davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05
SDgebusieoler.
al H~econDalecent
VII.
SnOiist.

6Dem Dil fife gerne BABE Sno-
iigt, DGre in~oiigtsfulO2 Der er me.
gen Strnben oereiter; og er bet
noaet go0t,, mar isger at iao Sno.
iigt l. 0a mac en- Ianoan 5trGben
PRIZES. Bel bar uoiiet os Ooeriigt
osina i'm 8etDoning, men oeriom
Sn0iigten mongler, oa eapner bet
on6et life ioa meget. 5 4ol. 2, 2
taller gaulus innIeoes ON Snoiigt:
Zen iuIODisie Sn6iigts belle giig-
bonn. 9et er en- al 6isie ipangre
ll0talelier Of 8aulus, bDor ban Il.
geirem iDues at fempe meo Sproget
for at iaa BET ~unoerlagt ben Sano.
6eo, ban oil uotdle. Det er ct gnife
for ao~ioieuierne, at De mna ioa
Oeune Snoiiet, % oermeo er bet 10
u0talt Iom ct 9nife og NnaI Tor
aft SUBS 5olf.
De ileite Wenneifer pil aerne
bore riee paa joroiif @oos og Bel
Opre. Den ben Rigoom fan 10 let
tnge 8inger og iluoe bort ira fin
|giermnn0. Nen oer' er en- moen
gigoom emo ben ioroiife, nemlig
oGrfenoelien at Cubs, 5ooerens og
Rriiti SemmeIigbeo", bOilfet meo
andre Orb fan uOtrpffes iaale6es
ariitenoommens 8emmeIigbeo, ari-
Itenoommens 5noiigt
CUBS 5reIiestmfer meo os i
ariiti Seiu 2ip, Do, Opitnn0elie,
5orioningen, Retfaroiggsrelien9 el-
Iigesrelier, Gaaben, RooDeren, Or
bet gsnnen, FRO, Saob og aprlig.
be6, en- ariitens 2ioelie, 5reoen |
Rriitis 0. /. oct en- 8emmeligbeoer.
ne, Tom be bellige bebeoer opbere
Snoiigt /.
Snbiieten foIoes rfuIoDis", buiI-
fet NOT oil iige, at ariitenoommen
err lite llbisbeoens men gisbeoens
Gag, en- Operbepisnine, iom itaar
fnit os urOfte.
ga, N0o0ens fore Sober er ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05

9etienine pna ielgeuOe Steoer.
9oriefpoo0, 0ameDirfe, Nnlrice.
bile. Wateretli, SoIpnmbe % 9aI.
MERTON. 8ao ale oisIe Ste6er er
Der ifnnoinauiite airfer; Der bar o..
iaa ppret en- airfe % Renigbeo /
Ropier, men begee Dele er iorIoun.
ben. Soa plot ieg oeo er ale Renia-
beoer arumoIngi al Bait. O. SaIS.
(San er MI | 0onmarf). Den fsr-
ite par RorieiuooO Renigbeo, Tom
bIep itiftet 1878 meo 100 Weolem.
mer. Dette bar neiten uoeluffenbe
ct norIf Settlement, bois gcboere
tom ooer meo ct Sfib foI6et Ssf.
bling, Der fom Here @onge nieo
Smmisranter. Derfor taller man
enonn ON isrite, onoen oe treble
Ssf6ine.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05

