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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13

auioeoxtben niroeu uHb isti aufIieaeH IN osr
Cftiee ees Dirrrior Of anhie ssrpiss
esiiton 2. 1ab dle siEfpthabe iiir 6tae,ii'
eyfne fpf!ae banoH rrfuiiiren, perio'is6 nHief'
fansi fperbeu fefifn nod GsrtiGtsunHa oet oei'
cefsbenen 9stbsiierHna, nTo bob bet Siabis
solislior tr 'hHh er III tierburd aniprifiti uib
reeipirfsi. gerbanbinnaen In eluem efrtti. roa
lpulceifHfet antisbiiticn tnsHlsiitn, nm iolne
snIarhtbt natb her Setiieiislluna efr eoraeiehe.
uen gefbeiIerinG 81 nrifffut<n: boronsgelttf
teho6. bat si iraenotinfr Seii not oet ViH,
ieiinna ber bieriu nuiortiirieu 9erbnnblMlgen
ber Dttedst q Anblis Serpiee. nit per Sr'
giu,utnae bes Giih. Solialiors nds nrh bsfnsifr
Director nit folder Suliimninrl N hiefbafD
Ginorifirt, itaenhctner nHh dle hHfpt04e 9s1fH
bte Etabi tn er6HsH Bnb teisileGfu. fpeltf ~
rel, Dbr inbreti aus hefdsisr ssrbeiIerInia
ert'iebeH euiftfben. nio bSr tsidaie lsfttior
m auforiilrt uHb nneerDiefeu, ben eeigna fol-
der aeaeltHa sber BeiIeaung. einf1lietiih beE
GER. unb ntIt bdu,it beTbaneeuen HusdabeH.
aus ben Sonee boraeiebfu fit befaafe Ger,
befleviEia bnf6 Croindns 2s7st9id. bnffiri an
q aHri igie, a. seaas.eii nEe eo.asfes;E
einsifnanns diisasleei nfrben fol nnb Hihi
ais Reihrdniifng Der brrbet bsm befaaien III
redDr 81 2ubltc serniee burd 6sfaeie crbincrs
2s7siai6 tribeilieiI,
Trirsi lss i,s) gressHi bT ssiaRmifolisa
efr hetdaier HerbeiieTItHr. tvefiiaer Die aoltfH
coH aIsHsanesn. Sinehmuiune. eiiftinanegn
Hnb Cement 5eiiSnlptesi, oiiiferieai rereeI
ednbereien. anatsnssnb nno aHfcbepb an he
tsraefebsne HerbsHerrna. ptide befaaifH poi6
ftiib pdHbereien bierbHrf beiiiriht gnb, bas ne
beioHberf Serfsssie barSs teiasis Derb<HernHa
frinHaeu.
Sefiion 4. Gcb bic 70 anisrfeeten thef,
ntrfte 10 lsbu (i0) intglif<r Rctlnnetn bssat.i
,ssresH fsisg. nii ssHisn aai eis siHui,seslse.
giefHfthmr ben irasnbmsideIn ttfieu9r,
aHisAnIsn' fei6ss arfbnieit IN sasr be,atIsn
Hias iHnestaib srpaHsls l20) 1aGsu ben EHb
rad ber Hundtue Der befeuffrber rrrtunri.
pc exile nbf9Laessdelnns n .'lig tHrntals
bTsisia ts0) 1adfH ua1 Der 5eli efE Hcar.
snhinHa.
sefiisn s. Gas eanhs Der eiabi ginsinnst
difaeafben meFbeu fpiieH boz bSr Goreffio1
ber bsfnateH aNebnsHfe
Seffior G. Tnb Der Reli hsr Geamin,.sf,rH
bfr telaeifn Aerbtiisrnna ipfifrr ni4f refer.
ftrs nhfdleai ~ heH brf Sfabi Glnrtafn.i
beaebi; foerbeH fcn aus hem gfi8k bes fsr,
fri6e 3trfde uah In bet tom yxfcs eererf1ur.
ttHfn slsils oneaeaebni i5sEhra fpuen
Sefi;eH T. 9ab ags Gets unb ehnnrefr.
nnGreRtene unb aHiipseHb an beiSen Eestta
ben 5alierE apeHls, sDif6fH bsr rfflinn fst
Ferrn eirahe nHe eirew 4Hailf 90 Fnf enl,8
tou Suulhgg Sffatf ihr tefnefe Eefbeilsriiaa.
pit obfH tglliuiEnt. teiiuiert nerhen fofter
Sffiicr 8. Ifeft Grtinons lau In ernlt
trsieH nnb Uiiiefetf tdo<a bofl anb rnt hsrs
hnRtntR Rom 0efsx friGutfeH 8fifpnrsff an.
4QfilEi eri 20. Dlai. n =. 1917.
n.,,S2 = q sElsags5 Sraessni b.s e,nhtEsibs.
~. Sn;s.s:;ss1.u 4 sssa Snets SeEssEntb
- - =. S<M la1A t.H
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13
SamiItsn.

