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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07
LOCAL BREVITIES
VOTE FOR THE BONDS

Mrs. X. p. Allen and Mrs. Thos
Neill leave today for Grants Pass,
Ore, where Mrs. Allen will spend
the remainder of the winter visiting
her son, Wilford Allen, and her
daughter, Mrs. J. c. Taylor. Mrs.
Neil will return in about two weeks.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07

Professor and Mrs. Waller invited
several graduates of the University
OF Michigan to a dinner Sunday after
noon given in honor of II. w Cam
field of Spokane.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07

Airs. f. e. Sanger, Mrs. ID. Il.
Staley and Mrs. VIM. Goodyear will
give a valentine tea for the benefit
oi the Episcopal church at the home
Of Mrs. Sanger on Star Route street
next Friday February IA.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07

While the Christian church is
without a pastor the usual time of
morning service will be occupied by
a series of discussions of the prin-
.clples of the Reformation as present.
ed by the Disciples of Christ. Next
Sunday morning the discussion will
be opened by the elders, followed by
Messrs. Murdoch and Clarence Hicks
Sunday school and c. f. services at
the usual time.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07

Referee, Hinderman of Pullman
High School.
VOTE FOR THE BONDS
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07

Mrs, VIM. Irwin entertained 10
members of the Women's Guild of
St James church at her home on
the Moscow road last Friday. They
drove out there in the morning and
she gave them an elaborate chicken
dinner.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07

Mrs. NJ. W. Isle and daughter,
and Mrs. Harry Foster, both of
Charleston, were visiting Miss Orilla
Miner last week.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07

At the meeting of Pullman local
OF the Farmers Union Tuesday, all
bids for sacks were rejected.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07
The lineup Of Saturday game:

Referee, Andy Anderson.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07

Professor f. A. Thomson returned
sunday evening from Olympia,
where he was called to investigate
the feasibility of using the lime in
clam shells as a fertilizer.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07

Prof. K, w. Thatcher returned
this week from a visit to the legis-
lature at Olympia.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday morning at Ii o'clock
in Masonic hall. Also every first and
third Wednesday of each month at
7;45t All are welcome to these
services. The subject for next Sun
days lesson sermon is Spirit "
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1913-02-07

W. t.. Hanson of the Farmers
state bank was in Spokane this
week on business.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
Jn(an0 ge(egrNp6
Qoufeinen Qetbeuert0r.

Qpnieiuen 2siben srt6 f.
8elliuqton, U&o., s. 2luguit.
Ihomas r. 2odbart, Der 27 Sabre uus
uuttr6roheu i'm gett slgebratt bat.
tmmer In elmer goiitiou !iegeno, iit
am Ulittpch geitorbeu.
Die 8eIeute gotbart'5 pdrsn bers
art uertruppelt, oub Der Mann nur
nit rer rehten Stultsr 3Uteu uno
bic mjttleren glisoEr BON alpsi Gin
oeru on Der rshtsn S1uo Ieiht bepez
oer tpnnte. hit cieisr ShuIterz uno
Fircerbepegunq bat u6sr Qot6ort
ierne Qutebiogrdphis gsihrieben uno
Der 8ertauT o.s guhes bratte ibm
gtlo qeru9 Elm, nm oamjt oas 5dus
3u taufen. in osm er itarb unt ben
piIeqec gu be3abIsn, Der beItdHeig bel
ihu tpdr.
9otbart Iegts iih in Der Wei6z
nahtsndtt beg Jdhrss 1886 iHs 8stt,
na6oem er In sinsm tdltsn Reqen Ell
reu ldnotn Ritt asmatt bate. Iuo er
BAT ous gstt niht pteoer perIaFen.
Gin GeIent mad nsn an0eren pertn0-
terte. Gr mar 43 Sabre alt.
Selbitmoro.
GIepelano, Gbio. 6. Mug. -
Treo. 5:omutb, 80 Sabre alt, Elm
Sobn Don 6armou Gromutb, qubis
teur Der 9enHipIpanid giienbubn in
Gbicaao, BAT BIER am Utittpod in eli
n.m RsItaur1nt gift eiugenommen. Gr
NUKE uah sinsm 6oipitaI gebraht,
no isin 3uitaHo aIs iebr .tritiia be-
3eihnst Duroe,
Tromutb iou bic That begungsn bds
ZEN. neil err be Gutoedung asmaht,
baB feline Grau. pon Der sr fid Dor
pier wotsn cstrennt. in Dem Reitaus
rant, in 6sm sr o1s gtft sinnabm, u!s
Quftpdrterin arbsitete
0ruuiamtsit bel ginfii Il 3
ruugss 3PremonieIl.
girmingt I. aIa.. 6. qud. -
Dor Der Gorou&riArn. Die ben 5oo BON
G6riItopb Guitin uno 8onulb Renun
unterIuht, bic BEL Der 4ufnahme in
cine Qoae oes Srbsns Der Wooie burh
einsu slettrifhen ShIaa qetootet tpurz
BEN, Iagte am Wittpoh Mtar. Strait
foro. elm Glettriter, aug, oaB Der Up
parat, ben sr Der 2ops psrtdltft. i'm
Gtdnbe rel, 1000 Bolts Glsttri3itdt gu
eraeuaen. eenus, um sinsn Wiaun 8u
t1oien. Strotforo iasts, oaB ods ntlefs
triIhs aufnabmss 3ersmontsu etns uns
nsSssi5li6s Otauiamtsit lei" ...
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

