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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09
Auaait Der Starfe nao bas We.
ipeHit.

Die bier ers1hIte gegebenheit miro
In einem alien biitoriIden gSerf oes
rorigen sSahrbunoerts .Tns gaInnte
Sad)fen" betiteit, e1udbnt unb oiirfte
heshalb feinespegs su ben grfinoun.
gen, Die man jesi am Iiebiten nit oem
W1ntsI6tn Der poetif6tn 2iSens
umhiillt. les1blt lperoen:
slls es befnnni ipurbe, onB aaglIit
Ger Siarfe. aiiriiirit BON Snd)ien. Die
pofuiide arone errinsen tpollte, Ga
erreate oies natiirIid) in Der ann3en
9ebiibeten NeIt ungebelires aufiebeH.
3abrenn bic meiiien 0eiiiihen syiir.
tier alIf ihn eiu5iilpirfen Iudfen. ooh
nas aefabrlid)e g9naniB III ilnierlai-
fen, mar man am tniierIid)en Sole in
ssien NIT allen straften belHilht, tia
I'M ieiner Abiid,t su beitarten 3I
neIfen Ritteln man babel 1riff Da.
non er51bli Elm 3eitgeuoiie augult oes
Starfen, Der aGmtnerberr BON Q0ar
lnis, IN ieiren Memoireu folgenoe 8s.
id,idJte. Die iifl ipdbreno Der slniueiei,.
belt bes anrfiiriten am faiierliden
ScfInger nbgeipieIt bnben ioa.
Gines 9iorgenS bate iih Der star.
fiirit eben idrfnfeu gelegt. oenn er
rf!egie Die Nadlte hinbiirh senohn.
! Iih 3it 5eden, ais man ibm meIoese,
oab Der stniier i'm bitten Iniic, To-
lgIcid) Su ibm 5u foninien. gsie iebr
/ mar er eritnunt, ben stniier, ben er
am Abeno porber nod gang iDobI Der.
Iniien bate, i'm Bette, bieif. entiteIlt
li;Hb perdngitigt su finoen. In lie6e
3eit, rief Der slirfiirit, ..ipas lit Gu.
rer mfnieit1t2-
yTas alIertrnurigite Greienib lit
|mir bfcecuets" cntrDOrtets Hit bebrus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

30 BEL $50 Jub an Der 9prbieite bon
Snuietta 4nenue In Meittppob, 81.
Minnie WlaeQeoo an gpiparo
5enihsn, At BEL 142 ssub an Der
SiiDieite Der a. Str. in Mt. DeaItbp,
81.
Grben BON Sofephins Soffmon, per
Sheriff on Ssnrp 20. MefterhoIo, so
BEL 225 SUB an Der 5iioieiie Der Cen
ter Ctr. in Riperfies, $500.
emma 5ebeler on asno Rolsmepsr,
80 BEL 100 CUB an bet NoroIeiis Der
DonieIs Str, 81.
MiIRlm 8. Start an Gilbert 6.
Wiaep, 100 5ub on Der SItIeite Der
&ennebn Ipe. in Section "a in Co
lubid 3ptpnlbip, $3.50.
annd Q. Dou9btp an MiIliam 90.
SteIton, SO 5ub on Der Roroieite Der
Munb ctr. in Norippob, 81.
Morn 6. 5aII an 8srnarb !. fStnfe,
5beil BON Got 63 in alein II. Shrpes
ber's gtobition in St. Bernard, 81.
sobn !. 9ittgen an an,sIia Bed
man, Got in Sobn :. 9ittsen's
llntsrabibeiIung in MaotTonpiIle, 81
Sobn 8. 5eiIter an Bernard ).
fsints, % bel Ito Jub an Der Siibieits
Der Carthage pite in CT. Bernard, 81.
Ibe Suburban Real Gftate 60. on
pouiIa 6. SeabiII, Got 81 in Rors
fpooo place lInterabtbsiluno. 81.
arthur 9. Soibt On sSrant W. 2spi,
Got 19 in 0epon plnee llnterobiheis
lung In Deer gSori, 81.
Mnsrs y. Cooper an 3efta Grisb,
40 BET lat 1ub an Der DsiiIsite Der
gurnet aue.. 30 Sub nOroIih Der
DAT Ctr, 81.
6orrn y. Banning an z. Wiaiam
geptsr, 10 Sabre Seois iauf Cots Z. 8,
unn 8 in mcrris Ii. Smith's llnterabs
theiIuns. SGbrIihs Wntbe 1892 nit
gorrsht gum antouf fir $4,000.
8. 3. 5oloen an 5snrietta allen II.
", Got 164 in llutsrobtbeilung N"
bon SasIep pari, 81.
9eores y. Rebolo an Wlartbd g.
ROgers, Got Is In Spbn Sooer's I'm
tsrabtbeiIuns in gbepiot, SAFE.
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(5crtI,sung fnIst.)

