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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27
csrcintamrer ; Stub.
lie purbsreitsnheH Sdrifte 5mr
03riimbnns oes alnbs iunroen
seitern getban.

Tie pprbercitenoen Shritte fiir Die
8riinonng zines 5reinourer.ainbs,
Der bic 2reimaurer non Cincinnati
unb llmgeaeno umidlieben iol, MIR.
ben aeleacntIidl einer 9erinmunlung
Iortbon, bic geItern sibenb uater oeni
Noriib bon Serrn eugene y. Seiuts,
non Der MeWlilIan Soge, I'm 0nierp
sSotcl itattiano.
sSn Der 0erionnlnng, IN pelder
Serr Qouis Z. 2epitt als Setretdt
iungirte, maren % 2oaen bon Sin.
einnati, Gopinetou Reippcrt, Sn0ioip
limb gataoto pertreteu. lie Ielcpa.
ten iparen einnliittig Der Mniitt, Dab
elm Ireinourer.alub in'S Sebeil &C.
ruicn lperncn iollte nno etn geihinB
I'M nieIem 5inne piroe einlttntnll9
auaenpmmen. Ter Stub ,ociicn Usii.
alieber ausihiieBlidl auS .Walter
Weaions" beitcben lollen, miro geiet'
lliaen ,}lpedcn aetuiomet icin.
@oriiter 2etuis ernonntc ictort EN-
aommitfee, oas Die 8orbercituligen
lfiir cine pcrmanenic Organization
treiien imo In Der nadlitcn 9eriamm'
luna, Die an abenb oes 10 Suli IN
Ser Scottih 9iite aatbeoraIc ltattlii'
bet, 9criht eritattgn icII gu oielet
geriammli,na ling aIIe Mditer g'a'
ions BON Samiiton Gcuntu uno Der
lanareusenbcn Counties oleeiclte 10
luie ienicits bes Slniies eiuaelaSen
@deaentlit eieier @eriomnIung iol
lauh oic 3rnae In Grlu1gnng ge5ogef
liperSen, no Der alib icin SeiH ha
ben wirS. lie @iitgIieolhaft be;
lalubs oiiritc cine iehr anlehnlld'
lperbcn, oa es in Cincinnati nno I'm
aeaeno etipa 10000 6retmaurel
6ipf,f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27

Der bslisbie 4usilugsori 9agocE
aspinni tdsIih msbt Bnanos uHa
Wnbdnasr burh bic Dolfdnbig frsi.n
Worfiibrunasn unn Wlotcrrabs sRsnnsn.
MIs aans beIoReeri ansiebuaestratt
bstpakrt iih Der 5anitirms abiturs
cus idminbsInbtr 60bs. ipslttr INIT
einem Gpppeliatlihirm Don sprines
areaIbsr" ausssFiihrt pire. lie abs
ftiirn FinosH iebsn Wlitttuoh. sams
itng unb Sonn.ae 4bsne nm 10 nbr
90 Miuuien Iati. ebenials peresn
bic belisbtsn Motorrabs RsnueH an ls'
tsm I1ittmcd, Gamiiag uno SonH'
tao 4btnh abssbaiisH uno ili flr ben
"A. Suli Elm bsfonbers intsrshontss
9fsnnsn aus 8. aonturrenStn Dprgsls'
hu. als G.atisr Der ReHHsn fuHsirI
srant Z. Ssinsl, ipslter nnisr ben
Iamen .2ips Mirs Repsbop4 bsianH'
III.
Qm Hahmittag bss 4. Suli finbs
un 2 llhr elm Griras sabiiari nit Dau'
ftirm llait. besglsitsH am Absno
lU,lfxs GrsigRib hurh Elm brildnisl
! sgeueripert, bas Der aeronaui ab
t,snni, srb5bt pire. Gas alubhaal
trfrsut Il1 sbsnfals zines beicnbtrsl
3uiprudes. siti % bod bort gut
Iinae su sIfsn unb su trintsn unb ha
| fen Is bic f1mcisn asHtudp ehidsl
Tinntr ben gsiuhsrH sanS bslonotr
anneihan.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27
glSblid,er lob.

