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The Brandon news., 1904-05-12

It appears now that the whitecap-
pers who have been operating in Lin
eoln and Amite counties for so long
are in a good way to be broken up.
There is now in the Jackson jail one
eolored witness, who says he saw the
whitecappers beat an old negro man,
and, further, knows the names and
the faces of those who were In the
mob. The case was worked up by de-
tectives from Chicago. The people of
Lincoln county are anxious to arouse
public sentiment to that point where
it will be impossible for them to ex-
list. To this end a call for a mass
meeting has been issued. The State
Administration will lend every aid in
it's power to break up whitecapping
in Mississippi.
The Brandon news., 1904-05-12
Store Robbed by Unknown Persons.

Some time before day Monday
morning a single wagon was backed
up to the rear of Mr.. Joe Cramer's
general store, an entrance forced
through window, and a load of -four,
meat, shoes, dry goods, etc., carried
off. The thief or thieves have not
been located.
The Brandon news., 1904-05-12

In few days C. w. Dobbins, pro-
prietor of the Commercial Hotel Hat
tiesburg, will leave for st. Louis to
put his fat son, Earl, on exhibition.
The lad is IL years of age, and
weighs 260 pounds. He is Eve feet
in height, measures "a inches around
the head, 55 inches around the chest,
55 inches around the waist, 20 inches
around the arm at the shoulder, 80
inches around the thigh and II Ia
around the elf of the leg.
The Brandon news., 1904-05-12

The Winona Times reports that
Capt. Buckley brought q strawberry
to its Office last week that measured 6
3-4 inches in circumference. How is
that for a Mississippi strawberry I
Two berries Of that size would make =
generous slice Of shortcake. This is
the greatest country in the world for
small fruits, berries, ETC., and it is
strange that our people are only just
now beginning to realize the fact.
The Brandon news., 1904-05-12

The newspapers, farmers, manufac-
turers, merchants, professional men,
and in fact everybody seem to be in
terested in movement for better
roads throughout the state. There is
. great deal Of agitation Of the sub
ject and good is bound to result SOON
er or later. When the whole people
have an interest in the matter, then
will our law makers and executors Of
the same, furnish relief.
The Brandon news., 1904-05-12

Several large farmers near Natche
are trying the experiment of raisin,
cotton with Italian labor. The scarci
ty of labor is big question with cot
ton planters, and it is to be hope,
that these gentlemen will be success
full in the experiment.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-25
BROzIER SMITH PAYS THE PENALTY
The Negro Wife Murderer Expiates His
Terrible Crime on the Gallows.
THE DOOMED NAN GOES BRAvELY TO HIS DEATH
Takes Plunge Eternity Without Showing the Slightest
Trace OF Fear.

Sheriff Minnick asked BroZier II ne
wanted to saw anything. He replied
in the negative. The black cap was
then placed over his head, his feet
and hands manacled, and the moose
adjusted Brozier asked that his
shoes be removed, and this was at
tended to by the officers.
Sheriff Minnick requested those
who wanted to tell him goodbye to
come forward. Brozier recognized
them by their voices and called each
one by name as he grasped their
hands.
The last words the doomed man
uttered were addressed to Rev. Hill.
"Tell mamma" )" he said, goodbye"
There was not the slightest tremor
in his voice as he spoke 10 those
around him.
Sheriff Minnick then took hold of
the lever and at 1857 gave it a pull
that sent the doomed man down 10
his fate.
llC GQPE AldSA q III w Va So NtA AA' -
a half feet and as the end was reach
ed the rope rebounded with its hu-
man weight. It then twisted around
several times and settled down.
There were several struggles of the
lower limbs and shoulders, which
indicated that death was produced
by stran gulation.
The body was examined by DR..
c. w. Simpson, DR.. Leonard Keep
linger, DR.. Hicks, OF Sterrett, DR..
Sims. OF Boz and DR.. G. s. Diggs,
colored
AZ Il:53, sixteen minutes after the
drop, the physicians announced that
death had ensued.
AS the big clock on the courthouse
was striking L the body was taken
down and placed in a coffin for
burial.
\ crowd Of people variously esti- |
mrted from 1900 to 2000 assembled |
around the stock ade eager to get a !
glimpse OF the proceedings within.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-25
Visiting Officers.

