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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
Natiirli6
Solleu Gom6sn bsutf9er GIisser in
GaIais isinen G9absn aHges
ribtet 1abeH.

paris. 27. Wdra. - Gin beuts
fdes 5aube Qsruplan fIOg gsitsrn
Rprgeu in elmer S6bs bon etpa 2000
Wetern, BON Weiten tommsnb iibsr
Calais. Der 5lieser mar DON b:r
Statipn auf belsiidem gobsn aus
ii5er bsm engIii6en aanaI seflosen,
I'M ben 9eo6ahtern Der @erbiinbes
ten, bic spiI9sn gdlais unb 9OuIpgne
ftatiourt itnb. gu sutge6en. Sobalb
0as 2uftfdiff tte Gubersu 5situHgs=
merle pafirt bate, begaun Der SIis=
ger nit benz Werfeu Der gombsu.
Oa es ieoOd, fsbr friib am Rorger
mar. bsfano iid gtiemano auf ben
Strabeu uno es puroe baber feline
sinaiss psrfon psrlest. Giuigs Der
gOmben fieIen aud ouf has frsis
feb.
Der einsise Sofftabeu Der ange'
ridt.t Durbe. bsitanb in ss6oritensr
1eRiterfdeibeu uHb in mebrsren Be.
f6GbisteH Dd9erH. Don ben Gorts
aus tpuroe auf ben 5Iisser ssf6pHen
aber unseiiats Der srObeu S5bs, II
ws!4er er fIog. usIans ss ibm aussn'
| iheiRlih un6ef4dSigt gu snttOmm.n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29

rutionen in Der tiirtif9en ariess5ons
Der6ffentlidt:
.Sn aonitantinopef berrf4t rieIi9e
gntriiftuns bnrii6er, oab Der britif4e
4bmiral ben 9erTu4 semd4t bat. ben
Gouoerneur BON Smprna 5u befs9en,
baurit bieier bic IeItunSsperte Der
|Stabt an bic @sr6iinbstsn ousliefere.
Der gouberneur bat bus 4ner6ieten
nit sebiibrsnbsr @sra9tuns Suriidsss
lpieIen.
Wie aus &onifnnfinopsl beridtet
pirb, purbsn bic pdbrenb Der Rd4t
gema9tsH @erIuas Der Sorpebo6oot'
aerf0rer unb Der Minenfu4sr Der
8srbiinbstsn, einsn ipeitsreH angriff
auf bic duBsren Sorts Der 0drSaneaen
gu MAIDEN, burd Dus Jeuer Der tiiTsi'
| iden gattsrien bereitslt.
Der in englii9en 9ldttern Der0f.
lfsntli9te gsri6t ii6er anseblide grz
fOlse bon Sruppen Der @erbiinOeten,
bic an Der aiiiie Der Bal Don Suros
gsldnbst ieiH iOllsu, 1T sitsI Jlun'
tsrei."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
Sn prsenbsl
3 elieffi4 bic Sdrnifon BEL
ber Gapitulutipn auf
$4,000 Rann.

o4,UVU U( II.
Waf5inston, 3. G., %. Rdrs
2aut s;nsr omtli9sn Oepsi4e aus
Wisu, bic dm SOrntug In Der 6ter.
r.idii6eu gptiaaft siHgetroffsn III.
belief iia bic garniiou Der Iysituns
pr5smpsl Bel Der us6srsabe berislben
an bic RuE.n auf $4,000 WuHn uuS
etpa 25,00o arantsu unb @srtpunSs'
ten. Di. OspsIde iit i'm @OrtIaai
nj. folsi:
Rad benz bic sruppen bsi BEN
lebssn glusfaa 10000 Waann DsrlprsH
baitsn, btitano bic 9arniion Don
prSsnpsl aus $4,000 Sffisisrsn uuo
Rannfhaftsn. bic iia aIIe Tsuben.
2uBsrbsm bsIanoeu iia $4,000 giOis
liItsn in Der 5sftuug, tini&IsbIid Der
arbeiisrbs5OIteruns ionic 25.o00
RrnHten unb gsrpunosten. uumittsl-
bar Dor Der aapitulatipn purOsr
1850 aOnOu,n. meiit alien Gpps. be.
mOlirt. DIR I.sie ausriff Der Ruf.
fen ipurbe mir nit Sufanteris unr
Maf9insnpsi9iissu abssialuseu. Se'
rii9i. iibsr cine angeblidss Msutsru
Der zruppsa sut5s9rsa isSIsbsr Be-
sriaSaa0.a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29

