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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

az work and the progress made 20
that he can make a full report 60
the council tonight.
Bosrd Meeting Called.
During The afternoon q meeting
OF the board ~ health was held 20
atFelghten out any difficulties
which might arise IN the transfer
% authority IN the plague campaign
from the hands Of tho local author.
tiles 20 Or Cofer.
Df Cofer will not take charge Of
the plague work until tomorrow.
awaiting fnil adjustment ~
authority and responsibility before
taking hold. u IL expected that
the city council will take action
tonight. authorizing the health de.
partmeut 70 work under the direo-
ton Of Dr. Cofor TO avoid any
clashes ia the enforcement %
plague regulations.
DR. Cofer will take up bis head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
MARKETS CLOSE
VERY STRONG

NEW YORK. Nov Stock
opened Al a materially lower level
than Saturdays final figures. Union
Pacific losing points ON the inltlAl
quotation. and the rest a the list
from 70 points This break vas
attributed 60 the poor bank state
meut issued Saturday. which
brought out many iiquldatinE orders
from scared outsiders. Directly aft
er the opening. under the stimulus
of urgent bidding from investment
sources. the market enjoyed a quick
rally. The feature % the upturn
vas the numerous huying orders ~.
ceived from foreign houses. short.
~ before p M the exchange vas
flooded with buying orders. throw
ina the bear cfoNd into = trefuos
and causing a general scramble for
cover Union Pacific and pannmyl
tania gained 8 points from the Ice
polnt. and Copper s. Paul and
keaaing each gained I points The
close was strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

agents and Of rs president by the
Egand Jury Of 1908 During The
years since then the financial A.
fairs % the company have - PROS
peree that those franchises have,
according to the eompanya claims,
become yaiueleaa
And yet the company r. far from
bankrupt Its earnings. which
amounted In 1909 20 kf,sTg. f0i. had
Increased IN 1893 70 g.. 0ae. T26. ia
1906 10 k2.13f .27s. IA 1905 20 s.. bs5..
81. ard In 1905 10 sa.i0f.a ass. For
the ~ months ending with MAJ III
1901. they were g.. s1s 31s. and FOR
the year 1907 they viii exceed o.
500 .e0e.
company's Earnings Gig.
The net earnings Of the company
Tor the year ending May 81. 1907.
were ss0s 1877 These figures are
froFn the circular issued By Stone
4 Webster on August /. 1907 This
u equal 70 per cent interest on
more than the entire $4,000. 600 Of
the company's capitalization AZ that
time. and the circular shows that
thu market value of the COMPANY
property a. the time IL vas issued
vas tls.i9s.ooo.
Taking 90 per cent az but a nor.
ton Of this actual market value. Mr.
Parish assessed ali of the com
pany's property ~ ts.4o6.s The
board reduced this % t7.a2f $50.
The company nov asks that u be
further reduced BY the amount of
The value placed on lts franchise.
or ff.6ss. s9s. leaving the assessed
value Of 81 property. worth Sc. los.
600. ~ but t3.22s.Ge5.
The issue In the Seattle Electric
eompany's suit l. this. The com.
pauy's property. despite all tar.
dodgiug preccdenfs has been a.
seased for 1907 ~ So per cent 81
what u Is reasonably worth The
company asks that the assessment
be reduced 70 but 81 per cent Of
what u g. really worth In short.
Z desires, following pFeccdents en-
tahlished In preceding years. 70
dodge two-thlrdH OF ita taxes and
saddle them upon other taxpayer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
ROOSEVELT
TO LET UP

created already much better feeling
and a fuller understanding between
Roosevelt and the grea. financiers
OF the country This is regarded
here as the most substantial pro-
gress that has been made toward
lettering things financially.
In the face Of great danger
which was threatened week before
last. much Of the presidents resent
ment has died out. and there are
evidences that he will do nothing
20 keep alive the turmoil and excite
meut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
TOZIER COMING
WITH PROXIES

Nome delegation before Tozier's ar
rival Is the proper thing, as he and
his followers cut no figure In the
Fairbanks political arena, having
failed TO do anything az the primar-
les and losing everything that he
had az stake II is the belief here
that Gale. on a self government
platform, viii have no opponent In
the field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE PUBLIC