NtItCI DtL fyuDIkI DtL JleUPuluI Illl ~uS
ben, bat bas Qdno an 8orb zines ndf
5ormoid beftimmten jupanti9en 0dms
piers oerlafen.
u us Merito.
STAB t Weritp 6. Quguit. -
Gtner 0epeIds aus G'uaDmas sufolge,
bic oem bieiigen DeutI6en 8eihGftsz
trdger 3ugegangen 1T, iinb in ben
Straben bon guapmds 8arritaoen err
rihtet tporpen, Der 6dfen lit Der
S6iffabrt geidlofsn unD bic Stabt
beftdoet iid in pollTtduoigsm 8elaaez
rungs3uitanb. Sn Der 9spei6e beiBt
Is aud, oab Die beutihe Golonie ft6
in groBtsr 8sfabr befinbst.
8sbeutenbe g 6uIDen.
garis, 6. 2(ug. - IS bat ii6
berausgeiteqt, buB ii9 bic 56utben
oes Observation-Disclosures 4rmanD
0eperbuTtn, Der am 0isnItaq Derbofs
tet tpuroe, uuf me6r aIs $4,000, 900
belaufen. Seine Qttipen, bic Qber gum
Sbeil ie6r unit6er fino, Dsrben auf
| 100000 abgeT6Gbt. Die 9anten
9aben ni6t peniger aIs Sc, 100000 8u
| iorbsrn, lpdbrsnp unbere 8lGubiger
| 81 100000 8u foroern bdben.
Die 3eitungen OerofFentli6en pieIe
intereTante geIdihtsn iber Die muBz
lois perT0nlihe Grtrabagun3 3eperz
6ui'ins. Gr mar Der berDorraqenoite
Patron Der Qbiatit in Trantreid unb
Qdb ous Gelb nit oollsn 0dnoeu aus.
Gr mar INNER iibsr8eugt oaDon, Dab
Die 4Oiatit iih Iebr ihneu sntpitelu
Dtroe uno ieine Nusgaben tparsn auf
otsIer annabme begriinoet.
| Die 9 hrober Strun5
| GTpsbition.
! Cbriitiuuia, Vorpsqeu, 6. Qug.
Jn Der pom ltngIit Dsrfolgtsn 5hrD=
bereStrun3 Expedition if ein peiteres
Utibgsidid an per3eihnen. 9as Sdiff
yQolpenftioIo" peltes dbgsihidt purz
he. nm zen Qeut. Gdr0oers Stran3
uno oeTsn gsfdbrteu 81 iuten. lit uns
! teraeg1HgeR. bod permphten iih bic
| flint oeuti6eu 5orfder uno Der Gapt.
Geruer nit Tsineu aat Ulatroien In
Siter9ejt gu bringeu. Sic isbteu islbit
ibre Jorihuugeu in tIeinsu 9opteH
uno permitteIIt Shlitten Fort. ohne isz
bod cine Spur pou Den 9ermIbten 81
sntoetsH.
Shr0Oersstrdu3 bate Iih nit eli
8sutihen uno finf Rornegeru, bic
ale ssiHs GrfabruugsH in RorbpoIfers
ihuuqeu befaBen, auf cine Fabrt sur
Sutostung elmer noro0itItheu 0urhz
| iabrt begebeu. CT trsunte iih nit orei
8egteitern pon isiner Geisuih1ft, I'M
inc lls6uua5fabrt auf Stlitten iiber
! oa3 RorooitIaub gu ma6en uEo 1T
/ isitoem periaouen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
Sriebeu auf Der 8alfa n.
SaIbiuieI.

