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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21

folgebeifen geitern auf gBeifung DON
Staotanfpalt Sfoenle Sie 4us5dbs
lung beg @ebdlts geItati,t.
r. Observation-Disclosures 6olmes ers
ndnnte geitern R. 9. greiFen, ben
SuperintenOenten Der grperintentir=
farm bon Sdmilton Gountb gum
2anbfpirtb auf Der 58uflu9is6auss
Farm nit sinem sya6resgebalt Don
$1200. Die @rnsnnung is nur tenn
porar uno s5reii'en tpirb cine gipil=
tienifpriifung beiie6en miiiien, fails
er Die Steae buusrnb Gaben min.
@m lSreitaJ Iafmittag tperDen
Die Wiitglieoer Der 6anbelsiammer
cine 8eriammlung a66alten, in mel
der ii6er bas Some Gule &nttnbment
uno Oas .probibitiOns gmenbment
bebattirt iperben lpirb. 0as '9iref-
torium Der !Sanbelstamnler ipar in
Der lebten 3eit rerIGiebentli9 angez
gnngen pornsn, cen Wlitgliebsrn sine
9istuiion oieIer GSragen gu erm0gs
li6en, unb geitern ipurbe 6eIdloiien,
cine 8eriamntlung auf Sreitnq Ra6z
mittdg I'm 4 llbr an3u6eraumen, in
nel6er bieTc beiben iSragen er0rtert
perOen folien. gu bieier 8eriamms
lung nerbsn nur WlitgIieber 3utritt
baben unb teiner Der Gebner bari
Idnger ais 5 Miuuten Iprefen.
- Die bieiigen plumbers S6omas
8. Dper, 2fnOrefp S. Nlurp6p, Rap
:. 6inen6ranb, SsD6n S. 9n9elpobl
uno Gbiuaro 8. Wlorgan, bic fiirsli6
BON ben 8unbssaroBgeifporenen in
@rie, 3d.. lpesen ongebli6er Der
lebung bes Sherman @eieBes in ben
oerIeBt pOrben ipuren.
plaibirten gcitern Dor 9unbesfommils
fdr SoIepb 9. 2lbler rni6t ihuloig"
lnh fteateu lie $1,000 giirgihoft fir
ibr Grifeinen gum prp3eb in @rie.
Spdter erI6ien Gu6 @tllinm 9aas,
in glum6er aus 9anton, o, Der
,benialls in Grie in ben Nntlagesuz
tanb perTebf porben mar unb itelIte
,feidfaQs 9iirgf4aft i'm 9etruge DOR
$1,000, na6bem er iia fir sni4t |
'Gulblg" erfldrt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
YDlitiibes.

prGfibent SObH 6. alsemeisr BON
Rspu6litanii4eH &lu6 Der 7. Warh
bat fir bsute 2tbeno abermaIs cine
grobe WGblsrperIammluHg anbc'
raumt, bic i'm 9auptqlartier an Der
Is. uno Bremen StraBe. itattfinoet,
Stabtratbsmitglieb ssrant Suttenboss
fer pito Der 9oriiber iein. gu Reb.
nsrn nurbsn geponneu bic Ssrren
9arrp 6. Barnes, Quguit 80. grud
uno Dm. :. alsin, rep. 4anbiboten
fir Rsprdientantsn, iopie Stdbtans
malt WaIter W. S9oenls uHb Staots
clert Grsb. S4nslIer.
4 X X
Die Republitaner Der ). Warb bali
ten am 1rsitag abeno ben %. Sttps
Der an Der gde Der Sit 13. unb
Dsnblston Strube cine @erlammIung
ab, fir pel6e Die Serren Nitplds
2onaportb, Gbas. s. 5arbing, 5en.
m Stt unb peter 20. DUR als Reoz
rer geipoNnsn trorben iiub.
u y n
am Sanrftaa unb Wontaa lit nod
gelssenbeit gum Reeiitriren porban.
ben unb spar fir Oieisnieen, peI9e
on ben oeissliben Resiitrirungstagsn
bur6 ititbaItiae uria6en perbinbert
nuren, iid in bic Wablsrliiten elm
traaen su Iaifsn. Die Reaiitrirung
nub i'm Bureau oss Wablratbs,
9ritter lnb Balnut Strabs, 9ei6eben
l;nb stpar in ben Stunben pon 2 llbr
Ra4mittaas Biz 8 llbr 46enbs am
Samitua unb bon 9 ll6r 8prmittass
bis l ubr Ra9mittaas ain Wontag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21

