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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08
Gin b6ier s5ebl.r.

Die SSapaner baben iid jest uuf ben
Wtarit1lIs SSnieln, pel6e 5tpti9er
Den gbiIippineu uno Sapaii Iiegen
feitseieBt, mas, tpis seoer po6l iebeu
tdnH. etne ioeale ftrategii6e Steauna
| 1T, I'm bic Der. Staaten aus bem
Stillen Saean gu perordngen. Su
@afbinstoR bat man Die Ra6tri4t
pon bieIem @prgeben Der Sapaner nit
oem bisberigen 9Ieihmutb aufgenoms
men. SeIbittrDiteno piro ieBt seiust.
oab Die Sapaner tsiHe boien 4bii6tea
habeu unb Die sSSniel, nadbsm Der
arieg besnbet 1T, ipisbsr rGumsn pers
ben. sSn Der oleiten Weiie berubigt
man ii9 iiber Das 9orsebeu in China.
Die Sapaner nebmen bort giieubabs
nsn in geiib unb ipsSieu iuI9e, pDn
benen srii9tlid lit, baB iis sinen
sroben ftrategiIden @ertb beiisen, IN.
bsm lie Der @roberung Gbiuas i'm
bD6iten @raoe f0roerIib iein iperbsn.
4ua in bieiem sFals piro bic Grpar.
tung uusseipro6en, bab Die Sapaner
bic giisnba6uen pisbsr frei ssben tpsrs
ben, fpenr bic Wdtts in europa Griss
ben gei9Iofeu baben. Die Gbinefen
ielbft glaubeu oas ni6t, ionDern iino
iiber3eust, bub bic Supaner, na9oem
iis in ibr 2anD sinsebrungsn limb. es
ui6t pieDer rGumen perben. Das
unierer Qbminiitratipu fol6es 8ers
trauen al ben csapaneru einflDbt, tpirb
Iiterlit nid3t our6 bic grfabrung ges
rs9tfertist.
prGiibent Dilfon 1T es ii9erli6 be-
taunt, Dab beim Qusbru6 bss ruiftIh'
japuniiaen arissss bisis beibsn Mdts
ts, nebft alien iibrissn ouf eine Qnz
frase, p6 iie ben 8eiiBitanD Gbinas
pabren piirOen, bas periprpdsn ba.
ben. Sas bat ubsr Rublanb nibt
Oerbinoert, Die norblihe Wdnbidurei
gu bebalten unb sSapan ni3t perbine
bert Die iiiblihe Manbffsuret an fi6
au nebmen. 4ls unfers Regisrung ii6er
oieieu Mortbruh @oritellunssn mans
te, fpurbe ibr bic Deriiherung ers
tbetlt, bah Der amerituniide Sdnoel
unter bieier 4nnerion niht leiben
IolIe, man iperbe bic @infubren alIer
PatiDnen in elei9er Weife bebonbeIu
unO Den iapanifden feline 9or5usss
rehte sepdbrsn. Qtu6 oisfe outage
puroe in Der ihn0beiten Weiie gebros
5en. aui ben manoi6uriIdRn 8ab=
1en purOen bem iapuniTdsn Sanbel
bic pihtiaiien 8orsugsre9te einees
-dumt, ipesieq in 5orm elmer nieoris
Ieren Sradtrate. Dem 8ertrage AL.
'olee foate China bic Sbsrbobeit in
yer Wlanoidurei bebalten uno bas
Redt Der @rhebung bon S31Gen aus
iben. Imeriianiide Waaren miiifen
'iefe 3bae besablen, aber Sapan pers !
,inbert, bab iieoon ieiRsn Waaren ers |
,oben nerben. nit Dem Reiultat, baB
,er einft beoeutenbe !6unoel Der Der. |
5tadten in Der Wanoihurei p0lliG
ernihiet lit. 9lls SetretGr anpr in
'er Saftfhen abminiitratipn bic
Jplgeu bisiss aemsinen Dortbruas |
eo6attets. fhlus er DOT. bic ua9 ber
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08

lie 5nipeftion nnS yarabe bee hie.
iigp EDliSeiOepartments finosf
am Samitas i'm Bnie gaa
Bart itait.

