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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20
0ier perloncn
anrs mad Ylitteruadjt bei sinem
siniomobilnnfall on Der Gaee
Strafe nno Reyaideu ape.
perlett.
Ter Sdladjter giObert albie5 idleint
nit ge5ns amf anOmObilfabren
ein YedJuOsel 5n ieiu.

Der S9lddtsrmeiitsr Robert 2lltie3
RON 10. 2011 Nlobaiut place ideint,
iotpsit bag autOmobilfabrsn in 81.
tra4t tOmmt, Elm ausgsfuttsr 9e4s
rogsI au i.in. Radbsm ibm fpabEsno
Der leBten IA 9age iein guid 2luios
mobil aneirHal gsitoblen unb pon Der
poIbsi ipiebsr ptrfaafft iporben mar.
rannte 2ll6iss, als Ct nit brei Jreuns
ben ssitsrn al6snb Elm. ausseo.hnts
4utomobiIiour madt,, an Der Race
girabs unb TrNiden aDenus in
sinen 5slepbDnpfoifsn, nobel bic Ulas
i&ins in Gtiids aiHs unb albiss fo'
mobI nj. bic iibriasn brsi SniaHsn
auf bas StroBsnpfIafr g.f4Isub:rt
unD Hebr Oosr minbsr f6per psrlsBt
ipurbeH.
Der llnfda rssnste fi3 Denigs
w2inuten na6 Mittsrnaat unb ipurfs
auseuI9.inIid babura Dsruriaht. SlB
glI6iss pie aSntroIs iiber bic Mai4i'
ne perlor, cls er an pbsrn Guee Der
Race girass in bel uscwliden arsnus
.ein6iessn ipOIIts. Die Sisusrans funt'
tionirts allen ani6ein ua9 niht bots
i6rifismGbia unb bic MaItins rams
I, NIT pollsr Wuat gsrabeaus uno
tirsit in sinsn 9slspbonpicitsn bin.in.
Die bier 9srunsliidisn iinb:
aobert 4Ibie5, 40 SABRE at.
To. POLL Robapi place. gsrIssunssn
i'm g,fi6t unb cine aOpfpunbs, bic
ii& r5sliferipsiIs oIs S4dnsIbru9
erpsiien mag.
Or. 8. %. 9 dparb, 25 Sabre
alt, go. zoos ainn StraBs lpOhnl1ft.
Munbsn am Geii4t.
Sam.s 5. Gang, 3s Scbrs alt.
g,T4dftsreif.nber, go. 1907 GI.nSOra
Qlp.nue Dobn5uft. 9rua Ses rs4tsn
glrm.s.
Sumes ganee, 40 SABRE aft,
geiHGftsreiT,nb.r, go. 1902 paSbad
goao robnbafi. 2,i4t DsrIsst.
0i. 9srl,btsn ipurb.n per pOIi3si'
auicmpbil naG BEN ftdOtiT9.n Soipis
tai sebra9t, mo albies, Or. StDdrs
unb Gang pOrIGufis gufnabms fans
ben. 9aurs, Der nur Isi&t DsrIsst
mar, Ii.b ii6 nidt einnal elmer lln'
t,rfu4uns uutsr5is9sn. ion0srn sHt'
Fernte iia Iofori.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20
puIsuaI'R sti,sz.

6err 5enrpWeis5enberU BON
1o. 534 Wlain GtraBs f.ierts gsitsrn
iein %. MisssnF,it unb lieb ss ii6
fid,t n.bmen. feline sn6lrsihen 6rsun.
be, bic als grdtuldnien eri4ienen, auf
Sas Dpulsnisii. gu btDirtben.
Bon .insm fdpsren SdidinIsfhlag
1T otfsrn gerr Sdfob Dtpre;.
bsr ghsT bss guIineB Wens Club. tss
iroffen pprben. Durh ben unerbitts
liden Spb ipurbs ibm eeitern I'm nnbes
AZ bcIlmostsn 54. 2tbensidhre bic
ireus 1sbsnsgtfabriin arau 8 atbts
rfne Depres tntrifen. Die Das
hinesihisbens srlas eeferH tn ibrtr
Meiibsns 30. 1850 State apenue ben
ssoIqen sirss GGIdganfals, ben iie
an ptrflpfensn Dieniiag srfittsn bdts
II Dare itTs aisbsusUirolgisii unt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20

8erben srobe Auantitdtem
BON 2tbtns mittsln ma 4
Deutf 9lanb geidnbt.

