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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
0emer.

Gin auiomobil hr Depsre G!se.
trtc Co., Ro. 234 Weft 4. Strube,
aerietb eeitern uuf Der Bride an Be.
Qincoln apenus in grunb unb mubis
bic 5epertpetr ourth einen Siilldlarm
2ur 4bl0ihuns bsrbsiserufen rperben.
Dos 5iniertheiI nss auios sDurbs siu
Roub Der Glamm,n. 3as Jeuer fam
eur6 ben faobbaft ssporbeHen Benz
5intebGIier gum 4usbru6.
- Gin foIiter alarm ipurbe ae.
tern ron BEN 5eusrmeloer an eer
Tlain unb WuIberrp Gtrabe obaeaes
zen. tpel6sm Ruf bic 0eusrtpebr sSoies
leiitete. Gs selanS bem poli;iiten
Charles Sacobs ben neun Sabre dIten
Iepi[Ie 2tofcrn BON Ro. 322 WluIs
bsrrp Sirobe dIs ben 1bGter su ers
mittsln uHo ipirb iid ctr anobe, Der
s;ngeitanb ben 4larm obessebtn su
baber, Dor bem Sustnbrih.er peranis
porttn miiHm.
Sn Der gapmilsr GtraBe go.
ST brad se'tern Qahmittdg Elm
saEs uateoeutenotr 9rano aus. Der
oa.h abbrennsn BON SfoIirunsen an
qupitrbr1bisn tntitonb. DDS tleine
5susr nuroe fhnsa seIoftt.
49, Gin sfptittr falfhsr alarm purs
&c ssItsrn Radrniitos Don Dem
IssuermsIber Vp. 76S an Der golurs
STA 4penue unb aspafia Sirabe abs
esJeben. aeioer tonnte Der Ihiter
nIht ermitttlt tpsrosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
Gterblidfeitsberitbt.

TnnieI anhn, 90 Sabre. 296 Hen.
ncr Strabe, MISUNDERSTANDING.
Senrn aIeranber, 81 ,subre, 1918
Carolina sfpe.. Sn1neit in Sdpuebe.
GIiiabetb aaaeier, SO Sabre, Tap.
Iors 9reef, Daagenleiocn
Bertha Gtarf, 60 Sabre, 1877
Gueen 0iin ape., arebs.
,Sobn 2)oit. T3 Sabre, 1863 5rres
mai ape., Observation-Disclosures.
@eorge MiebeI, so Sabre, 1865
gnpniIler CTR, Sersleioen.
geninmin 8ecnenian. SO Sabre,
1oi7 Rain Giraffe, SirHbal,ienioiiH.
oung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
gokal.Derid)t
Auf oem 9iaienpias porA benz Tent.
r id3en SiafoniNeHbeim an Der
Clifton Mue.

5euts, Samftoa z. Suni, Don 3
llbr 9suhmittaes bis Q llbr abe,bs,
haIten Die Observation-Disclosures bes
,Srouen. unb Jungfrauen.SiIisncr.
ems fiir Giafouie ein iogendnntes
Grbbeerenfeit ub. ,po3u iie ale iare
auten Sreunoinnen ln,o sreunbe be.
itcns einIaoet. Tie angenebme Be.
iellidaft. Die berrlite Suft, Der pr1h.
iiae aaienteppih, Der CUTE aoffee
nebit gofucrt. Grbbeeren uno Beiro.
rcnes uno babel bos 8eiuubtiein sur
,Soroerlmg eines gilten @erfes beisu-
traaen, Iollten piele pernnlaiien
an oieiem 5eite tbeiI5iinebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
fptbid)nls ZMlmkieier.
525 Wrahnaaben erhieIten stitera
MbemS In Der NnFfbaae lire
Tiplome.