Tebistnen bes Dottors, iuelbe it perind'
te. 95iele 9suie 1aben trin 8ertrausn BI
8atentmeolSnen, aber i'd DeiB, bisie 10
aut."-5raI u. Z. &idets, 86< 9th dDs-
aue. 8et, Gepur Rapibs. Soma.
Solde parnenbs Symphonic alS oas @s-
fihl bes eritidens, 9iBanidlle, aoplpeb.
9aftnwsb, Jurd|t DOR orobenoer @etapr,
Jurhtiamtctt, @erduif in ben Sbren, Qer5-
flopfsn, ssunten DOR ben Qugeu, unre9ele
mdBigteien, 8erltopfune, psrdnoerliaes
IlDetit, llnrube uno StrpinoeI Ueroeu DON
lntslligenteE i5ruuen rshtteitig beoba9!et,
ipeld. ii6 benz GebenSabidnitte ndbtra,
mann Der arose Wehisl Der drau srwartet
virb.
9nbia Q. gintbam'S 8e9etabls COMPOUND
FART unb trditigt ben rueibli4en Grsanis'
mug unb baui baS seidwddte Nsrpenipltem
aui. gs bat oiele 5rauen pohlbehalteH
Aur6 oieie &rifs geiibrt
@enn irgeno uelfe &Dmplitatio-
nen porbanbea iinb, bic Sie nidlt Der'
jteben, 10 i6retben Sic an Die Spbta
6. Ginfbam Mebieine So. (fDHtiSeu-
tiell), Gpnn, Wtaii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Dies mnS 9as.

- Die Strdbenbabngefeni6aft 6at
aeitern Stabtaubitor 9cimann etnen
Shed ii6er $S0,613.28 ii6ernlittelt.
SicIe Summe reprGientiri bic feds
YrpSeut Der griittneinnahmen Der 9e=
ielliGaft pGbreno Der Wfpnate Suli,
9luguit uno september. Oieis Gin.
nabmen beIieien ii6 auf 81, ,343,554.s :
35 obsr I'M ettua $25, 900 tpeniger als
i'm gleideu 3sitruum bcs perfIOhenen
Subrss.
= Sm Seuerpebr Department
ipirb bemudd1it Elm ueuer ppiten ges
Ihdfsen lperSen, ndmIib Der bes Se.
tretGrs oes 5eueripebrs Departments.
gis6sr mar bieies 9lmt einfa1 ais
BAG eines glerts be5eihnet, ater Si.
herbeitsbirettor 5olmss piro bems
nGCbit benz Staotratb cine Srbinans
sugeben laHen, I'm bic geipiiuI1te
4enberun1 gu e,ipirtsn. So6dIo bic
ies geidebeu lit, lptrb Senrp SaIott-
mann, Der friiber SstretGr Der alten
Ssuerpebrtommiiiipu mar, bas 9lmt
erbalten.
Die neru polisstIerseanten,
bersn @ebaIt auf Meiiung Der Grill
bieuftfommiiiion einbebalten tporben
mar, erbieltsn geIteru ibr SeIb. Be-
fanntlih bate oie GipiIoienittommiIs
lion bic 2egalitdt Der Grnenulna Der
Setreffsnbsn in syrdge eeitslIt, aber
bas 4ppellatipnseeri4t entidieb bic
Srage gu G,unften Der Serseanten
unb bic GirilSienittommifipn bat in'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Temer

