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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
4)ilna, uon ofn pfutfbfn tlansirt, ntnf binmft
9smrtfm auf9f9fb<n tufr>rn.
Das oen6e Centrum nd6er 6 ofli6 nsk oer @i(et-
6a6n, sic pon 2loroen na6 s3aoen fl6rf

gBie es jebt iheint, pirb Der 9lan, bic
allgemeine We6rpfli4t eir8ufiibrer, i'm
Parliament penig llnteritiiBuug fsitens
Raoitalsr, Der Qrbeiter uno Der Ratis
onaliiteu finOen. 9iele 9egner ser al
9emeinen WebrpfIitt ioGen aber bereit
iein, bafiir gu itimmen. penn Der pre=
mier 2tsquit6 unb Der 9riegsIetretdr
bies fir n0tbig balten follten. Tie 4n=
selegenbeit pirb ieBt bon Dem 4abinet
eruiili6 in 8eratbuug ge5oger.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
Gin Zobn Der Msabame
9ereia Garrcno
Sn Mailanb ais beutf9er
Spion perbaftei.

j ~ l q II dls DeH ~
Spiou perbafte:.
Berlin, II. Sept. (2tuf brabt.
lof.m W.ss nad Sappills, 9. 81 =
Die llsberfeeifd. Ra4ri9isnag.ntur
ma9t bas folstnbe betannt:
Gin sfp.ii.s Mitslisb Der Famili.
Der betanntsn gianiitin s.reia Gars
reno, bic cine ameritanii6e giirssrin
III, TT untsr Der antlas.. Elm osutffxr
Spion Su iein Derhdfist tporosu. Der
Sobn Der Wabame garrsno. Giopanni
1asIiapietra. ipurbs In Mailanb, mo-
sr Muiit ituoirt, Dsrbaftst. Gin turier
Brief Don i.iner Muttsr. Der untsr lei.
uen papir.n s.fanbsn ipurbs. ipurbs
aIs geir,is sss.n ibn anssfsbsn.
.aros bss proteitss sinfluBrsihsr
Greunbs ipurbs CT ins GefdnsniB a..
bra9t unb msbrsre Gag. lang frh Elm
gemsinsr @srbrs1sr b,banbsli. Gs
iuurbe ibm aud. nidi seiiatist. ii6 NIT
benz amsritaniifsn aoniul In 0srs
tinbuns gu fsben. Or ipurbs it,lisbIia
unter Der 9.Oinsuns. bab .r bas aanb
ptrIaiTs. freissssbeH.
Die 9odtsr Der Wabams Gdrr.no.
ebenfalIs cine beiannis aoBerts pianis
fin. tuuros Dor siHiser 3eit In 9unis
unttr bem Wsrbaht, eins bsutihe Spis
orlin 3u isin. bsrbdftet.
Wabams Garrsno III aus 9snssueIa
esbiirtis unb felt pislsu aabrsn in
Berlin aufifIiG.
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1eutibe Samtiers
Dor bem Dettauf ameri'
taRiiaer 0trtApaptsre
qeuarHt.