Sront sien,Iib burh bic aurput6en
Dorgeidoben tno babeu cine Sfel.
IiiHg Der Seiterreider flint Weaen
iiiolih oon Snrof genoulmen.
9urdJ oie geiesimg Der 0iterreidi.
iflen GteIIirngen on Der GlieIe 6es
SIuiies Gnbapa bei gsiii 9oIiansfa,
t2 Tleilen noro6itlidh bon @nrtfeIS
baben Die Giiien fia bic 4ontroIe
iiber Die 2anhitrnben seiidert, bic
Sireft aiif @artfeIo uub iiislih mad
Soiouif urto gum SbdI oes GIuifeS
SnbGpa fiibreu.
Die Seiterreiher iptirben fiir5lif
bird oeutihe Sruppen perit1rff uni
oerirGer ibr M0glifites. Die Ruiier
S1ran gu perbinoern. Tie IN Die Gbene
cie 90 MciIen hiuter Der oiterreihi
ifen Gront geIegen lit, si treibeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
Beiisr 900 Ruhsu purneH BON Der
9eutfSen sefduseH gcuommen.

Berlin, %. WGrs. (9luf brabte
loI,m Dsss na9 eapOiGIs. q. g..
- Die oberits 6ssreslsituns sab am
Sonntas Sas ssoIssnbe amtIia bes
taHnt:
rSiboftlia BON @erbuu puroeir
bic s5ran5ofsn auf ben SO6en Der
Wluas in Der JlGbe DON Gpmbres a61
setpiefsn. sbsnio ME Iusriffe in Der
gbens DON Woepre in Der Rdhe Don
War6eoine. &c fanben erbitterte
Sample fat. bic ieboh sinsn fir bic
0sutfdsn giinftissn @srIuuf Habmen.
auf Sem 5artmanu Dsilsrstopf
in ben 9ossfsn faubsu am Samitug
nuy artiGerisSusIIs fat.
4ngriffs Der RuFen in 6em Gusu'
Iiopo WaIS. in Der TGbs Der oftprsu'
piitsn Srsnas. tpurbeu suriidgf4Ia'
gen.
3piItsn rem JIiiiIen giiia uuo
Smulsip (Rr6snfIiiiie bss Rursp
Slubes in Rorbpolsu) periudtm b,
RuTsu Dsrf6iebens 9lnsriffs, bic is.
bod ausna6mslOs untsr ben ssuer
Der 9sutidsn sufammcnbrudsn.
SH Der gldbe bon Mad serisf3er
900 Ruifsn in bic arisssgsfunsen'
itaft."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
Stalieii
Ruft bas erfte @ufgebot
Der sfIpentrappeu an
ben Wuffen.

