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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
Snr sriten, iabrIidlsa 9pru. ans &c,
d.Mnsitelnns BON Opens.
bile, luirS elm sabIreider
&eindJ eriuartet.

Die erite, i6brlide 8orn ltno @e.
iliisel sfnsiteIIi,ag bon Oipenspille
miro on rnditen 3. i,n5 A. 0eSeinber
abaebdlteit iper6er ,u,b miro iid,. al.
ler slnseiden ,rad s,i urtbeiIcn, als
ein GROCER gpfoIs eripeiien. Die
6arlner nehmen elm aarS ,rlgeipobn.
Iihes Sitereile ON Der Sade mS
oi,d bon Seiten Scr @eidGitsIeute
iiroet oieielbe tBatfrdftiee llnteritiis.
ing Siuensoille ut BON pr1dttsem
SarnrLa,ro lmgebe,b no biel nisse-
aeidnetes GefIiteeI seaiiftet miro.
Die geil,dHr Ger slltsStelliilp, adn 3.
lnlb 4. 9e5ember tperbcn Sober Die
@efesenbeit faben cine 10 reidlbaIti.
se sla,stpahl o,serIeienem @efIiiaels
81, iefcn. ipie ieripals aalf Der Staats.
9lrsiteIlautg, amo sipar guns beion.
oers bon ser @aiie oes @efliisels,
bnrdl fpefhe ser Staat aeiilonri Re.
riibnlt getuorben lit. Die Yro6rftion
aes beiten &orns, NIT groBtan Gr-
traa pro glder. lit gIeidfoIls cine
Gbotiade ailf ncIde iiiiiere 8re,noc
bon Saperspille ftol5 iin6 inS tpelde
iie in ieoer 8eiie ourdl 8ettbstperb
| III ion6er,, tnnd,ter
Ser Betibehperb fir ole altS9eieb.
ten Greiie lit fir SeSerinmln often
into bas aIIgeneine SitbIitlm III
biermit berslid) eiraeInben 0iuens'
bile, tpabrenb Der glnsStellungstage
| slt beilthen.
sllle btejcmi9en tpeIGe aorn obei
@cfliieeI attsSrItellen iuiinfden, iini
criildt iidy ihriftli6 on 9. q. Ior
pooo, Stpe,fsuiIle, Wlo., 3u ipenoen
9tad, Sem 9. 0e3elnber iperSen fein
| 6egenitdnoe mebr siir slusftelli,nl
angcllomtlen gatoIoee Der alsae
ietten Br1titien iin6 birdl oieieIb
slhrcilc SIT 6esieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
2iite Der 8rano. nnb Der getit-
Snrors.

sSst Der Situng bes golultp SeD
ridts. oln Iebtcn MoptaG lpliroeil
Ole giomen Der folgenoen giirger &c.
so9el,, I'M im SSonirar Sernir
Ses apeisaeridts oIS @rallb. .S,rors
5ii 6ienen:
Boulware twp.-Wm. Brink.
Boeuf-Simon Tappmeyer.
Bourbois---F. c. Meier
Monroe Fleetwood and Chas
S. Duncan.
Richland-John Rupp
Roark-Otto Suedmeyer.
Hermann-Edw. Walz and Gust
Glaser.
Brusch Creek-A c. Mathews.
Third Creek-Walter H. Schmidt
Clay-August Neese.
Sie gtalnen Ser fo(genoen Siirae
ipllrbelr ge5ogeu, im als EetitssSltro
sn 0ienen:
Boulware-Fritz Haeffner, Hy. Gle
dinghagen.
Boeuf-Geo. Scheidegger, Hy. Wiss
mann, Jos. Zoeller.
Bourbois-Geo. Brandhorst, j. +
Wright ~
Canaan--Henry Pletz, #. j. Schmidt.
Richland--Wm. 0ncken, Edw Zas
trow, Hermann Hemeyer,
Roark-Paul Pfotenhauer, Rober
Dorsch.
Hermann--Alvin Poeschel, Fred Dan
user, August Wohlt.
Brush Creek-Wm. Kottwitz, Adam
Hosfeld, jr.
Third Creek-Joe Carroll, Hermann
Neese.
Clay-Hy. Wittrock, H. ]. Schuene
meyer, Cleon Baxter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
8ittenbers.

