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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

2illian GouerbilI inter Der geidmlSi.
suHs Der beabFdltisten Sob.
tuns Der 0rano Sarp
iiberipieien.

Die Sdisbsrsi, bic ii6 am Mitts
mod Qadmittag i'm Waibinston part
apfden 5rau Gillian goperbilI unb
ibrem Mlann Wiaidm abipislis, bate
ssitern ihr RahIpiel i'm Ttunisipal.
geriht.
Obne 3brGnen in ben Mussn, bod
bi. alusen fisberboft auf ibrsn Wann
geridtet. betrat bie 90 Sabre alte ails
Iian goperbiu bds Gjeridtssimmer,
nm ii6 unter Der geIAulbisuns Der
beabii&tisien sSetuns ibrss Wlannss
WiaiGm 5u peraniportsn, pdbrenb
bieisr fid iptssn ansebli9 unorbsnt.
li&en 8etragens peronttportsn iolIts.
Jrau Gopsrbia bstannte fi9 auf bic
Gragt bss poliseianpaltss ihulbis,
unb fab babel triumpbiersnb alf i6ren
Mann. Das paar le6t felt siniger
3eit setrennt. unb batts bic iSrau pers
f6iebene 8trfu4e sema1t ben Wsann
aur Riidte9r in bas ssmeini6aftli&e
5eim 3u betpegsH, iebo9 Derseblit.
4us bieiem Grunb bate lie am Witt.
nod psriuht ibrM Wann niebsrsus
ihi.btn. isboh fiiste bic tlsine Augsl
benz Wann teine @erlsBuns su.
Ri9ter sSride bate na9 benz
Shulbbsienntnib Der s5rau ipeiter
nihts gu fasen. lnb iiberipiss bieislbe
ben @robseidiporsnen unter $1,000
8iirsIaait. Di. giirsi4ait tonnie
nidt geiislt iperbsn. ipsbbalb bic
sJrau nad benz Gountp gefGnsnib s,s
brnbt ipurbe. drau goperbia fiigie
ibren 4usaben nod bin5u, bab ibrs
gbe cine unsliidli1e mar unb re BIZ,
Minfcbe ;bres Mannes ni9t erfiillen
tonnts gcSsrbil. ipelGer freissipros
den ipurbs, p.rlieb ben Gsri9isfaal
obne Tein. Jrau zines gIides su mir.
biasn.
llnier Der geiduIbisuns bes uns
orbenilibsn 8etrdgens, ipurbe geitern
Der WaieriaIipaarenbdntIer 2atprsnce
Gerns. bon Ro. 266 Barn 9lpsnus.
Bellepus, ap.. su elmer gtlofrai BON
$40 nebit aoitsn p.rbonnert. Die
@erbaftuus srfolsts auf @eranfafIuns
bon Raub 9rod. BON go. 212 Wsii
3. Strabe. Peipport. Dos Mdbden
fefanb iid geitsrn gibsnb auf bem
Wsse su ibrer 4rbsitsIt.lle, als aerns
on Der 9. u. q. Bride ben 0sriuh
serndhi baben ioa, bic aufmeriiamieit
bsa Mdb6ens nuf iit su ltBten. am
gnbe Der Bride angelanst, iSa uls.
bann Rerns feiHen 9rm I'm bic 5aiqe
bss Mdbdens sslsat baben. Sierauf
peranlaBie Wtaub bic 8erbaftung oes
Wonnes burd Elm poIisiftsn. Dor
Rifter 5ride bttbsuerte Gsrus, uns
idulbis 5u fein, unb tebnupist. bah
r ielbit SHipeittrn babe unb babsr
jsb,s Wabhsn rsipeitisre. Rad Der
aniid5t bss Wifters mar Der 9eihul.
biat. iibsrfiibrt unb bieierbalb 81 Der
eripdhntsn Gtrafe perurthsiIt nor,
ben.
Grpbts Gsl1htsr rtsf geifern In ben
heiligen SaItn bee Muni5ipalserihts
bic Wsrbdnbluns sssen Die 3igsun,rin
Msarb Gtanlsp. 10 Sabre alt bsrpor,
bic nit ibrsm Gtamm nabs Carthage
ldaert. Das Mdbdxn lpurby pon sis
mem poIisiiten perhdftst, aIs iis nuf
bic Wabrioasrsi aussins. Dor 9iiGtsr
;yride trtlGris bas inttrsHdnie MGb.
den. oaB iie iptber leien nod fdreibsu
iSnne. aber bic Gabs bsidbs aus bsr
6anbfldte Die Wsrganssnhsii, 3us
tlinft unb gsssniport sinss isben
Wenih.n su enibiilIsn.
Ristss Bride sln0 aaf ben S3G,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

