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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
Health Authorities Find
Many Children Not
InnOCulated.
CENSUS CAUSE
OF UNEASlNESS
Cases of Smallpox Here Lead to
Belief That Wholesale Use
of Virus Is Advisable.

Despite the fact that New York IS con-
sidered by the Department of Health bet
ter protected against smallpox than any
other big city in the country. 1t Is the
opinion Of the health authorities that
vaccination campaign is necessary. TINS
conclusion is based on census OF various
groups Of population ordered a few weeks
ago by DR.. s S. Goldwater, the Health
Commissioner.
Information was obtained regarding
i2437 persons. OF these 12,096. or 20 per
cent, had been vaccinated. The average
elapsed time since the last vaccination
was eleven years. Only 80. or per cent
had had smallpox, and SIS. or per cent.
had never been vaccinated.
Inspectors and nurses visited every
home in typical city blocks. This included
tenement house blocks and blocks or high
class apartment houses. BY letters and
through inspectors information was mao
from various large department stores IN
surance companies and tho three largest
charitable organizations in the city.
A vaccination census was also taken oil
erpIoyes OF the New York Public Library
the New York Stock Exchange ana tne
Bureau OF Infectious Diseases or tho De
partment Of Health. This census II IL
maintained, covered a fair cross-sectioh VI
the population of the city.
The health authorities say almost every
case OF smallpox discovered in this city
is imported or five recent cases Two
came from Niagara Falls and three from
the South.
one disquieting feature disclosed by the
census is the large proportion OF children
under school age that are not vaccinated'
OF 1850 children 291, or IS per cent, MAD
never been vaccinated. In one negro ten
ement block So per cent were unvacci'
mated.
In a bulletin to be issued to-day the
Health Commissioner will point out that
there has been no general vaccination In
the city for twelve years. and vaccination
does not protect beyond seven years. II
was in 1902 that the last vaccination cam
paign was conducted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
MAY NAME POLICE
HEAD ON TUESDAY
Mitchell VIII Decide While at
Atlantic City-Woods Prob
ably the Man.

Mayor Mitchell intimatcd yesterday that
he might announce the Police Commis-
sioner TO succeed Douglas l. Mckay on
Tuesday, when ne returned from Allan
tic City, where he went yesterday after
noon. He said none Of his advisers would
be with him and he did not intend 10
worry about the situation.
The Mayor has been careful not TO give
away his hand. and those he has consult
ed were reticent, but the best information,
however, was that Arthur Woods was the
man the Mayor would name. The APP
pointment, however, has not been abso-
lutely decided on.
Henry Bruere, City Chamberlain, who
has been close TO the Mayor, was much
embarrassed yesterday by the publication
Of a story that he stood FIRST IN the race
for the appointment, but he would not
talk for publication.
This is a matter in the hands Of Mr..
Mitchell said He alone can express
an opinion on IT,"
The Mayor has DISCUSSED with him his
taking the Job, but Mr. Bruere feels he
can be Of more service In his present
berth, where ne can complete the con-
structive work for all the city depart
ments, which he has in mind. In this
opinion, II is said, the Mayor has agreed.
The story that had Mr.. Bruere taking
the Police Commissionership also stated
that Arthur Woods would probably be
First Deputy. but il may be stated that
he would not accept that post ~ he does
not become head Of the department ne
will remain secretary TO the Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
WORLD HUNT FOR SPOUSE
Stockholm Woman Seeks Share
of Boston Policeman's Pension.

Miss Rose McQuade. probation officer
in the Domestic Relations Court, has
been enlisted in a nationwide hunt for
a recreant Boston husband who Is not
paving his wife her allowance. And
the assignment came from Sweden, ad-
dressed to Miss McQuade az the Man
ager OF the Matrimonial Discord Court
Of New York"
The letter was from Mrs. Ingleborg
Carlstein, Of Stockholm. In 1t she said
that she was sixty years old and had
been the wife Of a Boston policeman,
Carl Carlstein. They separated thir-
teen years ago on the stipulation that
he would pay her s25 month.
The payments ceased, and after az
pertaining that Carlstein was drawing
q pension from the Boston police fund,
but had left the city. she appealed 10
Miss McQuade. She said Carlstein
was either in New York or in the
South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
MAYOR APPOINTS SHIPLEY
Brooklyn Merchant Succeeds
Allen as Tax Commissioner.

