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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-08
THE READING

Harrisburg DIvlsiOn-1S crew first to
go after II p. m; 1, 9. H. %. ., s, 81,
/. :.
East-bound So crew first to go
sc.
Engineers for o. IS.
Firemen for 81, o.
Conductor for IS.
Brakemen for 90. 60
Engineers up: Glass. Morrison, Bona
witz. Crawford. Sweeley. Woland. Kett-
ner, Martln; Eetrow, Pletz, Bornhart.
Wyre, Wood Rupp.
Firemen up: Nye. Dowhower, Rum
baugh. Lex, Beecher. Grumbine. Chron-
lister, Kelly. Dobbins. Snader. Hender-
son. Longenecker. Bowers, Anspach.
Anders.
Conductor up: Gingher
Brakemen up: McHenry. Carlin.
Smith. Mumma. Keefer, Grimes. Heck
man, Yoder, Ely. Duncan. Painter.
Kapp. Machamer. -Ayres. Hoover. Page,
Shader, Maxton, Creager, Wynn,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-08

phia and Reading Railway will be held
al West Point, June l9.
Samuel Rea, president of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. to-day sold his
farm at Turkey Valley. south of Hol-
hdaysburg. to j. G. Bagshaw, a farmer
VINO Will take possession at once. The
farm mad been in the family many
Years.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-08
MAN WHO HANGED SELF BURIED

Funeral services for Joseph Herman.
the foreigner found hanging in tree
in Cameron Park. Tuesday, were held
from II. Wits Sons funeral chapel
this morning. Herman, 1t was found
after an~ investigation yesterday, was
believed to be demented. He was 45
years old and lived at 460 Mohn street
wife in Europe and a daughter
here, survive.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-08
SERVICES FOR MRS. CRITsoN

Funeral services for Miss Kate Crit
son, who died yesterday, will be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from
the home of George and Robert
Springer, with whom she made her
home. The Rev. DR.. Hoover will off,
ciate and burial will be made in the
Middletown Cemetery. Miss Critson
was So years old. She was one of
Middletown's oldest residents and was
born in an old loghouse in Spring
street, now borough landmark.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-08
GERMAN DELEGATION RETURNS

Rome, April s, via Paris.-The
members of the German mission who
made an unsuccessful attempt to pene-
trate to Adds Abeda TO communicate
with the German minister to Abys-
sinia, have just arrived in Rome on
their way home. Italy did not permit
them passage through Eritera.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-08
liMe For 'GETS-IT'
When ] Have Corns

Simple As Saying Itj Never Fails
1t does your heart good to see how
easily and quickly any corn comes out
when you put "GETS-IT" oni And then
when you've gone along for years try
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-08
After
Easter
SPECIALS
For
Friday and
Saturday

Prices quoted here mean first
quality merchandise and best of
all big saving in money. Don't
fail to get 2 share OF the special
hnnnnin.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-08

ing everything, when you've sat up
nights wrapping up your toes in ban
dages, smearing on salves that rub off
or swell up the corn, pasting on cotton
plasters that make cornS pop-eyed,
slaughtering your toes with raZors,
jabbing them with knives and pruning
to the quick with scissors-and then
you put on drops of "GETS-IT" and
see your corn fall right off-why. ii
just looks like a miracle. Just try it.
"GETS-IT" never fails. No pain, no
trouble. Use 1t for any corn, callus,
wart or bunion.
"GETS-IT' is sold Dy druggists
everywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent direct
by z. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-08

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
IlmmlmY LEADER TO Wt0
BOSS" mUnpnrS NIECE
lnrbgemru ~ lu.aU.'h I. Heal,
anI N.,, NuEly b.

