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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-06
FOR RENT-Five room house .on
Poplar street. D. G. Cole.

Rev. and Mrs. Duval have returned
from Harlem where Mr.. Duval Off
clated at the marriage of their niece.
Miss Eleanor Green, and Mr.. Fred
Byrd last Tuesday The ring used
was carried by a tiny girl in white
rose.
Miss Hattie Cleveland received
news from Baltimore Sunday that
her sister, Mrs. John Cleveland, Of
0paftanbcrg, S. c., had died at Johns
hopkins hospital. Mrs. Welborn
reynolds is still in Spartanburg and
MISS Kate and Miss Marion Gregg
are with Miss Cleveland.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A five room
house, large lot shade and fruit
trees near car line. Phone 459. If.
Mrs John H. Boston has gone to
charleston, S. c., to spend several
weeks with Mrs. ]. w. Caldwell who
VIII be remembered as the beautiful
MISS Dorothy Cullen, of Tennessee.
whose wedding was a brilliant event
al Mrs. Boston's home about three
years ago.
'OH SALE acres on Cherokee St.
least front. At the city limits. .
~ booDs 3-4-14 At.
W.T. Wallace Hutchinson has re-
GENTLY been appointed postmaster at
Columbus N. NJ. He formerly lived
mere and is brother of Mrs. T. M.
randolph. Their sister, Miss Sadie
hutchinson, was recently married
az the home of this brother to Ser
seant Harry Rose who is stationed
WIN the troops in Ell Paso, Tex.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-09
MERELY COMMENT


1t may interest a few philan-
thropists around Chicago to know
that the minimum wage for, girls in
the Ford auto plant at Detroit is $40
week.
Michigan is queer state. All that
fuss up at Calumet grows out OF the
greed of some Massachusetts million
aires for big dividends out of the cop
per mines.
The striking miners are citizens OF
Michigan. The mine owners are non
residents.
: But the miners are poor, and the
owners are rich. That's what makes
the difference.
Andy Carnegie will now give to his
native town, Dumferline, Scotland,
S1O,OOO,O 900 of the money the canny
old cuss ground out of the lives of
steel workers.
Scattered all over the country An
dy has erected beautiful monuments
to the lives that have been sacrificed
to steel. ..
And he calls them Carnegie librar-
les.
It was this same Andy who once
said that to die rich is to die dis
graced.
A Russian named Abe, Lincoln was
refused naturalization papers be-
cause he couldn't tell what was
meant by state, legislature.
But you can't blame Abe. Who
can tell what it is or means?
Having laughed at Uncle Sam
three times, the copper barons are
now giving the governor of Mich. the
hee haw.
GRABBED UNDER MANN ACT
Mobile, Ala, Jan. Ok. M. Foster,
millionaire son of the president of the
International Correspondence School
and his stenographer, Miss Deliah
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-09
BTTSOFNEWS

Fond du Lac, Wis.-Wm. Carl
Steinberg and Madge Radcliffe be-
ieved first couple to be married in
Wisconsin after complying with en-
genics law.
Lacrosse, Wis.-"Too cold. Well
postpone it until next summer" Al
bert Johnson, %, Minneapolis, told.
policeman as he waded out to river
bank after trying suicide.
DenVer.-AdoIphu Busch III wired
police urging prosecution to limit of
law of John Ray Dew, 20, BelleVille,
Ill, arrested after posing as Adolphus
Busch and borrowing $130 on
strength of resemblance to million.
aire.
BRIDGEPORT, Ills men killed and 4
seriously injured when new boiler in a
powerhoUse of Ohio Oil Co. exploded.
Washington.-Sec'y of Interior"
Lane announced approval of govern
ment control of all radium-bearing
ore deposits.
Madison, Wis.-Mrs. John Long,
1C1u, "nOOS uuoDduu was luu1uC4 GU
at warehouse of P. Lorillard Tobacco
Co., while making rounds as night
Waterman, received $500.
Tacoma.-Andrew Aronke, strik-
ing employee of Tacoma Smelter, kill
ed in battle in dark with officers
guarding company's property.
WiIkesbarre, Pa.-Miss Kate DaVis,d
prominent social worker, indicted for.
libel in poison pen" letters she is.
alleged to have sent Mrs. c. ]. Wal
lace, another social worker.
London. - DR.: Amigo, Catholic
bishop of Southwark, declined to rec
ceive 100000 gift raised for him by,
Duke of Norfolk and others. Asked
that money be applied to church.
debts.
Paris.-Supposed Iunatic, Fernand
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-09
GRARREp UNDER MANN AcT

