davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15
M0U DeZ0u Action on UB0Qt Order Until Liner Is Sun
LUSITANIA SETTLEMENT NEAR,
BERLIN BELIEVES.

Berlin Eeb T4-Accordjng brief statements in The
zeiqer "Tagebau" The communication re-
eed on Friday BernsfOrf gives promise Of
an impendng OF the Lusitana controversy The
German standpOinfs. il is said, have been
brouobf materially 4 each other
The L0kaIanzeiqer declares that fhe only thing
necessary is 10 enbOdy OF the negotiations in
new 1oe ser whole be regarded
settled"
The Associated is assured high quarter that
rho iaf;ou is very and that perhaps win be
bIc IN couciude fhe negotiations in the German
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15
Chairman p Years Behind Bars.

Sharply A. 5 thrccscorc members Of
the league marched on to the platform
70 the strains of the tom Brown
March" by that time all Of the boxes
we're filled, ard the only vacant places
were in the upper galleries. Dick Rich
ards. tweniy-seyen Of whose forty-one
years have been spent in prisons and
correctional institutions. called the
meeting 10 order. IL was. he said. an
experience meeting. and As the first
speaker he presented Samuel Warren.
Warren took As his text Prom the
Juvenile Asylum 70 Auburn" and told
how. starting I'm on q career Of crime
through taking clothing store dummy
a. joke. he finally landed in state
Continued on page .. column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15
SAYS ITALY WILL WAR
ON GERMANY MARCH l
Rome Hears Date Has Been Set
for Declaration.

Lond0n. Feb. 10. ne NoTW0E
Post" saws IN dispatch from Rome
that the rumor is current IN political
circles there that thc Italian govern
r,en, viii declare war on Germany on
March /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15
penublicans Unwill-
ing to LET Him Head
the Big Four.
pPF.CONVENTlON
DINNER SECRET
Conference FOreShadoWS
Move to Dampen His
Political Aspirations.

-
-.;.. .o-.,ro,cos vcs-
-, ..o,e che leaders who were IN
F'''y ',-'..s - po,,,b,icsD State
~s '''' w - o,ors tonight at
.'h''D''g, NV ..s....ed that ,bcre was
80 80 and chat desperato Ct
-, we're being made 20 avoid II. which
..,l. ro- succeed. Il was understood
- lac. ricnt chat plans had been
y - n,;,b would disanpoiut the OK
....,o-. ~ Governor Whitman and
,.rn tr-,ber dsmpen some Of his polt-
,..I.,,;-s-io-s
wsH. .te Governor has n good many
100. .so 500 5olerates. the
- -. ,.1 -~.,.i,s,,v decided 70 take
s.t...,. e.. eoo- Of the convention,
-. ,-.;,.. anv Endorsement
.l-..~,..-s+ior. and were deter
.l5 e., ,~. him i'm second place on
.r-. 80 observation-disclosures 10 the
.-...--o,.to, with Senator James
/, w.,.-...t o.. chairman Of the "big
Governor Whitman was confident
...,-5.. .rs. +io convention would
t:.,
r
'''0'' '''0
f.'een Oh inc DIG "i'' '' ''N
,us-Sed g private dinner last night at
rtCsniof! .N'' give" y! 1T ''''.'V'''
''-''', -,...;.-. os
'sr nthe committee on resolutions -.
'tc congcnrou. The guests were sara
.o include c> Senator Elhu Root. Sen
w.s.....-.t. D- Dovid Javnc Hin.
-. n ~
''as' ''a,e ''''"'V'
Ian, who was candidate against Oov-
.rror Whitman iu the primaries: Will
.u TIL c,.b. o,
'n bs'i. .'s al" o'''' ''
ne Governor and other important mat
.ers which will come before the con-
....,,.. ..,.,,. 3;...,s.cd
50.
some OF the leaders urgcQ lne Poii''-
"a. sdyisablty Of avoiding any rcfec-
..o, uror ,bo Covornor bv any action
:a .,l
lhe 'ohFeIiu'"' '' was '"'N' "'''
wanted everything 20 proceed in the
ois,-,o h.--,orior. manner. The iu-
..,.-..-
.'a'ions were however 'naD 'ue'' S"e
.estons would not prevail. Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15

