @ohI."
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baftsbsfebl sesen CHARLES 9urris, 10
Sabre alt, tpesen @ebrauhs selneiner
Heoensarten.
- Gbefbeine: Srant :. @rimien
unb Sou atns. beibe bon Cincinnati;
Sobn 6. S6mibt unb Rargaretb Gos,
beios BON Cincinnati.
Die grbsn unb Der gta6laBpers
tpalter Ger Mite 9urceII SinterIaTenz
ffaft babeE burh ibreH anpait
Mrig1t nit GQa WiIep, bic bebaups
tst, cine 9o6ter purcsll's 3u isin, uno
bic Die SinterIafsnituft beaniprubte,
einen aomprOmiB absefdIofen, oems
gemdb lie $1,000 budr erbdlt. Sbeleit
Tic ben Sail i'm Gireuitgsrtdte perlOf.
traren ibre 4npdlte bod bersit, ben
SaII peitsr 81 fiibrsn, uno um Die
SintsrldHsni6aft, bic eins Isbr bsosu.
tenbe TT, gu orbnen, tpuroe Der aoms
promib dbgei6lpiIen.
- Gbarlss 56eobaIb, 81, DON
Waibnignton gourtbau, g., urb Nos
re 8ud, q, BON Qinben, g., erbieIten
seitern einen GbeIdein.
- pplistit Gbos. Muusn nurbt
BON Siherbeits : 8OmmiFdr ebert
uuf 8 Sass flfpsnbirt neil sr iih
ceitsrn WsDrssn niht gum rROIIsgau"
meloete.
- Murpbp Sin purbe pom goIis
3iiten 8erttlsmann ipegsn 9ebrauhs
sereiner Reoensartsn osrbaftet. 5rau
i0ipihner, bon go. 339 patterfon
Strobe iit bic 2Intldgsrin.
- ppIi5iit 9ertsIsmonn tobtste gss
fern ben Suno, Der zines Der pferoe
bes 5euerbspartsmsnts ouf Dem Dss
gs gum 5euer ins gein biB. Die 6us
neutrality-suspicious. 1T Der 2niiht,
bab bas 9rTaisbsn Der 6unDs al
orouiam lei uno piro bas 8siub Itsls
len, bab Die Stuot Sommiifdre sis
nen 5unbsfdngsr sngogirsn ioIItsH.
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llnicr asent in Samiiton 1T
tbcrr GDunrb Srnd, 449 Sao 5iinite
Strafe. Sea Eel. 476 g., Ssme
9>bUne 1851 u.
- Gin qfsro Der Qeihenbeftatisr
Bonner uno Gabiq brannts OorgefisrH
ytdhmittag an Der Ode Der 4. Strabe
un6 WapIs apenus Durh une mari
ben Wagsu um. Der 9utf6er @sorge
gOnnsr, Qsffe bes Rid. Bonner,
fieI beim umperfen ouf Die 9ei6isl,
no er bdngsn bIisb, Biz bas Sbisr an
Der Ode Der 3. u. Court Strdbe sinees
fonssn puros. Der junss Wonu sr.
lit bel oem llnfou nur unbeoeutenbe
9autabf6arfungsu.
5rau Catherine Ssmler bon Der
Gin 6. Strabs psrlor bei Der 5o5s
flutb ibren Gaul, pe!ber jsood DON
Dem 5armsr Gonrab fubIih bon Der
Stabt aus ben WeLen aersttst uno
ais nsefunosn" in ben 3ettunesn ans
gs3eist purbs. Ter polisift Samefon
tam nit einem Wanne nah Der 5arm
uno nabm geiis BON benz 5hiere unb
oos pferb purbe in Cincinnati bon
Dem Wanns pertuuft. Wiun erpdrtst
jsgt uIs 5oIgs bieisr 6anbluns eine
Glogs feitsns Der Jrau Semler.
9isbe boben felt Der 6otflutb
i'm Wonnt Wdrs iiber $1,000 Wertb
an aupferorabt bon Der Sbio sIsttris
f6en Giienbnbn geftoblen.
Seiratbsi6eiHs: Nm. Smiib
GontIin, 26. unb Sane Suuiodn, "a,
beibe bon MiooIstOpn; aepis II.
Ddtts, 80, uno gorrine Strund, 27,
bsios bon bier; Wihosl gpple unb
annie Murrap, 35.. beibs bon bier.
Grau 8. 6. 3usslter. ssb. DeIas
court, pon bier, unb jsst in Sartipsa
Dobnbaft, befhentts seft.rn ibren gats
ten nit einem SObn6en.
