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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
TAFT HAS LITTLE
FAITH IN WILSON
MEXICAN POLICY
Comprehensive Survey OF Situation by the
Ex=President in an Address Sunday
At New York City

He asserted that there was no popular
pressure for a military policy which the
administration cannot resist. He said
that the people were determined to do
their duty even should that duty involve
war. But for war he added, the people
have at present little enthusiasm. The
criticism which Mr.. Taft levelled at the
Wilson administration had to do with
the aid which, he said. the administra-
ton had given to the Mexican Constitu-
tonalists. TT is my judgment" he said,
that it, in our course toward Mexico
during the past year, We had not exert
ed such direct influence as we have to
aid one of the contending parties, we
should not now be so near general inter-
vention and war"
He declared that 100000 men and two
or three years time and an expenditure
of $1,0O0000 a day would be required for
the conquering of Mexico. In conclusion
he called upon all Americans to aid the
President in his efforts to find peace.
Mr.. Taft took the place today of Sec
rotary of State Bryan, whose duties at
Washington prevented him from fulfilling
an engagement 10 duuTe5S Ufle COnSTcSd-
ton upon international Peace"
Tafts Speech
Mr.. Taft's speech follows in part:
"Our arguments and our hopes for
peace will seem reasonable only when
we make it clear that we are not blind
to existing conditions. With Difference
Continued on Page 1o-Column d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
Mediation on Way

Two Of the mediators also started
for the conference Minister Naon of
Argentine, leaving tonight direct for
Niagara Falls, and the Ambassador Da
Cana of Brazil going by way of New
York, where he will be joined by
Madame Dagama and proceed to the
scene of the conference tomorrow
night or Tuesday. Minister SuareZ of
Chile leaves tomorrow, and the Ameri-
can delegates will leave in time to
reach Niagara Falls Tuesday night
about the same time as the Mexican
delegates reach there from New York.
The stay of the Huerta delegates for
"a hours at Washington gave an OPP
portunity for a very thorough can
vass of stheir plans and general views.
Their conference with the mediators
last night lasted nearly two hours and
there was a discussion of the whole
range of Mexican affairs, so that the
mediators now have definite informa-
ton of the viewpoint of the Mexican
delegates. Also the meeting between
Justice Lamar and Mr.. Lehman, and
Continued on Page 10-Column a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
Bodies Cast Overheard

Although the survivors are too weak
from their suffering to tell the story
completely, the revenue cutters officers
gathered that some of the 16 who had
hastily piled into the third boat had
been so badly burned that they died
within the first few days. 1t was de-
cided to tighten the boat by casting
the bodies overheard at once.
Some who had tumbled from their
hunks at the first explosion and had
rushed on deck half clothed succumb-
ed to the cold. Others, weakened by
starvation and thirst, gradually sank
into lethargy that was scarcely to be
distinguished from death.
Somehow the survivors managed to
keep the boat head on to the seas
when the weather became rough. but
for the past few days little or no ef-
fort could be made to guide the craft.
Day by day the number dwindled un-t
til the five who were left sank Imply
to the bottom of the boat and awaited
the end.
The Boat Sighted
When the lookout of the Seneca
scanning the horizon for bergs on the
ice patrol, sighted the small boat
through his glasses not a sign of life
was seen. The Seneca put on all speed.
and running down to the lifeboat sent
her gig along side. The emaciated sur
vivors were quickly transferred to the
Continued on Page 1o-Column 4)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18

