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Sie 9SrosperitGtszSiga

Der1ffentli4t Elm Pampblet, in nell
dem tie nddneiIt, ME beoeutenb gr0~
Der Die 8autbdtigteit in Cincinnati
GpG6renD Der SaftIhen Qbminiitratton,
aIs unter ben fruberen 4omtniitratior
nen mar. Sic i4retbt oas Den bobsu
l06nen gu, pel9e Die ameritaniihen
QIr6eiter peroienen, Die um 3pei Drtttel
qr1Ber finb, GIs in Gnglanb, tpie oas
an elmer pergleihenben Isabelle oe3etgt
lpiro. GieIs groBe 8autbdtisteit babe
cine gdn3e 2tn5abl gincinnatier Jaz
brifen i'm Sang geAdlten, ipe3tea DON
mert8eugen unp babur6 Den bort an
aeItelten Qrbeitern 8eIhdftiguns bel
guten 20bnen geiihert. Inter oenpz
tiatiI6em SSreibanoel lpurbe in 5olge
aieoriqer 20hne Die 8authdtigteit Itofz
fen uno aIs nuturgemdBe Jolge bic
Nrbeit in ben Tubriten, pelhe Die
Wert3eu9e fir bic 8auten liefern.
Wenn man pon Der 56euerung ipre6e,
| 10 tomme tie nidt in 8etraht, 10
lunqe Die 2lrbeiter 8eI6dftigung BET
auten GDbnen erbolten. GuropGfihe
9lrbeiter t0nnten nidt Die 2ebeushaIs
tuna Des ameritantiheu 2lrbeiters ers
5islen, neil iie gu penig Deroienen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-24
9tur fiinf Wttnuten
Sarfen BON nun an 1uhriuerfe i'm
Stabteentrmm iteben.

9aut elmer geItern bon Siherheits-
birettor Gaib getrofie1ten anoronllng
biirien in 3ufunit in Dem Sebiet, oas
po,r Der 8ierten unb Sehlten GDenue
,tnb Der Main i,no Der Gin StraBe
bearenst Diro, ,subrlperfe nidt longer
ols iiinf Rinilten itehen.
Serr Gaib bot bieien 8efebl erlaI'
len, tpeil nah geobahtungen, Die CT
In Sen IebtenMod,en getnad1t bat, piel<
iad, ,subrlperfe intnbenldng ouf Den
StraBen Iteben lnb Den 8erfebr be-
binocrn. Namentlih oiiriten Iold>e
ssubriperfe ser Seuerpebr I'M Safe
zines sseiiers iebr flinoerlid iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-24
9emti6es Sbeater.
,Gie lultiae 8ittipe" mad)t nadDiten
Suuntag 8tlite.

