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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
A ctu al Priva-
ton i'm Present
Struggle Has
Thus T ar
Been Rare.
By WILLIS FLETCHER JOHNSON.

OTENTIAL famine has become the resort Of
the bellgerents Each side is striving des-
Il perstely 20 starve the other by shutting of
food supplies Each knows that the other is not
and cannot now be self-sustaning, Therefore, II
imports can be barred, disaster must result How
imminent the peril is may be estimated from the
unusual measures which have been adopted in
both Germany and Great Britain. In the former
country the government has taken possession OF
all stores Of food, which IL is parcelling out
IN economical, not 10 say abstemious, fashion
The imperial court at Berlin has, moreover, set an
example Of simplicity Of living and of scrupulous
avoidance Of waste, even in so much as the peel
;ne Of potatoes or apples Nor is the British court
far behind. We told that table expenses at
buckingham Palace have been reduced TO only 81
C. dtv for each person. generation ago Henry
Ward Beecher incurred storm OF obloquy for his
"inhuman" declaration that a man ought 10 be able
in an emergency to live on 81 day Royalty now
seems 70 agree with him.
The Buckingham Palace tariff is, however, Of
dual indication. 1t means that simple menus pre-
vail. But IT also means that moderate prices for
food are maintained. For there have been cases
.n which men have been half starved on losth-
some food and yet have paid far more for II than
81 q day. Recall. for example the siege OF Paris.
During that struggle the market price of eggs
rose 70 IS cents apiece box Of ssrdines cost
So and a cAuifower the same. Potatoes were SO
a bushel. Fresh butter sl2 pound head
Of cabbage cost $3.50. while single carrot was
valued at IS cents. Preserved beef So
pound and ham was 81 pound fowl cost sl4,
8 hare SIS and rabbit sl2.
So much for legitimate food supplies. But In
the horrors of that siege Parisisns eagerly de
voured that which at other times would have
caused their gorge 20 rise as filthy and obscene.
Cats were eaten, by those who could pay So apiece
for them; crows were delicscies at 81 each, and
even rats we're not disdsined 81 so cents. As for
bread there WAS a losthsome composition, con-
sistng largely Of sawdust, but containing other
ingredients which cannot decently be named, and
this was doled out daily at the rate Of third OF
q pound 20 each person. Obviously, IN such cir
cumstsnees a mans food might be both scsnty
and repulsiye and yet cost him more than 81 day.
II is not, Of course, supposable that the present
war has yet seen any such privatons as these
save IN one or two cases. At Przemysl, however
the grip O. famine seems 10 have been felt.
Horses were consumed, as indeed they are in
more than one European country in times Of
peace But we are told that dogs and cats were
also eaten, bringing respectively So and 81 apiece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
BY FRANCIS NJ HUGO. SECRETARY OF STATE.


NN June l the work Of taking the decennia
~ census of New York State will be in full
swing, and small army of approximately
5000 enumerators, working under the direction of
the Secretary of State, will begin their labor in
the various election districts throughout the State
These enumerators are to work under the imme
date supervision OF census supervisors, who are
to be assigned one to each of the several $50
Assembly districts with three additional special
chief supervisors for the counties of The Bronx
and New York, Kings and Queens and Erie.
Each enumerator or supervisor will display his
badge and certificate of authority, The enumera-
tor will be required TO visit every inhabited
building or apartment in his prescribed district
which is to be outlined upon the outside cover Of
a large pasteboard portfolio which he carries
about This portfolio is to contain printed
schedules, which are TO include series of four
teen questions to be used the basis OF the
enumeration. In the cities of the first class where
the population is more compact, and in some IN
stances quite congested, the prescribed census
districts for each enumerator will be outlined on
highly colored map, showing city blocks streets,
wards, etc These maps will be an important
feature in the official returns Of this census, which
the Secretary of State is required TO report TO the
next Legislature.
The field work of these census enumerators is
planned TO be completed within two weeks or
twelve working days, during which period daily
postal card report is to be made by them, both to
the Secretary Of State and to the district super
visor By this upward OF 10000 postal
cards to be filed with the Secretary of State will
indicate exactly the daily work accomplished by
each enumerator. These cards will contain the
number OF working hours which each enumerator
has spent, also the number Of inhabitants counted,
and in a rough way will show that every census
taker Is actually engaged in the counting of up
ward of IL 100000 of people, the estimated num-
Der of inhabitants in the state at the present time
During the remainder Of the month there will
pour into the Secretary of States Office and pass
under the close inspection of the chief OF the
Census Bureau and his assistants over 100000
schedules, containing the names and Characters
tics OF upward OF 100000 people. These must
first be classified and each one of the fourteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16