9ufareit. 6, auguit. 3tpiitru
nen gnlfouitnaten puroe ON Dfitt.
mof Elm ,Srie0eB abaefd)loiien itno
Der YraIiminar. sSrieoensnertrag miro
pornusiiftIih nm 9onnerltng usl
ben Repr1ientoirten Serbiens. Brie.
herilonos, Wontenegros, MumdHiens
nno gmIaariens unterseidnet fperoer.
Gie @ereinbariine fam crit su Stan.
De. ais guIacrieu abernafs eingefes
ben, ooE es gegen ieine 5einOe, Die es
oui alien Seiten umgeben, abiolut
DiliIog iii.
lie llHterbanoIuHgen ihieneu ain
0ormitiag iih bis ins llneuolidc
Mn3ieben su poaen. Der rumduiite
Vrenrierminiiter Wnioreieu, Der Bra.
iioent Der Srieoensfonieren3. mahte
a6er ben 8er3ogerlingen elm Gn0e.
inoem er orohte. oaB bic rlinaniIhe
arniee am Samitng Sofia beiesen
iUeroen. penn gulgarien nidlt Die
mo0iil3irte 8renSlinle af;eptire, Die
bon oeH aaiirten ieitgeiest iporoen
III. Gieie Grobuug bate ben ge.
iuiiHiften Grfoig un6 uadl oielen
VrIpdtilnterreouugeH 3mlihen ben
Gelegateu uHo elmer pier Siun0cu
laRgen Sienug Der SoHieren3, rpuroe
idlieBIih cine 9ereinbaruug er5ielt.
lie neue @remse, Die iciigeiest
tuorocn iii, belinut on Der often
@ren;e peitIidl pom Strilma ssluB.
iJlet Der @niieriheioe bis an elnen
9ltnti ipeitlid) BON Der StaOt Stru.
mlba, Idult Dann bnrd, bas Strlnnas
Thai bis mad, Den geleih gergen
nno oann in init geraoer Sinie oitlih
bis mad, Dem MeitniluB. ioSaB Die
StaM Struiniba. Der Secbaien 2agoS
nno 0ie StaSt Iauthi guIaorien 81.
fallen. lpdhren6 Briehenlano bic Sa.
ielSiaot slnoala erbalt.
Tie neMe @ren5e iii eine groBe
e ...aliifrne fiir Die 9uIsnrer. Die
immer nod hoiieH oab bic gs1his
EN- Maahtnort iprcfen nnb file nod
su Buniten giiIgariens nbanoern
.peroeH
alan aInnbt. oaB am TonneritngI
and, cine gereinbariina. 0ie ouf oie|
TemobiIiiirnng Der Irnreen gesug
BAT. miierSeid)net perDen miro Me
QaGrids. Aab elm ,Srieoen su SinH0e|
gefommen III. bot bier grobe GrcuoeI
perurfafi.
aonbpn. s. 4ueuii. gldhbem
DIE Bolsantcufsrsns ouf 9ruRb zines
ssompromiFTss, nit bem ale &taatsn.
nit oIleiniper 4usnobme bon Rumds
nieH uislIsihi. un3ufrisoen finb, Jries
be cefdIpHsn babe1. frdat man It'd,
hisr krsiis. mann Der brittle Bultons
iriea sum 4usbruh tomnen tDirb.
9lq1risn bat unisr btm 8trtrGs
ein oii.es Stiid pom n6rolifen Wlases
rcnisu erbaIisu, oisl mthr. aIs bic
g,srbiinhtsn ihm suerit gsbsn tpOlltsn.
uno aud cine 90 Wleilen lan8t Giifts
am 1adifter mssr, bic ss guIgorieH
srm5alid,i. bic ospIdnts eifenhdbn bon
gblllippolis nad BEN dgdiihsn Rur
su f0uen.
guIaarien in nber iehr lngebaltelt
hariiber, onb rs aapaIa nift erhaltcn
rat. eii,en Saien an Der gndi bon
ssapala. Der eSriehenlano Snialli. |
anh miif, es NIT Der aufadbe red.
nsH, sis xsirssi nsa stnHal aals
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
3638 9oiiogisre bra6te b
rs mperdtor" nit.

