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The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
'Pernicious Activity"
Costs Man His Job

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Eugene L.
Dorsey, supervising inspector of the
sixth district steamboat inspection
service at Louisville. KY, was today
found guilty of pernicious political
activity and inefficiency. His resigna-
ton was requested by Secretary Of
Commerce Redfield, with the approval
of the president.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
Italy May Exhibit;
Pleased Over Tariff

that there will be no rebate of Gus
toms duties on goods shipped from
Italy to the United States in Ameri-
can bottoms produced an excellent
impression here.
1t probably will have the effect of
fastening the announcement of Italy s
national participation in the Panama
exposition, which heretofore has
seemed somewhat doubtful
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
TERRIBLE TYPH00N
DEvAsTATES GUAM
Many Natives Killed; Ameri-
can Collier Ajax Driven
Ashore

WASHINGTON, Nov. "details of
q terrible typhoon, which swept over
the island. of Guam Monday, have
reached the navy department
The collier Ajax was driven ashore
and badly damaged. Native houses
We're destroyed and many natives
killed. Hospital Steward George NJ.
Nicholson was drowned while serving
as member of a rescue party. He
is the only American reported killed
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
Woman Sued for
$4,000 Stolen Pearl

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Mrs. julius
vatable defended before Supreme
Court Justice Donnelly today an ac-
tion for $4,000 brought against her
by Ludwig Nissen, Maiden lane
diamond dealer. who asserts she has
pink pearl stolen from him in 1907.
Mrs. vatable contends that she was
an innocent purchaser
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
Suspected Of Assault,
Negro Is in CUSTODY

A negro. believed to be the man who
held up and brutally attacked Mrs.
William Won Helms. within a few
doors of her home at sos Thirty sixth
avenue, Oakland, night before last, is
in the custody OF the Richmond po-
lice. The man, who is 40 years of
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
|DOCTORNEX
. At TER own
PATIENT
Alameda Surgeon Has Appen-
dix Removed Soon After
Relieving Another

Within half an hour after perform
ing an operation for appendicitis on
E. c. Chamberlain. 26s7 Woolsey street.
Berkeley, late yesterday, DR.. David
Hadden of Alameda. himself was un-
dergoing similar operation on the
same operating table
Chamberlin and Doctor Hadden are
lying In adjoining cots IN the Eastbay
sanatorium. Oakland. But while Cham
berlin rapidly is recovering. his COM
panfon still is in a serious condition.
sufferer from appendicitis in ad-
vanced form. Doctor Hadden left his
sick bed to go to the relief OF his
patient.
sTEELs HIMSELF TO WORK
Masking his pain Doctor Hadden
held himself to the ordeal of operat-
ing ON Chamberlin 1t was when
he successfully terminated the oper-
alton and collapsed at the side of the
hospital table that his associates
realized how serious his condition
was.
1t was deemed imperative that ex-
perts be summoned and Drs. /. w.
Perry. Philip King Brown, F. II.
Bowles and May Sampson were en-
listed in the fight to save Doctor
Haddens life.
At one time it was feared that the
surgeon would not survive owing to
weak heart action. and 1t required the
utmost vigilance to bring the opera
tion to a successful conclusion.
LIKE DOCTOR GARDENERS CASE
Doctor Hadden's heroism is paral-
leled in a measure by the case of
DR.. S. ]. Gardner of San Francisco.
who underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis at the Southern Pacific hos
pital about a year ago shortly after
performing a similar operation on a
patient, and only a few hours after
his wife also had gone under the
knife.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
Italian Liner Eio Is
Wrecked, IL Drowned

LISBON, Nov 1.-THE Italian liner
Elio. was wrecked off the coast of
Alemtejo and IL of the crew drowned.
according to dispatch here today.
The vessel was coming from the Mis-
sissippi to Genoa with cargo of
wood
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
Peanut Trust" Forces
"GOOber" Prices Down

