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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-22
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ssad, ciner IGnseren $esiaaS. bic
aeitern RndnIittog Dor bern Sdlife
Re. 1926 Central sIperiie begalui
nnb I'm Snuie Ro. 51S @eit 9ibertp
Strnbe enoete. ipilrbe bon ben go.
li,iitcn Sannnn, Reiiinser mno Orc.
Sbanc Der 26 Sotre alte Sront
9inf. Elm aph bon Der 3rpoIftcn iInO
gsoImtt Strabe, oingieit genadf uno
miro iih ,regeIt GroBoiebftablS 5Il
rernntfportcn baben. obid,on er bod
iIno bciIig ieine llnidnilo betbeiiert.
3inf ,pirb beidulbiat. in Dem @ta.
tcriaImaarengeif,dft BON ysitoIars
Stanina, SO. 1926 Central 9ipenne,
500 Gus Ger 9aocnfaiie seitoblen 5ii
baben. Or ipuroe ongebIih Don Sta.
nina iiberraift als r Die 6Iiiht er.
greifcn spoIltc itno Gtanina iabm
nit peridieoenef, paIianten bic Der.
ioiauua hes auberorSeuflif, ld)nea.
fiibisen Tiebes aui, ,pdbren6 einigc
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rnannidnit oeS Toliscialifomobils
ysp. 3, aus ben BoIiSiiten $anilal
mo Meiiinser beitcbenb, ioipie DER
HoIi,iii RcSbane ben 8erioIgern an.
itloiien.
,2inf rainte tpie elm @ieieI blrG
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himmeg, babel Gpriingc ausfiibreno,
aie einem profeiiionellen slfrobateis
nae Gbre senladt baben nair6eu. er
rannfe idNiebIih oa er feline 0erfcI.
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bds SauS go. 5fS meit 9ibertp
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bcnl Tnf,bcoen bermi inb ipollts
sllm 1eniter binaisipringen, mnter.
lieb ie6od Inn Iesten Moment oieics
gssdsnib. bu er iid, bierbei imiireitig
sen Sals gebrohcn baben ipiiroe.
9scIi3iit W4cSbaile entbedte ibii
id,lieblid aui bem Dod,boben iilio
Eradae i'm nab Der 9'cIiseiiiaticn,
.pr er borIaufis aIs perbd&tig ge.
eu&t rtirbe. Gtnnina ibentifbiue
ibn pcfitip oIs ben Dieb. ater 6as
asitcbIene @eIo md, 9inf aui Der
fSIudr fcrtgeuorfcn babeil benn oft
itm lpuroe audi ni&t Elm Gent &c.
iIlnocl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-22
9an3b aaen' Crbtma,l3
geid,ditiste bas Stabtratbsfommiitee
fhr Weiete unb aontrafte.

gf1. Jranf seelion bon Der Gbriit
Gbur1 crtldrte eeitern in,iintipim6er,
tdb er i'm Vrin3ip ein Sreiinb mio
9,efiiriporter bes 3mn3ens lei, od5
Gin geiunocs 0erartiigen iei, iebod)
ror id,ledden Ginfliiben bapabrt tper.
oen niiibtc.
Tirie grfI1r,ng gn6 Ren. gscIiom
geIcpei,tlih einer Sisimg oes Stabt.
ratIjffonniittees fir Whttel uno Use.
&c ab, aIs fiber bic proieftirte GrSi,
,ian3 5ur 9iegiiIirimg Der Tnl5baIicn
Gebattirt tpiir6e.
StaotratbSnitglieo Roie bon Der
5tpeitcn @aro ipoIlte Don Rcp. 9.el.
jon inb bon sfrtbur Gipp, bic als
Gcrtr,ter Der SSupenile Yroteetiue
aiicciotion 5ii 8liniten Der Sr6iitaR5
inrafcn, ipifieu. ob bic geeentpdrti,
zen Beitimnuingeit NIT De3ug aui
bic Smi5ballen nift geiritaeIio ieicn
iint crbielt sur Inhport. oab Die nciie
SreiEans etuus ipciter ginse. ba lie
Die grnenniing zines Gan5ballen Sn.
ipeftcrs ioipie cine Sdlnbitinloe fir
ole 1arpoergniiguneen noriebe.