Werben gro BE Audntitd q ten
BON 2tbens mtttsln na9
Deutf 9lanb geunbt.
G6itugo, 19. Mdr5. Die Der
fenbung BON aebensmitteln per pateis
poit mad Deutf9ldnb uHb OeIterreid
bat bsm 8erifte bss ausldnbiI6eli
Departments beg bieIigen poiiamts
sufplss. felt Qusbrud bes arisges I'M
35 prr3ent augsnommen. Die Der
Supsrintenbent bes Departements an@
siebt, baben bic sinSelHsn pddets,
fpelGe pGbrenb bes lsbten MonLts Don
PriDatperipnen on pripatperIonen abe
eeIdidt iporbeu finb, minbeiisn5
1900 pfunb 2e6eusmittsl iebptber
-9(rt sntbaltsn. Die padste tpiegen
'eep0bnlid ELF pfunb, bas inter ben
poitgsisben 5uldHise Warimums@es
Ipi9t unb Der Snbalt 6sitebt sumsiIt
aus Ssaffse, Wsbl anb Ger.ulisn.
. Gderefb efiser Der Der.
Ietung bcsanti.Ernit IL
geieses angeflagt.
2oleoo, g., 10. Mdr5. Die @e.
.leraI 8ating Co., Die Diaiimee 8aQep
gating Co., Die Sepinng gatir1g 60,
ole Some @afing 60, bic 5oleOo
.9reao 60, @uit1D 9op, George
Bidarb. D1attbcr eepiang nnb s..
Q. Sails, Wlitglie6er Der bieiigel
9dder.9ereinigilna muroen beute
pon ocn @robaeifpporeuen ipcgen
gerlebung oes glnii.Sruitgeieses in
slntlcge5uitono pcriebt gs miro in
ben anfIageifriiten angefiibrt, OaB
Die 9etreffenbcn ror einiger Belt ben
Beiflub iaBten, ben grobpreis bon
5 alf 6 Gents 5i,' erboben lrlo Dab
lie, nls Der sSreis tpieoer auf ben fri.
beren reou5irt wuroe, bos Gafpidt ser
Srooluibe BON f6 dni t2 lln3en Der.
a6geiebt baben. Gbenio miro ange.
fiibr,, BAL, an 2ait0fntben oas groS
biIliesr oerfGiiit iporoen lei, oIs an
itGotiife.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20
Berlin hat anf4einsnD
WeiseR genua

9onbon, 90. Wdrs. - Die b;er
sintreffsnoen nsutiden .3situnesu ent.
talten etHe glntiiHbigung bss 9erlinsr
Stabtratbes, baR BON iebt an pi.bsr
Weissn6rob cbne 3umiiGuuq anbersr
Beitanotbeile gebutsn iperben bari.
9isber burftsn MIR 70 prosent W.is
aenmebl in groo psrbaden tperben.
GraHa5iif6s arisssnaas
rihten.
paris, 19. RGr5. - Das an
Gr.itns pom ari.gsminiftsrium uers
6ffsnilithts Bulletin iiber bic greigniiIe
auf benz arisgsi4auplass Iautet ME
foIgt:
r9ei Hotrs Dame be Qoretto bdbsn
mir bic ,gerbinounssgrdbsn ssnommsn,
bic BON bem Berg naa Dem Oorie abs
lain fiibrsn. Die Grdbea purosn bon
uus ssrit6rt.
.Sn ben QrsOnnsu, 5piiGeu goe
lanie unb Sour be paris, finb mir
mad siHem bsftigsn Sample $50 Wstsr
rorgsriidt. Sm Walb pon gonfsnOpe
babsn mir sinsu bsuti1sn 9e1endns
sriff suriidssfdpIagsn unb Bel ass
Gparses babsn mir cine poiition eiHgss
nommsn, in Der iit Der 5sinb srfolgs
reid felt ppris.m WlDnat 6ebauptst
bate. Sn Der Issten Radt i5Iussn
mir sDei 9sgsnangriffs ab.
@srf9iebtnes pom Sntereis
ans btm Oeatfdsn
Rsid.
8erfin, 10. mdr5. @uf brabis
luiem @sge nn5 sapUiIIe. 8. 3. Die
lleberI.siide Rudridrnasentur md9t
untsr anbsrem bag fcIsshbs betannt:
.Das 5fisrrsiaif6e preB Bureau
srtIdrt. bab bic ruFifde DffsniiSe in
ben Rurpatbsn OugitdnSis 5uiamm.n.
s.brOden iff. nadSsm bic Ruiisn uns
gebeusre @srluits srIitten. Die Ofsrs
reiaiia iingoriiaeH 5ruppsn ssbsR
an ben nDrbIitsn gb9Gussn'ber aar'
patben DOT.
Der grObfiirit Riiplaus Don Rug
lamb bat ben Sub.H untsr Sobesfrnfe
perbcisn, ii5 isrnsrbin in BEN bon
ben RuHsn beftst,n Gsbi,t in 9GIi5isn
aufsubaIten. Der &ommuitosur Der
ruiiiI6en iy.ifuns RoDo.Glsrpisrst in
RuTiI1 g}olsn bat gefsbl er9olttn
Bel bsrgtItbuns Don DoIniTdenStGbien
unb SrtI9oftsn SuSsn als Seibslu
5uriid5ubdItsn. urb II. dufsutniipfsn
i'm Sale bi. geipObrb.r iid irgsno els
res 9erbrs9sns IdulOis MAIDEN.
Die ROooe Brsmpa in ct. Ggstsrss
burg ertlGrt, SaB aobIsnmonsel in
benz TsOsbausr SRouitrie Sifriit
sins srnitli6e ariiis D.rurfo@t babe,
aud ftblt g bort an qrbeitsrn.
Der 81. petsrsburser RuF.p SlDbO
fost. bdB IN @ibirisu Ranssl an Sc
bensmittelu berrids.
.gs Nib 0ffi,i.II ousrsiiuDist, bdb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20
Gbriitian Seienee.

