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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
2otal 8eri6t.
MHes ferti8.
9us Cutins Der aauiIsute BON Der
RaiH Strahe am 16. SaIi.

3iria bunSert WitsIitbsr Der Wair
Strabe Wsr9ants aHoeiation irafer
iid ssitsrn Wittas beim aun4sOn be-
glms &c 9Ospte unb bsfpraden osi
Weitsren bic Dorbereitunsen fir bai
Outing i'm Gbiier part, lpsltes an
1e. SuIi untsr ben aufpi,isn Der Der
einisung ituttfinbst. Die @orbersi.
tunssn iino 10 5iemIi6 ale sstroffsn
unb obne 3tpeifsl ipirb bas ysit Don
pisI.n sauisnben beiu9t, bsnn an Ut.
trattiOneu in idisr snbloier 3abl pirb
es nibt fsblen. gs ipurben nod bt,
folseno.n InterausfdiiHe ernannt:
Gmpfanss aommittss: GamueI
Sletder, u. o. 1ran,s, Sarry
Sobmann. geter Sbolb, Senidi.
9bas. aspsr, Senrp aorf, Senberipn,
9uitoD Wliibler. u. !. Wabman, SoI.
81. plaut, Q. Sablfslb, Geo. S9aef.
fsr, Geo. Stein. U. G6slbamsr, 3.
3. Stsussr, Geo. 8. @dnittssr, Sobn
Stritsr, 80. u. Sorin, R. Srarbad,
g. M. saplor, 6. 3. RDIan, Gbas.
@eib, g.ppsrt. Wilfon, Sil, Wolf,
5runt 6. 3spf, Go. aeininssr, Riirn.
berger. graHman, Soc. GsiHinssr,
Jifh, 5r.o. 8oebeter. Smiib, sister.
Wurbod. RueblbOfer. aepi. Saeques
9elIfsri&, :. 8. aentel.
pubIi5itdtssRommiti.e Samss g.
Ni6uros, 5bomas g. Seullp, Rosgs.,
Gborlss g. 8aslsr, g. 90. @titb,
SobH RisIas. George alft. Ruebel. @il.
liam giebeHbeHber H., Runner, s. g.
gropn, gropn. SadfoH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
IT E ~ y o TT.

Die Reippurt Cfiice iHr Sas Sin.
rinnaticr @olfsblatt" bciinbet iidl in
9o. 339 gorf Strafe, acaeniiber ocm
Gonrthonie, ipoielbit Rcnisfeiten, Gin.
5eigen II. I. N. Bis 10 1tbr As Minn.
ten gbenSs entaeacnaenommcn per.
ben. Sclenhnr sonth 2401.
Wollte ibrem Qeben elm
gnoe ma9en.
paiantsn, bic seitsrn gla9mittaa
Die @entralbriide paiiirten, bemertten
eiue dltli9e Jrau, Die am bieiigen
gnoe Der Bride in ben Ohio patete.
Sbre Rufe ma9ten Glaube Orr DON
Der gort, nabe Der 2. Strabe, aafs
mertfam unb oieisr iprang in ben
Slug uno rettete bic syrau, Der bas
Waiier bereits bis iiber bic G6ultern
lei6te. Sine telepbonii6e Ra6riat
puroe na6 oem poIi3eibaltptquartier
gefanbt unb bic 5rau nuroe i'm
glutospatrol na6 osm ststlpnsbaus
gebratt. 0ort CAB iie ibren Ramen
als 5rau emma Widen, 65 Sabre alt,
Btttrpe Don 9eorg Widen, por Der
aaifon, na5e Der @ine Gtrabe, Gtn>
cinnati. an. sic iasts Dem ipa6tbas
benoen poli3eiIeutnunt, oab iie felt
LANCER 3eit trant unb oes 2ebens
iiberoriiiTig lei. Der gruber Der Srau
purbe bena6ri6tigt. Disier fam ipG>
ter na6 Der pcliseiitation unb bolte
feline S6fpeiter ab.
- Rap Wortcn purbe BON ben Ge.
j6porsueH bes Girruitssri9ts o.s.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Gabton nno Seuepme. .

