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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
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8ebift eines Sreisebnidbriaen.


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geihidt, bas niht er, ionbern cir
Inoerer perfabt bat; pas lit an lif
lhon boflt bemerfenspertb Die
Ndhitenliebe erltredt lid ionit uid)t
auf Die puetiifen 0eriute Inberer
~entfpeoer man bid,tet ielber. bann bat
man fiir frembe 8er1e nidt @ug' not
Chr; ooer man bid,tet lelber nid,t
Sarn bofft man audi Dor Nnoeren,
oaB lie iid1 anitunbig benebmen uns
elm @leites tbun. Inoers biejer
2eier; er ihidt llus Elm 8eoiht. bas
niht bon ibm lit, bas auBeroem gui
lit uno obcnbretn oas 8ert zines oreiz
5%ebnidhrisen SlIngen lit. Der in Sanz
sig oas @nmuuitlrm beIu6t. Wdr'e
Elm ihleftes @eoidt. Damn bate man
bel DEM Srei3ebnidbrieen Die Soft
nung, oaB er's lid ubeefpDbneu fDnnte
bn es elm gutes @ebicbt, bari man bel
Dem Srei5ebnidbrisen Die Spffnune
begen, bdB er nod bei1ere bihten ptrb.
Ser iugenolide Si6ter beiBt Irnr
Surrpis; iein 8cbiht lit betitelt: Cos
lumbus' lester Wine unb lnutet:
3u @ulabolib in ieiner Sterbez
itunbe
GbrtItopb Columbus iprah NIT
bleidem Nunbe:
rGpn alien gbren. Die Die Welt
mir CAB,
Hebm' idJ niht cine nit min
in bas @rub.
Den &onigSmantel bon San
Salpaoor
Sic Sfulter ldneit in Sesen
ihon nerlor.
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MIDI geihmiidt -
3erfett parb er, 5ertreteu unb
5erpfliidt.
Sn t%allienb Stiide iprang bas
8olb'ne @lieS.
Wfit DEM Fernando emit mid
6ieren lieB;
Sie 8iirben, Die mir Siaben
perlteb =
Ser blinbe SuB, Der Reio mir
ME per3ieb.
Die &etten nllr, in Die mid
llnbant iflue,
llnangetairet i9 ourd's 2eben
trllg.
60 bolt Tie mir berbei. sic treu
ih barg,
llnb leet tic nit Der 2eite in
Den Sarg."
Ser cine Nelle @elt BEN
Nenihen CAB. -
@r uiinmr nls Sobn Die aetten
nit ms 8rab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
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81. 20. Santaleun. Intbuia. Berth.
%. 9. Snnp3en3 l. &ittor l. anSuita.
%. DC. Iartba, s. geatrir. Slora.
80. 3. Ibbor unb Gem. llrlus.
81. i. S9uattus b. 2opolu. Sabius.
(gilgult.)
1. 9. Yctri aettenfcier. SIDES. Spes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
,Siitet GudJ ppr mniauberer Wilf."

