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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
6eftiger 0eipitteritnrm
8ing geitern Iadmittag iIber Sin
einnati nieoer.
Ter glib idllug finf Wal Elm, pbns
srDfen Sfaoen auSnridteu.
lie Scmpsratnr betrug geitern 8ad'
mittag nm 2 llbr 92 8rno unO
fiel nm 3 ll6r auf 7S Grab.

Gin dubsrIt bsftigsr Gspitz
teriturm ging geItern Ndh |
mtttaq qsqen 2 ll6r uber Cincinnati
richer. Gas Wetterbureau bate Rss
Qcn norausgeiagt. uno ertldrte, bag
oas pl0Blihe 0etpitter lotaIsr 5er=
tunft lei uno bic Guttabungsn niht
porausauieben iparen. Sdpefsigelb
rnb qrou 3ogen Itt bic Molten ain
Ioorisont suidmmen. um pel6en a.
unb su Iia elm gtib neugierig berDOrs
iDaqte. biz oas Clement iih entfefeIte.
Der Winofturm errstdte cine Gez
itninbiateit Don % Weilen pro
Stunbe. 9as gla.urifauiptel pGhrs
ts iibsr cine Stunne, unb rief Derihies
osnt 8erte6rsft0rungeu bsrOor, mel
DE ieOOd i4nel beisitist peroen
.cnnten.
Bdbrsnb bss btFtigsn gspitteriturs
i7ss f6Iug Der Big in ben SAorne
itsiu Res yGiIper M0ou" an osr
Srpnt Strdbe. Gin Qrobe Wiens
itsnmenae bate in bem 6duie
untsrtunft DOR benz in Str0men 6ers
abiommsnpen Regsn aeIudt, aIs Der
BON glib getrpffene SdornItein IN
Glide ser6r0te!t, burh Elm Cberz
| lidtFsnIter Itiir3ts. Die i'm 6duie Be
| finolihen Weniden, in Der Wte6r3dAl
Racer, eiltsn ongitersriffen tros bts
| Hromeuosn Reesns duf bic Strabe,
| oa Tie onnabmen, haB bas 5aus elm
Ttir8te. Gin TeueIaIarm Duroe dbges
olben unb oerfaierene Qeit:r 9 9oms
oaauieu uu0 oas Rettuugs aorps
silteu na6 ter anosbli6s uHgluts
Heqe. Gin ginsreifeu osr Tsusrpebr
mar a6sr nitt npthFp$noia. Ter
| S6aDen bstrdgt $25. 9ismanb nun
os perlebt.
| Sn cer Gin Dali bot Der Sturm
ebenFaltg einen Sfaber an9erlhtet.
| Iurh oas ploBlits 6sreinbre6en bes
| llupettsrs 1eldng es niht. ale 59uren
ure Tenfter i'm BebGuoe rsht3sitig gu
ITtlisFsn. Dur6 6ie 8erpdIt bee
g9inbes nuroen sins groBs 4n3abI
/ Sttibsn singeoriidt. Der aHqerihts::
/ S6cosn ift ieboh niht beoeuteno.
Ter gttb Tdlug auBeroem nod In
! E+orrfteine uno Tdhtr folgenbe'
aduier. Dobin Die Teusrpehr ourt
2tiI. Qlarme qerufsn Tuuroe: 9to
$50 Se1rue aps.. 2tponoale 57O'
Vrcmbl, Qlpenue, WaoiIoupiIIs, UNI
Qp. 1725 5pIlopap ausnue, Gran
ton. 2lm msi'ter beihGotqt puro
/ bas 6.us an Der 6earue aosnus, ot
. ecs DAD tbeilpsiie abasoedt puros
1fr Qulemsinsu 1T Der an9srt3tet
St1oeu aerinQ.
Ter glib itIus aud in bas E3r
6euld1er beg Waters Soieph .. Tn
J 7sl6srt 20. 1856 Ddbdib 4oerus
roOurr elm neines SFeu:r entItdro
reIt,s Don Der Teuertpebr Ttnsll &c
il9Itt usroen fonnte. Der S1aoei
, bs.gaot 25 Dollars.
Die gemper1tur mar in Den Utor
, 5cr iiunoen cine GuBerit hohe, un'
Itie5 Dus thermometer Inn 2 uh
RGd,mittaqs ouf 92. 3urn De-
cturm puroe Elm beoeutsnber 7Fal
tts Guttfilbtrs oeruriatt, uHo 3et9
I te cos 56ermpmster um 3 llhr Rad
mitta1s nur 78 Groo on, aIio nm
EG3rab bo6er als oss Usorgens um
uhr.
: Die DdrmeIeaIo ipuree pis fo!9
7 reQiitrirt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
s}rassH Der R3iselotu. Seiise
Iif yssmbIlianiiden aanbiSafen iimb
einisioeilsa Hidlt seHeigt bic.
ielben sa beantiuorteH.