%. 9. aRegraden, einer Der 8nn'
rerreoner Der Gbrtitinn Seience Stir
dye in Bolton, bielt seitern slbeno in
Der aquiifbaae einen yortrag ii6er
@briiiinn Science unb fiibrte in po-
piildrer Sprade into ii6 bdufis aui
Gle @ibel beruieno uno aus ibr 5iti.
reno, mis, mas bic 6riItlife Slau.
bensniiicnfait iii imo be5tpedt. Ger
@prtroa. bem sablreibe 9eute suhors
len, iano inter Sen 9lripisien Der bic.
iiaen Gbriitian geience Qirde itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20
Dor benz Smmbesgeri6t
R uB fid 8erner s orn 10 e.
gen ungeiesIi6en Grams.
ports BON eTpIpiio.

ports BON egploilo.
itoffen perantworten.
Bangor. Ms.. 10. Mdra. Wsrs
ner Sorn. Der beifniloigt lit, in Der.
binoung nit ieiuem 8eriute, Die in.
ternatioHale giienbabnbriide bei
ganceboro in bic 9uft gu fprense1,
in ungsfsblidsr Deiie grplOiinItOife
BON einem Staate nd9 einem anbersn
transporirt al babeu, miro lalIt Gnt.
it,eioung 6cs 9lnioes. aomuriiidrs
e6as. s. Rcib bebufs Yro5eiIirung
Dor Dem 9imoesseridt nn6 Bolton
eebrd9t fpsrbsn. Die 0ertEeibigsr
Scrns batten tpdbreii6 Der 5ipeit1gi,
gen gerban6Iing Dor Dem &onuniii1r
JeIteuo gemadt bab iein 8ereeben
als cine friegeriihe San6Iiutg 5u Be.
trnd,tcn lei, liber Ucldeg Die bieiigen
@erihte feline Siirisbiftion bef1Ben,
bod lieB Der aonuniiiir oieie argii.
mente nid)t eeIten unS enti6ieo, 0aB
Der sInfInge.Sait6efebI, bas ein5ige
gepeismntcriaI Sas Die @unoesbeb5r.
be su unterbrsitsn bate. g.niigtub iei.
iiin Den angefiagten 0cm Groseiie AZ
iibcr;ueiicn. gis 81 ieincr lle5erfiih.
ring nod Bolton purSe Sorn, ociien
9iireid)aft Der aommiIiGr ouf Sio..
900 fsitissts, naG Der portlanb Sail
seitidt.
Die .paB Of gaImaba" in
teiner 9efabr.
Ren gort, 19. Wdrs. - Si.
gistnt6iimsr Der omeritdniiGen Barrie
.pab Of 9uImdba-. bic tiir3lid on
Der sfriel Spli itranbets, Fnb offisiea
tena6riHtigt iporbsn, bas Tid has
S6iff in tsinsr gefdbr befinbet unb
bic WannI6aft in Gi6erbeit rei. Si.s
ben MaHn purben selanbet, Der Rdpis
ton uno Der Ref Der gsiabung b.fin,
ben ii6 a6er nod an gorb.
Bon bsr qntIogsbes sobts
f9lass freigsfpr Oden
9ribgeport. Conn. 10. Rdr3.
= Rad sinem sip5lftGsigeu gros.f.
Re purbs 5rau 6elsn R. gugIe, be
dngetIoat ffonb, ON %. Suni D. Z.
Bolbo R. gdllou Don Gtamforb s.s
iootet Az hoben, bon elmer Surn I'M
bieiieen Superiprs@sri1t frsigeipro.
den. Die gsrfiinSiguns bee Matrs
fpruas peruriahts allgemsinsn Up.
plaus isitsns Der glnpsienben i'm o.
