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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02
9nGaftfebtrbalter sins

Observation-Disclosures cine
beutfd1e grfinbung. Wie ss
nit 10 monhen GrfinbuHgen eebt -
man benfe nur an ben 1ernipreher--,
in Geutfhlanb iperben iie gemndt. tr'
laugen ober srit gsltuug, tDeHn iie BON
Nmeritn Iuntirt unD auseebeHtst iutrs
ben. 10 1T es auh NIT benz aHs hslse
untntk6rlihtn GiiIlfeDerbolitr gegans
oen. es In bas @erbisnft pts fennts
nibreihen sgelbbans. Dorauf hinGeipiss
ZEN su baben, bab ein 9eutf4er. Der
Mehaniter 5nelltr in seip5is. ihoH
1880 oiefes BerGth bem rtintentlegsHs
BEN Goeculo- fhenfte. CT iionnte Is
ReiIeIhreibfeber, unb pertGufie cns
Gfiid einftlieblin timer WtHingtnps
isI fir ben binisen grsis bon 10 Gres
Ihtn. Die aonItruttioH mar i'm Irss
IsntIiGen ibon bieGelbt tpis bente. Die
Reifeihreibfeber bsitanp Gus etIisr
I'D, periingsnben R0bre bon UlttaH
| nnb bcrn, bic am Diinnerm gnot biz
;roer, freilih cine poie, tfint Wetnl :
ftber. trug, am oidertn turh tizisn
einosfhraubten Gedel Dtrlhlcfien mar.
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DeraoIbeie pber sSrioiunftbsrn. abtr
aud bieTe 9erbeTerung riibri nitt pon
ben almeritdnern ber. DHn fhcn IN
Sabre 1924 lpnrbtn gclbene 1tosrn
neriuenoet. Rod I'm Sabre 1B4a
foante man ben GiinftotrboIier unite,
| hem Hamen .ftlbfsIhreibSnbs StbtrS
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MrnieHeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02
afeine pDliseimah hriGten.

~ Ter IS Jahre olts 2dprenes
Gornrrel, bon plenfaut Riose. &C.
ftdnb eeitern Der Rortpopber poli5ei,
bic ibn perbcfitt hattie, bnB er DOT einis
aen 9cqen aus Der Dobnuns bon Geo.
Qotpep, go. 2272 5ighIdno ApeHut.
perf9itbens S4Htudiadsn sntirenbet
bate.
Grdnt Cool, bon SO. 129 Wsit
n. 5traBe, msIbete esitsrn Der pos
Iisei, nab ihm aus feiner Mohnnng
feline golbsne 9afdenubr gsitcblsn
ipurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02
0 o b | ~ e { o ts.

9ic Gopingtrn Giiiee fur bes netn'
Cinmati gplfsblatt" befinoet ild I'm
tSeb1ube DO. 5O9-511 gtaSiIOH
aoeuuc. slusci1eu, Ntttbcilungen
nab geitcIlHn9cn irssnbluelher Art
ueroen bis 10 llbr abcuos oaiclblt
eutsesensrnOmmeu. SelepbVn SOntb
3254.
Sm gountpgerihte rpurcen qes
tern foIqenbe Seitameute etngeretdt
nno beItdtigt: Brent MarfbaIl binters
Idbt fetn TdmmtIi6es Gtgentbum iete
ner Shpefter Gtiiabetb Wturiboa.
Sie aualifisirte ols 4bminiitratortn.
2lbfadber iinb: Sugb GulOtlIe, Sr. i.
R. 4onfin uno gB. 8. aru'e. - per
mine @pttftdIt htnterIGBt threm
Go6n &uguit uno ibrer So6ter Gms
ma 9ottf6alt bic 6ausbultungsge9ens
ftdaee, etc. unb oas 5dus go. 70 pile
StrdBe gu qleihen 5beiIsn. Der Reit
tares 8erm0qens Fdlt aGen ibrer
8inbern 3u qlei6en 3bsilsu su. Sit
ernsnnt auguit 9ottihaIt gum Gre;
tutor. o1ne 8Hrgfhuft. abihdger IInf
Q. 6. Gee, 5raut Uteper uno Charles
u. s. 8alter.
- @runbeiqentbums msDerdnberungen
sSamss SO. aouie on Trau Sdmus
8sslanp, 2ot go. 691 in Siibsgrlan
qer, g1., 81. Gauru Rouie uno Gnpd
Houfe an gbp. :. 8pIanp, Got gSO
$50 in Glib Grlarger, $75. Gu
fanna S. 5apigbOrTt on gltfabet
Sotborcn, 2ot Ro. 6 uno eine Stret
Qonb In sSacOb unb Qoaiins aple,
Dipifion in &enton Co., $1,000. q. 9
Bpe6mer an g. 8. geiien, 3bstle be
Cots go. SO unp 72 in Der Suburbd
Some uno Ganb Sos llnterdbtbei
luna an Der Rorbisite Der Wopbtaip
Gpenue, 81.
Observation-Disclosures. 30. ?
Ri1er fir bic Grribtung efnes 5reil
hdufes auf Cots 91o. 156 unb 15
RdIlace 4oenue; $500. 6ano Wt
ano Cream gompann, etn5t6tises8dc
fteinoebdube fir milh Depot an b
Eiibpeft gde Der Carolina III
Goutbern 4penus; $4,000. - Stap
Qlunitpr SeiIer bert4tete, nab |
Ulondt 5e6ruur 8auerlaubniBihei
tpie folgt dusgeifellt fpurben: gd'
fteinbautsn S26.700; Srumebaut
$500; 5rameumballten $3.50. 8
9on3sn purben 19 Sdeine ausgeite
nRb $2500 tolsftirt.
GRIM Smitb ipurDe I'm Stat
seriGt tpessn 9btsraualerei um S
unp Rotten beFtraft unb 10 3aee M
bem Mrbeitsbaus eefanot.
Dolter gpflinger, RupmD
6einemann, Clan Robinfnn, Char
5oaan unb Wiais pofp<rs fpurcen b
gen 3erft0rung fremben GiaenthuI
In Mntlasssuit0Hb perisst. sic Q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02