This portion alone was made public
b. CAPTAIN Hunt. I'm the letter and
the bomb sketch was seen the begin
ming of the plot against the church.
II Is deemed probable that the bomb
plot was passed by for the subtler
method Of poison, As concocted m the
death laboratory OF Jean Crones.
The complainant against Allegriui
was Detective Sergeant Edward + ter-
rlingharn, OF the detective bureau, who
yas one OF the men 20 seize Allegrini.
The prisoner and his attorney were
about 90 leave the detective bureau
when tho arrest was made. The a..
tornev threatened 10 obtain p writ OF
habcas corpus. and Captain Hunt de-
cidcd 20 book tho suspect formally 20
Drevent his possible release.
Croroe's entire chemical inferno
was removed from his room 900 the
roomiuc house At 220l Prairie Avenue
10 tho Office Of the city custodian to-
dav. The bottle which contained the
arsenic used in the banquet plot Va
turned over 90 Dr. +. g. Ionney, head
Of the Health Department laboratories,
bv Or. Ralph Webster. who examined
D, A. the request Of II. &. Dohcrty
manager OF the University Club.
luterwovcn IN the Fabric o. the prose
cutiou is the persistent strand Of inter
national plotting The police believe
there is reason 20 suspect that the pois-
oning Of the soup ~ the University
Club banquet Is only the heginninx Of
"a vast series Of death plots.
IN TIN, connection search was made
for Mr.. Sophie Brcsci Mr. Bresci IS
the wife OF the assassin of King Hum
bert Of Italy. she lived formerly At
Vernon PARK Place and Sholto street.
m tho Italian district. but is said nov
90 reside 10 - Paul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15
Orpet Watched Girl Die.

"Orpet, who has confessed that he
stood beside her and watched her die.
must have taken tho bottle away, just
As he must have arranged her body m
a position Of restful slumber. with her
hand under her head and her school
hooks in the hollow Of her arm. II is
safe to say the bottle has been broken
or hidden past hope Of recovery.
THE states case is not complete.
Other angles Of the mysterious death
remain TO be Investigated, but on the
evidence VIC already have feel conf
den. Of our ability TO secure conYc-
tion."
Orpet was told early IN the day % his
cell or the drug CLERKS declaration
Continued on page 2. column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15

Marjorie and little Florence Fisher,
her first lieutenant. rhaperoncd by
Florencc's mother, came over from
Brooklyn after school to open The
Tribune battleship booth AZ the Pam
ANA Pacific Medal Winners Exposition.
Then right away they paid visit TO
the Arabian wizard and palmist, who
scrutinizcd Mariore's plump palm.
Then she flashed quick look Al the
little girl's checks that glowed crimson
after her long walk IN the colo.
"You will live long aud ne happy,
,ho murmured. You Will have many
friends aud will succeed IN whatever
enterprise you undertake
"Will I get my battieshipF Marjorie
Continued on page 8, column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15
MARJORIE MOVIES
SPEEDING TOCITY
Children May See Cap
tain" on Real BattIeship
in Theatres Thursday.

Marjorie IS now in the movies. The
films taken of the originator Of the
children's dime battleship fund climb
ing around the United States steamer
Washington in the navy yard arc now
speeding to New York, 70 be released
in this vicinity on Thursday. Then all
the children who may never sec Mar
iorie in real life may watch her on the
screen.
Just after the armored cruiser had
steamed up the East River. while the
police waited for possible bomb-drop-
pers on the Brooklyn Bridge, Marjorie
was taken to the navy yard and shown
all over the lighting craft. Ensign Carl
Jones showed her how the l0-inch guns
we're fred. She climbed about the tur-
rets and decks, losing her cap IN the
high wind, and ended her inspection by
petting the ships cat. A list OF the
theatres. where Marjorie's pictures
NAV be seen. will be found in another
column.
The little girl is still rather bewii-
dered by the rapidity with which events
have moved sircc she first wrote her
letter to The Tribune inclosing dime
10 start a fund for battieship. she
doesn't understand why she has 70 have
her picture taken 50 often, and, TO tell
the truth. it bores her dreadfully eX-
cept the movies, which were a novelty
She likes to 60 10 expositions, however,
especially when they give her Teddy
bears and candy, and when there arc
lots Of children around to give her
their dimes for her fund. Yesterday
there were little patriots from as far
away as Buffalo and Baltimore who en-
rolled At her booth at the Grand Cen
.rai Palace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15
Marriage Mentioned.

