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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
oLIVERS SELL OUT.
Grocery Firm Retires From Business
and VIII Farm Hereafter.

The Oliver Grocery company,
which has been in business in this
city for the past IA years, will close
out at once and r. L. oliver, the
Junior member of the firm, will here
after conduct his alfalfa farm just
west Of the city.
F. M. oliver, the senior member
of the firm, and who is an uncle of
R. L. oliver, will retire from business
and reside permanently in this city.
The firm has been one of the leading
grocery firms in this city for IA years
and has enjoyed a large trade, both
in the city and in the country. R.
L. Oliver owns fine farm and will
devote all of his time to II hereafter
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28

Baker City. and the event is being
looked forward to with considerable
interest. A large number of the
students will be present from this
place, as the field and track meet is
to be held there upon the same day.
No Representative has yet been Sc
lected from the Pendleton high
school, but several are making prep
arations. and some manner of a try
out will doubtless be held shortly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
AT CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER
Events of the Coming of Right Rev
Wells.

Rev. Henry Dixon Jones, rector;
the bishops visitation: The Right
Rev. l. H. Wells, D. D., bishop of
of the diocese of Spokane, will visit
the church to administer the rite OF
confirmation on Wednesday evening,
May 8, at 1880 p. m. The rector will
give the last confirmation lecture on
Saturday afternoon, the 29th instant,
at p. m. He especially requests
that all who may be thinking of con-
fIrmation be present.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
DAN HART, BOUND OVER
Is Accused of Larceny From the
Person.

Before Justice of the Peace Fitz
Gerald this afternoon Dan Hart was
given a preliminary examination on
the charge of larceny from a person
and was bound over to await the
grand jury when the same is called
in June. His bonds were placed al
$3.50, and failing to give them was
placed in the county jail.
In the complaint against Hart he
is accused of having stolen $45 from
the person of Louis Audette, OF
Adams, on April 16. A warrant fol
Hart was issued some time ago, but
he was not taken until a few days
ago and was then placed in the coun'
ty Jail to await the return of District
Attorney Phelps.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER HERE.
He Is a Member Of the Reclamation
Bureau.

o. H. Ensign, electrical engineer in
charge of all the electrical and pump
ing work of the reclamation service,
has arrived from Los Angeles and
will meet with the members of the
board of consulting engineers when
they meet here on May 1. Mr.. En-
sign is not a member of the board
of consulting engineers, but acts in
an advisory capacity at their ses-
sions. He is in charge of the pump
ing and electrical engineering at the
Roosevelt dam on Salt river, Arizona,
which is the largest dam in the United
States.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
TRAvER EXPECTED TONIGHT.
New superintendent Comes for
Consultation.

L. R. Traver, newly elected city su-
perintendent of the Pendleton schools
is expected to arrive tonight for the
purpose of consulting with the board
of directors in regard to his accep-
tance of the position.
Prof. Traver did not reach here this
morning as was announced in the
morning paper. nor was he expected
at that time, having informed the
board that he would reach here this
evening,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
Delaney In Mallleur.

Paul Delaney, the newspaper COR
respondent and novelist, is in the city.
Mr.. Delaney is making a write-up of
Malheur county. He has covered the
towns of Vale, Westfall and Nyssa
and is now preparing data and gath
ering photographs for the Ontario
branch of the e-up.-ontario
Democrat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
Mrs. G. c. sharn Returns.

Mrs. C. C. Sharp, who accompan-
len Rev. w. T. Rigby and family to
Alberta, has returned home, after
purchasing a tract of wheat land near
Claresholm. She is much pleased
with that section of Canada. The
weather was very warm when she left
Canada and wheat was making a
rapid growth. The Umatilla county
colony are so far well pleased with
the country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
Shining Work Horses.

James Dooley will arrive from FL
gin tonight with two carloads of
heavy draught horses, which will be
transferred here to the w. & c. r.,
horse market is very active now and
1t is with great difficulty that suffi-
cient heavy horses are found to sup
ply the demand. The horses will be
inspected by Deputy State Inspector
T. ]. Lloyd, before being shipped.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
seeking Moorhouse Photos.

