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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
I'm uaneri4dmter @eiie
9ebGrben fid bic gnglGn
ber in 9riedeulane.

Berlin, 2. Wai. - 4uf bra9ts
Ioiem 8ese mad sudertou, q. s. -
rWis aus 2ltbsn gemelost pirb," fqgt
bic ue6eriee Ra6ri6tensaeenfur,
.tpuroe eiH britiiher untsrtban, Der
ben a0nig aonitantin pon Griehens
Lamb beistbigt bate, Don ben eriehis
iteu 9eb0rben aui Der Sniel sbeios,
i'm 2legdiiden Meer. perbaftet uuo an
gorp zines nad aaoaIa beitimmten
Oampfsrs gebra6t. Gin britii6er
areuser boIte absr ben Mann bon bem
Oampfer berdb uno brahte Jpn nad
5beiOs suriid. Der aommunoeur
beg areussrs perldnste ouEn bon ben
griehiIthen geh0rben cine aanaeais
rung bes 4ustpeiiuHgsbefehls unb elm
Y.rIpre6en, baB Der Wtann in teiner
Weiie belGitigt psroen tpiiroe.
,Gine Meieeruna ertpdrtenb uno
obne bic gris6tiae Regtsruns ober bic
qrie6ifben gsb0rbsn auf Der SnieI
III bena6ri6tigsn, Derbdnst.n bic
gritsn iofOrt cine Sludabe iiber
Sheios.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
1er3ampfer ,5riblaaS "
Der 1000 Sonnen Isi5en fir 8eIsisu
an 8oro bat ,i4per bef9Gbigt.
Gu6 Der perientte Dampfer nSeubon'
ball" bate aebensmittel fir
9eIgien an 8orb.

9onboR, 2. Mai. - 3psi Ddms
pier, bic bon Der Silfss&ourmiiIion
fir 8elsien eemietbet tporoen paren,
itno aui Der Gee berungIiidt.
Der britiihe Dampfer rSenbons
bau~ 1T, tpie bersits am Mpntag ses
melbet ipurbe, perientt ipprben unb
Der ihpebii4e Sauipfer .6ribIanD"
1T bef9dbiet Dorben unb pirb jeBt
ra6 9Iatbesp, an Der Sbehlienliin>
bung, gsi1leppt. 9eibe Dampfer lpds
rem bon portlanb, Maine, nit 9ebenss
mitteln fir 8elsien an 9Orb, mad
ROTTERDAM unterDess,
9lm ga9mittas traf cine 1inten.
bepeife bon bem bpuGnbii9en Saiaz
pier n9atapia w" elm, babin lautenb,
bab Der SrfDIanb" am unterseben
Iei. Spdter traf cine tpeiter. Depei9e
BON Der .9atdpia w" sin, be ldrs
tete:
nWir befinben ung, nit Der ryriba
Lamb" I'M S9lepptau. in Der RGbe bes
Gong Sanb 2eubti6iffes. Wir rpers
ben ben Dampfer na9 8lddbeep, ON
Der EbemIe< miinbrns, brinsen.
Der .Jriblanb" 9at 1000 Souuen
@siasnAR HaEns,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
NpH feiae Gxtiheibmus
Dat bic beutf DE Rsgierung
bstreffs Der Antpprt
getrofftH,
Die fs auf bic ameritaHii3e ROts .rs
tbeilen tpiro.

