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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-12

@iro '5iidDter Wap ieinc Gntiheionng
in ben 0lanoorf Erosciien
abgeben.

3cutc 8orlnittag Inn bnl6 3e5r
llbr miro aihter Dtup feline Gntif)cl.
Dung III Den Bro8eiien abaeben, ole
Ger aontraftor 8lanoorf aeaen Oie
6ountpfomHiiidre aubongig gemadlt
bot. ltm oie 8ergeblng oes aontrafts
iiir ben gnu Der nelien Bride iiber
Den Big Ylianti bel Gleoe5 au E:e
Glcarp- gSbite so. BON Chicago 81
nereiteln.
Tie beioen Bro5eiie iino cine Gin.
baItstlage, INN Die Ssommiijare oaron
gu perbin0ern, Der Gbicuaoer ssiraa
oen aontroft 3n5iiiprehcn. iorpie eine
yionoamiIsflage, laut iueIfer 8lnn-
Aorf Die aomnriiiare gejpungen ba,
zen nil, ibm ben aontraft 3u3Ilipre.
den. gefmlntlib Duroe 0Ianooris
Hngebot ausgeihaltet, uuhoem es iid)
berausgeitellt bate, oaB in 6eHieI6ei
cine Raoirung uorgenommen ruoroen
mar. ourn nelfe Der Rreis fiir Aus.
arabungen bon 1926 auf So rcbas
8;rt nuroe. Bon aerpilier Seite MIRO
bebauptet, oaB oieie Raoiruna nah
Ger lluterbreitllng oes glngebots Dor.
Genontnlen lumr0e, ipdbreno 8launorf
earn1li beiteht. oaB Die 8erdnoeuEJ
tereits in ieinen Bureau, ebe oas 2lus
gebot ben Ronutiiidren 3uging, &c.
rradlt tporoen mar.
Rihter Ulan srtlGrte aeIiern, na6s
Dem er bic 4rgumsnte Der bsioerieitiasn
aHiD6lte angebort bate, oaB er feline
Gntfheioung bsute Woresn balb sehn
1br abgsben tpiirbe. Gr 6snlertte ies
bod gIeih3sitig, bdb sr unter fsinen
rmftdnben ben Wanbamus6efeht be-
ipilIigen piiros, oen GIauborf perlangt.
Ulit 8esuo auf ben gslpiinI6ten Gin
haltsbefe6l srtlGrte Der Rifner, ipiirbe
er. ipenn er einen iolden gtfebl erIafz
fen folIte, auorbusn. 6aB idmmtlihe
4nge6ote perporfsn unb neus 4nge6ote
eingefprbert tpsroen inllten. us6er bic
i5rage, oh er eine iolhe Gntihsioung
BON Rehts tpegeu abgeben tdnn, mar
fih aidter Nan nidt gan3 tlar uno
aus oieiem 9runbe psrfho6 er feline
gntifsibung Bis beuts gormittag, I'M
einffIdgige 4utpritdten HahfhIassn
Su fpuueu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-12
gle fOntntt
lie ssraneuredptferin GmmeIine
Ranfbnrit iuil Gineimnati
beindJen.

Die itreit6dre enslifde 1rouenre6ts
lerin sSrdu Gmmeline Bantburit, Die
betanntlih bic abiiht begt, bic Der.
einisten Staaten fir einioe 3eit NIT
ibrer Gegentport AZ 6egliifen, porous.
geicBt natiirli6, boB bic Gintpanoez
runqsbeborosn Iie in's Gdno lofIen,
min nuh, ldnt geitsrn bon Rem Uort
singstroffenen Ra6ri6tsu. Cincinnati
elnen Belu6 abftdtten.
SSran 8. 8. g. Belmont bat aeftern
in Rem yorf Arrangements eetroffen,
laut ipelhen 5rau gdntburit ibr
6auptquartier in Een Nort i'm gu.
redu Der golititdl GdualitD affocias
tion baben foa.
gu qleidtr 3eit lit audi ifon cine
Yprtrdasroute fir be ftreitbare
Srauenre6t!erinS dusgsteat tporoen, bic
iif ieooh bier, ibrer g}erT'4srung snz
folge, isbpeber 8efpalttbdtiateiten ents
hdlten ruia. 2dut biefer Houte ipiro
frau 9antbnrit am 5dae Der 6erbft.
fpabl, eem 4. Ropsnl6er, bier neilen
uno cine Rebe holten.
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aletne ppli3einaArtdbtem

