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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
pie 4a6e.
Cine Miind)ener @cidid,tc.

Seute irciIi.5 gilt ser gilobaue,
Broireiior Sans Struf ais cin crll
tier aiinitIcr, ais einc grobe bi!oneri,
ide arait, mic lid mebrfad bel gRett
beperben unb 0en irei geidafiencu
sserfcH eripieien bat. 9[ber Dor 5ebr
Snbrcn mar eS erbeblib anoerS. Bon
go0cnbaiiien bis ltpmpbenblr1 nm
uon gieoeritein in S6mabing bis
nat SenolIng binab mar SansStrad
nilr als bas' gr0bte ,llroie6" be-
fannt, oas eg 9nmaIS inter ben inn.
gen aiinitIern aab. llno ons mollte ct,
mas beiBen; bonn ipn 10 piele friife
ilno liiltige 1elte 3uinmmenfommen
ipie in @tilnden aibt es INNER einc
Heibe BON geiitreihen aerlen. Die
onrb ibre giniGle berbIiiiicn unS Die
3werdieIle Der Wfitmeniben in Sie
iiir Die geroaaune 70 pobltbdtige ge.
megnng hes 9ahens perieten.
abenSans Straf mar Der Wseiiter
bon oIet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26

Ling. 9onunen's bod Der lno boIen's
,Sbre SofDcn. Gie bnbeu iid Dor Die
ytdohenidul btng legt uno fem aiHo
fam sur S6uP bineiH -.
D8eufel! 80 lit mein Gao ?" idrie
Der gilObauer sd nuB iofort nafy
Senoling. 9lter mie er e5 aus 6ent
Atelier iiibren moQte, merfte er, oob
ale Snft aus Sen Sdl1ltd)eu entrui-
den mar.
| 09lb, Dos lit cin areu3l" flldte er.
oinlmer, peni man Oieie Mlaifline
brau6t, hlnfti9nirt tie nidt" @ero-
De bate er Den einen Neiien DoGge.
purnpt, Do meloete lid 0us lelcpbon
a6ernnls: ypier @riirlpalo. Serr
9llobaler idJaugn's oo6 g'ifmino,
oaB Sire 3lrei 20p'n nieber eiian.
gen sic bab'n a1rb ong'faaeu.
grao limbs betm 9llIffreienl"
Straf rang Die SodnOe: ,ue6eraa
iino oieie gieGer," i6rie er oer5uei.
Jeff, lin aal8en SSiartbol, BON SS5s-
naming bis griinnnl0, cine Strede
bon iibcr 5ebu Mlometer |"
llno ais oos 5elepbon mieO2runr
tlingelte, moltc er fliihten. glbcr od
es INNER mieoer fIinqelte, ging er,
troB unbeilpoQer 9lbnmqeu oennoh
5lm glpparat. ga b0rte cr: .Sier
{3ugipiBe. Sochcn luollten mid 9sbrc
S6uen aufireiicn bolen Sic lies
rlntere, ionit -.
"a bdngte Strac oos Gercpbon
ein, idnmtite mo iagte: $50. oann
mogen lie allf Der 3lgipiBe bleiben."
8loblid) aber frieqtc er Den 9uripig
81 paden. $50 im0 Die 9}ieher2 2"
idrie er.
Der @urmig aber qrinite MIR lrno
iiibrte ibn olrrh ben @orten. 9a ras
zen GnO1nion umO 9fcii 9an5 frieos
lid in ibrem aGiig beiianlmen. Die
ReIte elmer rei6lid)en SIeiiAmabl3eit
pnren nod 3u ic6en. gIber nebeu 6em
adiig itallOen 1lle 6rellSoe. oie Sans
Strad einntal ir Ieinen1 2e6en genass
iiibrt bstte. ,lno beren mareu nidt
menige
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26
Ger tuotc ;yeinO.

