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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17

- Ger Gcmen Staotperbano bon
geaenue periammelt iiA am Eunner.
itag gsa9nlittag nm 2.30 llbr bel
6rou gsiesfe, 90. Sal Sront Gtrnbe.
ia ole geanltenipabI itattfinoet iiEo
onbcre @eidGfte bon @ihtigfeit Der
GrIeoieung barren, lit bic slnipeien.
belt aaer MiteIieber erplnI1t.
= Die aentudp sliiociation fiir
Slid. unb @ilbihus belt in gcde.
puc cine Sisiing ab. in iuelher be.
idloiicn iplirbe, ollie @erinnlInlilngell
in ;3uflnit i'm Campbell 50. Court
bouie abSubaIten. Die Srage, OBJ
5rnuen sur gennnnten aiiociation 5il.
gelaiien pcroen ioIlen. iullroe oebat.
tirt, jebo6 feiu @cid)liib eefabt.
- Gle Gipic Seaeie non Tnptun
miro Die Nn6nittaae bon beite, NOR
gen uno 6reitag oa5u pertpenoeu, nm
Die alci6erltiide un0 @did,e, Die am
nad)iten Sanlitag oil Die afotbleiSeu.
Den abgcsebeu perocn icIlen, 81 re.
pariren.
- Ger StaStratb BON 9apton bat
eiilen @ei6Iub aneenomHiclL iponaf
Gopineton anaetpieien iuerSeu ioa,
geeen Die Gntiheibung. Scs 9unoes.
gerid)ts. pelbes 0en ,Sreibriei Der
Stra6enbabngcieaidlait ais oinliair"
crfl1rt bat, al oaS Siiprcme gm-
beseerif;t 5ll appcllircn. gs lit niht
Iobenslpertb pom 0aptOner Stao..
rntb, oab CT ii6 in Die Gopingtoner
Sntereiien einmiidt. @cnn eS nbcr
Su elmer 9Ippeaaiiou an bas Slpre.
Inc @uHOeagerid,t fornlen iolltc,
bonn iollte absr aud Der 7aptoner
Stnotratb nit oerieIben lobensiper.
tbcu gereitlpiaigfeit in oeit Staot.
iddel greifcn uno einen 9etrag oli
oen bcoeutenhen @eridtsfoiten Ieiiien.
gMit 9tatbid)l1gen. Die nid)ts foiten".
iaste emit Der alte RotbidNIo. bin
id geniiacno pcrieben".
- Sn geHepue iinSen oeaenrdr.
tig miithpilliae @uridJen ein @ergnii.
gen barin, GinSaulnunaen Ju 5erito.
ren. Gie EoIi5ei lprlr0c nit Der Der.
baitlng Der Burden bealiftrast.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
unfdHe.

= Hruu 6. Ma9rnon DON No. 81
On 9rsissbHts Strabt. gsppori, an.,
purbe aeitern @orinittag Dor bem
6aufe so. 612 @aInut GtraBe BON
al6ert Rib BON Der Springfielb pie,
Der in 8iemlih f6neIIsn Tempo duf
einem Nlo!orrdb. Die Gtrobe entlara.
fubr. Hisberssrunnt. @liidIi6srtpeiis
fam arau Ma9mon nit b.m SGrss
dtn uub einissn unEebeutenben
S6rammen banou. iobaB iis i'm Gtans
be mar. ii6 o6ne 6ilfe nah Sauis gu
beeeberi..
= Der anitrei6sr 5arnes Slipsr
BON gtO. 1912 popldr SttaBe Tiel sse
ftsrn, pdbrsnb er nit bem glnitrei9e1
bes 6opple glpsnus gidbrfts bef91fs
tigt mar. ous elmer 60be bcn IL SUB
bonn GeriiF. gr fam nit einigen
f6rsrsboften, aber iingsfdbrIihen
Gnetfdunsen bdbon un6 ipurbt sr
polis.idutcmpbiI mad fsinsr @Obnuns
esf&dfft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
sbenrer 0ideI.