9lus unbstanntsr llriade ents
itanb seitern Rahmittag in Der Wobs
Hung BON 2tbbe Mpr9eur an Der 20.
unb Mdin Strabe in Carthage Elm
5euer, bas einen Sddoen bon $25
na9 ii9 Sog.
Sn Der 2udfpaaren 5abrit bon
Robrid Qnbreps, gfp. 33 SIt Gdnal
strobe, entitanb bur9 pus 3uriits
ih.agsn Der 5lammen etnes Sfens ein
Teuer, ods ejnsn S9aoen DON 5000
anri6tste. Die Seuerpebr tuu1te ben
9rano Ihneq d6lDI6eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Snsenofi6e 0ur66renmer
Sdeineu bic beiorsten Gitern nod am
gtarrenieil fiibrem au mOllen,

Der 14zjGbrige SarolO 8isten,
Sobn Oes Serrn Wi4ael 0isfen, DOn
2413 Sprinq @rope 2tDenue, iii mi!
ieinem Spieltameraben rnb Ha9bdr.
bem 12sidbrigen 5ranf !9erbe, beFen
Batter Quguit 6erbe, 2410 Spring
9robe Qpenue ipobnt, borgeItern
bur6gebrannt. Die 8trf3den tau9,
ten ni9t in Der S9ule oufuno lieben
iid audi ni9t i'm gltsr55auie ie6sn.
8a Ra6fori9ungen, bic BON ben gez
dngitisten 2lngeb0risen ungeItellt
iuurben, perge6ens iparen, tpurbe ods
9eri6Dinben Der 9ndben qeItern
Worgen Der ppli8ei gsmeloet. Qugen.
I9einlih baben ii9 bieIelben nit ib=
rem 8dtern nod eineu beionoers
idls6tsn S6er5 erlou5t. 6err 9isten
erbielt uGmIi9 geItern Worgen einen
Brief aus 5amilton BON ieinem Sobs
ne, in ipel6em er i4rie6, bab er unb
iSrdnt Ser6s tags Dorber OOn atpei
Wdnnern in elm Qluto gepadi unb
na3 9amil.on gebra4t ipurbeu, no
man iie in einem 3immer bes 5peiten
Gtpds in einem 9auie gsfangen balte.
Sic bdtten Elm Seniter geOffnet uno
zen Oorber geI4riebenen 8risi einsm
Dor6eise6enben SrieftrGser mitgeses
ben. 2aut poitItempel mar Der grief
am 19. Sttc6er Inn s llGr glbenbs
uufgegeben unb frantisrt. 6err 9isten
iebte ii6 mad gmpfang bss 8riefes
iofort tslsp9onii9 nit Der 6amilton
Yoli5si in 8srbinbung, tbeilte bieier
ben SahperbaIt nit, !porduf hieielbe
bic Stabt mad ben ungsbli9 9efangen
ae6altsnen geng:ls abIu9te. Natiirs
lid perge6ens. Beioe Batter fubren
fel6it nah !Samilton, ober aud ieBt
batten bic Ra4fori4ungen elm negati=
bes Reiultat. @s fonHte aud tein
Yrieftrdger qefunosn perben, bem elm
Brief unter fold ungelp0bnIi9en llm>
itGnben CUR 0eiterbef0rberung iiberz
aeben iporben ieiH iOl. Die pOli5si
ihentt Ter S6auermdr teinen 9lau.
Ben unb bic Serren Batter aud ui6t.
Wenn bic 2usrsibsr bel Ulutterns
Sleii6t0pfsn pisber eintrsffen, bann
ipirb Der Rsbritot pobl our 9anb
liedeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21

