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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

mad)tcn, b;clt lid, &apitdn Barr nbs
lcits nto lcitcte Die Spcratinner. ins
Dem er gclpincrmabcn ais GonuInu 3.
bant Der grpBeu Slptte fun9irtc, Die
iif nm Sas ltn9liidsififf 9eiummeIt
bate.
"IlS Die ~Narrueanictt" anfam,
flbrcn Der y8robc &urfiirit" nnb am
bere Sampler 10 nabe mic mDglid)
berdn ltno lieBen Nettunasboote binz
ab. Sic Spotc nabmen mehrcre Herz
iolcn auf, Die bon benz n@pltllrno"
llbcr Sprp 9clprlngcn ipnren. Sieie
Mrbeit tpurbe pelentlid gefDrbcrt
ourd, Die Salnpfpinaiie bes r@robcu
alrtiirit", Die Die gauge gtadt brailBcn
9cbllcbcn mar. Sie rNnrra8anlctt"
be8dnn lofort. Del Inn bas Dem Der
ocrbcn gcfpcibte Sdiff gu lpribcu, unO
Die Welen licBen pie burd) nit eincm
Snubcrldla9 mad. IlebdlD fpdren
Die fleineren 8pote i'm Stanhe. an Dem
brennenben Sampler cntlan9 81 fob
rem nno Die 2eute bon Den 2eitern, an
Die lie lid fInmnlerter, ah5unebmen.
Die Tcttlina lpar in gang fur5er 3ett
gotham. eff Sampicr biIbetcn cine
abipcrrcnbe Sdeibeipanb fir Die Selz
Die bas 8aiicr rllbig belt, nno
Die @erettctcn ipliroen obne StDrun9
alf Die perificbenen Sampfer se>
noinnlen.
Scr 8tueite Offisier bes v@ols
6. 2Iopb. lit elmer Der 5elben
ocs ungliids geipeicn. gr itiir5tc ans
6Dbc Don 90 Sub bcrab, pdbs
reno er Den brabtloien Ipparat ieines
Sdiffes repnrirte. fdmpftc aber tros
oieies llnfaIcs ben gan5cn Sag iiber
gegcn bas Selier lnb frat I'M iteben
llbr Ibenbs cine gefdbrlihe Sabrt
mad, Dem "8roben &urfiirit" in einem
fleinen Boot nit brei anberen 2euten
pom ~Toltnrup" an. Sns fleine
Sabr5elg befanb iih i'm Sinfen. ais
0 einem Der Het%tuussbpote bonn
!. @roben &urfiirit" nufseleieu purbe.
Die 8eiammtsab( Der @eretteten lit,
Ipie man glalibt, 523.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

anitalt. Gin Boot bi~nab5uIaiieu. OBJ
lpobl tic ms iebr nabe mar"
s.. 0nslup, elmer Der Saiidgicre
ocs "@rober& lrfiirlt", innbte fpl9enDs
Scpcid,c al bic .Neip 9prt Sribuue":
Ser sipeitc Sffi5icr 2lopb o Der
"Toltnrno" legte bclpunberungsiperz
then Wnnncsmutb an Den Sag. I3
cr am Sonnerstag Wprgcit, als Die
Slammen bercits i'm Sfiffsralm
lpiltbetcn, einc fleine &eparatur an
Dem brabtlpien gpparat por5unebmen
bate, madte er einen Sebltritt nno
Itilr5te 5ehn SUB tief binab. Sbtpobl
perlcbt, erbpb " iid ihleunigit, be-
enbete feline Irbeit nno mahte iid
oann IN Die 2Difarbcit, unb ibm lit
es gu p~eroanfen, Dab elmer grploiiou
neben Dem 6oipital b%prgcbeugl
fpurbe. Ils es Die bDflte Belt mar.
pas b%rcnnenbe Sdiff 81 berlaiien,
bcgab CT ii6 in elm Hettuu9sbnpt
lnb fampite ii6 audi unter Inz
ipannung alIer &rdfte biz gum Gro
Der &urfiirit" burf,.
Ser brittle Waihiniit Bind be-
CAB iid nah Der grploiion ms
gabe5imner. nabm elm 9ab, Iegte
einen alberen In5u9 an. nertbeilta
feline 8adrifaft unter feline aameras
Den nnb iprang Damn iiber @orb.'
Gin Boot bes ~@rober aurfilrit"
nabm i'm auf.
.Sobn Burns. elm aobleni6aufler,
gleidfaus in Die Slitb bins
ab, inoeiien bernohte er nidt big
81 einem I~ettunssboot empor5ubriuz
gen. Wan mari linn elm Sau 5u
llno er fletterte an bieIem gum Sed
bcs brennenben Sd)ifies suriid. Nah
IinIten pieberbolte er ben
9arrasiprnn1 unb biesmal nit Dem
erbofften grfolg.
Gin Imerifaner, fart beleibt,
Same nidt in grfabruns ecs
bra6t iperben fonnte. mari feline
Shtpeiter. Damn feline 8attin iiber
Sorb unb iprang bierauf ielber in Die
Iue Srei ertranfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