Gincinnati. s. S.pibr.

J. Il. 4boms an sbe HiDss Realtn
Co., ungefdhr Al Qter aonb in Sees
iions "a uno 30 in Columbia SoipHs
ibip, 81.
Sk Ssconp National 8ani an
Wiqiam Roller. Q0ts 1S1 uno- 1872 In
Senrp s. SduIts's srfisn ADoitioH sl
Deer Pari. 81
garplins Ri6aybs an Wihael 1ans
gelop, 16 bel 81 6uB an Der Qortbs
rpeii gds Der Diner uno 2inu Ctr.
81.
Joiepb ". 9aroRer an GIiiobeit
ShDdrs, Got 10 in 5onth RorDooe
Spnoicats lluterabtbeiIung, 81.
5be grooibsnt Sapings q. II. Z.
Co., Sruftee, on gbar!ss 9olono. Got
671 in WoDiion plaps lnierGbibei.
lung. 81.
sR 9urtb College Sia RsaIts
Co.. an Gilbert 9oners, Got go in
Sbio 2anb Ii. SmproHmeut Comp.
llnttrabtbeilung. 81.
5obn o. genRp an JoFepb Cor. Col
u in 9arriffon Seftgn's unterabtbei'
lung in 5arrifon, $75.
Williom V. gong on Charles 90.
Rpberts, Got 40 In llnterabtbeilung
bon JacOb S9mudsr's Gitais In
Carthage. 81.
abba allen an WiIIiam 80. gbsst,
Got 8 in gdlnnuell yInee iHtsrabibti'
lung, 81.
AnbreD ). Sumter an GIap 5<oger,
5beiIe BON 3ot "a unb % in Jpfept
o. 2ongbOn's lIntsrnbtbeiIung IN
gfor,pooo. 81.
NtirtoH Garter an ,W. H. 6epter,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09
GrRxseisentbnms .9spstbeieH
Qeue 6hppthsten.

