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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
GETTING IN
GOOD WORK.
Mead and Mullen Go Out to
Assist Eagle Boys Get
in Order.

George Mead and Eugene Mullen
are running neck and neck in the
tiremen's race these days. Yesterday.
according to the story. they both
thought it would be nice to help the
Eagle boys get things in order at their
house. since they have received their
apparatus.
The Eagles were working away like
good fellows about o'clock when the
door opened and in walked George
Mead He said he had come up to
help the Eagles clean up their
machine and show them what points
he knew. He was given a pair of
overalls and put TO work. Mead was
busy cleaning the rear of the wagon
when Eugene Mullen arrived The
Eagles took the Joke and Mullen was
escorted upstairs and given an old suit
and he was put to work to help clean
up. After both candidates had worked
for some time they came together and
it is said that the looks of surprise in
their faces were well worth seeing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
AMOUNT FELL OFF.
Pastor Reminded Congregation that
Church Still Needs Money.

Rev, b. 7. O'Connell. pastor OF St.
Mary's Roman Catholic church, an
nounced yesterday, at all masses, that
the Ladies Church Debt Society had
collected s246 during March. The pas
tor said that this was the lowest sum
that the society had collected since
they had been organized, over two
years ago, and he urged them not to
forget that the church still needed
money. He told the ladies that they
would not have much longer to work
as the society would disband in July.
Announcement was made that con-
frmation would take place in June
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
NEW PASTOR
NEXT WEEK.
Or. Hancock Said 1t Would Prob
ably be Dr.. Snod-
grass.

During his sermon yesterday at
Simpson Nj. f. church.. DR.. Hancock
state that the congregation might ex-
pect their new pastor next Sunday
He also stated that ID all probability
it would be DIR. Snodgrass, and bade
the congregation give him hearty
welcome.
The members of the church are
greatly in favor of having Dr.. Snod-
grass occupy the Methodist pulpit as
his work as a minister is well-known
throughout Methodist circles: besides
many of the local congregations know
DR.. Snodgrass personally, and are loud
in praising his personality and minis
terial work. Dr. Hancock preached
two excellent sermons to large con-
gregations yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
MAYOR HAS
APPROVED
Signed all the Ordinances Pas.
sed by Aldermen Last
Monday.

Mayor Brace has approved all the
ordinances and measures passed by the
Board of Aldermen at last Monday
nights meeting, which were referred
to him according to law.
The leading matter was the ordin-
ance to-vacate the dead end of East
avenue near the Lehigh Valley tracks
north of Washington street. There
was some slight opposition to this
measure. but it was not pronounced.
Mayor Brace told Il NEWS reporter
that he approved the ordinance be-
cause he believed it to be for the best
interests of the city. On the site thus
vacated by the city. Potts & kauf-
mann will erect building, and it is
definitely understood that another con-
cern will locate there. bringing busi-
ness and employees.
The Market street wood paving or
dinance was also approved by the
mayor. and is now "A law.
Another of the measures approved
is the ordinance giving right OF way
to the tiremen and fixing a fine OF S20
for violation of the same.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
GAN NOW MAKE
BETTER TIME.
Lincoln Engine Company have
Three Horses Stabbed in
Their House.

The Lincolns' test of their steamer
Saturday afternoon was highly gratify-
ing to the officers and other members.
The hose jumper was also taken out
At $50 O'Clock three taps were
sounded. The engine and hose jumper
were taken, at high rate of speed,
to the corner of New Brunswick and
East avenues, where thorough test
was made.
The jumper, which is to be used
until the arrival of the new hose
wagon about eight weeks hence, is
drawn by single horse.
The three horses will be stabbed in
the rear Of the engine house. and the
company expects to make better time
in getting out to fires than formerly.
because they will not have to wait to
get horses from Il livery stable.
Tomorrow night the Lincolns will
meet to nominate candidate for chief
of the department, for the annual
election in May. j. NJ. Glenn, of their
company, is the present assistant chief,
and the nominal successor to the
nomination for chief.
Following the meeting the members
will enioy'a supper
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
BOY UNDER BONDS.

