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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

DouptIsbrer unb aiiifsr, Der sIti&
mir sinen GbrenpIdb an 1iih bes
unb Der Wrnutjungftrn
erEnIitn bat. Gefang feblt nidpt,
ipsnbiihe G6ordle ipehfsIn nit bents
fhsn etsbern ob. SIT itstIe bonn ftf,
bdb bic auitiafeit burdaus tn ben
gutsn Grenatn bleibt, Die ben aufents
bait I'm GadI ielbii gang 5urtbefnitss
ten Geelen eeItatten, uno ih bite bic
8rnut, es nitt iibel5unebmen, fDsnn
ih BEN .aaffeetrinten1, Das I'm 3
llhr Rahts, uno benz rNbenoeiien.
oas Inn z llbr friib i'm Brautbauls
ftattfinbet, fernblsibe, bd n,eine GrObs
iiabtnerpen 10 ausbnHernber s5tier
niht getpnhien iinb. Jf muB friih
iein, iino am onperen Wtnrsen gtgsn
10 llbr. nafbtm ipohriheinlih Brdnt
uHb Brautiungfern e.tpos serubt hds
ben, su einem isbr sutsn aaffeefriibs
itiid I'm Brdutbaufe su erlheinen, I'm,
nun rem .rihtisen Nbfhieo" Der june
gen Jrnu, Die nod INNER bic grdute
ircns trdgt. bei3upObnen. Dieies Wlal
fpieli bie muiit I'D, bette an bic
Wnd,t beraiebe", unb niGt Der Hrau.s
fii5rsr. ionbtrn Der iunee Ghemant
fiibrt bic iungs 5rou iiber Die ShEptlIe
tes gfterntauIts. Rph einn,at eiH
asnbifter 9lbidisbsarub ots Braute
bieners: s1u esb0rF nun su ihm -
als 0ait nur betrittft ou rpieoer oRs
res 5ofss Shpslle". unb inter ben
af1naen oss alten ahfhiebslitees
,glun abe benn, bu lieb' 6eimGthtonb'
lpinbei iicb Der 3us ourh bic Sfras
Zen siniam, perlaHen lisgt Der
9rauthof.
3hr1ntn uno 1roner iinp peresiIen,
aIs tr am 5pfe oes grautigoms ans
lauat, eos9tbihiebslieo III elmer frohen
Mari6ipsiie asipiben. froblih blidsn
bic buntten Nupen Der Braut duf ibr
IiattIitxs, neues Geim. Die Befpsrs
tbuua nit einsnt ftattlifsH Wsittoseis
Zen, 5u beFfen Suppe 10 pfunb Rinbe
fi.ilb bsnnbt fperosn. bsginnt; aiuner
brinaen burh bic 1biir, bic grauis
iunaf.rn unb 8aite ifiden ihren Ane
aeboriaen. Itiden oenaermeren bon al
ben auten 1inaen: grot unb adis,
auttn, aud lpobl 5lsif9. Wsr absr
centi, bas III bas Gnoe Der 5otsest.
Der bat niht bomit eerehnei, Dab nun
Wohen Ihfperit.r Grntedrkit folsen.
an benen Tih ale betbeiligsn. bic nur
bic Der Rube geipibeten Sonntags uns
ierbrtfen. DeshaIb niro nod fpieoer
lin GaItbof bic aanss Radt setGn5t.
besbalb finbet ipieber um 3 llbr Raj
fe,itunbe, nm 7 llbr abenbeHsn itost.
Damn foist nab iur5sr Ruhe am
Sonntag airtgans bts jungen paa'
res unb Der Gdite uno Ibenos nots
mats 1aH3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
Giae wenbiiae &sa3eitsfeier
Bon adtbe . q m n.