= Jn Der Dabton StaOtratbsIibz
ung beri6tete StabtanDalt s. s..
&sdp, Oab oas @eiud, OOu 3. Res6it
fiir Elm Wanoamuss s@erfabreu gegen
Wtapor auiHbp unb bic Staotrdtbs,
I'm lie gu 3pingen, ibm cine 2i5ens
fir cine Dirtbfhaft ausSritelIen, abs
fhldgig bef9ieben ipuros Dd Ri6ter
gungblut ertldrte, Oab cine SrbinanS
beitebe. bergemdb nur eine sefpifIe Mna
:nRl Wirt5faaften in Dapton erIdnbt
r<rben. Gbeufo iparbe 5ds GeIuhi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08

Sniamruen .$2. .73S, ,236.S2
Serr Saipper bon Der 5ipeiten
Nsorb bemerfte, ebe nit Der a6itim.
mung beeonnen purbe, bab Die
StoOt, tpeun iie pirflih 9elb iporen
iDoae, ben Gbieasoer Grpcrter Sing
unb bciien aiiiitenten entlaiien iolte,
Die argeiteIlt spllrben, I'm ben @ertb
De sGigentbiuns Der Union Gas u
electric go. ieit;uiteIIen. Gieie ar.
belt ipiiroe pon Der lltiIitdteutouInil.
lion bcicrgt unO mare baber iiber.
iliiiiis. 8eger oieie 9emerflng oes
Tertreters Der 5lueiien @aro pnroe
bon perifiebenen Seitey energii6
proteitirt un6 aii aIlgemeineS Ier.
Ianeen erbieIt Staotanspalt ShoeiIle
baS @ort, Der bann niittbeilte. oaB
CT crit poraeitern cine 3uifrift Don
Der lltiIiiaten.stommiiiion erbalten
babe, in iuelhem ibm nlitgetbeilt
ipuroc, oab bic &ommiiiion ioipeit
nidJts nit g5us auf bic 8as.@eieIl.
iGait setboH babe iinb audi porIauiis
ipeaen lleberbiirbung NIT arbeiten
nidyts tbun tonne.
'Sapper perius nllen.
Stabtratbsmitslieo Snpper pon
Der speiten Baro fonnte es nidd III.
tetIaiien ipicoer eiilige perionlide
gngriiie auf Stabtrntbsmitglieb
Dlid)ceI RuIlen bon Der nften @aro
5u MAIDEN, nad,oeln tic bereits in Der
ppriaen Sieung niii @rIno Der Nm.
griife SmpDers cine oiemIid)e beftiae
perionlihe aon.roperie gebabt bat.
ten. 9eitern bebaiptete SaDper mic
Der, oab Serr WhiIlen Der Bob" oes
StaDtratbs lei nnb periudfe oieies
baonr6 nadsiupeiien, bab er betonie,
Serr Wtullen babe ieit glniang oeS
Sabres 80 glntrdge einsebrad)t unb
6ab er aud an Jaeen, oil beuen feline
Staotratbsiibnnaen itnttfanbeu, i'm
9iireau 6cs Staotroibsclerfs 81 fin.
ben ici uno BORT elm eigenes Bult
babe. Scrr Wtuaen penpabrte iih iebr
energiib 6naeeen nls Bob" beJeid.
net sil ipcroen unb besniigte iit bann
nit Der grflariine, bdB Der aegen.
ipdrtige Stabtratb iopeit itol5 auf
oas iein f6nne, ipos er getban babe.
oenn ct babe bird)rpeg i'm SntereiieI
Der seiamniter giirseridaft ssuirft.
Serr %lnIen bemerfte, bab in
@ono Sia BON geipiiier Seite bic
9ebaliphing cirfiiIirt ipiirbe. oob bic
einjige Rctbooe, onf pslde bic ge.
ipobacr BON Bomb Sin iid cine grra.
BenbabnIinie iihern fornten, bic iei,
Oab iis fiir beg Greibrief itimnlten]
q " L. H II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Der Staotrat6
Die gewillisnnssOrbinanS fiir oaS
Siueite ealbabr ansenunlnhen.

