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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-07
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gertcnen. bic hHrf bic s4opfana Hstsr beoatt
iparsH uro q Heai fsiu Suslfei Dor, bob
ou1 beutsnines to& gcrfoaen eriIiirtn. bic
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sat bic gatnr eisfs Zane defenders beennftisf.
bern ne bat ibr ets fertsns Bcbs DerI.ebsn. sas
etben ibrsr mltiuisu'ten nit Gin ofiaeftlase.
res RE1 aenan sa fslen. gerpehi Bs6t. tos
&c In tlrer eiesusa aehbens an etefiH Eptnas
ipubni. Teani tis Colt Gao Cor tfiIs1 bts
efstin sIbeHus. eGrr assf sie'eIbs ttHaus. Bis
Str S,e if0ne nsiitsns pcn aran q. Odfasr
urs;di. Tas Cans u. sus Isa.sa eoas IHs
an HanH IN sez anuss: -
MFRS. Ii. YAEGER.
essfin arseHas, asnssss. Gssstnssfl q.
afess 80 Gents una tarltn.
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SO. 1-Nad Sci @io.. 400 abetlos
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Nnfrnff =
SO. 3o5-guero, gictoria. 80 nadm
Nbfnhrt-
no. 3O6--guero, Wictoria. $500 porm
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@en5els &apelle, luel6e in oell
Sobren 1853 bis 1866 erridtet
lpuroe, befinoen >iih oas @roblnaI
oes beil. @en5el uno in einenl
Sburrngernod bie bobn1iiden aron-
iniignien. ssm @itteli6iff itebt oos
9roBe &onigsoenfl1lal aus Warlnor
unb 9(lobafter, 1889 BON Colin I'M
ter &aiier 9iuoolf II. fir $4,000
9nfuten angefertigt oos grbbe-
9rablis Ser bobntfi1en &onige, il
lpelden .&arl ", 8en5el w, 2a-
oislaus Boitbumus, @eorg Yobic=
brao, Seroinano l., Marinilial1 II,
ltno Tltoplf II. ruben.
= 9(ns @ien meloet rnon: Scr
@lutbite ser Ieeten @o6en iiltl'
@olfenbriide gefolgt, meId)e in Sc
li5ien 0eabren uno 8obmen rie-
iige lleberi6pemnuneen berllriahf
baben. Der ourh bos po6poller
nlgeridtete S6aoen lit enor11L ober
troboent iino Die grnteausii6ten
beiier, ols lett oreibie Sabren.
s5m acknowledgement Sc
bensidbre lit IN Ntiin6en Der Der.
oiente General Ser @rtiaerie a. g.
&arl b. Souer oabineeidieoen. gr
lpor einltmals SIiigelaoiutant oes
&onias 2uomig bon gapern. Sn
allen 9lrmeen gait er als elmer oer
9feorganilatoren allf Dem @ebiet
oes Seitl1ngsfriegs. slud als Will.
airihriftlhlNr bot iih &arl b.
Sauer berporgetan. gr NOR @bre1l-
biirger BON sssngolita0t uno Ser
inerSbeinl.
9lus 8eimar miro beri6tet.
oab Die ieiner5eit Der 8erliner
Sbeater sluslteauue geliebenen
uno bon bier 5uriidgeianOten Go
fumellte iiber sic @eimarer 9ben-
fer @eibidte, ioipie SdiGlef'Ide
Wollulfripte lpurlos peri6munoen
iino. gs ibeint feinem 3meifel 5lt
unterllegel1 oaB Die lttterar1lben
Shase erttpenoet lporoen limo. 8or
ber @erii6ern oes 8iebltabls feblt
bis iebt nod ieoe Spur.
Die @erbinoung Der beioer,
glbufer BEL Samburg our6 5tDei
400 Meter lange S6ahte gebt if /.
rer 8o1enoung entgegen. geoh oen
bisberisen 8ispoiitiuneit foa lie ir
oen Sagen 8ipide1 benz II. uno
20. Sum- in @npelenbeit oes ,aai=
iers, Der INN oieie 3eit aus slnGaB
ser llnterel6eregatta llno oes Sor-
ner Bferoerennens in SamburJ
ipeilen miro, feierlid) eroffnet pes-
oen. Die Soften oes 9aues, nit
Dem pnr nabe5u bier Sabren 6egonz
nert lpuroe, belallfen iih auf etra
II Willionen Marf.
Die ipallii6e 9aegierune bot
bon seelilla aus, Die Staote Hps
81 Sailin uno 0fulap @l 9ferio
in Maroffo beieben lalien.
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les '2i6t Itellt. Nefanntlid n1rb'
ten 3olle lmo Steuern bisber III
goar erleet mcroen; oie eriterell BIZ
Dor iuetligelt Sabren logar nod III
@oIo, cine Gorldriit oie ieiner
,9eit in Der er3lplngenen 3ufltbs
ocn 1olo oil oie 9uiloesfaiien If
re 8ercbtipunG bel Der ipatcren
Mnhdufilng bon @olo in ben @elpSl-
ben ees SfopoHtcs fid. aber iiber-
lebt batte. Gie ulnitdnolihe 8e-
eieibutig Ser 3oll- iino 5felierfor-
oerllnaen Der @unbesregierling
onrh gar botte 5ur Solge, ooB
oie bieiige @elhaftsipelt 5fuci
austpege fano, oeren elmer nahe an
einen 8eritoB geeelt bas 8eieb ber-
anforn. gs ipnroen 11anlld ienc
Soroerungen BEL Dem 3ol- reip
Dem Steuereinitebiner nit eiilen
Gbed be5ablt, Ser an oas Inter
ihasaint eing, nelhes ben Gbed IN
Clearing @ouie anl ndditen Gage
umtauibte relp. eillloIte lno TO-
eann erIt Die 9iittiing fir Die oeln
3oll- ooer Steuerbenn1ten geleiItetv
3ablung ansitelIte. Ger anoefa
sMobus beitan6 oarin, oab eine
gal,f taetdslib bel Dem bieiigen
llnterihasontt cine geipiiie Cunt
me oeponitrte, segen melhe lie fin
Die 3ablllng bon 36nerl ooer
Steueril 5ertifi5ierte @beds aus
lteqte. Gem peralteten Mus, ge-
gen oen lange Sabre inl &ongreE
Ipergeblih angefampft tpuroe, 1na6t
nun enolib oas eingongs ertpabll-
te @eieb Elm gnoe. 0om /. SSllni an
fonnen 3olle nno Steuern mittels
5ertifi5ierter gbefs obne peiteres
uno gegen iofortigen grbalt elmer
Gnittung be5ablt tperben.
Das sSrauenoepartement Der
rNatiomal Gipie federation" III
Waibinston iab iid neulid peran-
laBt, etpas gum Better Der orlnen
glrbeiterirnen gu tiltl Die llnter Der
groBen Sise in @aibington 81 lei
ben baben. SsSnfolseoeIieu ianoten
Die guten Dame1 fiinf3ie @allonen
giscream an Die lpeibIihen Mrge.
jtellte1 oes Genlusbureaus. @ie lie
auf oieie Soee fanen, lit nidt BE-
fannt, nber ieoenfalls ideinen lie
an oie faIihe 4oreiie gefonrnen gu
iein. Die ipeibIi1en GIerfs i'm
genlnsbureau aipolfbunoert oil Der
5abl, Die ineiItens aile quite @e.
balter baben unb Dollfomnlen nnab-
6angie iino, riimpften bic 0aie nna
bielten cine Yroteitperiarnmlilts
ab, in Der elm 51reiben an bic
,.gsational gipic Jeoaration" auf-
geiest murbe, Die 0ereiiligllng mo-
ge gefdlligft ioIhe Mmoicn an ar
me Gabrifmaohen ididelt fie, Die
Glerfs i'm geninsanlt. b1tten @elo
genug, iih ielber giscrean 5lt fal,.
fen. Der foitbare Stoff blieb unbe.
riibrt iteben uno Die meiblihen
I@Ierfs batfen fopiel 5elbitiiberwill.
bllng, oaB iie rubig aliaben, mie
oas gis eil,idnlola itlto unbraucb.
6ar uliroe.
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Gera4
naebstss Rundss sanssrfsst
1918 In Houston.

