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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21
ct. Yeters 7atbeorale.
War aeitern Nahmittas Der Sd,an'
plat zines 1cners.
Sas ieoodl nnr einen Sd,aben bon
$1,000 anridltete.

aur3 Dor 6 llhr acitern abeno,
pnbreno lid, cine an3obI Inodhtigcr
IN Der Ct. geters aatbeoraIe befan.
Den, Inn gclegentIid bes 8rilroon.
nersings ibre @ebete sn nerridten, be-
inerften SRI. Gmmn gmden, BON 951
Ridnnono SirnBe, uno 5rl. Dfar,)
1onsIer, bon 422 Clinton Stro.e,
bob on Dem Seiteunliar, Der fir Den
1dg Teitlid, oetorirt rporben. inlS
uon bunoerten bon brei1nenDcn aer.
sen ilrtrabnt mar, ploblid eine lit,.
terlobe sSlaanme enlporihlug. ebe iit
nod Der llrind)e iehen fonrten, itonl
Die gan5e alsifmiifung in SLANT.
men uno aller Inneienoen bendd)tig.
ie iidj bic groBte gnfreging gnn5 be.
ionoers ba Die Wonitrans, iuelhe ge'
inobnlid) anf Dem SnuptaIiar
ibren Hlas bot, teinporar oii
ben Seitenaltnr eebrnft poroen
ipor. Heperenb Shntid pou
Der &eiligen IreifoItigtsits.airdle
Ger oenRSoitesoienit portland, periun.
te iein geites Die SInnimen 5u loidrn.
aber aIs ibm bieS nift Su gelingeil
id,ien, eiItcn einige Der Stirhen6eil.
der nadl Der StabtbaIle, Inn Siilfe 81
bolen. sseuenpehrinnrid)oIl 5enrtI
gunfer, Der iif eeraoe nngeihift bat.
te, iein gureou 5n perloiieit elite
idynea mad, Der 0ird,e, no es ibm nadl
beroiiher arbeit, iebot, crit nad)eenl
er feline Uniform nnbe5n rliinirt bot
te, geInna, oes sSeiiers Serr su neroel
nno Elm meiteres llmiidNreiien Su Der.
bitten.
Gros Der filr5en 3eit, tpnbrenb ipel'
dwr oasieIbe piitbete. mar Der ange'
rtd,tete Sf,aoen oof Elm betraftltfer
unh bel1uft iid) anf etlpa $500.
ipeil cine merthpue Statue Der Self.
aen ennafrau lno elm Selgenoloe.
ous iiber Dem gtItar onaebrnht .uar
nabe3u seritort tporoen limb. gtatoea1
es Wtnrid,au @l,ufer geIitngen par,
Die sSlammen 5u Ioiden, legte lid
aiIh Die Gufreeung inter ben anoah'
tigen nn6 flrje 3eit ipdter tpuroe oer
@ottesolenit lpieoer aiiigenommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21
Neue 6ppotbetsn

Neue 1ppofbtfen.
Clara R. Goot on Gaft Sibs 3. &:
6. Co.; $4,000.
Wiuiam Qoubt on 5bonas 3.
grpspn. 1rufet; $500.
Wiainm J. 0ummsI an Gitp 6aIl
g. & .. &C.; $1,000.
Wiuinm W. Qrtbur on so. 3.
Eeiile; $41H.36.
lula Smiib an sk Metterer
Wreiping Co.; $500.
I'm. @. D<pou an 10. Worb q. &.
|A. Co.; $500.
Mcpmonb o. Mbbifon on MobiIon
3. ". 80. 2; $1,000.
sotH 8. SssDsnf0n an bieftIbs;
5000.
5fnne n. MiIlsr an bieislbe; 5000
aas. 80. Somsion an T<f priss
Eia q. & 6. Co.; $1,000.
6enrp O. Hoemer an dragon 9. g:
6. 90. go. 2; $3.50.
Jobn DWrien an Dgemnn Mpenus
g. 6e W. Co.; $500.
Mm. Wlolpnep an CAT moInui
6ils y. Il 6. Co.: $500.
Scbn 6. Rp9ers an Deiteru &:
Gcutbern 2ifs JHi. Co.; $4,000.
John g. Rogers an Nm. Z. Jlies
nober; $1,000.
Gilsbp Glpope an Gam. .. Goo.
per; 500.
Gb. 8. 1otfmnnn an proDiben,
Coon Co.; $500.
Gb. ;. geptn an N. 3. Cooper;
9. 8. MeGbesnsp an 9erroee porl
3. e 8. Co.; $4,000.
Mrrq g. Mobestion an Milforb q
4 = g., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21