Mobile, Ala, Jan. Ok. M. Foster,
millionaire son of the president of the
International Correspondence School
and his stenographer, Miss Deliah
Bradley, %, arrested on charge of
violating Mann white slave act. They
have been living here three weeks
at the most fashionable hotel in the
city.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-06

Yom Der 2I6ne.

SIN 2Dric : beater gisbt ss
bi.Ie Dp6e Wnnoelbilosr, peI6e oas
2e6en Seiu ooritelen. Nie mitses
tbeilt ipiro, idnbsn bic Iufnabmen i'm
6tilissn 2anbs fat, 10 baB man Die
Stittsn iistt, lpeIt), Der So5n @ottes
pGbrsno Ieiner @rOentage ourdpaus
bette. Die gilOsr iinb in ndtiirIideH
5arben odrgeitsLt. Gs bauerte m.bz
rsre Sabre, bic Ssrie gu poIlenoen.
Die 9orgdnge peyosn BON Wtuiit be-
sl.itet, bic fir iis tomppnirt purbe.
es fin6en tdgli6 }pei 8Oritelun9sR
itatt unb 5luar ijno bic preiie %
Gents.
Sn 9. s. aeitbs 9beoter
entbGlt oas Sisslp09ige Yrogramm
d6t grpBarti1e Hummsru. Dem dime
iiihen Drama y3be Green Beetle"
piro nit bsIonOersm SntereiIe entges
aengeieben, oenR pds Stiid 1T neu uno
bat cine oas allssmeine Sutsreife bes
unfpru9enbe SdnOIune. IS tpiro ods
rim ndmli1 bic ,sslbe @efabr" ssichiIs
bert, uno bamit III bsm 8erfoher
Sobn Wilaro Elm Sugtrdftises 9itbs
iisnitiid sslaHssr. SOisp4 Ssffsrion
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-06
9abtOm nnb Bellevue.

MiIbrsb Gears, bic a SaSre alte
9o6ter bon @eorg Gears, BON Der 4.
uns Sabton 4De, 9a1ton, erlitt
i9mers6afte griibpunben an ben
5dnben uno anberen &0rpert6eilen,
als Tie cine &dnne beiben aaffes ums
ftieB. Or. Gpibelbsrgsr leiItete ibr
bic n0t6ige 6ilfe.
Geuer Barben 2ouis sbombe
ION bon 8ellepue bat ben1 Boliaeif.i
Geitber feline Refisnation eingereiGt,
Die Iofort in &raft tretsn foll. Der
GtaOtratb nirp feinen Qa6Folger am
9pnneritag ernennen.
2aiit poli5eilit9em gefe6l 1T in
geaeOue oas Rollffu6laufen unters
fa9t unb tperben uebertreter oieies
gefs6ls bsm poliaeiri9ter alein Dor
gsfii6rt iperoen.
sSm So6f4ul Nubitorium in
8apton funo geitern Ra9mittag bic
gemeiniame Memorialfsier Der Dan
ton unb 8ellspues 2leres Der eagle
Itatt. gountD 4nipalt Blaine W&cz
&1ug6lin belt Die Memorial Reoe
un9 belt Wapor %. 6. Qutnbp e6eue
falls cine anfprade. Sin uusgefpGsi=
tes mliitaliI4es programm tam our
Su,nfii6rltnu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-06