9leiten ipolltcn. Sd iprang. 9i(
Inoereu idb if nid)t mebr pieber.
sd id)pamm 5uerit auf bas
oeutife Shiff 81, abcr a lat
midi niht. Nui Der vGnrmunia"
bDrte man meine @iIferufe unb fanh
mid nit Dem SldIidt. 60 ipurbe
i'd gercttet.
"@dbrcnb bcs Sagcs itiir5ten flint
Secleutc unb elm Stciparb in Die
Slammen. Sic perbrahnten bel Iebenz
oi8cm 2eibe. @eiter tpeiB i6 nihtS
mebr."
Ils Srintepobl gefragt nurbe, nad)
ben brabtloicn 9erid)ten bes &apitdns
icicn iehs Hcttungsbpote nieocrgc<
lalien lpprbcn. bon peld)en 5ipci 9liidz
lid pom Sdiff %abgcfommen ieien, err
tldrte Der Wann: .Sds lit nid)t rid,z
tig. Sd mar ~beitGnhis an Srt unb
Stelle unb lab Iles, mas pprging.
aein ein5i9es Boot lit BON SHiff ipegz
.gefonnnen."
Ser 8 IN eifIun9sruf m
5iiIfe.
Serr Splir9epn er3dblt bon DEN
&eriufenL H~ettungsbppte an ben
Sdiffsrumpf bes .9oltllrno" berans
5ubrin9en. nNifts iplrbe mebr bon
Den beiben 8potcn ~seiebeu", iagte er,
rfpelde nit ie 20 1aiiagieren niebers
9elalien ipurben, nad]bem lie Die Settle
bes "Soltlirno" b~erlaiien batten.
Sier anberc gpotc rpurbcn gegen ben
Humpf bes Shiffes seihleubert unp
5eri6cGten. 0ie Sniaiien ipurOen
entiueoer 9etDbtct pber ertranfen Tie.
~Sonnerstag Ibeno Inn 8 l1br lieb
Der &apitdn bes v@oltllrno" cine bers
5fpeifelte Sepeide ab. lin 8ottesz
belft uns. pber mir fommen
~@unberbarer @eiie eriffen Die
Slammen rift nah Dem bintcren
iiber. Sflieblih nlrbe Die
See rubi9er. unh Die 9oote retteten
521 Terionen. Sic S%obtenliite be-
lduft iid nlf 1885,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21
,gpItnrnp" elm SerenfeKel.

