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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-09

sIba Icicnberg an glctipe y. imo 2
Co.; $2f00.
Gerielbe nn Subn s. 9lnSriot
$500.
ScnrD :. SimIi9 an @eit 2i6ertD
q. uno 9. Co.; $500.
ssobn 6. Bennett al grite glationaI
y. imo &. Co.; $500.
SetiIete Sppotbefen.
sScfepb .. Ulariften oil aiberal 9.
lnb g. Co.; $500.
&ermnn Sqfnbcrg oil Ennnerp Y.
mo &. &C.; $500.
gInna ~. @leiton an Goutbern
Chic 6. iino z. Co.; $2400.
eGa R. Smitb all CARTHAGE g. IL
6. .&.; $500.
Wasrtba u. Striebirig on Getider
SarSipeSr .. into g. Co.; $4,000.
Srcnt glidiier oil Brighton Ger
nian 9nnt Co.: $1,000.
Gli6abetb &an;oing aii Z. g3arO 8.
nib 3. 60; $780,.
g6fpin Z, Wirtbluhie an 0ao0iiou
9. g(. go. 9; S1625.
sycbn e. g9iuis all oerielbsn @au'
perein; $1250.
Midncf @heIIer an SenieIbeu 9Sii'
aberrin; $3.50.
&eter gSifcI an Sbermnn g. ,ulo
9. 60; $500.
glo5ert q. @ft9inep all GIiiioro
j. @oroes; $3.50.
Gafie 9cIfer, 9rliiiec. un Soltbern
Ohio 9. inlb Z, 60; $500.
GfarIes s. 1onries an GleuDap
.. mo 9. Co.; $500.
i5rnnf u. y SOIL on Giti3eiis Sit
3. unb 6. &C.; $50,
Siiiers OF Gbcie0 SfeIl arnas. an
Sarrp 2. @cbtiug; $4,000.
9arfeIbe an Sranf s. Sinnep;
$3.50.
Bernard q. Mlads an Rsli. Bar
'sr; $535.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-09
Griunerunsen au Die aaiierSeit
in Wlerifu.

9i. ebernaligs aaiIsrin Charlotte
BON MtIito bat om 7. SUM ibr 70.
gebensjabr poIlenbet. sic bsipobHt nod
INNER bic nabe 9rdfsl sslssene SOm'
merrsiibsn3 Der belsiihtu aonissfumi,
lie, S6Iob 20eien. Die ornIe JrdlI
pirO burd bic seiitjse llmnudiung Dor
ben Sdredniiisn Der GrinRsrung tes
lpabri; he pertor has GsOdftnib p0uis
unb fiibrt, obssisbsn BON ieIiensn G.us
bsrunsen ibrsr muiitaIiidsn 9egabuHs
unb ibrsr glumeHlisbt, ein nur aufs
a0rpsrlih sWdisrisIis esridtsiss Sas
Iein. Den MGrtgr.riOb hires @atisr.
bes aaiisrs Mar, bat fe nidt srFdbs
ren, Da Der Wabniinn Dor ieiner am
19. Suni 1867 in GueraarO erfoIstsu
GrI6iebung ausbro9. griunsrunseH
an iie unb ben &niier Iebten absr IN
Wteritp, pobin mein Wann i'm Sabre
1881 dls Setretdr Sur beutiheH De-
ianbiiaait ssf6iti 'tpurbs, meter unb
bic bamaIiss Rssieruns Der Rs9ubIi.
mar nidt gang Obne Spree besiisli4
elmer iIsineH Sdar bort seb!i.bsHsr
taiierIidsr 2lnbdHssr.
Ulan untsrbriidts ssiliHentIif aCes
on bos 9niierpdar Mdbneube unb Bat
beifpieIspsiI. meinrn Manu, Der bur9
feline auffaaenbs Grobs, bur4 Gtf6iss
Idhitt, Defenders bur@ ben bIonbsH
@oubart bem GaiItr ni9t adn; una
GbnIi1 mar, er mSbie isintn bObtn
beagruu.n 3pIinberbui, ben aud b,r
erihofsns adifer msiit getr1gen battle,
nit sin.r onbern aOpfb,bsduns per.