tsrars = usf srffHafh.uF maf.
faFs have trtH I#ffFIurf 3D. go
sarth = it.aY Iaspsf Fpd Tsm.
On u, icat' - lrs Ttf', 'rr ss
ss1.uIy D.s.rr u coo rfuua ana
Nss ~ A MYu'Hb. daughter -
En-. aft IHHr NuuFy arI uIsrs =
7 nuanI DUIsf charles , Nufphy
Ne MHrlHy 81 boz home. ~ 100
Easf rssuissnth street al ffst
dsul,f shs aaf &C., o. married soon
bu' Letter In hsr prrssnrs. NJ iis4Iy
ssIi fIt uHffI.Ft uHu.f takf place
% thf near fu.ufe Ht - ALus ChurDA
ir Easf Tssifth street
~ H-aIY succeeded william .
Morris. nov Jutgs - the second
District MuniCipaI Court In th.
ufInI as leader Iu trs Tnirty.
District lis IL member - IN, law
nfW .I it'aIYs Hammer a JauUi.
~I'h offices ~ ~ gs0t Third Ave-.
nue. ans lVss - 80 ggit Grand
Iunruufs
HIs partner Efu.st y T. Hammer.
la IuhiIC AimIulstfatDr In 10, from
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
LYNCH Fl6HTS IN vAln
TO SAVE DEPARTMENT
ImmtifE Vote t0 CnnilrnS n
NfH Dpmpeu siiIn
Iumme .IHu

stltAsf 49, 0 D.spiis .ss',
tsrtnira .ts. IHu thst oouis y.
falssd. 90 sshats Iuaniti.s 90 -
80 ani iuass.f, ia.dab fspsftsd TO-.
tHfah.b rsuaI.r l..IF. . EpfinFs
Nll s.un.u.nf thr i.aiiuf Ds.sftntsn,
and tAs W.fta.sas Tsnf.nsation
Commas ..n uuirf three hs-a.I ia.
dasifiai hsafI iiundfsfs - ialsss
f"Ifssenta'I,ss he'd rs4unstsi o. hear
40 on ~. t..l ll, o. tia. VAS al.
is~sf them. sui az . meeting last
htsht the COMMITTEES fpfs.d favor
shis f.plri ~ strictly parry lines
Commissiensr - Labor james ~
Lynch appeared h"fpf. the commit
10. opposing ihs abolition ~ hi- De-.
ptfimsnt ~, declared mat Ia zoe
many yeafs ~ Ifs existence ~, Labor
department hai sifrfuhfdnd both
the employ'r and the Norhman. had
enforced the iatur laws and mad. It.
cell Invaluable
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
DOROTHY SHeDD INJURED.
New York Gisl Thrown From Her
Horse In Washington.

WASHINGTON. April 2.--Miss Doro-
thy shedd OF New York. who has been
at the shoreham several days with her
chaperon. Miss Jennette AckburE. was
thrown from . horse here this morning
and seriously. II not fatally. injured.
Tho horse ran away with Miss shedd
and. losing control Of the animal. she
was dashed upon the sidewalk near
Thomas Circle
Miss Shedd 10 a very pretty young
woman about twenty-five years old. She
Is friend Of the family Of N. J. Ward
ton. and c. N. Williams. a local busi-
ness man. She was out riding with Mr.
Williams when the accident to her oc.
Cured.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
CROKER AND HIS BRIDE
HERE: SAIL TOMORROW

Richard Croker ana his bride. IN.
Indian Princess seauoyab. arrived
last night from their honeymoon a,
Palm beach They w.r. mot BY
Howard croker and Mrs Richard
Croker Jr. and went 20 IN. Iatter's
home. No. III East tortieth street
They viii leave for Ireland tomorrow
on the Lusitanla % the cunard Linz
We had a most delightful winter"
said Mr.. croker. although tho
Weather was not as warm as II might
have been. am feeling nno and
younger than ever. or course ! hav.
to take care OF myself and I cant eat
everything. hut am content"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
PASSENGER IS HELD
FOR VIOLATING NEW
CAR CR0WDNC ORDER
Magistrate Saw Nan Who "
fuscj 60 Get on l.
Ia Blame

