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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-03
WALL STREET IS BLAMED FOR

WALL = REEI - bIHWED TUX
BIG STRIKE
What's behind that Harvester
strike? Why now in four days have
$500 men and women slowly by hun
dreds and hundreds grown to an
army of strikers Numbering over
1000? And why does this rich and
powerful monopoly, with monopoly
patents, with J. P Morgan & Co. of
New York as fiscal agents, and before
the war handing down undivided
profits ranging from 100000 to
$10,000,0OO year-why do these big
shops have a walkOUt of 1000 men
and women, hardly wheel turning
in acres and acres of shops. Here's
part of the answer:
immigration stopped. Used to be
millions of workers coming over here
from the countries now at war. Now
hardly any coming over. Hard to get
scabs and stTikebTeakers. With i'm
migration like it used to be Harvester
trust probably would have put strike
breakers on the job already, as old
Cyrus H. Mccormick did in 1886
when men were killed at the McCor-
mick plant.
Rotten high finance. The Morgan
crowd loaded capitalization of the
corporations to the limit. When the
war came the Gar in Russia and the
Kaiser in Germany grabbed the Har-
vester plants and they are now MAX !
ing rifles and saddles instead of reap |
i / /
Profits squeezed down close to bank |
ruptcy point. On a physical valuation |
basis the corporation could pay
Henry Ford SIS a day wage to it's |
workers. Cyrus and Harold McCor-
mick, George Perkins, Edgar A. Ban
croft and other Harvester directors
are 'Progressives" and Roosevelt |
Republicans. Perkins was Roosevelt |
main hacker in 1912. Bancroft start
OI 81 Dn0Covyo1E Fo,-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-03

eigners who comes to this country
want more and more of the good
things of life. They see clothes,
jewels, furniture in the Marshall
Field & Co. windows. They see pic
lures in papers and on billboards of
good things to eat and wear. And
sometimes the whole load of what
they want gets too heavy. Then an
army Of workers get restless and
reckless, stop work and walk out.
At the University club Monday a
man who knows many inside work.
ings of the Harvester trust, said this:
eff old Cyrus Mccormick and old
man Deering had been as wise as
Henry Ford they would have kept the
bankers and wildcats of Wall street
off their properties. They would have
doubled the wages of their men and
set an example for employees. From
what l know about the son, Cyrus H.
Mccormick, think he would like to
follow the Ford tactics. But he's all
tied up. Wall street has him in
hole. Either he's got to find some
way of making higher profits so as to
pay higher wages to the strikers or
else he's got to trick his working peo-
pie into taking some small wage
raise that won't stop another strike
from coming later"
With the waIkout of several hun
dred more employees in the fight for
a living wage, the Mccormick Har-
Eester plant at 26th and Blue Island
was forced to shut down Tuesday.
The men who went out were most
ly from the woodworking dept and
raised the total number of strikers
up to approximately 5000 The COM
pany seems to be having trouble get
ting strikebreakers and it is rumored
that some may be shipped in from
other cities.
Leo J. Wienecke, chairman of the
state board of arbitration, visited the
L
New Britain herald., 1916-08-11
LOOMS CHOSEN FOR TRIP.
1OO- Yard Champion Named to Accom-
 pany Meredith to Stockholm.

New York, Aug. 11.-Jo Loomis of the Chicago A. A, national 1OO-yard champion and in 1914 holder of three American crowns, was selected yes terday by Secretary-Treasur Freder~ lck w. Rubien of the Amateur Ath- letic Union as one of the team of three Americans who will compete in Stockholm in October as the guests of the Stockholr Gymnastic and Sport ing association.
 Ted Meredith has wired MT. Rubien accepting the invitation extended to him specifically by the Swedish organ tzation. The third member of the team will not be selected until after the national championships at New ark on September g, and the trip to Sweden will be a prize to the athlete who records the best performance in the titular sports.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-11
HORSE RACING IN TRANCE.

