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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
2euti@feinbIihe 9empns
ftratiDncn
Janb.n in 2auianne, in
Der frana6fii4 den
9 apeia, itatt.

g 4Dei3, TAFT.
paris, 90. San.- Seutiafeinb>
li9e 9smoHitrationen baben in Der
IeBten Ra4t IN GnnianHe. in Der
S6tpsi5, itattsefunben. 9egeu Utits
tsrnadt !purbe bic groBe Wteuidens
mengs, psl6e bic Strabsn anfiillte,
aussinanbersetriebei, aber am Sdbns
bof nurbe cine tleine Grippe ppn
Wdrmern, bic cine Ssutfae SABINE umz
itanben, nit Gt6ten, Gteinen uro
iyduit.n angesriifsn. Die ppli5ei mar
se3ipungen, Don ibren Sdbeiu @ez
brau9 gu MAIDEN, sbe es seIang, Die
gnsesriffeusn in Siherbeit gu briHs
gen
friiber am Gag bate EN- g5belbaus
fen cine bsitids fylagse beruHtergerii@
fen, bic Der beiiiIhe aonful su Gbren
bss geburtstags bss peiitI6en Gaiisrs
aufsebibt bate.
glm Ibenb beriauEmeite iib etne
aroBe MemIdsnmeRge IN ben StrabeN,
in Der ii1 bas bsutiae aoniuldt be-
finbet, lie ipurpe aber bon itarteH So'
liseiabibeilunseH Suriidgehalten. Der
90bel beIhrdntte ii5 odnH baraif, 3ll
iublen, Oeutidlano gu beripotten uiIo
bic WarfeiIaiie 81 iiugen.
Wdbreno bes araUals am 9abnboI
ipnrbe Elm Mann 70 it7iper perlest, bag
er in bas SoiPitaL gebradt tperosn
mubte.
Ginberufen p0n Refrnt en-
in eng anD.
2on6on, 2S. ,Sdr,ilar. eesm gart
8en aano iil,o BrOi.mnationm onge'
idIaaen tporoen, in 6eren ipeiterc
ad,t @rllppen bon Wfirnern, bic iib
fir ben MiIitdrSiertt pcrpilidtet pa.
ben, at ben iahncn einberrfcu tper.
oen. Oie MGrner, Die i'm altsr Don
81. Bis 35 Sabren itebe.L nnriierr ltb
am 29. Gebruar iteQen.
Dampfer BON beutf4em
aeropIan UmbarSirt.
SalI, enalano, %. Sanuar. Der
seapitdn bss 0ampfers .Garlo1 ben
bsr WiIfon 2inie 6srihtet, BOB am
Sonniag Rahmitiag iein S4iff IN
ber Rdk DON Doper pom einsm Ssut'
i6en glerppIan ansesriffen tpprpeH
lei, Der mebrsre goulben na9 oem
Carlo unb arberen in Der Rdbe be-
finbliden Gdiffsn Ialeibsrte. baB
aber tsines Der S4iff: sstroffsn tpOr'
ben lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29

abrebe ftellte linb anfiibrte, bab er
ftets na4 araften fiir iie geforgt ba>
be, fie dber niendls 5ufrieben seipefen
fsi uno unaHnebm6ars 5orberungen
an i9n seitelt bdbe. Gr mar jebD9
nt3t i'm Stdrbe, feline Qnsaben gu
besriinoen, nebbalb ieine @inipdnos
unberiifii6fist blisben. Ser &ldserin
tpurben auBeroem, neil Straub 5us
CAB, $4,000 per Sa6r gu Derbienen,
@limente i'm getrage BON $50 per
Monat betpilliat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Mnfaae.

