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 ,"pcf men sitting in the national leg stature in Washington. They have pIoctlca.ly been in session continu ou-i, for year, and yet there is still Eeiy much of the business for which .y are employed by the people tfr,' mains undone.
 1o be sure the present congress and The extra session which proceeded it .aF" managed to get through with 'r'rr important legislation than has ,rn considered and acted upon by .' "n" congress for d great many e-*j'u. But the present congress hre had the whip and spur of an ex . ...fI.D.u Jooky in the person of Presi d'ut Wilson to keep it on the track
 President Wilson has managed t. .'"fcc and bully and threaten and 'a jol" congress to do some of its D.ti"s. but even with the incentive of his example of energy and with his e ntiuuous prodding the wheels of Legislation have ground exceeding slew.
 After many months of time vast ing, the currency and tariff bills wer" finally passed, the Alaska railroad bill was happily passed and the banking nd currency bill was passed. Other ,crular bills such as the yearly supply iil!s for the army and navy and the civil establishment. which must of n"ccssity he put through, have been passed.
 But what an unnecessarily long time the thousand and one men who slt 1T the national legislature have taken over all of this.
 There is great deal of business yet to be worked through with and congress is getting farther and far ther behind every day in the consid- ct;.tion of the many. many bills Of q public and private nature which are piing up and crowding it's col : lcndar.
 Of late years congress has been al most continuously in session when ever permitted by law to sit and yet I, is miles behind in it's work.
 With the growth of the country the demand for legislation of one kind or another grows. Tn the last fifty years the amount of legislative work de- manded of congress has considerably more than doubled and yet the meth ods of grinding these bills through the two houses remain the same.
 In an age of electricity and flying machines congress is still working by candle light and travelling by mule cal in so far as it's methods of legis- lation are concerned.
 Certainly with so many estimable gentlemen in the two houses of the legislative branch of the government NJ Hif illcdIS touiu Dt ueNlStu ny which the duties of the body could be expedited.
 The several committees are design eG to take much of the burden off of tho shoulders of the senate and the house as whole, and yet, even with this assignment of bills for consider ation the two chambers cannot keep up with the work that is increasing year to year.
 One result of this rush of business which cannot be properly considered is lot of haphazard legislation which is SO poorly constructed that 1t must be all done over again and more time is wasted at the next session in unGoing what was carelessly done at the last. This Is bad from business standpoint and it often works a great
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AT THE NEW EAGLE

Old Lewis t1urter Rye and t1s Fa nous Athetton Bourbon whisksys Distilled spring 1904 1905 bought in bond and reduced to 90 per cent by U s. government. by the bottle gallon.
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Etvy to control largest drydock or rhc Pacific for six years And Japan didn't know We had a dock there that yo0ld take our battleships
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Neityq-fiN" people burned l. '"afh at a movie show on Sunday in Java. That is one thing that cannot happen iu Nome.
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Mozart failed niserabIy at Vienna by his piano being out of tune. Have yours tuned by Ollie 5ourret and you will never farl. Phone White 137.
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SEND YOuR IAuNnRY

To the Peoples Laundry where y"ll Sili receive good work executed by none but white employees whs receive 'hE standard wages
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E.li,.'ds iai. hccause of mrnipula tion b. ':hoors. Just plain thieverv ppt n" cr" e,oI goes to jail for it. Just kr Wall street
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Emperor William of Germany !s nfiy-hve. And the only war he has ,",n able 10 pull of in all this time $ vith his son
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NUGGET MINING AND DREDGING
 MAGAZINE.

dssued Annually in October Price per copy .................. 50c Ht.ce per copy mailed .......... .55c Rates for advertising space iu any of the above publications will he mad. knrwn on application
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Richardson recommends many new r"a's and trailr Fight colonel. You '..n,eh '.- l,..a- and trails and we'll -~t tie people h lcre 10 travel them
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President makes Goethals civil gov ernor of canal zone. That will hold Ire mayor of New York for while
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PHONE MAIN 4G

Entered as second.c class matter Fo1 2C. 1907. al the posto:H at Noule Alaska. under ,h" At of Congress of March 3. 1875
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If you want to ! eep up with the pro aessj"n subscribe for tho NUGGET
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Copy for regular~~ad. ertisemeuts must be-it-Dy 10 o'clock on tie dD of publication.
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.

