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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
preSiser.a aonferen5
Sie alten geamten iutrocn ipisoer'
gcludblt.

Tie 0onicrcn, Der proteltariildei
8eiItIihen in Der Wiarfus Stride fam
geitcrn gum slbidlub. Troieiior G.AJ.
8re.pe perIas iein nit sluimertiam'
felt pernommenes Reierat iiber pIic
moSerne 9lidtnng in Der proteltdrltt'
id,en siirde", in Dem or nahples,
oab Die llripriingc Der mooernen Mid,.
inng tcreits im Seine BEL Der Git'
iie6llng oes groieitantismlIs in Gu
ropa geleaen batten uno lih bier i'll
aanoe auf @runb Ger natiirlibet
9erb1Itniiie ime Der 5eid)iftlld &C.
ncrocnen Ginrid)tim9en entipidelt
fditen. Sros Der beltigen Wfadt ocs
Mutericlismis iei uniere 3eit nId)f
mreligi6s. Sbrem reli1ioieu Serion'
gen cntipredenS, miliic obcr Gle Sir
de it'd bciier an ben pbilciopblidlell
9eitrebuneen inicrer 2dge betbeili'
aen. Iie Gigenart Der beutlgen pro-
teitontiiden Stride Iiege in oem (Se'
iuidltleaen oni bic perionlife Der.
antiportlidlfeit nes cili5elnen ilno
3lpar nidlt MIR beg ein5cInen peii'
id)en in icinem Icrbaltcn 5u @ott.
ionbcrn IN ieiner lpeltcffcncn @e'
iammiauiiniilng bcs Sebens.
9ie gcomiempabl ergab oils re
i,lItat Sie Mieoeripabl Der peanltcil
oes uergangcnen Sabres. Gs iino Dies
6ie ioIgenbcn Scrrcn:
Central. oroe.
Gaitor 6. q. BOB, .. 3. Sraii'
bent. 9Sittsbnrg, va.
9aitor 6. q. 8agler, Sefretdr,
Reipport, ap.
QoItor 3. q. aeeb, stasmeiiter,
Ct 2ouis, Wto.
Scrr Sricorif guebler, Grins'
mann. 1iitsbnrg go.
@ertrauensm1nner.
9aitor 6. ~. @eiB, GleueIano, ..
gsoitcr s. sSlnus, 8atespiae, Sno.
Scrr Seinrid grOdboff, ct. 2cuis,
Nlo.
slm Na6miitag peraniialtete Die
Notwithstanding fir lire 9dite eineh
0enieiniamen slitsiIua Inn Die Staot.
Der nit einem gpmiitbIihen Stiino'
d,en III @eitipoo6 gum abidlub fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
slnaebfid,er gisamiit.

Getcftip Gttopap febrte eeiiern
slbeno ais Ietroit suriid uno bra6tc
BON bort ben Sdnubmaher Gee Iilr.
ncr nit, Der bier unter Der anflags
scr 9isamie aelpiinidt miro. Turner
ip,lroe ani Ieranlaiiimg bon Senrp
@rgegaemann. bon go. 1926 Zen.
bam Sirabe, perbaftet, nit oeiien
Sdmeiter er iid am 3. Sitni perbeira.
tbet batte. gor einigen Sagen nil
ndmIidI gruessemann in Grfabrung
aebraft bnben, bab Turner bereits
felt rcm Sabre 1896 perbeiratbet uno
pen ieiiier eriten 5rau nod nidt &c.
i6ieoeu lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16

llnicr aseut in SamiItun III
Serr GOuarb grnd, 449 Giio Siinite
Etrass. geG Sci. 47G o., Sume
Ebunt 1851 q.
- Der 27 idbries 5arbige
8eoree 5aplor, ipel9er Don Wlnhss
iter, ap., itammts unb in Der lsbtsn
Samitos Radt Don bsm fdrbig.n RE
itaurotsur Spta g. Smiti, In ben
9eib ssiboFen ipurbs, 1T ssittrn
Wore.n um A llbr, i'm Mertp Sofpis
tai geitorb.n. Der MOrbsr ipuros ges
fern Wlprsen BEN Ri4tsr Sbant anf
bic anfIase bes Worbes Dorsefiibrt
unb Obne 3ulafuns BON giirsidaft
bsm Geridt iiberipisisn.
9ds IL Sabre olts EDdtsr6eu
Der aamiIie Qeo. aobIit.bt, pel9e
iabli6 DON 6amiIIon in geDis ppbnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
jranj6i((6sS ]l(itle(.
gegen Jl(agen(eioen