geiparHt.
gerliE II. Gspt. 4uf 0rabt!O.
lem 8ese nab SapDia.. Die us6ers
iestI6e Ra6ri9tsR asentur idgt:
Der eentral0srsiH bsutiter gaRts
intersiIen bat feline Wlttglieosr beHaa=
ri6tigt, oab ben gigsntbiimsrn DEN
GmeritdHii6sn Wrtbpdpieren, bic IN
loHboHsr Banter oeponirt iiHo, oon
ben aonooner 8antiniersHsu serdtbeu
porSen lei, biefe Seturitdten gu per-
taufeu. nm 9ortbsil aus bem hohsn
Ws9ielturs auf Rem Yort gu 5isbeH.
Der pirtlife 3ped III aber Der. 0euts
idsn ssb5riss amsrit1ntite Derths
papisre, bic in 9on0oH Ospouirt iino,
fit bic Grb0buHs oss Ws9islturies
gu btHuseH. Die MitgIieosr bes Gem
tralosreins fperbeH oaber Dor oerQutO.
riidtiDn iolder 9sriGufs geparut.
8eri9iebeHes aus bee
Reid sbauptftabt.
Berlin, II. Sept. Gottlieb Don
ssagotp, Der Staatsistrstdr oss 4eubsz
ren,, 1T gum Maior Der Reierps oss 8.
6ufareuresiments ernauHt poroen.
er mar bisber 2eutUaHt Der gGuos
ips5r 4. ..
Die ueberissiits Ratri9tensggeus
tur iiibrt neue SubitriptiDuen fiir bic
ariegsanlsibe Don juiaurmen 355,s
900, 600 Mdrt (S88, 100, ,000) an. Die
gr6bi.n Su6itriptiorsn iinb siHe Don
Der prppin3 granbsnburg in S0be pon
25,OOO,O00 Wlart uno Don Der PRO
ping ObsrbeHsn. Don 144,0oO,OOO
Mdrt.
Die Seuti6e adiierin smpfins am
fSreitag br.i Sberi6lpeitern bon Der
ruiTiI6en 9.islItdft pom Rot5sn
Rreu3. bic mud 9tutihlanb setoms
msn iinS, I'm bic ruiIiiten Geidnses
nsnIaser 3u inipi3irsH.
Der neue WiIitdr3oupsrneur in oem
BON ben Ceitsrrei6srn uHb llnsarR be.
iebten 5beil DON Yolsn pat dngetuHs
btgt. bab sr bic arbeitsIoieu beim
Sirabenbau b<I6Gftiseu tueros.
Was bic ensldRber alles
ptfieu.
9onSon, II. Sept. Das Juas
blait ,,RotorIbip anO WotOrbodt" ers
tldri ebitorieIl, oab bic 0eutiden isit
Dem 9esinn bss arissss 20 Inter
ie6oote perloren bGtten, bic gritsH
bdgeeen nur z. siuiaIieBIi4 oes
.g Il, psiieR 3srftoruns am Don
nerftas anseiiinoist puros.
Die 3eituns iast fsrner, bdb beim
Qlusbru1 beg ariesss 0sutidldub IL
srobs llntsriesboOie sebabt unb 16
bon einem tleinereH 3pp, unb oab BIZ
sum l. Slni 10 ipsitepe 9oots biu3us
a.fiigt porben ieien. gum S6Iub be-
bduptet bas 8ldtt. baB DeutidlanS
iebt nur nod IA So4fse 5du6boote
babe, BON Dentn iib 3rpsi I'm glitttI'
Janoij1sn.gsesr befiIssa.
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QoR0On, II. Sept. Die Qrmse
beg JeIomari6aas Don 6in0snburs
bat iebt Die 3iinaburg Ndlna 81
feH6ubn Oou in ibrsm gefiB. Seine
Yorbut bat Rreits bic Staot Wioip
bsisBt, bic gut 20 Weilen Ditli9 DON
Der GiieHbabn lie9t. 0isier Aeil, ben
DON 3inosHburs in bic ruiiii6e Der.
tbsioiganssIiHk getris6en bat. ges
fd9rbst fOtpObI 0iiHaburg als Wilnp.
Die IsBtsre 'Staot, bic ibon sinmal
Don ben Rafsn aufgegebeH puros, III
elmer 4rmee iiberlaien pOroen, bic
nun Oeriuhsn pirO, Den 9ormari6
Der Oeutiten aui3ubaItsu. ale Res
gieruHg5aniidIteu uHo Die meiiteH SSas
6Gi.en iiRo bsreits dHberspubiH perlegt
Doroen, uRb bic GiDiIbsp0l.erung bat
ij6 iton IGHsit gsfIiihtst. Gs pirO
Dabriheinlih Elm eusrgiider geriu6
gsmaft rusrosH, 0iiua6urg gu be.
baapten, rpeI6e Jsituns an Der brsis
ten uuo itnsafIisbenosn DINA sslss
gen, 6sfisr uertheioist perosn tunn.
Nm iibrigsn 9beil Der 0fliten
5rOHt lit bic Gage psnis psrGnOert.
9as oeuti6e Centrum 1T a6ermals
stpas uurssriitt unb mub ii6 jsBt
Der GiieHbabH 0itIia DON pinst nd.
fern, osrsH 9siiB bic n0roIit unb
iiiOIih bic ruiiiitm 4rmssn in Der
Rdbe Der priDst Siimpfs BON einans
Der trennsu piiroe. Die FuTen babsn
d6sr immer ertIdrt, oaB oiss psnis
ausmahen ipiirbe uno bic beioeu 9lrs
ms.n i'm Stanos ieien. unabbdusis
Don sinanoer gu operiren. sic ieBeu
in uebersinitimmuus bamit aud ibre
SfTSuiiOe Don einsm oitlid BON &orpel
sslssensn guRtt aus aegen 9aIisisn
uno bic rumdnii6e Grsn5s iort.
Die auberurOentIifsn 2lnitrsnsun.
gen, bic jest bic Ruiisn MAIDEN, I'm
ibre goiitiOnen in Gaii5ien gu be-
baupten, itsben po6l bauptiGtli6 nit
Der galtaHpolitit in 9er6iHoung. Die
Gage i'm Often piro nit jeoem Sogs
cine tOmpli3irtsre. Rumdnisn nuein
Iteint Iia oefinitio auf Die Seits Der
aaiirten ssiteIIt gu babsn, Grie6enlanb
bat anIteinsuo beidloHen, neutral
gu blsitsH, luenigitens OorIGufis. uno
auf gulsarisn tDnnen bic 4aiirten
nitt ms6r rstnsn, bits rpirS ieIbit in
RumGnien 3ugsitauben.
2luf Der 9aIlipoli Salbiniel osr9als
ten bic dIliirten 5ruppeu iid jeBt
gang ru5is. 0isIs Rubs niro Hur
oann unO mann BON Der tiirtii3sn
2lrtiaeris upterbro6sn.
Sm Beiieu finoen nur bic iibIider
artilsrietdmpfe itatt, bod hro4teI
bic 0eutIdeu cine abtuedsIung in ot
Gage, inbsm iis sinen gInsriff mi
Sanberunutsn madten uub bamit elm
ieinbli9e ppIition eroberter.
Sn Gnslunb orObt pssen Der &on
it,ptiOnstrass sins aabtastaiTili
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
Son @inoenburg riidt in 9@roen beitauoig por,
Die Mrmeen bpn !6inbem'
burgs
orinssn inner ,ueiter sessn Eitcu
ppr.
&ilma anb Sinaburs binter iid 5n.
ridlafcuo.
Jn Der Gtgenb BON Wilna
finben aber immer nod
Z RGmpfe itatt.

