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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-01

- 0ronI u. Sanfen, Der In gin.
einnuti tp.gen onsebIiden Deiertirsns
aus Der 1unbesarmee perbaftst uno
Der Sort 1bomos WilitdrbebDrx
iibergeben ipurbe, purbe seitern aus
Der Daft entIuiIen, ba bas Rriessoes
partement teine Snitrlitttcn fiir fsin
3uradbaIten esIanot bat.
- Drau so. 6. Gamblers, Satin
hts prdfoenten Der O1o '76 Diiiillerie
unb Der Wnbspcrtb ubrensebduies
5obrit, lit aeitern in ibrer Wohnuns
on Der 3. uno Maibinston 4psnue sea
itorben.
- 6eute Nbenb finbet i'm Stast.
ratbs .SisunssIaal cine WaHenper.
fammlune itoit, in Der DE 0orlass Der
aommiiiipns- -Wrpultung ben Inpe:
ienben erflGrt niro.
- Mm tommenben Gamitas III
.Tus Dap" aum 9sitsn Der prot. aina
berbeimaib, bes Ct. eSoIsphs Waiisn'
bauies. Der Stfpeit.rn gum Guten
6irten unb bes Speers Soipitals.
Mm DonnerItog finoet cine 8eriamms
lung Der DAMIEN. .Woraaer Der prot.
Campbell gpun.o ainoerbeimatb i'm
6auie Der ssruu O. Sau.r, go. S32
gentral Mpenue, 'tutt, nm bic nothisU
gorbersitunsen 3lI treffsn.
- Sm Natb. Der WloermGnn.r muir
be seftern Dan. DeIib Der aontrdtt
fir 8erbeFeruns oss Sprisenhaui.s
Rp. 3, fir Iein Qu9ebot bon 1920,
p:rtpeisert, ba tein 8sgsnssbot eemaht
iporben mar. StaottIert 0apis fpuroe
beauftrast, neus glngsbots aussuidrtis
ben. Or. Sobn Sooo rsidts ieinen Be-
riht als 8eiunbb:itsbsamier elm. Die
Reiolution, tpelte bestpsdt bic 5suer'
tpebr uno poIi3si ibre Gebdlter ansSus
sabIen, fpuroe in Der srIten 2eIune pers
ipisIen. Der Gta0taubitOr unb Shabs
meiit.r purbeu autoriiirt, SIS. 900 gu
IeIbsn, Inn bic Iaufenoen Rehnunsen
5u be3abIsn.
- peter 9ribetosQ uno Sohn Wabe,
tpsIde ansetlagt lporoen iino. Sansusl
greiIing in 6inttopn 10 brutal mibs
banbsIt su baben, itarbsn seitsrn @ors
mittas por bem Staotrihier guten
unb mubten ibrs rTdIle big auf Wsiieres
perihoben ipsrben. oa 9rsilins nifi
i'm Stano. mar, i'm geritt 5u erIheis
nsn. greilins. beTisN 3uitunb Infanea
fir tritiid eshaIicn tpuroe, iIt auf bem
Wsge Der 8eferuug.
- Die 0enportsr ppli3si tpurSs
bon Dem 9erftpinDsn bes 9eonoro
G1is in aenutnjb gsfsst. Gr patte ieis
ne aI.ioer suiamm:n unb beities sineu
8. unb u. 3ua, obns gu ias.n, rpobin
er iih penoen psros. gnis mar In .is
nsm DboIeioIc Grotsrp.Gsihdft in
Cincinnati aH9sItsut.
- Wer nod niat reeiitrirt bat
uno bon Der GtaSt abspsIenD ipar, tann
basielbe in Der Gountp gI.rts Office
nu6boIen.
). 9. 8 para, Elm Tr.moer, Der
in einsm furttbar 5ueerihi.tsn 3us
itunos bsm Stubtritter guten porees
fiibrt puros, srbi,It 10 gage Irbeitss
baus 'psosn !0srumlungerus. gr .onns
te ntat angsbsn. no er 10 srdblih 5uz
aerittet ipurbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-01
QofQl GeriMt.
y rlitii b E 9.

