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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-01
Geschichte der deutschen Freiheitskriege
In Gha ESQ P"faeh-Bnden mach Oglna-GenSIdn

Don 8leibtren, 9efregger, Qelarode, GidIteot, Sim
TEN, an0tel, Ro6ling, S6obef, Sfu6 uno onoerer
WleiIter baraeIte[lt, nit erI1uternoem bodintereiian.
tenn, off geididtIider 8ois berubenOem Cert bon
Or. gripin Seinrid Steiner.
Sdon beim Qur6bldttern bes g8erfes miro ieber
9eatds, Of Sung OSer glt, itd mifs geeue b~egeiitern
an Der 3eit, no Der rationale Sim IN oettihen Can.
Den nte6er erpadte. aus freien Stiden eilten Sung.
hinge .pnO WGrner 5u ben Gteiber BEG SeereS, ent.
IdloIIen, fir Die Dof5ten' Glitter, fir 6reibeit unb
Gbre, fir aonig unO 8oterlono at fdmpfen. @s mar
nitt notbig, aud MIR einen Mann au Den @offen au
Spingen; MANNER aus ie6em Stan6e, 9reoiger,
6dnIfearer, ShlOettert gtoslise, @urgrIiHe nrb
2onOleite IteIlten fid frea6ig urter BITE Sabnett. Gas
goIt brnGte f%reipiaige 8eiTtetern au ben Softer,
5rolen unb Snngfrauen b~erfaaften ibr @eidmetbe,
aud Der germite legte freaoig ieinen Spierpfennig
nuf Den gItor oes 9nterInnoes nieoer.
ais geIdeuf fir Suna nub gt aleid a~eeiauet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-01
Kaiser Wilhelm der Zweite
und seine Zeit

Ger gerfaHer sBt ims in bodntereTantem Cert rnb $50
E~radtbilbsrn Elm Bib Der intumO5pu3iojabrisn @eserngs8et
6s 0entidea aaierS, aonigs BON grafben.
GroBes 6ormat, a~iutbrud umO elegant o%ebuuOen
Elm Prachtwerk uber Deutschland's Herrscher,
6cFn b0tites gefreben es pnr, ais 6rieOensfirt in Die @eTditte
~hber5ugeben, 6ehen Stidial ober onoers beiimmt mar. &eitc
fet CT ais oberier ariessberr on Der Spite Der oroben @ebr.
matt ieines gofes, Inn es sesen cine @elt BON GeinOen biz gum
Iebten atbem5ug 81 %bertbeioigen.
Ssrrlidss 9radtpert fir ben SamiIienhid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-01
Elm Nov8IIen- und ETzahIungsband
ersten lebenden Sehriftsteller

unserer ersten lebenden Schrftsteller
gnhGS Sune - gGnI SspIe sb,Obsr SoHtane SnbOIp6
inOan = Charlotte Gitt = Sba gOpGb GnaIb @srb. SeeIieer
= Etu Snins gierbaam - @ilBlm b. RoIens - 9steD D.
alisnron SatOb Gutenberg - sdaffner II. b. ",
TN eGaen ga 80 D~ettsbens grebIer, bnben geitrdse seiefert
Inb iomt fno uniere behn
9entfden GrSdbIer
IN bienn ganbe bereiniet, bonn pobLbetonnten arhfer Oh. 8 elm.
rid Sptero SuiarmerseteIt.
Gin ie6er BON ibnen III Ibon cine perIe 6s oeutifen Giftcr.
ipnOes. Inter ibren Gra6blunsen 1T ons Bette NIT reider abmeh.
ieIune eau6bt, rno ooourd elm feIten ibSnes 6ausbnd geibofen,
an tpeItem one Greube boben, Die nod erbobt uir6 Surd bic
fhHitIeriden SqnItrntunen sines SannS infer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-01
Fritz Reuters sammtIiehs Werks
Naus lIIuStrlSTta Prachtausgaba
zWsl Bands elegant gsbuntsn
FRITZ REUTER-

lit binrei6eno befonrt our& ieinen f6TtIifen $ti.
NOR, 6oB er teiner en1pebIenoeu @orte beourf.
or Iollte in feinem oeutiden SoiIe feblen. 9ird
STORYTELLING BON groBen &ufIaeeu lit es gum eriten
BALE g%elungen, feline fammftdtH @erfe in elmer
biuigen ausgabe ber5uiteIlen unb lit bieies inter
Ben btlligen Slusgoben Die stnsise, Die 6rts gel.
tiers iGmHtlife @erfe bring.
Gutter kIarer Druck und vornehme Ausstattuns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-01

