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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03

Neu mar 5iele Mslbung oem Wohle
rath nidt, benn DetettiDes, bic bon
Der 8sb0rbe Dor einigen 5agen aus
geianbt iporben ipdren, batten bereits
poraeitsrn oieTelben VameH ols pers
badtig einberiftet. Cine fofort angss
itsllts llntsrIuhung bate erge6en, bab
Dsrifiebsne Der in Jrngs fommenDen
yerionsn tereits Bel Der porisen Dahi
fi6 pon 6ealn's aogirhaug aus regi>
itrirt batisn unD es biirfts fih herausz
iteIien, bab bic gstreffenben aus
WangeI an bem notbigtn Shlafgelo
in eiHsm nod billieersn pIab thr 5elm
auigeffldgeH hnbtn.
Qtm tommenoen Mnntag tpiro TN
Der Cosmopolitan Gale cine aubets
orosntlih intereiIonte politiife De
bate Itattfinben. Siferb.itsbrsttor
gtott Gmall uno Or. u. 8. 3iptd,
Der adnbibat fir bas 4mt bes Stabt-
roibsprdiiosntsn> ouF benz 46rdhdm
gincoln 5itet, fperren seIegentltt oie.
fer gerfammiung bic lhtpstenosr
iSrugsn Der anmpaane oebdtttren
geibe 6trren Iinb Rnhborn auf Wal
nut 6i[ls uno bic Serausforberune 81
bieisr Tsbotts fon ucR 5srrn Smal
aussegangen iein.
Seute 9benb iperben brei republifd
niite WablDeridmmlunsen abgebaitei
uerben uno 3tpnr: Sn Wsdlen
burg's 6alle, 5igblanb unb llniperitti
apsnue, unter psm 0orIiB oes 5erri
Is5. R. 0uspeilsr. Die Rsbnsr iiul
| W2abpr Stfpab, ). 5ilfsitaotanpal
BdIter W. Shoenls. Geo. .. 5drpsr
gbas. o. Smitb unb Gbas. VI
SunIde. - 5m Star 3heatsr, Cole
| rain unb MdrIboa 4penue, unier Der
gorIib BON Geo. 3. Sdott. Die Reo
ner iino albert $. Wiorril. gDn
| ai.tIsfpro, 4rtbur G. Spiegel I'M
eotpdrb g.issl. - Sn popsr's 9oli,
3131 Gmern QpenH., aDonbdls. nj
albert 8. Worrta, 5orrp 4bmunr
| U. 6. Dalton, See geatp uno Carl u
Sacobs ols ReonerH.
auberbsm nerosn nod cine an5df
tIsinerer 9sriammlungen in peridl,
ben.n gBarbs Der Staot dbaehaIts
perpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03
q EnhiKsnac,rirhfen.

Rem gorf. 2. Ropember. Qngst.:
qrdiioent GiucDln Don 5amburg.
garpatbia bon 8suua.
Qbqeg.: 60 SaoDie nQd 5apre;
@rpber 9urfiirit noh 9remen;
Moriatic nah 2iperpooI.
Gustustopn. 4bgeg.: gletp
gprt nad Hep gorf.
/. 2tngetommen: Settle bon Rep gort
nah 2iperpool.
2toerpool. 4nget.: Dominion
pon 9bilaoelpbia
QbgesQugen: Baltic mad 9lelp
2)ort.
Qlntnerpen. 4bgeg.: Itarquette
nah Bbilaoelpbia.
Gsnuu. Qugstommeu: Berlin
BON Nstu gort.
6apre. 4n8et.: Gate Grie Don
Montreal.
Neapel. 2tnget.: apruntc BON
Bolton.
gberbourg. qbgeg.: RrcHprtns
sefItn gecilie na3 Retp gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03
8eruubte8 9eIo nieoerz
osFunn ben.