W.r an ben resuldren ResiIiris
runastng,u aus Der Stabt abpslenn
ooer an bidtn Taeen burh aransbell
ooer Ipnitise e.pittiss Griinbe aubtr
Sianbe mar. isiEsn Hamen IN bic
WGblerIiit. eintras.n au ldfen. benz
ipiro nod gelsaenbeii esbot.n
tperben, bi,ies nohsubolsn. fofern
fi1 feline Gniid uIbiguns ols itihbol'
iig srtp.ia. Ter WabIroth bat NAM
lid eeitern bsidIoHen. Geiude um
na1trdgl;f. Eesiiiriruns am Cams
tao. ben 3. Nopember, urb am Wloni
tag, benz I. Norember, entgegensunebs
men. glm Gamitae ptrb Der Wdbls
ratb rvr 10 utr Worm.siass bis ein
llhr Ra6miiiasg unb am Nahmittoa
BON sipei bis p:sr llbr tn Sisuns fein.
p1brenp nn Wortoa pem Z. Ropem-
Der, cine Sibuns pom stbn ubr 0ors
mittaas tis bali Elm lbr Hahmiitass
unb Die ,ws.ie ron elm llbr Nohmiis
tags bis lalb frsi uht Vodmittass
Fatifino'...
Ger Wablraib bsfhdfiiste fd In
ieiner e.ftrioen, sismIih nuss.betnien
Gieuns nit Der unieriuhuug perffss
bener beanitanbe.er Rssiitrirunssn.
Der per5tpidieiie Joa III entihieben
Der sines Monnss, Der i'm pre3infi 3
Der 15. Wdrb unter benz Wamen pbis
lipp Noberts rsgiiirirt bat, unb befen
Neaiitrirune beanitunbst porben mar,
neil er aud untsr onbersm Rnmen be-
iannt lift. Roberts ipurbe seffern bers
nommsn unb ss ipurbe btr fofgenbe
2hdtbef'nnb tonitotirt: Der Wlonn,
b,iisn Wisee I'm ferneu Rublonb ftnnb.
beibt eisentlih Rabiuisti. Nls er
bier inB Qanb fam. inDbnte er bel eis
nem gsrponbten, Nomens Solomon.
uno bu iein Nume ben Mmeritonern
Die 3unse Derrentte. beihtob er. fin
.tur5tpeg Salomon 3u nennen, unb lieb
fiH aud unitr biefsm Nomen naturas
Iifiren. Da er ieboh nod MusEHt
bat. bon Mngsb1risen i'm olten Doters
lanbe zine Grbfhoft su MAIDEN, ipiirs
be er bon einem BefaHnten, btm q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-01
Louis J. MarsChaI|
e,moira;iihu RoHcioat fur
Ztaofrdtt Der =. gSaro.
gnabl; gsnaaa, s.a 8. Gop.mstt 1910.
30,6G
u E ~ y o T {.

Sic Ncippurt Cfiiee fir oas rGin.
rinnatier @olfSblatt" befinoct iid in
go. 331 Yort Strahe, geaeuiber oem
Gonrthanie, ippiclbii Henigfeiten, Yin.
scisen II. I. IN. bis 10 llbr 45 Wiuntcn
AteaSs cntsescnscuommeu DerOen.
Seleubon. Sonth 2401. "
R augst JaIl peri d ben.
Die auf g.it.rr anssissts 8srhanos
lung bss 5ales Don Gharles Wauget,
.tpslher oes 5ootihlags Isinsr gdttin
beIhulbigt fpirb, ipurs auf antrd9
fsin.s 4npalts 8. ). Gratpforo, IT,.
auf ben IL. December p.rihpb.n. Der
4npult iagts, bab sr .rIt felt Samitag
sngasirt iei. Wauest gu psrtbeieis:n
uno oob spsi Der 5uupt5eussn Iid uus
bsrhalb Der Stdot befinoen. Die giirgs
ihaft Wauost's fpurpe BON 5000 auf
$1,000 hsrobeeiest. grsSberiff Sule
YIumm,r itsIIt. bi, notbise giirsitoft.
- geiistit.IperGnberuneen. 5.nrp
grDrins on Rt. Rsp. 6. 9. Waes.
