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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09

auf .in.n b.rartissn gnsriff abiOIut
nidN porbersit,t mar. eintH iuuhtiasn
;yauItT6las, iobnb Der gsdnts tins
flaffenbeWunhs iiber BEN re4t.naus.
baDontrug. bic ibm BON poli5eidrjt
Or. Sau berbunten ipurbs, ip0tanf
er nd6 ieinsr mcbnuns No. 304O
gilbert elDsnue ssbradi iDtrben mubs
is. 6enberfon, Sftbr bulb duf bas
gsahbriidIiHffs sur Raifon ssbrodi
purb., ipirb ii@ beute ui&t nnr fusa.n
arunt.ubeit. fpnbsrn aud tD.s.n Mi'
btriianbs ssaen .inen poli,tifsn ail
perantporten bubtn-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
Graf BON SernftprH
Giebt cine Grtldruns bessl. Der 9e'
bunoIuns Der Suben in pas
-IGftina ab.
unb sriiferi, baB bic tiirtiIh. Re@
aieruns ale ipeiteren gluss
i5reitunssn perbinbsrn
tperbe

Wafbington n, s. Mdr5. - Der
beuti6s 8oti6after, @raf bon 8ernf
iiprff gub beute in 8eSug aui bic tiiro@
lib berbrtiteten 9erii9te betr. graus
iamer gebonblung Der iiibiI4en Be
poltrung in palditind ieitens Der
Siirfen bic folgtnbe Grtlaruns ab:
vsSSn Isbterer 9stt iinb sablrei9, BE-
iinruhis.nbe geri9te betreffs Der ade
ee Der iiibiiden gepOlteruna Don pas
lGitina bier sinsetroffen. 9eri6i.bene
WaIs babe i6 Offi3isle gta4riatsn
perDffentIidt, benen it beute nod bic
foisenbe binsufiissH tann: ,Oie RE
gtsrune in aonitantinopsl bat ieit
penn ausbrud beg arieees an ibrer
trabitionenen Solsrans segen ale Rsr
Iisions : @smsini9uften feitsebaIten
linb es bat ii6 bon apnitdntinop.l
nismaIs eine antisiiibifds Ober anti
sipntftiI1e 9eipesuns selteub gema6t
Die ppliiifdbe lInrubs, fpel3e isit-tinls
ger 3eit bic iiibtife 9epDlteruna Pas
lditina's in 4ufresung perieBt bat, 1T
burh bas iibereifrige 8orseben ber
Iotalen tiirtiIden 9luthoritdtsn b,rs
porserufen iporben. 4ber gliidli6.rs
tpeiit baben bisielben nirgenbs &uss
itreitungen per,iriu@4 bi, ni6t pons
fidnbig reparirt psrben fonnten. Die
@uspsiiunq mebrerer tauTeno Suben
aug paldftina III ebenfalls O6ne Gr<
laubnib Der Re9ieruns IN aonitdns
tinppeI DON ben lotaien UiilitGrbshors
ben anssorbnet iporben. bic Suben
frember Nutipnalit1t ni9t erlaubsn
'polltth NOD ldnssr i'm aanbe au 81 IL
ben. Die tiirtiibe Re9isruus bat iss
boA iebt srHF4e Wabreeeln ergriffsn
inb ben 8eamteu, Der bic 5auptiAuIo
an Der ansebliden @erseiDaItiguns
trug, fummariid abgeieBt.
Der beutide 9oti6after in aons
itantinopel Bat pabrenb Der gan5eu
3sit suiommsn nit benz ameritanis
fden goti6dfter Worsentbau Der
Subtnfrage bt. srDbte 2lufmertidm'
felt sspiomet unb bic bsutidsn aOns
fularbeamten in Der Siirtei aufsefors
bert, ibm regslmdbis iiber loiale 9ors
tommniife 5u beriaten. Die 3ioniftis
i9en @ertreter in palditind iotpobl
tpie du6 in aonitantinopel baben ebens
faIs @tIegsnbeit erbalten, burd bic
@ermittlung Der bsiben 8otI6ofter
Bel Der tiirtiiden Regierung poritellis
su psrOsn. mas es fir bic 3utunFt
mDsli6 madsn tpirb, irgenbtDsl6e ans
tiiiibii6e 4sitation in ir9enb einem
Sbeile BEG Reides al perbinbsrn.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
aapitdn Waiilie,p
Sat 100000, 900 fir slH,auie far
bi. ruifiide Resisruns in ben
Der. Stuotsn aussesebeu,
sbe Ct ftdrb.