Salppcr madt lpieber cincn gli'Grlll
auf Wmllen. - Seitlide 3eit lutro
nidlt einsefiibrt.. = Heorgallliatlon
bes 9auoepartements per5osert. =
etabtratb piro feline 6erien inter
brefen. - Ser 2ohn Der Subr'
Ieute crbSbt.
lie gemiaigungsorbinan3 fir oie
letter. feds @lonate ocs sSabres fiir
ocn Staotbausbdli gelanste in Der
acItriaen stactratbSiisung in Der
anienoirten Sorm einiiimnlig sur
annabme unS bebari icbt nur nod
Der llnteridriit bcs 9iirgernleiiters,
nm @cie5esfroii 81 erlangen.
9ie amcnoiruneen beitaroen wic
bercits beridJtet, Sarin boB Siirger'
neiiter Spieael in llebcreinitinmrns
nit Sen eeieslifeu 9eitimmlln9et
Ter ltnibcriitit unb Der Sterniparte
bic iiripriinsIi6 perIangtcn Sumnen
s,ir 8eriiigung itellte, p1breno Die
Sonbs Der Barfbeborbe uno oes Sc'
iinbbeitsamts gefiir3t ipairSen oa
oieie 0epartenents iib befanntlih 5it
Griparniiicn bon $4,000 reip. $2400
bereit erfI6rt batten. 3ie einnabmcn
Ino guseaben ber Stat fpdbreno
Ses fonlmenocu Safbjabrs weroen
iidi Iait Der amenbirten Sroinailo
nie ioIgt itellen:
Ginnab men.
GQgemeine Sieuern $1,595, ,044.05
Spirituoicn. Steuern 10000
Gigaretten.S tcuerr 100000
@eridNeoene eiunabmen 356,S21 "a
635, 10000
9eridieSenes 1885. 90
3niommcn ;. so, $50, 300, 90
ab3iisIih bes Teii5its
fir Dos eriteSalbjabr s 152,o63.4T
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08

OVhtkGhtS
ianb id mid IN dann
etrabesu entisslt4eH
Bufianb, Der burh elm
innsrss 2eioen tss'
bsigtilhrt 10 NIB g.
Wdn Buiiaao - si'
ner bsrariigsn ho4s
srabissn Nerpoiitat
6a6 20 al meine Wu'
leHsiraft bssuffis. nm
mih oufrst' BAL
ten, anbersniaas pdEs
ID bttildgtris gsircr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08

