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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-03
VOTESFOR women
PARADE |MPRESSES
AGREAT THR0NG


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VIVA, VOTE. FOR won.n would me-, a.
the workinsmsn ana his d,usntsrs.
The spectators were almost unani-
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"o NOV ".u ''s e"so' On no p~~oe"
ootore tne nnos weTs iormso' Enc
seusrs Ano "s Oos .us"s sno"sc
many nusheo ana persprms isess ana
Ness were expressed mat many OF me
mafcners misnt DO overcome osfofs the
emo OF tns Fouse wes reecnso' The
strikins characssrasuo OF the prsnmin.
aries was the apparent UNANIMOUS
agreement OF the sunragists to Ignore
anything any man or woman anu.
sunragist might do or say to cause
them to lose their tempsrs. Girls
In white mortafboArd caps and gowns
strobe calmly down Fifth avenue to
their assembling points deaf and blind
to the jesrs Of hoodlums, who vera
already being hsrdsd back where they
belonged By the police at one O'Clock.
POLICE PRGcAUTloNS AGAINST
uoon,,,.,.u
SS'e"'
Every omcial OF the Police Depart.
ment was determined that the marching
women should have . chance to 90 up
FNth avenue ""n al the dignity ana
militant display tney desired TO snow.
WORD went out that there was TO DO
nothing OF the hoooaumism OF the In
euSurauon erowos AZ washinsnon on
Aafch = VINO so1ieo the women ana
'sid nsncs upon enem, to-osy.
Cme, 1nspoI i''oeIssI "eos
tne pren"'nsr'es .oI .ne paasoe n's own
ous'"e "a. A.v ro"e"'
no vs." NJ. SS,"s -" -" s'0Ss ~
.S =. ~" '
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-.s. .. ..... 80. 80 ...s ~ ~
".S'seve s,, s''Ss' ~" s"'" ~venus 70
vidod. part continuing up the svenu. to
the Pissa and the other going 70 Car.
nsns MAIL "nsrs . mas mssuns was
neo'
6e."een wesn'nsson square ana
souI'ssn'n s'.ss' tne ponce arrange
ments we're IN charge OF inspector
william ). Lahey; between Fourteenth
ana Forty-second streets OF inspector
James II. uiiien; IN ana about the re-
viewing stand In 'front.' or the New
York PUBLIC Library. Fifth avenue ana
Forty-second street. OF Capt Alfred w.
TnOr, In command OF the West Thlr.
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oWgANe WALoh, NOT oWGgNgN
CENT ron hANTloAN.

k0U0G AAOU13D W osDa wv soov :
Of es~capt Waish) was called. He vas
uaAas Capt. walsh In the East One
HpaAssd and Twsaty-sixth street sta
tlsa last December. The examination
sas:
Q. pn you can on the Captain at hi,
hsns % Dec. ~ A. Yes. about aso
e,elesk
q. DsA you talk about Hsrusanf A.
@ What aid he say, A. He asked
ifJ wesl1 send Aartigan 70 see him.
Q. How did ysu send word to Hart
saaf \. Through Patroiman J. ~. Nc
.DenaSl
WAISTS testimony was designed {,
shew that Sweeney Lad not sent AArti'
- "a Capt walsh. '
Observation-Disclosures Whitman got from
~ fitpsss that be hadn't told any on,
ahpqH tails ali March :. when he told Al
~ feiisy. ewssnsys counsel Nj
U11fmaa. pounding at walsh. obtaine,
~ aAAissiep that. while nearly all tn
r6Ge % tie world knew Il. he hadn'
rsaiissd that the question involved Il
nastigau's trial II Headquarters an
lAesr In court was who had sent him I
WAisA TIE lieutenant. said he ala no
uset1ea the matter 70 Mr.. FOLEY unit
~ lawyer AIDED him about Il.
- 20 vaat tAAs jusy 70 ~
0evoss le0Aale1 Vht1maa, stAAs
~ ~ vlso4 - ~. galley ssA
- uosoe1 eas yes - go DsllsssaAa
- - Mooo - 80 ysa " yea ~
- 1ngteAa - ss-oave WsasAs"
WaasA sasa b did sad NJ. wh,tms
lsp0hpl-
~ oattis brousht out that Mr.. Ia
~ ~ beea closing the estate ,
$3.50 sssAs' = e L'sa''"''
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VeOOOVO O&SONSeS ~ SeOOs
There was \ murmur Of surprise In
the court room ~ Mr.. Battle called for
Nicholas J. Hayes. Meantime Mr..
Stsnchnsid had Lieut.. Michael Tisrnsy
show from the blotter Of the Sixth In
| spection District that Thompson had
been on sick leave throughout the wum.
NOR Of 1919.
Hayes was mentioned In to-day's RS.
timony a. having been suspected BY
Bipp of backing swseney's efforts q
drive him out OF business. Mr.. Battle
examined him.
q. The statement has been made here
that sweeney took police steps against
Sips Central House at your direction
Did you ever make any request to Swee.
ney concerning this hotelf A. did not
Q. Did you have any interest In ths
Harlem Hotel or any hotel In that
neish borhoodf A. I did not.
Mr.. Moss cross-examined.
Q. DO YOU know the man who owns
the hotel? A. Yes.
Q. Did you know any OF the forme
owners! A. Yes.
Q. Did you have . great many div,
keepers and crooks In your associatio,
with whom you associatedf A. No. sir.
Mr.. Moss named ten or more places 1
Harlem known to old residents ~ dive
lof the lowest repute. and asked Hays
II he knew their owners.
Q. How many thugs we're mssnbsrs Z
lyour association. a. ! never knew tbs
any were.
II vas sn uncomfortable nftsen mil
utss FOR the former Sheriff. whose sya
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14
Senate Bills in First Reading.

