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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

bar bltibenbsm Jeusr feinblitsr Jns
fanttrie beitrihen, luir trbdlitn baher
8efebl, aud beren St.lluns 81 srtnn=
oen. Wieber erbebt iid lnftr fpudersr
Albdtros; sIeidandbis orbsitst infer
brupsr Merceots sWotor, silltonie litgt
inter rns bos GefGnbe. Dcrt bintsH
iit OR mdIb, bort permufben mir ben
sSeinb; alfo ran! Wir iollsu iins nidIt
aeirrt baben. Gin 5nael BON sSlfaniss
rieseidcifsn empfdnet uns, bier uuo
bo ourdl6dert Elm gefdoB bic Stofis
sellen unieres apparates. Ncd, itutll
einen Bid binunter, Inn bic Stdrfe
bee Jeinpts gu ermittsln: ttipa brei
aompasnien balitn iih bort perborgtn.
D1nn ihnea suriid sur eigeuen Wlas
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gen, ibr fo[It arbeit btiommen! llHo
ME lie arbsiteten! Wie bic Nineteen
trofxn bic llnIersn aus bem Wuloe
berpor. Sa, tpie iie jebt I'm S4os
nuna flebenb bic 5dnbs bodbobtn. bic
erb1rnlltmeH 2BiGfe. DIE pleusiWi hpp
tags 5upor ipsbrloie Grausn. WdnHer
unb @reiie binsemor0tt battsH.
Wlii iparmem Sdnbebrud perabihies
beten mir uns Don unieren Offi5itren
unb MannIfaften, unitrs gefeble hat=
ten mir DolIfiibrt, iebt sins's ipisoer
su7iid sur etdppenitdiion. leiber iDds
ref mir fptsen 1en3inmansel gsstpuns
gen. in Der Dunfelbeit in siner ;Jitis
ienf9Onuns 5u Idnben, nobel iih unfer
4pparnt iiberffIus unb mir siemIid
unianft aug nniereu Siben berausges
| ihls,lbert purben. Doh ipartn eintse
eeringfiisise Deritau4unssn une
5autabf Giirfunsen alles. mag mir bas
bei abbeiamen. glIs uns bann irobs
bem Der @rst erildrte, bab mir pore
Idufis bic oliseerei NIT bem aufenis
bait. in einsm Berlinsr 2asareti pers
taui1en miibten !per ipobl Hismano
bnpon mebr snitduidi, aIs msin Stnts
fant uno id.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

aais Wiepers an Sampicn 3. nno
8. SO. $1,000.
Catherine 9tpndro oil 2lmelid y.
Wlocp $500.
Catherine Bernbdrbt an Gnterpriis
3. u. SO. $1,000.
@etifsts 5ppotbeien.
Gbarles u. Nortbman an State
9lpe. 8. uno .. 60. $500.
Nm. 30. Qirtbur on Mubiion 3. u,
no. 2 $1250.
Nm. 10. gtuitin all biie!bs aorpsr'
ifaft $2250.
SdlIie glippinser an biefeIbe aOr'
.psrfd)oft $1125.
WliIton 6. Campbell an Gitioens
Gift 8. unb 3. 60. $4,000.
MotbiIbo 0roff an SoIIis GIippin'
ger 1888.
/ Wm. %. 9trtbur on -. 8. Settle
$418.
UtdfD Y. Stepermdn an SWuBsI
9. unb 8. 60. $3.50.
5reb Wation on Molnut Oils 9
uno 8. SO. $500.
8. $. pape an Soutbern Shio 8
unb z. 60. $1,000.
Geo S. Uniting an W. s. groipr
$500.
Saitie R. aoubsn on Rarp 6
glarf $3.50.
2aiprenee 3. Denemnnn an Sic
Bun .. unb 6. 60. $4,000.
gonrab glaseI an g. 8. Brrbau
$500.
Rstiis Mabsr an Dom. SaDinsl
9ant SO. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
Gramseissnttnns. SsystteseH.
gleue ueSbpptbetem