- Die so Sabre aIte Marp SamiIs
Ton BON yho. 2066 Gaitern 4beHue,
tam geitsrn Qbeno ssgen feds lbr
DOT bsm Sdiife go. 4 Deit @isrte
Strube, 10 unsliidItd gu Sal, baB
ie ii6 einen 8ru9 Der re9tsu Siifte
su3pg. Die 8srunsliidte puroe na9
benz geotbfaqboipital Der Union Gens
trdl 2ifs SSnfurdnce SO. an Der Bier
ten unb @ins StraBe se6ra4t uno
nahbem i6r bort Elm NptbDer6unb ans
selegt iporbsn, na4 i6rer Wohnung
iiberfiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
3anambrmd, in California.
Sebr pieIe 9eute fdeinen
umgefommen iein.

Sebr niele 9eute fdeinen
umgetommen suiein.
Gan 9ieso, gal., %. San. Wes
nigltens breibis perionen tamen am
Greifag ums 2eben als Der Damn i'm
interen Stap gbal bon ben angeltaus
ten WaiIermaiIsn burdbro6en tpurbe.
Ganfnnb5ipan5is 5armhdufer tpurben
5eritort unb 8uberbe bon perIonen
Derben permibt. 2llle 8riiden iinb
fortgeriiien tporben unb es 1T unm5az
ltb iiH nit 9potsn ben ungliidsitdis
ten 5u nGbern.
Deuti9er 5beaterbirets
tor in bteago ges
forbeH.
gbieaso,. % SdRuar. - Gieg.
frieb Ramat, Gr ipisberbolt bas beuts
ihe Sbsater in pbilabelpbid, ct.
Ioiiis unb gbicaso leitets, itarb bier
Sreitag I'M 70. 2ebensjabre. Gin
9erSleiben ipirb als SobesurIade be-
5eidnet. Ramat mar aulebt an einem
bieiigen beutIden glatt angeitelt.
Seuer in elmer On pont'
fhen DulDerfa brif.
Wilmington, Del, %. Son.
s5n Der Sabrit Der 9u pont poipber
go. bei garneb's point ipurben am
Jreitag iie6en 4rbeiter burd Jeusr
perlebt, brei oeren i9tpsr. 10000
Yfun6 rdibloies Yulner floger in Die
Cuff, einen Gdaben bon 500, 600
DerurIadenb. Bier syeuersbriinite
folsten einanber in raider Reibens
folge. bod fanoen feline grploiionen
ftatt.
Heeer gelpn1t.
Deafa, Sla.. %. San. Gin
5aufen BON 400 ipeiben Mdnnern
lbndte bier am sSreitag glbenb einen
9leger Ramens Riharb 2lnberion. Der
in Wiliitou, 3eop gourtp, cine peibe
Grau Derseipaltist bate.
Selbitmorb.
gbicago, 3d., %. San. - glls
Bert s.. S9erser, prdiioent Der Saers
ser RoIine Gift Bridge COMPANY, be-
sing am Jreitas Selbihnorb, inbem er
pom 16. Stod i'm Monabnod 0ebdube
aus in ben gIepatoriaadt binabs
iprang.
S9erssr tpobrte in einem faibions
ablen Sotel an Der 9torbieite uuo gdlt
fir reid. gliemanb ipeib, mas i'm
5u Der 5hat setrieben bat. gr parbe
i'm Sabre 1856 in Grid, in Der
Sdtpei5. seboren, aber in Sainpis err
sogen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29

