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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10

PLANTATION by our administration why
that action would not be just prsce.
dent in dealing with the one-sided war
trade with Europe.
To- Our trade in arms ia bad because
IL Ia inhumRn; It is also bad because II
is so plainly and tremendously one-sided
that our whole neutrality IL tilted to \
dangerous angle and needs the prop OF
labored arguments. However our theo-
ties may run, the fact 10 that we are
today part Of the economic and military
system VI Great Britain and her allies
Tney depend on rs. We are 80 useful 10
them as neutral that they are in
doubt Whether they want US 10 declare
war against Germany. Our partlality ia
all tic more painful because We have al.
lowed Great Britain for many months
now 10 close the free highway OF the
.,cean against orr neutral vessels loaded
yith grain and cotton Tor Germany. Ii
is safe to say that II our rep1blic were
at war and were thus treated. we shou
cry ont from ocean to ocean against
such neutrality and friendship.
IL. IN analyzing our ethical position
it IL important to inquire whether we
Lave unconseiously and unwillingy been
forced by circumstances into this false
position. or whether we inwsrdly con.
hent to and welcome the opportunity 10
be unneatral in fact while We remain
rcutral IN profession. 4 New York
daily, in an argument for maintaining
cur present status Of neutrality said:
'.rhr maximum OF actual damage VIC can
do her Il. c. Germany, We are doing
now. The partisan spirit is so intense
that probably others are secretly glal
that we can at least contribute our
share to tic dissolution OF Austria and
the overthrow OF Germany by furnishing
tools. Yet that attitude is essentially
base anil treaeherous. Are We TO hos:
the white flag OF neutrality and cry,
Friend, friend, and under that cover
do intentional harmi II any one has al
lowed such thoughts 70 lodge in bis
mind he has forfeited his right to con-
denim faithfulness in others.
l2. II is a poor neutrality that will
rot work both ways. An even.handei
and truly neutral policy ought TO he
reversible. But II the situation OF tie
bclligereat nations were exactly rever'
sod, should we maintain the same po.
lieyl For arguments sake let MS ima'
gine what is very unlikely = that a
series of disasters overlook the British
fleet 50 that II lost control OF the seas
The German fleet could then intercept
neutral shipping as the British fleet is
inicrccpting II now. American eargoes
VI food destined for England would be
taken TO German ports. The BritiEh
people would eat potato bread and have
strictly limited quantities Of that issuel
ON government bread cards. The Teuso'
mic allies could buy unlimited American
guns and shot and shell to ovsrwhslln
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-10
2aapor Spiesef nnrersei6uet
Sie neHc Groiunn, fir cleftriide BE
leud)tung.

