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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
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Der Meftenb Wdnnerhor ptriams
mslis iih am Dieniias abenb unier
OorIis fsints prGfibenten 6errn aHo.
5ohffrobsr uno Der prosoiollfiibrune
bes 6errn aus. Wleper. eiHloDuneen
All ben fsysltIi6seiien bes SdiDdbifdsn
ilnt. Wsrsips nnb Der 6nebepobl Goms
binotipn purben angsnOHlmsn. Gsrr
Gbas. auen5ler ipnrbe ais attiptsUlits
alieb oufaenpmmen unb aIs paiiiDt bis
6srrtn nrani 6urIt, Muguit1edel une
wgife q. Griffin. Der WtreiH siebi
am 4, Mlars eins 4btnbnntsrboltun
Die Einna6mtn bttrussn $9-26 unf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
2ofal : 8eribt.
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SinS augcbIi6 bic apntrafie besiis'
lid, Der Ansmrsnns Der Ristaas
Slreusnneeu.

Qad5 Der gniiht BEG Siootanpnlts
Ballard Tino bic sontraits, rpeI4s i'm
Sabr 1906 nit Der ptnRipiponla
gobu fur bic ausmsrsung Der Ro0i'
suooo glineoutrsusuHe uno i'm Sabre
1907 nit Der G., 8. & .. Bdbn bs.
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n,s aontroits bic Stobt INNER oas
rothias @elb fur bic 8ssahIuns Der
Nrbsii,n in Der auis babtn uno ntr
Quoitor oiei. 5batfahe eigens beinsts
ricen muB. EisIss III nun in gerbins
tuna nit ben betben obigen aontratitr
riht o.Thebsn unb bnber hatsn oit
aontrat.e aud teiHe seitslihs BaliIs'
felt.
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ust6eilt perben, 10 oiirfie bic Siaol
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| asnt Der arbeiten beSohleH mubtsn
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| Iatur bas btireffenbs 8titB enbin nb
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bat.
| QatiirIi6 usrnsn ben bei6en Bah
| n.n BON Der Gtabt ntns aontrntts FIJI
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tines entIniebsn iit, 70 biirfte Der nsii
aontroft fir bic Ausmsr5uns %
giootpocb areusunq kitiiamtli, "a
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! Observation-Disclosures 60 Dorhnits. nbs'
Il itntt spirb, foHhern nnptr1ncsrt bleib
Il mas cine GripnrHib bon etfua $500
600 bsb,utsn biirft.. Die Geiammit'
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|. arsusung iiHb nuf etDu $1,000
rernnfhlagt ipcrosn, tpabreno be aiI
: mersuns Der giireautrsn3ung on o
4 SpppIt StrGB. $448, 500 tOftsn iplit
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gtatipnsnprfteber
s,at etidbrIidrs 9etsnirs nit aHs.b'
lid)en GirabtAraHbtrn,

Sin ouFrtgsnbes unb stfabrlihss
Rsncontre bate in Der Wlittlpo6 ysaGf
lohn O. Qatpreucs, Staticnsnpriieher
6ss G. 8. unp .. gabnbcies IN Gars
iboes, nit sinem asrl Su beitsben,
p,Iter ss allen anfhein Hnh auf eins
9,raubuns Der Gffiee obeefshen bate.
2onrsncs bate bic ieBtert auf furSs
3.it perIofisn nnb funp. ola .r 8urtid
lam. eiren mona in Der Sffiee Dor,
rp<Iher iid, nit einsm Gtpr.bpattt Su
thun ulathte. Der GiRbringIing 500
btim qnblid bss geumtsn sinen ReDols
per, tpelher ibm ieho1 bon laiprtnes
aus Der 6anb gsidIngtn lpurne. "
tam All einem nerSlreife!ttn Snnogts
msnnt, uno Der Stntionscsent tpilrbs
iebenfalIs unierlseen fein, ipenn ihHl
nid,t Inn lssisn augtnblif elm GifeHs
bnbnsH sHessttip, ipsl1er BON sinsm sin.
fabrenben 3uss aus cuf ben anrp'
auFmersiam eefuoroen mar, 3u 5IlIs
u,sili mare. Der 0srbdhtiae tpuro,
iibsrpdltiet nnb Der s,olisei iibtrs.bsn
1.r gefanesne. iptlthsr ii6 als 5cbr
gDsEt, BON 3dpton, g., rteiitrirts. be,
itreilst. es auf Raub Ooer 9iebfiab
aboefthsn ashabt 5u bobeu.
gr 0snannis mar in Der 9otpni
hall Al Carthage siHssIperri iporesn
gls man eeitern Wprqen ndh ibir
auslhoute, mar sr psriGpunosH. SsIi
| llsbsrsisher Tag ouf fsinsm Eager; oi
gh;ireu tparsn often.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