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-Investiga-
ton of peanut trust among buyers
operating in Virginia by the depart
ment of justice is under way today
According to representations made to
Attorney General McReynolds by
prominent residents Of North Caro-
lima, peanut buyers have forced
prices down 80 per cent
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
Autos Smash at
Corner. Both Wrecked

The automobile of L. e. Grimm of
the Realty Syndicate building and a
machine driven by E. H Ness, an en-
ploye of the Southern Pacific COM
pany, collided yesterday afternoon at
Thirteenth and Webster streets. Oak
land. Both machines were wrecked.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
Wilson to Appoint
PindeII Ambassador

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-President
Wilson will send to the senate the
nomination of Henry M. Pindell of
Peoria, H., to be ambassador to Rus
sia, according to statement issued
by Bryan today.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12

rented the family home at 1910 VAL
lejo street. to her sister. Mrs. Walter
L. Dean.
The marriage OF Kellogg and Miss
Hager in 1906 created a mild surprise
at the time, but the pair apparently
have always been devoted.
Prior to her marriage Mrs. Kellogg
entertained on a large scale.
The reason for the separatio mis-
said to be due to incompatlbility.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12

San Francisco society was startled
today at the news that Mrs. Lansing
Kellogg had separated from her hus-
band. clubman and capitalist. Friends
of the couple hope for reconcilia-
tion, but those close to Mrs. kellogg
aver that divorce proceedings are
Imminent
Mrs. Kellogg was Miss Ethyl Hager,
daughter Of the late Judge Hager.
and a society leader here.
Questioned about the probability of
divorce proceedings being instituted
by his wife, Kellogg replied, Il have
nothing to say" He would neither
deny nor affirm the rumor.
The husband has taken up residence
at the Pacific Union club. of which he
is a member, and Mrs. Kellogg has
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
Bells Gets Offer
To Go ON Stage

KIEv, Nov. 1z.-An American inn
presario offered Mendel Bells a con-
tract to appear in European music
hall at large salary.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
SEEK HUERTA,s SUCCESSOR

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 12.-An an
nouncement was made today that
Minister Adalpe of Huerta's cabinet
is seriously i'll because of overwork." !"
This presages the announcement
that Aldape will retire from the cab
met. He has been at outs for some
time with General Banquet and Min
lister Moheno and his retirement will
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
Surgeon Operates; Then Goes Under Knife
WAR COUNCIL HELD BY HUERTA GOVERNMENT

MEXICO IN BRIEF
Situation Still Tense
DocTOR HALE, repre-
~ senting President Wilson,
confers today with General
Carranza, leader of the consti-
tutionalists.
Report from private sources
in Mexico City state that all
diplomatic negotiations will be
broken off today.
Senor Aldapc, member of
Huerta's cabinet, is i'll and will
retire, is report, leaving the
war element supreme.
French diplomats state that
the United States has asked
England to demand Huerta's
resignation.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
Five Submarines
Sent to Canal Zone

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE first
step toward developing the naval de-
Tense of the Panama canal was taken
today by the dispatch of FIVE subma-
rines to the canal zone. AS soon as
the canal is opened the submarines
will go through the Pacific end and
be stationed permanently at Balboa.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
IN FEAR
Of MARINES
LANDING
Military Commander Prepares
to Call Out Troops for
Defense
BULLETIN


tary commander has called the chief
of police into secret conference and
are that troops will be
called out within few hours.
Private dispatches received from
an oil magnate in Mexico City today
say that the relations between the
United States and Mexico may be
broken off before night.
EXPECT MARINES TO LAND
VERA CRUZ. Nov. 12.-According
to Mexican officials the marines on
the American warships standing off
Vera Cruz have received their land
ing eauipmept and are expecting to
come ashore within short time AT
the American consulate it was de-
clared this afternoon that this re-
port is untrue.
All 90 Americans who were inn
periled by the fighting at Tuxpam es-
capped from that city and have taken
refuge on the Louisiana and the
Wheeling in the harbor. The rebels
have the advantage in their attack on
Tuxpam. The city will probably fall
before night
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-12
SULTAN ESCAPES cAPToRs