you. as well as your family" writes
Mrs. Burnett, know how Annie Mrs.
Fahnestock1 was received by my sister
and myself when she secretly married
Archie July. 1906. who had told her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15

The author OF "iiuie Lord Faunt-
leroy" and such gentle lines as lean
on NC. Grandpa" has used her YER
satilc pen with hbe!ous effect. accord
Ing 90 charges made by Mrs. Annie
Trau Fahucsto took in her suit for
$50. 900 lied Yesterday through her
attorneys. Niles & Johnson. against
Mrs. Frances Iodgson Burnett.
Among other terms, it is said. Mrs.
Burnett has referred 20 Mrs. Fahnc-
stock as a "lar. slanderer. an ill-bred
meddler. given 90 attacks Of hysteria.
without any sclf-control OF good-brecd-
ing. shrcw and q brawlcr Of doubtful
character and antecedents, quarrel
some. unmaideuly and designing, un-
grateful and subject TO brainstcrms. "
This. Mrs. Fahnestock feels, is intended
2, injuro her good name, fame and
character ard TO bring her into public
scandal ridicule and disgrace"
Letters in which the alleged hbellous
statements occurred were written by
Mrs Burnett i'm February. 1915, and on
subsequent dates TO n person not mem
toned in the complaint Mrs Fshnc-
stock is the wife Of Arch bald Fahne-
stock. nephew OF Mrs. Burnett EX-
cerpts from the letter cited IN tho com
plant. show that the theme Of the cor
rcspondence was Mr.. Fahnostock's mar
r,acn and suh.annnnt nNorts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15
ANARCHIST PLOT
AIMED CHURCH
Letters Show Rome /
Base of Chicago
Conspirators.

Chicago, Feb. II. John AAes flh''
contidant Of Jean Crones, cnmeshed IN
circumstances that point to wholesale
anarchistic activities. was locked up in
the detective bureau tonight, formally
charged with conspiracy TO commit
murder
Captain Hunt. Of the detective bu-
reau, who is directing the search for
Crones, suspected OF having poisoned
the soup served at a banquet to Arch e
bishop Mundelein here last Thursday,
said tonight that the search has de-
vcloped the existence of gang Of tlf-
teen anarchists whose grudgc lay prln-
cipally against the Church and church
men. He said that he had the names
Of most Of the members and that de-
tectives have been instructed TO look
for them.
Captain Hunt named Allegrini as
one Of the alleged anarchists. Letters
seized in his rooms are said to disclose
a widespread plot, extending to Rome
Italy. 70 destroy churches and church
property of all creeds.
Conspiracy Centred in Rome.
According to Detective Sergeant Paul
Riccio, who aided i'm translating the
letters from the Italian ir which they
were written in 1913. the headquarters
Of the society was in Rome. Efforts
we're made. 10 was said. to organize
branches al over the world. In the
United States public buildings were
to receive the attention OF the an
archists. in addition 20 the churches.
Men with whom Croncs worked at
the Country Club. al Cleveland, said
tonight he had been dubbed An
archist" by them for his fiery talk, and
that he had often threatened to Kill
;nc President and other rulers, as vel
a. Catholic Church digntar.es.
The first Of the letters, unaddressed
and unsigned. goes into details OF 4
bomb invented by the writer
This" says the letter. "will he q
fnc thing TO throw among d lot of re-
lgious people when they go out dressed
IN their best clothes on the boulevard
70 talk the sermon over
Several maps and drawings were
found They were said TO indicate tina;
tho plottcrs had designs on the Peoples
Gas Light and Coke Company Building,
Chicago, and other costly structures.
Captain Hunt expressed the opinion
that the attempt to wreck St. Patrick :
Roman Catholic Church, in New York,
some time ago. probably was a part OF
the general plot of the anarchists. The
burning Of six Chicago churches re-
Gently is now thought 20 have been
done by the conspirators.
An amazing discovery came with the
arrest of Allcgrini. In pocket wa
found tho detailed technical sketch Of
n bomb. Also. there was letter. one
of eycrai, referring 20 bombs. L.
said:
"It takes about three months 70 fN
up ono OF these things. Then 70 IS
good enough 10 send a priest or any
other religious man high IN the air"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15
GUARANTEE

