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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-21

,s Worklng women in Pennsylyania's
vsas are paid almost $4,000 .
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Natives of southwestern Europe are
said to esteem earthworms as diet.
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AT CAMP KEYES

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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICA TIOH
MISUNDERSTANDING

KITCHEN WOMAN AT ONCE.
Granite City Cafe Hallowell. Me.
Oct0fdot
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SPECIAL
TODAYO ONLY
FREE

FREE
Today only, we shall give to every
customer who buys enc pound Of our
"GiIt Edge" coffee for 35c. one.haif
pound can Of Primrose tea, value SOC.
The above offer is to introduce this
new tea and coffee and should Be taken
advantage Of by everyone who loves
good tea and coffee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11
STOTESBURY CAN EARN
LIVING AS ART MODEL
Man of Millions Needn't Starve.
Can Make 80 Cents
an Hour

l.. Il. Stotesburv need never stHrvc. A
man of millions and infinite resources in
other respects. were those millions to be
wiped out tomorrow, he could stil keep
the wolf from the door This by reason
of a new ana startling ability on his part
but recently come 20 light.
For. whisper it, Mr.. Stotesbury. in ad-
dltion to being able to run railroads.
with rare facility, is an artists model
"par excellence"
This new one of the great hnancer's
rare accomplishments has been revealed
most unexpectedly. But the fact remains
that Mr.. Stotesbury for several weeks
past has been posing for the advanced
class in sculpture at the Graphic Sketch
Club.
The Graphic Sketch club Is an organi-
cation founded II years ago to provide an
artistic education for those who could not
afford to pay for IT, The advanced class
consists of four students, all OF whom
are OF foreign birth.
At the present time MIR. Stotesbury it
is understood, Is furnishing his services
as a model gratis. 1t Is whispered that
he plans to purchase the most successful
of the creations OF the -four sCulpturs or
maybe all OF them.
However. should dark day come. pos
ing would always insure for the banker
a means of livelihood. since the young
the average. As model he would be en-
titled to the regular emolumeat.
That is TO say. 3j cents an hour
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11
WOMEN TRY TO HALT
U. S. DEFENSE PLANS
Peace Party Protests Before
House Committee Against
Preparedness

WASH INGTON, Jan. u.-NiGorous pro-
test against the Administration prepar-
edness program was formally presented IA
Congress today by the Woman's Peace
Party holding its second convention here
Miss Jane Adams. chairman, and a
delegation OF the party appeared before
the House and Senate Foreign Affairs
Committee Their peace and anti-prepar-
edness plan urged:
A Congressional Joint Committee to
Investigate within six months condi-
ton of national defense; probability of
hostile action by any foreign Power,
, and plans to reduce international fric-
tion by legislation and diplomacy.
A peace conference of neutral ma
tions be called at once,
A third Hague peace conference.
Government ownership of munltion
plants.
A joint commission OF Americans.
Japanese and Chinese TO study Orien-
tai questions.
Almost all convention delegates at
tended the committee hearings. other
speakers besides Miss Addams were Mrs.
Crystal Eastman Benedict Mrs. Lucia
Ames Mead, of Boston, and Miss S, P.
Breckenridge, dean of the Womans Col
lege of Chicago University.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11

Of volunteers have come forward 70 az
sist ns IN the great work we are trying
10 do In riehting the problems OF the
distressed in the city.
lone thing the show has done is that
II has knocked on the head some OF tne
skepticism which prevailed In, this citS
a to the work of the Society for or
ganlzing Charity. It was argued on every
hand that more funds were spent by the
society on the salaries of its workers
than on charity, but ] think one only
has to look around the exhibit and find
out for himself just how magnificent and
noble is our work.
Today there was a talk on Mosquitoes,
How They should BE Swatted," by James
II. McCrudden, which win be followed by
the movies that don't move" depicting
a drama entitled, out OF the Depths
Or. Wilmer Krusen, new Diractor of
the Public Health. was the principal
speaker at conference on The Fanilv
and Municipal Charities" Miss Ella +.
Harris also spoke. This afternoon Di-
rector Of Public Safety William II. VIII
son and Or. Charles II. Frazier spoke
on THE Family and State Charities"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11
K0ENIG, CHIEF PLOTTER
FOR GERMANS, MISSING
Wanted by New York Police on
Charge Concerning Robbery
of National City Bank
NEW YORK. Ian. II.


