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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-02

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-02
Np1 einn,al
E,irb ssrou siorsnes eoniIin ntssH
Wlorbes presefiirt tpsrben.

Trteport q. g.. /. Hebruar.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-02
Der 4afTer tonfsrtrt NIT
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Der 4atTer fonfsrirt mil
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beutfAsn 1ruppsn ubsrmdIs In Ger,
bisn einriidsn. JH Mhiiartrsifsu
bsrri6t isst bic srObts 2siiDitdi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-02

idTHse Uaiiifl 1butn cline nes Bslfi fnfs rsbsH
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-02

Berlin, /. 5ebrudr, auf brabtlos
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-02

Subsben, obaIeid es unisr benz gSIttrs
reGt Donftdnbis erIaubt IN. ipiirbe bic
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gsadl Sie aanac Wadlt.

Srau Qteebs Greepire bon II gbiLlirS stt.
Central SAILS. q. r., inat: .aQein Nabp hattie
bic grippe uitb uuBfe bic ennae 4ndlt bniieii.
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Die bette aeeen GridIhng.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-02
1r. 6rapp BON Soblem
uiib 6Dlba6
o ON aaifsr perf6nIi6 nit
BEN giftrntn arsu3 ers
ft. aIafft befprirt

8srlin, pia 2onboH, 2. 5sbrunr.
Der auiisr @ilbsim 6storirie am
Oisnitas ptrf0nIi9 ben Or. gnitnp
Rrupp Don 9ObIsn unb Solbad nit
benz Gijsrnen areu5 grftg 3Iaiis.
2luh @rof GiiEtbsr Don Gernftorff
Der Sohn bes DsutIhsn Botf4dfters in
WafbiHstOu, ipurbe nit Dem GiisrHsn
areus betorirt.
10 idtige Grtisnifis ans
f4sinsnS su srDar.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29
TWILIGHT SLEEP IS BARRED
Two New York Hospitals Abandon
Treatment as Too Many
Infants Are Lost.

New York, n. Y-The twilight
sleep treatment in childbirth has been
abandoned at the Polytechnic Medical
School and Hospital in this city
1t has been abandoned, too, at the
city hospital on Blackwell's Island. one
of the largest institutions of its kind
in the world.
At the Sloane Maternity Hospital.
the method is being used only In a
comparatively few, selected cases.
At the Jewish Maternity Hospital on
East Broadway the use OF the treat
ment has been SO restricted as to APP
ply to only about one-halt of the wo.
men who formerly were considered
eligible
The mortality among infants
brought into the world through this
method is so great, that authorities
agree that the treatment will soon be
prohibited.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29
ENGLAND MAY AVOID STRIKE
Differences Between Miners and EN-
pIoyers to Be Taken Up in
Conference.

London, England-A compromise in
the dispute between English miners
and their employers. eliminating the
danger of a strike, is expected as a
result of action taken here. Interven,
tion by the Board of Trade in the
negotiations led to the holding in Lon.
don of a conference amog representa-.
tives of the Miners Federation of
Great Britain. Following this confer
ence the federation officially requested
the government to summon immedi-
ately a national conference of mine
owners and miners.
1t is taken for granted that this
conference will result in compromise
between the demands of the men for
an increase in wages of 20 per cent
and the offer of the owners for a 10
per cent raise.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29
PAPER CAP ON ANNIVERSARY
Detroit Wife Resents Husbands
Present and Ensuing Quarrel
Leads to Arrest

Detroit, Michigan -" He bought
me paper cap with silver pa
per wings on our silver wedding ami
versary and flew right down here
eaid Mrs. William Corn to Justice
Stein
The woman had her husband ar
rested for disturbing the peace. She
became angry when he gave her only
the paper cap, while other relatives
gave her a silver shower. An argu-
ment started at their home and con-
tnued until they reached her fathers
home, where the celebration was to
be held. William was arrested.
Il told him ! would go to see Judge
Stein" the woman told the court The
idea, after 25 years of married life, to
get paper cap and wings
Sentence was suspended on William s
on his promise to be more considerate
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29
CONFERENCE ON ARBITRATION
Special Subjects to Be Considered by
Mohonk Lake Gathering
War Causes Tabooed

Mohonk Lake. New York.-An
nouncement was made that John Bias
sett Moore of Columbia University
formerly counsellor Of the state de
partment, will preside over the 21st
Lake Mohonk Conference on Interna.
tional Arbitration 10 be held here May
10 TO 21. There will be no discus.
sion OF the causes and conduct of the
war in the form of direct criticism of
specific policies or acts of any belli-
gerent. Special subjects TO come up
will include the possibilities OF Pan
American influence for peace" and the
international regulation of arma-
ments." The feasibility Of a league
of peace also will be given attention.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29
Forfeited Bonds Remitted.