Die br1uenben wcItsn. bic ii3 iiber
Der Qutberifhen Dreifnliiefeiis De-
meinDe sufummeHgebdIlt batten, ihets
nen Iih tpisbsr Dsrsiehsn su ipoIisn.
Die qtffern abeHb Itottgsbobte Ges
Notwithstanding ftono. ME pon
alien qnpeltnben perfihert tpuroe, I'm
frdfTsn G<ssnfus su ibren IeBten 8ors
adnaerinHen. cenn ss eing iibernus
rubig unb psrbdItniBmdBie burmoHiieh
au. tr1brenb tn ben pordufgegdngentn
@srfammlunesn bic gemiithtr ishr
fforF ouf chamber geplasi tpurtn.
Sas ;gdsii Der Weridmmlnns 1T cine
Qrt MlcFfenftinftanb. Die GhuLe
iptrD am tpmmenben Wlontog ipiebsr
erDfFnet, profeiIpr hndfeobe tc1rt.
penieIitng ssitptilis fpieber ols as1rs
troFt suriid nnb Der ourh be Reiiss
notipn pon aebrer 2uettr pofant ess
fporbene poiten III sbenfclIs beltst.
tpennIdon bic ssitsrn fir oieies Amt
oeudhts grneHnung Dorlaufrg oics
uur cine ismporar. III.
9ln Eiells pon 6errn Sutttr iplros
ndmlif 6err anrl 6cbnbdus lani
GsneinbebefhIub 3eittpeilig angtitellt,
| nod,bem er btrtits an btn lesten bsihtr
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Sohnhaus fcmmt nah Der AHgdb'
BON QoItpr DON Shli6tsn aus 6amil
| ton, g., lpo tr friibsr TN lthram
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BON aehrer 6obnbaus bef6loiien NOR
| ben srtl6rte fih bic gtnitiHbt aud
tereit. gsroFeFor bdfItebDes Ansrbis
fen onaunsbmen, rdmIiA bah e. ror
lauftn ,rieber als Gshrer tbntig len
| min bis es Der Gemsinbe eslnngsl
!, ift, einsH paiFsnb<n grias 5u fiHnef
Die gcttssbienite In Der gemeino
iperbtn porldufig chne qreeigtsl
itottfinben. bos 1eibt, es iptrben geld
. aentlid, Der Gjctiesbienite am6cnritu
! iorpohl tpie anh Bel BEN Dchionss@oi
!, tssbisnI.eH, bic iebeH Miitpod elben
I Biz CSiern itattFinoen, preDieien Dol
| oslsfeu iperben. 0srr paitor DO
& Ghlihien lit n1mIih bur6 bic aul
! ressnosn 9orlommniIIe Der lebis
+ Njode fpieber 70 isibenb nsiDorotl
! | bab e ouber Gtanbs in, prtbists
/ porsubtreiten unb pdItor 0otbfDel
! lDirb uidbt gum pr<oigsn bsrangt3Ops
i sptrbtn. obfmon er nnh ipis Dor Voift
h bon GdIihttn aHiftirsn ipiro, ben
IA Voiior bon Enlinitn ipiu. iuennftb1
Il Bet Anlihs IN, bab bHrH bic 81
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ssntidlsr a,ipnir.gtreiu.

