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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-21
WANTS COURT TO HELP HIM GET THE
MONEY HE LOST IN POKER GAME

One of the most peculiar suits
ever filed in the superior court
was entered upon the court rec
ord today when Rade Stainbuk
and George Ursich of Old Town
asked the court to force Fred
Mezerall, proprietor of a cigar
store and pool room at 1927
North Goth street, Old Town, to
return to them money that they
claimed he had won from them
in poker games. ~
Stambuk declares that Mezerall
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~ wanted to mix 1t with eggs.
what for?"

NdhtVu W iliA IL with tBBS.
What for?"
why, to make egg-nog, OF
course exclaimed the witness
mpatiently.
Were you advised by a doctor
to take egg-nog?"
mo, but take them for my
stomache."
Mrs. Gamer, who was suing for
divorce at the time of the acct
dent, lost her home by fire a few
nights after she was injured.
Everything she possessed, includ-
ing the dress she wore at the time
of the, accident, which was to have
been used in the trial, was de-
stroyed.
The accident occurred at 18th
and Pacific avenue, the automo-
bile skidding around a curve and
bowling Mrs. Gamer over as she
was walking down the avenue.
She suffered several broken ribs
and internal injuries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-21
THIS MAN HAS
NOT SLEPT FOR
ALMOST YEAR

DUQUESNE, Pa, Jan. II.
Although he has not slept
for more than a year, accord
ing to the testimony of ply
sicians In four hospitals and
several prominent specialists,
Mike Toulouse, a mill work.
err, enjoys health and does a
full days labor each working
day. No treatment has been
found TO send him into slum-
berland. According to YOU
house, he drank some sort of
liquor made by foreigners a
year ago and since that time
has been unable to sleep.
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GRANDSON
GETS ESTATE;
CHILDREN 81

Mrs. Nancy Phillips of Ia
coma, who died last Friday,
left only 81 each to her three
children, but bequeathed the
entire remainder of her es-
tate, including valuable prop
erty in Atchison county,
Kansas, to her grandson,
william Albert Phillips, Of
Olympia, according to will
filed In the superior court
. today.
The children who receive s.
are Rachael Emma Williams
Monte Ne, Ark, Ardie Ellen Ben
nett, Muscotah, Kan, and Charles
Calvin Phillips, railroad man
of Tacoma. The will also in
cludes a clause asking that Mrs
Hanna Phillips, wife of the SOL
in Tacoma, be paid a salary fol
having been kind and dutiful dur,
ing Mrs. Phillips last illness
which continued from June, 1909
until this month.
AS an explanation of her peoul-
lar will, Mrs. Phillips wrote in
the document that she considered
that her children had already re-
ceived their full share of her
wealth. She asks that her grand
son use the estate judiciously and
spend 1t so as to benefit and as.
sist his mother, Mrs. Hanna Phil
lips of Tacoma. -
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MARINE
is FOUND

PLYMOUTH, Eng, Jan.
21.-Submarine AT" was
located ut the bottom of
Whitesand bay I'm thirty
three fathoms OF water to-
day. II is impossible to de-
termine at once what was re-
sponsible for it's failure to
reach the surface, but prep
arations for raising II began
Immediately. IL is accepted
as a foregone conclusion that
all inside have been dead
several days.
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can remember, today's suit is che
first of. this kind to have ever
been filed.
Mezerall is one of the old REST
dents Of Old Town, his cigar
store In the heart of the water
front suburb, having been a land
mark for years. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-21
HUGH SUTHERLAND
HEAD OF DEMPSEY
LUMBER CAMP, DEAD

SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Wn, jan.
21.-Hugh Sutherland of Taco
ma, superintendent of the Demp-
sey Lumber company's camp, was
found dead today half mile
north of Birdsview, with his
throat cut. 1t is believed that he
committed suicide. No motive
Is known.
Hugh Sutherland was not mar
ried and has no relatives in Ia
coma, so far as could be learned
today. He was in charge of the
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Underwriting for the Dempsey
Lumber company in the northern
part of the state, and had been
in camp for several months. He
was considered one of the best
logging men in the Northwest.
John Dempsey, secretary of the
company, left Tacoma for the
camp where Sutherland was in
charge yesterday. Whether or
not Dempsey's trip of inspection
had any direct cause on the sup
erintendent's suicide is a matter
of conjecture among lumbermen
of Tacoma today.
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BEARDSLEY SURRENDERS