gserbtn IN einem gorid)iae ber Ser-
Efaaten sur Meanlirnns beD
Tnndbppffriegcs

Sir arieg sfaiffe erfIart.
Wafbington .. g., 2S. Gan.
Tic Der. gtdaten babet ben friegiiib'
reitoen 21noerii Scn 0orihlag ae.
fHadlt. cine Nrili5ipien. Grfldring AT
j:iiiebnIen, tpeide iidb niif slilgriifc
auf SonocIsif]ific be5ieht unn Die
9eipoffnlrng folder gdiffe pcrbirtet.
sgian boift aili bieie Meiie, piele Der
miberjpremerben Droblenle, rueldc
Der ,lnterjecboot-sfriea nit iid &c.
brod)i bat, loien 5n fonncn
@lcihlautenbe Nctcn iino an sic
rcip. sRegierungen obgeidyidt iporoen,
rporin bieiclben erIudt ioeroen 81
sonitntiren, oh lie 5u einent ioldyeiI
llebereinfonnien iih perpilidten mol,
Len, Die gsrirBipien.grfl1rung ipiiroe
anrantircn, baB Observation-Disclosures,
iucIde a,,f Sanoelsi6difcn rciien, III.
ter Gem WoIferref)t geidrist iein iol.
len; bab @arinmg gegeben lperocll
,niib, ebe elm SnrOelsihiff aitgegrtf.
zen lpir0; bnb Sanoelsifiiie zines
friegfiibreriben 2anbes ailf slnrni
holtpn nriiiien; bob alif oanosIs.
id,ific mir sefeiiert rperben bari,
iueim Siyiclben Mioeritallb 81 Ieiitcil
ooer 5l fliebeiI beriitdpn; oab fein
Snnoelsidiff perfcitft perben bari,
a,iSgenonnien es fam feline Briicii-
.nannid,aft befd,afit iperben itno oa,
2anoeIsidiife feiile @eidaise fii9ren
Siirfcn.
glntporten IN beiabenSem Ginne
icitens Der friegfiibrenben Nntionen
ipiiroe cine geit1tigintg Der grin,i.
pien beoeiiten, fir DeIdc Die Ser.
Gtuaten Teiitihlanb luo Ociterreify
llngarn geleiiiber eitgetreten iiisS
imO CUR nainliden 3eit Die sSragc &c.
TNfffneter San6elsidaife erIeoigeli.
Tie 9ennutet oes Gtnats.Separte.
ments beineten baraiif bin, bab Die
@er. Gtaaten oieie Brintipien ioipeit
lie nuf Sf,iife, fpeIde in amcrifani.
iden Sdfen einlanfen. iib beaiebefr,
iebr fpobl 5,tr 3airffiibriins brinact
fonIitcn, Oa beipoifnete Sanoels.
ifific in 3iifitnft oils arieesitiffe be.
irad,tet iperben ipiiroen.
0iefe nerdrberte GteIlilngnafme
Der Der. Gtaaten lit nif,t aui Sin.
Seiitiuig eincr alistpdrtigen Waaflt bin
erfoIgt, fonbern Iebislid, mrf @rlinO
Der perarberten &riegsbebingungcn.
Gin boiler @eaniter, Der iib iibsr
Die 9tote aiisIieB, meinte: gSie lit
inir aug bitnranit1ren eripdgrngeil
erluiier, nm ein arrangement 5,i
ihaffen, ourh ipeldJes oas 2eben I'm.
ihuloiaer gerettet miro"
gSeId,e SteIlimg aud INNER SIC
2rielfiibrenocn eiunebrnen m0gen,
Sie Ser. Gtaaten iperben auf benz
Stanbpunft oieier Prinsipien be.
itehcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
~ Yuam muaR Der :.

lleber garern sebt uns nod fOIgena
bes 8sibna9tsbilodeu bon Der Sront
gu:
SIN Manuiaaftsruum iiBen bic 2l4
riidgebliebenen fill beieinanber. Die
8eibnadtsfeier bes 9atdilpns 1T pora
iibsr, iie bat iaon 3tpei Gage Oorber
itdttgefunben, feisrlih uub frohli9
augIei4, bamit alIe theilnebmeH Toms
ten.
geun iinb bic meibnnttsurlduber
fort unb bic Ramerdben auf Elm Drit.
tsi suidmmeugsia Disait ~
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Grmorbste elm unf4uIbi.
ses 4dbp.