LIE WIHei0iDssydIItDH puf DeIdHIlrs
IIh oie aanoiOnten bei6er 9nrteieuI
oit eilier Weinunasouberuna su per.
nfsIniIcst gefuclt OBJ lie fiir cine No..
if,dtllne Oes pbDiiiden Wertbs Der
Girrinrntier Strnbenbahnen einlte.
hen lino oh iie bereit iinS, oieie lb.
iddHnng onrh Die ltnatlife l,tiIiiG.
ten.aoutluiion nornehmen ~ Iaiisn.
Sofugtt bic republifnniifen aanoion.
ten in Betradlt fommen, baben 0ieiel.
ben obaelebnt. Die ,5ragen su beanI.
pOrien ober lid1 in irgeHb rucldDcr
1seile fir ctfpas 5li nerpfiihten. Iieic
ann0ionteu bieIten gcitcrn aad1mit.
tag I'm Blaine alnb cine Sisnng nb.
in Deltler bic ioIgenoe sliltiport Tor.
inaliri uno Der greIie jur 1eroffeHt'
lshlag iibergebcn lpnroc:
~Serren Jrauf O. Galopea. ". n.
Struebam sSrGHt Bea. eclcn
Gdoft. MnSoIpb $. Reemelin. @il.
liam Broui, Storbud 5niith iitlo
Serbert z. 9igelotp, @oriiser oes
Spe3Iol. ol.aomniittees
Nerthe SerreH:
antiportlid sShrer 3nihriit bonn
IL. bs. wsts. ipiinifen mir ShHeii
nitptthcilen. oab oieieIbe IN elmer &C.
Ineinianien Sisnng Der annoiontsr,
neren 9samen ben repmblifnriid'eIt
9rimdfipob!en onl 2. September MI.
ierbreifet peroen. in Grtpdglng &C.
sogen murne. Gs mar bic aHiidt Der
0eriamntlung. SrB es pollig ungebo'
ria iii, cine Grttdrung ab3ugebcn. etc
hieie aonoibaten offi5iea ais 9iepfd.
ientanten Der repmblitoniidlen gartei
dnsniehcn iino 3u geboriger 3cii
rriro bie republtfnuiif,e sartei eina
grinsipieHerildruHg In gehoriaer
CORN abaeber
gans ergebenit.
=. z. Spieael,
&. I. Iminer,
Danriiu Ialp,
Senrp Ctt,
8. I. Goof.
Sorrn asnlaH. Ir.,
iSrnnf Tnttenbofer.
ssomnittec
Tie oemofratiifen ann6ioaiefi. nc
niai.cas etli6e oerieIben. ftlcincn &C.
neigt 81 iein, Die 3iii6riit Der sigc
loiu s1ftion sl beantiuorten. Deanol
Stunt. peId,er geiiern aus Den ,5ertet
uiriidaefehrt iii, ingte, oaB er Oh
Sroaen Der gigeIop Seutc be
antiporten miirec. oenn mad, anlidl
Ses Diapors Ioaten anuoi0oten Den
gnblifmn reinen 8eiH einitenfei
iiber ten Stnnbpanft. ben lie ,Sroget
,ieaeniibcr. Die an lie aeitellt Ueroca
cinnehnlen. StaotaHunit SeitnlaH ho
ebenfaIIs ertIart. eaB er bic 5ragei
cHer @abriheinIifteit nah beani
worten ueroe. Mapor Stunt foa let
neu grief geItern abeno iton gc
ihriebcn unS bic 6ragen belabeHe be
anilpcries babcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
Naaa oes Noroueroadlies rHtiuitct
merOen.

