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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17
g.I1sn, nit benz bic Jrau bts Sauiss
bic srits @obs uufnabm.
g S4euBli9teitsn ber 3na'

Wait ipel6tr @raulamfeit bic qua.
ben bic it ibre 5anbs falItnben Dsut'
Ittn bebanDeit baber, gsbt aus btm
sJeIbpoitbrief zines Sdarbriiders htr.
Dor, Der an ben admpfen in ben Boz
aefen tbeilsenpmmen bat. Bel siIitm
Acknowledgment ititb cine 2lbtbeiluns
belitfher 1ruppen auf elm 5aus i'm
WaIbe, aus bsm bsrdus Jeuer segsben
ipurbe. Dds Sdus ipurbe geitiirmf,
babel ftel Der 3eutnant unp brei
Wlann, bic anbern bransen In bas
5aus Elm nnb nabmen 15 3uabsn ees
fansen. 2fls bic 1eutIdsn bas 0dus
bur1Juhtsn, bot iid ibnen Elm srduen.
haft.s Bib. Die asrls buttsn eium
iddfifsn SuiorenoffiSier s.fdnseH
uHb lsbenbis an Die MaHb senagelt.
sd ipsrbe Ihreibt Der Wdnn =
ben Qnblid in meintm Qsbsn piht
psraeHen. Der B<bauernsptrt6e III
uah elmer aliaIpollsn Stunbs BON iei.
mem 2eiben erloit iporben. M)ir babsn
ibn nit militdrifdsn gbrrn bsHaitsi.
Die s.fansenen 3uaptn ipurbsH baIo
barauf erihoien."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17
GnsIdubtr ststu Grani.'
tireurs.

Di. brsiite gsfiirporiuns bts
Jranttirsur sunipeisns, bic ii6 2lopb
gsprss unldnsit in ein.r asitdtionss
rebs ssleiitet BAT, bat tinsn h6beren
ensIii4en Dffisisr DsranIabt. sinen
offsn.n Brief an bic r9imts" su rid.
ten, IN bem es.u. u. kibt:
Sm ruififten, i'm frau5Diiiden unb
i'm bsIiIhtn 6eers gilt bic anfhau.
,ins. paB bic ipiIiiisn unb psrfonsn
in 3ibililsibuns nidt bsrsHtist finb--
gang sIsi9 aus tpsIdem Drunbs, OF
aus Mutb. .pairiotismns obsr Der.
5ipsifluns - auf Golbdten unb DE
fi3isre einss einriid.nben fsinblifxn
6serss su fhieben, inb bdb fie fpestit
sinss folhen Wsrbrsdens (im miiitds
rifdtn Sinns) riidfidtslos nit bsm
9obe unb sesebsnenfalls nit Riebef.
brennuns bes 6ouies, aus bsm bic
ShiiiTs tommen, bsitruft perbsn.
Durd IeI, FEB ltr!
Gang seboriamit
Gberii 6. g. be IA pper geresfor6,
frlber brit. MiIiidrattd4e IN
pstsrsburs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17

gBie man in Stalien
Hranftireurs bdnbigts. -
Gin 2efsr erirfnert baran, bub bass
itlbe WittsI. mas bic beuti9e 6eersss
leitana anipanbie, um bic bslsiI9en
s5ranitireurs 5ur Dernunft 5u brin.
asn, In biel jtGrierem grdbe audi
fdon In 5toIien benubt ipurbe. dis
na9 Der annerion bes airdeuitaates
unb bss a5nigreiHes Reapel bic aufs
fdiiis. BeD0lieruus bes fiibitalieni.
fdxn Gebiress pasifioisrt ipurbe, bic
ole itaIisniiden SoIboten, bsren Iie
ba6baft ipurbe, in sroufamftsr Meiie
biHfhldftste. Qadbem ale mi!btu
Mnbrsseln perfast buiten. iputbe
fhlisblid befonnt semadJt. baB, penn
Elm Solbdt angesrifftn tpiirbe, aae
D6rfer i'm llmfreis niebersebrnnnt
unb ibre mGnnIitt eripu1isns 9ep6ls
ierana siuf9lisBIit Der Gtifiihteit
erfhpiIen fperben ipiirben. Wetn Ues
ipGbrsmann, Elm piemonteiiftxr @eie<
ran, fasie mir fpsiter: .gs mar srdbs
lid, aber ss balf. 3ipei. b0ditens bpei.
nal mubte 10 berfabren fperben, unb
banu mar es i'm gebiree 10 iifer, tpie
IN ben GtraBsn ron Turin. au4 in
Sripolis fdeint BON ben JtaIiensrn
auf biefeIte Wsiis perfabrn iporbsH
su fsiH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17
Grtnnsssis.n absrtrasxns
gtnetnuati. 1e. gOD.

