davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-31
Der l1mgebnng
Oertrieben.

ten miro nur bon 9tusen icin, peftil
beioc @rlIppen ocr &riegfiibrenben
ernltlldl ilber ben SSrieocn re0en. Ser
6rlc0e b0ngt oanon nh, Oh bic ,Silb=
rcr Der anocren Sngcr bcrcit limo,
Dem 8olf bic @obrbCit 6u iaqen rno
Die &erantlportling 81 ilbernchncn
~@s lit ni1t inlcrc 9luigabc, ilbcr
oen 6rleoen 5u iprchcn. @ir iiib-
rcn einen &ertcioigltngsfrieg uno
liio 9c5mungcn, i'm fort5uieecn bis
mir Die @ClpGbr filr bic 5utiinftiec
Slhcrbeit erbnlten. 9lls Der &rieg
bcgann iprn6cn nqe 3eitllugen uno
nidlt perartportlihc Eerinnen ilber
lmlerc &crni6tltn9 ilno sic Nertci-
lltngcn ltnierer 9Gnoer. 98ir huben
nienols oarilbcr 9eiproden. mos mir
tlu1 neroen, nod bobcn mir oeu
@ilni6 ooer 0Cn 8coonfcn anOcrc
2onocr rnO 9tationen 5u peritiinl-
ncln Inrum lit cs filr ltnS lcid)t
lcoer5clt 6ricocn 81 i6lieBen.
8rus Sis3o Ipuroc gefrogt. mos er
bon Dem SprifIngc bes 9Sr1lioentcn
&ilion betrcffcno cine @cltfonicrcn5
nnd Dem &ricgc bcnfc, in Der %or-
fchrrngen gctroffcn mer0cn lollcn.
nm 6ufiinitiac &ricqc 5u perbiltcn.
Gr iaatc: rSicic Srogc iii lcid)tcr
f,ni4r0t oIs hnor+s1,nrtnt Hdh hoffe
bnB Der Sricbc bnlicrn0 gci1altct ncr-
ben foltn. Gs lit bic bciligc Tili@t
cincs SScocn. Ger filr eiien 5llfiiufti+
gen Srieoer urbeitet. itcts im Sinnc
81 bcbaltcn. baB Der sSricbc auf inn
n1cr nber bod uuf cine longe Scit
berbciacflibrt merben nub. Sieier
Grica lit ein grpbcs llnglild fiir Die
mcnifllidlc 9fniic unb Snbuitric. Gr
ut talIicnomal idlIimnlcr, ols Der na-
polconiiflc Scloaiq."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-31
Ssplgt Gmeritaniitc Srnppeu.

columbus. u. NJ. 81. Mai.
SSulio 9lcoitn. cin @iIla ssiibrer. iolqt
ocn lettcn @cridIten nod, Der 9foGhut
oes Generals Terihing Die nod 9fa-
mlaitipu 5icht Gr bein1oet iidl lest
III Der 6caenO ppn 9atopilos, Gbi-
hrahun Sllen Welounaen nod Der.
ilid)t Scolta inter Den gingeborenen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-05-31
&arl Nfermanns 9eridlt.

Suba b it, iiber 9lnrlteroan. 81.
@toi. gSolanae Die peranttpcrtIihen
StaotSnlanner in england unS
Sranfreih ocnfen. mos lie iaeen. lit
auf 6rieben feine 9li,sfidlt" bat @rof
Sis5o, Der unaoriibc Trenliermini-
ltcr, beilte Der llniteb Treb erflGrt.
Ter 8rof nobm gedue ouf ole jung.
ifen IerBerilngen Sir @rcps unb bes
Tr1iibenten Voincore.
sic Snterrention Der Der. Stao.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
Gbe GrlaubnikIbeine.

