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The Lamar register., 1913-06-25
The Presidents Secosd Address

President woodrow Wilson is Il
fine phrase-maker. His address
to congress yesterday was full OF
well-turned sentences and made
attractive reading.
But with his conclusions on po-
litical and economic subjects there
are many people who will differ
He says:
I'VE are now in the presence OF
such an occasion. 1t is absolutely
imperative that we should give the
business men Of this country Il
banking and currency system by
means OF which they can make use
of the freedom of enterprise and
OF individual Initiative which We
are about to bestow upon them.
I'VE are about to set them free
we must not leave them without the
tools of action when they are free.
We are about to set them free by
removing the trammels of the pro-
tective tariff. Ever since the Civil
war they have waited for this eman.
cipatiOn and for the free opportun-
tiles II will bring with it."
Is 1t a fact that the people o
this country have been bound and
shackled by the protective tariff
since the days df the Civil war
That is broad assertion. 1t H.
well known fact to everybody, in
cluding our democratic friends, that
the United States as a nation has
never enjoyed such a period
prosperity year in and year out
They have not been shackled by
since the days Of the Civil war
the tariff or anything else, and
when the president makes such .
statement he is drawing largely
upon his Imagination and not deal
ing with the facts: He may a.
sert that there would have he
more and greater prosperity under
his free trade system. but he ca,
not deny the prosperity which has
existed.
He says, "we are about to set
the people free"-a fine phrase. but
time alone will tell whether Mr.
Wilson'S freedom is better for the
country than the system which has
prevailed for the last 40 years. He
will be er boast himself when he
is able to look back upon forty
years of as good times as we have
had under the protective tariff.
The proposed currency law is
probably needed worse than revis-
ion OF the tariff The president
says that, having set the people
free. we must give them tools to
work with in the shape of a sound
currency and banking law. He and
his associates have prepared a law.
Just how valuable 1t Is has not yet
been disclosed, but we observe
that Mr.. James B. Forgan, presi-
dent of the First National Bank of
Chicago and chairman OF the clear
ing house, says this about It:
"I cannot conceive Of such a
chaotic measure being enacted in
to law by congress. II the nation
al banks should have such a law
The Lamar register., 1913-06-25
rfSs' President asld the CURRENCY
Measure


ident Wilson's appeal to the ma.
tion's lawmakers TO brave the hOr-
rOrs of Washington summer wea-
ther long enough to pass remedial
currency legislation. Somehow it
sounds a. II the president were not
sure of the faithfulness of the
democratic rank and file-as IL he
fears the extreme heat may bs
made an excuse for insurgency.
While no definite expressions Of
opinion have been secured on the
admi tons federal reserve act.
which President Wilson extols in
such unlimited terms OF praise. II
Is more than likely that serious diff.
ferences will be developed before
long.
The measure = anti-democratic.
basically. 1t u bound to offend
those whose democracy IL of the
Jacksonian sort. These Jackson
democrats are not going to Look
with favor on = plan OF central
izing the power OF wealth. BY
restoring the government to the
banking business democracy will
be doing exactly what jackson de-.
nounced and "oid Hickory" 10
something of an idol today. even
though Secretary Bryan, by putting
his O. X. to the propOsed reserve
The Lamar register., 1913-06-25
In the railroad folders.

