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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29

ben m.brere berfslben idon isst san3e
Settionen in ben papilIons fir ibre
4rbeitsr seiihert. Nn grmun.erurg
fir ben beimifhen alub fpirb IS niht
fehlen.
Spinnep's aisa extraordinarily
iperoen bic Sdifon 4nfanss bes ndhs
ten NsDnats bur6 cine Gsrie Don
tSpieIen nit ben Champions .Gprus
bells" in DeIt Baben, Jnb.. er6ffnen.
Der gineinndtier alnb beiteb. aus ben
folsenoen Spielern: 1rsb. Moasns
lamp, Gb. McQernan, qDllo Mepers,
Joj. Reasp, atftp geper. al. Ded.r,
9einis 6onis. glarnlfs Wunfon,
Rop Rpdn, geors EiefeI, Ja,ob gus
fhelmonn, Reb Alein. Robtrt Con
tpup unb 6. lltrid. (aautsr 9isiis.
Jungens - oorunter 8 1eutfhs).
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Gigeatbimlid)e 8eih6ftsmstbeoen.

gissntbiimIitt Gei6dfismsthoben
fheint Elm bieiis.s W0belseihdft su
bobtn. bas iin bis Dor aur5sm
.iikr'm Rbein" bsfdnb. isoo6 jest
Rnh benz Wefisnb iibergtfieoelt III.
geifern Iisfen sss.n bic Jirma bei
6errn Garp. bem Doriisbkr nes itdbti=
l6en Jnformaiions Bureaus .tpei
8eihDerDeH ssaen bic 5irma elm uno
allsr WabrfheinIiHteit nuh pirb bie
polisei onsenisfen perben, bic gieens
tbiimef bes 0eihGfts fpsgen Wsrnns
ftaltuns einer 2oiterie au beldnsen.
Wie aus ben 1eIhiperben. Mren
tine BON elmer Jrun 8. 6. Megaalp
aus 6arrifoE fannie, berporgebt,
bdndftist bic Girma cine ansdbl
Asentinnen, bic bon 5aus 5u 6aus
ipunbsrn unb Wsitslieber fir Ioe<s
rl1nnte -alubs4 IomnsIn. Dki. Mits
.gli.oer miiHen % Gents pro Wohe be-
snbieH unb alIn0dsnsIin finbet cine
3kbuns ftatt, BEL ipelher Der aliidlis
4e Oefpinner Mdoren I'm Weribe bon
$40 erbdlt. Wer nidt seipinnt, muB
10 inngt be5nbkn, bis er $40 ober $l5
beiseftsuert bat. uorauf er fb bann
angebiiA Wnortn 5u bieiem Dertb
1nsfu6sn tonn. syrou MegauIep
fdreibt nan. bab he ben pclIen getraa
einbej0blt unb ii4 aud SIN Quit aus
etfudt. jsbo4 bis iebt nod nihi be-
tommen bat. Obf9on nrebrtre gsonen
in5nif6en ptrftridkn finb. Cine ane
btre HefhaD<rbefiibrerin betaupiets,
bab fie BON Der Girmo sr5bIi4 ubers
uDrtbeflt iporben lei, nnb momss iiH
onkifGig. nod Elm hoIbss 1ubenb
anberer 1rouen 5ur @ten< 3u brinaen.
BITE sbenfnlis tribe Grfnbrunasn mil
Der Jirma eemdHt bdften. 6trr garp
belt benz Gieentbiimer bes Defhdfts
cine san5 seb6rige Si0nbpoufe unb
iibergob Donn ben Brief an y,oIiseis
def Sodfon ~ ipeiierer tlnterfununa.
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Cterblid,f feitSbertdbt.

