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Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-09-02
GUATEMALA MAY
JOIN MEXICANS

Ell Paso, Texas, Sept. 1.-Authorita-
tive reports indicated that Guatemala
is about to be drawn into the Mexican
revolutionary vortex. These advices
stated that in retaliation for the parti-
cipation of Guatemala in the A B G
peace conference, Guatemala revnlu-
tionists have been permitted to or
ganize have been furnished thousands
of rifles by Caranza and are about to
march on Guatemala City.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-09-02

reached Wrangell Island, northeast of
Siberia. On this island the survivors
of the Stefansson ship, karluk, found
refuge until rescued. The rescue par
! ty left on the island chests of food
and supplies
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-09-02

Mystery surrounds the murder Of
Rev. Edmund Kayser, pastor of St.
James Evangelical Lutheran church
at Gary, Ind, whose dead body was
found in vacant lot adjoining his
home last Wednesday morning. A
feud had rent the congregation for
months, and memt ers Of the faction
opposed to the pastor had sent many
letters to him, threatening to take
his life. The theory first advanced
that Kayser was murdered because
Of his pronounced pro-German views
has been abandoned.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-09-02
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THE WEATHER

{: North Dakota: Unsettled wea- :
!: ther Thursday and Friday: pro-
= badly showers; cooler by Thurs ::
: day night.
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Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-09-02

Continued on page two.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27

Die rlfifts Gsiiung 8rsfisaitOpsi.
bic fi4 ben Osutid 5itsrrei&i.
ihsn aruppsn .rssbeH bat, gait fir
cine S.r iiariiisn Geitunssn surOpds
uno biIS,is bic fiibIi6s Bats Der sipsis
Ten ruRii6tn g.rtb,iOisunsslinis, auf
ipsl4e ii6 Di. ruiIii6sn arHe,n nub
benz GalI. Don Wari&au ,uriidss3csen
sasssl DhG GIsaSsts gisat On aug sns
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90 bat Rei6stdn3Ier Or. Don Beth
mannaSoqpsg siuem SOrreipon=
oeHteu Der 4hOctirteH prsfe
perii9ert.
SDHtmanodnteH DON 5duhbooten bat
ten beionbsrs 5HitruttiOnsu
erbaIteN,
I'm cine WisosrboIuHs eines oGuiitas
MI" s5auss abiolut uRmDgIia
5u MAIDEN.
SoLlte troBosm Elm 2uu6boot Die
,2lrdbie psrIeHtt bdben. 10 piG
0sutidldno pole 9enugs
tbuung Isiiten,
DeHn .s Iitb berdusitsut, SaB Der Be-
treffsnbs 4ommauoart 3upibsr
icinsn SuitruitiOnsn ssa
banSelt Bat.
Das bic Osutfhe prsiIe iibsr ba8 gers
isHtsn Der .lrabtc" gu iagsn bat.