Heinrich Bros. Apollo Beer on draueht, also Select" by the bottle or case.
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sUsscRlPrloN RATES
CIn advance )

Nome Weekly Nugget month Soc Meme Weekly Nugget, year $500
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RICHARD RATION. Editor.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
.be Dev.. Gr.er

Mn. q. =. snifh. sf 141e n street
northwest, told the police yesterday
she lost . purse containing slis while
in bus.
G. n. Bvesest, Of Rochester. MY,
yesterday landed his steam yacht. Le-
vanter. at the lower end OF the harbor.
The yacht IL 115 feet long.
Rev. J. D. Marr, Dastor OF the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception, who died
several days ago. was buried yesterday
at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The soaual luncbeo1 Of the Mckinley
Manual Training High School will be
given In the school building today be-
tween u and 1:3o o'clock.
NerDan Rhiseberg, thirteen years
old. was reported to the police yester-
day as missing from 1453 Chaplin street
northwest, since o'clock Tuesday
evening.
DR.. J. Lawn Thonpses, who In recov-
ering from o critical operation per-
formed two weeks ago. left yesterday
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o. 9. Dept Of Agriculture. Weather Bnssu.
Washington. d. c.. May D-s p. m.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY.
For the District OF CoIanbia, Mary
land and VirEfnis-Fair Thsrsdsy and
probably Friday; not much change In
temperature, light variable winds.
Generally fair and moderately warm weather con-
tnued during the last twenty -four hours over the
Middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys. the region q
England States. and unseasonaby warm weather Is
general the Pacific States and the Plateau re-
gon. The highest temperature reported was los de-
grees at Yuma, ARR. Moderate Temperatures pre-
vailed throughout the Gulf and South Atlantic
States, and the weather has become somewhat
cooler along the northern border from Upper Michi-
gan westward TO Montana
There were local showers and thunderstoms dur
ing the last twenty-four hours in Southern Forda.
Texas, the extreme Upper Mississippi Valley. the
Northern Plains States and the Northern Rocky
Mountain region.
The indications are that fair weather win prev all
much Of the country during the next two days.
although widely scattered showers are probable in
Texas. the Plains States. the Upper Mississippi
Valley. and the Upper Lake region.
Temperature viii be somewhat lower Thursday
the eastern slope Of the Rocky Mountains. and
in the Middle Plains States and the Upper Misss-
Moderately warm weather will continue Thursday
and Friday in the Eastern and Southern States, in
the Middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys. and the
Lower Lake region.
me winds along the North and Middle Atlantic
coasts will be light to moderate variable; on the
South Atlantic cosst moderate variable, except
fresh east on the Florida coast; on the Gulf coast
fresh east: on the Lower Lakes light to moderate
south and southwest; on the Upper Lakes moderate
to fresh south and southwest. except west on
Superior.
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wANDERLUsTERs PLAN TRAMP.

The next morning hike of thefWander-
listers will take place on Sunday, May
"A. to Cabin John Run, Md.
The leader will be Titus Ulke. assisted
by Dr. S. W. Mellott. G. A Lovett. G.
\. Combs, and Chief Wanderluster John
Boyle. jr.
The scouts will assemble at District
line on the Rockville car line at a. m,
20 to Wildwood, Nd, where the car
line crosses Cabin John Run, follow the
run down to Cabin John and take the
l2:50 p. m. car at the bridge back to
Washington. The region to be visited
Is very picturesque.
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AR1Esr n snvHHwAaE FHur.