JpI.pbin. @rOB Detimsr an JarRis
IN .. u. Ro. / $500.
Stnrp Wl. Grimm an Deuti4sr
Qanoipebr .. unb g. 60. $500.
Charles 20. 2ammers on Mabiion
9. q. go. Q $3.50.
Games ). 9bompion on bieislbe
a1rperifaft $1,000.
gaatbilba @roff on bisisIbe aSrpers
i9aft $1250.
Wilmer 70. gluitin oil bieislbe aDrs
psri6aft $2125.
Gperett 80. 3oipnslsp an Gpaniton
.. uub g. so. $2500.
gaa O. Dennis on Soutbern Dhio
9. unb 3. 60. $4,000.
3. 2eo Griiter on CABINET g. unn
o. 60. $500.
Gbparb girtemeisr an eagle 9.
unp 6. ". $4,000.
Charles 9prb an Rortb College 5iIl
.. unb 6. SO. $500.
Gbipdro 8. Gruntemeper an ). 3,
grortermonn Ra9loBDerpalisr $3.50
@ilIiam eD.anDorf an Peoples y
|unb 9. 80. $4,000.
Sdmss Carr an goncorbia y. "
60. $1,000
Ssnrp @.'G9mib an gnisrpriis .
u. 60. $2500.
Dtrislbs an Wrsn 20. WibmsDe'
5000.
2llDina G9arrinsbauisu an Gid
Run y. nnb g. 60. $1,000.
Delta R. Tobp an bic u. W. letpiI
2umber 60. $1,000.
Qtntbonp MiIIetf an Sdeob Strid
mier $1925.
Elilabetb Wlsptrs an Gampion .
luup 8. %. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
kbertrasnnitx
Gineinnati, 10. 0ss.

Sobn s. RObinIon an bic 6.
aabn's Cons Co., 35 BEL So Sub
on Der Rprbiei.s Der poplar Strobs,
lpeiilic5 Der Sobn Strnbe. ST..
aouiIe WarD groHart philIips.
Grsctr. on Caroline GraiIeI. GA BEL
SO SUB on Der Rorbfeiie Der Gers
man Strabs. (Stsusr $2); $3.50.
2ouii. qbilIips II. anb. on Goros
lin. GraiIsl, baF.Ibe Gigentbum, 81.
Wiaiam 8. SstiIe an Sames ).
1bompion. 40 Bel 97.37 6ub on Der
8.itisite b.r RoB Strabe, $500.
Diliam M. artbur On Milliam 8.
SeitIe, baffelbs Gigenthum, 81.
Sbomds 8. SnDber an gperett 20.
3olpnslep,s3O BEL no ssub an Der
Sabisiis BON Rcb,rtfon 9lpenue. 140
7ub ipsitlif BON ainbsn @penue,
(Stsuer 500; 81.
Barbara @ib an 3. Geo. grusier,
Cor 1873 in 2. II. 6. Veare's unterabs
tbeilnns an Der glsaps Gtrabs, (Sisust
$1.50); 81.
Chris. a.im an Sobn M. aiHid.
II. anb., 5ruIiess, 1beil bon Cots IL.
13 unb ID in Somuel 5il's llnierub'
tbeiluna pom Rt. plsaidnt, (Steusl
$4), $3700.
5bcmas 8. Gmitb an Gbiporb uni
Marp 9irfenmaisr, 33 BEL So Guf
an Der M.itfsite bsr Robs Sirdbe
SO 5uB noroli6 Der @arnsr Strabs
(Sieuer $50, 81.
Mpies 3. 8ropn on Rate Witting
10 SABRE paht pom 1. DSsmbel
1914. anf 10 Gets in Choppers I'm
terabtbeiiine. SGhrli6e Mistbe $Sl
NIT pripilsgium gum Gntauf fii'
S1400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