Paul koeng, head of the Hamburg
American secret service Is missing.
United States Dvt-ict Attorney Mar
shall's office was so confident hands could
be laid upon tte erman agent at viii
that the idea II ruld not be found was
pooh-pooed yeRtrrHay Ar assistant, when
informed that thu police were anxious to
apprehend koenig, promptly announced
that lie could be found at a well-known
Broadway ho'o
Il Acting CAPTAIN Tunney rushed two men
to the hotel 20 arrest Koenig on a war
rant issued by Magirt ate Harris yester-
day which charges MN with infiuer cling
an einp'oSc gift or gratuity in nv en-
ployer's ohs,rs~~. n, .he hotel IL was
learned t''a' Noenig wgs entirely Ln-
known
Detective Bsrrnlz and others of Tun-
ney's pOme squad had searched a: the
house Ia sSth strntI where Koenig was
supposoI &C live. onJy &c find that he had
moved; aid heo vtsitl,d fSoenig's offices,
in the .tanuurg-A 4 mercan Building, 40
Broadw oy, 10 md em deserted and
clos.n,
Federal aua orities, pointing to the fact
that Koerhs IL 10y or $4,000 ball on two
charges VI carrying IA In the United
States military enterlTises against Can
ada. aseettea Ihnit Ic nndence that he had
not fen.
Stes. /, was ton.d the Assistant Dis
tricI Attorney was in error as to his
wnt aLO-ts. another Government inves-
tigator VA quite positive he could lat
his fngefs on Koentg at any moment.
lie safu tho German agent is in a sani-
tari,iin recrperating from a severe Illness.
When the porice pressed him TO tell
wLeie they could arrest K"enig, he de-
cin-u 1t wasn't proper to rearrest him,
aid refused to tell.
This gave rise to report that so
ANXIOUS were Government officials TO
md Roenig that they asked District
Attorney Swami TO have the tRrdy State
warIhht Issued. IN order that both city
ano ,Sderal detectives might have ample
exrL~s IL nunt for the accused man.
The wIiaIt issued by Magistrate
HarSk ytstUr oay grew out of Koenig's
dealings wah Frederick Schleindl, clerk
in the Natioi.al City Bank.
W:.SI. aoSiIig was arrested on the
charge az conspiracy to blow up the Wei
Iai.1 Cana. the name of Schleindl and
evluoi.sS =! paN,re' Is to the latter were
fouh-d IN r., ~Dook Herman Metzer,
Koen,gs b,iv..,e secretary, who DO anne
"a GcveE--i.eiA Tni ess. charged Itoenig
had made isgu.Gr payments to tie clerk
for aeea->s a. tins LaaS's papers. reveal
Ing oes,ur-e OF tn. Alites.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11
RIGID STEPS TO GUARD
DUPONT PLANTS TAKEN
Extreme Precautions in Force
to Prevent Repetition of
Explosions

Extreme precautions were taken al all
the du Pont powder works in New Jersey
and Delaware and the strictest discipline
enforced today to prevent repetition OF
the series OF disasters of yesterday, when
three explosions occurred within is hours,
one of them causing the loss of three
lives, at the Carney's Point plant.
The guards have been doubled. and al
though this is explained by the company
as routine matter, all reserve guards
being called TO their posts following an
explosion, It Is understood that the pres
ent armed force always on duty will be
greatly increased in numbers.
The other two explosions were in the
Hagley yard of the du Pont company on
the Brandywine. at Wilmington. The first
of these occurred shortly before O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon when five pounds
Of powder in a barrel which was being
glazed in the prismatic powder depart
inent exploded and Joseph Colt, who has
charge of the MILL was bruised.
Thlrty-nve minutes later 500 pounds Of
powder exploded In a mealing mill. where
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11
CHEW MAY LEAD BELGIAN AID
Prominent Philadelphian Invited to
Head Pennsylvania Club