9trltn. 26. 2Iuguit, Oia 2un0Or.
Die 2tTociirte qreTs lit in Der Gage.
auf bic oentbar bette QutoritGt bin 5u
usrii5srn, oaB Der gurfal nit Der
,2lrabit" aIs uria6e elmer mliBitims
mung 3pii4sn Deuti6IaHo anb ben
gsrsinigten G.--..n ais pDqi9 aussss
I6altet bstra6tst peroen Tam. TieIe2
III penigitena Die Qniidt Der ocuti6en
Regisrane.
Die Osutide Rssieruns bate irgar,
pom Ssm Duuid fir bic Gurtoausr Der
frsuHbihaftlihen ge8isbunger nit ben
gsrsiRigtsn Stdatsn beisslt. ppr pem
@erIenten Der r2tra6ic" GHti8eibunsen
aetroffeh, burh psI6e ous esinmmte
5aua6cotprpbIsm, ippeit Die gereis
riatsn Staaten in getra6t .ommeu,
auf elmer 9aiis Der segsuIsitisen Der
ltaHoiguHg oettHltlo eT!tolat psroeH
ioQ.
9ieies erbslt tIdr unb beutIib aus
Der Grtlaruns, bic am Weittpot
gl6enO Der Rsidstar5ler Or. DoH geha
mannsSOltpes Der alFOtiirtsr 9reiis
ga6 uno namentlib aus bsm 56Iubs
Iab bisIsr GrtIdruus, in pel6sm er
Iaste, oab .s, sbe ni4t ale Rcbenum-
itGnOe nit benz 9erisutsn Der r4rabic'
aufsstldrt ieieu. unmDslth iein ipiiroe
gu Iageu, aub Der 9ommunoort zines
uHi.rer 5au9boote iiber isins SJrItrut'
tiOn.n binaussegangen 1T" SOlIt'
si.s Der GalI ieirL 10 pirSe Ssuti9'
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Saud,6oot Gic n9lrabic" uidJt onge'
grifien 6at, es iei Oent, baB es oltrf
3os 8erbaIten oes 9ampfers bier5u
ge5tplmgen nur0e"
2ie YgoiIiife 3eitlng" oer0fient.
lidt einen 9eridt, Der out "a. Suit
in elmer gtem 2Jorfer 3ettung erifien
ln6 9a5iigli6 oieies 9erid)ts beHertt
Die lle6eriee, gta6rittenageutur:
n2art oicIen geridt fati6eu nn
9orc Der r9lrabic" G6ieBiibmger
nit @epcbren letters eiues &Iubs
Anter Der 8eioBung Itatt ullo oieier
iodenortnte &Ilb mar nllr 5u Dem
3pet geifaffen por0eu, nm Den
N}itglie6ern @eIegenbeit 5u gebcn,
iih auf Oas @eristop zines Satd-
boots ein5uihieBen. gup Eaiiagiercn
i0iro berii6ert, OnB 0tatroien ionic
iSteluaro5 int Stan6e pareu, ein
8erisfop nuf elmer @ntieruung bon
eiuer baIben NPeiIe 5u treffen, pobct
tie ais S6eibe Die ifluiHmen0e gtab.
bilOlmg zines llnterieeboots benlIb.
ten, oaS Der Gampfer I'M Sd)lepptat
ntitiiibrte. NuBerOem idoIlen lie nm
terUegs mldJ All einen SaIlon, Der
einem 9leropIan nad)qcbil0ct mar IND
ntitgefiibrt rrllr0c. Jerner iibten ii5
Die icgcnamten alubnrtg!teoer audi
IN einem oltf DEM Sdiff errIHteten
Sd)ieBItarlo. @5 mur0e uuaeoeltet,
6cB ser 9(nItrib 0es Gonpiers Dem
cines cnqIiiAeu arie8sifliIeS 8IidJ
mo oaB Der Steucrapparat iolDie ele
aon1man0obrilde olr6 cine Serrt'
faoe pcn SonOiaden geibilpt nnr.
0en. Sierourf mare, pIe benIcrtt
nirO, es iebr nobI moglifl sepelcn
@elueGrieuer All Elm llnteriseboot 5u
er3ffneu iobaIo es in Si4t FAM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-27
,Stibts BARI nah Gnglano
binein.
GrflGrtc Der SummanSeur Ses bent.
id)cn lInteriecbuutes,
Der BEN fpanti den 0ums
pier .Sfiooro" in ben
Gruno bobrte.