London, Aug. 11.-For the first time since the outbreak of the war, horse racing will be resumed in France on August 15. A series of meetings has been arranged for this month Sep tember October and November, on the Caen, Mont de Marsan, and Mou- lins racecourses in the Paris district. Certain restrictions have been 1m- posed, but in the interest of breeders of thoroughbreds the continued ef- forts of the Societe 'Encouragement to resume the sport nave at last been rewarded and the sanction of the
New Britain herald., 1916-08-11
A Special Sale of Ladies Silk Coats Formerly edy s $25 q f
 Sa1a Price ~ ~~
Sale Price

Just what you need for these hot days travel They keep your garments nice and cean and light in weight they keep you cool This special lot of odd Silk Coats
 and stripes, variety of upto date models both sport and dressy trimmed with marabou others with border co
 lars and cuffs of stripe contrasting coors the coor are light blue pupe green, whte god and stripes While they ast special $500
New Britain herald., 1916-08-11
CLYMER MAKES FAST TIME.
Wins Motorcycle Race, With Climb of
 5000 Feet, in 21:5S.

Floyd Clymer of Greeley, Ohio, made the best time in the motorcycle races at Pikes Peak, yesterday when he cov cred the auto race course of 12 F miles with an ascent of approximately 5000 feet, in 21 minutes and 58 sec- Onds.
 Frank Kunce, of Loveland, won the feature event and the state champion ship over the same course in 22 min utes and 8 seconds. Art Davidson, of Denver, was thrown on a curve, and picked up unconscious, but his injuries are not believed to be serious.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-11

WANTED-A representative for New Britain by piano factory which has one of the oldest established and best advertised lines of pianos and player pianos on the market. We do not necessarily want the old est or the biggest dealer. but we want the livest. An honest, ener- getic, indomitable, fighting young man, even if with only moderate capital, who will start on consign- ment can build for himself pleas ant and lucrative business in con- junction with us. Address A. F.
 Wholesale Dept, Box 1, Essex St. Sta, Boston, Mass. s-5-l2x
New Britain herald., 1916-08-11

streams of water upon them. Many on both sides were injured
 The trouble was precipitated when the strikers attempted an attack upon the cigar factory where they were employed.
 A number of shots were fired on both sides but none took effect. IWenty-SeVen arrests were made.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-11

French government will be greatly appreciated by the large following of racegoers throughout France.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-11
CLASH WITH POLICE
Cigarmakers and Sympathi-
 zers Dispersed Only After Small
 Town Calls Police id From Detroit.

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 11.-Striking cigarmakers and sympathizers num- bering more than 1,500 clashed with the police of Hamtramck township, just north of Detroit last night and were dispersed only after reinforce ments had been summoned from the Detroit police force and the fire de- partment had turned two heavy
New Britain herald., 1916-08-11
WANTED.

TO RENT-NVith privilege of buying
 farm with 10 to 20 acres, on or near trolley. Address Box 15R, Herald
 Office S-11-1dx Hotel BelOin. S-11-tt WANTED-By a small family ot adults, tenement of six rooms All improvements, central location Ad- dress Herald, Box 12X 8-7-6dx WANTED-Boy Of about sixteen years to learn printing business. Address r. .. BOX 489,- City. 8-5-6d
New Britain herald., 1916-08-11

WANTED-Ten carpenters, B. H. Hib- bard Co.,, Abbott Ball Co.,, Elmwood.
 8-5-1w
New Britain herald., 1916-08-11
HELP WANTED-FEM

WANTED-Girl to do some second
 work and help with two children.
 Apply ~ Forest street. 8-11-tf WANTED-Hous Apply at Y.
 w. c. A. S111d
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
SlpdJ anbere britif6e
9riegsi6iHe
GoIl.n ben 9lusfasen britii4er Sss
fansensr suiolss,
Sn Der Rorbf.sI4la4t uniersesdnssn
isin.
Der g.rluit Der griten on wlsnldsn
lebtn ipirb auf mebr uls 1000
Mann abssi4dsi.

