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The herald., 1897-10-16
A FREE PRESS
San Francisco Anarchists Object to
Being Muzzled

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 15.-A body
Of twelve men in San Francisco, signing
themselves American Citizens" has
sent protest to United States District
Judge Bellinger and United States At
torney Murphy against the prosecu-
ton of A. j. Pope, A. A. Isaacs and
Henry Addis, who are under arrest for
publishige and sending through the
mails copies of a paper known as the
Fireb The protest is written on
a letter head bearing the caption "An-
Archist Headquarters"
The protest says: "In our opinion in
your present prosecution Of the afore-
said parties you are violating the ex-
press provisions of the constitution.
and request you to discontinue these un-
usual proceedings"
The herald., 1897-10-16
An Alaskan Auditor

PORT ANGELES, Wash, Oct. 15-
Douglass Young and G. C. Lyon, who
have been engaged for the last two
months exporting the books Of ex-Audit-
or John w. Troy, filed their report today.
They would not make public the result
of their investigation but from another
source it is learned that the shortage is
about S11, 200, $4,000 Of which occurred
during the term of Baker, Troy's prede-
cessor. Sheriff Dyke is now on his way
to Skaguay, Alaska, to arrest Troy. Ba-
ker is not subject to criminal prosecu-
ton, the statute of limitation having run
its course.
The herald., 1897-10-16
BRITISH
BANKERS
Indite a Memorial on the
Currency
BIMETALLISM NOT FAVORED
AND THE GOVERNMENT ASKED
TO GO SLOW
BIMETALLISM NOT FAVORED
Under No Circumstances Whatever
Should the English Single Gold
Standard Be Altered
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Oct. ia special ca
blegram from London to the Evening
Post says: The Canadian Bankers as
socation, In view of the action here in
memorializing the chancellor OF the ex-
chequer on the silver question, hao
cabled at great length to the chairman
of the London clearing banks heartily
endorsing all opposition to bimetalllo
measures.
A memorial to the Chancellor OF the
exchequer, Sir Michael HickS-Beach,
which has been signed extensively by
the English bankers, relating to the
work of the bimesallic commission, says:
1--WE feel impelled by a strong sense OF
duty respectfully to lay before her
majestys government the following
four considerations, the great import
ance of which we trust may be appar-
ent:
"First-That no alteration should be
introduced affecting the circulating
medium of this country, except after full
discussion in parliament and by the pub
lie at large, so that the changes pro-
posed may have as ample consideration
as their Importance deserves
"Second-That under no circum-
stances whatever should the pledges OF
successive governments to the British
pound sterling and the single goldstand-
ard of this country be set aside, either
directly or indirectly, and that no steps
should be taken by or with the consent
of our government which has for its OBJ
ject any alteration in the value of that
standard.
''Third-That this country, as one Of
the great nations of the world, enjoys
under her mint regulations a coinage
system absolutely free from embarrass-
ments, internal or external, and we con-
ceive that any departure therefrom In
| the direction Of reliance upon engage
ments with other countries would be
fatal mistake.
"Fourth-That the mints of India be-
ing closed, as to the policy of which we
express no opinion, a state of circum-
stances has arisen in which the creates.
caution is necessary, whatever may be
the next step which the Indian govern
ment may be advised to take, but we
urge that no retrograde step be taken
except upon as exhaustive inquiry as
that which led up to the present posi-
ton, and then only If Indian interests
will be benefited thereby"
EDITORIAL ANXIETY
LONDON, Oct 15.-The Times, Daily
News and Standard all comment upon
the -bimetallic memorial presented
yesterday to the chancellor of the ex-
chequer. With the utmost seriousness,
they impress upon the government the
danger of continuing an ambiguous
policy" and appeal to it to do nothing
rash in India.
The Standard confesses the scarcity
Of currency in India since the mints
closed has been serious matter, but
it says that a small committee of busi-
ness men might be appointed to settle
the question without reference to the
wishes of Americans or other silver
mine owners.
IF silver" says the Standard, sis the
best currency for India, let her have it,
but no rash decision ought to be taken
without ample discussion"
The herald., 1897-10-16
KANSAS COURTS
Resent Interference by the Federal
Authorities

