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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16

hunasH erobert III huben, ipelhe ple
Stabt umasben. Da btn ReaIerunas.
truppsu Der Riitsuq ubgeidnittsn III,
fperben lie lpabriheinli6 ibre poiitios
men aufs qsubsrite pertheibigen. nnb
ba iie iiber eins urobe 4n5abl Maf8Is
neneei1iise psriigen. alouben bic 81.
fisiere Der 9pnititutionaliittn. bab bic
fortissH admpis bic blutiaitsn Der Res
pollution isin pcrbeH. Dieienissn,
bic nit Der Topographic Der 8sssnO
pertrdut fino unb bic 0erihan5ungen
ber Regisrunastruppen aeieben baben,
iinb Der g(nIi6t, bab nur bic bette
9erpenbuna pon 0rtillerie furAtbare
8erluite unter ben Mnareiiern psrbin'
bern fam. 9isle ifnb Der 4niiht,
bab 0iaa bic poiitionen bei ylo6t ans
qreiien pirO, tpann Waf6insnseihiiBe
irenia Werth habeH.
Wie es i6eint, mar Der 0eriuh,
bic 3uienbuna BON WeritariungeH ndh
I3aeat.eds su perbjnbern, ni9t erfols.
reid. Wdbrenb Der lebten pnar 9ase
foIlen tpenisitsns 5000 Mann @eritdrs
tuna in Der Gtabt anaefommen iein.
General glatera bat foipeit peni9
ausasriftet unb Der 6anptangrstf aul
bic Gtabt piro ipabrifeinliH perS6'
aert perbsn. big @illa nit isinen
5ruppen anaetommsn III.
Stdbt Merifo. Is. Sun. -
gsneral Barron, Der aonlmanoeur
Der Nsgierunssiruppeu in 3acaietas,
tsbauptst in sinem an bus Rriscsmiri.
fissium sd&idsn @sti@t bab pic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
0ertfrs Serfauf- Ter etaat Gbio
ramtIfpn Uouftftj 6g

" samiItcn Qonnir S.
fulclae .sinss srlniIeiien ino on MID asrif'
tsisn 9sriauibslsbls 6ss goImon 9isas.@se, T.,
Der Sbgriff's ffiire, i'm 9oiiribans. ~ Der
siahi Cincinnati nm Sam itag ben IS. SIlt
u. =. 1914, nm II tlbr 9erfriiiaas. ons Iaf.
iolleneb befdlrlebeBe Urlinoeipenihlni tdHllin: !:
Sn Hubsir1ti. edb eas Ra9iiebenoe etne
Rcifrabnng bes btlagien 4rnnniaeRibiin1s ~:
cSetaeH IN ber siaei qinetunnti naHltlipn
Gonnib irb Eidnf Ghio, nHo biloenn eiren
1beii bon Got 30 10 pen Sofepb gsilfon's Or.
ben Snbbibiiion, nro stHaier bsl1rieoeh ip'e
folai;
.sgssgs q s4s pgTis s s. y 5 be- @ HsTssn ss
elonna Sitate: taiin oliipdrte lanes Der noto'
liben einie bon btiagisr Glad Gitebe sfpsinnos
sreibia rnO 75noo 1870 vns bic sn stnsT
idHss bsfaaier pinIe ilHfunoiiebeHsis t7bl
Ruiz mtbr cher iueniasr: bonn iueiilid dlf eiHer
etns parallel nit aiinaqeb eirabe etnnuoo!el'
Sls Sann uR sltS n ses s stssisn BIZ stns bis sum
eslisbsns aus ssmfeIb.n ogisssHitum. iUsI: pei
s .ss ss Sba grSs s. az obon NJ sns0 s en fs
eaiiri 80 Giipbst 1911. nno einqsiIaqsn n
Ton gonnip fbio nrb Sdfslbe GissnibuH mel
Dies iibetir1afn irares OH anHn. Hhlings. per
biesbeBiisiiten gstipipiasrin. ourh "; slnlep
gldieS. Elm Iirper5eisdihsr WnnH, eiir6 Geeo,
einetiruptn In Pnn 1854 Seiie 1888 Der oor'
eenaunisn @ssotSs nit ben 6aIalt beitnslinsIg I
eierbefferangen. beianni oils shumHer 630 GLAD
Sirab,.
el6adcdbt Az $4,000.
glirb perilnfi 1nf gsiebl bes Deri6.s In otn
Sale, iporin Ibt 6arben Tepofti ane epdn
GOmpann. s!ns .lorporation unter ben gefessHH
bon Ohio, bic Hldpt;in uro GH1d Rpl.ug IND
elub bic gerIalpifH flrb
Roll Ru l5s.07a.
s,erinafsbebirgiinatr- am 9eridtfsiaae
GbnrIes Goopfr.
eberiH bon Sauliiipn Gouniu. Sblc.
Tnr6 Sobn y glenHer, Eepiiin.
Gtbepn'q. 2piIiou anipaIi.
Cincinnati. 10. Suri 1914. ioinHi5G
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
gALHssadlri&tea.

