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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26

A boom IN rags u tho latest evi.
dence OF wartime aatiyity they are
wanted fcfsthe textile. trade. and. d
continental supplies have FALLEN Oh,
old home stocks ara fetching high
prices. At Dewsbury ana other tex.
tile centres the rags sales have been
marked by. exciting scenes. Prices
have advanced BY $40 ton, ana by
ss5 ana 80 for the better sorts.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26
x-Empre fHMexicol Checked the GermanIA AArmy

Mold woman. clad In lsombre
black, and ;tottering upon the
arm Of g richly clad laekey,
was the sole force that was able "a
/ check g the rhythmic sEing Of the great
4 serman army when itcamas trsmping
across So Belgium to- the stirring music
olsthes German national air II
sNntssold woman white.haired and
spent. held back the hing; legions
Z oYItthe magic Of her Gastilian ser.
9 announcement: Y
. Her Majesty the Empress d
Alter q hasty Invest gation. the
halsers forces went softly; by i the
spot. and before the historic Bouchet
castle property Of i the Relsian
Crown there was posted this egand:i
Upon this estate. tho aprcperty Of z
sthsi CLAN crown dwellssi Her
81 MAJESTY. the ;fnpreas, Charlotte OF
Z Z. Alco,s ArchdNcheA MRximiliNfa OF
Austria and sjsteriin-law 10 Em-
egpsrnr aFraItz Josef OH aAnatria. our
ss Hkntteu ally. II 4 III
German sold Hers spnesinE bysar for K;
slanladen to sing orhotheERisas disturb 81
tho Inmates y
Gapta Won schonitz. riding at the
head Of ehis ;uhlan troopp spiedi the
gcastIe first when thesb laai .and,yeiiowy
Imperial fag had sheen iintuTled from
I its turret ! applied for admission
and was refused.
Who lives; withins. hesasked,
Her Majesty the Empress ofsMsx.
leo. said the lackeya garbsd ii sthe
richest livery that had eyer been the.
lot ofsthe cavalry captain to behold,
He led the captain to window
where the aged woman. leaning heay.
fly upon her attendant. was pointed
out as she teebly walked along the
park. The notice quickly came to
the gates.
The. Empress, who Was born June
!. q; 1870, Is the only daughter OF King
Leopold I, Of the Belgians and his
second wife. Princess Louise Of or
leans. Her father accredited her as
"a girl with having more brain force
than any OF his ministers. She was
selt,willed and high.strung.
In 1857 the Archduke MaximiIian,
OF Austria. second brother to EN-.
Il &
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26

4 49, y, Ssss 1aAe some Eenluae!
!, ans = s,ene, put all are not geniuses
who T. saysra g. wrtter. or the woman
sleeplngwten ~. ssses s. !, you o WI ne
and Working early ii the m "a Mn
l s sthe world and her mind arr
ssss al s Us, = yigor renewed.
IN and do ,,s aay y,a nIanE up her fam
matter 81 system. and a.. = wor !, I = -.
. tainiy has an excellent chsnc M. ~ =,
success today.
Etshsd ~ sues.ss.
Having, learned what, No. y. U
think a1p about success q Is, interest.
R Y know the views Of younger
womeniw VINO have, but recently feltthe
SOY g naving attained Ia position In
ectiye essions.
~. !. .asI 7 guam. Wash Ing ton Square
800 = tSew,!f orE city where once;
1s : me homes q The y old oker.
ooskers' put where one now ,finds
= $3.50 aug Wraters' there, g. Miss
Katharine Merrill whose a+c,,, !. :. ], {
,,... :. = Z. sulope aaa ghout the
0hlteq states Miss Merrill was Z i
Ipuptl Of Frank Brangwyn 81 4 49,
She issa charter n an,hs, Is e, - 49,, -.
a, 10, Society - MA, "a es.s sni;
I, q 49, /, ~ = ~ = work is
~ seen ~ me permanent scollec.
~. CT prints in the New York phi.
Tic Library, and now she 4. a,h,h,s
ing. by Invitation g Il. a 4t y,
pac,ao =, ,s,... =. = ssne Panan1a5s
$500 4pos'tlon IN San Francisco.
-lne e. Opp ortunity.
onins, SAD Miss Merrill IS al
..4S 4 .e y which nearly allspaint.
!, sasDo.e out this does not mean
1880 - De 2 success one must first
= sno5oush knowledge Of draw.
sne must have studied long and
,ara' ana ~ eperally first q painter. 4
sne1s AssnQ use ~ ring the field, 4.
a9weyer. unless one has a great love
Is llne: slss
!, composit ton plays: q great part In
ms work lust OF course a. H. does
y al art; bat scompositio for. an 4
must be stadied diligently. TIA
Fnere y excsllept opportunity for I
.tehers nysAmertca. s The art has ,
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9iebiihe Glitter
@5ie Grfabrnnsen MAIDEN Serr HnS
ornu 5Obn U. 9l. Sdjer5 NIT
oisbiider aGdjin.