Pennsylvania representative on the
Commission for Relief in Belgium, lie
is a member OF one OF the oldest families
"a descendant of Benjamin Chew, who
was a Tory during the Reyolutlon-and
a lawyer. He has not yet made up his
mind whether or not he will accept. The
invitation came from Albert Cross, sec
the commission.
MIR. Chew is the youngest son of Mrs.
Samuel Chew. He Is IS years old and is
married. His home is at Radnor Mr.
Chew was fraduated from Harvard in
1908, and has Travelled extensively in
Europe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11

their widows ana orphans -
william Hiram Foulkes ana ~ n
ants viii present the cause n .'1e rss't
Of the various churches. 'ne p'Ap'.>
Five hundred pastors. eId.r.
inent iaymen met at dinnor and nfbs
walton last night and consia.l.ns .ns Ha.e
TOT the campaign. Doctor Fo,,,eo plah
IS general secretary of the Rosas'es vi
isterial Relief and S tentat,os of VI
great success in other cities ~ mas h,t
sands OF dollars already havins ny NY hou
trinuted. Justice William p. pyeen po,.nn coa.
clared that sound WORKING u,uer J,.ter a
9een PEE &c, obtained cad predicted great wan ~ hsa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11

powder Is ground. No one was injured.
The officers OF the company insist tnat
all three explosions we're accidental, nut
employees say that notices had been
posted recently warning men to get out
Of the plants, as something was 20
happen between January ! and January
To-" After an Investigation II was SAID
that mo reliable employe had said ne
had seen the notices"
The three men killed at Carney's Point
were Richard Day Larney, Al years Old
of Philadelphia, father of four children
p. G. wynns, 81 years old Of 60l2 Irving
street, Philadelphia, and John Walsh, S
years old. OF Carney's Point. The prop
erty loss caused by the three explosions
Is about $1,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

NASHINGTON, Jan, IT,
For eastern Pennsylvania; Partly cloudy
aud ,older tonishts Wednesday cloudy,
with probaLly shOw or sleet In north and
west pOrt.Ils; II oderate northwest to
north Winus.
Tie Storm that was central over the
Lake region yesterday has moved east
wasd TO the Gulf of st. Lawrence, ae-
con.paIl-ed by general rains over its en-
tire course II has caused mild tempera-
tu.va III tie Atlantic States. but is being
followed by a colder area that has spread
oyes the upper Lake region and south
wa.d u he Ohio River. The disturbance
tha, nhs reported from the plateau re-
gluia Yesterday has moved southeastward
and has spread eastward over the lower
Mississippi valley II appears to be run
ming under and ahead of the northwest
ern cold area.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11
CHARITY WORK HERE OPENS
EYES OF THE "BEST PEOPLE"
More Than $4,000 See Exhibits.
Prominent Speakers Today

philadelphia charitable institutions are
being put on their feet" said an official
today at the Educational Exhibit of the
society for Organizing Charity in the
Widener Building. THE present exhibit
tion is stirring the city TO its depths. I
believe. we already have had more than
1900 people pass through the doors. and
this number represents the best class Of
Philadelphians: the ones we were most
anxious to reach.
"Already we have had confiderable In
the way Of funds donated and hundreds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11
CHURCHMEN START CAMPAIGN
Presbyterians Raising City's Share of
S1O.OOO.OOO Fund

A campaign, TO be conducted quietly in
this city for the next three months, started
today for the obtaining Of Philadelphias
share toward the $4,000, 900 fund for the
support Of aged Presbyterian ministers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11
Geraldine Farrar III With Grip

