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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

5arrp 5uroinga bon Ro. 1914
eSation Strabe, elmer Der an Dem 4eus
bau on Der Gde Der 9teH Qlpenue uno
Sncamors StraBs beihaftigten 4rbeis
ter, lteB iih geitern pom 6ten Stod=
merit aus an eiuem an Der gluBenieite
oes 9ebduoes befinolthsn aabel CUR
grbs 6inunter. Tas aabel mar Su
glatt, uno 9aroin9a gerietb tn's 9lei.
ten. Gr iaufte nit immer sunsbmenz
Der Gefbtuinotgteit in Die 5iefe. UNI
4ugen3eugen oes 9organgs bsfiirhtes
ten. pab er 3srihmsttert perosn piiroe
Gum Slid gelang es ibm, Elm gein um
oas aabeI 81 ihlinesn uno bic Wutt
oes Sales ab3uiapdhen. ieooh paren
feline 0duoe ourh biz Reibuna 3er.
ihunoen uno perbrdnnt pprosn. 81
lpuroe nuh Dem itdbtiiden SplpttaI
gebratt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
Sbr Silberimbilaum
sseisrt am fommtH9tn SDuntag Oia
geutid)e CARPENTERS Union No.
209.

Die GeutIde Carpenters Union go.
2O9 taun nunmsbr auf elm 25jdbrigss
8eitebeu 3uridbltdsu unD oieie 3bdt@
fade ptro am fommenoen Sonntag IN
rpiiroiger Bsiie fsitIi4 began8en pers
Den.
Die Jeier iiuost i'm gountrn Club
in Carthage Iatt unn miro bereits um
8 ubr Worgens tbren 4Hfanq nshmen.
Gin aus BEN rubrigiten Uiitglieoern
Der 0srsiniqung bsitebeHoes Gommitte:
1T nit ZEN Arrangements betraut NOR.
ben uHo bic 6erreu tperoeH nihts uns
getban lafen, um ben gsItgditen frohz
lif1s uno gsnubrsihe StunDen gu BE-
reiten. RamentLih fir Die ltebe gu
geno piro Durh alIerhanc biibitt
Spisls bsftsns Gorge getragsn psrosn
Der GeitplaB lit iebr bequem nit Del
Godldno oosr Der 9lsnoale Gar 3u ers
rsihen, Die brett am gountrn Glut
/ halten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
Oeburtem.

philip unb 1kreIia Spobn, 2347
5lorn Strabs. Fnnbe.
6ubtri uno Sulia 6umte. Benton
bile Roao, 3piuinse. W1oteR.
Jof. uno ReIiie 0ols, 367 BOB 4p.,
Gnabe.
Sotn uno Cfaiatefb Roien. 536
sSiHblap Sirabe. anabs.
Dupio uno 5oiepbine Uio,Qsr. 1853
psnolsson Gtrabe. Wdohen.
Oecrge uHo ausufie Gieising, 524
Cit II. 5trabs. Wdohen.
6. unb Gbiib Daniel, 2945 Wsit G.
Ipenus, anab.
Wldriin nnb Gdtb<rins Shubler,
1924 9ofuorbs Roan. anabt.
sJolepb nnb 4nna 8utfher, 1903
Iorbus ap.. W1bhen.
John unb Marp 5omfls, Gartbaa.
ARobe.
Gbriliian uno 5ronees pfisIisr
2023 Gin Strobe. W1bfen.
pdul uno aaiborine 0eblina, 46e
Danicn Sirnbe. annbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
Cbne 2iSens
llrbeu anaeblidD lier cine Ausahl
bebeammen ibren @erni aus.