gaengort, Is. Sini. 9lnscfcnt.
men: California, BON @lasgop;
!, ,Wlinnftonfa@, non 2onoon; sRo.
,bambemi", BON SABRE; ~gannonia".
bon 5iinne.
Gberbourg. slngef.: saron'
Drirs @ilbcIm", BON 9elp Dorf na@
Bremen.
slbseiabren: sNrinj Srieorifl @il.
helm", non Bremen nadl Rap Dort.
@ibraltar. gaiiirt: rIaoon.
na", ron Rew Dort nod Wlaricilc.
Gbriitianianb. slngefom.
men. ,,llniteo States", bon Nep
Dorf nah aopenbaacn.
gouIogne. glnaef.: .@rcBcr
a,iriiirit", BON 9leu Dorf na& grs'
men,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
Out abgelamfem.
ltnbebentcnbes iencr in eincm @an.
Oclbilocrtbeater.

Cine selinbe gonit tpurpe seitern
itern 4beno ge9en neun llbr untsr ben
8eIuGern Des q. Nieoentbal seborisen
Neutrality-suspicious.. i'm Sduie go.
3647 Montspmerp glpenue, bur6 elm
Seuer, bas gliitliaerpeiie i'm Seim
erftidt iperoen tpnnte, peruria6t.
Der Slim geristb in 9ronb unb naz
tiirlt6 rief pieies eine aassmeine 4ufz
rssung berpor unb ale bic in benz
Sbeater befinblihen perionen eilten
ben 9ln;gdnssn gu. 9innen ipenisen
Setunbrn mar bic SpriBentompagnie
go. 80. Sur Stele, lpel6e Die Slam
men i'm gtu ssI0i6t bate, iooab Der
materieqe S9aoen toum nennenss
iperth 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
0ebprgen
@urbc Sic 2ei6c Ses am Counting er'
truufeuen Sen Wartin.

Die 2eif)e bss Gbauffsurs Ben
Wtartin, BON Der 9ranbin Roab uno
Mubiion Ipenue, Der am Sonntd9 in
Der Rdbe ppn GoneD SSslano bel einer
Sootfabrt ertrant, ais er nit einem
unperen SSnIaiIen pes 9potss ben
plaB pe9ieln pollte, purbe geitern
in Der gtabe Der llusliidsitGtte gebors
gen.
Die Sei9e purbe BON gsiu6ern bes
Sines Siibing Camp, BON ND aus
Wartin Die perbdnenibuolle 8ootfabrt
anaetreten latte, .aufgeTunben uno
pon Der poli5ei na6 Der Worgue gee
braht. Wartin. Der q Sabre alt
mar. hinterIGbt bic Wittpe uno Elm
Sinh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
eSnlanOs Selegrapb.
Gin Bell bes @tIontii 6e n
SIotte nirb mad bemItils
len SSean beforoert.

