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The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Daniels Had Cure
For Profanity Users

If there's one thing that Secretary of
the Navy Laniels dislikes above every
thing else, it Is profanity. During the
twenty years that he was a newspaper
man he evolved what he declared is an
effective method of curing a man of
the haoit.
AS editor of the paper he owns in
North Carolina Secretary Daniels
fought sturdily against profane Eek
plosions' from merrters of his stan.
Ee didn't resort to calling a man down
when the explosion" occurred.
when l was editor of my paper" {"
said Daniels, land heard man swear,
/ would bear it mind. The next time
there was a church convention or sim
liar assignment to be covered, I'd send
that man to cover ii. After a while
the men realized the treatment-and it
usually Cured them"
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Wholesale Produce Market

Eses-Nearby. fresh. sc per doz.: South
eTn, Soc per doz
cheese-New York. new. 17Isa1sc per Ib. ;
fat. l6izc per ID.
Butter..Ngin. print. 35a3sc per Ib: tub,
sec per h.; process. &c per lb.
Live Poultry-Hens, l5c per h.. ROSTERS.
Ice per h.: turkeys, 20621c per H. . sprin 2
chickens. lie per Ib.: ducks. I5GI6 per IN.
Green Fruits-Cslifornia oranges s. Co.'S 51
per hex; lemons. sc. o. per box pfnesppIes NJ
crate, SEQ: Florida grapefruit $50 ner
ooX. grapes, S.ossz - per basket; appIes Der
bbl.. S.5ed2fo; pears. SLIGO per bu. 81. 00eI
! % per crsA
Observation-Disclosures. 500 per bbi.: .nior,
Texas. 81 90 per crate: per DBL. e %: cab
bske. 800 per bbi.; lettuce. q 0092 90 per
basket; beets. a.5o per 100 punches; vans,
s. 90: celery. 81. o6a1.30 per doz: sGuash
81 .eea2.eo per bbl.; kale. per bbl.. 75cGa %.
live. stock-Veal calves. choice. nauhc
Der To-. medium, 10dI1sxc per lb: shreo.
idtIs per To-: lambs 7a7iEc per ID.
The Ereater part Of the eggs now being
Ge1d in Washington are cold storage stock
Receipts Of eggs more liberal and market
easier.
Receipts OF turkeys suitable for the best
trade scarce and high.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Beavers Dam bitches
After Men Dig Them

NEWBERRY. Mich, Dec. 2S-The in
dustry Of colonies of beaver in the sage
marsh regions in the eastern part of Lue
county is causing much annoyance as
well as loss % the Western Securities
Land Company.
The company is spending thousands
Of dollars in constructing drainage
bitches so as to make a big tract avail
able for agricultural purposes. and the
beavers are already undoing the work.
BY erecting dams across the bitches
the little animals are causing wSsr to
ovc! flow the lands again, and often a
daro destroyed by the men is found the
next morning almost wholly rebuilt.
Trapping operations on a large scale are
now contemplated
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Eight Thousand Men
In Service Laid Off

Eight thousand men I'm the railway
mail service of the Postoffice Depart
ment We're laid OF yesterday. Accord
ing to postal officials the Christmas
mails. the first under the parcel post.
were handled in good shape, and extra
cities.
Just how many carriers and clerks
were laid off in the city delivery ser
vice will not be known for days, but
the number will exceed 10000 it is be-
lieved.
The 5000 extra men carried in the rail-
way mail service, were not all on trains
Most of them worked the Christmas
mails at the various terminals and ter
minal postoffices.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Stork Stalks Into
HohuehoId of Storks

II your name was Stork and a new
baby came to your house. wouldn't you
expect folks to smile?c
That's what happened whe nthe clerks
IN the District Health Department no.
tlced report that stork from Never,
Never Land, with a mysterious bundle
of new baby had suddenly appeared at
the home Of the Storks, at LIS Thomas
street northwest, and left his bundle
behind
Edgar W. Storx Is the father of the
new arrival, and the fact that he is an
optician interests the baby not at ALL
The new member of the Stork family is
receiving the bows Of Thomas street.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Senator Lanes Pipe
Bars Him From Lounge

