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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-10

MAN wanted with rig to introduce and
sell 125 extracts, spices, medicines,
oils, etc. Big money. Wilson made $50
weekly. We mean business. Box 5l6,
Department SO, Cedar Rapids Iowa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-10

WE START you in business, furnishing
everything; men and women, $50 to
$500 weekly operating our New System
Specially Candy Factories home any
where; no canvassing; opportunity life
time; booklet free. Ragsdale Co., Box
5, East Orange n j
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-10

IF WE HAD your address we'd show
you how to make s25-not one week
but weekly. G. Mfg, Co, Warren street,
New York Suite 24h
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-10

MONEY at 6, and so on Atlanta real
estate in sums OF $500 to So, 1000; on
store property any amount desired
Dunson & Gay, 400 Equitable
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-10

AN experienced woman wanted to do
cooking and housework; good wages.
Apply 1172 Piedmont avenue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-10

WANTED-Colored men in and near
Atlanta to prepare as sleeping car por-
tiers and train porters; no experience
necessary. Write Inter Railway, Dept.
40S, Indianapolis, Ind
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-10

WONDERFUL opportunity, steady in
come, selling Fesler fountain shaving
brush; So to $40 per day easy, then
continuous return on repeat soap bust
ness. s5 more live men wanted. Unique
sales plan free Fesler Sales Company,
Dept. 622, 256 West 23d ST., New York
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-10-30

was covered with confusion, and /
blushed and looked half angry-you
want to try that before your mirror
some time; It is ever SO effective"
But what happened them"
Why, Lulu returned and the whole
story had TO be told to her, and she
nearly had q ft, Of course. pout-
ed and then joined In the laugh. Lulu
sat down and Mr.. ellis remained
there, and the girls, except Lulu, went
back to their typewriting. and crossed
my arms and again rested my head
upon them and closed my eyes. Then
Lulu patted my shoulder and said:
Never mind. Flossie. Yon may call
me dear" any time you feel like It.
Without my knowing It, she got up
and left the table just then and went
into the adjoining once. / said: /
never would call anyone dear" but
you,
And no one was beside you but Mr..
Gillis!"
Only Mr. ellis"
Worse and worsel What did he
say?"
He said: 4 am glad. for / should
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-10-30

not want you 10 can any one slss
such names
OF course my eyes snapped open
then, and / was dreadfully angry! /
said: I did not mean to call you that
He said: 1t would be easy for me to
like it II you did,"
Gracious! What a comedy of or.
rors! What did you dor"
Went back to my typewriter and
hammered the keys furioualy and
blushed all the afternoon. Later in
the day he came like great. scared
schooIboy and asked me II he might
call Sunday evening. He said he
would like to meet papa and mamma. j"
did you tell him he might?"
Indeed | did. told him they would
be glad to meet him."
'.Ah. indeed"
What do You mean by that?"
II was Just wondering whether you
didn't know 1t both times when Lulu
left you there with your eyes shut"
Why. you dreadful girl!"-Chicago
Daily News.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-10-30
eETTINe THINGS STARTED
Ry n. PRENDERoAsT.

- = - - - - v - - - ~ - ~ - -
How are you and that nice young
man In your Office getting along those
dags?" asked Polly as she and Flossie
rode home together on the street car.
I'VE are beginning to sit up and
take notice, or he Ia, at least" replied
F1ossie. patting the kiss-me-Quick
curl Just forward oil small and per
fectly pink ear. "Just the same.
though, am going 10 cut out the en-
dearing names"
You have never gone and called
him endearing names!"
THAT II Just what | did do"
"Oh. Flossie! That Is such a mis-
take. You must never try to make
an impression on a man by calling him
endearing names"
Il know that Is true az q general
thing, but this case was different.
You see, there was lulI In the work
at our Office, and we girls gathered
Rbout the draftsman's board, and We
were gossiping there. Finally crossed
my arms on the board and put my
head upon them and closed my eyes
"Headache?"
"Never had headache in my life.
Just knowledge that look rather
fetching with my long lashes brushing
my cheek, and my lips just slightly
parted"
And you certainly have got pretty
SHOWS"
y thought OF that also. While sat
Ehere with my eyes closed Lulu left
her place next to me TO do some little
bit OF work she had overlooked and
Mr. ellis sat down in her chair. He
had letter In his hand and he
reached over and gently tickled the
back of my neck with 1t, and said:
Please don't do that, dear, and there
was world Of sugary and tender
pleading in my tone"
''Horrors!"
Certainly! The other girls just
screamed! Mr.. Gillis looked embar-
raised and pleased, and he blushed
70 the roots OF his hair. OF course |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

