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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-16
ADOPT PROTEST RESOLUTIONS.
Clarendon Ballston Association Al.
leges Violation of Jim Crow Law.

At the weekly meeting OF the Claren-
donBallston Service Association Thurs
day night resolutions We're adopted pro-
testing to the Virginia state authorities
against the violation of the Tim Crow
law on the cars of the Washington Utili-
ties Company in Alexandria county.
The next meeting will be held Septem-
Der II. and in the meantime all commit
tees will be at work preparing their re-
ports to be submitted at that meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-16
Six Killed, One Injured.

CARROLLTON. Mo-, August 16-Six
passengers in an automobile were killed
and the driver dangerously injured
when an Atchison. Topeka and Santa
Fe passenger train struck the machine
at q crossing, q milo east Of here to-
day. William Roberts, the injured
driver. Ii not expected to live. The
party was on a pleasure tour from here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-16
RESERVE AMMUNITION
CLASSIFIED BY ORDER
Supply for Mobile Army Regu-
lated by the War De-
partment.

5 general order prescribing the supply
81 reserve small arms ammunition re-
CURED by the mobile army has been is
sued by the War Department. The order
divides reserve ammunition into three
classes. The first class to go to the field
with the troops: the second to go to the
field In combat trains. and the third will
accompany the troops in ammunition
trains. All of the ammunition In the
line OF communication from field supply
depot Tor base Of the supply to the trooos
will be in the hands o. line officers, who
viii report TO the division commanders.
Dispenses With Detail.
The. purpose of this equation is 10
Place ;the ammunition as far as possible
uHaer the control of the commanders of
examinations vino direct its use. That
dispefrses with a detail of staff ordnance
otilcers with organizations in the field.
IA time of peace sufficient ammunition
Viii be Kept by Organization commanders
II nlE the belts of the men. That will
consist OF ninety rounds per rifle for all
arms with the exception of the infantry,
hich WALL have hundred rounds. There
VIII be twenty rounds per revolver. and
$40 rounds per machine gun platoon.
Ammunition Glasses:
The reserte ammunition will consist
hrst of the above. which will go into the
ield With the troops. The second class.
10 he stored at the post In war time. will
consist of RIO rounds per rife for in
iantry. with the exception of machine
gun platoons. The cavalry will be al
lowed sixty rounds for each rifle. The
ststomatic rifle platoons are TO be allowed
= ~ rounds and there will be tWenty-ona
rounds per pistol and 1880 rounds per
machine gun platoon. II is proposed To
issue that amount of reserve an:nunltion
10 the troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-16
Bill to Provide Highway.

\ Dill 30 provide for "A military highway
tween Sa amman and Fort Screyen, Ty-
b.e island, has been Introduced by Rep
Tescntativc Edwards of Georgia. Til,
measure aorild appropriate xaU.OO0 fof
ne work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-16
Secretary Lane Off for Mt. Rainier.

TACOMA. Wash. August 16.-Secretary
of tho Interior Lane arrived here yester-
day and left at once to spend Sunday IN
tho Mount pa'~sr- >-.t;"-,"3 ''1-e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-16
ANN unition Glasses.
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner Hattie and Francis. pine
lumber from Nomini creek at 9th street
wharf for dealers; schooner barge No. o,
light. at Georgetown from Portland, Me-.
10 load coal at a New England point;
schooner Nicholas. watermelons from a
Chesapeake bay point at nth street
wharf for the local market; schooner r.
J Parks. cord wood from Maryland point
at. eth street wharf for ]. FL Carter &
Co: power boat Daisy. at Alexandria. to
load merchandise for Piscataway creek
senooreTs L. +. Shres and A. 4. Rich.
melons from the Rappahannocl river at
18th street wharf for the local market :.
power boat Arnold. 10 load merchandise
for Fort Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-16
Memoranda.