sluf oem ioeben beenoetell
gnnoesidngerfeit in 9Iuftin, tpuroe
belhloifen, oas ndhSte Jelt I'M
Sabre 1913 IN 9ouiton abaubalten.
Die neuen 8nnoesbeamten iino:
Mlbredt &eGberg, Yrdiioent; 9in-
ton Suenger, Sefretdr; Poul
Diesiholo, ShasmeiIter. Der III
Der Salle Der Columbus Sitter
peranitaltete aommers mar Elm
groBer. grfolg. Erotoem ieoer Cell
nebmer rur cine Dame gu 9iidl
fiibren burfte, mar aud Der leste
Hlas beiest. 9oaite muroen nus
gebra1t BON Stub. @eberg, Otto
Sbeiot, Wm. 8obn, s. &laerner,
Sugo Moeller, snton Suenger rno
Sobn 6otb.
Die gerbonolung oes Moro.
pro5elies, gegen ben reihen 8icb.
5iihter Gbapin, Die am lebten
Oienitage, in @ictoria, Teras, If.
rem glnfang nebnlei ioute lit Bis
gum Z. DECEMBER 5. S. perihobcn
iporoen. Gbapin eridob Dor ldnae.
rer 3eit einen getpiiien .. S
Mountree, in elmer Wirtihaft oil
Der &oulton StraBe in San Sin.
tonic. Ger 9roseB muroe ipdter
nah 0ictoria perlegt.
Sn Der Ndbe BON Diltuortb,
ettpa IA Meilen oitlih BON Con
gales, bat cine Srau Suref, ibre
2 fleinen ainoer, 1 rno 3 Sabre
aft, pereiftet. Die uabri4einlidj
irriinnige Srou batte Streidbol5el
in @aiier eeiporfen unb oabor
Den 3inbern gu trinfen gegeber
|uno ard ielber getrrnfea. Wab
reno Die Rinoer benz @ifte erlagen
folgte bei Der Wutter balo beftiges
grbeden. uoourd iie gerettet
ipuroe.
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9lus @ien nleloet man: i

