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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19
Anniversary Special i'm
Books for Young Readers.
Anniversary Special i'm
Aluminium Saucepams.

Our own direct importation of the
highest-quality Swiss Aluminium Sauce
pans. in a set of three. containing one
two-pint, one three-pint and one four
pint saucepan. These are Of heavy
quality first-grade aluminium finely
made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19
Anniversary Special i'm
Bows Wash Suits.

Russian Blouse Wash Suits, made of
fine quality chambray and duck-the
best fabric for these suits. and shown
In plain blue and tan and a variety Of
neat striped patterns. with braid.trim-
med sailor collars or military collars
Sizes ~ to T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19
Needed More Than Hospitals.

Il oppose an appropriation Of $500. GOO
for new building for Columbia Hospital
/ do ii because 1 consider that the $500.
600 can be better spent. We have only
about $l.O0OO00 TO spend every year for
the whole District of Columbia. and here
Is a proposition TO give 100000 of il to
two private charitable agencies.
I'VE need an inebriate farm We are
told that We have not the money We
need new municipal lodging house.
We are told. and probably justly SO, that
We cannot afford II. We'need better sala-
rfes for the teachers in our public schools
We need a thousand and one other things
of use and beauty to make this city one
Of which every citizen in the country
can be justly proud.
Congress pays half the bills and yet
we don't have money for the things which
seem to some of US absolutely indis-
pensable. What kind of business judg-
ment or sense is ii to take a large slice
of the money that We raise by taxation
and the money that Cosgress gives and
put IL into the control Of private agen-
ries, however meritorous. while our mu-
nicipal projects are neglected?
Whether / be sound or unsound in my
reasoning. it is my reasoning. And I am
-tlling to voice my conviction against
- convictions Of some Of the most pow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19

Coat-style Neglige Shirts. made Of
madras, percale and flannel, with at
tached cuffs. The fannels have soft
French fold cuffs. the others regulation
cuffs. Neat and desirable patterns in
all fabrics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19
Anniversary Special i'm
Chiffon Wells.

Chiffon-made Wells Of excellent quail
| ty, in all the new spring shades. They
are yards long and As inches wide;
have hemstitched ends with satin-stripe
border Seldom are we able to Offer such
value at the price.
ST. rs each.
Regularly $2.oo.
Main door, G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19
Anniversary Special i'm
Mems Bath Robes.

Terry Cloth Bath Robes. white grounds
with colored stripes. in neat and very
appropriate patterns: all fast colors.
Made with collar and fasten at waist
and neck with cord and tassel
S3.45 each.
Regular $500 quality.
Main floor F ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19
SLIPS for. set of 3.

Is to q less regular price.
Fifth door. Eleventh ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19
Anniversary Specials i'm
Suit Cases and Leather
Anniversary Special i'm
Folding Card Tables.

These are the regulation LightWeight
Folding Card Tables 30 much In demand.
Mahogany nnlsh, with metal corners and
rubber tipped legs. A small lot so0urod
specially for this sale.
Sl.0S each. j.
Regularly $soo. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19
Anniversary Special i'm
Mems and Young Mems
Trousers.

Splendidly Tailored. Newest Style
Trousers, of high-grade worsteds. in
medium and heavy weights; choice pat
terms Of light and dark gray. with well
blended stripes; 80 to- 46 inch waist
measure. with assorted inseams. af-
fording a wide range Of Sizes Suitable
for dress, business and general wear.
A worthy value at the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19
Anniversary Special i'm
Won1em's Chiffon
and Silk Waists.

Designs. colors and styles the most
beautiful Of the season, and the values
of the highest merit. Sizes "a to A.
Chiffon Waists, in navy. black, tan and
gray, beautifully embroidered in colors
to match; Messaline Waists in navy.
black, tan and gray. An extremely good
value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19
Sl.l'5 each.

Regularly $I.oo and SIPS.
Main floor, F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-19
Anniversary Special i'm
Muslin Sheets.

