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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
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ben mar, geftanb gefiern btm EkI
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

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ter. Der 8sritcrbens mar WitaIieb
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iptllisen Rtsimsnts I'm 8iiraer,rieoe
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item Ro. s6, q. u. g., an.
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tern Mlorgen osm Ronor Rotbipen
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flaasn Weeen Ginbrufs, eins anfIaas
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faas ben GrsbgeidipOrenen iiberpies
fen.
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champion Gooito paper Go. ein
5tid giisn auf bic rehts S6ulier
lnb Derr.ntts oieieIbe.
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tern bic iGbrIine Rtiinion auf benz
5airpIas ub, 9ds Gtit fpuroe poH
Is Witqlisetrn befuht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
Chen ssarf asn,erf.

SIM GDxn gart tpirb am Gonnioa
Ro6mittag meber's MiliiirsoptlIs uns
ter ber aeiiung BON anpslmsifisE
2ouis u. Msigano eas foIssnbs inies
rtFanie programm sur DurAfiibrung
briHgeH:
National emblem 8asttn
Jubel Superturt Weber
Malssr. Spring Beautiful Gpring. :
2infe.
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potpourrt aus ~4ibas Berbi
Duperture al .s5labslIa- Gupps
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Carl palis.
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Giibline Qieber Qompe
~0e care from MiIDauits- Ssrome
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
Gs III Nsillrait IN isssm 9rsyfen.

Gas III Der @rnnb, iuaritm 10 piegc
oeute inabe0inates @ertrnuen baben
5lI Or. Rihter's ypain.GrpelIer~ bei
Mbelnnatismiis, Grfdltinie, Werren-
fifrgen. 8eritoudainsen. HrifitiGniers
5en, esnfluer5n u. |. No.: er iif In olsen
beiitiher, Apcibefen su bnben unn on
Der anfer.S S6usmnrfe ertenntIid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
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Mppetit
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
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muibmdBliAfn Gelbnmorbers: ~eisbs
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UcttiH gtlpelen, aber Ia bin Dss Qe-
hbs:s.4 iihsrbYiifin. 4m hobe nsim eris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

haIb elmer mohs in bas aoairbdus
Ilp. 511 Neit 4. abe. .inetbrOhen 5u
bobsn. 4uBerbsm foq sr suesstbtn
baben, att Reiletdfdsn aus bisfiesn
5oisIs uno gdbntOfsn ssisObIsn al
hdbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

fhIpIItn, sin Gnbe III nahsn. Dsin
frtiisr O0tte Grnit.a Die polisti bss
4tfn Diltriits iieIIts fofort Ra6fOrfds
iiflgtn an, ipelhs jebod, bishsr trfoigs
log DerIisfsn. 2llIem Mnfhsin naeb
boabeIt es ii6 nm einen sGhers".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
2okal.Derid)t
aomsert in Snrnet @ssSs.

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net Mocbs parf unb sipdr nirb BEL
bieier 0elessHbeii gum eriteu Rale Der
neuerbouis WinitfpopilIen benuBt tpers
ben. 9os sur Durhfiibruns selans
senbe grogramm ift tpie fOlst:
Star SpunsIeb Banner
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Malaer Die perls Don Wobrib-
4. QaHiofte
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GarDH
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-24
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
SYNDICATE GETS
. STATE CHARTER
First National Bank Building
Corporation May Close With
Chamber To-Day.

~ charter was issued yesterday By
the State Corporation Commission to
the First National Bank Building Cor
poration which proposes to erect on
the site OF the present Chamber OF
Commerce a twenty story structure for
,hc FlrSt National Bank and perna-
hent home of the Chesapeake ana ONO
ana "fichmond, Frederick sburg ana
i r9tomac railroads. with Offices for the
Sn;tinper Of Commerce ana others
Though the sale Of the Chamber Of
commerce building 10 the syntlicate
mas not been confirmed, there is every
reason to believe that there viii DC
next day or two. y conference was
held Yesterday between representatives
OF the two corporations and the indi-
cations last night We're that the deal
FEBRUARY %. Leases OF some tenants
OF the. Chamber of Commerce building
nave delayed The closing OF the con-
tract, put 1t Is practically conceded
take over the property at the option
price Of Se50,oo0, and that construction
VIII begin as soon as suitable quar-
ters can be secured for those who now
occupE the building.
Colonel Purcell President.
The structure is to he known as The
lrst National Bank Building The in
corporators are John r. Purcell. pres
idcnt OF the First National Bank.
presidents: George w. stevens. presi-
dent of the Chesapeake and ohio. Vice
president: William II. White, president
OF the Richmond, Frederick sburg and
potomac. vice president: John III
Miller II. vice president and cashier
o. inc fiTst National Bank, treasurer;
". p Duke. assistant TO the president
% 81 me Richm ond. Fredericksburg and
roto!nac secretary. and Frederick
=. Noting. vicc-rresidcnt of the First
National Bank
The capital stock Of the corporation
mas maximum OF 100000, and a min
innm OF 100000 The objects named
IN the charter are TO erect and main
tam an Office building or buildings. 1t
IS estimated that the new building COM
pete with the property Will cost some
,hing more than Sl,000.000 Leases of
ten years duration have already been
taken by the bank and the two rail
roads The choice OF suitable quarters
has been left the Chamber of Com
merce. The rest Of the building will
be rented out for offices It is ex-
pected that the building Will he ready
Tor OCCUPANCY in about a Year ii the
work OF construction can begin In the
spring or early summer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
FIGHT ON BUDGET
COMES TONIGHT
Several Attempts to Amend
Minor Items Are Antici-
patcd.