Gonrao gouis Gtrob bat bic
9amilton uuo RobDills 5poraulie 60.
auf $4,000 S6ooenerfas pertlagt,
neil oie 8ertIag.tH ons gett BEG Re-
ferpoirs breiter unb BEL Der Garm bss
Fldssrs tiefer gemo6t battsn unb ben
Riss auf fein 2ano ipdrfsn. Gin Gins
baltsbefsbl purbe bstpilIigt. um bic
arbeit Bis gum @srb0r sinsuiteLIen.
War Rumplsr, sin gdufhreiner,
pslher i'm Sabre 1872 aus benz Gliab
mad amerita auspnnferte unb fi6
bier in S1anilton nisDerlieb, ftarb gss
tern Worgsn In ieiner Wobnune SO.
265 Walnut StrnBe an sinem Riersns
leioen i'm Qlter BON nabesu 20 aabTsH.
gr mar bohsea6tet unb hiaterl1bt
auber Der trauernoen Satin IL Gins
Der, z SDbne uub 4 106ter.
SObn 90. Dasner BON Ranias
Gitp, Wso. 1T bier auf 9efuh Bel MI.
q. Wagner. an Der aubIop Gk.
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Iantpm mno SeHebue.

- Der Strabenbabn gsrtsbr tpar
gsitern Guf Der 8sIIspue 9aptcH
Qinie auf cine Stunos gebermt, oa
Die Gar Qp. 273 an Der Jront uno
8eea 4pe. entgIeiite.
- Der See Cream Social Ocs
SSrauen 0ereins Der 8s1eoue 60.
Ct. Sobarnss air6e. Der gsitsrn
absno abgsbuIten puros, mar Elm
GrfoI9.
- Dos Qei6sn6ssdnsnib BON go
iepb qIsimdnn, oer BEL elmer aolIiiion
getobtsi puros ,finost heuts Raamtta
tag BON Der oI. 6erS Ssiu air6e in
9sQsous aug itott.
- qpli3sitef SrtIieb bon 0opton.
If; oon istrsr GsrisnrsiIe suridgss
tebrt.
GrI. Sod gogIsmonn, bon Dan
ton, g., bsfinoet 'ih auf gsiu6 bel
Sri. Dina Dinnsrs, 6oots 2tOsnue,
8eLIsous.
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nah bem arbeitsbdus aeianot; ipegen
5hiebens irnerbalb Der Stabt9r a3ea
erbielt er $25 uno Soften unp 30
Gage Irbeitshaus. - Rorman gnls
iton tpuroe tpegeu Rihtperiorsunq ieis
ner sSamilie untsr $500 girqihaft
ben 9roBseihporenen iiberpieien.
Wm. Stsenter, Der i'm Circuit
gertdt fir trriinnig srtIGrt purbe,
tpuroe nu6 bem 2srtnston Srrenainl
geianot.
- Gbeifeine. @rnIt Wpolen, %,
uno Cora Sears, 81, beioe BON 2uoz
lop, ap. Dm. Weis, %, uno
MarobelIe GObp, 21, beibe BON mapss
bile, ap. = George 80. Speatmon,
%, unb aba j. RcDonaIb q, beioe
bon SprtngfieIb, 8. - Carl 2lpamS,
25, unp @bitb gerrp, "a, bsiOe bon
Cincinnati.
5err $. u. S6uette, Elm in bic
tiger Stdbt ullsemein sea6teter 8iirz
ger, befpirbt fid um oas 4mt zines
Gpuntp aommiFdrs. 6err S6uet.e
1T fir ben poitsn gefbaffen uno
1oIIte ieoer 0eutihe fir i'm itimmsn.
- Ssnrp Mapban, so Sabre alt,
Elm 8aggon Snipsttor go. 1437
Solmdn Strabe tpobnbaft, tpuroe, alg
er an Der II. uno Wlaoilon Qpe. uuf
einen 6 II. 8. 3ug, Der in 8etpesung
mar, itei9en nolIte. mitgeidIsift, uno
erIitt er mebrere Rippenbriihe uno
fonItiss 9erleBungen an berTdieosHsn
&orpert6eilen. gr purbe in 6enrp
2innemann unb Wpore's 2lmbuGans
na4 bem ct. GIiIubetb 6oIpital ges
bra6t, mo Dr.. MolIop ibm Die n0s
thise SiIfe letitete uno feline 9srIeBs
ungen aIs ni6t abfplut gefdbrlih err
tldrts.
