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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-28
PLAN TO BAR ALIENS
ASA|D TO UNEMPLOYED
One of Solutions for Problem Sug-
gested at Conference
in New York.

NEW YORK, February 2s.-The prob
lem of the unemployed and proposals for
its solution continued to be discussed
today by the delegates at the second
days session of the first national con-
ference on unemployment under the
auspices of the American Association
for Labor Legislation and the American
section of the International Association
Of Unemployment.
Suppression of Immigration so long AS
there is an unemployed class in this coun-
try was advocated by several delegates.
Other plans for dealing with the problem
include proposals that the conference call
on the federal and state governments to
establish labor exchanges and that labor
be distributed at government expense.
Did Not Encourage Mob.
The demonstration made last night 10y
several hundreds of men out Of employ
ment, demanding that they be allowed
to sleep in the Second Avenue Baptist
Church, was said today to have 10 con-
nection with the conference. The mob
formed after listening to n speech by an
agitator, and besides visiting the church
went to several East Side police stations,
police cleared the stations after telling
the leader that 100 men could be accom-
modated at the municipal lodging mouse.
The program at the conference today
| included general meeting this morning,
| followed by a luncheon at the city club,
| when q permanent campaign against uli-
| employment will be announced.
Employment Agencies Criticised.
| y sharp attack on government en-
| ployment bureaus, many of which have
| been established throughout the coun'
| try in an effort to solve the problem OF
unemployed, was made today by VIII
! liam NJ Leiserson at the second days
session of the conference. Mr.. Leisersor
| is superintendent of a public employ
ment bureau at Madison, Wis.
officials of these bureaus" said he
| have either mismanaged the offices sc
that they have had to be discontinued
or else they have performed the duties
perfunctorily and in wholly in
| effective manner"
| There are, according to Mr.. Leiserson
public employment offices in eighteen
| states and sixty cities As a whole, hs
| stated. they had been manned without
| merit and their work was crude. 'Dut.
| he continued, "the lack Of success has
| been due not to unsound principles. but
| to the general administrative ineffi-
| cheney Of government work. An organ
| lied market for labor is needed for the
| same reason that other markets are
| needed to eliminate waste. to facilitate
exchange and to bring the supply AM
| demand quickly together.
! 1.-THE state then, in spite Of its pres
cnt inefficiency. must be relied upon tt
| organize the labor market. There mus
| be no tinge Of charity to the enterprise
| All that is necessary to make a success
| of those bureaus is that the public
| shall insist that officers be appointed
| for merit alone"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-28
AN INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC.

Personally conducted tours of these shops have been
arranged for Monday, March ,, from 1000 am.
90 and :oop.m. to 400 pm. All who In
terested cordially invited make this inspection,
feel confident of its mutual advantage. guide
will be furnished upon application at the Superintend
ent's Office main floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-28
The Screen-Making and w oodworking Shops.

omY ERE are manufactured all cabnet-made insect
INH\ proof wire window and door The finest
ILL., lected lumber is brought here the rough carried
~ through the various processes by the modern
machinery and skilled workmen, until it per
shaped and smoothly finished substantial holdings
which are then assembled for special order work
Screens made for all kinds of windows and doors;
square-top, curved-top, bow windows segment top
and elptical- shaped-aso Tor all kinds OF porcheS
special screen that be easily removed
has been especially designed by ior sleeping porch
We thoroughly equipped to take OF
usual and difficult problems in Screen Work for every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-28
The Metal Plating and Finishing Shop.

e11NEPLATING and finishing of house
ILL., hold utensils, electric and gas chan
L]UN deliers and bathroom fixtures; brass
+ beds and other metal wares, repaired
and restored to original finish, to any OF tie
standard metal finishes. such as nickel. Fler
isl brass. antique. oxidized silver. statuarv
bronze, dull and polished brass and oxidized
copper. We also manufacture here the griIls
used on our cabinet screen doors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-28
The Awning Shop.

@o7oI L make all kinds OF Awnings lor
UlU doors and windows for private
WY dwellings, Office or store build
ngs. including drop awnings and
specially designed roll awnings ior sleeping
porches MI fixtures used are galvanized iron
attached to the house with brass screws, rer-
derng them rustprooi. Only John Bovle,s
best awning materials, guaranteed iadeless,
are used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-28
Seek ZeiderIs Services.