Or. Georee 8. Wiation bon Golums
bus, osr Setretar oss Siaie Wsoieal
9oaro, tpeilts ssiirn bier in Der Stdot
unb Der 9uupi3tDet ieinss gefuhs
tpor, 'iif, nit qoliseianipalt Urban In
gsrbinbuna gu Iestn. um Die porbes
rsitsnoen Shrittt segen cine aH3a9I
0tbeammen Su tbun. bic bier nnsebs
lib ohns bic notbise Qi3ens ibrsn Be
ruf ausiiben.
Gs iou iih nm ettpa .in Gussno
folder bsbeamneH bdnoeln uno bi.
Staaisbeboroe tam ibnen erit iiir3iit
ouf bic Spur. Gs fpiro ihntn nun
bic 4liernattDe geiiellt nsrben, iit
entipeber Der pcrgeihriebentn priifune
5u untsr3ishsn, ober ben geruf aui.
3ugeben. Rebenbei lperben iih Der
fhiebene aerstt. bic ertpieienermas.n
fir ioIts 5.beommtn Oeburisatteiis
unterseihRsi habeH, iit cine ynit.
WsrrdrHuno 3usieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
lie itaotiihsu Sastnutnli.u.

Superiutenbent 6duier BON Den
iIG0tiihen 8dOeaHItaIteu unterbreitete
seitsrn Isinsn eriten 8eriht iber nas
Hsus, dusihIisBIi5 fir iSrausn be
itimmte gaoshous an Der Gutter Stras
&C. qaut cieiem gsriht babeu in Der
perfIoNeneH Dote 332 Syrausn bert
gsbupet, absr Iie nahnsu NIT uur 3psi
glusnabmsn DanHsnbdber, elm gelpeis
oafiir, 0aB bic 8pu6snbdoer iih bei
bem ihonersu 9eIhleht teiner 6eipn.
osrsn 8orlisbe erfrsuen. Die WGih-
tinrihtuna puros pdhreno Der Wodc
oou % iSraueu 5snubt uno Sic Gin.
aobmen belie'en lid duf SIPS. sym
Sdoebaus ar Der Bremen Strube nab
men pdbreno Der Dede 1921 gerio.
neu Douhen bdoer uHp 316 Yerioner
Uannsnbdosr. DIE Ginnahmen telie,
ZEN ii6 auf S130.65. Die neue Babe
dnitalt an Der Frssmdn Apsnue lpirr
aller Wahrihsinlihteit mad dmTiens:
;al Dem gubIitum seofinet psroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
ton 6ermann 9eepen; gerIonolien

Ton 6ermaun 9espen; gerIonofien
$4,000.
eIiIabetb @iligar 1T ga6loBoer.
ipalterin BON 5ofepb g. 8iuigar;
Grunbeieeutbum $3.50.
Der perIDnlihe Rodlab oes 80. g.
GiitoH betrdgt $5103.66. bsrjeni9e Der
Glifabetb GtdbIer S1O38. oerienigs
tes anguiius Defel $l60,o84. Die
beiben or0bten Qoften bss 2ebteren
iinb $50, 900 in Mttien Der Ginc. n. IT.
5upplp 60. unb $51 600 in Qttien
Der GrItsn RotionaIbanf.
eJohn Qeabep permaht Der R. 81.
guferftebungs airde auf ggalnut
SiQs 5000 uno ben ReIt Ieines Ser
n5aens fein.r Satin JuIia aea6eo
cuff Qe5ensseit. Nat ibrem 5obe IoQ
ieine 5phter RelIie Sacobs bag
Brunbeigentbum an Goncorb StruBe
unb bic 5ofter Marp & Wuooeu bas
Grunbeiqentbum on Der WIorgan
Strdbe erbdlten.
geI " le II ?.
Waihael !. Gibbons bat cine aon=
trattforberung iiber $1976.95 qegsn
lie I. 8. Dan 60. siHgetlagt.
7srant Derner tlagts cine JorDez
rune iiber S400 ssesn 5srmdrT 3.
8ofIe ein.
Die 4opiIon 9. &, 8. SO. tat cine
5ppotbetforberuHg iitsr $974.37 oegsn
Gliiabeth uno Syrant Shulte unO
Srbn r. Shentel eingstIagt.
gDna g. Gromnn tIagts cine 5ors
bsruna iibsr $500 e.gsn Ghas. 8. Ntl.
ion Elm.
Die 5enrn u. Shpsner SO. tlagts
cine 5orbsruns iiber $500 ssgen bic
gapercombs go. Elm.
Rettis Maosr bat cine Jorbsrunq
uber S843.64 gesen Cabin 9. 4oumz
e:neetlagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
alus bent .polt3eigeridbt. Il.

