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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13

len gsnehmsRs ibres 9utten in Der
3piflune ssrdtben mar. sic feten
bis Dor aur5sm sdn3 gut nit einans
Der ausaetommen, bod auf eiumdl
babe ii9 oas 9entbmen beg MaHnes
asgsu lie gsdnbsrt rup f6liebIich babe
sr re an 81. gtuauit 1916 perIuiisn.
sic DerIorst, oab feline SIdse abges
ruiei.u uub ibr dn9emeHene 4limsnten
bspiliiet tperoeu.
Gieentbii il m [ d er urfull.
Wiarp pQ. 5ommes itrsnste ges
tern cine alage iiber $4,000 gegen
Die Sn. Selma 60. du, bic uuf einen
tiaentbiimli6en lIHfan juriid5ufiibren
III. Die alGssrir bebauptet am 20.
april 1916 in elmer 9rccerp in Rem
port ;ipei gIs6taunen gobnen,
Sein3'ften 5abritdts getauft gu bas
ben, auf penen bic 2lntpeiIung ituno,
buf .s nur n0tbig iei. bic aunnsn Is
MiHuttH lang in teiBes Wdi'er gu
fsaen, I'M bic gobnsn aeniebbar gu
MAIDEN. Gle babe bic anipstIun9
tefol1t unb bunn bic aduns aus osm
0uFer oebcten, els oieielbe ploBIih
trplobirte rno ibr Der Snbdlt ir's
gefiht, auT beioen 2trmen mO Der
grufp ceflooen lsi 7ie hsibsn Bob
reu bdtteu Fd in bieien S6rpsrtbsileU
tisi cinarbettst uno ihr 8ron6DunneR
Sernriatt, an bensn re mebrere no
den 3u leieen bate
3esmoroeS uugetla9t
W m. gan e, ser inter Der autIogc
Nes U2orhes i'm ,Iueiten otraoe. bcanl.
gen an Soieph Sorrca, am 3. Sep.
temter 3 s.. prc3eiiirt r0rHcn 1T,
fpurOe geitern pon Den SrtninIdc'
idlmorenen idalloil befun6en. Ter
Sauptjeule, Der geaen i'm nIitr1t,
ipor ;sohn @lcitn, 1909 9eit Z Ctr
Der bei Der 9Iiiaire eheniaas cincn
StuB ms @eiu erDielt unb oeshnlb
mcbrere g9od,en I'M StootboipItaI 3ll'
brinJeu rulBte.
Dem Srriirn pcrfdIlcn
Ter 5liabrige g9 nj. 0ou9ber'
I y, Der crit Dor einigen @odcn Don
SSrlano eingelpdnoert Ill, wuroe 1e-
itcrn tenrpordr Der Srreunnltnlt IN
2ongpiGp iiberpieien, na fem 3llitcnO
cin irlder lit, oaB er nidt mtf ireieru
Subc belafien nereen fam. 2lIs Der
lliIsiiidlid,e ar ellis SsIaub lanoetc,
5atte er uicr atnOer ietner peritcrbc.
nen Gdnpeiter ilrto $140G bel ii6. 9r
narSe Don iehler SGspeiter @sarp
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13

2yaccbs, @eit A. StrnBe, abgebolt lmn
5icrber gebradlt. mo- er pIoslih ieincn
8eritano oerl3r. Die SSrrendr5te limb
SCR 9lniidr, Dog bic aranfbeit MIR cine
oorigbergebente lei.
Ser beimat6loie Sreb. H b ert :,
bcr am Weontag einen 9oIBiiten mIl
Ser Gtrote anre0ete uno eriuhtc, III
8errabriam genommen 81 neron.
neil er befiirdtete, einen Wloro 81 be-
ge.en. tpuroe geitern ebenioqs tcntpo.
r1r ucd 2cnqoieD geid'idt, bis er nod
Gem SSrrenbaus IN SafioltpiIle, 81
ans benz er entiprungen it, suriifee'
,radlt perben fam.
Ser bteoenes.
Sarolo &. Sprpn erlaugte ein llt.
trcil ii6er $739 IS Qcgen 'tu0olpb 2.
9iaehr. 9ofinaer rno Sopfins Gin
ioltes ilber Sl410.14 9e8en Geo. ".
&iic. - 9einiuger Bros. eiqt iolhea
iiber $155 gegen gillian VI. gSbite
Gie slftipa oeS 8en. 9oeb il. IN
5irna Cincinnati Warble & Gle 60
ueldjcr Dor Strt5em elm sIiilgument
mndte, iiuo aui S363974 abgeif1gt
uor6en.
Gbas. sI. Sprtnl Aiii9nee oes
Scrlnnn ScroNnp, berid)tet, oaB er
SS335 II pereinnabnt unb $7202 .26
ue1anslnbt, 10 oab ct nod 81 133. 45
an Sono BOT, nm 6oroeruuaen I'm
9etraae Don S726O.3S, imDe ieiile ei'
ocnen Euo oie G}ctilbren ieiner 4n'
wGltc 81 be5ablen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13
6amlilton

