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Order Passed Granting COmpO=
SitiOn in the J. B. White
lsEssSEa8
Case.
FIXES ATTORNEYS FEES
Amount to Be Paid Him Was
the Contention in the Case
and Settlement Was Brought
About by Judge Speer.

half dozen or more prominent law
yers who have been on st. Simon since
Monday morning interested in the j
B. Wright company case of Augusta,
in which is involved assets amounting
to $1700,000 came up to the city yes
terday and left for their homes simply
delighted with the fact that the long,
drawn-out litigation had been drawn to
a close through the good offices of
Judge Speer, who has been hearing the
case.
1t seems that the entire fight
rested in contest over the amount of
fees to be allowed w. -. Miller of Au-
gusta, attorney for the receiver and
trustee. The special MASTER who
heard the case fixed his fee at $12,500
| There were exceptions to that amount
but the attorney came in himself and
asked for $4,000. The fight there
fore has been against the fee, both as
claimed by the attorney and allowed
by the special master.
Monday night on st. Simon Judge
Speer clled all of the attorneys togeth.
er and made proposition which, after
some discussion, was accepted The
Judge fixed the fee of the attorney
at $10,550. with an additional $3.50 for
an associate counsel, and this amount
was agreed upon by all concerned.
For a time it appeared that the at
torneys, representing the company, the
! creditors and others would never get
| together, and had it not been for the
good offices of Judge Speer the fight
would undoubtedly have been contin-
ued. After the agreement was reach
, ed the judge passed an order confirm
! ing the composition, and initial steps
( looking to the settlement of the case
will now be taken.
AS stated in The News yesterday
the j. b. White company of Augusta
is one of the H. B. Claflin chain Of
stores, and the case heard on st. 81
mon affected all of the % stores. The
lawyers in the city yesterday were all
high in their praise Of the manner in
which Judge Speer handled the case
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WOODMEN To HAVE
4 BIG BARBECUE
ANNUAL PICNIC AND RALLY TO
BE HELD AT HAWkINSVILLE
AUGUST 5 AND 6.

The South Georgia Log Rolling as
sociation" of the Woodmen of the
World, will hold their third annual
free barbecue dinner and class intro
duction this year at Hawkinsville,
Thursday August 5, and that city is
preparing to entertain $4,000 or more
people on that day. at an expense of
$4,000
A mammoth parade with hundreds
of beautiful floats headed by bands,
will be the first feature of the pro-
gram, at II am, and to describe the
beauty and magnificence of this pa
rade would be impossible.
Prominent speakers have been en-
gagged and good music will enliven the
whole affair. Athletic sports, includ-
ing baseball by two of the best teams
in Georgia. Then an old-fashioned tug
ofwar between the camps located
east of the Ocmulgee river and those
west of the river. This creates more
fun and excitement than a football
game.
Torchlight procession at night of
WCOdmen only, and fine hundred
class Introduction at S. P. NJ Look
out for Billy"
Entertainment will be provided for
the second day, August 6, winding up
that night with a grand old-fashioned
fiddlers' convention.
Everybody is invited to bring their
family and friends. Low excursion
rates will be in effect on all railroads.
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Two Great Conflicts.

BERLIN, June 29.-Another great
victory for the German forces all along
the line in Galicia was reported by
the war office today.
! The Austro-German forces under
General Won Linsingen have driven the
Russian troops across the Onitalipa
river all the way from Halicz to Firle.
jew.
The Russiars are evacuating their
positions along the Tanew and San riv-
ers.
The Russian forces that took up po-
sitions on the Bug rivers have been de-
feated by General Won Mackensen's
forces and are now in full retreat.
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HUETA RECEIVES MESSAGES
AND VISITS FROM MEXICANS

