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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

fdip69t, mubts Maloneb 81. Sdss
autgsbsn unb idJleppie iif. Suriid rat
Der Gourt StraBe. lpo sr 3lpii4sn o:'
Yiounb unb Gutter Strabs beipubiloi
auf BEN SstieHDeg nieberiiei. Sn'
5pil9en battsn ii6 zine Au;ubl pra
fOnen unb aud ToIiJliten, tpsIde turGI
bic S6nfie dlarmirt iporben fpar.n.
onsefnmmeIt uHb bsnahridiisten Die
erite Diftriiisfiatipn, pOn ipo Yatrols
auto gfo. / abedonbt ipurDe unD nsn
sserltbten na9 osm StGotboIpital
bru4te. Gine bort porssnommsns llrs
teriu9una ergab, bob bic Gussl IN bic
linte Seiie bss linterleibs gtbrunEn
ipar uno Der yerieBie, Der osrbetratbst
1T uno go. 2347 Wap eirabs wobnt,
iih in einsm dubsrit bsOsH.I!ttn 3us
itanb befinbet.
5rpBbem Ieutuant Seebobm, ter
yidbt9ef Yptieboum, 9eie,tip Msas
tbsrIp unb cine 2lnSabl pOIiSiitsn tars
nab Der G6iebsrsi Die san5e Gessno
ourdiu6ten, ionHie ieiHe Spur DIS
ShiebboIoes, Don btm 4neen3srsen
sins quite Ssiarsibuns ssIiefsrt babeu,
iperbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
gatida sittrariidef Club.
Seurs 4. iirbnn bereitet ben Mitslie
bern einfn ssHnhpOIlsn absnb.

-
Der beutffkomtritnniIde Gdrifts
teller 5srr 6enrp s. Urban lpar ees
tern 2lbeHb eRrrHsait i'm 9eutlGn
9iterarii9en alub uub er quittierte
bafiir, inbsm er Oeu WtitgIieebrn ciucn
b6df senubboIsn Iitsrarifdeu llnltrp
baItunesnbsnb bereitste. Der gdud)
Der gerfammIung mar auberorocnis
Iia 3abIreia. Elm 9erusis. bdb llrban.
Der iia ia nit itinsm r5rOiGiDnis"
bsnsns sinsefiibrt bat. bier f9nsII
cine srsebsne Gemeinbe geiam'
melt bat. Der gOrtras Ssrfisl in bier
SbeiIs. CT rsjitiris Susrit SaIIabsn
pOn 9ilisntron, Jrioa S6ans, y. Don
UlinHbauisn uub Rar MosIIer unp
ppn Oieisn fsfsItru iDobl am msbien
bic Der Oi9isriH, BERN Jriba S1an5
1T iaum su uns gsorunseH. stls ippi'
i6en 9umoriiteu Der neieiien osut-
lten aiteratur Iiibrte 8ebner ben
5rei6ertn pon S9litf an. bshen Wta'
n5Deroafsl ben 90rern Elm bsrsli9es
Ga8eh dbn0tbists. Den brittsp 5beil
i'm 1rosramm iiiaten Di4tuusen bes
nur6 ben aritl na6 2Imerita psr'
l9Iassnsn YbiIoIOsen Or. eur'
Baum. Der ssserpdrtis IN MiIipauits
le6t, aus unb gum S9Iub tam bei
0prtrasenbe itIbit. gBas nernomrneil
purbe, barfts ben @uni4 rsgs ss'
ma5t babsn, ben gti4dstsn Sait balo
eiumal pitbsr bis uus su iebsn. per-
Urban, Der ia iel6it hur4 ben SrIsS
bier feitssbaltsH tUirb, fam ni4i t'l'
NAL iein. eigtu.n Derie bs3isben. nm
oomit sinsn ganSsn Gbenb ausllIm
au i0nneu. .3usrit gab er feline 9u'
mpfests ,qisbten bon Berlin" 1um
9eifen, in Die Rpien BON Gan an'
S.imO" sntplppte ct ii6 ais bumorpol'
Ier Ditter uno in Der ipannsHoeh
R,iiespiippe Der Gisbere' aIs bras
matii9er GrSdpIsr.
Urban Bat angeuehmen gor.ra9, psE
pas ebarditsriliii9e Der lefpsIlIssn
9t6tung lebc tpObl gum aEsprId 81
brinosn ptrmas. Geitattst mon Dem
Sdrelbsr .in llrtbeil. buun mOslis sr
bic padsnbs S9ilberuns DON Der Sc'
eesnuug nit Dem eisbers auf lapsf
@ee ols biz gtrie bes 9lbenbf bsBtitl'
nen. Die SOrer bingfn mi. sipdln'sr
autmsrtIaatttit an ben S:ppen Des
pprleItuosn autors.
Serr llrboH rsiIt beite Diittas gu
Isinsr 5amilie nah Soubasip 5uruc.
Rit Dem 3sssufsitig ausgsiprotsntn
Nuni6 aui Elm balpiass Blsoerlepsn
psrabi6itosie er ild bon i.InfH rlsa9es
ipOnnsnsn Jrsuneen i'm Ceail4tn Si'
terariiheu aIub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
Ser Soblens afSntiniitratpr
erl1bt eine fiir Soniumeitten in Sbio
uilo Mi6isan pid)tige Gu;
oronung.

