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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24
9auretta 9. @i5 o n's Z e It a
nIeut.

2auretta 9. @ib o n's Z e It a
n1ent.
Gas am 80. geopenber 1916 per.
iabte 1eitament Der 5rnu 2auret'
+ a .. @ibiou, beren gsadlab Dor
lduiig aui S250.000 in gerionaI'
giaentbum un6 S2,000,000 in
8runSeiaeiltbum aeid)dst Miro, mrir-
Oe geiiern Sur9 ben ernanntcn BOD.
Itrefer 9lerpeIlpu 9. 8eafirt, einSigell
Sobu unS Saupterben Der geritorbe'
nen i'm Ircbotaeridjt eingereidli. 1a$
Seitament entbdIt feinerlei oiientlide
oScr @chIthdtigfeits 2egnte, aber
Serr 9eafirt iiibrte a,l baB feline
9iutier lpdbrenS ibrer 2ebSciteu eiue
ansabI @obItbGtipfeiis slnitdl.el
rrecImdbia imteritiist babe mo or
bieie 3iiid,iiiie ipeiter be5nblcn ueroc,
10 Innac or ocn RahInf ucrfuaIte.
Ter NahIaB idat thutidflid aanj
an ben SohH 9icuellpn Y. aeafirt,
bod bcitiulnit bas 5eitament Die
ausSohIlma folgenber 9epate: Nn
ibren Gnfel Rotert s. Renfirt, Sohn
eriter Che BON g g. Aeafirt Sf0o..
900, Die ibm bci erreidlrn1 ieines
25. Sebensiubres nnsbc7nbIt perocn
iolcn. OH @n. 6. sianfin, eetrrtGr
ser 0eriprbeneu $1,000; OIL Riles
unb 0larp Gonaban, Iaugiabri5e
gieritboirn. je $500. - Gbenio ent.
t1lt bas Seitamcnt sic @eitimnuna,
oaB i'm Sallc 9. 9. 4eafirt Dor ici.
ner Diiitter iterbcn iolItc, ieiue 5rpei.
te Gattin, Coma q. 4eafirt 100000
erbalten iclie, 3. h. ipcnn ons Boar
ned 5uinHlulenlebe mas befauntIi1
ie0oh nitt Der 5aa lit.
,solaeitSeS lit elm SbeiI oes Grln9.
eigeitibums, reIdleS sum 9edhIaB
geb5rt lnb nit 5iiinmen 81 ,33S, 100
ailf bem SteuerSuplifat eingetrapen
1T; Siibneitede 5. unb Spcamcre
500, 800. Siiorpeit.gde Nhoin uno
@ano S91 800; gteroypeit.Gde gubiic
Court gllIep S95,5s0: SiioIcite Der
Court Sfrabe, oitIid ben IaiuI
S61 $50; Slbieite Der 5. Strabe, 6Ii.
Iid Don SDcdiuore $45.310; @oro.
peitede Sibertn uuo Sreemm sIoe.
Se0,450; Siibieiie Der 5. Strabe,
IDeItIih ppu Spean1ore S47.430;
Siibicite Der 12. Strdbe. oitIid bon
Blum Si5.320; Siiopeitede Z. unS
D2oin $32, 800; Olieite Der Rnin
nOroIi6 bon 6. Strnbe S52.t00.
G beih ciounes. sale.
abenerG biderin Q mil pcnl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24