After a conference with tho proper
officials, Gov. Major ordered the 70.
ritter Of two Forfeited bonds in
criminal cases and declined to remit
the forfeited bond In another.
There has been some question
raised as to the power OF the gov
ernor to remit forfeited bond. but
Gov Major says the statute ID clear
and that all of his predecessors have
taken that view.
Ee declined TO remit the $1,000 for
fe!rea bond OF Harry I.asksr, n pick
pockst. who left St Louis. went to
West Virginia and Is now serving n 10
year sentence in that state.
Sam Weisman. his bondsman. asked
a remitter on the ground that Lasker,
very obviously. could not be produced
when wanted.
Carey l.. Casey's $1,000 bond was
forfeited and he was brought back
for trial The state nolled the charge,
His bondsman. George Scullin. need
pay only the court costs and fees
The other remittcr was of bonds
for John McHugh totaling $4,000,
Charles /, Geraghty being the surety.
McIIugh, ian icebox" robber, was re.
captured and II now serving long
term In the penitentiary Gcraghty
must pay all OF the court costs and
fees due the circuit attorney.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29
ASK FOR A LIFE SENTENCE
FRANKS ATTORNEYS APPEAL TO
GOVERNOR OF GEoRiA.
Claims That Evidence on Which He
Was Convicted Was Of Cues
tionabIe Character.

Atlanta, Georgia - Attorneys for
Leo NJ Frank have filed a petition
with Gov. Slaton and the Georgia pris-
on commission asking that the SEN
tence Of death imposed on Frank for
the murder of Mary Phagan be com
muted TO life Imprisonment.
Among the grounds set forth by
Frank in his appeal for executive
clemency are that he is innocent and
that the principal evidence on which
he was convicted was OF "a question
able and unreliable character" His
application, he states, does not under
take TO set out in full the reasons
for his appeal, but he asks permission
to do so at the hearing before the pris-
on commission. ,,
The text Of Franks application fol-
lows in part;
On Aug, 26, 1918, was convicted
in the superior court of Fulton coun.
ty Of murder and | am under sentence
of death pronounced on said yer.
dict. ask that this sentence be
commuted to life Imprisonment on the
following grounds:
Il am absolutely innocent Of the
crime of which | was convicted My
death would neither avenge it nor pun
ish the real perpetrator. have no
personal knowledge Of the crime other
than the facts related by me in my
statement at the trial
The main evidence on which | was
convicted was of a questionable and
unreliable character. My alleged
guilt has not been established beyond
reasonable doubt but, on the con
trary, conflict Of testimony, uncer
tainty and doubt still exist as TO every
material feature OF the case against
me"
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29
WAR DECREASED NUMBER OF
INCOMING ALIENS B
PER CENT.
ALL STATES ARE AFFECTED
Many Have Gone Back to Their
Former Homes, as Wars and
Rumors OF Wars Have Shewn
Them the Need.
Jefferson CITY

The European war decreased for.
eign immigration into Missouri 70 per
cent during the first eight months OF
its progress, according to Commits
stoner John T, Fitzpatrick OF the bu.
reau Of labor statistics.
During the fiscal year which closed
June 80, 1914, l3.Tsl men. women and
children from Great Britain. France.
Germany, Italy, Mexico, Holland, Bel.
ginm, Austria and other foreign coun.
tries entered the United States with
Missouri as their destination, n
monthly alien influx average OF LAS.
During eight months. commencing
with the war and ending February 2s.
1915, only 2.lS3 Aliens arrived bound
for this state. or an average OF 275 a
month.
During the fiscal year ending June
30, 1914. :.744 foreigners left Missouri
for their former homes in other coun.
tries, an average OF 22s a month. For
the period since the war commenced
the Missouri average OF those return.
Ing home Was l55 a month. or ~ less
than the departures before the war
commenced.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29
Naval Operations Expected

London.-Impending operations in
the North Sea are thought to be fore
shadowed by the incursion Of British
submarines in Helgoland Bay and the
embargo on all shipping between Eng
land and Holland. During the last
week the activity Of the German sub
marines has decreased to a marked
degree, and colncidentally British sub
marines, Of which nothing had been
heard for months, have put in an ap-
pearance and are apparently operat,
ing along the German coast and
around Helgoland, The German ad-
miralty's report announcing these op-
erations says that one of the British
underwater craft was sunk on
April II.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29
GERMANS MAKE SUDDEN AND
SUCCESSFUL DASH
NEAR YPRES.
USE BOMBS FILLED WITH GAS
British and French War Offices Al
NIT Rcverses-Battle Believed to
Be Beginning Of Renewed
Struggle in Belgium.