Gin n&nats grn&De4 fur ibe gH@6a ae as ed6ef fir Sung nnb aa sd sasn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Die critic cndcocOc GSCnSnug Der acualtaeu Sda6 3nidcH
Den pcrbnnoeten ngldcn nnO rnnhn Srppen Tat
lit geeru bcnO eredt mOrOen W anS euCm glGnnOn GriUl
Der Oentdeu gSofen.
Sine Oiieac gufHnOemug oe irauihn &ricgsmiuifrnms
in Ea gebt oa Der 9n9rSpan Der %erbiuOeten g6agn
IL nuS oe ran5uen Srcn G nu fd in seOdte
Stclmn0en 3nrad5n5ie9e.
Die 0ocir &rei ba au Oreftem Orabhpicu yS8e Wiconn
DOn Mciercn gruRen ccn Scan ncu 0anud 6at Oc
Fde Nrmce Die 6ranOen c &cnncaM Ghapcn 6rcdc @dhte
erbente nno uele Wefnngne aemad
Sine onece oemti1c grne 6a III 0m frani1n 9epHrtmnt
MnrtBeetAGOec einen Seg crtre 100 bentct
Die Nrmec inter bm Commando 6eS Ocn6en &roupriueu fat
norOmclG 0eOenon fn ran30Fheu grmecOpS eiue ude
oeAoe gdeOeraae 6cigcbrndt. stt9@ ~ist AsifNota
For 0c6t ofie 0af enueuic &ancu 0cn6dr0 i'm Dc
parencnt MISUNDERSTANDING ben Heutden bebt mHrOeu
CaS britdc %p cb 6nuge Grmnrtung u qOnSpn e6 mr
5ngeanoen Sa Die gerngc SniOrmnOn mee Hb Den %erf Der
grUhen Salndt bic Cfenid gcSrneeu it, vnid geraSe
tgigcuS"
@ad 9ielOnn9en SOu 1aben ole Saponer bereS nit
SombaDemcnt pon SfMgtGn Dem San &nMnM begUnnen
Sine nlicidc GReonne beia9 Die Cefde lire SperatO
Scrben uorHng eugeiet 6oe lire gauge Sr
9nhlanb cun3entriren 81 f6uacm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

6oieu einen cnii6eioenoen Sieg iibcr
flint fron5oiiHc 9Irmeecorps gepon-
ncn. Ser 9iiid5ug 0cS iiioliden
fron50iiHcu 6liigelS oilf &croun lit
abgcibnittcn ipor0en. Gie iron30ii.
iden Eulppen ipuroeu in wiloer
6ludt ii6cr Ole @laos 5uriidgcirrc-
ben.
Iic 9lrncc ocS &ronprin5ct pel.
c1c oic @crioloung nnfnobm Bat bic.
le @eiongenc aemadt; es miro CT,
tlGrt oaB Oie iroiBoiiihen Eruppen
niht lGnocr inn Stonoe imo ocn
iurHtborcn 1eiicr ser Ocutiden IN
foutcrie itauO5u6oItcn"
@roBe g SNloNt tobt mei-
ter.
@oriS, "a. 9ln9uit. ~ o0ic al.
qcmcinc S6lodt miro bcutc nit
&cr8mciflima peiter oetdrnpit iogt
cine 6cutc 9Sabmittog ouSoege6cnc
@iitt6cihng. DSMon Jest bobcn beioe
Scitcu iMliume &ermite crlittet.
llnicrc 9(rmeen boben 3miihcn Scr
N1oicl unO @}ons in @eI0icn 0ic
Sffcnii0e crgriffen. Cine aagcmcine
56lodt lit jeet I'M Ser.GIioB an Den
@oocicn umo entlong ser @2atrtbe
I'M @anqc. GoS Soltpt CONTINGENT
oicier Ernppen itcbt unter oem &om-
monoo 0cS Generals @ou. Dicie
Enppcn boltcu bic Sront 5uil@en
g'ooonpillc ln0 2imeOillc
Cine glrucc noroid bon gSoDrc
riidi oli 91cifcbatcol Dor imo orciit
sic oeutj6en Suppeu an. wel@e
our@ Snrcmblrg onrdgcjo9cn lino
rno ii@ ictt ON redieu llier Ocs Se
WoiS beiin0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