:. R. a.usr u. 4nb. an Mprris
Ri6man, 30 BEL lit SUB an Der
ROrDisits Der @lsnipap 2lDenus aui
pries 9ia. 81.
gpans 5arpi., bur9 ben Ssitas
msntsDolIiireder, an gbarlss 8aur II.
anb., Got 8 un0 1beil bon Got a IN
Gornusue Mu6mors's llnierabtbeis
lung in MabifonpilIs. S2500.
Sanss 8. 2abrisan on Srantis q.
adbrisdn, SbeiI BON Got 214 in Der
92ipsrpiefp Spnoiiat unterabtbeiluHg.
$1.00.
gbarles q. Carbon an Collins 8.
WliIer, so bel 100 aub an Der Weft'
ieite Der 9rspor 2lpsfiue. 80 Gub iiibr
Ii9 bon Der Boobbint glptnus in Ghes
blot. 81.
Collins :. miIer an @mbel
SdDab, 42.10 9lder 2dnb in Ssiiion
26 BON Green Soipnibip. 81.
5lorencs M. Sunter on gmelins
aenoan, Az Bel 400 Sub an Der Siios
ieite Der @eit Strdbs, iopie 21 iJub
an Der Giibieite Der @eif Sirubs. ST.
Sirom W. Sutton an giaolds
Sbinnes. sbeil pon Got 80 in Sirum
M. Ruliion's llntsrabtbsiIuns BON
Sperloot. 81.
Grant .. @eilsr an agnes 3. Mss
iienoprf, Got 178 in Der llntsrabtbeis
lung ~" BON SatIsp qari. 81.
Winni. .. SOiepb u. Nnb. an Gors
nelid 3d.. 9smpIeton, 35 bel 40 SUB
an ssr Siiisits bsr Goniioins aDsnus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17
Sm spsYrforA

MonIieur gisnbon, feinss 8ei&sns
sinosO sOpsraieur aus qaris, mar In
ous Snnere zines fran35flGwn Gpsrrs
forts sfngebrunssn. gii4i nit rcber
@etpalt = ionbtrn auf grunb elmer
iorrsttsn poHiertorte. StoI3 bIdtte
ii9 anf Monfisur Hienbons aurbels
Nppnrat Der .Sabn4 elmer frauSoiis
i4en JiImfabrii.
Der tii&tise ai9tbilbfiinItlu ua,rSe
gum Aommanbtur bss Sorts ssfiibrt
unb begann: .Nein bSdiitr QlunfH,
9srr aommanbtiir. mare tS. eubii@
einen Gieg fiImsn su biirfu.s
llnb Der Rcmmdnbeur antirorfeia
bSfIi9: .Gebr germ. nlein 6srr, bem1
ben sie ii3 sin Gpzsicr pdtss. b
iln1 sis 0yutiar.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17

