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But VIII Recover Unless Com.
plIcations Set In
Detans Of The Explosion Are
Lacking At Present Time

Contrary to first reports reaching
thls city Of the horrible boiler expIos-
lon near Cleveland Saturday morning,
Il Yves cambridge T. Porter who was
fatally injured and not w. Ray MeMa.
hon. The former died In Lakewood
hospital at 3:15 o'clock Saturday al.
ternoon, while Mcmahon will live, un-
less complications ensue.
The distressing accident occurred
in the neighborhood of o'clock Sat.
urday morning. Porter and Mcmahon
were acting as driller and tool dress
er, respectively for Mr.. l. E. Turbin,
formerly Of this city, and were at
work at Norley's Corner, which is one
mile from Rocky River on the Woos-
ter road, just out of Lakewood. AS
no other workmen were present, it
will only be from Mcmahon that the
details of the terribel affair will be
learned. At present, he is too weak
to be questioned.
The cause of the explosion is not
known, but may have resulted from
any one Of number of things. In
any event, Porter was standing very
close to the boiler when it burst,
while Mcmahon was near the engine
Their bodies were found in these po-
sitions.
The noise and hiss of the bursting
tank was heard by the farmer on
whose land the we'll was being drilled
and he Immediately rushed out, took
in the situation at glance, hurried
back and telephoned for the ambu-
lance of the Lakewood hospital and
i. Il. Turbin. The latter arrived at
the hospital at the same time the
ambulance did.
The first cursory examination of
the two almost lifeless men seemed
to reveal that neither could survive
the effects of the explosion. Porter's
head was horribly gashed by the fly
ing pieces of the boiler, while his alb
domen had received such a blow that
internal injuries developed immedi-
ately. He was unconscious when re-
moved to the hospital and remained
in that state until death came at 3:15
o'clock, eastern time, Saturday after
noon.
Mcmahon had also sustained injur-
les about his head, but not as bad as
Porter's. The chief injury sustained
by him by the exploding boiler was
the breaking of his pelvic bone. He
regained consciousness late Saturday
afternoon, but was not permitted to
speak and no inquiry was made from
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him as to the cause of the accident.
with the careful medical attention
that is being given Mcmahon, II is
considered that his chances of surviv.
ing are much better than even. II no
internal injuries develop, and there
are no signs of such at present II is
stated that he will live, although it
will be months before he will be able
to do anything.
The boiler was blown into hundreds
of small pieces by the force of the
exploding steam. Strange to say,
neither Porter nor Mcmahon received
any burns about their bodies. The
original reports coming to this city
had it that their injuries were the re-
suit of scalding.
The wives of both men journeyed
to Cleveland Saturday afternoon. On
the trip, Mrs. Porter consoled Mrs.
Mcmahon constantly as the telephone
message had stated that Mr.. Porter
was seriously hurt, but that Mr. Nc
Mahons injuries would terminate
fatally. 1t was indeed sad thing for
Mrs. Porter, on her arrival in Cleve.
land, to discover that conditions were
the reverse of what she had thought
and her husband was dead.
Porter's body arrived in this city
on the s o'clock Pennsylvania train
Sunday evening in charge Of Mr.. l.
e. Turbin. The train was met by a
number Of the members Of Quindaro
lodge No. 316, I. o. o. F., to which the
deceased belonged, and the body TAX
en- to the late home on Park street
cambridge T. Porter was just past
his 4sth birthday. He was born in
Kentucky and lived for a number OF
years in Virginia. Removing to this
city several years ago, he entered
actively into the work in the various
gas fields in this vicinity. OF quiet
disposition and simple in wants, he
had an exceptionally large circle OF
friends. He was kindly towards all
and never let fellow being suffer foI
want of something he could supply.
He leaves a wife and two children
Margaret and Dale. Margaret is a
pupil in Mt. Vernon high school, willis
Dale, who is best known through his
work in high school foot ball and
basket ball and under the nickname
of Dixie" has been attending Ohio
Wesleyan university this year.
The funeral Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock at the late home, Rev
G. Rector Dye officiating. Interment
in Mound View cemetery.
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OkuMA REGIME IS
lND0RSED BY JAPS
Administration Forces Win Big
Victory at the Polls