(WaItsr 6. aotlppob, %, psa6
! @rops, Sbiu.
lROfa U. Weber, 19, Dunlap, 8.
(e6ns. 5. G9ardaa. 1886 gaTtern
! 2tpenue.
lRsuie 9pnes, 2726 6Off alOsnue.
(Otto +. aI6ies, SO, 227o gine ctr.
lSba Sdmibt. 80, 3oS Barner Str.
(g6as. 9. 9bap, 80, getptppn, 8.
lGIara SUieP9ine Srisie. %. gbna
slDenue.
1Spf. @uscnri, %, 642 90. 5. ctr.
lMartbd Sropts. 21, 1912 Rate St.
(SObn ). priebmdnn, q, 4273 gOs
Ierdtu @benue.
lGpna @asnsr. 18, 164S Cooper 2to.
9Senrb Z. grauf5, "a, gonb Stn, 8.
lWarp u. @ries. 80, 7oS Bauer aOs.
(Gbas. MaHousp, 81, 752 gti3mDnb
I Strnbe.
lpbilomena geenemau, %, 223Sb.pn
Strabe. ir
1Sarrb u. Sdaefer, 25. 318 @ebfer
! apenue.
lSaoie @eSa ~ 1224 Qlalaut Ctr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

CHARTS Sarpis, 18, fpslter Dor=
geifern 2lbsnb in Dapton Dpn einem
6. nnb .. giIenbabn3ug getroffen
unb fdfper terlsBt ipurbs, 1T geitern
Morssn i'm Spsers -Scfpital ieinsn
IBerlebungen erlegen.
8rdulein gbno u. 8inber, bic
9odter beg 6errn Wm. ginber, pon
go. IA Wiami partfpaD griar Gift
Sort 56omas. III geitern i'm bitter
BON 25 Sabren gsItor6en.
Sm Hreisgeri6t purbe eeftern DON
ao6eri u. Rees gssen bic Supreme
goge bes Ben 6ur Orbens auf Rid.
5ablung bon $295 unb $1,000 S9a,
osnerIab eiH. stluge einsereidt. Der
sldger giebt an, bab st Dor 16 SAB,
rem in bic 6ieiige 3oge bes Srbens
einsetrsten mar. Seine 8eriideruns
lei ipegen Ridtbe3abluns Don pra@
lnien far5ea;ft 'porben. Nab benz ao.
gsI9loiIenen gertrase babe ieoo9 Der
Crbeh mid! bas 9iedt gsbabt, oi.
gstrGge au erb0ben. Gbas. 3.
6ugbes pertlaat Geo. 3. 5anes auf
3obliina BON $118.25. irslter 8strag
als Wtietbs bsanIpru6t pirb. - Der
@ranb Central 8aubersiH pertlagt
isrunf Stsinbausr auf 3abluns elmer
glote gum 9strage ton $635.50.
- Die etabt Sommiifdre babeH
geitsrn an q. o. @rimm Don Sort
Tbomas bic 3ablung bon S16S.68 be-
pilligt. 5ert 9rimm bate eine Wags
epnlabung &pblen beItsllt. Our9 Ell
nen Srrtbum Der gabHanssitelten
muroen bic &oblen In Der Bump
itation Der Repport WaFerperte a6s
geliefert unb benubt. Ra9oem Der
Srrt9um feitssitellt porbsn mar, ipiIrs
be bic J3abIung an Serrn 9rimm be-
nillist. Sm WoHa. September tpurbea
"a 8erbdftungen por9enOmmen.
Die aoGettipnsn fir bas
Spsers Soipttal beirugeu Biz geitern
6,706.5O. Seute Wiittag erfol9t
ter S6lub fir bic entseseHnabme
DON 3eidnuussn,
- Die @roBsei6poreuen BON &ls'
cambria baben fOlsenoe 2(ntlagen ers
boben: 9esen 5bomas uHo Wm. Sdls
Der, Jarmsr bon Campbell Co., pes
gen anseblide 3eritorune bon Grens
senfteinen; segen 9aOiO DeUiob, cine
iiatutOrif9e dQntlage. Gegen ben glns
gstlagten irurbe ein Bend Warrdnt
erlafien unb bsFen giirgidait nit
$1,000 feitseisBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
CeAeSxe xns 3attsn.

FRI. Gertrude M. Bold bon
go. 121 Warb apenue 8ellepue unb
Ssrr paul Mafdinott bon Oapton,
8. perbsn beute in Der air4e gum
81. SerSen setraut.
- Sas gtuto bes Or. s. 6. We'
6er bon Der Dafbinston 9lpenue Neips
port, tollibirte esiieru Tsprsen an b.r
of Jrpnt SiruBe nit einem Waaen.
Oas Dfero, peldes bur9 ben gu.
IammenitoB fhtper Derlest tuuroe.
muBte BON Der 9ellepue polisei ees
t0btet tperbeH. Or. gDeber uHb Der
autihr bes Wasens tanien unDerleB.
bappn.
- Gin Gtnbreder. ipelder porlebte
Rabt in ben aeller bes Spie'i6en
ISauies an Der a. qlpenus IN Ddptpn
singebrungtu mar. fatte Der goriidt
iusgsn unb I'm bas 9erteirufen Der
poIisei gu berbinbern, ben SsIepbpn.
frdbt burdfHHitten. or fiibrte jss
bod bic Ginbreberarbeit ni9t aus, ba
er perfhtud3t ipurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