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 15.-In order to
test in the court of last resort the right
of a Federal Judge to interfere in the
execution of laws of a sovereign State,
Webb McNall, Superiut endent Of Insur-
ance. has exposed himself to the wrath
Of Federal Judge Williams and takes
chances of Imprisonment for contempt
by deliberate violation of the courts
orders. Judge Williams at Wichita re-
Gently issued an order to force Commis-
sioner McNall to issue to the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York
license to operate in Kansas upon the
payment of the usual fees. Yesterday
John E. Ford, manager of the company
tendered the fee and demanded the H.
cense. Mr.. McNall announced his pur-
pose to disregard Judge Williams order
and rely upon the Supreme Court of the
United States for the writ Of habeas
corpus in case Of imprisonment for con-
The herald., 1897-10-16
SOLD SHORT
Fresno Raisin Packers Driven to the
Wall

FRESNO, Oct. 15.-Brooks & Co., ex-
tensive raisin packers doing business at
Selma. have been forced to suspend.
Their difficulty has been brought about
by selling short" early in the season.
The company has been handling the pro-
duct of the Kern County Land company,
and yesterday the land company levied
an attachment of $110O upon the firm.
This FASTENED the suspension. The COM
pany has made an assignment to the
bank of Selma for the benefit of it's
creditors. 1t has packing houses a Sell
ma Traver Bakersfield and Riverside.
This failure is important, following. as
it does, SO closely that of Chaddock &
Co.
The herald., 1897-10-16
A Lost Daughter

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-George Knight OF
Oakland, Cal, is in the city in search Of
his daughter, Mary L. knight, who
strangely disappeared from her Califor-
mia home in 1898. Every effort was made
to find her. She was traced as far east
as Topeka, Kas., but there she was again
lost. A year later she was seen again
in Chicago, and 1t is on this cleu that her
father Is now here.
The herald., 1897-10-16
TEXAS CRIME
Scores of Prominent Citizens Indicted
for Lynching

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 15-Efie Jones,
colored, has been convicted of the mur-
der Of Wiley E. Stewart, prominent
and influential Democrat of East Texas,
an. the death penalty was assessed
Stewart was murdered on May 18th
last. Effie Jones crushed his head with
n blow from club. He confessed, say
ing that he had been hired to commit the
crime by William Jones of Longview
because Stewart carried 500 life in
surance, in which Jones was interested.
The latter was arrested on a complaint
ard imprisoned in the same jail with
Effie Jones.
William Jones was one Of the most
prominent white Democrats in this Sec
ton of the State. A few nights after the
murder and confession Stewards friends
The herald., 1897-10-16
Robinson Retires

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The retire
ment of Col. A. G. Robinson, assistant
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, TODAY, results
in the following promotions in the
quartermaster's department.: Lieuten-
James Gillis, to be colonel;
Major Charles F. Humphrey, to be lieu
Samuel e. Jones. to be
major.
The herald., 1897-10-16
THE LUX ESTATE
All the Litigation Disposed Of by
Compromise

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-Judge
Coffey today signed a decree of final dis
tribution in the estate of the late Miriam
da w. Lux, thus disposing of all the liti-
CATION commenced after her death. At
the time the will of Mrs. Lux was ad-
mitted to probate the estate was worth
s3654,42S. The executors now hold
S., ,OOO, 900 worth of real and personal
property, after settling all outstanding
claims The decree ratifies the compro-
mise made with HGlry Miller. the sur
viving partner Of the firm Of Miller &
The herald., 1897-10-16
Fought for an Apple

STOCKTON. Oct. I'D. L. Peters,
aged 16 years, this morning stabbed his
brother, G. T. Peters, aged Is. The trou-
BILE between the brothers occurred over
an apple which the younger was eating.
The elder rushed at him, whereupon the
younger plunged. the blade of his pocket
knife into his breast. The affray took
place in a little house in the Fair Oaks,
occupied by the two boys and their aged
father, w. S. Peters, Grand Army vet
eran, who witnessed the quarrel. The
occurrence was hushed and no arrests
were made. The wound is not fatal.
The herald., 1897-10-16
A Pioneer Gone