~ " w ~ u.
Wlihal 3onaeIo an gitp 5aII
'gani, $500.
Sdrab 6. 6atrt an Wlt. Qootout
G. II. g. Co., $500.
5erman aabbes an 9eit Street
gp. 2 g. II. y. Co., $1750.
Biaiom W. Gbeet an Carthage g.
II. 6. a., $500.
Bernard 3. 5inte an GitiSsns guni
bon CT. Bernard, $4350.
Gbarles I. Roberts an Nm. @.
Gong, $443.27.
Geprgs Sdusr an Brighton Ger
man gont, $4,000.
Sobn S6osfer on oieieIbe, $14O0.
elop 5eoger an WGrp ). Doiiou.
$1,000.
gaoris 81. 5iImdHH an Shubsn
g. II. 4. Co., $4,000.
GieieIbs an Ssrbert 8. pd6oub.
$474.
aouis g. R. gorpnlen an 9uordns
tee 9spoiii Co., $500.
Sobn 3. SpiIter an ainSel gls.
&. II. y. Co., $1,000.
glnrI 2eeper on GIeHu .. II. z. g.,
$500.
Belle gaeGb an Delta 6. u. Co..
$500.
GbarIss Greer on Delta 8. q. Co.,
1920.
2poio g. Grant on Columbia g.
II. e. Co., $11O0.
Sobn y. We2arsn on Georgs ].
aebrer, $1576.86.
3eito Grieb an Wpers q. Cooper,
$500.
DiefsIk an SerdeIben, $2860.
Rofa al.nt an prouioent SaDings
3. II. z. Co., $700.
Gorru. fsIsr an Reabing 3. II. g,
Co.. $500.
Getilgte 5ppoibefm.
.. 3. SsbQttenfsls on gniinef
Wens v. u. u. 6. Co., $1,000.
u. 60 9upno an u. 6. 8ngdrello
S260o.
Caroline Ri6arbs an alies Bah,
min, $1,000.
German gabbes on QibtraI 6. u
q. Co.. $500.
0erfeibe an ]. ). qbiIlips. $41O.
Ssnnie Q. Rob an m. 6. aunIel
$500.
gsprse Sstasr ON Brighton Gkr,
man 8anf Co., 5000.
Morie 81. 6ilImdnn an gnnl
Street y. ". Co., $1,000.
0isfelbe an 8. &. padouo, $947.
Rsptoh Garter an meftpoob 9Ome'
ftsab 60. $500.
Dietricb aotislman an German
Mneblenborb, $500.
Mm. i. Groebme an 19. Wnrb q
u. Co., $500.
Mprl 2esDer an amp Sdntioer
$500.
GepnrDur 8. Gosborn an Soutberr
Ghio g. u. &. Co., $700.
Gig. GrOThouer an GaileD 8. u
g. Co., $500.
I'm. o. Start an 8. 8. ainnsn
berg, $1100.
3. 3. %. 9Dllratb an O. u
8radnndnn, $3.50.
u. .. Jlatan an Dm. &. Witnell
$500.
pbebie q. ,6arris an 3. u. Ran
$500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

Tte 2obneueib II rs
GeiteIlten q in Rem Dorf. sInf
8ernnlaiiung Der 9tational ginic sc.
aerntion iino in 9telu a)ort Grbebnn.
gen pernnfialtet tnproen iiber bic
SnbnoerbdItniiie in iiebsebn Refu9)or.