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Nusidnoiibe NahriHten.

gabii6e 8rabuugeH in
laegppten. aPnn ifreibt nns :
Sm pergnngenen 5riihiahre iinb BON
Der Jretburger miiienidoitIideu 8e.
ieaihait un6 Der SeIoeLheraer sIfaoe.
mie Der @iIienibaiten eemeiniam
gseriu6sgrnbungen in Aeeppten IN.
iernommen lporben, Die. ipenn Die or.
foroerlihen WiitteI Su beihoiien iiHb,
IN groBeren llmfnuge iortgeiett iuer.
oen ioueu. llnierillt)t purhen ;u.
n1dlit sruei ausgeDebnte iriibhriitIife
(1fopiilde") Srieoboie bel benz Tor.
fe Gnraro, etlnn 10 ailometer iii6.
lid BON aniro. iotpie ein etlDds nor6.
liG) bapon bel aulabeifffAh gelege.
ner oItagnptiiher 6rieohof Der his
in bie anfanae Der iapp.iiden Be.
fnI4ie (stlpa 5000 .. e. suriidrtibt.
Nm Der Iesten Stelle tpuroen Dor al.
lem stpei itattlihe 1rabaulagen frei.
gelegi, Die beioe i'm aitertbun fd,on
bt,rhiud,t moren. Gle ergnben inter.
eiiante. iehr gut erhaliene 1edenfon.
itruftioHen aus ihiperen ROB 5uge.
houeuen gaumitdnlmeu, cine ginfni.
iung aus m1htigen anItiteinplatten
Ionic ReIie ponlootenbeIaoben: Ton.
aefabe rnb .idiiiieIn, gIabaiterid,a.
len, einen antilopen( 2)ihdbel. loaar
8eite BON nieoripen SoI5ieiieln nit
tbeiIpeiie erbnItenem aeflohtenem
Sib. @olit1nbia unberiihrt geblie.
ben Doren sipei aanlneru nit mad.
tieen Meintriisen uns 5ablreiden
anberen 1onseiaben. beren ssnhalt
fir ben geoorf oes 1obten i'm Sen.
ieits beltimmt mar. Die siriige ira.
gen jest nod bic 9dlih!ammpfropfen,
nit benen fie Dor fait 5000 ssnhren
perihloiien fpurben. Gin steftdaen
ans aarneolperlen mar bas ein5iae
aleinob, nas ben 1iepen entgnngen
mar. Tod, beiteht bic ooffnnng, bah
Bel inite,Hatii6er llnterimhung bes
aarBen ssriebbofs auh imberiihrte
8raber gefimben lperoea Tie fop-
tifhen 5rieoboie bel Gnrara maren
sipar gum groben 1beil BON ben ge.
ipobnern bes Tcries ihon seripiihlt
,ino mad elItertbiimern hurhiufIi
tporoen, bod iiHb bic nnberiibrien
Streden nod ousgeoebnt genig, nm
fir mehr OILS eine solnpagn 9fr.
beitsnoalidlfeit 81 ihaffsn 9ei ben
an nerfhIeoencn Stellsn borgcuom.
menen Stihproben ipuroen meiit2ei.
fen 1rmerer geute gefiinben. In Gel.
nentiiher gebiillt. bic nit id,rnalen
ginben nerihnilrt iporeu. Werfipiir.
oigcrpeije mar babel Der aopf meiit
10 eineeipifelt, baE iiber oem 0efiht
(bie 2eihen Iieeen ffets auf bem
Riiden) iih Elm ipiser gsorbau er.
bebt. GeipobnIih lit bieier Dorhnii
burh @nsitopien nit palmfoiern
ober nnberen peihen Efoffen berae.
iiellt, ieltener niro oieien bmrd,
fhmnle oreisdia eeiteute 9retter gaIt
.gegeben. CO mlrhen .n5Ireihe @ei.
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1eHndr, baltet 8uiammeu uHb itiuImt fir
Iii. A. SCHUE'EIE
--tiir--
Spuntg Spmmifdr.
8rimdrpabI Sauritoe, ben 2 gluguit 1918
2G-1augG
20 e iu y o I (.

Sie 0eiupprt Office inr Sas rGiu.
riunatier 9Dlfshlatt" befinbet IldI in
9su. 339 9orf StrcFe, segeniiber Dem
GDurtbauie, wpielbit Nenigfeiteu, YH.
sciseu II. I. IN. bis 10 llbr 45 Wlinu'
ten abeu0S cntsegeagenommen iuer'
ben. Selepbpn South 2401.
