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LITTLE BOY ACCIDENTLY
 SHOT THROUGH ARM

..Gabe Meyer .Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs J. c. Meyer, and the grandson of Mag istrate Gabe Meyer, was shot and slightly wounded on Tuesday while hunting with a number of his friends near the city. The bullet from .22 calibre rifle passed through the fleshy part of the right forearm and the wound is clean one, the bones not being touched by the bullet in it's passage. Young Meyer went to the nearest telephone and called a physi- elan who placed the boy in his buggy and carried him to his home, where the wound was dressed and the boy is able tobe out, a little the worse for the accident. He refuses to tell which of his companions accidently shot him, and was much concerned over the fright tfat the accident would cause his mother
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Strong Tastes and Palates,

Fifteenth century Engiishlnen sel dom used either milk or butter. They used great quantities of spices, how. ever, in their food, and. apparently, did not care for the mors delicate fla. vors that suit modern palates. It is pointed out by a writer that storage eggs and renovated" butter would have had ready marke: with tAeuu
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TRADES COUNCIL
 TALKS OF LABOR DAY
Bl'SINESS WAS CAST ASIDE LAST NIGHT TO REVIEW PLANS
 FOR BIG CELEBRATION.
Many Members are Named as Special Policemen for Day by Mayor
 Bloom.

At the meeting the Central Trades Council las; night very little business. except of a routine nature, was transacted, as the evening was taken up with discussing plans for the Labor Day celebration next Mon day. The report of the committee was enthusiastically received. and all the delegates expressed approval of the work of the committee. From re- ports made by the delegates, it was learned that practically all the unions will have floats in the parade, and large representation of member ship.
 At the request of Mayor Simon Bloom. a number of men were select ed to act as special policemen Labor Day. Those selected by the Council are as follows: C. A. Goshorn, Jack Hull. c. P. Rueter. J. c. Curlin, Wal ter Herschell, Dennis Harper, Fred Enderby, w. L. Meeks. w. M. Meek, B. F. Daniels, E. B. King. Ed Price, B. F. Sharp, Chas. Reyman, z. B. Albright, Walter Davis. Jake .Turley, x. H. Alexander, l.. R. Cason, Chas. I.usby. George C. Morris. E. E. Young, George Gerin, Joe Johnson, l.. H. Bingham and Pat Turney.
 President w. B. Hicks was present last night at the meeting but owing to a game hand yielded the gavel to Vice President Price, J. A. Moore acting. as vice president.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-28

The daughter of A. Mitchell, Bag dad, Ky, had a bad case of kidney trouble and feared her health was permanently impaired. Mir. Mitchell says: "She was in terrible shape but got her to take Foley Kidney Pills and now she is completely cured.' Women are more liable to have kid ney trouble than mea and will find Foley Kidney Pills safe dependable and honest medicine. Seawells S Pharmacy.
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slr Walters Good Fortune.

UT "ATS0T0 OVoU TV'e eU
 Sir Walter Raleigh had called to take . cup of tea with Queen ElixA' both.
 Tt was very good of you, Sir Wal ter" said her majesty. smiling sweet ly upon the gallant knight. "to ruin your cloak the other day 50 that my feet should not be wet by that horrid puddle. May not instruct my lord high treasurer to reimburse you foS It."
 Don't mention 1t, your majesty" rs piled Raleigh. Tt only cost two ana six and l have already sold 1t to a1 American collector for ES.0o0" Lip pinc0tt's.
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intellluent Qatrlcl,.

An ostrich wajch recently passed away at a private 100 il, Rcdfordshira was found to have eaten seven pounds of stones and | bicycle puncture out. flt It ia thought, says LoGdon Punch. that the Intelligent creature had tried to cure an interIa, cut caused by the sharp edge of the stones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-28

If you want your Brick work done neat and good, and cheap, it will pay you to see R. B. Webb, con- tractor of all kinds of brick and cement work. He will save you money. Phone 914, address 506 East 17th street. 7-31-1m
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RiQht Word.

