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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02
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nas aus ben 6erren Nnton aempf.
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babe.
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bic Gi,nabrnen felt benz l. Juli 1911
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$lO94.02 unb BE Auseaben $3.50. 80
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S60.75 nnb bie Mussubsn $10.65.
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- Das grcbe 5ipeiitDdise StalIges
bGube bon Gouis Molff, an Der 3pei-
ten unb Glap Gtrabs Daptpn, iDurbe
seitsrn tur3 nah Riitas Elm Raub Der
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sinen iibsrbeisten Sfen, Der gum aos
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nubt iuirb. Der Shoben on Der Stals
lung unb Snbalt. elmer WOds Wdihe,
beirdst $500 uno mar niht burh Der
fiGsrung s.bedt.
gcIiseihef George Geitb:t BON
9elIepue berichteie 80 0erboftunsen in
benz Sabre 1911, unb Gsusrtuarbsn
Sbcmpion fieben Mldrmrufte
Sn GaDton brahen I'm Sabre
1911 pier5ebn Geuer aus. laut bem Be-
riht bes Jeusrtparosn Gugen SolIp.
Der IotaIperluit betrdet $6375. Die
nanptieuer lparen 1ieman's 9roeerp,
$500. Jreo. Martin's Wobnbous.
$1,000 unb WebFer's 5eu.r, $1,000.
Die DffentIitsn SduIsn Ron
Bellevue nnb Gantcn peroen heute
ipisber erDffnst.
- Der gsrIepue Shulrdtb .ripdblte
pasolb gum Qrdiibsnten uno Shuler
gum Gefrstdr. Der Dapton ShuIrdih
.rpdbIte Wegprmid gum prdfioenten
unS stimberIp gum Setretdr. Die ans
aeIssenbeii Der Grnennuns zines ShuIs
ratbsmitelieh fir Die 1. Warb tDuroe
benz SiabtanpaIt sur gntihsiouns
iibsrldHsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02

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berr Anton aempf bic Jnitaltring
Der Beomien por unb itnttete bsren,
rit ipi,bereripGblt porben rporen, fciuis
ben ausfdeibenbtn fir lire sstrtut
pflihterfiilluna ben befien Dont db.
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Joeob 5lid; DiseprGfibeHt: Anbp
sospf,r; prot. Getrsi1r: Geo. B.
,3iit; Gin. GstretGr: Sobn GMred;
ShobmeiIter: sSoeob 1rautb; arnns
itniommittes: Wdlentin Aubn .uno
anbn Mueit; 3ruiite oaf 3 Jobre:
Chris. Sads; Jabnentrdser: Wihasl
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peter Soans.
auf bic SniiaIliruns folste Elm bib.
fhtr aommers, bel benz e. tts bic
Wiitternahtsiiunoe gum Mufbruh ps.
bot, in sefpcbnt s.miitbIider MeiIe
hersina.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-02

Gie Gapiastpn Sifiee iar aas isis
rinuati &slfsblatt" beiiuSct jidj i'm
Gebaubs 90. 5O9-511 Waoiius
aScnae. auseigcn, Mittbeilunsch
auo Ssiirinnsen irgenSwelher Art
Derbsn bis 10 llbr aeenos oaielbR
eutaeaeuaenpmmsu. Sclepbpn Ssuts
1854.
R apor 3 bilipps ins 4m t
etngefiibrt
gppington lit ieit u9t Sabr.n pies
Der in 5Gnoen Der 0emotraten unb
tpuroe Der neus mapor 9eorg g. (pat)
pilipps geitsrn gormittag oereioiet.
Ter gerdumtge StuDtratbsiual, Der
hiibit betorirt mar, mar iton lange
Der Der s3eit Der 3eremonien big auf
ben lesten Plag sefiiQt unb mubt.n
Gunoerts i'm aorribor uno i'm Gel.
tengunge iteben, o1 tein 3utritt gum
Saal mebr mar, 9ldttpflans.n uno
9Iumenitrdube paren iiberau dnass
hra6t uno bate Das arrangements
Stommittee, aus ben 6erren Stepen :.
SlatsIp, Sohu S6lurmann, Games
Sutler, 6arrp &laene, ,Sames Ginn.-
gan uno Capt. Sohn 9. 9linbmspsr
teitebeno. Die lpeitsehenblten 8orbsr.i=
tuneen setrpffen, nm bic 3eremonie su
elmer mOsIihft feierlihen 81 e.IaItsn.