gerIin, 6. Suni. lle6er aOnoon
Die folserbe offi,iel. 9stannimad'
una iikr bic @srlufe Der gritsu in
Der Rorbissi4Iadt ipurbs am Si.nItaa
erlaifm:
.gnsIiihe @efaneene, bic Don ber
fiinftsn 1orpeooboOt GlotiIle ua6 Ser
S6la6t i'm Siaserrat auigefifd,i
ipurbsn, iueen aus. bab Der Sdla5i'
ireuasr qrineeb Ropal" fart auf els
ner ssite lag als bic .auesn WSdsp'
fat sleihBeiiis nit bsm britifden
arsu,.r .girminsbam" untsrsins.
Gle Tagsn aud bab fiinf Super'
Dreabnousbis bon Der Gueen GiiSd'
beib alaiI. an Der Sdla9t bstbeilisi
iparen.
,9fnbers 9sfans.nt, bic bon bs'
britien sorpebpbotsJlOtills einssbradi
fpurb.n, fasisn unabbdnsis pOn etn'
amber aug. bab lie gang seipib ben
llntersdna Der .Waripits1. Der 9rira
csb appal" Der .9rubulant', .RsftOr'
unb .qlscorta@ NIT anseieben bdiien.
.ReunSis Weilsn '5Itli9 bon bsr
Gpns bemsrtis Elm beitfdes llnierises
boot no6 Der glorbiseIdla6t Elm
Gdiff Don Der Jron Duis stlaHs,
bas iiari auf Der geite lag unb bdi
aus.nI6einlia piel Waiier i'm gor'
btrtbsil tatie, Der enelifdan aiiite su'
fabren. Wessn Der unsiinftissn po'
Iitiou, bem fsiubIi6tn Sdiffe eessH.
iiber urtb ipessn Der bcben See MAJ
bas llnterIssbOoi ni4t i'm Sianbe 5r
feusrn.
Der Msnihsnbsrluit Der griten tn
her Gd,Ia6t ipirb issi auf mshr als
1000 Mann abssiddbt.
Der Wert'btibiser bon
abrianoptfgtftorbtn
3onitantinopeL 8. SUM. pia
9imItsrbum, z. Suni. Sbutri pds
ida, ipsldbsr ols 8efeblsbubtr bon
9ibrianopsl 0itfe sysituns BON 6srbfi
1912 Biz Mirs 1913 pertbsibisie. In
ipeldem monot sr iid an General
SpanUff iibergab, III seitorben.
SolI belfen beratben.
qonbon, 6. Juni. - Gs ipurbs
offisitI anseiiinbist. bab bsr Wnrs
auis bon Creme, eorb prdiibent bss
Gsbsimruibs. an GteIle bon Maltsr
0funciman. bts ertrantteH prGfibuls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
CeMetex nns 4attsn.

Der StrabeRtommiFdr Mbolpf
gbman t0biets seitern an Der 4. 4be.
nue. in Ooptpn cine Wilbiabe. fpsIt,
IN Der bortissn Ra9borInnft anl
fleiue panit perurfodt bate. gb.
man feusrts uuf bic aabs. bic aui
eiHen Baum ss,lettert mar. "a ShiiH.
ab. 3ulebt ssIdns es ibm bas 9bier
iiber ben 9oufsn gu fhieben.
Der 9tuseIsidunssraib ppr
Dapton berittst, bob Der Wsrtb be,
Steuerobieite $3,0O0.s50 bttrase
Gs III bies Elm 3unebmen Der Wertb,
BON $100,85o assen bas goriabr.
Der Barton Stobtratb Bat bic
Gmpfebluns oss yinuns.aommiitses.
ppna6 $500 per Sabr bem Stoots
suberfuIoiis Sommittss fir bic slns
itslIuns elmer arantenpflsssrin Be-
pilliat ipsrbsn Tollen, auf ben siId
sslsst. - Der poliaeihef Dorna tpurs :
be bsauftraat als autIber BON
8rousrsi- unb WiIhpaeen, ,pelfe lei,
ne ei5ens babeu. gu perboften. = Di,
!osritellung bon GementsSeitenipessn
an Der 9erracs aoenue, bon Der 6. II.
.. Bride Bic 3ur fiibIifen Siabts
oren5e unb an Der 10. Sirabs BON Der
9srraee bib our WscainIep Gpenue,
ipurbe dnasprbnei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
Gin ialid,es WeriidJt
gebuupieis. bub @ruf 0iuma, be;
jopanifae premierminiiir ers
morcei ipOrben Isi.

