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The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
ON BEHALF OF JOHN ID
Attorney TrOup Waived Service of
Warrant and Gave Bond for the Oil
Nagnate's Appearance.

Ffndlay, O., July 26.-Atsorney James
.. Troup, Of Bowling Green, on behalf
Of John D. Rockefeller today formally
waived service of the warrant aud
entered his appearance in court and at
the same time gave bond in the sum
OF $4,000 for Mr.. Rockefellers appear
ance Tuesday, September 4 The bond
is signed by John D. Rockefeller, BY
James O. Troup. his attorney and Geo,
2. Jones, of F'indlay.
At the same time that the bond was
given motion TO quash the informa-
ton charging Rockefeller with consplr-
acy was also filed The allegations are
First That a prosecution will not
lie under any information and only
under an Indictment
Second. That the affidavit of 1fIi.
davants were not properly made.
Third. That many and several dis
tinct Offenses are charged in a single
count and is bad for duplicity.
The case is to be heard September !.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
Everett Spence, II Years, in Gus
tody for the Crime.
0TEA->oL CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE
corporation Commission Finds That
the Railroad Wreck at Hamlet Was
caused by Failure of Agents to Obey
uies-Commission Recommend In
staliatiOn of Block System
Especial to The Messenger

Raleigh, \. c.. July 26.-Eye-ott
Spence, a Raleigh boy, about Il wears
old, was this afternoon held by a JUS
tice of the peace, after having confessed
to the shooting last night incidental 70
the death of the young negro. Waltz
CnaVls, In the eastern suburbs Of Ra-
leigh, the negro having died in a short
while. A number of witnesses wer
examined and at the conclusion of the
nearing the three other men alleged
to have been implicated were dismiss
ed. In confcssing Spence claims self
defense, as his face is marred and
bruised by a blow purporting to have
been made last night by a rock. Be-
| fore arriving at a decision the coroners
jury We're driven to the scene Of tka
shooting after which a verdict was
quickly given
Thirty state prisoners were today
taken TO the state farm at Tillery.
Basing its announcement On findings
as preventative in further railroad
wrecks, the North Carolina Corporation
Commission this Afternoon rendered
decision in the matter of the wreck of
two trains last Sunday evening on the
SeabOard Air Line near Hamlet This
is an endorsement Of the block systems
and recommends such installation The
commission ordered that a report of its
findings be mailed to President Walter
OF the railroad company. The report
sets forth those who were examined
as persons having knowledge Of the
facts concerning the wreck. There is
also set forth in this report these sew
eral facts:
This collision was caused by failure
of agents Of the railroad company to
observe and obey rules and regulations
of the company governing the move
useful purpose for Corporation Com,
useful purpose for the COrporatin Com
mission to find which agent or agents
are guilty Of negligence, in this matter,
as such finding would not be binding
or conclusive upon any one, and night
be prejudicial in other Investigations.
The purpose of our investigation, rs ali
understand it, is that the Corporation
Commission might take such meas
ures as are within their powers to pre-
vent recurrence of such accidents. We
are satisfied that the collision would
not have occurred had the block sys-
tenn been in operation on the portion
of the road where it occurred The
operator at Rockingham and the Oper-
ator at Hamlet, only six miles apart
permitted trains to leave these places
at about the same instant OF time,
meeting each other and neither knew
that this had been done until the trains
were beyond their control. This could
not have happened under the block
system. Eight passengers and seven
freight trains besides the special trans
daily go over the Seaboard Air Lines
single track between Hamlet and Mon
roe. We have no power to order the
block system of signals to be put in
operation on this section OF the road,
but we do most earnestly recommend
that the Seaboard Air Line railway in
stall the block system service between
Hamlet and Monroe as soon as prac-
ticable."
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31

by an Unknown Man After
Leaving Court Roon-Dragged Her
Across Pavement. Saying. MARY
Come With Me-

