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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
SENATOR ROOT ELECTED.

Salt Lake City, Aug 20-United
States Senator Eilhu Root of New York
was unanimously elected president of
the American Bar association AT its
closing business session yesterday on
recommendation OF the general council
Of the association. Walter George
Smith of Philadelphia was candidate
against Senator Root before the coun.
ell but his name was not presented TO
the convention.
Other Officers elected were: Geo
Whitelock, Baltimore, secretary; Fred
erick Il. Wadhams, Albany, treasurer,
Peter W. Medium, Savannah, ca:
Seldom P. Spencer, st. Louis; VIM. p.
Bynum, Greensboro, N G.; Chaplin
Brown, Washington, D. c.; Charles N.
Potter, Cheyenne, Wyo.; John Lowell,
Boston, and c. b. Smith, Topeka, mem.
bers Of the executive committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

missing forwarded here today shows 80,
men and women to have been rescued
from the Arabic. This list indicate,
that As are still unaccounted for ant
of the survivors 80 are injured.
The latest official figures from the
White Star line indicated that only 3s
passengers were missing. Dispatches
from Queenstown, however, declared
that " Americans were aboard the Ar.
able, increasing the number previous.
ly reported by the steamship line by
three.
The American vice-consul at Queens.
town has been instructed to get affi-
davits from all surviving American
passengers as to the circumstances sur.
rounding the sinking of the big $4,000
ton liner. All dispatches reaching here
agree that the submarine launched its
torpedo against the Arabic without
moment s warning. Some passengers de-
clare they had just witnessed the tor.
pedoing of another steamer. presum-
ably the Dunsely, when the white streak
of torpedo was seen headed toward
the Arabic. There was little time for
action, but as boats were swung out
and lifeboats were within instant reach,
Captain Finch ordered his passengers
into the boats Immediately after the
explosion and within 10 minutes prac.
tically all of the passengers and crew
had left the liner Several of the crew
are believed to have been killed by the
explosion of the torpedo, which tore
great hole in the side of the ship below
the water line.
White Star line officials at Queens
town have talked with survivors and
their accounts of the torpedoing of the
vessel corroborate the statement of Cap.
tain Finch that his ship was attacked
moment being given for the
Of passengers.
Lists received so far today indicate
hat two Americans are missing. They |
ire Mrs. Josephine Bruguiere, of San |
Francisco, and Edmund Woods.
1t was understood today that Am.
1assador Page sent the naval attache
If the embassy to Queenstown last |
hight to aid Consul Frost and the vice.
'onsul in obtaining evidence as to the
attack upon the Arabic.
The White Star line offices today de. !
lied that four Americans are missing.
The two previously reported as not ac-
'ounted for cover the casualties among
he American passengers it was stated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
Twenty or Thirty Are
Injured In WreCI,

Reno, New Aug. From % to 70
persons were injured when Western PA.
enc westbound passenger No. was
derailed between Wells and lInlIcck.
New at midnight Many suffered
nrokeh bones but none was seriously in.
Jufed, II Is reported, The most No.
fious cases have been taken TO the
hospital at Portion, Chi. for attention.
The engine remained on the track
one chair car, one tourist ear and two
sleepefs were overturned on the desert
INC cause Of the wreck IL not known
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
Amer can Consul
Says Four Missing
Continued from rage one.)

Arabic was torpedoed," " said young
bruguero' owe were to) late--thC
last boat had gone. ! threw my tw,
nuIl dogs toward one Of the boats and
then mother and ! jumped. We missed
tho boat.
- when ! came up, mother was near
me ! threw my arms around her anG
swan with her for several minutes
Then ! was struck by piece Of wreck
age ana forced under the water.
when ! came up again mother was
gone ! diyed and made an effort I'd
INA her Tnen ! shouted, but it wad
no use. ! think she must have beo,I
struck by some piece Of wreckagcn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
Still Say ONLY Two.

london, Aug, 20-Despite report
from Consul Frost at Queenstown Ge
eiaTing 81 ILg mat four American passengers
or me liner Arabic are missing, in adj.
qition to Mrs. Josephine Bruguiere and
Or. Edmond Wool, the White star
offices at : o'clock this evening reit.
Grated the belief that but two Amer.
cans are unaccounted for. The steam.
snip company officials stood firm an
their estimate that no more toan 40
persons perished when the big liner was
sent to the bottom yesterday by A Ger.
man submarine. The missing inclnde
SIX passengers and 20 members of the
crew, according to their estimates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
No Warning Given