aofisttOr Der Rsgisrutis. ebas. Gsns
IN, 5ilfsmaridaa unb Dm. aenis,
lpelHe Der ermorbung bes Woibinss
Ton @arrett in Sarlan Gountb be-
idulbist ipOrben ipdren, lpurben Don
Der Nnildge bes Worbes freigeiproa
den. Die 2lngetldeten Eatten sins
Ra5jid auf Mcnoideiner porsenoms
men. gti bieier @elegeHbsit bate 0arz
rett auf Die 9eamten s,feuerl. .8iefe
eripioerten bas Jeuer, nobel Garrett
getobiet tpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
Weu8ieri9 be3iialid3.
M-L--?
90 bshanytst adp afc biz bsiis w1sbisia &c.
sen erialinns. sniim Hnb eaiarsb,
bic IL eHtssdt tsurSs, namit6
-MenthO Laxene-

wleHtbo,Vaiene tsiinbst Iib felt febsn Cab
rel ant bcT 1Rdriie. Is III etne fcnlfr!rlr'e
8rlamnerietllna bon belIsnben, linbernher tI'
dsTfrris aeuiift ipsrbtl - rim boues Eint -
rttf es IaHn tn 1pien BON scbn 1rop'tH In
-roteH" 3nfinnoe bon GOLDEN eiHeenoniirei'
ipcr1cii, ioelcbe iiibea Snrup niht lern tabeii.
Iie aliereriiC Gefe brinaf funnoerholle piii'
ffrslHG tn grialtIuaen heS acpfeB cher oer
@rnii fopotl bel A.nberu dIs eriuadienet.
Se5s nrrinnIie 5Iaf1e tpito ais sulrieoeriiel.
ppp 1be sjlodb,irr Vrobnets Co., 1arioH, Ebig
o. ~ gsipdrnib, Elm uones Pint btrniiisI'
iea giel blaiafr ale feriegeiteuis Suiisn'
orc. frlhihinasbeiiHriiisl 80 innfeH 1nber'
Ran iSrnen Gle feline irirfunpsuollere wleetsin
oiOerisdfis f1Hfsu, Cine ninfae triro iir bic
meiiicn syariilitn einf Edifen nlsreid,en uno
iis gsbitiei 9inbnli cher beriIrBt eine f6lvere
erieiiiina. lyenr 'ie " r'Giiesr Msiis .ings.
ileicsi Weilibo.Perfne. gcsmcn eie feine CT.
ieemiiid aD--iiir 9bretfuesen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
&ebMrteH.

gInencc, unb gtelLte @ontier, 1929
Seeds 4pe., &nabe.
GbriIt uuto DfiIoreO glterger, So1.
Ter Borf, Wsoofyet.
Charles uIo gel,Iob Slaltgbter,
615 0elm Gne., gtoodlen
2ecnaro nuo @ertrro 0taeIiff, 591S
8rarnble StDe>. &nobe.
fSranf uuo 9tcia &ipps, Eortner
Ipc., Dedhbeu.
3auI iino @lfhrbetb Slulgfun5. 762,
.Straiget Ctr, WGsocben. q
Sobu uno 9orettd DrilfeL 3623
lSbom alpe., @tdoden.
2ctp unb Soiepbine Stegmml. tlA
t@reenkS Strx .Rzlabe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
Eff.5isat gerhaHtlxngen
su etaeiasmmiiIarr psu s'ewpost. ~, an
II, Ettpber 1916.

