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PALMIERI WINS COURT POINT.
Appellate Division Denies Writ to
Bronx District Attorney.

A clash between Supreme Court Jus
tice Brady. sitting In Bronx county. ana
District Attorney Francis Martin OF The
Bronx. which resulted from an announce
ment by Justice Brady that he would
grant an application by ex-Justice John
Palmieri. who had been indicted in The
Bronx for subornation OF perjury and
conspiracy to obstruct justice, was taken
before the Appellate Division OF the Su-
preme Court yesterday and resulted In
the denial of a motion by District Attor-
ney Martin for a writ of prohibition re-
straining Justice Brady from signing
an order permitting Palmiert to inspect
the Grand Jury minutes.
Palmieri was the attorney for John
y. Delane. who was prosecuted In The
Bronx recently on a white slave charge
and sentenced TO from ten to twenty years
In Sing Sing. As a result Of the proceed
ings in this trial two indictments against
Palmieri were obtained by Martin. and
after Palmieri had obtained a decision
from Justice Brady that he might inspect
the Grand Jury mute to enable him
10 make a motion to dismiss the indict-
ments. District Attorney Martin got a
temporary writ OF prohibition restrain
ing Justice Brady from carrying his de-
cieion into effect. and then applied for a
permanent writ.
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PULPIT TOPICS AND MUSIC
IN CHURCHES TOMORROW

Subject. "seif-marery Through construo-
tive Thinking"
CHURCH OF THE MrssfAu-Park
avenue at Thirty fourth street. The REV.
John Haynes Holmes will preach to-
morrow at II A. NJ. Subject. "Those
Things which Cannot b. shaken This
viii be the last regular servics in this
church until the last sunday in September.
linton services under the auspices OF ell
the Unitarian churches in Greater New
York will be held In the church through
July and August. The list OF preachers
Is as follows: July I. the Rev. Leon A.
Harvey: II. the Rev. william NJ. Brun.
dage. IL. tho Rev. Edmund II. Keenan,.
Is. Dr. william Wallace Fem: August 1.
DR.. william Wallace Fem: =. Or. 4. +
Moore: is, DR.. A. r, Moore; 20, Or. George
c. Cressey: 20. the Rev. George II
Badger.
McAuLEY Mrss1oN-sis water stree,
This evening AZ 8 O'Clock the eighteenth
anniversary will be celebrated.
GRACE METHODIST CHURCH-wes'
iOtth street. Dr Rcisner's subject FOR to.
morrow evening will be Anger Mastered
Lady Mackenzic's motion pictures o.
African Wild animals will be a specia
feature at this service.
FIRST BAPTIST CfrRCH-BroadvaS
at seventy ninth street. Morning and eve
hIng sermons VIII he preached BY the Rev
George Douglas Of Flushing, l..
CHURCH OF II HOLY COMMUNION
Sixth avenue At Twentieth street. /,
A. NJ. the Rev. Or. Henry Mottet: 3 p. NJ.
children's service. the Rev. Gerald A
Cornell: s:iB p. NJ. French service. tn,
Rev. Pietro Grigiio; p. NJ. the Rev
Gerald A. Cornell.
ST. PAU1is METHODIST CHURCH
West End avenue at Eishty-rsth street
The Message OF the Flag" a beautiful
patriotic service IN observance OF Fla.
Day, with an address by DR. Charles l.
Goodeil. tomorrow evening. Music by m
choir and quartet will be featured for tn,
occasion. Albert Lindauist. tenor iron
chicago. who has become a member o
the choir, will s,ns solos.
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CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Fourth avenue ut Twenty-nrst street
Afornins prayer and sermon at II A. NJ;
q p. NJ. evening service.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHEs-The
subject o: the lesson. sermon In the Chris
tian Science churches tomorrow Will be
God. the Preservcr o. Man" and tho
golden text Jeremiah. SxSii, tol. II will
make an everlasting covenant with them.
that I will not turn away from them. 20
do them good"
COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST. SIGH.
OLAS-Fifth avenue at Forty eighth
street. The Rev. Dr. Malcolm James Mac
Leod will preach morning and evening
COLLEGIATE CHrRCH-West End
avenue at Seventy seventh street. The
Rev. Or Henry Evcrtson cobb viii preach
at II A. NJ.