3ismIi6 tbeutr biirfte Charles g.
WOOre, BON gao. 309 Cincinnati Ctr.
3dpiOu, g., Elm Ridel Su itebeR IONS
men, ben CT eeftsrn albtnb auf einrm
Daatn Der O9io Gitetric Gar Go. fall
len lisb.
sus Der Bds.n bic artu5uns Der
ROrtb genb Rpab unb 6amilion apt.
pafirts, litb NpOre. Der auf Der hins
iersn glaticrin Ifanb, sinsn Qidsl faIs
len unb biidts fi& prompt. nm bas
GtIbitiid auf5ubebtu. SIN felbtn
Momsnt nnbm Der Wlotormann elm
iansasrss Tempo an. uub bur6 ben
bisrbura berilrfahten Rud nurbs
Ssrr Roor. i'm irsitsn Boesu auf bas
Strabsnpflalttr asfdltnbert. Der @sts
unaIiidts purbe nuf feinen Munfh per
gulissiautOmobif nna btm Jiibif1en
5oipital s.Ttbafft. no bie aerste eins
9srIssuns am IiHsen gtin tcnitatirs
ten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
Gin gamer @rieIs.
3m eiuem ioldIeH ssitaItete iiH be,
Sbeaterabeno Ses SanisImann
Stubs.

Ter SonIeImann Stub bat obns
3fpeiicl redlt pieIe 5reunbe, benz
icnit ipdre er wobI uid)t in Der Gage
gelpeicn, oas 2uric Sbeater sii ieinenl
Sbcnterabcnb uebr nls alissuuerfnu.
len. @eipilie &reisIaeen Der Sibe ipa.
rem ihon langc Dor Der 3eit Der.
sriiicn. icoab ole mebr perfauiten
Sidcis bereitS am @outne bcnorirt
ipurSen. poiiir Serr pubert Seud ben
Stub am Geuinn tbeiInebmen lieB.
@eitern abenb geborte 0as gprir
2benter Oem Snnielmnnn alub uno
cos in allen SbeiIen poG befeeie
!Saus, pornebmlld Die bis 5ur sal.
inngsfrait geiiiaten 2oaen maiden
cinen inlpoianteH giuoriid. Gns g,u.
blifMm beItano obue gusnabme Oils
9litglie6ern ocs 5rcimanreroroens
rno ibrer Gamen iuIo bnS oel,tife
Clement mar uatiirlia iiberipiegerb.
7ie 2ogen lpnrcn 5iiineiit bon ben
Ganlen Der 3ilr aonuention bier mel.
lcnOen Sbrincrs BON alisiudrts beieet.
Die @eamtcu OeS alnbs ionic bic
Scrren bonn aoHmittee mndtcii oic
9onHeurS. 3nr sluiiiibruna gelaHate
ocr orogigc Sdluauf ~ ynir Of
Sires", uno 6os glubitoriinr battc
leine Iiebe 9oib, Sii perbinoern, oob
es iih tcOtIndte. 9Im 5reiing abeno
miro in elmer glduuerlisung iiber bas
lnitiae Stiid reierirt tper0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17

8. eiienbabn Go. 1T eeiteru I'M Ct.
gIiiabetb Soipitnl i'm AIer bon 30
Sabren eeitorbcn.
- Geo. Siieienbeh itarb sciterii I'm
Saitie ieiner SdApeiter go, 1928 5tst
Strabe I'M sllter bon SO Sobren.
- Ter slrbeiter eugene 9tpan,
peIher bcim @an zines @bsngSfa.
nails an Ser Sigbipap IN @eit COPING.
ton bciddftiat mar, ipuroe seitern Oou
eiuem Grobhuien peri6iittet, fam le'
rod nur NIT Icidtea gcrIeslurgen ba'
n0n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
aeutIid,e aOaraa'ss
Grfdbt Der bsutfde Rtiasion,lsr an
hoIldnbiids 9anbeIsf6iffs.
Gbs fis fi4 uun5tbig.r GeFabr in bsr
non DeuHhlanb gu ireirsnben
arisssscne dusisssn.