i
5iIien Gsorg gIintenbtnrb fiir $87.75
GdIGr ipdbrenb ieiner aranfbeit, &c
bate I'm DienIt 8erIebnngen erIitten.
Die Reiignaiion Ron Goiporo Brsittr,
Stabtrotbsmiseieb Der 5. Morb, ipnros
angsnommen uno bic grnennung pon
preHttse GaibfpelI gutgsbeiben. eins
Srcindn3 ipnrbe dneenonlmsTl, Die
bus SaIdr Der Neitelieper bes Stsuers
auseIeihsraths ouf So pro Tag feit=
isbt. Der Ssrosant al 4rms lou
$3.50 pro Tag erbdlten. etne Drots
ran3 tpurbe paFirt, cine Sps5iaIItensr
fir bic gerbefierlns Der 2hornton
StraBe, apiihen patterfon uIln
Brighton Gtrubs, 3u erbeben. 5n
aiirSe fplI bas Jsusroepdrttnsnt aus
benz Ghef uab Is mann beitehen; az
ner ioa ols gletiritsr fungirtn nHO
$85 pro Monat erbaltsu. Die Inotrtn
iotIsn $50 pro NIonat besitben. Das
Saldr oes gbefs iperoer Die golf5etz
unb sssusr sapmmifIdrs fsitiessn.
Gircuitrihtsr gunsbIut ipiro
bsute 8crmiitau i'm 5alIe beg anz
ipa[is 9eprs Beth. Der bic aonititus
tiouaIit1t Der eegsHtpdrtieeH Bsitents
runs in 3psifeI 5iebt. oi. areumsnfs
horen. Rad Der Gntfheibnns i'm
Gireuitaeridi o,bt Der GoIl an eds
glppeIIationseertbt.
-- Dds 2ei6enbegdusniB BEG ntrs
itorbensn Satob 9oIs fdne ssIt.rn bon
Der qresbntericnsr atrdx aus itatt.
| Rep. Srtpin Ieitete bic 5rdiisrfeieriins
tsittn. Die 9eihsntrGasr pdren: VII.
Sdrsd, g. 3. aaigbu, J. ;. aompe,
Gr Der. Staotsn Wlarihou Sharp,
| Or. Z. R. 3iabr upo Or. 6efltn. Die
/ uuiformirten Qp.biasrttisr btthellt9teH
Titb on Der aeihsnfsisr.
| - Die 5obn Raosl 60, bic bon
| QoufIs 5onnes ouf 5000 Sbabsnsr'
Tag pertlagt puros, oa fie nnf ben
6eimpeae ben snsm 2tihenbegdng'
! nib an Der aIerduoria pide iHfole'
! bss Shsutrerbens Der gferbe aus bel
Gutihe oef9ieubert uno oerleRT frnr
be, rsi6te i'm gamp6ea Gounip Cir
cuitaerid1t cine @rtport tin, in ber II
ole 8sbauptunsen csr aldssrin Der
usiut.
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| 5bcmas Soipsu 6in,srIahenlhoft &c
aen Gouis 5boenn uno Der Qmsritol
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Der 1obtuns ron sbomns 6cptl
iuuros i'm gireuit3ttitt bie3eueenous
iao. bssnbst unb qsht bsrGcu hsuts a.
bic @sfhporensr.
- Carrie Tufbues. 81 Sabre ait
itarb qeitern i'm St, gIiiabstb ooipi
. tai. Die 2sihe iruros nn6 ihrsrWoh
8 nunq on Der 6. uuo poiisrfcn Str
debraft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
Samiltoa.