Son allen Operetten, Die pdbreno
Der lebten Sabre groBe Senlatlon ge<
mad,t baben, bat feline od5 Bubltutn
10 eleftriIirt, tpie Sebar's nSultI9e
g8itt1pe" nit ibren berrlid)en berail'
ideuoen Wtelooier, hie III Den Gbren
flinqen uno einen nlht lpIe-
Der perlaiIen poQen. Sie gebort
5u oenGperetten, pel6e nit leoer2llr'
fiihrlntg populdrer DerDen. Stem
0unoer, 0aB aud rnter oem blelts
aen 0eutihen 5beaterprblltun Der
@unidb laltt nuroe, Die BON nullfalt-
ihen 8lQn3numncrn ilberrlutbenoe
Cpcrette mieoer auf'5 Yrogrann 81
IeBen. Iircftor Shrnio lit nun DEM
@uilihe nQhqefomnen. 1te berrllhe
ISperette Diro am ndd,Iten Sonntag
nit Q[nni GpQiui Sen0en in Der 2t'
telrolle s1tr 4uffiibrung tonmen. Us
liuiro Dem bertifen 3beaterpublItltm
oolauf 8elcgenbeit gegeben meron,
lid on 0cn 1iiBen Ytelooien 81 ergo
seu. g3er nlodte nid]t 0as berrlIhe
| ,8iliQ" -2ie0 DieDer einntal bOren,
Imer m66te lid nidt Die0er Don Dem
Iunqenein meloOiiden 8al3er IN 6els
Iieln idlagen IaIian?I g8em t0nntet
nidt Die Shlnqer: o@eiber, 8etber"
unr sd geb' iebt nud WtartnL
sd bin cine anitdnoige 6rdu" uno
,aomm in oen fleinen EaDillon" itets
pon Ieuem inlponieren?!
Iie 2tufiibruug beripri6t oiesmal
cine beionOere gIdn3enbe 81 meroen
g8er f0nnte iih cine feidere, ausgelal
ienere ,GuItige @itt1pe" DorIteIlen
al5 lie bel ibrer GrItouffilbrlng II
. Cincinnati pom 2tnni Gollini Gerber
aeaeben lrur0e. 6err Baul ytelUa, De-
Eneue Seloentenor, 3ablt ben rGantlo'
All icinen beiten Tartten. Die lleu
:. Soubrette Glinor Haonrrp, eine aler
= iiebite griheinung, miro uls 0all
;, cienne obue 3neiTel ibrem Renonlm
" al5 Sdngerin ale gbre MAIDEN. glu
;, bic ii6rigen beliebten &rafte oe5 Gn
= Iel1t6le iper0en lDieoer mItplrten, 10
:. oaB bieie Qluffubrung Der nSultlget
y Sitttpe~, Der ein5igen in oieier Sul
: ion. iih riiblnlihit aa' BEN Dorberge
!. henoen anihlieBen miro. Die 9tahfro
~ ge nab SiBen lit bereit5 cine Iebr re
- Qe, e5 lit oesboI6 iebr rathidfn, liz
: ioiort nod einem gltten BIaB llm3ule
ID ben. 9idets iino 8u ha6en i'm &orpeI
~ fauT bel otto &ab, Gfe Sine uno 9
~ bertn 1ln0 in 3. &. SbeobaIo's Sud
" houotung, go. 8 Meit ~. Ctr, iopi
- on Der &a1ic i'm @ranb Opera 9ouit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
garbierinIpeftOr s. s., Egier iptro
feline @ebaltserbDbuus befOmmen.

