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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05
9rittes dpiteI.

3tpsi Sabre blieb ih Gnglanb fern.
gahbem Der erIte Sturm meinsr
8er5psifIung ppriiber mar, bssann ih
pisber rseeImdBiger an mefne Mutter
Su f6rcibsn uno idiittste i6r pis ebes
mails mein Sers aus. Gs mar aber Elm
perbittertes, ein tisf oeripunoetes SerS.
8alSac faet, Der Yerluit beiien, mas
man erbofft unb srishnt babe, iei pieI
bitterer als Der 9srIuIt bsIIen, mas
man in Wirtlidteit bsIsfen bat. Die
ginbilbuns perIhGrft Ole Sdmsrssn,
neil Iie bds nicht gefsTene pergrobert
uno ibm msbr Wsrtb psrlsibt, aIs es
in mabrfsit gsbabt bate. Wleinc 2eis
benI6aft puds in msiner qbantaiie,
bis lie mid bsm WnhnIinn ndbs
brahts. Wartans perbdngnibpoIIes
4nbentsn lieB mid niht los, ss per-
foIgte mid Gag unb Radt; INNER lab
ih ibr IisbIihes 8siiht, uno beibeits
2iebs unb bitteriter 5ab pedisItsn in
utsiner gruit.
SD periu6te allss, um mid gu asrs
itreuen. Wtan bebduptet, Der menihz
lihs 8sift lei efaitiih, unb sr BEIGE
tauieno 6ilfsmtttsI, um 'ih bon elmer
unbeiIpoIlen Grinneruug 3u befreisn.
9stpib baben bic meiiter Wduner elm
NAL i'm 2eben bas gIsibe empfunben
pie ih unb fpiifsn. ME ipsnia ale Ser
runftgriinoe fru6ten, no bic aeioen.
fhaft fpriht. SD bate ebenipout su
6auis bIeiben tonnen, Warians Bib
DsrfOIgte mid big in meiue 9rGums
htnein. Sd ftiir3te mid in ben fpilz
oeiten StruoeI Der Barrier 3eritreuz
uNasn. th periuhte es nit Der 9oIitit,
nit Der 3uuit, ih Ids - umIonIt. I'D
CAB mir Die gr0bte Muts. mid in cine
nsue Rei9ung binein3utGuihsn - ums
ionitl Denn t9 tur5s 3eit binburd
mir unb mslner dugenblidlihsn 4uss
ertpdbIten por5uipieseIn psrfudts, cine
bsftige pafTion erfiilIe msin Ser3, unb
Die 8sreunsenbeit perbldTs DOR Der
ih0neren Gegsnpart, 10 bsburfte es
nur elmer sufdligsn Soe.nperbinbung,
unb bos alte 2eio brad ME cine
Stur3peus iiber mid bersin.
Woren Die Gefiible, bic ih su ers
tpedeu glaubte, ebenio unpabr tpie bic
meinsu, 10 bate Elm 9ru6 nidts sraz
gifdes. Elm iebss gina bunn rubig Isis
neg Weges peiter. aber ss traf Iin
auh suipeilen, oab id Elm Sers funb,
ods fih mir in aufrittiser aisbe su
eigen CAB. 10 ipenig i6 auh cine ioI6e
5inssbung perbiente. bann mar bas
Iuseinunbergsben iaon i6psr.r, unb
nit isoem neuen 8ruh perlor ih Gin
qut Sbeil Der unperIsb bbarteit meiner
Seele. Sd fam mshr unb mefr teruns
ter, Gubsrlih unb aud innerlih, purs
De immer ielbitiiihtiaer unb perb6rtete
msin 5er3 eegen bic Qnipriihe unb
GefIhIe meinsr Rsbsnmenfden.
(JortieBung folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05

0ie europdifde Jrauei@
mes inbif den Rab hu. Sn
Waridau 1T in bittsrer 4rmutb Die
Jrau eines lnbtIden Rabfha, bic iiiz
oiids Shauipielerin 5annp NaDis
epitsin, ssitprben. WarIdausrin bon
Gebur., mar Jannp Gpitsin Dor Sab
rem nah 2onDon eetommen, no II. el<
nsm Rabfta 70 iebr gefisl, eab sr tie
als Satin beimfiibrt.. Nah einiasr
3sit trennt. sr iih jsood bon ibr uno
fssts ibr eins SubrespsJion bon 5000
Ru5el ous. Jannn Wdbisgpltein
pertaufte i6re penfionsb sberehtlgung
einsm lcnbunsr Spetulonten fir
5000 Rubel; bieies Gslb perbrouht.
lie ieboh bclb unb fab iih gsn0tbigt,
.in.n grtnerb in Der giibnenlaufbabn
su fuhen. Sic bait. dIs Staulpisz
lerin Grfolg, fiibrte ab.r err ettpas
ifiirmiihes Qeben. Das raid i6re Dee
iunbbeit untersrub. Rahbem iie an
Shtpinbfuht ertranft mar, mubte Fl.