Gebr trauria. Grfa6runssn baben
6err Sohn @. W. Sders, Der betann..
Mnrouiisnfa6ritant unb feline 9attiN,
bic an Der Gdrnntion uub 5ermoia
slpsnus auf gries 5i[I pobneH, nit
siHsr fdrbisen a6hin sernaht. bic felt
fiinf DoGsn Sci ibnsn bsbienit.t mar.
D5ihon bic Sar6iss, Si. aIit, Bed
tpith b.ibt. ni6t wenissr als ii,6sn
Dollars bic Node an ao6n srbislt,
hat iie bod unter Der gdthero6e Don
oerrn fofpie Don 5rau Sta.rs san1
sth6ria aufssrdumt unt aud, ionit
3iiapaide unb ioniiis. Saden mits
aehsR laisn.
SdlieBlih trieb Re .s isbod 3u
ioa. Senn Srau S6ers psrmibi. ss'
fern niht MIR Elm pa1r eolbens, nit
9iumanttn bsisbtsH RaHtetterinSpf,
ibr.s Gattsn. forpis aud S14 in Baar
uub bas ftlua p.m 5ab ben gOo.H
aus.
Die bisbifte eliisr ipurSe in 5ait
asnommsn uab s.itern Rabmittds
ipielt. iit i'm Set.ttirbduptquarti.r
Gin: siemlit errepts SStne a6, als
5rau Sh.rs p.ri0nlih bic S4parJt
,insm ,ins,benbsr areuipsrbor untsr
ao1 unb aud uni.r ben Sa9en eer
0isbin bieIe Sofsn, Bic ibr qeitobl,u
tporben, ioeniifi,ierts. Die gedpii6
l.uanst. natiirli4 fdnbeait, er6ot iia
ieSc6 bic peri6nunosnsn $14 sri.b.n
su molten. o6ftpn 4. an seren Disb.
fta1l p6lIia unfhuloig gu ieiu Be-
theusrts.
Si. 9edipit6 purbs formen b.s
9roBbis6itahls anssilaai unS Die gos
li5si tpirb iid nun bsmiissn bic Mans
fttt.ntn5pis, fpfuis cine Rsibs aHbrsr
GtasnitdBpe. bic aus Der Sfer5'Iteu
Dohning geftohlsu ipurbtr nnb nod
p.rnibt ipsrbsn, aufSufinbsn. llutsr
ben Ga6en Der 5ar6igeu ipuroen aut
Elm. anadbI neuiilberntr eBbeitsd,
iorsfGltiq in 9eosrtdi6en perpndt o.r
innbsn mnb bic goliJei nsigt gu Der
annnbme. bab and 6isie Gahsn aus
sinsm 1iebftabl hsrriihrsu. tuenniton
bic gsdpita itsif unb fsit 6ebaupt.te
iis Don ibr.m .SsIiasn" pstrbi 81 bas
ben. Der sbsnfdas Sod, ssreFen I'll.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-04
ssodsn6eridt O.s C3einnS6eitsamts