len Ssean befDroert.
90 q binston, Is. Suni. -
Sas MartHe Department trGst iif
nit Dem pIun elmer SbeiIung bes ats
Iantifden 9sidpaoers, I'm on Der
| qacific &iiite cine itGn0ige, itarte
JIotts in gereiti9aft gu baben. Die
Cr0ffnung oes banana Sanals 1T
bic uHmittsIbare urIads bieisr rabis
talen Qenoerung in Der SyIottenpolitit.
Sm Sanuur nd6iten Sabres pirb bas
atlantifte Gei9Dabsr Our6 ben &a.
nal pafieren, um an Der grObeH Slot
t.nparaoe bel Der GrOffHung bss aas
RoIs uHo Der 4usftsQuHg in Gan
Sraneisco tbeilsunebmen.
Bon oieisn S6iffen pirb cine gr0s
bere an8abl ni4t mebr mad Der atlans
tiiden aiiite 5uriidtebrsn, ionbern ii6
nit Der pacifiidsn Slotte Dereiniaen,
oas jest feline srOberen S6iffs aIs
panasrtreu5er auf5upeiisn bat. @nn
biefem Wloment an iperben bic Ser.
Stadten uno Sapdn ole grOBten Wtdhs
te auf Osm pucific iein.
Die 6intiif4sH Qusfs:s
lungs q miffdrs.
angetommen.
can 5raneiseo, Gal., IL.
Sltni. = 9rsi aommiTGre Gbinag fir
bic Banana qacific glusitellun9 unO
fiinf3ig dineiif9e .Sanoperter famsn
am Wontas an 9orO bss 9ampfers
Obi gno" bier an. Die 2anbung
Der SanOperter mar Ourh ben G.!ab
zines Spe5ialgeisbes fsitsns beg Son.
srehes mOglih gema6t Doroen. W.nn
lie nit ibren 4rbeiten bier fertig iinO,
peroen Iie mad China 3uriidte6reu.
China oertpenbet 100000 cif
feline ausitelung bierielbit. uno baz
DOn 100000 auf einen permonsnten
puDilon, ben bic hineiii4e Ratton
na6 St,lub Der @usitsqung Den Der.
Stdaten gum Gef6ent MAIDEN ipirb.
Quebec. slngef.: oSesperian",
BON @Iasgom; D@aiianOra", BON
@loSgon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
Srieffaften.

8. -@enn Sic nndipeiien fon-
nen, oab sic in Sbrem @eiddite cine
ShGoigung erlitten baben, 10 fonnell
Sic 9lnipru1 auf Sdaoenerias er.
hpbrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16

terra fhiDer nertpunoet tporpen lei.
Trauen Siirfen lid an Ser
Ol Olpmpif@en SpisIsn
betbeiligtn.
waris, 16. Suni. = Die amer
taniiten S.lsgaten beim Snternltio'
nalsn Dlpmpiffsn aonsrsb I'll rmten
am WDntas in Der grDffnunssiibunn
beg aohsreiIes, ouiammen nit cen
0eleaatsn bon Der Siirtei .Sdpln
unb Jrlntr.ih. ssssn ben @ori6lee.
bab s5raueu ssitattet psrbsH foas, iidj
an ben pInmpiih,n Spielsn gu bstb.i'
Iisen. gtlls anb.rsn % aanper. oi:
our6 ins.fabr 200 Delssaten p:rt:''
ten iinb, itimmtsn fir ben BON
9.uii6lano ssmadtsu @orialls, cap
ben Jrau.n ssitattst perS.n ioa. nd
an ben Spielsn an bttbsiIisen. glna
Der Don gnslanb sema4te @pridla5.
BAL bic ron Grau.n seDonnen:I
9untte BEL Der Bers9nung Der poii'
tion,n Der DsrIdisosnsn Hationen mits
s.sabIt ip,rbsn fOlIsm iDurbe an4s.
npmmer.
Col. Roofepeltin Con bon.
2onbon. Is. Suni. Cir Gbtp
9rap, Der Wliniiier Sss gleubern, eat
am Montug ein Diner gu Gbren be-
Sol. 1tepbore RoDispeli. Inter Den
@dfsn b.fanbsn iid Der premisr as'
auitb, Der Shabamtsfan5ler Dabis
alopb George, Der aolonials Seiretdt
aelpis Sarecourt, @iscouni grpce, oei
friikrs britiide gotifaftsr in Waib'
ingion unb Cir Cecil Spring Rice
Der ississ.
M a bame glmd Gluf pers
beiratbet.
aon6on, Is. Suni. = Die 9sr'
mGbllns Der amsriianiIdm Sdnesrir
Wlabams 9llma @lud nit Dem ruff
iasn Wioliniitsn Gffr.m 3imbaliii
fanb am Ulontas In aonbon itait.
mieber dIIes rubis In
9uttt. Moni.
Butte, Woni., 16. Suni. - Mm
9Jlpnfod hsrrfd,fe bier pjeosr pcllft1u,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16