Ius Sem Oorf perIalitet INTERN
Satum bonn IS. Sftober: Ser Slopb@
bampfer ~8rober aurfiirit" lanste
beute bier an. nit 105 Yaia9ieren
Der ,8olturno" an 9prb.
.gttpa so pbcr 90 Yaila9iere Der
.@olturuo" tpurben ourd Die grplps
iion in ben gialrn SO. 1 eingeIdloI1
fen. iobub fem gntfommcn mar. Gnt@
peber berbrannteu tie 81 Sobe, poer
Tie eritidten in Dem Gunlin." Sieie
Hahrid)t brad)te Der brittle Sffi3ier
Der rIoIturno". 8aloron SiiieIman.
Gas Jeuer ,uurbe bnrh Grpluiiun
zines 8ebalters nit letdJt cnt5iinS=
lthen Gbemifalien peranlaft, unb
ipeitere Ggploiionen fDlsten in fursen
Stuiidenrdnmen. Or er5dblte ipie
folgt: sd ipolte mid seraoe 5ur
Bride begeben. als cine beftige Grz
ploiion erfolste. Sic .@olturno" ge@
riet6 ms Sd)ipanfen uls lei lie bon
einem ifipcren @eIfob getroffen
iporben. galb oarauf erplobierten anz
bere 8ebdlter unb es hattie Den Inz
ihein. als piirben mad unb mad
S~DllerIdilile abge9eben.
.&apitdu Snh itanb alif Der Cont
m%anbobriide. Sd borte. iuie er Den
9efebl ertbeilte: .Nae H~ettnngsboote
berpor!" Sie Iatroien ipransen NIT
faseuartiger 9ebenbisfeit berbei. I'M
Der Srbre Solge 81 leiiten. Gin furdts
barer Sturm brauite. iobaB man fallm
feline eigene Stimme pernabm. Sic
Yniiasiere ipurbcn bon elmer Sanif
er9ritfen, eiltcn ouf's 9ed nno ihrieen
bdnberingenb nm Silfe. Sic Irbeit
Deg Slottnladeus Der H~ettungsbootc
ipurbe in bobem Grade burch oas &C.
brdnge eridipcrt. Sie ggploiionen
bauerteu an unb murben INNER bdu=
flyer. Salt jebe Wiuute erplooierten
Elm Subenb Der &anncn I'M Speiferz
rallm. Niemano sluubte, oab bas
Sd)iff iid iibcr flint Winuten lang
iiber Wdiier halten tonne.
Gin Boot plirbe binabgelaiIen nnb
parb fnrdtbnr bin unb Der seIdleue
bert. BAH folgte elm anSeres, bod es
lplirDe am 9ug bes S6iffes 5eriheIt,
che Srnller unb ainber in oasielbs
binabaelaiicu tperben fonnten. Sebem
8ootc mliBtcn W~atroien mitgege6en
ipcrbem 10 rag iflieBli6 I'M nod
ipenige iibrig blic6en.
sd half bas brittle Boot binabs
laiien. @s murbe bon Den Weuen al
Den 8umpi bcs Sdiffes aeldlagen nnD
mcbrere Sraren fielen iiber 8orb nnb
ertrnnfen.
r
~Iuh bali ih bas bierte Boot bins
ablaIien. IS fiibrte % Ealia9iere.
nnb nad 5cbn Rinuten iab man e5
nuf ben 8cIlen treiben. baum eut@
ifpauD es un1eren gliden. Hun
brad Der Waitbaum nieber unb mir
fliidteten ms in cine Sabine. Sier
fnuben mir bier Watroien 81 Sobc
ber6rnnnt.
~Nunme6r Ifoiien Slammen aus
Dem Hallm 20. / empor, rrno nndl
nenigen Winutcn lpar Der Yorbertbeil
elm Slomn,enmeer. Ser Stnrm
peiti6te Die Slammen na6 alien
Sciteu.
~9ie YsepbliB" na6te mlnmebr
beran unb begnnn ,nnper3iiglih nit
Dem S%eroblaiien Der Hettlnssboote.
Sdlben @eaes tebrten lie inbeiien
nm. Sd fam eS ibnen nidt pers
bcnten, oenu ole Gee ipnr gu 9efdbrs
lid. Die .Garmania" madtc teine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21
Srdnntte bas 1tngliif ppraus.