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 15.-Luther
P. Rixford, one of the oldest of Califor-
MAS pioneers. is dead. The funeral will
be held this afternoon from his late res
idence on Lyon street in this city. De-
ceased was native of New Hampshire.
aged SO years. He was married in 1887
to Elvira Pickering, sister of the late
Loring Pickering. His wife and two sons
survive him He was resident of So
noma county.
The herald., 1897-10-16

broke into the Tyler Jail and shot him
to death in. his cell, sparing the black
man to be dealt with by the law. 1t was
the most sensational lynching g Texas has
ever had and scores Of white men of
East Texas are under indictment Of MUIR
der on account of It. Effie Jones, the
condemned negro, still adheres to his
confession,
The herald., 1897-10-16
Played the Pugs

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-J. j.
Groom, the halter who has been asso-
ciated with ]. ]. Gibbs, formerly assist
ant cashier in thee ustom house, in sew
eral pugilistic ventures, notably the
Fitzsimmons-Sharkey fiaeco has filed
his petition in insolvency. His liabill-
ties are estimated at $4,000 and his as
sets $11, 900. The heaviest creditors are
H. H. Roloffs & Co., Philadelphia, and
Drew & Co., Orange Valley, N. ].
The herald., 1897-10-16
A FIXED JURY
Sitting in the Blue Cut Train Robbers
Case

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 15-That there
is friendly feeling between John F.
Kennedy and at least one Of the twelve
jurors who are trying him in the Grim
inal Court for his life, on a charge of
robbing a Chicago and Alton train at
Blue Cut last winter, was indicated yes
terday to Prosecutor Lowe and others
in the court room who saw one of the
jurymen deliberately wink at Kennedy
during the trial of the case. Prosecutor
Lowe insists that the jury is fixed" in
Kennedy's favor. He says further that
he has men at work on the case and ex-
poets to get evidence enough to lay the
matter before the grand jury next week.
The taking of testimony is still on.
The herald., 1897-10-16
Silver Advancing

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-Commercial
bar silver was quoted at 5SA cents per
ounce in the local market today. Mex
lean dollars were 441s cents; in the Lon
don market bar silver was steady at
27 S-16d, an advance Of 7-16d
The steamer Campania tomorrow will
take out 100000 ounces of silver.
The herald., 1897-10-16
Royal Arch Masons

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 15.-The gen.
eral Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons
adjourned finally today, after a brief
morning session. at which the prir cipal
business was thu election of DR.. William
F. Kuhn, Grand High Priest Of Mis-
souri,, General Grand Master Of the First
Veil, thus completing the list Of officers.
The herald., 1897-10-16

tempt. The issue between the State and
the Federal judiciary is now complete
and fight is on that will result in set
Ting once for all the relative authority
of the contestants.
The herald., 1897-10-16
Gold Not Wanted

NEW YORK, Oct. 15-The Bank of
British North America imported $780,
900 in gold few days ago, and today
they sent the gold to the sub-treasury,
asking for greenbacks in exchange. The
treasury officials declined the PROPOSE
ton.
The herald., 1897-10-16
Imports of Gold

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The Hamburg
American line steamer Normannia,
which arrived today from Hamburg
Southampton and Cherbourg, brought
199, 900 pounds sterling In. specie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-04-01
0ann. ONarum. WaS.