Christian Samsoe. of Sayre avenue,
was placed under $500 bonds for the
grand jury by the recorder this morn
ing on a charge of striking Max Men
del, pedler, with rough tree
branch. infiicting painful cuts on his
face and hand. Samsoe, who is but
fourteen years old. acknowledged
striking Mendel. He asserts that he
had provocation. Samsoe was arrested
last week on a similar charge, but
Mendel failed to appear against him:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
Former City Collector Died Sat-
urday Night After One
Weeks Illness.
FUNERAL TOMORROW.
Will be Buried from St. Peters
Church With Masonic
hOnOrS.

Conrad Fox Hall died at his home
in this city at 1880 O'Clock Saturday
night of peritonitis, after an illness
lasting about one week. He was
thirty mine years old. He was a son
of Eber Hall and a grandson of Alfred
Hall. pioneer in the terra Gotta in
dustry of New jersey.
Mr.. Hall has held important city
offices and ranked high in the Masonic
order, and was for several years commo-
dore of the Raritan Yacht Club and
at the time of his death was its
treasurer.
Mr.. Hall was the first alderman.a
large of this city, and served for seven
years as collector of revenue, retiring
last February. He was past master of
Raritan Lodge No. 81. f. and A. NJ,
and member of Amboy Chapter,
ROYAL Arch Masons: Temple Com
mandery. Knights Templar, and of
Salaam Temple of the Mystic. Shrine.
He will be buried Tuesday afternoon
at..l.30 o'clock at st; Peters church,
with Masonic services. Interment inst.
Peters churchyard.
Mr.. Hall was native of this city,
having been born here and living here
all his life. He was prominent in
many official movements for the bene-
fit of the city. Mr.. Hall is survived
'by widow. A day or two before his
death he had accerted position with
the Beebe Transportation Company
and was to have entered upon his new
duties the day he was stricken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
Albert Hirner had a Narrow Escape
from Death by Taking Wrong Med
iCine---Dr Howell Summoned.
WAS TO HAVE TAKEN SOME ROCHELLE SALTS
Was Feeling Badly and His Wife Got the Medicine from Closet
Picking Up the Wrong Box by Mistake Carried Il to His Work
and Took Dose Without Looking at the Label

Albert Hirner. of keasbey, barber
in the employ Of Joseph Greiner, Of
Smith street, had narrow escape
from death when he took a big dose
of powdered alum, mistaking it for
Rochelle salts.
Last week Mr.. Hirner was not feel
ing well and when he got out Of bed
he remarked to his wife that he
guessed he would take some medicine.
He asked her to get the Rochelle salts.
Mrs. HiTner went to the closet where
the medicine is kept, picked up box
and gave it to her husband. He put il
in his pocket and started for work.
After Mr. Hirner reached the shop,
without looking at the label on the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
Miss HanIeahlGuttman and Louis
Weinblatt Wade Man ant::Wife
by Rabbi BrOdy. z
MANY GUESTS PRESENT.
Reception Followed with Dane
Ing Brideiand Groom will Re-
side in This City.

Louis Weinblatt and Miss Hannah
Guttman, of New Brunswick avenue,
were married in Braga hall by Rabbi
Steven Brody at $50 O'CLOCK last
night. After the ceremony supper
was served in the dining room.
The bride was dressed in white silk
and carried white roses. The brides
maids were Misses Mary Weinblatt,
Stella Goodman, Mary Rosensweig
and Miss. Sussie Lepowsky, They
were all dressed in white and carried
flowers.
The best man was Julius Guttman
II brother of the bride. He was as
sisted by Harry Zolotorofe.
After supper dancing took place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weinblatt received
many beautiful and useful presents.
Many out of town guests were pres
ent. Some of them were Mr.. and Mrs.
Engle, Misses Esther and Hannah
Engle, Harry Engle, MIR. and Mrs.
Heineman, Miss Lillian Heineman,
Albert Heineman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Heineman, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Heineman. Miss huth Meyers, Mrs.
Krohne, Misses Mildred, Ida and Bessie
Krohner, -of Newark; Mr.. and Mrs.
Malamint, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Zolo-
to-. Miss b. Zolotorofe, MI. and
Mrs. Danzies Malamint, Mr.. and Mrs.
Enchemen, Miss Fannie Enchemen,
Miss Mary Rosensweig, Miss Susie
Lepewsky,. Miss Mary Weinblatt, N.
|Federonsky, : Lew Apple, Harry
GREEN'S, Louis Splitter, Miss Wagner,
Miss Splitter, Miss Shapiro. Miss
Bessie Karkus, Miss Blanche Berger,
Miss Jennie Wilentz, Miss Gross, Miss
Braverman, Miss Sadie Frankel, Miss
Joselson, Joseph Joselson, Miss Mintz,
A. Greenbaum. Leo Goldberger,
Harry Zolorotrofe, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Philo, Mr.. and Mrs. Esberg, l..
JOHNS, Mrs. S. FRANKIE, Mr..
and Mrs. Goodman, Miss Goodman,
Mr. and Mrs. Weinblatt, Miss Gutt-
man and MIR. and Mrs. Guttman.
Many telergams were received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weinblatt will com
mence housekeeping in this city. Mr..
Weinblatt is in business as a merchant
in State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