l Charged with having stolen more than
$50 worth Of siivcrwsre from the apart
ment Of Col. j. w. Rucherman. colun-
bia road and Mintwood place northwest.
Ernest J. Fo<. colored. was arrested
by Detective Joe Grant yesterday.
Most Of the sifverware was recovered.
but was greatly demolished. the negro
having whaeked II to pieces. the detect
i've declares, to prevent identincatiod.
Fox worked at the Woodley as a night
watchman and elevator conductor. Col
Ruckerman has been out Of the city
for several weeks and during his absence
the sitveruare was stolen one piece at
Q time
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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
Gideon A. Lyon, ST., s. years. Homeopathic Hos
Stal
Elizabeth p. Grigz. u year,. MI Wyoming ssenue.
Joseph F. Hester, 81, q Year,. So Shepherd
treet northwest.
Leonard L. Gut1dse. So years. sos Twenty third
treet northwest.
John p Taylor. years, ,ois Dumberton avenue
northwest
Emma Hobbs. s. yean. Georsetown University
Hospital.
Alfred b. Chem. yeas. 1873 Foursnda half
treet southwest.
Robert Z. Burgess. years, Childr.n's Hospital
aiza J. Tenly. s2 year, ISIS street northwest
Audrey +. Peck. 81 yean. Geosgetown University
Hospital
Agnes B. RILEY. ss years, 4ss Wisconsin avenue.
rtnna1lytoun.
Robert E. johnson. S years. % Fsnton street
sortheast.
Infant d Samuel and Fannie Appaebee, II days,
5o5 Champaain avenue northwest
coLoRED
Lloyd Harris. year. 81 Third street southwest
Annie Wicks 90 years. lIis Third Astrest northwest
Sale Yates. 81 years. 800 street psrthwest.
GeorEe Brown. 81 years. 60 Pierce strest northwest.
Emma p Thonpson. 80 years. sc New Haup
hire avenue northwest.
Msp J. Lewis. yean. III Twenty-nsth street
ocrfhver-
Bernie. Dodsn. months ISIS Turner ssss.s
,ortheast
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cent dividend In cash. or about ss5.ooa
the sfockholders to accept In Han 81 their
pfegsnt certitcates ct = par vslye. cer-
tincetes for the same number 81 shared
n go par value. the other no to Be
distributed ~ follows: ea.ooo to stock
holders In cash and 31skop to the SUR
piuA You would then have . company
with approximately 1B.Oooe cash capital
and 1900 surplus and Q reserve Of APP
proxtmately St2oooo. 1T ID our opinion
that II this should be done we would
have afmore evenly balanced company
and one with which We could afford to
take on more business. The company
would. thsn be In . position. to more
speedily resume the regular payment Of
dividencs."
The Congressional committees majority
report criticised the Commercials direc-
tors for having declared Q dividend out
Of the surplus In lsls In view Of the
losses that year.
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BIRTHS REPORTED,
WHITE.


George Il. and Ella u. Walker. girl.
Richard and Annie Teeple. boy.
Orbaa r. and Pearl Tem2leton. boy.
william r. and Edith Stone, boy.
James Z. and Florence, v. Scott, boy.
Joseph and Sarah K. Steckline. bog.
Arthur J. and Laura P. Stokes. girl.
Arthur II. and Cora L. Luskey. girl.
Raymond J. and Mary r. Grace. girl
]. Edwin and Lulu Goodwin. boy.
Philip and Frances Frascione. boy.
Henry c.. IT.. and Ema II. Coburn, giri
Samuel and Fannie Applebee. boy
COLORED.
Aaron and Olive Robinson. boy.
John and Rosa Pitts. boy.
Ishus and Amanda Parham, girl.
Frederick ]. and Katie Oscar. girl.
Harry and Daisy Mathews. boy.
James n. and Edith -Longus. boy.
BENJAMIN p. and Rebecca Clark. girl.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

Jesse L. Thompson, B. and Mary O. Casey, d
fer. James F. Mackn-
Robert H. Zier, IS. and Lessie v. Robey. 2. Rev.
Y. o. Roone, jr.
ciande Boyer, %, and Com Z. Muse. T. Rev. h.
ichroeder.
Harry C. Brooks. d. and Harriet SINNERS. 8.
ludge- Z. B. Kimball-
William S. Summers. 90 and Irene v. Jordan. 8.
tev T. E. McGuiszn.
Charles E. Brown. 5. and Grace E. vondersmith,
g. Rev. II. T. Stevenson.
Jesse J. Lewis, 2. AID Nettie v. Pierpont. %.
9th Of Fulton, Howard County, Nd Rev. W. /.
dcKenney.
COLORED.
c. II. Hill, q and o. 8. Brown. 2.
j. Howard, q. and N. Curtis. s.
T. W. Chase, 3 and N. Buck, le.
A. c. DiIons o. and O. Watson. q.
W. Crawford. 2, and II. Brown. %.
H. A. W. Duckett, g and s. Z. Yates, e.
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PRISONER HURTS Fo1IcE1fAH.
,.A- n.c.r-iel His. ..4 kick,