FER Gepartementlooen. IN bieieu ga.
Den iino insgeiummt 1887 weibIife
lslneeiteElte beid10fiigt. 7apon meroeH
1867 ais gerf0uierinnen rubrisiert.
gon ben 8ertauferinnen perOienen
1927 uenieer OILS aft Collars Die
@nfe: bon Der 8ef1mmt3nbl oller
IpeibIihen angeitelIien bnben iid TO-.
I07s, alio etrpas mebr oIs bic SnIite.
NIT peniaer ais od)t Dollars ipohents
| lid Su beaniigen. sSH einem Der gros
| zen 8eTdlafte nrbeiiet feine Der Der.
IfauFerinnen urter adlt lulo nur piers
li.n0iedl5ig unter neltn Dollars, NIB.
reno i'm einem onoeren srpei BerfGu.
ferinnen inter oht uno MIR fiinf uns
ter nenH Dollars erhalten. Tageqen
aibf es urter Der Beianrassdbl Der
lreibIiffn anaeiieltcn 654. bic tpens.
Ger als fiini Collars erbnlten. gel.
tens Der inter Dem 9lamen Sorinl
gsorfers befonrten Rem gorferRoI)l.
lfabrtsuersinignus tuiiroe ieiier5eii fiir
9lrbeiterinnen, bic iih ieIbii ernib-
rcn niiiien, elm wsiuimalIobn bon
neiIr 9olnrs aeforNert. Gad 0en run
sln'trage Der GiDic 8eoeration ange.
slelicn GrhebnngeH ergibf iih fir Die
In sSrage fonmenoen Tertdmierinnen
Gin lDofentlid,er GmrdihnittsIohn
rcn 1881, uno iHter eiHrehnung
Ger BON inanfen S1iiiern ae5nbltc,r
acinniiNca elm folder BON $3.50.
! Sir ipeibIid,e anqeiieIlte Der sscbrif.
9epartemenfs iieigt Der Tnrd).
ihaiitslohn nuf SlO.93, ougeacl;
fniii er fiir nn0ere lueiblihe angelicl.
te bic iiber fedl3ehn Sabre aft. aiH
81 09 itno iiir Die nnier ied,scbnssa
ren nuf S3.58. Siir ale ipeibIidrn
angeiiefIfen sIiammen eraibt iih ein
Inrdihuittslnhn BON S.. 80. 1ns iIt
lireni9er, ais Die 5otioI NorEers ais
Minlmallobn geforbert E)dben: ipofei
notlirildl aiit) bead,tei lperDen nliii;,
cnb ieren Wia0d,en. bic erhebIid3 lus.
niger als neiin Collars Deroieneu. 0n-
furd nidlt geniibi iit b1b anbere eni-
iprefeno mebr Deroienen. Ter 9erlfDt
Der GIple 5e0erntion hebt oenn audi,
lnndoriifiih berpor, bdB fir bic ger@
Ibefiernng Der Cage Der Arbeiterinnen
rcd etn meites 5eIb fei obidon er
slisibt boB bie WerbdItntiie gegcr
! ltrlbex WtFsEi hdiexA as,pQSoEa iiElA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

