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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
Food and Clothing Seized

Grain was seized on the threshing
floors and from graparies and houses
Soldiers entered shops and ordered
porters to carry bags of sagar and rice
away. Cloth and clothing were taken.
Shopkeepers were compelled to pay
large Sums of money. Yet Turkey is
not at war. Nearly two months have
passed and the situation does not i'm
prove. The missionaries have been be-
sieged to help but what little ready
money there was in the treasury has
melted like the morning dew. Pitiful
tales come daily to our ears. The i'm
Fortunate widow, telling of family
of six or seven children and no bread
in the house, besieged us for solid
half day and was given a Turkish Ira
(s4.50) to buy a grinding of -four
enough to last them few weeks. An
other Protestant family, desperately
poor, had saved enough from their
earnings, he by selling sugar candy
on the streets, she by doing washing,
to buy the wife dress for Sunday
and the husband respectable coat.
War conditions made people desperate.
Thieves stole these garments and other
things, and there is no way of bring
ing the culprits to justice at this time
of lawlessness. And these are but the
first two months, when even the poor
est household has something. What the
condition will be, if the war continues
into the winter, the tender heart
shrinks from picturing Undoubtedly
work must be provided for those who
Good Samaritan will be welcomed all
over the land
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Tonaue-End Topics
Dean Lewis Showed Alarm

William Draper Lewis rushed into
the State Department on Wednesday in
state of wild alarm. Asked what
was the cause Of his perturbation, the
good dean remarked that he had came
near to violating the law.
"You know" he remarked, "that
| was a candidate for Governor. Well,
l had forgotten to file my expense ae-
count, as required by law. just hap
pened to think of it.
Then the sometime candidate of the
Washington party for Governor OBJ
tanned a blank, filed it out, and maize
oath to its correctness before John
Kendelhart, notary. 1t showed that he
had spent less than $50 during the time
he was candidate, or up to the time
he was relieved by Mr.. Mccormick.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05

The English War Office has seen fit to Announce
that an interview had by Irwin s. Cobb one of the most
reputable newspaper in the United States with Lord
Kitchener the head of the British War Office was not
rect and that Kitchener what Cobb printed
his statements The interview remarkable one by
the way reported Kitchener saying that the would
Last three years. which to have been the British
idea, reflection on the allies fighting ability No
reputable newspaper would be guilty of manuactur
ing an interview such MI Cobb printed and it will be
very difficult for England convince the American people
that Kitchener did not the language as quoted.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
POLICE DROP ATLANTA KILLING
Satisfied Carhart Shot Galloway il
Mistake for Burglar

Atlanta, Ca, Dec. 5.-Chief of De-
tectives Lanford said yesterday that
the Police Department had dropped the
investigation Of the shooting of James
P. Galloway, who was shot and killed
by w. b. Carhart in the Carhart apart
ments here.
There will be no further investiga-
tion of the shooting" said the chief.
"We are satisfied with the verdict of
the Coroner's jury and are willing to
accept Mr.. Carhart s statement that he
thought Galloway was burglar"
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
RICH BOY CHARGED WITH THEFT
Reginald Wilcox in Court Hears He
Is to Get $1,000

New Haven, Conn.,, Dec. 5.-Regi.
maid Wilcox, grandson of the founder
of the International Silver Company
OF Meriden, Conn, was in the police
court here yesterday, charged with
the theft of $50 diamond scarfpin
from Thomas II. Hetherton, of New
York, travelling salesman. Wilcox $
case was continued for a week and he
was released on bond of $1,000. +
Word came to Wilcox in the court
room from Meriden that the probate
court there was passing upon legacy
of $4,000 from his grandfather's es.
tate. The legacy will be paid over it
was said. Wilcox is just 81 years ola
and has been working as tango teach
er for several months.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
Turks Long Prepared For War