tauidsn; man t0nnts iOnit al cine
.DemOnitration@ elnubsn. gbenio bats
ts man bic ginri4tuns bss pom aais
Ierpaar bttpObnten, 5ipei ailomsitr bon
Der Soupiftabt am enbs Der srobsn
promenabe (pdi.o) liegsnben SaIOFes
Gbnpultepee, in bem ieiiber bic @Tcuela
MiIitar. cine 4rt arisssi9ul, untsrs
ge6rodt ift, entferni; bas periSufide
taifsrlids gisentbum on MSbeln,
Guniis,gtHitdnbsn unb gerdibIhdfttn
mar, iotpsit ss nitt ituatlid3 sinsejogsH
pbsr an OtIisrreicb Suriidsesebsn purs
be. in qripatbeiis iibsrs.suneen.
Sin in gl.yiiO surIidsebIi,benr
SeIierrei6er, Der ebenIo tpis Der
9si6tpater bss Gaifers, pabrs sFiI4er
unb iein asibar5t, Or, Semslbsr. Der.
islbe, Der bic RaiIerin ouf ibrer lln,
sIiidsreiis nad europa bseleiiet bate
uub Der BEL ibrem sriten, Rsrp.nanfaII
na9 Der Suiammsntlnft NIT Ssm
frnn56fif&en Serrj6rpaar in ct.
gloub aus paris tu ibr sebolt ipurbs
- nit ben SeIierrsi9.rn ms 9anb sss
fommsn mar, Der aud in ipsitsren
areiTen be.annie Or. adsfa (fpdter
anldBlitb isines 2lufenibultss in SaaI
Sebdiiidn bel Der bdmnlissn 9GnigiHs
Resentin. i,bt a0nisinsWuiisr bon
Spanisn. gtborsnen GrSbtrscgin bon
SeItsrreid, Der er einioe beionbers
ipertbpoae 2lnbtnien on ibren .aiIerIis
den @srpanbten sn 6iibsn lsgis. e,s
abslt) bate ben gr6bien 9beil Der ga,
den sripOrben unb 81 elmer Biemli9I
poIlttdnbtsen Gammluns Dsreiniet. SnI
.ibr bfinben fi& II. q. BE lssttH csl.I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-09
Gin gutmlt6lger
]l1ep6ifo.
Romii6er Romdn bon
U. Don 70 | n / er el B.
(Eortfeb

(5ortieBung)
,Nebmen Sic es ni6t libel, meine
Oumen, bub i9 sic eri9redt babe,
ntetert. Semper, nun gang aug Oem
GebiI6 tretenb, tpsiter; Duber ss ges
i6ab aug reiniter RdaftenpfIt4t unO
WenI8eRliebe beFsr ein tletner,
poriibsrSbenber S9mer5, uls Elm gros
bes, nadbaItiees rnsIit i4
femme bas aus Grfabruns iibris
gems auberorbeRtli9 ungenebm gene
len, Sbre tpert4e getanntihdft gsma4t
gu ferperem seneigten DoblpoLIsn +.
penn sic Oieleidt gang rein gebaItes
nen Mofel1pein sebrdu6en ADJ 10
. bite tauienbmal I'M @nti9ulois
sung -. bic @ef9dftsgefpObnbei
ipifien Sic >. babe alio nOdmals
Die Ghre, mid J4nen ongelsgentIi4it
gu Giibsn gu lesen."
Die beiben 9anen eilten odppn, tpis
aipei flii4tise, aufgeffeu9te Rebe, unb
SGie blteb unbeDegli9 iiben, aIs tpenn
sr in cine Salaidule perpanbslt pdre.
Seine 4rme bingen ibm f6laFf unb
traftlos am a0rper beruntsr, bic far
ren, glan5loTen 8lide fparen auf ben
8oOen sebeftet, unb feline 3iige 9atten
beinabe ettpas StumpfiinHises.
rHa!" rief Rero Semper, ein trei3s
fiDsIes Gefidt ma6enb unb formli6
geblGbt Dor SeIbitaufrieOenbett; rbas
bdtten mir NAL ipisber gut eena9t,
rpie9 - gu sinem giinitiseren Moment
tonnte i6 gar ni6t tommen. - Rein
auf Gbre uno SeIisteit!,
5df. itisb eireR b.tmpfsu, unartisa.
