davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-29
Ssmmp aIs @eiansener in
S6berit.

SnO6beris Iiuo 1000 9Ommps uns
tsrsebraat. Hisiiss ShlatseIts tiir iie
iteben auf freism 5sIoe nabe Der
Sanbtrabe. SIN 9intsrgrunoe fnb lie
sben am Wsrt, 9ol5baradsn auf5ubdus
en- fir bic besinnenoe iaIie Saaresaeii.
sic fallen gaums, bebauen lie. itsllen
lie aui, errittsn oas Geriiit. Was ipnit
nod an Bacterial notbpsnbis 1T. lie
fert bic Wilii1rpsrlpaltung. auf gers
reanuns natiirlid, alIes miro iorsiam
aufseiarieben: iounoiODieI Suseno
RassI, iounbiOpiel Auabratmrtsr
9a9pappe uitp. gnslanb ipub ihon
5abIsn, tpenn Der ariss 81 Gnoe III.
Inter pfeiien unb Srommelilang oiss
ben, bon elmer llebung 5uriidiebrsriD,
uniere SoIbatsn bic 4anoitrabe ents
lang. anbere abibsilunsen marldieren
nit frobem 0sians Doriiber. 5ommp
itiiBi ii1 na6bsntlih auf Spattn ober
Sade unb bIidt ibusn nad.
Run lit er ifon 70 maude Wo9e
oa unb INNER basielbe Bib. Do be-
tommen ole 9suti6sn nur bic pieler
sruppsn 6rg Sommp peiB, ipie
iapsr es 1T, Manni9aftsn fir oen
WaffenbienIi in England dufsubrins
gen, ipd6renb bieIs pidslhaubigen Gers
mans nur 70 aus Der grbs su ipa6fen
iteinen. Nis ipirb SommD es pergeis
fen, ipie er naa Dem ibm Bis bahin
unbetonnten 9ismardi6sn Re5ept in
Der RGbs Don GbarlerOi siHfah ptrs
| baftet ipurbe. Wie aus Dem gootn bers
porse5auberi, itanbsn bic qreuBsn auf
bem 9abnbof, als Der nit einem enas
Iij9sn Battalion beieBie Wlilitdr5ug
ein!ieI WlaH bate geslaubt, in bic
;Sront gu ben 1ran5pisn Su iommen,
uno lief itatt bsFsn ben 0euti4en biz
reti in bic grms. Wlit sinisem RaHs
brud ipurbsn bic Jniafien gum @er'
| laFen Der Wastn aufssforoeri. Niles
ausitsisen, bic preuben iinb bo!"
Sebt befinben iib Die aIio Werbaf
| teten, pbne einsn S4ub in 0ieiem
ayisst absessben 5u baben, untsr ben
@eiangenen DON G0berib ,iE ipeftlis
! den Yreuben". GO urb nif,t anbers
Iduist bic Srtsbeitimmuns BON D6be-
rip na4 enslii6er Geographic. qonbo'
lner illnitrierts 3eitunssn iibernabmen
aus BerIiner Bldttern gbbilbunsen
pom DDbsribsr Defanssnenlnssr unh
fiigt,n in Der ertldrsuoen llnterfArifi
| Die Borte .gBeit pruTia1 binSu. 90
ndmIib nad fran3Diifdssnsliid raufs
faHung Ohslbien fammt tinem tiid'
tisen ipeitersn 2dn6itiid etHfdlieblit
grling fih I'm Beiib Der Eofdssn BE-
| finbet, bIeibt fir D0beriB ebtn nur be-
fpeitIide Strsifen bes prtubenIanbes
| iibrig.
| 9onlnp tultibirt bisies @tbist untei
preubiider asitung. CT be5ert ldnb'
| itrabsn aus, madt GsIourbeitsn. robe
oas llntraut aus Gartsnanldgen aug
1idiittet Grot duf, ipo es nDtbiptnbis
| III, u. bgI. Wir beobaGttten ibn Be
4 folder Ebdtisseis TN wprsarisn bes al
lie5oIfssisn GafristHf&aft be bsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-29
Gin gP9einlni6uoQer
kaIlenoie6Qa@(.
Rriminal Homan
bon 6 @mile 9qbpriau.
(Gortiesung.)