Inter bern 8er0aht Der ge.
GiinItiaung rpurbe geitern abeIio our6
Teteftips Der "a Sabre oIte sSrant
llpSegroff, melder I'M Ueiorni Sotel
Dcbnt. in Saft genommen.. .1ie Boli.
3ei iii Der snnabme. oaB ser 9erbni.
tcte austilnft iiber oie GiebItdble ga.
ben fam, tuelfe in einem Sotel aiis.
seiiibrt nuroen, uno oeren Gbiefte
inn geiis 6es 0egers Sames 3illi.
ems gefunoeu nuroen, mel6er i'm
9urnet Snuie angeiteat iii. @iaiauls
Duroe bereiis am Rittnoh perbaftet.
- 9urh Ieteftips lpuroen geitern
gbenb orei Reger nerhnftet. ruelf,e
inter 0em 8erbaht iteben, om Witr.
rpod 3. stiopall an Der Carlisle uno
Smitb StraBe iiberfnaeu uHo ieiner
9anrihdft BON 30 Gents beraubt Su
hoben. Gs ipirb angeHonmen, Dag
oieie Heger auh BON benz lieberfnu
nuf Griffith etrpas ipiiieu. fpelher &c.
fiern abeuo on Der s. uno sobn St:.
iiberiaaen iino bernli6t iuuroe.
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1ies umb Eas.

Die Srpbeum Roof &c @inters
garfen SO. ipuroe aeitern In golum.
bus nit einem Gdpital bon 5000 in
torporirt, Die G,eislI9nFt tpirb i'm
Drpbsnnt 3bedter auf Balnu! 5ins
Elm Rsitdurant er0ffnen.
- Die Sarede G1emic1l 60, oi.
Gmerp Gamble Co., bic @lobe GOdp
60. unb bic protttr &c Gamble So.
ipnrben geiteru bon Siabtantpdlt 8ett.
man f4riftli6 ansetpieien. in ihrsn
InIdgen gefpiiIe Appordie auf3uitellen,
burn tpeIdR bic bic Cuff perpeitenoen
8eriife dbforbirt iperoen, ipeI6e ben
5ubritsn entitromen.
) - Der itGotiIfe Strabenba6ns
infpettor pintsrton tmpfobl aefiern
4rbeitsoirettor prite, bic Strdbsn.
bobn9eiefihaft bdbin gu inifruiren,
oab lie auf Der Ddrfoip 4penue 2inie
an Sanlitag Qahmittogen Sommers
tpagen in abit1nben BON ie bier Minu.
ten pertebren ldbt. oa bic aegenpdrtig
i'm 8etrieb befinoli9e 3abl Der Dd.
gen bel Deitem uH3urei6enb lit.
- Jeuertpsbr6ef 8unter iIt aeftern
tpieoer aus Retp Dort 3uriidsettbrt,
100 er Der RonDention Der 5euerpebr=
fefs btitpobnte.
- Die Tubrleute Der Cincinnati
Reouttion 60. gingsn ssitern Worg,n
on ben Streit, dber Der Qusitdno
fpdbrte nur einige Stunoen. Dte
Streiter perlangtsn uno Istten audi
be GntlaHung BON sipei NnaeItellten
Der Tirmd ourd, Die dngeblih ii5 in
dbfdlIiaer Weiie iiber bic bsi Der RE
buctiOn 60. anssiiellten fdrbigen
SSuhrleute aedubert battsn. Qa4bem
bic Gntlahuna oiefer beiben 2eute
Oerfiigt tporoeR mar, tpuroe bic glrbeit
fDieber aufgenommen.
- Staotanpolt gettmdn bat oes
tern lpieosr Elm S6uei6en an bic Dub.
Tic Serntee Gommifiion in Columbus
eeionot, in tpslhem sr bic sommiIiion
nodmdIs erTu6i, bic aniteQuna zines
8dhHDdrters an Der glioeautrsugun1
Der pennIplDdnid 8abn an Der gdrrel
StrdBe dnsuorbnsn. Die aommiIiion
bate Elm friiheres oissbesiialihes ans
iudeu Der itdotiihen 9eborben eabin
entitisben. 0oB lie eine 4larm9Iode
an Der 9rsu3ung an6ringtn lieB. 6srr
gettman ipeiit nun barauf bin, saB
Dor tpsniaeH yasen ein t!eines aiub
an Der areusune uberfabrsu unb ss.
t0otet tpuroe, mas iih Rtht ereignet
baben iuiiroe, ipenn Elm Wddter bort
itationir. eeip.isu mare.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-12
0eiudlte geriomeH.