Ser 8orbier s. 8. G8ier, Der lett |
Ginger Belt pom Itootiihen 8eIunos
beitsan1te ais 2Snipettor fitr Barber
Itltbeu beIdGitigt lit unO blerfiIr $500
0uS 2Sabr erh0It, miro ald) ternerbIu
fiir oteies @ebaIt orbeitcn nltlIlen
lno allBerOem miro ibm heute Der
Itdotiide 8eiltnoheitsbeante 1r. IS.
$. 2QnoiS inn Suffrage Der 8eiunoe
beitsbeG0r0e ein Observation-Disclosures
oariiber leie1t, buB In8eltelte Oes 8e~
| ilmobeitsQnlt5, oif cine 8ebaltserbo-
hung niiniden iid) al Die @elHn0=
beitsbeb0r0e 81 tuenoen haben uno
feine anoeren g8ege etnihlageu bill
| len.
Die W2itgIieoer Ser Beiunobeits6e'
50r6e erfltbren ndnIid III tbrer &C.
iitriden gibung 5u ibrem ni6t gertl-
den gritaunen, buB Sgier it'd nit
| Stlfe bes Staotrotbes cine 8ebalt5s
erb0bung BON $500 oa8 SSabr 5u per-
Iiduffen geoaf]te. StaotamDaIt Sett=
Imam frug geItern i6riftltf) BEL Der
| C3eiun0hettsbeb0rbe an, Oh Sgter I'M
Suffrage ser 8ebor0e ge6anoelt boz
be, als er iid) beirn Staotanlnalt nels
| 0ete uno Inn Die 9lusarbeitrng elner
SrDinars eriud]te, our6 1peld}e oas
8ehnlt 0es 9orbieritllbens 2SSn'peftors
0on 5000 auf $1,000 005 Sabr er'
h0bt uuroe. Cb oieies eigeltmahti9cr
8oraebcrs 6es Serrn 8arblerItuben
2Snipettors erfolgte aQ1emeine:
Sdiittelu oe8 Gopfes uu0 Gr. 2anols
lDuroe beauitragt, oem 9errn Gglel
? mit3utheilen. in 3utltnit ieinc etrpai
aen @iinId]e Der 8eilmobeitsbeborot
E 3u Intermittent 9lllBerOem erbielt Or
Qanois esah Die 8eiillng, NIT Dtele
! W2ittbeilung einen gebortgen HufTe
5u perbinocn.
Ger Shieror5t Charles 6. Sd}niOt
Ser ais Observation-Disclosures belm 8e
/. imobeitsamt tbQtlg mar, murDe 9e
tern furser 6ano cntlaIlen GerGbel
inipeftor 9lune bate iiber Sdmlo
btttere &Iaqe gefiibrt, lpell oIeler c
anae6lid nit Oen 2Sripeftionen 81
leidlt nohr un0 er bate cine tempo
rare Susperbirung Sdnltots beTrt
= nortet. Die 8ehoroe beihloB Ieood
elm Grenlpci 5u itatuiren ltno pertuq
te Sic Iofortige GntIaINlng ShmlOt'
, 9(n ieiner SteQe tpurbe Der Gbleror1
~ Ronmono Steinmet, BON 9to. 300
Worelano Ipelrue, ernalnnt.
y Or. g2. q. Gardner, Der 3rtrttt!
? tarst bes bierten Gtitrift5, frug bel o.
= 9eh0roc on, Oh inn geItattet Iet II
Der W3iIi7 onsrialieBen uno ietne vi
- irode 1puroc prompt I'M pernernenoe
- Sunne beantrportet.
3" SanitGt5inipeftor sSolion bertdIt
), te, baB er nit Dem 8pli3eidef ett VI
- fonllnen qetroffen babe, lallt meld1e
- Sic 8oli5iIten Sanb IN Sano nit De
8eilmobeitsout arbeiten lno oaru
70 ad,1en tuiiroen, baB in ibre:t ge5irft
y ianitqre 3uitanoe nit 2e}ug a
~ 9tIheentiernung, Miiuabiubr II. |.
: berrihen.
= Observation-Disclosures 81
me Duroe geItern augelpieIen leI
oSnipeftion cuh ouf Molfereten
SQinois aus3ubebne11 BON oeuen b
Iiae SQnOler Meflh be5leben.
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6otel unb bos Snsulls 9ebGuoe oer@
fiinben es. Wir betruuern i'm Mu9enz
blid bic adtaitropbe, fpelde Dds mai
