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Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

CornelFs course in citizenship. offered this year for the first time is attended by over 200. The course consists of IA lectures dealing with the relation of the citiZerp to the com munity. Men actiV~ly engaged in civic and social work have discussed schools, recreation, health, immigra- tion, poverty, crime, labor problems, housing politics, the church, city planning, and the press. The course is under the direction of the depart ment of political science, and univer- sity credit is allowed
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
How Mas He overlooLsd.

commissioner, New York has never raised 8 clamor for the return of Theodore Roosevelt.-Washin Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

Movable tables and chairs instead of the conventional fixed desks are used in the Washington Irving School, New York City acording to informa- ton received at the United States Bureau of Education. It has been found that the plan makes for cleaner school rooms and more efficient school work. Another advantage is that with this type of school furniture the schoolrooms can readily be adapted to social and community purposes.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

Nearly every company in the de- partment made a try for that new ap- paratus, but the mayor and court of common council voted it to the Mi agaras. With this modern machine in service, equipped for any emergency in which chemical, hydrant or pumping service was required it became in de- mand. This machine Is valued at $9,000, and of this sum the Niagaras turned in their old machine for $1,000. With this machine even better service than before was naturally expected. It was therefore necessary to have an additional driver, in order that at no time would the machine be without a driver available, not even for a minute day or night. Then the Nj agaras asked that instead of receiving S10 for answering each alarm that the sum be increased to S15. This was done and with this income the Mag aras pay the two drivers, taking the chance whether the amount received is sufficient, and standing ready to make up the deficit.
 Therefore by reason of the complete equipment, the Niagaras. still continue to be in demand and answer many of the still alarms.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

same enthusiasm and abandon as he has shown in his great radish and cabbage game.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

The officers of every fire company m the city have been officially notified that the squad wagon is at the dispos- al Of members of any of the companies on the way to a fire and that they will be taken aboard at any time, when there are not over fourteen men in the squad wagon. This wagon, too, is subject to the orders of the chief at fires and can be used in going after extra hose or other equipment or for any like purpose that the chief may desire. This wagon cost the city noth- ing, but it's use has been the straw that overburdened the camel of jeal- Ousy Of just few of the volunteer fiTemen.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

But there always have been, and there probably always will be jealous ies among some of the competing com panies of volunteer fire department, and New London is not the exception The climax of jealousy came, and was exploited by statement in the public prints by officers and members of the fire department. when the Niagaras made another dash of prOgressivenes and at the company's expense, pur- chased high powered automobile and converted it into modern squad wag- on and gave it over to the city to be used exclusively for fire duty. The Niagaras did this for the geed of the service and had no idea that it would create additional jealousy, and cali forth the remark in public print by one of the oldest officers in the de- partment, that the Niagaras wanted to be the whole fire department There was nc need for this squad wagon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

t was frequeAtly demonstrated that all the active firenen Of the company could not go out to fires on the big LaFrance machine. as it was strict Iv a fire fighting machine and not passenger car. It is equipped to carry
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

eight or ten men, and there were often times when double that number of Ni- asara men were in the house when the alarm came in and only a part of them could respond with the machine. In that event they would hurry to the scene of the fire. If it happened to be 8 long distance the f1remen were in no condition to dip in and fight until after taking a rest. This difficulty Is overcome by the squad wagon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
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Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

What would have been intoIerabie hardship to most of us was enjoyment to him. What we should have con- sidered drudgery, he found recreation. It wasn't work for him to pull onions and tend cabbages; 1t was just fun. He preferred raising radishes to rais- ing Cain with the other boys.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
NEW LONDON'S FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Usual Jeaouses Crop Out Customary in the Vol unteer Companes-Niagaras Keep Driver in House at all Times and Go to Most Still Alarms

