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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
2lorooeutf6e S6iitea-@e-
feaf6aft.
Tie neuen Seamteu in Der geitrlgeH
geriammluug iuitallirt.

Inter 3ablrsifer 9stheiliaung iets
tens Der Ulitslieber fanD oeitern Nahs
mittaa bic renelmGbias 9erIamrn!un5
Der obisen Organization untsr WorFs
beg Serrn %qnaB Rplfes unb Dr.
Qrototoqfii6runa beg Serrn Trso.
Wietbe itatt. Ssrr Ben. Rups tpurb'
als nsues g1itelieb in 9ori6lol as'
6ru6i. Guf Qntrag tpuroe ki9loiisn
Der 0euti3en unb Seiierreitilh-
llnaariifen Silfseeiel'ddft einsn
gstrao BON $25 fir ben SiIfsfonbs
7uaupeii.n. gln oem arOnunssbaa Der
0eutI4en S9iiBenseiedi4ott, Der an
21. M1rs in Der 9lrbeiterbdle italt'
finbet, piro F4 Der 8srein in coz
pore" betbeiligen. glls gihsrsRepiIi'
pnssgusihub puroeu bic 6srrer
Senrn sseninn @so. 3. 9oerser unf
iJrant geumeiftr srnanut; ebenlc
fpurbe bic aopfIteusr on ben .. u
StaetDsrbano sur 3abIuns onsept''
ZEN.
fisrauf erfolate bic sSnitol'ruH'
Der neusn gsamt.u bura Serrn 80
isrh Mebmert, uno aiDdr:
grGfioent: ausuit S6roer.
9ise.prGFbent: So6n Wlener ir.
qrut. SstrstGr: 5reb Wistbe Our
G. Tul.).
;yinuus SetretGr: 5enrn Sousr'
lamp (sum %. Wale).
Saabmeiiter: SOi. Srintmann r.
aommanoant: Gbriit. Gbriitmonn
9sreinss6abnentrGgsr: Ben. StdbI
gunbsssTabusntrGser: Ben. 5tpp
9erruultungsratb: 6:urp S4uma'
der.
s6iibenmsiitsr: Geo. SusIsmanr
uno Wiqiam Witte.
8eleaatsn gum Stootoerbdno'
Serrp Neninr unO Ben. WlsrEmdru
Stelpsrtreter: Seurp 5olimaRr
unb fsrsb. Diethe.
Delegaten our Deuti6eu 2dg'Se'
IsIlIhait: Sas. @eNel.
Stellpertreter: sermdnn ShHtp,
Ea6 Der :Snftaliruno bliebeu pl
Ritalieoer no6 eiuige Stunben u
oemiitblicher WeiIe 6eiIdmmeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
aiibnemamnag agsDrtras.
Ter sei,isrts HeSner ipriht ani
Sieuitas abeub I'm Gmerg
Anoitprinm.

Ger Eeutife aittcrariide alub Bat
ben befannten slustauidproieiior Gr.
Gugen auebnennnu abermaIS einge.
laoen, nad Cincinnati 81 fonlnen
une uHs burh iein feltriges @ort
aus gleue su 6egriiiern fiir bic @ai.
ienericIge ocS alien 8aterIanoes
Yroieiior aliehnenarH iprift in
SelitidA unS Bpnr iinOct Ger 9ortrog
Gm IicnitaG, 2. Dldr5, slberos. i'm
gmsrp glnSitorium itctt. Sas 2bes
mo, pas yrOfsHOr &uebnemauH be-
banbsIn pirb, Iautst. ME er seitsrH
idriftlia Serrn Or. q. 6. Sto1,
S,n QrahSsnten bes oitterarifasn
alu6s mittbsilts. .Ssuti6laub in ieis
nsr Gntfdsioungsitunbs". Der aittes
rarii6e sIpb sibt iih ser Sofinung
bin. SaB onE 2eiitidtbum Der Stlot
iein geltreben aucrfennt un6 ieinar.
icits oaiiir iorat, Sab 8roieiiW
aue6nemanu por einem III allen
Sbeilen beiesten Sailie ipriht @ie
nas Icttc Nal. Der @ortrce 1T ma.
tiirlid, irei uHo jeSer a)laun ieSe
1Srau III lDillfonmer. Fem Reoner
EN- acpaltigrs stuoitorium 5u per.
ihaiien, mllB uus oaen gfrcniate
icin. G5 bebnri teiuer anrte. Sober
III tpiatcmnen. - Rad Dem gortrna
lit II. auebnemaur gnit oes 3eut.
ifen 2itterariid)en aIltbs bei einem
SSmbib i'm guiineb @ten's Club.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
Sruaia. @eId,id,tc.