8on einemt merftpiirbisen Sralim, in
benz einer Der Sele9rapbiiten Der ,@ols
tiirno" ale @in5elbeiten Der 8ataz
itropbe noralisseieben bat, berihteten
i'm Sem Yorfer Bureau Der Uranium
Sinie 5iuei Srnuen, Die ailf periGiebez
men lleberfabrten Saiia9iere bes I'm
9liidsIdiffes 9etpeien ipareu. Sic
nannten iih Srau unb SRI. Glerans
Der, obne ibre @obnineen nngeben su
molten. Sic batten. tpie Die anberen
Sffi5iere bes S6iffes. 10 aid ben
orabtloien SelegrapbiIten gbriitopber
Remington rdber fennen selcrnt, nnb
oteIer 5eigte lbnen zines Iorgens ailf
Der leeten lle6erfabrt einen 8rief, be,l
er an oas 2onboner Bureau Der Wurs
conis@ eieaIdaft 9eihrieben bate, unb
IN Dem er nm ieine @eriesung auf elm
onoeres Shiff nadiuhte. Nnf Die
Srage, tparllm er benn Die ,Golturuo"
berlaiien tpolle, er5dblte er Den Sraum,
Der i'm III Der Naft seaudlt bate:
Sas Sdiff mar mitten auf Dem Ocean
in Srdnb geratben. Sic 1aIiaaierc
fparen in furftbarer Iufregung, 10
oaB lie gum She'll MIR burh Srobuuz
gen our &ube g~e5ipuugen tperbcn
fpnnten.
Bennington iob iif ielbit am bra6ts
lolen Sele9rapben zGpparat iiBen unb
immerfort mad allen Seiten Siilieruie
ausienben. Salb barouf mar bas
brennenbe Shiff bon feds anbereu
Sampfern umrin9t. Die. tpie Die BOT
tilrno" nit BEN ip~ilbtpbenben 8oaerr
tdmptten. or iab, mie Dor glnoit balb
tpabnlinni9 aeiporbene Srailen unb
ainber iif ms Wniier ltiirstcn, ndbs
reno Inbere Die Hettungsbopte bette
gen. Ils er iih iiber Die 8eeling le6nte,
tonr1te er oeutli6 ieben. ipie Elm Boot
mad, Dem anbereu 9e9en Die Sciten bes
brennenDen Shiffes 9eidleubert lpurz
Den, tentcrten uno WGnner unb
Srallen III Den 8eQen berianten. Ils
feline Soffnnng aiif Nettung mebr mar
lnb Die T~aiia9iere ale bonn Sdifi
iparcn. erbielten Die Wannidafteu uno
Sffi5iere Den Sefebl. bas Sfiif ali
berlaIIen. Tennington 1elbIt bcitiro
Elm tleines Boot. Dies pnroe audi acoen
Den 8lrmpf Der ~@olturno" geiporieu,
uno Der Sclegrapbiit itiir8te ms
Waler. Bon eincm Der CUR Siilic
berbei9ceilten Shiffe ipurbe er oanll
aufgenomnen.
"sIs idl cripad)te". ia9tc Yennina>
ton Damn 81 Den Srauen. ripar id
70 entiebt, bab ih nm meiue Ser
IeBung einaefommeu bin. SD tperos
bieien Srief iofort BON Nelp gort ans
aufgeben unb boffe Mntipprt 3u baben.
tpenn ih nah Hotterham fommc. "
Samsta9 erbielt Srau Mleganper pDiI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

crbicltcn mir Die critic hrd6tloit @otz
ld'nfi. pdB Die ~%oltrrlp" III Slant
men ltd1oc. 3u bicicr 3rit !p0rct
mir $50 nnu.tiide W}cilcn cnticrlt,
llnicr anpit0u Gubcrtc nhcr ipiprt nnl
aurs unO befnbl nit %uQbampi 81
fnbrcu.
Die Nhdrid,t pliroc Den Huiiusiss
rem mit9ctbcilt ulh &prbcrcitunncn
flir na3 Ncttnnaalpcrf gctroffcn.
0c9cn 10 bis 20 mdnnlidc Gaiiaz
Gicrc. Sic nit Scr Sec pcrtrnut lpurcll.
bntcn ibrc &iIfc fir Die @cmnanr1a
Der NcttrnA2tootc an, JIG lplirocn obcr
ii6t bcnDtbigt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21
Gcsema nnb Snfcn fnrirt.

