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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-07
Die uniidtbar. Resierans Der
Ser. Staaten.

o5n Der 9erfaFuna lit uendu pprs..
| ihrieben, mic bic Rsgisrung Ter Der,
Staatsn qefii6rt rpsrbsn IoQ. Del
Songreb ioQ Die 8eiese formulirgn
uno Ite odnn BEN prGiiosnten sur ge.
nebmigun9 unterbreiten. ppbsi ibm
oos Re6t 3uitebt, iis gu perperfen, ia
tpeI6 leBterem 5aus cine 3peior tel
WtajOritdt in beibsn Sduisrn bss aons
greiTss notbpeHbig lit, I'm bic pom
prditoenten pertporfens Bill rehtss
trdftig gu MAIDEN. Sn ben sriten Sas
gen Der RepubIit purbe oGn Dor hrifs
ten Der 8Onititution gsmdb perfabren.
Dor ungefGbr 35 Sabren fiihrte Der
jeBigs prdiiosnt Der Der. Stuateu.
WoooroD WiIion, It6 nit eintm
9u4e Elm, in peI6em er ben Ra6peis
IteFerte, oaB aus Der Regierunq Der
Der. Staten Der Gongreb ausgeI6dls
tet uno bic gefeBgsbsnbs 8epalt IN
Die Spn9reb@Gommitteen ii6erse1aus
gen lei. Die aommittcen 6sitimmsn,
fpelte eingsbradten Bills Dor ZEN
EoHgreB gelangen Iolen unb lpelhe
nl6t uno Die Bills, nel6e hie Roms
mittesn empfsbleno 5uriidEeri6tsn,
erIangen Gefssestraft. Die geras
thungen. tpeIhe bic beiotn SGui.r beg
RongreNes iibsr 9orIaaen fiibren,
ieten rein formeQerIrt. 9om 3ommitz
tee rDuroe anqen0mmen, baB es nifTe,
peIte Bills oem Yortbeil Der 9artei
oienen uno ous eriibriae fir bic
Dtaiorttdt ulIe tpetteren gr0rterunaer.
Spdter tpurte bic 9eIeBaeblrnq nod
peiter ton3eRtrirt, b. f.. Der aonoref
dIs Qefesgebsnoer 5attor qdnslif uns
terorudt. Die eefammte aeaierunqsz
Ufdfhinerie gelangte in bic 61noe oes
Spre6ers Deg 6auIss unb elmer Ros
terle bon fpenigen Senctoren i'm ans
eeren 6duie. Ia Ger Spreher bic
aommttteen ernannte, 10 beTeBte er
oiefeIbsn nit Rudfidt duf Die Bills, |
be er pdifirt ober unteroradt ie6sn
pclite uno bic Gotsrie tbat bas gleis |
aber es folgte nod cine peit.re
Gon5cntrirung. Nus ben Stooten, |
in rpelfen bas Stimmreht rein iIuIos /
rid if, oa Dirtbfhaftlite 4fbdnlias I
teit bic Stimmseber gu potitiIheu |
StlcDen beraboriidte, mas bduptIdds I
.i6 in ben tleinsn sanbuitrieitaatsn Der
FAD mar, Durben bieielbsn Senatoren
5titonbia tpieoererpGblt. GemGB benz
in Sendt iibiinen 9rauh Der 4ncienz
1ltdt riidten bie Senntorsn, bic Ian ,e
3sit ibr Wlonbdt bebielten, i'm Qaufe
'sr 5ohre in bie gOriiserp0ftsa Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-07

isin. qIe ni1sfihen fapitaIiiiirtxr
geretnisnngen unb auh bic Mrbeitsr4
llnionen follen elmer llnteriuhuns unl
tsr8o5sn tDeroen. in ipie nett iie in un.
gebibrIicher Meifs aonsreB Ritslis.
Der gu beeinfluifen Deriuft hoben. Gr.
ft6tli9 TT iebod, ipis mir geseist ba.
ben, bnb niGt Bios bic 8eeinfIuiiun9
Der aongreB Wlitslieber, fonoern
ouh bic BeeinfluFung Der aongre5s
Bdblen senuu feft3uitsIlen lit unb in
leBterer Sinfi6t fperoen isbr braittihe
8sieBe erlaHen tperben miiHen, nm bic
abihIahtuns ebrIi6 geIinntsr Gons
srsb MitsIieber 3u perbinoern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-07