The seattle bsnks today began operating the clearing
house force In the pnelps esiss
Throughout the United states
No Or Siil be paid In small
Tor emergency purposes
Cheeks Of dsposters viii through the clearing
but will paid the Of
N you deposltor IN esstle bank. siah
bill debt drew check bank, Payable
only through Seattle clearing hous"
your baker grocer msrehsnt at always
II accustomed ells ~ cheek.
In other ~ords business will be transacted banks
checking basis
Cheeks drafts will be deposit BY
.
Savings deposits be withdrawn required
notice has given. ard then clearing
only.
Transact your business with your
get excited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

WASHINGTON. Nov. Awhile
President Roosevelt does not admit
that he has in any way contributed
10 the present financial situation.
he has become convinced that he is
a very important factor In II. SO far
as Il may be improved. and the
cause for irritation and excitement
removed. lie IS deeply concerned.
according to those who have dis
cussed any phases OF the matter
with him. One OF the most hope.
ful signs is that there has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
TESTIFY TO
INSANITY OF CHOIR

placed on the witness stand In the
will contest case this morning.
Melody Has Chance.
Melody attended ali ~ up with
the fire OF new resolves. and az
last. convinced that he had been
called by divine right to lead the
devoted band OF 'parklats" into an
embowered land aa yet unenterod
by the most rabld parking fiend
He carried HIS book on "parkology"
under his arm. and lot Il be- known
at nee that he had come to read
it. There we're a few feeble pro-
teets from certain bold members of
the board who thought the meet.
Ing had been called for the purpose
OF conducting business, but these
temerarloua ones were silenced by
glance Of the gllttering eye and
vociferous speech Of the new ro-
cruit
he read for an hour and a guar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

FAIRBANKS. Alaska, Nov A.
Tho sentiment OF this entire dis.
trict Is that the politician voting
against self government will be
aud be viii never be able
TO attain any office Leroy Tozier
has 20 proxies In his pocket from
the local delegation and he viii
have nothing to say until his ar
rival az Seattle. Bion Dodge's fail
ure to make a combine with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
MONEY MARKET AND COURT
ROOM STORIES DON'T AGREE
ENrEsrAlNs At MUSICALE.

Mrs. Henry G. Ewing IL hostess
this Afternoon At a musicale at her
residence. b7i nelmoni av. ~. for
members Of chapter A. v No. O.. and
their friends Mrs Ira W. fflcks
and Mrs William HaFbAugh viii
assist tbs hostess The music will
be given b Mira Sylvia Ware Ire
land. Mrs William y Chandler. jr,
Mrs, John Waldo sneke. Mlaa 40
bic Drew. Mrs W. II White aud
Miss Saunders
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10y United Press.)

VALDEZ. Alaska, Nov 4.-Leroy
Tozler, Of Fairbanks. with 20 prox.
les has arrived overland from Fair
banks en- route 20 Seattle. thence
20 Juneau He has nothing politi-
cally TO say except that he Is bound
for juneau 10 enter into some com
bination with the Nome delegation
regarding a delegate 20 congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

5000 ~ =
NY Dear sr.--
was approached by leadnu real estate man on Mon
day
- have $4,000 in the scandnavanAmercan bank draw
ING but coal organization
or the Labor Temple would $4,000
money az cent willing 10 arrangements
Immediately and
told the party that would matter 70
you So could get it-anc this my first %
porunty n
do not know whether you could listen propo
ston or not but feel bound before you you
would like discuss further
me, send the parties to
Respectfully
Mr.. George n. Monroe A. J. eLETHgN
labor Temple Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
Actions Of Queer Man Told in Court by Those Who
Knew Him in Life and Believed He Was Mentally
UnbalanCed---He Was Thorn in Flesh Of Park
Board.