Morp gieldge an aaprenee oars
per; $743.S0.
getilete 6ppotbeten.
Sr.n. ). 3anone an u. 6. pahoub:
VI. q. gsnberp an pbilcmena ar4
tinger: $1,000.
gDirliam S6rob.r an Soi,pb o.
Stronsr; $500.
Gtorks 3immermann on 0arfielo
No. 2 g. &c .. g.; $500.
arnoIo s. Mensel an %. Daro
e. u. $500.
Rat. Storp an 8. q. Mnibob;
$500.
philip gernit.in an W. .. Cooper:
$4,000.
Sr,ne Ballard on Globe 3. &c g.
Co.; $500.
Gath. We 9oipan on dragon 9.
& 6. 60. Rp. 2; $500.
StVp ". 6oemtr an oisfelbe;
$500.
Ga,F.rin, Doh an Supreme g. &:
g Co.; $500.
Ben. hobapp an Gig. WsGubbsn;
$500.
George 8. Rou on propioeni aoan
Co., $1,000.
Marp RiIep an bieielbe, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21
Rebauernswertbe SeIbitmGrber.

Seiite obne lleberlegurg oerorns
men ieben geltftntorber aIs einen
sseigling, ipclf)em bic Qraft geiehlt
babe. ieines 2ebens 9iirbe su troaen.
Niiieu bieie fursiiftigen Geite aud.
lpie idaper monhe iold,e glrbe 3u fro@
gen lit? Dnh q. q. in ge1piijen ssGaen
bon SdrnorrboiboI.2eiben aud, Der
grobfe lebensnnitb iinterliegen rucaY
llnferes grafieils iinb 4ue 5u beonu.
ern. ipeld,e ibrem Seben ein Gnbe tes
reiteit, nno boppeIt beoouernsspertb
gernbe Tiejenigen ipeIde iih nurdI
bic GuaI Der oomorrboiben gum
SelbiiInorb treiben Iaiien. Tcnn fur
bic adb Is Elm MiiteI: anafefis. Cine
Qrobe bnDon piro bon y. Neultneo~
ter & 60, goy 1915. Nep Dorf, fret
perianot. an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21
vrmnbeissatb tbumsiibertrasanSs
Cincinnati, 20. Wdr3.


