davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-11
SUPERIOR. REMEDY FOR BL0AT
Three Tablespoonfuls Of Formain In
One Quart of Water Is Recon-
mended as a Drench.

1t has been found that formalin is
q remedy for bIoat For COW. drench
with one quart of water. to which has
boon added three spocntuls Of for
maiin.
This should be given as soon as pos
sihle after the animal ls noticed 80
be in pain and the LETT side greatly
distended.
One-fourth this amount is sufficient
for sheep.
Relief usually mes IN 20 minutes,
and there are no bad after effects.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-11

aotf INTO hCtdat hatre0 | seemed IN
feel the change: TO comprehend the
growing horror with which she con
fronted thu future. wanted to tell
her that / understood, that sympa.
thi2ed; that / would never consent TO
stand between her and happiness. Plan
after plan flashed through my mind -
she should be free; she shodld go to
her own friends. and never see me
again. would arrange to drop out Of
her lie as suddenly as | had come
into it. But the impetuous words died
Nnuttered on my lips Steadily we
pushed on through the darkness. no
word exchanged between us. slipping
and sliding along tire rocky trait fol.
lowing Nichols down into a black val
ley, and then up again to steep mar.
row ridge, All about us was the night.
and the silence
Then the dawn broke. the bIacs
gloom fading into gray, the clouds OF
fog in the deep valley below us rising
slowly until the rays of the rising sun
lifted them to the mountain tops, red
dening the mist into grotesque beauty.
and revealing the green glades be-
meath. Ii was a wild, desolate scene.
and we paused on the edge OF what
seemed a sheer precipice TO gaze. Even
Nichols stopped aud looked down.
pointing to the ridge of rock along
which the barely perce2tible trail ran
You'll hav' ter pick yer way mighty
careful long thar" he said slowly.
"'Tain't jist safe fer a boss nohow,
but reckon he'll pick his own way all
right Thar's. a cabin round behind
that oend whar We mout git bite ter
eat"
who lives there? ?"
"A fellar named Larrabee; but
reckon thar won't be nobody ter
HON but the oil woman-Bilrs con.
scripted"
Go on down" l said after a mo
ment, and we1l follow slowly, How
far away is Covington?"
Bout twenty mile-in. the next
valley beyond them hills"
He disappeared around a sharp
ledge. and Noreen and / were alone
alone, it seemed to me. in all the
world. | dare not even look at her.
as helped her out of the saddle. Tired
from the long hours of riding along
the rough trail, she staggered slightly
on her feet, and her hands clasped my
arm. Our eyes met. and in the depths
OF hers was the mist of tears.
Tom" she said earnestly. her voice
faltering. Il cannot stand. this any
longer. IL must what-what
l am to you?"
ITO met" | echoed, the blood leap
ing in my veins. DO you not know?
Can you feel the slightest doubt?"
Doubt! It is all doubt, You have
spoken no word to guide me. You
married me to save me from Anse
Cowan You permitted me to come
with you because / would consent to
nothing else. | do not even know
that it is your choice that | go on be
side you into the valley"
'Noreen." and had her hands in
mine. 1T is my choice that you go
with me all the way through life
dear girl. love you"
The long lashes hid her eyes. but
her cheeks we're crimson; then
looked down into the hue depths.
through the tear mist and read my
answer
(THE ENDO
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-11
GATE FASTENER WORKS EASY
Convenient Device. for Use on ANY
Farm Is Made of Strip of Wood,
With Wire Loop Attached.

1 am sending plan Of gate fasten.
er which is convenient and which can
be opened easily. The fastener con
sists of strip Of wood (A) . by 4 by
II inches, with one end shaped for a
handle, writes Harvey Comforth in
Farmers Mail and Breeze, A l0-penny
nail is driven into each side and a
loop OF No. 8 wire attached. One-half
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-11
UNIT OF CIVILIZATION

The farm is vastly more than
business enterprise: it is
home, a social and civic center
tho most important unit of
civilization-the success of a
farm business What farmers
need most to know is how to
make the science of agriculture
boost the business of farming
Carl NroOman, Assistant Secre-f
tary of Agriculture.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-11
Have Variety / Ratlan.