niI6e 0ittat,r T ii6 aber Der Sbatia9e
6eipubt lei, blb iein Regims ui4t msbr
langs dnodusrn t0nne. Gr nil aber
Iieber Big gum aeuberitsn tGmpfsn,
ols BON Der 0ittatur suriidtretsn. Rit
Der 5batiathe r:dnerO, bag er binnen
arr5em geitiirSt tusr6sn ipirO, ion rr
ben 8unit babeu. iid iopieI aIs mDsz
li5 nit Ru6m gu 6eoeden, e6e bag llns
permeiolihe eintritt.
Der Gei6dftstrdser iOll benz prdIi.
benten fsrnsr mitgetbstlt baben, blB
bic 3abl Der Sruppen, iiber Die Suerta
in feinsr Sauptitabt perfiigt, piel 5u
bod uugei6lnsen tperbe iin0 iie ni9t
mebr als 1000 biz 5000 bstrdge. @es
Der 3apata nod 9iaa piirbe es iebr
I6per halteu, iid Der Sauptitabt III
bemG9tisen.
9iei. Snformation itimmt nit
Rd6ridtsn therein. Die ipGbrsnb be;
Issten 8ude Der Regierung susesans
cen iinS. Gs 1T inter uroerem AUDI
qemslbet norOsn. oab Suertd 9oIs
ins 9lusIano ssItidt babe, mas ans
beutet, Oab er bic &biidt bat, iid
eoentusl ins glusIano gu flii4ten.
&eine/ Wuffen BON Der
,&ronprin3eifin @ecis
lie" selanbet.
9lomiral gabger bat bon @era grus
tslsarapbirt, Oab ser bsutite Dampfer
,9ronpriis.iiiu Gseilis" feline fir
Suerta b.itimmten Waffen unb Mus
nitionsporrdtbe in megituniiden .si-
FEN aeIanOst babe. @r beri6tsts, baB
Der Sampfsr $50 Sonnsn Waarsn
oeridieSener Qrt in @eru gru5 ssIans
set babe, ebe er mad Sapana absing,
bab absr Wuffen unS Wunition an
gOro s.bIisbsn isisn, :
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0lf5iere 0er gOlOraOoer lla'
liona(garOe Dor einem
Eriegsgeri6l
Sn gerbiuouns nit ben &am.
pfen bel Suoluw.
Der BranO0iftung, Oes 1norOes. O.s
goolld(ags uno grOGGis6lla6(s
ange6(Dgt.
Die Ssit our 9lbIieferung Der Waffea
i'm golOraboer Streitsebtet
gu gnbe.
@om 8ederspro3sb in 0sp gOrt.
9enrb Siegel an Borb Der Olympic"
na4 Gnglano untsrtpegs.
Seine 4uslieferung tpirb BON ben
Stem gorter geb0roen Der.
ldngt perbeH.
300 S4uaebrer uHb 2e9rerinneH in
GleDslanb, g.,
WollsH eiue l1nion sriinoen unb ii9
Der ameritonii6en 4rbeiters
liberation onfdlieBen.
300 Sduaebrer unb 2ebrerinnsH II
Glebelanb, g.,
Boaen cine llniOn sriinosn unb lid
Der ameritoniften Irbeiters
liberation anfdlieBen.