1ie SrSinnu;, pelhe cine neua
9ate iiir elettriide 9eleldIhug pcr.
id,reibt. iii bon Wlapor SpiegeI I'M.
tcr,eid,net poroen uno miro aHt 30.
auenit in arait treten, es lei oeml.
6ab cine Reiereuoum.a abitimnlm5
perIangt obcr elm 9lppeIl IN oiC
lltiIitdtcn.aomniiiion genlndlt miro
Iic tcn1porare Sroinnnj. inter Der
Sie iebieen Raten Oiiltiefeit baben,
crliidJt am ~. stuguit.
Gle neue 9iote fir geIeildItlln95.
slueGc iiebt cine 9tarimal 9ered)nlng
pon sl.a Gents per stiIcluatt. .StlmSe
fir ale, uelte ipeniser aIs 80 aiIO.
lpatt-StunSen per gionnt perbra,l.
den. nor: 6iR Gents iiir bic. lpelhe
80 bis GO lmb 80 Gcnts iilr oic.
icnigen, lpeldle liter 60 Stllnoeu per
Wlonet Dcrbralldlen.
Tic nene Sroinan5 bciiimnlt Ter
ner. Sob fir elctiriife 8etriebstraii
Slh Gents iiir Die silorpatt. Stlnoe
bc5ublt pcroen ninb, iueiH Sie per.
brantjte Strait ipeniger ais 80 Ailo.
matt Gtuneen betrdgt. 512 Gents iiir
30 bis 60 aiIpp1tt 5timoen mo
2h Gents iiir mebr oils GO aiIospntt.
ghnoen. Iie Misunderstanding
5ttrGgt 90 Geuts itatt ruie biSlnns 81.
Nlapcr SpieeeI fcuItntirte in eines
furjen Repuc Der elettrilden Sitt.
irase, 6ak bic MayiHlaI.9 .9ere6nung
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legal. and yet selfish, unfair and
dangerous. A legal right, II pushed too
far, may become a moral wrong. JET.
fcrson in 1893 defended the right Of
Americans to export arms TO France be-
cause 1t would be hardship to stop
their regular line OF business, which
might be "their only means OF sub.
sistence". Such reasoning has little
application to a huge national trade,
newly developed for this war, and di.
verting our industry from peaceful trade
Of militarism. Even in international
law the trade in arms and ammunition
IL on the thin end OF what Is permissible.
Governments can not 20 into IL with.
out losing their neutral standing. The
shipments OF private citizens can be con
fiscated without redress II captured, and
even the ships carrying them can be
destroyed in case Of need. Our natioa
wonld be far safer against the risk oi
war II no ammunition we're being car.
ried on the same ships with peaceful
supplies and passengers. Amid the ter
:ible dangers OF this worldwar this
questionable private right should be
suspended for the sake OF our own
plblic welfare.
s. Our trade in arms Is defended ol
the ground that the sale OF arms b..
neutrals protects small and peaceful
nations when attacked by strong militia.
ristic nations. Unless they could purchase
arms in case oi need, they would have
TO arm themselves the more heavily dur.
ing peace. II may be said in reply that
great nations maintain nayies for just
such cases. The small and peaceful
Boer republics had no chance to profit
by our war supplies. II was England
that bougat them and used them against
the Beers. II the sale Of arms by neu
trails were really in the main TO the
benefit Of the little nations, the great
nations who have written international
law would doubtless long ago have abo.
hsled It. Al any rate our war caterers
are hardly influenced by these unset
fish considerations OF international
policy. They are in the trade because
II lays. The rest Is smoke which clouds
tile Issue.
8. We are also told that an embargo
rnder the present circumstance would
work hardship for Great Britain and her
sliies only, and therefore would have
an upneutral bearing. The reply IL
plain; the expectation OF arms under
present circumstances also works hard.
ship for one side only. and has a still
piore unneutral look. The right TO lay
mn embargo Is recognized BY the Hague
convention. Our government prohibited
the exportation Of arms TO Mexico for
q time and declared that neutrality
which enabled Huerta to obtain ARM
through the possession OF ports aud
prevented carranya from obtaining them
through lack OF ports. was mere PA.
rsI nsutrality". There has bean no sx.
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English armies or ships. How long
would our present logic seem convincing
then? How long would it be before VIC
laid an embargo on munitions OF wae
and demanded that American food and
cotton should have free access to ports
not biockaded7 Is neutrality which
does rot bear reversal good enough to
satisfy our sense Of equity and national
llonorl
What ought we do, We should pro.
libit the expectation OF arms and am
niulition. On grounds of humanity We
ghould refuse to feed the conflagration
Of civilization to secure financial profit
for ourselves. On grounds Of public po.
LEY we should prevent the further
growth and insidious influence OF great
social forces directly interested in tue
continuance and spread OF war. On
grounds Of neutrality and national ho'
nor We should escape from a situation
so uneven, which puts the sincerity OF
cur high professions in a dubious light.
Early in the war President Wilson set
the influence of the government against
tie raising OF war loans in this coun-
try, ana the good sense OF the people
applauded him. We ought at that time
to have applied the same principle to
the expectation OF arms. Today far
more malignant resistance will meet
such u proposal. 1t is commonly ASST
med that so powerful trade can no
longer be curbed. II that is true, tn,
better self of the nation is once more
helpless against mercenary interests. In
that case we ourselves now have a war
party which dominates our politics.
strong protest from tie moral forces OF
the nation would put that question -
the test. Even il unsuccessful it woull
ut least yindicate the sincerity of that
part OF the nation which Is not filling
it's pockets. We can not afford to cry
out against war and to get rich on war.
America can not afford to garnish thu
outside OF the cup with peace congresses
while the inside Of the cup is filled with
the red wine Of war profits.
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2ofal 8eridt.
Steuer-Gim(6dter,
,@elde lire giIidJt itrailidj urrnat)'
laiiigt batten,
@ua ben 1iitrift.9liieiiOrsn sntlaiieu.