BerliH, 2. Dsdt = 0er Siaatss
ieirstdr bes gleubereu. Serr Spn s5as
g0ip. sab am Oienitas bel Der Disbers
aufnabme Der Sibunsen bes guossts
&omnittees bi. grildrung a6, bag bic
Rssisruns nod teine entI5eibung nit
ge5us auf bic GituatiOn eetrOfien
babe, bie als GoIg. Der ameritanif4su
giOts. bic auf bic Giibrurg bes Inter.
isstrieses feit.us GeutidIGnbs ge5ug
bat, entftnnben TT. 9srr DON Sagolu
Fiiste binsu, bab sr benz &ommittes
beitimmte Wittbeilung MAIDEN peroe,
iobalb Der Reids.ar5ler bonn @roBeH
9auptquartisr 5uriidsetsbrt lei. Gr
fagte ferner. baB, angeiitts Der Di4'
tigisit Der msriaaniifen slngelssen,
belt, er gsrne i4pH iesi cine Wsittbsi'
lung gemadt baben tuiirbe, bies aber
aus benz ans.sebereH GruIbs Hum5gs
Ii4 fei.
- II q Z
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
Gie glpfabe sesen 0Saa-
rem beutiben 1Iriprnngs
8irb pou GHslanb in Der irengitsr
Dstie bur9gefiibrt.
es perbsn isins @usuubmsn msbr
seHladt tperbeH.

8afbiustuu, .. g., 2. Wui.
Die brittIhs gOtfaaft purbe am
Sisnitas BON 9Iuspdrtissn atmt in
9ONSOn 6suu9ridtist. bab Der gIots
tabsbsfsbl, unter pslhsm bic gusfubr
pon oeItiasn Wadren burd Sollano,
bic nift Dor bem l. WfGr5 1915 dngez
tauft tpuroen, pbsr fir beren glblietes
runa Dor oisiem Datum &pntratts ub,
aeidloIen rpurben, in Der itreneIten
Deiie burdssfiibrt piiroe unb teins
4usndbmsn me6r sema9t tperoen
lpiiroen.
Die Rsgisruns in Wafbirgtou bate
fid ale Wtiibe ssgsben, bic britii4s
Reeierung gu perdnIaiien. apntratte
dnausrtennsn. bic bts gum 10. Wdr5
ubs.ibloifen tpurben. Dem Sage, on
ipeI4em Der alpdabs5sttR asr1fltat.
Ii9t iD,tTbsy
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
Die 2loroofenfe @ngfanos nno oie 5doofGafe
56oftlanos Don finf 3eppelinen 6eimge(u6t.
lteber bas Meiultat 1T nph nicbts befannt.

i4en ben beiSsn 2dnbern CUR Jolse
eebabt babe. ipie aud Die aan3sais
rung BON tpeiiersH arrangements fir
bic Geipdbrung Don ipeiterem arebit
ieitens Gnslanbs.
mir miifsn Gnslanb tlar MAIDEN" Z"
iaste profefor WiliutOff, bab es nur
Ssine pflidt erfiillt, ipenn es uns nit
Selb untsritiibt, bsnn RuBlanb bat
feline san5e arm.e gegen ben Geino
gefdidt, ip6brenb Rismanb peiB. no
ii9 bic enslii4e afrmee befinbet."
profsifDr gtiliuiOff fiists btnsu,
bab in RuBlunb cine isbr ssSriidt.
Stimmuns berrids, unb man in ieis
nem etgenen 9anbe Der 2lnii6t isi, bab
bic Stonferen5 Der Gntentemddis, bic
tiir3li9 in paris ftatifaub, mebr ses
gen Rublanb als ssgsn 9sut4lano
aeribtet aelpeieu lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
9entIhe SuftiHiffer
Ws a den srfolsrei4e ans
griffe auf ruffif9e
Wilitdr 4nlageu
an rRigaer
50 flf

