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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18
Mxfdue.

- Der 92 Sabre aIte GbnarS
Smitb, BON Der 13. itnb @alnnt
Strabe, iieI i'm Sauie go. 327 OH
Sedite Strabe BON elmer Setter lne
6radJ iidf ben red,ten GiibfnodcI. Ter
9eruneliidte iulroe na6 benz iiaoti-
iden SoipitaI gebraft.
- Sln Der Grie anenile. nahe bent
Diid Greet. fuiroe geitcrn gormiita5
Ger 30 Sabre aIte sllbart 9ihoIs BON
cinen Straberbnbn,ugen Der WinSi.
ionpiIle aitie niebergerannt unb
trng cine 9errenfitiig bes retten
geins bopon. Die feline llcberfiibrlrig
nad Dem itdotiiten SoipitaI motbi8
madite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18
giastembaG brs e,ader @siaus.
gSereius.

Der Cincinnati Bidder gsianspersin.
Der su ben riibrisiten beutI&en @trsi,
ner Der Gtabt sebSrt, Derdnhalist
ON GamTias, bem 10. Jsbrnnr I'M
D.utffxn alub sinen srobsn preis'
Tasisnbdn, fir ben bic 9orbersi
iunsen bsrsits felt geraumsr 3sii TN
gonae iinb. gsi ben 8ddern stbt ss
betarnili6 iitis Iuftis 5u uno Der
btroritehnbs WastenbalI ipirb tn bies
fer Sinii4t feline Gusnabme Don Der
gissel MAIDEN, bsnn pring 2arnspal,
Der aaeinbnri6sr i'm nGrrii&en
Rtid, ipirb niht nur In bo4itsiesntr
psrfon sussssn isin, ionbtrn aud
feline ndrriidtn linieribantn In btllsu
G9dar,n aufbieien, gift e bod, fi4
bi. tpertbpoIIen preiis su iidern, ipels
fc fir bic beitsn unb sef4madpolliish
gadsfsn dusseiebt iinb. Wtr bahst
an 19. Jsbruar einen gtnubrsitfn.
persniistsn abeub in gutter G.Ieulddft
perIeben mill, Der lsnie feline Sdritte
nod btm Tsutfden alub gum Wldss
fsnbau bes gddsr 8 gsfangpersins.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18