rihisiadf. pabrsub frau glasls pot
auFresuna in cine Sbnma4t perfiel,
aus Der fis iid5 erii na9 siniasr 3eit
erbolte. glm 4benb f6cn isbrte Il. IN
GsglsituHg hires 0aters, Qecnorb
glOnbel. nah Stonforb suriid. glls
lou, Der bersits beiabrts 9srsbrer b.r
Jrau 4ngle, nurbe an oem pbenees
naHntsn Gage auf bsr Srspps, bic ~
Der @o6nuna Der iSrau fiibrts. nit
ssrfhmettsrtem G6dbel als Qshe
oufstfunhen, iinb tur5e 3eit Sarduf
ipurbs iSrnu angIe perbaftet uuo unter
MntIass seitelIt boa muBte ibr pros
seh hires geiunbbeitssuitdnbss pegsu
msbrmaIs peridpben perbsn.
.Gopf. Rabben unb StteIer
perurtheiIt.
Rem pDort, 10. MGro. - Ri5arb
wlasssu uns Gaifdrs Gopt bic an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20
Wahm @ih

en- einem anfnn BON 2ebensiiber.
oruB nabm scitcrn aberO oie 20
Sabre oIie Rnp Snpocn, BON yso.
500 GuIrert StroBe. in ibrer Bob-
nirna cine Gnantitdt Sift. Gie 2e.
bcnsnrii6e tuurOe na@ oem itaotiifen
Suipitnl eeit)aiit. no Die aer5te nit
Silte Der Ragcnpiunpe lie baIo nii.
Ser 0c6eitsoefnbr batten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20

Sonnsrstag f6ulbia bsfunbsn ipurs
ben. an elmer @erfdpDrilng gesen bic
Der. Stuaten betbeilist setpeien 5u
FfeiH inbem re Hiddrb q. Stesl.r,
|e.nem oeuti6en RnriiieT SnfautsrilteH,
balfen, sinen falf6en amsritauii1en
paB Sii erlangsn, purDen am yreitdg
sn ie 10 Monaten Gefdnsnib perurs
tbeilt.
Steslsr, Der als Staats5euse aufs
seireten mar, fpurbe su nur 90 Sagen
GefdngriB perurtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20

lang eins, hon cinem pcrionensHg
iiDerilbren uno auf Der Gtelie get0o.
tet. SIN Dem geriupgIiidten, Der ailgen.
'ifcinlid elm Stredennrbeiter ipar,
iuuroe -abiolut nidts gefunoen mas
gu ieiner Soeutifi5iruug bate fiibrart
tonllen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20
Cpftr bet Giien6a6u.

Sn Der Rorsue borrt acscnipdrtis
Die Sei&e eines etipa 40 Sabre altcn
mannnes ibrer Soentiii5irilng. Ter
Ecote iuurSe on Der gaiieru GDenle
maize gtraoer Strnbs, aIs e. ciif ben
,SeIeilon Der peunIsIDduia gobn snt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20

Gin lIneur I6bt ii6 ein BUD ein.
binocn. .Biiniten Sic bdIb ooer
garB SSroiB?" fr1gt Der 8llh5iuber.
%, bite" ingte Der ungar. bin.
Den sic mir boIb GronS. baIb Sciep5,
bob' i'd Iiebes a6uig ams."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20
Sis Sub:friptiOueR au'
bic teutf6e arisgsan NJ
fetbe au gnoe