@ afbington "a. Oft - Ger
aoblen g6n,iltiiirator fiinbigte ON
aPittlpcd abeno urL baB ole Regies
ruiia ibren uripriingliten gsfeGl ii
gesug auf bic 8erieuouus 9pH
SobIen am 90. Sftober iuspeiioireu
iDcrhe, Inn Die geiannnte 4roouttlon
pon gSeibfoblen Der Srllben in Gbio.
Gem fpeltlihen 9ennipIpaiien rnO
Wiidigan an oieiem Sogee elr 9cfries
oigars Der oiiHsenheu Seoiiriniiis
non aoniumenten in Sbio mo Wtibis
gan 5li peripenoen 9ieier 4Inn, bic
Troialftion zines Cages fir Die Ses
pin fuiIie zines beitirmiter 8ebiete5 5u
reicroieren. Dirf audi IN anoereH
6allen beiolst lperoen.
Ter 4obIen st6miniltrntor Gar
fielo tonferirte nit 0enI itaatlifen
aublen : gsrpalter eSohuion Bon
Sblo, peIher ipdter nrii;ltoiste. oab
Vdne aisnearbeitet ipilroeu, inlter
heuen aoblenbartoler IN Ohio uiIo
Ritigon nuigeforoert Der3eE ioilen.
Die on oieism 5a9e gefOrosrten Rptlen
in GllanttGten bon nid1t mebr ais
elmer Come on &oniumeHton 5u rers
iauien. Gs Durben ale Initrtn9un'
cen aen1ad)t merben, cine dllgenleilelte
An5abl non SfobIeuDaggcn@ flr 0ies
len Gag III iihern.
Rem yorts auto N 0 bils
Disb bic.
Rem gOrt, "a. DIT. - Nus IL
mem gsridts bes poIiSsis 9Ommihcrs
ergisbt iid, bab ipGbrsno Der leBtsn
915 Wlonats in Der Staot Rem gcr,
1925 QutomobiIe seItobLsn tpurorn,
cine 3unabme Don 40 proSsnt i'm Der
sleih Sur isIben 3sitpsrioee bss .1cbs
res 1916. Der ppIiSeis9Dmmihdr
brinst ouf Sie Qnnabms elmer Srtis
nan5, pslhs asntsr pon pidi9insn
5pinst. iOI4s Su psridisben. Dern iis
unbeuufii4tigt ouf 0ffentIifen Stras
BEN Iteben. Bon ben seitoblensn Eus
tomobtlen purben 1446 ipieotrerlanlt.
unb 279 perten Dsrmibi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
aleine Soii3eisN Ntad)rid)ten