ben. Sf] mar faum I'M StaHbs, niidb out
ben s}dben 5u tsften, uab Isibif bic gsriag'
iie Nrbeit rfrmodlts i'd muir nit Der grobfsn
Nniirsnsung ~ perrifteu. Tts Nahfs
ptrmodjfe i'd nifJf Bn lhlafen unb bsm5n,
iolae NOR i'd an ndhifen Norgen binfdhiB
uH6 subtm nit sinem anbaIttaben Hopf'
itmtrs sepIasi.
Nadjbsm i'd bic ssu, 5tafas bisfsr Nls,
bijin stuomnien tat b sann Der aopf.
i1mtr, eiwas nod do..aiieH. aud sipas
SAlaf teIlie hf Gin uno nttns Nepsn
putosn etpas hdrfsr. Sd iuhr fort, bic
Nlseijin su nsbmsn, BIZ ID Mid ipis nsuss'
BORN fiiblie, unb lsbt usrmas id. fauM AZ
tsgrsifen, mie Q, m6slifi 1T, oab tdl al
neine Grbeii piebT IN psrrdttH psrfnag.
@enn immer i'd bon sintr Jrau frfo9re
bic timer autsn UisbiSin bsbari. 10 psrluag
ih gpbia .. ptnibdm's gsgeiable Com
pounb nif)t parm gsnus Su empfsbltn. -
frau Jrant Glaif, 8i46 r. Tulip
Str, RihmcHo. pa.
Srauen babcn es anberen 6raneu
erjablt
felt piersia 3abrsn, tpie apbia U. DinfbaiTs
gsoetobfe COMPOUND bntn bic @eiunohttt
ipieberperihaiit bate, psnn iie ben Srauen'
leibeu sum Cpitr gsialsn Dorsn. Tahtr
biz enprme Natfrase mad bieier Wsevin
BON benz 0.lantiihen bio sum gasiii4en
Cs.an sssnn sie nit iraenD tintm
5rausnleibm bebaftet iino. oaun ioaten Sls
sntfdi,hen lpbia q. Yinfbam's yeqstabls
COMPOUND perluden. " tpiro ~ J1rsm
9orbsil gertiheu. 99bia V. YiHfbam Ne
bieiHe Co., apHs, WaH.
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3tau usQls at6l auI1s6sIL
arauf mnb idJper Geibenbe $ilit sss
anferIett erlangt bnrdl ggbta
g. %infbam's gesefable
COMPOUND.

Midmonb, Rs.-.8ur Bet, ais i4 si.ee
Mntana nit Qpbia q. H,nitam's BtgtfacIs
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+ a n II to n.

llnier gsent in SamiltOu it
Serr Gonarb Srnd, 449 Sio Sinfte
StraRe. gea Sci. 476 ", SOme
Ebone 1851 ".
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ysadj Der gtnnabme oes Sreibriefs
uno nnd)bem Wlife Wullen niM ntebr
in Stdbtratb iet ipiiroe bic Giro
ben6abrilinie obne Sdllpierigfeit ge.
iifert fperben fonnen. yc5iiglih oieier
gebalipfiing adb oerr @lullen ote
Grttdrril1 db. bob or perionlid),
gIeibDicl ipie oie 5rcibrieiwabl aus
iallen iuiiroe, oaiiir Gorge tragen
perbe, oaB 9onb Sil Die StraBeil.
5abnIiuie erbalte.
CeitIidc 3eitred nnne
wiro niht eingefiibrt
los proieft Der Giniiibrung Der
oitIid,en 3eitredynung lit oeiinitip OBJ
aetbnn. auf empfeblung bes aonl'
mittess fir @,itteI uno @ese purSe
oas beireiicn6e @eiuh, baS bon Der
Saiioelsfainmer iiberIuittelt iporoen
mar. iammt ben iibrisen aui bic
iSragc be5iigIiden Tofumenteii 5ii ben
aften geleet. Gas aommittee benerf'
tc IN ieinem geridbi. Sab ipdbreuo
Die SonbeISfammer iiir Die einiiib.
rung Der 6itiihen 3eit lit, Der gnii.
ncb Wen's Club eesen nas proieft 1T
imb Dab aus ben @ntiporten, bic alii
cine llmfraae bin aus ben areiien
Der giiraerid)aft einIieien, berpor.
sins, SaB bic srobe Wsense Der giir'
ger fir Die Reueruns niats ilbris
bate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-21
HER FRIENDS
GOOD ADVICE
fhe Results Made This EeisilTs
Lady Clad She Followed
s!i5@e:liGn.