I,ic idbrlifc SnIpefticn uiio go.
faSe oes bieiigen BoliSeibepnrtnents
iinbet am Snntiiag i'm gaie Ball
Bari itati, uno peripridIt ipieoer einc
erobe gnsiebungsfraft nis5uiiben.
Morgen Rufmittag rpiro cine Brobe
Der 9Sarabe porgenommen IN lurId,er
Die lcDte Sano nn oas @erf gelegt
miro. Gem Bublifum neroeu per.
ihieoeue 9etails III Der Arbeit Der
glutopntroIfpogeu un6 Wtotcrrnoinb.
rer oes Departments uoreefiibrt tper.
ben. Die berittene 9olijei miro iidl
in Blan5leiitunsen 5eieen uno finbet
Die SSnipeftion nit Der abnabmc Der
s,arn6e in @alauniiorm itatt.
@ie I'M pergangeneri, 10 miro a.ih
ir sieiem Sabre Die beIiebte aapcae
inter 9eihing bes aapeIlmeiiiers
Smittie Dor Der ssnipeftion fon5er.
tiren ,no bic Waride bel Der garaoe
ipielen.
Sihsrbeitsbireftor Solmes bat ei.
ne Vcuerilng in Dem Yroaramm Elm.
gefiibrt, IN lpelder er 6em pubIifiim
rcr ansen fiibrt, ipie notbipenbig es
lit, neue Steuererbebungen ourdsn-
fiibreH. SpIlte oies unnrosIih iein. 70
miiiieu groBe 8erGnberungen i'm go.
li5eibepnrtment eiittreien, ipelhe nur
8iim IndtbeiIe Der 9Irgifaft iinb.
Dur6 cine gerrtngerlrng Der goIioei.
inannid,aftcn tpirb bic Giderbeit Der
Strai;en unb Der Wiireer gefdtr0sf
Ger 9ienit Der autopotroIipagen mltb
rberiaus alsbnnn beid,uitten rperoen,
lno tuerben nidt geniieenb @eIoer
rorbancen irin. .iim sSirtter fir bic
pierSe 5u faufen. Dos gnblifim
Ipirb eriudt, iif oieie Gusfiibriingen
ses 5iderbcitsSirettors senau burd,-
,iIrien, nno i'm cignen Sntereiie ba.
iiir gu iorgeu baf Die porgeihIage.
nen Steuern berpiIligt iperoen.
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Die iiiblthen Demotra
ten baben i'm SenatssSautus ois
@rbDbuns Der 9isriteuer Don $1.50,
fpie bic Bin uripriineIih boriab, aui
$1.75 per Ssab burdgefebt. Senator
Stone aus MiiIouri, bas man iest
ni4t mebr au ben ubitaatsn sdblt,
bat TAPER aegen bieIs perui6tenpe
Steuer ansetdmpft. Gr ipies oaraut
bin, bab Bier Elm 9empersn5getrGnt
lei, mas ben iiioliden Ssnatoren ipobl
betanut 1T. aber ibren Sinn nidt Gns
Derte. neil iie bic Srinflotale Dernid.
tet ieben nollen, auh fpenn iid baraus
ersibt, pab itatt Bier nur @bistp ses
trunten tpirb. Stone tpies au9 auf
bic uHaleidmGbisteit rsfp. llnsereds
ttgteit in Der gelaitung bin, iroem bag
Sraugeperbe beinabe Die 9Glfte Der
Heuen Steusrlait. bic iid auf bunbert
Miuioneu Dollars belGuft. au trasen
haben tpirbe. 4bsr au9 bas perTeblte
feine Wirtuua auf bic Semperen5ler.
Sasegen puroe bic s3igarettensSteuer
berabeeiebt, Die gar nidt bod genu5
angeiest iperben faun, I'm Der Guberit
seiuuobeitsiddbIiden Mirtung BEG
3isarettenrauhens entsesen3uarbeiten.
8efriebissnb lit nur bic Streiduns Der
Steupeiteuer auf 8unfdeds.
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9okal.Dfrid)t
Bur Sa6u-seier.
Spred)er @eier an feline Uetrenen
pom q. 6. Z. 9.

