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The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
Several Members of
Council Are Inclined
to Latter Course
NONE OF LEADERS
FIT TO GOVERN
New Candidate, Back
ed BY Force, Is
Advocated
az CHARLES p. STEWART,

~ CHARLES p. STEWART,
(Sfdn Correspondent United Pycss.)
WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Gen.
Carranza must be recognized or
fought.
On this point Secretary of State
Lansing and the Latin-American
diplomats with whom he conferred
Thursday concerning Mexico's IN.
ture are understood today to have
agreed thoroughly.
That the Pan-American concert
would not agree on the latter alter
native was no foregone conclusion.
Some. at least, Of the conferees
were said to have expressed the
opinion emphatically that the first
chief was an impossibility even for
provisional president. that none Of
the factional leaders. In fact, has
the necessary qualifications for such
q rule. and that the sooner force is
resorted to In the interest Of some
new candidate, the better It will be
for everybody.
This was not decided upon. by
any means. however. Thursdays
meeting broke up after little more
than . preliminary exchange Of
views. 1t was thought likely ten
tative program would be mapped
out at the second gathering, sched-
uled TO begin at 2:30 p. m. today.
In any event. such an agreement
must be reached, a. necessary
preliminary step. Daily meetings
will continue until II has been de-
cided. Then the Latin-American
diplomats will submit 1t to their re-
spective governments.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
Water Board Votes to
Reinstate Foreman
Healy
MEN WHO ACCUSED
HIM MISSING
Supt. Leisen Instructed
to Probe Complaints
Further

After investigating, as we'll as 1t
was able. charges against Foreman
John Healy. the water board voted
to reinstate him, Thursday after
noon. on the ground that the
charges had not been substantiated
and that II would be unfair to Healy
to keep him under suspension while
the evidence against him was OF
such q peculiarly unsatisfactory ma
ture.
6upt. Leisen was instructed TO
continue to look into the complaint
against Healy, however. He is ham
pered by the fact that the men who
made them have disappeared.
II was 4:45. Thursday afternoon,
when the board got down to work,
with Commissioner Brady in the
chair. in the absence of President
Lane. and Commissioners Oakman
and Stoh present. Supt. Leisen was
there with a statement Of the case
against Healy, which was read by
Secretary Gilmartin. II consisted of
the following affidavits:
John Nikoloff swore that In Jan
uary. 1915. he paid Healy 81 to hold
his Job, and in various amounts
since then total Of $40.
velxho Todoroff swore that 10
months ago he gave Healy IS for a
job. and since then has paid him 81
a week. He refused to pay his
weekly toll, last Monday, and was
discharged.
John Moter swore that for II
months he has been paving Healy
III wek to stay on the job. A week
(COntfnued on Page Four.p
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
Hires Lawyers to De-
fend Those Accused
Of Speeding
RURAL OFFICERS
ARE ATTACKED
Claimed They Attempt
to Prey On Motor
lists

The directors Of the Wolverine
Automobile club have engaged legal
counsel to protect motorists who are
held up and forced to pay exorbi.
tant costs by rural ofiicers. Here
is the advice the club hands out:
"If you are arrested by q police
man In Detroit for violating speed
or traffic ordinances. your member.
ship card is sufficient bond for your
appearance in police court the fol-
lowing morning.
'Tf you are arrested by q con-
stable or other person for violating
the state speed laws. II is his duty
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06