8erIin 20. WGr3. Die
SubitriptiOnsn auf Die beutffe
Sriegsanlsibs srrsibten am Samstag
Raaulittos I'm l ubr Elm Gnbe. Wtnn
Gu5 bas 0eIammtrsiultat nod ui9E
tstannt lit, 10 briiden bic 8edmteH
bc9 bic 2lHiidt aus, baB bic &nIsibe
tin GROCER grfola III. wtan slaubt,
oaB bic Subftripiiousn sr6ber iino,
als bisisnigs Der September sQnltih,.
0iegmaI liefen au6 gana bebeutenbe
Su6itriptipnen aus ben Ser. StoateH.
6oqanb, Der S9Dsi5 unb Stduotna'
pisn elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20
lin SosiaIiit in ben Bers
timer IRA q frat &c.
fpdhft

Berlin, 10. Rars ii5sr aOrlbOn.
Serr 5aF,n5ad, Elm So3iaIiit uno
Getretdr elmer arbeiter Union, 1T
an iSreitla BON ben Stabsperoroneten
gum Mitslisb beg gsrIiner Wasiftrats
erpGblt pOroen. Gs 1T bies Der rite
GostaIiit, Der in ben gsrliuer Stabte
rdtb 9eipdblt purbe. gs tpurben 81
stimmsu fir unb 16 sesen Jpn abss'
ue6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-20

bic RuFen Dor einisen Wo9en in Der
Gssenb Don SlsBto in OftpreuBsn
280 8auernsiiter, 234 Mobn5duIsr
unb $40 Stdlle uub e6eunen serit0rs
ten; bab fie 80 WlGnnsr unb 2 Grausn
tObteten unb 450 psrTonen forti9lepps
ten barnnter So Grausn unb 90 2in>
Der. auA ipurbsn BON ben Rufsn
800 lanbDirtbIfaftfide WaaT9insn
seitOblen.
Il rbriidunaberbulgart ii
den Spra4ein Serbien.
9 fla, 9ulsarien, 10. gldrs. =
9is 6ulgarif4s Ra6ri6ten 2lg: :ntur
tlnbigt an, boB Der fsrbii9e unt.rz
ri9tsminiiter bic bulgariIfe Spra9e
Iaana aus ben ierbii6en S6ulen perz
bannt babe, nit Der 4bii6t, isbe epur
bulgariiher aultur in Ser6ien au unz
terbriidsH. ylur Grieden, Siirten uno
al6ancr biirfen nod, unterri6t in ibz
rer Wntteripra6e erbalten. en- alien
anberen Shulen bari nur in ferbts
f9er Gprahe unterriAtet perben.
Oas 8 arfenulbon 6eerneB
bomba bift.
Berlin 10. U1drs. = Die -tIeber,
ieeii9e Radri9ten 4gentur berihtst,
baB afpei beutfGe Qoidtifsr bds britt
f6e arienal in S9esrnes bom6arbirt
bdtten.
Or. Ri6ar6 Don &ublmann lit gum
gla4lolaer S's 6errn BON Wtiiller gum
Seiatbten I'M 5aag erHannt iporben
profeffOr MenO35i Desen
8ertaufs BON WilitGr.
gsbeimniffenDer
urt9eilt.
Rom, 10. WGr3. profeFor
Weno5ai, Der i'm Nobem6er i9ulbiJ
hefunbsn porben mar, einsm frans0Tie
.id5en @sentsn se6sims italieniI4e Uso>
biliiationspl1ne bertauft 5u baten, 1T
au 7 ssahren unb 6 TOndten @efGn3s
niB unb 10000 Sire 9elbftrafe pers
urtbeilt tporben.
Der acknowledgement Petring'
lia, Der bic Conformation erlangt bats
te. bic Mtno33i pertaufts. ipurbe su
6 stdbren unb 8 Wlonatsn Gefdnanib
uub gu 1000 2irs Celebrate pernr>
i6eilt.
Die Witi6ulb Meuo3SPs an benz
gertauf BON MiIitdrgebeimniHen purs
be erit entbett, nadbem Der Wtann
Inter Der 2tntlass oerbdftst norben
mar, Sdcaarin sings4musgelt gu
fd6en.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-20
'PACIFISTS ARE TOLD
To PREPARE FOR war
DR.. Hibben Tells Mohonk Lake Gath.
ering Wise Preparedness Can
Meet Future Dangers.