= Sci 6. M. assIis unb Or. 8er.
tba 2ieBs. 2207 rsip. 1892 R.liOr
aDsnue nuf Dlt. auburn, ipurbs se.
fern friib sinaebrofen unb S7.5o
rsip. $500 g.itObIen.
= Der pOlissi ipurbm esiisrn biz
nnhftehenbsn DisbiidbIs semsloet:
Bon 5enrp SuiIOu, 1872 Oit 3ritts
Strnbe, Elm Gorb nit gBdidt in
Wertbe Don SIS; DON 3beobbr Due.
ring, 2160 Me9snn 4psnue, Gin auio.
i9ummirejffH i'm Wsrtbs oon $15.15;
ppn Gtspbnnie aosbsl. Ro. zl1e
Main Sirnbs. elm TiamnntriHg i'm
@srtbs bon $50; BON Dapib UtIl'
Isr, 2l0 Weii Court Srnbe, Serren'
tItibsr i'm Dertbe Don $25; DON Geo
9. WiLinms, $40 Dsft 9isrts Gira'
&c, elm usbsrSiebsr unb Hesenmaniei
i'm @srtb, bon SI5; bon Robert vi
ibop. 10 Befi Sisbsnte Steabe, sinI
Claimant 0Oritednnbsl i'm gBertb'
pom STD; i'm 9easbalefhen Gtf4aft
so. GIT Wolnut Sirnbe; Don oust
prinB, 1850 Gilbert aDsnus, Blsi'
robr i'm Dsrtbs RON $50 aus Dem
Renbau, 2snor 9Incs unb RsoStnl
Roab; pOB CHARTS RobiHion, 7Ot
Deif 9i,rt, Strabs. sin AH5nl
unb llebsr5iebsr i'm @ertbs BON $40;
Don Samss Duncan. 7l3 5rtemnI'
apenue, cine solbtne llbr nit Uie'
bailIon i'm Wsrtbs DON $50; Don 6,
go6beimn, Burns unb Waibinsion
4penue, BDDnins, g., cine soIosns
ll6r unb 9pritednaotI I'M @ertk pon
SIS. ron 6. g. Sunsbtreer. @poms
ina atxuus, Wpominp, g., cine gOI'
osne 5srrsnnbr i'm Wtrtk Don S65;
Don georps ainfsp, Burns unb went'
ipprtb RoaO. @pomilIg, g., eigs Cia'
mnni <9rod,e i'm Dsrtbe BON SIS,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
aanferpenfabrifnah

aonieroeHf abrifnabc
benz, @emii iemattt Gas
;SroilensG GelItraItonImittee fir gtabs
RIM, smittelerfparniiie in ct Souls
bat cine aonieroenfabrif nnbe benz
SSanptbe3irf fir ben 8ertnuf bon
llncipirtfi1aiiliden gr5cugniiieil
eingeridltct. sSe6cr gbeti0, Deim Ger
Icrft idDiieBt. tperoen ale reroerb'
.ide 6riidjte irno SeDlifie bei 0sIl
rerid,iebpnen SirHen absebolt uno
imter 9fifiidDt bon Sadperitdiieigcn
Der Sti1tsuniperitdt BON glIiionri
eirtaefod't. 9ieie stoniei1cniabrit
miro aa' fccpcrnti5cr 9ciis betrie
ben, iinS Die erforberlid,c anpitaIsmt'
lag. III uur gerine, ba bic tpeibIiden
aneefteaten tbeils in 8raierpeil.
tbeiIs IN giohmnteriol 5esablt ,Se-s
o.n. lie 8nbriF praierpirt MD G6it
u:io geuiiie, bic bon e5artepbeiibeta
IL Ter llmeegeiio 81 oieiem Sip.t
eineelicfert iperoen.
gorfidtia.
sic 5aben iib ia 5u Shrem SOfs
Innb aod) einen anecidldfft2"
ia, oaB ben eriien lIiclnano
itieblt, es lit ndnlIi6 sanS edae
Rffiip
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

Ten mar, snbst. ssifsrn Wlitias isin
asben, inbm Ct fs in sinsH tl.inen
s9upptn biHter f,iuer Dohnuns be-
ent unb bort eins AuaHiit6t arie'
MI p,r5Htudts. Die aeifs nurb.
rpr ban @erfi9erunssaseptm Gmil
9sbimnrn. 1887 8oipmdniirabs, Der
Gslegegbeit botte In ben Shuppen
gu sebsn. sntbsdt unb na9bem er bi,
polisei bennhrittist battle. bur4 qos
trOinuto 6 na9 Der Wlorsu. 9ebrn9t,
nc Der Coroner iie beiimtiet, unb ben
sbatfatsH ssmdb aui SslbitmOrb sr.
iurnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
Tarbiser ztraBemrduber
SnaIt ben pOIiSliten ylidael ytdIoi
nep, Der Jpn Derbdftst battle,
nteber.
Der gsamte in IsbsnsssfGbrli6sm gu
ltanOs I'M SiabtbpiPitdI.
2suprsnS Der Jarbies isine 5Iu4t be
periitsIligts.

