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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-16

The weights and measures or
dinance Is now law.
1t was passed by the council
yesterday and the long fight 10
get check on dealers in food
stuffs and fuel in Tacoma closed
without much opposition.
One or two dealers were pres
emit to offer minor suggestions but
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-16
Measures Ordinance
Passed by the Council

the ordinance went Though with
out being changed.
1t will become effective in ten
days.
Market Master Turnbull will be
the new city sealer.
Miss Esther Allstrum will ne
market master as well as pure
food inspector.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-16
PANTAGES

Sig. Paul Pereria, the violinist,
and his accompanying musicians
are the main feature of the bill
at the Pantages this week. The
music given is of better class
than is usually expected.
THE Good Ship Nancy Lee" is
a comedy stunt of unusual merit
and provokes hearty laugter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-16
IL Are Given
18th Degree

The Masonic celebration cOntin-
ued yesterday and IS candidates
were put through the 18th degree.
Last evening a musical program
was given by the Scottish Rite
vested choir and the Shrine quar-
tet. The 31st degree will be con-
ferred this afternoon and this
evening the 32d degree.
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Seattle News
Boiled Down

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Nov. 16.-Follow-
ing the decision of the city coun-
Gil to create board of censorship
to pass on theatricals, a move
ment has been started for an inf-
tiative petition to close Sunday
theaters. The matter will proba-
bly, be decided by the peoples vote
next spring.
Seattle women's clubs have
adopted the plan to convert school
houses into civic centers.
Although he has voted for 20
years, II. M. Young yesterday con-
fessed that he is not citizen, in
order to escape jury duty.
Facing the alternative OF run
ming into four men onu a hilly
street, or wrecking his machine,
DR.. Walter Kelton chose the lat
ter course and crashed into an
iron staircase. Part of his ma
chine was sliced off and the physi-
clan narrowly escaped death him
self.
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News From the Big
Bedding Corner

Stacks stacks Blankets Comorters here for
quick choosing We offering values in winter
Comfort" that defy store to Duplicate READ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-16

$3.50 extra heavy full size Wool
Blankets, in gray GO 90
mixture, IOT $VHVO
$3.50 gray and tan or plain Wool
Blankets; the kind for comfort in
ruiz ruiz s asloE for zero weather: $4.98
$3.50 plaid Wool Blankets, in pink,
blue tan and red; a ...... "a 40
soft warm covering, for WITH
COTTON BLANKETS
$1.10 cotton fleeced Blankets, in
gray, white or tan, IN
for single beds, for ........ iOC
$3.50 gray and tan Cotton Blankets
white colored border, 00r
for "a beds, for ......... Jul
$1.75 white, tan or gray Cotton
Is Blankets s with E117
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A Most Timely Sale With
the Thanksgiving Feast
ONLY Two Weeks Away

Nothing looks daintier on white linen tablecloths
than clean-cut sparkling snow white dinner
ware. Well make up Apiece set for $1.98
25c White Vegetable Dishes for .......... .12c
&c Bread and Butter Plates for ............ Sc
35c Vegetable Dishes, in white, for ....... .17c
25c Meat Platters for ...................1 2c
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MORTALITY NOTES

Mrs. Mary c. Olson, aged SO,
died yesterday morning at. the
family residence, 5317 South
Fifty-first street.
Aron Anderson, aged Al. died
last night at the county hospital
after brief illness.
A. S. Attlesey, aged Al, died
November 10 at Bellingham. He
is survived by many Tacoma rela-
tives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-11-16

