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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06

ambition
justified believing the
perfect
g as we DO our own work and consequently sell cheaper
called which
ers bring produce We will the
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06
Bills Allowed
Was Dragged TO Death.

' Dave Youngchief, a Umatilla Indian,
was dragged to death in runaway
about midnight Saturday night east Of
Pendleton on the road to the agency.
The body, stripped nearly naked, was
found early Sunday morning by Henry
Biment, a rancher who was going home
from Pendleton. Youngchief came to
Pendleton with buggy and team and
got intoxicated. He started home late
with another Indian who has not yet
been found. 1t is supposed the Indians
foot got caught in the lines.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06
EIGHT MILLION BRICK.

Mayor Nelson Returns and VIII Double
the Output of His Yard.
IL. B. Nelson, Weston's mayor, ar.
rived home Saturday from his six weeks
visit in the east. Mr.. Nelson came west
over the Union Pacific on train Of IA
cars, the passenger coaches being filed
with emigrants, which shows that the
trend Of travel is in the same direction as
the Star of Empire, says the Weston
Leader.
Dir. Nelson comments upon the eyi-
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-03-06
TALKING A SIX CLUB LEAGUE.

Towns Of Southeast Discussing the
Coming season.
At base ball meeting in Pendleton
Tuesday night it was decided to write to
several towns to ascertain the base ball
sentiment for spring, says the Spokes-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14
Was Close 10 convlets.

Carson. New, Aug. 1i.-omcer c. z.
Ferrell. OF Reno. who has been on the
trail Of the escaped Folsom cohvicts
with bloodhounds. has arrived here.
Ferrel says he knows the present 10
cation OF the convicts. and was with.
in 80 minutes Of them yesterday. n
California posse had not abandoned
the chase Ferrell thinks the convicts
could have been captured. They are
now IN a small valley between Round
Top and Hope Valley he says. the
roughest country in the sierras. but
one with a hundred escapes open 70
the conyicts.
Ferrell stated that the men are well
armed. and are now in a land where
sheep camps and cattle camps are TO
be found on every hand. The convicts
are Theron, Woods. Murphy. Fahey
and Eldridge.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14
Had the Nerve TO Try
TO Hold Up Bella
KadiSh.
Forty Men Stood BY and Saw
the Robbers Help Them
selves, but White
Showed Fight

Baker City, Or, Aug. l4.-Ihree
masked men entered the Miners Cabin
saloon last evening at 9 O'Clock and
robbed the three gaming tables in the
back room. and the cash register in
the front room OF $3.50. The robbers
entered the gambling room through
the rear door, Two Of the men went
through the gaming tables, and the
other one went into the front room
and robbed the cash register of $50.
As the leader OF the gang entered
the front room through the swinging
screen doors. j. T. Donnelly, cashier
Of the First National bank, and Bella
Kadish. a mining operator. who were
having a lunch in the rear part of the
room. near the partition, observed the
masked man as he pushed through the
door Donnelly and Kadish made a
dash for the front door. with the rob
Der In hot pursuit. He covered DON
nelly with his gun. and tried to pre-
vent him from leaving the building.
Donnelly refused to halt. and the rob
Der did not fire at him. Kadish lodged
behind two large slot machines, but
Donnelly succeeded in getting out.
After Donnelly got out the robber
ran behind the bar to the cash regis
ter, when he opened, and was taking
the money out, when Ike White, an
architect. who was standing in front
Of the bar, picked up a cracker bowl,
which he threw at the robber. striking
him on the shoulder with such force
that the fellow dropped a portion Of
the money on the floor.
This diversion on the part OF White
stopped the proceedings IN the front
room. The robber turned and ran
out the back door. where he was
Joined by his pals and they made good
their escape.
There were about 30 people In the
saloon and gambling room at the time,
but no one had a gun, or the man who
entered the front door could have
been captured. He was apparently
about 20 years Of age. and seemed to
be new at the business. He did not
have the nerve 20 shoot. or he could
have killed both Donnelly and White.
White is an lrishman, and Is always
ready for a scrap.
There was several hundred dollars
more money In the safe and consider.
able more money IN the cash register.
but the robbers gave up the job and
,eat a hasty retreat when White
struck him with the cracker bowl
Val Bildner the proprietor OF the
'aloon, and the bartender were Both
behind the counter. but they lodged
'ut Of sight when they saw the rob
Der enter.
In the gambling room the other two
'obbers worked swiftly hut quietly.
None OF the men said word. The en-.
ire transaction was over In less than
hree minutes. The officers have no
race II the robbers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14
New COMPANY for SALEM