Mus @ien meloet man: lin.
ten groBartieen 5eierlidfeiten be,
Qebt Die @enoiienidoft biloenbel
aiinitler eegenipartig ibr goloencs
SSyubilaunl anlablid oeiien &ai-
ler Sran5 sSoiepb Iboh Dor 8ipei $50.
den einen Ieniionsfonbsl in Der
Sobe pon einbunoerttauieno Sro
men geitiftet bat sSn Der 5elt
lisung bielten Der aultusminiifes
@rof Stiirgfb uno giirgermeiitel
gteumeper idauuNgpolle 9feoen slud
fonen oiele @ratulotioueu BON ber
borragenben Berionlidfeiten 5ltr
@erIeiung. slbenos luor glon8en
ser @n1pfang bel Sofe.
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gettete Sinh bonn suSe.

9ea6bem infer &ino Elm sSabl
lang an gronbiaIleioen gelitten
lhreibt g. &. gfihnroion bon 9ti
daroion's Mills, glla, ufiir6tetet
mir, aoaB es bic Sbuinoiu6t babe
8ir manoten nieles oagegen an
ldlieBli6 perill6ten mir Or. &ing's
Nelp 9iscoperp uno cine Slaibe oa
BON beiperfiteaiste cine poae Sur
Breis SOC uno 81. 9robeflaicbC
frei. Sci alien Orllggilten.
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Mrs. Winston 5 Soothing Syrup,

