davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-13
HOUSES TO LET.

A SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath, hot
and cold water, nicely papered and
painted House is st AS New Pruns-
wick Ave. Inquire Fraser Bros,
'a-tQ--C
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-13

LOST-Ladies' hand bag with sum Of
money. Return to 100 Smith
street. Reward.
1~3641-12-12 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-13
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

BOY, II, would like to learn carpen-
ter's trade, to start in at once In
quire G.. Harmseh; SIS State St.
12-11-9t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-13

GIRL WANTED to do light homework.
Apply Mrs. j.. A. Sexton, Broadway
and Main at., South Amboy, N. j.
@~ri "% 13618-12-12-6t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-13
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

GIRL WANTED for general house
work. Inquire 48 Gordon street.
13560-12-11-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-13

GIRL WANTED for general house
work, 10 washing. 2sS High st.
w." 13617-12-12-2t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-13
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE LIGHT warm room; reason
able. 129 State st.
13436-12-6-Fri&Sat-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-13

If you are paying less
than our price you are not
getting the Best Butter.
You are receiving an in
ferior grade. A ID. ........
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-27

30 SUB an Der anollmann Mpenue. ST.
Union Gapinss Rsaltp 60. an ste
pben Ritter. Got 158 in Der Rortt
College 6ill unterobtbetluns. 81.
5urrp s. 9oesman an Gannie 6
oigDon. 30 SUB ON Der Grotpn 4ps
$1.00.
Sobn Sabsr an g. 5. Gnan, 45
Sub an Der glenpap gpenue. $3.50
Mm. s.. 8uder an Ghos. Mbanls
100 JuB an Der Wanns 4penne. ST.
aaib. 6. Ropan an Gmmd Rduen
90 Cub an Der Rob Ipenue. 81.
aeonbnrb Bauer an 8apio 8rehn'
cine Got ON Der Mlanfielo Ipenue. 81
ireb. Gidhoff an Ssnrb etdbott
cine Got in Settion % bon Shmn,ss
Sp. 81.
Union Sapines Realtp 60. an Ybl'
lip R. 9reendn, Cots 692 uno 693 n
Der Wortb College 5ia llnterdbtbei'
lung. 81.
II. 8. 9innsp an 5reb. Sismann
cine 2pt an Der 2tntpoob Hoao. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-27
2nbmis 8lenfer.

Der 81. JuIi erinnert, ols SdtulGrs
tag bes 9eburtsbdtumA, an Gubfpig
glenter, einen M6tunbpisrsigfr. Der
namentlid i'm baoiihen aufitanoe uno
nnh isiner emigration audi i'm noros
cmerituniihen giirsertriege cine bers
porragenbs RDlle ssfpieli bat. 8Ienier
mar ein geborener Wormfer, erlernts
nah bem 8eiune bes Gnmnaiiums
ieiner 0aieritont BET einem Sbeim Sli
areusnah bas GolbnrbeiterbanoDert.
unb beludte bann bif polniehnii6.
Sd,lile in Wfiiluten. Segen Den
Wunid1 ieiner Gltern aing er IN BEN
prunipon ouseeitniteten ulanenregis
ment, bas ben gum R0nig Der 5ellsntu
errpdbIten baperiiden Brin5en Sttr
beeleitste, ndh GriehtnIonb; 1887
abtr mubts er infolge Der Grbebune
Der Griefen gegen bic rBnpureie'
belIas perloiIen unb erhielt ben ebren,
pollen 4bihieb. Qah turSnn Aufent
bait in Miinhen, ipo er Wlebi5in 5u
ftubiren begann, unb in Dnrmitcb
sriinbete er auf Munfh fenes Dateri
| in Worms cine Weinbunblune uni
lebie In bisfer biirserliheH 9bGtislei
nit Der ir.fflihen unb fhonen 1chiel
bes Guperinxnbenten 2lue In a0tbel
ptrheirotbet bis gum Sabre 1848
nun lpdbI!e ibn bie Wprnier 1urser
ipebr sG ibrm Sberiten. Die grob
Mebrbeit Der giirserfhofi tpollie ibl
aum BHrQsrmeiffer, bod Deriagte in
folse bon Ginflitsrungtn Der Gegsn
portei bas ipnit liberult Wiini!triur
Scup bic Befdtiguns. DRftr Wiber
folG Der IGN i1uer trdnsts, beran
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-27

