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The Washington times., 1913-07-13

Concert Tonight for
Hebrew Free School

A concert. arranged by Prof. Solomon
smulewitz, will be given at Pythlan
Temple tonight for the lheneff OF the
Hebrew Free School in Washington.
Miss Sarah Smulewitz will sing a num-
ber Of folk songs, which her father has
written and set to music. Jacob N.
Sokelow and his two sons win play
Holzmsn's THE Winning Fight" and
Moskowskfs serenade- The address Of
welcome will be made by President A.
F. Sauber, Of the Hebrew Free School,
and Rabbi Silverstone will deliver an
address on Judaism"
Others on the program will be Mis-
Sarah Small. who will sing, and DR.. L.
Glushak. who will make an address on
"Talmud Torah.'
The Washington times., 1913-07-13
SONS OF JONADAB
DECIDE ON OUTING
Other Action Taken at Special
Session Of Grand Council, in
Orders Hall.

A special session Of the grand council
Independent Order Sons, Of Jonadab
was held last night in Jonadab Hall.
John C. Daley. the grand chief. presid.
ed. 8. d. Tennyson, Edward Bradley
and J. D. Brady were admitted to MEM
bership In the grand council.
It was decided that In cases Of sus-
pended members that they may be ad-
mitted to any council after having been
out Of the order for year or BY per-
mission Of the council from which sus-
pended they may be admitted at any
time. An excursion to River View will
be given In August.
John c Daley Council. No. 8, in
The Washington times., 1913-07-13
Fund for Blind Girl
Continues to Grow

. Eight dollars have been added to the
fund being raised by the Washington
branch Of the International Sunshine
Society to send little Evelyn to a school
for the blind. Mrs. Ella 8. knight,
17l North Capitol street, who has
charge of the fund. today reported the
receipt of IS from Mrs c. Pratt, 81 from
Mrs: Edison Briggs. and 81 from wv
G. C. F."
In addition to the benefit which will
be given next Friday night by H. NJ.
Cranda1l. proprietor of the La Grande
tol street and New York avenue, there
will be a lawn fete given at Lincoln
Park on July %. All Of the receipts
will 80 toward helping little Evelyn.
The Washington times., 1913-07-13

Horses. Carriages. Saddle Horses. etc.
For Hire. Best Service Reasonable
prices. We take excellent care OF
boarding horses. Consult US.
GENERAL LIVERY COMPANY. 4.
Rear 3s7 Pa Ave. N. w. Phi. NJ. 11s7.
The Washington times., 1913-07-13

itiated three candidates. making nine
teen additions In three weeks. James
Malone, worthy chief, presided.
pointed as follows: Arthur 8. Wood
land. Thomas J. Clarke. Joseph c. Eller.
q. 5. Newman, W. II. LeStrange. John
c. Moore. Wayne NJ. Cordell and Mr..
Daley.
A report by the finance committee
showed the council to be In hourishing
condition. A resolution was adopted
congratulating Thomas E. Hurdle on
having reached seventy-six years Of
age.
The Washington times., 1913-07-13
Personal Mention

. David A. May. of Richmond, Va, an
nounces the engagement of his daugh-
ter, Miss Sylvia B. May, to Stanley
Lansburgh, of this city.
=
Mrs. Samuel D. Minister and daugh-
ter Doris, of the Laclede, are summer
ing in the mountains of North Caro-
line with the sister of the former.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Kehow. the
latter formerly Miss Mae Valkman.
sailed on July IL, for an extended trip
abroad. They will visit all the larger
cities OF Europe and will be absent
from this country until the latter part
of September.
Mrs. Simon Lyons and family. of
at the Royal Palace, Atlantic City.
d
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Saks and daughter,
few days touring, have returned to
their home in Lanier place.
p
Mr. and Mrs. l. Levy, of 1918 Four
and -a-half street southwest, will be
at home this evening from z to 10
p. m. in honor of the confirmation of
their grandson. Norman Kaletski.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Minister and
Miss Dorothy Minister, left
yesterday to spend the
next two months at Old Sweet
Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Richards and Mrs.
Siegfried Fantl are spending the
weekend in Atlantic City.
Rabbi and Mrs. Louis Stern have re-
turned to their home in Columbia
road. after spending the past fortnight
in Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1913-07-13
LOCAL. MENTION.

