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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
BOASTS HE'S BAD,
POLICE HEAR IT.
LANDS IN CELL
Bernard Says Tale of Thug Job
In Rochester Causes His
Arrest Here
Heed in Connection with Hold.
ing Up Of Stranger at Mon.
roe and Randolph

Bernard Lays, 20 years old. came
here from Rochester, n. ". recently
and started to peddle the inf0rma.
tion that he was rather bad sort
OF person. The information reached
the police. and landed Bernard In a
cell. early Monday morning.
Patrolman John Hayes has been
trying to round up gang OF men
who robbed an unidentified stranger
of q watch and some money, last FRI
day night, at Monroe-ave. and Ran
dolph-st. He had rounded up four
suspects when he heard of Lays.
Lays. he heard, had boasted that
he Jumped" Rochester after knock
ing q man down and robbing him OF
$500.
His story was that he accompanied
the Rochester man to his room, ac'
cepted his hospitality, and then hit
his host In the jaw, took $500 that he
had, and departed.
Patrolman Hayes locked up Lays
on suspicion Of the Detroit robbery,
and the Rochester authorities will
alos be notified OF his arrest.
Martin Greb, James Fuller. Frank
Kline and AL Martin have been held
since Saturday on suspicion Of, the
robbery OF FridAp~nioat., and police
are trying to communicate with the
victim, to have him lOOk thsAAasa
over.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
BABE SHOT DEAD AS
RESULTOF ACCIDENT
Lillian Zinnbauer Victim of Bull
let From Rifle Held
by Uncle

Lillian Zinnbauer, two-year-old
daughter of William Zinnbauer, of No.
766 Twenty-fourth-st.. was shot In the
side and almost instantly killed, Sun.
day afternoon, by bullet from 40.
bert rife which Fred Zinnbauer, 19-
year-old uncle of the little girl, drop
ped from his hand, the weapon beins
accidentally discharged.
The child gave just one cry, and
fell over, dying. Her uncle, BAH
crazed by the accident, picked her up
In his arms and stopped passing
automobile, which rushed her to Har-
per hospital, but she died before
reaching there.
The little girls father. and her I'M
Gle Fred had been shooting at a tar
get, and Fred was sitting In a ham,
mock. on the porch, with the rife In
his hands.
Lillian was sitting on the lawn, a
few feet away, when the rife fell.
and the billet pierced her side.
Coroner Burgess interviewed the
heart-broken uncle, and other men,
bers Of the family. none of whom
could tell exactly what happened, as
the accident had occurred SO sudden.
ly, while Fred was sitting in the ham,
mock, with the rife.
Coroner Burgess decided that no
further investigation is necessary.
Lillian was the eldest of two chill.
dren Of the Zinnbauers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
Official British Aetivi1
Prompt Movemeat II
Pankhurst and EdIteglg A
Stan to Belgium, M
II Belief h!
EvADE DEPORTATION N
ACTION By AUTHOl11
American Consular SeEv3eo
taches Said to Have
Given Tip

LONDON, May 1S.In sufFAE1et M
cles today It was admitted thok
Christabel Pankhurst and tho Oo
militants In Paris would likely k
the French capital before ~ Gnyl
ment makes any move In tho
1t Is thought that Miss PankhuRce
move into Belgium. liS |}
Since May Of last year. Niao
hurst has lived In Paris, ana Ax
there she has edited and dlroeto
publication Of the Sufkragetto. Im1
other sufPragists, In trouble WIN
British government, have exl)od t1~
selves In France. II
The British government could H.
sek the sxtradition Of Miss PAnt1n1
and the others, under the ex141
treaty, but the foreign once eU1
represent to the French g0vern1nl
that they were harb0ring banA
conspirators against the United
dom. France then would warn
women to lease. It II said that
Pankhurst already has been u4~
cially warned, through memoefD
the American consular servicAt W(l
whom she ID friendly. ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
BABE OF THREE,
MAN OF IS LOST

