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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10

Sufiine Gsaab an uusuft SOso'
lotpsli, 2 aois an Jdfsrion annus.
81.
8. g. padoub an Ghas. n. Wsn'
bsip, cine Got an Wtn!pr Ncs. 81.
g,roDibsnt Sdp. 81. II. 7ruft 60. an
gbns. e. Cpens, Got 685 In Wooifon
pInee llnierobib. 81.
Jobn Q. Dunsbluib an Gtnrd W.
g.riIins, a ao.s in 9eshpoob. 81.
Dart SiesIe an gbas. .. Turner,
80 5ub an WuIxrrn Eirabs. Sods
Lamb. 81.
Jcbn o. WsNr an 90. a.gnsbcufer.
2 ad<r in g.siion 16, Sycamore 1p.
$500.
9ofine,r u. 6opiins an Malisr 8.
R.pbn, So Jub an Hurnf. ndx
Garnfbafp Ape. 81.
asna gos6 an Gillian ]. Batter. so
8nb an Wabiicn aot. 81.
1bos. 8. Gmiib an Gertrude Y.
gIeafon, ] Got an GHsr place 81.
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0ieS ,tmb OaS.

- 1bcbcre Mnper & Bro. has
Zen fir Nan unb gpslins Barrier bas
mobnbaus 30. 1922 0orDdrb Apenue
arf Malnut Oils fir $4,000 an Drau
Margaret ]. pOoIe Dtrlauft.
- Die Ohio Miami alumni afs
fceiation ia. ibrs biesjdbrise Reunion
fGIIsn aelnHen. so pieIt Mtr5!e bur1
sie uebsrf rfttr<mmunsstntaitropbe i'm
Esoats erobsn Gnoben srlittsn bas
ttn. Tis fdIisen unb einlouFenben
Weitrdgt bk btuts b11er ousfotIsn
frnnen - iolIen sur llnteritiituns Der
ir Nititioenfhaft stSDeenen RoGtssn
vertDsnbuns finbtn. Die 8ttiieu<rn
rerben benz pon Der ~lonsti G!inie.
etiammsIsen 1onbs iibsripiefsn.
- Wopor 6unt iberipies gefern
brm 6eim fir fnrbiee Mdb&en an
bsr Mtft Gs9ften Gtrnbe be Gumms
ben $500, bic ibm pon bsr ftdbtifGen
Boring ; Aommthisn. fiir sinsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10

Ter Cincinnati gdd,r gsTanep.rtin
bat Gcmitag. IL. apriI, fir .ins
MISUNDERSTANDING beiiimmt. bic olss
icnu In BEN S6Ien Der Central yurns
hcll. iio.ifinbet unb nit eintH
1tmtr6nsten abfhIiebt. Sin bib.
ihss prosrumm II. aufgeii.tli nor.
ts1. tdE nnisr atitung b.s 5srrn
altert Gtper sur 1urhflibruns ess
lcnpi. TosfeIbe enthdls fplgenos
Wrmmern:
Gfor, .Woraenruf" I. Wenasri
SirsihsitbersSplo. bors.traasn Don
5srrn Gsrb. Gran5eI; bsslsits! Dor
.. Wtgeri.
gtor. ~Scnnsas i'fs" -. grsu
.Werlohen" .... aoihai
.Wieosnlieo Wunsell
GumoyiItiihes Eolo: .Sufana-
Gxrr Carl Rolling.
Cbor, Die Irtue" J. Wsngsrt
.gailttaln JGs.rmarfh".
,3isthtrportrne BON Der Iprolertruppe
nn.er ben anfpisi.n b,s Cincinnati
.3itkr aiub.
Gine ldnblihe Gonsertprobe" .Gimor
Gufaefibrt bon ben Wi.aliebern bel
Qs,sins unier gsiiung bss 6errn
Nclina.
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6 o p ingtp on.