ob3S IS q q 9 Ie re 3 % te T
.Jmperator" NIT.
Rem gort. 6. 2luguit. Der
0ampfer n5mperator" BON Der 6ame
burg 2tmerifanii6en Qinie, Der an
Uiittpo6 bier antam, bate mebr &as
JitenpaTagiere an 8oro, ais iemal5
cir 0ampfer auf elmer yabrt uber
9Pn G3ehn ge6radt bat. Is berau-
Ben Iid 803 9aTagiere erIter, 1919
5rDeiter uno 1914 oritter &ujiite AZ
9oro. uno AUDI nod 1922 3piihsn.
beds BaFagtere - 3uiammen 1858
Pafd9iere. Wtit Der geiaBung bate
Der 5Utperator mebr al5 4oOO Gerios
nen an 8orD.
9os S9iff modte bic 5abrt BON
Gberbourg in fiinf 1agen, 19 Stuus
oen Huo aht Iinuten.
Gnp1renbs gnt6GtIuuqen.
aanfusGitp, Mo., 6. Qug. -
QutomobiIfabrten uno StuoenteHpere
binouugen ipielteH cine groBe Roue in
elmer SragDoie, nit Der Tih ieBt Die
5ieiiqen 8sb0roen beIddftiqen.
Weta 3oot, Elm Is Sabre aItes
6o6'hulmdohen, itarb am Sonntug
on ben 5olgen elmer trtmineIen Spez
ration uno ON 0isnitag purbsn in
8erbinoung nit Der 2lngeIegenbeit
3lDet Ier3te psrhaftet. 2luh rpuroen
Die Rameu bon batndbe einem 9ltBsRo
30gliugeu Der 6ohidule. lauter
Sobne DOn 5umtlteu, Die i'm fd'bions
ab!su Dobuunqsoiitritt reiioiren,
hinetnqe3ogen. sic aQe ioIIeu nit Der
3oot Qffujre 3u tbun geAabt babeu.
&. z. Gamm1t, Der hieiige Shulz
superintendent, fab iih in Golge nes
Qufiebsns, bas bie Qngelegenbstt oerz
ur1aht bat, psranlabt, pdbreuo oes
5age5 cine Grtldrung ab3ugebsn, in
Der er bic S6ulo fir bx emporsnbsn
3uitduoe, biz our6 Die llnteriuhung
Der 3opt Qffaire an ben Gag gebruht
porben fiHo. gum grpBeu gbeiI ben 81
tern sufhreibt.
,8iele GItern", fagt er, riiberldTTeu
ben 56uLen Die gan3c 8erantportIids
felt fir tbre Sinosr. Sn 3utllnft pers
ZEN mir bafiir Iorgen, bab Die Gltern
qsmeiui6aFtlih nit ben Sduibeb0rben
iiber oas WobIsrqehen Der Shiiler be-
r1tben. Die 9eihlehtsz6p 6pgiene fpielt
bei ben ShuIsrn in oteTsm 4lter eine
grobe Rplle. Wenn bisie einmol bic
besiigli1en RGturgeiess teunen, perosn
audi Die moraIii6sn GeieBe leitter be-
griifen tperben."
6err garmad iagte. oaB Stuben>
tenosrbinoungen in ben 6ohThulsu
ber6otsn feien; oaB absr feline Reget
eriItire, unter Der ShIlern oerbptsn
fperoen tam, in Mutompbileu mad Der
ShuIs su tomreu unb bisfe Dor ben
S4ulgebduoe itebsn gu IuFen. Dies
iibe eineu ungIuitigeu GinfluB auf bic
lpentoer 9emttteltsn ous uno babe in
mdnhen ;gdIlsn ThIimme 5oIgsn oss
6abt, penn 4no6eu Wldodeu mitoes
npmmen hdtten, I'm nit linen fpa3tez
rem 3lt fdhren.
65, 900 gFunb Gutter
IN ben gbteaeoer SIhts
ipeihern.
ghicuao, Sls., 6. guquft. OBJ
qleih Die 5uusfrauen in gbitaoo fir
Butter bic eepDbnlih mitten i'm
NiHter iibliheu Qreiie be8ablen, uno
elm nod nsiterer grsisaufInlaq en-
tpartet rpire. befinoen fi6 in ben bic
iiasn 8iiblIpettern mebr als S..
100000 pfunb Butter, fpie aus ,inem
8eriht Der @arebouie 2lifoctation
terUpraeht. Gs III bies Der qr0Bte But
terScrrutb. Der lid iemaIs I'm biefs
sSobres3eit IN ben bisIigea RalIpeis
tern ssfunSsn het.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
@etterberi&t.