Some OF the Well known players win"
have left the ranks Of organized ball for
the new league will he found with teams
other than those having signed them.
Rollie Zeider, New York American in
fielder, who was supposed to have been
awarded definitely to Chicago. may be
lost by Tinker in the shuttle today. 1t is
said that Brooklyn and Pittsburgh both
will make strong bids for him.
The club owners al the league meet
after the managers are through, it was
announced. but both sessions promised {"
be protracted.
Mordecai Brown Of St. Louis and George
Stovall of Kansas City We're the first
managers to submit a complete list OF
ball players to the club owners. Neithei'
would make public his lineup, but each
claimed to have strong team. Both
Brown and Stovall expect to add some
good men before the season starts.
Reports that Hal Chase. the Chicago
Americans first baseman. was WaNeriEs
between resigning with the White Sox
and joining the Federals could not be con-
firmed here. Stories from the coast indi-
Gated that Chase was "hold-out" and IL
was intimated that only the reserve
clause held him for the White Sox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-28

| 1t pays to read the want columns OF
The Star. Hundreds Of situations are
d4!ed through them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-28
About This Mdrn Equipped Plant Located
on Washngons Shopping 1hooughar That Comprises the Following

UphoLstering Shop Metal Plating and Finishing Shop
Window Shade Shop DrQpery Shop Aunng Shop
Mattress Shop, Picture Framing Shop
Woodworking and Screen Shop W00d-Fnishing Shop
o11 believe there many Washngtonans who pass the
Nl large of Woodward Lothrop and who visit
the lower floors yet entirely unfamiliar with the
completeness of their manufacturing plant the diversity of work
capable of being done in the shops which they maintain:
They occupy eighth foo building
skilled
machinery eabe the highest
katm prices.
which could be done
except personal SUPERVISION From small beginning the max
of
embrace branch of tn upholstery manufacturing business
adjunct
Ourp atrons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-28
The Upholstery Shop.

,m1N THIS shop Old Furniture is brought
carefully taken to pieces and thoroughly
Ill rebuilt then covered with any 81 rls c>-
tensive line of tapestries, silks Oh. velve,s
shown in our Upholstery Department. The
repairing reupholstering OF furniture. the
making OF cushions or the recovering OF same
are speciality OF these shops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-28
FED MANAGERS
SORT OUT TEAMS
Two Hundred Being Distribut-
ed at Secret Session
in Chicago.
BROWN AND STOVALL
HAVE COMPLETE LISTS
Reported That Hal Chase of White
Sox Is Considering Jump
to Outlaws.

CHICAGO. February 2s.-Seycn mar
ayers of tine Federal League met in secret
session here today TO sost OFT their teams
from the go more players the league
leaders claim 10 have signed. TIE MIS-
ing manager was Otto Knabe of the Eal-
tinlore team. whose train was reported
delayed. Managers William Phillips 81
Indianapolis, Larry Sciilaiiy of Buffalo.
George Stovall of Kansas city. Mordecai
Brown OF st. Louis, William Gessler az
Pittsburgh. Joe Tinker of Chicago ari'l
William bradley OF Brooklyn Were IN
hand.
bradley will represent the BrooNll u
team. Temporarily, at least, and it was
limited that he might get the place per
manently should Robert Il. Ward. the
Brooklyn owner. fail in his efforts 10
| persuade Christie Mathewson or SAM
| Crawford 10 undertake the leadership
| 1t was rumored, too, that Gessler ac-
cepted the Pittsburgh place with the IN
derstanding that he might retire TO The
ranks if another manager satisfactory to
/ his bosses could lie found
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geted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-28

Representatives. from these M0bS al5eulS at tie
command Of customers to suggest, plan and gree
free estimates for any Of tile 1uied classes Of sCork
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1ies mnb 9as.