ibre Diibnenlaufbabn aufseben uao
nuroe nun mad turaer 3sit pOlig nit
tellos. go 1T es setomm.n. bob bic
ebemaliee 0dttin tines Rabina in Qrs
must ssfssbsn ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-05

Der beiben MGbhen beiunben bate,
auf mid sugeIaufen. SD erfdrat. ais
ih ibn FAB.
.6p mar er es nitt, nit benz Tie
fprah," murmelte ih seiltesabpeieno
ppr mid bin.
.@isb, Subert. rtef Der aleine, ftp
gliiditrablenb an mid bdneeno, ,bas
lit Elm tpirtliher Sdbel. ben papa
6drrp mir mitesbrdht bat"
SD fab uno bDrts nidts ipeitsr, bic
un1huloieen Sinoerlippen fprahen
mein llrtbsil. geibe MGbden iaben
mid ernIt unb mitIeibig an; ich fiiblte,
ME ih tpotenblab puroe. 5onnp
lests untpiltiirlih ihre 6ano auf met
nen arm. Sd idiittelte fie ob, id
aipans mid gu iher5en. gu laden, ih
fhpang ben tleinen ourrp in meinen
Mrmen toh, Bis er ppr Gntaiiden lant
aufiubelts, unb bann lieb ih iie plDb@
lid itsben unp ging pbns 8rub ou.
BON.
Sn msinem Simmer angslanat pers
fhlob ih bic Sbiir. Riemano Ipllts gu
mir bringen - Sd min bic
Stunoen, bic folgtsn, nitt tpeiter be-
| fhreiben. sic ipuren furhtbor. SD
ipano mid in Qual unb 9enliitbigung.
Damn erbpb ih mid. tlingslte meinem
Dieuer unb befabl ibm meinen 9pffer
gu pdden, ba it, eingetretener umz
| itdnbe balber, Spepninos in apei
Stunoen osrlaFen miiie. Gnolid
iuhte ih meine W}utter auf, mar ober
pis BON elmer 2aIt befreit, ols ib h0rts,
fie lei auseefubren. SD ihrisb ID,
sinige baItigc 3eilsn. iuate ibr Qebe=
pohl, unb Der ndhite abenb bereits
fab mid in paris.
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Sie I1helte bic 1rennoin bantbar an
uno ihlob bic gugenIiber. Dd lie Hill
in fih perbarrte, slonbts glifobeib, iie
Tei eineeidldfen. sic b0rte i'm Neben@
simmer Jelir' Giimms uno ipunberte
fid, bob Ct fhon sariid Iei. Ss ihlih
auf oen 5ubIpiben hinaus uno 5ps Ieiie
bic 5biir binter iih 3u
sSelir bate fhon BON benz Diener err
fabren, bab SibiIIa i'm Sdlob fei.
Gliiabetb berubiste ibn iiber ben 3us
itanb Der Shtpeiter; iis lei eiuseIhlda
fen, uno Der SdlaI iperoe ibre ers
ihopften arGfte ipieber beritslIen. Sic
ipintte ibm, ibr in ben pdrt 5u foleen.
5elir tbsiIte ibr nit, bab sr Dspolo
idon auf benz Wese gum ShloB ge-
troffen. 2lus ieinen berrporrenen RE
ben babe er geihioien, bab er Sibila
pereebsns ertpartet, oab er BON .threr
2lnipeIenbeit bel benz gsgrdbntb geb0ri
uno oab sr ieBt bic fire 5oee babe, ss
fei ibr irgenb etpos gntieslthes 5ases
ftpben. 90 Iei er nit ibm eetommen
uno parte am Iussang oes parts aui
Radriht bon ibr.