A ration should be composed Of a
reasonable number Of feeds, since a
mixture is relisbed better than only
one kind Of grain or roughage How
ever, avoid irequent changes i'm. "a
SONS as they cause imperfect digaa-
ton.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-11
HOG TROUGH IS ADJUSTABLE
Bolts Placed Through Holes in Posts
Can Be Changed, According to
the Size of Animals.

Drive a four by four post in the
ground at each end of the trough and
nail the trough to these posts. Put
several holes for bolts in the four by
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-11
Soft. shelled Enna-

Sott-shelled eggs are ottea caused
by fowls being confined, becoming
oyerfat and frma lacg. OF mineral mat
ter.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-11

a noble nature can alone attract the
noble and slone knows h3s 10 retain
rnens.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-11
Petted go - eentIe.

+ some that are pettei and. used %
handling make the gcntlssl mothers.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-03-11
MANAGEMENT OF HERD BOAR

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25
ACCOUNT CLOSING
FEATURED FINANCE
Together With Widespread Liquidation
and Severe Price Decnnes-Gold
Receipts Helpful.

NEW YORK. Dec. :t.-A general
closing gut NJ Specuiatlr" accounts anu
widespread liquidation. accompanied oy
extraordinarily: Scr"r'. uecllnes IN
prices, marked mo OF the most remark
abb. weeks in tn" history OF the STOCK
exchange There was some recovery,
however. in The later dealings.
conditions h"aEing upon the war rs
reflected in peace Developments at Wash
ingtnn and the European capitals. pre-
cipitated the decline. which was rem
.dercd easier by the market excuses OF
hhe autumn months. Th. brunt of the
Shrinkage was borne by So-called out
SiderS. namely. the public. who had
overplayed their bull position
In effect. however. the week marked
the elimination of almost two years or
eNtravaCant and unrsStratned trading.
largely in SpecialtleS which owed their
existence. or at least their prosperity.
to the war Standard stocks withstood
the storm as they had before and even
minor low priced rails which recently
emerged from their protracted security.
wore only slightly affected.
X is generally conceded that the mar
Het. Technically speaking, will be much
benefited by The weeks happenings.
Stocks have gone into strong hands.
speculative issues are nearer to intrin-
sic values and bank loans are certain
TO show. marked reductions from their
recent enormous totals.
II is abvious that operations in the
immediate future Will he guided almost
wholly by the course of events abroad.
The most responsible financial inter-
ests. including those with connections
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR
MAKES STRONG MOVE