liner agcnt in Snmilton III
Ser GonarS Srnf, 449 SiS cSiiiritc
Strafe. grl Sci. 476 o., Su1.
EGOne 1851 q.
= 9i. aeite bes 3im 3. 0riscoG,
rpeI4e DOrgeitern i'm 0Dorautic in
Der Rorb 5ront StruBe gefunOen
fporOen 1T, ipuroe geitern fir bic 6euz
tige geeroigung nad 9lenbale befors
bert. Der @rtruntene mar Der So1n
Don gartb. Dristpa. lpeIaer bis Dor
orei sSabren in Glsnba,e pobnte uno
-isbt in Wilton, SnO., nit ieinen
306tern lsbt. Der gater uno cine
3O6tsr tparen geiierH bier unO lieBen
bic glide nuf 9lsnbaIe bringen.
- Wlabor .6irtsl traute DOrgeitern
Rofmittag SObn Nilliam S0bnIOn
uno 6rau Hellie Wc@ onnobd DON
WhooIetopn.
9rssnberrp WcsSntoib nurbe
porgeitern Q6snO bon Der gpli5ei bel
einem 5an5p.rgniigsr in Der Dpbs
nuna Der 6rau Suffman, go. 834
HorO 2. Strnbe ipeqsH unorosntliaen
9etragens uuo 5raqeHs perborgener
Daffen perbaftet unb Gis gum 9erE0r
in Der goli3eiitation eingsIp,rrt.
Wc5ntoib ihlua nam,i3 fpdbrenb Oes
3anstrdn36ens sinsn @tait Namens
80. M. Barrett nit Ter S5duit nieoer.
- 9lnnd Wdraart; Stablbeber, bic
8itttpe Don pbiliip Stublbeber, peI>
d. brsi Meilen ron bier on Der Gaton
eanbiiraBe ipobnt, itdrb esitern Wors
gen an Shpd6e i'm gllter Don 63
Sabren. sic mar aug DeatIdlanb oes
biirtia, fam 1871 mad g(merita unb
binterlGBt 6 &inoer uno 9 Gntel. sic
mar cine bodaelttete 5rou uno bate
einen aroben 5reunoestreis.
- Sin boffnunsspollsr Singing,
Somnp Mloors, 3ertriimmerts oorz
aeitern Qbeno in Der 9ctruntenbeit Die
Sfsi6e in Der 5biir bes 2doens pon
IS. 3. Weplers in Der Wiaple gpsnue
unb bic poli5ei nabm ben 9url9en in
9eipabrIam. Sm Muni3ipolgeriht
purce er isoo6 ntlafen, no6oem er
psriprOten bate, O:n S9uoeH gu err
leben.
= Soc Sdpreiblic unt SObn 9de
basti botien pOraeitern &bsuo an Der
Gde Der Cit glpenus unb Sobn Str.
cine Shldserei uno fi.len Der Bo!i3ei
in bic 6Gnoe. Gle be5abIt.n Die Ge=
rihtstoiien i'm Muni5lpalgsridt uno
ipurben aus Der 6dft entlaiIen.
- William 9inion bon Oit Samils
ION ertpirtte i'm goli3eiesrtht einen
5aftbsfsbl aesen 5ranf Smith, psls
der fein @ieb in BEN StrabeH uRb auf
lesren Cots berum!aufen ldbt.
= 9orbon e. sun meIbet. Der qoz
liSei. eab Ginbredsr in feline Garage
go. $40 aublcp StraBs etnbraraeu
rub % 9funO S+miere, sinen 5ams
msr, Elm paar SOien unc cine Sads
entiperoeten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-06

