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The Newark journal., 1904-04-01
ASSIGNED to Duty With Militia.

Brig. Gen. L. NJ. Hayes, retired,
recently appointed 10 service with
the Arkansas state guard, has seen
forty-eight years of active army ser
vice. His term of appointment is
four years. He viii hold no rank
in the guard, but will act only in
an advisory capacity with the off
GERS, giving them the benefit of his
experience, and representing the
secretary of war as intermediary
between the department and the
guard.
The Newark journal., 1904-04-01
New Road IN Prospect.

W. H. (Coinl Harvey has made q
proposition to build a railroad from
Lowell through Springdale to ST.
loan Springs. 1t is estimated
that the cost of the roadbed alone
will be about $4,000, of which
amounts the towns and people along
the line of way are asked to contrib
ute $4,000.
The Newark journal., 1904-04-01
Convicted Murderer Escapes.

j. X. Coffee, arrested in Califor-
MIA about two weeks ago on the
charge of having murdered his first
cousin in Hampstead county in
1889, and who was delivered to Of
ticers from this state upon presen-
tation Of requisition, made a dar-
ing and sensational escape from a
train at Fort Worth. The officers
having Coffee in charge were COM
PEELED to change cars at Fort Worth,
and as they left the Fort Worth and
Denver train the prisoner jumped
from the platform and disappeared
behind some box cars. Coffee was
tried for the killing of his cousin
IN Miller county in 1890 on change
of venue and found guilty of muir
der in the first degree. A few nights
after his conviction, Coffee escaped
and succeeded in hiding his iden-
tity until arrested in California.
The Newark journal., 1904-04-01
Postal Changes.

The following changes in fourth
class postmasters have been an
nounced: Aplin, Perry county, W.
I. Pitts, vice David B. Ford, resign
ed; Eastwood, Jefferson county, W.
7. MeBurnette, vice J. D. Holley,
resigned; Gather, Boone county,
Rhoda Hickman, vice J. A. Caru-
theirs, dead; Glassyille, Baxter
county. Henry c. Browning, vice
Charles E. Talley, resigned; Mon
arch, Marion county, j. D. Sims,
vice Mary E. Stephenson, resigned
Riddle, Sewer county, James L.
Luck, vice William D. Enoch, re-
signed.
The Newark journal., 1904-04-01

Over 500 additional policemen
will be on duty in st. Louis during
the exposition.
January 30, birthday of the late
President Mckinley, was appropri-
atcly observed throughout the union.
The brokerage firm of Baxter &
Co, controlling a chain of 125 of
fees from New York 10 New Or
leans, has assigned.
The coming Cuban election is
causing much interest and the diff
ferent factions are charging gross
frauds in the registration.
Forty-eight degrees below zero
was recorded in northern Michigan
the night Of January %. Cattle
were found frozen stiff in well
built barns.
w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr., on an au-
tomobile race course in Florida, run
his machine a distance Of fifty miles
in a fraction less time than fifty
minutes. This is the best record
ever made in America.
When Antonio Souchez, employed
in a mine near Eagle Pass, Tex,
was notified that his wife had just
been burned to death at their home,
he tainted and fell through a hole
in the shaft, breaking his neck.
The grand jury at Milwaukee,
Wis, after a session ef two months,
completed its work by returning a
total of fifty indictments. Those
indicted include aldermen, ex-alder-
men, supervisors, a state senator and
some private citizens. Thee harges
in the Indictment consist mainly of
petty grating.
Ex-Mayor Ames Of Minneapolis,
convicted of illegally receiving mon
from gamblers and sporting wom-
n and sentenced to six years in
prison, has been released by the SUI
preme court Of Minnesota on a tech
nieality. The court found no flaw
in the Indictment, but held the evil
dence ON which Amcs was convicted
to be faulty.
aAlbert Smitch, aged 10, was las
seed BY workmen on a bridge at st.
Louis and rescued after having tray
eled over five miles on a floating
cake of ice in the Missouri river.
The boy attempted to cross the riy-
er in a small boat, which was
swamped, but he managed to save
himself from drowning by elinging
to the ice until rescued as above
stated.
The Rock Island AM Missouri
Pacific have made big cuts in rates
on grain from Kansas and Nebras-
ka points to the gulf ports. The
reduction is due to an effort Of the
Northwestern to secure the long
haul on grain to the lakes, thus
shutting off the southern lines,
which retaliated with a heavy cut.
Unless the eastern lines enter into
the fight and cut the rate from the
lakes to the seaboard, practically all
export grain will 60 via New Or
leans and Galveston.
The report Of the commissioner OF
patents for the calendar year 1908
shows that the patent business trans
acted exceeded all previous records
The total cash receipts of the office
were 81, G16,69S, leaving a surplus
of $18S,000 There were 50,213
patents applied for and 1869 IS
sued The report predicts the same
increase for the present year, and
says the patent. office since its IN
ception in 1886 has furnished a net
balance of $5,6S2, $40 to the govern
ment.
A negro brute entered the home
of G. J. Shields, business man OF
Roanoke, Va, and in broad daylight
assaulted Mrs. Shields and then cut
her throat with a razor Her lit
tie 3-year-old daughter, who was IL
the house, was knocked in the hea(
by the fiend. The terrible crime
The Newark journal., 1904-04-01
Exciting Time With Crazed Negro.