E35 SUB iiiblih pon Cameron plaee
auf Asrire Sill. 81.
gornelia M. 9empleton an Jrebsrid
9ohmer, 40 BEL 110 SUB an Der Sit.
ieite Der goniioine glpenue, 20 SUI
fiibIid BON Cameron plaos, auf prics
9ill. 81.
Sames 20. Rope an Soiepb ero'
man, 56 BEL 100 SUB an Der NorSoit-
gde Der Wabne uno Dober Strabs,
$1.00.
9ottie M. Meaper on 3. Decatur
Smitb. 20 Bel SO SUB an Der Siio-
fsite Der Wabe Strabe. -105 Jub ipeits
lid bon Der 2inn Sirabe. 81.
@osparb 9arlion an Wiliam
8oeble, 2oi SO in SaSer, 9arliOn &:
2lnopan's llnterabtbeiluHs in GbeDict.
$1.00.
9eDiTess BON gmelia 6. Stiens. per
Sbsriff, an Dora So. Grpfs, 40 bel
so Sub an Der Wsitfeiie Der pleaiant
Strabe. 20 SUB n0rbIi9 BON Der
@renn Sirdbe. $3.50.
SObn 9. SuOion an 9sIsn Glippins
ger, Cots LOG unb 107 in Sroion e
Sterens' llnterabibeiIuns BON Ras
mona. 81.
Milion 8. Campbell II. glnb. an
9lnna Sones, 10 Qots in Gilman &.
Sumbrs4t's llnierabtbeiIuns in Terra
altd. 81.
1rnnt Ranieb an 5be StrdneOurt
greping Co., 19 BEL 85 SUB on Der
Siibieite Der 2ibertp Strabe. S1400.
gtbrabam segol an gbula @bers
gina, a Sabre gadt, pom 16. Ropems
ber 1914 an. auf bas gisentbum. be-
iannt als glo. 1888 unb 1910 Central
apenus. MlonatIite Mietbe $50.
Sobu Buff jr. an Sobn Buff, %
Bel 100 SUB on Der RorSfeiie Der
Mobaipf Strabe. 81,
ais5ie 0roff II. Gnb. on Sobn Ruff,
bdsielbs Gissnibum. 81.
Dilliom o. @noebrod an katherine
alsmsns, "a BEL 137 syub OH Der Siib>
ieite Der aibertb Gtrabe. stpilhen Der
gloin uno Spcamore Sirdbs. $5075.
Grben pom anoretp 8. Sorisr, burd
ben Sheriff, an Oito :. u. Witte,
71.70 2lder aano in Setiion z bon
SprinefieIb Soipnibip. $7l20.
@i[iam $. Dabis an Gertrude 3.
pbilips. 5bsil BON Got 3 In g. aenrs
nsp's llntsrubtbsiIuns an See pIare.
$1.00.
glbbie g. SngoIIs an Wslpi[ls 6.
SnsnIIs jr. Ii. qno., 9eiiamentspolIs
ftreder BON 81. e. SnsaIs. so BEL 100
S5ub an Der GorooitsGde Der A. uno
9ine Strabs; fsrner 127 Sub an Der
Siioieits Der 4uguitd Strabe, 13 SUB
ritlih BON Der Smiib Sirabs; fsrner
81 bel SO Jub an Der ROrOisite Der
2ibsrtn Strabe, 140 Sub 6Itli9 bon
Der @drrarb Strabs; ferrer cine Got
an Der @sr6inbuns Der Drittsn uno
;Sront Strobe; ierner Cots 346, 352
unb 355 in gbarIes 90. Sbort's llns
terobtbsilung in @6bpiton. 81.
9be Reubl Moulbins 6, Bring. 60.
on 5enrp gliermann, 25 BEL 106 5ub
al Der Siibieits Der Sbilito SiraBe,
33 5ub 0itIid bon @errarb Sirabe.
$4,000.
Qena JorsitHer on goparb :. Gos
rsitner Ii. anb., 25 bel s5 SUB an
Der WeItfeiis Der Gub Strnb.. 81.
Georss 5oreitner IL. 4nb. an bieiels
ben, oasielbe eigentbum. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17
Srsnssisenttnns ..6systbsisn.
gineinnati, 16. gOO.
Weue appptbefen.

syrantis o. aaStisnn an Samss s
2abrisan. $500.
Sobn 9bnns an WaIier 9. S4mibt
$4,000.
2aprenee Sarper on @irsiI o. Gil.
more Ii. 4no. $500.
german 2. SsiIslbrod an Brighton
German Yanf 60. $1,000.
8. Bernhard 8. Bruins an bisieIbe
$500.
9lsnes :. Weittnborf on Sbs Dali
ltD 8ant 60. $1,000.
antbonp 5. pfobI an Spi.pb s.
Smitb. $3.50.
syreberid 9obmsr an /. Warb %
uno 6. u. $500.
pbineas 8. Brabam an Somer 6
Smitb. $3.50.
GoIbsn Renfro on aibsrul 8. uni
.. 60. $500.
George .. Speet an g. W. SugbeS
$1,000.
George Gtumpf an milforb Dom,
3. SO. $500.
Carrie Sobnion an Gbarlts .
Dbitaier. $3.50.
Catherine SanieR an Moooburr
4psnus 8. unb 3. 60. $500.
DiIliam 3. Glbers an Carthage 2,
uno 6. U. $500
9tnrp 9. lyige on Soutbern 9bic
8. nnb z. Go. $1,000.
aboIpb Sdarman an u. Warb g,
|unb 3. 60. $2500.
DsrftIbs an CLARA pruntr. $500
aatbsrins alsmens an eagle g. u
g. u. $500.
Senrn Niermunn an gearl Marfsi
gant. $1,000.
Wlarp GsuB an prpptfent Sabinga
3. unb z. 60. 500.
getilste 5ppptbeten. :
gfnbolbb Blole an Stod Darbs ..
unb 3. so. $400.
6. s. g)eafs an EeopIss .. uno 9.
60. $500.
ailbsrt gmmert an o. ). Brstbdusr
60. S226.80.
Sol. pfisiier an geOrss 20. SeisIsr.
gransis SOb an q. R. aspin
eumbu 90. s6e6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17
saa 0sertpsiter an 8. g. sissins,