Die aarbiee Catherine So6nIoa.
927 Gutter Strabs, beriatste ssitsru
Der poIiSsi cine brpIIise 9eidiats,
pis lie Don .inem ettpa 40=iGbrissn,
ihr unbstanntsn RaiIessnofsu UNI
s2.1O beiapinesIt tporben lei. Der
Ulann iei ssItern gu ibr seicmmeil
uub babe ibr mitestbsilt, b1b Elm Ref
fs ibrss gatteu, Der in Bombing 9rssu,
ap., rpp6ue, ibr so pfuub Sped per
grpr.b als gefasnt geihidt, bic Grs
prebeebiibrsn i'm Setrdgs bon $2.i0
uitt bssablt babe. or srbot ii6 sss
oen grbaIt bss @elDes ons 9ddst gu
briussn, unS Tie babe ibm aud sssen
cine uneebliHe 0nittuns Der grpreB-
aefslI6dft ben Betrns sineebdnoigt.
Da Der Sped urrb aud Der angsblifc
grprsb5ots gu Ianes ausbIiebsn, babe
fis gsrSa4i ssI3opii, elmer Ra4ba'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
Viii bsranbt iuurSsn isin.

Der 25sidbrigs Carl gruns bon
419 MiltOn Strabs purhe usItgn
gormittaa an rsr 4. Strabe. Hlss
9roaopap. in stipas angeb.iisrie,n
9uifanbe Don ben poliliitsn Dca unp
masnsr in GeIslfdaft oss 5ur6ileH,
Rob. ghsuir. asfun6sH. ben sr beiduls
bisi, i'm in cine 4lsp sejerrt uuo
bort I'm feline llbr bsraubt 81 bltsn.
9robbem Der fartigs lsugnets. ipurb.
e aiif 0erbaht bin sinseipsrrt. pdb-
rsnb Douus Isinsr 6itsr6eit peasn
sbenfaIs i'm Giationsbauie unt.rses
bront purSs. um bort isiueu Raui4
aussui@iafsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
Giieriud,t suSet in sRorS.

abe suri,n. elm 46sidhrigsr 5ars
bia,r. csrisib asItern @crmitioa IN isis
nsr Wobnuna. Rc. $40 Deft 8. Stras
&c. nit BEN 2lsidbrissn 9ub6ir Gra'
BAN fpsssn zines sfrausnsimmers IN
Gtreit, ndbrtnb btiien CT pcn Sra'
BAN in bic linfe Bruit ssitchsu unb
bsrart psrIsbt purbe. cab Ct sin:
Gtunbs uah isin,r Giulieieruna iH's
GiahtboTpiial isiHsr Gsiit aufsab.
gubbi. GRAHAM srisca iib Der Qsrs
haftuug bur6 bic Tlu&t. DdhrsHh
fein Btuber. R. Graham. unb tir aus
herer sFurbiasr. iu.l6e bic pcli5ti To-
uohri&tiaisH, sinft9psiltn auf cIIss-
meiue DsrbaHtsgriiubt bin IN 6afi
esnpmmtr rureeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