schooner Lewis Worrcll i chartered IN
lps,. railroad ties on the Patuxcnt river
fo- this city: schooner Margaret and +.
Moore IS in Aqua creek loading pulp
wood for baltimore; schooner May and
Anal" Beswick has sailed from the York
'4t"r for this city VITA lumber: schooner
Ittttie aud Francis Will return To Nomini.
- to load lumber for dealer. here :
si.oorer Maud :. is at a Maryland point
- ,a:d cord wood for dealers here
schooner kathleen is III Matiox creek to
i9.td ldDiber cord wood for Washing
JJa; schooner Sallie p. Beswck is at 1Ith
s,tcet wharf 10 complete unloading cargo
a. plue lumber.
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Departures.

Schooner j. p. Robinson. from AIexan-
dria with groceries and other stores for
Upper Machodoc creek, Nd: scow Bush.
aSht, for river point To load railroad
Ties or cord wood for the market here
canal barge l.. A. Clarke. from Alexan-
dria for Georgetown en- route TO Seneca.
Nd. 10 load ties: schooner Orbit light
Tor Virginia point to load lumber or
railroad ties for this city, schooner Lola
i0nhett light, from 18th street wharf
Tor Potomac point 10 load melons for
TINS cltst schooner Blue, light for a
chesapeake bay point TO load: schooner
T. j. Parks, light, Tor Maryland point to
Toad cord wood FOR the Washington
n arket; power boat Nat light for an
Eastern shore point 10 load watermelons
Tor the market here
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fGS southern has arrived at Baltimore
with a barge from this city: tug Jan
., Carter arrived at Georgetown with
iSht Consolidation Coal Company's barge
from Portland. Me. TO load coal. tug
captain Toby towing light coal boats
from Indian Head FOR Georgetown: tug
EGSenia arrived with sand and gravel
laden lighters for District sand wharf.
luz y NJ. hey arrived 1T Georgetown
VIII light coal-carrsing boats from Alex
atdria and harbor whafves: tag Select
ntlu at Georgetown with tow
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-13

Mrs. c. was ordering the days
supply by aid of the telephone.
Brains were on her menu, and she
had already tried a number of
butchers without being able to
obtain them. Is that Main 266?"
she asked anxiously. Eyes"
Have you any brains p WHAT"
Have you any brains today?"
No, no, nor was the testy reply.
you have made a mistakel This
is Doctor Smiths"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-13

David Starr Jordan goes back
87O672,OOO persons to make
us out a descendant Of Alfred the
Great, England's pious king We
suspected that our piety had fl
tered down through billions and
billions from somebody.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-13

THINGS SEEN IN CHICAGO
I saw a well-dressed man
standing in a crowded Lincoln
avenue street car. He was read
ing a newspaper. He cleared his
throat by hawking and hawking,
and suddenly spit on the car floor.
Then he went on reading.
I saw a woman standing in a
street car. Strong, able, men sat
in the seats. The woman was pale
and bony. In her arms she car
ried a white-faced baby. She rode
six blocks and then was offered a
seat by a woman.
I saw a man fight his way
through a crowded street car
putting his head down and buck
ing a path with his shoulders. He
was like an angry steer in a stock
car. At one time his left shoulder
pushed with force against the
breasts of a stability dressed wo-
man with handkerchief tied on
her head.
I saw a man in a street car lift
his right foot and place it on his
left knee. From this point of van
tage he wiped the mud of his shoe
bottom and deposited it on the
dress of the woman sitting in the
seat with him.
Mrs. c. was ordering the days
supply by aid of the telephone.
Brains were on her menu, and she
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-13