Gines Sases, als er iein pierunb,
slpan5isitss 2ebensjabr err.i6t bate,
ersriff Jpn Der @brssi3. Ddbrenb er
ieben beiben Wunid, i'm @sfiible feis
ner 4rmutb unteroriidsn mubte, blids
ts er in Der Welt lumber unb betra9tes
te fid iene rsihen @ei9dftsmGnner,
benen ibr Selo bic 3auberrutb. DON
~5auieno unO elmer Ra9t" siebt unb
ibr Slid tpedte Den gleib in ieiner
gruit. gr i9aute iih mad Dem lrs
fprunse ibres Rei6tbums nm, uno
fu6te ben @ussansspuntt gu srsriins
ben, BON tpel6em aus iis bic Setter
sroberllnternebmunsen eeiporbsn, unb
seipabrte, oab iie ale Bel ibrem 4nz
fanse beinabe nod tpeniger bsieiien,
als er.
Wie battsn iie iid emporsef6pun.
seH2 - Durd Sbaitraft, Ja6tenntz
nib unb &iibnbeit! Ou i9nur er ii6's
su. ts ibnen sleid5utbun unb basfelbs
3iel 81 erftreben.
9on bieier Stunbe an lsste sr al
fsinen 5rieben Jefe[n an; er seitaltez
te ni9t feinen Gbaratter, ipobl aber
isin dubsres Weien I'm. Seine gsmii>
bunsen blisben nidt frudtlos; man
iebte @ertrauen in i'm; 9llIe, bic Jpn
tannteu, fasteu: yGs ipirb inn selins
gsu!" 81
ilHs issi lag Ct tisr i'm assisr, srs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-29