Iir!sn 9sut aus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-09
GrunOeise 6pputbefen.
Gcue Snpotbefen

g}eue Snpotbeten
ssr1nf Sipcuringin or sInoerion
Germ .. iw6 g Co.; $500.
Is. u. g9insote an Samiel Sniitb {;
$tU0.
gapor6 8. aeeuan on gStpato 8.
@iilr; S145.
Gcrris 3. 8iIep an @iIlinm 6.
Gbciing; $1,000.
IoOIpbils a. Senton all @iIiinm
Is. gbeIing; $500.
@inIpiuo @oaas all Sannerp .. a.
go. $4,000.
g9ilIiom 5. girron an ct. @ernaro
g. um6 .. q. Co.; $4,000.
ssene g. Wepcr an Solltbern Sbio
g. uno z. Co.; $500.
sSoiepb Sector an gaaSiion 9. U.
Ro. 2; S2125
%. g8. Glippinger OH SenieIbeH
@oilDerein; S250o.
Spbn e. @ilis on 6enieIben Ban.
oereiE; $3.50.
gernnro 9ouemeper OIL oenielbcu
@ainerciu; 1915.
Gbrpin,S. @irtbiuine au 6enieIbcu
9ouperein; $1625.
I2innie 6. Shibbs on oerrieIben
9aitpereIn; $2625.
goma 8. gofer on 6euieI6en @mi-
oercin; $3.50.
WPid,aeI WhieIler on benielbeTl Bait
pcrein; $1375.
gIbGe sS0tfs on beiiieIber Ban.
perein; $3.50.
BERNARD 3. Camping an Z. @aro
z. lmo .. 60. ;'S1100.
Scrnie Camping an OenieIbeI9@i.
oerein; $1,000.
@Orparb SeIir on abSiicn .. uro
9. 60; $4,000.
CHARLES q. Doung OIL Gongreb ..
q. Co.; $i00.
gbirIep G. Sarouot an benieIbeu
Bmtrerein; $500.
Srnrces @ur6inl on Z. @arb 6. II.
@. Co.: $500.
9leIlie q. 2arp on Wnbiion 3d. u.
SO. 2: $4,000.
9iobert o 9onipaD aii GaTt Gii6~a.
81. 60; $4,000.
gseaie o. D9ueIler on GentraI Ror.
Doo6 9. imo 6. o.; S2500.
gaiI @ibl on g9eitern German
9onf; $500. X
@iIlis 6. Sarper an $poe part 9.
unb g. Co.; $2250.
Sreocrid aIeine an o. u. geters
gtealtp Co.; $2062.96.
Soiepb 2i1tenbergcr an SntleD
@anf; $1400.
glonin 9. Satbupap ar Sobu 8.
@dfefieIb. $1,000.
glm1a @euroon on SolitberH Clio
9. unb z. Co.; $1,000.
sSofepb ". Strebling an BriceiSiu
SO. 9 8. uno 6. Co.; $2250.
g8iIIinm z. @iirfum on SnntiItcu
Goluttp gntionnl ganf; $1,000.
sSranf y. Gdrrie0ers an @Ientunn
g. un0 Q. Co.; $4,000.
syliIia 9. Wtirrpbp am @iIInrb %.
goyter; $2500.
Grnnf u. o. SOIL on Gitiseusl Gilt
%. snb q. GorSeoo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-09

Sncob Q. Cor on Ibe GIepeIdno
Sriit Gompanp. "a SAB on Der gBeit.
leite BON YroaopaD, roroIid) bon
Gritter StroBe; fcrner, 80 bel 200
,Sib OIL Der Siioicite BON Gilman
GtraBc, 445 sui, oItIid) pom slnblrll
apenue; ferner, 30 bel 200 SUB nrl
Der Siioicite pon Gilman Tpe., 800
Sub DitIif BON gliibnrn slpc. ST.
Gora Sd)iIling oil sSoiepb 2iiten.
BERGER ilno Sobu 2iiienberger, 40 bel
1919 Sub an Der Siioieite BON 2ibertu
Sircse, 5ipiiden Wiain pIio Spca.
more Str. (Steuer $2); 81.
Sbolms Slannerp al 2ottie Sian.
nerp, 60 lei 29i Sup an Der Sitieite
bon Soerloof gIpe. alrf 9Srire Sill
(Steiicr $l.50); 81.
