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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-03
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5auje bss 5. 5amer, 30. s22 Maib
ingtpn 4penue, losirts, na1te j,inen
9eben geitern Ra9t bur9 Gdtisber
ein Gnbe. Gr bait ii9 nad bem 5of
beeeben uno bdielbit einen RepolDtl
segen feline redte SdIdfe abgefsuert
Der 1ob mar fat aussnbIidlid elm
geireten. Der Coroner Or. Sisbp
ipeI9er iofort cine uuieriud,uns elm
lsitae. ermitteIte, bab 8landarb se'
fern, ipdbrenb bes Sasss. fars &C.
trunien bate. Der Wabripru9 Iau'
tete auf Selbitmorb.
- Jm Gountpgeri9t tpurbe geiiern
bas 9eftamsnt Don Ibam Sang eins
serei4t. Der GrbIafIer perma1t
fein Yerm6gen ieiner Gattin Wlarp
Gang. iptI8e suslei9 air ssitamentss
poltitredertn errtannt tpirb.
Die Gtabt Rommiffdre bdbsn
ben apntratt fir bic DerbeHsrung
Der Siibieite Der 6. Strabe, BON bsr
Obertpn Girnbe 5ur 9ugel MIIsp Bee
ftdtigt. Die DerbsHernng Der 8.
Strnbs, bon Der Monmputb Gtrabe
sur Wofbington aDsnus. tpurbe anses
nommen. Die Stenerauflage fir
bic @srbeTerung Der 8. StraBe, bon
Der Wdibington gpenus aur Wlons
mouth StraBe, tpurbe anseoronet. -
Rs&nuneen gum 8etrage Don $4787.s
"a fpurben 5ur 3abluns ansepieIen.
- Ssiratbsideine: Samss s. Set.
tee, 54, unb Roiie @orman, 80, beibe
Don pse6Ies, o.; Sc Rop Jobes. 20,
bon Snbianapolis. Jnb. unb GttIIa
Gbudep. q, pon PORT Clinton. o.
@efbtitsl Wsrdnberungsn: ia.
COB Woronoip an Wlprris Rptman,
cine Got an Der Oftieits Der GpIum.
bia Gtrabs. "a BEL SO CUB 5u 81. -
Warp Suprdn on Sugb 70. 6arpeb.
8 7s10 Mder 2anb an Der Jdmts,
ioipn piie, nabe Dopton, stp., 3u
81. - Chm. 8. Rdisbed an y. z,
Glart. cine Got an Der Weitfsits bsr
2aiapetts apenue IN Bellevue, 30 BET
85 Jub su 81. - 9ermdnn Sattler
an CLARA G@ul5. cine Got an ber Gens
ter Strabe in 1elIerue gum 5000.
- SIN Gireuitseridi iDurbe ssifsrn
bon ben Star pesrIeb MuI pnpsr
mills aesen g. 90. Dunn unb Gbip.
Qessman Cpboenir WaII paper Co.,
auf 3ablung ppn S214.07 cine aIdge
singtreiht. = state Blumsnatpeig Der.
tlaste 6arrp 8lumtn5tpeig auf CAB,
lung BON affinsnten. sic erfIdrt, bob
fie infoIee grauiamef gebanbluns non
Seiten ibrts Gatten sespunsen mar.
ibn au psrInfeH.
Der Oils Gpuntp GIerf Geo
Raufm0nn, NO. $40 part 9fpenut
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-03
0raa biIft ibrem Gsbn,
10, NIT 4anlac, er.
Hart he.
ysatter bon ct. gernarO rrsablt, ,uie
raid bic Wobltbat,n famcn.
Mnberes MitslieS Der aamilie, Gsmer.
feHo bic Sieinltate, nimmt iett
oas Seilmifisl elm.