llnsrtpurist itarb stiisrH In isinsr
Urtnung. 30. 527 4rmorp 4DsRue,
Der AZ Jatre ate Geusrpehrmann
Granl gedmann. gedmann. lpslfkr
is satrs i'm Geusrusbrbisniis ilano,
bate bis AZ isinsm lobe bic SteIIs sts
mes autItsrs Der Gtasrmaterialisn
aDmp. / innt uHb mar poreem Hut.
icer Des s.obtn 2eitertrdgfns bsl
aeit ssomp. 6. Der Deritorbene ipirl
pon Isinsr Goitin. eiHsm Gobn uns
ieds Hriioun uberlsbt. Gie iibtrlt,
benben Bfilner finb Gkmsns Bed
mann, fisLIDeriretsnber s5euernnrThaa
gharles BsdmdHn. Dttsiiip I'M pollp
ssts 0nupfquartier, aouis gedm1nr
| BON Sprihsn Romp. AS. iolpit %.
par1, Sos unb Gus. Nsdmann. DC
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27
Jtnpciant
g9irb iidD Der Seitsna sur 6eier Dec
Observation-Disclosures geitaiten.

glae an,eifcn Se.ien oaraniilil''
hnb Der Seit5ul, Der iilr ben dior
reid,en g,terien" gepIar1t H.. iidl ~
ciner inlpcinnten aunogebnng ge'isl'
fen niro. Sn bieiem 3nge neroei
ollie gsntioner. oeren angehorlge bier
,pohnen. pertteien iein. >sm Saiife OR
Iesten 1age hnbcn iid bet Ir. Srfnit
bauer, bem 9oriiser oes 5elt5l'a'
tommittees, cine 0erelnigiing ooa
Serben. io.pie oeridieoene unaarllhe
8ereiniaun1en sur Qbeilnablne &C.
meloet, lpdbrenb oorher ld)on Ieil''
,tc sStaIiencr, auninnen uno ORE
hcu oitueneIoet Daren, iooab Der
3ua eineu mnbreu goIterfcugreB bill
ben ryfro.
0otiirlift uerben aud ameritaner
pertreten iein, icipie cine an3apl'
,peun aud nityt .,nnidedter" Snota'
ner. Iponb Der 5citBns iit cbne 5ta'
oc Bll einem Der intereiianteiien &C.
itaIten ,uirb, ben man bier le gelegel'
bat.
;serner III fir bic 9oraoe eiil
lGd,ulnruaen Der goniumers eeagnt
onoemeloei morben. lie Siea bat Dol
fur,em eineu asreistouieit iir au''
iise iiber rgrid)leocne aemelanlIesa'
lhenlntn ausgeihrieben uro aiif oen
stauuogen ioaen Die 8epinner Del
perihieoeneu ssreiie Hliiiahren. ~
een 9sadunitassiiunoeu ioaen oani
lin ben perihieoeuen 4arts Die better
slbbanoIunpen mabreno Der oiii5ieilel
| Seiern sur 0erlciling seIangen. wap
reno Al gIeiher 3eii Die ansaelesteI
IQreiIe sur 8ertbeiIuns fomHen.
Sn ben geeten laaen miiBte ol
9soIi,ei in perifiebenen Staosibei!e'
lin atiion tretea, I'm ben porselttgel
gotriotismus. Der iit ourd aboren
neu pon 5euermertstorperH ootuHsen
tirte, eiRsue1mmen imo ont 'erIleE
| hin MIRO bas EeniibeH Der 9eboroe'
norsui aeridJtet iein, Die stHallerei al
elm 0,inimnm 81 beifranten III
oen 9ertalii Der aefdbrlih'seu 5eue'
lperfsscrper su inhtb'reH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27
Saptpn mno SeIlepme.