Got bon 40 bel 18S 5ub an Der Daib.
insion Qpenue; 81. - Telia Rob an
5snrp Wsb.r, Got bon 26 BET 68 Sub
on Der Doihington glp.nue; 81. -
Soc uno gliTobeth gruce an Senber.
fon unb Barbara gptpen, Gpt an Der
Cottage 5in Qosnus. 5iahianhs;
$500. - Gbiparb aonia an giItof 6.
g. Wldes, Got pon 80 BEL SO CUB on
Der Roberts Strabs; 81. - Morn
Hnt.rs an 9iihof 6. g. Waes, Got
on Der WaIhinston IDenue; 81 uip.
- gteihsine. Clinton g. Ron.r,
%. unb p.arI .. 1aDis, 81. beio. BON
Dapton, 8. - 6. 6. Rob. ST., unb
Marp 2ouif. Cham, beibe BON Sort
Thomas, ap. - Sobn WaI5 unb Ser.
tia Wdititsb, beioe BON Reipppri, an.
- Pobert aeritins unb sSoI.pbins
armiirona, b.ioe BON Oapton, Gp. -
Wm. gren5elmonn ron Cincinnati
uno Bertha Rid.ls bon 9aptpn. ap.
- QnpnIt Watt S.rato reihts fir
bic Cincinnati Gas Transportation
Gompanp in Der Slns. BON 3obann
Bad unb Gouife Ill.n cine 4ntnort
elm. faeenb, bab bic GeI.fIIhaft ni6t,
pie es fein iolte, eerihtlin benahs
ridtist nurbe. Die alnss sntTtonb pas
burt. bab bic 8eielihdft Robren
oura bas Grunosigentbum Der Elds.r
Isgte.
- Sim Campbell gountp gireuits
oeriht erbielt oeiisrn i'm JalIs bon
Dolff eeaen Daniel petri r. Wabner
Elm urtbeil fir S136 nebit 3inien unb
bic WinoiIh Mubtbauier Breiping
60. Elm urtbeil fir $3.50 nebft 3inien.
Der Wafier Gommiiiioner Nnhtrion
fpurbe beauftragt, bas Drunbeisen.
ihum an Der Gliding pite nabe syinhs
.ofpn gu bertaufen, um bic llrtbeile 5u
befrieoissn.
- Der Vepport Boating, 6unting
&c sgifbing Club binterlegie i'm Goun-
tpseriht ieine Sntorporationspapiere.
Die Jnforpo:atoren finb Joiepb Du.
benbereer. Jobn q. Nagei unb 5anes
5. 9rablep.
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46Otlid)er unfau.


Der % Sabre alie Weidenfensr
Qouis 2rail, BON Np. 1402 Wdlnut
Strabe. seristb seitern Mbenb turj
nah 8 ubr beim 3uiommeniuppeln BON
1radieors in ben 60fen Der ponbonbIe
gifenbubn, an Der 4ugufd unb Smith
Strabe, spiihen bic Buffer unb ipurs
be in furhtbarer Deiie aerquetiHt.
patrollpaesn 4 bradte ben Wsrunsliids
ten nod bem 6oIpiial. jebo4 bate
9raiI auf Der Gabrt bereits oussetit'
ten. Gr bate einen Dru4 bes Genids
ioipis innere Derlebungen erIitten, unb
auberbsm mar ibm Der Bruftioiten eins
asoriidt porben. Die 2eihe ipurbe oui
anerhguns beg Gorpners na4 hr
Wlorgue gebroht.
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bttbrohte, ipurbe geiern Wlorgen benz
0riebensri1ter Moripid BON ct. Clair
1pmnfbip aum Worperb1r Dcrssfiibrt.
- Sobn Coos ipurbe BON feiner
Goufne. Moub Coos. bef anaeblthen
BaterI6aft aneetlost unb in 0urriion
pon benz Detettip Ruble in Oeipabrium
senommen unb Biz gum Uerb0r por
benz 1riebensrihter Wofon i'm Gounsp
gsfdnsnib inbaftirt.
- Der Runbenidneib.r Y. Witliam
Mafbburn, tpeiher tpeaen Wernahldfs
iieuns isinsr JamiIie BON ben GrObses
ihiporenen in Wnilastsnftanb periebt
iuurbe. ftelIie $400 9iirsfhoft fir isin
Grfheinen I'm Beriht.