! Rem gort. 6. Suni. gm Diem
flag mar bier Elm 0eriidt I'M llmiau',
baB Der japanifhe prsmierminiiisr,
9rof Giuma ermorbet lporben lei. ani
bire,te anfragen Der 9ffiioeiirin
preiis in 5otio erfolsts ipdi am abenO
bic antiport. bab an BEN gerii9t isin
tpubres Dort fsi.
Jraueniiimmre6 in 3 M ]
abgelebnt.
Des Moines, Sa., 6. SUM-.
Don sismIi6 boIIiianbisen iinoffisieIIen
Grihtsn 5ufolss.. pelfe am Dienitag
gtenb porlieasn, fpurbs bas fonfiis
tutionelle glmenbement, ipelhes BIZ.
6rauen 5oipas bos Stimmrett Dsr'
lsiben iollis, in ben primGrpabIen
am Wlontag bon Den Stimmgsbtrn
Scfpas nbselebpt. lin 9 ubr tpurse
aemelbsi, bab BON so Counties bes
Stadtss SO fir bns JrauenitimmrsAt
137. .760 unb sssen basielbs 143. .66O
Stimmen abeaben.
9ra6SarsisparoIirt.
5rantfort. ap.. 8. Suni. Gi.
8efdnsnib aommiFion BON atntudp
parolirie ON Dieniiag Brad 5argis,
btTen qroBeb unb @eruribeiIuns Dor
mebrsren Sabren in 5ation, grsats
bit Gountp, Desen Der grmorburs
Ieines 9aters, bss Ri9tsrs Samss
5arsis. 70 sroBs 2tuimsrtiamieit er'
rest bate. 2ius ben 3tusenausfas,n
mar berporeeeaneen, bab Der junae
6nrais ieinsn @aisr i'm gerlaufe einss
Sirsites erfboHen bate. Gr mar Su
lsbensldnsli6m 3u9tbaus bsrus'
tbeilt iporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07

Der GafuItdt bes Setrep Union
College unb Die Gtiibenten Der I'm.
italt fteIlten fid, geitern gIbciib 95
Wlarn itarf in ieiner 9feiioena ail Der
@iIion slpemle Elm, Inn ibm bereits
i'm poraus ibre bcr5liditcn @liidluiin.
id)e 3ii iiberbringcn. @Ieid5eitig iiber-
rcidten iic ibn ein fiinitlerii6 ailsge.
fiibrtes glnerfennunssidreiben iolpie
ben eritcn slborud Der Iauienoen
jtiifruicr Der Wtonatsifrift oes Seb.
rem llnion college, Die Ir. 0eltid
geueitt lit, tp1brenS niBerbem aiid
elm Gortrait oes ssnbilars, oas bon
Y. o. @nritansfp, sinem glepelm.
oer aiinitler ansefertiat iuirbe. sur
blei5enocn Grinneriing Dem Sebrelp
ltiiiCr College ,im @eidcnf eemaht
ipcroen lit. @eIegentlid] Der SdJiut.
feier bes !Sebresp lluion College, 6ic
am Sanritas 9safniittng itnttiinoet,
itebt Ir Icliti6 cine iueitere @briing
oepci, inoem i'm Elm GbreioipIont
cis Iofttr Der bebr1iiden 3beoIoaie
iioerreiht peroen miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
9uan zbi Raj
Der prdiibsnt Der fineiif8en Re
pubIis. ssftsrn in petins ssitorbeu.

