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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
rlrsr Ward Republicans.

4 meeting OF the First Ward Republic
ans xii Be held n tAe Seattle National
Bank Building o. THURSDAY. September a
a. 5 ?. III. for he pcrpose a organizing
: Mckinley cluh- f.ood speakers will be
IN attendance. GEORGE N-CONNEL
Committeeman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
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HEPl BLICAS SPEAKERS.


Republican speakers Tor TIE DTssen, cam
paign have been assigned by state and
county headquarters a. follows:
aussara--H. l. Jones ard II A Root
halar8-W. /. Jones A. Henry I. We
son. September y
Be-ssas--Joha E. HUMPHREYS AMI Fred
Bjalne-Iien~y / Wilson, September =
:, Boshe..-w. Z, Humphrey. September .:
!" X Gay, October 3
BGennA--W. r. Gay September 3
EArton-Frank A Steele an Ira Sroc-
son. September y
Castle Rock-John J. McGavra. Se2ten-
ber 6.
c,ea.r Observation-Disclosures G. winstock.
.chaataaassa-Frank A Steele ard Ira
Bronson. September -.
Cleha2is-ssoy. John RI. Mcf;raw ard
Andrew i. Bursesgh. September "a
~oluIbla-IoaD = H1moazles and Frs1
II. Peterson. September II.
cum oer!&nd-Arthur F. Griffin and J
Wrestling. September ~
L-ayton-W. u. poo.ii;le and T. c. SUI
hyan. September 81
Des Moines-w. r Gay. September =.
=, Dll~ af1a'sh-~W. T. Cay agsi 2. E.t-shs~.
September -
E.drnoa4s-John P. Hartman. q. sep.srn-
Der =.
=, FAll ca;y-w. <. Humphrey. se7,su-
F'erndaie-Henry L Wilson. scp;en-
her -
FAE tefENs Ss.E34Aesl SE--&E&IEE l. ts-z.-
fir and J. II Wrestling. September =
franSlin-Me.ylz q. wiastock. SeP;srn-
Der =
"a Mo \. Root. 9eek beginning sep'em-
eiar-iess-E- X. Ross. September -
ssos,1ags tsse-f Ee-zsou y. Craven. -. 4.
Anderson ans ~ i.es Cannon. September -
tarven H4ysr-H a l.ao-- -, srnb~r :.
hot @ar Es-Areasr p Gr1E 2 aa1 J.
- s. est4eE SEP EEa es~ =
kAsaeaa--3ohn J Msslvsa- September
Es.so-yvaa :. Messnvr~. sea,--rbe- =
KEW. J. Jo1es AID NJ A Root. Sep
K-Eaal- Joan & Busnohrtes and Tree
ersaE. sever sser -
AUeksRt co4rtt-A4aes Cannon sr2 (.
4 An4erss1 seur@aas'er a ara =
Lester A-ssur T. Grf4n sn4 J. &
= es-ssfg ssr- ere 9 -
u, g1rray-A 8. rFster. soytc.glher *
>eEsaas54s-- Kew -. y ss4stoek- sept sEzl-
sex za.7o-,-f3enry l. wEsoa. o-,9-
sea Aas.ses-ssenrr = Wilson. se9;.rn-
rr T7wassns~H-nry 2 wnsoa SEP
puamaa-e ". Ross see.sraaer -
ise .msu3-W. J. H-mpa-ey. sep,e.u-
He-ss--w 3. ge-ss. se-.erre~r
FIE ns~o+8 F2e@eh--N +. Cav Cs-foher
f. p,ea>ef = =. p. T. -. tsoss, Sepseza-
s-Sz. e-gF. Z. so-es ssateunsr =.
~ft- ffesrv g. ~ ayr o., eher
srras ls--<-aarses e Clsyrooi. S~2-e-n-
f. -&eoe Coantv-e-aaries 2 Claypoo..
a4-56aa y. Hartman. .. So
ss- 14ks-w u CAY. sepseuse- ~
%esezs -e-otg-M } Ceca-an. SgPsszn-
as
~. a n@ss se..>-.....- =
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He Tries to Explain Away the
AcCleary Tables
SAYING THEY WE'RE FoRogp.
The Populise Aspirsat for Congress
AeaAnpss 20 Repudisse His Own
nDsecheS-swown statements Prom
Wnneases- Tables Remain Tn
0nnoalabio.