Jonn s4eCOP1bek hhs - RSks
Patrolnan n. A. Jchnsen.
Policeman Robert A.. johnson. OF the
Seventh precinct, 10 nursing two sore
shins and bruise on the head as a
result Of . mix-up with q man whom
he had arrested on . charge Of igiyins
whisky to minors
Early yesterday morning Bob saw
John Mccormick. twenty-five years old.
at Thirty-frst and n streets northwest.
and having warrant for his arrest told
him to come along" Instead McCor-
mick resisted. striking the policeman with
his nrst. and kicking him several times
on the shins. II was necessary for the
patrolman to use his baton. Mccormick
was sent to Georgetown Hospital, and
later locked up at the Seventh precinct
on q charge of assaulting an ohcer
and of giving liquor to minors. The
case was to have been tried in Police
Court yesterday. but was postponed.
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GAS BLOWS OUT BAY WINDOW.

An explosion due to an over-accumu-
lation Of gas in q washroom at 100 H
street northwest, yesterday morning.
blew out large bay window. and came
near doing serious injury to John Doran.
q bartender. and Edward Warren. . col
ored porter. who were near. Flying debris
barely missed them. The building b oc-
cupied by Daniel scaulon. q saloon
keeper
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TRUE REF0RMERs TO MEET.

At public meeting in True Reformers'
Hall tomorrow night the Rev. Daniel
L. Reed. Of Fredericksburg. Va, will
peak on THE Benefits of Organiza-
ion Mrs. Daniel L. Reed will sing,
md Mrs. Sarah F. Lewis, chief, will
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21
PLAN COMMUNITY PICNIC.

Plans for the annual community picnic
and July 4 celebration Of Petworth were
discussed At the meeting Of the Petworth
Citizens Association held In the Petworth
Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday
night.
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Local Temperatures.

Midnight, 6: 2 q m. 50; a. m. 81; a. m. 81;
a. m. 81; 10 a. m, 70; L noon, 81; p m. "a;
p. m. 8; p m. s.: p. N, 73; 10 p. m. q.
Highest, ss; lowest, s.
Relative humidity-s g. m, 81; p. m. g; p. m.
S. Rainfall 70 p m. to p. M, o. Hours Of sun
shine. A4; per cent Of possible sunshine. 100.
Temperature same date last year-Highest. 70; low
est, s..
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WILL 'FHHwALK' At BELLEVUE

At the Bellevue Hotel this evening
Charles n Wyndaham. jr.. Washing
tons Vernon Castle. and his dancing
partner. Miss Anna E. Johnson. will
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give an exhihatjou for ne Clinical -.
ciety Of washinoson Mr.. Wyndahan
b feFm1rS strdent of soDs Of ~
most popular dancing instrucf0rs Of New
York City. They wa Introduce the latest
style Of ballroom dancing
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Temperatures in Other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twentyfour hours ended
at Q D. m. yesterday. follows:
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with his wife and sen for several
months rest in lower Maryland.
1ars. d. G. Gibsoa, ~ 1oo9 OTIS plses
northwest reported 10 the police last
nisht-she lost . Docketbcok containing
sss In bills and some change.
The Heae Clsb VIII estertsin with Q
musical program tonight. Among the
entertainers will be- Miss Florence
Warrington and Mr.. 9. M. Fabian. who
VIII give vocal and Instrumental selec-
tions. .
Robert Klets. eight years old, sf S1e
F street northeast, while near the T
street bridge over Rock Creek yester-
day, was bitten In the left leg by dog.
His wound was cauterized at Homeo-
pathic Hospital
years old. Of 21s Tenth street south
east, broke his right leg yesterday
when he fell on q platform of the
American Ice Company storage at Ninth
and Water streetS southwest.
Robert DIE, ten, ef .10z5 Kenyon
street northwest. while playing base
ball near his home yesterday after
noon, was struck on the left side Of his
neck with Q thrown ball and in falling
his head struck board. cutting his
The Washington herald., 1914-05-21

forshsed. He attended ~ Dr.. H
n. Elliott.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Finest Flowers fer Brides and Grade
ates: shaRsr's Flower Store. 500 18th st
RasAaeL 9TH s.1 Q. reels asily-Aav.
ssat shell Crabs =. =. '. lsss n. Ave.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS,
FRIDAY.