Senatorial pipe smokers are up in
arms. They have been barred from the
Senate lounging rooms. Senator Lane
of Oregon was the first to learn of the
new rule.
The Oregonian has an ancient and
much beloved pipe, which. when going
full blast. does not smell like a perfecto.
He was enjoying a pipeful the other
day when told he would either have to
confine himself to another kind of smoke
or take his pipe outside.
He did the latter, and now can fire.
quently be seen wandering lonesomelY
about the Capitol corridors drawing on
his pipe. Senator Tillman warts to go
further and have smoking of anything
prohibited in the lounging rooms.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Remove All Furniture
From Senate's Floor

The expedition with which business
was being transacted on the floor of
the Senate today would put Senators
to shame, could any of them have
witnessed it Moreover. work was
being done silently, as well as swiftly.
with no sign of q filibuster in sight
Strangely enough, the galleries were
empty, no one Witnessing this unusual
proceeding.
What was happening was the re-
moyal of all furniture. and the old
carpet. making ready for the laying
of a new floor covering of rich green,
ornamented with golden design.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
PHONE MAIN 1477
THOMAS DOWNING & Co, Az


TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE
APARTMENT HOUSE CONTAINING;
TWENTY APARTMENTS AND TWO
STORES, CORNER FLORIDA AV-
ENUE AND QUINCY PLA c Z
NORTHWEST
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia. passed in Equity
Cause No. 1854. the undersigned trustee. will
sell at public auction. In front OF the prem
ises, on Thursday January Sth. 1914. at half
past four O'Clock D. m. the following de-
scribed land and premises. situate, and be-
ing in the County OF Washington. In the
District OF Columbia. namely. Lot Four (4)
In Block Twelve 0z), .'BloomingdaIe." as
per plat recorded in Liber County No. Z.
folio 40. Of the Records of the office of the
Surveyor Of the District OF Columbia, to-
gether with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF Sale: One-third the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and the balance in
two equal installments. payable in one alS
two years. with interest at per centum per
annum, payable semi-annHally from day OF
sale. secured BY deed Of trust on the property
sold. or all cash at the option OF the pur-
chaser. A deposit Of 500 will be required OF
the purchaser at the time OF sale. All con-
cost Of the purchaser
Terms OF sale to be complied with within
fifteen days from date of sale. otherwise the
trustee reserves the right TO resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser after five DAYS advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published in
THE MUNsEY TRUST CO..
A. B. CLAYTON. Treasurer TRUSTED.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
TO URGE LOCATION
OF RESERVE BANK
Washington Clearing House As
sociation to Meet Late This
Afternoon.

The Washington Clearing House Asso-
citation will meet this afternoon at 4:3o
o'clock to take up the question of urS-
ing the selection of Washington as the
location for one of the regional reserve
banks provided for under the new cur
rency law.
While not on the program, the Situa-
ton as to the number of local national
banks which will enter the Federal
banking system will probably also be
canyassed.
Local bankers are enthusiastic over
the movement to have one of the re-
serve banks at the National Capital, and
all are doing all in their power to FUR
ther the idea. That there is every rea-
son for selecting Washington as the
location of one of these banks and no
reason against such selection was de-
clared today by President Rudolph, OF
the Second National Bank.
Vice President Howard S. Reeside, of
the Washington Gas Light Company,
has called meeting of the directors of
the company for next Monday after
noon at 1:9o O'Clock to meet the commit
Tee Of stockholders who are protesting
for certain changes in the management
and policy of the company, it was
learned today
At this meeting the committee, headed
by Edmund K. Fox, will present the
grievances and demands of number of
stockholders
Unless the directors reach an agree
ment with the committee, II is proposed
10 advertise in the large Eastern cities
for a meeting of stockholders of the
company prior to the regular annual
meeting.
The local stock exchange transacted
yeryIlittle business in its session today.
A go nf saf 11f 81 in :. g
at I05 was the largest transaction, and
the only bond sale except one OF 81 059
of Washington Railway as at Sc. The
only stock traded was forty snsreS OF
shares Of Commercial National Bank at
1854.
The Dry Goods Economist Saturday
will say, IN part, as follows:
THE dry goods trade is now looking
hopefully toward the general opening OF
the spring season. With small stocks
ia the hands of retailers and with no
sccumulations in the hands of the man.
ufacturers, except the producers of
women's garments, il is felt. that dis
tributers are in a position to make large
purchases during the great buying pc
riod on which we are now entering.
Taking the holiday business as a
whole at its early opening some disap-
pointment was expressed, but since then
lhere mas been wonderful expansion
and, from all reports. it would seem
that this years Christmas trade has
been. at least fully up to the average.
with the new currency law in ope-
ration, and in view sof the Presidents
statement that it is the aim of the party
of which he is the head, as well as of
the Government, Ito make our prosper
ity not only stable. but free to have an
unimpeded momentum there is much
in sight to offset such retardinrr condi-
tions as are in evidence. 1t would seem
that with a wise policy in bringing
about of necessary reforms. and. espe-
cially, with judicious treatment of the
railroads, general activity should ere
long be renewed"
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Denies Partnership
With His Brother