Berlin, 2. Wai. - 1lsber aons
bon - Cine am 0ienftag srfaHsns
otfi5islle Yeianntmahuns sutbdIt Ysits
tbeifunssn iiber alnsrtffs beutf4er
Guftitiffs auf msbrsre ruiIiiae pOIi'
tionen I'M Golf bon Risa unb an Der
ruiiif9en aiifte. tpie du4 iiber ben 9lns
griff zines rufif9en Jliessrssi4uas
bers nuf bie beutf9en WsariHeaulaseIl
in @inbau, Rurlanb. Der 9eri6t
lautet fpie fOlst:
r4m NOntag sriffsn uniere Wea'
rineIuftf9iffe in erfOlsrei4sr @eiis
bic ruiIii9en GtabliHments i'm
Wtonbs5unb (n6rbli9 Don Der Sniel
OeieD unb in pernau. an Der Oittiiite
Der Risuer gudt, an. 0is suftfdiffe
tebrtsn unbeiddbist suriid.
~9lsidseiiis bslsgte ems unierer
Jlieserssi4paber bic WGIiidrsgiablifs
iemsnts uHb ben papenbolmsJlugpI
auf Der Snisl Oeiel nit 9ombeH. Die
Jlus3euss tebrten uHbei9dbisi Suriid.
Der 4usriff mar febr erfolsreid.
Gin feinbti9es Gliesereei4tpabsr
sriff am feIben Gage uniere Martnes
qlulassn m @inbau, aurlano, on; bic
elDiatiter iDurbsn aber DON uutsreu
glbtpebrianonen Dertriebeu, ebe iie
Sdaben aHridteu iOuntsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
0Dm 6fterreidJiiM. .italieni
ihen ariegsi6amplat.
Staiienii6e aIpini trIei.
ben time S6lappt Bel
MHsriffeu auf Sfers
rei9if4s qofitios
nen.


Berlin, 2. Rai. Qluf brabtroIem
Wsge na1 SapOiIs. q. 2. qus BEN
an 9isnitas pom 0itsrrei8ift unga.
ridden arisgsminiiterium DsrSffsnts
Iid.en offi,isIlsn 8sridt iiber bic Grs
eigniiis anf benz arisssidauplds ssht
berpor, bab in Der abameIlo gsssno
an Der 5ftertsi9ii9 itali.nif1en
@rsnse beftiss aSstpfe fiaitfinben, In
bsnsn bic Otitefrsi6.r i'm @crtbsiI
iinb.
Sin bisisn @sf.dtsn erIiiten bic itas
Iisnifhsn ellpini iebr fansrs gerluite
unb 81 Monn parbsn sefonsen gee
nommsn. angrifie Der Stnlisnsr nuf
bic Diterrei6iIden ppiiiiOnsn b.i gres
babel, greona uno guffrsbo purbsn
dbgei4ldsen.
9ritifGer Dampfer rers
ientt
2cnbon. 2. Wdi. Nm Disniiag
tpurbe bon 9lopbs angsfiinbist. bdb
bic tlsinen brittiden 0ampfsr sRiO
gr1nto4. prn 556 1onnsn. unb .gitp
of 0aonsitsrs bpn 235 Gpnntn bets
isnit ipOrDsn ieisn. Bon ben Isbterea
9ampftr IN elm Ssi5sr ertrunisn, Der
REF Ssr @sjdbuua iuusse ssrst.st,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
Griolgrei1
Warsn bic 3tpii6en 9eutidlunb uno
Sefterreid gsfiibrtsn untsr9anos
lungsn iiber ptrtbI1aftIi4e
Srdgeu.

Berlin, 2. Mui. guf brabtloTem
Wege na9 Sudsrton: Die Inter
baHbIunger, bic tiir3Iicb spii6eR Be
amisn Der osutideH unb Der 6iterreis
htTa unsarii4sn Re9ieruug nit Be-
5us auf 3OGs unb pirtbidaftIi6s
Grngsn gsfiibrt DurOtu, pareu bur6s
aug srfOIgreid, ipie Der ue6erTees
Ra6rittsn Qssntur aus Dien ge'
meIoet pirb. 9i. tedniiden ginseIbeis
ten perosn in Der Hd9itsH Bo9e in
Berlin Don Sa4psrftdubissn Don feis
ben 2Gnosrn in grpGgung seSossn
nerbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
9iiriiihe iIaterfeebDpte
9 9einen i'm g d parseu
Mesr immer sablrets
hersu nerben.