Elderly Aunt-My dear, I have just put you down in my will for s10,O00. Her Niece-Oh, auntie, what can say to thank you? How are you feeling tOday?-I.ife.
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Monumental Malorltv,

If one could get the vote of those sho feel worse the day after . holi. lay than they did the day before. he probably could be elected-Atchiaou
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-08-28

Atlanta 6, Memphis ).
 Nashville 17. New Orleans f Montgomery ,, Chattanooga ,, Ten innigs. darkness. P Mobile 9, Birmingham 1.
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N Gan Be Relied Upon

american Drug and Press As on authorizes its members to ee absolutely Meritol Hair Nl' Nlsas sls mo, equal. sItsis. a won eneay Al Aa'tTials wlli convince Dewoody & Co.
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\ Bread for salc at all r1a tf
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No games scheduled.
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BASEBALL

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-04

Meit ihren eroBen, itrablenben auz
eeu fab Murgot Sur Sdlpeiter dut
uno in biefen Ineen itanb Die 4nt<
mort; .@s tit bos 8ebot Der Gtebe,
unter bem ih laabele!"
9lber iie sab bieIer Gripiosrln9
teine Worte. fonnern perIeBte einfah:
sd mub ettpas 5u tbun haben, lch
rarf niht meinen 9eoanten nahhdn=
oen. Spnlt mif6t man Sih in trub'r
Stimmune ipobl unter frDblife W'sli.
ften, iebt aber niiroe SrDhlihteit mir
rebe tbun, od muB Die 9lrbeit belten.
Sic bielt bos Godden, an benz lie ss@
ndbt, in Die 6ohe uno iaste NIT ipshs
miitbigsm 2dde!n: Sin aun'tipert
miro es nid3t oeporben iein, aber meil
tleiner Ileranber lit bod bomtt 5ns
frieoen. llnb nun tomm, ih plu Dir
eine 8eTdihte er5Ghlen."
,Eante", iag.s Der anabe, niage mir
lieber, no bieGltern iino, tparum tpms
men lie niht 81 uns?"
,Wein ainb", perIebte Mar9ot nit
ttrdnenoen aueen, .0u pirit lie betps
an einem ih0neren Srt pieoerlelen,
pr Iie sIiitlidsr limb ols bier"
LIMB parum fonnen mir nlht gu
ifren, porum miiNen mir bierbleis
benz" fragte Der anabe nit Der 0art'
nGdiateit eines ainoes.
.@eil fir ans Die 3eit nod niGt
qeiommsn iit", rerIebte- Wargot, Den
aopf besainoes fanft on iih oriideno.
Du tpirIt lie pisberIebeu, aleroneer
ober nur oann, ipenn Su ibnen 2tets
mttbringit, ianfte, per5elH:nos Waen'
ifenliebs."
,Was 1T bos, sante2 Wub i'd De
;srau nit ben b0ien Qugen, DIE INNER
! 70 unfreunolih lit, nud lieben?"
rSie bat Dir nihts suIeioe g'than
| Tie lit nur traurla uno pcrum muB'
0u lie hcppelt lieben."
cSm ge6en3immer lpurbe jebt etf
Ieihtes 8erGuid pernebmbor, aber al:
| Maropt na6 her llria6e bes 9erau
| ftes fprIchte, iuA lie, oab ous 3immei
leer mar uno Der Grante in ruhlgel;
| Shlummer Lao.
Drauben unter bsn SGum'r "
gDdloes, oenen Ser 6erbit ichon eine
She'll hires S6mudes uc.rau6t, gin
bic aIte 5rou rnruhta cuf unb af
Inter ibren SFIbtn laIhelte bas nsi'
Gaub. Wiit itdrr.em Bid idauts i
III Die 5erner. Gdurf uno ihneioen
nebts Der iSerbitpinb iEr ent9e9sT
abr bic eyuIttre Scensrie paBte 3
tbrer ggmiit6si.immung.
2.9s, bate Ootl W6ur9ot 9ela9tE
| i,roie bat Dir nihts auleioe gstbaI
IKE 1T nur traurig unb oarum muf
!, 1u Iie ooppslt lieben." gs ubsl
;dauerte iie. Sis preBte Die Sdnos fe
, auf bic gruit unb iduute finuber nat
hem 9eis6sra, pon beNen Sobe b
9Ruuern oes Stlofes tpintten. SET
Z houIten in oeu emit 10 i4on g
I inmudten 3immern, in benen froh
? olidlife Menlfen qeIebt, Die Solo.
: ten Der Repolutionsarmee.
] (Sorticbung ioI8t)
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Aus barteln bol9. !
Rpmdn BON
Doris Srciin b. Q 3 att q e n
(Gortiebuna.l

