davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
NntO fOQibiert init Tmnl,
gefdbrt.
Gbamffenr inter $500 girgi4aft in
Srcibcit geiett.

S6lintm perlest tpurbe g6tpin
Salter, 40 Sabre off, aus @roiie
Tointe iSarms, eeitern nohmittag.
ols iein ,Sarinpagen an @rotiot
apenue, nabe Der Ban Ipfe @penue.
bon einem ihrueren 9lrtomobilIait.
aefdbrt Der !0onion-@aro @cneer
Co.. BON Ban Gitp, peIhes BON @up
1roper, gto. SS Terrp Strobc, &c.
lenft ipurbe, eetroffen unb er BON ici.
nem Sitc auf 0os TfIaiter geihIeu.
bert rrilrbe.
Ter ssormer fiibr in norboItlidler
Rihtling Die 8ratiot glpenue ent-
lang, OILS bas glutomobil oil Der
@m Gpfe pIosIih nit beoelitenber
SGncailfeit in Die @ratiot slpenue
einbog uno oireft in Den @ngen
frndte. DOS Tfero Snlters mirbt,
erihoiien per0en. oa es idncrc ! r.
ipunouugen raroneetragen taitc
Ter Center oes 9liitos puroe perhaI-
tet, ipdter jeood rinter $500 Siira-
iha!t in fSreiheit ge'eet
SaIter nmBte nah ieiner &oh-
irng iiberflibc: irarben nno lbetni
ihmere 9erlcbungtn oouongetrogen
5u baben
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
MOrocr in Midigau
geind)t.
Mad rScpi Eatrp" in Benton oar
bpr gefuridDf.
Gin perlaienes slntpmubil in 9tcm
Carlisle, Snb., sefnnben.

Soutb @enb, Suo., 20. eft
Tie Sm6c nat bem Moroer Der 10
Sabre aIten 3a5el Modlin ipuroe
beite BON Chicago nad @tntsn &ar-
bor, !Dtid., nerlegt. YDtijeid]ef
Miaaro j. aerr lnn0te IeteftiDe
nah Benton 9arbOr, Inn 9ta6for-
ifungen nod eiilem 9cui Tatro ON.
3illteaen, auf beiien 9tomcn Die 9litto-
mobil-9i5ens No. 1886 ousgeitellt
iuoroen mar. Gin oieic Nunmer
tragenbes slntomobil lpurbe Inn Den
20. 9luguit, cincn Gag nod benu Ser
idluinoen bes W1bdens pon Soutb
8eno, IN 9sem .GaitIe. SitO., inlItif)
gelaiien.
Der 9lrtonobililt brnhte bic Ntn-
idine nah ciner Garage in Der
Snllptitrabc bes Stdbthens, arran-
9ierte nit auifdaiger Gle, Die Gar
bort einc @ode itebeli 81 laiien, uno
peridlranS. Ios slutumobil wuro,
big beute nod niht nbgebolt.
Ter @lonn, Der ppm fleiner, obcr
fr6fti0 gebauter @eitult aeluclcn ieill
ioa, pog etpa 155 9Siiinb, mar 30
ODER 40 Sabre aIt itlib entipribi
ctlpa Der @cidrcihlmg bcs @annes
nit Dem 6asel 5nlett geicben puroe
9sitr trug er feinen Shmlrrbart
m1breno Der Nfonn, nit ocm mon
0o,cl iah, cincn ipldJen hntte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
Sort Grie in Mengften.
I0glihfeit zines beutihamerifani
ihem Ginfalles ranbt geiuob-
nerm ben Sd)laf.

Buffalo, q. g., 80. Off. Der
Son6eIsrat oes 9orfes Sort grie,
Ont, eegeniiber bon Buffalo, bot bic
Gomtinion &eeieruns erilidt, Srup-
pen 6ortbin 5u ienben. Die nd6Ite
WiIitarmonnidoft bolt iest om @el.
lanb-&nnol, is Meilen entfernt,
gSude. SSsn Der lesten Sisung oes
0orfrotes murbe often boriiber De-
battiert. baB Die Woglidfeit porban-
ben ici. es fonnten Yerionen, Die nit
9euti6Ionb ipn,patbiiiertcn, bon ben
Ser. Stooten aus einen lleberfall
auf bos Sort Grie rnternebmen rno
6as canaoiihe 9orf beiesen. 90
ober Der 9orfrot in oieier Sade
fcine enti6eibenben Shrittc inter
nobm, 70 bonbeIte fir i'm Der San-
oelsrnf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
vWntter" "Sones' Stat
trwOgell.
$rdiioent foniericrt init
icinent Weneral=
glnwalt.
Snfurmicrt id, iiber icin Tedf, Grit
ben sn idjliehen.
Gpipraops 1pnperncnr iuarnt npr
einem iuld5em SdDritt.
Staat jet: prapariert, bic Crbnnna
anfred)t sn baltcn.