@rites Rennen- Ceiling; W2aiben
Colts un0 @eIoin9s; 512 S5urIongs:
ct. Charlotte 107, grinp 9eep 109,
Soreit @ate 109, S5monoe 109,
Bamboo 109, 9iusanan 109, q. &.
Sister 109, Gong &ead 112, Tan
Gan 112, Gunbrearp 112, Gauno-
naoe 112, Setter 112.
3lpeiteS 8ennen-SeQina; Grei.
jabrige uno dIter; 95feroe uno @eI.
birgs; 6 Surlongs; Bali 80, GuItace
107, Ebeieries 109, 9octor &enoaa
109, 4ofer 9ed 109, Gbao 9uforo
109, 8rnetorian 109, Otarf 9l.@aper
109, 9anf Bill 112, Sureget 1t4,
SafIano III, Rep Sanen ia, @.
Sulpan III.
1ritteS Rcnnen - ALLOWANCES;
3peiidbrige Stiles; 51a s5urGongs;
6leetabeue 103, Gorp W2ai0 10S, g.
6irIt 10S, Wtenlo Yarf 10S, Wnrtba
See t09, 2nhn Sane @ren los. NiB
6ielber 112, Fan Maio 112, Sltniet
112.
@iertes 9lcnnen = ALLOWANCES;
%erjdbrige lrrO Glter; 6 SurlOnQs:
SSlnrul Garf 104, 3reiumption 107,
lO7, genanet 107. Sbe
Heot 107, 2ittIe Sutber 107, 2orliie
8aua 107, Sol. WardJmont 107,
Griiler 107, 92lutnpmeoe 107, Gbar-
tier 110, Surlong 10.
5iinftes 8cnmen- ceiling; Bier
jabrige uno alter; 1 nnb 1/16
WeiIe: Wodler 104, 9eliIab 9. 104,
Warp @nn q. t09, Goppertppn 109,
SberIot Soimes 1t2, 2ooe Dan 112.
SedJites 9tennen-SeIIing; 9rei-
jGbriee; !Geile htno 70 g)uros;
ISirit 9egree 103, Mpderp 100. 2ittle
Bean 106, SSnbolence 107, glIlan
SoIb 107, 2aOp Grant 113.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
@efes.s auaegeb.n unb per.

1ariff gsfsBss augegebsn unb ber-
beFert tpsrben unb proteitiren bogegen,
bab Der europdif6e arieg bnfiir per-
dnttportlid semaht tpirb unb uns eine
erpriidenoe Steuer aiiferlsgt tpirb. Inn
bnbur9 bic syolgsn bieier geiebgez
berif6eu Mibseburt 5n milbern.
Dies, meine Wit6iirger, fann nur
babur9 errei6t perben penn sic
BEL Der RcDemberpabl pom ri9tiaen
ameritanif6en Geifte befeelt, Der re.
pu6litonifdsn partei, bic itets fir
bas Wobl beg ameritnniidsn 8oltss
einsetreten III, Sbre llnteritiibung
niGt Derfdgen"
Sn ben 8eriammlunesn, pslfe aas
berbal6 bes Sadles dbgs6dlten tperSsn
muBten, fpraGsn bic 6erren 3. ..
BDobmdnIee, paul 8oper. 9lrt6ur W2.
6nrris. ". 6. .. Giepbens, Wm.
Goliins, pdul gonnoQ9, g. G.
Stenart nnb 3. W. GoipquiG.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Die Rennsn In catGia.