Die GopiugtOn Giuee Inr Das s9ln.
rinnaticr 9ulfsblntt" befiuoet iidD TIN
Bebanoe gto. 509-511 Masiiun
Apenue. guseisen, Mittbeilungeu
luo Seitclungen irgeuoiuslher art
UerDen bis 10 llbr abenoS oaic!bit
entgegcngeupmmcn. Selcpbuu @uuib
8254.
- 5m 8unoesgeritte lpuroe 5arrn
Neit alias Games goot uno perihiss
renen no.ius," in 3 5duen pegen
Gtpinpetns in Antldge3uitanb per-
iet:. Meit bebauptet, Elm Wutroie Der
gunOesmarine gu iein, uno Deriudte
j. $40 pon 5reo. Rotb, So6n ). Sci
lex uno Georg SobnIon 3u erftrinz
rsIn. - Sm 6aQe BON 20. Bales,
9;tm. pon 2son QQen gegen Die s. =.
9. giienbabr, sinigts man iih auf
$1,000. - Der 5ul pm ). 3. DeIi3,
rcn WlifOuri, gegen 2loOte Difemunn
rno Qnoere, in bem es lid nm 2ano
i'll Bapne.. ap., unb $1,000 Sdaben=
e>iab AanoeIt, lit in S6ipebe.
- Sm Gircuitgerifte, Rttter Iros
rh's QbtGeiIung, erbisIt Gorreft q.
S.epsns cine gbeiteioung Don 5rsre
,torbun SisOens. - SIN Safe pon ..
eapburit seeen Ruth Berger, purbe
Der 4ntrag gsftsat, ben 5aQ auf aoe
fen beg GIdssrs 3u oernsrfen. -
Sm Safe Der 2era Jromms gssen
GaouIt Gromme, nurbe Elm urtbsil
obqe9ebeu, unb Der 8ertauf zines
Cirunoitites on Der G. SO. Gds Der
9antlid un6 Hobbins 4pe. angsorbs
ret. - SIN 6aQe bes SO. .. gairb.
Iem, 9egen patrid Cummings, snbsr
be 8eidnDorenen Elm llrtbeiI Su Gun
ilen beg Hld9ers ab. IS banbelte Iit)
um ein pfero uno Wugsn uHb Gutter.
- Sm gircuitgeritte, Eihter Sars
kion's Gbtbeilung, nurbe i'm Jaas
ter Gdbriel GngIemdnn qeqen bic 6.
u P eiienbahn Gompanp bon ben
Jertldgten cine Nntrpprt einaereift.
- Snl 5ale bes 8ermonia Qeibs uno
8au 8ereins gegen 90. 8. 9ruie,
fpurbe Der Maiter aommiFGr ange=
trieien, einen 8eeo on Sobn airTt urD
GGttin aEs3uitelIen. Der JaI bon
3D. Dom uno anosre gegen Gburles
Goitellp, in bem es fit um $500
GsriiterungsgsIber auf cas 2tbIsben
fss alten goiteQo banoelt, lit in
Gebpebe.
- Waitsr aommiFdr 5inb iiber.
trug an Sobn 6. airit, Got go. 19,
III Der u. 6. Greer 5pmeiteab Abbis
tipr on Der Sftfeite Der WiIIarb ctr.
rs BET 100 JuB fir $2800.
- gbiles Jusuk poole mahte fm
0ircuitgeridbte eine gbeideiDungsflas
et gegu G. g- poole anbdngig. Das
panr ebelthte am %. Geptember
1912uub befdNlbigt dieibmner Usib.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10
1aStpn nnb 8eIlebue.