Sic Iinbernben, beilenben IrSnciz
mittel in Or. &pbipn's Gcsema Chit
mcitt brin9en in oIe Yoren Ser Saut
elm, %entferncn nIlc llnrcinigfcitcn unb
itilcn bas SUDDEN iofort. Or. Sob
ions @c5emo Ointment lit gnrantirt,
gc5cma, I~uSidla9, ltmlauf, Sled,ten
II. /. M. idncll gu bciIcn. Gc3ema
Ointment lit Elm dr5tlidcs 8c5ept, fetn
Experiment. Sn alien apotbetcn oher
per Eoit SO Gents. Efciifer Chemical
60, Tbilaoelpbia lllb ct. 2puis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

Bennington cinen 9riei, in Dem CT
mittbeiIte. baB icin 0eiud I'M Ser
iesln9 nbid)ldgig Deidieocu lpprnelt
lei. so blieb cr auf Dem Sdiife. Sr
lit. %iolpcit aus Den Serid)ten 81 cricben
lit. tbatidd)lid in cincm Der @pote 0e>
Die tentcrten, unb bon Dem
Stanoarb SeIbampfer vNarragauictt"
allfgenom1ren lpprocn. Sein Sraum,
ipie i'm Die bcibcn Srauen er3dbIten,
itimmt nit Den Sbntinhen bis allf cine
Gtn8clbeit ilbcrcin: cs lpdren nitlt
iechs. ionbern 5cbn Sfiffe, hie feline
5ilfcrufe berbctbradten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

Ser CONNER aiue 3ur aiiftc. seire sfads
ne5en maden iiG iceo6 in lnferem aorper
gen 3ett Der Sllitb. llniere SfipcibtnndIe uro
Die Sprert Der .Saut, fpeldc ben Sttpeib mad
nIBen bin betoroern, iiro ndbrcno Der 5ibe tms
rner rnebr. iiberarbeitet i%pproen. bis 5n!ett Der
Shpete lin Stromer lief. Die Sfpetbabions
oerulgsorsafte iuarer ebelt Oerurt eefdhiuddt,
SaB. ite benz bnrd bic Sise crbobten glutnrr.
ianl nt6t oeil .ee3ortsen @toerftdro letften
tonnten i1o tflieblih oas gSaiicr aus benz
gliite itromen .Iieben. Saour6 ipurbe has gIut
esr9idt. 8ngIett aber an6 nit ben .eiitisen
Sfotten fiberlaoen, fpeIdbe fprft nit benz
Shpeibe eiseei1ieoen perben, oenn bic Sart
reip. tbre Boren f%onnten. tpie ee5eiet, bel i5rcr
Sfnpdte unb benz pernebricn 8lrtanorane ben
ShpeiB nibt mebr aeboria 3ubereiien. Ser
9orper tit nlip 5%picfaf. nit .%eitttsen stoffen
iiberldoen ulb hiefe nliiiien uno folnert 1tur nit
!6iiIfe Der beriibmten ct. Scritarb drdilterpiI.
ieil alseetdiesen iperben; SobnIo ibr Matties
fett p%eripiirt oocr aud 9eronuin9ss nno Hte'
renbcftperben, SdiuinbcI. ScrSfiopfen, aopf.
tdmere5n. !Geritopiune, 9bspepiie ooer Druid
i'm Inge, 10 oenfet ouran, oub @uer aorper
olrd Die l1nee Seit Der SpI1mersglutb nit
glutgifter iiberldoen 1T!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21
Sin mil0cs ui,b m~irfiarntS sibfiibr.
mittrl.