Motferbdm (pia qonbon). 10.
igtbruar. Die biefigs 6anbelsiammsr
BAT bur& ben bsutf9en stonfuI eius
3ufdrift bss beutffen ReibssnnlIers
BON Bsibnann 6OIItpss srbaIitn, iD0s
rim sr fols.nbe GriIarunssn ubsiebs:
.Sn ben msiften GdIsn ipirb ss ben
bsutIhn ilnisrieebooisu nibt m0ss
Iia fsiu, sfpif6sn nsuiraIsn unb britt.
f1su SdJiffsn gu lnterifeibsn, iDsnn
iie nit fclhen in Der arisss5one Sus
fammsnItpBen. unb aus bisfm 0rnns
be Iauf.a ale 5anbdsf4iffs oas Rift
10 ssrit5rt gu iDerbsn. I'm besbalb
uHnDthiss gsrIuiit su Dermsibsn iit %
umumadnslih uOibtpenDis. bdb aiIs
nsutralsn Sdiffe iid Don Der BRIGGS
gone fern baltsn. Deuii9lanb Tam
bic briiiids 5anoeIsfioitf nidt ldnser
als unbeiDaffnst ober ~ elmer Wars
nuna Dor sinsm ansrifft bsrt4tisi
bsirafisn. ipsil 5nubsIsidiffe NIT &C.
ftistn perisbsn ipOrbsn iinS. uub
bsm sraen SanbeIsfdiffs, bas I'm
Gianbs III. sin beutfdes llntsrieboOt
su Dsrisntsn, ,ine srobs gelOhuunJ
ausssTsbt pOrbsn iit. DsutfGfanb
ipirb ben ariss in ber anseianbisisn
Meife fortf,s,n, Bis GnsIanb bic Re
auIaiionen bss Gesfrissss. iusl&e burd
bic aOnbonsr unb Earlier albmaduns
gen nisberaslssi tpcrben iinb. rtfpsfs
tirt unb onsrssnnt. Obsr bis bic nsus
tralsn MG6ts bisfs aInertenuuns III.
tens GnslanSs srspinesu.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
ylhyeI.

Sus Spfsr zines fIsssIbaftsn s5aits
nadtsiter5ss purbs geiiern 4benb
Srl. Marp Wesnam. ron go. 721
Fireman 2IosHue. Geiisrn Abtnn ges
gen nsun llbr ilopfts Is an bem Bore
osrieHitsr Der Wsendm'I9sn Wobs
nuna uno als gfsm Tlseddm baraufs
bin oi, 2bit 0ffnsts, Inn gu Isbsn, ipsr
einIab bs.brte. fnh fis fi9 sin,m
mastirtsn guri4en ssgeniiber, Der ibr
siuH Gauiti4las Dsrfssis unb i'm
9untsI Der Ra9t ptri9punben mar,
che ouf bic 5iIfsrufs Der WsibbanbsIten
aHbsrt GamiIieumitslisber berbeitilsn
toHntsu. Die poli5si ipurbs bon bic.
fer Rlpelsi b.nn6ridtisi, unb JriuI.
UaHfom mar I'm Stanbe. cine Siems
lid gut. p.rfonalbdareibuns ibrss
anareifers 81 ssbsu, iOoab befen
9srbaituns m5sIideripeiit bstperiftsIs
liai lperhsn t0nnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
1ie @uifen sebe,t S,i,
s,ni uSrbIidJeH gOIen

luub in btr 8utomtna bon
BEN Dsiisrrsi9trn fart
bebr6nsi ntrbtn
81. petersburs. 16. Dsbrnar
Die fOlg.nbs Dffisisutgsia
pom ruHif9sn gsnsraIiiab tDurbs an
Gitnitog absnb srIaiisS;
.Sn Der G<ssnb BON ssssuiiopp. In
|n5rbli6sn qOIsn. iparsH unI.rs Srup'
pen am Wlsntag NIT numsrif6 lbr.
I,ssnsn etrtittrGfisu br DsHii4.n,
bic perfn9itu. unitre bsibsn iJIigsI su
umsstsn, IN bcftissm aampf.
Cine osuiife aolouns riidi upn
graisno, Sitsfsits Der oFtprsubiI4su
ejrsn5s non Cpd, IN qplsn ssisssH.
eegsn Difuptb Dor.
.3piIdsn Der meiHisI unb BEN
gsird 6iub IN otr Usinb bis an biz
gsod RdeiOns grOnt pOrsriidi.
.elm gsura 1}Iub bdbsn mir sinat
glngriff Der Dsuti6en s; Der 3plin.
Garm snriidgi4lagen. glH BEN iibris
gen s-beiI bsr 5rOnt an Iinisu @siG.
itIufsr babsn MIR alriilsrisssfs8i,
fattgsfunbsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
2ofal 8eridt.
gterblihfeitsteridbt.

