davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-10
Here Is a List of Fine Cot.
tons at Little January Prices

White Checked Nainsook in small y n
and large checks, per yard ~
Plain White Crepe SO inches wide, 10o
IL Lie yard. for 1VN
White soft finish Crepe, with 1C1L,o
self stripe, worth 15c yard IL ~
40-inch Plain White Wolfe, good for
Dresses and Shirt Waists, worth 1Qn
25c a yard, for 1ON
Crepe Wolfe. in different designs, mostly
stripes, worth 35c yard, OEo
for 6ON
40-inch plain white Rice Cloth, 1Oo
worth 29c yard for 1VN
Csc and soc Linen Cambria, fine for I'm
derwear and Childrens Dresses on 90 n
special sale at, yard AOV
Yard wide Lingerie Cloth mercerized.
39c and 4sc regularly. at COc
q yard "a AON
each piece. soft finish ready for I co
the needle, regularly 200 for ~ yds. Lug
Better quality of Longcloth, IL yards In
each piece, regularly 2.4o, piece of 1 90
10 yards for 1sCC
Standard Calicos, "a
yard ~
Standard Spring Ginghams. M
per yard luz
STANDARD Shifting and Cheviots, 1(ln
per yard 1VC
Heavy quality Outings. per Q1Lo
yard Q /@C
et Rs1t nsa1 peT y ARg0n Checked 6l2c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-10

45x36 Pepperell Pill
essss Tic
Zoe additional for hem
stitched Sheets.
DC additional for hem
stitched Pillow Gases.
Extra heavy Sheets, in
special sale, size TX
81x90, each SON
(MaIn Floor, Rear)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-10
The January Sale of
Sheets and Pillow Cases

10 encourage this greater consumption of cotton
goods, we print here the lowest prices on staple
Pillow Cases and Sheets that we have published in
years.
unbleached Peppere Sheetins 4; Il s e. ~ e
Beached Pepperel Sheetine g. g. s - 80 yss
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-10
g. Yard Pieces
Scalloping

Colored Edgings large scallops and
fast colors. Three-yard pieces of this
excellent imported Scalloping, in all
the leading colors. Special at 10c yard
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-10
To $1.75 Allovers

Novelty Lace and Allcvers. Black
chantilly, White Silk Shadow Flounc-
ings and Net Oriental Laces. sold up
to 1.75 yard. Are special at csc.
(laces and Embroideries.
Main Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-10

Every well informed housekeeper knows that the finest
flax in the world grows in Belgium the Of Court
raj and in that section that has been renched in blood dur
ing the past two months The world will not obtain Bel
gan flax again The other greatest of flax produce
ton is Russia whose millions of workers busy fight
ing the Turks in the trenches No linens will again
of the
fine Linens made Ireland Scotland have been Of flax
brought from Belgium and Russia.
will
Sale
be bought
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-01-10

buying Fms w W WOMEN nave ie''
i.ce OF TINS winter and come will give W.
purchase n now ample opportunity reap generous dividend
Vestments Nf :" 0NNN oiN''e'"
+h $500 m investment and at the prices which prevail now
'"u m 'uicSt investments you could possibly make
Is 'he chance Tor women that set of Fus they have
have never felt able to buv 80 - ~ e' nave q
don N "s safe sell at an many instances less
their economical on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-12
Fixtures For Sale, Stores For Rent
TO attach the recently annexed terri