Rem yort. %. Sanuar. -
Der A modsn alt. JuIius Clemens
itdrb GrsItag an ben JoIgtn elmer
Dsrsiftirug bur1 Sdure, ipsIde elm
llnbetdnnter BEN ainbs in ben dumb
COB. dls es in sinem ainDeripassn Dor
sinem GdnbpIdben in 8ronS ii& be.
faiib.
Die Mhitter bes Ydbp's mar In ben
2oben geaanssn unb bate ihr 4iGbs
RIGGS 5SHiersten beim Maesn seLdis
fen, Inn ben GdnsIins sr iiberiua4sn.
Muf bos @cIdrti bss MdbHens elite
bic Wsuttsr ins Ursie unb fob, baB
ptx MluuR uuA has a3aa tsRs 466sa'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29

bampfsrn bssleiiei mar ilnb bab iie bic
@drnifon, Die aus einem Offisier unb
25 Mann beitanb, gefaagen gsnommen
haben. Die Sruppen 8erfforteu bic
SelegrapbenbrGbte, bfmddfigten iih
elmer 4n5abl Dotumente uno aeitattes
ten sriedifben Jamilien, bic pertries
ben fpOrben tparsn, in ibre WObnunssn
3uriidaufehrer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Qofal Seridt.
GrIanat sdeitnua nnS aIimente.

atuf @runb brutaIsr gebanblins
unb neil er nidt in Der ansemsFenen
Weife fir iie tino ietus beiben ainber
geiorst buben fou, srlanste seiteru
Grau Babel G.Struub, seb. Greiberg,
Iohter bes 6ertn Sernarb Jreiberg,
TAG Greenlpopb GpeHus, gtppnbale,
cine SGsiouns BON ibrem 0dtten 9lls
bert g. StrauB, Der friibsr an Der
Ruct Strabe elm 0epdrtsmentgefh
betrieb, iebt aber IN aclispiIe. 3p.,
m eiriem dbnIihen GeibGftt als De-
pdrtementsporIteber tbGtig TT. Gtrdub
bate sins Aeplit si1tsersiGt, ipprin er
bis etnI&uloisuusen dsinsx Gattia ~
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Gemer.

= Sn sinem 6intersebGube bes
5auies go. Alb @leuiDab 4penue,
bas ppn Der Qnftreiterfirnu Diliam
Sdadel &c Sons als 5urbenldger Be-
nuBt tpirb, brad eeitern abenb ein
sgeuer aug, bag einsn Sd1a6en BON
etipa $500 anridtets, sbs bic Jsusrz
ps9r bic Jlammen bdHbigen tOHnte.
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Stunb.ngsieb in Oregon, Jninots unb
Dbio auf Inb bst9dtists ii9 an Der
GDrberuns poItstbiimliher geTebges
bung. gr III cine Mutoritdt In 1e5us
nuf 6ffentlide 8etriebt, aebtnssNsrs
fderuns, 9frbeitersWerii6erung, Qfr-
BETTER prpblems nnb bic 1ruitfrase..
Serr granoeis fpirb ber erItt jiibiIde
Oberbunoesridter fem.
4ls prdifbsnt Wilion bic Mbmini.
itrdtion iibernabm, slaubte man aIis
gernein, oaB er einen plab i'm aabis
nett erbdlten tuiirbe, ndmiih bic Stelle
bes 8unbess@ s@eneralaniudlts.
@;
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gSieSercrnannt

giirgcrutciiter aSudta bat seiterll
2ouis g. 2eoi. Oeiien 9Inusternin
aIg 0iitalieb ser itdStiifen SoIpitaI.
fommiiIion abgeIaitfen ipar, fir eiuen
peiteren Sernrin rpieberernonut.
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GmiWsn arhridyten.

glep gori, %. Saniur.
9lbges.: nGpmric" Ra6 aiOerpOci.
Gibraltar, 26. San. - gSoIs
iirt: .potris" BON Rep Yort nda
pirdus; ,9iuieppe @erbi" DON Reu
gort mad Gsnua; .StaIia' ua4 gssp
gort
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Ser britiid)e 9aimpfer
,Mppan1"
Wie es fdeint, NIT 3o1
menf6sn an gOrb i'm
g u b tlant den
SseaH nnterse>