-
~ MIGHT have beeo fore
n - exco-
Sxre tyv d. porz.- IN eFlsr~~e-~ OF o. ar4s-
.xe.. -.
1913 u $500
nae Drought sSrta an s1ee1spAea ~As~A-'~
ton from sae Popsaa1- csSsisszsts sor cors-
=, -~,1 =. -<~asg.s .ha. NJ Lewis
-.
o'0 ce@'@ns
S" 10 ea'@@ss s4'~%
Se "s '0e oasS 1880.
"kn. ss'1 M Desa 1a4aas4 80 - -
&c" " A''eA'' ''aARS'
si ~
80 ~
'o
- - -. = -. :.
rrrrrez.,,, r...s,~eax g r~x-ssa~. 20 Toxrsers
speech ga silver Unfortunately for yos.
gentlemen. yoss nave t$sNsssl stFa A.s-seAfs .
-, - -, -. -. - 80 a.
assssas, ,saat sns tazse~ from ~s1asat ks so<sx
* were wholly forgeG. NJ
-. -. -. = So 80. =. -. =
uIsarh he ro.,x from to Isgaao- F.rryrc,-
mist and which subsequently, ADMITTED &
took sf,esn from 4 source known 10 De NJ
reliable. and M-c5ea-y bad TIE a-znnass
and honesty 10 asxeF- -yzIasssessy, as % Ire
quantity os silver cro11sz Ia rtsgs COUNTY,,
while he svsil c5lnza 30 MS theory, hs d.
siree f. understood sha. fse vas sa1siaa u;s-
en- .ftose statistics. he was .sr..,rrz<xa fz-p,-.
and his speech was circulated without any
correction In order TO impose Upon III,
people
u,z.<,, .h. <.-n-~.s~.- . $50
-
selegsssns from Cor gresham IesIea-y 20
she effect that the tables were absolutely
co-,ss-. ara So. -. s,s r,..,u- go. !.
=.
Aamieahs 'f'esn 10 Dc wrong. was seen oy
Mr.. Lewis. ne IT once wrote THE Pcs.-fn-
tefi.xe.cer 70 the effect tha. a xro,~ h.s
'4's' ~ 'aa1 Aeif-e IA V-o-
HshinG what pslrportea 10 b an extract
from oue of his speeches and thu rn-~-
h.a r.oasv.. ~-. .-.u..
-'4'oi 'A.a es"A
what M LEWIS undoubtedly said fn his
speech ~ Whatcom, which. one NAV OBJ
s.rva In ra sus,, h $500,
'SN
sS'os'S' is hAse" Al Sne aHzeAasst fo1iowzng.
and IL substantially what vas originally
published IN aha rsoa,-Yc,.,ts.,.,,esu.
e..
''i"ss ""' aoNasy OF what
ssa"e'' p'lfss "FSs GUY sworn upon
o'sn. oeposes ana says Ihat sac Is a
s.u's"". Ap,el' AiI F'poi"n me speech
s - .1a"'s hssi1i'ttch - WIS ~ Light
x~ss,s, .'...' az ne elts OF sew hssicosl.
.. ,eu. o,' OF "oosi. the ~ DAY az
aas.. .iaA th" toii"aA3s morning
- -. As'"s@a f'i""stsS aHlsht 10 Tran
NJ fxa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
Ninth War. Republ cans.