Sei beiBem @etter lit Wild, beions
bers empfunglib fir Terlnreini9unl
burh gafterien, Su3ilcn unb &ranfs
beitsfcime aller @rt. audi lit lie leif):
fer Dem 8erberben ausgeieBt. unb ba.
Der erldBt Die gnnbess Hepierune Die
5citeemdbe @arnung on ale 6auss
f%raueu: ~Siitet Gub Dor %nniauberei
Iilhl"
Sei Der Iblieferrue i'm SauIc ionte
hie Ntilf iofort in ben GisIhranf
geifelt iperben. @iro lie Der Soms
merbibe aud MIR fir tur3e 3eit aus
geieBt, 10 lit lie ihon peroorben linf
nid)t mebr gum @ebrauf geeisnet.
&erm eS nift %ansdn9is lit, Die
Wtild ipgleit in Den gislhranf 81
~iteIen, 10 lolte cine &iite ober ionii
Elm geeigneter 8ebdlter nit etnem
Gtiif Gis BARN alf Der @eranoa an
elmer ihattigen Steac ba5u bereit ges
halten perben. Bel @utpurf Der
Yldne gum gau zines Sauies Ioate
barauf geahtet iperben, eineu @iss
id)rant 10 un1 pber in Die Wano bin>
Gin Su bauen, baB Der Sisbebdlter bon
aliben her gefiiat nerben lam. Sic
&lappe fam iogar pcrIhlie6bar 9e=
maht unb Der MildJmann nit einem
S6liincl perieben perben, bamit CT
Die Wtilfilaldcn 9leid ne6en bas Gle
itelleu obcr barauf le9eu Tam, big Die
Sausfrnu ie nnd) eigenem grmeiien
unterbringt. Natiirlih muB Der Sbeil
bes @~isidlranfes, in ipelhem Die Ndbe
runssmittel aufbepabrt tperben. itets
5icmlid) ialber gebalten perben; Dem
Gisbebdlter ihabet buS aud nihts.
unb GO miro sur Hptbnenbi9feit, ipenu
Glide GiS abgebadt tperben. nm Sc
trdpfe unb bergleid1en 81 fiiblen.
llnier feinen ltmitdnben aber bari bic
g%tfluRr6bre nit benz Gluafens SDitem
in S%erbinouns iteben.
YcinIihe Sauberfeit.
Che cine Nildflaide se0ffnet miro,
iolten 6als unb Sedel Der Slalhe
iauber ab9etpaiden unb nit einen,
reinen Suh ior9fdltig absetrodnet
iperbeu. Wit ir9enb einem ipiecn
Snltrumcnt fam er leift a~bsebobell
merben. obne Den Snbalt gu beriib>
rem. Iber nah Dem 8ebraud ioatc
Die Sloide iogleif iprslib nieoer
gcifloiien ipcrben uno es empfieblt
iih. Die Iilh in ser SriginalflaIhe
81 laIIen, in lpelfer tie abseliefert
nurbe, bis lie %aufgebraudt lit. gum
SerihluB Der Slaife eisnet lid elm
bariiber geitiilptes @las bon entz
iprehenber @robe AM beIten, Der urs
iprilnglid benuBte Oedel miro forts
aetporfen ober perbrannt, i'm Die Sliez
gen nid)t nnSulpfen. Sic Wilhz
fluide mlB nah Dem @ebroud 10 nit
einem 8laie perbedt gleid pieber in
ben GisIhrant geitellt neroen; etfpa
ilbrig 9ebliebene Milh bari niht in
Die Slnihe 3uriidgcfiiIlt peroen. 3rpicz
bcln uno anoere tart rietenbc Nab>
r%lmgsmittcl tbcilen Der Milh leidt
ibren 8cruh bamit. baber empiieblt
cs iid], beionbers lie burd, 0erIhlieBcn
Der SlaItc bapor 5l ihiiBen.
biitnng opn &ranfs
belt.
Milhflaiden iollten ME in Elm
&ranfen5immcr, audi nid,t ms Sim
bers ooer i~iberbnupt in Elm Shlaiz
simmer gcbrnht peroen. 9ei aranfs
bcitcn lit ~beionbere Soriiht seboten.
nnmit niht nnbere 2eutc burd
llebertraguna bon Granfbeitsfeimen
an @ildflai1eu aueeitedt iperoen.
Serrldt elm SAL bon aultedenoen
aranfbeiten I'M Sauie. 10 iolten Die
Slaihcn nid,t MIR seipiilt. Ionbern
nilsgefodt nerben. nm aller Mns
Itedun9s9eiabr por5ubeusen. Iuf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

