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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10
by dischareins men who have been

by discharging men who have been
prominent in the work of organizing
or suspected Of union activities.
"lf anything like that happens" one
of the leaders said last night, at
would be almost certain to make trou-
Bile. do not believe that. under the
circumstances. Fitzgerald would be able
20 keep the men at work or that he
would try 10 DO IL IL he could"
At a meeting last night In Lyceum
Hall. attended by 1000 motormen and
conductors in the employ of the New
York Railways Company. the follow
inc officers were elected TO serve the
union for the next six months:
President. William Conway; first
vice-prcsident. Edward j. McCann ;
business sagent, John 0Meara; treas
urer and financial secretary. John ].
Burns. The executive committee con
sists Of Patrick Lee, Joseph Mitchell,
Thomas Shechan. Thomas Doherty,
John Long and Frank Hope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10
fitzgerald Says in Month
All N. Y. Traction Men
Will Be Organized.
SETTLE MANHATTAN,
THEN CROSS BRIDGE
Half of marlborough Workers
In. Says Leader-Slight Chance
of Trouble in Brooklyn.

aWithin O month all the traction
u,n Of the greater system, b. sub
cav surface. Brooklyn and all, will be
o-ssni4ed." said William b. Fitzgerald,
,,e,orious leader of the car men, last
,;,b, Meanwhile we are perfecting
.Ls organization of locals on the sew
srsl systems that have agreed TO our
terms" ,
.;a,ai organizers Of the Amalgamated
s.,osiation OF Street and Electric Rail-
a.v EMPLOYEES will be kept in New
VAN and il is probable that for q
losv time at least one officer OF the
national body will be on duty here to
Guard against any complication that
might threaten.
zach system. you see said Fitz-
Gerald. "is 10 have its own local. Thus,
bs Third Avenue is like city IN it.
ssr the green cars another and so
:, Most Of the men who will 90 into
,Lose unions are not experienced in
-rior matters. and therefore. may
-ske mistakes. There is also the
rbance that efforts to break up the
Iocsls from within may be made. This
il prevented by having experienced
men on guard for a while.
'Fifty per cent Of the men on the
marlborough are in the organization
now or have signifed their intention
n Joining. We will continue on that
work. and have no fear Of any trouble
IN getting what the other men have
cot as soon as we show we are en-
titled 70 IL.
"Brooklyn likewise is being taken
care OF. do not know when the men
will ask their due there
Il Is expected that the marlborough
situation and the local conditions in
Manhattan. The Bronx and Queens will
be settled before any demands are
made upon Brooklyn.
The only chance Of trouble in Brook
lvn in the meantime. according to men
close 20 Fitzgerald, is that the Brook
Ign company may precipitate matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. Aug 3.