Npbert I. greinp an Grant aarps.
2cis SO unb 40 In grsIap Springs
llntsrattbsiluns; 81.
WaIter 6. Wlnrborf. 1ruftie. on
anna +. Bon Ssggern, 56 Cots Gd1o
il geehipooh llntsrnbtbeiIuns; $445.
Cigar Stnrt, 4bminiitrdtor, an
9sna Orlbimitb, 80 BEL 100 5ub an
Der SiibpeIiede Der GuiIforo unb Wles
TlilIan sirobe; 81.
aot, 20. girt (psr GberifD an
aroper Groterp DC Batting Co., l Got
an Reabing Roab; $s333.34.
morp %. ReIfon's Grben (per Shes
,ifD an Ben. RsIfon, 73s CUB an
gbcIe Strabe; ST..
Ben. RslfOn an Sobn 6. Rogsrs,
boEieIbe gieentbum; 81.
Re1is 6. Saeob an Gtbsl 5hars
lrfsfp, 1St ssub on s. Strabe; 81.
aouis Golbtamp an Sobn r. Stes
psnfon, ] Got In Sttiion 80, golums
bio sipnihr.; $500.
Sarab W. Sbatiuc an Rapmpnb
3. QboiIon. 80 CUB an Wbitnep
Gtrab.. Rabifunpilie; 81.
SIipsr 90. gDooo an 2lrt6nr 8.
ifYsutt. 6e CUB an Wontsomsrp Rb..
pleofant Aioa,; 81.
Rstiie Wueitner on Sas. I'd.
Soins'on. / Got in S..tion IL Delhi
2rnibp.; 81.
Sas. u. Somtfcn on Rtttie Wuets
ner, l Got an 9lentpan Ipenue; 81.
gbirorb R. Tuu5e an O. q.
grorn, / Got an Ct. 2sssr pIate; 81.
Wlarp Ulittell on annis WitfxlI.
80 Gub an Ruifnsr Strabe. aodlanb;
S1.oO.
Wliriam 9. Sames on Wm. Wlus
lcnen, l 90. in Ee,tiou 80 Spntsr
3pnfhp.; 81.
gp-th GoII.ae Din Realtp 60. on
aciie pidens. Got 334 in Ohio 2ono
& Smpr. Cos linitrabi5.; 81.
Wm. Z. Jirniosb an Wonme Seus
btrlins 33s Uub an GIsrsIano aDe.i
500.
Glen 5umme! an Qbolpb 8. Stls
sermunn, Got 16 In Sas. grpaHt's 4
gi.ate; 81.
9ieielbe an beHielbsn, l Got In
bio; 81.
9tuauit Walitr on Gb. 8. Jaths
mann, ! Get an Gouibpieip 2lpe.; 81
henrp Wm. pitrls an Jrant 6
5pffnsr, / Got an Der RproIeite be,
quifon Strabe; ST..
elbe Shues on CD. Sh0nsbaum
Got an So1n Strnbe, nohe 2aur.Ii
S1.oO.
Qotprenee Gorper on Worp Rielaee
Got A in mi[Is & aiine's 2. llnter'
abttsilune in Sailep; 81.
Ul. y. Cooper on Cd. J. Jserin, ]
90. on Wlelrofs 4ptuue; 81.
5arrr !. Defion an W. q. Cooper
90 1ub an SOutbiiDe aDenue, 6po'
pari; ST.
90. :. Nepin on benfelben, Got Is
In Belmont aonb aH llnierabtb.; 81
| SpFepb Hohed on Jranees glphed
2 Cots on snoor unb 2 Cots al
Gnosb;nser 4penue; 81.
Gillian 9ranb an Gbipnrb W
Girong. / Got an Epeomort Strabe
ncte g.; $27, 800.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21
0puperneur Spr
@irb um llnierinduns bes ioSialen
llebsls i'm aan5en Staat anse.
gnngtu meroen.

Die Dor Wo6enfrii. bier ing 2es
ben ssrufens 2aftertommiHion. Die iih
aus Dsrtreitrn uno Dsrtreierinnen Don
et.pa 20 Creaniiationen 3uiammsnsss
iest unb cine llntsroriiduns bes3aiisrs
il. ndmentlth bes iogenonnien iosialen
lIsbsls bs3rpedt. btfhloB in eiHsr sss
fern i'm guffneb Wens Club itdttesa
babten @eridmmlune. 9ouperneur Gor
81 eriufen, cine bissb,siislite llutsrs
fuhuns ansuoronen, oi. iid iibsr ben
gdns.n Siaa. sritrtdsn ION.
Wsii Der 2eitung bieier llntsrIua
Dung iou cine pom 9ouperneur gu ,rs
nsnnenbe apmmiHion bttrout rprbtn.
obsr bic gerfammlune ionnie itt nihi
fhIuiiia bdriixr perbeH, Oh bisie
RommiFion ausfdliebIih aus Rdns
ntrn bsitebtn iol, ooer oh ibr audi
Jrouen aneeborsn folI.n.
Tie 8ertreierinnsn bes i9on:ren
GsIhletts in Der ssitrigen DerIomms
lung iparen gons entfhieoen bofiir. bob
Jrauen en- oanS bebsuienbts Wort in
Der unieriuhuns mitSureben babn
unn In spiirbiger Weiie in Der Rom.
miiiion ptrireten iein folIsn, unb Or.
Rate Sprasu. nannts bic Bsrtuter bss
itdrieren 0efhiehts. Die fir cine aus.
f6Iieblih aus Mdnnern sebhbeis
AommiHion tparen, elenb. 5eislinee.
afls Sonbertommittee, bds Iih mil
gourerneur Cor in Der 4nssIssenbsil
in Derbinbuns fsben fou. fpurben Rtp
Robert Woifon. Rep. !. 8. Wbfe,
pom Union Bethel nnb sgr. gmilis
We0tc, bic Yrdfibentin bes Womana
Rlub ernnnni unb bie.s aommiiis.
lpirb in ben ndffien 1ossn beim Gcu.
ptrnsur in Der Gant poriteIlie ipertsn
ieooh porber erit feitfielIen. ob Jrnusr
gsfssIi1 Su miigliebsrn einsr berarti.
gen Rommifion srnannt fperhsn ton.
nen.
4err philip 8. 9erest BON Der 10.
tsration Der aatboIifhen Wereinignne
mar fir cine GtaatsunterfuHuns
nihi fsbr beseifferi. ip<nn biefeIbt ii
dtnli6rr Weiie eefiihrt iperben iolIt'
mi. es in JLIinois Der DoH III. Ct e.,
iidrte ben 4nneienben, bob, ipenr
tisges Der Gan fein folIte. 10 piirber
be iotbolif4en Dereiniguneen uni
Grsbifhof WloelIer gang entfHieber
e.asn cine iolne unterfunung fsin
bsnn In JlIinois ssbe bic AommiiTior
e.aais unb ollein bnrnuf aus. ali
Wur3el alien llebels bic Mrmutb BIN,
irfttllen. tros abfolut niht ben That
ind,en entfprd9e.
6ierin ftinmie Gerrn 6erget Ger
Tapis BON Der 6onbelstnmIner bon
irmmen BEL unb bemertte, bob bal
Qdifer iebr nieIfu9 aud unter be,
Rei9en ~ fiHbtn TEL unb bo6 aud
bisr midi nur bic Tf6nner, fcHAerl
and be 6rouen OieIfoG Iaiierhnf
rdfen.
| aep. Wdtfen unb frau 81 M. bcl
l0e1eas bis sSfi>satia tss aDsmsaI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21
2ofal Beridt.
,Snnee Inrd,breuaerinnen