Nawburr, Eia.--"r'or more than :
5car," writes Myrtle Cothr"n. OF this
lace, 81 suffered w;;sh terrible pains il
ny back and head. l had . sallo8
complexion, ard GIy face WAS covered
With pin2ics. Oar family doctor oni.
ave me Temporary relief.
A fried O: r!:!c adv;sIt ne 20 Z?
Ca-dui, SO began taking It, at oHcc.
md with Tie rest results, Tor waz
:urcd after taxing two bottles, Ny
mother and my aunt have a:co Isa2a
1ardui and were greatly benefited.
Shall always praise CaITl2i 10 s.ck
and suffering women.
Cardui is n purely vegetable, per
tectly harmless. to:2iC rc.""Gy for &c
men, and will benefit JoGcs: ara 2!4-
It's ingredients are rlilG neraS. naT'
ing a gentle, tonic effect, OF the NC
manly constitution.
Cardui mas beipaG n million Totnel
lack 20 health and strength.
Have you tried il? Il no.. please
10. Il may be jus. what yo2 aeca'
g. Gri,s "a: La.-c5' v..;sc,y pe::.. cha;;:aii
.o1. Hec-i.c Ca. C.;-:t 7a'7@. l::':. i"t '>'"ii.
fT,fr,,ctiup. aui Gs-rasc tto:.. lt;a'H .;c&-S;-<
* Wsasa." seat Il Psl:a v;sc2:: 81 ssG"e-L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-21
THE CHANGE III
A CENTURY.

The century Of history shows many
revcrsals of practice One Of the
most striking Of these reversals is
now attracting attention in Great
Britain. AT the close Of The Revolu-
tionary war by which the American
colonies attained their independence
the British government found its pris
ons fiElci to overlooking and the
maintenance of the criminal class
heavy public burden.
At the saAr;e time the government
possessed several colonies which need
ed settlers, but which dir, not temp
British subjects to undertake the'I
settlement. A change in the pena
laws were made by which '7Ien were
sentenced to transportation, some fG'
q term Of years and some for life
Ship.oads Of nlalefactors were sent ou'
to Botany Bay, Australia, where pc
nal colony was established on the
present site of the City Of Sydney
Tasmania was given a penad colony
at Hobart's Town and others were eS'
tablished in the same way. As these
prison colonies became crowded prls-
orcrs were released on good behaviour
with certificates showing their rlgn'
to liberty. The ticket-of-leave men be-
came the first active colonlzerS.
In 1853 another reform was made II
the criminal cce by which trouble
some citizens of Great Britain were
given their choice Of seeking a hdre
in the distant colonies or going tc
prison. These were deported at the
expense Of government TO whatever
colony they might designate ant
quite number chose South Afrlc'
for their future homes. Today the
process is reversed. Nine residents OF
South Africa who were concerned
the recent strike on the Rand wer'
sentenced to Punishment for life, an
in the latter part OF FEBRUARY the! ar
rived in London where they were me
by thousands of enthusiastic sympa-
thizers and feted publicly at the l.
cian Opera House. Members OF the
Parliament, the president OF the Lo'
Don Trades council and many citizen
of national reputation occupied sect
on The stage and participated in thu
welcome.
These men were banished tror
South Africa for life by courts whlc'
fa7cr the rich corporations and OF
pose labor organizations that, demah
higher scale Of wages ard a genera
betterment of theliving conditions 10
white laborers. The British trad
union men insist that the home gov
crnment shall! make it possible 10
these banished men to retarn to Sout
Africa in honor. 1t is striking !liuS
tration of the changes that can tax
place in a century of time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-21
MANY EXCUSES TO
AVOID WORK.

Il has been observed that pauper-
ism is almost invariably a voluntary
condition. Many persons prefer to
be beggars, and. when once such
specimens of the human race break
the ice, they never prove of much
use throughout the remainder OF
their existence.
Many instances could be cited in
Alexandria to prove this assertion.
Good. people Of this city, animated
BY the best motives, innocently con-
tribute to make others improvident,
the latter presuming on the
thoughtfulness of those who spend
much Of their time Investigating the
conditions Of people who make but
little exertion towards helping them
selves. Dickens in "Bleak House"
in describing the worthless brick
maker and Mrs. Ifardiggle's visit to
the idler's home is not overdrawn.
The Administrative Board OF
Richmond yesterday announced that
every man out of work would be
given employment by the street
cleaning superintendent or by the
Building Inspector. shoveling snow.
They were to be paid fifteen cents an
hour. HfAHkA
Half dozen men usually call at
the headquarters of the Administra-
tive Board every day and ask Tor
work.? When they appeared yester-
day they said their wives and child
rem were hungry and had nothing
10 eat. They said they would 40
any kind Of work.
They were at once turned over to
the Building Inspector, who gave
them shovels and told them to get
busy. Not one went to work. One
had to go home to change MS
clothes; he did not come back. An
other had to meet man up the
street; he disappeared. Another had
been told b. his doctor not to walk
in the snow; he vanished. Still an
other could not 60 to work until to-
morrow; he hurried off. The Build
Ing Inspector was left with SIX
shovels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-21
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