Sir 9bio: S61neg Wsttsr am
Dorneritaa; ipdrmsres i'm iuoofIiden
Tbeil. am 5reitdg ihonss uno et,pds
ipGrmeres Wettsr; yiorooitpinbe am
8onneritag uHb Suboittpinoe am
fyreitda.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

RooneD s. Dtegle periuht jeBt ein:
par0Ie gu erbaIteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

MuslanDs Selegrapb
3rieOe auf Dem Balkan.
Ser 9srdlintimarss syrieoenss
berfrag tpiro atn 0pms
nerstag
Sa 8ufareit uaterseiduet iuer.
ben. !
glxr ipeber bic 9dI.anftaateH nod
Oeifsrrsid unD Rublanb
Ginb NIT bem 8ertrog Sufritotn.
~ss~--
en- 2pnbon frdst man fib bersits,
mann Der brittle 8oltontrisg
btginnsn fpirb.
-~X@---
gsrititbenes aus Dem DeutIten Rei9
---~ss~--
Ter a.nOriit Jris Stuuufstb i'm
9egernise ertrunten.
-->se~--
Geo Sls3ot ipuroe nit tnapper ylotb
aerettst.
->Ss@--
gluf S8,000,OOO belaufsu it4 bic
Shuloen
-
les fransDiiften aeropIanfabritons
ten 8eperoufin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

elmer Der giibrer Der Rebellion i'm Gil
ben, bat bas Qdno an 8orb zines ndh
Jormofd beftimmten iapanti9en DAM
piers perIafIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

9te Qbi6affun9 OtsIer WirtbiddFten,
nit Dem 8er[uIt an 2t3sn5gebii6ren
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

Gr Eat uQe 6offnun8 ouT 8egnaOi.
qung aufgege6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

