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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-12-23
Yrobibition un0 &etorm Der @irti9afteu.

SSm erlten Sabrgang oes rgho"
lat Die oamalige HeOattion lih eiu=
gebeno uno NIT lnbeypeifelter Sah.
tenntnis nit Der Heseluns Der 9e>
trdntefrose belddftist uuo eine Heibe
bon 8oridldsen CUR 8eleitisuns Der
S4dben i'm slusidont ultboIiIder
0etrGnte semoht. Gs iino bariiber
jebt 9erube 6 Sabre pereoneen, pbne
ooB lid bic 5uitdnoissn 5iibrer Der
2iquorz uno 8ruuereiseiddfte, oenen
Die 9orlhldse nobl our &enntnis
selonst paren, bosu per1tanpen bdt=
ten, ii4 NIT oielen ernitlih gu be-
lhdftisen.
Sn einem oieler semo9ten Yor=
Ifldse muroe ouf bic Notpenoisteit
Der 5rennuns Der 2iquorz uno
8rauereiintereifen, bic, pie betannt,
bisber itets pereint sebonbbabt pur=
ben, berort, bob bic Sdnopsinterel=
ienten itets bic peitihe iiber Die
grauereiinterelien idpansen, bin9ez
pielen, uno es tpar aerabe bieier Ges=
1hlas allein, Der bic beftisite 9egz
nerIhoft Der S4napsbrenner fonp.
Dem 0srfoiIsr Der Heformortitel i'm
rGhp" ipurpe bsbeutet, bob man
Mittel bube, i'm tolt gu itellen, penn
er i'm rgho" uno anoerspo fprtz
fubre. bic Srennuns spiihen ben
beioen Snterelien 81 propasanbieren,
unp pie es idien, funb man ou9
Wittel, bic 9robuns ipnbr 81 maz
den, allerbinss nidt in Der Weile,
bob mon benz onmolisen Reoufteur
nes ~Gho" perfOnlih bate abtun
t0nnen. 2ls 6auptarsument fiibrte
Der Setretdr Der 2iquor=0iea ibm
segeniiber an, bab bic Wirtihoften
.obne ben Sdnapspertouf nidt eriz
itieren tDnnten.
Oarin lag uno liegt nun stpar
piel Wabres, tpenn mon bic Sinse,
ipie fie i'm Offentlihen Wirtidoftsle=
ben beitanoen uno beiteben, unperdn=
bert ldbt, ober es beriibrt tpobl mehr
ols ionoerbar, oob 6 Sabre na4
pieiem, mon tann nit Reht iasen.
aompf stpiih Reform unb Res
attion, bic 8rouereisunft, Der go.
seborheno, niht oem eisenen 5riebe,
often Der Srennrns Der iih gum Sell
ourhaus lpiperipredenoen Sntereiien
bos Wort rebet. llnb spar in nidht
mibsuperltebenoer Weile i'm offiSiel=
len r8repers' Sournal" Gs beibt
bort ip0rtlih, ipenn ouh iiberiebt:
.Oas allsemeine St;mmreht ipirb
zines suten Soses ouf ollie 6rauen
in pielem 2anoe aussebebnt iperben.
Ooriiber gibt es gar teinen 3ipeifel.
Sn ipenisen Sabren iperoen bic mci=
item unierer 9rpben unb inbuitriell
entpidelten Stooten bos Stimmreht
oem anberen @eIhleht seipdbren,
uno no tpirb honn bic 8rauerei= Sn=
oui itrie lein, tpenn lie INNER nod i'm
gunonis nit ben Shnopsbrennern
uno Sdnaps pertaufenoen Galuhns
Itebeno betrnhtet lperben9 Oas 8e=
miiben Der 8rouerei= Snterefien mub
oober ouf 2ostrennung bon ben
Sdnapsbrennern seridtet fem"
Die sonae 5oilung oieier Grtldz
runs beioat oeutlih, bob bic grouez
rei= =Snterefien Bel iid bon Der gfpt=
tpenbisteit Der 2osfaeuns bon ben
Shnopsbrennern iiberaeust poren
aber bisber nidt ben mprolifher
M}ut beiaben. bies Offentlih einsu.
seiteben.
SIN Nusenblid, no bas nYrepers
Sournal" bic orpbenoe @efabr fiji,
! bic 8rauereien bes 2anbes tpittert
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-12-23

