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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

"rh' kitchen Of . Greek resssv-
rant abuts on IN rear Of tn Weekly
Whsnn offis. an es Tn sdiser cared
10 nuckrsss he could make resels-
tons that would ssaeoer m bon
WANTS Of Besieysport.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

DRUGGISTS demanding that physicians prescriptions
be written legbly. What Take the romance and myser,
Of medicine Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

Are those boys intentions OF q
bcilicoac natur.y~
No. mum. they're jest Koin' 20
fight 49, baltimore American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

SEATTLE had her best Labor day parade Yesterday And
not an accident ared the day Two good Labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

WE THOUGHT much. Wilson and Taft began the
campaign by announcing they would make stumpng
Now Wilson OF those whirlwind affairs and Taft
has just about been smoked Of Beverly for campaign trip
They each finding II necessary to reply Teddy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

WE HAVE been able figure out satisfactorily
how T. K. finds time to cat.-Columbia State.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

ADVICES from Nicaragua that in a fierce assault 0
the capital the rebels knocked boards off city walls
Minneapolis Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
1l0Cf
RED OR BLUE

Yes. sir: when We were am
pushed We got out without losing a
man or a horse or gun orr"
"A minute" chimed IN small.
stiil voice. Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

famous pinstcr her chsrac
ter VA. sneaniug number o le girls from sAariaels insts
After the luncheon the children through the
Ia order that they beautiful things
Ths said the spnster indicating ia Minerva
Was Minerva msrrlcdr asked the little girs.
child Tho spnser a smile
Goddess OF Wisdom. --I.ppincott's MAgaxsno.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
NAT WILLS, HOBO STAR VAUDEVILLIAN, COULD
SIGN UP WITH MUGGSY MCRAW If HE WANTED n
AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.

Moore-Dark.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rankin In
"Msgda."
Seattle Tho Pollarda In Ser
geant Brus."
Alhsmbrs - Photoplays and
vaudeville.
orpheum- Vaudeville.
Empress Vaudeville.
pantsges Vaudeville.
orana-vaudeviiie anq motion
pictures.
CIemmer-PhotopiLys and van.
deYllIe.
MISUNDERSTANDING and vau.
devllis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

PERFECTLY NATURAL INQUIRY
Next hing knew he hit his father an man
chased him for miles, firing him while
Then the neighborhood in-" ~ -
Hold about n nightmare mr. movtny ,ic
tnre showY'-Kansas City Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

NO WONDER Senator La Toilette is piqued. Colone
Roosevelt kidnapped his baby and taught the infant call
colonel papa.-Chcago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

SELF-GOVERNMENT must still be somewhat OF prob
lem when city like Detroit promptly OF her 10
aldermen who under indictment for bribery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

OH PERCYi Six beers for quarter may soon be here
Oceansde Call citizens have pettioned council for mu
nicipa saloon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

FORTY YEARS sEcIUsioN ENDS fft
NEW YORK. Sept 3.-Afisses Abigail Anna Eliza Rob-
nson sisters OF South Jamesport
old who have not been outside their
recently broke their secuson automobile
ride TO Rverhead and Witnessed parade the first they
had since they very young
Neither OF the sisters had
their grlhood and said reason kept SO cose
to their home because they
damage their house try to something they
-
When Mrs. J. II Weir OF Brooklyn country home
at Jamespo invited them refused but after con
siderable coaxing they the away
at lively rate They enthusiastic now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

How ala tho drink go. Paty~
"Foin. aorr. but faith Il do be
calm for company. boston Tran.
script.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

EVERY now and then Of warships discovers ar
uncharted reef thus usyng existence Of even
in times OF profound peacc-Newarlc News -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03
DIFFERENT WAYS OF LOOKING AT 1T

This section pedestrian 70
hts companion they trudged road
gr
Yes. BIZ
drove his station IN the big blackboard
Mice rolling
~ they whxsed by a big touring sstg
Gee. shat
Ing down be sailed his majestic biplsssflfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

POOR Bill Taft Neither Roosevelt nor wilson or eve,
the dead? f.7r 'P' ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