DorireffIi9 eisnsn. sic iperben gum
prsiie bon 5 Gents bas Stiid Dsrtauft.
Die aarten iinb in Sepiaorud. 9luf
benielben erI9eint Columbia nit aus>
gsbreitstem Stsrnsnbannsr unb idiB;
enben 4rmsn in Der Wlitte, ipGbrens
auf elmer Settle elm Deripunbeter beuts
ihsr Seeiolbat nit Ieiner Gamilie uno
auf Der anbsrsn, nit oem Gebirge i'm
5intersrunb, 5ipei Sitsrrsidiifrunsas
ride Witttpen nit ibrsn SduslinseY
unb sinem @rsis, Der piellsidt einsn
Iiebm Sobn betrauert, nit bdntsrfiills
ter alussn su Der Silfe fpsuonosn
Columbia aufbfidsn.
@ubetoem trGsi Der Gntipurf
bic Snidrift: ,grinnerunssblatt Der
Deutid Ositerrei9ii9 llnsariihsn
5ilfsseieal6aft BON Cincinnati. Obio.
9ilfrtihe 9anb, aus iremoem Qanb."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04
WebMrtem.
& n q n.

5rant unb SSeiie 9odeu, 2226
Gtratforb Str.
W1at6ias uno u2atbilbe Siper,
1643 Baltimore glbe
SSoiepb unb alma 4rmbruiter,
1916 puIte Str.
CHARLES uno U2innie gihler, 2578
2inben 4De.
4usuit unb gIiiabetb 8oife, Ala
Sloriba 4ps.
See uno aucslIa 6uDiOn, 1925 Bal
.imore pite.
goparb unb 9anes GuroO, 1015
ct. Greaorp Str.
peter unb Murn S'gounor, 2547
2547 Woooburn 9lbe.
gbparo unb emma Trant, 3131
Geapina Hoab.
Gilbert uno qlanes SdnsiOer, IA
Sft 13. Str.
WilIiam unb Qoraine Mueller, ct.
SoIspbs Ginper 6eim.
William unb 5lorenre 9enaing
1887 Gbaie Str.
gDnrab urb 9ena Carlton, 2537
Bart glpe.
syp6n unb 2iaaie 6alep. 1922 Glm
4pe.. Rorpoob.
Mli6ael uno gbbie Sebler IT., 639
Sstdms 4pe.
Gilbert unp Bertha Mspsr, 1853
GnrtI Ctr.
MGbden.
So6n unb @enend Sbeiring, 139
on WcMiden 4pe
Subu unb GLEN S'5aru, 638
llnion Str.
Weartin unb CLARA 9aus6srta
1892 W. 9ibertu Str.
Millium uub Winnis Steiumes,
2O19 Golerain 9tne.
Nitliam unb Wlurp Speder, 900
Weit Court Ctr.
Senrp unb Quua Serltng, 120 M.
2ibertb Str.
sSoiepb unb Rpie S9aeffer, Mates
.pau %. go.
@liffpro uuo SeIeu Gorep, 1884
Stettinius glpe.
qeter unb gOitb Sipp, 2293 GuIe-
roin 4ps.
Benjamin une Sofepbins @upboff
513 Burns Str.
6enrn uno Mara Reiiing, 8 Weit
9. Ctr.
9Iusuit uuo Uluris Slider, 912
Charlotte Str.
8rep. uuo Murn glebeI, 433 GIart
StraBe.
Daniel uRo Metu Mpul. 301
Searne ctr.
Wt. +. unb Dsan Gaitmau, 1929
Seed 6ill 2lpe.. Rortbiibe.
@illiant uno Suiie Spencer, 3o6
Stone Str.
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0aiebaa.

