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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-25

What Captain Coghlan of the Raleigh
said may be strictly true, but 1t was very
indiscreet of him to say 1t, and it
was still more indiscreet to reiterate
1t after he had bad warning from Wash
ington. Indeed his second indiscretion
amounts to a positive offence for which
ne is likely to be reprimanded, If not
court martialled. One of the first things
for soldier to learn is to keep his mouth
shut, but it has been very evident that
that lesson has not been very well learned
in either branch of our war establish
ment There has been altogether too
much willingness on the part of the offic-
ers of the army and navy, more especially
the former, to submit to interviews and
to make speeches. Early in the war Gen,
Merritt had himself interviewed by news
papers iu order to inform the COM
mander-i in. chief upon what conditions
he would insist upon before he would
accept the command in the Philippines.
Later Gen. Miles had himself interviewed
On the conduct of the war in order to
attack the war department, and now
Capt. Coghlan has stirred up contro-
Versy with Germany by indiscreet talk,
at time when for various reasons 1t is
Tor our interests to be on amioable
ierms with that nation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-25

qua on ferry, the York beach electric
road was reached, and the fifteen miles to
the Bluff at York beach was made In
quick time. From the Blum to Wells
there was decided break in the rail con-
nestion. There was neither electric nor
steam line for the twelve miles Of that
distance. and the explorer did not arrive
in Wells in time to take q Boston & Maine
srsin to Biddeford that night. he had
left scollay Square at 1855 a. m, and he
did not arrive at Wells until s p. IN. 50
he remained over night and the next
morning made the fourteen miles to Bid
deford by rail- From Biddeford bob
tailed car helped him along TO Old Orch
ard, whence the steam cars were taken
for the twelve miles intervening between
the Beach and Union Station, Portland.
The time of actual travel was hours ana
" minutes, as already stated; but much
time was lost by failure TO make prompt
connections, The most interesting fact Is
that the total expenditure for fares was
S2.02, which is forty eight cents less than
the regular railroad rate. His board and
lodgings, Ii charged up to fares. would
have brought the outlay considerably
above the railroad fare. The distance
from Boston 20 Portland is l22 miles, and
of this 81 miles, or little less than halt,
was actually made on electrics. The gaps
between Boston and Portsmouth Will
probably be filled very soon; but there Is
some doubt about any immediate extern
sion of the electric lines between Portland
and Portsmouth.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-25

SPECIAL INFORMATION-In regard to q
very low priced Gopher stock Of great merit.
Quick dividends with Indications Of radid rise.
Address 7. o. Box 52g2, Boston. apr25dit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-25

Mrs. Adeline Moore, of Gardiner, is
said to have concealed the possession of IA
large property for many years b. an out
ward appearance of straitened circum-
stances. When she died her house was
found to contain script. gold and checks
to large amount. One check for 81, 800
was originally good, but Mrs. Moore 5
cautious reluctance to let anyone know
about 1t destroyed its value, as the giver
of it has long sinoe been bankrupt. 1t
is thought that the property thus carefully
concealed amounts to fifty thousand dol
lars.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-25

The killing of Col Stotsenberg and
seven others of the First Nebraska regi-
ment by the Filipinos few miles north
east of Malolos shows that the insurgent
army 10 much less demoralized than has
been supposed. In some ways this attack
of the insurgents was the most serious
we have encountered. The Filipinos APP
pear to have fired more accurately than
usual and to have followed up their adj
vantage with good deal of determine
tion. 1t looks as il the Americans had
been unaware of the proximity OF the
Insurgents until the latter opened fire.
Practically the Americans were ambus-
caded. When we advance in force the
insurgents will flee oubtedly, Just as
they did around Manila. They will never
risk general engagement If they can
possibly avoid 1t, but by ambuscades and
our. long line they will constantly harass
our troops, occasionally picking off a
few men when an opportunity presents
itself. They are waging against us pre-
cisely the same kind of warfare that the
Cubans waged against the Spaniards, and
in all probability unless they can be in
duced by promises to lay down their arms
we shall need many more troops than we
now have in the Philippines to subdue
them and compel them to keep the peace.
1t is easy enough to drive them off but 1t
is anything but easy to keep them of.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-25