CoortieQuna Fc9e 6. esise,l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
9}cue 0euti6e Sicgc8m e.

- " u W = w I y
0nngcn.
@crlin a. gluguit. (9[uf
oro6tloicm gScgc an sic ,gliiociirte
@rciic~ bon 5}muct Tcuti6lono, pio
SovpiQe, 9ong &sIono). Sier wir-
oc 6elue ofii5ica ouacfiinoigt 0aB
sic ocutihe glrncc inter oeni &oul-
nonoo oeS Scr5ogS 9ll6rcDt uou
99iirtieu6erg cine iran5oiiiAe 9lrmee
6ci 9lcnI6aieau gcidloaeu 6ot
Sie crbcilictc pielc &anoncu unS
6o6ncn itno moAte 3o6lrei6e @cfans
ocnc, einiAlieblib me6rerer Gene.
r1Ic.
Teuti1c 9lrmeenlntcr %rir5 9hlp.
prcc6i BON @oUcrn &ronprin5 0rles
ri1 Gil6clm nuO Scr5og 9abre6t
periolacn oic 5rau3oien IN cucrgI.
i@er 9Seiie
Sic 9lrnee nnfer &rin5 9fiippreNr
cr6cutctc 100 &ouonen bel 9uncpillc,
@laucont iill0 GlreD, i'm tran50ltlDen
0cportcment Dleurtbc ct N}oieile.
Gic bon Dem &ronprir5cir gciii6rtc
2lrmec perioI9t ole 5ranjoieu iiber
Songmp binous.
Die Icutitbeu 6ciinoen iic5 weitliA
bon Der WlaoS rno riidcu gegcu
@loubcuac por Sie 6o6en cine eng
liidjc Observation-Disclosures gcidloacu-
@criht an ocuti6c BOT
i@aft in @oi6ington
Eoi6in9tot a. glualit
Die 0cntihe YotiMoit cr6iclt bclIte
Sic no1lic0euoe @lelolnQ bon Dem
ollslportiacn 9lni IN 9crin
D0ie 9Irmcc ocS oouiiggcn @ron
prin5cn bat noroweitlir9 bon Eieoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
Glart5enecer Se'etIeber $iee.
29ou frar8af(8er 5eite 8nsege6m.
Die erhe aOeoduns der groBen Sd'lodlt
gir lDubdn0rttn rtititn in 9ror&tt poNdonn
gir lDrrbinotten rttirirtu lit geot&tt .
l'eitere Seutfe sieaesmrIannaen orrhf 9eadauS.