That the Turks had begun to mobi,
hze their fighting forces and were get
ting ready for war long before they
declared their intention of joining the
Austro-German cause, is made plain in
an intensely interesting letter from the
Rev. George C. Doolittle, missionary
in Sition, Syria, who paid visit to his
home in this country last summer and
returned to Syria on July /. This let
ter, dated Sidon, September 26, was
read at q missionary meeting in Har-
risburg yesterday. After telling of the
many preparations made for the year s
work on his arrival in Syria, Mr.. Doo-
little says:
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
SCROFULA AND ALL
HUMORS Give way

There are many things learned from
experience and observation that the
older generation should impress upon
the younger. Among them is the fact
that serofula and other humors are most
successfully treated with Hoods Sar-
saparilla. This great medicine is a
peculiar combination of remarkably eff
fective blood.purifying and health Civ
ing roots, barks and herbs. and has been
tested for forty years. Get it to-day.
Adv.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
Mr.. Doolittle's Letter

"'We were anticipating busy,
progressive year of work. Then fell
the crushing blow-the colossal Euro
pean war-and plans and work were
checked. The Beirut banks closed, a
futile attempt was made to draw cash
for the August accounts; drafts on
London were worthless; business was
practically suspended. The government
instit itnted a wholesale military con-
scription, calling for all men between
20 and 40 years of age. Many hid
themselves or fled to Free Lebanon,
rather than serve in the army or pay
$500 in lieu of service. Then the gov
ernment employed various means to
obtain the men or their money. Tele-
graphic orders followed one another in
rapid succession, often mutually con-
Trajectory, now promising exemption
to certain classes, again threatening
with death those who failed to appear
at given time. The people know not
what to do. Many of those who wished
to enroll their names were obliged to
walk over rough mountain paths for
80 or 40 miles, because the govern
ment would not establish local recruit
ing centers. Horses, mules and camels
were commandeered in a ruthless way.
Many a poor man lost his means of
livelihood as his mule or camel was led
away by soldiers. Some of these un-
fortunate owners followed their ami
mails to the government centers in the
vain hope of getting cash value.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
JURY FINDS THAT
Smith IS insane
Continued From First Pare.

polfee declare was the property of tho
aged grandfather
Bushes Will Get the Money
District Attorney Stroup this morn
ing said that record will be made of
all moneys and other valuables obtained
from Smith and that the record will be
filed with the clerk of the courts. That
will be done as precautionary meas
ure should Smith at any time be de.
clared fit to stand trial on the murder
charge.
The administrator of the Bush estate
Will divide the money equally among
the Bush children, including Mrs.
Charles Smith, the mother of Edward
Smith.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
PASTORS COMING
TO SEE DR.. STOUCH
Continued From First Page.

told how things could be done during
the Christmas season. He said food and
clothing could be brought to the taber-
nacle and piled on the platform, for
distribution among the poor people OF
the city.
Members of the Slough party have
not as yet expressed themselves re-
garding continuation of the campaign
here, except that they would be sorry
not to be at their homes for Christmas.
Neither the executive committee nor
the cooperating ministers have as yet
made any arrangements to bring up
the matter for formal discussion.
Matter Not Yet Settled
That the matter Of DIR. Slough g
staying here an extra week or more is
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
BABES FIVE WEEKS APART
Both Will Live, Surgeons Say of r,
markable Twins

Mendoza, ILL.,, Dec. 5.-TGought to
be without precedent is the remarkable
case of Mrs. A. NJ. Snyder, of this
place, who gave birth to children five
weeks and one day apart. The first
baby, fve-pound boy, was born the
latter part of October. The second
child, born this week, weighed seven
pounds and also is boy. 81
Both infants are in good health and
give promise of surviving. Surgeons
say there is no case ON record which ap.
proaches this.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
LIZZIE WOULD STAY

Mrs Atwell had had quarrel with her maid, Lizzie.
and the maid remarked that she would leave
Lizzie, said the mistress, severely you must stav
until get another girl"
I intend to, num-" said Lizzie "Shure it's onlv rubt
should tell her the kind of woman You are
Kansas City Star.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05

great many people would like to take the task of
making up his cabinet off Governor-elect Brumbaupbs
hands but he apparently is going to renquish his
right TO do it himself.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
BACKBONE NOT NEEDED

