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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-16

9runb Der Griabrunssn. Die man biz
oabin nit Der aontrOlle Der Bunoes@
rsaierune iiber ben brabiloisn 5eles
erapbenp.rtsbr sema6t baben tpirb, e
| iid asigen, oh ss fir Die 8ereinisten
Stauten ratbiam iein piiroe, abnlit
fpis es in anoeren 2Gnbern Der Jal
1T, Die Stationen fir Drabtloie Ieles
graphic on Der Seetiifte opllis au iiber-
nehmen.
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bab elm. Shiebsgert4tskbOroe ge:
| fchaffen iperbs, treIfe on 5tene bes
ARRANGEMENTS treten fon, bas burh biz
geftimmungen bes Grbman @efeses
angeorbnet fpprben lit, I'm 3nIltigtei'
ten 5pif9en ben Gifenbabnen unb be.
rem Mnseitenten gu ihlidten. Der St:
tretdr peiit baraufbin, bab Dr. Gkaf:
les NeilI, Der MrbeitstommihGr uni
Rihter Gnapp bonn 9anbelsseriht, BIZ
seeenpdrtis als Shiebsrihier unite,
Der Grbmon Mtte funsiren. in abfeb.
barer 3eit aus bem amte ideioen biirf.
ten unb bab bann 0efabr porldse. bat
bos BON ibnen aufsebaute portrefflih'
Spftem Derloren oeben tDiirbe.
s5iir ben ginndnberunssbienf
tpinItt Der SefretGr sr0bere Beipil.
lieunsen unb bemertt, oab Die gu.
itdnbe in ben ginpanberunssbd sbdfen
namentlih in gien Oort, mo BIZ
RGumlihfeiten BEL ipeitem ni9t aus.
reifkn, bOhit unbefriebisenber Natul
| iinb.
W1brenb bes Nehnunssiabrs 1915
purben 838,172 Ginpanberer in's
2anb eeIaHen, cine Nbnabme um 40..
415 gegsn bas porbersegansene Jabr
MnbererIeits baben 1pdbrenb bes Red,.
nunssiabr.s 1912 333. 1862 ginnon.
bsrer bas 2anb fpiebsr nerlafen. eins
3unabme bon 81, ,596 sesen bas Jabl
1911. Die m.iiten Ginpanberer TOM.
men nod INNER aus benz fibliher
unb benz 0itlifen 3beil bon europa
Die 3abl Der i'm Qaufs bes Jistal.
jahrs naturaliIirten MuslGnbtr BELLE
| fid, auf nabsau 10000.
| Das Mbtommsn nit Sapan be5iig,
, lih Der 3ulafung bon Sapansrn uni
acreanern in bic Wereinisten Gtooter
| funttionirt, ipie Der 5etret1r Derfi'
dert, in ftbr befriebisenber Weiis
MGbrenb bes btrflOfenen Re9nungs,
iabres ipurben 5358 Soponer in bi'
0epeinisten Staatsn einsslaffen. ndb
renb 1921 Sopaner ~fih in 6nnai
nieberlkben. Die s3nbl Der ipGbreni
bes ReHnunSsiobres 3uselof5tnen Gbi
lnsisn belief fi& saf 6S7A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-16
@arum lit lie bic 8eite?

@orum lit bic ct. gernorb- arGr.
ter-Hille Die bette aller BtIlen2 @eil
iie aus reinen beilfr1ftieen 4r1utern
llnb 8ur5eln bereitet ipiro. ge lauer.
fein tiitiihes 8ift tpie Suefiilber iin.
fer ser perlofenoen 3uderbuae, pie
BEL Sen nleiiten nnlerifuntfden 4a.
tentpiaen. Sic lit 10 s,lperIniiig unh
rein. lpie bic ct. 9ernar6s.Briiber
ielbIt eS iiro, Die Tie erfunben baben.
gei Wagen- unb 2eberleiben Ser
itopfung. iotpie BEL allen St0runeen
Der ltnterleibsrS rSrgnne lit Die ct.
gernaro 4rdlterpiae Elm getpaItiees,
bod milbe tpirferbes SeiImitteI. ssn
Mpotbefen at baben. n,s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-16
You oer 3a6nt.
0as Sdanipiel uSbe Salfer" i'm
2grie cine interciiante WppitGt.