to attach the recently annexed terri
tory to existing wards in accordance
with the requirements OF the state of
Virginia was then adopted by the
following vote: Ayes, Messrs, Hill
Brill, Robinson wilkins and FitZ-
gerald-5 Noes Messi's, Ballenger
Summers and Mr.. Presidcnt-3
An ordinance fixing the grade curb
grades of Cameron street from West
street to the corporation line was
received from the Comon Council read
the second and third times and pas
sed by the following vote: Ayes,
Messrs. Hill, Brill, Robinson, Ballen-
ge~. wilkins. Fitzgerald, Summers
end Mr.. President IS Noes None.
A resolution appropriating $500 for
the construction Of sewer on Alfred
et'eet between Princess and Oronoco
was received from the Common Coun-
I'll and their action concurred n By
the following vote: Ayes, Messrs.
Kill. Bill. Robinson, Ballenger, Will
kins, Fitzgerald, Summers and Mr..
Presidents. Noes none.
The following were received from
tie common Council and laid over UNI
~ next meeting: A preamble and re-
solution appropriating Sl6,1S2 SO to
r".-fa~ on"ntv the amount or
- +o be maid by the Supreme
No1~t Of Appeals; report of the FL
~"~"e Committee appropriatlng ST.
:" r. oordu"t the public schools un-
~ +he end Of the present fiscal year.
Tho following were received from
the Common Council and their action
concurred in.
n"ro1rtion compelling all vehicles
- tho "itv to carry front and rear
LIGHTS after shutdown.
Petition Of the board Of governors
""'no fo~ the Aged asking an
ann"on"iation of e25 month.
Resolution providing for the en-
alignment Of a sanitary officer at a
law Of eco a month.
Resolution appropriating $4,000
for bituminous roadway from Alfred
- ~'-':n streets to Hunting
creek bridge.
no"o'"t;on anpropriating $40 900
- fro nnrct~1ntion of bituminous
-o1,"n- IN Mount Vernon Avenue in
,--or+
pn4;+;on IF Thomas B. Cochran for
re~rniss'nn to construct garage at
'1n enrth st. Asanh street.
Resolution providing for the sell
irr and removal of the house on the
LOT which the new high school
building is being erected.
- e Tho Committees on streets
- "o~n-~! LOWS IN retition of
+ha COLONIAL Danes of America for
ro"-';"c'or to erect monument o..
Braddock road on the west side OF
"o"~t Vernon Avenue.
~ or - arr-n--iata na-t of thn
r;tv revenrn fo~ The fiscn1 vea- ond
M Ma 81. 1915.
Tho trdn"ronn nronepded 70 the
chomber of the Coronlor Council 20
- .r>""rnse Of rrrticine ting in the
election of g City Engineer, and upon
their return adjourned.
HENRY K. FIELD, President
Teste:
Luther H. Thompson, Clerk.
Common Council !:
= g regular meeting Of the Cen
Cornell Of the City of Alexandria
Va. held May II, 1915, there were
present., Howard ". Smith, Esq.
President, and Messrs. Marbury, II.
R. Burke, Leadbeater,; c. S. T.
Burke. Warles, Desmond, Bales,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-12
OFFICIAL
Board of Aldermen

bOd!u VI lilucTHtcH
At a regular meeting of the board
OF Aldermen Of the city of Alex
andria, Va, held May Il, 1915
there were present:
Henry X. Field, esq.,, president,
and Messrs. Hill, Brill, Robinson,
Ballenger, Wilkins Fitzgerald and
Summers.
An ordinance to provide for the
granting by the City Council to per-
son or persons, corporation or COR
poratons the rights to construct,
maintain and operate general te?e
phone system in the city OF AleXan-
dria, laid over at the last meeting
was called up.
Mr.. Summers moved an amend
ment to section 7 making the dura-
ton OF the franchise ten years in
stead of twenty-five. This: was lost
by the following vote: Ayes, Messrs.
Brill. Fitzgerald, and Summers.
Noes, Messrs. Hill. Robinson Bal
lenger, Wilkins and Mr.. President 8.
Mr.. Summers moved an amend
ment to section providing that after
thirty days notice by the City Cou"-
ell the operators Of the line required
to lay underground conduits at lie" st
half mile each year. This was lost
by the following vote: Ayes Messrs.
Brill, Fitzgerald and Summers.
Noes. Messrs. Hill, Robinson, Ballen-
ger, wilkins, and Mr.. President.
Mr.. Summers then offered the fol-
lowing amendment TO the ordinance.
Provided, that the said owners and
operators of the line shall not use
7osess or enjoy the rights. privileges
and authority conferred by this or
dinance, or of any ordinance mad"
and passed in pursuance thereof II"
til it shall first have satisfied and
paid to the owners Of real esta :
along or adjacent to whose projertr
the line Of said company shall be
constructed and operated, the com.
pensation to which they are entltl-
ed by law.
This was lost by the following vote:
Ayes, Messrs. Brill, Fitzgerald, Sum-
mers-3. Noes Messrs. Hill, Robin
son, Ballenger, Wilkins and Mr..
President.
Ut was however, agreed that any
parties who believed themselves
damaged by the installation of the
line had the right to sue under such
circumstances. :.
Mr.. Summers moved that an
amendment providing that at any
time when the telephone operators
deemed it necessary to increase the
rates that they notify the City Couo
ell instead of the Corporation Cor
mission as provided in the ordinance
This was lest by the following vote:
AYES, Messrs. Fitzgerald and Sum-
mers- 2. Noes, Messrs. Hill, Brill,
Robinson, Ballenger, Wilkins and M
Presidents
The ordinance was then read th2
third time and passed by the fol
lowing vote: Ayes; Messrs. Hill, Bril-
Robinson, Ballenger, wilkins, F'itz-
gerald and Mr.. President No.
Mr.. Summers Il
The rsasority report Of the Commit
tee on Legislature for the newly ac-
quired territory was rejected by ths
following vote: Ayes, Messrs.' Ba1A
lenger and Summers Noes Hes
Sis. Hill. Brill. Robinson, Wilkins,
Fitzgerald. and Mr.. President-G.
The majority report and an ordin-
ance to alter the boundaries of the
,wsrs Of the city of Alexandria, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-12