Gle bcoeiitcnolten glcrjte pnil
5ranfreid baben leit ,Sabrcn Elm Jie-
sept BON Rflansen.Selen aegen dlro'
niitc Wagenleioen imo SerItopIung
gebraudt, peldes mic 3arber rtrft.
Cine Goiis miro Sic iiber5eugen.
Sblimme, jobrelnng auitcbcnoe ,Salle
meroen oftmals innerDalb "a Stlm-
Der bebcutcnn geIinbert 60 piele
2cute erlangen iiberroihenoe HeIlll'
tote, onB mir Der glnNdt itno, alle
2eute, melhe an @erItopiilng, Inter
leihSbeifpcrOen 9eber. nm 0togcn.
lcioen be6aftet iinO, iollten gtapr'S
nunoerborcS Maoen.Wtittel probiren.
Gs miro ieBt bier Don allen alpotGe-
fern perfauit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
Itarb seItern Morsen an Der Dipttsr.

farb 9efern Vforgeh al per O'P'ps''
itis.
Die ylitglieber Der 5tnerlpebr
anb pofi5ei ionnien seitern ibrt bdlb.
nonatlidcn GaI1r niht be5ieben, ipetl
bic Jonbs erf60pfi fnb nnb bon ben
Suni Steutrn nod ieine Delber auf
abT8las dusbe5ablt iperbsn toni'ten.
gernarb 6. @ruenert. 49 Sabre
alt unb in ben WoIlenfabrit BON
Gbuler &c gerninsbofen angetelt,
perlieb bas aoitbous BON William
Sdsnd, ylo. lila Central glpenue,
am Gonntas Inn einen Spa5iergans
mad ainbsnpalb au MAIDEN. aIs sr
iid, asgsn 9 llbr auf Dem Seimpes
befanb, itiir5te er bonn 5er3ihlag &C.
troffen Dor Der Wobnung Ro. 38 Wt.
pleaiant 2anbitrabe. auf ben Seis
tsnlpsa unb ipurbe In bas senannte
nous getrdsen, no i.in 5oo BON bem
bsrbeis,ruienen 4rst Or. Gorlib ael'
Ter tonltdtiert ipurbe. Die 2side tpprs
b. bann BEN aeidenbeiiattern 9ritss
mer Grim 60. anss.lieferi unb ipirb
beut. gtbenb bebufs geerbisung mad
piqua, g., no Der @.ritorbene sinsn
StiefIobn bat, ssbrdht. Gr biniers
Iabt Srsi Gtieftinber.
= gb. 8. Spermsber, itarb pors
Isbis Radt in feiner Wobnung in Wo.
246 Wlillpille apsnue, i'm 2lItsr bon
as Sobren an einem Ser3leioen. er
binisrlGbt bic trauern6e Satin uno
Sipei 50dier. Gr mar Witglieb Der
Gil unb eagle 2,sen.
- 56sobore SenIep bon Wibbles
topn, tpsldsr Warp Seniep in Hslps
port, ap., am /. Qpril, 1914 beiratbes
te, r,itis ssitsrn auf Gruno bon G.los
psribpsnbuns, Sduloenma6ens uno
Cbsbru9s Elm S6eibunsstlase siH.
Greo. Gullipan, Elm Gsomstsr
BON MibbleiOpn, itarb I'M WertD 9os
Ipital i'm utter BON % Sabrsn.
- sfrau Stella Ssttlss, BON To.
1862 gonader Qpenus mslbets Der
poli3si bdb Ginbretsr in ibre Wobs
nuna branssn unb auber einem golos'
ntn armbanb, $40 in 9olo unb Gill
bsrmiin3sn uls 9suis mitnabmen.
- GliSabetb WsIib, Die Satin bon
Spbn Wslib, itarb Oorgsftern Worsen
ir ibrsr Wobnune. glo. $50 Sapton
Gtrdbs, plosli5 an ein.m S,r5lsibsn
i'm alter Don 62 Sabr.n. Sic binter'
lGbt aubsr bsm gattsn flint ainber.
- SsnrD grimmer Sbuste, 81,
BON Warins Gitp. Mih., unb GIobps
Gal Reed, %, cine 2sbrerin DON
MibbIstolpn, srIansten g.itsrn einsn
Ssiraibsidsin.
- Sobn Gbert BON WaIhinsicn
Strab., lpoIi. am Sonniaa bel .insm
ausflus iiibIi6 BON aino.nDaIb sis
nen gaumspeis abidnsiosn nnb
i6nitt Ii6 nit isinsm 5oihsnmsf.r
in bic lints Sanb. Gin arst mubte
gu Rntbe s,3os.n ipsrosn.
~ Ssiratbsideine: gbparb Georse
MiIlsr, WibbIstopn unb gbna Carl
1bomds, %, Mibblstonn; Gbtiter
Gbadl.iprb, q. Wlibblstopn unb Gfs
fie 3upert, 1S, Wibolstoipu.
= 5eu,rp.rtsi0rp.r fi.lsn in Der
pors.iirisen Ha6t auf bas Dad Der
Wobnung, Der 5rau SObn bon Der
0orb 6. Strabs unb i.btsn bic
Stinseln in granb. Der, obue Sdas
ben ansuriftsn, a.I0idbt purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
81 ~ p o +.

