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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
@upOfellOiu sanserdJOr.

Cine re6t 5ablreid) beiuf)te Ser,
ianllnllug bielt geitern gtadllnittag
oer @nobiellom Sdngerd)or i'll ieiner
Gerclnsballc, oil Der Mnlntt StrdBc,
inter Torlb bcs Erdiioellten ,5nlill5
siren iulo lSrotofoIliiibrllng Dcs Se.
tretdrs &enrD 9llber6 nb. Die Ser.
Iammlirng an mo fiir ii) idloB III
Ser MebrjQbl nur 8outineqeidmfte
elm. Sic Gnllaoung gum Set oes
Geuti6en 2llten6eims lpuroe nnae,
nolnnen mo beidaoiien, lid 10 5ohl-
reid mie moglid Daral 5u betbeilts
ge. IS iolgtc Die GerIeillng eiltcS
0as SGngcrilit 6ctrefiGl0c S6rciben
uho lurr0e Der Nrulioent $. siren ais
GelcQat tur 25unocsiiblria erllangt.
2ll5 Stelluertretcr ilulgirt Settefor
$. 2llbcrB. IS lpllroc beid)loiier, on5
oieajdGrige StiitlmgSicit ourd cine
Gootinbrt 3lt ieiern mo lit 81 oieIem
,}gcd eln Boot belegt mor0cll, mel
me5 oic Diitglicoer ulO ocre't
,5reunoc am 1G. sluquit nri DEN
99cGen 6es ohio Itromanipdrts tra-
gen iuQ.
,3u Der am 20. Suli in @anlilton
| 9, itattfinOen0eu Yroteipara6e 0er
irci6citlitb geiinnten gilrger, neroen
iif Die Niitglie0cr 6ca &ereiu5 per
g(utomcbil rad S5amlIton be8e6en,
I'M ibren Otitmeni6en bet Der De
lnonItration bebiiIfIih 5u iein. 0tir
Dem @inieben Ser heiBen Sabres5elt
bieIt es Der GerCin iiir angebraft,
mdbreno Der Otonate GStli uHo 9Ill-
quit Die @eiangsitbungSinln6en aus
| iuQen 5u lniien IS miro abcr baraui
aufmerfiam genadt, oaB Die SiBnn.
gen troBOem re8elmaBig i'm @ereinS-
lofal ituttfinoen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
Nenmen TIT 9atoxia.
Cas- csriibjabrs. .&ccting nimmt am
Nioutag ieiucn 9lnTang.

Q(m W&ontag beginnt Das 0rl4-
ja6rs Wlseting Des Gutonia Sodep'
Glu6s uno tpGfreno Der orelBigtdgigen
Renniaiion iperoen bic 6reunoe oes
surfs poa unb gang ouf lire aeds
nunq fpntmen. 3a6lrei4e por5ii9lide
qferbe iinb angemelbst uno perDen I'M
2aufe bes Mleetings laufen. Sas
SouptereigniB am Montag 1T Oas S5ns
ausurdl 6anoicap fir $4,000. Ra4,
itebenoe pferbe iino fir Die Wtontags@
rennen eingetragen:
@rites 9fennen = SeGln0;
2pcijd3rige; iiillf 6urIpng5: &Ia'
netarp 81, 9. 5irit 81, 8tomn
@rilce 100, 8ono t01, WartInos
los. SiGerator 103, MaOcap GubeB
104
3neites ceiling;
9reijd6rige mo dIter, ied)s Sun
longs: gig Spirit 96, 9radtomn
gcQe 9G. @ppip 2ope 81, @ater 2ilD
100, gnrir 100, Gcpoiit 105, !gtor-
ristopn 10S, Granite 110.
Critics 9tennen - elaolu-
ance8; 3lpeiidbrige; 513 6rrlongs;
Selen 9lapbonIo t02. &an !vfalO
102, 0tarion 8oosbp 105, aJiargaret
g. 107, Soog Sarbarp 107, Wlunloc
t07.
Itertes Rennen 3Snal;-
oural.San0icap; mb i16 McIlc;
Ireiidbrigc uno dlter: 2)engbce 0S,
GaIuarina 98, Boots ano Sooole
100, 6oogc 102. gclloc 102, Span
@arbncr 102, Strona t04, @lIbIte
107, Samuel Vi. Meper 10S. Cream
los, Clubs 109, Gonerail III,
Bouea t13, SoIar Star 115, 8reat
Britain 119, Huoolio 1913.
Siinites Rennen San'
bieap; Greijdhrige unb dlter; iebs
Surlongs: Stbello 50, Star Sas-
mine 102, @il6itc t07, Sarpt1orn
109, Treiunlption 109, 6reat gri'
tain 118, MeriOon 125.
Se6ites Mennen- = Gel
ling; 2reiiGbrige uno alter; 1 uno
|1EC Weile: Disparity 81, 8ac 96,
Star stctreB 103, @uioepoit 1O4.
gaa grpipn 1O6, RiB Gborpe 1o1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
feitsberibt.