Das grbli&t. Wis beldnnt.
iinb bic erbs, bic pldnstsn unb AUDI
Jiritsrns6immelsi0rper bic ni9i nit
siesner 2i6tauelIe leudt,n. Gis trs
baltsn ibr 2itt pon bsm 3entrali5rs
per ibres Gonnenfpiisms. Dansbtn
bat bic erbs aber nod Elm eigsns
Iihi. 5itriibsr maGt 8. ainie in b.r
~RaiuripiHsnfhafiIidsn llmfdau Der
Gbenlii.r 3eituns1 beadi.nspertbe
9lusfiihrunsen. 1urd bas Gpsis
iroiiop ionnte man Radts fhon lans
ss bic fosenannts srine Torblihts
Iinie nahpeiisn, obns bisir Grfnei,
nung inbes ipsiisrs 9sa9tuns sd
| fdsnfsn. gsi Der bimmliihen li1ts
meTuns seiste es fi9 nun, bab man
bas GefdmmtIif. ter Gterne lbsrs
ffdbi bate. es mubts alfo fiir bic
Ro6tbsaisl,it nod sin, ipsiters, nas
tiirltde 2ihiqueIIe inbttraht IONS
men, bic in Der 4tmcipbdrs fsIbit
liest. ai9tmeiTunssn In Sonanb unb
GalifornitH itimmten gut iibsrein,
ipordus man 5hlieben tonn, bob bi.
Grlhsinuns Don Srt unb 3eit sinis
germaBen unabbingis III. Der anes
ritunifHe 9itronom 6nmpbreps sr.
fsnnt nsbsn benz Strnenlihi alB
2i2iauellt bic 2i9isrjnisuns burdj
bic forindhrenb In bic grbaimoIpbdre
bineinitiir5snbsn Ulstsore. Die bei
bsm nit seipaftissr GsI6ipinblsi.it
erfOlgenbsn SaII erjsugte Reibnnasr
iuGrmt IDit bic meieorildeu Wdf.n
msiit gang auf unb f6pdnsert ben
euftmantsl NIT fsinfiem iosmiihen !
Staubs. Das erseugte ai6t nimmt
nutursemdb NIT ipadfsnber 55be
iiber BEN Sorisont ab. Cine gtr
rednune Der SeIIistsii bss grblidits
auf ben Quabratme!tr ergibt elm
.3ebntsl oerjsnigsn sints Sternss ers
fer Gr6bs unb ben fsdsmilIionien
5b.il berienissn bes Wtnbss. Giebl
bic Sonne TN 3sniib, 10 IN Fs 500.s
100000 nal bellsr nit einer 6elias
felt bon 100000 Meierisrsen aeg.ns
iiber ber bss grbIiftts NIT 0,00O2
Meisrltr5en. Die 5ur Grssuguns b.s
GrbIidtes oufsepenbete energit IN
$50 Millionen nal fleinr als bic
fir bic gr5cusung bes SonnsnIi&ts.
Die gdammimeieormafs bic not6s
ipenbia mare, I'm fas grbIiHf bsrpcrs
snbriugen, fpenn iie NIT etner Ges
idtpinbigteit Don 42am. .GelunbenGes
idDinbisisit in bic aimcfpbGre eins
brdnet, miibie 8 Ig. in ter GtlunSe
betrassH, bns iinb 100000 1onuen
idbrlid. Gestniibtr bsr Grbmafis IN
oitfrr getraa absr INNER nod 70
tltin. bnb Der grbbdlbmsHer burd5
bisfsn 8uiuahs In 200 Ninicnsn
Jahrer erit I'm MIR einsn 3sniimsttr
Dtrgr6btri lplirbe. Da MIR erft i'm
Qnfdnst Der llnisriu6ungsn iibsr
bitfs bisb,r 10 fpenig bsdhteie grs
idsinuns iiebeH. 70 TT 81 boffsn, bag
mir bulb nod msbr iibtr Ne srfabren
ibsrbsn. Dipl.s5ns, 9.
Gus btr Mdbdenf&uIa
Cine aebrerin min RoIe unb BtiIs
DIN 6araiitriiirsn. Sis f1ilbsst bic
Role als cine iH0ne. ffdtiIi1e DAME,
be ertobensn 9dupiss sinbsraebi uno
pie WiimsniHtn erfrtut. Damn fdbrt
|it fort: .5initrber fOmmt sin MeItn,
bsi6eiben unb btnitbis. GtifI anb
unbtdAttt sebt es ieinsn Neg !.
mas t0nni S6r Gu4 Nsrunfet bors
Itenen, ainbsr2-
= Ois a !. slsins GIIs; .Das " ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18
9abfDn aNb Bellevue.

- Srau eSotn Seeger bon geGc.
mic, iuelfc ii6 in Speers Soipital
einer dirltrgiiden Operation unter.
oogea bat, 1T 10 melt bergeiteIIt, bab
lie nod ibrer g8ofnintg ipieber 3u.
riiffetren fonnte.
- Die befeiten Gtsllen in ben
Stuaben pon Siib Bellevue tpurben
seitern repdrirt. Die 2Shsr purben
nit gsbrOdenen Steinsn ausgsfiiat.
- MapOr Wintsrs unb WaitsIieber
'bes 8saebus Stabtratbes fperbsn nit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18