Gorcnsr 6osrtmener beeann seftern
cen sSnousTt iibsr ben LOB bon 5runt
ssiBatrale, fir pelhen Srunt g. Gan
bn perantportlih etbaItsn rperosn
fol-. 6auop srtiGrte oem Coroner.
BOG iid SiBssralD cine iinpdiTenpe
4euBsruna iiber 5rnusn erloubt hds
&C.. unb nisIs 8sulertung in anbes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
Bafe'Sau.

mehrsre Retruten, bic pom prolis
benten Serrmann bon untergeoroHeten
eioas fir bic Rsos" sefihsrt puroen.
uno beute in Bolton idaig Iino, Ders
ben in ben oortigsn Spielen pom
SGuptlins 5inter iofort ins 5reffen
asTunot uno auf ibre Geitunssfdhgs
teit erprobt iperosH.
Sn cem ssitrissu 5tusitsn Spisle Der
Gsrie spiIfsn ~Rsbs" uuo ~go1nsns
freHern~ in Bolton beoisnten Shleus
oerer amss uRo iyduger Glarte unfsr
Gsid,iib gsgen psroue rtip. RoriSoH
fir bic Geaner. Rad BEN 6. Gdase
mubte pos Spisl trsgsn zines heftissn
uno anboIisHoen Resens fir bstno<t
sriIGrt peresn, mas ben sReos" DE
GsItsenheit abIdnitt, ben Siss III er'
rinatn, ba bic gpfpnsr linen sur 3si'
nm 3 2Gufs noraus partn. Sn ben
Is gdnaen nahtsn bic ~Rsos" orei
1reifer ssg.n feds uHb ipisltsn fsbIer.
! frei aeosn sinsH iysbIer. Brennan uni
Gafon partn bic Sdisosrihttr.
Degsn naFen Spislpldsss mubtt
| eds fir g<itsrn unseiaste brittle Spis
Der 5sris spiifen ben beiDsn Glubs
iousfalen. 7aHslbt tpiro heuie aIE
asii zines DOpptlipiels gum austrot
ssldHssn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

,oaB Elm 5suerDerfst0rs
per, peI6er am Gonntaq 4benb bon
perionen in oer Boone Strdbe FORT
purbe, auf oas Dad ftei,
uno am WOutag Wlorgen 8ur gnt8ans
ouHp fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
gsrmift.

Ter polissi puroen geittrn Rans
noab Weooeritrdnh. p Sabre alt,
ron 30. COS Rdnoail Strabe. aatps
ma. an.. isit Dem Ia. augaii, unn
Clarence wliiler, 10 s5ahrsH aft. aua
gparreE. ga. felt bsm IL. 4usuIi nls
psrnabt semeIbst. Gs ipirb cnoenoms
men, eaB fih bic GtnannieH In Gin,
sinnaii aufbnltsn. 9esalsihen iuire
rsrmuixt. eab ii6 Aubrsp Rnmose,
IA Sabre aft, aus Uldnfislo. an.. in
ZEN Wlduern oisftr Gtaot aufbdtt,
ipsither am Gpnntaa aus Der tlterli,
I6<n Mobnung iortgelaufen til.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
ltufdigc

- Q(u Der 4. uno Bart Strabe
uuroe qsItera bic 43 Sabre aIte geia
lie garrp, opn Ro. 528 Gft ). 5tras
lie, BON einem Wager nienergsrannt,
uno truq bic fruu gludtiherpsiTs Hur
e;nioe tIeine abThrammun1en oupoa.
lie 8erlests IieB ftf mad tbrer Wohs
mana iiherfiibrsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19
9Ims bemSy Sysmni3ipalgeridbt

DOrpslt lhpsr bcitroft. gls aras
tpallma6er su $50 Gelbitrufe Ders
rrtfeiIt. Msssn 0erfiibrnns ben
Grpbgsihmnrsnen iiberpiefen. =
Strs.tenDer Gubrmann frtissipros
tbsn. Dssen Disbitabls I'm 4r'
beitsbdus. Gin nsis:r GbenIann
auf 30 Sage ins arbeitsbaus &C.
ianot. Dsgen Baffentrdgens Der
Grobesi6porensn iibsrDisieH. =
Grpirtts Safibefebls.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

Sin unbstanntcr Geasr ptrs
Ibaffte fih 3utritt Su Der Boanuag
ron herbert Sebbler gte 3]64 Cole.
rain Qpenue, uno eutipsnoere nahoern
er faTf ale gebGIter pur6nuhIt batts,
ben gstrag bon $75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-19

5euts Va6mitias oritiss ano piers
tes Spi.l Der Ssrie spiihen Gincins
natl unb Bottom In ner Isstsrsn StaDt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
AUNION LAUNDRY

Seattle Is going 10 have a union
cooperating laundry II the Laundry
Workers Union OF this city Is sue
cessfui In its plans. The initial step
towards the establishment OF such a
plant will be taken tonight when a
big dance will be given al Dream.
land rink by the workers. The
money derived from the dance will
be used In launching the campaign
to gather funds.
The cooperative laundry. local
union men believe. will be very 81.
Yective in the efforts 70 bring the
laundries OF the city into the local.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
LOOKS LIKE J. {.