SUMMERDALE, N. Y, Jan. 81.
After standing nearly a week s
siege barricaded in his home by
Sheriff Anderson and a posse, Ed
ward Beardsley surrendered to
the officers at o'clock this
morning. Beardsley shot and
dangerously wounded Poormaster
Putnam who came to take his
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conducted poker game in the
rear of his cigar store, and that,
within the past year, he has lost
a total of $3.50 In the game.
Ursich, who sat in" at the same
games. declares that he was loser
by $3.50 in games that he played
between September 6 and Deem
Der 3, 1918.
Under the Remington & Ball
niger criminal code, a person may
recover gambling losses by civil
action. So far as court officials
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GIRL JUSTIFIED.

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 21.-Cor-
oner's jury declares the killing of
Daniel Sweeney, 90. by Miss Cath
crime Hermes, II, who jabbed a
hatpin through his heart when he
ATTEMPTED to assault her while
taking her home from a dance,
was justifiable homicide.
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BRIDE AM0NTH;
IS DESERTED;
GETS DIVORCE

After exactly a months
honeymoon, which passed
quickly and all too blissfully,
Mrs. Clara l.. Stiles of Ia
coma found herself a DESERT
ed bride.
Mrs. Stiles has waited for
nearly two years, but her
husband dropped out of sight
as completely as though he
had been swallowed by the
earth. Today, detected and
ready to give up the vigil,
she filed a divorce suit in the
superior court.
Fred 8. Stiles married her Il
vancouver, B. c., May 13, 1912
Their honeymoon trip led then
O Spokane, where Stiles foun,
According to Mrs
titles, the honeymoon passed as
ream, with sudden nightmar
sh awakening when she fount
erself abandoned.
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nine children to the poor farm,
then barricaded the children and
himself, declaring he would kill
any one who tried to enter. Sher-
IF Anderson would not permit the
posse to use firearms for fear Of
killing the children. Beardsley
declared he could have held out
another week IL fuel had not Civ
en- out
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M'ALEsTER, Okla, Jan. II.
of the attempted
prison escape in which three con-
victs and three prison officials
and Judge John r. Thomas were
killed, shows that the convicts
had assistance from the outside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-21
TRACTION CO. PAYS BIG

BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 21.-The
Puget Sound Traction, Light &
Power company report for the
year ended December 81 shows:
Gross earnings. $s.s13.5a9, an
increase of $2s9,751; net earn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-01-21

ings, after taxes we're paid, $3,-
605,224, an increase of $63,675;
balance, after charges were paid,
$1,793,1Ss, an increase OF $4.615;
bond sinking fund, s251,5s3, an
increase of $27,709; surplus, ST.
642,205, q decrease of s23.094.
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ALIMONY $1,000

NEW ORLEANS, Jan, 81. -
Francesca Zarglia, duke of Mas
saria, who is resident here, se-
cured a divorce from the duchess
and is to pay her $4,000 annu-
ally alimony. f's
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Plead Guilty

3 H0UGHToN, Mich. Jan. al
Four striking union miners plead
ed guilty to carrying concealed
weapons and one of them to beat.
Ing up non-union workman and
were given 60 days in jail.
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[z&zs![!&E$'!EE#s!: ]
3SSISI9Ne5T
BM q = <ScN<
-NGS0S & -
WENT TO A party last night.
AND THE FELLOW they call Sig
got my goat.
HE'S GOT ANOTHER name, too,
but no one uses IT.
AND WE WERE sitting at the
table.
AMI w ZNo thiNhShs
ON AND AT the table.
AND THERE was smoked tongue
and ice cream.
AND CRANBERRY sauce and pO-
tato salad.
AND ROOT BEER.
ENOUGH FOOD and drink.
TO MAKE A square meal even
for Kelley Carr.
AND WHAT DYE suppose Sig
said?
SIG HAD ELECTED himself COM
edian for the night.
AND EVERY TIME he would bite
into something he'd say:
"WHEN ARE WE going to eat?"
AND EVERYBODY g,gglcd.
AND AFTER A while Sig picked
up a piece of lettuce.
AND HELD 1T over his head.
HE SAID 1T was a mistletOe.
AND HE ASKED the girls to kiss
him.
AND EVERYBODY giggled some
more.
STILL I'VE HEARD some people
say he had great future be-
fore him.
WHEN HE settles down.
THEY DIDN'T say where.
IT MUST BE at SteilacoOm.
BOB MUNGER CALLED me UP
this morning.
AND WANTED TO know why the
girls at Kent aren't brunettes.
i COULDN'T TELL him why.
"BECAUSE THEY'RE all near
Auburn" he said.
TWAS GOING to buy a hat today
at Bob's.
KENT NOW.
NEWSPAPER HEADING says
this morning:
ROBBERS GET Into Meat Market
and Steal $500 From the Safe.
GOODNESS, THERE weren't any
eggs in stock.
SPEAKING ABOUT eggs we still
have Gaby Deslys' egg here in
the office.
IT'S TURNING pink.
WE HAVEN'T decided what to do
with it when the theatrical sea-
son opens up again.
WHETHER TO return 1t to Hen
riette or give it to Gaby.
--
OR TO THE dramatic critic.
OR TO CHARLEY M'KEE.
OR TO CHARLEY HERALD.
OR TO GABY'S press agent.
OR TO KING MANUEL.
SOMEBODY MUST get IL.
WE CAN'T KEEP 1t very long.
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GET THE PINK