The eating Of dogs Is not extraordinary, for those
animals are staple articles OF food 4 Germany,
even in times Of peace, the dog markets being
supervised by the government and conducted In
as open and matter Of fact way as are poultry
markets here. But the cat is a different thing,
and its use IN the menu must be charged against
the dire exigences OF war.
Howbeit, Tabiths Grmslkin has thus been
known upon an American bill OF fare There
hangs upon the wall where l am writing
these lines grim reminder Of the straits Of siege
and famine which have been felt by some Of
own countrymen In our own time. II Is piece Of
ordinary wall paper, about II by 10 inches in size,
framed between two sheets Of glass so as to dis
play both sides. One side Is covered with con
vsntional decorative pattern in brown, yellow,
blue and red. The other side, originally blank. is
covered with printing. It is copy Of the regular
edition Of "The Vicksburg Citizen" Of Thursday,
July 2, 1853
One Of the first column articles Is devoted to
the food situationi
1--WE can conscientiously assert our belief"
says the editor, chat there IS plenty within our
lines, by exercise Of prudence. TO last until
long after succor reaches US. We satisfied
that there numerous persons within city
who have bresdstuffs secreted and doing II
out, at most exorbitant figures, TO those who had
not the foresight means at their command TO
provide for the exigency upon US. A rumor
has reached US that parties In city have been,
and now, selling -four at five dollars per
pound, molssses at ten dollars per gallon, and
at ten dollars per bushel. We have not
Yet proved the fact upon the parties accused but
this sllusion TO the subject may induce OF
citizens 10 ascertain whether such prices
have been paid, and TO whom; and if so, let a
brand not only be placed upon their brow, but
let It be scared into their very brain, that hu-
mainly may and shun them they would
tho portals of hell Itself"
Elsewhere on the same page there is jocuar
though entirely truthful, reference to Sweet sa-
worry and tender mule" steak. Then follows an
account of the killing and cooking of cat by
knight of the quill who invited his friends to
psrtake Of feast of rabbit" They did so with
relish that did honor TO their epicurean taste"
and afterward testified that the meat was deli
couS. II is not, OF course. to be assumed or sug-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16

- he experiences Of the first American play
wright with original American plays were
no different from those passed through
....Aorn n,,.knr Aftnr The nrs. IL
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=. OTENTIAL famine has become the resort OF
the bellgerents. Each side is striving des-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-16
MANUSCRIPTS LONG LADEN WITH DUST co
THROUGH CLEANING PROCESS.

Lik. Campbell Walter began to shake the dust
az Of his long accumulated manuscripts, all OF
which quickly found market. In three years he
ws. rich man. with royalties exceeding 100000
snnuslly 70 his credit Nearly all Of Walters sue
c.s,,, we're written before paid in Full" started
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BiIfsfonds- ds-VoIksfeft.
9ameralnsidmR periammeIt iid
9ente WadJmittas int 600.

Gie Iitslieoer bes Samen.9ims.
idjniicS nnb alle gamen, iueldJe g9il.
fems iinb, bei benz am Samitag i'm
5OOloaiIden @nrtrn itattfinbeHbeu
Sifis-5OnOs goItsieit lire Giemite
Der gutem SadJe III miomeu, limb bier.
init bSilidyit eingclaben, iid bcnte
Iadjmittag baIb bier llbr i'm l3DolO.
giidjsn Warteu behuf5 gerSpllitGnoi'
nung aller arrangements fir bas
Giebesiucrf AM Samitag einsnfinoen.
Nle bic 6erelt iinO, ba5a bei5utrascn,
bic Ginnabmer 81 1nniten der
!SilisionbSfaiie III uersrGRerH, iino
hcr5lifJ ,uillfpmmcn.
3ur Seadtnng.
gllen benen, Die iid on benz Bolts.
icir IA bctbeiligcn ssSenfsn, sur
Nenuinlfnallme, ban MIR iOldje Sin.
triitsfarteiL Die im gprans nnS
nidlt an Der 3uO'aaiiee gefauit wer.
Den, oem ,SilisiOnbs 81 @ute fom.
men
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WspfteriDie 8ei4id)te.
Nm Der 9eide sbam Gneblmann's, 5,
Der i'm itaOtiIdleu !SOipital itar6,
9'ranoiunnoen eutbedt.