London, Aug, 2O-American survivors
from the Arabic are unanimous in de-
elnring that the White Star liner was
torpedoed without warning when she
was sunk by German submarine yes
terday off Fastnet.
Consul Frost at Queenstown, made
this report today to the American EN-.
bassy here,
An unofficial list Of survivors and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
English Press Comment

London, Aug. 20.-"If President Wi.
son Is quieseent under this latest ont.
rage we will despair of America as WE
Moulu S: wlth man who only wagged his
ilnger when he informed him his ehil.
ufen mad been mauled by a mad dog, j
sald the Globe today in an editoTiaI
Arabic. 'no iiner
The Pail Mall Gazette declared thero
was no question that the attack upcn
the Arabic, endangering Americans
was deliberately unfriendlv -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
Eleven During Week.

London, Aug. 3O.-Eleven British
merchant vessels were sunk by subma-
fines and two destroyed by mines dur.
lng the week ending August lS, the ad.
mlralty announced today. The vessels
represent a gross tonnage of 22,97O.
Ten fishing vessels were also destroyed.
This official statement does not in.
rlude about dozen vessels sunk by
submarines within the last two days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
DIED.

FOX - At the home Of his grandpar.
ents, at Lyons, Ore, Thursday, Aug.
ust 10, 1915, Allen c, Fox, at the age
of 22 years. Intermcnt will take
place tomorrow at Lyons
Surviving him, besides his wife, arc
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Brown, now of Lyons, Ore, who form.
crly lived in Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
A Prominent Snrrenn

Janesyillc Wis, Aug. 2O.-Dr. E,A
mqnd Wood, reported missing as ra|
suit Of the sinking of the liner Arabic
py submarine, was prominent sur.
geon of Janes1illc. He came TO this
country from England as a boy Dr
wood was returning to the United
states after having served in war hos.
pltals in Europe,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
Saturday Specials
Mems Furnishings
Small Lots at Goodbye Prices
Here's the Way We Keep
Free of Small Lots

50c-Soft Collars, fancy striped <. Tic
25c Soft Collars Isles IA & 1872 only) 1Oc
10c White Hem'd Handkerchiefs ......3c
$l.25 Stiff Cuff Shirts csc
$3.50 Stiff Cuff Shirts ... S115
$500 Stiff Cuff Shirts . S135
15c Cotton Hose o.
u 25c ! Black @ Lasher Hose (912 only) Ice
$l.50-S2-$250 Pajamas .S1.15
$3-$3.50 PajamaS S2.35
Zoe Wash Four-in- Hands l5c
$l.5O Soft Shirts, collars attached .S1.l5
$500 Soft Shirts, collars attached .Sl.95
Que "Porosknit' Shirts and Drawers 35c
5Oc Nalnsook Shirts and Drawers .39c
$l.50 Gotham" Athletic Shirts and
drawers ........... .....75 75c
SOC Fancy Hose ..... 80 Lac
$l.25 Boys Soft Shirts ........., S3c
$l.5O Erin" Linen Shirts & Drawers 69c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

London Because Sergeant Michael
20 'Lcary, lrrlnnd ~ v e. hero vns ,o
lionlzed and fctcd during bis nnlough.
! -. O'tonnor persuaded the war ufGcr
TO grnnt O'Leary another week "of
complete rest -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

Buffalo Courier. In all TIM discus.
sion Of national defense that has been
going on for months the ancient and
honorable artillery company Of Boston
has been strangely overlooked
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

Los Angeles Herald; A l4.year.old
Los Angeles girl eloped with l9.year.
old boy, That comes from being raised
in a perpetual atmosphere Of orange
blossoms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

Seattle Times 1t begins to look az
if the ancient and honorable profes.
sion Of being a ranger is due for a
tremendous revival along the Rio
Grande.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
Son Sends Gable

New York, Aug 90 Louis Bruguiere,
son OF Mrs, Josephine Bruguiere, Of
san Francisco aud New York, today
c1bied here that his mother was losl
Wnen che liner Arabic was sunk by A
Submarine yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

London, Aug. 90 Ambassador Page
h'id an extended conference with Sir
Edward GrcN the British foreign min.
Isi'r' here today, The subject Of tho
conference was not announced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

WELSH-At her home, 73O Hood
street, Salem, Ore, Friday, August
20, 1915, Mrs. Mary l.. Welch, at
the age of 90 years.
Surviving her are two daughters, Mrs
c. A. Sykes of this city, and Mrs I'm.
ma Schenck, Of Seattle. Also, three
sisters, Mrs. d. $. Smith, Of Albany
Mrs. VIM. Cox, of Albany and Mrs.
Emma Porter, living in Utah. As yet
no funeral arrangements have been
made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

London, Thirty educated and
wealthy women at Firth are working
FOR the government in munitions fac.
tory and motor TO gud from their work
in expensive cars
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
Little Pal" with Mary Pickford, at
Ye Liberty today and Saturday.
CASHIER COMPANY TRIAL.