eittsburg. Pa. July es.-Just after
ieaVing the court house today following
the adjournment OF the Eartie divorce
case Mary Scott Hartje. the respon-
oen' In the case was attacked by an
unknown man on the street. Despite
Ine crowd about the court house at
the Tune the man made his escape al
thouEh q short chase after him was
taken up He DISAPPEARED through an
2i!eY in the vicinity Of the court house
Mrs Hartje left the building accom-
panied o. Mrs. Alexander w. Slocom
who has been Mrs Hartte's constant
companion throughout the hearing
me women were on the way 10 the
othce Of John Freeman. Mrs
Hart1e's counsel. They had gone but
few steps from the court house
when man having the appearance
OF mill worker thrust out his arm and
grabbing Mrs Hartje dragged her
across the pavement saying: Mary
come with me-
Screaming with fright Mrs Hartje
managed In escape from the man and
found refuge in Mr.. Freeman's office.
In the meantime the man started to
run but soon was lost TO the view or
those who took UP the chase. Later
Mrs. Slocom pointed out a man as the
assailant and he was arrested. but was
released when Mrs, Hartje said he was
not the man.
Today was the first since the hear
Ing that Mrs. Hartje has appeared on
the street without q detective being
near. At her own request the detec-
tiVes We're dismissed from protecting
her.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
FINE WATERMELONS
Mr.. w. 4. Moore. of Bruns"lck.
Brought in a lot Of 800 Melons Yes
fnrGay

The finest lot Of watermelons we
have seen this season. and it IS not
often that much fner lot is seen, was
brought to this city yesterday by Mr.
W. A. Moore. who lives near South
port He had 500 melons and none of
them weighed under thirty pounds.
Mr. Moore has reputation Of being
one of most successful melon growers
in the state and long ago he was rec
ogn,zed as the champion melon grower
in Brunswick and New Hanover coun-
ties He say. the wet weather has
damaged his melons some. Most or
his melons are of the Cuban variety.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
FDloSiOp Wrecks Store.

Shelby. O., July Pa terrific eX-
plosi0n. followed by fire, today wrecked
the big Schwab and Clark grocery. One
member OF the firm and two children
were saved from death after heroic
efforts OF the fremen- 4 quantity Of
refuse in a furnace n the basement
exploded spontaneously Albert Clark.
who was sitting directly over the fvr-
mace was blown 10 the ceiling and his
life is despaired of. The two children
were in the apartments above lie
store and their cries brought the fire
men 10 their rescue.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
DID NOT OBEY INJUNCTION
NayOr johnson Appears Before Judge
TO Answer to Charge Of Contempt.

Cleveland O., July 26.-Mayor Tom
L. Johnson and w. ]. Springborn' d.
rector of public service, appeared be-
fore Judge Ford in Common Pleas
court today to answer to the charge
of contempt, filed against them yes
terday by the officials of the CleVe-
land Electric Railway Company II
was alleged that they were in con-
tempt because they failed TO opey
an injunction issued by the court re-
straining them from tearing up the
tract, of the cleveland Electric RallWa
in FULTON street. Judge Ford decided
that the whole matter should be post
none6 until Thursday, July 31st, In Or
der to have the merits of the question:
brought out. The court held tnat the
Mayor should have observed the IN
i,1nction when it was served and Or
dered that any further work IN that
street cease forthwith.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
FUNERAL OF III. s. BYRD
Remains Laid to Rest in Family Bury
Ground Near Byrdsville.

The funeral of Mr.. H. 5. Byrd. OF
Phoenix, who was killed in the wreck
on the Seaboard Air Line sunday even
ing near Hamlet was held Wednesday
about noon, the interment taking place
at his old honre. ByrdsViile, a station
on the Atlantic Coast Line. about %
miles from Phoenix.
There was a large assemblage Of the
friends of the deceased and the exer-
cises were conducted by Rev. Mt
BOney.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31

Were on Their Way 10 Work ia Cot
ton NliIls-Stril1ers Return to Work.
((SDecial to The MessengerD

OSpecial to The MessengerD
Fayetteville, n. c., July pa crowd
of thirty Italians from lower east side
Of New York, on their way to Hope
Mills to take jobs in cotton mills there
stopped here tonight and will be ship
ped back north in the morning. they
are in charge of the sheriff here and
policemen. Trouble arose over the pig
strike at Hope Mills day or two ago
when a thousand of white operatives
went on strike because of the presence
of this imported Italian labor. Only
seven foreigners had arrived, but this
party was on its way to join them. Of-
ficials of the company decided to depOrt
the immigrants and white labor mas
returned to work. No further trouble
is feared.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
Governor VIII Not Interfere.