9ls Der fsts5ebn Sotrs alt. Sobr
Der Jrau Qulu S!epbsnion, DON 62s
DIT Rob alps., St. gernarb. g., uns
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ianmtnbrn6s in s5olae isiner Stubien
unb isinsr 4rbeit 5eiste, entidlob iis
lid, ibn elmer 3anlae gebanblung
su linier5ieben.
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asitern bas Reiultot: .Mein Gcbn
lit an Wlasenleibsn ipel6es 0erpos
iiidt uno einen aIlgeineinsn 3uitanb
bes 3uiammne5ruheD peruriadte. "
fasie s}rau etepbenfon: .Sein gutter.
tnabenbafter 9fppetit perspanbelte iif)
tn ben zines Rranfen uln. Ct litt
an ShIdflofisteit, iptlae fir einsn
10 iungen msnfden unsetp0bnlib 1T,
er mar nerDDs, bate aopftpeb anb i6
tOnnte Is fsbxn, lpie er itetis an Ges
iridt abnabm.
.gr III ieBt, na1o.m er brei Jlas
fhen 2anlae einatnommen bat, bes
seiitene bsiIr. Gr ibt iebt, ME Elm
SuHae es ion, unb fein S9laf 1T unt
unterbrofen. gr seininnt fein pers
lorenss Geipitt ipiebsr 3uriid unb
iein allsemeinss 8efinbsn iit sufriss
bsnits[Ienb.
~Tlsin sdmaser, p.l6sr bic
Wirinngen bon Sanlac on meinem
Sobn iuabrnahm. nimmt Is ieBt aud
NIT prdftisem ReiuItais elm. Wir
ipiifsn alleroinss. baB 1anIac bas
poIbrinst. mas bon ibm sniitmt
ipirb."
Gs 1T nit1 bdufig, bab brsi Wits
slieber elmer 5amiIie bura ibatid9Ii.
DIE grfabrnna bas Gute tennsn lers
nen, mas aanIae pollbringt in gts
iranfl,nsen bes Wasens, Der 2.6er
unb Der RiereH unS in iatarrbalifdsn
affeitionsn.
9anlae ipirb in ct. Bernard BEL
Geo. u. DiabOff. in Wpomins BET
2atprtnee O. Sesuer, in Carthage
iinb Glntpooo place Bel Jrso.
SfSan3!e einsefiibrt.
Sn Cincinnati pirb 5anlac tdss
lid erfldrf bon 6. 8. Cooper ober
feinen afIiftsnien in bem S.6fie unb
WaInut Strabe aoben Der Soip'ften
DRUG 60. aud fpirD Is pertauft in
ben byei Wsaiferbeao'ften apotber
fen In Cincinnati nnb In Gilmore's
2lpotbete in Gopinston. ap.
---eIussias.
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Eobim8ton.