@eorae 9. Yausban an gli5abetb
5e,olnan, 30 bel 175 Sup an Der
9torSisite bon ct. g9iniams sIre., 270
SUB ipeisyid BON .. aue. aif sSrice
Sia (Stencs SD; 81.
@eorac 9 &cugbdn an anna Siief,
30 bel i75 SUB ali Der gioroieite Don
ct. 8iaians gloenlie, 800 SUB nett
lid BON 3. glpenue aui griee Sia
(Steuer 81; 81.
: 3lora 9inu, sIominiitratrir, an Die
Suoepobl grerping Co., 3beiI uos
Cots 6, z inlo 8 in Dt. uno 6. giaiI.
rooo Gonlpnnp's Si.boipiiion an
Donnea Strabe (Sterer- $D; $4,000.
@alter g. S1ntibt, @retlitor. on
CLAUDE Shaier, 81 bel 1S0 5pB on
Ger gScitieite BON GeIta glne. 100 SUB
uorOlih bon @ilIis sIpe (Steuer SIDE
$500.
ssobn .. @feiieI6 al George 8.
Saaen, 250 bel POO SUB oil Bciieite
pom soae StraBe, bilbenb Cots 1tS
uno tt9 in 9tiperoieiu Bart Cub.
$175.
g9iudro g9. Barter al sSlilia 9.
Got 5 i'll gennet uno Bar
iers Cub. on GeIta gLpe. (Steier
o.Ou)J Sl.
Sarriet 6. groipn an Sorace SiO.
9ntb, elm Snbr 9Sadst BON =. Sil!i
1915 an auf ons Gigentblm befannt
ais 73e imS 1872 GIarf StraBe; mo.
antIid,e @lietbe $50.
sSoln s.. slnoriot oil gIbe Jiciets
bsrg, 2S bel 60 SUB an Der georoieite
pom Sapsburg Strnte, 56 iSub oitliA
bon 9urrea 9tpe. (Steuer so; 81.
sSoiepbhe Greper all s. Argit !
0reper, 90 fsub on Der @oroieite bon
Jtortb Baltimore Yire; 81.
2otiie ~. geeaner or SSobH >. Zen.
nett, 9ot 62 in gtorpoco giap Sub.
81 90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-09
GrnHseisentbxasibertrasxnse
Cincinnati o, s. SyuIi.

Soiepb 9. @ariidpn Gil SSobr
goer lm6 Slrbert 6. Soellete. 374
ader 2aub in Seftion in Golerail
EOtunibip (Steuer 81 81.
Selen WfctStn an 2arp Z. Wfc8iun,
80 bel 1873 SUP an Der gseitieite bon
greitIine gbe.; 81.
Sum. Gliaer an die II. Subp@ol0.
man, 2ot 500 in Gebar @rone 6. u.B.
sQin. Cub. aui 4riee Sia (Steuer
$50; 81.
WfatiISa 9orS an abe iu6 Sobp
Goldman 2ot 5o6 in Gebnr 8rooe Z.
uno y. aiin. Sub. CSteuer Soc; 81.
Charles gaebIer al Ibe Columbia
greseI & gafing Company. "a bel
1873 SUB all Der Gillette bon GoleraiH
gDe. (Steiier 81; 81.
: Is. See 9spnep al Soiepb Soctor.
2ot i9 in Sobn S. 0tttsen's Cub. in
Waaoiionpilie (Spuer SOC; 81.
2aura 5. 3epiitr an Carl 50. 9e.
putin II. o., 81 bel l57 6i,B an Der
Siibieite BON Wain Strabe in Wia0i-
ionpille; 81.
Clifford 9. 9orid AT Sernie Gam.
ping. Sot IS unb SbeiI bon Got 19
in WiIls luo Sfines 5ipeiter Sitb. in
@oripooo (Steuer SO .50); 81.
CLIFFORD 6. gorib on Bernard
Camping. 2ot 20 lno einen sDeiI poU
2ct 10 in Whus puo Shines 5lpeiter
Sub. in %. @ourooS (Steuer $3.50;
$1.00
gInnie auIpar0 olt Wlabinno Gan.
iome, II bel 10 JIB. oil Der Siio.
ieite bon Court Srdbe, 26t SUB
iueitlid oon Court StrnBe; ferner, II
bel 1t0 SUB an Der SiiOieite bon
Court SraBe, 27S 5lb tpeftIi6 BON
Gutter Strabe (Steuer $500;
$62o0.