July. which was the Quintilis or
fifth month OF the old Roman cal
enadr. got its name as a result Of
the great lobby investigation in the
Roman senate. Caesar. who was
trying to pass Some legislation to
which his party was pledged. ex-
posed the lobby with characteristic
fearlessness and demanded an in
vestigation. Soon after the fnves-
tigation began he was personally at
tackled by the lobby. which had arm.
ed with knives.under the Pillar Of
. "Ompey. First cutting off his re-
treat, these representatives Of the
protected interests. led by Brutus.
n wool man. and Casca. sugar. clos
ed In ON Caesar mad cut him up in
to fish bait. Mark Antony. who
made the funeral grafton. propos-
ed that Caesars birth month. which
was Quintillis. be named for him
He pointed out that while q monu-
ment or some other conventional
nchOAA"i fuiBut w IoT mdH wiz
had divided GauI into three parts.
1t could scarcely express the en-
pire's gratitude to a man who had
forever ruined the Roman lobby.
This impressed everybody favor
ably. The initiative was invoked,
and the month OF Quintilis gave
way to the new month OF July.
The summer breeze will bear the
sweet
Perfume Of clover newly mown.
And the cautious tramp will flee
the heat
The football player. stacking wheat.
Will give his college yell and die.
The iceman's auto truck will beat
The fire department going by.
The sun will concentrate its fire
Upon the swimmers blistered
back.
The kingbird. sitting on the wire,
viii feel it's toes begin to crack.
The willy lobby will escape
Among the thick Potomac trees.
And the summer girl will play her
shape
Around the circuit OF the seas.
The anniversary Of all our indie
pendence will return. and young en-
thnsiasts will fall with patriotic un-
concern. Their elders will not
Weld their lives SO readily for see-
ing flaws in freedom prone to crys-
talized in flimsily constructed laws.
However, they will furnish fire.
skyrockets, caps and dynamite to
anyone who may desire to see 1t
celebrate right The ambulance will
be on hand. the antiseptics sorted
out. enough wind furnished for the
The Lamar register., 1913-06-25
Judy

/ know a place where cold. blue
skies
Await the lucky conner.
And earth Is like to Paradise
A few months In the summer
The view Is such as never lacked
For wondering beholders.
And all our dreams become a fact
In the railroad folders,
lust such a place. 1t would appear
AS everyone Is seeking
About this season of the year
When the populace is reeking.
The sweet, cool waters ever play
Among the mossy boulders.
And life Is one long roundelav-
In the railroad folders.
In this biest place awaits us rest
Beyond the fondest fancy.
And all things thither are possessed
or natures necromancy.
The limpid pool produces fish
Enough to stoop ones shoulder
And all things else are as we
wish
In the railroad folders.
The Lamar register., 1913-06-25
Letter IN Dert 0sOwew

AS we can not always be on hand
at Just the time when grower
NAV wish some information or our
The Lamar register., 1913-06-25

still are hopeful to subdue some
things with camping ON their trail.
For every boy the doctor gets the
calaboOse will garner ten; We will
stop that monkey business yet,
though goodness knows exactly
when For every Briton that We
shot, we've shot ourselves a mil
lion times. but we're getting over
that a lot, thanks to illuminating
rhymes. appeals to reason, ridicule.
and all those agencies of light that
ultimately set a fool and dunder-
headed country right.
The founts of oratory sealed by
long chautauqua entire acts will
new philosophy and facts. The
warlike fisherman will beard the
dread mosquito In its den. the
mamma bird who disappeared will
reappear with brides ten. the fat
man. plying the thin. will float
around upon the sea. the new ef-
ficiency will pin a medal on the bee
the special session will debate the
truths of tariff and finance. the
nimble colt will demonstrate the
new here comes your daddy dance.
the picture show will still the cat
with weird canned music from a
tent. and the grape Juice bottled on
the Platte will pop the stopper and
ferment.
The blower will be clapped upon
The baseball races for the flags.
And fat men. bounding like the
fawn.
Will deftly spin around the bags.
The crush around hthe soda fomnt
Will beat bargain rush for
flights.
The man out camping on the mount
with baisam his mosquito bites.
T.., controversy with Japan
VIII sleep the middle Of the day.
And the ever busy little fan
Will blow our troubles all away.
On the morning of July 3 the
sun and the dog star. SIRIUS. will
rise at the same time, bringing In
the dog days in time for the Fourth
This will put dogs In a little differ
ent relation to independence than
they have been at various times
when the dog days began after the
70 xvf1 tn Iaf
anyone tie packs of firecrackers on
their tails. and assert their indie
pendence in other little things hav-
ing to do with the pride and self
respect of dogs. In extreme cases
in which their rights are trans
gressed dog will go mad. but
dogs in the main will retain. their
reason and attend strictly to their
business of keeping a sharp look
out for tramps.
The dog days caused the fa of
Egypt. The Egyptians attributed to
them the floods which rendered the
Nile valley fertile. and worship
ped the dog as the god Isis. The
Greeks and Romans. upon the othe
hand. blamed them with the intense
heat of midsummer. and took an al
together profane view of the dog.
The result was one of those ter
rible theological fueds which have
from time to time arrested the de-
velopment of the world. and 1t on
ly ended when Egypt was conquer
ed and the dog was moved from
the temple to the dog house. The
celebrated British controversy over
the beginning of the dog days was
almost as sanguinary In the time
OF Elizabeth they were made to be-
gin on the 9th of July and end on
the 5th of September. Subsequent
ly they were made to begin on the
18th of July and end ON the 2sth
OF August. A violent protest
against is change set in during
the protecIc,ate OF Cromwell. I'll
was at this time that the term dog
fall originated The people who
wanted the begin ming of the dog
days set back got In the habit OF
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20