- @eiteru Wtorgeu tpllroe ocr ben
poItsiiten 1Siemeper nabe 2inDeapalD
Elm pferbeoieb pingfsit gcma6t Der
cine Stunoe pprber oos am Srucqsr
4Denue itebeube 5ubrpert Don gIbtr.
Brill gsitoblen bate,
- Der 2utber 8erein Der 3ions-
@emeiHDs erfpdblte ain ytpntag A6eEb
Folgenee Seamte; YrGIibent, Gatl
Subling; 8i5eprGitbent, 8. Bauer;
grptotpl zSetretGr, Garl 8ercatp; 81
nan5sSetretGr, Is. i. Riemermann;
S6oBmeiiter, VI. 1Sife.
Nus BEN S6laht6aus pm
SGder 8rps., Rp. 1866 Yleaiont aps,.
Ginbenpalo, purben 40YflIup Bett gcs
itoblen.
GeItern puroen Serr u. ateier
unb SRI. 9erna RommeI i'm Pfarrs
bauYe Der ct. Soiepbs GemeiHoe pur9
Rep. WlaperbOfer ebeIit perbuuoen
S6uliuperiuteubent .. Sopce
unb me6rere Gebrer Der 6odIdule ron
!6amiIion perben Der SonferenS Der
2ebrer uou Sbio in Columbus beis
ppbnen.
Sn 6amiIton murbsu I'M 9aufe
bes gtpnats Ropember 90 &iuper et'
bpren.
6arrp 3immers Duroe seitern
pom Utuni5ipalrthier Sbaut megeH
ansebIi9en ungeieBIiden Sptritucienf
8ertarfs uutsr eiuer Siirgi1oft pOn
$500 ben @robgeibpOreHen iihertuie.
len.
Serr 9bdrles Gdu,buff, Der 9Sris
itoeui Der RGtiDHd PreBel 60, ipurb.
our6 ben 5Ob ieirsr Wlutter. 6rou
@brtitine 2autbuff, aeb. 8rtiuaseI, in
srobe srauer perIeBt, Sie itarb I'm
6eim ibrer 9D6ter. 6ruu J. StdbeI.
gp. l849 5uuftelb Strabe. GiuefHs
matt
Wlurtbu Wl. 6drris reihts es,
itern gegeu 2llbo 6orris cine Sfeis
bungstIuae elm. Sie belnuIbiat ibn
Der brutalen gebaHDIuHs unb uutsr.
boltsprDeigeruns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13
@emeiues aeitlid,feiten.