Although he tried many times
with the enthusiasm born OF faith
in a great idea. Melody Choir never
succeeded IN reading his pondorous
work on Pathology 10 listener
who sat through the entire perform
ance he tried " once at meet
Ing Of the park board Of which he
had Just been appointed a member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

4 4 Bcsspo shs Seattle Electric
nnssns " ssasAsorinx 70 float
~ nev ,ssE Issne NJ representing
|'hz. = ffes<E.zsa have a vaIue o.
aoe lhsa tIkzl millioa dollars
fsa i a. skfAmAts Characteristic
4 Fe1lir <pffEee finance
= <>s;ils - company Is en-.
la4swsss 10 ssa6e It's taxes BY
&xsss nat lss franchises are
s.slt Eoihlnz This IL an e.
aalts ehsFarisristic o. public ser.
~ .zxdo6xlag
Sszshsfs hetweeu these two
'rrnst he extreme Of public
efile< naaacs ard the extreme OF
l4sa< service sax lodging. lies the
IRA he eoaFts ara called %.
II p ~ psnElnk tar suits 70 10
nsz
gsazfT assessor Parish wrestled
- tht problem for several
'ssss 4zt unmeF and ia an ".
" = y veil within the limits %
s1<vz,ism, estimated the value
= Franchise for purposes Of
Az'ss At tk1s2sT5 ALREADY the
snpzzl through y. h Palmer. It's
Nsat had made q return % lfa
sFfr = which il listed the fran.
= having a value % gs3 sac
n1sh. sitter studying the
- : Webster circular Of Aux
nNs 70 the conclusion that fhe
valuation Of tgs.at9 was
csmpsny Protests.
#h crocodile tears the
zals representatives came
W. ~ county board on eauaii
~'a4 = August. yeremauflv pr0
~ AGAINST the value fixed by
faFisA and representing that
r tae high by 5000 600 on
sT sords that the franchise
set'a but tis2.s7s. This Is
!, W. go double the true value
u 1sschlse a. returned ~ fba
. the assessor In June
- spanly board of equalization
isa hq the company'a plead.
Anxieus 70 avoid the
49,. So lhlustiee. reduced The val
= 1xed b the Assessor 10
a iiess sss
- sac board Of equalization
% With the question IN
s lse valaatsons at Oiymuia m
~ anf came 10 TIE con
-: nat he franchise assess.
fa.afned BY King COUNT
q q, I. ~ 4. uish bg 81 per cent Act
\. y. y sh's conclusion they reduced
80 eoants fFanchlse values nv
..s... ppoftion, leaving that 81 the
~ Electric eompanys tran.
- e9mes the Seattle Electric
IN, With more crocodile
-, agie tax lodging pleas Tor
and more cutie fsh mud.
&C.,. ne actual issue involved.
-. q 10 auit 10 restrain Tho
4. = rom collecting rs taxes
y $50. = assessment IS too high bv
e.ani aasessed against lta
49, OF IN other words thai
-aehlse is worth nothing.
sa''h PAID for Franchise.
~ W. y yssrs ago Jacob Fur,h pro
|ln..s &c blanket street railway
|s., !. : q The COMPANY from tbe
z seattle. for which eervica
|ss apany paid him. according to
W. q. y affidavit $50 600 IN tke
in 'ae company Five years
's.,. = I shuiflelon. acting 81 q
|.ass agent Of the company. pro.
nsea.,s'' y electric lighting franehlea
brssss ~ methods which cost ne
'Hf The indictment Of lis
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and again he essayed 10 lnHtill the
essence Of his original researches
ia pathology into the minds OF the
city council but his efforts we're
fruitless and barren of results.
Charles W Saunders. architect
member OF the firm Of Saunders a.
Lawton. and former secretary of
the park board told Of the first
meeting 81 the board after the ap
polntment Of Melody Choir. whom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
STEAMER
SINKS

BOSTON. Nov i.-Tho officers
and crew of the Savannah line
steamship City OF birmingham had
narrow escape from death today.
when the ship struck "a rock In
Boston harhor aud sank Ia 40 feet
Of water. As soon as the boat
struck. the lifoboats were lowered.
but the birmingham went down so
rapidly that several Of the small
bnats were almost dragged down
with Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
DR.. BUCKLE
RESIGNS

DR. Daniel Buckley. assistant city
health officer rendered his resig
nation 81 the meeting ~ the board
Of health this afternoon DR. Buck
iey's resignation was caused by a
press Of other work. which. he
AYERS. makes # impossible to fur
Their carry GU his duties in cOnnoc.
ton With the health office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. THE
superior court adjourned again untn
Wednesday morning, when. n no
further holidays are proclaimed, the
Ford trial will be resumed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
SIOUX ON wAspArH.