WOOL NAP BLANKETS
$500 gray twilled extra
heavy Blankets, with bor-
ders; full CO 10
size, for ......... YEskV
$3.50 ribbon bound Wool
Nap Blankets. in plain tan
or white, with colored bor-
ders; full size @ 40
Tor -. 800. With
BATH ROBE BLANKETS
In a wide range of beautiful
colors and designs, with
neat borders; cord and tas-
sci to match, GO 90
Tor $500. Y6IOO
Main Floor.
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COMFORTERS
$1.25 calico covered, sani-
tary, sanitarily stuffed
Comforters, 00n
Tor ........... -. .OOO
$2.00 fancy silkoline covered
Comforts, filled with pure
white Georgia q 20
cotton, for =. 4I.CJ
$3.50 Persian designed cal
leo covered heavy q no
Comforters, for 80. luz
INDIAN BLANKETS
For the den or couch, beau
tiful, tasty patterns and col
orings. O. 40
Special at .......4fufJ
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Die G.idnasietiion oss Teutidsr
gnnoipthrpereins beaehi Sonnioa, %
Ciiobsr. in Der Cosmopolitan 6nn.
ibr srit.s Siiftunssfef. 9aifelb,
ipiro curh Elm aonssrt uno Elm fIoi.
tee 1anS.ranshen esfsiett uno rer,
ipridt alien 1beilnfbm.rn unierboI.
.uns In guile unD 1iiIl,. Gin tii6.
iises acmmiiits in init ben 0orbereis
iuussn bstraut. g.iuhsr BON anberen
9.r.inen fino pill.ommsn. 0sr,insab.
ssit.H btrehtissu gum fr,ien etntriii,
Dos foIetnbs prosramm s.Ianst
sur 1urhfiinruns:
ehor, ~7as Tsutfts aito" /.
adlIipoSa
gab. Solo .8as RadiIas.r BON
Granada" 6. areuser
Carl S6psrin
Geianss sTusti has u 3 G.
g. ganp
Jrl. e.na Rsper II. 5oi. U.ib.
Gbor: Cine Dsinrsif." .a. 3Dlner
lenors solo Am Autrletlen!a5 /.
O. prsrer
gDr. Dasnsr.
gariionsSoIo -SiolssnFsls am
Rbtin" 5obn 6offmann
gianos9 s9ustt ~G!surs Orange"
g. aupoDis
Jrl. 5tlsn Rosdsr unb n. Mertsl.
SIMMER itnsibie", militdriIher
S6oHt in 4ii !. O. Shdtl.r.
geraiini.
ptrioHen:
peisr b. Sorburs, gsuinani Der
5nianteris y. Gbeild
b girienbad .9ermanu Rce!ers
5ans. CffiSisrsburIfe q. Qriies.
JriB Bemmfen, Beirut g. bempeI
Cri Der 6anbluns: Wotnuna gar
burgs.
BARTON. EolosGouples .Wsa ocmit" !.
u. Maditcp.
8. Noeders.
ebor. sieb. .Tes Sdnssrs abfhisb@
III aL--
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1aStun uno DeIIebue i.