- 90. q. Smitb. bon grtneeton.
pfliidts seiterH in feinem Garten ses
rsiie Grobeeren.
ssrau Qaura pierfon thinner.
man, tpelde Dor sipei Wohen NIT Soc
iepb B.9immermdn sstraut tpurbe uno
in Wooos Citation iuoblbetannt lit,
,purbe porgsitern in ibrer Wobnung in
Der 9abelpanne als qeide aufgefupoen.
sic mar 80 Sabre ali unb erlas ent.
tueber einem 5erSt.iben ober ertront
Sufdlig infoIge zines Sdlasanfdues.
- Sacob Sadfon, elm Iansjdhrises
Mi.sIitb Der 1.usripsbr unb Deteran
oes Bireer.rieses, ipuroe seItsrn ols
Sanitor bss SoIbotens. Matroiens uno
piouiereWonumsnts erndnnt uno cts
bolt als 9eboIt $50 ben Monat.
--1 1rI. GuFie Mtgcp fi.l beim Ib.
it.igen BON einem Strabenbabntpaeen
uno perIebt. iih ben linsen Irm uno
oas 6anbsslent.
- Rsb. Sobn M. BERTH Itiirste in
Miobletppn bon elmer Gar Der Ohio
electric 8abn unb erIitt cine Gebirn.
eridiittaurs.
- Spfepb Spit lpurbe pcrs.it.rn
Qbeno auf bem Wee. nad benz 6. s..
uno .. 8abnboT bon stpei farbisen
Strnb.nrdubern iiberfaTlsn .uno um
$22 uno cine R.iistaIhe beraub..
- Slipe Smith reitte cine St.is
bunestIase ssgen 6erbert Smith i'm
hiefssn 9:ridt, aui Grunb bon @ers
nahldiIisung elm. 0as paar hsiratbete
am 16. Qprii 1908 in Samilton uno
bat ieins ainnsr uno bi. Satin pirs
be om IS. gpriI 1910 i'm Stih g.s
faTen.
- syrau ssrsba aerb.r, bic 0atiin
BON Saoob asrber, bon Der Sduler
unb QinoenpaIb Ip.nue, On 5amils
ton. itarb ssiitrn Mprsen i'm alier
bon 80 Sabren. Sie bin.erldbi ben
gatten uno brsi ainber.
- Yrobatridtsr gpnnausbton Bee
lpilliets ssitern Der 4bbis 5iIsman bic
SheiDuns bon Gaurel 6ileman, auf
9runb pon 9.rIoFsns vnb D.rnahs
ldHisuns i'm DECEMBER 1908. fiinf
Wonaie nah Der Ssiratb bes GIT
padres.
- 5eiraibsfh.ine: Carl airtsr. "a
Sabre. Cincinnati, II. pereilla Jones.
q, BON 6dmiltor; glaub gspis. %.
bon 6amiIton. uno Carrie 9iQ, q,
bon 6dmilior.
- Gbarl.s 2. Wiieisu unb Jamilie,
BON Der On 5ieh Sirabe. .r,rantten
am Sonnias on piomoinss sgereiftuns
uno mubten ,insn 4rst su Ratbe si..
ben. Die 2eute iinb jest auber Gefabr.
- Ridtsr garb bepilIistt Der Sba
2sopoio bic Shsiouns BON CHARTS
2.ppole auf 9runb ppn 9ernn6ldHis
suns. sic erbislt $3.50 ais aIiments
suseiproden.
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Der 90 SABRE olte 4ntbonp G1narf.
BON go. 1874 Neresforb Mpenue, pers
urfahte ssisern an Rsabins MOob unb
Nodbole MDtnue b.beuttnbe Mufreguilg.
oIs Il einen Repolper joo unb etnsn
ibn onbsuenben 0unb ~ erf&ieben
perfu9te. Gf ipufbe BON BEN 0<teluis
peIi3iffsn Galndn unb Dspper Mnb BEN
teritttnen poli3ifen Wartin ttr10iiti
unb unttr bet 4ntl0ge ~ 9fo0ou3
ptrborstner M1JfeH eineeiperrt.
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Seaepue uno Gabton.

- Serr 8. 6. aobl, on Der Ban
Boat Qpsnus in Bellevue rpobnbaIt,
1T ssitsrn nab philadelphia ssreiii.
- Die 8eqepue poIis.i, oi. um
feds WloRn itir ben ssitrisen abtnb
psritGrtt tporoen mar, perbinosrte
5oaop'ssn 2tusitreituneen.