Die MtttbetIuns, baB off.
aioferieits bic Di9tigfeit Der sDifter
Gem oeuti9en &aiier unb benz a0nit
bon StuIien in aHI sepflogenen 9eras
thunsen 3ugeitduoen piro, perbient
9eo6tune. Die QnIibt blrfte bered).
ttgt fein, bab ben Dreibunbmdhten
, Die neuen Mirren i'm 9alton 5orqen
peruria6en. Der 8erbaht fdbeini
por5uliesen, bdb Serbien unb Gries
fenIono i'm Quftrage RuBlanbs bans
beIn, um 2eBterem cine poiitipn i'm
galton Su it6ern. Cine Iolhe Sanbz
lrn9sfpetie Diiroe pDlIig nit esr rui1iz
ihen politit iibereinitimmsn, mpmenz
tan Dor Der llebermdht suriid3u4peiz
6en, I'm bonn uuf S6leihpegen ans
genun1hte 3iel gu geIangen. Gs
unterIiegt ni6t benz mtnbeiten ,3tpei>
tel, 1T iogar ieIbitoer Itdnblih, boB in
ct. petersburg Elm erimmiger 6db
9e9en Seiterreih eftebt unp bab man
baieIbit bes Qsbteren @orberrfdaft
I'm gaItan, aus peI6er RubIdno per=
ordngt pprben lit, niht onerfennen
mill. Wltt perbaltensr Wutb fiiete IiA
RuBIano in Die Mnnerion bon gpss
nten unb Der Ser3s9otpinu Seitens
SeIterretbs. Rod i'm leBten Iueens
bid periuhte ss, bieien Oft 3u perz
Etnoeru, tnbem es Ser6ien mpbtl ma
den Iieb, in Der @rpdrtuna, odb bic
Furht Dor einem mogltfen europGiz
f6en Srtege ben 0reibunb, Ipe3ieI
Seut16Ianb peranlaHen perbe, bon
Ger 4nnerion ab3uIteben. grit, oIs
aus Berlin bic GrtIdrune BON Der
gunoestrsue fam,
fugte man iih in in 81. petersburg
in oas lnpermeiblide. Qber es mar
nur Elm momentaner Riid3ug. Rubs
lanb ihmiebete neue pIdns. IS perauz
laBte ben 9rieg gsgen bic Siirtei, mo-
bel ieine Gripartung ou6tn ging, Ser
Liens 9ebiet bis an bas aoridtiiha
9Ileer dus3ubebnen uno baourh pies
Der bic 9errIhaft i'm gultan erlanQen
5u tDnnen. IS mub cine bsrbe gnts |
tduihun9 fir Rublonb aetpeIen isin, |
1Is @rgIano iich in bieIsm Sale uuf
bic Seite oes 9rsibunbs iteqts. 2lber |
Rublano 9ibt nismaIs nah. Sect Bat |
= Serbien unb 8ristsnIanb sesen
5uIearisn sebsbt, um Die 8aItans
5rage Don Rsuem aufrolen 81 t0nz
zen. Dap bic beiben GGnOer iih su
.inem itmd6Iihen RId3ug ge3ipun9en
eben iperben, DerifldQt Der ruFiIhen
Grlitit nihts. sic min 10 lanse niht
Ruhe in europa auFtommsn IaTsn,
lIs bis iie bic oerlorens poiition i'm
9aItau 3uriiterIanot bat. 2lIetn niss
er 3dbigteit Iteht bic unbeugiamtsit
'es Dreibunbs eegeniber uub Der Be-
ut beg aonigs bon Stalieu in Siel
i ohne Jraoe Elm 8int no9 ct. De-
srsburg, bab ale Soffuuuger, bic
ian iih bort maht, ben 9reibunb Il
ur6 ben Qustritt StaIisns Iodsrn gu I
0nnsn, oergsbIih iinb. Sm 2idbte bic !
IT 9oredngs iii aud gu psriteben, {
'urum DsutibIuno feline Ruitunosn {
eritdrtt Bat unb Seiterreih bieiem 4
'etipiel folgt. Der Srtebe guropl3 {
ibt iit nur rpabren, in6em man ben !:
4ifii6en Rdntsn cine unubsrtpinoz I
DE Daffenmo6t entgegeniteQt. i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-07