1<nrp Oldham, 43, 468 pionesr
Str, Jnqueit in Shpebe.
CLARA 5irb, 13, 2270 Goth Sirabs,
Gnarfahfieber.
Hernarb Meb. 80, 4128 MitIer
Str, Snqueft in Shmebe.
Ncfs aleemeier, %, 1907 Gntter
Ctr, lubtriuIofs.
Wieio, Gmroeber, /, Carthage, D..
Jnqueit In Shpebe.
5ritheriie 9dos. rs. 648 Gnrisht
4pe., Jnqusft In Ghmebe.
Wargoretbe Rotbboos, 66, 184O
linn gtrabe, 3uderrubr.
Wlarp garbnsr, 81, 1865 pkairni
Ctr, 4nberlulois.
Rate Skis, 63, 1436 Gncumcrt
Str, RiersnIeiben.
Roitkrine Mlsronber. 70. 341 ems
ming Str, lufir5trsnent3iinouns.
Jone Didep, 81. .Wittpenbeim, luns
gsptni3iinbuns.
wlorp RiemoHn. 20, Sie9enhtinl.
RitrenIsiben.
Glara W. Mirlr, "a. 1923 2inn
Ctr, 9uberiuloie.
SAINTS y. Bropbp, 56, DAT unb
aempsr ADe., Snqusit In enrpebe.
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Oe.erlaabuihideiae.

sBecrne Spros,t. sc, 9aneaiier, ga.
lSenriettn Sinnou, 90. 963 @elIs
Efrnbe.
iMailaee Sushes. 80. s75 Bebrman
( Mpe1Iuc.
l0epe SisIe, 2f, s65 @ebrman ape.
iSarrp aunnels. %, s75 @ehrnaan
I gpcrlie.
labn Hisle, 90. s75 Bebrmnn ape.
i1solter @. Mcbinion. 90, GclIeaeeil.
lslAu gsnn ssute. 81. college sin, g.
lgyaIter emitb. 81, 361 cit 3. CTR.
fDiroie ". WscNnnaulon, %. i244
on Gront Ctr.
iAoiep6 S,,ebes. 26, 900 RiHmono.
I l0eorgia See. 80. bto.
5sSobn ). aaiper, q, 1882 Noee Ctr.
iOoIoie NOnnt. IS. 1926 Race Sir.
iJsi6. BieHer, %, 1918 0ogan ctr.
tGelia E8einberg, 20, 30S N. l5.Str.
lGbaS. Sndion, 80, 5f3 Garlis!ealpe.
!Gli5o Gcnl 35. 573 B. 6. Ctr.
issobn GdItein, 20. Baltimore. UsS.
lIaorp grecnoipop. %. GentroiSotei.
lH}m Hoanmnn, "a, 1881 sSreeInon.
lgottis HeImrs, 20, Alt So. 8. ctr.
iBec. Mm. sseGep, %, 954 MIDI
I moab Ctr.
lSfella n. M,hin, 20. 1910 Gutter.
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1nbren sn id)nea.

NoIiseirid)ter bride beitrofte ae.
tern brei NotorepfIer Inn ie $25,
neil lie mad, ben stHgaben bes YpIi.
5iiten %ingbano 81 id,ueH gefabren
iunren.
Tie 8erbanolung geaen Den Gbnui.
jenr Charles 21i6e, Der BET .. 4.
1cbnion, go. $500 Nenoiua gfooo,
nngeitellt lit uno Der ebenfnIls beihul.
oigt mar. 5n id,Heu gefabrrn 3ii iein,
iunroc bis gum 8. Ml1r3 berIdcbesl.
Herr Jobnion mar perf6nIid sliaeoen
Inn Den Chauffeur bei3nftfben. Wie
Qldc brbniptete, mar Der NoItsiit
Rtndbduo. Der ibr nlbieIt bSIeiDiaenD
gewOroen, Oenn er bntte ibn eefraet.
% er eiil @eiber oher elm Reger rel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29
Beam Il q n b { I,