II afraid haven't enough backbone to be seen in
blouse like that
"Ah madam, but this open part is the front, not the
back."-London Mail
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
TOLD IN LIGHTER VEIN
LUCKY To BE POOP

Caller-"How much for marriage lcensea"
Town Clerk-"One dollar"
Caller-"Ive only fifty cents"
Town Clerk-"Youre lucky."-Philadelpha Bulletin
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05

Captain Evans bars Tipperary" from use in the NAVY
on the ground that it is foreign song How about
America which was sung the of God Save the
Kingf
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05

Judging from the expense candidates in the
last election nobody but monares will hereafter be able
to for office.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05

President Wilson will have Congress ION his hands
Somehow Woodrow always manages to bring that bod
around to his way of thinking
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05

postmaster General BurlesOn springing ANYTHING
new when he suggests that Christmas shippers mail their
parcels early Seems if heard that somewhere
before.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-05
D E G E M B E R
WEATHER FORECASTS

Harrisburg and vicinity: Rain to- t/6ywSEHD
night and probably Sunday. Not much ky ~
change in temperature. (mYVNX%.
Eastern Pennsylvania: Rain south q. - WSA8S
and rain in north portion " N~
night and probably Sunday. Strong w @
northeast and east winds. w
YESTERDAYS TEMPERATURE IN HARRISBURG
Highest 46; lowest. SO; a. M, 40; p. M, AZ.
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oolfee declare was the property of tho
gel prandfatbar
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@imbriihe amo 9iebHdbIe.

6rau Gbeiter Gaton. an Der
9reenpooo unb gtoro Crescent Ibe.
ppbnbait, lbsilts Der pO!isei nit. blb
ibr Elm Siamuntrins i'm Werthe prn
$3.50 seitobIsn lpOrDsn 1T. 5rau Gas
ION bate ben Ring einen Woment AM
ras aii9enfsnitsrbrett nieberselsst.
BON lpo er psrichplnD. Die YsitobIsue
bsseihnete Der qoIi5ei cine beitimmtc
perion, pelts iie fir ben Disb bdlt.
- Gin Rsgsr ipuroe Der poli5ei als
Ger Dieb beseianet. pelder Dennis
@Iealon, pGbrsnb berieIbe geltern i'm
c .ntou part auf elmer gani ein penis
eunsenidt mar, Oeiisn Satett i'm Wsi.l
BON Sc seitOhIen bat.
Inbstanuts 0ienbe erbra4sn
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8iaiam GromIsp. SO. 473o Spra5
Gjrppe Qlpenue, uRO sntpenoeten aus
oem @eI6Gft Gigaretten i'm Wsrtb 1on
$40 iotpie ans Der ReSiitrisrtuHs eis
Summe ppn 50.
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Gbeiter garf.