Snmilton ansrigen, eofaI.Retiseii
yno Geniafciten hnb ab5ugebeH Nde
Der /. uub Gbaries Eirahf. llHitr
aseut FIR Samilton ipobat Jss. 3Ol
gsorb Srunt Err. 1eiepbsH SamiitOn
1376sM. SeIepbsn nuieres asrrtipoH'
eeuteH: 393x NsA.
- Gtpra Boot BAT Qnuretta R.ns
nebp Boot, aui Grnnp Don 0ern1hldis
iiquna unb 9erloHens. auf ShsipuIe
pertIdat. Die graut fem am Is. Wial
80 ppn rem slort, I'm ben Gldatr
gum sragaltar Az folnen, pnitos p
u. 8idm4rn pol3os ben 1rauati. III
@ofiin mar nit ben Jnntiliensg gerhoIt'
niiIen unsuirieben nnb Iieb ibrtr
Wanu, nahbefn ne tdgtlans Dol
Sau1s abipsiere mar. I'm Gid.
- Bern Gummins, bsm Die Cdr!
bana BON gerthd GumHins silrS!id
bon Hidia@arh peripeigtrt ipuros. tn
cine nsue 51sibunsstiage singsrsid)t
Das qacr 1eiratbsis am "A. Ds3sn5s
1899.
- Mm. sonlpr, Gfmer DoDis IN
a:ntoln Graniorb. ipnrDen seiitrn al
| tenpertretsnbe WiiieIisDtr Der Gents
rebr ernanrt. Eie hieiigtn Witglisot
Der II usripe6r .0nneH iest jfot 2Bpdl
einen Tag frsi babtn-
i - SoIepb foberis. ipslher irtst
grna6!afl.saHs fsiHsr DaniAt z
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
bic Musaabtn $18. DIE Nnlunfs sis
mes iunoen WsItbiirgers In Der "a.
Mile bes Dirieenien 6srrn arcb
tpurbe oebiihrertb esfeiert.
IN Gasnittcn
gringi bsuie Mbsno oas enmpbsn's'
Grdeiter feline Qonltrirslis Jam
abiAlnb.

Tus Ginsinnoti Snmpbonits Grtes
tier bringt am beutiasn Abenn IN 6ns
a.ilton feine bissmdIige aonSsrtreiis
aum abfnlub unb gsltstntlid besROris
serts, oas In Emitb's Opera 6cuis
F:attiinbss, miro bic bttannte bislise
Sopraniitin Jrt. Narn Gonrpp als
@ogiitin mittpirttn.
qapIImeiitss 2sopclb Stotopsti bot
FIR Das aonssrt bGs fcietnoe intsrtls
Iants prDsramm 3uiammsnasitsllt:
Gnmphonie 9lo. 8. .... Eetthopsn
Sin Sommernahtstrnum
80. menOtIsichn
qris Ron mi bir4, aus Don Suan" .
Mlo;nri
SRI. Wdrp Gpurcr.
Sup.rtars su .1annbduIsr" Bdsns'
Dos Crdefter tuirb unritt.lbar mad
osm aonseri bic ntimreiie Ontrtter
unb bier nod in Der Rafi sintrsffen'
Iiir morsen 1T cine grobt fur odf
brittle pOpuIGrs Gpnntasstonssrt an
bsranmt unh bar 0orpsriauf Der Gin
labiartsn fir bisIes acns.rt bsstnnt
ipit iibIid en- SamItng wiprssn IN
e;rdno Spsra Souie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

- 1as Soc 0ootsr Domsns Belief
gprps BON Togton psrfamnielt fin
hsuts Ra6miitcg in Der Wobnung Der
7Frou Gus. 0usIItr. no. 926 8. an.
S,rr uno frau grorn unb Schn
grhis BON Rem gor. neiItn ouf ges
iuh bei 6,rrn j. arb! an Der z. a0r
9anteH
- Sobn 3imsrer ppn Der A. ap. in
9opton 1T nab SnbianoppIis, 5nh..
ssrstft.
49, 5m Copton Staetrath purot
WiQiam Fleming on Stels bon sSohn
gratt gum RahtpolisiitsH sruannt.
Dts Rortkrn aenindp RuilDup Cont
pam srbielt bic @srsdtinme fir 6i.
qsauna ron geleifsn i'm Citsnos Der
Staot. Die 2lnaeleetnbeit Der Der
uusgabung oer 9erettiame fur Ra'
turaag fpurp. BEN StahtnHfpnIt lber'
tpisi.n, nit otm auftrns, iih nit Del
Union eight, 5eat & potper go. II
9erbinbung 81 fesen.
- 5u Der sisuns bss 9sEIeousi
Stabtratbs folttn esitsrH absnb ni
antIassn qsseH ben Staotanipa!
GbatlsFors unierfudt fpsrnen. gSts G
ibeint. babsn bic Wiieliebsr itrs I'm
iiht osGnbert uno iparbe cos Stfss
aommitt.s btauftrogi. ibm einen Der
ipeis Az .rtbsilsn. Der Stooftlsrt be
rihtete Ginnabmsn i'm 8etroas DO
$3119. 5rau Stomassn. bic IN SUB
geLsDue fisl unb ibr 1ubselsnt brad
ianbss cine RsanuHs fir 400 Dollar
Shdoensrias.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
Gbe.GrlaubHiRideine.