Eonftantinopsl, q 2. Dlai. =
gins ON Sienitds pom tiirtiftcn
Observation-Disclosures erlaiiens off.
sifIIe 8sianntma4uns laui.t:
.llnisrs llnterfseboOts trisbsn biefsr
Sage i'm G6ipa5sn Meer br.i isinb.
lide Dumpfer auf ben Stranb. Ginsr
DdDon tDurbs bur9 Gsf6iibfeusr ser.
it5rt. mir baben aud pier NIT 2es
btnsmitteln belabene Shiffe berfentt.
.Rprbpeiili4 bon Sohun ipurben
uniers llntsriseboOis BON Der aiiitsns
itunt So4a ans bsi@oHsa,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
0riebenIanb bringt segen
Nprben bpr.
Bum gr0ben unbebus.n
Der StaIteuer

49, ~ ; y - =.
Berlin, 2. Moi. Quf brdbtlpi.m
Wege na4 Sarpin.. Wie aus 4tbsH
gemsIbet ipirb, bdbeH bic Grie9sn i'm
n0rbli4en Gpirus cine Gipilperpals
tuns siHsefiibrt. Die Regierung BAT
EN- Detret srIafsH, Dsm sufolse bic
5ipei 9erpaltunss6eJirte pon Somisa
uno 4reio aatrD ,rstrt tperbsn.
Scmisa lisst i'm norbpsitIi6en
grie4enlunb, In bem 9ebiet, ods mad
bem 3tueitsn gnltan.risg @ris9enlano
sugeipro6eH ipurbe. 4sriro aditro
lisst I'M iiiiSl6eH 2llbanien, 15 T!ei.
len ienfeiis Der srisaiIdsn grsnss
nno uHgsfdbr so Wsilsn Don QSIOna
entfernt. bas ocn ben StaIienGn be-
feet iit.
Die Bemiibungsn Srie9srIan6s,
feine SntsrsfsnipbGrsn i'm n5rSIiden
Gpirus ous5ube6nsn, peruria4tn ben
4lIiirisn. bsfpnbsrs a6er ben Staliss
nern. bic es oiif bic 0itli4e aiiits Oss
abriaiifhen Meerss abgsfeben babeR.
srobe geiorgnifs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
@as Wfajor Mprabt
lleber bas GebIfdlasen
Der britii9 inbif6sn
grpebition in Mefo.
potdmien 3u fdgeH

" ~
gerlin, 2. Wai. auf brabtloiem
Bese na9 5uderion, %. p. WsajOr
MOrabt iast i'm .gsrlinsr sage6latt"
in elmer lleberiitt iibsr bic britifde
aampasne in WeiOpotamisn unb bic
aapitulation bss Generals 9oDuss
benb in autselsglmapa, bab bas Mibs
Iinsen bes Jelo3ug.s bauptiadIib etne
GOiss BEG llu,itaHbes seueisn isi, bob
bic griten ibre aufgabe ni9t ernit ses
mug ssnomHien bdttsn.
Der @pritob seseH gagbaS mar in
ie6r ObsrflG9li6sr Wsife seplant nor.
ben," iaste Der Waior, .ois Rieoers
lase bei Gtefipbon am 13. Ropember
1915 mar bic Strafs oafiir. Die gIs
petition bes Generals Sopnsbenb
niitbe psllsi6t I'm Cuban erfoIsreid
esipeien fem, I'M &f mi. baIbuads
ten Wilben. bic NIT Speersn uno
S4ilbsn bepaffnst iinb. abtr gegen
cine moberne tiirtifae 4rmee mar ss
elm hummer Strei4.
WaajOr WOraht 5OlIt Der sapf.rteit
Der britiihen Solbaten in Wefopotas
misn ssbiibrsnbes COB. er iasi aber.
bab bisie 9apferseit ssstn bic iibers
lsgsne Siraiegis BEG SeIbmurfdaLs
Don Der @ols niats ausri6isn toms
ts, Der bic griteH suerft pis eintn
iJubball suriidparf uuS lie bann DOI.
ftTyrk;o ,,,r,1;rnslts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
Mustanid) BON Rriegsge.
famgenen In Wsefppos
fnmien.
Die 1iirten pehIeln Die aranieH uno
@errpunneten bon Der armee bes
Generals Totpns6enb
gessH iiiriiids arissssefansene in
britiiHen 6dnben aus.

