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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas John ]. Meyer and Anna
Meyer, his wife, by their certain deed
of mortgage, dated the 28d day oil
December, 1907, and recorded in
Book No. 80, at page 637, in the Re-
corders office of Gasconade county
Missouri, conveyed to Reinhold Brun'
ner, ST., the undersigned mortgage,
the following described real estate,
situated in the county OF Gasconade,
State of Missouri, to-wit:
Block No. six CO. on East Thir-
teenth Q3) street; block No. five
(5) and six co. on East Fourteenth
(14) street; blocks No. five 60 and
six CO. on East Fifteenth C15) street,
and blocks No. five 90 and six 81
on East Sixteenth (16) street, in the
city Of Hermann, Mo-, as per plat
thereof, excepting part occupied by
public road.
For the purpose of securing the
payment Of a certain promissory note
therein described. and whereas de-
has been made in the payment
of said note and the interest due
thereon. s|tsii.i1E,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Sonooner Pinridltun9eu friiher
mo ie5t.

9iir5li6 mnrbe Src0erif Scnrp
Seobpn, Der bcs @iftnorbes onge-
flagt par, i'm E%cntouDille i. @efGng.
mile I'M Norben bon 2onOon binDcridp.
TIT. gr mar bciflloi9t noroclL ieiue
Nietberin. cine Glt!ife Silngfer, Sri.
Barron, Die linn lutuoriidti1erueiie
Die NutnieBung ibrcs @ermogcns ge.
gen 3dblung elmer iGbrlid)cn &ente
uberlniien batte, mittcls Nrienifs Inn.
Gebrad)t 81 babell, iinl in Den 0eIis
oes Sernoseils 81 fommen. SbgIeif
err bartl,Gfig bis 5llcst ieugnrte, or.
fannten i'm Die Gcldporencn iiir
ihuloig uno pe%rurtbcilten i'm gum
Spoe olirf ben Strang. Die Sinrid).
tung lpllrOe IN Der iibliden nno, man
riohtc iagcn miiicnldaftlif niid)tcr.
ten Sorm DoIl3ogen. Ole bel,te in
2onoon ieoe @efrieoiaung bes Scnia.
tionsbeoiirfniiieS mlsid)lieBt, ME ia in
Teitldlan6 bel iold)en 0%elegenDeiten
AUDI. Gs iinb nur gon3 penigc Ecrio.
men bel benz 8organg anipeieno, Der
lid innerbalb Der Maucrn bes 6e.
fdngniiies abipieIt. Ger Gerurtbeilte,
benz cine ueibe &appe iiber oos @e.
iidt ge5ogen lit. tritt auf cine Sail.
tbiir, Die fih ipeniae Shritte bon ici.
ner lesten 3elle befinoet; Der Strif
miro ibm iiber9ctporien, auf cinen
Sruf gtebt ser 9ooen inter ieinen
SiiBen mad, mo nod) faitm 5mci @i.
rilten lit allies ooriiber. go gcidab
c3 audi bier obne ieben ;3miifcnfaIl;
sic Sinridtumg Seobons pcrIicf
c6enio glatt pie ieincr5cit sic ocs Sat.
ttnmorbcrs Grippen. Ser Seunrtbeil.
re, ser bon Ger Sbiirc iciner Belle biz
5irm Sd)afiott mr. ipenigc Sdrittc 5i
gchen bate, mad)te altd) 3lilebt fein
GcIt1n0niB mo ~perborrte III cincm
IbifieoSbricfe bel Der 9etbeucrung
llnidulo, 0oil5 ipic Grippcn.
Son fltr5 Dor 9 nbr bis 9A llbr lGll.
tete Die Irrtliinocrglode ec9 Gci1ng.
I'M 9ltn0e bon Dem @orgong
sll gebelt, Ger ii1 Orinnen abipiclte.
Cam ipuroe OH Die @ciGn0nibtbiire
9cfonntmahmlg bon orei bel ser
@~inrid,tlrng Scgcnmartigen @camten
eaaeihIugcny Die oell Sno heS &crur.
tbeiIten anfiinoiatc. 9icS 1T gplpobns
lid ser ipaniimnDsouIiite In9enbIid
fir oie nod Gotienoen 3dblcnoc Melt.
oe, Die lid lod) bcrte regelmGbig I'm
Gle Ialiern bes @%efdngniiles bel Iol-
beh 8eleeenbeitn ulio ld)on bonn
@orgen on - 81 perlammeln
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
. Sieic T%remSn5rter!