lie Giitritt.atiIeiiorcn gSmon6ion
uno @aib6rn benadyrittigteu 5rel.
tag ie6s !SiiIi5.2lieiicren pon Spea.
mere 2opnibip. 0aB lie entlaiirn
icien. Sn oem 9esleititreibcu miro
geiast. oab bic .Giuid)dslin3
hes lotpnibips Inn $21G.t 100 segen.
i.brr has goriubr a6genoHlmcu babe.
Ginem Der sliieiioren mirb ge3ei9t,
100 er iib cine 9fIidtperna6Idiiigun5
III Sd,uIocn bnbe tommen laiien.
Sore arbeit" beiBt es oa lit ote
Eliiernbelite, peIdle ms je 3u 8eiift
eefommen iii. Sie idGter nidt melli.
ger als 40 gerionen na6 einanoer
Elm. oeren @eianurtperinoeen nad)
SStrer Giritntmg ans 30 Slmbcn
bciteben ioa. Splt'e sr6ett lit einiam
| bimneIidreieuo
Bier slIiiitenten in Springiiel0
5opuibip puroen gIeidlfalls entIaiien
in6 elmer betbcbalten. Iie bier gnt.
Iaiienen batten 5lliamren s55 Gin.
id)dsunoen porgenormeH Der Siinfte
ulleir 623.
aopieu Der Shreiben an Die sIiip
items, .,Iiiciioren nnb cine 9craIeids
una ibrer sIr6eiten iullroen an 0cn
Staots teIerratb eingeididt. 9Iui
9lnpeiilmg bes 9esteren plroen BON
oen 20 gliiiitertcn Die ant 6. Sui
nltlaiier wuroen, Die 6olaenOen aui
Tlpeitere 80 Gage errannt: Geo. InI.
ton, Rop Neitor, 9an Sartiaan, +.
W3. Rag. 2oius Straus, GoparO
allhn, Sobn R. Cooling. Sames ~
Ielahautu, y. y. Sutteriielo unS
Gbas. O. gartb.
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HmS ben 0eri1tsb6ien.
Ter @ad)lah bes 3oispb8. SOrater il
betragt S13l, 900.
GbeideibnnssiGlle. - Sdnosneriak-
Nlageu. - Nadlafiaden. - gsr'
idicbenes.
GhsfasiounnafGIIs.

GbeiasioUngsfdIIe.
Cora 9eIIs Watlad, 2750
gyie 2lpe., 9pbe Bart, bat ibrsu gats
ten, ben 3abnar3t 9arrp 6. WtatIat,
19 Deit 7. StruBs, nit osm f. ii4 am
4. Sanuar 1899 in aanias Gitp Osrs
beirat6sts, aut Sasibung pertIaat uHO
Suglti6 .insu ginbalts6tfsaI srIanst,
UNI ibn 81 Dsr9,uOsrR, isiH eissutbum
gu OerdubsrH. Gis madt ss!tsnD, Oub
Ct re uHb isirs 6siben aiubsr ieit Sab
rem ignDrirt uHS lie oft i'm Std s..
ldfen babe, Bis sr i'm WGri 1916 gang
uRo gar Don ibnsn sesaugen lei uno
iit eins i:Ibititdnbige Do5EaRs sinsss
rihtet bete.
GIoreRte Gun. gsb. ArIp.
nil aui 9rgRD DON gli4tpsriorgun5
unb brutaIsr 9sbanoIuRs Don glpOoO
0. Sun gsitieosH isin. Die gsiOeu
bsiratbetsn an 2s. UIdr5 1913.
Quf Grlno BON Gbtbru5 uHo Des
gen gisami', peg.n Der sv i.st in Der
Ransfieloer gefIsrunsa 4nitaIt ist,
purSs GloreHee O. anisbt. %
OF WcWIitsn 4perus, Don Srant ).
Knight gsid)isOsn. Si. gsioen betra.
tbeten am II. 5eptemb,r 1907. absr
anigbt DsrIisb isine Gatttn i'm Sabre
1913 upo usr5eiratbste iit, obn. ge'
i6isotn 81 isin, nit gli3nbstb ytcs
Wurphp. bic i'm ipGisr psgeR gisami.
pro5efirsR IisB..
2aurd .. 2eon. 1910 5liriar
gloenue, bic fh am %. Suli 1909 nit
bem GeIhGitsretienoen Bm. 9. 2eU9
perbeira.bsts, oOn ibm js0Ot flint NO
den ipG.sr, nIdosm Ct lire gripars
RiTs i'm 9strlge UOn $500 OerpuIu.rt
bate, IN Rem gori issH ssIafed
puros, srIangie seit.rn cine S6eiouHg.
aspp beiino.: iih jsBi in Cos 4ns,Ies,
Gal. Don mo aug er Oor surjem an
ben 9eri6ts5oi idris6, oab sr Hiats
aegsn cine Sdsioung einJupsnosr bd.
be, neil sr nit Der aldseriH Hi9t 3as
IamIHen l.kn .onne.
Wssen gkbru9s ipuros % m. &.
SAINT, 27l5 Bart apenus, Don Gee
ipOoo u. daHt, oie er an %. Oejem-
bsr 1904 beiTl!3s.e, gsitisosn.
5raRcis Delauep, 215 W,it
Is. Strabe, er,auste cine SteiouHs
BON sScbn 0slluep, ben iie am 10. Wui
1911 ssbsirai5et bat. 81. mics ndd,
bab e. niat fir lie seiorgt uno i. am
.3. Ulai 1914, uahbem sr bic san8e
Sauseiurittung Oerlauft. i'm Stih
seIahen babe.
SefIe Y. peItpH, 435 Weit Z.
Strab., puroe pesen Gbsbruas uno
gIlihtberna6ldFisuns o0n Soi.pbiH,
pelton seItisosn. Die SeiOen beiratbs'
Ten i'm Suli 1903,
Serman S9ulb, 8 DIT 9.
Gtrdbe. bsIsa Satin 9aura S6uIs
nit dnbersn Ulinnern bsrumIi.f uHp
ii6 oerart auifibrtt. bab sr +. Spsi
Rondts nab Der am 8. glpriI 1919
srfOIstsn Ssirdtb perIaFsn mubt.. sr'
lcngts ebenfaus cine SdeiouRs.
Die Sfeioungstlase Der China
10 an Qebtrsr. 822 Wdin Strdbe,
asssn Bm. 6. aeoerer puroe absepis'
ZEN, neil .s ii6 beruusitelts, bdb bic
5rau Dor ibrsr gerbsirutbung nit Sc.
bsrer ihoa sinmal uerbsiratbst. jcbod
bon ibrem sriten Sattsn ni4t s,Iais
ben mar.
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Ibid,abnna I'M Sunfcrutt.gcriubren.