III WAS plain Bob Hesketh member Of the cooks and
walters union and not President Robert Teske of the city
council who marched in the labor day parade yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-03

WE HAVE been able figure out satisfactorily
how T. K finds time to cat.-columbia State
SEATTLE had her Labor parade Yesterday And
not an accident married the day Two good Labor day
FIGHT between the Tammany Tiger and the bull
moose would provide interesting Dis
patch.
IDA CONQUEST made conquest OF the stage and now
we hear from her in the home she retired and
ned Riecado Bere Yesterday baby girl born them.
ADVICES from Nicaragua that in a fierce assault
Che capital the rebels knocked boards off the city walls
Minneapolis Journal.
SELF-GOvERNMENT must still be somewhat OF a prob
lem when city like Detroit promptly renomnaes OF her 10
aldermen who are under indictment for bribery.
Roosevelt kidnapped his baby and taught the infant call
colonel papa.-Chicago News.
WE THOUGHT as much Wilson and Taft began the
campaign by announcing they would make sumpng tours
Now Wilson OF those whirlwindv affairs and Taft
has just about been smoked OF Beverly for campaign trip
They are each finding it necessary to reply to Teddy
DRUGGISTS demanding that physicians prescriptions
be written cgibly What Take the romance and mystery
out OF medicine Chicago News.
OH PERcY Six beers for a quarter NAV soon he here
Oceansde Call citizens have petoned their council for u
ncpal saloon
EVERY and then Of our warships discovers an
unchartcd reef thus usfyng the Of navy even
in times OF profound peacc.-Newark News.
POOR Bill Taft Neither Roosevelt nor Wilson. or even
Debs thinks he's worth swang Is this proper respect for
the dead? - -
1T WAS plain Bob Hesketh member Of the cooks, and
walters union and not President Robert Hesket of the ci
council who marched in the labor day parade yesterday
The Washington times., 1912-09-28

eI.a5 to Baltimore and Return Satur-
days and Sundays via Pennsylvania
railroad. Tickets good to return until
cept the "Congressf Limited"
The Washington times., 1912-09-28
KILLING Of CHILD
BY TAX|CAB TO
Be FULLY PROBED
Driver Declares Little Girl
Ran in Front of His
Machine.

To fx responsibility for the death
Of Marie Nussbaum, the nine-yea old
daughter OF Solomon NussbauIn. n for
ner policeman, who was run down and
killed last evening by a taxicab In front
OF her home. ll9 e street northwest, an
inquest will be held at the Morgue this
afternoon. ..
Joseph ]. Sinnott, OF Twenty first and
M street northwest. driver of the taxi
cab, who was held by police Of the
Sixth precinct pending the verdict Of
the jury, asserts that the accident was
unavoidable.
The child was running across the
street to her home, when she was hit
by the machine. Nussbaum called his
daughter. VINO was playing on the op-
posite side OF the street to come home.
and had just turned away from the
doorway when the pccident occurred
lie was spared the ordeal OF seeing
his daughter killed.
James Cunningham, a neighbor. was
the first to reach the child's side: Pick
ing up the limp form Of the little girl,
he placed her in the taxicab which
had struck her, and Sinnott drove to
the Emergency Hospital. 1t was found
and she died on the operating table
Calling to his wife, who was in the
rear OF the house, Nussbaum ran to the
street, and hailed passing automobile.
The child died just as the parents
reached the hospital.
Snnott said the child ran directly in
front of the machine and that 1t was
impossible for him to turn out so as
to avoid striking her. He said he
stopped the machine within ten feet
from the place where the accident oc-
Cured. He YVES going about twelve
miles and hour, he said.
Coroner hewitt was notified Of the
accident and ordered Sinnott held for
the inquest today.
The Washington times., 1912-09-28
OVERCOAT WEATHER
HITS CAPITAL TODAY
Mercury Drops to 4S Degrees
Shortly Before 7 O'clock
This Morning.