Irau SuIia Ruk. bon Ro. 322
Qpplur Ct, geaspus, perihieo 9eIter1
in ibrcr Dobruup. Sis binterldbt ers
pohiens &inoer.
- am .9uitanbe esr 5rousn Warp
Wartmann uno gliIltetb Stumps,
bon Der RairfisIo Gps., geIIspus, ttt
iutolde elmer 8aioliu r GtploioH
ifspers granopunosn erIittsu. lit e.
ne @sneung gum gsRsren stngstrs'
ton
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27

~ inner NgeHf III AuIHlllpu w
S5srr Gonarb s,rad, 449 SuO Snnite
S!rahe. 9ell Eel. 416 N., Sums
Eboue 1881 u.
- Der 8eIunotsitgbsamts u. 9.
Smsbtep bat Der .SOIp RoIIsrs" 9s'
meinoe oas qbhaIten BON religioten
9sriammlungen sinitrsiIsn psrbotsH
neil unter ben Witelieoern Die poten
sptosmiih aufgettetsn 'tno.
- Qartin Turner pirb bon Der
goli3ei aeiu6t, neil sr ieine Shrpds
Qsrin, iFrau sSobn Reso, nit pel6er
er in Ro. 9033 Suo 6rout Str. Ios
girts, anasblih psrespaItiste.
- Der qOlisiit SobR Dodge be-
itano jiinsit bic priifuns uRtsr ten
gipiloieritrsglsn fir Die SteIls beg
polissitIsrts, uno Sobn Vieesrmanr
erbisIt bic SteIls, nodoem Der glers
6;me reiignirts. Tob9s hot ieet i'm
9erici elm Wanodmus 9.rfabrsn
qeaeu Iapio 8. TeNrmono, 3irettor
ser offentIihen WphIfahrt i'm 0es
ridt singsrsiat, I'm bic SteIIe 81 srs
balten.
- 9as automobil, tpsldes berrsn'
lbs in Der Springbale Cambridge IN
Der Ulonto9 Raht Don Der golisei
aeFunpen ano in gsiis gsnommtr
purns. mar oas gissnthum BON ger'
ncrb 3. Stsiniamp. bon Cincinnati
pslter am Ttittpoh qbeno Itin gi'
oentbum reiIomirte,
- Die 9oIisst fpuros pon Gincint
nati aus sriu6i, einsn serpiHtn 17iahi
riasn Burden Ramens Glopton oar
rig. BON 2138 Msit 8. Strabs, Gin,
cinnati, bier Su Iu6sn. Der gsrmibt
pirD Don isiHer muttsr eefu6t. VI
mar on Der .. &c 8. GifsHhahn BE-
ihGftist uRo perIisb iein 6eim an
%. 5uni nit sinsn admsraosn Qa
mems 6out.
- Gin .lsinss NtGbfsn brafss ben
6idbriaen Malter Spneth, pon go
917 Glib 8. StraBe saf1liig nit al
uer SiheI cine bebsu.ente Dunoe ar
Iinfen 4rm bel. Sis mar nj zen
| Shnsiosn RON Brns beihdftiet.
gfi6ter 5ar!dn bslpiliete be
1oiepbine Uiiiler bic S6siruns DO
| Simon Wlillsr auf 9ruub BON Ser
naft1Higuns, CAB ihr oas Re6t ibre
IRGptsnnamsn pieber fiibren su oir
fen uno Tprad ibr oas Gigenthrm 81
- Seiratbsi6eins: Geo q. gsi
SO, Repport. ap.. unb elDd Wioaslst
36. Ulionletopn; Gbarles Carl u
itermonn. rs, Rem Baltimore. 8
| uno 2aurd 4Db;ns 5dtpt, 20, UliI
rills; 5obn 6. giobbins, 26, uHp ai
rora 9opsll, "a, beibs BON 5amiltol
- Gin itnrtsr asgsn fisl bier g
tern 8ormittag uno ilbsr dpsmm
| aieis Strabsn.
- frau Garab portsr Don bier +
ocm probatrihtsr gonnaugbton ,
. ginpi!llguna srbaiten. Wnrjerie 4il
, ion gprns. Stiefto6tsr BON MT
gprns, uel6er feline 9aitin inWtppl
, topn nieosrI6ob unb tObis au abopi
. rem. 81. 8. Burns BON bier pil
/ gprne in Ieinem pro3sb psrtbeiDige
gprm purbe seftsrn BON Man
) 5esr Don Wiob!stoipn Otne 3uldfnl
bon 9iiraifait. pssfn oer Grmorbal
nem @'eridbt lbsrtuieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27