llsber bic seissnetsn JsIber, auf
benen bas aorn in ihtpenn 0orben
iid nsigi uno oas bohsefpohisne anrs
toffeitraut in 8Iiitbe iteht unb Die fri.
fhtn selbsriinen runben 6euihobsr
emporrnsen ME aufseiiellte Rieienbirs
nen, fentt iih Der 4benb. 9om Gors
fe kr, bos melt nussebreitet liegt,
t0nt bi. 4benbslode. iuRge WdodsH
ir tpenbiiner 1raht, Wdnner, bic bon
Der Iesten 6eunrbeit tommen. siehsn
benz Torfe 3u. hem ehien forbidden
gfingborfe an Der Gprahgren3e unipeit
9iebroie nit oft melt abselaenen ftctts
Iifen .4usbouten.1 Jft 5ns bier Die
Marf 9ronbnburg, bic pislsefMmGbs
te StrsuIdnbbiihfe nnierss lie5sn
6errgottes, bin ih nur 4 Giunben enfs
ffrni pom Dsniibl unb bem Stl.ib Ger
groBitabta
linb nun bns Dorf - feier.iG itln
- Die Mbsnbalods bat ousseldute. -
seiernb iissn spohl bic Miiben ain!si
bcben 3aunen, be noh oItilnpiifei
4rt bis faubern. gum 1beil ftottIiher
DebDfte bon Der Gtrabe trennen. 81
bisiem gtb0ft ober III aIIts eifrig b
Der Arbeii - mon riiitet 5um G.Hlue
ber iuneen frau beS rnsi,sn 6errn-
l6ss oaa1istnsj. bes ~ Dxsbi i4al
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
GrnnO.isentbnns' llebertrasnuaen
Cincinnati 3. auguft.

Cincinnati 3. Muguit.
a2ihaeI Steier an gobert Greiap,
20 bel 81 sSlb on Der gtorbieite Der
Eeete Strabe: ST.
Barn &. Campbell nnb anoere an
Sattie g. unb 4nno .. Seapitt, einen
nngetbeiIten antbeiI an 66 1ub an
Der Gillette Der Weoin Strnbe, 230
SUB n0roIih bon 2ibertp GtrnBe, 81.
Sarah 6. McGlnre on Anna Z
SuIlipon, 2ots go. 1149 unb 1lbO
in georpoob 9iau llnternbfbeillng
81.
aatie Sang on CHARLES 2eppert,
3beiI Der 2ots go. 22, % uno "a IN
Sniif's lnterabtbeilling: 81.
Wlpla so. 3oob an Annie Wation
Got 9to.9 in Charles q. @oo6s Ao
oition 5u glepes; ST..
Gpoline Grbiion an Herep 0eraro
Got 8 in 5erri's 9tnhInB on Gartbag'
8ife, 81.
Senrn 9oerger an Bern. Ghnie
oers, 25 bel 80 GuB an Der gtorb
ieite Der gfpanola GtrnBe; ST..
eliie M. Sing uiio Mnoere an 3
Serbert alng unb Mnbere, 6G BEL 15l
CUB an Der gOroieits her Git Dritte'
etsabs; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

Sobn Giiad an Georgia u. Eerin,
Got 4 in Thomas 6rend3's Inter.
abtbeilung in slponoole; 81.
ssoDn Me@uire an Ioelio 8.
aigbtelinger, % bel 100 SUB on Der
Gillette Der lid StraBe in slpon.
bale; 81.
2aura M. Wnicarper on Wturp R.
6srbpr!, Cots a unb IL in 6. Wl. Wns
Ieraper's llnterabtheilung. 81.
Wiursaret groipe, RdhlaBperpalte'
rim, an Sarab 9unp. 25 bel $50 Sub
an Der SitIeite Der 8ppmdn Npenue
$3.50.
Gillian 8. gurnunn on Warp =.
6ugbes, 100 BEL 200 SUB an Der aems
per Cane auf Walnut 5ilIs. 81.
Gjsorse q. Wolff II. ano. an Sobn
g. DoIff, einen insstbeilten antbetl
an unaefGbr 90 ader 2ano in Settion
35 in Springiislo 9orpnihip. 81.
Sobn g. Wolff an 9eorgs q. Wol1r
einen unaet6eilten antbeil an oemisl'
ben Gisentbum. 81.
gepbpto g. pieripn on Garri'
Stodsr, Cots 60 uno 81 in ". 9
pi.rIon's untsrabtbeiIung in on Col
lsgs SilI. 81.
Samss .. Salon an bic Rorncof
Real Gftuts anb Improvement Comp.
Got 49 in Der Ylsaiant 9iep llnttrabs
theiIung. 81.
6ueh W. Rdntir an Die 6. uno .
giisnbabns0 ielfdaft, 5beiI BON so
81 inaebler's llnterubtbeillIng an Del
Gsmonb Strabe. $3.50.
Gus. Sdusr on bic 6. unb s. Gi
Ienbahn. 9s'enfhoft, Sbeil bon Cots
53 unb 54 in bsrIslben nntsrabthsl
lung. $3.50.
| yimothp 81. Wunbet an 5rant 6
Monbet, 38 BEL 120 Jub an Der DIT
'eite Der Wloors Strabe in Waoiion
| bile. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
Siefe Gnnoen