Ell PASO, Texas, June 29-Although
Huerta persists that his presence on
the border has no political significance
he has held numerous conferences
with prominent Mexicans from across
the border today and received a mum.
Der of cipher messages.
Piqued by the constant espionage of
the secret service men, Huerta com
planned to the authorities, declaring
that he was tired of revolution and
wanted peace
The United States is taking no
chance on Huerta or Orozco jumping
their ball. and secret service men are
watching both OF them night and day.
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THIS WILL CONE
FROM GERMANY
Y IN THEIR REPLY
riding to Information Re-
lived in Washington Yes
= '.'''y'
PREPARING ENGLISH NOTE
Another Great Victory for the
German Forces All Along the
CaIicia--Russians Also Win
Battle.
ENGLISH NOTE

WASHINGTON, June 29.-What will
be Germany's counter proposal to the
United States demand for the free
dom of the seas? is the big question
in administration diplo-latic circles.
Ambassador GerarGs cablegram
saying that Germany's nswer would
be favorable gave no !. It as to the
contents, but it is believed that Ger
many will find way to protect neu-
trail passengers without cr failing the
effectiveness of its submar.ac warfare.
While waiting for Germa Us reply,
work continues on the I,3test to
Great Britain against her I'M 5rference
with neutral shipping.
Germany already having admitted
her liability for the loss of A r1erican
lives on the Lusitania, the adj. nstra-
tion is being urged to demand re full
freedom of the seas from both Eu land
and Germany.
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PROCEEDINGS IN
THE THAW TRIAL
DR.. BANCROFT SAYS THAT HE HAS
NEVER BEEN IN
SANE.

NEW YORK, June 29.---Dr. Charles
p. Bancroft, head Of the New Hamp-
shire State Hospital for the Insane
and a member of the federal com
mission which examined Harry X.
Thaw during his sojourn in New
Hampshire, swore on the witness
stand today that in his opinion Thaw
not only was sane, but always had
been sane. Dr. Bancroft testified as
an expert alienist in the jury pro-
ceedings to determine Thaw's mental
condition.
Thaw's act in killing Stanford
White, DR.. Bancroft said, was not the
product of systematized delusion
such as characterizes the true para
noiac.
"The killing Of Stanford White"
he said, appeared to us passion
ate, impulsive act, growing out of
condition of mind due chiefly to
anger and Jealousy, which was the
final elimination Of series of cir
cumstances that had been bearing
down on him long time. It did not
seem type Of paronia, but was due
to jealousy of Mr.. White, not to a
diseased condition of mind.
"Thaw knew that White had been
antagonistic to him in an unpleasant
way. He wanted to get even with
White. His act was the product Of
sane mind, which, after he had in
dulged in champagne, suddenly lost
control of itself"
Then you believe Thaw never was
insane?"
81 do Another reason for my be-
lief is that Thaw expressed regret for
his deed. A paranoiac never expresses
regret. He continually tries to justify
the deed and no amount of persuasion
can convince him he has done
wrong"
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TO INVESTIGATE LABOR TROUBLE

CHICAGO, June 29.-With nearly
all the building material plants in Chi
cago closed and plans acceuted for the
closing of the other, the federal author
tiles have begun their investigation of
the lockout of the two hundred thou
sand workmen, to determine whether
the antitrust law has been violated.
District Attorney Clyne declared today
that indictments will be sought if any
evidence of conspiracy is found. A
general lockout was caused by the
striking of 10000 carpenters.
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FRENCH ADVANCE.

PARIS, June 13.-The report issued
by the war office here today states
that the infantry engagements around
Souchez and Melville permitted the
French force to advance last night.
The heavy artillery duels to the north
of Arras and in the Argonnes forest
continue. In battle with bombs and
grenades the Germans gained a tenn
porary advantage at Metzeral, but
were repulsed by the counter attacks
of the French.
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Russians Victorious.