bic sr0btsn Siinber iparbe aemein,
i9nftIi6 nit pen itdbtiIdsn Raudin.
ipeftor Doresgnngen, nit bem HeIuf.
tat. bab bic gabnen iest an ibren 60.
fomotiDen Rau4oer5ebrer antrin3er
unb ibre 5ei5er anipeilsn bsim 9ei5sr
Der 2ofomotiDen nit Der sr0Bten Dor.
ii6i por5ug.Aen, bamit m1sliait pes
Mig Baud eftpidslt pirb.
5trr G4oenle ma6t f9Iieblih aui
perf4iebene pidtige 8srbeFerungen
dufmertiam fir bic er perf6nIi4 Der=
antipprtlih iif, ba CT iie peranlabt
bat. Gr mar es, Der bic 4usmerSung
Der alten Ranalbriiden befiirportete.
er beDos bic Strabsnbabnseielifaft
ben 2uolop abenue Diaoutt Su benuz
Ben, Ipopon bic 9efeli9dft anfGngl.6
nidts tpiifsn ippa.s. 4uberbem fii6rs
te er erfolgreide nntsrbanblunsen nit
peridieoenen 8dbnen nit 9e5ug auf
4usmer5uns BON Yinedutrel5unsen;
unb feineH 8emiibungen 1T es 3u oers
odnten, baB Deri4iebsns @oritGote
Strabenbnbnoerbtnbnnge fotpie @ass
beleuhtung erbaIten baten. SGlieblih
bat er aud bic Staats lltilitdtenbss
bOrbe 6stpogen bic @mpfebluns bes
grperten Der uniou Gas u. gleciric
SO. piht su ianttioniren, laut pelher
bic 9sfeIIfdaft srmddtist iperbsn ioGs
te allen 9astouiumenen Elm Minimum
bon 90 Gnts pro Wonat in 4nrehz
nung su bringen. Der 8eriht 5errn
Sdosnles ipurbe angenommen.
Dime iebe Sebatte ipurbe Der Be-
ridt bss SfrnBenbabntommittees anz
aenommsn, pflber empfabl ben pom
Stabtanpdlt S6otnls in Der leB.en
SiBnng unierbrsiteten 8sI4ub eine
unerfuhung Der Bidder Der StraBenz
babngsielIfdoft gu er3pingsn, su ben
often gu lesen. Die Reiotution purbe
nis aus benz bem gsrint beiliesenbeu
Shrsiben berporging, eegenitanbslos,
ba bic Strabeubabngefenfh iid be-
rsit ertldrt bat, ben 0ertretern Der
itGbifden gtbSrben ginbIid in tire
Bidder su geipdbren.
gluf gmpfsbluns bes Spmmittees
fir W2ittsl unb Weee tpurbe cine
gonoausaabs i'm 9.trage Don $780,
600 autasbstbeu. nit beren @rlOs bic
peridiebenen 9isgung.n an Der Quos
loip 4penus aipii3en Cornell 9lace
unb bem 2ublop Qpenue 8iaoutt
ausg.mer5t iperben follen.
Gas geleudiungstommittee erbielt
bic Grlau6nib am Donnerfdg nab
Columbus sa reiieH uub Dor elmer
SiBnna Der Gtadts 1ltilitdtenbehorbe
in Gahen Der 4bihdsuna beg Bers
Ties Der Union Gas u. electric 60.
hi,utpphneu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24
gan,nsel. el.4bfterie.
Sar bic aHeebIidJ nptbleiSenbeH Bel
eier i0Qsn bier $4,000 amigo
bradJt werSen.

