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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
adl befdtioe. bab hie aaufIeute

sd beftdtige, baB bic aoufIeuis
Stuoent unb 9fidplai fopie ber Wlas
troie Slider pon Gineebbrensn am
Sunasa furdtbar mtbhanbelt purbeH,
boB 9iffubt ertrdntt1 nnb S9lihting
ermoroet ipurbe. &aufmonn Stubsrt
fab einsn S9ein. naG nelhem 30
SHILLING bon ben GngIGnben auf ben
aopf js zines DeutIden seIsst Darsn.
@ebr.
Die bier erbobenen 4nI6ulbigungen
iinb 10 unsebeuerli9, baB man boffen
mub, bub nur cine @erfettung gang
defenders ungliidli9er umItGnbe bns
trourige 2oos Der beiben ermorbetsn
Oeutften DerurfaGt bat. 4aes itrdubt
iib in uns gegen ben @ebaHfen, b1B
Die gngldnber pirtli9 aOpfpreiie .5ur
ddOli9ma6uns" sessn Guropdsr
ausgeieBt baben Iollen. sic mubten
a6er, ipsnn lie Deibe bur6 Qeger ees
gen gslobnung einliefern lisBsn, bei
bem roben Gbnratter elmer gegen ben
9eutiheu aufgebeBten iinb gelbgieris
gen Neger6sD0lteruns banit re9neu,
baB unerb0rte GrauTamtsitsn Dors
tommen, unb bic gan5s @eruntportung
fir bic unerb0rts S9inbung Der 3ia
biliTution trifft iie besbalb niht iDeHi-
ger i9iper, uIs fpenn lie ben Wloro
Dirtlid befoblen bdtten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26

Sn $ifper GROVE, 9p.
Marble ssitsrp A6sHb Der Giieuba6n'
bsteffit MtsIep .. 5ObniOn in
iterbeHbem Suitano aniGeinnoen.
&ar anasuid)einIid Don Giienbabu.
bieGen niroerseiuallt iuuroeu.

Sm Speers 6oipital in CANTON.
Ap., ringt segsnipdrtis Der giisnbabns
0etsitip Wsslep D. .5obnIcn bon Der
9ouispiflt unb NaIt5ills gahn NIT BEN
7obs. gr litgt an timer auge!Dunbs
barnitber, bic i'm aussni9siniid bon
gilenbabnbitbsn beisebrd.lt purbs.
bic e in bem Bdbnbof bon SilDer
Grops. ab., 5.bn Wsilsn Ob.rbatb bon
Ntppcrt eeIegen, bsi Der 4traubung
stnss Giiisrpagsns sripiidt bntt,.
Jobnfon fpurne I'm 8abn1of bon
Gilbsr grobs ssitsrn 4bsno gu fpdtsr
Gtunbs. bon BEN Ronbusieur Trani ".
Wit1tI einss giitsraugts, Der bort
anhislt. in befrubtIoIsm 3uitanbe ats
fannsn. Wlithsn bemerfts, als er nit
ieinsm 3ugs in Der Station birlt, baB
Gin Giittrpdsson, Der bort itanD, srs
brotsn mar. CT itsllts iOfort cine llns
isrfuduna an unb Itellie ftft, bab cine
sifs nit Rsis, Die Iih in BEN Mags
gun bsfanb, geiDditIam ssOffnst tuorben
mar. MGbrsnb sr nod ipsitsr llms
i&au bislt. bSrte er Elm R6dsln ugD
ala sr bisIsn qautsn nu6giHl, fanb
er su isinsm Gntisben ben i'm iuobls
beionntsn Detsttip Sobnion in be-
ipubtlpism 3uitanbe nit einer augels
ipnnbe I'm appf in ber unmitt:lbdreH
gldbe bes Stationsssbdubts Iisgen. er
iprgt. naiiirliG Iofort fir bic uebtrs
fiibrung Jobnlons naa Sdpton, an.,
100 Der SHfperpsrlsbts nah benz
Gpssrs 5oipital ssbradt ipurbs. Nda
Sg anIidt Der ger5ts ipiro Johnion
be Rcht iaum iibsrlebeu.
unmittsbdr neben eohniou Tag, als
sr aeflnben ipurbe. iein aepolper, aus
BEN Elm Shub dbg,feuert iporbsn mar.
Sn Der Ratbarlbaft tp0bnenbe pers
fpnen srtlGrten isbo9, bdB iie eeitern
Qlfenb m furser 4ufeinanoerfolge
srsi Gd,afis in Der Ndhe bss Stae
tiousoebGubss fallen h6rten unb bic
BehSrbsn nebmsn bdher an, baB SobHs
ION bic giienbabnbiebs auf Friifer
sbat srtappie, nobel es su elmer Shiss
bsrsi tam. bic einen DerbdngnibDoueH
Musaana fir ben geamtsn nabm.
Die Sislls. on pelter Scbnion sez
fern g(bsnb aufgsfuubsn fpuroe, mar
bsrtits am 9. ssuli Dorissn Sabres Der
GfdnpfaB eines ioirsit nod ni6t aufs
astldrisn Wprbes, beiim Opfer ebsns
fdns ein Geheimbeumter Der 6. u. y,
Hnhn. Der Det,tiiD Sent seipeiea.
Rent ipurbe tomaIs nit 5.rfdmeitsrs
tern G@dbel aIs 2eide atfg.funben
unb Don ieinsn M6rbern. bic ibn mi.
sinsm Gpatsn eri6Iussn, fs1lt iofpait
nod iebe Gpur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
Gnsliibe &Opipreiie auf
Sentide.