PETROGRAD, June 29-The Rus
sian forces were victorious in the bat
tie near Cheidag, in Trans -Caucasia,
where more than thousand dead
Turkish soldiers were left on the field.
Two stupendous conflicts are get
ting under way in Poland and Galicia
AGAINST Warsaw.
The German forces are using a vast
amount of heavy artillery in an effort
to break through the Przasnysz front,
in northwestern Poland.
General Won Mackensen has launch
ed movement from the southwark.
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ARCHBISHOP WORSE.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June 29.-The
condition Of Archbishop James e.
Quigley Of Chicago, i'll here, was much
worse this morning, according to a
statement issued by his physicians. 1t
was said his condition was extremely
critical. Archbishop Quigley is at the
home Of his brother, Chief of Jolice
Joseph NJ. Quigley. The exact nature
of his ailment has not been dis
cloged.
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Increase Juarez Garrison.

Ell PASO, Texas, June 29.---To sup.
plement the efforts of the United
States government to prevent revo.
lutionary factors from entering Mex.
leo from the American side, Villa
is preparing to increase the Juarez
garrison, according to General Manuel
Banda, commissioned by Villa to in.
vestigate conditions in Juarez
All patrols in and about Juarez
have been doubled, and Mexican
secret service men are under orders
to watch all persons whose actions
arouse suspicion.
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TOO Busy For COLE.

CORNISH, N. H., June 29-Affairs
OF state, chiefly the German and Mexi-
can situations, prevented the presi-
dent from playing his usual game of
golf this morning. Ee arose at seven
and an hour later was hard at work
in his library. Secretary Lansing is
now at Temperst and may come here
for conference.
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ITALY TO HELP ALLIES.

-
PARIS, June 29.-That Italy will par
ticipate in an extreme effo force
the Dardanelles was the Interpretation
placed here on the severance of the
Italian and Turkish diplomatic rela-
tions. This effort is said to have been
decided on in order to get ammuni-
ton to Russia.
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INVESTIGATION MAY FOLLOW.

WASHINGTON June 29-The state
department denied toIay any know
ledge of American interests behind
Huerta's near-revolution but the lavish
expenditures and well-laid plans lead
to that belief. A thorough investiga-
ton and exposure may follow the ar
rest of Huerta.
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POPE PREPARING DOCUMENT.

ROME, June 29.-That the Pope is
preparing an important document with
reference to the war was learned to-
day. The pontiff is very much worn
by the constant worry and.criticism.
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SOUTHWEST AFRICA TAKEN.

PRETORIA, South Africa, June %
1t was announced here today that Wa
terbury district, Otjivarango, and Kan
kyande have been taken by the Brit
ish forces. Practically all of German
Southwest Africa is now in the hands
of the British.
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CONSTANTINE WILL RECOVER.

ATHENS, June 29.-The physicians
gave definite assurance today of the
recovery of King Constantine.
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TAKE SCuTARI.

LONDON, June 2g.-The Montene-
grin army has occupied the town of
Scutari, in Albania.
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Srob Der qnleib. BON siner