90 lautet Ssr Gsb.ntiprua an ben
IGiIenringen, bic j.bi an ulis opf.riDlls
is.n Mduuer unb 5rausH bsutldsn
Gtammts fir Cob uHb GoIoesnsrt5
ur U.ribeilung tomEien.
qlnialisbenD an bic griHneruus.H
|ter srobsn bsutIGsn 3eit uno 3tptts
int.ritiisung Der Mittusu unb Wai'
ZEN Der i'm arisse ssfall.nsu DeuiTfen
p.rbsn &riessring., WabrssiSen OPP
srpilIissr SiifsbereitThcft. an biei..
|uisen ause,gsten, ipelhs in bo6bsr5i'
asr Weiie bas sbI. @srt unt,rItiiben.
Dir Rinss. bic jebi in srSbtrsr ans
Islbl bier eius.troffen iinb, psrpeH bon
Ser u5ifturiI6en @sI,aihaft BON
Rep yort' b.rstitsIlt. Bon ibr III bic
gnrssung bisfsr Sp.ubs fir bic
ari.asnotblsib.nb.n aussssaHgsn. Si.
mar bisber i'm StanSe. 100000 aus
benz Cribs Der Rinss an Deuti4lanb
nb5uiiilren.
SIREN gsrtrieb in bieiiser Siaot
Sat bas Gimeiunatier gOlfsbla.t
nbsrnommeH.
Die Rinae iperbtn tnttu.oer ssg.n
gblisieruns bon aItem gclo unb eli.
Der FIT ben .S4mtl5iis,l' cber fir
ninbsIisns sinsn Dollar abses,btn.
.Ssbsr iulli. bic Gslesenbsit ipnbrn,b.
men. in bi.Itr MsiIs eintn gsitras fir
,is Rptbi,iSsnben 81 iptnbsu. De,
Ring nirb nod fir ainb uib ainbsss
timber Elm ipsrihbclIss anbtnisn an
bi. sr6bie psriObe in Der gei6idt.
ber @slt i,in. 1iir bic Jrcusn fno
Rabsln ons.f.riist pcrbeu. bic bsmisI.
en- 3psd bisn.n.
Darum: .gt6t Sob fiir Giisn.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
g6ilippus @emcinbe,
(Gr. i. &. 8orh Raitor)


Die 9eriauInlimg iplIroe ron 80
itor Or. 9orn nit @ebet eroTTn't.
9sraIiScut Z. Z. Saiemeier filbrte oer
9prlis luo Setretdr :. 8oiIeler pro'
tofoIirtc. 9ie 9critte bes 6innni-
iefretdrs lmo oeS Sdatmeiiters mur'
ben pcrleien. Sic itinmten therein.
Gie ginnabmen Oes lesteH Gllartals
poren nit Roiienbeitano S2136.9L
oic g(llsgaben S1s62 26 uno Der Sal
ienbeItanO om 2S i5ebritar Se74.71.
Die SonntagsiduIe puroe I'M leeten
GuartaI BON biirfihnittIi6 551 aln'
bern bciudt. Ole Sonntagsihule be
ridtete iiber cine @inna6me bon
$76S.57 unb cine slusgabe bon
SG05.74. aaiieubeitono am %. Sc
bruor St62.s3. Der Grdiioeut er'
nauute ioIgenoes 9iiherlilteriuI'
hunasfomrnittec: y. SieHeper, Sb.
@rued, &. Streider unS u. Saie'
meier. 3as 9icnic miro an "a Stunt
inn Sarpeit Some Qorf in @eitmcoo
obaebaIteu. Ger Gr6iioent ernannte
folgenocs 9icnicfonmittec: J. Strei'
der, u. Saiiier, g. SIiuae, S, Iie-
meper, 4 aron5reb uub u gram'
fanp. ;SoIgenbe Serreu fplJroeu pom
@raiiSenten ernannt, I'm aanoioateu
fir Die gradnjuugspobI Ses air6en'
rotbs aui5uiteIen: 6. aruf, u. Gies,
gS. gtad, u. Sullier. j. Strciher, s.
Soriter uno s. Su6eritrotb. BE.
idIoiien murbe, Die eIeftriide 9eIeuh-
tuug i'm Ifarrbnus einritten 5u loi.
fen. Gieie slnpelegeubeit wlirbe ocr
1r7litees iiberacben. Die Gemeinoe
be'dIob, am %. W2oi oas iilbernc
sSubiIduAl Der @euIeirtbe feitIit su BE-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
shsures sd,aferitansdsn.