Extremes met in the police ronn6r
up OF lost persons" Sunday, whQAs
Mary Kutchio, three years old, Nans
dered away from her home ut No.
1346 Dubois-st., and was picked ~
by the police: and William Tllis, ago4
IS years, wandered away from tAe'
home Of relatives, and was found. -
hausted.
Ellis came here from Flint. to VISIT
his daughter, Mrs. John Ellis Of No
88 Park-st. Starting out for walk
he became hopelessly lost, and sanlk
to the sidewalk, exhausted, fAr oue
on the east side. A policeman too1
him to the station. where relAt1voo
called for him, Just as little Aary
Kutchio's mother came and took the.
tiny wanderer home.
Seven other children were lost ana
found during the day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
FERRIS MAY CALL
SPECIAL SESSION
Governor Has Some Pet Mea-
sures He Would Like to
Rush Through

According 10 men who stand close
to the Ferris administration, the GOV.
ernor Is planning a referendum BY
mail during the summer months Of the.
members of the legislature and otAero:
prominent In state politics on the,
question whether to call special ooo&l
sion in January or February OF 0exel
year.
He was very anxious during the loee
session for the enactment Of = Sours
eral public utilities law and the o0esl
million OF the short ballot TO the po0f
pie, and Il 10 thought that ths0e WV
be the leading issues upon which 041
special call will be based.
Legislative gossip during eAA Ga
ing days Of the recent soooion ~ !
predicted Q special session ~
ground that II would be soSv1eeo1
in the formulation Of material o1
possibly In the creation Of neW to~
for the platform Of the neg1 U@
cratic campaign. The Uou1bos9
generally opposed 70 rotufntng 1oI
the winter months and q tnoo
wishes probably win b. coooq Sd
Among othor qnoaE2mnn n III
governor II interested, 0o1 ~
POSSIBLY. may be eallo1 - ~
ton Of the logtnlntusos O ~
bill to require q oWod)oo) ~
u bSUuVoA #l q ...I "a Itt.fl AZ t1I4 Xxx
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
FIREllEN OVERCOME
BY SULPHUR FUMES
Flames Break Out in Central
Drug Co.'s Premises-ROOm.
ing House Destroyed

Several firemen were overcome by
sulphur fumes In fire on the third
floor Of the Central Drug Co.'s store,
No. SO Woodward-ave., Sunday morn
Ing. The victims were carried into
the open by felolw-workers and soon
revived. The nre was caused by the
explosion Of q can of sulphur. The
names were extinguished before much
damage was done.
The rooming house Of Mrs. Mary
Lewis. No. Is Elizabeth-st. west, was
destroyed. early Sunday morning.
causing IL roomers to make q hasty
exit. The ignition of bed clothes by
cigarette stub Is thought to have
started the fire. Just az the flremen
arrived, . can of gasoline exploded.
knocking out one side Of the house.
No one was hurt.
Fire, from an unknown cause. part
ly destroyed the house at No. All Lin
coln-ave.. occupied by 8. 8. Kellar
and d. Moore, Sunday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
CINCY RIOTIlC
CEASES PENDING
PEACE CONFAB
Detroit Street Railway Union
Leader Leads Cause of
: Strikers
MAY LETPEACE DOVE
FLY BEFORE NIGHTFALL
Mayor Hunt Hats Receivership
Proceedings Pending Final
Decision

CINCINNATI, O.. May 19.-Develop-
merts during the past "a hours Of the
street car strike indicated today that
settlement was likely before night
fall. For the first time since the
strike began almost week ago. Gin
cinnati Traction company onicials
agreed to meet union representatives.
President w. D. Mahon, OF the Anal.
gamated Association Of Street and
Electricc Railway employees, other
labor representatives and of1cials OF
the traction company conferred this
morning In an attempt to reach set
tlement.
Mayor Hunt announced today that
pending negotiations for peace he
would ask for postponement Of the
hearing Of fthe receivershiD suit fled
against the company Saturday. The
company announced that there will be
no attempt made today to run cars
manned by strikebreakers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
BEAKES CHAFES
UNDER CIVIL
SERVICE RULES
Thinks Regulations Relative to
Naming Of Fourth-C Class
POetmasters Unfair
LOOKS LIKE SCHEME TO
RETAIN JOBS FOR G. O. r,
Rating Of Applicants is Low
cred II They Propose to
Move P0stoffice