@eit iiber fiinfsig Sabren bon
WeiGionen bon Msiittern fir tire
&inoer NIT Dem belten grfolge bein1
3abnen gebrau6t., gr berubigt bas
Rinb, ertpeidt oas 3abnfleifh UNI
hilbert Die Shner5en; beilt aud
@inofolif uno lit bas Bette Mittsl
bei 0iarrboe. l1eberan bel BEN glpo.
tbefernl 5u baben. 6ragt nod Mrs
@inslotp's Sootbirtg 5prup llno
nebnt ili6ts anoeres. 25 Gents Die
Sla11e.
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9luf &nffninp. Ser norbl

g(uf @offaioo, Ser norbli6-
ften Ser iapaniihelr Ssnieln, ridtan
fltr6tbare @alobrailoe lngebenren
S6aoen an. 8iele Srtihafteii
iino bereits 5eritort lulo 1ie Srup-
pen, Die aufgeboten moroen iino.
Inn Die ie66ie englilde Meilen lall-
ge Seuerlinie eir15uodmmen iteben
Dem elttfeielten @lemente mo6tlos
gegeniiber. gs miro befir6tet, baB
piele Menihenleben perltidtet NOR
0en fino.
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S1peigenbe Meni6en iino
oarum unangenebm, neil man ME
ipeiB, iiber tpos iie fhmeigen.
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M. 6. & 8. ga5m.


Mnfunft-
go. 241-gon Souiton uno gaIpeiton
;. ;. ;. ;. ;. $50 ntorgens
$50. 7-gon 9aIIas u. sort @ortb
:. ;. :. :. ..7.20 norgens
SO. 235-gom Moroem. .7.sO porn1iti.
so. 2S1-@out Norben unb Soufton
;. ;. ...... 1925 na6m
SEQ. 9-gom Norben. ..7:45 abenbs
>. :. :. :. ..7.10 Dorm
Mbfa1r1 -
SO. fO-Nad bem Noroen. 100 BORN
gto. 10 Nad Nuittn rnb 8aco
;. :. >. ;. $50 boru
So 10-gadl Dem Nprben. 900 BORN
SO. g. 9ad 9allas. Sort Bortb
ltnb g8aco. :. -. .8.45 abenbs
SO. 236-9ab oem @orben. -. :.
:. -. ;. -. -. .9.15 nbenos
So. 242-Na6 Soulton unb @al>
beiton... -. -. .1O.15 abenos
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English Elocutlon

he sciepcS snd art Of q pleasing and snee
i've mode Of tpeakng the Engiish langnaes.m
platform. Instruction. oven at the resldenco q
tencher q student Reasonable termA
MRS. EMILY FRECH BARNES,
1zS 1Ith 81. N. Z. Tel. Line. 17So
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PLANS BY LABOR MEN.
Excellent Programme Being Ar
ranged for Labor Day Event.

ranged for Labor Day Event.
Arrangements are now being perfected
for the Labor Day celebration at Ben
ming race track. At a meeting of the
Labor Day committee of the Central
Labor Union, 1t was decided to hold five
motorcycle contests and to invite sew
eral of the noted motorcycle riders of
the country, including The Terrible
Goerke," Matt Williams, and Louis
Taubner, of Pottstown, Pa.
Several automobile races for private
cars of this city are also being arranged.
and an attempt is being made to pro-
cure wild Bob Burman, who was to
have appeared here on July q. Me-
gotiations are under way to have a small
battalion of Mexican rurales give an ex-
hibition in the afternoon. The COM
mittee aIso is trying to get two Of the
aerepIanes Of the Rex Smith Company
to make flights.
A special committee was appointed TO
call the attention Of the post-ofice and
police departments to the fact that a
number of persons are soliciting adver-
tisements and dodations for a fake pub
lication known as The National Labor
Journal" and are using the mails for
such purposes. Merchants have been
deceived by these solicitors. thinking they
were contributing to the Central Labor
Union.
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WATER RATE OPPOSED.
Anacostia Citizens Pass Resolution
on Question.

Anacostia Citizens Pass Resolution
on Question.
Citizens of Anacostia are opposed tc
the proposed increase in water rates, ac-
cording to ]. F. Earnshaw, who intro
duced resolution last night at a meet
ing of the Anacostia Citizens Associa-
ton, asking the association to go on
record as antagonistic to the increase,
The resolution was passed.
Maurice otterback introduced a resolu-
ton, which was passed. to request the
Capital Traction Company to extend its
lines from the foot of Eighth street
southeast, by way of NJ street to Ana
costa.
The reason for the request is that the
Anacostia and Potomac River Railway.
the citizens say, is not operating enough
cars to accommodate the people.
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DIED.