ben 2ippen Der aaiier. Sd uliB
lalO iierben. uno mas mid anl met
item brfiimmert, Sbucii 0roht en- Hop
eroBeres llngliidl Seten Sie iidl 81
ren auacnblid, licbcr BETTER iiHo co'
rci Siel~
DIR aarfiirIt isbte iih nnp osr
GaiIer fubr IN Ieinem gerints tort:
sd bate bieis Rdht Die lfudltda'
re Erfdeinung, Die plsliei6t Jenlols
Elm GtsrbIiher bate. 3rpei StuHDeR
udhcem ih Mid nieoergsIgt bate,
b0re idl es In mein 3immsrtreten.
SD meirts. es fei iemanb BON Der Die
.nerf6nfi. uno mill fdon fheIlen, ba
bDr' id es mits Hsfttn rahsln.
Sd Iebe bin uHb erblids Elm Gts
ipenit gdn5 ipsiB, oos mir nit furdta
barer Stimme 3uruft: .sSoispb. rDniis
Ifer a5nig, ih bin zine SseIe, fptIce
bic GnaIen oes sSegfeuers ausftsbt!
sSc) tomme, bon 9sinem Sflubheiligen
asienoei, um DID por BEN Abgrunbe
su pornsH, in ben did Der lImgong
nit benz aurfiiriten Uon 5dhien iiiirs
Sen tuirb. Gntiags feiner dreun0ihdft
o0er btrtite did Dor sur sfpigsi
gsroammnib!" 6isr oerooppslie Iib
ods 0stlur Der aetieH, uno irie Der
Sdreden mir bic Sprafe nimrHi,
iagte oas Gelpenit: rDu unsipprtxit
mir nits. sSoispbe 2iebft Du D<iH
5eil 70 psnis2 3u orei 5ogsn ,e1re
ih 3uriid, mir Deine anttport Su
holen." Wltt oisien gDorten rers
i6nano Der Gsiit, uno man fano MID
balbtoot Dor Shrsden. gishr abr
ais fir mid. msin 6trr Better. bin
it fir gle bsiorsi. I'm Sie absr
gu rsiitn, sisbt sg tein anoeres UlitttI,
dIs bab Gle mir ourh lleberHabme
Der poIniideu arons gsfdliis iino."
Der aurfiirit fraete: rWortH Cure
Waisitdt audi in Der That mad. ala lie
Den 0eiii fabsn2"
.Bann." iasts Der aurfiirit. .m0ts
te idb bod piIfsn. fpis Elm etsipsnit, eiH
Gsiii asttsn tragsn lam. SHothsn
nil ib nift gIauben. oaB man Gusr
Wlaieit1t einea Streicb gefpieli bat,
Der nislleiht mir geIten foa."
,gDer tonnte oer9leifen ragen2'
81 nun, Cure Waieitdt hoben Geus
ie, bic in gsiriigereisn erfiHberiih
iinb, dber polItn oem 0eIpenit bolo
duf Die Spur tommen. Sd erfii6e
Sure Raieftdt, nifi meter bon benz
0oreange 81 iprehen, mir ober yu ses
itotten, bic betreiienoe Raht in ibreHl
,3immsr su3ubrtneen."
9amii mar Der aaiier einperfuns
ben.
gfs btioe nun in Der briitsn Roht
Sufammsn ipnren, h0risn Iie aetiengez
raT.I, cine rpeibe geitaIt irnt krsin
uno riei: .Soiepb. r0mifher aoifsr,"
God od iprong plDsIih Der aurfiirit
aus osm Bette uno patte Den Getft 10
trdftig an, bab oieier Dor S6red fait
ben atbem perlor. auf Die aHie fiel
unb pinielno nm 9noos Bat. Ter
aurfiirit Gber lisb i'm niht Ios, rrB
Elm 5eniter duf unb mari ibn auf ben
ShIobbof. -Ties III Der tiir5eite
Wss Sum 5egf.usr!!" rief Ct ibm nod.
sd pollts Dir psnisitens Die 3repf
pen erIpdrsn.!-
Der r8eiit" bate elm gein gebro4
den unb risf tIdgIid um 5ifis. Ute
ShIobpahe tam berbei un6 fcnD ben
aamsroientr bes qaiiers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09
9l II q, elm Srpft