The Review of Reviews is issuing a
new literary and art magazine, to be
called the Country Calendar, and the
publishers have written to Major Lee
Moorhouse for number of his In
dian and outdoor pictures. accompa-
MED by an article, for the first mum
ber of the new publication.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
NEW BULLETINS ISSUED.
Oregon Experiment Station Gives Out
Valuable Information for Farm

The oregon agricultural experiment
station, under supervision of DR.
James Withycombe has just issued
five new agricultural and horticultu-
raj bulletins which may be secured by
farmers by addressing the Agricultu-
raj college at Corvallis.
The bulletins are as follows No
SO, "The Apple in oregon" by E. R
Lake; No. S3, "Perpetuation of Pure
Cultures for Butter Starters" by
Prof. E. F. Pernot; No. "a, Poultry
Under Confinement" by DR.. James
Withycomb; No. S5, "Digestibility OF
Vetch Hay and Corn Silage," by DR.
James Withycomb and Prof. A. L
Knisely; No. S6, Irrigation in Klam-
ath County" by Prof. F. L. Kent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
Wreck Delays Freight.

owing to the wreck and slide on
the Union Pacific, at Esbon tunnel
the freight traffic on the o. r. G. N
has been greatly reduced for a few
days. A rush will take place when
the track is cleared and the regular
trains begin running again.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28

The fair Japan concession building
on the Trail is now in course of con-
struction. It will be finished, the
concessionaire says, week before the
opening day. This is to be one of the
most interesting features of the
Trail.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28

The most valuable cargo that ever
sailed from an American Pacific port
was carried from Tacoma April 25
by the Ping Suey. It was valued at
1890 900 and consisted of cloth,
flour and electrical machinery.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28

The next session of the National
Educational association will be held
at Asbury Park, N. j., July ST.. All
railroads in the United States and
Canada have granted a round trip
rate Of one fare plus 81.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
Tourist Travel LIGHT.

Tourist and homeseeker travel is
now light, only six passengers trans
ferring from the main line of the o.
r. & N. to the Spokane branch this
morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
oRAToR1cA1 CONTEST MAY 90.
Local Tryout Soon for Baker City
Event Next Month.

On the evening of May 20, the ora
torical contest between the high
schools of Baker City, La Grande,
Union and Pendleton will be held at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
GAMES ARRANGED.
DEFINITE DATES HAVE
BEEN SET FOR 10 EVENTS

First Game VIII Be With la Grande,
at Pendleton, April 3O-Next VIII
Be With the Salt Lake Team-The
Return Game With The DaIles Is
the Only Game for Which Defi-
mite Date Is Not Yet Set.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
Mastoid Cell Opened

Later this afternoon a telephone
message to w. L. Thompson stated
that in the operation the mastoid cell
was opened, and also that Mr. Waite's
chances for recovery are better.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
BENEFITS IN SIGHT
OPINIONS RELATING TO
THE DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE

Judge Lowell Says 1t is Tending to
obliterate Artificial Lines OF Di-
vision in the State, and That 1t VIII
Promote Railroad Building Into
the nberiOr-Also Favors Free
Navigation Past Oregon City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-04-28
FRED WAITE OPERATED UPON
Skull Was Opened and Much Pus Re
moved.

The following concerning the con-
dition of Fred Waite was received by
the East Oregonian at 1920 today:
THE operation on Fred Waite was
performed this morning and gave
some relief, but his condition is very
serious. His skull was opened and
much pus removed"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01
Sns MCttcr.

Sir NiurnIuu0 lulO d"
Columbia id0uc2 tdItcrco ~nrlrcr L,
n0rOIihe @iu0c.
Ger b0d)itc Recommendations mar
81 @ruO nm I llbr 9iudmittag9.
Ger nicOriQitc Sbcrmomctcrltan0
mar Is @ra0 nm s llbr Nbcn09.
Mittlcrer VaromctcritouO 1880.
Ser nic0rigitc SbcrmomctcritoEA
Ncr leBtcu ~ ShmOcn in nodioIGen.
ben Staotcn mor, mic ioIQt: @oltport
70, Eortlono ~, Bottom II, 2lbomp
If, N}cm lJurf 20, Norri9burg 2G,
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murd -1G, Niaiiton IA, Soprc
20, Sclenu ?, Salt Qufc Gitp %,
Icnpcr 10, Nortb Elnttc 20, Googc'
Sin ~, Imurillo Is mo Sos Nn9c.
les IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01
800 mad ErincctOn nno Suriid MA
yEcnnipluania @abn" fir bas
grmcc- mno Warinc= SuRbalipiel.