overcoat weather-that spell predict
ed for the past few days-came 20
Washington this noruing. but remain
ed for very brief period, being quick
iy dissipated ythe rise of the sun.
The mercury dropped to +s degrees
shortly before Z o'clock, and remained
at that point for about an hour.
About the same temperature Is pre-.
dicted for the next few days as WASH
ington Is experiencing today. The same
caliber weather, fails. with light winds,
will also be In vogue for the rest of
today. tomorrow. and the early part
of the week.
The Washington times., 1912-09-28
Fruit Crop Large.

sEDALIA. Mo-. Sept. 2s.-The enor-
nous fruit crop which Missouri Is gath
erine this year Is illustrated as one
OF the most striking features of the
annual state fair. which had its formal
opening here today. The horticultural
and agricultural exhibits are the best
on record.
The Washington times., 1912-09-28

sa7.7s to Indianapolis and Return, Bal
timore and Ohio r. R.. Sept 18th to
Oct. LIST. Valid for return until Oct Sth:
account National Conservation Con-
gress.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1912-09-28

eI.oo Harpers Ferry, charlestown, Win
chester, and return. Sunday. September
2sth. Baltimore q Ohio special train
leaves Union station 500 a. m.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1912-09-28

SI.as Baltimore and Return, Baltimore
& Ohio. Every Saturday and Sunday.
Good to return until 900 a. m. train
Monday. All trains both ways, includ-
ing the Royal Limited.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1912-09-28
sa1 90 to Chicago and Return, Baltimore

and Ohio r, r., October 8 to Z, valid for
return until October 15 Four through
trains of modern equipment leaving
Washington morning, noon, evening.
and night. Ask agents for particulars
Adv
The Washington times., 1912-09-28

two weeks at the National Rifles Hall,
in @ street northwest, probably will be
taken some time this afternoon or to-
night, although resolution was intro
duced at the morning session today to
hold the convention open until all Inn
portant business before It had been
finished.
The morning session today was taken
UP in the consideration OF the report Of
the constitution committee. This work
hardly will be completed before 4
o'clock this afternoon.
Although It was recommended yester-
day by the committee on expenditures
that the brotherhood build home for
members Of the union afflicted with
rheumatism and tuberculosis, the final
decision will come by referendum
vote. and II will be some time in the
middle of December before this IL
known,
Considerable interest was manifested
among members of the local union In
an effort to get such a home for Wash
lngton, but II will be several rrUnths
before a decision Is reached either as
all or inwhat city II will be buIitf
all or In what city II will be built.
The Washington times., 1912-09-28
ssa.a6 TO CALIFORNIA, s,s.ae.

Baltimore & Ohio r. r., Sept. "a to
Oct. 0. Reduced rates also to other Pa
cihc Coast States. Ask agents for par
ticulars-Advt.
The Washington times., 1912-09-28

Baltimore & Ohio to Pimlico Races,
Baltimore. August 2s, 30. September Q,
2S. and %. Express trains from Union
Station to Baltimore every hour on the
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-03

" geeniiruna ses e ! @erfebrs IN ben BEN 2al gira.
Sen bon Cincinnati bird gscrer6berlna cer
2eactdlHnne ces aeorduaten Gif.rifts uuo
gnribrei5nHg opn WIetbobcn Der stteusuHa Don
Eiraben hur6 5ubg1neer amenoiTeHb Gs..
&sos1 nrh fuppIemeriireno Sef. es3 oes aoper
pnH Erbinar3en.
Gel Is oeroronei Bon bern Gtartratb bet
Stabt Cincinnati, Gtant Sbie:
Settton l. Sas Gel. es0s1 oes Gobex bon
GroiEaH5en, pie anesnommen ON g. Se5s
terHber 1912, berburd ameHbiri Deroen fou.
COB lie tpie foIgt Iautct:
Sef. 680s1. Iae 2Sort .5ubrper." in bies
fer tofrie allen Gnoeren Srbinan5en, bic ftd)
ailt bic &eaulrlua oes gserietrs be5iepen.
lfiieBt SlBsaneer, gelentte 4feroe itlo aile5
aill FaeerH ooer rJtnHncrsA elm, aHsgenom'
men sttEoernageB uno ausaenomnien StraBens
bapnsggaaen nilo Snterurban<asaaen. no oicYe
nihf be1onoefs nambaff geMad1t i1orben fno.
9as 2srrt s3eufer" doliebt ben Setter eoer
ael,fer e!Hes 8ferbe5, sen Welier aiif Gdocrn
,itlo ben Cperaieur eineS inbrDeris.. etne5
ofpetrnesl gtotorrabeS, elmer siraBenbaDIl
brud ygOneeiieb 2iifrirta ion iid cut Das
Isfrttorinm besiebeH, bas i'm Ncroen bon Der
SotH sur Race bir6 bic 8ipoifte Strabe, bon
Rate Sirabe. 5ur .9iaiH/Gtrabe hurd bic 1rei.
9etnte Strabc, uno hon Wsain Gtrnke gum
grcdoipab nnrf bic gaornfuaro StraBe; pes
ereH5t i'm Sften olIrh Nrrnnrpui,; i'm Snbe1
slrdl Ste ss!erte slnenue; lirb m gselfen n.rn
Elm aae slfeos. slpenilss, aariSeeee. Saals.
saros, gidnutic, srtlaen. nno ieben bffentIl1er
6s,tisn & Sst SSI. W. ~ AstE teh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-03