itnier asent In SumiItom III GER
Gbuarb Srnd, 449 Sib syiufte Ctr.
Ssa Gel. 476.&. Spne HbOus
163f.4.
- 9puis Bredenrios. fplirb. tpssen
th6ili4en @ngriFfs uuf 2aDoln 4ns
herIon i'm Muni8ipnleeridt gu einsr
@slbitroFs BON 800 uHS 80 Sassn
2rbeitsboiis perurtheilt.
- Sie Orfi6aft @ratis in Butler
Gpuntp beeing om Woutus ben 100.
9ubrestas ibrsr Sriinbung.
Sn SamiIlpn traf bic Rndridt
Elm. bab Ssrrn 9bilipp Reifter pon
birIsr Stnbt, pslder iib feinerSeit
nod Canton in China bseob, baTelbft
Der Soften zines 0ffentli6sH Wubla
fabrts DIRECTORS dnseboten purbs.
= Truu Mareoretbe 9sisrle, bon
gp. 523 MopIe 9lpenus, erbielt bic
Ra6ritt, bab ibrs SOdtsr, SRI. Slos
ra geierle, i'm Seim ibrer S6Deiter
IN Cos @nseIss, Gal, pI0BIi5 ssitprs
ZEN if. Die 2side pirb nad 9omi!s
ton aebra6t perben.
Il Trl. Rarsarst 9ettler, Die So6'
4er bon Germ unO Sruu 9eorge 3etts
Ter, bon go. 1913 @tne StrdBe, bat
eiuen breiiGbrigeu Surfus on Der
RraHfeupflegerinnsn S6uls bes ct.
gincent SoipitnIs in indianapolis,
Snb. erfplgreid beenbigt.
Ssrr 0pigbt Minnid, Sp5n
bes 9r. $. 6. Minni6, sraouirte BON
Der 6arbarb llniperiitdt uIs Sottor
Der 9biloiopbie una erbielt 5ugIeia
elm einidbrises Reiie~StipenSium-
- ueber bunbert 9lerSts aus ben
Counties Sumiltcn, Yreble, Wurren
urb Butler periammeln Fh berte IN
SamiltOn spsds SeTpre6uns tpi9tiger
prpfeFipneler 5ragen. Die 0istuFion
iptro BON Yrpf. 80. .. pprter BON
Der IlniperiitGt DON Cincinnati geIeis
tet neroen.
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@ine prttAanb. no. 25Tssi7. ss.
" itiuiuenh. forfsufnbten mil btf ger5ciies
ftrlsna ben 9fsfmaH 4lpgiius. ocn ftHi.ee
Sircke bis slrr Qorhlinfe bon atnaet Stpubf
tuna BfaiigfH bee Taerirtees.
Ia hieien ziabifaib am 22. WIat 1917 eire
crbiHani nrtegbteiffi rtsrhe uie i4irfm, eine
enesiaisZisuer dufsnetieaeH anl BE sc'e iiio
ghnoegeieH nnGrenscHb unb aniiohfno an Srso
man elnefH, spiiAen HftHfier Sfrnfs unb Ger
aDrbiiuit bon afnHfr SiInte, FIR bie efrb<fs
erune bHr1 Hilaiieri Hs eabFipeaes; run.
etahalb
Sei es berorenef bon BEN Stntrsit bef
Stdhf Cincinnati, Sfnni Ehio:
Eeftien 4. fdt g bierenr6 btliirfnt hiro.
forfsnfabren NIT Der gfrbeieuine ben syrseIsaH
libenns bon sstnttd etrabe nne oet acrelins
bon fsnner eiFnbf. bar4 Nitoerlstel Don
gurbs Eepfu bon Heifen Hranlt9ur5s. me
nofbtrenhIa RficiterH Des Sotripeaes rist @fa,
nit, Aerffelnne ber HoitfDeubiaeu 1rcinirufasH
rfIb 9Bieit HTrb 1rfstHtn bfr o<iftbtneeH nitr
spfiaen na'ferrp6te bur6 neuf nnb .arctfre
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eefcIuficf. ntl6e Bic Ncibrsnbieifit heL -
faettn gsfberering efflarf. Palkr pPm Smtt
sz:za ~ ID kl1Hl1 4aezllIz1IlealA eglIzz..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13
@emeinbe-5 -5eitlid,feiten.