2Dnbon, Nai. gsnerolleuts
nant Cafe, Der Rommdnbeur Der brt=
tiiden 5ruppen in Msiopotumitn bl!
ME folgt hisrber berihtet:
.gs 1T mir Elm bonn /. Mdi batirs
ter Brief BON bem tiirtii1en Obsrs
icHmanbeur &baIiI pdi9a Susssan'
gen. in BEN sr .inpiIlist, baB bic
aranten unb gsrpunbet.H bon Der
Qrmee nes Generals Solpnsbenb se'
gen cine gleide 31bl Don tiirtii9eil
)pub mu9auuso ouuiiasa Gsiauoeasn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
Mllgemeine 0Sebrpilid)t
SOa fofort in GngIunb eingefiibrt
perbsn,
Weil bic nDtbigen Retruten nidt msbr
gu betommen feien.
Der prernier 4squit6 behauptet, bag
gnglanb bereits mebr aIs
100000 Wann mobiliiirt
1ate.

2onbon, 2. Wui. Der qremier
Qsquit6 tiinbigte am 9ienItag i'm
parlument an, bab ii6 bic Regierung
sHSSiidj tpegen Der RefrutirungBfrdge
eeeinigt babe, unb Ddb lie am Wlitts
mod cine 8ortage etnrei6en perbe,
Der 3ufolge fir Die 9uuer bes 9rieges
fofort bic allgemeine Webrpfli4t eir'=
gefiibrt perben Iou.
Der premier fiigte bin5u, oaB es
ii6 als unm0gti6 eripieIen babe, nm
ter bem jsbigen Spitem bic n0t6igen
Mannffaften aufaubringen, um Die
in Der Sront ertittsnsn @erluite gu
'erIeben unb bic Qrmee allmd6lich 5u
perftGrten. Gr fagte peiter, bab
@roBbritannien felt bem 8sainn bes
Srieges fir bas Seer unb bic GIotte
me6r als flint Miuionen Mann oufs
gsbra6t babe uno bag bic brttifAc
@rmee, einI6lieBli6 Der 5ruppsn pon
Snbien unb BON ben Solonien aus SO
0iviiionen beIte6e. 9eim gusbru6 bes
&rie9es Iei Die brittI6e glrmee i'm
eigenen 2anbe fpie iiber Gee 26 0iois
iionsn Itart gspeIen, fpGhrenb iis jebt
ausf6lieBIi6 Der Snbier unb Der
Sruppen BON ben aplOnien II Dtpt@
iionen tart lei, eiui9lieBli6 Der W}uz
rinsbipiiion, oab bic Sruppen befer
aefithrt feien aIs ie 5uDor unb Die mi
litGriIfe unb maritime Gage ntemuls
6eFer gstpefsn Tsi, ais ries beu!e De;
fan 1T.
Der gremier faste audi, baB ma
turgsmGb bic Rahridt pon Der &dpi.
tulatton Der 9lrmee bes Generals
Sounfenb in aut 81 Qmdru Ell
8eFiibl Der RiebergefdIagenfeit in
England psruriaht babe, es ii6 bic:
aber nm rtein greignib BON grober
militdrii6er @i6tigteit" banole, UNI
man nit Iot6en Diugen reduer
mifTe. 9i. Regieruug bleibs odDon
unbsriibrt, iolange fis bes gsrtrausns
beg 2aubes getpib 1T.
Die Debate, bic Der Rebe beg Bres
miers folste, beutste an, bab Die Ipt'
ldge balo aneenonmen tperben fptro,
ba ibr fait oueemein sugeitimmt fpurs
be. Cine 4n3ubl 2i6erale unb Irbets
ter Wlitslieber iogte, oaB bic Wor'
lase ni6t seredtfertigt lei. unb Die
Regieruns Don Der preiIe Der &ons
itriptioniiten ulImdbli9 gu BEN
S6ritt ss3pungen pprbeH lei uno Die
militGriI9s Gage tein 9runo fir EN-
Ra6seben Der Regierung lei.
Die 4rbeiterpartei 1T ungefabr
sIsidmdBis fir ulrb segen bic gOrs
Iase eetbsilt. Die Srldnbii9en Iatios
nuliiten perben fi9 ni9t an Der Gbs
ittmmuug betheiligen.
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Cine 5lOtiIlc Spn ;3eppelims
eiatt,t Der RorOoitfiifte enslanbs
unS Der SiibOfiiiits edottIanps
einen Yeiu9 ab.
ein5sI3sii.n fOneii Don ben gebSrben
in aonOOn nod nidt bstannt &c.
geben.