Sbe Soutbern Ohio Gapines @anf
60, Sruitee, al Uiargaret e. 8aro,
9ot 1872 in 5niriar Cub. in Seftio-
nen s unb 10 in Columbia GoiDribip
(Steuer SOC; $500.
6annie 9. Mcclure on Snrrp 6.
35 bel 205 ;SiiB OIL Der gsoro.
ieite ben Sesea Gtrabe in Wsabiion,
bile (Steiier 50c): 81.
Sarrp g. gerfIep an geIIie 3.
aacy, 30 bel 205 Sub on Der moro.
Iidjcr Seite BON !9ceeQ Strube in 9aa.
hiicnpiGe (StelIer 50e); 81.
Strnm W. 9ililiion an SSobn 3.
Sfsipper, 2ot POI in Siram W. gtlli.
ion's si;6. on 9aIe slDcuie QStellcr
500; 81.
armin Q. 5fattermnnu on Pall
uno Gnna 90. 9icbl, go bel 12O 5uB
an ber @eitieite BON Clifton IDeilie,
32 61ib iiiblih Don Calhoun StraBe
(gteuer So: 81.
S. 6. gloerp II. ". nit ssobn glettig
II. o., 10 Snbre 9afDt bonn 1. angiHt
1915 auf 20 bel 11S Slrb an Der
98eItieiR BON 8remen Strabe; npnat.
lide giente $15.
Sranf 8. @riIep an Catherine @.
RebE, eine 2ot an Der gtorbieite BON
#ebbcnf gbe. (Steuer $2); 81.
sSobn 81. Bitts an Ebe o. u. pe.
ters 9ealtD Gompap, so bei 108 Sub
1it Der Saibdt.@de paI Gbnfe inb Sc.
rome slDeni,e In &auHliHspiIe 4Igtea'
e stlis1,'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-09

9ermiue iu9te ben 8uabaltsr auf.
Der fib fnon In ieinem 3immer be-
fanb. ~6eblsr, lie6er !peBler. ME itebi
es nit Der 8afeg" frugte iie 6aitis.
Der 9rtis ftarrte bas erreste Widbs
den an. oWarum iinb Sic 70 aufse,
reet9" fragte er.
.8erssiTen sic bic stpolHauienb
sbaler ni6t! pieis miiiien 3uriidbe-
Sablt iperben -"
sd babe nit geior9niB, ia nit
ansIt baran sebadt; fhon sluuste i6,
bic trauriss S6ulb tiIgen au f0nnen,
bas 9elo lag in unIerer aaiie. oa
mubte elm papier sin9et0it perben, bas
mir ni9t 5uriidseben lafen tonnten.
Wieberum mar unIer 9elbporratb ers
i60pft unp nem perbanten mir bies2
- llniersm Greunbe, Dem Serrn Sbers
f0riter."
nSeblsr, i'm Ramen 8ottes. seben
Sic mir enbli9 4uftIGrung!"
DER 9reis ma6ts cine abfpebrenoe
8epesuns nit Der 9anb. sd lam
s.s nidt, = i'd tann es beim beiten
WiIlen nibt! 8, ih babe f6on gu piel
eeIagt! Grtldren sic ii9 MN ben
3Orn Sbres 9aters, Der in allem. mas
er unternimmt, oltrh ieinen tiidiifeu
Seino sebinbert piro2 DER Sbsrf0rs
iter bat uns ourd feline Sdurtersi
sebntauienb Sbaler cntriiien! Gr piro
pobl nod mebr tbun, tpirb niht raiten,
I'm uns gu 9runbe gu ri9ten; uber
bas fou ibm nidt gelineen, mir tperoen
ibn enbli6 serf4mettern! -"
Sudden bate inbeB ben Sirfens
buId srrsidt; Der 9lbenb mar tiibl, elm
idarfer Winb 5pg pOn ben WieIen bers
iiber, auf beuen iih Elm ipsibgraaer ytes
bel sebiIbet bate. Die Sterne thinner
ten I6on, obsleid es nod ni6t gang
buntel mar; lie mar gum Sobe betriibt,
Selbftmprbssbantsn itiegen in Der Gee
lie Der unsliidliben auf; pl0Blid bDrte
iie baitise Sdritts. GrI9rett tpcllte lie
5ur Seite treten, aber ba ftanb 9ietri9
Starte fbDn Dor ibr.