gm Sonntag Tahmittag 1T be
fanntIi6 bic sSnbnieier nnb IN Der
binoung oomit bat Spreher ernit y
@eier an bic Wtitelieber bes gtori
Cincinnati 9urrcereins ben folgen
ben anfritf erIaiien:
!ln Die Ritglieber bes Ror6 GineiR
nnati lurn.9ereirls.
Gut Sell!
Ger gorort bes Ohio Surnbesirff
mad,t befanmt. oab er am Sonntag
Oen II. Gttober 1914. gsahrHittaes
5lpei llbr, cine Geoenffeier am sSnbn'
DenfinaI inn ssiiippoo Bart obbdlt.
esn gnbetradIt Des europdiit)er
slrieees III i'll oieiem Sabre cine iol'
doe iSeier BON befouoerer geoeiitung,
Tenten mir oaran. Dab be.Ite bun.
Serttauicnbe unierer oeitifen Snrn'
6riiocr urIter @aiien itebeu 5ur er'
baltung Der natioaIen @iiter. iueIde
Die Burner pcr biinoert Sabren nnter
,sricSrih 2uopia ssnbH nnitrebtcn
Roee fein Wsitglieo bes u. s, z.
D, feblenl lie ;seier miro cine frr5e
uno lpiiroiae ieini Rad oerie!ben be.
geben lid bic 3beiluebmcr III eorpore
sur Mniien Merchandising in Der
@liiifballe.
sllic pmnft spei llbr Gonntag
9sabmittas beim Sabn genfuial i'm
Snfpoob garf.
Wlit Gurnergrib
grnit y. @eier
Sprefer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08

ipuroen am 6. Septembsr bon Sdeern
81 pfer6e 5tpei ruiiiihe Geiitlite, Don
benen Der eins HsliaionsIebrer am
@pmndiium in Warihau III. ssfdneen
genommen, nebit feds Solbaten, be-
ren elmer neben rufiiid aud bsuiih
unb polnifh ipritt. Der bisiiac
r&riegsbiiraermsiiter srbielt ben Infs
frog, bie geiite gut Su psrpflesen, iie
obne Stpang unb obHe ge.uahung iliis
terSnbrinaen; bic bsioen pcptn tpobns
ten beim iiibifhtn Religionslebrsr, Der
fiir lie Ioraie. Wan tbeilie ibncn pieles
nit. auh bic Shauertbatsn Der aos
idisn. unb unterribtete iie an Sanb
Der porbanoenen neueitsn 3eitungen
BON unieren Grfolgen in Jrantreif
imo 8elaien fofpie bier i'm Often. Re
ben Dem ruiiiffen 9oimeii6er beiorgs
te bic usberfebunaen unb erlduitrnns
gen bic frau zines biefsen Batmei'
tiers. bic Ianae nit ibrem Wdnn in
Rublanb aelebt. Mm porgeftrisen
Wcntaa ipurhsn Die Iopen, bisie in
sinem Daaen. nno Die nebenber mar
ihierenben Splratsu, bic bringeno uno
ipeinenb aebetsn baiten, iie bod Inn
6imnels ipilIen niht suriidsuienbeil
Bis sur lIebergangs5ons sebrd9t uno
bort enilaiIsn. Inn su ben Sbrisen Sii
fiobeu. s5brs Welbunsen bort in Wcrs
ten iperben spobl ishr balb eintn bsions
oer.n Ra6ornd f,iiens Der llnirisen
In Sbaten erbalteu!
paul ainbenbsra.
Observation-Disclosures.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08
Sebt mill ber S6abamtssS