labte glenter jsbt gum Nnfhlufe an
Die btmptratiihen RabitaIen. Bel
Musbruh Der buoifGen Nufitanbes I'M
ndfFfen Sabre nabm er nls 5iibrsr Der
rbeinbeiiihen unb pfdlSiihen Jreis
ihaaren bnran tbetI. obsIeih er ben
unaliidlihen 2lusgang bes nnierpabs
mems porausiab. gfm 10. Wsai 1849
bemdhtigis 8Ienfer iit Guotpigsbas
fens, am IL. befebte er Morms itfb
in Der Nuht gum 20. linternabn er
einen 9ngriff auf 2anbuu, Der dlIers
binas mibidng. 9arduf Iieferte er
ben anriidenben prsubifhen 5ruppsn
Elm 0orpoitengsfeht BET 8obenhttm.
Da CT anislineen nitt gu oeden bers
mphte, soa or fih BON bort ohne 8es
feht suriid. 0daeeen pertheibi1ie tr
pdbrenb Der @efe6te an Der Wlurg bic
pciition BON GernsbaG nit schroeder
Moht. 4ud bic 0sensr riibmten
gIenters gntfhfofenbeit uno 3dhigs
felt. NIs bic Sahe bes goltes psrlo=
rem mar, glsane es feiner dufopfsrns
ben Gorge. feline 3ruppe sltitlih in
bic ghipeis gu fiibren. gluf allen bic
fen 3iigen bate ibn feline Satin mus
tbiq begleitet. Sein gintreten fur BIZ
Sahe Der 1emotratie uno Rsidspers
iaIfuna muBte sr auber bem 9erlnii
Der beimatb aud NIT 3trriittung isi'
nes GeIhdfies biiBen. auh aug Del
Shnsis ausgefpiefen. siRg glen'sr
fuie piele onbere syreibeitst1nlpIer je:
nsr 3eit nad Rorbamerita. 3unat'i
hetpirthFhaftete er msbrere Sabre lang
tine Sarm i'm Iodlano Gpuntn, be-
rem antouf ibm iein Sdpk9erpatel
ermDalitt bate. Ginise Sabre fphtti
lebteglenser pprnthmlih In Rem 0ort
Rad 9lnsbruh beg 8iiroertrieaes Bill
Sete er 1861 cir sSaaerre1lment on:
Deutiden. Seint 9apfsrteit, llmiih
unb arieossrfabrung trugen thn jt
bod fhcn baIe bic Stellung nls gri
! qaoeaemrois sin. Sn bisier Gharg
seihnete iib gIenter i'm islben 5abr
in Der Sd!nht Bel guI 9uns no
mcntlih bnrd, geit)idte iii,o ipohlge
Iuneene 9sdung bss RiidSuges aus
ebenio errana er iid) beionoere Cor
beeren 1862 6ei 8rob Seps. Dpd
idon i'm ateihsn Sabre legte sr pni
Gommnnbo nieoer, neil er infcIge Dol
| mon6erlsi gsrunelimpfungtn. befon
bers ipeesn dngebIider Ratlafisteitsl
| i'm @srpfIeeungsDeien, uno infcls
Der Sirapossn bss 5slblebns -sr
tranfte. Sd)on AM 81. Stiober fS6,
srIog sr ieiutm 2tiosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-27
Gtucinnuti, 26. Mug.
Rene oppot tbeten.