gIaren,s gsOnl, EN- biebsrsr 2nnes
pni.l Don Rspart, O., Der asfisru bisrs
ber tam, I'm ben Gunutas su e.rs
bringerL ma9t, BEL isinsr Gtreif.rsi
nur6 bic staot bic gstanuti6oft
,in.r sSdr6ia.n, bic ton in ibrs Dobs
nuns, 5p. 405 @eorse Gtrobt. Irdte
uub bort nm iqinsn Ghronrmster i'm
Eertbe Don $50, iotpie isine Boar
i&aft in sIsi6sr 6Sbe trlsihtsrie.
ipotauf re Dsriapunb. lin cine Grs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

rim, bic bss 2sfsns tunbig mar, Dit
6uittupa sessigt unb BON bisisr bic
Mittbsilung erhuIten, oab
lie itntt elmer grpreb Auittung cine
SubTtriptions Auittung fir ben
,9lmerican SsraeIite" srbaIisn bate
unb infrIgebeFeH I'M ibre S2.10 be-
trogen poroen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
gllte lsehbe ernenert.

9lbe &rasnibtp, 81 Sabre alt, BON
720 Deit Court StraBe puroe ees
tern inter Der 2lntIdge beg Morodns
griFFs auf ben 19iGbrigsu SapsSirsr
8iai1m Mau9, 1890 @utter Strabe.
per6aitet unb in bic Central Station
siHgeliefsrt, um oas @rgebniB Der Der
leBunssn Wau9's, Der lid in dr5tlts
der gebanbluns befinect, absuparterL
Der @srbaftste ertIGrt, bab Wuub ibR
Dor brei Sdbren pGbrenb zines Stretz
tes oeitoden uno oerfelbe ibu am
Sdmitag Qlbsno in bem 6auis Ro. GAO
Court Strabe, NO er stnsu geIub
mi6te, obermuls beorpbt babe. IA
fi1 in @eieIIi6dft Wdut's nod einis
ge dnosrs Burden Oefauben, babe sr
(ardspistp) ss nit Der GHgif bsioms
men unb gu isiner 9ertRioiguns gum
gleFer eesriFfsn. Die Wunos Rau6's.
bic Iih an Der linieu Seite befifoet,
ipa eefdhrliher Rutur isiH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

fdbruns reiGer, isboa an tpeltlihen
Giitern drmsr, ipnnberie Der 9trupIis
IN bic Capitalization, no er u6er feiu
4benteuer 9sri8t eritattete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

lno tauiht isin Golo fur eiIeH.
go fang Elm beutider 9idter, als
Dor m.br nls bunbert Subren fiit
T.uiialanb bi. Stunbs Der gsireiuns
ihlus pom fran50iifd<H Sod. 0a.
mails ipurSsn bic sifruen Rinse 3asrfi
on bisi.nissn s.ssbsn, tpsIhs ibr 0cIo,
Gilbsr uub Ionitis.r Sdmud aui BEN
Qlltnr bes @aterlanbes s.opf.rt hatt.n.
llnb re iamsn In S9aar,n, oi. o.uts
jten Wdnner NIB Jrausn, lin i5r.
ntbebrIi5t irbii4e Sab. 6.r,ussben
iHb fir i9IiGt, gifsn.Rinss stn5us
tauihen. u,ber hunbert Sabre iino
b.rfloHen unb pisberum ruff bic RIOTS
bes 8aierlanbss, Der alien Seimo.b
su Dpi.rn ouf. glidt alein briiben in
beuildtn 2anb.n fpirb an bic 5ilfss
bsr,iti9dft eines Sebsn appsliri. ION.
bern Der Rui .rssbt an 2flI,, bsnsH
bsutfhss glui In ben Qb.ru ilisbt uao
bic fern Der beuiihen Mutt:r erbs
Inc niue 6timaib s,fuuSsn habsn.
Gebt
RfA r.. 1-:f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01

- Die 9eb6roe bon GobiusiOn,
an, sriutte seitsru telspbcniIh nab
bem 3Sziabrigen @dro GOpsu. 55
Weft 6. StrdBs, GupiHstru. Der am
Somitag gormittdg init sinsr be-
trdttli6sn Summs 9slbss isin 9ans
psrIitb uno Isitbem Ridt msbr auif
sstuuat 1T. llmi4ua gu 5dItsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
.@olb fir Uiien."
Die GrinusranssseideH elmer srOh.n
5eit in itetis iid iteiserHSsr
0adfrage.
WGnner nmb Sransn beHtihsr ab.
fnuit iOQten iie trasen, nm aud
auhsrlid ibrr aubaHslidfeit
On bic Seimatb su ssi.
geu.