ALS-Suddenly, on Wednesday, July L,
1911, JOHN B, dearly beloved hus-
band of NJ. Agnes Lanahan Ais. aged
forty-nine years.
Funeral from 341 K street southwest
Notice of time later.
BALY-On Wednesday, July T. 1911, at
p. m, ELLEN, infant daughter OF
Bartholomew and Mary Baly nee
Flynn, aged six months and twelve
Funeral will take place from residence
of her parents. 1872 East Capitol
street on Friday, July Il, at 10 a. m.
Interment private.
BLACK-On Tuesday, July II. 1911. at
her residence, oslo Fourteenth street,
CAROLINE CAMPBELL BLACK,
widow of Rev John Henry Black and
mother of Henry Campbell Black.
Funeral services will be held at resi-
dence Thursday, July Is, at 1880 a. m.
BRAHLER-On Monday, July 10, 1911, at
2:3O p. m, at Homeopathic Hospital,
FRANCIS, beloved husband of Mar
garet Brahler, in his siXty-fifth year.
Funeral from his late residence, S35
Fifth street northeast. Thursday.
July 13, at $50 a. m. Requiem; mass
at St Mary's Church at 9 o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited to at
tend.
BRANSON-On Wednesday, July u, 1911.
st slS at ,dG PT9vidsnfe de Gema9 a9sPIsa Ta1
lor Branson, aged fifty-three years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BROWN-On Monday, July TO- 1911, at
$50 p. m. at his residence, zoos Ninth
husband of Annie z. Brown and
father of Calie NJ. and Della A.
Brown, brother of Elijah Brown and
nephew of George c. and Jane
Funeral Friday, July IA, at 1 O'Clock,
from Trinity a. NJ. E. Zion Church,
Morton street, between Sherman and
Georgia avenues. Relatives and
friends invited.
1:3O a. m, NATHANIEL c.. beloved
husband of Cora w. Dean.
Funeral on Friday, July IA, at II a. m.
1nterment private.
FRANEY-On Tuesday, July II, 1911, at
2:3O p. m, at her residence. 40 Pierce
street northwest, HANNAH FRA
NEY, beloved sister of Mary Keith,
Of Alexandria Va, and the late
Mary Robinson Nelson
Funeral services at Second Baptist
Church. Third street, between H and
I streets northwest, Friday. July IA.
at 2:S0 p. m. Friends are invited to
attend.
KEEFE-Suddenly, on Wednesday, July
ter Of the late Edward and Margaret
Keefe, aged ffty-six years
Funeral from Lees chapel, 332 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, Fri
day, July II, at 10 a m. Friends
ana TeldIlNeS invited. Burial IN
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
owEN-On Wednesday, July u, 1911, at
$50 p m, at Guthrie, Okla, Mrs
NARCISSA OWEN.
SMITH-On Wednesday, July l2 1911, at
$50 a. m, at National HOMEOPATHIC
Hospital of .diffuse cerebral menIn-
gifts. Mrs FLORENCE NIGHTIN-
GALE KENDALL SMITH, aged
thirty-one years, four months and
six days
Funeral from IZ2s Fifteenth street
northwest, Friday, July H. at 4 D. m
Interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

James +. Rudd, p years, 1905 Z St ne
William a. Slater. q. 900 F st. NV.
William Kennedy, g. 1906 Newton St NV
Caroline O. Black, IS, Bls 18th st. nv.
Edwin J. Harvie, &C. 1914 R St NV.
Mary A. Furse, 20, 2s5 Olive st. NV.
Anna B. Berger, ], 65 X st. NV.
John T. Boyce, 81, U. s. Soldiers Home, d. O
katherine S. TaEenner. q l0le sth st. NV.
Emma A. Merzill, IS, I'LL Newton st. NV.
Lucinda Spnngmann, 81. 800 7th st.
Hannah r. Groomes. $, 1876 Kremer place ne.
Geo. A. Juenemann, months. 6islh Morton ct. ne.
Helen shuEart II mGrths Benning. ID. c.
James W. Hamin, II months 1sZ5 ~ 81.
C0LORED.
Richard Brooks, 81 years. Govt Hospital IsanA
Richard Young, 4, iZ2 Del ave. sw.
Anna Perry g. Washington Asylum Hospital
Joseph Williams. 9, 3F Warren St. ne.
James Herbert, G.. Washington Asylum Hospital.
Mabel Hicks months l352 st. ne.
Francis Miller. gmonths. 407 n st NV.
Robert =. Green months, rs Va. ava nv.
Infant Of William and Matte Jordcu. 8 hOura OH
Golden ST. sN.
Largest Morning Circulation.
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MARRIAGES LICENSES.
WHITE