SeBt mill bsr S6aBamtssSe:
tretar entoedt haben. oab priDat>psr.
foHen ibr @elo gu 9uus bsbaIten UNI
es ui6t in bic gant trassH. Das
pdre febr tbOric1t, peun es seiddbe
aber es lit ni4t aut beutbar, Oa ni9ts
poriiegt, mas ein RiBtrauen ssgsn bic
8ansen reftfertiaen t0nnts. 2luf una
madt es ben Ginbrut, bab Der SaaBz
amtssSetretGr bpiterifdh seporoeH 1T
uHb LIBERAL cine 0erihtpDruna rDtttert,
eine f4Ie9te 9eidGftslase berbeisuz
fiibren. fpel4e Der oemotratii6sn parz
ten bel ben WahleH f4abeu tOnute.
So6 itebt cine balpiee @eneiuna oes
9errn Waeaboo in Qusii9t, oa allen
geritten aufolge i'm @elbmartt pie.
Der normale 8erbaltniiis eintreten.
Die IHipru6uabme Der gentralbans
ten our6 bic Ganobantsn bat bebeus
tenb na6gelafen, ba lie jest ssnug
9ele in odnoen ba6sn. I'm bic ge.
birfniiis Der Tarmer gu befrieoiaen.
Bel oieier Geleasnbeit erfGbrt man
AUDI. oab Diel GelS angeiammelt NOR
ben lit, aber pas aeidab ni6t in ben
StaotbGHten. fOnoern in ben 2anb,
bauten. 2eBtere iinb gans bsionoers
porii6tig, neil iie iiber teine grober
ueberihiiiIe Derfiigsn. Qls Der arieg
IN europa ausbra9. fam ben 2anbs
bantiers Der eiaentbiimliche 9eoante,
bag bic Sepolitorsn aus 3rieqsfur6t
ibre Sepofiten sie6en tpiiroen unb Tin,
otsten IN folge peiIen ibre in ben
grDBitdbtiihen 9dnten liegenben Sas
pitalien. 9is gebeets gefiir6tung ers
fiillts fih ni9t, bic 9epoIitoren berz
bieiten ficb rubis, es mare ia aud IGs
6erli9 seipefen, sriegsfur6t in einem
Sanoe au beaen, in pelGem Der tiefite
sSrieoe 6erridt. Die nunmebr beru6ias
ten ganten aeben oas @eIo frei unb
bamit 1T aud be Spannuna gum
groben Sbeils aepi6en. Sobalo bic
Reierpebduten orqanifirt iinb, mas in
Denigen Wo6en geitebsn isiH Iolte,
alduben mir aud Hitt, oab bic DON
England betriebens Gntsisbung BON
9olo aus oieiem 2anbe Shpierigfeie /
ten Deruriahsn miro. oa ourd bieIe
8dnten fir ben innereH 9ertebr 9olb /
pDaia Hebenidfllib iein ipirb, 10 bab
ale i'm MusIaHp fdniaen Eapiae Be-
3ablt peroen fOnnen.
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gHf Der spur.

Grtcftipdef Gone erhieIi aeiterll
sinsn anonpn,sH Brief. in ipeIdsm Der
gldms elmer sSrau eripdbnt IN, fpeIhe
bic Wutter bss ainbss isin fcl, bas
Dor einisen 5asen i'm s5auie 30. 12l
Garfielb plat ausseisbi ipurbe. DER
anonpme Sdreiber sibi on, bab es
ni6t bic abIitt Der Muiisr irnr. ii4
ihrss Ginbes 3u ent.ebieen. fonbsrn
lie ss nur fir einiae Snat unisrbrius
zen ipolli.. ba fie iih bsfu1sipeiis gu
ibrsu gltsrn begnb. Die Usisfitps
batsH cine Oiesbe,iisli9s iln.erfuduns
aufaenpmmsn.
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GtlBi Saslsr Bart nnb eernbanl
babrn am spnHtas fsin
@aiier.


3ie slnipobner BON Ielbi. Sauler
Rarf unb Sernbant perSen DiirG ocn
SuperinienDeuten Der @niierIpcrfe
barauf aufmerfiam seHaht, boB Die
aenannten Ortifniten am SonntnJ
obne @aIIer iein merbcu, ba cine @rr.
Gnbcrnng in Der anIaee Der Dnnpt-
ipafierrobre porsenonrmen per6en
u1,b, lin iueitere slnpobner nit
asaiier ueriorseu 81 fonnen. Die qln.
pobner iperoen bnber eriuht, ;brcn
@ebnrf fir Sonntag in @cf1beA 5il
Sefru aim Mcntag ipir6 Die gerle.
gling Der Siobre beenbet iein lmS III
bic 8ufiibrltng ipieber normal.
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Suunerstaa BEN S. Gttuber 1914,
Gin 2efer bef6pert fid