iiss.fH rsmnI. ssIHusf gs.iwsisfs
ofasf fursadiins zoo ,sfpIhs 90
siF.s rar - NOR ras-hssfs than
Hrs anf one haif ftu.ss ths ssatIns
ssiaat1 q ths go vas sphoid t1.
taB - Magistrate hgluiIs "a ths
Adams stree iHurt. hfs-ssiyh
Jas0b Iiofos Ohio Dee, r,i's 4
himaslf % J,athsI msbufactsf.' q
~ g., Iun Hamilton Avenue 49,
srrslEusi f0f niisdsHssnnf IN f.fus
las h. Est N ThlFd ss.hu. oaf h. -
Monday vhsn the conductor told hiin
b. ~a. ons too many sni mss' o..
beams VAL. a.. o.hiu,tuf. t.sii.
nsi that o ,fosd boa ried he car a.
Art4 street 81 &c. o'ciOcs a..
counted them twice. found that bel.
had forty nins. one more than he
isgal numb,f and asked HOrowitE.
the last To enter. 20 please sei ~
Ne refused. threatened bodily harm.
and Wall had nm arrested
IOTosltTa testimony confirmed
this. and Their" whr much argument
~ ~ a. q lawyers 10 the .ncrt that
iiUrONitI was really tho injured
party
'"rh. only question here" said Mag
iatrite Mcclure, is whether the COM
ductor had IN. night to order this
man on the car, Iiu was Ia charge
of thu ear n this mans rights were
violated hs had "A civii remedy
a policeman was called tU eject
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
RESCUED,
l OVERCOME, N
FIFTH ave. BLAZE
Tor Floors II Three Cmneoi.
ING Buildings Are Quilted
By Flames

Sess psrssns go, rsrup ossfsous
., ssess ssr1as . o. - Ne issi
vsas A.sass 81 fto a n 1-ds,
ass Me- Asnl. iIor msA sis,, nsa
80 sss hssa iA 'oS ssssfs ~e'ss
80 "a b. earned 10 N street ~
psssrsasn
Ne bias s'srtsa To- NJ ltss
YAsfs are thrss toe storp buildings
ssosthsr. Nee iis; itt' snd itss
S1rs HosmAB esnihs them she
nvO ssOvs No i'si 'hs's IL = dancs
hsii over Ne. 1875 ana she Mount
4esris Man. q iesss foom. over Ne
ieea n 10 believed some one AZ lodse
mss,ins Lao, night ier . lighted
eissr stub on the snof
psliesns4n hcAnsrs~s % the hAS'
cIs HUNDRED and FOURTH street sts.
ton az Aarnes coming from the root
% ~. isss ana r~n up into No. i'''
70 arouse Nrs Hoffman In hor
sp1tm.ni also 1--we her son. MAJ her
manager. Daniel zstsA snd a portrf'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
BOWIE ENTRIES.

F,nt R.cs--Mssi.n fal,.s; two yssI ol,is; four
if s.ss:, r sss;3aaa III, NJ. ESlls ss
Petra, il2; Ataks. ii2.
nj t%sys Rs.. ios si@ A &S.:
lSs; %ir;So%.. 10, Mesiirki. no: RsSscsi
TSid K.c. ssIsps; three ysssr cd; ~, s, :na
SS:i i$s Sa, 1873 4,sfs sssl. ,S H''
Fourth Race- selling; three year olds and W.
s All, f..S ''i iSs; CO.. ids r'sS: " III
siS Selling ,S sSs, Ss,r ~ 'ss Y. .H
sisi, i$ $,,,, rodS; Ss
iiS .,,S I s.son s.. ~ o,. md ",
r. S" - ,isrlssss S-nSpes; iSs Brady ms
bss, iiS; EHSis Nun. III; Colonel coSi, liz
'G ssSsasS i,.ss- ssilins: th.s. ys.r .sa. and W
WuIrie IL HAYS 100: .Abbo!tAord, iOs; 'Trou
WV. ia; WssSp,S 1884 +ile~ad.s ia HsV
/ AAppreatics allowance claimed. Track fast
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
pANC-STnt1(EN GIRLS
AND MEN ESCAPE OVER
ROOF FROM FIRE BELOW
Last S.ie Workers Tear Away
Dratings as FLAMES Burn
out Col-h Factory.