Portland, Ore, Aug. 20--The fate Of
the six former officials and salesmen
Of tthe United States Cashier company,
who have been on trial in the federal
court for several weeks on the charge
Of conspiring to use the mails to de-
fraud, was placed in the hands of the
jury shortly before noon today
The charge of Judge Bean was con.
sdered very fair by both prosecution
and defense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
WAR ODDITIES

London. Because Mary Juuck Il
British girl, married a Gcrman. pbc ig
now German, an English court dccil
ed, sentencing her to prison for being
~ restricted mlltury area
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
y x x X X ~ X x x * x X x
PRESIDENT coNsULTs
oCUJIST.

Washington, Aug. 2O-Presi.
dent Wilson slipped out of the
White. House early today and
was reported to be making a
fast automobile trip to Pfila.
delphia. The president, il was
said, went away from the can
ital to have his eyes examined
Philadelphia, Aug. 20.-Presi.
dent Wilson visited an t.ulist
here today after motoring from
Washington to have his ewes
treated.
IL 4. IL IL u 4, Il. L. Il Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20
FRANCIS x. BUSHMAN
CondING SUNDAY

Francis X. Bushman, recently honored
ut the Panama Pacific exposition at San
Francisco by the directors of the fair
in setting aside July Is as Bushman
day, is now to be seen in his first pic
ture produced by the Quality Pictures
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-20

Pittsburg Press, There is no truth
in the report the Germans use insect
powder to hurl shells into the Bug
district.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1915-11-05
Begin November 5--1asts Days
Ladies' Suits

These Suits Fur Trim med style, Loose Box Effect
Beted and many elegant Suits trimmed with Braid Every
size for Women and Misses Every Lady Miss who is in
need of suit can't afford tOpass them at these prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
.1x&o8N'S GOTH STREET RESI- 4uD
~ BUSTANOBl'S INNOVATION ADDS ~1V>
A NOVEL TOUCH TO NEW YORK LIFE


II MAY seem strange 10 New Workers to dine in the
open air right in the heart of of New York 5
busiest spots, with brokers, messenger boys
lawyers. clerks and the people in the streetcars
looking but that feeling will off SAID the
Bustanobys
VIII other Restauraeurs initiate this novel feature
given the sophisticated Manhattanite? Who can telp
But why did New ork have to wait so long for an nnova
ton that no European Cafe has ever been without?
Always in the advance and on the alert to furnish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

the smart set with refined amusement Andre and Jacques
Busanoby have been the first introduce this feature OF
Partisan life
he atmosphere is entirely French There are French
newspapers and magazines and fashion plates direc,
from Paris for the edcaon of the lady guests There arc
French cigarettes and French the language spoken IN
preference. All in all, everything is French from the
Bustanoby brothers themselves to the little page bow
rs for the cuisine one has but to catch olin,nse Of
the epcurean cOnnoisseurs who patronize the place
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18