- Sta6tcIcrf @ia 6. 0iartin ool
TantoH. Au.. madt ollie aniirengluu.
gen. Gle hiciigen potriotiid)cn 8eral'
uigunacn 81 bepegen, Die aoiten filr
hcn transport Der pDei alten a1no,
nen, Die Die 9uloesregiermg ourd
aonarebabgeoroneten gIrthur Y
Rollie Canton. Qn.. Idenfte. 3Il ;ob'
len. Ter Tapton Stnbtratb bebaup.
tct. fein SeIb fir iold,e Aiisaabeu 81
baben. Tie Aononen ioaen al Der g.
lnO 9errp aoeniie nIfgeiteut meroen
Ter Trauen. .8erein Scr Sl
&erS ISeiu Stride In Bellevue perar'
itaItet am Tieniiaa uno DiitnpodD. 6er
- uno %. 9Iprii, 9tad)tnittoes ints
Abeubs, III Sraltns Sale eirtei
Gud)re.
CAPT. geter Mcartbur por
Taptou. ap.. lplirbe pom 8oupernenl
NeGrearp 5ltm Teleaaten Der statio,
nal Booo Aonos federation, Die cn
-. unh %. glpriI In Birmingham
gla.. tnat, erilarft.
Cine MaHsnperfammlung. bi,
BON Grstutipsgodrb in Tapton sinbs.
rufen tpurbe, finost moreen Ibens I'M
7:30 lhr in Der ppihton 6nlls iiait
um Arrangements su ireffen, bas
burh oas SohfpuHr binipegss
idpemmie gigentbum 3uriid su srlan.
gen. Sir bic Rsinisuna Der Siabi
purbs oieIslbs in oht Tiftritts einee.
ibsilt: /. Warb. Gheibeltnit aentor
Strabs; 2. Durb, Sddfon Strobs; 3
Warb. Wcainnsp Sirobe; 4. Marb
0ins Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10

in Wertbe perlorsn bat, beSeust Elm
g.rtauf oes Wlaiter 8onmt'idr TN
syolle BON $. Reuibler gessn Wm.
I9alpnep. Dos 5aus an Der 5. Str,
uabe Der Siabena Str. bradts nur
$3.50.
- Der WtIttefs unb aebrer 2lub
scr Qart 9loe. Shuls biIt heute Vods
mittaa i'm Shulesbdube cine ger'
Talumlung ab. - 5rau 9snrn Sadns
nire cine an{prate iibsr: relne mos
nerns 5atel" Aalten.
- Nrant Rpan purbs IN Dee a.
unb griabton Strabe BEL elmer 1hars
fen Benpuna Don ieinem Wassn es'
ihleubert unb brad ben rsohten JuB.
Gr lpuroe in GrstIihe 8ehanoIung 9s'
nommen unb Ipdtsr mad isiner aDobs
nuna in Camp Waibington, etneln'
natl, gebraht.
-goupern.ur WeGreurp iiberianots
benz Yits Wapor Gimsr $500 tur
be purd bic So6fIuth 5simgsiudten.
Die Grob gooe Der elts iiberidnots