Washington Aug ..
ARMY
Mas. SAMUEL V. HAM. 18th Inf. and EnMARp
G CAREY. ion Inf. and Capts MERBEKr
"a f csy Ec1iARLEs il B6iGF III cav ieaS
A,, MANEf Is,b ''H cAT fnf AJfFkP & FIR FIR
SsKh ELL Ell ttPPA D l "h Fisl A. W
f lh b1 y p' fl d H XIII T ahF
TiE. coa,, AT HARRY 6 h pa ;6u COAST
EE I !Siii E iai 2hahry g nj B4pflEa
ith iM, WlLFQhD TwYMAN;, ~ PEARL
WILLIAM J." ot6tfdihIlN, inf ASIos il
NARTlN. lilh Inf youN " WRIGHT, l5ih
EI nt Rrsst sLaoSp5 AN S5 I ia R F Nv
kNo ,i i li M iSsykSF sHc 2hEAt la
IT,, B sHa Sac an K X To2EEi int d.i.ied
E ,nier assl ,''i s.s, i.aS SCHOOL o. 'ne '
Captain EDWARD DwoRAK. Phil. scouts. re
% a r. . f ' saS aS ana and d''a eSo
c. ssn b5yAi ffS'A Df ESbo 81 ti Gea,
Ie ls@ L LINE LFWis i. hnEEafTf6X cos., Al
fs = W Gr1RAf NcA bAitp i lSl9 III III
s Az second 20 f. Hii5hal " MDoWE!L. Nh ni
70 camp stouenburs. Philippines. FOR eIamina-
r ,so 4 e LEWIS a6 6fs Ar T. is. car Capt
gnAlLEs c. MARVEL. "a .fa' fii'. 4.
THiLIP W. CORBU SIER. 81 cav and NAL
Ten SCOTT 9Th car, First LIS JhsthS =
MARS, eth Cav ARTHUR T.. WlLBOl RI.
I'm CAV; JOE r. BRABsON. 81 Field Art
PHILIP " BOOKER. III Field Art, and Sec
9nd Ii KARL C. GREENwALD 5th Field Art
detailed 20 enter NEXT tlass a. Mounted Service
scleni 4, L6avru softh sept. p.
rl,.t Ii sANt'EI. J SUTHERLAND. Inf, rom
\ H. college ~ Agriculture AID Mechanic Arm.
Mas WARREN + HANNrAI. Co,rs n Era :
MEIyIIIE .. JARVIS "a In' WILLIAM D.
DAVIS. 5ih III: WILLIAM J LtTZ. eth ~ :
Capis DE WITT c. JONES. Corp, o. tns hp-
H. , 4P p esrts ., sSs GoREhr { FoY d
cav; JAMES :. FARKER an cav; JOSEPH
n NANDREvS. 9th CAV JOHN NJ NOR
tAS. igth Cat CHRISTIAN A. BACH, lith
cav OFFNERE HOPE. Coast Art FRANK 9.
BOttES III M IRA e. WELBORN. aih lnf :
fDGAn A. MYER lilh lnt silkiMAN A
MITE, itth Ini .PEhRr l.. MILES. lith Cav
rulRLFs ii BISDEIa 18th lnt. and RUFUS
Z L0NGAS. 2sth lni. detailed TO eater next
rlsss Army sian College r. Leaysnn oith. sept 10.
rirst II WILLIAM 4 PENDLETOS. u. Ord
Dep, detailed IS Capt. Orb. Dept.
Tirst Ia ROBERT +. GLAsSBURN coast AT 70
Corotal. Canal Zone, for eraminstlon for transfer
c,S, L Iu NJ PURCELL Inf. detailed IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10
YvETTE GUILBERT'S PLANS
To Give Series of Recitals Here in
November and December.

Yvette Guilbert will give another
series of recitas in this city during
the coming season, again appearing
at the Maxine Elliott Theatre. The
first programme will be given on the
afternoon Of November 3, and Nine.
Guilbert will then appear each Friday
afternoon and each Sunday evening
during the months Of November and
December.
The Sunday evening recitals, It is
announced, will be similar TO Nine.
Guilbert's programmes of last season
purely vocal and musical. The Fri
day recitals, it is announced. will be
Of literary character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10
news OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
"Guilty Man. on August
18-New Hobart Play
Christened.

"The Guilty Man." A. II. Woodsb
newest juvenile entertainment, will be
exposed to the public at the Aston The
atre on August ls, instead of the previ-
ously announced 2lst. The numerous
other openings scheduled for the Plat
are responsible for the change.
At George V. Hobart's home, In Pei
ham Manor, yesterday afternoon bot
tie of champagne was broken over Mr..
Hobart's latest comedy, and the piece
was christened whats Your Husband
Doing?" 1t will be produced by Jo-
seph Brooks in Chicago on September
25, with Maclyn Arbuckle and Thomas
w. Ross as co-stars. Jeanne Eagels
will be in the cast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10
D0sCHER HEIREsS IS BRIDE
Miss Gesine Candidus Married to Dr.
NJ. r. Sullivan August 3.

Miss Gesine Candidus. granddaughter
Of Claus Doscher, Of Brooklyn, brewer
and real estate man, who left an estate
Of $4,000, 900 at his death in 1910. was
married on August to DR.. Maurice X.
Sullivan. a Brooklyn dentist, II became
known yesterday. The ceremony was
performed In the Church Of Our Lady
Of Mercy, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Father
+. J. Matthews.
DR.. Sullivan's brother, John II. Sulli-
van, was best man, and Miss Katharine
Young bridesmaid. After a bridal sup
per in the Bltmore Hotel, DR.. and Mrs.
Sullivan departed for an automobile
tour Of the White Mountains.
Mrs. Sullivan is the daughter Of Or.
and Mrs. Eugene w. Csndidus, Of no
st. Marks Avenue, Brooklyn, and is
the only heir to her mothers share OF
the Doscher fortune. Several Of her
horses, entered recently at the horse
show in Madison Square Garden, won
prizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHrPS

fi,ri NJ S 81 Az sfariitSSo r. WIFI. .i;
MAJ TkASk X fERGTrssoSA { x E. = from M assign.
mcnt "a eoai! defences Of Manila and suse bays.
Dec. 70 I.
permission TO usi China and Japan. granted
secogt 1, ROBERT :. JONES 18th III. on
Resispaiions u First rs. NATHAN &. BIcK.
N "a, n "a M, " ). g.. aud CLARENCE A.
Flisi T. fRfHbE,Rlt ina iENHkiyesf ''s Wed NJ.
Corps. honorsby discharged from service Of e. =
Second Il. WILLIAM H. JONES ill., l2th INF
10 Eass Pas. Tx. for examination for transfer
Resignation Of Firt L. AUGUST voY KLErsr.
iith NJ. y. I y G.. accepted.
G1k9RGE II. BRETT q C@y: GEoRGE E 4
kklNBI re. lth Cav. JOhN G. MDUNNELL.
sHELbUS II waEELEh ssi5iia r 1g q rom s sbe
Corps citation school san Diego 70 Columbus.
y NJ; AID report TO com. %. Is, Aero squad
second IL MILAN J. LARNED. 9Th Inf. 10
Corozal Canal Zone. for examination Tor transfer
second It AtGusrIN VI rRENrIss. Coast At.
s, a,,aif r. e agf es''ean br 9Et PEP, m
ing0n for examination for transfer 70 Yield Art
Cart JAMES g. RhEA. sth t4r. 10 E.se IA
Ie' 70: - an nsi p" 70, ir1s; 70 Eiea Al
Cor5a., .anai Eole for examination Tor itsnsfsr
second H. LEWIS X. vNpFRHnI. l-tb IN, ~
IVES, Point military Academy. Aus q,
present duty granted FlH, II. GEORGE Y.
STRONG 9th Cav.
NAVY.
Capt W T. RODGERS d,tachsd General Bosri
Nav pep'.. Aue. 49, - comnandsr Traln. Al
laniic feet. AUG
Com l. l. PALMER dr-icned rhicf q s'.r see.
ond Boz command. Atlantic feet 10 Bureau N
Navigation
n. Com. e " COLE. detached naval training sta.
tion. Great Lgkfs. CD Rhode Island
It. A JAMES. detached Bn-lneil. 10 New
D. "- ! rs W ,. cArLAwAr. detached o1arA;
r,y Gen J. r. FLYNN warranted.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Aur --prtshursh ar Mauzanlio
Aus f-S-en ar. O.. Qua MA.
tue --efcsari. n Tono''- amp0 ard Ia Pss
ans s-Tlnns ~ HAMPTON Roads lason, At
t'rls,oi.i Marietta a. Bst0u. Neptune. a. Monte
Critti: New orleans. ~ hrcmeron.
SAILED
Aur stewart saina Cruz Or Guaym.s
aug e-steNar. Gnsymas ~ T0plouampo.
kus --~teUart. Topniobsmpo Tor Ia Pa
Aus s-Umncan Boston 20 sea Ell Ner lO-k for
" XsUr.n-.. Jason. Balboa for Cristnbsl. Jupiter
s.vsll's Point 70. Newport Wisconsin, Missouri
,nd ohio Provineetoyn FOR Hampton Roads New
OrIsana eeat,ls FOR Breinerion-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10
SAYS HEALTH OFFICIALS
AID THE MILK TRUST"
Witness at Farm Products Hear
ing Charges Collision.

Utica, n. Y. Aug. e.--That collision
exists between the New York City
Health Department and large milk con-
Germs. to the detriment of the farmer,
was the belief expressed yesterday at
Oneida by witness before the Legis-
lative committee investigating the
question of farm products.
According to the testimony, the
Farmers Cooperative Association suf-
fered annoyance from the department
and companies only after it had re-
fused to renew a milk supply contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

he was a crook. Still, there were ex-
tenuating circumstances. He began
gambling after he left Yale. and be;
ginning late. as he did. never could
quite get over the habit OF bidding
those rotten light no trumpers. Maybe
Nan married him TO reform him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10
CORN BELT" LAD
AIDS MARJORIE
Father Wants Boy to Sym
pathize with Cause of
Preparedness.