bat Der Uerbanb ber 9rauereibeiiber
in Glepelano our9 5einen prdiibenz
ten, Gol. papit bon MiInautee, He=
formen protlamiert, bic, pie Der Rez
oatteur iebr treffenb in Der porisen
Summer oes ,Gho" ausfibrt, Die
9erantiportlihteiten fir bic Mibz
itGnoe i'm 9etrdnteausihant, bon ben
8rauberren, in gang lhofeler Meile
auf bic Wirte obpdlst uno bamit
ben muderilhen probibitionsbeiur=
tpprtern, onitatt ibnen nit Mrsumen=
ten gu besegnen, Woiier ouf ibre
WeiibIe siebt. mas bic rationale 5ar=
meraeituns ~5arm ano Gireiioe" bonn
2. Oe5ember ourf bic 8emertung
gu Der Grtlaruna bes rBrelpers'
Sournal" erbdrtet, boB bic graue=
reizSntereilen om gnbe ibres 2ateins
jegt anselunst ieien uno ibre 3riess=
ertldruns sesen bic Shnapsintersiz
fen CUR allsemeinsn 8eleitisuns ces
8ranntlpeins, porin fir bic 3situns
bas 9ier einselhlofen lit, fiibren
tperoe.
Gs unterliest teinem 3tpeifel, oaB
bic Wluder iih borauf periteift baz
ben, ben Salubn uIs folhen gu Be-
1eitisen, niht gu reformieren, unb
onb bic bon benz 0erbanb Der grau=
berren onsenommenen 0orIhlGse Ell
ner losenulnten Heform, ipeit bopon
entfernt, &larbeit unb Wabrbeit su
idaffen. ben sonSsn 8arren Der per-
iOnliden Jreibeit i'm GetrGnteaus=
ihunt pollenos in Ored fabren iperz
ben.
Wenn irseno iemanb an benz
tpa9ienben Jortiaritt Der prohibit
tionii iitifhen Msitation i9ulb tr1st,
10 iinb es bic grouberren 1elbit. Ollie
llebelitdnbe in Der aonturrens ibres
8eperbes iinp bon ibnen betrieben
unb seforoert iporoen. Sic boben
INNER nur ibrs tapitaliitiiden Snz
terefen elm uno ausfhlieblih i'm
Iuse sebobt, niht bic 0oltsinterei=
len, niht bic unleu9baren Satiahen,
bob bic beinahe gren5enloie Yrobut=
ton bon Shnaps niht ouf elmer
natiirlihen Nohfrase boiiert, ionz
bern bob oiele BON ben Sdnapsz
brennern tiinitlid eraeuet tpirb unb
burd pahienoe lleberprobuttipn elm
INNER mebr uno mebr moraliid psr=
fumpftes Sdnopsldufertum Der Ser.
Staoten alf benz Getpiiien bat.
Sin jebsr, Der fir bns Aedt ein=
tritt, senieben gu oiirfen, tpos ieiz
mem Geihmad unb ieinem Moblbez
finoen entlpridt, ipirb onbsrIeits
niht beitreiten, bob jeber audi pas
Redt bat, bon benz Staat gu pers
lansen, bab er fir bic Site Der @es
nubmitteI Gorge tr1et. bob er nidt
eeipiifen 2euten seitattet. bic Ser
itellung Der GenubmitteI sur tapiz
taliitilh sebanbbabten Maiienpro=
button gu entipideln. obne irsenb
cine @erantportlihteit fir bic lln=
perfdlidtbeit uno Site Der probutte
su iibernebmen. 8ranntpein, ais
hohsrooieer slltobol, 1T cine Meniz
gin; Bier, nad erprobten Resepten
bereeitellt uno elmer natirliten Sd
rune unteriporfen. 1T elm ollsemeines
8etrdnt, oas bic 8ebiirfniils nah
elmer Stimulans unb nat Wuiier
bsfrieoist, obne, in niht allsusroben
Mensen senpiien (auh Supiel @al=
Ter 1T fhGplih). benz menfhlifen
aorper gsadteiIe susufiisen.
@on bieiem sroben llnteridieb
spiihen beiben @etrGnten mill oer
permuderte Mmeritaner, nit be
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-12-23
meibnacbten und
friedensbotscbaft.
Weibnad)teu mnb @6lfcrfricoen.