Sauisube unb abertauienbe pilgers
ten ssitsrn naa bisiem btliebtsn Der
sniigunas Rsiprt uno beIebten
fGnmtIits llntsrbultungs Sepurtss
meuts, nit oeueu Der part bi6t Be-
rat lit, pdbrenb bss gunSsn Sages.
Sas reqite 2sber berrIfts jepph am
gaoeItranb uNb ielbit els fir tur5s
3sit Elm beftiser Reseu fisI, ipur0s
bem bsitsren SreibeR fsin qbbru9
aetban. gs purbe beu 9siu6ern
liar, bab Der part aud fir iDl9e
@pentualitGten senii9en5 porbereitet
lit, benn es brduhte Hiemanb ii6 Der
@ittsrune ausSuieBen, ba fir ale
rei6li6tr llntsrIdlupf porbanoen
mar. Gang beionbsre Qnaisbungss
trait iibts bic frsie 8aubepils. Dor.
itslluna fir ipel4e pis6er nambafte
aiinitler, ipie bic SeiIica 5ruppe, Der
2Gn3er Warnen, bic Goniter Wilion
unb Ga ROrs, ole S9psitsrn RamieD
u. q. NJ. engusirt iporben iinb. Gbeus
10 poraiigli6 iinb bic biesipo6entliden
2siitunssn bss aabarsiS i'm &lub
SouIs, Ioipie bic Wdnbelbilber unb bic
aon5erte Der Smittie'fhsn adpene,
beren fi6 bic 8eiu6er tpiienfrei ers
freusn tOnnsn.
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Jarmtrn Die 8srfolsuns Der Tanber
auf llnb es eelang ben Sarmern auh.
Storm binaFeit au MAIDEN, nahoem er
cine Rueelnunbs am aopf baponge;
tragen tpntte.
SubiIdum Der 9eorgetofp 10 n
nniperFtdt.
Wdihinatpn, .. g.. Z. Sun,,
Seitens Der 8ehDrbsn Der @sorae'
topn llnipsriitdi perbsu umfaiienos
0orbereiiungsn fir bic 6sier zee
1875 idbrisen 8eitebsns Der llniosr'
iitdt aetroffsn. Die iSeisr pirb am
|13. Suni bsainnsn unb biz .aum 81
.Snni ipdhren. Der 6auptrebner &C.
lesentIid bisies subilums pirb 6oh'
perneur Glpnn Don 9ep Dprt fem
unb aud prGiibent Wilion III eriu9i
iporben cine Reoe au baItsn. ueber
2OOO sllumnen Der llniperiitGt aus
alien gbeilen bes 2anbes iperben ben
SsiiipitGten beiipobusn. Der 0rat
eines GbrtnboftOrs her Re6te fpire
an Senor gianc. ben ipaniiden Bot
i6after in Waibinston, an Goups.s
neu- 9lunn, ben pdisntfommiildr
ybomds g. aina unb an nnoere pers
iGnlidteiisn psrlieben iperben.
groteitirtn sesenbie Bur
net 9iilinSbam Gins
uanberungss 8orlass
qtIantie Gitp, n. s.. Z. Suni.
Econ Gonbers, Der Grobmeiiter bss
linabbdnsisen Srb,ns Birth abrabam
iibte am Sonntas in isiner Subresbots
idaft an bic SeI.sn.en Der sssentpdr'
Tia bier itaitfinbenb.n %. Snbrsspers
lammIuus bts Orbens cine i.br i4ars
te aritit an Der Burnett Diilingls
bam'itsn ginipanberungsporlos unb
ertldrie, bab es bic pflidt bes prd'
fibenten Wilion iein fpiirbe, bas Jns
iraftreten Der 9siiimmunssn Der Uors
lag. gu perbinbsrn, falls bsr Senat
lumber alien am.riianiiden Srabis
tioHen" IN ben Jubiidpfen pes Sdules
iolgsn unS bic gorlass annebmsn folls
ie. gu slsiher 3eit appeairte Gan.
bers an bic 1900 9elssa!.n sseen bic
6o6flutb Der Seuhelei unb bes Wor'
urtbeils Jront gu MAIDEN. Jn b.m OFT.
li6en europa fsien Die 3uiidnSe ber'
art, bab piele Subsn sssiDunsen ipds
rsn. In ben 0ersinisten Siaatsn cine
3uflu6tsiidtis gu fuden, aber bur1
Sic 4nnubme bisisr unsert6isn wlab'
nabme piirben bic 9bore 4meritas
fir bic jiibifdsn ginpanbersr ssi4Iois
len Iperben.
@us bem Sabr.sbsritt oes Se,r.f
tdrs erbtat, bab Der Srben ipdhrenb
bes sSabr.s nm 40 2osen nit stfpa
5000 Miisli.bern 5ugenommen bat,
fobab bi. @eiammiSabI Der MitslieSer
fia nunmsbr auf ii6sr 100000 be-
IGuft.
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QeripnalsN pti3ea.