rSus6en!" rief er atbemlps; .Deine
Wutter fagte mir, Ou fpdreit na4 Der
papierfabrit eegunsen, bu bin id 9ir
entsegenseIaufen, i'd mub nit Dir
ipredsn.A
rOu bait tpobl ipieber 9etrunten9"
%, i6 trinte IGneIt nidbt mebr, neil
Du es mir perboten bait; Dir st 2tebe
tbue id Ilss, unb ipenn ss mir nod
10 fauer antommt!"
Sie tpoIie tort. ,Gs 1T i6on fpdt,
LAB mid beimgebsn," fpraa lie uuDils
fig.
Dietrid ergriff )ibre Sunb.
.Wir iinb bier alIein, es tommt
Jfiemanb, Der uns bort; Susden, Du
nubt es mir jebt erlauben."
rWas beun2" fraets bic iunas Sruu
bic mertte, baB Der Rothtopf en- ean'
zen aDrpsr sitterts.
sd mub es meineu Gltern iasen
oab i'd Did beiratbeu min"
nWer spinet Did bennP"
-Sa. bas 1T 10 cine 9ei6i6ts! Sus,
ben - i6 muB es bieien 4beHb nod
'aeen; Der Batter min ptiIen, tpobin
,as 9elb sstpmmsn it,"
Sus9sn erf9rat. rUtuB 8eir 9ater
g benn tpiHen, 1T es benr nidt SeiR
igenes GsIb2" fragte lie beitiirat.
Dietria mar perleger. rOos ipphI,
lntiportsts sr; mas bem Batter oeb0rt,
IebDrt aud mir! 9lber 9u peibt. tpie
yer 2lIts 1T; sr bat sufGuig entosdt,
,ub bic papiere feblen unO bic SHUTTER
Vie INNER bas S6limmite fiirtbtst, 1T
Iubsr ii6. sd tann bod niat 8ugeben,
'ab morsen i'm 9orfs bon einem gros
zen Siebitabl seipro6en tpirb; es fpa
ln5eiss BEL bsm 2aubrdtb gsmaht
osrbsn; bunn tommen bic Seusb'urs
nen unb baltsn Radiu6uns, biss barf
iidt gefaebeu!"
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portrdte bes aailerpaarss. 8ritbiIOer
in 2ebensgr0bs. sablrside Gemdlos
uno Bidder, iuniiselDerbli9 nsrihpolie
gleiniaieiisn fpis 3tgare.tcHstuis,
9rieftaiden nnb dbnlifes. iotpls
cine 3aIammenitsluHg bsrporragsutsr
Gtiids aus bsn tafierliten Ycr3elInns,
artltdll. uno Siibsritds nit gIas
mensJug uno aroHe.
Or. aaslo !pdr gIr5t unb bsfab bic
| erobte btuil6s glpotbsis in Wsriio; sr
| iibts IN f,insm 3unagtisIIsnbsim cine
oroBartiae gaiilidteit ssgen ednoslsu'
ie, su bsnen er uns R,i6sosutitls 5nbl'
te, aus. Seins 5riibitiitsmaallstisn
iuaren beriibmt, neil bic oortr:ttli9tn
0eridie auf bsm taiierIid)en Seitttr
unb nit Dem iaiisrli6tn StlSsr uro
ariiida, bas er tros Ddrnuratn Vor
3erIiorunssssfabr bnHu bsnuB:s. dH'
aeriflitt muroen unb neil Die llntts'
baItune tets btltbt unb dRgsregt mar.
Or. aasta unb bic 9orgendun.en. Sr.