SrunO bObrte.
qaris, 26. 9tuguit. Der Sprres
Ipunpent Der Sapas 9lgentur in Bill
6ap, spanien, iibermitteIt Den fOlgens
ben uffiSielen geridt Oes 9apitdns osS
ipaniI6sn 0ampfers ~5iiooro" iib:r
oas gerienten oss 9ampiers ieitens
zines oeuti 6en lluteriesbootes:
,glm II. guguit pernabm Der &apis
tan orsi aanOneniaiiiie uuo gIeit oars
auf eritien Elm Oeutides uHterIeetoot
neben bem 0ampfer. Der SapttGH Der
.Sfpopro" begab ii9 an gpro oes
5auabrots unb unter6reitete ale ieine
gapiere benz SommauOeur, Der in ipas
niIder Spra6e ertIGrte; yyRiats bari
me6r nu4 GngImo bineiu."
Der SapitGn iaSt, oub Die 0euti4en
ben 5untenappart auf ietnem 9iI4e
aussinanoerna5men unb Der geiasuug
befabl, ben Dampfsr IOfprt gu OerIala
fen. &aum mar Oiss gei9eben, aIs oas
rnterissboot auf bic rSIioUro" iaob
uRO iie i8neu in ben Sruuo bpbrte.
gBie Der aapitGn berihtet, bebieIt
Der oeuti9e aommarOsur ale qapiere
Der .5iOoro", Iosar Oas aOgbu6. Die
aabung Oss 0umpfers beitorO aus %
lpnnen SeI, 5000 GOnrpeu GiIeH unb
1000 5rnnsn 2sbensmitteln.
Die gefabuUg Der rB i'm Uoa
or gerettet.
Qtffabpn, %. gtuguit. Der nor,
lpesiI9s 0dmpf.r r!Suptor" Der ppv
Barn, Gnglanb, bier artam, meIbete,
oab er am 21. Qusuit 40 lleberIsbenbe
BON benz britiI6en Ddmpfer rDiuo'
Ir", Der Don einem oeuti6eu Inter
ieeboot In ben Srunb gebobrt tporber
1T, aufgsuommeu babe. Die 2eute
tpqtrben am nGdIer 9uge auf ben bri-
tiI9eu DdlnpFr rRemuer" transfertrt.
Die -DinSTor" tpar-ein Sumpfsr Don
eo55 GOnuta.
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bon me5r aIs go fran3oiHdsn Slug
3eusen auf bic Gifsntperte DON DeGins
gen bel Saarlouis in Rbeinpreubeu,
auf bic fie 150 Bomber eeIatsubert pa.
ben, tpdhr.nb ein 6ritif9sr aptatiter
erfOlsrei4 ein oeafftes ilnteriee6ool
in Der Rdbe BON GitsnSe 60mbarOirt
uno perienit babeH roa. Die offi3isaeH
oeuti6.n Ysri4te iagtn, ooB Oter Dor
ben fran5ofiten iJIus3susen beruRtrs
sei6oiisH poroeR isi.H, obsr ems oa'
Don bintsr ben ftau30ff6en ainien
nieoerseganseu isi.
Die 4Htiinoisung bes britiiaen
UsoriHsminiiteriums Iiber BAG 8erieRs
ten bes osutf5eH lIHtsrieeboptes ents
bait bic bebeutungsOous gemeItuHg,
bab bas UliHiitsrium niht gepobRi
isi, austuHft iibsr Die 3erii0ruus oOH
oeuti4sn unisrisebOotm 81 seben, 10
tDidtig DisIe 9erIuite aud pdreu," in
SdasH, in beReH bic Oeutiteu .ein:
aHosrs GusGe Der 1nformatiou nit
9sSus auf 3sit uRO DIT, no Td oieie
'8erluite srsigusten, bltten. Sett Tso.
natsn rparsn 9erii9,s i'm umIauT, oGB
bic 9eutiteu cine gyobsrs 3abI bon
llntsrisebooten per!oreu bGtteu, bic
beutige offiJisls grtldrung sntbdIt
absr bas sriie 3ussitdnSniB, bab aud
nod dnotre aIs bis6er Don bem IRA
rinsminiftsrium aEgstiiuoiste ssritGyt
porSsR isisn.
Die Stuiensr t:5luptsu, psiitrs
9prtbsils srrunssn 3u baben, oies piro
absr Don bsn Ssitsyret4ern IN Der
,nersifaitsn B.iIe in 9tbrsO. ssiteat.
4ui ieen GaIl 1T e ni6t yit6tIit.
lpo bic Stalieutr an 8ObsH sefporHsu
baben. lleber bic Gpsrdticnsn auf osr
9altpOli SalbinIsl, bic i'm augeubItt
DON 10 s.ob.r MittiJtsit fir Die als
liirtsn firb, fiuS t.iHs psitsrsR RAD
ridteH singetroffen.
Usrpunbete griten, bic in alerau'