ing the 18th hour of the day, he
received a letter from his politi-
cal manager assuring him that
there wouldn't be 13 states go
against him at the election.
And today, this Is of all 13's,
the electoral college will tap the
president-elect on the shoulder
and say. woody, you're 1T"
CAUCUS ON SPEAKERSHIP
DEADLOCK
Notwithstanding the optimis-
tic statement of Gov.-elect Dunno
that an agreement will be reached
at tomorrow's caucus of Demo
Gratis in Springfield over the
speakership of the state assem-
bly,, an adjustment of the muddle
still seems far off.
A call has been sent out to
every Democratic representative
to attend tomorrow's caucus. Ar
thur w. Charles, chairman of the
state central committee, who is
in Springfield, said that no new
developments had occurred in the
contest.
Dunno has suggested several
compromise candidates, but it is
doubtful if the necessary trades
can be arranged.
Should speaker be selected at
tomorrow's caucus he will not be
elected before Wednesday or
Thursday, and the Inauguration
of the new state officers will be
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-18
1lnberfebrt
8erben bic geitGnSe Der Tropioent
Sapinss gnnf in ben 9ininen
oes Carlisle 8e6Gnoes
gefnnOen.

glm fSreitag iparen Die IuIrau'
nulngsarbeiten in oen 8rnltoruinen
Ses Carlisle 8eb6uoeS, ant Der Gfe
Ser 8ierten uno Walnitt StraBe, Cos
befunntlid) Dor 8tpei g8ohen bon
einer ner6eerenoerE Seuersbrunit beints
qeiudt iuor0en mar, IotDeit geoieben,
6aB Die Siherbeitsgefpol6e oe53meI9s
inItttltts Der gropioert SaOings gnnf
& 3ruIt 60. freigelegt peroen foltil'
ten.
Dele 9htfrGunrlngsar6eiten III
ben 2ofaIitGter Ser gonf naren
Iel6itreoeno Ddbreno Der gan3ert Belt
unter aufiityt DON 8ebeinlbeanlten
norgeuonEnren tporoen uno iobalo ges
Itern bic Siflerbeitsgeipolbe iolueIt
ireigelegt paren, 0ab man 3utrltt 81
ibnen erlangen fonnte, ipuroe Bi3e-
prQitoeftt Bon 2nbr benahrihtigt, Der
itf) init perihieoenen nnberen Beam.
ten lofort nah ben Branorulnen be-
CAB tno bic lteberfiihrung Der Wettb.
papiere, bes BanrgeIbeS uno Der Jon
itiger @ertbobiefte rad benz Salpt
aebduoe Der grooibent Saou1gS 8uni
& Iruit Co., an Der Giebetten mi
8i1e gtraBe, iibertpadyte. gah Serrr
Bon 2abr's @erfideriing baben I'D
bic SiferbeitsaGpolbe bor5ilglth be
fpdhrt uno Der SyrlhaIt berielben, De-
einen Bertb bon iiber $4,000, 900 re
prqientirte, mar pollig intaft.
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spieitr BEN Wranb. Seisnenr.

Der 16 Sohre alte @m. aaIeberger.
BON gso. $50 stlctter Aneuile, spelt,fr
Dor ca. sipei g9od,en pIosIih inter
Isitnnbnre BON $500 aiig Der 8oi,-
'nana feiner mhitter peridpus,roe.l
uu6 ipater i'm Chicago rerbuftet NOR.
ben ipar, puree geiiern bon 9eteftlp
sutn absetoli unb Hu& Cincinnati
suriidgebrndf. nm CUR BerfiiElrg oes
,Srieoe,isrid,ters MoeIler eingefperrt
su iperben. Der stnabe bate bei Jet.
ner gerbnftang bon ben $500 nod
$500 in ieinem Bette. 9sohtd,a'
gotiebniim iraate ibn. mas er ntii
ben iebIenoen 5000 geinndlt babe Mni
sfaeberger oiitiportete. oai, er iih mt
benz GeIDe In Chicago nnniiiirt uni
IfioeIe 1oge erlebt bube.
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Outer ,Sang.