SIN Der bersarpse,,ea1 @od,e itarl
ssofebh @aaipp, I'M gdter bon 60
sabren nnb ipiiroe auf Dem ssrieS.
bufe IN StoitD Sill beeroigt. 9aito,
@ubn leitete 0en SrunergottesSienit
Der @eritorbatc mar aIlgeirtan Be
fafnt uto geadfet. Gr tpar ,lnper
beiratbet ain6 1interI1Bt .6rei 8e
HApiiter, foapie sabIpeide ssrr,in6e
speIte ieiren Sob betrnaern.
. ssacob Matter in,S 6eiietp S6bnt
idgen sir 3eit Ba,ibUIs auf Der
Jdnt BON Sobn 9arrelneper. gs
iperSen bier iett bieIe GdAaern ae,
.bdlit, 5uaH Sdpts fiir Sns Bid, ,pab'
'renb 6es propbe3eiten. fontnlenSer
frengep @inters.
Sris 8in1nerIg bot ieine iGnu1rt.
lide,t @ebdisoe griinMid, reparterer,
iaiiep; Sacob aottnanip un3 6er
IirtBe 9ebrens bnben Sie Mrbeiten
dnsgefiibrt.
aas@it urb @ilbeEm Nitte, tpeTdt
tpdbrep6 bes nergaa9enen Sonlmers
in alna, 2afabetbe County, searbei'
tet baben. fin6 6iefe @ode inter
oas eItedid,e 0ody aliriidgefebrt ,lno
iper6en nun ftit Saitterfdnei1en lu,S
&clsfdsen. fir Die benodIbarten Snr.
nter. anfangeu.
DanieI Gdaffner ,,tpo @atti, bon
DmeirsoilIe, iuaren RirSH6 o,,f 8e.
fi,sh BEL Grit 3imn1erIp. Serr
S@affner erfreit iih trob feines
i@r boben Mters, nod irltner Der
beiten @eaH6bea.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26

der Dpfer an @aeridenIeber, nod
nidts erreid,t. Die Oeftreider ,,fss
bor aIlen Die SproIer baJten slt
gtint6e nod bieisiben 2iniest mel.
DIE iie Bel ai,sbru6 oes arieges md
SbaIien fir fih seipdblt alno beiesi
haben. Die midtigite oieier 2iries,
Die onr Sionso, mar 5ii ipie6erboI.
ten frpafen inb iit seeentudrtig nod
Der S4aiipIas Der bIitigften aauap.
fe; dIler anfhirn, Der italieniida,
Sdnaren bnt fid BIS iest nber oIs
'rilsloies .Spfer ertpieien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
ostimiit niu.m. eiseae RsSisiu.

D.
CT bat 3utrni,en in ieine Neeoi.
attn tpo ipeiB. bnf er 2inber,ing er.
Hbrt. 2e,ite. bic Or. ains's Rdu
DISCOVERY fiir grHIttrna nebmea.
.iin6 optimiiHM. Sse ulifen. Sol
Sieie Mebi3sn Die arurtbeitsbeims
I'm Gale t0Stet iinb Aer Notsr ben
Wes CUR Selling 5ffnst. gine Gr.
tdItiins Idbt a6 riM 0iird5 ober.
f6dlide ,WebonbIung bertreiben -.
mon mitb an Die BurdeI eeben.
seio optimiitiid. Solt betrte eins
GIafde bon Dr. Sings Nap DIE.
cooerb. 8C&bU.) /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
aasa ipartaniid.