BON WiDoIetOpn. g.. .rof ssiisrn
4beno i'm bieiigsn poIi5eibduptquars
tier bic 9eIepbcnbOtihoft Elm. baB bic
14idbriee Jrn,a 2ipseomb unb bic 10.
iobrise Rorma Gsrber ibren bort ipobs
nenben eltern burhsebrannt ieien.
Die 8eiben foIIen in 1esieitung zines
unbetnnnten junsen Wnnnes ben 3ubr
3us bss Ha6mit.ass bsautt unb ii6
anstbliH bierkr bestbtn bdten. Biz
au fpdter Stunb. ipar<n ft nod ni&i
dufgeipirt porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21

On pber Sie2 gus paris
ipirb eefhriebm: Die lreunbe bss
ntusrtpdbltsn prGToenien Der frans0.
ififen Rspublit RapmonD poineare
bsfinDen iid) ftft einigen 5aaen In els
asr grobsH Gorge. Der Genaior uno
aehtsanipnIt Yoinenre mar itets gin
febr umsdHglider Mann, b;r fIh nit
piel.n ieinsr GolIesen e.ou3t bat. Get
tr nber In 6as elpiee einee3ogen.
fiirtbisn ieine 1rsuHbs, NH Der gii'
ietts, bic aud In Der RspubIit iirens
eetanobdbt tuiro. in aonfIi.t gu ioms
men, ,penn Tie oem asu.n S.ddisob,rs
haupt geatnibsr meter bns ptrfkaus
lits Tu sebrauhtn. 4ls bubsr DOE
einigen 5ugen cine Population BON
psrionli6en Jreunoen BEL Serrn poins
care erfhien. um i'm gu feinsr Mobl
su bss!iidpiiniheu, ipoIl.s elm ultir
Jueenhfreuno bes prGfiosnitn sine
ieierlihs Aehs bdlien unb bsgonn:
-bohpershrter 6srr Yr1iiosnt. 0es
itotien Gle. eaf einise trsu trs.hfne
giirssr Der Rspublii - .4ber li.s
Der Jreunb." iisl Serr poinenre benz
Sprsher ins Wort, .fpo5u bsbarf rs
unter euttn 5reuHbtn 10 pisl.r llms
i,dnbea Gsib mir krslih rpintommsn.
mir blsiben bic Alien." Domit rsih.e
6err pOtneure j,bem fsinsr Gnunbe
Die 5ono unb balo plauber.s man mica
Der in onssreaiem DusGsiprGh mit4
einanbtr ipie einfi. dIs Der isbiee prds
Iibent nod Der ihlit.e 4oposat mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21
1ies uns 1as.