- in elmer GrtrasSisuno bes
Stobtraibes bon Gapton tpuros eins
Srotnans paffirt. bic 5iinfte apenus,
Don Der 9ine CUR 5errats aDe., 3u pers
bs1srn unb einen 4bsuss,anal su
legen.
- Clifford Grail, Sobn bss golis
5litsn Grail, mubte iit in Speer's 5
5ofpital elmer Operation untsrsiehen.
am 5reitag Qbenb ipirb Der
Sdpton WeH's Club feiHe neuen 8e;
amten initaliren uno foiat bann Elm
8antett.
- Die gelleuns WeIfare alNoeiation
bait heuts IbenD in Der Bibliotbess
5dae sine Derfommluns ab, in Der bic
GiHperleibuns Benepue's an Repport
beipoden rperben fou.
- Der Gamsns@erein bes Deuti6s
4mtritaniffen StootDerbaubes oon
8eaeDue bdlt beuie Rahmittoa i'm
9auie ber 5rau MeDer. III Retreat
Strabs, cine @ssjammIung al.
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Der 1rad bss DtIehrtsn.
6fut5uiage ssb0ri Der Snlcfrp6 su
ben iniimfien Stiiden Der mdnniifxn
1oileits, Rkmanbsm ipiro es eins
fallen. sinsn ;Jremeen ~ tmpfanssn,
beror sr ben ShIafrod nit sinem am
oertn Gieicunssftiid perianfft bat,
ooer gar iif) auf Der Girabe I'M
Sdlufrod su ssisen. Gbsbem mar
Dos anbers; Der ShIdfrod mar bns
offisislIs HIfipuHesitii6 Der Dlebrien.
Sin 1rsib<rr pon Qupin, Der i'm
Sabre 1893 ben Ybilofopben Rant in
a0niesbtrg bsiu6tt. bemerii: Rant
mar. ais q mid empfins. inn GhInfs
rode: bcs mar mir seraos, ols bdit.
mid Elm srober ariessmann In pols
ier Niiiuns empfaneen.4 Gelehrts
titlisn In ibrsr Debouiuns ibr, aols
issien i'm EmIafro6 at, iRande ater
Spssn aud i'm GAIafrod in ben Dor
laol. Won bem berii6misn biitoritsr
G@loK<r piEb all beionbers bemsrs
isnsipertb BON einem f<iner Hioara.
pben beri6tet. bdb Riemanb ion |,
I'm G4llfrod effetsn unb bab 4
mol sin<p lelden nk beisien bo6e.
0sstte sTjdtlt Don BEN fsitfnmea
0elu&. bsn q ais Qeipsissr Giubeytt
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Sie Gooiustnu SifIce FUR oas ,giu
Elanatr Sslfsblatt" bcilaoct iIdI In
gebauos go. 5O9-511 gtaoiiu,
apenae. 9useiaer, Rit.bcilmuseh
ann SeireilHugca irgcnSweIfJer arl
nerosn bis 10 llbr abcnSs saielbii
sntstgengtnDmmsn. Sclspbou Sputi
1884.
SIN Sunoesgeri6te purben oe.
tern bon ben 8robgsi6porenen Biz
Tolgenoen 4ntIagen erboben: Clipe
uno Denton Sutton, syofbua RuQins
uHo 5ames WtuQins, Qqe BON Whites
burg, ap,, tpe9en 8sri6p0runq asaen
ben 0sputp Collector Sumuel Sia in
Der ausiibung Ieines 3ienites; $. Z.
9enbrtr Don Gbicago, Sd, peqen I'm
tsridIagung BON $223. 20 aus einsr,
2ou0ert, oas our6 bic Qoit alma:
y{arp 9lad, 5Sront glorioae, gtr
= Hedr, gub Gate unb 2eipis BERN.
tpegen 8ertaufs bon Spiriturisn obne
Gt8ens. Sic betannteu fib ni6tI6uls
big. - 5enrp Seqrapes urb sFrunf
Glortoqe, gntfernuHq ppn Sptrituofen
aus elnem ~bonoeo" 2agerbaus; be-
fannten iich ni6tidulbi8. Da oisGros
gsidDOrenen nit ibrer 4rbeit fertiu
itno, tpuroeH lie entlaFen.
- 9eIratbsf6stne: Hobert Qsol g.
DON @ODiHgton, ap., uno GDa Z. Bat
toHgal, 22. BON GrIanaer, an, 6eioe
Jarbige; Daniel Utiler, 80. BON goos
tngton, uno Marp Rortbcutt, q, BON
Verona, aD.; 5onie Glapton Seipitt
"A, Don 0apton, 8, unb gearI giers
cen, %, pon GopiRgton, ap.; eSomes
B. Roberts oon Grruin, ap., uno
GLiId 3. Rice, BON sSaamoutbsburo.
Rn.; StIas 6. Garleton, 30, non
Vomeron, s., unb Yearl 6offmann
"a, Don Maggis, SO. 8a.; Gb. 9ists
mann, II, uuo Georgia 5eoratp, q.
betoe BON Cincinnati, g.; geora s.
eaIpert, 81, Don Mempbis, 5enn.
uno UtosH Galtsr, 26, BON Gooinaton,
ap.; Jo9n n. GriDqes, SO, DON Cop
rnaton, uno gord Glnrt, q, bon U2oe
bile, 2lid.; Sobr 3. Crane, 50, Don
5rantfor. sJno, uno 2puiie e.
aeri6ner 81, pon GoDinqton, an.:
9harIe3 Weiq 81, uno G!iTabstb
glsther, 81, beipe DON Cincinnati, 8.
8ausrlaubnibfbslne: 8. Is.
stsbt, 5rdme Cottage, an be- Qlerdns
nria aDe. $685.; Jrnu Ue. q. Seer
mann, 2itOtises Bafftein5aus, On Der
GLENN ane., 3utfhen Der Soutbsrn
uHo earle stpe., $500.
- Grunbsigentbums uebertrasuns
gen: Woaaee gur9 an 5enrp 6off=
mar, Got on Der Slboftede Der s. unb
srats Strabe, 81; Rofe gleb an
annn U. 5uthinfon, Got an Der Glib
,iteede Der 20. unb Scott Ctr. 81:
J. 5. abbott an 4fa 1omIin, Got 80. |
in BIod IL Der Green's 1Interobtbe;z |
1ns tn GiibAGoiuston. 81. |
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1880 1911.
osrr Hnb JraH axsae Niiasr ieisr'
ten gsifun lire EiIbersQs&jsit.