9as glutbab BON Sub 0 ~.
9eHDer, GoI., 13. Ulai. Die
WiiIias2eutnants Benedict unb Gams
M iaatsn beute in bem pro3sB aug,
Der gegen Mai. gatrid 6amrod pegen
bes 9emebels Don 2ublon anbGnaia
eemadt porbsn 1T. Oieie aaben an,
boR 81 Strsiter ben aampf beeans
nen, tnoem lie auf bic Ulili3en feusr'
ter uHb bag brei gpmben als NOt6>
lionaIe abaefeuert purben. als bic 'Ge=
itoiie Der Streiter in Der HGbe bes
Utilislagers einidlueeu. 8cs sFeuer,
eas bic 3eltitubt asrit0rte, lei ourfJ
nas llmitiirsen elmer brennenben Gam.
pc dusds6ro6en. Wlaior 6amrod babe
nift gsfebl ertbeilt, bic -Waiainenge=
ibiBe auT bic 3elte gu riften, in
fpel6en apsi sFrauen unb eff Sinoer
e,ititteH. iunbern auf bic @eri6ansuuz
gen Der Strsiter binter Der 3eIttolonie.
Nus benz gploraboer
Strettgebiet.
Srtnibao, Gol., 13. Mai. =
Quf Den 9sfebI Der Wilitdrbehoroen
bin. tpona6 alle Wuffsn in ben Gounz
ties 2as Qlmmas unD 6uerfuno duss
qeIieiert psrosn miiifcn, limb heute
iiber 1000 8epebre abgssebcn poroen.
Sb cine 6ausfu6una naa Waifen
itottfinbsn tpiro. bdnqt BON 8efeblen
aug Bnibington ub. Die gerspcrts
iinb fndpp an Wanni6dften. ba pieIe
9srelsute mad gesiun Der unruben
he Gieusro psrlaiien buten. Gs liegt
bic 2tbiidt pOr, Strsitbrsrher fpmmen
al lniieH. fpenn bic Wufbinqtoner Se,
h0roen bic grluubniB oaau oeben.
50 obnfinntqes @ebrdnge.
Gumbrtoge, Rai., 13. mai.
Wlebr als 6unosrt Sfraueu puroen am
Nlittipoa gbsno su 9ooen aeDorien
unn unter iiiRcn ~"treten. als Saus
ienbe bon Meniden iih pie Wdhniins
NICE in bic WafFshbaue brGnstsn, I'M
slEen Bid auf bic 2eife bes 9orpuz
rGls Daniel 20. Saooertn au perfen.
einss Der WarineIolbatsn. bic in @cra
Grus qefaIlen limb.
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TiirObio Snbima nno bas
menIihc 9euniDIpallien: slagemeilI
id,ones 8citer dm 2onneritag mo
CsSreitag; langiam iteiaenoe Gempera'
tiir. Sd,ipnde, perdnoerlidle @Inoe.
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8 ShenternGfts.

r9eiu Stiid 1T aIir total ausss.
pfiffen pprben2"
rSu, gu ulIsm uHsliid mar on je-
nem llnsIiid mar an ieuem Gage 8er>
iammIung Der GiIenbabner."
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Jn(anOUe(egrap6
Iis aonpention Der S6ri.
ners5u Gnbe.