geftern mar Der Gag, an ipeldem
Srant 8ancrofts &lubs (ois betoen
srobsn aisas reprdieniirsno) ihre brsis
tdeiae Seris non Spislen in Sonolulu
b.ginnen IolItsn. Da ibrs 9lntunit
duf ben Sanbpi9 SnfeIn, Die am
0isnitas ouf benz Prosramm itano,
bon bort nod ni9t beridtst porben 1T.
permutbet man, bab bic 9sielli6aft
fid nod aui Der Jabrt i'm Sample nit
Stiirrnen befinbet, bic gu oieisr Sab
resasit auf bsm Stillsn S3ean ni6t
i'lten iinb.
Bie perlautet, Bat 6Guptlins 6ers
3pa einen neuen Retruten fir ieine /.
Bale an Der 4ngsl, Der alien anforoe@
rungn sntipritt, ala gaIli9lGger i'm
5r.fFen sin'n pro5eHtiab pon 335
puutten reprGientirt uno ben Reos bic
srpiinfdte 9eritdrtuns bringsn miro.
gplpdro PldH, lelt Su4teH pfe~
mi.rsS6leuberer Der Ybilabelpbiasr
,9ltbletics~ (glm. 2isa) uno 9etpinuer
faIt ebenIo pieler Bennants. Der IN benz
biesid6risen Observation-Disclosures
(sl.ib isinen aollegsn genner unb
8uid) periagte, fpobur9 Dem alub
bas @sli.psnnant Oerloren sing, uno
Der BON Der 8eripaltuns Der .4tblss
tics" gum qustnuf4 ober 9ertauf auf
ben Wartt se6ra6t tporben mar, bat
beih pfans, ihnpces SeIO our6 feline
9srtpertbuHe gu ersdttsrn, tnrSer Sano
elm Gnbe senlabt. inosm er gu bem
ct. 2puiier &lub Der in 4dt itebsHbsn
.;yeberals2isdA iibergstrstsn III. Die
grobs popularitGt bss 6erii9mtsn
G6leuSerers ipirb un5peifelbaft ans
3iebunsstraft auf Die Sans ausiiben
unb geiuf bsrunSiebsH, benz ieinenl
Glub bisber eefeblt bat,
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GINS Osm aunitmnicam.

Sun ainitmiiicum f5nnen 5ilr 3eit
sipei Gonoerausitellunaen beiittist
tperben. Der mebrfad preisgetronte
@ialer Gperett 8. Gsarner bot Al
SeIgeHdIbe ausseitellt nnb Serr
ssorbert Seerm1nn lit NIT elmer @eibe
pon 2anSifnften pertreten. g5ir
moften Die glafmerfiamfeit Der
aiiniifreunoe u,,i oieie sIusiteIunasn
lsntsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-04