While there are III preparation sew
T viaio,, bursts Of oratorry and several
h h.Ji"us attacks on minor items It is
pe!lefed that the appropriation ordi-
ma nee viii be adopted by the Common
Council tonight suhstantially as it
NAMES names i rom 1he Committee on III
months of careful study on the part
OF that committee, and of the special
n1.G;coun'ant and members of the
it,,,t,anct committee Will not stand by
IDLY and see il mutilatcd.
as matter Of fact. the paper is
iloeral In It's treatment OF all depart
ments. and no objection is anticipated
to the larger items.
There will be a fight on the item
Of $4,000 for advertising the resources
Of the city in which reference will be
made TO various river excursions given
ostensihlv TO visiting conventions, but
on which City Councilmen anu their
lamllies and guests seemed to out
number the members, and to other en-
members OF the Council have insisted
on invitations
Then there Will be an effort to
amend by inserting the music in the
Board of Aldermen.
Leaders of the Council are especially
ANXIOUS am, y, 81, that there be no action which
or create any friction between the two
branches which might lead to pos
slble deadlock. 1t is held to be Of the
greatest Importance that the various
funds be made available Is soon as
possible BILE in order that work may
De got under contract by the
opening Of spring weather and some
men have said that they would vote
Tor Items about which they we're not
enthusiastic rather than risk DELAYING
the whole ordinance
The budget proper will come up and
be disposed OF before the ACCOMMODATING.
resolution relating to erection of public
schooi buildings, and that aper. it is
expected. Will cause the greater debate
Ihe committee merely recommends ono
new white school in the eastern and
one IN the western section OF the citv
leaving the School Board to select tie
location , President Peters will seek to
,nEe me Item provide for a new build
ing to replace Madison school in place
OF the one in the West End, and sew
eral church Hill men will divide be-
tween Springfield and Bellevue. while
LAY Ward will stand strong for Sid
ney. n fact unless the matter Is left
10 the School Board the Council stands
IN fair way to be we'll blocked over
the school resolution for some time to
$500 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
LYNCH ATTACKS
JACKSON BOLTON
Says 1t Is Time to Weed Incompetence From
Engineers Office Street Committee Refuses
to Reconsider Double Overhead
Trolley w Ire Vote

iehrico Railway Company on the mo
ZION to reconsider the vote by which
the committee Il t Il former meeting re-
FUSED TO grant the now company the
right TO string double overhead wires
over that section where It IS allowed
10 run on the tracks OF the old COM
pany.
Henry w. Anderson and a. b. C;uigon
appeared for the Virginia Railway ana
rover Company. and G.. " Mereditn
anu Samuel L. Kelley for the Richmond
ana Hcnrico Company. the argument
peing q brief resume OF what had been
before presented save that the Rich
mond and ficnrico Company argticl
on II In purchasing current for those.
blocks where the tracks are used
Jointly. when II has its own power
house. IT WAS held that the matter
Wouid be oqualized by the probable
grant to the old company OF the riylt
70 operate line Of cars across the
Nladuct, the terms in both instances 10
be settled by arbitration, and the com
mlttec refused TO reconsider It's former
action by the following ote. Chairman
Adalns ruling that /; required two
thirds:
Ayes-Messrs Davis. Gunst Jones.
koin, Powers. sullivan and Adams
Nocs-Mcssrs. Don Lcavy, Ferguson.
Lynch Miller Pollock and Vonderlohr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
DUKE AND DUCHESS
PASS HERE TO-DAY
travelling to Florida in Private
Car Herkimer From
New York.