aur5 DOT elf llSr geit.rn abenS. als
bic YOIijiiten Uti9atl MnIOnsp nnb
5yant Stauffsr pom eritsn Diitritt
or Der 8. nabs Der SOhn Strabs anf
iLrem Runbsan3 besriffeu paren,
btrisn fic pI6Blih bic Rufs: rpoIissi!'
mo Ii4 nab Der Rihtuns penbenb,
rGu lpO lie setommsn pareu, bemsrfs
Ten re, luis orsi fnrbis, StrabsHrdus
Der einsn psibsn 9jlonn, Der fpdtsr
oils @sslsp Cor, 1882 Neslsp aps,
ibsntifi5irt purbs. gu berdubsn p.rs
iu6ttn. sic siItsn iibsr bic Strabs,
LnO pdbrsHb ss WaIonsp sslans, eli
nsn Der Saaunteu ieIf3ubaIisu, rifen
Il6 bic bsibeH aHperen los unb puroen
bon Stuuffsr, jssod reIultailOs, Dsrs
fslst. als MalOnep iih anitidts. isis
nsn Qrrsitautsn nah BEN patroItaitsn
Ju fiibrsn, 5Og bitfsr ploBliA einsn
asooloer unb br1ats, ebs Der geamte
ii6's psriab, bsmfelben einen ShuB
in ben llntsrltib bel, ipprauf er Die
Gluht ersriff. 1rpB ieiner fdDsrsu
gsrlesuns perfoIgte Ulolonsn ben
GliiGtling bara bic JOhn Strabe Biz
5ur gOurt unb bisis binuntsr Bis sur
WOunb, no Der Garbige IN cine elIIsp
sinbos unb fpurlos peri9pnnb.
Dur9 ben srObsn GIutDsIIuit e.
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etars an MttnpO6. ben "a. ct,Obsr 1911
Im @ llhr MhenhA
Sermann aranie.

qeIiebier entte Ron DliHnir strnnfe. acb. 1ieI'
len. IN iriuer A'obniina, 10. 267 slotier ane'
me, Inn Glier bon 50 SabreR. 5ie 3eit be-
ereroisuHg ipirb fpnter befanut aema6t. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25

ladIidItsn Rabrunssmitiel, i'm Yaa.
stn senommsn. um feds Yrc5snt bos
Der ais an ienem SuSe i'm Sa9rs
1913. Sm Sabre 1915 flslen iis lDi;s
Der nm feds prO3ent, itiesen aber iii
Sabre 1916 nm IA nno pahrenD pleF
les Sabrss lin 81 gsro5ent.
Ycm SuIi bis auguit pieies Sabres
iit in YeSug auf be bauptIddIihfsH
ytabrungsmlttel eine Yretslietssfuns
bon 2 Yrp5ent 5u perSsidhen.
Die Wtsblpreifs i'm Queuit fDarsn
24 nal 10 bod aIs i'm auguit 1913;
Jiaismebl sing nm 120 ProSent m
bic S66s, aartOffsln Inn 81 Projtn.,
,3udsr nm " YSro5ent, Ssii I'm 70
a,rosent unO Sdtpeinefleii9 I'M 5S
Yrp5ent.
Wdbrenb bes am 10. &ueuIf 81
Gnbs gesanssnen Sabres iparsn 3D!es
beln Der ein3ige Qtrtitel, Der i'm prs;ie
ttel, ipabrenb Wtebl Inn 20, Ypbnm
nm So prOisnt uno anbsre 0abruNgss
mittel ebenfals mtbr ober minbes IN
Die Spbe einoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
unfdae.

- Der 17jabrlse Senrp Sesman.
2379 Wbesltr StraBs, Duroe sef..rn
absnb tur5 mad 6 llbr an tsr Gilb.r!
4ptnue uub eben Part einsana DON
Dem MutomobiI bss Riftsrs Hobert
Y. SuhpaItsr DisDergeranHi. gitttsr
yu9ipaIter, Der augenits;nlih ben
llnfal ni5i perbinbern ipnnts, boa
beH 9erIssien in bas auio unb 6raNts
tbn nab BEN StabtbofpiiaI, no Gin.
ilntsriu9uns ersab, bab sr cine cbe'
ptrnsrihuttsruus unb erbebIi9s 9trs
leBungen am Riidsrat erIitt,n batt,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
gorfidtia.