A. II. Schaefer, Glenn A. schaefel
and Florence j. schaefer have incor
porated the Lusterlne Manufacturing
Company, and will manufacture pho
tographic cloth, solution and Other
Photographic material, with head
quarters AZ Salem. The company has
a capital stock OF $4,000, divided into
shares Of 500 each. Articles Of in,
corporation were filed by the new com.
pany this morning In the ONCE OF the
county clerk and in the state depart.
ment
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14

crowd. not realizing what had hap
pened, rushed toward the killer. be
IIeving there had been an accidental
shooting Of some kind. AS the crowd
closed in, the crazy man discharged
two more shots at them. causing .
scattering in every direction.
With the crowd fleeing, the man
stood IN a demonlacal attitude. firing
at random IN every direction Men
and women howled ana shrieked and
ran, but no one seemed able to stop
the fnghtful carnage until omeer
George Nicholson confronted him, and
fred a bullet into bis head. But be-
fore life was extinct the demented man
drew a revolver from his pocket and
fred a shot into bis own body.
Dead and Dying Al over the Street.
The dead and dying by this time
were scattered all over the street. and
the frightened people. not knowing
where the shooting was coming from
sought safety in every quarter Il
was fully half an hour before they re-
allied what bad happened. and recoy-
cred sufficiently to take care Of the in-
jured.
Twiggs was a miller by trade. The
boys around town commonly referred
TO him as crazy Twiggs." but no one
thought he was dangerous. A few
years ago he went 70 New Mexico. re.
turning in time TO enlist as a soldier
for the Philippines.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14

place as shop guard. fonts filed that
Mace for a time. but was made out
side watchman about six weeks ago.
w. II. Porter has been made outside
night man. succeeding Mr.. Fouts. The
appointment Of a warden. it is ex-
pected will be made tomorrow. There
are several applicants for the place
and the probability is that Deputy
Warden Smith OF Guard Curtis viii
be promoted to the position made va
cant by Mr.. McPherson's resignation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14
Killed In Puget sound shlpyard.

u
Seattle, Wash. Aug. l4-Duncan C
Courage, an ironworker was Instant,
killed IN the shipyard Of the Moran
Bros. Company Thursday morning
courage was working on a soaffold In
side the battleshlp Nebraska. He was
Knocked nom the scaffold and fen Go
feet crushing out his life
Courage was working alongside an.
other workman. The latter attempted
20 step by Courase, and both Of the
men fell and dropped the entire dis.
tanee Courage struck the ground
hrst, and his partner fen on top OF
him. Courage was smashed to death
but his partner was scarcely hurt. his
life being saved only by his falling on
Courage,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14
FIRES 2EI
INTO
CROWD
Crazy Man Kills Four
and Injuries atLeaSt
Twenty.
Uses Double BarreIed Shot
gun. but IS Finally Killed
by a Handy Police
man.

winfield. Rans, Aug. 14-At
O'Clock last night while Carmen's bans
was playing its weekly concert OF
Main street 10 a crowd OF 5000 people
Gilbert Twisg. a crazy man, 30 yean
Of age. opened IRE on the crowd witf
double-barreied shotgun loaded with
heavy bullets. As a result, four are
now dead. three are dying. and nC
less than % injured. perhaps Eve OF
six fatally. The dead:
Sterling Race. carpenter.
Dawson Timotson. a barber. whose
brains were blown out.
Bog Bowman. a carpenter, Of OK
ford. Kan.
Gilbert Twigg. the man who did the
shooting. was killed by Oficer Nlcho
Las.
The known injured are: Mrs. John
Ballard. shot in the neck; James
Garrison. shot in back and arm; r. Z.
Oliver. shot In shoulder and back;
Clyde Reed. shot IN hip; J. B. Storey,
shot In chest and knee; Charles
Thomas. shot In knee; Charles Baird,
short In arm; Port Smith. shot In
head; Elmer Farnsworth. shot In bow.
els; Otis Carter. shot In head: Arthur
Hansford, William Councilman. VIM.
Moore. Arley Bourdette. Elmer Davis.
Claude Wagner. Samuel Compton.
Ben Ridgeway. also badly injured.
Takes Deliberate Aim.
The band had Just finished playing
a waltz when Twigg stepped out from
an alley half block distant. and. de-
liberately taking aim at the band
stand, fred two shots Oliver, the
bandman. fell at the FIRST shot. but the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14
+ Farm
WAGONS