UNLESS the federal civil service
commission yields to the wishes OF
the postoface department and changes
Its rules for the appointment Of
fourth-class postmasters, President
Taft's order by which those OfAces
were brought under civil service may
be rescinded," said prominent Mich
igan Democrat who was one OF the
Wilson leaders In the campaign.
"The question has come up In the
appointment Of q postmaster for MILO,
county seat of Oscoda county, town
with q population of less than 200, and
the decision In this case will affect
the $4,000 or more fourth-class post
of1ces throughout the country.
'1'he civil service rules provide for
the examinations Of candidates for
postmasterships In fourth-class oflces.
But another proviso was included. evi-
IDENTIFY with the intention Of saving the
Republicans already In once. This
(Centinusl - Page cightD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
PURSE SNA1CHE
CAUGHT AF TER CHl

William EgAn. alleged purse snG&
er. "a years old. and with 10
was captured aftsr : villa ehaGo,
Monday morning, but pOllce ~
trying TO locata the wcnal Mhl
handbag hs grabbed. It Brush 11
Gratiot ave. N y!
Patrolman Wallace Williams sew to@(
episode. and started after Egan, tn4
latter tossing the purse away and tnt&
ing flight. s3ass
Frank Gordon, chauffeur, Nc.
MOnroe-ave.. Joined In the chase W5eE
his auto. taking Williams with ~
and they caught Egan. az
Returning to the scene OF the attaeNy
they found that the woman attaCko4
had disappeared. Egan was locked M
anyway.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
Proprietor Of Lawrence Textile
Mills Finally Brought to Trial
For Activities During Not
ed Strike Period
ADMIT NEWSPAPERMEN
AND LAWYERS TO ROOM
Demonstration by Labor Lead
ers Cause Given for Scrut-
iny Of Spectators
BY JOHN EDWIN NEviN,

stsA Correspondent Of the United Press.
BOSTON, Mass, May l9.-Special
deputy sheriffs and court attendants
guarded the entrances to the superior
criminal court today. All persons
who applied for admission were close
ly Rcrutinized and forced to explain
their presence. All who were not
supplied with elaborately typewriter
passes. signed by the sheriff OF the
county, were kept out of the ROOM
The reason for the precaution, &C.
cording to Sheriff Quinn, who was in
personal command. was that he
feared persons would try to get into
the court room who would create q
disturbance while the trial, for con-
sptracy to plant dynamite, Of VIII
liam NJ. Wood. president OF the Amer
ican Wo0len Co.; Frederick E. At
teaux. wealthy manufacturer of tvx-
tile accessories. and Dennis ]. Col
Inns, . Cambridge dog fancier, was
In progress. There was intense in
terest In the trial because OF the
prominence Of the accused, but un-
der orders from Judge John c. Cros-
by, admission was restricted to work
the bar.
These were SUFFICIENT, however, to
overcrowd the small room.
Because of the nature Of the In
dictment. there was some doubt as
to the length Of time the trial would
consume. It. Is an elaborate doeu-
nent and directly charges the three
mpn ON trial with conspiring with
John J. Breen, already found guilty,
to plant dynamite with intent to in
jure In Lawrence. Mass, during the
textile, strike there. The indictment
further alleges that Il was the inten-
tion Of the saccused to accuse falsely
the strikers Of having the explosives
In their possession with the intention
of injuring certain of the mill own
ers and their property, Five addi-
tional counts in the document then
charge In detail the alleged criminal
acts Of the three men.
Attorney Daniel Coakley, counsel
for Atteaux, had already filed with
the court . motion to quash and dis
(Ceatinued On Page Eight
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
MICHICANS LARGEST
WOMEN IS DEAD
Miss Iva Ottingmer Weighed
509 Pounds-Was 10 Years
Of Age

BANGOR, Mich. May 1s.-Miss Iva
Ottingwer, aged 10 years, who weigh
ed 500 pounds and is believed to have
been the largest person n Michigan,
10 dead. It was necessary to have
eight pallbearers to carry her body
to the grave. From childhood the girl
was OF exceptional size. And as she
grew older her weight increased with
remarkable rapidity. Her arms were
over 2S inches In circumference and
her waist line was ave feet and six
inches.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
AUTOS COLLECT
BIG TOLL FROM
SUNDAY TRIPS
Six Persons Killed in Various
Parts Of the Coun-
try
FOUR KILLED WHEN
TRAIN HITS OHIO CAR
New York Machine, Skidding,
Dashes into Front
of Store