gf o M, %. gadr3, pia garis. =
-9tae gllpetttruppen 6es eriten slufee.
bots, ole i'm Sabre 1883 geboren
iuurben. iino bonn ariessminiiteriimI
fit bic Eautr Don 10 sasin sinberu'
fen iporoen.
GIeid5eitig iperben ni,h Die iduunt.
Iifcu Reierpeoffisjcre Der artineric
iino bcs Genietcrps bonn /. april an
fiir go Eage eiuberiifen..
Gie sllperttruppcn iino cine beion'
oere Grlippenforrnation. Seren guf.
enbc es lift, bic na9 StdIien fiihrei-
BEN gebirgspdfie siI pertbeioigeH
Tieie Sriippcngathng beitebt Gis
ad)t Slegimcntcrn (2s gataiaone) Sn'
fnnterie unb sipei 9cgircntern aIr'
tineric (35 Gebiresbatterien). Sier'
5u fonrrnen nod srDei gesimeuter
itperer elrtilerie pon ie ss5n Bate
rien. EN- Regiment berittener artiae'
RE Don ndJt gatterien unS sebu Rc'
giHerter 6eituHgsortiaerie.
9ns G'enieforps, bas gum 16
slpriI einberufen peroeH iOl, feet fif
aus feds giesimeutern suinmnicn.
ndmli1 5fpei gionierregimeutern, e.
ncm Acknowledgement. ,eiaeH siesi
mcnt Selegrapbennrbeitern. eineH
Giienbabnregiment un6 einem sieai
ment Snppelre. Tie Srie6ensitirtl
6es genieforps beIGnit iidb aii 12,
600 1auH, eini@licBIid Der Gfii
5iere.
9ie ,itnlienii6e glrtiaerie beitebi
ans 263 9ntterien, ITO aonlpagnier
uno 81 Gepots.
Wtg'selnubt.
garis. 2s. Mdr5. - Die glstn.
| tur 5dras bat cine bonn Samjtag ba.
iirte Ssptide aus 2ltben srbaltsn. In
lpelHer bebdupist ipirb. bab NIT BEN
Wineniuhsn in ben DarbonelIen an
GdfnItua srfcIsrsih fcrtssfabrtn nor,
bsn pdrt. ia es bsibt iOear. bdb si
gslunssn fsi bas Winsnfsln Bis sui
Gfnbt TarocHsIlss nDn Wirsn a.
fsasssu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
@eaerrei6
Sat ioipeis feline birefteH llutsrbano'
Iunosu iber ei,uaise 0ebietsabtrs'
tuusen NIT StaIisu sepilssfn.
In Der aaselsssnteii iinS aas p0f'
tiueu ye6aaptunsen SOIf0mHsH
perfrabt,
StaIisns miIitdriIds Mifnnssu 'uer'
ben BON antOritatiuer ssiis nHr als
gsorFdjtsmahresel ansselsst'

Som, %. Rdr5. srOt Der &C.
o,utheiliaen gsbauptnnseu ensliiGcr
nuO frans5hider 8eitnHssH, pai
ceitsrrsidJ iOpsit nod HidDt oirsff ml'
StaIiss besaslidj etiuaiser GebistSao'
tretuuasu iIuterbauolunseu aHse'
fuapit. @ie bon antOriiatiper Ssit'
perid,,rt iuisb, fat 9eiitidIanb IN Der
ead,. Sie SHiti6tipe ergriiien unS ani
oiei, Sniatipe fin lit sas getbaH DOT'
ben, mas jet in Der sadSs &C.
idJchen it,
gsr beutide gOiidjaftr Girit bon
gilou hat bic anrsguns seBsben, mn
wic rs beist, bsr isit Sabrsn siu'ld)en
.Stulisn mub Cefisrreid bsrrideuosn
slnimoiitat, penn m5slid, Elm Gnos
an madlen, absr sr 1T 10 porfdJf's 30
Mufe aesansen, BAD bic poi'tipsH VI
flaruusen nod Der einen ober Der an
Srrsu eeiis biH, bic ioipeit IN ot'
ccff,ntliGfeit sebrmHsen iino, als aS'
iulut ueriribt Sn betradten lno.
slms Sisism Grnnoe istt iuie poI
auturitatiber Seite beriid)ert ,pirb
sstalien feline militariiden gor6ersi
fmmsea fort, ba es nnseiuiE IL, mas
Die 3nfanft bringen mag, ipenn in
fummenben Tlai, iuie in pielen Srei
fen bic GnIdlt porberridt Der eurO'
pdiidls arise in ieiu entidsiornSs'
eiaoimm fritf.
Der Miniittrrath beiddftiste iid) "a
jeiHer soniertn; am Samitag mid
nit Der infcrnatiOualeH Gage. ~
Wiuiitcr bsipradeu Naauabmsu
bird, iuelde biz @erOiieutiihuHs ppr
militdriidrH 9adridreH psrbinSsr
werbcn frnnte, iowie sineH glaH fiji
cine fbeiIneiis @ieSerr5fiHuns be-
@Srie, ioipie Rahuabmsu i'm Su
tsrsiie ber alrbeitsloieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
0ef9iitsonner
Ddr am Sountas WOrgsn
aus Der 9eaeno beg9OIfs