farmer is foolish TO buy a wagon
about the strength and durability OF
which he has any doubt There is nc
doubt about the Studebaker. The first
wagon you always think Of is the
Studebaker and II oil wagons were
exactly the same price eight men out
of every ten who come to Salem for a
wagon would take a Studebaker.
Take the carrying capacity Of
wagons as listed in the catalogs Of va.
rious wagon companies lend the build.
ers ought TO know what the wagons
will carry, and youll find the Stude.
baker is from 500 to 1000 pounds heav.
Ter than any other Ask to see cata.
logs, and you can see for yourself. II
is the axles, the spokes, the felloes.
the hubs, the skeins and every other
vital part.
Our wagon trade is on again in fun
blast The heavy harvest brings
them in. Come and see them for
yourself.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14
Grand Through Mld-summsr Excursion

Grand Through Mid-summsr Excursion
Detroit and an points west 10 New
port aud return over the Corvallis g.
Eastern railroad, Sunday. August 18th
Trains viii leave Detroit az 9am m;
MN City SIS; Albany. 1900; Coryal
rs al 1859; arriving al Newport at
1850 a. m. Returning leave Newport
.at $3.50 D. m- giving six hours az the
beach Probably the last through ex.
cursion from Detroit
Fare 70 Newport and return: De.
troit 10 Mln City. Inclusive. sgbO;
west Of Mm City TO Kingston. s2O0;
West Of Kingston 10 Maxwell. si75;
Albany, Corvallis and Phllomath..
$3.50; west of Phiiomath 20 Chitwood
Inclusive tio0: an points west Of
Chitwood. T5 cents.
Numerous attractions. Including
band concert. surf baihing NE saving
drlii, hcafllg nthiue ard hunting
EDWIN STONE Manacrr
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14

Eighty-hye cars. double the regula-
ton railway size are required to
transport Ringing Brothers worlds
greatest shows; $50 horses, 375 per
formers. 300 dancers, 200 choristers.
so musicians, los animal cages and
lairs and 1000 workmen and officials
are indicative Of the enormous size Of
this distinguished American amuse-
ment enterprise. twice bigger, fully,
than any other ever organized.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14
A Murderous Cook.

Seattle. Aug. i4.-Robert Howard
FIRST assistant engineer OF the steam
er Arrow. which recently came 10 Sc
attic from Portland. was almost mur
dered Thursday morning by Ed. Dodge
the head cook OF the boat. Dodge
threw n large cleayer at Howard. The
cleaver struck Howard In the side and
cut a deep hole. penetrating the lntes-
tines. Dodge was arrested
One OF the men on the boat wanted
his breakfast later than usual. Dodge
refused TO give II TO him. The matter
was reported 10 Engineer Howard.
who ordered Dodge 70 get the break.
fast at once. A short time afterward
Howard passed the galley door. when
Dodge threw the cleaver at him.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14
Analrs At the prlson.

G. N. Charlton. one OF the shop
guards al the penitentiary has been
appointed chapel guard in place OF j.
, Mccormick, and W. H. Fouts. out.
aide nisht watchman. takes charlton's
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14

The scenery painted and built es.
pecially for Ringing Brothers mag.
nihcent and inspiring spectacular pro.
duction Of Jerusalem and the Cru.
sades," depicts churches and palaces.
magnlhcent IN architectural design.
and the sumptuous inner courts OF the
fabulously rich Emirs of Egypt.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14

The largest black bass ever caught
In the Willamette river at Salem was
on display at stelner's fish market
this morning. The hsh tipped the
beam at i've pounds and one ounce,
and was one OF a number caught by a
gentleman this morning aud brought
TO the market.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14
HUTE WING SANG co.