Gin miles, rcli:iNca uua !rirf;aanc5
Ibfilbrinittcl piirit,cn hic 2cl,te 81
hobcr. lucitn lie on %~critopfar0 lcib:u.
Snulcnnc IahluDrcn nuf 81. Sings
Ncip 2iic Yi(lcu. &ugb laa;nun run
Gan Iltun:o. 5cra3, idjrcibt: .Gs
iiro ionhcr 3lueifcl Sic Dcitcn YiQcn.
Die mcinc Sruu laO idl. ic ~Nc6rnua)t
bo6cn." NiciclGcu pcrlrirdlcu ricz
mals Sdn,cr6cn. Erci3 % 6cnto III
@potbctcn cbcr per &nit. s.. 6.
@nflen &c 60, %Bi!afr!pbia cher
st. SuniS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

Sicbc 5ll, nidjt mic picl On
ldIon 5lrrilc8clcgt, iunbcrn lpic picl
III nod ppr Dir bait. INT 6um 3icl
III NclnnNcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21
&abt Sbr eineos
Mtlas ialt &oufe2

@andIsr bat idon pit benin Selen in Der 3erne pber in einem Snde
8etra9f: "gSp m Der 8ct lc9t benn biic Shart?", y&o IWt 0as
Sano? "@n lngt Der 6luB?" unb menn man baum 4emunb iage: "@olt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

Sieier pur5ii9lide @cofpciicr
ourd Die gan5e &clt entbdlt 12S
Sciten Der neueiteu 2anhfurtcn,
III Id|Dncm Sarbenbrlld, bon Den
%er. Staaten mo abbdngiAen
9c'iBtbiin1ern mn bon icbem
2nnbe Der @elt. Sic 2unbs
farteu BON Dem ferllcn Often
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-10-21

CIIIllluI CHE NullpfuTIt pUCI tIIlCII
Itlas", bnnn mar teiner i'm
gail5cn Snuie 81 baben. ltnb
bod lit eiu @tloo in Der Samilie
1nlt uncutbcbrlid), ipenn man
lpirtlid] intelligent leicn iou.
Wir freIten ms, in Der Gage
81 icin, unicrcn 2eicrn cinen
prattiidlcn > nuSzI tIaS, in
bonplid,cr Sprm 8u reht mGBis
Gem Freilc unbicteu 81 fonnen.
@s lit Der l1clIc
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
PICKED TO
HEAD DISTRICT BODY
Despite Ambitions Of Aiken,
Former Chairman Likely to
Keep His Place.

Despite the ambitions Of Congressman
Wyatt Aiken of South Carolina to be
chairman of the House District Com
mittee, the reappointment Of Congress
man Ben johnson to that post is prac-
tically assured The Ways and Means
Committee, which is making up the
committees of the House, will not dis
place Mr.. johnson unless he should ask
II. This is highly improbable.
The Times recently announced that
Mr.. johnson would &C named Chairman
of the District Committee in the SiXty-
third Congress, since he had told mis-
friends that he would not retire under
fire" Mr.. Aiken has now stepped for
ward TO remind the Ways and Means
Committee that he outranked Mr. John
son when the Democrats came into
control of the House two Years ago
and that he yielded his claim of senior
ity in favor of the Kentuckian. Sew
eral members of the Ways and Means
Committee remembc- that Mr.. Aiken
might have claimed the chairmansnip
at the time.
Mr.. Aiken now wants Mr.. johnson
to relinQuish the chairmanship, but Mr.
johnson, so far. hasn't been able to see
the argument. 1t Is more likely that
Mr. johnson will stay at the head Of
the District Committee and that Mr..
Aiken will be placated with an assign
ment upon one of the bigger commit
tees of the House.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Policeman Discovers
Two Escaped Girls

Ella Edwards, sixteen years old. and
Mary Miller. aged seventeen. who es-
capped Monday night from the House of
the Good Shepherd. Thirty-sixth and
In the institution today.
The girls were found by Motorcycle
Policeman Jackson. Of the Seventh pre-
cinct walking in the Conduit road
about four miles above Georgetown
They said they had intended returning
to the home voluntarily.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
iris "RITE.FORM'
Special FRIDAY