Ren gort, 8. Wdr3. = aapi.
ton Dsmetrius 0aTiIiep, Der Warine'
9ittafs Der ruiif6eu 8ptihaft in
Waibington, Der am Gonnida bier
seitorben 1T. mar in 1eip Yorf itatios
nirt, nm bic alntGufe pon ariesspor'
rGtben fir RubIuub In bieiem 2ano.
III beforseu. Gr iol mebr ols 800.
100000 in 4msri.a aussegebtu bas
ben.
&apitGn @aifiIisp ,par Elm perI0n'
lider ssreunb b.s ruFiittn GdiIeri
unb mebrert Sabre lang 4bjutant bei
aaiisrs auf Der aaiferli&en Ya9t.
sStaatsfenatpr puff.
mannaus BEN 3uhts
baus tntIaiftH.
bus, g., 8. Mdrs. Der
friibsre Staats Genator Siaac 6.
Suffmann Don Orforb, Butler gouns
IN, Der pesen 4nnabms DON Bette
6unsss.lbsrn 5u Srei Sdbrsn 3u1t.
baus Derurtbeiit iporb.n mar, bat
beuts mad geenbigiins ieintr Straf.
seit bic 2lnitalt Dsrlafm. Gur5 na9
Grlnngung isiner Jreibeit btso6 er
iia na9 benz &opitoI, no GouDerHeur
WiIis ibm bic Dotumsnts iibtreab.
bic ibn tpisber in feline frabersn 8iirs
serre9te einiebtsH.
Cur .3eit ais 5uffmann peruribeilt
tpurbe. tbeiIie Der friib.rs Senator 6.
R. Qnbrsfps Don s5rOnton unb Geo.
getone BON Dapton, o., fotpie Der
Ssrgsantsats4rms Robnsp 3. 9iesl.
pon Sanbustb uu6 msbrere anosrs
basfslbe 9oos.
Getrsi6e Statiitit.
Dafbiuston, 3. G., 8. Wdr,.
Der am 1. MGrs nod In 5dnb.n Der
Garmer befinblihe D.i,sn bstrug
152, ,9o3, 900 Bu. obsr 17.2 prD5sni
Der grnts pom SABRE 1914, ipis oas
Observation-Disclosures aniiinoisi. line
ssfGbr 60.7 prosent bes @sissns pirb
aug ben Counties. in bentn e. probus
airt ipirp, srportirt.
Die nod aHf ben Jurmeu fi4 bes
finbIi9sn Tiaisporrdtbs beIaufen fid
auf 910, 1884, 900 Ru. Obtr BAL pros
gent Don Der grnte bon 1914.
Bon 9afsr bsfinben ii& nod &c.,
369, 900 Bu. ob.r 1872 pro5ent in ben
SGnben Der GARNER unb BON Gerits
AZ, ,s89, 600 Bu. ober 22.0 pro5eut Der
grnts pom Sabre 1914.
sat ftins Gttsrrs srmorbst
unb lid bann fsIbf
estSbtst
GsHistpM glu., 8. WGys. =
- a U. kee1ss, Sa ffatsfss 2gb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09

Bon sestnibuperbans.
ten @tlbftraftbefrtit.