3panelois 3uitdnoe SrrIhten II
oem foa.uanntsn alub. ipsl6er pon
Der polissi am Donneriias on Der gde
Der 15. uno Yins Strabe ausgeboben
ipnrbe. gs fauo geraoe cine geisli1e
3ufammentuuit itatt. an fpeItsr outl
bic l9 Sahrs alt. anna Ueiller BON
Ro. 26l8 Dennis Strdbs ibeiin1hm.
Die sunse geisllit1aft. beiisbenp aus
Games atonser. alfreo Rosblin5.
albert Spraing. ,5chn Gourtois. 5hoz
mas Curtis. qlfrso 6issins uno BEN
ehen eripdbntsn Erduensimmer, madts
ssitern benz ittqpertretenbsn polissis
rihtsr spnes itrs alffpartuns. DE
M1nnet purosu idmmtlid3 su SO
uno ben aoiteH psrurtbeili. pdbrsno
Curtis ouBeresm 10 1aae Inn qrs
beitshaus ab3uiigen bat. 4nna Mils
Ter niro sinsr geheruHgsanitaIt ubsr.
ipieIsn tperben.
Jobn 6ed puroe fpeaen llebertrss
tung Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (su
ihnslles Johrsn) nit einer geloitrafs
pon $40 unb Rotten bslesi.
Weitie Mhiis uno Stslla gDiiion,
pon GeDrse nnb blum Sirabe. botten
iih am 0onneritag sesenieitig mad
allen ReesIn Der Sunit ptrteilt. Stella
erbieIt cine Gtrafe BON $50 unp Rpiten
aufgebrummt. pahreHo Nettie nit So
unb Rotten baDOa.am
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

Better g. Rseb. q, SpringfisIo, 8.
lSatbrnn 4oair, Is, 5otel RaHb.
5onit u. 6iltcn, %, Denattel ,Daf6.
tMarietta alien. "a, 10 Rortb Wars
mid 5I1ts.
6rdnt !. Mloliaue, %, 845 Glart ct
lGouiie Gip1tl. 20, $40 GIart Ctr.
(sSafe SaraquIe. 27, 326 80. 5. Str
l4nua gotofe!oer. 20, 529 u. 6. Ctr
i5raut 8rifTit6. %, 1927 5pcamore
lMurD 2tune 6ettssfeimsr, 10, 1906
Gogan Sir.
GloDO Rssie. "a, 1854 Spring ctr
! Retta Cooper, "a, II Dit 9. Ctr.
DWidael DiIbeIm. 27, 1880 Race.
Barbara Shmipt, q, 1926 9eitStr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
1pncentnirf
S0at gcItern SanInlpeftpr GnGlmann
cine Ansabl banfalliger
Scbauoe.