Sin gierteIidbrbunoers mar ssitsrr
DsrfloIIen. ieit 6err AuauIt WiilIer
Der iopiaIe unb allbefannis N,tribi
icbaftsbeiiber BON Qo. 2l4-216 OF
13. Gsssss=EEt, unb feline Satin, arau
eliiobstb Wliiusr. ssb. Dupel. i'm Ifot
nen SebomspilIe an ben 1raualtal
trattn uno fiir's 2sben psreiniei pur
ben.
Tas oIiidIite paor. oeHsn Gb.
burh einsn Sohn, ben jett nate3u 21
Sabre dIien WiltsIm Miiller, g,fesnei
ipurbe, fpolits ben Gtrsntna nibt Ipur.
los poriiber a,heH IaHen unb su oiefem
3neds bate Is NIT piIf, oes Shna'
gers, 3srrn ghas. WllI,r, bsr oIs
3eremonitnmeiiisr Iungirte. an stipo
300 5reunhe Girlubunaen ,rotbsn loi.
fen. ar eintr Silbsrbpdseiisftisr. bi,
esitsrn ateno In rsr Central 1urns
bale iiattfano, tbeilsunsbmen. aus
beroem tparen bic Wait9litoer Der
Mansfielo Mutual Nib, Der WiIton
MuiuaI Nib, Der Rsliauee Wutual
stib. Der lton felt osm Sabre 1874
btiisbennsn Wo. | Wutuoi Nib unn
ees gurefo pIsafurs aluts. bic aIIs
in BEN GiabIifement Sss Subslpaores
ihr 6ouptauartier haben, poiIsdhlis
ptrtreten.
gds 5ubeIpdar purbe aus feiner
Wcbnune. go. 3154 Dine Sirab.. no
iuIhreno Der aonssn Node bic ioiis
bariien Oeftents sinssiroffeH paren,
abgeholt uno mad Der sy.fibalIe gslsis
tel, no ts itiirmiit beariibi purS.
unb bic gratuluiionsn Der 5eiithtiI.
nebmsr enisesennabm. gaIo trionten
aud bic Ql6nas elmer aopen, nno Is
oaueris nidt lonst. ebe iih 6uHosris
bon paaren in BEN fef.lih atfhniidisn
SaaIe i'm 1anse nr.hten. gn fIiiiii
gem Stoff fir pos it1rtere gtfdlIeht,
8efrorenem uno leih.en Getronisn fiir
bic 5omsH febIie ts nitt unh sseen 10
lihr beenbtn Iih bic anipelsnoen mad
Der uniersn Dale, no Elm aus Der
aii6e oes gertpaliers, 6trrn 8rDblsr,
itammsnoes 5eiimabI itruiri nurbs.
ipdbrtno Mftn manfsr 1oai' auf ods
itrnere Mohlers,btH oes Jubelraurs
uHb bic 6offnuna ausss
iprod,tn ipurce. eob Is osmieiben Der
sonnt fsin mOss, in p.rfelbtn ssii,isen
ano torptrIiten jrifts tpi, ssfttrn
audi Oi, aoIben. aohssit f.i.rn gu
siirfsn.
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Tie Weuport CfTie. Iar sns Gin.
tlanaiicr 9oifS6Iatt" Geiinbct i'd 10
9o. 339 Dorf strafe, yeeeuiiber ben
Gsnrtlmxir, iu0ielbii geuisfeifeu, Aa.
seiseH u. (. ip. bis 10 u6r Is Rinuteu
abenSs entgeseuaenomnieu uerSen.
felephpn Eostb 24O1.
- GbeiheiHs. Dalter 8ran, %,
uno Wortba Sones, %, txios bon
Binhefter. JHb. - o. B. Sorman
IND Ellie Sbue, beibe Don Iron. 8.
- m. Z. 6ufmann bon Columbus,
o., unb 8efiie Wagner bon Gbini.
ecth, 8. - 8almors u. Sc Dour
bon Worceiier, WaF., unb gIiie W.
Sage bon Dnfbeb, Wiet. - CHARTS
8. Wi2el uno gaaaeI Mad, bsips Don
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Yasar Der Gb. Vrolef. Dlatibdns
0emeinbf.