Gin in Der Ra6t bes 13. Sanuor
berubtsr ginbrud in etne Giisnpdas
renbdnblung in Waion Gitp. Shto,
iano eeitern purh bic bon ben 6ez
beimpolitiitsu gstr0gge. SBrten
Stubor uno Degensr oorgenommsn:
gerbaftung Der Stulbigsu QuftId.
runa. Die geamten naPneu on Del
6. StraBe uub Central aDsnue brsi
iunet Burden fsit. pelhe iih als So
fepb gurte DON Rem gOrt, Wttte Waol
BON aleranbria, Snb,, unb George 8
gropu bon 0orpea, UloII.. regiItrirtsr
Die Gefdngeusn io[Isn ben gtnbrud
einqsitdnbsn bdbsn. Sic pdren mad
Cincinnati getpmmen, um bic aus Ia
IhsumsTern, llhrsn, S6eereu. HaItr
mefIern etc. beftsbsnoe geute 81 peril
rsru.
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1emtides 8 1beater.
lie Sdmlfom6bie p5ladsmnnu ais
Grsieber" am Sonntag Abeno.

Gie Shul.aontobie p5lnhsmann
ais Gf5ieber1, bon Otto grnIt, lit als
Die goritellung fir nahiten Conn.
tag i'm 3entidcn 8benter ange.
lett uno cine before @nbl bate faum
aetroffen iperoeu fonneiL oenn biz 5u
einent aeiDiiien 8ra0e paBt oos Stif
aud auf amerifaniide Shuloerbalt'
uiiie. Ger Berfaiier - ielblt esn
Gdmlmann-- bat nit ieiflem aJladls.
mann" Elm @erf nift nur bon her'
porragenoen litterariiten Wertb &c.
id,affen, ionoern ard) Elm Stiif still
turgeihihte in id)arfer geleuhtang
auf Die giibne geitellt. Gos Wlilie't
bes Gtiifes iii in cine 8olfsidule
| iiir Stnaben oerlegt, Die utter Ser
sSuffel eines .8iloungsidrtlters"
lfteht, Der nad oben in ipeid)ellederi-
| idpr Gepotion fried)t urto iib pinoet,
nnh unten ober NIT brutnler Stupt'
0itdt ieine autoritGt 81, bebauptelt
iitht imo iid aub nidt if)eltt, 5a oen
aenleiniten ,sntrigueu 3it gretren, I'M
laen beiten 2ebrer Der SduIe, Der ieis
ne autoritit nid)t adtet, 3u perlaitnt'
| oen uno iogor bei Der aegierltng 5ll
benin3iren. aber oanrit grdbt er iih
ielhlt cine sSafle, in ipelher er Den
Sols briGt. Genn es ifellt iif bernrtS,
| oas err nienlals cine pdoagogtife An5-
4 bil0ura erhditen uuo MIR nit Sslre
| Der griifungsseugniiie eines peritor'
| benen grlibers uno inter oeiien Ra'
men iih tn bic SietLiing zines Seh'
rers aeidm1uggelt bat. Gu5 Stld
Ioffnet ben Bid IN Die pielct Wsnngel
uno llnsul1nslid,feitett, bic IN Del
Shule nod berrid)en, &c gelBelt Der
id,oloitiihen Stleflbrian Der III pte
lien gdullen eingeriiien ulo 5eigt oel
g9eg 5u griinolid)en 9fefornen III oe1
SSsugenoer3ienmg. e5eoe etn5elne Ser
: ion, Die in benz Glide aiiitritt, poi
lbem Gberreaierungsrath beriuter b,,
> I'll Dem Sd,ulbiener, lit bern futrflldlel
: Qeben naf,aebfloet uno itebt auf REQ
: liIfiihem @o5en. Gie Sprafe Dc
7 Stiides III polfstbiintlih iinb dn man
; fen SfeIlea iogar bon rbetOrIld)er
Z Sdsptrng nro fortihrittlid,em ,yeuei
{ S,seoe Stole bietet benz St,uuIpiete
{ omfbore Gelegeitbeit 5rr id)nrTe
+ Gbarafteriiirung. Eesbalb miro aa
n Stitt aud) innner elm inte!ligeHte
lgrblIflm ieiieIn, unb Der 8eiuh b
.e 8orIteamtg am ndd}fen Sonnta
5 biirite ann 10 entpieblersspertber len
T ais eine tpirflid, geoiegene auifiiI
g runa su crporten itebt. SSiir berartiG
= Ronen birgt Sos gnieulble gang DO
s siiali6e ardfte.
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s,interbIiebene ssiudlt.