Ter Rriessminiiter IN b
Der Hsitleb.rer. Man fhreibt
Gus paris: Shon felt oie!en Mona<
ten begte 6err WlilIsrnnb ben itileA
Wuni4, ben MonODern 5u pferoe bei@
irrbnen gu t0nnen. Desipegen bate
er iih gu pisberbplten Mnlen in Die
Militdr Reitfhule beseben, no Die
beioen beIten StaImeiiter gu ieinsr
0erfiigung seiteilt ipurben. Nber 6err
Milernnb rift feines Gmbonpoints
tpegen reht fhlent. Gin alter aapalz
ierie Dberitleutnunt, Der febr fursz
fihtig mar, belt es fir angebraGt,
inn Elm paar 8emertungen gu MAIDEN.
.Gie Iinb tpobl ReferDeleutnartt in Der
Snfanterie9 =. Donns,netter, reiten
Sit f1leht! Sm ariegsfalle pur@
Oen 9ie ia abioIut unfdbig Iein, feds
Stanben uuf bem pferb fiben All bleis
ben! -" 9err Milleranb bOrte obne
M:beripruh au. .Wo ite.n sic bsnn
In Gnrnijpn2" fibr bsr Dbsritleuts
lJbHt fckt sSn Paris" sllnD mel,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-03