atIanta. Ga. 13. Mai. Ois
ni6iie SabrestonDsntion Der .RobIes
Of the Wnitie Shrine" pirb an 10,
Suli 1915 in Seottl.. MaIb.. iiatt-
finoen unb Or. frsS,rid R. Smith
bon Rofsitsr. q. a.. ipurb. aum Sms
perial Dctsntate bss Supreme Gpun.
til erpGhlt. Die GsidGftsiibunaen
srreid.?n am Miitpoh Elm GnSe unS
bisle Der .Sbrin.r4 reiiisn ON absns
i&pn na4 6auis.
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peG6e 2Gnber feline 2luslieferungss
Oertrdqe nit Sen Der. Staaten bGtz
ten. sd tpetgerte mid, pies gu t6un."
gBie SuADerItGnbige i'm 4usliefea
runqsoerfa6ren ertldren, gibt es IN
europa apei ober brei 2Gnoer, ipel6e
tpeqen @roBbiebi1bls YerFolgte ni9t
ausliefern. 9titrittsannalt Wbtt-
man laate iiber oieie GrtlGrung unO
GuBerte, es ldgen qeniigenO Quflagen
gegen Siegel Dor, I'm beiIeu Iusliefe>
runq er8fpinsen gu t0nncn. rBtr haa
ben uniere SaHbe auf t9m", faete er.
ounb er ptrD ntdt i'm Stauoe fsin,
uns au entrinnen."
@ d ulle5rer gr Ii n b en- Il n on
@Gsoelanb, O., 13. Mui. Q6ts
bunbert 2ebrsr oer bteTigen 5ffentliten
S9uIen 6a6en am Mtttno6 Na9rtt=
rag beidIofsn, cine lluion gu griinOen
unb ii6 Der ameritanii6en 2lrbeitsre
liberation un3ui9lieben. gs 1T bies
bic 5OIge zines Samples, ben Die
S6uus9rer Ieit lGngsrer 3sit spsds
@rlungung b0berer Suldre nit benz
S6uIratb gefiibrt bab:n.
Qls bas ReiuItat Der Qbitimmung
angetiinbigt puroe, bemG4tig.e iicb
Der 2tnpeIenOen ein ricIissr Gntbuz
iiusmus. Die 9amen bra6en in 6o6-
rufen aug unb OieIe riFen ii9 in ibs
rem Gntbuiiasmus bic neuen SSriih=
inbrs6iite Dom &opf uno ipurfen fie in
bic S0be. @ieIe Der Siite puroen rutl
nirt.
SRI. Marie GIaub fiibrte in Ser
@eriummIung ben 8oritB. Sic griff
ben S6ulrotb in beftiger @siIe an,
neil er Ii9 gepeigert, bic SdlGre 5u
er60ben unb jeber peitere 9nsrtff
puroe itiirmiih appIoubirt. Gs pura
De Elm aus brei MitsIiebern beftebens
beg aommittee ernunnt, bag Die Gia=
sel6eiten fir bic 9riinbung Der lniOn
arrangiren jon.
Der S6uIrdtb belt sleiaaeitig an
Qbeno cine SiBupg ab. 9i. WtttglteA
Der tpuren ouriiber eintg, bab bic 2sh=
rer bobsre SaIdre erboIten foqten, T:e
pteoerbotten uber, bah tein GeIb pors
hdnoen lei, I'm iOld bD6ere SuIGre 81
be3dbleu.
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81 g(ufruf.

9teber Wsner. sic bdben itd1 ber-
oriffen uub itatt edter 5duisnomart-
Iheine .9liitben" mitaenpmmetl.
aebren Sic aIio aetcoit uno aegen Or
itottltns ser SnicrtionSfoiteu Sll mir
5uriid
8cutitr Roisnherd.
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giu6 grobsabmirnl BON &Oitsr, Der
/giirs rmsiitsr bon Sambur9,
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@etterberiat.