Ger geitriae 1na brnftc bas Be.
oeiitcnoite geieilidnftlide Greisnib
Der bier taueiioen arrpention Ter
SnferilotionaIen gereittieung Der
yfaiermeiiter lmo Geforaieitrc III De.
iiaIt zines grobartieen gonfetts nit
ournltfolsenbem @all i'm Clinton
,SoteI. sln benz Bartlett nnbnten ins.
eeiamnt 450 gerionen 5beiI unb
Sem crluiiiten Reili miirbe aIlieitig
bic groBte Gbre erpieienn, worauf
oam perifiebene auipradeu folgteu.
giirgermetiier Scorce 9Snftn. Der
Die Geibe Der Geoen eroifncte, iprnf
iIber Cincinnati itiio ;tellte natiirIif
Ole @orSiige uno grriiitJenifuften
Der a0nigin bes gaeitens aui nuen
@ebicten IN oos gefiiprenoe 2i6t.
1raiihent q. so. Rcaeipie pom Sn.
ternaiionaIen @erbarb Der mialermei.
tier in1o 0eforateitre, behanbelte III
einaebenber 8eiie oas 5bena. mas
oic Organization ip1brenb ibres lang.
idbrigen 9eiiebens fiir Die Raler unO
Scforateure getbon ini6 ieine glns.
fiibruitgen tpiiroen init iIiirlniihen
peiian uifgenouumer. Ger Gumen.
1oait ipar Serrn Sobn 8. SbuifI
iibertragen iporoen ,no er mar I'm.
iireitig Der ref)te Diann am red)te,I
EIas, Der Grnit unb SuIuor por.
trciiIi6 ou perbinoen plBte iInb ha5
ih0nere @eiddsff In be1eiiterter
9ieoe ieierte. Der lesie Rebner oes
abenbs ipar Serr WiIlinm q @seliib,
Ser prGiibent Der .Sanbelsfnmmer,
Der III iebr interpiinriter Geiie Dem
harnloniiden Instrumentation Der
giirgerid,aif ba. @ort reoete.
gln6 bieiem Rebetournier folgie
oann elm Hotter Bal, DER Bis Su
5ienIi1 porgerudter Stiinoc fpdbrte.
Cos einganesgebet beim ganfett
ipra6 SER asnitor Or. s. 9. Torr
imo cIs 9ooiineiiter flingirte nit
arobem @eid)if Serr Sobn Ibeobalo.
guberben iuor niid fir Gle Inter.
a,oIting Der aiisipdrtigeu Smneit in
icbr biibid)er @eiie Gorge aeiragen
Sic mahten nm gsornIiting |
cine grolmfnbrt, oereii Gno5ieI Die
gotterp mar riio ipobnter
nm Nod)niittng Der goritelling in
aeit9s 3beater BEL. Tie $onncurs
ryiirben geIegentIib Der 5rpIlepfabrt |
ioipie bei Der 2beaierporitcllung BON
ben icleenoen Tnnen genadt: 5rau
5. s. @reiipe, 5rnu afieIbop, SRI.
Snierleier, graI 9. q.
Saieineier uno 5rali Soi. parfer.
@eleeentlih Der @eihditsiiBiut5l
nm geitrieen Sage beidaitigten iibl
bic IeIegnten init Der 6rage Der
5ortbiIoiinesidailem in pelGen Die
bermrodienbe sSugaio praftiidel
lli,terIpciflrrg in ben berffieoeiIen
erbdIt iirb bel bieier @r-
Iepenbeit niirben profejior Sobn 2.
Sbearer, benz 2eiter Des Ohio ORE.
i,anics Snititute, Der eirer Der 9ico.
Ter mar, bcgeiiterte Suationen BE-.
.eitei, eiii eflatcnter Belpeis bafiir,
,ab Der giibm oes Ohio @edonies
snititite melt iiber Die Uren3en Gin,
innatis georinigen 1T. SER S'benrcr
praf iit eingehenocr Meiie ii5er Die
'srIdieoenen llnterridas5peige in Der
Iriitalt, nnrnertIi6 init 9e5ug auf /.
,raftifhe llnterireiiimeen In Den per-
hieoeren Sanbperfen. Inter itiir. !
niidjern SlibeI betonte e., BOB er es |
q Iiets anaelegeu fem Iaiie lpirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18

benz Napport Club Der gsf4dftsltuis
eine Honffrsna abba!itn, tn tpel4er
iiber bic dassmsine Jubrmsriss s2i5tus
Bin bsratben lpsrben foa. gtnepue 1T
sesen bisie GefeBssporlass, la bic
Stubt babur9 cine Ginbubs BON 500
Bis $1,000 iShrlid srIsiben spiirbe-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18
EifiSitae gtrtaublnnaen
Der staOtapmmiFdrr bon Wfnport, as., am
10. sStbrnar 1915.

Sr ber an 10. b. aR abaebaItenrr Spesial.
Sieune fnbrie W,nbor aibinefion ben ssoriis.
gniueieno lpdrer bic aomriihdre ebert, Ser.
nan nnb Rierenbere.
Cine Heioluiior fprrbe nroenommer, tponah
in 5oIge eires Srrtbums an ben polt5ebfsono
s5qae nabirdgIi6 fbetpisfeH fpurbsn. Sisr.
auf gertnerne.
8e3. a Z. aibingitor, wlabor.
gttcitiri: Irtbnr Rotb. Feeorber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-18
Nlltrmtifer nnb 9siorattnre
grreiteten TrOfeiior SObn 6. sbears'
cine entbniiaitiide Cuatiun.