eaut b.m Wohenberitjt bes itGbtis
f6n exiuHohsiigamts purosn IN
Ssr D,rfloFensn Node 142 gale BON
anItedsnosn .aranibeitsn uno 21 9o'
bssfdlls infoIss folder aranibsitsn ss.
neloet, gtssn l19 GrtraHluHgen unb
SO 5cS,sfdl, in Der paranslipofs b.s
DorigsH Sdbres. 4uf bic sin3eIn.n
GrantbeiteH peribtiIsn iit bic Jur
Dl.Ioung sslanstsn Jdlle ipie folsi:
StninSIufi, "a Grirnntungsn uuO
'16 5ohssfGas; Waisrn. 40 Grtrnn'
tungsn; @iHbpo9sn, IA GriIaniuH
gen; 9ipbt5sritis, II Grtrdniuug,n;
5Bpbusfisber, feds Grtrantunssa uno
Elm 5pbesTalI; 4tu4buitsn, isfs ers
trantuns,n unb Elm 1obesfalI; Sta..
lahfi,ber. feds Grtraniunesn; 6irn.
bnutsntsiiueuns. 5ipei gripdutuneeu
unb siH 1Obesfal; Blattsrn, Ro's
unb 9ra4omG ]. cine GrsraniuHs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-04
Gbs.6rlanbnibih

(DuIter Sation, SO. 2OdIanb, ..
lGat6erine 9reene, "a, bess
}GlsDeIanb greslep, 23. 1926 9Ieafant
! Strubs. 5t
ioiuis geattp, %. sos @eIt Z. Ctr.
i5rant u. WaurbOt, 21. 1882 6us8es
I Strabe.
lRois 6. 0eIdnsr, IS, cea3I.
(6uparb G8in9leton. SO. 1900 9eit
! 9. straBs.
tMturp MaitOn, %, 1901 Oe5gI
|SoTepb e, gliller, 25, 836 gaeIt 2il
6ertp Strabe.
lanna 0etIef, 27, 619 etratg5t Ctr,
lGjeorss gGalacs, %. 312 So5n Str.
l5rarces Suder. %, bssal.
(@in Gogar, 81 Mapspiae, aD.
lRoic 9bomas, 80, 41O Smitb Str.
(glboIf Msartin, %, Ais 0aoio Ctr.
lSaroIine @luhOipuu, 19, 1851 geus
trul goe.
{5arr1 @baine, 81, 2OO1 ,5oreuce Ct.
lminnte Nortbcutt. 28, DiuOirp@ap.
lGbnarb 9eorge J2ieoerssiss. &c,
! 1412 8ine Str.
lGleonpr Bon BablOe, 26, Ct
Bernard.
(Gjeorqe ". Qnores, q, 2004 grssu
! Strabe.
lU}iriam s.. greatrpsu, 19 oesal.
(Sames 5. MItsap, 90, SadIon. Riii.
tGatberine u. 8uffN, %. 100 Wtors
gan Ctr.
(QtbOlp6us 5. @bituter, 81, nil
lidmsbura, 8.
(5ornie s. 4utterIou, AZ, $40 Dort
StruBe.
(gRalpb !. 8apis 80. 917 @et 7. ct.
lSbel g. Orr, %, 1898 D6eslcr Str.
(GdrI 0Urco, %, goint gtealant, 8.
lQlnice Wprgun, %, AL SIt 3pette
Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-04
0eburten.

Benjamin uno Charlotte Qainer,
141S gogsn StruBe; Mdb4er
Games un6 8alesta MlcEee, 2976
6enihap gloe.; WdohsH.
2(rtbur uub God 9tipert, 9Isnipan
gl0e.; Snabc.
Qouis uHo Darn Bauer. 1914
6sritt 4Oe.; Sndbe.
5ofeph unb mdrp SdD, 2402 Cope
lam 2loe.; Uldhhen.
6ermann unb Wlnrt!e petsrs, 3069
Wooiepooo 2(oe.; Wdbteu.
GarI unb 2lnna 0e9borit, 1907
Carl StraBg; Wtdotsn.
@i1iam unb Utdrp @e6rum, 2161
Central gloe.; Sra6e.
5bomos uno Satberius UlcWuGen,
3413 SprinQ Grobe Qoc.; WGoher.
Shomos uno Ruth GarIsp, 1405
9irbre Qpenue DfGo6eu.
Charles uuo N2innie S9rdnb,
2S00 SprinG @roDe apc.; MGb6er.
Gorn unb glbelaioe Resler, 22l8
Reaoiuc Rodb; annbe
fcbn unb @lara @onberuifhe,
1927 Spotuue g(pe.; 9ndbe.
Wnurice unb Sorriet Csi6el, 2519
Mpprman aoe.; Wldoten.
Uli6asl uuq Mot6ilos RiIeh. 1865
Sp1ino StruBe; Wt0btcn
Hobsrt unh (Sleonor1 Gupper, 1714
Snrnmprs Strufe; Wtdrden.
glnore,p uno Gliie 0eSuce, 116 SIt
McHiden glperue; NlGechen.
Nrieori6 unb Carrie Winterbalter,
1916 Sbcumore StrdBe; WtGoteu.
Dare unb WathiIoe Samab. 1444
@oinut Strdbs and5e.
2looIpb uuo Uldrgareths @psttl.,
! 21 On WcRideu 2Ips.; Rdb9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-04
Mhttertas.
sonuiaa ssr 8. Tai, it linen &c
iueibt.