Theodore Roosevelt. one of the early
contributors TO the Marjorie Sterrett
Bsttleship Fund, went to Detroit last
Spring partly TO prove that the much
impugncd Middle West was not so
lethargic in preparedness as it was
said TO be.
Many from that part Of the country
have sent in their dimes to Marjorie
with letters proving their loyalty and
patriotism. One received from the
rich "corn belt" Of Illinois yesterday
places the position OF the state more
definitely than it has yet appeared.
II am sending two Dimes" it reads,
"for Roger Bush Little. and trust
he will grow up in full sympathy
with preparedness, under n system of
compulsory and universal training,
enforced by something more than
sentiment"
SO much from his father, for Roger
is too small TO know what he thinks
about IT, but surely, with such train
ing. he will be proud that he is en-
rolled in the Battleship Fund.
Yesterdays Contributions.
Master Roger Bush Little. CHAMPAIGN. ~. 20
collected through The Moundsnhe wv. %
coilsr,cd r't through Tile Evening tribune
San Diego. Cal..................... sslO
TOTAL.
From From The T1 5,oH2. 50. g
PREVIOUSLY ACKNOWLEDGED.
From The Tribune. ...........'.'.'-'.'. ''altg933
From other papers ..............-..'''''' '''''''
TOTAL To DATE
From The Tribune. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sg2a6s!
From other papers '....... s'o'.o1
to qio as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10
Cheating Cheaters' Proves
To Be Exciting and
Also Amusing.
SURPRISES ABOUND
IN MARGINS PLAY
Marjorie Rambeau Takes First
Honors in Uniformly Ex-
cellent Cast.

Cheating Cheaters," farccal melo-
drama. by Max Marein. At the Eltinge
Theatre. Staged by FRANKLIN Under
wood. Presented by A. II. Woods.
TiIE CAST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

have of interest the views Of P D. and
G.. F. which wonder how much
battle being
sold asked filler The lady who
filler a
1hermo
SO s225 otherwise can't get same II they
whether it's 81 s2 As the lady
about else, walked and had
stop Greenhus where
service Thcmos filler is | and
asking him Thermos filler
kindly
repuaion get get serve
be spelled
charge apparently imagine
hard distinguish the sheep the
described conditions
The Advisor ALBERT
saeswoman may found person
What that it took Gfeenhut salesman find
nothing the sort All hail credit mark for the Big
They don't often.
I is what he did What appreciated was the wa
brought golf
thennp The fact tina the
had
ne have occurred
The possibility of this latter contingency seemed 70 have
the agreeable
lie simply said: Well well that
ou" wrote tag with spelled amo correctly and
mark Paid
lie did o being
did consult he did did
quick.
him for other than him
what thought of their policy MYRON y. SCHlFFER
You true golfer Mr. Schiller. who kind
a
his thoroughbred That clerk good psychologist he
salesman
(The merit Ad-ynu uiH appear Sunday. AHgust s)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

Forrest Robinson has been engaged
for a leading role in pals First" Lee
Wilson Dodd's new play, which j. Fred
Zimmerman is about TO produce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

Max MARGIN, author Of "See My Law
YER" was seen in conversation with an
automobile salesman at the end Of the
second act at the Eltinge last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

"The Boomerang" will complete a
solid year of continuous performances
at to-day's matinee, al the Belasco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

An ice skating feature will again be
a part of the entertainment at the
Hppodrome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

Arthur Aldridge, of Gilbert & Sui
Ivan fame, will be one of the soloists
at the Strand next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

Grace Darling and Harry Fox will
appear together in vaudeville when
Beatrice Fairfax" has been completes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

Cyril Maude will arrive from Eng
land late this month, and "The Barber
of Mariposa" will be produced at the
Empire Theatre in October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

A committee of handwriting experts
will attend to-night's performance Of
"Civilzation," at the Criterion Thea
tire, to pass upon the authenticity OF
Thomas II. Inces golden signature on
the curtain. G. S. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

In good old "Chi' where we were wed,
Some nineteen years or more,
A cut glass wine set came TO us
From Wanamaker's Store.
As we enjoyed the grape juice route,
And with booze fought no battles
We used it as an ornament,
'Mongst other goods and chattels.
A year went by-we hit the trail,
Back TO New York we hied,
We needed linens. knives and forks,
Said !, Here goes my pride"
"I'll take this cut glass back to John,
And see what he can do"
Meanwhile, our erstwhile Mary Ann
Had broke glass or two.
So in went and told my tale,
Just as it's writ above,
And Mr. Aisle-man made swap
As peaceful as a dove.
It's no small wonder John has grown"
For such liberal plan
Would make customer for life,
That Is IF he's a man"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

The money waiting for whenever call for
The far-reachg sharks visitation scarcely
estimated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-10

