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Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were
issued today:
To H Robin. for four two-story brick
buildings. from 354o to 3I4 l4th street
northwest; architect. B. F. Meyers; build
er. NJ. H. Hermann; estimated cost
s.. 500.
To Lacy & Belt. for four two-story
brick dwellings. from Gil to 613 and from
621 to 623 Irving street northwest: archi-
tects and builders, Lacy & Belt: estimat-
ed cost. $4,000.
To Mrs Livingston Hunt. to repair
building at 1909 Rhode Island avenue
northwest; architect, F. H. Brooks; con-
tractors, W. P. Lipscomb & Co; estimated
To Percival D. Emmert, for one one
story brick store. from rs to 727 T street
northwest: architect, Percival d. En-
merit builder. L. H. Emmert; estimated
cost. So. 700.
To the Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tional Bank. to repair building at 307.
NJ street northwest; architects, Marsh &
Peter: builders. Boryer & Smith; eSti-
mated cost, Sc, 100.
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WOMAN SEVERELY BURNED.
Was Trying to Put Out Blaze in Her
Room.

Mrs. Rose Craig, residing at l21S It'll
street northwest, was severely burned
about her arms this morning while trying
to extinguish blaze in her room. She
was burning waste paper and the blaze
ignited the drapery near the stove.
An alarm OF fire sounded from box 2l2
summoned several companies Of the fire
department to the scene of the blaze, and
while the flremen were extinguiShing the
fire the police of the second precinct took
Mrs. Craig TO the Homeopathic Hospital.
Mrs. Craig did not lose consciousness.
although she suffered Intense pain. The
fire did about SO damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-19
BIG CROWD AT DRILL:
FLAG TO COMPANY A
CoIored Cadets Give Exhibition
on the Campus of How
ard University.

Several thousand relatives and friends
of the cadet battalion from the Colored
High Schools of the District witnessed
Company a OF the NJ street High School
win for the second successive time the
competitive company drill yesterday aft
ernoon on the Howard University athletic
field. The contest began promptly at :;
O'Clock and continued for three hours. the
maneuvers of each company eliciting
rounds of applause from the spectators
grouped in huge circle about the field.
The order in which the companies ap-
peared in the contest gave the winner the
privilege OF going OH the field last II
when through the prescribed infantry tao
tics with machine like precision that
aroused the enthusiasm and commenda-
ton of the regular army and militia OF
ficers present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-19

A., gave a tribute to its power on the
lives of President members of the cab
met and congressman in the Capital CITY
of the nation.
Rev c. P Wiles of Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church attested its salutar,
Influence over the lives of the tempted
youth of the city. Rev. Milton Waldron
pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church, brought
greetings from the colored churches, Sun
Jay schools and c. Z. societies.
A. r. Taylor, superintendent o. the
Ingram Memorial congregational Church
spoke for the Sunday schools. and urged
those schools which are receiving the
benefit of The witness to fall in line
and contribute to its support.
Mrs Grace Singer of Anacostia Meth
a rendition of The Prodigafs Return
Treasurer's Report Read.
Mrs. Culbertson read the treasurers
report, in the absence from the city of
Mrs Washington Topham. the treas
urer, and also read a poem on the
Electric Witness" written by Miss
Catherine F. Little Of Grace Baptist
Church. Mrs Seeley. the blind singer
of Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
sang The Light of the World Is
Jesus the audience joining in the
chorus.
Miss I.auterman of - Eastern
Church. led in prayer of
and Rev. c. +. Niles pro-
the benediction.
The light" burned until a late hour,
in honor of the celebration.
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captain. by Capt. oyster also Dr. ". V.
Tunnel of the board Of education pre-
scented another medal to capt. ShipleX
and Mrs. r. II. Terrell presented silver
medals to the lieutenants judge Terrell
distributed the prize ribbons among the
non-commissioned officers and prvates.
Following these ceremonies. the battalion
was reviewed by Capt. oyster and the
other guests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-19
Long Police Court Docket.