Tlle Republicans OF the Ninth ward VIII
uee- % organize 4 Mckinley ana Hobart
81 40 Saturday evening. Septsrae-sr -. 4
see claa VIII furnish ulusEc- Addresses
w.ls be delivered by Hon. John 3. Allen
ana Judge !. H Eoore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

4 meeting OF he Thl-3 Ward Republican
C-uA I'LL ae he'd in Brewers ha.l On
Thurs saw evening. September u Coed
speakers MI % = after dance.
n . WINSToCK. Chairman
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

sa1szst2o-. A. arg rate the. seems - -
tie sentiment az sound money Te-socrats
= ms cIty. whose ranks have increased
materially S&-ce tes Indianapolis e1zves-
.a1-
TIE mass convention OF re party VI.
- held ms afternoon al I o'c,ccS n The
I'aJ-1 Avenue Eheatsr. ne caG inviting
az wAo refuse - - boe1zi ay ne Chicago
co-zV eaton z1ss who ssksve = tie pat
form OF ne National Democrats party,
20 S-.sn6- TIE business os .o1ay's co.,
Ts1r-oa = - se.acs tAi-cy delegates .
a11@rs3 re state convention II Tacoma
Tex. SATURDAY.
TIE sound money Democrats are co-4-
ce-- ma t1e rs-GrE - the members cs
tAe &C party now chasing re VII O re
W-sp = tree silver VIII oe Only i cues
to1 - .-Ele. DAVID Z. Du-is. president g
he National Democrats CIua. g Seatrls.
sad S'ss-ST4ey: We are taking ,A3s Ssen.
no. VIII a hope o. o5a1r.rg ce-scs.
Ter Our cause u.s. TOW = Aope.sSS. as2-
|s are asserting ourselves = order tAat
oGr 4c-4ea mas MAINTAIN TIE DsaocTas.>
organization O. tae state and so-n a rally
ins poszt Tor tAs other ,Deraoc-ass when
t1sy come . their senses again. n my
op.nioE. = = more important 20 proven.
AS STATE from fsl-L2g into the hands q
tee Pe9GliSts shsr - p-evea. The election
O. Bryan
TIE Esgaga vars Republican C1vo a. =
meeting = AZGe-son's hall lzst evening
carried The var ln;o Africa ev dropping
ne names Of a number e Goats that rad
n some Nay been placed Ga the CUB rol,s.
and o. t1sa admitting twenty-five uew
Members. raising the total membership
- more than 80. Of tee new members
nine acre -ec-2i>s from the free silver par
les, I've having been Democrats ana four
Po2Glis1s- The meeting vas one q III
bounded enthusiasm
TIE first speaker &C he evening was ".
Il. 7 Barnes. Republican candidate fo-
legislature. ne gave an exhaustive am
careful analysis OF TIE financial Gaes-
ton He Showed shat every attempt Iasssa
D. ctaer nations 20 maintain The double
standard had been a failure That me
persS1 Of Republican raie mad been t6e
era % he greatest pros erity n this IA
ion.
r r Blaine. a.so a candidate for the
legislature. made q short speech. Geva1-
ing considerable zine % Iae county aaa
STATE tickets
A most eloquent ana rhetorical address
vas glyen BY la Bronson, who called a.
tsntIon 20 the homer and respect eater
lions Tor the integrity shown by the PEG
pie n ;he past. and he pictured he loss
that would be sustained n this reSpect
xsre free coinage % be adopted
z. PIT Shaw. - the Third ward. made
probably Shs most stirring address, % re
evening. ne reviewed generally the sam
pa2gZs Of 1ss4 ard 1ss-- and SAID ths Demo
Gratis ha3 nov thrown aside al oid-5ime
principles and were coming ouE win =
new cry 10 1sssle24 voters and secure Z
new lease o. lie. TIE trouble was simply
,ack o. confidence. as SAID. caused BY
Democrats inss-ule n The past. and fear
. P0rulsst rnlsrule n the future The
H. =
length ans breadth Of The Land was by ne
election % Mckinley. and me speaker
closed amid applause and cries Or Wen
% H."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