Souis " Stcruberg. etn Staul.
mann non 9to. ill6 Woin Strabe,
urD Gi5 @rcaonou, geacn ben BON
@Idubiaern I'M 4unbeS. OiItrittge.
rid,te Gin 9anfcrcttperidbreu einge-
lettet luGroc. reid1te 55reitne cine 9t'
Ian3 elm. aus Der beroorgebt. Dab er
llttiuo i'm g9crtbc ppn S7495 bciibt.
Aeuen Guiiipa in einer Sobe BON $lo.'
963 geseritberiteben.
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biz 1914 fl Gents Der aiIowltt.
Gtunoebctrogen babe. Gr 5ttirt Den
Erpertcn u. 6. sting. pcld)er angab,
0aB Die slbihdtlug Der getriebsperfe
Der lllion 8ds < electric So. Ourt
ben Staats Ibi4dgungsrnt6 5u bobe.
reu 9!aieu berettIgt bate.
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8. g. gOrqter jr's. 81 a d FAB.

Der psri0nIi6s Ra4lab oes SOIepb
Senion5Orater ir. 1T nit $131 ,68O.24
dbseI4dBt pOrbsn unb enthdlt u. u.
folgenbe ppitsn: gaar in Der gant
$1860.45, 45 2lttien Der s. 3. u. :.
-rdttion So. $500, Gertifitat llnioN
9. .. II. 3. 50. $2395,5O, 100 bo.
ginc. Strsst Rutlpap So. $4875, 10
DO. SbiO 1raetion 50. $500, 100 DO.
Gine. Gas anO electric 60. $65O0,
265 DO. Sbio9ractiOu 60. (prsf.) $21,=
200. 80 DO. Il. g. 2itbograpb 50.
$3.50, 80 DO. Sbio Traction gp.
$240O, Participation gertiiicut ObiO
gkctrie Rp. 60. $4,000. 8Onos bo.
DO. $4,000, Qntbsil in Sergpertsigens
tbum, WinnsIotd, $4,000, 80 4ttisn
Obio Rotpata Oil u. Gas So. $1,000,
aebeHsOsrIi3rungs po!ice aiw.
$7404.21.
g 6absn.ri q BtIugsn.
Gam. 9uttIemdH, Der am 3.
Suli 1916 DON War goben ansefaQen
uno iaiper miBbanoelt purOe, bat iei>
nsn ansrstfer bssbaE5 auf 3abIuE5
Don $4,000 DertIast.
Gpa Cotton, bic am II. Suni
1916 Don BEN auto oss Sobn Qorian
iiberfabrsR unb erbs6!i6 Derlest purcs.
bat ourd ibrsn Batter Way Cotton eine
aIass ubsr $1,000 ssssn 2lorian ange.
itrenst.
g am. gopman perlangt $780,
600 ais S6mer3snsselo Don Der Gins
cinnati Traction Co., neil er am 5.
Wdr3 1915 infoIgs Der RahIdTigts:t
b.s aonbut.eurs bon elmer Gar iieI
uno ii6 siHen gsiH5ru6 iot-is anoers
Yerlesunssu 3usug.
W m. 8. meets, RahtabosripoIs
ter Der Doris Meets, nsIbs am 90.
ssebruar 1915 BEL sinsm QutomobiIs
uHfll auf oem 9iIbert 2tDe. 9iaoutt
itr 9cben sinbdbts, bat ben gigen.
thinner bes QutOs, ". 5. RDau BON
5pos part auf 3abIuHs Don $4,000
