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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
1t Is Expected to Add to At
Effectiveness of This
New Jersey City.
BY Hugh Lynch, Secretary Of the Perth
Amhov Board Of Trade.

The inauguration Of park system
IN Perth Amboy. the thriving indus.
trial city situated AZ tho junction OF
tho Staten Island Sound, the Raritan
River and Raritau BAY, IN Midd'eseKI
County. y. j.. bids fair TO add much
20 the att-act;vcncss Of the city as
residential community. The city au-
thor..;cs recently have opened up a
small park plot az the corner Of New
Brunswick av. ard Fayette St, in the
business district. and have contracted
for the purchase Of a fourteen-acre
tract IN the northern section, which
will be developed for park purposes as
soon "a possible Negotiations are
under way for the purchase Of tract
in the southeastern section Of the city.
either along the sound or river shore
front. A beautiful park, with a fine
view Of tho waters that flow out tow
ard The ocean. will be developed in this
section.
The city now owns two tracts Of
land that no doubt eventually will be
come part Of the park system. One Of
these Is the site Of an abandoned
waterworks. comprising more than
twelve acres. and the other is in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
Offer Canarsie Lots.

On Decoration Day TIE Jere John
son, Jr.. Company will sell at auction
at 2 ?. m. on the premises. twenty
g ight lots in Canarsie. These lots are
on CanarsIe Road East 92d ST..
Carnarsie Lane and Remsen av., in a
choice section The lots are only a
short walk from the Rockaway Park
way station Of the elevated railroad
and Rockaway av. trolley, with a five
cent fare from Manhattan and all parts
Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
CHOOSING
A Home

A hundred problems confront sh~
homeseeker-air, light, transit, rooms,
neighbors, etc.
on AND NEAR the Grand Concourss
and Boulevard we have erected soma
ideal apartment houses. They are
constructed for the tenancy o. vell-
bred people.
The air Ia pure because the land 10
high. The rooms are large ard light
and the tenants are chosen Nth q
view Of making good neighbors. The
rents range from six TO seven dollars
room. and the apartments consist
Of four, fve and six rooms.
While We hsro no vacancies at he
present time, we invite you e. come
up and look around. as we are build
ing a number Of new apartments that
will be ready for the fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
Long Island Places Leased.

Worthington Whitehouse, Inc. has
leased for George A. Thayer his coun-
try place at Port Washington, Long
Island, consisting Of ten acres Of land,
with frontage on Manhasset Bay and
attractive house and grounds. to Wal
lace Eddinger.
pease & Gilman have rented, fur
Missed, for Mrs August Montant her
place at Oyster Bay, Long Island. to
II. l. Judson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
BUYS White Plains Cottage

The Robert +. Farley Organization
sold an eight room cottage at Battle
Hill Park. White Plains, Tor the West
chester Syndicate. to Henry W. Roth
stein, Of this city.
The house occupies a plot loOSlQC
feet. and is IN q picturesque part OF
Battle HI Park. which occupies an
eminence overlooking White Plains i'm.
mediately az the new railroad station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
Doctor Buys Acreage.

Harris & Vaughan sold for Samuel
y. Skdmore five acres at the corner Of
Georgia. Road and Hunting Road. East
Hampton, Long Island. DR.. O. NJ. Ed
wards. the purchaser. now owns nine
acres, running from Lee av. to Geor-
gica Road, includs g the old Schuyler
Quackenbush residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Conditions assure
tremendous business
posi- bilities, an d
with the investigated
concerns VIII os e
names appear herein
you may be assured
Of every co-oPera-
ton for the success
of the territory in
which the capital of
your enterprise a s
we'll as theirs is in
vested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
Tract at Verona Sold.

George F. Simpson, jr, Of Montciair'
has sold plot abou, 500 feet deep
fronting 276 fec, on Lakeside av.'
verona \. j., to the Argyle Company
~ Newark. Peter Carlson. of Mont
clair. sold 200 feet in the same locality
10 the Argyle Company, Of Ne"aLk.
Both sales were negotiated by the
Simpson Merritt Company OF Mont
clair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

a $4,000 theatre to be erected on a
plot s5xl36 feet at 44th 81. and Fifth
av., Bay Ridge. 1t will be two stories
high and have seating capacity Of
1000 persons II will be controlled by
b. $ Moss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

from the coy bungalow costing SO, 800
TO the ample cottage at $500. Water
front homes on the south shore of
Nassau County Is one of the distinc-
tive features of the suburban real es-
tate market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
Estate at Irvington Sold.