Mohonk Lake. N. Y, May 19.-1n the
twenty-one years of its existence the
Lake Mohonk conference on interna-
tional arbitration and peace never heard
such a call TO arms as was delivered to-
day by DR.. John Grier Hibben. president
of Princeton University. Instead OF
pleading for disarmament as a means OF
peace. DR.. Hibben advocated "a wise pre-
paredness of our military forces in the
United States
The pacifists were amazed, The Hibben
speech was 4 bombshell in their midst.
This is not a question of mere acad-
emic interest," said DIR. Hibben. I'VE as
a nation are looking into a future that Is
dark and mysterious. No one can be so
blind regarding the significance of the
present conditions as to take position
that a grave national emergency Is not
at least a possibility. l am not in SYM
pathy with the peace propa sanda which
is being prosecuted in many of our
schools, so far. at least, as it endeavors
to quicken the peace sentiment by I'M
pressing upon the minds of the young
children the horrors or the economical
losses in war
The Washington herald., 1915-05-20
GOT $500 FOR MURDER,
HE CALMLY CONFESSES
Leggio Wanted Vengeance for Theft
Of Girl and Hired Him for Crime,
Admits Flack.

New York. May 19.-Coming from
the death house at Sing Sing prison,
where he is awaiting execution, Will
lam Flack. %. told today at the MUIR
der trial of Angelo LeGgio how he
had killed Leggio's rival in love for
500. With no trace of emotion in
voice or manner, the witness gave
the details of the transaction. show
ing how the crime had been planned
and carried out in cold blood.
Leggic wanted to get even with
Giuseppe Marine for Stealing his
girl" according to the witness.
Il asked how much was in it and
agreed to do the job said Flack
.Ieggio gave me 5000 and told me
where Marine could be found with
two companions j went to his home
did not shoot him then, but went
back later. The door was locked and
we broke il in. Marine was lying on
the bed and was shot as he lay.
heard later that the girl had run
from the house as I killed Marine
] went around the next day and look
ed. Marines body was still on the
bed. The next day | looked again
and the body was still there. Then
on the third day the police were mo-
titled and l was there when they
broke into the house.
After testifying. Flack identified the
defendant Leggio as the man who
bought the murder.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-20
Face Eruptions Have
Deep Significance
Often They Indicate I'm
Pr >;ties Deep in the
Tissues.

The results SHOWN by s. s. 9. In clearing
the skin reveal how searchingly and how
deeply this famous blood purifier attacks
blood troubles. Facial eruptions are more
often significant of impaired nutrition result.
ing from faulty elimination Of body wastes.
Most people realize this to be true. And
yet 1t is q dimcult matter to convince such
people they should avoid those harmful drugs
such IS mercury, iodide Of potash. arsenic
and SO on. s. s. 8. gives just as good eject
without the destructive results, because 1t II
more searching. 1t goes deeply into the cir
culation wherever the blood flows, but II does
not remain to clog the system. And Its effect
10 complete and thorough as Indicated By
blood tests. One Of the strange things today
10 that SO many people are welded to tho
notion that mercury Ii the one antidote. II
70 not 80. There Is in 8. s. 8. q product Of
nature that Ii rated one Of the most potent
principles known for the complete elimination
Of blood troubles.
Wherever you 20 there are people who
know this to be true from their own expert.
ence. for 1t has been clearly shown there Il
one Ingredient in s. s. 8. as essential to
health II the blood be impure as the nourish-
ing elements Of the grains, suears and salts
OF our daily food. Get 4 bottle Of 8. &. 9.
today Of any druggist, but insist upon g. q.
g.. accept NO substitute. And II your case 10
peculiar or Of long standing. write to the
Medical Adviser. The Swift Specific Co, 10l
0w1tt BidG. Atlanta, ca.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-20
BRITISH government
PLEADS FOR RECRUITS
Ads Asking Young Men to Join Their
Colors Occupy Whole Pages
in Newspapers.