MADISON AVENUE VI. r. CHURCH.
Corner Sixtie'h street. A. II A NJ. ser
mon by Dr. Tippv; at : +. NJ sermon by
the Rev. Ralph " Sockmnn.
MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Firth avenue al Twcuty-uinth street. pr.
Burrell viii preach at II A VI. on a
Hundred Years since Waterloo In the
evening az $ he will have as his theme
"A Bcggar's Clo1k."
BROADWAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
-Broadway at iiith stree. The Rev.
Dr. Walter Duncan BuDhannn. the pastor.
will preach tomorrow morning at II
o'clock. Commune and reception Of new
members after his service. The church
will be open all hummer for the usual
Sunday morning service. Tho evening
service has been discontinued for the
sea son.
NEW CHURCH tswEDENBoRGIAS)-
East Tnirty-nfth stree, between Park and
Lexington avenues. The usual service AZ
II o'clock tomorrow. Philip Dresser will
preach.
NEW THoUGHr-Hotel Rntmore. Mrs.
Mary EtheridEe T. Chaplin. president OF
the Boston Metaphysical club. will speak
to-morHow NJ il:iS on Changing Your
Mind"
UNITY SOCIETY OF PRACTICAL
CHRIsTGANiTY-3O5 Madison avenue.
Mrs. william rayal Charlie will speak TO-
morrow az II O'Clock. In the evening Mrs.
Van Mnrter will be the speaker. Subject.
The Power Greater Than the Sword"
METROPOLITAN TEMPLE-Seventh
avenue A. Fourteenth street. The Life
Of Christ From the Manger 20 the Cross'
viii be portrayed In moving pictures at
the evening service. So. Andrews quartet
will oner a nne programme OF music.
CALVARY METHODIST CHURCH
Seventh avenue NJ l.eth street. Children's
day observance wnl be conducted by tbs
sunday school at the morning service
Or. Goodel, will make IN address. A. S
I. NJ. the pastor will preach on what i
Your Iise9'
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
-Ams.erdam at Eichtv-siNth street. TIL,
Rev. Dr. Arson p. Atterbury will preach
to- morrow At II 4. ~. The Rev. Dr
Anthony II. Evans Wi, preach az 9 7 N
on "Lsps.s and Advances" II will he tn,
last SUNDAY evening service FOR tn,
summer.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
CHTRCH-Finh avenue a. Fffty-fttt
street. The services AZ II A. NJ and
=. NJ. will he conducted by the Rev. Dr.
John Douglas Adam. Mems Bible class a.
10 \. ".
BROADWAY TABERSACLE-Broad
way at Fif,y-siN'h street. The Rev. pr
Charles II. Brown will preach at botl
services.
NEW THOUGHT-Acsdemy Hail. Her
bert II. Hetsoh will speak tomorrow a.
II A NJ. IN tho place Of pr. Frankl'I
Warren Sears, who IL taking a vacation
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CATHOLIC CLERGY CHANGES.
Ca Farley announces Do
cesar Appointments.

Cardinal Farley, Archbishop OF New
York, announced yesterday the follow
Ing changes among the diocesan clergy
&c be effective to-day:
The Revs. Daniel W. Shecran from
st. Agnes. Manhattan, 10 ST. Thomas tho
Apostle, Manhattan Thomas V. Burke
from All Saints. Manhattan, to ST. Mary.
Newburgh; Daniel j. FAINT from Guar
dian Angel, Manhattan, to st. Rita, The
Bronx Charles y. Breslin from Holy
Innocents, Manhattan. 10 Holy Trinity,
Manhattan Arthur ]. Award from s.
Joseph, Manhattan, to Our Lady Of
Mercy, The Bronx Charles j Fiuncgan
from ST, Matthew. Manhattan. to -
Mary. P~oughkeepsle Walter u. Slat,ery
from st. Martin OF Tours. The Bronx. to
Our Lady, Help Of Christians. Rich
mond Alexander c. Mccarthy from ST.