birmingham, Ala, July 26.-Gover-
nor Jelks tonight ended one Of the
most determined fights ever made in
the state to save man from the gall
lows, by deciding that he will not inter-
fere in the execution Of John
Williams an aged white man at Gull
man. Ala, tomorrow. Williams waz
convicted of the murder of State Sem
ator r. L. Ripp. about two years ago
while Hipp was trying TO serve an
custer document on the old man,
which would have left him homeless.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31

Ihe police are becoming more active
In breaking up the meetings in the
capitals. Today they invaded a con-
ference OF st. Petersburg aldermen.
which was held in private house and
placed all of those in attendance under
arrest for five hours while the house
was searched and papers examined.
News has been received here that
raclal troubles have broken out at
krasneriarsk between Russians and
natives Of Siberia. One person was
killed and six were wounded in the
first encounter.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31

In.le T<-ndent Telephone Companies Or
ganiEe for Purpo>c Of stronger Com
uctitlon-

Greensboro. y &. July 25-Rspre-
sentatiYes ot the various independent
telephone companies IL North Carolina
me: here today and formed an organ
izarion for the purpose % stronger
competition with the Bell company.
Some % .Os0 phones we're represented
az the conference
". A Wynne OK Raleigh. -. c. vas
chosen president Of the organization
and b. w. Leayitt Of Southern Pines,
secretary and treasurer.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
Root Elected Honorary Member

Rio de Janerio July 2f.-At today :
session OF the International American
conference. Baron De Rio Branco. the
Brazilian minister OF foreign affairs
and Secretary Root were elected hon
orary presidents. The conference viii
reconvene July 26rh-
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
HIS FATHER DEAD
Mr.. Charles eagle, Who is Chief Clerk
at the TarrymoOre, Received Mes
sage Yesterday Announcing Death of
His Father.

Mr.. Charles eagle. chief clerk At the
barrymore hotel, received telegram
from Durham yesterday morning an
the death OF his father who
died very suddenly. AS soon as Mr..
eagle received the telegram ne hasten
ed to this city but reached the station
a few minutes after the train had gone.
Mr eagle has the deepest sympathy
of many friends in this city in the loss
Of his parent.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
1 he Nav pf II.

Charity and Children says: a lads
living in South Carolina, but who hs.lsi
from the north. came down Ia tracn
the southern people how to treat thc
negro A lustful brute living on tn.
place, whom she declared was per
feet gentleman took advantage uf
the fact that she was alone and help
less and committed an assault upon
her. We hope this gentleman vii!
not be lynched.
We have entertained the same hopes
and are reminded OF m incidenc IN
one Of our southern hotels. There weg-
several northern fellows there iu =
party and had been there for Gom"
days. They had been liberal with thei-
tips to the negro walters in an cfTorl
10 get good service. A southern CUES
wanted something done and used sOmc
pretty stiff language ia issuing his
orders TO the waiter. In every instance
the -negTU's response vas electrical.
The northern fellows, the first oppcr-
tunity. wanted 10 know OF the waiter
why IL was that they had given him
money and treated him like n gentle-
man" and he had not hustled around
for them like he did for the southern
er who had been rough. The negroes
reply was: Boss, he's alright: | IN
dersta nds him The RObesoriaK
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
Accepts Imitation.

Richmond, Va. July 26th. Cover
nor Swanson today accepted an invita-
ten TO be one OF the committee on
reception of William ]. Bryan on the
occasion of the great meeting 10 be
held in New York on the return Of
Mr.. Bryan from abroad
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
Lived Rc,nnd Iii. Mcan.: Now In jail.

Lived Beyond Ills Means: Now In jail.
High Point. \. {, July 2i-Trylng
to live beyond his means caused IL I.
Mans, an insurance agent 1ho has
been here several weeks. 10 get into
trouble and he IL low languIshins n
the city prison.
Young Minis secured "a position a
agent for the CrotAn Life Insurance
company OF this place several weeks
ago bu. had done little IL any sOEk
for s1em
few days ago he went tn Chan
Grove and while there had a Sir. Doy-
vault 10 cash a cheek for Sl2 n !a.pI
of Mrs. II +. Minis from whic1 9
would be Inferred that he Is mar:.ei.
yet 4 is Learned thai he Is 4 single
man.
The check vas pre.entsd 10 the Flrs:
National Bank here for payment anf
vas sent back Io ar. Doyyault AZ
China Grove with the information that
there were no funds 10 credit of saii
party there As L result NJ. Doy-
vault had Minis arrested and The trial
occurs today lie IS said 70 hail from
Danv!lle Special To Raleigh Times
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31