iilam Angus Drogo MontaEu, ninth
luxe Of Manchester, Vscount Mande-
ne, captain Of the Sixth Battalion
Ia hcashire Fusiliers, etc. In company
With his wife. formerly Miss Helen
zimmerman. OF Cincinnati. will pass
through Richmond this morning on
!heir way South in the private car
tlerk liner The duke and duchess
are Gu route 10 Miami, Fla, and viii
arrive here at 1856 4. NJ, and will leave
AT ALB over the Atlantic Coast Line.
me Duke Of Manchester lord of TO-
Vuo acres Of land and posscsser of a
E yard or more Of names. married Miss
zimmerman, the daughter Of the Ohio
railway magnate, in 1900, after a long.
Nist 10 ms country TO study American
railway methods. He IS ella sscd among
me largest landowners in England
ana enjoys one OF the oldest titles in
The land
The duke has spent great deal Of
tlme In America, and on one of his
former trips stopped In Richmond. He
IS reported TO be rather democra tic.
and travels often in this country un :
der the name of Mr. Jones After sew
eral weeks in Florida. 1t is understood
mat the duke and duchess will return
10 New York and sail for Europe in
tihe for the coronation Of George Y.
In June iaa3I g 'ti :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
HOLD ms TITUTES
ALONG SOUTHERN
Commissioner Koiner Gives Out
Schedule for Farm
A Special.

Another schedule Of farmers insti-
.EtIs along the line Of the Southern
Rali"ay was announced yesterday by
Commissioners q, ". Koiner. Of the De-
parimen, Of Agriculture. from March
. 20 !. The following farm sub iects
will pc discussed soil Improvement"
Potatoes as Money Crop" Corn
il!nct.t.t,Sing, Yield Without Additional
pSt. and Tobacco Growing" The
lectures will Ne delivered BY scicntiGc
and practical farmers, mon or ahilitv
and HE information wil be OF char
.Ietcr which will be Of value TO every
|iarmer. The train schedule follows:
Monday. Narch Rimggold. 10 !,
Nh News Fairy. . 7. NJ
Wlans s.5Gyor Muir r II
Thnrsaas Msrsh s-lA!e N u !,
NJ i7urkcrillc . r, NJ
Friday MercA io"Ameiia Court
hogse loA n Mosley 9 P. NJ
(, nftaH March Tnnstal, 10 A.
The barty Viii travel a. II ! $500,
VAIN ana all meetings Will bs hc1d
~ nc passenger coachcs attached 10
f'revionS n tic series along tho rop.c
Il ,he Southern Railway in Vireinia
hetF VIII hc q tour over Inc Cb.ra-
pe7ke ana ohio wher mucH Inc sans
se65saGs,',c "" ~, - nndeF discussion The
!, M9 4, Az February 27-Iru-,n. $40 4
~ ptiwFn, . p N g.
iesHay February os-Sco,,svu,o
''|@ n Euenh Vista 2:ao r. n.
e3o 'he - March Buchanan.
| c.,u 4, ~ .lriskany. ] r NJ. New
| ~tSlIe s;l5 = NJ
/ TiNr.daN March, 2--t'ovincton o.so
| rA -, s5lia.nin'on., p. NJ IN
. IA fi%tEH, Mnrch 2Mechums River.
! ttErdev- PALMYRA allldav rnoo,,,,-~
| opeenine at a:aG 4 " '"1e''hs
Is Mq },,,s March eI.onisa. a,ao 4
Tuesday March 7-.To,n 49,
4 liorEisons. 2 2. III. ''"o y. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
BIRTH TO
HOLD NJ [ Eth c
Special Service at Beth Ahabah
Synagogue, With Music and
Addresses.

Thc order Of the BNni Birth which
means THE Sons Of tho Covenant" is
/. Jewish organization of international
score and activity, 1t is purely altruis
tic in purpose. and its Chief work is
10 aid the Jewish people wherever aid
is needed This refers not only TO ma
terial aid, hui also u every condition
Nherc III. rights Of the Jewish people
are denied or the Honor of the Jewish
name is endangered
The order Will have an open meeting
in observance OF B'Nai BIRTH day
AT Beth Ahabah Synag ogue. OH West
1franklin street, this evening. There
will be fine program Of music. and
addresses by prominent spea kers
There Viii be q full discussion OF the
work of the order and a declaration
nj It's principles These viii be inter-
csting not merely TO members of the
order. bit also 70 all people who are
concerned in the factors Of our ma
iionai civic and material progress.
The meeting will he open 10 the
general public. which is cordially in
vitetl 10 be present. One of the special
musical features VIII be the rendition
Of Gounud's "Gallia" by choir of
thirty voices under the direction of
Professor Jacob Reinhardt organist;
7lrs John Murphy, soprano. soioist.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
BUILDING PERMITS
Several New Stores and Dwellings Arc
- 4 Authorized. ..-.-l- .-L-L..,