= RObert 80. Stptt, Der Rotite
Recorb gIsrt bes Staotratbs, bat gea
fern feline Rsiisnation einsereidt.
-Dilfreb Munbb.nt, Ta. S.TlDnn,
sSrant Mtgbrb, gbarlss Rorbboff, 8.
Wittsnbers unb Jrant Rutterer, bic
BON ben Diitritt Stsusr giIshOren
McGartbD uno 9oran ais @ruHSs
sisentbums 9tbiddbsr ansetslt lpors
ben iino, besannen seitern ibre Sbd>
tigteit.
= Der Gitp Club tpirb am Cams
tag feline geamtsn fir bas laufeube
Sabr .rpGblsn. Die aanbibatsn iinb:
prGiiosnt, Rsp. @sorse u. sbaper; 1.
8iSs prafoent profeHor Srsoerid
6. S0ids; 2. Yi3s prdiibent, Robert
g. Wlarts; Setretdr, Ralpb 6. Glart;
Sdabmsiitsr, Better Rotbi4iIb; 9is
rettoren, WilIiam Dunbar unb 9llfrso
gettmau.
- Der Miittertlub Der 9ine Str.
Sdule bat beidloii.n, bic QdbtlaFen
in Der Sdule auf eisene Goitsn forts
sufebsn, ba Der S4ulratb betanntli4
infolse feinsr sroBen s}inan5iIsmme
auber Stanbs III, bic llntoiten fir bic
3laNsn fsrnerbiu gu trasen. 9ln BEN
llnterri4t nsbmen jsBt 80 Grausn
tbeil.
- Der &onpentionsfonbs Der Sdus
belstammer 1T nunmsbr auf $70,046
seitisssn. Die 9siiteusrn am ssitris
gen Gage beIiefen iib auf $500.
Sm Ssbreip Union college pirb
am Samiiag Der @riinbertas sefsisrt
unb bieie Jeier finbst nm brei llbr
Na4miitass in Der aap.IIe Der anitalt
iiatt. 2lnipraden iperb.n bon prof.is
Tor SenrD GHslanber unb Serrn 2ouis
6. Wann ssbdlten, pGbrenb Der Gbcr
Elm biibides prosramm 3ur Sur4s
fiibrung brinst. Oas publitum 1T
su Der Geisr einssIaben.
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gbarp.Jmqueit
.Ecr CORNER ipiI inter al;tn nmltat'
ben ben nnonbmer Sricfidreiber
in bem Sgarp 5aa ieititeaem.

@pbl ieIten Bat elm SS5nqneit bern
Coroner 10 piele Sorgen bereitet, wie
Der sSnquelt iiber ben 200 0es IS
Sabre alten Carbohydrates gma-
,tuel Sbarp, iuelber am Is. Mdrj
nnbe ben @eleiien Der 9. uno 8. g.
@. Giicnbabn an Der State gluenuc,
idiuer perlebt alifgeflmOen iprroe,
ino flr5 na6 ieiner einIieierung in
Seton aranfenbauIe peritar6. Goro.
uer 9r. Soertmeper gelangte in geiiB
zines S1reibens, in iDeldem ange5e-
ben ipuroe, oab Sbarp lti6t eineni
llniaa, ionoern oas Opier eine5
lle6erfalls gerporben 1T. 9ieGeteftips
Ottoman uno 8edmoH paren in
oieIer @rmittelung tbdtiJ unO fanben
aud ben dnse6liten anonBmen Brief
i6reiber. 9oh tonnte ni4t feitgeItellt
iperben, ob Sbdrp eines getpaltiamen
5obes qeiiorben 1T. 2lls 3suge tpuroe
glpbe 8erean BON SO. 2727 Gaitsrn
9lpenue auf ben Stan6 9erufen. Ser
gan ga6 5u, baB er ieit ieinsn SUI
aenbia6ren nit S5arp auf SriegsfuB
itanD, beitritt aber, Der S4reiber beg
anonpnen 8riefes gu IeiH. 6ierauf
bittirte linn Der gorDner peri4leoene
Wlale ben anonpmen Brief unb es
itelIte lid beraus, oaB Der 3euge bic
Ielben Dorte ipie in 0em Original
in berIelben @siIe falif bu3itabirte.
Cine aDpie bieier Dittate tpirb mil
bem Originalbrief einsm SdnbiArifs
neSadDsritdnbigen 5ur geguta6s
tung iibsrgeben tperoen. aergan ga6
an. baB er als Yripdioetetttb tbdtia
lit, aber i6on 5fpeimdl bel perI6ieoe1
nen Gjelegen6siten perbaftet puroe
Coroner Or. Goertmeger ipiro nod
anbere 3eusen perneRmen, ebe er gu
einem 8erbitt selangt uHb er befrd9te
ben Staatsanipalt pogue, OBJ oer
Shreiber beg anoHDmeH griefes be:
trait iperben t0nne.
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@rnnbciacntGums Sdn6lcr finSct
nenes Gcben in Der criten SOie baH
Magr 9iemeOg.