to take you before the nearest jus
tice Of the peace.
First--Ascertain II any written af
fidavit has been filed against you.
"Second-Plead not guilty. unless
you are In such position that you
believe II will be to your best in.
terests to forthwith dispose of that
matter. and at an amount definitely
determined upon. II you plead not
guilty. ask for continuance and
notify the manager of the club as
to the time and place Of the hearing
and he will give you further In
struction. II you plead guilty. and
pay any fine or costs, notify the
club manager Of the name of the
justice OF the peace. the amount
paid by you, as well as the date of
the conviction, so that we can in
vestigate the legality Of the same.
"Third-Report to the manager of
the club all facts about any justice
of the peace or constable, who in
any way infringes upon your legal
rights, as we may want to prosecute
them.
"Fourth-Ascertain whether the
arresting party is regular or spe-
cial ofYicer.
"Fifth--Note carefully the place
Of your arrest. so that We can as
certain whether It is within the jur-
isdiction Of the arresting officer.
"sixth--Report all unnecessary
display Of firearms or violence OF
any kind. so that we may prosecute
the offending parties.
"Seventh-Report all speed traps
to the manager Of the club. and he
will in turn report to other men,
bers Of the club.
"Eighth--Do not be afraid to
spend little time to ascertain facts
and report the same to the club. as
II may save others money on other
occasions and procure the return OF
some that you have expended.
"Ninth-Do not be afraid OF the
alleged notoriety. as there is no
reason why members Of this club
should be 'blackmailed' or brow
beaten by rural constables or jus.
tices Of the peace.
"Tenth--Remember that the aver
age misunderstanding constable Is
close kin TO a highwayman, and his
fees depend upon your conviction.
But II we find out that he is doing
illegal, we will prosecute
him accordingly.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that you
can't expect much sympathy from
the justice of the peace, as his fees
are dependent upon your convic-
tion; but you are entitled to a fair
trial, and II we discover that said
justice Is making a business OF oper'
ating or participating In the profits
OF a speed trap. II will be our duty
to prosecute him vigorously or any
infraction Of the law that he may
make.
Twelfth, while we will not per-
NIT speed trap operators to impose
upon members of this club. yet we
cannot conscientiously defend per-
sons who recklessly operate cars
upon the public highway"
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06

RE Pa SWEPT
a
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The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
KNOCKS
OUT WOULD-BE
BEACH WASHER
By UNITED PRESS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Diminutive
Herman Hoffman. chef. today be
moaned his poor judgment in discus
sing the weather at the beach yester.
day with Miss Louisa Johnson. train
ed nurse. weighing 1870 pounds. AS
his tipped his hat, Miss Johnson
landed on his Jaw with her right and
then dragged Herman to the nearest
cop.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
TODAY'S CONCERTS
IN CASS AND
CLARK PARKS

schmeman's Military band, Herman
w. schmeman. director. renders the
afternoon. beginning at 2:30. and In
Clark park this evening. beginning
At 4 o'clock.
March. THE New white House.
(Taylor): selection from "Wang"
(Morse): overture, ~'Jubei" (webcr) i:
sextette from Lucia" tDonixetti
selection from the opera. Robin
Hood" fde Koven); fantasia, 'Traum-
hiIdcr" Gumbye): melodies from "A
Trip TO Japan" (Kiein): American
sketch. Down South" (Myddleton) :
Star Spangied Banner.
Saturday afternoons concert takes
place on Belle isle and the evenin Z
concert In Northwestern Field.
Printing. the plain neat kiaA-tAst
ID right-Times Job Dept.-Masn ESQ.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
ft,tNIt
Reverse u
treat In
Says Be1l H. 4
GRAND DUKE SJJBl
TO LOSE M \
Master Strat 4
Needed To Pun G
!, Troops From Tkap
BY UNITED PRESS.

BY UNITED PRESS. IN
! VIENNA (Yia Bsrlin). Aug. g.
The Russian fortress !oG Ivaneoeq
80 miles southeast Of warsaxs M
been captured By the Austx ~
mans, II was officially anI0g
hsre today. The allisdy trocp M
sntsrlng PIE tSrtsess = m = Il &
AZ Shx1 = = s.
at PstrosfAd early today ia J
that the Russians we're abcut III
surrender Ivangorod TO the ene11yx
The Russian war once said III ~
supplies had been withdrANn }tooR
the fortress because II waarU0111o9
the brick walls could not w1tE1tanl
the battering OF modern siese ho61l
zers. ~,l
The Petrogrsd statement. how
over. contradicts the vienna cla1lnl
that the fortrcs?s was captured "
tEe Anstro-Germans on Tuesdayx
Petrograd declared that on Wednes-
day the Russians retired from the,
Ivangorod forts on the left bank G1l
the Vistula, after blowing up the
bridges and established themselves
on the right bank. The city and the
main fortress of Ivangorod lies On
the right bank.
The fall Of Warsaw, the presence
OF German troops on the right bank
of the vistula between Warsaw ana
lvangorod and the progress OF Gem
eral Mackensen's left wing in tho
southeast. make II altogether prob
able that the Vienna claim il true.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
MIST FIGHT CARRANzA
OR RECOGNIZE HIM, IS
PAN-AMER|CAN BELIEF
TODAY'S GAMES
American