gDeftminner, 9. g., 2. glDp.--
lIuqefdbr S25, 900 in Bob uno gants
uoten. bic aIs Elm Sbeil oes 8eIoes
inoentifiSirt puroen, oas am 10.
5eptember aus Der bieIigen Tiliole
Der gunt Dou Wontreul geitobleu ipura
be, purbe am 9orner'tdg BON 4rs
beitern unter etner Settenpeg, nur
nenioe 9lods BON bem SduupluB bes
Roubes entfernt, gefunben. IS 1T
oies Der erfte 5beil oer odmol5 geitobz
lenen 1886. 900, Der aufgefunben pora
ben 1T. 8pn ben RGubern bat man
Iopeit nod teiue Spur gefunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03
5 sSa6res6erihte bes 9 6 aB
mel ters uHo 5inan3z
fsfretors

Nus bem Sahresberitt bss S6oBz
meiiters, 6errn SoIep6 5bia gebt FER,
Dor, oaB ii6 Die 5otaLsGtnnabmsn
nG6reno bes am 80. September gu
Gnbs gegdngsnsn Sabres, einihlieBlih
etnes adiTenbe1tanbes pom 8orjabre
i'm getrage Don $132.34 auf $14,.
354.14 beliefen urb bic &usqaben nab.
rsno cerislben 3eit auf $14, ,340.37 be.
Iisfen. 70 bab nod $13.77 an 9ano
fnb.
Der Sd6resberi6t beg Finar3fetrez
tdrg 6errn u. .. Wsper mics auf, bdB
bic 3abl Der rsguIdrer WtitgIieoer am
S6lufIe beg Sahres 852, bic 3abt Der
IsbenglGnglitsn Mitalieoer 50 unD bic
3ubl Der Gbrsnmitglieoer 20 betru9.
SIN Gansen itnb 50 reus Qpplitatioz
nen eingeldufeu, 10 UlttgItebsr iino
qsItorben unD 81 baben reitgntrt.
! Sdmmtlihe geri6te tpurben dngenom,
men uno Dem prototoq einDerleibt.
! Quf gnpfshlung bss 8Dritanoe2
tpuroe Der fingIt penIionirte teuffat
Gberlsbrsr 6srr 5beobor Wlepoer sur
lsbensLGnoliten mjt9Iisoe srpGbIt
G6enIO nurbe auf gmpH6lung oes
I 8orftanbes ben uttinsn 5urneru a.
Itattst, tpdbrsnb bes tommenoen Sab
res uHterbaltungeu gu perauitalten
UNI aus Dem GrtrQ1 bsrTelben stre Rei
Ietaife fir ben 8efuh bss gunb.s
5urnfsiies in 8enper, Col, gu grim
ben. 2ln bic grIaubnib puroe ieood
bic g.oingurg getniipft, puB Die III
ttnen Iih nit benz rstuldrsn 8ergnu
gungss4usi6uTe bss gersins in Ser
binoung isBeu. oumit bic gsreinsfeit
. ourh bic gpe3taI 8sranfaltuHgs
nidt asihdoigt perbsn.
Pa6bsm nod oas 5dus .9omnit
tee burh Ieizsu 9oribsr Sacauss 5eli
. fsrih bsrittst bate. oaB pGhrsno be
Sabrss cine Qn3obI 9srbsHsruncs
Oorgsnummsn poroeu isisn, erfoI5i
gertagang.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03