The Robert Z, iatle. Organization
has sold for the estate o. Mira. e. l..
Emory, Sunnycrost, az lrvington- on
Hudson. 70 Mrs. Lee B. Goddard, Of
Philadnlutis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
Bay Ridge Transactions.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased for
II. +. & c. W. Mehrer 1928 Thirteenth
av., Bay Ridge. Brooklyn. TO Captain
Ii. McDougsll. OF the Prince Line.
Thomas ". Lamb has filed plans for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
Honore and
Alma
Apartments
Delightfully."- Situated
on Grand Concourse
and Boulevard Just
South Of l64th st.

I have two five room and one
six room apartments to rent at
A very moderate cost to families
that can stand the stricteSt in
vestigatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
C0NCOURSE
COLONIAL
MANSION

This property is situated on the highes,
point Of the Grand Boulevard and Con-
course on the North East Corner Of ls0th
st size Of plot. l25 feet front on Grand
boulevard & Concourse by 90 feet IN
depth House up-to-date. equipped with
ali latest improvements. IS large and spa
cious rooms. Two baths, three toilets. hot
water heat. gas and electric light. hard
wood trim. interior neatly decorated, large
pitzzas streets all improved This prop
ert. Is convenient to all churches schools.
universities. troueyS. Botanical Garden
station Of New York Central and Jerome
Ave. nov elevated station at 2O0th Street
now under construction. Also near
Nosholr Parkway and Van Cortlandt Park
golf links
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
1t Will Consist of -Four, Five
and Six Room Suites

will be absolutely restricted as
regards tenants, but will be
leased on most attractive terms
If YOU wish, l will be glad TO
advise you Of the inspection
date, when YOU may make your
reservation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
ON THE
Grand ConCourse
and Boulevard
AT 18Th STREET
NORTHWEST CORNER)
| AM BUILDING A
MOST MODERN
APARTMENT
HOUSE

It will be the latest word in
Apartment construction and
will embody every facility for
the convenience OF the family.
Large, airy rooms, with beau-
tiful views over the broad
thoroughfare, will be a most
distinctive feature, and the in
terror finish and arrangement
will suit the most fastidious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
We'd Like 10
Get Acquainted!
TO INVESTORS

THE BRONX to-day offers larger OPP
portunities than any Borough OF New
York. Property Is rising IN valus
daily. We have studied tho situation
here for years and are IN a position
TO advise. II You wish TO invest
money in Real Estate. our services
are q. your command.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
MUST Be SEEN TO Be APPRECIATED

owner will sell at a great sacrifice. Can
q seen by appointment. For further par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Philadelphia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-03

gone to possess himself OF the coveted
property which, while he had not
personally seized. was acquired in his
and by his authority, through
violence and fraud. Now he stood
convicted before his own soul. II
was not that the prophet had found
him, but his wi sin had found him.
And such is the experience Of every
man. Police, jafs, courts, and even
the electric chair are not so much to
be dreaded by the sinner as the ac-
cusations OF an aroused conscience.
And there is no getting out Of the
reach OF remorse. Men commit crimes
and may possibly evade the pethlties
Of human law for years, although
sooner OF later the truth comes out.
Yet all this time they have TO keep
company with remorse. and con-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-03

boosters for the administration. and
did not question closely the righteous
ness OF the proceeding So long as the
king ordered &c. Naboth was simply
.~rallTnadyd" aud his sons were exc
,ut,d along with him. So that no heir
was left to Gaim the property BUS
moss interests have been urged often
90 Justify injustice and to protect inn
morality Many "a town has long toll
DratcJ saloons and houses Of IN re
ruto because 20 helped business and
the license money was supposed to
make taxes lighter. Men OF good ac-
qu.gtwyuts have refused TO take sides
on questions OF great moral import
for fear 90 would deprive them Of
customers who took an opposite view.
Men have done or left undone many
things. when duty called another way,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-03