56Omas M'@eban, 46, 3780 aeit.
ncr Ctr, 9lItobolpersiftunS.
Carl gutp, 10 Muuats, 610 Gp-
tpOrtb Str, 2ungent5iinoung.
Samss WFSugb, 35, 2257 Golum.
bia 2lpe., subertuIOie.
@iliam GIpnn, 81, S25 W. @iert'
Ctr. Riidenmartsbarre.
Somss pusb, SO, 1872 2incoIr
ape., GrIhDpfung.
Gpm. aungtrp, SO, 1900 Morton
2unssnsnt3iinoung.
Gbsrharb goefauer, rs, $500 Sc
Gleoe, Risrenleioen.
Sophia SesIe, 43, 907 State 9tpe.
Ssr5leiosn.
@iIiam Upton. So, Wsuncis, Snb.
Snqueit in S8pebe.
gsrnuro 20. 2ambers, "a, 1575
Sones, Magensrtaiinoung.
Gbarles -. SaSen. 4S, $50 gort
Snqueit in Sdpe6e.
Catherine geneid, "a, 1927 5air'
mount, glutitur5.
Spbn RosIier, 73, Stabt, Ser3'
trantbeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
Gun;crte i'm 2pu.

9[uh i'm 3ooIogiidcn Garten lit
Oie aon3ertiaiion jebt in oOllem
Sang. 9a5 ans Spmpbonifern be,
Itcbenbe Cincinnati Sonlmer,Srhe-
tier ocranItaItet in Oem berrliden
@arten Ra6mittngs ln0 9lbenos
aon5crte uno Ser aapellneiIter triit
sen Beidmof oes sablreidcn 4ubii,
fums biniid)tlid Ser muiifaIiiGe,t
Garbictl,ngen auis Bette. Ger ber5-
li6e @eiialL meIcber jeoer gtummer
sutbeil pir0, lGBt oas erfennen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
Nidjt 9einrb genng aur 9lrbeit.