Die seftrigsn Rennsn battsn folgens
bes Reiultat:
Critics MISUNDERSTANDING
uno GIter; 1 uno T. rs Reile: Sim
ME @ia, iii (gfcGabe), gepounen
Soc 9iebolb, Iii lSmaW, 5tpcites
Bonnie @Ioiie, 100 (gletcaID, brit.
ties. 3eit t:l7 2/5.
Die So DtlttileIs be5abIten: SIM
mie Sill, Straigbt $14, @lace $3.50,
Sbop $4.90. Soc 0ebolb, BIuce
$3.50, Sbop S3.70. Bonnie gloiie,
Sbop S20.10.
3pettes Heun en-6iir Wai'
Den Stiles; 5luei Sabre alt; gorie
5000; 512 SitrIones: MiB 5annie,
110 (Dscgmen), eeponnen; @ater
9itd, t10 (McGabe), 5tpeites; 5loi-
iie Grodet, 1G5 (@olins), brittes.
3eit 1:0S.
0ie 50 Wtlitilels be5ablten: WeiB
Sannie, Straigbt $500, ,IIace $3.50,
Sbom $3.10. @ater g9itt, BIace
$3.50, Sbop S4.70. 6loiiie Grodet,
Sbofu $3.50.
9rittes n-Grpiidb.
riae uno alter; 6 5prIongs: 8iIbite,
110 (Uiiirpbp), geponnen; Bob
Senslep, 105 (RepIou), 5lpeites I;
Clint, 1o4 (SnDtb), brittes. Seit
1:13.
Die 50 Mutliels be5ablten: @iI-
bite, Straigbt $6.70, 8Ioce $3.50,
Sbop 1920. Bob SensIep, 8lace
SO, Sbop $3.50. Clint SboW
$6.40.
@ierteS 9fennen n-9reii1b-
rige iuto differ; 1 Metle uno 20
yaros: Gorotbp Gean, 100 (Sma[),
gemonnen; 9faib, 103 (@roB), spei-
tes; Star 4ctreb, 109 (Warttu), brit.
tes. 3eit t:43.
Wlutuels besahItsn: Oorptbp Dean.
Strai9bt $40, place $2.70. RaIb
Qlace $3.50.
" II re VI { n II II - b Surs
longs; fir stpeiiGfriee Colts unb Gel.
oinas; g0rie $500: gOoter Bill, 104
(8tibmon). Qelponnen; McGoop, no
(Gonnellp) Slpeites, Sorit, 104,
(Murphp) brittes. 3eit lib.
Wiutuels besdbIten: 9ooter Bin.
Straight $50, plate $3.50, Sbpp
$3.50. Mc2lboo. YIace $13.20, Sbop
$500. 9ortd. S6pp SO.
Se6ites Rennen- / Meils
cnb 70 gdrbs; fir 0rsiiG6rige unb
ilter; g0rie $500: @rpectatipn, Ill
CWaott), aeiponnen; S'Reiln, 105
sipeites; 8eIiie 2atimsr.
LOS (Obert), brittes. 2eit las 1/5.
Mutuels bsaabIten: grpectotion,
Straisbt $40, pIoce S4.20, Sbotp
S3.70. S'ReiIlh. gInce $500, Sbpp
$3.50. 9effie 2atimer, SbOp $14.2o.
Sir Die belttieen &ennen rmrroen
oIge,ioe @irtragi,ngen. aemaft:
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ltnfaa.

Bon elmer Gar Der Gbeiter Nort.
9inie 1purSe geItern Dor oem Gbeiter
Yarf fsrau S5obn NfcSeee, BON $40.
702 SigblanS glpenle. @Inrpoo6, nie-
oereeitoben lu6 500 lid, cine @erIee>
itng nn 9tiiden 5iL bie Or. s 5. Oct
perbanb, pornrf iih Die Srau radR
ibrer @obntng begeben fornte.
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Srieffaften.