Plus. The Bronx, to the MaGdalene, Po-
cantico Hills William NJ Burke from
ST Joachim, Beacon. to the Mission OF
the Immaculate Virgin, Manhattan An
drew j. Dooley from Holy Trinity. Ma
maroneck. to st. Catherine OF Genoa,
Manhattan Walter F. Pallister from
st. Mary, Newhurgh, to Blessed Sacra-
ment, Richmond Francis f. MCElhin.
ncy from st. Mary, Poughkeepsie, to st,
Martin OF Tours, The Bronx Alexander
A. Cabin from the Mission OF the I'm.
maculate Virgin. Manhattan, TO St. Mat
thew, Manhattan; John j. Quinn from
st. Veronica, Manhattan, to the Cathc-
dral OF 81. Patrick, Manhattan James
J, keane from st. jerome. Tho Bronx,
to st. Veronica, Manhattan Daniel c,
Cunnion to ~. Mary, Ellcnville.
The class OF 1915 from St Joscph's
seminary. Yonkers. ordained by Car
dInal Farley on May 2s has been ap.
pointed to vacancies In the following
churches; Tho Revs, Joseph A.. Breslir
10 st, Joseph. Manhattan James a
Byrne to Holy Eucharist, Yonkers John
W. Cunningham TO st, Monica, Manhat,
tan Matthew +, Deahy 10 All Saints
Manhattan Bernard A. Delaney 10 ST
Cecilia, Manhattan John A.. DouGhcrtS
20 Guardian Angel. Manhattan Denis
A. Fennessy to ST. Joachim. Beacon
Michael r. Fitzgerald TO 50. Catherine
of Genoa. Manhattan Robert NJ. Glib.
son to st. Veronica, Manhattan. Pas
auale r Lomhardo to olr Lady 81
Mount Carmel, Richmond Patrick Me-
to Holy Trinity, Mamaronrck Edwart
G. Milan to 81, Paul, Manhattan Pctcl
!. Quinn to our Lady OF Victory, The
Bronx Francis W. Walsh to Holy In,
nocents, Manhattan; Edward ]. Vel
rtead to st, Rose OF Lima, Manhattan
John +. White to ST. Agnes, Manhattan
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CEDERSTROM GETS RAISE.
Service BOARD Experts Salary Ad-
vRnced 10 &s.SOO a Year.

The Public Service Commission yes
terday retained the services OF It's real
estate expert, Sigfried Cederstrom. by
raising his salary from $4,000 to $500
a year. lie had submitted his ~resigna-
ton because. he said, he needed more
money and could make II outside.
Chairman Mccall said hat he earned
his salary many times over and TO lose
would be almost tragic"
Mr.. Cederstrom has been with me
commission since December l. 1918.
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UNWILLING WITNESS
duplicates CIRCUIT.
Ttupkins Indicates That FIX
Comptroller Knew $4,000
Note Was Worthless.
SULLIVAN GO-BETWEEN

The Hrst direct evidense that ex-City
Comptroller Edward NJ. circuit, now be-
Ing tried for perjury sefore Count
Judge Lewis and a jury In Brooklyn.
had guilty knowledge when he signed
the false Union Bank statement on
March 25, 1910. was given yesterday by
Thomas n T%ompkins. a witness who
testified reluctantly for the prosecution,
being brought TO court in custody Of a
deputy sheriff.
IL appears from this testimony that
Mr.. Grout was not only fully aware OF
all the facts when he carried the worth
less Tompkins note for S73,4so.23 as a
rood and collectible asset OF the bank
but that he had actually been warned
az to the general condition OF the insu-
tuition by David A. Sullivan. his prede-
cessor. Sullivan later a convicted
and served a term In Sing Sing ~ a re-
suit OF this condition
Tompkins told how he and Sullivan
called on Mr.. Circuit at tho latter's Office
in January. 1s0s-hve months after the
bank reopened-to see what could be
done about the note. which was made
during Sullivan's time. According TO
Tompkins. sullivan said:
tom. here, hasn't got a nickel can't
We fix up this thing?"
He explained that what was left OF
the estate Inherited by Tompkins from
his father. Edward r. Tompkins. n for
mer director in the Mechanics and
Traders Bank. was tied IN or lost. and
suggested that the note be renewed.
This was lone in March, 1909. and again
In 1910. in each instance new notes be-
ing made to cover principal and interest.
1t was the note mad in 1910 that
figured in the false bank statement az an
asset.