Detroit at Philadelphia. cloudy.
st. Louis at New York, threaten
ing.
Cleveland at Boston. cloudy 1.-TWO
gameS.
Chicago at Washington, clear (two
games).
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06

National
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, cloudy
New York at Cincinnati. cloudy.
Boston al Chicago. cloudy.
Brooklyn at st. Louis. clear.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06

Peabody plant in walkerville.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
RUSSIAN ARMIES Tn
DESPERATELY 1O esq
CLOSING GERIl
THE WEATHER

Detrelt and vic1nitys Friday nlght,
cIOwdy and unsettleAt Saturday part.
" cl0uAys war0ery moderate wester.
~ Winds.
Lower Mi~hl~ant Cloudy, Friday
might asd saturdays partly cleudyD
warmer.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
Slav Armies Facing
Disaster, Says Berlin
Bu UNITED PRESS.

BERLIN tvia The Hague), Aug. 3.
The greatest military campaign In
the worlds historoy Is drawing rap
(Coutiaued IN Page Fous.p
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
THE LAST WEEK

at the Broadway .Theater, Americas
greatest photo play. The Melting
great screen production should not
be missed ADV.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

pressed the patrons Of that place.
yelling is an aggressive worker and
possesses considerable cleverness.
In the finals of the outdoor anna
teur ice skating races at Saranac
Lake, N. Y, R. L, Wheeler, Canada,
won the half mile, A. J. Osicky Of
Cleveland being second. In the three
mile even the positions of the two
stars were reversed.
SPORT
Crafts Pointer, driven by Curt
Robinson, won the free for all pace
and trot, the feature event of the
Garfield Park Winter Driving club
matinee yesterday.
John J. MeDennott, twice winner
of the national open golf champion
ship, is confined to a sanitarium in
Pennsylvania, suffering from a ner-
voUs breakdown.
Basketball Scores
West Side Browns Sc, Cornell
Olympians s.
Seward Park 46, Sterling A. G. %.
Harvard 13, Francis Parker 8.
Evanston so, Morgan Park %.
-O-O- ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

They say that in his SUFFRAGE
speech Congressman Bowdle said
things (which cannot be, with pro-
priety, printed in a newspaper" Great
Scott! and Ohio refused to return to-
congress man with all that coma
mand Of language!' 80 Co. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04
STUDEBAKER CORP. TO BUILD
JTTNEY BUSES

Toledo, O., Feb. q. - Encouraged
over the titney bus situation in the
various cities of the country where
the bus has been tried, directors and
sales managers of the Studebaker
Corporation at a meeting at South
Bend, Ind, on Monday and Tuesday
decided to build 500 jitney buses inn
mediateIy, it was announced here.
The buses will have a carrying ca
pacity of IL people, will be enclosed,
steam-heated from the engine ex-
haust, side entrance and will be so
arranged that they can be opened in
summer
O-O-
Ha! Carranza's on top! His cur
rency is selling at 13 cents. Villas
at 9. But, maybe Villa has presses
that will turn out the most.
In France tobacco shop privileges
are usually granted to the widows of
army and navy officers. ...- j
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-04

Freddy Britton, kid brother of Jack
Britton, is hailed around gyms as one,
of the cleverest Of the new crop of,
youngsters in the fistic game. He Isl
developing rapidly in working with
the top notchers this winter and
promises to go even further in the
game than his more famous brother
has. He is an intelligent, Ikable lad)
speedy and learns the finer pointsI
quickly He is to engage in several
important battles during February
and March.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-25