@etterberidt.
1iirGbto, Sn0inna rno bas
tueliIihe 8ennipIpanien: slagemeii
id,ones Bciter dm 1onnerltag unf
CsSreitag; langiam iteigenoe Senpera
tiir. Sdllund,e, nerdnoerlidle WInoe
glusllnD. Selegrapb
Die (eble OJllSieIs gro6efa0rl
0es RielenaampferS
.,Ualerlan0"
Sat auis 9teme Die grpRars
tige 9eiitnngsfdbisfeit Oes
Shiiies beitdtigt.
sSnia oubpis III. Don gapsrn, Der
patbe bss Oasanrisisn.
@ar auf Der gahrt bur4 isinsn SO9n,
prinS 5ran5, psrtrstsH.
glu6 grub.abmiral BON &Sftsr, Der
giirs rm.iiter bon Sambur9.
~
>gBis aud cine ansahl alomirdls uHo
,ensrale madi.n bic Sabrt nit.
Der britiIae aoblentampfsr psur'
re-, Siu" in Der glorbiss
untersesansen.
Ger alpitGn unb Der sriis Sngsnisnr
seretiet.
81. san3s -brise Wannidaft srs
truuten.
~
Gusbem Deutiaen Rei6.
Berlin. 10. Rai. Tii bsm a!s
@ertretsr ieines @oters. beg aOnigs
2u6ipia, .rItisnensn prin3,n 6rar3
BON gdbsrn, benz @roBobmiral p. &o'
itsr, bem 9lbmiral D. SolBenborff uno
pislen Gnbsrsn boben Sffi3isreH be.
fSloite unS bss Sesrss, iofpie Dem
Sberbiirssrmeiitsr Or. preo0bl, gsrs
ireiern bes Ssnats unb Der 8iirgsrs
ichaft BON 5amburg unb 5ablrsi6:n
ionItissn WiirSsntrdgern als Bdfdsss
rem madte Der neue Risf.noampisr
.@aterlonb4 Der SamburssImerita'
ainis feline pifi5iens Yrpbefabrt. 9isis
psrlisf 10 sldn3.nb. mic in Der porles'
ten WO9e bic inoffi5isGs. ouf tpslds:
Der aolob 6etanntli6 bic enorms
C6nelIigteit uon 1858 .fnoten in Ger
e5tunoe ersislts. 2lls Der 2spiatbdn 6,i
prdfiisem Wstter urter gouodmpf
6elsolanb paHirte. tsuerts bic Bate
risn auf Der Suiel einsn Donnernpsn
Galut ION q GGiiiisn lb.
Dem bapsriihen 2Dnissiohn, o:r
nit si..sm Sonoersuse bon Wliin6:n
I'm. ipurbe nit ben onoeren illuitr.n
GGiien bsi Der 4ntunft in Gurgarsn
bon elmer grobsn Weni6enmense II
entbuiiaitiIfer gmpfnnd bsreitst.
Dor Der @hfa5rt BON GurEapen fano
au Gbren Der 120 Gjdite auf Ssm neusn
Sssanriefen Elm geitmubl itatt. 9ti
bsmisIbsn belt Der generdlsDireitor
2litert gdllin eine bsbeuiiams R,S..
in p.lter {. ben aoifer als bel
G1irmbsrrn Der bsutiten Sanbsls'
fiptts feisrte nnb bnrauf bipipies. oab |
inter -er Hsaieruna Wilbslms beg
3fpsiten Der Sesbdnbsl 9srti9lanbs
fi4 NIT Risisnf9ritien sntp;delt bi..
fobab h.ilts bic beuti6e Slngae aui
aI.g Mssrsu bon aa3aoI.n Wdii.n
ipe6t.
3nm 9.ip,ii, bufiir, bab Der &oiisr
raf.lps bemiibt 1T. bic Osuti6e Shifs
fabri m:br rnb mebr 3u bsbsn. tbeilis
Der Sc. eralbir,ttor nit, bab bic SGs
tsr,iisnssmsini6aft. ipelds Samburas
Mmeriiasainis uno Der RoroOeutid:
Llonb seffIoTsn baben, nls Elm ruiao'
isr Ratentriss unp.rmeibliu sridi.l
ir sriisr ainis bsm osrmitisIuSsn Gin'
areifsn bss Serridtrs 3u O,rbantsn
iii.
Wis 6.m saiier. solIte Balm aud
Dem a0nis aubipis, bsm patsn b:5
nsiisn Dampfers, iparmsn Sribut uno
ei fdlob nit ,ir.m Soh auf ben bnpe-
ridden Wpnarden. Der Tonit tpurSs
bon bem prins.n Gran3 nit elmer fur
ssH anfprdds unb einsm Spa auf sic
.5apas" beuntipprtst.
ResitatprSunt.rmanner.
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Ganlpieo