(Jortisbung.)
nSoQ i6 oonn unisre 8erlobunS
l0icn - i6on ieBt? 3us biintt mir
10 riitii6ts!ps unb iibereilt."
Stef bate ibr burh Die Id odrauf
abipieqelnoe 9erIeasnbeit nod rel3enz
Der eriheinenoss gsii6t nur smpor9es
ri6tet.
Sc erfolqts tsine 4ntpOrt. oabsr
iaote iis ihneQ:
sd erbieIt o!eien Moraen cinen
9rief BON meinen ameritunliheH
9Sreunben aus paris. Wlrs. 3ROms
ion uno ibr Gatte labsn mid berali6
4no orinosno elm, bod ndfite Mode
nit ihRen nd6 philaoelnhia auriid3us
tehren. pa i'd, ME lie meinsn, fir
neue Ginorite iehr empfdnslih lei,
10 plroc bic Rsiie mir aeIpiB @ersniiz
cen bsrsiten. Sir Elm paar Wtonats
.onnte mein 8erlobtsr mid TAon frei.
oeben, ihreiben iie. Soa ia es tbun,
| Wsutter2"
.Siherlih, nsin ainb, tpenn Du Dir
Ibpehsluna un0 GrAoluno oapDn
uerfprihit. 2llein anbsrerieits lit e
aud beine 9f!ift, porerIt nit 9ernc
/ barber 3u reben. Sonoerbar, sr bat
oleihfaas Rsi'enlGns uno iprah ba'
BON. nit elmer Geiellihaft ndh -
9lfrita au oelen. Ter llrlaub uno cir
8ertreter fir ieinen Qanbrathspoiter
lpGren ihm tereits in Iusiiht ueitelt.
entaesnete Die Dame ruhig uno errft
pbne aniteineno ben idhen SSarben
tpehieI i'm 9lntl.B bes WGoaens al
beahten.
! ,gr - min - fort! Rah - If
rita2" itammeIte Stef beinahe tonic!
unb ipranq tpie burh eineu sssoeroruc
empor.
| ga, mein ainb, uno 10 ihtpsr bic
fer @eoonte audi fir uns Gltern 1T =
unter obipaltenDen 8erbdltniien mir
be id) 8ernD oenno6 aureben, es al
tSpn. Wenn er Dann in einem Bier
diahre fpiepertehrt uno audi bu DOT
loeiner ameritaniiden Rsiie auriid bif
! pirD iih alles bisber 10 9ittere =
Shmeralihe ausaeqlifPn baben IN
cine Q0Iuna Der unter 10 spinaenoe,
umitGnben aeihloiienen 9erlobuna no
turliher iein!"
4ls Stef nah iener beoeutiams
: llnierreouna pisber ibr titles Gimme
) betrat. bate oas ieitfer nur miibs Rs
t iianation nnb 1rauer asiaenbe, iuna
I 6eiiht pl0blih einen anoeren Qusoru
{ anaenommen.
Das nit aQem benz Rsihtbume IN
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@on Sohn GalsDort ,.