SIN 9eiprdh 'hrttteu bsibs titier in
ben gart binein. einesheno unb NIT
IisbspplIsr SorsiaIt. Sibilos Oefhid
srpGeeno. DAB elm sner9iftes Gins
srsifen moth tbue, um ile Dor iih felber
All itisen, oariiber lpdren iIe siHig,
Sic tamsn gu einem Reiuliat: 1eliy
ioLts am nG6itsn 5age nit Der 6hpes
| iter mad, Der Shnei3 ootr Stnlien abs
reiisn unb 10 lanee bert nit ihr pers
ipeiIen, bis iis bas gIeihsepiht ihrer
SesIe tpieosreenpnnen. gine foIhs
8sitipsiIies Srennuna ppn 0eors bon
Ssrsn Itisn bic ein3igs Wtoglihseil
| fir cine Ipdtsr. ausiobHuns Der Oats
ten su tietsn, bic beiot fir ipiinidenss
nsrtb bisItsn. fslir iibsrnahm ts. bis
Ginpiuigune 6esrens su erlaHeen.
Sdon einigemdl bate gIiiabeth um.
tebrsn ppllen, er hislt iis INNER mil
neusn Jrasen 5uriid. Wlit bieieH
ihDnen, 'tolsen Wsi,n Su einsm ebler
sbun, einem isIbitIoi,n Sanotln pebs
bunDst Su isin. mar fir ibn cine ntus
toitIi6e gmpfinoung, uno es tam ibn
Elm 0dmmernbes genubtisin, bab ii
bod ppbl in Der 3isis oes 8emiitbsi
| Iebens Saiten sGbe. Die, anssiblogen
in rsihersr Sarmonis ertIGHeen uni
einen pousrsn Genub sspdbrisn. ali
bic kItrdntte Stolo, auf Der bisbe'
feline Grsubsn iia ob9sipisIt hatisn.
(6oriietung ioIgi)
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Der Nortb Benb Moab in Gettion 5 in
0retn Ip. 81.
2he Center Mmuisment 60. an Sk
Center Nmuiemsni Co., cine aorporas
tion, Cots 2 unb 3 in 1eniomin
Stefports llnterabth. ST..
Gitate bon Gliiab Goombe an Sobn
9ifhbein. 5 Sabre 2soie uuf bas
0runbitiid 2145 Weit 8. Ctr, monats
lihs Wieibe $55.
Cora 8. Wlillsr an WoIter Ganfitlp
|u 4., 8 Sabre 2eaie auf pas Grunbs
ftiid No. 81 Weit Z. Gtr., monatlids
Mieibe S55.
Sennie q. 8. Wilioms an Wolisr
Ganfielb IL. a., ein Sabr aeoIe onF oas
9runbftiid go. 21O Weft 8. Strabe.
monoiIifs Wiietbe $45.
Stehen s.. Wilbsr on benIeIben,
Sabre aeafe auf bas 9runbitiid 124
0arfieIb place, monatlide Mietb
800.
Marp :. Raber an gbarlss &
6usbes, Got 388 in Noripoob 9ien
llnisrobtb. ST..
Wan Qltemensr an 0iold Mltemsper
20 BEL 120 5ub an Der Sftieite por
elmer neuausssIegien Strabs. 240 Juf
ipeitIih bon 2otper Mpe. in ct. Der
nnrb. 81.
| DieieIbe on emma Toerr. 20 Bel
120 1ub on Der Sftisiie BON elmer
neuauss.l,sien Strobe. 289 Sub tpeIts
lid pon 1oper ape. in ct. Bernard
Isl.
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gernarpina 6uffep an oisfslx.
$500.
Mm. q. Depou an aouis aramsr.
$4,000. N
german Sdle6i aE Wolitor 6. u.
g. 60. $500.
gbaJ. 6. eoiIs jr. an llnitp 8.u. 2.
60. 1880.
s.. G. 5optins an HoripoOb Sms
propeb .. II. Z. 60. $500.
Sennis Gnmnins an GImtpoob
plaet 8. u. y. SO. 500.
glIiee 30. grorutbsr an GIsmsre 3.
II. 6. 60. $1,000.
9tusuit wlocrbrint an Margaret
Sdtpartins. $500.
u. Gnselman an 2enrp Groihaus.
$500.
Sobn Slider an Brighton German
Bon; 60. $500.
60. 3. Wprs an aetips Q. II. eco.
S25OO.
8. M. Beaumont an, Gin. Cement
anb Concrete 60. $3.50.
Ghas. Sipigari an Cincinnati
Wortinamsn's Club y. u. 8. So.