- 4us 6amilton, g., miro Der 16
ssahre aIte Detpep @otion bon Ieiner
Wutter ais permiBt aemeIoet. Dats
fon battle teine Cuff Idnesr CUR Sdus
Il sil asben un5 Sog ts Dor, BON 6auz
ie su perihpinoen. Die gincinndtier
golisti purbe erfuht. ndh benz 8srs
idpunoensn lImftou su fclteH.
Geit 5rsitog iit aus fsiner Dobs
nGna. Ro. 4181 6amiIton 4penus
Der I6 Sabre ate 6arolb alforo Der.
i6punben, Die ssoIi3si In bsmibt,
fsinsH 4ufenild.t 81 ermitttfn.
gertprnote BON Germ 9einpeit, "a
Sabre off. BON go. $40 Blum Str,
meloeteu geItern abeno Der goIiSei.
b1B oerielbe ieIt benz / Septerlber
Gus ieiner @obmng perifpnnoen iii.
Gs tann fein @rrno fir oos 8er.
ldlpinoen oes iungen Mannes geiln.
ben weroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-12

Serr 8illiam Soffmann itebt nun.
mebr an Der Spibe Der CbiO
ilniaH grespins So.

Iie Ohio Union grepirg go. Bat
ieit eeitern eiHen nei,en Braiioenten
ar Der Spite hieier 8rouerei itebt
r:inmebr Serr 0iIliom Soifmaaa,
Ger in friiberen Ssabren Sfosmeiiter
Der 9eieaifaft geiueien ipar.
Seine Grlp1bIung gum grdiibenter
erfoIgte gelegentlih elmer geitern ltast.
aebobten GrtraperiommIilng bes Il.
rsftoriuns, nnhoem Der bisherige
Ys;sshent Serr s.. g. 1iiiel nis &C.
idldftsriidiihten ieine Reiignation ua'
terbreitet bate, Die nit geonuern al.
genonuneE iunroe.
Sn 8errn Soffmnnn bot Die 8raue.
rel Obne ssrage einen por5iigIidlen
8rnii0enten erboIten uno er miro
nurh feline Notwithstanding uno
feiae auberorbentlihe 9eIiebtheit in
allen SdidJten oes 1eiiiihtbums oas
llnternebmcn gans bebeuteH0 ioroern.
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fomntt. 9iebibs Ftreihsn sa6lrsia
iiber bic Neiben. Bon allen Seiten
Tim ssfernbdaen Itsaeu G8albunqen.
bic aus Der 5erns betrdhfet, fih sn
einem ardn3 sufdmmenfdlisben. Muf
ben Deioen fteheu sin3eIe fhoue Gts
den unb tleine 8iffe, in bereu Schuts
ben 0as 8ieh rubt. Dos fi6 neit
rad Qanqenbdosu unb 8otbfelb ers
ftredenDe scSisrnbdqener 9ru6 mtt
Istnen feltsnen Shonbeitsn, bas feline
@iqendrt in unnittel6driter Nd6e be-
G'roBftaot bebarptst bat, psrbient pieL
mehr 8edttun1, dls tbm bts6er qez
icaentt purbe, rnb neil fem geIu6 70
qenuBreihe. a0rper unb GeiIt erfri-
Ihenbe Stunben getpdbrt, bab ss Of
ter Don StdDt9annoberdnern befuAt
pjrb.
9as 9orf sSfernbdaen, urIpriin1s
ltf cine frdnftife Sieoelunq, btetet
oem 6eimdtbfr2unbe biel Sebensperz
thes an siqenariiqen bGuerIihen 8duz
nerten.. 9ur3 ppr benz 1orfe fiihrt
nof einmaI sin 5teq iiber etnen tlsi.
nen Bad. Bel bobem 8aferItonb it
lit ss duf bsm fhmaLeu glttIhiqsn