The docket in the Police Court this
morning was unusually long and the fol
lowing cases were disposed of: Daniel
kenney, disorderly' conduct acquitted :;
Philip Gray, drunk and destroying prop
erty of Eva Baker, fined $40; Joseph Tim
bers, colored. assault on Ellen Barbour.
colored, with a knife. acquitted; John
Grayson, colored. assaulting Harry Will
llams. colored. with base ball bat, fined
", Lewis johnson. colored, dsorderly
conduct, acquitted: Henry Williams, col
ored. disorderly conduct, fined s.; Will
liam Ale. assauitng and beating Harry
johnson, forfeited s. collateral: Gilbert
quilted, Ida Thompson, drunk and disor-
derby conduct, fined 81; John Hopkins
and John Johnson. both colored, disor-
derby conduct and fighting. the former
fined - and the latter acquitted; Lewis
Dudley, jr., colored, disorderly conduct,
fined s.
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Alexandria Notes.

Robert Jones, seventy-f1ve years old.
steward on the dredge Canton, which is
anchored off one of the city wharves, was
attacked by a highWayman Wednesday
night and robbed of 13O and a basket
of provisions His nose was broken and
his face battered.
The next state session of the Red Men
VIII be held in Alexandria. 1t was de-
cided yesterday at the session in Rich
mond, Va
The annual session of the Mount Yer
non Ladies Association will end tomor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-19

BOSTON. May 19.-That the intent of
Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy in devoting the
bulk of her property to Christian Science
purposes cannot be set aside by any stat
ute limiting gifts to religious orsaniza-
tions Is one of the principal contentious
of Attorney General James NJ. Swift in
his appearance filed in the probate court
today in one Of the suits involving the
status of the Eddy property In Massa-
chusetts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-19
ALEXANDR|AAF
Interest Revived in Boulevard
to Mount Vernon.
THE MEMORIAL BRIDGE
Home of J. J. Green at Braddock
Heights Burned to the Ground
This Morning.
Special Correspondence Of The Star

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. May II. 1911.
Interest in the proposed memorial
bridge across the Potomac and the
boulevard from Washington to Mount
Vernon was revived at the annual meet
ing of the Mount Vernon Avenue Asso-
citation last night in the rooms of the
chamber OF commerce. Officers and d.
rectors of the association were also
chosen. President Taft being elected
president. Senator Thomas S. Martin
Representative c. c. Carlin and Walter
Page of the good roads bureau, Depart
ment of Agriculture made addresses.
William B. Smoot presided
Senator Martin said he always took
pride in his work for the proposed bridge
Although the appropriation passed by
both houses Of Congress had failed, re
predicted its passage at the next session.
The late Senator Hoar. ne said. thought
the bridge should cost So.oOO.ONo. He in
dorsed Mr.. Hoar's views, inasmuch as the
bridge would represent the heroism and
patriotism of the country. He was anX-
ious that the bridge should be, in part. a
memorial to the Confederate soldier The
building of the bridge. he said. should be
followed by the construction Of the bou-
levard to Mount Vernon. which should be
built, he contended. by the national gov
eminent.
Representative Carlin told the members
of the association OF his activity in be-
half of the bridge. He thought that its
prospects are now brighter than ever
before.
Secretary Harlow said that in 1886 he
conceived the idea for the construction
of the avenue. which was followed by
the introduction of bill in Congress ap-
propriating $1,000 for a preliminary sur
vey. The estimate was that the minimum
cost of the avenue would be Sl.J00.0o0 and
the maximum cost s2O00.OO He an
nounced that the object of the meeting
was to obtain the passage of the bill for
the construction of the avenue.
The following officers were chosen
President Taft, president: William b.
Smoot, first vice president: E. E Down
ham, second vice president; NJ. B. Har-
low, secretary and treasurer; W. B.
Smoot E. f. Downham. VI. B. Harlow.
Albert D. Brockett, James r. Cation, j.
NJ. Hill, James E. Clements. Joseph f.
Willard, John r. Mclean. r. Walton
Moore. executive committee and the fol-
lowing board of directors: r. S. Barrett,
j. K. NJ. Norton. Hubert Snowden,
Charles Bendheim. Gardner L. Boothe j.
B. Henderson, jr.. DR.. J. Tabor Johnson.
c. c. Leadbeater, A. J. Wedderburn. T.
G. Noyes. Glenn Brown Thomas Nelson
Page. Gen. Peter G. Hams, Lawrence
Washington and Robert E. Lee.
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Home of J. j. Green Burned.

