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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-09
MRS. BENEFITS SPEND
 THE-DAY PARTY

Ms. M. H. Bennett entertained the fol lowing friends at spend-the-day party at her home in West Point yesterday; Mrs c. F. Smith, Mrs. w. T. Teasley Mrs. l.. A Poole, Miss Gladys Poole, Miss Johnnie Poole and Miss Merle Smith.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-09
LADIES' AID MEETS
 WITH MRS. WORREII,

The monthly social and business meet ing of the Ladies' Aid society of the vine Street Presbyterian church was held yes- terday afternoon with Mrs C. w. Wor~, rell as hostess at her home on Cotton
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-09

Keuren, Miss Bliss, MT. Winner forpes and MT. Ray Lee sang beautiful chorus.
 Those entering first from opposite aisies of inc church were Miss Sara Fulton ana Miss Margaret Kennedy, who bore the ribbons. Next came Miss Emma kenneay and Mr Homer Silva, followed py MISS Annie Claude Brown and MT. Fred NC Glathery. The ribbon bearers and briaes- maids were beautifully gowneo III wnI'o lace and carried showers of white asters.
 Little Dorothy Kennedy ana fTano1s Brown were flower girls. They wore dainty white lace dresses over wnlte s..N
 The bride entered with her father, MT R. K. Kennedy, by whom she was gwen in marriage. Her gown was or wnite duchess satin with real lace trimmings and her bridal veil was caught wltn sprays of orange blossoms. Brides roses and valley lilies formed her bouquet. Iney were met at the altar by Mir BroWn anu his best man, Dr. Roy McGlathery.
 A reception followed the ceremony at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. K. kenneoy in Woodlawn, after which the youhs couple left for an eastern trip.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-09
Too Far to Walk

''I am a young girl and I live over a mile from stores and street cars. I am far from strong and do all the errands for my mother. I should like very much to get a girls bicycle. Do you think you could help me to get 1t? We are unable to buy one. It would also help me to get to school. We will pay express charges.
 RUTH C." had not intended to print another pe- tition for a wheel under a month, but there are circumstances connected with Ruth's petition that melt resolution. Is ther a junior member who has outsrown bicycle which Is yet in tolerable condi- ton? This girl wants to attend school without using up all her cellular tissue in getting there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-09
Wants Carriage for Twins

"I should like to know if any of the Cornerites have an old baby twin car
 riage or big sized single one for my two baby boys? They are five weeks old. My husband is a hard working, laboring man, but could not get work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-09
Learning to Walk

'sI should be delighted if some one would lend me baby walker for month or so, until my baby can walk. will return it in good condition. E. K"
 Note that the walker is to be a loan, not a gift. When the baby has out grown it the lender will have it back with compound interest or gratitude and good will to the woman who answered the appeal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-09
Veteran Wants Clutches

lost the use of my legs four months ago. Could some one give me pair of crutches? I am five feet eight inches. can pay expressage on them. There are plenty of cast aside crutches somewhere, and some one can help me. M. McK.'
 "A pair of crutches for crippled vet cram. It should be needless to enlarge upon the simple statement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-09
Artists Asks Aid


 My greatest ambition Is for art and music. Do you think that there is any one in your Helping Hand Corner who would help me get an old palate and canvas and drawing stand? I am un- able to buy new materials, or<even old. should be a most happily girl if someone should give such things to me. Perhaps some day I can send some thing in return to needy one. 1 live only for my art. I want. to paint a great picture before die if I can. know l am asking too much of you, but, then, I don't know what else to do. A. l.. R."
 Big hearted, free handed artists. loyal ever to their order, are requested to give heed to the girls plea She may never paint her great picture, but tho ambition is laudable and it should he fostered. "Who so aimeth at star shall doubtless reach higher mark than he who aims at . tree.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-09
Copy of Pallen's Poems

May I hope to secure through the Corner copy of Pallen's poem on 'Ru- baiyat of Omar Khayyamy Please reg ister my address, as I am really m
 ELLA l.. A Referred. Your fellow teachers should appreciate your want and try to supply it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-09