asioer perIief Der ssi'rips 1aa nitt
ctne sooesTdlle uno 5isihldet.
Wlatthen Gebtb. AZ GAR.
alt ipelfsr cm Trsilns pon en- IN
6isfflaa bsiroifen nurbs. itarb aH
ben 1olasn I'm itdbiiihsn 9oipiiai.
Waraaretbt SbOtmattr,
~ stahrs oft. an ter Q. unp piuH
Ctr. tuohnhnii. lpuros i'm Sau's no.
q Opera Dtaes bon Der Siss ibgs
mannt uub benz itdotiitsn 3oipiial
einat!lefrtt.
Willia Bate, 30 Sabre aft,
brad gsftern auf Dem g., &. & n.
aabnbOf. bon Der Siss ohamdtsig ss
porben. sufammsn uno puros nod
tsm itdcsiIh; araHtsnbaus gsbrddi.
Martin Ioii. 80 Sabre ali.
3immsrmann Don Beirut, ipuros In
benz aagsrbous Der 1irma alns S
lTcep,s ron ber 5ibs iibsripditigi uao
fcne soeRfuus i'm itaoiIiten 5oipilal
aufnabme.
Robtrt gruRt, SO, Wc. 7l5
ClIpu girabs pobnbnf.. brad Gtirr
atsnb an Der gline Gtrabt. 3pddsn
| bar 8. unb 8. Sirabe, pSn Der o 3:
iibsrpdliist bs,pubtlos suiamrltn.
Innb murps naf, Der apOibsi. bon
Msatxrbsoo, on Der 6. unn Din:
GtsaBe. uno BON bort nad3 bar.
Iit6btiIfhsn arnnisnbaus gebratDf
Stunt bate iif BEL benz Giurs ned
eins 8,rItbuHs am aOpf sustsossn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27
eem lobe sutrsHnsa,

gsahrenb Die 3 ,sahre alte Warla.
ret ssorb gcitern 9lahmiita9 nit ih.
rem Snnb an oem sseniier Der elier.
lfheH gsohming. in Der briiten Giase
oes Sauies geo. Al AseIt I StraB.
ipielte, loiie iid plpelid, Oas 8aje.
5euiier unb ftiir3is bic aleine iamnt
ihrcm Sunb In cine SelieH.l30Iis.
Tns siino iiel auf ben Suno linb MIN
wie burh Elm Nlnher iinperIest bd.
bon. Ter nuno murOe istssuer pxrlett
|lno nnlhie poH einem FOlisiIten DC,
|iobtes ipeFoeR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27
1O4 Grab
sleaitrirte geitern Qadmittag nm :
ilhr Der 5hermograpb AM
ssuamtaiH SaHare.
gerid,ieSene 5obesfaae ano Sit.
idlldse.

Die ihSne iiiblt 9smpsrntar III
ipiecer poriiber une Wiutitr Srnne
nsint "a pieosr bersiih gut NIT uHs
Wsnfhsniinbsrn. Better mare ss. re
ipiirbs iih ihrs srfpdrmeneen SonHtn'
i.rahltn fir aHbsrs 3sii aufbbtE.
uno auasnbliflih nift 10 psrihsUsn'
osrifd eamii umasben. 4ter allts
alncsn bat ssinsn 3ped. uno mir
miiifen nas Detter sbsu n:5msn. Erls
cus mssisr sbsn III. Ter 9hsrmes
araph am fountain Sauars resiitar'
te atTtsrn ielasnos Mdrmesraoe:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27
% c iu y o 7 I.