Ser sau oes itel,geboreiieit atal'
Ses ser 5po,, 8olliaeer in Gbicaso.'
ipeIfes in eiaein 3lfnroe Der Oe.
generation CUR M.eit gebrobt muir.
Sc, 6alrdy cine Operation aber ON
2dber. batte erfalten iperoen Ton.
mem bot i'm gorasen Sairoe betrddt.
Tides g,tiieben iiato sdblreide slr.
giuireiae bro alisS fo,tra beruorgerile
fem. Der arst tpeigerte iid. oieR
Operation por5ilnebmen iiisp 90.
6nrdy Gin 8eien am 2ebeir 5at err
tdlten, Sas Saiierspb miiroeripertig
,apo i,rsnredpnllpsfabia gebliebel
mare, ole Mutter mar 6amit eitloer.
EItatpoen, iurS nrme ficB 6os fleil,e
Be6en iterbet.
DAB ole striidten iiber 6ieIe
Sa,r6lingsspeiie ihrofi aitfeinanoer-
iioBelt iit erfTdrlif, banbelt es iid
bod INN eine Sat. ODER pielmebr
eiale llnterlafinitg, ipeldle BON Der
9ermlirit gebiilist, aber bon Dem
@efiibl ber,porfen tper6en miro
Die @tfift, bab idapad)lid,e, mine
reripertige &iitber nidlt MIR iid
iegbit, ion6ern mtb oem @emciislre.
| fen sit 2iebe Dem Dnicin entriift
iper6en iollte1t bot idpn ieit Sabr,
to,tiearben lire 8efiirnortcr in
SiootsgebiI6en teefnmSen, ipeIde aul
REIN reaIiitiider @rlnpblage allfge'
bout iparen. 60 beitaro siml gei.
ipieI In Sparta Elm @eiet, Sab
lidip&bGide &irber bel Ser @ebrrt
aetotet aper6en miiBten Inn cine
@ntnrtllng bes @olfes nad Moglid'
feit 5lt bennei6en. sllid, in anSe.
rem staoten beItait6en im slltertiml
dbnlide 8eftinaniingen, sic ober
iaintIid beridapnttben, aIs bos 6bri.
litentllm nit ieineii nil6erelL bon
iHeitldllld|ent @efitlh getrageitell slllA
1ihainllpaen ieinen ginsug bielt.
| Sb es geboten ,uto entfhnlobar
Lift, eitt &iitb nidt tm 2eben sit er.
lfolten, neil es hon BON @eblrt
ar sit ei,pem oirnlpollen 0afeitl
praoeitiniert lit ober eridetnt, 6ar.
iiber miro ole @elt iidl nieInals Ell
nig iuerben. sseber miro iipoipioiell
E1ariiber llrteileiL je ilad)bent er iidJ
bon ben rtgoroiet ssonoerilnsen 6es
@eritan6es pber bent @efiibI beein-
flitien unb befprrfdyen IdBt, eine
Storm lGbt iidb rtidt 6nfiir allfitel'
len. Sdiper neritGnblid 1T in beall
SoIIe hes fIeiilen goIlillger MIR bie
Salnolungsipeiie Der Ilttter. Miit.
Ter pFlcgen ibre groBte 2iebe ben'
ieirigen air1ern si,5llauenben, Sie,
bon Ser @atur pernadIdiiigt, 6iefer
2iebe am meiiten beoiirfen. 9nf Ser
8eritan6 in Sieiem Sale iiber Sas
Mutter9efiibd oen Sieg oaDnngetra-
gen bot, fniltet etipas allsn ipar.
ta,liid an. sc. 3. Staats. 3eitin,q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
gerbanSlnnsen i'm Counts GeridJt
gleselmssiser 3ooember.s .sermin.