Ger gpangelii6e 9reBnerbdll6 fir
2elitidlar0 e. 9. tbeilt folgeuoes
unerborte 8orfonmrniB engliiher
Sd)anotbaten nit, pie es ibm OCH
oem Wtiiiioudr @alentin 8oIfT bon
Der Wiiiions @eiellfaft Der 9eut-
iden 8aptiiteu iiberulitteIt poroen
/ lit:
Rab stlsiaee Der geifIionGre
S6lpar5 uno @ebr Don Der 9aieler
@diiiou i'm 2obetbal ON Sonagaflub
ioiuie oes 9altfmanns Grid Stlloerit,
sIngcitclltcn Der 6irma Seuti9e aa.
merirn.geicIli4aft m. b. $. in @bea.
Die nit uns in @efanaenihnft Daren,
bat Die en9Iiihe 2ruppe am Sanaga
ginge6orene iener @egeno nltfgeior.
bert, 9eutihe, bie I'M 9ierrite Der
oeutifeH 8ertualtltng am unteren
SGnoga nIs YoIten Fibrer Italloen,
ein5uIieiern ODER itilit]dbli6 gu ma.
den, unb bierfiir cine 9elobnuna bis
iiinf5ig SAiIlins fir jeoen 9eutiBen
alisgelett.
SnfoIge oieier arTorberiulg ultr.
ben Die Roitanfiibrer Sberuatroie
giditaot uno Guartterneliter Stlih.
ting, beiOe bon benz i'm OuaIabaien
liegenoen OnuLpfer aaalerun, BON
eiHgeborenen I6erfalen uno ermor.
bet. giidltaot !pltroe ertrduft uuo
S6li6ting nit guIhmefiern ger.
tndt.
Der Don Der G6ubtruppe einges
iteate &aufmann Grid Stub.nt purs
be mad ieiuen mir oegeuiiber I'M 9ez
tangenenlager au Suala gema tten
glusiagen am %. Sttober, na6mittags
p Ibr. nit lsinem f9parsen 9esei er
pou ca 90 Ginss6orenen ii6erfaaeu.
bis auf bic 6oIsn snttlsiost uno it9r
sei6ldgsn, baruuf in elm bis Sur SGlfs
te nit WdiIer aefiiLtes Canoe seIegt
uub 10 on gorb bes ensIiI1en Dame
piers nRemps" ae6ra9t. Gopsit i4
mid srirnere, iugte er, bab er 16
Stunoen in bieiem @aiier geleJen ta.
te. ebe man ben Sampfer erreihte.
IN Sprb ongetommen, betIaste er iii
BEL ben engliiaen Sfftsisren ii6er be
ihm autbeil aeiporoeue unmen, d i'd,
gebanolung, porauf eiHer bieier Ser
ren Ioste: st mas bigh time that rDe
caught pou@ (vgs mar bpbs 3eit, buB
mir sic fabten'). Gr tpuJoe oann ins
9efunsenenIager in Duala aebradt
no er barfuB unb Hur nit 5oien Be-
tleibet iopis nit seI6pouenem uno
nit Ylut uuterl1ufenem @sii6t auidm
glls if) ibn turs earauf I'M 9eFauge'
nenlager ontraf, paren nod Spureu
Der Mib9onbIunssn NeutIia su erteH'
neu.
6srr WIiffionnr S9pars srSGbItt
iibrioeus nod. bah er i'm geiiB cine
snslii9en pfunbeg lei. psl4es as
8elobnung an eiusn Gingebprensr
ausgsaablt mar"
Seq: 9alsntiu BoIff.
gu 9Drifebenbem erbGIt Der Gram
/ seliffe 9rebperbonb fir 9sutihIdnf
duf anfroge NOD foIgsube Srdbtdut'
mort BON Dem m pbissn artiteI al
auseuseuge ssuGnutea RifiOuGl
Gehr:
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Sieerfldren, ,ponoenO Oeut t.
den gut bebauos!t
norbeu su fein.