Mr.. c. c. Hargrove, repreSentlns lne
Babcock Buggy company, or wafer
town. New York was mere YESTERDAY
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31

Mr.. r A Morrow. OF Monroe, spen
yesterday in the city.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31

,.fT-fH ti ttt''
VIII Tide the COruntry
:-Tn. Condition of
..-,,.o,,. taI, Rus
a'.-' - Nal,
arj''
k.Ini"r III ->''
L. ri PaIIidi'i'l'' "i'o
/ .. IN Breaking Up Meet
/ prfn~ Made TO De-
n.,..,,...
oc ..o
'.--,'
u ~
Il .1.'l'-e" ''""' III .-.h -
&,-L.r. expressed MS cOnn-
.,:- nYI.rv with the aid
/ ,atrfo+ism of the
'-- .. -,
b. m ".-1'.r III 'p''0 VI " l
j 81. nya. ana TeIldDle, VIII
1 ..,rliament He en-
.a1, 49,,
q ''' .'-- 2
3 -~a1Aaoa'h on 0uhudy- tne
H. ,aa outlaWed parliament
/ -.,~4..ntarive nor caDah,o
/ H. ao,
4 I've WI H. ! - p0
ko-1 "t the leaders OF the
I. ra. democrats, not attempt
,r hi. innrncsion that -ha
-uoLirirv # tho marty was
~ insincnritv and truak-
10 morar clement of the rev-
r~r.~ 5id not honestly believe
.rar2I 4xDr0Dri1tiOn Of
.9ugrcre amnesty. Their
n 80 features WAS merely
i .~r
T. ,.ar the members Of the
4 v.,- not arrested for SIGN
E-nr- manifesto because that
i I'LL have conferred a mild
j -,.rrd nartydOm on them,
/ would be- promptly held re-
/ .u. .lr slightest s9ditious
.- d, refusal to pay taxes
4 .-uttS tor The army.
eminent $ sudden access Of
], ..areahle to the cOnsterna-
--T A'9d'tl GUS IdIl III RUSSIAN
q 1ome and abroad. The
+ which the government can
-".' Is money.
1. MStailment OF the big
kua-rl prior to the assembling
(lea' IS due August l, and the
p Russia has frightened the
H. refusing to pay in any
r. Finance Minister kOk-
been bom0arded by tele-
r. French. English and Ger
|k7.S urging on him the ne
/ supporting the market. Bus
.I,a Of the activity of the
bankers in bidding up
,-r hourSe here and at Mos
E-.a. as Well as for the re-
,l~ to'urc. under NJ. KokOv-
F@-.ua As a matter of fact
--"2. can hardly be blind
Gene" under its nose that it is
q Volcano. For the last
hours The central commit
",.a. democrats. social rev.
peasant leagues, railroad
T. and ,eelgraphers' union,
P-A'a.E committee. have been
/ Parliamentary groups, not
question of calling a gen
/ .N' actually on the ques-
7. ,At1uJ a counter coup
-aa. decision has yet been
practically all the prOleta-
~~.1.' IONS. including that OF
| 81. men, but excepting the
nave already pronounced
Ills step.
-.r> viii he held by repre-
. N" other grOups and the
.-' "I The support which q
movement will receive
am. is therefore vital. AT
p" FINLAND Tuesday night
MS and sailors Of the garri-
Z oath -n fight on the sidf
apparent to disinteresteC
u 'ae situation that the
is .o'rring on it's presen
, .a.I blunder in lackins
... .o rrest the member:
'-@aa- In its desire t,
-.- IT cared to go furthe,
..r~ I'll. publication of tn,
Parliament to the countr,
.........-.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31

Mr.. W. J. Stilley, Of Gddsboro. is
registered at The Orton.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31

Interview Quite Informal and Marked
by the Cordiality With Which Mr..
Bryan Was Received-Conyersati
Largely on Subject Of Peace.