Ian 1o5, golben Creature 105. Sob
Color 105, 8ersna los. Woolcraft
no, Silatorp 110, 5enptpman 113.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
llnterhaltrnrss.sl .slnseiseu.

aoniiitutionnIiiien BEL ibren 2lngriffsn
ouf 3neatsoas 5000 Wann an Sobten
uno 0ertpunbsten berlprsn hditer.
ssudu Gabfal. Elm siibrr Der acnfsi'
iutionaIiittn lei lsfdnasn Gsnomnlsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16

unb ipfort eridoTen porcsn. Sea
iSerneren bebauptst Barron. bab stpei
anbere Gensrdle. gaIoeu unb Sriana
aet0btet porSen ieien unb General Rl'
terra fthfper perpunbet iporbsn lei.
Srauen Siirfen lid an SEN
oIpmpii@en SpieleH
hetbeifiuen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16

Quebec. slngef.: oSesperion",
BON @Iasgom; ngaiianOra", bon
@laSgom.
GbiIabelpBia. atrget.: .Go.
uItaiSn", Don 0inerpoSl,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
s.gniteIlnnsen.
gerlanst sn fanfen.

q Its Geeerbstten-gstr besnbIen BITE Be.
800 H2etf ee3fie abe. q se0e q. b
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9a perfanfsn- -gerihiebenes.

Stn Scbubreparutii rsSefd,dff. 9,n
5uiragcn IN ber Office biefes Biaties. l.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
@erIanst - WadnnIid

glnnn, nm aui .cineni eanbpIabe Su arbciien
Hiib 5abren iiiio geforpuna BON Aihen Der
lieben. gab3ufrageH 1911 Griie gnitend
9nni Gebhnbe 1918
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
8n permiethen-8in,mer.

GrontSimmer. gatjnira
Gen an ber Seiienibiire 80. 1896 einn
Gtrnbe. 14,i5,16'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
gerlarst @eiblid

Igtne s5rau In ml.iIeren Sahren FIR alice
reine 6nuknrbeii gbnchiufraaen NbolYb eep'
bert 267e idribnae 9iis, b.o.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28
@rupina Sannouer.

Sannpper. Der plub fir Die
lanopirtI6aftIide Qusitelluns IN
6annpper, bic bonn IS. Bis %. SUI
nj b. S. ~obgeboltsn perOen piro.
Iieet auf ber @rOBen Built uno oedt
Iib unqsfG6r nit Dem fir ben slei'
aen 3ipsd i'm SABRE 1903 benuss.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28