Nd bite, Serr Grofeiior," iaate
Sran Erob 81 bcnl bcriibmtcn ala.
pierpirtitoIen, Der eben ole @eiellihaft
burd einen Sortrng ent3iidt bate,
,luos fir elm lurnoerbolles Stiif mar
oenn oas eben?" Gas, gn1oige
6ran". ernibertc Der aiinitler, ,iuar
cine Smrpropiiotion." .gf6, ia, ib
erinnere mid iest audi! Sd tpuBte ia,
es mar elm altes 2ieblinssitiid bon
mir, ib fonute mid BLOB nift gIei6
Gltf Den Hamen %beiinnen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02

OIe 0roBe elneS often, Den
Mpfelbmlmes. sic bebiirien iorgf1I.
tiger Bflege, DEFENDERS lit allies lin.
trant aus ben Blaniagen fern 5u bal.
ten. aud Die @aiiertriebe Der 01u.
me mililen beidnitten meroen. Der
geidbrlidite Geinb oes aataos in lie.
men 9reiten lit Die @aumfallle, elm
Bil5, Der Die Sriifte befdllt uno lie
an ibrer meiteren gntmidlung bin.
bert. Wan bat periu6t oieiem S6aO.
ling nit fiinltlidem Ginger entge.
gen5uarbeiten anidefneno nit altem
Grfolg. 3Deimal i'm Sabre beoedt
lld Der Baum nit 5ablloien fleinen
lternformigen @liitbenbiiideln, aus
oenen ii6 Die Sriihtc entmideln, Die
fleinen Meloner abnlid iino. Sobalo
Die Sdalc cine rotbbraullc SGrbnng
bot, iperocn Die 6riidte nit elmer Ian.
gen Stange, all ocren Spite elm Wtei.
ler befeitigt lit, bonn 9aunle abaeIto.
BEN nnb iofort Oil Srt nno Stelle
autgeidlogcn. Gie acknowledgement
Srild)te lucrben in bereitltebenoe Selo.
babnen, bon oellcn Ole gull5en gilan.
5llngen onrb5ogen iino, geid,iittet
llno in Die SermcnticrbGlier &c.
ldafft. Sicr mcroen bic &%afao6oD.
ileil, Die fol6ennrtia gelagcrt ilnb bon
eller gnllerartlgcl Iaiic lnlgcbeil
llno, bon Den Srldtidolell bcireit
mo III groBe &Iitrn gctbali, mo lie 2
bis Gage g1rcn miiiien. Garani
fo'nntcn lie auf aroBe Garren mno
tpcroen ar Scr Sonne gctrodnct. Die
Barren laiicn ii6 bel gegempcttcr in
9alller Don gcwaltigen Gimeriinnen
5urild5iebcn, Ole jog. SrodcnGilllcr.
Nad)oem Die 9obncn ~getrodnct iinb,
iperoen lie in groBc Sadc a~ciiillt nnb
fomnlen 10 5llnl &eriano in Die aroBcn
portu9iellidlen 6rlldltbampicr.
aeDnlidc &erbdltniiie mic ouf ..
Ebome berrIdpcn alli Der 1875 Gin.
entfernt lie9erloen Snicl 9rincipe.
Se,tr tit Oicie Sniel nidt gang 10
fruf)tbar mie 9. Sbome. G5 lit elm
pilo5erfliiitctes 0cbirgsIono nit Itei.
len, id)roff in roS Nicer abiallcnben
Sellen. Gie portllgiciiidc @crpabr.
loitlng tritt bier crit rcd)t berpor. Giel-
fab finoet man pcriniicne. bis auf Gle
umfaiinngsmauerm cingeltilr5tc S1u.
Ter, aus ocnen Ta!mcn. &iaucn mo
iippiges llntrollt p;ele Meter bod Der.
borld)icBer. S'pr hcm Saus oes Son.
perneitrs Itost man aui cine perfnlle.
ne SaItion, III Ser cillige nit bii6id)en
Srnomelttr Dcrj:rrta bron5cne @e.
ifiisrobre umberliagen ais 3eltaerl
l0ngit entidmumocner portligicliid)cr
Maf,t unO @roBc. Ole slnsiidt bon
Dem Selien, oilf Dem Ser rYalait"
hes 8ouucrneurs lie0t, lit luunoer.
boil. Gor Dem g(rge entrollt ii6 Gin
2anoidaftsbilb bon iold unbcralcid).
li6er ~Sd0nbeit, ipie CO in Nfrtfa
ielbit MIR lelten a~ngetroifen miro.
gs iilb 5luei brrrlihe Giloloe @.
Sbome unb 8rincipe. nno man fam
nur Die Mndt bcncioelL Der lie emit
nod 2ianibirluna oes portlgiciiid)el
Goloniolbciites 5lliallrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02