8 q bin 0 n, %. eft. =
Yrdiibent @iIion erpdgi ernItlih. oh
er @utoritGt beiist, Die Goloraooer
8ruben, oic in Dem Streif inuolpiert
iiuo, ;u idlieBen, rpenn Die Sruben.
beiiser lid peiter meigern iolten,
ben bon Den Streifern bereits aiige.
nonlmenen VIan Der 9eileaune Der
lifferclisen su af3eptieren.
@eneraIanmalt 8regorp fonfe-
rierte beute nit benz Yrdiibenten.
Man erf6brt, oab Serr @ilion i'm
UNI ein Iegales 8utahten iiber iein
@ebt, ole @rllben 81, idIieben, tpenu
ieineraniidt nod oas oifentlid)e Sn.
tereiie einen iolhen Shritt 'erbeiift,
eriufte. Serr @regorp peigerte lid
nod ieiner aonferens nit Dem Erdii.
Selltcn, Die ,Srase Sii erortert
Gem Yraiibeilten ,.mlrbc gerateu,
bic @riiben 81 idfieBen. ginigc iei.
ner 8atgeber ginscn 10 Deit, oaB lie
perlangten, Die Re9ieritng iolle Die
@ri,ben betreiben. Ser Yrdiioent
Mil Die 9unbestriippen niht fir ii11.
beitimnttc 3eit in Colorado balten,
Duroe aber bon @ertretern Der 8ru.
bcnarbeiter perlt6noigt, oaB iofort
mad 3uriid5iebung Der Sritppen
llnruben ausbre6en ipiiroen, mcn1l
ni6t 6prber Der Streif beigelegt
niiroe.
Ienper, @ol., 30. Oft. @oup.
6. s. 9lmmons, Der bopon inter-
ridtct purbe, oab Nrdiioeut g3ilion
DIE ShIieBung Ger Goloraoocr 9ril-
ben ernitlif crlpGge, iagte:
sd iebe feinen 8ri,no iiir Die
SdIieBung Der Goloraooer &oblen.
aruben uno Die sluferleging elmer
inouitriellen 9iiroe fiir ben Staat 5ll
elmer 3eit, mo- Die aroBte 9tahfrage
nohSci5matcrial ju beginner pflegt
I'd, babe erfabren, oaB Der ErdIi.
bent Die 9unoestruppen gegen ben
Is. Ntopember 5uriid5ieben mollte.
0leiner gniidt nod fam or oas ob'
ne @eiabr t,in. Ter Stoat pirS
porbereitet iein, Die Ierantrportllng
fir Die Misunderstanding Der Sro.
nung im Streifgebiet ,it iiber'
nebmen."
gsit Se;ug auf Den 9eiud Don
,0mtter" Sones' irno Sames Soro's
beim Br6iioenten iogte Der @ouuer'
neur:
sd fnnn ridt slauben, babSerr
0ilion ben @oritellunsen folder
Ierionen 8eadting fdenfen piro
Sic lino niht gintpobner bon Colo
rooo uno nidt qualifi3iert, fiir oi'
gepolferitng oes staates gu iprcden
@enn Der Yr6iioent gtat nit @eSnl
ouf ben 4oblenitreif ii.ht, 10 fam
er geruig oapon ourd Goloraooel
erbolten, Die Die Gage fennen mi
unporeingenommen iino."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
Gn0en entfam Oann Our9 Die
Strabe bon Wialacca.