Der gaIar in Der Waitbdusssmsin,
be an Der 2ibertp nnp Gin Strabs
fpurbe am Samiiag albsno 8 lIhr bon
0errn Manor Shfpab nit elmer fsier.
lihen anreDs sr0ffmi. iporouf cer
Srispaitor gertrnm cine anbere ans
bebeuisn0. Ter AoSar narb in ben
ter unD in ;SoIas Deifen bic Ginnabmsn
Gen beeinirdhtiai. 1oIoenbe Oepinns
sriten aaee Der Nohe burh ben Rss
cen. perminberi. 5oissnpe Oeminns
finb 81 Derssihnsn: Jrau Wm. Hors
hsroina go. 30. bInues RiHen; Jrau
fopes, Ho. e. gsapps; 9Srau Meiss
hnupi, go. 30 blanes 1ilhtud,; Grou
GsHoes, go. 20. Door Chopper; Otto
Ghmibt. 30. 7. Rsgenifirm. Der
Basor iDirb Bis gum %. Otiobsr. ie~
Den Ranrni.tas pom 3 uhr an fortses
iest.
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2okal.Derid)t
Saie'6aH.

Tas pi.ri, SpieI Der Ssri. um bic
WeIt. MsiitsrItofi spiitsn Den .ais'
fen" unp .4tbleties" muBts eeHerH
ets Rsasns pessn In Rem Dcrt ouf
tu.s Deridobsn spernen. Diei.r Rus..
.oa tommt rem SnleuDererH bsietr
aIubs niti unenpiinihi.
Dis perIoaiei. bat prdhoent 4usuli
Serrmdnn sinsn neuen 6Gupilins fir
Bic rRsbs~ g.iintrt, bod II, Der Qams
ossi.lb,n npt nihi beinnni s.maht
porben. Ter Hetreffenbe ica Elm .4b.
TGnser" i.in unb psrmuttsi man. baB
Die Dabl auf 7intsr pom ebieagoer
qIub aefaQsu lit.
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ga u,iIto \.