Your Money Back
II You Want tt
>,~ rd.forrai Po0c, Col"ri1 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-15
WEATHER

Fair to-day and probably tones
row. Rising temp 'rature.
FuH Report on Pagc 10.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-07
GOHsp Sslaub.

Der 9siut in Gpnep Ssfunb III
| Sonntass sin serabe5u sritaunIidsr
Gr III ia aud pdbrenb Der Wo6e eir
febr sablrsi6er. uber bod fsllt BIZ
| qn5Gbl Der Gdiie, tpelhe iih Conn.
tags IN BEN prdHtiesn Sommerreio,.
erbolsn, ullss bisber SaaetpeIens IL
ben S9attsn. Der seitrise Sonntaa
mar aufs gsue 8elpeis bafiir. 5rop
Der sroBsn SiBs TT bas Cafe 9anian.
elmer Der irsqusnteitsn pldse auf 90.
nep Sslanb. 2lusenfdHinlih labt iif
bas iunss Bolt I'm 5anSpergniigen
turd nihts loren.
Die gsihdiisfiibruna trifit bereits
srobariiae gOr6ereiiungen fir ben IN
sipei gDofen idtifinbenben 80. iGbrs
Iiben Surbsit !oome unb Strabens
Garnepal nit feinen sablofsn Cuff
bartsiten. Der 9arpeft GONE III mad.
gerape fir Die 5armer su elmer ari
BON DorIbs Tair eeiporben. Ssrr 9.
u. pariall bonn Gineinnatier g)oitami.
berprGiibent oer 6arpeit Some9eieqs
i6aft. fddBt, oaB bic beporiteIsubs
4usiieauns 9esenitGnbe i'm Wsrtbe
BON 10000 umfaiIen pirb. Gine
Der arDbien 2litrattionen tpirb Die 9e.
iliistl ausitsIluns iein. gus alien
1beilen Der Der. Staaten unb aud
aus aanaba lperben bic prdhtigiten
1ertreter Der 9iibnernriitotratie sss
janbt tperosn, nm ipom6slif preisse.
irSnt 3u peroeu. Mbsr aud Sartsns
unb 9tlbprobutte iperben ausaeIiellt
itin, nnb Sdusfrauen lit ebenfa1s 9ss
Iesenbeit ssbOten, preiie fir ibre gr.
5eusniIIe 3u srlansen. Beipnherss Sns
iereiIe fperben bic GuuitsesenitGnbs,
irie j. 9. 9smdIbe. MooslIe u. q. srs
reeen.
Wlii Der 9lusitstluns tpirb Elm msbrs
tdeieer &arnspll bertuIben iein. Die
ejeiddftsIeiturs 1T oussnblidlia nit
Der 8uFammsuitsaune bes programs
mes bef9Gitist, oas Elm gang eissnurs
figes Su iperSer peripriHt.
5n bieIer WOde iperhen i'm @aubes
ri[lt auftrsten: Rutb 2attimer, Der
faliforniide ssontrdlip; Daiip GOerett
unb bic .syriebrit Der @rpbe's sGrups
be; ferner 3all unb Bright. SimRams
{ep unb Wipla 4ltne, Rdlin unh May.
tpeu- sHb bic iaSue 1liDetse
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-07
Stammtiidy gsatrrInhb.