bria ansstOmmsR iiHo, bsridten odrs
User, tpie bic aliirtsn 6si .inem ibrer
ausrifie beiuabs etusu rDihtisen
GrfOs srrunssu hditsn. Gin auitralI'
i6sr Sffijisr ,r5dbIt, bub psnH be
Qniirten nod peiisre jtusi Stunoeu
Dugi.lbeit seba6t bitten, lie eiren 600
garbs br.iten StrsiTsH 9anO bdtttn
nsbmsn t0nusn, Der ijs nod BON bsm
Sari gabr Siigsl trennts, bur6 Sei'
len Ssiis bic tiirtiIde aommuHita-
tipnslinie unterbrodsn poroen pdre.
lin ben 8eiiB Sieiss 3iissIs batten b:
aploHiuItruppsn 70 tapfsr, absr per-
ssbli4 setGmpft.
BON galtan iinb teine ipeiiersu
Ra9rihien sinsetroifen. Das sriehiz
i6e parLameut bat ii4 bis sam 30.
IagsR ssstagt.
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2onbou, 26. 4usuit. Brett Biz
tODsi, bic tDidtigfte ruiiiide Jsituns
unS Der bauptid4litfs SruppeHsaoHs
5.niratiOnspuntt Der RuKen an ibrsr
afpsiisn 9ertb.ibisungsIiuk - Der
Dug aopno Riga 2inie - tpures
am COnu.rftas DON ben bsutf6.0fer'
rsi9if5M 9ruppen b.iest. Ddbreuo
bic RuFsu ben gerbiiuoeteH, aIs iis
fid Der GituHs ndbertsn, .HsrsiiS.u
Diosritano eHtsegsnisstm. f4eHsn Il.
greit aitopst ielbit ni6t fart p.rs
theioist, uHo ME bic GsituHs OfOpss
dafsessben 81 babeu, um ii4 5eitis gss
mug auf cine @ertRiSisuHssIinis sn'
riidsiebeH 81 .OHHsn.
Die 9euti9en bdbsn ieBt bic idmmts
Ii4eR gifsnbabuen pom gboIm bis mad
9iaIpfOt i'm Sefis. Die Issisrs Siaot
1T bsIsits Don ben RufsH aufs.se5en
poroen uno bic fpeHigsr boeuienosn
Jeitunseu GrOpno unb Slita lino isBi
nod Die eiHsiseH fsit.n plGss, bic iid
in Der 6dHoeH Der Rufen befinbeH.
81 .d&en maritireH auf iie 5u
aub Tts tperosn iDabri6einIid sbeyrfals
ouisesebsH Derben, psnH iie ibrsn
3iped nfiiat babsn, ndmlid ben. ben
Riid5us Der ruiiNdeu armssH gu Gs
lei6terH.
Die RuHsn babsn ii5 nod ui6i in
ben grpben Walo Don gialpftot 5uriids
ssjostn, Der 80 MeiIsn Don ROrbsH
na3 SiibeH ii4 biu3isbt unb cine
gr,iis Don II biz 80 WeiIsn bat. Der
Walo 1T siHsr Der pi9iisit.n taiierlis
den JasosriiHbe uHb eHtbdIt 6i. lests
unssfGbr 600 a0pfs itarte StsrSe OOr
Qusro6fsn in europa. eirk Heinz
Sesroe III ben gD1loern bes TiriteH
DON pIsb. an Der i4IeiiIa ruHifa !.
6iterr.i6ii6sn 9renSe ausesnommen.
SiibIi4 BON BEN Wdloe befiRosn I'D
bic pripst Giimpie, bic ben Iintsr
5liissl Der Ruiien bei9iissn. Sn bic
fem Gsbist befinbsn ficb pisle quite
StrabeH unb orsi Deer pier GHtnbab.
nsn. uno man srpartst bier, bab es
ben RuHsR eelins.n pirb, Iid srfols.
reid aus Der s,fdhroetsn 3pns Suriids
3u3ieben, ipenn Gro6no uRb @ilHa i'm
Sianbs iiHo, Iauge ssnus aussubdlten.
4b.r islbt psnn Sisfe pIdse benDeut'
ih,n binnsn aur5sm in bic Sdnbe fall
len iolteH. sldubt man, bab bis oahia
bic Rufsn iib nett senis Suriitgsso.
gen babsn, I'm elmer JIan,irung sntses
ben sn tonnen. gs lit ipisber bic Rsbe
bapon, bab bic Rsiffeu duf sirer nentn
Ginis Stdnb bdIien piiroen; Toipsii
b.ut,t aber ni6ts on, no biss tDentusa
stifehen ipirO.
aluf BEN tpsitIi4en arisssI&dupIas
ID Sas=mi@sisas Gsssrdb sint Qlastsii
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Nno finr DER ttarkttfn grtt>en9rn Guropas, uor
ofn pfutfhfn nno Oftterreibern erttitrmt.