Sm itGotif4en 5Oipttol ftarb gss
item Elm einen Uspnat ultes 8dbp nd=
mems Clarence Wels, beNen gltern
Den ben anitaltsbebOrbeH bis9er nitt
osfunoen perben tornten. sic iol@
len iraeuopo an Der 5Drater glne.
robnen. - 4ubsroem itarben Se1tern
in Der ani.dlt Der 49 Sabre alte Hl'
forb Tenahdn uro Der 80 Sabre al
lie Sobn 9oeam, beren Gnssbortg'
fis6sr ebenfclls nod niHt sruliteli
rsrDer tonnteH.
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Die Bemer6ungen elmer Dame
5u Jlleoi5in uno Religion.

Ser fcIgeube arie' 1T bon einer Game, be-
ren Gnmen fu nennen i6 nidt bos 8ett baSc
q8enn id ibreu gsomeT crpdtncn pfiroe, TO
ptiroe fte fait ieoem 2efer betannt feiH, eic
fhreibt gum IheiL:
Dr. e. 9. 6artmor, Columbus Sbio:
nJbren @rtifeI urter ocm Lttel gWteotttn
urto ReItaioH" babe tb mebrmat2 GeIefcn nno
fuieoer geIefeu. EB f9eint mir, GiS ertboite oer
gtrtifel oaS g8eIeutIidhc ben al oen, ruas iiber
Gbrtitian Ecience gefaat tporoer tft neue Sc
oanieu, iuageitioe 9eiItunoc uHo aHberc Tors
men eeiftiger SetliuHoe.
sd bin febr erfrcut ar bec6after, baB Ste
70 niipItd5c Gitterntur in bic 4elt te5en. Gtc
miro 5tueifcllos urqemen GuicS t6un; ni1t
rur fir 3iejeni8er, nelde g}eoi8tH nebtneu.
fonberu aud iiir 1iccuigeu, fpeIbe aud obne
gleot1tn ous8uiommeu neriHdcn. Sbr grtticI
if fltr3 uno biiRoig, uno tpjro ben Iauienoer'
geIeIer iperocH.
aOleoi5tn uno BeHgiou Tnb in1Hcr fetr foDc
nit einnuoer Oerbunoen getpeien. &ur tn ben
lebteren Subreu tper6en bic 6cioen als aboe'
fouoerte @rufe angeieben. 80 freue mid
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gtiIiger SuHS.

,Sorper Steirtanlp, Elm 10 Sabre
alter 3eitmgsiuuse bon Bariarp it1o
Wscg6erion glpenue, rulroe geltern
robe Der eIterlifen @oblrng BON Ell.
nen Suuoe anseiaaeu lino am linfen
gein id,luum 5erfletiht. Gr nuree
nod Der Office bes Or. geobon gss
brotlt, no ole @intoen BON Dem
4rste ausseast nuroeu. Ter Sunb
rplrbc pom Dem 9soIi3iItelt 2eutten'
berg eingeianeen unb mad Der s. Et'
itriftsitation gebraht, no er sur yer
fiin1uq oes 8efunoheitsbeartten etn'
aeiperrt ipurSe. syralt Soldier, bon
| go. 2S01 Wariaip gnenlie. oae ur9eb'
Iide geiieeriu bes Siiilbes, erflarte
sab berielbe ibr Dor einigea Eager
suaelaufen uno RON ibr gefiitteri
tporoen iet, ieood niht ibr gebore.
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2opal Crber pi Wtooie,
5bre Sabres.aonDemtion iuiro 10000
geiudjer bierber briugeu.