i gertrid fanii iih ober aiiI bos sl
Ier ielnes gnoeS uno oeIIcn onei
Ifnnutc Scilcriolge beruien. gser ctip
Die 6rngc iteili: 8ie Ianae beitel
0as Bah ibon, erb1lt Die rbetoriif)
Antiport: .Seit speitaniefo ssaf
rem" Wertrih mar fpie Maiden. Gm
imo gSiesbaoen elm 9aomerboo un
Gte Srilminer ieiner cIteiten anIaael
tueiien in bas 4. ssnbrbunoert H. Gbr
ooer nod ipciter 5itriid. NPon bat DO
illtt LANCER 3eit bic idlon gearbeifet
SteInpIottc entoedt, fpetd)e bel
GneIlibIunb iiberoedte; in ibrel
WPitte mar ein Sod aeneibeit uni
Elm Robr bineinaeieet ysa6 ben
enoe Der ronliifen Serrifafi gerietl
Gas Noo in 9erfaIl ober iiibrte lana,
mir ein fiimmerIihes Taiein. Gn0lid
bat es Der leete aliriiirit bon 1rier
Clemens genscslnus, luiebcr acbo,
ben. er bat aud bns iett nod bette,
benoe ardliteftoniid) if6ne ssitrbalrs
banen lalien, mnb ipie man heute tpic,
Der 6luhtIinienaeiebe maht, 10 no.
thigte er ourh einer gebuuunaspIon
Die 9ertrtdDer gnuern, ipenn iic
SdnsdcH bnilen ipollten, iie an oie
StraBe Su iesen, fueld1c Die Grtihait
Der 2onge nah 0urfjiebt. 9eeuerc
5oiiunaeu baben ben Grtraa oes
Sprubels. Ser aitf 10000 2itcr tda.
lid, aciuntcn mar. nieber ani Die
Sobc ge6rad)t, ocn er sir Aomerseit
beretts gebobt hahen mub. n1mlid,
arf iibcr $4,000 Siter.
gertrih miro ,oas miIbe aorls.
Boo" aenannt uno man id,reibt lei.
nem 8aiier manniaiaItige @irfun.
cen gu. ssn ciner Shriii: ,s9as niitt
unls Die gertriher 1rinffur" fiibrt
abcr ireiIif, Gr. Joube, elmer Der
gnOcar3te, aus. jene geseihnuna
lianlne nod aus elmer Qeriooe Der
WcoiSin bcr, lpeI1)e Die Seilfrnit ei.
ncr WPinerolaueae lebialif mad, Dem
lpngbarcn Gunutum Der in ibr aeIo.
item SalSc bemaB. Waan ioae nif;t
oos gertrid)er @aiier ourh 5ul,.
jitiat pcritnrfen ODER etua orei &c.
der oopon trillfeu, ipo i'm aarIsbab
rincr ausreid,e. Gaube glaubt, bah
ipiebar Red,t befomme: Der
'Sebrauf Der Ytineralipdiier aus oen
oanoeH Der gtdtltr lei Der einsia
uabre. gSeoes naiiirlibe 0eiueral.
uoier III Elm san3 inoipioueIler fom.
,ii5lrter Stoif nit bohaeipornten
ncletuInreu araiten bon iuBerit Ia.
'ilem 0leid)8euid)t. Sas ourb Die
lerlngiten Storlnaen oer6nOert wiro.
Selne einpirfuns aui ben menidlli.
ben GrganiSmus gebt feiuespcas
parallel Der Maiie Der i'll ibm eeI6. |
ten SaIse. Sm 8eaentbeiI. bel elmer
5al5Ioiuue p1hit oie attionsi1blc.
eit bis ju eiltem geruilien 8raoe nit |
'er 8erolinniln1. Deil Die Iiiiosia. |
ION, Die SpaItllna Der eiu,elnen
Salse IN ibre WoIefiiIe, oomit itciat
cie gintur arbeitet nur nit 2ltomeR
NIB sltomarlIppen. ben MaoIefiilen
5ernoc oem ltmiian0e ber0anfen Die /
eriibmteiten SeiIauellen ibre giiniti.
eH eriolge. bab Die pirtiamen gs.
in ibnen in biureifenber
IoiunJ gereiht peroen." ssnheTicn
iiiet it'd Ir. 9aube Dor llebertrei.
ung: Der grltnnen lei fein Ssuna.
runnen nnb fem gtnbeiImitfeI; inl
lantcn iSollen lei bic Trintfur nit
,iat ooer pbpiifaIiifer Sherapie an
erbInoen ituo oann crit reht Dirt.
I'M.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-07