Crockett, Harrison Lawler, Bryan
aud Bendheim.
MI. Brockett moved that the board
proceed to fill the vacancy in the
Third, ward caused by the death OF
Robert l. Monroe.
Mr.. Bales moved that the question
be deferred. Mr.. Brockett motion
was lost-Ayes- Messrs. II. r.
Burke, Lcadbeater, C. S. T. Burke,
Brockett, and Harrison. Noes-Mes-
SIS. Marbury, Wattles, Desmond:
Tales, LAWYER, Bryan and Mr.. Presi-
lent.
The Finance committee recommen-
ed that $40 1S2. SO be appropriated
pay Fairfax County the amount
ordered to be paid by the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, and the report was
dopteG, Ayes 15-Nocs @.
The Finance committee recommend
cd that $1,000 be appropriated to con-
tinue the public schools until the end
IF the present session.
An act to appropriate part OF
the City Revenue for the fiscal year
ending May 81, 1916 was read the
first time and referred to the Finance
Committee.
An ordinance fixing the curb grade
cf Cameron Street from West street
- the old Corporation line, was read
. the second and third time and pass
ed ayes II. Noes O.
The committee on streets and
general laws made favorable re.
port upon q communication from the
Colonial Danes of America Tor per-
mission to erect monument on
Braddock Road or the west side OF
Mt. Vernon ave, which was adopted.
A petition from the Board Of Gov
errors of the Home for Aged for an
appropriation of Twenty five dollars
a month was received and referred
to the Joint committees Oil Finance
and Poor.
r. Mr., C. S. T. Burke offered re
solution empowering the Health COM
mittee to employ Sanitary Officer
at a salary of $4,000 per mon.h, who
should be subject to the City Health
Officer and Committee on Health,
was referred to the joint committee
on Finance and Health.
Mr.. Desmond offered a resolution
that all vehicles be compelled to carry
lights front and rear after sun down
which was referred to the joint COM
mittees on Streets and General Laws.
The Committee on Streets recon-
r,ended an appropriation of $500 or
> s much thereby as may be necessary
t. construct a terra Gotta pipe sewer
~ north Alfred street from Prin-
nss to Oronoco Street, which was
aonted Ayes IL, Noes @.
!, resolution appropriating $4,000
TO lay q Is feet bitimirous road way
with side cutters Of brick and cob
10 stones, from Alfred and Franklin
- net westward on Franklin street
Datrick street thence southwark
?, Patrick road to Hunting Creek
ord to the Bridge was referred to
Ire Joint committee Of Finance and
treets.
A resolution appropriating $4,000
to construct a Is foot bitiminous
roadway with side cutters of cobble
stone and brick on. Mt. Vernon Ave.
from the. end OF the bitiminous road
ray On Mt. Vernon ave. in Rosemont
-o-thward to the new Corporation line
was referred to the joint committees
..5f Streets and Finance.
The petition of DR.. Thos. 3. Coch-
ran to erect a metal garage 14x16
feet one story high in the rear OF
his residence PIG South st. Asaph
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-12