GAL Dseripsitsr an 8. 9. 5issins
$500.
Bernard $. Sermins an pbiliF
ReibeiIel. $1,000.
Dsamie SdrpeDer an Wt Maihins'
ton g. Q. unb .. go. $1,000.
/ Mrdibolo 6. gole an Sanion W
Cooper. $3.50.
Catherine SdnIsn an WoObburn
Mpenue 6. unb .. 60. $1400.
5enrp u. Smitb an pulte WseOieal
college. $4,000.
Sos. $. 2abrisan an Soutbern
Ohio 9. nnb 2. 60. $1,000.
gbas. :. Strsns an Woooburn Mpe.
6. unb 9. so. $4,000.
gieaTa Sdroeoer on Cartilage .. II.
g. ". $500.
Samuel Slider an annie WanSez
li,l. $1,000.
Bernard ". gaulpe an Union Saps
ines .. unb Z. 60. $3500.
ebas. $. 9eb an eitp 5aI gaHt.
$50. 600.
WliIton 8. sdabman an Cornelius
gos. $1,000.
Jobn Ruff jr. an z. Waro =. unb
.. SO. $1,000.
20. $. DaDis an R. 9. gaff.
$1,000.
etus. milsr an Bomb Siu g, q.
60. $1,000.
Nm. 8. sJuIfOrS an Delta 8. q. Go.
$1,000.
marp aeus on proOibsut GaDinss
9. unb 3. 60. $700.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17
9ant an bic gtabtmi,n

Die preubiT@e Stautsrsgisruna bat
al Den 8iirsermeiitsr BON Dien Elm
S4reibtn geridtet, in benz fir bic
3ipdnaistaufenb aronen, bic ber gii-s
germeiiter Der beutIden goti6aft in
Wien aur aiuberuns Der ourd, ben
ginfdll ruffii6er Sruppen in Der BRO
Din5 OitpreuBen Deruria6ten 8otb bat
5ugeben laiisn. Der Semeinbe Wien
Der tpdrmfte Oanf seTast Dirb. Die
rside @ube lei als 8epeis Der ant6eils
nabme briiberli9 mitfiiblenosr SerSen
unb trtuer 4unoessenoFsni9aft In
iyrsub unb 2sib bsioncsrs psrtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17
aus BEN gri.fe eints
.parbnren".

mir iinb isbi rahe pcr autiper
pen. Dor uns bonnsrt uHb bonner
es, unb bic Drummer .iinesn ibr Der
bsibungspolIss, furhibarcs 9ieb. Sd
bante @oit iGsli9, bab eu9 9iebnli,
DIES, lpis man ts bier iisbi. srfparI
bIieb. GsIpsnit.riih ipirisn bisie gro
Ben TDrfsr unb IStabte. aus tener
2lllss ssfIiihtsi IN unD in bsnsn bod
i.ra edus dubsrIi9 ben Gtsmpsl bsi
ari,sss trdst. Sd tpobne bier in We'
ire.tnr bti iuobl6a6enben 2tuten, BIZ
nur tsabaIb niGt flobsn, neil Der ga
ter IN Gisrbsn Iiest. Jbnen in tsir
Gear geiriimmt tporbsn, irpbbsm BIZ
9ruppsn i6cn felt brsi Modxn bis,
finb. Wir iinb slIBenb dufgsbobsn;
bic 2sutt betrahtsn uns ala ibrs BE.
fdiiber. Die aus aHt psrfontn be.
ftebHbe GdmiIis bauIt in Der aiihs,
Qlae Rdums iieben uns aiir Wrfii.
gune. Die sD1tsr bss 9aulss trdei
ims NIT ipsibsr Gdiirss 9lbtnbs Elm
pieIgdngigss Gouptr uuf. Infer Dol.
tor tebdnbsIt ben irantsn Batter, unb
i'd gefs aus bsrl Dlanniboftsfiide bas
bette TIeif9 fit Jpn, ba ia ionft Der.
urtisss bisr riAt ms1r 5u srbaIisn in.
glis TN asbsu ussbs i& ben HIid psss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17