- Der Srouenpersin Der grot. Ct
Beterstfr6e Puitor 6ons SaupD per.
fGmneIt ii5 beute Ra6mittao. SEE
oem iid duidIieBerbsn aaffeetrdn3,
den fperben bic foIaenben Oumen ala
9ditgeberiunn funairen: 9Fruu Sta.
roiIne 2dna, SruI Mornnretbu Gang
Trau Gouifo Witboefer, 'Srau Ttarg
Weargolb. Ssruu Rarg. Tefrer UNI
8rdu Muredrst6o N1oni.
- 9as RuffeetrGnsber b.s
Trauenoereins Der gb. prot. q. Sos
Rdnnes 9emeinbe auf TH. glu6urn
fpaftor Grnit @ob), bas brute ftatt.
ftnoet, iteHt unter ter 2situng beg fols
aenoen 4on,rtittees: !6enriettu 6orn,
Gourfa 2iebenberg. @metin 9eimann,
47erte Sirbemunn, 2ouiio Weinede,
glt5dbeth Wtrener, 2ollifa 2inbemonn
unb Bertha RorL Die senunnten
Oomen laben ibrs spieieu Sreunbe re5t
ber5Ii6 elm
Der Ssroue1persin Der Gp. grot.
U&Gttbdus @emeiube in Btnton Qlate
(NGftor g. 8entbiu) DerorftuItet am
Donneritos Ro6mtttog Elm 9uffee.
trdn56eu. Die fpfeerrben 8omen er.
ldfien !etne gtrlopung on Freuube unb
getdnnte: &athurine Sed, Glifabetb
5iemoun, >GburIotte aoeftsr, emma
0ormdnn. Wtarie Rippert unb Wlas
rie 9re6errtemper.
- Die mOnutlide eei.lfise 3ufams
merfunft bes 'sruuenpreins Der Wars
finieemeirbe on GSff 6. Gtruse CDd.
ifpr @miI 6. Baum Finbet beute go6s
mittng ffott. Die 2lrranqerneuas ptrs
ben bonn foieeubeu apmmittee aetrofs
rem: 2enu Strlbbe, Sronces Gdlapp,
Ranme Smitb, GIunG stT6bein, syba
3fft6ein, Wburie Sbepbdlb. Qena
5hpmos, Carolina Sbpmos, Utat6ilbe
getsei. = Gm GIngsentag, 8onners.
tag, ID. SHtni, fui1b cine patrtptiIfe
9Setsr in beier Rirfx obgebulten, aes
lesentli9 ipefber bic gonntaqf6uls
bon ben Daughters Of america nit
etrem prdr1tieen feibenen Sternens
boiiass nsi6sHst aprben .pirb. Rod
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13
seiusn gerfetmnaeu srleaem.

Scr 65 SSohre alte 2cqiis 9inber,
Dor ysc. S25 @ebrnlan slbenue, erIog
i'm ftdbtiidyeH Spipitnl ben gerIesun.
1eil, Die er, tuie bereitg beribtct. am
Rontoe 6uoongetronen bate. als er
III 6er RenI;ie Der Strntenbobngeiell.
idcft an Der @lnir gloemle jrpiiden
oIptt 8aggons geratben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13
@ieS nne SaS.