Believing absolutely in the integrity Of Trbune advertising,
a OF that exquisite
girl with the perfect legs which appeared IN an advertisement
the of Asbury last Sundays Tribune
spending days there could not find bathing with
such Al the advertisement
dmero
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16

iibris ssbIisben fsi, ais ouf iie gu
ihieben.
Die Rsbolte ipurbe i9Hea unter<
briidt unb ben Isbtsn am 4benb eins
setrOffsnsn 9sadridten 5ufolgs mar I'M
Eager ipieoer ales rubig.
Giner ipdt in Der 9ddt DON @acbs
rans einsetroffensn Depei9e 5ufoigs,
ipurbe elmer Der ariessgefdnsensn gsz
tobiet, neun nurben fdbper, einise
oobDn f0otli9, unb bier Iei9t Deripuns
bet. gs bauerten mehrere Stuloen
Bis bic asDolte unterbriidt mar.
6 inc farte beutf9e 6lotts
mad Risa untsrpegs.
2onbon, 16. Wai. Der Ddilp
Wail pirb aus aopen9agen tslssras
pbirt, bag iid 6ei elmer grpBeH bsuts
i4sn 5lotte, bic na8 aiga abgesangen
lit, ons neue Yan5eri9iff s9inben>
burg" unb mebrere an6ere 2inienz
f9iffe groBeren Snps befinoen.
aopenbagen, 16. Mai. gine
Sepef6e beg 2lftenblabet Don Gotben@
burg, S9pebsn, iaGt, bab cine groBe
beuti9e yiotte, bic fi5 am Somiiag
ouberhdlb BON Gotbenburg befunb,
auf einen britii9en 0ampfer lausrno,
Der i'm gesriffe mar, na9 gnglurb
ab5uss6en, am Gonntag ee5nungen
lpurbe, iib auriidausisbeu. neil britt
idbe llnterfeebopte in Der yld6e Ddren.
Der britii9e Sampfer ging Sbann IN
Gee.
Die bsutf6sn &riegsfdiffe fingsn
aber bier ibipebifde Oanrpfer ab ltnD
bra6ten iie mad beutf4en 5dfm.
Rsues &risgsgeri9t in
Si9t.
Dublin, 16. Mai. = IN aurs
sem fpirb elm tueiteres 4riegsgeri9t
Suiammentreten, Dor ipel6es 5obn
WacIsia, 8rdiibent Der Ginn i5ein
5reiiuiaisen unb profeHor Der glaz
ticnals sllniperiitGt, geitellt nsroen
pirb. Gs purbe angetiinoiet, bdB
ibm geitatiet perben ipirb, ii6
bur9 einen Qnipdlt pertreten gu ldiien.
4 + y
profeifpr MacNeia bate am Cams
Tag Dor @usbru9 Der Aepolte in Dub
lir cine RotiS ausseianbt, bur9 pelde
bic purdbs Der Greiipilieen, fpelde auf
bas Siterfeit an6eralmt sefpeien luar,
auf unbeftimmte 3eit perI6o5en purs
be. am Saee bes 8eginns Der nnru=
ben perihipdno er. Seiner ipdtsrsu
Yerbaftung fpuroe BON ben britilden
gebDrbsn befonbere Wi9tisteit beige
legi.
profefor WdcReia mar aud Der
Orsuniiator unb 8ioeprGiibent Der
vaeItif6en eiga". @dbrenb bes
Sampfss in Dublin foa er psrpunDet
iporbsn iein-
Sobn Dillon iagte neuli6 in feiner
bemertsnspertben Rebe i'm llnterbaus
bes parlaments, bab tpenn SobH
WatTeia ni9t Der Re6elIion bas Ruds
graf ge6ro6en bate, bas Wlilitdr nod
INNER tdmpfsn tpiirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16