TANGIER, Morocco, Nov. 12.-Ex-
Sultan Muliali Haifid escaped from the
tribesmen who captured him on the
way to Mecca and arrived there
safely.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13
ltmii6ertrefflidc Mcttlunrit,
&nafWnrit mnO Meat lOaf.
Sucblcrs, 532 Genter Marft.

unter zen Qeuteny Die lett 35
Sa6ren nit &oger @iaioms, Dem
Glert Oes fiirberen @rcile 8oaro 81
tim battelt, berridlt aufridtiges 9e-
oalern, oaB er ieines 9lmtes entieBt
lit. gSie mir b0ren. ioq ben &onI-
n~liiiaren cine Getition ulterbreitet
mcroen Serrn @iQiams I'M Mmte 81
be6nlten. Bon &errn @iqiams miro
beionoers berpor9eboben 0aB er ab-
Iplllt competent nno nlparteiiib unn
6liBerit liebepsmiir0iq i'm geldqftliz
gen &erfgbr gefpelen lei. pa er ait
BerOem ole &erbaltniIie Die fem an
Oerer fernt, qlaubt man Dab eS I'M
Sntereiie oes 9ienites geipelen mare,
Serrn @iaiams I'M Mmte 5u bebal-
ten. Iber nntiirlihb politiihe Sdul-
oen miiiien be5ablt iDeroen, llnO %
Der 9iitrift fem @ablredt bat, muf
er eben ieoe Meoi5in nebmdlt, Die ibn
gereibt miro.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13
sen 10. September 1913.
9OaeftOreH.

4oaeftoren, peIde in i1ren y.
5triften aatoriiiert iino, ole ADo'''l !,
mentsbetraae 8u erbeben mo 81
ouittieren, iiuO i%oIgeuOe Serrem1s' "a
Trib alein, 9t5 g. $. Ape., ~ ~ y,
0' Dir ben 81. So peltlid bon oe'
is. StraBe einidlieBltf @eoF'e'
tpnn unO &oBlDl. 49,.
ganI s8wsslsr fir Dc" "O''S''
@taOtteil.
gaeoen aloaeu, sic uns bic lln l. e
.,lfommen, oaB Oa8 nSourllal " arIt
SRis 5onuabeno AbeioS, ooer KY
81 moutaas in sic Sdnoe DER S eoi
fommt. teilen mir nit, oaB ole o 2ya
t,,no aeitig geiulg aut ole F s'.it
fomnlt, nm Samlta9s 0'Oraells m''
rrIfer Goit abgeliefert 81 merOen'
Mon beI6were ii6 prompt bel Den
Serren grieitrdcern. Sci 8leoer.
boI,na bitten mir I'M gSafripl M
gelepbon, Drain 1889, Ooer O''ru
Der 9erausgeber.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13
gerfunfsiteaen
Seg n@ai6imstOu SOnrnaI"

bes r@ai6instOn SOnrnaI".
sobn aiuoer, 633 @-9troBe, @.-8-
Sam QlOams, 900 @-5traBe, g- y,
: y. Bird, 2t59 go. qpe., @-@
3. Sirlb, SOB lite Str, 0.@;
gmerican Eobacco Co. 40 Benl''
lnlpauia 9lpemae, 3.-8.
SIeranOria, ga.
3. @eece @aton 1913 90 Noal 81
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13