| Sarrp Z. 2ebmdfI an Gdtberin,
Dibman. Grer'r., $750.
| William .. 0epcu an VropibenI
Gdbinos 9. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
Serman 6. Gtrottr on Soiepb 8.
Widam. $4100.
Wlinnie Z. Barton an glorib 9pbt
pdrf 9. II. 9. u. Co., S2S00.
auaiff g. Scfertarnp an 8rieb'
Ton German 9dnf so. $1,000.
Roiie g. Sellers an %. 8. Settle,
$500.
giGarb 4. 5uIforb on Wh. aoot.
cnt 9. II. 9. Gp., $4,000.
Grstisl Silpermdn an Imslid Wtars
tert, $3.50.
emma 6oopengarbuer an glbalaibs
Wle2ttes, $1,000.
6enrp gsTper on Stat. aps. g. II.
9. Co., $1,000.
GGrrie @eitln,per ou Rep Wlobdfpf
g. u. Co., $1,000.
perman @ebung an 5nuoDer u. VI
60. $500.
Gerborb G6ulte an Subspobl
9retpina Co., $10,500.
Gorab 9obnsr an gloria g. II. y.
Co., $4,000.
Narb 9. aloiter an Sobn Q. aiid,
$1,000.
@etifqte Sppothettn.
sSiaac u. GontIin on Sianodrb y.
II. 8. Co., $500.
Sof. O. Marie on 2tleT. anieslp,
$2955.
q. We. 2apin 2unrbsr 90. an Ga
iberine Chute. $540.
GSreb. 8rsner on 5raHtG. Sirumpf,
$1,000.
iJrseman 6. 8offins on Dsitipooo
Someiteab Co., $500.
Soiep6 s. Widbnm on Southern
Ohio Gabinss 8ant Co., $4,000.
GpeIpn .. Grnit oil 9ammon 3beo'
logical Sotisih, $2250.
gluauit 9. Spfertomp on Brighton
German Bari Co., $500.
Bernard e. Nudiman an Sarrp
Oldham II. 4no.. 5000.
6snrp 6. aoiier an O. BiniteI.
$500.
Gharl.s +. Barber on Delta 6. u.
Co.. $50.
Charles sIsin an bo.. $1,000.
Sfaac Brdb on Union Sanin9s
9. II. z. 60. $1,000.
Gbas. g. 9pben an 70. W. Strosr.
500.
1rant s. Goldman an s. W. Ru'
liion. 1927.
ioa .. @pOoruff on GntsrprtIs
.. II. 6. Co., $500.
Ri6orb 8. sulforb al Ghas. o..
Gomeans. $3.50.
Srso. VI. GuefIsr on ReGbtns Roao
6. ii. q. Co.. $.3400.
RDiie g. SeIlerg on Rate Russ
ipain. $1700.
6arrp :. Wsiuu an Slsu R. Guris,
$3.50.
@m. 8. Cans an S.rman 8. Str'
aens. S400.
10. .. Spfherlsisb an bO., s627.
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SIN @efanseucnSus.