men, bdb man nit pereinten Grdften
benz 9erein am metlten nuBen fam,
beito beFer mare es fir uniere 3ufnnft
beitellt. 9as Shauturnen III Der
WuIitbalIe in bieiem Sabre bate etn
ausbertnuftes 6aus perbieut. dnfdtt
beHen mar es bds am IhDd6iten be-
fuhte, Das Der 8erein felt pielen Sab
rem auf3upeifen bate.
9eben mir uns Der 6offnung bin,
bag unbetannte GrunDe oo3u Beige
traqen baben, 8erbdltniFe gu geitalten,
bic iih ptellei6t nt4t baben Dermeioen
lafen, aber trohten mir Dundh, bab
| iie 1ih niht gu oft fpieber9olen.
Nenn Seber ii6 Ieiner pfli4t ala
Burner beipuBt lit. follte er mtnoeitena
DerIuden, einen tleinen. 5beil gum 8e:
lingen Des gdn3en bei3utrdBsn. 9of.
| FEN mir dlio duF Elm beiieres Sdbr.
Snoem ib ben Mlitglieoern meines
9ommittees fir ibre treue pflthters
fiillung unb tpertbe llnterItiiBung bier.
nit meineu ber3lihften 3uHt aus
Iprehe, perbleibe ih
| nit 5urnergruB,
GuItapGle ens,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03

Columbus nattgefunbenen ge3irtstagz
iabunq, perbunosn NIT elmer Sabn.
Sssier, bstbeiligte fid Der 8ersin aud
oftib, inbem unIere gdreHrisge cine
turneriIte gorite1uns ga6. bic ben
ar6Bten gnlona fnnb, unD bdburh,
bab Guer erIier Sprefer Die Sabn.Ge-
b1htnibreoe belt.
Der 0erein gab am 6. Ulai b. s. in
Der Wufifbaae elm muiter6aTtes S6ou.
turn.n, oas, tpsnn aud nidt pon aa3us
arobem finanaielen, 10 oo9 ben aroe
Gem tinitlerii6en GrfOlg mar. 5ol6e
gorItequnoen gereihen einem 8erein
unb Dem 3urnrpeIen i'm Allgemetnsn
fiets 3um Nuben, ba iie bas cSuterefe
fir Deuff6es 5urnen tpaAbdlten unD
lpafrufen. Infer 5nrnlebrsr uno alls
| feitioer, inmer tbatigsr Grrungsur
geus psrbient bas COB unb bic 6oh=
ottuna aller 5urnfrsunoe
8ergnigungs ommittee.
Das sur Sprade ge6radts alaFen.
m,tturnen Der 2lttipen ptro pom Der.
Elm beaiinftiat. Die gsiammte S6iis
Iersobl betrua i'm lesteu Sabre 978;
| in Qnbetrant Der 9hatiute, boB beuts
outage in olIsn 0ffentii4sn ShuIsu
Eurnunterriht srtheiit pirb, INNER
BIN nod cine bubble S6iiIer3abt. Das
Sntersfie par Elm rsges uno bic RsfuI:
tat. oementTpreheno.
On benz 8orturnerturius nohmsr
"a Turner unb IurHsrinren theil, por
renen ieBt 5 oas gurnIebrsrsS Ssminal
befuhen.
| I'm S6uloelnern bon RirberH oor
| Riftmitelisbern nabm Der BereiI
| 1928 Elm.
| Sm 9roben uno Gan3en bat be,
gerein Elm iegensreihes 5dhr bints'
iih, osnn mo immer bic 8slegsnbsi
fid bot, griff er gum 0o6ls beg Gan
3en ME bss gin5slnen tbottrdftig mi
Elm.
llnb nun gum Shluiie laBt uns IN
Itrer Jonten eeoenfsn.
SIN oerfloHsnen Sabre bsrlor be
gersir 8 uiitgtisber burd ben uner
tittIidsn 3ob, manhs nod i'm bette,
MunnesdIter. bic ii6 nm ben 9ersi
, fehr rerbient osmaht hatteH unb oere
| 6inihsiosn cine Glide In uuisrsm Der
! Elm 3uriidgelaHen.
5urnergruB unb Gut 6eil srtbist'
guh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03
Jaiid1.r 6snsralalarm.