ICpen Spbnicn. "a. aodldnb. 8.
5arnb Cobb, IL. GIsRo1lt, ..
[auauTt Gtsinnsder. q. Wsulberrpftr.
(Bsrsrube Miie. 26, DO.
,Glsin 8olinston, q. WdItOn. ap.
lGlIie 3itt. IS. Gii Clifton aDe.
eouis ReiIer, q. Charlotte Ctr.
lgylorsncs mebmeier. 18. DO.
Isllbtrt $. g,rtins. 10, 0sit CTR.
lgfnnd aonebon. II. Deii s. Ctr.
lGlanoe g. Megferion. %. Qortpooo.
lemma q. anospfIs. %, gopmilrisr.
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.Qad goIbs branaf, an


Rad goIbs brangi, an
@oIbe hdngt bod alIss.4 nnb
cine WOlOaber iii fir 0en, Der fie ans.
aubsatsn psrftsbt. stipas Gndbtnsipsrs
shss. Absr Dor goloentn Abern. tpis
Der GGmorrboihsnseeibenos lie tsnni.
bite did! WsnH 1n baraH IsibeIt. 10
fam Dir nur bns bsriibmis Gtilmiiist
~Annttiis1 bslfsn. GEntH Wrs
iud3 mii btmielben tonnIi Du u ntnts
geItlih hdhen, bn Oh nur 2. Neus
itosbter e Co., 9or 1915. Wein Uors
Gitp, 81 abreiiirtn braudii, nm tins
probe su btiommtH. Die -Mnagsiis1
IN In 0litn aposhtisH III babtn. gxtis
Isl. y. -
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~ e 10 pp T {.

Grlag ben 9erlsbuugsn. 4lois
Gpier, 40 Sabre alt, in Camp
Springs, Campbell GDuutp pDbnbaft,
'tarb geftern an 8erleBunsen. Die er
tnfolqe zines unfalles erlttt. gr ftanb
Dor einigen 3useu auF benz 8abn2
oomm in Snepnta Citation on Der 6.
u. 9. 9abn, um auf einen 3ug 5u
tparten. Da er f6nerb0rig til, borte
er ben herantommeRoen 3ug ni4t un1
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Seltrnsr gais.

Gins letennias, bier unb sinsn balbsH
lub lanse Stiaugs iparcs geIitrn In
elmer 4lleg on Der 4. ndbt plum Ctr.
aeFlinben. Guoen Gam. Aonsoierisr
bts Msthoniit Boot Gonetrn 0fbdiis
bes, fling bos Rsptil. Inn bofsibt fur
ben tDtniaelisn Gigtnthsinsr aufsHs
hebkn.
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u nfdlt 9.

Der feds Sabre aft, Geo geHgsr
bon 6off Gtrnbs uno GuttH Gltn
Gours, ipurbe eeitsrn an Softer Ctr.
Hnb editsrR gfps. BON einsm Wdgtrl
Der Sitenb ainit sstrofftn unb Hiebtrs
gsriFsn. er fam NIT acusuiiontH an
aopF unb Gbertorper bopnn unn fpnrs
b. bon gluasnseussH Dts llnfaIIs bsims
gsbra6i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
inaipn atp,., 5srslsibsn.

inaion Npe., Ser3Ieioen.
g9ilIiam Wl.nItr. 26. 1923 Gplurls
bia Qpe., gabertuIoie.
Worn Strrmnnu. II, 3057 Msf 6.
CTR, Shpdfe.
GbnrIes 5ubsr. AT. 1923 Straight
Strobs. ShpGte.
Catherine gi,lsin, 81, 1909 Gang
Ctr, alisrsihpdds.
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eopiuatpu r,utih,r ptpuitr.g,rtin.