0tuB bic Ginnabmen Der Stabt tart
rebu3tren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

e.
Srad1te Der in Steiu 1urf
angefpmmene : ampfer
eJmperatpr init.
Wtt Der Seiatung befanben iih
$500 Reriuneu an SOrO.
9p6idulzStunbat in Sanias Gitp,
WliFourt.
Cine 18sjdbrige saulsrin an ben
5olgeH elmer trimineQen
SperatiOn gsitorben.
9iele 3naben, S0bne promiuenter
gItern, in bic 2tffaire perntdelt.
Der Stabtrat6 Don @alipoIt5 iebt
bic GoIdrs aGsr ftdotiiten
8ecmten ftart berab.
-&~---
Die Qbi6offung Dtsler Wirt6ihdften,
nit oem 8erluit an 2t3ensgebii6ren
gtuB Die ginnabmen Der Stdbt tart
re0u3tren.
RooneD s. Diegle periu6t jeBt Elm:
gar0Ie gu erbaIten.
IT.
Sr Rat aLle 6offnun9 auf 8egnaOiz
qung aufgege6en.
~=-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

Ces frans5iiften aerOpIanfabritaHs
ten 8eperouFin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

Der Stabtrat6 Don G1lltpolts feBt
bic Saldre alsr itdbtiifen
8ecmten Itarf berab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

Golumb bus. g., s. 4uauit-
Roone9 5. DiegIe. Der friibers @ers
aeant at 4rnlS oes Senats, bat oR-
itJeineno ale SoFfnune aufgegeben,
BON Sem @ouoerEsur Cor beenabiet
au toerben uno sr 1at besbaIb isiu Be
9uaeI9ungsfhreibsn NIT ben es beglet-
teroen BetltIoncH surIdge5ogen uns
Die Qaptere an be StoatssBe1nabis
aurgsbeh0rbc gefhidt. DiegIs fu6e
Ieet I'm cine 8drole noh, eEs ibm bie
9sanaoiagnashsa6rce bssDSlissn sSazh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07
Wfit Der Seiatung befanben lih
$500 8eripmen an SUrO.

&iele anaben, S0bne promtnenter
gItern, in bic 4ffaire DerDtdelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

Geo Slssot ipurbs nit tnaPper gotb
aerettst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

aluf s8,0oO.0OO bslaufsu iia bic
Shulben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-07

Vetins, 6. 4ug. Or. Sun
gaf Sen, Der srfe proDii0rilas praiis
bent Dsr Aiasfiasa Rspu6Iit, G5sr iss.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-18

NeClave denies that he known you o,
that YOU had anything to DO with hi
campaign IN New Jersey"
"Mr. HcClave's papers are In there. u
returned Mulhali pointing TO Senator
Reeds portfolio. land every dollar 81
Mr.. HcClave's campaign expenses wa
paid by, myself or paid by the manufac-
turers through Mr.. Bird IN that cam
paign. even to his meals and his cab
hire"
senator Reed introduced then, after
Mulhali had Identified them. large mum.
Der Of bills for printing. letters from Nc
Clave urging the N. A. II. to pay certain
campaign expenses which he had in
CURED. expense accounts and cab bills
for two and q large number of -yther
documents in support Of Aulhallis state
ment
Reed read an item In one Of Mulhar.s
expense accounts:
Dinner in Patterson for self and two,
$3.50"
you do not remember who ate with
you. do you?" he asked.
always around" replied Mulhall. and lat
ter, a am positive he was on the lob.
He was never missing. He was a good
feeder too. Senator"
Mr.. McClave 10 now running O. the Re-
publican candidate against Archibald
Hart, Democrat. for Congress from the
Sixth New Jersey district, to MI a va
cancy caused by the death Of Louis Mar.
tin. The special election will be held next
Tuesday,
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House Committee Probe
OF Activities Of Lobby
MAY Last for Month,

That the lobby investigation to be cor.
Quoted by the Special House Committee
Of which Representative Finis J. Garrett
is chairman, will be very complete, and
may continue for several months, was
indicated by Mr.. Garrett yesterday. Let
tiers are being sent to every member OF
Congress asking for suggestions under
the general clause OF the resolution
which created the committee. That reso-
luton gives the committee a free hand
to investigate every phase of the lobby
question.
Not only are members Of Congress pro-
viding the committee with leads for its
investigation, but hundreds OF suEges-
tons are coming from outside sources.
The activities OF government employees IL,
connection with legislation. the presence
Of military and naval officers In and
about the committee rooms Of CONGRESS
and numerous other efforts to capitalize
Congressional influence are among the
matters that have been named for this
committees consideration.
In the meantime Mr.. Garrett and his
six committeeman are perusing the
volume Of letters and documents given
to the Senate Investigation Committee
by Martin M. Mulhall 1t has been viz
tualfy decided that the House probe will
not be inaugurated until the Senate turns
Col" Mulhall over to the House Conn
mittee. When this is done the House
Committee will examine MulhaIl and use
his testimony as the basis for its in
vestigation. Other leads will be taken IN
after the Mulhall disclosures have been
pushed
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PATERSON SILK STRIKE
DECLARED OFF AT LAST
Twenty One Weeks Of Turmoil End
with Withdrawal Of I. W. W.
Agitators from Civ.