IN Wegeflfp0rt ciiies VaibiITuifi3,
ons Die RuiifbaIle bis oiii oos leBte
BlGsd)en iiillte, crbielfen geliern
abcno 525 3cglinae Der 6ughes, Der
BaInut Sifls, Der Hoohpurb iino Der
W1oiionpitie Sod)fdpule, Die ben uotl.
ftdnoigen aiirius dbfolpirf batten,
ibre Giplome. Ten jtinaeit @raoudil'
ben ipuroen, als iie In feierltteiH
.,ilae gu ben aIdngen oes aretihner'
iden aronnngsmorfdes olif oie Bib
ne innridirten, no oie gbreniiee iiir
iie reiernirt poroGi, entbnlialtilde
CDationen oorgebrad)t. lie Spiee ees
3uges biloeten bic Grabnonben Der
Suabes Scdyif,nle nno bic 9rdouan'
Dinnen oiefer Shnle trngen idniHt'
fih 9oilanets bon bunfelrotbenRoieii.
lie ghfnbfeier ndbn einen ilber.
nus impoiantcn Qerlnnf uno ben )iis
aeroIid,en Neonern nno 3eonerinnen,
neuen oas Bripiieg geporoen 'iir
ibre alniien su ipret,eH, Euiiroe init
eeipanHter anFmersianfeit ae!aiiid,i.
Gbdrles u. Gudenberser BON Der
Suabes Sot,idaiIe, eroiinefe Die aeibe
oieier Neoen unb bebanoelte tn ishr
intereiianter 8eiia bos EbeH1a .1ie
Euelle Der 6ffeniIifsu Wteinutig".
iyiir @nln!st 5ins iprnh Carleton
Sreoerid TaoioIon iiber ,Tie Bbiltp.
pineufroge" nno feline ansfiibrnnsen.
bic BON einsebeuoen Stuoien Der
ataterie seugten, ipliroen nit eTitbn'
Iioitiihem geiida begriibt. isiir bic
Wooiionpine SohihnIe iprah aaen
SiSuep 1Srenh iibcr bns iebr bans'
bare 1hema .Iie Bilidyten cines
ameritaniifen giirgers" nrD Die leg.
te 9aebe belt anleIio seanette 0agel
BON Der Boooaparo SodahliIe
iiber bos 5bemn las ioeaIe Scim
uno Die ioeale Reaierung".
lie eigentlife 5eiirebe ipnroe BON
Tr. Charles @regorp Sutitb, benz
grdiioeuten ocs Sof,idpiIraths, Ge-
baIien, Der in ber5Iiden @orten bic
ii,naen 8raSnanben su oen iospeit er.
sieIteu 6rfolgen begliidlulsnidte liilo
linen fir ben ierneren Sebenspido
perfbpoue 2ebren uno RatbitlaGe
CAB.
;serner seIdngte Elm iebr biibites
wsuIitprogramm sur Tlrtfiibrtng
un6 bon ben Weuiifnummern aefielen
namsntIih bic Gbore nSnosu" bon
gIear nno .Riabt gong" BON Bar.
hour, bic bon ben 0ereinisten 6lee
Clubs Der Naoten pou Sughes,
Oils uno @oooiparo 5u De
bor aebradt ipnrben. Sebr nner.
2eiitungen bot gIetdp
falls Der Soihulhor. iianenilit mt
Sauon's Sing 10 tbe 2oro" uio
!, glu Guban 9ittle Maio~ eiteIn
Gbor, Der eigens fir bieie 8eIegsnbeit
BON Serrn ). Surbo toutponirt DOR.
Den mar.
Gie gertbeiIune Der TipIorne. oas
Sauptereianib bes abenbs. erfo!gie
burf ben Observation-Disclosures Ir.
H. Z. gonoon nit elmer tiirsen. berg.
IldRn Mniorahe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
Gortider R.sser Arbeiter lintsrit.
Uersin.