Die. Snnniel Spiierie. ipelfe m
folae bes angeblihen WotbitoHoes IN
geiaien bier ai,ssebroden III, bal
u,itnrebr au& ms erreift. lno per
nod nitt nnseiteft III, iol ourG DE
@irteIpino annrpngne nit fortge'
riiien perbeH mt Oereu ollie ben
Girriimntiern $4,000 nbgefnopfi
uerben ioIIcH. Siierit periudteu es
Die belaiiden gmiiidre, burh bic DC.
jdlid,ten Don ben angeblifen @reii.
elm Der beiri6en Soloatm ben ame'
rifanern bos GndeIn bei5ubrineen.
gllg aber an bic abpebnuenep Sdroe,
oie nusgeitodenen auaen II. bic &C.
iftinbetcn lrauen nidt mcbr ge'
glanbt puroe, idIueen bic gniiidre
Die observation-disclosures luro per'
fiinben ben mitiiiblenoen uno ipei6.
bersigen amerifaneru, onb oie belai-
ihc gepolferiing nm gerbunGern IT.
.pciI bic id)lef)ten Getti9en ibnen
ades pom Whinbe ipegeiien. Sn nv.
Term eigenettSnube giebt es 5ipar ni.t
2auicribe uio abertauienoe, oenen
s5lmaer, Notb urb SoffrumesIoiigteit
ins 9eiift itarrei. aber bier Ibra'
IEgn ,u trodnen nno iuirflife 9eofb
sii liubern. entbebrt ben iportlihen
sleis. unS mos iino bic iogenannfen
gsirbelpinb Sfampagnen sur sluf.
bringing pon g,eIoern iiir oieien
ooer ienen 3med nnbers als ais
Sport bcfriebene @obltbGtigfeit2 SnI
9incinnnti Eat bic SanoeIstamncr
bic Code in bic &anb senoinmen unb
grdiioent qomea Bat Dor Ginger 9eitI
idpn ein 8lireer aommittee nit
or Solperneiir Snrmon an Der
Spite eiHgeieet. oamit baiieIbe oas
5dmmelmcrt fir bic perbuneerten
,geleier betreibe. Sn llnicn GeilfraI
gife Uebduoe III ediern bas Sniipt.
dlinrtier er5ifnet woroen uno bis 3linl
10. apriI ioIeH Die $4,000 btifnm.
inen fem. Ger @cbItbdtigteit iin6
feine Sd,rnnfeH eeiett. gBie es nit
Der nnsebIidl eiitiesIihen gsctbInge
IN gjelgien beiielt III. enf5ieht ii4l
ratarlih iuiierer perf6nIifen Qennt-
lib. @riefe Der 3eitrnes aprre.
iponbentrn. aii6 nidi6eutifeer, id,iI.
Drll bic Gage fuenieer ihpdr5. Der. /
gaugeuaH SoHrtns belt nm IN I'm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-24
0ebnrten.