Gin 9enerafclarm tpurne 9e1tern
Msoraen pon benz WfsIoetaiten gto. 513,
Gde Der 8. apenue unb DEPOT StraBe,
einssiannt unb 3ablrsthe Sprigen uno
Qeiteripoeen fospte oas poli5ets4utos
mobiI leiitsten bsmielben Golge. sur
aIIasmeinsn lleb<rrai1uug fAQte ts fif
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03
goSmoun's gyittmeubeimntll.

QG6iten SDnntdg gtuAmittdg nm
Galb BRET ltbr 1T 9ottesoienit in Der
goomann Bitttpens6eim aeleltet
BON 9aitor 8ufer pom Bethesda SO.
Ipital. 5reunbe Der anitalt iinb eIns
QeldDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03
8rtrf an
Tr. atImer q. so,
Sirahnmtpu, ". y.

Sertis, mas slpamp .gl00t fur stt ttnu iDtF0'
Shrsiben sic an Or. Rilmsr & Co.
giuabamton, ". g., fur etue 4robetlaibe.
Sic piro Seoeu iiber}eugeu. Ste erbalteH
ferntr elm gii6sld)eu Don DertbDouer 3Ha
formation iiber Nier.u uuD 8iaie, QBeHn
gis Ihreiben, ieien Sis Fber uuD erDdbHeH
bog .6inciunutitr 3d9ltbe @OltsbIatt1. &ss
euldre fauf3ig Geuts uno sjuen GolGrs
fflaid)eu fnD In alien QpOtbeten tdutIid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03

es brauuie mar bic 5unre an Der EberfIad3e 90.
m1ynuf tas cgar miehcE berdusluu6as.
f.gsslFasFH arnfri nliee eies.
IS III abfolu 5armlos; breuuf Hsernals nc1
UeEFf refbet Dnsr irrtitgt ss felbft Dse sarfeiic
2rnf. Gs t5sset bic 9dd.iuur5cln. iohaB %.
Saar nnf tnfaar ssFit1g iit 4seHf0s idsae.Al
es Die saYieise nnHf ielbfs iuffu co iGHfs 3eti
pnsauf aslnisst ivtrb lfr6 es lati hie eaal Efi8
uab srfrif1t Glgssircin fptrft fcfori. Ns ef't
fsrni eie iiarsfleH oeer bse eliHHtieH caars Mt
aieider peidfigiest uID bfrfehli Hie.
1tagheif wfrA hnreh iiaersgGffse bdara rui
riEi unS h1s wsFsti irafnbetnfr frau iDirt
bfassn sinkr f0EHsH 6dorrufs bAkii1 Zer Ee
snsaN &reik III 81 0g Ter iTlaife, SlItgsaofH
iiefInua aaraHfirt ocer ens @eio frtrp SagL6
sgita5tct
-1lsesfrosIa srtrn Al 81 90 rsr 7Iaffe eoH II
erffnsfrem ser uanffehenheH Apuibfter pgrfauf
cSr hsFeff psx 8spft snaefGnet pnn 5er &c. fec
gin Go Tspf sTT2, gbi6rgo. M
3u babfH IN ufIsn 10m ireH upoitgfeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03
G@war,er Gtrabsnrdnber.

Moreie Doner. bon 30. TAB W<ft
4. qlDenus, nurDs sefiern Abtnp ouf
benz l<imtstee begriffen. bon tirsm
unbetdnnten 9leeer apgefaueH nno
nm einen golbenen lingering be-
roubt. Der Nurfms 5og ibr ben Ring
pom ginger unb sutflob NIT fsiner
@sute
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03

- Die QoIi5ei fabuoet auf sinen %
Sabre dlteu unbefannten Utanu, tpels
der aus BEN Reituurant oes Dunio
aabeB, go. 524 Wsit 8. aDenue. eine
Menqe GIeIbungsitiite, fotpie mebrsre
Dusenb Tlberne 2DffeI. Iteiisr aao
GabeIa ssitobssR bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03

CteFg WSdrncr teseu iur
SnitiatiDe nu0 GsfereHourn.
Spme Jinle fiir StGotc.
Stemer"HefDrm.
Geparate lIuterbreituug Der 8etran'
fe.sSrage-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03