Constable \. G. Wilson, Ennis.
Constable Henry Dearborn, Red
Oak.
Constable Runyon, Midlothian.
City Marshal Lawrence, Midlo-
THAN.
Deputy Sheriff McAlpiu, Ennis.
Policeman Johnston, Ennis.
DeputySherif Lovelace Hlllsboro,
Sheriff a. J. Hill and Deputy w
; knight, CoTsicaua.
sheriff John Mckinney, Grimes
county.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-25

Aside from the fact that he was
born and reared in Waxahachie lit
tie is known ef the life OF the muir
derer His birth occurred ia a little
house on East Jefferson street,
where his mother now resides, and
had be lived until August 26th he
would have been - years old His
motheriis 40 years old and is regarded
by her race as a good, religious
woman. She was born on the farm
of the late DR. Sweat, but has re-
sided in WaNahachie about twenty
six years. Sevesal days ago "A re-
porter visited her little home for
the purpose of obtaining a photo
graph OF her son, but il was learned
from her that he had never had
picture made. lp discussing the
fate that awaited Brozier she said
she had done All she eeg!a . give
him prop ar training, but be had a
stubborn will and was hard % con-
troll. While the thought, she said.
OF his impending doom was break
ing her heart, she bad no criticism
Co make of the court BroEier had
done wrong, he bad violated che Law,
and she believed be deserved 20 be-
punished, but she thought life inn
prisoument lwould have been suffi-
esent.
So Tar As known Brukler never al
tended schooi 60 amount 20 anything
and consequently grew up without
education. tie was never choice As
to bis associates and was general
ly regarded by his race as a "hully
His customary haunts were iu hack
alleys on al the rear at some saloon.
HE bad tire reputation at being e
bad 'AtgNer" aud ou one occasion
attempted Ca shoot an officer wbo
had gone o. arrest hlm an soms
charge rhe alortuess af tho oitlcsr
saved hta lite.
Ca september iu. iHU broueF
waa mAFrled te SaEAt bissius, She,
ceremony hetus pellafusa bY Nsv
= W Rankia, ~ tha giJne pAasef of
ths A NJ = ehugeh they lad
C0ntHnaa ap gage t~a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-25

toF ffne Naaes, 0aunat
tl0uM NaFbeuAs, papalaH.
ua9aninma, Naiema ASH
akifst Athnta lar autsiatsr
plaattng fteuty at eat
hWAwfH
tigseahaWa9 40 Mouros stfest
Aew fhaua AN
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12

Miss Lucy Flaherty who spent thN
eorIv summer here with her aunt4
Airs J G. Matheny has returned TO h
her home i'll Danvllle. a
Mrs w R Rodgers and Mrs
Reyrode of Mcdowell spert MOL
day in town.
Collipgwood Dickson Esq ana
daughter Miss Reta spent Sunday
with Monterey friends,
Remember, A G Suddarth's gal
lerv will be closed permanently
not later than October LIST.
Parties wanting work should place
their orders bv Sept 10. .
MIR Jacob q lleyener and son OF
Hightown neighborhood, were oyer
Monday. II
Quarterly Meeting at U b j!
church in Crabbottom August 2O&
81 All dav service en- Sunday. t
EAS Hammack of Dayton va
will conduct services.
las w Brill ? {.
Mr. J w LikSeest asks that his
trends take off their hats wheh
( thew speak to him. His high step
ujng roadster captured two prizes
1T the horse show.
Rev A @ Flaherty Will preach
Sunday the 18th, at H'gh'o"h II
q IN, Trinity'3 p m.
The little baby girl one year ora
Of Mr. and Mrs james kyder' Gleu
Wednesday morning OF chO'er"
infantum.
AR Sam Beverage who has charge
s oe the Bolar store is home Tor d
few days owing to Sickness
J Lunsford & Sons can supply
YOU with telephone batteries
V b Bishop & Co. are se!lina
mems and boys summer clo'i'"S
at short profit. Give us iooN'
Mrs Ella Fleisher and ehiIdrel
returned home this week IRON
snrndine several weeks with he
mot,ar near Travellers Rfpose'
Everybody went to the Stauntol
,n.a show It was drawing
card so far as this locaIl'y WAS ''''
crrned.
Miss Ella Arbogast of Buen
Vista is making her usual ahhu'
visit TO mother, home and friends
One Of the oldest and best bus
ness Colleges in the South is I'll
Dnnsmore Read advertisement.
IA Gum ESQ Of Columbia ou
rhur Springs Greenbriar was vlSi
mo friends in Highland last wee
Mr. Ike Bussard who has bee
carpentering on the Allegheny
Abe home of Mr. Freeman
homp for few days.
Rev and Mrs R L Eutsler Will
absent during the week attendii
district conference in the Valley,
It is doubtful about Mr. Eutsl
being able to fill his appointment
This Sunday.
Its indeed fact that HIg
LAND people want Mr. James ",
the present contractor to GId aga
ON the Monterey and Staunt
mail line and retain the Se e.
AMess Chas G Cross and Y il bo'
Mrs Samuel Couch of Pocah(
tas county is visiting her sister \
V B Bishop. Mrs Bishops mot
Mrs Miller Of Charleston and
: son Mr. Stephen Miller are eSpee'
this week, also niece and nePn
Miss Bonnie and Hubert Bishop
North Carolina.
Mr. J C Wiley returned fl
I Greenbrier county Saturday MS
! it of a week in that section be
for the purpose of looking n
home. He has not yet fouh
suitabir property
An extensive line of bugs
surries. road carts and wagons,
q Bishop & Co.'S. You should
through this large stock Se
\ .buying. We have bought in II
\uuantities direct from man,
turers and are prepared to sell
Ia first class article on nice
A Summer Cold
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12
From Back Creek Valley