Die Gouribaus 8oufpmmiiT ton
Diro beuts Uormitto9 cine Gpejidls
fisung obbulten. nm ii& iibsr Bic Ars
4itetteu f@liiNis 5u iuerben. w<lde Sur
Ben<rbung tebuts lluterbIeitung pen
pldnen fiir ben ylsubdn 1neeIoj( Nh
tperbtu fol<n. Dr. Qqisb ron Qtllos
helgtiA -sss asn 30 Asmmid)ai sll
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21
Jn Der 8erleaenbeit.

9err gum Disner, Der bic Giuloz
buns gum Diner iiberbrinst): .seufel,
fur ben 15. babe ih fdon stpei Ginlaz
ounssn WiiTen Sic pielsi4t bas
Wenu dusnenbig2"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21

GunFigs Ginmirtung 4
~Auf Der Photographic bisr bobex
Gie 10 sin rs4t 5ufrisoenss. frfunbIi-
DIES 0tIiMt!1
ga, nihen Sic. Bel bsm pboioerd4
pbtn iuurbe serobt sin GponferteI ~
bra!en. stfnb bcs rieht Id 70 eern!S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21
q M mer fh0nerl

.Vrot: Stride Male unb 5snrpie1
bnben mir 0ns gan5e Snbr. q
go. 10: ipobI inn Gii&kaftel7S "
IS no - in Der Hobepa1meIS -
~Sn beT .9 2il~
IA, buS beibt - etc bunidkn iid
nidt sak santSsH;. VI snts 9slse
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21
81 us Der G huIA

aebrer: rWober pifen mir. bsb bic
eros eine Huselgeitalt BATE"
! Sauler: Dos iehen mir am Glo.
3uD!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-21

Grptrte beranee5ossn fporbtn 1T, bat
berfeIten bic Ramtn bon feds bisfigen
Nrhitetten unterbreiiet, bic f<iner Mn-
fidt naf beriidiihtigt iptrben folIen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-21

noses, an extremely keen sense of
smell and, oh, such curiosity!
Don't you remember, children, how
often you have seen a bear on his
hind legs? Well, he got up like that
because he wanted to find out some
thing or other, just like grown per-
son might do. One of them walked
toward me on his hind legs and al
most asked for popcorn!
You know there are polar bears,
the big white ones which come from
the north; brown bears, black bears,
grizzly bears and many other kind.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-21

Ill IS 5
BY Aunt Gertie.
A bear! Two bears! A cagefuI of
bears!
There they were, winking and
blinking and ambling around their
quarters as if on special parade for
Artist BarnUm and me.
1t was our second trip to the zoo,
boys and girls!
Dear children, did you ever notice
the loose skin and the coarse, long
fur a bear has?
They have such funny, short, bow
legs, too, And they have CLAWS at
the ends of their toes.
While Artist Barnum was making
a sketch of two of these soft-looking
animals 1 noticed one start up the
trunk of a tree, which was growing
in the enclosure where the bears are
kept.
Why, he walked right up that tree,
boys and girls, like a squirrel would!
Wasn't it wonderful, especially as
the bear was a big, heavy one?
Another bear was eating and I no
ticed he had BERRIES.
Some little cubs were squatting
down near the9 railing and they
whined and made a noise like a
coughing growl.
It sounded so strange!
I watched the bears long time,
and found out that they have the
stinniest, sharp eyes, very pointed
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16

Qat nn8n a1uden @b bic 9bahaden enab mn Dbe e6mebe umi9nMle flat at mafen 0r
@mbebatr zines @uRomerNdhe in @otb &b, Snbnno NIT nm8 aarhpml bon $5. s
aBer ira nMren Smne, mehN muienh bpng oWgrdben bic bon @hhen q3oMn merom fab
$65OO00O bmpn. DRg M9e 36l meS SIR bt nit uri bS 3Hmn bmaugIqt Sic ed
NMr MBU nhbt Der Funt Sic &unbIbah, mhe fh nm bM fMe gdmR6e iamme4e in nt
ub idmn 9bel a bm GupmblaMu uo or @ntpmknnep bon @epubGhn,D pno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16