Gin 2efer bef9pert iih.
bab cine bieiiae enslii4e 3eitung eine
3ui6rift ni6t aufnebmsn tpoqte, psl9e
tbrer gebauptuns, 0ob in oieismSriege
bon teiner Seite msOums s&ugeln
benubt poroen iinb. ben 9slpsis snt=
seeenitellte, bob man unter Der enslia
i9eu unb franaOiifden MunitiOn. tpelz
He bic Deutiben erbeutet, Sums9um>
&ugeIn gefunoen bat uno in 2onsDp
iosar cine Maihine Sur anfertisung
FOLDER &useln erbeutet iporben IL.
Oieie 9lbpeiiuna III nidt iiberra.
fHeno. oGtte Der ginienoer in ieiner
3ui6rift bic 4ufIage srboben.
bab bic Oeuti6en Dunn Dunn
Suseln benusen, 10 tpdrs Die 3uidriit
ohne 9luitanb unb nit feniatipneaeu
lleberidriFtsn perieben gum abbrud
sebra9t pprber.
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NebitGbIe.

syrau Marp .. @rite tbeilie be,
gOii3ei aeitsrn nit. bab ihr in siueuj
@ei4dfts5immer i'm giderings Gebdul
be ron einsm unbeiannien bic 6dub!
taide NIT 1880 fouis einem gbed
seitoblen ipurbe.
Giutredtr iiatietsn in Der Ratt
gum Mitiipoh BEN pfanbIaben BON
9. WluteIman an Der Central glpenue
einsn .sefu3 db. unb eniinfnbsien Is
llbrsn, Rinss. aIeibunssftiids unb
dHbsrs 9esenitdnbs.
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Meturmann urriafttt.

Die pOIiSiitsn Knapp uno GdlIoii.
mon perbafieten esitern ben % sldbrs
alien Woiormann Carlisle Compton
inter Der BtfhuIbisung bss elnsriffs
unb a0rperberlsbung. Die poli3iiten
gdben an. bab COMPTON ben % Cab.
re alien ebcrlss glpptl BON 80. 27l
GINNING Gtrdbs rbne @rnnb nitbtr.
qeidIaefn bat. Appel erfldrie, teinen
Drunb fir bfn Anariff isiisns bes
Werbdftsttn ~ tpiiIen. 9er 25 Sdbre
oIts Woiormonn albert Jrebrids,
aus Der Dine GiraBe. ipelfer iid, IN
4sslsituHs bss GampfOH bsfnnO.
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Sm etnhI psrftprben

Coroner Or, Soertmeper, ,peId,r
geitern pon bem Sooe oes 35 Sabre
aIten George Mospe benahridtiat
iplrbe, Der in einem arlnitlibI olIf
Der 8eranoa ietnes lSaiiies on Der
Stepart Strabe peritorben ipar,
iteIlte felt. ooB Notpe einem $er5.
itIag erIegen III. (
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9pshafte u antnprt

o.: sd IA ssbnsn, i'd femme fein
beiierss S6lafmittel, ais bas Bier.
Denn id ubenbs 3. y. 70 msine 10
S6oppeH getrunten baB, nabber ihlaI
i'd fpie elm gfel."
g.: .@lauben Sis nur aar nihi,
msin aieber, oub oas am Bier lisgt."
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pie Trau3Ofen, Die aludA
Seer fluntiren ruolIten, iperosn iebi
felbit flaufirt. Wie paris ri6tis per.
mutbet, bat Stud gsrftdrtunaenJ er,
baltsn uHb bieien tperbsn no4 in met
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fpurbe inter Der 8efdnIbisuna bts
unorbentIi6su 8etrasens ais 3suse
in 9aft asnonmnen.
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Yrsbeitimm,ttteI.

1sr Gd iiber bic ammbansuss IN.
formiertn nil unb bsicnbsrs ilbsr bi,
art nnb Wsiis, ipie er ben Gtimm.
settsl 81 mdriirsn bat, fam probe.
ipotl5tilsl beim Gstrst1r bss 1suijdt.
omtritaniIHsn Stapiperbonbs, Germ
s,snrp elIbsrb, 1908 Malaut Girabs,
tn Gmpfang nsbmsn
The Washington times., 1914-04-04