geIeasntlih Der monuilihtH Btrs
iammIuns bes Geutf6en pipnisrpers
Gins, bic beute abeub In Der Central
3urnbdIIs Itattfinbet. bdlt oerr Gbsrs
Iehrer sJoT. Sreper sintn iHievehaHttH
@crtrag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02

riidtp,ifuns jsin.r sR.iisnutiOn bic
Osmeinbe iit1 aud NIT feinsr Gcrbts
runa besiiaiich pdItor @OeBpsifs
g1edot sunn prsbiosn nit ibm polite
einDsritauosn ertidrt bat, nisis Urags
pori1ufig Hiht fOrtireH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02

soum Gintr in sinsr Milliou 1T
frei pSn llnperbaulihisit, uHb bod
ntiB fan sin isber, odB Or. 4ugnIf
RDnia's 6ambureer 9ropfen oieieIbe
turirf un6 ben Tlasen tpieber lkrftlt
unb frdftigi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02
Mn, MRpntag
spirs bic GauIs bu antt. SrsitaI'
fiaI.its @eneinee spisber troHnti.

Die seItris. Notwithstanding
psrIisf duBsrit friebIid. - proftis
for 5adfeobs ipirO seitipeiIis tpisosr
unierrihttn. - Carl 5obHbaus dls
temperate 2sbrtraft psrpFli4iet. -
Sottssbisnit pirO pOrIdafis Obns
prebigt rattfinb<n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02
DeIlenae Aar DabtDa.

- Gns QeihenbegGngnib Der psrs
iforbensn frau wlorn W1erten faf1o
seneru DON Der 0obnung in 9dnton
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02
,,3abneil Der Ginoer. ("
MRS. WlNSLOW'S
Soothing Syrup

esats hffs sxsa1sntt psrssn
bel Sabnenbe,s 6im6ers1.
ns n<snktaf kas alnh.. erisei6t bxM So
Hs uub III 6as bsiss &sitteI aeseH 1ierseee
0iafanesuaxsis Geste tie Glel4A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-02
-tsefdafts. s.erBffnuns.

-tSe fdbaftss tsser5fiHnRs.
Bleireu SreEHoen nRo eS6nnerH snr geiaili,
cer RettEuabme bGB i'd Die 95irtbibaft oes
oarru 6tRneflen no. 6 SITE StFuRG
fnuiIlG ftbernomneH babe iifio aIetneR a1iHhfn
nm erftildflqc 9anre uno einen piLdillen sltun
iefbtref ipet6e Tim aefdaigeH 3ufprnd ertpfi
Richard DIbowaky, 6tsentbamsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
INCOME TAX PUSHED ALONG
Wagner Resolution on Order of
Final Passage To day.


Albany. July 1.-THE Assembly to-day
advanced the Wagner federal income tax
resolution by vote Of rs TO 20, the Repub-
leans voting with the Democrats for tho
measure being Colne. Murray Slvek,
Ward. Higgins. Goodman and Hoff There
was no argument before the vote was
taken. il being agreed 10 discuss II on the
order Of final passage tomorrow. This
debate. together with that on the Dill OF
Senator LOOMS TO abolish the State Court
Of Claims will probably take up the
greater part of the day.
The Assembly passed without debate the
hills Of Senator cullen providing for the
Improvement and extending of the water
front facilities I'm New York city, in ac-
cordance with A plan mapped out by Dock
commissioner Calvin Tomkins. One bill
provides for the incorporation of freight
terminal companies and the other relates
m the receipt, delivery and shipment OF
freight
The Assembly passed the two cullen bills
rroviding for the establishment Of In
creased terminal facilities i'm New YORK
CIV and permitting the Incorporation of
freight terminal companies. The Board of
Estimate and Apportionment and the DOCK
commissioner are to have hegulative poWe
over the new terminals
Assent lyman Boylans bill restricting
labor In mercantile establishments 10 SIX
DAYS a week was defeated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
FAVOR DUANE STREET SITE
Many Interests Represented at
City Club Conference.