box, be filed tumbler with water
and emptied a good quantity. of what
he thought was the salts, into it. He
noticed that it tasted very sweet and
he was horrifed when he looked at
the box to see that he had taken alum.
Mr.. Hirner was fast losing consei-
BUSINESS when Mr.. Greiner happened
to look in the bathroom. where he was.
He saw something was wrong. Mr..
Hirner pointed to the box and that is
all he remembers.
Mr.. Greiner summoned DIR. Howell
Who after hard work, managed to re-
lieve the man.
MIR. Hirner is now feeling fairly
we'll but it is said he will feel the
effects for some time to come.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

In message which reached this
city shortly after noon today, it was
announced that Dr. Snodgrass had
been appointed to the pastorate of the
Simpson Al. f. church of this city ny
the Newark NJ. +. conference. DR..
Snodgrass is the chosen candidate for
the pastorate hy the congregation and
the members of the church will be
glad to known that the conference has
carried out their choice. 1t is UNDER
stood that the final appointments will
he read tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
BANK OFFICIALS.
Elected of the Perth AmbOy Saw
ings Institution.

The following gentlemen have been
reelected officers and managers of the
Perth Amboy Savings Institution for
the ensuing year: Adrian Lyon,
president: J. L. Lancaster, vice presi-
dent: Charles X. Seaman, treasurer /:
J. Lawrence Boggs. secretary
Thomas Langan, Frederick L. Brown,
Victor ", Main John L. Lund, James
Growney, Frederick q. Pierson,
George H. Tice, James G. Rossi and
John G. Donehue
The 3, 7sg depositors have to their
credit in this bank over -SI50o00
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
MEN QUIT WORK.

A halt in some of the work at the
steel plant of the c. Pardee Works
this morning was caused by strike
of employees in the rolling mill. 1t is
that they are now paid by
the hour. but desire to be paid by
tonnage. At the Office OF the company
this morning It was said that they
did not care to discuss the natter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
REPORT ON
ANTITOXIN.
II Is Said the State Board De-
clares Both Kinds Sent Are
Up TO STANDARD.

1t is understood that report has
been received from the State Board of
Health regarding the antitoxin sent
10y Hyman Shragovitz for analysis and
it is said that the report declares that
both the local grade and the Newark
grade are of the same standard, CON
tanning 1000 units each. This means
that the Newark antitoxin, which is
much cheaper-is as good as any other
grade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
COURT kEAS BEY.

Chief Ranger Frank K. Newman,
of Court Keasbey, Independent Order
of Foresters desires to remind the
members of that court that they will
meet tomorrow night in their new
quarters in the jefferson building,
Smith street. for the first time and
that it Will be celebrated by a quiet
social time in the shape of house
warmings
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
LONCO GIVEN
LIMIT OF LAW.
Man Accused of Port Reading
Murder Sentenced
Today.
.ShectnL lo ne EgenlMg .Neys.