9GriiBer HefplanDs pom Senutsz
tommittee fir 5ptIhenitaatIi6en gan
Del Dirb iofOrt mad Der @rleoigung
Der Wiberrufspprlage ben 8eriub
mo6en, Die 9prlage, Dur6 rpel6e cine
rSrape GomHiiiion" geI6affsn pers
Den iou. al5 yuubeenOigtes Gei6Gft"
por ben Senat gu bringeu. M0glt6ers
lpeiie oiirfte ii9 bon Sciten gepiiIec
Senatoren. Die anoere NtdBnatmen
srleDi9t niinI6en, biergegen Sppofi=
tim geltenb MAIDEN, aber angeIi6ts
Der Stimmun9, in pelfer Der Senat
ii6 5ur 3eit befinbet, bat es aQe
@abrI6einliffeit fir Iih, DoB Serr
RepIanos nit ieinen gldnen erfolg=
reid Iein pirO.
glur cine gang perIdpinbeno tleine
,3abl Der Senatorsn lit Der 2lnIi6t.
DaB bic Ssbatte iiber Die .3rdoe
GommiiIion" @nrlage ii6 inn tiir3erer
l3eit als 5pei Monaten crleoigen
liebe. Die gorlage an lid oiirfte
nitt cine 10 lanae Spunne 3eit in
9tniprut rebmen, absr lie tann ia
omenbirt peroen uno es itebt auber
aler sSrage, oab glmenbirungen in
qrober 3abLeingereiht peroen. Die
8orlage an iid beriibrt Die 8ragen Der
aetten Oirettprien ippie Der oSplo=
ina Companies abiolut ni6t, aber
es ite6t ben Senatorsn frei, piesbe.
siiglite 9lmenDirungeu gu unterbreis
ten. iiter Die .Dunn abgeitimmt peroen
mub. Inter oieIen llmitdn0en piro
es pDGio ppn ben 5ibreru Der Wtaio=
ritdt abb1ngen, lid buriiber iaIuIIig
au perben, tpie melt lie segeupdrtig
in Der gInti 5ruItQeieBgebung gehn
pollen uno fails bic 5hdtigteit beg
Genats nitt auf Die nSraoe Gormti=
1ion" 9prlaae 6ei6rGntt iutro, oirfte
! bic GeITion bes &onqreiies NOD cine
aeraume Spanne 3eit pdbren. OBJ
! ifpn blirf1 RachtIiBungen Die Seiiion
etpas pertirst perOen fDnnte 10
biirTte bod tuum Su oteiem Wtittel
oeoriffen neroen, oa piele Der Sendtos
rem abIolut nihts bnDon piHen mol
| len, in Der uelpdltigen SomnerbiBe
| Sau unb Ruc1t tbGtt0 gu iein. Inter
/ bieien ltmItdnoen iino bic 9msIIhten
auf cine friihere 9srtaaunS uls W|ttte
| g(uouIt feline Iehr giinittgen.
Die 9(usIiften auf cine tribe Wers
| taaund haben iih aud ni6t ourh ben
ltmitano berbeiiert. OdB Die Gldptons
| Tcte 9prldqe elne Der brei pom Saule
| anqenommenen 9orluseu, Dem SuItl5
tommittee 0es Seudts ii6ernieIen NOR
ben lit. Dos Suiti5tommittee bat Iih
Iopeit nod nint nit 9lnti Srllitfrdz
| oen in 9erbinSung nit neuer GeIeBe
| aebunq teIhGftigt uno es oiirfte oabsr
| mebrere Qpnen oausrn, ebe es Die
@orluoe qeniigsno our6beratben bat.
Inn lie Dem Senat unterbretten au
! t0nren.
Iafbem oos 6uus oiegepillilunass
purlaQen erleoigt Bat tpirb es id in
eriter Qinie nit Der Mponiden poit
omtsporla9e beffdftigen, pel4e cine
RepraoniIirung nit ge3ua dut bic
8esdblunQ i'm @iienbabnpoitoienit ioa
mic SonturreBpriiiuraen fir bic
9oTter bon 6tIfs goitmeiitern pors
Iiebt. Die 9orlaqe befinbet ii6 ieBt
DOR Dem 6auie unb tann gu jeoer 3eit
3ur Debate aufgerommer peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
@okal.9fridDt
3emnioI, Der Neuner.
Der 80. Sabrestas Der sfmsmnitc'
rHns fiiGrt Die altea aaiHeraSsa
sniainmeu.