The annual meeting OF tho board
OF trustees OF the Chamber OF Com
merce is being held this afternoon.
Following the reading OF the sec
ietary's annual report which VIII
consume the greater portion OF the
afternoon. officers will be elected.
II appeared very probable that j.
Il. Chiiberg would be asked TO ac-
cept the presidency for another
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
kLElN'S SHOE HOSPITAL, 6l3-2adM
prrirn Hcrxi
TURN BILL DOWN

BERLIN. Dec 1.-The bill pend
ing In the relchstag by which n was
sought 10 appropriate $780, 900 for
German representation at the San
Francisco 1915 exposition was with
drawn today without a vote. the
government having signified Its un'
qualified opposition to Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
wEsTIsKE

Regular CSC chocolate. ise. see teas.
asc ID. s-ib. sack corn meal. z5c; lbs
vainuts. csc; best -four si.gS sack. legs
% lamb. 1sc 10. choice shoulders ~
lamb. 1859. SIN. pail pure lard sbe.
fancy peaches lie can. large cans
peas. $50. - lbs sugar. 81. pkxs. mae
aroni or spaghetti. gse. CSC bottles hes.
eatsup. soc. is cans milk. stc fresh leaf
lard. izt.c u pig joNis. isc n bacon
backs zoe 10. pure pork link sauHage.
fac 10 apples 81 box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12

Afinr- meat. f5c 10. , Ih.. zsc: milk.
ofts per case. pkES. nee packed rat
sins. 2se. Soc Mocha and Java coffee. ;fc .
mixed peel. sec III bieachrd ssediess
rAisins. SC ID #. s-Ih. box % fancy layer
rsisins. ioc. dried peaches he for fte
AIRED apricots. lbs. for tse. fancy dried
p<2rx. i5c H. leg Of lamb. isc legs
Of young mutton. izisc ~ lamb shout
der. SC 10 pork roast. ise 10. veal roast
isc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
MARKETS
rIkE

Sugar. ibs use. nav beans 4 lhs
fses .sc pkg washing powder ise
fninee meat. fbe ID : cans Of best milk.
zee. with other sS~ order apples. Ise
bon: extra fancy Burbank and Netsi
0~ra potatoes. 81 80 ewt.. delivered. new
laid eggs. : dox ssc. good Yakima posa-
toes si.fB and tt.ss. delivered; shoulder
% lamb. DC II. legs % lamb. ttc ~ pork
steak. tSc ID. pork roast. isc 10 veal
roast. isc 10. veal chop-. ise 10 sirlosn
steaks. isc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12

Prime rib roast. tsc N pork roast.
lee. leg mutton. 1Se. picnie hams. ~ =
California bacon. soc. salt pork. tzHc.
special breakfast bacon. tT1c. salmon,
Zee per 10. lbs 2sc. tom cod. ibs.
1sc: herring. lbs. isc. lbs .sc cat
fish. isc ID i. skinned solcs. Ice ID {. rock
cod. Iac Ii n &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
HORSES AND VEHICLES