VIENNA, Friday, Dec. %, via Lon
don. Dec. "a, 1920 a. E.-ln political
circles here the appointment Of Count
Czernin Won Chudenitz as Austro-Hun-
garian foreign minister is looked upon
as a elimination of the efforts of EN-.
peror Charles in pursuance of the de-
sire attributed TO him 10 soldify the
relations between Austria and Hun
gary. Count Czernin is German b.
hemian with a successful record as b
diplomat, and personally close 10 the
Emperor, to Count Tisza, the Hungar'
ian premier, TO Count Clam-Martiniz,
the new Austrian Premier, and TO
Field Marshal Conrad Won lloetzen'
dorf, chief of the Austro-Hungarian
general staff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25
CONTINUED ACTIVITY
IN STEEL INDUSTRY
Operations Cut Down Sharply Because
Of Congested Conditions OF
the Railroads.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2f.-Great activity
continued throughout the steel industry
last week from the merchandising as
pect, but the operations OF furnaces
mills, foundricS and shops were hclnE
cut down sharply because of railroad
congestion, the lack Of cars 10 aSScmpic
raw material and inefficient labor. Many
furnaces belonging to steel companies.
a. we'll as merchant StorkS We're Delhe
banked. In-ndcquHtG supply Of pig iron
and crude steel In turn. caused SuSpch-
SiUnS at not few foundrfcS and mills
Wire, sheet and tin plate mills arc mos
seriously affected.
The situation at ItiShurgh and along
the lakes IL considered likely to DC
worse before it Is better Deliveries oil
rolled products are falling behind con-
tract promises and many dependent
manufacturing plants. il is feared must
Curtail output.
The railroads are in An eleventh hour
rush TO place more large contracts Tor
cars and for motive power. Merchant
builders have luken on additional con,
tracts for l,000 cars and imvC placed
contracts for $50 900 tons Of hurs plates
and shapes Railroads. too. haze h"uSht
$4,000 tons Of steel for ear building and
car repair at their own shops.
Order Motive Power.
Orders for motive power dr." being
placed with fevcrlSh haste bet II -
rotable that OF contracts for 500 lo"onio-
tlvcS just closed. hii are Inr lnrclHn
roads. Contract prices for domestic and
foreign account amount 10 $G9.ba0,n00.
Peace uvrrturrS have caused liltlc
more than IL ripple III The trade. Tho
demand fur shell steel is - urgent as
kcrct ofOrr. All the high 'arhon steel
available quickly is ubSUrh.G.
Structural steel work Is most active
or contracts for ih."una IONS closed.
10000 tons are for railroads. 5000 ions
for ship yards and l%.00h ton: for mand-
featuring plants.
Sales of pig iron tn domestic consu!n-
crs arc smaller but tn" foreign orders
are limited only by tho supply available.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25
Census Not Connected
With Any Consumption.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 24.-Repre.
sentatives of organized labor who have
protested through their executives
against the Canadian governments m:
tional service plan have received from
Director of National Service Benneti
a reply stating that the proposed cen:
sus of Canada's manhood power has
nothing to do with CONSUMPTION fot
military service, It was learned TO-
night. He declared the stock taktnl
of men in Canada is designed 50 tat
as he is concerned, only to put me
government in q position 10 achieve Z
maximum of production Of munitions,
food and other articles Of necessity loI
the population Of the dominion as Wen
as for the military and civil poputa-
lions of the allied countries.
Premier Borden and his ministers
on Tuesday will give the. representa-.
tiyes a formal hearing and an answer
TO their objections.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
(Saturday's Quotations

WHEELING, W. Va. Dec. "a, 'l6.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. p.
Masten L. Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Flr-
glnia building. Wheeling, ". Va. Louis
T. Brand, manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25
JEWISH CELEBRATION

In connection with the Feast OF
Light" celebration Of the Jewish peo-
pie Of this community. delightful
playlet was staged yesterday after
noon in the Eoff Street Temple by the
children Of the congregation. entitled
n Delayed Birthday A number of
recitations were given and delight
full musical program rendered.
The exercises were closed by the
older children lighting the Chanukah
candles while hymns were sung.
Rabbi A. II. Silver gave an impressive
talk to the large number OF children
and adults present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25
Total sales COS. 800 shares.
Total sales 6O5.9o0 shares.
Two Men Asphyxiated
By Coal Gas Yesterday

LANCASTER, Pa. Dec. 24.-Two
men were asphyxiated here early to.
day by coal gas and a third overcome
but later revived The dead men are
Joseph Dorwart, 70. and William VIE
recks. 50, a Belgian.
Dorwart was found on a couch in The
living room and Wierecks, who had
been asleep on a bed on the second
floor evidently had become aroused
and attempted 10 open a window in
front of which his body was found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25
MACADEMY CLUB

The Macademy club will hold an
interesting Christmas celebration at
the club rooms on Twelfth street this
evening. An attractive program VIII
be rendered this afternoon, beginning
at 3 o'clock. and smoker will be
held this evening.
The club rooms have heen gaily
decorated with holiday greenery or
every sort and a large Christmas tree
occupies 40 prominent place in the
club.
The program prepared for this att
nruO0u follows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25