WARREN. O., May 19.-Three
women and one man are dead, and
another man lies In q serious condi-
ton at the hospital here today, as
the result Of an accident yesterday,
In which an automobile was hit by q
Baltimore & Ohio express train at
Leavittsburg, Ohio.
The dead:
Mrs. Henry Turner, Mrs. Ward
Turner. Mrs. Frank Housed, Ward
Turner.
The injued: Frank Howard.
All OF the occupants of the car
were from Warren.
Turner, who was driving. failed to
see the approaching train until It was
almost upon him. He attempted to
stop his car by applying the brakes.
but failed. and the machine rolled
onto the track and stopped dead. 1t
was thrown so feet and the four oc-
cupants Of the car who were killed,
were carried 200 yards on the pilot
Of the engine.
Housed escaped death by jumping
just before the engine struck the car
Car swsrvss: Three Dying.
NEW YORK, May 1s.-Three per-
sOns are dying today, and six others
suffering from injuries received when
an automobile swerved rom the
street, and, dashing through q crowd
(ContinueA On Page Eight)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
THE WEATHER

Monday night faiR. Tuesday unset
tleds moderate verfable Svlnds. nNlft.
Ing 60 easte1ly. -
Fais tonight, probably MgAt fross h
nortA and eentRa1 portions. showers
TSesday Or IuesAay night. nightly
warmer Tueaday.
Fer Upper Lakess Moderate north.
east 20 cast winds bssoalng hrlsk
Tuest1ay Oh westeRn Superior and
nsrthern MleAiganD lneReas1Ag elooA-
For the Lever Lakes MOAerate
north windsJ falr tonlghNs TusaAay
increasing clOudfnessD shoWers by
neght - Erie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

NEW YORK. May 1s.-John Mich.
|olson Anhut, former Detroit attorney,
va convicted by . Jury before su-
preme Court Justice seabury Of hav.
Eng offered . bribe Of $4,000 to John
". Russell former superintendent of
Esstteawap, In connection with an al
sSoa conspiracy to bring about the
usD.Ietlon OF Harry X. Thaw, slayer OF
stanford White.
Aahut's face fiushsd q little when
~ verdict was announced, BIZ. his
esnese Old not desert him. He ar.
a the ausst1onS regarding Aa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
KILLED ON WAY
TO AGED FATHER
Nelson Granberg Saved for 40
Years to Take Trip to Swed-
en-Dies En- Route

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, May 19.-
Especial. AFTER saving money for 80
years. to visit his old home Nelson
Gronberg, aged a.. enroute from Win
nebago, ILL.,, to New York to sail for
sweden, jumped on moving train
here last night to get lunch. He was
thrown under the wheels, which cut
on both feet. Grunberg died this
morning at Nichols hospital. He had
been hoping for years to visit his
father In Sweden.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
Still DISAGREE
ON M. 0. LAWSUIT

After several conferences, the last
Of which was held Monday morning,
the circuit judges are unable to agree
in the suit brought BY Fred T. Moran
and other citizens attacking the mu.
nicipal ownership charter amend.
ment adopted by the people OF De-
troit In the election last April. An
other conference Is scheduled for
Tuesday morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

pedigree in q calm voice that could be
heard some distance away.
He said he was born In Detroit,
Mich. 20 years ago. and his parents
were born in Germany. His father.
patton as q lawyer. said he was mod.
crate drinker. had never before been
convicted, and said he lived In White
Plains. N. Y.
Mr.. Palmer then moved that SELL
tence be not pronounced until Tues
day and Justice Seabury assented.
The jury was discharged with thanks
and len the court yoow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
Four Students Drowned.