The handsome home Of ]. Johnson
Green. located at Braddock Heights
Alexandria county. situated two miles
north Of this city, was burned shortly
after II o'clock this morning. The house
and contents in less than two hours were
reduced to ashes
The fire is said to have originated in
the kitchen, and in less than half an hour
the entire house, a large frame structure
was a mass Of flames. Neighbors at
tracted by the blaze ran to the house and
gave what assistance they could in re-
moving the effects. Little, however, was
saved. owing to the rapidty of the flames
and the heat from the fire.
Mr. Green, who is employed as paying
teller at the First National Bank. in
this city, received notice of the fire over
the telephone. and he made a record
run in an automobile to the burning
house. When he arrived, however, the
mouse was doomed. The fire department
mere could not give any assistance as
there are no fire plugs In that section
The loss on the house and contents will
amount to several thousand dollars, only
partially covered by Insurance. it is said
The fire was visible to the passengers on
the electric railway.
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Order of the Drill.

The other companies preceded the win
ners on the field in the following order:
Company ID, Company F, Company b.
Company and Company c. Maj. Ar
thur Brooks, LIST Separate Battalion, \.
G. d. c., instructor of the cadets. and his
assistant, Lieut. A. c. Newman. had gen.
eral supervision of the contest. The
Judges were Lieut.. John A. Green. lth
United States Infantry, and Lieut..
Thomas +. Jones and Lieut.. Raymond
A. Jackson of the LIST Separate Battalion,
y. G. D. {.
At the conclusion OF the drill. Capt.
James r oyster. president of the board
of education. presented the prize banner
to the winning COMPANY The diamond
Teachers Medal" which is privileged TO
be worn by the captain of the victorious
company for one year. was pinned on
the coat Of Hugh Shipley, the company 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-19
Engaged in Unlawful Scheme.

Chief Justice Clabaugh characterized as
an awful scheme the plan worked by
the two women of securing money from
investors at high interest rate. to lend
again TO others whose necessities forced
them to pay even higher rates The
name of the morguemaster had been in
dorsed on the notes given to the persons
advancing the money.
The court referred to the previous good
character Of Mrs. Harris and to the fact
that she had pleaded guilty, had aided
the prosecution. and made such restitu-
ton as she was able.
A motion for a new trial is pending in
the Wade case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-19
Speech Is Condemned.

1t is to this statement and others of
similar character that Mr.. Chase takes
exception. He says:
II wish to say that the man who made
statements criticising the executive or
legislative departments of the government
has no connection, formal or informal.
with the committee of one hundred :,
neither is there any connection between
our committee and the National Civil
Service Improvement Association of r5ust-
ness Men of the United States.
The work of the committee OF one
hundred has been and will continue to
he conducted along rational, dignied
lines, and will depend for its success upon
the merits of the government employees
need for increased compensation and an
equita BILE system of retirement.
"Such methods those reported to
have been employed by the speaker re-
ferred to are condemned by the commit
tee of one hundred as prejudicial to the
employees interests and as unfair to the
executive and legislative officers of the
government"
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OF lEN|ENCY
FOR CONVICTED WOMAN
Sentence of Mrs. Josephine
Harris for Forgery Sus-
pended by Court.