Sabriten in Der anssbli6en 4bii6.
8egsnitdnbt gu taufen. pl0sli9 be-
mertte er, baB er fein GelD Bel ii9
bate uno pumpte Qrbeiter uno @nge.
itelte Der perf6i:benen Sirmen um
tleinere 9erGge an. Der Wann 6efinz
bet ii9 unter Der gei4ulbigung Der
9oripieseluns fali4er Sbatia6en in
Daft.
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perbaftet ipurbe, neil ct feiner S4ipd'
gertn @lisabetb Miller bon MilforS,
bei Der iid feline brei ainoer befin.
ben, einsn Drobbrisf gef4rieben, unb
aud anbere Werpanbte bebrobt bate,
murbs seftern fir irrfinnig bsfunben
unb mad aonspien ssf9idt. Der
Wunn 1T felt sSabren bsm 9runts er.
gtbn unb bat ipesen M4tDeriorsun5
ieiner Jamilie I9on eins arbeitsbaus;
itrafe berbiBt. Sn bem 8riefe fiibrt.
er bstanntlid an, bob @eo. Rodpea,
Der ftine Satin unb ii9 erf6OfsH
unb feline Stisftodter peripunbst bat
te, i'm Re9t gepsien fei, unb .r
(Jiiber) beFen gsiipisl na4abmen
nerbe.
Ha6lab g den.
Caroline 6. 5arba6 1T 5eftaments.
Dollftrsderin DON goiparb s. Sarba9;
psrIonulisn $4,000.
Robert 5. WcGee 1T TadlaBpers
mailer bon CLARA 3. McBee; perIO.
nolien 5000, GruRbeigeHtbum $1,000.
Gbas. q. Miller lit Ru9labOeripoi'
ter bon gharlss gsetleD; PeriOnalisn
$4,000.
ROIs ysaser 1T 9a9labDerpalterin
BON Grunt gslser; perionalieH
$2500, 9runbeissntbum $500.
Walter u. 5obb 1T Ssitaments,
pollitreder BON Soiepb 4lbermann;
perIonalisu $2500.
2lsnes Wrigbt ift ssitameutspolls
itredsrin DON Gas. 5. Wrigbt; per.
Ionalim $3.50, grunpsisentbum $4,.
$50.
9obert 3. Goldman 1T gla9laB.
pnpalter Don gpa Seloman; perios
nalisn $4,000.
2ouis 6. Gtraub 1T 5eitaments.
DolIitreder BON Qmelia Straub; Per.
ionaIisn $4,000.
Der psriOnlide RadlaB bss Geor.
se Bitter betrdst $21O5, berienige
bes Walt.r W. 9auspobl S3648.50.
@eri6iebsnes.
Sn Der &lage Der Stabt gsssn Qls
frebe 6. Rartin purbeR Der 2ebtersn
seiisrn bur4 cine Surp $1700 fir
@runo.isentbum aug.iproden, bas
fir ben 0ud Greet Seper appropir.
iporo,n III. Dor benz pro3sTs bate
iid bic Siabt erboten, Der &lGserin
$4,000 gu bs5ablen. ipelfe Sfierte Die.
ielbe iebo9 ausftlus.
Quf Gruno erlittener 9erlsBuHgsn
BEL timer Gar.gntsleiiung pat 2inian
W. godran cine 4lase ii6sr $4,000
sessn bic Snterurban RailpaD uno
terminal So. eingereitt.
Warsarst Sbaffer bat sssen gll6srt
I. Watbias, ben ang.bIi6sn Batter
ibr.s Finbes, sins Glase iibsr $500
anseitrenst.
Die Geo. Wi.bemann gretping 60.
tlas.e cine Ns9isliOrDerung iiber
$869.82 seasn Gmtl S6Hitt II. q.
friibre 9irtttorsH ber SpotIsb Sopn
COMPANY Elm.
@sorsianre Soffman bat aui
9ruRb ssIsifietsr Gi.nite cine aIage
iiber S1446.94 sessn Gracs SIuisr
Gibion einssrtidt,
Qluf Grunb srlittsnsr 8srlebungen
IN BEN Gtablihement Der american
agricultural Ghmieal go. bat Spbn
R. Rebbiia bic 9eielidaft auf Cab
lung prn $4,000 o.rtlast.
Walitr Svgers, beHen automObii
ssl.ssnili6 elmer aolliiipn nit benz,
isnign b.s Sobn Sofge beitGbi5t
lpurO.. bat SOfg, osbbal6 auf Cab.
lung Don $3.50 Oerilast.
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Spier INN Srusen.

Coroner Or. aoertrneber. Der Don
Rem Spbs, hes i'm ftdStiiden &rar-
tsnbaus peritprbeHen 80 Sabre aIteu
Charles 8rtuff, Don so. 1916 eIeoa
fani Strabe. bsnahrtdtigt fpltroe,
itellte feft, saB Der Wsunn elmer Gun.
eenentSiinbuns, glierenlsiben uno benz
@euuB bon Drcgusn erlsssn III.
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Slra60l6a(a' aAGelsgen6sllsn
Dss gtaStrstts asmmittss beI6ai'
sist i'd nit iss&ea IN siasr
SffeniiiaeH Sitans.