Biliam Bean, 80, SoIpital sun,
IgarmberSissn Samuriter, gliHobarms
IentSiinouns.
Goelpn Golbitsin, 3 Monais, 1889
Central aDs.. aungerentsiinbuns.
ROb Winans, 45. 2038 Gditern
ape., Snqusit in S4psbe.
Gatbsrpn GalIon. 13, Ct. aIOpfiua
DdiIen6aus, Subertulois.
2ouiie elIbre6t, 81, 9 gaItbOuyn.
Ssrrace, 5ubertulois.
Gloreues 4ttirs, AZ, 1411 Sobn
Ctr. 9erstIappeafsbIsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
ygrtraa iiber 9anama slanaI.

6err 6. u. apf. Gin in DimIien bsr
generaI GItetric 60. ftebsnbsr Jnseni'
eur. bdlt am Donneritas Radmittdg
Lib ilbr In WeMiden 3alI Der llnis
csriidt sinsn ilIuItrirtsn gortras iibey
ben Hau bss ponamnsaanols. Del
Wortros iit frei unb bas dIIgenlsins
pubIiinm 5u bsrnfelben einseIaben.
6srr 2of salt benfslbsn Wortrus uul
8 llhr Mbenbs Dor Der gelenffdft Der
Snsenieurs i'm gneIifb aiterurp Club
an Der Sit 4hten Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
6leime poli3einaHrid)tem

- Die poli5ei iuht ae9enipdrtig
Ira9 sintm AaHoHsHoieb. Der grprebs
Ifubrmann George Witi, Don Ro. 1906
IGsbar aDenue, msIbsts Der poIi5si,
bab ibm BON ieinsm Waeen cine 86
pfuHb fdpere MsfiRstanOrs ssiiob.
len tpurbs. bic Gissnibum bes Dbic
IRiIiturp Snitituts in College Sia
luar.
= Der 35 Sabre aIte gbarlss Gre
|gorp. o6oddlos, tpuros gsiiern auI
9eroa4t bin Drbuftsi. Gr bate @ms
pfebIlHeen bon 2oiomotipiiibrern in
ieinem 8eiis, nit bsren SiIfe er Der.
iu4t babtH IOa. Jog. 2otomOtisfiibrsrs
llbren gu srbaIteu. Die gmpfsbIungs.
fhreibeH pdren asfdIiht. @r.sorp
Iagte, er babe isit bier Saeen ni6ts
Sn ellen gebdbt unb Der 5uHser babe
Jpn uuf Die ubf9iffise gabn setrieben.
= Grau GIiid5etb eeinpeber, cine
Snfaifin bss itGbtii6en armsnbuuIss,
puroe gsiiern Wlorgsn sntIeeIt i'm
Bette gefunben. Die Der anTtaltsarsi
benz Coroner mittbsiIte, ijt bic 5rau.
bic 6S Sabre alt mar. stuem Sers.
f9las erltssu.
= Die alms &c SOepts 60. mslbst,
eeitern Der pOli3ei, bab i6r aug i6rem
BaarenIaser brsi Seibenballen i'm
gDertbs Don $3.50 ssitOblen purben.
= 9fep. $. 9siTins pon Der Ct.
5etnri6is &ir9e on Der Stint Strubs
erfuate geItern bic goliSsi. ausI6au
na4 ieinem 5unbe, sinsm ,glad onO
san gu baItcH, Der ihm gsitOblsn NOR
bsn TT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
HsrIsxsl,Rstiaen.

Serr GIfreo gtiHter, aud
9Ieiitiitridier gebeiben. neil er Der
erioIgretde 9ertreter Der american
BenciI so. i'm 1eiten 1T, feierte ae.
iteru ieinen 46. @eburtstne irnb en-.
pfing Oie hersIid)iien @liifipiinihe
ieiner ;nbIreiher Sreiiii6e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
aa6er SOB.

Die 81 Sabre oIie Carrie Rban
fuurbs gsiiern Mbenb in ibTsm 3immer
i'm 5oufe SO. 437 Of pearl Sirdbs
ais 2side auFssfuHbeu. Die 9obtt
bate cine Dunbs am Gals unb man
nimmt an. bnb lie ftolperte unb 70
ungliidlid su Unn tam, odb fis fiG
bic Buubs am gals 5usog unb bds
9sHid brad.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
Dtner.