Boston, May 17.-Four survivors OF
a boatload of Is who escaped in the
third boat of the freight steamer CO.
lumbar, burned at sea on May 3,
were picked up today by the United
States revenue cutter Seneca, 40 miles
south of Sable island, according to
dispatches received here from the cut
ter tonight.
When their short allowance of bis
cult and water had failed they main
tanned life by chewing boot leather
and the few stray crumbs of hard
tack. Rain water served them when
their water eask went dry.
The first two days after drifting
away from the flaming Columbian
they saw three steamers, too far off to
be signalled.
EieNen otHerS Oh the podt CioW
which left the Columbian when she
was burned just south of Sable is
land on May 3, had succumbed to in
juries and privations and their bodies
had been thrown overheard.
The death roll of the lost freighter
now stands at Is. Twenty seven
other members of the crew were saved
by the Cunard liner Franconia and
the steamer Manhattan after two
days OF exposure.
The men snatched from death by
the Seneca today were the first Off
Ger, whose name was not given in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
Day of Conference Over Mediation
At Washington Before Start
Is Made by Principals
RECENT ADVICES
FROM THE zONEOF
TROUBLE TO u. s.
ADMINISTRATION

Washington, May 17.--After day
OF conference between the three rep
resentatives Of the Huerta govern
ment, the South American maditors
and the American delegates, the ad-
vnace guard in the Mexican media
ton proceedings is now actually on
its way to Niagara Falls, for the con-
ference to open next Wednesday. The
entire Mexican party, including the
three delegates, Seniors Rabasa, Rod
riguez and Elguero, with their wives.
daughters and a large suite, left for
New York, where they will remain un-
til Tuesday before proceeding to
Niagara Falls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
DR., SMITH WILL
HEADPATHOLOCY
DEPARTMENT OF
Great INSTITUTE

New York, May 17.-Dr. Theobald
Smith, professor of comparative path
ology in the Harvard Medical school.
will be the head of the department of
animal pathology of the Rockefeller
Institute of Medical Research, which
John D. Rockefeller recently endowed
with 81 10000 and to which James J.
Hill has pledged $4,000 for the study
of hog cholera.
In making this announcement to-
day, the institute said that the new
department would begin active work
within the year and that DR.. Smith
would continue his connection with
Harvard as long as may be necessary
to finish work upon which he is now
engaged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
Weekly Forecast.

Washington, May f.-Generally fair
weather over much of the country is
the official weather forecast for this
week.
with thee reception of showers. the
first half of the week in the Southern
states and the Middle Mississippi and
Ohio valleys and about Wednesday in the
the coming week promises to be one of
generally fair weather over much of the
Middle Atlantic and New England states,
country said the bulletin.
Temperatures during the week will
average near or slightly above the nor
NAL over practically all parts of the
country east of the Rocky mountains,
and somewhat below normal on the Pa
cific slope. There is no important storm
charted to cross the country during the
coming week"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
But four OF 10 LIVE
WHEN THIRD BOAT OF
COLUMBIAN IS FOUND
Dispatch from
Capt. Johnston
Tells of Rescue

The dispatch from Capt.
Johnston of the revenue cut
ter Seneca, which picked up the
survivors of third boat of the
steamer Columbian, follows:
"Sable Island, S. S. Seneca.
"Ten A. M, 20 miles south
Sable island, rescued iifeboat
with Officer Robert Teire, sail
ors Oscar Kendall, Peter Belan-
ger, Fireman Michael Ludwig
sen, survivors of is. Oiler Geo.
Hull died 10th. Peter Triel to-
day. Others between, namely,
Engineer Margetts, Firemen
Anderson, Antonio Richmer,
Gustafson, Jukob, Boy Diekmon,
Cook Schrimberee, Sailor Chris
tinsen. All died exposure and
hunger. Short allowance bis
cult and water. Eating biscuit
crumbs and boot leather when
rescued. Saw three steamers
first two days, none since. Much
rain. Fine today. All under
doctor. Doing well.
(Signed) "JoHNSToN."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
Clifford P. Sherman,
Jr., Loses Life On
Sunday in the
Saltwater
Omar K. Edes Of Dexter Reaches
Shore After Struggle

orono, Me-, May 17.-Clifford P.
Sherman, Jr., of New Bedford, Mass,
a member of the Sophomore class at
the University of Maine, was drowned
in the Saltwater river when his canoe
was upset in the rapid current today.
Omar X Edes of Dexter, class
mate, who was with Sherman, sue
ceeded in reaching shore after a hard
struggle. The accident was short
distance above the university.
Sherman was member of the Phi
Gamma Deta Fraternity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
BUILT ANDROSCOGGIN
DAM AND P. G. & L. RY
Had Completed Latter Pro-
ject and Was Planning to
Open It in Few Weeks
Was Rated as More Than
Millionaire