poIIat 60. bsrlaben fpurbsn, Don
eaiDrente tbdtli6 ansssriffsn.
Sn bsm aabsn Der Dusrbemann
Dps Co., 30. 26 Olt 13. Strabs,
lrurben geiiern Don sinem S6leid=
bieb aus Der aaffeHidublab. 1862
stIipblen.
- Qlls permib. lpurbs ssiiern Der
poli5ei bic 18 Sabre dlte Qlnna 8unz
bol3 BON Ro. 1911 5dirfdr 2(Denus
atmelbet. Gis perlisb lire elterlihs
Wubnung am Spnntag untsr Wits
nabme bsrifisbener aleibunesitiids
uno bat iid fsitbem nidt tpie6er Biz
der laifen.
- Warie Sdot. BON To. S46 Rod
bale e(Dsnue melbste seitern Der 90
li3ei. bdB ibr aipst 4rmbGnber i'm
Wertb bon $15 geiicblen fpurben.
Sin balbipii6iigsr gurfae f6iit
iih aeitern in ben 3uferpddrerlab.n
BON Jrou 9lnnd araemsr, go. 1886
Walnut StraBe unb lieb sinsn Dol
lar in aleinseIb aus Der aaiIenfdub,
laoe miigs8en.
- Sen. 6opfins bon 30. 1751
Wefi erie SiruBe, Chicago. sing gss
tern hitr auf abenieuer los unb tpurs
be ieiner 4naabe iuf bon elmer iarz
bisen Inn $38 beitobln.
- Sm Warte5immer bss Union
ga5nbofs ipurbe seitern 8ormitias
Jrant 8. gisii aus 5aIeulab, apuiiis
ana ron brei 5aftsnbieben, Die fid
on i'm In auffdaigsr Weiie berdns
brdngten, I'M feline grieftdfde beitobs
len, in Der iih auBtr $40 aud Elm
Gifen6a9nbillst mad 2srinstrn, Rp.
befarb. Der gsitOblsns tonnts ter
poliaei cine iehr CUTE gsidreibung
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Willidm Spence bon go. 805
Wolnut Strabe, glmippob pldcs,
mar. ipis er Der poli3et .ssftern miis
tbeilte. einem Jrauen3immer ins @arn
gegansen unb biibts Bel bielsm Mben.
teuer feline 9risftafds nit $50 ein.-
Wdbfenb 5rau Saiob Baum
bon go. 314S Rsabing Roab seitsrn
Hahmittag NIT einem brsnntnben
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intit, iebte lie aug @erfebsn bas getts
seug in granb unb ebs bas Geuer ges
l6fd3t psrbsn tonnte, tpurbe sin Shds
ben bon ettpa $25 anstrihtsi.
Jrau sSdmes Grei BON gip. POPS
giberut ipurbe gefferu
0dbmittas. ipie iie Der poli5si melbes
fe. In sinem 0iinfeents 2aben an Der
Men 5iinftsn Strabs ppn sinen zas
Tdrnbieb um $40 bsitOblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16
gpn Der Gillette.

Die Spfetitette NIT ibren fleiuli9en
unb psinlihen 9orIhriftsn bat i6ren
llrIprung i'm Orient; in 0euti6lanb
mar lie urIpriinglth in ibrer san3en
Strenge iueris betannt, unb erit bur9
Bic 8ermdbIuns aaiIer Ottos ii. nit
Der srieGiI9en qrinssfiin SbsOpbanu
iburSe iie na9 benz ipeftlihen europa
perpflanst. Der Orient lit beuts NOD
bic bauptId9lidite pflesc Der itrsnsen
Sofstitette, unb fpie bort elm Gillette
fe6ler !0eere in9epeglIns gu feben pers
mag, bdpon eibt bic @eidihte Elm bra
itii9es geiiptrl IN Der gntftebung bes
arintrieaes. 9lls bic frun50iiife Re=
pu6lit i'm 6erbit ees sSabres 1850 in
gonitantinppel cine Reclanlation nee
gen Der beiIigen Stdtten in Yalditina
erbpb unb bic pforte Sieie nift gang
ablsbnte, fonbern ipeHigiterts bic Wiits
benubun9 etnsr Rirdentbir in gsthle=
bem ben &atbulitsn SuseitanD, erfldrte
SeuiIer g1itolaus Iofort, oab bierbur9
oas relieiDIe 9efiibl ber ort5oboren
Rufsn auf's GuBerIte rerlest tpiiroe,
unb perlangte 9iirai9aften fir bic
srie6iIdb fatboliide Stride in Der
5iirtsi. 3ugleif forberte Seiterrei6
bic Iofortigs 3uriidsisbune Der ebeu
namaIs iiserei9 in bas uufifGnbiffe
Wcntenegrc eingebrunsenen tiirfiifen
Sruppen aus bieIem oiterreidii9en
gren3lanb unb bic GrlsSisuns elmer
4BabI pripatrehtlifer 5Drberungen
DIterrsi6iIher llntsrtbdnsn. 9tls bdnn
Der auBerorbentIide Diterrei9iTae @es
fanbte @raf aeiningen am IA. Sc
frudr bic iinbebinete erTiiIlung ofefer
i5orbsrunsen erreidts. glaubte Gu9
I0fubIanb, ieiHe 3eii iei nun siinitie.