SOME HEEL PING HAND
 HINTS FOR THE HOME
By MARION KIRKLAND

to do all winter. That is why we can't now afford such a carriage as l need. do want to take the boys out iE the air every day. MRS. W. L."
 Further confirmation of the hypothe- sis advanced by some statisticians that an unusual percentage of twins is in- eluded in the population of this year. hold the address of wife and mother.
 Demand Exceeds Supply
 T saw in the Corner that an ear trumpet was offered by Mrs H. A. w. May I have it? I should be so thank fus to have it. Will you be so kind as to tell her to send it to me?
 MRS. A. c. P"
 The ear trumpet of which you speak left our keeping some weeks ago. Such are snapped up eagerly and within an astonishingly short time af- ter they are offered in the Corner. I register your address and am hopeful of one meant for your especial use.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
Dies snS Das.

- 9o,it Dem @odenberidt oes
ft1btiiden @eiunobeitsnmts itarben
in Der perfloiienen @ofe 107 geric.
nen gegen 131 gerionen in Der va.
raIlelpote oes porieen Sabres. Gle
9abI Der sur Weloing geIangten DE.
burten belief ii6 nui 1873 aegen 127
IN Der alcid)en @ode Sesporigen Sab
req,
- Der neus Sb.riff GeOrs. S&oii
ipirS. ipie er geiiern betannt CAB, bel
fein.m 4mtsantritt ben 2lnipali
gfoolpb grub.r an Stelle bon Wil-
liam Ssrcme ausrB gum nGOnpepanee
glsrt" ernenntR.
- 4uf fyreitas Qa6nittus bat Der
neue prdiiosnt bts 9udportb alub,
anipaIt 8inoent 8. 8edman, bic
neusn geumtsn gu siner DsriammIuns
einberufsn, in peldRr Arrangements
fir bas Sabrssbantsii, foipie fir Die
Snitalliruns Der 9earuten setroffel
iperbsn iOlIsn. 9lllsr WabrIfeinIihttii
nah lptrbtn 8antett unb Snitdllirung
am Sdmitus. 8. Sanuar. fiaitfinb.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
Oei,inbb sttstas"
Hirb am Treitas In ben Sffenhid)e't
Sdnlen besansen iuerben.

SduIiuperinteuoent Ofdnbaa 3.
Gonoon bat eeitern an Die Sdnlprin'
sipale ein Silinbfhreiben geIanot IN
peIdem er Sarauf aiifmerfiam nlaft,
bab Jrcitas BON Der gtrti 9uberfilo.
iis.Siga nIs ~@ciunobeitstag4 anse'
ieet iporocn lit nno baB in slnbetradt
Der iegensreiden lbdtiafeit Der Siga
iiamcntIib i'm Sntereiie Der beron.
ipahienoen @rneration oieier Tag
aud N BEN ofieptIideu Sdulen in
ansemciiencr @eiie begangen weroen
icllie.
s;u eieicn 3rpcde ioIen in alien
Gdnilcr an Sreitag 9iadunittag slu.
ipraden an bic 3GgIinge se.
balten iperoen, in oenen mtf Die
gsidtisfeit ianitdrcr Wabnabmcn 5ur
getdmpfing Ger Su6ertilIcie binge.
.pieien miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
@iIfsipert
COL far bic Observation-Disclosures a,i'
ben ins aeben sernien ,usrbeu.