Steq niht uHqefdbrIi6, bus 6libleiu
I'll iiberIhreitea. Die tleine Bel bem
0orfe grint entIprinoenos Wiesc
pirb beim 8erIaiien bes gru6s ein
edter 6eioefIu6, 8abIrsihe tleine 3u>
flii1e fubren ocm bel Diebe in Die
Quer miin0enten i60nen 5eioefluB
rtel 8afer 8u
g}iht biele GtGbte Yinb 10 reid Inn
gae6iel Der lie umgebenben lunbT6aftz
liten ShDnbeiten, fpie unfere 5eiz
mdtbftdbt 6dnnDber.
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- Gin bem %. 8. ;srdntlin, bon
Ho. ALA floral apenue, Rorpoob,
oeb0renDes Auromobil, fling seitern
Guhmittaa an Der 3. uno Wdlnut
Ctr. Teuer. unb fpurbe bic Teuerfpebr
stpeds abl1Fhung alarmiri. Der
ShdbeH ih niht beoeuteno.
- Cine unbssonnie gerIon adb oe.
fern Rahmittag einen Fdlf6en QIarm
bon benz iSeuermeioetniten Ro. 652
ab. fDeiher Die f5euerpebr unniibsr
Nsetfs nn6 De- 6raneis Cane unb
StrdBe becrberte.
= 7urh einen StiaaIarm ipuroe
geitern gibeno Die aeueruehr nad
Scm Sauie go. 637 Oft gearl Str.
aerufen, bn oortielbit Elm gett, Gigen.
thunt BON Soiepb Gietrid, in Brand
qerothen mar. 9os 6euer wurSe
ifnea geIoid,t imb iit Der ougeri6tete
Shooen nur gering.
SIM aeIler oes Sauieg gso. 26S3
Mnoiion Hooo, brnf aeitern abeno
CHS uHbefannter lriahe Elm sselier
Gus. bas einen Shooen bon $25 an.
riffeie. 1ie feueripebr loihte Den
unbeoeiitenben 8rnno id,nea nb. 1as
Saus ge9ort 6rau Rargnretbe 5rieo.
TncslH.
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0inbriid,e un6 0iebftdble.

- ssH Der Wiiipo1 Radt braneen
Giebe burd ausbeben eines @aseftns
fiers in bic Rdunle Der 1ront Comb
Co.. go. 1904 8edm1n Strabe uno
entiptnbeten aus sinem pult poits
ipertbseihtn i'm Wertbe bon So.
- Ginbrshsr psrfuhten in Der
Wiittpod Rad,t in ben Groesrp Ca
ben bon frau Sennis aepp, go. 1851
gurnet ADs. einsuorinqerf. Di.
Diebe b1tten btreiis perfhisoenea0t<r
I'm 0os GhIpb einer Sinterthiire ce.
bobri. ois fie rOn goifonieH Dsriasi
ipurben.
: - Inter Dem >9sroadt ber~ Bell
9elepbon Co., 400 pfunb aupftrs
6rdht atffoblsr su bdbeH, ipurbe ae.
fern Der 35 sSatre aIie Drd5tfponner
ssOhn II. Gall. bon go. IA 9oualas
Ctr. 2uhIoip. ap., pon DttefiiDg an
bsr 4. unb Dine Strase perbaftst.
Dan iit bes Grcbbitbifabls befhulhiat.
Der entpenbetf aupferorabt bat einen
Werfb bon $40.
- Gispb0n Qofpatdb, bon 30. 4o1
Sfi 3. GtrnBe mslbets Der polisei, oaB
ibm aus fsiner Mobnung Elm Dias
mnnt anOpf i'm msrthe BON S75 aes
ftohlen iruroe. Don bem Giebe fshIt
isbe Spur.
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Bon itreifenbta SdHeioern aHge'
fallen.