ftnben aber immer nod
admpfe ftatt.
gerlin, II. Sept. lleber 2onbon.
Die 5ruppen bss JIomoridaas BON
5iHosnburs, bic Wilna nnb Diind'
burg flan!iri unb bic giienbabn slpis
i9eu ben beiben Gtdbten on msbrersn
puntten i'm geiis baben, iiHb fpsiter
nu6 Often popstriidt. Die WiIitdr6ss
bSrbsn tiinbisten fpGbrenb bss 3ages
bi, Ginnabms Der Siabt gibsp, unses
idbr 80 WeiIsn iiiblid bon Diina.
burg selesen, an. Der 8eridt Iautst
ipie foIgt:
.Weitlider ariessTddupldB: Sn Der
Champagne babsn mir nit 5anbsras
na:sn .insn absil einer fraH36iii6sn
poiitioR norbpeitlid bon pertbes ges
nOmm.n. Gin Gsssnansriif puroe abs
gedlaseH.
.Ositlidsr arisssi6auplas: ars
Wsssruppe bss 8slomaritals Doil5ins
binburs: Sibiia bon 9iinaburs has
ben mir bic aomui Gblufee errei4t.
Wiosp fDurbe friib an Usorsen Ea4
beFtissn admpfsn DON 9aus su 5aus
gsnommei.
.Roropsitli9 unb norO6jtIia Don
Wilna peroeH uniere anerifi, fortsss
f:bt. Der S6aras6luB III in Der Rdbe
Der Stabt sIsi4sn Ram.ns iibsrf4rits
ten fporben.
Die 9ruppen bss priWtn aeOpOlo
babsn etsnfaas ben S6ara Jlub dH
msbrrsn puhiisn iibsrfdritien.
~atmeesruppe oes GtIomari4alls
DON Madsnfsn: @us Dem Sumpfgsbiet
nDrblih Don a1inst 1T Der Ssinb DON
uns gang psririsbeu poroen.
r4ui BEN fiib0itlidm arisssfhau.
plab BAT ii9 uidts Didtisss .rs'sns.,
infOptit bic SsutideH 1ruppsa in gs.
tribt .Dmmsn.
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90 Yeripnen
Bei benz 9erung il dereines
WilitGr5ugestn Werito