Charles c. Miller. a. Of Kansas City. Mo, anc
Ruth c. Owen. Is. Of Baltimore, Nd Rev. B.
Chester L. Taylor. a. and AIlesn NJ wnliamsou-
., beth d Accotink. Va. Rev. g. J. . Hunnf
Raw h. Moore, 3, q csszde. Nd. and Ei.is
n. Harbansh. 8, Of Highheld. Nd Rev 6. IL .
Harry Ieyinsou. q Of steubenyille. Ohio, and
Beatrice IL Davis, q Rev. g.. slyerstone
Leonard W., Pritt q. and Alva O. stephenson
n, both Of Warm Springs. Va Rev .. J. .
Emsr '. Thompson. q. and Ess z Dsrcss. y
Rev. John Z. Briggs
coLoRED.
r Z. Williams = and Eii.shsth J. Smith. y
Rev. G. s. Williams
George A. Raymond. q. and Agnes Lgls. - ke,.
L j. 4. connoTs. =. and Manis Gaines . Juds'
II. JOKES. 3. ana spo.sie L. Ross. %. both q
Richmond. Va. Rev. W. Wesfay.
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SENATOR'S MOTHER DEAD.
Mrs. Robert l.. owen Dies from In
juries in Fall.

Mrs. Robert l.. Owen Dies from In
juries in Fall.
Mrs. Robert L. owen, mother of Sena-
tor Robert L. Owen, of Oklahoma. and
Maj w. o. Owen, of Washington, died
yesterday at the home of her sister in
Guthrie, Okla, from shock following a
fall, in which she broke her hip.
Mrs. Owen was born in Webers Falls,
Okla, in 1881, and later came East to
Lynchburg, Va, where she married
Robert L. Owen, father of the present
Senator from Oklahoma Mr.. Owen later
was president of the Virginia and Ten
nesse Railroad.
Senator owen and Maj. owen have
made arrangements for the funeral and
interment at Lynchburg, Va, which will
probably be held on Sunday.
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Condifion OF the water.
Special 70 ms washington Herald,
Hupsra Fern, w Va. July H-putomao and
ehnandosh r.sen hoth muddy this svsnine
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BIRTHS REEORrnD.

WHITE.
Frank II. and Lulu n. Armarmg. boz.
GeoEss 8. and LILLIAN Leonard. boz.
Jossph and Dora German, boy.
Hiram y. and Forencs 7. Darcey, girl
Simon and Ida Iacobson, GIRL
James r. and cathsrins L. Taxsunsrs ErL
Lewis Il. and Ida r. Russell, giri.
Joseph and Ethel GueSin. boy.
Frands \. snd Nargarst Cox. twtnA
Carl P. and Wilhelmina Freisheim. boz.
CoLoREn.
James ". and E1lA A. Yates. gi<L
David and Annie HsFrod. girl
Frank and OliFe JeIeE4eA boz.
William q Ard Ruth BoWie. b1y.
LGsis Ard NaeIfs Tnys0. bogs
The Washington herald., 1911-07-13
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Q. 8. peps. Of Agriculture. weather Bureau.

o. 8. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington, Wednesday, July Il. lsll-s p m.
The indications ere that the weather will be gener.
ally fair throughout the country Thursday and Fr-
day except that local thunder showers will continue
in the South Atlantic and Gulf States and the
weather win be unsettled In Tennessee, Arkansas
and Middle Plains States.
Moderate temperatures will prevail IN all districts
east Of the Rocky Mountains during the next forty
eight hours
The Washington herald., 1911-07-13
Temperatures in Other Cities.