Ser StammtiIb Yaterlano riiftet
ii9 pieosr 81 elmer srOBereu Sseitltcbs
feit Suin 9eiten Der Sriegsfiiripree.
Der 9erein pirb ben gdnSeu @rtrag
ieiues SommerfeItes, peltes ain
Samitas, 12. auguf in Rei9ratb's
Bart itattTinoet, Der 8eutIfen unb
9eberrei9ii6 llnedriiaen S,ilfsgeiels
fbaft sutommen laien anh re6Het
besbnlb auf cine rese llRteritiisung.
Sin eroburtiser Sabrmartt lpirb pers
anftdltst unb Sttfttlnsen fir oenieIben
lpsrben bon ben Serren Carl 9eder.
522 DIT 8. Strabe, unb alops Seder.
l42s Main Strabe, nit 8unt eutses
aensenommen. Die Arrangements fir
bic 5eitlichfeit tpuroen htn Serren
2tlobs geder, Ridorb Sabn. Carl
Seder, Otto RieBi6mann. Jobn
AieBitmdnn uub gpparp Ibrfns
,ubertraoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-07

tbsilisung 5useIuat tpurOe. gei Der
bemndait itattfiu6enpen 9eberle Geier
piro Der @erein 5ipei 2ieber 5u 9ebpr
brtngen. Der SetretGr ipuroe beouis
trast. bem S6peiaer Midnuerhor
ltriftlid mit5utbeilen, baB eg ieiber
bem Serpegh Mdnner9Or unmDslitb
gepeien lei, an bem 8astet pienir Der
S9pei5er tbeil5unebmen. ba bic Wit=
glieOer Der 6euerbeitnttung bon syrau
Sulius 3orn beipobnen mubten
Serr 3orn bate feinsm 0ant fir
bic inn bepieiene Sbeinlabma in iubs
itantisIler Weiie 2tusbrud psrlieben,
inbem er ben 9eripaltsr bes 3eltTGen
&lR6s beauftraet bate, ben Serspes
-sbern einen i6mudbaften Smbib nit
ba5u sebOrigem Ndb 5u Ieroiren unS
Spciiung uno 2abung lieben iid) bic
Sanger ipobl i9meden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-07
Seripeeb MGnncrdjOr.

Die Seripegber batten geitern einen
geI6dftigen Gag. Sn eritsr 9inie ers
fiilten lie bic Gbrenpfiibt, Der peritor-
benen 9attin beg langidbrigen Mit,
sliebs 6errr Sulius 3Orn selegentliA
Der Seuerbeituttung i'm Srematpriun
bic lebte Gbre gu eripeiien unb brdG-
ten bic 9ieber rllnter allen @ipfeln III
Stub, Ippie o8eun man bonn 2iebs
ten, bds man bat, muB id1eiben" in
ieelenopller @eiIe su Gebor. 9pm
Srematorium aus 6ssaben Iie ii6 na4
bem Seutiden 8lub, no unter benz
gorIiB bes prdIibenten 8. apsppel
unb Der Srototollfiibrung bes Setres
tGrs Sans 2sosrer Die @eIbdftsocr>
iammluna itatt, gelegentli6 tpel6er
aud bic rlrdbittmmuHg binitatlid bcr
Bubl Der 5eititabt fir oas nGthite
SdngerfeIt bes 9lrbeiter Sdraerbuus
bes unb besiieli6 Der uprgeI6lasenen
8erdnberuna i'm Gmblem oes 8une
bes porsenommen puroe. 5ir Sneias
ndpclis als 6eititaot fpurbel 20
Stimmen unb fir Whlltpautee bret
Stimmen abeegeben. Sir oi, Eriess
ung beg Sammsrs i'm @mblcm bnrf
Die @rbtugel ertldrteu iit 15 Wit
elieber unb fiir bic 8si5tp lIt ing neg
gegentpGrtisen Gm6lalrs 10 Ritsliss
Der.
gIs poiiipe Wlitslieber tpurben bic
6erren @iliam qbillippi unb Wm.
Glperb auFsenOmmen. slm sseit bes
Stammtiid @aterldno gum 9eiten Der
Observation-Disclosures In Der alien 9sis
maib tptrb iid Der 5ertpegb Mdunsrs
DIOR nah beiien Srdften betbeilieen,
pdbrsnb fir bas Bastet pienic Der
SDataliitii1sn Yartsi ooIlsdb!iae @e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-07
Gertigsefteat
st bas Erosramm fiir bic ftabtiids
Nabrnassmittel.s .slusitelnng
3ieielbe wirb am Gienitas er0iimct
nnb baaert bic 10. glasnlt