Gamptco
Sn SanS.u Oer aDnititntipna=
lihen.
Die StaSt am Nadmittas DON ben
Regierungstruppen gerdumt,
Rahbem iis pdbreno bes ganaen Saz
ass Don ben Rebe1en fart bebrdnst
ipprben,
Die Regierungstanonenboot baben
iid in ben dubersn 9afsn
5uriitge3ogen.
--SE-
Die Resierung in Waibins!on bers
lanat BON Der merifuniideu Re
sierpn9 gu fDihen,
@us aus benz Solouten Samuel
parts eeiporben,
II
Der bei @era Grua in ben 9ereiG Der
Weritaner sslangte.
Suerta fol- entidlOHen iein bic
6auptitabt Wegito Su D.rIaHsn
unb fih in Dpebla Biz gum 4euBer.
iten gu Dsrtbeibieen.
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Dl. (ebls o(IIiis1s gto6efa9rl
0eS Rielen0ampfers
.,,Ualerlan0"
6at anfs Sfeme bic grpRars
tise 2eiitmnssfdbigfeit Oes
ghiiies heitdtigf.
st0nis aubpis III. Don gapsrn, Osr
Battle bes Ossdnrlsien.

@ar auf Der Jabrt ollr4 isiner So9n'
prina lrln5, Dsrtrstsn.
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>gBie aud cine @nsaAl alSmirdls uno
,ensrGle madi.n bic Sabrt nit.
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9 II d % Bite uno % DO | m q II
ins Irbeitsbuus
qei6idt.


Nep gort, 13. Wlai. - 9put
8bite, Elm 8eiitli6er, SdriftitsIar
uno So5iaIiit. uno MlilO @ooIman,
Elm SdJrtftIteller, oie beibe in Surpuro
itubirt, purben am W}ittpo6 negcn
t6rer getbeiItgung an ben St0rungsn
in Der Gdlbdrp 8aptiitentirde AM
Sonntag MDrgen gu ie feds MonateH
Grbeitsbaus berurtbeiIt. emanuel 2oa
peg purbe gu 5ebn Sagen 4rbeits6ous
oerurtbeilt unb flint glnoere, Oorunter
lie Sruu Woolmun's, nurben fir
ie4s Monate unter YoIiseiaufTi6t sss
felt.
O attenmorO uro Selbfs
mprb.
9u1ton, g., 13. mai. G6arl.s
q. SbaiIer, Elm gtngsitelter Ser Dan
ton W}aIleabIe SrDnportg, As Sabre
uIt. erI6Ob an Ulittpp6 in ieiner
Wobnung an Glestfoot 2lbenue Tein.
6rau unb beging oann SeIbitmorb.
9as Paur binterIGBt bier 9inoer. Die
2eute batten iib in Der IcBten 3ttt
bGufis ge5ontt unb bic beutige 5rag1s
Die folsts elmer oieIer 3dntereien.
9 On etuem 9 8ullsn get0btet
&enton, 81, 13, Wai. Siran
Wbite, 48 Sabre aft, purOe am Wtittz
nod auf ieinsr Surm BON einem 8uls
len get6otet. Dbite's Sobn, Orrie,
mar 2lugerSeuge Der fur6tbaren
s5ene. @r oertrie6 I6lieBIcb ben
aber erIt, ro6Oem aud er
idper berleBt fporoen mar.
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Der britifae aoblsntampfsr "2ur'
re-, Siu" in Der glorOiss
uutsrsesangen.

Der alpitGn unb Der sriis Sngsnisnr
serstist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-14

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-15

was on parallel track heard him scream sow his body beneath the trucks and his severed legs and part of his head rolling in the ditches along side Of the tracks. Warnings were shouted to the engineer and a, quick stop made. The body was quickly recovered and call sent in for the emergency hospital ambulance corps. Tt was out on another call and. before it could be reached, the re- men seeing that ShanIey was beyond surgical aid.
 The body was removed to CuIIinau and Mullins morgue upon directions from Dr. s. M. GarI1clx, medical esz- annineF, ,pand relatives notified IL was found that both legs had been badly crushed between the knees and ankles and almost two-thirds of his slxull was gouged out by the car wheels There were also numerous abraIsions and contusfons
 He is survived by brother, Pat- rick, with whom he bearded at the Jane street address. Another broth CT died but a short time ago. It is understood that he has an aunt in New Haven and that his parents live in Ireland, from which locality he came several years ago.
 His fellow workmen were 50 un- nerved by the accident that they stop ped work for the day. They recalled that Shanley had suffered kesnly with the cold, had announced his pur- pose of buying a cap and getting one with earlaps sufficiently big to ksep out some ofyzthe chilling breezss from off the harhor
 The accident YVES reported to Cor oner J. J. PheIan and he directed Dr. Garlick to make careful lnvestIEa- ton and report to him. He said that he intends to make a thorough fn- vestigation. That 1t would not be as necessary, had. ShanIey been a tres passer on railroad property but be- ing employed there made 1t neces- sary. to determine as to whether all safeyt precautions had been observ- ed. Hhe said that one question con cerning which q solution would be de- sired is as to whether there was a trainman on the rear platform Of the backing train, and. if not, why net
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-15