Seiratbsideins, Ri6arb Wris5i,
"a, Don Detroit, Wit., unb 5asel 9.
Colbert. 30. BON Cincinnati. - 2lls
freb 1robt, %. unb Catherine Wibs
o<nborf, 81. beibe Don Dapton, 8. -
Scbn Wtbbtr. 81, unb aatie gobHs,
q. beibs bon Gobinston.
= 8eiibiiisI Werduberungen: =
Glen 6. Goreoran an Charles Burt,
cine Got on Der Siiieite Der 5olman
Strabe, "a bei 1O2 Jub 5u 81. -
Nm. g. 9ubIpn II. u. on gli5abetb
8. Warrsn, cine Got an Der Horbtpeits
ede Der WonieIair unb anbrep Stra.
Be 40 bsi rs sub su 81. - Die
peop!es Sabiiss 8dnt anb zruft 60.
9ruitse, on Genrietta Gilbebaus, eiHe
Got on Der Oitfeite Der Glenn 4pe.
35 Bel 135 SUB gu 81. - Dieielbe
9ruit 60. dIs Gruitee on amos aulid
cine Got IN Wldfons Subbipiiion gum
Dinsmcre purs gu 81.
Sm Gireuitseridt purbe ssitern
BON 6. g. Willtr eegen 6. u. Stuns
tebsd unb bic Reipport 2iperp anb
Garage Go. cine Elass alrf $500
Stdbsnetidb einsereidt. Der aldser
erildrte, bab CT on ber goDinston unb
DtfaIia surnpite Roob bon bem Quio
bss DeriIasttn setroffsH uub einen
Rippsnbru6 iopit 5duiabi4iirfunssn
erIit!sn babe.
- Der JaG bon s. 20. glasel,
ipeld<r b<ihuIbist pirb, cine Bonnie
in einsm aGa9en on ben anpalt 9.
8. AMpplesats abaeiaHbt gu babsn,
tpurbt sur werbanbluns ouf ben 8.
Januar 1916 perfhcben.
Jn Der epaRg. prot. ct. Sos
bdnHesfirme In Meit Gopiugton (Das
flor GiIberi SHmi6t) fiHbst ni1ften
Gonntog Der reselmdbise beutIds
ga&miitags goftssbienit iiait. 2lm
Wittmo&. ben 8. De3smber. iit lrai.
enpsrsins Wsrfammluns in Der air.
DE unb aIIsemeines stafieetrdn3hen,
perbunben nit einem Mtibnahtssgas
sar, IN ipsI4em isbtrmann paTsnbe
G<f@snit fiji Wsibna&isn binis sr.
iperb<n Tam.
~ 9. 9. NerIins, W. unb 6.
G4ulb, fdmmili1 BON Relpport, ipsls
DE aHgtbIih BON syreunbtn Sagbfhti.
ne sslisben ynb nabe WindeIter benz
1dsbiport ssfr5bnt bdtten, ipurbsn
bon benz boriigen WiIbbiitsr gum
Qluspsis aufsefDrbert. Da bic Snsb.
fGeine ni6t iiberirnsbnr iinb, ipllrbtn
Ne geiisrn Mbeab mad Der Office bes
iyriebtnsri9isrs Ring ssbradt. Gis
ipurben iebey 5u $50 gsIbItrafs unb
3rGsang Der Rotten perurtbeilt.
- Jm Snbuiirie Rub fpro1 as.
IIern dbenb 6err ID. o. GdIbriib,
EsysstSr bss Dbto Councils bsr Diris
alcfpa4 2emmlfIiap m MA eall
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-03
TabtDn mno Seaebae.

= paitcr guitaD grusne Don Der
GDang. ct. paulssairde in Dapton
anb beiIen @dttin iinb na9 Gbamous.
no., absereiit. lin bOrhsIbif benz asi'
4enbesdnsniB Der Srau O. 5. gudner.
Der Mutter Der Grau gruene, beiau'
ipobuen.
- Grdu 5. 3eis pOn go. 138 Di
Difion Strabe. gelleDus, purbe Don ben
JDlsenben, nit sinsm Surpriie partp
beba6t: syrau Smith, 5rau Reid,
iyrau Gents. 5r. SiO.rs. Jrau @ols
fling. 5rau llbls, Brau Sbow, Jrau
ebalfOut. israu Cones. ,Grau Sapis
uno Jrau 2eis.
= Wdria aemp, Die Wittpe bes
Sa4arias aemp, i.arb seftsrn i'm litter
DON 76 Sabrsn. i'm Salris i6fss
S9ipiseeriobnes Dm. Qleiman, Ro.
80 RObforb aps.. Sort 5bpmas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-03