Ter ftaDtil6e gauinIpettor 2u6ls
mann bat geitern auf Grunb oon I'm
teriu6ungen, bic BON ieiHsn 4Ti1ten@
ten in ben lssten 3a8en augeitellt
lporben pdren, bsrf6iebene 8ebdubs
ais bdufdllig fonoemnirt uno auh
einqebenbe Aepardturen an mebreren
!gautsn angeoronet. aonbennirt muir
ben:
Die Submauer bes 7Sii9er 8lods,
SO. 609-621 Walnut StrQBe. Ga5
Rebsnbdus mar tlr3lih abgerifen
lporben, um einem Heubau Blab BIT
MAIDEN unb infolge befIen lit bi:
Mauer aus oem Got. gle muB Durh
cine neue Mauer erieBt Derben.
Ho. 1884 Git 5ront StraBe, 3tpeiz
| itodiges 6aus, beHen gigentbumer
5obn 5. 9illigan iit, muB ais baufdtz
li9 obgeriIisn rperben.
| go. 3O6 0et Dater Strabe, Giz
! gentbum pon Grau Nnna 8erens, ols
baufduiq ionpemnirt.
Ging2heHpen Repdraturen miinen 5te
| folgsnben 6ebduoe unter3ogen reroen:
go. 134O -- 1912 Cit 5ront Ctr,
Giasntbumsr Sobn ). @iligan.
gio. 1908 - 1910 8uplsp StraBe,
gigentbumer Sohn g. 5arlep.
go. 1912 DuoleD StraBe, u. &.
9tIdtte, gtgent.
| go. 220 - 222 Deit Sehfte 2tO..
8untePihsr RahlaB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
1Dotli6er Sserlani.
,Jam,s Gren ben bel .iRsm Gleuaters
Euiau erIitteHeH ScrIsSHug.n
erIeseu.

Serr Sames 9rou, Der ldnoidbriqe
Stefparb bes Gueen Gttp CLUBS, nell
der betanntlih in Der 1onneritag
Raht gelegentlth sines glepatoruns
Iulls eineu ShGbelbrud srltttsn bate,
erlag frub osftern Morgsn i'm ftdotis
Ih,r 5ofpitat fein,n gsrIsBuugen,
ohne oas Bepubtiein uisDsr erIdngt gu
baben. Der gsruHglUtte, pelhsr Elm
Utter Don 90 sSohrsn errsihte. mar ieit
20 Sabren i'm Quesn gitp Club angss
iteat uno erfrsute Iit daeemsiner N6,
tuna unb geliebibsit. Gr 6interldbt
leine Wittrre uno cine 5ohter, fri
glid 9ron. gr pohnte NIT ieinsr
Jamilie i'm piertsn Stotpsrt bsa
alubaebduoes uno tuplte iih, isine,
gtipohnb.it gemdb, in psm Grantels
pator mad obsn feseben. dls Do:
Drabt'.il oes 5dhrftubls plOBlit ser
ris uHb l.sterer NIT btisarttgsr Ge
Ihptnoigteit in bag grogeihob binun
tsrfturstt. gr mar. als man ibH unite
ben 3riimmerr beg Gafritubls bsrDpr
sos beipubtlos.
gausRommifdr auhImdn beluf
tragts Snfpettor 9isrs nit elmer In
tsriutung, I'm bic urfaheH Sss lin
falls feit5uftsq.n. Der 5abritubl pa
i'm Jsbruar oisiss Sabres inipi3ir
uno IN tnoelIcier 9srfaHung bsfunosl
tporoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

4uf aniuhen bes gursertommits
tees. In bsHsn 6dnbsn bic arranass
nsnts fir bic Gernbdni Damn 1eier
liegsn. Bat seIiern 0i3e Biraermsis
fer Cabin ben prdfibtntsn 1nfi teIss
grapbifh su Der 5tier einssIaben. Der
WcriIaut Der 9speihe in fuie folst:
Die seiammie Bepofterung gineins
naiis btiunbet oos sroBis Sniereffe
fur bic bepcriiehenne Jeier anl1bIid
Der Groffnuns bes Jernbdnt Gomma
unb sons beionberss Snisreife mnd,i
fI6 fir bic in Yerbinbuns bisrmii az.
plcntt ~Aeimtunfi syeier4 seIisno.
Der dngemeine Wunfh sebt bGbin,
bnb Sie bel bieitr Gelesenkit un.tr
uns ueilen unb I'm Hnmen ibrer Uc.
ters nnb 6timotbitobt unb beren Ws,
ipcbner erfuMe ih Gie brinatnb, Al
ben Jbrn pdbrenb bitfer Jti.r, BON
4. bis sum 8. September. kim3u,om.
men. John @afrfM
dmtirenber Wiiraermeiifey .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
Gterblidbfeifsberid3t.