1beobore Rdper &c Bro. 6aben
fir 8apib Wi. 5prnan bon Rem yort
br,i goupldbs an Der SiibrftsGde Der
gdbten uno 5dtpthorne apenue bon
$50 GuB unb 135 iSuB 3isfs an 5tnrp
%. Spr.ngarb fir $500 Dertauft.
-
4rhitstt anton Rieg tat ben auf'
trag srbalien. fir oi. lutheriihe ge'
meinbe gum 5l. areus qldne fir Elm
9sbduo. an3uf.rtisen, bas an Der Cd.
Der Hapins unb 8oliert Strabe eyri1'
tel ,perbeH nno fospohl cine temperate
airhs ipie cine gsmsiHosiaule snshal'
ten IolI.
Sm itdbtiihen 8auamt ipurbtn ae.
tern bic folsenoen 8auerloubniBitei
ne erpirit: ebmiinb J. Glnpion, 3lpef
21jto6iee Wohnhdnier an Der Role
mont. nabe Der Ct. 2oiDrenee apenue
| ie 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03
u. &. Z. W.

Die seitrise Wonatssg sgerIammlung.
SntsreHante geridts Der gsamten.
Das Der Wergniigunsss sansihuB
su Iaqsn bate. 5Nooor Waepoer
gum lebeRsLdngliben Wtitglisbs er'
tpdblt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03
GanOiOatett
fir bic
c.r..!!.7~rA. C!IT.f1'.f

QusqefpGhIt pou ben 8eretHtgteu
Sauocls., Burger uub Arbettcr-
Craaniiatipuen non SGmtltOT
Gpuntn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03
le6lraiQiOe 4aare
ruiairen J0re Sd6aQsit.
siie 3nnor ll0rtc man BON cinem Wit.
tel iuie GleesirpIIa, benz nenen
Sn0rsGntierner.

@tsrnbe iebe 8grtrH iueI@e lie 6aafsV riFers
raaasmliel anaelpafl0f. iIaGie baylttel, DAP %
tls.lreosr bic Galii pegBrdnri coff acrctbes. Rro
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-03
Z u { n.

Ter speite, an Gebdtien unb grfols
reine esiitise 1urntas fano in unitrer
6alls itait uno purben bic gdite unp
1beilnebmer mad settdRer Arbtii BETS
ns6eIinf bspirttet.
IN Aes an 13.-1A. Wai b. .. IN
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-14
LETS CONTRACT
 FOR BATH HOUSE
HUGH M'LENNEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GETS THE MAURICE
 BIG CONTRACT.
William Borman, of This City, Award ed the Plumbing and Heating Con-
 tract Part of the Work.

The contract for the new Maurice Baths, to be one of the foremost bath ing palaces of this country, was yes terday awarded The construction work goes to Hugh McLennan Con struction Company of Chicago, for the sum of $116.000 The structure is 70 be of reinforced concrete frame, hol- low tile wa4ls, marble and tile and glass finish throughout.
 The plumbing, heating and ventila- tion contract was awarded to William Borman. of this city, the sum being S35,000. This contract calls for tubs, fixtures. etc. all of solid procelain, to be purchased from the L. Wolff Manufacturing company of Chicago.
 The thermostatic heat regulativa plant is to be manufactured by John son Service Co, of Kansas City, and is for the American Blower Company appliances of ventilation, the same as used by tine United States govern ment on ha.tlesiips, hospitals and other places where ventilation is an important factor.
 All the furniture is to be of porce- lain enamel, and the house when fit ted and furnished will be probably the most palatial in the world
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-14
BREAK ELECTRIC POOLS.
Combination Is Facing Government
 Prosecution.

