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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
Asserts Gagan Failed.

Mr.. Stryker in his summation
pointed out that such a miscarriage Of
justice as resulted at the Cleary trial
was sorry spectacle for other states
to gaze upon.
81 don't care whether it was politics,
friendship, collu ion or corruption that
influenced Gagan in his handling of
this case. The fact is he failed to do
his duty, and / submit this fact has
been proved.
ga gan did not get out and get the
facts. Much Of the evidence that he
might have dug up has been presented
here for the first time. He sat in his
chair in his Office in Haverstraw. He
sent his clerk out TO listen. He (Gagan)
listened. Any lawyer-especially a man
like Gagan, District Attorney for nine
years must realize tina to get evil
dence it is necessary to go out and
get it.
ale did not try, and because he did
not try is evidence enough that the
citizens Of this county are not safe
while he remains in office. He did not
get even the most obvious evidence.
"Un'es he went out and dug and in
vestigated and questioned. how was he
10 pick up even the obvious things
that would have helped him present a
true picture of that shooting to the
jury?
although he could have secured spe-
cial assistance whenever he wished il,
he did not avail himself of this. When
he wanted to he got one of the best
alienists in the country. But he did
not secure the aid of investigators
who could have got evidence for him
that would have clinched the case
against Cleary."
Mr.. Stryker declared with dramatic
emphasis that Gagan could have shat
tered Clearys hair trigger insanity"
defence by discovering the genesis Of
the murder gun"
"If Bernard j. Fox had told the real
story of the murder gun Cleary could
have been sent to the electric chair.
Why didn't Gagan get that story and
the stories Of Seibold and Ludwig and
Hughes. Why did he accept the word
of Ford Why, a man who would take
Ford's word is incompetent. Would
not a competent District Attorney have
.aken these men and sat them down
in his Office and questioned them until
they were on the verge of fainting and
until he forced them to tell a story
that somebody outside of Matteawan
could swallow without having indigesr
ton?
Does any one doubt that Fox passed
that murder gun 70 Cleary In
Hughes's saloon short time before
the murder? Anyway, that gun got
back to Hughes's saloon. din't it?
"Who doubts that Fox took the 'mrr-
der gun and passed it 10 Seibold, with,
Here, Buttsey, take iris gun back'?"
Stryker was sarcastic in his alu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
Cleary Prosecutor Pict-
ured as Victim of Preju-
dice as Hearing Ends.
BITTERLY ATTACKED
BY PROSECUTION
Gould Have Sent Slayer to
Chair Had He Made Fox
Testify" Striker Declares.
From . stat correspooten. o, The rnbun,

From 4 stat Corresponden. Of The Trbune.l
Nyack, y. Y, April 1.-The question
of whether Thomas Gagan is to be re-
tanned as District Attorney of Rockland
County was left for decision with Com
missioner William II. Hotchkiss late
tonight.
The hearing Of tho charges that
Gagan in his prosecution of William
V. Cleary for the murder of Eugene
NJ. Newman was corrupt and neglectful
ended with the summingJ up Of Lloyd
p. Stryker for the compliments and
Frank Moss for Gagan. When they
ended Mr.. Hotchkiss said:
81 have reached no mile post on the
way I've got to go. | don't know where
the roads fork. shall reach that fork
shortly-after | have read the briefs.
My mind is in the same state as those
of the other men and the women who
have listened to this testimony"
Each lawyer consumed about two
hours in presenting the final pleas.
Their briefs are to be submitted to
Governor Whitman's commissioner.
During this time Gagan remained away
from the chambers of Justice A. s..
Tompkins, where the hearings were
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
WEIGHTS BILL NOW
SEEMS DOOMED
Statewide Protest Shakes Re-
publiCanS Who Had Been
Supporting Measure.
From 8 stan Correspondent, Of The Tribune

Iron STAT Correspondent OF The Tribune
Albany. April With Speaker Sweet
and many Republican assemblymen
against Senator Woods bill to abolish
the Department of Weights and Meas
ures and transferring its duties to q
bureau in the Department of Agri-
culture, tonight the indications are
against the measures passing. Demo-
Gratis and Progressives will vote solidly
against it, and il is expected that
enough Republicans will heed the state
wide protests to prevent its being
forced through the lower House. as it
was in the Senate.
The bill has been reported out OF
committee, and will appear on to-mor-
rows calendar, but debate on it is not
expected until next week.
81 am against this measure" said
Speaker Sweet to The Tribune CORE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02

spondent to-day. ut is vicious, because
il removes one Of the greatest protec-
tons the people ever had against un-
scrupulous dealers. The Tribune is do
ing noble work in exposing the vicious
ness of the Wood bill. The present De-
partment of Weights and Measures
should not be abolished in view Of the
great amount of good it has done the
public"
Assemblyman Francis r.. Stoddard'
jr, of New York, a Republican. de-
clared that he was against tearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
Ice Up as Coal Drops.