SDGGI1f 70 me E"e"f"S -'S"''
New Brunswick. Apr. l0:- Joseph
Longo. who was last week convicted
of manslaughter for stabbing Larry
Brescia to death at Port Reading on
February 2S. was this morning sen
fenced to ten years in state prison, the
limit OF the law. H. b. Cook, his
counsel. asked the court to be lenient.
Justice Fort. in pronouneiag SEN
tence. said that he thought that the
mry had been lerhent in convicting
Longo OF nothing more than man
slaughter, and he thought he should
receive the limit. Longo il twenty
years old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
BLAZE SOON OUT.
Was in a Shed in Rear of WorrelI's
Restaurant.

John Franklin Worrell discovered a
blaze in shed in the rear of his res
taurant at 46 Smith street, few
minutes after - O'Clock today. W.
H. Woglom sent in IN alarm from box
35, at High and Smith streets. Mean
while Mr.. Worrell's father-in-law and
son had extinguished the blaze with a
few pals of water.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
FOUND REVOLVER.

Roundsman Morris and Patrolman
Shultz went to Maurer last night to
investigate report of an attempted
shooting of Charles and Otto Dietz and
Nick Kotski. by man living at S3
Catharine street. this city. A search
failed to reveal the man, but the re-
volvr. which is declared to have been
fired. was found and confscated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
OVER THE EMBANKMENT

--.A team, horse and wagon and all,
went over the embankment at Raritan
lake last night. The wagon is still in
the position where it fell 1t is
thought the driver became confused
and turned the wrong way
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
THE JERSEY LILIES.

A new social club Of young men and
women. to be known as the Jersey
Lilies. has been formed with about
thirty members The officers are:
Louis Ludvigsen. PRESIDENT; Miss
Ellen Anderson, vice PRESIDENT; Hans
Madsen. secretary. and Edward
Smith. treasurer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10
NOTICE.

Perth Amboy Lodge, No. 7S4
will meet at their lodge room on
Tuesday, April nth, at I.5o p. m.
to attend the funeral of Brother
Conrad F. Hall. RF WHITE,
IoSoo 40 It EXaltan Kuier
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

Private lessons in dancing at lal Oak
st. near Market, given by Prof. LleDau,
of New York: waltz guaranteed.
1882 3-s If m-w-sat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-04-10

You will finG rooms more quickly if
YOU use the News wan ctoluum.
Arizona republican., 1905-11-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST

PAY TAXES NOW-The best time to pay city taxes will be early Mon- day morning. The goth of this month is the last day of grace and it is not far distant. One can make good money by settling before the penalty is at- tached.
 HE WAS REALLY A BURGLAR John Quinones was sent to jail for seven days and Juan Robles for thirty days by Judge Johnstone yester- day. The first offender had just beer disturbing the peace but the second one may be thankful that he had his hear ing before a kind hearted justice. Ir reality he was guilty of burglary hav- ing entered a house in the southeast part of town and carried off a lot of woman's apparel Judge Johnstone however sent the man to jail for petty larceny and saved the county the eX- pense of keeping him until the next grand jury meets.
 SELLING SAN DIEGO-J. Marion Asher, representing the Folsom Broth CTS company of San Diego, real estate brokers, left this morning for Pres colt accompanied by his two assistants and his wife. During their stay ir T dents of this valley many pieces oi property in the tract near to San Diego in which they are particularly inter- ested, Pacific Beach. By their faiI business methods and honest dealings they have during their stay in Phoe- nix made many friends. It is under stood MT. Asher and party will spend a few days in Prescott in the interests of his company.
 A SHOOTING AT ARLINGTON.- A telephone message was received al the sheriffs' office last evening from Charles Peterson at Arlington, saying that one Mexican had shot another there. It was supposed that the shoot ing took place at the works on the Arlington canal. MT. Peterson did not mention the names of either the shooter or his victim. He said that the weapon used was a 22-calibre rifle and he did not think that the wound was dangerous one, as the Mexican was able to walk about. The man who did the shooting was in custody. Dep uty Sheriff Williams, of Liberty, who
Arizona republican., 1905-11-12

ing. In the party will be many mem bers of the Masonic order who will also visit Flagstaff and attend the Masonic sessions in that city and sev- eral bankers of the southern part of the territory who will attend the meet ing of the Arizona Bankers associa- ton which meets at Prescott.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12
HAVING
TIME OF LIFE
Needs no Alarm Clock to
Awake Him Early.
Up Shortly After Dawn, Ate q
Hearty Breakfast and Started
ed on Hunt-Killed Coy
Ote With Own Hands.