9otibaft ergGnSt oen offi5iellen 9e.
ridlt uon geltcrn abeno iiber Den
bclttid-olterreidiifen Niid5ug por
neu angefommenen ruiiii6en 5riip-
pen mo iagt, OaB Die 9elgier i'm
Sample 5pii6en 9eieiiport iuo Gir-
ml0e. Ger am 2S. Sftober fort-
0auerte, Terlt1rfilngen erbalten
baber.
6Ieetmooo. englano, %.
Oft. Iurd einen geltern angefom-
menen Sdleppnes iSiideroanpier
lit Die Ha6ridt bierbergebraft NOR
oen, baB auf Der Sobe Don Miaa III
oen0 on ser 9torofiiite Srlanos ein
speiter Sampfer infolge slufitoBens
cine cine Nfine geilinfen lit. Gin5el.
hciten iiber oieles Shifislingliid iinb
nod nidJt befninnt.
9onoon, %. Oft. Heilter mel
Oet aus Berlin iiber 0aag SorfdIe,
Die Die bieiige Hreiie ais Hetoliatip.
moBreeeln iiir 0as itrenge 8orgeben
gegeniiber 0elitlhen IN england be-
5ei6net.
Iie oeuti6en Yolijeibeborben,
beiBt es in Der Weloung, bereiten
itrenge WfaBregeln gegen bort
Icbenoe gritn Dor. gor aaem tper.
Ncn genaue %er5ei9niiie bon iolden
al0elegt, oainit man iic lci6t per-
aften fam. @abri6einlit mer6en
tnlb a0e in Berlin lebenben @ng-
linoer in Saft iein.
9feue S6uentaBregeln gegen
Spione nerbcn erluogen uno Die
9Sripilegien perbafteter gnglanoer
mcroen bei1nittcn SSn einigen 4on-
}erltrationsiagern miiiien Die per-
bafteten Gngldnoer auf Strob Idln-
ZEN.
Baris, 80. Oft. Die @rGfi1
BON Gbambrun. iriibere 9lara Gong
NORTH aus Cincinnati, cine Sdtpeiter
oes Shlpiegeriobnes Roolepelts. err
bielt BON ibrem @atten, Der friiber
frall5olifher @iilitornttahee in @nib-
ington mar uno Der iest glrtillerie-
pffiSicr an Der Sront lit, einen 9rief,
iuorin Der @raf inter anberem
i6reibt: sd babe iett oas aroBe
Sergniigen, oas glrtiaerieierer gegen
inier eieenes ,S6loB 5ii Oiri9iren
imo es ma6t mir sSreiioe, 5u ieben,
lpie Stiid auf Stiif jtiammenge-
i6oBen miro" Tas SbloB Der
Gbanlbriins Iiegt IN Der ysdbe bon
Ct. Nfibiel, I'M oas bieig gefGmpfi
miro, ieit cs Dor iehs @ohen pou
0cn 9eutl6en beiest iuliroe.
8aris. %. Oft. Iie Ynnie IN
Der Sdladt am Iinfen s5liigel oer
SlQiierten, no Die Geutiden lid bart.
n6dig beniiiben, Den Neg nat Elm
firhen nno Calais 5u erjluingen
fann MIR ols 5eitfpeilig betradtet
rperoen.
Serl6Blide 9eridte erfIdren, bal
@erItdrfitneen IN Der Sobe por
100000 Monn fiir Die Geiiti6er
auf Dem @ege iino, uno iobalo oiei'
angelanet iein iperoen, miro Del
&nn1pf aufs nene nit aIler @rbitte
| runa beginner. Die @eritdrfiinger
mnroen BON allen moglihen Seiler
Der ueitliden uno Der 0itliden 6ron
arfgebradt, oa Der 3uiier BEN @e
febl gegeben bot, @aIais miiiie IN
ie0en Hreis genommen fperoen.
Wian bort, oaB Ser nddite groBI
9lngrifi Der 9eutihen etipos ipeitel
meg BON Der &iiite unternommet
miro. Inn Dem Selier Der britiidei
ariegsidiffe 81 entgeben, Die oil
6ortiesirng Der linfen SIante oel
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
Scene &euDlmtiDm in Saiti
Ter Srmber oes Traiiotnten 3amor
Der 9lnfiibrer.

