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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
3eppclincr crplooercr.

a~jsbenhopn 21be gtop.: Zen m
lie 3cppeliner SIS" blcp 'orIe-
Sen totaIt eoeIagt / Gsnoer / Sen-
ocriuaun6 peo en- Grploiion. Srift'
tibet bar ipIinter mt % bapoe nm
giort en- Ii6en Sl,r peitoper Gen
Glib (tpif SpIt). Sgiao Oct itore
Sfur, boori oct bar Gnbroat, bar
netop bIet iliIbieri, oo llIpffen ino'
trai.
Gnoel Dtarineiolboter bar Mefo-
inferno bebirlpeliq inoe / Sfuret.
SiItroo8 for itrengt SorbuO moo
lobaf@reGning, regte lIere al ocnl
Gigorer in0c / Sfilret, % oct Tor.
tuIlea, at en- al Dem fniteoe Ell tpnot
Cigar nc0 poo Sen qosfpIote pal
Ion. iom eiebIiffeliQ erpIubercoc. #
Wuno blcp brGbt eller olporlig laa-
ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
1noen Darcy til Sperioe

Griltinni0, Horge, ben 20be Hop.:
Zen norlfe glmerifullnle bar paa
@rtno al, at Sperige life bar billet
gorantere england, at SSmpotpnrcr
life igien uoiores til SnifIuno, feet
iic mot til at opJipe @obStrafifetl
pun Spcri9c.
northumberland" er nnfommct til
Bergen meo en- 2abning beituaenoe
al 5000 aa9ier amerifanif Tlelf %
1,S0O Softer aaffe. 0isie maa
pao @runo al en- Sroe, iom no
iteOtes al De britiife Mpnoi9beoer,
mems Sfibct bcfanot iig / airfrpon,
icnoea tiIbage til gngIono.
Wcna "Griitlaniafioro" beianot
'ig / &%lrtrunll, blep TO on1erifan'te
Naaiagerer tagne / 2ono iorat ices
nrrmcre eiter / Spmmene. &c mis-.
tonftea iorut iciIe nnoer ialift SlaI,
) y. l., at Sc uar Spifere, ipm bup-
sc litret iiI ialife Tas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Gu prloia britiif Irmc.

IiieIgc Ct telegram ira Nurl%
ifal Soro aiidcner | Ell SnnltdlC
mcn Qrrifc Stut@lnTno / Nthen 'or-
lehen GnQ have ertlrret, al III
&uuren - Mart> - nil Gnglanf
bore ire NiIlioncr SolNater unNci
&oaben % pil bcrtiI pore iltano III
at bcurbne % uorilitc Ter Minionci
Nu&ierc.
San Ipb otrior Sc giraffe Stats
mpub ioritan, al man nlaotte pGr(
/ &eiiboelic al en- goo Tprtion Gn
icl0iQheo iprnt iro, at ariacn nilot
eno paa unQcn aubcn Modoe EN-
mco Suitlonb@ iuloitpnol1e 9tcocr
lag.
Sra init SolN paoitnaes Oct imio
Icrtlo, al Spiterne bar III NtiIllo
ner Wtono / Uniform. Men oeti'
iiQer oo9 life tort ON, bpcr ltcl
Sen tpife Spriinrte er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Oulfaner / uobruo.