y pet y SeH VIZ y
ten 9elb bfraftbefreit.
Repgort, s. MGrj. Der @siias
tor SraHf Sanntnbaum. Der lsbtes
Sabr an Der Spite Don 191 alrbeiislos
fen ipGbrenb zines 0ottssoienites IN
bic ct. alphpuius airde marifirts
unb bss6aIb su sinsm Sobr GefGnse
nib, fotpie $500 Gslbftraf. Dsruriheilt
purbe, ipirb morssn mad @erbiibuns
ieinsr Safiifrafs, bic DolIftdnbise 5rei<
belt ssnisbsn, neil Ridter Wobhams
beute bic Celebrate erlaHen bat. Su
ieinsr gntideibuns ertldrts Der Ri4s
ter. bag bas 8slb sur 9.3abIuns Der
Strafe, ME ibm mitgttbsilt uurbe,
Don armen Qeuten unb omar in 1etrds
gen Don 5 Gents aufipdrts sufammens
gebra6t iporbsn iei. Gs pdre baber
i6l.6t ansebradt, biefes 0elb gu
aceeptiren, ba bem @eisbe burd bic
Safiitrafs, tpsIfe Der @erurtbeiIts pers
bibt babe, f9on gsniise e.Isiitet por'
ben lei. qu1 babe Der 2ebtere ieiner
9ebaupiuns na9 nur bic Ibiidt ses
babt, bur6 iein uniiberlsstes @orseAsn
bic 9lufmertTamtsit bts gubIiiums
auf bi. trpitIoie Gage Der arbsitsIoisn
su lenten.
GlrXS;Nc,< OS&iIS0n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
RanfInitiaer gttrnnlsner.

Dem 1pOli5ifisn Defer 8. eamberi,
Der sur gsbi.niinssmdnnfhnft bes
polissiautomO6ils SO. 2 esbDrt, Durbe
geitern 4bsHb BON sinem gstruufsnen
Hamens Charles 6tnbsrfCn, ben er
nud br poIissiftatioii bts srftsn 9i'
ftrifts transpOrtirsn iDoIIis. libel mit'
asipitit.
ais bas 2lutcmpbil iih an Der Ode
Der iyanfitn uab Dloiu StraBt be-
fans, tpurss 6tHbsriun pIIbIi4 sss
ipsilttSssa ans pttiltif eambszt, M
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
@raf gtepbam aissa
sDII0ftrrei8if der Rel s.
fdnaIer ptrben.

fdnSItr perben.
2onbon. 8. Mdr5. = Cine iibei
4miterbam sstommene Wiensr Dope
i6e iast, oab Sraf Stsphan 5issa. bel
iinsarifds prsuier. binnen aur5em
gum SiterrsitiiHsunsarii9en gliniitel
bss 2leubsren srnannt iperoen ipiro
Die Dtpeite fiist binsu, baB Der pre'
u,isr ben Sitsl Rei4stansler erhdlttr
iperbs, Der, unssfabr NIT benielbsn @et
ipnlt,n dusseriiitet iperben ioll, pi'
Der bsutihe Rsihsfan3ler.
Die Rufien barbirtI
tiirtifde Sdfen am
9 Shnarsen Weer.
2onbon, 8. MGrs. = 2luf @ers
anIafTuns Der ruiiii9en Marinebsb0r'
ben bat bas bisfise offiSisIIe gtahri&s
tsnsgursau am Montas bds JcIssnb;
iannt ssma6t: YQm Gonntas bom-
barSirte bic ruiIiIdbe Glotte bic tiiriis
ihen 5Sfen Don 3umsulbid, ao5Ipr
nnb SiirnIi am S6porsen Mser, oil,
GebGube unb anIugen fir bic 8sfDrs
berung pon aOblsn ssrftOreno. Dem
Bonrbarbsment fOlste cine Grploiiou
unb cine J.usrsbrunit. gs purbsn
bier Battsrisn gum S6Deisen ses
bruat unb aht Sampfer 5.rit5rt. WiI
hdtten brti 8erpuubete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09

Der Gidtirn stpsnu. unb Gss.sra
@rors gibenus, mo tr an sinsr arsis,
iGst bsi6dfiie. mar, ben MiiieIfingsr
Der lintsn Sanb Elm. or mar b;i Der
6rnbbnbuns Der arsisFdee nit Der
linten 6anb 81 uabs an bie Sdgt bers
duaetormsn uub hisrbsi ipurbt ibm
Der f5inbtr dbssi6niiitn. Der Dtruns
gliidie lpurbs, nnd,b.m ibu bon sinsm
in Der R6bs pchnmbsn 4rsi Elm
@rbunb anselegt ipcrbsH. mad istner
mobnnue sebroAt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
Sritiiber apblenSampfer
@pueinem beutiden u n tsrs
tbooti in ben 9rIub
neb brt