- 6unbertr ieBige unb friibrr'
36glinge bes Obip We9dnics SnIii'
tuts baben Der Rsgierung in ben Ders
i9leneniten 0ienit5peigen ibre Stertts
our 9erfiigung geiteIlt. Dds Sniti.n:s
&pmmittee bleibt in &ruft unb ninnt
Nnmeloungeu fir ben Sreirpiaigsn'
bienfi entgsgen. Der 8erfu6 ptrb ges
moht, ale ebemaIige 36gIinge gu er'
retfta.
- 9ds gincinndtier Subent6um
pirb auF bem iiibii6er 9pngrsb, Der
i'm Septeuber in Mofbingtou ituttfius
bet, BON ben Serreu 9r. 9. 9elitid,
On. e. 5. SogsL, 2lbe 5riebman urb
6. 9rit psrtrsten iperben.
= Sn Der seitrigen SiBure Srr
Gretutipe fir bie Rotbe &reu5saams
pngne fpurbs &apt Roberf 8. Durs
ming aIs Warf6on fir bic parcbe
ernurut, nit tpelder rGfifen Wortag
Die aurpogrs 5ur Qufbringung BON
elmer WaiGion Dollars eingeleitet fpers
ben fDu.
- Sir Den Setter Babies aonteit,
Der pom 20. bis gum %. SSrni i'm
GbeIter gSorf itottfin0et, limb iotpcit
I'M itdbtii6eu 9efuubbeitsnmt itber
$50 Ftnber uH9eTnelbet tpprben.
- Irbeits0ireftpr Sornberaer Bat
eefterH oen Stootrafb BON gtprpppo
eiuen Idriftli6en proteit gegen cine
Don Der 8eb0rbe angerommeue Srbis
mana 5ugeheu ldTen. 9ur6 bieie Or
btnun5 tpirb nGmlidb ben hisftgen ftGbz |
4ifhen geb0rben bas Reft qeoeben, |
einen She'll ibrer 6duptr6brenIeitung
bur3 gtprrpopber 8ebiet All Ie9en,
ober i'm leBten Roment ipurbe Der
Oroinuns ongebii6 Elm guTus singes
fiigt. Iout peltem Rorppob bas Rebt
bdben fun, i'm Sale bort DaTermans
eel etrttreten ioIIte, pbne tpeiteres DE
GtrciHnatier 2eiturg ansu7opfen. |
9ierpou tponen frrbFDeritdubli4 bic
bieiigen 8eb1rben nifis piTTen.
- pnrtingerrieur Mteebs bpm
parfbsportenent bat 9eitern cine @are
nunq an bas Publttum, namerIih !
on Die getpobner ron QboHbule ere
IaiIer, in fpeI6er er baruuf al1fmerfz
iom matt, bag IN ben S6dtten5du,
men an Der Dana, Blair Qoenue uno
ou6 on unberen StruBen in gtponbofe
elm 8u6r1purm qefunben porben III,
Der Die 8dume berart beT6Gbigt Bat,
bo5 fie fuft Tdmutltcb einge6en tper,
ben. eSnQeHieur Reeos ertbeiIt bdber
ben 8efpobusrn Der betreFFenben Gtrue
ben ben Rutb nsle 8GIme dn3uyflans
gen.
- SduIrafbSrriigrieb u. 6. Ri!s
te1rborf iiberrsidte oelegentli6 Der ae<
jern Ibenb ffGttgebo6teu S6Iusfeier
IN Der So6fhuIs su 9leGfant Ribqe
ben IA 9rabuanben ibre Oiaome unb
Dirb beuts @benb bte Oiplpme aeIes
9e1tlicb Der S6luBfeier Der SarhpeII
6o9i6uie oustheilen.
= 8unbestomntfTGr ofufep6 Gbs
Ter III bon gh6ter Soniter fir eineu
peiterer Sermin gum 8unbesfommiTs
sdr ernanrt fporbeu. Gs ift Der ife=
berte Gmtstermm Germ Gblerg. beis
fen nrfpriingIi6e Grnernuna I'm scyass
re 1892 burd ben bdmafiqeu Rthter
Btnium 5opurb sGft srfDlgt mar.
= Or. 6. m. 9enmdn BON 80.
l35 Deif Rettnte Strobe purbe aes
tern ppn ben 0etettines CrIrurS;hsr
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Doe @drtdtnsfinb

5rib@H: .gapo, bu iannff rir
jest bein. Gebern unb Geberhu!ter
f9enten."
Batter: Die brau&' i4 ia fslsH,
nlein ainb.1
5ris6en: .aber Onfel Gmil frate
neulid Su Dottor S.sinsr, hu baStit
htn isH9risbeRs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13
Rn berfanfvn - Sdiifer.