Washington, March 13.-Intimations have been received that the so called electrical pools which are said to be part of the electrical trust against which the government recently filed it's first case. are breaking up.
 With the exception of the incande- descent bulb section of the business against which the department of jus tice filed the antitrust suit at Clevc-
 end, all the others. it is said. have conveyed the intimation that they are willing to stop the practices to whica the government objects.
 While the lamp case will be more or less in the nature of friendly suit. both the government and the companies are anxious to have the courts decide the features of the patent law, which are in dispute.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-14

as to the trip of our battleship fleet around the world. One and all dwclt upon the fact that the voyage of the fleet had been signal help to all in- terested in keeping the peace. When I sent the fleet aru.nd the world a feeling had grown up on tn Atlantic coast that the fleets proper place was there and there was great indigna- tion, especially among some members of the coordinate branch. One sena- tor in particular published an inter view in which he said that I couldn't do it; that it couldn't be allowed be- cause there wasn't money enough to take it around the world, and they wouldn't give me the money.
 That was perfectly easy. I ex- plained that I had money enough to send it to the Pacific and if they wished it to stay there, they needn' < appropriate the money to take it back And the fleet came back,'
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-14
EGG REGULATION
Supreme Court Defines Pure Food
 Law on Storage Product

Washington, March t3,-Over the fate of some Missouri eggs of the vintage cf 1908. or earlier, the Stu preme Court laid down today an in- depreciation of the pure food and drug act of 1906.
 The court held that the federal gov ernment could pursue adulterated food or drugs for the purpose of con fiscation, after such articles had passed through an interstate journey, pprovided that the original package in which they were shipped remained unbroken.
 The question arose over the juris diction of the federal court to decree the coniscation of fifty cans of eggs shipped from St. Louis to Peoria, III. was claimed that the eggs had been Iunlawfully adulterated with boric ac'd used us a preservative.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-14
CORPORATION
 TAX UPHELD
SUPREME COURT HANDS DOWN DECISION ON AN IMPORTANT
 ACT.
Court Holds That Payne-Aidrich Law is Just What it is Claimed to be, an Excise Tax--Not on
 Property.

Washington, March 13.--In an unanimous opinion, tho Supreme Court of the United States today held that the corporation tax provisions of the Payne Aldrich tariff act were constitutional. Thus ended contro versy waged almost continuously since President Taft first suggested their enactment to congress.
 The opinion was announced by Justice Day. It was an elaborate treatment Of the subject, containing approximately 10000 words.
 About half an honr was spent by the justice in explaining the position of the court orally to the bar. the printed opinion being used as basis for the remarks.
 The justice first determined that the tax was just what 1t claimed to be in the act, namely. an excise tax on the doing of corporate business and not direct tax on the ownership of property With that point decided the justice took up. at more or less length the various objections urged against the tax as an excise. Finally, he interpreted the law so as to apply to real estate companies and the so- called public service corporations, but | not 10 real estate trusts. y
 Practically all of the more than $27 100000 assessed for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1910, on corporal-ons in the United States has been paid into tae treasury. The exact amount received to February 1. 1911, the latest date for which precise figures are available. was s27,10s,1S9 The amount assessed last wear was ss5,- 130,904 Added tc this were penalties amounting to about $100.o00 for fail- ure to nay the rax wnen due.
 What the tax will amount to this year the commissioner of internal revenue, who has charge of the col i'ttiths tp iict VI dtic tb utNt1 tiifti'5, even approximately
 All reports from corporations were due March 1. and practically all of them have been received.
 Work has just been begun on hgur- ing out the assessments which in tho few days since this task has been be- gun has totalled only about si,500,o ,oo0. a small fractional part of the who;e On or about June 1. these figures will be in the hands of the CT internal revenue collectors throughout the country. who immediately will notify the corporations in their districts of the amount they owe the government for the privilege of doing business. Taxes not paid by July 1, will have added penalty or per cent, and in- terest at the rate of per cent month for eaca month they remain unpaid,
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-14
BUCHANAN WON SUIT.
As County Collector Does Not. Have
 to Take Vale Scrip.