$4,000.
GIiaabstb u. gebinesr an 8. go.
0crbsnberg. $4,000.
Catherine g. Wanocd an 2ibsral 6.
IL. 3. 60. $400.
Hoie W. Burr an g. 8. Griggs.
$4,000.
s. 3. Banning on Grnit Citation
e. u. 3. 60. $4,000.
0srfsIbe an 90. unb u. ShrDosr.
$500.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gintinnati. 4. Wara

mirerpa 3. 5opnssnb an Jaecb
Spebsrstp, 5 Cots an 5drrIon 1urns
pile. 81.
Senrp 81. 5Otkreiq an Ben. 8.
Sids, / Got in Se.!. IA. Columbia
2p. 81.
SSt. Glair 8laBmeper an Sba
ssran., Sbsil Der 90; 22 in Gatb. ID.
Goots llHterobtb. 81.
glmaIia 3. Did an Gmmo a. Ghols
monoeIep, 2ot 283 in Robb u. gees
l. llnterabtb. 81.
Mlnr,Ie 81. gldtburn an Rate Gars
rel, cine Got an RuHeu Ctr. 81.
Carrie gd6ouo an Winnie e. Do
pies, 40 Jub an 9ietor 9lpe. 81.
gD. &. Warbori. Iruitte. on Jobu
r. Ritter, Cots 437 unb 438 in geehs
ppoo. 81.
Gornslia 6. Wapkt an gbas. 80.
2ommsrs, 49 5ub on Wdin Ssrobs,
WabiionpiIle, 81.
Wm. SoFieIb an aaura 5cff.Ib
Quit Claim. 25 Jub on Shili'o
Ctr. 81.
5annis !. Citfon on pbiiipp Goss
bid, / Got on Norris pIoce. 81.
Caroline 6. Worrotu an Worsaret
aeeban. 20 Jub an granb arsnus.
81.
Sobn pop. an gersha w. 9ienit.
IS Gub on gait,rn'4p.. 81.
gbas. 6. Rpuris. zruitee, on Sss
lina 6. Jiiher. l Got an Compton Ro.
81.
georae Spoitb on Daniel nnb Rat,
qoblar, 80 BEL 300 Jub an Der Meits
Ieite BON Ohio 4ps. 81.
2ouis 6. 9u.nte an Ibe RealG Fate
nnb Improvement Co.. 40 SUB on Der
Sftieits bon gsrinser Ctr. 81.
2aura q. 2npman an Miuidm q.
Debou. "a bel 50 5ub on Der Worb'
feiie bon George Str. 81.
4oam u. Sramsr an Wininm g.
Gepou. 20 bel 80 Sub an Der Roro.
itite bon 7. Ctr. 5niiden ainn une
8apmilIer Str.; ebenio % bel 80 Jut
an Der Siibfsits BON 7. Ctr, bornn-
sren5enb. 81.
ghorles Wesgsr on Wilton Sanl.r.
s 4dsr aunD in GestiOn 81 In Green
9p. 81.
Rate 5ussman an GIisobetb R. mil.
lioms, 1beil bon Got 8 In Der Walnul
5ils 2ano 4foeiation /. unterabtb
81.
gbitb 8. 4pr.s an Ban %. Gorr
so Bel 130 SUB an Der Wsfieiie Dor
Joreit 4pe.. flolih bon Glcfcn Ctr
in MobifonpiQs. 81.
amelia 8. 9unbdm an Bert O
Woorman u. a., Cots 10 unb 20 II
Woormdn &. Sobu's llnterabtb. II
sSairmount. 81.
3arrp ). Gitermrn on 1nrrn u
Gee, 81 CUB an Der Rorbfsiie ponglap
pool MDe.. 366 Jub fiibfi9 bon 2eh
man Mpe. 81.
gbnrles Stuiiia an 6<nrn areim
berg, Cots /. 2, 3. 4, 8. 6. Z, s. uni
8 IN JoFab g. browns llnterabtb
81.
6enrp Striebelmeier an Scbn 3
Ouilfople, % Bel 100 Gub az btrWsit
feite BON Dbferputorp Msdb. $500.
WdrDnr<t Waekrs an 9seutcn unl
9!iss GbspAffs. anaeit5s . 96ss y
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0rHxSeisentbuuls 3sSptbefen
Cincinnati, 4. MGrs.


Reue 5ppotheten.
euian 5uuoh an Jinanee e. u. 2.