An Act to, amend sections six. nine
and ten of chapter 193 of the Laws OF
1909 entitled IAN Act creating the
Maine Forestry District and providing
for protection against forest hres
therein"
Resolve in favor of ID. c. Skillin,
secretary of the committee on State
School for Boys and Industrial schooi
for Girls for certain committee ex-
penses.
Resolve in favor of approprating
funds for. the purchase of filing cases
in the Office of the Secretary of the
Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14
Thursday, March Is, 1918.

Thursday, March Is, 1913.
The House met according to adjourn
ment and was called to order by the
Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev NJ. Miner of Gar
diner.
Papers from the Senate disposed of IN
concurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14

From the Senate: An Act To amend
section IS of chapter Al of the Revised
Statutes, relating to giving notice OF
the time and place of sale OF shafes
of stock in corporations TO pay assess
ments.
In the House this bill was passed to
be engrossed. and came from the san
ate amended by Senate amendment A.
on motion by Mir Smith of Pressure
Isle. under suspension of the rules.
tbe vote was reconsdered Whereby
this bin was passed to be engrossed,
and on further motion by Mr.. smith
Senate amendment \ was adopted in
concurrence.
THE bin was then passed to be en-
CROSSED. as amended, in concurrence.
From the Senate: An Act repeating
sections three and four of chapter 50o
of the Private and Special Laws of 1911
entitled An Act granting to H. l..
Cooch the right to maintain dam on
the East Machias River"
This bill came from the Senate
amended BY Senate amendment \.
on motion by Mr. Trimble of Calais
Sel,ate amendment A vas adopted m
concurrence, and no further motion oy
Mr.. TrimDle tie bill received It's hrs'
and secofd readings and was assigned
for tomorrow morning for its fhird
reading. $50. =..zz,
From the Senate: An Act 10 amend
section IS Of chapter Is Of the Revised
statutes as amended by chapter ~ OF
t4Ye public Laws of 1905. and as amend
ed br chapter IS Of the Public Laws Of
1907, and as amended by chapter ~ ot
the public Laws of 1893, and as amehd-
ed by chaptcr % of the Public Laws oil
1911. relating TO school holidays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14

The following bills. petitions. etc"
were presented and referred:
Judiciary
BY MIR. Bowler of Bethel: An Act
TO amend Section 90 of the Revised
Statutes. as amended by Chapter Al OF
the Public Laws of 1905, relating to
non-feasance of duty by sherffs. depu-
ty sheriffs and county attorneys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14
Legal Affairs.