- Observation-Disclosures
Smer Glenn an 2epis 9oth, Got an
ber Wlt. pleaiant Qpenus, Sigblanos,
81. - Senrp 8s3oIb an Warp 8leier,
2pt an Der S'6aIon Qps.. 8eaepue,
81. Cora Glenn Bel an qepis
9ata, Got in ben 5igblanos, 81. -
glfabetb Glenn an GottIieb 5nrtpeg,
81 2lfsr Ganb an Der Soutbgats QDe.,
6igblanos; O.73 older 2anb on Der
Uft Pleaiunt QDe., 6ighIanos, Qpt in
Glenn's unterabtbeiIung in ben 9igbs
lan0s; 4 2ots in Der part 2ano Co. 9
erIten unter1btbeilung 81 etc. - Cora
Glenn 8eq an 9ottIteb 5drttpeg, bier
Cots in ben Sigblanbs; Got Oh Der
5aIiaferra llnterabtbeilung; Got an
Der Wt. pIsaiunt Strabe unb 81 &6er
Qano in ben 6igbIanbs, $1O,009. -
emma 8isber an Carrie Ritt@r, Qpt in
Der Soutbptefp llnterubtbeiIung, ST.
9ernics Smith an gbD. guiam, Got
in Clifton, 81. - Shomds Rogers an
Qnna Raperberg, Got in geIeoue, 81.
- GeD. Betting an Sam. Nieib, Got
on Der 8iDiiion StraBe in 8sllepus,
81. - u. J. Repbollie an Charles
Rantjn. Got an Der s. 4oenus in Ddps
ton, 81.
Ulapor 6elmboto uno PoIiseis
ridter guten erbieIten cine an3ahl
grisfs, in bsnen Ii6 Die 8sipobnsr an
Der SaratOga Gtrabe uber Die 6. unb
R.gabn betIagen, ,ba lie infoIge 0esGGrs
mes ben Die 3uge uGdtIihsr Mei!s
MAIDEN, um ibrs Rube tommen. Gbenio
betlagen iie iih iiber Den furhtbqren
Rauh, Der ben 2otomotipen eHtitrpmt.
Sic erbielten ben Rutb, Die Rummer
Der Qotomottoe uno Die 3sit Der pufiis
rung an3ugeben, namit 8srbaftsbefehls
erLafien perben tDnnen. Die Str0fe
betrdgt SO Big 500.
- 9as leiden6egdngnib bes psrs
itorbenen Gilbert .. NsiIsr finbst 6euts
gla6nittag I'M 2 llbr BON Der Wobs
nung, glo. 917 Waibington QOenue,
aus ftatt.
+. 8. Burns fpurbe auf 8etreis
ben BON 5bomas Sunfsn rpegsn 8ers
lsBung bes gliftoner gausaober BON
6rieoensri6ter 9leafon I'M S. unb
Die Soften beitruft
= Der San BON Grant 5. zermatb,
Der 8. 9. 8lInn nm $22.50 auf cine
8erii6erungspoli3e, bic er niht ubliss
ferts, beIhpinbelt baben foa, lpuroe i'm
Stabtgsri6t auf Dienitag Deri6oben.
- Die beioen 8Qtuillone pes 8. fns
funtsrie Regiments, cie eiulge Dp6sn
in Sort Benjamin 5arriipn in Jns
bianopolis, Snb., ShieBiibllngsn porz
nabmen, itno geftern 8orutittag in st.
5bomas Dieoer eingetroffen.
8eim Si1erbeits Rommiiidr
ebert itno 8lagen einselaufen bab
mebrere neusebdutsSt-1isn i'm Sitenb
ben MptorrdofGbrern unb Qutpmpbilie
ften ols Rennbdbn bienen. Bon Sonnz
tag an iperoen Grtrdepoliaiiten an be-
fasten Gtraben itationirt iperben, um
ettpaise llebertreter Der Gabrorbinan3
gu psrbaften.
5ruu Gcnnie perrp srlangte Dor
.Griebensrt4ter GlsaioH e!nsn gers
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- Der Ghipinblsr q. G. Graben,
tpelher mis $4,000 9elts am msontng
5amilton 2ebeippbl iosie, tpnnte Biz
iest niht ssnon ibsntifisirt uno ou6
niht sefunben nerben.
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BAKER (por siner Statue bss Mtl =
NIT Der GrosussD: .Jest bin | abr
ntugisrP. mann q ben anooa amal
fsibt.-
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ltIie man Del Der a6aimmang i6er Den nsuen adotJ4ea
5rei6rief an 30. 5atI 1913 aimEen (oats.