Mayor Mitchell announced yesterday the
resignation OF Edward w. Allen as Tax
Commissioner and the appointment OF
Frederick B. Shipley in his place. Both
men live in Brooklyn.
Mr.. Allen was picked by Mayor Mitchell
as a representative Of the Progressive
party in Kings County. He was not an
applicant for the place, but the Mayor
insisted that he take it. Mr. Allen mas
found that to keep the city office would
mean the neglect Of his private business
as local manager of New England IN
surance company.
Mr. Shpley. who is an independent
Democrat was born in Brooklyn thirty
seven years ago. lie was educated there
and abroad He is president OF a whole
sale drygoods concern. Active in civic
work for many years, he was a member
OF the fusion executive committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04

fore Judge Rosalsky. He paid little at
tention TO the proceedings while Esras
Gottlieb, his lawyer. made a strong plea
for him. Judge Rosalsky said the boy
would be permitted to attend his father 8
funeral. which will probably be held to-
morrow.
Through his attorney tho prisoner plead
ed not guilty to the charge OF grand
larceny. and asked that the bail OF 900
be reduced. This Judge Rosalsky re-
fused.
81 am responsible for the death of my
father and the detective" sobbed young
Morgan. rs he was led back to the
Tombs. They can send me to the chair
If they want. I'm willing 10 go. No boy
ever had better father than l had. but
one drink would drive him crazy"
This bore out the statements OF the
Fitzgeralds, Richard and Margaret, in
whose fat, at No. 1880 Second avenue.
Morgan the elder took refuge from his
pursuers and where he killed and was
killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
TO RETRY CARUS0 CASE
Man Convicted of Matchmaking
Singer Wins Appeal.

The Appellate Division In Brooklyn,
in decision yesterday, granted new
trial to Antonio Cincotta, who was
convicted several years ago Of trying
to blackmail Enrico Caruso by send
ing him a letter demanding $4,000.
Cincotta WAS sentenced to serve
seven to fourteen years. Antonio MIS-
slant, who was convicted with him, got
out OF bail and disappeared. The Ap-
pellate Division thought Cincotta had
been convicted on insufficient evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
COVERED ASH CART TRIED
Only Fault, Fetherston Says, Is
Delay in Dumping Wagons.

Commissioner Fetherston began his test
Of the covered ash cart yesterday by put
ting remodelled cart in operation In
sd street. The cover Is so designed that
only one-quarter OF the contents is ex-
posed to the wind in the process OF load
ing
Mr.. Petherston said that he was salts
fed with the device in the collection, but
that he feared the covers would delay
dumping the wagons. The problem was
not the same in Richmond, where these
wagons are used successfully, he added,
because in Richmond the ashes were used
for filling in while here they are de
posted at the water front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04

ate the transcontinental eastern sectic
Premier Borden indicated that the go
eminent would come to the rescue Of Z
Canadian Northern Railroad with 50
10000 bond guarantee. Many of the go
eminent supporters are refusing TO 81
port the guarantee and caucus HI
been called to force the measure throue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
MIR. Rockefeller on Way Here

! Savannah, April 3.-John d. Rookie
| Teller passed through here late to-day
on his way TO New York, after spending
month at Georgia and Florida winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
METROPOLITAN
OPtR
HOUSE

To-day Mat. at ?. Tosca. Farrsr; Csruso.
ScOtti, Rogsi. Bada. Cond. Polscco
Tonight, $. PopPrices. RosenkayaIier. ODE
HempeI. Case. GoritZ. Althouse Cond Hertz,
sun Evs, concert toOc 10 sl50). John Me
Cormack. Humphrey, Duchene q orch
Next Mon. at s:15. La Traviata. Hempel,
Maubourg Cristslli. Amato. Cond. Poscco
Wed. at 3. Julien. Farrar; Caruso. GlIl,.
Ananian, Reiss Cond., PolaccO
Thurs, g. Double Bill: Amore Medico. Borl.
Alten; Cristalli, Plni-Corsi Cond.. ToEcaDini.
secret OF suzanne. Aida, Scott COnd.. Polacco
Berger. Wen, Witherspoon, Goritz Con, Hertz
Fri Evg. at s. ManOn. Farrar; Caruso. Gil,
Eothler, Sesurolay Reiss. Cond. ToscaniuL
ten; Jorn. Wen, Ress, Goritz Cond. Hertz
sat. at s. Pop. Prices. GIoconda. Destiun
Oher; Martin. Amato. Sesurola. con. Polacco.
HARDMAN PIANO USED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
Aid for Canadian Northern.