Coroner Or. tSoertmeper lit ge9eil'
partiJ nit elmer eineebenoen Inter
'uGuna in Saden ocs CODES uon
IGant Ruebimann, DON gto. 649 Beit
Wcyiifeu Aoerule beidnftigt, I'm ~
erHiittcll. Die HucblmatuL Der auI
Sonntag i'm Ita6tiidcn Soipital, noe.
moe Stllnoen na6 ieincr @tnIieie'
rlmq itar6, 5u ben 8ranMplutoen ge.
fonnuen lit, Die an ben uuteren gr'
trenlitdtcn bes Sobten eiltoedt lDitr'
0en.
s.5m Saufe oes gcitrigen cages per-
nntnt Der Coroner ben Sllperinten.
oellten oes S6oipitals Or. u. 6. gad-
meyer, iorpie peridie6ene Titslieoer
oe5 GSdrterperionns, Die ale befun'
6rten. oaB gluebIutonn bel ieiner Gin.
lieferimg feine 9ranopunoen au Den
rnteretr @rtreuitaten bate. Sr.
9atJnleper Deriiferte, oab benz Ya'
ticnten Die oenf6or bette gebanoIlmg
3u Sbeil gelporoen mar.
Sie &ranferlpfIegcrtn Warp B6il.
ion ltno Rorbert Wtourbrinf befunoe'
ten. oaB lie &,eblmau na6 ieIner
@inIieierlng GIN Sonittag iofort cir
gao gaben un6 5lDar in 8aiier ooil
105 Grab, mas je6ody ibrer &uiiti
na9 nidr beiB gcnitg gapeieu mare,
I'M 9ronomunoen ST. peruriaten
Gr. u. y. Srei6ler, Don 9eo. 92l
gorfStraBe, erfldrte, oaB Die grono'
number geuiist baben lpiiroen Inn
angcithts bes t0rperIihen Sliitonos.
in meIAem iib RuebImanu bel ietncr
Gin!ieferung befanb, ieinen Zoo ber'
hei;ufiibren.
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bieie Simrme iinb jeboG bte Stoltelt
Les notbigen @runbeigertbllnJs nitJt
eingei6loiien lmo oieie belaiIfen iidJ
alf etpn $250,000.
Gie Stabt 9at bereits ibren S6eil
Ges @rlnroeigentbiruls fir $4,000
gefauit, lpdbreno Die BertniDIoonia
Sa6n gegefup1rtig nod unterbono.
llugen Degen Der @riperbrng ibres
G6eiI5 0e5 @run6eigeritbluns pilegt,
mofilr iie etrpa $187 900 ausgeben
mtb.
9ie 9d6ngeleiie Der6en in elmer
SGbe BON 16 SUB iiber bem Stra.
Bennibeau aeleet ner0en uro BON Der
Garrel bis CUR 8cnner Strabe &c.
ben lpabrcnb oie GongreB StraBe fiir
Den 9erfebr oollig gei9loiien peroen
miro.
gtatiirIih nriiiien infolge Der Ser.
qnberlmgen in ben YI1nen nGie oe.
ieBIid,e W3aBndbnen bonn Staotratb
getroIien lperoen lmo Die betreffcu.
6el CroInan5en iino bereits I'M 8u.
reuu oeS Sta6tingcnieltrs arug aus.
Geurfeitct iporoen. Die gerlniplpania.
Gabu miro aIs ibren glntbeil am
sSGu $4,000 uno fiir @rllnbeigen.
thur $187000 5lt be5abIen babeh
Iodbreno ii6 bic Soften Der Stabt iiir
oen 8m auf $4,000 uno fir
8runoeigcntblm nui $63, 900 iteQeu
nlnrNnt,
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g Sntt.r, Snttermilh
S&@ uuOGsttasc &die
Out, friih, rein
fdben: eehft unb UiaiH; 9ritit unb yint.
0ebarten.