Go. $1,000.
Raibias aIb.rs an Mt. asams g.
60. $4O0.
s5acob Sipeberstp on CLARA g.Rob.
$500.
DtrIelk on 5rani Shipab. $500.
Geo. Mm. Wlillsr on Sputbern Sbio
6. u. Z. SO. $500,
Ben. +. 6ids an Wliami 9p. 3. IL.
g. Go. $3.50.
emma ghoImonbelen an Columbia
q. II. g. u. So. $3.50.
RubOIpb a. WadSum an ct. gtrs
nnro 6. II. q. u. SO. $1,000.
fSrArt 5inte an DO. $500.
gb. 9. Wangolo on Gortihritts
8aupersiu. $500.
pbiIip Josbid an Guaron:e. Dep.
Go. $4,000.
Gbas. 10. 2ommsrs an Mabifon 9.
u. Qo. 2. S2750.
Jrar. Sofmoun an DO. $3.50.
Geo. W. gephane an DO. $1,000.
Warearst Gssban an priee 5iu y.
II. 6. 60. $2500.
Sofspb 5aste on Mt GeuIthp 9. II.
&. 60. $1,000.
Chris. aeim onlbo. $1,000.
Gilbert Sdibi on bieielbt. $500.
gIante y. Robinion an Sutton ..
II. g. u. No. 4. S1750.
Daniel pobIer an 0ine Ctr. gnbI.
6. II. g. go. $4,000.
GbarIss 2aiIe ir. an ghoiional prcs
grsFins 2ife Sni. 60. S1875.
.Soiepb u. 6atptins On Rerpooe
Sniprop,o Y. II. 8. 60. $500.
@ino pani35a an Otppdnui 2pgno'
r.Ii. $978.31.
alic. 20. grotpibr an gIsmer. g.
Ii. 6. so. $1,000.
GborIes Sautiis an III. 8. 9sspen
$4444.6
6orrp ". Gee on Wonara e. II. 6
u. 60. $500.
Warp 6. Sparts on syinblap Wor'
iei SO. 2 6. u. u. Go. $2500.
emma ]. Seranion an Siar 3. u
SO. 3 Go. S2250.
4belio Shuermnn on Gpanitpn gt
$500.
ghorIss Etpiport on Giuinnat
Woriingren's Club .. u. 6. Go
$4,000.
7k Sb.at Stssl DkeI 60. an NAL
ter 6. Saplor. srufsee. $500,000.
GetiIsie Sppotb.tsu
aosIia E6uermann an gmilp 6
Smith. $500.
Sacob Siisn an Sutob Reinburbt
$500.
Sulius s5rieRborn On 5annab 81
malon. $1,000.
Minnie yirntoeB an Wlosbal.n
Shmisbsie. $1,000.
W. 5. sopnseub an 9lnfius Buher
$500
Wlboeita r. Dale on Wsonarth v. Il
6. u. 60. $2500.
borrp SO. 9nulmiib on Gpanto
q. u. 6. 60. $500.
Mprts 81. glodburn on 81. Ul
Bate. $1,000.
9bOs. aimbroaigb an eugene Cote
$275.
!. g. glabm.pes- on Weiiern an
Soutbkrn aiie Jni. 60. $4750.
gelIie W. GioIlportbp ar glmtpoo
plaee 6. u. q. Go. $500.
6nrrp Wbite on y. M. unb g. Q
60rpoui. $3.50.
Jobn 9iihbein on Jortjhritts8di
nerein. $3750.
g. Q. Mangolb an bo. $2500.
Gbas. 90. 2ammersl an Central Z
u. 6. 60. $3.50.
| Gbas. 90. aamnlers an Mnbifon 2
u. No. 2. $1,000.
gbos. W. Gettle an bo. $500.
Erneft 6. Nineb1rt an bo. $500.
Grant 9offman an bp. $50.
Anna p<rl On GentenninI 9. >
$500.
Rate 6. Wrlf an hieielbe. $500.
Mproefter 9. WorrOn an Ann
Ulcrnn. $666.
| Jobn 8. Hpr&erbing an M
6snIttp g. u. g. 90. $2200.
Gb6gIes y. Omit a bieislbe. 3100
0stsltne 0eatie ~ bieidts 800.
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gIeiM unb eIeiH gcient i;db ger9.
Weoenfdbe sieben ii1 an.