p.si. s,,.t.s 81. o,, $3.50 ,,s,t
them tn couch ts,,o,, nil.s ,,ts
..s.l.ts., and l..,.., ,hiy,, .i,is ..a
,..sty s.r .h.tt.t.a xt.s,x. .,d
Tor. ., IN. cir. .f.ti,s. n, IN.
uofkfsom - ou,msn A Ho.sas,.ia.
,.st massfao, ur.r. ON IA. to,, floor
Of No. 10 w.ll.u stree. to.aa,. and
.srai..i 10 IN. roo, q, a bu,Idins n.,,
door
The fire "a. An IN. factor, O, Never
Friedman ON tho third and fourth
npofs 81 th. buiidtnx ana x,,sk.s
the establishment. eausit |. dAmag.
estimated % about q, zoo
\ sf.at cfosd ON "a. Williams.
burg Hrids. watched IN. x,rI. nEht
their way out ~ th. building GONE
4, -. ....,.., A., a., -,
~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
GOV. HATFIELD unlolt
TO DRAW MS SALARY
lrr,lsiuss Ad,ounmsm WHO'D
Furnishing Iint' tiwc
Sshp1h IN Wei NfInn

,HAni.IsrlN. " "a. Ago. 9
~ asssioysa taaay 'hsi 30 asss =
,i.s 'susf. - ths Ists iSsiss'sfs g.
appropriate fund 80 tho FsnniHf
ss,<asss - Wee vugnis oos nsnfb
- Hata.la 10 s.ttins 90 ssiafB
Jlhn Dafst. siats Asiiigt, bss
AsAsd a talat Attorney usnsfal.
uhsfhsf 30 sah bHffn~ HHnfr Ne d
the iSEslatufs 40 10 tallsd. srd
fu, Attsfusg gsnsrsl bee come la .
wtth . fssssai Toe q stat'utsut -
he tnnnsJs ssIsndsi - Isfsi 10
sssesal psaft
hSn~his roun,fy suhuoit afs
b~ins closed. hish schools IlAasd 90
pert time aud cotspaniss ~ the Ne
tonai Guard are h.ins mustered 0ut
The effort 'syhase N. LsSislaiuts
meet ~tthogt tsyenss 30 the Eiat"
aud pass spifupfia tion Tails sssms
10 has. failed aud thsra " no rciisf
In siSh,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
B,s ,,m. Ahead 10. s.i,. a.s,..

OF culumuuH, Win bold rs annual .urhfs
and reception 49, Wednesday evening
Apfl ~ ~ the Lexington Assembly
rooms on iiny 'lEhih street between
THIRD and L. HiuEipu avenues Tn.
committee IN ,hHTEr A. assisted ny =
ladl.E' HusliiaFy ruHmltt-v, CONSISTING
Of Mis- M,fc"d'z pu'y"iu, chairlniy
Miss hpllir Nrpuid', b,cfctary. Mrs.
Wann.t. Mrs walsh. Nra. Csuin"ld.
Mrs Tur.lrllo ana the Misses ~. ward.
~ Qu"yodo. cunningham and Burnett
A danc. VIII follow The euchre.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
PARADE WITH 10000
IN LINE, AND IS BANDS
WILL ESCORT SUNDAY
Paterson Plans Great Reocp'
ton fuf ReylYdlist 10
Morrow Night

whsp uuIy Furaat rssehss fs''r
.sn. n J tn.mafFus ssenins a. rfs
80. 80 ths to- manths rssisai 'afn
palm 30 -ill begin Eas,sf sanas, hs
stn be escorted throash tie city D.,
ths bisEss, parade ever sect there, "
vas said yesterday q, IL expected
,ha, q, isas, o. p10 ~ " 90 ~ the 49,
90 population will 10 IN line, anf the
Remainder .iii b. on the sidewalks,
sunday wili leave Winoha LAKE,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02