Die 5pei frausSiif6e
JIieser gefangen genom,
men nurben Sn sinrn rad
Berlin . sslansten GslopOitbri,f be-
Ihrsibt8 elm ganbturmmann aug
Gbdrlotienburs, ME cine Gpmpdgnis
unierer Qanbnebr elm fran56iiiHes
sJlusSeus in 9eIaien gefuHssn senomr
men bat: r9eitern Qa9uittos bdbtH
mir sinen famOfen Sang aemadi. mir
lasen Ra9mittdss sesen 8 n5r IN Der
HGbe BON 3 BEL einem tIeiuen
Dorie. llnfere Fompagnie mar stfpa
aipei 4ilometsr Don bem Torfe g -.
anf frsiem ieIbe uutergebratt ipors
ben. @orldufis a6er fdieu infer Gins
grtifen niht erforbrli4 unb 10 Ia.
gert.n mir. Obpobl ss bitter taIt mar
unb bier unb be auf ben pfiiten tnb
5iimpeIn fid idpu cine Ieidte giss
Ihidte sebilbei bate. am Wdloranb,
fpp ib eenliitblih msiu pfeiftm -
cine Qiebesgdte - rauhte. glloblid,
eriont iibtr uns in ber Gerne bus uns
beiannte 9rummen unb Surren zines
Wtotors. Mn Der 4ardtteriiiiT6sn Diera
edigen sSliiseIform, joipi. an benz sea
brungenen Ban Der Mafdine erianns
ten mir, bab ss ii4 fsiuesfnlls UNI eis
nen uniersr .9Dsel" bdnbeln tonne.
Wir Iieftn ibleunigit In ben Walb,
nm ben yranaoien ba cben cine Be
cbahtilng unm0sli9 ~ MAIDEN. Wdb.
renb mir nun Dom WaIbrarbe aus
sifria mad bem Glus3ras blidtH, bes
msrlsn mir pl6blid, bab Der Ginbtder
cine i4drfe S@ipenfung rndht. Jm
nG9iten Woment b0rie btr Motpr gu
Drummer auf unb in eiutm id0ntn
0leitilug isnfie iiG Der GIieger 5u
Bobsn. gls mir uus bariiber TN alas
ren ipnrsn. bab bas fsinbli6e Glug'
3eua auf bsr Dor unIerem MdIbe ges
lsssuen, faft sana ebentn Wiefe lanben
pollie, sosen mir iuls nod tieftr IN
bds ilnierbols suriid, nm ben Gran.
solm ipom6glih nbsufnnssn. Ha4 eis
niger Geiunbtn tette bic Viothine
auf ben 9oben auf unb fam ettpd so
Mstsr DOR msinem 9eDbo4tunsspcittn
sum 6aItsn. 3fpti sylieger In bidtr
Wnmummung fletterten beraus uno
ipolIten, iahbem iie tire aartsn einis
qe Winutsn lang semuIfert batten. uuf
bos nid]t olI5uipeit sntferrte Dorf gus
laufsu. Sn bisfsm alusenbIid ffilrms
ten mir NIT 6urra aus urliertr
Deduna bsrpcr. Die kiben ipnren 70
poIIsommsn iiberraidi, rnB fie feintH
5lu&tberfu4 nahtsn, ic.lbern ii4 OBJ
ne ipeiteres gefangen ilcbmsn lisbsn.
Mie ii@ bsrdusfslltt. iucren bic beis
b,n Jrdn5oien, bic iibriatns In bem
Jlus5eiis feds ipOhlsefiiIlis womben
iInteraebrabt bntten. iirlterregs IN
biden Nebel gernihsn unb ipubsn
fhliebIid nifi mtbr. mo he iih btfdrl-
ben. gus bieIem @runbs rnhmen iie
auf Der Wiels cine 8tpiihsnlonbung
Dor. Qlus ben anrtsn unb 2luf5eihs
nunasn. bic beibe Bel fim irugen, mar
| offsnbar allerIsi AZ sntnebnen. bu uns
Ter 6duptmann bic pldne NIT einer
RsIbuna Toiort iptiter f6idis. Mlr
bepod1teii bas bon uns obne S&tpsrts
| ifreid5 erotsrie sJIus3sus, bds nod am
Itlbtn Iags BON ben Q(utomobilen tl.
ner IN ber Q6he 5iebnben beufinen
| Ulisossab 5silsSug abotbcIt wsyeG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11
ans Der ealadt tei @aridan.
9eri4t zines tritssfret
Dilligen TIiesers.