NOIIIE
RAScHERs. .sprs.msn. lexxsr. snd
contractors Voc aais~-Hafs~s hart
nss. and wagons % all descriptions
We sili quote fss % oaf pFtees
SIN there are too many horses 10 Do
.rrtbs them ali
siss hays . beautiful ranch team. w~irh.
ing f.sse: black horse. are &. ard rrAY
mare. tleehT built saf Fat. sna true
workers
tifs tak.s ~sii matched team. mare ard
hofss. g.Toa coed sEe. ssrsiesahir.
SQUAD aad true ~orksf. .iasl. -
sssbie
taTs take. iios. pound team true
werkera ard their heavy harness THIS
team 3. snap Tor any one wan'ins =
heavy harness team. TheY ara not
ser. az bismishst
tiss take. nne pair 81 Canadian
chunks and their harness This team
10 on. Of the bee, s.se9.ih teams In the
city. and are true workers ana sound
Any reasonable TRIAL wiii - allowed
zee tases a nice i.seo.ib mare. sound.
ktnf ard gentle and tue sosEsf. safe
for isiJ or ehsid 70 handle
80 take. iioe-is black horse good
~pFksr. a istii. street sors Just The
horse for ranrh~r
There ar. several other teams and Is Gin.
sic horses and harnsssea iueludiuE
spring wagons. farm wssons coal
~aEuna and huKgiss
SoTiCE-Au stock must be as repre-
ov.rstockrd vtth horses. and VIII sac
rifics portion ~ them private
sale this week our auction wtii b"
held Tuesday az o'cigcs
Take south Seattle car a. second and
Y~xlsf get or a. Hsrrys packing
house STABLES Just opposite. across
tracks s0io Ninih
FOR sALE~-A SO 1 HORSE. nr1GY
and harness Apply iTt6 Rainier
boulevard
sEATTLEs HORSE AucTios
every Tuesday o'clock. horses,
wagons buGGiss harness. saddles Take
South Seattle ears SECOND. fsslor. set
off Hsnryfs Packing House.
" Hses, ASSs,sn Sl~o> Ss,1 ~
II SPECIAL NOTICES
CONxA. an WARRINGTON BLpo
| Suits. Hsincas,s and Rubber coats al
| tered and repaired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
81 LEGAL NOTICES

rhe annual meeting ~ tho sinckhoiffre
~ the Union Savings a Trust Com DHnI
Of seattle. corporation. VIII D. hfIi
At the office ~ tho company. On ths
northwsst corner ~ f"rnHd A. and
cherry st. Seattle. King co1nfr.
washington. on Wednesdaf. The tfst
day ~ January. 1914. ~ a." hour =
three o'clock IN the afternoon. Htf tho
purpoae 81 amending the ~ inws.
siseting directors ~ the c0U PAM. and
Tor the trananffi1n ~ any DfhTr tusi-
nos. that may properly bs brought hs-
fore tho meeting
- o. ROLHEH
Cashier
Reaitis, washington. December .ilfh
~ co~~-~>4~1~.>-o-o~>-~1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
ieie Alaska Railding
- ACRES OK TEENS

Fast Of Kirkiandf short drive Of the
way. handy to school. stores, town.
way. handy 30 achosi. stores ton.
depot and cr~amsry. fine for dairy.
fruit and poultry ranch. Terms sIhe
cash ard SIS monthly Take Msdi
son car and ferry 20 Burke a Far
rars kirkland osfics. or call .es
New vork Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12

WANTED 4 TEAM YprNa ANp
SQUAD not over T. weight eco or fepa
They must 10 good and sound Slate
price A y pvshier, a. y. :. hno
henish wash sunset phone ittA
ENsEstt tue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
LARGE GARDEN TRACT

Less than mile from tho kirkland
ferry dock. for $500. terms i2b cash
and 80 monthly; rich, black soii
handy 70 school and stores. lumber
for buildings sold on Same terms
SEQ this now. take Madison car and
ferry 90 Kirkland. Burke \ Farrar's
office on wharf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS

DO rot NEED A CABINET aAkth
carpenter eF sisssff Call Pacific Cab
tn.t WORKS Main fosf
ron sALE nEAUriruL FEptuHEEp
Persian orange cat Phone East lsle
orr SPECIALITY USED MUSICAL ~.
ssrumsnfs 10 90 80 per cent less
Thiak % n Clearing house Tor music.
al Instrument.
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
1914 wsaiats Ellieu -tfs
MOTORS ron sALE. nENr or ~
change II; MArion - fhens Naln
ttss
CHEAT ~ TAKEN Ar oSct TWO
sho case. glass shelves 1918 uetsn
NEW PIANOS ron RENr. HESr hr.
piled on parehAs. hsysr-Tonsr ,s
Union
oLp sANrRs ron sALr EAST isit
TfLfKuM DYE WORKS
Hirh class wpFk az reasonable prfr-s
We know hos Phone elliott ssss
FRYE Mustc 90 as WALKER MOO
has resumed business faii line nss
stock OF shss, music ana music hoak.
LADIES' SAMPLE HATS ExrRsor.
dinaFY values for 81 10 o. tsflss
ssnpls Hat stors. over fsntAses Thea
tire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
THE VERY BEST

c0RPoRATfOHa oHGkNfzED. STOCKS
and bond. bought. RoHonbRum. 2p3
Hafshf Hdg, Second and Pine
-~~~~~<S~S~NS>N--~~s e,N~-~e~e~~S~e>N~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
20 MALE SITUATION