Mrs. L. D. Jackson of Searcy
had thrilling experience with an
old negro servant, whose clothing
caught fire and she was burned to
death. The unfortunate negress
got too close to fireplace, and when
she discovered her garments ablaze,
she jumped into a bed occupied by
Mrs. Jackson and her little girl.
Mrs. Jackson rescued her daughter
after fierce struggle with the
crazed servant, in Which she was
badly burned about the hands The
negress rushed from the room into
the yard, and died after suffering
the most exeruciating pain.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-12-01
III ri k. lib S e ~.

ur oroinn mj0g ellihrumur en- varP6 vi0 g60a
heilsu oftast, Pangao til ARID 1901. pa fekk::
hann Stag, sem lagoi ham i rdmi0, og sloan
hefr ham aldrei mao ser aftur til fulls og
hetti pa algerlega ritst0rfum. ogsi0ustu arinu@
hefr: hann sjaldan fari0 neitt az heiman. en-
hetir yan4lega seti6. timum saman vic glugg-
an a herbergi sinu; en- ham byr a emu fj0l-
f%arnasta .~stratinu 1 Kristianiu. Ham far ar
lega skald-hei0urslaun. fra stj6rninni ~og err
aux Pess sag0ur vel fjaour. 20 ham half
lengi verio virtur- og elska0ur .be0i at sinniz
eigin Pj6o og oorum, og; P6tthann njjoti Pesss
hei0urs a0 vera heimsfr@gt skald, pa hefr
ham P0,s a0 k%unnugra mamma s0gn, alt at ver-
10 6%anegour, Ham hefr lengi P6tt dut7s:
lungasamur, s%toltur, .servitur og Hmm mesti
nir6ll. Me0 konu sinni gat ham aldrei bdi6
al sta6aldri. Ham a elm son, en-. aldrei hefr 9
s~amkomulag. veri0 gott meo: Peim feogum.z
sonur hans, Sigur0ur, er stj6rnmalagarpur :
mikill og var ~eitt sim sendiherra Nor0manna
/ Washington: sagt er a0 hann half lenggi :
reynt a0 gera. alt,sem hann gat, karli til ge0s,s
en- Pegar hann gekk 40 eiga d6ttur Bj0rn=
%stierne Bj0rnsons var0 karl syo rei0ur, ao han1nv
cat ]engi eftir pa0 ekki a heilum ser teki6, !ogs
sloan hefr aldrei um heilt gr6i0 meo Peim.
Dad hefir alt af verid grunt 4 Pvf COCOA MILL
1bsens % b. %orsnso5nis,, o'gs Peidrj5 cru fAaestu 6lik-
ir. Bj0rnson -er. allra mamma skemtifegastur
og frjalslyndastur, 0raftog Hmm mesti mann
vinur; ma Pvf narri geta ao ham og lbsen
eigi 'ekki skapsaman; p6 ekki b@ri PAD a MILL
az peir 0fundi liver AMMAN af hei0ri Peim; err
peir lhafa h1oti0 fyrir skaldskap sim. bohefr
Bj65rnnson 'aldrei lati0 mikio a PVT bera aoshon-"
um Sc mop VIC Ibsen: en- sagt er 40 lbsen.
gyetti sjaldanna ser seti0~ a0 rsegja eitthvao lit
UNI Bi0rnson, eff ham heyrir nafn hans nefnt.s
Noromenn1etu gera standmyndir af Peih
Bj6rnson og Ibsen,og settu p or fyrir framan.
helzta 1eikhusi0 Kristianiu. pykja Per"
baoar vel geroar; EN- P6 Pa6 Sc jjald-fenginn
hei0urrr az IA ser mlinnisvaroa reistan hja Pj66
sinni / lifandi ]if, pa l1tur P6 svo tit sem Peir
norsku ska la-konunnearni kunni ekki ao meta
ham. Pvi peim er ba0um lila vio myndastytt-
uir bessar. Mn1t er az Ibsen hefoi vel lika6:
eff ser einum hef0i veri0 %reistur minnisvaroi,
EN- paa0 Poldi hann ekki a0 Bj0rnson vsri
syyzndur samii; hrei0ur,, og:af PVT -reiddist hann
svo ao hann hedr aldrei getao fengiotafs ser
40 lita VIC Pessuqmr nm3yndaSst9ytttu@m P6 hann oft
haf att PPar. leio UNI l. En- Bjornson hefr PAD
1T a per 40 setjja as sin mynd 50 svo lila ggere
al hun, Sc til %skamnar, en- IbFsens mynd Sc g.
ao1nnanIleS9: so:l s".;..==~5= ~ -.- ru">. .":
A55:ur en- 1bsen :; vei / is 1901 e |. So ham i
daglegga a g. ga ar g ~ 4 SGT g3tq NUN j I !" kri na 'n| !:
Ham gekk ut 4 hverj Jun m6rgni i sauna TINA
.IH1Ai "hGAEEe:#t - is .:~s:%s:
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1904-12-01