Sn oer prsiie bieTes Qanbes
tpirb ie6r Iebbaft elm S6reibeu be,
hieitgen apptetenbeIiberin 3op an
Die nPoft" beipro6en, fportn oieIe mits
theiIt, oaB tie bem glatte Die qnaei,
gen aunoitdft en3iebe, neil iie
nit oefen 5enoen3 ni6t einperitonben
tet. geridiebene ,3sttungen srbIiden
bnrtn etne georohung Der BreIIe, Sic
beitruft perDen IoQte. Gus III cine
fehr gerpaqte 5oroerung. 8os 2ln3eiz
gen in elmer 3ettung iit cine rein priy
odte QngeIeqenbeit. in pelhe Der
Staat iicg ni6t etu3umiIcben bat. DPit
Der 8ro6ung uno ginf6i5teruna bct
es lsoo6 feline Rihtigtsit. Die ar6bs
Ten 4n3eiQe Sunoer geb0ren ben ia
rltdIstrGftisIten GIaiTen an. Wenn
eteie es iif CUR QufQdbe MAIDEN, lire
Sunci6aft alien 3eitunqen su entaisz
fsn, rDelte fir bic 5ntereiTsu BEG
Boltes etntreten, 10 oirfte es feinem
Streifel unterlteQsu, bar fie bic Or
game Der offentlifen Wleinunq, penr
Quh niht aQe. 10 oo6 sum urofsn
56etl AZ beetnfluiien perm0aen berr
rbne SInnafmen tann man teine 9etz
tunqen 6streiben. 9amit tann au
QBege gebratt perOsn, oaB fe6r lpeniae
Srqane, biz fir tas Bolt pirten
iibrig bleibsn. Die einsiqe Ib6ilFe
ipuroe in Der GrE06unq oes Qbonnez
ments preties beite6en. Damn nd
zen Die 3situngen 10 unab6Gnqia aes
fteut, baB ite auf bic Qn3eiqen auns
Den Oer3i6ten t0nnten, reIp. iidb nit,t
ihnen gu unterperfen brau6ten. Wir
slauten, oaB bic 3eit nabe 1T, ipanu
pas 9olt fth ed3u entItIieben mub,
etren boberen Announcements prsts an
te3obIen, od fpnft ni6t uusbletben
lam, Dab i6lieBli6 bic grpBen 8oltss
mafen teine 8srtretung mebr in Der
yrene fInoen uno 0druus miiiTen fi6
eie ffllmmiten 8erbdltntIfe eroeber |
S6re3lt Die preFe nur i'm Sinne beg |
GroBtdpttdls. IL Dirb bic 8olttif bes |
GaRoes bisielbs Rt6tunq einfhlQoer
Jn Btrtlt6teit lit oas uebel est |
Idon in groBsm urfange aeoieben. !!
9Bisotele 3eitunqsu nebmen iebt nod !!
Die g-better in S6uB? s6re 3obl III |
gerine. @enn ss all
liner Stpierigtett nit ben arbeitass
bern tcmntt, nimmt Der qr0Bte 1bsif |
:sr grefe Steaung fir Die Qestereu.
ylei1oisI OBJ lie Re4t ober unre6t bas
)sa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-07
Die 9enutpreu, bic Dor ben