Just as the coal dealer is getting
through taking the Joy out Of living
the ice man comes bobbing up serenely
TO continue the good work. According
TO early reports from the dealers 1t
has been a hard winter for the ice
man. The Hudson River almost forgot
10 freeze at all, and as il was, put of
the process so long that the ice crop
is small. As usual, the shortage IS the
lfrgest in several years.
The American Ice Company an
nounced a 25 per cent increase in price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02

yesterday, but it was explained that
the advance from 81 TO S. ton affect
ed only the hotel and saloon trade az
present The local branch of this con-
Germ. the Knickerbocker Ice Company,
is said TO have increased its facilities
for making artificial ice so as TO be al
most independent Of weather condi-
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02
IFS Enactment Would Give
Crooks Full Control,
SAYS DR.. Reichmann.
Urges RETENTION
OF BROOKS LAW
Wholesalers and Retailers Join
Consumers in Battle TO Keep
Present Statute.

Enactment Of the bill 10 abolish the
Department Of Weights and Measures
Vill mean that the state administration
;s plsvinC into the hands of the crooks
snd against the interests Of the con-
sumer and the honest business man
that was the declaration yesterday of
Or. Fritz Reichmann, president of the
Weights and Measures Association of
the State Of New York.
This attack on honest weights and
measures is not only local matter"
he said at has broken out all over
the country and the ones behind it
are the big national packing interests.
the Gamers and others who are being
prosecuted under the law
Opposed 10 any tampering reducing
the effectiveness of the law are the
weights and measures officials of other
states, the national administration,
wholesale Grocers, retail grocers.
butchers. speciality manufacturers. the
Board o. Trade and transportation and
women's and housewives leagues.
Benefit TO Consumer.
"The Brooks law Of New York State
simply means that every manufacturer
and dealer is required TO let the con-
sumer know how much he is giving
him in return for his money. This ap-
plies 70 every kind of commodity"
The plan 10 submerge the depart
ment Dr. Reichmann said. as a bureau
in the Department Of Agriculture, was
Numerically opposed 10 the trend of
the times.
"The statements that have been made
that the department cost this state
$4,000 TO $4,000 year are untrue,
DR.. Reichmahn said. at costs actually
only about $4,000, which is the lowest
cost anywhere in the United States.
In every state where il is under the
Agricultural Department the cost has
been greater than where il is separate"
One Of the men who had part IN
shaping the present reactionary bill,
he said. was a former inspector in the
department. who was removed for dis
honesty and incompetence.
There can be only two reasons for
this bill--one 10 get political job,
the other 10 make the net weights and
containers law ineffective" said Frank
lin Brooks. author Of the Brooks Law.
and chairman of the Jaw committee OF
the State Association of Weights and
Measures. IF ever there was sta
tute put on the DooHs tina. affects
every consumer. il is the net weight
and container law"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-02