ITHACA. N. Y. May 19.-Four Cor
nell students. two men and two wom-
en-, all members OF the sophomore
class, lost their lives In Oayuga lake
last night, when canoe upset.
The students were Neil G. Mallett.
Middletown, N. Y. and Martha Mo
Cormick. Troy. N. Y: Brainard Bal
ley. of Troy. and Rhinehart thinner.
Rochester, N. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

BOSTON, Mass.-The local fre de.
partment rescued two "incendiary
sparrowa." The birds ired their nest
by. investigating too closely the busl-
ness end OF match. Hook and lad
der boys were the heroes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19
PRICES SOAR AS
MARKET OPENS

NEW YORK. May 19.-The stock
market opened dull with prices q lit
tie better than Saturdays closing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

HUDSON, Mass.--Men from prac.
tically every state In New England
were among the $50 attending real
old-fAshioned cooking main. when two
automobile loads of ofiicers swooped
down upon them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

Dancing ny MOOn1ight. s'The Pier"
Detrott's onl, summertime Dancing
Pavilion; beautiful location on the wa.
ter. Just cast of Belle Tslc bridge ex.
celient music Velvet floor. Opening
w edn esday evening. May 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

Hussuess-like PRINTING. No fuss and
no feathers The pain, neat kind tina!
looks right. Times Printing Co. IL
John R.-st. Phone Main 14SS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

MADRIp-A 7s.year-old navy pen.
sioner lived for q month solely on
olives, thereby winning q wager OF
5000. which he will spend starting IN
olive grove.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

pigs feet for q party OF friends. Three
hours later they found him nearly
dead.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

looking box left at the baby's hos.
pital did not contain . bomb. 1t war
ranted careful handlinA II con.
tained wide-awake baby. two hours
old.
CHICAGO-Mrs. Frank Burdek
tried to commit suicide by drinking
connection made Of beer. kerosene
oil and sulphur nSatches. She will
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

ITHACA NJ Y.-Of 1909 eorueff
students, only 123 earn board and
room. The number earning between
500 and 5000 is $50; between 5000
and $500. 21s; between $500 and $500,
81; over $500. AZ.
EANNIBAL. Mo.--Palmyra creek,
where Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry
Finn used to wade, has been converi-
ed into an open sewer.
ROME--An up-to-date tourists' no.
tel 10 being built on the lip Of the
crater OF Mount Aetna. 80
Nrw y1sx--AlthousA . pecu,,.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

Job PrintlnG DNne Right. Time
Printing CO., l6 John R-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

HELSINGFORS-The Russian chief
of police struck Q woman for singing
the national anthem In . street to
welcome two Finnish mHgfstrates re-
turning from imprisonment at st.
Petersburg,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

ATLANTA, Ga-Claiming little
black dog was frequently allowed to
sleep In his daughters bed, while the
daughter had to share another. A. T..
Pate 10 opposing his wife's divorce
suit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-19

CHICAGO-Nick Biederman. bar
tender, accidentally locked himself
In the Ice chest while getting some
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-25
Saneer leper iom Soroer

Sra Stem gorf berettes Sen 21bc
Warts: SfsIge Dem Gapport, iom BEN
al 9oreermeiter 8npnor neoiotte I'm
berisgeliesfommisiion ioog inbeap,
foiter boer al GioiIfangerne / Sub.
lon Street SRngilet @pen Seem
gorf gienneminitIig $40 ON Sa.
gen. Sette Spneiel er aIminoelig
fienot UNDER Iaouet "Sbe Ilimo1lp
Club, forSi De flcite al DC beroG'
renoe Sanger er WGno, iom bar
nGetet at betcIc Authorization CALI
mony) til fine fraifilte Suitruer.
Sfslge oen nGpnte &apport ferer
mango Of Sangerne ct langt beba,
eeIieere og mere ~fomfortobelt Sip
S9nqiIet enc De nogeniirtbe eiorbe
/ line Silent. SGneielsperionolet
teller "a 8erioner, mems Sangernes
antal iieloen operitiger ct Suiin og
oite life ubgier oper tire eler fire
.Stpffer.
commissioner ubtaler | i'm Hap'
bort ocn Ieuiug, at Oct pilbe bore
biuiaere for 9peu, ON ben inolo'
aereoe oenne Sort Sanger ! ct al %
bcoite Soteller.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-25
Vorif brett inoebronot