(gins nrbtnsnI 30. ssssisi7. ,eis
Sirasen t.Ilb aRoeren eilenili6ln essaeif In ber
Siabt 9neinIinfi nit Gel ~ beipTsnielH urn
eiEgn aomifait tiersH ai.teFiAreIIb.
ssi q sttoIsnsi pen ssif slabiFuib ser
seffion T. Beb blesbnth bic ntlLti bes
Sinbtrutbs erfldrt pPfbs. bic Ctnfishe bod
zirdbeit alfns Sanaief Hnp bHenliiden dgbrs
peasB nit Gel ~ beirsepfsiu. gg eeg. iSigaD
lslbtH ~ priHrslruE liiNllepgtelrilmmrna
NIT ben teItinnninden pon Seitioaeh 875l hss
aJaf. iHiInFspf. be- anesnfiheh Seifts BOT
s5eftion q. Ter rirssser Oi WubIls esrpgee
~ bteroln6 auforllift nnb angsiyiefsI. eiiiea
aprirnf. etiisnat5er iH iieheFeinfilmmHna mil
BEN essifff. arr bic Edner box Aipti 2dbrRn.
fcInfnb BEN Ntlani bes nratHlporiiaei HeH,
iraiis lllr esrslefs sipsd ial e.s ssigrsl,i Z
iidsr sSssfH nii csI. SsrsH fbsrfi6fhen ehs
aRefehnm, aifffi oofr 9rhe bsitebeii Ia ueher5
eiHiiimninHa nil ben aeblnsnHgea uIt Heitsm.
miIBasH ben ssiipnsn 1851 bic s7Df, lrilnii,f,
be gtGst bnrnH ptshinherr. 9tafnbdii,. fiiffei'
iinb Qtbtsc beriiaf..s pcn EiTnficn. HafBsl
Eunarss cher eifentIlten nit .efl - bsfpser,
fsIr. ipef1e nigti IN fiiihfie eluadhiofeH iirS.
n sst'nliiHg,e gs M ssS, sIs,ss Ssse ,s,,
teftloilen. BOB nar Tqhfiveas. rslfhf nit Iia.
gatams, aisie. ober Qrbesrberiianfn bfrtris
ieri murben. 70 NIT Cd btbaneelf ipfrhef fri,
len. sam RHseH bes earar srsnseneea eigeH'
ssiiisn 4, aid( crtsnnm, fon saIHer,it
tabeE srnb In sruff irstsu bon nflb na6 BEN
friibsiirn bpnt @sfet eriaubteH Dsiipuiiii asi.
safisrt an fe- cftsper. y z. 1917
prdilssat bro isr1b bsS stnbiratbs.
pealanbtsf' gEsb. g6netisL. aIsrf, ;.
Gvtpebsibsu: 9se: Mn1t q naresrnels
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
Hpiitii@es.

Gut beiu6ie rspubIitaHii6e gDabs
Icr 9eriamm.unsen fauosn geitern
slbtno an Daoe unb Gutter Sirabe
itutt, fernsr am Ginblap Wiartt. Race
unb Glber Strubs. I'M 9uaptqua::ier
bes RepuDIitanif9en aIabs Der Z.
gBarb, 14l4 9ine StraBs, l228 Glt
Dritte Strabe. an Der Gura Strabs
in Rorb 5airmount, auf glrice 3ia
an gnoe Der Bariap Aoe. StrabeIs
babn ioipie in Whiller's Sdas an
4eebles Goruer untsr Den aulpi3isn
bes EspubliiaHtIhen alubs sr q.
Nuro. Die Yeriamn!ungen hotlen
Obns 4usuabme grOBsn Seiu4 auf5Hs
rpeifen unb ss CAB fa grOber Gnibus
Itasmus tunb. yurgermeirer SanOts
bat SObn @aIDiu ipro9 an breI
pIaben unb er purbe iiberau iubs!no
empIanssH.
Sir Donnsritae 4benb itnb republie
taniI6e Observation-Disclosures oil
court unb aiun StruBe, in Sdmiss
| Fng's Gdrten cn gilbert unb Blair
Apenue, in 6offmeifter's Saae III gid
Run, auf ben aeselbabnsn an St. Se:
unb Goth Str. unb i'm 9lrcabs Sbsa-
ter an Rsabing Rodb unb 6ut6irs
2lpenue in @ponoole oHgeIebt. Sn
Isstsrer 9eriummluns fiibrt 8iirs'r-
msiiter pu9ta ben 9oriib. Sii6iisc
Rebner tperoeu Die Grosen Der 9saBI
er0rteru
Inter Der gluIpiJisu bss 7. Woro
R RepubIi:ang Clubs fanb esiisrn
a5enb in 3sFen Sauptquartier, glo.
1414 8ins Strabe, cine duterit enibus
iIditifHe YeriammIuna fat, su tpsla
der fi9 Sunberte Der berbOrrasrnben
Burger singefunbsn bntten, 70 bab ris
Gapa5itGt Der 5alle nidht hinreihsHo
mar unb mebrere Der Rsbnsr Dor Der
Salle fprshen mubtsH. Zen @oriib
fiibrte Der Dertreter Der 7. Darh "a
Stabtrdtb, Ssrr 5rdnf SuttenA0fer,
Der fuieb.r alg aonoibdt nufseiteUi
tporosu lit. als Rebner fuiisirtea bic
oerren 6roome Wiorris, aler. 4oiters
ion, 8. e. Spnes unb Carl M. S1s
cobs IT,, 8anbibdt fir @iissSiir1trz
meifter. Der Sebtsrs beIsuafete ben
Hetorb Der bsmofrutif9en Barter uno
ibrss 8annertrdgsrs unb tpitsN oarauf
Gin, bab bic partfi bic isti 70 pisl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-25
gsaiua eeIbitmOrS.