Die T.mpOrt Cifice ihr eas Sin.
tinnntier &ulfsblatt" bcfinoet iidl in
Nu. 339 gOrf Strafe, sescniiber benz
GOnrtbouic, luoielbit Ncuiafeiten, Gn.
seigen II. I. m. Bic 10 llbr 45 Ninu.
ten glbenSs entgcacnacnommcn iuer.
Sen. Sclrphur Eonth 2401.
- Sn elmer Sibun9 Der Stabts
apmmifGre puroe cine petition, Elm
gogenlidt an Der Columbia Strdbe,
spiitsn Der Z. unb 8. Strabe Su enis
fsrnsn an oas @eIammt apmmittee
osripieier. - Die Obio QIlep Ioll an
Der 2inbsn glpe. bis Cots 8 unb 8 re-
parirt perben. - Re6nungsn sum
getraae bon $7278.00 purb,n CUR
3abIung ungetpisfen, ebenio $908 fir
Wdferiperts 5orbsrunsen uno $50
fir Soutbgate R0bren 0erldngeruns
gen. Die Rsppprt Rational 8ant
bsrihtets sins gilan3 BON $106, ,745
am 81. Mai. 5olg,noes finb bic
9usaabsn Der DeridieOsnen 0sparies
msnts fir Ulai: SsfisntIi6s anesle.
asnbeitn $2965.62; Ssffentlias Qrs
bsitsn $5060.85; Osffentlids Ginans
gen $9634.44; SsifsntIihss Gissns
tbum $499S.32; SsffentIi4s Cider
belt $5692.22.
- Gbsf6eins: MATTHIAS Sonss.
DON Soutbgate, ap uno 8irsiniu
9ipen, BON Bonnie gsslis, ap. -
+. 3. S6oomater, %, unb qsnss $.
puIsfort, 90, beibe BON 9slspus,
ap. = 2lbam Bob, A., unb aatbas
rino Gab, "a, beibe BON Dapton, ap,
- Sbsobor W. Bel, "a, unb 9srtrus
be u. Bates, 81. bsiO. BON 9rOp, 8.
- Garep 8sii, 81. unb Della 9o!s
troff, q, bsibe BON 8snia, 8. =
Walter Bauer, %, unb @labps
5opnsenb, q, teibe DON 3anespille,
8. - @bssler Gong, q, BON Sebsns
na, 3. unb Carrie Snboer, q, DON
2etort. @. 9u.
- WslOd atens Son unb Soispb
6aple iiberirugen an Glorsncs y.
Scene, eins Got in 9iaa place, Sigbs
lambs, 81 etc.
= 9sihGits @gent Girls Cline,
br 2lmuIgamuteb 2lTpciation Of
Gtr.etRailpap employees eri6ein oes
Itern Yormittag DOR ben Stabttoms
miildrsn unb unterbreitete cine Srbis
nanS, bemgsmGb bic StrabsnbabHs
Geisllidaft rpap=aspousenter" SdiIs
Der an ben Wosspns anbrinssn ioll
unb Iollen bic Sbiirsn on Der bintsrsu
plattform obgsitdfft lperoen, uno
eab er feline 9riinbe i'm Namen Der
Strabenbabnanseiteaten an. gs
purOe i6m srtldrt, bab bas eisentli9
tsins 4ngelesenbeit lei, bic bic &oms
miiIdre anssbe. gs fDuroe ibm je.
bod beriprohsu, Dab er in elmer Spes
.5ialfibung am Wlittpo6 Born, mel.
der Der gsamte Der Strabenbabugs,
IeIli6aft unO Der Stabt Splicitor
beiipobnsn ioll. bic anssIesenbeit bes
Iprohen iperben ipirb.
- Mapor Or. 5elmboIo funsirte
I'm Neppprt Stabtgsridte als Ri9s
ter. 5arrb 9rapbribge unb Sobn
Smitb. Die an Der s. unb Siabtlla
Strabe nit sinanoer tn Strsii GEE
ratben paren, erbieIten je $40 uHo
Die &oiten.-Wurp Me2ausblin, bic
tpegen 9runfenbeit oes Sefteren Dor
bem Ri6ter itanb, mubte $40 uHb bic
aoiten terappen. - Scott 5ofpler II.
s5obH Mulbep erbielten fpegen llebers
g.nuB gsiitia.r GsisaHse 10 $40 Inb
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bic Soften. - ,Sobn Stegeman erbislt
fpeaen Mubeitorung an Der 6. iinb
Wonmonib StrdBe $40 3ubittirt
Gerbert WcDdniells, % Sabre
alt, gip. 233 Gbeiiimt Strabe ipobn=