Lewiston, Me, May Nv. Scott
Libby of this city died early this eve
ming at his cottage at Wayne pond,
where with members of his family,
he was passing the day.
Mr.. Libbey was president of the
Libbey & Dingley Co., builders of the
great Libbey & Dingey dam in the
Androscoggin river, and in few
weeks was to open the Portland, Gray
6. Lewiston electric railway line which
he owns and construction of which has
just been completed.
He was rated at over a million.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
Belfast Visited
By Earthquake

Belfast, Me, May 7.-(SpeciaD.-
This city was visited by an earth
quake about 800 this morning of a
few seconds duration. The windows
and dishes in the houses were ratified
and the shock felt quite distinctly at
Swan Lake. Camden, few miles
away, did not feel the tremor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18

New York. May 17.-William II. Taft
gave his views on the Mexican situation
today in an address at the Free Syna-
gogues celebration of Peace Sunday.
While the former President expressed
little hope that the pending mediation
conference would accomplish its imme-
date purpose, he declared that the Of
fer of mediation and our acceptance was
an important step toward the future set
Element of International difficulties in the
western hemisphere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
Belfast Man Caught,
Wanted for Assault

Belfast, Me-. May 17.-(SpeciaD. Al
bert Dickey, who is accused of as
sault upon his wife, and who was
believed to have escaped on the boat
for Boston, was arrested last night in
by Constable C. o. Dickey.
arraigned for trial at 10 o'clock this
morning in the municipal court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18

record Of the pending investigation
They hope to complete their exam
ination by Tuesday and thus be pre-
pared to go on with the questions of
Mr.. Mellen in the light of information
which heretofore has not been avail
able.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18

radio dispatch from that vessel. Sea-
men Robert These, Oscar Kendall and
Peter Bellanger, and Fireman Michael
Ludwigson. The Seneca reported thai
she was Fastening to Halifax and ex-
pected to reach there tomorrow mornS
ing. -
The survivors had lived on only q
few ships biscuits and cask of wat.
er, which had long since been ex-
hausted. They had gone the limit OF
human endurance. Hope for this
missing third boat had been abandon
ed after a dozen transatlantic lin
ers searched for five days within
wide radius of the spot where the CO.
lumbar burst into flames. That was
Long. 59.35 w. To seafaring men it
seemed impossible that small boat
could pass through the series of gales
that has since swept those waters,
and the news that the Seneca had
picked by survivors was received all
most with incredulity here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
FAIR

Washington, May 7.-Forecast for
New England and eastern New York:
Fair Monday and Tuesday; light va
riable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
The Revenue Cutter Seneca with Hope
Abandoned picks Up Last of Freight
Steamers Crew After Is Days Ter
rible Suffering in Open Craft
SEVERAL DIED FROM BURNS RECEIVED AT
Time OF EXPLOSION AND BODIES WERE
CAST OVERHEARD To TIGHTEN THE BOAT

Sets the Death Roll of Unfortunate Vessel at 15Twenty
Seven Others Saved by Ships Franconia and Manhattan
mo Sign of Life When Boat Was Sighted by Seneca's
Lookout Cutter Coming Under Forced Draught to Hal
ifaxBring New Stories of Disaster in Transatlantic
Steamer Zone
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
Conditions and General Forecast

Washington, May 17.-Pressure re-
mains high in the East, and moderate
temperatures prevail generally over
the United States. Fair weather will
continue during the next two days.
No important temperature change is
indicated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
Boston Forecast

Boston, May H.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Monday fair and warm
err; Tuesday fair. Moderate variable
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
z-2O-4

l0c. Cigar. Thirty -nine years continr-
ousi increased sales tells its own story
FadEory Manchester. N. H. dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
delivers your selling message to
ALL THE PEOPLE WHO
COULD BE CLASSIFIED AS
"PROBABLE BUYERS"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-05-18
THE WEATHER

Fair Monday and Tuesday with
light variable winds; moderste
temperatures.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-06
VerioHaIsN otiSeH.