Geo. unO Catherine Gugle, 1421
Sim StraBe; Wiabhen.
Sam unD U1arie Bent, 519 B. 4.
Strabs; Mdo6eu.
Biutam unb S5lOrence 8rtrtsr,
1913 &nOr StraBe; Snabe.
Wi6aeI unb Barbara aIefas, 1886
pleafont StruBe; &nube.
Soispb uuo N}aria grice, 735 grs
morn 2toe.; Uidbheu.
5rant uno Spbanua JoegeIe, 1919
8ine Strabe; anabe.
Sobn uno &utberine Rotbe, 1912
gleaiant StruBe; Mdo6en.
Sibneb uro Gleunor GriIptn, 1903
Main Strabe; &nube.
sSobn uno 8oIoie Super, 1924
Bremen StraBe; MGb6en
9lbplpb uro SranCes Weitertamp.
1881 MaTd6ufetts 2tpe. Wdo6eu.
9sDrge unb Minnie Sacobs, 1850
VtcWiden 9lpe.; &nabe.
Sobn unb Warguret 8eter, Stuie
4pe. unb Satmater Strobe; UiGb6en
@eD. uno @tbel aibIer, 1885 Sias
bella glpe.; WtGOder.
Dalter unb Qqnss &raemer, 1874
Quebers 9lOe.; Utdohen.
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Observation-Disclosures.

George Rau, "a, 275 alotte- 9lps.
l4msIia Bold, q. 1641 5amsr Str.
|Gtors, u. S&nsiber. q. 246s M<it
( 8. Strabs.
lSenri.ita UlinbermanH, 90, 3738
5iufios 9lDs.
)Teliorb G. Gmotb, "a, 128 2pon ct.
lUlabsI g. Sauftst.sr. 25, 1926 9ars
riion 4ps.
l1bomas 9. St..l., d, Sap.on, ..
lpearI u. Grump, 80, 4140 9dmiIs
ton 2lps.
lGsorss GtiIIs, q. 112 Wsit nc
4 Wliden Mpe.
lDtarp 6. Woob. 20, s52 Wsit Court
Strabe.
)Sad DDOnn.n. 26. philadelphia. Sra.
lWlabsl WoOb, %, 952 Weit GourtSt.
)glar.ns. g. Keller, 80. Dpomins, o.
(Jannp Bridges. 26. pIainpias, 8.
)garI !. 5puisr, "a, aodlano, 8.
lGbitb Susp. q, 20 Oit 8. Ctr.
isbab. ]. summsrs, "a, 1902 ya.ls
rofe 4pe.
lSeauetis be Roo, %. gpauitou.
JGbarlss 70. Dsuisr, q. 3ansspia., 8.
lGloreHee Gdarb. q. l049 Delta IDs.
lWiaiam 8. Gabl. it,, 20. 1867 Goo.
( per Ctr.
tTsaris 8. Daltsrs. 20, 4o34 GOIsrain
Qlptnue.
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Nerdnb berung
Siuii6tliG Der Grleiicbudlrguna on
ser Selta 4Dsnue beidIlUneu.