down any such safeguards as were given
by the Weights and Measures Depart
ment.
John Leo Sullivan and other upstate
Republicans also expressed their oppo-
stion to the bill, while Minority Leader
A. F. Smith, Asemblymen Peter p.
McElligott and other Democratic mem
bers announced that they would fight
the bill to a finish. Nearly every mem
Der of the House has received letters
protesting against the Wood bill.
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ftinfr gnttin unb Der Gcbn binier,
ldbt ben NadIub fttnsr Satin uni
stpei sinbsrn.
Die f5susrlptbr inurbs pprgel
tern Nbtnb mad Der Wst Sibe no
tor 60, aeruftn. um brtnnenbe Obs
fdlle. ipeIhe burd) Selbitent3iinbuna
in granb serisibsn, Ju lSfhen.
= Der Gtabtratb min bic GbeH.
nut Strabe jpilhtn Der 5. unb 6.
Strabs fpisbtr fir ben Beirieb erSffs
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Strabe felt 40 Sa9rtn psrIperrt unb
es 1T isinem etabtrntb bis iebt gss
iunasn bic Strabs ipisber gu 6fintn.
Die StraBe III nit sinsm gretter5aun
perfperrt.
- Dem Glen Slad, bon Der Wlds
ion 9anbitrabs, ipurbe porseitsrn
9lbsnb pom 5slO 20 gui&tI Wais &c.
itohleH.
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freunbs gbarIss @i5topmsin pfsrb
ausfiihrie unb ipegen ansebIihsn
0ie6itabls be.baftst purbs, btit1nt
isin @srbDr i'm ariminalgeriht Dor
Ridter 6arIan unb ipurbe fir go
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sefhidi.
, - Der GtaStrdtb bislt porseiisrn
4benb Elm Sibuns ub, IN iptlfsr ans
ter 2lnbsrem asonaro uHb 2aura
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fir einsn erliitsusn S6aoen burh
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Strobe, einreitisu. Cine Droinans
purbs sum trii,u Rul rerleien nm
8oHbs i'm 9siraas ppn $4,000 fir
Sturm ab,uestaudI., III psrauseas
ben, gs ipurSs aud bsidlofeH einsn
elnsabl StrabsH permanent su pflds
tern.
- Die hiefies Sarusari 2oss trifft
@orbtrsitunstn fir eintn empfans
fir ben GrobsGtsrburosu Der @ers
siniaisH S.aaisH, Der nm T. Gpri!
bier peiltn ipire.
--Warihau Di,iborn DON 6lsns
bale unb stpti SdpeiisIH uom Fip,
iisr sum Gnisn Soiritn in Carthage
holten asitsrn bic WsabAfn 8satries
DapIon, @aIma 5Ismmines uHb
2lnna 9ants pisbsr ab, bic am Wipns
tag aus bsm aIoii,r entfprunsen uno
bisrberssiommsH tpnr.n. Die Shtpes
tern fpuren isbr sntriiiiet barber,
bab Uldpor SinisI iih pcreeItern aes
tpeiasrt baitE bi, gldOten, bic untsr
Der @eridtsborisit oes Sugenbeerthts
bon Cincinnati itehsu. an WldrihdM
aussuIisfsrn. aIs biaer iis
abholsn tpoltt.
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- Die GrIanssr gerbsFsrnnes>@e
ieIIf9aft ipirb ON Is. Wdrs Elm Bon
fett abbalten. On bieIem Ibsn0 lperf
ben mebrere Rebner fur bic 9erlGnge
runs Der Strabenbnbnlinie pad er'
LANCER fpre9en
- Sn Der alaee pon Williain 8
Sarriion aesen Die g. II. %. 9t.eiielbaD'
&c., in fpelher Der alGger einen S3d:
oenerfas BON $1,000 perlanet bate
neil sr anseblid pon siusm 3Gge ab'
eeiett morben iei, lpnroe geitern Gin
irtbeii gu @uniten Der rsrilaster
partei eefdllt.
Der aaufmann Wiaiam Sts'
pbens, 9dnhler in Observation-Disclosures
Nrtitsln an Der Mabilon 9lpenue, BE-:
ri6tete geItern i'm poliseibouptquar.
tier, bab er bon eiuem Jremnen mil
eiiem fpertbIuien Gbed beI6ipinbeli
ipprben iei. Der s5rembe, ipelfxr iif
6. M. Smith narnts, taufte mehrere
glrtitel i'm 9etraee pon $21 unb offes
rirte an 3ahlungsiiatt einsn gbed ir,
9etra9e bon $25. Serr Stepbens
5ablte oem }rembsn ben Nsbrbstroa
bon $4 in 9aar aus, I'm fpGter bic uuz
an9ene5me Gntbeduns gu MAIDEN, bab
Der Ghed iperthlos mar.
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terbreiten n,nb. Tes @iirgermciiteru
pen WimiSipnIitdten miro bic Aiho.
ritdt perliebeu. goli3eidefs mnS
ieuer Terarteniietsd,efs sii erncn.
reiI ODER nbsiiIeber, obne Ddb ben glb.
geieseu ons Neht Der gerlIfiing su-
ilett Gbcnio forncn Die giirgernlei.
tier elm Mitslieb Der 6fpiloienii.
aommiiiicn auf ireetb einet @riine
bin entIaifen unS bdben nift nofbig.
ME es cas- bisbertge @eiet pos.
itreibt, eineu ipssifiiten GrnnS CIT.
3uiiibren.
Ter SalsansiduB iiir sIrbeiter.
AngcIegenbciien bsifdffiate iih beltc
nit Ger @orlnge oes Jicpr. CT uon
Snmilton Goiintp. biirh speId,e Ole
slrbcitsjeit fir aouonftelre mo T5.
forieiIte 1iif StrdbeH. nnb Snteyir.
ban gabnen regullrt iperoen foil.
9'ertretrr Der pcrffieoenen SirnBcn.
bsbncr.llnicDen oes Stodtes iprnd'eii
5r ojunitcu Der g,orlnee, ipibrrno ci
nc sln5nhl HeprafenfnnteH Der Der.
idJieSenen Observation-Disclosures
trtlarten, beb Die gorInge. fails
lie oseiet pcr0ai ioIlte. iridlt mr. ons
@cidjdit riiinirsn. ioubcrn nud) 5Ir
5Olse bntcn fpiir6c, baB bic 5obr
prciie erbott pcrben miibtcn.
Gic gcrIaee idreibt Dor, bal;
StrafenbabH Anaeiiellte ndbregn
irsenbtpsIfsr elf Observation-Disclosures
StpuOen ocs 9daes nid)t uebr ais
neun Shmoen beidEifilet ieia oiir.
fen iinb urter allen llnlitanben jcoen
5ae cine 9tubcpeuie bon "a nliieiu.
ailberiOlgellbeu eiunsen bnben mill.
fen. Iieie 9eitinIllina erfiareu bic
g'crtreter bgr @ejelIidGiteu lpiirSe
Die anitelliing bon mehr ocIiten iino
bic Heouftion Der SaIare Der iebt
beifiitiaten eeute sur nnbee;natcn
9otbwenoiqfeit uadsn. Ter aus.
idniB 1T iidl iiber Me 8orlaSe nod
nIdli idIiiiiig geapproen.
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llitnemtrat
Bites nu& alniidt bss I]raiibsnisr
bas 8erbot Der ausfubr Don
arisssmaisrial isin.
60 stiIdris 6srr @ifOn elmer Gsl.sa
ton BON Gralsn, bic ibm :ins
pstition su @unitm bss
@ebots untsrbreit.ie.

