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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

the conditions that the government
euaefed IN this respect when calling
for tenders In the past The yes
sells will consequently be able To
carry malls between Queenstown
aud RimouskI In five and oue-half
daya. while the distance between
Liverpool and Quebec VIII be read
rs covered 10 ak and one-hnlf days.
While ample accommodation IL
being provided Tor cargo. the vessels
viii be admirably adapted FOR the
purpose for which they were pri-
MARTY intended. viz, Co carry pas
a@uKera with this object IN view.
accommodation will be provided for
500 first class passengers. 2s0 sec
oud class passengers and between
158 aud 1000 steeraEe passengers.
according TO the claims that are
made At various seasons upon the
quarters usually reserved for the
Immigrants
The vessels VII DO constructed q
steel and will be fitted with quad
rupls expansion engines Of the most
modern type A. has been the case
viii the c0mpany's vessels on the
Pacific. the effort Of the manage
ment will be directed TO having
these new vessels run absolutely on
advertised time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
---BI nan BHXBEE

Faeta" and what small change she
could get together. for ElleuBburR
At the MeCumbDr home. when she
arrived. II wac
As II A THrNDERBOLT
had fallen from a clear sky Moth
Ing more had been heard OF the
I trouble over the baby and the
ehiidleaH couple had all but forgot
ten that their claim was Insecure.
hut when the travelstnincd and er-
hauatsd little German girl tudged
In Al their gate and asked for her
little one. there was no protest.
Not only was the child given over.
but It's mother Was kindly received
into the home aud made 20 remain
overnight Furthermore she was
driven back 10 Ellensburg In the
MrGumhsr carriage and and the
dainty wardrobe prepared by the
foster mother for the infant was
neatly packed In q little box aud
given over with the child.
Nov Anna Krin 10 happy.
Nov she sleeps a. night and does
not ned to Try to sleep iu the day
time Ii eaHy sleeping she says
when she has the round little head
of her baby nestled In the curve
Of her arm and Ia her own words.
she don't care vat hahbcus neKt"
NAN BYNBEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

aad = shame faced lawyer. repre-
seutiaE The Washington Children =
Home. va the ouiy pcrron who had
the aAndibood to- make protest
Axalnst her application FOR the writ
DURING the hearing % developed
that ne family into which the child
bad been adopted had heard that
ita neither ass distressed over It's
loss. and had written a. once 20 the
Institution expressing a willingness
to give up the baby u ia mother
wished Il back The institution had
not seen III 20 communicate this
news 60 the distressed mother. or
even 10 aequaint her with the chlld's
whereabouts. although Il promised
20 dtxuiRe the same TO the court. II
the court insisted
The proceedings ended IN n vic
tory for the little German woman.
ana 4 vas with a very joyful face
that ne set out the next afternoon
armed With tho courts Finding Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
POLITICAL PLAY
JAMES mELRoY REMOVED AS COUNSEL FOR THE ~ p IN Or
DER TO PUT MAN IN HIS PLACE WHO COULD go AFT.
Err AND GET THINGS"

The bouncing OF James =. Me
Elruy nE local counsel for the North.
ern Pacific aHd the installation OF
Carroll Graves In his place Is dub
bed a smooth piece OF work" by
the political sages
Summed mp in a sentence. Its
polItlea-that. all
The Northern Pacific hasn't been
getting much political pap from the
state OF late aud Ben Grosscup and
his crowd have been getting power
ful hungry.
So something had to be done
MeElruy as high priest OF the
fuslonists when they held the seats
OF the mighty. owned the lcglsla-
ture. and by a crook Of his finger
could get about anything the ~ p.
wanted.
He was given the Job as counsel
for no other purpose than 10 go
after and get things" the job being
strictly a political one. anyway.
After the fusion fad was climin-
ated from state politics. McElroy
was small potatoes and few In the
hill. and the affairs have been go
ing from bad to worse. The y. z.
didn't even get the proverbial
crumbs from the rich mans table.
Grosseup passed the word along
the line that McElroy had outllved
hts usefulness TO the ~ =. and dur
ing the last legislature the word
was given out that somebody. real
close 20 Governor Mead. must be
given MeElroy's job.
For some time the political dick
ering went on. until finally Senator
Palmer. who is Mead's confidential
dictator. solved the difficulty.
The solution came after Attorney
Milo Root. Palmer's partner. was
named as one Of the two additional
supreme court judges.
Carroll Graves succeeded him in
the Law firm
The hint was passed down tho
line that Carroll was the man the
n. 2. needed. and that. as Palmer's
law partner. he could get anything
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