Dos aus ben 6srrn Bdtbgute,
w,ulIen. llrido uno Glart bsitebsnbe
itabtrdiblidk Strabentabnsa saommitiss
beiddftiste iid eeiiern tn elmer Dffsnts
Iid,sn Eabuns NIT peri6iebenen Be
Idbiperben, bic nit BsSus auf ben
GtroBenbabnbisnii auf peridiebsnsn
Qinisn erbobsn iporben fnb. gire
DieIer 8sfdtperben mar sessn oie unS
seniisenbe Qlnsubl Wasgons seriatst,
bic auf Der 4ponbale unb Winton
ploee Qinie pertsbrsn. Staotratb
6arrp Griebmann bon Der 13. Wdro
bemsrite, In ssipiHen Stunosn 1sl
lbsrbaupt nidt barau 3u btnfen, atf
sins Gar Su sslangen, seidipsigs beiI'
einen plat uno ipdre es duh nur esn
GtebpIab 5u bsfommen. 5srr Alfreo
W. Cohen, prdFbent Der Mponoals
gerkTsruness sGdsufdaft. bsfdtisie
bic aneaben bts Serrn Dritbmdnll
unb fiiste bimsu. bab bic @erhdltniiis
auf Der grobtotpn ainie nod iHins
mer ipGren. Die aablrti4en lungen
aeute, ipslde bic 6ugbes 5ohi4uls
ober Die linipsriiidt befu4ten. fpurbeIl
In FOLDER 3abl in ben erobtoipn Cars
5uIammenssbrdnst, bab es tbattaHls1
Isbensssfdbrlih lsi.
Wi5sprGfbent Draper pon Der 1rats
tion 60. iudte bic ausaben Der Ges
nannten 70 piel als m0sli4 absuf4tpds
den unb idob bic S4ulb fiir Die be-
itebenben @srbdltniHe auf sinstl
grunbbeiiber on Der RodbaIs apenue,
Der cine Werldnssruns Der Gelsiis fur
Rangier.3pedt 81 perhinbtrn ses
ipubf bdtie, obsleid es Fh nur
Inn eine Dsrl6nssruns bon % BIB 80
syuB banols. Gs it.lIte ii4 heraus,
Sab bisisr Der 0ffenili4en Wohlfdbrt
i'm Wese iisbsnbe Grunbbeiistr bds
Gmerp Giiats lei uno 5srr Wullen
idlus ben 9erren Griebmann uro
Cohen Dor, fie {olIten ben Radlab bers
anIaF.n, ben su Der StrabsnbubnDer>
ldneeruns ben0tbisten Grunb unb
Boben 5u perfdufen.
5err 6. Geott Ring Ipra4
fir bic gefpobnsr BON Winton
plaes unp idlus pOr, oab bic
Winton plaee Ginie iiber bic gars
ibase pile fabre unb niht 5ur4
2fppnbdls. 6err Draper bemertte hiers
gu, bdb bic ginri4tuns einer 5tpeitsn
Grobtofpn ainis nSrbii9 Don Der iesis
gen BON bsr Graetipn 60. aur 3eit srs
ipogen tperoe.
Stabtratbsmann gonnor Don Gums
minsptus mar NIT etner aablreihtu
8iirsersD Delegation eri9isnsn uub trat
fir cine Werldnssrun9 Der Sehfe
Strabe 9inis Biz na1 gumminspine
Elm. Das Stabtraths -aommittee ents
idieb fid fir cine Werldnserung Der
Sshfs Strabe ainis bur4 gumminss
bile uno Der gilbert Mpenue 2inie
iiber bic Gairfar ansnue, ioipie fiir
elbf.Iuns Der seriistsn llebeIitdn6s
auf ben glponpdle uHb ben Winion
pIoee 2inien. alu9 ma4te Stabiratb
Gliff Wartin betannt. bab er ndditsn
Dienitds cine OrSinans einbeiat.n
iperbs ,ipona6 oie Rortpoob Garlinie
lpis0er iiber bic urfpriingli4e Routs,
iiber bic 0ilbert 9lps.. ben 0iabutt unb
8roob,uap. pertebren folle.
getreffs bes @orI4lass, bic apons
bale 2inien sbenfalIs pieosr iiber Die
uripriinsli4en Ronten pertsbren gu
ldiien, CAB f4 Elm 3niepalt Der @n.
iidten sipiiden ben Gef4dftsltutsn
BON Der Wain Sarabe uno benen boil
Der Wisrtsn Strabs iunb. 1eioe pars
tsIsH iDdrsn " srbsblintr 3abl erfdies
ntn unb ipdhrenb DE Wisrte Strab.
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er in bieier gnselssnbeit unternehmen
nirb. Rifter Stride battle es geitern
i'm Wun3ipulgsrit6t unterIafen. etne
grrbe Qn3a6l perIonen, bic beg 6ere
unlunserns beiduloigt pdren, bem
2trbsitsbuuie au iiberpeiien, bd lth
isbt i6on $50 mdnnIicbe Sniaiien in
benz Snititut befinben.
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gerbra6t.