600 Double-bed Muslin Sheets. size
s1x90 inches The muslin Is Of the re-
liable sort, and the offering is one that
it is not often possible to make.
SOC each.
Regularly 68c.
eecond 0oer, EleveafA q. aEAa-A;-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
FIND INDIAN LOCKED
UP I'M FREIGHT CAR

LEWISTON, Idaho. NOV. 20
Fred Reynolds. Colville Indian. was
found yesterday locked in "A damp
refrigerator car, where he had been
without food or drink since leaving
Spokane last Wednesday. He IL in
a serious condition. lie was par
TALLY frozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
STRIKE AT STEEL
WORKS STILL ON

FTTINfUNU. Nov. 2e--There
was no algn today OF settlement
OF the dispute between tho Carnegie
Steel Co. and representatives of the
625 trainmen who struck because
three OF their number were dia.
charged for circulating petition
for readtuatmeut OF wages.
More than 10 ntrskebreakers were
quartercd In tho Homestead plan,
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
noNE BEAUTIFUL, HEAVY HAIR
WE PROVE IT-25-GNT DANDtRINE
lava oANpRuFF-srops FAILING AAe-cluANs AND
.v,coRArrs YOUR scALp-oElloHrFuL DRESSING.

about two weeks use. when you
will see new hair-fine and downy
At first yes but really now hair
sprouting out all over your scalp
nanderine is. We believe. the only
sure hair grower. destroyer OF
dandruff and cure for itchy ncalp
aud II never fails 20 stop falling
hair AZ once
II you want 20 prove how pretty
and soft your hair really Ia. moisten
cloth with little Dandcrine and
carefully draw Il through your hair
taking one ANAL strand AT a
time. Your hair win be soft. glossy
and beautiful in iust few mo-
ments--a delightful surprise awaits
everyone who trios this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29

= y possessed of a head OF
~. beautiful Aair' '0i' lu''roo' Gus
~, va,y and free from dan
!. merely . matter Of using a
-, psnderine ,.,. =.
s easy and inexpensive 70
-. ~, soft hair and lots o. e.
- : Is cent bottle o. Know
nuisrine now--ail drug
~. recommend it--spply a il,tle
!. Srsrted and within ten minutes
~ viIl be an appearance OF
l.sce, freshness. flaffiness and
scnparanie gloss and lustre
"a = you viii you cannot find
80 Al dandrufi or falling hair;
,car real surprise will be after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
HUSBAND TRIES TO
VIVID STEPDAUGHTER

FAN JOSE. Cal, Nov 2p.-~MrH
lfinia Chandler, In her applica.
Ton for divorce IN The superior
court made the charge that her
husband. Thomas n. Chandler. then
a resident OF Colorado. wanted 20
make a trip TO Salt Lake City for
! D. purpose OF having the Mormon
Church "aoal' his stepdaughter TO
him az his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
SET HEARING DATE.
IN WRECK PROBE

OLYMPIA, Nov. 2s.--Jeaae q.
Jones OF The public service commits.
sion has set December f2 as the day
Tor the hearing In the investigation
OF The Riverson wreck on the Puget
Sound Electric railway. The hear.
Ing will take place NJ the office OF
the railway IN Tacoma NJ 10 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29

The following are the average
prices paid ~ local commissson msr.
rh~uts 70 the producers and prfces
paid By tho retailer to ths commits
sionerE. The prices paid the farmers
come under buying price" and the
sum paid BY the retailer under sell.
ing price" Prices In all cases are
subisc TO variation according 10
freshness and general excellence but
these prices, unless otherwise inds.
Gated are for strictly first xrades
Euas-puytng prtre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
OPEN FACE TOCS AT
UNIVERSITIES BALL

ttA ail over.
They've got TO wear EN-.
The varsity ball committee has
decided that this years bah win bo
formal function and. with weepa
and wallis. the Young mon OF the uni.
vefsity Will dis out their billed"
shirts and awallowtails. put on a
ehoker and 20 through the agony OF
trying 10 have a good time In u
dress suit,
The varsity bali has always been
formal. but the aeutiment against
Il has been very pronounced lately
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
Trying to Impeach
Mother Nome Judge

impeachment proceedings are
threatened against Judge G. ID
Murane ~ Nome. o. T.. wiiletf.
Seattle attorney who defended II.
berry IN the case developing from
The charges that slulce boxes OF
the Pioneer Mining Co. had been
robbed. IL commissioned 10 exam.
Inc the records and evidence Of the
case. In an effort 10 show Judge
Murane Was either prejndired In
favor % the mining company or
that he was incompetent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
FIFTY ORPHANS EAT
ATCHILDRENS HOME

f1fly orphans. once homeless
children, had big Thanksgiving
dinner M the Seattle Children y
Home az noon II was the first
real Thanksgiving dinner some OF
them have ever had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
REWARD OFFERED
FOR MISSING MAN

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. - ITO
stimulate search for VIM Watt.
capitalist Of Napa. who disappeared
In Oakland hast Friday afternoon.
and whose automobile was found
near the ferry there. Mrs. Eliza
beth Watt. mother OF the missing
man. offered reward Of $500 hero
today for his return. dead or alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29