&aum, DOB iid ser neue @rciie-
@oarO fonltituiert bal, lit alt6 I6on
Die 9l~ntiialoon Siga oa mo fiinoiqt
an 0aB lie alles .oaran ieBen mirS,
Die 3obl Der @irtlhaften auf 800 81
reou5ieren. Giele 3abl lit in Dem So
nes 8orfs @eieb porgeiebenn ie-
Ood) bat man angenommei1, OaB Oieie
@eIIinumlng crit nit Dem 1. Nopem-
Der 1911 in &rnft treteu miro. Sic
allmG6tige 9llltiialoon Qiga oenft
anOers barber. oaber hire Nnfiinoi-
gullg, Dab lie nit aQer Madt qeqer
Die @rnelierilng hieler 9icen3en an
f1n1pfen miro. Sa, einige MitglieOer
geben iogar ID melt, Bob lie MIR 15C
Mirtlhaften 0ulOen mollen. Mie iid
Der @rcifa Board oa8it ltellt, neil
man nod nidt. Ser @rciie 8oar(
fat iibrigenS Soiepb 6. S6eebD 81
ieinem Yr1iioenten un0 Grmar0 3.
SORT bon SerleD Gitp su leinenl
@lerf erp6blt. @egpn lebte @abl
ridten iid piele Stimmen ser 9iir-
ger, oie NIT Der Gntloiinng pom 60
9ier g9iQiamS, Ser 35 Sabre lang
Oieies gnt befleioete, niht einper-
itan0en iino. @egen oie Grnenninq
pom @errn Sart miro iid oaber Dor
ausiihtlid ebeniolde 0ppolition err
6ebeny tpie gegen 0ie BON 8. q. Neip-
man gum 0iitriftsfommiiiar.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13
TrisOeusbirsidaft beim sriesS-
snipl

KNNN
Dos oiesidbrige oeuti6e aaller
mon0per finOet auf biitorilhem 20
Sen Itott. auf Dem Shladtfeloe bel
Sobenfrieoberg, mo Der BreuBellto-
nia Irie0rih Ser @roBe Die Better.
reider entldeiOenO aufs 9arpt &c.
{floqen. SSSn elmer %DeibeUolen sen,
n Ser Der Grinnerung al Die Waf'
fenbriioeridait 3mii9en ben Srel.
ZEN, Oelterrei6ern uno HuBen &C.
gen Den aorlen.
Gem oiesjGmigen aoiiermanoper
perIeibt Die Ammeieubeit Der @ene7
rolItobshefs Der Oreibunona1te e..
nen aails ~eigeuen Gbarafter. Sn pas
ariegslpiel miiht iid oas Der DO
hen 3olitif. 9enn 0as @rldelllen
0es SeIterrei6ers uno oes 5tolIe'
ners, melden Die militariifen Sor-
bereituugen Ser beioen 2anoer Illr
Den grnitfaa anoertraut limo, 1ou
oie GSeItiafeit oes 9reibunoes bon
neuem oofumentleren.
IS loQ oamit cine InttDort gege'
ben meroen Den pergniigten nn0 be
0ol1ernoen Stimnlen, mel6e aus Oeil
Nnrqdngen ulD gntmidelnngell oel
Iebten 8alfanpbale cine @rIbiitte
rlrq Oes 0reibunoes geidloilen ba+
ben. Auf cine gan5 neue 9riertIe
runq Der internationalen Bolitlf. IS
loa 0amit bepieIen mer0en Dab oas
@efiiqe oes 9reibuuOes 81 felt III,
ais OaB es ourd MeinungsperlhIe-
oenbeiten in ein5elnen 5ragen aus
chamber g~erilien mer0en tonnte.
Sir Die @pigfeit aber mobrt feline
4raft zines @ertrages unO feline
Gauer zines 8iinoniiies. Gertrag
un0 9inonis fiigen iid ben Sor=
be0ingungen uno ben Tatla6en an,
auf mel6e Tie aufgebaut iino. Ole
CUR 3eit SrieoriAs Oes@roBen Sem.
Sc gepeIen uno ii6 aud ipater nod
bart befGmpft baben, iino bepte oit
beIten 6reunoe uuo treuelten Ser
biinoeten. Die @affenbriioerl6ai
Ser 8reuBen, 0eiterrei6er nno Nlll-
fen lift I6on ldngit in Die Bride &c
gnngen.
Seute nod gelten Die gorbeoin-
gungen, melAe gum @bi6lnB oeS
9reibunos gefiibrt baden. 9lber oas
grpBe, meltgei1idtlid be0eutiami
grqebnis Der leBten Ybaie Der @nt.
midlung oes 9aIfanproblems ge6i
0abin, oaB nift mebr Die geiammt(
europGilde &onlteaation inter ben
einen @eii6tspunft oes @egenIaBes
3DiIhen 9reibuno uno DreiOerbon(
betra6tet miro.
9aB Oieier S~tanopunft, inter BEN
3mange nerer @erbdltniIie nno oel
@uft gang unerparteter SntIaden
a~ufqegeben tporOen it, bat Die Ell
rop1iihe Gage bon elmer beftigen @et
fabrs0robung befreit. SIN Ser 5eItig'
felt uno Dem 8eItano 0es 9reibunos
boben Die gerbGltniile uno 9otia6er
niht riitteln f0nnen. 9es lit Die &c.
meinIame Nnpeienbeit Der orei Sc
neralltabshefs 3elgnis. Sic be5eugt
Die Sortoauer Der militdriiben @e'
meiniamfeit.
Ser 9reibuno griinoet iid ouf 81.
ne Defeniip . @eritdnoigung- Die
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13