iige GsbGube Der Sanoelstammer per@
nihtete. Nber, neues Geben blubt aus
ben Ruinen, unb Elm anosres Waeilterz
pert Der 9aufunit tpiro als 3euge eli
mes ,gr0Beren Cincinnati" eriheinen.
Dir fiiblen ben grnit oielsr Stunos
iebt, bd mir uns onI6iden, ben Cd
ftein 8u legen, auf neldem Der Sau
ruben iotl. gBir, Sic uno i6, tperz
ben bic 5rsube baben, Die phpltIhen
gieeni6aftsn oieies groben 9ebduoes
su genieben, beHen Grriatung err
m0sli6t purbe Dur6 bic SOrgfalt
unb bic Singabe perf6iebsnsr uufz
einan6erfolgerber 8sumtentorper oiez
fer 9eIellI6uft. Was unbers ipllten
mir beshalb oieIsm auiten anpertruuz
en-, ols mas Der 3ufunft 4ufitluB
qiebt iber bic Organization unb ben
HortI6titt elmer 9ebens 9erIi6erz
ungs 8eTeIli6aft bon heute uno Der
heutigen 9enerution9"
Rebner perlas bann cine 2iite Der
gegenitdnos, bdnbigts bieieIben ber
9iseprGiibenten Gilbert g. Mariball
uno benz SefretGr Spbn 9. Gage Elm,
unb biefe legtsn bic Sptumente IN ben
tupfernen aaiter. gs paren 5refbrief
unb JebengeIeBe, urtunoen uber Die
@riinoung, Sobrssberidte, eine 9es
| fhi6te Der Union Central, Elm Sacitz
mile Der er'ten police, 5uciimiles bon
5ppotheten, gheds, photographer
Ramsn, turs allies mDslide, mas au'
bic Union Central 2ife Sniurance 60
gesus bat. 5ernsr bic jiingitsn ST.
nansaustpsiie iammtli6er bleiigsl
gonten, cine 0ummer jsosr 3eitung
bic in Cincinnati eriheint; Mitslieo,
5haftsper5sidniB Der 5anoelstommer
| bes gommerciol Club uno 5ebn anoe
rer mertantiIsr 9ereinigungen uni
alubs, insssiummt SO peridisbsn
. Oofumente.
| Or. Glart SO. Dabis, Der mebtsini
Ite Director Der Gsielliduft, perihloi
nunmebr ben aaiten. SEPT folgt
j 6err @alter Draper, Der prGitoen
Der 6anoelsfommer nit elmer In
. Iprahe, in ipsl6er sr bic 8ssiebunsel
; bebanbelte 5piIhen Der 9anpelstam
/ mer nub bem Dsbdubt Der Union Gen
/ trail Qife SnIuranee 60. 2n Der
: tpeiteren 9erlauf Der Gditeinlegun
: nabmen bic Serren allan Waters, gu
l perintenbent Der 9eriiherungsogenter
uno Senrp aeep, Supsrintsnbsnt be
: aontrattorenfirma 9bomIon Star
: rett So. theil. Nuboem baHn gau
T leute ben Stein einsefiist batten, poll
I soa grGIipent glart bic oentpiiroise
: brei Shldse unb Der Stein tpuroe g
+ fhloFsu. Hahoem 5err s. Us. Ga,
/, Der gtamens Der 4r1itetten bus g8el
q be5id)tigt uno es fir ippblselungeH e.
a Hart batte, funb bic Seier ihrsu vi
r Ihlub. Dsrlelbsn bate aopt, Sra
i eoim SO. McSntpre, Der ben Sau b
n RieIenssbGu0es iixrtpaht, als Ser
i monienmeiiter poreeitanben.
i Die GiIsnItruttur beg 34ltotig'
1. @ebGuoes lit bereits Bis gum 1
b Gtodipert sepieben unb in Der Geger
r. bes Il. perben bereits bie auheIn g
/" fsBt, pelhe Die Gifenrabmen ausfii
II len ipllen. Ulln tann ertennen, ot
m Der 8au CUTE Gortihritte maht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-24
Werlf bra1
ltno S,pei 9lrbeiter itiirsten aus elmer
SObe bpn 80 SUP ab.