Can Save You Money On Electric Fans
Electric Webster, TIT 9th.
The Washington times., 1913-07-13

"For Her Sake" Virginia Theatre.
The Washington times., 1913-07-13

TROUBLE WITH YOUR
WATCH OR CLOCK?
Consult the Washington
Expert
REFERENCE: c. 3. Ry..
Wash Terminal Co, and ii
o. r. R. Watch and
c Ciock Inspector. Best
workma nship obtainable. We
call for and deliver any,
where.
NJ. B. KORMAN.
IO6 II ST. ne. Phi. Line. 200 -
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-23
FOUND ROOSTER TOO LOVik :
Pennsylvania Attorney Pawned Bird Whose Bump Of Affection Was
 Too Strongly Developed.

William II. Stonesifer, dealer in secondhand goods, had the surprise of his career when Robert Chalis, a Wilkes-Barre attorney and former Dickinson college student. walked into his place of business and asked 1. if he might pawn a live rooster which he had with him, says a Car lisle (Pa.) dispatch.
 Challis, it appears, had strolled into the country while visiting here and came across a rooster that he admired. The attraction was mu- tual, and the attorney purchased the fowl, intending to take it home with him. Before day had passed, how ever, the rooster became so affection ate that 1t almost worried the life out of him. It followed him around to his meals, perched at the foot of his bed while he slept and became a nuisance when it awakened him by early morning growing.
 The position of valet to a large rooster proving too exciting, Challis, in desperate effort to rid himself of the bird, sought the assistance of Stonesifer and the transfer was com pleted, despite the fact that the roos- ter streunously objected to the part ing This is the first time on rec ord that rooster has been pawned in Carlisle.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-23
HAPPENINGS OF THE SEVEN PAST DAYS ARE BRIEFLY
 PRESENTED.
FROM AROUND THE PLANET
Dispatches From Our Own and For eign Countries Are Here Given In Short Meter for
 Busy Readers.

At d conference between Attorney General Wickersham and Charles w. Miller, United States attorney at h. dianapolis, who conducted the "dyna- mite conspiracy" trial, it was decided that the government will hold the evi- dence collected at the trial intact
 By vote of 41 to 21 the senate de- feated the amendment to the omnibus claims bill providing for the payment of the French spolation claims.
 Edward F. Mylius, the English jour nalist, convicted of libeling King George, cannot be admitted to the United States, because the crime for which he was adjudged guilty was not a political crime.
 Impressive ceremonies marked the inauguration of Gov. Joe T. Robinson of Arkansas in the house of repre- sentatives.
 The Pujo money trust Investigating committee after an hours conference decided to send Chairman Pujo and Counsel Untermeyer to examine Will liam Rockefeller at any place he might name.
 A memorial from the Porto Rico house of representatives was present ed to the house by Speaker Clark, pe- titioning for new constitution for Porto Rico to give that country full self-government
 Senator Cummins of Iowa intro duced bill imposing tax of 10 per cent upon all stock or grain market transactions in which the seller dis poses of shares or products not owned by him. The measure is aimed to end
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-23

slVe Republicans in the senate and house do not believe that the Demo. crats will get anywhere with their prosecutions of big business. They say that the sherman law as it stands has been tested and that 1t works well as Tar as 1t goes, but that the only plan which will solve the trust problem for all time Is federal regu lation
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-23
THEIR INTENTIONS.

Hook at those boys threatening each other?"
 "Are their intentions bellicose ?" Nom. Their intentions is to scrap"
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-23
HAIR MONY.

"How did that couple come to be attracted to each other?"
 "He Is a man of iron and she a woman of magnetic personality"
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-23

The hare runs sixty feet a second The tortoise covers half an inch Q second.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-23

A mean stuffy cold, with hoarss wheezy br eathing is just the kind tns'| runs into bronchitis or pneumonla. Don't trifle with such serious conditions but take Foley's Honey and Tar Com, pound promptly. Quick and beneiicMs ass aesults are just what you can expes. from this great medicine. It sootnSSs bnd heals the inflamed air passages; < .M X stops the hoarse racking cough. oo'' by Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1913-01-23
Foley Kidney Pills