6err gum aellner am 9obnbof) /:
sSsBt babe td folange ouf Das gfen
Darten miiFen, oab i6 ben 3ug pers
f1umt babe"
aeIuer: Run t0nnen Sic es ipes
nisftfHs In Rube sj<n.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

1teplf. Alnp, LAB es ruben.
.Doh nun ersdbIe mir, Rutb", be.
qonn WaagoaIene fpGtsr. rtpobin Tu
iebt su reiien teabfihtigsit. n16 Der
IeBten Rahrtht, bic ih, a[leroinss pcr
LANCER 3eit, burd Seunne:te iiber DID
erhislt, battsit Du, Isbr gegen ben
WiIen metner Mtutter. Die DID germ
lei iif1 bsbaltsn bate, in ei!ler JdmiIie
cine StelIuno anqeuommer CUR Bflegs
rnb llnterbdltunc zines trunten juns
Qen mdohens."
.gs gina mir bort rstt gut" ide.e
Rutb ciufah nnb rubig, ~aber ous
iunos Mldb6sn lit Dor pier8ehn Ia
cen 1siiorben uub bd tbre pfleoe III
oer Iebten 2eit meine sigene 0efunns
belt Elm tpenig oHgeeriffsH hat, 10 rptu
i'd misb nun fir einils Wphen gu
meiner Stisfmutter bsqebeu lnio bort
erbolen, bis iich cine GtnItae Stelung
fir mid finost.
.Darum gsbil 9u niat 3u meinsr
Wuttsr?"
Ruth itiitteIt: trourig sen aopf.
,Iu iolIteIt niht baHah irogeH.
Maaoa, fpesbdIb mir oas 2eben I'M
Sauie Teiner gIiern uumoglid, ges
porben it,"
,Wenn es nun bic CertIitttit it,
oie Dir perIeinet purbe, armes aino"
iuote WagboIsus Ieiie unb uniitsr,
.ic bIeibe bel mir, Id ipsroe - ne
nies auf ben reeunos.oisu &rdnten,
,,eines 8etituHOes iebt iebr btoirftts
isip."
.9ab mid mtinsn si3snen Wee ees
ben, Wiaqod, ih pdFe niht in Dein
6ous uno piirbe mid HIat ruohI fiib.
len oarin."
WdqodIens orana nidt meter IN
iis. iis psrftuHb ibre 8eigerung nur
~ ipobl.
.Ul0qe Define neue 5teiIuns nur
cine before fein ais Oie BET elmer
Stsrbsnben!" iugte iis uur.
I'd iaate Dir Ihcn", mar Ruths
Gntasanuna. aoob Id mid bsimiff
osfIblt babe bort - it7 5Itie mir feis
nen Qufsntbalt rpiinitsn tOunen. Der
fir meins odmdliae Gimmunp bther
atsiarst mare; bod iti-, 2orensen be-
nspt i'd"
9.r nGtfte sao trsunte bic beioen
Gpufinsn; WaobIlsr. bradate ibren
'8aiisn in febr tIeintH IdeereiIsn na6
Sauie uno Ru:5 i,Bts ibrtn Neg
fort. Gle bate Iauruh n;dht fpiebers
qtie6en, Der iofort Hah Wlogoolsnens
9lntunft oen Crt Dsrlaifsn.
WGre nitt bic Jldrbe on ibrer
Gtirn Ii6tbor osbI,ebeH. 10 hattie iie
bic aonse 9e9sanung fir srnen Traum
haItsn t0nnen, ic lpsHig Grbsrte Iie in
tbrem 2eben ure 70 foLnsnIos mar re
noriibsrosgGn9eu. DohI notie 3auran
supeilsn lan3s in 8uths fhmuIsr uHb
tldiTer osnorotnss autIis gsblidt,
pobI bate sr nit Sdmers ben srnftsn
ausorud in ibrsn ildren grouen aus
cen, ben Isioeuspousn 3ug nm ibrsn
lieblihen W(uno b,rRertt, aber ihr
iihtli6sr Wibtrpilen qeeen ieoe or.
innsrune an friihsrs 3eiitn belt ihn
BON iebsm ibsiIn1hmspolIen Worts,
ppn isosr QsuBeyung bittsrer asue
suriid, fiiblts st noa ipohl, bub er ods
9teht perpirtt bate. iid ihr frsunolin
su nGbsrn. 60 nabm ibr 2ebtn ieinsn
rubigen Gortgang.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

Uaan er,Ddbde In gr.efen oas .Gtuc. sors blatt-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09
R m.ef @ruube.

eTie HdtiJin bleibt aber frldhfig
InHge in Der Souimerfriihe. ia
- 10 Elm nIfes leberleinen III. u1s6
ibre IOfter lit aud niG,t ulebr
pms.@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

mar entfebIidb! aber itb fdnb, bub
lie Duntles Soar bate.
yllno 8u bat niht erfabren. iper es
ipdr2"
Rein. es fannte lie niemdnb."
so tpiIl ib es Dir idgen, es mar
pluIine.
.0ein W6bheng"
-Weine 5errin", Idgte RuabaIsne
bitter. runo jeBt bin i'd frsi, frei ges
pcroen duf 10 entfeblihs 4rt!" Sit
rerblllte fdaubsrnb bas Ceiiht.
.aber th peritsbe nod niht" -
faate Rutb neripirrt.
rDohI Dir. bab On ss ni6t pers
itebIt, Sinb, ldB es ruben"
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-04
TARIFF CUT WILL COST $28, 100000;
income TAX TO REPL ENISH TREASURY
Free Wool and Practically Free Sugar Program Wilson
and Democratic Majority Reach Agreement; Details
of Income System Announced at White House.