Serr Moie beftritt oas Red)t Se5
S4aStratbs, cine SdIiiBihinoe fir
glle beitinunen 3n biirfen, ipdbren6
mad, eer slniidt BON Serrn Gipp bic.
ics Siir RoIi,eise,paIt Der itdbtiidan
gcb6rben gebort. Tas Ronlntittee lit
i'd iotueit rod ni6t idlIiiiiig oariibcr
acporoen. NOS es be3iigIid Der Or.
binanj tblm miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-22
Gf. adtbdrina air4e,
Weft nopb.

syobn albt, 8 9if6er 9lpe.: Sobu
Sd,oeitelfotie, 1914 SarriIon 9tpe.,
Citation g; Rid Stidfel, 1907 eps
iport6 aDe.; aouis gusmeber, 1858
Mignon ape.
g g. peternnb paul Rirde,
Torfpoob 9eisbts:
R. 9. Wlad5um, 4917 W2ain 4De.
Sofepb 8ufemeber, 1884 Wain 2(pe.
glem. 6ebbeler, 5233 Ro[iton 2lpe.;
Jranf 5ifber, 4917 Wlain @p..; ssof.
5uitbaus, 6annafOrb 2(be.
ct. alopfiusair9e, geIbi:
Geo. 8. abam, eaDler part; cSoI
Rabemdter, Soplsr Bart; Syrani
3autman, Saplsr Bart, syo6n u.
Wibman, Gabler Bart; Gbfpin Slas
de, Sapler pari.
Maria sum Siege, 9elbi.
Sobn 8ens, R R. 30. 4, 0ric.
5ill; Sobn 2ipp, n. q. Ro. 10, Can
fer parf.
ct. Wi[beIm air6s, price
Gill:
Soi. u. Riebau5, 836 Suire ap.. (;
9. 8. Donberabe, 816 Guire 9lps. :
Sof. 8. aenfel, 844 Suire 4pe. (;
Gbp. Sdosnboeft, 1899 gfofemont
4pe.; Gilbert Gangman, 11O3 Wins
iielb elOe.; 3. WiIt,, 725 Rofemont
qpe.
Q I. W artin &ir6e g6epiot:
igreb. giefman. 3425 9ambl. 9lp..,
citation 6; 8. s. grodboff, 3945
eooea slpe.. citation g; Sof. Graf,
5erbert abe., Statiun g; 4nton Ref
fen. 1921 Glenmore gpe., Stas
tion 9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-22
Rleiae YOliseimahrihteH.

- Der poli3iit Oscar Wilep DON
Npripooo puroe geitern pom DOrtigen
Si6erbeits : Director 8. 8. Saur
aus bem 9tenit entlaiIen uno 8par
tpsgen Sruntiu6t. pfli6tOeridum=
ntb uIp.
- Gin Iebr leibtglGubiger !Ssrr
III Daniel guthau pon Stterpdb, 8.
Wie er gsitern Der poIi5ei mittbsilts,
lernte er auf oem gdbnbof Spet lie
benspiiroige iunge 2euie tsnnen, De
nen gerdbe oas fleiEgelb momentaH
dussegangsn par uno bic ii6 bon t1m
fir reiHige flint Minuten" $5 Iisbsn.
tpofiir lie i6m dls Siherhsit einen
gbsd iibsr $400 gaben. Den gbed
tann iih Gut9au aum sipigen glRgs=
benten sinrabmsn laiIen.
- Die II Sabre allie Sbsrela
Sraular DON 5airmpunt, bic Der 90
li3ei DOR einiseu Sasen uIs Oermibt
ssmslpet pprben mar, 1T geitern DON
ben Dstettips Dant IND Sonraban
i'm Seim 5reunOloien auFsefuns
ben pproen, 70 lie gufnabms esfun
ben bate. sic bate Iif bort fir cine
Wittipe dusgeseben IND bebau2tei,
oaB fis an Der Race Strobe sepebnt
babe.
Sarru Soer, Don Tp, 109W:nts
Ter Strabe, ieines 3et6ens Elm Mps
tprmann, tbeiIte Nseitern WlOrgen 81
frii5er Stunbe ben Yoli5iitsn aneiisl
unb Mpler nit, oaB er an Der Wsit 6.