The note was given originally for 326
shares of Cnton Bank stock. which was
put up as collateral. No interest was
ever paid. II was while dicker.ng for
the renewal that Sullivan warned Grout.
according to Tompkins. telling him that
''they had handed him quite a burden
n that any OF tho things should be
crossed on" Sullivan referred 70 'h-
reorganizers OF the Union Bank as
'they." The bank itself was the "bur-
DEN"
stephen c. Baldwin. counsel for Grout,
tried to show that Tompkins could have
paid the note II he had wanted TO. bu;
that Sullivan had advised him 10 beat
the bank. He did show that Tompkins
had been president OF the Tompkins-
Kiel Marble Company when he asked for
the renewal. but Tompkins claimed tina;
ne had owned only one share OF the
stock and that this had been turned
over TO his mother the day II vas issued
10 him. He refused to admit that he had
turned over any part OF his estate in
order TO avoid paying the bank.
An effort to show that the marble
was financially responsible
when Mr., Grout renewed the note in
1910 failed through the witnesses inabil-
ity to remember the exact condition OF
the company nj that time. He was
directed to refresh his memory from the
FIRMS books and TO return Monday for
further examination. On consent of MIR
Baldwin the writ OF attachment was
vacated and Tompkins was released ir
custody OF his counsel.
The trial will be resumed on Monday
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HotelMerionprRioofoit

Vermont nv. and beach. Cap,rity $50. Private
baths. running water IN rooms, etc. Superior
- up daily. 81. 90 up weekly.
/, Is. Prcttyman. propr. N, l.. FarlcIyh, Mgr.
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HOTEL NEW

South carolina ave and beach. Private baths.
running water IN rooms, elevator to street level.
extensive pOrChCs. capacity &Jl special rates.
Booklet. BlA ~ & VILLAINS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-12
Bon SteuerwalS mad Siloes
beim.
Cine Notwithstanding I'm
sSnueriistbaI.

llsber bsm 5baIs Der Snnerf,e tp6l6t
iih in foHneubur&lsu9isism glnu Der
0immtl. ben .pmmen0en Iriib.ins
DertiiHbenb. ga. CT tommt, Der jungs
2ens - ipdt tommt er biesmaI, bod
er tOmmi, uub nirgeHbs lam man
isin Mebsn unb geaben b,utli6er
iplrsn. als brauben i'm ireien adnbs,
no bic ariiusnbs Gaat lebenstrGftig
ipriebi. muntete giblsin ibr triiialls
tIdres Waiisr gu SbaI fiibren uno BON
8dumen unb boben Sirduheru fr6b.
Ii6e 5inienrufs ertonen.
Wlit bsn nnbenben 6riibIing ers
fpa6i bic WanDerIuit DON neusm.
2rob arieasIGrm unb ibeurtr 3eit
iol iis uns aud bsuer Hlat ssnommsn
perbm. Banbern in reiner. tlcrer
9ensesluft. fro5es gsnisben Der ipis'
bereripahenben gatur bringt red)ts
grboIuna BON Der nsuariigsn Qr6sit
biefer irieg.riihen 3eit, bringt neuss
Soften uub ntue 3upsriitt. Darum
auf, lisber 2sftr, niibe bic Taos bss
2ensanfaRas, benn ME 6nlb iinb iis
tuiebn entfIobtn in unTsrer I8nsIls
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noDsr nit SiISssbeim perbinbet. Si.
bannoperide SiraBeubdbn bat ii6
nit bisisr Werisbrslini. Elm ipirtlites
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rothsn Waeen. on beren &ppfs bic IL
lsuttet, fist man bequem fpie in els
mem gifenbnbupaa.n. Gber man bat
ben @ortbsil, mittsu burh bic Crts
i4aften 5u ellen; man Iiebt ba pas
aeb.n unb Sreiben Der 9eipobner,
mon i&dui in Gdrtsn, 3Sfe. auf nabs
sseIber, Mi.itn unb fpeite adsrbrsiten,
iisht ben Wthitl bon ianfteu Silgsln
unb flohsn sbdifrn unb i,Bt 70 rsdi,
tpie es NIT bsm Griibling unb Der
Sriiblingsarbtii beiieat IN. Nd ia,
Der Minter erTdien uns bissmal rstt
lana. obtpobI sr sin eissntIifer lins
ter nit gis unb arimmer st6lt. gar
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d,enbn Wsnss, Sdnee, MaHsr unb
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ben Miei.H ftebt nod mander Helm.
