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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-26
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bah GHdbeH On einsr GFdbrii balb
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ren Werlyife, ipslfe biir4 bos frdns
sDfif&e MriiIlsriefeuer onseri4tst tpiir'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-26

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iorate meine paTase na9 ben Der.
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unb battle S&pierigteiien su Ian'
ben.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-26
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Sdulb Der sFliisel 1T, bdnn foflte
Der &srAe Gouflsurtaften ipieber
asbrauft iperben.
Gin Grsunb bes Oeiitfhen Gbeaters.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-26

stsls bss i.sisen Gefanbten aui Ju
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lang un Der Columbia nniptriitdt
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The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

old gentleman was taken sick
Thursday morning and the serv-
ices of DR.. j. Z. Scott were re-
quired. Mr.. Graves felt much
better Friday but abandoned the
contemplated trip to Jefferson
City and returned to the home Of
his daughter at Main City.-Cass
County Democrat.
Mrs. Bathene Welker Of Johns
town, Bates county, arrived Sat
urday for a visit at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. j. L. Allison
of this city. Mrs. Walker is 81
years old, she was born and
raised in Missouri. She remem-
bers distinctly the Mormon war
of 1882 and with her family was
driven from home by the Nor
mon forces. Her maiden name
was McAfee. She has been res
ident of Bates county for 40
years, living all that time in the
same, house that is now her resi-
dence Is miles east of Butler
FL Dorado News.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02
Big Guns at Target Practice.

New York, Aug. 26.-Scream
of shells and the roar of cannon
rolled over the water of Long
Island sound today. The long
mute 12-inch mortors at Fort
Totten, which guards the north
ern entrance to New York har-
Dor, found tongue and sent eigh-
teen 70O-pound projectiles climb
ing three miles at a moving speck
of target, 10000 yards off
shore.
Condition of actual warfare
were duplicated, so far as pos
sible. In a little observatory on
Sands Point, six miles away, an
officer sighted the mortars by
telephone, computing by mathe-
matical formula the range, the
angle of fire and all the other in
tricate factors to be considered.
The artillerymen working in the
gun pit in blue overalls, spat-
tered with grease, saw nothing
of the target, but followed the
commands of this officer, relayed
to them by the battery command
err. a few feet away in the pit.
Instead of a hostile fleet upon
whose decks the gunners would
endeavor to drop the big pro-
jectiles in actual warfare, they
fired at a triangular sail on
bobbing float at the end of a 500
yard hawser let out by a tug.
With searchlights playing on
the tiny float, the firing was re-
peated tonight. How many hits
We're scored will not. be an
nounced. it was said, for several
days.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02
GENERAL s FAMILY BURNS.
Mrs. John ]. Pershing and Three
Children Die in Home.

San Francisco, Aug. 27.-Mrs.
Helen Pershing, wife Of Brig.
Gen. j. j. Pershing, and three of
her children were burned to
death this morning at their home
at the Preside.
Mrs. Walter O. Boswell, a rel
ative,and her two children, es-
capped as did Warren Pershing, 5
years old, and three servants.
The dead children are Helen, 8
years old; Ann, Z years old, and
Mary Margaret, 6 years old.
! Like other Presidio buildings
the house was old, and Of wood
and it required little time to de-
stroy it.
In the corner of the house most
burned the rescuers found Mrs.
Pershing dead on the floor with
her arms across one Of the girls
who was on the bed, as if she had
tried to rescue the child. On
another bed was another child;
the third lay on the floor. The
bodies of all were considerably
burned.
The fire was believed to have
been caused by q night lamp. A
burst of flame from the roof Of
the generals big 2-story frame
house, which stands on the par
ade ground, directly in front Of
the headquarters flagpole, was
the first intimation Of the trou.
BILE.
Mrs. Pershing was the daugh-
ter of Senator. Warren Of Wyom-
ing and she was married to Gen.
eral Pershing in Washington in
1905. He is now in command in
Ell Paso.
Gen. John Pershing was born
in Laclede, Linn County, Mis-
souri,, September 80, 1860, and
was appointed to West Point
from that county. He graduated
with the class Of 1886.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02
Germany Changes Stand
on Lusitania Sinking.