Every dag in the yecE ioC Fort Hon,
roe, Norfolk. Newport News aGd
ooints south, viz suEerh powerful!
;teeI palace steamers.
Through connections made It Nor
folk with steamers ct the Ci5 no"!!n
on Steamship Company for New 1or'
and Merchants and Liin2r5 Stes2
hips Cor Bostc-.
General Ticket Office. 721 14tF s.
Bond Building, Washington. D. c
Phone Main 1870.
Seventh stree; VIA. ph2ae Isil
3l6O.
Alexandria wha-s foot P-iAc,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-21

BY virtue of certain deed Of trust
recorded il Deed Book 1876, page $50,
of the Land Records Of the County Of
Alexandria, State OF Virginia, default
having been made in the payment Of
tie icbt secured thereby, the unCar-
signed trustees viii offer for sale II
public auction in front Of the prem
Uses at ) o'clock p. ~. on
THE 2Sth DAY OF 1IARCH, 1919,
an IN :viie3 oao-hsif interest in
the following property situated in the
county OF Alexandria, in the State
Of Virginia, containing 25.53G acres
Of land described IS follows:
Beginning 2t a stone mentioned u
Tie plat OF survey made by George Il.
Garrett. County Surveyor, February
-. 1905, and filed in Court m the
suit OF Birch ct al, vs.. Alexander e;
al. in the Circuit court Of AtsIan zig
County, in the State Of Virginia. AID
also recorded il the LAM Records OF
said County. said stone being descrl3-
ed in plat survey as "Stone-at angie
in Hunter & Taylor b'd'y'| aGG
running thence scuthw2StWarniiE
l&79.08 feet to the point IS sac
IS" being described in said plat o.
survey as "StoNe-cocner as c!zm2G
Nv Birch;" thence running northwest
wartiy SlS.1A feet to the point c.
zcrihed in said Plat Of survey as ~. ;
running thence IS degrees 81 -
minutes East, l42018 feet; and run
mig thence South y degrees - min
r1as East, 1873 feet to the point Of
BEGINNING, being the area marked
"D' on said plat or surrey:
This interest will bc sold subject
to an existing Indebtedness Of five
th0usaasl IS, QGO) dollars. secured by
first dec Of trust upon SID prop
erty. Terms Of sgie, al ca&H., me
terms Of safe must he coTtp.!ea "ith
in 30 dav= after the day Of sale, ot2cS,
wise the said undivided Interest W,i.t
he reso!d at the risk and cost OF t&a
defaultinc purchaser, after ten Day $
MISUNDERSTANDING thereof. i teHos
Of two ll.ndrc5 aid fifty t%25oi coz
lars viii be requjgad At the time o.
sale. Taxes and al! other cn"s- ,I5
against the property VII! be al .'' 49,
to the date of tie transfer o, '.'l
title to the purchase. The t:tLs 20
be good or otherwise ire, s.: -
be declared off, .aG9 inc a3p'S,s =
funded to the pulcFaasI. 81 90. -. =,
cOnveyancirr. Notary ices. an. III. ~.
costs attending the transfer o. ~.
title shall be bo:re: br lsAe pt..esGG.-.1t'
HARREaV. B0CG.-,..
7. RICHARDSON GlEo.J-$'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-21
PROPOSALS..