BY Mr. Folsom of Sanford. Re-
monstrance of Rev. J. B. Ranger and
SO others residents of Springyale
against House Document No. 306 en-
titled An Act in relation to observ-
ance of the Lords Day" also remon-
STRANGE of Ii. T. Huse and los others
against same
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE..

CONTINUED from Page Five.)
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and resolution of the town meeting of
East Millinocket asking for an investi-
CATION of the Bangor * Aroostook Ran
road and the Aroostook construction
Co; also petition of o. H. keyes ana
40 other business men of Caribou in
favor of same,
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DeForrest Reyes. signed by Messrs Al
len. Austin, Scates. Sanderson and Cor
don: minority report A. reporting
"ought not to pass" signed by Messrs
Colby, Conant and Hutchins: minority
report b, reporting i'm new draft and
ought TO pass resolve in favor of De-
Forrest Reyes, signed by Messrs. john
son and kimball.
On motion by Mr.. Hutchins of Pc
nobscot. al three reports were tabled
pending the acceptance of either and
specially assigned for consideration, on
Tuesday of next week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14

The bin was then passed to be en-
grcssed. as amended, in concurrence.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-04-01

nave ClldlCc W WOIh. OuHlIlcI
weather is being provided and the
veteran pitchers are boiling out their
arms fast.
The game between the seconds and
Reno was one large joke. After get
ting big league the Sox began to
burlesque
"Inthespringa young mans fancy"
is old stuff, but the male youth has
nothing on the female of the species
at this season of the year in the fancy
line.
Ever's waterIogged Cubs reached
Kansas City today to open series
of exhibition games with the Blues of
the American Association. All of the
men were in good condition, though
tired by the long train ride from
Louisville. 1t took 4S hours to make
the trip, floods forcing the team to
take a roundabout route.
According to reports, water came
up to the car steps several times on
the journey and the faces of the
athletes were "pale and drawn" from
fear. That pale and drawn stuff
sounds like bunk at this distance.
Charles Webb Murphy sure is the
guy with the prominent goat. Every
one is after it. He gets roasted be-
cause he won't spend money, and
when he orders the team to Kansas
City, which would be more expensive
than bringing it straight home, he is
bawled out for fair for imperiling the
lives of his players.
Maybe those correspondents are
tired of riding in sleepers and are
peeved because they couldn't come
home from Louisville. |
If today's weather holds until the
Cubs reach here for their exhibition
games with Indianapolis there will be |
some big crowds travel out to the
West Side Friday, Saturday and Sun |
day. Additional games have been
scheduled with the Minneapolis team
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IHS dCiiiS SOdol LSoSdC SSoSoh
opens today.
Manager Birmingham of the Maps
is after Pitcher RUDE Evans of New
Orleans. Evans pitched great game
against Cleveland and the Nap boss
liked his looks.
Hugh Bedient, hero of the 1912
worlds series, is starting like a won
der during the training period. He
pitched five innings against Pitts
burgh for the Red Sox yesterday and
let the Pirates down with three hits
and no runs Hail. worked the last
four rounds and BANKED Clarke's
crew. Score, 2 to 0 in favor of Bos-
ton. This gives Boston the odd game
in the SERIES Adams and Hendrix
pitched for Pittsburgh. They did
good work, but the Red Sox punched
bingles on Adams in the eighth and
counted twice.
The New York Yanks left Ber-
muda for home today Chase is the
only man on the squad out of condi-
ton. Hal may be unable to appear
in the opening game. Chance is a
sure StdI IcI dI LII SI UdSc.
Eddie McGoorty has Cancelled his
ten-round bout with Jimmy Clabby,
scheduled for April at Denver
1t is reported from Denver that
Oklahoma City will be given fran
chise in the Western League next
year. The league will be reorganized.
Two or three of the cities have not
made money and the league directors
are looking for chance to
strengthen the circuit.
Connie Mack is preparing to plug
the places where he expects , the
greatest strain in his machine and is
giving his young pitchers plenty of
chance to make good. The tall boss
understands that Bender, Coombs
and Plank are liable to crack together
and kill the Athletic chances, just as
they were killed last year. Pennock
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ibm dusfhaute, bon elmer erbebli6en
Utunoiperre befalen ipurbe. Grft ais
er iih ilberseu9t, oab Grnq 2ippnius
bic su prapariersnoen 9lbFhnitte aus
Giqnem uno febIerfrei iiberIeben
tonte, rutffte er DON Der Ulauer
herab.
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abcr troA Der 5o1lreidcn beioerieiti.
gen glr9ltmcnte lpiir0e bic angelegea.
Ieit llod) iinmer lliht entIhic0en nno
0aa aolnlnittee piro nod cite IueIterc
SiBnna anbcrnnifen
9;uli3eid)ef 9opelan- mar ebeniaas
pom aomlnittec in Der angcleqcubait
noraelabcli luoroen iln0 or qnb ieinc
sIniidJt oahIn ab, o1B 0urd Die Gr.
riftlntl oerartiger gerfauisItdnoc
ofne Irage Die IrbPit5lalt Der 8olisei
ucraroBert fpcrocu iDiir0c. ,Serner be.
ntrrfte err andD, Dab 5peiiclsobnc bent
nddIt iid) and, Die Stteiclpuber INC
bic Gbiiuerfduier meloen 1to i'm
Gerfouioiidnoe crindlen uiiroen. Chr
gcrianaen tonne. iuic Der asoliScidlei
bemerftc. nid)t o6ihld9ig 6cidicocn
mer0en. Oh jc ane 9'itrgcr por Dem
t5cieb gleidlbered)tiat ieien nuo mas
Dem cincn reht Dem anoeren billig let.
3n eiulfteu ner Groinan3 iprad) iii
eritcr 2inie Der .}citlngsuerIauitr
@cNemeper. Der ieiier grfidrnna
nah iett nunmebr 20 rSabren ieiner
gSerfanisitano oil oer aiiniten unlo
@olHnt Strdbe bat, pa5reno Oie gcg-
ncriidlc Seite nls @ortliihrer Scrrn
1trobcI bate. Der 0ic gepIonie Groi.
naa5 qou3 energi'd) bctunlplte.
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Supiterprobleme.
Bon Or. 8. 8. artBiugtr.