Cine onOere 9lrmee, ans Scr 9lid.
titng BON Se0an fomuen0, bat oaS
Tcpartenent ser glroennen aefreu5t
uuo befinoet iib iebt i'm &anlpfc nit
0cn Oeuti6en 9lrmeecorps, meldcS
3piihen oen 8liinen 2eiie rno DlaoS
oorgcriidt lit.
Cine brittle 9lrmce riidt aus ser
@cQenO bon GbimaD por, Inn 0cn
redtcn 8lugel Ser 0euti6en 5lpi.
i6cn Dem Sonbre rno Der @}oos on-
5ugrcifei. 0ieic brittle glrnce 1T
BON elmer cnqlilber g(rnee peritdrft,
lpcldc aus Scr 9}ad6oridoft bon
Wlons gcfonrmeu lit.
gSir folgten Sen 9ewegln9en ser
0elltiben, ipel6e unicren linfen Slit
gel 5u paiiiren iuhfcn, Shritt I'M
G1ritt. ltno ser recbtc 6liigel ser
Oeutihcn iiebt iic6 iebt bon Dem linz
fen 5lii9el imierer 9lrmcc mel6e in
Cooperation nit oen gngldnoern
porgc6t ongegriffen. 9luf oieier
Seite tobte Oie Sdlodt in bcftigiter
@eiie fir "a Shanoen.~
Die 0eutiAen bcfeben
2uneDille.
&oris, "a. 9luouit- Sine
6eiite 9ladulittno ocmadte oiii5ieille
9lnfiinoigung beia0t, DAB 2uneoille,
9lmance imO 0ieulparo i'm 0eparte.
ment Neirt6c-et-9}oicle BON Ben
0eutiden beiebt purOen.
SIN i6rigen 6lei6t Die iran30iiihe
6ront imuerdnoert.
Die @iiiiou Srou3o.
fen unO @ngldnocr.
@ortS "a. 9luaut. Die
noditebcnoe ofii5ielle 9lnfiin0igung
iuuroe 6eute bier gemo6t:
,.Iie groBe Sdlod6t 3miidcn oem
Soupti6eil Der frou5oiii1cu lmo eng
liiMeu Screen lmo Dem Sollpt-Gon-
tinocut Scr oclltiAen 9lrmec 6auert
fort
Cic N}iiiiou ser Gn0l1nocr in0
6ron3oien i'll sic, iait sic aau5e
ocuii6e 9lrncc in @eIoicn 81 6olteu,
pS6renO Oie 9litiien ibrc Griolac i'm
Citeu meitcr olfSuibcu.
Die 9}uiien bolten Elm Serritorinn
in elmer 9rcite bon fInBig Nleilcn
al Scr 0cliti1en @ren5c beiebt.
gloh eiuem aroBen Siege iino sic
Scrbel iebt i'll Der Sage, in oos ollcr-
recbi@e Gcrritoriim n0rolih BON
ser Souc cill5norinacn
Die ruiiii6e 9iite an Der oent-
idou @ren5e eriircdt iid bon Siliit
nab SSnitcr6lirg mo 9(rps. Sic Oelit-
ihe 9cOoltcrlng rdlmt &illcnbera.
81 @}eileu iiio0ilib bon Goniasberg,
weaeu OeS Serama6cns ser 9iniien
imo Eolcn. TieicI6cn iuo 6ercits
cine 6eoelltenOe Iiiton5 naM Soloml
5ll ror9c0rungen
gnglono in bonger @r.
murtun9.
2on0on "a. 9hauit ~ Oies
ror Gin Sag Danger @rworttitns fir
oos britiide @oIf. gdc 3noor bat
iiA ser gdi5cn 92otion cine iol6c
fieic @ciuc0lm0 6emdhtgt. 0ie
GngldnOcr worG ih 6cipuBt oaB
sic 6citcn 9ie9imcntcr Scr cngliiMen
9lrmcc cine SNIoht ouSfdnpiien
bon ocrcn 9Ius0ong Die 3uflnit ibres
Sonocs obbdnacn mog.
Gic caiige Sniormoiiou pel1c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Tram5Oicm unS Ssritem auf Oem OlafSus.
%uris, "a. Nnanf 0aS iran5SFdc arieoS gnrcm erica
Gentc N6enO Sic folgenOe NnfauOigme:
o2ic 6rnnBOieu euganOcr 6aG Fd in 2cdmusS oFtO
5nradauae uudOcm Nnsr0 Sum nfOlec nnour6croc
icGeaa e@uicristciten, ie@lacAloecn it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
DrrnItorf 3uri&.
SOii5aitcr brinDt cute
@a3ri6t.
JSecbmet nit SScitiimmtbcit
amf 9emtihlamc's Zieg.