The Times Pink comes out at 4 80 every
afternoon. The Confessions of a Rounder"
are taking the town by storm. Every
bodys reading them. Join the band wagon
and be a Pink reader. You'll have some
fun and enjoy il all.
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him with a grin this morning. but
said nothing.
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Did you ever stop to think that the
Times prints more exclusive news stories
and pictures than any other newspaper in
Tacoma? Fact. Subscribe for the Times
and you'll miss nothing. We give you the
worlds news In brief.
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MOTHER OF Nine
CHILDREN TRIES
ITO KILL HERSELF
BESSIE ROWLEY
TAKES DOSE Of
CARbO[|C ACID

HOQU1AM, Jan. 21.-In
the presence of her alleged
lover, Billy Seros, a Greek
dishwasher, and two other
persons, Mrs. Bessie RowIey
OF Tacoma, mother of nine
children, drank an ounce OF
carbOlic acid about mid
night, and is believed to be
dying in the Hoquiam gen.
eral hospital. She took the
poison after SerOs Is said to
have spurned her affections.
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Mrs. Bessie Rowley gained
prominence in Tacoma several
months ago, when, deserted by
her husband, she inserted an adj
vertisement in the Times offer
ing her six-months-old baby for
sale. In interviews Mrs. Rowley
declared that she could not sup
port her children as she believed
they should be brought up, and
that she was willing to sacrifice
the youngest If she could find
good home for 1t.
AT that time Mrs. Rowley lived
at the Superior hotel, 18th and ID
streets. A few days after the
advertisement her husband re-
turned to Tacoma, and Mrs. Row.
ley announced that she would
keep her child. Local persons
who know Mrs. Rowley we're mys-
titled today over the dispatch
from Hoquiam, protesting to
know nothing concerning her af-
lection for SerOs. The present
whereabouts of her husband are
not known to the police.
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H|BaizllAl'!.y@s:;HZ.
NN12 q & -

WHETHER TO return IL to Hen
riette or give it to Gaby.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
Sa6rcsIdlMf in Der @cOr0c @nlb'
inatOm llmiOeriitdt.

Qic @corgc g%Soibin0ton llnipcrli-
tddt IhlieBt Oos S6uliobr nit Dem
10. Slni. gltS Oicicm NnlnB iinoct
cine Scicrlidfcit in Der Mtemorlol
Suae itatt. 6ohw. s. 3. @liir miro
babel prdiioiercrL. Die @abolnllrc'
otSre0c miro Sodu. so. &cfirep3, z.
2. 9, in Ser ct. &o6n'S Gpiscopal
Stride an Z. SUM baltel. Ger Frd
Iioent scr ltnipcriitdt, SEER Charles
Ser6ert Stodtoi mo @emablirL
merocu fiir Oie @raonierten einell
Gnipfuuq obboltcn. Die Senior,
aloiie plnnt. .9uciits, ipnS lagtclt
Grl", por3nfiibren. 81. s. @%oroltatl
1T NroBnlari6oll mcbrercr alalleIl.
). 4. WiiOlctou mo 6ronciS 9tcp
nolOs IiuO oiiiiticrelloc @turibdae.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
Tnfse6Ot.