JON Slip bar forfpnot Dam ON, %
befenOt oenne 5ro.
Sa ieIo bans 8e9erin9 ON at
blioe ogbt, efter at ban bar bsrt
eoangeliet ON 5eius al Slips
RunO, er / @irfeIigbeoen en- pc
fen6elie al 1ro; ban snifer 10 IA.
ben6art at bliDe inOIemmet j 5am-
iun0 meo Den treenige SUB oeo
9aab.
SLIP ipnes beller in9en 9etGufe-
Iig6eo At mere Tor at inooil9e Sol
manoens 9egprlng. San beo. at
@ognen ifilI0e 6oloe, % Sc iteg beg
&c neo i 9anoet, 5aaoe Slip %
Sofmanoeu, % ban Oe6te BAN.
g}eu 0a Be iteg op al 8anoet,
6ortrpffeoe 6errens 2CanO Slip. oB
Sofmanoen iaa BAN life mere; tbi
ban Orog i'm Rel pieo @leoe.
gi ifat Der benDtte AuIeoninaen
til at gore opmarfiom paa. at Der
itaar, at Sc iteg beq9e neO / @anoet,
6oa0e oer, Der oe6te % Ben, Ser
6ehfes Toobeu u6fartes altIaa /
@an0et % unoer oaben 9immel.
Ser .fges bao6e At De be98e
.iteq de0 gon6et, % al De
.fteg op a @an0et, men BET
.fiaes life, at nogen Of Dem par
unoer gan0et. eGer 5oor 6nbt
Sc por I @on0et.
9it man ira bette Steo lutte, at
Sofman6en Bier Sebt 0eo lln0er-
opffelie. iaa mao man ~iel9eri9tig
lutte At Sc beaqe 0ar unoer 9aa-
oct.
Ste0et Oiier. at set 6ar baret 9u.
fas ON at gre At 6p1oe 9an5ens
Re6oen6igbeo. men oerimoo
fife noaen beitemt Q%noenoelie Al
ganOet ener no9en 5eitemt Gebe-
maooe.
soa Iluttelio Ii6t ON Oe ooenan
isrte 0r0:
.Toritaar 6u oaion oct, ION ou
Ipier2" ,Soorleoes ifuloe ie1 fuane
ser. u0en uoaen oeiIe6er mia2~
Oct par BELT %naturli9t, At sol.
man6en. font ban par 9roieIDt, II
fe forito6, 60ao Ssraels gnmIe BRO
ret ifreo ON Ben tilfommen0e 6rel-
Ter og bans tanImo0iae 2ioen.
Ren 6ermeo er life iast at Der
onr Rangel paa qlarbe6 / BET, ban
Ipite; @anglen oar bos 6oimanoen;
bans aenoItab til Sen Gag, grofe.
ten ffreo ON, bor utiIitrpffeIi8. Ger
for 6e6soe0e 6an en- 9eile0er.
Get mente ban ogioa ielp, h%0orior
ban bao SLIP Itiae OBJ i go9nen Tor
at mOerpiie ban.
SaaOm iorboIoer BET iig meo
mangt o. meget + @uOs 0ro, at
en- %foritaar mere al SET. en- anoen
min0re, Iaa ser oil alho bebsues
8eiIe6ere, 2qrere. I'll at fate 9ps
oper mongt og me9et / Striften ior
isaenoe Renneifer.
Men Den piniee. Sen ian6beOsif'
aen6e, pil oltio Finoe 9eiIeOnin9,
Iaa ban timber Sci til Somfuno
meo @uo iaaIe6es, Of ban fan bra
ae in Sci meo @Ipoe. iom Sol
manoen aior6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05
SUB eaer aonsen?

Oct brnote fig eneane en- aarle
Mor9en,
Der gift TO giggere til 9~ongeborgen
at Isqe SipLp | Rsoens bittreStuno.
Zen enc beb Sobmnes megen
Smerte
man Iqite | bans gIif, os fra bans
l9ierte
10 Here Cut, emo Orb 10 fra bans
Munb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05
VII.
,San lnffeOc liz op, .