Just because there are not so many
 whistle alarms of fire as there used
 to be- still alarms being substituted,
 and the majority of the stills going to
 the best equipped fire company in the city, there is jealousy among some of the other volunteer fire companies 1 in New London. Naturally the vol
 unteer fireman is desIrouS of doing
 his full share of fire duty and he is
 not given the opportunity under the still alarm system. Some fourteen
 years ago the Niagara company pur- chased the first automobile fire appa-
 ratuS to be used in active fire service
 in the United States. In turning the
 apparatus over to the city use and
 under the direction of the fire chief, and on the same basis as all other ap-
 paratus, the Niagaras asked that the
 company be allowed the same sum of
 money that was allowed to livery
 men for drawing the other apparatus
 when responding to fire alarms. This
 was allowed and with this money the
 Niagaras hired and paid for the service of driver of the machine The sal ary list of the city was not increased
 a cent and the fire service was very
 much bettered as this hired man was always ready at @ seconds notice to respond to fire alarms with the auto
 mobile chemical and hose wagon, and usually with full working crew This fact became generally known and it STduuaIIy became LSe custom, In the event of small fires, to call the Nigga
 ras by telephone, instead of sending in
 whistle alarm and summon the
 whole fire department, when the ser vice was not necessary and at an ex- pense of about $75 to the city. So for years thousands of dollars have been saved to this city by that method.
 Realizing the benefit that was ac-
 cruing to the city, the Niagaras, at their
 own expense, furnished sleeping quart CTS in the house for a full working crew of firemen, so that service equal
 to any paid department could be rend-
 cred in the night season, and at no additional expense to the city. This progressiveness started 8 feeling
 among 8, few members of the other fire organizations and there gradually
 grew trumped up charges of favort- . ism against the Niagaras. When the new AmeriCan-LaF combination
 apparatus was purchased by the city, it was naturally turned over to the company that deserved it by the lib- eral spirit in furnishing to the city the original motor apparatus, that had practically outlived it's usefulness.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

'Alf very nice, MT. Farmer" I seem to hear some one say: but hew about those numerous Sons ef Rest who hate Ii work of every sort, as the devil IS said to hate holy water" crusade or defending any particular philosophy.
 Indeed, I'm not quite sure where I am going 10 bring up myself, in the matter. I'm only sort Q thinking it
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

That first year on the farm he hired Rne man and put up one greenhouse Ehe next year he hired two more men end put up more greenhouses. He had a monopoly of the trade in his line and he made the most of it. AS last as the money came in he in vested it. either in improvements on his farm. or in city property on growing streets. He is doing exactly that now.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
| confess that have good deal of

And how much happier we would all be.-how much more successful we would all be,-how much better off the world would be if all could follow that plan.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

perhaps a week. Maybe you'd be willing to do it for two weeks. But to do it week after week and keep on doing it right along,-I-don't- lTr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

&onuonoo iibcr sic britiide 6lottc,
sic ii6 sir 3eit Der 9eiebung bon
%cro Gru5 ourd amcrifaniihe M}aa
rinciruppcn in merifoniihen @elu0i-
fern bciono
Der 0entimc 9reu5cr oS6oru.
hort" miO Der ocutiNc areu3er
,@nciicnoli" im0 5hpeiteribiifc bon
ic tt600 Eonnen. 9eioc luuroep
i'm Sabre 1906 gcbout unO beioe IA.
ben cine 2dnge bon 44O SUB. Sbrc
Remaining beitebt aus jc 765
Niann. Seoes Der beioeu Sdiiie lit
nit odt S.2.5ouisen uno ieds ieds
s6aiacn aouonen 8mon5ig 8ierpfiin.
bern mo bier Nloibiucngelpebrcn,
icmic nit bier Eorpcoo Su6en aus.
ceriiitct.
0ic 6ciocn &rcu5cr bom6oroirten
lmo serit6rten ON %. september
g;opccfc. sic @ofenitoot scr fran5o.
iiiden Snicl Sobiti Scr @cicQi6afts
Grippe I'M pociiiihcn C5con. Gle
ncricnilcn mid oos obmontirtc iran
sdnidc aononcH6oot o3elec" In Md
len BON @opcctc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