s-------------------~----
am Dersinisunsspuntt mebr.rsr Gii.n'
babnsn 131 Wsilen fiiblia BON Srobs
no unb 120 Msilsn 6itlia bon Der pol.
uifcben 5auptitaOt.
Die GriiiirmuHs bon Brett Gi'
topst isitens Der beliti4 Oierreidi.
f6en9erbiinbeisn 1T DieIeidt bic iDids
tisite unb brillanttiif miliidrii4e asis
flung felt BEN JaIl Don Da,ftau Dor
brsi Doten. Die Stdbt. bic 10000
einipobner BAT, mar ems Der tridtigs
fen Militdrbepots an Der tpttlihen
9ren5e bes tigentli4en Rublan6, bon
NO aus bic ruiTii6eH armsen nit
Rriessbebarf alIer 2rt unb Ndhs
runssmitis!n osrieben fpurbeu. Jn
Wilitdrtreii,n lesie man Der 5situns
melt srObsre itrutesii4e Di4tist.ii bel
dls Wdri5au.
Die Seiturs liesi am r,disH llfer
O.s Bug, am giHfluB b.s Muttopets'
5luiiss. Sisr ldufsu bic gfIsnba6nsn
Don Sc.fa, aisp, Wlosiau, Dari6du.
@ilna unb DON Oitpreubsn 3uiammeH.
Brett GitOpst III cine Der Gltsiten
ipidiie.n Ssftuussn i'm n0rblihen
europa. Die dItsr.u iyeitunssperst lie
gen unsefdbr cine WseiIs 0itIi6 Don
Brett 2itonst uub baiten tintn llms
fang bon bier WsileR. Die 5elbiperts
tpurSen bis auf ben beutisen Gag in
gutsm 3uituHO erbalten unb bic ruiii'
ihen WiIitGr6t56rben bdiisH aIles auf.
geboien, I'm fe uHsiBHebmbar gu mos
den. Sn RubIanb bielt man bis5sftuus
fir Si. itdr.ite I'M ganSsn Reits.
Die GapitulaiiOn BON Brett Gitoos.
bsosutst, bab bic Ruifsn ss5Dunseu
iinb, ibre sanse srpsits gsrtbeibisansss
Iinis duf,useb.n. Die iih DON Brett
aitopst n6rbli3 biz nd4 Risa bins
stebt. Der Gau Der iysftuHg purse
itoH DOR Elm paar sagen Dordusseiss
ben, dls es ben beuii4 6ferrei4iftsn
zruppsn sslang, nitt tueii nOroti4
iiber ben Bug gu geh.H. pprauf fiinf
psrfdisbsns bsutid ohsrrsiaH4e ar'
men oi. fJ,ftuHg in beftis'r Beii:
aHsriffsn. Qm 9isnitas mar ss bereiis
elmer 2lrmss on Der iiiOpsitIi4enGrOHt
selunssn, bic duBsrsR gefeitisunsss
merle gu burdoriHseu.
Die britt. ruifii6e gertbioisuusss
linis, auf lpel9e bic gsrtbeiofssr bon
grsit.aitoDsi, Warf5au. SDaHgOroo
unb RoOo georsistrs. ssspunssn ipds
rem, iid suriid3u3iebeH, .ritrsdt fid
iiber bic Ritts Der dIs MsiB BsRublauo
bstannisn Gsssnb. Die ainie besinHt
n0rbli6 Don RIsa, an Der Office, uub
folst Der Dina Bis Siinaburs. 5isbt
ii9 banR in iiibIiaer Ridtune bin uno
iols. Der giienbabn bura BiIna, aibd
uno gdranouidi. Bon bort aus ers
itrstt iis fid bur4 bic pfablci.n Siims
pie am 1piusi uno Yripst GIuB Biz on
bic tleine s.itung RcipHo, bic 120
Ul.iIsn norO0fIid BON aem6srg. nib.
melt bon Der sali3ii4.n Gren3s Iisst.
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Sfiht iueniger als 10 bri.
tii@e 6anbels,dbiffe
Sinb In Der am MittD 0 d.
beenbettn mode BON
Seutfaeu lnterfsp
booteu 5erF6rt
porbeH.