tisam fniesu in ser gifel, ieoes in ieis
mem Snus, auf einem lpeiBen Sud,
Dor Der Stubentbiir nieber unb bitten
Die Gltern nm 0er3eibung unb emf
%pfan9en oon ibnen Den Seeen, tpers
beu aud no6I nit @eibtpaiier be-
iprenet. Gebnlih in Mtttelfranten.
Sn Sglauer 9orfern tiiBt Der Sobn
Dem Batter Sdnbe nnb Sibe. Der
@utter ben StooB. Dieter Ibihieo
beiBt i'll idleiifs 3idten. Sn gapern
unh i'm Siibpeiten Seutiflanb's Iebt
bier llto bn nod Der dnbere ihDne
grailf, baB mad Der Srauung in Der
STRIDE, allies an Die erblihe @rabitdtte
5iebt, un Der @e%ritorbenen NIT einem
Batter unier" 81 geOenfen. Sn 9hiis
rtn9en ihmiidt bds Yanr Die 8rdber
Der @erlpanoteu unb Hatben eigens
bdnoia.
llno lper Serortises unterluHen
tpollte, lid sesen iolfe Sitte per>
9ing, lpiiroe hurh Die vgiafbarihait"
enpfinolif geitraft perbeu. Sn
ctnem Der erIten, pon aplptng berausz
g~egebenen &dleuoer fanoen mir cine
Seiprehuns Der rgartfabrt", nit Der
al8uilnee gbemdnner %beimgeiuht
lpurben ourt Die gurlfenI6aft zines
Sorfes am Iieoerrbeiu. limb Der CIR
5dhIer pa9te Oteien 8rauf, 5u pers
tbeipisen. Iber bas 1T iiher. nllr
fonnen iold)e 9rdiid,e pbne WiBbrauf
beiteben, mo es cine offentIih amer
tannte Site giebt, bic Iusorud elmer
tief %begriinbeteu So5ialetbif lit. @o
oas Der Sail, lpirb aud Die Nafbars
i6aft. ais geihiiserin bieier Site. als
elm mddtiser Saftor i~o5ialer Grt it'd
8eltung 81 perihaifen permoeen.-
yImerifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

SeIbit i'm beiten Spicsel iehen
mir uns nibt 10, pie uns Die Inberen
1eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