fdldgt eas S6idial! @essn biefen
5Iud Der Msnfhhsit ift ni6ts gu ma
den. Die tiefen Munosn unb fdretz
lihsn S6mer5en, tpel6e jsner anbere
Stud unferss 9eihle6ts benz a0rper
3ufiigt, b. b. bas ibrsdli6s llebsl Der
5dmorrboiben, rperoen aber iiher, fo>
ME obns Sdner3en unb obne 9sfabr
bon benz beriibmten Wiittel rNnateiis
feieitist. Gs iin0 bas Stubl5Gpfhen,
tpelhe am Srt bes 2eioens eingefiibrt
perben unb feline dsenben Gifts ents
tolten. Sine probe oaDon foirb bon
Q. Rsuituebtsr e Co., 9or 1915, Rep
gort gitp, toitenfrei an Seosrmann
perIanpt. Q.W.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

ben 9eiidtsausorud. Gr perruth
bunpfe 5tarrheit, ipie bas 9eIlht VII
Ter, bic pom gliBe erIdlusen psrDen,
Nber 80. tpie hdtte bus bier IN
oieIem 3immsr Der San iein tSnnen?
Sier tonnte bod feline elettriide Gntz
!abune itattfinbsn, oenn auber Der
alinqelYhnur. bic audi niht in 8e@
traht tommen tann, bat IN oieIem
Raume nihts nit Glettrisitdt gu tbun.
Sept bob Der Stpeite Ir5t ben Irm
bes 9eihnums, unb Elm BUMPER 4us@
ruf t6Hte bon feinen 2ippen. Damn
iaute er eleihiam trtumpbtreno:
- Ster Ieben sic. Gin 2sugntn
hilft nihts. 9a baben sic bic geItaz
tisunq meiner SppOtbeie.
8dmit mics er auF einen blutunters
laufenen, bIGuli6 I6immsrnoen Jleden
in Der TonIt faIt farbloien 6anofldhe,
mo fih cine tleine 8ronbiteue pie als
Folas zines Shr0pftopfes gebilbet bait
te, unter bsren 5uIammengeihr
Rdnoern sine furbloie Jeu6tigteit bsrs
porii6erts.
-7iefe 6unb bat etnen glettroben
aebalten, fubr Der Wann Der BiRens
| Ihuft fort, uno ih bin Der Inii6t, oab
man bic 9oli3ei bena6rthtigen miBte,
bic cine llnteriuhun9 einleiten ION.
9aubrup bate bic 8rdusn eerun'
s.It. SEPT tpenbete er iid gu Serbault,
bo er fi6 Der Mittbeilungen erinnerte,
bic ibm bieIer erit tirslid iiber BIZ
5eriteIunssart Der tiinitliden SteinI
gemaht, uno Fragte:
| - Sie entIinnsn Iih bod nod ber
guFf6Iiiie, bic sic mir Dor etniger
guuen uber bic furhtbare mirtungs:
trQft uepiTer 9lustorpsr, bic nit Ell
mem GrpIciipItuff gsfiiGt iino. ssgsber
baben2
- gepiR, Iprad Der iungs ghemi'
fer; ih entIinne mid eans genau.
- geIaB 5srr bon 4rona berIe
8lustOrper bier?
- Dds pibte ih niht pdns Be
'tirnmt gu fagen. Insrlei Gnseiher
tpeifsn inbefsn b1ruuf bin, buf meir
ungliidIiher grpbberr bersn mebrers-
pielIeiht inbeFen uur cine einsige -
bier perpuhrt boben mub, o6ns bal
mir ettpos bdpon befunnt mar.
Dem. SrGngeu Der beiben Qsr3t
nadgebenb, belt Gsrarb SerbuuIt isB
einsn fDrmIi6en 9ortraq iibsr bi
furhtbQre 2erft0runostroft Der mi
fIiiiTigem 9oblenTtoff gefiillten @Iustu
geln. llno nun bsqunu bic Sate bel
brei Wdnrern allmGlig tlur su tuerber
sic tonen Ibersin, bdb Der 2eihnar
feitens Der 9eborbs unterfuht tperbei
Ipue, unb perFdbten cine barduf beaiia
Iihe Ginoube an bas 9sritbt. Sffsn
bar mar bisfsr 5obssfau burh ei,
ltnolid berbeidefiihrt fporben, oe'Te
Rdtur nod oufgebsllt perben muRts.
Gls fte fth aum Sehen anffidter
ben 2ethnum Der Sbbut Der DienTi
leute iibsrlnTeno, risi fie elmer BON bi,
Ten 3uriit, inbem er iuute:
-6err 9ottor 8dubrap, ieben Sit
mas 5rau Qunodl i'm 3immer hes So
rpns, Dor benz 5ifds auf Der Grbe lii
seno gsfunben bat.
(Sortiesung folgt).
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