because they feared it would hurt
business" The dollar is mightier
than principle In so many cases. O.
business. how many iniquities have
been performed I'm thy name,
Keeping Company With Conscience.
Hast thou found me, O mine en-
envy" That is the plaintive cry Of
the sinner when caught in the per-
Torrance OF conscious sin. Elijah
did not need to utter a word Of re-
proaCh. The very siEht Of him was
enough to awaken the self-Condemn-
ing conscience OF Ahab. When we
are engaged in w~iCkedness the
very presence Of a Eudly person
rouses u resentment. though a word
be not spoken. The friend whose very
life silently ~rcprodchcs us is an en-
envy in our estimation. Ahab had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-03

science Will not always s'ecp. The
only escape from remorse is to seek
forgiveness from God and make what
ever restitution is possible. We have
read OF hidden criminals becoming
converted and giving themselves up to
officials to pay the penalty Of human
law II takes great courage TO do
this. and there can be no doubt Of
the genuinenoss Of such a conversion.
II Is useless TO hide, for you may "be
sure your sin will find you out"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-03
She Kncvv.

Little Nellie had lived long enough
to gain some knowledge Of human
nature. One day at school her teacher
asked her:
Now, Nellie. tell us what a minute
man is"
"A minute man." replied the little
Girl, without hesitation, "is a man who
wants everything done right away"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-03

How did you come to lose your
liberty" asked the visitor at the pen
itentiary. 81 Amt lost It" replied the
prisoner. Before 7 came 90 this in
stitution l couldn't turn around that
Tue police wasn't watchin' me. You
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-03

Mrs. Meyster-"Could you give me a
little money, my dear?"
Mr.. Meyser-"Certainly my dearI
About how little7"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-03

don't know what a relief it is TO be
In a place that's run on the honor
system"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-03
A Last Word

al old enough to have had such lge. experience as to make me conservative
but um young enough W. be enthusiastic to accomplish more and more in the
future for the benefit OF suffering humanity
For many ears ! have kept my eyes wide opn have travelled have studied
have burnt the midnight oil in the library and the laboratory. have tried to
advance a little in wisdom and knowledge every day i'm order that might give my
patients the best skill possible ann yet ua'gmg !l IMHg 40 not
man Of the nation. bt you know better
Ain my professional life / have been studying how to cure to crew where others
fail, and above H. to cure to stay cured, and I have successfully demonstrated that
my knowledge acquired by many hours Of hard work. is daily successfully curing
many otherwise condemned to chronic nyaIdsm
Have / met with opposition Plenty Of it; meet IT, every day. Some doctors
not the best mem Of the profession but the naToHrmiuded hEos-wil condemn me
because / advertise and pay for my advertisements and then they will resort to all
sous Of tactics to get a tree puff in tho paper landing skill they do not possess
Advertised Most asslmWy ! do. Every Doctor does in some way do It openly
and without hypocrisy ONE do 1t sneahngy, and with the unduhaudd methods Of
the chaIatau or qmrk
1t is enough for me to know that L have the gratitude Of hundreds of Did patients
who long since received benefit at my hands. SHd this alone wupuHtx for tho idle
talk and foolish anugmisn Of the narowHuiudal h@t whose lrderhand and skuuk-
I'M, hyperrIi'sm ad superficial and confined conceptions of the honest and con.
suciOus phyaiau's code OF ethics will mysufy and hoodwIuk no one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-03
Why Not Let Me Cure Your

cancer nt The stomach iu iucurlh.. Don't
neglect stomach and liver troubles. Con-
suit a doctor who knows how 20 cure YOU.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
q q ~ tits u.

Infer gaent in San,ilton Ia
6err GbuarS grud, 449 SaS 5hnfte
Srafe. gea Gel. 476 g., Somt
Ebuue 1919.
Truu Sarab e. 5intlep Don
Orforb. pel9e ii6 BEL eirsm Stur5
Tdtper psrlsBte. 1T ben 9erlsBunsen
erleqer.
- glearl gdbb nurbe ueItern bic
S6eibuua pon 6ugb Gabo auf @runD
ron @ernd&!afiigunq uHb Mibbanos
6etDilliot. sic erhGlt aud bic Obbut
aber ibr isbs Sabre altes airo.
5arrp Burns fpurbe bon Celia
Burns tDeaen 8erloHens am 10, Mai
1914 aui S9eibung oertlagt. sic
psrLanat aud bas He6t, ibreH Mdbs
9ennamen Celia Wlapsr lpieber fiibr
rem Su biirfen.
- GroRe 8Orbereitunsen tperbcn
bon ben @rbeiter @ereinen fir bic
iEeier 6es arbeitertaaes an 6, Sep
teutbsr astrOffeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
gaarriidcr llnterit. ..gereln.