TIE SeYsuth ward NcKiz.ey CUB hsl3
a rorss1e rnee'ln last evening 4 Flnek-
rev hail. corner Of Broadway aza Depot
streets
TIE arst speaker q ne evening vas
Hon. Andrew r. E1Sfeiwn. wae made
stirring address, "a behalf e sos1e money
and Republican principles E{a claimed
tha; TIE money issGe . this campaign vas
nor IRE only important Issue TIA, w1Es
= woul8 never Do "a have free silver. -.
protection was to2 Important All irer1 -
- oVerleqse3 Free trade he exnsa nsi.
was TO- c-Eto4T a ra-l-icas controversy.
BIT E-a3ust.y grew % he So The fos&T4-
ers OF ynss government accepted TToesc~
tfo- - \ matter - course ard K Nas not
anti cottoH xro ssinr IL tae s7E,h serszDs
- ext@1teS ana rze zTs 3 2-t2-a7-s cvg-1-
80 wsshe5 80 SIP ttsz~ project % @.aer
countries taking goods r. exchange the~s-
<o- winch reev sn@5 % bring sr-o fs-s
country wE-A11- saving ds- .ea iesses. rslat
r@. cry f~ f~ee trace was s~Ee forth.
ThRt was yhe slave l4a0r q t1s S7u.
seafaar -as Free w,s-e @ Dor % tfe Csese1.
E4es2le wei canr. cstgesT thst E-ee Egate l0
r.tS -etCr~T ban s.WFs 1ee1 - 80 sF
rsrs -srns ana ua2a q comparison es
~wee- IRE c.ese 7s trz terms 70 ost-e -
ees-a- ara of t--zrn ara IL cash ca 81
eAa same sA-a - aea.rs ez-stev3-ro-
.s.-az-n ruo~av - Tsv eevrs-t eTn@Gser-
he t-ea-@s sHs rge- ca~sr.51 = 3
- % business ke va ~ fs no se-aaa
rnrrav w-e aaar.'- SAT- NJ Bu~ egg ''esat
5- IS 2 esa-ee - asov< -hs- Te a. ok
srr- ye-. ar5 = tnA zo~ sfngEA7 ~ -
- -re E.5..s II %0Fe-r-sr rex a@d say
ra.a- rss~e Sralt - - te-v4se-1ert @. car
= -- s1e 81. - %ov~~es~ g - reEs
= rss~ss across eAe coax a~a1 "a, Ma
n * av has ca~.ies &c couot-g 81 wta
~ So fwezsv -fo.-r acss~s G-tl investors
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23
Most Perfect Made.
~ Years The STANDARD.

west s,1 thai would - east to- ne Re-
2altca2 se5e-- q the money issue
The POpCGsrS and Democrats failed %
fuse = t1e county. and consequently ghere
; L3chst - each % taose rartssS. wh5le
=. Republican tscket Is exceptionally
strong The Republican party n t1s sour
y s united harmonious and enthusiasts.
and as ! have already stated. Mckinley
and ia entire Republican tiGket wi car
- the county - 4 majority 81 from 20
% ia I1at = Q1lra Z good showing tor
county 50 srraG as ClAll2z. Judge Mo
Clinton VIII carry the district made up q
ClA-l2rn. Jefferson ard Island counties ~
a COED majority
From this clly Mr.. Weir viii GO - Isl
aid County,. and tasn east OF the noun
tains- He XII be on tAs stump u1til ne
sn3 O. the campaign.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

J. J. Donovan has returned from trip
Up i1to ne Cascades % examine some 11l1-
.aS property g. a engineer Il company
%lsh u. e Downs and another prominent
Mining nan from Montana. wao azs bssn
c4osely Identified VITA silver mining fnr
many years. And -. for tass matter. had
NJ Downs prior % his coming . this
STATE a. president o. The Biae Canyon Coal
Company. d rs clly- B0tA OF taese sen
tle-nea entertain very strong views CT me
Silver question. ard views which are
somewhat unusual among silver Essa. as
r1ey are says the Post-IG>ellig suceT
Whatcon correspondent They both
argue rna- ne free ard uni.na-
sse3 coinage o. silver a. ne TRro
q Is 10 ! would soon result diszs.TOussy
even % the owners q silver mines. Tor
while = would doubtless raise he price -
silver % some extent Io- N1-l@ 1h4le, 4
would 10. raise = 20 2 parity VIII god,
and win TIE government promise u
maintain i a. S1cl parity removed Il
xo1l1 scon E4A % is bullion value. an
ovsrp-o3lction would hasten This fall-
Gold would Dc driven oslg o. circulation,
AID II & l4s+ie vll-e ne values % a. coaI-
mc5iliss and Of labor would Dc measured
Z deAassd currency.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