Gin Ring idmiidt meiues tSreuubes
0ano,
Gr lieB Die 9raut 81 9uus,
NIs ibn oes &rieges iGber granp
Rief ins 5eI0 binuus.
sd las in ieinem treleu Bid,
gtls einium mir genabt,
gr bafte itiu an lie 5uriid,
Die gIiidIid ibn gsma6t.
Gr ipraa pon ibrsm braunen Spar,
Bon au9en idOn uno nib,
Wie gliidli3 er nit tbr oft mar;
Still tiiBte er ihr Bib e.
0a nirb Die @tunOe pl6Bli6 iapsr;
Der 5einb tau9t Dor rms auf!
Wir fafen feiter oas 8erpebr
llno 6euer ipsit Der 2auf.
Wir Ihofen braO, Der 5reuno traf
gut,
2oo gall es p0er Sle9.
Wir Itiirmten Dor nit beibem glllt,
9tls lnier 9esner ic1pieg
Der 6einb mid ldngTam DOR Der
Wlat>t,
glur elmer bIieb suriid,
Dem lag oes 5ooes bIeite ga9t
auf BEN gebrp6'nen Bid.
Der erite 5oOe lag i'm Sanp,
9erblutet, Itarr uno iteif.
Gs I6miidte feline bLei6e Suno
Sin sldtter, goIo'ner Reif.
gDir ihauten It'll, mir I9autsn bang
Quf ben sridoT'nen 5einb.
Bir puBten, oaB nm i'm nod lang
Die belize 2iebe tpeint.
8. Deber.
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aus Rii9
Wirb biesm al teinsRiebers
lage Der Seiterrei6er
nSma aIhsf

~ 80 S%t y ~ " ' -
Iase Set.rrei6n
gemeIbet.
9pnbon, 26. Sept. - Cine of
fi5isls 0spsi6s aus RiT6, in Ser.
bisn iast: = ~Gins bsftise S9la6t
mar an %. September inmer nod
on Der 5ront 5iuiiden 3oormit uno
3osniBa I'M Gange, ipie audi an Der
iront BON Wlini6ia Bis G4a6ab.
anberpdrts III Die Gage unperGnbsrl.
Der oiterreidiIte aommanesur
ididte einen gmiIidr nad 9eIgrao,
turd, ben sr Die llsbersa6e Der
S5eituna perIdnats. llnisre glntpcrt
cuf bic unperiddmts 6orOeruns mar,
oab unisre glrtiIierie 9sfsbl erbi,lt.
auf Die DIterrsi6iidsn Mptcrsn 5l
feuern."
Oas ehnabifde Grpebi.
tipnsbeer.
Ottapa, Ontario. %. Sept. =
Der Gpmmanbsr pes cannoiiGer
Grpsbitionsbseres iuirb BON oem bris
tiidsn Griessminilter, 2orb aitdsnsr,
ernanni iperbeu. Der Rame bss aoms
man0elrs ipirb erit bstannt gemaHt
ipstosn. nahbem bic 9ruppsn in gnss
lamb gelanbst iino, uno bic canabiI6e
Neeieruna miro eriuht fperben, bic
domination AZ beitdtigen. gs ssfdhiebt
bi:S, neil man in Gnslano Der 4niih.
III. oab es in Canada teinen ManE
siebt. Der i'm Stanbe lit, cine 4rmee
Don 10000 Mann 5u befebIissn.
Mnn elaubi. bab bic ennaoii9e Or
iilleris iOfort mad Der 1ront aeIdidt
iperben ipirb, bd es 0en 9erbiinbsten
on Gsi6iiBsn f.bli.
Dian bate crlunrtei. oab iiinnit.
iide eannoiihen Iruppcn nod lpeiter
in Gnglnnb niisaebiIoet lperSen iollen.
ole sIrtillcrie ioIl abcr bereits 10 glIt
iein ipie 0ieleniae Der rea,lI1rcn slr.
iiiee. siud, ciiiiDe Der SSniallteric.9ie.
Die beicnoersN tiidltig iino.
iperoen pielleid,t aIeid, nnd) Der sSroilt
seididt iperbsn. Wsnn aber bod Be-
fdloifen ipirb. bic san3e Dipiiion nod
iueiter alis5ubiIbsn bann tpirb bic cSns
fanierie ,irabrideinlih naa glloerfbot'
unb bie Mrtiuerie ndcb Der Gbene Don
saIisbnrp seidlidt werSsM
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auS(ano 0etegrap(.
Die 2la. .Seutihe Siga
gerlanat euIe geritdrfung Der oeut'
id)en 6lutte.-
Bis lie tart genus III. I'm
bic 5lottsn alter