7rouben tpiitbete Der Serbititarm.
Seftiger Regen ihIta an Die ipoblper.
!pabrten sseniter BON Rnbeidas 3iln.
mer, aui oeiien breiten Wnnergeiin.
fen iih elm Sfaparn ipiloer Taliben,
Sdus nno Sbbah iiidjeub. 5uiam.
menor1ngte, nno it'd, ipeber ifeute
nod fliittetc, als cine ipeiBe Sano
oas sSeniter offnete iiitb Gutter itreite.
Gieie frieolifen 1bierben iutiien es,
oaB linen fein Seib geidiebt. iie iino
Dem Huiien beiIig, er tDbtet feines
oerfelben.
9aber blidten iie Dertrmiensboa Der
bolben Nabeifa In bic ausen menu
iie einen Inn ben onoern bieier lieb.
|IiGeu D6geI jrsi6eIts n1b Sibte. 50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
3um sobe Senri YotHz

Sum Sobe 5enri potHz
Dor einieen 1ngsn bate
iih in poris Elm Qommiitee gebilbet,
bas benz erobsn 2uplaee, o.m lrhsber
Der mad ibm eenannten 5beorie lber
bic Sniitsbuna Der Delten, Elm Dsnts
nal iebsn ipoIlte, uno on isiner Spiss
itanb 6enri poinedre. Ter profehor
fir aitrOnomilhe WiHenitaften on
Der Gorbonne, in pem man nit Ntt'i
ben Rahfoiser beg sroBen 3eitssnOis
ZEN Rants fab. 9lun bat gang nntrs
iuortet Der 5ob ben iforfiinnigtn
Wdthemoiiter Der WiFenihGft entrifs
Zen. 5enri poineore purbe i'm Sabre
1854 in Qancp seboren. Mud iein gds
ter mar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., unb
spor lsbrte er an Der S,ohihule itnsr
Gtabt bic Meoisin. S6nn aIs Ghiis
Ter betpies ppineure Elm ungeipOhns
Ishes matEsmotifhes 5olent, unb er
lOfte bic i6pierisiten 2lufsdben tpie
i'm Spiel. er itubirie on Der polps
tedniIfen Sdule in poris. befonb
Isin Gramen als Dotior Der Hofurs
ipiIIsnidaftsn uno fpuroe i'm Sabre
1881 Ec5snt an Der Barrier llntDers
iiidt. Sn Dem eleihen Sabre mohte
er feline trits grobe GHtbeduns ouf
BEN 0ebieie ber reinsn Vlntbemotit.
Sis betrifft bic aebre bon ben alaes
braiIfen aurpeR, lit ubtr su ihpie'
ria, oils oob ibrt Bebeuiung an oieisr
GtelIe n1ber auseinanberseIeBi fperf
ben tOnnte. 1886 erbielt potnenre
| bic profsFur fir mathematics pb1e
| fif, unb brei Sabre ipdter fdrieb tr
feline bxriibmte 2lbbanolung uber ~b1s
prpblem bsr brei a0rpsr4, fur bic e
DEN qreis bes aoniss Gsfur bon
Gfnebsn srhieIi. Den 0orfis In Der
IinternntiOnaien aommifIion, bic ibm
bisie 4usseihnuns esipGhrie. fiibrie
fein 9eringerer ols Der erobe Dtrliner
Wlaibeinoiiser Weierftrab. Jm Sabre
1886 iibernabm er bi. profefIur fur
giironomie an Der Sdrbonnt, unb
l19O8 nabmen ibn ouh bic ~llniierbs
llihen@ in lire Reikn auf. Die BE-
Iaisbunaen poineares sur bsutfdxn
Nifenfhaft finb tets btioroers marin
lqerejen. Geine 6auptperie iDurben
Lin bic bsutIte Gprafx iiberieet. Jm
1 Sobre 1909 belt sr aud einsn Dor,
isoagsnilus in beutfter Gpro6x dn
Der llnip,riitGt G0iiinssn, beren
Ghynooitpr Der Deritorbene geptfeH,
Iunb i'm Cttober 1910 psrtrot q be
i Garbonne beim Subil1um Der Ners
liner llniperiiidi. poincar6 mar bns
malls elmer Der btipunDsrtittn unttr
ben pielen beriibmten GdNsn, be aus
Ialler 6erren QGnbern in nie beutfne
I sReihslauptitnbt gefommen ndren.
Der Quiftr bat ibn oarnals empfonr
Il gen; i'm Uiuthenutiihen Wfrein bey
J, llnip<rIis1t belt tr sineu glGnNnben
iBortras in b<uifhss Gprane. unn
bic Wtbiaiuifdx Jotult1i srYdnnit
] i'm gum Gbrenbottpr. 60 II e Be-
inreifIi@ boB bos Nebauern ber bents
JIimen Oekbrtenireije iiber bos friibe
! 6inf9elben bes srcbtn GorI6krS nnb
bsbeutenDiien Wlntbem0tifers anltrey
tl0eat beinHSssI ut uub sufsi@1is ~
-
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u us alter Gunit.