eln Der 5. unb plum Strabs tpurbe
geiierH abenb Der Shneioer Sacob
aiplclpistp. bon go. 718 Court Ctr,
BON 4 coer s Stalienern angsfaLIen
unb Hibbanbelt. Der Wlibhans
bette, tDslder als 5hnsiDsr i'm qugbs
Osbdube beitdftigt lit, beFnnb IIcb auf
oem 6simiDege, als er pon ben Staliez
nern iiberfnlleH purDe. Die MGnnsr,
beren VamsH bem ueberfolenen nitt
besanni iino, mahien ibm beftige 9prz
ipiirfe betreffs itines0srbuIttns in benz
Streit uH1 fhlusen fcb!ieblih auf ben
Wcnn Gin. als sr iih Dertbeibigen
poIlte. aiplotiDistp trus 0erIebuns
gen I'm gefiht boDcn, bod fpor er TN
Stanoe. iiH na6 isinsr WOhnuns su
tsgsbeH-
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Oscar H." na6 RDpenhugen; r9oGs
turno" nd6 Rotterbom; rPenniplpas
mia" nd6 5ambnrg.
@lds9otp. 4bgeg.: ,gartbogis
niun" nod philadelphia.
5apre. angst.: ,Gbtcugo" pOn
Hep Dort.
Queenstonn. Nbg.: ,6apers
forb" bon QiberpoDI, na6 pbilaoels
p9ia; YWujeittc", bon Soutbampton,
naA Retp gort.
Sout9ampton Qbgeg.: "SSms
perdtor", bon 5omburg, mad Nep
gOrt.
antnerpen. ang.: rManitou"
bon Pbilarelpbia.
Samburg, Qngst.: ,&aiIerir
4uguite 8ictoria" BON Nsp Yort.
8ouIogns. 2tnset.: .ROoroam"
oor Stem Yort.
GiDerpooI. Qngsf.: .Oomis
nton" pon pbilooelp6id. Abgsg.: ,ges
brio" mad Qeip gort.
bon. Qnget.: ,Scotion" ppu
Wpntreal.
Bremen. Q6geg.: ,Main" mad
Qep gort.
0uebec. angst.: .sunifian" puu
Giperpopl.
9altfdT. anget.; ySarbinian"
BON Glasqop.
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ar6eitsoirettor ssrice uergab aeitern
ben aontrnft fir Die Rilaiterimg Der
MaoiIon Rooo. pon Der gSuoo6nrn
big 8ur Grie anenle. fiir $230.542
cn goparo Hpan. ben Hieorigilen
Dieter un5 Sen antrnft fir Die gfla.
iteriing Der gine Strnbe. 3piid,eE oer
Ct Clair StraBe uno Der gartnage
Moab. fiir S59.365 an bic Gir1ner
Continuation 60.
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3ommiiiipn
SIR ben gan Der itaotiideu aonDeu.
tionsballe eraanut.

giirgernieiiter Sunt bat geitern Die
Serren: Staotrotbsniiiglieo ai
large Soieph 8erniHg. Brofeiior sSobn
8. Sbenrer bonn Ohio Wtehnnies ssn.
ititlte mHo 3. &. 6obart ais aommiI.
lion ernannt ueIhe Die itdotiId)e
aonuention5haae bauen Ioa. gtuber
6ieieu Serreu lit laut Dem Beies aud
Der 9iirgermeilter RitsIieb Der aom.
miIiion.
Sir Den Ban Der Sale uno Sen
anfauf oes nothiaen @runoeigen-
tb1ms tuuroen bon ben Stimmgebern
gcilos i'm 9etrase bon $3.50, 200 be.
miIliat.
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SiaiA aeehrt.