sonbon. 8. Rai. Die Rorboas
itiiis pOh England uno bic SiibottiiIis
DON S6oiilanO iDurben in Der Ra6t
OOm Sienftas gum MiitiDod DON fiinf
isinOIidsn auftf6iffeH unsssriffeH.
5H Der besiisIiden gtntiinbisuns
Htibt ss, bnb bic gsipesunsen Der
auftf4iffs unii6.r sspsien ieisn unb
IS purSs bann bin3ussfiist: nSH
Yertibire ipurbsn cine an3abl Bonn.
ben dbseiporien, iibsr ben anseridteien
S9assn Ober etpaissn @srIaIt an
Wssni6enleben lit nod niats bstannt.
Angriiie ber ssram3uien
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
Sn Ct.Mirifa
5at bic Resen5eit ben m l.
litGrif9en Speratio.

ll VIe VI Slt peH w v
litdrif9en Speratios
men elm gnbe gema9t.
2onbon, 2. Mai. Cine am 4benS
Der6ffsntli4te offi3isne 9stanHtmas
Dung iiber bic Sperationsn s.ssn bic
D<uti@sn in Sf slfrita lauist pie
folst:
.Gsnsralisutnant San gbriiiian
Smuts melbst uRterm Datum bonn /.
waai, bab fih bi. R.ssu3eii NIT GROCER
S.fiisieit einssIiellt Bat. Der GeinS
bat eine farts gislluns in ben 9iissIh
fiiblid unb SitIia Don aOnbou, Srans
ei. inns.
Die getutsunssn Der belsii6en
9ruppen in RoaHba iinb bur9 bic
bsftissn R.s.nsiiiis aufsebaItsn NOR
ben.
cRC~nsr L.
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SSn oer 6egeno bon &eroun iin0 iebr beftige 9ln.
grille Der Tran5oien abgeldlagen lporoen.
Die artiQeriekdmpfe nt6men in Oie(er 9egcnO on
9eftigkeit su.

gat4e auhs ombuhm mHHn aRuaaetHs SHd od
nit
bic ofnd&s O Gin aatG4 gfmm Rf%Onn rnsht
ben in
gugwHigmg eHeunnb
in
fdan8n gGen nubge begbsn
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ausgapedielt tusrben. Gin SoIpis
tali6iff unb sin anberer Oumpfsr iino
ben 5igris biRaufseI6idt iuorbeu, nm
nit bsm 2lbboIsn Der 9erDunoeten
unb &rantsn All bsainnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-03
gSetferberiAf.