u 3 Der U aenp 0 Des U OIL o
bon Saros perRsbm6ar.
2onbOu, 20. WGrs. - Der aors
refpouoent bes Reuter'i1en BUREAUS
in Ssnsbos bspeiairt am SOnntu9
ME folst:
.Mtnsniu6er isBtsn ssftsru in b.n
DdroanelIen unter BEN Sdub bsr
SaIaatI6iffs tire Sbdtiatsit fort.
Bon ailib gd5r sr0ffneteu bic
siirtsn iFeuer ouf bic Wtinsuiuter.
aber bic IeIhiihs Der siirtsu purbsu
prompt gum Sdpeigsn gebrudt. 3ri'
iden 8 unb II llbr beute Morsen
b5rte man bsftissu GsidiisbOnusr aus
Der Ri9tuns bes Soils pOu Sorps.
lleber oas Reiultut Der ssrttseu
S@Iaat 1T ai&ti bsiuant,'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
Sowed fol- OpQnreid i6er@anpt nidt or&t mil
Jtdien megen euennedr 9r6iaSa6lretnng
nnier@anoed @a6el.
Ser en9!ii6e 9ampfer nUalaba" Dol
oeatidem 11nterieeboot iiioli0 bon
cSrlan0 perIenft.


4n Die RaHs h0nns Dr4HH4 pae Bon ben esafa haD % ls @
nDpnb ben gusarsEs pnmhmtnr n
dn 2anb bsmat Au9
H9H aomp
n Gsunhr GamFr
gusspon rst
ben eDdnnn Esufda
RutfsHsu eWk
RfzpSfsMs Grhlss
bs Gnhipps nGben Rr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29

- glutoine gorsI, Elm betdnnter
BANTER unb pbiluutrpp, Der bon 1886
BIS 1913 S6neiSer aOniuI in Gan
Srancisco setpsIen lit. 1T. ME aus
Bern, S6peis, bertdtst piro. ouf itis
usm aauSIis. BEN S4ISb GOueisr &C.
ItDrbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
lin Jpn sur rsbsrsnbs Der gefeittsuH-
gen Der Stab. 81 DerauIaHen.
GnsliIde siigeu iiber unseblibe Grs
fOIss in Der 5urOs gui isitss'
ndeslt.

Berlin. %. Wadrs. (aluf brabts
IOism @egs mad SabDiIIs. q. D. Die
llsbsrfss Rsuistsitsassntur bat an
saautas sas 5uIesnos iiSss II. ce.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29

'Ssrner Durbsa bic GrdH5ofsu ua4 srs
5ittertsm aampf au4 IN Der Rdhe
Son RuraeoiIIs suriidgei4lasen-
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Wetterberid1f.

Sbio: 2otalsr Resen ober Sdnse
am Wontas; l40nss Dstter am DIsn'
flag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
2bgeiHlagen

BurosH @usriffe Der 5runsufsH auf
bic Soben Der Mdas BEL Gombre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29
Gnsldn6er

grIu9tsn uergsblid ben @Oupernsur
Don Smprna 5u beite9sn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-29

Die Ruifen bitten iia gIsi4faas an
periaxbeaen Stslsn 6Iutigs G6pfe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
THOUSANDS CHEER
THIRTIETH INFANTRY
Seventh New York Also Wins
High Praise in Parade From
Battery.