aonbon, 8. MGrs. Das Marinei
MiRifterium tiinbist an, bab Der bri
tif4e &oblenbampf.r 9eagraDe an
Wsoatas auf Der 90bs bon SIfrecOm5e
gOuntp 0oDer, England, in Der
Grunb ss6obrt fporben if, spabrfdsin,
lid poR sin.m 6eutF8sn llHterie.'
boot.
SIfra.combe, e, gnglanb, z. WGr3,
piu aoHOon, 9. Wdrs. = Der britii9s
Dampfer r8ensrobe" nuroe am
Sonntus Radmittag flint Wei!.n Don
bier sntfernt, RotbfisnaIe seisenb inb
bic 9umpfpfeifs ert0nsn IoHsub. ssfee
ben. 9ierais Ninuten fpdter eins Der
9aupfsr untsr. 1uienbe DON 2titen
iabn Oem llntsrgdnse oss Saiffts
BON 2dnb aus su.
3nei Sampfsr tparen IN Der Rdhe.
giHer OGDon, bic .papnton- BON Gis
perpool, rettsts bic 33 Wdnn jturfs
8efabuns Der ,9ensrcte" uHo bi. bies
irge Hestunss %Dtouri9aft brn4te ite
ans 2anb.
rDir battea niGt bic a.rinsits
MornuugD, iaste Der RapiiGn bss
Dampfers. rGm Bug fanb cine bsftise
grploiiOn jtatt, bic Sebermann iiber
ben SauFen mar. Wir be1ndnnteu fos
fort bic 9opte unb iahen benz linters
gang bes Dampfers au, iporauf mir
ans 2arb iamen."
i GeHeruIm aiorpon 9itts
furth.
Berlin, pia 2oHbon, 8. WGr3.-
gsntrnImaipr Don 9ittfurtb, Der
Rommanbeur einer 2dn0s pebrbrisobs
uHb Mitglisb bss preubiSasn 2dnbs
4ase, III am Gdmiias in tiTeln Gsfsdt
81 SsmfRa. IN BRiSs9sEss %.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
Mafxae.

= Der 35 Sabre rfis Sobn Rem,
man BON sc. 4 garfisIb qiuts fisl
aelfern I'm 5aufe SO. IL Net 10.
StruBs 10 unsIiidli@ bic 9r.ppe bins
uutsr. bab sf ii9 ben -ehten GuBs
in5del brad unb nod bsm itabiii4.n
6oIpitcI esf&afFt iperbsn mubts.
- qllfrs6 3immsrmann, IL Sabrt
at unh In Wls. 6salssn ipobnbaft,
Mbls eslistn u siass GSssmH5Is an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
Gin britiides Yriien.
0eri9t :
Giebt eine gut tfdeibuug
gesen bic britif9e Re
aierunq ab.

lef " u y " y.
2pnbon, 8. Wdr3. - Sas pris
i.nssri6t bat am WOntus sutihiebsn,
0ab feine triessfiibrsnbe Rssierune
baj Redt bat, stns SdiffsIubuns, bic
sinsr neutralsn Regisruns seb0rt, forts
5unebmen.
Sn bsm porlissenbeu Sale bdnbelts
es iidb I'm 1000 Sonnsn aupfer, bas
pon ben Ser. Staaten nah 9othens
burg ,S4ipebeu, s.ididt purbe unb
anar fir ben gebrau9 DON aOHtratz
ten fir bic f9tpebii@e Resisrnns.
Diefe aabuns tpurSs Don eiuem britis
ihen arisssidiffs sstapert unb Der
Rssiitrur bss prifsuserihts CAB auf
eisene WadtnolItommeubeit bin ben
Befebl, bab bas aurier an bic britiite
Rssierunu ausselisfert iperosn folle, bic
es i'm arienaI oon Wooltpih gu pers
fpsnbsn tpiinidte. Die ihtpebii6en
@isentbimer bss &upfers Derlunsten
DON bem priisnseri9t, bab Der 8efsbl
bss Regiftrars riidgansis s.ma4t psrs
ben ioGe unb troB Der OppOiitipu Ses
Gsneralanrpalts, I'M Rumen Der Resis'
nrE
runs, sntf9isb ber prdiiOent ces abs
uliralitdtss.ri4ss sg Sanitsn Der
-Sdpeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09