EaIermp, ,itdlien, Sen 22oe Hop. :
llrbrllobet Il TuIfnnen Stronboli
%be9unoer at mltoge iaa foretrtenoe
Eroportioner at Sens S%nopuunere
/ MnsiepiS ! iIp1teoe til iifre Ste
Der. : TuItanens Siber or Ser ops
itonct ltore Aepner, bporira ipGre
2opuitrcnmcr ilpoer no / &auet, %
l;bilpnaenbc vrIoiee &egieilcr, Der
fon ices paa 10 Dfiles Nfitanb.
Gen Stromboli er Ben noroue't.
lialtc Al Siporoerne / Mibbelhapet,
uberior SiciIlcns Norbfpit. Strom.
Fell %IItuucr cr merfelia oerpeb, at
Cen bar pUr1t / nafbruot %irfipm.
heb / nritcu POO Iar.
Mcrifanif %nlfam / %irfipmhcb.
Cos Nnpclta. Gal. 20be Nop. :
Gn Sultan upr Inoraoe, Merico,
ret oper @rUnien ira gurlu, brco
i(aQ los meO iaooan %oloiombeo,
Il: ,orNeu ruiteoe. mango Sillc |
Mcrico % / ,SnperiaI %oaep be
itoNi9eNea "a Sooainnaere faiteoeS
%cpercnNc. Get elcftriife 9papert /
Coronado oocIalocs, % SeIe'cn. %
Observation-Disclosures a%ibrcncs.
SorbruiteIlcrnc merfebeS iaolnuat
~rNrNoper ION til Snn Sicgo, Gal,
o. &c lfol. c'ter hpub Der bcrettcs,
have icranriaoet ntegcn Sfaoe pan
itriticllige Stcocr / Snpcrial %al-
len.
Npitcllcrul par iirr poISiommc
Nerico. huor & pareoe / belle lem
MimIier. q isltes notiaa ltTrfi
i GlGcntro Golerico, McricaIi, 60
roma % 9tma. ! GaIcriW ilcae&
Nemner i Murene. % / 81 Gentrr
ror Huitclierue iaa itGrte, at SoIi
! lIpngeNes operenoe | @aSernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
1uinois Seoislatur.

S~pringiieI0, 81, Sen 226c 9Iop. :
Guoerner Gurnc oubcioIe0c / III
@uoitab iii oen Grtraie2iion al &c.
9islonren, iom oobnc0es iooQ ioroi
rette eu6eI @eoiI8rinQsieil. Tom oar
begaoet al Den reauIrre Scaiion.
iorifleai8e SeplIaninqcr "a Ell llori.
belle al @upernereu@ WunoiQbeo
oisie Hetninger.
8uoernsren bppoeoe / iii 9uo,
fob, al Statsheien, bois ban ifaI
boloes o%niparli9 Tor ertrapoaontl
lloeiiter, bsr aIpes en- iterre MaQ,
til ar beitemme Sepilgningerne:
Sterrelie % til al fontroIere 5or.
ilosene Derom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
~freosmcoet uoiat.

Boston, Mais., sen 22be Son.
Gen internatipnole Nreosfonierenca
iom ifulbe pGret afbolbt / @ern,
StJpeis, Sen 14be December, er
iielge ct aubelgrom til Mrs. Son-
nie Sen Inorems bert Spen, Oct
ereite amerifonIfe Meolem al Den
internationale @reflltipfomite, blepet
uriut.
st Mpoe al Sen internutionale
Grefutipfomite ifal aiboloes / Bern
Sen 5te San. fornt beramme en- an
ben Soto for apngreSiens Sam'
n1entrpoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
po0eliabr0rn blan0t Barn.