OLE le Tart 9eHlg 9 III, II n
bic 5lotten alter
Gsinoe 5u bsiiegeu,
aonoon, 26. Sept. Cine &Opi,
Der 9sntidriit. bic Don Der Sambur.
ger Settion Der glaDeutIdtn 2iga IL
ben osatidxn Warineistrsta. scidid
poroen 1T, trai am Greitag Dor
Samburg bi.r Elm. Die 9enti4rif
lautet ipie folst:
pie DeutIfen iibsr5eussn iif t1g'
lid mebr uno mebr baDon, bab gnsi
lamb uls Der ipirtli6e llrbeber bi.ies
ariegss, Der in 10 iHfamer WeiIe bers
aiiibsi6poren tpurbe. Inn isb.n prsis
gdn3li9 bsiisst lpercen mug.
.5ier in Samburs iino bic aauf-
leats, Grporieure ilnb ole am Snfsa
b,f5dftistsn qlrbeiter iibsrssust, bab
es England barim gum tbun 1T. ben
Sanosl Dsuti6lanbs OOGitdOis 5ii psrs
ni4ten. Sober gepobn.r bon Sams
burg ipsib. bub WsIibanbsI unb Trsi.
belt bes Wleeres bsm moosrnen
3slii8lanb 10 nOtbis Iinb, pis baz
atbmsn. Wir bitten ossbaIb gip. gr-
5ellenS aIIss MOgIide 5u thun, bauit
cine 5Iotie ssid,affeu psros, Die II
miblid on Stdrts ben Jloiten uni.s
rer idmmtliden Gssnsr sl.idtOmmt,
iopab mir i'm Stanbe iino, unfsr. 1ob.
fsinos ino bsrsn RitftuIbiss au9 aui
bsm Msere at 6siisssn. 0ns bsutffe
Bolt 1T entfdlOien, fir bisisn 3psd
ieoss Opfsr 5n brinssn.
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lie laas nadl sem 0Idd.

gciSer III ~ sii ipabr, onb IN Ieoer
MiinIte ciu tlciier Hnrr aeborcn miro.
D,ii oieiem llniitano redrcno, IJatten
Iidl geitern s'nhniittag 5ipei @alner
Sidammengetban, i'm dilf ocn 6,im.
pelfang niisiugeben. Tas DIiid
iollte beii beinen eeliten bliibeH BERN
iie grifien an Der Sint ilno Spta.
more Strabe Sen singeiteaten 6es
iiabtiiheii arnnienbmjeS Billiam
C'groof aiii. peIden iie an BEN be.
Iiebten .NenBp.Spiel~ einIuben. Gin
9ennp Ilad Dem anoeren ipiIrbc in
Die &obe aeiporfen iinb mar 60
.esas1 oosr sTaiI@, ftets psrIOr g..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26