Ni6ts # 70 audIeHb. aIs eine eni,iinOeie
dlberlipe hmorrboioen'UeffpuIli ulib oieie.
nisen. bic earan Ieioen, areifen mad ireeno
Na6bem fie ein @ebcimniittel uadj Dem otibsreu
1erinht baben iinb finben oat ieins ibnen Sci.
lung bradte, geben fie iit Der 8srslueifIilna
BIN. Sol6eH Gebenbcn bnben gerste oIIep
onnlen nno taufeHoe sebeilier Ratienten Ieit
ben. nls oas eirJig tuirfli6e, oerninftiae. az,
eerla'ltge nfo raotiaIe MitteI eeeen Sdnorrboi,
pen; yroben bon gnnieiis tperben BON q. Weu.
liasetes x TO-, gor 1915. Geip porf, frsi bsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17
0as btntfdt 6era.

Berlin. z. Oft: - Die b.ut.
IdRn @,rpunbsi.R, bic meiit islbtr
nur psnigt pf,nniss ibr eisen mems
nsn. bnbsn irobaasbem INNER nod,
iiir bic Roib anotrer etfpos iibris. Jn
Der 6o6IhuIs fir Muiii, mo jebeu
Gpnntas IL llbr 9fbseorbneier 2i5.
Mumm Dor Wsrmunbsten Der 9rups
penIammaItsIle 1 in Der syaiunens
itrabs prsbist. braHten bic @eripuEs
betsn am Isbien Sonntas 1924 Dart
sur ainStruns Der giptb Der @trtpuns
beien. bic BEL 9annsnbers unb an ben
maiurifhsn Gem gsbIut.t babeu. seb!
balb pisSsr ins 5slb 5uriid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17

(sgoriiesuna folgi.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17
Die finansieIle RiFuns
ungarns

8ubdptft, z. Sttobtr. - Die
St.uer.iisabIunsen in Der Sauptitabi
Diem peit iinb irob hes arieses
ssseniib.r bsm Woriabr erbeblid ses
itilgtR. Die Gteuer.innabmen bttru.
gen BON l. Sunlar bis gnbe Seps
iember 1914 52,9o0,OO0 aronsn ges
aeniibsr $4,000, 900 stronen i'm slsis
h.H 3eitraum bes 0orjabres. 3abI.
reife Gt.usrpflidiiss bdbtn mitRiids
iidt auf ben srisssbsbarf ibrs
Sisu.rH Dor BEN Gdnistsitsieruiin
sntridtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-17
gnute 3rieas4rsnif ans
1eutialanO.
Gin nertbpofles ginse.
fdnbnib.


tif9e 2anftassabseorbneie Jenbridl
pcrbreiiet iib in bemerieuspertben
siMsfiibrunaen in bsr 3eiiifrift Der
aries1 iib.r bic MobiImahnns. er
iast unier onberem:
rllnfers sfinber nnp ainbesiinbe.
tperoen nod bapon ersdbIen. ipie iif,
Der onsebIidb isslenIois Wedanismus
unierer Militirssrult nur aIs elm
Stiid itner heiligen Orbnuna ernie.
fen bat, bic sSriebrih GdiIer cine
simmeIsio6isr nsnnt. Die gsipal!
eIIein ibuts nid,t. aber obne fie aibt
ea tsine Siege. Die SrbnEng allein
ibuis aud niht. aber obne iie IN a[Ies
r!rloren i.nb nod sins muht bic
3iiriidbleibenoen frob lio .Ieid)t. SSebt
fab man auf ben Straben, no bic
9lillionen unb Wiliarosn hinssiom.
men ;paren, BE eSabr nm sSdbr bur4
bic WiIitaruorlasen Der Reaisruns oes
forberi fpurben. Gi.r eina unier
isleiId unb glut. out aeiIsibst, gut
oeiiisieIt. out s.riiiist. limb aud bic.
relhe oss.n ben INNER unsufrisbsnsn
WhIitarismns manhes fhlrfs Wort
hattcn fallen IaiI.n. banien jebt hsim.
lid Gott. bak i'm Tei9stoa dud qe.
gen ibrm WilIsu alles anetnonrmen
Dorbn mar. Dsnn no ipdrtn mir
ionii iebt2"
The Washington herald., 1914-04-02
WILL ASK CONVENTIONS
TO help THE CAPITAL
Citizens Committee to Appeal to Ma
tional Bodies that Will
Meet Here.
DELEGATES TO BE APPROACHED