ask0lar (academies) og II kvennask6lar. Vic
skola Pessa cru alls 907 kennarar og 14,O84 nem-
endur. I skyrslum pessum cru einnig taldir fmm
Pdsund two hundru0 og %fj0rutlu safna oarsk6lar, er
hafa $3.50 kennarar og 234,175 nemendur.
Ba1tistor hafa await haft mikinn ahuga a
rmentamalum her / landi, og peir eiga nj marga
sk6la. aori og lagri, vlosvegar UNI land, mccall
Peirra er nafnkunnastur Chicago hask6linn, sem q
fam arum hefr vaxio svo aos fur0u igegnir. Hi6]
yAmeriska mentafelag Babtista" var stofna0 lrio
1888 1 penn tilgangi az safna fG fyrir skola peirra
og a0rar mentastofnanir BAD fGlag dtvegar hverj-
UNI Babtista sk6la, sem fepurfi er, vissa f j1rupp-
ha0 a0 gj6f, meo pv1 skilyroi, az sk6linn sjalfur
leggi fran akveona npphe6 1 |vi0b6t af sjalfsdao-
UNI. Hefr SUI aofero reynst peim mj0g happa-
drjugur bdbatir og auki6. st6rum aud peirra.
Ari6 1908 attu Babtistar 8 prestask6la og nem-
endur voru 1883. En- hask6lar peirra og laroir
sk0lar voru pa taldir 100 og nemendur 31,314, og
gagnfraoasko]ar 81 en- nemendur par 1904.
Mep5distdr hafa aldrei latio slit efqir liggja
pegar Jim mentamal er aoreoa, og eitt hio fyrsta
start &Peirra var az koma & f6t skolum 1 parfir
kjrkju sinnar pegar err hun nd5i her fotfestu ARID
1884, og sloan hefir sk6lum peirra fj0lgaoao heita
ma dflega, og MI eiga peir alls 112 a0risk5la her 1
landi, sem hafa 1859 kennara OF 47,732 nemendur
6g eiga eignir, sem nema I'm IS mill. dollara,
skuldlaust. & =. NO.. III '"@ ..";.
Aorar helztu tlbrag6astofnanir her / landit.
d. Congregational kirkjan og Presbytera kirkjan
eiga marga skola og hafa mikio unnio. a0 menta-
nahum. Unitarar 'hafa att %riarga dlgyata kennara
og framurskarandi m~entamenn,og HID ahrifa mesta
start Peirra i mentamalum hedr. ,yerio. bad, ad.
hjalpa sk6lum og ~leiobeina Pejm, en- minna, kapp
hafa peir lagt as sytofna.. ssk6la og eeiiga. pa sjjalfr.
Taha sd err her fylgir synir hva0 marga skola
rl1brsg0astofnanir eiga her / landi, o. S. fry.
Barnask6lar cru elk taldir med:
Ais cru skolarnir ................ 1923
Kennarar$vi6 pa cru. I'll. s. ~s-..s :17,474
Nemendur VIC pa cru. 23O,6S6
Eignir PETRA cru yirtar -. ...... $147, 7GS,024
Ar0berandi eignir u.............. $104, 504,2 31
T. Stunt at pessu Ell aaovitao d~etlun, lfvl u tx 7aem:
lar sklrslur err 0m0gulegt ao fl ri
en- PAD negir 70 til pess az SzIna m9nnumq 1hyersu
st6rkostlegt valid trdbra4g 6alstofnainir hafaS / Imlenta
Emalum pj6oarinnar.. :
Skolar Pessir vaxa st0ougt, nemendum fj0lgar
cg cignir peirra aukast arlega. pei1n1er a hverjn
ari geti0 st6rfG, sem ae. mestu -leyti F:anaberand
eignir. skolar pessir ia MI s%t6rgjatir mjklu oftar
en- rokkru u i; il N s ID r:e cru d~h,i tilIi1}y0gd }hkErlendra
'lI'7n ~ ':ss.* .->14" .j:=ss ,5sG::%@ oyi<i
BETA er ao ems lauslegur utdrattur 1r helztu
at1ri65um ritger6arr ressarar, rvi / held sinnni er hun
Of long til pess ao her VERDI ggreint. fri pvlstN hit
ar, sem par Ell skyrt fra. - .--.~. ,-,..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-17
Srico 0cn WtuSfitus.