Sir 0as Nrnlees uno Wtnrine-
6uBballipiel III Nrinceton, am 2. De-
5ember, miro ole .8enniDlpnniu
9a6n" Hunorei'e 9iQete iiir $500
pe%rtnuien. 0ieie 9iaete lino iiir Die
Siniahrt am /. 0ejember aui allen
regulGrcn 3iigeu uno Dem Spc5ial5ug
init Spellepaggon nno Goah giiltia,
Der bon Baltimore am 3. Oe5ember
100 Mor9enS abiGbrt, uno lperoen
iiir oie &iidfabrt bis einid)lieBIih oes
4. 0e5ember giiItig iein. 0o oiele
9iaete gum Nllfentbolt in Ybilaoel-
pbin III beioen Hidtungen beredtt-
gen, miro eS fir &iele bequem letn,
am T.. Ge5ember sic reguldren 3ige
nad) Ybilaoelpbia 5li benllben ullo an
=. 0e5ember Die Spe5ial5iige, Ole nm
1890 mno 1850 Gorn. bon Fbllu-
beIpbia nah Erinceton abiabren.
| $3.50 II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01
0unftag III @eiGngniB 3.

0nnftag i'm q Gn9ni B.
- Ger Neger Srnnt Goggett, Der an
geblid oll9 acpsuiIle, So, mad, Salti.
more fam, nm oen Ianftag nit
6relnoen in Spdrrom'S Foint 5ll
feiern, perbrad)te ocn Gag I'M @e-
idngniB, mobin i'm anoi Grammar
auf 30 Gage innotc. Nui einem 3u9e
Der nYemiplpaniu 9nbn" beiobnl er
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er an Sdnoen mo SilBen gebillloelt
meroen mlBte. Miti Dem lllloll-
9ahnbpi mllr6c er Dem Foll5llleh
&eornep iibergeben.
Gem @eri Of tSuerab II
Ii bermieien mliroe 9eltern III Der
noromeltIihen Refrigeration DER 70
Sabre olte Ganiel Sines bon Nr.
1918, Norb- Stodtonltrabe, ipelfer,
mie bereits geItern in pNeiltld)ei1
Gorreiponoenten" beridtet, an oet
Gorep., nabe @inhelter. StrnBe, 6rnil
gli5obetb @agner BON Nr. 100
| Goro. StrideritrnBe, iiberiiel mo ibl
Elm Y%ortemounaie nit $3.50 Snbali
ltabl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01
Sdiffsfnricn pun Mno aad SentidD'
lamb.

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: SEA,
lite $45 uno $3.50; 8remen-9al.
timore bis gum /. Nopember $3.50
uno $62.50; bonn 1. Nopember bis
/. gugutIt $3.50. @unorciie 81 bill.
iiaerem Treiie. sbep. s. 9iener &
&c., 3immcr 0r. 3, ia Sit-2erins'
ton.Str. (323--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01
2Saf6instoms Rgentur
-oes-
''0eat(6en Gorrefponoent'
@m. !Sannemann, 1915 MariOn'
Strnfe, N.'8.
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uRneinmntrn
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un1lildtCn mcr0en Ourdl Die Eoli5ei
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oOcr 0abicr beItattet merocn. Stills.
Coroner @Ia}cbroot miro Den ltnial
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ibCi0ru ou9itc0en.
&u &umcno roiiQeu &c.
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lnonotcn Der 9rultt, Nrn. uno Truu
@eorg S6uraer, Gar. PIG. .. Strubc,
80, icruirt muroe, an Dem lid cine
9roBe Nll5obl gcla0eucr @uitc bctbci,
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lotloncn mo @lildlpilnihen aud
rcht lucrtbpouc @cihcnfe Ourbrud,.
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ord)itcttonild]e Ylon crit ibm sur Nn.
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iollen nic onoerc @emGlOe o0cr
irgcn0pclhc @cgenitdu0c 0erSumn,
hing bin5uaeiilgt mer0cn un0 Grit
tens iol Die Sdenfung o6tcer @nl.
lcrD" Gcnunnt mcrNcn. Die Ncrmol
tung06cb6r0c oeS .Smitbiouion rSn,
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SumnIlun9 III ip6teren &abren feline
ncucn 0emGloe, Sfulpturcn ooer
lonltt0e neutrality-suspicious. bin5uac,
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tben miiroe; Dab Die 9luircdterboI
tunJ Der 8nlleric iGbrlihe Nuslaacn
BON ctpo $4,000 iiir Hepuruturen,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01

Sin idDnes mao niitlideS @cIdJcnf
fir M%neebDrigc III immcr cine lcbenS.
arofc photographic oocr cine Flint.
lcriid poacnoctc Gppic zines alien
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01
Sta0t Baltimore.
1tntcrhnltunos gSeolueiicr.