c. 3. Smith. -he -oose-. = known BY as
many people Il his cry as VIII Parry.
and thaI's Soo1 many Smith Used %
D. a -eG-no- silver mar lie Is On t1e
stree. 4 m driving A horse An1 3asgy,
ara a1nos- any time oF day ols eoll4 see
hin wfeh hAs horse pulled Up % ne caro-
ard snoring silver % some f1te12 w5ern
IL was trying % convince % '=ass I. =
so1nd money fo55- Smith 5 caangs3 row.
4. has ssea he Light He a4s -sai Coz
gresham EeCleary's great -qsesl- 4
tr3e1d o. Smiths Eao re-e1..S rerurTs9
from sza East, me- him ~ -ae s1rsel
yesterday and began 20 tell DIM how
hopeless was the .ght - free SILVER IN
&h-s carr pa5za. Oh. Said SMITH I've
switched. IN for go31 now I've 1oEe
r.rh silver. rea3 1l~~'eary's spesch. az.
mat cony1n ed 1aa I wzs Nronz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

TIE Omaha Wovid-I a-al3. B-ya1's psr-
so1aal o-Ean- 65d 10. have - rs9ch iove
far the Old soldier sn ts&9 a. ID gives eX-
precision % row. vtlaz Bran 5 af.e- ;hes-
woes. On November IS. iss-, the word
E5er4l5 polished the following article.
TIE rex: session % congress g3l lave
- wras-le wich enc def -seney - - "a. -.
This x on aeco1nc % pensions. r. or-
preparation FOR r@Dsiocs Ter tas nrxt es2
must be uc- .ess rhan E.5a l. Is
thsrst07e easy ars.hTuesic - perceive ia.
;he e1q-op-iscic1 -hs- congress r-as-
1n,ss- raakefo- pensions next session r11st
aggregate no- less raa- s1ss 10
'-Tya.s Tremendous SIR wcs,I ST i.ssls
- enough 70 rl1 A reasonable reFCTa-
r0ent. One ~ou1s nor coz- 11lla Z x zssre
al honest cE5+ hst a large portion
ss nor &eac. because e never
earned By any a~t o. Da.rla.is rn - Asras1
services. TIE EoFe-n-asn. : he.1 up ar&
ae@pcs,es ~ 70 mean portion = -ais. ara
;. s@srrs h@,rlSSs 20 3esens '.sef one
cannot Asip bong o1rso1s - know aow
many more Years * VII fSke - exhaust
rs gs1@ra-s.ou Which Seess tSe,s in5g-e3
ev The war J. Is sasa % say that z..ee-
ga a generation display susa Ten02rza-la
longevity"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-23

There seems 20 - iietle 5cubt TOW that
Kansas VIII Join in tAe Mckinley land
side taa. - sweeping over he ccunTry.
II. 4 N.e6srlck received 3 ietse- yssts--
DAY from & brother VINO lives In Winfield,
Cowley COUNTY. Kat STATE. n = ae says
shat kansas isSs st enough - Pogsgiisrn.
that sEae s-A-s VIII give G good ma j0rtty
Tor Mckinley; thar Popglis-n has almost
ruined Lhe17. ans That tna people nave
This year get thesr eyes o1eu. Hts h7rne
cscy AMI counev Is sG-e % a Ea2s,o.i N
5y a goo4 IA og5ty. 3f-. Si3sr.ck j.
-rzn REL posted in Polt!es au& knops
whereof hs speaks
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-27
0toker strctt In 9ewtfmlano.