''~1N*N oNl'~~" ""N '~~Nt''t ""l I'ltN"
bieiiaeu @oiteu 8uriid. @ei
DER Ginuabme auf 2iittidb fampf.
ben ouf oeuiider 5eite nur 5000
bis 5000 91oun. Gut6uiios.
mus ar6Ber pie I'M Sabre 1870
%oIen ertldrt ieinc llnobbdn.
aiofeit.
91em 9orf. "a. QIuaut.
@rai BON @erniiorif ser 0eutinc
9otidaiter an Die Ser. Staaicn,
te5rte 6cute an 9or0 0es 1anpiers
vylooroam" ouf ieineu 4oiten 5uriid
uno aab Elm Suterpielu ii6er Geiiid.
lonoS &orgeben IN Gerbinouna NIT
Dem &rica, oos 5weifeISo6nc ais ali.
toritotiD onaeiebcn peroen tam. @r
loate: uGeuti6lano mlB idlicBlih
iiegcn; eS tampit, neil icine So1e
cine gercdte lit. Gr prop6c3ciic,
0aB glmerita Den Gonnitt ipaicr in
oicienI SiHte betradtei wer0c. ST
oriirIte Die 9Inid5t ans. ooB lt ,Sia.
lien nidt oo5n 6erbeiloiien neroc, oc.
Gen Ceitlhlano bor5uge0en.
a@'eine 6rou lit NIT Dem 9loi6cn
are5 in 0linden~ iaatc Der Dot.
idlaiter, uno mein Sobn Itebt 6eim
@aroecorps. glae meine Setretdre
9obcn iid5 sur 6ront begebeu, umo id
bcoauere ooB i1 nidt ieIblt IN Ser
Sage mar, IN attipen Gieuit 5u tie.
ten.
oGom aaiier 5ernb bis sum ac.
wobnlidcn Sasl56ner I'M GoterlonO
itcbt 0eutidlon0 einig ga, nm lid ae.
gen Oeu iripolen uno ungeredticrtia.
ten 9Inariif eiieriiidtiger Wld6te sn
pcrt0eioigen. Gas oeitihe @olf miro
bis 3im AeuBerlten f1mpicn uno
miro om Gnoe iieareid ictu"
uSeim gIusbru9 oes Strieacs0.
inbr er iort, uourdihniiten sic guo.
Idnoer Oie no1 oieiem eanoc fii6rcu.
ben &abel 5u Dem cin3ieen 3iued,
Inn 5u uer6noern. oaB oie gso6r6eit
bicrber onrdOringt. Gs aab feline
entiduloi0ung fir oieie Sauoluas
mcilc abgeie6en BON Dem g9lnid1e,
oas @olf Ger Ser. Stooteu iibcr sic
wa9ren ariegsoer6dItuiiie 5n tail.
ibcn. gI6er iH glnlbe, oaB sic 9Imc.
ritancr aereht aemHg iein mcr0cn,
Die gladrihtcn. luelbe bon cn0liibcu
ino iron50iidcu Cuellcn foumcn,
crit geuau anf oic 9gaaicbolc su lc.
8cn.
gCos Sereinbriuocn Der Sopauer
IN Die eropdiihen g9irreil 8eiQt Dor
glllem ooS Cine ooB Iid gnalano
uiht iebr iider fii6lt. Uic Sopuncr
weroen o6nc 3meiicl aiou Eidou
ne5meu oaiiir ipriht Sic llcber
mo@t 9Iber am Shluiie oeS 0rie.
gcS miro SopaH sic aonirone ii6er
Den %ociiic 6o6en Elm 3iel, 0os eS
litb idon felt pielen So6ren ann 3iel
0etedt Bot sopau 6emlbte oieie
@ecacn6eit mr. i'm oieic aoutroae
81 erlanAen.
@can sic @a9r9cit ii6er Sen PM
grill oif 2iittib an ocu Goa fonrnt,
meroen Sic 9lmeriloucr cine Qon3
pcridieocne 1leinna bon ser bobeu,
loel1c lie orrd oie aeidrbtei 9eridjic
ans belgiihen fron36iiiden imo cug
lil6en Guellen acmanneu E6atiadle
ilt oaB 0ic Eruppen unter BON Gm
mid, welhe sen 9lnariii olf ste
ltorf bcieiiigte Ste0ma uuicrnab
mcu MIR ans 5000 bis 5000 Mlanu
Snialicrie mo &ouoacrie beitouocn
Sic 9innobme bon 9iittih mar etncS
Der ar6bien nlilitdriiheu Grciguife
Der moocrnen 3cit Aos on1emci
ncr glnlidt nod 9sohen IN gInipuId
(-snvtfet,,no Ee6e q ce;te
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