Washington, Aug. 2S.-As
part Of the advices Ambassador
Gerard at Berlin has forwarded to
the State Department is the infor-
nation that Germany will reverse
her stand in the Lusitania case it
became known here today. Rep
aration will be offered together
with assurance tina t lives of
Americans at sea will be safe
guarded in the course of the ne
gotiations which may be said to
be under way.
There has been no response to
the last American note on this
subject, and it is known that the
United States would not listen to
reparation proposals with the sit
uation created by the sinking of
the Arabic still pending. With the
attack on the Arabic disavowed,
however, guarantees CIV
en- against repetition q German
communication explaining that
the Lusitania was torpedoed as a
reprisal against Great Britain un-
der misapprehension that she
was armed, and that killing of
Americans was regretted and not
intended, and offering repara-
tion, probably would pave the
way for amicably closing the in
cident.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02
5 Years For Whipping Woman,

Hartford, KY, Aug. 2s.-Eph
Risinger today faces a longer
term in prison than he expected,
following his confession and con-
victiop as a member Of the pos
sum hunters" and as a partici-
pant in the whipping Of Reuben
Howard and his wife.
Five years for you; you
whipped a woman, was the am
swer Prosecutor Ringo made TO
Risinger when he proposed a 3
year sentence as had been given
Jerry Clark and Everett Webster
also convicted in the whipping.
Riingef admitted he lashed the
woman. Clark and Webster
were sent to Eddyville penitenr
tiary yesterday to begin theif
sentences.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

Five men are under arrest at
Hallettsville, Tex, in connection
with the investigation into the
lynching Of John Slovak at
Shriner last week. They are j.
o. Kunetka, Joseph Mikesh,
Frank Chromcak. Slovak, who
had been arrested charged with
beating his wife and child, was
taken from Jail and beaten and
shot to death.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

A shipment said to consist Of
$19,o00,000 gold and $25,0O0,0O0
in bonds from London to New
York passed through Vanceboro,
Me-, Friday by special train. 1t
is the second large shipment of
gold and securities this month
between England and the Unit
ed States.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

John D. Long, former Secre-
tary of the Navy and former
governor of Massachusetts,, died
at his home in bingham, Mass,
Saturday. John D. Long was ap-
pointed Secretary of the Navy
in March, 1897, and had charge
of that branch Of the national de-
fense- ,throughou. the conflict
with Spain, Theodore Roosevelt
having been one of his subordi-
mates.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

BY vote of 50 to AZ the lower
house of the Alabama Legisla-
ture Thursday declined to per-
nit the people of the state to
vote at the next general election
ON an amendment providing
equal suffrage. The bill re-
quired three-fifths majority for
its passage.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

Although Charles White, 63
years old, owned United States
Bonds and real estate amounting
to more than $4,000 he died last
week in the North Hudson hospi-
tai, Weehawken, N. Y, chiefly
from lack of nourishment. For
years he had. lived in hall bed
rooms.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

Washington, Aug. 27.-The
Suez Canal passed three and two.
fifths as many ships as used the
Panama last year and the receiv-
er's tolls were four and five
eighths times the receipts Of the
Panama canal for the first year q
operation of the latter.
The Panama Canal was placed
in commercial operation August
Is, 1914. The first years bust
ness closed with the toll receipts
of Is, 5,216, ,149, representing the
passage Of 1877 ocean-going ves-
sells of a gross tonnage Of G, :
673 and . net tonnage of 1885,
GA tons.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

The German Bundesrath has
passed a law providing for the
coinage of iron 5-pfennig pieces
Gone and one-fourth cents). The
demand for 5 pfennig pieces is
great, especially because quanti-
ties are in circulation in the hos
tile territory occupied by Ger
many.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

Crashing through a weak
ened bridge, a northbound San
ia Fe train; headed for Pres
colt, was wrecked Friday at
Date Creek, Ariz. Four are re-
ported dead and ~ injured.
The wreck resulted from weak
.ening of a ,trestle following a
cloudburst, which swelled the
creek waters enormously.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