At Corporation Court of the
City Of Alexandria, held at the court.
house of said City on Monday, April
18th, 1915.
Present, Hon. Louis C. Barley
Judge.
Anna Jost HowGershell, Complainant
VS.. In Chancery
Louis A. Howdcrshell, defendant.
Upon the written application Of
the complainant, row duly made and
fled in accordance with the statutes,
together with the affidavit made by
The complainant of the defendants
1on-residence of the said affidavit sta.
ing that the last known address of
the said defendant was Number 1904
Vine Street, in the City of Philadel
phia, Pennsylvania, and it appearing
from the Sergeant's return that the
said defendant is q nonresident OF
he State of Virginia and not within
he jurisdiction of the State of Vlr-
ginia, the Corporation Court of the
City of Alexandria, Virginia, does OF
this 18th day Of April, 1915, enter
he, following order of publication
against the said defendant:
MEMO: The object of this suit is
to secure for the complainant de-
cree of divorce a vinculo matrimonii
from the defendant, on the grounds
Of Gesertion and non-support de-
{cree authorizing the complainant to
resume her maiden name, and for
general relief.
It is ordered that the defendant APP
pear within fifteen days after due
publication hereof, and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in
this suit, and that a copy of this or
der of publication be published once
week for four consecutive weeks
in the Alexandria Gazette, a news !,
paper printed and published in the{
City of Alexandra. in the State OF
Virginia that a copy of said order:
cf publication be posted at the front
door of the Court House Of said
City On or before the next rule day
and that a copy Of the same be mail
ed -to, the last known address of the
defendant at Number 1904 Vine st.
IN the City of Philadelphia, Penn
avlvania, by the Clerk of this Court
hy=registered mail.
4 copy Teste:
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY, Clerk:
Walter q. Varney, p .'@e--.s-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-12
Alexandria
Virginia
'treet was granted.

treet was granted.
A resolution authorizing the COM
mittee on Public Property to sell and
have removed the house on the High
;chool lot at Queen and West Sts.,
which was laid over at last meeting
vas taken up and passed Ayes ~.
Noes 0.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Marbury the
BOARD of Aldermen convened in joint
session for an election of City Engi-
1eer. Mr.. Marbury placed in nomi-
,ation E. C. Dunn, present incum-
bent, and he was elected, Ayes 90
Noes 0. The joint session then dis
solved.
The majority and minority reports
of the committee on legislature of the
recently acquired territory together
with an ordinance to alter the boun-
daries of the wards of the city OF
Alexandria, was received from the
Board of Aldermen and laid over
until next meeting.
The board then adjourned.
HOWARD W. SMITH, President
Teste:
Newell S. Greenaway, clerk pro tenn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-12

the leaders Furniture and Floor Coverings
ajNernd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-12
8lO-812 King Street

There been sale in this that could equal this for honest
Fl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-12

NEWELL S. GREENAWAY, Clerk.
Walter q. Varney, p q .'1<"e--.s .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28

ben 8. Saiuiar 1916. an baS giidpr.
itrteriliduilgs-aort ipuroelt bic
9erren Ganiel SugeilbiebI. anrl
aaitle iln6 8alerttin quit eritnnllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28
a6einpialssr ilntrifisnnss.g .gHeiu,