5aag, bia 2onbon %. Mtdr5. =
Uiit ben abi9iebspprten: ,Wir per>
ben gud pisbsrieben. tpenn mir IN
aonbon einmari6iren- seitattsten bic
beutftsn gebJrbsn am Sonnsrftcg Al
snglif6en Gruusn unb feds &inbern.
iih BON BriifIel aug na9 5oaano gu
fegsben. DO no aus lie am Samitag
pbsr Sonntag Die Meiterreiie na4
Gngldnb antreten iperben. Die 2eute
ipurben Don bem dmerifanii9al 8iaez
fonIul NaImitb Big gsf9en estortirt
unb bort BON benz umeritanifaen Wis
litdrz4tta9e I'M Saas, &upt. Subers
lamb, abeebolt. 4as &lafen Daren
Dsrtrstsn: glonnen, @oupsrnanten,
Sisnitboten unb angefisllte BON Se=
iddften. Sic iasten, bab iis bon ben
0eutihsn gut bebanbelt unb in teiner
@eiie bslGifist porbsn ieien.
gs limb NOD Disle gnglGnoerinnen
in griiiIel 5uriidseblisben. Diefe
i5rausn getrauen iih nift pegsn Der
Winen bic SeersiIs 5u MAIDEN.
Hmiiiibe 8riegsnabri6ten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
3as amterifaniid)e Inter.
feebpDt IS A.
Die es f4eint. BEL 5onOs
lulu lit alien n gorb
unterdeddnd en-.

5onpfufu 25. Widr5. = 9as
amsritaniTds linterisebOOt IS A., bas
am Donnsritas Morgsn nm pisrtel
mad neun ll6r atpsi Msilsn oOu So>
nOlulu sntfstnt unisrtau4ts, bate ii4
am absnb nod nidt sem.lbst uuo man
III srnitli9 Inn bas Boot bsforgt. gs
Bat cine geIaBuns bon % WaHu uno
itsbt unisr benz gefebl oss 2eatnants
alfreb 8. gbs.
Die tleine syIottiae bon bier Inter
ieebooten mar an @ornittas mil
S9itbibunssn bsi9dftigt. Won btslt
ss ni9t fir unssiD0bnli4, SaB bic
~ a" pGbrenb Der Man0Der elm:
Stunbe obsr ldnssr inter Wahsr
bIisb. als es absr Wittog purbe nHb
bas Boot INNER nod ni4t auftau6ts,
fina man an. bsforgi 5u iDerben, unc
bisis 9eiorgniB nnbm gu, ais aud am
0admittag ni9ts Don bem Boot ssies
ben ipurbe, uno bic anbersn 8oote dns
fingen, na9 ibm gu iu6sn. Die Sra
rinsitation purbs beno9ri9tigt un1
onb.rs 1u9rseug.. purbsn binaussss
I9idt.
Die mtiitsn Der an gorb Der IS A.
6efinbliden Uidnnsr iiHb Derbeiratbsi
unb bd6en Hninilien.
SpGt am 2lbenb nurbs bsridtst, baf
bds lIntsriseboot in elmer 9isfe Dor
msbr als 700 iyuB entbsdt iporben lei
@erIuds, es 5u bsbsu. ipursn erTolslos
gs untsrliegt teiuem 3psifel mehr
buB bic sun5e gsidbung umsetommsr
III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
R us 5anaer bic 9rob g {:
ff fnpreneu iiberniefeu.