@ei6nodt.n! 81 @ic of lit oein
Sob idpn %geiunlgen, Oeine ianfte.
Sreu0e mo 6ricoeit iiber Die Men-
idell ouSbreitenoe Ma6t ldon ge-
prigien moroenl llno ME edter, lido
ner mo inniger, oils BON ben Sim
Oern Die ben bell erleu6tenoen 3nns
netibailnl umipringen. Seine Serge,
fem ltrablenoer Stem fam Die @Gr-
me un0 ben Slang cntfalten, Die ans
ben 9lligetl oeraleinen lpriiber. melm
ii6 Die Cir oes 3immers offnet, in
Dem Die 9eidcerung ibrer BART, fem
0idter bat Die Seligfeit in icinc Sic
Der legen fonnen, sic iib iiber oil,
&er3en Der SligenO mie Elm pGrmen-
Der Sd]leier legt, iperil Der @eib-
nohtstag berannabt Die t%iefiten Sie.
fen Ods @emiites meroen allfgeriibrt
unO oaes, mas in inns gut mo eoel
lit, iiegt iiber Die fleinliben Sorger,
ii6er Die in 10 pielen, menn nidt IN
ben meiiten Menihell ihlummern-
sc gteigling, iiber Ole S6m6den Mli-
0erer 81 @eriht 81 liten. Wir enl.
pfinoen nidt rllr 3ufrieoenbeit nit
illeren cigeilen QatclL mir beurtei
len oitd) lillierc Mitmenihcn milocr
mir Iino periobnlider 0eltinmt ln0
lie6en unliere N1hitcn mebr ais
lonlt. nSric0e nitf @roen~ beoelltei
nidt mlr, Dab ole &0lfer iid) ni6t
in blitigen a1mpien 5erfleiiheil Jon.
bern Dor alem aud. Dab ole Meli
iden ouloInm, pertrGglidL licbeboll
llno gliidlid nebeneinan0er lcben
loQen. 9as miro tpG6reno Der @eib-
nadts3eit in b0bercnl @ra0e sur
@u6rbeit, ais in Ocn anoeren eff
Wtonoten OeS Sobres, uno nnierc
8fli6t lit es, oieieS @efiibl nad
arGften sur Gntfoltlung 81 bringen
illl0, melll es einnlal getpedt lit, 10
Tango mie m0glid erbalten. Sor al
lem iolen mir unieren fleinen 2ieb-
liilgen ben p~oeliepollen 3alber oes
Settles bemnbren.
@ic ser Shlcier, Ser 6ds feine
@c6pn zines @orfrii6linamorgens
ii6er sic fnoipenoc @ei0e mirit. liegt
eS ii6cr Dem finolihcn Seelenlebell
Wfit groBen. frogenOen Mtgen Iteben
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20
> idaffc fir Oas e6riitfinO aanm