City of Hermann, In Gasconade
County, Missouri, and during the
session Of the County Court, sell, at
public vendue, to the highest bidder.
the following described real estate,
viz:
The southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter, north-haf of
southwest quarter, and southwest
quarter OF southwest quarter Of Sec
ton five (5), northwest quarter of
northwest quarter of section eight
(S), north-hhlf OF the southwest quar-
ter of southeast quarter, and the
east-half OF southeast quarter of
section six (6), all in township forty
three (4S), range five (5), west, con
tanning 300 acres, more or less. And
the east part, four and one-haE
chains off, OF the northeast quarter
OF the northeast quarter of section
ven (7), township fo%rty-three (43),
range five (5), west, containing nine
acres, more or less. Also a part
OF the said northeast quarter OF
northeast quarter Of section seven
90, township forty-three (43), range
five (5), west, commencing four and
one1half chains west of the northeast
corner of said section seven (7),
township fo~rty-three (43),. range five
90 west, thence running due west
along the north line, ten chains to
a stake, thence in a straight line in
q southeast direction, at or near n
Elm tree, to be seven and one-half
chains south from the north line Of
said section, thence due north TO
the place Of beginning, containing 3
and& ncrps mora or lass and all
being situate in the County of Gas
conade, State of Missouri.
TERMS OF SALE AS FOLLOWS,
for cash in hand, at the
time of sale.
A. {. Maupin,
Sheriff.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02

Now therefore, l the said mortga-
gee, by virtue Of the powers in me
vested in said mortgage deed, will
at the front door Of the court house
in Hermann in the county of Cas-
conade, Missouri, on
Saturday, August 18th, 1912,
between the hours of 9 o'clock in
the forenoon and S o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, sell the above
described real estate for cash in
hand at public vendue to the high
est bidder to satisfy said note, inter.
est and costs OF these proceeding.
REINHoID Drummer, Sr.,
Mortgage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
8e,piiicnbaft.

Die Snrte Sofic bat Dem fleinen
Sarl, DER bel ibr allf 9eiub mar,
Gbofolabc 9efodt. @eriibrt Der.
lprift cr ibr, iic 81 b%eiratben, petn
or grob lei. 3ll Suiie angelangt,
fallt ibm eiL OnB CT bos @Icide id)on
bier anocrcn Gantcn ueripro6en bot.
Bon @eiuiiicnsbiiicn getrieben, gebt
er CUR Eonte Sofic 5uriid mo iagt:
r2iebe Santc, ih fam DID bod nit)t
Deiratben, eS miro mir 5upiel!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Mnf Der S1Bc Scr Situatiuu.