Ottawa, April BIN closing the trans
continental railway debate to-day si,
Wllrrid laurier said that the Grand
Trunk would refuse to accept and oper-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04
Widow of Henrik Ibsen Deat

Christiania. Norway. April Susan
Ibsen. widow OF Henrik Ibsen. the N,
wegian dramatic poet, died here to-da
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-04

Our Hat Man says he Cal
fit heads of any shape and
any size, and lots of them.
Hats in great profusion in
new Spring styles.
Silk hats for the Easter
paradise.
"Stetson Special Derbies
-Stetson's hat of hats. S..
Confined to u, exclusively in New
York.
Stetson "semi-hexible'
Derbies-Our own idea, 81.
Confined exclusively 70 Us.
Stetson flexible Derbles.
$3.50.
The newest taper-crown
Derbies-our own idea, 81.
"Stetson Special" soft hats,
extra light weight and fine
quality; black, green, brown
and gray-$5.
"Ropeco' soft hats -our
own idea for young men.
light and dark green, bronze.
gray and black.
Derbies from So to $40.
Soft hats from $3.50 to SI2.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-12
3wci Grmbtm mieber &C.
Dfnet.
Gin fleiner Grfpls in Sem Serbanb.
lnmscn NIT Streiferm in Git'
Cbip

geIIuire, o. IL. Tei. Sn
Gca urlterbanblungen 5piif)en 8ru'
bcnc rLeitern unb @r,ibenbeiisera i'm
oItIihen Ohio lit man iiber Den totem
Yunft binipeggefommen, als beute
bcfanntsegeben tpurbe, oab 2OOO
Wann Der 6airport-9riibe ilnter Der
9Sittsburger 2obnifala am Montag
sllr Irbeit suriidfebren pollen. sln6
sic @eit @beelina.@riibe miro am
Montag Die slrbeiten beginnen, aber
allf @rirnb elmer Geipinnanreil- -Sa'
iis. Snipeftoren oes Sbiocr BERG
iucrfs requirements paren beute
bier, Inn eeiesmdBig Die @ritben 5ll
illipisiercn. Gs beib t, oab pole
10000 @riibenarbeiter nod oil Dem
Streif Iino, scr felt lebten Ipril
oollert, aber memn Ser aooperntip.
9sIan ser @eIt @beeling 8rilbe lid
sufricoenItellcno ertueiit, mogen i'm
onocre @eienihaften annebmeit, 5it'
nal er bon ben 9lrbeitern anlhei-
nenb beiiirportet miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-12
Weritanii6e Tliidtlingc.
Shre 9inffebr nah Seimatslamo
iuirb Durbercitet.
Semor ISABELLA in sebeiiaer &iiiium
nnfJ G1trppa absesnnsen.

gSafbington 12. Gea. Der
braiilianiide Geidiiote m Der Stoot
0ferico iiidt nit ben bortigen ge.
b0roen elm ARRANGEMENT fir bic
9iiidfebr bon 80 Nerifanern 5ii
treffen, ole BET Der &diinltng bon
8era @ru5 burh Die amerifaniiden
Sruppen nnb @alpeIton gefloben
moren. 1ie nterifoniihen 9eboroen
baben periproden, ben JoIl Der
Mcrifancr cin5eln 5u unteriu6en.
@enn lie fein merifaniihes @eiee
perlebt 6aben, iperben iie suriidfeb-
rem biirien lmo iollen freien Sruns-
port erbalten.
99ad)ridten aus @era Gru3 MEL
oen. bnb bns geiistim Der 6ree.
port Gterican Oil & ;Sllel Go. auf
9ciebl oes Gen. slauiIar freige-
nebell ipuroe.
,Sroncis Sorna ltno 6amllle,
iiber ocren Si6erbcit man beior9t
mar, iiub elmer @felhuns 5ufoige III
Siferbeit uno @obIbefinoen nnN
baben feline 9lbiidt, Wcrico 5il Der
laiIen. Senor Snbela. elmer Der
&abinetts.Seamten bes Sen. Gar
ransa, iegelt in Spe5iaImiilion nod
europa nb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-12
WelD Yorfer SOrit
geDffnet.
Signal sum Scgillu Oes
@eiddttes ldrmeuo
bcgriiBt.
Gieiige Wenidcmmetgc iupbnte Gr'
OffnumgsiSene bel.
sIftien iteigcn raid iiber bic Ytinl-
maipreiie.
General Wutors ihlmg NIT 26 9smnf.
ten alle unoren nns.