MOTHER FIGHTS RAT,
CHEWING HER BABY

SHAAOkfN. Pa. Nov. 20
When Mrs Roman konora entered
her bedroom after a brief absence
from her infant daughter In a low
crib. she found the child covered
with blood from wounds caused b.
a biz "a, chewing at The infants
legs and hands
The rodent was on the chiid-s
brcaa; when Mrs. konora arrived
II would not retreat until the
woman hurled a heavy vase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
GOODWIN WANTS
"DAY IN COURT"

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-Claiming
that he had not had his day In
court. Nat Goodwin. actor. through
his attorney. today made motion
In the city court here 10 have the
case OF Walter ID Turner reopen.d
Turner Fned aud got judgment for
si.o22 from Goodwin on the ground
thta the actor had hired hin for the
season Of ieiO.ii. and then failed to
pay his salary Of SIS a week affor
December 1. 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
CHARGE MAN SLEW
WITH FALSE TEETH

TOPEKA, Nov. 2g.--W. l., Beers,
a preacher of Wakarusa. Kan. near
here. IN under arrest pending In.
vestigaiion Of the death OF his wife.
II II charged that In n quarrel with
her NJ hotel here last night, he
choked her 10 death BY pushing
her false teeth down her throat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
The liner Minnesota Of the Great

TIC IIntF MInnchota Of Inc Nreat
Northern Steamship Go. In break.
Ing speed records In her trip
across the Pacific. The Minnesota
sailed from Yokohama at II p. M.
Nov. iG. She il expected 10 reach
the Smith Cove pier at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. one day ahead OF
her schedule. The vessel is bring
ing 1900 tons OF Oriental ship
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
STANDARD OIL UP
AGAINST 1T HARD

hERiiN. Nov. Apparently
believing that II has little 10 hop.
for In the way of diplomatic
pressure upon Germany FROM the
new administration In Washington.
iho Standard OF company Ia TO.
doubling It's press campaign In Ger.
many to create public opinion
against the governments proposed
bill to ouat the truss from the faith.
eriand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-29
YOUR SOUR, Classy, UPSET STOMACH
WILL FEEL fine IN FIVE MINUTES

orderrcaly does'
indigestion heartburn In flee minutes
auet hatmakeg Dapepsln the largest selling stomach
regulator In tho world II what eat men into stubborn Jumps
undigested acid
dizzy and aches breath foul tongue coated your ndes ned win
remember the Dapopsn
with all distress yanhes It's truly
aalonhIng amo maryeona and The Joy Is s harneaanesg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-23
Jn(an0gclegrap6
Sampfer & oIIifion.

Rprfolt. 9a., %. april. DER
Tampfer .grstan" pon Der W.rtdnts
aHo miners 2inie, pom Sa6ionoiue,
SSla., unb SapoHnab mad Baltimore
unteripess, iit am Wluntag Wprsen in
elmer aouiiion nit bsm 9ampfsr
rSroqupis" bon Der glnoe 2inie in Der
Rdbe oes Rap 9atteras ihpsr iiber
Der WaiIerIinie bsfddoist poro.n, Der
Dompfsr mar ab:r i'm Stunos, feline
s5atrt IansIam fortsuiessu. Der
Dompf.r ~Gitp Of Wonteomerp" Don
Der Sapannab 2iuis bl:ibt in Der Rdbs
Der .grstan-, um i'm Rotbfaae Ollie
l.iiten al tonnsn. gsibe Dampfsr, bic
in aolIiiion parsn, habsn paHagier.
an goro. Die .3roquois4 1T nur me-
MIA bsIeb6bist uHo issts bic 5obrt naf
oem Siosn fort.
Streitenoe Ra barn.
Rspart, 8, p. april. Die
75idbriss Grau Sones Darts seristb
nit ibrem Racbbarn, benz 80ilbriaeH
Or. syos. Wdltor uber ben DreH3s
saun in gir.it. 0a bic gsin.n ifon
lGnser. 3.it in Jeinoifaft kbtsn. ors
tste Der Streit in 9bailihieit.u aus.
Or. WaIton ersriff cine 1ate uno
iMus bamit fsinsr Rahbarin iiber ben
appf. bab iis lsbsnssefdhrli6 DerIest
su 9ooen iant. Ter lhdter tpuroe
perboftei.
Gin nettsr poIisiit.
ReU Yort. %. April. Gin bic
Tiger goli3iit, Srhn Wnronsp. purs'
am Mpntug bsm poliaeirihtsr unts'
Der 4ntlaae bes Ginbruts poreefiibrt
Der pcIisiit iit ausetlagt. in Elm !oer'
renausitattunss spaarens0dhGft .inse.
broten uno Elm paar nsrthDousl
Misunderstanding uno einen 5ut ae
isoblen su baten. Raronep puroe fiji
isin Grftsin.n gum prpssb unts'
$500 NisSi&ois ssinN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-23