ME qeIunben. Sic treiben einen Gull
tus nit Grinnsrunsen, bic ieees Hare
Oenfen in S6nen persiften!"
Ser graf tpaubelte ipieber langIam
'auf nnb ab; enblid rief er lebbaft:
Isle baben redt. glleranber, i6
iperbe reiIen, balb, morsen fdon! SD
tenne ia nod 10 blutpenis bon @ottes
f11ner Weltl Was mir als armer
aieutenant perIast seipeien, nil id
iebt in pollsn 3iisen ssnieBsn. pab!
Das 9elb 1T ia ba in SiilIe unb Sill
le! Rot lit es mein! gorienrobe foll
penigitens bic aaiten lser finpen, ba-
beba!" fiiste er III iteisenbsr Bitter
tsit bin5u.
,@eipib, Sino, seben Sic MIR erit
einmal tii9tis 9elo aus. sic miiiel
nod gar nidt, fpeld beriidenter Reis
oarin liest, bic Sepia.2appen uno
runben @olbfiidIs Obne Strupsln
burt bic Singer gIeiten gu luHsn,"
pfli9tete ibm Warter nit feinem CD
deln Bel. Bran mub erit proentlih
auf ben Geihmud comment"
so, es lit aud pabr; unb Inn Der
alatIdmdulsr rpillsn pirb es gut iein,
tpenn i9 ibrer Hdbe fir cine Dsile
entriidt bin. WahrIi9, Der 9ebante
fort5utpmmsn, sibt msinen N.rbsll
lsue Spanutraft!" rief lebbuft Der
grai.
.Gs sereiht mir Sur 8erubisung,
DaB m.in beutiger gsiud penisitsns
nod bieIsr gi6tuns bin einen Grfols
erai.It bat," Iaste Warter erfrsut.
,Wahen Sic nur balo einsn Reiies
plan, oas pirb Sic anregeu uno ins
terefiren."
,Bei Soft, Wdrter, id mar Elm
Rarr, mid po6enlans in meine alau'
+. au psridIiebsn. 0rauBen in Der
itDnen 9ottespeIt nil i6 einmal
prifsn, oh Der arms gossl. bsm man
bic SdDinseH geituBt, nod frei aufz
fIiesen lam, binpes iiber ben Wuil
pon 0OrurtbsiIen unb iossnannteu
Stanbespflidten!!"
,Sie iinb Elm pbantait. 5ino! gu.
ipeilsn bsfdllt mid cine pubrs Gnsil
lin Siell"
Der Grdf ladte ip0ttiIh auf unb
erniberte ahielsudenb:
.Run, pi.lIeitt tsbre i'd als err
niitterter, urproiaiider Menid in
bic !Seinatb 3uriid unb freie untsr
ben 4oeIsfrGulein unisrer @essnb.
SulteH Sic mir nur bic Stange, Ole.
fanber, i'd baus ouf Sic"
Gin trdftigsr Sanbebrud CAB ibm
bic 2lntpprt.
Limb nun nod eins, Wartsr. Sic
miif.u mad $. gum Batter"
Der Baron ituBts, nobel iid feline
Stirn buntIer fdrbte.
.Sa, ertlGren Sic ben Meinisen o..
lss riidbaltlos, Idrsibsn lGbt iid 70
ettpas nidt. Sassn Sic ibnen, baB
Elm unbdnpigsr @anbertrieb mid
plDsIid srfubt bate, Der mid binaus
ins Weite s0se. Suesn Sic ibnen fer
ner. bab lie iid nidt srGmen m0dtsn.
Der bort oben, Der bic 9ei3ide lenti.
pirb aud mir ben rs6tsn @sq Dor
Qugen fiibren!!"
Dd gaIOppirts sr bin, Der bieberc,
portrsffIiae Wartsr @om isenit.r aus
i6auis Sinp bem Reitsr mad. 8ie
berebt unb tlar er feline qniidtsn gu
berfe6ten peritdno. lleber bas sie.ns
Ssr5 binfpss bate sr gefprodsn, nur
nn' ben 5rsuno bon isuem Srrpss.
abaubrinsen. 9uter, treuer Wart.r!
Sino f6.ate Ieinem 2eibiGger unb
befabl, mebrere aoffer gu pad.n mi.
@arberobe, ipie er duBerte, bic fGr
ldngere 3eit ausreidte. Der ebrpiir.
bist lll6ri6 unO 5rau Roiamunb
idiitte!ten unten in Der ai6e bic
srausn a6pfe. Des ielisen grafen
SeftamentsbeItimmung narm ia
ou9 Der 0ieneridaft seniieenb 81.
tdnnt, besbalb maaten bic alien 2euz
te fid ieBt 70 eiosns 9sbanten.
(Jortfesuns folst)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-29
Grnnssisemttamsibertrasnn
Cincinnati, %. Gh.