Ser S6crit SduIjc rmpiingt rincs
Cages cincn Sricf. bei bciicn 9cftiire
i1ln icinc Trnll ilber Ole ShuItern
llebt. Scrrn Sd)ulic miro OoriIi nit.
getbeilt, DoB cr bon irincm 2nnbcs.
BERN inter ocnn Hamcn bon ShuIse
III Sen TSeI&it0nN crbobcn lei. Siei
gcriibrt mo rincr SGnmnd)t nrfe.
Unfit or iibrrp0ltiQt III riuru Seiicl.
Ga tritt feline Gottin Dor i'm hin mo
ipridt: ~&pn SdnIjr. falic Nid!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
NOTICE OF
) HE RIFFS SALE IN PARTITION.

Emile Schultz, Frank Schultz,
Charles Schultz and Theodore
Schultz. Benjamin Schultz, Hen
ry Schultz, Lydia Sohulte and
Meta Schultz, minors by Emile
Schultz, their Guardian and Cura'
trix,-Plaintiffs.
VS..
Mary Hanel and Robert NJ. Hanel,-
Defendants.
In the Circuit Court OF Gasconade
County, Missouri.
By virtue and authority of a De-
cree and Order Of Sale made by the
said Court in the above entitled
cause, ard of a certified copy there
of dated the 18th day Of May, 1912,
l will, on
Tuesday, the 81. day OF August, 1912,
between the hours of nine o'clock in
the forenoon and five o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, at the front
door of the Court House, in the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
&abliprnd).

Bfnrrcr:: nSit cs mdtr, bob Sic
Sbrcn Wonn, lpcrn CT ,Sbncn ni~)t
gcbord)cn mill nit Dem Stubcnbeicn
Idlogen? "-6ron: ga. &err Tfar.
rcr, Dos nab id) ihon bon mciner
Wtuttcr iclia, sic ia1tr inner, lpcitn
cS nid)t i'll 0litrn Ncbt, cann mub
man e3 nit Gem Wrlcl pcrildJen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Der NuiprndSluie.

~SaAcn Sic maj, lic6er Srcrno,
bittct Sore Sran Sir olld) inuncrsl
nm 0illgc, bis Sic ibr llid)t prrid)ai.
fen t0nncn?" nSie rot mid nab.
reno nnicrcr Inllgen Che nod ME nm
etpaa AcGctcn!" Sic trliebcn 81
idrr6cn." ,Acill, nnrd)aus nid)t;
iuenn meme 0rau niiIlid, ctlsn3 ia.
ben mill, pcrloltgt lie IS cinidd)."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Sas cimiia Midltice.

Sag NAL, Oh idjmeiait ia bebarr.
lid. l2cirn Gciu Modloar did tract,
lpie's @rid,ait acbt?" .@as IolI
id onocrS mad,cn2 Sag' id,, cS gebt
idIcdt. milb id) Mi, 1rgcrn iiber ieine
ihaoenlrobc Irase, iaa' id). es eebt
gut, pllmpt or nit an"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
snmmariidJ.

(alls eitent Gntpieb[un9sifrci.
benz. glilf @brc Nnirn1e bin tbcilc
i'd Stnen nit, Dab i'd &err G9rliG
3mci Sabre bel mir in Stpllitng be.
inlb. Gericlbe Eat iid BEL mir por-
Siiglide 9randefenntniiie mo gr0.
bste 9eiSbetrdge a~rDeeignet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Tcim ,Ginicifcn".

r8nrnm lit benn bcim Triicltr
Soarig lebt INNER bic Soditer nit i'm
3aoen2" IA, lpiiicn Sic, sic iii
ifon ilbcr oreiBig imn fat nod fci.
men Wonn, mo "a mill Scr Mite nod.
nal einel lestcn &rritd) nlad)en!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
sebr BE- :dnrns.