an elmer tieF smpfunben,n pro.
ilainoiion bsitimmt Gcupern.ur Dil.
lis SonHiaa. ben 8. Mlai, gum .Miits
ttriaa" aHb iorbsrt al. nili, an bisfsm
laat Der Muttsr su gebeut.H.
WeBR beine Muitsr nod lebt, bait
ou iis beiu6t Obsr ibr tiirsli9 s,i6ris-
bsn2, fraat Der Goupernsur. Gl6tt,
ibrt asflr6te Stirn unb IaB Wuttsi
ipiif.n. bab Su iie Iisbii unb psrsbrf,
IN iis asRorben. 70 gsoeuis ihrer IN
pdntbarsr ebrfurft. Wag ss uns
nri phsr idltft ssbsn. bi. aisbs b,r
Wlitsr blsitt uus srbaIten. Wsnr
ole uDs Ssrlaiftn, bic U2utt.r bIsibi
ans treu uub ibr Ssrj bort ui4t aui.
fiir uns gu ihlaaeu.
'Sm Spiea.l Der Grinnerune, iaal
Goupsrneur Willis, srideiHt unIsr,
Nuitsr bisleeitaItig tpie ei. Jarben.
tone Der Rofsn. aber bod sipis eIsif
uHb iiik pi, Der Rolenbuit. Gii
WsitttrIisbs III ii5staG bisisl6e. Si,
uraob uns in ben 1agsn Der ainb'
heit uRo he begleiist uns auf Der Ge'
bsnsreiis. Sisuern mir unitr Sf)iii
uaf Der Wutt.r Ratb. 10 babsn ipir
iifsrs nabrt. Wiba6t.n mir ibre aeb,
reH. 10 !hrnnit infer ileinr Hdhsr
ouT ufertofsr Gee. gt6tr asb.ut.u mir
ipisber Der Grmdbuunser, ipsldpe bi:
quite Wluttsr uns eab. ir leat iia Der
Sturm, uno baIb iiub mir I'm iiherer
6afn.
2um qtnbtntsn on unfsrs Wuiisr
pb 4. lebi obtr tobt III. beftimme Id
ben 8. Wdi aIs gliittsrtds. Ulos,
Elm isbtr an bieiem Idee Der Wuitsr
All Gbren cine ipeibe Rslts cbsr Elm.
andre tpsibs gliths tras,n. bns ginR'
bib berReinbsit u. 5rsue. Das Ster.
nsnbanHer ION oil bi.fsm 5age ron al.
len cffsntlid,en @sbGuben iuehtu.
Die prptlamniioH oss 9oupsrnsurs
ipirb i'm aansen Gtaats fIsubissn Wt'
bsrbdlI finotn ilHb unfere @drtner
tperben BEN aniiurm nai iptibs Rel
len unb anbns ipsiBe9lumtn iaum &C.
niiaeu iSnnsn. Didn Ishe fih ssrtie
Dor. Dieter f}titrtaa III siRer b.I
population. nnb taum tin Mlann tpirS
na1Iisn Sonntal nit lsersm Gnopfi
lod su Iehtn isin. 3i, 8aintn ab.r
iraasu ,insn id5nsn peiEsn Straub.
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Gntipii6t
5it Grnit GuemaH Sem Sberiii oOu
glmerieau 5aQs, SbabO.