Gas @eridt ner laeIte lid, am
90. ssobelnber, 49, ..ntpeienb mo-
ren Sie 8hidter ssrai.s, Snden, Serrp
3aitrosu uno $. s, 8trSoenteDer I;
aleidfaIs Sberiff 81. g. Sdpnitser
ilnS gour,tp glerf SerS. 8les. Sol
aeipoe @eidsifte tuuroen erleoist:
gittaei,id BON 6. s. @. 8itte 5lr
Ranmuis zines sbeils einer offent-
lifen Strabe, tpurbe eingereift.
9ittseiud Don Sr9o Sdaefter
ittto anSeren, sur Grridltuug einer
| llelen ofielltiiden StraBe, tpatroe
! eiryerei6t.
9itteei,ld bon Cleo. 8. SillD ilno
anSeren, sllr grridtine einer nett
en- oifelhIiden StraBe, tpurSe eitge'
reidt.
Gas @erid)t entidyieb, baB ole BET
sen lestgenaulten 9ittgeIilde ai''
Sreitog, 6en 26. gfouentber, in ge'
tradt gesoeen tperoen iollen.
| @ittgeI,i6e bon Geo. Hingeilet1
,lnb anberen, ioipie bon @m. Mng.
eiIen alno anSeren, fir gerdit6erlul.
gen ar offentliden StraBen, fp1,r.
SEN eiruereidt.
9ittgeIaih BON glltg. <bne ititl
aruoerelt satr grridruns eifter offent'
Iibet 5traBe, ipiiroe eingereid)t.
Dte &efignntion bon s. 6. Soft
tpit, OILS ssriebensridter BON GIar
Gimp. tpitrbe bonn @eridt argenon'
lnen aut5 6ie mtIihen @iider iinf
8apiere bes Serrn aottspit tpuroer
an sSr. 9. @aeder, ben Srieoens,
ridter ienes Soipmfbips, iibergeben
Die 9eridte 6es SelonleIiers ii
getreif See nellen @ottIob S6ret
Strabe, i'm SriebenstboI, ioipie oe,
Geo. g8. Tfeiffer gendrrberiutg elmer
StraBe. ipnri6eir eillgereidpt.
SolgenSe slnipriide ipilrhen 5ltl
3abIiimg angeipieIen:
gS. Setterer, g. slitfs. 9iitr. 2e
Saibicription $500.
Willer al. 9order6iil4, StabI fiji
Bride iiber muo Greet $S0.25.
| @inipra6e mur6e eir9ereidt ge.
gen oas 9ittaeil,d BON ai,a. a5sbr
lntO aipoerear fin cine nele, offent.
IidSe Strabe.
@as Geridt berfiigte oaB bit
StilnnlSetteI bon Der letter. 8uirndr
lato alsemeinen NsobI perbranni
rperben follen.
9ie 9ittgeii,d)e bon @nt Sting
eien ilnb al6ereil, NIT 8e5i9 ol,i
6ffentlide StraBen, ipllrben Bis gum
80. 9esember peridoben Inn danrr
IN 9etradt ge5ogen 5it fperSen.
| Solgenbe GiHpriide murbcn 81,
3dblung aneeiuieien:
8m. Seruneber. 9. slipfi. Sbeil.
8abIing $4,000.
Bm. s. Sdtr1ibt. g. aufi. sbeif.
5abIarng angepieiei:
S. S. giere, g. sfitfi. Sbeilaablune
$6s.2t.
&ufiea @aiipiaL 8erlneiien oel
gfitebs sStraBe $31.35.
@idieIl @aiipin 8ermeiien bet
8erinoerlng Der q. @. Gieiffer
StraBe $4.00.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
SSbere Giiendabnraten.

Die itaatIide r9itblie l1tiGitp Com
nnIiion" bot bas @eiuh Der iit Rii
Iollri betriebenen @iielpbabnen in
grb0bung Der @aiiagiers aiuo 5rodN
raten beipalDi9t, lupS aperben bonn 1
Ssaltitar 1916 Biz 1917 folaenbe &a
ta, in araft iein:
Cine 1urdf1nittiide GpbGbunl
ser Sroftraten i'm 5 Erosent.
Bdfasierruten: 219 Gents OH
Rede fir einfade Sobrten 2A
Gents fir 500 ODER 1000 Neilet'
.8sid,er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-26
Ganaau.