Wie iibli9 Iisb Der als DaFermes
lonen'aOnig uno Weibna9tsbaumsge.
f6esrer ipoblbs.annte Serr peari
pbiIlips am unabbGnsigtsits=
tdse cine 4n5abl gallons uufItsisen,
on oeneH ii6 cine &arte befanb, beren
8efis bsm Sinbsr bsi gor5sigung auf
Dem 6. Str. Wariie cine srobe faftige
WeelOne 5uiidsrt.
Srau 4nna gader. 9attin
bes in @ereinstreiisn betdnntsn 9errn
Senrp ga9sr. BON Ro. 2107 Central
qlosnue, trat gsitsrn cine auf brei Wtos
nate bers6nete ReiIe mad bem olten
@aterlanbe on. Die Witslieber bes
0amenpsrsins .Gbelip.ib", ipeIdem
Grau 8aher fdon felt 1.iner Griin'
bung anssb0rt, iiberrai6tsn lie am
@orabeno ibrer abrsiie in ibrem toiis
gen Seim, um ibr elm. sliidli6s Rsiie
gu rpiiniden unb ein bii6i6es 4ns.=
binbe gu ii6erreidsn. srau 9ader
fabrt auf bem 9ampfer r9atsrlanb",
auf benz aud 9srr Sobn Soft
m ann, Der iiimmbesabts Sans.ss
bruber. Der ipisber einmal bic i1one
Rbeinpfal3 beiu9sn nil, ben sroben
Sei6 treuSeu pirb.
Cine bo6betaste Grsiiin III geitern
nit Srau Caroline 9etfder,
seb. Braun, Der Dittpe bon 2lmanS
@etfder, in WliamitDpn geitorben.
Sic bate Elm bitter bon 81 Sabren ers
reidt unb mar 6si alIsn. bic lie tanns
ten. ssadtst unb seebrt. Die gesrbis
guns finoet am Mittipo6 Worssn bonn
GrauerbauIe aus itatt, tporauf in Der
St.gsrnbaroairds 5u5asIorsG reel in
feierli6es Reauiem d6sebaltsn pirS.
&uti6sn fabren am Wittipo9 Morqen
bonn Gnbe Der Weitppob Gorlinie d6.
Der @atte Der 9er6lihenen, Serr
Nrmdno geti9er, mar elmer Der pios
niere bon Dbitspater Sopnibip. CT
mar ieiner Satin Dor 13 Wonaten
i'm 5cbe pordusgsgangeH. Die Odbius
sei8ieoene binterlGbt bier S0bn.,
Jrant gstider. Der G6sfinssnieir Der
@ambrinus StOd Co.; 9lmano, Der in
Senneifee aIs Sol5banoIer stabIiert
1T; Soiepb. Der in Der Gesenb BON
6arriion als Garmsr anidfis III. 10.
tpie gmil 9etider bon miamitopn;
fsrner brei S6ttsr, Srau Georss min.
les BON 5arriion 5ibp.; SRI. emma
getiher, bic bas Dat 6otsl in Sarri- |
ION betrsibt. unb SRI. glnna getider |
Don Miamitoipn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-06
4leime Ysli3eima dIridten.