manb ipeib, mas aus Der SpnaTtie
perbsn ipirb. Der 9srlauf bes &ries
gss bat bic 8e3iebungen 5pii4en Srie-
9enluno unb 8uIgarisn ri4t sefGbrs
bet unS guIgarisu oentt ui9t baran,
bic ssre9ten aipiratipuen @ris4eH-
lambs gu ignorireu.
Dies IN i'm Weientliden Der sSnbdli
zines Sutsrbietps nit osm bulsarii9en
premier Raooslapotp, bas Der Sprrss
iponbsut bes rgerlinG SaeebIatt"
bisrbsr ielssrapbirt bat.
gritif6ss &unOnsnbO o Ot in
Ggpptifdsu SspGifsrn
perfsntt.
2pupon, 8. Deg. - Cine De-
psi8e aug atbsn iast, bub eiu britis
i6ss Siifsnosrtbsibigun saanuueus
boot in dspptii6sn 9etpdfern pOn Ell
nem bsati6sn uRtsriss6uot Dsrisnti
pOroen iei.
Cine 9eIsseHbsit fir bic
Seiuos Oeutidlanbs,
pisbsr b6spilIige
9erii6te in ums
lauf 3u sBtn.
gerlin, 2. Oes. = auf orabta
IOiem Bess uaa SapOiae, q, y. -
,,gBie eswo6uli6 bei Der gr0ffnung
oes Rsi6stass. 70 bdttsn iia aud 9es
itern Disbsr srObe Reuitsumensen
por Dem RsibstassebGube uno in ben
beua66artsn Strab.R aussiammsIt,
iaat bic lleberiss Ra9ridtensIe
,scSn Der Menge befauoen Iih aud ei.
niae asiits, bic cine oefiHitiOe ResuIis-
rung Der aebensmittelprsiie perIdnss
ten.
Die i5eirbe 0euti6lauos perbeu
obne 3psiisI isBt Dieber Id9erli9s
9eridte iiber in Berlin itatteefuIlbeue
Strabtntrapale in llmlauf ieBen uuo
anbere untpabrs SniiuuatiOuen mas
9er-"
9tegerIuite ber britii d en-
Sdiffabrt als 5OlSs
Der Z bdtisteit
bsrlluteriee'
bpote
aonbon, 2. Seo.-0en i'm Wlos
nat Rppember benz SanbeIsminiites
rium sugegangsnen 8erihtsn 5ufpl9e
iinb peiters SO brittids Oampfer pon
suIammen 61,072 5onusn oerIentt
iporben, ipobei GAG 9erionen ums 2es
ben tamsn. anbsroem purben 55
britiIbe SeeeIfabr5euse bon 4977
9ounsn perisntt. Mis aus ben Seri9s
ten berpprgebt. tuuroen nur 20 Der
Oampfer DON beutIasu ariessfdiffen
perisntt uub 5ebu bon wlinsh aber
4o5 tamea auf Dasupferu uuls 9tbct,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-03
Sie SprS'ihen Jrienenss
9lpDftel
6 rbaItsn teine pGffe fir
ben gefua triesfahs
reuner 9 GnOer

@aibington, .. g.. 2. Des.
Wiebrere europGtihe Ratipneu, neis
traIe, tpie trieefiibrsnbe, baben bel ben
Ser. Staten um glustunft betreffs
bes Status Der 5rtebenspdrtci nddge,
fu6t, bic in 0ampfern, bic DON 5enrp
5oro gernietbet fpprben, bemnGhIt nad
europa abeeben ipq. gluf jebe 4ns
iraee bat Der SetretGr Gaming geants
portet, pab bic amerttaniias Rcgte'
rung ni9t nur ni6ts nit Der @rpebis
tion su tbun bat, ionbern aud fir bic
IttipitGt unb bic Sanbluueen Der
Sbeilnebmer an Der @rpsoition teiue
8erantportli9teit iibernimmt.
Die applitationen fiir bic QusFtel'
lung bon pGFen ieitens Der MitaIieber
Der Expedition tperoen pom Stautsbe'
partsment elmer iorgfGltiaen priifung
unterporfen unb es iirb uur YGfe
fir ben 8eiu6 bon ueiItrdlen 2Gnoeru
duseeiteat norben. Sn mebrereu Sdls
len rpurben pGiIe oerfpeigert, neil bic
4ppIitationen in unridltiser Meiie ges
md6t purben ober neil bic @pplitan'
ten ieine umerifdniIden giiraer Iirb.
Sn llsbereiuitimmuns nit Der frii'
Der erluTienen 8etunrtmanuuo. oaB
YGTe MIR bann fir ben 9eiut bon
trieefiibrenben GGnoeru dusaeittut
rperbsn biirfen, psrn bic applitorteu
nd9peiisn tDnnen. bab iie obfolut nos
tbiee unb brtnasuoe @eidGfte su erle7
bieen baben, CAB ueuerbinss Der GO
trstGr 2aniine ben Sefehl. oob ben
frrispensdpoiteln teinr BGfie fir ben
8eiuh friseFiibrenber 2duber uusse.
'telIt perben ipllen.
Der 75 Sabre aIte WtIIio'
mar 6. 3 9arber beiratbet
npd eirmaI
4tron, 2. Des. - 9. Barber.
Der 70 Sabre alte uriqioueureiae
3iinbbplsfabriiant, perbeiratbete itd
bier am Donueritog nit TrI. Uedrp 3.
Orr, a. Sabre oft, bic felt II sobreu
istni Observation-Disclosures mar.
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sic @udltbatialeits. .aampaane.