OMAHA. Neb. Nov. a.. I
Eight companies Of cavalry 4
; are being rushed to Thunder I
Butte. s ~. 70 quiet the Sioux 4
Indians. who are about 70 take I
the warpath rs the allies 81 the ,
rebcilious utea Massacros are I
expected n the troops do not I
arrive In time. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
FLEET READY FOR A
FloHr OR A FRollc
ICY unl,sd press.)

q WASHINGTON. Nov - /
= Rumors that Admiral Evans /
. will be disciplined on account I
. of the speech he made before !
= the Lotus club IN New York !
= on Saturday. In which he said a,
. his battleships we're ready for I
. n fight or a frolic" are :
= groundless II IL no secret I
= that the fleet will be IN fight. !
= ing trim when n sails. hence I
= the officials % the navy de /
: partmeni say that Admiral I
= Evans betrayed no official ,
= secret !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 4-The
transport buford. sailing for Homo.
iulu tomorrow, viii take ! 500 pecoB
IN Philippine currency
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
Attempt Made Through The Times to Gain Control of
Coal Property Purchased by Central Labor
Council.

ter. and. upon being interrupted.
gave out the information that he
bad only hair finished The meet
ins was adjourned sine die.
Thsrs With hls Book.
II was after this that the park
committee OF the city council at
tempted 10 hold a meeting for the
discussion Of business, but Melody
waa there with his hook, which con-
tanned all that was known and much
that bad bean forgotten on parks.
and again be tried 10 read Il That
meeting broke Up Ia confusion.
no never quite despAired Of some
day finishing the reading Of the
famous work. but as they shortly
afterwards neglected 90 send him
notices OF meetings OF the park
board. the opportunity never again
presented Itself
Several witnesses we're examined
BY the contestants of the will this
morning In Al attempt 10 make q
showing Of the old mans insanity.
and AL % them testified that they
believed him mentally unsound
Attorney r {. Hughes was the
first witness eailad. and he detailed
an acquaintance with Melody Choir
extending over a period Of about
II years. but particularly IN con
nection with the time he repre-.
aanted him as attorney m q Tar.
title suit and whieh Choir finally
lost Ia the supreme court
Accused the Courts.
His defeat he took most bitterly.
and always after accused the mem.
b@rE Of The court with dishonest
prejudice against him.
John W Thatcher. assistant city
treasurer. George W Dunlap. John
C. Matrous. real estate men. had
known him more or less intimately
aud all united IN saying that they
thought him unsound of mind His
personal appearance was extremely
filthy and his presence very Of.
fensive.
" y Crockett. former assessor,
had his troubles trying 10 make
Choir understand that they were
not robhlng him. q trouble which
he admitted experiencing quite FIRE
auenfiy Oscar A. Wise. deputy
sheriff. thought the old man crazy.
The hearing of the case Is being
continued this afternoon and this
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-04
FOR PURPOSE OF SELLING BONDS COMPANY SAYS WORTH $8OOOC
FOR PURPOSE OF TAXATION COMPANY VALUE AT $OOOOOO
BLETHEN AND COAL COMBINE
TRY TO BLOCK UNION Mine
STRIKE END NEAR.