8eIesentIih Der am perfIoi'enen
Sonntng in Gus. 4oeh's Snlle itatr.
gebnbten 0erimruIInne bes Teltfhen
gaesaer arbeiter llnteritisunas.g
rims ipionlete Der Vrdfibent oen per.
itorbenen 9riincer bes 9ereins, ,Serrn
y. WlneIIer. eiHen bersiiden Qahrnf
nno oas anbeufen bes Giltid,Infeuen
ipuroe ourh Grbeben BON ben Sisen
aeehrt @dbreno bes nerfloIieneu Ro.
mats ipnrben $50 an Qrnnsengelo
nusbe5abIt uno sur Seit befinSet ilh
nod elm WliigIieb nnf Der stranfen.
lite. an benz DoIfsfeit bes gaueri.
ifen llnteritiisilngspereins am s.
Suni In Reiflrdtbs porf. iosuie an
benz Qicnic bes Teufid)eu NiIitdr-
Observation-Disclosures am 80. ,Snni
in Reifrnths pnrf, tpirb iidl Der Der.
ein IN Gorpore befbeiIigen. Gs !uurbe
bebauert, bab Der GinInoung siirn 30.
StifhIHgsfeit oes WoIbiugfon Gibertu
Club nid9t enfiprofen iDeroen foHrie,
ba be ginlaonng su ipdt eingetrofie:t
mar. Tic Ginnnbmen beliefen iih ouf
$3.50 urlo BITE ausoaben betrngeE
S65.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
Chen 9,arf apnsert.

Giir oas am Sonntdg Qahmittag
um bdlb bier ubr I'm Gpsn Bart itaits
finoenoe GOn3ert Der Jobn Is. NE
teriten Wilitdrt1psLs bat Ropels
msiiter Weber oas foIsenoe intsreFdns
te programm 3ufammengeiteiIt:
Warfh Jri,osnsgfodsn llbrboh
OuDerture 81 .1annbduisr" Masner
polfa fir sipei pireoIos .aae 80geI
iino fnon oa" Miggeri
pOtpourri aus .Ibs JsIs Of Dreams@
D0lI
Slatpiftxr Maorfh 1idaitonstp
9ornetfolo (auseerpdbli)
Jront gimOn.
1odeltan3 Wltperbesr
gotpourri aus ~Ibs Rsb mioopa
UsoeTs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
Ghs.Grlaxbsisidsise.

ISpIspt Cohen, "a. 529 Dsft Ss6Ftt.
annis 2siboipis. %. 707 Deit 8.
IeOp. 8. RsrtsI, 2e. 51e Sopsu.
i5snrisiia g. Wa.bstps, %, 9ont
5ia. 8.
JGIiHorb o. Hrofmann, 25, lis
/ RiIon.
l3,His SeIsn Rils. q. 1649 guI.
Ian Apenue.
l1bos. !. Suoae. 30. 1912 %. 5.
lWarp Graham. as. 1920 Glati.
Isaobn ssnbeIbsd IT,. %. Ri. Baib.
inatpn.
0icla 6,lpis, Is. bo.
|Qlfr,e gli6ols, 27, 3717 Tirr aoe
lUlurg. i. Dbiit. 20, 37l3 Spasis
iGtmsr 20. Ohrbelmon, 20, 1857
/ GpcamOrs Strubt.
t5ulia 5ommer. 2s. 2o3 Rottt
Wldin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07

fslr oareH fcrtTabyeHs esH ssm @HtsH tts
y. Del TeranssmtRts ets RdseHs TR'
Rtilt tplro hcr ggna'H tmmfr itIfAiff hHe
idaebtsr bio eus Cpicz ef Hufatts fsHSet
crtnpnsemdiae AabfaHa 81 fd 80 ateHsh
ytau eaasr rar aud Elm sstaE.iseF 5aa <5it
sebeH I'm sIns5iae eiHeH tu4sen strtti seTss
t;nltanses ans stHsm itrer Brisie'
90 lam Jbst nnHstrrrfs gessisiH Hsc''
aetna preifen. Gle bat siel fit mid aeibnH 80
bsA IesisH seeu 2aRtsH aHs tt taite e lif'tl
im eauJe. St sstaHs mia In eiRfm iolcata
gnl,ouse. sah in nnssr sstl1 mHe eroe uidls
eNea sounie aus teIbfi stsfs narsn sttiieeh'a
an timer tat mia. esnis saRn "a Nass siisn
4st mtste asEnHa alien msireH gFraHasH
snlpFfbIsn"
esnis, ipsGehs nsi'iae 9leblgiH niGi !'stsH.
ieansn ,ssf Esrnaa 1atietisn sstaiisn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07