Strabe bon 3nei farbigen 5rauen-
Simmern I'M $40 beitobIen lpolDen
lei. Die ppliSiIten rabmen ipfort vi
berta So6nTon, BON Rp. $40 Weit 9.
StraBe, unb glnnd 0rsnner, bon
go. 52o @eft 6. Strdbs, als bic
mutbmobliten Diebinnen feit a6sr
Soer perIpiirts nun teine Cuff mebr,
ais 9lntlGaer seeen Die SSrduen5immer
auf3utreten unb nm i'm bier5u gu
Spirgsu, Durbe er prompt ielbit ips
eeu 5runteRbeit perbdftet uiIo btnter
ShloB uHo Hie9el eebrdht.
~ llntcr Der 9lntlage oeS Wore.
onariiiS mlrDe oeitern gcgen gIlbett
8el3e! uol gto. 329 Oiobapf Ilote
non Qollis 9aileS uon gto. IT Gotto9e
Serroce elm SaitbeiebI erpirtt. &Sic
9oiIes bebauptet, lullroe er gelterlt
Gormittog bon @ScI5eL emem aus.
ii1noieen @toid)uliiten tbGtlih onge-
grifien uno mebrerc 0taIe geItotcn
- Sattie Staebrano BON gte.
t434 Sobr Strabe neIoete geitern
Der @oIi5ei, oaB ibr geltcrn gsrh-
mittaq an Der glrnorp glnenle in Der
9edbe Der Sobu StraBe cine idNparie
Seoertaite aeitobIen muroe, in luel.
der iih cine llbr iuIo aHoerr
Sdplulfiadeu i'm @eianrmtUertb BON
$26 beianOen.
9lls perntiBt iulIroe geitern
sl6en6 Der GoIi5ei Der 45 Sabre alte
Slttutaher Martin 4. Mad Oon Go.
449 Sit Siinfte StruBe gemeIoet
@tad perIieb nm oerilonengl Suin-
itae gorutittae ieine @obmmg nit
Der Genertlmg, er lpoIle IN eileHt
Sutaei61it in Der yedbe bon &eeblss
Corner oil Die grbeit geben inlo ieit.
bem tit er ntfJt mebr gelebeu Dpr.
cen.
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l1nterrihts .Inseigeu.

nit bem Stubtelettriter aleine TOME
riren.
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u lite Gountp 5orberune
erleoidt.

.
erleotgt.
0ur9 Elm psreinbartes gsrbitt
ii5er $6199.87 5u @unitsn DON Dam.
tltoH Gountp, bas ssitsrn Don Rihter
Guiding abgegebsn uno bon ssrau
UadSodIsHe Sdott, Wittipe bes friibs.
ren GouHtp : S4abmeii,srs SEQ
Sdott, be5ablt ipuros, IN bic alt,
&!age, psIhe iein,r5sit Don bem bas
mdlisen Stddtsanipalt Ruliion aeaen
Die glrssH S4oti's einsereidt ipuroe,
srl.oist Iporber, On Der aldq. baubelt
IS ii9 uripriinsli4 I'm bic gtiidsa6s
lung BON $14,074.64, ipelt, Stott
in isiner Gissnitait dls Gountn.
S9abmeiitsr pom S<pteHrber 1894
big Ssptembsr 1896 als 3inien auf
GountpseIo.r, Die sr bei periti.osn.n
gansen beponirts, erbalten unb ais
fein Gigtntbum betra4tet bate IS
pnrpen DerIhieoene GinfpGube aeaen
bic Slase srbOben unb itliebIib purs
De bic 5oroeruHa bes Gountps auf
S2463.65 nit 3iHien bonn april rsip.
Iusuit 1896 aH rsbu5irt, ba ale Dor.
hergebtHoeH gHipriide Deridbrt ipar.n.
Oieisn 8etrag .rboteH bic Wittp.
reip. Der Ra6lBperlpalter S6otts
ii6 3u bt5abIsH uHo Is ipurbe oesbal6
Elm oementiprsd.1oes @erbi,t a5ssz
seben.
4ebnIids Slag.u sss.n ouoere Grs
Gounip : Stasmeiitsr, bic aus benz
felbtn 9runos gu bamaIigsr3eit bur6
StdatsanpaIt Bullion einserei6t
iporben fpdreH, puroen betanntlib
ftoH ldnsii aubergerihtli4 erIebigt.