Giird) mi'r2r Gage lalites 2ebel
9ringt beitt' cin miuloerbarcr &lon0
Sits ood, ais moqtenGnael ihmebel
,3iir Groe nieoer NIT @ciong.
Ger ainoer5eiten ~iratOig N6nen
Grmaht inns nic en- 6oloer SroltlL
lln0 unira Seele mill cs mo6ncn:
8 fd)ofic fir oas Gbriitfiuo Iolm
Gar leiie nur iino ocinc Critic
Sn itiner gtodt, i'm mcideu Sdlcc.
On iiberborit oie 5artc @ittc.
sd flopfe, Dor Der Cir id iteb'l'
On boit 10 piel, 10 piel 8ll idoficll
Gu lorgit INN 6littergolo II. Sdoum
Stott SdGbc miQit OIL Stau6 erraf.
fen;
8 idoffe fir oas GbriitfmO @ouml
We6eimuiBpoa inn @eibnodtsme.
ben
ltmmirbt cS oeine Seele aud,
Sab &inocrqlnnben llelt erltcbcn
,Sii OeineS @ottes 2iebesboldl.
Scr Scclc Shorten ibm erihlicBc,
gs lit ia Seligfeit, fem Eranml
Dab @eibnuAtsieQen lidl ergieBc
8 ihoffe fir oas GbriltfinO Hannl
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20
QUOSQUE TANDEM!
GOngreB nuO scr 9iltritt.