@or iedb5i9 SSabren %er6ffneten 3tpei Md11uer narneus
SSn oielem Sabre tueroet 5p6lftauleno Mann=-
MISUNDERSTANDING Mutpnnobile I'M @ertbe bon
@@mieoe bat rieige MuS0ebnun9en anseno1nmeu.
tets tpabienbem &reiie, bat ben @lobe ~u1ngirtelt
uno &6nigreiden bei9etra9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16

Ser @tuoebader r25" repraientirt Bic berrlibe @ntpi<
delung Der f%leinen, aber itarfe1t unb t%uirfianten Gar.
8ir era6tet uniere geee1ttudrtiee, mDblbefannte Gar
nit g%erinaerer @feroefraft I'M &ange nit elmer Der
pirfliber Srin5 inter SEN flkeiuen Cars.
uno bel benz .25" iiab mir nod tueiter gegangea. @ir
baben @tdrfe, @ei6minigfeit &raft III ben i%tdrferen,
ibutdleren uno f%rdiigeren r25" nhpidet
Sic r25" 1T cine Gar nit an5ieben6e1 Gigenibaften un6
groBe1n &pn1fprt.
Snt @ntmurf, in Der iorgfdltigen Mrbeit in Aualitdt Der
Sta9liaber, 1T oas- r25" i6entiid 10 gut pie oas r35"
uno oas sig -ni6t8 8eiieres tann gebaut tperoen.
Sc 1T cine tpu1oerbare 8efdbigung, ourdb irgen6 cine
uno ale 8ege= Buitdnoe 81 laufer, aber INNER rlbig,
iet8 bequetn.
@ir baden oieIe Gar eebout ni9tt n1r fur Die &dufer, Die
fib freueu iber Bubeb0r, iDnbern fir ba8 grobe an1e=
rifaniide Soft, tpeldes cine Gar tpi4, Die ni@t febt,
Die bequem unb bauerbaft jft, unb 3tpar gu ei1ent
&reiie, Der in SSe6erntannS 8ereid 1T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-06
Fatal Blow.

Danville, Va, Feb. 6.-Because John
Williams, a negro, called George Eng
lish, white man, weilknown in Dan
vile, a liar in a discussion over the
age of a mule, English seized a stick
If wood and struck the negro over the
head with it fracturing his skull.
At first the negro was nd5 thought
to be seriously injured and it was only
after five hours that a physician who
was called in ordered him to the hos
pital without delay, where he died yes
terGay morning ut 6 o'clock.
English, who is under S10C ond for
his appearance before the mayor, is a
horse trader by proff ssion and a man
o. good character.
,.... a.. 1890 ,.st I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-06
BULL RUN PARK PLAN !.
Delegation From Manassas Calls on
Congressional Committee.

Manassas, Va, Feb. Ga delegation
from Manassas was in Washington
Yesterday in behalf Of the Bull Run
Battlefield Park bill now pending in
Congress. It's members were intro.
du.ed to the Committee on Military
Affairs ny Representative Carlin.
An extended hearing on this bill was
given in April of lasd year and the OBJ.
iect of today's visit was 10 urge the
committee to take some positive &C.
l:on. The delegation consisted Of AID.
iutant Westwood Hutchinson, # the
F. Ewell Camp Confederate Veterans:
Private John K. TnleUt, OF Mosby's
command; Lieut.. George C. Round, Of
the Federal Signal Corps in the wal
cnong the States, and W. N. Lips.
comb, of the Chamber of Manassas
The committee decided to refer the
bill to the Secretary of War and upor
his report, it is understood, some def
rite action will be taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-06
Norfolk and VIA shingte IL
Etea III ncat Gg.

Every day in the YER for Fort Non
roe, Norfolk, Newport News and
points south. via superb powerful
steel palace steam RS.
Through connections made at Nor
folk with steamers of the Old Domin
ion Steamship Company for New York
and Merchants and Miners Steam
ships for Bosttr.
General Ticket Office, TO 14th St
II. w.
Bond Building, Washington. D. G.
Phone Main 1920.
Seventh street wharf. Phcne Main
$3.50.
Alexandria wharf foot of Prince
street.
W. H. CALLAHAN.
s,rl 1y. General Passenger agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-06
PLEADS FOR THE ALIENS.
Wealthy Man Spends Time in Arguing
For Communication.