SroB Der Wnletbe BON elmer
balben Miniarbe sebt Der enaliI6s
We4ielturs beitdnbig ipeiter beruntsr
unb er brobt 70 p0[lis suiarmen5us
breden, bab eneliIds Wediel in bisiem
2anb. unberiduflid psrbsn. llsterras
i9enb 1T bas niht, ipie man Ii9 gu ers
innern fpiHen pirb, baben mir ss pprs
auseeagt. Wtit einer SduIoenIait Don
brei Milliarben, ipie lie gngIonb in
ben Der. Gtaatsn angebduft bet uno
bic nod beitanbig nddit, .aun man
ben We6ieIturs nidt nit elmer bal6en
WiIiarb. ftiiBen. Oas sebtn bic Nep
gorter 3eitunsen, bic i'm Solbe bee
Wan Gtreet Spnbitats iteben. foaur
felbit su, aber itatt baraus bic rids
tise GOIserung Su 5ie6en, bab man els
nen faulen S9ulbuer fih ielbft ibsr.
laFen, mub, beiebsn fie baruuf, ibm
nit elmer neuen Inleibe unter Die Mrme
au sreifen. I3as jsbt bsabiifhist
lpirb, 1T ebsnio belebrenb, ME esfabrs
li4. gs 1T nGmlid gu eriebsn, bab
bas ameritanifhs Yublitum ii9 nitt
um bic engliidsfrana0iiIden papisre
seriien bat, fonbrn Elm GROCER Sbttl
Der balben Wiliarbe bonn @rne nidt
abforbirt iporben III. Sn GoIge bsiTn
ipagt man es niht, nit elmer neuen
0ffentIi4en anleihe gu tommen, fons
bern perlanst, bab bic ameritonif6en
9anten birett cine peitere babe Wils
liarbe ppritred.n. Qlfo bic papier.,
tpeI9s bas pubIitum ni9t ne6men
min, neil fie nidt fir gut gelien. fOls
len bic 8anten nebmen. Siefe follsn
bintsrriids bas @elb bes goltes auf
f4le6te papiere bereebsn. 9iefem
ginpanb au begesnen pirb gdast, bab
bi. papiere ben Rsi6tbum Der aan5en
tnslifden Ndtion binter Ii9 baben.
Wenn bic ensliT6e Ration nun ipirtlid
70 reid 1T, ME ansegeben fpirb, tpdrum
ntmmt bief. nidt ielbit bic gapiere
dufg Der 9runb brau9t ni6t erras
then 3u perben; er liest auf Der 5anb.
Das enslifds @Olf 1T f6on berari nit
oiefen papieren ubsrlaben, bab es ers
items bieielben ni6t msbr dbforbiren
lam uub apeitens ni6t mebr baden
min. Gs febt Weibtrauen in bic
SolDenS feiner eissnsn Regieruna, aber
oom ameritanifden pubIitum ertpartet
nan, bab es ibr uHbegrenstes @ers
1rauen entgeseHbrirst, mas bod cine
Frede 3umutbung 1T. Dds publifum
Iebod foute beifer anf Der Sut fsin, ba
. ourH bic snslii6sfran5Sfifbe Mns
leibe, penn fie tn ben 9anten untergss
bra4t nirb, allerlei @sfabren ausge
'eBt TT. Geftitebenb III, bab bic Bans
len an ben englifden papieren riefiae
Rursorfuife erleiben fperben unb BAH
ImerisdHifde 4aufleute In ibrem ares
ut srobe Gini&rantunssn su separtb
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GinsebemSe Jnipeftios
aaer Bieiisen Sdnlsebdnbe geiteru
puu ben geborbeu begonHtH.