| Sir bic ftdbtif9e 0abrunssmittel'
ausitellung i'm Gbeiter part, bic am
0isnitag bieIer Wode beginnt unb biz
gum 19. 4uguit bauert, iinb auberors
bentlihe 8orbereitungen getrofIen.
Die einaelnen Gage Der Qusitellunl
iinb fir san3 beitimmte 3pede refer
pirt. Der 8. 9lusuit lit Der Cincinnati
Gag unb Der 9. 9luguit Der r8ooiters
Of TIE 8allep" gag. Der 10. 2lusult
lit fir ben 8erbanb Der 9ittualisnz
gambler beitimmt unb am II. gugHit
] tit aentudp Gag. 9lm II. 2lu9ult miro
ii6 Der Bidder 8erbanb sinfinben
unb am 13. 9fuguit bic 9lngeitelltel
Der Rabrungsmittsl SGnblsr.
Der ID. Qusuit III fir bic Gleif6er
rsferpirt, uno bisIer Sag 1T suslei6
Der Miitters unb ainber Gag. Qm
10. ausuit itellt iid Der ger6anb Der
a06e elm, unb am 16. TT Der Gag Del
Mil9bdnbler unb 5armer. Der II.
q(uguIt 1T fir bic nSpuIspioes Gos
operatiD asague" beitimmt, am 18.
@uguit 1T Der Gag Der aaufleute uno
5abritanten uno am 19. berisnige ber
@ei6GFtsreiienben.
gei bem gantett, bas bic ausiielz
lungs aommifiion am Oienitag
9tbenb peranitaitet, pirb Or. Sarpeg
SO. 8ileb, Der betannte gaArungs,
mittel Grpsrte, Der Sauptreoner Iein.
gtubsrbem fpri6t giirgermeiiter pu6z
ia. WtaH erpariet, bab am 10. Qugult,
benz Gage Der 5armer unb Wiil4hdnos
Ter, Gouperneur Wilis anpeieno ieiE
unb eine 2lnipra6e balten pirb.
@ines Der sigenartigiten &ustel>
lungs Obiette nirb Elm pMobel
Jlat" Iein. in pel6em fir junge
Jrauen bic @runbSiige elmer guten
Sausbaltung bsmonitrirt perben. Sine
ipeitere 9lttrattion pirb eins pollitanf
big eingeri6tste WOtterei bilben, in
tpel6sr iih feds preisSetr0nte Seriep
sfiibe befinben, bic mittels Wai6inen
atpeimal tdglih genolten perben. @t
ne 9efrisr anlage in 9crbinoung
mi Der 4usftellung frii9sn 5leii6es
ip;rb ni9t uerieblen, beionberes Snte@
refe gu erregen.
Sn elmer uo[itdnbig ausgeriiitsten
WertftGtte fir glinbe ipirb elm 0us
bsnb bieisr llnsliidlihen geien, aOts
Be unb aubere 5ausbultunes 9egsns
ftanbe perfertigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-07
Cpier Der Sibe.

Der 42idbrise gd6del SDhm.
1923 Yine Strabe, Der AM 30 Srlt
an einem Sibidlas leioenb, insStaSts
boipital eebradt porben mar, tit sss
tern @ormittas in Der glnitalt gss
itorben.
Sarrp Gilman, Elm 30idhriser
5ubrmann, bon 1867 Reaotng &oap,
mubte seItsru, ba er iniolge Der SiBe
ertrantt mar, lrah Dem StaetboipItcl
befDroeri nerben.
Snfolee zines plDblihen burb bic
Sibe peruria6ten ShpGheurfdlls
fief Der 22iGbrise MaIdintft grant
golaer, 6. unp Mounb Strabe, aes
itern Natmittas an Der 5. unb 9ine
Gtrabe BON Der platform elmer Gar
unb erlitt cine idmsrsbafie Wunbe
am Iinten gein unb tpie bic asrste
bss Stabtboipitals befiir6ten, du9
einen Sddbe!bruh.
Der 52iGbriss gmeripn Wilion,
Elm Selegrapbiit BON 506 Spcamore
Strobe, ipurbe Dor benz @ebdiIbe Ro.
TIA MeWtiIIan Strabe Don einem
SitIm[aa bstroffen unb mubte nah
ben, -Gsahthpirital osbroHt psraen, I.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-07
aleiae ppli5eina@rid)tem