o. 9. Dept Of Agriculture. Weather Bmsnu.
Washington. d. c.. May D-s p. m
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY AND
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To Rearra.se Finances.

The way the company proposes-to re-
arrange the finances 10 indicated BY the
following extract from its out-of-town
circular: N the plan Of the reduction
Of the capital and the increase Of the
surplus should be favored by the stock
holders II would result about like this:
We could pay the stockholders . - nArl
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with his wife and sen for several
months rest in lower MARYLAND.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
Eies asS Das.

- Tas Siaotratbslommitise fur
StraBsn unb pdrts fpirb an Jreis
tag Worssn feline S6ritie na6 Gum
minsrile ipenben unb bort nit Wers
iretern pon giirserpersinisunsen it1
bariiber idliiiiis tperbsn, mo- bic IN
Gumminspias esrpiinihte Offentlihe
9eSarfnibanitalt errihist ipsrben lou.
= Sas unier Der 6nnt'i6en ab.
miniiiraiion auf Wunid bes Wlunls
sipal Bureau Of ReIeard i'm Bureau
bss Gtabtaubiiors sinsefiihrte 9u9s
fiibrunasIpitem pirb bemnddft fpieber
abaeidafft perbsn. Das Spitem bat
Iif ols Iebr tpmpliisrt unb baber
oubercrbsntlih unbefritbisenb eripies
fen ultb bat aud i'm boben Graoe bds
wiibfanen bss Gtate Bureau Of llni>
iorm attountins berborssrufsn.
= 81. apengiommiiiiOn Bat ss.
tern bic 5ransferiruns Der ioleenoeE
Sdantli3enIen sutssbstben: Miliam
goIImnn an bic Gtanburb Sbenter
Co., go. 1910 9ine Strabe; Glarenee
Stosrsr ON glbsrt aeller, Ro. 1512
ainn Gtrabe; 2tIbert Bolton an Ssrsi
midb a.rn, 30. 49o2 Wain apeniis.
Roripopb.
- MpIes 3. glau, tsr felt Iiebsn
sabren als graminator fur oas
State gursai Of Uniform aeeountins
tbdtia eetpeien, ipirb am enbe bes
Wlonats aus bem Staatsbisnit ihets
BEN unb pirb iid bann mad eiflsr
iursen Rubepaui. aIs gudtrsrpers
eiablieren.
- geDrse S6ott. Der nadfte Sk'
riff bat aeitern aIs Miielieb Der itao.
tiiten Boring. .Gpmmiiiion" Isiisnirt
uub su ieinsm ylafiolssr fpurSs Don
giiroermeiHer Gpiesel Der praitoerlt
Der Barre Granite 60, Sarrp Y.
Bad erndnnt.
- gelssenili1 zines Diners. oas
feute bi. Real GIiaie Grdanse I'M
6ptsl MsetropoIe gisbt, iperben giirs
GermsiIter 4. g. Gpi.seI unb Cider
beitabirettor SOAn R. SOlmss DE
Gbrsnsaits fsin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
Yienalid, Hott
1sbt Der Werfnaf Der @eibnad)ts'
iissel BON Statten.