Gas Tamilienoroma .9be Ealfer"
tpeIfes geitern abeno i'm 2nri c
Tbeater aIs Ropitat bier gegeben
walrOe, lit Elm bofit Invertebrates
stiid. Ter gerfoiier lit Warion ,Sair-
far, Der friih aus Dem 2eben eelhopft
bat nnb feline Geitalten in iharfeln
HeIief biniteut. yIbe Salfer" = bic
S1tpdserin - lit cine emanaipationsz
liiiterne, aIberne, iunss SSrau. Die nit
ihrem @erebe ibr balbtpiih'igss
5hrpeitsrlein einem o.rhsirotbeten Don
Juan In bic Nrme treibt. Sie &leine
bat bas GeIdtpds Der @elteren ernit
ee..ommen unb erlebt Elm tllr5es iae9is
times gbesliid. SruBia unb unge=
broden tebrt bic 0erlaHene ins 5aus
Der Shtpsfter suriid, po iie In sintr
tpunoerbar itarten Saene bon Dem
prd.htigen Sbnaser, bem 0atten oer
Shtpdberin, pieber aufsenpmmen
tpirb. r1be 5alter" bat ieinen Grfols
piefer Ssene uno bann aud benz treff>
liz i gpiel Der 5auptbarit.sr gu berz
banten. Beionbers erfrifdenb tpirfte
9illp Wariball ols Sarrp 2enor unb
gpn Mc1onalo als Die Shpdserin.
SIN Stanbdrb 9beater glib.
es biefe WDde elm prdhtiges Musz
itattungsitiid, rshe Sollp 5olIies"
tpelhes in Der gntfoltung BON praht
unb @lan3 ben tpeiteiten Spislraum
estpabss. prdhtiet Hoftiime, srob=
.sssias {asnii6 9ffaa. baas mantss.
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.Gs fuirb bierbur6 bsiannt aemadt, bob an'
foIge eiIieS In Der am 20. HoDeulber 1912 lb.
gebaltenen reguIdren 8eriamminno anoenonl-
Meisen HefdInifes Der Direitoren Der 8eitern
German NaHf, enrdb cine W1ebTbeit bon bfi0gs
ten DireitoreH etne SeriammIuno Der MIttondre
b61 befnater 9nnIs 0efeui&nft etnbernfen mirb
anf 9;itiipof. ben 8. Snnxar 1918, befaefer
1aa III Der Iae ber Satress sBertammIituo bon
bcfneten slitionaren, nm libr Nanmiitaes, In
bee lEiiice ner Ranf, an Der giiboftede bon
site nm 3pSIites strabe, gineinnaii, Dbie. AZ
tunG bes Mitiensfapitnls bbn betdgier DefelI,
fnaff bon $250. 900 aut $S7b.0Q0 su berntbsn
iirlb 0bMiftinmen; mnb iiber cie Graae bon be.
fnater grtDLune beS gtItensS, apitofS. tuirb bon
ten Aftiondren In ben Etunben bon ein II ubr
9inrtmittngs big bret CD llbr 9i16nii.fn6e BET
bcfn9fer anbresnerfnmmIunn an befaatem Mitts
pom s. cnninr 1913. 1baeftiMuzt tperben.
Nefaafer Befd5iuh fmreibt ferrsr ccr, bnB is
aail4einer GIbebuna bes aittsrfaptta!s sie ,gs gs.
genipirtiaeU Hefiter bon Mffien here&fiat fetN
fctlen, foIdbs neM ditsaeeebeneR Glltien I'm @ers
hdItntb bon einer talbsn Nftie fnr lsee GriGi'
n1IsAsfie. bic bor benfeIbeH asbaIieTt rtrb, ~
i1nfcn. colder Aeufpreis foW sur nate BON
@'S'''v - 'iiss ssssesl1 ~ sestssRs,s, prsassns.
esn$4 4e1oG esgsetak
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Ginbredjer.