2erington, II. Stt.
@sebrte Reoattionl
Dollen Sic 10 frsunoIi9 ieir uns
i'm 8rieftaften Der ndhiteu Rummer
mittbeileH, nie bisl Mdnn Elm beui.
f6es glrmsetprps uno ein gatail.
Ion bat. Gs pirb bier 10 biel bts.
tutirt uub tsin WlenIa 1T bier, Der
ss peib, ia boffe, sic aIs 3eitungss
mann perben bag aaes piiTsn uno
mir ss mittbeilsn.
Qlltsr 2eier.
Qntport Der Rebattion: Gin beut.
f9es Irmeetorps BAT &C. 10000
uno Elm Battalion in &riegsSeiteu
1000 Wlonn.
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ttUNcHtH uiIO EitlBe
3tit bas Belt bhten
lniiii., neil teile an
bere 1ilie fur mi d
Sprhanb,n iei, als itiG
I'M Bett 5u liesen. Sd
nsbiH 2poin @. 8int>
bam's 8egetnble GOni>
ppune uHo isBte fnst-
ne Groeit fpri, II n b
lebt bin i'd Iber ben
BefieI bindber unb
oas 1T Giles, mas I'd;
einnahm. gS mar bel>
80 - L Ia ~
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Glap StraBe, in ben Stunbsn BON 8
Bis II llbr @ormittags unb bon 2
Bis a llbr Ra6mittdss abgsgeben per'
heu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Sram aus Soma
t6eift Anosren ,uit.
@ie Spbia 6. Tinfbam's gesetable
COMPOUND lie ipobIbebalten oar&
ben Sehensme6iel fiibrte.

esbar slapibs, s5ODa.-xBeim 9sbsns-
ipebiel lagts Der 9oitor, bGB id3 bic arbeif
The evening world., 1914-01-16
mrs. ROCHESTER HURT
As CAR MITS HER AUTO
she Had Just Dropped Her Illus.
band at His Office and
Was Going Shopping.

Mrs. Minnie Rochester. wife Of Rich
mond Rochester. President of the New
York Cordage Company. drove with
her husband TO his ONCE. No. q wall
street. this morning. and then ordered
her chauffeur % drive her up Broadway
to the shopping district. The car had
reached Spring street when q surface
oar came hurryins along behind II, and
WHEN the auto stopped for trafic at ne
crossing crashed into Il.
Crowds came running while Mrs.
Rochester was strugstins ID get out.
Bleed flowed from q deep Eash on her
FOREHEAD whore splinter Of glass had
struck her and she held her right wrist,
which seemed to bs broken.
Men opened the door Of the Limousine
AaA assisted Mrs.. Rochester 10 slI.ht.
An Ambulancs was summoned, while
sems one notillsd Mr.. Rochester. TIE
husband hurried to q. vincents Hospi.
tai. where Mn. Rochester was taken.
and - soon ~ her wounds had been
dressed he summoned q taxicab ana
took her homs to their place At White
stone. L. !.
The automobile vas % badly damased
that II had to be left drawn I'D againsi
the curbstsns for . wrsosins truck q
take away.
The evening world., 1914-01-16

don. and HART Bowdoin Of. Bishopgste.
LondoM
One-third OF the residuary estate
goes to Temple Bowdoin outright. The
remaining two-thirds Ia placed in the
hands OF Temple Bowdoin. J. y. Nor
gan jr. gthe elder Morgan was also a
trustee) and Francis Lynde ste,son as
trustees, to be divided into four equal
shares. These four shares are TO oe al.
loted and set apart for the benefit OF
the widow. the son. the dsus hter Edith
and grandson. Irving Bowdoin Kings.
ford.
Tae BowdoIn country home at New
Hamburg with Its twentyselght acres
10 given 70 Temple Bowdoin and also
the half interest Of the decedent In the
1870 acres OF land at Irvinston. west
chester County. which was forr<N iy
the property OF the elder Bowdoin's
grandfather. The daughter gets all
the land and premises at No. 81 Park
avenue.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
THREE CENT FARE
At FORT Lee FERRY
Bergen County Board Of Free
holders Likely to Order .
Reduction.