Der tie'iaen Qoes sbeufaIls $500, bic
Tie snr llnter'tiibuns Der Rothlslosnesn
pertpenOsn ioa.
- unIdue. Sobn 2immsrtpilts ttsl
an Der 5. Strabe, 5piiten Der eos
lumbia unb gprt Gtrabe, gu goosn
uno brad bas redte gein. Gr puroe
mad tenn Spsers 9oipitaI gsbratt. .---
Z. ganuban, go. $50 Columbia ctr.
nObnbuft, tpurbs ppn sinem automobil
oss q. Sonforo estrOffsn uno auf DIE
Ssite eeidlsubert. Gr erIitt ihmsr3s
baFte apntuiionen. - Glfs Toro erIitt
,retrere Stidpunpen, als lie an Der
Sout6qats Strabs nit 2aprente Joro
in Streit eeristh. Dr. srieeer osrs
nGbte bic Dunosn nit 7 StIten.
- Der itellpertrstsnbs Mapergimsr
bontt hiermit alien giirgtrn uno eos
oeu Der 5tapt fir ibrs Gpiermiithi9s
teit unb ibrsn 9ienitsifer pdbrsnO Der
Sodfluth.
- anno SalIsntdmp Ga Sabre, BON
bier, peridieo ositsrn i'm ct. GIIiabsth
5oipitaI nah lungem Geioen.
- Die gipiIoisniipriifuns bshufs
4nitslunssn i'm pOIi3si. unb 5susrs
pebr Dspartsnsnt ipuros aui isbs
Wpnats periaoter, oa pisle Der Ipplis
tanten infoIes Der So6fIutb niht Sett
hattsn, an berielben tbsiI3unehmen.
Die Qatdn3en in bsibtn 1eportemeuts
fperosn aus ben pBigeH Bitten ssfuat.
- qoIi3siisrseant aearns mar gcs
tern nit BEN 3uipibsn zines gIeiitifts
bsih6ftisi, uIs ihm bas Wtsfsr snts
fisI. gsim 9eriuh, ods follsnbe Wsfs
Ter auisufangsH. itisb sr iit bic alinss
ins lints gein, eins 4ber ourhihnsts
bsno. gr purbs nuf isiner Wobrun9
aebroht, mo Or. goutfen ibm bic mo-
thigs GrStIits Ollie leiitets. gs tpirb
sinigs 5ags oduerr, sbe sr ieinsnEisn't
pieoer berithsn taun.
Die StabtsaommiNGrs tpsrbsn
am tpmmenosn Wontag Ratmittag
nit ben Reprditntdnisn Der 6. unb II.
uno Der 6. uno s. eiisnbabn 9tieu
ftaften cine aonfsrsus dbhaIisn, um
iiber einen 8iooutt on oer oberen
Wpnmoutt SiraBe su bsrutben. Dir
4ngeIsesnbsit, Ddttsr an ben gi'sns
bdbntrsuSune,n su iiattouirsu. tommt
ebsniaus auf hds Snpst.
Bruce garrol, 20. unb Grace
Rirbn, q, bsibe bon Columbus, g.,
srbieItsn asitsrn 4bsno sinen Gh.ftein
uno fpurbsn bier Qstraut.
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1emer.