81. Ieipport Office fir bas Gin
tinHatier BolfsbIatt" befinset hdj ia
Ru. 339 Oorf Srafe, 1egenibcr BEN
6onrtbauie, iuoielbit 9euisfeiten, I'm.
setseu II. I. tu. bis 10 llbr As Riun.
ten abeubs entgegengenpmm.n suer.
ben. Sslepbon Spnth 240f.
- 9runoeigsnthtms utbertrus
gunssn: Gilbert 6Orton an Sobu 6.
Smith, Got an Der Fremont ape. -
9scrg 9eitb on 8. 9. glinn, aot in
Clifton, ST. - 5aroIo 4rmpcoIt an
emma armocaft Got 30 JuB an Der
3. Qoe., Dapton, 81. - Sarab
Ban Sdnt an Sbomas Qartin, Got
30 CUB an Der WoTbingtun aps.,
Bellevue, $1.40. - Sno Reebp on
D. 8, Gbriftman, Got an Der 4. Ctr,
81. - Soi. QuiIt an Sno Gurran.
Got 30 Sub an Der arlington ape.,
81.
- Die Rstpport Sp3ialift.n bsls
ten cine &onnention in Der Obj fSsIs
Ions 5aIls ab uno purben Soispb
prellb uno Grant 8. Strsins fir
fir Jrieoensrittsr, Sames 9slanep
fir Staotrihtsr unb 2sonarp Bauer
fir 4ommtfIdr inooFirt.
- WtaDor SeImbolo unb ots
Stabt aommiFdrs beristbeu oeTtern,
um Elm llebersintommsn, bic gipils
bisnit apmmifiton betreffsnb, su
treffen. Sin beitimmtsr gefhlub
Diro srit WOntdg gefdbt.
- Der oeuti6 ameritaniI6e
Staotperbanb peranitaltst morssn ets
men 4usfIus no6 bsm romdntii6 aee
legenen Silper Grope. Der Qbs
mario III Inn 8 llbr Worgsns bonn
a8euti9en 6auie" on Der 9. uHb
Sardtoga Strubs nno ipiro bann
bic 5abrt auf Der Sort 5bomus Gar
angetretsn. I'm ! llbr piro Elm bots
slsgantss r9srman Dinner" In Der
3riOing port 9apern fsrpirt.
Utapor Or. u. SslmboIb, Sberifi
Sol. 0tes ltno anoere 8edmte pers
ben ben 4usiIug mitmuhen.
JCEH Sabs, 40 Sabre oft, nns
ge5Ii4 sGu Baltimore. Der auf elmer
Jt. 3bomds Gar 6errn 9ominid
Gtetrtt, 9eIiBsr beg Tietri6 Oar
tens, um isIne goloene ubr imWertbe
DON $85 bsraubt buben ioll, fparbe i'm
Staotgsri6te uHter $500 gurel9aft
ben GroBgeidfporeusn iibsrpieien.
lie Disbemanns tperoen iid
Ulorgsn nit Weft gopington in ibrem
part i'm 8aisbau Spiel meiIen.
Ralpb 9. Deit, Der pon 6. o.
bon Wetrs, einem Qgsnten ees gins
cinnati r5ouie Df Refuge" beT6uls
oigt puroe, Drobungen ssgen ibn aus
asItoBen gu foben, als sr nab 5.Weit,
So4ter Deg angetlagtsn, bic aif pa.
role ent!afsn tpurbs. iuhte, tuiroe
I'm $25 uno Eoitsn beItraft. Die
Strafe tpuroe sinftpeilen fuipsnotrt,
jeboh mub er inusrbal6 "a Stunben
feline 5Odter berbeif6affsn. gr fos
wobl als feline 5rdu beaeugtsn unter
Gio, baB iis ni6t piTen, no i6re
Sodter fid befinbet.
- S6leihbiebs, bic allen glns
f6ein na9 tparteten. bts ale Jamifens
mitglieoer aus oem 6dufe tporsn, Ders
f9affteH fi6 Gingung 3ur Dobnuna
Don Grl. gbitb Rootmfpsr, go. 632
Fart aDe. nna dt0hIen. 800 III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
9sidyt sans ridJtis i'm Cberitihden.