At Q meeting IN The Paiisads Public
School lase aighs q the UastssA Bergen
County Protective Association Il was
ana0Ss.ssi ~ TsssssS:Ssy waiter Bender
OF CiiRsids that at the NEXT meeting Of
the Board Of yrsshosdsrs . resolution
woull - htssaussl ee1ssang . rsaus.
etlen Of Ne fass q tie vsst Lee ferry
~ three osntG Mr.. DsaAsr pesdiotsd
hat the reeeautioa would ~ passsd ~
| Q uAanlmous vetA
The peopls eS The eastern session d
Bergen have long besa ashtin0 for Z
thrss-csnt ferry fare. The passing d
the order by the Fresholdsrs viii n
the nrst step toward nnal victory. 70 \
expected that the Public service Cor
Doratlon VIII asht the reduction ei
fares In the courts. but the Masters
Bergen Association. through the Ma
yors Of fourteen municipalities VII
urge The Yrsshoiesrs 70 Instruct thsil
attorney 20 carry On the legal aSht 20
saforosmsnt Of the order.
A. the meeting last night Major No
Clavs ef Ciinsids made an enthusiast
spsesh h ssves sf lesilgs across ~
UuGooa.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
BOWDO|N WILL. GIVES
BULK Of THE ESTATE
TO THE Wife AND SON
Famous Wine Cellar of Nor.
gan Partner for Family
and Guests Only.

The viii Of George sullivan Bowdoin.
former partner Of J. p. Morgan 4 GO,
who died at his residence. No. = Park
avenue, on Dec. 10. was filed for probate
to-day. II disposes OF an estate valued
at several millions. The testator's wife.
Jalia urinneii Bowdotn. and his son.
Temple Bowdoin. receive the bulk Of the
estate.
Temple Bowdoin will receive the his
,oric silver wine cooler which George
Washington presented 10 Alexander
Hamilton. the grandfather OF the de-
cedent. In dlsposing of his town house
and all It's contents to his widow. Mr..
Ttowdoin carefully excepted the contents
Of his wine cellar. which Is said to be
among the most famous In America.
None OF the wine, s0sne OF which Is
more than . century old. "a to be sold,
and none may share It's tastes outside
the family and guests.
The will names as executors Mrs
Bowdoin. the son Temple and ing
former partners. J. p. Morgan and J. p
Morgan jr.. and my friend Francis Lynds
stetson." and requests that all the In
terest OF the decsndent In the firm ol
J. +. Morgan . Co. be released" after
BowdDin's death.
Tho will makes these requests:
.Our residence at No 20 Park avenue
and all the paintinss (other than family
portraits) together with household
stores, except such wines a. I have
there. which I dispose Of otherwise tc
Mr.. Julia 0rinnsu BOwdoin. my wife.
II beQueath all policies OF Insurance
upon my life to my wife and in add
ton the sum OF 100000.
ITO my wife and daughter, Edith
Joint tenants and not ~ tenants IN
common. all lands may own in Bal
Harbof. Maine
Then, a. tokens of REINSURANCE
the will gives to the cousins OF the tss
tator, children OF hin uncle. Jamss Bow
doin. the sum Of esoooo each. Thss,
bensf,ciariss are James 3. Bowdoin. No
q Riverside Drive: Lillian Bowdoin o
! Tcarls Court House. B,shopgats. Lon
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q % oa1sA Mai" LEVINE saAA Ne
unAon 0sa aos,arsl. OsvsfAl Of ths as-
fsaAaaAu laagAsA suss1Shs ~ the -.
planse1sa.
2ee1Sng aaA Esaasly, leaders Of
Ne ssz1ns, SstA ~ lAAon men nat gus
men haA bssa employed 81 . cost Of
~ u ~. levine esaAnusl, snd
sAas ne sxsasury funA was why'd oat.
'TAs 6Shnsa 60 % bsssss verk
SAaa ~ go Sssaass neg saa wcrh
srsn aues0stl1ss." - saAd 1snasay
bsaGssA.
'BsAn-snootsrs" were freely used BY
the strikers q 81 tinsA and a. F1f-
tssssA street aod Avenue 4 one After
aoen. . strihehrsaksr wNs put 70 flight
By mistakes IRON the ''shoSters." Levine
sxpiainsd. and . srippiy Of The small
weapons were Kept on hanA ~ union
hsadQ,Artsra
TOTO 10 KNOCK LOYAL MEN
orr rRucko.
The flrst confessed ''tsool.pigeon'' for
the Government took the wStpess stand
nate In the afternoon. james Y. Fits
patrick. who said he gave Information
concerning the strikers 10 . messenger.
who carried u to ofncisjs Of the postal
company. gave the most damsginG evi-
dence OF the day against the strikers.
"If they won't get on. knock 'em or"
ne said liockberg told the union men In
referring TO the strike breaking natl
chaufYeurs. and he also declared that
Hoclubers repeatedly made threats
against sun. Cassidy.
Two don't want anybody shot we
can help ~" ~ said DefendasN Fits.
gerald remarked Of the strikcbreakers
lie described h0w hands Of three were
told to work together. one man TO
throw Q stone ~ q msdl truck 10 thu,
the policeman guarding the wagon
would chase him end leave the truck
ungrardsd.
TAsa Ne twe ssnaAniAg men wses "a
lisoonases ~ GAsy1Ds q NE snsisa
aaA AMY . aAtsh - tAs truck.
On election night, he said. the striker
we're told 10 take q horn In one hand
and . stone In the other.
Use your own judgmsnt ~ 10 wheth'
or you should blow your horn or throw
the stone" they we're told.
1e eeyroberatsA xsviA3s sviAsase
aboaA 2esAhssrs sestsDsnt 49, Gun'
nsa AsA Sssa sapesysA Tee 80 q
go.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
Would You Gain . Pound
A week Ter three Msatbss