What They Will Do for You
 They will cure your back ache, strengthen your kid neys, correct urinary irreg- ularities, build up the worn out tissues, and climate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Prev ven t Bright s Disease and Dia- bates, and restores health and strength. Refuse sub- stitutes.
 Hesterly Drug Store
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4QtaIooe. Wan itrcibt ans !.
GariS Gie 2itteratur fiibrt su uliefit.
lGau braudt es bIoB 5u perIteben, iiA
ihrer su beoicrenl Iie erlten, por.
reEmItcn fran30Iiihen Sdrtftiteller
habcn Elm neucs MirfungSielo fir tbr
Iaicnt in oCn @orporten bon aatalos
gen qroBer 0anbelsbuier: .autp.
mobile, Wooen, Sailieurs" uiu &C.
fun0cn ,Seocr aatoiog, Der etnaS auf
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benz Shreiber hafiir ae3ablte 6ono.
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1ranc5. 9enn lid Die llnterihrift oa.
qc9en noh nit ben orei MortheH
,.oc lAcooenie 1Srnncaiie" idntiifet
fam, iteiat Der Iari' gan3 meie1ttllh.
20 GdIt Elm groBcr fran50iiitler lid.
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Irru5 eingcitnuoen neroen, baB ieine
@caciiterunQ nit 5000 ,Srancs be5ablt
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Waoden 8ortrdgc 81 halten GIN on.
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Der inmpatbiIheu stiinitlerIu pioer-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, lpie oas @a;-
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Die Salfte Der Snmme iiberldBt, Die
tbr BON Dem 8erlaesbaufe betptlligt
miro auf bteie @eiie oeritebt bic beiIs
ltiee seiunoe 2itteratur CUTE (Seihoits
init guten Sanolumgeu au perelneali
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sslnh'Ha1ridten.
Cincinnati, 80. auauF.

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Der SbioHsb III GnR9idm i'm 5aaen be-
qrifTtn unb bate g,fteru abtno btt blef9sr
Stant ttusn BaFsrfduo bon ll.5 Jub.
Die 'oIa,nD,n Gsp.iasR trafsn pasrsao
sss s.ftrigtn 3osss bier stu.
pittsbura pa. Der slus Sat eliza.
RsHsrHnsS bon 60 BUS unb fdut.
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siatn MaNtrhanS bon Sc 5us uae asi9t.
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Tt. pf.afaat. B. pa. Der SlaS bat
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ssuisbitt.. ~. Der Sius hl: stssH
MeHtraaHb ben ga Gus nab Retgt
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saxs ben 1913 6gb une febt.
N.mehts, 3snR. Der stus Sat .tner
@aFsrkaHe bon 7s Rus uRe itebt.
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Musmdrtige Wdrtte.
Rew Bort. 30. auoult.