Sic 8e,upDrt Office fir Oas pGin.
einnaticr 8plfstlait" befinoet It'd III
Nu. $50 gprf 5trai,c, gesenilbcr benz
Goartbamic, supiel6it sriigfeitcn, Nm.
scigsu II. |. M. bis 10 llbr 45 Wina'
ten slbeuhS cntgegcnaenpmmen iper'
Den. SclepboH SDntb 2i0t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27
Iies ,inb 0as.

grau asna Golofmitb fudts gss
tern i'm ItdbtiIdkH Bauamt um slnsn
9ausrlaubniBidein fir sin DrsiitDdis
aes s5lateebdube mad. bas an Der
Weiilsiie Der Diltert 4pe., fiDlih Don
Der aOcuit apf,, frridta perpsH aRb
$12,5O0 totem ioa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27
0emsr r.

- Durd Gelbfisntsiincung BON
alsiosrn unb papisr In sinsm 0arks
rpbsfhrans In Der Wphnuns BON Wlls
fam Qubnis, 30. 2772 Wsit .. Ctr,
brac3 asilsrn Diiiids siE tislnsr
granb aus, Der siHsH Shdosn pon
$3.50 anri6isis. Die Gsuerlpehr 90.
So. II unb 26 purpsH sur 9rsnbisas
astufeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27
Qofal . yeriht.
lie nnsariid,eH gamser.

Ter Eeutih-llngarijde arbeiter
N,annerhor bali am 5onutag, 20.
ssuni, in Saberituinpf's @artea aliI
grice Sia Elm biibides gicnie ab Gfg
gserein periiebt iif aui bas arrangi'
reu BON Jeitlihfeiten nno er BAT
idngft bas @enomnie, bab iih BET ibnl
|jeoermnnn aHiiiirt. Gas fomnIsnos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27

Faitt Nss NF
ane mar unrfgs!ma.
sia. @ahrtHe Der Ger.
,Sasruna tat iA ms..
i,tns an Aopinsh, ssa.
itHwth, shssaesl
hsbtrha'isr sInFdHsn,
asrUohiat uHe Hla
suustn. sd mar fan
ere aabrt Dsrhetrns
,bft, 9A Hahu sheia
:. piu,bum's @sasi I.
| Iblt Goupounf EN-
! ane atasupdriip 'hhIt
IA u,,1 briiev ale p1I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27

in einem patrolpaaen i.u6 Isinet
Mcbnuna an Der pleoiant 5troBe sts
brnd,t, 100 er in trtiIIhehl 3uitaaoe
oarnieSerlieat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27

,Scit ipirb oopon feline ansuohme ma.
d,en. lie sfftipcn fperoeii NIT loren
ItbonItcn 2ieocrn oiifiparten nno edit
polfsicitlihes Treibeil ipirb berrlhcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27

wsriiorbtne mar Der Glisits Der Gsbrlls
Der gfdmanr. Die gtsreiguna ttnoet
am SumitGg pcm 1rausrbduis aus
itQtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27
Safe'BaM.
gsisSer Gin Siss Der sHees" iiber bic
gGMbs".