LIMB per bas Sdpert nidt i4piu'
gen tann,
Den GeiHb bon Der Grsn3s 5u ipsiI.h
Der blid.t fiirbi!isnb bimmsIan,
llnb tanidt isin GcIb fir Giisn.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-01
Gols fir Eis,H!


9zn ,lin psiaiaHs sis GraH M tassisa.
6.s isI IN IshrHa Esii iIrzs Gss fir alsss Eissa.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-27


new york-a dame what used to
live in cleavland and CALIFORNIA got
married to a portuguese Teller who
is a barron which is very nobel over
in urope but don't buy amy bred and
butter in the u. S.
well, laitly the cuppel have been
having purity ruff shedding, what with
the dame getting down to the bottom
of the fambly's dough barrel and the
barron not doing amy more wurk
than rabbet does whissling, and
they was having a dooce of time
so last week the dame who is a
baroness desided to cut. loose from
him and let him dig for his self
& so after the barron had gone
down to the club for the afternoon
the baroness says to her hired CURL
i CESS we will move the barron's
trunk out and set it on the porch and
will telefone him to send for it be-
cause i don't want him cluttering up
the house amy more
all rite, missus, the CURL replys and
they beats it up to the barron's room
to get his trunk
LIST they throwed all his stuff into
the trunk and locked it up, and then
they started to carrie it out but the
trunk woodent carrie worth a cent
and they calls in man but it amt no
use
by that time the baroness said we
will take his close out and then we
can move it, which they done but
when they got the trunk empty they
found out that the barron had nailed
it to the floor, & he is still living there.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-27
ToDAY's BELLRINoER

United States Sen. Isaac Stephen
son of Wisconsin was campaigning
some years ago inshis native state.
With him Travelled old Bill Hite,
pal and fellow campaigner.
bill and used to suffer from al
ternate insomnia" said the senator
recently. THAT is, the one who got
to sleep first kept the other awake"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-27
AUNTIE'S JOB

Nov Wen play Zoo" said Willie,
"and I'll be the elephant"
"That will be fine" said Aunt Ma
bel, but what will be?"
ooh, you can be the nice lady what
feeds the elephant with peanuts and
candy" explained Willie. = Ladies'
Home Journal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-27
THIS WOULD NEVER DO

THIS WOULD NEVER Do
School Trustee Ito poorly paid
teacher)-I think we should put this
motto on the wall over your desk:
knowledge Is Wealth"
Teacher = That would never do.
You see, every kid in the room
knows what salary get!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT
Is BELIEVED CERTAIN
Summit of Hartmanns-W Weller
kopf Rctaken by Germans, To-
gether With l,5OO Prisoners.
CHRISTMAS LuLL ELSEWHERE
British Correspondents Scof at Re
port Of Immediate OHen-
sivc at SnlOnilii

. Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
LONDON. December 23.-Martial law
will he declared in Greece tomorrow
arising from the change in the govern
ment and the expected invasion by
Austro-G erman troops.
This news is contained in n dispatch
from Athens to the Tribuna ut Rome.
1t is confirmed in Il special to the Lon
the Greek capital.
The Greek Cabinet was still IL sas-
, sion ut n late hour Tonight. after being
cloScted for the greater part of the
afternoon and evening. Three inn
portant steps will be taken as a result
Of the meeting, it is reported. They
are:
|. Appointment OF a new Premier To
succeed NJ. Skouloudis.
>. II roc ! "a ma on of martial law
throughout the country.
3. Declaration of views by the Greek
government. in view of the imminence
Of n Tcuton drive on Snloniki.
II is expected that NJ. Gounaris will
succeed NJ. Skouloudis Premier. lie
is the outstanding leader OF the "ncu-
trality party" which won an over
whelming victory at the polls in the
recent election. NJ. Skouloudis. IT the
! time he accepted the portfolio. ex-
pressed Il wish to bc allowed to with
draw as soon rs possible in favo: OF IL
younger man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
INVITATION TO NORWI:GIANS
MEETS WITH no RESPONSE