Qie r9aiirn6crs" III ciu tIcincr
GrcuScr bon 3540 Gonncn nit elmer
@cmounlnQ BON 300 W1itglicoern.
Seine 9eiiidlmg bcite6t aus 5ebn
oolGgen aononen o1t Bimfpfiin.
ccrn Dicr W3oiAinengepc6ren un0
3mei Sorpe0o Subcn. IS miro &c.
qlou6t Dab oie o9lirnbcrg~ inn Ser.
tenbcr oen aa6cl our6iAnitt Scr bic
Ser Staoten nit 9(tiirolicn pers
buoei.
Qic v0resoeu mo oic u9eip5ia, q
rcIAe ebeuioas an Scr Sdloht tbeil.
eenommen boben ioleu bon oenen
ober niht eemclOct 1T po6in iic iid
ned ocm Sefec6t gepouot boben, lino
cbcnioas fleine arcu3er; sic n2eips
3iq" bat Gin Displacement bon 3600
Sonncn oie ,2eip3ia~ elm iol6es BON
1850 Ionnen Sbre 9enannmg
5a6lt S2i, bc3m. 2S6 @litolie0er.
3c6n Al 5oaige @ouonen odt
Siinipfiinocr bier @loihinengemcbrc
muo smci Eorpcoo Su6en 6ilocu Oie
9lrmirna ocr 0Grcooen" 5cbn
j.i Splice aononcn 5c0u eiupiiin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

Der, bier @1ol1ineugepebrc mo 5iuci
Eorpeoo Eiben Die DER a2cip3iq.
Der areu8er u2eip5g" bat ieit 9e.
ainn ocs arieoes int pociiii6cn
S5con operir Gr ionf glniongs
Gftober oea (antOampier oGliiuore~
on Ns central onerifouiHen &iiitc.
eoerbolt fomen Melouugem oaB
oic ,2eip5ig~ ouf @anoelSihific
io6noetc ooer ooB ito bon britiicben
Stricgsidliffeu pcrfolat miroc.
Der arcu5er uGresoen~ bot chen.
foas in pociiii6en @eiOdiicrn &c.
frci5t. Gnoe gtuguit fam oic @lel.
oung. ooB CT einen britiicbeu Dom-
pier an ser aiiitc uon 9rodlien 8um
Gintcn brddtc
q 0 III &rclt5cr 0GarISru6 e.
bcim9cianot.
2iberpoo1, pio 2onOou g..
g'opcm6er. Gicr3e6nGunocrt un0
iieb5ebn 9Ronit pelhc sic @eiosim
0eu Der BON ocm oeiitideu arcu5cr
karlsruhe" octopcucn Shiiic Bill
0cieu iino bcitc bier qelonoct nor
0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
gtsGeradt Oer sefrigen Sriessna6ridten.

Die 6emtp 6sqanm galnnc srhaes ben onfdm gf
ioameriau6m NG
n GOra S9F op ocrors bic gren 5pe g arse pie S@ n"o Die
v@acgOp
wn nu I'M Snn D GOrOna 3f@ nd 1 berf@eH @rr S6au @a
dm s6f Anf 5@ie d@a
NnOm Gan SH enaanoe ieeboOt oaIon Sas r@
NiH Sinln gebra
Nn Oem mefidem a's@Onpae bic fefg @n 0efaeu
yom
oar i Sanpaeenme nOe no@oem 0 pratOn Sdsn Ora Die %
Angn
2300 @eauau mdN GuaIn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
ltrnr 6Ilerrti6ifae Sit0e Oon
lOitu atmrlOrt.
@orOicc Der rcsularen s4iHa0rt iett oi6loffen.
gseridlt Oes Oelt[den eleneraraa6es.

Berlin npdhs
hf ir elm:
an 2esgmm soar 0e e aa6s @smte aaao % a ueS
u q
70
u d eGc Ourhm
IN gp
IA 3m me a
ell II imd
Der mi roH frGd
Od
iedc0t
CT 9ur b nusAJfen
nrG
gen uHd III
na6N nnn
a @egmaup uprn.
bic a6o
&Gmpi
runue suR6te
q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04