Der .54sjdbrige bsripiitipsts Cigar
rtnmah<r Onie 8rpdHt. 815 Wobes
iipube, Der felt einissr 3eit aubtr Ars
belt uHb besgalb mslaH40Iif9 ssinor'
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R Oh bernss DisnFmdb9tn.
6ausfrau: .Wit, Sis fiinbissn bss
9ienii, anb babel fnb< i'd INNER bi.
SGlfts sybrtr arbtit sstbon2s
1issitmdbdsn: s5aipcbl. i4 mar
abg nit Sbrsr a1t<is ais lufrisbsal-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-04
FINISH RUSSIAN RAILWAY
New Road 90 Thurman Coast. $50 Miles
Long, l. Completed

According TO an article published by
the Russian Chamber Of Commerce in
Paris, the Thurman RAILWAY has been
completed, and the first trains have
been run 20 the Thurman Coast. The
length Of the line from Petrograd 10
Alcxsndroosk is about $50 miles. The
road follows the main line Petrograd-
Vyatka-Pcrm 10 the Ivanka station,
twenty-five miles east Of Petrograd.
There 10 turns north, passing Pctro-
zayodsk. on Lake Omega; Soroka, a
email port on the western coast Of tho
White Sea, and KEN. another small
White Sea port, about thirty miles fur
thcr north. Turning 10 the northwest.
the line reaches Kandalaksha. 81 the
most westerly point Of the White Sea,
and leaving on the west Lake TmAndra
and The small Lake Kolo, whence issues
the Kolot River, branch Of the Tou-
Iona. D. arrives At Kola, which BIZ stu
atcd ~ the confluence Of the two rivers.
The railroad then follows the western
hore II the estuary ~ AlcxandrOvsk,
IN Katherine Hsrbor.
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Cannot Shirk Responsible
ity for War, Says Ger
man Writer
Truth His Only Ideal
Identity Hidden to Avoid Per-
sonal Attacks by the
Government
iBy Gable TO The TriJunel

Paris, March 3.-The anonymous but
celebrated author Of "J'Accuse," who
is living in Switzerland. has just been
interviewed by Georges Batault, a
French newspaperman.
The author of "J'Accuse," who,
though a German. is preparing another
indictment of Germany in the form Of
a bulky volume, which has for a title
THE Crime" will, in this latest work,
be pitiless in his criticism of all the
attempts the Germans have made TO
wash themselves of the crime of hav-
ing brought on the war.
Up to the present a large number
Germany, despite the governments
rigorous prohibition. Various subter-
fuges have been employed to smuggle
the book across the border. and con-
sequently the work has been widely
read. Using the celebrated words Of
Bismarck, the anonymous author. with
n cruel and ironical smile, said to his
interviewer:
Il will follow the reptiles of the
government to their last retreat. |
will render justice 10 all lies more or
less hostile and more or less calum-
Nous with which they have wanted to
hide the truth.
German Government Responsible
"The question Of the responsibility
for war originates in the capital. II
dominates all others. II is known in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-04
Proposal to Gust Butler
From Home Stirs Campus
Professors Hold Three-Hour
Conference