Sir ObiO: Regen am Wsitts
MOD; am 0OHnerftag tribes Wettsr;
pabri9sinli4 Regen i'm 0ftIi6en
5beil.
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
testify Gun CLUB
IS HEALTH PROBLEM
Doctors Say Shooting An
lqoyS Nervous Persons in
Neighborhood
HORSES ALSO
STUNG BY SHOT

Chancellor Curtis spent all yester-
day in hearing testimony in the case
OF the DUPONT Gun club. which seeks
to have vacated the Injunction re-
strain it from shooting on the ground
at Newbridge. There are 10 wit
ness on both sides. The hearing was
continued today.
a number OF witnesses heard. In
Guiding physicians. declared that
shooting on the grounds annoyed ner-
vous persons in the neighborhood.
and veterinarians also testified that
the shooting affected certain animals
in the same way.
The first witness OF the afternoon
was George S. Burroughs. who quali-
fed as an expert regarding trapshoot-
ing. He told regarding the fight OF
the targets near the road.
Mrs. Annie T. Sweeney testified re-
garding her horse running away be-
cause OF the shooting and of another
occasion when her niece was stung
by shot from the club traps
Thomas J. Sterling and Mrs. Ster-
ling we're the next witnesses. Mrs.
Sterling detailed the effect OH her
when she has headache and the club
is at the traps. 80
George w. Jones testified that he
can hear the firing very distinctly
especially when the wind is in the
proper direction He stated that this
had annoyed him and his family great
ly at 4 time. about three or four years
ago. when his little daughter had been
I'll for several weeks.
John Taylor told Of his horses hav-
ing been stung by shot while being
driven along the public road opposite
the grounds of the club. He said he
also had been stung in the face by
grains of shot and that he got away
from The grounds as fast as he could
David X. Taylor testified that botl
he and his horses had been struck by
shot from the guns at the traps.
James NJ. Smythe and Eugene J.
Husbands also testified that theii
horses had been stung by shot from
the traps.
Howard T. Wallace was the first
witness called in the case today He
testified he has had many yeats ex-
perience-in fact all mis- life-had
been spent in the interest of horses
He is a member Of the club and has
been at the traps when men were FIR
ing and Judging from the sound, the
effect on an ordinary horse passing
along the road would be different
Some horses would notice it, Mr.. Wal
lace said then others would not.
In cross-examination, Mr.. Wallace
said he had shot a couple of times a
the traps of the dupont Trapshootini
Club. He could not tell wnen a guI
is shot if the noise is greater behind
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
A FIREMAN FOR
The PENNA. CO.
PRAISES IT
Frank ]. Gardner, Well
Known Railroad Man,
Says Lax-a- Tone Is Won
derful.

Well here is another testimonial
from one well known and a trust
worthy employee OF the Pennsy. said
The LaX-a-Tone man at Miller Drug
Store, 4O4-4O6 Market street. u is
getting to be a regular occurrence to
have my correspondence full of words
of praise Cor this wonderful remedy
that ! am simply asking people to
take their own citizens word as to
whether it merits a trial. They need
not. take mine. Mr. Gardner 10
North Avenue. Dover says:
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
he gunner than in front Of him.