9sem go IF, 12. 9es. 8allitrabe
fam belite tpieoer 5u ibren Hedten.
Gie glftien gorie, Die nabe5n bier
einhaIb Ntonate> geioj joiien mar ilno
mir ipobreno Der lesttn stpei @o6en
5eidranfte 8eiAdfte in Bombs geitat
.ete, lpuroe bente morgen I'M 10 ltbr
iiir aftipe @eif)dfte in gftien geoff.
net. 1872 Yapiere ipliroen fiir &c
lfGfte BON ben @ouperneuren freigc-
leben, lino penn ai,6 andre Napiere,
5altpti66Iid ltniteo States Steel,
ocrbonnt iporen, 10 NOR bod Die "a.
tiafcit auf Dem Slur Der 8orie 10
Icbhoft mie in Ben groben Sogen Dor
,cbn SSabrer.
Seit pielen SSnbren fano iidl feline
10 rieiige S6ar BON Mtaflern aiif
Dem iSlur 5uiamnten iuie beitte. gea-
besu cine Stitnbe lparteten tie oiif
oas Signal sur Iufnabme oes &C.
Id)Gites. 9ie S0rie fat 100 0tit.
alieoer nno riino 700 bapon tpnren
AMI Dem Slur. 8iele anoere iaben
nit ibrcn 6anilien uno Sreitnben
auf ser 8aIlerie fir WtitgIieoer oil
ser peitli6en Wauer bes Scales.
9ie 9eiu6er @alIerie mar gepndt
pou, SIR SGlfte nit sSraiten beieet.
Ser critic 8Iodeni6Iog Der Erinitp-
Stride Inn 10 ltbr lit felt langem 90:
Siqnol fiir bas 9Gi,teu Scr @lodc
pcl6e Sic groffnitng Ger @oriengc
Id)Gfte aitfiinoigt. slIs bicic @Iodt
1eldutet ipurbe, fam es 5it cincm
gusbru6 IGrmen6en @ntbuiiasmus
inter ben 90rienrnitgIiebern uno oen
9ciuhern. Die @lode tpar nod nift
peritilmnlt, als ii9 ihon @riippeu
bon Iaflern biloeten iino Der Sanoel
i'm @anae mar.
SGmtlihe Bapiere ftiegen infori
iibcr oen aneeiesten M1irtimoIpreis.
Gin flcines @olitinen gir13eIoerfdufe
mar Su perscihnen. Die meiitet Ser
f6ufc maren III 9lods BON 100 big
300 9lftien uno biele in 8lods bon
neniger aIs 100 @ftien.
I'm sic Yfoiten II uno IL ouf
Dem Slllr Ser gorie mar Die Wenge
am gr0Bten. 9ort fpurben @enbing
uno &l1pferaftien, ioiueit fie ti6t
nuseci6Ioiien tuarer, berfouft. Gene
raj Mfotors Itieeen nit 26 9lir1ftert
am hofiten. Seros 60. itieg INN is
Gunfte, 2ebtsb 8aIlen Tetnefiee
Copper, @mericau 8eet Sugor uno
Central 2eatber Inn 512 bis 10
|iinfte. @inige glftien fieIen, 10
Solltbern RaiIwap @or5ugsaftieil,
bie I'm 31a Bunfte BON Ben Croft.
mmgs5obIen berabgineen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-12
Ridtcr 9pud riibrig.
4dlt Qsudlmproe im eiusisem Earilb
i'm lesten SATIRE.

Sbrepeport, 9a., IL. 3ea.
IPit Dem 0eitern obcnS erfolgten
0pnd,moro an @atfins 2eipis lit Die
Rail ser 2pn6aeridte oes letten
s,obres in bieiem Tariib auf oht ge'
itieaen. 9rei BON Oen adt 0eeern
ipuroen aeitern geber,ft uno finf in
oen lesten sebn Saeen. 2etpis MIR
oe firrs Dor W}itternadt ans oern
GaoSo Bariib @efdngnis senonl.
men. gr mar beIdlulSigt, an Der
grmorh,tng BON Gbas. Sifs, Dem
TpItnciltcr BON SpIpciter, Co., betei'
Iiat aefpeicn 5ii iein, tpotilr bereits
J ODE oepis imb Monrpe Girocn 9e'
lpndt porben parcn.
Sieben Der adlt 9tcger pnroen NC
acn Grmoroung mciBer 5Sorlner lino
Der afte fpegen slngriffes auf cine
meil,e sSrau gelpnft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-12
Mrisona>@ >@eieb nidt ancr'
fannt.
Tatiuiiten= Mafnahme BON SnnSes-
9iegiernns snriifgeipicien.