Cine biibide Grinnerllngsfeier in &r
g,emorial Snlle.- Gbrengabs Der
f6dtcr bes 9ieginents - 9tld)ter
slIirco 81. 9tippsrt ipridt ferlllSc
@crte. Gle alte ariegsfabite,
ipcIte beutid,e 6rauen benz He5l'
ment Dor SO ssabren itiiteten, ipan'
bert ms 8riegsmuielm 5n eolilnl'
bug. lie aameraben ialiitlreil
ole SABINE gum lebteB Wsal.
@rilBc BON ssa6 i,no 5ern. -atete'
poIlcs @ebeiifsn I'M ierncn aalt1or'
MEN. - Die geteranen Die Galts
ibrer 15dter imo gnfel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
Mit cincm sdaOelbrndJ aniaeinnScn

@sitsrn 8urmittas tuurOe BON poIis
5iiten an Der SinbIap uno Sobn Str.
Der 80 Sabrs alte obbuhIoIe Siua;
Sarris baIbbetpubtIos aufgefunbsn
Sm IiGbtiibsn Srantenbaus itellter
bic 9lsrate feit, oab Surris. iuel6sr
fart na9 glItpbol buftets, jeoenfaIls
in Ser5runtenbeit 5u5an lam II. einen
S6doeIbrrd baponsstrasen batte.Surs
ris basessn bebuuptet, Don unbetann.
ten psripHsn niebsrssf6Iasen tDOrSsu
su fsiH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08

be, sSa6rbadl. iS6rIter, Sdbnle, Serr-
finger Yid, Self, Wofec3ef, S9aB<
mann, ge @armo, @udcnberger,
Sanburg, sSnqram, 2en5 BON 9onlll-
ton, @roR, Scib mo yfeidel; 6rdn'
leins 2oiliie &icide, Gublncier, Sil-
lie, Gliia6ciG i.nb Gina 6affner, Sol
Re, airi4er, SpGtb bon alirora, Gm5
ma rno Gouiie 9uian 1llter imo
U2dthes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08
Aounte ni6t auf
oen S'deen feGen
sSran gnfcr iunr 10 idnuad - aOnnte
lire slrbeit niht tinn 5ano
Seilernng ami nugeiuObn'
lidje gSeiic.

9lbran, glih. - n36 tit furbtbar on
meibH6er SbDddDe uno 8ildenpeb NIB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08

fpuroe 10 idipadl, Oab
i6 faum meme Grbeit
perri 6 ten fDnHte.
Nenu idj mtin 8e
itjtrr nuieJ, nlubte ih
nirberiisen. uno iuenn
itb oen SuBboosn feb
rem polite, lpuros ih
70 ihmacl]. oaB icb ale
nGut .ytinllten eineu
5runf gSaiier uebnter
ntuBte, uno bepor Id
tuubreinigen Dor
natnI, muBte i'd nib
nie0erleQeu. sSch mar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08

10 ntager. odb msine 2tngrbDrigrn oadlttn,
I'd, Witroe Die Gus5ehruEg betonlmer. glnes
2nBes fano itil Elm I'M Soic umberilntterus
oes Stilddien &apisr uHb ic) bob eS aif uno
las ef @s itanO oaraui rIom @robe ase
rettet" uno paro nlitgttheilt, mas Gpoia &.
YinfbGm's 8esetable COMPOUND 95raueu gss
tban bot. SD ieiQte rs reintm @Giten uuo
oteIer iaate: Barum oeriuhft Gu es nitt?
sd Ceriufte es unO nah0enl id ;iDei iSla-
idlen eingsnommeR bate, fiIblte id) beer
uno iagte III metuem 8atten: ,,Sd benotbtge
fetnes mebr" uno er ontiportete: o3u tbGttlt
itbrieens belier, es nod cini9e 3eit Su neb,
men," 8ann scbrardte id) es nod oret
WDnnte uno murOe geuno uno trdttia." -
ifrau Nlon5O Is. BGter, 9 3ecumIsb
Ctr, aorlau, Wtidl.
osidlt 9einrh genng sur 9lrbeit
3r oieIen gorten 1T bic 5ragboie 10
mander 5rau, 6aushaIteriu ober 2obudre
beiterin uerborgen, welde iid) ielbit erbdlt
uno fduiis fit Die grbatung Der Samilie
mitbelien muf, fir mageren 9pbn Sb im
Spaue, in Der Giiics IN Der Ssabrit, gSerts
itdtte, Saoen o6er Niide beihaitigt. iUlte
Die Jrau nicilt UerQeiien, 0aB es ein erprobs
teS unO 5uperldNiges Rittsl geQtn oitIeni.
gen Grtrontunaen gtbt, 5u psLAen ale
t5rauen nsi9en, unb oaB bieits liittel &goia
G. 8inflau's 8e9etuble COMPOUND ia. IS
teiOrbert bic qebensfrait, lpeIhe bic 9lrbeit
leiht madt. 5be &poia 8. Eiutbam WeDi-
cine Co., 9pnn, Mali.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-08