- Sm poli5eiIidsn 0epabriam be-
finost ii6 Der "a Sabre alte 4rbeiter
9ropsr Wooos, pelher bur6 etnen
Giisnbabns Oststtip psrbaftet ipuroe.
Woobs pirb in Sommeriet. ap., pe.
gen alsinOiebitabIs ssipiinfdt.
2luf GrunS zines Soaftbefeblss
puros geitern ourb Die SstettiOs
Yflus un0 2ubn Der 33 Sabre alte
Gilbert Sagsn, tpelher aus 2ouispilIe.
aD., itammen mill, untsr Der 9eI9uls
bi9ung Der llnteri6Iagung in Saft aes
nommen. Die in 5rase itebenbe
Summe ppn SO Ipll Ser Selhuloigte
Der gtep iSiibsrie So. unteri6la9en
bdbsn, poIelbit sr aIs aaiIirsr ansez
itsut mar.
Inter benz 8eroa6t, Elm Su=
Itenoieb gu iein ipurbe burh Die pcz
li,iiteu Der 27 Sabre dIte gteil gus
ninabam Don I'LL Spcdmore Strabs
in Saft genommen. cunningham 1T
beI6ulbiat, oen @eriu6 gemadt gu
baben RileD Sub BON Rp. S26 Weit
s. Gtrabe in elmer @aitpirtbfdaft
Die llbr aus Der Saite 5ie Sieben.
- Inter Der geihulbisung Der
teabiiatisteu sDStuua tpuroe Der Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-06

te, urb es iino idon ieds Dtonaie, iettoem
tdj teine Msoiiin mebr einutbme. Sd bofie,
oaB meine tIeine Sotii Shnen bebilllld ietu
iplro, nnoeren Syrouen gu belten. Sd fitble
MIDI gegenDdrtig uollitdnolg mobl uno bin
IN better @eiuubbeit. - Srau u u8ult w.
aon oner, 1882 SOuins StraBe SaItt'
more. Wtb.
Gpoia g. ginfbam's geaetable @cnl'
pDuno, Deld)es aus einheimilhen 8lrSelu
unb arautern bergsitellt pirb, enthdlt feline
narfotiid)en ober id)dolid)en 3rosueH uno
hdlt heute Den Heforo, baS erfnlgretd)lte
Seilmittel g,geu unS betannte Delbllbe Sel'
ben gu Iein unb 3auienoe BON fretullligen
3eugniien, weld)e I'M Yinfbum Laboratory
in SDnn, Moii.. uufbeiuabrt tueroen, lbel,
men ottis 3hatladJe Su beipelien.
9reibig ,3ahre in IS bas Stanoaro'9eIl'
mittet ses,n weiblife 9eioen 0epeien uno
bat Die stiunobeit 5auienoer BON 5ranen,
welfe NIT oerartigen &rantbeiten als Ser
ihiebungen, Grt5itnOung, @eI6wiiren, 3u'
mors, llnreasImdBi9tejten etc. 9epIa9t ma
rcn, Dieoer bergsiteut.
@enn Sic ipesicllen Tatb laben
mollen, 10 id)reiben Sic an Die SpSiG
6. Einfbam Webicine So. (euufiben-
tielD, gpnn, Maii. Sbr Srief miro
BON elmer Srou aeDffnct ,gelcien nno
bcant,uDrtct unb itreng gebeim gehal-
frn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-06
GapeG,uw,i@e auf mi. alostno.
lie Yrutceturp wiro bon iibcr 1000
EerIonen 6eindjt.