8ie fran3oiiide Hegieruug erflort
6ob Der Rongel an gin5elbeiten iiber
bic Yorg0nge in yea benn umitano 5l.
tuidreiben lei, bob bic bort itationir.
ten bier ooer flint 1elegrapbiiten er'
nroroet iporoen ieien.
4ie gteuolte Der Bebolferung nno
Der maroffoniihen Solonten begann
am gitttpof) Rittas, nahoem cine
Delegation bon eingeborenen Irup.
pen i'm BnIait 5ugelniien lporben mar
ltno lid bel Dem Sultan uber bic nei,.
en- Wilitarreeilationen in 8erbiu.
oung nit Dem fran3oiiifen Rrotefto.
rat beihtpert bdtten.
9lls bic Delegation ben 9alait ner.
Iieb, fam ihneu elm fransoiiihcr
Sauptfnannt in ben Geg, ben Die
Golboten otne 8eiteres ergriffen rmo
tooteten. Ties mar oaS Sigiiol fiir
cine aIlgemeine pliinoerung uno Elm
Woiiacre in Der gan8en Stabt. Gie
eingeborenen SoIbdten, bon benz @e.
ifrei maroffaniiher Sralten angefeu.
ert, eilten ourd) bic StraBen Der
Stabt uno tobteten ale ,yran5oien,
Die ibnen in oen g9ea famen, babel
bic gepoIferung nit oen iaIihen Ruf
aufrei3eno, oaB Der Snltan elm 8e.
iauscner Der 5ran5oien lei uno be.
freit tperoen rIiiiie.
Die fran3oiiiheu TelegrapbiIten,
Die BON einem beiilenoen BoIfsbaufen
orgeariffen ipurben, pertbeIoigten lid
bier Stunoen lang in belbennriitbtger
8eiie in Dem 1eIegrapbenbureau IN.
| 3fuiiher cine Tepeihe nad Ger onoern
nad Sanger ihifeno. SdIteBlif) ge'
lang e5 Dem Bolf, Dos Selegrapben.
bureau 5u erItiirmen, tuorauf Die Ge'
learapbiiter getobtet unb ibre 2eihen
peritiimnreIt uno perbraunt rpurben.
Iie aopie dller getooteten ,Sran.
soien puroen, auf Stnngeu geIpieBt,
olHh Die StraBen getragen
Gie fraBoiilfe 8eianbtihoft ibid.
lie in3piiten 3ruppendbtheillngeR
aus, bic anoere auslonber nah Der
@einnoihnft brahten uno nohher
eroffnetP Die fran3oiiid)e 4rtlQerie
Elm heftiges iyeuer nuf Die Rebellen,
Die iidl In oen noroIihen Sbeil Der
Stuot 3uriid3ogen.
aus Werito.
| Sos 4ngeles, %. april. ,gpe'
ming Grpreb" nil aus gutter Gueae sr.
fahren takn, baB Major 5reberic
Buruham. Der friihsre aunoihaFier IL
| Giionfrisa uno yerfruasnsmann r.is
der ameriianiiher WlinsnsSpetulan.
ten nit 500 gut bsprffnstsn WaaHH
/ Ifhaiten an llfsr oss Sapnis5luFes in
1 Staat. Spnora, Rsrito, lagsre.
| Waior 8urnbam bepdfs NIT Ieiner
2euteu oas sGigenthum BON )
| g. Wprsun, Der Guggenbeims uni
2lnbsre. Gepshrs, maf6iusHssfhiis
uno Munition isien iiber oi. 9ren3
| gsf6muassIt tporosn.
gucfon, ari3., %. 4pril. 81
Sonora iiub 1000 Sapni> >Subianer
tpsIfe bon Der msritdriibsn Regie
runs nit WauisrseDebr.H bstpaffne
purben, I'm bic Rsbelleu i'm Staat
| SpuOra gu betdmpfsn, auf benarisgs
pfao sssausn. Der 9oupsrneur be-
Siaates ioll ben General 9iliosn aui
| Gbibuabua herbeigeruf.n babeu. In
ben Staat g.ssn bic Snoianer gu Der
tteioigsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-23
rs. SabrgAt,g.
Wetterberidbt.