Yblnsds .. Brabom on ebarles u.
Bauer, flint 5ub ON Der Roroisite Der
Maple apenus, 237 SUB lpeit!i9 Der
anott Strabe, 81.
6rancis u. Sooper an Sdrab 6.
Sones. Ga bel SO Sub on Der Siibs
ieite Der 5arriion Yite, aud 100 BEL
200 Sub an Der GiibTeite Der Sriuin
Strabs, TIA SUB psitIi9 Der Charles
Strabs, aud so BEL ia SUB an Der
Torbpeitede Der gbarIss Strabe unb
point 9tautp 4penus, aub so bei
TIA SUB an Der @sitisitt Der CHARLES
Strabs. 100 sSuB nSrOlia Der point
Seautp 2lbenue, aud 74.19 Sub an
Der Siibieite Der Srlpin Strabs, 100
Sub ipeitIid Der GbarIss Sirubs.
ou9 27.26 9Sub on Der Rorbieiis Der
SarriIon apsnue, aud 80 Sub an Der
0orbi,ite Der Sarriipn gpe. 81.
Charles Ban 8Iaricum on emma
RoibIs. Gtiid 2dnp in Getiion 81
Columbia SOipufbip in SpOs pari.
81.
Daniel Stroup an Wren 80. Wibs
mepr, 36 bel 145 SUB an Der Weits
ieits Der Wcpberion CTR. 81.
9eOrss e. BENG an Gborlss 6.
S6merber, 40 bel go SUB an Der
Weftieite Der airbsrt 2lpenus. aud
30 isub on Der Siifeiie Der Seton
4peuue. 81.
Rseber .. Witts an emma s.
&nnis, Stpei Cots, iebe 80 bel $50
SUB, an Der Deitieiie Der Dat Ctr.
in Dft Rorpoob. 81.
Wi6el SteieeImunn an Sarrp
aemme, Cots SO. 50S unb 500 in
Der llntsrobtbeiluns Der Steptsn
aempers 5arm in ct. Bernard. 81.
u. 3. Carbon on Carrie @arbon.
so BEL 1921 SUB OIL Der Siibieite
Der 9luguita gpsuue, 80 SUB DItIi9
Der No.tb genb Roab in Gbepioi. 81.
ssiabsaa Cooper an Sba Sane gb.
iparbs, 35 pei 22O 5ub an Der 5airs
far Mpenue. 81.
gIiiabetb u. Glenn an 6rantliu q.
9asisls. 30 bel 99.35 SUB an Der
Wsitieite Der 9urrill Cir. 81.
Waltsr Is. Mdrborf, Srniise ar
Della s. granijsr. Cots NO. 1929
unb 1924 in gss9ipoob llnterubtb:ia
lung. 800.
Jr.b. 80. 2sri5 an CHARTS $,
2lmes. Cots go. 1887. 1888, 1889
unb 1890, 1891 nnb 1902 in 8seh'
ipoob llntsrabtbeilung. au4 aOts 80
9. 10. II, u unb 13 Der SpsHtel
unb saplors llntsrabtbsilung in Rob'
mppn., aud Gots SO. 60 Der W,spers
Nenton uno SHder Srritees Inter:
abtbeilrns in Der SHsud Gnrrn. aud
Cots go. 643, 729, 737 unb 73S bei
6enrp Z. S6ulte's llpterabtbeilune
/ speits 2tbbition su Deer part. 81.
Charles $. Dimes Gn Jreo. 20
Qri3, bic psitlifen "a GuB Der SO
go. 40 in Der aeslie unb dds In
terabtbeiIun9 in gloripoob, aud 2oti
SO. 645, 730, 731, 1872, 733, 734, 735
unb 736 in 5snrp 8. GfnIte's In
ierubibeiluns. 5peite abSitipn 81
Deer Dart. 81.
Sobn poipea on Soiepb Gaiier, 5t
Bel 142.46 SUB an ber ytoroitite be-
5erbert 9lDsnue, 3o0.07 SUB SftIid
Der @lenmor. 9lpe. 81.
Norma !0ibberb uno dnbere al
Charles aeil, 9riifn, 30 Bel 151 yui
On Der SItisite Der 9fopine Gtrdbe
1876 'Sub n6rblid Der Morner Stra'
&c. 81.
sSobn 8. gdert unb unbsre, 5rl
tees, on 2ena Mabl, 44.80 tti 40s
Sub an Der GiibIeite Der auebe
Roab, aud 35.38 Sci 306.14 Sub ai
Der @iib5eite Der 3inruer qlDe. 81.
Charles Seis on bieiefbe, basitlb
! Gigsntbum. 81.
WilIiam so. 6unt an Moie 9, @se
Got 81 IN Gbatturs linttrott6siIunI
LIN MasifonDils. r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-29