5insn febr truurigen Brief srbielt
seItern poltaeitef GDpsIan pom Gbes
riff 3. 9. Seffries Don american
SaIls, Soaho. Dem Sheriff III NAM
lid auf Der Reiie non bier nah Qmes
riean SAILS Elm 9lrreItant entipiidt.
Tiir bic oortiaen gebDroen mar bier
bor bcn 9etsttipes Sd)oefer unc
McSbGus Elm QstpiIier Grnit gpemnn
perhnftst iporbeu, Der in Qmeriedn
foas oerpfGnbstes Gtsent6um oer=
tauft 6a6en fpllte. Der 9erbaftete
betdmpfte bier feline Quslieferung oil
bic geh0roen BON Qmeriedn SAILS pers
gehens unb lpuroe bann Dem bon bort
einaetroffsnen sberiff .. 9. Seffries
ii6srantfportet, Der nit ibm bic Rids
reiie antrdt.
g1ie nun Der Sheriff i6rsibt, fpurs
be er untsrpea5 Don etuem llnlpo6is
fein bsfaleu unb mar iufolsebefen sez
spunsen oie bem Qrrsitdnten anges
Ieaten SanbIhdllsu abBunebmeu, bos
mil bieIer linn BEL feiner ploblidlen
Grtrdutllna 6iIfe lsiftsu tonnte. 9urs
7e 3sit ipdtcr idlief Der Sberiff fir
turas l3eit eiu uuo ais er aufpahte,
bieI- Der 3ug in @reeu Hioer, @noms
ina unb BON Gpeman mar feline Spur
mehr au feben. Der Sheriff r0hte
nutiirlitl isBt gnemanu rpisoer hnbeu
unS Oeripritt Der bteliesn 9oliset eine
9slpbnuna boR $25, faqs lie bes
gurIher pieoer ba6buft tperbeu iplIz
II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-04

ban, nil pon ibrem @atieu, bcm Po'
li3iiteu 5ame5 Roiiiter, 34O9 Wtdr'
met apeNue. geIdGeoen iein, neil or
iie ilit Der am fl. @iai 1914 erfolg.
ten Seiroth urau5geieet III Der BRIT
tdIitcn @eiie mibbonoelt mo ne
;dD!ieBIit gang perIaiien bat.
Cara 9in9bam. 1922 iSrailf.
lin arenue, Rorpooo. hie crit II
1S1dre cit mar. als lie i'd an 30.
!UeGi 1214 nit Dem 22iGhrI9cl 8lBe
gtngtan, BON 8nrbolrsoiIIe, Spy
perAeratbete, erIanste seiyern ctuc
S6eiSing. Gle inate aus, oaB iJe
naG farrm SrcirpohertIifer 9efannt'
itait nit bemielbcu o!rh6ebra!ttt
lei un6 i'm in atlnrta, Ga, geberl'
4bet babc. 1ie Che babe mir IS Sode
1eoaupd mo udbrenO 6ieier Sen
ba5e tic mehr 9rilgeI al5 Sroo uoa
ibrelr @atten erbaIteu. SdlieBlid iel
eS i1r gcIunacu, lire Gltern telegra'
pbiila Inn llutcrinlsumg 3u criuhen
umS lc6oIS lie BON oteien bus Hotbise
8slG crboIten bate, iei lie III ibncI
Blirlldlefebrt 1es gSelteren iagte Die
,yral aus, bar ibr 8uttc. Den lie ieIt
isner 3eit nid)t mebr qeiehcl. per-
i6ie0entli6 pegen jpcileIbatter @edl'
iel. IrnnsaftioHcn nit Dem SeieB III
aonilitt gerutbcH lei, nbcr itcts Dos
sid gebabt bnbe, iit !Uicoer aus Der
S6!Inae jll 5ielen.
Iic &crbonOlurg Ser ieniationeaeu
SdeiolmIStI1ae oeS NJ attb IN
sidtrr gcacn MnthIoc9iId,tcr, melte
gcitern iortgeieet rgeroen ioIltc, MIR
De nnh elmer 9eratblrnB 5miidcn Den
beioerieitigen glurpdlten urO 9ftd)tcr
&. u. Soffnlor biz nidite s9odlc
ueriho6cn lmb miro aIsbouu 81 Gr6a
g5iibrt iDeroen,
gtadlub z q den.
2n6ert q. SfparB uRo Ism. Ord
iin0 Observation-Disclosures BON Mi.
6del SatpdrB; qerIoRdIisn $780,
COO. @ruuoeilenthum $4,000.
9Snl &Scbcler III l!ahIlBperluaIter
orE 6rlrp 8c5eIer; Srluloet5en'
thin $500.
Catherine ,Scten III SeitamentsUoll'
itredcrir pcu Geo. 6cien; &eriona'
| lien $500, @rlmoeigeuthlm $4,000.
SOuis :, 6oppe III SeitalneutSDoll'
Itredcr BON 9lgatbe ghteIler; &eric.
ualien $4,000.
9Ioob ). Saoia III RndIabueuuaI'
term uon Glisabetb Sauiu; @rln0.
cigentDum $500.
Sottie e. @eIpin iit 9IahInBpcr.
multcrin BON Iclbeu WcluiH; Beric.
nalien $4,000
Sobn %. @ouee lit RaaIaBberpal.
tcr bon Siram 9Illeu; &erionalieu
$1,000, @rlmbeiaeit6um $500.
GbaS. u. Settler III Seit1meut5-
ooiiitreder BON gIma z. Settler
SerionaIicn $3.50, Gjrin0etg sHtbua
| $4,000.
,Sobu @lobberln lit RafIabncrpaI-
Ter pcn Surriet @2obherI1; 9erioua'
lien $500.
Ter peri6nlifc 9IaAlaB Der Saei1
@iQiete betr1gt $1,000 oerienidc Scr
&ary z. 9iutolu $50, $3.50; oerieuigc
Der glnnn tSIooo 1856 IA; 6erientge
Oes, @corer 8. 92eib $l10i
Soniic Snodc ncrnadt itrela
Scbnc ,scbu &. anod,c $500 imo ocl
9teit ibres @ermogens on i1ren Sobu
Gbos. ~. auoHe.
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Grlei6ternns BON Ser critcH 9OTs.