Sic looe in aer @dt miro Scr gHrift Columbia Ser 5pelbaa
ien in ben @dnOea BON @oitfern, 0egn Die 6iriorgc fr i'm onucr-
trait ill., hin. ole er aber oob mr. 0as Stetino lit, 0cnn nid)t SematS,
geflbL ridt ciactes Sntcrcne binNet lie al 0cni l6en. IS lit Gin boles
@ci6nabtsgeidcnf DaB Scr Gbgeorrncte Grip pom Georgia init Ieinsr
@cebesporlogc BEN 9epo6ucrl Os 0t}rftS untr Den @e.bnadtsbonn
Ieot Soatc Sic @orIooc mirfG6 @eiee wcrocn, fdn NhOenfen miro bir
perpInidt ien. 9urd Oie Gorlaqa 0robt ocm 0Htrift Der @crlut
Der 9eieuer Ger Sdlfe rnr Nus gabca citens Gr iOOeraien Nc0e
rng. lluo Die Nrt uo gSrte, nc Sic Gotlage Orh Oos Gomite &C.
pchift mur0c, me III gc6einicr 5ibuaa Nurd) cuc @iuorH6t - es no-
rcu mr. s, sic 0afir itmnten eli 10 ueitpbgnOer @sihluB 0efoBt
mnroe, mc piele ser MitgIcOer Ns aomtes faunl mrBten mas I'M
@ungc mar mo Oesbolb nidt 5uoe gen moren, Die Nt mo @eiic fWt
8tm SdaOen Sen sdanpf.
0os icbige 5prnl, Dab sic Nercinigten Stootcn sic Sdlfc Ser
gusga6cn Os 9irifts trooen, lit benobe EN- balbcS Sa6rbrmoert in
&raft Sect ia 0us obgeiboHt ncr0en uno bic iogcnannen StuotS-
manner ofen i'm Capitol sic Die @a g6cn 0nicr %orloqe iuo, baben nhts
ober od gornd5tS ais N,qapalant 0ofir SIT bichn 0epuBt bic Gpr-
Iage be0enct, DAB BIZ $ttO00OO0, bic Sic Gcrpotna oS 9iuiftS
lG6rG1 fonct Jest aaein BON Oui Q tewr3ablern oufgebtaht nerOeu iol
len. Gos beDeutet cine @r0oppelaM Der Stuern; Ocn eincn anoeren
@eg, Oos elo nlfubrinqeI gie6t Is ufdt. lnO ioae Die @orloge
ibcr Den Girrift ansibcn, tob0cn CT nbt enen Gent yu ieuer 9ufreht
erbaf1ng beiteert Scr &ongreB DHr0e 5t brtnncn babcn, ME Die
@el0er, Die bic Ditriftbepobner III itnerer Nr6ct nuf3u6ringen baben.
anJensuoet iproen. Sir lie pirDc es MN bcBgn: 5ablen, 5ablen! dber
nite0en 0irft Sr nidt Wdn mi Dc lie in nod neuerel Wafe ibrer
@Hrgerquolitat beraaben, ais fe es dion iet io, nibt @Hroer, SeIO-
ten mir0en tie ien. Sic f6nntet mar bcmfs Nerpenomg Der Gel
Der gmpebhungen mdden, oer Die lbcn 81 bcber5gcn, oafir mitroe
fir 0n &ongreR feline @erbinOidf t bcteben. IS lit cine Sdmab mo
Sdanoel Der Safer Der &orlage, 5 II iun Pint Gin Observation-Disclosures
geHbl fir Den 9inrift cnfl0Ben 10 t., bat ih ais fem SGn0 geei0t
@arun2 NtS nieorigelL e9oiftib Niotocl lin 5u Sanie iogen 81
Crlpart Die Sbr lolange 3r @r9al tI Ger Snnpta0t 0es 2au0es, Die
oamit aub Cure @aupttaot it, bbt jobRn mitnen. @aibingtons Be
Dolferluna bele6t sum groBen Cell a $ 3eaerungs Nngleatet Mie
1pucn one, oerea eebaltcr tbnen 10 pIe 10 fatnt Os lHbe Seben ermog-
li6t, Jest nod 0iee Stenern aufbl in9cn f0nnet. Wte miro eS 0enel
lett noglid fem, Hb ir feueS s. mi, ibr fIeines @igen bier al Ifof
fc2 llo 1T meihr on5laebmen, . 5 bic @e0flrtcn, Die lib jbt bier
ibc GnGie bin6ap, Durb ole d er Die ~@ef0ftspelt IN ener 81
ne profitert 0as III Der 3ufunft III iDar1en, mcnn @ai6ngton I'M gat
sen Sanoe ipcgen Der Sobe einer Q yacrroc beridtgt pcroen mir02
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20
gOrtrng OcS Scrrn 9srOf. sdmiOt' i'm
nWermania Glnb".