Webf. -- Ger Martt mar beute ftetia. -
Gprina Watent e8.60--4.70, Biuter Gtraigbts
A.f0--4.2O, aplnter gatents s440-4.60,
Sprina clears S4.00--4.20, Grtra minter
80. / s8.55--3.75, Grtrd bo. 80. Q $685.
$50. Ganias Streights S4.15--4.25.
MpaaenmsbI mar ru6tg. fair bis
sutss sS.5O--S.75, dolce Bis faneD $3.50
800.
Waismehl mar Itetig. -Seines peises
unb gelbes sf.45-t.o0, sro6es s1.40--1.45.
ailnbrieb $3.50.
Roaasn III feft. - Ro. 8eftern roc
c. IL. Rem PORT Grport.
CERT lit itetig. - RaIsgsrfts 7o-S0e
C. i. I. Buffalo.
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g6 Vet. o. B. f6mimnieno; $40. / ylortherH
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doies 1912, 1S--20e; 1911, 1S-16c; Bacifte
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| ietones 1896.
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RoIaKss-9uder 50 Ttit ole. SafNnirts
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gemiihtes Sn 75Kc, 1 Gar go; bo. 5u
75He, Car geniifhtes nod probe, 6afers
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cen am gleiheu Eass bes porisen Jabres:
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@siien, 30. rufher Wiuter 92He 107c
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5afer gio. Ssentiihter -. 4le 34Kt
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gphisfn.
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$50 BbIs. Eiitiaers 5iniibeo 8oobs auf
ber Bats Don $1.83 per Gaflone.
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Do berrihte Iie Ser aubsrs an: so
purhqe6rqnnt Sieb nal an.
Msin Ginb, mir ne1meu isbt glsit
Define Softer unb fahrsH 5uiamulsn
nI6 2onDon 8uriid."
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'aqte i6m rubig: .0ieiss Uldbhen
nib meme 5ruu nerben. llufere Dege
finb ems. &Immern sic iich niht bus
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2illtth bon msinsr Sette, eriidte obne
mid on3uihauen, mid nit Der anoern
Sanb BARON. Seins 0dnb trqf mein
@eEht. Damn itretfte er Den 5anos
I6ub oisfsr Sano a6, mart ibn fort
uno ia8te: rDsg, Reger!"
Wein 8etplbfsin mar fpie ausgss
Ioi6t. IS flog mir Dur6 Den Sinn:
Das nil er? Wetne gamilie lit eine
Dorneame, alte 3amuIenfamilie. Wir
babeu felt Sabrbunoertsn piele uite
GuHiti6Gbe unierer Seimath un6 aIte
5dottionen uuIerer &ultur gepflegt.
I'D mar in guropa aufgetpdhfen,
bate fetnen GetTt in msiu 8lut gee
nommen uno nit benz Sugleih
bahte ih niGts anperes, als: penn
bu jsBt ibm nit 9etpalt Qtatt6 meg
ntmmit, ntrb iie unter Der OeffeHts
Ii6tett oes Stdnoals 81 febr ieibsn.
| Sie mar 70 peiB uub 3art. @s ftaRs
ben idon Veuqierige um uns.
Tu alma ih pea.
Sd fab 2tQit6 nod eiHmal an. sic
hotts ibr tletnes, Iiebes 9eiidt ins
Safdentuh georiidt unb tpeinte. SD
/ fab iie ME pieber. Sd bob ME mebr
etpas BON tbr gebort. Qls ih sine
Ea6rtarte na6 Calais I0ite, iibergab
mir Der 8eamte Elm 3ele9rnmm.
U{ein frefn0es Wusiepen I6len tpfn
nit benz fremben Ramer oarauf iiber'
ein3uitimmen. Das las i'd gleih, es
mar BON meiner U}utter IS ftono
barin: sd ouloe teine europdiihs
Trau in meiner 6amtlie."
Qieqei6t bat lie reht gs9abt. Sd
perItanb es bumals aber niht. SD
Fubr meg. 3d. rpciB nod, bab mir
laH9e oSelt DIE TtelotTe4lcH ppiI
/ 0pper 10 bart uno perdhtlta na6s
Thauten, fpie oas 8eIiht oes alien
/ GngIGrbers, Der mir Gillitb geuom-
men bate. Sic paren lpeiB uuo graus
fam - ME europa"
Damn fhpieg Der Gr3t.
geir oermoften niht 81 iprehen.
8re briidte hetnlih meine SaHo. Sd
fHhlte tbr Ser8 hetb 8u mir pileern,
Sd mar 10 3pteIpGIti9 ergriffen rpi'
Qliidltth. Damn fam bic Ulutter oss
Qr3tss. mir n1bmen abihteb. De,
9ottor fiihrte ung in Ieinem 4utr
, gum 5nfsN. 2lls mir in Der pinaH,
, aum beutiten 9ampFer btnii6ereilten
!, Der uns mad Der 6stmuth 3uriid
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, nod lanQe an Der Bride Iteben. 5eir
, fraunes @eIift mar qreu BON be-
Sonne beftienen. Gr pintte uns mt
Teinem Sut 3u Mtr tamen an gorl
, uno er ftdro nod INNER od. Gr Itani
nod ia. ais Der DampFer odopnso!
, IN isinen guQ uuf europa, oai
tpstbe, qrauIame, rihtete.
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1dgli@er Wtarftberi@t. /.

gtuetnnati. 20, GuauIt 1918.
DIE Habfolaenoen GuotirunaeH bsfiehsm
nd nur auf GnarcssT Transatticne Bel
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s24OO--26.00.
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he.ig. S&tnien i5A - iss, pinie S6ul.
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bort Seiieu ION -- lie. Bellies 10 - ist
per Dfunb.
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min O. o0-8.25, Grsra e2.s0-290, er,
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l20. eemighies ss.s0--4.l0 per Bbi.
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gciter 70-00e per x3l. @srtauit ipuroen
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IL nc, 800 Ba. no. aeIbes nit Dojtr 4,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-30
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1895. an S6lub s10,S2H.
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