Denying any partnership agreement
with his brothef in the dance business
IN the Arcade, w. NJ. Tobin today filed
his answer in the District Supreme
Court to the suit Of mis- brother. John,
for On accounting and receiver to
wind up the business. The defendant
admits that while his brother was man
againg che business. he. the defendant.
did open n bank account in their joint
names. brt AYERS that this was only
to enable the brother to pag bills by
check while he was absent from the
city.
The defendant says he had the ac-
count put in his name alone after his
brother had drawn a chscE for $50
against this account about thS time ne
quit the business.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Decide Not to Remove
Bullet From Mexican

Although his condition is not re-
garded as serious. physicians at Cas-
ualty Hospital decided today that it
would not be advisable to remove the
bullet from the left breast of McGin
Boscus, a Mexican. who was shot by
a colored man at his home, 73 Defrees
street northwest, Wednesday night
Ernest Colbert, a colored man, living
at the same address. who is alleged to
have done the shooting, was arrested
Thursday night by police of the Sixth
precinct.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
American Surgeon
Takes Bride in Paris

PARIS. Dec. 26-Dr. Alexis CarreI.
the eminent Brooklyn surgeon, ard
ried this afternoon in the Town hall of
the Seventh Arondissement here. Prof.
Truffler, of Beaupon Hospital, and 4
nrother from Lyons. Were Carrel's wit
nesses. while the Marquis de Montgegu
and Count de la Motto appeared for
the bride. Dr. and Mrs. Carrel will
sail tomorrow on the French liner La
France for New York.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
License to Marry
Returned By Widow

I've found out certain things and
changed my mind" With this explana-
tion Mrs. Catherine h Mcconnell,
widow. today returned the marriage
license issued to her and Harry NJ.
Wills on December 10. The license. WAS
obtained by Miss, who lives at Sl9
Tour land -a-Hair street southwest. On
the back of the envelope in wnich the
license was enclosed this morning was
written, under Mills name, Not en-
iJloyed anywhere"
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
DEATHS

BoyD-on Thursday. December 3. 1876.
AGNES g. tnec Keane). the beloved vile
og Thomas J. B.syd.
Funeral viii take place from T. A. Cos
teiio's Undertaking establishment. II u
street northeast. on Saturday moUing.
December =. Mass at 81. Joscph's Church
at o'clock a. m. Relatives and friends
invited 10 attend.
TRUNNELL~-on Wednesday. December ~
1913. az II p. M. ELIZABETH. widow Of
Silas Trunneli.
Tsssss 9ss :s Be-
cember a. at .. m.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Sales Today on the
Local Exchange

Washington Railway and Electric
As, s1.0eoTSo.
Washington Railway and Electric
common, 1GaS61s. 25GS6Is, 5dS614.
Commercial National Bank, 1d1s5h, Ga
1854.
After call
Potomac Electric SIS, 81 0jCGi105. sl,0ogg
lO5, s., ,e1D1105, 81. .O9Gdl05, Sl,0o0g10a
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Chicago Grain Market.
Revenue Cutter Sent
To Rescue Bark's Crew

The revenue cutter Itasca was order
ed TO the rescue today of the crew of
an unknown bark ashore near Forked
river station on the Jersey coast, near
the Manasquan life-saving station. The
bark is beyond reach from shore, but
with heavy glasses men can be seen
clinging to the rigging, according to re-
ports received here.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
LOCAL AND NEW YORK FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Market.