Every national convention held in
Washington will be appealed to by the
citizens committee to aid in defeating
any legislation inimical to the interests
of the National Capital Henry Il. +.
Macfarland, chairman of the executive
committee, said yesterday that plans
were being formulated with this end in
view.
The committee has been supplied with
the following list OF conventions scheduled
to take place here In the near future:
Royal Arcanum, April g..
American Ornithologists' Union, April Z.
Sons of the Revolution. April 49,
National Congress on Child Welfare,
April %
National Congress of Mothers. April %
American Physical Society, April "a
National Association for the Preven-
ton OF tuberculosis, May 6.
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers As
sociatiOn, May l..
National Dental Protective Association.
May IS
American Library Association. May ..
Each delegate TO these conventions will
be furnished with a copy of the report
of the executive committee in advance
OF his arrival. and proper steps will be
taken to bring pressure TO bear upon him
At home. so that he may come here i'm
bued with the proper spirit and prepared
to exert his influence with others for the
good of the National Capital.
National organizations already commu-
nicated with through the efforts of the
executive committee have a total mem
bership of at least 100000. il was stated
yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-02
REPORT SHOWS GAINS
FOR NATIONAL BANKS
Condition March 4 Last. States 7.494
Institutions Have Resources of
sII.564.497 .260.26.
ADVANCE In NEW YORK CITY

At the close of business March 4, last.
7,i94 National banks in the United States
had resources of 81, ,564. 497. 0.e6, accord
ing to a report made public by the Comp
troIler of the Currency yesterday. lndi-
yidual deposits amounted TO S6,1ll.SS,-
4s7.l6; postal deposits amounted to ST.
SOS, 1885; undivided profits were 81, OS,-
S3417.
Boston showed a gain in loans OF S.
976, ,6i4: decreases in cash of $,547.l3 and
in deposits of $6l39,36l. The country
banks in New England showed increases
since the last bank call in loans, S,11S,soS:
cash, S,5S5, Isl and deposits, A,S1s+6. All
banks in this section showed gains in
loans of $5,7G. 649: decreases in cash, 81
132. S35 and deposits slO,455,1s6.
The New York City banks showed
gains since the last call in loans of Sl52.-
541. .S36; cash 12,063.6l6 and deposits, sS2,-
sc, $50. Country banks in the Eastern
States showed gains in deposits of S.
l29. So; decreases in loans sS,OiI,25o and de-
posits 81. 49,, ,925. All banks in this section
showed gains in loans of ais,3 ,30S,S2S; cash
sSl9,6a0 and deposits s59,S2I, ,6S6.
In Southern States reserve city banks
showed gains in cash of s59l. .s67: decreas-
es in loans $S62, 453 and deposits IS, SSS,
&c. Country banks showed decreases of
81. .Ss6 Oe3; cash s., ,704.565 and deposits S.
O6O,57l All banks showed decreases In
loans of s16.74S.547: cash s2,ll2ss5, and
deposits Of s11. $50, ,e63.
Chicago banks showed gains in loans
of s3s 6s3oO7: cash s6,9s5. .735 with decreases
in deposits Of g, ,Ss1. .4S2. st. Louis banks
showed decreases in loans Of 1885, 499;
cash, s20i7, go. and deposits of S.5l7. sos.
Country banks in the Middle Western
States showed gains in loans of ESQ;
deposits S29OcS 603: decreases in cash,
1885, ,545. All banks in this section show
ed gains in loans of S46.G22 4o3; deposits,
Sl3. .15s, 500; decreases in cash of g. s93, 800.
Country banks in Western States show
ed decreases in loans of s1,372,59: cash.
81, ,S2S. $50, and deposits $55,s26. All banks
in this section showed decreases in loans
of s3.0OOs97; cash. sl,s12,Se7. and deposits
81 265. .S2i.
The country banks in Pacific States
showed decreases in loans of Sl.s9s, 7S9:
cash, S1.136.792. and deposits A,l7o493. All
banks in this section showed gains in
loans Of s1.6s3.629; decreases in cash,
s. 264O, ,OS1, and deposits s6,561,3 ,391.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-02
The Liver as Aid
To Blood Purity
The Natural Stimulus Re-
quired is Not the Pur.
gative Kind.