S&tpsrs griibpunben irus aeilsrn
bic 8 Jabre aIte katherine poftin bon
Np. SIT Wsf 4. Gtrabs Ddpon, unb
befinbst iid In bebentlihtm 3uifaub
i'm itdbtiIfrn arantenbaas. Die
3leine fpitlk In Der Rii&e Der eIitr.
li4n Mobnung unb fam BEN Oftn
80 ndbe. Jm isIbtn AugtnbIid soB
cine dIstrt Smmtitsr bss &inbes sintn
3cpf init beibem Muiftr ilbsr. unb
sreob ii4 bsr SnbaIt iites ben RSr.
~ ~ &IsinnI
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Der falidle auntraftur.

Ourd bic Detetiips Sill uno Wanb
purbe ssit.rn Der 50 Sabre oIte Sas
u. DoiIb. aus Retuort, o.. in Saft
senommen. Der Wldnn CAB ii9 an.
s.bli9 aIs RDntrattor aus. unb Be.
iu9ts 9ausdirmsn, iotpie Rai9inens
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gsrmikt.

Die poli3si tuurbe seittrn benaf.
rfhtist. bdB Der 80 Jabre alie Gbars
leg @tber felt bem %. geobembsr aus
ieiner Wobntns. Ro. 1341 Gpeamors
Strabs. perf1uunbsn III.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
DUKE MUNYON SETTLES $50
WEEKLY ON WIFE HE LEFT
Son of Medicine Manufacturer
Brought Back From New York.

Son of Medicine Manufacturer
Brought Back From New York.
Duke Munyon, son OF James ]. Mum
yon, patent medicine manufacturer, set
tied a weekly allowance of $50 on his wife,
Alice Gilman Munyon, and their child in
the non-sIpport proceeding for which
he was brought back here from New
York Trial was before Judge Brown,
in the Domestic Relations Court
After a married life of more than
twelve years, Munyon left his wife on
June %, 1912, and for several months she
was una ble to obtain the slightest inkling
Of lis whereabouts. Through a letter
from woman living on the same prem
ises Munvon was traced to an apartment
house in New York. a detective armed
with requstiou papers from Governor
Tener brought Munyon back TO this city,
For short time Munyon was kept in
Jail, awaiting entry of bail.
After his arrest negotiations were
started to adjust financial matters with
Mrs Munvon. When the case was called
to-day counsel on both sides informed
Judge Brown that the wife had agreed
to accept $50 a week from her husband for
the support Of herself and child, This
Arrangement was sanctioned By the court.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
READING OFFICIALS
PLANNING TO RID
TUNNEL OF GASES
Working Now on Project to
Blow Deadly Fumes Out
to Prevent Repetition of
Phoenixville Accident.

officials of the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railway. when asked today what
action would be taken by the manage
ment to prevent a recurrence of the acci-
dent In the Black Rock tunnel, near
Phoenixville, yesterday in which three
persons were killed, two being asphyxi-
ated by coal gas in the tunnel, would
make no reply. 1t was learned from
other sources, however that experts OF
the company are making an investigation
into means which can be adopted so that
accidents of this sort will be impossible
in the future.
other railroads throughout the country
which have long tunnels on their right
of-way have placed large blowers In them
which keep them clear of all gas, or at
least keep 1t down to q minimum, so that
II a train becomes stalled in the tunnel
passengers will be in no danger of as
phyxiation.
The dead are Charles T. Shambough, OF
1916 CORTLAND street, Philadelphia con-
ductor; James r. Harley, engineer, Of
Pottsville, and an unidentified woman,
about 60 years of age believed to be Mrs.
Meyer, of Reading. Those who were
Vile Hospital, where they are recovering,
are E. Newton Moll, fireman: George Bill
man, East Hamburg. passenger: Burden
Lesher, Mohrsvile, passenger. Mrs. Ed
ward f. Lawler, of Tower City, was also
overcome. She was removed TO O hotel In
Reading, and has fully recovered.
The accident was the result of train
No. 81, the Williamsport express, strik-
Ing and killing the aged. unidentified
woman south of the Phoenixvile sta
ton. The engineer, James f. Harley,
before the train struck the woman, ap-
piled the brakes and the train stopped
In the tunnel, the rear end of the train
being at the south end. The train,
after being assisted by a switch engine,
proceeded a short distance into the
tunnel and again came to a stop. Engi-
reer Harley having been overcome,
Fireman Null went TO the engineers g
assistance and was also overcome.
Conductor Shamboligh lost his life
when he went from the rear end of the
train into the tunnel to see what as
sistance he could render. The train
vas finally pushed through the tunnel
by the switch engine after remaining
In the tunnel for about 70 minutes. dur
ing which time the passengers were en-
dangered by the gas fumes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
WARM FIGHT FOR SHERIFF
Four-Cornered Contest Among Cam
den Republicans Today.