Quotations received by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members New York Stock Excharge. Wash
ington Stock Exchange and Chicago Board
Of Trade. Hibbs Building.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
Hartman & Co., New York; G. B. Chapman,
Manager Local Branch. Colorado Building.
Foid Asked
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
New York Cotton Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
A q. Plant & Co.. l415 G st. n. w
Open High. Low. lis
March .......... 12.1S 12.W 12.16 12lS
January ......... u.91 1L91 l19I llSJ
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Deatha.

Fred Craisin Jones, II years, 1904 Giraxd
street northwest
Mary c. F.. Cutler, "A years, isls f
street northwest
Pattie l. Collins. G5 years. Sixteenth
and H streets northwest
William J. Purcell, IS years, 1905 New
Jersey avenue northwest
Mary Margaret Reed, ~ years. Sf5ley
Hospital
Edward Peter Elliott. y years. M
Eighteenth street northwest
Robert T. Humphrey, q years. 912 ii
street northeast.
Anna jaime. Mudd. 81 years. ISL Riggs
place northwest.
Einora 3. Howell. rss years. 1876 C street
northeast.
Mary E. H. Graef. n years, ssS6 M
street northwest
Louise H Rempes. days. 1sss Quincy
street northwest
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
WINDOW CLEANING

unXN ABOUT DIRTY WINDOWS.
Il " w White help. Moderate Prices
LEON L. CAHoON. Acme Window CieapknS
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Marriage Licenses.

Alvin F. Auringer and Matte G. Allen.
OF Richmond. Va.
Benjamin Scales and Catherine NJ.
Scales, of Washington
Nelson J. Guenther and Margaret R.
Crittenden. of Richmond. Va.
Edward German and Minnie Millsr. Of
Baltimore.
Walker A. Howren and Maude e.
Moore. Of Richmond. Va
Alvah NJ. Rasnick, Of Staunton. Va.
and Maude A. Biscee, Of Granite
Springs. Va.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
AUCTION SALE
MONDAY, DEC. 20, 1913, AT
10 A. M. RAIN OR SHINE

McHenry Bros. will have carload Of
general purpose horses and mares.
Norman Corbin has 1 carload Of all
purpose horses.
during Xmas holidays, will be sold for
the highest dollar. ~
The Washington times., 1913-12-26

YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER
10 rot complete without LACEY'S SUP
EEICR If'E .REAM. TIC and &c DER gallon.
ga New York ave. y, w.
Phone N. asa.
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
Edgar w. and Edna r. Stork. girl
Paul g. and Mary G.. Colin, boy.
Morris A. and Lillian E. Sebastian, boy.
John b. and Elizabeth Wagoner, boy.
Hermann and Margaret /. II. settler,
boy,
Corwin n. and Irene J. Ferguson, girl
William and Maria Edein, boy.
James II. and Maggie Cannon, poy.
John r. and Carrie +. Howard, girl
The Washington times., 1913-12-26
JeweIry.

YOUR CREDIT is GOOD WITH
II. A. SEABRIDGE JEWELRY CO..
COS L st. y. w. Pick out you. Xmas present
now. Easy Payments Strictly confidential
Open until o. M. evenings.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-12