n, 18. Gebr. Der @@neioerz
@treit sreift tpeiter UNI ii@. ST bat fd
au@ iber 9ale, @tettin unb Mannz
beim perbreitet. Die 3abl ber @usz
{tdnbiger1. tpirb nunmebr auf $4,000
ge{@dBt, na@bem in ben leBten Sagen
10000 MGnner unb Grauen benz Nuss
itanbe ii@ an9ef@lofen baben. Das
gauge @ei@ ptrb NIT 3irtularen, IN
tpel9en bic @treiter bic 8ere@ti9ung
ibrer Torberune auseinanberiebten.
iber19pemmt. Sn eriter 2inte ftebt
bic 6orberung, bab NIT ber 9ausarz
belt, BENT iogenannten @&mibbuoen1pz
item, aufgerdumt tperbe. @obann
tpirb auf bic enorrnen @erbienite oer
r3pi{@enmeiiter" b%inseuieien. Mus
@tettin tommt bic Mu@ri@t, bab bic
bortieen RoniettiorGre na@gegeben
'baben. @9lieblt@ burfte es gu einem
&ompromiB tommen. Wobl finb in
Berlin al1ein 100 @ammelfte0en erz
0ffnet, um Gonbs fir bic Streiter tntz
gegen3unebmen, audi forbern cine @eiz
.be '3ettunsen gu freipiligen Sammz
lungen auf; immerbin aber biirfte es
i4per tperben, bic Mittel fir einen
lGnger tpdbrenben Musftanb 10 pieler
Saufenbe 5ufammen gu betommen.
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9as un9lii6 nidt 8an3 10
id1li11tttt.

Srop, 20. Tebr. gs er19eint fait
ols Elm Munoer, oaB bic 3abl Der perz
1onen, tpel9e I'm Tol9e bes peroerbliz
@en bieiisen 8ranbes am leBten Monz
tag umtamen unb perlebt purben,
ni9t er0ber 1T, als bereits geitern
Mbsnb rt9tis semeloet puroe. IS BE-
{tGtist ii9 beute Ibenb, oab brei
per1onen umgetommen 1inb uno flint
aebn perlebt purben. 9teienigen,
tpel9e als permibt 9emelbet purben,
baben iif gefunben, unb bon ben $50
men I4liden Weien, pel4e ii4 seitern
Mbenb in benz in 6lammen gebiQten
@ebGube nu9 ben 4usgdngen brangz
ten, baben nur brei oas 2eben perloz
rem.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-27
Bon ieine,,, subnc setSotet.

.3anespille, 9bio, 10. Geb.
Mm @onntag Morsen nurbe Der in
G%roospile pobnenbe 9enrp Boring
BON feinem a@t5ebnidbrigen Sobne
9otparb bur4 5pei S@iFe toot niez
~bergeitredt. Boring ,par fpdt uusse=.
tpeien unb lam erft seeen Moreen na&
Qauie 3uriid. Da ct bic 9austbiire
peri4loKen funb, perlu4te Ct elm Gen=
iter gu DTnen. Dur4 bas baour4 &C.
ma@te @erdui9 padte fein Sobn auf,
unb I'M @lauben, baB Ginbre9er ba
ieien. feuerte er atpei @@iKe bur4 ben
TenfterlGben ob, tpel9e beibe 1einen
@ater in bic @tirn trafen. Nls Der
iunge Mann ben &0rper fallen b0rte,
rief CT bic Na9barn berbei unb mar
natiirli4 uuber ii9 Dor @4red, als er
fab, bab ct ben eisenen @uter eri@ofz
len bate.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-02-27

- Sn Sallulab, @a., 1T bic Na4z
ri@t BON ber lebten @ienstag Na@t
erfolgten @rmorbung zines 6armers
Ramens Soiepb @rumpton unb bef=
len So4ter in ber s%ebirgtgen @eeenb
bon STADIUM @ountp eingetroffen-
grumpton itanb i'm @erba&te, ben
@teuerbeamten cine unseiebli@e 8renz
nerei perratben gu baben. Donneritag
Mbenb, als CT in ber Ndbe bes lGenz
tiers ieines @b3tmmers ftano, i@lus.
cine .&usel bur@ bqs Tenfter, fu9r ibm:
in bic @ette, org b%ollitdnbtg bur4y
ibn 9inbuY anb brang bann in ben
&0rper IL. in ieiner Ndbe ftebenoen
So@ter. sic gtn9 ber lebteren our4
'oas 9er3 unb t0btete lie auf Der @teQe-
Die Wunbe bes @aters purbe I'm.
fangs nt4t fir beoenfli4 ge9ulten,
jebo9 1T ct nu9 benz lebten 8eri@te,
ebenfaus geitorben. 4nbreu @itz
born, ber 8eiiBer Der p%erratbenen UNI
seieB1ihen 8rennerei, ftebt i'm Ser
ba@te, bic 9bat periibt gu buben. Ct
tunn ni&t gefunben perben. 9te
@egenb pirb na@ linn bur4iu@t unb
tpena1 ct gefunben tperben lollte, 1T elm
2pn9perfabren notwithstanding.
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8arbariiGc Sutisphe9c