Allwcrc glad to Sc Rev Z j
Bonpell VIII 8 emf several DAYS III
TINS npighbormood. lie preached 2
fine sermons for us Sunday. Mr.
Boppell is thinking OF going back
to Africa soon.
Mrs Joseph Hamilton Of CaI'
Miss Jennie Ilickman) is visiting
IN this community now. Ii IS II
years since she left here.
Mrs Liza Campbell expects to
leave tomorrow for Coyirgton
where she will spend some time
with her neice Mrs & l. Lam.
Mess Geo and sam Hexrode who
have been at Marlinton for two
months came home last week.
Mr. Cecil Bird and sister Miss
Salle returned from Staunton las
Friday.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12
The Usual Call.

Parties indebted to me for aa-
or job work will please
arrange to settle in this month.
Those around about to whom we
are due small amounts that were.
. be credits on their subscriptions
Ill please call that they may be
.lsted. This don't include Mon
&C. &C v merchants. We know about
~ VI the exception of these few
#. iilV priyate matters the entire
Ut S0oN zion list goes to our success
'er Sor' AI due subscriptions are
Sc7 pagan him and all over paid
snoScfN ps are to besfulfilled by
nlu :, use his name is Wood,
a. aon 'n' re can do without that
ihlla"l'''st erial that grows here
a bouts 'Nwbustion of which
chases the from the spinal
column WIN he zero wealth n
o4' comes. lie need a little about
I w. the mido'e u month to the
lch May showe'S "aon't bring it
ore green "oo" {" readers will
owe recall mas ever O,,Nlth us fav-
VI orI'e tiie'ne' an" come nearer
'e's waxing eloquent We touch
SEES upon it than any o\ uoiect we
. ses - can think of.
'tL . Don't over look tin and 500
ond clauses of this arN
ash. w II M
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12
A Summer Cold

summer cold is not only an
ING but if not relieved Pneu-
liza will be the probable result
Nj. One Minute Cough Cure
1.-THE phlegm, draws out the e
NATION. heals, soothes and
ems the lungs and bron-
Mes. One Minute Cough
ideal remedy for the
It is pleasant to the
perfectly harmless. A
for Group, Cough and
v DIR X II Trimble.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12
New Things At
G.. w. TRIMBLE.

splendid line Of the celebrated Rustless Ilnware also he
Lk gate almost every hapstew pans preserving
berlin kettles Ppkn coffee potts. tea pot dish pans etc. cream sa
tors, fresh cakes and crackers , ~
And still haye the best suit of clothes for the money you ever
saw you life and look 81 so suit the other one just
little bit higher We have also agreed to handle the Pyramid ono
which, for the money decidedly the best shoe have ever seen my
life have the celebrated "Oom Paul Shoe Indeed we nave
full line of general merchandise as have eyer hao
since have been in business. ~
Another very important thing to the public is that will from now
on have plenty Of feed have at Barlow w. car Oau
neal chops fine brand and oats all of which can FURNISH TO e
pub at reasonably low price for the casbut this instance please
don't ask feed of kind credit for suppose you know
could buy this feed for any thing but the spot cash.
Remember want produce such butter Chickens Money
lard, hams etc.
LIN les. to be closed out at cost:
Mems hats, and dress pants
Ladies dress skirts A nice line of fancy dress lawns etc.
25 mems suits, from $50 to S70O
1 Lot of boys, womens and Misses shoes
w Trimbie
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12