- Turh cinen id,nobaittn anlih'
iana purSc aeitern abeno in benz poH
u. @raoIep brrohnien Sduie slo.
1880 Qorf arcnue Elm sSeuer pernr'
inde, nas ebe cs geIoidIi meroen
tonnte. einen Staocu pon ettpd $500
nnridtcte.
- Iurd Die Grpioiion einer Cant.
pe nuroe aeitern abeno In Der ssob'
nana BON VI. gedier. go. 2535 Rit'
die slpenne. Gin ,seuer perurinhi, oas
einen Stnoen BON eiiua 500 anrldl'
ieie, che es geloidi peroen tonnic.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-10

Sr itrem 5sTtamsnts binterldbt
Marn R. Wiebe 5000 ibrer gli6te,
800 osm gethesbo 5oipitaI, 800
0em gereu 8uiIsnbaus, $50 Der
Campbell 60. prot. ainbsrbsimutb,
unD ben Hsit ibrer gottsr Warp
ReeiB.
- Waurtte 6. 2eebs, BON gincirs
natl, 9, unb 9anbeula MartIanb,
ton gsllebue, an.-6ugb 2dtpton un0
Galtita 6. 6al, beiSe bon 8eQepue,
On - go. Wtaion uno Nlite WarfislD.
Bette bon Gplo Springs, ap. -- 5sns
rn gerte, pon gelepue uub 8ett7
&aQp, bon Repport, ap. - Clifton
6. GQiott. bon Wapfislb. ap. uno
9rarI Rspman, BON 7anton, ap. -.-
eteorq ptpp uno @oelpn 5ratpbribss,
fsioe pon Cincinnati, 8.
- SnIspbins g. S9olpers pertlogs
re Goparb g. Sbopsrs nuf S6eis
tung. Ios pdar ebelihts i'm Sabre
1905 unb befhuloigt fis ibn, fis i'm
Ssptsmber 1911 perIoiien Su bnben.
- GslbIhruntiprsngsr itattstsn in
Ger Raht auf Wlittlpod Der Office Der
gDnfplibatipn goal Co., on Der 6. u.
3. gobn unb Wionmoutb Strdbs eis
nsr 8eIud ab. gle erbrofen eine
6tntertbiir uno hatten bsreits mebrere
G0her nobe Der aombination gsbobrt,
lnD allsm 4niheins mad, einen
SpreneungsperIut gemaht, als iie
perihsutt tpurbsn. Supt. 4nbreps
fano @inbretertpsrt3euss. 9nnamit
etc. bor.
- Gin iibsrbsi3ter Cfen perurIahs
ts qsitern Elm sysuer in Der CONNER
tIhs Der Jrau Marp gopo, go. 1929
Gr6nro Ctr, bas sineH Sbaben BON
$50 peruriafte.
- Dos GHs fslpoo Relief aome
r1iitee peran'taltet5reitae abenb in Der
Waiit 6aQs cine goriteaung gum Be
fer Der lleberifnpemmtsn.
- Die Straben in ben iibe->
| ihDemmtsn Diitritten iinb in ein.n,
| ftauoerbaften 3uftanbe. DER Samus
uab Sriimmer aller Art lieqt nod
ipie am Scnntaa bu bic Reinigunass
arbeiten nur iebr lansiam Dor fit
eehen, ba ale Wagen, Die auIgetrieben
irerRn iOnnen, gu ldnss Jabrtsn bis
arr Ablubeitelle MAIDEN miiHen. Der
G4mus III mebrere 3Ou tief unb tann
nint ubgetpaffen tperben.
- DAB bas Drunbeisentbum in ben
liiterf4pemmteH DiitritteH bsbeatenb
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Abenenuterb baltune In Der genb Sia
Shnle,

Sn b,r Bomb Gin Sduk finctt
Somiins. II. april. gum geiten oer
Shuie cine lini.rbaIiuns fia.l, fir
tueldx Elm ref. inisreFontes uno abb
petsIunesr.i6es prosramm oufsss
felt III, sns oub.r Deilamaticnsn,
9ptals unb JniirumeniolmuIis. out
bi. Auffiibrans tines ftbr biibf6en
au'tIpitIs porfiebt Wlii Der Dur6s
iibrung hts prosrnmms fuiro um
7.30 b<aonnen. p6bteub tpeIdxr 3eit
audi &c, Cream. Haffr unb auten
pom Mu.ieri!ub ferpiri pire.
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= a ~ Tito n.
0roRartiae @elbienbuneen BON anbe.
rem Sf1ofcn.

(Spe6iaISeDef'te hes GincinnaiisrgeIfsbIaii .
Samilton G., 8. aprii. 9s.
oeuteroe tSeloiilmincn iino bente ein.
aetroiien Die in anbern St1bten fir
Die yeotbleioenoen IN Sainilton &c.
Iamnelt moroen itno. Bon ct. 2onis
trafen 1926. .000f2) elm, bic GroB.oae
Der Gifs ihidte $25, 900 uno Games
toun, g. D., innote tauieno Tollnrs
ionic cine @aggonIooung 2ebeng.
mitte!.
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Graxseisemtbnms 6systbefen
Cincinnati, 8. apriI.