g9aibington, II, -. Ge5. 2os
ariegs gs-Gepartencnt meigerte lih,
bos fiirSIid) in 9lri3ona non bcrSSdb'
lcrihaft anacnommene 8e'et gcgen
Srembocborene ltno niht natitroli-
iicrte Ginpchner beS Stootes arf Die
Wilitor 8elerpationen lnO Sorts
in slrisona an5lmenOen. Gieie Gut
id,ci0uno itiitt iidl nti Die Sotlad]e,
Sof ser Staat bic uuSidIicBlide ST.
risoiftion iiber oic @tiIittir 9feIer-
potionen unb Sorts ser @unOes-&c.
oier,tna ii6ertraocn battc 9os cr-
mdbntc @cics per6ietet slrbeltS9e.
bern, oie mcbr ais fiinf Terloncn
bciGaftiecn, mebr oIs 20 &ro5eilt
fremogcborene, ni@t notnralilierte
Tcripncn onsllitelen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-12
TrObibitiou ptrmDrfell.
@enicelanb bereitet ben bortigen ia.
matifern 9ieberlage.

gSeIIinqton gteitieeIono,
iiber 9onoon, ~. DEG. @oblberi6-
te, ipelm auf nod imnouitdnoie, 5ei-
gen bod critifeioeno OIL, 6aB natio.
male grobibitiou geidIagen wnrSe
itn6 oas 9i5en5ipitem fir @irtibaf-
ten beIteben bleiben miro. gln meb-
reren Srten lpurben Die Nrobibitio.
niiten gan5 empfin6lih geidlagen.
Bon ser Regierunasparrei meroen
i'm 9SorIoment 3S Weitglie0er iibeii,
80 pom ser Sppoiition unh s So5iol-
6emofraten. "a 9ebtere gelpobnlid
nit Der 9ieaicruug gehen, Dirb Die
St6rfc i'm EarIoment qlcidl 9ctcilt
iein. 9[0crbinqs iin0 nod Die Stint
men Ser SoIOoter i'm s5elSe 6u 5nb.
len, 6ie oas ReiliItat dnOcrn mo.
den.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-12
Sobion nno WfomOell
froblOfen.
Abitimmnng iiber YrDbi=
bitiDm nno ssranell=
itimmred)t.
@um 6ansausId)nf, fir 9iegelm fiir
%. Scsember amgciest.
Gardner NIT ieiner TeiOlntiuu i'm
slusidJnf abseblitt.
3nr @erbiitmns Der TOrbertms uOn
9iepulntipncn i'm Gnslanoe.