sSobt griSer paifierte oicier Snse
bier oa,rd,, aarf Sem @epe mad, Ser
llla,tat, spo er @eid,6fte mlf Dem &c
rift battle.
Srait amp @urdnrS. bon Sapetts.
bile, mar ailt pergan9erer Sonntag
airf 9eii,b BET ibren gItern, gleon
8orter urtS @attin
ssraat Marp q. SolGanSs. ipeIde
ON Snpbus erfrarft tpar, bnt iid
iotpeit erbolt, Dab iie iuisoer aiif fem
fmtn; aber HIRE Eod,ter. srait s. @.
@sartim, BEL ipeIf,er iie ihr Seitn hot.
Iiest iest al einem sppmsanfalf
Sarnieber.
gRobert 8oaIt iuto @attin befanben
Iiidj oat lesten Sonntaa aif geind
bel Srau Gooit'S Sobn. O. 6. Sto.
! iberion ant6 beiie1r @ottin.
Ser 0aiiionar Der 9ollrbois giio.
ciation biert m oergotsenen Conn.
bag, in Ser 8optiiten Stride in 81.
berth, cine 8re6i9t.
81. 6. @rop tpnrbe am Ietten
Gomtae bon Ieiner @attin nit Ell
] tent ueiren Sobn beidentt,
| @aIter 3i,m II. Satin polr 8er
Ifoilles, fpelde bei 6roi, 3itut'S W
tern, s. SO. Martin inpo @attin air
geilld getpeien ipaen iir6 am per
ganeenen Smnstoe ipieber nadbaiis
s,triifgefehrt
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- GbmsiE ai,f ooS Sernianile
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!,eirat6s.2iscnicn.

Walter Schmidt, McKittrick 80. 23
Emma L. Karl, McKittrick ...... 10
Gus. Jannick. Usage 80. 's... 23
Martha H. Steiner. Usage $780,. 1s
Louis koiilbusch, New Haven. 30
Carrie Helmers, Rush Is, 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
EDISON STOP WORKING?
NOT EVEN FOR ACCIDENT
Inventor, Eyes Smarting from
Potash Bath, at Laboratory.

A trihe such as deluge of solution
of potash in the eyes cannot stop
Thomas A. Edison from going right on
working.
MIR. Edison? Why, he's working just
as usual. Stop HIM from work? 1t
would require an axe" said his secre-
tary, w. II. Meadowcroft, yesterday.
Mr.. Meadowcroft said his chief was
perfectly all right, except that his
eyes smarted and burned a bit after
the accident at the Silver Lake labora-
tory Wednesday afternoon.
81 was going over there to see him
on business that day, and arrived just
after the potash few in his face" Mr..
Meadowcroft said. "He was sitting
down with wet cloth to his eyes, but
when he heard me come in he looked
up and said in the most casual way.
Hello, Meadowcroft; what do you
want% and we went right along and
discussed business as if nothing had
happened"
Mrs. Edison, chief guardian Of her
husband, who vainly endeavors to pre-
vent him from working so constantly,
spent the day in New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
SAYS SLAIN PASTOR
PLOTTED FOR KAISER
Woman Gives CleW in Murder
of Pro-German Clergyman.

Gary. Ind. Aug. ga maze of con-
ficting theories confront the authori-
ties who are trying to solve the mys-
terry of the murder of the Rev. Edmund
A. J. Kayser, of Tolleston. a suburb of
this city.
Although forty-eight hours have
Elapsed since Mr.. Kayser's body.
tightly bound with cord. was discovered
in field near his home. state and fed
eral officials admitted tonight that APP
parently there was no definite clew TO
the slayer or slayers Or an acceptable
motive for the killing.
Belief that Kayser was killed for lis
pro-German utterances and activities
was considered by some strengthened
by the statement of a woman that she
was in the pastors house an hour be-
fore he was killed and overheard a con-
versation between kayser and promi-
nent Gary attorney She declared they
we're discussing in German plans TO
Illustrate shipments of arms TO the
Allies.
Earlier, detectives. said to be in the
employ of the German Alliance. of
which Kayser was president. declared
they had found evidence of L conspir-
Acy to murder the minister. Chief of
Police Heintz doubted this and reiter-
ated his disbelief in reports that the
pastor was the victim OF race preJu-
ace.
Four men, alleged enemies of Kaiser,
are being sought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
SHERIFF INTRUDES ON
O'SHAUCHNESSY'S TENT
Corporal of Guard, Caught Nap.
ping, Gets Summons in Suit.