in the countries Of the Central Powers,
maintained their accustomed reserve.
this feeling being strengthened by the
utterances of prominent leaders OF in
dCstry.
Additional heavy receipts of gold
from Canada were helpful. not only In
stabilizing exchange. but in paying for
further supplies. Upon the develop
ments In the present situation abroad
will depend the progress of negotiations
for further foreign loans. 1t is under
stood that the first signs of peace will
be followed by important undertakings
In behalf of Germany and her allies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25

fully through. II may be that our be-
Divine providence to say to tho warning
nations. Peace be Still" OH brethren
for this contamination beg you, may.
nay, Us your chief pastor. command
you to put up earnest prayers In this
Holy season So that the Babe OF Beth
lehem may again Justify, even in the
eyes of shovt-sighted or soothing men.
the glorious title Of Prince of Ieace; so
that again there may be- glory To God
In the highest and peace on earth 10
men of good WILL
You know without my telling YOU
what are my wishes for YOU in this
thrice gracious SeaSun. \ Happy
Christmas! \ Christmas informed and
Is ropious measure all the graccs which
the Infant babe, with both hands. Is
willing IN bcStDWi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25

LOCAL. STOCKS
WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. %. 'i5.
Daily quotation lisi Vt The Wheeling STOCK n1
change
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25
POLICE PlCkUPS.

The list of Christmas eve arrest
was not large, only six cases oein(
reported up to midnight. James Hi
disorderly, by, Officer Hndeor1ho,
J. Cook and George Cater. drunks, b
smith: Tom Graham, panhandling, b.
Crimson, and Tony Klimm. disorderly
by Hildebrand, make up the lot <:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-25
BANK OFFICIAL RECOMMENDS
THEM

r. J. Norrell. V. P. Bank Of Cotton
wood. TEX, writes: "Reyoud doubt I
have received great relief and take great
pleasure in recommending Foley Kidney
Pills. Kidney trouble makes one wor-
ried and hopeless. by aches. palms. sore
ness. stiffness. backache. rheumatism.
These symptoms. as we'll as sleep dis
turbing bladder disorders. yield quickly
TO Foley Kidney Pills. They cast out
e.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

indeed If understood that reality
and carnc-rucs- make for JOY and
happiness. It is only when We deny
thu reality and cease being earnest
that We always come a cropper
The human soul must be- only a
rudmentary thing, after AN. Tor as
set 10 can aspire 20 things impo-
bile of attainment and hope for per
feet JOY which Is as so only a Hg
ment of the Imagination
believe. little book. that tine soul
of woman ls bigger thar that OF
man
believe that because our souls
are still growing, We stll un,r he
agony OF growing pains
wonder II can ever still this
hcsrfacho 10y aualyzug b.
The only thing know is chat
have never done $50 yet
The only auaesthetic for unhappi
moss is 10 put thought lo sleep With
hard work
believe I will 20 back to toarn.
ing school ] wonder If could write
really write so that anyone but
vou little book would be impressed
with to
oh, little book wish could
write something which would cause
both men and women TO think and
so quietly about The adjusting OF
.haIr differences Of opinion and out
look ON ne
n has always seemed fo me- that
those who dipped INTO tHc reality of
Ufc only brought out the sordid
wish ! could write so that those Who
rcad would understand that there
can lie joys nlso "a The bottom OF
rb. cup if go hut mix The portion
carefully and let love first touch Tho
brim
wonder 10 Dick viii follow his
old rule and not write a word % mc7
ITO ne Continued
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02
SHAPIRO GEMS
ARE RETURNED
Detectives Find Some Peculiar
Features in Alleged
Robbery