5Rtt 9amtitsH 8aus ant gries ON.
aitie, Qtrneri-sfenFr, Gdrcae. i6eHt DorD.
sgzieo 5ab s4aiisa. uHs i5tuaiednns.
isii y.
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= Or. 6. m. 9enman ppn RD.
135 Beff Reinte Strobe Durbe ee.
fern pon ben Detectives GGenniber
Inb SfpDdble unfer Der Intlaae pers
tuftet, IN ungefesfidRr Meife Reseps
e Fir nartottfGe Gtfte e.anseeftsnt sa
Saben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13

2t6ptfeIuns bes prosrdnims In Der
&irte foist ssIsQise untsrboItuns in
S9ulIotal. ,.nt...l!Ai in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-13
spc,iea fir Trauea.
IN --nw
HRLHZe>
Gin I5sIihes aatiieptiides guIssr,
peIhes, pemn ben6tbtst, In
@niier auisnI6ien IL.

UIs eir mfbisinifoss aHtitstii1ss nsttfsl
ftir Gnf6sn uuh eebaHbIuna bon adinrte. ert'
sinbuna cher grstc-a Der pa's. sss ediies
uHb iene bur9 pe.bIi6s eranIesiten bsrnaatt.
tat ss mot istnes 6Isitsu. eeii sshn Sasrsn
bat bic epstn Q. EiHfoum Epebielns 20. In ID
rsr Observation-Disclosures NIT Brnnfn edItins
msfp5Isn, HsI4es isins gOrsnaftiri bepeiii.
Sransu, nsIfs finirt iporbsH fnh. tnaen. .ss
II Htsi NIT ooIb oh,r,vtsesn.' psi CSofes
teru. SOC proBs e3n4tsI cher bur& bis eoit
abs gortOn GotItt To- EcftDa. Gpah.
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Consy Island 6. sss';; :s.s. s':';;s s:-s:a. sss
SatselH sie ttnsiH IN ben rtueH ea,ea.gaIcst,
lbs Gnptle.1H6ouff. eernd btpdbt.1tYS,
6drs; agthpcb; Sob Gin; perfeffee fIabbais,
2bslI Don 1901 Berendgnnoen Hrriss eanbs,
piflf. 1anL S3tslpldte. aubdrei ttpnserts, eir
has uues NIT einer nHnbsrpofeu g3dferfnhf
bon 20 DistIer ffT 25 Gsnis. eoott BON erpab-
nan. $50 Hne II Dorm-. 1. 2sso. 4. $50.
nnb sln6r-
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oeh. eeppsrt'

Ger. ttpptt<
spitt,pe bon 6cHrit g9eibe, In ibrem os. pe'
tensjabre. in bsI asobnuna itres 5obnes, 80.
ss42 SItbe'ft spenuC. dbeotoi, 9. 3os fet'
dsenbeadnautt fiHoet ifutt bonn fronerbduft aus
am 2onnerikp. ben IL SUM-. I'm l uhr RAD
uiituas 9rniireotiesotenit IN Der 70, snlo.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ru. 1929 rante SfIabe, um
llbr Ra9niiiaes. 5reunbe iiHo taIitlt eiu'
aedben
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slmna @eibe,

e,arb ON HteHsiaa ben IL. sHni 1917. nm
uhS Rorgens,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-11
NEW ENGLAND BEHIND.
$I7o,ooo,ooo Still Needed to Bring Loan
Subscription Up to Quota.