According to Washington despatch
to the New York sun the government has
been informd BY Gen Otis that certain
Americans have been sending dispatches
to Manila, calculated to make the volun-
States The dispatch adds that there is
a prospect that these persons will be prose-
outed. BUT what has become of the GEN.
sorship which was supposed to be estab-
lished at Manila2 That ought to be CON-
plete enough to prevent seditious de-
patohes getting through.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-25

Knox County has given Mr.. Little
field SO delegates SO far, and BY the mid
die of the week the entire county will I'M
doubleday have pronounced for him.
Lincoln also seems likley to stand solidly
with her sister. county. Androscoggin and
Franklin cauouses. have also shown Little
field symptoms Old Oxford is the only
spot where there seems to he strong
movement for anyone else. There Mr..
Swasey evidently has local friends.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-25
JEWElRY REPAIRING.

WE are familiar with all kinds of Jewelry
w repairfi, x and have made 1t q speciality
Tor years. W are now ready TO make 10 order
anything in rings or pins of any special design
YOU may wish at very short notice. Mck ZEN
NEY, the JeVeler. Monument Square, Portland.
janl2du
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-25
BuRLEY HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

Dover, N. H., April 24-Harry Burnley,
who was arrested here last night charged
with granddaughter in connection with
the death of John f. Bean Of Ossipee,
which followed fight between Burley
and Bean here last night, was given a
hearing today and held without bail until
Wednesday next. A coroner's inquest is
in progress upon the body of Bean and
the continuance will be granted TO give
opportunity for the jury TO complete its
work.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-25
Personal AND PECULIAR.

There is an English pointer dog in Bos-
ton that can say MAMA"
Congressman William II. Moody of
Massachusetts,, is prominently mentioned
for the Speakership to succeed Mr.. Reed
The exodus of the Spanish people from
Cuba is so great as to recall the Tory
exodus at the time of our Revolution.
New Brunswick was largely peopied by
refugees from New England.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-04-25

TUESDAY. APRIL 90.

The Bidoeford Journal OF last night
made this unqualified statements III
Congressman Reed resigns, Ex-Governor
Cleaves will under no circumstances ao-
cspt nomination as his successor" II
is exceedingly improbable that Republi-
can paper in this district would make
this announcement except upon the best
OF authority.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17

Mems fine Russia Calf Shoes in Tan OF
BLACK, latest style toe, Selz's make;
prices elsewhere 81 10 $3.50; 90 o.
price for this sale ,..,.........TA.Jb
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

g. l.. Brooks, railway live stock agent,
came In from q trip out west last night.
The Young Mems Catholic club will
meet at the club room at Sp. III. this
evening.
Col. Il. ". Dobson, who was at the ter.
ritorial capital on legal matters, re.
turned TO the city last night.
You'll laugh till you cry 10 see Coghill
and Paxton chasing the leather sphere
out In the right and center fields.
Rev. Robt. N. Craig. superintendent OF
Presbyterian missions, retu rned last
night from an official visit to Taos.
Harry Jenkins and Guy Jenkins were
passengers for kinsley, Kan, the other
night. They will be absent several weeks.
DIR. A. g. Cruickshsnk, OF San Marcial,
went up to Santa Ne last night, where he
has been called ~ o witness In the Wal.
lie Locke case.
The Ernest Meyers residence on north
Second street has been leased by ex-
Mayor Mike Msndell, and he will occupy
it In a short time.
John A. Riley. the cattle man OF Colo
RADIO Springs, passed through the city
last night on his way south to purchase
o large number OF cattle.
Daniel Scruggs. formerly employed
with the Singer Sewing Machine CON
pany. has accepted a position ~ agent
Tor the Washington Life Insurance com
pany.
There will be- dancing at the CONNER,
cial club this evening. This will proba-
bly, be- the final dance and will end the
most successful social season In the his.
tory Of the club.
The weather Thermometer, which Is
c0nspicu0usly displayed at the store OF o,
A. Matson Il Co., Is from the Chicago
Record, and is u good advertisement Of
that excellent paper.
Col. Chas. II. Hunt, late OF this city, IL
now running q big saloon in III Paso,
At a recent banquet he explained that
he earned his title while on Gov. Al
bright's staff in this city.
Don j. Rankin, OF the Southwestern
Brewery and Ice company, was on the
train north bound last night. He will
visit Bland, Cerrillos and other small
towns before returning to the city.
@. q. Graves. who resided In this city
for sometime after his failure as IA mem
her OF the nrm OF Graves " Creighton AT
Magdalena, il reported TO be In the
dry goods business at Alam0g0rdo, OterO
county. and Is prospecting.
The Chautauqus Circle met last night
at the residence OF Geo. u. Albright. One
OF the features OF the evening was an ut
tempt by DIR. Geo. T. Gould to show that
the first chapter Of Genesis Tailed with
the discoveries made In geology.
A. W. Stuart, the owner OF the Ryde
hunting grounds In California, in q let
ter to Messrs. Blunt and Barnett, states
that the latter's record WAS the highest
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17
R0SENWALD BROS,