9. g. goper, S6aBmeiiter ltub
@eibdftsleiter ser ngtelp GoerIanb
Steal @Itate gr6ange" in SoIeoo
glal6te, oaB ct Dem Sooe nabe Jet.
Gr lit an Storung oes Wtagert5 ltno
oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ltno iein
3uitano mar ie6r entmutbi9eno.
gr nabm Wopr'S tpun6erboaeS
Ma9enbeilmittel. Damn le6te er mic
Der altf uno fonnte ipieOer ellen. @r
gepann neues SSntereiie am 2ebea.
3 SO. @oob, Serrn 8oper's aoms
pa9non ifrieb:
.o0ieies Setlmittel lit iiderIi6
eine Ser aroBartigiten @eoi5iner, bon
nelden id ie gebort babe. Dlein
&onlpagnon Derau5ga6te $4,000 on
berii6nte g(er3te NIT Dem geriu6e,
cine 9eIIerung 8u er8ielen. gr ialbit
gIaubte ungefd6r Bis gum 20. Sep
tember le6en 81 f0nnen. @r bat brei
DOZEN SSSbres Seilmittel5 eingerom'
men. SSSeBt fam ct eiien lm0 i4lafen
obne Storing."
Serrn @omer'3 Grfa6rltng par
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9erioaals Voti3ea.

SIN bogen sitter bon 81 SSnbren lit
aeltern Serr 5rie0rid 81.
g 6uermann, eiuer Der dlteiten
lno ongeiebenoiien belitifen gionicre
BON Snmilton GoiuitD, aus Dem Sc.
ben geidieben. Der gntihlaiene, DER
nus 2embriif in Sannoper ge6iirtig
mar, fam I'M Sabre 1857 mad Sd.
milton GoiIntp uno lit ieitoan I'LL.
unterbroden bier anidiiig gelueien.
gln nGberen slngeborigen fiiterlabt
Serr Sfiiermann 5Iuei 2od]ter, ei'
net S6ipiegeriobn, bier Gntel ulb
mebrere Neifen ino Nidten. Wiit Der
s5nmiIie 6etrduern oen Seimgang Die.
ie5 lpateren 0fannes Die oieien
Sreunoe, Die er ii6 i'm Salie Der
Sabre our6 iein fernoeutid)es @eien
lno ieinc berporragenOen 9barafter.
eigeni6aiten 5ii errperben gelpuBt
bate. Gie 9eeroiaung iin0et am
Samitag Rahluittag Inn ein llbr
bonn Srauerbalie oil Der 8riOgetotun
Roa6 III Gopeoale ans itatt, uno Die
.9eiiesung eriolat lin balb 6rei llbr
auf Dem 8eutidIen grot. GrieSboi all
Der Carthage SSife.
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Gin jaber 1Ob
eonis .. aocnig ans Detroit anf benz
s. s. nnb 3. gabnbof pun eintm
Sersidlas betrofien.

Die ppli5iitsn Msban unb 9oes
fanosn geitern abenb auf ben Stiifen
bes s. 8. II. 8. 9abnbpfs beipubtlos
lissenb einsn sutsetIeifeten, unsefGbr
60 Sabre alten Wann auf unb lieben
.0enielbcn 5iui1blt naH Dem itdotiiden
Soipital bringen, no es iid bsrauss
itellte, bab Der Sob bereits einsetreten
mar. Der Wsritorbene iputos oann
mad Der Morgue gebraht, unb Die
geamten bortislbit fanben in ieinen
Saiden perI6iepsne papiers, pelds
befdssn, bab ber So0te Der ungefdbr
go Sabre alte 2ouis g. apenig aus
Detroit, Mid., 1T. Cine an ibm gea
funOsne aarts CAB feline aDreiIe, RD.
210Ia Berlin Strabe ino bic Sbnt.
iate an oab er elm @ertreter Der
Yfeifier greiping 60. in 9etroit lit.
9lud ipurben an inn 5ipsi golssne
llbrsn, pisle WsrtbiadsH unb Sipsi
0epadideine fir na9Oetroit beitimms
tes GspGd gefunoen. Der goroner,
Der BON bem 0prfall benaarihtist
ipurbe, itsllte feii, bab 9err aoenig eis
nem Ser5iflng erleeen lit. Die ange.
b1risen oes 2ooten ipuroen telegra'
pbiidI bon ieinem slbIeben benah'
tiftigt.
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Mnfdae.