5ntereiiante Meoen iiber Sanbperfcr'
itulen bilbeten Die Saitpt,lunp
rern bes scitriscn grourunmS.--
am slbeno pereiniete cin @anietl
inb @an Die 3eIegaten uno ibrc
Damen. - stu6 Die T1iurn per'
lebten eeitern einen intereiianieIl
gor. unb gtafenittas. - Seiite III
Der SdIub Der aonpelltion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09

Ct betruhtete iie nod einen 2lnsen.
bid bnn Der Sbiire aug nit elmer
MifHuns Ron aereer pno Senunbss
rilns unb idets, als er bic S1ritts
bes Dieners ii@ ndbern borte:
.Wieleidt .aIm i'd Sbnen bod et>
mas abnebmen. sic branpen ,ridt
erit i'm Rungnpp : SouTs por3ufpres
den. 8ts eeitern 9fbenb battle 2lGen
Morris Sertn Spbip mod ni6t DON
ieinem neuen 8eritede hena4rittiet
Wenn sic ibn dber burcbaus Ieber
miiTen, banu tommen Stc iibermor@
gen um bisie Stunbe gu mir. SD
lam es natiirIi9 ni6t Iid1er prupbez
aeien, CLAUDE aber beitimmt, baB er
bann bort iein tpiro."
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1ruaoeisentbums ltebertrasnugen.

emma Gain an Carrie uno Soieph
s. 8risel, go BEL 203 SUB an bef
RoroIeite Der @oobtpdrb glDenue, so
SUB peitlib Der Senion 2lDenue in
College SiG. (Steuer $500; 81.
Sobn D. G. Robinfpi,, glbm'r., an
Sobn Briggs, Got SO In Der l. I'm
terabtbeiluns pOn Norippoo part,
(Sisuer so; $4950.
Wiaiam 9rotamp an Ridarb u.
HappOport, 60 older aanb in SurDeb
535 IN 2lnoerion Sotpnibip, (Steuer
$50; 81.
Hpbert 2aiblap an Gli5abetb aaibs
LAIN, 2 bei 172 Gub on Der Weitfsite
ber Granb Gtrabs, 81.
Sobu 8. Bitter an Natban Slnian,.
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6. II. Q. Co., $500.
WilIiam 8. 8rodfsIb an Brighton
Gsrman gant Co., $500.
!Selsn 6. Glippins.r oH WtabiiOn
9, ". go. 2, $2750.
Do. on So.. $2750.
Marp 2apthorn an bo., $3.50.
9lnna 3. Sia an bo., $1625.
Marp Is. Moore an 5iasbale 6.
II. 3. 60, $25o0.
30. an Sbo Rubbe, $105O.
gcble 6. !oisbiopsr an Wbomins
6. II. g. Co., $4,000.
9lusuit Grimm. on Gan Wareo ..
II. g. a.. $1,000.
2ll.ranber sS. 9.ierl.in an Repubs
iie Q. II. 6. Co., $500.
Do. al Wm syobn, s471.61.
Jrant Mebers an Baltimore Ines
MI. 6. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
See 9elser an 9lntonio Some 8. u.
8. Co., $250o.
DO. an Charles u. Settler, $1,000.
gueene 8. DAGGER an Wpomins g.
II. 9. Co., $1,000.
Selma 8roipn an Dinis 6. Gar
per, S10S9.2o.
Jrani s. aprt an Gbipin Gr.sOrp.
$4,000.
@sprse Gran on Goutbern SRo
g. Ii. 3. Co.. $500.
9llbsrt 9eiit on bo., $50.
Nidasl Salpin on priee StI
Gagl. g. II. y. Co., $1,000.
sStnnie R. Wbite an Clifton Ulue
tual g. II. .. Co.. $1,000.
Sstilstt 9bpotbet.n.
gbarlss &. ROuris an Sarab Sbs
gers, $500.
glnna G.. 5a5enf.lb an Oatlsp Sms
prcDso q. u. 6. Co., $500.
aena Staosrmau an eagle 8bs.
60, $4,000.
9lribur 6. Warb an eagle g. II.
6. a., $1,000.
9lnna q. pabIt an bo., $1,000.
Georss BENG an Big Jour 3. u.
g. Co., $500.
o. Gilbert 9sllsm an 8. 30. gtuIis |
ion, $3.50.
1larp aapibDrn an MabiiOn 9. u. |
go. 2, $112o.
Jrant Wisnepsii an .. 6. Dut.
talt, $1,000. 1
5reb. 6. Daltsr an propibent g. |
3. IL. 8. Co., $1,000.
Charles 8. 2lnIieab or Glmipoob
place 6. II. 3. Co., 5000.
ernit Wantbsp 81. an ct. 9er.
naro g. II. 9. u. Co., $500.
gbas. 8. anfteb an gImmoob plaes
9 II. 3. Co., $500.
Mm. aaltbrsnner an ct. Bernard
z. II. 3. u. Co., $500.
5tnrp 5. Gintt an bo., $500.
Georss 8. 3feiiinser on 9enrp
Dulimeier. SLATE.
q. .. RspnOlbs an 2ibtral 6. u.
8. Co., $400.
RObIs 6. Sisbtuper an Marp 6.
eieman, 5000.
Deter Surlimann an College 5ia
}. II. .. Co.. $3.50.
GbarGs Ded an Grars g. Gibs
on, $1400.
Grant Wlspers an BaItimor. gDe.
!. II. q. Co., $500.
pamslia Il. asOnarb an 6. g..
,ell. $50.
@oDfrep 3. Cher an college 9ia
!. II. .. Co., $1696.55. II
Jruni abrt an gbas. %. Stinner.
1850.
Marp ROoms an gleptIanb 3. y.
., $4,000.
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@rnnbeisentllnmis.S .SapOthefem.
Neueinaetraatn.