baft. Der erit nm Snmftas pon ben
@robgeI6iporynen fpesen yernddldI
iisuna ieiner 5dnilie entIaien lpurbe,
lpurbe in Der Sonntas Naht ipeeen
Wibbanblung ieiner Gattin berbdftst.
SIN Stabtseritts fpurbe sr unter
1000 giirsi6uft ben SrObseidpores
men iiberipiein.
- 6reberid pore tpurbe auf elmer
IT. Sbomas Gar um $12 uno iperibs
pOIle papirs beitoblen.
= Wapor SsImbolb itattete benz
Stabt part einen geiu6 ab unb
fdno. bab fat bic Sdlfts Der gdume
infoIse BON Ginidnitten, gbbreden
bon .3peiseu etc. ruinirt iino.
WiIIidm 2Ilt BON Cincinnati be-
rihtete Der Rspport poli5ei. odB ibm
cine 9iamnnt 9uiennabeI i'm Wers
tbe bon $125 uui elmer Belt 2inie
Gar abbanben lam.
- Seute I6enb finbet in Der
Bobnuns Der 5rau Walb, Ro. 817
Wonmontb Strabe, eine GrtraIibung
Der Odmenmanager Der prot. Camp
bell Gountp sinosrbeimatb itaii, nm
bic ShluBarrangsments fir bog
am tommenbsn SOnntag abaubaltsnoe
Waiisnfeit Su ireffen.
Coroner .9isbp bat gsitsrn
bic unteriu6ung bes Gifenbabnuns
fdllss auf Der s. u. .. giienbabn,
nabe Oubton iortseiebt. um ausfinois
gu MAIDEN, burb pefeH Sdulo Der
llnfall psruriahi lpuroe. er ipirb
beute bic gln9sitelltsu beibet 3iige ins
g.rb0r nsbmsn, Die aeide bon 5obn
+. guripeIl. beg 2ptomotiDfiibrers.
Der beim llnialI setObtet ipurbe,
lpirb bebufs geituttuHs na4 pprtss
mouth, g., eeianbt tperoen.
- Sine luitigs 9efellidaft, bette
benb aus Mitalisbern bes Staotpsrs
banbes unb res Damenspeises, fans
ben iit iiir5IitI in BEN saiiIiten
Sauie her Jrau Charlotte 2untii1.
go. 1892 Columbia Strabe, elm, um
ben geburtata8 berislben gu feiern
uno ibrer Mitiapefter bic ber5Iihftsn
9liidpiini6e gu iiRrbrinsen. Sas
9.burtstaesiinO lhb eiren fdmoisn
2unt, ieben uHb in feudtfrObli6er
0eiie fpurbe aui oas fernsre Wobl
bsrieIben gar mandes 9ldsden ges
lsert. anipsi,no paren: Serr unb
iFrau Sdn.lIb,ter. 5err unb Jrau
Sp5n 9miinbsr, 6err unb Srou Weib.
Serr unb 5rau 0istbslm, 5err uno
frau g.bremann, Serr unb 5rdu
WaaIer. S.rr unb 5rau S6alI.r.
5err unb Srau Ssiler, Ssrr unb
;Fruu @m. Stabl, Serr unb Jrau
Sorni6leeel. Frau !oinoerer. Jrau
5.iitner, 5rdu Rsuib 5rl. emma
aruIs, Irl. Darp arieg. 5rI. N.itis
S6neIlbedty. Grl. 8iold StahI, Jrl.
quguits e.ller, SRI. 2ouiie B.ib,
Nrl. glnna &brmann unO bic Serren
Qeter CABIN, GmiI Doll, Nm.
Gdnellbsdtr, gbas. 9miinber, gson
g.brsmanu, PAUL 2antiid unb anoes
re mshr.
- Der bsuti& ameritaniide Das
men5rpsia Dsriammelt iid am nd9s
fen WlittnO9 Rahmittass um punt
3lpei llbr i'm beutiden Sauie, 9. unb
Soratoaa Strabs, I'm pi4tise @e'
ihdfts gu psrbdnbtln.
- 9us neue aentudp Gbeideins
9eieb frat seiiern in araft unb mar
gountbtl.rt Gbriit. NiIius sesiuun'
gen, sigsn, Jormulure aus5ufillsn.
Das @eisb perIanst Namen oes grdii'
tioams unb Der graut. Datum unb
sao Der gbei6Ii.bung, OBJ lebis,
Wittpsr, Wittipe ooer 9ei6ieesn.
9llter. Geburtsort, Same Der beiber.
ieitio.n GIt.rn unb bic Yei6Gftignng
beg Ulannes. Der ben Gbefdsin er'
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an,s Spipital aebradlt.

