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Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today to
the following:
aIiddaugh & Shannon, Inc, to build
nine dwellings from ol3 to 80 Shepherd
street northwest: architects and builders.
nIiddaugh & Shannon, Inc: estimated
cost, S34. 900.
C. E. Young to build garage in rear
of - Rhode Island avenue northwest:
builder, r. l.. Milton; estimated cost,
$3.50.
Mrs. E. E. Paine to repair apartments
at 500 9th street southeast; estimated
cost, $6000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-01
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Flour-Barely
steady.
Rains in harvesting sections caused
early firmness in wheat, but the mar
ket eased off later with corn. Septem-
Der, Sc Is aS63s.
Pork-Steady.
Beef-Quiet; mess, l7.O0a17.50.
Lard-Firm; middle west, 10.10a10.20.
Molasses-Dull.
Hay-Quiet.
Hides~Quiet.
Leather-Firm
Raw sugar-Steady: molasses. 2.67;
centrifugal. 1872: refined steady.
Butter-Steady and unchanged, re-
ceipts. 10000 tubs.
Cheese-Steadier and unchanged; re-
ceipts. 5000 boxes.
Eggs-Irresu1ar and unchanged; re-
ceipts. $4,000 cases
Dressed poultry-Irregular: western
chickens frozen, l41sa20; fowls. 13a1s12
turkeys, 25a26.
Live pouItry-Steady: western chickens
broiiers, 26a3o; fowls, 49,; turkeys
13a14.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July 1-Hogs-Receipts, b.
00o: dull: bulk of sales, S.15aS 40; light
SO,aS. 10: mixed S.OnaS.ss; heavy 79oa
s. 32ia: rough. I9OaS.05: pigs. 7.35aS.2 70
Cattle-Receipts. 1900 head steady:
beeves. I,fJa2 -: steers GgtaS %: stock
ers aud feeders. JI.,aI 50: cows and heif-
ers. >. Gas 50. calves. 6.T5a915
Sheep-Receipts. COCOA head: slow
sheep. :,i'a6l 10. yearlugs. 6.25a7 81 /:
lambs 6.;osl1.9 -: springs G6Ja9 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-01
Board of Trade Barge Party.

The annual barge party Of the mem
bership committee of the Washington
Board of Trade will be held tomorrow
evening. The barge will leave the wharf
1T the foot of S5th street at o'clock.
nd those who do not get their tickets
lefore IL o'clock tomorrow afternoon. it
as declared. will not be permitted
CO.
Supper ADVERTISEMENTS will be served
GARD the barge, which it is proposed
have towed as far as Marshall Hall
ind return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-01
REBEL LEADER IS KILLED.
Senator Davilmar Theodore Falls il
Battle in Haiti.

Senator Davilmar Theodore, the
Haitian revolutionist leader. has been
killed in battle with fifty of his fol-
lowers near the Dominican frontier
Capt. Ebeple of the cruiser Washing
ton today so reported his informatio
from two members of the Haitian cab
met.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-01
Equal Suffrage League Meets.

George A. Warren read paper on
suffrage, in which he touched upon the
present situation in Mexico. at a meet
ing of the College Equal Suffrage
League in the Public Library Monday
evening.
Resolutions of condols bee were passed
on the deaths Of Mrs. !Aoie l. Ham, an
honorary member. and Mrs. David J.
Foster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-01
Nevada Divorce Law Is Valid.

CARSON CITY, New, July 1.-The
validity of Nevada's new divorce law
was sustained by the state supreme
court in a decision handed down today
in the Worthington case, which was
sent up from the district court of Reno
three months ago to test the constftu-
tionality of the act. The supreme court
decision means that applicants for de
in the state before the courts will &C.
Qutre Jurisdiction.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. July 1.-Cotton-Spot
easier. Good middIing. SIC: middling
7.so: low middling, 7.12- Sales. 5000
bales: speculation and export, 300
bales. Receipts. $4,000 bales. Futures
steady. July. 1851 July and August,
1861: September and October. $50:
December and January, S.71: February
67:11
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Closing Prices.
FOREIGN BOURSES.