- Charles ReilD, bon SO. 534 SO.
a. Strabe, tpurbe geitern, nit einsr
Wunbs am &opfs, ins itdOtiI4e 9Os
ipital aebradt. Gr bate iiA bic
Wunbe BEL sinsm Stura in Elm S4aus
fsnIter, Rp. JOG Wsit 5. StraBe, 3lls
se5ogen.
9luf ben 2lnlagsn Ter pennIpls
bania Giienbabn on Der Gaitern ape.
gerietG geitern RdAmitide Der Gis
isnbabnarbeiter Ydtrid Weeban, go.
1886 @labTtone 9lDsnue, tpobnbaft,
apiiden Sipei DagsOns unb trus ben
grud mebrsrer Rippsn bapon. Der
8erun9Iiidte ipuroe nu6 Dem Suten
Samariter Soipital gecra6t.
- geim Sinabiteisen in ben aeller
beg Sauies Po. 933 Weit 8. Strabe
iturSte aeitern gfa9mittag Der Sduss
meiiter Sreb Gpers bic Stufen bina6
unb 5og IiA ben Srud oes linten geis
nes 5u. Gpers tpuroe Hah bem ltdos
tif6en arantenbaus gebra9t.
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E emer.

- ssrau 0iitblsin. Satin bes @aits
ipiribes WiIliam @iitblein. mar gss
iiern in ibrer Wobnuna an Der free.
man Npenue unb gort Strabe bamit
teihGftiai. ein aleibunssitiit nit
8enain au rsiniaen. als bic gliiiiiaieit
plSbli4 SSeuer fina. Die frau idrie
laut nm 6ilfe unb ipnrbe bic feuer.
ip.br aur 2lbl6f6una bes entitaHbeHsn
9ranbes bur6 einsn Stillalarm Der.
6siaeruien. Das &lsibunssftiid bers
brannte pollitdnoia. elm beionbtrer
Shdben entitanb niti.
Gin tleines fSener sntitanb aes
fern Woraen in Der @erfanbt.Qbtbs
luna Der u. g. 2ithoaraphina 60. in
gsortpopb, lpelhss ieboa burh ben
automatii6en Sprentlers abael0i9t
ipurbe. Der 9rdnb sntitanb in aItsn
@oIappsn unb III bt- Sdaben mini.
nal.
Die 5euerpebr ipurbe ssiisrn
absnb na4 Sem Sauis 20. 425
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SoentiH5irt.

Geitern Ia6mittas SeIang es, bic
un6etannte Jrau, ipelfe am geittpO6
gl6eno BON elmer 8orortba6n, an Der
Jairfar unO 8oobburn 2lOe., in be-
ipuBtloieu 3uitanSe nab Dem gethes'
oa Soipital gebradlt iuuroe, nit Be
itimmt6sit 5u ioentifi5iren. Die 5rdu,
ipel6s 5eitpsiie aur geiiunung lam,
CAB ibren Hamen als Gi55ie Collins
ober 2i3sie 0oipling an. Sur6 bic
3eitungsn tpuroe Der Gltte Der 6rdl
auf ben @orsans aufmsrtiam gemd4t
uno er begab iih seitsrn Na4mittag
na6 bem gsthssba SOipital, ND sr IN
Der grtranttsn feline G1ttin Srau GIis
ia6eth gpllins srannte 9as Ghepadr
ipobnt go. 304 -Sf g. -Strdbe. 5rall
Collins bat sinen SalagdnfaIl erlittsn
uno lit porldlfig nod ni4t transports
fdhia.
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G6iffsnahribteH.