5n bem eefsrieen stpsiten admpf
Der Ssris stpiihen uRirsn .Recf' uno
eeE gbiedgesr .Gubs" ioubte Saupts
ING 5in,sr ben hrsifinerieen StIsas
csrsr Ulorbieai Gropn (Dormcliser
,Gub") sur 8seisnung bes 6d6iisss,
ser ourh 11ngsr G!arte uHieriiiigt
trurbe. 4Is gatttrie fir GbieagO funf
airtsn Gbensp unb gratnGban. 8eioe
Sattsrisn bdtttn quite apntrpis iibet
IRE Bale unb b!ieben bis suHl enoe
ess GpisIes auf ibrsn gei,sn. llnirs
5rnaens ssponnsn ben Sies burf'
| Ire arobsrs Gtdrse am Bot. Sis
matisr l3 5reffsr sesen 8 uno etnsa
5ebIer asssn feblsrfrsits Gpiel BET
Cubs. 5inssr, Dobss uHo gIarts tpas
.eE unIre bsIifn S6!agsr NIT je !
1.sffsra, parunier mehrbafias Der bsi'
ben gritsn. glnser, SoDst uno Bates
Iiabisn js cine 8aie. geips S6!snes
K. psriasn.tsn is 4 Jreipofs sur sr'
| fien 8af. uno ianots gyctpn 2 quit
IFatsr sur 9ani sfssB 3 bfs 6sgnsrs
gssasn ber intfnfiptn 5ise battsn iid
asI!ern .aum 5000 3uihauer jum BE
| Iute einssiunben, Brennan ano ga
ION parsn bR ghieosrihtsr.
/ Die s.Rrisen Spitis;
/ ginciuEati 11021000*-i
GticoaO O0o0O2001-;
igittsbura =. oo0O130o0-
| ct. qeuis O00002O3 F--'
| l. Eptsf.
gojtpu 10O12oo0o--4
. gasir gcrt .ooo00140*-'
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gpaon 100000 12-'
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} gbilab.gpbia o0o1o0100--
4 Seuts Ra6miitag Sritiss Spiel b
gtrie spiihen .Rebs3 uHb ~eubsA il
Hsbionbs Jis!p. aHfans pinstIia u
lQ 1fhr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27
3tau aus RanlaS,
we(llje (ia
nm appf,ueb. aadsn,ueb, SdhDiHsd
mus asrpoitGt, uiebu saf Ws'
,unShsit ssbradt bard essia
6. giHfham's geattabls
Gpmpgnno.

eapunss aans. Ser siHsm saaFs Wy
ia an ,uu Sn,atl pon araHfbfitsn. .h
y h.ua assA %AafeYafu
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Seuts Rahmiitae hritiss Spiet Der
gerie spiihen .Hebs@ uHb Cubs i'm
Rshionss Jis!b. 4HFang plinttIi4 I'm
3 ubr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27

e. ltuier agent in SamiItOn lit
Ssrr Gbnarb $rad, 449 Glib 5Hnfte
G!rase. ssell Eel. 416 9., SOms
Sbpue 1851 VI.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-06-03
CITIZENS FIND
HEETER GUILTY
Says Pittsburgh School Super
intendent Acted Improperly.

Pittsburgh, Pa, June 3. S. l..
Heeter, superintendent of the Pits
burgh public schools, was found guilty
of charges of immortality in the report
Of the investigation committee of SIX
citizens.
The committees report was present
ed to the board of education at pub
/ lie hearing. Since last Friday it has
been in the possession of David B. Oil
yer, president of the board, He has
kept it sealed and opened it for the
first time at the board meeting.
The committee found Heeter guilty
of making improper advances and
taking unwarranted liberties" with
Mrs. W., a former stenographer in his
employ; Miss X, teacher in the pub
lie schools, and Miss Y, former do
nestle in his home. The three women
were designated in the report by the
foregoing letters. Their names are
given in letter accompanying the
report, which the board will not make
public.
An effort was made Immediately af-
ter the report was read by William
Leoffler, a member of the board, to
take steps to remove Mr. Heeter. Such
hasty action, however, was opposed by
other members of the board, and Mr.
Heeter is to have still another chance
for yindication. Under the school code
the school head is entitled to a hear
ing befoer the board. He has grasped
at that chance.
Heeter was not present at the meet
ing, but was represented by his coun
sci. The result was telephoned to the
superinte ndent just as soon as the
meeaing was over.
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Standing of the Clubs.
JAPAN ACCEPTS
U. S. PEACE PLAN
lndorses the Principle Sus.
gested by Bryan.