Uup rupttbtu Ju
beriu&te aerste unb
ale listen @fbi5iner
mebrere Sabre Ien9
iaub aber isine pei.
lung. bis i'd 2boio =.
pintbam's Bspetabfs
Gpmpounb einnabM-
Sd hofs baS iiiein
8ruenib anbere Jran'
en- psranlaHen uirb.
Shrs puneerbsrs Ns'
6iSia ~ probires,s -
R H. RiIIer, Boz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
ge,ter

- Gur6 Elm Jsusr, bas aus IctDsi.
unbstonnisr llrfuhe auf BEN 9obeHs
raum bes BON a.. Gnuiibsrs btirobns
ten Saui.s $40. 2918 Wloniona 2lDt.
aitsbrad, fpurbs, ebs ss Der Gsutriptbr
gtlana, Der ssIdmnei 6err 81 iper6eu,
elm Sdabsn pon $4,000 angtfihtei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09

- Bins g. 8immer BON 30. sioi
Gniierg aDcnne Hiel0ete geiiern Oes
poli1ei. bab ibm Gus ieiHein 2abeI
ron tinsm S8lei4ois5 50 aeitsbisy
ipasbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
Sraai tuiin(dt
Anoersit su 6efftn
Jnbem fie ersibIf, iuie 2sbia g. Finb
bam's SesetabIe Gsmpsaab iby
bic 0einnbbeit ipieber.
gegebeu bat. M

Dlsorni, piia.-.Sd hit on ,insm5rarsw
Ieisrn une SHmdtk. ueIGe mid fortpdb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09

iinssrsbuitsur. feline sSruu unb Der
SObn Der gtibsn. u. Cooper. purbsn
om MlOntog in tbrer WObnuns BET
biriia,r Stabt tobt uufgsfunbsn. ai'
lem gnI6eiu nn5 bat Der SDbn feline
btib.R GItsrn. tDdbrenb iis f&iafsnb TN
9ett. Iasen, ,rf&cHsu unb bnnrl
Stlbitmorb btsnfigsii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
Rod zine Srau, iueIde bic 0dnnh.
5eit iuieber erlangte burd Sseia
G. Yiuttam's IesetabIe
Gomppainb.

Qiabsbprs, Aanfat. - rgor eixisen Sab
sen fit i'd an furdtbaren 6&msrsen tn bet
6eits. JA eIapbte. es lei Gut5nAbnns.
and5 lit Ia an nieberbridenoen edmetatn
uRb Rldsnpep unb i'd mar seitpsiie itbr
usrbbs. sd nahm brei GIaf&sn Bon aneta
Q. 4inibam's gesetabIe gempoune unn 10
erfrsue mid jett sufsr Geiunbbeit. 0trn
smSis5Ie i'd SSrs Rebiain irsenbeiner Sraa,
wsihe nit Srauenleioen bebaftet II, nne
Sic founeH 6jeiea 8rief pet6HeutIi4en.S :.
Ners. v. 6. 9 NTH R an. 8. Boz sos
einbsbore, aanias.
@snn Sie ben Ieiieiten StpeifrI be-
sen, bah Sbnsu 9pbia 6. Sinfbam's
Eesetable gomsounb belfen founts,
id,reibem Sie au bic 2pSia 6. Tint.
bam Neeieine So. (pertranlidl J,
2pnn, @aii., Inn Gatb. SIR S&rei'
ben ipirS BON einer Grau seSffnet, &C.
Ieieu nnS beantipprtet nnS itreua ner'
&ranIia bebauSelt iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
prdfiSent Muipm

'I Y " " wv q y Tf y - !"
Gan 5raneisco in btts
fem Wonat Mot bts
fuden.
@afbinston, .. g.. s. MGra.
= 9Om Msibsn 6auie aus fphrbe am
Wpntas bic formeae 4ntiinbiguna er.
laH.n, bab Der prdiioent Wiliou mid!
i'm Stanbe iein psrbs, in bisiem Wp'
nat bic panamosqaeifit siusiteIIuns
in Gan s}raneisco au beiu6en. 4ls
9runb CAB Der prdiioent an. bob BIZ
Resierunssgeid1fte porldufig olls
isin. 3eit in auipru4 wbmsn ipiir'
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
glsaiernnessn iteIInnasu. !
Sn serfanfem-gIutomlObirc.
gierD uub @aaen ~ Derianfen.