Seitens elmer sln5abl iiioiider Ir.
Observation-Disclosures mcroen inter
Der &eit,ine Der 3peige Ro. 17S iino
t79 oes nsIrbeiter 0iina" gorberei.
tiingen gu einer iiiOiid]eI WiaiienDer.
iaminli,ng getroifen, in fpelher iiber
Die ernennung eines groBen Son.
mittees beidloIien iperben ioa, oas
iib aus @ertretern Der i1uIurtfiheti
jiibiiten Srganiiationen Der Stnot
siiiamueniett rm6 8elber fir Die lin.
teritiitiing Der iiotbleioenSen sSroer
in Ger ariees3one iammeln fol-. 3u
Der 8ornabme oieier Samnlllng fpiro
bas Ncnlmittee BON Dem uationnlen
ainerifaniiden jiiSiifen aommittce
ernGfJtiet tperoen oil beiien Spibe
Serr 9ouis Mariboa, Elm bcfnnnicr
slnapalt in gteip g)urf itebt. Gle bier
auIgebrad)ten 8eloer perben nadj
9iep Dorf seianbt iperoen, mo- als
Shosmeiiter bes Wnticnalfomnittees
Serr 5eIir W. @arburg, bon Der
@arfiirma altbn, 2oeb & Go. flr-
girt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
Fred. "A. Erschell,
2eidenbeitattsr uub Giubaliainirer
7.u. YorR Str, 21e,ppcrt, ,Sp.
1eIepbon: ecutb % unb Scntb 2e9e.
Gleranbrla cffiee: 6ilano b5, D


Die Oaptou Sdulratbe ba6er
Sen SuppIp,, Saldr. iino Sinfing
,Sonos abaeidafit uno eineu Sinfing
2ono uno Molntenance sSono freirt
mas Dem Ratbc 81 8itte fonlmt, Do ei
nm nid)t, ME porber, @elb Sn leiber
brand,t. Ter Naintenance 1ono II
Gin aIlgemeiner 5onbs, aus oem Sit
notbigen @eIoer fir SaI6re, 8orra
.be etc ge5ogen perben f0nnen. Sdos'
neiiter syobn &r,d,tei berittetc, oaf
Der SnppIp,5ono Inn $1,000 iiber5p'
gen iei. Supt. IaplOr reitte ieincr
gcridt iiber Der Sd)lilbeiiih elm unS
erfl1rie, oab Der ainoerearten in Der
3. gIpenue Sd)ule NUN nit oem re-
guIdren SdpIipitem perbui,ben lei.
Die oiiIfsgeiellifjait Oes
Speers SoipitaI b1lt ain ,sreitag eine
latag-Sieuns ab WitgIieber iino er'
ind)t, SeaDg, 9raierpen etc. niit5u'
brirger.
- Iie Gtoot 9elepue bat 10
8erionen Die nlBer glrbeit iinb, ge.
idditigine geseben. Inter Der Sci
tine bes YoIiseid)efs Seitbers iuerben
lie bic Strabeh inb ,Song.gaiins Der
Staot reinigen. Die glrbeit ipiro orei
Nodlen in aniprllh nebmen nno or.
balten bic @enannten oasieIbe Saldr
ais Die Strabeiueiniger.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03

BON aentcn nnb Campbell So. an.
fdlisben unb pirb fofOrt nm elmer
Gbarttr ndHfu4en.
Sdrnes SO. Dslls, SO. bon 52l
potpeIl Gtrdbe, itarb asitern fllrs rnf
benz er bon fsiner Mrkii In Ginein'
matt nuh 6aufe fam. Coroner Dr
Disbn aab einen Wahrfprud auI
Sob infolge eines 6er.tIdppenfeblers
WeIls binterldst feline Gattin unb ei.
men eripdhfenen Sohn.
Die Mpnitor aoge, q. of g..
tpirb beute 9lbenb in Der Cattle SaIle
an Der 1. StraBe unS Dort. eineI
9lnadbl Wlitslisosr ben .paae Rdnt'
perlsiben unb bic geamtsn Der 2ogs
erfpGblen. glad ner geumtenpdbl fina
bet Elm 8antett nit mufitalifher linz
terbaltilnq ftatt.
Die 9lrbeiten on Der Central
Bride maiden quite 5ortf9ritte unf
biirfte alien 4nifsin nah Die Bride
big gum /. Sanuar bem Tertsbr
pieber iiberaeben tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03

Die Neiuport Office fir bas Gin.
einnatier gulfsblott" befinbet iid ir
90. 339 gorf Strahe, sescniiber oem
GourtboHie, muielbft gtenisfeiteu, Nm.
Seiaen II. (. M. bic 10 ltbr 45 9Rinn.
ten Abenos entsesenstnommen mer'
ben.
aatberine S6uiter erbielt ein.
@bsjheibuna bon sSobn S4uiter unt
bic 2lufiiht ii6sr ibre a &inDer.
Sobn Sbielbs ii6srtrua an
pbillip 9oberbufdb 2 Cots in Der
Soutbern llnterabtbsiluna, 81.
Sbomas =. greisbton. 36, unt
Tlargaretbs pabton, 30, beibs Don
Cincinnati, erlunsten sinen gkfdsin
- I'm bic QnarantGne fir Camp.
bsII Gountp dufsubsben, bat ii@ gs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
Slne ariessnsabreselis
@om unsurifden paria,
met autaehstben.