Scala, 6la., %. 6ebr. Nad
3ebntdsisen 2eioen in einem @trafz
lingslaser, mpbin lie als 2anbitreihe1
ael4idt morben maren, lit es enolid
eff iunsen 2euten selungen, permit
telit zines bonn &reisri4ter 9ode1
auseeiteuten 9abeas Corpus 8efebls
ibre Greibeit tpieber gu erlansen. 9tt
Mamen Der jungen 2eute iinb: George
@ounbers unb Gbarles Smitb ous
Rentudp; Sad Snsram aus Obio:
Ostar @agher aus MiNouri; Sobr
Ddpis unb Sbpmas @up,mings aus
Metp Dort; Sbomas 6orbes aug
pennfDlpanien; Sad Rpan aus 2oui:
iiana; .. CLINT aus Suinots; Sobr
@opria aus Seras uno Soiepb Ston'
aus MaHa4uietts.
Die 2eute tamen Dor pteraebn ga:
gen in Ocala an; lie uaren tppbl &C.
tleibet unb iagten, bab lie cine SUB:
tour gu MAIDEN beabii@tisten, um baS
2anb fennen gu lernen unb na4 Be:
lieben gu jagen unb gu fii4en; lie bat
ten einer 0orrutb BON alien mogliaer
@a9en gum @ertaufe bel iid unb perz
langten feline unteritiibung. Mbe1
i@on am nd4ften Sage na4 i6rer
Mnfunft purben lie perbaftet unb BON
Griebensri4ter Glarp uls 2anbtreiher
mad benz Strdflingslager geianbt'
BORT purben lie in i@eubli&iter @eiz
ie bebanoelt; lie tpurben NIT Neserr
auiammengefeNelt, NIT @rbeit, bic lie
nidt t6un tonnten, iiberbiirbet, muir
ben big auf's 8lut gepeiti4t uno
muBten babel 9unger leiben; flint BON
tbnen 1perben m0g1i4er Weife bie1en
Mtbbanblungen erlie9en.
Mi4ter 9oder ertldrte bic @erbaf<
tung, @erurtbeilune unb 8ebanbluns
fir cine S4ma@ uno cine @4anoe
fir bic Qualification unb iagte, oab
ieber Der baran 8etbeili9ten cine
f@mere @trafe perbiene. Ser 9oz
beas Corpus 8efe6l mar BON 8iirgern
in Ocala erpirtt norben. Dte OPP
fer Der S9anbtbat ipepben &lasen auf
'@9abeneri aB einrei4en.
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Glcctroeutionirt.

Dannemora, g. 3, 16. 5ebr.
Bat Sbea tpurbe @ormittas I'M 9 ubr
So Minuten i'm bieiisen 3u@tbauie
bur4 @lectricitGt binseri9tet. 8artbo=
lometp Sbeu, tpel9er beute binseri4tet
tpurbe. ermorbete i'm Mdr5 1894 in
Srop Apdbrenb elmer @abl einen poltz
ti4en @tsner Namens Robett MoB.
Dem Priefter, pel4er i'm auf benz Leg
ten @unge besleitete, ertldrte CT, baB
Ct uni@lrtbis lei. Dieie 8ebauptun9
pieberbolte CT Biz gum lebten Mugen=
blide. I'm 9 l1br IS Minuten betrat
CT ben electri14en Stubl unb I'm 9
ubr 58<3f4 Minuten tpurbe er fir
tpbt ertldrt.
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cpter Der TIam,nen.