Die Ben telephone 60. iirenete eez
itern Elm giuhaltsperfabren eessn
9eo. B. Barter BON Dpomiug, be
0ollep Blade 60. Don Glmpooo DIace
unD gbeftsr g. Ourr an, nm oieIelben
gu oerbinpern, ein unoffi3tellss Tele<
pbon Qorebbud fur oos Ultucreets
5bal 81 peroffentli6en, rsIp. bic be-
reits erfolgte 8erDffentlihuna zines
iolfan ein3uTtellen. Die geieIIihdft
bebauptst. baB bas beunItdnoete BUD
nur als Elm Innoneen Msbium be-
nuBt tperoe uno oaB DafIelbe, neil
Diels Rummern NIT benen bes effi8ielz
len 4orebbufrs nitt iiberstnItimmen,
lnannsbmlihfeitsn unb 8erpirrunaen
perurfahe. Qluberoem babe Die 9sz
IeuIhaft bds ausihlieBlihe Reft, elm
Qorebbu6 fir ibrsn eigenen 5elepbon=
btsnft su peroffentlihsn.
Rthter 9orman bepiqtgts sinen
tsmpordren ginbaItsbsfebl, big bic
2lneeleeenbeit CUR enooiltigsn Der
bdnolung tommen tann.
uneinies gheiIbaber.
4uf Setreiben Don 8m. $. Weber,
Der ieit iehs Sabrsn nit 5enrp Seils
Die .Stanoaro 9ap anD Grain 60" /"
an Der 6. uno Carr StraBs betreibt,
lpurbs gsitsrn SoIeph W. Ban 2sunen
ais Rseeiper fir oas @ei6dFt ernannt
unp feline aaution auf SIS, 900 fsitasz
iegt. yBeber bebauptet, oaB stpri9en
ibm uno isinsm IbeilbabSr Differenr
gen 6s5iisiih Der 2eituns Deg 8ef6dfts
entitanosn fsien, bic Hitt itiebli6 aez
idli6tet tpsrosn tOnnten. sSnfolge
oehen ielen audi Idou perIhieoene
alaseH gesen Die 5irma eingereiht
pproen unb es lieas 9efa1r por, bar
bic pertbD0asn attioa psrIchleuoert
perben.
einsereihte 5eitamsnte.
Gerharo 8. grinter Iest feline 8ot=
tin gernaroine 9rtnter als uniperIols
srbin unp 9eitamentspollitreterin Elm.
9eorae Hotb permaht iciner 5ohz
ter &dtbartne Wtap 9anoen $50, feis
ner 2odter 2tnnd Wdrn 8urropg
uno ietnem Sohne @ottlieb Rotb Re
$25. ieiner Gntelin Clara eSunQ $3.50,
Isinem Gnfsl Gilbert Rotb $3.50, fpenn
Derielk q Sabre alt piro; Ietner
5oftsr gena Warp Dobms $500 M;
Der 8eDiuduuu. ihreu Gfuhsru gr9nr-
saret unb 6urrn je $40 ouppn 81
iiberIafien; feiner 5ohter Wdrp Nm
Sang, Die iAn lnngs 3eit gepTIsgt bot,
$500 uub ben aansen Reit ieines ger=
mOoens. Gbeiter R. 5boot lit 5eita.
mentspoflftreder.
Catherine Sane Bridges oermah,
ihren S0bnen Rpbert g., Georgs, Dm,
g., Jobn q. uno ,Spispb ie 800 unr
ben Rsit hires germDgens ON ihrs
sn4tsr Rarsare. ), Bridges. mel
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Nm1 ben Oeridtsb6fex.