Berlin, 2. DEG. Das bsuti6s
offi3i,ne prsbburedu mo4te an Msitl
nod bas GoIsenb. bstannt:
.Das llntsrbd1S bts uugarif&sa
garIamenis bat sinitimmis bic ibE
iintsrbrsitetsn ariessmabrtstln su.'
esbsibsn, ME auh bsn6disbsseri1ts
Dertras NIT ben Ser. Staaten.
.@raf aarolpi unb Graf anbraip.
bic Jiibr.r Der Sppoiition i'm unsari.
Ittn parlament, erildrten, baB ijc
fiG ieb.r aritit in poIitifhen 4ns,lt.
g.nbeiten biz nad BEN aries tntbai'
ten ipiirben. Das 9dus fHidts aud
9ribe an bic Qrmss i'm Jslbe. Iobt:
bic grrungenIHaften bes Seeres uuo
briidts 8.rtrausn In sinsn enogiiltigsn
Siss aus, Der llnsarn srobe Wor-
tbeil. brinssn fperSe.
DieaobIenptrforgunsfii fiir
bic beutf4en aritsss
i9iffeerf4Dert.
wlpntepibeo, urusuap. 2. Ds,.
= Die bieiise Sdfsnbeb0rbe perbin.
berte am Wliitipo9 ben bsutihsn
Dampfsr .Msra1, msbr aobIsu an
9oro 3u nebmsn, ais feline gunters
faiTen. gs ssiebab biss, neil bic bic
iiesn gsamtsn bic Gntbeduns semdds
bdttsn, bob bic Wadpoitsn Der .Wleru"
periunt battsn, aoblsn burd bic Bun
t.rs in ben Sdiffsraum su i1mus,
seln.
8ie .Wsra" III elmer BON ben beili.
Ijden Dampfsrn, bic bier aobIsn uHo
propiant an gorb nabmsn. Mdn
bringt bic 2lntpeisnbeit oisies DAM
piers in Wontepibso nit Der anssbtus
teten beooritebenbsn aniunft oes oeut'
Idm @eihpabsrs BON Siillen Saeon
in fiibatlantifden GefpdHsrn in @srs
binDuns.
Der britiiHs 0lbniisal1aeslb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
germiht

5rau 6. mile, aus Marion O.,
erfudte aeitern in sinem S6reibsn
bic bieIiss poIiSei. llmidau na6 ibs
rem Wdnn su balien, ipelder felt bem
s. OtiOber aug ieinsm 6timaibsori
psri9ipunbsn 1T.
9eorse Wdber, SO Sabrs aft, bon
Ro. 27e gRenner Strabe ipurb. se.
tern Der pclisei alb psrmibi asmslpet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
9okal.Dfrid)t
albseriifen
@irS bemnGdit bas alte itdbtiidje Su'
ipital, nm fir bic aunusntisnsbaae
4lat sn MAIDEN.