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Jan. 1I-Be-
cause she was suffering from an attack
Of grip, Geraldine Farrar Cancelled her
engagement 10 appear here last night.
She did not leave her private car while
In Oklahoma City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11
Lexington, Ky, Theatre Burns

LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan. T1.--AIany big
buildings in the heart of the business
district were endangered today when Ben
Ali Theatre, the finest in Kentucky. was
partially destroyed by fire with $4,000
loss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11
Store Ronbed of s15ss in Clothing

Clothing valued at Sl53s was stolen from
the tailoring establishment of Philip
Essnsr, 6s3 North 9th street, some time
between Il and 6 o'clock this morning.
Tine thieves entered by breaking i'm a side
uool.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-11
Almanac of the Day
Lamps TO Be Lighted

=. :. z.....-.--t--.---f.-.--f.t--.-. t:3s pm
'aAhs ..-f.-.- -. '''-s-t'.' S'3s pm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
Sei einem Grapipiel
1SnrSe Der 5arbise 60. Gurter err
I6piIen.

Surg mad Mitterna8t purbe bic
9a4barI4aft Der Gittle Gi9mono
Strabe uno Central 2penue burf
me9rere S9iiife, bic in raider 2tufs
etnanoerfolge in Dem Sauie go. 32S
Gittle Ri9mono Strabe fie!en, aus
oem S4laf sepedt. 8alb itellte es ii4
beraus, oaB in Der WohnunJ bes @D.
Barter, i'm britten Stod bes genanns
ten 5auies eine 4nsabl Der Spieler
nit Barter, Der als 8ar.tbalter fun
sirte, IN Streit gerat6en tparsn, pdbs
renb oeiIen Der Jarbige Gb Deaber
teinen ReDclper 5og uno bier S9uHe
auf Barter feuerte, bon eenen bret itr
Siel trafen unb ben Sob bes ManneS
perurIa4ten. Der S6ieb6olo enttarl
in Der 9erDirrung, bod gelang es Der
Yoli5ei, 5ipei Der anberen Spieler, bi,
Gugen5eugen iparen, gu Derbaften.
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Sentidler MiIitdr lint. .sscreiu.

Inter benz @orIib Ses Germ Ssnrp
Saefnsr unb nit 6errn Glen. Soers
ling als SetretGr belt Der obigs Der.
Elm geitsrn abenb in SGfner's Salle.
Gin unb 2iberip StraBe, feline reeelz
mGBise @eriammlung ab. Drei err
frantic aamerabsu srbisltsn i'm Sans
aeu SIT dls llntsritiibuns. Die an>
gelegenbeit betr. 2lbbdltlnq etnes Bal
les ipdbrenb Der @intsriaifon ipnrbs,
nadbem bas Sallen aommittse fiber
bic nod frsien @benSs in Der 9eutf6en
8lub Gale beridtet batte, Biz 5ur
nd4ffsn 8erfammliins, Die am Wions
tag, ben A. Septsmber (2lrbeiiertue).
Nahmittaes I'M 2 llhr, itattfinbet,
suriidgeleat. Setretdr SoerItns BE-
ridttte, bab er ben Snbdlt Der Silfs>
fpnhs sSammeIbii9ie i'm 8efrage bon
So an bic Deuti6aOefierr. .sllna.
6iIfssefenfdoft obs.Iisfert babe. 5srr
Rsuas ssT t4 sufauis IN OaptOn Be-
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Wuerlei.

n2ufitania" S6apenerz
fab 5prberun9en. Oem
bieIisen 8unbess0iItrittgeri6t Iiegeu
iebt 16 SdabeneriastIagen gesen Die
Gunarb Steamfbip So. Dor, idmmtlih
auf 9runb Der 9ebduptung, bab bic
engIiide Rbeberei fir bic gernidtuns
bon Seben unb Gisentbum BEL Spra
pebirung Der .2uiitania" am /. Wsai
1915 perdnttportlid gu MAIDEN iet.
Die @eTammtfumme Der in ben ie4s
sAa alagea esfoEesEtea Gati9Gos.
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Cranes 6DlsbDfe
slbermals BON einem bcoeutenben
Sdaoenieuer beiinseiudt.