gema9t tporbsn, bah ipsnn bic Sbiere.
ipelde bes glahts freigelaHen peroen.
bic 9rllnoitiide pon pripdtperipnen
tetreteu. pon berS6ubtpaffe 9ebran9
oemaat perben ipirb. Die 9ebeims
aaentsn iperoen iih nit bem Jdll be-
ihditisen,
6srr 2eslie +. aple, Cabinet
tier Der 2lnbreps Steel SO. unb 6rl.
9labns 9rimslep, bon go. 1l05
GoIumbia Strabe, limb am lestsn
Samita1 i'm Stillen sstruut porben.
0as paar bate in Senton, Sbio,
Inn cine 6eiratbslisens na9selu1t.
Dieie puroe ieDoh auf ben Sruno
bin, bdB bos puor nidt i'm Staate
aniaiiia lit, pertpeisert. Die Seioen
beaaben ii6 Oann nah 9elefontdins,
g.. po ibr gemiiben bon beiierem Srs
folge beQIeitet mar. 0ort puroe au4
Die 5rauung opaSosen, Die So9z
ieit Der gsioen lpar fir na9iten gps
pember beltimmt oeipsien. aber es lag
in ibrer IbIi6t bic nSerreu Gltern"
unb bic 8slunnten su iiberraIten,
ipas ibnen audi polltpmmen geldng.
Die oeiratb lit aeitern crit betdnnt 3e'
iporoen.
Serr Sobn $. Wspers, 9orIis
belber oes Campbell So. Republitos
niiden Champagne 9ommittees uno
Serr GolparO Weber, Republitanliber
adnoioat fiir Stauts 2Iuoitor, limb
acitern nld GpuispilIe abgereiit, um
Der SiBun bes RepubI. Staats Gsns
tral Champagne COMMITTEES bsi5us
ipobnen
= Die Stobt aOmmiifdre buben
9eitern auf bas 2lbleben oes albert
Silpa. friiberen Stabt auoitor uno
NiitaIieo beg 9ibliOtbet Rotbes,
Srauerbei3liihe angenommen, IN
tpel6en pem Dirten Diaeies brapen
Wannes bic q ebiibrenbs glatuu9
ausaeoriidt pirb uno Elm tiefempfuns
nenes geoduern ii5er eeiIsn S6eiben
'ausaeiprohen pirb.
- gtuf benz Rousb Ribsr GroHno
am Sube Der 4. Str. tpurbeu geitern
Robert Wtapfilp unb Charles Roberts
unter Der 9lntIaoe bes 0iebitabls
Usrbaftst Die geiben batten periu6t,
an So6n Rpan, Don Der !ooptiHs
Garnepol So. einen ReoOlpsr 81 per-
taufsn. apan entoedts, bab bic
S8ubIpaffe DOR einiaen soger aus
ieInem Sslt ositobIen iporben mar.
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sduafinoer, weIde an geil,d, oes

Sddfinoer, peIbe mm Beimd, bes
9irnics gebinoert iueroen, ba ole
Sdlllen am 13. Septenlber eroffiet
iperoen iolen. I)bapor YbiIipps
ItIGet iid Die 8anoe iiber ben aopi
siiianlnlen. g8enn oas DiriliSipal.
9icnic nid,t balo abeebaltell iperoel
miro, oiiriteu iIber 9tadt ieine Saare
I'M i6oniten @eiB prangen.
- Gas BoIijei slilto lit NIT Ban.
oagen uno Gbnliden sSiIfsartifeln
ausgeltattet moroen, Inn oieielben bel
Serleeten ioiort Ju gebrmlten. 0os
Eerional miro audi iiber Die bel Ner'
Iebunqen anjrurenoeitoen eritenSiI's.
mitteI lmterriftet.
- 9Im nGd)iten Somltae perbell
mcbrere hlmoert aan0ioaten III Oer
Gcpington 2o9e Der eagles" einge.
illbrt merhcn. 2ogcn6ritoer aus Gu-
cinnati, 9tcrpport, Canton, 6, @a'
milton, 6, 9torIpooO, Wibblctomn,
Neaolna ct. Bernard, G.uupooO.
q, 9clepnc, Canton, Diupsptlte lmo
Suolom, ap., 2mprcucebnrg lub 9a'
rora, ,Su0., pcrOen bier eirtrelfen
lmO oil scr AroBen Eorabe tbetlneJ-
men. Socrr g8m. &nlpper miro ais
(SroBmarid)oll iluIglren. ,Silr Die ga
rn0c miroe iolgen0e Marldlinle
ieilgcieBt 9Sun DER Sehlten lmo
Scott 1traBe Sur &ierteu StraBc,
iuellih SIR Vtcin mo 5nr Eite, OH,
lid sur zee, iiihIit sur ,}w0litcn,
oitliD sur 9anfIit, n0r0lid) 5ur Glf'
ten Strabc, oItIih CUR 0tabiion 9lpe..
iiiolidj 5llr 6iini5cbnten StraBe, oil.
lid }lr Scott StraBe, nor0lit 5ir
9to0bm StraBc, iueitlid sur Wtootion
9lpenllt, jum Colonial Sbeater, pu
Ole giniilhriml Der aanbihoteu ltatt'
iinbeu miro. !Dtopor Ebilipps mar
Der @riln0er Der Soqc mo miro Die
9emilltrnnlullngsreoe balter.
- Nrau Geo. 8 gIomau, iueIdt
iriiber bier an Der obereu 8erraro
9lpenllc gcDobnt bate, iii eincln bier
eingctroficncu SeIegramm au1olge III
Sos gIngeleS, Gal, aeltorben
- Rep g9m. Gait, 60 Sabre alt
INC Tiarrer Der St. @iuiam aird'e
III 9SiuinustMun, &u., mur0e geltern
9tadmitto0 al ser Court glpenic lmo
Sriiten StrnBe BON einem S6lagln'
flQ bctroiien. Gr mllr6e mad Dem Ct.
Gliiabetb 0oipitoI getradt, no an
9IbenG in ieinem 3uitauo cine Men.
oung 5um @ciieren eingetrcten mar.
- Ter tSorbige 81. Gbriitian, mel.
,ter il Der Gouittp SaiI iuegcn mlgeb'
liher @erletung Der Wunhesltcuer1e.
ieBe iitbaftirt lit, beituI0igte geitern
prr sem @lInOesoiiriitedutpoIt Slai.
tern Sen Gr.@e6ilisidIieBer 0enHp
1onogbue oes ungeieBIifenSp Spirihio.
len 9ertm,is. Sesterer ioQ angeb.
lin al 9briitim @bistp pertauit ha.
BEN. 9onoebue itellte lid, iretluiIlig
lmo ertldrte, oaB er oem 9eiangeneu
Gbrlitiall pelfer erfrauft mar, aus
NiitIeib Stnaps peridyaiit babe. Gr
ipuroe aeeeu 8iireidaft eittloiieu.
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q a mirts n.