- Die ppli5ei ipurbs BON Der
Whtter Der 20iGbrigen Srene @ielef,
gto. 2526 Spring @Opbe glpenue, er.
ird,t, duf has Wtabhen, oas ielt
Salnitag @ornlittag perihpunben lit
gu faMlOen.
- Soiepb &. Sreilno, 154S Gut-
ter Strabe, tpurbe nm cine HeiietaiAe
nit SSnhnIt, i'm 8ertbe non $40, uno
S9Soicpb 8rob, 1901 Gin StroBe, um
einen sln5lg iul @ertbc bon $50 re.
itpbleil.
guaelle &ooorioge BON 8anf.
lid, ap., beri6tete Der Toli5ei oali
er in einem &altie al Der GarlisIl
9lpenue Inn 800 RItobIeu porben ri.
20 bate 500 bel lid ino Der Gie6
mar groBHilt9ig genug, tbnt $40 sii'
riidgelafen.
- Ger 37idbrige 6arbiae Ston..
ipal SSadinh 415 9feiU StroBc5 Der
I'M Geroa6te Itebt, cine 2ln5abl S5iib.
nerbofe IN &cunebp S5eiqbf5 beraltbt
3u haben, Duroe BON Dem Boli5iiten
9brisnan perhuitet, oils er i'm @e.
arifie mar, nit einem Sad, Der t6
Sjibner eptbielt, in feline @obmtng
cilBltretet Gr gab unumprilbcn
8it, oaB 6ie 0iihucr aeitoblen luaron
uuH erfI1rtc meiter. Dab er 6aS Sith'
nerIteb(cn in geiAdftsndbiaer @eiie
betrieben babe uno es ntht laiieu
fonue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-07
,4lattSmetsfe goselidJeiten'@ @eiellifap

Der llmitanb, bab es benz 8erein
ieiner aOnftitution 5ufolge nidt ers
lnubt 1T. msbr als $40 in elmer SIP
uns fir oubsrOrbentli4s 3pste gu
betpiaisen, OeranlaBte bic geitrige
@sriammluus, bab Der Dor bier Do'
den sefabte gefdluB, ben san5en
Reinertrag oes Yicnics in Sisbldnb
grope Der OsutI6en unb Seiterrsiz
did unsariiaen 9ilfs Seiells
itaft gu iibsripeiisn, in Wieoersrfuds
sung, se3ogen uno umgeitoben murbe.
Gin biesbeaiislider gntrdg tpuros
Don Serrn O. &ublmann ssitelIt. als
Der betrefFenbs paIIus i'm proiotoa
Der leBten Sibung CUR WerIeiung TAM
uno ipuroe Don Der 8eriammlung gut
aebeiben. gs ipurOs iebp6 bic GrtIG
rirns absessben, oab Die 9eisli9aft
auf anbere Weiie oas 9ilfstpert for
bern perbe, ioipeit es in ibrer glant
itebt. gine gintaoung oes llngarldns
Der SilTspsrsins gu Dem WeinleieIeIt,
Sas berielbe am 2lrbsitertas gum Be
item Der arieSsnotbleioenben in Saz
beritumpis @arten peraniiaItet, puros
aneenommen unb reee getbeIIlgang
5ugsii4srt.
Gin Geiud Der wlitglieber Der
platDiitifs @oselihsiten @eIelitup IN
ct. Bernard, g., lin 4uina9me Der
@eIeaitdft oIs Elm 9anses in bic 6tes
zoe @eiellihaft tpurbe unterbreitet,
iebob porlGufis 5uriitsslsgt. bis N
Der 2lneelesenbeit nahere grtunoigun
gen eingesossn perben t0nnen Die
9sriummlins, in tpel6er auBer nem
9lnaefibrten nur RoutinsgeitGfte err
lebigt tpurOsn, fano in Der grbeiters
bale unter 9oriib bes Serrn Sohn
Wilp unb NIT Serrn Suiepb Srints
mann ir. als SetretGr itatt,