sSh fab ihn gum eritsn Ulal an sls
ntm sSriihiinastage - on elnem lene-
lace, an bsusn man iid tpie 'm
9anm elmer rphligen, erihlafFsnoen
Wsiieieteit fiibli, an oenen Die gnit
miIo uno marin bic qDanssn itrelft.
uno bas 6srs ppu pom einem uner.Idrs
IIid]en Sebnen iii, Ole Ser5en aisoerer
Menifen tennen Su lernen.
Gr mar Elm tleines, unanlehnlltss
Wl0nnlein, baiie breiie. bo6gssogent
ShuItern une fat gar ttinen oals;
uno an Ieiner tisri6rotisen, bo!8erntH
eleitaIt in hellsm. id3dbigsm 5un aro
eefiidten eelben S6uhen fiel beionpers
auf. oub er teintn 8rui,.aiien 3u Eas
ben itoien. aliss on ibm mar Had =
bon i.inem appf nit bem gslbeH s3dar
pem blaiien 0eiif. NIT Shnurrbar'
nnb 4uoenbrauea pom Der aleiGsu
sTorbe unier benz uIisn. fhmolruno;'
cen Strobhut biz binunisr 81 ben I'LL
Pen. Es par, cIs oh bns aeben fpi'
Gin 6onl iiber ihn hinsefcbren mare
9luh isin Geiitt fhien nur aus pr
onmeniariiger 5ant unp anodKn 81
tsiieben; feline rotblihbrounen, run
rem gfuasn batien ieine Wimpern
feline bluiIeeren aipRn tparen 5uiam
menaeprebt, als periieselten iis nli
Geheimnib elmer tobtIihen ansit. 9
ftano gans rlbia b1. nur fein Atkl
| etna suhenb unD raiIelno. uno isin
ilou.nartiaen 6dnbe fubren nsrpO
OIL ben 6oienbsinsn auf unb ob. Sein
| Gtirme flong id,tpdh nno beiitr.
ia, id) mar ein 8ddtr.@ ertlarie G,
sic Fasen, bab i6 mfrs oa sebol
bab. 2lber ih babe ia ME cine amber
.. arbeit gelernt; ih bab mid ssfurdotei
, haB id, nihts anoerss 81 ihun bsidn
msnn ids aufssb. Gos Baden 1T bal
net gut fir -"
Il gr ariff nit benm1etra. gelbsn Jir
germ bortbin, mo faF Hihts gum Ore
fen suriidgeblieben mar.
.Ta5u bob ih 5rau anb Sinh b
heim,1 fubr er nit feiner proiaildF
: | Stimme fort. sd hub ne ipobl
Nnait. Wenn it3 nur oufbOren fOni'
. barber nan5ubentsn. mas aus ibnt
l,psrbsnfol, bann oIaub ~, ,pdr NH
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Oori. iene ibr befdnnten iunaen
ufaod1en nnb Oerren ertiihnen iidI Ios
gar. IN oieIer Gtunbe miteinonber su
fliiftern unb flirten!
Wur HeliS ieItfom bleife unb per.
itorte 3iigc fdienen feate ben islbitbe-
iuuBien Musbrud pcrloren au haben.
Starr unb resunaslps itano iie an Der
Gltern Seits.
Sb Der einaiaen Shpeiier 5pb benz
cberflahlihen. esnubiiihtiacn Widbs
den frohl einen !ieferen. ldiiternbcn
GtnDrud hinterlailen piirbe2 Sb tie
ipeacn ihres oft hartef, lieblofcn NE
lens Gittd ae1eniifer nid1t heite bod
8eue unb noaenoe 8eipiiIensbiiie em-
pfano2
Sutca Sh0nrieben bsfono iih nihi
inter Der 2rausrperIammluna. gr lit
an bic 9otihaft nad Maorio periebt.
eSraeno iemono bat ihr bieie Reuia-
teit NIT pie!innennem glids auasrount
Die 3borenl Cans peritohssn, aber
Die 3horen. @ans psrl
rerahtlih, trpbig sutte es Inn Der
! Edpouen Muno.
Cine Stunbe ipdter mar Die ernit'
iseier beenbet.
| 2siotraaence unb 6dusodite soaer
| iih in ihre gemGhsr suriid.
Riioaer bat ben Seinen fliid,tia sc
bepohl oeiaat nnb unbsmertt bai
Shlob perlaiien.
/ Bon Ilthoff bis su Dem nofrhloiIe
neu Duaen bcaleiiet. reid1te er oieien
nur itumm bic 6ano.
Rod sinmal irren bes siinaerei
miioe. umflorte auaen. oletd1ldm Ib
| ihieo nehmeno. iibcr Die Sseniterreihei
oss itattIit,en 8aues hinfpea.
/ Sin fis.s.. Ia1iVeqriB.
. (ssortfebnng iolat.)
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6rnnseiseHtbaMsSbertras
gineinnati 3. Ropember.