Sort au Trinee, 9aiti. 90
,sn 4ort oil Trince lit es ipieber 5lt
eincm bosartigen repolittion1ren
slusbrnd acfommen, ieit in Der
9eaht Garlos 3amor, Gin 9ruoer oes
Tr1lioenten Der Sepublif, gelan-
bet lit.
,sn ser ganien 9todt nuroe in ben
Strabcn acidoiieu ino Die 3uiom.
menitobc .oauern beiite tort. Gic
NitaIieber oes 0tiniIteriiims baben
in ben ircmben biplomatiiden Mii.
iionen 3uflitht gefllnoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
Senti6e @linen fimbem nd an Der
HprSfiite SrlanSs.

sufiO, 80. Eft. Die britiidJc
gOtidJaft erfabrt, Saf DER oentidle
areuscr Gmoen, NIT Der japaniId)en
Tlagse am Wipit nno onbnrd) nm
fenntlidD gemadJt, oaf CT eincu bie-'
ten Sd)prnitein anfgemad)t bate,
Den 6afen BON Eenang einsefaircs =
lit uno einige Sorpeoos abiajg
our6 bic Der rniiiid)e &renser SENT
idrmg nnb Elm fransOiiId)er SurpeoO.
bput5erit6rer snm Sinfen scbradlt
pmrSen. Tenans lit cine britiide
Seiisnna i'm Strnits Settlement.
Ter rniiiidle &renscr ,Semtidmg
hattie 3100 Spnnen nnS iunrbe i'm
Sabre 1902 sebaut. @r trms iedDs
4.7s0llige 8eidpiibe uno hattie cine
0cid,luinoigfcit BON "a &nuten. NndD
Der Sccidllatlt in japaniidDen 8eipai-
fern I'M rniiiid)-iapnniidlen 9riese
ar Ger &renser in Wianila inter-
nicrt wuroen.
Die Gimfabrt Der Gmben in Die
8clpGiier bpn Tenang iuar bUdDit
tullfiibn. Sic fam bis inter bic 8e-
idlibe Ses Surts nnS entfam madl
Dem SeritOrnngsiuerf onrdl Die
Strafe pun Wtnlaeea. Gs lit nod
nidlt befannt, peldes Sdlifial bic
Scmannnmg Ses serftOrten rniiiiden
9rensers sebabt hat.
SanoclsidDiffc Der friesfiibrenSen
glationen linden 3mflndJt in GO'
lUmbp, Geslun.
u tier 3 q III. ilber 2onoon, 80.
Oft. 9ie a0lniide 3eitllng i9reibt,
Iie erfobre ans Berlin boB> Soloa-
fen peritbieocner Oelitihcr Sriippen-
forper. oie infolee oes loneen Iuf-
entbalts in BEN Shon5grGben nliloc
im6 ihmod eeiporoen iinb, llrloub
BON fiinf bis lieben Sagen erbalten.
gBoibington. 80. Oft. Sieii.
ae Marineoffi3iere erflorert, es iei
onerfannte &riegstaftif, Dab Der
oeutidle &reli5er @moen, Inn fi6 un-
fenntIi6 5u maden, Die iuponiide
ssIagge allf5oe. gepor lie aber Die
Sorpeoos abi6oB ooer ionIt einen
fein6ieliaen Gift beging, ui1iBte iie Die
ridtiae 5lasge biiien, penn iie nidt
aeaen Die &riegsregeln peritoBer
moIIte. SeIbft penn lie borber
Sie omcrifoniide 6lagge &C.
troaen b6tte. fonnte bogegen ni6ts
einaeipenoet peroen. 9lebnli6e Sale
aus ser ariessgeididte iino mebrere
befannt.
8aibiugton, 90. Oft. 9iG
bcitige oiii5iele ora6tloie Gepelfe
aus Berlin an Die bieiige oeiitide
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
straBcnranb lit Nem
YOrf.
3mei @otcnjmnsen $1,000 bel bcaem
Sageelid)t abgenummen.

yeem gorf, 30. Oft. 3mei
@oten in Iieniten BON SSobn Z.
Stonlep, einem Seitenfabrifanten,
muroen bcllte na6mittag alfgebal-
ten i,nb um $4,000 bernirbt. 9ln 30.
StroBe ilno If. glpenue traten ibnen
onaebIih 5iuei Wdnner init porgehal-
tenem RepoIper ent9egen rno per-
lanaten oas 8elo, oas Tie bel iih tru-
aen. 9fadoem es ibncn cingeban-
Siat mar, eilten iie nad cinem Sari-
cob, 6os einen 9lod entfernt itano,
iprangen binein iino entfamen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
grpan anf bem Stnmp in Soma.