Wabrenb bes ssftrisen Tuses tpurs
ben in Der aampdsne. bic i'm SntereiIe
elmer 9ln3abl bieiiser Wobltbdtisteitss
anitaltsn unisr ben alufpi3ien bes
Council Of GoeiaI Mgeneies ftattfin'
bet, nur S5.999.25 aufssbro6t, Der
aerinshe sasesertrag Der DOT flint
5asen bssonHenen 3ampagne. Die
bebeuienbiten 3eihnunssn bts geftri'
gen 1aaes famsn Don ben foIanbsn
Mobltbdtern: W. Q. Sutton & 60.
1895; Gibnsp 6. a}rib $275; SeIsn
g. Setln $3.50.
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Tie GleftriSitGts.s .slnsitslluus.

Q(ud pdbrenb bes sefirisen sases
erfreute iib bic GIeltri5itdtssqlusitels
lung in Der MuiitbalIe eines sldn5en,
ben 9efuhs unb bic pislsn le6rrsiden
Nusiiellunssobieiie ipurben bon Der
Mense gebiibrenb betpunbert. 9lu
beutissn Gage iuerben bic Siubentsn
Der bisiiaen llniOeriitdt ii6 In GROCER
3abl einiisIlen unb natiirlid ipirb nas
msntIid bas Snsenieurscoaess pera
treteu fein.
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Die britiTden 9eamtcu banbeIn eins
fa6 unter elmer i'm 9sbstmrot6 nlss
geitelIten Srore Dcm 20. 2lprtI, mel te
pie Der. Stauten aber nidt anertenz
nen.
Die Regierung partet ifou Fit
etniaer 3eit auf eineu gerift beg Bot
f4afters Puse in Der QngeIegenb,tt.
Das Staat5sOenartement mifte 'ern
niTen, peI6e Sdritte Ger 9uge g.
:ban, ebe es in Der Gnsele3, n jeit
Deiter pprqebt.
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Stpupent Der aitbuaraphe,l.

Tas Sai.ptercigrlb Der seeeniudr-
tia bier tnaatoel aonpention Der gsa-
tionaI SGiociatiop Of 2itboornpbic
employers taIbete EN- Wunfett. Sas
gritern abenb I'M Sauton SoteI oic
NeIe0nten iotpie eine sIuSaN Gdiie
psEsiniotA 0elsgmtIi& bids Ban,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
ATTACK PRISON JUDGE
Sing Sing Prisoner Assaulted "iiie''
When Sentenced.

Timothy Cronin, prisoner IN sing
Sing. it was learned yesterday, was
sentenced TO ten days in his cell de-
prived Of all privileges and SUSPENDED
bv the Mutual Welfare League for at
tempting to smuggle an unee6sorfG 6soriT
u,ss taken before the league justices
on Wednesday, and when William
Willett, former Congressman rom
Queens, pronounced the sentence ne at
tscted him as a man who had tried to
obtain seat on the bench through
fraud, adding that the only rI.aS place ne
Willett announced that Cronin was was
Z, contempt Of court, and left the
bench while his associates imposed HI ,se al an
oSditional ten day sentence for the act'
Ister according TO the stories "hlcn
araanated from the prison, Cronln en-,
countered Willett in the cell i.'C, oiocS anu ;r
struck him in the face. inhicting IN IN.
inries which required treatment al 'he
Prison Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
BALL In TRANSIT
RIVALS ANN'S AGE
Possession of Sphere During
Trip from Pitcher VeXeS
Law Students.