Samss unb CLARA Smith, 326 aiI,
sour Strabs; 8nabs.
gcparo unb Wurid s5iemsber.
2508 Gprins grObs QD.nus; Rnabs.
gllberi unb Stella gslIam, 1928
Cid Bun Boob; ana6s.
Reuben unb Tlnris @inbele. 1031
Rssina alpsnne; Rdb6sn.
paul unb 2lIies ainsba9. 1892
6iniibe apsnue; anabe.
Mar unb Sane 3anss, 136 @tIt
WeMilIan Strabs; WdbGen.
Grnif uno Caroline 5runt IT,, 4122
@irsiuia apenue; RSbHsn.
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nalisn $2350, Gruubeisentbum S450O.
4snes gisn 1T Rahlabperpalterin
DON asnss GrObn; Srunbsigentbam
$3.50.
Gilbert 2ust.ns tit RahlnbpertpaIter
Don RDbsrt auetsns; @runosiseuthum
$500.
Glisabetb Bubble 1T Seitamentss
DOuitredsrin Don SObu grant Tui4s;
9erionalieu $4,000. Sruubeigsnthum
$1,000.
Warp Obermeper 1T Rahldbpermuls
tsrin bon Sobu Ssnrp Sbermsper;
Grunbeisentbum $4,000.
Srant 9. @rotbe 1T 9eitam:utsDclI,
ftreder Don William Clint; petiunalien
$22. 900, Grunbsissutbum $4,000.
5enrp 90. 5unt 1T RahlaboeripuIs
t.r bon Sba 6. 9. Suut; @ruubeigen.
tbnm $4,000.
G6os. 6. @ertbeimsr 1T Hcdidbs
beripalter BON 2eopplb g. Wertbeimer;
perionalien $500.
JpIepbine Meper permu9t !5r 8ers
moeen an tire 9o6ter @una Meper.
Der perIDnli6s RahInb oes Sobu
Urban betr6gt $750; bsrieuige Der
ssrdnsisto grurner $518.
Sberituuts @erihtsi.
gnti6eioung en-.
SSn Sahen Der @arren Bros. so.
BON Bolton geeen Die Stabt GinciIl-
natl bat oas Sbergeridr eeiteru Der
4Idaerin Elm urtbeil iiber SAIL be.
niaigt. 9ieicr Setrog repraientirt
Die 3inien aui cine &outraftforber-
ing fitr ole @erbeiierrne Der 5otrflr
glpeune, 6eren 8eSabllnta bon SeiteH
Der Stubt crit breibia Mouote nab
8eriaa erfOIgt mar. Gie @e eaid)aft
battr oainals sIuipruh auf 3inien er-
bLben liuo cine alage eiuaereidt, ais
ibr oieielben neripeigert ruliroen.
1ie alaee ocs iriiberen aoutraf.
tors s. y. gberborot eegen oos
gountp 6umiltoH, porin sr cine 9ers
giitlutg ocn $4,000 fiir grtra, 9Irbei.
ten bel Der @erbeiierlng Der Carthage
Rife gu erlangen iltdte, IpIroe eeitern
bonn Sbertautsgeridn enoeiiItis ub.
getbau, inoem ons Tribunal Die
@ntifciolrugcn criter uno Srueiter
Suiian5, ourd tpelhe Die tSoroerung
fi!r urbeeriinoet erfldrt purbe, beitd-
ti9t bat.
8er 6ieoenes.
Die 9raielIi Chemical Go. erlanete
sin urtbstI i!ber $50 gsgen bic Stubt
Cincinnati; bic SDiepb :. 9pgelpobI
60. Elm ioIbes Iber $l242.79 aeeen
2pWon q. Dennis; bic Ulotpr GuppIp
& Stre So. ,ein iol9ss iiber $500 ees
gen 6. 8. Barter; Grant Jtt.ien e
go. ein iolbes iibsr S120.50 seqen
Diinris Nile; 0croon Roberts Elm
foI8ss iiber $125 seseu bic Cincinnati
2ractior So.
R. e. 8eder tlogts cine 5orberung
Ibsr S2597 20 seesn Sie ". 2ebman
Go. ein.
Die american Agricultural Gbemis
cal 60. tIogte eiue Sprberlus iiber
S476.62 segsu RsIie Wirt9lein elm.
Sn Sufen bes Roies 8. 5et u. U.
gegen ben Raflab pon 2pman Strans,
lporin es iih nm bic umfobnne oes
BON BEN 2ebtereu obgsFuBten Seftns
msHts bauoeItp, tpurbs geItern pas Do
tumnt burm eineH Surpz zDdbrIprnA
fir eiltis srtIdrt.
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gsth unb Carrie Srpin. 233 aaus
ref StruBe; Rnabe.
9ermann unb eboia Hiditr. 1852
Drate @Dsniis; anabe.
Wiqiam unb Gillian Slid. 2213
Rics StraBe; anabs.
5uso unb gliiabstb S4snt, 2120
aotb Strabs; WGb9en.
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Q(ms ben 0erihtsbDfen.
aaurstta .. Gibbons Seitament I'M
TrD6atgeridt siHgereidt.
Ter mebrere Iillionen betrasenbs
NadlaH falt san5Iidl on ben
Sobn gleiuellpH q. 3eafirt.

@beideiSunssf1le. = S6noenerlas'
aIagen. - ariuliral Sahen. -
IaAIab aReeIegenbeiteu - @er'
idyiebenes.
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Der gtaetratb.
gorarbeitcn fir nenen 5reibrief fiir
bic &entndner StraheHbabn,
seiellidaft.

Stabtaniralt gdoenls befiirtportet biz
annabme BON $4,000 in grlebiz
suns aaer gorbsrunstn sesen bic
aentudier Strabeubabnssienl daft.
= 5ierbur6 fpiirbe bsr Stabt aus
sin.r neueH Ginun3tlemme sebolfen
ipsrben Mds Stnbtantpalt
S6osnle unb feline 9tiiiitsnten pdbe
rsnb bes Dsrfl0iIsnen Sabrss gslei=
itst baben. = Bombs fir bic 9ras
beleguns Der euoloip gDsnue bttpil>
liat. = 0us gsI.u4tunsstOmmits
tee sebt am 9onnsrftag mad gOs
Iumbus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
C. p. RS HOTEL
CHIEF RETIRES