9onbon, 20. ausuft. 5H Der am
NittuOd gu enbe ssSaHssnsn Do4s
ilnb 10 britii4s Sanpslsi6ifie Don
3uIammen 10000 9Onnsn aub brel
s5ii9srfabrs.use bon llnseritebootsH
Ob.r Tlinsn s,ritOrt DOrOsu. GisDOds
mar cine Der erfoIsrsi4ftn fir bic
beutidsn linfsrfseboOis felt BEN atus,
brid bes srissss.
2lm 19. unb 20. glusuit iDurbtn Ia
Dampfsr Don 5ifammtn 1883 aons
nsn BON beaiidsn 9dudbooten ssrit0rt.
Der srSbts bdpon mar bi. .arabic" !.
3sbn Der Dampfsr parsn briiiife uub
riR fabsat unsss rsatsaIsr IIaSoI
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|9ie 2tuGen ii6eral in ofli6er Gid
tr1ng 3uril&setrte6eu,
2Jon Sen 2Jer6iinoeten 1T oct energi(6fe
2Sei(e perfoGgt.
2Sp ste 9iniiem 5mmadit stamS balten ,ueroe,t,
1T jebt cine pffene sSra9e.

n
d4a@m eisnpat Sta fhn
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Srtt= 9itoust oas lette qro6e SoQwtrt oer &uien
&etterberi4t.

Sir 8 10, Snbidna unb a:ns
tutp: Stri9regeu am Greitag uno
pabrIfeinIt9 am Santitag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-20
POLICE PEACEMAKER
DYING FROM BULLET
Morally Wounded, He Brings
Down Fugitive with Gun.

Paterson, y. j., Dec. 19.-The role
of peacemaker proved a costly expert
ment tonight for Patrolman Samuel
Love, who is lying at the point Of
death in st. Joseph's Hospital with a
bullet wound in his abdomen. In an
adjoining cot is Nicholas Olitono. also
suffering from injuries that probably
will prove fatal. as a result of shot
from the policeman's revolver after
Love found that gentler methods were
OF no avail.
Patrolman Love was approaching
Spring and Slater Streets tonight,
when 0litono and another Italian &C
costed two youEg women. who, with
male escorts. were standing at the cor
ner. The four men became engaged in
an alteration and the policeman inter
fered. endeavoring to pacify them.
While the discussion was at its
height Oltono is said 20 have fired a
shot that pierced Loves abdomen.
Then the four men turned and fed.
The policeman, firing as he lay on the
sidewalk, struck Olitono in almost
identically the same spot that he had
himself been injured.
A few minutes later both men were
on cots a few feet apart in St. Jo-
seph's Hospital. Neither is expected
TO recover. Patrolman Love is well
known in amateur sporting circles as
d wrestler. Oltono gave 1l2 Grand
Avenue, Trenton, as his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-20
FAMILY CURSES
FUGITIVE SLAYER
MotherWould Be Happier,
Son Says, with Frederici,
Police Murderer, Dead.
STATE SEARCHED
FOR EX-CONSTABLE
Children Fear His Death Threats
Policemen Victims Funerals
To-day and Tomorrow.

From STAT Correspondent OF The Tribune
Montclair, n. j., Dec. l9.-Antonio
Frederiei, former constable. who killed
two policemen sent to arrest him Sat
urdsy morning at Cedar Grove, was
still at large tonight. A vigorous
search was prosecuted by all the towns
and cities of this part of the state.
and rewards FOR his capture total $3.50.
The belief is that he is still in the
vicinity, sheltered b. some of his
countrymen.
At the little frame clearinghouse in
Cedar Grove five Italians, one a WON
an. heaped imprecations on the man
who brought them so much trouble.
The group huddled around wood
stove while detectives hunted the
house for clews.
In another house, in Berkeley Place,
Bloomfield, Federici's gray haired
wife, the two sons and the two daugh-
ters also hesped curses upon the man
whose last act was but another added
to he/series of sorrows he had already
brought them. Despite the presence OF
two policemen near the house, the
family fears that Federico, who. they
think. now is insane, will return to Kill
them all, as they say he often had
threatened.
Frank. the oldest boy. arrived hur-
riedly from Bridgeport this afternoon
to help his mother in her trouble. She
will be happier, he says, when the body
of her husband is brought into the
house, for then all her worries will
be over She will not then have 20
worry over his attentions to other
women, over his stripping her OF jewels
in order TO bedeck younger favorites
and over his taking, at the pistol point,
every bit of money the family could
scrape together, including the 5000 each
of the girls had in her own name,
which he forced them TO sign over to
him.
The family ascribes the beginning Of
all the trouble to the day when, a con-
stable, with Offices in Newark, Federico
fell in love with his stenographer, Miss
Mira De Puy. whom they say he really
aimed at when, last September, he
wounded her companion, Charles Burr,
in a fit Of jealousy. He then disap-
peared until discovered IN the Cedar
Grove rooming house at 7 o'clock Sat
urday morning. For weeks, they say,
they have not seen him, but have lived
in dread that some day he would carry
out his threats to kill them. They
thought he might be dead, and Mrs.
Federico wore black.
Not a foot of the snow-covered fields
near Cedar Grove was left unsearched
o-day, and the hunt was carried even
into the mountains of Northern New
Jersey. All railroad trains are being
watched. It is believed he cannot es-
cape, but it is feared that he may shoot
other officers before he is finally taken.
Shannon's funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon and that of Mertz
Tuesday afternoon. Shannon leaves his
wife, from whom he had been estranged,
and six-year-old boy. Merit also
leaves q wife and son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-20
HUNGRY PRISONERS
DANCE FOR DINERS
Freshmen, Lean from Three-Day
Fast, Cavort for City COL
lege SOphOmOreS.