Rem gort, %. WGrs. s5rdultiH
Rae san5er. bic ben friiberen Silfss
tiitrittanpalt BON Nep Oorf same5
8. Os6orne pegen ansebli9sn gru6s
eines gbeberipredens auf $4,000
S6abenerIus bertlagt bate, tpurbs an
9onneritas unter Der Qntluge bic Poit
fir betriigeriI4e 3psde benuBt gu bas
ben, an bic Granbz zSSurp iibertpieieH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
eaiHsnaaridten.

Rem gorf, 25. Rdr5. - 2tbs
gsf.: .Rieulu 9lmitsrbam", mad Rpts
tsrbam; r9atria", mad Marieille.
Bottom. 2luget.: .pretorian"
ppn 0lasqotD.
philadelphia. 4nget.
~Saroinian", Don @lassOw unb 81
perpool.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
Gin Dfiisieller bemtiberSe'
ridt iiber Die Greigi,iiie
bel 9ySemel.


Berlin, %. Mdr5, iibsr qmitsr
BAN mad aonbOn. 9as srObs Saupts
quarter bat ben folgsnOsH 8eri4t iibsr
bic Grsisnifie, bic iid in Nsmel unb
llmssgsnO obssipisIt babsn. OsrOffsnt'
li6t:
.2lm 18. Mdr3 mdridirteu bic Rui'
! len in msbrersn aoIOHnen DON Rors
ben uno Often ber ouf Rsusl gu -
feds Biz a9ttauTsnb Rauu fart, SHs
fautsris, aaodIlsris unb WlarinstruP>
pen, nit feds ober udt aanOnsn.
Die ilsine abthiluns pOm Deuts
ffsn 2anbfturm 5ps iia Don Der
@rsn3e naa RsmsI uno fpdier iibsr
bic gudt ouriid. Die porriidsubeu
Ruifen branntsn biels Wobnbauisr
unb S6eunsn in HimmsrIatt uuo
Esusaa. nisbsr. Sic 6siadbigtsu in
SaHsen flint S6rfsr.
slm abenb bss 18. MGrs bruuserl
bic RuFen in MemeI Elm. am ndaften
2lbsno lam bsr rufilHe aommunOsur
ua9 bsm Ratbbauie uno perIangte,
bab iid ibm Der giipgermsiitr unb
br,i 9iirssr aIs Ssiieln fsIeu ipatsu.
rqlm 20. befanben iitb nur nod
rufIii9. patrOuillsu in Der Gtabt, bic
msiiien Der RuiisH pareR Gbss5ugsH.
4ber om nGdften MOrseu lam ipi.oer
cine itart. ruiiii4s auppsnabtbsiIuns
pom RotSsn per in Der Stabt on. sic
ftisb auf itorts OeatIhe1ruppsnabtbsi.
Ilunssn, bic DOm Siiosn bsrantamsn.
bic RuHsH dnsrifisH uno aus Der
SiaSt psrtris6sn. Sn ben StraBsns
idmpfen nsrlprsH bic Rufsn 150Wann
an 1obteu. llHfsre 9srlufts pareu uG,
bsbeutenb.
Die Rufisn sntfIobsn, ibre 9siIeln
mitusbmsnb. ubsr Der WaesoH, auf
bem bi. 0siisln beforbert Durosn,
blie6 itsden, bic gstcrte srgrifT Die
Glu9t .unb bic GsiisIn tebrten ua9
Rsmsl 5uriid. Die bsutT9en 5ruppeu
osrfoIsisn bic RuHsn Biz iibr BIZ.
gren3e.
.WG6rsno bic gtufsn bur5 yOlans
gen uarfairteu, bratde ibnen 6as 0e-
I6iibfsuer bsutihsr 2risssi9iffe
idpers 9srluits BEL. 6iinfbunbsrt
RuHsn ipurbsn ssfnns.n s.nOmmsu
unb .s purb,n Srsi MaidinenssT4iiss
erbeutet.
s9as Worgsbsu Der Ruiisn seeeu
WemsI I6eint tsinsn unoeren 3ped ges
bdbi gu ba6en. ols gu ssriior.n uno gu
pliinbern. Gin Gbnli4sr usbsrfcu auf
Sillit iGeint seplant sstpeIen Su isiu.
-prin3 Soafim bsfdnb ii9 bei ben
sruppen, bic Memel befreiten. Or
ipiro an ben aaif.r pie an ben SsIb=
narI6au pon 5inSenbure iitsr ben
ganbalismus Der RuHen gsridt srs
Itnttsn.
Die 6er5osiu BON BrduHs
| f@Deis ron sinsm SObu
entbunoeu.
2onbpn. %. WGrs. - Die Sers
Sosin BON grduni9tpeie. ss6crsue
priHaeiiu 9CuiIe BON prsub,n uno
siuSige Schtsr bss bsuti9en aaiiers,
if am Rahmiitdg BON eiusm Sobne
sntbunben ipOrben, tpie iiber amif.r'
BAN eemebst pirb.
Die WsrmdbIuns bss prirssu Gruft
laJueuIt ocn Gumbsrlanb MT Der priu'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26
SeIesrspbiiae NOtiseH.