Richmond, Feb. George L. Car
.er. millionaire coal operator and
railroad magnaSe of Southwest Vir-
.;nia, called on Govern Mann yester.
day and put in a plea on behalf Of
Floyd Allen and Claude Allen, mem
bers of the Allen clan, who are seized.
uled to die in the electric chair March
7th for shooting up the court at Hills.
Vile. He remained closeted with His
Excellency for fully quarter of ar
hour, during which he asked that the
sentences of Ehe condemned men bs
committed.
Mr.. Carter is native of llillsvilla
and is thoroughly familiar with the
character and habits of the people O.
that particular section of the State
1t is believed shat his plea for the two
prisoners will have more than ord!
nary weight with the Governor. Whit
ir the city he is the guest OF LuShe::
L. Scherer, one of the leading petit
TONERS for the Aliens.
No decision from the Governor Is
expected until the later part of this
week or the first of next week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-06
STRUCK By FALLING LAMP.
n. c. Stuart Receives Injury Whit
Inspecting Fair Grounds.

Richmond, Feb. 6.-Henry c. S!ra:'
candidate for Governor and for9;c,
member of the State Corpora!;o~
Commission, was struck by : fa!!ir
electric arc lamp yes erday afternoo"
on the Hermitage Road. receiving ::
painful though it is believed not scrj
Gus scalp wound That Mr.. Stuart arr
others in the party were not more ser
iously injured is believed to have hear
due to the fact tina. the falling !-'?-
first struck ard shat cred the giaE-
wind shield Of the motor car in WIFI
they were driving. The accident Or
Cured just under the Richmond, Fred.
cricksburg and Potomac Railroad tres
tie. It is stated that the lamp had bee"
placed in temporary position penJir: !!
alterations to the tres le No ther re-
son could be assigned for its sudiIe~
fall. Mr.. Stuart. though considerably
shaken by he blow, was able to cor.
tinue hi trip.
By appointment, an inspection tcr:
was made yesterday afternoon Of II,
State Fair Grounds, especially with Z
view Of looking over plans for a new
street car entrance to the grounds arr
FOR other changes for the safety an:
cor.for- Of the visiting crowds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-06
The Inevitable Comment,

A committee of investigating Scien
lists approached lady.
Madam" said Professor Prewins
the spokesman, Offering her magniti
cent chrysanthemum of rare and lovely
madam, permit us to present thi.
flower to you as token OF our high re
gard"
She clasped the splendid blossom in
her lily hand.
Breathlessy the committee awaited
her response.
"How beautiful it isr' she answered
"What an exquisite shade Of purple!
should love to have a dress Of that
color"
DR.. Prewins nodded knowingly to the
committee. as if to say, Il told you 50. >
The committee winked at the pro
fessor and whispered. You vim
Newark News.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-06
The Pecan.

It is interesting 10 record that the
first grating Of a pecan tree WIS az
complished by 4 negro slave. and it is
doubtful whether any other member OF
the black race has ever performed IN
economic service TO this country that is
so signal IN It's importance. In 1871
Antoine. the slave gardener Of Teles
phore J. Boman of Louisiana. grated
sixteen trees Of the variety that is now
known as the Centennial. He later
succeeded In grating 10 other pecanS
and these were the only Grnfted nut
trees in America before 1S6J.-Archi
bald Rutledge in Outing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-02-06
Mr.. Fairfax Reelected.

Richmond, Feb. 6.-Henry Fairfa1
was again chose president of the Wiz
cinia State Fair association al meet
ing of the dirc"t::s Tuesday afternoon
Other officers we're elected as follows
Henry S. Stuart, SamueI Cohen, J
7. Anderson and L 0. Miller, vice
presidents; o. J. Sands, treasurer; w
Douglas Gordon, secretary.
The directors agreed that enlarge.
ment Of the grand stand was among
the urgent needs. This building vii
probably be made Ewo- story stlue.
ture, or IL wing will be added, before
the next fair is held.