= ~ u WWWUI
Aa1e ~ u sew ilnf Of NFdLrfrs. All
eolcFs White untEr1saT All kln1s
81 waists, fAatF suumcT foo1s sllks
leniS an1 iaflet fsralshlng Roo1s now
Tor sale cheac. Safflngs. 100 COart
80 s1Itm Of. coTaaf Allag
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14
# You Only Knew

That we could help you with collect
ing those old notes and accounts, you
would bring them TO us at once. We
charge nothing. unless a collection "a
made. It will pay you TO investigate
Phone Main sol, or call at 275B
Commercial street.
VAN ALSTINE. GORDON & co.
A. r. Morgan & Co., Managers.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14

Therell be another good trade on
gasoline engines this fall. and as usu
al the Fairbanks, Morse Jack OF all
Trades" will be in the lead. The men
who are using them are our best ad.
yertisement. When you have time drop
us a card, and Wen send you descrip.
tive circulars. Reliability Is a chief
requisite Of gasoline engines. and
when you get one that isn't reliable
they'll cause you more grief than any,
thing you ever owned. Get a Fair.
banks. and you1l have no trouble.
You'have the advantage OF local pro.
lection from the Portland branch
which Is worth a great deal.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-14

sharploss Tubular Cream separa.
tors will have another big run this
fan. Every user OF the sharples Is a
loyal friend OF the machine. and
would use no other, Reason enough
in the long, hollow bowl the low hung
supply can, the enclosed gear running
in oil, the easy cleaning with no parts
to get fun OF filth Send for catalog
or drop in to see the machines.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
Sic Sate bes Saren'

Uncle Sam pirO gsgen RuBlonO'S
@erI6lingsn 0erU3anOi4nrsi pro-
teftiren, unein 6elfen fptrO eS
Qi6tg. = RuBlanO Fat ben Coup
f6on ldngit DOr6ereitst anO Der
8ien muB.
@of6fngtOn, D. G., 24.Qpril.
- So 1T 1e6r pabrfaeinIi4, OaB bic
Der. @taaten auf benz ii6li4en oiplo>
8ege energiTden prOteIt GEE
aen 6as Don &uBlanb an CHINA gsz
itente 4nfinnen be3iigli4 Der Manoz
f9urei er6e6en perben, oa bieIeSQnIinz
men ben offerbaren 3pef BAT, Oas BE-
trefFenoe QunO gdn5li4 fir bic 3uis
len gu ertperbsn uno ben 9anoel Der
dn6sren Rdttpnen bort dus3u59lieBen.
Dap bic Ser. Staten, obglei4 lire
9anoetsintersien in ienem 8elttF.ile
bon groBer8eOeutung IiRo, nit irgsuo
elmer anoeren Uta9t gemeinfame ga
DIE in genaltiamen SAritten ge0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25

abOiion 6. Muuigun, u. 6. Bins
ndnger, q. S. 8ea9am unO sc. 81.
8dlpu bielten &eben. Die 2iga, fpel=
DE unabbdngig BON irgenb elmer un@
oeren politii6en Organization 1T, Be-
a6f4ttgt, re6rere MaFenberGQminz
lungen gu beranfalten. Sic lit bouz
itdnOig Organiiirt unb i'm, tpie bic
8eamten berfeIben be6aupten, beren
U}itglieoeraabl BON IA Dor 3pei 8o=
4en auf 5000 geitiegen Iein.
268,000 90 u9t5etteL
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oerqa6
geftern ben Gontraft fir ben Sruf Der
offi3ieaen Stimm3ettel fir bic fomz
menOe Muni5ipaGpnbt an bic 80. s.
6. 9ulanp 60. Ileber 100000 berfelz
ben finb fir ben 8reis bon $2.75 pro
1000 beitelt tporben. 9a9 elmer Diff
5ie1en 3GAlung iinb pG6reno Der 6siz
ben 8egiftrutipnstage i'm Npril L {, IA
@eiBe unb 1893 Geger in bic Bitten
eingetragen unO bic Namen BON 358
@eiBen unb 81 Regern aus benfelbsn
geitrt9en pprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25