Gie stnmgeber, pedc Il d fir bic gsabI i'm Iesen Serbf
reatriren Ieben uno bre obnnng mtt per1,oer baben
brnden t nd mebr fir bic gobI 30 sul regiirren
3u Iuen.
Stinmaebe peIhe d int Iesten Scr5It nGt regiltriren
Ieen pber mede ieit6cm If re &obnung ron enem Rre
Snft 3l onberen pergt bnbe mfen iid beim Mabratb
in Der Giip San s ener leit 5piiden be 81 l ilo 26
sIi innipc regitrren Ioicn Inn 3d. SuIi timmen su
fonnen
Ginpre OBJ sie ia" cner vnen" bel Der ;sroae eines
ssrebrieis imnten 70 fUnHen uno ipaten Sic bod
fir eoen en5eInen brn finfSebn Wannern ouf Dem
Gtten's Charter Committee 5ifet itHlnlcn
Gs perben a oe Noh ,ettel feline Rerfmae per5einet
fem oicc W1mer ben 5 iIterfheibeu, bic
@ep g. gtaeop atsacpGhIt nrbe 0ehmen Sie bic inte
bieier anfinoiama uerBeinen Raen init sum StimmpIase
inib MAIDEN Se ein x Dor ebcm ein5elnen oerieIben
giahen Sie feiH 4 Dor uebr os fini3ebn do) 0amen.
benr onft sdbIt Shre Stmnie nht
Die Stintmp1te ner6en often iein nm $3.50 Worgerg
tnb ftfIebeu Inn 80 Rodinliitags.
Gebcn sic ffer imo film men Sie fir oieie Wdnner:
9sd 6. GIore, Cyottfrieb Is. Seebnf
SeHrp 4. Gerhes, gsalfer w. aHtgH .
a,;haIss 0;.sr aobn s. Nerdiuertb,
I. @ater irsiberg, sngs w smss '"
Senrs 6oefIe Subu N shiuSef
Suiepb Z. Saaoueq, 3ohn 9. Shcarer,
SamueI Jglauer, 5nmes VI. @iIIun.
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eamstas ocu26. Sult 1918,
iH9idsft's DGrten (RroSmore'sl Central Gbe.
IiaU nebmc bic ST. Wittheq Gar BIG sum BlaBe.
IiGets Is Gents an'aug ubr.
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Dputf6en pjOnisrUeretn, gOuiHQlOn, Eg.

36. sttftuHasfsa EuS gieuie,
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p q 90 lit o %.

llnier agent in SamiltOn lit
Scrr GDunrb Srnd, 449 Sao 5lntte
Strahe. Sea Eel. 476 g., Some
SSbUne 1851 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-11
MRS. WATERBURY DIVORCED
Maine Judge Grants Decree
Against Polo Cup Defender.

~ Telegraph 10 Inc ltluuuf-I
Portland. Me, June lO-Judge George
+. Haley. OF the Supreme Court, granted
a divorce to-day TO Maude Livingston
Hall Waterbury from Lawrence Water
bury. OF New York. The hearing was
held May 81 but decision was reserved
Mrs Waterbury has been living at
Cumberland Me, for year and half
with her two children. Lawrence, jr., ana
Anna Livingston Waterbury In granting
the decree Judge Haley ordered that the
care and custody Of the two children be
given 10 the mother. with the stipulation
that the father may have access to them
at all reasonable times and that the chill
dren shall not be taken out Of the United
states for more than ten months in any
one year without the fathers consent
Allmony was not asked for by Mrs.
Waterbury. who brought action on the
ground OF cruel and abusive treatment.
Lawrence Waterbury is a son OF James
VI. Waterbury. former head Of the SO
called Cordage Trust. and. with James
VI. Waterbury. jr.. has figured as an attn
lete OF international prominence for years.
He Is member Of the American polo
team now defending the cup. Mrs. Wa
terbury was formerly Miss Maud Liv-
ingston Hall Of New York. and was
married 10 Nj Waterbury In the early
part ~ 1850 Her mother. Mrs. Valentine
J. Hall. lives at No. II West 18th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-11
S6OO,OOO,OOO FOR MUSIC
Americans Spend That Sum
Yearly, Teachers Are Told.