When Grover Cleveland Alexander
whips the ball toward Eddie Burns's
NIT with Red Sox Hooper at bat in
Philadelphia at p. m. to-day there
will arise a complicated legal problem
which is puzzling forty students of the
New Jersey Law School, at 33 Park
Street, Newark.
The question is not wha. Alexander
will put on the ball, not whether
Hooper will hit or miss, not whether
Burns will catch or drop IT, Posses
sion's the thing.
While the ball is in the air travel
ling from pitcher TO batter, in whose
possession is il? Forty young men
and women of Newark and vicinity
have until Tuesday TO find out. They
have been told by the professor that
upon the correct answer Of this ques-
ton depends the law Of possession.
II was propourded TO them as class ad-
journed yesterday. A few volunteer
answers were made Immediately.
The baseball will be in no ones pos
session, one student said. because no
one will have it when it's in the air.
at belongs 20 Mr.. Alexander because
he was the last to have it," suggested
cne of the girls.
How about Hooper, the batter.
doesn't he expect to hit il? Yes?
Well, then. it's potentially in his pos
session." asserted another student.
Following down the line Of least re-
sistance on the "expect to" argument,
others shouted that Burns expected TO
catch the ball and that all the fielders
expected to get their clutches on 1t If
Hooper should hit it. Why shouldn't
the catcher and the felders share in
potential possession, II there was any
such thing?
"Class is adjourned until Tuesday"
taid the professor, but not until he
had explained that the ownership OF
the baseball by the Philadelphia team
or by the National League did not en-
ter into the problem.
Jerome Beatty was nonplussed Tor a
minute when the question was placed
before him. "Why, if Alexander has
something on the first ball he pitches,
! should say it would be in his posses
sion" he gave as his answer.
In this opinion, Mr. Beatty is backed
IN. 70 a degree. by Noah Webster. who
defines possession as "the state Of hav-
ing corporeal thing in ones hands or
power or under ones control" ~ Alex
ander's control is working right this
afternoon, Newark's students OF the
law will have at least one answer FOR
the great question which the World
Series has brought.
(All persons who worked out an
swers to the question, How old is
Ann" please notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
W. J. B. PRAISES WILSON
Finds Qualification in Presidents Sup
port of Suffrage.

Atlanta. Ca. Oct. president Will
sons action in declaring in favor OF
woman suffrage in New Jersey received
to-day the warm praise of William Jen-
nings Bryan. ex-Secretary Of state
who IS here to deliver lecture to-
night.
~ am very much gratifed at the
Presidents announcement. felt sure
that he would take that side when he
was ready 10 take a stand. His an
nouncemont will greatly strengthen the
cause Of woman suffrage in the four
states ;n which It is an issue this fail'
New York. New jersey, Massachusetts,
end Pennsylvania. ..
"Woman suffrage is growing very
rapjdlv. more rapidly in the North man
in the south. but have no DOUBT tne
woman will vote in practically all the
states in a few years. ] agree that J.,
is a state question at present out II
;s likelv 70 become national question
whenever enough states adopt u 70
make II likely that a natlonai ah'enu-
mont would be ratified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
HER ENGAGEMENT GOAT GONE
s,a,o,;na Penna's Betrothal Feast tnns
in Call for Police.