PARIS. July Prices were barely
steady on the bourse today Rentes, 50
francs 10 centimes. Exchange on Lon
don, % francs liz centimes. Private dis
count, %
BERLIN. July Trading was dull. but
prices improved slightly on the bourse to-
day Exchange on London. % marks 5O,z
pfennigs. Money. 4a41.: private discount
rate, 2lsa2ss per cent
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LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales-Regu,ar call. u o'clock noon:
Capital Traction 5s. $1,000 at los 81 200 AT
los. $500 at 1OS
Columbia Railroad 5s 81. eco Mt 100
Potomac Cons. is 81 600 n; $685. s.. 900 at 99a
81 600 at 59la. 1000 at SAL,
Capital Traction. % at 81, % at 81, IS at 81,
at 81. % at 81. at 81.
washington Railway pfd.. at ST. % at S3A,
2, at say. p at ssla. 25 at saE
Mergenthaler. . at pa, at 21419
Larston. Il at S21a
District National Bank at 142. 10 al 49,
1855.
Lanston. Is at 81
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Second and Greater Blunder.

Now. a second and greater blunder
has been made. These suffraeists.
while knowing pretty well the views
of the President have forced him to
go on record and still further crystal
lie the sentiment against us. The
caucus action gave an excuse to demo-
Gratis to refuse to consider suffrage.
which many of the members with
whom we have been lobbying have
taken advantage of.
Now thar the leader of the demo-
cratic party has spoken against fed
eral action. we shall find our work
with individuals of the party increas-
ingly difficult We can but feel that
it is an incident greatly to be de-
plored.
II want to emphasize to you the fact
that the National American Woman
Suffrage Association did not sanction
this demonstration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-01
STOCK SALES GREATER
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Sales at Session Today Total 281
Shares and $40, 500
Bonds.

Although trading in bonds was not so
| heavy, there was a marked Improvement
in the amount of business done in the
stock list on the local stock exchange to-
day. Bond sales aggregated s10.5oo and
2s1 shares of stock changed hands.
There was a good demand for Potomac
Consolidated rs. which sold $1,000 at 9911s,
with more wanted at that figure. At the
close the asking price was 100
Capital Traction IS sold $500 at los
and Columbia Railroad IS $1,000 at 100.
There was fair demand for Railway
and Electric preferred stock at advanced
prices. A single share brought 81 and
100 shares sold at S313 The bid at the
close was S3L,, but there were no offer
ings below S41..
Eleven shares of Washington Gas
stock brought 7a's and the bid for a quo
tation lot was 76. The asking price at
the close was 76y..
Odd lots of Mergenthaler brought eliza
2141s and Lanston sold at S2aS21s. Twelve
shares of District National Bank brought
142.
Firemen's Fire Insurance Company has
declared the usual semi-annua1 dividend
of per cent, payable tomorrow.
There has been some discussion dur
ing the past month of the prospects of
federal bond issue in aid of Treas
ury finances: but there is little likeli
hood that this will come to pass in
the near future says the monthly
Financial Digest of the National City
Bank of New York city, just issued.
This discussion is predicated on de-
creasing revenues. increasing expendi-
lures and failure of the income tax
fully to meet expectations. Existing
bond authority in any event rather
meet Treasury deficiencies. The gem
eral fund of the Treasury is entitled
to reimbursement on account OF
Panama canal expenditures to the eX-
tent of more than $214, 100000, against
which it has authority to sell Panama
per cent bonds which are not avail
able as security for national bank cir
culation.
whether there is an investment de-
mand sufficient to absorb a large
amount of this class of government
bands could only be tested by an actual
offering. Customs revenues are larger
than was expected and the estimate
of the Secretary of the Treasury made
at the beginning of the last session of
source for this fiscal year is likely to
be exceeded by as much as $4,000. 900:
but even with this increase. coming as a
surprise late in the year. receipts on
account of customs are likely to show
fl ON s20,0o0.000 to S25.O0O,OOO less than
for the fiscal year 1913. The recent
Increase in customs, while constituting
Trea sury needs, is in another sense a
disappointment. for the increase is
largely to be attributed to imports of
manufactured goods
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL July 1.-Wheat-No. 2
Manitoba. rs Id: July, IS 9lsd; October,
IS Sad: December. Gs SGD Corn-Amer-
lean mixed IS I'd; September, As 9isd.
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Years Cotton Acreage Reported.

The area planted to cotton this year
is 36.960,000 acres, the Department of
Agriculture announced today. The1con-
dition of the crop June % was 19.6
per cent Of q normal
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]UST|F|ESP PRESIDENT
IN HIS CONTENTION
Mrs. Antoinette Funk Criticises
March on White House
Yesterday.