gtu gferb, 2 Qterbeaef1irrs0 s0arniiHrtu.
Gin 9cp eprtnassSaeen frb ,n perfarfen.
Tdsfs noaen fiub ale Come Dlate- sf3oeeu.
stirs 5obrifarbeii s1adslfrassn $40 Hcfs'
nen Gttats gcotrgion. RI. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09

gArbst unb 1roden.RsiIfess: unib e1rser:
ned ga,iier bstiisbsn- wlan aersilits " p.
Bolt biait 7-3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09

Raunet, erIsrnt bos garbleresf6aft. @is
Itbrsn Is Gpf f4usu, bcuiihrbig. tiuia nne
besntlea qokr; g9ertsfuaf aeliffrt. 1erenl
boz cher fnrsiti fnr aatnioe. wloIes Bartes
Qclspe. 32t ~. 4. Strcbf. bs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09

WGuutr srIeruf has eatbierasi1dsf ettnen
often acku fpEbrsftb bem eerusr. Mer1tfua
neosbfn cib Reliabls Barber GSusas, otnh.D
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-09
8n permiefh,n-Glais.
gerIanst - mdnnIid.

Qastnsf gRafer1 ofuers, Ganhsre.
Faesbpprftna gqottim rub esn6 eknbe ftrb
klfrrrlf ttnaeuntiai bat In Gindunati. o..
Elm Gtrstf N 0enas m. @m- ksiris:
Gsifeftt cduisiiea &c. QerpsnfsfS Btnrtfi
goundl. -
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-30

cessfui have been designed by racing drivers oftentimes, and the racing driver has superintended all of the work. Ray Harroun, winner of the first Indianapolis 500-mile race, gained fame as an engineer; Bob Burman gained some prominence through the car which he constructed5 the cars which have won out havesbeen rebuilt cars of standard makes, while still others have been the chassis of a reg ular maker with the motor of another manufacturer, and in some instances combination of several wrecked rac- ing cars has been a flnisher. Racing drivers through their work on racing cars become engineers oftentimes and should be able to work out their own ideas better than could be done in some factories where regular engineers not at all interested in racing perhaps or imbued with impractical theories. insist upon working in ideas that are not compatible with racing practices.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WILD RUSH TO BUY WHEAT More Normal Conditions Followed on News of Increased Demand Here.

New York, Nov. 29.-A fresh ele- ment of uncertainty was injected into the financial situation today by the news that the Canadian government had communicated some 20,O00,O00 bushels of high grade wheat at home ports and probably would reserve the total wheat surplus of the Dominion, amounting to over 200, 000,000 bushels. At first blush this action was viewed with concern in our markets, and a wild rush to buy resulted. Later, how ever, the argument prevailed that the seizure would of necessity create an increased demand for this country's available supply, and more normal conditions followed.
 Shares of Canadian and granger roads were lower by a point Or more in the early dealings, and cotton carry ing issues also developed heaviness, which was partly overcome as the ses- sion progressed, only to be followed by further. moderate selling at the close. The4 balance of=the list represented an unusual mixture of gains and losses. General Motors rose 20 to the new rec ord of t476. and Cuban American Sugar made a new maximum on its 13 Is rise to 172. Other sugar stocks were strong, and such .specialties as Allis- Chalmers preferred, American Loco motive, New York Air Brake and In- dustrial Alcohol<sWere two tosf1ve points higher. &
 Included in the list of stronger spe- clalties were such inactive issues as North American, Electric Storage, Montana. Power, Cluett, Peabody and Manhattan Shirt, which derived their chief support from pool manipulation. United States Steel was inclined to sag and Bethlehem Steel emerged from it's obscurity, closing at 459, 16 points un- der it's previous quotation. The final trading was dull and irregular, with total sales of 464,000 shares.
 Chief among the October railway statements was that of the Erie rail- road. showing an increase of operating income of $2,125,000, while St. Paul gained $751,000 and Southern Railway S620.ee0. Several minor lines reported marked gains in gross.
 Decline in exchange on Germany to the low record of 79 5-S and increased bucyancy in Paris checks furnished the contrasting features of the foreign market. with firmness in sterling.
 A sale of Anglo-French notes at 97 3-4, a new low, marked the irregu- lar dealings in bonds. Total sales, par value amounted to $3,770,000.
 United States registered fours ad- yanced IA per cent. on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-30
FEDERAL LEAGUE SECURES
 GROUNDS IN NEW YORK
Baseball Plant Will Be Largest in
 the Country.