Boston, June ll.--New England sub
scriptions to the Liberty loan amounted
to Sl24000000 at the close OF business
Friday, out of total quota expected OF
S30O,00O,000, according to the figures an
nounced by the Boston federal reserve
bank Saturday night. This sum came
from 100000 subscribers An appeal Tor
subscriptions is now being sent through
out the district under the caption, Lend
your money or give your life"
Fire whistles and bells will warn clti-
zens of New England this week of the
approaching close of subscriptions to the
Liberty loan. The New England com
mittee has arranged for the sounding OF
the signal "3-7-5-5" in many cities
and towns, signifying buy Liberty
bonds to-day" The committee is urging
a special bond demonstration Thursday,
Flag day.
Subscriptions to the Liberty loan
through single New York bank aggre-
eating S43,000000 were announced Sat
urday night. Many individual subscrip-
tons through other banks of upward OF
81 100000 each also were made public.
The National Bank of Commerce, which
added the largest figure, issued state
ment to the effect that the announce
ment by Secretary of the Treasury Nc
Adoo that the loan had not been nearly
brought about the largest
number of small subscriptions of any
day during the campaign"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-11
Novice Glass
ENEMY HAS INFORMATION.
Big Secret Out, Secretary Daniels Issues
Warning

Washington, June ll.--Convinced that
valuable naval information is reaching
the enemy, Secretary Daniels issued an
order Saturday, at the urgent request of
Admiral Benson, chief of operations, for
bidding all persons in the naval service
from discussing except officially even
among themselves or with the members
of their families "any question relating
to the disposition, movements, or pro-
posed movements of naval or military
forces
The department acted only after Off
GERS of the intelligence division had re-
ported that information, the nature of
which was not disclosed, had leaked
through somehow to Germany. Mr.. Dan
iels said he had hesitated to issue the
order for many days, not desiring to
hamper unduly officers and others in the
service; but that his military advisers
had been very urgent. There was no
thought, he said, that any person in the
navy had revealed the plans of the de-
partment, except through inadvertence.
The secretary pointed out that expert
ence of the allies had shown that very
unimportant seeming news was some
times a sufficient clew for an alert foe
to determine a movement in advance.
The purposes of the department are
fully explained in the order, which Sec
rotary Daniels was careful to explain
did not refer to the press and was in no
sense an effort to prevent the newspa-
pers from getting news.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-11

he left Springfield with deputies and
the long search began before midnight
At noon they thought of the well. A
deputy was lowered into the opening
while Others held him by his feet. And
there was found the body of "Buddie"
Keet, wrapped in the pink blanket which
was upon his bed the night he was stol
en-. A woman's skirt, too, of black silk
substance, was wrapped around the body
and was the only evidence left by those
who threw the baby into the water.
j. Holland Keet the wealthy father,
was given but one opportunity to ransom
the son. Then the weather, and possibly
his friends, combined to defeat the res
cue Shortly after the kidnapping Mr.
Keet received an anonymous letter di-
recting him to proceed by automobile
along certain south district the COM
ing night. When he observed lighted
lantern by the roadside, the letter di-
rected he was to drive on for a mile, re-
turn and exchange $4,000 for the child.
But that night tornado descended
upon the county. Roads were all but
impossible and rain fell in torrents. New
the anxious father started his
journey, followed by friends in other au
tomobiles, and though he drove until
dawn he did not receive the signal. From
day to day the search for Lloyd grew
more minute, The county bent every
energy in the effort to catch the kidnap-
ers and to save the child. Arrests were
made and seven persons are held charged |
with conspiracy to kidnap other persons,
but not one was definitely charged with
taking "Buddie" Keet. Saturday federal
agents joined in the search, though just |
what led them to aid in unraveling the |
mystery has not been learned.
The city of Springfield, Mo. knowing |
hat little Lloyd Keet had been killed,
vas aroused Saturday night as it has
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-11
NATIONAL GUARD PAY.
Vermont Will Give $40 Per Month in Ad-
dition to Federal Pay.

In response to the call issued by Gov.
Graham for enlistment in the LIST regi-
ment, Vermont infantry, National Guard,
the young men of the state are offering
themselves in gratifying numbers. 1t is
already reported that Companies A, B
and II are recruited nearly to their full
strength. Measured by enlistments, the
town of Groton in all probability holds
the record for patriotism. With a popu-
lation OF less than | 200, is volunteers
presented themselves for enlistment, Is
of whom were accepted and joined Co. Fl
under command Of Capt. McMath.
The opportunity to belong to the first
regiment OF Vermont that will carry the
flag to the trenches in Belgium or France
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-11
KIDNAPPED KBET
BABY is DEAD
Body Is Found in a Well
Seven Suspects Are
Held
PURSUERS SEEK
VENGEANCE
The Heir to Springfield, Mo-,
Fortune Was Kidnapped
Wednesday, May 80