Ter Refppprt sa:b Der enbtsommifare
bell am obigen Datum uuter 6eM 9orfit oes
Uinhors 9ioingiton felne reguIdre Sibs
ung ab. aHroefeHb ipnren bic aommiifdre
9bert, German. WscGred uHb Rkeienberg. -
1ns Brcfoion Der lesieu Sisuue iuurbe beita'
tigt - 2er Berictt oes fpmmiiidIs iiir 6ffert
life Eiderbeii, fouie ierer oer DeatroHe ber
aleir!inoer.getpabrnnitaI pro StpteMber 1915
tpnrosH berleieu aHb gu ben Niieu aeIegi
Cine g.efolutior tpuroe GftetnoTmerL ipondh
Der fidoitfde Jugrrieur beduftrnpf ipurbe. Nu.
aeiaeu fiir bic Guisegsnrabule BON 2fngeboteH
au erlaHen fit einen Seiuer5au In Der So9u,
3ipb!ftcr unb Soliib StrGbs.
ste9nHuGen bes Se5nrtemerts fir offertii4e
Berie 5ru 8etr1Ge bon Sl0e.45 tpuroeu sur
8nhlnrg nngeipiefeH.
GiHe Refolntiop fpurbe areenomusn. pond4
iscroe bes Tspdffemsnts fur 6fiendli9e Gerfe
,rnrsferirt iperoen fouen.
Cine Hefolutiou iuurbe nTieeronnren. pond@
Rebrunsen arler ftdotii6eH Experiments be-
5nhlt nsroeH SoIer.
Cine mefotutou tvitroe auaeuorfmer, ruond@
ssoHbs bes Tepartemerts iiir 6ffeniIides gigens
tbnu trnusferirt iperbeI iouen.
Cine Grbinunb, melhe befiturmt bdb an Der
Eeen 9nerue stutf1en ber 1. unb 2. etrabe.
elm Cement Rinn. uHb edtein 6eraefteut fper.
ben fou eelqHetc Sir eriieu gerIefnng uub
piirbe iibetaelest. = Sisranf gertnauns.
Gee q. ]. eiptueiton, Usascr.
Ntteft: 9rtbur Rot6, Gecorbst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

aIarierbegIeititns ieiner 8erfe iel6it
iibernehrneu in0 ioIritIi6 bon oeIl
befani:ten SdrgeriHnen, Der Sopra-
niitin Sraii ,Wiarp Gonrep IIilutnr
unb Der altiitin alma Bed unter-
itiist tperoen ipir6. 0as iiitereiinrtc
Hontert miro oen JteiJen Der ullrlifa-
Iiiden greieniiie Der Saiion einlei.
.en iplo elm piIlfommener yeriamm.
Ilmgsort Der 5abIreiden 5relinoe unb
9gpunberer Serrn Saar's unb Der
iln aiintirenoen stiinitler iein.
.3as 5ir 9iir6iiihrung geIaugenSe
proerannm lit ipie fcIgt:
Srei periii9e aiebeslieoer: .Rp
2obe for Sbee", ~8ben Tbou art
Sar" uno 30 @oou Of Garth"
SRI. glmn Bed.
sIoie SmniortaI", r2ittle @rap
Truc", .Noriuegian Bridal GioalG
nr5 .Sbe 8opase", WlarD Gonrep
Sfaiinan.
aiapier ScIi: gIuette Dialogue,
@nnotte ct Wh,iette arb Sanlter's
Gong. Serr Gear.
sSbe Sbips", .0lp 2ooe~, 10 gou,
NeIoueo-, Chou Sb1II anolr
mse, .Sbou 8ill aiiotp- nnb
sSome Sappp 9ap~, SRI. sllma
Wcd.
Ya Sittle e@biIe TO GIirtpie tie sfp",
sMaphtre of Gpring"a ~gecctlirrc"
iinb ~Sntlimatiou-. Grut- Asarp
epGbafmaa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

(@6as. .. aunr,f, %, 9elbi ..
(Sasel 6. Nprris, 20, gtorpoob, 8.
J9eopolb R0nS, 90, Rsaoing, ..
| (Waria Serbt,. As, 95S Wtc9berion
Npenue.
f@m. Ssap, &c, 1906 Mpntietb 9lpe.
I (&atberiue 2anrujter, %, 422 Gliiar
betb StraBe.
IRpbert 8. JtnH, %, 1856 MOur
I tand 2(oenue.
lSulia 9. 2autptpn, .23, Siib glpr@
poob, 8.
lSames ). SenberTou, ,A23, 2857@@ita
I torid 4penue.
lSeitsr Snpber. 81, 1876 GaItrn
glbenue.
(gen. 9edbam. 81. 2ndlunb, 8.
Bertha Shannon, 1a. SGT. @uf3z,
ingtcn. ..
(2ouis geolte, 80, 4f28 &irbp Roab.
lGnna ID. Soebrsen,- 20, 11o3 Dap
ton Strabe.
lSdm. 90. SornbrOot ,a57,, Dbouttna
! Obip.
tamelia 6. Sinclair, ,61, t630sGaba
lep StraBs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