Tie %. esabres.aoftpertiort Des
2onal Sroer Of Veooie", ipelf}e IN
6en Sageu pom %. ssSuIi bts 1. Iit-
quit 3. !. in bieiiaer Staot Gbgebal.
ten piro. biirfte nad) Ausioge oss
Serrn Stepe Seeofptd, Slprente'
Ir,iiiee bes Cr6ens uub oes Serrn
80. 6. Sughes, Sefretdr Der aanlas
Gtp 2cae, bic seiteru ols Gunrtier'
NADER bier eintraiert, Iebr ols TO-.
600 SbeiInehner nnh hieiiger Staoi
brtnaen. Die beiSen Serren rtahten
i'm 9eqIeitlmq oerihieoener Dtitglte'
Der beg 2ofal. .M,sid,uiies bic Runoe
burd, bic Sctels iln6 Dor Ibeilo lflon
Serr Seeoopid einen Sorttratt init Den
2eiterrt bes Sinton SoteLs ob, oeu 5is.
folae bas gaiBe Gtablriieuient al.
Soilptaiiartier fir bte Siiprenre-2o1t
unb be Ritgiieoer Der anrfa5 2ogeT
reieruirt sporoen lit. @dbreno oei
aonpentipn pirb nuf oas sVreIs
grersieren" Der Wnrfdytrenoen Stub;
oes Sroens ltnttiirber, 5t tpeld,sn
Die Wlii'clrri Delegation etrpu 5000
bic gerniplponia Delegation etlpt
5000 aftire Theilnebuter errtienoer
tpirb. Tos ssniereiie an oieiem aon
ieit, Der mn Iesten Sabre bon Der 70
petd 2ose aefpornlen tp,troe, lit irnr Il
aroBer, neil Der preis breirral er
runsen speroen urxB, ehe &c IN oel
enbgiiltisen geiis ber Sieger bIeibcl
fam.
Gie beioen Serren, ,pelfe BEL Be
IIestidbriaeu aonpenticn IN aanla
Gin on Der Spise bes Arrangements
ausidmiies ilarbeH. DerSen einige "a
qe bier bleiben. Inn hem Sofnl.aus
lidgib, beiIeu goritser Serr augui
Serrmann iit. bic notbigeH RatE
IihIdse 5lt ertbeileH.
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tgingsianS st.
Gnt de q n II n q.