Residents OF New York got a strong
reminder yesterday that although the
United States army may be small the
men in IL are a fine. outstanding LOT. when
the Th!lteth Infantry, seasoned by SER
vice i'm Alaska and the Philippines,
marched from the Battery up Broadway
and Fifth avenue 10 Flfty-nlnth street
MAYOR Mitchell reviewed the swinging
rapks i'm olive drab az City Hall. and with
the -syenth New York regiment as an
escort, they passed before Major-General
Leonard Wood commanding the Depart
mont of the East, at the Public Library
II was Just o'clock when the TWO
hands struck up, and guardsmen and reg
ulars stepped out from the Battery The
Thirtieth had been brought from Wash
int,ton oy boat and the seventh came
dawn from IT, armory on the eieNdlel
A. 100 the head Of the column debouched
into CITY Hall Park and passed the htte
eroun T., fore the steps In which were
MAYOR Mitchell, Gen. Wood, George NJ
Aneny. President OF the Board OF Alder
men. Fire Commissioner Adamson. DOCK
Commlssiorcr Smith and members OF tbs
Board VI Estimate.
with Gen. Wood AT the reviewing stand
were Brig. Gen Mann, his chief OF stan .
col. p r Glenn his personal aids. Capt.
II Dorey and Capt Gordon Johnston. and
Col Orrin Mltcham. Col Murray Black,
Lieut.. Col Skerritt and Major w. c. cam
non OF Governors Island Police Commits
sioncr Woods. who had remembered his
silk hat. was there too, watching lnspec-
tors MYERS and Morris and $50 policemen
handle the big crowd and the long lines
OF automobiles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
FOUR NEW YORK HEROES
GET CARNEGIE MEDALS
Widow Of One Among Forty
four to Receive Awards From
Commission.

PrrTsRrRG. Jan. 2O.-The Carnegie
Hero Fund Commission awarded medals
AID money to-day for forty-four acts OF
herolsm. Awards were made in the cases
OF harry L j. Jedncka OF 1880 FIRST
avenue, New York city william G. Gal
laghcr, 1874 Grand View avenue. Far
Rockaway Joseph Stirling Oyster Bay
and william Mcknight, 1871 Buffalo av-
enue, Niagara Falls
The widow OF Jedlicka received a silver
medal and a pension Of $40 a month
Jedlcka, - years old, died attempting
to save Emil Polak, 2S. from drowning
at Sayvile on July 4. 1914. Polak. who
could not swim, fell from a catboat in
Great South Bay. Jedlicka went 20 his
rescue, but polak caught Jedlicka in such
way as 10 render him helpless Roth
were drowned.
Gallagher received a bronze media and
sum OF money He Is an electrician, 81
years old. Mary Hurley, 81, got into
deep water at Far Rockaway on Sep
TENDER 2 1913. Gallagher went to her
rescue and brought her TO shallow water
\ bronze medal and a money award
went to Stirling, aged is. a gardeners
apprentice. Peter Silak. SO was skating
on West Harbor at Oyster Bay, January
25 1912, when the ice broke Stirling held
Silak above water with hockey stick
until help arrived.
Mcknight, 20, a student. saved two uni
Identified boys about 6 years old from a
runaway In New York city on March is.
1918. and was badly injured himself.
He got bronze medal and money
award.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
CLUB GANGsTERs, SAYS MAYOR.
Mitchell Addresses Police Honor
Legion at Dinner.

Mayor Mitchell told the 500 members Of
the Police Honor Legion AZ their dinner in
the Waldorf Astoria last night that when
they used their clubs and revolvers on the
right men they would be backed up by the
entire administration.
IL compliment Patrolman kroen ot
Brooklyn, who shot one OF a gang who at
tackled him and took his club away said
the Mayor "A gun and club are given to
policemen to use when the time comes
Avoid using them on innocent citizens, but
don't spare gangsters."
OF thp benevolent associations the
Mayor said they would better remain
benevolent and that the Commissioners was
the best benevolent organization the men
had.
Commissioner Woods said the men had
with lapses," done their best and were
improving.
Mgr Lavelc said he had been greatly
pleased to see the department repudlate
William b. Ellison's recent attacks and
"the efforts Of few TO SOW discord v
Dock Commissioner r. A, G. Smith, Dis
trict Attorney Perkins and Chaplains sui
Ivan and Stlrcs also spoke.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
GRIFFINS SENTENCED,
HER SACRIFICE FAILS
Husband Gets Seven Years De-
spite Wifc'S attempt to
Shoulder Blame.
SIX YEARS FOR WOMAN