Serr Charles u. Sinih, Der graii.
feut Der Siftb-Ibiro AationaIbaaf,
nIroe geltern in GiepeIano gelegert.
lid Der aonoention Der 8ereiniglu,g
Der ganfiers BON Ohio. etnitimmig
gum Wiigiieb Der gyefutipe Der gln.e.
riean 9anfers 9liIociation eriu1bli.
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Pokal.Dfrid)t
Bier NsiidDftatiome::
GerSen audi iuGbrenb bes foRmenSen
Niuters ge0ffnet iein.

slm beniigen 9oge lDeroen feds
bet sebn Wflfitntionen, ole pom Itao.
iiifen Beiunobeitsomt lpdbreno oes
Gcmmers ltnterboIien iporoen, gc.
idlloilen iperOen. Bier St1tionen fpcr.
ben ieood) ons ann5e cSnbr binburd)
aeoffnet iein. IS iinS oieies Die Sta-
tionen go. 4t5 Clinton Strobe, i'm
Union Bethel. go. sol Sit Critic
Strabe. Cincinnati RoIpcIinic, 30.
920 Race Strnbe iruo in Der Ohio
Wsinmi Clinic. an Der Mcgeiden ant.,
llabe Gin Strabe.
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Sin npr III u Il B .

0ater: rSugc nal, 5rtSden, bait
8u niel Sreuuoe in Der S1ule?4
SSribhen: gReiu. uiht eiuen elm.
3ieeu."
goter: n92o, pie foulnt 6enn
nus?"
5rttden nSS5a, iiebit Gu, oie MIDI
bcrbouen, forn id niht leioen, NIB
Die if perhaHe, fonneH mid ntdx
Ieioen."
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PerisHsl. stiseH.

1Sraa 6snrp 6eiiter un6 ibre
9ofier Fri. aatie SETTER. bic
feit siniasn ssahren IN ct. 2ouis ans
i1ffis -iino. peilsn aesenpdrtis in Der
Stabi. nm ibre bieiistn 4nssb6risen
su btfufeu. sSrnu 6eifter, bic ii6
bes beiten W0blieins erfrsnt, besebi
am bsutiseu 5age ibr S4. Diesenfsit.
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gesablt Fdl.

Gie Emnibuslinie. bic pan giir.
germ bon Bomb ,oia eingerihtci tpc--
ben III, Inn cine gerbinDung nut Der
Gtaof 5n nerruitieln, rentirf iid). 8e-
fern erbieIten n1nlIid3 9lftion1re bie-
fer Uefeald,ait cine Tirioenoe bon
fiinf prosent unb es tpurbe beihloIiei,
oluei ueitere Grnnibuiie einauiteaen.
ironb boHn DisE CEnibsiie usrtetren
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(sinem s,ersidDlag erIeaen.

Su fsinsr @ohnung, 30. 2401
Granbpisp 4Denue, Watnut 6i[Is,
ipurbe geifern Mpraen Der 90 Sabre
alie Morris Jocobfon BON isinsr sJrau
toSs auissfunssH. d. 10. Hromu..
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xhifisuabrid)ten.

Nep gort, II. Sept. 2lneet.:
San GusIisImO" BON Reapel; .Sams
burg" BON VeapeI; ~putricia" BON
9amburs.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-24
{. v. RICHARDS
TALKS SCHOOLS
MAKES REPLY TO VITAL CUES
TIONS TOUCHING WELFARE OF
ARDMORE CHILDREN.

Superintendent C. W. Richards,
who has been asked many questions
concerning the city school system and
especially has he been queried con-
cerning when children are allowed to
enter school and the best time for
them to enter, has taken advantage
of the opportunity to make reply
through the press. In discussing the
matter today he said:
EVERY parent who has children to
educate experiences more or less anx-
iety about when their children should
first enter school. / have had hun
dreds of them come to me for my
advice in this matter Without doubt
it is a problem worthy of the very
best consideration of parents and
those who are responsible for the ed
ucation of children. Very often the
first days. weeks and months in the
school room. If he does not get the
proper start in his work in school,
the chances are that he will maintain
the WRONG attitude toward school
throughout his entire school life. At
the time the child ordinarily starts
to school he is at the most impress
sionable age. The habits that he
forms at this time are most lasting.
Therefore, every safeguard and pre-
caution should be thrown around him
that will make the work of the school
as attractive and pleasant as possible.
"a number of parents have recently
asked about when their children who
are now six years of age should
start to school. The board of edu
cation has a regulation which states
that they may be received at the be-
ginnings of each of the half-year
terms, or at the opening Of the school
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-24
TAKE NO ACTION
ON COMBINATIONS
SENATE HOLDS EXECUTIVE SES.
SION WITHOUT REACHING DE-
CISlON.