ttebertrctuup bcr Suni tdtsre.
geIn lirmdBtdlcit i'm GNcu uub Irnitu aes
'H'cm'fidic Wiis ghluctiitnQcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bee a6rucr6 obey @eiiice uuGcluHbc Gut.
Nnicnihali in sumniiicbcrltpeubcu crielidet
llubernlulDH @eritopiuna. lieher Nneumna
iihn,ns. Gmphhhi utb Elm seer bon Nraria
bcien gScnn bic 4niiu nueu iih nch helirlt
fnnu fritt bic lRiilcnidnit init tbrcu aus oer
bcirflb Elm, perircibt bic piiiiqcn 9lblonbern-
nrn lduiert bic qeber 6inei Die Sthleiicn.
Ieinat bos Nut unb bcidhiai bic @atur tbre
geilnoe lhdiigieit nui'S Gele Si heainnen.
Das beiririen et. gtruurb afduitrpntn nniebI.
bar. Sit 25 Gents bet apotbeIetil su baber.
iWW
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
A|RSH|P RACE FROM
/. LONDON To PARIS IS
WON BY AMERICAN
Walter l. Brock Is Victor in Flight
Lasting Over Seven
Hours

London, July IL. - The aeroplane
race from Hendon to Paris and back
to-day was won by Walter L. Brock,
the American airman. who recently
carried off the aerial derby round Lon
don and the on-to-Manchester air
race.
Brock arrived az the Hendon aero
drome. outside London. at As minutes
past O'Clock, having taken exactly
three hours and a half to fly from
the Buc aerodrome. outside ParisS AS
his flying time on the outward journey
from Hendon to Paris was hours 80
minutes. the total duration of his
double journey was hours 3 minutes
but this is unofficial.
On his arrival Brock received a great
welcome from the huge crowd assem-
bled in the aerodrome. He has be.
come very popular in England since
his arrival here from Chicago two
years ago.
Brooks official time was hours 3
minutes 6 seconds. The distance in a
direct line is 502 miles.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
Melville f. INGALLS,,
NOTED F|NANC|ER AND
RAILROAD MAN DEAD
liberated Tooth Proves Fatal to
Railroad Magnate at Hot
Springs, Va.
By associated Press

Hot Springs, Va, July 11.-Melville
e. ingalls,, financier and railroad man,
died here early to-day of heart failure.
Mr.. ingalls, had been at his summer
home here for some time. Members
of the family and friends says he had
been gradually declining for months,
but his illness had been more marked
during the last few weeks.
Three days ago he suffered from an
ulcered tooth and the shock of treat
ment was fatal. He became uncon-
scious soon afterward and was only
reused once or twice before he died.
One of his sons, Melville r.. ingalls,,
Jr., summoned hurrfedly from New
York, arrived at the death bed and
was recognized by his father once dur
ing the last hours. Mrs. ingalls,. the
widow, and a daughter, Miss Gladys,
also were at the bedside when death
came.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
COLLIER STORSTAD
!. HELD To BLAME FOR
EMPRESS DISASTER
Findings of Wreck Commission
Were Handed Down Today
in Quebec
CHANGE OF COURSE CAUSE
Was Ordered by Third Officer
Without Orders From First,
Who Was in Charge
OF COURSE CAUSE
By Associated Press