Die britiiben areii5er ,@ooo
@opc," u@}oumoitt6" II. .@lasgom"
itanoeu lmter Dem @ommanoo oes
Goutre.9lornirols Sir G6riItop6er
Graoood lmo 6ottcn oic aiiiten BON
5iioamerita felt mc9rcrcn @ohen
potrouillirt Inn onf oic ocutihen
arcu6cr 5u fobnoen, welGe 5oblreiHe
tritil@eSonoeISidiffc 3eritort 6utten.
Der britiide Rreu5cr ,@}onmont6. "
pelder ianf, mar 44O Sub lana ln0
Rottc Gin Displacement bon $500
Sonneu. Seine 9lrnirung 6eitono
ous IA ieds3ollieen aanonen. s orei
5SIligen aanonen, orei 0reipiiInoern
ino 5wei tS-8oaigen Sorpeoo Su6cn.
Seine 9cmonmng 5a6ltc 655 W}onu.
Der areu5cr muroc iiu Sabre 1899
oeboiit.
Der areu5er 5000 Sope, scr
c6eniaas 5eritort 5u iein ideint. mar
oos 6lagoid)iif Oes @eihpooers. Gr
bate einc 2dnge BON 800 SUB un0
Gin Displacement pon 14.i00 Son.
ncn. Gr reprGientirte sic 6ritiide
glotion in Scr SomeStopn glusiteI
'llng I'M Sabre 1907. Seine 9e
iiidung beitano ous 5lpci 9.2.5oai.
Gen &auonen iG iehS5olligen IA
1rci3oaieen aonouen orei 0reipfiin.
ocrn rmo 5ipei tS3oaiaen Eorpeoo.
Eubcn Gr 9otte cine @cmonnunq
bon 900 @litelieoern. @r mar Dor
orei5e9n So6rcn ge6olt.
Der fleine arcu3er ,,@loSqoip~
louroe I'M Sabre 1909 gebaut. Gr
iaor 430 SUB lang lno 6ottc elm &c.
placement BON 1920 Gonncn. seire
Gemonuung 5G6ltc 376 9Ronn. Sei.
ne 9lrnirung 6ilocten 6wci iccbs5ol
lige &ouoien mo 5ebn pierSol(iqc
aononen; ouBeroem mar or NIT 5luci
is 5onigcn Sorpcoo Spbcn ouSgc
riiiict.
Cir Gbriitopber Grabbed. mclc6er
0os @ci&paocr bcicDIi0tc, fi0rtc ouS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
@6rentas.
gitr nte nF1ttTrIJe
Jlntte.
3iuet 6ritiidjc Sreu5er 5ers
ftDrt, Oritter iHiuer
bei9a6igt.
oas cefedt ipisItc i'd uo6e GOro.

0Os Geiedt ipielte iidJ ua6e GOru-
mel, G6ile, ab. - n@lOumOmt6"
in ben @rnnO sebO6rt; O@UOO
SOpr" III 6lammen; D@lnSsOiu@
indjt unFer @efeat eeiett, i'm
Safeu OOn GoroueI 3nflndt.
Die Oenti6eu arem5er oGmeiie.
uau," osduru6Orit~ uuO ugIiirr-
6erg" 6erOOrraseuO an Der
S@IadJt 6et6eilist. " SIei6en
unOericGrt.
0pOer, Uia SOnOou, 4. glOD. IL
IS iuirO Die MelOnug bier Derbreitct,
ban bic Oeutias 1IOtte lire ga6S
rerlaiisu fat. SOu 9uufirf fOmmt
sic gladridt SOf Oier Oemtidle
SalndJtidliffe uuO Dier Gremser ron
Siel ans iu See 9citOdeN iiuO.
%olparaiiu, Chile, 3. 9luu.
gie Ocutif5eu Nren3er u@nciicuan," "
0Sdaru9orit," 0gliirn6erg,~ Deeip-
sig" unO uSrcSOen Gabea Die 6riti-
idje Tlotte bei GorDnel, elmer 6afen-
itaot in Scr dDilcniiden %ruOims GOu-
cepcioH, nusesriffcu. Der britii6c
SrenSer 0WiOnmont6" wurOe in oen
GjrnuO se6o6rt. Ger Grsn5er o6juuO
0upeD iunrOc ieGr idluer beidaOist,
nnO Oo er in Slammea itanS, uimnt
mau an, Saf CT and nerlOreu it,
Der britiidle &renser p@lasaOw"
iourSe e6eninls idjwer 6cidGOiat. Gr
fat in Oent 6afen uoa GOroncl 3N.
ilndt seindjt
Die Sentiden aren5cr uSdaru-
6Orit," r9liirn6erg" unO y@neiienan1
niuseu 6ente @littng i'm Safcn pOn
@olparaiiu nubcidaSigt Dor glnter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
@loRen0tr Ste=Sie9 Der 9tntd)tn,
Yin Der iiiOamtritauil9eu Siiltt.
Sir tOutn 3urii6.
9ic @erbiiMDeten iu
syrautrejd.
Barrier Bulletin gicbt
Stes SO.