&cnnplpaninNahn ndnicn Gonnt0o Gpc
clalnN pcrdht llHiour2nOuhol S2O Notn.
81 80 20llmlnQlon uno 3urid SiI5 Nhcilcl
un iurld. NllcpcrauI bcaiiui Saman
(N02o,2O
The Washington times., 1914-02-13
PROPOSALS


OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT IT,
CAPITOL BUILDING AND GROUNDS
February =, 1si4-Proposals Gin duplicate) Will
be received @I.d publicly opened at the aboEs
office on saturday. March Z. 1915. at : O'Clock
p. H. iOr the construction and completion o.
new building for Columbia HOSPITAL to-
Women and Lyins-ln-Asyium, Pennsylvania
Avenue. 24;h and s5th Streets. N w
Washington, ID. e. Attention Is called to the
fact that the general excavation genera
foundations and the elevators and tnelr ne
chanlcai equipment, are excepted IN the gen-
eral and detailed specifications TO be issued.
Plans and specifications are in process o.
preparation. and will be ready for issua
about February 9 1914 These comprfse ire
erection Of the building, with the exceptions
noted, under one general contract. Intend
ing bidders desiring plans and specifications
will forward certified check, or bond Ono
cash received in the sum Of $50 % as a E-Jiar-
antes for the return OF the same. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids, and to
waive any technicality in any bid. ELLIOT
inS and Grounds.
The Washington times., 1914-02-13
Who. eSale Produce Market

EGGS-CQuotatiou5 furnished by Golden =
'o-J-Nearby. fresh, 2Jd25c per doz south
rTD, 26c per doI
CHEESE--CQuotstigus furnished by C;old.n
Z Co)-NeE York. new. iSc lie. ID fas
!sr per 10.
BCTTER-tQuolslIoIis furnished I,,, ,,old.7
Co. )--ElSIH priut 5gl=c per ID. tuI, "sISr
per ib.: process, 2ga26c per To-
LIVE POULTRY-CQU Quotations furnishes bv
kTey. Price d tOD-IIcns Isc Drr In ).
ROSTERS. l0c per ID: turkeys. a5d1sc per IN .
-Drins chickens, lsn--r Dcr Ib.. GuckE LIS
TeT ID.
DRESSED oULTRY-CQuotations bv lr.v
Price a Co-)-Iurkcys -a-Jc per 10. cLicE.
ducks. I6120c per H.; geese. I5at6c pe- a.
Dressed PoTE-C1iuice light lIal.r ne ~ ~
Hlsoium. 1oc per lb.: stays and COWS. 7efsr
per ID.
GREEN FEUITS-CQUotatioas furnished by
Taylor Wsdc)-Cslifornis oranges g. OSsSsT n
per boE; ieulons, 81 20 per boz; FlOKlda gTsDe.
!rUit, ss.1SGf.e per box; apples. 81 JU5I6 Oj
per bbl.s $50 per crate.
TABLES-tQuOtations furnished by
IsglOr Wade)-PotstOes. 81 2Sd2.JO per bbI
''HiVus. Texas. per bbI., s.. 80: cabbage s. GOA
30 per bbl.; lettuce. g. OOG2.JO per basket
nevIs, . @OOd2 80 per 100 punches; vans,
seq go; celery. j0I1jc per dOz.: squash.
S-OyH..2, per bbl., kale, per bbl.. 75CFlSl. %
LIVE SIOcK--CQuotatiUns furnished by
fNTey, Price a Co Veal calves Choi"e Igr
pei ID; medium. Io4Iic per h.: sheep,
'I4T@c pe: ID: lambs. TJSc per 10.
RECEIPTS o. poultry. both live and dressed.
cry scare" and high. Veal calves also In
I=ht receipt. aUd have reached the highest
ngUrcs OF the Sc8s"n
The Washington times., 1914-02-13
MARKET IS STRONG
DESPITE SOFT SPOTS
Union Pacific, Hill Stocks, Bal
timore, Steel and Others
Withstand Drawbacks.