Sbansbai, 6. Suni. - yudn
Sbi Raj. Der prdiibsni Der d3ineiis
fden RepubIii, III ON 0i,nitas Wors
gen I'M ! llbr i'm palaite i'm g.iIein
fsinsr Satin unb Gltsrsn ainber at,
iiorben. 1ns @sriiht, bab er Selbit.
morb besins. ipirb bon bob,n Beam,
ten snsrgiid In 4brebe ssjielli.
Die @sfeblsbaber Der Geianbts
fhaftspahen, einfdli.bIid Der beuts
ffen unb Diisrrsi6iTdtn, traien am
Dieniias 5ufammen unb bdpradsn bic
Gituation. Sis slauben nitt, bnb
tin Mufitanb su befiir6tm lit. Die
gefeblsbaber Der umeritaniihen unb
Der britiiden 9eianbtitdftspade sas
ben inbeFen ibrsn 2dnbslsuten, tpel6,
aubsrbdlb bes SslanbtIdafis Bier
tsls ipobnen ben Ratb. bab es fir Il,
fi2ersr Isi, fiir's erfte i'm lsstersn 81
bleiben.
81 Yunn Suns tpirb am Wittipod
ben qrdiibsnieneio ablsesn.
9isle gbinei.n ellen nit ibrsn
Wertbfadsn in bds Geianbtidaftss
pirtel, ipo lie iid in 5ctsls einauars
tiersn.
GUAM Sbi aai iidrb, pGbrsnb bi.
RsUoluiion, bic er sspen iih kraufbe,
itworsn, an St6rte sunabm. Die Aes
polis brad i'm DECEMBER 1916 aus,
aIs Der prdfibent bic abiiht berfiins
bette, tpiebsr cine Monardi. aus Gbinl
MAIDEN unb als eriter aaiisr elmer
neiisn Dpnuitis ben Sbron beiieisen AZ
polIen. Die Repolntion maffe bieIen
feinsn afpirationsn Elm Gnbs. ga
tpurben aud mebrers 0rfuhe oemaft
ian su ermOrben. Dab er f9Iieblif
ben qlan oufsab, Ii9 gum Aniisr ja
MAIDEN, tpar gun, groben 1beil cine
JOlse Der 0oritelIllnsen. bic Supan
matte.
Die Repolitipn r1hm aber ibren
Dprtsnns unb mebr ols Elm babies
Dubenb propinaen i'm Snnersn unb
Siiben bes Qanbes bnben il9 isitbem
fiir undbbGneig erflGrt. Qfm 26. Woi
erfldrts iia Yudn Shi aai btreit, re-
iisniren 81 molten, ipeHH Elm pnifenber
NadFolssr setpdblt tpsrben ipiirbs.
Spdier bisb es. bdb Der Yrdfbent bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07

abiidt babe, in Supan 3uflu6t gu
iuhsn.
81 GUAM Suns, Der iebt uutomatiid
prGiiOsnt Der gbinsiiffen Republil
pirS, ipirb, ipsnn iid iu5fpii6en nifts
srsign.t, bis gum Siiober nddiien
ssabxs i'm ami bIeibtn, mann Der
fiinfiGbrise Sermin. fir ben gudR
Obi aoi sripdblt ipurbe. ablGuft. Or
ION nit Der reDoiutiondren geipesuns
Tpmpatbiiirt bdbsn, unb bier Der pros
pi,isen i'm Siioen, bic ii6 fir unabs
tGnsia eril1rt bdbsn. iolIen i'm gum
grGfiSenitn srpdblt baben. er III 50
Sabre aft unb icll Elm Wldnn Don 6os
Der 8iIbuns. erobsr iSibistsit uno
unfabeIboftem Gbarattsr Iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07

Strabs, ipeltxr iiH cine beleibissnbe
Spra1e eeesn ben probosbeamisn
Sobn Nepers srlaubt bate, ipessn
MiBodtuns bss 9eridts gu 4 Siun<
ben 3aft perurtbeiIt. Spdter ipurbs
Sasitn. ipelder fid bann iiber3s,iat
bate, bab isin ansriff auf Wepers
unbegriinbst mar, aus Der Saft .at>
Iafieu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07

- slls pern:ibt ipurSe eeitsrn
afcH5 Der a,sli3ei Der So Sobrc aIte
1hotnas silcin BON 30. ia Burns
SiraDc gcnisIoet. Ter etpos alters.
id,nodJc Grcis berIieb acitcrn gtadp
miitog In eifem uirbeipnd)ten apc.
inei.t ieine @obuirng imb ieinc sluge.
6oriacn beiiirdtei. bab ibm ehpos ,i.
seltoben III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
sAiHsaadyridbteu