Gin Ginbreber itottete in Der gead)i
pom Sanltag ouf Sonntag ber Glen.
puorenbanolung BON 5. ii. 8. 90ms
melmeper, go. 1921 0ine Stf.. einen
@eiuh a6, uno erbeutete nlls Dem
oifenltebenoen Gelbihranf $40 in
8aar. Sobann 5ertriimmerte er Die
Regiitrirfafie nit einem Bell nnb eia.
llete ii6 Den aus bier Collars bette
benben SSsnbalt on. Die Strmd tbeiltc
Der Eoli3ei Den Ramerl zines j,.ngel,
Burden NIT, BEN iie i'm Weronht 9at,
ben OiebItabl beganeen 5l baben.
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Steber, flptte. Sdn3e ultD tpnlffgs Gpo@
lrtipnen bes Gbors MAIDEN bic @orz
iteuunaen 70 ,interbaltfam ipe nur
mDelih. Iuber ber sldn5enben BUR-
LEST. nit mulifalifben 3utbaten 5inb
i'm Slip nanl9afte Spe3iolitdteniiinitz
Ter per8eihrst, ipbab bic 8efuder nidDt
Defirhten brauhen, aud nur cine ein@
aiee lanstpeilise Minute Su perleben.
SIM Mubitprium gheater
fin6 bieIe Wp1e gambsu unb Bennett
bic Sauptmatdbore. Sic treten in Der
ultiaen ppKe .Mbo bit ita" ouf unb
perben otne 3tueifel Jurore MAIDEN.
Muberbsm lperben Wanbelbilber ees
seiet unb bis1e ipehIeln jeben Sag. Sir
0onneritag tpsrben Bilber bonn Bal.
fanfriss angeaetst, ie eriten. bic iiberz
hupt bier gu feben finb.
9as Olympic s 9beater bot
fir bisIe Wpde Dapib 9. 9iseins'
erfplerei6es romautiihes SsbauIpisl
r4t pinsp Hibee" anseiebt, etne Mn-
fiinbisune, bic binreiht, INN bas
5beater gu iebsr Wpritelluns Biz gum
leBten plaB gu fiiIen. Die 9anbluns
ipielt fih in ben aentudper Bergen
ah, unp tpie bieIe intereTant uno
Ipannsnb lit, 10 lit Die iaenifde
sfusitattuns elm getreues Spiegelbtlb
Der 2anoIhaft. Mir lernsn in Der
Sbat 2onb lnb 2eute tennen, tpie lie
ir ben Counties Der 8lutfebbe ith
bafen unb lieben uno einanoer Elm
bishen tobtIAieben. Das -gniemble
bat ouf Die GinItubirlns piels Miibe
rernanot unb perIpridt cine eenub=
rside unb sebiesene 9priteaune.
Die Muiiffaree .sbe Nstplptpebs
anb their gdbD" febrt bieie Mohe ins
81 Inut StraBe 8 beater 5ilz
rid. Die Drummer 1T nus ben farbisen
8iloerboaen Der englifhen Sonntaasz
aeitunqen sur Geniige htunnt. Was
bier in Der &orritatur barseit.Qt tpirb,
bat aber cine ernite 0runblaae: ben
iuneen GbeIeuten tpirD einDringlihit
oeprebiot, penn dilh i'm Sinne bes
5umors, tpie bas ainb nj d t ersoeen
| lreroen ipu. Die brplliee 9unbluna lit
nit rsiaenoen Melooien seipidt uno ba
bas Stud ppn einer tiihtisen 9eiellz
idaft bareeItsIlt pirb. fomu,en bic 9e-
iuher bes pppuldren 3baters Dieie
@u9e iiherIih auf ibrs Rednuns.
sSn g. s.. aettb's s heater
gibt es bieis Wphe sttpas fir bic Bate
ball Gntbuiiaiten. 9ort probuairt iih
Sohn s. Me9raap bpn ben Netp
gortsr Rieien, Der nsta nur Elm Dor=
3ii9liher Manassr eints 8aiebal
Seams 1T ,funbern ouh ihauIpiele>
ride 5ulente bat. Dieie ipirb tr In
einem 20 Winuten lansen Sermon
iiebr rSniioe 9aiebaq" leud]tsn laHsn.
Wec@rnip bat Elm. bumoriitiIhe Mo.r
unb er pirp ben 3ubDrern rnanhe in
time gir3slbeit aus bem 2eben unb
Sreiben i'm 9aI.bau srsdblen. Jerner
prpbuSiersn Iih gom Nuipn uno @e5
islIhaft in Dsm Ginattsr .pat anb
the @snii" WOntgomtrp WebIep unb
9sieQIdaft in /. 3olb in tk otllsS, bic
bier muIitaliideu Grperten. bas Sc
| Iongspup GoDmbs unb MIptpsll, bi.
eurppdilhe SoneleurtiinitIerin aathis
9ultini unb SonoOr's Rieisnbunbs.
gruno Granidftabtsn's reia.nbs
0perette oGbe Roie Mdib" tpiro beute
glbeno ihren Gin3ug i'm Gran .
| Operhbaus balten unb bier obne
3peifel bisielbe freunblihe ,Iufnabms
finben, pie anberstpo, bsnr iiberau bat
iih oieIe rei5enoe Romanae bonn fr0b=
liden Ser3og BON 9ardeiter iinb bem
tleinen RoIsnmdohen benz rnuiitaliz
ihsn publitum oee.niiber als einfaf
unlpi5erItebIih berpieien.
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Strafenraub.