DteS SO.
Scr bcIeiitbe @cnerolitab ienoet bonn.
boitiide @eIounacn. arieae.
ride cpcrotioncu 5wiiacu Cir.
fei uuO s'crbiinOeten i'm poacn
@anac. griiiid iron55iiiacs
@cid~a0er boubaroirt Goroa
uelleu Sorts 9riten bcictcn
9ltabo6 in 9lrobicu.
&oris, 8 9ioU Seute gI6euo
wuroc bic uaHiie6enoe ofii5eae @c.
fduntrnahung erlaiieu.
g1ie ein5igcn Nodrihten iurlne
9elte gI6euo bier ciutraien 6esieben
iid alf Sic 0ieaeno norooHGG bon
Goilp, 100 mir @egcuongriife ae-
madt nn0 oaS @e6oit @lce III Ser
Der @eaeuo bon 5our.oc.8oriS.2t.
Subert 5uriid erobert 6aben. uno ami
Die 9Iraonnen no Elm Oeutiher 9lu.
grill 5rriidgehlagen wurOe uno mir
al 9ooeu geuanuen
@as ooS irau3ofti1c
artcg sbirrruu iogt
Goris B. g3oDcniber Gas
bcite ylahmittoa pom fron5oiideu
ariegS6ureau crloiieinc oiii3ielle
Gonuntniqne 6ot ioIseuocu geort.
lout
vghli inherent liufen TliigcI ideiut
Der 6eiuo oos linte llier Der g)ier
bon GirmuOe iiromobwarts Dollia
gcraumt 81 6abcn nno oui 9lecoa.
nosjirlraS5iigeu iii es oeu Sruppcn
Der Gerbiinoeteu o6ne groBc 1dpuie.
riateit gellngen, lle6eraGnac iiber
oen 5luB Helt 5A 6eieBen
SiioGh bon Girmuoe lmo III ser
Ridtung aui @beInott modten mir
6eionoers aute 6ortihritte
Sn Der @egeno norolid non QBS
geIana eS inns trob ser ii5erauS
pneraiibcu 9luariiie itorfcr oeutiHcr
Sruppenniaiien iiberall uuiere 9tcl.
lnngen 5u balten ooer 0od Dor @noe
oes GageS iuieoer 5u gepiuhen
g'eue glngriife ser Gentihcn aif
bic llngebung bon 9lrras imo aegcu
2ibous lmo Sc NpeSuopcu Soutcrrc
iuo ie6lgeiHloacit
Su Geutrmn III Der @egcno ser
llisnc, 0itIid potu qnaur @oloe "a.
ben mir Gin wenia al @oOeu aetuon.
ien
Seitlid6 BON SailH wdrcu oen ueue.
ten 9erihten 3uiolae oieieniaen iul
crcr (rlippen, uelde 0e @oiiiionel
m oen 9Illslduiern Der Gbenen nora.
iG Der Iorier G6anoune lmo Gou.
lier inuebaiten ge5wungen Iid III
,aS Ibal ous oitlirb bon SET beiMrr
lenen @egeu0 oelegen iit 8uriidsu
iebcn 9ei 9lmont atf oem redien
lfer oes 5Iuiies lit cS ms aehmaen.
nlierc Sinien 5ii 6e6oipten
SSni &erlaitie 0es loges ianoen
baric gIrtillerieoncae swii6euMeinS
nO Der @laos iopo6l pie ouf sen
o0ben Der 0laosuier itatt.
Der notwithstanding ser Eeui
then in ocni 9lrgounen @ol0e lit
sinbolt aeboteu luorocn.
gloroweitIid bon @out.a.Wlolion
oben mir ueitcrc 5ortidritte ae.
Aui nnierem redteu 6Iiiael 6a6eu
ntIong oeni 6lniie 5eilIe einiae
5eie6te itottaeiuuocm weIde ainen
in lnlerc g9oiien aiiuitigcn grus.
ona ionocn~
Selgiincr @rueralHob
ntmmt oen WSiiu0 boil.
SABRE. Sronfreih. 3. 9Sooen6er.
+ Ger belgiihe 9cucroliio6 ucr0i
entlidte 6eitc oas naditcebuoe ofii
ielle eonlnillnique, ooS pom 9. g1o,
enber odtirt mar.
rN.... rt.t..l urtytr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-04
Ar6etter
" n f ats
0erf6erltng
mira am auo Haa oem 4. W0uem6u 1914
5iUangsweiie
JllNrD(NnO Ga(uH(tD
Company
IL Die altcite nno eratrnnGsrrl@iic 6ompaanic
I'm hlcicm Notwithstanding Inn eLnnLc
IL bic ahrfte nno erfasrnuGsrel@fc 6umpagnis
in oieiem Gei@aitsipeos I'M Situate.