Hayter Reed, who Is retiring from
the management OF the Canadian
Pacific railways hotel system. takes
with him a very high tribute from
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy.
Having reached the age limit
under the company's regulations,
the latter stated in an interview
Mr. Hayter Reed, manager-in-chief
of the hotel system. is retiring af
ter 10 years OF active service dur
ing which he has seen the hoteI
system grow TO its present very
large proportions. The characters
tic tone and atmosphere OF the no
tells that have given them a world
wide reputation. may be attributed
almost entirely to Mr.. Reeds native
sense OF refinement and his unlim
tied effort to maintain high stand
ard OF excellence. His successor, F
L. Hutchinson, received nearly al
his hotel training during the years
he was in that branch OF the com
pany's service"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
Local Option Results
In a Nutshell

LANSING. Mich. April S. tspe.
cialD Michigan dry forces won a
signal victor, in Mondays elections.
practically complete returns showing
n victory for temperance In i3 OF the
1s counties In which local option
was an issue. with the possibility
that later figures may add another
county 10 the arid area. On the face
OF the returns some 265 saloons Will
be put out OF business May as the
result OF the election.
The drys not only were successful
In holding Eaton. Genessee. ssnilac
and Lenawee counties, where the
vets waged q bitter fight. In the dry
column. but they also captured Ber.
rien. Calhoun. Emmett. Kalamazoo.
.Lapeer. Mason. Oakland and Tus.
coin counties. which had been re-
garded as wet strongholds. In Ber.
rien county. the drys themselves
were dubious as TO the issue. but
this district. long regarded as com.
plctely under liquor domination re-
turned majority OF 200 in favor OF
local option.
Only one county. Grand Traverse,
war carried by the vets with any
thing like q decisive majority. Here
the vote stood No. 2.7i2: Yes. 2.2s2.
I, is estimated that the liquor forces
uilI also carry Chippewa county, but
by a majority OF less than 100.
There Is. however, possibility that
Chippewa and Iron counties. now
conceded to>the vets. may 90 dry on
later returns.
II was notable that the cities.
usually depended upon by the vets
TO overcome the dry lead In the rural
tContissed On Page ryvc.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
Hints Disapproval of
German War Methods,
Say Diplomats
PROTESTS ACTS OF
GREAT BRITAIN
English Open to Own
Criticism, AS
sertiOn

WASHINGTON. April 6.--Diplo.
matte circles were deeply interested
today with Secretary Bryan's reply
TO the British order in council, but
It was the general impression that
nearly all international law experts
at Washington had forecasted the
notes contents with peculiar accu-
rgcy. so that It contained no sur.
prise"
Considerable significance was at
tached to the clause which practical
ly enunciated the American attitude
toward Germany.
"If the course pursued by the pres
ept enemies OF Great Britain" the
note read, should prove to be in
fact tainted by illegality and disre-
tContinued on Page TwoD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
4 AUTO|STS
DROWNED
Car Plunges Through
Gap In Bridge Into
River

PASSAIC, n. j., April 6.-yoIun-
teer and police rescue squads began
searching and dragging the Passaic
river today to recover the bodies OF
four mon drowEe. IN an early morn
ing 10y ride" when their automo-
bile plunged through an open draw
bridge. William j. Bittles, owner
OF the car, and three others OF the
eight occupants were saved. An.
drew Matthews. the bridge watch
man. who was carried into the river
when the automobile plunged
through the closed gates, was also
rescued. but seriously injured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
R0BBER IS
SHOT DEAD
AS HE RUNS
Soap Factory Owner
Fires When Thief
Flees