WANTED SITUATION BY JAPANESE
MATCHMAKER sober. honest and fine
quality. many years experience In
tsade. Address A.2l1e. siar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
ID LOST AND FOUND

~ Ioo hIND FOo NJ
fDsT-A GOLD NECKLACE. ONE
large and two small Jade stones, In de
parfmert stores or on tho street be
tween Seventh nv. and Union ~ and
Second av, between Pike ana Madison.
Return 10 Niles Emmeluth Main 1900.
Reward
Lost 4 GOLD RUNBuHsr pfS. DIN
nond center ana with chain attached
Liberal reward 10 finder Pin valuable
10 owner Call y. 270o or Main ~
LOAT a thnYs GOLD WATCH M
tween tho ~ o. and First and Pike.
netl.ga to ibs2 Eigelow. Reward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
BASgs

THE cANADfEN BAHE % CON 80 !
Head office Toronto Canals f,N
branches n Canada efcJ General
banking business Interest allowed %
.avings AMI time deposits
psefti~ pvsarh = nov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12

SprApy poot. NALL. IL USrvERsfTvl
sT. GEO TATroR PROP ~ RAToHr,
CITES: BEfT ~ TOWN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12

ron pALE NEW MD sEcD9D TAI,
rarnn nrd porte, Billiard Tshf~. sn4
towing alleys and nrcessories bar rfs.
'srss 81 sii kinds. sasy payments THn
prr~EwfCR BAIKR rOffFNDga
70 inh-7-s pff-' 50 = G@asff~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-12
= UNFINISHED FLATS

SALE or REST AZ FLAT. CLOSE Us.
beautiful view. electricity gas bath
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-04-23
PRAYERS ARE OFFERED IN
TITANIC C0MMEMO RATION
Churches and on Board of
Eighteen Steamships.

New York, April 15.--Special pray
ers were said on Sunday in many
churches in this and other cities in
sary of the sinking of the steamship
Titanic and the deaths of the majority
of her passengers on April 1S, 1919.
Many pastors feelingly referred to the
disaster in their sermons
The anniversary will be observed
this week also when lantern tower
will be dedicated tomorrow afternoon
in the building of the new Seamen's
institute at Coentics slip by Bishob
David H. Greer. A bronze tablet In
memory Of those who persisted VITA
what was to be the marvel of the sea
will be unveiled. The money for this
memorial was raised by the Sea-
mems Benefit society and the Amert-
can Scenic and Historic Preservation
society, the object of the lantern TO
be a reminder to every sea-going per
persons year ago.
At two o'clock in the morning the
steamer Olympic was in identically
the same position as she was year
ago when she received the distress
call from her Inflated sister ship, tt
tanic. This was the time of the last
message received from the Titanic.
which sank twenty minutes later, car
rying with her 1000 men. women ana
children.
Eight east-bound and ten west
bound steamers were in the vicinity
of the disaster on its anniversary.
Special services were held on each OF
these vessels in commemoration of the
victims who lost their lives in the
greatest catastrophe in the annals OF
the sea
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1913-04-23
STATE HOUSE AT MILWAUKEE
Senate Passes Weigle Bill Appropriate
ing $4,000 for Administration Build
in State Metrolopis.

Madison.-The senate passed the
Weigle bill appropriating $4,000 for
the construction and equipment of a
state administration building in the
city of Milwaukee. The vote on the
passage of the bill was - to 4. Sen
ator Weigle said that a good site
could be bought for about $3.50 per
front foot He believed that $4,000
would be sufficient to buy the land
and erect and furnish the building.
The various state departments and
commissions, he said, were spending
$4,000 a year for rent for offices in
Milwaukee. which were widely scat
tered If new building were fur
nished, as proposed by the bill, all of
kee would be housed under the same
roof, which would be a great conven-
fence to the public.
Aroused over Assemblyman Carpen-
ter's recital of wrongs following in
the wake of gypsy fortune tellers, the
committee on public welfare Wednes-
day afternoon unanimously recon-
mended his anti-fOrtune telling bill for
passage. Robbery, petty thievery,
fraud, bunco games, seduction, and
murderous assault were enumerated
by the Baraboo representative as ex-
amples of their evil character.
The assembly passed the Whiteside
bill for legislative investigation of the
proposed reforestation lands in Villas,
Oneida, Forest and Langlade counties,
as to their agricultural possibilities.
The bill went through by decisive
vote, after all but one amendment had
been voted down.