kRiSTIANIA. December % Cvia Lon
don).-licnry Ford. who has been sici;
during his stay here and unable TO at
tend tho meetings Of the peace mission
left this morning on the regular train
for Stockholm. The other members OF
the party left later on a special train
with the exception Of Governor l.. r.
Hanna Of North Dakota, who proceeded
to Copenhagen.
The invitation 20 Norwegian friends
Of peace TO join the party has met with
no response. The kristiania papers ex-
press doubt that a representative Nor
wcgian would accept the invitation
The press and public are unanimous in
giving praise to Mr.. Ford for his good
viii and high idealisIn. The news
papers call him "a most congenial gen
tcman." but regret that he has not
consulted experts on international law
The general opinion voiced here is
that the mission will DO little toward
promoting peace negotiations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
MUCH LEGAL ORATORY
For -Four Days Lawyers Argue for
AcqulttaI of New Haven
Directors.

NEW YORK. December 23.--Counscl
for the defense at the trial OF the
eleven former directors OF the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Haii-
road. charged with criminal conspiracy
under the Sherman antitrust law. fin
ished to-day what was said TO bc the
longest argument for the dismissal of
case in the history OF the local Fed
crai Court. 1t commenced on Monday
The answer of government counsel
was begun at it's conclusion. and Will
continue tomorrow Court will adj
journ at noon until Tuesday. when il
is expected Judge Hunt will give his
decision.
During the four days OF legal
oratory. special pleas for the direction
OF separate verdicts of acquittal have
been made in behalf of each Of the
eleven defendants with one exception.
That exception was William Rookie
fcller. who was Il mc,nhcr of the New
Haven hoard before the enactment Of
the sherman law, and the only defend
amt on trial charged with participation
in the entire conspiracy. His counsel.
Richard V. Lindahury. decided to rest
his clients case. III so far AS Judge
Hunt has power To determine il. on the
general motion to dismiss the inClict-
mcnt entirely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
MRS. JOHN ASTOR RETURNS
She Comes From European war Zone
to spend IIoIiduys With Her
Children.
rSpecialto The Timcs-Disnatcn

tSpecia! 10 The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. December 23.-Mrs
John Astor arrived from England to-
day aboard the steamer Rotterdam
With her came Lionel. nine year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Guinness
sometimes when children are unac-
coinpanied by their parents or Il legal
guardian. they arc sent 70 Ellis Island
where proof OF their citizenship and
relationship is required. Lionel. how
ever. was Kept In the ships saloon until
the liner dockcd. and th,n Mr.. Guinness
arrived and took charge of his son.
At the pier were Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Astor and Miss Alice Muriel As,or.
Mrs Astor declined TO speak Of her
experiences in England and France. and
laid she had come over TO spend the
Christmas holidays with her son and
daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
WHAT FAILURE COST
I. rcnt Britnin'S Loss Of officers md Men
in Durdunriirs Reaches
iI.g.I

LONDON. December 23.-Great Brit
AIMS loss OF officers and men at the
bar!anc!lcs up 10 December il was
ll2.92l.
rms is the grand total OF officers
ana men, including the naval lists OF
killed. wounded and missing. Th.
number killed was 25.2.? In addition
10 the total OF casualties, the number
OF sick admitted TO hospitals was
'6.6S3. The losses were distributed as
follows:
Killed. officers, lsos; men. 23.s7o:
missing, officers, 337; men. I2.ll4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24