Ges Roines, So, 20. Oft. :
StaatsiefretGr 8iuiam s. grpan
beeonn beute feline Sour ourfl So.
pa, auf Der er 3eoen 5uainiten Der
grtp1blung oenofratiidcr aalloioa.
bolt, in Nortb Mc@resor.
Or ipiro in Golmer, gfetp 9ontp.
ton, SeItpein, @oterIoo uno Ror.
ibaUtc.pn iprehen. Se:ne Saupt.
reoe m Soma miro er beute abenb
bier baiteu
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
Bon Gar set0tet.

& o d eiter, Wid. go. Oft. GurI
@erner, elm 90 Sabre alter Cement
slr6eiter. lief beim 4biteigen bon
elmer StraBerbabncar elmer aus ent-
geeeneeiester Hidtung fommenben
Car in Den @ee unb fpurbe 70 fdDer
nerIest, 6aB er cine boIbe Shinbe
ipdter ltorb. Or binterlabt feline
Wiffpe, Die er crit Dor einem Sabre
gebeiratet botfe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
@mfselanfener 3eritOrer bat I'D
etmas geienft.

9sorfoIf, @o., %. Oft. Der
3erltorer Gauloing, Der on elmer
SanSbanf in 9pnnbapen Snlet felt
iist, bot iih beute etiuas geierlft.
Seine Wanni6oft befinbet iid nod
on 8oro, biirfte aber baIo nod Der
bieiigen Warine Station transfe.
riert tperben. Oos @etter lit out
uno bas Sdiff ioa iid in feiner Sc
fabr 'befinoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
9ts &rtlyrS @nlofl jingfr @tl6tntat>

niglid)en 6anlilie, oas ben 9oS aui
Dem S6la6tfelO erlittcn bat. Ter
Trins lit ein Better oes 9oni9s ino
mar Sffi3ier I'M 9fesiment 8ings
9fopaI Hifle Corps. gr itarb OIL
@unoen, Die er auf Dem 6eloc Der
@bre erIitten bate. Iie aonigin
bon Spanien lit ieine S6meiter.
9lus brei Sueaen fomnt bic gtad-
ridt, ooB Die Iei,tihen an ocr belei-
iben aiiite 9uftfdiifbanen bouen.
Gin bieiiees glatt bietet ieinen 9c-
fern foite1iIos cine @eriiherung se-
gen Sfdoen ourd) 3eppeIine on.
Sollano fiir6tet cine Serleslng
ieiner gtelitralitdt ourd Die oeiti6en
Srlippen.
Seute lit unter olnerifaniiher
Sbermifiiht Die erlte Sfiffslaonng
bon 2ehcnsnitteln fiir @elgien BON
Sonoon abgegaigen.
gerl N, 80. Oft. lleber 9ou.
Don. Sffi5iea Duroe beute in Der
lin erflart, es iei nihts oariiber be.
fannt, baB oeutihe lriippen in Mm-
gola, Der portugieiii6en &olonie in
@eltaIrifa einge3ogen mdren. Die
Dtitteilung geidiebt ourd oas @oIi.
ihe Bureau.
Die gndri6t pom ginsna oeut.
ider Srllppen in gngola mar iiber
Siiiabon gefommen. Sie mar ain
q. Sttobcr bier eingelaufen. 9ie'
lelbe Eepeide batte beridtet, baB bie
Rortusieien Die iofortise abien6una
bon 9riegsihifien llnb 1riippen mad
Nngola uorbereiten.
Yaris, 20. Oft. lie nah,
nlittag ousge9ebene offi5ielle Nit
teiling bes fran3oiiihen Saiiptauar
tiers beinst,, bab. Die fransoiiider
Srlippcn on peridiebenen Eunftei
Der ,Sront tSortidritte aemnd)f ba
ben, enns neionbers in Der ltm
gebung BON Dpern inb iiiolidJ por
Mrros. Sic Iautet:
.@6brnb bes eeitrigen Gage:
nadten mir isortihritte an peridie
oenen 9slinften Ser SdIodtfront
aan5 beionbers Inn gpern imb fiib
lid BON Nrras.
rNn Der iSront ,tpilden 9irmuo,
uno Iieilport nidts 9leues.
v3tpiiden Der 9lisne rub ben slr
gonnet nabmen MIR geiis bon Der
ihieoenen @eridan5nn9en, Die uoi
ocn Geutideu bciett gepeien maren
nnS nift EN- ein5iar @egenangrif
Or Ieiitifcn mar erfoIgreih.
~Iud I'M @albe BON apremon
iinb mir borgeriidt."
9onoon. 30 Oft. Sier purb
beltte Gin offijieGcs Iemeuti De-
9erliner 9erihtcs pom q. 0ftobe
peroffentliht, in Der cs acbeibel
batte, oaB ,miihen Der britiibel
@arniion irnb inoiiden 1rrppen Il
9lleranoricn, Megppten, blittige gu
iammcnitoBc itattgefiinoen bdtteI
nnS bab Elm infoIse oeiien absebalte
mes arieesgcridlt breibig Taann gun
! Sobe perurteilt bdtte.
gs miro i'm offisiellen 9emeni
erflGrt, oafiir, oob Die ganse gtadj
ridt iabri3iert lei. iei idon elm &c
niigenber 9emeis, bab inbiihe Srnr
ben iiberbaupt nidt in Mleranorie
liegen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29