single individual shoot at Ryie this sea
son, The Albuquerque hunters were Wis.
itOrs TO Ryde In March last, and while
there Joe killed over eighty wild geese In
one days hunting.
Bert Baker. n OF the efficient EN-.
ployes at the Albuquerque Steam Laun-
dry, was married last sunday afternoon
to Miss Katie Williams. an estimsble
young lady OF this city, Rev. NJ. Hodgson
performing the marriage ceremony. The
CITIZEN Joins with their friends In wish.
ing them a happy and prosperous jour.
ney through life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Grunsfeli, who have
resided over the Grunsfeld Bros store,
corner OF First street and Gold avenue,
are moving to lay to 5t6 west Copper
the residence recently vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Simon Stern.
Edward Grunafeld and DR.. Washburn,
the general agent and medical examiner
Of the Washington Life Insurance com.
pany. have left the city, going la the d.
%rection OF San Miguel county.
J Il. Smith. the real estate and insur
ance agent ~ SOcOrrO, who Il also inter
ested In mining down In that county, IL
in the city to day. and lns his name on
the Grand Central register.
John Stevens. a printer who has beer
doing some mining up In the COchit
district. returned 10 the city last night
He reports some sickness at Bland.
John Miller. the tOpsorial artist VIII,
held down u chair nj Buffers barbel
shop, has gone to Las Vegas aud his 90
sition ia nov filled by Jim Morgan.
II j. Emerson. n. Il Warner. W. b
Stamford and Thos Menefee, all regis
teriDg from Albuquerque, were In X
Psso on Monday.
Everybody will bs there. Where? A
the faculty student base ball game n
2:30 p. m next Saturday.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17

Dipping tanks. Whitney Company.
Retrigerstors and ice chests at Flu.
%trelie's.
Plumbing In all It's branches. Whit.
ney Company.
Merchants lunch every morning at the
White Elephant,
Linen wash skirts this week only 80
cents, al the Economist.
Picture frames and room moulding a,
cost. Whitney Company.
Highest prices paid for gents clothing
al Harts, III Gold avenue.
window shades In all cOlOrs. May ~
Faber, 3O5 Railroad avenue.
Green chile, sweet potatoes, wax beans,
nj the JANA Grocery company.
steam carpet cleaning Mannder *
Myers, ia South Third street.
"Neyer Sweat" for the feet: only 10
cents. Berry's Drug company.
See the patent oak extension tables at
Futrelle's. They work like a charm.
Special sale OF table linen, napkins and
towels at May Il Faber's, Grant build.
ing.
We receive fresh dressed poultry on
the refrigerator three times a week and
keep a constant supply OF fresh poultry.
j. l. Bell * Co.
For excellent work and reasonable
prices In photographs, Dove isin the lead
Best finished platinum photos ut ~ per
dozen for the remainder Of his stay. lie
closes Monday, June o.
Dove, the Highlands photographer
closes business In Albuquerque Monday
June o. For the remainder VI his stay
HIS prices for the best finished platinum
photos will be reduced 10 ~ per dozen
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17
Wash Goods !
Ladies' Sailors and
Walking Hats !