BISCUIT
COMPANY

ongeleqt batte, in einen i6mieoeeiicr.
nen aaiig iiber5uiiibren, oen er iih
bel Sagenbef in Samburg beitellte
Ser &diig fam an uno Die ,(eber.
filbrung Der 2open iollte an nG6iten
Gage AM 9tafmittag nit einen fIei.
ner geieai6litIi6en @eprdnge poQ
5ogen merOen. 9ie 6eioen Sbiere, cir
!D}dnnhen mo cin g9eibhen, ioaten
babel en6giiltig ibre gtumen erDalten
mo 5Dar @n6pnlion uno Heii; BON
iolhen gtamcilsgeqeniasen periprah
iih Sans Strad iehr pieI.
Bet Der lleberiiibrlng bGtte er oie
Sbiere 6urh 6en 8arter etrua flint
sig 0feter lang Don Der 96meHgrube
81 Dem in einem @ebiii6 liegenben
&6fiq geIeiten miiIien. 9ieies iollte
'ein Letter 9Ius9ang nit ben S6ieren
iein.
9Iber nit peldem Shref podte
Der quite SarS Strot ami aIs er
morgens I'm ichs llbr BON ieinem
gIteIiernnhbar &urlpig getpedt pur.
De, ser ibm aurgeregt n1ittbeiltc, er
ndre in ben Gnrten qeaangen nno oa
bate er eeflin0en, Ole 4lanfen, oie
iiber Die 9omeuaruben Qeihoben ma.
ren, ieien beiieite geriift lr6 Die
Sbiere n1ren aus9ehrodlen.
,llniinnl" iaate Strof iprong olli
uno 500 Die Goien an gl6er als er
sim sIteIierfeniter binaus aui 6ie
@rlbe ihal,te, inb er, SoB @uripig
redJt bate. SSr oieiem sluaenbIif lGl.
tcte bas Selepbon. gr itiir5te bin
iIno borte:
rSier Yoli5eiiteae @ogenba,tien.
Sic limo ood) Ger 9ilobauer, Dem no
ole 5luei 2open geboren. Sa9en's,
Dos iiuo nobl GSbre 5mei 26lpeu, oie
eben orouben beim &etpirtb 6leiih
geItobl'n babcn! Shougu's. oab Sie
Die Sieder baIo uieoer triegu!" ga
bate einer Den Sans Straf ieben
iollcn. ipie idnea er lid iertig d'Bog,
hIll Itltbll4S1ltAllltIltCH. LUGl u lull
niht binnlls. Gem pon ueuem raj.
ielte oaS 96uteluerf oes Selep6ons.
nSier Sgmanirg. Soren's. Sic
iino bod Der 9il0bauer nit sic 3mei
Conn? u gun5e @ansberon eabn'5
5onmgfreiin Scd5ebn @Gnsl GaS
Shld foit minSeiteuS bier Martl"
aGas bort ood) Der Satanl~ iaate
Der Strad al 9llrnig. .0ie oie
Sbiere Iauieu ionneul Grit porcn lie
in Sogeubauieit. irno iebt ittto lie in
Ssmaning. @ie reim i6 mir oas 5u.
iammen2~
Ter @ilrpip meinte:: .Gus lit aonB
flar, Die 2elltt boben crit Jet ieitae-
iteat. Nab es beine 9oiuen iiito. sic
baben oof) 5lterit froaen n1iiiieu."
rS5a,~ iaate Strod. no finoe idl
INN Oicie lbicre?"
slber in hiciem gIugenbIid alma
oas Selcpbpn tpieoer uno cine Stim.
me lieb ii6 rerrebmeu: sSier SeuS.
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G iabrad,f nno 9itbhdble.

- Sn Der irBtcn 3eit pnroen Scr
9oli3ei ipieoerfoIt aiittleilnngen ae.
rnd-t. naB Snnotoiier.Tie6c aiti ocn
gabnboien. ibr llnweicn trciben. 5rob
aner @adfnmfeii Der Ictfftips ac.
Iana cs acitcrii slbeno, 5reb. SoDnro
alIe Ietroit Wild, Inn icinc 0nno.
tnidc. wcIfe auber aIciolmgSi.iiden
ilcd f1cISuanren i'm Gcianllutmcrtb
BON $50 elithiclt. ,t bciicbIcn. Ser
@eitcbIene fcHnte feline gcidreibnpg
bes cuentiicQen 9iebes sebcn.
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Miinitiarr auntraft.

Gincu fiir Die Staot iebr giinitigeu
aontrafi Jat geitern SrbeitsoircftOr
;Sosoid abgeifloiien gr pergnt ndns
lid) Den aontrlft fiir oic glniagc bes
Sud Greet slb5ugsfonals, pon Der
Guaniton slpenue bis 5tr Cana ape,
m 3. y. sSoIep 5u oeiicn 9lngcbot bon
s25, $500. 9ci 6icienl .9reiic ipart
ole Stnht gan, beoeiitcnb, Oenn nad,
Sen uripriinglidjen aoitenanifldgcn
SeS Sia6tiilgeilieurs ipnrcn Die Soften
iilr hicien slb3nasfanal mii iiber
$35. 900 pernidJlaot moroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-26