9uremburg, Gin f9fDtret
lluglidsfdI trug Ti9 I'm 1ieIigen
PeriOnenbdbnbof gu. Der In Den
OreiBiser Sdbren ite6snbs 3pnbtamte
Strung tpolte Dor benz ebtu einrnns
gterenben perIDnen3ug mad @i9 Die
9Isife iberf9reiten, Dsrie6Ite 0nbst
ben Sritt unb fam uriter ben 3ug
su lieeen. 9dbsi fptrosn ibn belize
8etne unO Der linte glrin o~bgsfobren.
@a elm arat nidt glei9 sar Gtsle
mar, erIitt ber 9eDdusrnstperte eirsn
10 grnbsn 9lutpsrIuIt, bdb CT tdum
NIT Dem Qeben babpufommen oirfbs.
0berno m p a d. Sn Dem luyem.
burgiIdeu Dorfe Sbertpampdd mari
Der 80 Sabre alte Sofbausr giIs oos
z Monate aIte, unebelihe aino feiner
S1peitsr in Den Drummer, mo ss
srtrant. 9tIs gibt an, Die Snt bss
gnnsen 81 haben, neil Der Batter Oes
ainbss ii9 bur1 Die Nuspdnoerunq
nah Amerifd Isiheu PfIihten entaos
gen babe. 4nIheinen0 lit ie0om GiIs
Elm 1anotifer, Der Elm unebelinss
aino aIs cine BanilienIhdnoe be.
trdhtete. Der IonOerbare 9ctter Teis
Her 5amiIitnebrt nurDe nsghoftst.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28
GHaB DtGfingen.

Milbouen. Der friibers 8aTt'
hirt @runonsr aug 9prnu9, Dirt'
gent. Oss Muilpsrsina BON 3isOsa'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-28

~
95Itb. 0as am @oBI4en aas
nal asIeaene 8obnbaus bes aobls
bauers paul aunB brannts nebit
GtaIIunsen uno S6eune %pOlIttdnotg
nisDn.
G3ptbt a. b. 8. SIN Sauie
bss gofTetretdrs @isien in Der Sras
eoneritraBe entiianb 5euer, bds Il9
bonn Broenraum bes SeitenfliiseIs
aus auf bas SuuptsebIuOe dusosbnte.
Ser Da6ftubl tpurbe Derniatst, tpdbs
reub pom SettsnsebduOs bic oberen
Gtodiperte gelitten baben. Gin In
Der Dadtommer IdIafenbss Wdb9en
ipurbs nod i'm IeBtsn augenblid ss'
rstiet.
Sripfees. 9ie SaeunenbrdnOs
In btr Hieligsn Gesenb bdufsu fi9 in
acknowledgement Dsife. Ru4bsm IN
Der boriasn Mo6e in Quibenuiu nnb
sFrsubsnberg brei Gelbi4eunsn rtss
bsrcsbrannt finO. aing i9on ipisOer
0uf hem @ute Grammoip cine UelO.
49, At1 #AH
Arizona republican., 1914-12-25
For Sale-Houses

FOR SALE-A 7-room new, strictly modern house, close in town; will rent. Apply to owner. 507 N. 3d st. Phone 1866. If
Arizona republican., 1914-12-25
FURNITURE REPAIRING
Wanted-Help Male

WANTED-A gas engine man, must have experience with western gas en- zine, no others need apply. Apply Fred Noll News Service. It
Arizona republican., 1914-12-25
For Sale-Real Estate

FOR SALE-40 acre homestead, re- linquishment under Roosevelt dam, : miles south of Phoenix, A miles west of Center. Cheap for cash. Republi- can Box 3761. II
Arizona republican., 1914-12-25

W. Washington St. and 5th Ave
 Commencing at 1:3O sharp we will sell several head horses and mules, draft driving and saddle horses; sad dles, harness, wagons, buggies, farm implements. chickens. big line of mems shoes. all sizes and other articles. List your property with the clerk at the cor ral. We sell anything Sales every Saturday afternoon.
 C. O. McMURTRY, Auctioneer.
 J. P. HANNAN, Clerk
Arizona republican., 1914-12-25
$500 OFFER

Quick as flash. Ring 414 for Mes- senger. If
Arizona republican., 1914-12-25
Auctions

AUCTION SALE-At Taylor's Auc- ton House, 241 w. Washington St, De- cember 26, 1.00 r. M. We have a very large consignment of furniture for this sale, consisting of beds, dressers, com modes, tables, ranges, stoves, chairs, tugs. chiffaniers cots, dishes. cooking utensils, etc. Will also sell r head of mules and horses for the [. s. govern ment s head of good work mules and a number of good horses. Don't miss this sale If you have anything to sell bring it to Taylor he sells the goods. Taylor the Auctioneer. Phone 1349.
 dm
Arizona republican., 1914-12-25
Wanted-S Situations, Female