GbeideiSnnss- 6 -1dff in Sa1e unb
syalle. - Ben einem Guksrit brn-
talen @atten seidyieoen. - SdDa-
heneriat-aIaeeH - 3eeeiper fir
sin Jmtterstid,aft. - Muk iid
eiaer itnterinAnns mmter5iebsn. -
Gingereid)te 3eitaments. - RadD-
laHiadeH. - 1erid)ieoenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29

benz sheilbober aontratt norgsiehen
par, geqen ge3ablung BON S. pro
Wo6e als Sidstpsrtduferin furgiren
su laiIen, ionoern Tie sinfah pomplaBs
seiagt babe. rpenn iis ii6 ieben lisB.
lnoffi3isIles aore bud
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-29
Gd)alttag-9 9pigra,nn,e.

Gin ntununb3tpan3igiter s5ebrudr
SIT uns beihieben in pieism Sabr,
Gin Shalitas tpieber iit uns btihert,
Der nah bier Sabren erit tpieberfebrt.
Diesmal mag fein er 70 ipie er min.
Jh bin sufrieben unb fdpeise fiji.
Doh fir bic 3eit ieiner Biebsrte6r
9snt' id idoH jebt. pas gu tpiinf6en
mar.
llno babe beute fhon Der Miinihe
Drei Wunfdr fisbn ia i'm Mdrden
frei.
Gr bring. mir ,ritens Sonnenfhein
unD 3lpeiiens aud nod Elm Glas poll
Wein.
Dds brittle oter, ons er mir brinat,
Gel Dies, Dab Ihon cine Gerhe fingt,
8ieqeift auh Ff1on Elm. 8iuu,e bIubt,
Die aufgeuedt LIT bur6 a.rhenlieb.
60 bob" ih bieie brti Wiinffe iebt
Bel alien brsien porausgefebt -
Sie hdtten ia ionft gar teinsn Sinn
DaB ih alsounn nod am 2sbsn bin.
SobaHnes 9roia n.
8 bsilgsr Batter, papit @resor!
Rod ittbt oein Sdaltipiiem in Jlor,
Wonah bic Wenifen portpdrtstries
ben;
Rur Rublanb iit suriids.bIieben.
gs blie6 3uriid Jim breisebn 1dse.
Blob um 10 rpenisa Dumme Grage.
Seio OBJ Der Rehuuns niht rerfpuns
bert,
9enn ieber Gag III .in Sabrbunbert.
Dit piel aud 5aee 3Gblt bas Sabr,
Der WsnIh mub ouloen immerDdr.
Wub 2sioen fhleppen Biz 5ur Bd1rs;
SD ienne nur semeine SABRE.
Der bies anmento inmmsrt. III
Gin ungliitiel ger 6umorift.
llnb heuer mub Der arme UldHn
Webr 3sit rertreiben, als er fdnn.
SuiiusBauer
Der 9drm" bas ift bic srob.
1Sraee,
Die ottuelliie pein fiirtpabr.
Ridt anners dls bic anberR 1ase
Wiro aun Der leste 5sbruar:
,siir unf're Herpen elm Gupolttdg.
Fir unfsr Irommelfea Elm HnalItd1
ssiir nnier Wobllein elm U.rfautag,
Dis ieber antos iit etn Shdl!ag
4ud oieTer S4alitds!
aIsr. W ossfopsti
Der quite Wenfh, er fprihi une
ldht:
Den Sdalttag, ben Bot Ooit asmaht
DAB alle pisr Sabre Weib uno WaHu
Sid einen Tag ldHger freusH
tann.1
Der 80ie fludi: % Hieoertraht!
Den Shdltiag bal ber 9eufel gemadt
lInb lssts ibn iuft in ben Jebruar.
Den sgdIhiHesmonat. Der garbdr.
Dumit man, penn bns ge!o periisgi,
5eiH 0ebalt eintn gdH5er
Sosfpdter
triest!"
ss6 bin niht BOG. ih bin niht gut,
Splr' peber Jreuos. nod srpb.
Wutb.
mh pie bon mir eeihiibsrten 3pei.
Mir III Der Sdalttag gang einerlsI.
Sd peib la bod su feinel
Jrit.
Was fir Elm Tag uno D a.
tum 1T!
aarl Gtilinssr
1beateralmaHah.
Waoome lit brsibis Sabre ali2
aiiat nun bds guda eiigt bk Ge,
falt2
Rur breibis Sabre2 - 80 iiebt's 5r
lsfen.
Ginb s.bn oaoon S6altiabre getps.
i.r2
Rooo Rob q
Dies ater.
Sd tonn mid niht gum Shdltinh,
beiebren,
Genn oieles trluubt ben Reaftiondrer
Rod einsn Tag LANCER gu ipiihlen
Sn ~pormdrSliten Gefiib.
len !. !.
5ans8rennert.
Die perihisb<nen 1erminnlisn,
Sonnenpbaien uno psrioosn.
3piltn. Joeu unb Halenben.
HIpmpinben unb Spnoben
Ginp mir leibtr bobmIN Dorfer.
Doh tntfhulbiet mid bies sin,:
WisI b<riibHt're Qeuie famsn
Auh boriibsr niht ins reins.
Uriehen. Romer uHo 4esppter
4 e ~g.sAE~uS ~.A&
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nia NETT graueaRraas6eilen