Pronosals will be received by the
committees on Public Property and
Tire until 7:3O O'Clock P. NJ. Thurs
.ay, April 9th, 1911, at the City En-
,iraer's Office. and then opened, for
he erection of the Relief Heck and
adder building. Plans, specifications
M. particulars can be had at the CITY
Engineers Office. The right Is re-
,ervcd to reject shy and aliproposaii:S'
! certified check for $500 payaDic
q Thomas ". Robinson, City Trea :
,rer must accompany each propose
a guarantee that the proposer E-@o
lay he awarded the contract VII 1lf-
Isl, bend and enter contract WITH ihs
2itv Council fer the erection CT ne
uiiGing. The check to be forfeited 70
he City Council IN case Of failure OF
he bidder to whom contract may &c
varied to furnish acccptap!e
on. and enter into contract WITHIN
en- DAYS after awar5 of contract.
c. J. W. SUMMERS,
Chairman Fire Committee.
". W. BALLENGER.
Chairman COON. Public Prop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-21
PAVING.

Bids arc desired Tor paving OF con-
creting alley between Prince and
Duke streets from and including gut
ter on St. Asapn ST., to building line
On Washington street.
1st. With second quality vltr!fled
paving brick on sand base.
End. With ceuert paving on cinder
concrete base.
Material and work to be IN accord
ance with city requirements 1or SINH
lar work, anlbito be cone un?er the
supervision and approval OF the City
Engineer submit bids 10
]. X. II. NORTON
y lot. 128 S. Fairfax Street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-21
DisordcTcd Kidneys Cause Much
Misery.

With pain and misery by day, sleep
disturbing bladder weakness at. night,
tired, nervous rundown liHn and We
men everywhere are glad TO kno"
that Foiey's Kidney Pills restore
health and strength, and the regular
action Of kidneys and bladder Mrs.
Sula Barnes. Bowdon, Ga, +. i, says;
~ suffered with terrible fieadache'
b2cEache, and bearing Gown pains, 50
bad / was hardly able to get around
I took-2 bottles OF Foley's sidney
Pills ard since then ] have been en-
tircly we'll" Sold BY Z. S. Leadoeatel
{: Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-21
NOTICE TO RED MEN.

Members of Osccola and Seminole
Tribes of Fed Men are requested TO
meet at 1880 o'clock Monday night
4 112 south Fairfax street for the
,nrnosc Of escorting members of
be order from Washington who will
-ieit the fair for the benefit Of the
American Indian Guards.
,O-3t. BY order Of the committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-03-21
SORROWFUL PARTING.
(Comnnunicate:'.)

In dreadful snowstorms, such as
March is capable of, the mortal CT
young Albert Metzger was carrie.
rom the hearst TO the tomb by e'Sht
Of his frier'3s yesterday. After an
impressive service at St. MaFys
Church, where beautiful Criusic beil'-
ing the occasion was rendered, the
distressed family and friends started
the cemetery to give TO mother eartA
hat. watch, belonged to her. a 5000
Geographically so-cne who non
,red his father anil nother-WaS
Albert Metzger-and his death SO
-ourr j. a shock to those who knew
aim. He was upright in every par
.;cnlar and commanded the respect
If his employer and others with whom
q had business. But he IS no more
hc lev winds Of dying winter nor the
,racing temperature Of early SPRING
~ tho +orrid heats of summer will rot
istulb his siun1berS-oniy ms aNts'''
he cal Of the Heavenly bugle, wnen
e will appear to receive his reward
He ceased, and casting all aroun,
Ore lingering look of love:
He spirit burst the chords OF love
And WINGED It's flight above
Ard thus young Albert passed away
As flower at morning born,
That blooms on earth but fleeing
day
Ye stricken ones who linger still
This side the blissful shore; =,
Your Albert, free from every Ill., y
Will mover sorrow more.
Then let me sweep cheerful STRAIN
Access this world of ours
Ard hid you hope to meet again
Your son in land of flowers.
GEO. II. HAYDEN, 5r'