General Lineyltch's army Is
travelling towards Hardin as rapid
u as fate and the japanese Will
permit. This town is the Russians
big base in the far east. and II is
here that the final struggle In the
war Ia bound 20 take place.
Meantime. the japanese have
their eye on Vladivostok. Already
# Il Invested by sea, and the Rus
sian intelligence department re-
ports that a big army OF japanese.
presumably led by General Kawa-
mura. f. marching upon that city
10 complete the investment by land
The place f. well fortified and
stocked and the siege Of Port Ar
thur is not uallksly 10 DO repeated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
How a Little Girl=MOther Fought
To Get Back Her Farmed=Out Babe
NbvP

Last Sunday morning a little Ger
man girl. scarcely five feet In stat
ure aud still weak from illness.
aliEhted at Ellenshurg from an
overland train In the day coach OF
which she hal Travelled all night.
and walked five miles over rough
country roads. 10 the home OF A. /.
McGumber
II was a long way and the ground
WAS covered with puddlos aud mud
but Anna Elizabeth knn took lit
tie heed Of these things Her firm
little chin vas vet hard. aud she
tFudgcd ahead without thought OF
rezt. for she was impclied BY the
instincts Of motherhood. which have
kept the old world from going to
the demnition bow-wowu over since
pin azores we're made OF RS leaves
She was armed With "a big legal
paper in which she had confidence.
Il MAS the Findings Of Facts
made By Judge Gillian 81 the su-
psrlor court. and she bad been told
hy her attorney that IL had the
magic power OF Swing her once
again her four- wsoks-old baby
That baby. within few hours
after its birth. had been taken from
her b. the Washington Children =
Home BY the farciai authority OF a
printed agreement which purport
81 20 legally convey flesh and
blood and had by that institution
been let out on probation for adop-
ton Only one condition under this
agreement stood In tho way. accord
Ing 20 the argument ~ Attorney
Fahen. OF the ehild'a securing
A LUXURIOUS HONE
and an artificial mother. that con
dltiou vas that the child did not
squeal too much of nights OF come
down With too frequent collie"
Anna krin. At the hearing on
hAbsas corpus. admitted that she
had signed some paper. but that she
did not understood what 10 meant
because Il had tn a "a too great
many hard words. she had under
stood she aid only that her baby
was % Be taken away temporarily.
until she Eaa strong enough TO take
care of II herself and Cd. had rest
"a ennIeutrdiy. Thinking II we'll
cared for and dreaming foudly Of
is future. until she bad learned
quite accidentally. that she had
signed IL away forever.
Shocked into her FUN strength for
the time heinE AMI IN Wild fear. the
sick GIRL Immediately
ROSE FROM HER BED
and So out 10 find her child she
uaz cruelty misied a. 20 the. location
Of he home. but not her Imperfect
English. nor her lack ~ carfare
prevented her from finding r.. and
when she did find ~. excuse nor
faitia avaiicd 10 prevent her seeing
the infant. WHEN told that she must
await the return 81 the matrou. she
sat down aud remained for huura
until the mntron returned then
when the privilege could no louEef
be denied her. they bet her see the
baby She wanted 20 take q away
With her. but vas curtly refused and
vas eoidly advised 20 remain away
from II in future. lest she became
attached 20 Il.
Just t'lnk nv it'" said Anna
Krin afterwards IA tho court room.
vIplng away the angry tears Just
.fink ux g. Mr. Brown vas afraid
I would pecome attached % mine
own papy'
Because she could do nothing else
TIE GIRL WENT AWAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

eeeded In getting Il out Of the safe
They took all the money In the
drawer and left a small check that
vas not endorsed.
when Mr. Duncan returned 10 the
office after lunch he found the
cash drawer behind the safe and a
big hammer under H. 10 is thought
that Is was the hammer used in
doing the job chief % Police De
laney Investigated the case per
HauaIly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
CLEANED OUT
THE SAFE
DARING ROBBERS ENTER WESTERN AVENUE OFFICE AT
NOON AND OPEN The BIG STEEL BOX

TIE safe In the office Of Duncan
: sons. harnessmakers. a. so2
Western avenue. was broken into
SIRE time between IL 20 and /
Wednesday, afternoon and $50
izksa- The JOB was done while the
nembers Of the firm were al lunch.
Tie outer door Of the safe was
n open when the manager left
u Office. The robbers knocked
ns lock OF the cash draw and sue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
WILL DIVIDE HihTH

The division OF the Ninth ward
into three wards was decided upon
af a meeting Of oouncllmen last
night The vote was close. Mullen
Hireuuously opposing the project A
committee consisting OF Zblnden
Murphy and Crlchtou vas appoint
eli 10 IL the limits Of the three sub
dINiaiuuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
AGAINST
HILLMAN