NEW YORK, Reb. 13.-New Haven
and Rock Island were restraining fac
tors in the stock market today, but in
spite of this the tone was strong. There
was good buying especially in Union
Pacific and that stock registered a
steady advance to about a point. Read
ing was firm, but did not gain so much.
Ste elopened y up and gained n point
Hill roads, Baltimore and Ohio, Western
Union, Rumley and Ice, were strong
points. Mexican Petroleum went down
over . points and Texas was of over a
point. Lehigh Valley opened strong,
but broke later. Louisville was also
off n point. New York Central adj
vanced at the opening. but was later
attacked and went down to $50. New
Haven went Off a point. Rock Island
common slumped to 6%. the preferred to
10%, and the bonds to 451s Recoveries
from these lows were small
The Washington times., 1914-02-13
Thaw's Flying Boat Is
Put Under u. S. Rules

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 13.-The
question whether a nying-boat is not,
according to law, a motorboat, was
raised here for the first time when the
collector of the port Of west Palm
Beach. John Havens, threatened 10 ar
rest William Thaw as he was about to
ascend with Miss Helen Hayden, a Phil
adelphla society girl.
Mr.. Havens ordered that the equip
ment prescribed by law for motorboats
be used. Thaw delayed the trip until
this afternoon, and had to purchase and
take up with him two life preservers,
bearing Government seal of inspection.
The Washington times., 1914-02-13
Italians Protest Against
Immigrant Literacy Test

Italian benevolent societies Of the Dis
trict last night met at 1872 Pennsylvania
avenue to protest against the literacy
test clause in the Burnett-Dillingham
immigration bill. Copies of resolutions,
which were drafted by Prof. Catabini,
will be sent to President Wilson, the
Senate, and the House.
Among the speakers was F. Norma.
who pointed out that the lteracy test
clause would keep out the uneducated
Italians, who as a class are honest and
industrious and make good cit'sens,
while the undesirable BLACK Handlers"
who belong to the educated class would
be admitted. Other speakers were A.
Sichi. j. Geraci, p. A. Radice, a. Mis-
tretta, NJ. Fen, and L. Nallario.
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Ohio Moose IndOrSe
GarfOrd and Garfield

LIMA, Ohio, Feb. 1S.-James r. Car
field. of Cleveland, for governor, and
Arthur L. Garford, Of Elyrfa, for
United States Senator, on Bull Moose
platform, indOrsing woman suffrage,
were developments today following a
big love feast by Ohio Progressives.
Colonel Roosevelt will aid the Progress
sivc fight in this state.
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Obituary Notes

MRS. FLORENCE TRYON BAXTER.
nj her apartments in the Stoncleigh
Court. February 12.
MRS RUTH 5. DAVIS. at the King
man apartment house. February y.
BRIG. GEN. WRIT DAVIS. at his
residence in the Cairo, February l2
MISS ALICE STERLING MURDOCH,
at Pasadena, Cal. February L.
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LEGAL NOTICES
CoNRAD u. sYME I'D JAAIEs T'RANCIsI