2ouifs W. 5rusbe an Weitpooo
Someiteob so. $4,000.
Wiliam WarD on Wiami 5oipnlhtp
9. uno 6. go. $3.50.
Spbn ulIri6 an Columbia .. nno
g. u. So. $500.
anfon Wcsinnsp an 2incoIn 3. u.
go. /. $1,000.
Caroline u. sSobantses an Carthage
g. uno 6. u. $2500.
Caroline u. Sobanisss on Gli3d
miIIer. $500.
sufr,o 5airbsab an abois 3. GIdrts.
$1,000.
Scbn R. mc8pron an WiIforo g.
unb 9. So. $500.
Gbnarb !. Saslin on 3nDlite Waro
3. uno &. 60. $4,000.
Senrn Shuh ON Brighton German
gont SO. $1,000.
Ralph 8. Hetpepmb an Spring
8rope apenus 6. unb .. 60. $450O.
Ben Strp.bsr an WeTt Rpr,poob 3.
uno 9. So. $1,000.
@ilforo 6. Satbnpun on 6. 81.
gsdmon. $1,000.
@lsnn Wl. gopb- on WabiIon 9. u.
go. 2. S2750.
Qouis gaIaneer on bisfelbe. $3.50,
2lnua 8. aitile on bisieIbe. $500
Marp 9efd On 5pbs part Q. unr
9. 60. $500.
Dm. @osbel on Wo3art 6. unb 3.
60. $1,000.
Barbara aiit on bieIeIbe. $3.50.
CD. s. 6uaeuftmiot an pppIar g.
unb 9. So. $500.
Ct. 5hereid Some for TIE 4geb an
W.itsrn dnb Soutbern 2ife Sni. Go
| $4,000.
2inbo g. Ssrobino an /. Rdt. 9
unb g. 60. $500.
2eonarbo 9iIibsrti an R. griseo
$50.
Dm. ). Roof an SOf. o. Maibias
SITS.
Sobn 9. Risienbed an gertbc
Waber. $4,000.
9stiIgts Sppptb.tsr.
Charles SD. M,ber on Scbn S6u
bert $1,000.
Wurion 9. Trah on Spme CAB
ines 9nnt 60. $500.
amanba 9sb an 6. u. Nents
5000.
Dm. I. Seinsmun an gborles W
glod. $500.
gbds. Rift an MO3art g. unb 9
60. $1,000.
gbas. Meiu'nmiit on Spcomor
ctr. 3. u. $4,000.
Gilbert g. good an ). 6. gspia
1892.
glnna so. gibion on SbeIbo'
ports. S95.
eSobn .. Rieienbed an @eft Stl
| glo. 2 g. unb 9. 60. $1,000.
/ Jrnnt Sorsel an mabiion Q. .
go. 2. 1915.
| Dapib G. Gr.eb an bi.f.Ibe. S200f
/ Frnnt 4nolb an Granoes arnoli
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-27
Gruub.is.HtbuHs uebertrasung.ll
Gintinnati. 26. aus.

sbomos q. 5udstt an 5uso GiHs
Ter, 2pt q in Der gelnssGihltr Hn=
tsrabtbeiluns. 81.
Wldrp gsnosr an 0eoree V. Benosr.
Is bel 81 SUP on Der Sueleite Der
Bauer Qpenus. 81.
albert q. Glart an Samuei y.
Sutpbin, 9bsiI bon Got 226 in GraDs
forb unb gIart's llnterabthelIune in
Slenhals. 81.
amunbu Ssb, Dur5 ben srriff. an
ssohn llIri6, Got 10 nuf bem plane
g in 6. 2. 9urpin's Rahlab.
$1,000.
Glisu WiQsr an Caroline ". So
bdntaes, Cots S83 unb 884 IN gofins
ger unb 5optins' oierter unisrabtkIs
luna in Glmppoh. 81.
4beldibe 6. Grap an 4lfreb Jair'
b.ab, Got 66 in 5soge's absiiion 5u
Rorpopb. 81.
2.opolb WulIer an Minnie WSbnsr
Got 10 in Dm. g. Suns llnterabs
tbsilung in Clifton S.isbts. 81.
syrunt R. 5snrp an pbilo 6ouie
Cots % unb 27 in 9. g. Carpenters
5tpeitsr llnterabtbsiluns In ploinpilIe,
$1.O0.
aatharina anapp an 5tnrp S6uh
80 bel 10 SUB an Der Horbieite bel
Denhum Strabs, 80 CUB Ditlih Dor
Der Qinbsn Strobs. 81.
Sbd 9. 2usbbing an Ralpb 8. Rstp'
comb ii. 4nb., Got A in ber Wdlnu'
6ius Spnbitnt unterobtbtiluns. 81
:. M. Snpbsr an Glenn M. Bopo
Got 13 unb gbeil BON Got IA in bel
linterabtheiIunq BON u. 6. 9rombIe's
Rahlab in Wobiionpille./ 81.
auIa M. Gtnoslep an O. W. 9osl
u. anb.. 30 Bel 175 SUB an Der ROrb
feite Der 9rambls 4penus In Wnbifcn
bile. 81.
| mm. 3. Sfaucion an Cha groipn
cine Got an Der 4ponbdIe Npe. $225O
Gna 9rpipn on 2elanb O. Banning
elm. Got an berieIbsn Apenus. 81.
| german g. @pebsf an 9beD. Nie
| Itsnbers, cine Got an Omenn pIoes. 81
| eugene 6. poeien an Wn. Doebel
80 SUB on Der Jdirfielb 4Dsnie. 81
| gbas. aiit an Barbara Riff, Gin
Got an Der Dane strdbs. 81.
/ Mwanba 9. Qnberfon an Gb. .
6ugenfhmibt, elm. Got on Der aerpe
Mpenue. 81.
/ Jobn Z. Gonmap an Gee. Gtoubs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-27