Prosecuting Attorney Maekintosh
"Wednesday sftsrnoon filed an in
formation direct again c. D. Hill
man. the real estate man, charging
him with conspiracy 10 defraud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

BELLINGHAM. March 22.-Thia
city nov has a complete fire alarm
system The finishing touches were
put on the system today and It is
already for the test The work on
the Whatcom waterway will begin
April 1 The government has ap=
propriated s35 900 for the improve
inent. and the Seattle Bridge &
Drsdae company will do the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

and when she again returned abe
found that the child had been let
cut. 81 tho homes probation Hys-
TEN. 10 the family arfosa the noun
taina Il vas then that she went %
an attorney and instituted habaaN
corpus proceedings. because she
could not sleep in the night or In
the DAY fur thinking OF her baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

Your honor submit that there ne svs
that rightly deprive little mother baby.
has clearly settled the ths
what been ned the 81
distress. sti right
that right sny right Of mother
how we'll artificial mother
eeud all lusur wealthy bringing ooupensate this
baby To- the would suffer
it nstus ,sther against her
Vince Fsben In hs plea or ri 81 habss
Anna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT

HELIINGHAM. March 22.-bn-
cry Moaher was arrested az Lake
Whatcom yesterday on "a charge Of
criminal assault upon Amanda
Amundaon. Of York addition. Mosher
IL well known and works In a local
sawmiu. The girls parents do not
want 10 prosecute him because Of
the notorlety. Bonds have been fur
niahed Moaher In the sum OF $500
by his friends. The preliminary
hearing viii take place tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
IT is A
FIzzLE
nv seripps News Assnl

ST PETERSBURG. March 81
A telegram from Libnu states that
the authorities are not yet able 10
organize the proposed fourth squad
ron. on account Of the inaDuhty TO
secure Heameu Many ~ the Off
rerH are mere boys without sea
training. and the crews are com
poHed largely Of peasants never be
fore aboard a ship
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49, $1,000 $500 =
The Weather
SpOffer

Tonight ard Thursday Partly
Cloudy ard Probably Light Show =
era. LIGHT Frost Tonight. Fresh
South TO West Winds.
watch this hand-it moves ana
will tell temperature az 2. 30 today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
MATCH F0R IT
BIG OFFICE BUILDING ON BROADWAY NEW YORK, IN FL'Nss
LIVES OF MANY GIRLS IN DANGER ~

streets. f. burning The three up@
per floors are ln flames and iaRes
number Of girls are employed IN tbs
building. It Ia feared loss OF life
will result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

The board Of works yesterday aft
eruoon awarded the contract for
grading and constructing concrete
sidewalks In the nm tract TO J. 7.
MeHugh. The latter's bid was $50
SIS. which was the lowest by $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

TIE INSTINCTS OF MOTHERHOOD WE'RE so STRONG THE
HEART or ANNA KRIE THAT SIZE oVERcAmE
sTAcLU TIE LAW AND a coHselEHeELEss cHILoReHs
Rome COULD iNTERPosE ORDER RECOVER
eHlLp HER OWN FLESH AND BLOOD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

rapidly that many horses ard cat
tie have died OF exhaustion. The
columns moved along a half dozen
roads parallel with the railway II
Is reported that force OF irregu-
lars which have been operating 10
the eastward was cut OF before the
news from Mukden reached them.
aud they we're compelled 10 retire
10 the northeast. They are prob
ably making for kirin."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

he wanted from the governor.
Simple. isn't It?
But that's the dope" that thu
wiseacres are passing out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
my aerlops News Assn,

NEw YORK March 22.-Thc Em-
pife state building nine stories
high. on broadway and Blocker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22


Michael eudahy Is president Of
the Cudahy Packing Co. and one of
the famous Big Six" which the
government II investigating. lie
WAS born ii Ireland. % years ago.
aud began life as laborer in q
Milwaukee packing house. He was
promoted gradually until finally he
became q partner in Armour a Co,
in ISIS For l. years he remained
In that firm. but founded his own
industry In 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

ST. PETERSBURG. March "a
Frances refusal 90 lend Russia more
money without the enforcement OF a
national assembly has induced the
bureaucracy 10 prefer peace to re-
signing It's prerosRtivcs, The spread
Ing Of aErRrian troubles has con
verified both land owners and nohil-
lty into active anti-war partisans.
The ezar presided over a meeting
held Tuesday 10 discuss peace terms.
The MODELLING % further TROOPS.
the equipment and dispatch OF the
navy TO the Far East and the I'm
pn0yoment OF the trans 81 berlan
railway before making an attempt
10 negotiate peace terms Indicate
that there will be q limit 90 the con
eezzions that will be made. and
that beyond that limit. the War
must Kn on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