London. May 19.-Among the meth
DDS adopted to stimulate recruiting is
the insertion of the following adver-
tisement in some of the newspapers:
rs your conscience clear?
ASK your conscience why you are
staying comfortably at home instead
of doing your share for the King and
country.
Il. Are you too old? The only man
who is too old is the man over IS.
80. Are you physically fit? The
only man who can honestly say that
he is not physically fit is the man who
has been told so by a medical officer
80. Do you suggest you cannot leave
your business?
I'm this great crisis the only man
who cannot leave his business is the
man who is himself actually doing
work for the government.
IF your conscience is not clear on
these points your duty is plain.
Enlist today.
God save the King"
The advertisements occupy the whole
page of a paper.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-20

not organized primarily for the bene-
fit Of shareholders. They are prima.
rily organized as a public utility. Peo-
pie are invited to put their funds into
these national institutions because OF
the rigid supervision to which they
are subjected by the government and
the reputation-the enviable reputa-
tion-that they have acquired as
against some of the State banks. by
reason of the completeness Of that
supervision
Mr.. Untermyer declared that the Riggs
Bank had dominated. the local financial
situation so long that 1t resented the ef-
fort of the Treasury officers TO inquire
into its affairs or question its methods.
"A car" was the name he applied to the
institution.
He reiterated the charges against the
National City and the Riggs that they
had received excessive deposits Of gov
eminent funds through favoritism and at
time when the then Secretary Of tho
Treasury and Comptroller was borrow
ing large sums from the Riggs Bank.
He repeated the charge about loans to
bank examiners by the Riggs Bank and
declared that such loans would now be
unlawful.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-20
midas MYSTIC AWAITS
HIS FATE In PRISON
Samri Ellis Charged with Having Sold
Drugs to Children in
Hollow Tops.

New York, May 19-Samri Ellis. In.
dia's most celebrated mystic and famous
Hindoo Yogi. is lansuishing in the West
Side Prison vainly delving into pyschic
regions to ascertain his fate from the
Federal authorities
He was sent there today by Magistrate
CorriSan to await action of the Fedora
authorities. following his arrest Tuesday
night under the name of Charles Bald
win. retired. respectable banker" on
charge of drug selling
The United States District Attorneys
ONCE tomorrow will obtain a warrant
charging him with violation of the Har-
rison drug law. and he will then be turn
ed over to the Federal authorities
So far. investigation shows that Ellis.
who is also variously known as Charles
Baldwin. Charles F. Balwanz. and James
Killing. left Pittsburgh two weeks ago
for this city with $4,000 worth of drugs
in his possession. With this he started
little side line of his psychic activities
His arrest followed the sale of drugs
contained in hollow tons to chiIdrep
The Washington herald., 1915-05-20
INTRIGUE AGAINST U, S.
Woman Says Articles In Austrian
Press Were FORGED.

New York. May 19.-An intrigue to dis
credit the United States army officers
who are acting as observers" with the
Austrian army and embroil the dual
monarchy with this country was de-
scribed by Mrs. Pauline Kruger Hamii-
ton. who arrived on the Italian liner
Stampalia from Naples today. Mrs.
tiamlton's home is in San Francisco, but
Tor the last seven years she has lived
IN Vienna. acting in the capacity of
court stenoGrapher
Shortly after Capt. Mcintyre and Mai.
Ford arrived at the Austrian front, Mrs.
Hamilton says. stories began to appear
in Vienna newspapers under their sigma
lures bitterly attacking the Austrian
army. These stories were supposedly
printed in American newspapers and re-
cabled So bitter did these attacks be-
come that popular hostility ran high
against the United States. and an ex-
PLANTATION was demanded of the officers
who denied authorship of the articles
absolutely. An investigation proved that
the statements were fraudulent and the
signatures forged. A clique Of English
sympathizers was suspected of inserting
the articles with the object of embroiling
the United States and Austria. Mrs.
Hamilton is here TO raise funds for the
war babies of Austria
The Washington herald., 1915-05-20
ASOUITH MAKES APPEAL
THAT BRITONS ENLIST
I'VE Are Within the Enemy's Striking
Distance Country Has Rea-
son to Bestir Itself"

London. May ia stirring appea
to the patriotism of England and g
call for more men was sounded today
by Premier Asquith in a speech al
Guild Hall.
The call is still more men for az.
gression against our enemies and the
defense Of our Shores" said the pre-
mier. Geographically we are within
the enemy's striking distance. The
country has every reason to bestir it.
self"
A. Bonar Law. leader Of the union
lists in the house Of commons. spoke
on the political situation. saying:
There have been rumors Of changes
of combinations of statesmen. but
such combinations would be worse
than useless except as a means to a
complete unity Of the nation-a ma
ton oragnized for the purpose of end
ing the war"