gppa 9rpoen on Ssnrn 2. auhn,
Got go. 50 bon Wi6ael Dsoult's I'm
terabttsilung IN Rsptolpn, O., 81.
.. 20. Craig an Cora 31ulIer, 40
Bel 135 Sub an Der goro Seno Roao
in Gbspiot, 81.
,3lp.ite Ratipnal gant an 4nthonn
g. Shnsioer, Got go. 248 BON 5enrp
:. Shulte's 1b;heiluns IN Deer
qart. 81.
Ddlter 6. Mdroori, 1ruitee, a,
| q. s. Roeers, Got 60 1910 in geehs
pcoo llnisrabtbeilung, 81.
Ddlter 3. 8rospenor on sSlorenee
Nebrastd, 1.524 ader 2anD in Ssis
tion So, Storr's gonnibip. 1915.
| 5reberic u. 0ounifteI il. on 5enrn
Nelion Dram, bic iuo!ihe falbe Got
BON SO. Al pon ainrpoob 2ano 60.
spsiten llrterabteiluns, 81.
Charles Msinefe on Sad 9reiant.
Got SO. SO pon aennsop 5.iebts llns
tsrabtb,ilung, 81.
| Warrsn 6. Stetpor. on Inna Sorta
Ter, 40 Qtsr 2ano In Ss.tiou 13, Sps
camprs 9ofpnibip, 81.
| Gmrlss 6. glod an Warp Gr.bur
gurtbarbt, 80 bei-200 iyuB an Der
| Suofeits Der glspelann Qps., $50 5nb
psitlih Der 5ortforb aps.. 81
Gharles u. 6eilter on Gatherin,
1 3hitnep, AZ bel 143 5ub an Der Isits
Isit. Der 5alptborne ape., 81.
Hran. g. Gperbaro on Roiin1
sSunt. Got 80 in Oit QorippOo Spnbi'
cate unterabtbsiluns, 81.
9ictpria Strouo an 1boEas Rilsp
Got % in Spbn s. 9itiesu's llntsrdb'
: ttsilung in WaoiIpnpilIs. 81.
sSlora R. $11gIsr II. u. an Ssnni
8. gohoaro, 9bsil BON Got 126 in u
'lQ. .. grambls's Gitate in Wabifon
bile. 81.
g. Nt. Stnisosrs on SamueI .
Cooper, Got 78 in Spencer II. Iap
: Ior's llntsrabtbsiluns in RoBmopnt
81.
, SoIspb 5art an Settle 5art. Got
!; 81 uno SO in Cooperative 9. II. Y
! aFn. llntsrabtbsilung in gono Sil
81.
Worp Repnolos an William q
> Smitb, IS bsi 81 Jub an Der gsorn
I.its Der 4. Str, "a CUB 0Itlih bs
8 Wlain Cir, 81.
alsranbsr 5. Sones an WpoeIta Z
: Dale, Got 56 in Sobn u. 9oesman'
\ llntsrabtbsiIung bon Rorth Walnl
!. Sills. 81.
RuppIpb Rbsinbolbt H., on Gre
LIS .grinimann II. o.. Cots 2o6, 20
Z unp 2bsiI pon GOT 205 In Der llntel
8 obtbeilung pou Marp Wloors's sfta
!. an gortpin Str, ST..
!. Wlarp Sople Il. a. on Gbarles vi
]. dsnitstie IT,. 20 bel 81 Jub on b
u SiibIsite Der Ssbler Ctr, 40 Ju
speitlib Der GouiIa Str, 81.
n 2auretta Robsrtion on Gibel
!. goliinesr, Got 351 in 8cfinser
n 6optin's slpsitsn llnierabtki.ung
Ia South Iprpooo, ST..
@iliam Wl. BRADFORD an 8erna
{. auebIer, 81 4der QaHb in Se!tion
s. in Speamors 5puHIbip. 81.
William 6. gorritpeil on Jreo.
is Smith, Cots 2 unb 3 in Bell
6 Gtwle's unt.rabtbei!uns in Wpomir