geter ban W0urit, 70, Ct. Warieu
.5o'pital. Gehirnblutsn.
Gaihsrins 2isni6. 48, 100 TsIbi
Ipe., 5ubsrtuloi..
JanaB Jiiebuisr, so, Sston 5oipi.
raj, Snqusit in Shne6e.
DiIiam 6Iegg. As, Sones uno
ggooe Ctr, gsberIeioen.
Sane asnneop, "a. 1868 3umitsiH
Ipe., Shpdts.
Saeo6 Margolo. 76, Qlrmsrbaas,
9ierenlsiben.
gthel 5ruttsImspsr, 8. Rorlpooo,
Diphtheritis.
Grant Sdraaa. 81, 1762 5opnisno
CTR, Riersnlsiosu,
W. q. Webrmann, a, $50 Poplar
CTR, Riersnlsfo,u.
W1rp Grisomdnn, ~, so Meii
Ribgipan ape., 6ersl,ioen.
/ 4melia gibsnt. 70, ghampIaiu
Ctr, 9ebirnerpsi6une.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

Sin auf benz Seitsnre8e Dor benz
gaoen Der Sfirmd Gjolbs an 5. 4penus
uno Race StraBs itebenoer Sfauta.
iisn puroe friib aeitern RorseR erbro-
den uno isiues SnhaIts beraubt. Sc
oenfaas oieislber Tiebe 3ertriimmsrten
nen SdautuIten Der Suitrite Tailoring
60. 20 800 9ine StraBs, unb ent.
penoeteu mebrere g3aare getntleioer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

Ter 81 Sabre alte Saco5 Gberbarot,
eln getsran Ses 9irqertrisges, pobn-
bait an Rapib Rlsn pite, nabe 4neer
ion 5errn. ipelher am Gonnerfta9 BON
einem Maultbier ourf fyuBtritte geasn
aopf unn 8ruft fhiper perleBi ippreen
mar, til aeitern Mcrsen i'm itdotiTten
SOIpital seiiorbea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

Jiir biefes 8latt puroen s,fterH bon
ben Sptitern 6. Rleiu &c Bro.
go. ABS Race StraBs. folssnos Sen'
perdtur unt.rihieo. r.atftrirt:
BORN. Grab Rahm. Grab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
uns ben Oerid)tsb6fe

Sntsreiiantes ans bem JngenOgeridt.
- gpiibelm anbn nno feline ,Afii-
aitD" binter idiueniidlen tyuroinfn.
- Gbeid,eionnss Jaae. - aam
lcid)f baDon. - Wnh ieiHs Etrafc
bc5aMsn. - VaAlah Eadlsn. -
0erld)iebenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
G6iEs-Gdjeine
nnh iInb bon europa
NIT allen TnmpferIinien.

NIIt ulleH LuiHpferlIlliell.
Oelcfem6maAen
Gch TeiiiidInnb. Ceiierreid,. linanrn
sic. frei in's 6aus Der Gnlpfinaer
Oouniad)fem
redtssiiItia anaefertiat, unD
0ebtd3af IT'S 8O eIfiDmeis
prompt uno reeu beforgt.
Western German Bank.
G6e II. sHb Sine Gtyafs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
i3u uermietbelt-3tmE7er.

0bItrtes simmer ftir etHcu 5erru ~
elmer ,SumIIe bon &crDHeu gepdb!te 9laf
blrid)ait. uabG Gar5. gtorelliCe MbbItrtes
3tMmCr, CAKE Of 4glt5bLatt ills
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
gereins- -Anseigeu
Jsreiniate Sdnger.
Whtung!