Bon benz Gilbert gIpemie 0in6uft,
an Der s. nno GsgIeiion apeEue,
iprone geiiern Der % Sabre aIte
Sornce Soobins, oon Ro. 216 He'f
9. Gtrabe, In ielbitmoroertider ab.
iift binab, 5og iid jeoob nur cine
IsidJte @erIesius an Dem Gll6ogsl
5u, nnb futfrSe bem itaotiitsn aran.
tenbans cinoelieferf. no bic aer5te
ieititelIter, bah 8oooiHe etipas aciites.
peitort unb Elm Greinb oes sIfobols
III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
Resiitrirmsstase fir bic gpssiaI.
mail.

Die Geailtrirungstaee fiir bic am
80. ssuIi itatfiinoe,sbe SpesioIwobf
iiber Die Sreibrieffroee, ben tIeinn
Gta0trntb unb perid)iebesle 9onoous-
gnben iinb geiteru poGH Wnblrath alsf
ben is. unb is. Juli aHgeiest moe.
ben. Gs braufen iiM jeoc6 nur Geke.
bic ieis osr IestsH Mobl jtimmbesek
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07

tiat gauorbcn Iinb, coer gerionefJ bic
ieit Der Icsten WdbI ibre Wobnulig
geiuedicIt bobcn, regiitrireit 81 Iaiien
iino Die giepiItriruilg crfolgt III oeii
MdiunIidJfeiten oes gsabIratbs i'm
Natbbanie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
]d6 Gam adsS sllsn.
,Sdl fam Eernna nidt senns prtiIeH.
&c bat 10 piel fir mid ssibaar

9un'iioHSn nrauibsl
ien ess Mdssns lifs
metr aswesuli6 ale
isse aue gre aEauibsii
T.ic ygettsab. bcfesn.
IL bat lane pvI'stit
2eraanana. s'isa 'iAi
bic edifie Sst Stiis
Isisr CT irJsHtgtaeI
iraIffnsbmbdreT In.
lroHHlla seer 1eraH
asmfuf ss gHas e#s
1aiiisHhe ben aedisg
Iint iHpaI.n III sols'
sinrs ifmdtten Ao.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07
Bais.Oau.

5iir bi. 2isoitdoie Cincinnati unb
Ct. aouis iianosn eeitstn isiHs Spis!e
ouf benz proeramm, tpssbdlb fi6 uns
Iere .Rsbs- Des stptittn Rupetases in
bislsr mofx srfrtuisn, ipas ibnsn bel
Der erobsn 6ise iebr erfpiinifi tam.
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unb .Suxrbas" I'm biefesn Reblano
syieie. Wahrfheinlin tpsroen Guges
uub aIins bas Gefdis fur Ginsins
natl bsoienen.
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W e iu y prt.

Die HeiupOrt Office fir bos Gin.
timHatier 8olfsbIatt" beiiuset iidj in
gs. 339 gOrf Sraae, ssseniibcr Ssm
9ourtbauie, iuoielbit 0suisfeiten, I'm.
seisen II. I. iu. bis 10 llbr As Riun.
ten abenbs entgegengenpmm.n suers
ben. Selepbon Spnth 240f.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-28
POLICE RECRUITS
! |l|L|TERATE,
EXAMINER BRUERE
Administration With "Puncl,"
Can Prevent Graft, He
Tells Aldermen.