2arebo, Ssr., II. Sept. - Die
bierber eemslost rpurbe, iino ON Wlttts
nod bel benz 8erunsIiidsn zines me'
ritaniIden Wlilitdr8uses, eiae Wteile
ouberbalb BON Saltilo, 80 perioneu
ums 2eben setummen.
Der 3us mar nit SarransosSoIbas
ten angefiiGt, bic pUn SuItt[lo na4
Wlpterep beforOert tpsrber iOllten. Der
3u9 enteleiite in Der NGbe zines Gans
hons unb 3tpei Wdssons NIT tbreH
syniaIIen fielen in bic Sdluht btnoh.
Golbaten, Jrdusn uno &tnber, pbnsi
9lusnabm. Useyitansr, iamsa Ase<i'
unA 2sbtn.
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ltno pabri6einli6 oas GnS5tel Oct
0e,ttl6en Mrnlee TIT.

IdbrtdH4
bic be af bn
auf sugatm
u5
8Hadyf4ln i'm @fm buPHa9d4
Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-18
Die 4emtiHenbat,
aufs Reue in 2onbOn tpsi G :
Der IN Gdnae

Berlin, II. Sept. (gfuf brabt>
Ioism Wess naa audertOn, y. - -
Die srobsn GrfOlss bic nsusrbinss
Die 0eutfden an Der 6itIi4eu uno Der
ipeitIi&en Groni srrunseu babeu. unc
Der lssis 3eppeIinsllsberfaa auf Cons
bon baben .insn abermaIisen ausbrut
Der 0oI,sputb sessn bic Dsutfden in
2OnboH sur Jolse sebabt. fast bic
llsbsrf.siide gsadri4tsnasentur.
~Gs iinb 5ahlrei4e @erbaftEHseu
,posssaammsn pvrben. .meiibersAooH in
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Gnglanb naturaliiirtsn geuti6en; bon
ilinssn Wdnnsrn unb 6rauen, bic
friiber ihon Oerbaftet, aber fr:isslaiien
DOrosn parsn, uRb bic SpiOnsnris4s.
rei bat tpieoer tart suasnoHlmen.
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Tie Sdmpfe an ben 9ar'
banellen
Die tiirtif9e 4rtillerie
ma4t BEN alliirten 3u
f6affen.