Der gassriite ltnterftdsuussper'
ein periammGte ii6 aefitrn ab.nb in
Sd6s' 5aqs an Der elber Strdbe
une sipa. iiibrte prafibsnt Gbriitinn
Gods ben goriis unb S.tretdr 9bos.
2eitd bas qroioton. 6err SOi,pb
2ana puybe sur WsitslisSfdaft Dors
aeidIaa.n unb nit ben n5tbisen gr-
hebunssH ,puroen bic 5erren Bruno
aus. 0m. 9upp unb Geo. Grob bes
traut. Bier UlitglieD.r befinbtn ii8
auf Der aranttnIifte unb $26 arons
teHgsIb purbe CUR 3dbIura drgstDie'
len. @inIaburaen al ben Heiilihteis
ten Der Roibminner rnb BEG llngdrs
Idrbii6en J1ilIsDtreins irurb.n dnees
nommsH. Die 9elssateu, ipeIte bi.
aonosntion in Canton mitoemddt
bdbsn .riiotteten abtr ben DtrIaiif
berielbsn geriht. Die RiigIitber
purben bonn no9mals auf ben 9eut'
faeu Saa am nGdfien Samitas I'm
Gbeiisr 9urt unb ben 9ereinsbeT6Iub
bstr,ffs DOlsGbliler geihsiIisuna nit
TdmiIis aufmerfidm asma4t. Der
0erein pirb rieber fein eisenes
5duptuunrtisr bdben, unb Is iinb ale
8Orfsbrungsn seirOffen. um ben Miis
alisbern ,inias f6oR Stunb.n su 6es
reiten Die Ginnobmsn bstrusen $31
unb bic 2lusgoben. einf6liebli6 b:s
StsrbeasIbes fir bas perftprben. Wliis
oIisb Goom Ruehlmann $204.25. Die
yiitsIisber bsgabsn ii6 na8 G9lub
Der geriommluns au 6erru Ssnrp
6usfnsr. afbertn unb Gin Sh., sur
@fIeus Der ioaialen Seiie bes @srsins'
lebeus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
3iee ssHb 1as.

9trtbur Gilihnnn, Elm bieiiper
gnrpaIt, 1T gcliern gum GbefcIerf in
Der Office beS Staatsiefretdrs &il6e.
brandt ernoirrit lporoen. Sybm mlb
Der 0emofrat SIiper Ssies weidlel.
Gds nit 6em Sob perbunoene Sab.
resaebalt lit $1,000.
- Gie Storing Der sltbmospb1rc,
weItc in oern Tropenihirm, reip. Der
Springflitb i'm merifaniihen Coli
ibrer $0bepinft erreidte, bat ii6
nod INNER nidt aitsgeslifen ME
Die abnorme Wiitering, Die i'm golp
sen W2iiiiiiippitbaI berrfd)t, Bu erfat.
nen piebt. SbgleidJ mir geftern nidts
ipeniser ais Suilbstugs- Seinperatur
bntter, ion, fuie oie Better1uarte ge.
tern befamnt nrnf)fe, ons 3berrto.
meter in ben nddJIten "a StIn6eH
merflif faleir.
= Camp grOcter, lpje bas Scus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
moyt.r .enrhinn msIa,sr hen