Snfcl gum flcir,"i Nsiicn, Der Dor
5tpci Sa9en aaS s'crtcliabrsScnaniB
aus Der Sd)rle be,llbrndte): .Tua.
mie 1T Gein ;'cii.ti artsgcialIen9"
Nciic: ~S6 ipiir'S Deiitc nod"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Griter &pGlprrindl.

SSilnacr Gbcnom: .9aS @cmiiic
lit Dir nid}t bcIunocrs gcrotbcn. 2irb,
d,cn." ,Srnn (rntriiitct): ga na.
tilrlid), lpcrm Oh bo3 iiir @cniile al,
ilebit.. paS III bod Gin 8ricspl0.
oing!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02

1ten. Gine Y%rObeFaide STaHIPsSt0Ots oflllals
pirb ShnCn fret suseitidf, ipenn Gle en-
Or. 81 mer & Co., 8ingbamton, q. g., ihrei.
ben. Dfan ertpibne oieie 8eitung unb Der.
9eIie ben gfamen un0 Norelie nibf, Or. ails
mer's nSpampsHopt," 8insbamton, 81. ..
on irber 6laihe arasbraht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
Ask for Catalogue 1871.
THE VICTOR
SAFE & LOCK CO..
CINCINNATI. OHIO
OPENING OF MISSOURI STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Third District)
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1912.
~GIRARDEAU,

The following are among the important courses Of
fercd: az -
/. Course for Rural School Teachers, leading to the
Rural School State Certificate.
2 Elementary Professional Course, leading to the
Elementary Professional Certificate.
3. Elementary Course in Agriculture, leading to a
State Certificate.
4. Advanced Professional Course, leading to the
Normal Diploma and Life Certificate.
5. Course for Supervisors of Music and Drawing;
leading to the Normal Diploma and Life Certificate.
6. Courses for High School Teachers of English
and Expression, Mathematics and Science, History and
Literature, Latin and Modern Language, all courses lead
ing to the Normal Diploma.
Z. Course in Home Economics, leading to the Nor
NAL Diploma and Life Certificate.
8. College Courses, leading to the degrees of
Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science in Home Econo-
mics.
Four well equipped school buildings, two good dormi-
tories, a strong faculty.
For further information or catalogue, address
W. s. DEARMoNT, President,
Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
WHY NOT MAKE $4,000 A MONTH - That's
$500 a Week, almost 5000 a Day

Selling Victor Safes and fire-proof boxes
to merchants, doctors, lawyers, dentists and
well-to-do farmers, all Of whom realize the need
of a safe, but do not know how easy is TO own
one. statesmen declare our proposition one of
the best, clean-cut m~oney-making opportuni-
ties ever received. Without previous expert
Our handsomely illustrated 2Oo-page catalog
will enable you to present the subject to GUS
toners in as interesting q manner as though
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02

anertannt ~beilbrin8enns
ten Gi9enl9aften beii$t
Slben Sic cine Gr5nei
n6tbis, 9ebranbtn sic
bic bette. 3n baben in
aaen apptbcfen in so
Gent nno Solar 6la,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02

The 25th anniversary Of four
company WAS celebrated by
erecting the most modern safe
factory in the world. Wide
swaks men who received our
special selling i~nducement,
rendered it necessary to double
our output. We are spending
many thousands of dollars en-
larging our sales organization.
but to learn all particulars, 1t
will cost you only the price of
O postal card.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-08-02
9amienoe babett Nieren.
&etoett pbne Is stt tpiKem.
@rftaaune Der enmptome,