@afhiusiOu, .. G., IS. Stbr
prdfipsnt Wilfon srtlSrte ON Don,
neritus ,insr Delegation bon Sr0usn
bic iAm cine 2s.oo0 lintsrf8riissn TIA,
ssnbs paition untsrbrsitsts, in ip.l6si
Elm @srbOt bsr ausfubr pon ariess,
material DsrlaHgt uurbs, bab ieintl
4niidt nab elm bsrariis,s gsrbot eir
unnsutraIer att isin tpirbs. Gi.
@Ortfiibrerin Der Delegation ipar 5rl,
Gliit Gang BON grcOtlDn. n. q.
Der prdiibtni ihsilts Der Sslssa,
ton NIT, baB ihm gsIast iporben
lei. bab Elm btrurtisss Doresben ab.
fpiut uHnsuiral fsin ipiirbs. Der GrnIi
Der surppdii&sHeuse. bstOnis Der prds
iibsnt, made Is abfOIut notbiDenbis.
pab bic @srsinist,n Siaatsn ii4 ab.
ToIut uHpdrtsiifh uub iibsraus pprfi&s
tis psrbitlisn. Gr fiisis binsu, baB er
ole bumunitdrsn 8sipeagriinbs, non be-
ntn bic GraueH bsi Der Hntsrbrsiiuns
Der psiitipn pslsitst piirbsn. ipo5l 5u
piirbissn ipiiFs.
Die @ottfilbrtrinnsn br DsItsa.
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2ofal 8eridt.
Muf elm 9aar
3dre ghrasrmsiifsr 4. 2. spiesel
bel STANDARDIZATION berlin.
slidt.