- WaIter 6arbins. ipelder ben
9eprat Moore in Der lsbten Sdmitda
goht nit einem 9aidennefer eiiis
Stihipunbe am Riiden beibrddte,
puroe BON Ridter Sbant i'm Wiunts
sipalaqtiht entIdiien. ipeil er In Yctbs
ipebr d,bdnbelt bate.
gieIIie Colbert, ipeldhe Az unbes
rnitteIt lit. Inn bic @erihtstoiten 5u
binterlseen, bat einen Gib aeleiitet.
bdb lie bic 2fbii6t babe. Wilidm Sols
bert aiif S6eibuna gu pertla9en.
- 0ls 2peirab. ipeIdes bon bein
Tarbiaen Sam Smith an 9eo. paps
pas bon goteotto psrtauft ipurbe, mar
ols Giqentbum pon 9apib ". Gill
rers, Das Tobrrab mar am 8. Qpril
ror Der Office Der Bel telephone 60.
geitobIen ipprbsn.
9as @eiua Der Champion
Goateb Qaper 50. fpel6e bem goaro
OF Complaints oas 0efu9 DorIeste,
bic qbi6dbuna Der Ndbrit unb Mas
ihinsn I'm S5l0,140 berdbSuieben,
nuroe aeitern auriidseipiefen. Der
Steueripertb 1T opn ben @FeHoren
auf 81. .787 $4,000 d6ssi6dbt nor
Ten.
- Gbipin 9. Smith, 81. unb ssres
ba .3isbolo. j. beibe bon bier, err
ldn9ten einsn 5eirltbSideiu.
.Satob Il. 0aib aug Nempbis,
ipslfer friiher bier cine @rocerp be-
trieb. ipeiIt bier 1af gefuh bei ssrs,sns
ben unb getanrisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
Vrpteit. @aiien Verein.
Serielbe bereitet iid auf bic Beam.
teuluabI unb SabresSeriamm.
lung Dor.

Der @erpuliungsratb bes Deut.
i9en aasanein prOtsitaniiIden Dais
isnbereins lam seiterH 2lbenb I'm
gBoiienbauf. auf Wlt. Quburn sur
baIbmonoiisen Sisung Sufammen.
prdfibent Daniel Gberbron fiibrte ben
@Uriis unb Sstrsidr 5rtb. Sieinbaf
ipuItsis ieines 4mtes aIs proiptoIIaui.
Gs purben bic gorbtreiiunssn fir bic
idbrIite grednSuussipdbI b,s geams
ientorpers gttroffen, tpeI6e am Wtpns
rag. 6. September, in ben SiuHben
bon 4 ltbr gin6mitiass bis Z llbr
4benos in Der 2niiaIi itoitfinbet. IS
iino 5ebn Diretior,n in ben 9eripaI'
tuugsratb 81 eripdblsn uno bGs no
minaiions aommiiee unter5rtiiste
elm. boppsIte qn:abI Ramen bon Ran
bibuien. ndnlli9 Der Serren albert
Rinienberaer, 0uitao GiIbebnus,
6enrp 2usbrmann. 8. WIm. aIeine.
.Sobn S6ipuIs. Senrp Seibt, Dan
GhrbroH, 9. r. mrebt, Sobn aru.d,
MuIter W. 9siuhart, Geo. gahfnann,
@bGm 9.nus, G6riit. DiRteia,er, Ofi.
per R. Dod, GbriIt. G5rbarbt, Otto
8. SiTt,er, miuiam Dausmann, Sens
m Sentrup, Robert 9raefe unb Otto
gDinielmann. qls bisieu 20 WGn.
ner iinb alIo s,bn 81 e1rudblen. gtIs
Wabl 9omniiiee fpsrben bic Serr.n
Gondrb DuIfetott,. grnit Strubbs
irnb Grit SHipier funeiren.
sSerner ipurbs uuf bic Subrsspers
fammllng aufmer.iam eenadi, bis
am gonnde, 12. S.pt.mbtr, I'm s3
ll1r Ho6miitags ebenfnIIs i'm Woiiens
9auf jtattfinbti unb po3u bic Wtt'
sIieber jsbi Iaon einseIubm iperosn.
5.rr Benjamin !odpnts, 1922
Guiiern apenue, purb, aIs WGisliso
aetpabli unb psfen sipei Ginber, Ruth
8 unb Sntjomin s Sabre ali. Durbsu
in bic 2tnfiaIt aufserommsu.
gu 9efudls aommitteen ipurb.n
ernaunt: gom "a. auguii biz 81.
guaufi - ti. 6erren Seuru Seiot
unb gDm. Iies.er; pom /. bis 7. Seps
tembsr - bic 5erru 2Ibom anblsr
unb 9en. 6. 5umrnel; pom 7. bis IA,
Sepiauber - bic Serrsn GbarIes
saper unb 9uftoS 9iIbsbaus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25