Tn Stutiitif for 1914 opcr Geoe
liQheoen hos Barn / Rcip Dort er
npIig nogipet al @penS Sunobeos'
ppien % hor noft b%ctpoeIig Gpitgt,
ha ben fulbfaiter Here al De %lnnIffc
Seoricr ON 8nrneoIeic % Spgtcne,
Tom bar oprct oltitiIlpt al Social
3orfers" poo bette Smroahe, ifrioer
"Iorb. Sio" Won bar hiotil gaoct
ub fru, az Barn al tn6ipotc TorTl.
Ore hopoe iterre lloilgt til at MOB
itoo oa operIeoe De mango 6arer, iom
Iurer poo De imou / ocres isrite sc.
nennr, mel De M oficntligaiortc Gal
fortpner en- anoer Stitorie.
Oct piier zig nernlig, Of Der / Dc
inoisote 6amiIier bsr "A al hbcrt
Sliien Gutter oe 80 al hpert 8u'en
Viaer, FOR De er lem Iar 9omle.
9lonbt Sr,bnonbrerne er 6orboloet
80 for Suffer % 32 Tor Tiaer. sos
Nearcne or B%rocentcn lihDQgcllg hst,
"a Der hos Dem bsr 112 Gutter %
50 Bigger.
On al @runocnc Ill, Of Harn al
in6iebtc Ssor9lore bar minbrc @epe.
opatiaheb er, at omeriforife Wts0rc
er icrnlrqet optoget meo ielIfobellae
TIiatcr % ,SntcreSier uoenior Slem-
met oa life Qipcr Tine Barn oct iurn-
me Sil'nn, Tom De inoponbreoe Ws.
Gre. Oct or ben mooerliae Smlorq,
iom or ben bcbftc @eIfuttelie FOR Bar
net. Gn orbcn @urno iinbc9 / oct
CplneuinQeorbeioc. Tom unherholoe9
al @nens SlinbbeoSppien, % iom
hibtiI prientlia bar pGret orcpet
bIarbt Snbpnnbrernc, Ga man bar
anicct oct Tom opcriIcbiQ blonbt iuo.
fsbtc Meore.
,Snboanorerp hor en- meqet ldpere
0sbsprnccnt FOR Wopcs % mcoieote
Snabomtnc, famine Eroccut for
imit'ormme Snabomme % Earring %
en- hsicre Irocert for beitiqe Monoe,
hrrtSinqooume. Gen hcic BRO.
cent al Wapeinqc hos Sc Snbiehtc,
iisIac 5urhhebspp'enet, tiIlfrioe5
9ieflaffen, iom benpttes meaet al
Imertfmerre
SaIlcne oiicr. of 0eoSproccutcn
hos 9orn / De 'ib'te 25 Mar cr mtrlo.
Ifet ira 100 / bpert 3llien iii iii MI.
oGrenoe TorhoIb. Nebeaneen ifnI-
hes InpenheIier al 0itteri.N ntitorin,
farocre &orttrol meo Welfeforinnir.
gen % oct SolpsringSarbeioe, 'om
hor nPret ubfsrt al SuubheDsopie
nets Spqepleieriter
Bao famine SID iom Inopouorer
ne bar en- Iaoere 0sbeIigbro5pro-
cent. riicr Def liz, at ocres 5soieI2.
oroccut er ira 80 Ill 40 pr. Gltien.
mems ocl blonot Sc inb'eote finn cr
ira II Ill 20.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
6ammcl GmbeosmanH

Bloomington IN. 226c Ron. :
Soieph u. Scot ION al itnc Ben.
ner bcifeoes iom "Gbo1picu Cffitc.
hoIoer", or n'aaact peo Heoen IS
Ior galnmel. San par Nrcn@bom.
mer / 20 9or, |uimeiier ! 80 Nor,
EonncIerf / SO qor % Sfateop.
ftpoer ! 40 Aor. Nau9c al oi3ic
StiQlneer ~tn0ehapne ban iamtioiQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
une>cmn,en= Den
10 111aone>er fer CT Dollar.

In at anita bette Subuo fnar Sc belle Zen iortirtcnoe Sorhrumg Sol
turcus Sutter". at Nnne Sman. Speeoes i1ar Sc belle
Yrui. 6. Sr. Subnhens "Taa 3cc",
an Rr,tc tute Shshr fra CT Nfie orcuucm Norge, Saumnrt Snfano (ntot
Nricn), Speus % StuIen neo mango Silepcr. Sc faar osIda Oct
hnp uhtcmnc Sprnunmer nee Oct ppernndNc pdtre %uee "%eo Snpen az
en- pater Sag" Surpernt r9 SC far
Set fore prrgtsc SuCuummcr
pu "a Sircr nep Sprrutr0cr % Stnier AZ Simou Sphnpu. Suins Sornas,
Wnuu SRnrct' Surtbeu Sdhl HdQuhIN Spcbt pQ Here andre, iamt YrnfGr
ph son. Sanes y. Yccripn, Ywi NuNreaS &clmo % Trof s. s. 9Ituo og
nb bclIrtoc Wucecr al Here az %crrens melt bcrentc Airfer, inhoenoig %
uhreuoio. "a Heprpbutupner az nle al Den mNrrc Stuehhueeertura
pafutc Terfer. Sucrumneret fmcr deuc % Gents
Scnh cu Solar. ln iar Sc "lnghpuurue Gen" Is @daneber. inhbcz
taneupe at hene, % @lahet for 1916. Strip: Seq antaser silbuoet /
"Scmab Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
&c tnife Spcinliitcr % Nriacn.