2Inna 6. Sasenfi.Ib an Satlet
SmprpOeb 3. II. 8. Co., $500.
Margaret 6. Gibbons an bo.
$2S00.
Carrie 8rieel an Soutbern Sbic
Sopinas 9ant Co., $2100.
&nnd 9. pabft an eagle 9. u. 6.
o., $4,000.
grtbur s. Warb an bo., $1750.
gii6arb Rdppoport an Gbitb 3.
Sartnan $500.
Spbn Briggs an Sobn so. g. 20.
binfuu abm'r.. $1,000.
GbdrIes 8. Warttustou a. 2ibstal
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g II IN m artfd.

9uter Der @rant: .Wleiner sodtt
gebe ih cine balbs Mtllirrt NIT =
mas baden Sic bern Safitr IN bic
WdsihdIe 3u psrfens1
geiperber @aIer): On tarem @sIbe
belize it allsrbinss rur eirlise tdus
ienb Wari, bafiir babe i'd dber mftp
aunit!1
Batter Der graut: LIMB spiepiet
matt bas 5ufammen2'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09
Ser SelOseridtsuOllSieber.
Bon Srennert

- -
gs iIt ge.peIen friiber
(2lm 2nnbs unb Qmtsseriht)
Gin SiIfsse.idtspolI5iehr:
5err sSobann 9ottlieb 9i1t
Der lebie tpo9I in pinrs
Sn penIion a. ..
Mit jsiner Satin Mime
Oils sIiidli4sr Reniisr.
Ginit als II unierm @aisblat
Der 2dube s6mdutenb idb,
Sm aonisl:9en streisblatt
Gr bieie 8srTe las:
Der Sries 1T auseebrohsn!"
Grau 2i6i ing an 3u itrei'H.
li9t bat ,ein Mort eeIprohen
llnb pfiff bic Madt an Rbein.
gr stng gum Resimenit,
Wo er eiHft Dieniie tbat,
Sb er nod cinmal tGnnte
DobI fpsroen elm Soloat.
Der Sberit, itoIa bariibsr,
Der fpra9: .Saipobl, Serseapt,
Gr pirb foIort, msin 9;sber,
5elbipebeIlsuttndnt!"
9lls Qidt nun bei Sirmuoe
Sbat duf pairouille ssbn,
SAB binter .iner 9ub.
ST brei 5dubisen ftebn
Gs fhnartten ME bi. alSse
Die sSeinbs ipobl babsi.
Oa biuterm StadeIDese
Der GngelIGnbsr brei.
Das 3os auf leiIer 3e9e
Mit pilbem glngeiift.
slus ieintm portemonaie
JeIonebell.uienant 2idts
Gin ffones nsues Sies.l,
9araif Der greubenaar
Rit pilSsefrdubiem g!iisel.
gla,sfDeib 5u ieben mar.
rSm Ramen meinss &Sniss!1
gfief Gi6t unb tlebte :reu
Den blaueH preubenp6Gnir
limb ifrieb Gin Blatt babel:
sd pfdnoe trob oes Rsbss
Bon 9ra6t bic 8dtteris!
Sm Rdmen bss Geiebss -!
2lbboIuns morgen frib (. II
Der Morser ibGt srblisen,
Der pr.ubsr Ruf eritolI.
Sic boIten bic 5aubis.T
9aut 9fdnoungsproiotoll.
Seu itrablt i'm 5tlbeplitte
Sn bem gefsdtsbsriti
Der Resirnertsseihiat.
6eIbpe6elleuinant 2idt.
aus Der ariegs5eituns bsr z. Mrmse.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-09