RuBluno MAIDEN neroen, lit taun.
m0gli4, bod miro bic 8unOe8regies
rung ni8t nur gegsn Die 4bii6teB
RuBlanb's proteitiren, "fonoern AUDI
Der 9inefii6en 3egterung marin emz
pfebIen, it9 ben rufi59en 6orOerunz
gen ni9t gu figen. Inter Der getrofz
fenen 8sreinbarung bate Der lsBte
ruFif6s 6oloat Oie0}anbI4urei i4on
am 8. b. W}ts. perIafen baden IOlen,
uno bic @rbaIturg Der noffenen Sbiiz
re" mar Elm anoere5 @eripre6en, mel
DIES RuBlano in OieIer 8e3ie6ung
ma8te. SeBt bat GuBIanO feline pirtz
Ii6sn 2tbIi4ten tlar gu ertennen 9sgez
ben, un0 groBe Qufregung berri6t
barber in bieIigen Oiplomatii6en
Rreifen. Die MG6te t0nnen penig
oagegen t6un, uno Elm bloBer Yroteit
miro f9perIi9 irgeno tpel9en Sim
fluB auf bic Hufen dusiiben, Del6e
fi6 19on felt Sabren auf Die Grpers
bung Der Manbi6urei porbereitet 6az
ben. Sapan lift, ieIbit nit unteritiiz
Burg @nglanb'5, tdum fart genrg,
bic 4bf9ten RuBlano's 81 our4trel=
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Gonflifts I'm einen 2anOtrieg an Der
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Lamb niirbe babel in enti6ieDenem
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delungen 1T oieStGrte Der 6lotten Der
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8peier Monitors, i'm 96iliPpinenJ2lrz
4ipel. Sapan fat cine itorte 6lOttenz
mu6t an feiner &iite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25
MnuisipaIsa nssIegembeiteu.

gkftrif6e gommifion uno Die Gbe@
Iopsafe II. Botomac : SelepbOn@
So. - Die &eierpOir : Commit
fion. - Compliments. - Noti5en.
Die eleftrif9e gommifion 9ielt ge@
fern cine Sibtng, in pel4er GRet@
Sngenieur phelps beri4tete, 6dB Die
Gbefapeafe II. Yptomac Selepbonz
So. nit bsrl1nterfiibrung brer0rd9te
in bic Subpa1s i'm inneren Stdot@
tbeile be9onnen babe unb aus oiefem
8runoe ert6eilte bic Gommifion Der
Gpmpagnie bic GrlaubniB, Gpnoutten
an Nort6INbenue gu conftruiren. Der
Stabt : proturdtor 1puroe eriu9t,
tpeitere Snformation iiber Die Jrdge
gu geben, o6 es griDutperipnen geitdtz
tet tperben foq, elettrif9e Ordbte fir
Yribatgebrau4 IN bic @onoutten etnz
3ufiibren. 6r. 8rpan enti4teb Dor
tpenigen Sagen, buB 9r. S. 5urit
Purneu, Der bds Sadfon@9 ebduoe on
German unb 2ibertpitrabe nit eletz
trif4em Strom DerfOrgt, grlaubniB
fir bic 8enubung Der Subnabs our4
cine itdbtif9e 8eroronung 9Gtte err
langen foIen. Die g~rlebigung biefer
Q~ngelegenbeit tpurbe Bis auf Wetteres
berf9p6en.
9ie Geferbpir Commit
iion
tpirb beute bic Qnlagen Der n8altiz
more : gountb Wdter Il. @lectrtc@o."
fpetli9 BON 9tppnns : 5dqen, einz
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Smit6 tpirb an 5teGe bes Mapors
5pei @run6itiide befu9en, auf benen
bic 8erIu9sbobrungen BON Seiten bes
Wafer : departments been6et tpor=
ben ftnb.
Gomplim
Gontroleur Smith er6dlt me6r unb
mehr 8riefe, in benen bic S9reiber
ibm gu Ieinem 8eri6t gratulirer, SSSn
bieier @eife fpru9sn ii4 gefternPrOf.
q. 8. 6olunber bon Der rSobns Sop
fins' l1niberiitdt," &i9ter QlbertHttz
4ie, @r : Napor 5. 6. 2utro6e unb
piele anbere prpminente 8iirger aus.
Sem Gontroleur finb SteIungen in
perf9iebenen bieiigen prominenter ST.
nGn5 : Snftituten ~ungebpten porben,
bod tpeigert er ii9, bic Numen OerIelz
Ben betannt gu geben.
Rpti5en.
9r. 6. g. Sight erbielt geitern i'm
8iireau bes 9e6Gube Snipeftors bic
@rluubniB, Is ~3tpeiftDdige 9dufer an
Milton : QDenue unO @buieitraBe 81
erri9ten.
Die muni5ipule Sunft : @ommiFion
piro am Wpntag cine SiBung i'm
Rdtbbauie balten.
Cine grDBere Nn3abG 3DgGinge Der
Dffentli6en S9ule Nr. rs in Occult
PQint ftutteten geItern unter Der Ti6z
rung i6rer Qebrertnnen benz 3utb6duz
fe, Poitamt uno9eri9tsgebdube einen
9efu6 Gb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25