reu zines Suges art Der go, 1lIltller
Strabe uno Dem @eleiieu Der 9. uno
D. @abn pon eiuem Der 8uagons me-
oergeranrt, fam jeoocb 5ltnt Slid lIlir
eIner unbcoeltteuOeu &opfDlnoe hl.
BON, oie tbm i'm ltGotii4en SoIptiaA
perbunoen rpltroe.
- Ser 6ubruann Soiepb D{eper,
geo. 2309 9ine StroBe, rel geltern
ysadnnittaq auf Den @riinoen Der ltll-
perlitdt I'M Burnet g8oo0s &arf ron
leinem @agen unb 5og iih Iierbei etle
aopfnrnoe 5lI, Der Gerlmglildte mutt
De. naaoem ibru Elm Berbano ungeleat
rporeen, nab ietner 8obnlma &c.
bradjt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
rHisisnr gtrtanstHnssu
Der etabtaummiHare pon Htmpsrt, ap., ON,
IA Eftphrr 1915

Der gsenport Ratb Der stabtsomniffdre
sg'asoss ' essinsi,on ei,,s ssIs II ~, n a
at. 9uipeien6 tpareu bic stoEimfiinre ghert
IgoGren unb RiefeHberg.
Cine Reioluiion ptiroe nnaenomuleu, ipona1
RestHuHgeu gum Hetrnge bon 100000 5ur
Sdbluua auGeipiefen p,itben.
Ge5. ". .. .8totnaiton. Wnror.
utteft: artbur Roth, Rseorber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
Sas Sanr.aonsert.

Serr oo,ris gietor Gaar uirS
OonnerItos gbeno, 19. Sftgber, i'm
groben Sanl oes SoteIs gibIou elm
&pn5ert eieener aonipciitirnen pcr.
anitaIten. e,r sIllffiibriing seIangsn
ileue lieoer ,nib 9iette iinieres elm.
tsiurii&Hs SHuit tanirR ,uelfee "a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

0uet5; .Sfetoen, adj SAeioen"
.g1lto pom tSoIbcritaot" unO
n5ral Rntttgal", 5rua Sbunlan
uno SRI. Bed,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
nMfdHe.

Ger 66 Sabre afte Hrbert Sarri.
ion ron @o. 709 s6oprriIler StraBe,,
elm Ineeitellter Der g. uno 3. 9aEn,
srtroe aeiterr Gnrr nittag ,beirnSR SRangi.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
Effi3isne gfrtaHsIuHseu
ssr etabt.aommiiidre ppn Rtupert, a.. am

10. Ctoxr 1916.
Ger Yefuporf giaib ber 5tabtaomniifdre
birIt am obipeu 9Gttm uuter benz Boriiy oes
Mnpors eioingitou cine Spestalftbu
Gb. AiIiuefeuo tuGrer bic Rpuruufldre .Gbert,
German, WlcGrea uro Nieienbrg.
Cine Hefolrtor tuurbe aHgenouuTen, tpoH18
5'edHuHeeH aler 9eonrieulents. peI6e bis gum
10. 6f;ober 1915 oaitren, be3cbIt peroen foIIeI.
3ieraui Yeridaung
Ges q. .. .2ibtugfton, r2apcr.
uiteit: arthur n 9th. FsRcotber.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-15
RICHARD ~ MILLING
To POSTPONE BOUT

NEW YORK. Feb. Is The VII.
lard Moran bout wili be postponed
until March 90 II willard asks for
the delay, Tex Rickard. promoter Of
the big fight. announced today
Riekafd said be would not claim
Willard's forfeit
When told of the United Press
announcement from Chicago that
willard was sick and had decided
60 ask for postponment OF the tight
for at least two weeks. Rickard said
THAT will be satisfactory to me- II
willard is sick We can have Madison
Square Garden for March "a
will not claim his forfeit as will
not lose any money BY the delay.
By setting the fight back will not
alter any of the essential plans for
the coming bout =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-15

BILE the original American monitors,
excepting that they possess the pow
er To submerge. Among the new
vessels built by Germany are what
may be best described as submarine
monitors, the correspondent said,
fairly showing above the water With
moro or loss cylindrical hulls These
arc built along the water and are
well protected by armor plates which
may be made completely water
tight and extend a considerable dis
tance along the hull In the CEN
ter is the commander tower from
which orders are issued. The boats
can be submerged and this condition
will bring armored batteries just
above the waters surface.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-15
c. c. SLAUGHTER IS
OUT OF LAWS REACH
FORMER CASHIER WHO wREch-
ED BANK II LINING IN
HONDURAS.
That Country Has M Estra'iition
Treaty With the United States.
Cannot Be Returned for
Trial.