Shmere @erleBungen trugen Die
5Sar6igen Sanes 6elenS, BON gto.
1885 Sntermeoiate 9(penue ltno ssSe1Ie
Slater, bon $40. 661 @eit 8ierte 2lpe.,
qeItern Gormittag BET Der 9lrbett on
einem Heubau an Der @fe Der Brlce
unb YurccQ 9lpellle oapon.
9as @criiIt, ouf Dem oie geioen
itan6en, bro6 uno iie itiir5ten aus Ell
ner S506e bon 80 SUB ob. Slater
brad bel bteiem Stur3e Die refte
Siifte, nGbreno Selens iif elnen
mebrfahen g3ippenbruG 5u5og. Die
gerunqIiiften fanoen aufnobme i'm
It1btiihen Soipitol.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-24

S)uII III UtI Oue ptl SttlteH wv
9ine Strabe, etrpas iiber StraBenlo=
be, purbe geitern Der gditein gum Ge=
b6n0e Der Union Central 2ife Sniuz
rance So. eingefiigt, oas 3par srfI
Iein eiIerues 9erippe gen 5immel redt,
aber innsrbalb Sabrssfrift in lsiner
gun8en getpoltigeu 8rDbe bdlteben
tpirb, als Martitsin oss unterneb=
munaseeiites elmer aorporation, bic
mir itol3 aIs r9pme proouct" be-
seidnen t0nnen.
9d Der Reubau nit Der Selhlhte
Der 6anoelstammer 10 eng psrlpoben
1T, mar es nur ertlGrlih, DaB oteie
aDrperidaft ii4 on Der Geremonle
Der Grunbiteinlssung in berporragen@
Der Weiie betbeiligte. Dos offl3tslle
9(ubitorium ieBte fi6 aus ben Utit@
glisbern Der groben 5umilie Der Union
Central nit ibren oierbunoert 4nge=
itsliteu uno aus ienen Der Sunbelss
TANNER suIdmnlen. Mber aud dnz
bere neutrality-suspicious. bdtten Se@
putatipnen obgsoronet, iollte ooh be-
font ne,ben, odb ss taufmdnntI9er
llnterne5mungsgeiit lit. benz mir ben
34ft0digen &ieienbau 81 oeroanten ba@
ben. sSm lebrigen ipdr bic 9egeno
Der 9ierten unb 0ine Strabe um Die
Mittagitunbe i6Dar5 bon Wfeni6en,
Iobab cine Stunoe lang jesli9er Wsrz
tebr unterbrpten tpuroe. Die GHenz
Itrutturarteiter ioben iih Die Sahe
Don pbea" an. sic iAienen on ben
eifernen Srdeern Bis ius neun5ebnts
Stodmert binauf gu tleben uno wiels
bingen in ben Jlaihen5ustetten in
fdpinbelnber SDbe.
prdIibent Seize R. glart bon be,
9.rIihrungs 8eiellfdaft, mar bor
ben 8eamten perIelben uno Der 9ans
oelstammer, bon ben Mrhitetten, sSn'
eenieu,en unb elmer Qboronuns Del
8autanbperter umgeben, als ct mi
benz glodeni6lag 3trDlf bic Jeier mi
elmer Qnfprafe erOffnets. er iast'
etpd.
.gBdren es nitt sbre befannt:l
geIihter, i9 piirbe mid in bieIer nsu
en- umeebung rsht fremo Dortommen
glber ib srtenns in Sbnen nidt bio.
psrIonlias Jreunoe, ionbern audi bi
| 9batiade, bab bas prosrefipe Gin
cinnoti bier pertreten lit. Wertretel
bier, INN su inipiSirsn, gut5ubeibel
unb fi6 uns an5uiflisben in ben al
ten GkbrGudxn pes 2egens bes I'd
iteins aum neuen @ebGubs Der unto1
Central life Sniurance 60.
Sm 3rpeiten Stodipsrf ienes 8ebdll
oes oa briiben begann ib meine aar
riere in Der beiheioenen Office be
Union Central, unb BON meinem pul
tonnte ith berabihauen auf Die betann
ten grideinunsen friiherer Gage, oil
bic aeihGftigite gde bon Cincinnati
auf bas ilaiiiife 3ollamt. auf b
poit Office, oeren Stufen mir
10 bdufis tinaufseldufen fipb. Abs
Das paren bic 1ase bes stleinen" gir
: cinnati, als iie bas gan3e 3ollamt i
. GrDseihoB bieies 0ebduoes bctten III
terbrinsen tOnnen. uno niemoao mi,
. be feline Mnfpefenbeit bemerft babe
Wir brouhen jeboh bic 0ier!e ur
8ine Strabe gar niht su ptrlaiie
um inmitten oes ,Gr0ber Cincinnati
i lperlebt 5u tperben. Dos 0ebdube b
German National 8ant bus Sintl
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Die MiIforb Building go. erlongte
elm lrtheil iiber $t89.30 gesen gsi-
holas 2amping.
Die Mlilforo 9tntional 8anf er.
langte stpei llrtbeile iiber $563.O8
unb $390.79 reip. gegen gs. .. Step
nolos II. ".
Selfe 5enrn GeipeD flagte cine 5or-
oerung iiber $1,000 eeSen Sarriet B.
Jabbetts elm.
Heter Wertes bat auf 8rnnb err
littener Bcrlebungen eine 4ldge ilber
$4,000 gegen Die 8ollmansWlllol1
Sounbrp So. cingeflagt.
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&eoer 5nrMd.