Saratoga Springs. n. Y, June To-
Nearly 5000, 900. 900 is spent yearly by
Americans on music in all its forms,
according to figures submitted tonight
before the New York State Music
Teachers Association at the annual
convention here. by John c. Freund
editor of musical publications, in
speaking Of the wide interest taken in
music.
The report gave the following ex-
penditures: Opera. $S.OO0.O0O; concerts
S3O,OOOOOO; church music. between
$50,OOOOO0 and 500, 100000: orchestras
In theatres. vaudeville and moving
picture houses. $30,OO0,OO0; military
and brass bands of all kinds. $50. 600. =
600; Conservatives. schools and private
teachers, S17500O,000; American stu
dents. expenses and tuition abroad,
81. 800 900. musical industries. $780,
100000 Analysing these figures, Mr.
Freund said this country spends every
wear for music three times the amount
spent on the army and navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-11
FUSION TICKET ASSURED
Committee on Candidates to
Hold Conferences Tuesdays.
SENTIMENT FOR WHITMAN
Progressive Opposition to Him
Weakening-Would Serve
Full Term, II Is Said.

, Joseph VI. Price. chairman Of the com
mittee on candidates of the fusion com
mittee after its FIRST meeting In the
/ Fifth Avenue Building yesterday after
noon. said
: ION account OF the number Of appica-
| tons from individuals and organizations
for conferences with tho committee 20 re-
cclve suggestions ON candidates. 10 has
been decided that the committee will hold
a meeting each Tuesday afternoon hese-
| after. Appointments may be made With
! the committee by communicating with
| the secretary. Nathan a. Smyth. 40 ~
/ Broadway"
Mr.. Price said the meetings would not
! be open 10 the public and that IL would
be necessary 10 make the appointments
! In advance. Much Of the time yesterday
was taken in discussion as 10 just now
the conferences should be brought about
and as TO which organizations should DE
heard first 80 announcement WAS made
as 10 who the conferrccs would Ice next
TUESDAY. but II is understood the New
| York County Republican Committee will
be represented at that time.
Norman Tapgood. chairman of the gen
! oraI fusion committee. said the attitude
OF his organization had not been changed
| In the slightest by the pushing Of the
! Whitman boom.
AS matter Of fact" he said. the
attitude Of the political leaders TO our
movement ia extremely satisfactory. Our
! function IS TO determine the sentiment
| OF the majority Of the anti-Tammany
1 Nffu IftNn a
candidates accordingly. We will do that
| regardless Of any efforts that may be
made for purely political advantage We
will have a ticket in the field even If
| there are three tickets
| II is said that the sentiment in the
| committee has been growing for District
! Attorney Whitman, evidence having de-
veloped that the Progressives are weak
ching in their opposition to him simply
because he Is a Republican. II was re-
| ported Yesterday that Mr.. Whitman had
told Mr.. Hapgood that n nominated and
! elected Mayor he would serve out his full
! term.
This was considered Of great signih-
canoe. as some Of the Progressiyes de-
clared they did not want To build up a
strong figure for the Republican nominee
/ for Governor in 1914 who would run
against the candidate Of their own party.
| Mr. Hapgood said yesterday he had had
no communication with Mr.. Whitman. lie
/ had been told by man. not a member OF
the committee. that he had asked the Dis
trict Attorney whether or not he would
pledge himself TO serve his fun term as
Mayor. If elected, and that the District
Attorneys reply had been:
! Il think that any man who runs this
fall will have To make such a pledge
! Resolutions urging upon the fusion com
mittce the favorable consideration Of Dis
trict Attorney Whitman have been passed
! by the Progressive Republican club, the
Organization club Of the 26th Assembly
| District. and the Union club. the organi-
cation club OF the cath District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-11
TRIBUTE TO ART EDITOR
Century Magazines" Vice
President Praises A. w. Drake.

Ira II. Bralnerd. vice-presldent Of The
Century Magazine" paid a tribute yes
tcrday afternoon TO Alexander w. Drake,
who has resigned as art editor after more
than forty years service.
we are all very fond Of Drake he
said. and We who worked with him
know how highly the public valued his
work lie decided 20 withdraw some time
ago. hut We still confer with him, though
Mr. Inness is taking the artistic and Mr.
Crowniusheld the executive side Of the
art department. II always tickles US to
see him around. he's such a tine old fel-
low"
When asked whether Mr.. Drake eX-
pected 20 travel or stay in New York Mr..
Bralnerd said he didn't see how the
former editor could get away from the
city. The dear old East Side Will be too
much for him" he said. smiling. there
are 70 many things to pick up there. No,
he won't stay very far from New
York"