9te Sduqer periammelH deh am EpHtsiaG ZEN
IL 4ualii. Rahmtffaes la nbr. III NeitrafbA
Gavf ANN B3iecue3i Iubtlanusa 5eft Del pAbee
poeI eonbsHatsrH init een salEoss' esffen, -,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

Cegr Sgnrn Geister
bot buR feifleE @Hrora 8eiie fciue
SsaaaeeT pgrinAr gHb BiRniteT aait uriaebraCni
&3S g2ttt g. gtpeuue
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

Sine Struge Habl NdIIberrp, 2ft6giges
Grare nQu 5ImmerH mil cot 2g.90. Ab5ug5s
fuHui AerBIu0Uuggt, l@aiftr in leoeru 5fot
foitele fiber 5000. $500 ODER uenggt faas
fen ouiieIoe. Hur 500 baar GtefGp. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
Gu perfanieH Sduier.

@cutC, &aml.aa um 3 ubr 9!anu!ifiags TT
rel -ad 9uf SUTTON 2la3 Aue 5tr uaps
.Dilllt errO 4iDatge5 ,yrume oJH 3tmaeru
MA got 20 ~. AbBHgsfanaL Ber6iuouHgeW
etc toItete u6er $4,000; $500 ODER DeHiaer
GreEup. il
2 . r.lp u o--2D47 UGus gl0e fiiRttes Guu5
nOg aEgHtgomerp Hgao Aitblbes 2sit6iiaes
StaIHe bon Z 5tmmera in 5lutS ale mobRr
UaH NcquFHi1feiteu apt bOE1S9; farm lpie
8llr Diiebp aafuuft nerhd II
: il b 10 c Il y q c GnhipU ulb fSUeenfan 5tr.,
3zlodlges &rif, @tcrP uTD t3 Simmer IN
t5iais, permlctbet 81 $T5 per mSOuut lmb
ucrtGHit DetbCH uuJ elucH 9tadIaB 81 orbneH .
t3tieic aber $4,000; 81 600 uoer Ueptaer
tIHieU baiiebc. Ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
tSelo sn DsrIeibcn.

81 eHn 2 q cans bufien ulb eta prgnlaHef's
ter GiHipobueC BON Cincinnati oocr ufI5egeaD
Ho. mir leben S9Hen $40 hts Sioo, fDcuH
Gle es gehrauheH Cincinnati rsan 80, GIG
aace SI,, 5mmer q. @bone Canal s629.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
3u Derfaufeu -{5oIoou.

saIpon-s siiopeftGde gum uub Coleman
Sud6c. 1913"
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u Q rmco o o-2U41 WdG5 gluc., fHnfte@ Saus
uru UaoRtgomerB HDab bIbi.bes 2sitod ,ges
5ErGme U0U 3tmHelH In Stats. aIie mo-
oerneH geaEenElihfciteU GOT 50Els9; glH
sgargaiu taRH erIangt peroeu rpie 8ur UHetbe
IT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12

Ao6tu. UtT Sleupoop gtUe.. 9tooHOaIe
,5abrGeio be5abii
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
SCHOOL COOKS ENTERTAIN.
Hot Biscuits and Crcamcd Oysters
Served by Pupils.

Piping hot biscuits, crcamcd oysters,
and coffee, served by the women pupils
of the mothers cooking school class in
the sixth division OF the Washington
schools Friday evening last testified to
the value of higher education in the
ncighborlroOd of the kitchen range.
The occasion was a special entertain
ment at 1888 II street northeast by the
class, which. under the direction of Miss
Rutherford. is just closing its second
year.
In addition to refreshments, there were
songs 10y Miss Plcnmons and Miss
Wright. reading by Mrs. StranG. vio-
lin solo by Miss Pearl Pitcher. recitation
by Mrs. Van Doren, Miss Wright. and
Miss Woltz. Games resulted in award
ing first prize to Miss Emma s Jacobs
and second prize to Mrs. Van Doren.
The sChOolrOOm was beautifully dec
Grated. the color scheme being yellow
and green. Bouquets OF jonquils. tulips,
and ferns were donated by Jacob Minder.
The flowers were aftcrward distributed
among the sick. Several school officials
were present. namely. Miss Hcndly. SUI
pervisinG principal OF the sixth division:
Miss Emma :. Jacobs. supervising prin-
Cipal of domestic science, and Miss NJ. a.
Johnston.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
WOULD TATTOO CHINS
OF MARRIED WOMEN
New Zealand Preacher to Suggest Law to President
Scheme Branded "a Piece of Impertinence'
by One Capital Clergyman