9as heae 9eitirn, bas geesnfpGriio
NIT Ginbrudp bsr Rd6t am Siiohim
mel oas SntsreiIe oieIer aui iid lentt,
tit Der grobie. tpenH duth niht btlit.
gIanet unisres Sonneuipit.ms, bez
Jupiter. S6pohl er stipa in Der fint-
laden Gntfsrnung Der groe oas 3sns
traIgeitirn nmsrsift. lit Is lptgsn Ieis
ner ungebeuren 9tmeniionen, bic auf
cine iebr serings 1i6te itlieBsn llis
len. aud fhon nit einiddsn opt,Ihss
9iIfsmitteln m0gIib. feline risr bsllen
Uson0e uno oas martantelt, Detail
auF fsinsr Cberfld6e su ert:nnea.
Sonbsrbarertpeiis pergingsH i.it Der
entoeduns Der 5rubonten nidt tpsnis
ger als 3pnnsig Sabre. bis bic breis
ten. buntlen Streiftn, Die faIt Itsts sI
beiosn Ssiten oss s4eaIator5
iidtbdr iinb, nit ben oaml's (1630)
allsroings nod re6t unbollommensn
5trnrobren sniDedt ipuroen. Tre Gntz
itehung oisier Streifen lit pu6l nit
Der raihen 9otation oes glqHeteH in
3uiammenhdng 5u bringen, sumal
audi Der rinaumtrdHste Satllrn lIno
- pis neiieroings isitseFsnt purbe
Uranus unD gleptuR bnsislbe p91nos
men ertenHen laifen. gbpIitaIiih Ders
Itdnolih iit oisis Gri1sinung untsr
Der 4nnabms. bab oisle planeten,
bonn tosmosonii6sn Stanbpuutte aus
bttrahtst, bar er0BtsHtheils easf0rs
migen. tbsilueiie ipobl slii6snnfIuHis
gen Some ndF fteben. Scncbl s5upis
ter tpie Saturn Seisen ii6eroits bic
mertipiiroige 4nalosie nit bitter, ooB
ibrs JIede oefto langfamsr rctieren, ie
lpeiter lie pom aequltor oes betreifens
oen @eitirns entFernt iino. Wait Der
Strab!enbrehung bat oas ieeoh nihts
su tbuH, Tonesrn iit auf bas gIeasns
tinanbsritronen Der etn8elnsn Gass
fdidtsn suriid3ufiibren. bic babel sts
genarties Mirbel biloet, Die uns aus
ben 8orsGnssn in Der GrootmoIpbdre
betannt limb.
Reuerbinss espiHnt bic 2tnfdauuns
INNER nebr 9o1sn, pab audi Die i5Isde
,uaf osm Supiitr In oisfu Weiis su
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G1iffsna1ridJteu.