2onbon, %. San. - Sn edit
fdbrtsfreiien fat man ale Soffnuno
aufseseben, bab DER britii6e 0qmpfer
rIppam", Der am II. Sanuar oon
Satar, Mfrita, nah plbmoutb abaina,
nit 1853 paiiagieren unb elmer ges
iabuna bon 133 Wann an gorb, np6
in sinen 5afen einIaufen tpirb. Cine
OepeI9e aug 9ua an GIOpOs iagt, bab
Der britii9s Dampfer r3regantle" am
16. Sanliar an einenl Boot Dorbeiges
tommen iei, bas ben Namen o4ppam"
trus unb beiien Bug 5eritort mar.
Wlan gldiibt bier, bar Der 0ampfer
Gm 16. sSanliar pdbrenb sines beftigen
Sturmes norboItlih bon Utaoeira un>
tersegangen III.
Die meiiten paifagiers iparsn Gngz
ldnber uno in aonbpn aHIGiIig. Inter
ibnen beFanben iiG eine Qn3abl 6ober
&olonial6eamter nit ibren Srauen, bic
auf urldub na9 England 3uriidtebrs
ten. Ser gr0bte Sbeil Der 8eIabung
mar in 2iDerpool anfdiIig.
Der ltntergang bes S4iFfes pirb
alien m6slihen urfa9sn sugsIdrie6en,
bon einem lInterfeebpot sangriff biz
5u elmer GrpIoiion I'm Snnern, bod lit
es am Warfdeinii6ften, bab bas
S9iff in einem Sturm untergeganssn
lit.
Die rQppam" mar EN- Dampfer bon
1871 5onnen unb nit Der 2abung
bate iie einsn Wertb pon iusnigitens
Qf =ln n0n
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Iinss BON elmer itartsn @durs Der,
brannt mar.
Gin Mann fiat e." fdgte bds
fleine Mdbden. sgr CAB BEN 8abD
mas. gs III Der poli5ei foipeit ri9t
gslnnsen, ben beimtiidifhen M0rber
duf5ufinbsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21

of our record rum and you will what it amounts TO-
AS the sun rose and the heat grew oppressive we
soon began burning tires by excessive breaking, as we
had decided not to spare them For 35 miles across the
desert ploughed, where severe trouble would have
meant disaster, if not discontinuance of the rum
1t in this desert that we had our first and only
mechanical trouble noticed the oil gauge going down.
and poured in the last two gallons of oil we had. We
rode on few miles and noticed again that the gauge
was dropping. Stopping the car to investigate, found
that the pipe leading to the oil pump had been broken
from the terrific torsona strain and our oil supply was
gone | hiked on foot five miles through deep sand
with the thermometer lowering around 12O degrees to
railroad station, where there neither oil nor tele-
phone line. train approaching and yanked OIL
nv sweater and standing between the rails, tagged the
train: but there was nothing doing in the way of OIL
However jumped the train, intending to ride to the
nearest point where oil could be secured, feeling that
with each passing minute the chances for our record
were diminishing.
AS we passed the point where ! had left the car
noticed that another had halted, and | persuaded
the engineer to stop the train and let me off. When
arrived found that Sturm had secured gallon OF OIL
Having emptied one of water bags he crawed UNI
der the other car and drained the oil from its crank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21

case plugged up the broken oil line and we went on
TO the next station seven miles away, where we Sc
cured enough oil to get us into Needles.
Just think of it! This the only mechanical
trouble we had throughout this entire rum we ana hoC
touch the motor not even to clean spark plug and eX
cept for this instance did nothing but I'LL Sasoene
and oil tanks and drive to the limit.
We negotiated the stiff mountain trails ut Oakland
Arz the new Kondke of America without trouble al
though we climbed to an altitude of $500 feet ana the
paths are extremely difficult for many cars to make;
The ruts of Arizona engaged our attention next ana
here again we scraped on high centres for thirty miles
before we got to Kingsman.
With Kansas City to reach in less than four days,
knew that motor trouble meant that we would fall BUT
the old Eight" never missed shot-the good Ola
brakes never failed when called on them. Arizona has
some miles of fine road and took advantage OF these
hitting it around 60 until we came to the deep SAND
when we slowed down bit. The pulling power OF the
oight cylinder motor revelation to me IN this SAND
| had driven other across and had repeatedly 10
either dig them out with shovel back out TO get
fresh start but nothing like that happened on this trip
Kansas afforded us opportunity of using some
of our speed and at Dodge City, the third night out
we turned in for few hours sleep, with 567 miles 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
Standard Car Which Made the WORLDS ereaS No"o
III" ." -" " with at Wheel