with the calling o. Henry Bruere ~
the Bureau OF Municipal Research as
the first witness to-day. the Curran To-
lice Investigating Committee announced
that with the close OF to-day's tcsti-
mony recess for two weeks would be
taken.
Counsellor Buckner announced tina.
Mr.. Bruero had investigated, for tho
committee with the hearty cooperation
o. the Police Commissioner, the school
o. recruits In the Police Department.
lie had also observed police and other
city departments In European cities.
Mr.. Bruere testified that he believes
tho method OF teaching the recruits IL
defective. lie found many could not
write tntelligently a report of a simple
street accident. many being llllterate
OBVIOUSLY. the witness continued, the
civil service requirements are not severe
enough.
The witness contrasted the German
eenools. In which a recruit is required
10 have been a soldier six years at least
and the course for police training Is
s"N''' N'thS' dSiIHHt tulTty DAYS IN
struction here.
III recruit IL first made to realize
MS responsibilities as n policeman, he Is
less easily contaminated when he goes
out on the streets" MIR. Bruere said. and
added: "A recruit should be watched
carefully by competent officers. and. II
round undesirable. should not be al
lowed TO become policeman
Az TO prospective legislation, Mr..
sruerc said:
Administration Is needed more than
legislation. These fellows who have
peen grating have not been properly
followed UP by administrative heads. II
they had been and the punch was
there. grating by Wholesale could no,
have occurred. The Police Department
10 no worse to-day than 1t has been for
years.
II favor making the police a public
instead OF a secret department I would
throw open all books and reports.
Legislation Is not going to stop
grating"
The Witness approved MAYOR Gaynor's
plan FOR ton ~ more deputies.
why exclaimed Mr.. Bruerc beam
ing on Alderman Frank Bowling. there
- more system in the Board of Alder
men than In the Police Department 1t
II all question Of leadership
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-28
TWO HELD AS WITNESSES
IN LABOR UNION KILLING.

Herman Mccrbaum o. No. 100 East
Second street and Aaron Lefr OF No. Il
Pike street. both tailors. were commit
ted to the House OF Detention to-day by
Coroner Feinbcrg as material witnesses
for the prosecution In the inquiry into
the shooting OF Abraham Stclnberg OF
the Buttonholc Makers Union By Henry
Wagner
Steinberg was shot Jan. and died
last Monday In St Vinccnt's Hospital.
Wagner was already under arrest AMI
q number OF other members of the
union were arrested at once. because OF
the belief of the Coroner and Assistant
District-Attorney Breckenridge that
Steinbcx's murder was plot OF many
months standing and that many others
than Wagner were responsible for 1t.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
NO IMMIGRANTS FOR
MINES OUT OF UNION
Former immigration Commits
sioner Keefe Charged With
Discrimination.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 10.-How former
Immigration Commissioner kecfe or
dered the Ellis Island station to send no
Immigrant aborcrs 10 the West Virginia
mine strike district because II was not
unionized. was told TO the senate lnves-
tigatinG committee today by William t..
Ord and Captain T.. II. Barger, who went
10 New York and were told by c, L..
Greene. head of the immigrant distriou. !.
ton division. that Washington had
''embargocd' immigrants to their fields.
The embargo later was raised three days
10 let the Consolidated Coal company
get men, they said. State immigration
Commissioner Nugent made visit 10
Washington. they testified. and was told
the West Virginia mines could have no
more immigrants until they were union
lied
Greene testified that It was the policy
of the immigration service not to direct
Immigrants to mines where they might
''cause explosions" He testified to hav-
Ing received orders from Ksefe. The
service was now sending no immigrants
TO lead mines. he said.
Keefe was labor union official be-
fore becoming head OF the lmmgratio
service
Barger testified that foreigners work
| ing In his mines entered through the por
| of Boston.
MY general information Is that there
was no discrimination against West Vjr
| ginla at Boston that we experienced a
New York" he said.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
DECLARES QUlNlNE
CURES HYDROPHOBlA