9iHbsrfroutbsiteu aue SauttyaHthsItsr idmsrsIos
une operations lcs uHter QeraRfie sshrlt. i43J
gint Stgass Reform Hseieal 5Hftuts. Ssutl6e
NerBtt.
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psobiTt u. .. Neiat polftr
nnb .Darisepsrs Tsieabs. =
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oisieibe lie nnb ibrsu Batter 10 se.
treuli6 gepflegt bat. Sbrsn Sobn
gotparo Bridges enterbt iie. neil er
ihr ME strpas gsgeben uno iie ieit piez
len esabren niht eiRmal beiudt bat.
Gbarles 70. 0uut permaht iein
germDgsn an feline Satin Winnie
Wnud.
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q a d / q 3 9 q d En-.

5enrp !6ermdnn 1T 5eItamsntsoolIz
itreter bon Sobn 9bilip Sermoun;
9ruubeisentbum $1,000.
5lorence 30. Sotfielo III RahlaBs
perlpdlterin BON Sobn Satfielb; pers
Ionalisn $1,000.
Margaret s. Bridges iIt 5sitas
mentspoilitrederin pun Gathrine Sane
8rioaes; QerIonalien $1,000.
Wargaret WalIb 1T Rahiabperpals
term BON Sobu BaIib; Pericndlien
$125.
Der perT0nIihe Rahlab Der Sane
giro bstrdgt $1429.19; oerienige 5es
sSomes aeQp $685. oerienig pes
Qbe urbunstn $ll,342.54; ner tiae
oes 4ifrsb Stoehr $7104.47; oerjenias
Der gli3abstb 5. Stasblsr $14.672. %;
oerienige bes 8eprgs 8. Stapeip ST.
459.68; psrienige pes Sarpb Wsob
$50; oerjeuigs Der Rate 5isccnia
$50; oerisnigs oes Rautiu .. Sonss
$9357.72.
8erI hientHss.
SO. R. Collins, aifiaucs oes Nm.
g. 9opies, friiberen G,eHleiRbezg krts
BON pleaiont Rioee. puroe srmdhtiai.
DEN 9ldubigern cine pettsre Diplosnbe
ppn 26t Yro3eut Su besablen, 70 odb
oteIelben i'm gdnSen 51a aSro5snt era
holten habsn.
die @eftern Union telegraph 90.
srIangte Elm 8sroitt iiber $612.43 &c.
gen bic Cincinnati gropiiion gypert
Co.
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Dn perihisbensn 1erminalisn,
Sonnenpbafen uno psrioosn.
3ptlen. Joeu unb Halenben.
HIpmpinhen unb Gnnoben
Ginp mir leiDer bobm'Ide Dorfer.
Doh tntfhuloist mid bies cine:
WieI beribmt're Qeuie famsn
Huda boriibsr nicht ins refine.
Uriehen. R0mer uno 4tspptsr
1ab<n's slsinfolls niht peritanben,
Dem Der T.onb. Der sIeins GHdfer.
Woht bic RthnuHa iiets 3uifanb<n.
autH fhlus Der HfrI elm Shnipp6en
Juben. ghriften. 9eibtn. Trommsp,
So fslbit gGior unD papii Ortsos
GiHb benz S6elm 1idt beigefrmmen.
Ane paor S1brbunbert ipieh.r
Mirb bic Me6nung Heu p.modt,
llnb bnS iit's, lporum per Spitbub'
Gsit pkl toufenb 9n4ren laHt.
ReSp 4onsto
The Washington times., 1912-09-27
YOUNG ASTOR TOO
BUSY FORSOC|ETY,
Love, OR COLLEGE
Won't Enter Four Hundred,
Return to Harvard, or Get
Married-Just Works.