Tokyo, March 29.-The result Of the
general election shows landslide for
the ministerial side Not counting
nine members, whose votes still re-.
main unopened, the following is the
alignment of the members just elect.
ed: On the ministerial side, the Do
shikai has 14s members. the c. Hus-
teikai "a, the new group of Okuma
supporters %; on the opposition, the
Seiyukai has 1O5, the Kokuminto a..
The Independents number 30.
The above gives the Okuma cabinet
the prospect of securing in the lower
house majority of between 20 and 80.
The causes of the Seiyukais' defeat
are, first, the fact that the people
have become tired of its despotic con-
troll, because Of the majority it COM
Inanded for many years in the house
of representatives; second, its policy
of nominating for candidates too
many former representatives, thus OBJ
structing the entrance into the polit-
ical arena of new men; third, the
party had no definite platform to com
bat the opposing party.
On the other hand. Count Okuma
aroused the enthusiasm of the people
and enlisted their sympathy by his
manly struggle in spite of his old age
and has reaped the fruits Of years of
labor in education and liberal propa-
gandism. This, coupled with the dis
like of the people to change the cabi-
net at this critical time, when Japan
ia engaged in the war and important
negotiations with China, brought
about this overwhelming victory for
the Okuma cabinet.
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BRANCH IS
FOUND GUILTY.
In The Court Of Common
Pleas On Monday
The Defendant Was Indicted
On Charge Of Rape
An Injunction Suit Filed By
A Miller Tp. Man
Two Suits Filed Against An
Estate On Monday
Other Items Of Interest From
The Temple Of Justice
Thomas Branch, indicted for rape,
had his trial In common pleas court
Monday and was found guilty at 2:3o In
Other Items Of Interest From
The Temple Of Justice
Thomas Branch, indicted for rape,
had his trial In common pleas court
Monday and was found guilty at 2:30 In
the afternoon, the jury being out but
a half hour.

An injunction Suit
An Injunction suit has been filed
i'll the court of common pleas of Knox
county by John H. Monroe against
Reuben Chrisman. The plaintiff states
that he is the owner of 100-acre
farm in Miller township and that the
defendant has farm adjoining that
of the plaintiff. The allegation is
made that the defendant dug ditch
on the property line and as result
hedge fence was badly damaged.
The plaintiff asks that the defendant
be required to replace the dirt and
fill up the ditch, so that the hedge
will not be killed He also asks that
the defendant be compelled to remove
the brush and roots from the property
of the plaintiff. The plaintiff asks for
al injunction restraining the defend
ant from doing any more work on the
ditch. l.. G.. Stillwell represents the
plaintiff.
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PROGRAM
For WOman's Literary Council
Of DanviIle- e-BuCkeye City

The Woman's Literary Council Of
Danville-Buckeye City will meet with
Mrs. Porter at o'clock Thursday
evening, April l. The following pro-
gram will be given:
"The Governors Proclamation on
Bird and Arbor Day"-Miss Payne.
Laws of Ohio Governing Birds
Mrs. A. J. Workman
Our Native Bird" Mrs. j. R.
Greer.
"How to Attract and Conserve
Birds"-Miss Sylvia Shaw.
March" Celia Thaxter; April,
Helen Hunt Jefferson-Miss Ruth
Jefferson, Reader.
Preservation of Our Common Wild
Flowers"-Mrs. Sellers.
Critic--Mrs. Alice Newton.
Responses, Henry w. Longfellow.
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REASON n
FOR SAFETY OF DEPOSITS IN
THE BUCKEYE STATE BUILD.
ING AND LOAN COMPANY,
RANKIN BUILDING, 22 WEST
GAY STREET, COLUMBUS, o..

IA. A very safe rule. No money de-
posted with this progressive but
conservative company is loaned to
any of it's officers, directors, or
employees. All money is loaned
only to outsiders on first mortgage
ON homes and farms. If they have
the security, they get the money;
otherwise, not. Five per cent paid
on time deposits. Assets $500, 900.
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German statement.

Berlin, March 29.-The official state
ment given out by the German army
headquarters says: ITO the southeast
Of Verdun French attacks on the
Meuse heights. near Combres, and in
the Woevre plains near Marcheville
we're decided after STUBBORN fighting
In favor of the Germans. On Harts-
manweiler- Kopf, Vosges mountains,
only artillery duels took place. Rus.
sian charges in the Augustowo forest.
rear the East Prussian frontier, were
repulsed. Between the PISA and
Omulew rivers several Russian at.
tacks were made, but they all broke
down under the German fire. Near
Wack the Germans captured 900 Rus
slams"
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FOUND DEAD IN BED
Colonel Jay Was Grandson Of First
Chief Justice Of Supreme Court.