Quebec. July 1.-THE collier Stor-
stad is held to blame for the Empress
of Ireland disaster, in the findings of
the wreck commission. handed down
to-day. The commission holds that
the disaster was due to the Storstad' S
change of course ordered by the third
officer without instructions from the
first officer, who was in charge of the
collier at the time.
The Empress was sunk in the
st. Lawrence on May % with a loss
of more than l 900 lives.
The inquiry into the disaster was be-
gun in Quebec on June 16 by a COM
mission composed of Lord Mersey, for
merly presiding justice of the British
admiralty court; Sir Adolpho Routhier,
of Quebec, and Chief Justice Mcleod,
of New Brunswick. The commission
Commander F. w. Caborne, of the
British royal naval reserve; Professor
John Welsh. of New Castle, England;
Captain Demere, of the Dominion
wreck commission. and Engineer Com
mander Howe. of the Canadian naval
service. Commander Caborne and
Professor Welsh were nominated by
the British Board of Trade. Lord
Mersey also presided over the inquiry
into the Titanic disaster.
The Golfers third officer found re-
sponsible was Fred Tuftenes. He was
on the bridge when the crash occurred.
We regret" says the finding, ito
have to impute blame to anyone in
connection with this lamentable dis
aster and we should not do so If we
felt that any reasonable alternative
was left to us We can however coma
to no other conclusion than that Mr..
Tuftenes was WRONG and negligent in
altering hts course in the fog, as he
undoubtedly did, and that he was
wrong and negligent in keeping the
navigation of the vessel in his own
hands and in falling to call the captain
when he saw the fog coming on.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
Pretty Striker Will Not
Suffer Because of Act
By Associated Press

Pittsburgh, July IA 17-year- old
girl striker. whose action in waving
an American flag in front of the col
umn of Pennsylvania Constabulary
when they entered the strike zone in
East Pittsburgh ten days ago nearly
led to disorder, will be among those
to return to work at the electric plant
Monday and she will go to a better
position. Captain l.. q. Adams, COM
manding the Constabulary, so admired
the determination of the girl that be-
fore leaving the district yesterday he
went to the company officials and OBJ
tanned a pledge from them that the
girl would not suffer because of her
act. The officials, IL is said, also prom
ised to promote the girl, whose name
has been withheld.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
George B. Markle, Son
of Pioneer Coal Man,
Is Dead in Hazleton

Hazleton. Pa. July 11.-George b.
Markle, of this city, son of the late
GeorTe B. Markle. ST., a pioneer an
thacite coal operator and brother OF
John and Alvan Markle. who are en-
gagged in the same business. died early
to-day at the State Hospital, where he
had been a patient for three weeks.
He was a graduate of Lafayette Col
Iege class of 1873 and a member of the
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity. He was
associated in the firm of G. B. Merkle
Company, coal producers and was
prominently connected with the Halle
ton Board of Trade and other local
organizations. He was a leading Pro-
gressive and was actively identified
with the party in this section of the
State
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
NINE BALLOONS To
SAIL IN NATIONAL
ELIMINATION RACE
Contest Will Determine Third
American Entrant in Inter-
national Race
GAS SPECIALLY PREPARED
Goodyear" Plotted by Preston.
of Akron, Will Be Last to Be
Given Release
GAS SPECIALLY PREPARED
BY .Associdted Press