Sas alis ftdOtiiae Soipitui an Der
12. Strabe ipiro in Babe DON Der
8iloflG6s psrfbpnnben fem, um fir
bic prOjstiirts aonpentionsballs plaB
gu MAIDEN. Die BON 9lrsermsiiter
Spisssl Dor siniser 3sit srnauntt
4ommiiIion, biz ben 8au Der aonpen:
iionsbaas lsitsn fDII. belt seiiern sins
Sibuns i'm Bureau ibrss qr9itettsn,
Sarrp 9dts ab unb bsi6lob, ben
Stabtratb um cine geipiaisuns bon
$4,000 Don Oer ieitsns bsr Wdblsr
euteebeibenen gonbausgabe fir ben
9au gu eriub.n um NIT oisisr Sums
ME bic llnioiien Der Nbtrdsuns be-
itabiiiten 0ofpitals bsSublen gu tOns
nen. Dos Soipiiul pirp aller Wabr-
fdeinli6teit ndd nod i'm 9oufs bic.
res Wonats e.r6umt iperben unb bi.
4b6ru6arbeitsn iperbsn bnnn unusrs
3iisli4 in ansriff ssnOmmsn iuerbsn.
Die qlGns fir bic &pupeniions,
bale, bic lDi. dusfiibrlib beri4tet,
6err Sate ber.its Dor einigsr Sci:
unterbreitet bate nnb bic auberbeni
md in ben asIlerrGumIihteiten Elm.
Station Der proietierien llntersrunbs
bobu Dprisben, ipurbsn nohmals Elm.
aebenb er0rtsrt. Gs III natiirlih Tsbr
leidt m0sli6, bab fie ppr ibrer befis
niiipen ginnahnie nod Derf9iebeuen
Nenberungen uuter5oeen iperbeH. 60
ma6ts geitsrn bertits i'm Ramen DER.
fdisbsner Wlulifptrsinigunsen Der
Stabt !6err Qll6eri gbatfielp ben 0ors
I9lae. bab 9ortebrunssn fir sinen
Da6garttn astrcfftn iperbsn foItsn,
Der gum Qbhalten BON aon5erierl
benust iperbin fam Gin berarti.
ger @urtsn lit in aanias Glib in
8erbinbunp nit Der bortisen itGbtis
f6sn aonpsntionsballe gsf1affen NOR.
ben unb bat alIssmein Gnilans sss
fnnpen.
Die aommiiIion fpirb fobclb bsr
Stnbtraib bas psrldngIe @elb beipil.
liet bat, anasbote sinfprbsrn, iotpobI
fir ben abbruh bes alter 5pfpiialss.
bdubes, ME aud fir bas yortibaffen
Der gaulbf6ae nit ausnabms Der
8adfieins, bic BET btm gfeubau tpisbtr
0ertpenbunq finben foIlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03

90 bieIe wlagenIeibenbc finb tiirdj
elm einfnHes Me5ept BON tcgetnbili'
iden DeIen gebeiiert tpor6eu, tpeIfes
einen g9icagoer Mpotbefer BON dro'
niidem Wageti., 2eber. urt6 Durrt.
fdtarrb aiif Sabre bitlaus beiItr. 70
oab mir miinide1,, bnB Sic oieies
SeiImitteI fiderlidj Deriuden. Gs 1T
befannt nIs Diapr's iplinoerpones
WascnSeiImitteI. Cine Dolls iuirb
Sic iiber5eigen. gs berIddfft ge.
ipobnIid iinerbaIb "a Stinoen nun.
oerboae geiieriing - ielbit tn ben
bartnddigiten IdIen. Mapr's mum.
oerboIles Magen.SeiImitteI miro iest
bon aIlen apotbefern perfnuft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
Mad lanaer 3eit psrbaitei.

Den Detettibs @enier unb gerns
barbi aelang Is seit,rn Ubenb, nnd
ldnssre 3sit ben % Sabre alisn Re.
ger arhie aepis, BON glo. 798 Dii 6.
Strobe, an Der 7. StraBs unb grOabs
man in Daft 5u bringen. Der felt benz
10. Sttobsr ipsgsn Rdubes ssfudt
lpirb. Der 8urIfe bate an benz &c.
ndnnten 9ass isiHen Raifessnofsn
9lnbreip sylOpb angefalIsn unb I'm BEN
9stras ppn $33 bsraibi.
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WIS eenauielp ent,uidlen.