0reimuI bat Der gobHbofsiorHHIans
bant bss Observation-Disclosures s. mid
it0n nsrtr0itst, als i3 mid pesen eis
ner Tobrselsgeubsit mad aai5au on
ibn fDaRbts. Srssnb Elm 3uS Diro
heuie ihon nod obssheH, nbsr ipdHn,
bab .ldbt ii5 BEL ben jssissn Ders
bSItniiisn Hi9t nit 8eitimmihei. ia'
gen, Iautete iebesmal Der gdheib.
80 tpanbsrs if osun pom friibeuWors
gen INNER tpiebsr bur6 bic Straben.
in bsHtn isbes 6aus BON eben gu eHbe
aeaaussnsnRufeuias.n ipridt. .9roHb'
ssidpdrsts Wuuern. aussepIiinoerte
9aben, S6mub ii6eral. 3ipan3ig
aiIOmstr ibalauftDdrts iit .iHs b.fs
iige Sdlaht i'm 9ange, unablGHig
irGgi Der gsrgfDinb ben roIIenbsuOon'
nsr it,tpsren Ssihiisiampies beriibeI.
Misber mslo. i6 IN Der ensen
aan5Iei bes gabnbofsiommanbdntsn.
0issmal ipirb mir trOitli6sr gti4sib:
am Qbenb piro Elm @srpunbeien'
unb 9sfang.nentransport ra@ 9. OBJ
gef.riigt fpsrbsn.
Gin pnar Siunben ipdisr. Wie cine
bIdbbIaus, elsib.nbe 9raubsnbesre
hGnat iibsr bem 9abnbof cine gosens
Iamps. gle Ibeint in Der Cuff su
fhpsben, 70 unbur4fi&iis III bic
Raflt. Rur tpas in ben 2i4itreis Der
bIsnbenbsn augeI iommi, pirb IN Elm
geb Dsibsr StrabIsn setau4t. Reben
BEN Siationsa,bdubs srbsbt iih eiH
LANCER SoIaiduppsn. .,a. Il. I. Deri6s
ftigunssitation" itebt auf einem iibr
bic Shiir aenngelteH Brett. Jmmer
ipenn bi. inarrsnbs pfort. ii6 Dffnei.
prallt Elm. 9ampfpolie NIT bem Duff
friIder TlsiTbbriibe beraus. Dor ipes
, niaen WiHuten bat Elm Wasen 2eiht'
p.rpunbsis aus Der gront etbra6t.
giner na4 bem anbern padt fsin gbs
oeihirr BON 9orniiier, iie sebeH sur
9arads biniiber unb iommsn nit &c.
flllten Rapf Surid. unb baIb iib,n
ibrsr Or,ibis bersniist in bem tIsinsa
Dartefaal.
SIM 2idtiesel Der gOg.nldmp.
brdnat iid isbt Elm braunr S1ufe:
bic 9sfangeHsn, bic am Gahmittae
einasbrafa ipurben. 60 einbsitlih bi.
llniformsn, bic fnmubisen Rdntel.
70 perifiebeu bic a6pfs. lleber bdrtis
o,u GpIihieru init oetp1hnIid<m
itumpIsm 2usbrud Elm paar asute mi.
feineefcrmien, helen StirnsH unb
ilarem Bid. Daneben Subsu NIT
rotbidimmernbsn Gpibbdrtsu unb ben
Mien,n Der Gpisssbebtsn. ginige aos
fat.n. Ri.Isnierl. NIT idnor5en 5eIIs
miiben unb biden, pelerinenartigen
llmbdnesn. Damn Iibiriide Sfiiben
nit fdrminrotben @9felilappen unb
ipeiben, bOben Ropfbeosduuseu aus
ar&mmsE ,iuDsrssuubors monsplil6s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-25
Graxssiseatbxmsibertrasx
Gtneiuuati "a. Wai.

Z i nt H. "a. Wfdl-
GpeIbn 9. GruIt an Minnie g.
Barton, 48 bei 1876 SUB an Der SIts
isite bon glilsbras 4osnue, 24o SUB
iiioIid OpH SutIsg 4psuue. (Stsusr
$3.50; 81.
Barbara 5eptsr II. anb. an gsr'
nurb Sduisbsrs. Got on Der Giibf.ite
bon 8bitpotsr Canal. n5rbli4 Der 6.
Strabs, (Stsusr 5oc); 81.
Wurp U. pOrtHann an 3. 5enrp
6. portmunn, Got 2 unb 9beil Don
Got 3 in GharI.s 80. 9aier's l. I'm
tsrabt9siIuHs in SpaHaOs, (Stsuer
$3.50; 81.
s5obn Surtmann an Carl s. Sarts
mann u. GHb.. Elm 5tiid aanb In Gel.
iipn 30 in Spmmss Soipnfbip,
(Stsusr 81; 81.
gHna Goritbers an Jreberidu 9ups
per. Got no in gsbar Grobs 6. IL. g.
Qf'n. lIntsrabtbsiIuna (Steutr S4);
$500.
Gbpdrb garIion on gbiparb Bed
mann. Got 30 in s. s. grais's un'
terabtbeiliins in gbepiot, (Stsuer
500; $500.
sfrantes r. Diebl on Qlnnd 8ra'
man, 30 Bel 100 15ub on Observatory
GusHue, 150 f5ub BON Mi6isan gl6s'
nue. (Stsusr $3.50; 81.
sSennie Stratmann an Sulius R.
Grumb. % bel 100 Sub an Der Oit'
fsite BON Stites QlDenus. bsftsbenb aus
Got 6 In Charles r. Stites' llnterub'
tbeiIung. (Steu,r $3.50; 81.
Gburlss Wlaner an Dillidm u. 2tns
Der, 30 sSuB an 9labifone glpenus,
bsiiebenb aus Sbeil Don Cots 10 uub
il in 6enrp Starr's llnterabtbeiIllng
in @antsOills, (Steuer SOC; 81.
Robert fSrantsn on ". g. Sims
monbs cr., Got an Der fiib6itliaen
Ssit. Der GIiff Strabs, 5ipifhen Ohio
4penus uno Der Graham Strabe,
(Sttuer 5ot); 81.
Gsprg. ). 6sbauf az GbarIss 3.
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9rnxs.issntkams 'Ssy'ttessa
Weueiusetraaem