Seldom Seen Aug Owe are
Iayir 9 plenty of rain here now the
MINERS are having lots of trouble
tAget their bay made.
Midday last was Bug day at
thiAlace. In the morning we en-
joyeNhe singing by Prof Geo Eye
of VIVA after which we had bas-
ket dlser on the ground and in
the evNng the best of all noble
sermony Rev a Q Flaherty.
Mr. GeN Pulln has just return
ed from Y lumber camps.
Nh Jas AMicheal has just fms
he'd his newurr.
Mess Hem and Gideon Prorst
are building aew house for VIM
, PulIiu 2 mileAest Of Mcdowell.
Mr. S E PAst is right com.
planning.
Mr. e A lIamh is pushing the
new road right !vng from this
place to S'rons MIN
Mr. G W Arms g is doing
: some mason worm Jacksons
River for Mr. HowarSerry.
GREEN Ever.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12

To keen abreast with the great
political parties You should take a
good daily paper. II B Wood Will
furnish YOU with any paper YOU
want. Phone your orders to u IS
Whitelaw & Co. store, or drop
around to Recorder office while III
town and he will be pleased to at
tend to your wants.
IEvENER & DUDLEY, Barlow, W
Va, will have by the 10Th OF June
car load of the celebrated Bud
sell wagons, and will be ab!e't(
furnish The following sizes; three
wv nine, three and one fourth BY
ten and three and one half b.
eleven which are guaranteed t.
carry 1000. 5000, 5000 pounds re
spectivelv. Low OF high wheels
wide or narrow tires.
Notice the size ahd capacity
WANTED-First class woman IL
GENERAL house work. Good Wage
0aid Address letter to I'll q
5. Augusta St Staunton, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12
WA, N.!NT..E:!i.D

A man for general manager;
also another man for boss mechan-
ic, and a ta;rd man for foreman on
buildings; also a fourth man for
fireman.
The above men are to be en-
ployed in a planning mill and gen.
eral building, and builders supply
ward. Amy one wanting an inter
est in this profitable business can
get it. Farming lands or town
property will be accepted as pay
ment for said interest.
G c Splitter,
FIRST National Bank Building,
llarrisonburg, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12
H1GHLAkD RECORDER
Local NEWS.
personal
Brief Items Of Interest to Home
Folks About Their Friends
And AcQuaintanceS.

Suitable having weather is scarce
Mr. and Mrs James Beverage Of
St Creek were up Tuesday.
Ask to see the Walker Shoe
handled exclusively by J Lunsford
T. Sons.
Mir II b Wood made a business
trip to Charlottesville tins week \
! have 5 r + D lock mai, boxes
I will close out at song.
w H MathenA
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12
The Death Penalty

little thing sometimes results Il IN
aonh rims mere scratch, insignificant
c Cets or puny boils have paid the death
GUYS u, ply II is wise to have Bucklen s
p tnm;ns Salve ever handy. It's the best
Sa,vr on earth and will prevent fatally my
when burns, Sores, Ulcers anu ;.,h nSs
threaten. Only 25c, at X ii 1rlmoie
drug store.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12
SUicide Prevented

The startling announcement that
rar n of suicide has been discover
Pr LII interest many. A run down syss'
lem, or dependency invariably p[fg onnS
suicide and something has . neen 1 n%un
that will prevent that condition ., m Whit
~ ates suicide likely At the first though
ma ID sols destruction take Electric BiuerS
81 81 I heipG great tonic and neIyine WIN vi
~ i.ra ueo the nerves and build up the
s, ustnw It's also great Stomach, Liver
s srd Kidney regulator. Only SOC; oat1s-
f faction guaranteed by X ID Irlmole'
druggist.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12
Two Town Properties Chang
--handS. -

This week Mr. i A Cnrichoff sold
his house and lot on Spruce street
TO MIR II S Johnston, and W II
Matheny sold his house and lot to
Mr. Albert Eastman. ~
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12