Fiir bic Damen, Die iebr sa6lrsih er.
ihienen paren, iparen grtra. YlGse re-
ierpirr. prof. @b. Shuefer's Srheitsr
fpielts einen Iuftigen Marih unb erSff-
nete 9oriiser Serr Jrant SobnIon NIT
elmer netten Iniprahe bic 9erfomms
lung uno ite1te Dann ben ausfheioens
cen Wapor Sohn s. Craig Dor. Der
bonn ieinem Habfolser i'm Mmte alIes
Gutss ipiinf6te. Gr bontte ben BIr<
germ fir Die gbrs, bic fie ibm aneeDei.
ben lieBen unb bds 3utrauen, oas Tie
Tim fhentten. Warmer Qpplaus fpurbe
tem Grs8iiraermeiTter 5utheil. polis
Seirihter Sobn gfeab Dersioigte bier.
cuff ben neuen gIreermeiiter gbilipps
nno folgie Itiirmiiher Qpplaus, als er
ben 4mtseib geleift.t bate. Sas Grs
usitsr fpielte bisrouf mehr.re gti.
dc, ndbrenb bic 4ntpeIenoen benz
neuen Wapor pbilipps ibre @ratulas
t;pnen oarbrahten. Der nsue GrstutiD-
teante belt hierauf cine G.be, in ber
er perfprah, feline 9flihten poa unb
gang gu thun unb ben 9irgern unb
Steuer8oblsrn eine serehte, umiihtigs
uno ipsiIe gernaltung gu eeben. Or
fprah bie 6offnune aus, bab beibe.
3Deiss Der StabtDsrnultuns ibu in
ftinen 4uiidten treu anteritiiBen
rShten. Gr fprad bann iiber bie
GtraBenbu6Hserebtfam unb iiber befs
iere 3uitdnbe in benz annettirten Ga.
fonia uno neriprah, aGes in fsinen
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erlanseu, um Die srOben 5euerDerii6e-
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HaniIton Mnseiaen, 2Dfal.Vstisen
unb Weuisfeiten limb nbSuaeben Gde
Ser. 4. uno Charles strahs. llnier
Mgsnf fir SanIiltou wobnt Ro. 3O1
seorS ssrout Str. 5rIepbon 2amiltus
f376.R. selcpbon nuisres Norrtipou
bsuten: 393x geG.
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unb Wsuisfeittn iiHo nbSuseben Gfe
ner. 4. uno Charles Sfrafe. lluier
Agsnf fir SantiItou mobnt Ro. 3O1
WorS ssrout Ctr. 5eIepbon Samilius
f376.R. Selcpbon nuieres aorreipou
| bsnten: 393X gea.
- Die Seuertpebr ipurne Sonntaa
Ibeno noh Der Wobnune pon s.
Seioler, 3 uno arh Strabe, serufen.
INN sinen Nsibnahtsbaum. u:lher in
grdno eerisib, su loihsn. Gin fhabs
BATTER Shornisein peruriahte Elm Jeus
er in Der Wobnune bss Detsitips De-
ter Setterih. $40. 119 9enningbofsn
apsnu.. - Die s5euertpebr tpuroe s..
fern Wittas nuh Der alsiberhanbIuns
Ron Ben sSoffs, Rc. 10 Rorb Gritis
Strabe, aerufsH, um sinen brsnnenbsn
Horb 4bfdIle, tpeltler burh einsn beis
| Ben Gfsn in gruno seraiben mar. 5u
l0iaen. 3err Soffe mar CUR 3eit b.im
Wit.asstiid.
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bon SObn Gibbon, BON Grforp. itarb
porsei,srn i'm Werep 5oipital an Der
Bruitfslsntsiinouns. i'm Iltsr bon 70
Sabrsn. Gle bint.rldbt sinsn Sobn
unb cine 5ohitr.
- Der 15 Sabre alt. Carlton Rp.
m.r. bon SO. 20 Rorb 8. Strabs.
ipuroe bsr poli3.i ais permibt gsa
meibst.
- Der Shulratb belt seiiernWlors
gen bi. erii. Beriammluns nit ben
neusrpdhlt.n WiteIisoern 6. .. Mas
th.s unb 6. 81. 5uiton ab unb ers
tpGblte Or. Dan Wiliiiin ipieoer aIs
prdiibent bes Shulratbs. Gborlts
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bali BON $50 ben Wonat. Die nahii:
rtpsImdbias 8eriammluns finost itati
am nGhiten Wouiug abeno.
- g3ioIu aueils, Die 8 Sabre olte
1ohier BON 5obn Dolbrih. Don no.
739 Glib 8. Gtrabs. iiarb eeftsrnWcrz
gen or Der auneensniSiiuouns.
- Die s}eueripebr lpurbs o.itsrn
Wpreen nm 10 llbr mad Der Mobnuns
Der GamiIi. bon Sobn Teininger, go.
915 Central ape., aerufen, no Der
ShornIteiu ausbrannte.
- Sbelbon u. Campbell, bon 90.
31e Roro 8. Strabs. bate porleste
Raht on Der Sneamore Strabs einen
ShIasanfal uno mubte nad ieinsr
Wobnuns sebratt iperben. Der 80
Sabre al.s Gr.is 1T In einem prstdren
3uiiano.