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GUlicnHitrnseH Sbeater." Stcle 9Sotbc:
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,WinrnlnnosS bcntCr." Stcie gSote: Neltbe
Observation-Disclosures
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.VrCafiuQ into SnCiCiN".
.AlbnuGb's SbCntcr," - Etcie 9Sodc: oAhe
Scarf Of NturuIuub".
critics EenDUon,9 lcritai" am SrcituA, ben l..
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01

i ii bic uiiiihen Subcn.
f. Der Sono fir Ole HotbleiocnOen
in Den SGnren oeS Sdotneiiters So
fob Gpitcin bate bis geltern bic Sobc
bon $23,532.20 erreid)t. Gas bonn
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6omIite bat biSber $500 iiir oeniel-
ben 3med gelamnlclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01
sino cs H. Nicdtcn?

Die aloiien.E licOcr iilr oos 9|elu'
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Num OoB sic &icocr betonnt limo,
miro Der 5uciiclloS erfolgreide 9lppel,
an Die SGnGcr cr1eben: oglQe Monll
an @or0 mo RATIOS DEM 3iele SUI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01
Samitaa. nnS spumtaa-Grfariioncn

nob @aibin9ton $40 oiiV Der
.Yenniplponia gabn." @inete iino
fir sic IiidIabrt bis Sonnta9
slbeno eiiItig. slae 3iige, Der
rGsnereliionaI aimiteb" aiiseenom''
men. GGr.&Sa)
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8cIbienbnnacn nad ScntidIauS uni
OeItreidj

81 "a Gents pro Marf nno 20R
Gents pro arnne. Yorto ertra.
@ediel ausgeitellt a,f aue 9beile
Der 8eIt. Cleo. s. Sicner & Co..
ia Oit.2erington.Str 3immer Nr.
3. (18G-)
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9lrtbmr ~. Npbipm,
vi. i.1. cn.galtimors.eir

EaiIa9e Hotariats . 8clSwrdJicl.
Bureau. Sdiifsfarten fir aDe
inicn. 3eiiepGiie, @edieI.
8elomedlel hno @I6ienoungen
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Nc ii len murten. - Ger ncll.
crpGblte Stcriii Geo. ". Yaogctt II.
Der meme @cridlt@aftuur Is. G0rcu
EinOioD t0nncn ibre rcipcttiucn Ncm.
ter nidt cher ultreteu, ais bis 0u3
StnotS acknowledgements oeW Sou
oc9 Nrn. GIeouelunG qeaen Ole @obI-
Nullidt3bcb6r0c cntlhie0en bat, @cs
fonntlid) ucrIonqt Nr. GIcuueluu0.
Dob Ole NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Die Ne.
lultatc aus Dem oritten Frc}inft Scr
~. Mor0 mit5dhlt. mo ole Ncboroc
mcigcrt lid 0icic@ 81 tbuh 0o hic
Wohlrid)tcr ans 0iciem Erc5iutt nid)t
i'm Stnn0c limo, Die 3iliern ridti9 81
ltCllCn. Ser Nol mur0c Dor Hihtcr
Nocr Oerbon0elt, Der lcinc Gntlhci-
Dung IN Den n1d)lten So1en obAcbcn
mill. Gnm Qcbt Der Sail Dor oo9
StantS NppeuntionSgeriht. 9Siro ser
Sail gcGcn Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cntihieoch runn lit Sr. GlcopclouO
Elm cruGbltC@ republifonilhe9 @cicB-
GcbunNSuitqlieo, i'm anocrcn ,Sollc
obcr crbGlt Elm Genrofrot lcinen Sit.
Nnbcrc NcumtC mer6en oltrdp 0ic Gnt-
ld)eioung nid)t beriihrt, goll5 clncrlci,
luic Die GntlheioluG ol@IGIlt.
I6Icbcn. Ger @olmciiter
@n. Serguior lit am Mlittmody in
ieincr @obnlug an oergSin0ior Will
Rooo Qcitorbeu. Sr. Ser9nlon mar
Elm bcfonntcr 9olmeilier un0 bnute
5oblrcid)e gr0bcrc 9outen. Gr crreid)-
tc Gin Nlter pom Go Sobren unb hin,
terlGBt nur leine @ittiue.
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Hriide Sodiunrit, nnid). @nrit
dnb So amocre Sprten BON WnrIt 81
babcn bel @m. ". SnSber, 757-759
Serimgton : Marft. (Set27iSr)
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@eitfGliidDc Mettunrit,
Ioiuic ale INN &mritscidDaft 9cbOrcn

Den S%clifatciIen ~ babcn bel
Gpnis 8. Hettbcrg,
966-96S Scrinatun.W arft nno
342-344 Splins.W arft
Sm 2erinaton- Warft jeoen &prmit.
tag in Der Mud,c nno Samitag Nbeno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-01