sSogen Sie mai, piiisn sic nit
MuIitinitrumsntsn gsf6eib?"
rNatiirli6; i4 bin ia aapsameis
itsr."
.Oo tOnnen Sic mir po6l Qustunft
ssben: lit bas eigentlih elm, Saiten>
ooer Elm 8tusinitrument: bic ,3ass2"
Die Gage? bas giebt's gar niht.1
rDo6, bod, Das giebt's. Sd babe
erit beute in groben Deltssidi6te sslss
fen, bab Die olten Ssroeliten bur6 bic
mifte aogen nit 3itbern uno 3agen."
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Mdn mub ii6 gu belize
niffen.

mirtb (ber ein 9dblett NIT per16tez
oenen gefiilIten 9emiifeihiiHeln auf bic
grbe falIen lieb): ~Shreiben sic NAL
aHf bic 6peifetarte, Jobann: 5sute be-
fOnbers au. -smpfebIen: Gemif4tss Ges
uaiitd1
The Washington herald., 1912-02-01
MERCY is SHOWN
TO YOUNG ENSIGN
Secretary Meyer Modiies Sentence
Imposed on Torpedo Boat Com
mander Who Disobeyed.

Secretary Of the Navy Meyer announced
his decision in the case OF Ensign Rich
ard c. Saufiey. OF Kentucky, recently
tried by court-martlaI on charges grow
ing out of his refusal 70 go to sea IN the
torpedo boat Biddle, which he was COM
panding.
The court recommended that Ensign
Sauffiey be made to suffer the loss of
three numbers in his grade and a repri-
mand. The Secretary disapproved OF this
recommendation, except as regards the
reprimand, which will be administered
as the court recommended.
1t developed there were many extenuat-
ing circumstances In the case, chief
among which were Saufiey's youth and
inexperience, and the fact that he had
been but a short TINA IN command oi
the Biddle. 1t was proven he failed TO
report the repairs necessary on his ship
in sufficiently detailed form TO the captain
OF the Norfolk yard. 1t was because the
vessel was actually unseaworthy that
Sauffiey declined TO take her to sea
when ordered. He was also Ill at the
time.
The case has attracted much more at
tention than was warranted by its seri-
BUSINESS or Importance, owing TO the fact
that the impression has gained ground
that the group Of old torpedo boats, OF
which the Biddle Is one, are unit for
service.
The Biddle and several other vessels OF
its type proved themselves unable TO
withstand heavy seas when 1t was at
tempted to bring them from Charleston
TO New York for the naval review. 1t
is admitted at the Navy Department
that these toruedo boats are antiuuated
and must soon go TO the scrap heap. but
officers assert that with experienced
hands they are good for service for some
time fo COme
The Washington herald., 1912-02-01
ANACOSTIA.