Then begin taking regularly three. 1fsin
hy no nuciane tablets. which aro oede
from b health germ Of ordinary veeot ana
sorptive phCSphorus.
Physicians and chemists assert Nat this
tablet 10 very LARGELY uss1 fer tnsrsaAias
tbs weight and improving the nervous
assimilation and absorption. The food sis-
mcnts which 70 to mako blood and e0iil
Sissus are retained who's this tssat0oee b
regularly used for several montha Most
pkvsicisns and apsthseary. shsss ssSUiv
them In sealed paokaGes.
The evening world., 1914-01-16
CITY WILL OPPOSE
SPECIAL PENSIONS
FOR EMPLOYEES
Board Asks Legislature to Dis
regard Measures Urged Until
Mayors Commission Reports.

The BOARD Of Estimate made II
known to-day that It will fight any At
tempt BY city employees to push spe-
ciai pension bills At this session Of the
legislature aSd that the Governor. Sen.
ate and Assembly will be asked to re-
fuse TO accept any measure Of this
character until the report Of the New
York City Pension Commission ap.
pointed BY Mayor 0aynor has been sub
mitted.
The Board adopted unanimously the
following resolution:
T0st the Board Of Estimate and Ap-
portienment put itself on record against
any legislation regarding pensions for
or the retirement Of employees In the
city's service until after the Mayors
Commttss on Passions has made Its
final report"
Speaking OF attempts being made In
various departments Of the city TO pro.
cure special pension LEGISLATION. Comp
troiiss Preodersast said:
"whle this committee has been tryln Z
TO devise one uniform pension law out
Of the chaos Of conflicting pension laws
We now have. the advocates OF special
bodies q city employees have been busy
In the preparation of other proposed
legislation which would only add to our
present pension complications.
what We need ID not to increase the
number OF pension acts now on the
statute books. but TO reduce them. or
rather 70 combine them into one. The
present administration 10 pledged to q
reform OF our present pension system,
and there 70 no doubt but that II Ia
ready and anxious TO carry out It's
PLEDGE"
Tirsmea and police are not concerned
In to-dAy's action.