NEW YORK, Sept N.-Vincent AS
tor. who IL worth s75,Ooo,OoO as a result
OF his fathers death on the Titanic.
returned from Europe today on the
Mauretania, He has nothing to do but
work.
The FIRST words OF the young multi
millionaire were:
II am too busy for love.
Il am too busy for society.
81 am too busy to go to college.
II have my work to do and have
no time for anything else
Young Astor meant by these words
to the reporters that he was not going
back TO finish his course at Harvard,
that he was not going to enter British
or American society. as II had been re-
ported he intended, and that he was
not going to get married, I'm spite OF
reports Of his attentions to Miss Laura
Webb. daughter OF the millionaire. F.
Egerton Webb, who also arrived on the
Vincent Astor, In his present frame
OF mind, In probably the most serious
young man that ever came into a great
fortune. He declares that he knows
precisely what he wants to do and that
he IL going to devote his life to doing
it-this being the management OF the
vast estate which comes Into his hands
on November ID, next when he reaches
his majority.
Young Astor looks Ave years older
than he did before his father went down
on the Titanic. His whole manner has
changed from that Of a diffident, hest.
tant. uncertain bow to that of a mar
and his life and has been thinking hard
He now snaps out his words In straigh,
forward fashion. indicating plainly that
he has given careful thought to the
opinions and conclusions that he ex'
presses.
The Washington times., 1912-09-27

erai Electric Company. OF Schenectady.
N. r.; the Westinghouse Company. Of
Bluefield. N. Land the Franklin Man
ufacturing Company, OF Hartford. Conn.
The Washington times., 1912-09-27
Naval Militia Will
Get Regular Service

The Navy Department has announced
that the 50 naval mllitiamen, who
have been ordered to report for duty in
connection with the naval rendezvous In
New York harbor, will not be given a
weeks junket. They will be distributed
among the various vessels OF the big
fleet and will be required to do active
service in place OF absent enlisted men
OF the regular service.
Heretofore the Navy Department has
placed the militiamen aboard vessels to
themselves. Their work has been light
on such cruises. This time, however.
they will see real service. and will be
put to work on men-of-war alongside
the members OF the regular crews.
The Washington times., 1912-09-27
SAYS GIRLS OF TEN
USE CIGARETTES
Missouri w. c. T. u. Leader De-
clares She Has Seen
Them Do II.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. Ex-Governor Had
lev will soon be asked to grant permits
sion to the Missouri Woman's Christian
Temperance Union to circulate a petit
ton among the prisoners In State penal
institutions. asking the voters to do
away with saloons at the next election.
Girls not over ten years old, In
some of the society homes in st. Louis
are smoking cigarettes" said Mrs. L. b.
ingalls, In a speech.
mo only here but IN other parts OF
the State as well. 1 have found little
girls putting cigarettes. sometimes In
their homes" she said.
Mrs. Ingalls, pleaded with the dele.
gates TO use every effort in helping ems
force the law which prohibits the sale
Of cigarettes or cigarette materials 10
persons less than eighteen years OF age
The Washington times., 1912-09-27
Petition Commission
For Better Rates