pelt l1lO III Tr1e9e, Deltte MIRO es
fortgeiiibrt.
Cine entietlide Menl l6enidlad-
terel 1T IN europa ieit iiber stpei
Sabren I'M 8ange, nno sic ,srie-
ocnsauslidten lino nod iebr 5lpei-
1clbaft, oenn ooB ourd oie Gor=
lblage, oie ieitens 9eutidlanos
lno ieiner @erbiinoeten fir sSrie-
Observation-Disclosures gennadt ulr-
oen Ser arieg ni6t gu Gnoe ae-
brod)t meroen miro, lit alien Gin=
lidtigen flor.
Mm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miro ober
trotoem abermaIs sic SSrieoens,
botldaft in nllen airfen perfiinoet
neroen.
Der &rieg tpirb ober ipeiter nit
ten bis entlpeOer sic cine Nartei
rollltanoig beiiegt am 9ooen Iieat
roer biz beioe Eorteien poaItdnoia
erltopft iinO. Gs miro ia id)Iieb
lib oieler &rieg elm Gn0e nebn1en,
loie ale anOcren &riege ouh .ern
Gnoe nebmen mrBten. slber einen
oulernoeu SSrieoen miro es nid,t
geben, 10 longe es &loliengegen=
late gibt.
&lullengegnIdte, gtationalit1ten=
booer, fapitoliltiIhes @irtld)ofts=
ipitcm Tie ole beoeuten &umpf
lnto &rieg.
Sou oenn sic Wtenihbeit lih
niemuls zines oauernoeu Ssrieoens
crfreuen?
gsiro niht enolih ser mirflid,c
Grloier fonlmen2 BelpiB, er miro
fomnen lmO feline bolbiae slnfunit
rllroe al,d ifon felt Sabren onge-
fiinoigt.
Sos nnterbriidte orbeitenoc
|olf, oos, ieit es cine aultur-
r1enid,beit gibt, eincn &onlpf fir
ieine @efreillng lmo fir einen eipi-
gen Trieoen ouf groen fiibrte, es
miro ser Grloler ser Menlhbeit
lein.
9toh lit crit ein Sell Scr slrbei-
termoiie bon oieler Grfenntnis
orrhorllngen, oas floiienbelpllBte,
ouIaeflarte Eroletoriot, bos feline
t;itoriihe Miiiion erfonnt bat, Bill
set INNER nod Sic Minoerheit.
slber ser Gag bes epigen sSrieoeus
miro umo nn,b fomnen.
9tid)t MIR ser ooliernoe 1srieoc
snilhen sen @olfern, ionoern o,d)
Ser 6rieoe slpiiden Sen alallen.
ltno oom lperoen sic &loiien
NIT Sen Nationolit1ten perihlpin=
Sen, uno es miro elm @cibnahts=
lallm erbliiben, ,,nter oeilen 3lpei-
gen cine befreite gliidlihe Ntenih=
Eeit 0as 8elobnis oes eipige1
srieoens erne,,ern miro.
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Ger Ce6en6mil(e(| |pe6u(ant.