9adet Spieltarten erlansten. Sm
6duie bes Serrn 6enrn Meimon yo.
1761 goitern @beitue lieben iie cine
iilberne Saibsnubr nnb 10 Gents
mitseben.
- Die grldn1er Sair IHocidtion
ioll. fobaIb Der Wlofeperipalter Siuo
bic 9eI6Gfte Der @eielli6aft georbnet
bat, reorsaniiirt perben. gtner Der
Direttoren ertldrte aeitern. oab bas
an6altenoe Reaenpetter ben Grfolg
Der Sair beeintr6dtiot babe. 9lnperns
foas mare Elm sIGnaenbss ReIuItat ers
aieIt porben.
- Nm Der Wtabtion pite in Der
9edbe bon Slnofortopn, ettpa feds
Meilen pon Gupineton geIeeen, fano
aeitern 9beno oeaen eli lhr eine aolz
liIipn snii6sn einem Iutomobil unb
eirem Wptorrao, auf pelhem Slpet
Yerioneu IaBen. itatt. Die perbdltnlb
mGbid alimpflitb perlisf. Die bier
,tnIaFen oes qutpmobils tamen nit
oem S6reden bapon, pdbrenS Die
beiben 9erionen. bic Tib auf bent
Ulotorrao befanben. 9erleBunaen oos
pen truqen. Der cine Der YerleBien
Trlnt Sones pon Der II. unb Sols
man Strube erlitt sinen 9einbru9
unb mubte nd6 benz Ct. Gliiabetb
S0oIpital aebra6t lperben. pdbreno
5bomas Seal. Der ii4 ebeni0llS out
Dem Motorruo befanb. nit ibmer5s
blften. iebot unQefdbrliten S@,rdn.
men bappn fam cSn Dem automobt!
befanoen iit George Simon. Sdmes
Rdid, ~. Wono6an unb 8, 2lsburp,
'dmmtIic6 in Gopinoton tpo3nbaIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
alsine poIiSeinaAri&tem

- Ter altbdn6ler 5rauf Worris,
bon 90 ~ 8eit ~. Strnbe, Der be.
fdnntIih benz geitanoigen GiHbretcr
AGbert 9arfius 5u oen perifieoenei,
GinbruhSoiebit1blen pernnIabt baben
ioa, mnrbe seltern pieberilm unteE
Ser slnfIage Der SebIerei nerboret,
oa bic BoIi3ei ein rpeiteres aus einem
einbrllf herriihrenbes SdInlyGiaid
in benz BanrenInger oes Diorrisi ee.
iirbcn haben mill. soipeit idrpeben
jeet 6rei gliflnsei ipegen Seblercl ge'
gen Morris.
5ran @nrf)nrb, Ron go. 2706
(SIenoora apenlic. nleloete seiterr
Der goliBei, Dab ibr geitern in benz
e5alic geo. 35S Terrace apcnue, no.
bin iie ii6crslIieScln geOenft, cine
Smlftaid)e euttren6et lplroe, in Der
ii6 Spei siiugc i'm ggertb bon Si0o,
josrie 75 Gents in gaar bcfunoeH
- Der 30 Sabre dlie 9niIep Ddips
ion BON 80. $40 Wdlnut Sirdbe
lpurbe seItern qbsnb nit einerShniit'
ipanbe an Der re6isn Bade i'm Habit,
f6en SofpiaI einsslieferi. Rad fei'
nen 9lneabtn trup er bic Wunbs bapon,
nls In bem sapiibnlfe, in BEN er
lpDbnt, elm anberer 2ofg1nger bel
1ii9 cine SaiIs nn4 ibm mari unb
i'm an Der Eadt traf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-25
&aStsR ans UeAesae.

Erau Glen TsaI.p il I'm Saufs
ihrer 5pdter, Jruu Sohr 5oruu, gio.
317 Ban Boat ape. 8eIlepue, i'm als
Ter bon 70 Sabren ssitprben.
- Sames Mortdgue bon Buffalo,
q. 9. Irb 9tma5eu WiIer bon Ddes
ton, eruirtten in 3.nport etnn Seis
ratbsIhein.
- Die 9tmotruten bes safe 2es
oislatur Nitritts perben nGaiten
Samitog l llbr Na6mittags i'm
Gourthouie in Qlstarbrid cine WdT'
isnDerfummIuns a6AaIter, nm Dele
gateu our Stadts apHpsntiou gu ere
nGblen. Der 9iItrttt unfdbt Belle
pue, Sapton, Sort 5bOmus uno bic
Qanb precintts.