Misses, Childs' and Growing
Girls Tan or Black Calf and
Patent Colt ! or 2-strap Pumps
and Blucher Oxfords. 8 Sshapely
styles.
Sizes 6 to IL. .$1.25
Sizes IL Ha to 2.......$1.50
Sizes 2la to S. $500
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Outing for Mothers
And Children Likely

B. T. Donnelly. B. G. Ladd. and ]. 8.
Hutchinson, officers of the navy yard
summer outing committee, will confer
tonight with officers of the Associated
Charities on what form the annual be-
of the committee shall take.
The men OF the navy yard annually
do something for tired mothers and de-
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Societie de Geographic
Honors Alfred H. Brooks

A gold medal. the Conrad Maltebrun.
lie on its way here from Paris, and =
destined to be given to Dr. Alfred H.
Brooks, of the United States Geological
Survey. The medal is given by the old
esnt geographical society in the world,
the Societie de Geographic Of France,
in recognition of DR.. Brooks work in
Alaska. DR.. Brooks for some years
has been In charge of the mineral
wealth investigation in Alaska, and mas
made exhaustive studies In the remote
parts of the Territory.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15

serving children. Last year they main-
likelv that the same plan will be adopt
ed this summer. The navy yard com.
mlttee Will meet al. Navy Lodge Hall
tuesday night to settle the question.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15

PANAMA HATS. in large.
also in attractive new small
shapes. Examine the quality
of these hats. and remember
:SRs.S sS.is: ::.: I: $3.95 |
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Bridge Approaches
Are Being Graded

Work has besun on the grading of
the approaches to two concrete bridges
which will cross Watts branch at
Deane avenue and Grant street north
east.
Included in the District appropriation
bill Is an appropriation Of 81, 50O whlsi;,
after July I, will be available for the
construction of the bridges.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Aqed Man Is Struck
BY Team Of Horses

Knocked down by a team OF horses
as he stepped from a car at Fifth
street and Massachusetts avenue norih-
west. this morning, Abraham Ham.
seventy-three years old, of 1890 Florida
avenue northeast. was injured about
the legs and feet. He was taken 20
Emergency Hospital in an ambulance.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Starts Kitten Farm.

CONNELLSVILLE Pa. May To-
To increase his sales of milk John
Cramer has started a kitten farm. and
is distributing them gratis among his
customers.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15

S1.oo to Harper's Ferry, Martinsburg;
S1.35 Berkley Springs; $500 Cumber-
land and Return. Sunday. May Is.
Baltimore & Ohio R. r. from Union
Station. Washington, at 20 A NJ Re-
turning same day.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-05-15

sa.so to Philadelphia, $a.as Chester
and $500 Wilmington and return. Sun
day, May Is. Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
from Union Station, s 90 A. NJ Return
ing leave Philadelphia z. Chester Z 20
and Wilmington 7:40 p. NJ. same day.
-Advt
The Washington times., 1913-05-15
s,.as Baltimore and Return,

BALTIMORE OHIO.
Every Saturday and Sunday, Good to
return until a. m. train Monday. All
trains both ways including the Royal
Limited--Advc
The Washington times., 1913-05-15

Sr.oo to Frederick, Keedysville For
Antietam. and Hagerstown and return.
Sunday, May Is, Baltimore & Ohio r.
r.. from Union Station. Washington. at
Q .oo A. NJ Returning same day.-Advt
The Mena weekly star., 1913-11-27
NENA WOMAN RONORED SICK
Hrs. Sallie Moseiey Elected Grand Martha of Eastern Star Grand
 Chapter of Arkansas.