Mrs. Josephine Harris. who pleaded
guilty to forging the name of William
Schoneberger. District norguemaster.
10 a note for $3.50. when she was jointly
indicted with. Mrs. Adell Winifred Wade.
was placed on probation today by Chief
Justice ClabauCh. The court imposed a
sentence Of three years In the peniten-
tiary, but suspended its operation and
took the personal bonds of the woman.
Besides acknowledging her guilt. Mrs.
Harris testified in behalf of the govern
ment at the trial of her alleged accom-
plce, which resulted in q conviction of
Mrs. Wade on one count Of the indict-
ment returned against the two women.
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mr.. CHASE DEP[0RES
ATTACKS ON CONGRESS
SAYS No Member of Commit
tee of One Hundred Is
Responsible.

To prevent confusion in the mind Of
the public and among members of the
executive and Legislative departments OF
the government. r. b. Chase chairman
Of the committee of one hundred. today
issued a statement setting forth that no
member OF that organization had ar
raigned the lawmakers or department
officials who receive better pay than the
clerks.
Improvement Association of Business
Men of the United States is alleged to
have declared in recent speech that
representatives who voted to increase
their own salaries deserved horsewhip-
ping.
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Wnoen iir bic bisiige lluu.riitat &C.
wiinid)t.

Der lniperiitdisrath ertlGrte iIh in
Isinsr aeitrigsn Sisung siHitimHig gu
Guniten Der Staffune pom 9ormito.
rien in 8erbinbung NIT Der bi.Iigsu
uniperiitdt. aber biel.r Jrage rpiro crit
in Der nGtften Sibung nQbsr gstrstsn
iperb.n, um befini.ipe gsftIuhs barr
iibsr gu iafsn. ipie bic n0tbi9sn 5inans
3sn beIhafft ipfroen tOnnen.
4ls geitern Die 5rass angsrsgt lpurs
be, srtldrtsn ii9 bic onueieHbsn Uits
alieper Der ge6orbe sinitimmig gu
Guniten bes projests, absr bssiigIih
Der ;yraes. nj. bic notbigsn G.Ibe,
fir ben gau gu befhoifen iiuo. tonnts
iopeit teine Giniguns sr3telt peroen.
0r. Robert Stuart fpdr gang euiihies
ben oaaegsn, ben Stabtratb I'm eins
gerpinisuns fir bisfeH 3rped au5ugss
ben uno bas Gnbrsiultnt Der Debate
mar 'tli.blih, oaB man iid oarauf eli
niste, bi. 4nseleeenheit big CUR ndas
fen Sisung auf3uihieben.
Or. Tabnep uno perIhieSeue Wits
slieoer Der 9eborbe iino Der 4niitt,
oab bi. n6tbisen Ilitt.l burh sine
Subifription eenonnen freroen IoQtsH.
Die ReIigndtion BON profehor
6otparb u. 3orisp bonn Snssnieursz
oepnrtement ipurbs ansenommen. Sit
iritt am /. Jebruar in ardft. b1
6err 9orien bdnn cine SteIlung bel
etner bieiisen Jirma antritt.
Or. Tabnsp gub bstdnnt. bag Don
Seiten Der Bad Foundation in Bottom
benz pbnii.aIiitsn 9spartement De,
llniperiit1t cine Shentune bon 500
fir nif.nihaftlits untsriuhuuaeH
aemart porpen III. Jerner theiIie 9r
3obnsp nit, bub fir gorleiuneen uns
ter ben ge'timmungsn oes Ropts Junt
fir perslsihenoe 2itt.ratur bic fol9ens
ben 6srren geponnsn porosn iIno;
proFeiIor J. 9. Slether pom Der uni'
perTitdt BON Golordso; profsiiol
Curtis $. pass pon Der Roribrpeitsrr
llniperIitdt pon Godufton, 3d.. uni
Tr. 9ll.ronber R. ooblfelb bon be,
llniperIitdt BON WiscoNiin.
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Omtgefleioeter Nytann
Bsge6l i'm g., d. d 0. Ba6n6ofe in
u)goming, D., Set6amOrO,
Sin an ben Gsroner gerihteier griei
obne Sinn nno 3niammenbang au
BEN nnbsfannten geinnosn.