Berlin 22oe Nop.: - Spcioliit.
meolcm al ocn tnite HigSbng EbiIir
Sd)eiOemonn uotaIte ioag, al DC ~.
III SociaIiiter M er iait beitenlt poo
al fj0nlpe en- Iareparie aris til en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Kvindens Magasin
speeielt Gilbm> 40 =
; ~211oone>er wv
Nntoe bette Silbuo ioag, iaa faai
II belle Den ipGnoenbe T%ortGuing
Pioen ira %,1cnfana
iallt oct ltorc 10 Nurs
1ubil6umsnuimmcr

pno SO Sioer, iorpetrpft Siaebe
poo iprltc She, 5 fpiffe fSortnlin-
ger % slrtifler al Mrs. Z. $.
SabI, Or. Gorl 90. Sloan, g. q.
&pnning pg Ell grtifel ON a~pinoens
Stelnllleret ueo GrprGiiOent Gait %
70 Sioer nleo paffcrt &nunoarbeioe
ueo Mrs. :. @elo.
Seno Doc / Splp / aim. 0rep %
Bette Advertisement ira "0ecorub-
Toitcn".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
"&pinocns Maaaiin",
Mirncapplis, Minn.

SosIogt iino % Gents. Scuo
mig @Iaoet lem Muuneber. @cgpno
meo set itorc SubilGnmsnummer
Seno belle "Tigen ira Wontana" til
=. :. . :. =. =. =. -. :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

Stranger Se en- Snmaifine? "Sus.
pei,nen" er iaa eoo Iom noaen anoen
Spulaitine til Den bobbelte Gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

l346 Immunttionsinbrtfer er Der
M I englanb nnbcr Hegieringens
&ontrol, opIpite Immunittonsmini.
tier 3apio Slopb.@ George forleben /
ltn6erbuiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

Marets Notwithstanding / 3pfflanh
cpgipes fra Berlin iii mcaem As, 900
% 10000 Cons. Com GGrinasmib.
Del for WcfoIfntnsrn irpnges $1,000
IONS. Nf @eitcn Iapcs Der Votctcs.
mel % Sprtt for aiitomobiIcr %
3cppelinere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

EsrrRsp AS sFoosp CLASS mArrEs JUNE ibrH 1908 Al
-Hs Posr oyrIcE At DEconAH. Iowa, UsDER THK Ao1
OF Co>sRgss or MAncH 5. 1891.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

tcrne. bporefter DC oil tiIbrinae ire
Gage peb Gronten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
g,tItpdufee 4crmmarteo.
@innipea @prmmarfeS.
TnImfb 4prnprtSer.

2inf,e.. 1.o2
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28

american Photography" "Photo-
graphic Journal of America" "Photo-
graphic News" and "The Bulletin Of
Photography The prizes Will be
gold, silver and bronze placques.
One Of the novelties is a criminology
collection of particular value az an ad-
junct 20 detective work. This includes
photographs OF questioned documents
that have figured in murder trials and
others. They are exhibited by Albert
s. Osborn, OF this city
"The American Beauty is the title
Of charming full length photograph,
one of six exhibited by the Gerhard
Sisters. of 81. Louis.
Several exhibits reveal the some
what astonishing fact-to lsyman-
that sunshine is no longer essential 10
successful camera results. Night work
and interior photography is now en-
tirely done by modified lights that take
the place of the crude faShlight, and
with results that are far more effective
for photographs than the often CHASTITY
pictures made under the old conditions.
Electric vapor lights. the use of glazed
glasses and other special lights and de-
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
DAUGHTER, II. IS LOST
Mother Starts Search for Girl
Missing Since Thursday.