Sm puntts Ser uebereiniiintmung
bstreffs llntsrItiiBung bes Deutiten
1seoisra fiest Die Saohe bod pobI
Macers, uno modte man bic Jrage
ouilDerfen: pb bic Direition aud bent
gublitum 1sseniiber ihte gon5s
Qfliht uno Stuloigleit eetbun BATE
- fDas liebe gublitum LIT niht inn
mgr hummer SungeD ginienber peit
sipar nidt, tpie nett Die GontrolIe bes
lhsoter Dersins iibtr bic 5hedter'
f.isruna gebt. 6ut mare g aber
irenu folde ftottfGnoe. btnn Den Der
hdItni5Ien iollie bod Rehnung &C.
traotn tperben! Dus srobte Wunbel
In uhfuer 1beater Wertpaiunt
iiberbcupt III - ods es trob 0eftsI
lfteu tltibi! 2lus neintm Gingefono
| mar iro1i b<uilih s.nug an Ieien. frai
lfsbgt xas 0uis 1Ssatst { NSknh
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hnb Gle biefes 70 Nar eenra6t bnset- Tie
Tenoen5 bon beltte beitnoet iid ftrn auf ee1s
Bege, 1iebtsin Irt6 8eItgiDu tviener 3uIaiHs
meu5ubrtnscn. ect Sbren aroBeH 5actl'ttteH
fir bic 9}erbreituHG etner risIi6eH 5rforrrG"
tior 5n ioj gents. oaB 5te ben Gortf6ritt Der
Belt tn bobem I2aBe burcb bic 8erfeHoune fpL'
der Qrtifel ra1 cacn 8irDtuugen f5rosrn ncrs
ber so phni8s Se ntiieH 3u IGfieu, oas
Gbrc 8eitrcbuuQtH gc'd)dSt Wer6er.
.Re3iiaft1 gerunu tabe ia Hio5ts Bu fuget.
so made iebe felteu Ge6raud por irgeHoelncr
Teoi5fn g6er id eer't3cre @te, baB sbr
9trtiIel mid oermo6eH enbHiasugirt bat mtt
lem Qnen Static. ;D.It6cu &c crghdIt. haB 10.
Iaus td5 enmuL 9etcoiiyH HotIia bdte F1j"r
eine Tldf9c GeruEd :euieH miiroc SO per9e
c3 ndt pcriaureu - aA1 %uoeren au ems
piGeIcH~
Eevrna miro in allen agsirtTeu 0erialtit
&crlaneen Sie bon ,tfreut Npotgc-
fer cinen freien Eeruna SaIenoer
fir 1913.
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Gbarles uno 5aaeI Gapp. Saplsr
puri; anobs.
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WlcRillan Gtrabs; RGohen.
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80 Ululberrp StraBe; annbe.
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Mcmiden Mpenus; Rndk.
Wi[Iiam unb Utanie Meper, 3544
Beetmun Strabe; Wtdehen.
gbnurb nnb Gillian Oets, 1905
Carl Strabe; anabt.
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gen 8 uhr in Der gtdbe BON 5todtoH
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- 6rau Stepben Girt BON 9Io. 81
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ben 8srluIt Don etnem bdlbeu 0ubeuo
6ubnern better HaIie, rpelhe Don DIE
ben geitobIen puroen.
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neuen 5hulbauIe8 in Dit 6amiltor
auf i6r 2lngebot pom $34, ,92O 3u. Dte
unoeren Qnaebote rparen: 9eorge
2ingler, $36,O62.48; Gins &c genz
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guugbu, $50, ,359.91.
- qaftpr 6. J. gB. g(Qparbt reiIte
oeitern Wpraen nah Columbus, uH
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IBaitprs pbil. S6miot bei3uipDhneR.
- Der Miami TluB lit porLeBtc
Ruht tpieper tart Qeitiegeu unD tperr
Der 8sgen fortoauert, itebt etue uebera
F! idtpemmung pon gets 4oDitioH al
erpdrten.
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- Gin Gt,leihoieb entipenoete ars
oer @obnung Der aaura Burnett, gto.
SO6 Waan StrcBe, Sdprllldlaten I'm
8ertbe pon $50
- 8etsttip>Sergeant Grim uni
feline Srabantsn perbafteten gelterF
ben Wirtb Greo. 8eder BON gotsrair
uno Bates Qbeuue unter Der Nntldge
Dstt3s.tel in isinsm Beige getd6t 81
baben. Der 9efansens Ioq sugegebsr
bdben, ein SoHobuh betrieben 81 ho
| ben.
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ltlttmatum.

9oli8siaef Gppelun benatriatigte
Qeitera in etnem offi3iellen S4reiben
6er Ularihdq Dm. Rietmun, BON
bem tiir5Ii6 annettirten Odtlep, baB
& unn bic fiinf anoeren WIttglieoer
beg Frii6eren poli3st departments
fih Der Straie ausIesten, ne9en
unbefugter 2lusubung Der poll3stge'
malt oerbuftet 5u tperDen. faas lie oas
rauf heftGnoen, peitere amtlt4e
5onoIungen por5unebmen.