Der 5rauenp.rein Der Gpdng
prot. ct. Spbanness 9,ms.nOs auj
Wt. guburu (paiior grnit goB)
Bat umfaN.nbs 9orbsreiiuHsen sstrof'
len. um Miittpod, 13. Dejember,
gidhmiitass pon2.30 bis s llbr eiu
anfisstrans6en unb Weibuattsp.r,
saui 3u peraniiaIten. Jn bieiem tilrs
zen 3eiiraum tpirb ssbem bic bette
e,elssenheii seboien. idlon, lno niiBS
!ite GessniidHbs burh antnui 81 sr'
ipsrben, lin ii4 islbit oor anbfrsu
zine 5reube 3u bereiten. 9lHh in fir
sis anssHebmite llnt,rbaItnHg ieglide,
art Sorss seiraaen. es ipirb bi,
Scffnuns dusseiprphtn. bab ole. bic
Fix eds WobI Der Gemsinbsig5e 5ns
.sreNt bnbsn. baiisl5s bstuncsn psr,
ben. inosm iie bisiss llnsernebmen nod
9raiieH linieritiibtn.
Der s5rauenperein Der prot.
@sterss airde (paitor Saus SaupD
bait beti, Ranmiiias ieim lsbts
: uissjdbtise 8srinmmluns ab. Bel
snitlbtn finb ole GjIiebsr Res gereius
trfufi. lire i'm 5uli aussesebnsn
.sinsn YfsnHis pro 1nsegiiGtsin-
tinSursittn. unb ss ipirb elmer psfs
ariiaitn 9sriummIuna entgegsneeI..
ben. Zen anffts Dsrben bic Damsr
bss @orjianbes isrDireR. CT ipirb IN
Hnbsirnfi Der burd ben Gineans be-
SnHmsIbiiblein ju er5ieleHben GiHs
nab,Hsn irsi isrpirt iuerben. Der Uors
iicnb srInht bringeno lin bas grs
,tsinsn aller Gli.bsr.
- Der 5rantnpsrsin Der Sdilsb
50. prot. 0emeinbs q. @dnas, gas
Ytor) pisbt am Dpnnritas. IA. 1t,
ssmb.r, Rahmittags bon 2 Bis 8 llhr.
iinsn saffee. Die Freunbliten @aits
aeberinnsn iinb bic Damen: Brau q.
1istlds 5rou 8. sonies, Syrnr 8.
Nnlibr, 5rnu ~. Witt. Srau 3. ~.
-'d,osn,banm. 1rnu 20. Strissbcrf.
5sbsrmonu iit frsuabIi&p sinst!apsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13
Stfa meutsfrett tn
Qusfi6t

Sm probdtssribt purben q,ii,rn
auf gstrsiben Don Ri4arb Sibbsn.
ebleaso zines gruosrs unb ,yrau oSsi.
llt Z. 5arpie bon gDanjton, III, sIner
Vi9is Der @eritorbeHsn, bic 4usiaasu
Der 3susen enisegensenommen, p,l.
DE eas asiiament bes Grl. gea. R.
3tboen oos Dor tiIrsem wabrenb einer
Hsils TN Often geitorben III, unt,r,
l6risbsn baben. 9as GriginaI ae,
lament puroe ithon Dor Sabren abae.
1dbi bod 1T ein aOoisill porbanbsn,
III ipsl6sm 5rl. !6i6ben nab bsm 20.
be ibres grubers Stnrp 6ibben, bsf.
len Jfamen ausftrid unb oaflr ibre
ylicfte sinfebit, fopis anbere tlein.rs
8erdnbsrunsen pornabm. Dies ae.
ihab ldut ausiase Der syrau Ssi,n
6. Wit4ea, 2o47 stuburn glpenus,
ipelhs 5rl. 9ibb.u auf elmer NeiIe
INN sie @clt begleitete, TN Sabre
1908 in Gan aranciseo. Sn BEN
Selteatcnt nermndn fsn. Sibbcu ibren
Gruber in Chicago $1,000 unb Is 9fts
tlsH Der 70 g. Wlsrrea GbemiraI 60.
ibrer Ridts bis ginflinfte bon rs Qlt.
iien Der 5ibben Drp Goobs 60, ipelh'
petisr. na1 bem 5ob. bsr glifts on
Gussnt 6. atipis unb 9bos. 80. qll.
len, bic aud, ais TeitdmentspoIliireder
aenannt finb, fallen. Der Ult. Hotre
DAME acabsmp in geabins, 8. uno
bem 5rinitp Goatss in Waftinaton,
.. @. finb 5000 refp. $1,000 ausae.
febt. gu iimmtIide SntereiIenten
burh ibre anpGlts ptrtrsten par,n.
aeItebt bic slrfid,t, bab, troebem Dos
1sfiomtnt RON Rihttr eueSers au
probat 3uselafeH ipurbs. baslslb. BON
bem grIbr uuo Der Ridie ansefc6.
ten tperben tpirp.
SpbH .. RodeftlIer's
Wobniib bstrsffsnb.
Die Jrops, Oh bsr DeImaanot
: Jptn .. ModsfeIIer i'm Gtaa.
ss Dbio cher IN RaD Vcrt isinsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13
q eo b eutenbes aegat fiirbtt
Cine. llniueriit1t