8snn Der blaue Simmel, bic 8liitben
unb bas id6ne Wetter Der 5rubt,nesseiI
nit uns iinb, ibeint es tpte eln Spoil
oss S4idials, baB mir uns am weniss
ten oaran erfreuen fbnnen. Wenn
pl6blibs Mtterunespediel BON elmer
nisprissn sur bOben Iemperatur -oes
Wrttoes beIb unb Ibenos flhl une feudl
-sintreten, plro oas sanss Spitem elmer
4enbsruns unterporfen. Dleis Gins
HaiIe auf unier Spitsm iino aasemein
untsr osm gtamsn 5rabllnesleioen bs'
iannt uno cine brIbl,nes. .Weoisin 1T
noibnsnbis. Gs s,sbt quite DlscBinen
unb before Uleol3lnsn. es aiebt aber aub
ons bette SeilmIttsl sur SeIluns cerielben
@abrehb oleie atantbstsiufdnoe aase'
msln bsiannt fipo. 1T bas bette Ssilmit'
tel susseen, wel6es sbsnfuas BON eaen
setunnt upb sebrauht niro. unbeolnei
Or. ausuit 8Onis's Samburser Iropfen.
9esen ale oieie 8rantbeitseriheinuneen
ipie 2eberlsibsn, ibIedter Maeen, 8,lib'
iitdt, Shpmoel. Sdldfrieteit. Nppetii'
lofstsit. unsereauIidtsit, 8lutunreinie.
felt, aiebt es nidis beHeres ipie Or. Iu.
suit R6nls's Samburser TrOpfen. peIds
als sin Stonbaro SeiImiitsI aaeemein
aseen Obsnansefiibtte 2eiosn betanni
iinb.
Die Sriblinesseit brinst aud anoers
asiben our6 untIusbsit unb su erOBes
8srtrausn in bas Welter nit ii1. Ser
Darme am Diiitas foIsen sepbbnlit
tlbls uno feubte Ibsnbe, noburn mir
uns lsitt Stslfbeit Der @Iieoer. Rbeu'
matlsmuS, Jlsuraleie uno Rldenihmer'
ssn ,usisbsn. 8si allen 8ersnlsunssn
I'm Srelsn iinb 8srreniuneen, 0uetidun'
gen unb 8srlssunssn bic bdufise SoIse
6ssen ags sisie Sdmsrssn 1T 81. Sa.
iobs Del. bas srOBs S&merssnbeilmitsI.
cine ii6sre Seiluns une bas pirtiamfs
DiltteI eeeen ale berartiss 2eibsn oer
SabrsS,eit.
0iit eIsisn bsieen SsilmittsIn an Sanb
uno sebrauht, tsenn n0tbia, piro Der
2crpsr traffic eenus fem. ale 8ersnds'
unssn bss Sommers eeniebsn ;u t6nnen.
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ans beni oberen EbaIe.
(garbpnbaIs Gprrsipcnbeui.l

-Sn SerHsn unb nmsessnb eiriuIis
rem cine ersse ansabI fali&e SiIbsrbOl'
lars.
Der 3reibsr Sarrs 8urte BON Ser.
mpn nurbe am Wiontae in Der @lenipoob
Nine bon einem Barren in bbier Weiis
ssaustidt, erbisIt absr feline 2nO&sn'
brii1e.
- Srau MenbeIiobn BON WasFeIb
bsrbrannts fd in isbr idmer,li&er
Deiie am Sreitas an ben Sdnben une
@sii&t, aIs fis bsi&dftist mar, SdmaIi
su i4melisn.
= Die bsutide spanssIii6e @smsinbs
BON 4rdbaIo bdIt mad ben Oftern eins
Sair ab. beren Reinertras sur 8eparatu,
oer airhe benubt psrbsn ioa, tpeldt
in bsm fiirsIi&sn DirbsIfturm bsi&abist
tparb.
= Sranf asup, elm psrheiratbste,
iunesr Mann BON Sermpn, tpurbe an
5reitas psrbaftst uno untsr $500 8drs'
'taft eeitelt. inbem sr bsi6uIbist tpirb
msbrere Gage supor bic Nittipe Anna
8uitfis BON Der ArdbaIb Ribse anss'
srifsn unb ssibdneet su baben. Die
5rau iotpie ibr bel bem Nnsriff antpeien'
Der llidbriser anabe erfunnten aeap be
bem 8sb6r uno feline S@ulb i9eint ou'
Der srrieien su iein.
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Seriht tltheS.

Die sfueits Dobs bes Common BIeai
@sri6tes bssunn am Wtontas DlOrser
une 8iater gbmaros fiibrt i'm Suupt'
,immer. Rihter Mrdbalb i'm 3tmmei
Jlo. 3 ben 8oriib. Gine In,abl Jdlt
purosn bis ,um Stunt Isrmln usri6Cben
SIN bem Dunmore Wablcontsit er.
nannis am MOntas 9iidtsr Ir6balo biz
Abpotatsn 8. O. Solsute uno .. S,
Rsebp als Gommiiidre uno W. s. DE
4norsm als Oifisieasn Stenosrapbsn
Dirsite aufnabmen muhsn innerbalt
flint Iasen bssonnen uno in 80 1asen
besnbst ipereen.
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Httt6tpn.