Paterson. N. j.. July 17.-After twenty
one weeks OF turmoil the silk mill strike
which was carried on here under the
leaders Of the Industrial Workers of the
World. came to an end today. Prac-
tieally all the strikers who had not al
ready done SO went back to work.
The end OF the strike followed the
withdrawal from the field Of Elizabeth
Gurley Flynn and William d. Haywood
Hundreds Of arrests were made during
the strike, and the courts were kept
busy trying rtoting. Everything con-
sidered the strike cost over 1900 600.
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line. taken the day before. to the sum.
NIT. had nearly reached the summit and
had paused to rest when the blixsart
suddenly came upon them. It dropped
over them like q cloud. he said. and In
moment they were in binding snow
driven by wind against which they
could hardly stand.
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Says He Worked for DIc(Iaye.

Did you meet Mr.. McClave in the
campaign of 1870" asked Senator Reed.
1T was IN 1910 that / got into Nc
Clave's work.
Il notice in one Of the papers that NJ.
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LEPER AT LARGE IN CHICAGO.
Large Number Come In Contact
with Him and Fear Disease.

Chicago. July 1I.-Somewhere in Chi
caso or q nearby city a leper is at large.
Many persons in Chicago and Gary, Ind,
are known to have met the man who Is
suffering from leprosy.
Two weeks ago the existence ~ the case
was reported to the health Department by
physician on whom the man called.
When health inspectors attempted to ind
him. they learned that he had gone to
Gary. Trace Of him was lost there, al
though the authorities of Indiana, and
local police departments have been max.
ing determined search for him. The
persons who have met the leprosy VIC
tim in Chicago are being watched for
symptoms Of the disease
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MORE GRAFTERs IMPLICATED,
Becker's Press Agent Makes COME,
sion, Naming Three OMciaIs.

New York. July 1L-Charles B. Pitt,
former press agent for Lieut. Charles
Becker. now in the death house at Sing
Sing awaiting execution for the murder
Of Herman Rosenthal. made a complete
today.
Three important personages connected
with the police department, one a civil
ian, the second an inspector. and the
third a member of Becker's strong arm
squad, are mentioned in the story Pitt
told the District Attorney. The names
of the three persons are being kept
secret until Mr.. Whitman can investigate.
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WIFE ALSO died
!. in news

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
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MULHALL CLAIMS
MA. N. HADPLAN

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
MaohicvslIi.

Nicolo Mnchiavelli. from whose sur
name has been coined a synonym for
treacherous craft, was a writer of nerv-
Gus and concise Italian. He took high
rank a. a dramattst, his comedy Of
"Mandragola" being pronounced infe-
rtor only to the work Of Voltaire. Leo
X. admired 1t 10 much that he had It
played before him in Rome. His book
on the "Art Of War" 0 the praise
OF 80 competent & judge a. Frederick
the Great of Prussia. His policy In
statssmansh!p embodied in his WORK
The Prince was the direct anttthssis
Of Washington's sentiment that hon
esty II the best policy"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-10
wh.r. ls..r.ne. VA. No. s,,...

Where Ignorance Was Net eilss.
4 story II told Of a man who, cross
Ing 4 disused eoal neld late at night.
fell into an apparently bottomlsss pit
and saved himself only BY srasping \
projecting beam. There he chung with
great dimculty all night. only to find
when day dawned that his feet were
only four inches from the bottom.