Strpler S9arfidiiBena
1priiAe. Die Stroler SbiiBsnresia
menter baben ibren Whtt6 uno tbre
3upsrii6t in Sui6rtften auf einigen
Giisnbabnnagen nieoergeIest. Die .R.
iyr. pr" per0ffentIi4t bic Bitten Sia
roller ShiBenpoeiie:
9egen ben Msraner StuBen
g9irO ben 9htien teta Eop, fem
Gar nt4ts nuBeH.
Qm 9altun uno i'm Roroen
9eorobsn uns fsinolihe Sorben,
Qieb guterldno magit rubig iein.
g2ie Iaiebt elm S9iiBe nebenoreiu.
Wenn S6iiBen ouf gum 5elbe sieb'n.
MuB Der 5eino BON lpeitem flieb'n,
9enn 1T oas S6pdr3e mod 70 tlein
So mub elm jeber S4uB binetn.
gSie Elm engIiihes ga.
nerbuftet muroe.
2Sn oeni uorletten 9erid)t oes @ane.
roIuuortiermeiiters uou oer fran50ii-
idjcn Sront iii mitget9ctIt, oaB Die
9lrlnee oes @ereraIoberiteu b. Billion
elue iiberlegene iran5oiiihc armee
nollItdnoig gcidlageu babe, naGoenr
i'm 9ortnorif bcrcita Elm eu9liidtes
@atoiQon gciangen aeuommen lei.
Qie glrt, nie OiCie 9eimaeruabme
Dor lib gina, miro Dem o@iesba0ener
Sa9blott" aus gutter Gueae wie folgt
qeidilnert: 9ns Getreiienoe enalifd)e
Battalion lpllroe in elnem 0iiIitGr5ltg
an ole 6rort geitolft gllS er on Der
ooreelehcnen 9Iu5laoeiteae onfon,
nur oieie idcn pou oelttid,en Srlp.
pen oercn IurmariA in5luiidgn iort.
3eibritten mar, beieet. Ter 3ug iuur.
De unitellt. Afit ben @orteu; Bite,
meme Serreu, iteieen Sie aus" lpur.
Oen ole @nel1noer empianeen. Das
sea5e gatotaon mar aIio io5uiaeeu
vrerbritet"s
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groof ino ging inn crit, no6ocm er
oic Sunune bon $27 nilf Dem slltar
Der Gberommergailler geopfert bat.
te, ein Seifeniieoer auf. 2ei6er 5il
ipdt, oenn Die gurifen batter nit
Der @eiite bcrcits bic Tluf,t ererif.
icn, ais Die GoIj5ei auf Der gilofIdde
eridlien.
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SaiHsxaariAtex.

g.p Yort. 25. Sept. Qlnget.:
"aoridtic" bon 9iUsrpool.
eiperpool. 2tusst.: .Geltic"
Don gtsp yort.
gsrsen. angst.: ,gsrssnsfioro"
bon g2ep gort.
W Wontreal. 2tnset.: .2lnoania"
bon aipsrpooI.
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ReriDnals1 Otisex.

Sri. 9illic q o it, Die liebens.
miiroiac lodter ocs Serrn aouis
Rcit, pon isrienoibip. Sn0.. muroc
nm Rittpod), orn %. Septcmter, mi,
Serrn Serbert Steingrac.
bcr. einem illnaen uno aeadteien Gic.
Id,iiismaIin. cDelif uerbinlocn.
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aemsr.

Nus itnbefnnrltcr llriahe trnd,
neiiern slbello in bcn Stallen Der II.
Iinois SeSer SO. all Der Sibertu imo
Galton StraDc Gin 1ciier ans, ohs
cineii Stlnocn non Sla0 dhridltete.
Tic 5eileripclr bate ldngerc 3eit 5it
fbini, nm Scu 9rnno inter aontrcIlc
5n bcfpniIilcn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24

estate" he said. And I believe that
the men in charge of those institu-
tions conduct their business pru-
IDENTIFY and discreetly with relation to
the proportion of the loan made to
the value of the property. 1t is said
TO be the rule that loans shall not be
greater than 90 or go per cent of the
market value of the property
And yet large number of
financial institutions in this city are
lending on bond and mortgage sums
far in excess of the assessed value Of
the property. One might be led 10
think they were making improper
loans. But this is not the case. In
the city of Newark alone there are
hundreds of instances where banks
are lending money amounting to so
or 50 per cent. of the real value of
the property, while the loan is far in
excess Of the assessed value
Senator Hennessy drew from this
illustrat ton and others Of similar
character the lesson that tax as
SCISSORS should be chosen because Of
ability, and not because of their vote
getting ability. He argued that the
civil service system should be so ex-
tended that only men who are experts
in the matter of taxation should be
chosen to fill places.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
OT,FLYING KITE,
FALLS TO DEATH
Chuns Had Just Left Him
When Boy PIunges Off
Roof.