Die grairiige granbfataiirophe In
ptabobp, WaF., no be,dnutlid BEL
sinsm 'ysusr in einem S4ulbduie 21
Rinber um's 2sbeu iamen, bat bic
bieiigen 5uffdnbisen 8eb5rben Deran=
labt unper5iigIiG cine sinsebenbe Sn
ipeiticn aller biefseu Sdulssbdnb.
ansuorbnen.
Jeuertpebrfxf gunfer bdt NIT ges
nebmisung bes Observation-Disclosures
SDlmes Elm ldngsrsB SHreiben an Ges
ihdfisfiibrer Sanbman Dom Sduls
rott sefanbi, In ipeI4em er bringenb
sn ben umfaHmbiten Dorii&tsmaB.
regeIn srmabni uub barauf aufmtrts
fam madt. bab bic Sire Drill blu.
fla NIT ben ainbrn eeiibi fperber foII'
te unb bag aud uebungsn NIT ben
Siferbeitsleitern unb 1bnlifer appa
raten in ben SduIbduIern porgenoms
men tpiirben, bamit bic ginber i'm
Rotbfan iit Su beIfen I'm Stanbe ma
rem. Der yeuertpebrfef enpfieblt
i6lietIi9 bic ginfiibrlng bon befons
beren @lodm in ben einSelnen S4us
Zen, bic nur fir Sire DriIIs1 unb bel
ettpaigen Teuern oeldutet tpiirbeH. bde
NIT bic sinbsr fofort iplbttn. iporum
"a fih banble unt ben aIans nidt nit
bsm Der rsguldr.n Shulglode psr'
tpeGfelu fSnnten.
Serr Sanbwan fotpis aud Der
itdbtifde @sbdubeinfpeitor Renbios
baben bersits gsf.rn nit elmer elm
gebenbsn geiidtisung aIIer SduIacs
bdube btgonntn.
S6uIratbsmitaIieb Jisi ma6te
barauf aufmsriiam. baB f4 on Der
Hairmount S@uls, Der Garfislb Sdus
Is unb al Der airbp Roab S&alt
ieiHe Rsttuusslsiiern bsfinben unb er
milf IN Der n1hiieu SGufratbsfibuna
bedntrasen, bab Qetttrn ober Ret
tunssapparat. unper3iieIid an bisier
Sdulen anesbraht iperben.
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In gbsmitalien.Gdbrifen Werften unb
auf Sdtffen biefes 2dnbes itatteefuns
ben bnben unb es tpirb bamit dnaes
beatet. bab bic Deutfhen bic Brdnbs
FILTER iinb. 8isIdns lit np1 in feinem
sin3issn Sale naasepiefsn iporpen,
bab bic peridiebenen 8rdnbe bosmi[lie
anselest tpprben iinb; iie finben ibre
ausreidenbe Grtldruns in Der nptorie
i&en NahldTisteit, nit tpel6er bier
suIanbe nit Jeuer umsesansen pirb.
9lm alleripenigitsn tann es iiberroiden,
bab bic 8rGnbe bort ausbre6en, no
hoderploitpe Stoffe ansebduft iinb.
Die lInteriteuuns Der Sum 1T baber
cine fhmahbolle 8eleibiguna bes
Deuti1tbums bon Gmeritd unb bieIes
tdnn niht mebr i'm 3fpeifel iein, ipic es
iin 81 perbalten bat. Die SemtI1en
in ben Der. Staaten miiiien Iih sus
fdmmenf1lieben, um semeiniam Sront
segen bic faurtiffen qrobriten gu
MAIDEN.
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@enig Jreube
@erben bic grObibitiOuiftsu an yi9.
ren" Silfsiberiffs erIsben.