Oklahoma City, Jan. 23.-'The SELL
ate held an executive session tonight
to consider the two committee re-
ports touching the confirmation OF
John b. Doolin of Alva as state game
and fish warden and Ben W. Riley OF
Ell Reno as secretary Of the state
election board The senate ADJOURN.
ed without acting on either case.
There are double reports in each
case. made by the committee named
during the special session, the ma
jority recommending that they he
confirmed, and the minority that they
be rejected.
The senate started at 1;50 p. m. to
determine whether its action would
be taken on Doolin and Riley In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-01-24

year or at the middle of the year:
that pupils may be received in the
first grades for the first three weeks
of each of these terms. The regula-
tion also provides that where a pu-
pill will be six years old before the
end of the term he will be received
at the beginning If the school term
if the parent pays tuition until the
child becomes six years of age. Nat
urally, number of children become
six years of age during the school
year and some parents want to start
them to school in the middle Of the
year
After many years of experience
and observation, feel inclined to dis
courage this practice. The child who
enters school in the middle of this
year will not get into the second
grade any earlier than the child who
enters next fall Already, the first
grade teachers have as many classes
as they can do justice by. They are
unable to give as much attention %
the new class of pupils who enter
in the middle of the year as they
could if they were not already so
crowded. The little that they learn
during the spring term is about all
forgotten during the long summer
vacation so that when they return
to school in the fall they know very
little more than the child who has
never been to school. | am sure
of one thing, that it is a God given
right for each and every child to
have an infancy period in which TO
grow good animal. The child that
is early crowded into the schoolroom
is deprived of this right, in a meas
ure, and possibly his physical con-
stitution weakened for life for no
other reason than this. Another thing
since the teacher is not able to give
the children as much time and at
tention as she would like to on ac-
count OF the increased number of
classes and the crowded condition of
her room, these children often form
habits of idleness and indifference to-
ward school work that causes them
to be poor pupils throughout their
school career.
Taking these things into consider
alton, | sincerely advise every parent
who has a child that is barely six
years of age at this time to wait until
next September to enter it in school,"
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the open senate, as was done in the
case of Frame, chairman of the board
of affairs, and after voting that the
session should not only be open, but
| that the vote on confirmation should
be put in the record it undid the
whole transaction and voted for
an executive session.
This point was reached three hours
later, and all the while there were
numerous questions of personal priv
iiege accorded the senators touch
ing something that had been said in
debate.
In the senate's action on Frame,
Senator Sutherin said that up tc
date thesenate did not get anywhere.
The senate's record shows that
Frame was rejected, having received
only tWenty-one affirmative votes, and
although the senate on yesterday
decided that it would require twenty.
three votes to confirm, Frame is
still on the job as chairman of the
board of affairs, as shown by an
official communication which reached
the senate today Governor Cruce
said last night that the senate's
action in determining the necessary
vote to confirm would not change
the status of his appointees How
ever, the senators say Frame has not
the advantage of the record. which,
it is said, will control.
Thomas Demands Division.
In view of this Senator Thomas,
who in presenting the minority ad-
verse report, told the senate he
wanted it settled in advance whether
the votes on Doolin and Riley were
to 20 into the record Senator
Franklin offered a motion that the
reports not only be considered in
the open, but that the votes go into
the record, whereupon Senator Thom-
as called for a division.
Those against printing the votes
in the record said it would be q
sort of publicity affair to appoihtees
whether they were affirmed or re-
;ected. Those favoring the motion
said they wanted "the senate's rec
ord to be an open book"
On that portion of the Franklin
motion for an open session the vote
was 80 to 12. The other portion, to
place the vote in the journal, pre-
vailed by a vote of 30 to 13. At
this iuncture, Senator Owen entered
the chamber and a recess of twenty
minutes was taken. Upon reconven-
ing Senator Russell offered a motion
to reconsider the two votes, which
brought on more debate, and after
defeating a motion to table the Rus
sell suggestion. the senate adopted
It by a vote of "a to 10, which put