4 native New Zealand clergyman, Rev.
Francis Rawei, speaking before the Cook
County Teachers Association, in Chicago,
A week ago, advocated the tattooing of
the chins of married women to distin-
guish them from their Lessor more; it
is a matter of opinion-fortunate sisters.
Rev. M. Rawei says he is coming to
Washington to suggest the magnificent
custom TO President Taft, recommend
ing that it be made a national law for
American women. Mr.. Rawei would also
abolish our time-honored method of kiss
ing and substitute the style of rubbing
poses. la New Zealand.
\ casual canvass of some of the think
ing ones of Washington developed the
fact there is really not any more danger
than there was in the threatened col
Iision of the earth and HaIley's comet
Although no one cares to be directly
quoted upon so delicate question, there
were several Washington clerSymen who
condescended to dub the proposed innO-
walton ''foClish'' or ''prcposterous,' or
impossible" and ono irates cccIesiastic
declared it to be- TO his mind, "a piece
of impcrtincnCe."
Relic of Barbarism.
"Of course" said this clergyman, the
New Zealand minister was simply jok
ing when he proposed such thing, for
Re must know much better than we that
this tattooinG is a relic OF the barbarous
and Cannibalistic times. All women and
men. too, were tattooed before the work
Of conversion had progressed consider
ably. In that benighted age there were
no moral obligations for an unmarried
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

by one If the fair hcrunes that George
has shot man in an Avenue saloon. and
do not know what will become of him. "
George is one Of the model young men
said to move" in the best society of
Washington.
Confidence men. diplomats debutantcs,
and mere citizens arc made to mix in
h"WildcrinS7 manner. but the book ends
happily. the chief heroine finally marry
ing the son OF a grating Senator.
Bishop Keeps silent.
Numerous letters of inquiry about the
book have been received at the Cranston
residence, but the bishop has made no
replies, as his daughter has been inde-
pendent since her graduation in 1905 from
Gaucher College. Baltimore. She has
Travelled extensively in Europe.
Since its inception, Compensation
has created a good deal of talk in
Washington society. owing to the start
ling disclosures y puzzlinS feature is
the way the principals literally tear
things up during their sOjoUrn here
One OF the leading Senators buys a
Washington and d Philadelphia newspa per-
and through his friend. recently released
from prison, attacks the President and
his advisers, creating national sensa-
tion. Almost any OF the features would
make quite a noise if ever disclosed in
real life.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
MISS CRANSTON RECOGNIZED
BY PUBLISHERS PICTURES
Her Problem Book Dealing with Washington Society
Contains Some Startling Statements and
Is Widely Sold.