Gie neue aapeae oes anaben
Yrotectorp aui Oit. glluerno rplroe
geiiern gormittag in icierlifer @eils
gelpeibt mo su Der citlorudspoIleH
6eier batten ii6 rueit iiber 1000 Be
iu6cr eingcltellt. Inter Den geluherll
beianoen iih suhlrcite 8eiitlld)c.
9tep. gltbanaiius, Der @eileralobere
6es Sran5isfuner. Srbcns. iolpie Der
Bropin5ial gruoer gliebiiis nabnleil
an ocn Geremonien tbeil, Die bon
Grjbiifof Moeller Dorgenonlnen
nuroen. gtod Der @eibe 5elebrirte Der
Gberbirt Elm ieierlidIes BontiiifdI
amt lno er Dielt nu1 bic engliide
s5eitpreoigt, ipdbreno Die oeutife 5eit.
preoigt bon 8ep SSoiepb Sitno ge-
lalten ipuroe. Yeim Sohanlt aiiiitir.
ten gien. 9enrp Setting BON ser ct.
Seinrids Stride ais 0iafon, 9iep.
@iIliam Intbonp bon Der ct. Can.
rentius Stride ais Su6oiafon, 9iep.
Soiepb BON ct. Bernard als Gbren-
oiafon, Rep. $5onorius pom ct.
JraneiS College ais Geremonienmei.
itcr, ierner Ren. CHARLES v. Grtel,
Ger Sefretiir Oes grIt3bii6ois, 9iep.
Gpprian BON aanias Gitp uno Won.
iignor s. 9. Wiiirrap. Die alie Sta.
belle lplrbe betanntli6 our6 5eucr
5eritort uno iie lit MN oiel i6oner
neu eritanoen. Die 9amen bonn ct,
Wtorgareten SrauenOerein batten iiir
Die geluirtbung Scr 5ablrei6en @dite
in uliidtiger 8elie gorfcbrungen
getroiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-06
Sob in ben ISlutbcn.

Den Sob in ben SSlutben oes S6io
fanoen Der % Sabre alte Slipergruit.
BON Rp. 37O5 Serrace @pe., Siteno,
unb bic 20 Sabre alte pruoeHce Cine
BERN, BON go. 1921 W3orris Ploce-
Die iuneen 2eute 6atten iid nit elmer
Camp @eTellI6aft Der Columbia
9lpe. Gbriitian Stride mad pruosn6
2an0inQ Stop 81 an Der Nep Ric5=
monp 2tnie, Der 8prortbdbn, begeben
unb pereniigten ii6 nit anoeren junz
gen 2euten i'm @aiIer. ais lie in bic
itarte StrOmung geriethen uno tbren
5ob fanoeH.
Sa ii9 pebsr unter ben Wtitbaoeus
Den nod unter Den 3uI6duerH
S6pimmer befdnOen uno Die betoen
Grtruntensn ebenfals Des S6pjm=
mems untunoig paren, tOnnte t9nen
feline S3iIfe gebratt peroen. 9rst
S6peitern oes ertruntenen iungen
Wdnnes unb cine Shpeiter BON Sri.
9tneberrp befanoen ii6 am llfer uno
muBtsn tbatenlos 5uieben, pie Die
gsioen pom Struoel fortseriiien pur=
ben. Hu6 mebrItiinbigem SUDDEN ae.
lang es, bic 2et6en gu bergen. Die
lIufnQitele lit als teTonoers gefdhrItb
tetannt unb mebrere PerIonen baben
an pieisr STEELE ibon ibren Soo in ben
Welen Qefunoen. Die 2eihe oes iltns
gen Mdbhens ptro nuh Jranttpu,
Snb., 5ur 8eeroieune geiunot neroen,
rGbrenb bic 9ei6e oes 8ruit mad Der
elterli6:n 8obnuug aebrobt puroe.
Die grtruntene tpiro ppu tbren Gltern,
in 5runttou, IOtpie orei griioerH uno
aipei S9peitsrn betrauert, pGbreno
Sruit bic ein5jge Stiise ieiner Nlutter
uno ieinsr orei @eihniiter mar. Der
Coroner. pelcher BON Dem @orfal BE-
uahrihtiot puroe, Jdb Die @rluubnib
CUR 9eerptuung Der bsioeu Grtruntea
nen. Die Camp @eieaibuft befano
iih untsr 5ii6ruug BON ReO. 6. 6.
2 SopIe, bod fubr Der poitor amSauss
tc( mad Cincinnati, IN, bort eine
Reoe az bnIter uno in ieiuer gtbpeIen.
eit r,aiiir.c ber beoauerIi6e llnfau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-06
ffrcdlc gimridlcn.