= Bier Waeilsn Don 5Ome alusta
entfsrnt. an Der Derter Sipibe, iino
ungepobnli6 reide 9OIbldger entbedt
porOeu. Die S6i6t iit II SUP ttef
uno go SUB brett unb unsefGbr aDei
WleileH lana.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26

nm sipef Gage lanaen gefnh db, bic
Regisrilng in Wufbingtcn ertldrt aber.
baR sr nit etipaisen nnte16dublungeH
nit ben Bsrbiinbeten abIolut niGts
su tbun gebd6t unb nnr geri9t iiber
Die Gage fpie er iie porgefililoen, abge.
ftdttet babe. Wie bieier Berif,t lGus
tite, purbe niat betannt gegeben.
Jran36fin BON ibren sis
genen 2anbsleuten pes
gen SpioHuse ers
f4Offen.
2unepill. 5ranfrsia, 25.
Wldr5. Marsuerits s4mitt, cine 5rane
50iin, bic afs Spionin bon einsri
arisssgsridt gum sobe berurtbeiIt
nurbs, iit am Wlitti0Od in @esenDart
Der gon8en @urniiOn erf4Ofen DOrs
ben.
Die Jrau bate Dor benz 4riegsgss
ri9t felbit einseitanben, Don ben 9suts
i4sn 200 Jruncs ($4o) utaeptirt gu
ba6en, ipOfiir iie ii9 Dsrpfli9tets, III
nsr6alb Der frunsOiii4sn 2inisn fir iis
gu ipionirsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-26

5efIin gictoria 2OMiis fdnb GIN "a.
Mai 1913 in Berlin fat. Jbr eriter
Sobn iourbs am IS. Wdr5 Dosigen
Sabres seboren.
Gngliid5e Jrauem mitb Sitts
Der biirfep SriiHel
berlaffcn.
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|gelsgt lpofbtn finb, iparsn i'm 2emsn
BON aoblsngeislidafteH in pittsbure,
Youngstoipn, O.. uub GleDelunp, 60
|dusgsIegf ip6rben.
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au 3 spss.

S6mierenoirsttOr: .2ltio gut. SIRIUS
lein S6pappto Sic iollen bic
SpheIio bstommen = i'd Deree efen
auf ben 3stteI 6ruden ldHeu: .Srcbss
Sauiinn Der Geeenpart".
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Suneau, elIastu. 25. @Grs. DAD
Der. Staat,n Bureau fiir 2Gnbersieu
bat betaHnt ssssbeH, buB AZ anjprii,
DE auf aoblsnIdnbereien in Der ehri'
HOPPER 9ruppe In ben aobIsnldnbe.
reisn am gsrins GIub fir lngiiltiu
uiIdrt fpcrnsn fino. Die bftrsffsHosH
ainbsssisu. BE aucsbIi4 falI& GUS
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Der Botihcftsr Rorsntibau ftatttte
IN npSigss @p&s ben Darsea,lsn IT,
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gu 9DrifebenSem erbdIt Der Gram
geliffe prebperbunb fir 9sutihIdnt
Guf anfroge mod foIgsube Srdbtdut'
mort BON nem m pbissm @rtiteI al
alussuseugs ssuanutea RifiOuGl
Gshr:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18