!.
Der gerfduf ber Weibna4tsfesd
gum Beiten Der Observation-Disclosures
iit lofpeit siemlit flOtt BON itattsn ssf
sangtn. 2aut elmer grfIarung. bic
sejtern 5err aribur goben, Der Setrss
tdr Der aisa abgub, finb iotpeit 81
OO6 9ieseI pertaufi iporben unb bic
Ginnabmsn bierfiir beliefen iiH auf
$97O.36. 5iir stnei siesel purben
IL sebn Dollars besablt uno bic Bers
tGufsrin mar Grl. Surab 8. 5elbsrt.
fpelbs BEN 0srfaufsitano TN Poitamt
porifebt. 9rsi Siessl bradten je finf
Dollars; fir Elm SiessI tpurben $3.50
besabIt unb eli Sieesl bradten je
einen Dollar, ipdbrsub Die iibri9sn
SieeeI gum Rsnuipertb, ndmlih einsn
Gent pro Slid periauft fpurbsn
SIN aaufs bss geftrissn soses ipurs
Sen stfpa 25 ipeitere g,rlaufsitaiiontn
fir Siestl srOffnei uno 5ipar meiii in
srob,ren 9ei91ftsn unb lueitere gers
fuufsitdnbe ipsrben BON bsute an I'M
gtiritb iein. Der g.rtauf Der Sic
aeI in bsm aoDer Sss Clinton, oes
@ibion unb bes Saplin 9otels nimmt
am IL. 8e5ember ieinsn Infans.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-02
0ertast
Snt iidj Der 0iitriet 1Oaro Of Com
plaints notbstbranssnsr Weiie.

Der Diiiritt Boarb Of Complaints,
Der ernannt porben mar, I'm Be
fGperben sesen ansebli9 5u bobe
Gieuereinf&dbung porSunebmsn, bat
ii9 seftern fiji immer Deriast. obihOn
nod eenasenb 9lrbeit DorbanSen mar.
Inn Die gsb0rbe seraums 3sit gu be-
iddfiisen
Die @ertasnng mubte erfolgsn, neil
bic sSriIt, ipel1s Der geb0rbe DON osr
Staatss Gteueriommifion fiir ibrs
5bdtigteit geIebt tporben, am geitrissrl
9ase abIief. 5robbem Der Diiiriet
goaro nit 6pdbrud ssarb.itet bat.
mub er Tod, an bic 500 1efdrperben
BON giirsern sesen bic ansebIi4 su
bShe geIitaerans nnerlebist Iahtn.
neil ibm eben bic 3tit ntansslte, Disls
5ille su nnisriuden uno 5u srleoisen.
Die lebtsn Rebuttionen BON Stsuers
ipertben, bic bon Der 8eboroe gemdht
ipurben, iparen: arippeHborfsS Sitts
mann 60. $212. TOO; Cincinnati 5oris
Shoe & .SrDn SO. $59.610; Stroips
bribee 2itbosrapbins SO. 100000;
SD. 6. Sliton &c SO. $70.319 unb
Gbarlss 6. NurraD & go. $500.
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WsS%srt.

Die gleupurt Office fir bas pGin.
tinnatier gulfsblntt" beiinSet iid in
slo. $50 gprf Sirafe, seseniiber Sem
Gunrtboaie, wuielbit Nenisfciten, Gn'
,cigen II. /. III. bis 10 llbr As 9iinn.
len IbcnSs entgegengenOmnen wer'
ben.
- Die Yplisei tpurbe BON 2erinds
ton, an., aug telesrdpbiId erfu6i,
bic 4usItelung eines @beI6sins an
Charles ghimel %, unb Gillian 9lns
Derion, 16 Sabre alt, gu perhinbern.
= .tn elmer Sibuns rer Stabts
fommiiidre, Der Elm Sngenieur Der
StraBenbabn @eisGi9aft beipobnen
pirb, pirb beute @ormittaa bag 9es
Iu6 Der geppbner an Der 3. unb geed
ape. fir nidt seniissnbe Strubenr
babns Transportation beiprohen ipers
hen. Mun bal ii6 bereits auf cine
81" Coop eeeiuist unb nirb bic Straa
benbabn geieGi9aft Cars big CUR
0ritten uno gse6 qpenue ipGbreno
Der ,RuIb" Stunben ldufen laiien.
= Sm Stabtseridt puros MilIiam
MuIIen, Elm 9riinpaarenbauiierer tpes
cen @sbrauds BON falIdem Waab ai
$40 unb aoiten perurtbeilt. Srau
Bruce Don go. 130 Sit Sedite Stras
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