DENVER. February l5.-C. {.
Slaughter. former cashier whose
forgeries OF s250.0oe wrecked the
Mercantile National bank OF Pueblo,
Is living with his wife In Tegaeia-
galpa. the capital OF Honduras
There is no way TO extradite him,
Honduras having no treaty Of that
kind Nith the United States.
Reports that Slaughter is In Hon
duras living In luxury while engas-
"a In the cattle business are genc~-
ally dIscredited b. the federal OF
tlcials. who % not believe that h.
has much of the stolen money left.
The fgxitive's father. " O.
slaughter. ~ho - in the Pueblo jail
under an Indictment In connection
uith his sons dealings. expected =
- released on bail today His trial
has been st for April s. Hon. "
n. Atweli. an attorney os Dallas. Il
IN Pueblo TO-DAY ,ryins 70 raise ths
necessary bali
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-02-15
JESS WILLARD
REPORTED ILL
ANNOUNCED THAT III WILL tsK
rOE FOsIPONEMENT or
COMING BOUT.
FIGHT IN MARCH
The Date of the Bput VIII Probably
~, Changed ta March 2i--Rick-
ari ~aSs lie T. w'l.Ug.

CHICAGO. Feb Is. Jesse viii
lard announced today that he viii
ask FOR a postpouemaat Of at least
two weeks OF the fight With Frank
Moran Tie ~ confined to bed with
illness at his home In Rogers Park.
The champion dirrted Mrs Willard
20 make this announcement TO the
United Press
Mrs Willard said Il would be I'm.
possible Ter Jesse to resume bis
training for another week AT least.
lie vas In bed this morning suffer
ing from cold iu his head and
throat which makes either road or
gym work impossible.
A two weeks poatponement would
set the right on March ~
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OFFERED PRO
TESTING AGAINST RECOGNI-
TION OF ORDER.
COMMERCEMENACE
Resolution Declares that This OTdSr
Is Greatest Menace To Com
mercc of Amy Act of
the War.

WASHINGTON, February ia
resolution protesting against the
recognition by the United States of
any part of Germany's order threat
ening to torpedo armed merchant
vessels was introduced in the ser
ate this afternoon by Senator Ster-
ling of South Dakota. Sterling is q
republican. The resolution declares
that the senate views with concern
the late order of the German admir-
atty that armed merchant ships OF
any of the allied countries, whether
armed for offensive or defensive
purposes, will be torpedoed without
warning after February 20.
This order constitutes the most
serious menace to commerce, par
tieularly that of the United States,
than any act of the present war
The resolution also declared that
any recognition on the part OF the
new German order would be a step
backward and abandonment of our
contention for the freedom OF th-
seas and eontravene the policy o.
the United states
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WIDE SPREAD PLOT
AGAINST CHURCHMEN
BELIEVED THAT MEMBERS OF
CLERGY AND LAITY MARK
ED FOR DEATH.
Plot Also Included Plans For the
DISTINCTIONS of Church Property
In Il Number of Cities i'm
the Country.