London, July 26.-Wiiliam J. Bryan,
who was introduced by Ambassador
Reid. was received in private audience
by ikng Edward at Buckingham Pal
ace today. The visit was paid at the
kings special request, his Majesty haV-
ing notified Mr.. Reid that he desired
to meet Mr.. Bryan. The interview
was quite informal and was marked by
tn pleasing cordiality which the king
is accustomed to show Americans in
whom he is interested. Only the king.
Mr.. Reid and Mr.. Bryan were present
The conversation largely turned on the
subject of peace and the conference
of the Inter Parliamentary Union, with
the obpects OF which the king showed
himself thoroughly in accord.
subsequently the king received some
eighty members Of the Inter Parlia-
mentary Union in the Throne room,
Congressman Richard BarthOldt. of
Missouri: T. E. Burton. of Ohio: and
representing the American group. Mr..
Bryan accompanied his three compa-
triots at this function, which was
somewhat in the nature of a leVe.
At the formal sitting o. the Inter
Parliamentary Union Mr.. Bryan moved
a vote Of thanks TO King Edward,
Premier Campbell ll-BaEnerman. the
government, the house of commons,
the house of lords. the members of the
british group of the union, and Lord
Weardale, for their generous hospital
ity. constant attention and COUrtesies.
II was enthusiastically carried.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-07-31
F[ERFvL VIEW
|t the Situation in
/, BY N. StoIpIn.
+ HANDED REFORMS
.1s Policy Of the Gov
rnpnt in the Future.

l,.rgti,m Of the Masses ana
VIII Tide the Coruntry
|. rrs-i-Iilc Condition of
csr-r DISASTROUS Fail in Rus
...,.-,ovcrnmcnt Made
L,.,ol.r in Not Arresting
ri Parliament - Police
| ..,. III Breaking Up Meet
s,,rmp, Being Made to De-
/ dread Bridges,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
Gin frabwer Snoianapolis Ya=
trolmann
lin $500 beraubt.

Der frtihsre biefge patrolmann ..
u. Sut4er, ruelaer bor circa A Sabrei
an Der gds Der penniplsania unb
Wafbin9iOn Str. pofttrt NOR. unb
ieitoem tn einsm Sutpelengsi6dft In
Dapton, O., bs.heilist ift, wuroe burd
ginbre&er I'm $1,000 bsraubt.
Builder rabm am l3. DECEMBER cine
6ppOtbsi far $1,000 auf isin Seim auf
uno Dsrtrauts oisie Summs sinsm 2if.
len on. trosoem ibm feline 5rau rieib,
bas @slo III Der gant 3u bsponiren, ba
sr basielbe on sinem Srei3ebntsn" sr.
baitsn babe, absr Builder faets, sr Tel
ni3t abereldubii9. unb isbt if bas
i96ns 9slo fort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
Ser Staat Subiama
Bia pon S. Oscar Senberion $4,000
;urId baben.

8eneral.Anpalt CHARLES 90. Utiuer
ret4te in benz Supsrior9eri1t tn oei
RIaasTnae oss Staatss Snoiana gsasr
ben frti5ersn Staats.aubitpr, 5. Ss'
car 6enserIon, peri6isbene Derbshert'
parnsrnpbsn Elm, uno beIduft nd
iebt bic eumme Der angebli4 einge'
npmmsnen uno ni9t absslisfertsn Gel
Der auf $4,000.
sn erIter 2inis ions 6enoerfon on
eebli9 100000 sisusrn bon ausldn'
biT9en gsrF6srunesssi ein'
gsnommsn nbsr nidt abgeliefert 6aben
Sn ;ueitsr 9inis psresn $50. 600
mel&e sr als 8sbi6rsn tollsttirte uni
,urhdbebielt. rstlamtrt. Sn oritt.l
2ini. pirb ssiast. 9snbsriOn bei4uI
biee i.inen 0oradneer, baB er ben
Staats $40, 600 iOl9sr psrsshene De
biibren i4uloe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
etsuns Oct et9erbeitsbsbOrae