Nen gort, 26. Sept. Qnget.:
sgounonid" BON 9rieft; raaiisr;n
2lusuIte 8ittpria" BON Sam6ura;
.Warctonid" bon qiperpool.
2lbgea.: st. 2ouis" mad Sout6z
aHlptpn.
Baltimore. Qngst.: Bosnia
bon Sdm6urg.
GberbOurg. 2t6gsg.: .gictO-ia
autfe" nu6 Rem Yort.
Rotteroam. QHget.: ,golturs
no" BON Rem Yort.
plpmoutb. 2lngei.: st. qau!!"
bon Rem Yort; nSmperator" BON Ren
gort, ndh 6amburg.
Gueenstopn. Qtng.: Settle"
bon Qetu gort, mad 2tuerpooI, 2tbg.:
~aoriatic", Don Giperpool, na9 Rem
Wort
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-27
Ferfsnal. al.Rstiaen.

Wit aufrihtiaer 5rauer nirb in
tps'ten areiisn bic aunoe bon BEN aes
tern erfolgten ablsbsn bon 5rdu
+ loreHtine 6oIls, gsb. gobls
mann, Derupmmen tper0en, bic i'm vi.
ter bon ~ Sabren nod ldneerem Sci.
ben Die Iuaen gum eIpiaen ShIums
mer ihlob. Die 1o6ingeInieosne,
oeren Wiege in 6anuoper gsftanoen,
mar Dor nunmsbr 60 Sa6ren ndh
Cincinnati aetommsn uno isitbem I'm.
lnierbrohen bier an1GIiig aeipeIen.
8nrh ibre perionlihe 2iebenspiiroias
teit uno ibre 6ersensaiite bat bic Der
etpigte e perftdnbsn. iid bic Nhtuna
uno Trsunolhuft allsr su erperben
aefpuBt. benen IS nsraonni qetueien,
I'm Soufe Der Sabre nGber nit ibr Be.
fanut su tperoen uno DIE sramqebeunte
ssanlilis bari bei Der ffperen 6eim.
fuhunl bic Tie getroffsn. Der innigiten
Ibeilnabme oeriidert iein. 4n ndhe
ren anaeboriosn hintsrl1bt 5ruu SolIe
IN eriter Sinie Dem ifpergepriIften
gatien. 6srrn gharles Sotls, Sr., Der
IN friiberen sSdhren nit Ser gelleone
grtuiHa 60. In 0srbinbuna Itdno,
brei 5ohisr. Hrau 6. 3int, 5rl. aa.
ibrnne 6olle unb fSrl. emma 5ole,
fcipie sIuei ~Sohne. bic 6srren O. 8.
5olle uno Gborlss 5olle, ssr. Gin
ireues. ldnaidhriats WiteIisS psrliert
in Der 8erblif,snen Die go. 4,rot. ct.
gaulus 0eneinbe. Die 9eroiauna
finOet am Wonida 9ohmitiae I'm
stpti uhr pom 2rouerhouIe. 80. 355
9erraee apeniie, aus itatt uno bic
5rauerfeier ipiro bon 6errn Qnftor
Grnit 0cb bon Der Gp. St. sSobanneg
Gemeinoe auf glt. auburn sslsitet
iperleH.
6err qaitor Gbuarb BON
2 6lidten, Der normdliae GesIs
Iorger Der gp. 2ut9. Dreifa!tisteitsz
gemeinos, Der esgsn,pdrtia an elmer
Gtmeinbe i'm Msitenb pirtt, bat Iih
NIT GrI. CLARA 3abn, Der anmus
thiesn aOdisr BON Serrn 2. 3abL,
Don gio. 1441 gItafant Strabs. err
Icbt.
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1Sn Ser 3onneritaa Rad)t mur.
Dc Der go Sabre nlte 9lnton 9edmann,
Elm 'Snlaiie oe5 itdotIidleu altenheint3,
III eiHcr Safe an Der Srult StraBe
nno groaonap ourh eineu goli3tlten
Galbbeluitbtios aufgefunocit. Ter be-
tagte W}ann 6Iutete aits nerihieoenen
Stopiiulm6en. ood) fonnte CT niht al.
gc6en, iuie er 6ieiei6en erlitten bat.
Gs Miro ongeuonlmen, 0nB Der fraufs
Iide Mnnn nie0ergeitiir3t lit uno lili.
los auf Der StraBe bis 8ii ieiner 2lui.
iinoimg liegen blieb.
- 2(uf gruno zines 6aft6efsas
perbaFtsten oeitern Qbeno bic Tetet.
tips Gnodenbauer unp 8ern6arot Soa
iepb Sdnfarn. "a Sahre alt, an Der
autfon unb 9ire StraBe pobnbaft,
in Rornoob, 9. Sauiarp ipuroe in
oem 6aftbsi5I Dss 3ai6encie6itahls
teihuloigt uno es miro be.
holptct, oaB or sit elmer @a.
Ielidaft iunesr 2eute os60rt. tueld;s
ncr GINGER 3sit sinen Wlann in Der
0dbe bon gfdinoifle eInluosn, oie
9Sobrt mad Cincinnati in sinem Quto
mit3umaden. 2(uf oieIer 1Fdhrt III
rem 4nfldqer Der 9etrug oon $33 al.
fanoen gstomnlfn uno bebauptst oe-s
ie.be, bah feline unbetannten Srsunbs
itm m0QlihertpeiIs pdbreno Der Gdhrt
Ten getrdg aus Der 5ai1e gsitObIn
haher
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2okal-
1Niii ,,idDt.
Sie 5trafenbalnsejeie FIR Ole
projeftirte tSieniuau apcaac
siuie nidJt beaeiiterf.