Smsloer unb paors JiIfer. Iicbtsn
ifren iaiIerli9en 6errn un0 lp.ddtn
sern BON ibHl. sic bslsu4teien nHo
pertieI;eu i6re Witthsilunssn bard bic
einidldaigs &OrreipOHOeHS bic auts
fbIub iiber Die gorgeldihte oss msrts
ianiiten abenisusrs. iiber bic 5amiiis
eSperbdliuilie bts Gr5bsrSogs Scribe
nane Warimilinn uno iiber ieins, ola
Iein ben Ruin ii6srbauernbe 0sWdtliH.
bic I60ne, Huge aber ipobI inpIlilOe.
Iemperansn.poEs beIsiids PtinSeiIin
sabsn.
9eeiere hattie Merito no9 Dor gtuss
brud Der eAeutli9sn adiaitrOpbe uub
10 stitig berlaIsn, bab iis oon 6ss
aaiiers GsfGnssnunbme uno zen ges
slsitumitGnben nitis abnis. She 'dhl'
rei9en gri,fs iinb iebr peiiimiiiii3 ses
boltn unb erpedsu ben Ginorrd Der
beginnenben @siitesItGruus, be bon
eiappe gu Giuppe, bon pOiifeH0uHg III
9piilenbuug beu.Iid)er berDortrut.
9ab ibrs glerbsn in paris, ourh Die
p0Ilig dblsbnsnbt SaltlIne Rapol.Ons
unb leiner 5rau bsreits fGpsr erfdiIi'
ieri iparen. IN beiannt; re .om iehr
leioenb unb auiseregt in Rcm an. nnb
bort perurfatttn neue enttduihrngsn
ben O0lIigeu 3uiammenbtu6. Gn5s'dsH
puu tesinnsnbsm gsriolgungsiuabus
iinn tuarsn felt einiser 3eit 5sroOraes'
treten; bi: aaiIsrin tuitierte in allen
ibr porg.iebisn Spsifsn Gift uHb mar
nur nit erober Sdtpisrigteit 5ir ees
niig.nbsn Rabrungsaufnabm. ~ iiters
reben. Gines gasss. nnd siner 5eIOns
bers triibiiuuig ptslduf.uen Yormitios
i'm @atitdn, teiu6ie iie zines Der sro'
ben aloIter, bic iib Der er5isbuns Der
5Ddi.r bss iiali.niiasH SJphabsls
ipibmsn, uub perIangts au4 IN Die Riis
de esfiibrt su ipsroeu. Sic aiIg bort
pl6bli9 auf ben srcbtu. bic 5Isii4s
briibe eutbalisnbsH asfa Su. sriff IN
ieinsn brcbsInben SnbaIt unb scg Elm
arobes Stiid RinbfleiIa beraus. an
BEN tie. cbne ibrer BraybipuHoen 81
a9tsn, su tausn nnfins. 9obsi Ssrs
iib.rte iie Der bssleiteHben alOi;srfrdu,
iie mlie iih. um nidt gu psrbuHgsr,
auf iol9e art glubrung peritaiisn,
bo Il, iORIi u.rsiftet tpiirbe. nj. oisfsr
5bat bradt Der oollies WabnIinn. Der
Iie in bic .Giuiitbsl.i"l bon aasieu
fiibrts, iiber Der ungIiidlihsn Jraa sus
fammsn nno bait lie bis beuit. chne
irgeubsirsu 2ihtidimm.r 81 ibr biins
gen gu laiTsn, gfanssn.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-22
LOOKS LIKE PEACE IN THE U. s.
GERMANY SUBMARINE DEAL

Berlin, via London, Sept. 22.-Ger-
man-American submarine contro-
versy probably will be settled to en-
tire satisfaction of both countries by
end of next week.
Germany already has assured U. S.
in informal negotiations began sew
eral days ago that her submarine
commanders will give liners benefit
of doubt when question arises as to
whether steamer is about to attack
submarine or is attempting to escape,
according to reports current today.
All reports to admiralty from officers
of submarine that attacked Arabic,
however, confirm statement Of u
boat commander that Arabic's move
ments indicated she was about to
ram his vessel
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-22
EIGHT ARE INDICTED BY THE UNITED STATES
IN THE EASTLAND DISASTER QUIZ

:. U. S. Steamboat Inspectors Robert
E. Reid and Charles E. Eckliff are
now under indictment by federal
grand jury on charges of conspiracy
and criminal carelessness contribu-
ting to the killing of the S12 Western
Electric picnic crowd who died in the
Eastland sinking.