Sin unbetanntsr, gutgstleioeter
Wann bsgins gsitern 4beno gessn $50
llbr anf benz Yerron bes 6. 8. &c ..
Babnbofes in Wpoming. g., Selbits
moro, inbem er iih nit einem Gift,
ceiien Tatur iih nod niht fsititellsn
lisB, tootete. Dor 8sgsbung Der Der.
5ipeiflungst9dt bate Der SelbItmOrosr
ale 5irmeniismpsl uno anoere aenns
3sihsn aus ieinen aleibern uno ieiner
Wdfhe sntiernt uno benz Coroner eee
lang Is bisber nod nidt. bic Soentitot
oes 9obten feit5uitellen. Der Wtann
mar iiunbenlang auf oem perron auf
uno ab eegangen, ieboh sldubte Der
gabnbofsanserslIt. Gugen guB. bab
er auf sinsn 3ug iparts, fpeshalb er ilh
nlhi tpeiter INN i'm bs,iimmerts. DIS
guB sesen $50 llbr suidllis aus bem
Jeniter Der Office blidte, fab sr. lpis
Der llnbsiannts plosli6 .3u panten be-
gann unb i'm ndhIten 4ugenblid be-
pubtlos suiammsnbruh. guB be-
ndhrihtiete fhlsunieit ben Stationss
poriieRr Gb. 5raibsr, uno bsioe irus
gen ben Stsrbenben in bic Office. giz
niss Winutsn mad 4ntunfi oss ioiort
berbeiaerufensn 4rstss Or. paul Gill
Ieipis oab Der Wanu, beiIen 2ippsn
nit Shdum beosdt fparen, ieinsn 9siit
auf. Der Coroner tpurbs ihleunisit
benahri9tigt, unb 5ilfs Coroner
Bon 5oene unb Gonitabler Stagndro
beaabsn iid3 unDersiialih nah Wpc,
ming. 4n Dem 5obten tpuroe ni4ts
porgeiunbtn, pas iiber isin. Sbsntitdt
4ufitlub o.b.n tonnte. Jirmeniiem'
pei uno Wdideseihen tparen, ipie ges
iagt, iorgFdltig aus Der aleiouns bsrz
dusqeihnitten tporoen.
sSn elmer 5oide bes S.lbitmorbers
tpurbe Elm an oen Coroner abreiiirter
Brief obne unt.rIhrift porgsfunoen,
aus peltsm herporce6t, oaB Der I'm
aliidli6e gsiit.sg.it0rt a.tp.Ien iein
mub, als .r bic Gpiiisl Ihrie6. Ter
grief besinnt: Sd bab. isin. Der.
tranbten unb hinterlaFe tein 8tlo. ="
Ter meter. Snbalt bes Shreibsns lit
cine 3uidmmsnhon1 uno Sinn.
Der SeIbiimoroer iii ung.iGhr 30
Sabre oft, 135 Biz 14O pfunb ihtusr,
tertlos unb bat braun. Saare. blaus
etuger uno quite Sdhu.. CT mar gut
uno reinlih o.tl.ibet unb trug
| ftparse Shniirituhe. .ir.n ihirdrsen
lleber3ieher, ihDarss G!aeehdnoitube,
itpars. gein.l.ioer. cine feline Weiie,
braun.s Sad.it unb .in.n ernu.n
| sS.peat.r". Sn Dem Rode bsfanb fif
Elm iebenfans Don benz S.lbitm0rSer
iiberI.bener syirmait.mpel nit ben
Wori.n: .8.muht in 5ampa, Jla."
1ros Der autsn alsibung, pelhe oi.
gnnahm. nabel.st. bab Der 5oote ben
t.Feren S.Gnben anasbort BAT, ipuros
or b.mielbsn Elm. complete ~5obo"'
gtusriiitung, beitehenb aus Raiirmef.r.
Sts.re, 3tpirn uno RooeIn. S.reih-
b6l3ern unb .in.m lserer Dprtsmora
noi., poraefunoen. Die 2tite ipurbe
ouf 4nrrbnung bes goroners in elmer
Qmbulans bes 2eih.nbeiidtters 5eurg
| SbI.nSorf mad Der Worsue sebraht.
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6eute bdlt Der Dam.nDerein ot