Ten MSitgIeoeru oieHe sur &u6rttt pab
aiouer Seorg 8lfbmaHn geftorbeH III nuo fino
Die glttgiieoer eriHbt, ith mnrqeH fa1mittaa
mn / ubr III ibrer 6nue eiudlIftueeu. unI Gem
gerfiorheneu Die este Gbre 81 erDeifen.
Ab1lpb Il ME, 8tsefgrai
s. s. aI6ers Setr. 19
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varnn Gle Eyanr nDer fstbene pns. isH'aI
stss habfr hab aetuhs aGs dansanfni Ansss
pgbens nIIInhhlia sersteTi nitro. iHegW oie sssi.
ben,ratf UelAe ienen fleiH1leH Apen go
sasftnA bagHfisfngf i'm rlHtARtueeH psR5slssu
M Eoe SeairR uHb tse assrtE rstiaIaFn g.,
sbef;lo at rGt EnsEaHe. ivse Der A1sses Assh
See A6Trefs a.ta !.
III ipunnsrbare 0ushednna Cure Wrlsns q
atfs byiagl Sen Hsagen nHn ais 9soGIass 1M VI
paifcmmefIs RtraHaHa tIgni Jpff seaxsssssass. II.
trifhef BET Hub erfteuerr 1bfs 1agfx sstsls "
ltrh e4iitff snefm eA ah5em AsTtErfpsGsfn CT
s,abrHus sist. naA trsl6sE Dstlansh Noss' ssss
,saifeursis aenrulass stOeifnH.sfssH alexsA.
freufbesten pehrIgiSsf. Nafltrh bes WEnueus
,tah ecr @eadtme cn!aisghafsu hno iesRI ~
fths,AtSif gallenh bel Wg0unKrr IMP sgdnsa
hsrf@mineei fthnfH be eotisH osfl6isstnesE p. 90.
Rsg Nfstair febtt giaTfi6 nEb eas tepsN w 49,
sfg,eeI nee pebeus nsrih lie rotten dluI
ipypgrsbsg hrtSfn tcfmssrt pM6 aHess ras
hlFrsf Sen TeFemntnasiraeI afbi, Bsso y eaiss
seitek aefHEhts sFietf@ rfrlvaHpfhf nniiust pA5
"a nrbeF6aui unb nnaHfntltEi bleiaf
Tamil ate fElbli Die sAahFsstt alfleN MHless
euser fsurss,. ipirs s6HsH stH grebeEafsi PEI
eafo aarairs 81 gifs frst pef 8oft snaf ILL
,ysri eie etrffnd liHisutisbFuekH aosrea fif-
ituksu nle gie ipsTbfH sstzia4 erit1rM lssn
iiEgr re manbsrhGIsu Mstalsets, pc alua
| Si,r9 bisees trese 4rcbepndsi sfslei TsfosH-
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i'm gllier bon % JabreH, IN fsiHer 9SebHtrg,
80 ss7 Crescent apenue. 9as GetheHbsaang'
Itacs,Hiftnas um y nbr, BON 1rGuerbdLtie
7iFs itati, lporaaf um llbr III eer ep. prgt.
Gt 9Squlusrstirbe ber GrgUrraotte seleiT't abae'
6aliea piro 2te a'etteguuB Gfost auI benz
StQflGn6 gocuue SriGobo'e.
gatbaEtne q. @utmnn
rs geb. 9uuielmeier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
;srei 9rObe.s,adet epnpoH.

Tas boUe BrSGs RaEst bon Guro mslsHs
!cffst ,fur 90 Gents LTD EglHe ptrfauI VI Viz
r,racii toa ~. q. 1esp.
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SrDeSs Nuseiae.


gfarb am uljttmoh. ben {, sEebrua- 1911
gtadmlttag5 I'm > llpr, HeiH iHniah seIieo'e
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euro
Grains
Of Life
frei.

Gs aiebt nida lGnasr irgnoueldDs
lsmtid,uIoisuaa iiir geritopLaHs
iej,uad,en Nsagen, id,suahs Nsf'
reu, idmahe Seber Ssiltss-
rrmiSnHe, Massrteit oorr
paseriein.
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Ociunbbeit iF fret.
@-~e-~---~
asmhsn Ggs hewsg ghsfu gameH nne asssA
fhs Gin fssige 8Ssbts Ha6st nHe isfHfn
@M biz stske 8ahybsss.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-09
Mrs. Beverly M. Randolph Goes to Dublin, N. H.,
to Visit Mrs. Goesfrey Parsons-The
Cowies Go to Hot Springs.