es III anbtrs seiommen, tpie bi,
5trren probibiiioHiiten es ii5 geba9I
baiisn. Sbr plan, burd .ibre" 5ilfs'
irriffs am Wabltas llnrube gu Ifif.
ten, tn tbnen porbeigtlungsn, benr
bieie 2eute fteben untsr Der 4utorit1i
bes Sbtriffs 6<rrn George 3. S9oti
uno oer tuirb ibnen gang senau por'
i4reiben, Die iie iid gu benebmsn
baben. Gr bat bas iosdr Ibon &c.
tban, unb bic SnIiruitionen, ipelfs
ben Dsputpikriffs sutbeiI setporben.
laifen an Oeuili1teii ni6ts 81 min.
f9eu iibris. Der Grlab Inu.e.: -
On SptSiuI Deputp GkriIfs, ernanni
Iaat Seltion 5169 - 15 O. 6.
Sbr feb meiue 9epuiies, bon mir
ernannt, nm 8tfte9unsen bon NAB.
lern unb llebertretuns btr Wablges
iebe au perhinSern, unb gu ieinem
dnbern 3ptd. Sbr babt 8tfebIe uno
SHfiruiiionen nur DON mir unb Don
Den WabIridiern bssisnisen pre-
sintts, in DsI6em ibr itaiiOnirt ieib,
IN Gmpfans 5u nsbmsn. Sbr babt ins
nerbaIb ber 100 syus gannIinis uihis
su fufxn, es fei beun, ibr fperbet DON
eiuem Der WabIri9ier serifeH. Wenn
Elm folder Ruf an eud ereebi, Du,.1
feb burtis in Der 0oIlitrsduns irgsub
ipeIden sefeblidtn 4efebIs. Der eud
Don ben Ridtern ausebt. 9iefe ers
nsnuiins bereHtist ei4 nidt gum
Waffentraset. Safiir III feiu @runb
porbanbtn unb i6 berbieie eu@ dus,
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.Wenn ert bic 6anbt
tpirb seboren, = Dirb lie beimli9 aul
WeIt sebradt. = unb man siebt Der
eodleier Der Naht - Sbr iiber &ppl
unb Obren: ga, man mD9te iie gerr
ermorben. - Wd9it Iie aber unb madi
iih grob. - Damn eeht iie aud Bel
Sose BLOB - llnb 1T bod nidt idD.
ner getporben."
9n biefe Stelle aug benz ,sauit'
fperben mir erinnert, tpenn mir jeBt be.
obdGten, ipie bic prpbrittf6en 3eitun'
gen bic @riinbune elmer ameritanii9er
5anbelssefeGfdaft gut beiben, bic uns
ter enslii9er Iufii9t ameritdniids
Wdartn na6 ben neutralen 2dnbern
bringen unb lie bann unter sngliI9er
4ufiidt pertaufen min, bab nihts bas
bon nab ben trieesfiibrenbsn 2dnbsrn
gebt. als bic eneliide Resisruns gu
4nfdns folde @arantien forberts. lam
ben probrttiihen 3eitunssn bod Der
9ebante, bab lie fir bic amerifaniIde
unb nidt fir bi. snsliitbe glation
fhreiben. Sie ertldrten, bab BE Ser.
Staaten nidt perpflidtet feisn. folde
9urantien su liefsrn unb bab alIes,
mas aus uniersm 8erbalten tpdbrenb
bes giirgertrieges Sur llnteritiibuna
Der ensliiden 4nmaBuns ssfolaert
ipurbe, binfdQie fei, bemnad Die Ser.
Stuaten bic britii6en @etpaltmabres
geIn niht anertennen biirfter. gtbsr
je mebr gneIanb in Teiner @etpaltpolis
til bebarrte, beito mebr fObnten iid] bic
probritii6en 3eitun9en bauit nus unb
iebt trDnen iie bic S6anbs, ;u5sm iis
bic @riinDuns Der senauntsn Geieus
daft als einen gltt Der Gereftiqteit
Jegen gnglanb beseihnen. 9os in peis
ter nidts aIs cine offene S6amlpiias
lett, ba sugeseben tpirb, bab Der omsris
'aniide Sanbsl nit neutraler 2Gnbsrn
ben pon gnslanb esitslItsn Seniusuns
Ten unteriporfen III unb bab mir MIR
olde Rehte befsen. als @neldnb uus
useitebt. llnb bieis 3eitunsen erbreis
ten fid, Oieienigen, tpel6s fir bic
Pe6te Der Der. Stddtsn cinftsbsn,
sameritansr gu nennen!
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prGftbsnt DtGiOn tpirc an,
A. Rop. sine 0tebs iiber ram.ritani.
fds @ertbeibiguns unb ginigtsit" bals
ten. gr tpiG erftens cine 0erStGrtuna
unierer Webrma6t fDrbern. Nemant
bat beutlider bepiei.n, ipie Der prGiis
bent, bab cine fol9e 8sritdrtuns oers
lorenes 9slb 1T. Obfpo6l er In Der
Gage lit, bic unnerf9dmten 4nariffe
gnglanbs auf unfere neutralsn Redts
obns 4nipenbung bon Waffengefpalt sll
betdmpfen, bat sr nidts au ibr.r @ers
tbeibisune gstban. Denn unfer. Redte
prsiseeeeben iperben, ipoau braudtn
mir banH Waffen9 @as bic Giniateit
betrifft, 10 bat gliemanb anbers bic
S4ulb, ipis Der prGiibent, ipenn eine
llneinigfeit beftebt. CT bat, anitatt cine
ameriianifde pOlittt gu befolssn, elm.
britiide politit singefdlasen uub boz
bur hben Wiberfpru9 Derer herausae.
forbert, bic bamit uidi sinDerItanben
iinb.
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Be isinen 1dii. iObaB .r fOip,ifiipsI SSssiSi;; Ssii;
QDaaen itiirsie unb mil boiler WudH
NIT b,m aopf auf bas Sirabenpflaiisr
aufidlus unb sinen S6dbelbru6 ba'
Dortrus.
Der 8srunaliidie fpurbe na4 benz
itdbiifdsn Scfpiial sebra6t, no bis
aerate ieinsn 3uitanb fir iebr bebents
lid srildrtsn. Seiue SSeutiidt ionHte
iopeit nod ni6t feitaeitelli iptroen.
ba er bisber bas geipuFiIein nod ni4t
tpiebererlangi bat unb on feiner Per
ion nitts gefunben iuurbs. bas 81 isis
ner Sbsntifisirung bate fiibren Tons
ner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30
Mmb efanntcr
aisst iH itwer psrIetten 5nitanO i'm
itabtiiheu SOfpitaI oarHieber.