IN ST.
CLARA 3. Walters an Sennie
Ib Bolton, Cots 2 unb 3 In Joispb Wl
ia oeria's llnt.rabbtbeiluns, 81.
tt Gonrao GusRtber an John Gerir
br 25 BEL 100 5ub an Der Horofeiie
si. aatbam 2lDs.. 30 Gub 0itlih Der 8
g. Ctr, 81.
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gamma 0urman an 0roee Sarinan
Curb u. 81, 5000.
Marp Mrihur gurtbarot an Mpollc
l5. II. 8. g., $4,000.
0enrn Nelion Dram an Jreosrie
u. OaubiItel, $2400.
6enrn S. Mlbert5art. on Wtnolion
Rp. Q. u. 6. Co., $4,000
Serbert Canaan an Gisnfaie 9.
g., $2500.
! So6ine Woen on %. Wdrp .. u.
Co., $4,000.
Wlabeita +. Dale an Rorts Ginein@
natl 6. Ii. 9. Co., $4,000
! Jreo. s. 8rintmann an ealhcun
2. Ii. g. 60, $4,000.
GtheI 6. goliinser an Sinr y. VI.
Ip. 3 Co., 5000.
2eiterio gianeiuforo an Gmmo
5ouie, $500.
5enrp 3immsrmonn on Sobn
Meper, $1197.
/ ge Ohio 9ollo't 60. an WaIbiloo
Sperbero u. o., $4,000.
/ Clarence SadiOu on Sbonas ylstp'
Eisgin, $500.
4 aouiIe Reiners an SotIep .. IL. z
60, $4,000.
4 Wiaeaie 8rattan an Delta 8. u
60, S250o.
1 esennie $. Bolton an gasIe 2. II
la. o., $500.
Gieislbe an Clara 5. Waltsrs
$500.
Sobn 8eriug au anna 5iImss
500.
CLARA gcob an Z. 8aro 9. II. 9
Co., S1700.
Sofepb 9. 3ieslsr an bisielbs
$4,000.
8etilgte Shpptbeten.
Wm. 3rpoen OH Reptotrn y. II. :
u. Go, $3.50.
DerieIbe an Ttorris Ii. WtRail
s4oO.
emma gapioTon on Samss @
Cooper, sos.
Tlorence eff au Nortb Ginctn
natl 6. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
} Senrp sderIs on SouthIibe Z.
D q. Co., S75C.
'SoIsph 9irr on Fundamental 8 |
b 9. Co., $500.
B +. q. 8anoiItsI an Gait SnS Bar
I Co., $1400.
QlIsn q8. Bulb on aintOIn 3 .
n go. l, $3.50.
!. 9tnna 6. greebme an 2opel II. Wsl
tuel 9. Il. 6. Co.. 5000.
!. gu6ert &. Sopae,er an Jraneis ]
: gopIsp, $1,000.
MatbiIoa psI3er an Gbus. Y. Glad
n $500.
Il epa 81. grsnbfe an sohH Ritol
}, S25o0.
9ller. ). sSonag an Rortb gincil
| natl 6. II. 3. 60. $1,000.
l. Qourstta Robertion an Gli1s Wla
$500.
l. Somss Cunningham an Samu
J. Golbfmitb, $400.
srant .. Gpsrbdrb an 2otpsr Wia
II let g. II. 9. u. Co., $500.
r. Ilm. 9eltrup on +. 5laoun
Is 1920.
6ubert BRADFORD on Wm. Bra
~ fprn, $1,000.
I Biittium 9gttitt Gil 8ellttaa 8ellttaa 6 q g. 6
$1,000.
Ia ;. q. 3isgIsr on z. Woro 6. Il.
Il Igo., $4,000.
1erisIbs on s.. 6. 9ahoub. S1lC
D. CLARA goub on GatIsp BAL
b. $1,000.
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Gra1SeiseatbxssS .8sYStbefes,
Neue ppotbeten