Ncm y orf, 16. Ntoi. - StootS
@eologe BON 9}cn. SerieD, @enru q.
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Sobrc&bcri6t audi nit ocu W}o9fito9
mo Der @cieitiguIg DER 8loQc, Die
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@err &iiplmcI citirt in Oem Sobre9-
berihtc Gnpicblungcn icincr 2tnt3s
&or96nACr Smod mo Ncrmcllc, mic
Die Flnge bcicitigt mcrocn fam, 1rl0
ltimmt nit ocniclbcn oorin therein,
0aB ntr inl 0roiniren o0er Guffiiaen
Der Sumpf &on0crcicn Die 2lbbiilfc
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llnteriu6un9en Der Wtoluriu-GpiOcs
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lid rcntirelL mclln nlldb Elm GROCER
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nolle9 Ndcrbmlluuo gcidoiicL NM
IN Den AticOcrlonocn icicu Die 9tieoc,
rlungcn cbcuio iijtr Dor Wioloriu lpic
oic bod)gclcacncu %dnocrcicn. Die
W}o3fito -Ylogc femme man Ooiclbit
nidt, ipcniaitcn0 miiroen 2cltte, bic
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&nco6 Shneiocr, 81 9tr. sol,
@oo0morO-StroBe mo Satborinc
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q. Bong, %. 2lpplifont SoulcS 81.
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SMiffSnndrid)tcu.

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o9tor0oclltihc &lopo"- Compiler .9rc
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9lrbcitcr &crcins. Nnlcnbcr.