4aften.
niiuHtin0pel, iikr aons
bon, II. sept. Die folssnbs oifiaisle
gs'anHtmatuug Darbe am2lbsnb DOM
tiir,iiden arisssminifisrium erlaHen:
r5n Der Rdbs DON 4naforta perbins
bsrts ods Jsusr uHFerer QrtiQeris bic
Grri4tuHs DON gefeitisunssp.r,sH
DOT uHisrem rs9tsH GIiissl.
nllniere alrtilerie 3pans elm fsiuo.
Ii4ss aprpsoObOot gum Riidsus, bas
Dsrfu6t bate, ii9 9ifarIii gurnu gu
HGb.rH.
rllni.re aiiitsnbdttsrie bombarbirte
feiHSIi9e Rinenfuder uno fpi4tise
fsiHbIi6e ppiitioR.H BEL SsbouIsgabr.
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@etterberid)t.

Sir Ob 10, Snbiana unO bas
ipeitlt6e PenniplOanisn S60nes
Aetter am Sdmftug uub paBrf6eiue
lid am Sohnta1.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-01
WILL 7UILD VESSEL
MANITowoc FIRM cE-s CON.
TRACT TO BUILD SURVEYOR"
New Boat for United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey to Be Com
pIeted in Year.

Washington. The contract for the
construction Of a new United States
coast and geodetic survey vessel has
been awarded by Secretary of Com
merce Redfeld to the Manitowoc Ship
building and Dry Dock company at
Manitowoc, Wis. The contract price
was only $1S9,OOO for the bare hull
and machinery, but the ultimate cost
of the vessel, fully equipped, will be
100000.
The new vessel will be named the
Surveyor" and will be used in sur
veying and charting the dangerous wa
tiers of Alaska and the Boring sea in
the summer and the coasts of Wash
ington, Oregon and California in the
winter.
According to the terms of the con-
tract the Surveyor" must be COM
pleted within one year, but Vice
President West of the Manitowoc COM
pany says it will be finished in much
less time.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-01
FRENCH HALT CROWN PRINCE
Movement in Argonne and Con-
tinue Drivo in Champagne.

London, Sept. 29-Crown Prince
Frederick Williams army was thrust
against the French line on Monday
in a new German offensive movement
in the Argonne, but it reeled back
ward with heavy losses under the
French nre.
The French continued their drive in
the Champagne, gaining considerable
ground. The British and French
north of Arras maintained all their
previous gains in spite of heavy Ger
man counter-attacks.
Reused by the Dig advance made in
the first assaults of the allies after
they launched their gen sral offensive,
the Germans rushed re-enforcements
through Belgium to Lens and from
various points into the Champagne.
The arrival of these troops is believed
to account for the stubbornness of the
battle now in progress in the Cham
payne region.
The German losses already are
placed by allied authorities at more
than 100000. The allies also reported
heavy losses.
1t is estimated the prisoners cap
tured by the allies during the rush
total more than $4,000. but this is of
set to some extent by the German
claims that nearly 1000 French and
British fell into their hands.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-01
U. S. TROOPER KILLED
cARRANzA SOLDIERS LOOT AND
BURN IN TEXAS.
Retreat Of Border Raiders Covered by
Several Hundred of the "First
Chiefs" Troops.

Brownsville, Tex, Sept. 27.-One
American soldier was killed, the cap
tain commanding the Americans was
wounded and the post Office and gen.
eral store at Progreso, Tex, were
looted and burned on Friday when
about eighty armed Mexicans crossed
into Texas and attacked small d..
tachment of Troops B and c, Twelfth
cavalry
Re-enforcements have been rushed
from several army posts and General
Funston reports the situation well in
hand. However, all the Mexicans,
with the exception of IL killed
and IS prisoners, have recrossed into
Mexico under the protection of sew
eral hundred troops on the other side
of the border.
So serious is the situation felt to
be here that it is believed General
Funston will order his men to pursue
the raiders into Mexican territory in
case of repetition of the raids. Off
GERS who took part in the fighting have
reported to General Funston that the
soldiers belonged to Carranza's army.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-01
BULGARIA DENIES WAR MOVE
Premier Says Army Was Modified for
Protection-Greece Calls Out
Army.