EN- ntdd)ft9er SSattor 1o6taler Nrt 1td
8eltung 81 nerihaffen permoeen.-
rImerifa."
Werfwiirbises.
1. 9or Sabren ipliroe in Tnris Elm
Trieiter Nadts 5u einem Sterbenben
serufen. or ities in einen bereit ses
baltenen 8asen unb fanb oarin 5fpei
masfierte 1eripnen. nelte linn Ios
sleih Die Gusen perbanben. Wan
flbr nit ibm IN elm entlegenes Tiertel.
Sort belt Der 8aseu o einem
Sarie. Die masfierten seIeiteten Den
Erieiter 5pei Sreppen binauf, sinseu
NIT linn burh mebrere 3immer nnO
fiibrteu i'm bann in Elm @emad.
lporin ipirtlid elm &ranfer lag, beiien
Seitte er borte.
Siernlf lpurbe Der 8eiitlidJe lpieoer
binub9efiibrt nnb geatpuneeu, init
linen in einen Seller 81 seben, norm
Die beiben Masfierten linn einen He@
pplper auf Die 8fuit iesten uno i'm
aufforberten, iogleih gu befennen.
pas DER &ranfe 9ebeihtet babe; mo
nidt, 10 nilroe er eridonen.
HlIbis antfportete Der Yrieiter. man
modte ibm 5lpei Winuten Seit lafen,
INN 0ott feline Seele au5uempfeblen.
Sann lei er bereit. 3u iterben. Ne@
MATS aber niirbe or elm Wort aus Der
Seiht perratben. Sierauf ertldrten
Die bcioen llnbefdnnten benz riiroigen
Erieiter, lie bdtten iih II feit oapon
iib~er5engen tpollen, DAP nid)ts ipiiroe
BON Gem perratben peroen. . Der
Sterbenbe gebeittet babe. Sect bGtten
Tie bieie feite lle%ber5eusuns.
Damn seIeiteten tie auf Die ndmlihe
Weiie Den Yrieiter lpieber biz 81 iets
ner &obnune.
2. Cur 3eit, als :. Neumann, Der
nadmalige Siid,of BON Yhilabelpbia
& 1850, nod Yfarrer bon 8iliamsz
bile mar, puroe CT bon Iennpnitrn
81 elmer relisiDieu Oijputation berz
aulSgeforbert. Wdbreno berielben
riibmte lif elmer bon ben YreDiseru
Der Sefte, er lei i'm Stanbe, ieine
Grleuhtung 81 beiueiien. Iuf. Die
Srage. pie er bartbun pole, oaB Der
81. 8eiit in ibm ipobne. antnortetc
CT: .Wein eisenes 2eben 5elst oapon;
pcnn frilber mar ih elm ~iiinpbafter
Ienid, babe Yferbe uno &iibe 9ea
itoblen. meme I%itmenid,cn betroseu
II. T. no; aber felt meiner 9efebrung
bin ih Elm gan5 nnberer Wenit)." =
Neumunn nabm bas Wort uno fraate
Die %periammeltc Wenge: .Sbr babt
ieBt sebort. bab ser Srebiser befannte,
CT babe seiroblen uno betrogen. Sat
CT aber oas nnserehte 8ut aud 3uz
riideritattet?" rHein!" idrieen
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cine pabre?" = .Neinl" Ihante es
pon alien Seiten; Yer lit nod Der
ate Spibbube!" - Nah bieicr
Concentration 90 bominem" per@
liebeu Die Wennonitcu inter alerlei
G%orlpGnoen mad, uub mad, Den Soal,
III ipeldem Der fatbpliihc Yfarrer NIT
ieiner gesleitune 5ulest alciu Dor
Dem %seipdblten S6icSsrihfer Staub
belt.
Warming uor ihledJten SGbnen.
SnB ihledte 3abne Die llriade
bon HbeuntatiSmus. Ser3leiSen uno
Observation-Disclosures lcin fDnncn,
le9tc auf DEM goupent bes Hationals
p%erbanees Der 3abndr5te su 3odeiter.
u. y. periloNene 8od)e Die 8iiienz
l1ptars,,A,,, r
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-06
CITY GOES AFTER
MORE WATER RIGHTS

The council committee on utilities
last night disc used the proposition OF
purchasing the &. G. A playground
and baseball field on Church Hin, al
the cost of s12. 1000. and referred the
matter To - subcommittee. consisting
OF Pollock, Pollard and Ratclihe. ID
report at a failure meeting.
The city attorney WAS directed Il
look into the question of securing the
water rights aow held by ,Selle isle
af4a- tstfe4 -tHaseFeft--s along tt4e-rteer
so that the water Of the river might
be fully controlled by the city. with
The view of euIarging the water facili
ties at the settling basin.
This follows the resolution from the
administrative board faihered hy
Commissioners Back ard Mccarthy.
When this report Is returned TO the
committee, Chairman Whittct. OF the
administrative board: the city epRi-
neer and the superintendent of wa>er
will be expected to be present for a
general discussion,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-06
APPEAL PETITION
burg or the counties and towns in
tereSted
CONTINUED from First Page. }

burg or the counties and towns in
terested
Style of Case.
The petition pleaded that the court
order the decision revised and re-
versed and the taxes apportioned to
the counties. 1t was decided to style
the case ''the board Of supervisors of
Henrico county and others against the
Commonwealth at the relation OF the
city OF Petersburg and others"
AS an outgrowth OF the rolling stock
case a bill Is to be introduced into
the general assembly designed to give
the counties all OF the taxes.
The decision from the appeal
granted yesterday will be awaited
with great interest throughout the
State. as 1t will have considerable
bearing on the future legislation con-
corning rolling stock. Before tho
enactment OF the present law the
cities derived great revenue from the
rolling stock because OF the fact that
they were the headquarters of the
railroads, although much of the roll
ing stock was held on yards located
in the counties.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-06
PETERSBURG u. D. G.
HAS GOOD MEETING

PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 5---A
largely attended meeting OF Peters
burg Chapter, u. ID. c., was held al
A. r. Hill camp hall this morning
The president Mrs. r. T. Meade, pre-
sided, and large amount OF routlre G
business was transacted. letter
from the State president. Mrs. Rid
dick, was read. asking for assistance
for relief work.
The educational committee report
ed that 1t had been enabled by a con
tribution from w II. Vincent Of Ca
prom, to take advantage of the third
scholarship of the Bowman CONNER
cial school.
Because OF the illness of the State
custodian of crosses of honor. none
have yet been received.
The chapter will hold its annual
supper in February
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-06
airing a, washington is yanusr,

hearing at Washington is Janusr,
18th.
Mr.. Sands moved that the eottoi
and tobacco exchanges both be called
upon TO cooperate with the commit
tee new working and the motion was
carried.
Purcell Resigns.
Colonel john Il. Purcell, who had
been chairman of the committee, tend
cred his resignation. giving as reasons
the fact that he had several pressing
matters to attend 20 that required
much OF his time and that he fell
that he could not give his best efforts
to the committee.
His resignation WAS accepted and
John Kerr Branch was elected In his
stead
Letters to the heads Of the com
mercial bodies of the following North
Carolina towns and rttteg, wh-ct co-Tfft
not be Included in the schedule of the
boosting tour because of lack of time
asking their I'D and cooperation, VIII
he sent out. Newborn, Kingston,
Henderson, pBrhsm. Concord Lexin9-
ton, Stasesviiie, Ashcville, y. G., Heud-
erxonvilie ano Chester, s. G.
II was alsn voted to ask the aid
Of Norman Johnson, editor Of the Mer-
chants Journal
MAYOR George Ajnslic said hat i'm
portart official business was the only
thing that prevented him from join
inc the booster tour"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-06
OFFICIAL FORM

CONTINUED from First page.)
or like obligations (not payable In the
United States). and also from cou-
pons, checks, or bills Of exchange for,
or In payment of. any dividends upon
the stock. or interest upon the obli-
cations OF foreign corporations, asso-
Citations, and insurance companies en-
gagged In business in foreign countries.
T. Total amount OF income re-
ceived from flduciaries.
s. Total amount Of income derived
from any source whatever, not speci-
fled or entered elsewhere on this page.
Item III requires q return Of the
total amount Of income derived from
dividends from the stock or net earn
ings of corporations. joint stock COM
panies. associations, or insurance COM
panies subject to like tax"
Item IL requires a statement OF
the total gross income.
General Deductions.
The third page Of the circular gives
the items included under the head
General Deductions" They are az
follows:
/. Tho amount OF necessary -ex-
penses actually paid in carrying on
ness expenses or partnerships, and
not including personal living or fam
lily expenses.
2. All interest paid within the year
on personal indebtedness Of taxpayer
s. All national. State, county. school
and municipal taxes paid within the
year mot including those assessed
again local benefits).
4. Losses actually sustained during
the year incurred in trade or arising
from fires. storms or shipwrecks. and
not compensated for by insurance or
otherwise.
s. Debts due which have been ac-
tually ascertained to be worthless. and
which have been charged or within
the year.
6. Amount representing a reasona-
BILE allowance for the exhaustion.
wear and tear of property, arising out
of Its use or employment In the bust
ness. not to exceed In the case OF
mines, 5 per cent OF the gross value
at the mine, Of the output for the
year, for which the computation is
made, but no deduction shall be made
for any amount Of expense OF restor-
ing property or making good the ex-
haustion thereof. for which allowance
Is. or has been. made.
Then follows the total OF general
deductions and two forms for affi@n
Wits. one to be executed by an in
dividual making his own return. and
the other to be executed bv the duly
authorized agent making the return
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-06
MILLIONS ASKED
FOR IMPROVEMENTS
-------------
AUDITOR CRENsHAw SUGGESTS
NEARLY FOUR MILLION DOLLARS
FOR COMING TWELVE MONTHS.
MORE THAN LAST YEAR
FINANCE COMMITTEE To HEAR
REQUESTS AND DISCUSS BUD
GET At MEETING THIS
AFTERNOON. y