The "Faultless Brav IS the
shirt with a reputation ,scause It
is faultleas. } LunsfordSons.
For SALE--One.tbird Vest in
a new grain drill. Other srcsts
owned by G } and Lee inner.
Apply at this office.
WANTED Eight young hog\at
will weigh from IS to lOO ,poN. We
WIN Edwin B Jon& az
Ira @ Simmons has received \
second instalIment, for this seasd ar
Of STYLISH dress goods of all klndNo
| Call ladies, while the stock Is NICE
and fresh.
SHEEP TAKEN UP--At my place
on Bullrasture mountain on black
: grayish eve with 2 lambs. Eve
CROP off right ear and slit and ho %
ring in same, nick under lett
, Lambs a hog ring in top CT r'sh'
anr-no tar mark. Owner can ge
property by proving it and payIdn'
for this ad, expense OF keeping &C
a G Floyd Siple,
j 954t Mcdowell, Va.
Fresh Oranges Lemons and ba
+ nanas at Bishops.
Public Auction of nonsehoi
|. Goods.
t. On Saturday September 3, l0O4
& Commencing at 10 "a M ram
n shine. will sell at publ
At auction my house hold goods sue
is as are not sold privately betoi
that date, consisting Of cook sto'
,e and appurtenanceS, evaporation, lro
% kettle, two man saw, king heate
. and pipe, dining tables, presse
err iron beds, springs and mAttresse
IS 1ed room suits, chairs, wardrobe,
file of popular magazines 1out'
h. Companions, books nc.
vs. Sums of $500 and under cas-
~ over $500 negotiable paper til
on will 90, due Oct LIST 1900, lllefe
90 from day Of sale.
" Respectfully
'"' w H Mather
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12
Resolutions of St. Creek $. School
and EpwOrth League.

ana EpWOTtn LEAGUE.
Whereas God in His all wise
providence has seen fit to remove
from earth TO glory our beloved
sister Ollie Wilson who was one OF
our most efficient Sabbath School
teachers and useful mem Der OF
the Epworth League: we as mem
bers Of the Sabbath School and
Epworth League present the fol-
lowing resolution.
First, that we extend our heart
felt >ympathies to The bereaved rel
atives of the deceased.
Second, that we who have had the
privilege of seeing the effect of
her devoted life. follow her EXAM
pie of self sacrifice, in order that
we may be greater blessing to
this sin. cursed world.
Third, that a copy of these rsoln-
tions be preserved Oh the minutes
of our Epwort League, a copy sent
to the family of the deceased, and
copy to the Highland Recorder
and the Baltimore Southern Meth
oaist for publication.
w p Rexrode, S S Supt.
A W Beverage End vice Pres
H H Seybert Bird vice Pres
Committee
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-08-12
w. Il. WILSON & co
DOE HILL, VA.
Undertaken Funeral d.
rect0rS.

A full line of collins and Baskets
alwavs Oh hand. Orders by tele-
phone or otherwise promptly at
tended to.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
BUR bier 8erettctc.

NGftlide aotoltropbe auf oem 3elo.
mare. - Hapbtba.9nrfaIie 0ur6
einen Gompfer in Den @runb &c.
bobrt uno ndt Wenlden ertriln-
fen.
philadelphia, ~. September.
- Cine furd)tbore aotaItropbe ereies
nete ii6 leste Noft auf bent 9elotua.
re. Die Nopbtbo-2aund .Yidett,"
in Der iid 5fuolf Gerionen b%efonoen,
muroe bon benz 9ampfer yGolum.
bio" angerannt unb buAitdblid emit.
3fuei gei6nitten. adt Snioiien oes
fleinen gootes ertranfen, Die anoeren
bier mllr6en bon Der Mtannidoft Der
.Golumbia" gerettet. ,0ie grtrunfc.
men iino:
Soiepb Sortesque.
@nnie Doung, 80 Sabre aft, bon
9r. 1926. Siio.12. CTR.
Soiepb 8fromer. Snpber. gpenue,
5ipiihen 8. unb 10. Strabe.
5rou Soiepb Rfromer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
Gnnuoa's 8abnrGnbcr.