( 4nna. Sraman on SOutbru Sbio
Sapings gdnt Co., $500.
s5ofspb 6. Wari. al Rortbpeftern
Mutual aife Sui. Co., $2100.
6enrp s. Diers an Sa!Isp .. u.
g. Co.. $1,000.
China Z. Ssoman on GIarsne. g.
2app u. @nb.. $500.
gQa u. R. 8artbolometp on gbris
itiun sSenB. $500.
SuIius ". grum6 on Ssnnis Stratr
mann, $25O0.
geter sling on aunis aumphaus.
$1,000.
greO. gr.m.r an llniou Saptiss
$. IL. z. Co.. $500.
Fireman 6. 9offing an Dsiilpoob
SomeIieao Co., $1,000.
DO. on Catherine Dibmanu, grer.
$500.
Charles alsin an Delta 9. u. Co..
$1,000.
Wiaria Z. Gombaugb on bo., $500.
Wiaria Z. Dombangb on bo.,
$1,000.
Charles r. Barrier an b., $3.50.
gfop %. GianfOrth an Sutleb
8ant, $1,000.
Sdrrp Z. 2ebmdnu an Catherine
Dibman grcr'r., $3.50.
30. an bo., $500.
50. an elIbsrt WiSmusts, $3.50.
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tGnnte; ba er aber Ribts fan0, Il
briidte er i'd, 10 feit in cine Gde, baf
bic eanSe Gdube tnadie.
.Das lit Elm entiebIi9er alter
Menf9!" ba9te feline gednsitigte See
Ie; .i4 CLAUDE. er rietht feinsn sd.
bel :. +. penn er mid bier finbet, bin
ilb elm Sinb oes 9obes!"
limb bantit beftete er Farr Ieins
SIide duf ben 4rtilIeriiten, Der nit
grimmiaer Miene, ben Regeni6irm
trampfbaft nit Der Iinten Sanb UNI
ipdnnt, INNER ndber fam, ipie Der 81.
ger, Der duf feline 9eute iprinssn ipiG.
SaIe tpurbe es f6ipar5 nor ben
gu9en; in Ieinen Sbren t0nts ein felt
James 9linaer, unb in ieinem Ge6irn
ertitanb Der lpilbe. unndtiirline @es
baute. ii4, ipie bic alter ROmsr, in bas
S6pert gu ftiir5en, bds ibm elm bDs
ies Ssatum in bic Sano gebriidt.
SSest mar Der Oberit mir nod flint
Cd rite opn Der 2aube rntfernt, dls
er plobIih ittaitonb, bic 9lide entpors
lpanoie, pie nenn tr ii6 iibsrseiisen
ipoIlte. Oh er bier aud re6t isi, bann
ben Re9enihirm eesen einen Baum
Ie6nts uno I9Iieblih isIrr in cine
aisrItfe tleine gube frat. bic gang
bon pilOem Wsin iimrdntt mar uub
bic Snis oorbin gar Mot bemerit bats
ts.
.0as ma9 ,r bo nolen2" bahte
unier TreuHb; i'm ndditen Wloment
dbsr i1ob inn ipitbtr cine isner eners
giften Sbeen olrh btn &opf. NIT be-
nen i'm elm aiinftiges Gjiaid Dfters
beandoiate. penn er ar Hanbs zines
qborunbes dynamite.
gliBI6ntQ, dls frsnn sr StabIfes
bern in ben gsiuen b6tie, iprang er
aus Der 2au6s, ersrifi nit Der Iintsn
s0anb ieirsn seIiebtsn Rsgsnidirm,
itsIlie nit Der rsftsn btn SdbeI on
oeiisn Stelle uno beiono iid1 i'm
nGfittn 9lus,nblid nieosr in ieinem
9erited
gine baI6e Wiinute fsdtsr trat Der
S6erit luieeer aus BEN tIeinen Sduss
den; absr tper bei9rei5! iein eritaus
nen, als sr unitdtt bes Regsni6irms
ieinsn SGbsI an bem gaum erbIidtel
Grft rib er bic 4ulsu ipeit duf,
als ipenn er Elm Wunor sei9aut;
bann ihob er ben S6rurr6art ems
por. bab bsrIeIbe dusio1, ME Elm paar
itnpurss Grme, bic Der 6immeI I'M
2tuitIdruns onflsbten, unO idIieBli9
itiirsts er nit folder Nebsmsn3 oui
feline Wuffe 5u, oub CT in oenielbsn
MlOment nit bem Sppi aessu ben
Baum rannte. in tpelt,m ieine Re6ts
ben SGbsI srsrtiI.
60 itdnb er, ii6 mi Der 5anb bic
Stirn rsibsno, unb bic tbrauenbsn
gIids auf isin Ssitenasrsbr nit ben
uuBabIigsn RoftiIeden 5eitenb, als Is
auf BEN gsrron bimmtte.
Boiler anqit, bub e, ii9 pieIleiat
nod siumoI Dsrfpdteu .1Hnte, iesie er
iich bel bisien mabneroeu S6nen fos
fort in Elm turSes 9ro56en unb mar,
uuisrp.es ftirsn osrreiitteH Sdbsl
puBsnb, gIeid barauf I'm Die Ode bss
9abnbofsaebGuoss Dsridpunbsn.
Saie hoItr Qtbem ipie cine 2ufts
pumps; bunR isBts er ii9 ebenfaus in
9rab. rate lpis ein, Bonnie burh bic
Meni6snmsngs. fpyoug in bos ndhit.
Coupe brittsr Slaiis, briitis ii& in
bic entsegsnssiest. Gde, mahts Elm
oergnigt uHbefaHgsHss Seii9t uub
partsts Der 0ing., Die ba tommen
iparon.
limb es .amsu oeren nod eenus;
benn in ben Ndtiisn RiRuten itopfts
Der g6affsr oas ganss Coupe 70 Duls
Isr MsHidsn, bab RE sinunbsr brett
prssten. ME nab osrpudts pIantagsn'
Giadrrsn.
(TortIsBung folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-25
sraqif6. RHdte5r eiuss