-
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
TRlCT OF COLUMBIA HOLDING a
DISTRICT COURT. IN RE: The opeufnE
and widening OF alley in Square esgt, II
the District Of Columbia bounded BY nth 81.
Park Road, Sherman Avenue and Lamont
Street. DISTRICT COURT NO. 10S9. Notice
Is hereby Stven that the Commissioners o.
the District OF Columbia, pursuant 10 tho
provisions OF section 1eos to section 1ss
inclusive, OF the code Of law for the Distric-
OF Columbia, have fled petition In Ihis
coure praying the condemnation of the land
necessary Zoe the opening and widening o.
an alley tn Square 2Sn. IN the District "
Columbia, as shown on a plat or may hled
With the said petition, as part thereof
disinIeTssted men, not related TO any per5su
interested in these proceedings and not iIi
the service or employment of the DtstrfcE
Of Columbia or Of the United States, be sum
moued by the United States marshal r.;
the District of Columbia to assess the dan
ages each owner OF land to Be taken may sus-
tain By reason OF the opening and Wideninl-
OF said alley. and the condemnation Of the
land necessary for the purposes thereof and
10 assess as benefits resulting theresron the
entire amount OF said damages, including the
expenses oS these proceedings upon each To-
o. part Of lot or parcel OF land IN the suIare
o. block in which said alley or minor stree
Is TO be opened and widened. and upon eacai
lot, part Of lot or parcel Of ground In the
squares or blocks confronting tho square IN
MNhlcn M sald aiisy % MINOR sIees - 70 ps
by the aforesaid code OF law. II Is BY the
court. this ard day OF February, A. D. 1914
Ordered, That alt persons having any inter
est in these proceedings be. and thoy are
hereby warned and commanded 10 appear l.
tEts court on or before the efth day Of
February. A. ID. 1914. at ten O'Clock a. II
and continue IN attendance until tho courl
shall have made its final order ratifying aad
confirming the award Of damages and the
assessment of benefits of the jury to be en-
paneled and sworn heretns and it is further
ordered that a copy Of this notice aad order
be published once in the washington Law
Reporter, and twice a week for two succss-
sive weeks in the Washington Evening Star
the Washington Post and The WaShington
Times. newspapers published In the sald
District. before the said 2sth day OF Febru-
airy, A. ID. 1914. IL Is further ordered that a
copy Of this notice and order be served b.
the United States marshal, or his deputIes
upon each OF the owners OF the fee OF ire
land 10 be condemned herein as NAV be
found by the said marshal. or his deputtes
within the District Of Columbia before fhe
said 9Th day Of February, A. ID. 1914. By
the court. WRIGHT, Justice. (SeaD A true
copy. Test: J. Il. YOUNG. Clerk. BY p
L. CUNNINGHAM. Asst Clerk
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Funerals

Funeral services for Mrs. Florence
Tryon Baxter. at the Stoneleigh Court
tomorrow at O'Clock. Burial in Ar
lington Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Ruth s.
DAVIS. at Geier's Chapel. tomorrow at
O'Clock. Burial at GIenwood Gene
terry.
Funeral services for Brig. Gen. Writ
Davis. at the Cairo today at IL u.cInck
Burial in Arlington Cemetery.
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for Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsoltfs
Group, StiT Neck, Asthma. Neuralgia
Headache, Congestion. ,Plcurisy. Rbeu-
matism, LumbagO. Pains and Aches of
the Back and Joints. SDrains. Sore Mus
cles, Bruises. Chilblains. Frosted Feet
and Colds OF the Chest Gt prevents
Pneumonia).
Doctors and nurses frankly recon-
men MCSTEEOLE. II is used in large
The Washington times., 1914-02-13

TEROLE Company. Cleveland, Ohio.
and We will send you a jar, postage
prepaid. C6D
Charles II. Kelley. Philadelphia. Pa,
says:
Il have great faith in MUsteroIe: in
decd, have prescribed ii for several of
my patients this weak; II is a very
valuable remedy, '-Adyt
The Washington times., 1914-02-13

"lhtF nome Siinplcs.
IL does the work Of
the Old-fashioned mus
lard plaster, minus the
plaster and minus the
ulisterI
You simply rub Nus
TER0LE on the spot
where the pain is-rub
The Washington times., 1914-02-13
The Fire Record

g:l5 D. m, Thursday-BoX "a, SIS Sec
ond street southeast. Sl0l.
lI:25 p. IN. Thursday-NO. p engine
company on local iOr lire in automobile
at Forty-sixth street and Bowen road
southeast, Sl,OJ0.
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How Good That
MUSTER0LE Feels!

A-a-h, That's delicious relief for
tIose sore muscles, those stiff joints,
mat lame back.
MUSTEROLE is a clean. white oint-
ment, made with the oil OF mustard and
The Washington times., 1914-02-13
DEATHS

$50 a. M, MARY f.. beloved wife of
BERNARD p. STRAUB. aged forty-tNo.
Funeral from her late residence, s2il
February 16, at $50 a. M Rcauicfn mas
az the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart At 3
O'Clock. Relatives and friends invited In
torment az Mt. OIIvet Cemetery