= George, Der l0idbrise SObn bsi
GbeIeute Geo. Bahmann BON Greter
Borough. itarb am Sreitas am Sdar'
ladieter unb tpuroe am Sonntas in
Wet 8ittston Srisobofe besrcist.
Gin Wasen bon Susbes & GIsn.
non iouioirte am Sreitus nabe Der O..
6. & @. 8abnitation in Wsit Biitston
nit sinem 9elssrupben Bfolten. pOourd
bsrielbe umfisI unb Elm oOreeipanntsi
Pferb t6btete.
-Sobn Gibbons, elm bieliser aIts,
ginnObnsr, itarb am SOnntas Ibent
iurss Belt naboem er aus sinem mstaas.
mem 8sbaltsr Tbee setrunfen. an 8sr'
siftune, unb feline Tobter, bic ii6 iber'
,sussn tpoate. oh Der Tbee burb si,
3anus peraiftet tporsen mar. iranf Dor
bemielbsn 3bse unb puroe aud franf
lonnte aber nod bur9 dr,tliden 8eiitant
aeretiet tpereen.
Il Sranf WaIons bon Gusquebanna
Der setrennt bon ieiner Sruu lebte. besal
iih am Donneritas ,u ieiner Shpdse,
rln. Srau SObn Stalled. nm feline Srau
bic baieIbit usripeiIte, su beiu6en. vi.
ibm Der @intritt oerneisert purbs, idOi
sr Sruu Stalled elne 8useI in bic 8rui
uno iid bann cine our6's Ssrs, iooaB e,
ausenblidlih toot suiammenitiirste gi'
fsriubt iOa bos Wtrtip setpeieH iein.
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Sunmcre.

- Die biefss sIeftriide 2idt Gompas
ME ssrlor8te uns am Donnerftae Mbenb
sum erhen MaIs nit 2i6t.
= Cine sroBs GnscbI bon Waisrnsr.
traniunsen baben iit in lester 8eit bier
srsisnet unb cine Gpib,mis ipirb bsflr&.
tet.
= Gin toqer Sunb tpurbe am Wontae
Ra&mittas an Gbefnut Strabs eetSbtst,
iOrpis psri&iebsne anesrs Sunbe, bon be.
men man tuubts, bub iis bon ibm ssbifsn
iparen.
- Robert, Der 2idbrise Scbn ber
Gbsleute Robert Nebnert bon grocf
Strabs, itarb am Sonntae ON Der Guns
sensntsdnsuns unb purbe am Disnfas
beerbist.
- Die Sunsen Sobn Depeip, WiI,
liam unb Geo. WeDilIan erIangtsn am
SamRas cine AnsabI gaironen, aus
benen iie bas pulper entfsrnten unb auf
elm Blatt pupIsr lesten unb ansdnbetsn, !;
ebe iie aus oem Bsss asbsu fOnntsn,
ibob ibnen bic SSlamme ms 8eiibt une
psrbrannte iie in ibmsr,Iider Wsiie.
-Samss Mc2ane uno 8atrid grane.
,ipei Sunsen bon 8uafer Sig. bseabsn
fib am Sreitap in ben @aIb, um eins
S6iebtibuns absubalten; aIs Grane'a
Resolser mad msbrmuIisem 9rsbirsn
nidt abains, brebte er osnfelben eeasn
DteSane uno oridte nohmaIs ben Sabn.
DiesmaI sab's iebOd einsn Small unt
Ule2ane erbieIi cine 8ussI sntlans BEN
Sirniddbsl; nur bic 9batiahe, bab fl
lbn in absIeitenosr. idrdssr Wsiis traf,
rettete ibm oaS 2eben unb ct nirb iid
unter dr,tli6er 8ebaneluns ipiebsr idnsl
erbolen.
- SteusrtolIeitor Z. 6. 8oIant
ipurbs am Srsitas abens auf bic 4n,
iIass Der llntsribIasuns psrbaftst, in.
benz ibn Serrp WcYset beiduIbst.
Steuern bon Perionsn eOasitirt iu pa,
ben. bic aIs sronsrirt auf BEN Bsriht Bee
ssidnet tparsn. ioipie bab sr an gsrionsr
Dor Der iiirsIiden @abl Quittunssn ausr
ffeate. tpelde nidt ibre Stsuern besoblt
battsn uno oab er perfsblt babe. leBtes
Sabr Iaut bem @eieBs einen 8eridt bel
ben County @ommiiidrsn ,u binterlesen
8olano uer,ittete auf Elm 8erb6r unt
itelte fir iein seriGtlibss gribeinsr
$4,000 8drsi6ufi.
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Wapne Gonntp.