Sin oeoiegencr Gortrag iiber Or
fabrlungen I'M Oeltid)cn llnterriAt al
Der @omarO llniperiitdt" erfrelite
oie MitglisOer 0es u@ermania Glub~
porige MoAe.
Sorr Yrof. Sdmi0t diiBerte lid)
iebr giinltig iiber Die Sdbiateiten Der
gteger inbeSltg auf 0as 0eltihe. Gr
fonnte 3fpar nib. INNER O~cfinitip be-
Jimmie Nusiagen MAIDEN, "a es Iid)
I'M a%usermGblte S6iiler banoelte, Die
lulter bqitilnmten llmltdnoen orbeite-
ten. God lei fcin @runO 81 iali6er,
uieOriger gini6GBulg oes Ncgerge=
birnS porban0ell. Mon babe 8ranla-
til mo @orterlerllcr ebenio betrie-
ben mic 2eftiire bon @erfen bon
Sdiaer ltno @ot6e. Sa 2 MufidBe
iiber .6alIt" mut0en uerleierL Ole
Spar fcinc groBe Selbit1roigfeit unO
~beIpnoers feline nnmittelbare @e3ug=
nobmc auf Den Cert 8eigten, aher Ood
BON einigcm TerIt1nOnis 3eugten. Der
StanO Ser Sprahbeberri6ltng MUIR
Sc bon Yrof. SAniot nid)t e~ingebeno
bsriibrt. 9tur i'm Shriftlihen ieier
sic Schiller ser Sonlaro-Slnltalt al
Ieroings 6inter Den 9eiitungen Der
@eolge @aibington llniperIitdt nidt
alrriid %oepcicli. 9as Nlter Ser Ne-
aer iei 3ipiiAen % mo 80 Sabre ge-
meier. Mnh SCENES u0ar5reiie" babe
man aclelen. Der 9ieger abnle nad),
mode Spriinge IN ieinen @eoanfen-
p~erbiaOungeL bolte iib an aitBere
Merfmale etc. Meba flailiihen Sur
len Ieicn Iolde in ben Natliruiiens
ihaftcn in oelitiher @roia gegeben
moroen, ooer G6ema geleien moroen
ii6cr Iolfsmirtidaft mo oergl. a
o~lfltciNenoe @rlppen BON SHlllen
ieien naterridtet moroen. Sn Der
oberitcn Glaiie ieien etua 10 Stnoel=
fen aepeien. Die gbrlihfeit Der De
qer iei nidt iebr QroB. @~r5ie6ung
ltno Set f0unten inoes groBc @rfulNs
er5ielen. Gin giinitiges Slagemcill
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20
,SccpnS National 9nnf0.

Sic HrdIi0entihait Der 3Deitcn
9%}otionolbaif bat am lebten Mittipod
ib.en aSnbnbcr geipe1ieit, lie lit bon
@errn @nl. g. Cor nnf Serrn Guno
s. &ll0olpb iibergegangen. Nidt
scr @cbieI ielbit ais pielmebr Oie
DISQUALIFICATION MAIDEN Die Sahe 5it
ainem 10 intareiianten@ reignis. @ei.
Sc Serren lino jcOcnI @aibingtoner
megen ibres Serpcrragens in alIcn
biir9erlideu nno gemeinmiibigen ga
den beiteliS befannt, beioe iin0 Sra
iioenten Oes Board Of Sra0e geipelen.
@err Huoolpb lit 81 oieiem glmte iebt
Oas 5mcite Ma( bcrnfen moroen. gr
tommt friid bon Ser GermaItung Der
giitriftsangelegen6eiten, or lit ols
elmer Der belten bon ugemeinniiBi-
gem @eiltc @eieelten4 befonnt. DIS
qegenmGrtige Militer-S Dltem Der 81
fentlihen SpieIplGbe beroonfen mir
ieiner gltsrgie mo ieiner Y6ilnn-
t6ropie.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20

tic Dor Oen @e6eimniii.n Oes Sebens,
ipieleno nit alien 9ingeii, irei in il.
rer llnifillo mo ibrcm naiuen &ieb-
rei5. 8, erbaltet ibnen oieie Naipi,
tot. ole ibr groBtcs @liid it, laBt iic
ain0er bleiben 10 large, bis Die See
le bon Ielber toit2n0 mo liiHen0,
gereift gcnlig 1T, Inn nidt 81 leioel
inter Dem 6ollen Oieies feinen S1lei.
crs, Ser lie unngiebt. Die QolOenC
Mdrhenpoelic, Der 3nuber Ser @eib.
nadts5eit, oie gall5e, groBe @elt. oiG
OeS ain0es Ybontaiie nGb.t mo on
es iih onrf oeren @un0erfrait lel-
Der INNER relt idofit, lie 1T oes Sin.
Oes SonnenihaiL iein 2eben. @as
mare cin &in0 oblte OaS MGrdenbaf.
IL, OaS @ebeininiBnplle ser letter
@od)eu Dor @ei6nad)tenl @ic piel
@%orfrel0e, mic picl @liidlidiein mn
@liidlidmafen idlicBen oiele Gage
Elm, Die oann oul @ei6nadtstoot
iel6it iid) in Die 9at nmieber.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20
Wulocuc Sodscit in ser lut9 3ioaS
Stride.