conference was held at the city cluD
last night by various interests opposed and
I'm favor Of the city Hall site for the court
house Among those present were Job
Hedges representing the County Lawyers
Association. which has been I'm favor OF
utilizing city Hall Park for that purpose:
Albert s. Bard. Of the Bar Association;
Grosvenor Atterbury. of the American In
stitute Of Architects: George McAneny.
Borough President, and Robert 5. Binkerd
secretary Of the city club. all strongly OF
posed TO the StIlwell bill
The meeting was private. and nothing OF
tho result was given out except That It
was hoped the mon present would be able
10 reach an agreement within week along
the line of advocating the selection Of
site Immediately north of Chambers street
II is understood the plot OF ground is the
one known as the Duane street site
4 letter was read from the Mayor IN
u.bich he EXPRESSED satisfaction that the
meeting was 10 be held at the CITY Club.
In the corporate stock budget Just pun
lished II was mentioned nat Tour thlnss
should be taken up immaolately. ana the
matter of the courthouse site was ono or
them The document recommended that
thaf question be turned back 10 sub-com-
nittee with instructions 10 report on
July -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
IN FEAR OF FIRE AT SEA
Arabic's Passengers Scared by
Report That Striker Was Aboard.

Passengers on the steamship Ara bic, or
the White Star Lime. which arrived from
Liverpool yesterday, said they had been
under considerable strain throughout the
voyage because Of rumor that the person
or persons who started the series Of fires
In the vessel before she sailed had not
been discovered and was still on board.
There was false alarm of fire on Mon
Gay night, and. coming so soon after the
six fires that we're discovered aboard the
vessel at Liverpool, 1t caused considerable
alarm among the passengers. The fires
were supposedly the work Of striker. and
every man on the ship was on the alert TO
discover the man who was willing, for the
sake Of his sentiment. TO jeopsrdize the
lives Of hundreds Of persons
That the mar who set az least one Of
the fires was brought across the Atlantic
on the Arabic was the opinion Of many
OF the passengers and officers of the ship
The reason for this belief is that the last
fire occurred, II is said. when the ship was
lying In the Mersey and that no person left
the vessel after the fire was discovered and
extingulshed.
Daily and nightly patrols we're kept all
during the voyage, but not the least clew
~ the culprit was found The search will
be continued while the vessel is here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
WON'T SAVE CITY HALL PARK
Hammitt Says New Stilwell Bill
Is No Better than Old.
icy Telegraph TO The Tribune. !

Albany, July 1l.-Joseph Hamrritt. sec
rotary Of the Citizens Union. to-day issued
q statement in which he declared that the
New York City courthouse bill Of Senator
Stilwell, introduced last night. did not meet
the objections Of Mayor Gayuo- TO the
earlier Stilwell courthouse bill. which the
Mayor vetoed. He said that il would have
precisely the same effect as the earlier bill
that is to put the new courthouse IN city
Hall Park
THE bill provides" added Mr. Hammitt.
that unless a site is approved by the
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
within six months. the Courthouse BOARD
shall 60 ahead and locate the new court
house wherever it pleases But ths Board
of Estimate and Apportionment is not per-
mitted. under the present law or under this
bill. TO approve any site except as recon.
mended by the Courthouse Board The
Courthouse Board has already put itself on
record as I'm favor Of locating the court
house in City Hall Park and has recon-
mended the City Hall Park site 1t will
easily be seen that unless the Courthouse
Board changes it's mind on this 81 bject i
will not recommend any site cxcept In CITY
Hall Park, and at the end Of six months
II will have full power 10 locate the court
house in city Hall Park. even though the
Board Of Estimate and Apportonment has
steadfastly refused in the mean time TO
approve such location.
This new Stilwell courthouse bill is sub
Jet 10 all the objections raised against the
earlier bill which Mayor Gaynor refused
To approve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
nth AVENUE BILL PASSED
Although Denounced as Central
Grab Vote Is 20 to g.
NOW GOES TO GOVERNOR
McManus Leads Attack on Meas
ure Favored by Commits
sioner Tomkins.
lbs Telegraph to The Tribune J