Srau Wm. Webrmann, bon $40
800 JOreit 4Denue, pur6e seitern
gbeno auf benz 5eimpese besriffen
por ibrer Mobnuns bon einent sutse=
tleibeten, ettpu 19 Sabre alten BUR-
fhen aufsebnlten, nit einem Nepolber
bebrdbt, nieoersefdlugen unb Inn ibr
portemonnaie nit $6 in Baar, einem
Banfbuh unb sipei Roitnirdn5en be-
raubt. Die 9tlferufe Der n.berful=
lenen bradten nebrere paFanien bers
BEL, jeboh mar Der Mgelassrer Be-
reits nit ieiner 8eute Deri4nunben.
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gereins.Mnseisen.

eermaain epss 9as. 3s, Gbrsu.Sitter nnb 1amen,
81. 4 8. pf &.
Gen WIitgIiebsrn oefer Qoee aur Wd6ridt.
baB Sdipciter Wargareba Gabnlan aei!orben III
nno mprgeH, Stenitae Na6mittagS llbr, bonn
1rauerbauie No. 1923 GarH Sfr., Sairmonnt,
non ben berefienben Beanier gu ibrer IesteH
Nubeildtie aeIetiet iperoeu miro.
sn s. 81. 81.
Marae Il n, Rrotestcr.
qluna g3er5eI, Gefretdrin IL
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gu permietben.


Maru futt SieIle als Rorter i'm saloon.
VI O., 210 g3e't D. Ape.
Guh. iraeno ipeIdpe etrbett ais 1drtner,
gfdumann ooer Sarmer: tam melfeH. j.
aobIer, g6pei3er setmntb, 2iber1o llHo race.
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Wsan rebet 10 piel bonn Weg gum
Slid; sdbe q tinen WtQ babit narbe
.tr Sftss ssfxassH.
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GtarD,


eeb gebIer,
eeliebte Satin bon gtnbreas 9sehler, IT, i'm vi.
ter bon 90 SabreR. Sic geerbignns inbet itatt
am 9ienitna, ben II. Ge5ember, bonn Sraiier'
bauie aus, nm 1880 ubr Wsorgens, Weauiem y.
Der Spr3 sSefu atrcte llbr lysoreens. II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-21
POLITICAL Calm ON HAWAII
PENDING REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
NOR Plantations Will Throw Weight to Latter to Defeat
Delegate in view of Prospect Of Democratic Victory in
November
Special star-Bullettn Correspondence