- 6eute bdlt Der Damnperein Ser
Ttutftxn ct. Sobannes gemeinoe
Cpfarrer s.. q. giisnlobr) isine
monatlifs Sibuns i'm ShullotaI
rer airche ab. beginnsno um
2.3O llbr. BON brei ubr an
nirb hos monotlide aaffe.trGnshen
iiastfinhen, bel reIhem foIsenbe Dos
men ole Daiteeberinneu fungiren frers
ben: sgrau Gb. Shpier. Gbas. Meios
ner, 6. gerninebaus. gb. Dole. 8.
GiIenIobr. 8. 6eud, 9. Shmiot, s.
gerne, Senser. 6. ples, 8. arus. 6.
8. Wusller, g. Tedebah, R. Rbeins
Eolo., syusri'e unb 5rls. g. Dogner,
&. aing. Gin r.hi ,ablreifer 9eiuh
irirb erDartet unb bic ssnannien Ta.
men tperben bafiir iorsen, bab es on
nibis ieblt. um allen Gdiien einen reht
angenebmen 4ufentbolt gu bereitsn.
Der Jrausnperein Der Tritten
Ueuii1en prot. airhe Cpaitor 8.
0dfner) bolt feline erite 0eriammIung
i'm nsu.n Jobren morsen. 5. Jaauar,
Rndmitiass um sipei llbr. Cine
,sdt sabIreife geibeiIisuns nirb er.
parist. Tas an bic Deridmmlung
Iin dnifliebenbe Sonuor.aaffnirdn3'
den tpirb BON foleenben Ddmen. rpelh,
ireunbIihft basu einIaoen. peranfaltst:
Gmilie RoIiins. 2i5sie Sberilein,
glIo Ctte. Worsareihe Slbab, Jri:.
bertha Oder, glifa Rabs. aatharinn
Rebn, Nugufia Rsuispobler, gnssl
Rie!mann unb Charlotte Ridels.
- Dus nGhne aoIiutr6n3fen
tes 1rausns uno Suneirauen.0ereins
Ter CD. prot. ct. Warius Gemeins
fe Cyforrer Carl +. 8. Sdmibt
finbet am Donneritae. 6. Sonuar, iiaii
nnb lpirb Don fotsenben Damen g.leis
tet iperoen: Galie Opel. pdulina ams
trofius. Qouiie albrehi. gmmo 4l.
tsrt. Winnie 1lome. Wnria B.rnbarbt,
Gopbie Brinfmann. Gliio grintmann
nnb 0ntborino D6bmer.
gu benz am eriten Tonnerfiaa
i'm neuen Jahr ftattfinbenben aaffets
ftGn36kn bes 5rnuenpereins Der Gp.
prot. Smmnnuelss G<meinbe gu Joirs
mount (poiiot 6. Shtpeidbarot) IGbt
bns Qommtttee berslin einlaben. Doss
felbe bsfiebt aus ben 0omen Qouife
Gteinfomp. Gbnu Souer. Qisie
G9eurer, aouife Shranb. Rnib. Geis
fert. g. G4perins. aarolins GHaefsr.
Narg. 1ouber, Morie S4neidborbt.
Qena 9eepe. Qena Sauer. Gliinbeib
Bob.
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aaeIt q Gixdssaiiet NsifsbIa Mtttuo anaar 1911.