More mtae-lously than Uhey were
reported 9 have been stolen 5000
worth Oh. diamonds. which H-7
Meyer Shapiro. OF no. ai Altr.d-zr
told the police were taken from her
tNo weeks ago boy two masked men
eha forced Her TO give them up
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

were returned through the mail,
Iuesday 20 their owner In the same
clam0ise bag in which they we're
stolen
Detectives Jacob Golden and Ban
domer who have been working on
the case, Says there Is no mystery
attached no the return OF the Jewels
The police suspected a colored
maid of Mrs shapiro5 and arrested
Hor and aer husband for The rob
berry. Peculiar significance vas at
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02


fence who'll rquea1 20 the cops at
rbc first pinch and land You i'm the
coop Find a fence who's willing 10
take the same chance as me-. on
getting rid OF what hg buys from
YOU and pays better money 10 YOU
Twenty dollars is my price for this
thing. Itu cost me fifty 90 square
the right folks and eot these stones
ON The market Twanty's The price
Take il or leave &c.
oIW leave it then" ztormed Jake.
I'm not going TO De robbed Give
it back 90 me"
"sure." smiled Earan, blandly re-
turning the brooch TO ulm and a.
the same time absentminlHdly pull
ing from his trousers pocket O roli
OF bills which he fingered carc.r-sly
ro jake the sight OF mo- ey was
bone 10 a starving dog he "ay-
erred Then
"Oh take 81. you swine he
rrowIed tossing the brooch down
anon Eagau's leathoraproned Tap.
.l..kcit hope It lands YOU In the
pen
Sam peeled two greasy tendoi.ar
nll. from tho roll. handed them 'o
lake and put The rest of 'h" money
,3rk An his pocket He pnsed oi
tna eracch As D., lid o. Tom Dunn
,...,..a tt,rri.,lIy into .Hc shop
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

Materials Six eggs. rNo table
spoons cream one teaspoon salt
oue-half teaspoon white pepper. but
tered toast one heaptnE tablespoon
butter, six large oysters chopped.
Wgbovy paste.
Way OF preparing Hpaf the eggs
and add lbo cream salt and pepper
Melt the butter iu che chatting dish
and add Do oysters Cook two min.
utes and add tho eggs Spread .Hs
toast lightly with tHr naho.
ra.fr Sr.r the eggs with fork 1851
HI they begin n chicken Tuu o..
ruw-H fha lamp and serve ON tH.
prepared toast
The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

tached by the police TO the fact that
no foot prints were left In the
house, despite the fact that it had
been raining hard all that evening.
Detective Golden questioned the
maid and her husband closely and
ordered their release
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-27
@eniaer bod
@erben iidJ bic gbsaben fir Glcpa+
TN. uHS 8lnmbing d, Snipettiun
itelen.

Den 8eiiBsrn unb 8ertpaltern BON
@ebduoen, in tpeIten ii9 Glepatoren
beftnben, lit es s~eIungen, bas Siuanjz
Sommittee beg Stabtratbes gu ii6ers
aeugen, bab bic Dom @ebGubeiNfpsttor
henotgs oorgei6lagene Grb06ung Der
@ebiibren fir Glebatprinfpettipn bod
ettpas gu nett gebt. IS lit besbdlb gu
einem aompromib getommeu uub bas
&pmmittee tptrb benz Staotrdtb in ieis
uer beutigen Sibung bic Qunabms els
ner Srotnan5 empfeblen, tpelhe bic
9ebiibren fOlgeHbermaBen feitieBt: Sns
ipettiOnsgebiibr fir @leoutoreu, bic
iiber ben eriten Stpt ni6t binuusges
ben, 81; bis gum 4. Stpd, SO, uno
barber binaus, 81. Die bon !6errlr
Renoigs porgeidlagenen 9ebt9ren
hatten bon 81 big 81 rungirt.
Die Qbguben fir gIumberinfpettio
Die grbeabeu fir glumbertnfpet:ion
perbletben, ME tie Iinb, ndmIia So,
bob ipiro fir ieOe einseIne 5trture bis
gu 80 cine tpeitsre Qbga6e bere6uet
uub barber 6tnaus Don % Gents.
Sn oiefer 5ufung Ij5ert bic Orbit,
ndn5 Dem ftGbttinen 8ulidmt cine peis
tere Sabresetuuubme Don $15, 900 bis
$4,000.
Dte 4rbeiteu bes @ebdubeirfpeftOrs
haben iia in ben Iebteu Sabren gang
erbeblib seiteisert, iobab bic Mee6rein>
ndbmen fur cine notbperoiee qerfos
noloergrDBerung iebr tpiIltOmmeu iinb.
Die 3abl Der 5enementbous Srfpettos
rem. Der plumbtng Sufpettoren uno
Der Glerts Ton permebrt tperoeu. 4u1
bieriiber pirb cine SrbinuuS einges
reiht iperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-27
Gnslanb bat es amf ayseri'
fps Celfelber abseIeben.
Snfel Gam braldt lie aber ieI6it.
9un0esienator gbelan Don Galifor'
mia tparnt Ser. Staaten, nuttr.
Ii6e Silfsquelen nift preis.
5ugeber.