a1tunsspoller TbeilnabHs iberbduft.
WaiiIi unb Msarie nahmen ibre
GdFe am 4rm nnb fiibrten tie IN BEN
neuen Nnbau lumber, mo I1opta ntdhf
miibe ipurbe, bic fhDne Gtnrthtiii1g
su bepunbern uno fi6 iiber bie mnfter=
bafte Sronung unb Rsinlihfeit gu
freuen, bic Marie iibernll. IN Der Fuhe
tpie i'm aubitaae. unter Dem 5eoerptsh,
70 ipie unter ben pisrRinigsn aolonts
| ften aufreht belt.
Batter Sutoff febrts ndd etnsm 4nfs
entbdlte bon mebreren gDohen noh
preludi 3uriid, unb brahte istnen
ainbern bort Die ertpiinihte Rahriht
BON Der 3ufrisbentsit uno benz Glide
Der 8erbannten, bic, nit Iusndhme
Der ItuIbebriidten Qnna, taum fiibls
ten, bab fie, auf 0ber Stsppe auss
aeIebt, ibr leben fir INNER Der Gnts
bebrung uno Der Irbeit lpeihen muBs
ten. llno 9imitrn fam bierin einen
nsuen 8eleg su Der unumit0blihsn. tie
fen Wabrbeit, baB bic Wtenfhen oas
8lud peraebens in GuBeren 8erbdlts
niIien Iu6en, es obsr ieibit i'm Glenoe
uno in Der 9erbannung ni9t entbebs
rem, penn Iie es nur i'm ei9ensn guien
trager.
g hIub.
Gen foloenpsn Dinter perbrahtsn
| Timitrn unb Ndbeiha in Der Heiiber3,
tpobin aud Sutoff feline Stnosr beg!eis
tets, Inn iein Sous, nit IIiem tpas
barin tpar, benz treusn suoenbtener
| Sarha su iiberaeben. NaDsi6a tpuroe
Bel Sofe pprgeitelt, uno ihre etntots
Wuroe unb onmuthioe 9eitnioenbsii
erntete aud bier, fpie iiberau, ben
tpoblperoientsn geifan. Sis aIGn3te
BET alien SDffsitsn ols critsr Stern;
bennoh iebnte Iie iih bduftg nab ihs
rem i60nsn 2anbits 4reIudt 5urud.
pobin Der nd6ite 5rub.jng lie fptsoet
fubren iollts.
9lLs Der Shnes esIhmoI3en Dor, Dill
iunoe GrDe ii6 fpieber nit brdutIiden1
Grin oeihmiidt bate uno Die eriter
Qeraen lire SubsIbnmren in bic blnut
2uft idmstisrten, rii';tten lid Oi'
mitrp unb gtobeida. benz JriibIing'
entqegen gu 5iebn.
aurs Dor ibrer 2ttrsiie truf cir
, iatpars qsiieaeltsr grief bon Del
StruftoIonie Elm, Der bcn fbon lang'
. befiirtteten goo anna Simpnopndi
anseiote; benn ibre &rGi;e ipareu 5u
iebsnos bingsitnunoer uno sir ihlei
. henbes, IhmerSloIes TiebeS. bate ii
urpsrmertt BEN 8rabe 3uaefiihrt.
9as tpiIbemp0rte Sey} bate enolid
.. bic Rube aefurben, Die ss i'm 2eber
psreebens geiuht. Cir tleiner 9rab
biiueI nit griinem Roien beoedte nui
biefsn ftiirmiitsn Sro:er. uno oi
, brennenbe 2apa heiBeeiubltsr Seelen
ftmer3en mar auf INNER eelOitt.
i 8imitrp msloete ip9!sih Der ge
borbe bieIen 1obssfaIl, oer bem 0ottel
Der 8erurtbeiltsn bic Trsiheit tpieber
; oab. 9urtb beTonbsrn Ginflub seIan
es ibm, woIiIi aud BON ben Wiilitdr
. pFIi6ten frsi gu MAIDEN, uno aIs bi
gegnabiouno aug Der Rerbonnuns I'M
, Der 2lbftieo aus Der Tienitpfliht aus
; gefertiet tpareu, leete 9imitrn 8eibe
: in Elm 9upert, unb fiigie nod cine gs
ffalluno hin8u. Die ben brapen Wdiil
su einem 9ernoltsr auf bem Out
!, preluti ernaunte.
Gnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-27
0oetbe nnS bic Tier Weime.