Mrs. clara n Grifin's Efforts to save her
husband. Francis H. Grimm. from prison by
assuming most of the blame for the con
ception and operation OF a scheme TO de-
fraud their wealthy friends through the
mails proved frutlcss Yesterday. letter
written by George e. Holt, former senior
Judge Of the United States District Court,
praising Gri1lns honesty as lawyer IN
bankruptcy matters was equally ineffective.
tor after reading the letter Judge william
a. Pope Of the United states District Court
,entenced Grimm to serve seven years In
Atlanta penlt entiary.
Mrs. Gririn. a demure little woman. reach
ing about TO the shoulder Of the brawny hus-
band she was trying to shield, got six wears
IN Auburn She took her sentence stoicallv.
Gririn gritted his teeth in an EFFORT a. self
control.
Mrs Gririn will he sent to Auburn. where
she will teach In the school attached to the
Noman'- prison there. She Is woman OF
considerable education and those who know
he Grinins best believe that she was the
brains Of the scheme by which they are said
IN have got about $500 900 from those who
bought they were investing In the Grimm
Topographic bureau making specially OF
Government work
The Grinins pleaded guilty last Monday.
In their behal Attorney teoTg' 'olN'u
Battle asked for lenicncy When he told
Judge Pope that Grimm had done much
good in his philanthropic activities several
well dressed women no had come TO court
us Witnesses laughed audibly.
Assistant United States Attorney Julan
tIartridg e's arraignment OF Griffin made
The prisoner vince more than did the som
fence. The prosecutor branded Grimm as
70 coward for allowing his wife to assume
MI the blame The woman he said. was
predatory. but Griffin was n parasite TOO
lazy TO work and too cewardv. ia. com" TO
the front in a scheme by which they Werr
enabled to live mNuriously In apartment
houses and hotels. run an automobile and
take trips TO Europe.
The profits made by the Grifins out of
their schemes Mr. Hartridgc said. we're
40 600 a year for the last seven years The
.tenoaraphic bureau. he said. was not the
only thing they worked however. They
had real estate scheme bv which they
rcalized some money Griffin he said. was
mixed up ~ a lawyer in the tireworn An
ueke Jams frauds in which persons mere
we're made to believe that they were heirs
To valuable property in New York citv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21

Miss Marian Kennedy and two of her prize winning Poms

DIR. French, a veterinarian, who treated
the animal. and when he seemed better
started him back to Hampstead On the
way bacE the animal became IN and died
before the chauffeur could reach the Ken
nedy home.
one r7lmor in circulation is that the
poison was left in the Kennedy yard with
the idea of getting the blue ribbon winners
out of the way some jealous exhibitor os-
Ing the cause OF the little animals death
Mrs. II. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy,
mother of Miss Marian, will employ de-
tectives to search for the posoner and
DR.. French will perform an autopsy on the
dogs
An Irish terrier owned by Miss Kennedy
also was III to-day, but DR.. Harry S.
Fields Of Hampstead. a veterinarian. was
called and saved the animal by quick
work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-21
SCOTTT ENGAGED AGAIN
NEAR TOP OF ALPHABET
Starts at c This Time-Ina
Claire: Marie Dressler May
Be the Next.