Important as 1t to keep the bowels open,
Il should be remembered that such action
does not necessarily mean that the liver
has been stimulated. The action Of 8. s. 5.
is a natural liver tonic, but not bowel
mover. 1t works In the liver cells to assist
in rhe natural and necessary function Of
converting from the blood certain constitu-
ents into what are known as assimilable
products. These are readily absorbed Into
the body tissues TO constantly provide new
and healthy material for that which Is
being destroyed by the energy OF tissue
changes.
The presence Of any blood trouble natur-
ally suggests a sluggish liver. but there Is
required those medicinal properties which,
upon reaching the liver. still retain their
catalytic energy TO keep on through the
blood circulation to do battle with impur-
tiles wherever they may have settled.
Rheumatism, catArrh, anemia, most skin
diseases and other results of impure blood.
while duplicating the liver by their morbid
influences, are quickly checked by s. s. 8.
Its action throughout the blood circulation
results in the stimulation Of the tissue cells
10 the healthy and judicious selection Of
their own essential nutriment
You can get s. g. s. In any drug store,
but insist upon having IT.
Take no chance by permitting anyone to
recommend a substitute. And II your blood
condition Is such that you would like to
consult a specialist. address The Swift Spe-
clio Company, 526 Swift Bldg. Atlanta, Ca
The Washington herald., 1914-04-02
'Nkhez1s.e sH,sizaklnd"
NOTICE

Owing 10 the unprecedented attend
ance mt the Virginia Theater for the
Famous Players Performances, the
record showing 5000 paid admissions,
turned away, during the two days run
of the "BishOP's Carriage. with Mary
PickfOrd Star. the Management has
decided TO extend the run of each play
tofore announced, In order to give to
all an opportunity of attending this
epoch making series of PhOtopIays.
The plays and dates will be fol-
lows;
Mrs. FIske, Tess OF the d'UrbervilIe.,
April list. I'd Sd, and 4th.
Henry T.. Dixie. Chelsea, 1850.
April 5th. 9Th, eth, and sth.
James O'NeIIl. Count of Monte Cristo,
April 9th, 10th. I1th, and 18th.
Laura sawyer. An Hour Before Dawn,
April 18th. I4th, 18th. and 18th.
Charles HawtreY. A Message from Mars,
April 18th. 18th, 10th, and goth.
Mary Pickford, Caprice,
April 2Ist. 22d, 23d, and 24th.
Carlotta NiIIson, Leah Kleschner,
April 25th, 26th, 27th, and 2Sth.
Laura Sawyer. Daughter of the Hills,
April :sth, 3Oth, May. LIST. and I'd.
May sd. 18th. 5th. and 9Th.
Cecilia LOTUS, 4 Lady of Quality.
May 7th. sth. 9th, and 10th.
Laura Sawyer, The Port of Doom.
May IIth. 18th. 18th. and 18th.
Cyril Scott. The Day of Days,
May 18th, 16th, 18th. and 18th.
John barrymore. An American Citizen,
nv May 18th, 29tn: 2st; HsILhnot and I'd; M,,.
May 23d, 24th. 18th, and 26th.
Admission will he sc, excepting sun
day, when IOc Will he charged.
Cut 0ut-Save for Reference
The Washington herald., 1914-04-02
W. ]. FISHER TO BE
TRIED In ROCKVILLE
Judge Sets April 28 for Case of Clerk
Charged with the Murder of
William L. Altdorfer.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Rockville, Md, April Though a
change OF venue was demanded by his
attorneys last Thursday, and Upper
Marlboro named as the place for his sec
ond trial, William J. Fisher, the Isthmian
Canal Commission clerk, charged with
the murder OF William L. Altdorfer. after
all will be tried in Rockville.
Today his attorneys, Arthur Peter. of
Washington. and Thomas Dawson. of
Rockville. announced to the Court of
General Sessions. now sitting. that they
desired to withdraw their demand for a
change OF venue. and were willing that
the case be tried in Rockville. Accord
ingly Judge Edward Peter set April y.
the last Tuesday in the month. for the
second trial. Fisher and his attorneys
signed an agreement Withdrawing the mo-
ton for transfer of the case, and Judge
Peter acceded to their demand.