political ambitions and. putting IN his
best ticks for Sweitzer. If Vic can
deliver all of the forces of uplift and
reform to Sweitzer, where is Thomp-
son going to get his votes? Let poll
ticians hereafter beware and not
mention unpleasant facts about
newspaper publishers in public.
There's an inside story running loose
just now that one of Bills friends
went to Lawson and tried to get him
to have a talk with the G. o. P. can
didate for mayor; and that Lawson
elevated his eyebrows and cOldly re-
piled: 81 wouldn't receive Thompson
in MY Office if he were mayor of Chi
.cago." Just think of that. SOME
.squelCh! --.t-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18
LAWsoN's PEEVE.-

LAWSON'S PEEVE.-Truth is not
only stranger than fiction, but often
it's a darned sight more dangerous.
F'rinstance, some time ago William
Hale Thompson in public speeches
told the truth about Vic Lawson's
tax-dodging. In fact, he produced
evidence to show that Lawson paid
something less than SIS one year as
taxes on his more-than-a-million pal
ace. Now Thompson is running for
mayor and the mighty Lawson, bell
wether Of the journalistic herd, main
squeeze of the purity leagues and
high-brow reformers. and uplifters, is
swinging his heavy hammer on Bills
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18
SHORT ONES

Odd is it not that almost every one
boosts early marriages except those
who married early?
Perhaps if we could read French we
would find out that the Frenchmen
also are doing a little fighting.
p. Since 1924 sacks of mail arrived
from England on one boat we fear G..
Bernard Shaw has taken his pen in
hand again.
One economist declares that Amer
leans great expense is largely due to
the automobile. Probably the high
cost of fiiving.
They have discovered at this late
date that whispering in school does
not annoy teachers. We've got a re-
bate of II ickings coming.
A New York lawyer says legal hon
esty is impossible in America because
Of politics. Next thing we know real
estate men will be blaming it on the
administration.
Consistency is the rarest of Jewels.
For instance, why does the fashion
editor write a column advising girls
to dress sensibly, then print four coli
umns of the latest styles?
The Washington government ex-
poets word that the slayers of Nc
Manus have been executed in Mexico
City. We haven't the slightest doubt
but that they will receive the word.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-18
WRITING.

WRITING. - Often have written
something several pages long and
found when I got through that l had
wasted most. of the first page in get
ting started And often l have been
able to cut out that start, save words
and space and still make clear my
point. If writers would edit their
own copy after they have finished it
they will find they can cut out much
of it and improve the story. Long
articles don't attract. 1t may help
YOU, by getting it out of your sys-
TEN, to write at length, but you may
defeat your main objecJ-that of get
ting your thought to others. Space
is daily becoming more valuable in
The Public Forum. Let's heed the
advice of Brother Weller and boil 'er
down" IN. D. Cochran.
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ACCIDENT MAY
PROVE FATAL
kIEE. o., LAD VICTIM OF DIS.
TRESSlNG OCCURRENCE.
Was Riding on Freight Train and
Head Struck Rock Projecting
From Roof Of Tunnel.