@eo eoentenbes 9egat fiirStc
Cine. ltniueriitGt
Fem geiiern eineereidten Seita.
ntent oes pentorbeuen @erlegers
6rancis 8. 9aIomin suiolae,
,riro bic heiioe llniperiitdt nah gluS.
iahlirng einer anjabl anoerer Qeaate,
ben aeit ieineS 8erm6aens, Der lid, aui
100000 belmtfcn oiirfte, beoin.
giinIslcS erbalten. Gas Seitarlent iii
bonn s. Slmi 1916 hutirt uno in benz.
'cIbcn iest Der erblaiier 3nn6bIt lei.
ner Shpcter SSoiepbine ". Dsarr,
satcn, Fa, ani 2ebens3cit bic 2ilt.
fen pom t400 aftien Der GIepeIano s.
ptttsburg n. " 60, ioipie Den ertraa
,eineS @riubeigentbums IN gaton,
Go., in GaiBen BON ehpa S122, 500
mls mno beitimnt. baB Der oanse 8e.
trag mad ibren Soee gIci5beitlih oil
l9re orei ainoer fallen ioa. fSrl. Ghar.
lottc 8. @arb BON Iron, g. D., er6dlt
cine lebeilsIdngIi6e 2eibreitte BON
80 aiis einem sn eriinoe4iben Srlrit.
fono, Der nab ibrem Go6e micoer REM
all9srneinen RadIaB BuiaGen fol-. Sei.
nan gsefien unb giif,ten Senrp y.
Naro, llr6ana, eu., Eif)urb 8.
Ssnro, Senet, Gal, CAROLYN Gbap.
nIa. Bridgeport, Conn.,, 2atbrop 8.
Salopin, gtiltIano, gt., SosparS &.
9alSpin, SaIt Cafe GitD, lltab. uns
gloen 9. @aIbspin, SoIpate, Wlaii.,
rcrnladt er ie $4,000 unb Der Ret
ees Sermogens. Der obnc 5peiiel ben
einIangs erpohnten getras erreifcn
:ptro, fdlIt beoinGinsslos on bic Gin.
einnati llriDeriitdt. Die Central sruii
q Safe GepOiit Go. rpiro ais 5ita.
mentspollitrederin unb 2ruitee er.
ilaHlIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13
@ehcrite Eran.

5rdu Gina Glart Don gio. 1924
State 9lDerue puroe geitern Abeno
an Der Queen Stir 4penue, nGhe ben
@elsiicu oer y. uro .. 8abu DON
einem iarbigen Strol4 ansefullcH, oer
ibr bic Sunbtaibs gu entrsiBeu per
Iu9te. Dieies betum BEN 9uriben
iebp6 iebr libel, benu Eruu Glart. bic
uuseni6etnIid peiB, Oab Die Geget an
ben S6ieHbeinen am empfinolititeu
iiHb, bearbeitete bic S6ienbeine bss
9nri6en ean5 gebOris nit ibrea Stic.
ieIn, ipbob Der Rduber pebfIaseno buz
ponlief, obne Yeuts genahi Su baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13
0ld,fsebn aHpmate smm Besablen.

Saueane?
THE UNION GAS ELECTRIC CO..
The Union Light, Heat & Power Co.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13

Die 5roes. Oh bsr DeImaanot
Jptn .. modtfeIIer i'm Gtaa.
ss Dbio cher IN RstD Wcrt lsinsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13

5. u. Sutton, Gbas. SOiepb. 4altsr
aruestaulp unb Srant aasnps, 3ru-
tees; 2Ouis granb, Sbeobor Mense
uuD 4nton S9atb, priifunessaom
mittee; 5rant 2pbmann. Delegut 5ar
HatioHaltonpention.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13
Siigela Sii nad3 Der geitrigem lSe,-
ie-tpie bier:

DIES 1T bic idusrfte 99sIe. sic btgsn Habe einem
b.iben Oisn, MAIDEN aa6qoie S6ritte, lin bic Gtien
su pe6ieln, bdnn reinigen eis bag Glen isbssmaI,
bamit es bic alsiber ni6t 6si8mubt
Die eeftrige BsiTs fl6bt S6nsn sSurdt Elm DOT bsm
gisetag uno fsinsn llnbsqusmIi5teiten. se milf.
fen ben Diem dbrGumen uno bic Gifen auTiteqen.
Damn miiien sic porten Big bic Gisn beiB perbsn.
Sic lauf.n 8sfa6r. Sbrs Singer gu Dsrbrsnnsu unb
aud aOPffamr8en gu bstOmmsn, she bic Sasslar'
belt bssnbet III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13
Uinniifer sdlntaeiellihoft.

Die Mtuiiter S6usseieuI6aft bat
fiirs lauienoe Sdbr bic Fo1genben 8e,
amten eepdblt: 2ouis Softer, prdEs
bent; @sorae Sdatb, 9i5eprdiibent;
gBm. $. Sauttump, SetretGr; SoIepb
Sibep. Saasmeiiter; Gbas. gu1oif.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13

5raneis s. gaIbwiu permad,t Der bic.
iIsen liniberiitGt etpa S500,00O.

yeridJt ber 0ruhgeidJippreusn eufbdIt
Spei 0rrbanflasen - Der farbige
yioroer 9ienben Gais fam Sen
eleffriid)en Stnbl nid,t entssbeu. -
gSm. Zane oes Rorbes lberinbrt.
- Gbeiheiomnss.5alls. - .SdJa.
SeneriaetIaseu. sladJlaaiaGen.
- YeridiebsneS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13

s hr biz ae
ettriAs senns SaHt
aastrlamast, fG sbun ptb
9ortI @an'
edr'd nGhcn
efd ertt ua6en gle 1oal
afe dstrt !rduIn err6 odnn se mte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-13
gle fDnnen nad) Der beutiGea gSe fe
biiaeim-tpie bier!

Oies lit bic eleftriide NeIe bic leittsite gBeiie.
sic tonnen irgerOpO in 6auIe bagsln. sic braus
den bic Giien niAt gu fpeffelu unb tonHen aud bic
aleber ni6t ffmuBs ma6en. 8as giIeu bIeibt
beib, aber sic blsi6en tiibl.
Die beutige @eiie 1T 70 einfad, RAP es Oas giiqeln
angenebm ma6t &ein Sfen lit ab3urdumen. Seine
giien iinb auf5uiteGen. Ssin 8arten Bis bic @iIsn
beiB perpen. sic brdufen nur pie aorbe NIT trs
qenbeinem elettrii6en 9Iud gu perbinrsn Hno Sic
tonnen gleid anfangen 3u blgeIn sic oerbrennsn
Sbre singsr nttt, nod betommen Sic &opf'
fhmerSen.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-15
DOING A GOOD BUSINESS

The White Star Line Transfer Co.,
owned by Collier Bros, is enjoying a
big business in the moving line.
The Messrs. Collier since their ad-
vent into Ocala have worked up a
business of large proportions by their
close attention to all work given them.
They have kept abreast of the times
and recently inaugurated an auto
service for handling transfer and
moving work of all kinds.
Within the past week they have
been moving the household goods of
several families back to town from
Lake Weir, among them the effects
of Messrs. D. w. Davis and FL. S.
Chambers. Wednesday they were
called to Eustis to move the house
hold effects of Miss Ella Mendenhall
from that city to Ocala. Today, these
enterprising young men are moving
the furniture, etc., of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
M. Moore into the Dunn residence on
Fort King avenue.
Besides the auto vans the company
operates several drays and a large
covered van which will probably hold
the entire contents of a four-room
house.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-15
On Border Pacification are Nu-
merous and Ample
MAJOR GENERAL BLISS GIVES COMMISSION GOOD ADVICE On
SITUATION IN MEXICO
ASSOCIATED Press)