geuoifnete Wtanrihoiten btnter
ibnen Der. - sic er6eutcten cine
eroBc Sunlne.
8ancouber, 9. s., 10. Sept.
Cine belpofinete Wonnifnft, be-
ltebeno aus 0eteftio8 Der yGonuoton
Iacific . 9obn" uno Eoli3iiten, pers
foIat ole brei 8onbiten, Die am Gam.
itng g(beno eiucn grpreb5itg Der So
nooiun 8ociiic : 9nbn" bel Wtillion-
Citation, y. g., iiberfielen nno reihe
geltte mofteIt. Die Nohforidungen
olli oerStGtte oes rGu6eriifen lleber-
ioQes baben ergeben, ouB Die goitoi-
ten, nod)oem Tie Den Grprebmag9on
ollsaepliinoert batten, in eitent Hlt.
berboote ii6er 0en 6rn5er : Hiper
ietten uno mad Der anerifarilfelt
@ren5e slt, cine Gntfern1tng BON elf
Weilen, iid iliihteten. Ottenbar
iuhen tie Die @ren5e 5u errett)en, III
Der Soffnung, ouf amerifnniIdem
@ebiete Dor meitererg erfolgnng ii6er
at iein. Gic 9eute Der Ranber tit
groBer, oIs 5uerit gemeloet mnroe.
Sic boben nid)t MIR cine Seltollng
@oloItoub i'm 8ertbe BON $1,000 qe.
raubt, ionoern oltd eiien orlebn-
li6en 9etrng ganfnoten Indigenous
men.
SpGteren Hofridten 5nfolge iins
Ole flii6tigen &duber beute friib
ourd Ole Srtidaft 2pnben, II Wet
len bon gelingbam, gefommen. Sic
poren 5i Bferbe uno ritteri iiiopdrts
Der @ren5e 5u. Dos @usieben Der
Yferbe 5eigte, oaB iie ourb anoauern-
oeS 8eitcu iiberougeitrcngt paren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-14
Samilien Seboen.

j. SilgCmou itift ieinen Sobn 5rpei
Dtol aus geringer ltrio6e. - gi.
dorO y. @rowu tuoQte 6rie0eu
FIFTEEN, erbolt bonn 9ruoer eite
StidNprnoe am grmc.
Sn ser nor00itIiden &oli5eiitotion
licbt Der 6S Sabre alte 6reoerif Sil.
genlnn bon Nr. 1706, 0it.Supette.
Str, einem 8erbor unter Ser Gnldnt.
oigilng entgegen, geitern gtbeno aeger
bolb Z ltbr ieinen Sobn 6reo. Is.
Silgemon nit tootliter Ibiif)t onqe.
qriffen uno nit einem Saihenmeiier
p%eripltnoet 81 boben. Ger Sobn, Der
BEL ieinem Batter ipobnt, lte9t sur 3eit
int st. SoIepbS Solpitol" NIT nidt
aefGbrliden Shnitttputoen al Der
8ruit uuo int ltnterleib; mo1t ertuor-
tet ober, Dab er berte gum 8erbor err
iheinen fam. @ie eS ihetnt, gerics
then 8oter uno Sobn III tbrem in gtr.
1919, Muuifiit.S traBe, gelegenen
StuQe lpeqen elmer geringfiigisen ltrs
Iode in Streit, Der in Tbdtli6feiten
~oliSortete uno nit Der 8eriuunoun9
oeS 45 Sabre olten SobneS etoetc.
Geo. @erbolo, e6enfans IN Scr. 17O6,
SIt.8opette.S troBe, t%pobnbaft, mild
te Iih in oen Streit nit Dem &eiultat
ein, ooB er in Der noroOftliden Solt'
AGITATION uuter Der 8ei6uloigung
Iitt, ben olten SiGgemon geidlaeen
5u ba6en. Die orei WtGnner orbeiten
5uIommen ais 9loofenreiniger.
9ruber gegen 9%ruoer.
3id)aro q. 9r)lpn, gtr. tt14, Yroc4
tors troBe, lieB aeltcru Ieiten Brit
ser Mabon @rotpn, gtr. 1926, Eroca
tor.StroBe, oerboiten. gr ioate, oicier
bobe ibnt geitern IbenO tint bolb 8
llbr NIT einem Weiier cine Sdnitt-
iuul10e am linfen Grnt beigebrodt,
sic nit feds Stihen 3ltgendbt peroen
mubte. Wobon lei betrunfen gene.
fen, babe feline SHUTTER uuo ieinen oil
HbeumotiSmuS leioenoen 9ritber oil
oegriffet. @r babe 8rieoen Itiften
poaen unb iia babel ieinen Sbeil &C.
bolt. Mobon ieIbit 5eigte cine furdt'
bar 9eI6tuoaene linfe 9ade oitI uno
cine S6romme an Der redten Stirn,
6ie err aus leinem Sample nit oenl
| r6cltmotiihen 9riloer oonon trltg.
Gin 8crb0r ipiro beitte in benz Sale
Itottfin0er.