binterldbt auber Der srameebeuet.n
Dittpe anb Der 9ohter, bic am Sterz
bebette tpeilten, nod einen Sobn. Der
aur 3eit In Wanila anfdfIig 1T.
Sm nabe5u pollenbstsn 76. lebens<
iabre iit s.ftern Jrau M aria iez
ger, seb. 4olb, aus benz 2eben ssfhiez
ben, innig beirauert nidt nur BON ibz
rem angebDrisen, ionoern audi BON
ibren pieIen Jreunben, Die lie fih i'm
2oufe Der Sabre burd ibre 5sr3ensz
giite unb ibre perionlide 2iebenstpiirz
bisteit su eriperben serpubt bate. Die
Dabinsefhisbsne, bic Wittpe bes be-
tannten bsutihen gioniers 6errn
Charles Rieger, mar lunge Sabre bin
our6 in Camp Waibington anidiiig.
Die 9seroisuns finbet am 9onneritag
Ra6mittas nm 2 llbr BON Der 8apeas
bes 9eutIf prptefiantiIhsn 5rieos
bofss auf Walnut Sils aus Itdtt.
BON einem fdtpersn SdidialsI6las
az 1T aeitern 6err Greb. 5snte,
Elm hetannter oeut'her gurger, betrofz
fen porb.n. Gurh ben unsrbittliten
3ob ipuroe linn bic treusGsbsnsgsfdbrs
tim frau Sopbiu 5snte, gs6.
Welfer, I'M 4lter bon nur 45 Sahren
entriisn. Die Oahing.itisbsne mar.
obihon bier seboren, in ibrsn 8siins
nulgen :srnbeutih. uno 0eutih. Be-
itrebungsn fonben on ibr tets cine elf
riae 3oroerin. Turh lire 6srssnss
qute bat bic 9er.ipist. Iid 3ublreits
5rsurbe su etrerben gsIpuBt uno Die
sromasb.lstn 6interblisbsnsn biirfen
lei Der ifperen priifung, BON Der lie
tetroifen ipurben, Der innigItsn 5beils
rabms psriit.rt isin. Die gssroisung
finbet m 5rsitag Yormlttae url tl!G
elf ll5r pom 5raucrbauie, W,. 1906
@inlon Rooo. aus itatt. tpOrauf UNI
sin lltr Ratmittass IN Der gb. Qntb.
airfe in WaSrionpills. 8. Elm I;duers
sttteaoisnI, abaebalten treroen riro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-04
Tie Gphpim hnIi2igfpr Qinf

- Die Gebeimpoli3iiten aincdio
nno 6ia perbafteten geitsrn Radmittag
an Der gde Der 5. unb Sim Strabe
rter Wfdrner, Namens Rob. Winn,
&ufpdrter bon Rortb 8ernon, Sno. ;
Carl eoans, alias Suobleiton, 19
Sabre aft, S6ubmader, BON gortb
gernon, O.; Wm. Dunbar, 25 Sabre
olt, S6auipieler, bon grootlpn, q.
y, uno gilbert Sarrin, 25 Sabre aft,
glufndrter, BON 8rootlpn, 81. o., uno
iperrten oieIelben als perbd6tig elm.
Die 9efangenen iolIen aus Der Gnterz
trlie Bombing 4lep on Der 6. Strabe
rnb 2ooge 4QeD Elm ipertbDoQes oSagoz
gepebr geitoblsn baben.
- Gam. S6ne6tsr, 20 Sabre aft,
2luftpdrter, BON go. 1871 Gin Strube,
lpuroe ge'tern bon ben 8ebeimpoli3iiten
aincaib uuD 5iQ perbaftet unb unter
Ter Qntlage bes 8lsin0iebftabls eingez
iPerrt. Gr ioq cine Saitenubr gs.
ito6len babsn.