g(m t3. Se5ember 1868 mir0e t.
bieiiqcr Staot SEER @Gdermeilta
Scinrid) &icrforn nit ieiler iulae
Oelltihen @tntt OurG @srrn Balto.
4. 80. @enniabnuicu e6clidl nerbun
ocn. 9llS treles osutiAe9 Ghepaa,
6abcn sic lieben fyonmeu 2eutc %
Sabre lang matchmaker 6rcu0e mi
9eiO getcilt. Die &iioer lmo Sreun
Sc Duritsn cen goIoeneu S%ahrestaa
MIDI u~ngeieicrt laiicn. On &erbiu
Dung NIT 0an @oitor mo &irdenrai
Der 3ionstirhe wuroc cine idlani
3cicr peronitaltet 9roB0em Git
3eif, Sontstog 9lbeno. 3iemlih iii
Niinitig mar, mor 0os @otte@hall.
fat Qcfiiaf. Die Serreu &aitorcl
Or. ScuniQhouicn BON Baltimore Ii
9aitor @ergner BON Gumberlone 81
aelooan maren. fointeu niGt peii6n
lid criheineu idn0ten nbcr Die her3.
liditcn @riiBe mo Segensmiiaide
@oitor Sdmiot belt cine fur3e Ar
iprad)e rll0 nit @e6et nt0 Seqeas
nunidl iiir oos Sn6clpanr gina ma.
8nr NadiQier iiber. ri Scr sic ga
men Der 3iouSgemcinOc mt mublhc
fanntenl @cihmod mo @eldlid elf.
~g(nmeienoen rcidIid bcpiltetei. Scr
idic0ene, 5lnm Seil ie6r foitbare @e
ihenfe, inter an0cren cine proditpol
f. perQoloeti StanOubr pom 3ions
6rallell. %erein, murocn oen lieber
N(ltcn iiberreidt. Nerr mo 6rari
&orl Shellborn ul0 Srou Nnne
@a9ncr bntter fir berrlihcn 9lu.
men. mo @flanBcnihnud geiorgt.
Ger Subilor Gbemam Nnnttc &c.
rii6rt nit menigcn ber5lihsn @orteu
fiir sic eripieienc Gbye.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20

6ranf 5tufffs M%cbeliuppc.
ole er am Withhold Den 10. 5. ~.
ieiuen Srcum0cn tufo gefoulten Dor.
iette, mar mii6grtreiflidl. Gbenio
idncdten Ole ftiihgemodten @iirite
10 ant. oar cben is0er ono ieoe) nod)
ncbr pcrlouAten. Che OofIan0 SIM
am marlboro 8ige bon ibm mo lei.
ner licben 6rau gefilbrt, bate pielc
@eludcr nidt iuir aus Der Staot
@oibington %ionocrn alib BON Ieiner
9tohbnrldait elm 8slueis, mic &c.
liebt CT iein @cihdit oenaht bat.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20

bio BON Scr Observation-Disclosures
Der Neger iei ourdaus bere6tigt.
gln Den inbaltpoaen &ortrag i6loB
lidl cine rege 0isfllliion, an Der lid)
beIollOcrS @err Sonnet, Or. Sellboil-
ief mo Or. @nrtbelmc b~eteiligten.
Die Splad)e fam mebr aitf Die gteger
ols &oiic i'm 9(ageuteinen uno 6rn6
te Monde li1 mi0eripredenoe Pm
ldalungen 81 Gage, Sider meroe
Ger 9feger immcr Neoer bleibell, oa
ia ald oie weiBe Sfoiie lid Deitcr
ertiuidele.
Wmicus.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20