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Sept.
10.-That hydrophobia is durable by the
use of auinine was the startling state.
.ment advanced by DR.. l.. d. Harris OF
St Louis before the American Health
association today. DR.. Harris submit
ted the results of a treatment or the
rabies with auinine in accordance with
the theory of DR.. Virgil Fl. Moon. re-
Gently announced, and gave as his opln-
ion from exhaustive research that medl,
cal science within short time VIII
have been entirely revolutIonlzed with
respect to treating this malady. de
told of administering eXtravenous IN,
iections of quinine to patient a short
time ago, and said that within week
the patient was discharged from his
care.
DR.. C. E. Terry, health officer OF
Jacksonville, Fla, in paper on Drug
Habitues and Their Bearing on the
Public Health and Welfare laid the
blame for drug fiends upon physlc ians
fiends become so through using drugs
prescribed during illness, and declared
that physicians are more dangerous
than druggists in this respect, He ia
vored state legislation against physi'
clans and druggists, minimizing the
practice Of prescribing strong drugs to
those addicted to their use.
Eugene c.. Howe of Wellesley college
read a paper on ''Hygiene and Physical
Education.' - which was thesis on the
teaching of hygiene and tho facilities
of sanitary inspection in schools. He
urged that more attention be paid to
these questions in the public schools
and colleges Of the country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
DRINK HABIT
WRECKS HOMES

Nearly all divorce proceedings are
based upon the fact that the husband
or wife is drunkard Such plain
language is not used by the attorneys
in the case. but this is the true state
of affairs and should be better under.
stood by the general public.
IF the husband or wife is drink.
habit victim they should not be for.
saken until they have had tho op.
portunity to reform, The Neal Drink
Habit Treatment affords the drinker
the opportunity to reform, 1t is a
safe, sure, vegetable remedy that re-
moves the craving and necessity for
drink in three days, without the use
of hypodermic injections Call and
investigate before your home is
wrecked, Get proof and references.
Write or phone for book OF nforma-
ton, The Neal Institute. 525 East Sec.
ond South, Salt Lake City. Wasatch
1871.
DRUG HABIT SUCCESSFULLY
TREATED,
{Adrertisemcnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
Bacon Desires Rest.

Senator Bacon expressed a desire that
the senate should take a few weeks rest
before undertaking the passage OF cur
rency BILL but the president, II was said,
was determined 10 continue his insistence
that the currency he disposed OF as soon
as possible. The president received from
Senator Owen poll OF the senate Demo-
Gratis, which. It was said. showed practi-
cal unanimity in favor of going ahead on
currency with all possible speed.
Senator Kern. chairman Of the steer
ing committee. announced that the com
mttec would meet later today 10 deter
mine on y course OF action.
There Is no thought OF any recess. no
thought Of any unnecessary delay" said
Sena tor Kern 1T is simply a question
OF how soon the currency bill can be re-
ported from the committee. Until the
conference committee reports on the tar
IN bIll the senate probably will recess
three days at a time unless some business
develops which would require meetings
oftener than twice week. The urgent
deficiency bill can be passed in the sem
ate without much trouble"
I'VE shall Insist on programme of i'm
mediate action on the currency, said
Senator Owen. mot moment should be
lost believe that the bill will be pa ssed
before November /.
4 number OF other Democrats. however.
beiieFe Il will he month at least before
the senate can begin debate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-11
UNFAVORABLE CROP
REPORT FOR AUGUST

WASHINGTON. Sept 1o.-August
was unfavorable for crop development
in the United States. the department
of agriculture announced today, The
composite condition Of all crops Sep
tember ] was 10.1 per cent below
average conditions on September ! Of
recent years.
The condition Cor production if har-
vested) Of various crops on Septem-
Der compared with their average con-
dition (not normally on September l
Of recent years follows:
Glover seed, 1907; alfalfa, 92.6; mil.
let, 76.5; grapes, 90; cranberries, 90;
oranges, 91.7 lemons, 67,2; sugar cane,
94.4, sugar beets. o7.9; sorghum, So |;
sweet potatoes, 94.4; cabbage, 90.S;
onions, o2.5; hemp, so; hops, 1885;
peanuts, 101.1,
The acreage for clover for seed is
estimated to be Az more than last year