Der polissi tuurbs s.it.rn @benb
mits.tbeiii, oub bic SO SABRE aIt,
5elsn Soltsr, cine SnioHin hts Gong
pisp Sofpiials. seftsrn Ra6mittae
aus Der anitult ,nitpidtn III. Die
5rau mar in Der Wdidersi bsf4dftisi
unD bate einen unbetpa6ten Womeni
btnust, I'm iif Su sntfernsn.. Gin
Sobn Der aranisn ipohni No. GIG
Curtis Sirabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03

mode irobnts unb ibren Wann bei
pIan bes porbereiisten G6fpinbels
auseinunbepgsieBt bate. Goitelo iplrs
be pon Steinsr ssnau irfiruiri, fpis sr'
iid psrboIten 1O[le, unb bate audl
Stsiner bas padst nit benz falidsn
Gtlo 5ursht sematd. bas gpitsao ira
gen iolIts. gs ipirb nod Elm britttr
Wann in oiefem SdtpinbeI seiu4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
Die SauStaide entriiisn.

geim paTiren Der @srt gfpap,
nabe Der @eitfpoob Mpsnus, ipurbe &c.
tern 2bsnb Jrou Marb Dunanap,
BON Ro. 2909 Wsri Roab. BON einem
glsger bic SanDtnIds nit tinem tlsi.
nsn snhalt sntriifen. Der 1b6isr
fOnnte feline s5iu4t in Der 0untsIbsii
btpertitslig.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
Wiro sariidae6rad,t.

Deitftip R. aetpis besab iit ssitern
nod Detroit. Did, nm bon bort bem
ylsgsr sSdmss 5olton auriid su brin'
gen, Der bier tDessn Wlorbes I'm erfisu
grabe aefpiinfft tpirb. 9olion fdof
Dor sinigsr 3eit ieinen RaifesenoIen
William 9bomas nisber, Der an bsr
5olsen Der erIitienen WerIebungen I'm
itdbtd@en 6ofpitaI itarb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
stin Geld m a 4.

Sin sinem aonasrt uirb Elm Slid
BON 9Gnbsl eefpieIt.
Strr (5u ieiiIem iorpuIsntsn Rad
Bar, Der fart appldubiri): .Qisttn
sic aud 0dnDel21
ga. bsfOubsrs HratbsupsI.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03
esmsrrs.issu ia . sIs "a rassn rnrirt.

slpofbefer aebeu 9sIb snrld. ipsnn gaso
CtntmeHt fifDenbe, blnbe. bInfenbe ober
ouaIenbe e1ruprrbpibfn fiitf frrirt afIise up.
pIliafiou sespdbrt etnbsJune. bos,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-03

uem QDeqe IOlgtHpes StqenlnuH. .5Hl
5all. BON Senrp OiIlinq gsgsn gbri.
iiian Dillins, gisentbum an Der
@ianb 2lpe. an ben 9ertlastsn fir
$1725.00. = sSm Sale bee @ermanio
2eibs unb gau 0ersins etesn ST,
@robmann, @isentbum in Srnae an
ben allssr fir $675.00.
= William 3. 5eplsr psrilast. i'm
Gireuitgeri9te Grant Sanbers auf
$1,000 eaabsnerfus fpegen onssbli9er
8erleumbuns.
- @om asntildp gnbe Der Gens
tral Bride Bis sur &raftanlase Der
Il. 6. 8. unb ppper Comp, an Der
glften unb SriabtOn Strabs, iperben
bcbe pfoitsn errihtet, bic bic Quss
biilfs aabel fir elettrii6e gsltl9s
tuna unb 5riebtraft trassn, i'm 5aIlc
cine Der araftanlassn In Cincinnati
Obsr Repport aubsr Srbnuns toms
men follte, ipie bieTes Bel psri6iebenen
!So6flatben seida9. Snfolse Der S0be
Der pfoften tunn Die Strom5ufiibs
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Evening star., 1914-04-18
SEVERE NOSE BLEED
STOPS 0U|MET'S PLAY
Paired With Herreshoff at West
ward Ho Against Travers
and Lockwood.