Washington, June 3.-Viscount Chin
da, ambassador from Japan, called on
Secretary Bryan with formal notifica
ton that Japan had accepted in prin
ciple the plan advanced by the United
States for universal peace.
Signatories of the treaty proposed
in Mr. Bryan's plan would agree to re,
frain from hostilities for a period OF
at least nine months while any con
fiicting claims were under consider
alton by an international joint commits
sion.
In the case of Japan, as with the ten
other nations that have received the
proposal favorably, the response ap
plies solely to the general principle in
volved, and no nation has committed
itself to approval of any of the details
of the project. Therefore it may be
many months before the tentative
draft of the convention which Mr.
Bryan submitted to the various embas
sizes and legations can be reduced to a
form which will receive their nnquali
fed approval.
The notice by the Japanese ambas
sador that his government was pre-
pared to give careful and favorable
consideration to the peace proposal
has no bearing on the negotiations now
in progress between the two countries
FegaTding the 6afif0fr afie1n land leg
tslation.
The Japanese foreign Office has not
yet cabledthe ambassador definite in
structions regarding the submission OF
it's rejoinder to the last American note
and it is shown it is conducting an
original investigation as basis for its
rejoinder.
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Chairman Simmons, Of the finance
COMMITTEES, who said he thought the
Underwood rates w0ssd stand.
The senator said he did believe that
"a man named McMurray" had been
attempting to influence improperly the
action of senators with respect to pre-
venting the cancellation certain
contracts he (McMurray) held with
the Cherokee Indians for the sale OF
land, whereby he would receive 3d.
100000.
HE is the smoothest lobbyist ever
have SEEN" added the senator HE
could carry bundle of cells upstairs
without dropping single one"
Senator Ashurst said he considered
any man or woman a lobbyist" who
"buttonholed senators or members OF
congress and urged them to vote for
certain measures or suffer reprisal at
the elections"
who files legitimate arguments with
congress about matters in which he is
interested" the senator said.
Senator Bacon, who followed Sena-
tor Ashurst said that "out of an abun-
dance of car ION" he wanted to tell the
commits ee that he owned small arm
in Georgia, on which some articles
might he raised that were affec el by
the tariff A sewer pipe factory, a
street railway, a gas company an | an
electric company were otter in JUS
tries in which Senator Bacon sci ! he
had some interest
81 don't believe any of them ere az
fected bv any of this legislation,' he
said. II an sure | want no du Y OH
sewer pire
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SENATORS DENY
IMPROPER LOBBY
Have no knowledge Of Sinister
Use Of Money.
INDIAN ATTORNEY ATTACKED
Ashurst, of Arizona, Says McMurray
Is Smooth" Lobbyist - President
Wilson Not to Appear.

Ashurst, of Arizona, Says McMurray
Is Smooth" Lobbyist - President
Wilson Not to Appear.
Washington, June 3.-The first sena-
tors to testify at the senate's inyesti-
CATION of the charge that lobby is
working against the tariff bill declared
that they know of no improper infiu-
ences being eXerted; no use OF money,
and had not themselves attempted to
improperly influence any other sena-
tor.
All admitted having talked with
with manufacturers interested in the
tariff, having heard arguments and
protests, but all considered such pro-
ceedings strictly legitimate and none
considered the men with whom they
talked as lobbyists.
Senator Ashurst, however, declared
that "a man named McMurray" had
been attempting improperly to inf1u-
ence senators against the movement to
cancel certain Indian contracts by
which McMurray is said to stand to
receive $3,5O0,o00. Senator Borah also
referred to ''ths man Senator Ashurst
mentioned
Just before the committee began
taking testimony Chairman Overman
and Senator Reed conferred with Pres
ident- Wilson 1t was said the presi-
dent would hot be called before the
committee, but would transmit any in
formation he might have on the sub
ject of a lobby"
Senator Ashurst testified that he was
not interested directly or indirectly.
financially, in the production, manu-
facture or sale of any article men
toned in the tariff bill rany--other
bill pending in congress, nor had he
sought to influence any other senator.
Senator Ashurst said he had not
kept record of those who had talked
with him, but he was prepared to give
names of all he could remember. The
first was civilian Kettner, of Cali.
fornia," who had asked him to find out
whether or not there would be any
further reduction in the tariff on lem
ons and fruits. The senator asked