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AuBnint.riipa man6sr GtslIsn bod
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Ruth M. SteinbiIber an prics 6ill
y. e 6. Co.: $1,000.
Benjamin germunn an aiberol Y.
&c .. Co.; 5000.
gBilliam 8. 9earo an bisislbs;
$1,000.
Gbriitina Rolper an Msitsrn Oils
y. 9. & g. Co.: $1,000. -
9lnnd 81. Rimmsr on 5uIion Y. &c
9. u. go. a; $500.
@etiI9te 5npotbsfen.
Senrp 30. Doifert on gilmore 8.
&. .. Co.; $4,000.
5rdntes Rieiienbera OH price Sia
Gleciric .. &c g. Co.; $1,000.
George 6. gltrp an Guidstpitb'
brdlpal y. q. Co.; $1,000.
81 asifaaaae Ma2ns a2nss e an gleItsrn aills Q. Q.
&c g. Co.: $1,000.
gaiott .. RepnoIbs an Gentra!
Joirmonnt 9. & 6. Co.; $4,000.
Ruislla e. 2udsp an Guarantee
Gepoiit Co.; $500.
abord 9. 9unnina an Gait Gnb 8.
u. Co.; $4,000.
5bttla qufbenbsrs an Wdrp Gum
Ter; $1,000.
WliddeI ppipsr on gRiperiibs 9. u.
& =. Co.; $1250.
@dlsniine 8nsbt an Glmtpoob
qiate 9. & 3. Co.; $1,000.
Sfrantss 2eipiE an aiberal 6. &c ..
Co.: 5000. !
Gsoree GTferpipis an Noun6 g.
". De &. Co.; $500.
pbiIip 'fdefisl an grnit Stution 9.
te y. Co.; $2700.
gli8absth 2aile an Clifton Gtair
glbl. Co.; $500.
Sieislbs an sSO6n 5off.ISg; S2i07.
y. Z. Dung an R. .. HaineD;
$500.
6bas. 9ar.man an ffrqni De Gil
per: $500.
Gbds. Z. @sii an Tlreantils 9. &
z. Co.: $1,000.
sObn 6. Diaiamg on Warp 6.
gleomb: $3.50.
CLARA s. 5oIsb an Rarp s. guOb;
$500.
ssOi. g. 9siiisr on Blue afb 9. &
2. &c.; $3.50.
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Grxxbsissnttnms '6spStbeisx,
Reut Sppotbet.u.

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pelanb gruft Co.; $500. 900.
Warp qopers an 2incoIn .. u
g1r. /; $1,000.
glaaiba Wcgdffertn on Getpmoba'
tion g. & .. Co.; $500.
Roisan 6. 2udep an 0udrants!
SepOiit GO.; S2500.
acuis s. aanbman on CHARLES u
GmbsrtIon: $1,000.
SaroIb 8. M. arsnt an @in'
Ctr. GcbI. g. &c .. Co.: $2500.
Hsrbinanb Jungman on 2ibsrdl 8
&c 9. Co.; 5000.
aisetie S6panibaus an gremsH
Ctr. 6. &c 3. Co.; $1,000.
2lbora 6. Sunning on probiben!
Sapings .. &c z. Co.: $2700.
Jraness aeipis an GlmpoobN plae.
8. & 3. Co.; $500.
Barbara 3. @sile on Weftern 4
Goutbern aife Sni. Co.; $500.
@sorae Siherofpib al Wounb o.
u. &c g. Co.; $2500.
Gbndrb r. Weinisn an Senrn W,
Weinlen; $500.
Senrp Z. MOHpsr on sbs Oa,lsr
9ant: $1,000.
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S410.
gbarI.s 4. gDsii an peoples .. s
G. Co.: $4,000.
apuis ShapasserIs an 6. 80.
Spaim; 5000.
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Co.: $4,000.
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Grsxs.iseutbn sibertrassnsen
Cincinnati, II. Wiai.