Gin Geuer, bas mad QuTidt Der
pOIi3ei unb 5euerpebr ale an3ei8eH
elmer 9ranoitiftung in ii6 trdgt,
brad geitern furs por Mitternadt an
Oeritiebensn Stellen Der qroBen 6oIS
b0fe Der Grane 2umber SO. an goit-
ern unb Roottpoob Qpenue aug rio
es bauerte ndbs5u cine Stunbs, Sc
basielbe inter &ontrolle asbru6t per-
ben tonnte. syeuertpebrdef 6ouiton,
Der bdlb na6 qbsa6e beg Ifdrms duf
Der S8sns eritien iinb seIsaeutlia bet
20i6arbeiten aud cine, ieoo9 unbe /.
bertsnoe 9srlsbuns an gein erlitt.
lieb bem erIten 4larm einsn Stpeiten
folgen. Die cabur6 ferbeigsbra6s
ten 20f6mdnni6dften battsn aroBe
S6ipisrisfeit, an bic brernenoen Sol3-
ftrBs beran3utommen, ba Die msiiter
berieIben ms3rsre 6unhert SUB BON
ben DaFsrIsitunssr0hren sntfernt,
uufgeitapslt naren. Der angsrittets
Stabsn bslGaft ii9 auf mebrsrs 5auz
Isnb Dollars. Oa, fpie gineangs an
a.fiibrt, Der 9erbadt pOrliegt, baB
oas asusr bon ftreitsnbsn Nrbeitsra
unb Jubrlsuien Der @eIelf6aft anaes
lest pOrhsn ieiH fonnts. tDirb cine
Itreuge uRtsriuhuns eiuseIeitst pers
neu sfEg
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uxfdHe.

- Der 23idhrise Bath Sru9o
tpurbs aeitern Ratmittas an Der @oos
tier qjfs. mo sr fir bic &ontrattOren
gonnsIIp Bros. bei6Gftist mar, DON
sinem fallsnben guItn auf ben appI
eetrOffsn unb trug eins erbebIids Ser
lebuna bapon. 2(utopatrof 20. 6
bra6te ibn nad benz StabtboIpital.
- Der golisift SEQ. Garbs, 751
WcRillan Strabe pu6nbdft, bate ues
itern abenb, aIs sr in benz Sauie SO.
732 Weit 4. Strube cine 9erbaftung
porushmen tpOlIte. Sus Bed. aussue
aleitsn. tpo6ei ct ben grua sinss
3nodens Der re6ien Sanb bappntrug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
aleine ssoliSeinadJridJtcn.

= Der golisei tpurosn seiisrn fofs
senbs SiebitGble gsmsloet: Bon Mdric
Simmons, 537 SoptiHs Strabs, cine
Sanbtaife nit $500 unb cine llhr
i'm Dsrtbe Don $50. = Bon 5ri.
Ginitein, $3.50 RoIsoale 9lpsnue, Elm
Chamber 4uto i'm Wertbe BON $1,000
auf gonep Sslonb. = Bon Sames
Ok. DbesIsr. Gpiug, 20. @a... cine
85rfe nit SIS in gaar unS sinsm
giIenbabnbilIet, Cincinnati 8beels
ing i'm Mertbe bon $3.50. auf isinem
Mese gum Union DEPOT. - Don Sobn
Mdrboefer, 234 DeIt gierte Stidbc,
cine llbr i'm Dsrtbe pom SIS, aus fsi.
mem Rod, Der in Isiner Offue hing.
- Bon Catherine 9uerner, Yattun
unb WaEon Rnao, sin 5orb 2luto
i'm Wertbe bon $500 I'm 2uptout
Souie, 9srinston gits, SIN. Bon
Gtban gater, $50 Rsior 2lDeirue. cine
solbsne ll6r uno astte i'm Wertbe
pon $500, foipis $15 in gaar. = Bon
Robert Spss, 344 Rsior aneHus, eins
llbr unb 500 in gaar, beibs aug Der
pripatbaSeanitalt 2311 Granopiep
Mpenue.
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periSnal' l'NStisea.