Mrs. Anna Smith, of 695 Coney ISL
and Avenue, Brooklyn, went TO Boston
Yesterday to search for her daughter
Louise, seventeen years old. Louise
has not been home since Thursday
morning She was employed as a
stenographer by the National Surety
Company, and the last her mother saw
of her was when she started for work
Thursday morning. Mrs. Smith took
her other daughters with her. They
are Anna, nineteen years old, and Jo-
sephine, twelve.
Louise is an attractive girl. Her
hair is light brown, she is five feet tall
and weighs about ll0 pounds. On
Thursday she wore a gray coat, white
shirtwaist, black skirt and black straw
hat trimmed with velvet. Until few
months ago she was a student at Eras-
mus Hall High School. When she
failed to return Thursday her mother
sought the advice of Robert Bailey, OF
475 Stratford Road, Brooklyn, for
whom Mrs. Smith is housekeeper. Mr.
Bailey had the police send out secret
alarm for the girl. Her home was
originally in Boston.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28

Didn't know it was loaded" caused
the death of Thomas Dempsey, fifteen
years old, of Phillipsburg, the joke
hold-up happening in pool room. Jo-
seph Errington, sixteen years old, who
did the shooting, was not arrested.
angels told me when Przemsyl fell
! must die" was the excuse of Joseph
Thomas, an Austrian, of Newark, when
eide.
Fifty automobiles were DESTROYED in
a fire that wiped out the plant of the
Ceilings Carriage and Auto Body Com
pany, of Camden, and did s15O,OO0
damage.
Police Commissioner Woods will
speak before the First Congregational
Church Of Flushing 'o-night.
Mrs. Nathenis Seabury, mother of
Peekskill's chief of police, is dead from
burns received in her Flushing home
on March 10.
Harry BallinGer. of Medford, tenn
porarily deranged, jumped from the
third floor of his home and was unin-
jured.
Abram HunterdCn, two years old of
Wallpack Township, \. j., swallowed a
pill intended for sick horse, and died
a few hours later.
Vincent Schibsky, of Chrystie Street.
Manhattan. was found dead in the ruins
of fire that destroyed residence In
Linoleumville, Slater Island.
Irving Hall, of Jersey City, was
Knocked down by a fire engine, the
horses OF which were being exercised, =,
and was so badly injured that he will
die
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
KNOWLT0N HEIR KILLED
Son of Countess Sierstorpff
Dies for Fatherland.

Word was received yesterday from
the Countess Johannes Won Francken
Sierstorpf, who was Miss Mae Knowl-
ton, Of Brooklyn, that her eldest son,
Edwin Won Francken Sierstorpf, was
killed on March lS while with his regi-
ment of hussars in France. His younger
brother. Hans Clement, nineteen years
old, is also at the front.
Mae Knowlton met Count Won Franc
ken Sierstorpf twenty-five years ago at
Newport while she was a pro;cS5 ot
Mrs. Astor. lie was then a Lieutenant.
After a brief courtship they were mar
ried April 26. 1892. at the home of her
father. Edwin F. Knowlton, at Column
ba Heights and Pierrepont Street,
Brooklyn. At the death of her father,
in 1898, the countess became his heir,
and, with the independent fortune Of
the count, they were regarded as very
wealthy. The countess has received
marked attentions from Emperor Will
liam. In 1911 she received him in
state at her beautiful castle, Zyrowa, in
Silesia.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28

Almost everything having to do with
photography, from wee watch camera
that you can carry in your vest pocket
to the biggest motion picture machine,
with all its up-to-date equipment, at
tracted the attention Of thousands
who yesterday were present at the
opening Of the first exposition of pho
tographic arts and industries in the
Grand Central Palace.
According to one Of the experts on
Photographic statistics there are 750,
900 amateur photographers in greater
New York. Some Of their best efforts
are included in the thousand prints
that occupy one entire side of the main
hall-an exhibit drawn from the work
of several millions Of Camera artists"
throughout the Union.
These pictures are all entered in the
competition for prizes which will be
awarded. probably on Thursday. by
these judges: John A. Tenant, Frank
Roy Fraprie. Thomas Coke Watkins,
Carl f. Ackerman and Frank V. Cham
bers. They are the editors. respec-
lively, Of "The Photo Miniature"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28