9iatrn ictt sur 0Dtiruna 6erclt @one 9luS.
luden gegebcn
Die @erBitnug uuu llnialeu NIB Die baraus
euthcDenbc 0rrmiuoernna Der 3intcu, Danat
uUn fahlger Suipeltion ab.
linicr Suipeitlpns.1 Wro U0n aereiitrn
Nidnucrl unu gritublider teduiiMcr @r5icDuna,
lauger Nrinbrnua, ilr nicic glrt non ycidldis
tianng uOniidHoig gebiioc NM untcrridltet
acciifet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25
2lbseihaHt
Wirb pabrid)einIid bas itabtii6s
gnrenu fir Nlietbsfaiernen.
Snipeftiou.

2as itaStiide Gepartenent fir
Wietbsfaiernen.S Snipeftion iuiro al
Ter Mobri6einli6feit in gdloe aui.
gcbort bdbeI ais ieIbitiidiloiges o.
partemcnt 81 ariitiren unO Dem Itdc.
tiiden gouant aHgegIieoert lperoel
4liit Der glbidaiiung oieies 9eparte.
ment@ Oiiriten alld Die Gage nes
2eiters be5 Departement Sobn Gt=
djorOs nn0 peri6ieoeucr ieincr gtiil.
itenten gej1blt iein.
Dor Observation-Disclosures Soolines er-
i6ienen alleroin9s acitern Die 8ertre.
ter ino Bertreterinnen nerifieoener
geiheinltiibigen Gereinigungcr, oiS
lid iiir Die 8eibebaltimg oes 1epdrte.
ments ausipra6en, aber ibrem Wun,
ife miro lnobI fdilm entiproden iuer'
cen, ipcltnihon S5err So!Ires geitcrr
periprad, Die slngelegenbeit nodlua!s
in Grrpdgirng 8ia1en Slt ipollen, oerr
Die slbidnfflrng oc5 @cportementS il
ipaltt mic beihloiieI !iiib oilrite DC
reits in oen ndhiten Sagen perlii3i
lperoe1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-25