Washington, Sept pa statement
cabled to the Bulgarian legation here
on Friday by Premier Radoslovoff an
nounces that Bulgaria does not intend
aggressive action against any of her
neighbors and that her mobilization is
not to be construed as indicating that
she is about to enter the war.
London, Sept. 27.-Before many
hours have passed the flame of war
may have scared the Balkan nations
again.
With the Bulgarian army massed
on one border of Serbia and 100000
Austro-Germans ready to strike on
another, Greece and Rounania, the
last of the Balkan states to become
infected with the war fever, have be-
gun preparations to enter the conflict.
The menace of Bulgaria's mobili-
cation was met by Greece with royal
decree calling twenty classes of troops
to the colors. Minister of War Danglis
issued an order calling out all the
Greek reservists.
simultaneously the Roumanian cab
met was called into hasty conference
with King Ferdinand in circumstances
that leave no doubt that the meeting
will be followed by mobilization or
der.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-01
NEWS FROM FAR
AND NEAR

Panama, Sept 27.-What purports to
be the draft of new treaty which
the Panama government desires to
enter into with the United States gov
eminent was made public here. The
most important of the IL articles in
the treaty cover the transfer to the
Panama government of all Panama
railroad-owned lands in the cities OF
Panama and Colon, except those on
which buildings already have been
erected or which are used by the rail-
road and the establishment of compul-
sorry military service in Panama for
defense of the canal.
London, Sept. 27.-The Harrison
liner Chancellor, British ship. has
been sunk by a German submarine.
Part of the crew is reported missing,
among them G. w. King of New Or
leans, an American, who was assistant
Marconi operator on the liner.
Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. 27.-The six
children of Mrs. Emma Anderson of
Springfield all of whom are under
fourteen years of age. won the final
contest of the better babies contest at
the state fair here, All the children
were graded above 80 per cent per
feet. The family was presented with a
silver cup.
Rochester, N. Y. Sept. 2S.-A YER
dict of 100000 against Mrs. Mary w.
Hartman and the estate of her hus-
band, the late Edward H Hartman,
railroad magnate. was returned by a
sheriffs jury. Mrs. Anna N. Lauer
of Penfield brought the action to re-
cover damages, alleging that false rep
reservations were made to her regard
ing a tract of land which she pur-
chased from agents of Mr. Hartman
in 1904 No defense was entered by
Mrs. Hartman.
Ipswich, Mass. Sept. 28.-B. S.
Cable. assistant to the secretary of
commerce under President Taft, was
killed in an automobile accident here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-01
POsTMAsTERS WILL MEET
Members of State Organization to
Gather at Appleton at EIks' Club
on October 1918.

Appleton.-The program for the
Wisconsin Postmasters' convention at
the Elks' club, October IL and Is, was
announced Postmaster w. A. Devine
of Madison will respond to the address
of welcome by Mayor Knueppel. The
annual address will be given by Presi-
dent Gustave Keller of Appleton. At
the evening session addresses will be
given by Congressman T. F. Konop
and George p. Reidenbach of Green
Bay, postoffice inspector, while the
question box will be in charge of Post
master Richard Runke of Merrill.
Wednesday will be devoted entirely to
business matters and election.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-01
U. S. GAINS A POINT
GERMANY ASSUMES SAFETY TO
AMERICAN SHIPS.
Submarine Commanders Given Orders
Not to Torpedo Vessels Without
Giving Ample Notice.

Washington, Sept. 25.-Germany's
latest note on the sinking of the Amer
lean sailing ship William P. Frye, pub
lished by the state department on
Thursday, discloses an important dip
lomatic victory for the United States.
Germany accepts the proposals to fix
damages by commission and to let
The Hague pass upon disputed treaty
rights involved. She also gives assur-
ances that no more American ships
carrying conditional contraband will
be destroyed under any circund-
stances.
One thing seemed to officials certain
German naval commanders now are
ordered to exercise the rights of visit
and search with respect to all Ameri-
can ships to determine what cargo the
vessels carry, thus making it prac-
tically sure that none will be attacked
without warning or ample time for
passengers and crew to be transferred
irrespective of the cargo.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-01
employees MUST PAY BILLS
Deputy Atty-Gen. Drew Holds New
Law Holding Up Salaries on
Judgment Is Constitutional.