nit orober 6rcdbeit ginger 3met
l)lirmcr 5u gScrfe, melche 6ralI
9oitiie Sbouplon III ibrcm 6ollopge'
ibdit, gto. no Sinn StroBc, ilber.
iiclen. Die MGrmer betrnten ocr 60
Den in einen Moment, ais lid oie
GSrou allein i'm 9aoeu beiono. giner
Ser @urihen biclt Der Srou eiueu
&rpolper nor Oie 9taie uno pollte lie
utter TrobluRgcn 3ltr SerallSanbe
ibres geloes 5ninaen. SSn ihrer
9lnelt itieB Die 6rou Iairte SiIierife
aiis, poroui hic @lrrihen eridredt Die
iSIldlt erarifien, obne ibren 3uct
crreif,t su boben. 7ie lleberiallene
tonnte Der BoIi5ei cine quite RerionaI.
beidreib.ts Der Sbater sebcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-06
Gcilerei nnb sscuerularm.

9(n Der @aum StraBs 3piibsn Der
4. uno 3. Gtrabs eeriet6su in Der
Samitna Raat bic Ressr Gb. Mor>
ris unb Winnie Barter in cine asiles
ri, nel6s cine srDbsre Weniaens
menge anlodts. Sin 3uitauer 3iins
bette cine 3eitung an, um ben Sampf
bsiier beoba6tsn gu t0nnen, fpoour6
Der Qnifein erpedt ipuroe, baB ein
5susr aussebrohen mar. Gin pais
Iant eab baraufbin pOn bem Seuers
msloer go. 16S sinsn gllarm ab. Die
Reger ipuroen nnt.r Der 9ei9ulbis
sung bes uuCrbentliden getrasens in
6ait 1enommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-06

Sabre alte. Diaiam Smitb in Soft
genommcn. pel9er bic 2lbiift bate
Ollie gell su t0bten, faas oeriel6a
Ieinen g8lnirben nidt gere4t ipiirbe.
Smitb uno geq bdtten iidl an Der
front unb Sim StraBe detroffen mnD
pollte geQ Iif nidt slt ben Sanoluns
Qen bes Smitb bergeben, lDprduf
Der 9uri6e Iein Weiier 900 unb Bel
in ben Riiden tad. Ser gerlebte
nubte ih i'm itdOtii6en 6oIpital pers
binotn loifen unb puroe obenoreln
nod Die 8ei6ulbigunq oes unorDentl;-
den getragens Qegen ben Wonn ers
hpbcu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-06
Ghciter Yarf.

Der gbsiisr Bart bepies geiiern
absrmals feline bstannis 2lnsiebungss
TRAIT auf ersniisunssiu6enb., beren
3abl. trobbem am 4. Suli f6on
Saufenoe biei,n beIisbten 9ergniis
sunss ReIprt bsiudtsn, ipieber ris.
iies Dimsniipnen annabm. SGmmts
Iids geluiiisunss Departments ipas
ren in poIlem 9etrisbe unb Der Babe
itrano BOT pdbrsnnb bss sanaen 5ases
nnb 9lbenbs Elm Iebbaftes Bib. Gam
beionbers ssfislsn ben 9siu6srn bic
0orfiibrungsH in benz freisn 0dubes
bile Sbsdter. ipo iid bi.ie Wohe
tpieber beiudbris 9iinitlsr probu5iren,
unb aipur: bic iapaniihen @trobaten,
Ole bier Raidi's. bic aomifsr Burns
inb aobl. bas 5dnssrpaar JieIbs unb
Ga 2loslia, fofpie bic Sanger unb
aGn3er ReipelI unb Moit.