the gunner than in front Of him.
In answer to Chancellor Curtis MIR.
Wallace said horses have good mom-
cries If they heard a noise or had
seen something at a certain place,
they often recalled the experience
when in the same place again. Mr..
Wallace added that a horse that runs
away will likely do so under similar
circumstances.
Considering the noise of the club
and its proximity to the public load,
Mr.. Wallace would say it would be
dangerous to some horses that would
hear the noise, while being driven
along the road.
Chancellor Curtis drew Mr.. Wal
lace's attention to the plot in evidence,
showing the five traps all within 200
yards of the public road. With that
information in mind. Mr.. Wallace said
some horses would be affected by the
shooting and might become fright
ened.
In asking these questions the Chan
cellOr said his attitude was that he
did not believe it the desire of those
gentlemen who conduct the club to
maintain a nuisance.
Here is plot said the Chan
cellor "sts swing the relocation Of
three traps. 100. $50 and 240 feet
from the public road, and another
erected at a shooting point within
sixty feet of the public road. What
would be the effect on horses pass
ing along that road?'
"SOme horses would be frightened
by the noise" was Mr.. Wallaces re-
ply.
DR.. j. e. Ellegood said he was ia
miliar with the sound made by tho
firing Of a gun. The general effect
on The human system, he said. Is al.
ways apparent. Repeated noise, he
said, is offensive to the human sys
/ TEN. The doctor said quietness is es
sential to convalescence and the fir
ing Of a gun might retard recover,
of a patient.
The doctor said. however, that he
has not known a single case during
the past FIVE years Of a person being
affected by the DUPONT Trapshootini
( Club.
John Logue who lives on the vii
liam dupont farm in Brandywin'
hundred. said he seldom used thu
road that passes the gun club. al
though he can hear the sound OF thu
guns on Saturday afternoon. Hi
residence is nearly a mile from tn
traps.
( George w. Whiteman said he live
tnear Logue and Jones. He has sci
dom passed along the road in front o
the gun club grounds.
There were about siXty-fve wit
nesses present at the hearing today
lit is not probable that all the wit
Inesses for the relators will be hear
today. There are about sixty wit
nesses for the gun club.
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
ELARORATE TIREPLACE.

Frank l.. Connable. a yice-presidcnt
of the DUPONT Powder Company, who
recently purchased the estate formerly
occupied by Alfred !. DUPONT along
the Concord pike. known as Rock
Manor. has had erected an immense
stone fireplace in the conservatory OF
the building The fireplace was de-
signed and erected under the super
vision Of Mr.. Connable and it takes
up the entire end OF the room.
The fireplace was constructed Of
rocks gathered on the estate and ii is
reported TO have cost $1,000. IL is
said to be the most elaborate fireplace
in this section of the country.
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
JUVENILE COURT WORK.

In Juvenile Court this afternoon a
16-year'old italian boy will be tried
before Judge Prickett. on the charge
of violating the traffic laws
Three white boys will be tried on
the charge Of malicious mischief
They are alleged TO have broken cleo
trio lights along the Brandywine.
Other cases to be tried in court are
a l2-year-old colored boy, charged
with persistent truancy: 14-year-old
colored girl, incorrigibility; a 12-year-
old white boy. assault and battery,
and two Polish boys. charged with
larceny
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
RACK Tn REPAIR SHOE.

While returning from an automobile
repair shop this morning, after being
repaired. the combination wagon OF
tho Water Witch Fire Company skid
ded in Delaware avenue as it passed
the Wilmington High School. The
side OF the machine struck tree,
tearing off the side. No one was in
iured. but the machine was put out
OF commission.
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
NEW QUARTERS FOR sUFFRAcIsrs.

Owing 10 the necessity OF finding
larger space in which TO transact its
business, announcement is made that the
Congressional Union will remove from
its present headquarters, at No. 305
Delaware avenue, next month. and will
thereafter be established at No. 7O6
King street. There il will be domiciled
in three rooms, where the increasing ac-
ti,ities Of the union can be looked after
in a more convenient and pleasant way.
Work from the sulTragists now tour
ing Sussex county states that they are
meeting with much success.
Mrs. Florence liayard llilles addressed
Evening journal., 1916-01-26
HISTORIANS TO MEET.

st the mid-wintcr meeting of the
Delaware Valley NatTaIsts' Union. to
be held in the auditorium of th, Curtis
Publishing Company Building, in Phla-
delphia, on Friday. a report of the Natu-
raj History Society OF Delaware will be
read by Alfred D. Poole, president.
Members of the reception committee
comprise Miss Amanda g.. Palmer and
Alfred ID. Poole.