9amiIton anscisen, oofaI. .ysoti;su
unb 9eaisfeiten iinb absnaeben Gfs
Der 1. auA Charles Giraffe. irnie,
Mgcnt fir HaniIton luobnt 20. 3O1
Woro Tront Ctr. SeIepbpn DamiItos
1376sH. SeIcpbun uuisrrs aurreippn
benton: 393X gea.
Wattie RiIen, peIhe lebte gDohs
oon ihrem Wanns auf Steibuna per.
tlast lpurpt. sina porlebte yead,t auI
bic 8terreiie, rpurbs betrunten unb
orobte, id, burt einsn Gpruna in ben
yltami 5u ertranten. Die poli3si nabul
llh Der 5rau al, bic seitern Worasn
um 80 nno aOften beitraft unb aus
Der Staot sspieisn ipurpe.
Rihter WurpaD beiriuiate oeiterr
benz Rufus Vrsscott si. Sheibuna
BON Rorn prestott auf 9runo bon
gernahldhisuna.
Wolier Biqaro, 20, unb Wsarn
Ufcsop. 25. bsioe bon 5amiltou. ers
Ianetsn seitern einen 6eiratbsihsin.
- Gtdrfes 6uoh, BON go. 157
pascal Ipenus, nurbe in Der Sobr.t
Der Champion Godteo paper 60. Der
Iinte SUB bel btr arbeit serquetiht.
- 6omer GbolImor pon bier unb
SRI. Ioele Qoub, Scfttr Don Cberft
Goub bon Gouispius. ap., erlanatsn
am Dituftog einsn oeirothsitein in
Cincinnati uno purbeu bier in aLl.r
Stills in Der g}furr,i Der Si. Barns
airhe BON Batter ). u. ~lcRarn oe=
troat. 9err Gboumdr, tpeldbtr bier bei
ieinen GItern rppbnts, lit bel Der
Gloss sguton1obiI So. beihdftisi.
- Der SduIratb belt poroeisera
abtne cine 9sr'ammluna ab unb err
lpdblte unier anoeren orei 2ehreri1s
nen, 5rl. 1rtpa aauffmonn init $65
per Wonat, or Stsus BON 6rl. pfnu;
jri. fSera Niepsrmonn nit 500, una
Jrl. gIsanore Daro, als aabeti, mi.
$40 pro Wondt.
Rord Sisb bat eeftern Senrn
5isb. jr., auf aIim.nt. perilaai. Gie
babe iit) am "a. Usai 1899 pereiros
thst uno lei pon ibrsm Wann pernad,z
IdFiet unb brutal bebanbeIt pprben.
ShIiebIlh bobs tr lie am 12. SuIi
1911 I'm Stite gelaTsH unb lei 5u Itis
ner Uiutter se;ossn. Ridoier 9aro Be-
tuiQigte Der aIdgsrin .iu.n ginbaI.s.
beiehl, um ben gstlastsn 81 p.rhins
bern. itin giasntbum su perdubern.
giirger tonnsn iih dm Jreital
lnb Samitaa r,1iitrirtn laFsr.
- Die l6idhrias 2ueiIa Osborn.
1o6tsr Der 5rou gsnsgis Osborn, bon
0rforo, perfut;, ssitsru Wors,n
SsIbitmorn. tnosm ne iich cine aulsI
in Die re6ts gruit ihob. Dr.. 8. 8.
Smiih ndhm bic 2ebensmiioe in Be
toneluna, toHnts Der bic aueel nidt
finosn. Wan eioubt, oob cine 2icbes
lffaiv psm Sslefimcroperiud 5u
grunos li.gi.
-- Der xrbeiraitte albert Scrris
for, rp,Ih.r if Der Jdbrit Der 8. q. |
Gsuihsr SO. beffditigi mar, sntffob
am Woutde NIT Der Satin pon Sebn
Smitb ip.I2er fir bic 5rsb. J.
Rspsrs 60. arbeiiei urb an Der 13. |
StraBe rpohHts. Grau Smitb Ii.b brsi |
ainosr i'm 5tihe. 5arriiOn, ptItsr |
no. 716 glib IL. Etrobs potri. bin
.srIi.b $3.50 aIs ShmsrS,nses!o |
Ino ein.n abfhispsbri,f Jrau oar
tiion mar sur 3sit bes g.rftninbens !
hrss Wann.s in GraHilin auf gefuh. |
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Gin Strabsarnut. Der fih am1iens
flag 2lbsup srsisnsts. ipurns srii am
ssitrigsn absnb CUR asnninib Der BE.
bOrDsn sebraht. SRI. 3. DoiierioH
BON go. 81 aennon 4penue mslbs.s
ssftsrn ab.ub Der gJoii5ei. paB iie nin
Iieni.aa iurs Dor Witiernahi. afs Il:
I'D, auf Osm 5eimpeae befanb. an Der
attsn Apenu. nnbe Der Wounb CTR.
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geute i'm 0uniel berHahi perffipono,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
Mus benz 0nnDes8 8ebduSe. :.

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ben mar. batie ii@ srobt Miibe geofs
ben. aeDis oIs ieinen Aompiaen IN
Suiiellsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

Rotorepslts spoli3iit Rinsh,nb per.
baffeie seftsrn an ber Clifton Apsnue
sipei anetbIite Auiomobilrnfer. BIZ
NIT elmer OsihpinDisteit BON 40 Meis
len bic Gsunbe in ibren Qraftnngrn
bobiHfaaiten. Die Ner1dfteten iinb:
Gbiparb Staus pon 3io. 60o grams
Ipoob plafe, Hsniomin Gr0f BON 30.
LIZA GImpre Girobe naD Qbporb
.9grgbans.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
,Satntu otr ainosr. /"
MRS. WiNSLOW'S
Soothing Syrup
sssm arts sascssnst Ssstes

eyam hfts snacnanst nsstea
BET sabneMoem Hinoern.
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;anfnnsyuansie Geuis bic Glaidx.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-26
TROOPS TO GUARD CANAL.
Six Thousand Will Man Fortlica'
lions Of Great Waterway.