VIII.
ySan lnffcOc liz op.'
9~rorious Gi9teripm6ol er 9sien.
Get or BAN, Der me0 niouoerl E
Strait % Sfou5e5 bar iun8et a0ea
nu0iaite 9oie". % IF min fois
oisner 6ortl" Il ON life meOeror.
IONS eneitaaen0e Strait iaa 0og / sen
iamne 9Lan0 aar Sen elifeIige 80
barnes 2eUinion ifreoet Ben oanite
@enia6eo: y@il bleBneo ale 80.
ier~. Set Ct en- berlig Tie 4re
gaq I'm 9rrfe III. at meo ia.
teriuille omTmeIter ran 9ifia8 or
bet .2e6inasfproa til en- 9efea0elie
far .iortabte S6nner o8 Getre ,
iom er oeo at oen0e ON til 6aoer.
6uiet: v'ye1 cote bert min beo'te
araft + iremmeo 2eoin9siRro4 II
sIaaen" for Oea lattice 6usmanos
1er / Dunmarf 6Iiper til en- Saos
for Siertet. ia .aoriets roe SIda".
iom nof fan 5olbe 7eren htftst
I'm Seiusroien ii8er 8iateral.
san lufte0e ia op.
Stolen er glomiternes 3ronnitl
5Bor er en- ~uoiprun9en Hole ooa
ton, ct 8iounocr Al Sfabsreas
g}agt. ben luffer op Tor TN Gin.
6eo. ior i'm 6in5eo, for in 6aroe.
for i'm Iuit; bpor 0eiIiatl e ct
mat Reuueite. 5Dis aan0elige %
leaemlige arpiter Hait bar uoioIoet
i9; Oct minoer ogiaa ON ben no
iprunqne 9oie &c paa. 5un0 Der
er font o. aoot ] DlenneifeIipet Oet
minOer ] In lloioI0elie ON ben no.
iprlmane aoie.
ia. men ale Soroens Roier oil
0isne. .6Dor ilpgtiat er aft Ior.
Diff @ooe. ielD lln8oom. Smrte,
Mlmterbe0." 9euinien iaa life ieil,
oa ban iang: Dig bIeane0 ale
&oier@. aa, Lao os ie ogiaa erfenoe
bette / Iioe. ioa naar gIeaninaens
o. 9isningens 1i0 fommer, at ben
fife ifal ~ouerraife os alt Tor me9et.
San Iufteoe iig op.@ Del er
Seiusroien. Der Iirffer iig op. Ia
9ipets andre &oier blegne6e, oa aab-
ueoe oen pn0igite Roie liz Tor zig
teren. Oct par goot for baml 0ei
iunes, iom ON 6rfen6elien al 5rel-
ierens Serligbe6 life tom meo ct
alag FOR BAN; ierit iaa ban BAN
Il anop", ienere ION oen uOioloe0e
Roie, oa bsieOe De itipe ana ii8, oa
fom gefen6eIien og GrteaoeIien al
egen lloqr0igbe6; Seq er big life
bqro"; men tillige 9eilutningen
Den @oie oil ie9 Ounoe % opelife.
Din Roie je9 alorig oil mite"
% naar ie9, fore 9Rier, Iaoer
bette StDfte islge li9e paa Oct ON
,Ssyn0iiat~, 6a er Oct Tor, at ieg uIl
frem6qoe, at i en- Gum fan Oct IL
ges, at 0oen iulooisie Snoiigts be-
Re Ria0om~ err / ariitus Seius. "a
at fomme til Den SHoiigts Rigoom
ifer oeo at Seiusroien gluffer iig
op~. SO mere oi inor COP til at
fine mo / bnm % al tenoe bans
8Doer, bans 6uIofommenbeo, bans
Qprligbe0, 0eito rieere bliuer Dor
Gro og bort 9io. San er pDdpios-
Sfotfommer~, bpis Regle SelIig'
aan0en bar, % ban uil oejleoe inn
/ belle S1nobeoen oe nfilere og al
6pffe for os geliieneIien os Big
oommen / ariitus. Bnitlus taIoer
oenne Rigoom" ariiti aunOifabs
gpperligbeo~, moo boilten ban reg
neoe ale 5ortrin for Sfarn % Sfn'
be.
Gao os iege Oenne foneelige Big
bonn. Seq oil eine bio 2~iagenoefG-
fom er ifiult / Wsrte, og a%lenooier,
Tom en- gentle / 2en, % on ifal for-
nemme, at iee er Serren, Ssraels
Cub, iom fnIoer Dig peo Ram"
(Gf. 40, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05