A complaint and petition to the In
terstate Commerce Commission to COM
pei of the Pennsylvania railroad. the
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Whining
ton railroad, and the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad TO issue and provide joint
through rates on fruits and produce
from Delaware points to Hinton. w.
Va, via Washington, and the Potomac
yards, was filed with the commission
today by the Hinton Fruit and Produce
Company.
The West Virginia company COM
plains that individual rates charged are
unreasonable and that the only through
traffic provided Is via Pittsburgh, a
much longer route that requires seven
days in transit, whereas fruit shipped
via Washington can reach Its destina-
ton in forty-eight to sixty hours.
The Washington times., 1912-09-27
MacVeagh Orders $3.50, 900
Worth of Electric Bulbs

A contract for $4,000 worth Of In
candescent electric light bulbs. for use
by the Government has been signed by
Secretary OF the Treasury Macveagh.
The order includes even little multi
colored lights used to decorate men-of-
war.
The award was split equally to three
bidders. all OF whom gave the. same
prices. These companies are tho Gen.
The Washington times., 1912-09-27
S|CKtES' WIFE
SAYS SHE WILL
TAKE HIS HOME
Woman Who Pawned Jewels
To Save General Losing
Patience.

NEW YORK. Sept. N.-Mrs. Daniel
slckles declared today that she will
foreclose . $4,000 mortgage she holds
on the Fifth avenue home of her hus-
band, and would evict the aged civil
war veteran from It's possession.
will any Of the mythical comrades
OF whom he speaks trust him with
money to live on?" she asked, with a
sheer.
Mrs. sickies, who recently paid and
took over an 5000 judgment against
the general, under which a trust COM
pany threatened to sell the old soldier &
collection OF curios and valuable per-
sonal belongings. made these statements
In answer to an open letter from the
general. He made assertions which his
wife characterized as outrageous and
Indignantly denied. He delved into
various Of his family and financial rela-
lions.
How Trouble Started.
All this arises from the order of the
supreme court for the sale Of all Gener-
al sickies' household treasures. which
was prevented at the last moment.
when Mrs Ackies. who had been sep
arated from. him for a third of a CEN
tury or more. went to his rescue and
paid 5000 to satisfy a judgment for that
amount.
The statement made by General Sic
kies was inspired by the fear the pub
lie would not understand his reason for
refusing to receive his wife after she
had pawned Jewels to save part Of his
war relics from being sold. He care
fully prepared II and sent 1t to the
. 10, ~
The Washington times., 1912-09-27
District Attorney
Is Back at Desk

United States Attorney Clarence r.
Wilson. who has taken charge OF his
office again after an absence OF two
months. declared that he has not had
time to look over the record In the in
vestigation Of the alleged populations
of John Edward Humphries. the self
confessed forger and embezzler of near
ly $500. and would not discuss the
case. T.,
II Is understood. however, that the
case will be presented to the new grand
Jury which convenes next week.
The Washington times., 1912-09-27
Suspends Roads Plan.

The proposal Of the New York Gen.
trail to eliminate lightersge service from
its Thirty-third street hay warehouse
In New York to all points within the
lighterage limit except certain ones
chosen by the railroad was suspended
from operation Yesterday by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission until Janu-
ary o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-09
FORESTERS IN
BIG SESSION
Court Standard Has Visitors
e Are Initiated.