White Sulphur Springs, w. Va,
March 29.-Colonel William Jay OF
New York was found dead in bed in
his apartments In the G-eenbrier no.
tel here. The cause Of death was
heart failure, from which he had been
suffering for some time. The body
was discovered by Mrs. Jay.
Colonel William Jay was great
grandson of the celebrated John Jay,
first chief justice of the United States,
and the son Of John Jay. one time
United States minister to Austria. and
OF Eleanor Kingsland Field. He was
born in New York on Feb. 12, 1841.
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GAMBLE IMPROVING

The condition of Mr.. William Gam
BILE Of Millwood, who was seriously
injured in a saw-mill accident last
week, Is improved and there are
chances for recovery.
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MEET IN MANSFIELD

About sixty implement and vehicle
dealers from Ashland, Knox, Craw.
ford, Marion, Morrow and RichlanA
counties will meet in Mansfield ~
Tuesday, April 6, for the monthlS
meeting Of local club No. rs. Of the
Tri-State Implement and vehioas
Dealers Observation-Disclosures News
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GAMBLER is FINED

The fourth Of quartet of gamblers,
who were arrested Friday and fined
$40 and costs, was rounded up Satur-
day and given the same fine, on his
plea of guilty.
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: + 4. I. 4. 4 4 i. 4. 4. 4. i. -
: BIRTHS E

son was born Sunday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Stamm.
East High street.
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Know this, that troubles come swift.
o. than the things we desire. e.--Piautua
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Sues An Estate


Zella Turner and Harriet Turner
have each brought suit in the common
pleas court against Charles M. Hill
dreth, administrator of Sarah F.
Gray, in which each seeks to recover
the sum of $3,SS5 for taking care of
and nursing Sarah F. Gray for per-
iod of III days at IS a day. The
plaintiffs allege that they have pre-
sented their claims to the defendant,
but that the same were rejected.
They ask for the above sum with in
terest from April 2, 1918, at per
cent. l.. c. Stillwell represents the
plaintiffs.
Transfer OF Funds
In the transfer of funds of the Clin-
ton township board Of education, the
matter was heard Saturday in the
court of common pleas by Judge
Blair and an order was issued trans
ferring the sum of $4,000 from the
contingent fund to the building fund.
The money is to be used in construct
ing the new school building in South
Vernon.
Marriage License
Ralph Leroy Taylor, painter, Mt.
Gilead, and Edith Pearl Ewers, Fred
ericktown. Rev. Harley Chapin.
Guardian Appointed
l.. G. White has been appointed
guardian of George B. White, giving
bond in the sum of $1,000, with How
ard s. Tarr and c. H. McClelland as
sureties.
Underwood Estate
William T. Underwood has been ap-
pointed guardian Of Eleanor Under
wood, giving bond in the sum of
1000, with l.. c. White and G. H. Nc
Clelland as sureties.
inventory And Appointment
In the matter of the estate of John
C. Rine, an inventory and appraise.
ment has been filed showing the fol-
lowing: Moneys $40. securities $2,-
635. Total s2,705.
l.. o
Second And Final
A second and final account has been
/ filed IN probate by Walter and Burl
baugh, lot in city, 81.
| Edward S. Winterbotham to NJ G,
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Levering, 25 acres in Middlebury. ST..
525.
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Oriental |. :
Degree Is Conferred By
TimOn Lodge

, The Oriental degree was conferred
by Timon Lodge No. As, Knights of
Pythias. on Saturday evening. About
ono hundred and fifty were present.
Ten candidates received the degree.
There were visitors present from
Frederickt0wn. Gambler and Cleve-
land. Following the work refresh
ments we're served.
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Fawcett, executors Of Ralph Fawoett,
showing the following: Received 49,.
444, paid out the same sum
Partner Elects
In the estate of y. +. Delong. the
surviving partner, L. B. Delong, has
elected to take the partnership assets
at the appralsement.
Answer Filed
In the petition to sell real estate in
the estate of John II. Ransom, an an
swer and cross petition has been
filed in probate court by the First
Baptist church.
Deeds Filed
Joseph Grill to Morgan Lauder
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Joseph Grill to Morgan Lauder
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Second And Final
A second and final account has beer
filed IN probate by Walter and Bur
baugh, lot in city, 81.
Edward S. winterbotbam to NJ. G
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inventory And AppraIsmen ent-