men er man bunerie, imneer oct ooe
goot.@
yRei ie, oeniOnreo' 0i0rif. 10, @uo
be0re.
On er pei cant til iIiof ira Dine 8q.
Ore;
min llngOom looeo' mig en- beOre
Ti0.
3oa, 5ois On er iaa noiiom. On oa
Dine,
fom Iao os 5ptte 0o; tbi leg %
mine
fan life roe grsoet 6a1t Al slio.
Bel, ionreOe Sobnnnes saIem Dit
Soon.
iea bptte oil meS 0ia + Serrens
Qapn".
d bDtteo', ifiItes oo. 5orbittret
oen0te
hl5age Diorif til fit Stem % ifcno-
te.
mart rot, % mart meO 5alo neO.
ffu9te Or6.
Sneocns tom 5o5anues. alaS %
roIia
mco 9reoet ! lin arm 5iem iii lin
9oIi9
"a iamIeOe De imao oeo @iooaos
boro
Rrrt bar iortolte, 5oao Ser 5anOet
nor.
mems 5an III beer TAR fit snfts
far.
3o3 ie. mems ran iortauer % nil
fare
a ersoet emo ct stpfe - Her %.
Here
@alognioen triae 10 TED boert bans
Orb;
D imaa uoftraffc burtio Oeras
8ru0er
AZ ari5e eiter Staticn, De e fen0sr.
Sc terre itirre maallsit ben ao9oro
II lsier after re 3o6annes Sum8a:
min @no, ~uObrnoer 6an nm @l0
% aongel@
N'ea uqooe ret Ban Ill ia iel0 er
f5aaiei.
.icr BON mco 8uIoef ionIet 10i Cont
men
'laer til Set fou9eIiae Stem a Steo.
og meoens ban for aouaeus 500 ia
faiter
meo arliat sino Den iromme III
ler batter
.lt 1.ot 9ouasn ret ONT aft 9eifeo.
-0s5rls9cs p Tiger 0onaeu meo ct
zmiI.
.m5n@nIOct On til Giorif aipe pip
81 i9arcoe 5oaanncs. Den 5.
ifuufte
Set mlc ereo, 1om @uIoet 5 til.
faufie.
% 5an set reocligt o. hare bar.
Gei! miro aoaaen. Din er 0ea-
ne @aoe.
grant Ter iea 9erren DiI iauleoes
baDe,
% 6srrens RaaS, lea Ell ioronOrc
Ter.
IN taIte ret i @aar" - ban isieO
I'll,
Zen trrnser Ell Tom eerren bial.
G. u.
5noienOt al @orarette @srt5.
Olenn0er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05

"a mt oeo aongens DIR De too. Dc
tpen0e.
ga Ioteo Gi0rif til 90 funOe feuoe
paa Rot oe Erin, at aonaen par
belt upr,
% uoen at 5etGnfe fig ret IGnge
BAN iuffe6' bit: Zen itaar ei til At
trenge.
ION aonaen biaIper. % iom ban bar
far.
On teller, ioareoe Sobannes milo:
gboo 9erren bipIper. ben ei trGnge
oil
0pa6 Di0rif oente0' fete = aonaen
6srta
oeu Gale. ION REQ 8sren oisIe isrte.
BON ao5aeo' Sen % loo oem trace
mo.
Gu" igurgte bon, .5oo Al Ter II
erfeuoer,
at Qoffen itrgmmer NJ ira mine
6unoer.
% letter 2i0 Ill mi0 meO pomo9t
emp"
M 5erre " Ioareoe Qiorif, gore0es
Il.
ies uttco' lsnligt ia I'm paa min
Bel"
Pm oel. min sea. ie8 iii beg en-
aaHg 5rsoe.9
geuioorco' @on8eH, ,ie3 iii ingen
reoe
bans oio III 0imIea; 0o7 nj iaar At
ie.
5oo 5eOit er 6iulpea. oea ior 50em
@ios 1aaaoe
euer ben. or 5oem min @aumilO6eo
ifal raooe.
Go5, Sa8en ifaf finn oioes az Is TIE
"a aermeo @uo 5eiaIet. tom igcH,
noar @oraenioIen prQoer 9inme
len"
y af in Re, men 0iorit na9pe
fun0e
ior @lGoe boerfen lone eaer 5lmoe
Sen 5elc Qnt. 5miolertio ino Boo
Den mae aon9e, at man Tube bagg
5am toenoe 9reo % tpoe @pl0ea
taee
iom ifll6e iffalcs ! Oct enc ereo
som iaat iaa 5iort. iielae 4a1ien
Cro
loa earle toen6e @rso eaa aonaus
@5rO.
arapt reomco BET / IN. ier 1iorf.
reiite
ia IN iii eeic. mcoeHs 0iertet tnc
tie
Il itolt 6arocltuin0 om en- a9nds.
ern,
5obaancs oerimoo ia a5ao ocnOcr.
iii Mor9eniuf til Raaofas ono %
ienoer
% brocr nm beifarme @io oa9eru
Gcrpan iro iattiSt Sem aztec =
iom isr
5inau0cn ms0te Sc oeo aongens
9er.
let Dareoe Ell lanae, isr De foIOtes
al aouaen in6 og ion Al BAN til.
taltes:
Sea oco tiIiul0e eocrs 1rana oa
3e6,
men oeo o., at Of alt. bpa6 emo iea
hdoer,
lea fan eli eipe eoer be0re Booer
emo Al bereoe eoer 6agligt Bro;
Z 0ioe Oo. boao 5 al mia fou Den.
te -
6per moraen ; ct grsO Dos mig fan
bente."
% oermeO noaoie ban til bper fig
oen0er
og giper 9r6Oet ielu Oeres SpnOer
Dog aoen at tilieje minOite OrO.
Raturligpis ban Gi0rif o%oerrofte
oct 9rsO, boori mar 9engene IND.
bogte.
De tofte0e og gil, men uoenior,
bDor ingen mer Dem bsrte eaer iaa
gap 7iOrif Gut, boa0 BAN paa8ier.
tet Ino.
ygau fla mig Dog, mon nogen bar
let Wa9e
al fongeIige SRnoer at mootoge
et i~taffels greo, fun nogle Gre
9Rrol
Rnar fsrit ban loper, man bans
@lfuit ifnl hnDe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-05-05
Set, Der beitaar.
Dor Cubs Orb bsiiaar ,uinbslig,
(gf. 40. 81.
0OfmanOen fro 9GtiOpitu.