vices make possible the more artistic
work. There are exhibits that nrove.
too, that moonlight photography is pos
sible with these new devices.
The exhibits in a $4,000 prize con-
test for the best likencsses of women
in all parts of the country 20 form a
group Of fifty representative American
beauties, contest which has had much
publicity during the last year in vsri-
Gus ways, nd in which thousands of
photographers took part, were also on
view. The first prize of $500 has been
won with the photograph of a New
York girl.
The methods and devices for tri-
color work in film photographs at
tTacted close study from the experts,
and especially two new inventions for
taking photographs in colors. This
achievement has been the dream of
every camera artist. and the perfecting
of the process is regarded as marking
a new epoch in photography. In sddi-
tion to taking print il the natural
colors, there is the possibility of un-
limited production in color Transparent
cies from the single negative.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Cousin of Ripper" Victim
Forced to Explain Actions
on Night of Tragedy.
BEGGAR ARRESTED
LATE LAST NIGHT
Woman Neighbor Declares She'll
Find Murderer if Police
Don't Act Quickly.

Suspicion dogged the footsteps yes
terdsy Of every man and woman in the
dark tcIement house at 352 Third Ave
nue., where five-yearold Leonore Cohn
was murdered on March l9. No one
left the house without a detective at
his heels. No one was permitted to
enter without explaining his business.
Little Leonore's neighbors, even her
relatives, one by one. were called before
the police TO be examined on
their actions the night of the tragedy.
1t is the intention of the officials TO
compel each tenant 20 demonstrate
graphically just how he was occupied
from 6 o'clock until 7:15, when the
diving child was found in the hall with
n piece Of candy il. her hand and the
nail of milk she was bringing home for
supper urspillcd at her side.
The police fastened upon young Leo
Eckert. cousin OF little Leonore. as the
first TO endure tho third degree. lie
has not been under suspicion more than
any one else in the house, and soon
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
PIGEON JURY GOT DRUNK
Went on Spree After Eating
Rum Soaked Wheat.

A flock of pigeons Judge Beall, Of
Yonkers, let decide the guilt or inno-
cence of William Warholy, of lSl Or
chard Street, Yonkers, accused Of lar
ceny, made fizZle OF the task yester-
day because. the complainant alleges.
Warholy got them drunk.
John Yask and Warholy each claimed
the pigeons. 1t was decided to release
them and see If they would fy TO War
holy's coop. But Warholy, Yask al
leges, feared an Unfsvorable decision
and gave the pigeons wheat soaked in
rum, so they went of on a spree. Only
four returned, and those, Yask claims.
were intoxicated. The case was ad-
iourncd until Monday. in the hope that
the pigeons would sober 10 and return
TO their own rooSts.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
9 BANDITS AT BAY
FIGHT BIG POSSE
Two Oklahoma Raiders Capt.
ured-Wife of Chief, Heroine
of Romance, Gets Divorce,

Oklahoma City, March 27.--Tnppi
in a patch OF woods, nine Of the dss.
peradoes who ralded Stroud, Okla, 70.
day. robbed two banks Of spproIini,,.
ly $4,000 and probably fatally wouritl
a farmer. tonight are making hs:
stand against a posse Of more than 90.
Two Of the bandit. have been wound.
ed and captured. One is believed 70 a
Henry Starr, the Cherokee OUTLAW, to'
whom the state has offered a 1883
reward.
1t is said that In 1902. after Stsri
band had robbed a train near Bye
Creek. Okla. they discovered. whik
galloping to their camp. Joplin, Ne,
girl who had fed from the train in ter.
ror at the gangs shots. The meetins
ended in the marriage Of Starr ard
the girl. Mrs. Cora Starr, said to have
been the heroine O. the romance. o.
tanned a divorce at Sapulpa to-day
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
JOHN D. AIDS ATHLETICS
Gives Three Acres to Pecan
tico Club for Diamond.