Otto 5spei an Gre.I,n. g. II. .. Go.
$500.
eeoporb gopp an Wamis N. GOips
suiu. Sl100.
Garris R. sisp.ns an J. w.GOur.'
nsp. $3.50.
SuIia gotmann an WsEli6sr Stsfa
6. u. q. u. $4,000.
SuIio gotHann an bieisl6s. $4,000.
eomaro 5els.r an Soui5srn Sbio
g. u. I. Go. $3.50.
Grace g. Wosln an Drcness 3.
Jor. $500.
Barbara o. Rod an Dome q. v. 6.
GO. $500.
Jrebsrid aram<r an oisislbs. 81 c5.
Jobn Goiiini an 5omt 9. u. 9. SO.
$500.
Otto bon Ssbt an bisfslbe. $500.
War Esieei an Gouthern Ohio
Gop. Hf. 60. $1,000.
Doltsr 6<n.e an D,ii Roripoob 3.
II. g. 60. $500.
alice .. S6affer an 1bos. W. Oed,
lsr. S5166.86.
Z. 3. Didinfon an CAT Gnb e.
VI. go. $1,000.
Abigail Coleman an linton San.
9t. u. 1rni. Go. $1,000.
Morn Rnea an prOpibent 2ocnGo.
$1,000.
G<rtrube u. DIsaIon an Suns Str.
3. s. II. &. 60. $4250.
abrcbdm Bermau an abrdbom
Sfsinefobn. $500.
Sotn r. Rueblmdnn an Raticnol
prosr. lifs Sni. 60. $3.50.
gD. e. Gnabouisr on G<rmaria 30.
2 q. u. 3. 60. $1,000.
DoIisr 8. Rsirbp an TlsrtoniiIs 3.
u. z. 90. $500.
9bas. n. Napkw on 8. e.pa6ouo.
$6SS.
6eieH Bed an gclIsse 6iu proer.
y. u. Z. 60. $3.50.
Warearsl qorsIb an Spring Oar
ben g. u. .. 60. $500.
Gertrude u. 0lsofon on 1bcs. 8.
Smith. 5000.
Oeiilste 6ppotb.tsn.
Wroiia 5orbes an Scaikrn Ohio
9. u. &. Go. $500.
W. ". Cher an q. I'd. Goof. $500.
u. W. Sdpspuro an gponi.0n Waus.
5000.
r. Sdoenissr an G<rmania q. u.
Ro. 3 $1,000.
u. y. 9sisman an DOME y. u. =.
90. $1,000.
Rino >. alismsisr an Z. .. Tan.
Ior. sberiff. $500.
Wm. .. Gepou an 1ut Hrss. Mfo.
Go. $1,000.
Z. D. 9idinfon an Goft enb 6. y.
60. $1,000.
abigail Coleman an Ohio DaIIsr
g. u. 3. 60. $4,000.
GsO. Q. Anbers on Ularia q. 1sod.
$1,000.
]: o. skina.ia.r an Ctas. Dost.
gine. TsiH. en. R. Q. GburH on
Jr9n Wsper. $l133.
9. Dr. peslman an g. 4. 6inId.
7fuIase. $3.50.
}. b Ruehlmnnn an aicn gso. /
=. u. 3. Go. 5000.
4eltn Bed on aDeftern aps. .. ".
6lossuss q. Grass an GQa "
pasnG $0eO.
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Ys et,stsifr EssD - M<Ie tmasSytferssa
.y4N Esssnfst ntrtehlf ,snesinssrsn 6efj
- $$asrytst>@ y 8 ~ il fases ~ -
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y e ~ y prt.

Sie Sleippprt Office fur Sas Gin.
rinnatier @olfsblatt" beiinbct I'D in
NO. 339 g)orf Sraae, seaenlbrr oem
GOnrtbauis, Woislbit Reuigfeiten, Gin.
seisen II. I. III. bis 10 l1hr As Tina.
ten abeubs entgeacugenummen peY.
ben. Selcpbun Sonta 240l.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
CLEANUP DAY
At FORT MYER
Visiting Cavakymen Remove
Debris from the Parade
Ground.
LEAVE FOR POSTS TODAY
President Congratulates Officers Who
Have Been Connected with De-
velopment of New Maneuvers.