Fred E. Taiimadge. 81 years old. a
reel estate dealer. living at No. 5l5
Fourteentisaye.. shot and fatally
wounded Charles Z. Parsons. %
years old, OF No 22s Iafayette.bivd..
shortly before O'Clock. Monday
evening. when Parsons attempted TO
escape. after being captured in an
alleged burglary c; Tallmadge's soap
factory in the rear OF No. "a Sproat.
st.
Parsons died in police auto on
the way TO St Mary's hospital He
had been hit in the chest. just be.
low the throat by the fifth t.:,le.
fred at him by Tallmadge., during a
Wild pursuit.
Tallmadge was arrested by Signal
Onlcer Baumgartner and Detectives
Glirski and Dreher. on charge Of
manslaughter. pending thorough In
vestigation by the prosecutor and
Coroner Rothacber. He was still
held. Tuesday morning. but his at.
torney. Matthew II. Bishop, called at
police headquarters shortly after s
o'clock. and announced that he was
ready to furnish bail for his client
The soap factory had been bur
giariled several times during the
past week. according to the stories
old by Tallmadge and Percy Snyder.
OF No. 6s7 Commonwealth-aye. man.
ager OF the soap concern.
Tallmadge and Snyder decided to
set a trap for the burglar. They sus.
pected Parsons. who had been en-
ployed by the firm as a solicitor. for
few days. about two weeks ago.
Snyder and Tallmadge secreted
themselves In the soap factory. Mon
day evening. and shortly before s
o'clock. Parsons. they allege. crawl
ed through window. Both men
pCunced upon him. quickly overpow-
cred him. and tied him up with a
clothes line. Tallmadge standing
svsrd while Snyder ran to summon
the police. Parsons took advantage
OF the darkness to wriggle loose
from the rope which bound his arms,
and rushed out or an open door. with
Tallmadge In pursuit. with a 80 cali.
Ter revolver.
Tallmadge fired four shots. with
out effect. and just then. Snyder, re-
turning after summonlng the police,
entered the alley. Parhons turned,
and tried to run past Tallmadge, who
fired again. and the fugitive drop
ped. The police patrol was quickly
on the scene. and the wounded man
and Tallmadge were both taken to
headquarters.
Police Surgeon Eugene Smith, Jr..
Immediately sent Parsons to 81.
Mary's hospital. but the man died on
the way.
In a statement 10 the police. Tues
day morning. Tallmadge said that
he had meant TO shoot the burglar in
the legs. II was the first time he had
had ever used revolver in his life,
he said. and he had borrowed this
one from n neighbor. Frank Barnes.
Fred Postal. OF the Hotel Griswold,
stands ready to go on Tallmadge's
bend. His release Ia expected before
nocn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
Voters Register En-
phatic Protest Against
Attempted Boost
MINIMUM WAGE
PLAN is WINNER
Other Proposals In.
volving Expenditure
of Money, Lose

What the people did to the alder
rlanic salary grab in Mondays cleo.
tion was a caution.
Seven of the 10 matters submitted
TO a vote Of the people were beaten.
but the aldermanic salary grab re.
ceived the worst battering OF all.
The people registered reproof TO
the aldermen In no uncertain terms,
and the stock OF Aid. Lodge, Allan
Thompson, Field. Vernon. Owen and
the other insurgents, who voted
against submitting this charter
amendment to the people is now far
above par
There we're s.244 people who said
that the aldermen are entitled "a
s2.500 a year. but there were PLOTS
who said that they are not. The
CONTINUED on rnEe Two)
Glenn your wan paper. window
shndes. cnlsomfre with Climax wril
Paper Cleaner Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
Slavs and Austrians
Clash In Bloody
Battle
RUSSIANS GAIN,
SAYS PETROGRAD
Slaughter Will Exceed
Anything Seen In
War to Date

PETR0GRAD. April 6.-The most
furious bayonet battle in the history
OF the world is being fought on the
southern ridge and slopes OF the Car.
pathians at the Lupkow pass. ac-
cording to dispatches reaching here
today.
La snow-filled guilies and up and
down the slippery mountain sides,
the struggle Is going on. The Aus.
trians in their retreat southwark
from the railway abandoned much OF
their artillery. The Russians moved
Up the heights. supported only by
small mountain guns.
Neither side has been able to put
It's artillery to effective use In the
broken ranges. Guerilla warfare.
fierce struggles between small
groups in the narrow defiles with
Austrian and Slav clashing with cold
steel. is strewing the Lupkow region
with thousands OF dead.
The cars troops have not yet
passed the Lupkow. according to the
best information available et the war
office today. They have driven the
enemy from each successive height
dominating the railway. the Aus.
trians making their stand on the
last ridge. because of the nature
of the lighting at this point dispatch.
es are conflicting and II is possible
that with both lines broken by inter.
vening mountain peaks few small
bodies OF Russians have made their
way down the southern slopes
through the Austrian lines.
Heavy reinforcements have been
thrown into the attack on Lupkow
Tho war Office believes that once
the way is cleared through this pass
tho right wing OF the enemy north OF
Uezok will begin TO withdraw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
PNEUMONIA TAKES
CURTIS GUILD