Tic WiieIieSer bes @beiipfaI5er
ltnterit ,@ereina batten ii1 Ietten
Sonntng in Girit. gob's &aIfe, 2192
Central s[pe.. periammeIt, nm Die
@,abI Der gearnten fir Dos n6dits
SSabr por5,nebmeYl asrdiibent SGeob
@ramIid) fiibrte ben Boriis tu,6 &c.
fretdr Better gaiiiiaueirrt beiorgte ons
grptcfoIl. GdHtmtlide gennlten
fpiroen per slfflamntion ertpdblt
ino ilnb ipie ioIet: Vrdiibeiit, ssoeob
@rnmIid; giseprdiioent, siiieiit
Neinircnf; a,rotptoas sSefr., geter
@auiianeiirt; 5inan3. 3.Sefr., Midnel
groiiarb. Sd,aBmeiiter. glugit slni.
lung; Sriiiiees, Walentin Suit. "a.
niel 2ugenbiebI imb Socob Treiber;
Qrantenfommitfcc. Y. Nuniimciirt: /:
Sabncnirdger. George ssoadjinl, alboli
@6binaer nnb Saeob stlein; Geleant
3um Staotperbuiro. Snrob glbnH;
IStellpcrtreter. aarl aditle: 9eleea.
ten jur 9eitideH Gas,geieliidait,
sSarcb ssIchl in,o Iaitiel 0ueenbiehl /;
Wercinsar8t Or. 2iit. Die SHitalii.
rlnIG iinSet itait in Der nidfteu Ger.
iamHlIlmS am Spnntag ssadusittdg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28
Che Grlambnik

Jelmsr 6. apl., %, TAB Y.tts Ctr
Garrie g.. Rop.. 25, 749 Ri6mont
Strabs.
)0irsil Offarb, 90, 626 GarIisl. glpc
Cora Ri4arpioH. 20. oessl.
jSsnrp 3. Darts, 21, SOtel WaliOn
edo u. SauItnsr, 19. osssI.
|sllbsrt 6. gsuODs, so. SOt Springs
( g. ..
teIi5abesb Turner, 3s. 9arriiOn, 8
Ri3arb Resid) it, 90, aibertp uni
( Scn.s Ctr.
(etta q. Souibsrs, 1s, walnutplars
lgsrn.r Jcsls, 80. syaImoutb, ap.
l9lHnie Carton, 30. SilOsrton, 8.
J5srasl RubinOpis, IS, 432 slrmOrt
I apsnue.
lWas Mspsr, IS, 52s Wabs Cir.
JSoIspb gabsr. 90, 9aptOn, 8.
lgiaiaH Roisnbers, 1S. 875 Ssrinstor
Mpenue.
JMurt Soptins. q, Buffalo, R. q,
lelliee Cole Sunbam, 2S, 302l Oil
bert aps.
]9drpsp 6. Mittsubori, "a, 300 Cos
I iantipilIe Qlpe.
tSuIieite wiliams. %, 4145 samil.
ton abenue.
}Samion Baum, 1922 Chapel Ctr.
lGobit Rotb, %. 3505 Reabins Roao.
Jplsafs g. grobuss, 81, Sartipsl, 8.
lMarp J. 8roOts, 23. Dessl.
JSamss 3. Gtip.r. 26. Mslpeaftl., ,SnS.
lSa3sI aelIp. 21. etpbpitOn. ..
JSarrD Sobnion. 2s, 1896 SprinsSt.
tMarsusrits W. ensIsr, IL, l425
@labhoHe abs.
yWiniam SOlmss. 10, 1850 Grssman
I gfpsniIe.
teilian @ariIdsn, 10, 1854 ObIsr
Strabs.
(s5rsberid 20. WoIf, q. MiIIouri Qlp.
l5slsns 3. Strubbs. 25. 1860 OsbIsr
Strabs,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28
1eati1es Sbeater.
Ssute Radjmittas: pSdueeipittdJen".
SaditeH Counting: n5Hfanteriit
9flnume", nit @ilp Sieorid mis-
4ait,