The body OF . man who 10 said 70
have been mate OF the barge Charles
ton Of the Mallory Line was found
In the water Off Pier No. SO. North
River. to-day. Tho man was about
thirty EIGHT years old. s feet 3 inches
in height and weighed $50 pounds,
He had fair hair and WAS smooth
shaver Partial Identification was
made by Louis Anderson Of the barge
Galveston.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
second Death From Newark Fiv-,

SEWAKk. Apnl z--Samucl Gordon
twenty nye yeats old. 1T M. 1862 Boyd
street. dird to-day 1T the Newark city
Hospital tollinwing injuries received
vest" day afternoon at the IRE IN the
Kelly paper box factory In which l.il-
Ian F"ldmann. seventeen years old. lost
her life. Frederick J StnuSrbarh Of No.
s31 south seventh street, another vic
tim OF this nr.. wns IN dying condi-
ton this afternoon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
Pardonea ~ Gov. whitman.

Albany. N. r.. April Oscar
Hsrtwich. whose mother Is dying at
her home In Rochester. was pardoned
from Auburn prison to-day by Gov.
whitman. On the request OF George
w. Aidrtdge the Rev. Thomas y. Common
Of Rochester -telegrsphed the Governor
to-day that Mrs. Hsrtwich was dying
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
Get It Back!

How can you hope to recover 4 lost
article Of value II you do not let the
finder know Of your loss and where you
may be founds
World Lost & Found" Ads.
get a circulation In New York City
mornings and Sundays greater than the
Herald, Times and Tribune ADDED TO-
GETHERl
And for the convenience Of the public
The World accepts LOST & FOUND
ads. over the telephone.
Call 1000 Beekman!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02
Forest Fire Raging .. New Jsrsey.

NEW EGYPT. N. j.. April a.
Famed by a high wind. q devastating
forest fire is raging to-day at Cars
Tavern. four miles from here, Already
ten square miles Of valuable timber
has been destroyed. Fire fighters and
farmers Are making every effort to
check it's progress. but no far little
Roadway has been made.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-04-02

81 80 Nnsslsi Hsssinnf a. 10 q
naFvTsa aisr sffh fswilf ! shsi
be- hiu ts NIs ust fafsiF iN tns seaa
.f a.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-17
Observation-Disclosures nnS genmtcn-
lun6l i'm Gentral-@ erbanS.
Pin 0ienstoa Mbeno. Ser Ia.