Sa bineton, IL. Ge5. Ser
aenat trat beute ntittag, 6as 6aus
cine Stinbe friiber 5lir Sisung gu.
ianmen. Der Senatsausitub fir
9anoereien ieste oas @erbor iber
Die @aferfraft-gia fort.
Tas 8aus nabm Die grlpdgune
Der gelpiIIigunes-8iu fir ben 9i-
thrift @olumbia mieber auf.
Ter 9lusiduB fir Sasesoronung
beriet Die Nrobibition- uno sSraien-
MISUNDERSTANDING Hcs abg.
SObion, reip. abg. 0tonOca.
Wa bIngton, II. Sej.
Soate cine bon Gen. Sones bon
@aibington bel,te eingebro6te @or-
lage 5lm @eice 8enla6t peroen,
banm lpiirbe Die 9luirei5une ODER
6orOerung bon 9fepoGutionen in
un0rcu %dn0erm 0llrd) Ginlpobner
IN ben @cr. Stnaten III ciuem &er.
breden 9eltenipclt iperoen
aibIn8tan IL. 3c5. 2tc
9robibitions- 6rage miro am Sicns.
tag, %. Ge5., I'M Saus aiifgebraAt
merben, lmO menn man bariiber Dis.
ponicrt bat, Miro iSrauenitinmredt
siir Gebatte oufgcnonlnen merocn.
Sic &egel fir Die grtpGgitng Der
!Sobion'iden &cioIiition, pel6e cirl
fonitititionelles slmcnoemcrt 5lpeds
Matchmaker Prohibition perlangt
muroe Don bent ImsiduB cinltlnl-
mig angenommeu. Sesner Iilo 9c.
iiiriporter Der &eloliition iino bereit
lie i'm Saus 3il elmer slbltimnilnq
3rl bringen. Gic Hegel iiebt cine
ahtitiinbigc allgenicine Tebattc intf
unbegrenste @clegcnbeit fiir 9lmen'
dement's Dor.
3ie 3egel fiir cine slbitlmmunl
fiber bos Monoeaide 6rouen'
itimmrcdts. .9lmenoement 5ur Sul
bes.@ .@erfaiilulg lpuroe nit piel
aeaen 6rci Stimmen angenommen
Hcp. Softer, 1clnofrat bon Ssainois
Itimn,te nit ocl1 Slpei Hepublifanerr
lino einem Troereiliuen im sIns
i6uB eegen oie orei 2cnofraten.
9oriiser Senrp iagte, boB fi;l
ie0c ser 5riben Hrppoiitionen eli
Gag erIoubt lpcroen foil, ltno oal
bos Soils in Sisung bebalten iuer
Den miro, bis bariiber Oisponiert ut
IerieIbe 9(usi6uB itinll1lte Mi
einem itriften Nartei-%otrm ge9el
Die Iorberitng bes Hep. 8arone
nod einem %crbor iiber ieinc &eio
Iution, sic cine lllltcriii6ung De
| aricss6ereit1cit oes 2anoeS Der
lnngt
8ofbineton. IL. Ge5. iii
Die 9efiirlrortt: Ser 9feIolutlonel
fir rationale Trobibition it1tl
naticnaIes 6raucnitimmredt mir
cs rotipenoie icin 5nerit cine 3pei
brittel- -Mebrbeit fir sic slnnabm
Der Heaeln oiif5ubrlngen ino bel
mad, cine gleif 9robc %ebrbeit III
ieoe Ser HcioIiitionen. Npoonente
Der ReioIutionen iaaen. Dab eln
Iolhe Icbrbeit ni6t aitfgetrlebe
mer0cn fam.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-12
Seit 4. ScScmbcr uermIBt
1000 gub Scprts indlen in Nsiu
ScrIcp nadl iram Bred.

9eew 9orf, ~. He3. @irtali-
IenS @op Scoitts, Die ii6 aus meb-
reren 9eep Scriep-Srten refrntieren,
nur6luden bcirte Die @oloer nito
Siigel in ser llmeebunG BON Soon'
ton rno Grange mad, iSrail @alter
81. Bred, bic am 4. Tc3ember aus
ibrenl Sous in Grange perlhlpuh'
oen mar. 1srcunbe Der @ernilbten
alauben. oaB lie in einem Snfaa gel.
itiaer lepreiiion ibr Saus perlal'en
unS Iid) perirrt bdtte uno picllei6t
in ben @dloern irmgefomnen ut.
9op Seouts fomen benz gppea Inn
Silfe BEL Der Suhe nod Der 0rou
nod.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-12
,sebt inter Muroantlaae.

IImo, M1i6., ~. Gc5. Cine Ih'
floae ouf @ioro i'm eritcn 0rnoe
muroc gcqeu Charles slonms bon q.
2ouis crhoben, Der iid I'M GonlltD-
@cf6ngnis befinoet &or cinen
Wsonat muroe 9lOoms inter Nnflage
bcs @ctrie6cs ciner 1Sliiitcrfneipc pcr-
baitet. SSest miro ibm Der Iob BON
Gopio Sullinan BON lSt. 9ouis sur
Gait aeIeat, Ser on &erlctnngen
Itorb, oie inn fiir5 Dor Goarns' Ter.
hoftung ron einem uilbcfonnten
aRonn 5ngefiigt iuuroen-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-12
YrGiiocnt nidDt rSmbamIe" .

gsaibington, 12.. Ge5. Ter
friibere 8i5e.Nrdiioent 6oirbanfs
Sproh belire i'm &eiBen Saiis Dor,
Inn Sem 1rGiioenten Nilion cine
gnItanbspiiitc au mn&en Ter 4srn.
iioent tpnr aur &c. req mo Nerr
Nairbailfs lieb ieine aarte 5nriid.