Stir Obio unb bas untere Wais
dbigan: Sf0nss unD etipas tpdrmeres
NDetter am Dienftag. Qm Wlittipch
ihSnes Wetter. Mdbis ftarte, ipeitlids
Winbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-23

Mus bem Deatfhen Relh.
Berlin, %. 4pril. Sm Rsihstag
nabm am Monios bic Debate iiber be
Mkbrporlase ibrsn 4nfuns. Der
Reihsian5Ier bon 8etbnanns 5olpss
rrtxioigte bic Dorlase, ols er Tie eins
reifte auf ben Grunb bin, bdb
Deusfhlono tp<sen ieiner erponirtsn
aspatupbif6kn Gage uno Der ibm oess
hdtb fortrpdbrenb orobtHoen ariegsges
fabr, assrpungen fein miiffe fiir aas
Decentralization ssriift,t 81 iein. er CAB
Der lleberssusuHg Iusorud. odb teins
grotmafs einsn aries nit Deutfhs
lamb tpiinihe, ias!e aber. oab bic Erles
ae Der gerganssnbeit meift gan5 plOs'
lid aussebrpfxn ieien, uno ieBt ois
W0s!itieit eiues Rrieses ndber ltege.
ola ie, neil er j.bt pisl Ieihtsr Jet. Die
Dffsntlihs Meinung 5u erregen.
Der Rdn3ler pertbetbiste Die Regiss
runa gaen ben 8oripurf, bdb lie iif
niht fir eine Grbf1aftsfteuer sr.ldrs,
lin bic Rotten fir bi. @erm.hruns BON
9<sr nnp JIOtis auf3ubrinsen, inbem
er iagte, oab s.niisenoeG.Ioer befhaffi
iperoen t6nnten, auh obne cine CRIB
fhcftsittuer, iiber Die i'm Reihstaq
ipiberipshenbe anii6ten pprhrri6'
ten.
Der arisgsminiiter, gensral Dor
1aerinqen uuo Der Staatsfetrstdr bea
Reihsmarinedmts, 4omirol bon 5ir.
pib, bieltsn nab benz aanSler Reoen
su Guniten Der Dorlaee.
6err Riibn, Der nsiie ShuBumts'
ftsret6r. Dab Mustunft iiber bic Gin
5eIheiten Der 0crlage nnb bic poraus'
iihilihenW Webrnnssaben. gr faete, DAT
bic sr0bfs Gporfamieit in allen De
poriements noibis iein ipiirbe. um oi,
auferlesung neuer Stsusrn su osrmsi'
ben.
Der IosialiItiihe 2lbgeorbnete Oar,
eriIdrte i'm Ramen ieiner pariei. oaf
oiefe Der WermebruRs pon 5eer uni
1lptte opponiren tpiirbe. bic Jrsifinni'
afn ptrfprdden abtr. bic 0or!ase IN
ieritiiben 5u ipollsn. Die Debate ipiri
am Disni.us fortsefest perben.
GroBes aufisbeE errsst Elm bon al
len Mbenhbldi.ern nahgeorudter fen
IationtlIer urtitel, ben Der friiber
Gtootsfsiretdr oes RsidsihoBamtl
M<rmuth fait sleihseitig nit Der Gin
reihung Der Webrporines unisr ben
3iiel Dir Gefunbung Der Rsits
finan3ea- in Der .Geutihen Repue'
psr0ffeptIiht bat. Der GrsGtadtss5s
frstGr. ber mtbr ais ireeHo Elm NHbe
rtr getban bot. nm bns s5inan3ipeItl
bes Meines in sefunbs Yabnsn 5u lei
ten. fdbrt aus. bab bic geaenncrti,
herrfffaD. innere poIitifne3 3srtliifiunl
ibren 0runo In ben finansielIen Mirr
niiien at.
Noh elmer iharfen 0erurikilunl
Der friibsrtn anleibtipirthfhaft srt!Gr
Der bsrnoragenoe ynhmann. hnb d
bisiem ruinOfen Spiiem 3uriifsstsbr
suerhen iniiiIe. tpenn nidt isnrfe neu
9innnbmtanellen erfnloiIeH lpiirben
Die pdifkung Der mehrporloee perb
fur 1913 eins Wiebrouslass bon 18'
unb fur 1914 cine iolte pon 200 Wlil
lionen Wart nothspenbig nofkn I'M
bie 4ufbrinsuns nsuer Gieusrn fei bn
htr unerlGblih, benn bic Miidttbr 81
Der 8erees pnlitit iplrbe gllts fpisbe
5srltSren, mas auf benz Wegs 5u
finanJknen Gefunbuns errei1s iporoet
jd.
m IN esssssy5sisitsa ~ Regis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-23

etu1 purb<n 13 fran50iii6e Gipi!iitsH
gst0otst,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-23