PIN 9ienStog Nbeno, ben IA. Sc
aernber, fano I'M GentrolperbonN
General &erlommlling uno 8enms
tenlpabl ltatt. Sci oieler @~eleeenbeit
fommentierte neutrality-suspicious. sc.
8icgollo iiber Sen pom &rGiioenten
@ilion ge6rou6ten Mllsoruf 0ginoe-
itrih Nmerifuncr" rtno be5eidnete
oieie Geoensmeiie ols unomerifaniih
uno ltngereht, ionic beleibigenb fir
Die gllten oeutihamerifoniihen @iirs
ger. SSn ieiner Nniprahe erfl1rte
0err @ieganO, bob je0er Nnmeienoc,
ia jeocr Oeliti6anerifoniihc 9ilrger
i'm Sale zines &rieges nit 9elttld
lono oie Moffcn ~ergreifen nitric; Gin
jeDer miir0e leincr 9flidt nod)fom
men mo belueiIen, ooB CT Elm treucr
uno pobrer Burger OieieS 2anoes lit.
Ser &eoner las ourouf oen 8orogro-
pben 3 ser Observation-Disclosures
Dor, in Oenl Der 3mef 0cs Central
uerbanoes erlGutcrt mir0. Die mar
tigen Mprte 0es &errn @iegano rie.
fen 9roBe 8egeiItcrung onf Ser Seite
Der 9lnueien0en berpor rno onoere
@crrcn iproden iooonn IN abnli6em
Sinne. %om @ei61ftsburenu 0es
ocltidcn NationolbunoeS ma Gin
Sdlrelben e%ingetroffenL oos mir in
Der nGdblten Hilmmer ob0rltden lpcr.
ben. Man beantragte cine lofolc
u9lmerifoniidle @obrbeits @ciea-
i1oft CSrutb Societp"D ms 2eben
al rltfcn Die 0cn 3lpef baben ioa,
Dem Yltblifunl mnbrbeitsgetreilc
&riegSberihtc Dor5ulegen. 0ieicr
4rtrog miirbe iir Die ndhitc Ser
b~on0siitlng oufaeihoben. Se0es
Mtitglieb ~iteuertc frcimiaig fir eincn
0ilfsfono @el0er bel, Die nod Ncip
Yorf obgeionOt mer6en.
Die @camtenalnbl ergob folgen6es
Heiultat:
YrGiinent: Mortin @iegono:
/. 8i5e-YrGi.: @. <doGihcl; .
9. Gi3c-Irdi.: 6. anteIrne;
3. @i5e-Yrdi.. sSobn gllt;
4. 8i3e-TrGi.: q. 8eoupero;
5. 8i3e-Nr1i.: &orI 6. Braun:
Sefret1r: @ilitap @enoer;
Sdobmciiter: Carl Sammel.
Sn Sen Terpoltunqsrot mnrOcn
folgenoc &crren gepdblt: Srib 5bell
ne; @eorg 8eBler, Geo. 6. Glitt, s..
". @eibc uno &orl l(dterfirhen.
Sic &eriammlung mar iebr oilt
beiadt. Nah Dem offi5icacn Tcil
folate Der nidtomtIid)c s.. b. cine
frobli@c, 9%cieaigc Na6iituna,
Washington Journal., 1915-12-17
9cmtIdes @oiIen6ans.

Mm 9onnerStog g[bcn0, Den 8. DC.
5embcr, fono i'm SGngcrbunObcim
sic Merchandising scr 0ireftoren uno
0elegoten Oes 0euti6en @oiienbou.
les itott. Der @r1iioent Mortin @ie.
goro fiibrte Den &oriib. Salt o0e
MitgIie0er moren onpeieno.
0os Yrotofoa Der porbergebcnoen
| &eriommlung mur0c bonn SefretGr
ISM. s.. Wtepers berleIen uno unbe.
onltonoet ongenommen; ebenfoas
Der monatlihc 6inon5beridt 0cs
Shosmeiiters Gbos. g. Gogier.
9os 8ollfomittee murOc ongeipic-
len, in 3pei Gin @6uiern in George.
topn 6llBbooen legen 81 loiien, chen
falls ooS 9od unieres Stoles repo.
rieren 81 lolien.
SER M. s.. @ei0er bonn Sorm-&os
mite iibcrnnbm cs, einen &orren an
5uihoffen.
SEER 9eBlcr berihtete, bob bic
Grnte gut oliSgefollen lei, &artoffeln
unO &orn ieien genitg uorbonoen Inn
10 Shmeine 81 m1iteli.
Safer fiir @~fcrocfutter loll in gro
Bercn Guontit1ten gefouft meroen
ols bisber. Sb cine fette &llb gefouft
ODER eei6luttet merOen ioa, mlirOe
oen Tornfomittee iiberloiien. 0ieieui
Gomittee mltroe ebenfoas oos 8obl
uno @cbe Der 10 S6ipeine anbeim
geiteat. Gin @eiu6 I'M Nufnobme
oes &noben 8nrtos muroe Dem betref'
fcn0en &omittee iibermielen Sllr Be
gutohtung rno @onolung.
Srau q. &itppertlls bat ltm Wiit
6ilfe 0es 9ireftoriums beim. gu1rc~.
mel6en Der Srorlcn-Silfsperein unt
10. Soniior 1916 in Der SGngerbun0=
boae gebcn miro. 6roii Gotberino
@oin mltr0e ais Sorliberin ernonnt,
sic ii1 ibr eigenes &omittee ernennen
miro, INN BEL ser @eibno1tsfeier am
5onntog. sen 2. Somtur aii6e uno
GBIool por5uIteben. Toriiber ser
oiesj1brigen Meibnadtsfeier lit DEo.
pa Smbof~.
&crlhieoene TGter uno cine Wtllt.
ter, melhe lid mieoer berbeiratet bu-
ben, loaen aufeeforOert meroen, ibre
Sinner aus Ser InItolt 81 nebnlen
tbeil mir noh unieren Stotitten mir
gSuiien uno Solbmoilen unterbalten.
Ser Sltgo S6ul5e mitroe aus @nt=
pfeblltng oes Serrn Chill Shafers
ais Mitglieb nufgenommen. 8eIdIoi-
len mitroe, oent Sausarat nno 0ienlt-
perionol Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
nlofen. Serr Sbeo s. Shul5 bon
lRt. Hoinier, 800, fragte on, oh man
ibm cilien groBeren 8noben ais 2ebr-
i1ngen iiberlailen mole, Der 0as3imn-
gei6dft erIernen f0nnte. Dies murOe
Dem @ntlaiiunesfomittee iibereeben
ooB, iuenn iid) Elm &nabe firbet, Der
Elm iolhes @eiddft au erlerpcn
miinid,t, Serrit Sdul5eS @eiilN SOL
&C gcleiitct merOen Io1.
Die Sobrcsberiommlung miro ailf
9ei1luB anl 5meiten 0onnerstog
nab ser rcgelmGBigen SeriommIung,
aIio ON 81. Soiuar, ltottfinOen.
so.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-17