lHlD ipfileie 5ttugeH, plB Ole 9fterfn uro Sla1
IN Hncrorun9 limb unS Sdlfe bepirfsn.
ssas u,aa tbnn iou.
SO TT eine Serubiaurs, in Der 10 hduIiscg
Iusla9e 81 iuiien, 6aB Or. &ilmer's ,Swamp.
Stoct" 8nrse), bic ipunoerbare
Wieren.NrSrel taft jeoen @unid erliint in
Der Befreturs bonn &heumatismns, Slider.
idmsr5en, nno Geiben Der Nieren, Sober, 8iaie
nno ieoen Sbeil Ger Sornsduge. Sic beisitla,
S5n'at'. "a se:Hs. f~ia5abci.s-,
6reunenoes @onerlafen, ferner bbje s.ar.
fplgen bes @enrhes bon Gp~irituoien, 2Seir
nn0 Bier tuto uerbiuoert bas .pilmaiiae
@alerla6en bel Gag mo pabreno Der Shlai.
aeit. Die miloe uHo ioioriise @irluRa bon
>, e sNoot'' 1T idneI bemerfbar.
Sic bat bic b6dite Gtnfe erreidt, neil iie Die
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07
POLICE FORCE MILITARY"
Commissioners File Answer to Pri-
vate GiIIott's Action.

The Commissioners, in their answer to
the certiorari proceedings in the District
Supreme Court against them by Private
Joseph L. elliott, discharged from the
Metropolitan police force December /.
1911, but retained on duty through issu-
ance of q writ by Justice Gould, asserted
that the force is organized upon a mill
tary basis.
The force is governed, they stated in
their answer, by rules similar in many
respects TO those governing military or
ganiEations in general, and the privates
OF the police force are subject to disci-
pline and governed by regulations and
rules Of a military character.
In his petition for writ of certiorari.
elliott, through his attorney, Matthew
z. o'Brien. alleged that he was being
deprived OF his vested right without due
process of law. in that the charge against
him was simply that he had preferred
charges against a superior officer, and, II
true was not SUFFICIENT grounds for his
dismissal
The Commissioners also denied the
proceedings against elliott were irregu-
lar. The matter will be argued before
Justice Gould Friday on the motion to
quash, which accompanies the answer of
the Commissioners.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07
REYNARD HUNTERS
GIVE UP THE CHASE
Red Fox Eludes Members Of Riding
Club-Drag Hunt in
Afternoon.

The elusive Reynard outwitted thirty
five equestrIans yesterday and. after a
hard chase the disappointed riders. who
participated In the live fox hunt, under
the auspices of the Riding and Hunt Club
OF Washington. gave up in despair.
The members OF the club took advan-
tage Of the crispness of the early morn
ing air and met at o'clock at Georgia
avenue and Piney Branch road. Andrew
]. Cummings. with thirty-five hounds;
Maj. Henry T. Allen. with his prize pack
OF six, and John o. Evans led the chase.
Other riders were Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Sherman Miles. Misses
Jeanette and Edith Allen, Lieut.. Rus
SELL and Francis X. Smith. '
The hounds led the party a merry chase
through the fields and bride paths near
the mica mines north of Chevy Chase,
but all efforts to locate the fox were
fruitless.
In the afternoon a drag hunt was held,
and the same riders who participated in
the live fox hunt took advantage Of the
opportunity 20 ride. The start of the
drag hunt was at Pierce's Mil. and the
course was over the same route in Rock
Creek Park that has been used in for
mer rides. The ride was headed by
Francis X. Smith.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07
DISTRICT TO ASK
$7,1O6 FOR SCHOOLS
Commissioners Point Out Need of
Deficiency Sum to Maintain
Institutions.

The Commissioners, upon the recon-
mendation OF George s. Wilson, secre-
tary of the Board nf Charities. yesterday
afternoon decided to ask Congress for a
deficiency appropriation of s7.106 for the
maintenance OF the National Training
School for Boys in Bladensburg road for
the remainder Of ;he fiscal year, ending
June 30.
The District wards at the Reform
School are committed to the institution
by the courts, and are paid for at the
rate Of 50 each per week. The Commits
sioners and officials of the Board of
Charities have no control over the num-
Der of boys committed TO rae training
school, and the expense to the District
depends entirely upon the operations Of
the courts.
Judging from the expense curing the
past few months, II Is estimated taflt
the care Of the District wards at the
institution during the fiscal year will cost
SH, 106. Congress appropriated only $4,000,
thus leaving a deficiency of S7.I06 The
deficiency was called to the attention Of
the Commissioners by William NJ ShIs-
ter, president of the institution.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07
TAFT TO AID GYM FUND.
President VIII speak at Howard
University Rally Tuesday.