DDberiber Militdrlassr ansesliebsrt
| III. Gs III @sfonesnenarbeit, nbsr ftins
Gflopsnorbeit. sic aebt gemdd]lid1 pom
itatisr. Ulan psrninimt isin boles
Wort, 4tin glntreibtu 81 Gntiigiett,
man beInerft fsinsn unfrsunoliHtn
Bid. @isIfdh 5sist Der osutid,s lanos
tpebrmann, itbtm sr islber oos @srdtp
Sur Sanb nimmt ben 2eiiisn. ipit q
ssmoht iperpsn ion, unb 5ommp ~
qans fpilIia. Gr peripenbet fogar SprSs
fdlt auf bic Mrbeit. Wander Der 0es
Tansenen fommt bonn Dorfe uno bat
2iebe sur SdoIle. Ods @ntfernen Der
groberen Steine, Sas ausjdttn bts
llntrarts mil. Der 5ano, bas 4ldtttn
bes gpbens nit oen Redlen ipiro fdus
Der unb nufinertidm ppllfiibrt. Jtot
Roite itehi unter Der Jiibruns zines
librer eissnen llntercffisiere unh ipirp
Don einem preubifhen 2dnopsbrmdnn
iiberpadt. glur Die Mannid}dften arr
beiten; Der llnteroffi3isr. Der na4 mis
liiGrifdtn Beitimmunsen 5ur arbeis
ni6t anssbalten fperben ioa, itebt oas
Bel nno ruudt feline Cigarette Die
@srftdnbisung NIT ben Deutfden ses
fhiebt burrh 9anbbepesungsn, Bonn
untsr ben 5000 gnsldnbern in D0bss
rib bsfinbet, iid fein sin5iser, Der
Seutl6 fprtdt ober Deritebt. Ddssssa
beberriden bDn ben prsubiiden Sffis
5ieren, bic ba brauben befeblistn, al=
lerbinss siniss bic snsliihe Sprd6e.
Mit ben rufiii9en ariesss.fanss.
nsn, ole anfanss aud aim 5kil IN
D0bsriB iparen, batie man in Sisisr
Siniid)t leihisres Spisl. Die aennts
nis bes Dsutfdsn mar unter ihntn
mebr perbreitet. 70 bel ben Juoen, ben
Sitlsspropinslern unb ben 2euten aus
ben beutfhsruiiii9en 9rtn5be3irten.
5iir bic HuiIen, ioipie aud fir trissss
gefdnssns 1ransoien mar aber Sobes
RIP MIR cine Durdsangsitaiion. Bran
tpar aber frob, ais man Die leute nndI
geionberien @efansenenlagern ipeitsrs
befSrbern tunute 9enu bic probe duf
bic oea,nieitioeg guubestreue ber1riplef
entente sgJldnner fi,[ in 00berib iams
mrIid id,l,d,f aus. Die ruiJiInsfrans
aDiii6e parols loutete: mir tpolIsn
81. Gnofaub,r brsid5en.s Gs aabStrsi,
tioteit,n. quffe bIisbeu nid,t aus, uno
ole greubsn mubtsn i'd, nadoridlid
ins W,ittel leaen. uub Il, otbmeten ers
leiti,rt auf aIs bic giuiIen unb ;yraus
apf,u tnbIid, aba.Idob.n ipurben. Damn
mar absr nod INNER nfdt aIIer Rom
flittsfoff beIeitiot. b,nn aud, bic Drei-
einiot.it b,s britiif,en SnIelreihes be-
ftonb 81, Qrobs nid,t. Msoa Serr REQ
mono md, 10 Isbr Isin enalaubfreunbs
Iit.s Sera i'm i,sia.n arisae entoedt
baben bi, Grfobrilaeu i'm DSberiber
aoa,r Iprsd,en a.a.n i'm. enaidnber
unb Ghoit,n a,if Der ,insn. Sr.n diif
her onSer,n gtiie mot,ten sinanber
am lisbit.n bic aup,n ausfrab.n. Wtan
fob I'D, in Doberib aeu6tbiat. bic Qeute
reaimenterrpeiis an Ionbern, 10 oaB bic
Sreu Fir iih oIleiu ihr, arbeiisn pers
ritteten. Wlariti,r,n bic Gsansr in
aclonn,u on,inanber porbei, 10 meII,r!
lie iid, nit baberfiilIi.n gliden, pdb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-29

q. s. 6eissr an Cora Sppiins.
Gets glo. !. 2 unb 15 in 8lod IS
iir@ppn,ing seisbts llnierabtbeilling.
81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23