.Autnor1Zcu. iH
Building and repair permits were
issued Yesterday s follows.
Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY. Cow.
herd& Cowherd agents. to erect
four detached frame sheds on the north
side of Tredcgar Street between Pine
and Laurel Streets, to cost 5000.
II S. Wallcrs,ein. 10 erect one brick
store on the west side Of Fourth
Street. between Main and FRANKLIN
Streets. to cost $500.
fIume dwelling, on the west side of
Twenty-second street. between ana
Y Streets. 10 cost $4,000.
+. &. Woodward. TO erect a detached
frame store and dwelling on the south
side Of Winder Street, between Garter
and SuInptcr Streets. TO cost $500
Luther L. Thorpe, to erect a de-
tachcd frame dwelling on the south
side OF Beverly. between Lombardy and
Temnle streets, TO cost s2,150
Davis Perrin. to repair a brick store
and dwelling on tho west side Of
Eighth Street. between Grace and
Franklin known as liz North Eighth.
erecting new store front and general
alter ations to cost $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
FROM SER VICE
TO BUR GIL A R Y


Arrested on the charge OF having
broken into tho store Of tho Bell Book
ana Stationery Company, 914 East Main
tity Of fountain pens and pocket
knives. Joseph Campbell fourteen
y YEARS a o1a sying 2awes thirteen
teen. claimed that 1t was the desire to
sec moving picture shows which led to
burglary.
They were arrested by Detectives
SerSeantS Wiley and kellam. each boy
being found at his own home The
detectives recovered most OF the stolen
property. for the boys had sold only
Il few fountain pens. and these were
parted with at less than one fourth Of
their value.
Father Adjudsed Insane.
Rsw ose Iohn camPoell Is the son Of tho
rested and convicted in Police Court
for administering inhuman beatings
10 MS son, and who was afterwards
Eastern State Hospital. The boy lives
with his mother At $40 East Leigh
street He is stout, shock haired
smartncss Irving Dawes. ii year
younger. but with apparently more
brow, lives a COS North Eighth Street.
Warwick {. Thomas is the son Of J.
r. Thomas. and lives al 10 West Cary
street
The three boys confessed 10 the
theft. Campbell and Dawes did the
Sttudl DTeH NllE IN, ana InOllaS acted
as outside post. Campbell gave "a
graphic account of the adventures or
the trio last sunday afternoon. when
the act of burglary was committed
Went First to Service.
They went first to the Young Mems
Chris tan Associations. where they
watched the moving pictures depicting
religious scenes. But they did not stay
long, for he room was crowded, they
said. and they wanted something more
exciting. They came down Eighth
Street. and Campbell suggested. Lets
break in somewhere"
Dawes nssented. and Thomas fol-
lowed. They climbed over the wall
near Rucgers restaurant. and got to
the rear of the book store. Near at
hand, as If placed there for them, they
found an iron bar. With this they
priced open a rear window. and the
rest was easy. They were safe from
detection from the street. and worked
at their leisure. They got all the
knives and pens they could carry. and
climbed ont. They rewarded the watch
with small portion of their booty.
At the time that Campbell's father
was arrested for beating the boy the
parent stated that Joseph was eS
cecdingly backward in his studies, par
ticularly in arithmetic. Last night the
hoy was asked how he was getting
along a school.
u made so per cent. on everything"
he said. 'cXCeDt arithme tic"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-24
MANY CONVICTIONS
Penalties Added for second 0Tcnsc
and Attempts to ESCAPE.

and Attempts to ESCAPE.
The following convicts We're tried
an the Cit, Circuit Court yesterday on
felony indictments charging escapes
from the State prison or road gangs,
and in each case were sentenced 70 one
year In the penitentiary In addition
10 serving out their sentences:
Joe Observation-Disclosures. Morgan Patrick.
Ntscoe savage, Henry Johnson: shade
Coleman, William Green, Frank Med :
So. Joe Compton. Bunch Helm, Fat
WYATT. Newt Dcnnison and Rlchard
Luther Burton and stephen Farson
We're tried and found not guilty Of the
charge Of escaping. and were ordered
discharged at the end Of their terms.
\ second prosecution against Joe
Compton for attempted escape was
nolle prosecuted
The following convicts confessed I,
having been convicted and sentenced
TO the pen!tentiarS a second time, and
In each instance five years was added
20 the sentence for second conviction:
Martha Ann TAYLOR. William Jones,
General Wilson Tucker, Ida Evans Lee
browns. John Johnson john Thomas,
Langston Vaughan. Dave Conner. Cur
lis Gray, John East Edmund Bessett
and sam Taylor.