Six thousand American troops Will
man the Notifications which Will
guard the great Panama canai ITO"
foreign invasion II the plans now be-
ing perfected by the War Depart
ment are adopted.
The troops which will comprise the
garrisons Of the forts will be four
regiments Of infantry. one squadron OF
cavalry three batteries Of field artil-
lery and twelve companies Of coast
artillery.
lished at Culebra, the highest point
on the route OF the canal. From THIS
point facilities will be perfected Tor
the rapid transportation OF troops by
rail to any point which may be threat
ened by an enemy. The coast artillery
garrison will be located at Miranores
The distribution Of the troops In this
manner is calculated to be the best
method to prevent a sudden dash by q
landing party or raiding force from an
enemy's fleet. having as it's object the
destruction Of any Of the great locks
Of the canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-26
c. D. H|[LES Will Be
PRESIDENTS SECRETARY
Will Enter Upon His Duties on
Retirement of Mr.. Nor
ton Next Month.

Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Charles D. Hilles has been offered and has
accepted the position of secretary to the
President. He will enter upon the duties
of the position soon after March 4, when
Charles D. Norton, the present secretary
to the President, who announced some
time ago his intention of resigning, will
go to New York to become vice president
of the First National Bank.
Mr.. Hilles has been mentioned frequent
ly in connection with the presidential sec
retaryship. but it did not become known
until last night that he had been definite
ly offered the position and had given the
President favorable answer. While the
date of Mr.. Norton's retirement is some
what uncertain, it is understood that he
will turn over the executive offices to
Mr.. Hilles before April /. whether or
not there is an extra session of Congress.
Robert o. Bailey. a former well known
newspaper man, who Is at present the
private secretary to Secretary of the
Treasury MacVeagh. will be nominated by
President Taft in few days to succeed
Mr.. Hilles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-26
DEATH OF JUAN F. ELM0RE.
For Years Was Diplomatic Agent Of
Peru in WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, February 25.-Juan F. FL
more, seventy years old, member of q
distinguished Peruvian family, and a for
mer member ofthe diplomatic corps of
that country in the United States, was
found dead today in his room in the AS
tor House. where he had made his home
for the last six years. Mr.. Gilmore had
been in falling health for several years.
Death was caused by heart failure.
Mr.. Elmore was educated in Baltimore
and in the University of Virginia from
1854 until 1880. He was diplomatic
agent to this country from" 1865 until
1905. when he left Washington and came
to this city to live. His brother, DR.. AL
berte Gilmore, is supreme court justice
in Peru. Mr.. Elmores body will be sent
to Peru.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-26
President Taft's Speech.

10 leave to attend another engagement.
President Taft's Speech.
President Taft said:
Il come here to join with you in testi-
flying to the gratitude that we all ought
to feel to a member of Congress who has
given us much effective attention and so
much of his time in Congress to the
benefit of the District. There is great
Zeal to attend to in Congress. There is
a good deal to attend to in each district
looking to a reelection, and there is
very little that is done for the District
that aids the particular congressman in
his reelection. The consequence is that
the work which is done by a congress
man for the District comes nearer being
prompted by pure disinterestedness and
patriotism and love of the capital than
anything else that is done.
THAT is the reason why you are here.
and that is the reason why ] am here. If
Mr.. Gardner had given less time to this
District and little more to his benighted
district in Michigan he might not have
been here tonight, but he would be here,
possibly. next month.
THAT is not the only reason why 1 am
glad to testify to my respect for Mr..
Gardner. He is going out, and there
comes over every man who holds, tenn
,orarily, an Office, after he is half through
sort of sympathy with those who are
going out.
No man who has the opportunity Of
walking through the capital every day or
every week and who has any eyes for the
beautiful at all can help stopping at
every corner in this city of great present
beauty and magnificent possibilities with
put studying the methods and the means
for improving this place that We all love
as a national expression of liberty and