Der nO'f Gnb : @erf8Dz
nerungs @eretn~ bieGt geitern
Q6eno i'm Gaitno bes vpatterfonz
Parfs" cine @eriammGung ab, in MEL
der bas 8uftdnbige @omtte beauFtragt
tpurOe, ben Mupor unb anbere 8eamte
an3ugeben, buFiir gu iOrgen, buB bic
neue 6O6ere SO4teri in Sit|8alz
timore nur fiOli9 BON Der Monuz
ment, nOrbli9 BON Der pratt4StraBe
unb 0itlt9 Dom 8roabpaD ge6dut
perbe. 9r. G6as. g. GodbD tpurbe
%ernunnt, I'm gemeiniam nit 9elegdz
ten dnoerer 8ereine 8orbereitungen
fir ben Gmpfang Der 0elegaten CUR
Muni3ipdl Convention gu treffen,
tpel4e i'm Nugut bier ftottfinbet.
Sonit purben nur ROutinegei4dfte
erleoigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-04-25

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Iigen 8erIaien s feiner Satin.
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Senr1@S trdBe, purbe geitern Der 81
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ROB benz 9eri6tsDerfahren iibsrpiez
fen.
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bas 8eii9t I9leunerte, 10 oaB 2ipingz
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bes RaieHbeins erEitt
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Gin 2otpmotipFii6rer unter ietrer Ell
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Mdn nuBte ni6t, OaB er 3eparas
turen oarunter pOrnu6m. 4nz
bere 1nfGGe.
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puroe geitern Na9mittag fur5 Dor 4
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per f6redIi6 peritimmelt. @ein
aopf purDe DON 2etbe getrennt, Der
re6te @rm an Der @dulter unO Die
linte 6ano Qbgei9nitten. Die Gei4e
1purbe in einem leeren 5ra4tpaggoli
untergebra6t uno ipdter mad Der
Wo6nunq bes 8erungliidten ii6ergeS
fi6rt. 9er unfaG f6eint Oas &eIulz
tat zines MiBneritGnbnifes geneien
gu fein. Wie 9r. 8. 6. Smit6, Der
8d6nmeiiter, fagt, piro Die 2otOmoz
tipe gu 3angir3peden 9ebrau4t. Sic
ftunb geItern nabe Observation-Disclosures
Rreu3ung. Gin Maggon Iolte RAM
qtrt nerben, unb ba bic 2Otomotip<
i'm Nege ftanO, iO1te i9re @teaung
perGnbert fperben. 9r. Smith tonnte
aber ben 5ii6rer ntdt ie5en uno
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gu t6un getpobnt NOR, auF tur3e 3eit
entfernt, UNI Elm @tid 8uutabat gu
taufen. 6r. Smith beitieg De56alb
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beren g&G6e liegen. Nnitatt buB ii6
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bate, muB er ii6 unter Der 2otomo@
tipe be6ufs 8ebiOtrung oeriel6en be-
funben 6uben. Der Mutterf4liifel
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Dapis mar pe~rbeiratbet unb 6interz
IGBt e9te Wittpe nebft me6reren Sim
bern. Coroner Martin ntrO feute
4benb einen Snqueit in Der mittleren
Station 6alten.
Ser 8abnmeiiter 8. g. Smit9
purbe bom Sergeunten Qoane berbafz
tet unter Der 4nf4uIbigung, 9ubis
i~iberfabren unb get0btet gu BADEN, GO>
roner Martin entlieB i'm aber Bis auf
bsute Qbenb fir Die @ef4pOrenen bes
eSnque1ts.