MEnFoRD Mass. March % DIR
Elmer Hewitt Capon. president OF
Tufts eolleNs. died this morning Of
pneumonia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

tnSpON. MARCH s2-A Dis
,.WH TO REUTERS MEM S
.srNry STATES THAT THE
s,rS BODY or TIRE RUSSIAN
,svy HAS REACHED A PLACE
= SAFETY. But THAT tRREG
ss.Rs AND STRAGGLERs
s,vr REEN CUT OFF ny THE
I.PANEsE. -, -
THE DISPATCH DOES Not
svy THE RUSSIAN RENDEK-
yQuS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

ST. PETERSBURG. March ~
fanevitch reports today that on
Monday the Russian advance posts
observed Japanes. cavalry IN large
numbers behind them. and also
there appeared large bodies Of tn
fantry near the village OF Ma
chantzy This iE taken 20 mean
that knvamura's army IL about to
attempt an enveloping movement
from the Russian rear and fear Il
expressed a. 10 the probable out
come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

ST. PETERSBURG. March % -
General kuropatkin has been an-
pointed commander OF the First
Manehurian army The appoint
msnt Is Earetted In the Ofncial Mes
soaker today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

r PETERSBURG. March "a
i reported that the car in
-, 10 issue an order making etu-
- compulsory throughout Rus
: sna that the Ecmstyos viii b
- 10 send delegates 70 St
aisrseurx 20 discuss the matter
"a he minister o. public instrue-
"a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

ST. PETERSBURG. March e 4
assstch from Gunshu pass. dated
Nara y. states
Our rear guard has nov oeeu-
ID AlplnghA 20 miles north OF
Re Lag. The enemy continues 20
hlles. bet the pursuit Is allow. The
aaa Japanese army 10 apparently
-mAlning In Tie Ling Our four
avs r~sf at Tie Ling gave rs =
dance 10 reform the army and re-
nssr from the resent hardshlps.
aase thea the march has been con-
szasa in an orderly fashion. but 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22
BODY LIES
In STATE
By seripps News ASSN

PALo ALTO, March 22.-Behind
drawn curtains. with the door open
only TO those who have business
there. the remains OF Mrs. Stanford
rest today In the parlor OF the
Stanford mansion on the university
campus
All morning a long and almost
unbroken line OF men were carry
ing floral tributes sent from all
parts OF the state up the road TO
the residence.
Among the early callers was Pro-
fessor Jordan. who came to see that
there was no hitch in the funeral
arrangements.
Miss Berner also called. remain
ing a few minutes. Her grief shows
plainly and only her indomitabls
Will prevents her physical collapse.
The student body met today and
adopted resolutions OF respect.
Judge Morris Wednesday morn
ing overruled the objections Of
attorneys representing the property
owners Of Second avenue. to thu
legality OF the ordinance under
which the Second avenue regrade
was ordered Wednesday afternoon
Judge Morris heard argument from
number Of attorneys who are
making individual protests against
the assessment roll for different
property owners along the regarded
section.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

r. PETERSBURG. March e. A
s.uasch from Guusau. los miles
.srsh q TIE pass. states that Kurc-
wttln arrived there yesterday to
.sarns command Of the First army.
!. wss received with a great ova-
~ from the troops.
rs place, which has a large
aIlreaa station and a Red Cross
v.,leusent. with all army facilities.
As overflows with soldiers.
ne booming % guns Vas heard
e he right flank today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-22

The Pioneer One Cent
paper of the Northwest
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

2ocaIsB etterberi9t
S96n beute giaHt; Dienitas, 3uneb'
menbs betpSlftbeit unb iteisenbe Temperatur
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
Yolt3eut9es.

s einer 0~etIerei on her
Of Waibington- StraBe, an tuel&er
R4 O. 3. &utb, Charles Sc page unb
Wia Barnett betbeiIi9ten, purbe gent.
geno 2drm sei9laaen, urn bic polissi
aufmertfam gu ma&sn. .&utb tuuroe
bon ben 1eamtsrt berbnftet. Barpett
unb Sc page weroen nod bon Der
poli3et gsiu3t.
gtngiIru usl9sm bic poliaei
iofort Golse leifete, mslosts, eaB an
Der Sbepberb unb 0ouarb StraBe elm
Worb bertbt tpurbe. ginaeInbeiten
wareu ni9t 3u e~rIanssn. M0e 3ur
8erfisuns fie6enoen Wanni6a!ten ell.
ten 3ur Siele, bon einem Morbe nber
mar ni9ts gu febsn ober su b6rsn. Seer
Der Utter NOR, Der f1 bisien fauIen
Wib erlaubte. IieB F4 lsioer rii&t aus
finois MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
Senti&er 9aaomsbr.S ereim.