S9otts gurgihdft betrug $780,
600 uHo bi. girssn, bic iebt entlaitet
iinb. parsH: gbas. syleii6mann,
Rdhlab, Uli5asl S6alIer, Ra6Iab,
Geo. 9. Cor, silom R. gr.n6. 5p.
Rditert, Wm. Bud, Sobn 3. Speder,
). :. SulliDau, 5Obn 3umiiein, Sp.
f., Jacob u. 6aerr,
potpel grosl.p, u. .. Smith 2lbs
5iirit, Jrant IR. 3umit.in unb pes
ter Rueblmann.
GbefdsiSanss- sale.
Anna 6. UaIl nil ppn 2lIbert
2. Wa[I, @arn,y unb 9ietor Strabe
NIT BEN iie fd an IL. Septembes
1901 psr6eiratbst., ssThie6sn fsin,
ipeiI e. iie unb isin ainb 10 brutal
bebanbslie unb audi psrna6IGiIists,
tab iie ibn O.rIafsH mubie.
DiIIiam Rei9, Der ii6 am
13. Suiii 1914 nit Der bon ibrem ers
ften Whanne sei6i.osnen ReiIis Reid
psrbeiratbsts, bat seiern elm. Shsis
punsstlaes anssftr.nst. CT fiibrt an.
bdB bic 5rau ibrsn 9ausbali unb aud
ibr 12idbrises So5terHen aus eriter
ebe total bsrnad!afist unb lie beibe
IN Der brutalitsn Weiis befhimpft uub
bebanbsIi babe. gud babe lie iih bes
Padts aubsrbaIb oes 6duies berums
getritbtn, isi oft betrunfen 3uriidees
iommsn unb b.i psrThiebenen 9eI,s
senbeiten, aIs er Don Der arbeit nah
6nuie tam, babs lie total b.truntsn
auf benz Bpben s.Issen. Sbr geirds
gen isi fat unsrtrasli9 setpsisn unb
am 10. Sanuar 1916 babe er ipdt
Nadis, rur nit ieinen 6ausfhIbsn
an ben 5iibm in itr6msnbem Reesn
bas Suus ptrIaHsu mdftn. I'M ibrsr
4rutaIiidi gu entss6eu.
Joiepb 5ombrb Bat In ein.r
ssfern einesreiHi.n Replif ptrlanst.
bdb bic GHeiouHsstIase fsiner Sat.
fin Hfnrs,,rs IN y,rhrh ,xhos,s,;sfs,, s,sv-
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%tRNttts@s
ct. @eorgins @ir de-:
Carl 2anurers, 1926 Scioto;
Rorbert 8. gerning, 3007 sSefierlon
gtDe.; Tapi6 u. Burtanger, 1921
Sefierion alpe.; Soiepb g. Stenser,
1908 Temnis, Bernard Boerger,
25t5 gine; Sernlan giolfes, 31t4
Scioto.
ct. Hoia STRIDE:
y. @. glaeii, 2617 gnitern ane.
,Sranf sSeIbfamp, 2630 gaitern &pe.
Casper Sbermepcr, Gaib slpeiue.
ct. @onifns.us STRIDE:
George u. Builder, 4447 GoleraIn
ape.; Scnrp 9ogemaI 1928 Gbaic
slpe.; Gonrao WiceI6er, 1880 9bcr.
rn; Bernard 6. Toeraer. 1912 'Su'
mis-; Sarrp u. @ctt, 1904 @baie
Abcnte.
ct. 2aurenfius air4e:
Grant Sobannisman. ct. 2aprenee
4pe.; Bernard 1belen, 1908 Seton
Ipe.; Jreb. M. grinter. 1863 Bins
fielo 4penus; Gee. G4usise, g. SO.
gds 0ineent unb Seton doe; 8ers
narb Sipis, 1910 aeao.mp 2loe.; 9.
). pedsfamp. GAL gnrisbt ape.;
Sobn Ginnemann, Ills Carton 4De.
ct. 8onapentura &ir4s:
3. 9. 5.llman, 1901 Queen gitp
ape.; gbas. II. aoebIt., 1867 @efts
ipoob ape.; Syranf q. Bruins, 1889
5arriion apenue.