% ban (6iltp) iagoe. y5or-
itaar Ou ogiaa oct, iom on Ie-
ier?" 9fen ban (9Ofmanoen)
iagOe: nSporIeoes ituloe ieg
funne oct. uoen nogen oeileoer
mig2@ ap. 9. s. 30-31.
99s Gap. s, 26--40.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-08
Large Amount of Ammunition
on Board--Ship Sailed from
New York on July 4
CAPTAIN SAYS BLAZE IS CONTROLLED
(Bv Associated Press. J

NEW YORK, July 8-As if in ;a answer to Frank aa5
olts last warning that ship at sea Should sink, God
willing on the seventh there came last night wireless
made pub today from naaS556s Gapa CF fans o.
his shin was afre at sea- $40 miles southeast of Halifax
ship had sufficient ammunition p t aaaE aboard Dyn by the
hut whether the blaze in her hold was started by bomb
which Holt had placed there, matter Of pure con
lecture Captain Clarets message said the fire was IN
No hold and was not serious The ammunition aboard
vessel was stored aft at appreciabe distance from
this hold.
No passengers were aboard the Minnehaha. Her
crew numbered approximately 10O She was at her pier
here about week taking cargo before she sailed tor
London last Sunday, July A. The Minnehaha should reach
Halifax, it is said, tomorrow forenoon
NEW YORK July 8The fire aboard the mnne3aa mana
sage received at 124O p M today from Captain Caret
that time the fire was said to have been mastered, Cap
@Fire caused by explosion Now under control by
sfocation and steam Much smoke in hold. Deemed it
expedent to make for Halifax Due off Chehucto Head
pa M Friday. Advise agents"
The message came by the way Of Cape Race.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-08

parts OF the city. They found the
greatest havoc was wrought at Sixth
and Mound streets, where i've build
ing in one block had been demolished.
River craft suffered severely. The
towboat Convoy, which left Cincinnati
for down river points shortly before
the storm broke, struck pier Of the
Southern Railway bridge and sunk.
The plant of the Western Union
Telegraph Company on the fifteenth
floor OF the ingalls, building, was pros.
trated. Windows were blown IN, ad-
hitting rain in such volume as to.
food the Office. rendering useless the.
dynamos and other equipment II
was ascertained definitely today that
special train on the Pennsyiya1is
carrying race horses from the recepts
ly ended meeting at Latonia to the
eastern tracks. was wrecked ct Ter
race Park, a short distance from this,
city. Nineteen OF what are considered
the best horses that raced at Latonia
meetings were killed.
It was also reported that two. care
takers were killed and nineteen m.
iured including several jockeys The
large racing stable Of E. R. Bradley
was on this train.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-08
Gets One Year On
White Slave Charge