ST. Louis. Mo-, July 11.-Nine ball
looms will sail from here late this af-
ternoon in the national elimination
race to determine the third American
entrant for the international race
that will start from Kansas City next
October. The international race Is
for the James Gordon Bennett cup
and each competing country Is en-
titled to three entrants.
The first two American entrants
are the men who got first and second
place in the last International race
r. II. Upson, of Kansas City, and II.
f. Honeywell of St. Louis. The third
entrapt will be the aeronaut who
makes the longest flight in an air line
In the race to-day. "
Specially prepared gas is to be
pumped into the balloons Each bal
loon has a capacity of 10000 cubic
feet and the aeronauts will sail equip
ped for a long flight. The record for
American flights was made in 1910 by
Allen r. Hawley, who flew from st.
Louis to Lake Tchotogama, Quebec. a
distance of 1,172.9 miles. The worlds
record was made by Maurice Remains
of France, in the international race
of 1912. He flew 1854 miles.
The order in which the balloons will
sail was determined by lot yesterday
afternoon, the coveted last place GO
piloted by r. A. ID. Preston. of Akron,
Ohio.
Order of Release
Following is the order in which the
bags will be released at intervals of
five minutes, the first one starting at
5 o'clock:
1-"Hoosier." pilot Warren Rasor.
Brookville, Ohio; aide. Herbert Rasor,
son of pilot.
2-"America ILL.," pilot, DR.. Jerome
Kingsbury, New York; aide, Clarence
Wynne, Philadelphia.
3-"San Francisco 1916" pilot E..
S. Cole, ST. Louis; aide, r.. r. Emer-
son, Springfield, Mo.
4-"Uncle Sam pilot Paul ]. Me-
| Cullouah. st. Louis; aide, William H.
Threfts. st. Louis.
5-"Miss Sofia" pilot. William ASS
mann, st. Louis; no aide.
6-"Aero Club of st. Louis" pilot,
John Berry, st. Louis; aide, Albert Won
Hoffman, Jr.. st. Louis.
7-"Kansas City ILL.," pilot. John
Watts, Kansas City; aide, w. F. Com
stock, Kansas City.
S-"Pennsylvania," pilot, Arthur T.
Atherholt, Philadelphia; aide, Phillip
Sharples Philadelphia.
9-"Goodyear." pilot. R. A. D. Pres
ton, Akron, Ohio; aide, M. D. Trem-
blin, Akron.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
Burning of Mill Throws
Hundreds Out of Work

Hagerstown. Md. July 1.-THE
Antietam knitting mills. the second
large industry destroyed by lightning
in this city in a month. was burned
to the ground during a terrific than
der storm which swept this section
of the Cumberland Valley early this
morning. The logs is $4,000, partly
covered by insurance.
Several weeks ago the large Wind
sor knitting mills was destroyed by
fire caused by lightning about the
same hour of night. AS result of
the two fires. four hundred men and
women are thrown out of employ
ment William Wingert, treasurer of
the Antietam knitting mill. with sew
eral firemen. were nearly suffocated
by smoke while trying TO save effects
from the office. Several large barns
were burned in the valley north of
here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11

While last nights storm ragged bur-
glars worked on the small safe at the
Woolworth five and ten cent store,
404-406 Market street
They left empty handed and in the
safe which the burglars battered up
and put out of commission, but which
they could not force open, was 1000
III cash. This represented part of yes
terday's receipts and cash in pay en-
Velopes to be distributed to-day.
The burglars got away by way of the
Gaugler picture gallery and through a
yard in the rear of Diener's jewelry
store. Their trip from the Woolworth
store to Strawberry street was traced
by marks of rubber heels on newly
painted roofs. Paint marks were also
found in the hallway at the photo
gallery.
After breaking off the handle of the
safe door drilling three holes around
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-11
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Distillers Ready to
Reduce 1914 Output
BY Assoeiated Press

Louisville. KY. July 11.-More than
half the distillers of Kentucky, ac-
cording to information made public
yesterday, have agreed to join in a
movement that will reduce the 1914
output 20.000.000 gallons, on account
of large stocks of over-production
during the past five years. Ohio, In
diana and Illinois distillers also are
said to be taking like steps. Distillers
are pointing out that decreased de-
mand is not responsible for the pro-
posed curtailment. They say statistics
show consumption of whisky has in
creased from 20t00O,000 gallons to
35.000.0O0 gallons in the last four
years and thai in the same time pro-
duction has Jumped from 20,OO0,0O0
gallons to 46.000,000 gallons .The
idea said one distiller. lis to let the
demand catch up with the produc-
tion...