Fort Myer is u" >-going a process OF
rehabilitation, following the visit Of the
1000 cavalrymen, who came from Win
chester, Va, to demonstrate before the
President and officers Of the army the
provisional system OF maneuvers suggest.
ed by the cavalry board Of the army.
All day yesterday a large force OF the
cavalrymen labored to efface the marks
of their fve-day stay. 1t is planned
that by noon today the parade ground
will present its usual appearance.
The result of the summers work at
Winchester and of the drills that have
been held in Washington will not be
known for six weeks or two months.
probably not until the board makes its
report on the advisability Of adopting
the new system.
Yesterday was spent in various ways
by the troopers. Some Of the more IA
vored ones were allowed TO come to
Washington to make merry with the
money that was given them Thursday
night
Leave Fort Myer Today.
The troopers will board train for their
regular posts today. The Tenth Cav
airy will leave about noon from Rosslyn
for Fort Ethan Allen, VT, and the
Eleventh will entrain on the Southern
halfway, near AleNan0r1at IOr rOrI
Oglethorpe, Ga The third squadron OF
the Fifteenth Cavalry left yesterday for
Fort Sheridan. Ill.
Mai. Gen. Wood. chief of staff. infor-
mally entertained Col c. H. Murray, in
command of the brigade; Col James
Lockett. of the Eleventh Cavalry, and
Col John c. Gresham. of the Tenth
Cavalry. at his home last night.
The President yesterday formally ex-
T: cssed his approval of the new system
OF maneuvers to several OF the officers
who have been prominent in connection
with the development of the system.
Those who called at the White House
and received the congratulations of
President Wilson were Gen. Wood, Gen.
E. J. McClernand, president of the cav
airy board; Col. Murray. Col. Lockett,
Col. W. W. Harts, in charge of the office
of Public Buildings and Grounds; Mai.
r. l. Howe, Maj. H. H. McNamee and
Maj. c. D. Rhodes, Col. Murray's adju-
tant.
Col Gresham was unable to go to the
White House because of slight injuries
received three days ago, when his horse
slipped on the pavement near the George
town bridge and strained Col. Gresham's
knee. He will be able to start for his
post of duty with his men today, how
ever
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
BEAUVAIS ANSWERS
SUIT FILED BY WIFE
Citizen Of France" Denies Attempting
to Kidnap Child-Justice Stafford
Grants Temporary Alimony.

Emile Beauvais has filed answer to the
suit for absolute divorce brought against
him by his wife, Adele Beauvais. a
French modiste.
He denies the charges made by his
wife, including his alleged iufatuation for
his sister-in-law.
Beauvais also has filed counter suit
against his wife asking for limited di-
vorce, alleging his wife to be excessively
addicted to the use of intoxicants.
Through Attorney E. B. Hutchison, the
husband emphatically denies that he kid
mapped his two-year-old son, as alleged
in his wifes petition. His story is that
when he came home from Bar Harbor
he found the child locked in the house in
the absence OF his wife and took him
away.
He also denies there is any French
custom that would excuse his wifes use
Of liquor as charged. Denial also is made
of the great profits alleged by his wife
to arise from his business ventures.
Beauvais admits, however, that he is
comfortably fixed, financially. and Is will
ling to contribute adequately to his wife's
support
Justice Stafford yesterday afternoon
granted Mrs. Beauvais $50 temporary ali
mony a month, but did not disturb the
custody OF the child.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11

ssThe Piper" Positively Splendid Fea-
ture show. Va. today. Some laughs, too.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

ZooIodcal Park, Chevy Chase. the Country Clubs.
and KensinEton. Cars from Fiftsenth st. and n. 7.
Ave. every Il minutes. also from Ith St points
eVery L minutes
After D. m. from Treasury only every IS minutes
Connect with Kensngton line at Chevy Chase Lake.
BIOLOGICAL PARK, Chevy Chase, the CoI;1trJ Cllhs,
and EenSngton. Cans from Fifteenth and New York
Avenue every quarter hour
steamer Charles MAcalestT leaves from foot Of
and tomb Of Washington. daily. except Sunday. at
10 a. M and . 70 p. m.
SorfCik and Washington Steamboat Oumpanys
steamers from foot Of Seventh Street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at 6!6 ?. N.
10 Great Falls-Washington and Old Dominion
Railroad cars every few minutes from Thrty-siTth
and II StreetA
10 Mount Hernon-WaShinEton Utilities Company
cars every hour the hour from 10 a. N TO
.. m, last car Station. Twelfth Street and Penn
sylTania Avenue.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
SPEEDWAY INN LEASED.
Miss a. NJ. Coleman to Manage Es-
tabIIHhmen Near Potomac Park.