Mrs. Sallie Moseley of Mena. who was a delegate from the local chap ter of the Order of the Eastern Star to the thirty eighth meeting of the Grand Chapter at Little Rock last week, returned home Wednesday afternoon. She was honored by be- ing elected to the office of Grand Martha of the Grand Chapter of Ar kansas. There were more than 200 delegates present at the meeting, which was brought to a close Tues day night by the installation of the new officers, which was done with appropriate ceremonies at the lodge room on the sixth floor of the Ma sonic temple on Capital avenue and Main street
 The new officers are as follows:
 Mrs. Hattie R. Johnson, Hot Springs, Grand Matron.
 J. E. Powers, Van Buren. Grand Patron
 Mrs. Minnie Maxwell, BentonVille, Associate Grand Matron.
 R. T. Hynson. Mammoth Springs, Associate Grand Patron.
 Mrs. Nora G. Rushing, Chidester, Grand Secretary.
 Mrs. Julia NJ. Gill, Little Rock, Grand Treasurer.
 Mrs Mabel Phillips, Benton. Grand C0nductress.
 Mrs. H. L. Robertson, Carlyle. As sociate Grand Conductress.
 Mrs. Shelley Sanderson, Texar- kama, State Grand Instructress.
 Mrs. Sue England, Argenta. Grand Marshal.
 Mrs. Lillian Cress, Prescott, Grand Chaplain.
 Mrs. Eta Culley. Texarkana, Grand Ada.
 Mrs sherman, Ft. Smith. Grand Ruth.
 Mrs Mabel High, England. Grand Esther
 Mrs. Sallie Moseley, Mena, Grand Martha
 Mrs. Fay Reid. Fayetteville Grand Electa.
 Miss Jimmie Oathout. Little Rock. Grand Organist.
 Mrs Metcalf. Cotter. Grand War der.
 Bro. Bartlett Grand Sentinel.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-11-27
M. E. (. s. Nnnoinlmcnts.

Following are The appointments made for lhc TeNmkana district of the NJ, E. church. South, made hy Bishop kilgo al the Pine Blur con ference Monday
 J. X. Henderson. D. F.: AShdoN.n. F, P. Doab; Bradley and Walnut Hl.L W. H. Hansford; Bright Star .Clrrult. Hugh Revelly; Cherry Hill Circuit. to be supplied; DcQueen. ]. A. Biegs; Foreman. l.. C. Beasley Fouhe Circuit J. C. Sampley: Gil ham and Chapel Hin Mission. II. .Siuard, Horauo and Wilson. II. L. simpson. LeWisvilc and North LeWlsNiIle, J. J. Melard: Lockes- burg Circuit W. W. Christie: Nena F. \, Brewer; Paraloma J. w. Will hams; Patmos, A. ]. Black: Rich mond Circuit s. T. Baueh: Slamps. M. J. Rhodes: TeXarkana. College HIll, Jesse Mitchell, supply: Fair- view, ]. H. Cummins: First Church r. C. Fletcher: Umpire Mission | F. Taylor; Nandervoort Mission. L. IT. Rogers.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-11-27
SICK WAS NOT GUILTY
Express Messenger Freed From Murder Charge-Defendant k
 Well Known in Mena.

After dellberaline less than half
 an hour in the circuit court at po- teau, Ok~ Tuesday, the jury re-
 turned a verdict of not guilty in the
 ease of John Sick. charged with the murder of Pat Dawson. youth. on an express car last June. When the jury returned the verdict the wife and the mother of Sick threw lhoir arms about the freed man. and afi- CT caresslng him rushed lo the Jurors and clasped some of them about the neck, expressing undying qualification over the verdict.
 Sick was charged with murdering
 Pat Dawson on June of this year. The shooting took place between HeaVener and Howe. Dawson dying at the latter place.
 The fact that an epidemic of lrain hold-ups prevailed at the time of the shooting was introduced in evidence. II was shown that one train was held up near Mena and an other at Poteau just few days prior to the killing.
 In Sick's story of the killing he al- legged that he found Fruit and Daw-
 son riding the blind baggage" and made them come into the express
 car. He claimed that when Dawson
 made a move as though fo attack him, he fired.