Die Ssnatoreu, bic Dor bem
SaongreB unteriu4urgs aommit.
tee gefhporen baben, Dab IS feline
a0b6piitsn sibt. iinb our6 bic Rul.
hdlf6en @nthinungen undngenebm
beriibrt, oa man tie in 8erba6t ba<
ben tonnte. faIi6e 4usIogen semabt
5I baben, Ginen pifsntliben Weineio
ptro man ibnen ieood ntdt 3unl 9ors
nurf MAIDEN. Sic baben unter einem
Gobbpiiten einen Nfann peritanben,
Der feline Irgumente nit tlingenoer
Ueun3e unterItiibt. Gine Iol6e plum
pc 5orm Der geeinfIuFung lit nibt
mebr MOos, neil iie gu gefGbrli6 oe=
iporoen tit. gn Stelle oes GjeIbes lit
Der Serrorismus setreten. Uaaa
fchlddltet BEL cen Rominatipnen unb
Na9len bic aOngreb Mitglieber 16,
Die iih Dem 9tttat Der 2obbp nif1t
filgen polIen. 8a3u lit po6l aud
0eIo notbnenorg. Gs pirb aber nidt
IN 6prm bon 8eIte6ung, Ionoern als
Wattei CUR geitrdfung Dertpunbt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-07
SeeerfcboIb.

Begen ,is ihnelIen Snbrens spuroc
eef Chauffeur sli elmer breitdoiosn
enftitrnie psrurttsils.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-07

Sn pem Sarif lit Elm gur1z
graph ent5alten, Der Sermins9ertdufe
IN gdumpoue, reIp. Die QbI6lufie,
nit elmer hoten StsmpeIIteuer beIeat.
Ne6er bic Wirtunsan oes Sermiubunz
fels geben hte Nniitten nett dusein=
orner. Die ProbuSenten BON 9aumz
trrqe iagen, Oab our6 ben Sermin=
fdnoel un9eEeure Wengen BON 9dum=
lrolle pertauft fperben, bic oar niht
oprhdneen limb unb oQburh Der Qreis
bsrdbgeoriitt tpirb. Die 9erbrautar
ron gaumtpoQe Iugen, 0aB beim Ser
mtnRanoeI rieiige Weugen bon Baum
irole getluft iperben, bic ni6t porz
E1noen iinb uno babur6 Der Qreis in
BIC oohe geidraubt pirb. Damn mel
oen ith Die 8erurbeiter bon Baum
ncae uno Iagen, bab lie 5srminoez
fGdfte obidIieben muffen, um Ii6 Qez
gan Die VerluIte gu fhuBen, Die bur6
ben Preisitur8 Der Ro6baumpole ents
fte1en tOnnten, Die iie einqeleqt 6o6en.
Stebt man Die uttuelen JbatiQben su
HatRe, 10 piro man ntemoIs QeFun= |
Zen baten, oab bic 80rIenipetuIatioz
ren ben preis BON gaumpoQe TART
herabgeoriidt babsn, pobl Qber, bah |
iIe gu uneridtpingIider 60be binaufz |
gstrteben Doroen iinb. Diro Der 5er=
unterorutt, 10 iperben sic
preifs ni6t ioI6en Stnuntunaen
iein, cap man bur6 Spetuz
lationS Gei6dfte, Jog. .6ebgen" Ti6
rpr 8erIuIten fiher gu itslen brau5t.
Sn 6olge bieier ertpieIensn 5b1tfaz
den glau6en mir. oaB bic Steuer fic5
rls h0hft niihIit, erfneifpn fpiirhs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-07
Mindener Gbrpnif.

Die Seriihmtsn" ppn 6. Sotpanb i'm
ainfiIsriteattr. Ter 9eubdu
fur be fiaatIifsn auniriammluns
stn..-- ausfsauns Biiro unb g.s
fe6fisbaus.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31
SON SAYS S|CKLES
SQUANDERED ALL
my Father Dissipated 81, ooo.-
900 Inheritance and Is Deep
~ in Debt, Besides