Frederick. Okla, April I2-S Shortly
after dawn this morning the president
WAS up. breakfasted and started
away ON another hunt. Up to noon
no tidiDgs had come from him or his
party. The president before starting
said that he hoped to outdo his wolf
catching exploit Of yesterday, whom
with his own hands hs captured and
killed . large coyote which had been
battling with the dogs. He also
killed . large rattlespsks With his
quirt. The president 10 ep3oyin
himself hugely and stated last night
that he would not have missed
this fuu for $4,000.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12
Attempt at Suicide.

Denver. April l2-Fred Bsrtlett,
q man who was we'll known ~ the ex.
the famous outlaw BLACK Jack"
Ketchum. tried to take his own life
this morning by shooting himself in
the head. He now lies at st. Luke's
hospital in . serious condition and IL
not likely to recover He has been
i'll for long time and 1t 10 supposed
that dependency over his poor health
caused the rssh act.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12
School Shoes

We have the best that is
to be had for boys and girls
for the school. Also a well
selected line Of dress shoes
ard oxfords, both in patent
leather and kid, black and
tan, at any price you may
want.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

A wreck on the Rio GrAude rail.
road west Of Salids tied traffic up TO-
day. All east bound through trains
are being held. No. . will arrive
after 8 O'Clock tonight ~ the first Sec
ton Of No. 4. There will be two
other sections OF that train.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12
Den yer.

Two men are under arrest In Pu.
eblo charged with stealing one rieoe
Of 81 inch cable $40 feet lous and .
piece Of ~ inch cable 100 feet long
from the wells Of the Columbia Crude
Oil company south Of this city. ON.
cor Tabor yesterday communicated
with the sherifY's Office in Pueblo and
tho men were Arrested later in the
day.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12
Millionaire Must PAY.

Vienna. April l2-The suit Of DR..
Ganvs against Rudolph Spreckies. the
California millionaire for go. .000
was decided In his favor today. The
costs were also taxed to Spreokle les
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

Washington. April pa we'll
known Newspaper correspondent writes
the Associated press that Field Mar
shal OyAma's plans are to capture
Vladivostok before the Russian feet
can reach that port.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12
Lest You Forget.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce will be belo
this evening at O'Clock. It 10 Jour
duty to be present.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FREMONT.

n. A.Kain. Chicago; ". r. Payne.
Des Aoines: J. H. Louoks. Den.
yer; Tbos. B. Hale. city; X. n.
Hendriokson. St. Louis; ". N.
Reysr. Denver; A. v. Taylor. Salt
Lake: Capt. A. e. Williams. u. 8.
A.; Dol. 8. b Scholts. Denver; II.
l.. SlAytop. Chicago; A. Cohn.
Denver.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12
Cut ON Crude OIL,

Pit:sburg. Pa, April I2-The
Standard OIL Co.. TO-DAY announced .
cat Of 3 cents on crude oil.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12
More Hopeful.

Washington. Conn. April I2-
Senator Plat continues to improve
and his physicians are more hopeful.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12

Gunshu Pass. April l2-Today .
part of the Japanese army started for
Vladivostok and the siege Of that
great seaport will commence at once.
The movement will soon be In foil
progress with 100. 600 men led by Nogi
who will be joined by $1,000 fresh
Japs landed at Dalny some 10 days
ago. The Russians can do nothing to
stay Nogi. as they are having all they
can do to keep Oyama in check.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-12
Nogi Sent on Hurry-up Orders
to Capture vladivostok-
10000 Men at His
Command.

Amsterdam, April IA cablegram
from Batavia. Java, says that fight
ing is now in progress between the
Japanese and Russian vessels of the
Anambas island. details of which are
not obtainsble. 1t Ia believed how
ever, that the battle ia between the
Japanese torpedo flotilla and the Rus
sian lighter craft.
Five Dutch warships are watching
the battle.
The Anambas island where the bat
tie is in progress is located in the
southern part Of the China seas about
200 miles northeast Of Singapore.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-01
SEES iIbett @eines bon.