ipdre id5 b,ttldseris seiuorben. Sd mai
iaum i'm Sidnbs, mid auf ben 1iBen ~
balien unb ielblt bic geringie Irbeit per
modts Id nur nit Der grobtsn Nnitrenauno
Al perridlten. EeS yindts uerniofte Id
nidbt III Idjlafen unb osnjuiulge mar i'd, on
Wcraen binidllie nnb ,ubsm nit einem an'
baltenbsn &opiihm.r5 seplagt
Nnhoem Id bic Sipelte Slnite oieitr Ne
bisin eenpmnen botte, beaann otr aopi.
1&merS etuas nad5nlaiien, aud etwas
Shlaf tfeifte iidi elm uHo metiie Neruen
tpurben etipas itdrfer. Sd fubr iort, biz
Nebisiu su n,bm.n, bis,idI mid iuie neuge.
boren iiiblte uno jebt permag ih fnurI III
begreiien, ME .s mbglid 1T. bab it oil
meine arbeit tpiebtr 81 perrid)tsu bermag.
gsenn immer i'd bon elmer 5rau erfdbre,
bic eintr gutter Weoi,in bebari, 10 permag
Id Spoin e. gintbam's gegeiablt Com,
pounb nid1t parm geTug su empfehlen'"
frau nrani Glart 314c ". Tulip
Ctr, Rihmsnb, go.
Tranen baben IS nnotren Sranen
er5Gblt
felt piersia s}abren, iuie qpoia g. 9iufbam's
gsaetable COMPOUND ibnen bic G5,iunbbeit
uieberperidlaiit bate, psnn iie ben 5raueH.
Isiben 5nin Gpftr g.fa!Ien tparen. Idhtr
bic xnorme RaAirase nah oieier gleoi5F
pon benz NiIantilfen bis sniii Ydcinr
Gsean. g9snn gle init irgeno einen
6rauenIeiben bebaiiet iino, oann ioIltsH eie
entihifbtn apoia g. yinibam's ,Segetdb!e
COMPOUND periudeu. Gs Diro ~ Sbrem
gortteil gertifeu. 2pbia e. Yinibam ySs'
bieine Co., 2pnn, Waii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-06

1T bersits in elmer 9pnpentiop nomis
ntrt pprOen unD IN ZEN tiir3i9
itattgehabten YrimGrpa1Ieu in Dir
tunIas, oersn ReIult1t aleroingS
nod nift offi3ieQ Darifi3irt porOen
lit, lpurbe Senator glarte nit elmer
tleinen Stimmenmebrb2it nonIinirt.
8e3iiqIih oieier domination tam es
ieoph nod 3u elmer &ontroperie tOma
men. SSn 2llobama finocn Die ienaz
tortellen YrimGrpabIen am Wtontag
Itutt uno Die &onbibaten linn Die
acnqreBabQeoroneten llu0erlDooo uno
Ri6monb 9ierIon 6o6ion.
Sin erbittertlr Sampf finpet in
&unias fat, no Der &6ngreBabges
oronete 8ictor Murood bic Nominas
tton BON Den Yrogrefipen babeu nil.
um ais 9egentanoiDat qcqen griitOm
auf7utreten, ipGbrenD Der t6emaliss
Senaior Curtis benz Senator 8riItOD
Die rspublitaniide domination itreis
tia su MAIDEN Iu4t. Sn pennIplpaz
nieu perben bie Yrimdrpublen i'm
tommenoen Wlpnat Itattfinb.n uno al
Ter @abri6einlihteit nah lperoen Die
Republituner Senatpr genroie quiz
itellen, ndbreno Der &onQrebabgeoroz
nets u. Wltt6eq Yalmsr Der &anoioat
Der 9emotrateu EnD Gitffpro Bin
dot Der aanoibat Der ProsreRioeH
Iein biirfte.
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Gpbtm TIN.