The proposal Of Professor j. Nc
Keen Cattell, OF the Department Of
Psychology at Columbia University. to
give President Buffers home to the
Faculty Club stirred the professors on
the campus yesterday. No one spoke
~ in defence Of Professor Cattcil.
but several officers characterized his
confidential memorandum" sent to the
1926 members of the club as per
sonal attack
A group Of senior professors spent
three hours in conference yesterday
afternoon in the Offices of Professor
Edwin X. a. Seligman. acting dean of
the Graduate Faculties, in Kent Hall.
Several admitted after the meeting
that the Cattcll incident had been dis
cussod. hut none would say what ac-
ton would be taken. Professor Selig-
man said he thought the conference
was not Of public interest, but. If
there were any announcement TO be
made it would be held over until to-
morrow.
President ButIcr's Office maintained
its silence on tho incident. declaring
10 could not discuss confidential
communication. Secretary Fackcnthai
said he was anxious TO sec the mat
ter drop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-04
Tilden Statue
To Face Public
For Judgment
Plaster Figure To Be Critl-
cised by Thousands
for a Week

An innovation in civic art VIII De
made to-day when plaster statue set
unon a base of wood and cheesecloth'
will be unveiled at Park Avenue and
Thirty-fourth Street and subjected for
one week to public criticism. II that
criticism is favorable the statue Will be
finished in granite and bronze. II not
the design will be changed.
The statue is Of Samuel j. Tilden,
and was executed by William Ord~ay
Partridge. by order of the executors OF
the Tilden estate. Mr.. Tilden. who died
thirty years ago. left $4,000 in his VIII
for the memorial. which will cost $50
600. Until recently the executors were
unable to agree upon the details Of de-
sign and the question OF site.
The statue, ten feet high, represents
Tilden standing. his hand resting on a
pedestal on which reposes reproduc-
ton of the Constitution of the United
States. The base, designed by Wilder
& White. is fronted by raised plat
form. and Aanked by low parapet. It
occupies a site forty feet square a GIT
from the city.
The complete design was approved
recently by the Art Commission and
Borough President Marks. with the pro-
yiso that it be first produced in frame
and plaster. erected and subjected to
public criticism.
at was thought" said a representa-
tive Of Mr.. Partridge yesterday, that
the general public has right to see
what il is proposed to erect as a monu-
ment to Mr. Tilden. There are so many
hideous monuments in the city now
that we want 10 be sure that this one
will be an artistic asset to the commu-
nifty and worthy of the site allowed 20
il. We shall be glad TO receive crlti-
cism from everybody and anybody
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Germany. and that is why they are
irving to cloud it, Nothing can be
done until the truth is clear and untii
u remains clear.
THE German government IS en,irely
responsible for the war. Il must carry
its responsibility like a cross. and eN-
piation will be long. At the present
time, even those who are demanding
peace at any price repeat that Ger
man was attacked, that she Is leading
a war of defence. That is false. Ger
many. led by unworthy chiefs, pre-
meditated the war Germany attacked
after having deliberately calculated us
blow. There is no truth beyond THAT;
No argument will ever make dou0tluI
this primordial truth.
81 will fight TO the end with all my
forces. Ny anonymous state has been
criticised. but will remain anonymous
because do not fight with equal arms.
do not see the necessity of giving the
German government 4 means OF rem
dering me inoffensiye and thus huiI
the cause which is mine. They wanted
10 know my name. For them 70 nave
known my person would have given
them way TO discredit me with per
sonal attacks. Already they have ac-
cused me of standing in various doubt
full strata of society in order to do me
harm.
"All that is in vain. One can re-
main anonymous and suffer morally
And | have suffered more than one
readily believes. But | will stay
anonymous! am the author of JAG
cuse' and The Crime | have only
one name and only one ideal: The
Truth, which has need neither OF a
label nor social state, since 1t IS
immortal
The author said that the only hope
for the future in Germany is in the
ideas defined by the Socialist minority,
which are similar to those set forth IN
J'Accuse."
If" said the author, "the majority
Of the Socialists are firm supporters
of the policy Of Bethmann-Hol lweg 1t
is because the latter, in regard TO the
origins of the war. is in a position sim
liar to theirs: their thesis and their
assertions come from the same lies, the
same necessities. which, alas, also know
no law"