liner gsent in SumiIion III
Serr Gouarb grud, 449 Slb Tanite
Shafe. @eG Sci. 476 g., Some
floue 1851 y.
- Charles RumpIer pom Stao
Social Club, GbarIss aurb DON Der
Wdlnut aib Gocistp uno Dm. g. Do
~ bon Der 9ranb giep Nib Socieip,
peI9e auf aarten in ben gereineu Bier
ausihentteH fpurben geitern in gins
ctnnati bem ginnsuiteuers @innebmer
). q. GilIisau Oorgefiibrt unp ieoer
ppn ibnen mubte StrafgeIber 6eSublen,
neil lie obne 2i5ens in ben SaIen os7
9ereine Bier ausI6entten. Die aarten
mubten getauft perben.
- prOf. Greb. 6. Waper, elm Bee
tannter Wuiitlebrer, 9irisent, Otgas
nift Der Il. g. Stride unb elmer Der
8riinber Der bieiigen Glt 2oac, Itarb
geitern in Dapton, g., in Der 8obe
nung ieiner Shfpeiter i'm bitter bon 81
Sabren. Gr binterldbt cine 5o9ter unt
einen Sobn. prof Mapsr par febr be-
liebt unb 9irisent beg Gboral 9sreins.
- Seirotbsi6eins: Sobn aauffman,
%. uBb Grl. SencOurtt, Il. beibe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-18

man fOnit bate ben arm obsr bas
Bsin. abnebmen miiHen. Gliidlidsr
profsfIor Bier! Wel4 .rbebtHbes De.
fiibI, 70 piel fir bas Datsrlanb getbaH
5u baben.
lleberbaupt bic 2lsr3te! sn ben ges
ridten bIeiben iie unsrpdbnt. 9iemano
lpridt pon ibnsn. uno bod miiiien iie
Gag uno Radt bersit iein. 5ag unb
Ra6t iommen ia ipis bier in e, 10 IN
ben anberen 2a5aretten bic @erpunbs'
ten an, benen iis belfsn miifsn; sic
arbeiten sipar gum sr0bten 5heil bin'
Ter Der 5ront = aber untsr aufbistuna
aIler araft. i'm Gefiibl ihrsr lnqebsu'
rem 9eranttportuns, auf ibrs Neiis I'M
aampf nit BEN Sobe. limb Dor gllltm
- iie iinb iiidtia. bieis oeuiid,tn aer5@
te. giubmIofe StIben. Iber trop TN
9epubti.in 4rener pflidteriiluna -.
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Durd sinsn fatperen 0slsblod. b,l
pieIe paiiaaisre i6btst cber
perlebi.