Das Sabr 1911 Bat betanntiih els
nen ebenbiirtigen 8orgingsr in oens
Ielben Sabre bes poriaen Sabrbuns
berts oebdbt. Rein Osringerer als
9oetbs, Der sinsn sutsn 5ropisn mob!
al piiroieen peritnnb, bat oieien
l811sr ssprisIN. pie mir in i.insm
gsitt ilber cine rReiis an TbetH,
Woin uno Redar in ben Sdbren 1914
unb 15@ lsfsH. Infang September
1914 mar or quf ieiner Reiie1 bic
BON %. s5uIts Dis gum 27. Sttpber
oauerte, nah Rihesbeim eetommen
unb bate fsin .auge ar ben unitdss
barren Meinbereen gstpeibet. Dab or
es ober nidpt bel einem IugeRihmcus
beuenben lieb. betpeiien ieint Mcrte:
.glun mubte benn fpobI i'm Qngeiihi
70 pieler Rebbiigel oes gilfers geeod,t
tperben. Gs 1T nit bieiern Wtln fpie
nit nem Vamtn zines grobtn nnb
tpobltbGtigen Rssenisn: er tpiro ieber'
sei. eenannt. penn auf etfpos Bors
siialites i'm Qanoe bic Reoe tommt;
ebenio III aud elm sutes Weinidbr
| in aler Wlunbe. s}ernsr bat btHn nuh
Der Gilfer bic 5aupieigenidoft bes
srefflihen: sr III suglsit tDitlih uno
reihlih." llnb on dnDerer Ssslls
inreibt er unter nsm 5. September
| DON Sberingelbeim: .Wan bdute ionit
bier nur tpeiben Wsin, ndhber nber,
| in Rahdbmuns uno Radeifsruns pom
gihmonnsbduien, auh rotben; man
riibmte esfTen Dor3iiee, oh man nits
oleid, nit leinem rotbtH gilfer mehr
oisnen tonnie; mir lieben uns buhsr
ben peiben senannieH Sobres pobl
li4meten."
| Qlxr aud In gebunbener Sprods
bat goetbe ben gIfer perberrliht. nnn
AMOR in elmer beiieren Gofel., osren
| Sriainal bes Gebihtes fih I'm gefis
bes Genators gulemonn 3ii 61nnoper
b.fanb, aus bem e erIt 1868 In BIZ
Geffenilihteit gtlnnste Der 6erGuss
oebsr beiIelben In Der 5empeliGer
9lugoube, nerr bon 2oeptr. bat es be,
Iorm unb b<s Snhdlts pessn IN bua
| sShnienbub@ bes .Weitoitli6er
Dipan4 einssreibt. cine Sammiung
lfir bic gernbe bic Rbeinreiis ein.
. rsid,e ausbeuie brahte. Gs lautet:
$40 man mir Ont's srseisi. ii6erdII
g III cine G!affx eilfer.
, Qlm Rheiu un6 Uioin. I'm Vedartbal
Wan bringt mir Idhelnb GiIfer.
, lInb nennt gar rnorhen brdptn Wnnr
l0isI feltner aIs ben Gilfer.
Sot er Der Wenfdbeis ipobisetb1n,
Sit INNER nod tein gilfer.
. Die guien sJiiriien nennt man 10
! geinnbe tpie ben Gilftr;
/ Inns mndxH ibre Ihdien frob,
Gie lebsn bod i'm gilfer!
! limb mdnfkn H1mtn nsnn ih lei8,
|, Gtil fh5ppslnb meinen giIftr.
II Gle irsib es, ptnn Is niemnnb tpeib
! | Do ,d5nedt mir erit ber Gilffr.
1 Non meinen Qiebsrn fptehtn
. sfnft riibmlin tpit pom Gilfer.
J limb Blum uno 3ntige brehen lie,
{ lWsih fr1n5snb unb ben Gilfer.
i Dos olles mar eth gr6bres Sell, :
/. I'D tbsiIie g0r ben Gilfsr
: 9la1m 0ofis aud nlr ieintn 9beil
i limb fhliirfte NIT ben gilier!
: Drum cir i'd In bns pnrdDies.
} lNao Itibes rie nom GiEfsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-27