A unique social was held last evening
IN the parish hall Of tile Anacostia Meth
odist Episcopal Church, under the aus
pices of the library association OF that
church. Each one present was invited
with the stipulation that they bring one
book with them, and the library was
largely increased as a result.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Yates
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Yates.
Of Good Hope road. Anacostia, to Mr..
william II. Webb, of w street, was an
nounced yesterday, and came as a sur
prise TO their many friends.
The Progressive Association of the An
acostia Baptist Church has named the
following officers to serve during the
present year: John T. Dent, president;
William A. Cookman, vice president;
Ladue McGilI, secretary, and Leroy Fields,
treasurer.
Commander 4. B. FrisbIe. OF John a.
Logan Post. No. l3. Grand Army of the
Republic, OF Anacostia, has announced
that hereafter the meetings Of that post
will be held at his residence In Thirteenth
street instead OF in the Masonic hall, as
heretofore. The gradual decrease in men,
bership has made this step necessary.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-01
JOHN R. MAJORS WILL FILED.
Wife Is Named sole Beneficiary of
DruEEist's Estate.

The will of John r. Major. who died
January % last, was filed for probate
yesterday. The instrument is dated May
Is, 1894 and has attached a codicil dated
January q. l9O2. Testator names his wife
Mrs. Mary Eleanor Major. as sole bene-
ficiary and eNecutriN, and in the codicll
says that he desires his wife 10 sell to
]. Murray Hackett the decedent's store
in Seventh street northwest for $4,000.
the amount 10 be paid in monthly pay
ments Of 500 each at 5 per cent inter
est, without security on deferred pay
ments.
Rev. Clarence II. Walker. by his will
dated August -. 1910. filed for probate
yesterday. leaves his property in Dupont
Heights, Nd, 10 Rev. George w. Brent,
ST. Other property is left to Mrs. V. A.
Waller and Mrs Henrietta ]. Brent, the
remaining estate to go TO the latter. ia
bez Lee is named as executor.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-01
TAX DELINQUENTS MANY.
Nearly $4,000 Pieces of Property
in City Awaiting Sale.

Nearly 1900 payments of taxes on
property in the District were made at
the Office OF the collector of taxes in
the District Building yesterday. Despite
the large number of payments. the col
lections for the day amounted to only
5000, The previous day the collections
were $50, co., This small amount yester-
day was due TO the fact that the taxes
in most cases were trivial.
At present there are about 1900 pieces
of property in the District the taxes on
which have not been paid. 1t is ex-
pected, however. that this number Will
be decreased to about 5000 by the time
Of the opening sale, March Q. The sales
will last about a week, or until the
entire list OF property is disposed of.
To-day Charles, c. Rogers, District tax
collector, will forward to the printer a
list Of the property to be offered for
sale. During the next two weeks the
employees Of the tax collectors office will
be kept busy revising the list as pay
ments of taxes are made.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-01
MOVING, PACKING. & sToRINe
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding Probate Court. Estate Of Ellen
Grail. deceased. No. 1s6O, Administration DOCKET
Application having been made herein for probate Of
the last VIII and testament and eodicil Of said
deCrased, and for letters testamentary on sad
estate By William H. McGrann. IL h ordered this
2sd day d January. A. d. 1sl3 that Fanuia
Blinkley and all others concerned appear in said
cuurt on MONDAY. the 9Th day Of March, A. d.
lsis, at 10 O'clock a. m, 10 show cause why such
Application should NOT be granted Let Dotcs hereof
he published in the Washington Law Reporter aud
The Warrington Herald once in each Of three
successive weeks before the return day herein men
tened. the hrst publication to be net less tlnn
thirty days before said return day WRIGHT
Jnstice. Attest: lSeal.l JAMES TANNER. Register
o. Wills for the District Of fSColumbia Cerk q tho
Probate Court. cHAs. w. FITS Attorney.
jaa5feIa
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Music Firm Incorporated.

The II. KirlSus Dugdale Company.
which was established four years ago
for the publication and promotion of
music, recently has been Incorporated
with nonassessable stock amounting to
$50. 900, under the laws of Delaware. The
officers are H. Sirkus Dugdale, presi-
dent; n. D. Dugdale, vice president, and
NJ. Z. De Voll secretary-treasurer. The
home Office is at Fourteenth and U
streets northwest
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Ask. $4,000 pamase..

Harry Lutsky yesterday filed suit
against the Washington Railway and
Electric Company for $4,000 damages
alleging that his son, Henry Lutsky,
while attempting to cross street north
west, between Thirty-first and Thirty.
second streets, was struck by car, sus-
tanning permanent and serious injuries.
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HEALTH IS SPEAKERS THEME.
DIR. Woodward and DIR. Wiley Talk
on Prevention of Plague.