Gbarlefon. 80. ga.. IL. Gus.
Der Rnu9srs unb @ep1tipagen al.
nss paiTdaisriuaes Der Goal RiOs-
2peigbatn Der gbefaptd!e & CbiOs
glhn, ipurben bon einem ffapertn
i}eisblod 5ertriimmert, oIs Der 3ua
in Der nab. WeGOrtlts 10. 9a..
bur6 ben pindcls 1unnsl fubr. ).
6. Hsnninors. sin reider 2cbIenberg'
fperfsbefiber BON huntington; GOD
9urIep, RON alum Gr..,, 10. d.; I.
@. glrmale. bon 0aIlipolis. o.,
Gin 3titunaspsridufsr unb Elm uube
tannter pdTlai,r tuurben getobte.
unb eiris. 90 paiIusisrs mshr ooer
minbsr ihpsr Usrlebt
Inter ben @srl,bttn befinben it6
.. u. gopIes. sin Gsftdftsreiisnbtr
bon Cincinnati; u. 2. Wl0ors. BON
a!bens, g.. unb so. 8. Sioman Doll
6untinston. 20. 90.
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Don WibbIetotpn; Soc Ditt. 21. unt
Martba Stone, 10, beibs BON Mibbles
tolpn; Wihael 9bomas DooIsp, 26,
unb aatberine Ulde Stafforb, 23, bel.
be BON Samilton; Gecil aeelsr. "a. Don
Spmmes Corner, unb 2ouiis Burt
bdrbt, %, bon NcSonisles,
= Die 9attin bes 9antiers g. ..
Jttton unterSog iid seitern i'm Wercp
9oipital elmer Operation.
= Oas nsue So9ihuleebGube in
Der 9. Warb iuirO am Oantiagunsstas
eingetueibt tperDen.
Ridter Sarlan beipilliets eeitern
1ouiIs 9epsline bic Sdeibuns BON ibs
rem Wanne. Sic srbielt bas Rsht sus
geiprohen, ibrsn WtGbhennamen 1is
ibsr ipieber fiibrsn gu biirfeu.
= Soc Ban Dintls fuurbe oorlebts
gta6t perbaftsi, neil er feline Satin
sum Sauie binuusseiaet, nadbsm sr
lie seIhIaeen uno nit bem gob. be:
brpbt bate. Gr that biss in Der sruns
tenbeit. geim aeitrissn 9erb6r sriudt.
feline Satin, tpeltle eritisnen mar, um
Gnabe fir Ban WintIe, poraufbin
Ridter Giant ibu nit elmer Marnuns
entIieb.
- 6. 80. grirebprit, @ssni Der
@iebemann grelpins go. BON Gincins
natl, purbe porssitsrn Radmittas i'm
Whlni3ipalseriht duf bic Nntlaee bon
e. 8. aobmann UlitgIieb Der Steuers
unb transformation, osm Ri9tsr
Sbant pore,fiibrt, neil er anseblih
Bier BON einem Waeen pertaufts, obne
cine 2i3ens 3u beIiBen. Serr 4rinsborft
pIGbirte ni6tfduIois unb ipurbe fein
9srbor fir ben 2. September anbes
raumt.
- Oapib 3iegIsr unb feline Sdtpes
tier, BON WcGonislss. tuurbsn porses
tern abenb Bel Der Seimfabrt burd
oas Steuperben urb Durdbrsnner
bes gferbes in Der RGH bes gedetts
iden anipeiens aus ibrem guagp ses
idIsubert. Serr 3iesIer tuurb. erbsbs
lid perlesi uno feline S6psfter ipar
muir i'm Stanbs bis sur Sedettftsn
BObnuns gu ssb.n, I'm Ollie gu bolsn.
Die Champion Gooieb gaper
So. bat ben St,uerratb bon Butler
Gountp erfud. bic 1bi4dbuns Der
Mai6inen Der qapisrfubrit um $780,
400 berabsufesn uub bi. 4bi6dBuns
Der 5abritanlos, I'm $3o9.70o.
- Die gureihaft bon $500. tpeIte
bon Graneis Gp,ins unb Wartin aas
bre seitelIt purN, 1T bur9 cine &Iass
beg GtaatsanrpaIts Ben 8itlep I'M
Common plsasg,ridt fir oerfaneu .r'
tlGrt porben, neil ap,ins am "a.
2tpril 1915 nitt sri6ieneu mar. nm
I'm Geridt ii6 pes.a @ertaufs BON
seiitisen geirGuteH, obm aisens gu
baben, su psraN;porten.