time the actual running time being little less than 10
hours We got little taste of our old friend, Mis-
souri, mud in the Allegheny Mountains OF Pennsyl-
vana near Pittsburg, the night before reaching New
York The run from Pittsburg to New York, 3S5 miles,
we made in IA hours and Is minutes, elapsed time
Quite little of this running was through dense Jog
in the mountains where speed not to be thought Of
Had the eighteen hours Of steady rain happened
day later catching east of St Louis instead of on the
poor dirt and clay roads of Missouri the new ranscon
tinenta record would be another day lower However,
the Missouri mud furnished test of this great cars
power and endurance, again demonstrated in different
way by the speed made in travelling from St Louis to
New York The distance we travelled between these
two cities was 1923 miles and we made it in 81 hours
and II minutes elapsed time. Our actual running time
was about 80 hours average of "a miles an hour
certainly drove the Cadillac Eight to the limit on
this stretch making up the precious hours lost in Mis-
souri, mud The wonderful in which the car stood
this final test and its excellent condition at the end
ynces me that the limit in this my endurance
and not that of the The spring suspension is
good and the cushions comfortable that never
used our air cushions, indispensable on previous
trips across the Continent AS said before this is the
first time have driven that could oudrive and
outlast me- and have had some varied experience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
Bv F.. c.. "Cannon Ball. Baker

credit. Running to Kansas City we experienced
first touch of what we had feared-that was Kan
mud We used chains for at least five hundred
miles before getting to this part
1t is a fortunate thing that the good Lord never
permits to look ahead and the difficulties we are
to encounter The next day got ours with capital
90" Leaving Kansas City in the rain we hit the high
road to ST. Louis Harder and harder came the rain
and deeper and deeper grew the mud until there was
little visible below the hubs of the machine. On we
went slipping this way and that but managing to keep
headed towards st. Louis. Speed was forgotten. We
still cherished the thought however that would be
able to move forward even though slowly. The bot
tomless mud grew more bottomless if such figure
might be used but went Had this road been one
hundred times wide might have been able to make
little bit faster time. In and out of the ditch we went
scores Of times where driver and no car could pos
sby keep the road. Traction seemed impossible and It
was actually two feet sideways every foot ahead AT
one point just to illustrate the pleasures Of driving in
Missouri during the rain upon five cars stalled
in the mud. big seven passenger had become mired
and grooming away uSeessy in endeavor to get
out Horses had failed to move her. Knowing the posi-
btes of my car, shot out into the ditch, into the
fields around the five stalled onto the road again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
aARTHUR WOODS.
"police CommlsslOner
ARRESTED IN MURDER
ON HIS SISTERS STORY
Youth Accused OF Killing lnn'
keeper to Get His Money.

Sheriff Wiesendangcr. Of Westches-
ter County. arrested Claude Martin,
twontv-six, Of Elmsford, early yester-
dsv. and charged him with having muir
.dored AUGUSTUS Guttengor, aged pro-
prictor OF the Lakeside Inn, near WHITE
plains Deputy Sheriff Moore had been
watching Martins home for forty-elght
hours. When he saw Martin enter he
notified the Sheriff.
When Martin was arrested, package
Of cocaine and a two-ounce package OF
bcroin were found on him, according to
the Sheriff. He acted as II dazed-by
cocaine. the authorities think.
Stories told by Martins brother and
sister led TO his arrest. Both said that
when Claude saw Guttenger with roll
Of bills he announced he was going to
get the dough" a sudden meeting
with Deputy Sheriff Moore at White
plains released the girls story. When
She saw the officers shield she tainted,
and when revived told her story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
TWO HAIRPINS SOLVE
BOAT THEFT MYSTERY
Craft Used in Joy Ride Found 2
DAYS Later, Lights Ablaze.