Sober finbet isin Gsniisen,
Jeber BAT Isin eis'nss Wtob;
Ma1t's bsm Qlblsr isin Msrsniiger,
Ra&t q bod BAN Gpdslsia epnk
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22
REPORT OF NEW VILLA-ZAPATA
= REVOLT NOT CREDITED
(BuIIetin.)
(BuIletin.)

Fl Paso, Tex, Jan. 22.-The body
of the oath American murdered in
Mexico in the last two weeks was
brought here today. 1t was the corpse
of Bert L. Akers, a ranchman who
crossed the border into Mexico near
Yaleta last night to track some cat
tie bandits.
Washington, Jan. ~. -Rumors of
a new revolution near Torreon, in
which Zapatistas are said to be in
volved with Villistas, were declared
probably unimportant at the Mexican
embassy today. 1t would be prac-
tIcally impossible for Zapatistas to
pass through the Mexican army to
reach Torreon, it was said and con-
stitutional force large enough to cope
with the situation, is near Torreon.
FL Paso, Texas, Jan. 22.-Francisco
Villa is reported surrounded by Car
ranzista troops in Sierra Madre
mountains of Chihuahua
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22
ANOTHER CHICAGO OFFICER
KILLED DOING DUTY

1u0Fe are CFOOh0u pOuC0 III Cu1-
cago; there are police who share in |
with the crooks and those who take |
great glee in breaking heads of work |
ers who have struck in protest |
against pauper wages or foul condi- |
tons; but there are hero policemen, |
too. Bror Johnson was one of them; |
he gave up his life yesterday while in |
pursuit of duty.
Bror Johnson, traffic policeman,
member of the famed old beauty |
squad of Mayor Buses time, and
considered one of the most efficient |
of men on the force, stood at his post |
at Jackson blvd. and State ST., at 5 |
o'clock yesterday afternoon. A man |
ran up to him. There's been shoot
ing down the street and maybe some
one killed." cried the man, who was
E. D. Scott, 1888 Southport av
Johnson lowered the traffic whistle |
he was about to blow and sped up
Jackson blvd His informed directed
him to the Thos. Cook & Sons |
agency, Is E. Jackson. At the door
the robber was coming out. He had
just shot man and grabbed $1,000. |
In his hands were two smoking re-
volvers. Johnson drew his own gun,
but never had chance to use it. The |
bandit let loose with both guns and !
Johnson fell dead in his tracks, great |
holes torn in his breast.
The robbery was one of the most |
daring that has ever been committed |
in Chicago. 1t was made at the bust
est hour at one of the busiest corners |
in the loop.
A taxi drew up in front of the Cook |
Office at about 5 o'clock. A man en-
tered AS he came in the door he
drew two revolvers. The cashier, E.
L. Walsh, reached for his own gun,
but the robber dropped him with
shot in the breast. Then he forced |
the manager, cashier, two clerks and
a StenOgraDher TO enter the office
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22

cashiers cage and dashed out the
door. After numbering the police
man he jumped into the taxi, where
woman companion awaited him.
The chauffeur refused the command
to drive and the man and woman
jumped from the car and escaped
through an alley.
The police are looking for VIM. La
Trasse, an ex-convict, and Pauline
Bradford of Toledo. A woman an
swering the description of Pauline
Bradford was in the Cook Office on
Thursday afternoon making inquiry
about tickets to Panama. An UNI
brella found in the taxi had a Toledo
firms name on it.
The robbery victims seem positive
of the photograph shown them of La
Trasse. They say the appearance is
identical, except that the robber yes
terday wore Charlie Chaplin" mus
tache.
The dead hero policeman is sur
vived by his wife and a, 14-months'-
old girl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-06-03