Albany. July 11-Though II was de-
nounced as New York Central grab bill.
the McC1elland- Walker measure. supposed
to provide for removal Of the death ave-
nue. surface tracks, was passed by the
Senate to-day by a vote Of 20 TO Q. II al
ready has passed the lower house. This
Dock Commissioner
Senator NcManus began the attack on II.
He said II granted 10 the railroad company
In perpetuIty rights TO strip of land
under water sixty feet wide from I'D street
to Spuyten Duyvil
This is monstrous bill. he said. IT'S
nearly time for the people to call halt
and the Legislature to scrutnize all the
privileges the New York Central is grab
bing They are trying TO Grsb tho entire
waterfront from New York 70 Albany. The
people demand that we protect them from
the grasping hand of this greedy corpora
ton" He said II there we're any clause
compelling the railroad within definite
time n remove its surface tracks or pre-
venting the giving away Of rights in per
petuity he would not oppose the bill
But YOU" he went on. turning to Sena-
tor Wagner, the Democratic leader, would
not accept such an amendment, and the
railroad company would not accept II and
the city authorities would not accept II"
Senator Newcomb declared the bill
wouldn't solve the Eleventh avenue prob
lem at all He was as much opposed to il
as McManus Senator Griffin said II the
New York Central didn't draw the bill IT
was drawn In the interest of that corpora
ton, certainly not in the publcs interest.
Senator Wagner waxed indignant. and
said 1t seemed as II attempts were made
70 prove that the bills supporters were
working for tn" railroad company
Senators Rrackett and Human Republ-
cans. advocated the measure, as II provided
that tie railroad company must reach an
agreement with the Board Of Estimate, and
that body they held to be trustworthy.
Bracket praised Mayor Gaynor, to Senator
Newcorb's disgust.
We'll. If II gave 10 the Mayor alone the
power il gives to the Board Of Estimate.
said he, I'D oppose II still harder. for |
would not trust him 10 dispose OF the peo-
pies rights on the record he has made in
office"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
MORE OFFICES CUT OUT
Congressman Now Exempted
from Governors Primary Bill.
MEASURE IS REPORTED
Official Ballot Cut Out and Ref
erendum Vote to Abolish
System Added.
lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune I

Albany. July lit will take micro
scope TO find any direct primaries IN the
Governors so-called direct primary bill N
the Assembly Judiciary Committee does
any more pruning work on IT, Every time
the committee meets II cuts out from the
measure q few more offices 70 which II
might apply After meeting Of the com
mittee to-day Chairman Aaron J. Levy
announced that the bill was reported with
large number Of amendments, the prin-
cipal one OF which eliminated Congressmen
from the scope Of the proposed direct
primary. Under the measure now the only
candidates for office to whom the direct
primary IS applicable are Senators. Assem-
blymen. aldermen and councilmen
The official ballot Is also cut out under
one Of the new amendments leaving the
rules and regulations governing the pri-
mary ballots they now are, in the hands
Of the party organizations Assemblyman
Levy said that the official ballot was not
according TO the direct primary theory
anyway, and that direct primary advocates
agreed with him In this contention. He
didn't name any who agreed with him
Another amendment shows Boss" Muir
phys regard for direct primries even IN a
limited form. It provides that after the
bill becomes q law any political sub
division % the state at any time may sub
NIT to referendum vote of the people,
after presentation of petition signed by
five per cent of the electors the question
whether the direct primary shall be ahol-
ished or not In other words it makes a
sort Of a local option proposition out Of
direct primaries, and as the political ma
chimes of the two leading parties will un-
doubtedlv control the situation I'm most
communities they could abolish the direct
primary system before II had even a
chance.
After the committee reported this measure
Chairman Levy departed suddenly for New
York. The supposition here is that he was
summoned 10 confer with Boss" Murphy
as 10 whether direct nominations had been
reduced TO an irreduciblc minimum in this
measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-12
BIG WAVE PREVENTS RESCUE
Philadelphia Makes Heroic Ell
fort TO Save Girl Companion.

Auburn. y Y. July IA huge wave on
ovasco Lake swept Miss Adelaide Nc
Carthv. eighteen years old, and her cousih'
Edward George Burke. twenty-five years
old Of Philadelphia from the grasp OF res
cuers 10 watery grave early tonight
Burke. who was a good swimmer. had
battled for the life Of his companion for
half an hour and asspreparing TO hand
her 10 four men in A motor boat when the
wave swept them away. half filled the boat
s,Ienced the engine and set the craft
adrft
Save the girl. fellows don't try 10 take
mo i'm" shouted Burke. who was treadins
water with the girl in his arms. mo
ment later the wave blotted them both
from view Their bodies still lie at the
bottom OF the lake
Burke and his cousin who was niece
OF Mavor Thomas ONeill, were returning
home I'm canoe when d windstorm swept
over the lake and capsized their trail craft
Four young men who saw their plight put
out I'm the motor boat The motor boat was
washed ashore. after one man had been
compelled "a take to the water n prevent
II from sinking