Serr Anton aarl bate cine gro-
he ,Sreu0e, ais er Die 9|o6ri6t er.
6ielt, oaB ieine Eohter, Die nit Dem
NnwoIt Suppinaton IN Baltimore
uerbeiratet lit. zines gelunoen Nd
bells am 6. 5. 90. geneien iei. Seer
aarl lit itolj ouf ieinc ueue @roBpo
terniir0e mo bat iid beeilt, nod
Baltimore nni 8eiud ST. ge6en, nm
sen neuen @roenpilger in Slitgenldeiil
ali nebn1en.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13

Or. 9. MoeBler, 8rdiioent Der
Gutter Some 9iitribitting So. BON
California 9ten Norf bat infer
gureou rno Die StaOt NIT einem
9eIude BON MIR / Gage 6eebrt. Der
Doctor lit &ertreter Ser Natur @ei-
ne BON California uno i6in1pft Die
ser Geifel auf Die Grape Suice So
fer la 9rDan- 2(rmolir, 3umal i'm
Grape Sliice niht einmal elm Crop
fen bon Der 9raube 3u finOen iii
Die Maare, melde Der Doctor Der
tritt, lit beio1l0ers bier populdr; Oenn
6eim Sacob 8riigger ulO I'M uArt
OH" lit u@ernroBler 0Octor4 Elm
meiBer @ei1t BON prdbtiger 8llrne
Ill ha6en, ebenfaas Elm e0ler Crop
len o9ortbolos Ausleie. 9ei gldter-
firden, Sotel &e1rter. fam 0asiel6e
aefunoen mer0en. 9f1n bat Doctor
&0Bler fir Die anOeren @eldmdder
audl einen gropfen a la Moielle
ans geihenft, gebeiBen: a@eriteuberg
| SAloB~. Ser @rnIt miro iolhen I'M
nter falt baben; Der gSein ihmedi
gut.
Gomar0 N}eGormid, Elm 9(nge.
itelter elmer bieiigen 8raierei, Der
ieit 3lpan3ig Sahrert Ooron gepo6nt
lit, auf elmer 8lattform, pelde ct
mas iiber Ole 9aufllidtlinie Ser
5traBe %binmusroot, 81 iiber, ieinen
2unh BORT 3lt eiien unO ieiu @ier
oa5it 81 trinfen, mlBte 3l leinem
2cioipeien erfabren Dob iebt an0erc
5itten berriden. &oli5eiri6ter
OtuQomnlp ltrofte i'm Inn $40. Ser
i0nli1e 6reibet? Sibirienl
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13