Many members of the Foresters
of America, representing the two
courts in this city and many visitors
from out of town, were at the meet
ing of Court Standard No. III in
its rooms in Odd Fellows hall last
night. At this time eight candidates
were initiated and the degree work
was performed by the degree team
of Court AmbOy No. So under the
direction of Joseph Fruewirth, de
gree master. over sixty Foresters
were present to witness the cere-
monies.
Chief Ranger Emil Jensen presid-
ed at the meeting and welcomed the
visitors. After the meeting the
members n their guests went to
Mckinley hall, where a collation.
was served. Grand Sub-Chief Rang
err d. J. Flynn, Supervising Deputy
Thomas Lucas and Deputy Grand
Chief Ranger James J.. Flynn were
among the grand court officers pres
ent.
At the business session of the
court plans were talked over for
the reception to be given D. j. Flynn
next Wednesday night in the advent
of his election to grand chief ranger
of the state at the convention to be
held In Jersey City next Tuesday.
A parade and a banquet is being
planned for the occasion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-09

New York, May 8.
BUTTER-Strong; receipts. 100 pack
ages; creamery. specials. Id. 8sc,: extras.
a2te. frsts, Sho.; seconds, s0asic. thirds.
27assc, state dairy. tubs. finest. staas21Ho.
good to prime. 2sas1c.: common to fair.
Na2se.; process, specials, 9tao.: extras.
2etta77o.: hrsts, 251aa28c.; seconds. Aas6c,
factory. current make. nrsts. nacSho.
seconds, 24a243So.: thirds, 22a23o.: packing
stock. current make, No, 2. 23hc., No. g.
21a2so.
CHEEsE-F1rm; receipts, 2,222 boxes;
state whole milk. current make, specials,
white. h.. 18c. coIored. 16c. average fan
cy, white, 1910: colored. 15Ac.; under
grades l6a1b1tAe.: state skins. current
make, specials. white, 11a11hc.; colored.
11a1l11o.; fair to choice. Sa10Ao.I under
grades, nominal, 7c.
EGGs-Steady to firm: receipts. 81. COS
cases; fresh gathered, extras, do1., 22o.
storage packed, firsts to extra frsts. INA
fsc. regular packed. extra ,rsts, Oxa21o.
nrsts, 1sa19ho.; seconds. 1Sa1shc.: dirties,
16ai7c.: checks, 10a13Ac.; state. Pennsyl-
vania n nearby, hennery whites, fancy
large, qS1Sa2Sc.; fair to good. 2la3co.; hen
merry browns, 2las1Ac.; gathered brown
and mixed colors. 1sha201so
POTATOEs-Nsw. weak: old, steady;
Bermuda. new, No. l. Dbl. Scat. Is; No. 2,
34-60z6f Florida, new, No. l. bbl.. 1.3ae;
reds. Ssa5 SO; seconds, S350a450; culls, S2a3:
}<a4. rs: state, old. in bulk, lo lbs, Sc, 75a4;
bag, SS.5Oa4; European. No. l. per 16s Id.
bag. 81. 50s250; sweets. Jersey. basket,
81. Ga2-
HAY AND sTRAW-Easier; timothy,
100 lbs. 81. 4ea1. Is; shipping. 81. Scala clio
yer, MIXED, 81. S0a1 IS; long rye straw, }a
Les; oat, 80. small bales. SC. less.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-05-09
PUBLIC OPINION
EDITOR EVENING NEWS:

EDITOR EVENING NEWS:
Mothers Day Is fast approaching,
Sunday, May 18th, and nor widely
celebrated this year than ever be-
fore. The official flower is white
carnation.
| must regret no more of that for
me. 1t was my e~ighty-five year old
mothers death which occurred last
week that can change a cheerful
place to gloom. l received the ca
blegram from Norway. l hope she
is among the blessed in that happy
home above. l I'M trying to walk
in her footsteps till we meet in
heaven again.
Better then celebrate Mothers
Day In all its glory while you may.
The attachment between mother
and child Is most touching. She Is
the one to smile and cheer us when
nobody else cares, and is entitled to
honor and appreciation from her
offspring.
There Is in souls a sympathy with
sounds, .
And as the mind Is pitched the ear
Is touched.
MRS. LOTTIE ANDERSON,