inventory ana NPP'ss"eHt-
In the matter of the estate of John
C. Rine, an inventory and appraise
ment has been filed showing the fol
lowing. Moneys $40. securities 81,
635. Total $2,705
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Underwood Estate
William T. Underwood has been ap
pointed guardian of Eleanor Under
wood, giving bond in the sum OF
$1,000, with l.. c. White and G. H. Nc
Clelland as sureties.
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Deeds Filed
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|720; H.int.r GaneD $6.65--8.90;
bo. gamilD $6.25-6.40; Grtr1
S5.S0-6.O0; crbindrss $3.50
$50; 6drier M<ijsn patent $685.
[8.05; 90. faneb S7.25-7.A5; DO.
Tau,ilb $6.20-6.60; Roggenmebl.
Horbtpeftli6ss gtmifhtes $3.50
6.75; reinss gitp s6.60-6.S5 per
gbf.
@eisen. - go. 2 rotber @in'
|fer S1.59; Ro. 3 bo. $157a -1.58Ae;
Igao. A S1.54-1.57.
Welf&toru - Ro. ] fpeibes
78ac; 30. 2 DO. 7S-78ic; 90. 3 DO,
I775-7se; 9ao. 4 bo. 76-76ae; Wo'
Is 30. 75-75a; go. 8 DO. ID
74se. - go. 1 sslebes 7stc; go. 2
bo. 7s-7sse; Ro. 3 DO. 77a-7Se;
30. A bo. 76-761e SO. 5 DO. To-
75te; go. 8 DO. 74-742s. = Ro. ]
asmtf6t.s 7sc; RO. 2 DO. 77a-7Se;
10. 8 bo. 77-77se; Ro. A DO. 75a
I765e; Io. 5 DO. 74-75e; Ro. 8 bO,
I74-74Se. Msibss aolbsntorr
77--7es; aslbes aoIbtniorn 77-79e;
semii&iss aolbeniorn 75-Te per
guftsl.
safer. - go. 2 ip,ibsr CO.
I6oSc; g.anbarb Dtibsr 59a-6oci
Ro. 8 ptiber 59t-59ae; 9o. 4 ipsi'
bsr 58a-59c; go. Q semifdtsr g.
I59c; Ro. 3 semiidter St59e; Ro
4 e.mif&tsr 58-58ac.
Roaaen. - SO. 2 $125-1.27i
Ro. 8 $1.23-125; SO. 4 $1.2o-
1.2a.
mbisf6.
gersalft ipurbsn 545 gbla. Di'
| Killers TiniibeS Goobs auf bsr Bdill
bon s1.39 per gc!Icne.
Uroeerie1
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-16
Ser ariss int &Otb aus
Sdlamm.

Sci ben 5rdnSoIeu i'm argonnsutputc.
&riessbilotr aus bem araourens
palb malt 9uigi GampOlonghi i'm
ySecOID"; Saint Dlsne.
bouIo', beri6tst sr, ruu Der S4DeIs
le bes tiefen 4raonueupdIOes gslegeu,
lit oas @prsimmer zines Sdla4tfeIs
bes. ale, Die dus;ieben. gu tGmpfsn
unb pieleiht gu iterben, sieben bier
bur6; ale, bic beritiimHlelt Doer iolt
unb ftumm aus BEN ariege 5urii6teh-
ren, perben pon bier aus peiter be-
f5rbsrt. Die srtgsuanutsH Hlari4i'
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Raffee. - Mur!t rubie prt'

3udsr. Yrttle felf. 5fdfs
finirter Gut 2oaf S7.15, poip6ereS
S6.35; Cubes $3.50; grnnulnteo
$6.25; Gcnieeticners sa- $6.15; Sff
sa@ $500; ipeiBer ertra nG@ $50
ertra e" $3.50. n. q. GIcrifieo mel.
&c r$5. $4,000, DO. geIber $40
$50 Der 100 Bfiinb.
Iolaifes III isiis.-Rssp Ors
leans Open aetile 40-55t, gentrifus
aal 20--30c per Galione.
Dfeis. = 2ciiiiianu, 6autp Senb
7--73r, prima 6--6as. oroindrer
4-44r. Sapan 5--51e per @inno.
DARN sprobufte
Butter. - Wlarit rubis, g}rtife
ihirdher. - @bclsmill. Grtra 34ac;
GsntrdIissb Gyfra 33t, GsnirdIi3sO
s}irEs 20 30e; bo. Ssonbs 24a
251s; JaEep Tairp 23e. padins
Gtod 1S--1Ss per pfunh<
adfe. - Wsarft ieIt. Gbio f7c.
91crtireitIiter 17--17ie, gsem Dorf
fec, Sdrpeiaer 162-17he, DO. Bird
t61--17ie, 2inburgcr i7--tSe per
Yiim6.
gier. W1rit fthsr. pris
mo frii9s Siibn.reier 23c; firits 2le;
orbindrs firfis zoe; i.sonbs 1Se per
Dubsnb.
GefIiigef. - wlarH hsiis.
Gpringers bon 81 pfuub anb barber
14as, unisr II gsfunn 16-22S, asns
nfn 1sas, aSsns % LII; aEuihRlusy