Dcreiuiqtcn qrnleen Gcuti6lau0s,
Oelterreid llngorns uno Stations
me6ren bereits ieoeu 9IngriifsgeOan'
fen ob. Die gemeinianie guweien.
bei1 ser orei OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beinl
9uiierman0pcr in S6lelien inter
ltreidt Oieie 9l6pebr.
is lit cine 6ricoeusbltr9lda1i
beim ariegsipieI.
"a. y. Staatsjtg-
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13

@err 81. 6. MadIer, General
9(qent oeS 9}oroOentiten 9lopo, I'M
ternin1mt 6eute I'M &ereiu nit ben
6erren 9. Gramer, 90. 0aipfins,
9apis, @bitafer ulO Or. Seufs6nrp
AMI ser 2aln6 u9toanler" cine 6abrt
ben Gotomas %binunter, I'M Dem
5iidfang ob5illiegen.
Ser 9lusflllg miro 10 Gage oQu=
prn.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13

Ser Oeutlde 9otidufter, Sra.
pom 9ernitorff, nelder emiig init oel
gl5pabl ser @ldne fir Oas ncl.
@ebduoe Der oeutiden 8otidaft bier
beIddftigt lit, miro an %. 0ttober
6icr6er 3uriidfebren. @rdfin Serlt-
ltorff miro i'm begIeiten. Der Sobn
Oes grdfliden Gaares, @rof Sim
tier, miro nift in @aibington @of-
lnnng ne6meil. 0d er in gtew 9orf &C.
iddftlid tGtig iein miro. 9oA miro
er unl geieaiAaftIi6en Seben &ai9=
ingtouS iid) rege beteiligen.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13

Oh GorbereitltnQen fir Ben 8. in
ternQtionalen 9fefrigeration-ao ngrc6
bier in @aibington merOen ihon sc
troifcn. Gerielbe ioll am 10. Ssp.
tenlber I'M 9tational=9Fuieum Begin
ueil. Man erfpurtet oil 800 9ele-
laten, meldle As Staaten 0es 9llls'
LAMBS repr1ientieren. Ser critic Son
.greB falo 1908 III Yoris, Der 2. n
@ien 1910 Hiatt.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13

&err s. 8. 5ofs uno 6anltlte
inns aus Ser Sommeririide 5irild
aefe6rt. sic baben iid lie6en $50
den lang in &ep Sampibire antge.
balten. Die 6erien 6aben ibrer Sc
Iuno6eit iebr mobl getan.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13

Gic er uuierer 3eitung, oie
i6re ainoer iebt 5lim erlten @iole 5ur
S6ule ididen iper0en. MADDEN mir
Oorarf aufmerfiann, Bob oie Gor-
ifriiten itrenge er6eiiden, oaB bic
ainOer geimpft iino, bepor tic in Sic
56ule aufgenommen weroeu f0nren
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13

Gle 6irmu 6. 8. Groop ans
Sons, Ngenten fir Die Sam6urg-
9fmerifa Clinic, 6aben BON 0ireftot
Meper oie 0adridt erbalten, OaB
sas @eriidt, Ser oSSmperatpr" Ioae
aus Dem 9ienit allsgeldieoen mer=
)en, Inn nit aeiieln in Oenen Del ge=
6rannt miro, perieben 81 mer0en je-
Ser 8egriinoung entbebre. Die nit
Roblen gebei5ten &eliel erfiiaten IL
rem 3med %poqfommen, uno Der SIN
peratpr miro Icine fabrplammdBi9
feitgeiebten 6abrten MAIDEN. Sm go
oember miro er alerOings aeoodt
pie Oas nit alien Sdiffen aqer 81
MEN mGbreto oes @inters geidiebt
nm einer eingebenOen $nipeftipn III
ter5ogen 81 iDer0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13
MILLER 8ros. % an0eIbil-
Ser Sbeuter.
@u. 507-509 Ncmnte Ctr Rvs
SGglid meme SilSer.