The gentleman who handles the-for
publicity only-marriage engagements Of
Antonio Scott, barytone at the Metre
politan Opera House, Ia beginning all over
a gain at the top of the alphabet. The block
type artist of the evening paper that yester-
day handled Scottl's current engagement
picked ND a large letter c and fearlessly an
nounced MIR Scotti's engagement to Miss
Ina Claire.
Right after the letter c comes. az next
20 every one knows. the letter ID. II Is said
along Broadway that as soon az the last
denial of Mr. Scotti's engagement to Miss
Ina Claire has dropped out OF the papers
Miss Marie Dressler's press agent and the
Scott marital publicity man are going TO
get together In n quiet corner and cook
something up.
Looking back over the files OF various
papsrs MIR Scottis publicity romanoes are
unfoded In n series OF headlines. For in
stance:
MAY 20. Scott to We'd New York
Girl" Miss Mary Ieavyl; october 20, 1909.
and semi-annually thereafter Mr.. Scotu
to Marry Miss Farrar": June -. 1912
Scott 10 We'd Actress" Miss Charlotte
Ivesl; August II. 1912 which oddly
enough was Just about the eve Of Miss
Ives's appearance here as Bedtrice in Pass
ersby, Charlotte Ives Confirms Report
Of Projected Marriage to Scott. January
q. iei3-"Mr Scott and Miss Ives End
Their Romance: October ~, Scott
to Marry Geraldine Far
But tho list Of past performances Is much
too much TO list here completely.
Ina Claire Engaged to Barytone Scott
IA Broadway Rumor" was yesterdays con-
tributlon to block type artistry. Despite
the fact that Miss Claire is about to begin
a vaudeville engagement II reporter asked
at Miss Claire's apartment at the Wyom-
ing Yesterday whether. honest and true.
Scott had this time up and done IL. Miss
Claire was out. but her brother was at
home
It's the bunk" said brother.
Did he say that" sighed the press agent
later We'll. all gotta say. he's helva
brother. he Is "
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Hampstead. l. l., Jan. 2o-T-vo Pom.
"ranian dogs valued at $500. the prop
e~ty OF Miss Marian kennedy. were
POISONED yesterday and died a few hours
qftorward. The animals. whose names
were Champion Parkneuk Blackthorn. s
years old and valued at $500. and sham
rocks Boy. years. valued at $780, had
won blue ribbons a. many shows
The dogs were permitted to run In the
front yard for few hours yesterday and
when they were called into the house
their owner noticed they acted strangely.
She at once examined them and in a few
minutes one Of the dogs died in the house.
Miss Kennedy put the other dog In a
basket and had him rushed by automobile
to Manhattan, where he was examined by
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THAW IN T0MBS SATURDAY.
Jerome and kcnnedy Are 4" start
for Him This Evening.

MNNCHESTER. y VI. Jan 20.--Word
came here from Washington tonight that
the United States Supreme Court order for
he return of Harry X Thaw to New
York from this town will he issued to-
morrow II was given out also that Will
am Tlavcrs jerome and Franklin Ken
uedy. Deputy Acknowledgement of New
York viii start for here tomorrow night
N take TnaW away
Burns T. Ilodgmau. clerk OF the Federal
District Court IN Concord, saw Thaw to-
lay io>arIauEe for his surrender to the
New York authorities Thaw will he
taken to Concord on Friday by Sheriff
Drew, who viii present him before Judge
Edgar Aldrich, who issued the writ OF
laheas corpus that sent tina case 10 the
United States Supreme Court
Afterwdrd Sheriff Drew will surrender
Thaw TO Jerome. 1t ~ probable that
Thaw will he IN the TomDs Saturday.
William Travers Jerome said yesterday
that he would start from New York to go
N New Hampshire after Harry Thaw
either Friday morning or Sunday evening.
lie didn't know which n would be yes
tCrday
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HONORS NEW PAPAL KNIGHTS.
Catholic club Gives Dinner 10
Messrs. Heidc, smith and Hynes.

The banquet nan Of the Catholic club
100 Central Park South was filled to
capacity last night when the club gave a
dinner In honor OF The three new Papal
Knights of II Gregory. Henry Heide and
Edward g. Smith, the candy manufac-
turers, aud Thomas W. Hynes Of the
city's financial department Pope Plus X,
Just before he died last al knighted
Mcssr. Heide aud Smith for their phlaR-
hropy and Mr. iyncs for his treless
work through. the ST. Nincen' de Paul
society among the poor Of Brooklyn.
The speakers were Auxiliary Bishop
Hayes. James V Phean. United States
Seuator-elect from California; Mgr,
McGeau, Comptroller Prendergast and
Thomas " Mulry
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BROKERS FIGHT FOR TICKERs
Actions In Buffalo 10 Compel Vest
ern Union 10 Furnish Quota lions.

BUFFALO. Jan. 20,-Counscl for three
brokerage firms, !. l.. Holland q co, John
K. Heintz & CO, and Tucker Bros. a CO.
viii appear before Justice PColey to-
morrow to oppose motion to vacate in
functions they obtained restraining the
Western Union Telegraph Company from
discontinuug It's ticker service
The New York Stock Exchange is try
ing to exclude these firms from receiving
stock quotations, and injunctions granted
some time ago prevented the telegraph
company from stopping the service.