81. 5ers Sefu air6e:
Greb. Sdaiper, 1922 Salfteab St.;
George ariss. 1925 Straight Ctr;
o. s. GranJ, 2613 6oliteab Str;
5enrp gr.uder, 1929 Senibap qb..; |;
Senrr r. S4aipsr, 1922 Saliteab
Strabe.
ct. agnes irds s8onb Gill
Stationp.:
9. Ratisrmann. ct. glopfius
Waifenbaus; y. 8. gerlius Bomb
Sia Station.
ct Clemens Rir4e, St.
Bernard. Citation o.:
Geo. aoetiers, 1926 1oper 2lps.;
8. u. Rurrs, 405 Gbur9 4ps.; 3. s..
i5ods, 4401 Carthage pii.; So6n
qiniert. 2sOnarb 2lpenus; Wm. Solt.
baas. % aebIsr Strabs.
81. Camille Rirae:
Sno. 8. gerneng, 674 6apiborn.
sfpe.; Grnit Bepsrman, 433 Safps
iborne 2tpe.: Soi. :. 2udep, 900
5diptborne 4pe.; Geo. 5. Bubble, 655
Saptborns alpenus; Sotn gedsmsper,
800 9ranb apenue.
st. Glifabetb airas Rot.
fuoob. Station s.:
Wm. gnssberisn, 2039 9aiprenc.
ape.; pbilip S6nsibsr, 1925 sSpane
Doe aps.; Bernard u. Camping, 4242
auifon Strabs: 5rsb. W. Gurtamp,
1855 Wias Abe; Sobn u. Rorblob,
1888 Miliams aps.; Geo. M. Rorts
mann. 4216 Garter 2fpenus.
ct. antonius Rir9s ma
bifoupilIe:
sSrant 9offman, 600 Center Ctr;
9uitap Orbina. Settion Ctr; glsm.
2ampbaus, 5204 Wloors Ctr.
g e. petcr unb pauI air
DE. ReaSina. Station g.:
Ssnrp Wosptenberg, ,Rsabins gpab;
8. .. Cling. 203 gsnicn Ctr; Ssns
rp GnseIbarbt, @ine Ctr.
W arta 5im mtlfabrt atrs
de- Mt 6ealtbh ..
Geo J. sluitins. Nt. 6,altbp. 8.
81. Rarl gorromdus airs
d.. gatbags Stationp:
9luaaIt Wiits, l20 20. 70. Ctr;
Ben. Rsiiinssr. 307 20. IA. Str.;
Gilbert Don Wistmari9sn. 126 q.
5air q3arf 9fpe.; 6enrp Gdts, 7 pine,
Glmpoob pIart, ..
Waria 5tlf air9e. &c.
bdmspille:
Sol. 9rinfman, ST., 1868 80. 6.
Str; 1beo. Wosllsr. TOO Steinsr
glpe.; 6enrp 9orens ST., 1850 Cigar
ape.; Mar Sofbdusr, 1852 Salon
stpe.; GLEN M. griniman. 1868 10.
5. Strabs.
81. globfius airds Gtms
noob pIaes Citation q
6snrp 9arrenfamp, 11s Me@re,
sor glpe.; Wm. asbbsn, 2l0 ainben
llpsnue.
ct. afopfius airds
9ribeeionn:
Ssnrp UuIismsbsr. Station g.;
Soi. 3. senieI. citation g.; Stnrp
lilsr. Station 6; Sobn @abl, Ode
6arriipn unh Qopsn 4penus.
St. Satobus air9e, Wbite|
Dat:
Witasl 3nisler, R. R. Vo. 3.
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Mas ben Uerid,tsbbiem.
Die alage bes GOunn sesen ben
siadlah beg frii9eren s6ab.
meiiters Seu SGott er.
lehigt.

liamente. = NadIaBiaaen. Ger
itisoenes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
WE'LL KNOWN
CIGAR MEN QUIT

Ernest c. FROM. who has been
operating a retail cigar store at No.
I79 I.2 Griswold-st., has fled vol
untary petition in bankruptcy. list
ing his liabilities at s4.95l and his
assets at 1920.