Speaking of tuberculous and methods
Of prevention of the disease, District
Health Officer Woodward and DR.. Har-
vey W. Wiley addressed the woman's
welfare department OF the National Civic
Federation, at a meeting held yesterday
at the home of Mrs. A. ]. Parsons, 17q
Eighteenth street northwest.
DR.. Woodward said infected milk is
one of the most common causes OF tu-
berculOsis. He explained the process Of
pasteurizatiOn, and told of its benefits
DIR. Wiley emphasized the need of pur-
chasing pure food. He said # pays in
the end for housewives to pay higher
prices II such purchases mean they are
getting food of purer quality than mat
sold at the ordinary prices. DIR. Wiley
said the use of pure, wholesome food is
one of the means of preventing tubercu-
losis.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond, department
president of the wOman's welfare depart
ment Of the National Civic Federation,
presided.
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Boys Employer Fined $40.

For employing Bennie Robinson. a nine
year-old colored boy, on his huckster
wagon without a child labor permit,
Howard GUIDE, also colored, was ar
raigned in Juvenile Court yesterday and
fined So The defendant was arrested by
Policeman Charles c. Estes, child labor
law inspector.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-01
Charged with Theft.

Willie Wells was arraigned in the Po-
lice Court yesterday, charged with
breaking into the stable OF r. L. Elliott,
a Seventh street -four and feed mer-
chant. and stealing four bales OF hay
and a set OF harness. Wells pleaded not
guilty, and was held under $1,000 bond
for the action OF the grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-01
Nebrasknns to give Inception.

The Nebraska State Association will
give a reception to the Nebraska delega-
ton IN Congress tomorrow evening in
the Elks' Hail, 9l9 H street northwest.
oficers of the association are f. II. Alb
bott, president: F. w. Collins, vice presi-
dent; Fred K. Nielsen. secretary, and H.
A Harding treasurer
The Washington herald., 1912-02-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF The SOUTH
n B.-FoIlowing schedule figures published only
as information and not guaanteed
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile New Orleans
and Memphis, loS5 .. N daily. Dining ezr.
For TsIladega. Calsra. Selma. UniontoEn. Denop-
olis a N. daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chsttanonga. Birmins-
ham, New Orleans 1910 p m Dining cars
For Roanoke, Knoxville, ChattlnooE1, Nashville
Memphis. 40 a. m daily. (Slesping ar open after
10 p NJ Dining cars
For Charlotte. SpartRnbng. Atlanta. Admission.
Birmingham, AS ,. m daily. Dining aa
Fer ASheTille. Charlotte, Columbia, Charleston,
Aiken. Augusta. saTannEh Jacksonville and Florida
points, 81 D n. daily. Dining earS
L. 8 BROWN General ARent.
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ARMY ORDERS.

Leave oi abssnce for ten days. to take effect upon
the expiration q his present sick leave of
abssnor. is granted Second Lieut.. ROBERT {.
RODGERS, Fourth Caralry.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

AIidshipman r y. MILLER 10 Pennsylvania and
additional Pacific reserve squadron.
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RAILROADS.
NoRFoLK & WEsTERN. RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 9. lsf1.
Leave Washington, New Union Station.
so a N DAily-An points On Norfolk aad
Western
1910 D. n Daily-Roanoke, Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nlshville. NsH
Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
Il0 q m--For Bristol. Knoxville. Chattanooga.
Nashville. and Memphis. WlshinEton- Memphis
sleeper open at 10 p n
For Nofolk-LeaVs WEShfngtod. lD q n. daIly.
arIiEe Norfolk. II - o. N: Z 0i noon daily arrive
Norfolk. 59 .. N. daily. Parior Cars. Leave Rieh-
nond daily $40 D. m, arrive Norfolk, 80 .. n
40 .. m-Daily-RenyTine. Luny. Shenandoah.
Trains from the Southwest GrTiHe sa5 = N, los0
.. m. and 215 & N
An information Fourtesuth Erest and New Yerk
avenue CRond Buildiugl.
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SPIRITUALISM.

MEETINGS MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. AND
Fridays .. N. sharp; . mesAge 10 each; daily
readingN Developing class Thursday, .. N Ma
MALTBY. 80 ~ st. nv. Phone Ss42