report on the new tariff bill, es-
timating the loss of revenue from
such rates at $S,0OO,000 yearly. The
revenue from the income tax is esti-
mated at like amount in this way.
Income tax of from four to twenty
thousand, l per cent; twenty to fifty
thousand, ? Fer cent: fifty to 100
thousand, 3 per cent; all over 100
thousand, per cent; flat tax on cor
porations of per cent. Steel will
be added 20 the free list.
Washington, ID. c.. April A.
President Wilson at first considered
a compromise on the subject of free
sugar. He had been told he must
sacrifice either free sugar or free
wool. If he can reach an agreement
with Louisiana senators on sugar it
is expected that enough votes will be
secured TO insure free wool.
The President would consent to a
duty of practically 1c per pound. pro-
vided all duty would be removed
within three years. The President
discussed the situation today with
Senator-elect Broussard of Louisiana.
Broussard said his constituents could
stand tariff cut, but believer that
the sugar industry in Louisiana
would be destroyed by free sugar.
The President said he didn't want
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-04
REVISION OF
CONTRACT TO
Be COMPLETED.
Growers TO Confer With Mem
berS Of Board Here TOmOT-
row at Y. NJ. G, A.
CEARL FAHRMEYERD

\ committee of - rancher5 and
fruit growers will meet with the
beard OF directors Of the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers Association
tomorrow morning at the Y. NJ. c. \.
building to discuss the revision of
the growers contract. The contract
recently drawn up, printed and sub
mitted. met with great opposition
which threatened TO disrupt the asso-
ciaticn and immediate steps were
taken TO eradicate the discord and
plans We're made to make the con-
tracts entirely satisfactory to the
growers.
The meeting which convenes at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning will be an
exceptionally earnest and busy gath
ering CT men from all fruit growing
sections of the valley. The contract
will be revised so as to give both
the growers and the association an
equal amount OF protection and lee
way, without discOrd of any kind and
still retain the tenor of a bond of
good faith on both sides.
Great interest ceuters in the re-
suit of the meeting.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-04
Semi naLs VIII
be Played Tonight
LEARL FAHRMEYERl

+: This evening at the Y. NJ. c. A.
gymnasium at s o'clock will be play
ed the semi-iinals of the City Basket
Ball League The teams that play
are Maroons and Sophomores and
and Juniors VS.. Freshmen. The
Junior-Freshman game will he play
ed first and the Maroon-Sophomor
game will be played Immediately af-
terwards.
At the close of the regular league
schedule three teams were tied with
a percentage of 500 and three with a
percentage of 200. The winners OF
the Maroon-Sophomore game Will
have to play the Seniors and the win
ners of the Freshmen-Junior game
will have to play the C-Vs. The
The last games that will decide the
final standing of the TENS viii be
played next Friday evening
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-04

knight.
NJ. II. Loeffler, esteemed lee
turing knight.
Joseph Quinn, secretary.
George Nahstoll, treasurer.
Charles Quist, trustee.
]. f. Whitaker, tyler.
w. X. Dowrey, the retiring
head of the lodge, was the young
est exalted ruler of a subordinate
lodge in the state. He made an
excellent record during his in
cumbency.
NJ. F. Fredericks, the incom-
ing ruler, is one of the pioneer
business men of the city and was
one of the early members of the
lodge. He is highly popular
among his fellow members and
will unquestionably carry on the
business of the order in excellent
fashion. The position will carry
no little responsibility this year
because of. the burden of erect
ing the splendid Elks home.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-04
NEW union
ORGANIZED
The Stationary Engineers Form
a Temporary Association;
a Charter Is Coming.
CwARD A. JoHNsoN.J

The stationary engineers OF
the city, ten in number, last
evening formed temporary or
ganization, and, as soon as their
charter arrives, a permanent un-
ion will be formed. 1t will be
affiliated with the Trades & La
Dor Assembly.
The union will be subordinate
to the International Association
of Operative Engineers. The
officers will be elected in about
ten days.
This is the second new union
to be formed within the last few
months and the fifth to be joined
to the local assembly.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-04