For many years FROM was ASSOC
ciated with Josephus c. Chambers
In the old Exchange cigar store on
the northwest corner OF Griswold
and Fort.st. The store was great
rendezvous for politicians, and was
one OF the best-known gathering
places in the city. Mr.. Chambers
has lately conducted a cigar stand
in the Hotel Brunswick. He is re-
firing from the retail business this
week to enter the cigar jobbing bus
mess with his grandson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. July 14.--Close-Black
rust did not appear so very black
when the wheat market opened FRI
day and lower prices were quoted In
the American markets. LiVerpooi was
strong and higher.
There is decided let-up in fear
OF rust and this accounts FOR the easy
the. IL is too early for rust damage
and weather has taken a cooler turn,
checking its tendency 10 spread. but
IL Is present in the wheat at many
points. A little damage has been done
and dealers are likely TO be kept on
edge from now until alt danger IL
over. which will be some weeks. \
sudden spread may take place at any
moment and send prices higher. For
eigners are said 70 ne selling wheat
In winnipeg and rumorS or peace
coming from Austria may bring more
weakness. Broomhall says IL wealth
er IL bad. Europe will require 90 10
80 million bushels more than last
year. Under the most favorable con-
ditions they will need as much for
eign wheat as they used last year.
Foreigners have been taking wheat
quite freely recently, but were not
new crop wheat IL active. but makers
or fopr are not active buyers OF old
crop wheat. Chicago expects unusu
ally small receipts % winter wheat
this season. Cash wheat in the De-
troit market is slow.
Wheat was on the slump pretty
well throughout the session and clos
ed at loss OF li.c for the day
Beans declined CSC and rye lost 1c.
Fridays wheat quotations-cash
No. red, sl.l5; September opened
with a drop OF nc at sl.lSL; declin-
ed TO sll7A.. advanced to si.isA and
closed at sll5h., December opened
ed to Sl.22h and closed at si2ll:
No. white, STA.
Fridays coarse grain quotations
Corn-Cssh No. 3. Sic; No. 3 yellow
So &c: No. 4 yellow. SOFA ds1i.c.
Oats-Standard. 45c; No white,
&c: September ioc; No. white i2q
Rye-Cash No. :. CSC.
Beans Immediate and prompt
shipment. $S.75.
Seeds--Prime red clover $3.50
prime alsike. $3.50; prime timothy.
Receipts in the Detroit market Fri
day were 1000 bbls. OF hour. car
OF wheat. ] OF corn, OF oats and 8
OF hay. shipments were 1000 bills
OF hour. 1900 hu. OF corn and 1900
bu. OF oats Stocks are 1853. 900 bu. OF
wheat, Ill. 900 bu. OF corn, sl,5 500 bu.
OF oats and 10000 bu. OF rye.
The North Dakota wheat crop is
placed at 10000, 600 bu., against i5O.-
600, 600 bu. a year ago.
Receipts OF wheat Friday-Duluth.
Sc cars against 10 year ago: Min
nespolis. 24s cars. against i29: Chi
100000 bu.. against $4,000 bu. year
ago
Primary wheat receipts were II2l
600 blu and shipments 3T4. 600 bu
Experts OF wheat and -four Friday,
$4,000 bu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
Capt. Koenig Hints
Fleet of Them Will
Carry Passengers
READY TO SAIL
Aero : HydrOplane to
Spy Way Through
Allies Patrol
By CARL ID. GROAT

(Stcf Correspondent Upi,e. Press
BALTIMORE. Md, July Is
Super'Zeppelins. capable OF carry.
ing passengers. will probably soon
be operated between Germany and
the United States. Capt, Koenig. OF
the German submarine Deutschland,
intimated Friday.
many drew nearer To-Day. Her holds
were rapidly filled with nickel and
rubber, and everything was arrang-
ed whereby she could make a swift
and safe getaway
The hydroleroplane, stored Sc
cretly at her dock. will To used TO
blaze trail past the Virginia
Capes; IL II finds hole IN the
British war vessel lines the Deut sch
land will take the chance OF running
that blockade hume diately. In Ally
event. Capt. Koenig is confident
thai coner or later lie will give the
Allies patrol tho laugh and be mer-
rily on his way back with bis mill
lion dollar cargo.
We are building them" he said.
land they are .asge enough TO hold
40 passengers"
"will they come hereT' he was
asked.