gDie 70 pisls. pieIe 5alrisnbe iius
Ger DeutfGer ipoIIie audi i'd nift ldns
ger bel meiner iperf.GgIihen Mr6sit
rerblsiben. GO trai Id, benn, ipobl
ausgsriiitei nit einem empfebIungss
idrsiben Der gensraIinipeition, bi.
Reiie mad, Der 5IiesereriababtbsiIu
an. Inn hei biefsr 1ruppe a!s
arisesfreiipiIlissr sinSutrsien.
.GinssiisIlt!- iasie Der Sdupimonn
turS, unb bamit ipareu oue 5ormalis
tdielr erl,bist. Snon ON brittsn 9ns
ee meinss junssn 9rieseroaieins tpurs
be id3 4benos e.sen 8 llbr bnr6 cine
OrbonRanS gum Boiaillonsabintans
ten btfoblsn; bort ipuroe mir btoeuist.
id, fole mid bereitbdIten, bo i'd nod
in Der sleihsn Ra1t 2euinani 81. nui
ieinsm Doppelb.der bsglsitsn miiiie.
go iheinbar sans nsbenfdhli6 li.B
Der gloiuinn. bic 8eneriuua fallen:
I'D made Sis barauf aufmerifom.
IreiipilIieer, Is eebt m5sliheriptiie
iib:r ben s5einb binpeg.4 pJreit mid
rieiie@. iagte id, babe ioipieio init
ben Ruisn nod ein 9iibr@en 3u rup'
fen; bissmal poIIen mir linen 5tisen,
mas ss bsibt. ipebrIoie bsutife aufts
fobrsr in Grisbtnsseit.n beruHteraus
.naIlen!"
sSn ipenigen Wlinuisu batieu mir
uns marin einssileibet, sd4lpiHb tlst.
iertau mir in uniere Sibe hineir.
Rct ein lebi,r priifenber Bid iiber
bic MaIhins: .4lles In SrbnunggA
gu gsiebI. Serr 2euinant!1 Gin
fur5ss smmanbo. .alar gum Start!"
| unb f&on Iauit unier brapsr alIbatros
iiber bic grbfld4e bintpsg, RAID IN bic
2iifis iteigenb. @estH Worgen srs
reidtsn mir unfer 3isl. bic Jelbflies
aerabtheiluna q ), bic ibrm Stdnbs
ort in Der HGbe Der Jeiiuns .. bate.
| Rad elmer itrsen Rait eing es ipsitsr.
tinpsg iiber DGrisr unD Jelber, Wies
| ZEN unb WGIber. 5ier unb ba iabsn
mir l6nes Der oanbitraBe Snfdnt.ries
.ruppen lugtrn. Rod faben mir itins
Spuren BON gertpiiftuneen, aber balo
| follie Iih bns Bib dnbern. 3eri&oi.
fsne qfsrbelsibsr, bier Elm Sorniiter,
bort Elm 5erbrohenss getrebr. ba bic
2eihe zines 5slben, alIes IN buntsm
| ghdos, toutep pl0blid Dor uns auf.
3u Gsniimenialitaisn IN absr ieins
| 3sit. benn i9on bSren mir itdrier unt
| itdrier iperbenb,s Gslpebrfeusr. Nidl
| LANCE bnueri's, unb bas erite feinbIi4t
MrtillerisaeiHoB irspiert faunl brel
| bis bier Wlstsr unttr uns. SEPT ipirr
es nlIp Grnit.
! glun gift ss. bic Gte[Iung Der ftinb.
liHsn IriilIerie 5u triunoen, dbsr mod
t6nnsn mir ibrsn Gtnnbori nidt fsit'
ffslsn. s5ortssiebt ssbtu mir 80bsn,
ifsier, bober uno b6ber ihrailbt I'D
| infoIstbelisn unisr Albdtros. Da Der
rdtb bns Mufbliben zines nbasfeutrttI
lgadiibes uns bic Gtslluns Der fsinb'
li6en QlriiIeri.. Ghnsn maden ipi
laebrt, nm Der iniirigen bic 9nger Be
lfeinbIihen btiannt 5u ssben. ginsI
6ossl pon GeI&cfisn ienbet nns oet
syeinb beraui. man Dsrfudt uns bsi
saiidsug abruiHnsiDtu. mir laden ib
rtr, unperltbt gtldngsH mir bel Del
Iilnlsrisen an, nit JubeI nnb Surrab
empfdHsen. Dod unisre 9aassarbsi
mar nod niht su GHbe. lluitrs aus
li@pdrmenben aupalIeriepatrouillel
Durptn itanSis Don lsfsissn, uHFSs
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nj, asniain auer giu.n II bic a.. g.rne