cSm bobn alter BON Sc Jabren pers
| Ichieo nab 3tpeilp0ti9sm itDsr.n
2eioen 6rau SOpbie Gli e
9eder, aeb. Stsinmann, pom yto.
924 Clinton Strabe, cine pddsre
beutIte gipnierin unisrer Staot. sic
mar oeboren am II. Suni 1928 gu
Weobsl6rot BEL gramitebt in SoIitein,
fam i6pn in iungsn Sabrsu ndd
glmerita unb reitts Serrn Wm.
gedsr bic 6anb gum guno fiir's Sc.
ben, nit benz lie in gIiidlider Gbe
lebte. @m %. 2lpril 1903 mar es
ben pddersn gtso ten pereonnt, i'm
arsiIe ibrsr 9lng,p0rigsn. 9srpdnbs
ten uno f5rsunoe bas ihOne 5eit Der
oolbenen Sot5eit 3u feiern. Wor 9
Sabren III Der 9attiH Der Gebensges
idbrte ourt ben 5ob entriIsn porosn.
Die ainber, 3 S0bue uno sins
Sptter, S6pkgsrs unb 8roBtinoer
peritb0nten Der SHUTTER uno 8robs
mutter ben Qbenb bss ae6ens uno thos
ten ibr 9lles gu 2isbs. sSrou sophie
geter mar in ipeiten &reiien als brope
oeuti6e 5rau betannt unb pessn ibrsr
Ssr8ensgiiie uno ibres aufrihtieeH
0eiens aQaemein bsliebt. Sic ges
b6rte Az ben dIteitsn WitgIisoern Der
0ritteu 0eutit prot. gemeiube uno
Oes Erauenpereins Dsrielben. Nie bel
ben sSbriaen, 10 lpirb BEL allen. Die re
tannteu, ibr @ebGdtuib i'm Segsn
bleibeu. Bon Der Bobnung ihrer
1ptter, Hrau 9ouiid grodhlnnn. geb,
gsdsr, 5lS Ribble Rolb, aus piro
lie am 8ienitoa Gadmittng CUR Gras
besrube aeleitst. Yer Sruuergottes :
bisnit piro I'm q llbr in Der Gas
p.Qe beg 9eutiden prot. &irhhofs
auf Walnut 5iqs pon Serrn paitor
$. 6osfnsr aebalten.
Sm bpben Utter ron 73 Sdbrsn III
poraeitern frub in isiner WobHuns
go. 1714 @ine Strnbs Ssrr & o : n
girgler, Elm ktannter unb belieb.
ter beutiasr piunier, ieinsr Dor etlpa
pier Wonuten p<ritorbenen aebensse'
fGbrtin ins 5enIsits asfoIst. Die Be
erbisung beg 8sritorbsn.u, Der meRs
rere erpo6Isne ainoer binterlGbt,
ftnbet mpraen Tadmittas I'M 2 llhr
bonn Sterbebaufs aug itutt. Die Bel
Issung srfoIst auf Sprins GrODs.
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Jn(anOIc(egrap6
Ser 9lus3mg mad europa
narfcr ais i'm 8ori br.