Madison.-Deputy Atty-Gen. Walter
Drew held that the law passed by the
recent legislature, which provides that
salaries of city, county or state en-
p1oyes may be held up to satisfy judg-
ments is constitutional. Previously it
was impossible to collect money owed
by state, city or county employee.
Under the new law creditors may file
a copy of any judgment obtained and
the salaries will be used to satisfy
the judgment
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-01
FIFTY DIE IN BLAST
FLAMES FOLLOW EXPLOSION OF
GASOLINE TANK AT ARD
MORE, OKLA.
200 PERSONS ARE INJURED
Burning Liquid Is Hurled on Town
Scores Burned In Wreckage-Busi-
ness Section Hit-Disaster Caused
by Spark From Hammer.

Ardmore, Okla, Sept. 29.-Fifty per-
sons are believed to have been killed
and at least 200 injured, most of them
dangerously when 250-barrel tank
car of gasoline, standing near the
Santa Fe freight Office in the business
district, exploded on Monday.
The tremendous force of the explo-
sion RACED many buildings and threw
burning gasoline in every direction.
A few minutes later the whole town
was at the mercy of score of fires.
Ten blocks of business buildings were
imperiled by the flames.
The fires are all under control and
the city is under martial law
A spark from a hammer ignited gas
fumes through small leak in the tank
and caused the explosion. it was
stated. Two workmen were busy on
the tank at the time. Both were killed.
Immediately after the explosion ex-
cited persons were running in every
direction. Glass fronts were blown
from stores and scores of people were
severely cut
Private homes were Immediately
thrown open to the injured and a
score Of men began working in the
smoldering ruins in the business dis
trict for victims.
Charles R. Smith, former member
OF the police force, who was stand
ing on Main street, near the explo-
sion, was killed by falling stones. M.
Il. Atkins, who was standing almost
three blocks from the explosion, was
killed. A. G. Gould was driving across
the Santa Fee tracks near the scene
when the blast occurred. He was
hurled to death, his horse was killed
and his wagon blown to pieces. A man
sitting in his wagon east of the Love
hotel was crushed when the east side
of the building fell, burying his team.
Several bodies have been dragged
from the ruins
Ladd & Davidson's wholesale house,
east Of the railroad, was badly
wrecked.
The Santa Fe freight station was
wrecked and was burned to the
ground. The Union passenger sta
ton is almost a total wreck. The
express Office was partially wrecked.
From the Santa Fe freight station
to the Wilmington hotel every build
ing, including the Pennington whole
sale grocery house, is wrecked.
The east side of the Wilmington
hotel was wrecked. Swift's house was
wrecked and burned.
Dewitt's cigar store was wrecked.
Forty girls were employed here, but
none was killed
The Hardyman hotel was demol-
ished and it was reported that several
persons were in the building.
J. L. Wilson saw the explosion. The
car of gasoline belonged to the Ard.
more refinery, and some men from
the refinery were trying to stop a
sleak that had been reported from the
Santa Fe Office.
Ardmore is the county seat of Car
ter county and one of the largest
cities in southern Oklahoma. 1t has a
population of more than 10000. 1t
often has been referred to as the
Model City of Southern Oklahoma
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-01
MARKETS
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Milwaukee Sept. Is. 1917
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Live Poultry-Fowls, 1870: roost
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$50.
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May Move Seminary.

Racine.-An effort is to be made to
remove Trinity Theological seminary
from Dane college in Nebraska to Ra-
cine, occupying Luther college here.
The matter is now before the Danish
Lutheran district conference in Ra-
cine. Final action will not be taken
until the annual conference of the
united society in Hartland, Ia, next
summer.