Sie iter6lide 5iille Der an Cam
flag babinsef9iaoenen 5rau 80 aris
81 ettig geb. poapein piro am
Wittpo9 Morsen pom Srauer9uuie,
2527 Golerain 9lpenus. aug 3ur epis
een Rube beitattet perber, nadbem
in Der 81. Sers Sdu sir6e in Camp
Elm feierli6es Requitn
ituttgefunben bat. Die bo68sa4tete
beutide peOnisrin Bate elm 9tlter BON
70 Sabren errei6t. Die Sinter6lies
benen faben in ibrem ber6en gerluit
bic innigits 5beilnabme bon Grsunoen
uHb getannten.
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SnqmeH
ueber bic aataItropbe auf 8lad Som
Sslanb am Wlontas besonnsn

Serieb Gitp. q. s., 81. qus.
Seusenausiagen gu fOlse,. iusl4e air
Uiontas beim Snqueit iiber ben Sob
bes poli5iften Sames Dobsrtp semu9t
ipurbsn. ipurbe bic aataitrophe auf
9lad Som Sslanb, ipslter mebrere
Waeni4eHleben gum Spfsr fislen uno
Die $2O,000.0OO Gigentbumsidaben
anridtete, bur9 Geuer beruriadt,
ipelfes in einem Der 200 nit Grplos
iipitoffen ansefilltsn Jra6tlDassn
aussebroden mar. poii3eileutnant
Gloiterman ertldrte, bab er unb sin
poli5iit DObertD unter elmer Maile
Don 5riimmern berOOrse3Ossn bdt.
ten.
albert 3. Oiman, Supsrinienbeat
Der garbs Der 2ebisb galleb 9ubn
auf glad 1om Sslanb, unb gbparo
8. Wc&ensie uno alleranber OaDiS>
ion. 8eamte Der National Storage
60. ipelds na9 Der grploiion pers
haftet porben fparen, peisertsn ii9.
glnsiagen gu MAIDEN. 5beObore y.
Sobnion, Der prdiibent Der SObnipn
aisbtsrase Coming GOmpanp, bsren
NIT egploiiDftoffen ssfiiQts garten
lid in Der Radt Der GataitrOpbe am
pter bon 9lad 9Om Sslanb xfunben
baiten, mar niht sltsesen. Der Sns
queit pirb fortgeisbt.
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aefiel' Grplpfipn
pat ben 8 OBJ BON a9t unb
bic 8erlebung BON 10
perI IcHen i'm @efp(de.