BOSTON, April 6.-Curtis Guild,
three times governor OF = Massa'
chusetts, and former ambassador to
Russia. died early today OF pneumo'
MIA at HIS home. He was stricken
only last Friday.
The former ambassador went to
Salem last Thursday on business.
and returned with a severe cold.
Friday pneumonia developed. Yes
terday morning he showed slight
Improvement. but last night suffered
relapse and sank rapidly until
death claimed him this morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
SPLASH GOES ANOTHER DREADNAUGHT.
WOMAN, DEAD AT
90, SURVIVED BY
100 RELATIVES

Funeral services will be held
Wednesday morning, for Mrs. Leo
cadie Berneche. s2 years old. who
died Monday. in the home OF hei
daughter. Mrs. Charles Lesperance
IN Tecumseh, Ont. The services
VIII be la st. Annc's cemetery.
Mrs. Bernecho Is survived by an
even 100 relatives, OF four genera.
tions. She was native of France
and first settled in Montreal after
coming TO Canada. Thirty years
ago she came to Essex county with
her husband, who was farmer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
MEN OF hut
ARE GUILTY
Mayor Roberts and 26
CO-Defendants Are
Convicted

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April g.
Mayor Dom NJ. Roberts, OF Terre
Haute. and the 26 co-defendants in
the Terre Haute election corruption
conspiracy trial were today founo
guilty by the jury in the United
States district court. The charge
vas that they had conspired to cor
rupt the election on Nov 3. 1914,
Judge A. b. Anderson will pronounce
sentences.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
LOCAL OPTION WINS IN
IS OF IS COUNTIES WHERE
Rum TRAFFIC is ISSUE
N. Y. OPENING.

NEW YORK. April 6.--The stock
market opened strong and active.
Shorts covered throughout the list.
IL a. m.-Stocks were slightly
weaker at the end OF the first hour.
but in general prices held up fairly
well.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
Jewish Holy Day Held
Partly Responsible
For Defeat
MANY SUPPORTERS
DON'T CAST VOTES
Election is Walk0ver
For Jasnowski and
Buhrer

No one who bore the slightest re-
semblance to anyone but Republt
can was recognized by the voters Of
Detroit, Monday.
Even Police Justice Edward j. JET.
fries, whose friends OF all parties
predicted that he would be re-elect-
ed, was retired after eight years OF
service, and Albert +. Sellers, who
preceded Jeflries as police justice
for many years, was chosen for an
other term by plurality Of about
1900. Figures for 1913 precincts out
OF 203 give Sellers 1908 votes, to
.Jeflries' 17,452. Justice Gainey ran
far ahead OF either, being reelected
with a vote OF 24,497.
Justice Jeffries' friends are blam-
ing his defeat to the ill-fortune that
made election day fall on the last
day of the Jewish passover. Hun
Greds OF orthodox Jews, nearly all OF
them friendly 10 the police justice.
refraincd from voting because OF the
holy day. An extremely light vote
vas cast in those precincts OF the
Third and Fifth wards where there
is heavy Jewish population.
The Republican ticket was victori-
GUS from top to bottom-state. coun-
w, city, school inspectors and all.
The state and county ticket ran
ahead OF tho Democratic three to
one. Jasnowski. for prosecuting. at
torney. had in Bresnahan - harder
opponent than Buhrer for county
auditor, had in Collins, but Jasnow-
SKIS strength was about three times
rs much as was necessary TO elect
him. In the county he was as strong
tContInued on Page Two.)
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06
RUNS WELL
BUT IS ENGULFED in
REPUBLICAN SWEEP
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinityi Tuesday night
and Wednesday,. partly cloudy, mod
ernte winds. mostly westerly.
Lower Michigani Fair tonight and
probably Wednesday, moderate vari-
able wfnds, mostly northwest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-06

CURTIs GUILD. former Cover.
~ nor OF Massachusetts Is dead
al his home In Boston as the re-
suit OF pneumonia contracted
from exposure.