Ger 9lus3mg mad Gurop q
iarfcr ais i'm y criab br.
Sem Sort, Z. SUM. @enn aud
OaS @aiiageid)dit iiir Die transatlan'
tiifsn GanlpferseieIidJaitsH iih niht
oani 10 alanseno anlaBt wie i'm Dor.
lobre, 70 biirien iie inmerbin aill
Elm autcs Gur6ifuiitsiabr rebnen.
oenn ole itdrtere geipegnna nab eil'
ropo miro ibnen tbeillpelie iilr Ole
aeringcre mad, Den @ereinigten Staa-
Ten Griag bringen. Sn ailen alaileiI
ueiit Der 9erfebr nafD europa BIS
her cine 3unabme eegen 0as SorlaDr
ali, beionoers nber im 3iplibetloed,
iuos tbeillpeiie Der inonitriellen De'
preiiion uno tbeillueiie oen attrattloeil
Gaiiaacvreiien, bic 5lpiiden $22 nno
S27 pariiren, Suaeidrieben weroelI
mag. I'm 3piidenbed iinb ndbreno
Der ahlclauienen iiinf Wonate oleles
,Sabras 53,053 4erionen mebr pom
ben Der. Stanten abgereiit als in
8oriohrc. lie 3abl mar 1Sl 1913 se'
act 12S $40 i'm gcriabre. 6n Der 2.
aaiijte iino bisber 1851 yerioneil
obgcrplit. geeen 39,69S i'm gorinIre
- nm 1913 mebr, Sn Der l. stalilte
bctrua Die 3abI Der abgereiiten yal'
laaierc 3s,70- - Inn 1145 nIebr alS
i'm gorjabre.
IN Der geipegnng na6 ben ger'
einiaten Staaten iii geeen oas 8or'
jaGr i'm 3lpiitenoed cine @bnnbre
bun 1880 9erionen 5u oer5eidMetl,
,m 0ieienl Sabre traien 269, ,534
Berionsn I'M 3lpiidenoed elm, geaen
4Sl, ,J24 i'm @orjabre. Sn Der 2. Sta
lite mar cine aGnabme bon 1928
9Serionen eegen bas @orlabr 5n per
,eid;neu mas nit Der geringeren ein-
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rlele 9luspanoerer Sicbcn cs Dor, bic
lle6eriabrt in Der 2. stdiiite 81 ma
den. neil lie baourh ben Dcrnenpeg
nnG, Der unieligen Ssniel 5u pcrlnriber
boiien, mas ia aud in ben meiitcn
1aaen aelinet. lie 3obl Der IN Der
2 Qajiite eiiieetroffencn Eerionen
betrua 9t,et5 gegen 109,t34 inl
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oieiem ,sabre 23,41S gericncn einge'
troilell, aeacii "a, I'M goriabre
I'm III ipeniger.
Sic saiion fir cic slmerifamiioen,
bic e,ltiueoer 5unl 8eraniigen oocr
ms nnScreu llriahen Die ihpinnnen'
ber galdite iiir lire gHropaiaertsn
beuiiecn 1T bcreifs i'm DoIIsu @nnse
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gokal.Derid)t
Sm 9ienit nermnsliift.
OtOturraS. Euli,iit SirOn trns onrdI
eiuen Stur5 cIncn Htppen' nnO
Slrmbrud bapOu.

SnfoIgs bes itarten Reeens, psIte:
geitern Rudmittas iiber Gintiundli
HieOersins, gIitt bas MOtOrrao 0cs
YOIi5ilten WtGam 9tron pom 10.
poIi3eioiitritt CUR Geits, poOurd Der
9eamte bon isinem Sib itiir5ie.
0iron, pelaer ni6t dunlbm, pab sr
ihwer Derlebt mar, trpBoem sr
SdmerSen i'm Iinten grm uno in Der
gruit psripiirts, psrbIisb Bis nm 5
llbr Ra8mittass i'm Dienit uno be-
CAB ii6 crit oann mad ieiner Wohs
nuns. 0a iid bic S6mer5sn pc,s
idIimmsrten. purOs Or. De Reen pcn
Ho. 1906 Gbais glpenue berbsigsrufen,
Der feititsIIte, oab 0irOn einen 4rms
bru6 unb osn gruh BON Orsi RlPpsn
buponsetrlgen bate. 0r. De ReeH
beno6riftigIe ben pp!i3eiar3t Gr.
SoOags, psIdsr Der poIi3sibeAOroe OH
2lbsnb BON Dem llnfau WIittheiIung
ma6ie.
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q { ~ y . TT.