DISTRICT COURT-Justce Stafford.
In re extension of Colorado avenue:
order directing partial distribution OF
fund in registry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23
PRESIDENT OF PANAMA
WANTS METCALFETOW WIN
Sends Letter Wishing Him Success
as Candidate for Governor
of Nebraska.

President Belisario Porras of the Pana-
ma republic has sent a letter of con-
gratulations and best wishes for success
to Richard Lee Metcalfe, former member
of the Panama canal commission and now
democratic candidate for Governor of Ne
braska.
The letter was sent through Senior Nor
ales, Panama minister to the United
States. and was received by him today
and forwarded to Mr.. Metcalfe, who is at
present in Washington in connection with
the government committee in charge OF
the opening of the canal in January.
This is said to be the first instance on
record where an executive of a foreign
land has taken even a passing interest In
a state campaign in the United States
The letter states:
TT is with the greatest pleasure that
have heard about your candidacy for the
governorship of Nebraska state. and
thereupon beg to forward to you my con
gratulations and hopes for your triumph
which will be without doubt triumph
of said state concerning its prosperity ano
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23
THECOURTS.
District Supreme Court.

EuITY COURT NO. 2-Justice Stat
ford
. In re dissolution of Eureka Whole
sale Grocery Company. receivers dis
charged: petitioners attorney. c. F.
piggs
Z Holden agt. Harris: Worthie Holden
appointed substitute trustee; refer
ence to auditor: plaintiffs attorneys.
Leckie. Cox & Kratz: defendants at
torney b. F. Leighton.
order authorizing loan payment of
debts.
HELEN agt. HELEN: rule as to receiv-
err returnable June IS: plaintiffs attor-
pey, George C. Gertman.
Soper agt. Bell: pro confesso order
ed: plaintiffs attorney. H. Winship
Wheatley
: Foster agt. Arcade Company; rule as
10 purchasing property returnable
June IS: receivers attorney, Charles
r. Diggs-
: Riley agt. Riley. order confirming
sale: plaintiffs attorney, NJ. d. Rosen-
berg: defendants attorney. T. L. JEFF
fords.
! Rurrell agt Motor Service Company;
rule as TO restraining order returnable
June IS: plaintiffs attorneys, Berry &
Minor and c. W. Bell.
CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2-Justice An
derson.
Crane Co. agt. Kelly ct al: judgment
by default for s.. $50. 10: plaintiffs attor-
ney. r. f. Hinton.
: Tolson agt. Washington Herald Com
pany: time TO plead extended to July II;
plaintiffs attorneys. Shinn & Owen.
King agt Palmer ct al. judgment on
mandate affirming Judgment of January
IS. 1913. for costs; plaintiffs attorneys.
Mcneil & Classic: defendants attor-
neys. Brandenburg & Brandenburg, c.
r. Wilson and R. S. Huidekoper.
Slayton agt. Jordan: time to reply to
pleas extended ten days: plaintiffs at
torney, Clinton Robb: defendants attor-
news G. B. Bloomer and Maddox &
.EatIey.
Commercial Fire Insurance Company
at Stellwager ct al. and First National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23
mrs. HARVEY v. WILEY
TO LEAD. SUFFRAG|STS
Mile of Women Will March to
White House Tuesday to Ask
Recognition.