2onbo H.. II. Geb. Sci einem in
elmer Mietbstal erne go. 7 Gbur4:
Ctr, Sobo, ausgebro@enen 8ranb'
ereignete fi4 cine Wn3abl i&redliae1
l1nglidsfdue. Stint &inber unb ore'
@rtpa4iene tumen in ben Jlammer
UNI. Gin Mann iprang aus benz Sen:
iter unb ftel auf einen S%tateten3aun
10 bab ct buditdblt@ aufgeipiebt muir:
be. @iele perionen erlitten i4pert
8ranbnunben unb tonnten 1i4 nu1
nit gr0bter Mibe aus benz br%ennenber
@ebdube retten.
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Der 20idbrise Maurer 2ouis Sparg
BON bier. Derielbe tpolIte nit ieinem
8ruber einsn nit @renaiteinen beIhbe=
men S4litten bersab our Gabrt befDr=
bern, als auf einmal Der S4lttteIt
sesen einen Gelitn a%npralte, pobur9
Der llnsliidli4e our Settle an einem
Jelsblod seidleuoert tpurbe. gr Fat
ittpere &opfpunben baponsetraaen
unb erlitt auberbem einen 8einbrud.
&oet1hette. 9ier sei9eben
ieit einiger 3eit Radsrabunsen; man
ioq cine 8obenart entbedt baben, pel=
DE iid gum 5eritelIen bon Mofait ete=
men 5pQ.
sdmci;.
Marsa u. 'Dte @emeinben M1b=
lin, 3eininsen unb Wa1ba4 leiben
unter idperer Muieplase. 1roBbem
i'm September iiber 15O, 1000 Stid ab=
setban lpurben, feben Wiefen unb
8leedder pieber aus, als tpGren lie BE-
badt tpprben.
Bel ben Mrbeiten Der bisiigen, Raz
nalbauten iinb atpei NIT Sprengarbei=
ten be14dftiste 4rbeiter, bic ii9 ettpa
5 Meter unter Der WaTerpber lGte
oes Rbeines in einem GaiKon befan=
ben. auf bisber nod unaufsetlGrte
Meiie ertrunten; a1pei anbere erlitten
IGtrere 8%erlebunsen.
St. 8allen. Qm 10. Sanuar
bate bas 8olt abaufttmmen iiber bas;
neue Sasoseieb. 8isber bate st.
@allen bas p%atentipitem; bic patentz
inbaber tonnten I'M sanaen ,&anton
jagen unb Der @rtrag fiel in bic
@taatsta1e. Das neue @eieb base=
gen beitimmte, bab Der &egierunss=
ratb ben 8anton in Saebtreiie elm
tbetle, int1erbalb tpslfer ben @en1ein=
ben freiftebt, bic Saeb gu perpa9ten
ober aber Patente ausautbeilen; bic
@rtrGgnthe io0ten ben @emeinben 5uz
fallen. Sir bic S4onuns Der Rulz
turen, 0ersiituns bes @tloi9abens
etc. purben neitsebenbe @4uBbeitim=
mungen augfeite1t. Oppofition ge=
gen bfe 8orlase erboben Defenders Der
Patentidserperein uno audi Der tanto=
male 8auernbuno. Mit Der nt9t Be-
greifi4en srpben Mebrbeit bon 49,
225 gesen 1929 @timmen lit bas &C.
5eb nun %Dertporfen norben.
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9tur,at In Der Drtcc.

Berlin, 18. Tebr. Sn ber Sftiee
pitbet Elm fur4tbarer Sturm. Gu
tpeit bic Na4ri4ten Big ieBt reid3en,
iinb Rtel unb 2ubed uberflutbet, bier
6if9erboote iinb perloren. @robes
unglid 1T bur9 bas in Golse BET
@turmflutb pl0bli@ etngetretene &re=
4en bes @ifes angeri@tet tporben. I'M
ter Mnberem 1T Elm 3t%peiipdnniger Maz
gen nit adt Mdnnern, tpel@e Iber bag
SIS fuhren, auf elmer S&olle in bic Of
fene @ee binuussetrieben morben. Dit
2eute unb Pferbe iinb 3tpeifcllos perz
loren. r.