= 1etrogroo melbet: Die Gage iii
giinitis. Stimmt: 0iinitig - fur
oie 9eutihen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29
&iid5ng Der bentid)en nnO
Seiterrfider in &nii.
YDlen.
Stratesiides IunOner sesen Die
ruiiiidDe ltebermadt.
Die Gage auf benz fueitliden 9riess-
idDanplae nnner6uSert.
100000 Mann Seritdrfnnsen fnr
Die Sentideu nnterWess.
gSie bic gllliierten lire grpke Sic.
sessuDeriidt besriiuSen.
Ged)nen anf cine nngebenre nnmeri-


9iednen anf cine nnssbenre nnmeri-
ide lleberlesenbeit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-10-29

Die ein3ige fdsrio6e oe,tf.
f9e Seititre in 2Ii8isan.
Dec8e Die 9epef9err Der
EH. SreGe sriast
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-24
50 ARE OVERCOME
BY ACID FUMES
CONTINUED from First Paxe.)

New York hospitals from ferryboats
upon their arrival here. One ferry
boat had aboard more than 200 per-
sons made ill by the fumes. Most of
these recovered within an hour or so.
The Injured.
The injured are:
Mrs. Charles Vreeland and her son,
Henry, four and one-half years old,
of q Harrison avenue, city; attend
ed by a physician from the City Hos
pital.
Harold Silverberg, forty years old,
Of 81 ST. Nicholas avenue, New
York: taken to st. Francis Hospital.
Frank Reens, twenty-nine, of 1877
Ninth street, Jersey City; taken to
st. Franciss Hospital.
James w. Swan and - Mean
cry, Erie railroad employees; aided by
an Erie railroad physician.
Mrs. Emma B. Allen, thirty-seven
years old, of Hotel Marie Antoinette.
New York; taken to St Francis's
Hospital
The more seriously injured were
treated by physicians from the City
Hospital.
Passengers on passing trains were
affected. One woman was taken out
at the Exchange place station. Others
were taken away in ambulances from
the House of Relief when they
reached New York.
Every available ambulance in Jer-
sey City was sent to the Erie station.
Three persons, who had become I'M
conscious on their way across the
river to New York, were taken to a
hospital in New York City when the
ferryboat landed it's passengers there.
Many who had inhaled the fumes did
not feel the effects until some time
after they left the station. The sta
ton master and three of his assist
ants collapsed only after they had
carried the broken carboy to the
river.
The station master ordered all en-
frances and exits to the station closed.
Incoming trains, heavily laden with
commuters, within few minutes had
packed the station with a crowd of
thousands, and finally the police re-
serves were ordered out.
Three extra ferryboats were added
to the service to relieve the conges-
ton. Doctors were placed aboard
each ferryboat. In some cases the
hearts of the victims almost ceased to
beat, and artificial respiration was re-
sorted to.
The carboys of acids were being I'M
loaded from a Wells Fargo express
truck on the platform of the station
in the open air, about $50 feet from
the entrance to the underground con-
course No sooner had the fumes be-
gun to arise than they were swept by
the ventilating fans through con-
course, some 220 feet long, into the
tube station proper and then Travelled
along the tube route until the sicken-
ing odor could be detected at the
Grove street station of the tubes.
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TURKISH ENVOY
WILL QUIT POST
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Baron Schoen have repudiated the
baron's interview, the state depart
ment, at the direction of the Presi-
dent was today still looking into it.
The Turkish ambassadors inter
view, however, was considered par
ticularly Objectionable by the admin
istration, and Secretary Bryan, at
the Presidents direction, asked the
ambassador to refrain from such ex-
pressions.
The Turkish ambassador, in his
interview, had said that the sending
of American warships to Turkey in
connection with the report of upris-
ings against Christians would lead
to a serious situation. At the same
time he said that while massacres
had previously occurred in Turkey
they were the same acts as any peo-
pie might commit under provoca ton
He cited the lynchings of negroes
and the water cures" in the Philip
pines as illustrations, reminding the
American people of those incidents.
The ambassador later explained
personally and then wrote at length.
The President directed Mr.. Bryan to
say in answer that the statements
made by the ambassador were objec-
tionable to the American govern
ment, and but for the fact that a
tense situation which existed in Tur-
key, which he did not desire to ag-
gravate, the diplomatic improperly
committed by the ambassador might
otherwise be a subject for discussion
with the Ottoman government. The
President asked whether, in view of
the situation, the ambassador cared
to make any expression. The Turkish
envoy replied that he did not wish
to alter his view in any way and
that he would leave in fortnight.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Count Won
Bernstorff, the German ambassador,
said today that he had received a let
ter from Baron Wilhelm Won Schoen,
an attache of the German embassy,
in which the latter emphatically de-
MED that he had stated in an inter-
view attributed to him in Washing
ton that he believed war between the
United States and japan was inevita-
BILE Baron Won Schoen further de-
MED that he had made any statement
that could be construed to mean the
same thing.
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OBSERVE RALLY
DAY ON MONDAY
Demonstration i'm Various Lines
to Be Given at the
Y. w. C. A.