W WsFEF"" FFI
. CHICAGO. Nov t--Ths
. committee Of tslsgfaphsTh Z
= sent 20 New York 10 negotiate 4
= a settlement OF the strike with
= the telegraph companies will 4
q make lie official report iomor. 4
q row. The nature OF the re-
. port IL unknown. but the sen. 4
. erai feeling IL that the strike
. WI be called off this week
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
ltnfcl SrGiig Masfenball
Mittuud), 20 Scbrnar,
p@ermania Wanncrdjpr . Sallc."
$780, $3.50
(3S,40,7,9-

SIN 81 oI tcur = Sn ititnt"
at 9enomm men. Mlpa6 Wti-
ris, IA Sabre alt, olS Gunioteogite,
go, fonb 9citcrit gnfnobnle in $50
itcur- Snititut" bes nStaot : Soipi-
tolls" 9nfnobn,e. Gus Wt1Smell, iuct-
DIES in 9egleitung ibres Goters 9.
Z. Wires nod Baltimore fam, murbe
AM p|ergongenen Wittipod ourb Ell
men S61fcr6rno it ben 3eigefinger
Scr linfen Sanb gebiiien. Sbno9l
sic @uilbe nidt gef1brli6 crideint,
rietb Der oos MGo6en bebonoelnoc
Gr5t 81. s. =. 8. &ellltm Dem 8oter
oodl ooiielbe mad Baltimore 5ur 9e.
bonblung 81 bringcn. Gieier Shd-
ferbunb ipurbe Dor ~5luan5ig Sogen
bon cinem anoeren Sunoe gebiiien,
ilno ideincn ale Spmptome bon
ToIiputb porbonoen eeipeien 81 iein.
!Sr. Wiris eri6oB ben &itnb uno be-
grub oenielben bodl miro er Ben 60
0nper ausgroben laIlen rno Or.
aeirle sur llnterild)u1g 5uienoen.
Seitoem Or. &eirle bas beige $50
Iteur- Snltitut" Dor nern Sa6ren be.
griinoete, lit Dies Ser $50. Sal, mel-
den er 1T geganblune bot.
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oe3 Srn. gG. q. Sill pafont getporoe,
men GlcrfItelle Oes Departments.
&ter Gonoiooten lmter5ogen iid) Ser
FriifitnM BON oenen inOeB MIR 5lpci
ooS Grumcn bcitnnOer, uno guar
6reo. $. @otgb nit 1886 uno @m.
1e 6orO Soucr nit 1886.
Gle 8obnfreu5ungen in
q il 5 .9oItimo ore.
Die @obnfreu5ltngS . Gommiiiion
1otte geitern cine GonIultotion NIT
Sen Sngcnicltrcn Scr Baltimore
Sbio.9ubn" inn Baltimore. Dido
BcbGnoc lrno bciidtigtc ole YI6nc fir
Sic S6berIcgung Der @cIeiic. Iicie
YlGne marcl1 in0eB ni6t 5%ltfricOcn-
ltcacn0, uuo Die SSngeniellrc Wcrocn
oobcr lid. lpicOer an Die 2lr6cit ma
den, nm onocre 8ldnc 5t entipcrfet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

ipobei inn belize 9eine 10 3ermoImt
muroen, bob cine @ntputation MOTH
lpenOig mar.
IicI bonn @erii It.
2oltiS 5loig, Gin in Tr. 1876, Siio-
MonroeitroBe, mpbnboiter Nnitrei.
der, lucGfer om @cbG16c ser nWtc.
tropoliton Sporbonf," Gtfc bon Gols
bert uno 2eringtonitroBe, bei60fti9t
NOR, fieI 9eitern 8ormittag pom @e-
rift bonn oberIten Stodmcrf ollf SOS
Srottoir. Scr 8eiinnlnqsIoie iplr0e
nab Dem nStoot-S oipitol" gcbraht,
no cin 8rttd BEG rcftcn 0eines unO
linfcn 9(rmcs conitotirt lpitrbc. Ser
3uitonO Tloig'S lit fritiif.
Sam NIT 0em S6reden0 o.
BON.
@roBe8 Slid bottc ser iefs Sabre
alte Sermnm @roB, Sobn oeS Srn.
Sermonn @roB BON Rr. 1917, 8or.
11crItroBe, ais er gcItcrn HaGmittag
gegcil 3 llbr bei'm lteberi6reiten Der
StraBe an Der Gde BON Sremonts
Npenlle ltnO NiogclpitroBc bon ocm
StrnBen6o6n E @oggon SIR. 1914,
Der @eitport Clinic, g%ctroffcn ipllr-
DC. Gr fiel brett in Sen -9(p-
forot, iprong ober 81 friib5citig aus
Oemielben uno i~tiir5te altf oie StraBc.
Gr blieb politGnbig unperlett unO
lpitroc bon ieincm 9rtoer no6@olic
.gc6rndt.
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sunncn.Mnf. nno llnteraama.
Oas 8ettcr.