the assessments of the expense of
paying streets on abutting property
was vigorously condemned at the
meeting. A resolution protesting
against its passage, introduced by
Col c. c. Lancaster will be sent to
the Senate and House Committees on
Appropriations. and to the Federation
Of Citizens Associations.
The provision in the pending Dis
trict appropriation bill that s31.295
appropriated for Fairgrounds shall be
paid wholly out of District revenues
was condemned by DR.. J. W. Chappell
as being in violation of the organic
act Of 1878. A committee Of the as
ISOLATION will protest against its pas
sage The association Endorsed the
Ciallinger bill to prohibit the Com
missioners from instituting condem-
nation proceedings and assessing
property for opening streets until the
money has been appropriated to grade
such streets.
Prof. Peter Bisset of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture gave an illus
trated lecture on Flower Gardens
and Improved Plants" Charles F.
Tansill. president of the Brookland
Brotherh ood. told of the annual rose
! show at Brookland.
The Washington times., 1914-04-04
SOLDIER HURT IN
FORT MYER DRILL
Horses Collide and Private
Dows Is Jammed Between
Them-Audience Excited.

OF the many thrills given the society
.olks. who attended the third and last
exhibition drill by the troopers of the
Fifth Cavalry and the Third Field Ar
tilery, at Fort Myer yesterday. the
most exciting came in the final mo-
u1ents of the mounted fencing drill
when two horses collided. jsnming Pri-
vate Dows, one of the riders between
them
Everyone present including Secretary
Of War Garrison. jumped to their feet,
anticipating the crushing TO death Of
the soldier. Rumors that Private Dows
suffered a fracture Of the hip were de-
MED at Fort Myer hospital today. His
injury was slight and he will return
TO duty this afternoon
Announcement was made that Presi-
dent Wilson and Senator whose name
was not given. were contributors to the
fund, for which the drills were held.
This fund Is for the benefit of the Army
Young Mems Christian Association and
the military horse show which will be
held at Fort Myer in May.
Those who witnessed the exhibition
drill from the comnandant's box or
seats on the reviewing stand, many of
whom went later to the hop room, in
addition to Secretary Of War Carr son,
were Colonel Wilder, commandant at
rort Myer; the Austro-Hungarian am
o2ssador, Prince Munster of Germany,
the Assistant Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Breckenridge, Mrs. Cassatt, Of Philadel-
phia; Mrs. J. Borden Hartman, Coun-
tess Gizycka. Mrs. Marshall Field. Gen
John A. Johnston. Gen. ". W. wother-
spoon. Miss Cecilia May, Mr.. Yonine.
OF the Russian embassy; Mrs. Wesley
Merritt, George Eustis, Mrs. William
Slater, Baron Myric. Miss White, Sena-
tor Miles Poindexter and Mrs. Poin-
dexter. Mrs. Richard Townsend, Herr
Won Rath, of the German embassy; Wis.,
count Campden, Of the British embassy;
Representative and Mrs. Dunn, Capt.
Frank McCyo, Representative Dietrick,
Admiral Billings, Mrs. Albert Beveridge
and her children. Capt Paul Clayton
Capt. Payton c. Marsh. the Misses
Marsh. Representative O'Hair. Miss
Marie Newton. Miss Hattie Williams,
Mrs Harold Walker. Mrs. William Hay
wood. Miss Haywood, Mrs. Robert
Downs. Captain Elliott, Capt. and Mrs.
William Mitchell, Princess Kawanankoa
Of Hawaii. and her sister, Mrs. Robert
". Single, and Miss Wilder.
The Washington times., 1914-04-04
Sc YEARS At KEY.
". j. PENSIONS HIM

Andrew Jackson Lombard. for fifty
six years a teleg-apher in the employ
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
troops into Baltimore. he was one of the
Nj. Lombard was born in Baltimore,
Mrrch IL, 1874. James Buchanan. then
minister to Australia. and later Presi-
dent of the United States, happened TO
visit the Lombards and. as the date
was Andrew Jackson's birthday. Mr.
Buchanan suggested that the boy be
named after "Oli Hickory"
Al the age of fourteen young Lom-
bard entered the employ of the West
ern Union and three years later, dur
inG the riot which accompanied the
entry of the Sixth Massachusetts,
trcps into Baltimore. he was one of the
few telegraphers who stuck to their
pests. He was 1T his key continuously
for two days and two nights, keeping
the War Department at Washington in
touch with the situation.
Mr.. Lombard came to Washington In
the spring Of 1852 and has been in the
Western Union service here ever since
He is a member of Pentalpha lodge
Of Masons.
The Washington times., 1914-04-04
MOTHER THE CHILD
IS COSTVE, BILIOUS
If tongue is coated, breath
bad, stomach sour, don't
hesitate!