Eic 8ldue. peIde iciucr3eit pom
Stuotratb fur Die glusmer3umg Der
WioemlfraI5ung az Der Telta 4oenue
giitgebeiBen uuo auh Don Der &elut.
lDlpania Rahu augenomren morbu
baben, bahen iest, auf @ruuo pen
geipredunacu, Gle Stnottugcnieur
arus nit cen 8ertrecru Der gabr.
seiclitait bate, etnidnel0cuoe Qer.
drbernugen eriabreu llnO Ger proiei.
tirte tSod)bobnbou miro it'd ntbt mir
bcbeatcno billiser iteller, iou0eru etn
melt gei1Iieeres 9Iusiebeu baben.
llripriinglidJ lpur cine luGdtl8e
Stiitmaucr oil Der 9ioroieite oesr nab
Der @aiteru gtpe. 5u geIcgenenSeIciie'
itranss geplaut uoroeiL mas erIteits
5ieIrIlit tbeuer gefouuuen mare un0
oonn mt6 ollrfauS feine 3teroe fiir
Sie Ro6barifait gelueien mare. Die
aIane ilto nimmebr oabin gednoert
tporSln, Die @eIeiie peiter iiiolit III
iesen. als in 0eu uripriiugIihen Sid.
ncu porseieben woreeH mar. Inn 10
Slas fiir ldugIom aniteigeuoe sIb.
bdllGe, Die NIT RaieH beIeat iperoen
ioaen 5u geipIHnen
&ierbiird itelleu lid Ole gaufoiten
I'm $4,000 uteOriger uno Die BON
Der Stnbt gematte Gripurnib beIduit
iiGl ali $2S, 900. Saut Ben ilripriinS-
Iiben NGnen niiroe Der 9nu $500.
900 getoitet blben tpdbreno ouf
@rruo Der neueu Blame Die gau.
toften iib auf S452,ooo itelen. 5n
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Dies unb 1as.

Das Stabtrat6s 4ommittee
fir 9eieBs uno SOntrutt. bei4Iob in
ieiner geftern itattgsba6ten StBung in
Der am tommenben Dienitas itattfins
osnben StuotratbsiiBuHs bic Srbis
Ran5 empfeblenb ein3uberi4ten, fpeI4e
pOrf6reibt, baB in allen 3Guiern, bic
Gentralbei3uug bdben unb Don mebr
uIs fiinf 5amiIien betpobnt peroen,
cine raudIOie 9ei3anIoss sinSeridbst
peroen mub.
- Die WirtHdaft Don gbDaro
SCHUBERT an Der 8isrteu uno 0ins
Str. purbs seitern mitiaInmt Der Gin
ri8tung auf gerauIaHuus Der 9Idubis
ger in benz gauterOttDerfobren 9egen
S6ubert meiitbietenb Dom Bancroft
reIereHtsH Osritsisert uHp fir $2350 an
ben pprmalisen S6antpirtb Jrans
Uulftonse Oertauft. DieIer 8etnas lit
nm $3.50 1ertnger, uIs oeIeeeutli6 bes
eriteH, ppr etnigen Wo6eu itattsebabs
ten Yertaufs geboten tporoen mar, dls
Charles aieI uno Nuton Sfnibt
B;rt6i6aft unb Snpentar eritanoen.
Sic be3ablten auf bic aawfiumme
$1,000 an, tpeiserten ii9 iebo4 ipGtsr,
ibr 4ugebot gut gu MAIDEN. Die SlGu:
biasr S6uberts perben isBt beantro'
gen, odb bon 9eri6tspsgeu bic 2ln'
adhluna Don $1,000 fir perialen ers
tIdrt pirb.
- Die SanOelstdmmer bat fir ben
l. Quguit eineu &usfIug nad Gonep
SsIauo arrunstrt uub DerIdiebene
9Dmmittesn finb bersits etfrig nit
ben 8orbereituugen fir bieIe 8raH-
itaIturg beihdftigt.
9unoestommifdr aoler iibers
mics seitern 5rau Sbitb Gerguion, Die
Satin pon hilbert Sersuion. Der be-
I6ulbigt pirb, an Oem tiir3Ii6en Gtuz
bru6 in pds 2abordtorium Don 2Iopp
Brothers betbeiIist serpeien gu iein,
ebenfaqs ben Bunoesseihtpor.uen
uno bic Srau ipurbe uah bem Gcuns
tngefdngnib bon WtontgoTsrp yes
itafft, pp Iid ihon itr 9otte befiu'
bet, gtus ben 3eugstUausIagen srbeus
b, oaB bic 6rau pGbrenb ibrer Sus
ternirung i'm grauensefdnsnib aRbes
ren in Saft befirOIihen Grauen3tms
mern nartottids @tfte oubot. bic Tie
an ii6 peritedt bate. Goparb 5us
ftpn, 9iOla 6uitpn uub Gnud Tepis,
bic tiir5Iib nit rartotii9en Gifteu in
ibrem geiib erptit,t porbeu iparen,
fpurDsn sIsidfaas ben 9unnesgei&Dos
renen lbertpieIen.
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Gtsrbli4feitsbertbt.