Cine Muitertrauung Fat in Maiz
lamb itattgefunben, poer itattfinben
irlen. @nen Sreunben Der 4%bitinens
our @rbauung lei Die tragifomii9e
@ef9i9te taiebereegeben. Dor Dem
Stanbesamte eri9ien alio cine So9s
aeitsgeieaidatt. Die einf6lieBli9 bes
&rautpaares f9on am friiben Moraen
bon fiiben Weines mar. DIS Der
8rGutigam feline perionalien angeben
ipnte, padte i'm Der Seufel @lfo6pl
am @enid unb mari i'm nit @u6t
eegen ben Stanbesbedmten, tporauf
ale beibe bur9 cine frif9 seitri9ene
ipaniI9e Danb hinbur9 auT ben
gpben fauiten uno bur9einanber
fonerten. @or S9red iiber bieIen
GoppelpurSelbaum purbe bic 8raut
i9pa9, BEL pel9er 8elesenbeit =
Yarbpn, lieber 2efer = Die Stanbess
amtsregiiter cine Sou9e bon Got6,
ipein iber ii9 sr9eben lafen mubten.
Der nit Mii6e unb Hotb tpieber ouf
Die 8eine 9etommene 9err Stanbesz
bedmte meints nun bOfli9, ob Die
9erri9aften ni6t lieber Bis mprqen
iparten tppIten, aber bic Mntport
mar, bab Die gan5e @eIeGf9aft auf ibn
s%inDrang unb i'm unter S6impfen unb
Sroben unb unter 4usf trDmunq zines
ungluubli6en WeinarOmas our T(u9t
nDtbigte. @nbli9 ndbte cine @nsa6l
itdbtif3er 5euerpebrleute = leiber
Obne SpriBe =, Die Die 6pdseitsoez
feni9aft manu- militari" ouf bic
Strabe iebte, nobel es gu elmer TO-
lennen Gauferei fam. Sb bas berz
e6rte 8rdutpdar Says bdrduf ipiepers
febrte unb in pel9em 3uftanbe, unb
mas Der 9err Stanbesbedmte unb Der
frii9 geftri9ene ipunifde DanbI6irm
ba5u iagten, entsiebt ii9 leiber unfe>
rer &enntniB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-01
Srdu, bere1 6eibe

CINE 5rdu, oeren betoe
Gatten i'm &riege gefuQen finb, bat IN
Baltimore bas 3eitli9e geisgnet. Sc
lit bies 6rau Dora .. Goldman, Die
i'm Otter bon "a Sa6ren on Offers
idpd9e ftarb. Sbr eriter @utte,
Gaspar @eift, perlpr fem 2eben am
10. @pril 1861 BEL Dem 4ufrubr on
Prattitrabe, als bas 6. MaHa9uiettsz
Regiment bort bon elmer 8pltsmenge
bngegriffen tpurbe. Gr erbiett einen
S6uB our9 bic 8ruit, benz er in siniz
gen Stunoen erlag. = Na9 5pet
Sabren ber6eirat6ete fi9 bic @itttpe
nit 9errn Qbam Goldman, Der in ei=
ner S9la9t fiel. Die Spbte ftammte
aus Seuti9lanb unb mar zines Der
G~lteiten Mitelteber Der 9er3 Seiuz
Stride in 9isblanbtopn.
Oretbfg ginpanberer, bic
bebaupten, 8raiilianer gu iein, purben
gu Ssbensburs i'm Staate SEEM gpri
bon gintpanberungs 9 Snfpeftoren gu
riidsepiefen unb buben on Der canabi=
f6en @rsnae Elm Eager aufgei4lagen
unb bic 9eri9te um !9ilfe erfu9t. Die
2eute befinben fi4 i'm 8efise bon Ha'
turalifations > Papieren, ipel4e in
Weft : @irgini.n ausgeften finb. Sit
Snipeftoren bebaupten aber, es feieu
3issunsr unb bic paptere sebOrter
ibner ni9t. Sie Srase, pb bic fragile
diem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anerfanni
fperben fonen, 1T ben 8ehOrben IN
Wafbtnator unterbreitet tporben.