Nine-year-old Carmana Garradi, of
Il Bedford street, fell from the roof
of a four-story tenement house at 29
Bedford street yesterday afternoon,
while flying a kite. He died few
minutes later. while on his way TO
the City Hospital in the police patrol.
The boy was the son of Oscar Car
radi. Yesterday afternoon Carmana,
with a number of companions, went
to the roof with kites. All had gone
down, leaving Carmana alone. The
boys, neighbors say, had been warned
on several occasions not to go on the
roof to play. They did not heed the
warning. 1t was impossible for them
to fly their kites from the streets be-
cause of the overhead wires, they as
serted.
Garradi, while running across the
roof, failed to observe how close he
was to the edge and pitched over
He landed on the stone pavement be-
low, in an areaway between two
houses.
He was treated at a neighboring
drug store until the police patrol
from the Fourth precinct arrived
His skull had been fractured and
death ensued a short time later.
County Physician Mckenzie after
viewing the remains, granted a burial
certificate.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
MISS T. 7. ALLEN
BECOMES BRIDE
Marriage to William Stars
Takes Place in Sacred Heart
Church, VaiIsburg.

In the presence of large gathering
of relatives and friends, Miss Eleanor
Tilson Allen and William STAIRS were
united in marriage today. The lere-
mony took place in the Church OF the
Sacred Heart, Vailsburg, and was
performed by Rev. Henry G. Coyne,
the rector, assisted by Rev. George
Buttner. Father Coyne officiated at
the nuptial mass, which solemnized
the wedding.
Miss Allen is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Allen. Mr.. Allen is
secretary of the State Tenement Com
mission and former captain of the
First Regiment. The bridegroom is a
receiving teller in the Federal Trust
Company.
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father, was attended ny
Miss Elsie Dickson, of Neponset,
Long Island, as maid of honor. She
wore a gown of ivory satin made en-
traine with a bodice of princess lace,
a tulle veil caught up with natural
orange blossoms and carried shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies
of the valley. Her slippers Wre
trimmed with natural orange bios
SONS. Her only ornament was pearl
and sapphire bar pin, the gift of the
bridegroom. Miss Dickson wore d
gown of pink accordian pleated taft
feta with a lavendar girdle and
draped with chantilly lace. She wore
a lace hat trimmed with black velvet
and carried a shower bouquet of olnl1
Killarney roses.
The best man was Arthur Devine,
jr., of this city.
The church was decorated with
white roses and palms. The cere-
mony was followed by wedding
breakfast at the home of the brides
parents for the members of the i'm
mediate family. Pink roses and
palms were used in the decorations
of the dining room, and sunburst
roses and palms in the drawing-room
and library.
Mr.. and Mrs STAIRS left for an eX-
tended trip. The bride wore a mid
night blue charmeuse and a white
hat They will live at 70 st. Paul
avenue
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Mearns-Crane

FRANKLIN FURNACE, June "a
The wedding of Miss Christie Crane
to william Mearns, of Hawthorne,
took place at the home of the brides
parents here yesterday afternoon
Rev. DIR. Holman, pastor of the Pres
byterian Church. officiated. The
bridesmaids were Miss Marion More
head, of Paterson, and Miss Adelaide
Crane, sister of the bride. Miss Helen
Shaw acted as maid of honor and lit
tie Miss Marion Beaver as flower girl.
The best man was Robert Maitland,
of Hawthorne. After the wedding d
reception was held. The couple left
for New York, Niagara Falls, Toronto
and Montreal.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
CHARGES FRAUD IN
BUSINESS DEAL
Trucking Firm Put in Re-
ceiVer's Hands Because
of Litigation