Was chosen as follows: North Con- grssatinusI church. Miss Jane D. San aerson, Mrsa A. T. Spragues Miss Fan niA Beecher; South Congregations church: Mrs. Edward Stirling, Mrs. N. E.. Neville, Miss Mary Thompson. Park Street church: Mrs. David Woos~ ter, Mrs. George Ravens, Mrs. c. K. Bishop; Kings Highway church: Mrs George Morehouse, Mrs. Fannie PIatt, Mrs. Levi Blinn, West End Congrega- tional church: Mrs. J. w. Northrop, Mrs. F. Lyman. Miss K. Morehouse; OIivet Congregational churcl Mrs. Daniel Black, Mrs. John Leonard. Mrs. F. A Benton.
 Mrs. Lyman Peet, Of Foochow, China, delivered a splendid address on Dynamic Forces in New China. during the afternoon session. The. meeting closed with the singing of hymns and with a prayer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-15
SCHOONER. SINKS; STEAMER SAVES
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Boston, Jan 15-The laundering of the Bath schooner Grace A. Martin, 30 miles south of Matinicus Rock yes terday and the timely rescue of her crew of IT men from an open boat 100 miles off shore by the steamer A. w. Perry, Halifax for Boston, was re-, ported by wireless today.
 For nearly "A hours, the Martins crew, in an open boat nearly 100 miles off shore batt1ed against death under the xbitterest of weather conditions. The distance from the spot where the schooner foundered to the steamer route between Boston and Halifax is. 50 miles which represents the drift of the Martins longboat from shortly after sunrise yesterday until dawn to- day when the astaways were picked up by the Perry.
 The Grace Martin, heavily laden. with coal, sailed from Norfolk for. Portland on Jan. IA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-15

James Shanley; a New Haven road electrician, 27 years old and living at 360 Jane street, went to instant death this morning beneath the wheels of the milk train, known among rail- readers as H o 2, on the viaduct at the foot of Wall street. A new cap, worn for the first time today as a protection against the biting cold from which he had suffered keenly, was pulled down close, over his ears, dul1ing their sense of sound. An other train passed on the next track at about the same time and it is con sidered that, sWh hateyer nofce he may have heard was attributed to that.
 No one, as far as has been officially determined, saw him when he went beneath the wheels, the train having been backing from the station towards the yards. The last car hit him, ac- cording to indications found. threw him across the rails with the wheels grazing both legs and a part of his skull. One leg was badly crushed. Another belief is that he realiz- ed his danger in time to have ordinarily escaped but slipped on the ice-covered rails at too short a dis tance for him to roll clear of the rails. shanley was member of. what is known as the feeder gang of ground men working under the fore manship of John Waters of this city in identification construction. The gang was working just South of the station and along. what is known as etthe rack.'s Special care had to be used on account of the coating Of ice on rails aron work and ground. There had been a number of mar TOW escapes from bad falls and great care was being used.
 In his work, ShanIey had started to walk in a sol1ther1y direction on Track 4, ordinarily used by East bound passenger trains. But as a short time previously the milk train had passed over it, gone to the sta ton and been uTa1oaded. It was be- ing backed towards the yards and, as far as information given by railroad men is concerned, there was no train man on the pIatfofm of the last car.
 The first known of the accident was when Shan1ey's fellow workmen and men on the work train, which