psr,lagt. Barton Rogers, Elm Der
pdnotsr bes Rpan, nabm bstanntli4
bic UlssI nit sinsm auosren Rdoaen
rah osm 5auis Rpans, no lie 6es
trG9tli3e GuntitGtsH truHten, NOS
lduF lie cine tpQs Sabrt mad berStdot
antrat.r, oi. NIT Der beiagten Satu-
itropb. ,noete. Rnan puros isinsr3slt
ipessn fabrIdfis.r S0oturg peybaitet,
itooh ipGter entlaieu.
Ra6Iab 9 4 DEN.
Wdrsarets Cute Oermadt
ibr gsrmOssR an bic fiinf aiHoer oes
5obn 9assart, 4. uno God Str.
6anna6 y. Surtett Sart-
peQ, ptrmatt SuIia u. Stromdn
$1,000, glmsIia Wturpbb, 9attis gUur5,
81. Stepart. gIhrt 2ambert, SuIiG
GoparSs je $500, Warp 5. qarts
800, Der Deit Union .. Cemetery
MN. $lO0. Der lluion Gitg, Sno.,
Gsmetsrp 4F'u. 500. Der Reit oes
Yermosens uno oas Sdus Np. lO4
Diaop Strabs, 6artrpsl, iouen an
Clara 9. 9ambert uub Bertha z. Gos
pdrbs fallen.
8m. ). Stein Osrmudt isiu
9ermDs,n ieintr ShpGgerin pauIine
VI. Grsp.
Sfaac 9irsburg isst isins
Satin gsiIis CUR Grbin Elm, bsitimmt
isbo6, bab, faqs iie iih pieosr per'
beiratben oosr itsrben ioIlte, bas 9er-
m6sen nit 4usnabme ppn 500, Die
feline &o6t.r aus eriter Gbe, Gelia
9insburs sr5islt, inter ieins iiiHi
ainoer aus Speiter Gbe Oerthsilt Derz
ben fol-.
Glaub 9. NsIIon III Ra6labOerlpdIz
ter Don 2lntbonp alus; GruHOei8en'
tbum $500.
Clarence SnopSen 1T Seitaments-
poaitrsdsr pOn eugene SHopoeH; Der
ionaIi.n $1,000, GruHbeisertbur
$4,000.
Der perIDnIi6e ga9lab Der SdtN
rins aeleber betrd9t $7o2.61; bsrieni
&c Der asnes u. GiIIep $1oo4.o9.
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Nlns Oiel ucr6ciratbet setpeien icin.

3uci 5rnuclt bearipru6ten geltern
ror Coroner Socrtlueuer, nit @co,
gic9ougbIiu, Dem ,Sorbigeu Der am
6 Sult in Dem Snde Der Srou @eorD
SimS, 800 Snritb Strabe. eridJoiicn
lulrSc, ncrbtirutbct gu iein. Die cine
scr 1roucn mar oic obengenarnte
Marr Gins, Nie anoere Georgia &t.
d,arSipn. bon go SrpoSwap. geioc
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ga6en an. NaB @c&ounbliu ibnen ee.
iaat babe, er iei nod nit elmer brit.
ieg 6rmt ucrbciratbct Ter Coroner
mill cinInucilcu non oieicr Grittcn b0.
ren, ebe or etlcr @abriprud ab9e6en
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SaiesSan.
3tuei NieoerlagcH Der ,9icOS" geitern
in Rem gDurf.