Die Si9erbsiisbsb6rbe trat gsfsrn
Na&mittas tn eisuns. Widtise We-
i&dfte gelangtsn isine CUR @rlsoigung.
Die @ontracte nit ben beiben &eles
pbongeielli@aftsn tpurbsn ernsusrt. unb
unb 3uar gum preiie BON 1888 ftir
ben 9isnf Der neuen @eisllf&aft unb
$1,000 fur bic alten $elepbone. Der
ltnteri4ieo I'm preiie rh6rt baber, bab
bic Central Union 60. bebeuteno mebr
Snifrumente au lisfern bat, ba ale
Detettibs unb gsbeimpolisifen bas
alte pbone I'm 6auis babsn.
gbas. 6ulsman, 1853 gbnrles Ctr.
uurbs gum Seputp Ssnfpeftor ftir
Wabe unb 8sui9ts ernannt. 81
ntmmt bie SteIIs bes NIT benz erffer,
bss Sabrss ausi&eibsnoen Anop We.
Nanaman etn, peI9er gum Dsputp.
Coroner ernannt uurbe.
5susrms6rmann @bmarb Stubbs
wurbe gum 2eutnant aban3irt.
6olgenoe Subffituts 6euertpebr.
leute uerbsn nod benz erffen bes neuen
Sabres aIs re9uldre Jeuerwehrleuts
anerfannt
6ranf W. Dates, Sobn q. Wbeat'
lep. SEQ. u. Slider. CHARLES gaban.
Der unb @m. &eeop.
Die erifen brei Rnb Republifaner.
bic beioen lebten Oemofraten.
Der Santtor, tueI&er bie Office Der
Si&erbeitsbeb6rbs reir3ubalten bat,
batte benz si&srbsitsratbs einsn tIei.
men Sannsnbaum auf ben 8ii& ge'
fiellt. bod bersaben bic RitsIieoer
benielbsn NIT @sidsntsn au bstorisrsn.
Su Be3ug auf bas Auto, wel&es
benz poli3si&ef bOr siniger 3eit Be-
wiaigt puroe, iR ne9 ni&ts unter'
rlommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
@ssen rsomentaueu 0ela=
inausels
Den Sdnben pom Sruitess iiberssben.

Die @ei9dftsanesIsesnheitsn be:
prdfioentsn Der Snbiana Wanufactu.
ring @ompanp, Nrtbur u. WcRain,
bat berislbe ben Sdnben bon bre
Srufess tibsrIafsn. um bas SntereR'
BON osHen @rebitoren 3u fatiben. @i'
man iugt, tibsrfsiasn bic actiba BIZ
pafhba bsosutenb uno perben oie Gre
bitoren feinen Gent berlieren.
Die Actibas bon WeRain ioqer
$500. 600 bstraesn, wdbrsnb bic pai'
Rpas un9efd6r bic eumme bon $50.
600 errei9en tusrbsn, tppau nod eircl
s25. 600 nsbenId&li&e S9ulbsn Tom
men m6gen.
6srr Weaatn fagt. oieIs Angslsgen'
belt lei bon psrf6nIi9sr Ratur unb ben
nmfanb 3usui&reibsn. bob fein @api'
tai msifsns fefflisss uno waros BIT
Snbiana manufacturing 60. burdaus
ni9t In Witlsibsni&aft ss3ossn tusrosn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-20
Ssroa9tiser Na&arbsiter.

Sollte es ptrfli& m6gli6 isin, ba&t'
9sfsrn Absnb poIisiff Woslsp, oils E,
bic Mafa3uistts ape. sntlang tan
unb mebrere Wale fab er genau bin.
sbs er isinen Nussn glaubte.
Dor ibm fubr Elm Dtann NIT einem
s9ubtarren. auf usl6sm R@ gemsnt'
blbde befanoen. Wosbp elite tim
nod. boIts ben Mann sin, unb bena3'
ri3tigts bsnielben, bob es bereits {
Winuten nod Arbsitsf6luB iei.
Der Angereoste iebte oie Rarre ab.
brsbts Fn um, iab bic Uniform uni
rib aus. Diefe 8batia9e mar es, mel
DE Wosbp psrbd&tia porfam uno e'
isbts bintsrorsin. gs gelang ibm osr
6Itidtline sinaubolsn unb nod geb6ri'
gem Rampfs bis CUR patrolbor ~
f&lsppsu, BON mo berielbe nod be,
Station sebra2t tuuroe; Der eifrtg'
arbeiter, eesen ben bic sntlaae bel
HisbRabls erbobsn wurbe. regiRrtrt'
tn Der Station als Sobn WcDabe.
1921 Worb Wstp Seriep 6trabe.