Sir MorplonO unO Sen Iiitrift
Columbia beute flor ru1o FILTER, NOR
gen tbcilweiie 6crp6ltt; lueitli6e
@inoe.
8eitern mar Der 6odlIte Gbermome.
teritonb AZ @roo INN I llbr NbennS
ltu0 Der nieorigite 30 @roO nm , llDr
Norgens.
5n Sen ii6riocu 9un0cS 2 Q8etters
observation-disclosures iuurOen &c.
Itcrn Die iolgen0en nicNri0itcn Cent
p%croturitGnoe 6cobohtct:
Goitport 2, Yortlon0 s. Bolton
II, 9llbonp 4, Nelp-Dorf 81, Ebilo.
belplio "a, gltlontic-Gitp 81, @olb-
ington 80, NorioIt 80, Charlotte 4G,
SattcroS 81, @ilmington A. GbarIc-
iton 30, Soponnob 80, SQdipHoiQe
80. Supitcr IS, acp-@cIt 60, gltlon-
ia 80, Montgomcrp 90, Nelu~O rlcon@
IS, EoleItinc as, 8aloeiton SO, Gors
pts Gbriiti SO, Mcmpbis Al, Gincin-
natl 40, Eitts6ura 81, GSmcgo 1G,
V%iIiolp SO. @leYt,ono 50, Irtroit 81
glpenu %, Morquctte 20, @recn 9oD
26, Chicago "a, 9uIlltb is, Ct. SAIL
"a, Ct. 2oltis 80, &onios-Gttp 80,
Smu6a %, &uron a, 9iSmord 26,
9iaiiton %, Sabre 2S, Seleno IS,
Salt 2ufe az, 9erDer SO. Nortb
Elatte 26, 9ooge 26, gmoriQo "a,
2oS gngeIeS 80.
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@irtbe unter 9 ii q Daft
geltellt. = Gin Neger, melder onl
Sonntag Gornlittag nit ieds Slo.
lfen Bier bon Dem Sergeonten Gent
oufge9riffen miiroe, fiibrte CUR Ser
Baftunge beS &eitonrateurS Dennis
9prnes. aus beiien Wirtbidoft, Nr.
$40, Wprtle : Mpenue, DaS 9ier on.
gebli6 gefon1men iein ioa. &idter
2oben ltelte 9prles tpegen angebli-
6en Spirituoienperfaufs am Conn.
log unter $500 9iirgidaft fir oas
8erihtsperfabren.
Mtf Gbnlihe @eiie erging eS Dem
Hcitouratenr Simon @ien BON SCR.
1920, Senniplpanio : slpe., mel6er
ipegen oerielbcn Acknowledging bon
Hidter Carr IN Der noromeItlid)en
Eoli5eiitation ebenfalls urter $500
giirgi6aft fir oas 8eri6tsperfabren
geltelt tprrbe. Eoli8ilt @ilberion
ermiidte am Sonntog 8ormittag ben
geeger Hi6aro Mobonep BON Ger.
1882, @ilmoreitraBe, ols oerielbe
9ien's @irtbidaft nit .einem 8orb
perlieB, Der ein Dubeno Slaiben
9ier, flint Eints 8bisfep nno Ell,
8int Gin entbielt. Mabonep, Iofpie
Der Neger Sbomos Goeers, Der
S6anflpdrter gien's, bebaupteten,
oaB Der Stoff bereits am Samitag
gbetb ponW abonep gefauft uno au6
be5ablt morben ici. &oeers min ber-
geIien baben, benleIben ab5nliefern,
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abbolte. @ien bcbouptete, iueber Don
bent &erfonf, nod oopoit et,pns ge-
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Sonntag aus ieinem Salie gegan-
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