- Gum gsften Der ct. 8srnbarSs
STRIDE in 9apton, ipirb in S'isrbdg.'s
Sals Elm Guhrs am 8. goosmber pers
ouitdItst
- 5rau Dm. 6offmann unb 5ruu
Sottis aOtb, pon Wibblstopn, Sbio,
finb gum g'iuhe Bel 6errn Sam.s 8.
Redtrs, an Der Dritten 4psnue inTdp-
ton tpobnbaft, einsetroff.n.
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DIE D.rsine bic ginlabuns ,ur 1beilz

DIE Dereine bic ginlasuns sur 1beilz
nobne anssnommen.
Die gorbsrei!uns gu bi.fem 9olI 1T
einem aommiitee bon beipdbrten N6us
nern iibertrasen tporben. bic ipeber
aoiten nod Wiihe fheuen frerben UNI
ben geiuhern eenubreihe Stunben Su
btreiten. Das aommittse befieht cps
ben folknben Serren: 2ouis G.aib,
goriiser; GbriIt. Rrsmm. BeiFber;
anbreas Sonas. ST.. Seire:dr; Ghas.
Gifert. Shabmsiittr; Sol. 8ieder, 6.
Ieibbtiier. sSohn gesrs. Qouis Cog,
ST.. 5rdnt Bieder. gugen Giiert, Geo.
aoaberibier. Geo. 6orn. 5beo. Berg
mann. peter gilbert. pec,p Giiert uro
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gSaitiastsa eibertp alnb.

Der Wofbingion libertp Club, eis
ner Der angefehlniien beutInsn Der.
cine b<t Giobt. trifft Dorbsritunsen
fur einen Nositns unb GeisnI1aftss
bnQ. Der am gomitas, 10. Nopembsr.
i'm groben Goak Der Nrbeiterhnne
fattTineen fon. Gin tiintises Rom.
mittee bat bic arrangements in bdnr
ben nnb fefIt alien 1beilnebmern elm
ptrgnlstes Deft in 4usiint. Die u<its
linieiten bts Waibinston 2iberip
Club erfreueH F9 srober Wtliebiteii
unb aud teusr 9obsn iDie6er saflrti1
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s. a6ttaIbetIuu0
--eer--
Wetbeni1,pd1e.

ENpaGe, nert5ie Vrfonen, aepIaot bon 4oils
nnH9slo1lgtstt uno fnirtrisn 1rdnmen, sr146vg
enheH AhsfinHtn, Mrufis, RfideHs uro 9grls
I0meIsen. 1aarausfaH. abnabms bse 0flcIs
Ens,,.D hno wsh9ds nainrr9 wsaesncrnsas.en, SSis.
Eisn. gfnftbeiIemmitno. aenaiiii6iett nI!e 1shn.
hnn-srfaprsn aus BEN yJneeMefrsusWs w's
tinfad, iAHel anb bilis ale xanatar.
Iiden Yerlnite nnb anbere 1oIgen jn-
aenbIider gerirrnnsen griiablid5 gs.
betIf nnb uDlle Weinnb belt mn6 1rob.
linn ,uirbererlangt iperSen fSnneu. -
Sans nenss Seiluerfabrea. Jeber iein
sieensr Mr3t.
1iefss anbsrorbentIi4 infersfIants sab Ients
rfidbe Nn6 tEfuffde Muflaae iDf0), rueIde3
bon. Suna unt aIt wsann nno graai, etlsisn
tpsrnsn fcIte, faHn 9eaen Ginfsnbung bon 90
Gents tn Hriefmnrfen 6erfleoeIt bessesn spssbt.
bon bet
Tribat.alinif, 1915. Nbenae,
NEW YORK, n. v.
U,an ertu1nne boa Gfuefnuoft RafYenYoff
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Stimmt fir 81. 6. GSmsnbisa, &su.
bibat fit SomiitsR 6santt 0sbitte.
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wsan eriuapne sas Cincinnati ssnsbIasi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26

layed with so bold an advenurer the Kaid he had
doubts.
They were now in the Garden of Fate and it
ing before Clarke confident that the Government
was firmly installed, to them. He entered the
garden unannounced and, still clad in Moorish Gen.
erals uniform, approached unobserved
Hello" he said. Everything all right"
He addressed them as nonchalantly though he had
parted from them within the hour and had undergone
toward him with far greater display of emotion than
made by his sister, for whom the General made way
She put her hands his shoulders and studied his face
lovingly for moment then slowly kissed him and with
a sigh of relief turned away.