MISS WILSON-Public Stenograph- CT, Notary Public. Will call for dicta- ton. II West Adams. Phone 15S4. If
 Quick as flash. Ring 414 for Mes senger. if
Arizona republican., 1914-12-25

GIRL WANTED to cook and do gen. eral houseworl, five room house. Ap- ply room 21S Adams Hotel dp
Arizona republican., 1914-12-25

OrangeWood Nurseries after o'clock.
 al
Arizona republican., 1914-12-25
For Sale-Real Estate

~~-~s~~-~~~~~~~~~~~s~ ~s~~~~>-~~.>~~~e~~~> WHAT THE RAIN MEANSi That Heavy Crops Are Certain There is no gamble about farming in this valley for the coming year. The water is absolutely in the reservoir, and plenty more in sight.
 Of course, this means a more stable real estate market, and the first to realize and grasp the opportunity, are going to reap a profit.
 The opportunity lies in se- curing, now, some of the real bargains we are offering ex- clusively, including:-
 Five acres on carline in fruits and alfalfa, and inn proved, easy terms:
 Forty acres of alfalfa, best soil, old water rights, at $95 per acre:
 Quarter-section, 160 acres, fine soil, at $9O per acre, on remarkably easy terms.
 Our listings cover every sec- ton of the entire Valley. Any information we have is yours for the asking.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD
 Now Buy Real Estate Center & Adams
Arizona republican., 1914-12-25

GOOD IDEA, a splendid holiday gift to the folks back east is years sub scription to Republican, take advantage of our Bargain offer, s900 regular, Special Bargain offer $500, send the order to us now We will send a Christ mas receipt and start the paper the first day of offer. December 30th. If
Arizona republican., 1914-12-25
Wanted-Help, Female

work; in family, call mornings. $40 N 2nd Ave. al
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-05
Summit Medical Society
Ready to Raise $4,000
for Hospital Campaign
Especial to the Newark stnr.l

SUMMIT, March 5.-The members
of the Summit Medical Society and
the trustees of the Summit Hospital
Association who were named as a
Joint committee to raise by popular
subscription $4,000 as campaign
fund to procure $175, 900 for the pur-
chase of Overlook Hospital, have as
yet held no meeting.
The physicians and trustees were
appointed to undertake the task of
securing the $4,000 at the public meet
ing at which 1t was voted to pur-
chase the hospital last Thursday
night DR.. Thomas r. Prout, chair
man of the committee, which inves-
tigated the question of the advisa-
bility of acquiring the hospital, said
yesterday that while neither the
medical society nor the hospital as
ISOLATION trustees had taken action in
carrying. out the work assigned to
them, a meeting of the joint commit
tee would be held very soon after
which the members will get busy and
raise the $4,000.
As told in the Evening Star. if the
joint committee succeeds In raising
the required campaign fund, Hamil-
ton w. Mabie. president of the hos.
pital association, who acted as chair
man OF the public meeting, will APP
point a committee of fifty citizens,
who will make a whirlwind cam
paign to secure $175,000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-05
RULES GOVERNING EVENING STARS
SONG AND BOOK CONTEST

All permanently residing the State New
this
Evening and members of their Immediate famiesl.
Contestants must Indicate the book title each
will illustration
be written in longhand either with penc they
written the typewriter printed
al Of the contestant.
Each picture welknown book
not certain of title and wish to send in than
the pictures do but not than 200 will
permitted in complete set and set will be considered complete
Incorrect will not count against contestants the
also given Only should be written
Extra can be procured The Star oe)
additional all
number should be kept together in making the set
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Oregon Has New Plan
by Which Small Property
May Escape All Taxes