%erInM mlnnacn Der fOmmcn6en
@pdle:
Muntag:
Sid &eIici", in 705 Sic6cnte Str
1ienstaa:
0ArminiuS 2oae No. %. 3. q, q
M., im 9teuen Malonic Ieiilpet,
columbia Sruuer &ronfen Inter.
un9sDcrein", 922 ga. gtpe. N.=gS.
MittiupdJ:
uIiltrift l60", in022 ga. 9(pe.
ViIrgiS rciur ysiirltr nus 9s(r;sh
Washington Journal., 1915-12-17

Alter Anselica, GalifOrnien's
prGdtiger Sihluein, $1.75 bic
Nalpne, SOC Sas nullc Gnart.
Gbriitian fanOer, 900 7tc Str.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-17
Gnfel Sraiia @eraniiannaS @erein.

9lnl lebten 0icnstag bate Der On
fel Srolig Sergniigungs &crein IN
Der Sangerbunobulle @encrolocr-
iammllng ionic 8eomtenmobl. Sol
gcnoe Serren mur0cn crlp1blt:
Yr1iioent. @enrp @ebrenberq;
&i5e NrGliOent &orl &oblcr;
Sefret1r Geo Moir;
Shobmeiiter. @(oolf See6ooe;
Die &eibna6tsfeier Oes &ereins
iinoet an Dienstog, Den %. 0e5em.
Der I'M S1ngerbuno itatt.
So
Washington Journal., 1915-12-17
u9luttOemtidver gcrceu@

Sn ser lctten &%eriommlln9 neS
,9lattoeutiden &erccns", Die ON
0onncrstag. Sen 8. DECEMBER IN SD
@oBmonns @aae tngte fonO Beam
tenpobI itatt, bic folgenoeS Rciultol
ergab.
ISM. gSiegnlonm %rGiioent;
Gorl adtcrfir6cn, @iae-Erdiioent
ISM. Stilermonn SefretGr;
Mug. Shmiot, Shobmeiiter;
Sn oos &crgniiaungs aomitte(
ipuroen folgeuoc 8erren gelpdblt.
&orl Afterfirhen, &oriiber; Senrr
@ebrenberg, Grnit Brandt, Subr
Sronfc unD Rid. MeiBfer.
PM II Sonltor finoet i'm Sool(
Des S1nger6unOes Elm 9oa ltott
3mei nelle MitglieOcr mllrocn oufge.
nommen uno 5rpor Die @erren s. g
SEEMING nno @enrp BRANDT jr. Serl
Soften il. puroe als poilipes Wfit
9lieo oorgeihlagen.
Nad geniitliher Nahiibun9 Der.
togte iid Die &eriommlulg.
Washington Journal., 1915-12-17
&ereiit 0oncrn.