Police Judge Of Muskogee Fri
day fined Mandy Simon, a Creek
Indian, $1,O00,00O and sentenced
her to the city Jail for SO years
Mandy, the court said, was a sad
reprobate and was in the police
court every week.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

The German government is
censoring women's dress. IA
warning has been issued, direct
ed mainly against wide skirts,
because Of the waste Of material.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

The United States submarine
FL, submerged outside the Hon
0fUfu haTb0r since March 26 last,
was refloated Sunday and towed
to the quarantine in Honolulu
Bay. sl H++f
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02

Miss Helen Grace, an aeronaut,
was killed at Stanton, Mich,
Thursday while making balloon
ascension. In the presence OF
hundreds of spectators she
slipped from her trapeze and
dropped about 80 feet, landing
on a coal shed.
The Butler weekly times., 1915-09-02
SHORT STORIES
OF Local Interest Clipped from
Our Exchanges.

Died at the home of her par
ents, r. c. Taylor and wife,
northwest Of town, Sunday
morning, at 6 o'clock a. M, little
Beth Taylor, aged three years.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

Infer 6auptmann Ttrib IGN Dor
Gubrung uber bic Stirn.
Ter Sberit aber nonnte iGu ben
Sto!5 bar &ompaghis. ited.s Inn
bas Giierne Syeu3 an Die gruii unt
iagte: sW2ein 5uHge. BAG hat bu
brob gemo6t."
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fen &roputi6te bas 0ort: a6err
Sbert," iagte er, MAIDEN Sic mid
bod lisbsr gum llnterOffi3ier, Oh
freut li4 meme 9raut piel mebr
barber. penn id pieoer mad 3uus
Re TONNE"
y9as ipnit bu ouh neroen." per.
iprnh Der SberIt. Die acn3e 8ors
pagnie brad in Elm i6naenpes Gez
lGhter aus. @ir nQe miteinaHcer
poren aliidli9 iibsr unieren neuen
untsroffiSier &raputidte nit benz
GiIsrner &rsu5. ben Stois Ger
&ompa9nie.
Der Stabsorst urteriu6te i'm.
&nofsn tuorsn ',slus bsrleBt. Nur
5leii6punben, Die in 3msi Monae
Ten hsilbar naren.
unIer 6elotpebel lahte aud err
frsut unb foste Elm iber oas ons
here Nal: .Nos 70 Elm Sompa9niss
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09
Hcnncnfampfs 6an.
SntereHnntc Miittrituu9cH zines tniieui
islcH Surreippun cntrn.