Fines of $4,000 or ten years i'm
prisonment, or both, are the limit of
what trial jury can give the two in
spectors.
. Six other indictments on the same
two charges named: George P. Ar
mold, president Chicago & st. Joseph
Steamship Co.; VIM. Hull, vice presi-
dent and general manager; w. G.
Steele, sec'y-treasurer; Harry Peder-
sen, captain; ]. M. Erickson, chief
engineer. Walter Greenebaum, pres
ident Indiana Transportation Co. was
named on criminal carelessness.
These six were expected. Guess
ing and betting was to whether the
U. S. department of justice would go
through, nail the two U. S. inspectors
and put them on trial for issuing GER
tificates certifying an old tub known
as cranky and allowing it to carry
500 more passengers than the Cleve-
land bureau permitted.
Coarse attempts of the U. S. steam
boat inspection service to whitewash
it's record began the day Of the dis
aster and kept on till today. Edwin
F. Sweet, assistant to Sup't George
C. H. Uhlir, today gave for papers
statement that the real cause of the
EastIand tip-over was a set of piles
on the bottom of the river left from
LaSalle street tunnel construction.
Not diver working for U. S. Dist
Atty Clyne or for States Atty Hoyne
has reported the existence of such
piles or limited they might have tipped
the Eastland over.
Coarser yet is Sweets statement
ha orOf fhic hIo oridop
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-22
"JoHN D., JR., DON'T KNOW HOW
TO GO AT. IT,"-MOTHER JONES

Akron, O., Sept. Mother Jones
today stated that Rockefeller started
out wrong to obtain f1rst-hand in
formation" when he was accompani-
ed on his inspection tours by the Off
Gals and managers of his mines.
HE should hold mass meetings if
he wishes to accomplish any good at
ALL" Mother Jones said. "Then he
should invite the men to speak with
out fear of losing their jobs and tell
of the horrible oppression.
Rockefeller might want better
conditions in the mines But to get
them he must rise about the level of
the high-class burglars and economic
leeches which now surround him."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-22

ton service angle of the Eastland as
more important than any other. If
the same sort of shilly-shally, Oh
very-well inspection of the past goes
on, there will be more killings like
that of the Eastland and more
slaughters like that of the November,
1912, gale when 240 sailors drowned
on the Great Lakes.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-07-28
Panama Canal Business.

Panama canal earnings over ex-
penses of administration during
the fiscal year just closed will
approximate S250.0O0. The in
come for June was more than
$500, 600, a sum much higher
than the monthly average and
limiting at what may be expected
when traffic on the high seas
moves as freely as its won't with
Europe at peace. Indeed, it is
claimed by Maj. Gen. George W.
Goethals, whose relations with
the canal now are chiefly advis-
ory and whose term as governor
closes in Novem ber, that but for
the war the canal would have
earned a good income on the na-
tional investment as well as paid
for its administrations Chris
tian Science Monitor.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-07-28
When the Standard Oil Con

When the Standard Oil Com.
pany's laborers go out on q strike
and get to rioting it is clear that
things are going from bad to
worse in the industrial world
The Standard Oil has long been
regarded a. the one shining ex'
ample anong the great employ
ers Of labor in this country as
treating its employees 20 fair that
il nsver had any labor troubles
It might be guilty OF skinnine
the consumer on the price oi
oil. but never Of niggardlinesf
in the wage of its hired man,
To Be q Standard Oil enploye
wss b Be contented and happy,
1hat va the general impression
Therelbre the strike and riotine
1t Tie Standard Oil,s Bayonne
n. +. plant comes like o Dol,
fron the blue, prosperity has
failed even here. Verify, watch
fu1 Whiting wins.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1915-07-28

In that Chicago boat catastro-
pho, which resulted in the loss
1000 or more lives, we have the
same old story of locking the
stable after the horse has been
stolen. Officials whose duty it is
to prevent such things are sud
denly very busy with lock and
key. The ill-fated boat was
known TO the authorities to be
unstable and therefore danger
Gus, but it had never turned over
bofore and might never turn
over, so why enforce the law
and cause the owners to take the
boat ont of a profitble business?
In no other civilized country on
earth are human lives thrown
into the hazard for private profit
~ We do it here in enlighted 81
AmaricA.