@nr idlnciofg lub I'M 3cifeu SeS
Sumors tritt aIn fonunenoen Sonn'
tag sbeno rrnier 9eiltides Sbeaier
oas neile eSabr nn. sSn Dem foltliden
Sdpplnt ,Talianteriit BiImtme" prI.
ieutieren ii6 uniere aiiiritler in Der
erten 8oritelllug na6 Der SabreS.
Denbe, eritens uIn eS Dem
aAblifiun 10 Ieidlt aIs roglih 5u
MAIDEN Der ShecterIeitlmg lpirflid)
mai oas 10 oft ihon pcriprcdeue,
aber ME cur @abrbeit gcporoene
ousperfauite SANS Sll oerid)aifen mo
eann - oairlit etlpas nIebr 3ug III
Die Sdde fonlnit, Inn allis gteue 5u
bclpeiien, oab Tirettor Sdmio nur
gu gerne bereit lit, bas neueite imO
bette ben Ginciuntiern au bietcn, bas
MIR crhIltlib lit.
lin bic SabrpsrpenSe gebiibrt es
iid,, cute 9orldee fir Die Sufunit 81
faiien = ba ioGte ii6 oIin nal lmier
bod 70 itarfes lno mt6 poblbabeIt,
oes, iopie allies peniaer ais tnuuia.
rige 9elltidfbum su Dem @elobnib
ouirnifen, ale ieitber Dem 9eutidlcn
Sbeoter gegcniiber bcrpieiene @leid;-
eiiltiafeit ioqen 5u laiien unO nit
Dem critn Somtag in ueueu Slbr
bcgirncno, Dem Sbeater ctien 9eint
Su iitern, onh oaS labmcnoc Sc'
ipetit Ser iinansieaer 9iotben ge-
Eamit iulo Der Tiretticu Die Woglif-
felt tpiro, NIT ipenigiiens cinigermo'
ZEN Ieihtem 5CrScu IN ole 2utllnit 3ll
idauen. 9as 8elogeid;rei lei oober
iiir n1bIten Scuutap: Snfantrrilt
8flnllule, eiu polles SallS uuo Serr
@iap 2ieberih als @ait,
Seiite gtadjmittag gebt I'M @ranb
Gperpbaits bas lpieoerbolt erpabntc
WfdrdenipieI De6reelpittdjcu mo
Die iieben emerge, fir oie 9iibnc
bearbeitct pon 6. y @ocrner, in
S5eue, cine 5eitrorlteIlllng, oie ipe.
Siea fir Die aiuoerwelt arrnngiert
III. Glic Sdsnio.Gcrtp miro aIa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28

Sdneeipittden ailftreten, ScIene Sod
ais Die fonigli6e StiefnFutter,
9iidlaro gelib als Der Brin5 BON
8ololanbe, Die anoereu gfollep Iiegeu
in Sduoeu pou glnua 2ofinf, SEEING
GorOan, Gbriitnratu, Sonnenberg.
9eniif lrnb Die iieben 3perge perbell
BON gang fauoien flcinen aiinIHern
lmb StiiuitIerinnen oarseiteIlt. slls
ipc3ieQe 8dile iperoen Der 8oritel.
iuns betpobnen Sltiaiien ans Dem
Gelltihen imo SSiioiifen altenbeinl,
Ct, sQopiius lno grot. @aiieNbaus
unS H5elniib SettIemert. Die oeut.
ibGl alaiielt oeS ct. 3aoiers Goaes
,peroen gIei6falls febr itarf oertretel
ipiu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28
Der &d)nlratb
Glerf ~. 1raatmauu mmh IN gu.
fuHft aud nod als Sdatmeiiter
fHmgiren.