Ntne croinan6 go. 5fo=1o12-Sor'
" fcbrurgeH treffeno fir sic sIusgd6e bon
9cnos III Der SuuEme b9u S150,CUU.UO DebEF2
9nsratiun9 peg AraIis,Ania9s ,s Soqilero IN nn9
GcrfchaHg ber @3rIHoitilde nit ereln Ndrl
llto 9criteuuug bon iSnhpegen llno JG9rue'
in an6etrajbt, bnb bel elmer spe3taInapI
abGcbaIIell IN Der Stdbt Cincinnati am II.
Gage i'm DiGi 1912 fir io!cben Sped, ote Sra
&c unterbrettct n!lrbe sur 2!nsgabc tnH yonDs
rer bsIagicq Siaht iuI Eern1e lDelcher 1
lrosent hes r3efammtpertbes bon fdInmtIipem
G1ger;ibIm in Der beTaateH Slaoi. ncihee ct1lz
gerdgtn oner <r @tc'ieueruHq perpIlttct III.
ba3 hctBt, in ber Gumne bon S2,365 10000.
bon 6oiptdIern unb 4cithdufcrr. eIuSTtdttuna.
Eleferrng uHo Sidernn9 clner opu'Idn5lgereH
9!!bnicbns bcric!5en. ben aMaIiit5,rifen dt3 Ire
1nlnG uH.erDreitet iUcroen: lHe
sSH 2lnbetrant. Oab 3fpe Erittel Der Sitmrs
6ebcr bci lolGrr g2abL iber bic SSrage 5uC
Nr5anba npn Den bdfagten goHbs 5u GuuiteH
gs es Oerprbaef bon bem etaotrat5 ber
Staot Cincinnati Staat Ohio:
SeftioH I Cab e5 nah oeIn GrTneiien bes
Staotratbs Der Gtabt Cincinnati Itotbnenoig lit,
@ouo5 Der befagteH Gtaot ous8uge5en un6 gu
h2r!auien einen She'll Der Rono5 ban ner bes
fdg.en Staot, bic 10 altorifirt tpllroer. tn Der
Gnmm m 3oo T9I GGi 5a e55unee1gGt153g 5esn6
ssraits1lugc, 2auTthrn INN stffe he3 Gtncins
naIi gelr Gcreral 6oiuitoI %erfchure ber
Srllnb'tu6e init eirem Tert itTe SeriteruH9
ben fuepegen nno Tcbrmeacn In beslfeIber
Stoh ou2neGcben perhen ioIIcH in ber Sl1nmc
bcn einbnnOert nnh ,tIrf'ia 9aureno
$t5o00n.0o) Golfnr5 fit borgenannte 3neIe.
2cfaGtc @orns fDIlen In hcr Denomination
p9n $4,000 Gnunrs obcr in Wlultis
plitaten hubon, ME hies bonn StabtsGuoitor be'
ftinmt merben mag, unb fouen 2iHfen
troeen 8u her Haie bon bier "a Bro3ert
tro Anbr. gcfaGtc 9'cnhs folen batirt reiu
BON .ertteH SAGE i'm Gesrnber 1919, unb 'nbrs
hrr feiu oreitip (3Ol Sabre nnt bcm gcrIn
Seilinn 3. %'einGic @nn55 fouen au3pp0es
ben. nuseefteut unb nerdusert rperber in tes
bereir'tmnurd nit ser Beies unb Der Or
oinan, Nr. ,126. raFirt am 27. ecbruar 1912
Seitirn a. Ser Grios GUS Dem gerInlife
Der befogteH goros, ausacnommen bic Byds
nrier nHo nufaeIanfeuer 3infen ouhcn, fon hem
sEonb fir sic 5eritcuurG ron 0cfpitulqslrns
hen. ME horbCrhefu9t. oittncibriebcn rnb aiIst
hcsahtt trerheu nif 9lnmrtfurn beg Ponro CT
Gnfpitnf Grmmiiiiorers fir bic in Seft'oY 1
hiefer C,rninan3 fre5tii3irten 3tpeie nus8eess
ben fperoel.
scftior :. Gief Srbinnna fnn I'm arofs
trefen urb 9iiIttsfeit ba6en bon uno rad ocm
frhbeften bonn Sefese erInubten 3eitounfte an
9airt an "a. eeptember q. 8. 1912
Nrdfibert nro tenr. Ses efnStrotbs.
geeInubigt: Grtbur gspb, gIeri
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ftelIrng Der r6thiaen Erairirunarn lrr,e 5rlets,
gerlab elmer Mctoluftun, rnilirf on ncnl 80.
aaee I'm Snli le12 ,llro II lleoersintmnms
tdbldeen nnb srciiIen peIbe. 5ubor gliteebeiben
pnroen ur,o iebt IN ner Office bes Director Of
Enhltc Serbtts auflteaen.
Getiton2. NaB iitnflig (50i Gro3ent (ber
@efamrnffoiten oer befaeten 8erbeiieriing, abs
5iiali6 Der Soften fir strer8ungenl anferIeet
iperben tolIen I'M 8erbdltnb au ben @ortbeiIen,
peidbc aus beiaefer 8erbeiferung reitItiren mo
gen, altf nlle 2ote uno 2ffloereien oteren5enb
uto dnftobeno nn bic norgefebeite Berbeiiernig.
tpclte beiagten Cots rnb 2dnhereien bieroiir9
aeilannte sserbeiiesnne erIareen-
Gefttnn g.. Dab bic 70 aliferlegter giiieBs
n,e1fs IN Sebn io) idbrlidhen a6f6IosS8aa9.
bindnseefdobencn 3obIunqen 81 bier ca 9rps
tbtmer bon iraenbpethen betenerier @ieens