s3enu Gle an irseHoeiHcnr Der nndtebenbeu
Sbmptome Ieioen. Settemtmer3cn, Riiaens
ichMer5eu Sdhmer8eu uHier ben Shulierbldt'
tern Sitddnfdleu. 6er8tIopicn mioem, idldi'
r1aem BefdbI Sdbtpdcbe, Qeruoittdi 8eritor
piirng. lauren. fraHiem Obcr altigebidbtem DlG'
gcr SdmHoel Gbgemdiietem Snitem, 70 ers
anger Gle eine 80tagiae BebaHblHna BON
Sr. gurfbdrt's 9taetable COMPOUND, nur 25J
uno febeH Sic. mas fir eiue 8erduoeruug bon
bet erfteH Dolls an. Gue aSoibeItH.
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oSobn uno Clara S'GOnneq, 1907
6iqblanb goe.; W}doheu.
Charles unD Tlorence 6tpple, 1882
Sycamore Strobe; Mdofen.
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Nplb fir GiiemsM Mimse.

Cine neus Senbuna pon bisieu Rim
gen III sinastroiien uno limb bisielbsn
isbt pisber in unister Cfftce 127 Cit
Sisbsuts Strabe, 5u baben. Der
Grtraa aus BEN 9srtauf Ssbt an bic
5ilfs 0sisaftaft.
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8aie.Sall.

'Siir Cincinnati unb ct. aouis
iianh asii.rn t,iu Spiel uuf BEN pro-
aramnr.
Refultatbtrdnbertne 9 ia a.
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-28

GAINESVILLE, Texas, Sept. 27.-
Persons arriving from Ardmore today
brought an account of the heroic con-
duct Of c. S. Neil. a Santa Fe tele.
graph operator who, suffering from a
fractured leg and a wrenched back,
placed together some broken wires to
send out the first message of the dis
aster and a call for aid.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-28
Is CENT LOSING
CAUSES DEATH
Of BRAZIL
John Brazil Killed BY Walter
Powell, Both Negroes, After
Black lack Game at Club in
Upper Brewery GulCh.