Temperatures IN other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twenty-fouK houn ended
at s D. m. yesterday, are as follows9
The Washington herald., 1911-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia. wsshirgton. July 10, lsil-
An examination win be hsld by the United States
CiFil Service CoSnmissiou AUGUST 4 lsll. 10
establish q List Of elebles for appointments a.
sanitary and food inspectoD In the service Of the
Health Department. District Of Columbia. Applica-
tions must Be fled With the Secretary 10 the Board
OF Commisslooers not later than July o. I'LL For
Applicatiou blanks and further information apply 70
the eecrekary tb the Board Of ConzEnissioneTs Dis
trics Building CUNO q. RUDOLPH. JOHN A
JOHNSTON. wM v. JUDSoN, ccmuis:.onsEA
d. O. HlSdSs
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Local Temperature.

Midnight, n; a. m, q; 4 q. m, T5; 6 a. m, n;
8 a. m, u; 10 a. m. p; II noon, y; 2 p. m. 80;
{ D. m, S.; p. m, g.; p. m, 50; 10 p. m, "a
Maximum, SO; minimum. Y
Relative hunidity-S q. m, %; y m, ~; p.
m. 81. Rainfall Is D. m. to D. M. .os. Hours OF
sunshine. rs; Per cent Of possible sunshine. 81
Temperature same date last year-Maximum 81;
minimum, Il
The Washington herald., 1911-07-13
WHITE HOUSE FLY
BOTHERS ATWOOD
May Not Be Made Until Sat
urday or Monday.
ARRIVAL OF MACHINE IN WAY

VIII Not BE Here in Time
for Aviator to Make Trip Over
City and Receive Medal from Pre.i-
dent TO-mOrrow-Chamb of Conn
mcrce to Give Him Luncheon.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-13

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-13

vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NAT.
ural, nonslrgicel: cop. book free. Apply
for women Wednesdays at a:so ,. N.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-13
TIde Tab1e.

To-dsy-Hirh tids. sas 4 u. and sss1 ,. n. Low
tide. - a M and 359 y n.
Io-mouoH-His1 tide. s5T a N and le.Z p n.
Lon ti1e. "a : n and tsl p =.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-25
MoRTeAeEE's NOTICE OF INTEN
TON TO FoRECLosE AND
OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

In Accordance with the provisions
of certain mortgage made by Kalei.
okamoku Anahu to w. r. Castle.
Trustee, dated August 81, 1904, record
ed Liber 259, page 421, now held by
John X. Kamanoulu as assignee,
notice is hereby given that the mort
gage intends to foreclose the same
for conditions broken, to wit: non
payment Of both interest and prin-
cipal.
Notice is likewise given that after
the expiration of three weeks from
the date of this notice, the property
covered by said mortgage will be ad-
vertised for sale at public auction, at
the auction rooms of James F. Morgan.
IN Honolulu, on Thursday, the 14th
day of September, 1911, at - noon
of said day.
Further particulars can be had Of
Castle & Wilmington, attorneys for
mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, August 10, 1911.
JOHN X. KAMANOULU,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
The premises covered by said mort
gage consist of:
A house and lot on Anahu Lane in
Kawaiahao, in said Honolulu, just
mauka of Hotel street, covered by L.
e.. Award 2G3 on which r. P. 4362 was
issued to Waiakea, the said lot has
front Of 60 feet on said Lane and
depth Of 60 feet, containing about 5000
square feet.
4ts-1S, rs, Sept, 1, s,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-25
OUT AT HALEIwA.

Polo has occupied the attention Of
sport lovers for a month. Golf will
have its innings later. The links al
Halewia lure the players from town
at a rate that is pleasing to the man,
agement of the well-kept hotel there
But golf is not the only Offering
made; the tennis court and a beach
free from coral puts the town affair
10 blush when it comes to patronage
by lovers Of the surf Haleiwa is the
ideal, and to paraphrase the advertis-
ing of a coast hotel is managed ION
the mistakes of the Others" Good
rooms, good meals and pleasant sur
roundings all contribute to the attrac-
tons of the place.