That President Wilson was justified
in his contention that suffrage legisla-
| ton is matter of state rights was
argued by Mrs. Antoinette Funk. vice
chairman of the congressional commit
tee of the National American Woman's
| Suffrage Association, speaking last
night at suffrage outing.
This comment was occasioned by the
reply of the President to a deputation
of clubwomen who visited the White
House yesterday under the auspices of
the Congressional Union for Woman's
Suffrage
Mrs. Funk criticised the march on
the White House, and said it was
local suffragist appeal. and not repre-
sentative of the national association.
Before the present congressional COM
mittee had been in Washington month
we found it necessary to decide very
delicate question of policy. We saw that
We were blocked by formidable OBJ
Stacle, the democratic doctrine of state g
rights. Sixteen southern states, through
their representatives in Congress, were
unit that question To a Southerner
the states rights theory is fundamental.
especially as regards the electorate. HIS
! tory tells you why.
These sixteen states are sufficient to
prevent the passage of constitutional
amendment or its adoption if it passed
But in addition there are northerners
| and even republicans in Congress who
! subscribe to the states rights doctrine
Choose Between Two Courses.
We then. as a committee. could choose
between two courses. We could explain
the situation truthfully to the women
| whom We represent, or we could claim. as
| others have done. that the amendment
might be passed If we only pushed hard
enough. We decided the former course
as the only fair one to the organizations
to whom we were responsible We then
tried by every possible means to prevent
a caucus on suffrage which could only
| crystalline this states right sentiment.
1T was after this democratic caucus
voted that suffrage was a question fo-
the states that we introduced the Shat
roth resolution. because we knew that
our only chance was with an amend
ment which was not repugnant to the
states rights doctrine. I could not tell
| you the abuse and Misrepresentation
that we a committee and the ma
tional board between US have suffered
on account of this move. which has
ganiZation in this city insists that
states rights is nothing but a political
| fiction and shelter for anti uffragists
| to hide behind. We know that it is not
| true. and no one who is familiar with
| the history of the democratic party
can believe it for moment. Even
Senator BriStOW. one of the sponsors
| of the federal amendment. in a public
speech on May 3. said that we could
states.
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Market Drifts Idly Today, With
Business at Low
Ebb.
TRADING FAIRLY ACTIVE,
ON ONLY LIGHT DEMAND
List Says in Sympathy With Drop in
New York Central and New Haven.
Close Around Opening.

NEW YORK. July 1.-Conditons abroad
were probably responsible for the mod
crate setback registered by the local stock
market in today's early dealings.
International issues ruled lower in Lon
den. where apprehension regarding the
situation in Ulster was revived
The deadlock in the Mexican negotia-
tons also eXerted an adverse influence.
Losses did not exceed fractions and in
most cases recoveries speedily ensued.
The only gains of note We're Atlantic
Coast Line, Brooklyn Rapid Transit and
Liggett & Myers preferred which adj
vanced a point.
Recession Follows Initial Rush.
Trading was fairly active, with indica-
tons of some investment demand.
Quotations again receded after the first
rush of short covering. that movement
constituting large part of the first hours
activity. The market then drifted idly,
with business at low ebb
Expiration of the bond conversion
privilege accounted for the compare
tive strength of Brooklyn Transit, but
sIcn changes as were recorded else
where had no especial significance.
Gains of one to two points in various
industrial securities of a speculative
character attracted little attention.
Bonds Are Irregular.
Bonds were irregular, Rock Island
colIaterals ruling firm in the face of
unfavorable May earnings.
New York Central fell a point on
publication of the systems earnings
for May, showing a net loss of s2,a67.
900.
A drop of two points i'll New Haven,
to 63%4 brought that stock to within
a fraction of its low record.
The list as a wrole was inclined to
sag in sympathy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-01

land-Showers tonight and Thursday;
moderate temperature light to moderate
south winds.
With the exception of the gulf states
moderate temperatures for the season are
general over the entire country. and the
distribution of pressure is such as to in
dictate the continuation of moderate tenn
peratures during the next two to
three days over practically all districts
cast of the Rocky mountains.
During the last twenty-four hours there
We're local rains in New England. the
upper lake region, the upper Mississippi
and Missouri valleys, and the southern
Rocky mountain region. Fair weather
prevailed elsewhere.
There will be showers tonight and
probably Thursday in the middle At
lantic and New England states, and this
afternoon and tonight in the lower lake
region, the Ohio valley and Tennessee.
the weather will be generally fair tonight
and Thursday.
Temperature will be somewhat lower
tonight and Thursday in Tennessee and
the east gulf states. and it will change
little elsewhere over the eastern half of
the country during tonight and Thursday.
The winds along the New England and
middle Atlantic coasts will be moderate
variable, mostly south: on the south At
lantic and east gulf states light to mod
crate variable
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
er bureau for the twenty-four hours be-
ginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-Yeste pm, 70; s
pm, "A: II midnight, 81: today, am.
Gi; am, 90; Il noon, IS: > pm, 10.
Maximum, So at 4:30 pm. yesterday;
minimum. e., at 5 m. TODAY.
Temperature same date last year-MaXi-
mum. 81: minimum. -.
Barometer--Y esterday, pm, 5000; 8
pm. 80. IL; II midnight. sO.15 today, 4
am, 3O.15; am, 3016: II noon 80. -;
pm, 5000.
Tide Tables.
Today-I.ow tide. S:31 am and $40
pm; high tide, $50 am. and 2:12 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 9:33 am and 3:;35
pm; high tide. 2:45 am. and 3:11 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:37 am; sun sets
I:29 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:37 am; sun
sets I:29 pm.
Moon sets II :j6 pm.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at
am: Great Falls-Temperature, IS:
condition. 500. Dalecarlia reservoir
Temperature, &c: condition at north con-
nection. 800: condition at south connec-
ton. $50. Georgetown distributing reser-
vor-Temperature, IS: condition at in
fluent gatehouse. $50; condition at eff
fluent gatehouse. 3D.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. w. Va, July L.
The Potomac river is muddy and the
Shenandoah slightly muddy this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
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WEATHER..
Showers Tonight and Thursday
With Moderate Temperature.