New London, Sept. 15.-It seems
improbable that any agreement for
the pacification of the Mexican border
will be reached by the Mexican
American joint commission without
prolonged discussion. Practical OBJ
stacles have arisen to numerous sug-
gestions made. Major General Bliss
told the commission of objections that
can be raised to many proposals, in
Guiding provision for a constabulary.
His attitude was not revealed but it
was believed he shared the view of
many army officers that any plan
would depend on a stable Mexican
government. 1t has been contended
that if the Carranza government is
strong enough to give practical CO.
operation in forming border police,
such force wouldn't be needed. The
commissions session was short, the
Mexican members leaving for New
York for the celebration tomorrow of
Mexico's national holiday. The ses-
sions will be resumed Monday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-15
MIR. BLITCH COMES AGAIN

Editor Star: / hope you will allow
space for enclosed. You have many
readers of your paper who are in
reach of these points and who l am
sure will appreciate the courtesy.
felt when | started writing those
articles for your paper on the guber-
natorial situation that | would soon
convince you of your error, but / find
am wasting valuable time on you
as you are determined to await the
outcome of court proceedings. How
ever you want to be careful how you
talk about guardians. You mention
three or four you know and say one
has pretty wife, etc. Now I have a
pretty wife and l expect all the
others have, and we are not going to
stand for such partiality.
Your reference to Mr.. Cats as run
ming for governor as an independent
does Mr.. Cats an injustice, and be-
lieve after mature thought you will
agree with me. Mr.. Cats won out
in the primary, has the certificate
just the same as Mr.. Trammell or any
of the other nominees, and from your
own position he would not be running
as an independent until the courts
award the nomination to Mr.. Knott
which in my judgment they are not
going to do.
If / understand their ruling, they
are going to take oral testimony OF
the voters of Madison and Hamilton
counties and if they do this it will be
Christmas before they get through
and then Mr.. Cats will be elected and
ready to take his seat.
Mr.. Editor, if you will only be fan
to Mr. Cats, / will not take up any
more of your space. ]. S. Bitch.
Montbrook, Sept. IA.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-15
STRIVING TO AVERT
A SYMPATHETIC STRIKE
INDICATIONS ARE THAT ENTIRE NEW YORK TRANS
PORTATlON SYSTEM WILL BE TIED UP
(Associated Press)

New York, Sept. 15.-Although
union leaders have virtually abandon
ed hope of an amicable adjustment of
the differences of the striking carmen
and their employees, official circles be-
lieved today some action would be
taken to avert the threatened sympa-
thetic strike of seventy thousand
trade unionists. The Central Federat-
ed Union of Manhattan is scheduled
to meet today to consider joining the
strike. The Brooklyn Central Union
has already voted for a strike. From
midnight until early today Sixth and
Ninth avenue elevated trains were
bombarded with bricks and other mis-
sles. One guard was hurt. The
elevated and subway service continues
normal.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-15
DIR. CARSWELL

DIR. S. J. T. Carswell, well known
Marion county physician, died yester-
day in Jacksonville. He was buried
today at Reddick, where he had made
his home in recent years. The Star
learns of Dr. Carswell's death with
regret, and has the sincerest sympa-
thy for the members of his family.
DIR. Carswell came to Marion coun-
ty about 16 years ago from Georgia
and located at Citra, where he prac-
ticed for many years. A number OF
years ago he went to Brunswick, Ga.
and to Jacksonville as an eye, ear
nose and throat specialist, but his
health failed and he gave up practic-
ing in both cities. DIR. Carswell mar
ried Miss Johnson of Reddick.
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(Associated Press)
NOTIFIED OF
HIS NOMINATION
Tom Marshall Now Knows that Re-
ports of His Candidacy
are True
ASSOCIATED Press)

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 15-Martin
II. Glynn, former governor of New
York, in an address here yesterday
notifying Vice President Marshall of
his nomination, took Chas. E. Hughes
to task for his recent denunciation of
the passage of the Adamson bill. Mr..
Glynn said that "if the republican
candidate thinks this bad law why
did he not say SO before two-thirds
fhis party declared in favor of it in
the House of Representatives Why
didn't he ask the republicans sent
there to exercise their right and kill
the bill They could easily have done
So"
The ceremonies nominating Mar
shall were the third of their kind held
IN Indianapolis in the past few weeks.
Hanly, the prohibition candidate, and
Fairbanks, the republican vice presi-
Dental candidate, were also notified
here.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-15
NOTICE