Gs miro 5ur allgcmeinen &enttlll@
oebradt, Dab 1. ser Sod Sobonll
8aptiit gugcn Old, w%obnbaft IN
9olmar, glIaB, porber III 8aibing=
ton, 9. g., 7f8 Ate StraBe N.-@.,
Gobn Oes perltorbenen @igettiimerS
sSobonn goptiIt Sid unO ieiner per
itorbencn gbefrau Maria Magoale-
ma, Qeborenen 8arti6erer, belize gu
Icbt in Golmar mobnbaft; 2. Die &c
mcr6loIe Maria @nna COOS tpobn+
halt in aolmar, gliaB So6ter oes
%perItorbenen S6reinermeilterS so
ham &ar[ Coos, sulebt in &olmal
mobnbaft, mno Ieiner @befrau Wtario
oeborene S9mitt, wobnbaft in Sol
mar, Die @be miteinanoer ein9ebei
pollen.
Die 9efanntma6ung 0es Ntfge.
bots bat in &olmar iowie in eirel
i'll 8oibington erideinenoen 3eitllna
sl gcI6eben. gtpoige alf Gbebi1li
0trniIIe ilf itiiben0e @inipraden linz
hinnen 2 @o6en nnd G%tsgabe Die
les @lattes BEL Dem lnter5ei6netell
Stan0esbeomten an5ubringen.
aolmor, (@lioB) ben ,. Moi 1914
Der StGnOcsbcamtc:
rs. 81 &ittcr.
(SirnpI
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
Nene l2pliaci @apit1nc.

W}oior Gidaro Splpeiter, G6ef Der
9oli3ci ser 9unoesbanptltaOt, bal
sic fol0enOen 8erGn0errnlgcl III oenI
@oli5ei 0epartcm@at bcfoltnt gcge.
ben. Die 9ielltenalts @illiam $.
Sarriion pom 1. Hrc5inft, Gorlin 9
8lotber pom 4. Erc5inft mo 8bo-
mas 5lloQc pom 10. &re5inft wllr
sen 8ll &npit0neu bef0r0ert, als
Nadfolger bon &npit1n S. Sbonlas
Soain6erger, meIger Selbitmor0 be
qing, GapitGn Mti6ael @prnes, mel
der Itarb, nlo gapitdll Sobn 0alep,
mel6er peniioniert lDuroe. Gle Sol
Qcll0en mllrocn 5ll 9ieutenantS be
f6roert: Itcl(pertretenoer 9ieiltcnnlt
s. $. 8remulerlnolr pom 10. Bre-
shift uio sic S~crgcallten s. 6. 90.
2oro bonn g., Snlnes GonlOn pom
6. mo s, S. M}nrDbp pom 10. &rc-
shift. Die neligel1affellcu Scrgean-
ten iino: IS. $. 9tco(e, @uitap 2au.
tu s. 81. 5000 mo S. sc. Orion.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
ShStiidc SuipcftOrcu crgaltcm sIb
seidcn.

Die 8iir0cr ocs 0iitriftS GolinI-
bio, oIio @oIbingtons, iino mnmebr
deibiibt gegen S6eininipcftoren
Or @rint0 bieriilr iuar cin 9foub.
anfoa, ser an Ntontag, ben II. Wal.
inn Saltic Scr 6rnn Slllia Solion
1918 1Ste StraBe g. SO, ailsgefiibrt
mtr0e. SIS cridicn oaiclblt cil Wfailn
ser iid ais @oiicrinipeftor ollSgab.
nm 0os Salls 81 b%eraubcll. gfliu bat
Die 9iItriftsperfunltlllg o%ll9eorollet,
ooB fem 9iirger @%aibinaton'S cinen'
Snlpeftor Gi1tritt geludbrcn lolle, be
Dor ct niAt ein Nb5ei6ell por5elgt
Oas aus @lcdb pericrti9t mo orf oenl
il meiBct 3ablcn Die 9llnlluler ocs
SnIpettorS ulo ieilcr gbtellln1g 81
eriehen lit.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
Antereiaute GntNHaMnasm erluartct

Dit Spanning miro 0em @egim
ocS 8ro5eiies bon 6rau @tattie 8.
Aaiioll, g8ittipc Don S. $. Naiion,
cines gewciclcn 0robtipamers ser
nYptolnnc electric Goper 50" &C.
gon ole u@nibington &aillpap ana
electric 60 mo Die OEotomnc glec.
trio @oper 60 cut1cgen gelebeL
GA a%llgenommen miro, Dab ii6 in
2ollfe Der gcrbanolnngen bcrausitel-
len miro, Oh Oie 9a6ngeleIli6nft sic
Gigentbiimerin aIlcr 9[fticn Ser
oYomer Gompanp" lit. 6rnu Naiion
uerlangt iiir BEN 300 i6rcs Mam=
lleS, mel6er p1breno Der Nlrbcit allf
cinem Yfoitel al Der Semctt Stra-
BE uno New Merifo-9( pe. clettrofll
tioniert mlr0e, eine ellti6GOigrng.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
GidarO Sart6plOt.