Die lebte monotli6e Situng DeS
vTerein 8apern Columbia Seftion
SIR. t., mar cine General @eriuum-
HING nit hadfoIeenoer Beumtempobl.
@crr M. Mlfo1lhel fii6rte sen Gor
lib uno oil Stelle oes froilfen Scfre-
t1rs Sbeo u. 2edert periob &err Srit
&ogel Oos gtnit 0es Shriftfiibrers.
9ta6 @erleiung oes NrotofpQs ser
lebten &erIommlung un0 noG Gin.
foliierrnQ oer8eitrGge, bic einc Sim,
me ben ST. einbrodten, idritt mar
5ilr 8eonltenpnbl bic folgcnoes SC
illtat ergab.
ErGlioent M. Hudodihel;
Ti5e-Erai 6ronf @eigono, II.
SefretGr: Gbeo. 81. 2edert;
S6obmeilter: W}id. &olSbcicrleiit,
Moridoa: 6. Sllgel;
6inan5=&omittee: Sobn Mcrgner,
Srib &ogel mo &. &ornig.
Mac 9eomten lpuroen pie0crer-
mGblt nit @llSliabme oes Wari6ols
oil beren Stele SEER &. &ueel tritt.
Nodoem Die GereinSgeihGfte eric.
oiet porelL blieben oie MitgIieocr
nod lange III gemiitli6er Stimmlng
beiiummen. @err &orl Sommel ieb-
tc oos bette Dor. oas cr in ail6c unh
Seller norinn0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-20
Mtain Ztrafe In Gala.
lie Sieienfabne DOT bem Der 3erit6.
ring geipeibten Gonrtbuus.

Die Moin StraBe bat Gala ange.
legt Ino non Der 9,Iertcn Strnbe bis
binauf 5ilr McWeifen 4penue berrift
cine Spmpbonie Ser Sarben nit
Gldu.@eiB nIs @run6tpH. @nrum
aerooe hie baperiiden Ssarben rurh
oie 6eitIiffeit, pel6e bic Wiaiu CIR.
ain Dittpcf 'begebt, ausgejei9net
ipcroen, lit lms ilid,t befanitt. 8iel-
leift Iino cs Die nmerifaniiben 8eit.
farben, oie i'm @ebraudsfnae bon
Stabt 5u Stabt panoern oenn mir
erinnern uns, lie AUDI in 9oiiisbile
pG1reno bes Sdneerfeites bersanse'
nen CONNER geieben 81 baben.
ytatiiriid iino fiir oeforatipe 3pede
ald Die Sterne ltnb Streifen IN al
len mogliden &onlbiuationen uno
9eitaltiingcn peripenoet morben uno
cine RieienfIagge bebedt Die gauJe
Wiittelpartie oes Gourtbauies, bon
ben 3innen oes 1afes big ;iun Gro.
6ooen reideuo. Gs 1T Der Icste
S6utud. cen bas @ebdu6e 5ieren
ipiro, oenn iobnIo Die 5eitipitdten
porii5er iino. ipirb nit Dem abbru6
bes @e6duoes begonnen. 9ie Rebner.
biibnc III am aonnl niiiseidlasen,
bort. no lid, iriiber Die 9riife nit
ibren itcilen 3usansen ii6er bic tribe
5lutb ipannte. 9os Brosrnmm fir
Die Seier, peIhe Der Gi,upeibune bes
ncuen @eges gilt. Der iest Die stelle
Der Bride eiirriiu1rrt. lit in bieien
SpaIten bereits per6ffentlift uorben.
Gie Sa,iptieier sebt am MittipOh Dor
iid.