A beautiful line OF Trimmed
Sailors In the newest shapes and
straws. These hats range In
price from ...... .25c. to SI.75 each
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17
Ladies' Dress Skirts !

or this line wa carry a complete
assortment in black aud in colorei
novelties in SILK Woolens and in Wash
Goods.
Ladies' Black Dress Skirts, at Toe.
tl!25, sl.g5 and s2.25, upwards to $500
for a Black all wool extra quality Serge
trimmed In brazil and buttons and worth
a couple Of dollars more.
Ladies' Crash and Duck Skirts 10 an
immsnss variety. at sos. 75c.. 800 and
sl25 each, worth from % to 90 per cent
more.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17
THE GOLDEN RULE
DRY GOODS P

r IA WE expect to do the largest weeks business in the
l Mo vHI 0nI history of our store. The reason for it is very plain i'll
l IIIN w I[IN you will read the prices etc, mentioned below. Our
stock is perfect every style, every shape, every good
quality that MAI, woman or child can wish fO is here. No other store in the Territory
lcn compete with us on prices Our buying facilities and twemySeyen other depart
mens in or store to make profits on enable us to mdGscn everybody, Here is proof
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17
ror Your spring Rsnovsting You viii
Find That

My stock OF wall paper and picture
moulding, contains no old stock. New
designs and colors, from the most artis,
tic designers In the best qualities may
always be found at my store, C. A, Hud-
sOn, No. llS north Second street.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17

Ladies' Fine DOngola KID Lace or
Button Shoes. The new Coin toe, Mill,
tary heel. not found elsewhere % eSI
under 81; our price. ....... ..%S.UD
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17

We call your particular attention to
the new advertisement OF the Golden
Rule Dry Goods company. Special sale
on all kinds Of shoes this week,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17
Thurs ay.
Fresh Fish

We have the finest catfi, IN ever brought
TO Albuquerque. We get them within u
hours after they have left the water.
Catfish, los a pound
Salmon Steaks, 15c q pound
Shad, l5c q pound
Carp, Ice a pound
Sea Bass, S~corbin0, Barracuda, Red Fish,
Sand Bass, Gulf Trout, Spanish Mackerel.
Crabs, Etc. Fresh Fish by express every
morning.
S A JOSE MA X E T,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17
Ladies' Wrappers.

A new shipment OF % dozen just
received. CsllcJs and Percale trimmed
In braid and in lace, ranging from soc.
TO $500 each.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-17

~ so to 81 so a pair.
shoes at SI.SS per pal
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
QusIan 3.
Oeutihlan0.