olBcr 1ienit geitelt, nadloem oicis
mittlntcrbredum gen mgnigcr ais pier
Stnu'Oeu geloitieu marcn. Ginmal
mabrea0 oeS 9tohnlittaas Hla1tc Die
9fili5 Don loren SdieBgaue6ren @e
traudl. Gine 6ral mo Elm Niamn
lpnroen permlm0et, mo cni anabe
erlitt eineu 9ajonettitid. gie 6raii
miro luu5rideiuiif iter1en.
Ter Alimulite arawaII.
Ger idlinmlite Arouall ereignctc
iiA in Ser 9sogora Street. Sin 6dl.
6cs @1Aiergeuiert Don ser tntcrna.
lipnalen 9riife eltiernt paiiiren "a
StraBelbobn 9inien Der 9liagarn
Street inter elmer Oariibcr ]ilnueg
~gefiibrteR Sriide. Sn Gem AlIgelt
bid in ueldem ein StraBenbabn.
mo0en lid n16ertc, elite cine 9auOe
3aOallbriioer auf oieie Brittle unO
0criud]te cine GiieuboblidImellc an
Den @agen ialen 81 ~loiier. sic per
fe0Itc 5suar i9r 3iel, aber Bic Yeutc
troien 9l1itoltelL peitere d5nliAJ
@egenitanOe olff Die @eleiie 81 1uer.
ieft ltldo lieBen 0apon aild) liidJt arb.
ais lie BON einenn Getademcnt oes
SO. &eBimcntS po5ll oligeioroert
iouroen. SelbIt els 0ie SolOuten
nod elmer 5lueiten g(uifor0erung, Die
nn6eadltct bIieb, Dos @epa5r III 9lbl-
idlag brodten mllrOc Ser lining iii.
ter Soften ullO &erbobn1uigen Tort,
geiett unO ell lueitcres idlpereS
Stiid Solj fam iiber oas @el1n0er
Der 9riidc geialllt. Sit oieien g(lt.
genblid erldJoll Oos G~onlmanoe
u6euer~, Elm Gubeno @elurnre entlit-
ben iidl nnO Elm iEnger 9lridJe mlO
cine 6rau itilr5ten 81 &dacn, 20.
balO Oie Sdliilie iieleuL iebte Die RE.
iige Menidcnmeise, auelde lid III.
5piiden angeiammclt Iottc. iidl IN
Sefuegllilg, Inn eiuen StraBeltbo6n.
wogeli 5il rcrfol8en pcldcr geraoc
inter oer Sriide poiiirte, aber ois
Soloaten ioIgtcn nit auisepilnn8teml
Saiouett mo OrGnateu Die 2eute aii
Die giirgeritcige. Is entltanO ein
SanOgcniengc, in rueldem mc6r ais
Giner Sen @clua5rfolbsn 5u iii6Icn
6efam unO Elm Maun erbielt eincn
9ajouettitid ourd Die 'TanO.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-12

Netn Gntgcgenfommen
Gle 9lHltrcpgungeu Oes Mapors
Snbrnimn cine geilearung Ger
SdHierigfeiteu olui ihieoSgeridtli.
benI N@egc berbci5uiiI6rcn, mRroen
BON Ger international Mahpop SO,
ner Gigent6iimerin ser StraBenpaD
liell, lllr wenig untcritiiBt. u. ..
NATION p0n Ietroit, DerYrdItoent ser
0AmalAomateo aiiociation Of Street
ans Gaihuop employees, mterbrei.
tete DEM NPapor cine 4arlegung Sci
&eiGpcrDgn Der Strifer itiT0 erboi
tit oeiinitiu, oieielben cinemS hieos-
leribt 5il un~terbreiten. Der Yr1li.
cent OCT International &ailuop So,
s. y. Gonnette couferirte NIT Dem
Mcpor, aber fciner bon beioen moQte
mittlciIcn mas 5wiihen i6neu per.
9anOelt wilrOe.
Die 1batiode. nab oie 6ragc. nod
md9r Drills bierber 5u 6ringen, 10.
wpbl bon oen Gioil lpie Den MiIitdr.
bc50roeu in Grwdgung ge3ogen MIR.
DC, wuroe ais Elm Nn5eihen betrod.
tet, oaB cine irieolide Yeileguno
0es StrifeN nod cine e~ntiernte Moa.
lidfeit mar. "a ole StraBcnbo6nge.
leiie cine S0nge nolr 800 Nieilen ia.
ten mo 5lnn Abpntrouiairen oeriel
ten mr. 1900 Drills inter 9ri9o0e.
General Wellb sin gerfiigrng itan.
Den, 10 marelt Die YotrouiIemann.
Ibaitcn 81 oiinn geidt, I'M cine lei
itungsi0bige 4Soli5eimadlt alls5nma.
den. @euerol gNellb mllBte ole BON
ibm comnlonoircnoen Mannidafteu
ausr.fen laiien. ruo fucnn mebl
Srilppen bieuberge6roft mcrocn Iol.
len mnB @onperneir Sul5er einen
9eiebl 0o5u erloiicn.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-12
Dad MeriiO beOrOcrt.