Die Gpbimatom Cifiee iiir 5cs Sin
finnafier 0oIfsbiaft" bcfinbet iid I'm
(..bambe Ro. 50a-511 Wabiion
Nuenne. Nnseiaen, Wittheilnnaen
nnb geitennnaen iraenSweldler Mrt
inerSen bis 10 1tbr gbenSs Salelbit
sntdesenaenommen. SeIepbcn Soitfb
1884.
S6eo. s(b6ott, ongeblifl bon
5rpD, g., Der fir cine @rpreB' '@eiell'
ihait arbeitet, fam geitern bIerber
mn ideint beg @uten etipas Sit piel
aetban Sli baben unb leste lih am
Slusnier nieoer Inn aitssurllben. SET
ner slnaabe nnt ipuroe er BON nleD'
reren WGnnern iiberiallen Die ibnl
oen ReIt ieines @elbes abnabmeii,
ibm MIR 2 Gents lieben m6 Saun in
brutaler @ciic mibbanbelten. Wtit
einem gaditein bedrbeitetcn iie lein
@eIiht, 10 baB beioe slilgen iait ge'
id,Ioiien lparen unb er aus 5ablrei6en
@uroen bIiitete. Gr ipuroe ieiner el-
aenen Siderbeit uegeu in SaIt &c.
iioninien.
sSolaenbe gerbaitimgcn tpnroen
aeifern porgenonumen: Charles y.
Ni0iams uno gSm. @eloon wegen
gernahIdiiigumg ibrer reip. 5ami.
lien; ssobn Gipeenep, SruutenbeIt
unb lining; 6rnmf @rap rmo Gbeitcr
SensIcp, poli3eiipibrigen genebmens;
W,artin Mu!cabep, Sriintenbeit, III.
orbentIihen genebmens in0 8ernah.
Iaiiiaung ieiter Sanlilie; Com Gon'
len, llnfligs; gler. 5nber, Der iid elm
gaar Sdubc, Gigcntblm oes @eor9e
ssobiion, aneignete, Dlroe aui beute
pprgela0en.
@rlnSeigentbums. .llebertragun.
aen: g. 6. @ngel al .. 20. Sarri'
ion, SbeiIe ser Sot .No. IL in Der
Gbeiter rmo MutsiielO llntera6tbei'
lima an Der 9tcroieite Der 6. Strabc,
ST: 6. 9ambcrt oil Sobn 9ie, 9beil
Der Got gsc. 81 in ser aenner's lin.
terobtheiling an Der Butler Strnbe
in 9u6lciu, 81; :. 2antbeIt OIL Caro-
lime 9aiifbeit, 2ot go. 102 IN Col
Iin's llnterabtbailung al Der Silo.
ieiie Der @oone StraBe IN gromlep.
81: Senrp 9cmfer iito slnoere ait
ssobn 2anfheit, oasielbe eigentGnnl,
ST; gliiabcth llb ltno slnOere an
Clarence @eit. A 9lder 2ano oil Der
geoinaer 8ife, 81; Socob @omper
unS @attin oil eliiabetb @rlits, Got
an Der Siioicite Der 10. StrnBe, 23S
SlI, 5lilit, Der eaitern apenre, 81;
g. $. gra6lep iinn @attin OH 8il.
liam aenper, Ibeile Der Cots Vso.
263, 264 mlb 265 in Der SapIor
llnterabt9ciling in SiiS.Gouinston
$i.00.
- mnper @eorge 6. VbiIipps bat
6as llebereintonnlen rnter5ci6net,
oergenab bic t.aommiiiion Die
aentcn @ater Comp iiir $4,000
iibernilnmt.
- WaDor gbilipps miro beute
gbeno in einer geriammlrng Silr
isorberiing Ses rglmateur gaie 9aa",
ipeId,e in yiifter Sarbeion's @erid]ts-
iaal abscbaIien miro. oen goriis iiib.
rem. slnipraden iueroen baIten: Bid,
ter Soiiman bon Cincinnati, s. s..
gianibaip unS Gliiioro glartin. Die
slngeIesenbeit 8nr Gbeilnabme an ci.
ner garnoe am Samitag, 20. slpril,
in Cincinnati fonmt ebeniaas 5iir
Sprafe.
graIiSent ga. 6. Stnpart bonn
csnbuiirial Club bat bic Serrcn
CHARLES Gugpn GIarf unb Senrp
Ser,iib oils aaulmittse srnaunt, I'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-06

table g o III y o I'M ;
maGte, b,fan6 id)
Mid in eintm gerabs.
~ entieblidem 8n'
iiano, Der ourh Elm
inneres eeioe II berbei'
aeiibrt ipurbs. Utein
3uiianb beifano in
elmer bsrariigcn bod.
srabieeu aerpoftdt.
6ab es all neiner
@ilensfrait beourite,
um mid auiredt III
balten, anberenfans
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-06

umgab, reifte in i6m Der GntIdluB,
Oos 2e6e': ioI4' eines MGn4ss 5u
I1iloern Der aug Dem &Ioiter mad 10
relen >tabren oes S6peisens in ba5
puIiirenoe Qebeu elmer Staot OerieBs
niro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-06
9sutide @esenieitise sSeuerperD
iidlerunas.@eiellihait.