For the District of Columbia and Mary
land-Showers tonight and Thursday;
moderate temperature; light to moderate
south winds.
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Hourly Sales of Stocks Today.
II am. $500 l2m... $500
lp.m... $500 Bpm. lll,S00
NEW YORK RONnS
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Naval Orders.

Payinaster General T. ]. Cowie. from
chief of bureau of supplies and &C
counts to temporary duty bureau Q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-29

osit ciuem lteieriideu Stdotdlen
fono id1 an elmer apothete cine 3a'el
nit foIgenoer Snidrift: Der 8erfaltT
bon Wtebifancnteu finbet BON 5 ubr
1sriib bis s lthr 9lbenoS ltatt. IN
orinaeuben Souen ipolle man Die gan.
se 9eaht hinolrd, ami nebenbeTinolt-
den 9aiter oriiden.
I'm Der Stapt glem Yort etbt es
iiber $4,000 Selepbon anihIuns;
t1alih merben an Die 100000 Ges
iprGhe permittslt.
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Mmsldnoiime Nahrid)tess .

eines grbeiterf ii brer 9
tragifdes @eidid. Ter be.
fannie Observation-Disclosures Sliosptg
9ierhduier iii bon einern trugIldgn
8eidlid credit noroen. Herbailer ar
beitete 5ugett In 9iiiooli3eu ais
Striiticeer. Wsit Der arau icIfles
Gbeis bcgamn er Elm SiebesuerbaltniB
mnb begab lid, nit ibr nad sslflFnens
ila0t, mo er einelt mehripohigen Auf-
enthaIt nabnl. Bon bort 500 er nad,
gironten, no err etpa uiersebn 1age
i'm @aitf,oi .sloIer" pobnte. 9on
BORT ging er oann na6 Srronieil
gerg, 100 er i'm @aitboi Sum en-
gel" abitieg. 9ort reiite allem an'
id,ein nah in bem Yaare Der ent'
itIuB, ans Dem 2cben 5u ldeloeil.
gle lsgten itre eberinge ailf Dem
aitnr Der faiboliid,en Biarrflrde
nieoer uno beitiegen ben Saltenltelil,
| no iie iisb i'm oortiaell 9fcItnurant er'
frifdten. gsad,oem bereits Die aahl
Ihereinaebrcden mar, nloften I'D
heioe an oen abitieg. ani 0enl Me1e
lieben iie iih nui elmer 9iiibebanf nc
Der un6 nnbmen cine Rortion Opium
Inn lid, oas 2eben 5ii nebHieii- Sit
er,patten ieoob ipdter spieoer, b oi'
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.Snbidle Aiiaire.

9n ebreu oes 1urnlebrers gslho'
los 5eu6 bdtte grobdtrldler 8n. y.
silcoers. iriiberer eriter Spreher oes
georo Cincinnati 1urnuereins. DIE
Barren uno @titslieber Der aftloen
1urutlalie Ses u. s. z. .. aitT &C.
ltern sfbenS III einent auitern' ito
sllnmern.Sd)ulaus eingeiaoen. Der
in ser gt. 6. 5uriiballe ablolnIrt iuiir'
DE- Die aifaire geitoltete iih 8ll etiier
ouserit hilbid,en uno ipabreno oerlel'
ben nuroe nid)t MIR eln bon SerriI
u garrelnrann perfnBtes bunrorllt''
idgs 9ieo iiber vSneoer's 5lldsag III
Baltimore" aeinngen, ionoern e
lpnrsen old) BON oein @oitgeber ielblt,
Iosuis Den 5nrnern ". " @ruber, No'
bert ,SiirfeInener, Geo. RGein, aoberi
snith. ssames 6inn EbeOocre Sdlod
,no Senrp AieS ldunIge anipraher
qebnIten. Die GeieaidNft bIie6 10 lam
ae beiianmen, bis ous 5aB ieiaes Sll'
balts ertleerI mar.
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aonpention Der s,ilSertbenter We-
iiBer.