Sic miiidre 0es 81
ltrifts Columbia bielten eill Owifentli-
DIES &cr60r ab, Inn sic Meintnger
ser Sntcreiienten be3iiglid elmer Ge-
gulation oes @rotperfanfS il Nilf-
Iiht auf @r0Be, @emidt lrno Glalt-
tat 0es @rotas Sl ~erfnbreit. Nlid BE
ionitdren ge0iuglmaen bei Der Ser
Itearnq oesielbcn mlrroen in Gripd=
qllrg ge3ogen. Ginlaorngen 81 bic
lem 9erbor maren an oiegGfer, Ser
fdufer bon @rot, un0 oie 8iirgerper-
cine erlaiien moroen.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13

@on einem traaiihen @eidid III
Der fleine 3 Sabre alte 8ertram
spies credit moroen. Srau Spief
par IN 9egleitung ibrer 5mei S06ne
Otto, IL Sabre alt, mo Bertram
flad) Dem ct. Marienfirdbof gegall4
gen. Inn 8lnlnen nuf oas @ra6 IL.
.es @ruoers 81 pflan5en. @Gbren0
lie oamit beidGitigt mar, fletterte Der
Tlcine @ertrom on eitem bena6bar-
ZEN Monument herum. Die e~ilernen
0alter 0esielben, pabrlheinlid
0nr1roltet, qoben nad6 nnO Ourd 0as
aeringe @epidt oes &inoes, fippt,
Ser 400 4funo Ihmere Stein iiber,
oas &in0 inter iih 6earabeno. Srall
SpieB uerfuhte NIT aller Wtadt, Den
iAmeren Stein 81 beben, nobei lic
iid am anohel perlebte. Gn0lid &c.
lang es ibr nit Silfe ibres Sobnes
Otto, ben bepuBtloien fleinen Bert
ram llnter Dem Stein berpor5ube-
fomnen. Wlit Dem Acknowledgment.
pagen 0es TO. &recinfteS mur0en
Mutter mo aino nod Dem Some
opothie Soipitol qe6radt, moielblt
Der anabe cine Stlinoe ipGter Itarb.
Ser &opf mar inn arg 3erquetidt
mor0eu
Washington Journal., 1913-09-13

dtiunqe 9eute oes GiitriftS
BADEN lid Der pbDliihen iomobl ais
Der geiiiigen @riifung u~ater5ogan,
INN ais &aoettet Die &ereinigte
Staaten MilitGr gfooemia 5l
gSeltpoint 5u be5ieben. @ie Die &rii-
fung mtsgefallen ullo mer Die Slit
liden iinO, 1T nod niht befQnnt.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-01-04
TEMPLE BUILT
ENGLISH PROPHET
NOW FOR SALE
CONSTRUCTED BY ENGLISH FA-
NATlc WHO DIED BEFORE
ITS COMPLETION

Wy ANNSal
LONDON, Jan. 4. The famous
Jezreefs temple at Chatham has
been offered for sale.
This building, which is a conspicu-
GUS landmark was begun in 1882
by a British soldier named White,
who, after an attack of sunstroke in
India, proclaimed himself the pro-
phet of new religion and adopted
the names of James Hershon Jez-
reel"
An article of the new faith was
that none of its disciples should Wis
it a barber, and the Jezreelites rap
idly became known in the locality
and beyond it, "Jezreel" gathered
hundreds of followers and organized
little colony of farms and work
shops, out of which he made for
tune. He began the construction
of the temple with the object of ac-
cemmodating 5000 Of the faithful out
of the 900 who were to be saved
when the end of the world came.
He promised his followers that he
would live forever, but he died be-
fore the tower was completed. 1t re-
mains unfinished today despite the
fact that over 100000 was spent on
it. The building remained unoccu-
pied until 1906, when it was taken
by an American named Mills, who
adopted the title of prince Mich
ael" and proclaimed himself the sue
cessor of "Jezreel" A little over
three years ago Prince Michaels
followers were eyicted, having fail
ed to pay the rent to the owner, a
contractor who had taken over the
building on the death Of "Jezreel. .
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