Sn benz meIfaurant bon e. qeps
ton, go. 111-113 Msft Jilnfts Ctr.
brad ssiisrn Iadmittds infOlse sinss
ifnbbnftsn Rdudfangts Elm Jeutr
aus, Sas jsooh ssIDfdt irerben tonns
is, sh, ss nsnnsnsmertben Sdabsn an.
aerihtst hattie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17

9ies mitb iitt nle eine tperthboae
msftfteil,Ina erpeiien fir ale Sene,
ipeIdhe iibernrbeiiet. trauria. nieoeree'
ietlaaen nernbs iirb. pelne fhloiternoe
cBliceer hdben. GersflDpfen. S6spinoeL
Ialte sEiike. zdlaiIoTiafest. arunel9ls
NlIrshi. 6aasa'tialeii. effpns 81 uuier'
Hehmer iITo nllaemetne unfdbiaieit nn'
tiirlid Irnb rntoneu Al bdnbeln Nie
elnbere ipcil Die Sebnnoluug, fuelbc
aus 0Sruins5ahleiIeu beiisbt. erianat niio
eiiaeHomIncii pcroeH snnn. ohne hdh
iemanb eiipac oapeH merit. gseun bet
pefer iraenopclne ben ienen Spmpto'
men bat nHn Ilh euiibIiebi. tiHen @sr'
fud 6u madleiL ~ acheH Sie nlr 81
iraeHtciner anicH stpotbete uno irneen
Sic mad 5rci'Sraiu 0nooMeRe Tablet
ten Dian nebmc btefclbeu ndh Tnmci'
ilIHa. ME &c ienCr oeriiepclteH 5ubc
betIieacn Tic iidrfcnoc irn belebenoc
sirait Wadlt fb bd!h iiiblbar uno man
crireut fit Der nrcreen eines aefuneeT
a1rprs. Sieie lnbletieu. ipcIfe iir'
ipriinalif bon berborraaenben aersten
Hnh sinpibefcrn ansIelebcH ipuroer.
mcroen lett ANN SeIbiinebrnu6 init pon.
if1nbiaer GicbrnudlsdHmeiilrug oerpdGt
fpodh cs nfnIih mnn5thia III. eincn
slrl sum 9erf6reibeu berfeIbsu Su be-
aahlcH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17

SsIttnt @sIestnbtit.
mirfb: .6euis iinb Sic mir asrass
buHbri mart fhulDia.s
STUDENT: .ToHnsrDeit,y. irtnn Id
bag anpuBt bitis, bunH bait' i6 n
poar nrunbe miissbrnni unb sius
tlsins sfsiiIi4isii psrantulisi.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
Riot miiitdrpfli9tiss
0.utf4s p DirfsnRubs
Ianb ptrIaffen
556RnatHrfi4.

MAS tbdten Sis. ala bsr GenbarIn
hinsutam2-
.Wir riiisu auz.s
-lInb mas mar nit BEN @ssip:iisr
asihtbsn2@
-Dsr Der mar naiiirIi6 aud
ousuuiifsn.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
Die administrations.
Zdyiffsanfanfs.W .Wor.
lage
Jm Nsprdisntantsnbaas mad IaHssm
Sample
Nit 2t5 segen f2f gtim.
men ansemo o m men.

Nit 2t5 gegen f2f gtim.
men genom men.
@aibington Q. G., II. Jeb.
Die administrations SdiiisanfnniS
gorlese wuroc alssimenbement gu css
gSerfSiden SiIfsfreli5er gortaee am
waittipcd Rorsen nm ein llbr span
5ig @inIten nit 2i5 geaen 12l
Stimmen aneenoniulen.
Die annnbme Der gorlaae foIate
einem Dier5ebn Shtnoen Iansen par.
Iamentariiden Sample, Der Bis lang.
mad gfitternnd)t iib Bis ins ilrRno-
lihe biH5ujieben 6rubte, ipeaen eines
entidlofienen SiIibiriters oes sSiibrerS
Der Rinoritat, sepr. @ann. Der
crit nadsab, nad,oem bic s6mini.
itraticnS 5iibrer beif,IoiIen baiteu.
cine 5iueite spesialreseI aisunebmcn,
OnrG ipeIde benz Sample baIb cir
eilbe gelnaht wor0cn mare.
Gbaps prOstb ouf ben l.
WarS ansefttt
Rem BORT, 16. 5ebr. Der pro.
eb ste.n 5arrp 81. 1bdp. Der Der
dfp5runs dns.ilas.. in auf ben /.
Rdrs dnssissi tporbsn.
Rt&t miiitdrpfli9tiss
9sutf4s DlrfsnRubs
Ianb ptrlaffsn
St ptttrsburs 18. Jebr.-
Durh germiiislana Der .dtiieen ant.
ritanif6sn gcti6aft III sint 9uans
borunS erSitlt porben, bab ellen 9tui.
f&sn. bic niht fir ben Wgilfidrbienii
brou&5ur finb. ssftaittt pirb, Rrb.
lamb su Derlaffsn unb 70 pisl Deb
rnitnsbmtn su biisisn. als fs ippllsn.
ioInnee he iein GDib mi.nshmtn. Bis
itst purbsn bisie Mdnnsr IN acn5sn.
trationslasern sarissbaiim.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-17
% E m y o rt.