Only morning Newspaper m ih' Amarillo
Country Covers The Panhandle ,l etF' 'aii
EN- New Neslro southern Colorado and Ar'~in
Oklahoma from twelve 20 twenty iour hours l
advance Of Denver. Dallas Fort Worth. Dn'ba
ma CITY. and other papen carrying tslrEaphc
diphtche,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-06-03

Entered a. ',cond-cIam matter at he pos
oiiloe At Amarillo I,Iss under the -, oi March
g. 1879
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-06-03

jat on "aaI
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
THINK LOCAL MAN
DIED AT CARRIZAL
Friends Believe His Body Lies
on Sand-Swept Carrizal
Plain

Somewhere on the arid, sand-swept
plain about Carrizal, where Captain
Boyd's heroic men made their last
stand less than a week ago, lies the
body of Robert Williams, a former
Harrisburger, his friends here believe.
Young Williams was a private in
Troop of the Fighting Tenth" one
of the commands that bravely marched
into the Mexican death-trap and in
face of anihilation fought off superior
numbers for five hours.
He is the son of the late Clarence
Williams. known to Harrisburg base
ball fans as member of the famous
Cuban Giants" a policeman and a
waiter Like his father, he also was a
baseball player, and was we'll known by
the fans. When not playing baseball
Williams was employed at the Central
Construction and Supply Company's
asphalt plant. In Seventh street, or as
a driver for Gates & Co, coal dealers.
Private Williams enlisted a few
years ago, shortly after the Tenth
passed through Harrisburg. His
friends here have heen watching the
list of survivors of Boyd's last stand,
but so far his name has not been
included.
The name Williams. however. is in
cluded in the list of prisoners.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26

Chicago June 2oTheodore Roosevelt in letter the
Progressive National Committee session declined
accept the Presidential nomination of the and strongly urged
the organization support Charles f. Hughes The
ter read by Oscar King Davis, secretary of the committee
To the Progressive National Committee:
"Gentemenln accordance with the
gressve National Convention had received the
that 1t had nominated for President
my for declining the honor which deeply appreciates
Since the adjournment of the Convention have received between
and three thousand letters and kilograms had
supported for the nomaton the majority expressing
that would refuse runwhe minority urged that accept
the nomination. AS physical mposbity answer these
letters and kilograms individually beg of the courtesy the send
that they will accept this public lieu such answers
Before speaking of anything else wish express heae
unsned admiration for the and services of the
on Page
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-06-26
Battalion of Engineers Signal Corps, Hospital Corps and
One Ambulance Corps Will Accompany First, Sec
ond and Third Regiments; Gen. Price Expects to
Have Men Entrained Before Tomorrow Night
DECLARATION OF WAR RESTS UPON
CARRANZA'S ANNOUNCEMENT OF POLICY
Expected Hourly to Reply to Note Requesting Release of
Prisoners; Course of U. S. to Be Determined by De
Facto Chiefs Final Statement Rather Than on Carri-
z1I Battle

Mt Getna. Pa. June 26-Mexco looms upon the immediate
horizon for Philadelphia First Brigade The honor OF being the
first Pennsylvania be the Mexican border
spone President Wilson's call has fallen General W. G. Prices
brigade OF infantry field hospital No 2 of Philadelphia
B, engineer battalion of Philadelphia together with
engineers battalion from Scranton and the field battalion signal
troops from Pittsburgh.
Orders for these commands once for
tinaon which has yet been made public
General Price utterly inaccessible being
of pressure of military business
that he intensely proud the tribute paid brigade
Every who could by hook
command long enough do made his
First brigade and the other troops named congratulate
The engineers formed their and paaded
company cheering and singing
At almost the
word that twenyour carloads
here from the Allegheny arsenal Pittsburgh probably
will arrive tonight The railroads hard assembling
the troop which will carry the baggage and
equipment the corps bending to assemble
the volumes OF equipage prepare the i'm
quantity OF travel atons which will to the sub
sistence of the troops