~Smplicimis bpd allh alf ben anterifanlden ,ihel
5utrclfenb.)
Gr fennt nlr cines Sen Yroiit,
Gr mudt bel olcn einen Sd1itt;
Gr prelt Sen &rieg NIT SerS ulb Wtl,O,
Der S,mlpenbunb.
Tie gSore iteigt auf ein G5ebeiB,
Iie Ttfuailen linO oos Seiif;
Sic nabren crit Die Sebensfl1s
Tes Slunpenbunos
Zen Ytarft beberrd)t ein Satenourit,
Tas @olfsppbl lit linn gunslid) @urlt
Guiiir id)nilt Baud l1b geutel rllno
Gem 2mlpenbuno
ga, Mide parl,n 5ag1t bu MIR?
9tinn i'm ood) enblid) in be Sur
llnb bou i'm bis sum Seeend)m,no,
Zen Sln,pcnblno!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-12-23

~lN C1NoN"Soul|lpuIl lultIUe ult=
Sebl1h Dor nel,n5ebnbunoert uno
1ed)5ebn Sabren onlGBlib ser @e-
burt Gbrilti 5. +. oes GrI0lers, in
Netblebem Ser Menlbbeit perfiin-
oct. l(no ieitoem miro oieie 9ot-
ldloft alliabrlid am 25. 9e5elnber,
Den Gag ser bon Sen @Gtern ser
djriltlihen Stride ols @eburtstag
nes ~Grloiers" feltgelett lpuroe,
allen 8ldl,bigern oufs nere per-
fi'noet, unb NIT neuer Sofinung
iporten oieie ouf Sen bouernoen
Urieoen, Ser nid)t fommen mill.
SSir, oie allfgeflGrten llnglGubi-
aen mir Sreioenfer lmo So5ioIi-
Iten, lpilien, oab oie 6rieoer,s6ot-
1baft, Die Ser d)riitgIdubigen
Menldbeit am @eibnohtstog Der
filnoet miro, cine 5dltibung lit,
oil oie ielbit sic Olebrsobl ser
Gerfilnoer - oie Erieiter, nibt
G:nllbt.
Gs bot nod feiuen sSrieben ge-
0eben, leit ser ,3immermnnnsIobn
Sclus 9eboren ipurOe. @Gbrcno
Ieines fllrsen 2ebenslal1ies botte er
ielbIt einen beitanoigen &rieg ge-
gen Eiaffen, aopitoliiten uno 9e=
horoen 5l fiibren, lno oils er
icNlieblid) Sen berrlhenoen 8eipalt=
habern nit ieinen fortlpdbrenben
Ntabn- unb Strafreoen sl1 lnbc-
ol,en1 lpl,roe, nagelte nan i'm ans
arel,5 uno qltdlte i'm longlam 5l
Sobe.
Seinen bireften 9tohfolgeril, sic
lcine Sebre in alle @elt binol1s=
trl,gen, eing es nid)t beier, lmb
crit nod 800 Sabren, ols oie Serr-
lher inl romilben Heide einiaben,
lcf iid] olld inter Oen nel,ell He=
iigionsipItem berrlid) lmo IN Srel,=
sen leben lieB llno Dos Gbrilten-
tlm sur Staotsreligion erbobell,
fom elm ssrieoe 5lpiihen oen Serr-
lhern in Stride lmo Stoot Srltan-
Sc boeegcn blieb ser &riegs=
5ll1tonb Slpiihen Sen berrldelloen
lmo bc9errihten &lallen 5ipiid)en
grln lno Hcid) belteben Bis 5lln1
hclltiaen Gage. llno oie Srieocns,
cpoltel oes Gbriltentuns fiibrten,
follm sur Serrid)ait gefommen,
einen erbitterten, gralliomen s(lls-
rottlln9sfrieg gegen llngldllbige
1,no aeter, 5. +. gegen alle Gor'
fdnpfer fir Sreibeit, Srieoc lno
arenihlidfeit.
SIM Nonen bes grloiers Ser
Mcnld)beit Gbrilti - mltroer uiele
S5llnoerte Sabre lang sic beIten llno
erellten Menlhen perfolgt, eebangt,
cefrel,,igt uno perbrQnnt. Die
9erriher ser Stride ld)uien iid) ein
Naraoies ouf groen in oerielben
@eiie, pie es oie neltlthen 9err=
id)er taten. Iie Splfsnlalie bllcb
in Scot rnb gleno perillnfen, lmo
lire Gerlude, ibr Sos ourh Jfebel=
lionen 81, perbeliern, iplroen ltets
BON Sen Serfiinoern oes hriltlidelt
fSrieoens nit 9ilfe oes Sf)ipertes
ser ipeltIihen Gpronnen aufs grou.
1an,ite lunterbriift. ltno oa5nilden
sob es fortgeiest oie blutigen @ol=
terfriege, in pelden sic llnteroriid
ten Mallen ebenfolls sic groBten
Spier bringen nllBten, obne IT.
geno pel@en ytllben oapon 5ll ia.
ben. l1no bie Nrielter ser perlhie.
henen Solfer iegneten oie @'oro.
moffen, nit ipelhen lid) Sic DRIFT
liheu griioer sesenleitis aerfleiid)-
ten, rno beteten in ibren 5empelr
su oem Serrgott, Ser ood Ser lieb(
8ott fiir alle friegfiibrenoen SOL
fer iein ioa, oab er nur ibren
@olfe sen &rieg belberen iou. Uni
mas oamoIs, II. ieit Ser d)riitlide1
slcro geihob forttpabrenoe1
&ompf oller gegen ale i'm Jrie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
Says StieloW Justifles
Public Defender Idea