2iperpooL 5. SUM-. 2lnsst.:
~eamsrOnia1 Don Rsip gOrt.
@lasaOp. 2lnssi.: .garthasis
man" Don Wontrsal.
acnbOH. angst.: aastauia" bon
Montreal.
@ibraItar. gaTiri: rRsgina
b'Sidlia'. Wetp gori nab Gsnua.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07
(5Oriesuns bon Der 1. ssiie.)

groben SbeiI eessn isine sgeinbe In
unb auberbalb bes Reidstags aerid.
tst. Der Snbalt Der Rebe, pie bic VII
unb Weifs in Der lie ssbaltsn ipurbs,
Iieb teinen 3peifsl bariiber auficm.
men, segen ipen fis seri6tst mar. 9is
&onierpdtipen. an bic Or. BON getb=
manns9olItpes bon @niang Big gum
gnbs feline Worte rihtste, ,iaben
ftumm NIT finitersn @eii9isrn", ipis
be- s@orpdrts" rilGri, .pdbrsnb
Der aanaIsr fsinen Ianse suriidsebaI.
tsnen Corn sessn iis loslisb."
Or WoIfsang aapp. ben Der aanss
Ter als ben 0erfaiier elmer S6rift
ndnnte, in Der feline pplitit ungesrifs
fen ipurbe, TT elmer Der prominsnisiien
Wldnnsr In Rprbbsutidhnb. gr lit
geiiber einss @uiss ppn 1900 Mors
gen in Sitpreubsn unb itebt mir Serrr
bon Sepbebranb. bsm Jiibrsr Der Aons
isrpdtiper i'm Reidstag, bem 9rafen
ppr Weitorp unb nnoeren @ean.rn
beg Rsi6sian3lers in snasH 8srbins
blasen. aapp purbe am "a. Suni
1858 in Rep gort seborsn. pobin
iein Batter ipdbreno Der 184Ser Repos
luton sefIiidtet mar.
Der aIlosutIte 3beil Der RdtiondIs
liberalsn prefe, nit ausnabms Der
9nses 3eitling unb Der 5dsfitsn
Runbi6au, briiden geiriebisung bars
iibr nus, bab Der aar3lsr enbIi6 Bee
idIoFsn Bat, ben WGnnern ben sSsb.
bsbanoidub bin5uperfen, bic Jpn 10
Ianse be.impft babsn.
Dsutfdlanb lGbt I'D
ni4ts porf9rsis
BEN.
u iterbam, 7. Suni. - Quss
fiibrli3ere 8eribie iiber bic bon benz
aan3lsr BON getbmanns5ollipeg estais
iens Rebe, bic bier sinseiroffen iiub,
sntbalten bas Jolssnbe
sd babe feline oifisislle anbsuiuns
erbulteM bab Der prdiibent @Hon
bic abiidt babf. gu psrmiiieln. Sd
brau4e Sbnsn aber ipobl niht 5u ias
gen, bab I'M Jdne elmer ipl6en @,rs
mir nidt seitaiten ipsrbsn,
bab elm Druid auss.iibt ipirb, Der uns
I'M bic Grii6te unierss Sieses brins
gen piirbe.4
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Steiter=Nptis.
9ie jtdbtif6en

Suut. steueru
iinb iett fdIia nnb in Der Office bes fidbtifdber
adiiirers g. D1nde sabIbor @e1dbIt bel Beiter
unb bermeioet einer StrniSuf6iae. grinet ben
DECEMBER Gfeuer5etteI init.
Sec. 9. pbtIipps,
9inana,a ,apmmiijdr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-07

ten Der 5anbslsiammer, Der bspor'
itebtnben ipiribfdafiIi6tn 9onfersnt
in paris beirpobnen fperbe.
Milford chronicle., 1916-06-16
UNPAID TAXES
OF SUSSEX COUNTY
FOR 1915.