irnerhnlb aipnn6ia t2ol Gaeen BON nno nado
Der Rafiirnne Der befteuernben Srbinan8 lit
gadr bs3ablen mae. H peldem Sane befdeies
ifltesen ION anf bic Bombs. fueIcbe bon ncr
apneftion auf bic binanseeicbobenen afiebnents
3abIgniesn anssfsessm fs irsssen
Der gttieblnenls bibIaesdabInnecn nub in einen
Se.ra4f psltS o; srsen zen sIsomt Gle
ton bcingfer Be.be'iernug ipeldcr ni9t fpe5tel.
dnferlegt mlroe, bon Der Stuot Cincinnati bes
sab!t ireraen lou aug Dem Gribs pes Ser.
fir f6Iden 3iued nrb iii bet bonn 8efeb Dor.
eciebenen gSeiie nu3asaebeu tocrben.
Seftion 8. EaB aIe &ot5 inh 2dilbereen,
angren3eno iinb crii5hene AT beioe 5eiten bon
Sit Siiniier 9Ihcnue bon GonIftcn Thpnite bis
2oe eirnbe rheItenert tperbcn fonen filr Die
gerannte Gcrbeiferinlg ipc oben beihloiier.
Seition Z. 8as Der Director of 8ubIie
Geroice bierbltrb beeoumGdiiat nnb argeipiefen
lit, eiren 6pntraft ein5u1eben uro aiis8nfiibs
rem fir senannte 8erbefierune NIT oe1H niebrigs
fteu uno teten Bieter, nach MHnoncirune in
uehere'nItinEniina nit benz C3e'eR.
Seftton g.; 9tefe Srbnan5 ion in Straft trcs
ten uHo Blti9feit bnben bon ilrb mad benz
friihe'ten bonn 8eieb erIdubten 3eiipunfte an.
Tafiirt ON II. Gcpfer,ber 1912.
Serpme g. $ o n drb,
9rttirenber Hrdieent oeS Gionirdtrs.
@eelaubtgt: Irtbur Gspb, GIeri
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assease bon Rones q Il it T. se asel9rs sae Ss
$50, 900 90 bebuis gtnitboffnng ciHes Sonbs titr
bic Serfteanna elmer suhpab nnier oem ealldl
9'ouIeparh.
sei es perrrtnct bonn Giaetrntb oer etaot
Cincinnati, Siodt .Gbto:
I5foot Cincinnati fir ilotbpenbia crtIart ipirb.
Ncnos befaeter Siabt alis6naebell unh Sn pcrs
faliien in Der Snmne bon fiin!5iaianleno
(S50.0OoOO) 9oIlarS bebufs s(nfchaffune cine5
ssprb5 fir bic 8e5ablung bes itibtiid,en 1beiIS
Der soften uito glusgaben fir bic Serttenun9
etner Suhtpah inter benz 8ouleparb neiher gu
errthtclt ift In llf1b an benz .gtinmi it1o Grte
Canal Gi9entbun, ipeIdes bon Der eiaet gin,s
cirnati holn Stnate Sbip aeroftet pllrSe, dnts
fcbcn ben Buniten 800 SUB nDrbIin bon, .Dt,t>
heIl sspenue unb Der oitiicben Seiie bon Srnnos
scftiun ?. SAT- bic Qonbe Der pefnaten
Giabt uusoe1eben irerher follcn IN ber Suinile
e9 $40 10000 r Se, norssna,en ger SpEm
bon fi..tfhunbcrt (S500 oo) Ecldrs fetn nno
foacn 3infcu .irnFen 81 o'r Mate non bier
81 @rG,eHi Ih ahrI sq7ear ,e bondpr Son ops
bcr to12 nnh 5oblbar tetn II, elefalg "a sss slos
Sdbrcn ndb ber 9atnnt. Eeidgie Bonos
ioltu ausaeaeben, ausecite(lt nnb nariiber psr'
fiiat ipcroeil in 1leoereinitimrnuna NIT bem @es
fese uno oer Sroinnr5 bteieS StaoTdtbs anr
sfeauIirlnq Der slusaubc bon Bombs in Der
gtnoi Cincinnati, staot Gbip, paiItrt dnl "a.
0'tit getton 3. Ter CRIBS aus benz gerraufe Der
befagten gonos, auseenonmen bic 8rdiHief uno
aitfneIOilfcnen 2inlen hapnn. tnil bem suhtpap
,SpnS Gltt0efdficbefi mo urshe;nblt peroen duf
s(nlnciiuno beS Nircctor Of 8nbIic Gfrnice. nrb
for bird oei hciaetcn Grectpr Of 8ubIie Ssrs
pi;c fir Die .tierin fne3if8irten 8mefe bertraNot
pctoen einiNliebIidb Der n6tbtoen 8erme'lll.
oen ufb 8Id1te 2Inc Terfoneu, meltbe aHges
itcnt finb str Iusfiihrino Der @citinnlunaen
bieIer Croinous ntiiffen Stin,rroeher i1rs Gtns
ipohncr ser Stoot Cincinnati ietH, frmett oicS
aitltiitg TIT.
cefiion A. 9ieTc Srbinau3 fon in arait ire
ten nnh e iili1Iet hnben bon ln1a nnh hem f,us
hcftcn bort Gotes erlnuhten 3elt9llit:e oil.
Iaiitrt aili II. Gcptcnlbcr 1912.
Sero1ne 9. 81 o ~ ar D.
Mintirenbcr 9Inberi hfS SiahiratbS.
IeeIuubiat: 9lrtbur sph, elerl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-03