Sic Iciupprt Siiiec iir bas Sim
tinnaticr &pIfsbIatt" beiinbet i'd in
Nu. 339 gurf etrafe, seseniibcr eem
Gpurtbunie, luuiclbit 9sciiisfeiten, Vim
,cisen ii. {. III. biz 10 llbr 45 @inn-
ten slbenSs cntsegcnaenummcn lper'
Scn. Sclrnhun Gouth 2401.
W&oro i'm Silper 8rope.
@lepelano asmp bon go. 1882
9ontlit stroBe, Gopin9ton, Elm pris
ratoetettip, rurbe geItern, als er Ieine
Runoe muate, brutal ermproet. Gr
puroe nit elmer pide nieoer9el9la9ef.
Die pite purOe ipGter in einem De
tiifd aefunoen uno Spar 80 Sub pUnI
S6atort entfernt. 9llem InItein nab
ipuroe Der Mf6ro bon @iienbabnoietcl'
beeunaen, bic, aIs lie einen 8iitsrDss
een beraubtn pollten Don Semp err
tappt lpurpsn. lin unsefGbr A upr
puroe Der Uioro BON ben Sndben 80
Iepb YeaIod, IA, unb Sbomas Wlorc,
IA i'm Silper @rope entoedt. gtdbe
BEN 9eleiie go. II ipuroe Die Setne
aemps gefunDen. Sieielbe par nil
Ginpers beoedt, allem anIheln nab.
I'm bic Sblt sl perbergen Der aorf
mar nit 9Iut bsoett uno es 5eists i'h
ipfort, oab Elm Morp porlag. Gprpner
Or. 9isbp fanb cine gIutIahs al1 oeii
Geleiien II uno u, no asmp jsbens
fails nieoergsiblogen puroe. Iuea
2ln3ei6en nab puroe er pon oleler
SteIe ben Siissl binabseroat. gihs
Gtrede pom 5batort entfernt tano
man bag Snitrument, nit psld,ri
aemp nieoergeI6lagen uno sstOcfet
rurbe. Sin Raubmpro liest midi
ppr, oa obIolut ni6ts an Dem Grmors
beten psrmibt piro. ssine goIoene
llbr unb 9elbb0rie puroen an tbm
Don Or. 0igbp sefunoen, sbsnlo lem
Repolper llnb S6lasrine.
Sam Su ipdt. Gin griet oes
GstretGrs 9affoon Der Strabenbahn
go. puro. aeitern BON ben Sommihds
ren smpfangen, in bem sr eriudt, sinen
9eItlub, oab nur Union 2euts beim
grltenbau an Der glften Ctr. anss1
iteqt psrben ioIItsn, gu plosrruTsn.
Die GtrabenbubH gsieIlitcft srs
tldrt, oab lie ben auntra:t an bic
&mericean griiden 90. in gep yort
psraebe, babe, unb nit Der gnitsIIung
Der 2sute ni6ts gu tbun babe.
- Geiunobeits beumter Gr. Soob
teri6tete fOlaenOe 3Oossfias fiir bic
oerfloFene @ods: 9eprg U. Wti6sls
bad, AZ; 9ootgsbpren Gnqliib; 2oot'
seborsn Roogera; 2puiia 5. 9stamp
l; Qnnl Sarris, 80.
- 0Gbrenb bss gei:rieen Sturmss
Idlug Der gliB in bic Wobnung Der
Jrnu Stamping, Ro. 410 Sit A. Str.
uno 3srit0rts ben aumin. IS sutItano
jsooty teiE 9ruuo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
Sin idjpiller SOnntag.

mir battsn geitern elnsn rs4t
i6piilen Sonntag unb pegsn oes
groben 5atttistsitsssbalis Der Si'ft
ipuroe Die 6igs boppslt unanssnsbrn
enpfunben. Die Dstt.rparte auf osdI
gunosssebdnos rssiitrierie I'm ! uhr
g!a6mittaes cine So9ittempsrail'r
BOT. 80 GRAB uno Die Strabentsmp.:
ratur por pobI tpenisiisns I'm Iilnf
Grab bDber. aurS nad Siid beganu
ss su bonnsrpsttsrn. Der Rsae ;.
ip.lber auf ben SigeIn MIR ipdrll3
fisl bradts ritt bi. erishnte Ibflih'
luna. pobl absr ben itarten Jsu4tl5s
teitsaebalt Der Cuff. Seibes gBsttsr
iteh: uu6 iur bsute uno flr morssn
in qusiiGt.