Iadl benz itabtiidlen SoipitaI ipnr.
&c aeitern slbeno in 5ienlid beoenf.
Iiten 3uitanbe Der 5S Sabre altc
asicrocfncdlt ,sobn @oebel. bon Wo.
2i4S ainoea slocnns, gebraht. Boc.
bel mar nm SamItaa alii einer Jarir.
auf rpclfer er arbeitete, pon eifcm
Vieroe in ben llnterIeib aetreten nno
idJlper perlest moroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-16
Jeuer.

= Das Winterauuriier bes RObin'
Ion'ifen Cirrus in 5erracs part 1T
Elm Raub Der Hlammen aetporosn.
9liidliferipeii. bsfinoen iih bic 2hiere
seesnpGrtia bereits duf os. Sour. ios
bab nur bic Issrsn Stallunaen unb
aGfiae perbrdnnten. Der Shabsn be-
lduft iih isbo6 uuf stfpu 10000. ba
aud cine arObe Msnac Rstlamelitteras
tur ben islummsn aum Opfer fisl. 6err
Robinion III Der aufidt. eab bas
}euer bura grunbftiftuna peruria6t
nurbe.
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flagc ScS tbatliGen 9lnsriiis segen
,Sfeet" Grodmcper. Sbren slnscbcu
nah Iuo Grodmeper iic am Sonrttng
sltcnc 5u einer Spa5ieriabrt IN lei.
nem guggp Elm uno ais iie iid auf
Dem 9ltte StraBe gioouft befanoen,
ioa Grodmeper periuft bnben Tic 5il
miirgen, iporauf Tie aus Dem git15p
iprong unb 0auonliei
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6 o b in tpn.