Der frii6ere Heidstanoler 8eneraG Graf
bon Gaprtpi lit Montag frii6 UNI 10 u6r in
Stpren, 8reis @rpfen, 3egierungs6e5irt
Srantfurt, geitorben, @r Bate ldngere Sit
getrGntelt. Sein Sob mar Elm %ianfter.
@rbpriu5 'Nlfrso bon Su9ien>Gpbu
unb @ot6a lit in Meran, 5irol, einem 9rO=
niI9en 9~e6irnletben erleaen.
Bring Qlfreo mar Der Sobn bes Ser
5o9s MlfreO bon Sa9ien@@ oburg unO GOz
TIA, 5~lpeiten 5o6nss Der 80nigin @ictor;a.
@r mar am Is. Sftober 1874 i'm 8udirgz
bam 9alaIt in 2pnbpn g%ebpren, mar
9auptmann i'm 1. preuBii@en @arOeregiz
ment gu SUB etc. unb unberbeirat6et.
Die @rippe tritt in Berlin epioemii9 auf
unb piele 8eamte, Ddrunter Der Baron ppn
Billion, Der Staatslefretdr bes Musipdrtigen,
Iinb oaran e%rtrantt.
Ser Sberitaatsanpalt BON Woos 1T gea
f%torben; Der prin5 georg bon preuBen be-
finbet ii6 ouf Der 8eieru1g.
Sci benz Sreitag N6enb 1tattgefunbener
iG6rli9en 6eitefen bes branben6ursiI9en
MISUNDERSTANDING bat Der &aiier einen
Srintlpru6 ausge6ra4t, in benz er ".
q. 6olgenbes iagte: v0ie 6o6ens
3o1srn BADEN it6 itets Soft perf0nli6> fir
fire 6anblungen per~anttportli6 ge6alten unb
audi Elm @efi6I Der Observation-Disclosures BEN
8olfe g~egeniiber 1T bon iebem 6o6enSoQer
ererbt norben. DIS id auf benz Se[berQe
itanb, ba babe i9 meinen S~abneneib en-
neuert, baB id ni9ts u~nperfubt laTen
piirbe, um bic Wo6lfa6rt bes 8olfes su for
bern. 9erSrtebe, fu9te oer&ai1er tpeiter, nluF
na4 Snnen u1o na9 AuBsn erbalten hlei=
ben unb paS 8olt Der Mart 8ranbenburo
Dor NIem muB mir ba3u feline biilfrei6e
6ano leiben.
I'm Der unberantportli9en 8ummelei bic
Ter Stubenten Elm 3iel 3u ieben, bal Der ST.
nat Der 8erliner uniberfitdt Elm Grenpel ita=
tutrt. gi9t tpeniger ais 204 Stubenten 5int
u%nfreimiGi9 ermatrituIirt, Das 6eiBt i6r.
Namen aus Der l1niberiitdtsmatrife( qetrt=
hen poroen, unter ibnen au6 Der 8eltino1z
metiter Emanuel Caster. DIS @runb fir
biefes @oreeben bes 5enats niro anoeaeben
bab bic 8etreffenoen in bieIem Semeite1
feline pripatborleiung belegt 6aben.
NIs Der 8aiier Samitas CUR sSaaO na6 ber
M%agoeburg.r 8Orbe fabren tpolte, srlitt Sci
(3us 5pii4sn Spanpau uno bsr Station
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

5auie gerettet bate, brang er no4mals in
bag 9aus, UNI fem i'm ~3tpeiten Stodlperte
19laFsnbes finfidbriges SDbn4en gu ret
ten. Gr purbe bon 2au6 unb 9ibe iiber@
ipdltigt unb Batter unb Sobn tamen in ben
Slammen um.
Somitag Morgen UNI 6 l1br BADEN Bel et@
mem 5euer. peGhes in einem 8oitbauie in
Springfield, Sa., uusbra6, Oren perlOnen
ibr 2eben eingebiiBt, Die ll~m9etommensn
finb:
5rau Mattie Witbep, AZ Sabre eft.
SRI. 9elen &ofe, 81 Sabre alt.
Sames 6. 9au, 80 Sabre aft.
Sruu Witbep, bic @igentbiifnerln bes Soft
baules, fam bel benz beloenmitbigen Ser
fu6e, bas 2eben 6aq's, mel6sr frant mar,
gu retten, um's 2eben. 8eiSe erFtidten.
S6re pertoblten 2ei4en purbeu nab Dem
Seuer in Der Ndbe Der Sbiire gefunoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
Ana Cuba 11rn pnrtnrtcn.
Qubo.