Tho source OF :hc discovery that the
problem book dealing with Washington
S"rlcty WAS written 10y Miss Ruth Gran
Stou. duugnlor e Bishop Crunstou. of
this city. was last night disclosed, when
il was Learned that friends recognized
tn" pictures of Anne Warwick." sent
cut by the publishers Of the books as
an Hdvor, ,iscmcnt.
RishoD Cranstom, when seen last night,
SAID hc had no knowledge that his
daughter had written the book, bat that
She had contributed numerous articles to
rnagaziueS. and that he was not sur
r-i~ed to learn the authorship of the
book He would not make c:iticism
Of tnc work.
Book Widely sold.
The book contains some startling state
mI'nt~ tho.t Washington society, dealing
with tn" diplomat., and political relations
Of "leading' statesmen. This book has
been on sale in this city but a week, and
in that time mas been widely sold
TIL" Senatorial hfo is dealt with in a
sweeping manucr. Onc Cr the chara cters
i'm tho book falls in love with a Young
Woman Lalr his age. but upon tho death
or his wife he rcUcnts and settles in the
orient TIaint is made in one chapter
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of Congrcss-Opcn a. N. to 10 D. m. on
secular days; from p. m. to 10 p. m. on Sundays
and certain holidays. During July. August. and
September. closes D. m Saturday.
Public Library-open . a. m. to p. m; holidays.
a. m. to D. m; Sundays. 2 to p. m
White House-Opcn 10 a. m. to p. m.
United States CapitoI-Open a. m. TO $50 D. m.
Corcoran Gallery OF Art-open tfreeI Tuesday,
Thursday, Saturday, go a. m. to p. m; Sunday.
l:So to 10 Other days. 9 admission.
State War, and NsIy Departments-open a. m.
to n m CThe original Declaration OF 1ndepend-
ence is in the library at the State Department)
United States Trcasury-Open 9 a. m. to p. m.
United States Patent onioe-open a. NJ to .
United States Pension Buresu-opeu a m. to {
p. m.
United states Post-oGce-open a. N. to p. m
Washington City Post-ofice-open az hours The
dead-letter Office is the city pcst-offcs)
National Botanic Gsrdens-Optn a m. to p m
Fish Commission-open a. m. to i:0 p. N
Army Medical Museum-open a. m. to so D. m
National Museum-Open q. N. to 40 p. m I'm
Guiding holidsys).
Agricultural Departmert-open a. N. to 40
.. N.
Bureau o: Enszrin. and Printins-opn a. m.
wsshjn-ton Monument tss5,s feet in height,-open
$50 a. m. to 10 p. tEleTator runs from q. m
to p. ma
Bureau a American RepGblics-Open a. m 10
4 D. m.
Daughters Of the American Revolution Building
Open a. m. TO . p. m.
Smithsonian Instituticn-Open g. m to 80
.. Including holidsJs).
Government Printing onHce-Uper 10 q m. TO
, m.
Navy Yard-open A. m. TO SO p m.
Southworth Cottage. 5sth and Prospect ave.
Key Mansion-Home Of Francis Scott Key. author
Of The Star spangied Banner" 6ls n street
northwest. Open daily. except Sunday a N to
so n. N. Admission free
IN THE SUBURBS.
Arlington National Cemetery.
Chevy Chase and Keusington.
Geological Park topen all day. =
Rock Greek Bridge and fark.
United Sites Naval academy. Annapolis. Nd.
Mount VERNON tthe home and tomb Of Washing
tonl-Onen II a. m. to p m.
Nayal obserTatoEy-opea 4 N 10 p n
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
RUDOLPH CHOSEN
DINNER CHAIRMAN
Commissioner Will Preside
at Gallinger Feast.

Commissioner Cuno II. Rudolph has
hecn selected as presiding officer at the
Gallinger dinner, on March IS H. E. F.
Macfarland will make the address to
Senator Gallinger on behalf of the people
Of the District. B. H. Warner, chair
man of the general committee of ar
langements, will act as toastmaster.
Although President Taft has signffed
informally his intention Of being present.
The committee on invitation. of which
= T. Hcnsey is chairman. will extend
hIm formal invitation tomorrow.
George y. Post of New York. president
"' the Business Mems Railway Associa-
lion, one of the best after-dinner speak
RS in the United States. and an old
1riend Of Senator Gallincer. will speak
g the subject, WHY We love Senator
GHlIinCcr"
Intimate friends and colleagues of
= natnr GallinGcr in the Senate have had
invitations extended to them