SSn bem eritsu bes geitrigen Gop.
peIiptels 5lpiihen unieren ,Reos" uno
ben .EteTen" i'm Nep Yorter ppto=
Bart bebtentsn Stleuoerer 3ale uno
SSdnser Wingo Oos 8sI6aB fir Gin
cinnati gegen Strouo reip. WeDers
fir Die Sesner. Dale purbe i'm fes
bentsn gonss bur6 Gear apgelSTt.
llniere SSunasns mohten iie5en Srefs
Ter uHo Spei SebIer geqer Sp0lf bsSp.
einen Der ~Rieien" Die RieIen batten
oos Slid brei ibrer 5refier i'm a9ten
9ange gu ton5entriren, mas tbnen ben
Steg brahte Rooqers unb Gear ma6s
ten ie 3tpeibuiiae 5reffer; Wiugo
fiterts einen orei6uiiaer Sreffer. Rig
Ter unb 9art paren bic Sdteosrihs
ter.
Sn bem 5peiten SpieIs fungirteu
Shleuberer Stneiber uno sSGugcr
Wtnao als inisre 9atteric gegen Der
rift reip. 0ooir fir bic Rem Dort.r.
Die ,,Reos" mohten aht 5reffer uno
3pei FebIer qegen neun beam. bier Der
9eener atlifer unb Oliter poreu
unfsrs bsiter S6ldaer nit je 3lpet
Sreffern uno Win1o ii9srte pteoerum
einer breibaiiaen. Die Rteier aepans
nen ous Spiel i'm IeBten 8onge NIT
5tpei 3reffsrn uub 3pet 5reipdfen 5ur
eriter gafe.
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/. p:

Seute Rodmittua orittes Spiel
bteIer Serie 3piiden gRecs" iurp
,,RieIen" i'm Rep gorter PolOsqdr'.
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u
The Sohu 6 Oiut6 endiug Go, Iclc,
lcphon g8e'i 1850 ilcui iiir tbrc pielCH
otutidcn 5rcuuoe clncu irUdeIeH Sdn'
f'f Hh mrt"holiifc Writ her ocr rcb
gegefieH perbcn fam Die bentidlen
SDNlen M otcicu Eur0e nuo betAlDc
uIle auIge5ebJi nlb Olc iueHineH. Die
nod 5u baben iinb brngeu non 70
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-04-22
STALKS
AMONG RUINS
AT BIRMINGHAM
(By Associated Press.)

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 22.-
Searchers who continued at work to-
day among the ruins of the Ham Shoe
store and the Atlantic and Pacific Tea
company believe that the death list will
total dozen or more. The two stores
were destroyed late yesterday after
noon when one of the main walls OF
the Steele-Smith department store col
larsed during a fire and fell on them.
Two bodies were removed from the
ruins today in addition to the four
rescued yesterday. They were Miss
Ruth Johnson and Miss Amelia Ebin-
ger, employees of the Ham Shoe store.
Five other persons known to have been
in the shoe store when the crash came
are still missing. OF score or moro
people injured yesterday, perhaps
half dozen are fatally wounded.
The bodies of the victims when dis
covered presented a gruesome sight
One of the ladies, Miss Ebinger, had
her bead completely cut off from her
body.
While pulling down one of the re-
naming walls of the big department
store today the rear wall of the SOM
ner Tailoring company collapsed.
Luckily no one was injured at the
time The city officials have an
nounced that a thorough investigation
of the catastrophe will be conducted.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-04-22
FRENCH PEOPLE
FLOCK To WOODS
(By Associated Press.)

PARIS, April 22.-Paul Descombes,
discussing the progressive depopula-
ton of France, gives some statistics
to show that the thinning of the woods
and forests is largely responsible.
There are thirty-one French depart
ments that are more or less mountain
Gus. These now have 1904, $40 inhab-
itants. If the old rate of increase ha
been maintained their population now
would be 11,S98,366. Monsieur Des-
combes points out that the mountain
Gus regions of Switzerland, which
should not be any less favorable to
re-population than the mountain re-
gions of France, show an increase of
more than so per cent. in population
during the last 60 years, and he attrib-
utes it to the fact that forest protec-
ion in Switzerland is far more rigor-
GUS than in France.