Der unbetnnnls Wlann, tpsldsr
am Tonneritas Mbenb in Der Hube BON
1uIenbaris Etoiion nit einem eebros
nenen Sh6bel eeiunoen uHo mad bem
bisiigen Wsren boipital esbraht ipurs
be. itarb eefiern WDrgen um 2 uhr.
obnt Dor Ieinem gobe sur 1eiinnung
su tommen. Der so Sabre aft. Wann
mar sin Griipp.l unb bate feline 90.
piere pber HrieFe. tpelts ieinsn Qus
men ober Wobnhort ange6en ionnten.
- 1riebsnsrihier W. 3. 5eboine,
tptlder felt 38 Sabren als Jrisbens.
rinier in Wibbletolpn tpobnte. bat iid
IN ben RubeitanD Suriidsesossn.
- potrid WoriaritD bon WihSles
toirH bot einsn bolben Silberbolfar
nit Der SubresSahl 1843, pelder j.st
ongeblih sinsn Wer.b bon $25. 900
bnt. Sbm iinb BON einem Wanne in
Cos MnssIss bafiir anssbiih $25. 600
ssboten.
- Mopor Siraub. ipslher borlebte
Witternnht Ieiu amt ols 8iiraermeis
fer untrai, fpurbe nit elmer erobeH
Mn5nN DIiidmiinfhe unb bsinobe sip.i
Dubenb Bcuquets unb Dlumenitiiden
iibsrbduft. Der ousfheibenbs Mopor
". Rotbnen tpurbe bon Der poli5ei nit
sinem groben bequsmen, nit Qeber ges
prIiter!en Gnnu!elituM befhtnfi, uHb
Rdpt. Ausuit W. WaarseDont erbieIt
gum 4nbsnien BON bem ieusrpehrs DE-
purtemsni eb<nfnlIs einen f16nen.
groben, nit Qtber gspoliierteH Geifel.
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1nrRiae 1iebe.

Nus benz S6dufsniter Der Gpiris
tnrienbdnoler WisIe Dros., Nc. 3O7
Msit s. 4pe., tpurbsn bon Di.kn, bic
bic Sheibe 5ertriimmert batt.n. srpons
sig AHcrii!oIden Whisssp ssitobsen.
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in bisfiser Staot
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aentudp, oeren 8iirssr fir GOmmif>
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geitern 8ormitias Die neus Stabtpsre
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acknowledgements Der biibih
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The Dog Law.

There has heretofore been no question
that the law in force in the District re-
quires the payment of a license fee for
every dog of which ownership was
claimed or acknowledged, whether the
animal was permitted to go at large or
was kept on a leash or within the prem
ises Recently, however, the Police Court
has held that a dog owner keeping the
animal within restraint is not compelled
to secure a license. This ruling seriously
affects the Districts revenues from a
source heretofore an important factor in
the maintenance of the police and fire.
mems pension fund, meagerly supplied
as 1t is. II the law Is thus interpreted
and the Interpretation stands the reve-
nues of the pension fund will be SO de-
pleted. even with the pending Senate leg
islation enacted into law, amended to in
sure a nominally adequate fund. that de-
ficiencies may occur periodically. But
apart from the police and firemen's pen
sion fund it Is questionable whether this
ruling should be allowed to stand. II It IL
sustained by the higher courts on appeal
recourse should be had to remedial iegis-
lation to give the Commissioners unques-
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for the houses to adjourn for the session
simultaneously. one of the two houses
often taking three-day recesses when no
business is on the calendar and holding
itself thus in readiness to act in concur
renee with the other chamber when the
business upon which it is engaged is con-
cluded. Advantage has never been taken
of that clause of the constitutional pro-
vision which suggests that either house
may, with the consent of the other house
adjourn for more than thre days. This is
a matter of Interpretation. As the para
graph reads it is d prohibition. but 1t
carries its own alternative possibility.
Mr.. Underwood now suggests that II the
House should impeach Judge Archibald 1t
might adjourn. with the consent OF the
Senate, to a fixed time or an indefinite
time, while the Senate proceeded with his
trial The House might later reconvene
for a continuation of the session or 1t
might, all legislative business having been
completed, remain out of session until
next December. This, of course, is con-
tingent upon the consent of the Senate to
such a procedure, which is without prec-
edent The refusal of the Senate's con-
sent could hardly be interpreted as con-
stituting disagreement with respect
to time of adjournment" such as section
3 of article = of the Constitution speci-
fies as authorizing the President to inter-
vene to adjourn Congress Ito such time
as he shall think proper" Thus an eff
fective objection in the Senate to House
adjournment pending impeachment pro-
ceedings in case such should be instituted.
would compel the House to remain tech
nically in session during the weeks neces-
sary for the trial of this case, with three
day adjournments. perhaps, to comply
with the letter of the law.