Gust as conquerors of old loved to
add zest to their feasts Of victory by
parading their manacled prisoners Of
war, so may we produce living fruits Of
our own victories" said Harry Litschitz
in opening the banquet of City College
scphomores last evening.
A moment later three bound and
gagged prisoners, for whom police end
parents had been searching since Fri
day morning, were marched into the
banquet hall and seated where all
right view their misery. For three
days the prisoners, freshmen at City
College, had been kept in an improvised
Jail in a Bronx apartment house.
The raging prisoners were the star
features at the dinner which was held
at the Academic dc Dance. lis West
Seventy-ninth Street. Throughout the
many courses the famished three sat
Cying the steaming food while their
mouths and hands were tied so securely
as TO insure their total abstinence.
Martin Meyer, president of the upper
freshmen's organization; Emanuel Behr-
man, president of hte lower freshmen 8
organization, and Fritz Behr were the
students who languished in emergency
dungeons while they awaited their turn
as unwilling actors in last evenings
entertainment. Barnard Kessner. who
attempted TO rescue his classmates.
was captured early in the evening and
compelled to sit. gagged and bound. at
their side during the banquet.
A squad of men. headed by Sergeant
Phelan. of the West Sixty-eighth Street
police station. stood guard outside
while the banquet progressed. Al the
conclusion the prisoners were released,
the unsightly costumes that they had
teen compelled to don were removed
and they were permitted to return TO
their homes .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-20
WILSON TROUSSEAU
CALLED DAMNABLE
Bouck White, In Second Attack,
Compares Dressmaking EX-
nense 10 Nero's Fiddling.

Rouck White, pastor Of the Church OF
the Social Revolution, told his congre-
gation Yesterday afternoon that the act
of President Wilson's bride In purchas-
ing an expensive trousseau "in this
catastrophe era" was comparable TO
that Of Nero adding while Rome
burned.
Down in the city Of Washington has
been enacted q blot on civilization"
said White. "Finery might not be 30
bad In an ordinary day. but at this mis-
cradle period. when trenches are filled
with the walls Of tho dying and thou
sands of women are widowed daily, at
tention to frills and millinery Is the
sign Of a petty nature. The untimeli-
ness Of this dressmaking display marks
It as damnable."
Mr.. Whites remarks were In reply
TO criticism that followed his sermon Of
a week ago yesterday, in which he first
chided Mrs. Gait for lavish expendi-
lures on her trousseeu. One letter he
received advanced the argument that
money spent on luxuries by the rich
provided labor for the poor, and White
took this statement as his text.
"If a house burns down, the rebuild
ing Immediately provides labor for the
poor" said Mr.. White. "but 1t does not
follow that a frebug is a public bene-
factor" =,
"Washington Is a leisure class city,
said Mr.. White, "and no place for
democratic President In every other
capital in the world there are work
shops, factories and working people
and the ruler must necessarily be IN
contact with the labor problem; but
In Washington there are nothing but
Senators and Representa-
tiyes. none Of whom are noted for
horny hands. II is the home Of the rich
and en- unnatural environment for a
loader OF working people. The longer
he Is there the further he gets from the
workers and the nearer he gets to the
shirkers." Al.
About three hundred attended the
which was held In Bryant Hall,
Sixth Avenue, near Forty-second Street