Obigsr Wersin belt 9sffern feline re-
9elmdbige 0erfammlung ab.
gs uurbs bsi9foRsn, ben Sabrss.
bal auf ben "a. October fef3ufeben.
Serfelbe piro In Der Columbia 6ale
beranifaltet treroer, uno auber ben
Witgliebern finb natirli& ale Greunbe
unb @6nner hss 2anouebrbereins ber3.
LID wiltommsn. Sas arrangements
gomits beitebt aus ben 2ameraoen
Sobn 6ilbebratbt, paul @ellert, Au-
suf 6aug, Sobn Breil unb Otto
grabe unb baRslbe wiro bic gr6bten
Mnfrensunesn MAIDEN, benz publifum
einen senuBreiaen Mbeno so bereiten.
Or. SEQ 6erbert uuroe eirfimmig
gum 8ereinsarst auserfOren unb Der
YeI9lub bss Werstns tpurbe bemielbsn
tibermittsIt. Na9 grlebieung elmer
Mnaa9l Routine- @ef9dfte erfol9te aIs.
bann Wertasuns unb bic 2amsraoen
besaben fi9 bann binaus sur 2irmss,
um bort In frobsr @eislf4aft nod 81.
nige an9enebme5 tunben 3u berbringen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
Vribat=0 etsetibs anS Yoli,ei.
8eidwer6en bon allen Soften.

Die benz pribat= Detectib @reiner,
Der neulid tuesen .Bummelns" pers
baftet puroe, uiberfabrene gebanoIuna
bat cen Inlab gegeben, bab isbt mod
tueitere 8eidwsrben iiber iale9te Bes
banolung bon Seiten Der poli3sibsb6rbs
erboben tpurben.
%. 8. 6awfins, Superintendent Der
american Seteetib MHoeiation, faete,
oab oie ibm pioerfabrsns g~sbanolung,
iomie aud bieienise. tpst9s feline 2eute
gu erouIoen batten, einfa9 infam mar.
Superintendent 9opfins fol in iei-
mem abfdaisen urtbeile isbr ensrgii9
fi4 auseefpro9en babsn. Seine 2eute
iolen auf sHener 6trabe bon pOliaiRsn
a~nsebalten porben fein, bic ibusn bic
Saiden biftirten, aIs Oh He gsmeine
8erbrs4er Dor f9 bdttsn. au9 iolsn
pOli3ifen unter Srobuneerl bon einem
Setetiip bic gin3elbsiten bss SALES,
on tuel9em er arbeitste, gu erlangen
perIu4t baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
StaStnenisfetten

Die Mrbeiten fir bas neue
Sobn Serron 2unt Snffitut on Der
pennfplpania nnb 16. StraBe uerben
isbt In Nnsrif genemmen. Grau Wap
Wrigbt-S euaQ that unter entfpre4en'
Den gersmonien am Samfa9 ben erfen
epatenfi9. @tua 100 pericnen. por.
tpiegenb Srausn betten fa eingefun.
ben. SIM Sabre 1883 uurOe In 5rau
6ewaa's @pbnuns Der 4unt.8ersin
in's 2sbsn ssrufen.
. lie q + office Tt gsftern ums
sssOsen unb bas gsbduos, tpeldes felt
1861 beidnoig pofawedsn biente,
miro iest balo remooeIirt uno umge.
baut tusrben. Sieier um3us sins ,a-
tirIid ni9t o5ns feline St6rungen bOr
fia. bsn1 Biz CUR ipdten etunbe tuaren
poffa9sn. foteit bic Reoattion In Bee
tradt fommt, erbdltli4.
Webrere u nsegurf4e n,
Die nit benz Ns9er Wm. 6arris, Der
i'm @oobruH plaBe arbeitet, bsute frtib
al, Der Slinois unb Waibin9ton Ctr. in
Streit gerietbsn, tuurosn gu ibrem 2eios
tpeIen inne. oab he nit benz unrehten
anbdnoeltsn, benn 6arris jog fein
3 ai9snmefer unb madte auf bic
8 udlgeiisr einen angrif.
Serbert Wurpbp, 1906 Oliber Npe.
uno &obsrt 8eder, 918 Broaomap,
uurosn ipdter berbaftet. @iner Der
angreifsr lou sinige rs9t f46ne
S9nitte i'm @ef9t uuo i'm @enide ba-
bon 9etragen baben.
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