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re am Rittpoa 9iirsermeiittr 3. g,
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Strsu5uns osr Chambers Strabe pai'
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9iirgsrmtiiisrs binsinIauiis uHb srpar
nit folder @spaIt, bdb bas 2Iutpmps
bill bss 9iiyasrmiiiers auf eiH 9aar
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naaen bss giiresrmsiiters befA6bist
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be RsparaturtOIiH in gsirags DoH
S1e 81 bssabIsu,
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Der gaepsDepartnsut glub Il

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srtpdblt: prdi., ssr. Wurrap 6ubbarbt
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floienen Mcntss permibt.
- Die 2si9e Der Trau nm. Didel
puree seitsrn 2fbsub pcn 6amilton
g., bierber sebra9t.
= Geo. :. 9udnsr Don 90. 22s
SF 10. Strabs 1T oeftsrn i'm gItsr
BON 60 ssdbrsn geitorben.
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floa unO i'm am aOpf truf, erbsbIit
perlebt.
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sort 5bomaS pattsriOn WOnmouth
Sirahe unb gort StraBsssinis rpers
ben in eiuissn 2assn iiter bic Gen.
tralbriide naa unb bon Cincinnati
iahrer.
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3 a M itton.

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FbOHe 1851 Y.
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aangenen bieiissH Stablperftn inter-
rsiliert unb mar felt s s5abun bier
anidiiig. 81 mar felt lestersr 3,it
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ssi6dftlider 5iniidt intsrsfTisri unb
mar crit porgeiiern bort auf .insn
tur5en Beiu9. gr mar isit me6reren
sSabren lsiosnb. or hintsrlGbi bic
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bon Rsilh bsi Der 5simfa6rt pprass
tern Ibsnb in feinsm 9ueab an Der
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po6Ht in Cincinnati UNI beibt 2yrau
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= Ruiiea 9rdpiti, DeItxr Trau
9tnno apsrs nit einsm 5nmmer ouf
osn aopf f6lus, tonnts bic psrlunate
8iiraIGaft ron $500 HiGt iielsn unb
purbs Biz gum 0erb6r am nI6Iisn
9isnitds Dor JrisbsHsri9tsr asnnebp
in 2rentpn i'm gounip @efdnanib
bier inbaftisrt. Der Batter. ipelhsr
ebsufaLls ansaldgt ifeht, itslte bic
perlaHste 8iirsfhait BON $500. frau
qpsrs mar nidt i'm StaHbe bsi benz
@trbDr am RitttpO6 gu eriGeinsn.
- Die 5sitomsnte pon 2ib1m unb
ssobn gusrmau, Batter unb Gobn,
iDurDen i'm Ia6IaBssridt sinssriht.
Der Batter Hsrmn4t lsin Gieeuihuw
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Sabtun uuS Seaebue.

Der GamenSlpeig bon geIleput
Oes 9euti6 amerifaHiiden 9atic'
ilnl6m0cs bicIt eeitern glndulittaf
i'm Saiiic scr sSrou e. gtiesfe, gIo
BAL 5ornt Strabe, @eIlepue, ieinl
rcselmdBige 9eriamnlIunp ab, IN
meIher Die geantten oes perfloiiene1
SabreS einittmnrig wieoerenu6bIl
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9omeritng i'm apriI i'm Sauie Der
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amtea oe5 glewport 3dmen5DeigeS.
pelfJe am II. 9iar5 in @erbinonng
NIT elmer llHterbnlhiug ln0 SanS.
frdn5den abgebalten meroN ioll,
uuroe angeuomHen uno beidloiieu,
iit SabIreib 5u betbeiligeu. sSrau
Sbea Stnbl, gtational Neprdientan.
lin Der Iamen. 3iueigc, ipies in elmer
n0rtreiilidlen Reoe barauf bin. oaB
oas engere 3iiiammenpirfen Der
Gamei1pDeige bon 9opiHaton, glelu.
port uu6 gelenue eripiiridt mare,
Inn grobere GrioIge 5u cr5ieIen. slud,
iilr Die Organization zines Ginoers
dors. fiir peld)e lid aGelitbaIben elm
lebbaftes 9sntereiie fin0Qnb, iprnf
lie beberSigenoe Aorts. Hid ioI!en
Die nnoeren Tnmen3lpeiee niiaeiur.
bert perSen, sur Snitalotionsfeier,
lDeIde i'm ~Eeittiden SaiiS" in Retp.
port iiattiinoen ipirS. lid ebeninas
5abIrei6 ein6ufInbeu. lH Der Der.
inInlIIillg, lueIf)e iehr SnbIreih &c.
iudt mar, mndtc iif ein lobensipcr.
tier Gifer iiir bic Siele unb 3,pefe
Ger 2amenspeige oes 9eutif @me.
rifaniiGeu 9ationaIbunoes geItenb.
Ter Ct snoniius Gramatiide
aIiib bon @eaepiIe miro beute gbcnb
IN Der SduIballe on Der Iipiiiou
Strabe cine Spc5iaIiisuns abbaI..
tsn.
6rnu 9Inno 2Orcn5o ben Tan.
ton, pel6e ii6 I'M specr's SoipitpI
ainer dirirgiifeu Operation ititer.
Ilelen nilbc, iii ipipeit berDeiteat,
oab iie nah oem Sauie ibrer Sdupe.
'Ier, 6rm o. e. emerioH gebradt
rcrern fonnte.
- 5rau &, SiebentbaIer, BON
10. SO 9inr Strabe, 9apton er.
jie!t anIaBlih i1res g9iegenielies
be ber5liditeH GratnlntiouenneH ib.
'er 3nbIreiten 5reilnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19
0sOrss @ailinat0H ceitsr sapyrr