SonesbaIe. = Samss GOnnsap uni
1bomas Mc8snna, ,pei an BEN neuer
Sauie bss Sobn 6urp on 2aoppoot
Sane beiddfhste 8aui&reiner. fielsn ON
5rsitas bura ben 8ru4 zines @erihes
l8 5ub ium grbbpeen, bod iinb lbrt
8srlssunesn nidt iebr ssfdbrli&. Die
9osifabrt auf BEN .. / 8. GanaI iou
am ndhhsn Montds srOffnet tperosn.- =
9snrp Sdumann, elm bstannter Ginipob'
ner pom SeeIsppiae. fiarb am Samitas
i'm 76. 2ebensiabrs uno ipuroe am Mcn.
tag beeroist.
Der 5armer Siaat Bennett bon
Buupud befanb fib am Dienftas in
1upIsp unO nutee auf BEN SeImpese
aus benz Daeen eei6leuoert uno am
Ropfe nsrlest. Dbipobl am Mbsnb auf
ssnfdeinlih ipobl ,ur Rube sebeno. fanb
man.ibn am Wtttwo9 Worssn toot i'm
Bette. CT mar 10 Sabre alt.
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9mei mHnIihermeif. fataIs Qus.

: 8pei mSaIiGerneiis futale Aus.
i6rsitunssn fanben am Spnntas ytaht
bier itatt. Die erfte ereisnete ii4 ettpa
10 llbr an Der 9ropibence Roab Der
iunss Deutids @m. Sidter. ber bel 6rau
Jlsllie RepnpIps an Der g5rpplbence &oao
in 8oft sebt, fam sur 3eit in sttpas an.
setruntensm 3uitanbe beim unb itisb
belm Nbitsieen BON sinem Strabenbabns
musen seeen brsi Staliener, tporauf er
nit ibnen Streit anfins; iie blieben ibm
Die @ntmort niht iGulbis unb er iprane
in elm nabsfsbenses Saus, mari ieinen
neberrod ab unp bssab iid, bon Ditto
8OderrOtb sefOlst. nad ben StaIienern
ais ct innerbalb sebn SUB Don ibnen ans
lanste, ;oe elmer Elm MeRer. elm stpeitei
einen 8esolpsr unb Isbterer briidte 3tpei'
nal nb. 5i1ter fisI mad oem eritsr
Sdub unb bic 8ussl ees stpeiten siiht'
BEN 8oderrotb burd bic Saare. Di'
Stalisnsr sntiIoben unb Der 8ertpunoet,
purbe mad ieinsm 8oftbauis eenommen
mo- sS iih bsraustelte, oaB ibn bic 2u'
gel am Sintertopfe sstrpffen bate, elm,
8srpunoune madeno. bic eefdbrlih abe,
nidt abielut t5btlih III. Seine orei an
ssbIite Insrsifer tpurben in einem ita'
Iieniibsn 8oitbuuis in Der Na4bari4af
ertpiibt.
Ois sweite Afaire sreisuete iia etpt
10 lbr an 9ailroab Muenue uie e
i1eini, nuroe Sobn Wsfet BON Dii4ae
uno Mnrtin 8easun ansesrifen uni
sismlih iblimm bsbanbelt; als er auf
itanO uno peiterseben woats. sriifen ibI
bic 8riiber tpisber an unb bann Spe e
Elm Talhsnmeher unb itad auf bsioe los
Als sr iie beibe fallen fab. borte er au
uno in Der 3wiidenseit bate iid elm
sr5bere Menidenmense anseiammell
BON beuen elm 1bsil ben WeGett bielten
pGbrsne anoere bic 8ernunoeten beim
nabmen. UleHett tpuroe eineehedt uni
Ui6ael 8easun fpater na6 oem Soipi
tai ssnommen, mo leine, aus Sti6pun
ben in Der linten Ssite sbsrbalb be
SIfts, elmer tpeitersn bier 3oa oben uni
elmer i'm Beine, bebanoelt murben
Ssine BerIesunsen limb eefabrlipsr ga
iur, pdbrsnb ote isinss 8ruoers. au
elmer Suhwunbe in Der linfen Sdulte
beiiebsno, unesfdbrlid 1T.
Die brei mutbmabliden An
srsifsr bon 5i8tsr. @eroni Pettinotl
Sobn uno Seroinaneo Scarbamosbr
rpurssn an Wontas IbenD obue 3ulai
iuns BON 9drsi9aft eem @efdnsnii
iibsrtpieisn. um ben 8erlauf BON beiisl
Bsrmunbuns ab,uparten. SObn WeHstt
Der Ansreifer Der 9eb. 8sagan. srfub
elm slei6ss S6idial. Da Der 3uitdub be
Ni6ael Reagan INNER ned elm ssfdbr
I.&er 1T.
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3pe eurA 0er,franfheit.