Die Wiiteleber bitisr cefeuifait iinb bier.
nit benahrtntili bab ani w'oniaa, ben 9.
spriI 1914. inn baIb libr aheHbs bic Sabrcs.
rerinmmIuna In ber Giiife beT @efelfdni. ail
Slotpeiiede Rite nno plnoifou glbe,. itnitiiHnei.
nm Gin spnhicnmiiiee 40 lpnblen, tpeldbes
AdneibaieH Liir bic Gm 4. aPai iinttftnbenoe
Ttreiiorenmabl duiSuiieucn bat.
aHo. 9orbmeber. @rdf.
%. 9. G 6t D, Seireldr. g30,a.R5
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-06
8 q mittnm II.

liner ggent in 6amiltOm III
Serr GonarS Srnf, 449 Sio 5iiirite
Strake. grfl Sci. 416 d., Spn.
Egone 1851 q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-06
9 hDeres @iIenba bn :
llungl iid.

Qttica, Sno,, 5. 2(pril, 9rst
Psrionen pllrben auf Der Stelle ges
t0Otet uno SO perIonen erlitten me6c
oper minoer ibpere 8erIeBungen, ais
am Sonntag Der PaIiagier3ug go. 4
Der Wabdi1 gabn, als Der @ontinsns
tal 9imtteO betunnt, Ourf Die cine
tur5e Strete peitIi6 oou bier iiber
Den Wabai6 6luB fiibrenoe Bride
brad. Die Qotomptipe, Der 9epdds
paggon Iotpie cine Dan Goah fieIelu
tn's Bafer.
Die Dan Goa6 ragte nit bem bin
teren She'll ans Dem Waiier empor
uno bic i'm Wugson befinolt6eu Puiz
Ilaiere tuuroen unoer5iiglid 6erausz
oelplt rmb BON i6nen fam Ntemano
um's 2e6en, Obi6On Die MetIten per.
leBt puroen.
Die SoOtsn Iino:'
). 6. miller, DON 9erlt, Sno., Set-
3er, 5u Sooe per6riibt.
3imotbp Some, Don peru, Sub,
2ptomotiDfiibrer. Inter Der 2otomcz
tire tpotgequeti4t.
Sarrp 56omas, BON Suutinstou,
sSno., @epddmeiTter. BON Den auf
ib.t iti.r3enoen SofferH i'm 9epGts
paggon tpotgequeti1t.
Die giIenbabnbriide purbe am
,tutag @ormtttug ourh Die GRt-
gleiIung cine @iiter5uges beIddbist
unb Der Continental Qtmiteo tpuroe
oaber, ais er Die Bride erreitte, o1lz
aebalteu, uao cine RangirIotomotipe
puroe pprurfgeiunbt, um bic 5rugfdz
hjqteit Der Bride sll erprpben. Die
Gptpmotine tam obne 3Dtichenfall
ilbpr Die Bride uno Der 3uo nuroe
nun in gang langIumem 5empo auf
Die Bride gel1iien, bic, ais bic 2otoz
notipe iih etpa 100 SUB pom llIer
beIano, ltnter BEN 8epht oes 3uees
utIammenbrud. Ser 2otomotiofiiba
rer tam unter bic 9otomptiOe 5u liegen
uno pur0e bu6itdbIib 3ermdImt. Der
Oel3er perIuhte lldl ourn elnen tups
ner Sprung gu retten, gerietb jeooc9
ebenFalls inter bic 2oiomotioe uno
nu1oe per6rii6t. Der GjepGdpogeou
f1ltg na9 porre iiber unb Der @ez
pddmetfter puroe oon Den duf ibu
fdGenoeu 9epGdItiideu tpotgequetidlt.
Ole Stcuerf6raube in
Sbio.
Columbus, 9. ). gLpril. -
2aut ciner ON Sonntag bon Scr
StuatSitelerfonuliiiion obgeaebcneu
@rfIdrung bobcn iomeit 147 $40 A'cr.
ioneu sFerionolcigcutbum i'm (Se'
| iontntluertb BON $174,50f ,993 Air
8eIteuerung iiir oos Sohr 1914 an.
qemcIoet, eJne 3lnnbme inn @ertb
| oes beiteuerbnren GerioualeIaeu'
tbums um $39, 9,G2s,S72 gegeu oaS
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
wH1TMAN's OFFICE CRITICISED.
Chief Judge Bartlett Objects to
Prosecutors Permitting Delay.