Give California Syrup of Figs" at
once-a teaspoonful today often saves
a sick child tomorrow.
II youI little one is out-of-sorts, half
sick. isn't resting. eating, and acting
naturally-look. Mother! see II tongue
is coated. This Is a sure sign that its
little stomach, liver, and bowels are
clogged with waste When cross, irri-
table feverish, stomach sour breath
bad. o. has stomach ache, diarrhoea,
sore throat, full of cold, give a tea
spoonful of California Syrup OF Figs, -
and in q few hours all the constipated
poison, undigested food. and sour bile
gently moves out of its little bowels
without gripping. and you have a we'll,
playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" because
II never fails to cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and sweeten the stom-
ach, and they dearly love its pleasant
taste. Full directions for babies, chill
dren Of all ages, and for grown-ups
printed on each bottle.
Beware Of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask
your druggist for a O-cent bottle Of
california Syrup Of Figs" then see
that II 10 made by the California Fig
Syrup Company" Don't be fooled
Advt
The Washington times., 1914-04-04
DISTRICT MEN FOR
HOME POSITIONS"
"Unwarranted Discrimination"
Is Alleged by the Citizens
Northwest Association.

Appointment of District men to local
Offices is urged in resolutions adopted
by the Citizens Northwest Suburban
Association, Tenleytown.
To the Office Of Recorder of Deeds
the association strenuously OPPOSED the
appointment Of any outsider
Albert P. Seller last night criticised
the appointment of a man from st.
Louis to the position of probation
officer of the Juvenile Court as IAN
unwarranted discrimination against the
residents of the District
The Borland amendment to the Dis
trict appropriation bill providing for
The Washington times., 1914-04-04
9. B. Shaw Declares All
Mothers Deserve Fee

LONDON. April i.-Paid motherhood
is advocated by George Bernard Shaw.
In sn address before the Fabian Society
here, Shaw declared women should re-
fuse to bear children unless given q
fec. II he were a woman, Shaw said,
he would want $4,000 for becoming q
mother.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-05
LOODS fEDLAY
COLORADO AUTO RUN

Secretary Wenner, OF the Chamber
of Commerce, received notice lasr
nshi that owing to floods and great
damage TO roads and bridges in Colo
RADIO, New Mexico and Texas, the
Colorado tourists who were to start
Monday on their sociabibty run across
Colorao, New Mexico, Texas and OKLA
homa did not get off and the run was
indefinitely postponed II viii not be
given mp, however, but will be made
a little later in the summer. The IT.
crature being sent ont by The party
contains a large map of the run with
Guthrie conspicuousy located and
mentioned as one Of the favored plac-
es for night stop.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-05
RAGING
FLOODS
SUBS|DE
FIVE PERSONS DROWNED
AND $1,OOO,OOO PROPERTY
LOSS IN HIGH WATERS
Special TO Daily Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Purcell, Okla, May B. Reports from
all points along the South Canadian
tell of the rapid recession of the
flood. All danger is now passed
Small streams have returned to their
banks. The flood casualties are as
follows:
Two daughters OF Perry Bright,
Two Points, Oklahoma Panhandle
country, in Cimarron floods
w. T. Werner, bridge superintend-
eat, Rock island railroad, hcadqlar
ters El Reno, in South Canadian,
Bridgeport
w. +. holland, bridge carpenter,
Rock Island. Geary, in South Can
ad sn. at Bridgeport
J go l.ininger Geary, in South Can
adi;n n, at Bridgeport
According TO railroad officials
eleven bridges We're washed away by
: he flood s. The property loss Is esti-
mated at one million dollars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-05

AGAINST
SUBSIDIES
VOTED FOR FREE TOLLS IN
1912 BUT AGAINST
MEASURE NOW

Washington May 3 with the OK
planaioh that tho Baltimoro pial.
form merely approved OF cougroa.
sioual action in asserting the right ol
tie United states 10 exempt from
tolls American yoasel5 passing through
the Panama canal bnt did not sane
tion Tie granting Of subsidies % AM
ericm coaatwise vessels, Senator
stone of Missouri today fold the SEN
ate that ne would vote Tor the to'io
exemption repeal though he had vol
cd Tor exemption ia 1912.