Die gIdub'Mn trinten! Sci e llB
Der simmelspein, isin eilfer.
eefhpinbe, 6afis, ellie bin,
Da itebt Elm RSmer eilferl
Die Dirtuna bes 1S11er iheini
bemnn6 ieine gsrinse auf ben srobsH
Sfbmpier sstpeien 5u fein, ipenn er
ben neutrality-suspicious. 5u folhsn
Dortsn. beseiItern tcnnts, Elm Grnno
mebr fir bic ngiahfdbren" oss 70.
Sabrbunosrts, benz 1911er bic slethe
Ghre onauthnn.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-17
DEAD LETTER SALE
CALLED A LOTTERY
Indefinitely Postponed by Postmas-
ter General Because of Attor-
ney Generals Decision.

The annual dead letter sails held by the
POst-office Department to dispose Of un-
claimed packages was indefinitely post
poned yesterday because of the decision
Of Attorney General wickersham that the
sale as held by the government was a
lottery.
Several hundred bargain hunters who
were on hand to bid for the packages
were disappointed. Several months ago
local merchants protested TO the depart
ment against holding the sale before the
Christmas holidays on the ground that II
injured their business, and also was In
violation of the lottery laws.
Mr.. Wickersham has upheld their con-
tention, and 1t is likely that the sale will
be conducted so as to eleminate the lot
terry features.
The amount of merchandise from the
Dead Letter Office already in the hands
OF the auctiOneers when the Postmaster
Generals order pOstponing the sale was
received aggregated $1,000 in value. There
were 5000 packages, each containing
several articles.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

VIII Park-Clara \ Marden ct Tir to Mrs. Ira
Hannah. lot o. square tSs. SN.S. same 70
George W Browne. lot S. square 4lA, Sss.l2
Buzzard's Point SouthWest-RObeH l.. Montague,
trustee to Mary p Sullivan, original lot l,
square south Of square CO..
Chilum Castle MsnOr-Iames Miller ct ux, to
Charles W. Miller. part Of Chilum Castle Man
or and all lot l. $40
Eleventh. and Streets NorthWest-JOrdSn Co
to Julius l. Peyser. part original lot 5 square
a4 SIC.
IlO6 q Street NorthwPst-Julius l. Peyser e ux. to
Annie T. Mcqueen. lot }, square 81, SO.
Petworth-Riclard A. Curtin, trustee, to Annie Z
MCQUEEN lot q. square D2l, $40.
u Street Northwest between Seventeenth and Eight
zenith Streets-Natalie PeyseT to Annie +. Nc
Queen, lot IS. square 80. SIC.
aS5 X Street Northwe--NiriRm Peyser ct al to An
ME f. Mcqueen lot SO. square TO- SO
First Street Northwest. between p and Q Streets
Walter S. Brady 1t uT. tn George H. Laleger.
lot lss square So SO George H. Lalsgrr ct
ux TO Glenn W. and Catherine E. Ashley, sams
property. SO
sos Tenth Street Sorthvsst-Willism A. Dumer ct
ux to Sue r. z. DOmer part original lot Z
square 5S, SO
The Washington herald., 1912-12-17
GETS ALIMONY OF
$1,000 PER MONTH
Mrs. Bernice G. Heinze Gets Decree
and Settlement from F.
Augustus Heinze.