Sie Gouinstun Office iiir bus
yGineinnatier GuIfsblatt" beIsnoef
iil5 uum Iuntas, Den /. Snni, on IN
benz @ebGuSe Der Heoples Sautnss
@anf e. Sruit So, Z @cit 6. StraRe.
Slnscigeu, MittbeilnnscH nnS Se'tei'
lamgcn iraeublurldDer slrt iuerben bis
10 llbr slbenbs baielbit entsegen8c.
npnncn. Sclepbun South 3254.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-19
DEVELOPMENT of Break

Ell Paso, June 1S.-The split between
Carranza and Villa has been made
complete, it was learned tonight on
the highest authority. Villa will pro-
coed with his army south toward Mex
leo City, disregarding Gen. Natera,
whose appointment by Carranza as
head of the new central zone evident
ly caused the open break between the
northern zone commander and the Con-
stitutionalist communicative chief.
This made clear for the first time
the relations between Carranza and
Villa. 1t was said officially that Villas
forceful taking over of the Carranza
offices at Juarez was but step In a
general plan to Dust all opposing ele-
ments in the territory which Villa
dominates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-19

down Maine avenue past the dilapl-
dated houses and were jolted by the
rough stone paving, probably very ike
what it was half a century ago. There
was nothing in the ride to make them
wish to take it again but none the
less few days ago they had an
other look that way and found Maine
avenue transformed The District
commissioners had refused to have the
name taken away but without any
flourish of trumpets have been using
generously from the appropriations
for paving in having Maine avenue
resurfaced They have also had 1t
cleaned up. Maine avenue still as
short a street as ever, is, however,
very pascal BILE and there are now 9TH
er things to be said in its favor.
One of these is its splendid old trees.
Washington is a city of many mag
nificent varieties but Maine avenue is
said to have the most beautiful trees
in Washington. They are fine old
elms that arch perfectly overhead.
In summer the avenue appears like a
tunnel under overhanging boughs.
The paving used to be so wretched
no enc thought much about looking
up Now people are beginning to go
there to admire the tree scenery. More
yet, the Botanical Gardens are to be
abolished and made part of the Capt.
toll grounds and Maine avenue leads di-
rectly into the gardens.
Senator Burleigh lost no time in ap-
prising Mr.. Guernsey what had hap
pened. The Fourth Maine district
Congressman has consequently become
very proud of the Maine avenue, which
he formerly despised and which he
is largely responsible for bringing in
to responsibility. On the heels of this
information to him, there came to
his office the past week a we'll known
lady from the West. She had a num-
Der of old newspaper clippings that
told of Guernsey's activities to have
Maine avenue taken off the map of
Washington She protested against
this, for the sake of the beautiful
trees that line it.
Mr. Guernsey's persistence and in
dustry in this instance is only char
acteristic. He is whanging away at
something all the time and has be-
come in the House one of the most
useful members Maine ever had there.
He keeps eternally at whatever he is
undertaking and does not get dis
couraged. He sees a thing through to
the end, whatever opposition it may
= Continued on Page 3-CoIumn ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-19
PREMIER ASQUITH
BOWS TO DEMANDS
OF SUFFRAGETTES
Will Receive Deputation as Result of Miss
Pankhurst' S, Threat and Efforts
OF Members