Announcement was made yostorday by
H. V. BOuic and Company, real estate
dealers, of the lease Of the Speed
way Inn to Miss Anna NJ. Coleman. It
is understood that the lease is to run
for three years at an annual rental
OF $500.
Miss Coleman plans to cater especially
to officers OF the Army and Navy, mem
bers of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, and those who frequent the
driveway along the river front. Miss
Coleman expects to have a tea garden
on the roof for the especial convenience
OF the fashionable circles.
Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11
COMMERCE CHAMBER TO MEET
Senator POmerene to Address First
Fall Gathering of Local Body.
Official Weather Report-CIoudv

The first fall meeting of the Chamber
OF Commerce will be held next Thursday
night in the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms, 12O2 F Street Northwest. An
nouncement was made yesterday that
Senator Pomerene of Ohio had accepted
an invitation to address the members
Of the chamber.
Especial interest will be manifested in
Senator Pomerene's address, because of
his being member of the Senate District
Committee. Although in his letter of
acceptance he did not state that he
would discuss District affairs, but it is
generally understood that he will do so
In New York City there are 1900 tene-
ments licensed as factories.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-11

At the State experiment station at
Wooster the crops have averaged. for a
term Of years, about twice as much to
the acre as the usual yield OF all grain
fields in Ohio.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-03-12
OUTLETS FOR THE NURSERY.
BY Nicolas Soyer, Chef of Brooks
Club, London.

Every mother is aware of the nour-
ishing properties of barley, but not
every child can be got to take the
barley in the shape of porridge The
appended recipe solves the difficulty
by giving the barley at dinner instead
of at breakfast time.
Soak four ounces thoroughly wash
ed pearl barley for twenty-four hours.
Have ready a well creased bag, six
small peeled whole onions (select
those about the size of tangerine) !,
and the requisite number of outlets.
Free the outlets from all but the
smallest quantity of fat, dust them
with salt and place them in the bag.
Add to them the onions and the bar
ley, salt to taste, and if any OF the
water in which the barley was soaked
remains, add this also. If not, add
half a pint of chicken stock. Fold
and clip the bag, place on broiler and
cook gently in only moderately hot
oven for an hour and half.
Veal can also be cooked this way,
and for invalids the dish can be most
highly recommended, as it contains
nothing to upset the most delicate
stomach.
This dish should be selected when
there has been roast fowl the day be-
fore. as the stock can be made from
the cooked carcass of the fowl, as fol-
lows: Break up the carcass into small
pieces. Add any pieces of skin re-
naming, an onion stuck with Glove,
a tiny bit of mace, and a good-sized
sprig Of well washed parsley. Add
rather more than half pint Of water.
Bring to the boil, then simmer very
slowly, and do not let 1t boil away or
reduce at all for three-quarters of an
hour. Strain off. Add salt to taste.
Outlets a la Indienne: For those
who like hot things the following may
be recommended: Take teaspoonful
Of sailed -four, mix with it thoroughly
a heaped large teaspoonful of good
curry powder-two if liked. Grease
a bag very thoroughly. Have ready
four to six outlets trimmed as directed
above. Dust these with the -four,
put them into the bag and add to
them a heaped dessert spoonful of
finely chopped spring onions and half
a pint of chicken or other we'll flavor.
ed stock Fold and cook gently for
quarters of an hour.
Copyright, 1911, by Sturgis & Walton
Company
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-03-12

What is a Morganatic Marrlage?-
A marriage between a man of high
rank and a woman of a lower one.
She does not take her husbands title.