Dis asnisin aIIer BiIeH III bic Ct gernarb'
Ardiitr Bile, ipeIce felt Jnbrbunberten nit
sr6sisr eorefaIt bon ben ebrfpfirSieen ei. Der,
TlarosHriioerH bereitet iporoen III. gus ben
beiIirdftiaen 9tlpeDirdntern. tpeI6e bic IRONS
men W11Hde nit fiiuoigem Ginn faufinelffr.
ipeIc5es iicb BET 8erftopfuHe. 2eberIeioeH, Ser,
haurHgsichfpicbe uno allen St6run9eH Der I'm
terIeibs.GranRe auf Sas @ldnStubfte benabrt.
Qeibeube tperbeH eS ni6t 6erenen, bem alter
Hno beiudhrten benif6en SeilmitteI AZ Der.
trniler, ebe fie fd sn ibrem ga9tbsiI bon beit
eIeibnerif9en Wnpretfuuaen ipsrttIofer unb
j&abnNer .gnynTey, ptusH unt eTtstss Dsas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

utilpltp y. yluppppctIi uH pte Ueup
ton Drb Cleaning II. Dpeins 60. %
syobre Badlt bonn /. Sanuar 1915,
nuf Eipenibum bsfdnnt ols no. 529
meif qibettD GtrdBt, mpnctliff gfis.
ibe, SIS.
gelsiiinc 5ipud,tmnn nn s. Ssrnls
ftp, Q Sabre YoHt pom Is. Sttpber
1914, aiif so Jub an Der Siibieite Der
Court gtrabe, 40 sSub DON Der
ylounb Gtrob:. Sd1rlite Wietbe
$500 nit pripiIeaium gum glntanf flir
$4,000.
Gliiabttb Rnitert All bic 5enton
Drh CLEANING II. Gnsins 60. 8 Sabre
gad]t rom /. SsStmbsr 1914. oif
l5igen.bum betonnt ols gio. 290l
eolerain gloenus, monatlidR Wlietbe,
1856.
aaibrine Scrit all W,innie Heeb,
ilnb 2ouiid 2ogan, 90 ssuB an oef
Siibieit, BON Gn,nl Mpenus. in SIers
baie, 81.
ebmunb y. Chopper an SEQ. Nit
tina, 19 2cts in Glppp:r's llnterab.
tbeiIunc, $500.
Geo Mitiins an Mofes 3. 9ropn,
bdEelbe Gisenthum, ST..
2llire R. aaelin an pbilip 5. 9uns
tier uno MilIiam Miller, Got 106 IN
Robsrt 9rofpn's lnierabtbsiIung on
Der @asner Strabe, (Stsner $2);
S1750.
Die O. u. pe.ers Realtn gompanp
an Sra Mliletta, 40 bel 105 Sub on
Der norbpeitli6sH gde Der Ghaie nno
gherrp Strub., IN GumminspiIle,
| (Steuer $1.5W; 81.
Sobn alIn3slman, per ere'r. an
CHARTS 6. 8prb, 5beil bon Got 2 IN
0rnnbpietp llni.rabibeiIuns in UT.
Sealtbp (Steuer 81: $700.
Sobn 5absr on Goipurb .. aas
eaier, as BEL 120 sSub on Der Oiiieite
bon @lenmore Nrenue, 125 Sub noros
lid, BON 2lma Qpenue, 81.
gbiparo Yirlemaier on James
Carr, SbeiI BON Got 10 in Carton II.
9e[fS lintsrabtbeilung, (Steuer 50e);
81.
@r.n 80. @ibmeper on 9enrb u.
Gfrnib, aoi go. 8 unb Die iiiblihen
13 5ub Der Got SO. 8 in 9arab 8.
Wlopre's unierabtbeilung IN Stprrs
3opnibip, [Sisuer $4) 81.
Barbara Ruiflep unb anbere an
glbam 8. Youns, Slid 2anb No. 6lS
| l.. auDsripn 2opnibip (Steusr 50e)
81.
/ aaprence r. Dsnemann an alpinG
Sdnrringbaui,n, so BEL 122 SUB an
Der Deitieite Der sSiab.!ld Strabe
| l(Steuer $3) $2700.
Saeob stridmi,r an qntbOnp Wils
Iete, Cots gto. 522, 523, 524 unD 525
in Gsbor @rpDe g. unb y. ah'n llns
t.rabtbefuns in price 5ia (Sieaer
$3.50 81.
Die Roeblins ReaIip 60. on Gliias
beth 9orba6, 80 SUB an Der Siioieis
te Der Gloipsr Strabs. 265 Jub 0iilid
Der 5renton apenue, in yrlee 3Iu
(Stelsr $500 81.
Sarrp ". Mtber on Sobn Reiphons
is, Slid a1nb in Seciipn 19 in 5urs
rifon 9OpnIbip (Stsusr 50o 81.
Sobn SiiIsman unb anoers on State
Wlepers uno onbere. 25 Jub an Der
Sibi,ite Der Calhoun Sirabe. SO Jub
5ftIidy Der Mlaoiiun Strabs. 81.
Siaat Ohio ali 1runees 6. 9.
@alIb, 5beil Der Got go. 92 in Dlills
unp aline's apsiter llnterabibsilung.
$65.05.
gtmtIid 6. Wldcp on gotherina 9sos
naro, % BEL 100 SUB an Der Oitieit.
Der Wlab glntbonp Sirabe, 2l0 CUB
| flbli6 Der Gbaie Strdbe (Sttusr
$500 $1,000.
Wsdriin 6. Orion an Glen W.
Orion, As BEL 100, GuB an Der Siibs
Ieite Der Dabaib glps. 81.
Settle Wl. Stetpart on Gaiberins
gtrnbarbt, 40 BEL 124 SUB an ber
Rorbieite Der Straigbi Sirabt. ZOE
syab p.itli9 Don linipsriiip gvurt 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