Especial Star-Bullettn Correspondence
HILO, August 19.-There has been
e hull in political matters during the
/. last week and the politicians are
now waiting until the Republican
nominations are made at the end OF
this week before they size up any
thing for the future.
The question of the delegateship is
enc that has not been thoroughly
thought out on this island, as yet
everybody being content to allow
matters to be cleared up in Honolulu
before jumping into the area for one
side or the other.
The criticisms of what is happen.
ing in Honolulu are many and varied
The general opinion seems to be that
the businessmen have made a mistake
in handling the matter as they did
in Honolulu. At the same time the
sentiment runs rather towards let,
ting them look after their own
troubles and of not worrying this end
as to what shall be done in Honolulu.
The way in which the Hawaiian
vote on this island will go seems
perfectly clear, and that is for Kuhio.
At the recent Home Rule conven-
ton held in Hilo one of the leading
men Of the party is alleged to have
said in Hawaii: When you vote,
look at the color of this" Shaping
Ills arm. Whatever the Delegate
does, so long as it is not to become
friends with those he is now fighting,
he will get the vote solid on this isl
and, irrespective of party.
This may seem to. be a sweeping
assertion to make at this stage of
the game, but at the same time it is
backed up by the reports that come
in from all sides and from the under
current of feeling that is to be
noticed among all the Hawaiians.
Link McCandless will hold more
votes perhaps in; the larger, towns, but
it, is, exceedingly doubtful If he will
do anything tor be taken into account
His standing isl not strong, enough
and the matter always harks back tn
the matter of the Hawaiians .rallying
around their Prince when he is in
trouble ill.,.
There was rumor that the plan
tations were to throw their weight
behind Link McCandless in order to
defeat Kuhio and there are many
who. still believe this. The rumor
was further strengthened by the
statement that with the look, of
things on the mainland and the .ap-
parently more than probable chance
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of the next President being a Demo
crat, the plantations would be play
ing TO save themselves and to be
able to stand in should a Democratic
government be the future of the Ter
ritory.
The plantations would then be in
a very safe position according to the
way the people spreading the rumor
look at the matter. If the Democrats
get into power, they can say that
they helped bring about the change
If the Republicans win out, then the
plantations can turn around and de,
mand reward for defeating Kuhio
even at the risk of allowing a Demo,
crat a chance to come in.
The situation looked at from the
near point Of view in Honolulu ap.
lear much more important to the
voters than it does when one is in
Hilo.
The statement published In the Star
Bulletin last Saturday and which was
given out in Hilo the previous day has
been scattered broadcast throughout
this island. Besides the publicity CIV
er through the press thousands Of cir
culars have also been printed in Ha.
waii and sent to the remotest parts of
the island.
Kuhio has again won out in that he
has opened his headquarters and an
nounced a definite fight whereas the
main body of the republican party and
the leaders, are still scrapping as to
what shall be done and who shan do
il The sooner the Republicans set.
tie down to brass taeks and announce
who is going to run and whether or
not they are going to cast out Kuhio
then the better will be their chance of
winning out on this island.
Luli in Hilo.
:, 1t is interesting to meet the various
Honolulans coming here fresh from
the battles that are being waged in
that city. They naturally expect that
Hilo folks are. all fired up and enthu,
siastic over the campaign whereas
really there is hull.
With the Home Rule candidates
named and the Democrats behind the
half slate one side Is known here. As
soon as the Republican candidates are
known then it will be possible to
make some prediction as to the future.
For the present the outcome looks
Kuhio polling heavier than he ever
polled before. Link running higher in
patches but with lower vote as a
whole and Republican businessmen's
nominee hopelessly out of it. This of
course is only as far as. this island is
concerned.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-21
"HADES NOT HALF BAD.
OLD PLACE, YOU KNOW

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Aug. 5.-"Hell
isn't a half bad place" according to a
friend of John Armstrong Chaloner.
This friend, long a resident OF the
region which Dante once graphically
described, has supplemented the OBJ
servaticns' of the famous Florentine
poet and brought hell data down to
date in spirit message to Chaloner,
which the latter received by the sub
consciousness that is one Of his
claims to distinction.
ChalOner, a member of the we'll
known Chaloner family ofs New York,
came from his home at Gotham, Va,
today, especially to give his data to
the Washington newspaper cores
rondents.
The dead friend informed the au-
thor of -Four Years Behind the Bars
of Bloomingdale" and propOunder Of
the famous question, who's Looney
Now" that for a while hell was all
preachers claimed for it. But he had
finally paid the piper" and was free
from torment.
Satan, he said resembles NapO-
leon, in appearance and holds his
court in an auditorium room miles
long, miles wide and miles high,
built of rubes the size of ordinary
building bricks" Chaloner remarked
that his correspondent had been a
prominent New York clubman and
that he himself did not believe a
word" Of the spirit message.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-21
ARMY AND NAVY