". P. Johnston, officiating. Mr.. and Mrs
Dampier, after a brief wedding trip, will
be at home at 124 Douglass street.
The marriage of Miss Mary B. Fred
erick and Mr.. Frank S. Smith, of Brad
dock, Pa. will take place this afternoon
at $50 o'clock at the home Of the bride,
2l9 Ninth street southwest. Rev. II. L.
Hout, pastor of the Marvin NJ E. Church
South. will perform the ceremony, which
will be attended by only the relatives
and few intimate friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Tom Williams have left
Douglas Manor, Long Island. and will
return to Washington about the end OF
this week.
Miss Barringer. daughter of the presi.
dent Of the V. P. I. at Blacksburg. Va.
recently entertained in honor of Miss Mar.
garet Knight, Miss Pickett Heth, and Mis-:
Virginia Heth, of Washington. d. c.
Miss knight is the granddaughter OF
Gen. and Mrs. Young, of the Soldiers
Home. Guests from many large cities
were present.
Mrs. John L. Hines and Mr.. Leslie c.
Hines are spending their vacation in the
mountains of North Carolina, visiting
Asheville and other resorts.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-09
ARMY ORDERS.

An army retiring board Is appointed TO meet az
Governors Island, y. Y. from time to time, at
the call of the president Of the board, for the
examination Of such officers may be ordered
D. GRANT. United States Army; Col. GEORGE
F. CHASE. inspector general; Lieut.. Col.
ADELBERT CRoNKHITE Coast ARTILLERY
Corps; Mai. ELBERT e PERSONS. Medical
Corps: First Lieut. HENRY BEEUWKES,
Medical CorTs. Recorder, Cap CHARLES W.
FENTON. Second Cavalry
Leave Of absence for four months. with permission
to go beyond the sea. is granted Capt WILL
LAM MITCHELL, Signal Corps.
Brig. Gen. RALPH W. HOYT, U. S. A., Is re-
liered from his present duty and will return to
his proper station.
First Lieut.. HERBERT Z MANN, Twelfth Cav
airy, is relieved from duty at San Antonio,
Tex. and will proceed to join his proper sta
ton
The following named officers are relieved from duty
with the Eleventh Cavalry and upon the ex-
piration Of any leave Of absence that has been
or may be granted them. will proceed to join
their respective stations: Col. MATTHIAS W,
DAY, cavalry; Lieut. Col WILLIAM c.
BROWN. cavalry; Mai. ROBERT E. L.
NICHE, Thirteenth Cavalry.
The following transfers at the request Of the on.
GERS concerned are ordered First Lieut. GEORGE
GARITY. from Second Cavalry TO the Third
Cavalry; First Lieut.. HENRY E MITCHELL,
from the Third Cavalry to the Second Cavalry.
An army retiring board Is appointed to meet a,
Washington. ID. C., from time to time at the
call Of the president Of the board. for the ex.
animation Of such officers may. be ordered
before Il: Mai. Gen. WILLIAM II. CARTER
L. s. A.; Brig. Gen. HENRY G. SHARPE
couimissary gtneral; Brig Gen ERASMUS VI.
JEFFERSON r. KEAN. Medical Corps: Mai
FREDERICK F. RUSSELL. Medical Corps.
Recorder: Capt. CHARLES II. PATTERSON
Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-09
DR.. PHILLIPS GETS
CHAIR IN ALABAMA
Former Dean of G. W. Z.
Medical School ,HOnOred.

After a long medical career in WASH
ington. DR.. w. F. r. Phillips, formerly
dean of the medical school of George
Washington University, leaves the city
August q to assume the professorship
Of anatomy in the medical school Of the
University of Alabama.
The appointment comes as a deserved
recognition Of DIR. Phillips services in
the cause Of higher medical training in
the universities. He was selected from
a score or more of applicants, many Of
them members of the faculties of the
strongest colleges in the United States.
DR.. Phillips wide professional and lay
acquaintances here regret his departure
from the city. but wish him every sue
cess in the new work he has undertaken
The Washington herald., 1911-08-09
MISS SHERMAN AT NEWPORT.
Her Wedding to Lord CamOys VIII
Take Place In Spring.