auf @runb zines BON Der 2esislas
tur IN ibrer lebtsn SiBung anaenpms
menen @efebes tpirb bonn sriten sSas
nndr an Sdulrntbsclert SO. Grauts
mann 5u feineu bisberigen, debr aabIz
reiden 4mtspflidtsn aud nod bic
oes Sdabmeifters Der 8eb6rbe iiber.
nebmen miiiien, benn bas neue @eieB
beidst, bab bonn erften Snnuar an bic
Shulrdtbsgeloer ni6t mebr pom
Stabti6aBmeijter ionbern bonn S6ulz
rdtbseIert 5u perpalten iinb. igiir bic
fpeiteren Uerpfli4tungen unb bic Der.
antportlidteit fiji bic Willionsn, ipslz
de Der Sdulratb i'm aaufe bss Sdbrss
perausgabt, ipiro Serr Grdutmdnn
lalt einem gsidlub bss S6ulrat6s
in bsFen seItriser SiBuns sanSe 1915
pro Sabr erbaItm.
Die geborbe erb0bte auf 4ntrag
bon Serrn 2(6, benz goriiber bes Siz
nanStcmmittees bas gebalt Serrn
9rautmann's allerbinas Inn $500,
aber aug bisier Summe muB 5err
@rautmann bic 8iirsitaft bs3a6l.n.
bic er als S4dBmeiiter laut ben gs.
ieBiden 8eitimmungen gu itelsn bat.
Die llntoiten fir bic 9iirgI9aft bss
laufen ii6 auf $125, iobaB er fir bic
Grtraarbsit unb bic grobs Ysranis
tportuns, bic sr iibernebmen mub, metz
to 1915 pro Sabr esbdlt.
auf GmpfebIune bs5 9aufommits
tees purbe Der &pntrdft fir ben 8au
Der 1urnbaue, bss Gtabiums unb bss
3unnels Der neuen So6i9uls in 6poe
Bart Der Rohe.9runer 9uilbing So.
ii6srtrdssn. bic nit $4,000 bas
nieorisite anssbot gemddt bate.
On bas plsnartommittee sinssH
@eiude bon Sablrei4en 4rbeitsrorsas
niidtioneg iino anberen Dersintguns
gen, in tpel3eu barum sriuht rpurbe.
oaB bic ntue So4iHule in SDbs part
ben Rdmen .5eberIe.5odidule" err
bdlten IoIlte. Gsrrer ipurbe audi oas
@eiud bic 80. 9iftrittsS6uls in
6dtrplelpS S6ule 1in3utduien, Dem
plsnartommittee iiberpieien.
StdbtaHipdlt Walter M. ShoeDls.
DeI6er Der Sisuus b.itpobnte I'm in
Der lle6ertrasuns Der 5inau5perpale
tung iuribii4en Ratb gu ertbeil.n.
purbe in qHeri.Hniug isiner umfdngs
Esiden 9bdtis,sit fir ben S6ulratb
pGbrsnb Der Dsrf!ofeusn beiosH Sab.
rs elm Daniespotum es5ollt.
Die Staats SnouitrieiommifIion |
sriudte ben Shulrdtb in elmer 3us |
f6rift in Der ainipoob Sauls lim bic |
Jeuerssefabr 5u DerringerH, cine Rel
be bon Uerdnberllnseu por5unebmeH
uub bic UlebrSabl oisisr Gmpfebluns
gen ipirb prompt befolst tpsrbeu, aber
Der 9oridlas, bab Der Surnuntsrri6t
i'm ,lpsiien Stodtpert sinssitsllt tpers
ben follte. um bic gltern Der oi. S9us
le bsiuhsnoeR Hinper 5u berubissn,
lpurbe benz ShulfupsriHtsnbsntsu
goHboH 3ur osfiHitiDsn Grlsoisuns
iiberpieltn.
Sm lebrissn ianttiouirte Der S9uls |
raib nur bic Bsi6Iiifs, bic .r an
Jrsiiag aIs plsHariommittss s,fabt
hdtte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-28
SGngling eritidt.

@inpn tragiiGcl So6 fano eeitern
s'att Der IA gose alte Sduslins Der
,Srui Marp 9mglo, pon lto. S13
g8cil Court etraBc, Der ourd) eineu
ungIhfieliecn 3uioa i'm 9ett eritifa
te, neil bic gettbede Iih I'm ieinen
Sals pertpideIt bate. Die Wiuttec
1attc, ibren gIngaben nndl, ons aino
geoen fiirf ltbr Ntorgens eenGbrt
imo bann in ieiu 9cttd)eu 5uriidac.
legt. glls Iie bann mebrere Stunben
ipdter nat Dem SIeiuen lab, eilt-
teGte iie gu ibren gntieeclt oob eie
gettoete ii6 Inn oen 0als oes Sin'
oes geitlimgen bate mo Der aleiite
sritidt mar. Ulit Der nod irarmeu
fIeinen Sebd,e i'm glrm liei Die be-
oeuernsuerthe Wlltter Imlt idreieno
lro iueineno Oltrb ole Straben biz
5ur Mobmng bon Gr. Sreo. Ge
Gcurlep, gto. $40 gSeit Sie6ertc
CIR, Der ieood mlrnoh Den bereitS
einectrctencn Zoo fcititeIIcn fonnte.