1t seemed to Dick, who watching her. that she
was holding herself in check for she passed ribbon
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fatefu it had BEEN it had eliminated in one irrevoc
able decision, and the hope of the Berber gone.
Dust sirched couriers swept Importantly through with
mountains had paid the price CT ambition in of
blood. Hacked and harred, driven from to
and from hill to HILL they had succumbed that attri
butte of progress, organization.
No would the gauntlet of war be thrown in the
ancient way no would serred legions of trbesmen
charge shrekng down on modern guns Living placdly
in the Businesses of the Atlas chain the valiant
taineers had realized that in that world from which
they held aoof different methods of and conquest
had developed, rendering puny any effort they might
that the narrow blue of the Mediterranean dividing
them from the detested unbeliever had also divided
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26

True, it was civilization
with deadly machine guns
to enforce its demands;
but nevertheless a civil
ization of invention. They
had met another Omdur-
man, as had those desert
men of their faith met
Kitchener's terrible guns
in that last futile struggle
for independence.
With underlying vola-
tility of temperament de-
spite its years, the old
city of Fee, rival of splen-
didly tabled Bagdad,
burst into the colors of
gaiety. The old Sultan
was dead! Long live the
new! Banners streamed
from terrace walls. The
squares blossomed in
masses of silken color,
gold embroidered splen-
doris were stretched in
open gates, and from the
mosques was waited up
ward a drone of unceas-
ing prayer. In a profit
gacy of confusion the
queen city would cele-
brate the end of the re-
volt, the death of a Sui
tan, and the accession of
a new one.
Almost at dawn the
Foreign Minister pre-
sented his compliments
to the American Consul
and rendered official no.
tice that Abdullah al Ha-
dir now ruled. Thought
less of the Sultan who had
gone, and engrossed in
the holiday forthcom-
ing, the people swarmed
through the streets of Fee
chattering gaily. To them
it was an important
event. To that great
world outside it was
merely a two-line des-
patch that an uprising
had been quelled: Muley
Mohammed was dead;
and Abdullah al Hadiz
had been placed on the
throne.
" and, as if expecting
to see a camp around him,
sat up on his bed, and
looked in bewilderment
for the walls of a tent, it
was almost noon. From
the courtyard below he
heard an excited, laugh
ing voice.
Well, what do you
think of that, father?
Here's a note from Ham
ilton addressed to all of
us, Dick included, which
says he's too busy to
come before evening. Too
busy!"
"Hamilton!" Dick
smiled thoughtfully to
himself. crawled stiff1y to
the floor, looked at his
matched head in the mir
ror. and, trailing his bath
robe, headed for the
shower. The very free
use of the name seemed
the most satisfactory con-
clusion for all that had
distressed him. The con-
summation of his foster
sisters happiness and the
happiness of the man he
so intensely admired was
inevitable. Knowing that
it would not be longer de-
oo <bo Ko:1 ko bo1
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they mad parted Ihey heSltated, stopped, ana Hnay
seated themselves.
Il wonder" she said thoughtfuly, eff many such
affections exst?"
He knew that she thinking of the fathfulness of
the Hon. Bob. EYES," he replied thoughtfully Il be-
lieve there many"
but is it worth while to cultivate them thus taking
the terrible risk of bereavement to leave perpetuay
longing for one who is dead?"
II fail to see how you can ask that His disappointed
face bent toward her. showing plainly in the light from
the bracketed lamps of the surrounding lawn. If one
loves they have, would be better to live day
and die than not to have known life's possibilities
Startled by his earnesness. she turned her eyes his
face and intenty studied it. She seemed to discern
something there that made her turn away and look to
the dim shadows of the glade beyond the lawn, as if
seeking solution of her question from their depths
If could only be sure" she sad "yet how is it
possible? Charlotte and you have known each other
from childhood; yet"
Neither had the courage to tell the TRUTH that
was different love-"
"Ah" said she softly, what mistake avoided!
1t would have been mistake am so glad for her sake
and for Hamiton's happiness
"And-wil; you not add-for mine?" He bent
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Retail Merchants Organize.