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Sn Der italieniifen 3e.tun3 .Se-
colo" p%er0ffentIidt ein Nitarbeitsr
iiber Den friiberen rufiI6m BeneraI
Rennentnmpf tineu 8eridt, Ger bel
Der peuti6fsinNliden Iittun8 bteltr
3eitung ooppelt bemertmsmert 1T.
Der Sournnliit trdf Den 8enelal
iangit in elmer ruiIiihen 6amt!ie
in petersburg. Sm brutllen @eiiht
Oes Generals lug tein 2tusotud Der
Nieoer9eidIagenbeit buriiber, DAP Ct
beim 3aren in llngnobe Q%efalen uuo
oes SommanooS enthoben moroen
mar. Nuf Die sSrdge, oh or IFon
LANCE in petersburg peils. ontmprie=
te R%enuentumpf na4 elmer tlcinen
&erIegenbeitSpauk: .Sn, isit Ginger
3eit, I'm mid aus5uru6eu." Wpr
Dem &rie9e lei Eennsnfampf III GuB=
IdnO perig beIiebt aspeien, "a man
lln mebr ourf feline g%rauiame tn
terbridung Der 8olt5bepsgun9 IN
1905 uno 1906 ais 0urd ieilie Ji.i-
teritreif5iige I'M RuIIiid= Sapa..jt;en
arie9e fannie. Do6 trltQen ;bm lti
ne i6nelen SdeinerfoI9e in 2,uluag
bes iebigen arieges groB, Popalati.
tdt elm; CT IieB iid in Den perInie
O~eniteu Steltltn9eu pbotograpbietsn
uno DE Siloer rparen bnlo iiberaa gu
Isben.
Bel Fer erIten S6ladt an Sen
I}aiur!id1m Seen nar nuMentlib Die
,uI7ii6e Gorce bart mitgenommel
poroen. un0 III Ben porneDmeu ga
miIien Petersburg uno Wtostnus, Die
Ihpere 0srIuIts 81 betldlen b.lt;en,
bii0ete lid cine Itinolits Stromur0
Jeaen 3ennentampf. Die Dom ,3aten
Ieine AbieBun9 uerIanQte. Oleia-
}sitig lief lu6 pom oduiiaen So
nissbpf 9fuhribt ooJiiber eiu, ooB
3ennentampfs Sruppen Hpminten
~lepliinoert batten. Ser Gar teiabI
ioFort, ate 0eroubten @ertgcQenTtln-
De 8uriid3uerTtattsn, o6er lrog olIer
Nii6e mar nur nod ein sItiner Ssii
oapon oui3utreibeu. SfcM 0amGls,
ndh Der 1btoht in C~itpreuBen, sr.
t0nte in RuBlono nit Nnlpielung
orf bic boItjifs 2%(btunft Ren1ens
tampfs. Ger olte Sui; Die 0eut=
bdbm uns perydten", ober
8roBfurTt NitpIni 9litolajeroitid MI
reritano olmal9 nod ull2m 9tdt
unO belt &ennentampi naf ~ieinenl
Qoiten, Nber lem GGidial erreltz
te i'm Gnoe 9}opember. ypn Ter
Armet MlodtuIen maren 3lpti Mrmee=
ipJps bet 9r5e3inn ciueei8loHm:
Idon marcn 3ablreife 3iiae ab1e-
adn9en. nm ole Gefon9enen, Die NAN
erportete. ob3utronsportieren, mno
Goionon meinte sum ~rumdnjiuen
8%eidnottn: nGtrnlme 3eit lara
wer0en mir niht@ ale6r pom einer
Oeutifen Cffenijpe in 8olen 6Dren.
Dieier Sieg piro ben 9tuIien Sen
0e9 nd6 S6leiien 0ffuen." Htn=
nentdmpf foQte NIT ieinem 6eere zen
GiienrinQ INN Die 0eutiGen i'm nor
ben iflieBen. Die 0eutI6n oter
6rafen nit merb0rter Wu9t burd).
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

IInts, nod rsfts gu fs6n. lief lie mad
6ouie 3uriid -. tpeinte =. ldhte -.
uno bate Damn nod 9rdnsn in Den
4ugen. ais Ndlter mitta9s 6eimfam
un0 neu9ieris in i9r ielti1mes Gez
iiat blidts.
rHa... 9uppe.. bait bu bein
8:Io sliidIidl anqe5to6t?"
sic iagte furs erite gar niGts.
Sic belt i'm nur feit. Seinen geIiebs
ten aopf, feline ~itarten S6ultsrn. Die
friiber. als Iie mod f4moIer parsn.
fir milit6runtaugli9 ertldrt iparen
. uno Deinte iih cine WeiIe gang
aus,
Damn er3G6lte lie -. Itotterts uno
i6lud)3te bobei pis Elm &inb, uno
pl0Bli4 fam ipieoer nis Nad}tn nit
ten ourein.
Yer Dtann b0rts It'll gu. Gr fab
teine SpiBenmdide... feline lidtsn
Se~ioenbGuoer bti isiner tleinen 6rau,
pie er erpartet. Nber elm gang dnoes
res 0eii6t uno gang anbere 4ggen
lls beute morgen.
limb 10 nunosri6on muBtsn Ole
ausleben, DAP sr gar ni6t unoers
tonnte, nls Tie INNER nieOer gu fill
len. uno er tiiBte 10 lange uno 10
frOb, als bate er iton pieoer sinen
Sieg geleien -. aber einen nod pieI
ar0Beren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-04-09

NuSQepIouoert. nWoz
Der tennt oenn nur Die 6ruu gBeis
Iales 10 genou Die @erbdltniie her
Jamilie 0orn2"
.Sis bat i'm poriQsn Spmmer. ois
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-29
CELEBRATE FOR
IRISH PATRIOT
HibernianS Observe tooth An
niVerSary of John Mitchell
at American Hall.