Sm itdbtir&en SofpiioI bsfinbsi
iid in bspnbtIoism 3uitanb elm siipa
10 Sabre alter iiInser Wdnn. Der ee.
tern Woresn au fribr Shinbe bas
Cpfer zines GtrabsnbahnunfalIs iput.
be unb bsiTsn Jbentitdt foiDtit nod
niht fsftsshtut iptrbsn irnnts.
Der junge Monn btfanb fih geiierH
Worgtn gegsn feds llbr ols paHa'
gier ouf benz n5rbIit fabrenbsn
GtraBtnbahntpoesn 30. 10 Der Cole.
rain Mpeniis unb berIcr an Der GoIss
rain atDsuus. ucbs ber all0buma Gira.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30
Ode IL. nnS Sine ehahe
gterbIidbfeitsber ridjt.

albert Berger. 81, 1113 gDiIiams
gUs; Sarnfdurebsrgiftuns.
4usuit aansborit. SO. aonspisip
adbmuns.
Clinton Ditner, 8 Monaie, 2Sl5
Weii 8. Strabs; Shtp19s.
SOlImon aiebsrman, 55, 323 ell.
banp Gpe.; 5er5leibsn.
9ermunn Msbber. 35, 1926 iylori.
bd GpeHus; Subuiulofe.
Gsorss e&usbIer, 81. 926 Stat.
Mps.; @ebirnfdlns.
1berefe Ssrblistu. IA, 1886 allms
Blaze; Aritrisnoertulfung.
Ratsl Gdis. 81, 107 IA. Gtrabs;
Jncusit In GHpsbs.
Robsria WebsI. so. Rusbp stps;
euHgensni5iinbuns.
esOsrin iyiatsn, IS. gifMes aOs.;
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30

Die @rpdbIung bts Serrn
3uso gifenIobr tit abiolut eeii9ert,
ipenn ale Oeutfden ibn untsrftiiben
unb fie baben alien 9runb, ipie Elm
Wunn gu ibm gu fteben. sic brau9en
Jpn, um bic SntereTsn bes Oeutfd>
tbums in Der S4ulbebDrbe 5u pertrts
ten unb Inn cine fprtfhrittli9e, babel
aber in ben aussaben umii5tiae
S4ulnertpaItuna su erlaneen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-30

Vile fonfruttioe 4rbei!
in biesr Stabt 1T bon Der repu5litam.
5den partei setban tporben unb bic
jebiss republitanifde @bminiItratiou
bat teine Qusnabme BON Der Regel ges
ma6t, tpie bic oielen 8erbeherungen
pabrenb Der lesten spet Sabre eripeis
fen. Sobalb bic bemotratiide partei
an Ruber tommt, tritt cine b6nige
Gtodune elm. Das iie bistet. iinb
nidts aIs Sample in Der partei nm
9suts unb cine pOlIise 3erriittun9 Der
8erwaltung. Wer ben 5orti4ritt Der
Staot anitrebt, tpirb fir 5errn
pudta ftimmen.