Special to The Washington Herald
Newport, r. l.. Aug. S.-While Col.
Astor and Miss Force are constantly
seen in each others company. Miss Mil
dred Sherman is just as happy counting
the days when her fiance, Lord Camoys
of England, will be at her side. Con-
gratulations were heaped upon Miss Sher-
man, her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Watts Sherman, and her brother-in la W
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence L.
Gillespie. to-day.
Miss Sherman has not fixed any
definite time for her wedding, as all these
details will be arranged when Lord
Camoys arrives.
1t is understood. however, that the we'd
ding will take place in New York in the
spring.
All of Miss <Shermans friends declare
the engagement purely love affair. and
this verdict seems to be unanimous.
The chief objection Mr.. Sherman had
to the marriage is said to have been
that his daughter will have to make her
home in Europe
The Washington herald., 1911-08-09
NAVAL ORDERS.

Rear Admiral s. SCHROEDER, placed upon the
retired List Of oficen OF the navy from Au-
gust II, 1911.
Ensign c. 8. YOST. resignation a. an ensign in the
navy accepted. to take effect August 4 1911.
Ensign NJ. c. ROBERTSON. detached duty Idaho;
TO duty on Asiatic station.
Ensign A. @. KIRK, detached duty Kansas; TO
duty on Asiatic station
Ensign J. d. MALoNEy, detached duty Louisiana;
n duty on Asiatie staten.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. L. TAYLOR, detached
duty Naval Hospital, Norfolk. Va; 70 Naval
Hospital. Las Animax Colo. for treatment.
Passed Assistant raymaster H. 3. WOODEN. 10
navy yssd. Puget Sound. walh.. ~ Gxamina-
ton and report
The Washington herald., 1911-08-09
HARVARD LOSES STARS.
Ninot and Lewis Likely to be Out
of Football Lineup.
Fifth hoor-G st.

Cambridge. Mass. Aug S-Harvard' s
chances of victory over Yale next fall
in football wtre considerably lessened
with the announcement made to-day by
Capt Fisher. of the Crimson eleven, that
W. NJ (DodoD Minot and r. T. (Dlckl
Lewis, two star players of the Harvard
team. were lost to the eleven for next
season.
Both have failed to reach the required
mark in their examinations that will
allow them to continue in college. There
Is a possibility, of course. that the two
players may return later. They can
not get back in time, however, to do
their team any good.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-09
SECRETARY. MAGE /.
Is 62 YEARS old
Cabinet Officer Celebrates
His Birthday To-day.
EDUCATION Is HIS HOBBY
Known at His Home in st. Louis
as n Connoisseur on Art, He Can
Talk Values and Atmosphere for
Hours-Is Brilliant Lawyer
and Is Author of Some Note.

There will be flowers on the desk or
Secretary Nagel. of the Department OF
Commerce and Labor, wnen he enters
is Office this morning. 1t is his BIRTH
day, and he is sixty-two years old.
He was born in Texas. His father,
DR.. Nagel, happened to disagree violent
ly with the prevailing sentiment OF the
State shortly afterward, persisting in
outspoken and hard-elbowed Republican
ism in defiance of an otherwise unani-
nous Democracy. DR.. Nagel packed up
his family. including the knickerbockered
and long-legged Charles, and got to St
Louis ahead Of the escort committee,
thanks to the committee having lost the
trail at a river crossing. Young Charles
has lived in st. Louis ever since.
Lead Secretary Nagel to an art mu-
scum and he will discourse for hours on
values and atmospheres. In ST. Louis he
ranks as a sharp among artists. Like
most of the other Cabinet officers. he
is a lawyer and a good one. He cannot
only talk, but write law, and he's done
both.
Fad Is Education.
But his fad is education. 1t is his in
terest in school matters that has made
him known to a small but important
circle among the country's educators.
Throughout his life he has given large
part of his time to public service, and
to-day is on most of the boards that
govern St. Louis schools and colleges.
A year ago to-day William ]. Gaynor.
mayor of New York City. was shot in
the head and seriously wounded as he
stood on the promenade deck of the
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
The shot was fired by James ]. Gal
Iagher, a discharged and disgruntled city
employe.
Pope Plus X celebrates to-day the
eighth anniversary of his enthronization
as the head of the Roman Catholic
Church.
Francis Scott Key, author OF THE
Star Spangled Banner" was born Au-
gust 9, 1870.