z. Man .rasn. IN grsl.n sas .eInetnnasr gs!isoali.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-10
CONNECTICUT HAS :.
 IARCE. . INDEBTEDNESS IN l ||| D Per Cspta Dlb Much Greater Than n Other States.

Washington. D. e. April 10.-Pre- Eminary figures from the forthcoming bulletin pertaining to national and Btate indebtedness and funds and in Eestments have been given out by Di- rector w. J. Harris, of the bureau of Ehe census, department of commerce.
 Ihe bulletin carries information for the ktate of Connecticut, as we'll as for the other states and the United States. The data were compiled under the of John Lee Coulter. ex- bert special agent in charge of the in- huiry on wealth, debt and taxation.
 E The bulletin, which will soon be Issued, will contain statistics for each
 Etate for each year from 1890 to 1913. inclusive. as far as statistics are
 Available, and will also contain details
 For the year most nearly correspond
New Britain herald., 1914-04-10

to a maximum of $2,424,OOO in 1912. No sinking fund, assets, as such, are found in Connectfclt, thus leaving the debt less sinking fund assets the same as the total debt
 The per capita debt of the state fol- lowed the fluctuations of the total debt, but was appreciably reduced by the steady increase of population.
 In 1880 the total debt of Connecticut at the close of the fiscal year, Sep- tember 30, was $4,968,000; ten years later it was $3,761.000; in 1908 it fell to $924,000; and by 1912 had in- creased again to $7.110.O0O. The population of the state increased from 623,000 in 1880 to 1,161,O0O in 1912, thus bringing about a lower per capita debt than the total indebted ness would indicate. In 1880 the per capita debt amounted to $7.9S; in 1890 it was $6.64; in 1907 it had been reduced to $O.86; but in 1912 1t had increased to $6.12. s
 In contrast with the state of Con- necticut, we find that, taking the en- tire debt Cess sinking fund assets), tor the forty-eight states, the per capita, according to the latest report, is $3.50, or slightly more than half of the per capita debt of Connecticut While the per capita debt for Connec- ticut in 1912 was nearly twice as great as the average per capita delft for the forty-eight states the ratio of reduction for the thirty-year period was practically the same: in Connec- ticut, $7.98 to $6.12; in the average for the forty-eight states, $5.48 to $s.52.
 At the present time about 1.2 per cent. of the total population of the United States will be found in the state ot Connecticut, and 2.1 per cent. of the total debt (less sinking fund as- sets) Is attributed to that state
New Britain herald., 1914-04-10

emperor today by the elder states men for the office of premier in place of Count Gomobei Yamamoto, whose cabinet resigned in consequence Of the naval scandals connected with the receipt of illicit commissions by off, icers.
 The coronation of the emperor. which had been fixed for November 10 next. has been postponed until 1916, owing to the death of the dowager empress
 The reason for the prolonged delay of the coronation is that the seed of the rice used in the sacred ceremony must not be ripened during the peri cd of national mourning.
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KING GUSTAVE HAS
 STOMACH OPERATION
Surgeons Discover His Majesty Suffering From An Extensive
 Liberation.