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in Der ,Nc0ubitc.3uUc".
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cine Nniprodc an oie 8erft- nno
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bclrto Arrangements SIT trcffcn fiir sic
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81. Petersburg rs. W}oi. -
Ser @~eurroIltub bat cine pon gcitcru
ootirtc Gcpcihc pom @cnerollicutc-
nant Sotboroii crboItcn mclhe iagt
nab cr am fl. Y}oi Gin Gctodcmcnt
ShiiBcn nod5 cInenl lG &ilomctcr
lUcitlih BON &ioo 0ouQ 1clcgcncn
Srtc ionOtc, no Ooiiclbc cine bon
Den Ortabcuobnern ocrItcft ac6ol-
tcue H0llbcrbuuoc nugriii mo 20 Der
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Der Snnocl nit Gnbn.

Woib II to- II, rs. Wiui. -
Der &on0el 5miidcn Den Ser. Ston.
ten mo Gllbo inter Dem nellcn &c
ciprocitGtsucrtro9, Scr am 81. De
SENDER 1908 III &roit Qetretell lit,
IdBt bereitS cine mcicntIihc 3runob
ne cricben, ipie ollS oen POM 0cpor.
tcmclt fir Nunocl uno Nrbeit orrd)
oa& ltotiitilhc 8iireot ocIiclben aili
~gcitclltch un0 per0ficutlihten 3oblen
on9obcn fir Die Wfonotc Tunnlor,
tScbrilor mo WGr5 1904, i'm Ser.
aleid) 81 bcnielben Wionateu oe9 Hpr.
IabreS, critHtlid lit, Die 3umobmc
0cS Non0clS 5luiid)cn oen &cr. Stoo-
ten uno GlIba lpGbrcuo Der crltcn orci
Ytonutc 0eS gc9cnm0rtigen &olcn.
oeriobrcS, ucrglihcn nit Den clt.
lprcdcnocn orei Mionotcn BON 1908,
5ciQt lih lonobI an Dem Support Der
Ser. Stootcn aus Gllbu, mic an Dem
Grport Der Scr. Stootcr nod Gltbo
luto itellt lid) iolgeuOermoBcn oar:
Giniubr BON Gubo I'M &omlor. Sc.
brror uno MGr5 1903 $tt, 9lS,597.
in 1901 $23,2t7,1S0; YuSftbr mad,
Gl6o in 1908 $%5.2tt,063, in 1904
$6, 1919, Die 3lunobmc Der user
the bon NrtifeIn. Die ans Den Ser,
Stooten na6 Gllho %crportirt muir
Den, mar bon bc0eltteno groBererSSer.
ihieocnbcit. ola Ole Der BON GlIbo I'M.
purtirtcn Nrtifcl.
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0immt 8rnnt nno Gr6c.

q cW Norf, t6. N}oi. - Sin
Dor 5lpci &obrcn bel cillcm @oicboa
Spiel b%c9onnc1cr Nonlon crrcidtc
om Somitog iciu 3lpcitc9 &opitcl,
ol8 Nbram 9iclion aus 9tclunlorfct
Die &erIobung iciucr 9}iNtc, Sri. W}o-
bcl HciIcr, cine Der Grbinncn oc5 in
6ranfreid) Oerun0lildten Charles g.
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ncD BON 9}clu Dorf bcfonnt modtc.
Sri. 2eflcr lpor 0ie 2icblingsnidtc
Der 6rot Sair un0 nor bon 0icirr
lett ibrcm icdStcl Sobrc u~ntcrboltcl,
morocn. Inter 0cn @cltimnutngcn
be8 unI0ngit 3miidcn Sen Ncliona
lut6 oel 6oirS ~qctroficncn Nbfon,
mems miro Sri, 2cfGcr 100000 cr.
boltcn. Ger jlulQc g8bitncp lit Gin
3ei6ncr in elmer biciigen Wolhiucn.
fobrif ul6 bciiBt 9tid)t3 ntBer lciucnl
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ion lit, Sri, &ci(cr lit gcgcnmGrtio
2ebrcrin IN elmer &oltSi6ule in
8rooflinc, Wtoii.
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trodenen 0ctoil5 Der GrbiduftSzNc
gcllllq berlmitritteu bci6ditigte lid,
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ttnb ben iungcn g8bitncD. Sri. 2cflcr
lit Gin biibidcS, iebr gcbiIoetea W}Go.
bcn mo ibre Nabl bot bic 3uitirn.
mltng ollcr &erpon0tcu.
Sn Golonca, ~ s., mltr0c 0citerrl
III Grfobrung 0ebroht, Dob 1roll
Nonnob e. Nelioll, oic SHUTTER Der
6rot 6oir, Die am SonitoQ ollidci
memo i'm Stcrben lag, bc6eutcuo mob.
Ter iei un0 Bic 6eitcn 4ltSiidtcn babe,
Der bolbiacn @od)5cit oeS iunQcll
FoorcS bci5uppbuen. Sic miro I'M.
ter ocn Nbtommcn onQcblih ca. So.
100000 unO ooS ~perionlidc GiQelt.
tlrnl ibrcr Snd)tcr crbolten, 0eiicll
Wcrtb cbeniollS olli cine bulbe WtiI.
lion Collars geidGbt miro.
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SdrcflidJc G%rfNGrnngcn 5lucicr Plus.
rci6Cr.