"The contention of opponents of the
public defender idea that 1t is impossi-
BILE for an innocent man to be convicted
of crime has been demolished by the
facts developed in the case Of Charles
F. Stielow," Mayer c. Goldman. law
yer, of 5 Beekman Street, wrote to
The Tribune yesterday.
THE public defender theory contem-
plates that the state should be as vigi-
liant to prevent injustice to the inno-
cent as to punish the guilty" he SAID.
"The accused should have the same ia
ciities and resources for his defence
as are afforded to the prosecution.
"Stielow owes his life solely to the
persistent and unselfsh efforts Of
group of individuals, who volunteered
TO champion his cause. While the re-
suit achieved is a triumph of innocence
over manufactured guilt, it is a sad
commentary on our system Of jurispru-
dence that the state was powerless to
prevent the wrong committed by it.
1.-THE public defender idea has stood
the test of time and experience. 1t is
justified by historical precedent and
present day successful demonstration
in various American communities"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
Merchant Says He Has
Proof King Is Guilty

To-day we have developed absolute
proof of the truth of Erwin Kings
confession that he md not Charles F.
Stielow is the murderer of Charles
Phelps and his housekeeper," said
Huntington W. Merchant, of counsel
for the man now in the Sing Sing death
house.
"The exact nature of the evidence
and the persons from whom it comes
cannot be made public now. will
say this, however-it is Of no conse-
quence how many denials District At
torney Knickerbocker may procure
from King or what the prosecutor may
do, we have Independent proof that
King told the truth in his statement
to Mrs. Grace Humiston and high Off
cials in Little Valley and in his sub
sequent confession to Mr.. Knicker-
booker"
Mrs. Humiston. who was expected in
New York yesterday, remained upstate
assisting David A. White, of Medina,
counsel of record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
CASHIER, IL, KIDNAPPED,
SHOT, ROBBED OF $500
Saws He Was Enticed into Motor
on Way TO Bank.

With story Of remarkable advent
ure. George Connolly, a medical stu
dent from Milton, N. Y. staggered into
the Marine Hospital. at Flushing, yes
tcrday. and asked for treatment. To
the police he reported he had been
kidnapped, beaten and robbed OF S3O9
belonging TO Bremen & Co, produce
merchants, of Brooklyn.
Connolly, who is seventeen, and lives
at $40 East Fifteenth Street, Brooklyn,
was cashier for Bremen & Co. Tues
day he started for the Franklin Trust
Company TO deposit money and checks
On the way he was enticed into an
automobile, gagged. beaten and robbed
he said The last thing he remembered
was a blow on the head. He came TO
in front Of tie Marine Hospital. He
was cut and bruised, and there was a
bullet hole in his right hand.
The physicians say he will recover
Connolly is spoken of in the highest
terms by his employers and by Mrs.
John l.. Arensberg, with whom he
boards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
KING IS GUILTY,
SAYS STIELOW AID
Continued from page l