Stockholm, Sweden, April 10.-- King Gustave of Sweden, was oper- ated on yesterday at the Sophia hos pjtal here, and the surgeons found that he was suffering from extensive alteration of the stomach.
 The operation, which was super intended by Professor John Wilhelm Borg, lasted two hours. It was an- nounced afterward that the royal pa- iicnts condition was as satisfactory as could be expected, although he was weak
 Tho queen occupied an apartment in the hospital during the operation and will continue to reside there till His Majesty is convalescent.
 A bulletin issued today by the sur geons in attendance said: His Majesty passed Q quiet night during which he slept three hours. He suf- fcred some pain. which, however, did not interfere with the oicatrizatioD Of the wound, The king was able to take water and tea without any ill eisec.S.' f#4
New Britain herald., 1914-04-10
SUFFRAGISTS SATISFIED.
Texas Women Not to Seek Suffrage
 Plank i'm Democratic Platform.

fragists will not ask to place on the democratic ticket in the July pri- maries for the woman suffrage ques- ton. according to a decision reached yesterday by the Equal Suffrage as- sociation of Texas, in convention here today.
 It was decided that campaign of education was needed before urging submission of a state constitutional amendment to, give women of this state the ballot.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-10

ing to 1880, thus making 1t possible to show the general movement during a pcriod of over thirty years. The bulletin will show the total debt of the states as we'll as many details, such as the various classes of outstanding bonds and special debt obligations to public trust funds. It will also show the floating debt and it's component parts. Under funds and investments will be shown separately all the differ ent funds, and in each case cash and securities will be shown. The popula- tion of the states for each year under consideration will be used, and the per capita debt Cess sinking fund assets) will be given.
 An inspection of the tables for Connecticut in the. bulletin soon to be issued shows a fluctuating bonded in- debtedness which fell from $3,740,000 in 1890 to $874.O0O in 1903; in 1909 there was an issue of $1.00O,0 900, the amount being increased with, each year until 1912, when the state had outstanding bonds amounting to $7,064, 900. The floating debt was small and fiuctuated slightly until 1910, when it increased to $1,456, 1000, but decreased again to $46,000 in 1912.
 Large Per Capita Debt.
 In the case of funds and invest ments the securities show but little change throughout the period, being $2,121. 900 in 1890 and $2.022,000 in 1912, while the cash naturally fiuctu- ated more or less from year to year from minimum of $235,0o0 in 1909
New Britain herald., 1914-04-10

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CORONATION POSTPONED.
Count Shigenobu Okulna Recommend
 ed for Premier of Japan.

Tokio, Japan. April 10.-Count Shigenobu Okuma, former forelsn
 minister, was recommended to the
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EXPIRES. TAFT
SOUNDS WARNING
TELLS BAR ASSOCIATION NATION
Al PROHIBITION rs DAN
GEROUS THING.
Says II Would RevoIutionize National
Government and Destroy Lo-
cal Government.

BOSTON. Dec. 2s.-National prohi-
billion is a dangerous proposition. said
former President William II. Taft,
speaking before the Bar Association
of Boston at its seventeenth triennial
banquet tonight.
1T would revolutionize the national
government" he said. 1T would put
on the shoulders of the government
the duty of sweeping the doorsteps OF
every home in the land. 10 national
prohibition legislation is passed. local
government would be destroyed And
II you destroy local government you
destroy one OF the things which 90
TO make for a healthy condition of
the national government.
National prohibition Is non-enforce-
able. IL Is a confession on the part
OF the State governments of inability
to control and regulate their own spe-
cial business and duty: II the matter
were placed under Federal control II
would result in the creation of a ma
chinery of government officials large
enough 10 nominate any president,
and would offer too great an opportu-
nifty to persons seeking to perpetuate
their power in Washington
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TEDDY"
Visits New. York City Lodging House
and Eats Supper With the
Homeless.

NEW YORK. Dkec. 2S.-Col. Theo.
dore Roosevelt visited the municipal
lodging house tonight About 2JO
men were In line waiting for supper
tickets when he arrived in big auto
mobile. lie shook hands with many of
them, addressing some by name. He
did not explain how he happened 10
know them.
When he entered the dining room.
where he took seat. Colonel RoOse-
welt found zee more OF the city's home
less at supper.
Gee. it's pretty hard times when a
former President has to come here for
something TO seat said one OF the
dodgers.
Col Roosevelt joined i'm the laugh
and. smacking his lips over a bowl OF
pea soup. exclaimed. That's bully"
The former President spent more
than an hour inspecting the lodging
house. In all parts OF the building he
aimed a rapid ere Of questions al the
men. asking them their occupations.
where they came from. when they
worked last. aud their chances OF
finding employment For the most
part the men took his questions In
good part and answered them frankly.
Col Roosevelt declined to explain the
purpose Of his visit