@nlGBli6 Ser 9anueripeibe Oes
Geliild Nnlerifauii6en Notioual
bunoes, sic in philadelphia onl
Montoq, oen 10. Mfai itattfonO, belt
&ongreB- 9lbQeorOneter @err &i1arO
9artbolO cine allSge5eidnete 9lnipra-
DE, Ser er oas Gbema vYrobibition
mo peri0nliAe 6reibeit@ 81 @rlmbe
legte. gefonntli6 lit oieler oelitid-
onnerifonii6e aolgrcBmam Gin top
ferer Sampler gegen Die @robibition
mo pernl0ge ieiner SteIlng I'M
WonqreB Elm midtiger 5oftpr IN bic
Icr Srage.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
.0nheim.u

@obl piele lmicrcr9eler ba6cn nit
SoAgenuB 0ie pom n@oIbilgtol
%ournol Observation-Disclosures
y0abeinl~ g~elcien. 9llld bic Moiultm-
mer briii1t wieoer interelianten
Stoff. Ser ihone &omoll n@rGfin
9aBbergs Gnfelin" BON ST.. 2cbne i'll
Icbr ~lpanneno. Sebr nutcrbalteno 1T
cine tllr5e Nbbanolnng vWos alle
Nraucn intereiiicrtl" Gs medieln
I60ne Gr5dbllungen mo 6elebrel0e
Nrtifel, bic Die @iloiing ocs 2elerS
berei6crn. Mli1 Die Mo0e lit nid)t
nllsgelniicn nno man fin0et BARN
Ifone Mooelle. Gin GROCER Spiel
rallm lit oen 8eri6ten iiber allgenlei-
nc Yolitif gelolicn. Die Gier- nm
Yflon5elimelt bat man alId ni1t ner=
gelien nn6 @aitsfrauen pcroen cilt
b~eionoeres Sntcrelie finoen an oenl
rei6baltigen &ii6en5ettel.
Ole &ontroftoren, sic 0nS So
beim" ~lieferten, baben ms leioer an
gemeloet, ooB ooSielbe nod ser Moi-
onsgabe nibt mebr allsgeionot mcr-
ocn miro. Ger oarin cntbaltcnc go
man Y@rGfin 2aBber0s Gnfelin"
BON 81. 2ebne miro ipdter I'M Sour
nol eriAcinen. Gs lit ni1t ser Sch
Ter ser Neooftion, ionoern llmlt1n0e
baben es nit iih Nebroht 0ob sic
2ieferunQ eingeIte(t mcroen mnb.
Statt oelicu miro ipdtcr ctipos olloc
les 0cliefert meroen.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
9~tprNScntidler 2lpnn.

Die beige 4geitur bes Noroo.
SlopO meloet ben @erfallf ppu &alia-
&c Sifets nod europa, mie folgt:
Son Nem Norf am 16. Wfai nit
hem nBeorge @aibington0 S. s..
StrallB ltno GbaS. ". 9opp; am 49,.
Mai init Der aaronprin3ciiin Gecilie"
SRI. M}iriam 9lrfing unO @m. @lol
Ter.
Son Baltimore ain 10. Wiai nit
Der y9arbaroiia~ Nerr un0 8rou SS-
far Gnumer, Sri. Margaret mo
Napnono Gunner, 6rou So, Sri.
0orotbD mo Ser Sarolo Noie;
6rat @li5abctb &amm; Sri. 9ioia
Sabnwalo; Sri. u. N. @nbarO; SEER
%obalm Gbielede; Serr Midaro mo
SRI. Ultima Nobinion.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
.6nrris enmnfcr peridwMmOcn.