Wdbreno mebr als 100 5ubsn maid
erirt unb pieIe peripunpet puroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-23
Muslan0. Selegrapb
Gle De6atle ii6er Die We6r.
Oor(aQe
Sat am Wlontas TN Neidstas
begonuen.
lie zosialiiten erfldren bic Vors
la8e betdmpfen SO ipcllen.
s5ranifuri q. W. tuiro nniDeriitdtss
iiabt.
Die 9ebouptuns Der r5rantiurter Set
iuns" ipioerlest,
Dag bic b<utiten Ss.dnoampfer niht
senus Rettunssboote mitfibrten.
Tie Repolution in syeS, Wdrotso,
Sat bic JransOien 15 Offisiers uno
40 Wann On 9ootsn
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limb 4 Sffisiere unb 20 Wann on
Uerpunpetsn sstoitst.
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8on beu mebr ais 90 2ei6en, Die lid,
on goro bes Iompfers yWadap.
8eunett befinoen,
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Sat bic JrdnsOien 15 Offisisre unb
40 Wtann on 9ooten
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Dag bic beuiihen Ss.dnoampfer ni6t
genus Rettunssboote mitfiibrten.
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Gie ReOolutiOn in iyss, Marotso.
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y. u. g. ssranflin Der 0ise=
Eraiioent Der Wbite Star=
Sinie bat suseseoen
OaB er bic gahriht bon Dem Inter.
gang Der r5ttanic" 5uerIt
nnterbriifte,
lin oas 8ublifum nidt gu alarmiren
lno Der pierte Sfii3ier Der yEitanic"
iagte aus,
DAB elm un6efaurter Oantpier nur
8 WeileE BON Der ,,Titanic" ent.
iernt geipeien Iet OILS lie

uno feinen Beriuf gena6t babe,
ollie 5u bringen.
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(Tortissuns auf Der 3. Seissy
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Die gebauptuns Der ~5rantiurter 3eis
iuns" tpiDerlest.
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Sat am Montas TN Neidstas
beapnnen.
lie zosialiiten erfldrea bic Vor'
laae betduapfen SO ipcIlen.

frankfurt q. SO. tpiro uniDerFtdtss
fiabt.
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ben, bic bereits In rsihlidem Wub
Dorbonoenen Rettuiisseinri6tunse
nod gu erb0ben, otne erit einen erlab
neuer seieblihsr Uprfhriften abdns
tpdrten.
3ranffurt q. 80. 10 ir b II nj ;
npriif1t aft Of
New-York tribune., 1912-03-05
TO REPLY TO COAL MINERS
Operators to Meet To-day and
Appoint Committee.

The meeting Of the anthracite mine opef-
ators called to appoint committee to con-
for with the committee OF the mine work.
ers ON March l3. It was announced yester-
dav will take place I'm the rooms or tn
Trunk Line Association, No 143 Liberty
street at O'Clock this afternoon with
perhaps a slight change, the same commit
tee which conferred with the mine workers
when the agreement expiring at the end
NJ this month was made will be appointed
and George +. Baer, president OF the Phila-
deInhIa G. Reading Railroad. will probably
be chairman Of the committee.
AT rhe meeting to-day. 1t was said. the
supplv OF anthracite In stock and available
before March 81 will be discussed. II was
also said that the committee TO be ap-
nointed will meet at once and prepare n
renIy 10 the workmen which will be sub
mitted To all the operators before the con-
ference on March 10. 1t Is thought that
the reply may contain a counter PROPOSE
ton
According to representatives Of opera
tors. the prices of biturninous coal contin-
ued TO mount up yesterday on account OF
the fear OF a strike. A representative OF
the Elkins Coal and Coke Company said
that the prices OF some OF the Southern
soft coal had doubled. but there was not
az large an Increase I'm proportion I'm the
prices OF the Pennsylvania soft coal. This
man said he believed there would be a
strike Of both the bituminous and anthra-
cite miners.