@al III s,,l,i siasHtIi9 rtdeiaa
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0mte 2ieler Eprptteu In Qsunen; Braf.Der.
rtuse: ftrner nens Ssn. Strrtass tNiihHer), :,
0Ot-s1.O0 Str ass. Oh. GttSfef K Gs~
833 Aseft g. Ape
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-26
LEGISLATION FOR
SAFETY OF TRAINS
Sentiment in Congress Rapidly Crys-
taIizine into a Movement to Take
up Such Needed Measures.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington Sept 25.--On the heels
IF the Interstate commerce commits
sion's scathing announcement Of the
New Haven road for the recent Wal
lingford wreck. in which Il was held
that man failure" beginning with its
high officials and ending with its
trsinmen. was responsible for the loss
of twenty one lives. sentiment in con-
gress rapidly began to crystaIlize in a
movement to take up legisla tion for
train safety at the December session.
Backed by the influence of the in
terstate commerce commission, an eff
fort will be made to empower the
commission to deal with such ques-
tions as steel cars and modern safety
equipment.
Commissioner McChord is drafting
a bill to place such power with the
commission. Representative Stevens,
chairman of a sub committee of the
interstate commerce commission, to-
day began hearings preliminary to the
drafting of a similar bill.
The McChord bill, according tc Mr..
Stevens, will be ready for Introduction
in the house next week. After public
hearings Mr. Stevens hopes to present
a report and revised bill to the
house late in November, so that it may
be taken up immedia telv after con-
gress convenes in December.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-26

ROYAL WRANGLE

Berlin, Sept. 25.-A word splitting
wrangIe over the formalities in con-
nection with the enthronement Of
Prince Ernest August of Cumberland,
and Princess Victoria Luise as Duke
and Duchess of Brunswick, almost led
to a split in the German imperial
family and the withdrawal of the
young prince and princess from Ger
many, according to today's Tagebatt.
Prussian officials, II is stated. in
sisted on a more explicit remuneration
by the prince of his claims to the
throne of Hanover whereupon the
prince declared he would take off his
Prussian uniform and retire to Aus
tfta with his bride. Imperial Cham
celior Won Bethmann- Hoilweg there
upon yielded the point.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-09-26
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 25.-The
state capitol was cleared this after
noon OF spectators as a precaution
against violence in the house of repre-
sentatives over the so called "law en-
forcement" bills. Filibustering speeches
prevented the bills coming to vote.
The house voted down a resolution
to cite John Yeaman, a deputy game
warden, before the house for contempt
on the charge of drawing a pistol the
day previously.
LINES TENSELY DRAWN.
When the Tennessee house of rep
resenta tives met today at IL O'Clock
factional lines were tensely drawn but
good order prevailed. So-called "gun
men" were not in evidence. Speaker
William M. Stanton assumed the chair
without opposition from the hackers
OF the law enforcement bills. There
were no signs of the storm which blew
lan late Syesa erday7 fcilSw1n he ad-
journnent Of Che house
A resolution was promptly adopted
to clear the galleries and floor of the
hall of all but members of the house,
the press, state officials with business
there and ladies. Members of the SEN
Continued on Page Two)
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THE DIVIDEND
CLAUSE GIVEN
SLIGHT FAVOR
Tariff Conferees Decide To
Except From Income Tax
That Portion of Insurance
Returned To Policy Hold
ers As Dividends.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington Sept. 25.-Great inter-
est centered today about the decision
of the tariff conferees, to exempt from
the income tax that portion of the
premiums on mutual life insurance
policies returned to policy holders as
dividends. Such action on the part of
the conferees was unexpected, as the
amendments originally made by the
senate to that end had been dropped
out before the bill went into confer
ence.
Under the decision reached last
night, all life insurance companies
writing mutual policies and mutual
marine insurance companies are treat
ed similarly. No part of their income
is exempted except that part of the
premium on any policy that is re-
turned to the policy holder as divi-
oend or rebate. The senate finance
Continued on Page Two.)
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ANOTHER STRANGE
LOSS OF MEMORY
Man Who Claims to be Wealthy At.
torney From the West is Held by
indianapolis Police for Observation.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Indianapolis, Sept. 25.-John r.
Stoney who says he is a wealthy
attorney Of Los Angeles, early today
was taken in charge by the police who
are holding him for observation. Ac-
cording to the story Stoney told the
police, he lost his memory while in
Syracuse, n. Y, last week and since
then has been wandering over the
country.