In the supreme court yesterday at Little Rock decision was handed down sustaining the lower court in decision that s. A. Buchanan, as col lector of the county, does not have 10 take scrio for present taxes or other revenue purposes which might be dated in aigance. w H. Vale, of the Security bai.S was the plaintiff in the original action.
 Scrip had been issued, as is often done in large improvement works, dated well in advance, and not to De negotiated rntil certain dates. Vale eudeavJred to use part of this scrip in payment of license or tax, and The collector refused to accept 1t un- til such time as it becomes due for acceptance the county.
 A mandainns to require the colec- tor to tal-c the county scrip was ask ed in cim uit court, but Buchanan won there. and all appeal was taken.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-14
DEPUTIES WERE DENIED BOND
SUPREME COURT AFFiRMS LOW !. FER COURT IN hJTHERFoRD-
 MURRAY DECISION.
Men Charged as Accessories to the Murder of Oscar chitwood Lost
 Case in the Higher Courts

Through decision in the supreme court yesterday at Little Rock Ben Murray and John Rutherford. deputies charged as being accessories to tho murder of Oscar Chitwood in this city on December 26, will not secure bond. They had applied for bail in the lower court, it was refused by Judge Evans, and the decision yesterday was on that rpeal.
 Tn passing on the case the supreme court did not comment On the case. merely announced that the dicision cf the lower court was affirmed.
 The arguments before the supreme court were made by Colonel George w. Murphy and L. E Sawyer, for the petitioners. and by Prosecuting Attor- ney Wood for the state, and was made orally instead of by brief, One week before the decision the court heard the arguments.
 In the petition it was set forth that Murray and Rutherford were only charged as accessories, that the~prool against them was uncertain, and that their admission to bail pending a final trial cf tie case would noA prejudice the interests of the state since the men cou,d make bond in any sum The prosecuting attorney insisted that the proof against the accused men was sufficient that they be held with out bond to answer the charge oi accessory to murder.
 The next movement in the case will be when it is taken up by the grand jury in this city on March 27, or as soon thereafter as the grand jury has opportunity to take up the question oi whether these men shall be indicted as charged in the warrant by the ccroner's jury.
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through the heart of Northern Mex leo without opposition by the federal troops created a sensation in El Paso. It was said that throughout his en- tire march, not a shot was fired u him.
 According to reports received by the junta tonight. six federals were killed today at Saragosa, op the hor. Der. 12 miles east of here. The fe1- erals were retreating toward Juare2 when mine which they attempted to lay under the road to be trayersed by the insurrectos. prematurely exploded
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OKLAHOMA CAPITAL FIGHT,

Washington, March 13.-The Su- preme Court of the United States was requested today to advance for an early hearing the suit just filed in the court attacking the constitutionality of the act removing the state capitol of Oklahoma from Guthrie to Okla homa City. The request was taken un- der consideration.
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AFTER MORE HookwoRMs.

Washington. March 13--Maior Bailey K. Ashford, medical corps, U s. A., the 'hookworm expert" will be assigned by the secretary of war to organized and take charge of the sen itary service of Porto Rico provided for at the last session of congress. Dr. Ashford will have charge of tho health of the island and will con tinue his efforts towards checking the spread of the hookworm disease there.
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LEAVES MEXICAN WATERS
French Warships Close Friendly Wis.
 it to Republics Ports.

 Mexico City. March lsAdmsral Dufaure De La Jarte and other offi- cers of the French Atlantic squadron sailed from Vera Cruz today aboard the cruisers Gloire and Admiral Aube. the former being the flagship. The Condeay, the third of the vessels. which came to Mexican waters to pay d complimentary visit. remained at ancaor awaiting instructions, it was said, from the home government.
 Admiral GI-e Jarte and party are bound for Annapolis, where they will visit the naval academy. going later 10 New York and Washington.