The mammoth goat dinner pianneo
nv Rocco Penna. one Of the most 'nhu-
.n,;sl Italians in the Wakefield ais.
t,;ct Of The Bronx. in celebration oi
his daughters engagement, did not ma
terialize last night owing TO the d'sap-
pearance Of the goat. v.t vorni
Penna took the goat TO Frank Mapp,'
bsker who was TO be one OF tmne m
Guests. and asked him 10 COOK IL a. os nis
sston Holland Avenue and ZiOtn
Street Shortly before Z O'Clock Ias'
n;ebt an Italian. pushing wheeio"r-
20 stopped at Mappi's store
"I've come for the goat; ne s"'"'
and /, was handed over to MN.
An hour later two more Italians cam
s,o demanded the goat. When Mhppl
snId M them man had taken II they
,yere furious. They rushed osok 70
Penna's and broke the news. renna r,iin
and ffty guests marched to the WAX, ta
eeId poiice station. where they airea ,
ue1E ~. f,rouhles At late hour last
ui'bt the goat was still missing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
SAYS CENSORSHIP
INJURIES BRITAIN
"Pall Mall Gazette" De-
nounces Holding Back
News Known to Enemy.

London, Oct. 7.-Asserting that prob
ably no journal has supported the CEN
sorship with more loyal patience, the
Pail Mall Gazette devotes its leading
article to a denuncistion Of the manner
in which the censorship has been ap-
piled.
Evidences of abuse in the exercise
Of power by that department have be-
come too glaring TO be ignored says
the Gazette" The legitimate func-
ton of the censorship rs 10 blind Eng
lands enemies, not England herself.
When it withholds from Englishmen
what the enemy already knows, or when
Il suppresses unpleasant news for the
sake Of preserving an atmosphere OF
false optimism, IL is perpetrating .
combination of insult and injury which
the country has every right to resent.
THE treatment of the news OF Pc
mier Venizelos's resignation seems
clear instance of the reluctance to let
unpleasant facts reach the public ear
The intelligence was sent from Athens
in plenty Of time TO be published yes
terday morning, when 1t appeared IN
French journals. Yet the people OF
this country were deprived for many
hours of news which was fully at the
disposal of both their allies and their
enemies. =. =,
"The disposition to interfere with the
circulation of news for the sake Of the
political effect seems TO find even more
deplorable modes of expression than
such weak and senseless measures OF
DELAY. The Times tells us that the
censor struck out of one OF its DIS
patches words recording the high fight
ing qualities shown by the Germans
against our recent advance, while cor
responding tributes to our own troops
were not interfered with. This, per-
haps, is the gravest, most shameful
charge that has been brought against
those who hold the custody OF public
information. 1t is hard TO distinguish
il from virtual falsification. since 1t
altered the whole balance of the mar
rative and thus made for a misleading
conception of the conditions of the
conflict. Such tampering with evidence
is difficult to explain, except by de-
sire to make the public believe the
problems of the war are less formid-
able than they really are.
"When a quotation from Kipling IS
mutilated in dispatch through being
mistaken for an item Of news IL Is o
sufficiently humiliating exhibition OF
iGAorance In public office, but that is
eyershadowed by indications OF posi-
tive breach of trust in the relations
between the censorship and the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-08
RAINY WEATHER CUTS
REGISTRATION IN HALF
Manhattan Shows Falling on OF
17OOO-Day's Total So, ,437.

Yesterdays threatening weather'
combined with the rain which COM
menced TO fall just about the time the
nolling booths were opened, kept many
voters away. Results Of the days en-
rolment last night showed that only
half as many citizens went to the polls
Yesterday as had visited them Wednes-
dav, The total was 52,437:
This was true Of all the boroSghsi IS
Manhattan showing falling of oil
II 600 names. The Bronx, too, had a
total Of only 6,s4G, as against more
.Ssn .S $1,000 for every other day Of the
week. In Brooklyn the the figures de-. d.
.a.sI to "a s75. and similar drops were
recorded in Queens and Richmond.
1t is believed that to-day and tor to,mor, r.
row will see large numbers nocKing b,yo 20
registered. l43.S1S of them IN Manhat-
tan and 1897 in Brooklyn.