We have deserted in previous ar
ticles the Cymric, and the pleasures
TO be enjoyed on the ocean voyage
and the railread tourney from Grand
Junction to Boston and return will
not be detailed unjil the official itin-
erary is announced by General Pas
senger Agent Wadleigh. OF the Dem
Yer a Rio Grande Railroad Company.
On Wednesday June 25th. The Sen
tinel girls will arrive at Queenstown,
the quaint old Irish seaport That
afternoon they vii proceed by rail
to Cork The Journey from Queens
town to Cork win he through very
picturesque portion of Ireland
On the night uf June 25th, the
young ladies will arrive in the city
of Cork one of tho oldest and most
famous cities in the British Isles.
Cork has population of nearly l00,-
600 and few titles have more
points of interest There are few
more agreeable travel centers in Ire
land than Cork Which Thackery de-
scribes MS noble, grand and cheer
ml. II is an up to date city with
handsome shops, though some quar-
GERS are old and shabbily picturesque.
Many historic. uiiings will be visit
I'd early in the forenoon and then a
iaunting car trip win be made to
Slarney Castle, whose fame is world
vide and which castle is within a
'ew miles of Cork, here is the famous
Blarney stone. TO Kiss which. accord
ng to Irish folk. lore confers upon
| he one kissing tier stone the nPr-
eristic of the Irish people. The girls
hA oil / "a
astle and given the privilege or kiss
ing the stone.
The girls Will travel early in the
.fternoon from Cork to the quaint
'ity of Bantry and later in the after
loon they will go by automobile to
ilengariif, a uuiut of great histOri-
al interest The night viii be spent
IT Glengarir The entire day viii
re one Of ideal sight seeing.
These descriptions are made up
mainly from incarnation and data
furnished Tho Sentinel by Thomas
Cook Il Sen. the tour managers and
they cloaely adhere to the itinerary
as arranged for he young ladies by
the famous tour managers.
Tomorrow we viii take up the de-
scription of the Itinerary where VIC
left OFF today.
Tomorrow the tenth count in the
contest will take place. The voting
continues very hcavY.
All coupons dated April the 5th,
must be voted Ns / 1 A. Nj. tomorrow.
The standing of the contestants is
aa follows
Miss Agnes Dudsun. City S,O45
Miss Ethel Blackwell. City 1O3.6O5
Miss Bertha Combs. Fruita- 2O,24O
Miss Ruby Davis Clifton 12,9l5
Miss Flora Spriugston.
Fruita ---- T.5O5
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-04
UNOFFICIAL UNOFFICIAL EFFORT Wilt Be Be MADE MADE TO
SECURE THE RELEASE OF zEllE EMERSON

brick, for whose release some of the
highest officials in the United States
government made request to Eng
land. The various secretaries of state
including Blaine and Hay-held
that no warrant for the official re-
quest of United States government;
therefore all representations were
unofficial.
Mr.. Bryan will probably follow
the same course, unless upon investl-
CATION he finds that Miss Emerson Is
Disseminated against on account of
her nationality or is treated in a
cruel or inhuman manner.
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-04
Bootleggers' rial
to Start Mondas
luEI.EN BIRckuALTERl

The bootlegging eases now on the
criminal do, het viii come up for trial
next week. District Attorney Will
liam Weiser will arraiSn the boot
leggers tomorrow and will be the
prosecutor. The jurymen empaneled
number so and the list of witnesses
is n long one.
The alleged bootleggers who will
be tried are those captured in the re-
cent raid in which ten fell into the
meshes of the law. Two of those
caught escaped from the city jail
some time ago and have never been
caught. The first to be tried will he
@. n. simmons
The daily sentinel., 1913-04-04
sCUTARI1 Re
M0NTEGRIN
CAPITAL!
Nicholas Demands
Right to Retain
CapturedLand.
DEFIES EUROPE
AssOciated Press.

Associated Press.
London, Eng. April king
Nicholas of Montenegro is determined
to capture Scutari. says a dispatch
from Cettinje. The king says:
Il assure you that | and my peo-
pie mean to keep the land We have
taken in war We mean to take
Scutari and keep IL. This is the DOM
mating impulse of Montenegrins who
know better and will die fighting
rather than to live as We are living
now"
Concluding the king declared.
'scutari viii be my capital in the
future"