finished il up by the night of the goth.
He thought they might have finished It
later. If this is the case, King would
have been there after the murder, as
he contends.
The District Attorney and associate
counsel, in the face of the discourag-
ing attitude of most of their intended
witnesses, maintained to-day that they
had ample confederation of Kings
story that he was at the hotel and not
near the scene of the murder.
Knickerbocker, because of the grow
ing Importance of the case, has en-
gagged Thomas Kirby and Frederick
Thompson as special attorneys. The
situation has crystalized into a relent-
less fight. Mrs. Humiston said to-day
she was much less concerned with
visiting punishment upon King, who
three times has sworn to committing
the crime, than with saving an inno-
cent man. She went to Buffalo to-
night on a secret mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
President Will Make No
More Protests Unless
Demand Arises.
PUBLIC APATHETIC
AT NEW OFFENCES
Administration Will Act
Only if Americans Lives
Are Endangered.
From The Tribune Bureau J

Washington, Aug. 16.-Evidenee that
the Administration has receded from
the advanced stand taken against Ger
many in the Sussex case was founo
to-day in public statements of Admin
istration officials. In the face Of the
renewed German U-boat campaign, the
Administration is not only unmoved'
but fosters the impression that unless
American citizens are on board vessels
attacked no cogniz@nce will be taken
of violations of non-combatant rights.
The Marquis Of Crewe's statement in
the British House Of Lords yesterday
that seven vessels had recently been
DESTROYED without warning, was called
70 the attention of the State Depart
ment to-day. There the impression was
distinctly given that these cases, even
II the facts are as stated, would not
be considered a menace to American
travellers unless American citizens
were on the vessels attacked.
Won't Force New Crisis.
When the attention Of Administre-
ton officials was called 10 the Presi-
dents "ultimatum" in the Sussex case
Il was admitted some Of the American
notes might be construed" as demand
ing illegals attacks on merchant ships
csase. One passage in the Sussex note
said: "Unless the imperial government
should now Immediately declare anc
effect an abandonment OF ITS present
methods of submarine warfare against
Messenger and freight carrying Vesseis'
the government Of the United states
can have no choice but to sever dlplo-
matte relations with the German EN-
pire altogether.
Administration is said 20 be lack OF
public interest in new submarine out
RACES. Administration leaders have
been watching carefully for signs OF a
widespread popular demand that the
threats against Germany be carried
ont. hut have discovered none. On the
contrary. il is said, the interest OF the
American people in the U-boat contrO-
versv has steadily declined since the
first Lusitania crisis.
Awaiting Popular Demand.
When the Lusitania was sunk, IT IS
pojnted out, the President used all his
strength to prevent public indignation
from boiling over. He retired into Sc
clusion for several days, while he pre-
pared his note, emerging only TO make
his TOO proud to fight speech at Phil
adelphia. By the time the Sussex case
came round, nearly year later, public
interest had so far been dulled that Mr:
Wilson Was obliged to read a digest Of
his note before Congress TO be sure the
country was aware of the importance
Of his step.
II is understood, therefore, no new
steps will be taken, whatever the extent
of Germany's violation Of pledges TO
this government, until there is a popu-
lar demand for action. The view held
by many officials is that the President
would not be justified in endangerlng
the peace Of the country without dis
tinct mandate from the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
RAN DOWN TWO BOYS,
BUT IS NOT ARRESTED
Neither Hit by Auto Was Seri-
OuslV Hurt.

Francis Darby, of 1882 Clay Avenue,
The Bronx, chauffeur for Conrad
Mulch, of 5s7 East 180th Street, ran
down two small boys within a half
hour last night. Both of the boys es-
capped serious injury and Darby was
not arrested.
The first accident was at Park Ave
nue. and 16Oth Street, when the car
driven by Darby struck John Beach,
thirteen. of 416 East i7Oth Street, who
was roller skating in the street.
Milton Solomon, six, of 760 caldwell
Avenue, was the second victim. lie
was struck while at Cauldweil Avenue
and l60th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
HIS BAT KNOCKED HIN
A HOMER TO SING SING
Prisoner Sentenced to s Years
Justice Crane Surprised.