Sic Rc,upOrt Office fur Sas Sin
cinnater goIfsblatt1 befinoet iid III
&o. 339 g)orf Strafe, seseniiber oem
Gunrtbouie, wuieIbit Ms.isteiten, Yin
seisen n. I. IN. bic 10 ltbr ID W'iua'
ten Gbeuos eutgsscHgenommen iper'
Den.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-07-16
TO PRESENT VIEWS TO WILSON
OFFICIALS At WASHINGTON
AWAIT PRESIDENTS RETURN.
New Note to Germany May be Com.
pIeted Next Week-Princfple OF
Freedom Of Seas.

Washington, July 15.-Whfle there
was no outward development to indi.
cate what progress was being made
here toward framing an answer to the
last German note on submarine war
fare, it is known that officials are at
work setting down views on the situa-
ton in definite form for presentation
to President Wilson on his return.
Decision on the policy to be followed
probably will be reached at the cabi-
net meeting next Tuesday and the new
note may be completed by the end of
next week.
Before the President returns, Count
Won Bernstorff, the German ambassa~
dor. will call on Secretary Lansing to
explain at length the viewpoint of his
government. The ambassador recon-
mended to his foreign Office the in
clusion in the last note of those para
graphs expressing the hope that the
United States and Germany would
agree on the principle of freedom Of
the seas. He places much significance
on the expressed willingness of Ger
many TO follow the lead of the United
States on this question and thinks that
the way is thereby open for the United
States to mediate the entire contro-
versy on the rules of maritime war
fare as they affect neutral rights.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-07-16
NEW HOSPITAL

In the near future the new hospital,
which is needed so much, will be built
in Little Falls.
The building will be a structure Of
brick and will present an imposing APP
pearance. 1t will be heated by steam
and lighted by electricity; all modern
improvements being applied to this
new building. The new st. Gabriel 9
hospital will be opened to all; rich and
poor, for charity includes the suffer
ing Of the whole human race. and the
Sisters will be only TOO glad to give
their charitable help to every one who
calls upon them. Therefore they ex-
pert great patronage from far and near
so this hospital will be an ornament to
the thriving city Of Little Falls and
will be greatly appreciated by it's citi-
Zens.
We have recommended the working
men OF our city of Little Falls to the
contractor Of the new hospital, Mr..
Y. P. Fransen.
All those who are looking for work,
can obtain same here.
Franciscan Sisters.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-07-16
MORE ARRESTS IN 0sSE0 CASE
Bank Superintendent Trying to Get
Other Men Responsible tor
Alleged Lootinq.

Minneapolis, July 15.-Charging thai
the banking laws of Minnesota had not
only been violated by J. B. Thompson,
cashier of the Osseo State bank, but
by several others, A. H. Turritin, state
superintendent of banks, announced
that he had collected evidence which
may cause the arrest of two and pos
sibly three more men involved in the
finances of the 'Osseo bank.
Going to Bottom of Case.
This evidence probably will be
placed in the hands of John Rees,
county attorney, at once. Mr.. Turritin
declared that his department is max
Ing rapid progress in the work at the
Osseo bank and that he was digging
to the bottom to get the men who, he
charges, are responsible with Thomp-
son for the alleged lootlng OF the
bank.
THE affairs at the bank are tn very
bad shape" said Mr.. Turritin. IN
short period Of time approximately
100000 of the banks money has
passed into other hands and during
the footing the work was cleverly COW
cred up. There Is no doubt that
Thompson fell a prey to the wonder
full word pictures drawn for him by
clever men. His visions of great
wealth allowed him to be worked to
frazzle."
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-07-16
WOMAN SAYS SHE WAS ROBBED
BY HER WOUI.D-BE HUSBAND