Published by authority of the Tax
Laws for Sussex County, Delaware
for the information of the public al
large.
The lists show the errors. the
deaths and removals from each dis
trict for 1915. under the old System
of assessment.
All property actually located in
the various districts, which has not
paid the tax assessed against it for
1915, has had a lien entered, and
this fact is shown in this list after
the owners name in each instance.
The great bulk of the list is com
posed Of errors in assessment under
the old system and in the poll tax
of rs cents.
VOLLEY N. MURRAY,
Receiver of Taxes,
Sussex County, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1916-06-16
SUSSEX COUNTY UNPAID TAXES.

10. j. Wiley (duplicate) p
John w. Wiley i.62
elijah Williams y
Fred G. Williams (unknown) -
VIM. +. Williamson (unknOwn) .
Minos Williamson 80
Lacey Williamson (moved) =
Elisha Williamson (duplicate) -
Chas. Williamson -
J. X. Willin %
Alfred II. Wiilin (lien) I'D
Latham Willoughby =
James w Wilson dead =
Willard Wijgate 2
Ollie WOoten 4'3S
Ollie Wooten -
John w. Wright y
Nolan Wright .
Chas Wright dead p 1.V9
Alinos Wright S39
Harry Wright (moFed) =
Chas Young q
Fred Zolt A'o0
The sun., 1916-12-14
TWO BIG LINERS CHURN
RIVER FOR GIRLS BODY
Miss Christine Wright, POr-
trait Painter, Believed tU
Have Ended Life.

Fruitless search was made yesterday
Tor tho body Of Miss Christine Wright,
portrait painter. OF 9 West Sixteenth
street. who IL believed To have ended
her life by jumping from the Chelsea
pier, at the foot OF sixteenth street. Her
fur coat. which was found oil the pier,
convinced the police that the girl. whose
father committed suicide here three
years ago. had also taken her life.
In their search for the body the police
caused the screws of the steamships
Baltic n Finland. lying neal the pier.
TO be set In motion. The aim was to
stir up the river bottom. In the hope hat
the body would float to the surface.
Miss Wright had a studio on the
fourth hoor OF the Prick Studios. where
II lived with her sister. She was at
tractive and popular In the Art Students
League. Recently she became Interested
In the study OF peycho-analysis. and II
affected her NO strongly that her sister
n friends tried In every way to get
her to leave IL alone. She began to
brood and became melancholy.
On Sunday her condition became
worse. She remained indoors all day
writing. and In III evening went to II
dinner. When she returned home she
acted stragely and said to a friend:
why. our voice sounds just like that
OF the girl who brought me home. She
said ! was going TO commit suicide. but
| am not"
She became hystericai. and<Dr. John
b.. Solley Of 96S Lexington avenue was
called. lie got a nurse to watch over
Miss Wright. under orders not TO let her
slip away. During the night. however.
the nurse slept. and Miss Wright left the
studio.
The sun., 1916-12-14
ITALIANS DEFEAT BULGARs.
Counter Attack Against s~arraiI's
Front IL Thrown hack,

PARIS, Dec. 13.--Gen. Sarraii's attacks
on Germans and Bulgars In southern
Serbia ceased for a time yesterday. only
to be taken up again to-day. The Serbs
began another OF their tenacious attacks
east Of the Cerna.
There was spirited infantry lighting
and very heavy artillery fre yesterday
along the whole hOtly contested front.
Bulgarian troops counter attacked the
Italians, but after getting close to their
trenches were. thrown back.
According to q press despatch from
Sonia a force OF 5000 Albanians defeated
Italian troops near P~ssnesina. In Epirus,
putting the Italians to night. Tho des-
patch IL without confirmation. but for
some time recruiting activity among the
Albanians In that part OF the country
occupied by Austria has been reported.
The French ofhcial statement on the
Macedonian front follows:
In the region north Of Monastir VIC.
lent artillery fighting and rather spir-
tied infantry encounters occurred yes
terday. A Bulgarian counter attack
against the Italians was checked by
the artillery and machine gun IRE Of
cur ailiss.