p6dgun 1T. Die grgumente iiber
ben 2lntrag, baB Srant ouf Gruno
neuen 8epeismdterials Elm neuer 9r9@
5sB beipiaigt perben iOl, be9annsn
am Oonneritag unO peroen nod Ell
nige Sage in 9tnipru6 nsbmen.
Sn Den 2lffibuDits, bic BON Dem Reo.
6. .. Hagsoale unb R. 6. Barrier
unter3ei4net iinb, erfldren Die beioen
Wdnner, bab iie ein paar Gage nd4
Der @rmorblnq Der Marb YGagdn auF
Der Strdbe iiberb0rt bdtten, lDie Elm
Nsger einem anbern gegeniibsr einges
itan0, Den WaprO begungen 5u baben.
Sie bebaupten aud, 0ab Der Peger
Sames Gonlep mar. 0as brittle 9(ffis
babit 1T BON 2lnnie Sc. Garter, elmer
Nsgerin, bic bebouptet, DuB GpnIeg
ibr gegeniiber eingeitunoen babe, ben
WtOrb 6egangen 81 haben.
Gonleb mar Der Saupt5euge geqen
Srant pd6renb Oefien qro3eHss uHo
tpurbe tpegen Miti8ulb na6 6esan9e=
ner 9bat gu einem Sa3r 3u4t9aus
psrurtbeilt.
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uro uneri6roden6eit aus INT 5etgts
pGbrenb Der SuOionsSultons 5eier
bei einsm 8potsunfua i'm SuoiOn,
no mebr als Elm 0uBenb Sbeerjaden
ii6er gorb fielen unb Dom grtrinten
qerettet fpurosn, grobe 9raDpur.
Gbenfalls Elm 8rootlDnsr Oeutider
iii Der am eriten Gage Der &dmpfe in
9era Grua periuunoete 8rcosrif
g2ans, Der ais Watroie CUR Wldnns
f6aft bes S6ladti6iffes vlltob" ges
bort. Ter junge Mann 1T Is Sabre
aft uno Der Sobn BON @ottlieb glnn5
pon Simrob Strabe, i'm &ibgenoobs
OiItritt 6efinHli6. @r beftnoet lid
feit einem Sabre I'M 0ienlte Der
&rieesmurine unD mar borber dls
2s6rlina BEL einem Waf6iniIten tbd-
tia. Sein dlterer gruber Rifarb gee
b0rte Der &rieesmarine an unb erhIelt
DOr Surgeon isinen e9renbollen Ib@
fdieb.
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9okal.Derid)t
Sns Niriuana.
TnrdJ GrbGnseu bereitetc seitern
gia6mittag Suiepb Sausielo iei.
ncnt 9cben Gin Gnoc.

MnIdeinsno in einsm 2lnfaa eeiitis
ger llmnadtlins bat Der AZ Sabre alte
G9anftelIner Soispb Sansislp pon
go. 315 Milton Strabe, ieinem Ge'
ben burh erbdngen elm Gnos bereitst.
Sausfelo mar ieit lGnserer 3eit lei
fsnb. unb bsfanb ii9 in 8ebanolnng
bes Or. 8. u. @rdfs. Srobbem mar
e. bem Wanne m0glid, tdglid ieiner
B.IGJGftigung in Ropetamp's 6ats
ipirt6idnft, an Der 7. unb Wain Ctr,
nadjugsben. Jrau Gliiabetb 5auss
feID ilnb bsren 12 Sabre alter Sobn
battsn beitdnOis Gorge Jim bas Gebsn
nes Uldnnes unD Batter getrugen, Cd
er tpisbsrbolt sedubert bate, alief
GnaI Elm Gnbe 81 MAIDEN. 9eitern
yladmittas ianDts Sausfelo. pdbreno
isin Sobn abpsienb mar, feline 6rau
in Elm Sarbsnssiddft, nm CRIME Jdrbe
su taufen, ba sr bic abiift babe. Die
Jliesenfenitsr an3uitreihen. glifts
B1iss ahnsno, entiprad bic Erdi ben;
Wunihe ibres Wannes. 9si ihrer
Riidtebr bsmeriis lie sinsn 2beil Ner
WaiGIeine duf BEN GroboOsn liegsn
rnO bolts, BON einsr b0ien abnuna be-
fallen. Die Tadbarin, 5ruu Giiia6ttli
Gonitabls, berbei, nit ipslder Srlt
GausIeID bic Wobn3immsr betrat.
5isr fanS lie ibren Wann an einsnt
5hsil Der Daidlsine bGussnO entfeslt
aui. 5ausfslD bate einsn Raeel III
tis SoI5psrtlsiouns bes 5sniters qes
id5lagen. I'm bieIen aIsoann ben
Strid gsihlungen, nit ipsltsm er ii6J
nurd NbipriHaen bon sinem Stlhl IN
oas Senisits beforoerte. Dr. 9rdfe,
ipeltsr 5undfit bsnadridtigt ipurb.,
iOnnie nur nod ben Zoo fsItiteuen.
Der Coroner itelte einsH aui Selbits
moro lautenoen Sooienihein aus uno
iDirS teiHsn SHqusit abbalten.