Members OF the South Bend lodge
OF Ancient order Of Hibernians cele-
brated the Tooth anniversary of the
birth of John Mitchell at the Ameri-
can hall Sunday night. The weather
interfered with the attendance, but
ar interesting musical and literary
program was carried out in full
The speakers of the evening were
Judge Timothy +. Howard and At
~. William y. Bergan.
The musical numbers were: Piano
solo. Irish Airs" Miss Genevieve
Hagerty; song. she is For the
Land Miss Marie O'Brien: Irish
bagpipe selections. p. J. McTavish
Irish songs, William EThardt; clos
ing song. God Save Ireland audi
ence.
Judge Towards address dealt
with the life and principles of John
Mitchell. He told of the great work
that Mitchell had done in organizing
the Irish people who by nature had
always been a people lacking in un-
ity. The speaker held that Mitchelrs
great accomplishment had been to
show that Ireland must gain justice
through the law rather than By
force.
Atty Bergan delivered an Grafton
on The Hyphenated Irish Exile. -
lie made reference to the statement
recently made that there is no place
in this country for the hyphenated
American. In reply TO this he COM
pared the observation-disclosures of today
with prominent men of the past
who were of Irish descent. The
Irish American, he said, would show
his patriotism by protecting the
country against the Vaccinations of
the Guardians of Liberty and the
bigotry Of the A. p. A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-29

employment. That man in turn will
be underbid by another until the
wages of the labOrers will be forced
down to a very low level--so low
that it will mean only a bare sub
sistence to the worker.
In conclusion Mr.. Cochran said
that he believed that the peace that
would follow this war would be, in
his mind, a lasting one. The agency
that can bring about such a peace is
none other than the agency which
has been so active throughout the
20 centuries of its existence, the
church. The human family will be
conserved. and we will enter upon
a period of development greater
than any we have ever known.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-29
AUTO HITS BUGGY
Occupants of Rig Escape Injury in
Collision.

Claude Whiteman, living on the
Olive st. road. south Of the city. re-
ported 20 the police department Sun
day that Thomas HOusewOrth OF
Portage Prairie drove his autOmo-
bile into the rear end OF his buggy
as both were coming towards the
city on Portage av. about ; O'Clock
Sunday afternoon.
With Mr.. Whiteman in the buggy
were his wife and son and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferbringer and child. 20 one
was injured in the collision, but the
buggy was smashed up considerably.
The police ambulance was sent to
the scene Of the accident in charge
of Officers Tholander and Kemerley
but their services were not needed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-29
TO GO AFTER WOLVES
st. Joseph, Starke and LapOrte
County Hunters Plan Drive.

LAPORTE. Nov. 29-Farmers
and hunters of st. Joseph, Starke
and Laporte counties will engage
in n big wolf drive in the Kankakee
country next week. Within the past
few months the varmints have been
raiding farms near the river. pigs,
sheep and chickens falling prey to
the animals.
The last big drive was made five
years ago when a number Of wolves
were killed, while a number of the
animals were driven by dogs across
LapOrte county into Michigan, where
they were finally exterminated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-29

people OF the city in the colorcd
knights Of Pythias hall on y. Main
ST.
Speakers Of prominence Will be
present from indianapolis and CHI
cago and Other cities. Among thOs,
who Will address the people are eN
Congressman Vernon OF Mississippi
and Prof. Williams Of Washington.
Ind.
A chorus of more than 100 voices
both colOred and white people will
De arranged on the platform and
special music will be rendered by
orchestras and bands Of the city.