NEW YORK, Jan. si-stanesa
Sickles has made public financial
statement showing the present
monetary situation of my father
Il believe when the true facts are
known" said the younger Sickles,
that 1t will be shown that. besides
dissipating the $4,000, 900 estate left
by my grandfather, George G. Sickles,
my father is greatly in debt"
The table of General Sickles's liabil-
tiles foots UP $254.276. aside from the
generals indebtedness to the State
monument fund. The liabilities con-
sist mainly of mortgages on New
York real estate and unpaid interest
thereon. Explaining his purpose in
giving out the statement of his
fathers financial entanglements, Stan
ton Sickles said he did it ITO show
how useless 1t Is for misguided per-
sons to send contributions to State
officials or to my father looking to-
ward his relief"
Sheriff Harburger's fund for the re-
lief of General Sickles now amounts
to 81. 500. Although numerous offers
of help were received yesterday, only
S21 in checks and currency came in.
One of the letters, from DR.. A. II.
Levings, of Milwaukee, Wis, con-
tanned $40. DIR. Levings wrote:
"I think it is a blot on the State
of New York that she should hound
q person who has done SO much for
his country"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31
Books for the
Graduate
BOOK Balconp)

There is a peculiar dignity at
tached to the gift of a book that
Is In no way affected by its
price" Books always make the
best gifts, especially to the
graduate. We append a gift list
suggested by the remarkable
book collection in the Bamberger
balcony.
Poets-These books are nicely
bound in leather; prices from
30c to 800
Illuminated BoOls-Christy and
Harrison Fisher books, beautl-
fully illustrated; prices. 90 q 200
Little Journeys In Good Fell
lOwship"-A collection of poems
and prose quotations ... SOC
ShRlxespeare's Works-1n ten
volumes; cloth bound. Special
Vaiue az ....;. 49,, ., -. .o.Io
bound. Price ..............8.O 800
shakespeare'sWor
In one volume; leather bound. =.
$50 and 500
Life and Works of Abraham
Lincoln-Nine volumes; nicely
Life and works of Abraham
Lincoin-Bound in three-quarter
leather ......,........ 900
Charles Dickens WOrks-Fif-
teen volumes; nicely bound. IL. 90
Universal Encyclopedia
volumes: good bindings. -. .5.75
DictiOnaries--A large assert.
ment of dictionaries at prices
from 1919. Zoe to 1900
School Notwithstanding in
price from. -. 5Oc to las
Geographical GlObes-At prices
from. .............. .25c to 21.5O
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31
Between
Ourselves

Don't make any engagements
for next Monday morning. Lay
your plans to visit the Bamberger
Auditorium and witness the open
ing Of the most unique industrial
show ever planned in Newark.
Promptly at ten o'clock the
switch will be turned and the
wheels of industry will begin to
revolve-the big show that all
Newark is talking about will gal
vanize into action.
As a musical feature we have
engaged the services of MISS
WINONA HOFFMAN AND HER
BAND-an organization of skilled
women musicians.
Concerts will be held in the
Auditorium each day at 10 A. M.
and 2 P. M.
As we said before, don't fail
to visit the Auditorium Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31
Now for His OverCOat
Second FIoor-Wasbington STREET.

If he doesn't need overcoat right now, look to
the future-get him one for winter. 1t will pay
you handsomely to bring him to Bamberger's Satur-
day and fit him up in overcoat. See how prices
have now been reduced:
Boys Overcoats, 2.15-Russan and manly coats Of
plain oxords fancy overcoangs and bue brown gray
chinchias. Broken Sizes from to is years. Regular
Boys Oyercoats 365-Russian coats sizes 3 to 10;
Of al-wool blue gray chinchllas and fancy
ngs; also convertible collar models sizes II. Regu-
Boys Overcoats 4.95-Russian and polo Styles sizes
10 10; convertible collar coats sizes to H. High grade
cnchas and fancy overcoangs Also manly coats, sizes
10 10. Regular 700 and $50, at ............. 495
Boys Overcoats, 745-Hgh-class coats of blue gray
tan chinchas and handsome overcoangs All models
the products of best makers; 1000 and 1900 coats
cia 745
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31
CARNEGIE RAILS AGAINST
INCREASE in ARMAMENT

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 Characteriz-
ing as madness Colonel GoetfiaPs
--latest and most startling estimates r
of no less than $4,000 soldiers as nsQ
essary to guard the Panama cand
Andrew Carnegie, speaking as pr
siding officer at the annual meetinsJ
of the New York Peace Society, urged
against military and naval increase.
He said he hoped Woodrow Wilson's
response to any proposal for increase
would be:
Pray tell us first against what
enemy you need this further protec-
ton? Name the powers or power and
tell us what object they can have for
attacking us. how they can derive
benefits therefrom, what end is in
VIEW
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31
Lovely Hats for Immediate Wear, 1893
Third Fzoor-Halsev StreeD