Sic 9oli3ei g8aibiugton's mo De-;
rnorci5enoau 9e5irfe lit allf Der gu
be nod Sorris Gllmofcr, 66 Sabre
alt, Ser bisbcr inl Gbriition 9iuppert
Some al ser @oo0 scope 9foao inter
1c6rodt NOR. Gr pcriHwlnO poll
0icler S~(nltalt an 0ica5taa oen y
Dial unO lit icitber nibt mcbr acIc6cn
-moroen. Ser Mann lit 5 Sub 6
Boil groB mo Wicgt 1875 &fnao. 81
bat i6wor3e Spare, idmar5cll
Sdmlrbart nno idwar3c allgcn.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
Srii6lingSfeft Der 9inOergartCn-
SdnLe.

glrn Mittuodj, ocli IS. Wci mar
Oos flcinc goIf aus iGmnitIiden
Sinocr0drten @ai6ington's inter
ocr Scitmg lciuer Sebrcrinlcn biii
ousoeItr6mt ouf Oic griinIiden @e.
iil0c, Die Oas gtutionolmllicum I'M
ge6cn. @iit @eidngen Sdn5cn mo
Spleen m~terbieltcu Die aleinen,
1000 an Der 3abl, ibrc Gltcrn mo
&ermonoten. SIS mar Gin ber5li6er
gnblid, Oicie flcinen nniduloigen
GiuOer III ibrcr Srciioe 5il iebell. 9aS
Marineor1citer belorgtc bic gtitllt.
Inter Der 9eitrmg Der 0ircttoriu Der
ainocrgdrtcn, Sri. Catherine st..
8atfins, nabm OoS set cilei bcrrs
liden &erlonf.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
StdOtiidC NeuigfciteN.
@olScme NOdseit.

Serr Scnrp Z. &ics %ieicrtc acitcrn,
am Sreitaa AbenO, 0eu i5. Mai, III
Ieiner @obnma ole goloeuc Sod)5eit
nit ieincr @eua6lin i'm areiie ieiner
Tamilie, Oencn ols Sdwicgeriobnc
Is. W}. Sie6crt unO 6. @crncr angc.
6Srcil. Scrr Nics iii einer Der @riin.
ser Der 0cutiden @}anrerloge glr-
minus g3o. % nmO SAabmtcilter Der
ielbet pom t9SS-t90S gelpeien.
gic 9oqe ii6eriouOte inn Elm foai'
oropbiid olisgefiibrtes 9anfitrei-
ben, 0as inn pon cinenl &omite DER
9oqc ii6erreiht mltrOc.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
@ationalc 2ialOr Dealers &OnDcntl4
on i'm @ciu ySilar0 SOtcl.

PIN Iienstoo nno @fittwoh, Sen
t2. bc8p. 10. W}ai maren I'M 9feip
ggiaaro Sotcl 0elegaten bon talt al
len Stootcu ser llnion cinaetroffen,
I'M an ser Notionalen Siqlior Seal
ers Gonueution teil5unebmcu. @iner
ser Neoncr Scr &onoention mar olld)
SEER SitQ6 Sarbep pom bier.
3u qlcider 3eit batte lid) I'M lei
6cn Sotcl sic Natinale &crcinigunl
iiir 8ein unO Spirithoien 5llr ab.
boltltna ser Ndtcn &onpeltion Oieler
&ereinigung eingeiirn0ei.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16

@iaiom 5. Ribnisfy itorb an
0tontag, ben If. Mai in ieiucr @ob
mlng, 433 $ Strabe, &.-@. 0a9
9egrd6nis fono am 0Omerstag, Ocil
IA. Nfai Itatt. Nad Oemielben muir
&c cine Sotemmelie fir Oen 8eritor
benen in Ser ct. @tdrienfir6e 5elc-
briert.
Der 9obingeidieoenc mar Elm GIT
ter alter 0eliti6cr n%nierer Staot.
8abreno ieiner aranfbeit murOe cr
BON Ieiner betagten S6melter &c
pflegt. gr binterl1Bt mebrerc pers
beiratete Sobnc uno Godter, Die III
@aibington mobnen.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16

@erfamfsIteacn
Ara .gNnihinntnn Honrn0l".