To Our Friends and Customers:
Owing to the big advance on flour
and other raw material used in our
line, we are compelled to raise the
price on bread and other bakery
goods. We dislike very much to dc
this but as you know flour and other
materials have almost doubled In
price, you can readily understand our
reason for raising prices.
We are compelled to do so and after
Sept. 10, 1916, our price for small
loaves will be &C., butternut and other
Zoe. loaves, 12c.; Pullman bread &c.,
all rolls 12c. per dozen, cookies 12c
per dozen, doughnuts, 12c. per Dozen
etc. Very truly yours,
Carter's Bakery,
Per T. G. Carter.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-15
AID FROM ALL
OVER THE EMPIRE
And from Loyal Britons i'm Neutral
Countries Constantly
Pouring In
ASSOCIATED Press)

London, Sept. 15.-Officials of the
treasury have been surprised by the
steady inflow of gifts from all parts
of the empire and from former Brit
ishers in neutral countries in the form
of cash towards meeting the expenses
of the war. The donors range from
men and women to small boys and
girls, the former sending sums mount
ing up as high as thousand pounds
and the latter renting the contents
of their savings banks. A total of
many thousands of pounds has been
sent. Sums ranging from a shilling
to thousand pounds are acknowledge
ed with the same promptness and
politness by the treasury.
Many gifts are accompanied with
notes explaining that they are de-
signed as substitutes for personal SER
vice at the front, and one man in Can
ada explains that sum of 200 pounds
is intended as payment for schooling
obtained in England a half century
ago.
Many of the gifts are sent in the
form of monthly donations, one man
in Asia having instructed his bankers
to remit certain sum to the treasury
monthly until the end of the war
Among anonymous contributions are
those of 5000 and 4,050 pounds re-
spectively, among the few mentioned
The women are contributing gener-
ously, one sending check for a hun
dred pounds and declining excheque1
bonds in exchange. A number OF
handsome, even princely gifts, from
India, are acknowledged by almost
every mail.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-15
SUPER -DREADNAUGHTS
CREW CAN SHOOT
Great Battleship Pennsylvania Made
New Record i'm Gunnery
ASSOCIATED Press)

Washington, Sept. 15.-A new
worlds record in naval gunnery has
been made by the super-dreadnaught
Pennsylvania. The navy department
announced last night that the battle
ships twelve fourteen-inch rifles
mounted in four turrets on stimuli
taneous broadside in a recent trial
registered five hits on a small target
at range of twenty thousand yards
or eleven land miles. At that distance
the target was not visible to the
Pennsylvania gunners. The record
is considered more remarkable be-
cause it was the first time the guns
had been fired since they were mount
ed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-15
BOARD OF TRADE WILL
MEET FRIDAY EVENING

A special meeting of the board of
trade will be held this evening at
7:30 o'clock, at which number of
important matters are to be consider
ed. Mr.. ]. M. Meffert will have a
proposition to make with regard to is
suing bonds for the purpose of bring
ing new industries to 0cala. There
viii be discussion of the proposed
state marketing bureau, which was
originally promoted by the Marion
County oBard of Trade. A delegation
will be named to attend the meeting
of the National Farmers Union in
Palatka in November.
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GET RID OF THAT
MISERABLE FEELING

There are few diseases that make
one feel more miserable than dis
ordered stomach. Mrs. A Wingale,
German, n. Y, writes: 81 began US
ing Chamberlain's Tablets about five
years ago. At that time I was hav-
ing a great deal of trouble with my
stomach. | suffered great distress
due to indigestion and constipation.
Nothing did me much good until / got
Chamberlain's Tablets" Obtainable
everywhere. Adv.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-15
INSANITY ON THE
DECREASE IN IRELAND
ASSOCIATED Press)

Dublin, Ireland, Sept. 15.-Insanity
in Ireland has lately shown decrease,
chiefly among women. This is some
thing new, as Ireland's statistics for
insanity have always been unusually
high. The superintendent of the asy-
lum at Belfast declares the reason for
the decrease is due entirely to the
improved standard of living and to
the restrictions on the liquor traffic.
Many people who lived in poverty, are
now in comparative luxury. There
are, he declares, solid grounds for the
hope that, especially among women,
Ireland will witness a great diminu.
ton of neurotic disorders.