SfsIae ct Telegram ira Gbamber.
lain, 9. 0af., er EaItor $. 90.
@ang, fbp. Ereit / Dem Soreneoe
airfe, Iatten til Den 21be bs. oms
fontmet / en- Slbebrano / lit Stem
berItebs. Strar eiter, at ban bar
gaaet tiliengs, opbaeeoe bans Sut'
ter, at Der itremmeoe Rsg no al
bans Sopep9relle, % Oa bum aab-
neoe Seren iorat unoerIege Iarla'
gen, Hog Slammerne moo benoe oa
tpang benoe til at tr9ffe Jig tilbage.
SEQ 9ranbp9ienets Infomit iano,
tes 9aitoren Iiggenoe bso / Sen.
gen, ontaaelis fualt al Hsgen. Mar
antager, at Senafl9berne bar blei
ant9nbt fra Spiet, og of ban, ipae
Iom han bar, life haobe funnel gis.
re anifris. San par 70 aar gam.
mel.
Eaitor @ans, Der oar Sbeoloa
ira ariitiania ~llnineriitet .fom til
Imerifa for mango Gar iioen oa
iluttebe JIG til Gen nprif. oarife Son
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-25
Sammenipereelien
paa Korea

Sra Sofio, Sapan, ~telegraferes
Sen 20oe Iarts: Sfslse en- tele-
erofiif MeOOeIelie fra Seoul, SO.
peoitaoen / aorea, er Baron gum
Obi SO, en- al De melt fremragenoe
ari!tne / aorea, ioag erflpret ifpl-
Dig / en- Sammenipprgelie MOB De-
neralgupernsren, General 8rep Sc
randi. San blep iammen meo fire
andre GeItagere / Sammenipargel-
fen bprrrt til ier aars Strafarbeioe.
Baron GUAM Gbi $50 er en- al De
beOIt fienote engeliftalenoe 8orea'
mere. San bar / i'm Sib peret baa.
DC Observation-Disclosures og lloenrigs.
minilter / oct foreanife aabinet.
San er Wetbobiit, 8rabuert ira
Ganbcrbilt l%lniperiitet / HaiboiQe,
Senn., og bar engang 8rGii0ent /
BEN f~oreanife goltng Wen's Gbri.
titan asiociation % Oeltog / Wis.
iionsfonferertcen / edinburgh, SfOt.
lano, iom en- al Seltagerne ira So.
req
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-25
Gerinesfuren

Sra @aibington telegraferes Den
2toe Warts: Gen fsberaIe Sunb-
bebsfommiSiion bar ioag peb Gene.
raltirurg Blue ltoiteot i'm ferite
Seaport an9aaen6e G~eeieringens
llnberisgelie al Or. Srieomanna
Suberfuloieierum. Ger ubtales |
&apporten insen Sormening meo
Senipn til 8irfefraften at Or.
Srieomams 2~Ggemibbel, ioet I'm
berisgelier life aniees for tilltrpf.
felig fremifreben til at berettige no'
gen beitemtere ltotalelie.
Der oplpies, at oct pil tage minoit
en- Waaneb, fanife aOifiaig l9ngere
Sio, fsr nogen beitemt &onfluIion
fan naaes, og fsr ben Sio amer
commissioner bet for farligt at
nppnc noget ON Dc SremitriSt, iom
er giort.
commissioner aoparer ogiaa Trs
blifum MOB / Wellentiben at lore.
tage nosen l9ngere Geiier | Saab
ON at bli bebanolet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-25
Vy G~olombusfero.

Sra Chicago berettcS SEN 19bc
MortS: Se ire Mobcler al Dc Sfis
be, bpormeb Columbus forctog i'm
SpbugcIic$iGrb, oq ionr bra9teS ira
Spanicn til Observation-Disclosures /
Chicago, ifaI / ben nrrmcite 5remtio
foretagc Ell nh, lang Heiie.
Charles 3. StepbenS, Snitritftsr
Roninq peo Sariuarb llniperiitet, bar
poo morQc Stitbel1terS og lluiperii'
tctaQrabllcnterS Tcanc ttl'frcoct
South Eart commissioner % lore
IpllrQt, ON iSartsierne fluloc ioaeS
llbIaant / @cgpnbclien al npite Ior
fornt oiore Ell Rciic nrch Ncn pia
0rprcriuQ&foualcu, WiSii$iippifIos
Sen i'll 6cn mcrifauifc 8olf, Eonas
matchmaker % bet title Sap I'll San
Srarcisco for OF togc Del / Fananta-
Observation-Disclosures.
commissioner bar ibaq ginct lit
MinNc bertiI poo @etinQclic al at
Ser titles Siffcrheh FOR $4,000 for,
at Tartpicrnc brinqeS tiIbage | Sit
fcrhcb.