ALBANY. n. Y. June 17.-Chief Judge
Bartlett of the Court OF Appeals criticised
to-day the Criminal Appeals branch Of
District Attorney Whitmans ONCE for
permitting delays in capital cases ap-
pesled to the highest court. The rebuke
was given in the presence OF Assistant
District Attorney Robert c. Taylor, who
Is in charge OF criminal appeals for New
York county. Mr.. Taylor had Joined in
a request with counsel for Antonio Di
MARITIME for postponement OF arguments
on the appeal until October When the
statutory period OF SIX months within
which appeals must be argued was about
10 expire some time ago the court de-
ferred argument until to-day. The re-
quest for second delay vexed Chief
Judge Bartlett.
Your office should be the last to ask
for consent to delay in criminal cases"
he said to Mr.. Taylor. at Is your duty
as a prosecuting official to aid the court
in Fastening the hearing OF criminal ap-
peals, You should be ready yourself
within tho statutory period, and II the
defence Is not ready 20 come into court
you should ask for a dismissal OF the
appeal"
Mr.. Taylor said he would proceed with
the argument and file a brief within 1--WE
days, but Chief Judge Bartlett consented
TO delay until October, pointing out that
the delay was made necessary by the
courts summer recess, which will begin
In a day or two.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
AID. MEN GOING TO TORONTO.
strong Delegation VIII Represent
New York AT Annual Convention.

When the Associated Advertising Clubs
of America begin their tenth annual con-
vention at Toronto next Monday there
will be present strong delegation rep
resenting the Association of New York
Advertising Agents. william II. Johns OF
the George Batten Company Is chairman
of the agency division of the convention
and among the prominent members who
will take an active part in the convention
are o. H. Blackman of the Blackman-
Ross Company, and NJ. p. Gould OF the
NJ p Gould Company, who Is chairman
OF the executive committee OF the associa-
ton.
Two cars have been reserved on the
convention special for the New York
contingent.
Among those who have made reserva-
tons on the special are = 80
Collin Armstrong, L. l.. Robbins, Will
lam H. Johns. +. II. Little. Converse d.
Marsh, c. III. Norwood. o. III. Blackman,
f. j. Hermes, =. b. Bromileld, Russell
A. Field A. II. Griswold @. A. Burd
NJ 7. Gould, Mrs. NJ. i. Gould Sidney j
Brown, Mrs. Sidney J. Brown. Charles
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-18
HIGHWAY CONTRACTORS LOSE.
Must Go to Court of Claims TO Re-
cover on Cancelled Contracts.

ALBANY. y. Y, June IA determine
ton by the State Commissioner of High
ways cancelllng a contract for the con-
struction of an improved highway is not
renewable by the courts OF this State. II
the contractor has suffered any loss as the
result OF the Commissioners ruling his
redress Is to go to the State Board OF
Claims for damages.
These principles OF law are laid down
by the Court OF Appeals in a test action
begun by the Standard Btuithlc Com
pany, which attempted TO review BY a
writ Of certiorari the decision of State
Highway Commissioner John y. Carlisle
revokine contract for the construction
OF the Smithtown-Port Jefferson highway
in Suffolk county at a cost OF about s225.-
900. This contract was awarded by the
Dix Highway Commission and called for
the use OF certain patented road materials
Mr.. Carlisle cancelled the contract on the
ground that the materials called for In
the specifications did not constitute proper
construction. over 100000 OF can
celled contracts for other patented ma
terials are involved.