OREGON CITY, Ore, March g.
Taxpayers in this State whose house,
livestock, trees and vines are worth
less than $1,000 will be exempt from
taxation on improvements under g.
law now being initiated. Petitions
are being circulated by women vot
ers who take an hour or two off from
their household duties and solicit
names.
All property owners will benefit by
this law because 1t provides for the
exemption of $1,000 worth of improve
ments for all; but the real gain will
be to the small property holder.
This Is the answer of w. S. U'Ren,
Oregon's law-malSer to the 'exemp
ton of personal property" law passed
last year at the instigation of big
property holders.
1t will bring Oregon one step nearer
to single tax.
U'Ren tried to have Oregon attain
single tax in one stride. but so many
tax laws were initiated at the same
time that the issue was confused
and his effort failed
The law adopted at that time eX-
ompts all furniture, jewelry and other
personal property in actual use. The
average person does not save much
by this law. but millionaires with au-
tomobiles and paintings. who main
tain two or three homes profit
greatly.
So U'Ren figured out an answer.
Surely it is no more than fair"
said he, ''to exempt so much of the
workingman's dwelling. livestock and
other improvements with enough OF
the cost of clearing his farm to give
him a total of $500. That much
exemption will benefit all useful citi-
zens."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-05
MadisOn's Y. M. c. A. Has
Exhibit Showing Its Results
Especial to the Newark start

MADISON, March-5.-The rooms OF
the local Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION were made attractive yes
terday by numerous felt banners,
representing the different associations
of the State, and an exhibit of charts
showing the work throughout the
State. 1t is an interesting study OF
the development of the work with
boys under the supervision OF the
State executive committee. 1t is ex-
pected that the exhibition Will last
about a week.
The charts picture in a, graphic way
the various activities of this growing
department. including the buildings.
made possible through the generosity
of the residents Of the different conf
munities, which have been erected for
the safe guidance of youth. VIII j.
Appel. the local secretary, who Is In
charge of the demonst alton, stated.
in referring to the chris, that the
work in New Jersey began In 1853
and grew slowly until 1901, when 1t
was found necessary to employ a
State secretary. He referred to the
first summer camp conducted for New
York and New Jersey boys and spoke
in a favorable manner of the pioneer
work of the late Sumner Dudley, VINO
served until 1897 and Charles T. Kill
horne. who succeeded him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-05
Dover Notes

Miss Roberta Soaring, of South
Morris street, has returned from a
visit to Miss Hazel Shower at New
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Brown, of Cald-
well, and Mrs. Frank Trimmer. OF
Newton, have concluded visit in
Dover.
William Harris is confined to his
home in Bergen street as a result of
a fan on the icy pavement in Black
well street Tuesday.
Richard S. Shapter, of Summit, was
marooned in Dover for several days
following the blizzard
Miss Lulu Opdyke has concluded a
visit to her parents, MrM. and Mrs.
Samuel Opdyke, and returned to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Depew, of
Summit
Miss Loretta Grimm, of Randolph
avenue, has returned from visit to
Miss Erma Mosher, of Bayonne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron S. Apgar, of
Segur street, have returned from q
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hop
kins at Newton.
The team committee of Protection
Hook and Ladder Company No. l has
been authorized to secure new fire
team to replace Billy and Mac, who
succumbed to pneumonia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rber, of
this place, are entertining Mrs.
Claude Seward, of Port Morris.
Mrs. M. A. De Shazo, of North Sus-
sex street, has as her guest her niece,
Miss Clara De Shazo, of Port Morris.
DR.. George P. Eckman, of New
York, will lecture In the Rookaway
Methodist Church tomorrow night
under the auspices of the lecture
course. His subject will be Heads
Up, or Bargains In Brains"
A sacred concert will be given in
the Swedish Congregational Church
corner Union and River streets, to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock. Prof
J. A. Huffman, of Worcester, Mass,
formerly of Dover. will render vocal
selections.
The Neversweats and Sanfroids
will be the teams who contest on the
Royal Arcanum alleys tonight.
The engagement has been an
nouneed of Miss Anna Slate. of Cen
trail avenue, to Clarence Jeffry, OF
Depew avenue.
The monthly meeting of the
Womans Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church has been
postponed until next Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Newton Ely, of San
ford street, will be hostess.
Miss Elizabeth Spargo, of South
Morris street, is confined to her home
with illness.