Corporal Nelson O'Shaughnessy, now
a citzen-soldier at Plattsburg, who
got much military experience while he
wse secreta.. Of the American Tmbas-
sy in Mexico City, had little camp
diversion that his fellow troopers did
not have. He received an official visit
from Sheriff Moore, of Clinton County,
and IL was unexpected.
Corporal O'Shaughnessy had just
brought in his guard relief, dismissed
them and entered the guard tent. Moore,
being just a Sheriff and not military
person, brushed by the sentry on No.
/ post and followed the corporal in.
He asked Corporal 'Shaughnessy his
name. TO make sure OF his identity, and
then he handed him some papers
The papers were the summons and
complaint in a suit brought against
'Shaughnessy By the Ritz-Carlton
Restaurant and Hotel Company to re-
cover s47s, with interest, from Deem
Der, 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
BRIDEGROOM THIEF
GETS JACOBS TASK
Five Years Must Youth Labor
> Nor Smoke Nor Drink, to
Win His Rachel.

Jacobs years of service for Rachel
pale by comparison to the period of
probation which Jacob II. Lang, jr.,
must endure before he can again gain
full title to his bride.
In General Sessions yesterday, it was
decided that the boy bridegroom, who
was arrested three weeks ago, after
his elopement with sixteen year-old
Katherine VI. Helm, of l472 Flatbush
Avenue, Brooklyn, must lead model
life for the next five years, with the
following rules of conduct:
He must not see his wife for sixty
days.
lie must get job by September 10
and from then on pay his sister So a
week. until he has returned to her the
S24O which he obtained by pawning her
jewels.
He must neither drink nor smoke.
lie must report to a probation officer
once a week for the next five years.
II Lang rigidly adheres TO these
rules his bride will be his. II he vio-
la.es them, the court will consider
favorably the annulment suit which
Mr. Helm now threaten to bring.
Pale and thin from his three weeks
confinement in the Tombs, Lang list
ened to the decision of the court and
promised to do his best to obey it. In
the courtroom, he turned over to his
sister the S28 which remained from
the money he realized on her jewels.
He will 20 back TO his mother, who
lives at AS West Twelfth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
JEWELLERS SCORN
CUT.pRICE ARTISTS
Plan War on Mail Order Men
and Department Stores.

Cut rate and mail order jewellers
are going TO have a hard time, if the
American Retail jewellers Associ; lion,
row holding its tenth annual conven-
ton at Grand Central Palace, has any
thing TO say. The delegates yesterday
cheered enthusiastically when Charles
/. Miller. of the executive board Of
the American FAIR Trade League, told
them Of the ca paign his organization
is maxim for the Stevens bill, aimed
at the cut-price methods of the large
retailers, and especially mail order
houses and department stores. LIE
delegates promised to urge their Con-
gressmen and Senators TO support the
measure when introduced th.s " .lter
One of the most interesting exhibits
Yesterday was new submarine CLOCK
70. the United States Navy. manufact-
ured by ;he Elgin Watch Company.
The government specified that the
clock must keep time within one-tentE
of a second I'D - az TO whist
vibration, exploSi and immersion. II
was said the clock y'Tied one-thirteen-
thousandth of second for each
change in temperature Of one degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
MISER WITH $4,000
DIES OF HUNGER
Hoarded Money from Realty
Business-Taken to Hos
pital Starving.