Minnie @raber, SO, 7018 Carthage
pite; Sdrpdbe. D
Sable Clinton, q, GlmnOoo glace;
gIutoerqiftuug.
Usagqie 8aQmeper, 40, gucIib uno
llniperiitp Ipe.; Qdbmung.
Sbereie 2ebman, 80, 123 Sage
StraBe; yliererIeioen.
Sarah Sded, 81, 2442 Sprtug
@rope 2pe.; 9ebtrnihIag
@eorse 5ra3ee, 62, Gaitern ape.
uno Sites StrGbe; Sarnidurepergifs
tung.
Dora g9tt6e. 45, 1914 Cooper Stros
re; MISUNDERSTANDING.
9eorge StuIten, SO, sos Oit 13.
Strube; Subertuloie.
WlagbaIene Rpiemeper. %, Surs
man, sSnb.; Snqueit in S9tpebs.
SFrunciS Hspcpmb, 49, Set6ea
Strubs; 6aruidureOereiftuug.
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Mms BEN AysnnisipaIseridbt

Ter Dirtb Dilliam G. Barr bon
no. GAL Dine Strabe purbe seitnH
BON Riftsr BEL ipessH 0ertaufs pers
ndiisrisr Dsil4 gu $50 unb ben aos
fen osruribeiIt. absr bic Strafe puros
ipdtr pom Rihisr iuspsnoiert.
slad Golb pon No. 8 Oft 4dts
Strabe ipurb, 81 60 sagsn arb,itss
baus unb 81 elmer Celebrate Don 500
peruribsilt. neil Ct cine gang auber.
orbentIihs @orIi.bs fir Goionliu.ants
belunbsi bate, bic fid an gtutomObi.
len befinbsn. Stm purbe ua6g,piss
Zen. bdb er pier folder Iauis sstas
motisrt battle.
Bubb Barrett. Elm 'Tdr6issr, In
beHsu 5auit RO. h14 Weft Gehit.
Etrabe cine Gpislbone ausaebobtr
iporbsn mar. ipurbs psgm Duleens
sinss 6liidipitIs 81 $40 uno Rotten
peruribsilt. ipdbrenb bic 13 ertappisn
Spisler nit ben sfpiisn taDcnlam.n
Die 9srbanblnng geesn 70. u.
Sdmibt. ben Disqualification Der See
TsIiosrp 60. unb sessn ben Gisfubrs
mann Charles iysbls. bic befhnlbiat
iinb ON GpnHiag Gis Don sinsm Ca
strbaus Der lirma nah sinsm dnnss
rtn aasubaus geitafit gu bdbsn,
fpurbt tpiebsrum uub 5ndr bieIssmal
bts sum 8. Nu1uit perIdobsn. I'm
Der 3piitsnssit iol bsfiNitio ermits
tslt ipsrb,n. OF Der giiraermsiIin laut
ben @eiiimmungeH Der OrbiHans, mel.
DE bic gblisferuns Don Gts an Conn.
tnasn ptrbistet, GrIaubntbfdsins fiir
bis 9efcrbtrnna ron G:s per 41Is
ausfsam barf. Die 6aftbsfshIs gsSsH
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4pIiset
gereitelt ibrer gebanptnna mad
Hanbanfall ani cine &ailirerin.