A woman who has no permanent
home, but who says that she has lived
at St. Cloud, Duluth, Spooner. Wis,
and several other places, complained to
Chief of Police Hang Monday of hav-
ing been robbed Of So in cash and some
rings by a man named Harry Stanley,
whom she said was from Wadena. She
had known him for some time, accord
ing to her story, and was to be his
housekeeper, and was also engaged to
be married to the man. They engaged
rooms at rooming house Saturday
night. She said that On Sunday morn
ing after she got up she found that So
and her rings, which she had left on
the dresser, were missing. She found
Mr.. Stanley in the building and he told
her he was going out for few min
utcs, but he failed to return.
The polire have telephoneL to Wa
dena in al effort to learn more about
the man but Walena authorities claim
ell they knew nothing about any man
Of that name. They said a similar at
fair occurred there several years ago.
The woman is now working in the
city and still has hopes of locating the
man, so as to recover her belongings.
She does not say what the rings were
valued at. She has told several diff
ferent stories of the affair and seemed
to be rather mixed up
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-07-16
DENIES KOWLEDGE OF CRIME
Mrs. Benson Examined at Iowa Muir.
der hearin9-Search for Hidden
49,. Chest Containing sec, 900.

Bedford, Iowa, July 15.-Eight wit
nesses were examined at the hearing
of Bates Huntsman, pioneer resident
In this section, charged with murder in
connection with the death of q wealthy
cattleman nearly half century ago
and the alleged theft and concealment
Of a chest said to contain 100000.
Mrs. Elizabeth Benson Of Dover,
OKLA, sister of Maria Collins Porter
and widow Of Jonathan Dark, said to
have been member of gang of coun-
terfelters who, the state charges, kill
ed the cattleman, Nathaniel Smith,
took the stand as q witness for the
state.
Mrs. Porter, the witness sister, had
testified that she witnessed the muir
der of Smith in 1873 and that she
heard members of the gang, including
the present defendant, discuss disposal
Of the money.
notwithstanding that she was called
by the state, Mrs. Benson refused to
admit that she knew anything about
the alleged murder or the counterfeit
ers' cave said to have been located
or her fathers farm.
Samuel Anderson, whose proposed
civil suit resulted In the filing OF crirni.
nal charges against the defendants,
told Of his search for the treasure
chest at the direction of the defend.
ants and his story was corroborated BY
his brothers, Robert and Henry.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-07-16
Tornado Hits Ball Park.

Decatur, ILL.,, July ia tornado
struck the grandstand at the Decatur
baseball park just as the Decatur and
Rockford players were lining up to
play. The entire root Of the grandstand
was torn OF and portion of it fell
upon the crowd below. A number OF
people were badly bruised. but there
were no serious injuries. Players on
the Decatur and Rockford clubs rushed
TO the rescue Of the people buried un-
der the wreckage. The damage is es-
ttmated to be In the neighborhood Of
$4,000.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-07-16
OF FIRE FIGHTING
AT STATE FAIR GROUNDS
July 81

On July 81, at the state fair grounds
between Minneapolis and St. Paul, the
fire departments Of these two cities
will present a modern educational fire
spectacle in which hundreds of men,
women and children will deliberately
face danger Of fire and an entire city
block, consisting Of a pharmacy, four
story hotel, saloon, garage, automobile
sales room and sporting goods shop
will be burned All the modern fire
fighting apparatus will be employed.
The money derived from the entertain
ment will be used to defrav the eN-
rrnse Of getting the 1916 convention or
the international association OF fire
fighting engineers and part Of the re-
reipts will be set aside for the fire
men 5 emergency fund.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-07-16
MUNICIPAL COURT

ANel johnson was on Wednesday
fined 50 and costs, amounting to So,
for obstructing the sidewalk on Second
street southeast, while unloading
load Of hay into the American House
barn. The complaint was made by D.
K. Harting.
). W. Brock was on Friday found
not guilty Of a charge of using abusive
and offensive language in addressing
Peter Smuda and was released. Smu-
da' the complainant, was compelled to
pay the costs, amounting to several
dollars.