Vice-Chancellor Stevens has ap-
pointed Joseph L. Mullen receiver for
William Corbitt, incorporated, main
tanning a trucking business at 80 and
So River street. The. receivership has
been created. not because the concern
is financially embarrassed but be-
cause of litigation over the estate Of
William Corbitt who died May 2,
1913.
The proceeding is instituted by An
ma c. Corbitt, the widow. In her bill
of complaint she alleges that Walter
l.. Durack jr., her son-in-law, by
means of fraud, concealment and mis-
representation and taking advantage
of her lack of education, induced her
to make over the business to him and
to lease the property at SO and S5
River street. Both the business and
the property had been left to her by
her husband.
She asserts that the property is
worth at least $4,000 and the bust
ness is worth $4,000. By the terms
of the lease, which she says she exc
cuted without knowing its nature,
she now receives 500 a month for the
property. A transfer of the business
was executed by her under similar
circumstances, she declares. She re-
ceives nothing for the business, al
though it brings an income of $4,000
annually.
William Corbitt, incorporated, was
organized with a capital of $4,000
and the capital stock taken by all of
the children. They are all named as
party defendants. They are Francis
r. Corbitt, William H. Corbitt, Louis
I % rio nnT9
OF Brooklyn.
All of the children join with Mr..
Durack in a denial of fraud. Spauld-
ing Frazer, of the firm of Riker &
Riker, appeared for Mrs. Corbett,
while Mulligan & Koenig and j.
Hansbury Callaghan represent the
defendant.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
VAILSBURG NOTES

Miss Elsa Won Seifert, of Finlay
place. has returned from trip TO
Santiago.
Miss Florence Dowd. Of Kenmore
avenue. entertained a number of her
friends at her home last night.
Mrs. Dennis B. O'Conor, of Worces-
ter. Mass. has been spending several
days with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Radil, of Centre street
Miss Mary Reilly, of IS Oakland
terrace, entertained a number of her
friends at her home recently.
Mrs. William McKron, of Norwood
street. was hostess to a few of her
friends recently.
The Sacred Heart branch of the La
dies Catholic Benevolent Association
met in the Sacred Chart auditorium
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Yost and daugh-
ter. Helen. of Richelieu terrace. left
for motor trip to New York State
for several weeks.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-24
NEWARK TOOL MAKERS SHOW FOREIGN
MANUFACTURERS VIOLATE TARIFF LAW

, ticles complained of. In response to
this request the Newark manufae-
turer sent some samples of pliers
made in Germany. These were
bought by agents of the Newark man
from a lot of imported goods pur-
chased by one of his customers. One
of the samples had no markings on
it to indicate it was made abroad,
another of exactly the same kind and
quality had a very faint impression
in the metal of the word Germany"
One would have to look very close to
see the mark.
Congressman Mccoy brought this
to the attention of Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury Malburn, and
the latter is now making official in
vestigations. The new law calls for
all goods made abroad to be stamped
or marked in plain manner to show
where they are made.
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WASHINGTON, June 24.-one of
the provisions of the new tariff law
calls for the proper marking of all
goods brought into this country to
indicate that they are made abroad.
That this Is not always done is being
demonstrated to the treasury depart
ment by the A. A. Kraeuter Com
pany, of 81 Eighteenth avenue, New
ark, N. J. The head of the company
recently wrote Congressman Mccoy
informing him that certain tools of
the same general character made by
his company in Newark and being
shipped into this county from Ger
many, are being sold here as Ameri-
can made goods.
After making this charge Congress-
man Mccoy requested Mr.. Kraeuter
to send him some samples of the ar
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Richmond-Ware

EASTON, Pa, June 24-Miss Hazel
E. Ware, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
A. Ware, of Easton, and Archibald
NJ. Richmond, of Boonton, N. j., were
married here last night in the College
Hill Presbyterian Church by Rev. DIR.
George L. Richmond, of Boonton,
father of the bridegroom, assisted by
Rev. l. S. Black pastor of the church.
Miss Alice Richmond, of Boonton, was
made of honor, and Mrs. Robert L.
Ware, of Glenrock, N. J., acted rs
maid of honor, and Mrs. Robert L.
Glenrock, was best man.