0es vgSalBln9f0n 5OiIrHNl"'
,sobn 9inoer, 633 @-StroBc, &.-@
Clarence gtobe, 507 SSH N.-@.
Nmericon tobacco So, Ats ga. glpe.
N.=M.
Sam aoanls, 900 @-StraBe, &.-@.
q. e. 9renis, 5tt 14te Str, N.-8.
Ridaro 6. @iaer, 527 s. Str, S.-@.
NleEanOria, ga.
8. 9leecc eaton, 1913 90 GoDal ct
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16

s ii r geiunoc godwaren, oh @roO
o0er anoere Sa6eu, lit Die 8dderei
bon S. 6. GpaIO, 1914 6Iorioa 9lOr.
q. 6. beltens befaumt. Satiu6roO lit
cine ser SPECIALIZATION, Oie in Der
gddcrei bergeitcllt wcr0en.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
@craitMnn fir bic eiaMOr 9eaLers.

NVFYHFH"8 nv VT ~'F""E
@or ser &onpcntion ser National
@6olcsule 2iquor 9enler Niiociotion
-fono cine 9ebatte ltatt, in Der onfs
cnergiihitc perlall0t murOc, inus Oir
&robibition 5lm @cieB erbobcn mir
sc, Sen gei1doigten nno 6rotlos &C.
nlodten @irten cine &ergiitung 81
gemdbren. Sogar Ynorep @ilion
ser Y%rGiiOcnt Ser Nntiialoon 9cpe.
gltlg lprah lid fiir cine @nti6doi-
9ilng ans.
Mogc mon sic fire &oec Der @ro-
bibition perl6ell1en mno aac Gnt
id)doidlml miro nidt notluenoig ieill
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
Gnt6aaumo Ses @arrO-0 enfm0ls.

Sellte, SomStdg, Sen 1G. @toi fin
set na6mittags Inn 8 llbr sic Git
biialmg oes 9orrp 9cnfnalS itatt
Ndt talIeno 9elegoten croen Oieier
Seierlihfeit b~cimobncn. Defenders
ltarf miro sic feltii6e 9co0lfcrunl
p~ertreten ieiu mo tii6tige Geoner
wer0cn auftrcten. @rGlioierc nmirS
Marillclefretir Daniels.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
Sn @emOriam.

Mein innialt eelicbter @attc nno
iulier teurer @ater,
SricOrid %. Scrrmann,
rubt am IS. Mai bcreits Is Sabre
I'M fiiblen @roeni9oB.
Sn tiefer Srailer gcoenft ieiner
icine trelIe binterlaliene Satin
&at6erine 6errmanm
unO ibre Sobne Sobn, 6rieOri6 nn0
MiQiam.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
gLmOrcas @iehnlann,

ter
NnSrcnS @iefmann,
geltorben orl 10. Mai 1912, raubte
aber or bat inns nidt ole Grimeruill
nno oaS llnocrgeIiuliein oes Cabin
aeihie0enen ncbnleN fonnen. Sr I'M.
lebt er meiter uno miro meitcrlebel
fir allc 3eit.
S6lumm're ianit oil gutter &ater
Ser on ms 10 trclt geliebt,
Oh mirlt ms ia mobl per5eiben,
@enn mir baben bib> betriibt.
gd, OH bait iest iibermunoen,
Mtande, i6were, bange StllnOen
Sic on in SHner5cn 5ugebraht.
StanObaft bnit ou Tie crtra0en,
Geile Shmer5en, oeine Ylagen,
@iS Ser Goo oein N(ilgc briht,
God pergclien mir oid nidt.
Gle trallern0e @ittmc
9Omiie @ickmanm
umS S6bnhem,
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16

Sier lit an ii. Moi ser pcniionicr.
tc @encralntoior Gb. 9. 8el bon ser
Nrmec Der Ser. Stdatcn i'll 70.
2e6cnsjabre ~geltorben, ser III Sort
lano, Me., %ge6orcu, beim NuSbrtdl
oes @iirgerfrie9es in elm Srciwiai-
gen : &egimcrt bon Moine mlO
Damn in sic rcgllldrc Nrmcc cillNc-
trcten mar. @r mar inl 8an5en 45
Sabre lang Sol0at.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-16
Martha e@miOt

cbenio fir oie rei9liuen 9lll
mellipenoerl. @eionoeren 9anf lpre.
DE id Dem @aitor ser TrinitO Stride,
Scrrn @enod S6roeOer, fir feline
bersliden @orte, iomie ben @lieOerll
lno Dem ACKNOWLEDGMENT Oleier
&ir6engcmeinoc ans.
Der traMcrnOe Watte,
gbriit. SAmiOt.