Rem gort, 26. mdr5, 9tnast.
,,&nssia" BON Warieille; nSdiierWils
helm Der @roBs" bon Bremen; n2uiis
tania" BON 2iDerpooI; Europa" BON
Nedpel.
2lbseg.: .9lmsrita" nad !9amburg;
rGsSric" mad 2iberpooI; nariitiania'
fjoro" na6 Bergen.
2onorn. 9lbges.: nMinnetpasta"
na6 Rep gprt.
8enua. anget.: rGaIabria" BON
Rem gort.
Sopre. angst.: n2a aOrraine'
Don Reip gOrt.
Gibraltar. glneet.: .garonia"
BON Rep gurt, nua Reapsl. 4bssg.
.5runconia" na9 Rem gort.
Queenstoipn. 9lbgea.: ygbm.
ric", ppn 2ipsrpool nu9 Bottom; st
2ouis" mad Rep gort.
QiDerpool. 9lns.: .Werion
Don 9bilaoslpbiu; .9ictprtan" Dur
Ct. Sobns, q. .. abseg.: .9lnbonta
na6 Bottom; Baltic" na4 gsr
Yort.
80 ito n. 2lnsst.: sgretic" bon gsa
nua.
p6ildbtGpbid. Qbg.: rManis
tou" nd9 glntiperpen.
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Jn(aneIelcgrapO
Risftser &OblensrGber'
nreif nrnht a M 81

Htetger IT plen 81 q be r :
itreit brobt am 1.4pril.
gbicaso, ST., 26. MGr3. gli!
bsm eritsn Qlpril psrOsn 375, 900 Rob
lensrdbsr in alien 9erspsrtsn Der
@ei9tobl,nItaateH bic 2trbsit nie0srz
legen. Die llntsrbanblunsen nuroen
bsute einseitslt, ba bic @rubenbeiiber
pon Sbio nit ben aobIensrd6ern gu
teiner Ginigung tommen tonntsn. 9as
our6 tpsrben aud bic dnosren brei
Staaten, Weitern penniplpaniu, Sns
biana unb sSlinOis in Witleibsni9aft
ge5ogeu.
prdIiosnt So6n 9. @6ite ertldrte
seitern, bab eine 9srsinbarung nit
ben onosrn brsi Stodten pohGufig
nift eetroffen iperben tonnts, es aber
nidt ausssidlofen iei. oab bic 9lrbeit
bier ipiebsr aufsenommen peroen piro.
4usplaubern BON 0isn It.
gebsimniiIen perboten.
Gbicagp, 81, 26. Mdrs. @eil
bic psfblihen 9lFeTOren gu pisl ses
plaubert bdben, bat bic Steuerbeb0ro,
cine OrSre erlaien, babin lauterb, baB
Igliiefrren aus ibrsa SteaunssH sut;
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Bauer abenue serufsn, ba III Der
Wobnuna Der syrau 6annie Sdiebz
mann Elm fleines 5euer ausgebroden
mar. ssrau S6iebmaIH< bate WSbef
nit 9erpentin gereinigt, ais lie nit
benz feu6ten 2appen einsn brennenoen
@asofen al nobe fam, ipoburd cera
iel6e s5euer iing. Ginige dlte &leis
bunesitiide fpurben burh ben fortgss
iporfsnsn 2dppen in 8rano gsIeBt,
poburd, elm G1aben bon So anseri6z
let ipuroe.
Ourf einen Stiadlarm ipuroe
aefiern 9lbenb bic 5eusrfpebr nad benz
6auie Hp. 646 Ri9monb Strabe ses
,rufen., ba bur9 einen f6abbdften
Sdornitein elm tleines 5euer unter
Dem SaGitubl entItunOsn mar. Sas
Sdus ipirb BON Der Nsgerfamilie SO.
Sones beipobnt. Ter angeri9tete
SGaben lit minimal.
Dur6 bitte Hauftpolfen, ipels
DIE lid, aeitern a6enb in ben 9amens
ipsiIeiaal bes betannten Reftaurunts
BON 80. S6uler an Der 9ine Strabe
ersofen. temG6tiste ii9 Der Sur Sins
nerseit in betrGdtii6er qln5abl anpes
ienben @dTte cine nsine Qufrsgung.
Die @emiit6er berubigtsn ficb jebof
idnel, als bic bur9 einen Stilldlarm
bsrbeiaerufene Jsuertpebr eri9ien unO
feititeate, baB es ii9 nur I'M cine
feline Rubperbrennrna in Dem
Gdornitein banbelte. Gin Saaoen
entitanb ni9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-27
4leine Ypliseinamrihten