@m SumSfoa, oen t3. 8. 81.
iiorb Nlpbonie Aut1. oer 0rei5e6n.
iahiia Sobn DoH So6u o. mo Der.
tia 9lutb. IS it oas }meitc Slim,
oaS Die AromRcbeaatau eltcfn IN
fir3cr 6riit sur leeteu &ube bnbcn
bettcn miiiien mo t~roitlos uuo per-
palii itchcn lie 0ert bliiten0en ser.
sens as0eniiber. ,Sn oen oeutid)cn
S~treiicn madt iid cine a%llgemeine,
otfridtiAe Eeiluohme gcltcnO. mo
ie0er modltc ca helieu mo troiten.
9eeldeu 6roit aiebt IS aber fir oas
tluaenoc @er3i
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20

mmerpormGrtS Gas lit
CAS- SolinaSport unicrcs Yi1lscrS
@. q. Mlo0er. 96fer ino Gou0itor.
9io. 1914 NORTH Capitol Str. Nod
l0iiaem mo bart m AingcIl pcrbrul.
Zen NIT m,iicm @eihGftSiinn, hot
Ct lid elm b~liibenOcs @cihGft anfae.
bdutl lin Ieine aunOen ihnelitenS
lnl0 Superl1iiig 81 beOienen, bat er
lidl lilnalt sin eleaoutes NntomohiI
ilini Mathematician auoeidofft.
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20

Serrun0 6rnu 5. q. Sdn3
ger, melde Die &dderci No 2t6 81.
StroBc sc. beiiGen, fcieJtcn a.
0icnstaa ben rs. 0e3ember lore II
bernc Sod3cit i'm %euqitca Nrcii o
6amilic. 0erf Shuetacr tit Qe6ofe
ncr @iirttemberAcr mo ieilc sra
fommt ans Der 9tGhe poH 9reme
Sic wohRn lit 1884. mo lie oil
Gentidlano fomen bier IN Nui0inl
ton. Serr Sdueraer hat iidl bic
Onrd @nerai3 mo l(miidlt Gin iiatt
dies @ciddit nno Gin idone2 @ein
elpc ben. 9ein licbes 8ndlterlei
iii lcttbin cine fl.ina @eriihmthei
gciuotOcn, Ga iie Die critic Come #
pelhe eincn Grlmlbuisihctr bat. q
@aiolin Motor 6abrrao SIT operieref
lclbituerli1nolih nod lirenacr, prof
iioneller Examination. Se0od lit 81
ilmg Oome 0oriiber uidJt lmtee ii
Spoltpeiber o0cr 5ufiraaetten az
goilaen, lonOern hilit Den @lterti ST
tiidtig init i'm emit clue gH
10 @ousiran mroen 3n f6nnca-
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20

Am ~. 9e3rmber, nafmit.
ta1s 4 ltbr. peritarb nad fur5cm
SirnafeulaAer 6gou Barbara g.
5Aroeter. ae6oreue 6ronf, int Altcr
pcn 29 Eo6ren Sic mar nit Aon.
ioo 5dlrnctcr pcr6eirotct. nit Dem
iie ~ Sabre lang gliidlid 5uianmcn
le6te. Ger @be limo , anobcn, 8reo.
IS. ". 6 Sabse aft, mo @eorgc, 8
Sabre alt eutiproiieu. @alte Nor.
.ra Inn 8 llbr inject cine 9eauicn.
neiie M oer @oln grinit y Stride
HH0 0aHatA bic @eerOialmg ami 0cm
0oln g2op0 6rie0boi lIatt-
Washington Journal., 1913-12-20
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3 ie repubIifani1e Bar
tel bat Die 9(biidt, iid gu reorgaui-
iicren. glm 0ienstag fano cine Sib,
ing oes gtationolfonlites ltatt, 81 Der
goriiber Charles .. Siaes idon por-
Der cingetroffen mar. Sn Oieier 9o-
m%itelibung bat man iih nit Der 6ra-
&c beidGftigt. Oh man eine grtrafOn-
pention Ser republifmiiheu Gartei
einberuien Jeff.