ssn Der geitrigen Siting oer Sob.
resfonpention Der WiIocrtbenter.ge-
iieers 2igu bieIt gr.Senator 5. Y.
5orafer cine ldngere Aniprnte, iporiH
er bic Gclegaten su Dem groBen Or
folge bealiidfpiinid,te. ben Die VIloers
tDe.lter III alien JGeilcn Der Jgelt er.
rilngcn Ijabcn. 9sdd) Serrn ,Sorafsr
ipradJ Der iiaatlid,e gnusssilipettor Z
=. Ssiein bon Columbus, in speldler CT
Die einselnen geitinunltgeil oes
itootiifen 9oufcoer. Die Iid aif 8tis
cfrt1eater besieben, erflnrtc Ias IL
lldiistontlnitfee beridtete iiber Giil'
latyuen uon S2S3i 81 itno anSgnben
i'm Vetraac pom S2Tf5.3f ipabrcnn
Ocs Iesten rsahres. Gin aonlntitteC
iuuroe crnannt, Inn 0eamte lno Ge'
leaoten fir Die gtotional.aonpentlor
III nouiniren, rpelde i'm StllI b. :
in Canton, G., itnfflinoet. eSm llebri'
oe,, fanlea MIR inferno glngeleaeiibei
| ten sur Grleoigung. RadJ Der SiBune
begabcn iih Die nIeiitcn Der lelegaieg
nn6 Dem !. 300" als Die 6dite oel
SonSclsfammer luo am abeno fanl
| i'm Sinfon Sotel elm 8anfett ltatt, be
nclhem cine ansabl herDorrageiieel
giloertbeater.2elne aniprad)eE bIel
Item.
Seiite gornittag l2if llhr finoe
Die Sd)IuBiisung uno geanlteinDah
ltatt nno Die aonpeiitiuH miro bent
| abeno in einein gna i'm .Sinton $40
tel" aitsfIingeli.
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Sbiffsuabribtem.

Re m gprt %. San. - Inget,:
,&robnlanp" pon Intrperpen; s5aor~
nina" bon tnua.
s.bqegangen: rRpproam" na4 Rots
terbum; ,gerusia" uno wGinctnnatt
nab Ieapel; g2a SaDoie" mad 3aprs;
.,9aoerlanb" naa 4nttperpen; pRuis
Tia" nah 2ibau.
Murfeille.9nsst,: rRoma" Dou
9lep gort.
Sapre. 2lnset.: rao qropenes"
pon gletp 0ort.
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Qalll" nab Hep gort.
@tbraltar, 28. San. auqcs
tortmen: .Glsoelano" bon Stem g)ort.
nat 8eHua te;ttmn1t.
9bilabeIpbia. Nnaet.: .Dlt.
ripn" BON 2iperpool. .9rina Sstar"
ron 5amburq.
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| 9tmiteroam" BON 9iep g)ort.
| 9lntperpen. Muaet.: .Nsara
ouette" BON Bottom.
Southampton n. Inqef.: DEE
onic" bon Rep port
QiperpooI. 4baea.: .5eutc,
mic" nah Ct. SSuAu. ". ..
Fiume. 4baea.: .llltonia" nat
! Rep g)crt.
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Gbrc ,uieoer berseitsat.

Gie 9oIiSeilentna',ts Wc9sitltp itno
2ope, ,ucldle Dor ciniacr 3eit beifuls
oigt purben, ben gaultnterneDnler
Gauio 8oroon geIe9entlid) ieiner Der.
baftung niht NIT Glacebanoihuben
anaeiobt 5u baben nno otth loflt lebr
itnb0ilit ibm geaeiliiber ggpeien icln
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gopelm Die Ghrc ocrlelben uls BOLT
seibedmten pieber surehtgeflift bate.
audi gpitern nod eininol Dor Dem
2id,erhcitsoireftor Solnles 81 per'
antluorten. Ter 1irettor fonnte ab.
iolilt nidts itrafbares ooer cine iinge'
horige Sanolang in oem 3bin oer
geamten erbliden rno entlieB oteiel'
ben ebrenpoa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-29
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