LONDON. April 1s.-Francis Oumet
was stricken with severe nose bleed
while playing a four-ball golf match at
Westward Ho yesterday. The young
champion was at loss to explain the
happening. He said he never had suf-
fered before from such an ailment and
had taken some stiff blows on the nose
while boxing without any signs of a hem
orrhage. lie recovered after short
time and wished to continue play, but
was persuaded to retire by Arthur Lock-
wood. Lockwood returned to the club
house with Ouimet.
Ouimet was particularly anxious to con-
tinue because he was partnered with
Fred Herreshoff against Jerome Travers
and Lockwood. 1t was the first time the
quartet of Americans had played to-
gether since their arrival in England.
furious east wind prevailed and
Ouimet was showing greater ability than
the other three to cope with it. 1t was a
decided improvement over his perform
ances at Sandwich and proves how the
can adapt himself to circum-
stances.
Herreshoff and Travers continued the
match alone from the twelfth hole and
the former won out by and .
Evening star., 1914-04-18
SALARY BILL IS PASSED
Representative Clark Gives House
Scare by Proposing Cut
to $4,000.

After four hours of voting the House
Yesterday afternoon passed the ieslsia-
tive, executive and judicial approPi
ton bill, carrying s36,ooo,0oo for saiaiie
for officials and employees of the gov
ernment within the District of Columbia.
The House adopted the Fitzgerald
amendment to the bill providing that all
laws be repealed to the extent that they
are inconsistent with the salary rates
contained in the legislative bill The
effect of this will be to settle forever
the question of whether many of the gov
ernment salaries now paid are legal or
not. The House also put back. at the
last moment. all the salaries that had
been knocked out by points of order dur
ing the strenuous ten days of debate.
Representative Clark of Florida gave
the House a bad scare when he offered
an amendment to reduce salaries of con-
gressmen from $500 to $4,000 and to
take away all travelling allowances and
reduce clerk hire allowance to sl,2o- 1t
was rejected owing to the quick mind
of Representative Fitzgerald, who offered
an amendment which killed the deadly
effect of the Clark proposition.
Evening star., 1914-04-18
CHANGES IN TIGER CREW.
DR.. Spaeth Aims to Distribute
Weight in Boat More Evenly.

PRINCETON, N. j.. April 1S.-Dr.
Spaeth, coach of the Princeton oarsmen.
shook up the varsity eight again, and
the permanent one. although DR.. Spaeth
will not say definitely that it is the
final combination. The shift took S.
NJ. Robinson from the second into the
varsity boat, going in at three in place
of Winana. Encouragement within the
ranks of the veterans sent Payne back
to No. 2 from No. 6, Gadebusch from
No. to No. and Quinby from No. 4
to No. 6. The aim was mainly to dis
tribute the weight of the crew through
out the she'll.
The crew had a ten-miIe row in its
new shell and using it's new set oars.
The varsity at present, according to
those who follow the boats closely. is
seventy-five miles behind its practice at
cold weather. 1t is only three weeks
before the Tigers enter their first tri-
angular race. May Q, at Princeton with
Pennsylvania and Columbia. For this
reason DIR. Spaeth expects to get his
final combination selected by the first
of the week, and from that time the
varsity program will be one of driving
practices every afternoon.
The varsity. seating was as follows:
Bow, Mckibben; two, Pyne; three.
Robinson; four, Gadebusch: five. Heff-
ron: six, Quinby; seven. Briggs; stroke,
Putnam; coxsWain. Dunn.
The freshman crew has elected Arthur
v. Savage of Philadelphia captain for
this year.
Evening star., 1914-04-18
FOREIGN COMMERCE GROWS.
Both Imports and Exports for
March Show an Increase.

Both imports and exports were greater
last month than in March. 1913, accord
ing to figures announced by the bureau
of foreign and domestic commerce. March
imports totaled s1sl ,a3n,o39 against s155.
445, ,49s in March last year, 81 per cent
of this being free merchandise, against
"A per cent in March, 1913. Domestic
exports last month were $1s3, ST.
against SIS, ,4i6, 79o for March of last
year.
For the nine months ending with March
current year imports had totaled 81 ,897.-
727,313, against 81 4O1 ,S44, 1888 in the cor
responding period last year. and domes-
tic exports $1,s39 1O7. .5S9. against 81 $751;
n43,972 last year.