A four-cornered tight for the Republi-
can nomination for Sheriff is arousine
the PRINCIPAL interest in the primary
election i'm Camden today. Joshua G,
Haines, former Councilman, who has
the backing Of the Republican organiza-
ton, and Fl. 8. stove, formerly prose-
cutor. are making the strongest fight,
Other candidates are Henry II. Marter
and Willard r. Gibbs
John r. Kates and Garfield Pancoast
are Assemblvmen seeking denomination.
They will probably seeupre two Of the
places on the ticket and will have Rs
their running mate either John Fl. Fort
or Charles A. Wolverton. Dean Pressey
is also seeking an Assemblyman nomina-
ton
There are ls candidates for the five
Excise Commissioners, among whom are
the present members Of the board. r,
j All and Howard Lee viii probably be
elected, with the other three uncertain
on the Democratic ticket there IL little
contest for any of the places except for
those on the County Excise Committee,
Wlth the support Of the Andrew Jack
son Club there Is a strong movement 10
oust Joseph T. Nowrey from control, by
a refusal 70 support his candidates.
on tho Bull Moose ticket there Is no
opposition Of any sort, as is the case with
the Socialists The latter are nominat-
inc for all offices except Congressman.
The vote this morning vas light. but
tuasmuch as the polls are open until
O'Clock. it Is expected 10 jump at the
close OF the working hours.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
HEAVY VOTE IN MERCER
Twelve Candidates for Sheriff, Of
Whom Ten Are Republicans.

TRENTON. sept -" vote i'm to-
DAYS primaries is hee rauso Of the
great interest I'm tie Various contests,
particularly that for Sheriff, Tn which
there are ten candidates ON the Republi-
can side ana two on the Democratic.
The early indications point IN the nomf-
nation Of Page or Fleming by the Re-
pub!icaus. Fleming IFS m" organization
candidate, but is not AS popular as Page
or as some Of the other Republican raudi-
dates Heryey :. Moore. Republican
Assemhlyman, was polling a good vote
early. but it is scarcely expected that he
can win the nomination,
On the Democratic side 0r the Sheriff
night j. q Coleman a prominent under
'aker, is getting a large vote against
Parker who has the support ~ many ~
the Democratic lesdsTs. N is believed
that Coleman viii be nominated.
Representative Allan p Walsh. who is
running for denomination and re-etauti1n
Ia Congress on the Democratic ticket. will
have an easy time defeating e.. j. Blake.
his Democratic opponent for the nomina-
tion. according to the early voting. Walsh
is running on a purely Wilson platform.
On the Republican side there are four
candldates-Hutchin and Blackman. OF
Trenton and Pope and Anderson. Of
Somerset County. Hutchinson, Who Is
former state Senator and "a former state
Road Commissioner seemed 70 Dee getting
the early vote. Blackman is giving him
a close race,
There is no primary contest for Surro-
gate and there is little interest displayed
in the Assembly contests in this county,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
ISAAC H. CL0THlER STRONGLY
IND0RSES BRUMBAUGH
His Name With Those of other Inde-
pendents Added to List.

The Brumbaugh's Citizen Committee is
daily reporting strong additions to their
number Notable among those who yes
terday Joined the committee was Issac
II. Clothier He expressed himself as OPP
posed to the reelection Of Senator PEN
rose, preferring Palmer in the senatorial
contest Other new members of the COM
mittee are Bayard Henry, of German
town; Theodore c. Search. president of
the Pennsylvania Museum and School for
Industrial Art: Andrew =. Alaloney, presi-
dent of the Hygeia Ice and Cold Storage
Company; Dr. Eugene S. Hay, of Wyom-
ing, Pa. George II. Lyse. Mayor of Nc
Keesport, Pa; Joseph b. Mccall. presi-
dent of the Philadelphia Electric Com
pany; DR.. Paul Voigt, of so West Olney
avenue and j. A. Ross, Of 2sl1 North
Broad street.
The committee yesterday issued state
ment which strongly set forth their con-
tidence in Doctor Brumbaugh to give an
unspotted administration of the Highway
Bureau. 10 use all his power for the
passage of a local option bill and laws
for the betterment of workers and to
bring about more equitable taxation.