The 'Mephsto" and the Moth" are two jaunty
hats, designed in the Bamberger millinery worEa
rooms that have created quite little among
women who appreciate chic headwear You would
not think that such charming hats pictured here
could be obtained at 19S each. but, nevertheless
this is just the price have affixed to these new
turbans. One is made with crown of solid maline
and silk velvet ears and facing; the other is
of beautiful silk straw, gracefully draped about
the and trimmed with maline wings. All
black black and old rose, black and burnt, black
and cerlse. black and kings blue, black and green
and black and white. Specially priced at -. LBS
TO Black Velvet Shapes, 79c-At this
price we include the entire balance of our 25 to
$50 stock. While they last black velvet shapes7sc
Untrimmed Hats, 39c-Your unrestricted choice
of any fur felt shape in the millinery department
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31
TRIPLE TRAGEDY IN YUKON

DAWSON, Yukon Distrist, Jan. 81.
Ernest Burwash, driver of the
White Pass Overland stage, has just
reached here with news of triple
tragedy enacted in a lonely road
house, where Coffee Jack, miner.
discovered the bodies of William F.
Smith, Mrs. Smith and Michael
Kelley, stableman, yesterday. All had
been shot 1t is believed Smith killed
Kelley from jealousy, murdered Mrs.
Smith and committed suicide.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31
PRINCE AND SURGEON, HE
ASKS. NO FEE FROM POOR


+ MUNICH, Jan. 31.-The medical
professors in the university are COM
planning because the government has
allowed Prince Louis Ferdinand OF
Bavaria, who is a surgeon and who
married the Infanta Maria de Ia Paz
OF Spain, to use one of the university
buildings to carry on his medical
practise, which he has hitherto con-
Quoted at the palace.
The fact that the prince does not
charge any fee and that he usually
gives medicines to the poor without
charge has enlarged his practise to
suchsan extent that his patients cam
not be, accommodated at the palace.
The professors protest against such
a privilege being conferred on a prac-
Using physician.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31
Monday" Made=in=Newark' Exposition
Ne1u Jerseys Greatest Industrial Sho4u

We extend to the people OF Newark and vicinity cordial invitation
the Bamberger Auditorium Monday o'clock
attending the opening the Bmberger Made exposition
Promptly mentioned Hour will
machine the industrial show interesting program
has been arranged Concerts and afternoon WNONA
MAN AN D HER BAND of skilled musicians
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31
Decorated China
Clearance
(BaSement)

We are cleaning house upon a
broad scale in the decorated
china section. All odd lots and
many samples of decorated china
have been gathered together and
placed on sale at prices that
should effect an immediate
clearance. Included are cups
and saucers, plates, chocolate
sets, salad bowls, cake plates,
Japanese china vases, sugar and
cream sets, tea strainers, ETC., all
marked at liberal reductions
from our regular prices. In most
cases the quantities are small.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31
RAILWAY MEN SEE A GHOST

GEORGETOWN, Del, Jan. 3D.
Railroad men who run between this
place and Redden are being annoyed
by a white-robed apparation which.
they say, appears and vanishes at
frequent intervals. and which they
declare is real ghost, In addition
to the trainmen, a number of the
residents of Redden aver that they
also have seen the mysterious figure.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-31
TO BAR MANNED DRIVERS

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. 31.-Because
a highly-prized dog was killed by an
automobile driven by man with one
arm the Legislature may make it an
offense for one-armed man to act
as a chauffeur on public highway
The dog was Frou-Frou, its owner
is Mrs Henry A. Lader, the chauffeur
is George Rose and the legislator who
is bordering over the new bill is
Senator e. K. Strobridge.
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FUND IN SONS MEMORY

f, ITHACA, N. Y. Jan. 31.-To found
a fellowship in mechanical and cleo
trical engineering, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Meyer. Of New York city. have
given $4,000 in memory of their son.
Edgar 3. Meyer Cornell graduate.
who went down with the Titanic
Edgar j. Meyer was graduated from
the Sibley College of Mechanical En-
gineering at Cornell in 1905.