pr He u IN 0e pl 9 Z.
Sad on, Ssnn., 81. 2(us. glm
Wontas tamen bier infolge bes Grploz
birens BON brei ssfTeln in Der Qnlage
Der Sarlan Wforris Stope Nlfg. 60.
aat 2(rbeiter ums 2eben. 8as @es
bdube fpurbe bemoIirt unit bic Sriimz
mer iiber einen llmfreis ron mebreren
bunbert Yares peritreut. Uldn sfdubt,
bab bon ben 16 gerlebten ale geneIen
Derben. Die llrIa9e ter Grploiipn
1T nod ni6t feftesitellt. Die Getonas
tion mar in Der saH5en Stabt eeipiirt
iporbm. Sn ge5us auf bas Geriitt,
bab cine aHsabl BON 2lrbeitsrn unter
ben 3riimmern besrab.n liessn, srs
ildrteu bic geamten Der @eIellIddft,
bab niemano Don ben 4nsefteqten per=
mibt rperbe.
. Strabenbabn Gtreit pers
mieben.
Rem yort, 81. 2(uguit. = Gin
dbermaliser Strabenbabns Ius sitano,
Der in qusii9t itdnb, tpuroe am Wons
tag in Rem yort babur6 oermisoen,
bub bic Railfpaps gpnrpdnp bur6
germittIung oon 9iirserrnsiftsr Wtit,
dell Elm Ibtommen nit ibren Ingez
itellteH ,tpel6e bic 4rbsit nisber5uleger
brobten, traf. 2aut bisiem Qbtommen
iperoen IA 2eute. bic entlaiien lporben
iparen. neil iie selegentli6 oes tiirslis
den 4usitaupes fpeseH ungebiibrlihen
8etrasens seri5tlid beitraft tporben,
ipieber in ben Dienit geitent iperbeu
uno anbere itrittise syrasen iOlIen auf
i4iebsgeri4tIi9em Wese erIebist psr>
ben.
Ggploiiou in elmer ODnas
mitfdbrit.
@fbIanb, Wts.. 81. 4uguit. =
@elessntli9 einer grplofor, bur9
tpeI6e bic Eripeton 9lnlass Der Sus
pont Dynamite Worts in gartsbule,
Wis.. am Utontag 5erIt6rt ipurbe.
tanen 3ipei perIonen um's 2eben Die
5Obtsn iinb: Saoib Wi4aub BON Sans
iparb, Wis., lHtb Senrp gbnsr BON
Sspbeming, Uai9. Ois 4nIase in
Yarisbale mar felt sipolf Sabren i'm
getrieb unb bic Grploiion am Montag
mar bic bierte grploiion, Bel ipelder
Elm 9erluit an Wenidenleben 5u be-
Hagen mar, nnb bic erite, bic iia felt
adt Sabrsn ereisnst bat. Ssit gsginn
bes europdii6en arieges ipiro bic ans
lase auberorbentli4 fdarf beipa4t uno
QnseiteIlie iperbsn MIR segen @oripeis
iung ibrsr dbseitempeltsn pbotogras
pbien sugelaTen. Sn Der alnlase iirb
.ttpa 1900 2eute befdGftist. Der
bur9 bic grploiion am Wtontds dnses
ridtete S9absu belauft ii4 auf stpd
$4,000.
gtIIa mieocr tobteeiagt
gIgaio, Ser., 81. ausiiit. Der
bieiige mcrifaniife acniul slnarea
Ddrcia hat ON gtorndg ipieoer eIlt'
NAL Die yladrid)t BON Dem angeb.
iiden SoSe sraricisco 8iIla's erI,al.
ten. 2ie Giinoe fonlnlt oieiesrrlal ans
San 6eroninto, chihuahua, uiiS
a,illa foll 6ieier Nafrifd sufolge am
8. ssili irfoIee BON @Iltuergiftlntg
in 9nGamarltes IN Der gsabe BON Bar.
raj seitorben rno mid1 bort begrabel
.ucrtcn jein. Die gsadyridyt fpilr0e
nad Der Suuptitabt Wlerifo iiberntit.
telt, aber bier sIatbt gsieulano an Die
9abrbeit berieIbcn.
erplOfion In elmer put.
perfabfit.
geep Brunspid, n. g., 81.
llusuif. Bet elmer GrpIoiion. bie am
Mbenb In ben Mnldsen Der
Du ppnt pulDerfdbrif In gartret
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Gong gsad, galif., 21. aug.
Die ppIi5si bon Gong Bead CAB an,
Montag ben Snbalt zines Drobbrie-
fss btlatnt. ben am Gonntas ber S.s
frttdr bon Charles 9. 5ngbes erbielt.
Der Brief, Der Iaut Der poitHnrie am
Samitas in Cos alnseIes aiifsegebeii
ipcrbtn mar. lailtet ipie folst:
wWir habsn Sbnsn, ebt sic bus
amt dls Mi@ttr bes Obrbunbesse,
xi&h eHt0s0shfIL ait MarnuSa lasae