Rally Day" will be observed Mon
day at the Young Womens Chris
tian Association, SO Washington
street. by the educational and phgsi.
cal department. There will be DEM
onstrations in gymnastics. swim
ming, cooking, sewing, basketry and
first aid to the injured work. lee
ture will be given in the auditorium
by DR.. Ernest r. Stanaback. There
will be a talk on home nursing by
Miss Jessie Souter.
There have been several new
courses introduced this season in tho
educational department. They in
.clude course in first aid to the in
jured, with DR.. Mary BroadnaX, of
this city, as instructor. All pupils
successfully passing the examination
at the end of this course, which is
Endorsed by the Red Cross Society.
will receive q certificate by the Ma.
tional Red Cross Society.
The practical nursing course will
be in the hands of Miss Souter, who
was formerly a night superintendent
of the City Hospital. The class is
oral English will be conducted by
Miss Hazel Cooper, graduate of
Wellesley. Mrs. Juliana Taberna-
colo of Paris, will have charge of
the modern language work, which
will include classes in German,
French and Italian.
The regular courses that are Of
fered include dressmaking, millinery,
embroidery, stenography and cook
ing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-24
WOULD CONTINUE
LESLIE INJUNCTION
Creditors Plan to Prevent Dis
posaI by Local Companies
of Securities.

An application to continue the in
junction against three local compan-
les to prevent them from disposing
of security said to have been given
by Frank Leslie, of East Orange,
was heard today in Bankruptcy
Court. Leslie, who is a bankrupt, is
alleged to have assigned bonds, mort
cages and securities worth $1,000, to
the Builders Material Supply Com
pany, William III. Barkhorn & Com
pany and Cook & Genung.
Nathan H. Berger, counsel for the
petitioning creditors, secured an in
junction against the companies last
April. Affidavits were filed with Ref
cree Edwin G. Adams, in which it
was stated that the New Jersey Con-
struction Company and not Leslie was
indebted to them. Samuel +. Leber,
counsel for the Barkhorn company,
insisted that it was time the injunc-
lions were lifted so that his client
could dispose of its mortgages.
Frank Leslie today admitted on the
stand that he had given his personal
note for the $4,000 due the Barkhorn
company. He added it was with the
understanding that the notes would
pay the Indebtedness of the New Jer-
sey Construction Company. The
bankrupt also testified that the con-
struction company paid the notes
when due. He admitted that he
owned practically all of the $4,000
paid-in stock of the construction
company. The hearing will be con-
tinued.