Sra9if DE R il dtebr eines
8 SDbtgesloubten. Gus GraS
ipirb oemeIoet: Die Satin eiues bise
iisen prioatbeamten er6ielt i'm Seps
tember b. =. bon Der MilitGrbeb0rOs
uno einsm Ssreunb ibres SauIes bic
Rd9riht, bab i6r Satts in Der
S6labt Bel @robei ben SeIbertob
fanb; Der 5reunb ibrisb aud, baB er
am 2ei6en6sgdngniB bes 9efaIIeH.n
t6eilaenpmmen babe. Die DittDe 8os
in ibre Seimatb unb sing cine 5tpei'
te gbe nit einem 9robtaufmann Elm.
glls nun Dor einiaen Sogen bic Sat-
ten beim Qbenoefen iabeH, erI4ieH
elm obge5ebrter franfer Wunn - Der
Sootaeglal1bte - in ibrer @obnrug.
gIls er Die @erbeiratbung ieiner &C.
Ilebten Srau erfubr urto Die alntIi.
6en 9ofumef1te bm ieinem Eooe
Ias, itanb er bon ieinem Git ouf uno
ber-i6,pono nah einem Deben 9Ib'
i6iebsnort aus bem Sdufe; aud Der
speite @atte perlieB no6 in Der gIei.
den gtadt ons Saus lin6 lit niAt
mebr suriifgefebrt. Die Grau ar.
frantic infoIge Der aIufregllng 10
itsper, baB man an ibrem @uitom.
men 5peifelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-25
@ b e Id e.

Ser @iebbGnoIer @uulpel NeDer.
ftein bepeidiert an feline Srau: pa
Der Bug I'M 8 ubr feline O6ien NIT.
.nimart, touuus t& Git Elorgea.'
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-05-27

Cora I. Wilcox to George L.
Lambert and others. part outlot
G in Union City, $10O.
Noah G.. Whistler to John L.
Whistler and others, a small tract
in Union City. $11OO.
Ira Vernon and others to Chas.
P. Bell, lot 271 in Union City, 81.
H. A. Webb, per executors, tc
Perry Bachman and George s.
York, part lot "a in Greenville
$4,000.