Die StrabenbabnoeiellI6oft 1T BON
BIN proiett, auF grice 6in cine nsus
StrdBenbabnlinie an Der Glsnnap
apenus Bis aur Sston apsnus ourd).
Sulegen. nift fe1r erbaut. 8ieies
seioie iih 1elegentlih Der 0fientlihen
Sibung. tpelte aeitern Rahmittdg
oas Stootratbstommittss fir Gtra.
Benhahnen in oisier 4ngelegsnbsit a6
belt.
als gertreter Der Strabenba6ngss
iellff1aft naren bic g(npdlts sSoiepb
Wilbp nno Hufus q. Smith unp GU.
perintenoent Sfibgeralo erihienen, bic
ith tntfhkoen 1easn oas 8roiett aus
ipr1hen, Da ibrsr Aniiht nah bic
Str1Be 3u tell III uno neil Der getrie6
lih auh nift reniiren pirbe.
DIE qeaentheiltas Qnitdt tpuroe BON
elmer aus etipa so 8iiraern bon 9riee
6il beiieheuoen Delegation unter Der
5iihrun9 bes Observation-Disclosures s..
2lua bon Der 20. Waro per.retsn uno
be 6errtn hieIten nit ihrer Msinunl
iiber rsn abIoIut unsuldnalihen Stras
PeH6ahnoienit audi ourhdus nid1t su.
rid. Inter TeneH, bic iiber Die Stra.
MISUNDERSTANDING nah Yriee Sia
bitiers alaae fiibrten. paren Die 6ers
rtn & Sherer, Der prdii0ent Der R-ice
5iI Federation. 4. Stoltt uno Der
ellentdlige Siaot5anpolt 9iuliion.
Staotraihsmiialieb Nun, Der bic Be-
treffenN Greinon3 eingereir6t bate,
tbciitc oemStoniniftee NIT, ooB ioueit
td1ou Die 2uItimmune pon 8runobee
i;Bern auf elmer Strede BON 1891 's.,S
qardRtirt iporbsn fsi. pGhreno bic Be.
idmmtIdnae Der projettirtsn Strete
- 14C Fuf bstrGai.
W2an siniqts iih id1lieblth 6a6in,
Ter StrobeHbahnaeicafhaft brei go.
den 3eit su oebsn, I'm ods proistt au
itu0lrer uno odnn oefinitipe 0orihlds
qe 3u untsrbreitsn.
Die 6etrsffsnoe Sroindns 1T auf
0runo zines Befebes einaereiGt NOR.
ben, oas uoH Der berFloTenen Qeoisz
ldtur onaenommen fpurbe uno ous Ser
Staatss lltilitdtentommiIFon unb benz
Staoiruth bas Red,t aiebt, bic Stra.
Observation-Disclosures surQnlssuna neuer
Ginien su 3tpineen.
Gs 1T iehr lsidt m0eIih, oaB iei.
tens Der SirdBsnbabngeiellihuft bic
Gonititutiondlitdt oiefes GeTebes in
Trdae aesogsn fperoen pirb, fpenigltens
IleBen Darauf berihieoene gemerfuns
osn ihIieBen. be Gr.Rifter Rufus 9.
Smitb pdhrsnb Der aommittesiisung
rn1fte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-27
@ierItn oe.