DIR airdsnratb b.r 9rittsn 0fut.
itben glreieitantiTdsH @tmsinbs (pa.
itor 8. 5dfnfr) bsranitalist mprgsn.
pcH 5 llbr Ra6miitaes on. in BEN
Heusn. pri6tirsn ShuliaaI Der air6s
an DnInui, nabs 8. Ctr, sin George
Wui6iHstou Cpittr Supper unb luH'
heon nit siner gtbissfnsn llni.rbaIs
tuns in altsm Sir uHo iabst Tamsn
unb 9srrtH frsunbli4lt baSu .in. 9is
6errtn tpsrbsn seissn, mas lie In Der
aiide uHb i'm Gpsiisfcal. IOipis aHf
Der 8iibn. IsiIitn t6nnsn uns iisIsn
allen ,insn gennbrsiaen absnb in
ausii&t, ben RismaHo psriiumtn
ipllie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-19
Mafrnf
I'm bic sransn nnisrsr stabt.

aus ben Wlitibsiluusen bes 6srrr
Obsrrtsisrunesraib Wsper.gerbarf
srfnbrsn mir, bab bas Dsutih. DETER.
reihifh,ilngarii9e Notbe Qreu3 Sic.
btssabtn in Sprm bon Wsrbanbjeug.
lei4t.rsn Wcufa@su unb GsIb itbl
benStbigt.
6err paiior 5aupt erIisb poriss
Node sinsn glufruf in ben
bsuifd.n 3situnesn. in BEN sr sur
6iIfsarteit nnb gum SnmmeIiperi
fir bag g.. 8. Il. Rptbe arsus dufs
forberts. 9err 6dupt bat iif In Iiss
benspiirbisifer msiie nit uns Dersis
nisi, I'm elmer 3eripIitttriing Der
ardftt porSubsuesn unb semeiniam
bns SiIfspsrf i'm @rpbeu burd3us
iiibreu. Mir boffsn auf bic llntsrs
itiibnng Der 5rausn Gincinnntis. ob
beuti4tr obsr amsriidnii9er gsburt
unb ipsnS,n uns an ale iJrausnpere
cine. bic beutIdhen Gemeinben ,unp
6iIfsp,rttne unh bic nisltn, pislsn
eln5flnfn. Die uns ptiItn fpnntn, pds
3itI su srrsi4sn.
Cine 3sntraIfslIe 5ur qnnabms
iinb gum @trinnbi BON gsitrGstl be.
finbst iih in benz 6auie GilStpeiieds
s. unb Dine Strabe, erIitr Gtod.
9ns gursau tpirb tIeIih BON 1--5
lthr am Radmiiias aeSffnst i,in.
Rdhsr. austunft bttrsffs Der 9lnf.r.
iieuns Der @seent6nbe unb BEG Was
ierinls lpirb bort esrne erib.iIt iDers
ben. GsIob,itrdg, bitten mir on bi.
Shnbmsiiterin, Grl. GmiIie 9istig.
419 Rodbals 4ps., gponbaIs, einsus
feubsn.
llebr smpfanasns Gab.n tpirb in
ben bsutftsn 3tituHesn quittisri
iperben.
goppelt siebt, iuer idnsa aiebt!
}rau 5pparb 9. Wurlisr, pris
iibentir.
frau Or. Mnr gol, GetrstGrin.
Fri. emilis 2istis, G6,nbmsiiterin.
Bi, bic grdiibsniin 5rdu Soiparb
Wurlibsr bsridbtsis, finb i'm 9aufs Der
Isbien saas bic foIgsuSM 8upsnbuns
rats