London.--A sudden dashing attac X
suited in forcing back the allied lines
and the capture of four villages and
1900 French and British soldiers. the
Berlin war office announced.
The attack was entirely unexpected
and the Germans battled their way
across the Ypres canal after stub
born fight. The Paris official state
ment admits reverse near Ypres,
but says that some OF the lost ground
was retaken by counter attack.
The Germans used asphyxiatinr
bombs, the effect OF which was felt
for about a mile in the rear Of the
French trenches, the Paris report
says.
1t is believed here that these opera
tons are only the commencement OF
another battle Of Yrres.
The Germans forced the French to
retire 10 the west side Of the Ypres
canal, A distance OF approximately
five miles
As a result Of the French retreat
the British lines. according TO Gen.
French. remained intact except on the
extreme left. where the Britons had
to readjust their line in order 10 con-
form with the new French line
Paris declares that no grave conse.
Quences have resulted from this Ger
man attack and adds that the British
and French troops have made gains
toward the north.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29

The first step toward the celcbra.
ton Of Missouri's Centennial Of State
hood was taken when resolution
was unanimously adopted requesting
the board OF directors Of the Mis-
souri, Historical Society to officially
consider the question.
No definite plan was suggested. a.
the celebration is not TO he held until
1918.
The announcement OF the plan 10
celebrate the i0oth anniversary Of
Missouri as state followed formal
election Of officers
II was decided al the meeting TO
celebrate, next year. the scmi-centea-
nial OF the founding Of the Missouri
Historical Society.
The formal proclamation Of the
president of the United States rccox'
MIXING Missouri as \ state" said a
member in speaking ni the proposed
celebration. IL Was felt should he held
under the auspices OF the Missouri
Historical ScS'iety. "Nas rot issued
until August 81. 1891
"nui the petition for the admission
to statehood was presented TO con
grcSs January :. ISIS For tNrea
years and six months the struggle
over the admission of M!asossTt waa
the chief issue before congress
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29

Povt Smith ARK IL d1slsScn ~
Jus.yc Paul l.gtile In the csrvnii cuast
hrg. IL expected ta result ia the pcs.
naanent closing Al all saloons In Fort
Smith na August | lyuhlbiiiaalsss
bad appeals, frosn ac,ton # lae coan-
t. roaTs In granting salooa licenses.
and IaaEe i5tsje rulca the saloons
petitions aid nos ac9r signature ri
ma sprity ~ 'he whlta adults As the
s'ate lmu requires
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29
Italy Sends Ultimatum.

Rome.-A report reached Rome
from Petrograd that Italy had sent a
note to Austria which virtually
amounted to an ultimatum. The note
Is said to embody the minimum terms
upon which Italy will consent to con-
clude an agreement with Austria
General opinion in Rome is that an
agreement may still be reached New
ertheless. military preparations are
being continued with the greatest
energy along the frontier, where
Austria is concentrating troops.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29

neiapo,n !li ~- IN" grand inry
at the Aprtl term ot the puqantn
city court. "a hach has b~eH TN asrA&tnn
for t~o weeks. returned indictments =
against Henry Horn. Ig, cashier II
the dcsuacs haHk nl pGquuln nt Hra
r. Hora. and Frank Wells. an assist,
ant In tas hARk Horn And Wells sSe
charged Wiih cgabrEzlcmeAs
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29

Arriving at Iulfa on the Russian
border passport difficulties added To
tho troubles ot the fleeing people,
Maddenca ~utll.T ihTUw ghc.r ch}l
drep into the ArAxcS river or into the
POOLS to end their sutYrrtags iroa
cold and hunger
Father pc Gross had tn pat Alw
back against a vail 10 aEht c~ the
mob when he began 10 distribute tho
food Tlan Maud aaa cold and Tho abel
lcrleAs nights, dariag which The gar
rscuta cf tho refugees wwxe gruFrn,
continued for three weeks untii thc
people acre slowly dispersed
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29
Giri htelps Defenders.


nilman, perscia The exodus 81 SO
600 Armonians and Nestnrian Christ
ians from AEerhailan provinces. the
massacre ~ over 500 o. those who
acre unable TO fec, the death from dis
ease Of : .ooO IN the compounds ui the
possibly " an equal number - w.
'uEccs In the CaReasas have hcca coG-
frmed.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29
BAY RUM KILLS 2 DRINKERS
Bristol. Tenn, Merchant Destroys
Stock OF Substitute" After
the Tragedy.

Bristol. Pennsylvania Because
two men to whom he sold bay rum. as
a substitute for n more standard sort
of liquor. died from its effects. the
merchant declares he will never sell
another drop Of the stuff and has de-
stroyed his entire stock OF Il
The double tragedy Is reported from
North Holston. Va, 40 miles east OF
here. The victims were men Of fami-
lies.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29

For the second tilnc Secretary uf
State Cornelius Roach convened by
himself as the state board of equallsa.
ton 10 assess the public service cor.
porations OF the state for the present
years taxes The lay requires this
board TO convene the third Tuesday
in April each year Roach was the
only member Of the board In the city.
Governor Major Is available after aa
absence OF is days. but even his
presence viii not make quorum
The other three members OF the
board are:
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-29

Washington, u C-aTh" Panama
canal has herB operated 81 a losb -
ahoal 10 p"r cpo' fog thn frs, eight
moatha vi TIA ase. according 10 eff.
rial nEaI~,a rrs~sse~A here There are
Indications. however. thai in 'es
msenthA this loss wili be- rts!gcea Ia
lrsNs than & p~F Cpni