Hcm Oorf, Is. Wtoi. - Gine
nerbongliBoollc Gobrt ollf eincm
6roftpo08on Scr oN0p Dorfer
Gcrltrul Sabn" bottcl 5lpei Gnobcn
lll utter BON 10, rcip. II Sobrcn in
Der 9{oft BON SanitoQ mlf Sonmto0
SIT beltcben. oQIlli Der 6abrt bon
Folgbtccpiic bicr6cr murOcn sic
tlcincn Burden bci'm 3oiiiren I'M
ter cincr nieOrigcn Bride gctroffcn
mo lc4r ihrper perIcBt per &ijngcrc,
GOrporO @itnau, i3 Sabre alt, bon
9fr. *, @rit-l2, Strabel crlitt 10
ibIimnlc @rrlctunaent f9aB CT i'm
%olrie OrS acitriacn ,lGogeS I'M
"6Io>pcr 9oipitol" itorb. Ger on-
bcrc&nobc, Yrtbltr Strctd, ii Tobrc
alt, BON 9}r, 2Ol, @eIt.t3. StruBc,
Elm Better @ilOop'8, lie9t cbcnfouS
I'M D6Ioucr @oipitol" 0ornicOcr
ood) mar cr gcitcrn nod nidlt i'm
Stonoc, cine flare S6ll0erlng al
geben, orri mcl6c @eiic Scr lliQIiidS-
ioQ lid crcianct bat.
IS lhcint, ooB Die beioen Sltngcr,
Don NbeutclcrIuIt 9ctricbcn 0oS
Molla ibrcr GItcrn perlieBen; oie%cb-
tcrct morclt Der Inlidt, 0ic @ei0cll
bdttcn lid ST. &crlpanOten in Goit.
SrOn0c, u. s. bcgeben %ouitott Oci.
len idrincH tic ober oen &ll0ion bin.
oli Ncfubrcn }l iein. Sn @ouQbfeep.
tic ihlidlcn lic lid oui Den bon gtl.
banU fonnncnOcn 2otol5ug 9ir. so.
Der I'M Wruuo Gcrtrdl 3 0cpot I'M
t2l@ llbr WiorqenS fouig lit. 0ort
iullr0cn Die bci0cn Suobcn ocmt olld'
bllttiibcrltromt olli Dem 0ohc zines
Ser 2SoQ0ola cnt0edt; Der GItcrc biclt
octl flCincn @iloap III Den Nrnuct,
obglcid CT lcIbit ibpcr pcrlcBt mo
foltn fGbi1 mar, ii6 allircdt SIT bol-
ten.
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SciratbS- 2icrn5cn.

Die f~olgenoen SeirotbS . 2iccn5er
mllrocn 9eitert bonn Glcrf oeS Gomt
mon EleaS.8 eridts altsgeItellt:
&omes V. Stanley, 30, 9tr. 1926.
Aioro Sutton = goenue, mo Slipt
Y. Spencer, -, Gbicogo, 81.
Sobn 6. @ogner, %, uno Minnic
y. Strong, 10, 9eioe bon Nltoono,
ia.
Gbriitopher Barnes. %. Nr. 403,
Glt.@roB.S troBe, uno Gertrude Sen.
bugcn, 81.