@ofbington 2, g. 10. NpriI.
Die SdIadtidiife oMimneloto"
uSoobo~ miO Connecticut" iinO bon
Sanpton &Qdos nod Der SltfiiIte
bon Merifo beorocrte moroen, nm eS
Den oortigen SdlIodtihiffen n@eor.
Igia". p@crmont" mo o@irginio" 81
erm0aIideL ibre oreimouotIideu
llebnnaeu i'm SdeibenidieBcn por5u-
nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-12

siae Uniform mar iidthar. Der @tG=
iioeitt luar non feinem @ciolgc bo6er
@iiroentrdger bcQIeitet. Gr fum al
lein, ein einfaher 9iirger, Der ais
gWecnih 81 N}enihcn4 iprcdeu w0a
tc, mie er 81 9egiim ieiuer flltScH
Reoe ii6 dnBerte, Inn Den Mdmcrn.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-12

5tatllS ser Aegdiiden Snielu bebal-
ten iib oie Mqdjte 5luar nor uepia-
den aber Die @rieden Ourd Die Der
iideruna 81 6eidnfti9eny loaB Der
groBte Sbeil ibnen Sltiaacn iOae.
@eitcr l6e6alten I0ie @roBmd1te
sic 6rase einer MISUNDERSTANDING
ser S1lidtung onrd cine in TariS
ein5llberufeuOe 6inan5 aommifion
Dor.
lSie beiteben oud Oaraut Die @ren-
gen ~gllbaniels lielbit feit5ultelen.
Washington Journal., 1913-04-12

Gs NOR, ent0egen Den &ritiferL mel
hc i'm Seuat oie @ieoerbelebiung ci-
mes menarhiiden @ebrollhs ais be-
oauernswert o~ariteaten cine 3ere-
monte BON mabrbaft oemofratiider
@imfa9beit. Bon Yomp mo Sc
pr6lge feline Spur. Niht cine elm
Washington Journal., 1913-04-12
0ic Gage
icbr crmit
Sertebr uuter SduB Der Srnppen
wieOer aufgenOmmeII.

@oridldgc Ser StraBetbabn : @eiea.
lhaft BON Strifern nid)t ange.
liomnlell. ~ TerIangen Aner.
feunuug Ser Union. @onper.
reilr orOnet llnteriludauig an
guffulo, q. g. 10. April.
Sic Gage lit bier nod erniter gequor.
oelr HuO feline Ausiidt lit Udr9uns
oen, oaB Die AuSit1noigen Die Sor-
ihi1ge DER StraBenbabn : @eieaidaft
obne Anerfennung ibrer llnion an.
nebmet meroen. Nuh Al6anp mlr.
Sc nm mebr Gritppen telegrapbirt,
oa Die SIR 3eit bier lbefinolihen nidt
ausreidten. @eute Miorgen miiroen
ole &abnIinien NIT 9ruppen beieBt
uirO apl,roe ongefiinoigt 0oB iOet
S~traBeubdbn 0erfebr mieOer otf.
aenontulen piirOe. 9eidter Gegen
f6Qt.
unteruh ung.
Albanp, q. y, 10. April. =
WSupcrnellr Sul5er bonn Staate9teu
yorf bat %angeoronet, onB cine Silent
lid)c ll%ntcriudaing Der l3ltitduoe nnO
Gorgdnge in Buffalo itottfinOen ioIl,
ioboLO Die BON i6n an Ort unoSteae
gcinnOten 9cauitrogten nod bier ST..
riidgcfehrt iino.
Ser geitrige Aufrugr.
lteber Die aeitrigen llnraben geben
uns aus Buffalo nod folgcnOe yfad.
ritten 5ll:
Gie Niili5 nit auigepflan3ten ga.
ipnetten lbatte fiir oie i'm strife be
gritienen Angeiteaten Der StroBen.
bobuen uno Oeren 8arteig1nger feline
ShrederL uno oie acknowledgment,
sic iidi am eritcn Gage DeS Strifes
a6gcipielt buben, huarpn niht mn
e6cnio Sa6lreif), ion0eru aud, BON
erniterer 9lrt. Nue Anitrcngiingen,
oen @erfebr mieoer aui3nne6men
tuareu p~ergeblidl uuo nit Dem Gin.
tritt Der Naht fpuroen ale @uggons
Washington Journal., 1913-04-12

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ranidcnoeu geifal ieiner @arteiee-
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funogcgebene 9lbiiht feline erfte got-
ifaft all ben aongreB Den beiOcn
6duiern in gemeiniamer SiBung
perioneih por5utrugen, Ourdgefii6rt.