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gOben, IA eabr. pa6t, beginnenb dm
1. Tlai 1916, fir q BEL SO sSub on
Der Rprbisite bon 5. Strabs, 1872 HuB
sfIi6 BON Gin StraBe. MoudtIide
Risth $500.
@eOrQs z. OATS an 5bomns 9.pi'
ne. Got 48-in Dbite & Rob abbiiion
en- WabiiOnUiIe. (5teusr SOC; 81.
sSObn .. 9apIon an Tbomas Depi'
ne. 40 bei 140 5ub an Der Meitisits
BON 0arb Strubs IN Wlabiionpills.
(Stsu,r 500; 81.
Wlurn q. Gprbln an GbHd o. Benz
nett. 80 bel $50 fub on Der Sitielfs
pon Siablunb 2tbenils in Wt. Baih'
inlton. (Stsuer 50c): 81.
aIma So. genoIeton on Rate Wat'
ipn, aot Sc in glinneola llnterabthei'
luna in gftp.rfiOe. (Steuer 500; 81.
Uli6ael qUfptrs. per Standardization
an WorD qpuns. Got 5 nnb 9fetl
BON Got 4 in aobpid's llnierdbtbei'
Irng DON grpab Oaf; $4,000.
Sulid g. Hund an 6arris 4.
Hund, elm 9lder aartb in Seitiou 5 in
Selbi 3opnibip. (Steusr SOC; 81.
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2uble, Got 20 in 6enrp anorr's In.
ierabfbeiIuns in Meit Gairnount.
.(Gteuer S1): 81.
Treb. 6. Gnsslhurbt an gllice 9.
gn0elbarbt, II BEL 80 fFub an Der
Giibfeite BON glilion Strobe, II Sub
DitIi6 BON groabpdp; ferner A BEL 80
syub an Der Sftftits bon 9roobnap,
so ssnB fiibr6 bon WiltoH Ssrabs.
,lGtsisss 5osl; 81
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srIein, Got 36 in South Clifton aano
Gbnbicnte llnterabtbeilune an Ter
race Gpsnus. (Steuer S3); 81.
sSphn u. Trans nn Caroline W.
s5ed, Got 21 in pplpel groslep's linz
teiabtheilnna in Seftion 33 III Cos
lumbia Sptpnibip; 81.
5betld 9ufoenberg an gi5etts
Shpantbaus, % bsi 100 SUB an ber
glprbIeiie pon ct. Clair Strait. stuis
fden SsfferTon gpenus uub 8oB al'
lsn. fSteusr S3); 81.
William &ebler on emma Reintds
Der. Got S5 in Drills &c Gline's4. ltns
ierabtbeilrltg in ROripopb. (Steuer
Su; ST.
Wlp.rs y. Cooper an sonp unb
gar6ara Gjsile, 80 bel 126 ;fuB an Der
SIlieite Don gurnet aosnns, 100 fuB
nDrbIih BON Weit Hibgeipdb- 4penue
in 9lponeale. (Steuer $12); 81.
,sroni &. graseI II. u. an Inn1
graSsI, 80 bel 100 5uB an Der Noro-
isite pm Gla Strabs. 26o Hub 0itli9
BON pitts 2tpenue; ierner Cots 80 uno
SO in sulia &. gdnnine's llnterabs
tbeilung an Gua Strabe in Gnmminss
bile; 81.
!Serman Suer an George 80. geper
U. ", "a Sabre g5odt. besinnenb am
j. Wlat 1915 tiir % bel S4 ifuB IN
Der Rprbfsite BON Serman Strdb.
104 sFuB 0itIid BON 5dirpiep apenus,
$500 gdar unb jdbrlife Ulieibe $144,
nit goridufsre9t fir S2400.
pedrl WleGomas oil CHARLES j.
GiieItin, 40 bti 140 rub an Der OIts
fsite BON Dubaff 2lpenus, $50 GuB
n6rbIib BON Ssluitt 4Denue. (Sieusr
50el; 81.
e. Z. Munb oil 6enrb Z. Wcmper.
Got 504 in llnierabi6eilung ~" in
Datlsb gart. (Stsusr $500; 81.
4bfaIrm Z. 6olt an Rannie 9.
Colt, so bel $50 iSub on Der Meiiitits
BON Soutb glia Strabe in 9odluno,
81.
g1oab Sopnsr an Gbna W. Cooper.