Stoney declared he had been struck
on the head in Syracuse, but physi-
clans could find no trace of any in
jury At that time he said he had
1915 and valuable watch, but today
he had only two pawn tickets, one
issued here and the other in Toledo.
The man said he was to have met
his wife in Detroit last week and asked
police aid in Iocatin her
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Concord, N. H., Sept. 25.--It was re-
ported authoritatively today that At
torney General James P. Tuttle had
advised Governor Felker to honor the
request of the state of New York for
the extradition Of Harry Thaw. Tut
tie is reported to take the attitude
that the New York papers are in
proper form and it is unnecessary for
the governor to investigate the basic
facts.
Felker himself is a lawyer and is
understood to be endeavoring to learn
whether Thaw was indicted by the
Duchess county grand jury, as claimed
by Jerome. The governor is expected
to grant the request OF Thaw's coun-
sci to allow them to file additional
briefs by Oct. 6.
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The appointment Of James B. Perkins
as United States marshal for the
Northern district of Florida was con-
nrmed yesterday. This informa ton or
the senate's action reached Pensacola
yesterday and came as no surprise,
for It had previously been stated In
Washington dispatches to The Journa.
that the senate judiciary committee
had reported faVorabiy upon the nom
inatiop of Mr.. Perkins and the mat
ter would be called up in the senate
Thursday, when the appointment by
the president would be confirmed.
The confirmation of Mr.. Perkins au-
tomatically Gusts Thomas F. McCSou-
rim, the presnt marshal, wfo has held
Office for about sixteen years. Mr..
McGourin has been in Minnesota for
the past several weeks, but it is ex-
pected that he will return home today
or tomorrow and will turn over the
affairs Of his office to his successor.
WILL BECOME KNOWN.
James B. Perkins. the new United
States marshal of the Northern dis
trict of Florida, while not now en-
joying wide acquaintance in Flor
ida, is destined to become pretty
widely known during the coming four
years. That he will become favorabiy
known among this wider circle of
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FIRE INSURANCE
COMP PAN|ES ARE
NOT INCLUDED
Attorneys in Argument Be
fore State Comptroller,
Claim They Do Not Come
Within the Purview of the
"Rlue Sky" Law of Florida
SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL.


Tallahassee, Sept. 25.-w. A. Blount
Of Pensacola, and Mr.. Doyle. a promi-
nent Chicago attorney and assistant
general counsel for the National AS
ISOLATION Of Fire Insurance Com
panies, are here today making argu-
ments before Comptroller Knott and
Attorney General West regarding the
administration of the recently enacted
law known generally as the blue sky
law.
The attorneys are contending that
the fire insurance companies are not
within the purview of the recent law
which is an act referring to invest
ment companies.
All Of the fire insurance companies
doing business in Florida, numbering
about seventy y-f1ve, are interested in
the arguments being made today.
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, Sept. 25.-WiIliam
Howard Taft. former president of the
United States, today in the capacity
of private citizen, urged Secretary
McAdoo to give New Haven, Conn,
the former presidents adopted home, a
marble postoffice. Whether a former
Republican president has sufficient in
fluence with a Democratic administra-
TO have the structure built of marble
instead of granite was to be decided.
When complimented that he appear
ed in splendid health, the former presi-
dent laughed and said:
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Murderous Salesman" Yet Being
Sought By Army Of Detectives

The police have abandoned the idea
that Ellis and Fred Brokaw, who is
wanted in Pfttsburg and is under ar
rest in San Francisco, are the same.
Brokaw has admitted his identity and
gave his home as Tacoma, wn, while
Ellis parents live in Richmond, Va.
Audra Baker Anderson, the girl
wife who yesterday attempted to com
NIT suicide because she said the Roy
Anderson to whom she was married
July 5 was Ellis, was in critical con-
dition today with little chance of re-
covery. The man suspected of killing
Schlansi<y registered at the hotel here
as AadMzSM.
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Ex-President Taft Wants Fine
Postofhce Building In His Town

THE report that have lost eighty
pounds is a malicious lie. 1t is only
sixty"
Regarding Representative BorIand's
resolution to supplant Mr. Taft and
other Republicans on the Lincoln Me-
mortal Commission with Democrats,
Mr.. Taft remarked:
i suppose might stand the loss. IL
wasn't much when they took the presi-
dency away but 1 tell you II they do
likewise with this job IL VIII hurt"
Later Mr.. Taft called on President
Wilson.