New York, Nov. 29.-Announcement was made at Federal league headduar- ters here today that the grounds se- cured for the New York Federal club cost $1,250,000 and were located at 18th street and, Lenox avenue and extended to the Harlem river.
 The names of the financial packers of the club, it was stated, will be withheld until the annual meeting takes place.
 The plot covers an area equivalent to- 1S3 city lots. It is bounded by 145tt. street on the north, 124nd street on the south, the Harlem river and Fifth ave- nue on the east and Lenox avenue on the west
 The playing field, it is said, will be the largest major league park in thea country. distinct feature will be the distance from the home plate to the boundary in fair ground in any direction. The distance from the plate to the center field fence will be over 450 feet and to the right or left field fences 3SS feet.
 Plans have been perfected for the erection of a postless, double tier grandsand capable of seating 35,000 persons and eventually seating accom- modations will be arranged for 10000
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-30
COFFEE KNOCKS OUT CUNBOAT SMITH
Irish Heavyweight Lands Decisive Blow in Fourth Round With Full Right Swing to the Jsw-Fisht Was Hard From Start to Finish.

of the early season races and would make it possible to settle the college rowing championship definitely. The plan will be reported at the spring meeting of the association to be held in Philadelphia on May 12. the night before the American Henley races.
 At the meeting 1t was pointed out that the present American Henley brought together second crews of the competing colleges, the first varsity crews being reserved for the regattas at Ponghkeepsie, New York, and at New London, Conn. As a ~result, 1t was said. it was impossible to deter miue the intercollegiate rowing T. su- premacy in decisive manner and sentiment was expressed in favor Of a more representative regatta to be held later in the season, probably early in June.
 While it was considered likely that a new Henley would do away with the annual Poughkeepsie regatta rep resentatives of Harvard and Yale in- sisted that the classic meet between the Blue and the Crimson on the Thames must be held as usual, prob ably week or ten days after the Hen ley.
 F The association is considering new plans for making the races more in- terestjng for spectators by signal sys- tems and methods of judging similar to those prevailing at the English Henley. ETorts will be made also to standardize the distance of early sea son races to replace the irregular schedules now in vogue in which the length of the races varies considerably
 A. M. Butler, manager of the Prince ton crew, was elected president to suc- ceed D. C. Elkin of Yale. S. M. Rel ton, Jr., of Harvard, was chosen secre- tary.
 E. S. Jameson and W. F. Beachey, Cornell: S. M. Felton, Jr., Harvard; !; F. w. Rockwell. Navy; A. M. Butler, Princeton; J. Thayer, University of
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New York, Nov. 2s.-Jim Coffey, the Irish heavyweight. knocked out Gunboat Smith of this city in the fourth round of their hght at Man- son Square Garden tonight.
 The fight was hard one from the start. Coffey had the advantage nearly all the way and punished his opponent. Coffey weighed POP pounds and Smith 1801k.
 The knockout came after one r,1inI,te and 55 seconds of fighting in the fourth round Coffey landed a hard blow on the body and ten sec onds later put a whole right swing to the jaw which sent Smith down for the count.
 Coffey made better showlng- than he did recently when he lost to Frank Moran. Coffey was steadier and used better judgment tonight.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-30
TO SETTLE COLLEGE ROWING
 CHAMPIONSHIP DEFINITELY.
Efforts Are Being Made to Standard
 ize the Sport.

Cambridge Mass, Nov 2s.-Efforts to bring college crews together to de- eide the American intercollegiate row ing championship under a system like that prevailing at the famous Eng fish Henley regatta are being made by the American Intercollegiate Row ling association, according to an off, cial announcement made here tonight. A decision to standardize the sport was reached at the second annual meeting of the association which was held at the Yale club in New York last Friday night, with representatives in attendance from Columbia, Cornell, Harvard. United States Naval Acade- my, Princeton, University of Penn sylvania and Yale.
 It was decided to work upon some plan that would do away with many