30 bei 204 iub OIL Der Norbisite BON
6creit qldts III ylortppob 0eisbts.
(Steuer $2); 81.
gllberiba WcGlrn an sSncob 8.
.Sia II. u, 67 bel 200 SUB all b.r
Rorbisite pon 6sben Sirabs in Wa'
biipnpilIs. (Sieuer $2); 81.
e5unHp Bsis an anna Bloom. 20
bsi 112 fub an Der Siibfeits BON
Gpurt Strobs, Got Is in @m. 5boms
lluterattRiIuns. (Stsusr $3.50; 81.
;francis 8. Sappsr on gIaru 8.
Toltp, 80 bel 100 Sub al Der 30 b.
ieiis BON 8. Gtrube, 6itlih poH Sarrist
StraBe; SO.
Clara $. Holsp on glnbreip 6. Mc'
Guillah Dasislbs Gigenibum; 81.
@liiforb 4. gorbes an pbiIIip
ISaeiieI. so t,i 123 Gub on 5ua 4pe.
in BsitlpOpb. (Steusr 81: 81.
sSoiepb etitsr an 9b. Reippurt
Ganb gunt Co.. 8 Sabre pdht, bs'
sinnsnO am 8. Wlui 1916, fir unsei
fdhr 13 9lder 2anb in Settion 20 IN
Wiami 5opHibip. Wietbs in lltbereins
Thinning nit bem @ebrau4 uno Der
tauf BON Sdnb.
aOuis Z. Saud on sk eIcsIiior
2ounbrp gOmpunh, 4 SABRE pdbt, Be-
ainHenb !. Uldra 1915 fir 2abenraum
befannt oIs SO. 40 Sft 6. Sirabs.
Monatlihe Mietbs $212.50.
WaIier 9. Sfmibt. egeoutor fir
Miliam g. pudstt, 81 BEL 150 Sub
an Der Siib,psitede pon RiIes uno
Delta aRrus IN Wt. auo!ont. (Stsu'
tr $2); $16l0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-12

Rufiif6eMGubsr. Die .aors
l.Ippnbsn3 Runbifuu" mslbet aus
6;ipdf I'm: Die BON BEN ruffiIdya
.Irnppsn in gatisisn ionfisSirten (bua
nsibt bel polnii&en ifhb iHbif4en
OroBgriinbbeiib.rn gsraubten) lamb.
rirtbThafiiidsn Gtrdtbe ipurbsn dui
161 Wdpsona nah ObsiIa tsf5rb<rt
'nb bort ia siisasli&sJ QssHasssuna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-12
(6ortiesung foIst.)

rOeutf9e 8irtuoitn i'm
Sc tn flgsbou". oRietId1 I9reibt:
9ie DeutIfen ieisn @irtuoien i'm Be
fsitigungspeien unb bdtten Elm IONS
pliairtes Spitsm DON Sdiisengrdbeu,
Srabtbinberniifen unO Nolfsgruben
fonitruirt. Der ruIiii6s p9rnee6ote"
be6t ben burtnGdigen @tberitaHD Der
Diterrei9iI9>unsariffen Sruppen bers
por, Ole 17mal na4einunber nit bO9s
differ @rbitterung GturmansrifFe Oolls
fiibrten, Inn beitiHmte punttc gu Ses
ipinnerl.
Cine ruffif9e @arnung.
Sn Der ogiri4epiju Djebomofti"
fparnt Der friibere Rei4sbumasprd
bent unb Sttobriitenfii6rer @utIbtoip,
Der foeben bon Der Sront als 5iibrer
elmer qr0Beren @bt6eilung bss Rotfen
&relses 3uriidgetebrt 1T, Dor eer llns
tsrf9dBuns Der Seiterrei6er. sis feisu
isbt elm gefGbrli9erer @esner benu ie.
Die Waa9t Seiterrei6>llt9arns lei
nod Ionge ni4t sebro&en. (0as bas
ben fie am Dunaiec befDRfenD
aofernenbofbliitDe
uutcroffi5ier (8u einem altuoIiaen
goloaten): v@injdbriger, Sbre 9Ib.
nen bo6en bic areu5,iige mitgemaft
unb gie i6affet niGt nal aliailn.
Sga&!"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-18
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