Col. William B. Davis of the Medi-
cal Corps of the Army has been placed
on the retired list of the army on ac-
count of age. He is from Virginia and
has served the government coptinu-
ously more than forty-one years. His
first service was in the navy as the as
:stant surgeon, curing which he had
hospital service and cruised on the
Constellation, Tallapoosa and Saugus.
In January, 1877, he resigned from the
navy, after six years service, and was
at once appointed an assistant sur
geon in the army with the rant of
first lieutenant. BY regular promo
tons he reached the grade of colonel
IN January, 1909.
Besides the usual post and hospital
duty in various parts of the country,
in Hawaii and the Philippines, he was
with Gen. Miles in Z the campaign
against Sitting, Pull in 1879, with
troops in the Cara rebellion in Texas,
in 1892, and with troops in the Philip
pines in 1905 and 1910-1911. In 1893
1899 he organized and commanded the
post hospital at Fort Myer. Va. He is
now in Baltimore on leave of absence.
A bluejacket without the fiat pan
cake cap and the half-yard-wide broad
rolling collar, which has been the raj
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ment of the American navy sailor
since the birth of the republic, is what
; the signtseer is apt to find on the bat
tleships and cruisers hereafter.
A naval board which has long been
studying the question of the sailors
clothing, while not quite decided has
about concluded that both the fiat cap
and the broad collar are a nuisance,
and interfere greatly with the sailors
work on shipboard. So a round, mar
row-brimmed cloth hat and a regular
miners flannel shirt are likely to be
adopted. as the proper uniform aboard
ship.
To save traditions, however, the pic
turesque old pancake cap and the roll
ing collar probably will be retained
for uniforms when the bluejackets are
ashore.
The formal opening of the Army
and Navy Club building, at l street
and Connecticut avenue northwest.
will he held in the fall. 1t is now prac-
stically complete and will be open to
to the members.
The building is 1913 feet long and 81
feet wide, and is made of yellow vitri-
fed brick. The lounging, room is 60
by 80 feet, with huge onyx and marble
fireplaces at each end. The library,
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POSES AS MILLIONAIRE
TO SECURE A BRIDE

BUFFALO. IN. ". August ar
rested two days after his marriage on
q charge iof attempted larceny is the
predicament of Arthur larry, who
came here a few weeks ago from his
home in San Francisco. .u
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He met Miss Mary Slain and proposed
marriage. In order to make an inl-
preston, he opened negotiations for
the purchase of the house in witch
the Slams live. The night before she
consented to marry him she sat on the
ann of his chair and saw him write
letter to some friend in California, or
dering him to sell some property there
for $4,000. He ordered seyerai thou
sand dollars North Of furniture, an au-
tomobile and engaged a ehauffeur-
His arrest was caused when the mer-
chants delivered their goods and were
unable to collect their money.
larry now admits he has not one
cent. He is go years old and harn-
ess-maker by trade.
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Dwight Stebbins. a former Gin.
nafi policeman, convicted of steal.
plants and jardfnieres from lawns
His beat was fined 500 and s.
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be treasurer OF the campaign COM
mittee, conferred with Gov. Wilson.
After his meeting with Representa-
tive Redfield. of Brooklyn. yesterday
afternoon, Gov. Wilson, through a
chance remark, gave his position on
tariff revision. When told Redfield
had said he was for downward revi-
sion at a speed that would not dam
age business interests, Gov Wilson
said:
Il guess We are all agreed on that"
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WANTS SCHOOL TEACHERS
TO WORK FOR WILSON

SEA GIRT, y. j., Aug. IA plan
for organizing the school teachers Of
the country to work for Wilson for
president was submitted to Gov Will
son today BY W. H. Sanford, a law
yer, of Montgomery, who was one Of
the Wilson leaders in the pre-cOnven-
ton fight against Underwood in Ala
bama.
Gov. Wilson had Representative Oh
lie James of Kentucky as luncheon
guest today, and they considered
plans for the notification ceremonies
on Aug. :. He also met a delegation
OF a dozen Democrats from the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Henry Morgenthau, who is likely to
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Rear Admiarl Cameron MGR. Win
slow. commanding the first division Of
the Atlantic fleet, probably will SUI
coed to the supreme command of that
fleet Of battleships on the relief of
Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus within
the next few months.
Admiral Osterhaus has had about
twenty-seyen years Of sea service. and
has been in command of the Atlantic
fleet since June, 1911. Admiral Win
slow is an extra number in his grade,
having been advanced for heroisra
during the war with Spain. He FORM
erly was a resident of this city. and
for many years vas on duty at the
Navy Department. He has been at
tached to the Atlantic fleet since De-
cember last. ID
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Following a rigid probe of the near
collision between the Norfolk and
Washington steamer Northland and
the President's yacht. Mayfower in
HAMPTON Roads. July 9. J. r. Jones,
second mate of the Northland,. has
been exonerated of the charges OF I'M
skillful handling of the vessel. as
alleged by Commander Symington Of
the Mayf1ower. The investigation and
report generating Mate Jones were
made by Captain White and Captain
Wright, steamboat inspectors In the
Potomac district.