Newburgh, n. Y, Dec. l6.-What is re-
garded as the second highest alimony
ever granted in New York State was al
lowed Mrs. Bernice G. Heinze when Jus
tice Arthur S. Tompkins, in Supreme
Court here this evening, granted her
decree Of divorce from her husband,
Fritz Augustus HeInse, the former cop
per king"
The court directed the defendant to
give his wife 81 ,OOC a month alimony and
also to pay the rent Of her New York
apartments, amounting to $253 a month.
until the lease expires. which will be
in about two or three years. Mrs. HeinZe
was also granted the custody of her
only child. a boy. and the father is to
pay for the education OF the boy after
he reaches the age OF five years.
Only one witness, a colored porter on
a Pullman sleeper. running on the Den
ver-Los Angeles division of the Union
Pacific railroad, was called to-day. He
identified a photograph Of Mr.. Heinze
and an unidentified woman. alleged TO
be Miss Lavelle, a chorus girl. lie tes-
titied that the man and woman had
travelled together from Ogden TO Los
Angeles on September sc last.
Benjamin F. Spellman. on behalf or
MITE. heinAe' presented aihudNiIS shO"lnB
default on the part of Mr.. Heinze and
stated that an agreement had been
reached relative TO the alimony and Gus
tody OF the child. When the terms of
the agreement were made known and
there was no contest on the part OF the
defendant, the court promptly signed the
decree.
Heinze did not appear at the trial here
to-day. At the hearing at Nyack on
Saturday he declined to give the name
of the mysterious woman in the photo
graph. declaring that to do so would in
criminate himself.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-17
DEFENDS STAND
IN RATE CASES
Interstate Commerce Commission
Replies to Charges of Railroads.
180,123 Casualties in Year.

A feature Of the annual report Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission trans
mItted to Congress yesterday is an an
swer made to the charge from railroad
sources that the commission has under
the authority lodged in it by Congress
made wholesale suspension Of proposed
increases in freight rates. In this con-
nection the commission says:
'1n the exercise OF its authority to sus-
pend the operations of new tariff sched-
ules. the commission has not understood
that It was the. purpose Of the provision
of section Is of the act of 1910 that as a
matter OF course all advance in rates
should be suspended; but upon the con-
trary has proceeded upon the idea that
1t was the purpose OF this provision that
it should exercise sound discretion in
these matters"
The report states that since December
/. 1911, the commission has suspended
tariffs in 40 cases and has declined 10
exercise this authority with respect to
proposed changes in liz cases where pro-
tests were made by shippers. Since June
Is, 1910. when the commission was au-
thOrized by the act approved on that
date to suspend new tariff schedules
been exercised in lSg cases.
According to the report for the year
beginning December l. 1871. the division
Of inquiry of the division obtained ninety
three indictments for offenses against the
act to regulate commerce. OF these
thirty-four were against carriers or car
riers' agents. fifty-four against shippers
or passengers. and FIVE against carriers
and shippers Jointly. The total assessed
as penalties in the cases concluded by
pleas OF guilty and by verdicts Of guilty
was S3H, 40. The penalties ranged from
a minimum OF so 10 a maximum OF
s., ,OOs.
The report says that the most impor-
tant single piece of work ever done by
the commission was it's investigation of
the express companies, and in this con-
neCtiOn says:
That investigation was conducted in
great length. in very great detail, and
with all possible thOroughness. As a re-
suit. il appeared that many Of the prac-
tices Of express companies were utterly
ineXCusable: that their methods were
archaic. their rates discriminatory and
unreasonable. The report of the COM
mission has worked a revolution and
renovation in the methods and rates of
express companies"
The summary Of railway accidents in
the United States for the year ended
June 90. 1912. gives some startling facts
relative to the enormous loss of lives on
American railroads.
The compilation Of the commission
shows that the total number of casual
ties for the year on steam roads to be
$50. 123. of which 1O,5S5 is the number of
persons killed. and l69,53S represents the
number injured. showing an increase of
1S9 in total number of persons killed and
i9 SO in the number injured.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-17
BALLARD FUNERAL TO-DAY.
Last Rites for GRIIaudet College
Teacher This Afternoon.

Funeral services for Melville Ballard.
of 621 Florida Avenue Northeast, one of
the best-knoWn teachers of the deaf in
the country. who was stricken with apo
plexy near Fourth and L Streets while
out walking last Friday afternoon and
died Sunday at Casualty Hospital, will
be held in the chapel Of GaIlaudet Col
lege this afternoon at o'clock. Inter
ment will be private.
Mr.. Ballard is survived by his wife.
Grace A. Ballard. and four children. Mrs.
Gertrude B. Fowler Walter E, Miriam
F., and Ralph X. Ballard.