Springfield, Mo, June ll.--Baby Lloyd
Keet was found dead Saturday. The
child had been drowned in a well on an
abandoned farm near Springfield at least
four days ago, according to the findings
of the autopsy, when the band of kid
napers who took him from his home a
week ago Wednesday night began to
fear capture. Saturday night scores of
Springfield men in automobiles were hur-
rying in pursuit of the county sheriff's
automobile in which seven persons sus-
pected in the kidnapping and murder were
being sped TO the state prison at Jeifer-
son City, Openly the pursuers have de-
clared their intention of taking sum-
mary vengeance upon the perpetrators
of the crime.
The body of the l4-months-old child
was found shortly before noon Saturday
by sheriffs posse, which had gone to
haunted house, long since abandoned
in the Ozark mountains, eight miles
southwest of Springfield. In some way
not yet explained the sheriff was told
Friday night that trace of the child
could be found on the farm. Straightway
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-11
MATCH ARRANGED.
Barre Golf Club and Meadow Brook Next
Saturday.

There were about 80 score cards turned
in for the weekly tournament for the
week ending June o. The committee had
changed some of the handicaps and gave
those players who have not yet been in
the point winners chance to make good.
With some good weather it is probable
that some low scoring will be done. The
mixed foursomes are soon to be started
This makes very interesting tourna-
ment. The team matches will start in
week or so, in fact, the match committee
expects to arrange a match with the
Meadow Brook Golf club for next Satur.
day, to be played on the Barre clubs
course. Ii this match is fixed for that
date, then all tournament players are re-
quested to play their tournament score
before Saturday. Notice will be given
by Wednesday whether or not the match
will be played.
The results of last weeks tournament
were as follows:
In class A, ID. Stuart wins fret points
with a low net of 20, A. P. Abbott wins
second with a ~ net, while three players
are tied for third place with 70 net, they
being A. w. Freeland, H. Forsythe and
d. j. Mcmillan.
In class B, James Murray wins first
points with a low net OF 70, while r.
Wright wins second with "a net, and
G. Brand and d. Pedlzzi are tied for
third with Is net each.
In the novice class, Robert Wright wins
first points with a net score of "a, d.
Peduzzi wins second with Is net, while
Albert Milne takes third with 76 net,
The results;
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not been for years. As result author
tiles were taking every precaution to
prevent violence and efforts were being
made TO calm the crowds that gathered
everywhere along the streets, discussing
nothing other than the tragedy. No Sc
cret was made of the crowds feeling and
threats of lynching were heard openly.
Mrs. Keet, the baby's mother, was on
the verge of complete breakdown Sat
urday night, physicians attending her
aid The father, too, was grief strick
en-. Mr.. Keet repeatedly offered TO pay
ransom and promised at one time that
he would not press the prosecution if the
baby should be returned to him. Con-
sequently the only reason apparent to
officials for the murder of the baby was
that searching parties at one time had
been so close to the kidnapers that it
became necessary for them to seek safe
ty in flight and kill the little fellow.
There was no mark on the body except
a littl bruise on the face probably made
when the child was thrown into the well.
A coil of old wire was tied around him.
The baby, had he lived, would eventual
ly have inherited S3,000,000, it is said.
were one of the wealthiest
families in Springfield.
Later reports were that the sheriff
and his prisoners had passed through
As miles northwest of
Springfield, the pursuers having been
shaken off, and were apparently heading
for Clinton. There it was supposed train
would be obtained at mid
night for Jefferson City.
Springfield Saturday night was city
in which any eventualty seemed pos
sibility. The mayor ordered the saloons
closed when it became apparent that the
city had not quieted down after the
stirring events Of the day. All street
sars We're ordered to remain in the barns
md company of the 2 Missouri infan-
nv stationed there was held at the ar
,enal ready to answer any call.
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Saturdays Scores.

At Chicago-New York 4, Chicago 0.
At acknowledgements 2, Brooklyn
AT Pittsburg 6, Pittsburg 5.
At st. Douis-Rain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-11
Saturdays Scores.

At New York-Clevelsnd ? New York
At Washington Chicago 5. Washing
ton 4.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia ?. St.
Louis I.
At Boston Detroit I. Boston o.