CHICAGO, H., Feb. 15.-Search
was started today for the principals
in what is believed by the police to
have been a plot to destroy buildings
and kill numbers of the clergy and
laity in a dozen American cities.
Discovery of the alleged plot, ac-
cording to the police, resulted from
examination of personal effects of
John Allegrini, confidant of Jean
Crones, who is charged by the au-
thorities with having put poison in
soup at the banquet given Archbish-
op Mundelein and causing the illness
of 100 of the guests.
Chief of Police Healy, Nicholas
Hunt, chief of detectives, and Her
man Schuettler, deputy chief of
police, announced today after study
ing translations of letters found in
Allegrini's rooms, that they reported
as established the existence of an
lHtl-CitTlCdl Vi iSdHiLdllcH VI uto-
troyers' headed by the committee
OF Fifteen of which Crones and
Allegrini are believed to have been
members. Police are searching for
Crones, who is a former assistant
chef at the Chicago University club.
Allegrini is in Jail, charged with con-
spiracy to commit murder.
The police were guarded in max
ing public the contents of Allegrini's s
correspondence, but ii was stated
that several big downtown buildings
in Chicago had been marked for des-
truction by the committee. These
included the Peoples Gas, Light and
Coke company building. one OF the
largest office buildings in the down
town district; the Federal building
ard the Garce hotel.
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WATERS POUR THRU
A HUGE CREvASsE
MOST SERIOUS BREAK SIM r.
STAGE REACHED HAS
OCCURRED.
Thousands of Acres in louisiana
Being Fiooded.-1hree Towns
May BE Destroyed.

NATCHEZ. Miss. Feb. 15.-The
main Mississippi river leyee about
twenty-five miles above ST. Joseph'
La. broke early today. Flood va
ters are pouring through huge
O. evasse. Thousands of acres OF farm
lands are being flooded The oreaA
is the most serious of any since the
flood stage was reached In TINS VI
einity. II is feared the towns o.
ST. Joseph. Waterproof ana Newer
ton viii be DESTROYED. Il is ho'
thought that any lives have pee"
lest as warnings sent out during tns
mast two weeks caused a general
exodus OF the iaha fH
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MEN ARE TRAPPED
BY FIRE IN Mine
Reset Frs TRYING Io REACH ~
MINERS ,ur or FROM
THE ENtT-.
Reiported that Ten Are known to H.
Dcad---A Dozen Others trc
Missing

BUTTE. Mont. Feb II. Twenty
miners perished In fire set off iff
the Pennsylvania mine of the An
aconda copper company last night.
according to the best Information
available today. Several miners In
attempting To rescue men pinned In
the lower reaches OF the mine lost
their lives. The fire was still burn
ing today lts origin has not been
learned.
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Bull DOG SACRIFICES
LIFE WITH CHILDREN

DULUTH Nina, Feb. i5-Ade-
line Mackyoi. aged three. and Fred
erlck Maekyol. aged four. were burn
ed to death and their mother. Mrs.
Gust Mackyol OF this city. vas IA
tally injured iHst night in a fire
which destroyed their home. Dick.
white bulldog. sacrificed his life
in an effort 20 save the little ones.
and his dead body vas found lying
on the bed beside the remains OF the
girl
Explosion OF a kerosene lamp was
responsible for the tragedy.
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tr.TTANIA CASE BECOMES
|,,rTFR POLITICAL ISSUE
IN GERMANY.
TACKs BY PAPERS.
,,,ers Attack Chancellor and
,,eisn secretary for Failing
to Explain Terms of the
settlement.
p KARL w. ACKERMAN,
press staff Correspondent.

kRIIN. Feb. 1.-THE Lusitania
srant has definitely become the
J. of a violent party storm in
Iany The newspapers have at
b. Chancellor von Bethmann-
eg and Foreign Secretary Won
K with Unprecedented vigor for
l. TO explain the terms of set
knt in the Prussian house of
hons.
l. napers declare that the pub
houad be pVmitted to know
h. Germany made further con-
bns that would cripple the sub
b. policy. They were apparent
eHghted with the unofficial re-
of the nature of the settlement.
consider that neither Germany
kbe United States has emerged
hphantly in the negotiations. 1t
kiered that the fact that both
lries made concessions in the in
of harmony makes the Lus-
agreement of a more crafty
nature than would be the case
one country yielded all points
eue.
important phase of tne politi-
bntroversy is the fact that the
|rvatiyes, who have hitherto
brted the government, are now
frongest opponents. The radi-
bre now supporting the govern
hty clashes over the Lusitania
Emerged into discussion of the
Eition Germany is to make of
|um after the war. The con-
Fiyes, desiring annexation be-
Of the fine harbors and rich
|its Of iron ore, express bitter
kition to the radicals to the an
Ecn program, carrying this feel
Et0 the Lusitania fight.
Encellor von Bethmann-Hollweg
bected to emerge victorious, the
lnment having already won
lmous support of all in its re-
declarations of policy agreed
in submarine and Zeppelin ac-
p When the Lusitania case
Piled and is definitely in the
eround a more decided military
bign is predicted.