2 d. cr 30 Sabre mar CT
oIt. - Cine lleberrolhumh ole linn
Iebr lpiltommcn mnr, mnrfc gcitrrn
Srn. Ssfnr Hcn1thim in ociicn Moh.
luna, 9tr. 100 @reermount Aucnlc,
81 (heil. Sr. Vetcr SeimbadL Gin
alter 6rcHn0, lltdltc i'm olli mo Der.
onloBte ibn nit ibm cinGn Spa3ier.
gona 81 Madden, 80 Splbitpcrit1n0lid)
1olgte oorollf bon Sciten oc@ Srn.
Neuntunn cine Ginlooun0 Nm9lbcno.
eNleE mo nid)t mcnig l%tnlrnte er, olS
er bel Der Hiidtcbr in icinc MobnunQ
cine Nn5abl nllllGebetCncr" WGitc itnt
Den Silh pcriommelt iouo, sic i'm
init Dem SiCbe oSd)iCr 30 Sabre bit
Gu olt" bcGriiBtcn, mo MN iicI eS
ibm crit EN-, oaB or ia bO@ 30. sc.
bcn@iabr erreidt botte, BOD, nrebr
trellte er Itd) iIbcr cine poctildp Nn,
lprud}c, meld)c Nr. Hiloolpb 9cr0cr
Iooann al i'm belt, unn cine on0erC
Iniprad)e SciteuS oeS 63 Sabre al
len &rn. Gobert S6ier, Ioraui iola.
Ten Soli Seiicra Der S&. Berger mo
Sd)ier, mo Der 8eIunQ mebrerer
Solfslicoer i6Iob lid Ooror. SeIbit.
%OeritGnblid) bate Die 6rou oe& Subj.
lars, meld)e bon oen @eridJp0rern be.
rcitS porber benohridti9t mor0en
mar, ald fiir GririidurNcn ollcr Nrt
geiorgt, unb 10 mGbrtc sic ih0nc
Teier bis rod) Mitternoht. Inter Sen
Inipeienben befonhen iid) Die SS.
GuopIpb Berger. Better 2eimbod.
Hobert Shier, Woti@ Girio nebit
Srali, Sermonn Nngemonn, Ecter
8ermerotb, hilbert WiiQcr, Beter
Brandt hilbert Miiaer, 1riB Norot
nebit 3rou, Sreb. @olcntin ncbit
3rou, Foul Motboi, 6reo. @iibncr,
Gorl Sfworbe, g~ernburo Miiuer II.
Sobonn 5eiierborbt.
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Fem Wutbiocn acbOrt bic Welt.

Cine %ieltcnortiac Sod5cit in Siio.
Baltimore. - Scr 9rGutiQom 76,
Die 9rout 70 Sabre alt.
Nn Der bl. &rcll5- STRIDE, an Der
Weits, nnbe Higbts StroBc. mur6en Ac'
tern Morgcn Sr. Sront u. &ogcl mo
Grnu antbnrinc SfmcIbcr gctrolrt.
Ger 0rdlItigunL mclhcr 7G Sabre alt
III, 1T Gin @roblhnlle0 mo ol9 otter
gcIinllung9tiid)tiQcr 0cmotrat be-
faint. Seine Satin mar cine Witt,
zoe mo 10 Sabre olt, Obidon ole
Sr0ullng 81 irilhcr WorgenItun0c
I%tnttIan0, luor Die Stride bis uui 0cn
leBten StcbploB belcBt, linO nm
0rdllBen Die WenlbcnnCngc juriidSI.
botten, mar cine gon5c NbtbciIulp
Foli3ei crfor0crlid). Mis- 0ua Nrallt.
panr bon Der STRIDE 3uriidtebrtc, battr
lld Dor Der Wobnung an Der Si9bt
nabc OItenorS trnBc, cine ioId)e Men
Ifcnnlcn9c onGelumncIt, Dab Ger
autldcr nidt 81 Dem &ollic 0elonQcn
tornte mo ole NeupernlGbIten e3 Dor.
3ogen, ourd) cine Sintcrtbiir ooa
SGIS ST bctrcten. Wotcr @corg $.
0irteS poll5og Die Erouumq mo OILS
9ron5eugen iungirtcn Sr. &oicpb
Mogncr, Elm S6luogcr oca @rGuti
cams, un0 Srnu Gliiobctb a0nil.
@eItern Nadmittoa inno in Stmtc
bu6'9 Sullc cine biibide Sod5eitSieicr
Itott. Dos ncnperm1blte Four lpirn
IN Nr. 1919, Moriboll StroBc, mob
nen.