'Fhe Timcs-Di>pafrh offered to itS
rrndcr> on Monday, December I:;, the
0pporiunIty of n>SistinS mt this time
in the relief or live worthy eases
which had been investigated aud
found in need. The response was
prompt aud liberal, and the entire
fund hns not only been subscribed,
thurs relieving Tor u ScUr tO come
the necessities of five Rich mOnd
families. hut there tx also u surplus
in hand of SIT.TO. which viii he
used with amy further contributions
which may come in, FOR the imine-
diatc relief dmriug Christmns week
OF several cases OF pneumonia md
other ailments which were brought
10 the attention of the AssucIntcd
Charities yesterday.
Gases In which relief hns been
provided. with the amounts received
yesterday, follow:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
Epidemic of Grip
Kills $50 People
Death Rate SoCrca, That Penn
sylOania State authorities
Take Iction.

PHILADELPHIA. December 23-Thc
death rate from the epidemic OF grip,
now sweeping the state. is so high
that Samuel &c. Dixon, state Health
Commissioners. issued statement at
Harrisburg Tonight calling attention
to the seriousness of the situation, an,
cautioned the public that il the dis
ease is to be avoided. sacrifices must
be made"
Keep out OF crowded places" DR.
Dixon says, ''as one person having the
grip may give il TO a carload Of pas
sengcrs."
In this city the Bureau Of Vital sta
tistics Issued $50 burial permits dur
ing the first three days Of this week
the majority Of the deaths being due
directly or Indirectly TO grip. This is
more than double the ordinary death
rate. II Is estimated that nearly 5000
persons in Philadelphia alone are suf-
fering with the disease. which has been
particularly fatal to the very old and
I'll" very young.
Attendance at the public schools has
been greatly reduced. and in several
sections Of the State schools and col
!cgeA have closed. Factories, depart
m"nt stores and other business houses
'''' hiH' DNci' iHtclci, ana, IN many
instances the number Of employees
obliged 10 remain at home has been so
great as 70 seriously curtail operations
Firemen and policemen are confined to
their homes. while the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company reports that
900 OF It's employees arc on the sick
list
Reports from Camden. y. J.. tonight
were TO tho effect that there are at
least 1000 cases in that city, with tfty
deaths during the past week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
GOES TO NEW YORK TIMES
Charles W. Knapp. Publisher of sc.
Louis Republic. Is Secured
by OcIs.

NEW YORK, December 23-An-
nounccment that Charles W. Knapp,
publisher OF the st Louis Republic.
Will become associated with the man
agcmcnt Of the New York Times in the
capacity of treasurer OF the company.
was made to-day by Adolph :. Ochs.
the publisher.
Mr.. Knapp has been in the service of
the Republic. of which his father. COL
onel John Knapp. WAS one OF the
owners. since 1867. He became prcsi-
dent and publisher in 1887. He was
one Of the organizers of the Associated
Press. Of which he is Il director. and
of the American Newspaper Publish
ers Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
REPORTED DISSENSIONS
ARR. DENIED Bl FORD

CHICAGO. December 23-Reported
dissension among members OF the Ford
peace party was denied in n cableCram
received from Mr.. Ford by Miss Jane
Adams at Hull House to-day. II was
dated krs'iania. Norway, December u,
and read as follows:
All press reports about d!sscnsion
on board nnfounded. only. u few jour
ralists tried TO make separate stories
for their papers by invcnting everything
through vivid imagination. Hope your
faith in the success OF our mission is q s
unshaken as ours. Norwegian people
are splendid Hope to see YOU join our
party. Respectfully.
"iiENRY EORD"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-24
AID FOR JEWISH SUFFERERS
More Thnn S50D,DGO VIII he CabIcd to
Relief of Stricken People in
War Lonc.

NEW YORK. December 23.--The
joint distribution committee of the or
ganization raising Il fund of $4,000 poo
for Jewish war sufferers in Europe, de-
cidcd at Il meeting here to-day To cable
to various war-strickcn sections more
than 100000. nearly all the cash on
hand. The money will he divided as
follows:
Jewish colonization committee in
petrograd, S2i0,c0o: relief OF sufferers
in German Poland. 100000: Galcian
sufferers. $4,000; Jews Of Palestine,
$4,000; Jews at Saloniki $4,000"