" anseabe bon gonos i'm getraee bon
s2.0oo0v behnfs Mnitaffuna eires TonbS Jur
fSiIirirarGss sInloae Der @aficrnerfe burt
@ererobcruna Der 2ime Giuraee aapasiidt.
Gci es beroronct bcm Staoirotn Der Ginbt
Cincinnati, Staat Ohio:
Seitirn /. 9aB es nod benz Grmcfer beS
Stobiratbs Der Stabt Cincinnati notbpcnbis 1T,
dus8uaebeu unb 5ii perfaufen bic @onbs Der bes
io1teH Siaot i'm g'etro9c hon stpeitanfene
Sums snr aesa6Inne Der aoiter Der 5lLirt'
r!rltg5s 5sslnI1ac ber @afiernerfe bnrd &erer6Bes
rung Der 4tn,e Siorune s,apn3itat.
Geftion 2. 3aB bic @ono6 oer beiasten
Staot aus9e9eben peroeit folIen IN Der Suntre
bpn sipeitauieno (s2,too.0o) 9paarS ifr Die
hcraenanrten 2lpede Ste befaeen Ronb8 fol-
len m n n, Der denomination m 4, non tiin'bunoerf
mag uno 3irien troger slr gfate bon bier (4ee)
Ero5ent bro Iabr, ,ablhnr haibidbrItb, nro
eriitilldb ollrt betqeiiGte Coupons. cie
bciootcn @onos fcflen baiirt frin bonn T. rd9e
i'm &escmbcr 1912. rrb 5abIbar fein 3pnn3ig
Sabre fad Dem Satrtt.
eciticn g. Die beiaaten Ronhs foIeu niiss
neqebct noaitreGi lno abgelett meroen IN
lleberciniiimmuna nit eeH Ciefetcu uno her
brunr 1912.
settion 1. Ser erIbs ans scn gerrn,' Der
genannien Gonos, dnSeeuommen bic 4rdmen
reipefttoen 6onos fir bic obenaenannten Ser
beferulllen qut9eihrlebeI iueroen, uno fou
be5obIt iperbeu auf antpeiflng oes 9irectpr OF
rector OF 8ubIic Sernice fir Die bierin fpe3is
fi5itten 3mede beripeueei iperhen.
sei'ipn 8 a.,,,ti. Sicfe t tSTninanA lon IN Strait
fripeften bonn 8efes erlaubten 3eitpunfte an.
@aiitrt am "a. sepiember Y. 2. 1912.
'geeIaubiet: artbur 6 spb, GIerf