ELKINS. ". Va, July S.-Joseph
May. of Wheeling, confessed in the
Federal Court this afternoon to an in.
dictment charging white slavery, and
was sentenced TO one year in the
State penitentiary. May was former
ly street car conductor.
May was arrested in Pittsburgh
when Martha Taylor. his soulmate,
swore that she had been going on the
street for May and earning their liv'
ing. They were brought back to this
city and May was held by a United
States commissioner TO the Elkins
term Of court While he was confined
in the local county jail he attempted
to commit suicide by hanging himself
to his cell door. He was discovered in
the throes Of death and cut down.
After few days he and the woman
were removed to Elklns, where May
was arraIgned yesterday. His confes-
sion was not altogether unexpected.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-08
RUSSIANS CHECK
RUSH OF AUSTRIANS
TeutOn Soldiers Are Forced
To Take Defensive Near
Warsaw.
nv Associated Press )

LONDON. July $50 great has
been the weight Of reinforcements
brought up by Russia along the stretch
OF territory between the Vistula and
Bug rivers, notably in the vicinity OF
rasnik, that the Austro-Hungrartans
for the moment have been forced to
assume the defensive and to pause IN
their rush toward Luebin and the rall'
ways running from that city to War
saw.
The sector on the eastern front
where the Russians are making a
stand is held almost exclusively by the
Austrians, who, according to official re-
port, seem to be finding themselves in
difficulty.
The much discussed German often.
siye in the west has not yet developed,
though reports OF big movement OF
troops to that front are persistent.
These forces must be new formations
unless the great offensive in the east
is to cease. The Berlin claim that the
Germans. have retaken trenches near
Ypres, Belgium. recently seized by the
British is not confirmed from British
sources.
At several points In France the Ger
mans have been attacking violently,
but the only appreciable loss conced'
ed by the French is in the st. Mihiel
district.
The French. admit they have lost
strip Of trenches measuring 700 yards.
The German official statement more
than doubles this distance.
Letting the Turks attack. with re-
suItant heavy loss and exhaustion, has
been the recent loss Of the British
operating against the Dardanelles. OF
ficial dispatches heretofore spoke OF
the fearlessness and valor OF the
Turks. but General Hamilton's report
received yesterday said for the flrst
time that the Turks were showing no
disposition TO attack.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-08
Ford To Establish
Dept. Of Dietetics

DETROIT. Mich. July S.-Firmly
convinced that people consume three
times as much food as they should and
that gluttony causes brain sluggishness
and booze appetite, Henry Ford has
directed DR.. James e. Mead to estab-
lish in the new Ford General Hospital
q department OF dietetics, the object Of
which will be to teach the public to
eat less and how to eat.
I'VE agree that too much food
causes men to be sluggish Of brain and
abnormal Of appetite" said DR.: Mead
in discussing the new department and
explaining Mr. Ford's ideas regarding
the diet department. MANY OF the
best authorities blame q great deal Of
the passion for nduor upon gluttony.
"a department Of dietetics will be
one Of our means OF prevention Of Ill.
ness, which. we agree, Is better than
cure. While We are prepared to cure
cases Of addiction to drugs and to
liqlaEs we prefer to prevent them"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-08
S3 Persons are Dead and Is
are Missing in Cincinnati
Tornado Hits Missouri
MANY BOATS ARE SUNK IN OHIO RIVER
(By Associated Press. }

According to figures compiled today more than % per-
sons were killed and several more injured IN the violent
wind and rain storm which extended from Nebraska to
Ohio last night The property damage is estimatedat sey
eral millions Of dollars.
The greatest loss Of life occurred in CINCINNATI and
vicinity where 33 persons known to be dead and Ia
In Eastern Missouri the storm assumed the proper
ton of tornado, demoshing 162 blocks in St Charles
town of about 10000 people, St Peters, town Of 300 M
babitants and Gilmore village of 1OO almost wiped
out by the tornado In St. Charles and St. Peters there
was no loss Of fe while in Gilmore only one person was
killed
In Lincoln and Custer counties, Nebraska, wind and
hail caused heavy damage to crops and in the village
Galloway several buildings were unroofed There has
been no loss of life reported today.
In Southern Illinois the storm was severe, causing
heavy damagen many localities At Mound City the busi-
ness part of town was flooded.
In Central and Southern Indiana three persons were
killed and many injured Telegraph and telephone ser
vice demoralzed and buildings unroofed and crops
damaged by heavy wind and rain.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-08
Valuations Show
Only Few Changes