= patrid aellp, ipel6er an Der
Deibel glDenus einsn aeibitaa betre!pt.
ibeilte Der gpIi5ei ben Hamen zines
Wannes nit, ipsl6em er am Sisnitag
Elm pfero unb Wagen lieb. Ter
aunoe Fat Bis jebt mas 9eIpann no9
nidt tpieoer d5geIiefert.
- Die Spielers2lbtbsiluns bss De-
tettipz departments perbaftete seitsrn
Raamittag- gum pisrten Utale osn
Barber Wortimer Sunning BON No.
1904 sSreeman 2lbsnue inter Der 8e.
I9uloielmg, WettSsttel in leinem ges
iib Su bdben. Die gecmten fanoen
cine Giearrentiite poller WettSettel in
einem Sol5iduppsn bintsr ieinsm
Sauie oeritedt.
- Der Ra6tpGdter W. Sug6es
DON Der 2fnbrsp Msbmer grab 60,
an Der patterIon StraBe, tbeilte Der
polisei seitern nit, baB er in Der
Mittipo9 Natt 5ipsi Oerbd4tise pers
Ipnen in ben Qlulasen Der 6irmd ans
getroffen babe. 2lls er bisislben psrs
treiben tpoIlte, felerte elmer Der Bur.
I6sn auf ibu, irdbrsno Der anoers nit
eirtem Stein mad ibm mari, tporauf
Su9bes ieinerieits Seuer auT bic Wers
tG9tissn erofinete. Die 9uri4sR ents
tamen i'm Suntel Der Rd6t.
= Setettipg na6men geItsrn ben 80
Sabre alten Sobn Senion BON No.
1131 Race Strabe unb ben 48idbrissl
Wear &uipnsti ron 30. 1908 Central
@penue ilnter Der gei6ulOisuns Der
Seblerei in Daft. Die Mdnner batten
9aternen, 2sberrttmen. astten uno
3anssn, pelde aus Dem 2absn bes
@rmleber So. entipenoet ipdren &C.
tauft. Der Oisbitabl purOe unsebli3
bon oem Ha9tipddtsr Der Sirma, RoD
Srelanb, aussefiibrt. psl9er Die 9es
aenitdnbs nab ieiner Wobnling nabm
unb bur9 ben bereits Dor brei 3agen
perbaftetsn Sobu Clemens pertaufen
Iieb. Srelano ipiiroe in Der Wlittpoh
gadlt perbaftet unb in Der fiinften Dis
itrittsfation sinseipsrrt.
sm 2aufe bss Nahnittags tpuroe
BON 0eiettips Der 46 Sabre dlte Was
Ter @iaiam 9. gabil. 20. 27 @ar>
fielo place ipobnbdft, perbaftsi. Gds
bill ioa 5arben, lpslde aus ben Rdus
men Der 9lrmleber SO. entipsnbet
ipurben. anaetduft babeu.
- Gin Disb, pelder iid burh Elm
offenss 5snitsr Ses SpeiieSimmers
BON Bernard 9luibsrbsibe, go. 2489
Wabiion Roao, in bic Wobnuns sins
ssI6Iihen bate. entpenbete $3.50 in
Baar Ioipie psri9iebene SiIberiaAen
i'm Wertb Don $40.
60 9lus Dem SpirituoieugeIdGft
bon q. 9. @srbes. Ro. 104 Sit pedrI
Strabe, enttpenoete Elm Disb ein
Dubenb Quartflai6en unb 3 GaIloe
nen Wbistp i'm Wertbe BON $12.
- Inter ber 9eI6albisuns 6es
aleinbiebitabls purbe seitsrn auf
Grunb zines Saftbefebls her Al Sabre
aIte Mai6iniit 2ouis Meper BON 30.
2973 @arbea 9lpenue in Saft genoms
men. Wlsper iol sinem getunnten eis
nise Rdiiermsfer nnb cine @oriteds
mabel entireHpst babeu.