\ retail merchants association was or
Sanized last evening at the rooms of the
chamber of commerce with a total mem-
bership OF forty-nine.. The organization
was perfected with the election Of these
officers: r. T. Knight, president. Leopold
Ruben, vice president. Matter L. Narney,
B. Well, &. Il. Swan, S. Bendheim. W. +.
Taylor. William Wild. w H. Peck. Will
liam Woolis, r. W. Arnold, Courtney
Acton. j. L. Normoyie, J. Woolf and ).
III. Lynn. directors. \ new constitution
and bylaws was adopted
a jury in the circuit court today gave
verdict for $50 in the suit of Ballenger 4
Bro. against Garvey and others. The OBJ
ject Of the suit was To recover damages
in the sum of $3.50 for the alleged failure
of the defendant 10 live up To- the provi-
sions Of lease on the Tontine Hotel The
plaintiff was represented by Attorney g.
j.. Boothe and the defendant by Attorney
Samuel g. Brent.
The suit Of S. T Parks against J b.
Drew TO recover damages in the sum Of
$4,000 for alleged SANDER is being heard
IN the same court today. The plaintiff is
represented by j. X. NJ Norton and the
defendant by :. G.. Brent The case will
probably go to the jury this afternoon.
The state corporation commission has
granted a charter to the Cabinet Vending
Company, Incorporated. this city. the oh
5ects of which are TO conduct a mercantile
business. The sum of S1DoUD is named a :
the maximum capital stock with a mini
mum of $1,000. officers are. j. II Sencn-
devir. president; j. Ii. Heller. vice pres
fdent: G. b. Guittard. secretary, all OF
Washington.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Karl F. Fuchs. whose death oc-
CURED yesterday morning at her home
205 South Fayette street. will be held at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the I'm
manuel Lutheran Church. The services
will be conducted by Rev. III. w Gross
pastor. and the interment will be made
In Ivy Hill cemetery.
In the circuit court this morning MISS
Kate A. Ryan qualified as Administrative
OF the estate OF jeremiah j. Ryan. de-
ceased and the court appointed John r.
Sweeney. NJ. Igo and j. b. Fitzgerald APP
pfaisers.
Sylvester Warren and Walter West
white bows about nine years old living In
Washington, came over to Alexandria last
evening wagon and got lost The
lads were looked after ny the police and
this morning turned over TO their parents
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retirement must soon be adopted. or
members of Congress will see many of
their constituents turned out, and be
importuned for reinstatements. Any
plan is better than none. For myself,
/ do not expect to reach the age of re-
tirement and. therefore, feel that l look
1T the matter from a disinterested
point of view. except SO far as the
retirement of old clerks will relieve the
strain and make room for the promo
ton of lower-salaried men.
After the matter has been So thor
oughly investigated and reported upon
by experts, and so thoroughly dis
cussed both in and out of Congress,
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simply because they arc old and poor?
/ want to tell of three old men who
were gallant soldiers in Indiana regi-
ments in the civil war, one of whom
lost an arm in battle. They entered
the civil service after the close N.
war. and served Uncle Sam faithfully
and well for more than thirty years.
and reared families in this city upon
salaries of twelve and fourteen hundred
dollars. or course. they could not save
anything, and when they became help
less they were turned out without a
cent. dependent upon charity or their
children, and died in poverty.
Another old gentleman from North
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Carolina was an excellent clerk in the
civil service for nearly forty years, and
reared Il family in this city upon a
maximum salary of fourteen hundred
dollars per year. This old man hung
some kind of retirement. any kind, to
enable him to retire with a small
stipend, but ii never came. and, al
though heads of bureaus were as kind
and considerate as possible the time
came when he must go, and he died
in want.
Another old man. who had known
and been associated with Andrew
Carnegie in Pittsburg, was q faithful
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To the Seryice2

benefit to the service?
OF course. Congress will adopt the
plan that suits it best. without advice
from the clerks Gas it should do, SO
why should the clerks palaver over
what they will recommend?
The plan recommended by the Sec
retaries of the Treasury and Commerce
and Labor to the committees in Con-
gress, known as the Herbert A. Brown
plan. is good one. 1t bears the Off
cial stamp of approval. and is ac-
ceptable to large majority of the
clerks-in fact, all except small
coterie, who are asking the impossible.
One thing is certain. Some plan Of