GentraIid, Sas., 26. Sept. -
Srdu pearl Dates, bic in Der Rdbe
Eiefiaer Staot Isbt, fpur6e am 1rtitae
ron bier Rndben entbunoen. 3te
serste qlauben buB fie dQe am 2eben
bleibsn iperoen.
Die pennfpfpanid Gifeus
bd bn pertauft tbre
aoblenmtnen.
y bfl belpbid, 4ld., 26. Sept.
Die penniplpauia Giienbubn bat am
sTreitag ben srIten 56ritt det6an, Ti1
nod unb ndb dQss Gigentbums Il.
sntduBern, bas niht NIT benz Sranss
portOienit gu tbun bat, inbsm Der prd.
fioent Samuel Rea antiinbigts, oab
Die Dirtttorsn bsI6loiien bdtten, ale
tbre Qttisn BON 4ntbratits Eoblenmis
nen. bic gu benz Snitem geb0ren, 81.
pertaufsn. Die geamten Der Somz
pa9nie rpeigsrn iih gu iagen, iplrurI
oies geideben ioll oOer tper osg adu~
fer fetn niro.
8or einieen 5aeen mar Ihoa nn9e=
tiinoi9t tporoen, oaB bic pennTp odnid
aompagnts aud ibren toutrollirsncsH
Qnthsil on Der Cambria Steel 60,
Der iih auf ungsfdbr $22. 100000 5es
Iduft, pertaufcn iperbe. Die GiIenbnb;:
aompdgnie bat aud grobe sSntereiiet
in Der penniplbdnid Stesl gompunp
unO Der Warplano Steel Gompanb.
2 ie 4uslegung oes W N IL
8efeBes.
philadelphia, 26. Sept. -
aittsr 5hompfou, nou 8unoesgsric1i,
oerurtheiite an 5rsitag 90. Wap6eip
Stiles, einen iunqen Derbsirdthet.n
Mann BON bier 3u einem Sdbr uno
odt Wonaten Gjsfdnsnib, neil sr BE
Is Sabre alfs Florence Summeri6uh
psranlobt bate, nit ibm nah guffala
eurt3ubrennsn. 6iQies iit aud ang.s
tioqt. bic 19 Sabre alte Settle CbbDtc
pOn bier aus nad Buffalo gsbra6t gu
hdben.
Der 2ntpalt Giqies Iu6te I'm
Suspeniion res llrtbeils na6 uno
itiibte iib duf bic tiirslid erfotgtc
gutideiouug zines Rihters in aans
fds, bab bas Wdnn 8eisb niht erlai.
zen 4uoroeH lei. um einen Wtann tpss
cen elmer Snhistretion gu beitroFen
rno ihm ndhqetpieIeu rerben miiiTe,
hdk er aus her Gntfiibrung zines
9RGbhsns Finan3ie[len Ruben 81 3ies
ben bedbiihtige. Ter gihter ihlob
iih absr oisicr Qnfiht niht an uno
iprd6 tas llrtGeil aus.