An accident that will probably end
IN the death OF the young man Oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon at the
Baltimore q Ohio tunnel west of Bell
are, In which Lawrence Mosso. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mosso. OF Klee.
O.. was the victim.
Young MOssO was sitting on TOP Of
box car Of an eastbound freight,
and evidently forgot the tunnel as
the train. speeding rapidly on its way.
approached H. The young man was
sitting with his back TO the tunnel.
and the back OF his head struck pro
tecting rock. fracturing his skull
That he was not thrown from the
train Is considered a miracle After
the train passed through the tunnel
several companions who were with
him observed him struggling on top
of the box car. and fastened 10 his
assistance.
They found the lad unconscious and
could not account for this condition
until they made an examination 4
deep cash In the head az the base Of
the brain told the story. His Compau-
ions held the body on the train until
10 came 10 a stop In the Bcilairo yards.
when MOssO was removed 20 his home
just west Of Eellaire
At late hour last night the young
man had not reVaincd consciousness.
end unless there is a change for the
better to-day. he cannot survive.
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the arm yesterday. from a broken
plate glass door.
David Watkins was a recent visitor
with David Reece and family. OF Fol
lansbec.
Frank Teeman. Of Elm Grove. LEFT
yesterday for n visit with friends in
Marietta. o.
Harry Cowl spent Wednesday. in SIS
tersville. on business.
Mrs. W. II. Brown, OF Mingo. is the
guest OF Mrs G.. W. Tweedy.
Attorney W. \; Hook. OF Waynesburg.
spent yesterday In this city.
Mrs. X. &. Slack, OF this city. has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. ]. g. Perciyal.
OF kenOva-
Robert Jackson. OF Fairmont. is in the
city. on business.
ID. W. Ammon. OF this city. spent Wed g.
nesday In Clarksburg. being registered
at the Hotel Gore.
Charles Amies. a grocer OF South Main
street. has returned from Washington.
where he conferred with the immigra-
ton department relstiVc 10 his brother.
Joseph. who went to his old home in
syria. before the war. but who has been
unable TO return TO this country. The
department promises to Investigate the
matter
Mr.. G.. ". Hill a prominent druggi e..
OF Sistersville. who hes been In jhe city
1 for the past few days on business and
visiting friends. returned home yestcr-
Mrs. J. J. Morgan. who has been IN
Wheeling this week attending tho STATE
Missionary convention of the Christian
church. being guest at the Stamm
3 hotel during her stay hero. left las-
night for her home at WELSH
Mrs. Henry Stamrt. who was stricken
suddenly 80 n few days ago. ~ slowly
reeoverirg - her apartment at the
Stamm hotel
Mr.. X. g. Moore and SON Of Middle
bourn. returned home yesterday follow -
ing visit with relatives and friends ~.
this community since the first OF the
week
Mr. Henry Stamm. Of New Martins
vile. ~ visiting In The city for a few
: days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Strohmann. ~
South Woods street. have returned from
several weeks visit at partcrsburg Sis
tersville and New Martinsville.
Mrs. John Faulkner. Of Altoona. ~.
will be the guest 81 friends In this city
I In the very near future.
Mrs. John Connolly. who is q patient
a. the North Wheeling hospital is re-
covering niceyl.
Mr.. Adam Hess. 81 woodland has re-
turned from a. soiourn iu California aut
has taken up bis bachelor apartments at
the Stra:ford.
Mr.. George Wlnty % Pittsburgh is
the guest of biz mother IN Wsrwood
> MI George fecny. OF Woodsdale. IS
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Darst cooporated with the governor ana
the majority or the Republican sena-
tors m the recent session of the T.eEI--
lature. We would now have upon our
statute a. production tax law which
would bc fair and equitable to All ana
for which I5't OF the voters of Nest
virginia stand. ANA 20 which IA. Re
publican party has been and o. COM
mitted. II you and the selfish men that
are behind you are able Co. thwart th,
viii or tine people a few wears longer.
our gas, oil and timber will Doe * hauSt.
ed and the great profits derived mere.
from viii have gone out ~ the stafs
ana the farmer. owning the barren hills
Htflppcd or the coal. oil. gas and timber.
VIII have 70 pay the taxes as DE does
/ believe all this noise YOU and your
friend are making D. only intended 20
becloud the real Issue. that is 60 pro-
vent the enactment Of the production
tax law. The same crowd fought and
endeavored 70 defeat the Dawson tax
law
7 wish here to give YOU a bit Of
friendly advice. If you and your friends
believe that you can becloud the real
issue and conceal your real purpose
effectuaily enough 80 as to deceive the
you stand for. and against the things
for which Governor Hatfield IL so man
FULLY striving. you viii be the worst
disappointed man in our state.
have heretofore been a warm sup
porter Of yours. and regret exceedingly
that you have seen ri to pursue a
course which ] cannot endorse or sup
port.
With kindest personal regards. 7 am.
Yours very truly.
tsigned) +. H. sHAID.
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yesterday morning but found that
Suter had gone to another part of the
state on a business trip. Learning
that he would come from the east of
the state and transfer to an Ohio
river train, they hurried to New Mar
tinsyille where the man was arrested.
Using his authority, Inspector
Chambers declared the postmaster
ship at Paden City vacant, and APP
pointed Joshua 4. Thorn as acting
postmaster until the department can
take some action. Suter has been the
postmaster since July. 1913. lie was
very prominent church man, being
superintendent of one Of the Sunday
schools. He was appointed upon rec
ommendation OF Congressman Nicely.