~ w
Cora sbullen an WeitDDoo 5oms.
iteab Co., $1,000.
hannab s. Miller an Central Jair'
mount 9. II. 6. Co., $500.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-13
FOUND SLAIN AFTER DISPUTE
Boy Strangled and Shot Four Times
Brother Has Disappeared.

PORTLAND, Conn. January 13-Fo1-
lowing a dispute with his elder brother.
Joseph. over the performance of an er-
rand. .fourteen-year-ol Edward Siopren
vanished last Wednesday. Yesterday he
was found murdered. A party Of school
mates who had been in quest OF him
since Thursday came upon his body.
The police are looking for Joseph. nine
teen years old, who has disappeared.
The two brothers lived with their
father. and according to him they had
frequent quarrels.
Edwards absence did not become gen
orally known till Thursday morning,
when futile search was made for him
The same morning Joseph was seen on
a trolley car. bound for Hartford. All
trace Of him has been lost since.
After Sunday school yesterday sew
eral of the intimate friends of Edward
appealed to the others to make a last
search for him. The little posse was
returning from the woods. fatigued and
discouraged. when two Of them started
to poke long sticks in pile of stones il
a field 200 yards from the missing boys
home and saw the body.
The lad evidently had been first stran
revolver into his body. The Mortified
Youngsters notified the father. who car.
ried the body home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-13
MAY FURTHER RESTRICT
LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN CITY
Complaints Made Against
Restaurants Sending Out for
Beer for Guests.

Additional restrictions may be thrown
around the liquor traffic. and particularly
the bottling and sale of beer in the Dis
trict of Columbia. as the result of COM
plants made to the excise board and the
health department today by commit
tee representing the Central Labor Union.
The committee, consisting of John E.
Colpoys, \. c. Hayden and John b.
Weber, asked the excise board to put an
end to the practice followed by certain
restaurants of sending out for beer for
patrons. and requested the health depart
mcEt to- investigate complaint that in
some Of the smaller establishments i'll
Washington beer is bottled under insani-
tary conditions.
In addition, the committee urged adop-
ton of a regulation which will make uli-
lawful the drinking of intoxicating liquors
upon any street, alley. vacant lot or other
public space. 1t was suggested that a
law of this character would eliminate
many of the objections which the
GROWER order Is intended to abolish.
When informed by the excise board that
only the Commissioners have the author
ity To promulsatc a regulation of this
KIND the committee members announced
their Intention of taking the matter up at
once with the Distr ct heads.
The excise board took under considera-
ton the suggestion relative to abolshins
the practice of restaurants sending tC
nearby saloons for beer to be served with
the meals ordered by patrons.
Health Officer William &. Woodward
after being informed by the committee
that there are a number of saloons and
wholesale liquor houses in Washington
that are equipped with small bottlne
plants located in cellars and outhouses
and that frequently these plants are not
provided with means for properly cleans
ing and sterilizing bottles. stated that an
investigation will be made at once with a
view to arriving at all the facts in the
case.
1t was stated that the sale Of bottled
beer, since the adoption of the "growler
order, has increased largely Health Off
Ger Woodward takes the ground tha. bee,
bottled under insan.tary conditions is a
menace to public health, and if he finds
that such conditions exist. 1T is an
nounced. adoption of remedial measures
will follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-13
Beginning of Proceedings.

The impeachment proceedings against
Judge Archibald We're started early in
1872, when complaint was made to the
Interstate commerce commission. and
later 10 Attorney General Wickersham
and President Taft. that Judge Archibald
had been concerned in influencing rail-
roads TO grant him certain favors in con-
nection with coal land deals and the set
tlement of cases involving coal proper
ties.
The House of Representatives called
upon President Taft for a copy OF the
charges against the Commerce Court
Judge. and in May, 1912. 1t began an in
Nestigation through the judiciary COM
mlttee. which ended in the recommends
ton that Judge Archibald be impeache
Scores of witnesses testified to the House
judiciary committee before il adopted the
articles OF Impeachment. and the ma
lorlty OF them again gave their testi-
mony before the Senate during the trial
that has Just closed.
The House voted To impeach Judge
Archibald July .. and the Impeachment
was laid before the Senate July IL The
trial did not begin. however. until De
cembcr = The charges accused him of
having used his judicial influence TO Sc
cure favors from railroads that were It'll
gants or possible litigantS before him. of
having accepted favors from lawyers who
practiCed in his court, and of having
been guilty of other misconduct as a
Judge
Judge Archibald admitted practically
all Of she facts as to his negotiations for
culm properties, but in each case he
maintained that the blIsines negotiations
were innocent in themselves and that
n. had not in any way iniSuscd his
judicial power or rendered himself sub
iect te impeachment or indictment under
the law
Briefly stated. the thirteen charges
brought against Judge Archibald We're as
follows:
First. That he Influenced officers OF the