The campaign for the gymnasium by
the alumni Of Howard University. which
reaches its figh-water mark in me
meeting at the Metropolitan A. M. E.
Church next Tuesday evening, when
President Taft win make the principal
address. is attracting widespread atten-
ton.
At the rooms OF the financial depart
ment Of the gymnasium committee in
the Dietz Building. Robert A. Pelham,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, has devised a unique
scheme for indicating the growth Of the
funds. The Indicator is a Thermometer
with mercury and spirit gauges, the mer-
curry showing the actual cash and the
spirit gauges the subscriptions, the grad
uations on the scale being made AZ
every s1po increase fof both.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07
WAR PICTURE RETAINED.
"BattIe of Gettysburg" 10 Remain
Until Next sunday.

The Battle of Gettysburg" the paint
Ing executed by Philippoteaux, the noted
French artist. which has been on ex-
hibition IN the Pension Office during the
until next Sunday, so that all depart
ment clerks will have an opportunity to
view It. The painting has proven SO at
tractive that the Secretary of the In
terror has directed that 1t be retained.
This famous work has been declared
by competent military authorities to be
the most realistic war picture ever paint
ed. and is rarely viewed py sight-seers
but once. They invariably return to see
II second or third time. 1t will be on
exhibition every day between the hours
Of a m. and p. m.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07

Funeral services for Mrs Ruth Owens
Peck. wife of the Washington aviator,
paul Pack, will be held to-day at Rock
Vile, Mrs. .Peck,s former home. The
Rev. William t Snyder will oficiate,
Mrs. Peck, who died Friday night. is
survived by her husband and five-day-
old child
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07
WILL SEND RIFLE TEAM.
Association VIII Re Represented I'm
Buenos Ayres.

The executive committee OF the Natona
Rifle Association of America at meet
ing here yesterday decided to send q
rife team to compete in the Pan-Amert
can tournament at Buenos Ayres in May
This action was taken after suaran'
tee had been made to the association
that the expenses OF the team would ot
betrayed by certain private parties.
The tryouts for positions of the team
will be held at the United States Marine
Corps rife range at Winthrop, Nd, on
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07

heavy demand has spruns up in China 70
foreign clothing hats shoes. &c. owing TO IN
dislike displayed by the younger element toSArs
the old order Of thingS
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07
JURY TO DECIDE
NONSUPPORT CASE
Attorney for Walter E. Meyers
Loses Motion to ouash for
Lack of Jurisdiction.

Judge william II. De Lacy In Juvenile
Court yesterday afternoon overruled a
motion to quash the long-pending nom
support case OF Walter z. Meyers, on
the ground OF lack of jurisdiction. Greed
NJ. Fulton, attorney for the defense. i'm
mediately demanded jury trial. The
trial will be held next Friday afternoon.
The case involves the legal status Of
child after whose birth the marriage
of its parents is declared null and void.
The case has been pending before the
Juvenile Court since last November.
Mr.. Fulton maintained yesterday that
the domicile of the defendant is at the
home Of his mother In Capitol Heights,
Nd. and that. therefore. the court was
without Jurisdiction. The prosecution
pointed out that Meyers was living at
40 Third street northwest. and that he
spent practically no time at his mothers
home.
Mr.. Fulton answered this by stating
that the defendant was compelled 10
live temporarily In the city for the pur-
pose Of attending the National Law
School The prosecution ridicuied this
statement. and the court then over
ruled the motion OF the defense to
quash.
4. The prosecution is represented by As
sistant Corporation Counsel John NJ
George. and Attorneys James A. Toom-
ey and Charles Calbert
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07
Maine Memorial Exercises
The AIhambra Theater

ILere xe. more rsiIroad accidents IN the year
iea. than IN arr other year In the past ten The
number ~sk ssz: the peTt largest EE Los. IN
Yos: TIE smallest xas 81. IN 800