John D. Rockefeller has given the
use of three acres of his land at
Pocantico Hills TO the Pocantico Hills
Athletic Club. He vii! aid the organi-
zation in the laying out of a ba aseball
diamond and the erection of grand
stand. When Mr.. Rockefeller WAS in
Florida recently he visited Daytona,
where the Brooklyn team is in training,
and exhibited considerable interest in
the sport.
Kerrigan, the Pocantico, Hills man
ager, is collecting a speedy team TO
play OF the new field.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28

proved an alibi which was satisfactory
10 Detective Lieutenant McKenr and
Detective Casassa, who are in charge
Of this part Of the hunt for the childs
murderer.
Eckert said he came directly home
from his work at laboratory at Six.
tieth Street and Lexington Avenue. d
his supper and went TO polticai
meeting The other tenants Will be
summoned one by one next week, while
the police grip tightens until the truth
is choked out.
Meantime, detectives sit like ravens
brooding over the scene of the CRIME
with furtive eyes watching the move
ments and manners OF every person IN
the house. Women carrying home
market baskets with the Sunday am
ner cast questioning glances at the
silent man at the head Of the stairs
then dart down the dark halls to their
own apartments.
Mrs. Otto Spenglcr. the last person
TO have seen the child as she came "TRIP,
ping up the stairs with her candy ana
her pail of milk. has nothing more 10
say 10: publication. ,,r,
"Just wait a few days" she says, I'll
20 out and find that murderer myself
IL il is necessary No. ] haven't any
cnc under suspicion, but know 1t was
nobody in this house. This isn't the
time TO do anything. II they try ar,
resting any innocent persons. then III
sneak out
Following their orders 70 trace every
possible lead in the Cohn case, de'ee-
tiyes last night locked up as suspi-
cious person Frank FLYNN. hfty.seNen
years old. The man had begged 1000
from Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson. oil 1910
First Avenue. As he munched he mum
bled and Mrs. Thompson caught a
word here and there which frightened
her.
Two or three times she caught the
name Leonore Cohn. The beggar spoke
Of killing and of funeral. She saw
a razor protruding from his pocket.
He seemed familiar with the Conn
case. Mrs. Thompson notified Head,
quarters. and Detectives Tait ana
Moore later found the man. he hsd
room at 440 Third Avenue. hey
found the razor also. II was badly
nicked. Flynn was taken before
Magistrate deuel., in the night court,
and sent to the psychopathic ward in
Bellevue Hospital for observation.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28

ing centenary of the birth Of the Rev
DR.. Isaac NJ. Wise, founder Of Amer,
can Judaism. which will be celebrated
on March 20, 1919 Dr. Wise arrived IN
New York from Bohemia in the summer
of 1876. He delivered the address IN
1868 when the present building OF
Temple Emanuel was dedicated.
After his death, in 1900, beginning
was made TO raise memorial fund
of $500, 900 to endow the Hebrew Union
College. which DR.. Wise founded. Or.
Slverman proposed yesterday that
Temple Emanuel take the initiative
in increasing this fund to Sl,OOO,OOO.
He said he believed if this were done
the movement would find approval IN
all the jewish Reform congregations OF
the country.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
Wife Not a Butcher; He Fled.

Herman Eberhardt, of Cochecton,
y. Y, was arrested az Duchess june
tion yesterday, accused of deserting his
wife because she baked at slaughter
ing a calf. Tattoo marks on his hands
led to his capture.
She alleges that he made her kill
chickens after she refused to leave him
and sue for divorce. Eberhsrdt left a
note telling her he was going to drown
himself, but sne decided the suicide
threat was d hoax after learning he
had withdrawn all his money from the
bank
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
ASKS DOUBLED WISE FUND
DR.. Silverman Favors Raising
100000 for Hebrew College.

Dr. Joseph Silverman. at Temple
EMANUEL yesterday, spoke on the COM
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH T QUEENS
Artistic SfuccO Dwelling

Just completed Hollow Hls eons'rtlea; >
roof: . cheerful. sunny rooms snd eaA ~
large rooms. Fer ssIc It . reasonable phs 4. u
convenient terms
New-York tribune., 1915-03-28

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