8aibington, &c. SUM-. Cine
5eit9emabe @arnung gegen bas Sicl
8roBbritmmiens, bic Selieloer Der
gar5en 8elt, inter ieine &ontroQe 81
hringen, erbob Der gunbe5ienator
Sames Q. Ebelan DON California,
inoem er mtf ben geri6t BON Sc g.
9fequa bonn 9ergDerfs Bureau, be-
5iigli6 Der Betroleuln = 5el6er Der
@ereinigten Staaten bintpies, Der ais
senats document perofieHtIift tour'
De.
Sn Seaug auf bic Oelfeloer in
Tampico fagt Disier 9eri9t: 9iele
5eloer limb fir bic 8~ereinisten Staas
ten Oortbeilbuft gelesen; benn mir pers
ben auf biefe aHgspieien iein, penn
unfers 8s3ussqusllen eri9Dpft iino.
gir miifen unieren Bid in bic GU
funft rihten, penn mir ni9t DON arlz
beren 2dnbern abbdngig iein tpolen.
SIN Sale zines &rieges tpiirbeH mir
bann bic Selfelber, bic unieren &riegs>
I9iffen ben rtotbigen 9rennitoff lie
fern iollten, in BEN 9dnben bes triums
pbirenben 5einbes ie6en.
8e3usnebmen auf 9robbritannicn,
Iagt Der 8eridt:
rG5 1T be3et9nenb, oaB Der britii9e
9anbelsminiiter Runciman I'M 9urlaz
ment ertldrte, bab bic tiinftiee Politti
Der 9ereinigten &Onigrei6e lei, ni4t
muir ale &oblen Der Delt, ionoern
aud ben seianmten Sell9orrutb urs
Ter aontrole gu betpmmen."
Gin gruber bes Siirfe en-
BON gifop furb BE n.
8aben gdben, 81. Sunt.
alfreo BON Billion. Der gruber bes
Siriten bon Billion, lit bier mad ldnz
gsrer arantbeit ssftorben. gr mar
friiber bsutifer 9eIanoter in Der
S6psis. Gs 1T bies Der aneite 9rus
Der, BEN Der GrsSdN3ler pGbreno bes
&rieaes Derlorsn bat. 9enepdlmGjor
BON Billion tpuros in ben Sperationen
Dor 3iittia aetGbtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-27
Srubermpr6
Sur burh ifledtes Sdiekeu Der'
eitelt.

Gbas. Sroru1t, 1929 aoiilt6 stra,
BE, crnirtte geitern geaft inter Der
gnflage bes SfieBens init Der Ab-
ii6t 5u t6oten einen &aitbefebl 9egen
ieinen 9ruber, BEN 40~-idbrtgen @r.
Boli5iIten 9bomns 8ropn, in oeiien
Sauie er ppbnt. Wte er bebduptet,
lpar er nit bemieIben elmer gering-
iiigigen gl~ngelegenbeit tpegen in einen
Oiipllt eeratben, Der oamit enoefe,
bab Ebomus feinen &epoIoer 5og uno
mebrere Sfiiiie auf ieinen 9ritoer
abgab. @Iiifliferpeiie gingen lie
ane febl uno Die 81igeln blieben III
elmer Sbiir itefen. 8ropn mahte itdy
iofort rad Dem attentat oiinne, mdG-
reno Charles nod Dem NoIi5eibmtpt.
quarter elite un6 bort ben Sdftbe.
febl er1pirtte.