g2ad Der 9ebouptlng Der EoliBet
Dilrbe geitern in Der W2ittngoitunoe
ourh Die 8erbaitung Don orei Rer.
ionen Elm Hau6iiberfall pereitelt, Der
iorgieItig geplant poroen rpar uno
osiieH Spier Sri. GaroIDn 2Inlpt, Die
aaiiireriu Der 4inern 60, nod if.
rer Rimb1ang ourh Die oerifieoc-
nen Jteitairants Der iSirna meroerl
ic.Ite, Inn ibr 0a$ Gjelo, 0as lie in
ben oeri6ieoenen Fldten gebolt ia.
ZEN iUiir6e, a65llreGmell.
Die Gerbaiteten iino 2iQiam Wc.
!pugb, q Sabre aIt, Girorge GDfi.
nan, 90 Sabre alt, bon Wiaineoiqc,
o., unb SSobn Sherloam, tS SATIRE
alt, BON gic. l13 grouOlpap, uno
WcaNlgb bat undebIicb ifon eiu Inn.
iaiier6es @eitduoniB obgelc1t ms
5ugegeben, OaB er Der RaOel5iiibrer
mar unb Ben 9laubil6erfan oui SRI.
Inpt geplnnt bate. Gr nil 6urdj
Die 6itterite giotb bier5u ge3lUunge3t
Ipor6en iein, oQ er ieit LANCER 3eit
or6citslO5 1T lno nit ictuer 5rnu,
Die bInneu @odleniriit ibrer Gntbiu'
Dung entgeaeniieht, III Der bitteritrll
Slrulrtb in eincm 3imruerteu i'm
Suitie go. 1922 GpprcB glOeuIe,
pscrip3oS, mobRt. Wc6ugb mo Gorf.
man DurGen pom ben Ieteftipes
@entcr, @ernbarbt, &ubn lul0 Zoe
lueritciu rsrbaitet, ais lie an ,Solnt.
tain Gquare ein 9lutomobil beitieget
battelI, bas lie bei itreu Nuu6}ug
5enusen pollten, I'm nad oeriibtent
Rmib idneaer Die 5ludt beIDerfIteai'
gen 5u f0nnen. Die 8erbaitlng Sbe.
rioats erfolste fltr5e 3eit iparer
6ur6 9Snipeftpr gtiulno mo GER
geant Woriaritn. 2In Sberioan lDur'
be ein 3obti6ldger gefunOen, nab
reuo bic anbcren 9eioen uubelDaiinet
lpareu.
Sheri6nn bebauptetc re0er DC,
Suab nod 9oiiuan 5u fernen nS
Goffman mill ouG crit pom benz 5e-
planter RailbibcrfaIl eriabren ha.
BEN, als er init Re5uab in bern slu.
tomobiI iab, bus er aui Ro6ugbs
gufiprSerlmg beitiegeu baben nil.
Qaut RcSugbs @eitd'lontB, iollte
SKI gImpt iiberfaLlen ruerocn, Denn
ne Sa5 Reitmtrant Der Giuero 60. in
9uric Sbeater perIieb ur0 Der Blaa
ginp babin, ibr oas SeIo 5u elltrei'
gen unb oarm in oein 9llgomobil hn.
boiguruieu. Sails Der Jlallb aegIitdt
mare, 70 pollte DtcSugb ibm peiterc
gfaub5iige folgen laiien lrn0 inter an.
heren aud, cine 9ant in gtelDport be.
rallber.
1ie GoIi1ei bate geiterr 8ornit'
tog pon oem proiettirten RalybiIber'
iGl[ @inb befouu1eu ln0 Die Bur.
iten Damn oingfeIt gemadlt ebe ne
Ibre 9I6iidyt aiisfilbreit torntcn uno
a,;6 ebe sSrl. alnlpt cine 9Ib1ung Der
ibr brobenoen @ciabr gebabt bate.
Die iunge 9ame piIeat in Der Nit
tcqsihu,be Die peritieoeuelt Meltau'
rants ser GinerD 60 3u befud,en mo
IN ben ceridheSenen 8ldBen Die Gin
nubmen ab5uboIer, I'm lie nab Dem
Sauetbureau Der Sirmu gu brinseu.
sierpou hattie @c6uph rlf irgenO.
cine 9eiie 8inO betommen lmS oam
oen Raub aepIaHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-29

nrarid;ircn in oieier 9ibiiion Der
Spti;uilt Club, Die in ytortbiibe an.
fdiii9en @litglieoer oes Hptbias.Or-
bens, Die MitgIieoer 0es lnabbangi'
sen Soriteroroens ilil6 Die SibertD
Sribe Der Ben Sur.
sln 6reitag 9lbeno am adt l16r
finoet Gle slutonlobl. uno 8lumen.
parace itatt lno fiir SanIitng iiilO
5ipei lln5iige porqeiebeu 9lm RaG-
nitta9 Inn bulb orei llDr fnoet Die
SJ5rlolfrieparaoe Itatt uit0 am glbeno
I'm edit lt6r fcnlnt nls S6Iubeiiett
Die orobe Sarneonlsparaoe.