A mile of women-thats what's goin g
to the White House to tell the Presi-
dent that the democratic administers
fion had better change its policys and
give recognitiol TO equal Suffrage
Leading cIubwomen from all over the
country are registering daily at Con-
gressional Union for participation in
the demonstration next Tuesday.
which is to be led by Mrs. Harvey W.
Wiley
And to make the appeal more force
full, in the lead of the procession will
march number of clubwomen, wives
of democratic senator's and represent
atives and officers of democratic or
ganizations Mrs. Charles s Thomas,
wife Of the Colorado senator. already
has enrolled in the cause. Mrs. Ed
ward Heating. wife of the representa-
tive-at-large from Colorado. also will
march. AT recent meeting of the
executive council of Congressional
Union. Representative keating made
the statement that he is greatly IN
terested in the suffrage campaign be-
cause he had never Yet cast his vote
without being accompanied by either
his mother or his wife. but that great
ly as he is interested In suffrage, he
II more Interested in the fate OF the
democratic party-and he is therefore
DESTROYS of having the present admin
Istration take the proper stand re-
garding suffrage.
Another democratic woman who will
march is Mrs w. F. Hancock. auditor
Of the National Women's Democratic
League.
. When these woman march into the
white House grounds the design is to
have them enter one at time. with
an interval between each. to represent
individual effort for the cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23

NO. 1928 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
David Goldsmith ct ux. to William O..
Snyder. lot IL, square AS: $40.
EAST CAPITOL STREET between 18th
and 18th streets southeast-Jennie E.
Abbott ct vir. William H.. to George
A. Luers and Grace p. Luers, lot So
square 1858: $40.
AVALON HEIGHTS-Jacob G. Hutchins
ct ux. to William A. Wardeld and
Violet B. Warfield his wife, lots IL
and 10. block s, SO
NOS. 522 and 524 M STREET SOUTH
EAST-Abe Blumenthal to Bernard T.
Diedrch and Henry Diedrich, lots 81
and 3S. square $50.
THIRTIETH AND NJ STREETS NORTH
WEST, NJ STREET NORTHWEST
between SOth and 31st, BOTH STREET
NORTHWEST between NJ and n
streets-Morgan r. Goddard. trustee.
to Frederick ]. Goddard, trustee, part
lot 1874. square 1896: part lot 81. square
1877; part lots IL and 10. square 1909:
part lots 20, q, % square 1877; SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23
Real Estate Transfers.

DoBBINs' ADDITION-Casper r. Tay-
Tor to Hattie l. Taylor, lot "a. square
1904, block "a: 81.
NO 712 18TH STREET NORTHEAST
Fannie A. MacAllister TO Juiius
Lindner. lot 2s5. square 1909: $40:
NO. 20 7TH STREET SOUTHEAST
Clara A. Ennis to Stewart w Tebbs,
lot 20, square 89S: $40.
ux. to Isora Arnold one-fifth inter
est in lots % and %. block 10: $40.
NO. 1913 STREET NORTHW EST
Elias s. Webb ct ux. to ]. Vernon
Stance. lot l. square east of AS;
NO. 527 End STREET SOUTHEAST
Jacob A. Jones to Anna E. Betz. lot
141, square 1856: $40.
elizabeth W. Doll to F: Eliot Mid
dleton. lot 100. square 1912: SO.
NO. 1925 O STREET NORTH EST.
Eliot Middleton to Samuel Fl. King
and Hennie King. lot 100, square
NOS. eo51 AND 205s 9TH STREET
NORTHWEST-Leo Davis ct ux. to
Wilbur F. Drown, lots 331 and 332.
square 2s75: $40.
NO. os5 10TH STREET SOUTHEAST
James B. Mcdonnell ct ux. to John
Doerr. lot 40. square 944: $40.
NO 1887 S STREET NORTHWESTERN
man w Van Sender ct ux. to Ella A.
Ridgely and Robert 7. Murray. jr.. lot
10. square 2O6: SO.
AVALON HE1GHTS-William G.. Common
to Hester E. Shearer. lot 6, block 4:
SO
NO 1874 E STREET NORTHEASTERN
guste Pier to Frank C. Greene. lot 46.
square 1922; SO.
SHERwOOD-Clara A. Marden ct vir,
Edwin r. to William ]. c. Goodall lot
49, square 4221: A75.
NO. 1920 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
!, e. Olivia johnson to Harry G. Lay
cock, lot 14s square 1884: SO.
NO. 1713 4TH STREET NORTHWEST
Mary c. Glorius to Frederick Glorious
lot 50. square 519: 81.
SOUTH GROUNDS COLUMBIA COL
LEGEspencer Ward to Marie A
| Swart and Vera F. Swart lot 1874 $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23

BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Stafford.
In re John H. Nolan. order confirming
sales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23
PAY S. 0O, 900 FOR SITE
FACING HERALD SQUARE
New York Men Will Erect 1000,
600 Office Building on
Theater Site.

NEW YORK. June 2S.-The largest
real estate deal recorded in New York
in several months was closed yesterday
when William H. Barnum and William
Everdell, jr.. bought the site of the
Herald Square Theater. at the north
west corner of Broadway and S5th
street. for s6.0o0.000. The buyers an
nounced that plans had been drawn for
a twelve story Office Building to cost
81. OO0, 900 to be erected on the site. AS
the lease on the theater will not expire
until May /. 1915, the improvement Of
the site will not be attempted before
next summer.
The property has a Broadway 'front.'
age of I'll feet, 207 feet on S5th street
and eighty-one feet on 36th street. In
addition to the theater there are sew
eral business buildings or the property.
The site of the Herald Square Theater
has been used for amusement purposes
for forty years. The first show building
erected there was the Coliseum. built in
1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23

II you want work, read the want col
umns of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23
A Clipping
+ rom the Times.

For mere song superb
Evening Gowns, Silk Dresses,
Cloth Suits Silk, Lace and Lin
gerie Blouses, Coats and
Wraps.
An idealist like Joseph
Schenker-late of 1912 F street
is worth many thousands of
dollars annually to an estab-
lishment where garments have
to be selected with marvelouslv
good taste and unerring judg-
ment.
Mr.. Schenker made the mis-
take of entering business with
too little capital in dollars,
when his services could have
earned princely salary for
himself to merely represent a
capitalist.
Mr.. Schenker leaves Wash,
ington for New York with the
reputation of being an ideal
ist.'
His ideals-his entire stock
of Suits, Gowns. Dresses,
Blouses and Wraps-are being
distributed at fractional prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23
WILLING TO PAY DEBTS.
Offer of N. NJ. Ambrose for Hospital
Refused by Directors.

A letter signed by N. M. Ambrose,
member Of Northern Dispensary and
Emergency Hospital Association, offer
ing to pay up all the debts of the hos
pital il the majority in the board OF di-
rectors who wish to discontinue the
hospital would resign and allow the
minority to continue it. was received
by the board of directors of the insti-
tuition at a meeting held last evening
and 1t was tabled. A committee OF
three was decided upon to dispose OF
sufficient effects to pay the hospital
debts.
DR.. Gibbs of the board spoke in favor
Of the letter being received, but ne
was outvoted.
DR.. Gibbs when seen this afternoon
said: you can repeat for me that the
fight for the continuance of this hos
pital has just begun.
II you want work, read the want col
unns Of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23

Fire supposed to have been started by
lightning destroyed the store and dwell
ing of Guy Wright at Cambridge, Md.
Two sons of Mr.. Wright, who were
alone in the. building. were rescued by
neighbors with ladders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-23
Children's Table
x SOC y
\ alues Up to SI.5o.

All the broken lots of Dresses.
Hats, Coats. Guimpes and Under
wear have been punched on this ia
Bile, and mothers with children OF all
ages will find bargains to delight
them. On first floor table adJoin-
ing these dresses at 88c.
Note that this table is rehlled
daily and is always deserving Of a
visit.