The board OF tax review and equa!
lzation which has been in session since
Jnly / has checked up the assessor 1
and books for Paw Paw, Lincoln and
crant districts, and today the board
was at work checking up the land book
FOR Warrington district.
The books show little change in
valuation from the preceding year ex
cept.in cases where new buildings have
been erected or other improvements
made. Mr.. Haught field agent from
tiie Office OF Fred o. Blue, state tax
commissioner, who was in conference
wsth the local board for two days, ad.
viges raising the assessments on coal
lands IN Marion county and the assess,
rnents against some other classes oil
property. Members Of the board, how
aver, are reluctant to make any radi'
al changes, as they say that the as
sessment on coal lands In Marion
county are already higher in proper
tion to values than they are in Harri'
gon county and as high II not higher
Siian In Monongalia county.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-08
lRv AssocInted Pressl

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CINCINNATI, July S.-The most
Devastating storm that has visited this
city in several decades descended
about $3.50 last night, waged with cy'
clonic intensity for half an hour, took
a toll OF lives estimated as close TO
thIrty-flve and property damage be-
tween half a million and million dol
lars.
AS definite reports began to filter in
today from the suburbs. where tele-
phonic communication was slowly be-
ing established. the list Of missing
which at last reports indicated BE-
tween 15 and 20. was increasing. From
the other side Of the Ohio river in
Newport, Covington, Fort Thomas and
Fort Mitchell, KY, came reports OF
collapse OF houses and street car trat'
&c to these cities has been suspended.
In the outlying district OF. Cincinnati
the property damage, which was un.
known last night, appears TO be heavy,
particularly in the resident sections
OF Clifton. Avondale and College Hill.
The known dead are:
JAMES T. ALLEN, Of the Ohio Hu-
maae Society.
MRS. E. C. COHEN.
MRS. ROSA TENNENBAUM.
CHARLES kline.
BRAD WILLIAMS, captain of the
tovboat Fulton.
WILLIAM HEMPELMAN, a manu-
facturer.
IRENE GLATTHAUS.
PHILLIP RIZZO.
GEORGE FAGAN.
Unidentified woman killed by falling
tree.
wreck caused by storm.
Unidentified negro killed by q Iall-
ing sign.
Unidentified woman and two uni
Identified men killed by the overturn'
ing OF shanty boats on the Ohio river.
Eighteen deckhsnds and roustaoouts
were drowned by the capsizing OF the
toWboat Convoy. a.
me storm continued for about 80
minutes during which rain came down
in binding sheets. The storm had not
entirely ceased when the hre depart.
ment. police patrols and ambuianees
were called out By alarms trom an
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-08
Compromise Suit
Against the B, & 0.

KINGWoOD, W. Va, July S.-The
$4,000 damage suit OF Mrs. Mary
Mines, Of Rowlesburg, against the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad for injuries
alleged to have been caused in the
wreck Of the G. & B. train at Cove
Run. few miles south OF Grafton, last
fall. was compromised in court here.
The case was postponed from last
week owing to the inability Of several
Of the witnesses to be present. When
the case was finally brought up, the
fury was selected and the first wit
nesses were about to be brought into
the stand. when counsel for the de-
tense and plaintiff got together and
the matter was settled out Of court,
and the case stricken from the docket
The sum on which the plaintiff con.
sented TO compromise is not known.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-08
Arrest Four On Wire
Stealing Charge

Legal tangles as wen as tangies Of
more material character win pc
straightened out this afternoon during
the trial Of four young men for the
alleged theft OF 500 pounds Of wire,
before Justice Of the Peace r. Leigh
Fleming. The persons scheduled Tor
trial are BENJAMIN Haught, David
Weekly, Clarence BarthoioWs and Ira
Funk. They were arrested BY jim
Ice and W. S. Gibson, special Baltl.
more & Ohio Railroad Company otfls
GERS, and by Deputy Sheriff T. ".
Buckley.
The wire is alleged to have been
stolen from a watch house on the
Baltimore G Ohio right-o -of.Way between
Fairmont and Grafton. Il was taken.
down the Monongahela RIVER IN 9 boat
and sold to q junk dealer IN Fair1no1t
It Is alleged.