London, June 1S.-Premier Asquith
has capitulated to the Suffragettes.
He has consented to receive a depu-
tation of East End working women in
Downing street Saturday morning.
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst's attempt
to carry out her threat of a hunger
strike at the entrance to the House
of Commons until the Premier yield
ed to the demand that he listen to a
delegation of women was largely re-
sponsible for the prime ministers
decision. The efforts CT James Kir-
Hardie, the Socialist members of Par
lament, and George Lansbury, an ex-
member, with the Premier helped the
militant suffragette leader to bring
him to his knees.
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NeWL London Crowded
BY Visitors for the
Contests Today
On Thames
Weather Man Apparently Ready
With Prettiest

New London, Conn, June 1S.-Oars-
men and their supporters assembled
for the annual regatta between the
crews of Yale and Harvard wait on
the weather man tonight. With his
consent the 4Sth rowing carnival be-
tween these universities will be held
on the Thames tomorrow. Apparently
appreciating his responsibilities, the
dispenser Of sunshine and rain has
agreed to smile upon the battles of
the As oarsmen on the morrow and
thus the last doubt has been removed
from the minds Of the thousands of
spectators who are quartered here on
the eve of the races.
Tonight New London is thronged
with the advance guard of the thou
sands who will line the banks Of the
Thames. The oldest inhabitant pre-
diets a record for Friday. BY train,
automobile and water there swept
down upon New London an army Of
gaily colored cohorts from the rival
universities, which taxed the accom-
modations of the town. At dark to-
night there were more yachts on the
river than on any night before in re-
centAyears.
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Scandinavian Victim
OF Substitution
By a Clever
Criminal
Fugitive's Ruse Is Discovered
And Shanghaied Man Free

San Francisco, June 1S.-Shanghaied
on the water front of Nagaski and
carried in irons across the Pacific on
the United States army transport
Sheridan and thrust into San Quentin
penitentiary to serve three years I'M
der a name he could not pronounce.
for a crime he never heard Of Albert
Joransen, a Scandinavian sailor, was
given his liberty today by the United
States district court.
June q he must appear again for
the return of a writ of habeas corpus
application for which was filed today
in his behalf. There is no doubt IN
the minds of the United States author
tiles that his imprisonment was the
result of a substitution. The prisoner 5
story was that he was drinking one
night last month in a waterfront sal
Don at Nagaski. Three strangers Of
fered to treat him. In the morning he
found himself at sea a prisoner on
the army transport Sheridan. He was
delivered at San Quentin as John
Rogers, alias Peter Grim, there to
serve three years for forgery His
cellmate CHANGED to be a fellow coun-
tryman and through the latter he got
a hearing Action began to follow to-
day after the Sheridan arrived To-
day Johansen was given the album of
portraits and asked if he could find
anybody in it whom he remembered.
AS soon as he came on Rogers port
raft he said: That's one of the men
l drank with in Nagaski.
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Bomb Exploded by a
Postal Train and
Several Are
Injured
Emperor and Family Pass the
Spot Few Minutes Later

Berlin, June 18.-A special dispatch
from st. Petersburg says an attempt
was made to wreck the Russian impe-
rial train with the Emperor and his
family on board near Tschudoro to-
day, when a bomb was placed on the
rail.
postal train, which was proceeding
the imperial train as pilot, struck
the bomb and caused it to explode.
Many of the coaches of the mail train
We're shattered and several persons
were injured.
The Emperor and his family, on the
imperial train passed the spot few
minutes later and arrived at Tsars-
koe- Selo without further incident. They
were on the way from Kishinev on the
return journey from their recent visit
to King Charles of Rumania at Kus-
ten6je.
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Ell Paso, June 18.-General Carranza
tonight advised Larazo De Lar Cara,
Villas agent here, that the difficulty
between himself and Villa had been
adjusted by Carranza giving his per-
mission for Villa to proceed south to
Mexico City, regardless of the ap-
pointment of Gen. Natera as head of
the new central zone.
carranza said the forces of Gen
obregon in the West and Gen. Con-
zales In the East would work indie
pendently of Gen. Villas troops. The
Constitutionaiist commander concluded
nv saving that the misunderstanding
between himself and Villa and any
future MISUNDERSTANDING between any
of the leaders would be left for al
iustment when the three armies meet