Auditor Crenshaw last night gent to
common council his estimate OF the
receipts for the year, and his recon-
mendations for appropriations. The
paper was forwarded to the finance
committee, which body win meet this
afternoon at o'clock TO consider the
bodget OF appropriations.
Auditor Crenshaw suggests that the
receipts this year may be s3.54s,3s5.
and his suggested appropriations
figure out exactly that amount.
After the finance committee and the
city council get through with his re-
commentator, there is likely to be
an increase In the appropriation, a.
was the fact last year. when the sum
appropriated. with an over draft OF
about $50. 900. amounted to 341e2,lS
Holds Figures Down.
Mfr. Crenshaw figures that there may
be an increase along the line in the
shape of incomes. but holds the pos
sible appropriations exactly within the
probable income.
This recommendation Is made by the
auditor on the possible action OF the
finance committee. OF which the auditor
is clerk He has acted as secretary
Of all the meetings OF that committee.
and has the sentiments of the men,
bers in his mind. 1t is likely, there
fore. that, in his dual capacity OF Au-
ditor and city accountant. as wen as
clerk to the finance committee. Mr..
Crenshaw has got pretty close to the
actual figures.
Balance In Treasury.
There Is now, according to his re-
port an unexpended sum OF 1854 1911,
much OF which will be- added as over
draft This will make the appropria-
tons for this year close to the $4,000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-06
ANNEXATION TO CUT
HOLE IN TREASURY
PERFECTION OFF PLANS MEANS
LARGE Loss TO CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY.

Should plans for annexation OF the
Southern suburbs to Greater Richmond
be perfected Chesterfield county will
lose s2,923, 066 of Its assessed valuation.
This will mean a decrease OF $39. 600 In
the revenues collected in the county
on incomes, real estate. telephone, tel
egraph and railroads
These facts were submitted to the
Chesterfield county board of super
visors by Commemorative Attorney
Haskins Hobson, who appeared before
the hady In behalf of the annexation
committee appointed recently by the
board.
Chairman Howard Swineford. chair
man OF the committee. has been sick for
the past two weeks, which prevented
him from attending any OF the meet
ings held last week.
The report was incomplete. and an
other one Will he made at the next
meeting of the supervisors. No recon-
mendations were made In the report
yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-06
PETERSBURG
SAMUEL A. GENTRY
DIES IN PETERSBURG
WELL KNOWN NEWSPAPER MAN
OF THE COCKADE
CITY.

PETERSBURG, VA, Jan 5.--sam-
uel A. Gentry. son of the late William
II. and Mary Clement Gentry. died
at 3a0 o'clock this afternoon at his
home, the residence Of his brother
f. NJ. Clements. in Liberty street.
Mr.. Gentry was in his thirty sixth
year Of age and was highly esteemed
by wide circle of friends. He had
been associated with his brother, f.
Nj. Clements. owner of the Daily
Progress" since its first Issue in 1888
until his health failed him about five
years ago.
TWO brothers and one sister survive
him. e. NJ. Clements. William G. Gen.
try. and Mrs. Frank Wagner, all OF
this city. He was an active member
Of Market Street church and Sunday
school, also of the local Lodge OF
Elks and K. of r.
Funeral arrangements not COM
pleted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-06
HOSPITAL PAPERS
THROUGH IN RUSH
CLERK AUGUST LOSES BREATH,
ALSO SOME RESOLUTIONS
FROM CIVIC BODIES.
QUICK LIKE CYCLONE
BOARDS RECON-
MENDATIoN GOES THROUGH
IN JIFFY-NOw UP TO
ALDERMEN.