They might" he answered with
a knowing smile. and Manager
Hilken, Of the Deutsche Ocean
Rhederei. re-echoed his sentiments.
II knew about the Deutschland
six months before II arrived" chin
ed IN Hilken significantly. but
didn't tell all about H. But you can
say tha; The Zeppclins may come"
"W!l they carry freight" Koenig
was asked.
NO. inst passengers. We're max
ing quite n few Of them all the
| time
Previously. Koebig had suggested
strongly TO Baltimore city officials
that the air line Is in contemplation.
quite an idea. isn't it--ships I'M
der The sea AMI passenger flyers
above the sea" added Hilken. at the
close Of the interview.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
Three Meet Sudden Ends

The body OF an unidentified man,
about 60 years old. was taken from
the River Rouge early Friday morn
ing by fishermen. lie Is believed 70
have fallen in the river either while
asleep or wandering around in s.
dazed condition. The body IL be-
lieved to have been in the water
four days G.. A. Robacher. ~
years old, OF No. 352 Hiilger-ave
an employe OF the Continental Mo
tor Co. died early Friday morning
from the effects OF an electric shock.
w. n. Hosford. OF Chicago. who had
been a guest OF Mrs. Hattie Dean,
No. lis Selden-ave.. was stricken
with apoplexy while returning from
a dinner In Crosse Pointe. and died
soon aftervard.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
800 Attend Auction Sale

Two automobiles, slightly frayed
about the edges. two dozen decrepit
bicycles and probably one OF the
most miscellaneous collections Of ar
ticles gathered together under one
roof. were sold Friday morning in
the police barn in Fort.st east. when
Paymsster William Ryan, auxtioneer
eK oficio. cleared the property de.
psrtment OF uncalled for property.
About 500 persons afflicted with the
bargain.hunting virus attended the
sale and offered bids ranging from
25 cents 70 sl75.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-15
Fifty-fve Employees of
Hargreaves Co.
Walk Out
CONCERN SAYS 1T
WILL NOT YIELD
Insists Wages Are As
High As Paid Else
where

Fifty.hve girls employed in the
factory OF the H&rsreaves Manu-.
featuring Co. No. 90 Eighteenth-st..
| quit their jobs at o'clock. Thurs
day afternoon. and declined 10 re-
turn TO work Friday. Ten fellow
/ employees engaged IT. making picture
| frames. bird cage ana arr novelties
refused 10 walk out with the strik-
ers
The girls, some Of whom were
scouting for possible str!ke-break'
ers in the vicinity OF tho factory,
riday morning, say they want IL
hours pay for nine hours work,
They claim they have been working
| 10 hours per day. starting at
O'Clock In the morning and quitting
al In the evening. with an hour OF
for lunch.
The wages. the strikers declare
are too low for a girl TO support
herself properly. One girl stated
that she has been with the firm five
years. and Is making only 81 per
week Another girl vino Is alone in
the world receives only IS. she says
She pays $3.50 for bcard and room
and with the remainder she must
provide clothing and other neces
saries.
How about thtaters and other
amusements?" she was asked.
We'll was the reply. Il did &c
to a theater once in awhile. but m,
beau went of TO the war. and now
all can do Is look al the picture
on the wall and imagine I'm At l
movie
President r. z. Reeder and Surt
Charles G.. Hirsh declare the girl
were not working 10 hours per day
They left the factory at noon Satur
day and were not required 10 Ieturr
to work until o'clock Monda,
morning. they state.
In reality, the firm Insists. the
girls were receiving So hours pay
for week OF 81 hou,s.
Messrs. hceucT anu hUFH uttidi'
that the Hargreaves company !:
paying from % per cent 10 33 l.;
per cent for the same kind oI
work than are competitors in othei
cities.
we have tried to do our best BY
the girls." said Mr. Reeder. "ant
their jobs are still open for them
but 4 they don't return TO work BY
Monday morning We will fill theil
places with men. This Is the dnl,
est period OF the year with US, ant
he strike doesn't affect US seri
ously.
The labor problem has become q
serious enc In Detroit, and the auto
mobile concerns are responsible. II
large measure. for the existing con
ditions The fact that some OF then
can afford to pay the wages they
do makes II difficuit for other indus
tries that cannot AFFORD 10 NEE
their figures to obtain workers"