Thursday night the steam yacht No
ria. owned by A. c, Fernald. of 81 Man
haitian Avenue. this city, disappeared
from her moorings Oft the Knicker-
booker Yacht Club boathouse, at Coll
lcgc Point Yesterday she was found
drifting OF Sands Point Everything
was in tiptop shape. cabin lights ablaze.
but port and starboard lights out.
"The thieves couldn't run the engine
and abandoned her" said an investi-
gator.
Another investigator dropped two
hairpins into his pocket and winkcd.
"Oh. probably a Joy ride party he
said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
TO FLY ACROSS CONTINENT
Many Ayiators Are Expected 10 Make
the Attempt Next September.

Many aviators will attempt the coast
to-coast fight when the proposed Ma
tionsl Aerial Derby is held next Sep
TENDER. The machines will leave New
York on September 2. The total mile
tge TO be covered viii vary from $500
10 1880 miles. according TO the route
finally selected. There is & possibility
that q new worlds record may be made
during the struggle for first honors.
Only two such fights have been
made since Wilbur Wright showed the
Possibilities Of the aeroplaue on De-
Cember ~. 1903. These were the trans
continental trips Of Galbraith =. Rodg-
trs and Robert $. Fowler. Rodgers
made the trip from New York 20 Los
Angeles boz 1911, covering the distance
10 forty-nnc days. In actual flying
time he was in the air only three days
ten hours and four seconds for 4'OZJ
miles II took Fowler 100 days, year
later, 20 make the voyage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
IIMBERG LEFT ONLY $500
Auto Racer. Killed at Sheepshead, Did
Not Make a viii.

Carl Limberg, who was killed last
Saturday curing the Metropolitan
Trophy race, at the Sheepshead Bay
Speedway, seems to have received little
besides excitement and glory from his
hazardous occupation. His estate,
valued at not more than $500, does
mo- show any great financial returns
for The chances he took with his life
cverv time he drove his car on a track
at 100 miles or mere an hour. lie dId
not make Will.
Mrs. Marion +. Limbcrg, widow OF
the automobile racer, applied to the
Surrogate's Court yesterday for letters
of administration. She said Limoerg
left personal property valued at not
moro than $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
WOODS RECRUITS
CITIZEN POLICE
Father Knick May Need
You When Uncle Sam
Does Not" He Says.

In an effort 10 increase the size of
the citizen police reserve. formally
known as the Home Defence League. to
that Of the Police Department, approx
matcly II 900 men, Police Commissioner
Woods is having distributed the fol-
lowing circular under the heading
Home Defence League;
"The city as we'll as the nation
should be prepared for any emergency.
I'm case Of trouble at home or abroad
every policeman would be needed i'm
mcdiately for critical emergency work.
Thousands Of citizens nave already vol
uutecred 10 take their places IN their
regular work.
.Have YOU? If not, why not?
"This organization is not meant TO
keen YOU from serving Uncle Sam If he
needs YOU, but Father Knickerbocker
nav need YOU when Uncle Sam does
not. Witness the San Francisco earth
quake. the Galveston flood or the Bal
timore fire.
"The purpose Of this league is TO or
ranizc citizens who volunteer. so that
I'm extreme emergency cases the mem
hers Will be ready for service as s"eclal
policemen and will have received IN
etrrctons to ft them for the work.
Tyccnr in such emergencies. when they
arc Officially called out. they have no
notice duties The Home Defence
League exists simply for the patriotic
purpose of serving the city IN case oil
great emergency.
Phone Police Hcaduuartors; give
vour residence; ask where your pre-
cinct station house is: 20 there and see
the captain. who will explain fully.
You follow the matter up.
ARTHUR WOODS,
"Police Commissioner"
Alderman Bowling, as chairman OF
subcommittee Of the Mayors Commit
tee on Preparedness. recently appoint
cd as his associates number OF proml-
nent retired army and navy othclals
and big business and banking men 10
Iuild M the league. Their campaign,
separate from that Of Commissioner
Woods's. will be launched in about
week.