General Marimo 9ome3, Sberfeblsba6er
Der cu6anii3en Nrmee, 6at ii9 Mittpo4 ofz
fen als uttiber0 erbunDeter Der dmeritanif9er
Gegierung BEL Der 3econitrution Gu6a's gez
5eigt, g}a9 Der @onferen3, pelbe Ro6ert g.
POrter, Der 9pe3icItonmifidr beg PrdIioen@
ten Mc&inlep mit 9eneralGome3 gebubt bat,
bat Der 2ebtere beHte Na9mittag in elmer
&abelbepef9e an ben prIiibenten Mc8inlep
feline 8ereitpiGigteit ertldrt, az Der Nufl0z
fung Der cubani19en Nrmee unD Der 8ert6elz
lung Der BON ben Ser. Staten betpiqigten
100000 nit belfen gu polen. General
Gomez bat ferner benz @eneralmdior 8roote
%telegrap6irt, bob er feline @inlaoung na4
6aband gu fommen, anne6men perne. Der
@rfplg BON 9orter's &~onmiiiion pereinfa4t
bic &iidfe6r Der cubanif9en Militdrs gu ben
8ei6Gftigungen oes 6rieoens.
Oieieniqen Yerfonen, bic Der 4nii4t
iinb, DaB ii6 Der General Marimo 60
me5 bonn Gommtfdr Des prGftoenten Wc~
8inteb, 3obert q. Porter, iiberreoen lieB,
fib nit Der ameritanii9en 8e1ebung gu
bo's 3ufrieben gu ge6en, perOen enttdui4t
1ein. Ser ,alte &rieger oerlangt INNER
nod Iein .Guha fibre" unb min ni4ts bon
elmer auspdrtigen @inmif9mg pi1eu,
1elhIt penn er fir feline Sruppen $3,O00,z
900 annimmt.
@eneralmoior 8roofe bat als @eneral>
oouberneur bon Cuba cine Srbre e%rlafeu,
in tpel6er er ale GiOilernennungen Der
neutrality-suspicious. ieit Dem 1. Sanuar
ratifisirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
1lnnIiidkafnur.
SahnnufGQe.

Der pstli9gebenDe pofiagter5ug Der G6iz
caqo &c @ranb Sruntz8a6n 1T nit Dem
6ftli6gebenben pafagier5ug 3uiammengez
rannt, pd6renb Der lebtere auf Der Station
BON SSmIdD @itD, Mi6., itiQ itano. Sol:
oenbeperionen perloren babel oaSQeben: 60
fomotiofii6rer 5airbants bonn peitli6gebenz
ben 3uge; Gbparb Reio, Der poitbsomtc
6effel6en 3uges, unb S6omas Stuart, Der
9ot6eamte be8 0itli39ebenoen 3uges. Ser
lebt nurben Ma6an, Der Qofomotibfii1rer
bes 0ftlt9 gebenosn 3ugeS, Poitclsrt G6a5.
6tambaugb, bon 0opiion, Der Elm 8ein
brad, uno bic paKagiere Burns, 86ite unb
@n9ltI6.
WG6renb in Der @egenb BON San Simon,
Wri3., elm Sanbiturm piit6ete, lit Elm melt
li6 ge6enOer Iofaler @iter8ug init Dem off,
li4 ge6enben Spe3ial5ug bes 3l5imeiters
aufammemgerannt. Der 6ei3er Gilbert
Sabeb blieb auf Der @tele tobt; Der 2cfoz
motiofa6rer 5etterlp purOe i6pcr oerlebt,
unb Der QofomotipFii6rer Qeapitt lit tpenige
SIuIlueIl luuJ pe|!t AH IuA IttN-i SCt+03uH~
gen erlegen.
DerhGneni6pole 6a6erploit II.
0ur6 cine fur9t6are 8aserploliOn lit in
pitts6urq oas an Sycamore Str. gele9ens
@o6n6ous Sofep6 Ndermann's poultGnoig
aerft0rt porben. @n benz 9an5en aus 8adz
fteinen er6auten @ebdube 1T aud MIDI! pin
| @tein uuf benz anbern 9eblieben. 2eiotr 1T
au6 Der 8erluIt zines Meni6enlebens gu
bstlagen unb flint perIonen Iino mebr roer
peniger 1dper D.rlebt porOen. Der Same
Der l~1mgetpmmenen 1T Srau - WeGper,
Die @rploiion mar bur9 Elm 2ed an Der I'M
Seller befinbli9sn @asleitung e%ntitanoen.
Slammentoo.
0as z Metlen n0rbli9 BON Sears, Mtd.,
oeGeaene @O6nbaus 8. 2Opben's lit 9iensz
tau un Mitterna9t in 5Gammen aufgez
qangen. NuhOem 2OtpOen feline Srau uno
bier Ieiner &inbsr aus benz %brenuenoen