1t took the common council last night
just two minutes to dispose OF the
resolution sent that body by the ad-
ministrative board concerning the ac-
ceptance by the city of the offer of
the Medical College Of Virginia of
the free use Of the old Virginia hospital
for a period OF years.
The proposition OF the board was
adopted and sent on to the board Of
aldermen.
The council. at its last meeting. sent
to the administrative board all the
papers in connection with the offer of
the Medical college. An amendment
suggested by Mr. Umlauf, had been
adopted by council; the board of alder
men had stricken 1t out, and the meas
ure went back to council. That body
refused. by large majority, to con-
cut in the amended resolution. and
after much debate the whole matter on
motion of Mr.. Haddon, was sent to
the administrative board. with instruc-
tions to straighten out the affair.
The Resolution Adopted.
That body adopted a resolution re-
commencing that council accept the
offer of the college. but give the ad-
ministrative board the right and power
to frame up the agreement
Council last night. with but two dis
dalton of the administrative board
The two dissenters were Umlauf and
Fuller, both OF whom have fought the
original proposition made by the col
lege. that that Institution have abso-
lutte control of the hospital.
Il am sure that the administrative
board is going to do just as we want
DONE" said Mr.. Umlauf last night, but
I voted against the resolution. because
7 huu no
the right to make the arrangements
with the college officials.''
The resolution now goes to the board
Of aldermen, which meets next Tues
day night.
President Mitchell and DR.. George
Ben Johnston were present at the
meeting of council last night. They
had nothing to say.
Commissioner Hirschberg was also
present He expressed no disappoint-
ment at the action of council. but
rather felt pleased.
I'VE will give the city what 1t
wants" he said. land will try. also, to
give the hospital what 1t wishes"
August Loses EN-.
+ In the sudden turn things took, Clerk
August said at the close of the meet
ing. he lost his breath and forgot
to present some papers and resolution
from the chamber. OF commerce. and
the Business Mems club. pertaining to
the question. He said he would for
ward them to the board of alder
men.
The resolution will not, It is said.
have as easy sailing in the board Of
aldermen as 1t had in council. 1t Is
said, however. that there will be some
debate, and that the vote will not be
anything like II was last time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-06
TURNBULL IS OUT
RACE FOR CONGRESS
IMPORTATION TO THAT EFFECT
is RECEIVED IN
PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. 5.--The
news Is received here that ex-Con-
gresham Robert Turnbuli. from the
Fourth district, will not be a candi-
date for reelection. While this In
formation is not direct, 1t Is believe
that Mr.. Turnbull has decided not TO
enter the race for congress again,
owing to his physical condition. Mr..
Turnbull has many friends here, who
are satisfied that should his physical
condition permit, he would again he
elected to congress. and who have
urged upon him from time to time
that he should again enter the race.
There are several other aspiran.s
from the district, one of whom 1t Is
believed to be PetersburRer, and tho
general opinion Is that Congressman
Watson will have strong opposition
for re election next fall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-06
RELATIVES CLAIM
KENNEDY'S BODY

PETERSBURG, VA. Jan. 5.--The
body OF Patrick Kennedy. who was
drowned in the harbor here on the
night Of December 22d, which has
bten preserved IN J, T. Morriss 4
SON. morgue ever since. was claimed
by relatives In Albany n. Y. yester
day and will be shipped~to that city
evening.
Chief of Police Pagland received a
telegram from Chief OF Police Hyatt
of Albany. Saturday evening. asking
for details of hte accident. which In
formation was promptly wired back
Messrs. Morriss Il Son received a meg
sage yesterday guaranteeing all eX
penses including transportation OF the
body.