Worth at least $4,000, Charles F.
White, "the miser Of Thirty-tourth
Street" died in North Hudson Hospital,
Weehawken, yesterday from starvation.
He was sixty-three years old.
For twelve years White had been in
the real estate business at Al West
Thirty-fourth Street with Gerard Kip,
who lives at 1921 Woodycrest Avenue.
He was known to have amassed in that
time 100000. now in the knickerbocker
rurst Company's vault, ana 100000, in
vested in real estate. But he rarely
spoke TO any one, except when neces-
sary to transact business, and even
Kip knew nothing OF his family. his
birthplace or his life outside the ONCE.
From stray remarks made by MN
curing their association Mr.. Kip SAID
White was believed to have come from
Connecticut and to have brother III
Chicago
White is said to have had a room in
New York, but he moved out when the
rent was raised and lived in cheap
hotel in the Bowery. A few months
ago he moved to Weehawken, living un-
til last Sunday in furnished room at
the home of Mrs. NJ. II. Hell, at "a
Fourth Street. For this room he paid
$3.50 a week.
Last Sunday persons in the house
found White SO weak that he was taken
to North Hudson Hospital. There
physicians diagnosed his case as lack
Of proper nutrition.
Mr.. Kip was summoned TO the hos
pital. but was unable to tell the au-
thorties anything more about White.
SO far as known he left no will. and no
relatives have appeared to claim the
$4,000 estate.
Whites reputation for honesty and
fair dealing had always been of the
highest. according to Mr. Kip, but he
was known to be parsimonious and
would 90 out of his way to save money.
This trait of his had been noticed in
the house in which he was rooming at
Weehawken, but neither his landlady
nor his fellow-roomers suspected that
@ carried il so far as to deny himself
{ reasonable amount of food. His tact
turnity and reserve were so marked
that no one in tho house had more than
noGding aqua 'ntance with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
LOOTS FLATS TO WIN
LOVE OF TWO GIRLS
Bow of Seventeen Took Course
with Master Burglars.

With ten burglaries on the upper
West Side to his discredit, seventeen
vear-old Dominic Bertelli, of 2Ol2 Sec
ond Avenue. was arrested last night by
detectives of the Third Branch Bureau.
When taken to Police Headquarters his
confession led the police TO believe that
he was IN, sole ,perpetrator of a series
Of uptown housi breaks.
The lad explained that he was in
love with two girls and that in order to
entertain them he was obliged TO make
money fast. He learned the art of
burglary. he said. from Older men. He
confessed to ten burglaries within the
last few Months. All of these were on
the West Side, between Ninety-siXth
Street and l7Sth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
TITLED HEIRS SHARE ESTATE
z. S. Grant, Broker, Left s591,024 to
Each of His Two Nieces.

Adele, Countess of Essex, who was
Miss Adele Beach Grant, of this city,
received s591,024 from the estate Of
her uncle, r. Suydam Grant, appraised
yesterday at sl,375.SS7
Vicomtesse de Breteuil of Paris, an
other niece of Mr.. Grant, received a
similar amount.
Mr.. Grant, one of the oldest mem
bers of the Stock Exchange, died De-
cember Is. 1912. His principal assets,
stocks and bonds, were valued at ST.
OO2, $50, and his interest in the CO.
partnership Grant Co. at 1898, $50.
His Stock Exchange seat was appraised
at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-27
OrOzco, in Disguise,
Slips Into Vera Cruz

FL Paso, Aug 26.-General Pascual
Orozco, wanted by the Department OF
Justice for defaulting his BOND wnen
held with General Huerta on charge
of conspiracy to violate American neu-
trality, was here to-day. He spent the
forenoon with lis family at his resi-
dence and disappeared fifteen minutes
before Department of Justice repre-
sentatives arrived to arrest him.
His appearance here after last nights
rumors that an uprising of Orozco,
Huerta and Carranza factionists had
been planned for early this morning,
was considered more than coinci-
dence. Previously it had been reported
that Orozco was many miles south OF
the border.
Orozco, it is said drove up to the
front of his home in a motor bus
and on the yeranda removed a disguise
consisting of gray beard and a wig.
His family admit ed he had been there.