Walter Powell, hailing recently
from San Antonio, Texas, alleges that
lie killed John Brazil, both negroes.
because the latter made a start for
his hip (where gun is usually car
ried), which was an answer TO the
formers demand that Brazil make
good a bet Of seventy-fve cents, all
legged to have been crookedIy made In
a Black Jack game.
The coroner's jury, which saj i'm
the inquest over the body of John
Brazil killed at an early hour yes
terday morning, on Upper Brewery
Gulch, returned a verdict of death
from a gun shot wound inflicted by a
revolver i'm the hands of Walter Pow
ell Though Powell had been cap
tured shortly after the shooting a
complaint was Immediately drawn
charging Powell with murder
According to the evidence, adduced
at both the inquest and the prelimin.
ary hearing Powell went TO Inc Sill.
yer Leaf Club where he lost SO or
$l2 to Brazil AZ last he was dealing
and Brazil was playing against him
at Black Jack. Powell had $3.50 i'm
front of him and Brazil had 75 cents
bet Brazil made eighteen and de
cided to stand Powell dealt himself
seventeen and stood He started to
pay Brazil the IS cents but the latter
took $3.50. Powell. according to his
statement appealed to others i'm the
club but secured no redress.
Afierward he met Brazil ON the
street and told The latter that he must
pay the 75 cents or get into trouble.
AT thar moment Brazil started to his
room, which is located ON the side of
the HILL back from the restricted Dis
trict Brazil, further according TO
Powell, made a movement towards his
hip and he took gun from his own
pocket and opened fire He hit Brazil
twice once under the last rib. on the
left hand side of the body and anoth-
er time I'm the back Brazil died i'm
a few moments without stating who
killed him.
The officers were on the scene with
i'm five minutes and determining who
killed Brazil telephoned w. S. Brake
field The deputy caught Powell 60
ing through Johnson Addition and put
him under arrest
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-28
WILL PROTEST SEIZURE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27-Attorneys for
Armour & Company and swith &
Company tonight said they would pro-
test to the State Department against
the seizure by England of the Nor
wegian steamer, Vitalia, which car.
ried a cargo of seventy carloads of
packinghouse products Henry Weed
err of Swith & Company and C. G..
Falkner OF the Armor Company, said
they would reach Washington tOmor.
row to present their complaint to Ian
sing
The attorneys said they we're at loss
to understand the seizure as the pro-
ducts are said TO have been shipped
aboard a neutral ship TO a neutral
port and consigned to the Netherlands
Overseas Turst (which was primar-
lily established to assist American
shippers in commerce with neutrals:
England apparently being satisfied
that those in charge of this organiza-
tion would see that none Of the pro.
ducts were re-shipped to Germany"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-28
Great Offensive of British and
French, in the West, Gains
Considerable Ground, Little of
Which Is Recovered.
NEWS OF MOVEMENT
EAGERLY WATCHED FOR
Allies Capture 25,O0O or More
While Berlin Claims Capture Of
1000; Allies Warned to Ex-
peCt Great Slaughter.

LONDON, Sept 27-The great Of
fensive of the French and British
forces against both sides of the "el-
bow joint" of the German positions
on the western front has not slack
ened. but General Joffre in this after
Moons bulletin reported no new out
standing success The British Off
cial statement told briefly of heavy
Losses inflicted on the Germans,
northwest OF Hulluch, where heavy
German counter attacks were carried
i'm the course of the day
Berlin maintains that by means of
counter attacks, the allies drive was
checked with heavy loss, but as the
Germans make no claim of having re-
covered the ground taken from them,
the Indications are that the allied
gains of Saturday and Sunday gener-
ally have been maintained and at
some points improved, and that the
fighting has reached stage OF vicious
attacks and counter-attacks which
may persist for weeks.
1t is estimated the prisoners cap
tured by the allies during the. rush
reach a total Of more than $4,000, bus
this is offset to some extent by the
German claims OF nearly 1000 French
and british who fall into their hands.
Denied furtheT news of the great
battle, England is awaiting develop
ments with am eagcIness meuualled
since the critical DAYS when the Ger
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-09-28
PLANs FoR REcEPTIoN.
GARMENT WORKERS STRIKE

CHICAGO, Sept. 27-Between 1000
and 5000 clothing workers here OBJ
tanned the initial order of their union
to 80 on strike, according to a state
ment tonight by officials OF the Amel.
gamated Association of Germent
Workers About 45O other employees
were affected by the resultant lockout.
The statement contained the further
assertion that unless some move was
made by the manufacturers before
midnight, tonight, a general strike
order would be issued affecting be-
tween 10000 and $4,000 garment work
ers and other employees Of the big
tailoring shops
Sidney Hillman, president Of the
Amalgamated Association of Germent
Workers. said the initial order was is
sued merely for the purpose Of dem
onstrating 10 the employees that the
union was determined, that it really
controlled the clothing workers Of the
city. Labor leaders of other large
cities are awaiting the outcome Of the
local controversy with no little inter
est. it is said, and a general strike Of
clothing makers was one of the pos
sibilities with which they were CON
fronted