Napor Slult umo 9lrbcitsbireftor
9rice fobrten qe1terlI non GleueIano
5ltriif, no lie oa& StrabenreinigltltgSa
ipitem ituoirt baben. Ter 9ud,fiIb~
rungs- grpertp 6ebbIe Der Den Qtnpor
healeitet bate, miro nod eilaJc Ia9e
in Glerelun0 nerlpeiIen.
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0eloiennunaen
Sd,suer pericbt.

Napolcot &eaf, BON go. 4t5 Io'
oib StrQBe. Elm IN ser Rrell 'Id)en Stld'
pierfabrif beihdftigter arbetter, fam
qeitern gtahmittag in Der 6abrtf 10
ungIiiGlih ST Guu, baB er ilh etneH
ShdoeIbrudh 8u3oQ. Ger &erltHgludte
puroe noh Dem itdotiihen So'eItal
nPhradlt.
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Die betannte Saauipielerin WubeI
Site Gattin pe5 promtnenten Bale
6auIpielers W&tte 0onlin, itarb porge7
tern 0u6mtttag in y}ep 0ort an ben
sFolqen elmer Operatton. Oonltn mar
mebridbrtges U}itgliso Der uReos" unz
ter SGuptlinq aeQsp unb erfreut ilh
GROCER qopuIaritat in Cincinnati.
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1Setter SUntraft.

Son Der it4Dtiihen aoutroIbehor0e
muroe geItern Ger aontraft fir Die
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id)en Der @eit SetIten lIuo Der 0arri.
ion 9lpenue, nit 8ranit, al Senfel &
SuQtpon fiir S126,5 $3.50 pergeberl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-24

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Sbr Mp1.befer trro baS 6ieib suriiGcrftallen,
n,er.n Nasp Eminent heriehlt IraeHheineU Sail
nun Suden bIinner. bIluenoen ooer nor1tehclls
ben pamnrrbeieeB IN & bis IA Saaea au furt=
rem. soc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-24
Safe'SnH.

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Der briuante 8aienbiiter uno 5elotapt@
tdn Der gbicusoer nGubs", als mo8Iis
der SoGuptlino Der .Reos" fir 1913
qeuannt. 9om Yrdiioenten luguit
Serrmann tpirp sueeitanbsn, oaB fbm
6ieIer Spieler pom gbicasoer prdiiz
oenten Wlurpbp gum 9lustauid anses
boten porbeu 1T; audi ipriht er bic
9lniiht aug. ouB Sinter fir bic 2eiz
tune Der ,Rsbs" Der seeignete Wlann
lei. Serr Serrmunn srtldrte inDehen
nit aller gntiheibenbeit, paB er unter
teinen llmitdnoen in Dem austauih Ell
nen ieiner srprpbteu Spieler CUR Sis
herung 5inters uufseben tperoe.
gei giiuitissm Wetter finbet an
nGhIien Sonntag Nahmtttag I'M htella
gen 9allparts Elm lsstes Spiel be,
rRebs" nit ben rShamrods", Der
IemiprofeI1ionellen Champions Dor
Cincinnati itatt, bem intsreFante ara
biIhe SpieIe ieitens Der .8arben pi
auab Sruppe" porausgebeR iolleH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-30
Turkey Prices.