Die tasli6en glntlnbisunsen bon
pIbslidsn Sopesfduen ourb Ser3frant,
beiisn ssrleitet iu teinsm aneeren
Sdluhe. ale oab bic @efubr nidt senue
beadtet wirb, ipenn ii1 Serstrantbeiten
bemeritar semabt baben. 8iheni6aft-
li4en @rmitteIunsen sufolse loa sine
Perlon aus rler init einem ihpa6eu
oosr franien 9ersen bebaftet isin.
8itls Ser;trantbeiten entitebsn obne
Darnuns oOer Sdmsr,en, bod srbulten
mir INNER 9efabriisuaIs our6 anrsssls
mdbisen 9srsidIas. i6pa6s @ireulos
tion. ETC.. peI6en iturfe SAmersen in
Der Serssesene. 8olbeit iiber oer 8ruit,
grhldunasanfdae, unb ipdter Anibwels
len Der Sdbe uno Rn5Gel, foIseu. llns
ter eisien umitdnben lsnfen mir bic Aufs
msrtiamfsit auf Or. Utilss' Jleue Seri
aur, Elm SeiImittel. bas bon auen apo.
ibeisrn beriauft tpiro, uno ihon felt Sabs
rem nit BEN beiten @rfolss BON einem be'
rIbmtsn Spesialihsn in Ssrs' unO Ger'
usnirantbsiten eebrau6t puroe. Gin
PampbIet. eenaunt ,,Reue uno eridred'
suos Tbatiaden", peldss ndbere uno
intsrsEants gntbdaunssn iber oieies
Ibema entbalt. ipire frei BON Der Or.
UliIss' Msoical Co., @Iiburt, Sno.. on
uniers 2eier perianot, wsnn iis bieie
8eitunB nennen.
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Stabt msbr bssablt babe, aIs Der Con.
trait perlanet, 70 fbnne bic iibersablte
Summe bur1 elm seri9tIides 8srfabren
rieoer erlnnst tperben; bas S&reibsn
ipuree sinsetrasen.
Dem 8erfabren bes untersn 8wsiees
IN Bstrsff oer 8eaabluns Der Soroerune
BON Wlulooon & Bonnie nurbs beiees
itimmt. unb bic 8oranidIues Orbinans
an has betreff. Gomite rsfsrirt.
Ser Staotseometer ipirb auf Mntrae
bon @Iarf aneetpieisn, Pl6ne fur einsn
nsuen @bsusstanal Diiirift unsufsrtissn,
ipelHer bic g., 8. unb Is. @arbs, itpis
i&sn ben O., 8. & @. @sIeiisn unb benz
Sadapanna Slub. umfaHen icg.
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Sfei.e Slnseigen.
SerIanst:

Cine isbr tustrl6Hiss psricn, I'm bic aass-
msine Sausarbsit fur cine BamiIis ppn icts
pniousu au b,iOrssu. Ratsrss bel 6rau ..
eOpsnfsin, SapIsy, pa. 10