Justice Crane in the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, expressed surprise yesterday
when in reviewing the evidence he
heard that John Mcpherson, Of 245
Forty-third Street, had been sentenced
TO eight years in Sing Sing on June Is
for carrying a baseball bat
The end Of the bat was shown TO the
Justice by Herbert Worthy, McPher-
sons lawyer. who explained that the
bat was described as dangerous
uoapon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
Baby Dies from Spider Sting.

George Mailer, three months old,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mailer,
of Amityville, Long Island, was out
in n new carriage Sunday, when he
began to cry. Mrs. Mailer discovered
q spider crawling over the child's face.
Later il was found that the insect had
stung the baby. Blood-poison set in
and the child died Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
Water Main Bursts in Bronx.

Residents in Southern Boulevard,
near 174th Street went without their
baths and breakfasts yesterday morn
inp. after thirty-six-inch water main
had exploded beneath the boulevard.
Spouting a geyser Of water higher
than the subway elevated structure
for nearly an hour, it flooded streets
and cellars of the entire district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17

John l.. Harrison, Charlottesvills, va;
Sidney Howard, Oakla I'd, CAL; waiter
Lepson, Sparks. New; Robert X. Lester
Kansas City; Harold A. Henderson,
Portland, Me-; Emory Niles and Ropert
W. Wood, Baltimore; Philip N. hhIne-
lander. Lawrence, Long Island; Francis
N. Soiis-Cohcn, Philadelphia; George
=. Talbot, Falmouth, Nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
Baby Found in Ash Can.

A girl baby about two days old
was found in an ash can in Sip Ave-
nue.. Jersey City, in front of the Pub
lie Service Building, by Patrolman
station, early yesterday morning. 1t
was wrapped tightly in an old shawl.
II disd shortly after its arrival at
the City Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
East 18th Street Flathouses Sold.

The Irving Arms Real Estate Cor
poration, composed Of bondholders Of
the defunct New York Real Estate
Security Company. has sold a group
Of old-fashioned five story fathouses
at Sc TO 70 East Seventy-seventh
Street. This means another addition
10 the apartment house centre in the
Park Avenue district. The property
is valued at S250.000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
BAYONNE WOMAN IS
TOLD OF OWN DEATH

Sister Who Succumbed on Train
Had Carried Her Card.
News OF the death OF Mrs. j. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17

death Of Mrs. J. z. Leadslsy on A.
began the messenger.
Il am Mrs. Leadsley," reDlI.a
woman who opened the door. ~
II developed that the dead -
was Mrs. Leadsley's sister. wh .'sa,
CHANGED TO carry one Of her w., "a!
cards. '"'ig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17

Leadsley, Of II East Forty-third Street,
Bayonne, on a Pennsylvania train at
Salem, Ohio, was received yesterday by
Lieutenant GrigIetter, Of the Bayonns
police. A patrolman was sent to notiiy
the relatives Of Mrs. Lesdsley.
ave have Just received word OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
LONG ISLAND.

Astoria Garage. wIllov h FrunkliD Sta
Aman. Chas-. 70 Fulton Ave.
Broadway Taxi Co. 3s3 lockwood ~
Norwood Garage, 2ss Ssh Ave.
Private Auto Rental Service Co. n
Grand Ave.
sAchss l. Marks 1T VAndsr Fentg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17

formed American ambulance field ser
Carleton Burr, d. Curtis and George
II LYMAN. Boston; James d. Bean,
Concord. Mass; Alfred NJ. Brace,
Green Bay, Wis; Waiter Snrus'I.,,
Byrn Mawr, Penn; George Is: o1gswe.'
and John c. b. Moose, Camprlnge'
Mass: Edwin II. English. New Haven;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-17
AMERICANS OFF FOR FRONT
Twenty University Graduates Joi
Ambulance Corps.

Paris. Aug. l6.-Twenty graduates
OF American universities have lett ior
the front as members of the newly