Reports of an overstocking of the local
produce market with Thanksgiving tur-
keys, followed by losses to some dealers
who overestimated the absorbing power
of the public, indicate a complete failure
of producers and retailers to gauge not
merely the public demand but the pub
lie Willingness to pay high prices. OBJ
viOusly there We're more turkeys than
were desired for the prices originally
asked. This in itself suggests that the
first prices were too high. When a mar
% cents pound to IL cents pound, a
fall of nearly 30 per cent. there is some
thing wrong in the initial calculation of
value The fact that turkeys were sell
ing in advance at high prices naturally
deferred many people from buying them
They made their plans for THANKSGIVING
dinner accordingly. and notwithstand-
ing the tradition that calls for a turkey
on the table on that occasion they de-
cided to cut it from the menu Some. OF
course, finding the market falling, cut in
late i'm the day and bought at the lower
ing prices. which were in truth only nor
NAL. Had the prevailing market rate
been fixed at the outset at "A or % cents
a pound the oversupply would undoubtedly
have been small and dealers would have
made money on the seasons trade in
stead of losing. 1t would be interesting
to know just where the price was origi-
nally fixed. Whoever did 1t certainly
made q mistake in figuring on the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-30
The Rising Health Rate.

Health Officer Woodward's annual re-
port contains much to encourage those
who are working for the Improvement of
the Districts health. A falling death
rate for the community is demonstrated
BY the figures. the rate for colored resi-
dents dropping to 2s.12 per thousand and
for whites to 14.61. This is a reduction
from a five-year average reckoned between
1906 and 1911 of 27.T1 for colored and
l5,0s for white residents. 1t is thus ap-
parent that the District is healthier than
1t has ever been before.
This condition of a higher percentage of
safety is due directly to the persistent
progressive work of the District govern
nent in seeking the causes of disease and
its spread, IN maintaining an efficient
supervision over all possible sources and
carrying agencies AID constantly edu-
eating the public In tae necessity of indi-
vidual endeavor to make the domestic and
business premises moe sanitary.
The Star Is gratified to find its work in
this connection SO highly appreciated as
to call for Official recognition by the
health officer of its enieavor to secure a
cleaner Washington. Hs work in connec-
ton with the "clean-ip week" and it's
anti-iy crusade are especially commended
and accredited with direct results in Be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-11-30
Alvin n. Lothrop.

Alvin NJ. Lothrop came to Washington
with his public-spirited partner for a
business location in 1880, and during the
thirtytwo years of his residence here he
proved one of the most substantial factors
In the development of the District and
endeared himself to the community so
greatly that now, In the hour of his
shockingly sudden death, there is universal
regret He was throughout his career a
strict business man in his painstaking at
tention to his work. his constant endeavor
to meet the needs of his trade, his prompt
acceptance of opportunities offered for
advancement. In all his dealings Mr.
Lothrop held to a high standard of honor
He was always trustworthy and conse-
quently he was greatly trusted by his
business associates and honored by all
with whom he had relations.
On the personal side Mr.. Lothrop was
an exceptional man, warm in his affec-
tons. cordial in his friendships. heartily
appreciative OF the feelings of others, and
unfailingly devoted to the making Of the
ideal Washington. He took less part In
conspicuous way In the civic organization
work Of Washington. though he was al
ways dependable for services, to be rem
dered or financial assistance to be given.
His charities were numerous and prac-
teal Probably none viii ever know the
bounties he scattered. the substantial aid
he gave to those in need and the encour-
agement he spread all around him His
CHEEKY nature made for q brighter life.
and the passing Of this good man and
good citizen will be sincerely mourned.