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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
ONSUNDAY BASEBALL
MOBILE CASE CAUSES GENERAL
 SPECULATION.
Constftutfonal Point Rsfsed Agafnst Law is Diseussed-- Original Bni Prohfbited Only Baseball
 But Was Amended.

of Judge Jules E. Afford in deciarinE E the Sunday baseball law unconstitution- | Inferior Criminal Court, of Mobile, there was much speculation in Monf- gomery yesterday as to the probable effect It would have on the Montsom-
 There was also speculation at the Capitol on whether an impression would be made on the Supreme Court if an nal on the point decided by Judge A- ford yesterday in Mobile.
 Attorney General Alex M Garber. sne, Enen saSgn shSwn 2 s copy of the dispatch which the case evidently turned in the Mobile court was raised under Section Is of the State Constitution. This sec
 No law shall be passed except by bill and no bnl shall so be altered or amended on fts passage through eith- CT House as to change it's original pur-
 The Attorney General did not take up this subject in his recent opinion rendered as to the Governor on the va- lidity of the Sunday amusement law. He did not discuss the title of the act
 The Journals show that the title Of the bill as introduced was follows, ''ro pro- hibit the playing of baseball on Sunday where an entrance. admission or other fee is charged"
 The titis of the bill as it finally passed was. "To prohibit the playing of basebali, tennis or golf on Sunday in a public place or where people resort for such purpose in the State of Alabama and to provide pun ishment therefor"
 The original bill was introduced by Thos. J. Hall of Montgomery County. His bill only called for the prohibition of Sunday base ball. The committee. however. to which the bill referred. substituted therefor a bill which incorporated football in the amusements under prohibition. Representa- tive Felix Blackburn. of Birmingham had an amendment added on its passage which called for the prohibition of tennis and an amendment was put on by Mir Waddeii, of Russell, which prohibited golf.
 During the passage of the bill. h seems that the word football was dropped,
 Attorney General Garber. without com hitting himself in the matter. referred reporter to the following decision of Jus tice BriekelI in . case alleged to be similar to the Sunday law;
 The limitation is not excepted from the cardinal rule that 1t is only a clear viola ton of the constitution. which will justify the courts in overrulins the legislative will Every legislative act is presumed to be con stitutional. and every amendment Is tn favor of It's validity"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
MAY COMPEL BELGIUM TO
 RECOGNIZE THE CONGO

Liverpool. April l3-"If by June next Belgium has not announced the Congo Independent State on acceptable terms, the British Government is de- termined, with the cooperation of the American government. to take meas ures which will compel the Congo gov ernment to observe its treaty rights which have been openly and persistent Iy violated"
 This was the announcement made this afternoon by E. D. Morel secreta ry of the Congo Reform Association at a meeting of that body. Mir Morei has been in close touch with the British government and has had recent con- ferences on this subject.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
ELSTON'S POSITION
IF HE PLAYS IN SOUTH HE bE-
 LONGS TO MONTGOMERY.
Telegram and Letter From President Murphy to President Chambers states He Belongs Here ff
 Anywhere In South.

That Jimmy Ryan was correct when he said that President Murphy, or tne Chicago Nationals. would do the square thing is borne out by the letter ana the copy of telegram that President R. !. Chambers of the Montgomery Club has received from MT Murpny. The import of the letter ana or the telegram which MT. Murphy sent to Frank L. Chance. manager of the team, is that Elston, if he plays anywhere in the South. must play in Montgom- cry. Eiston was left in Fort Wayne by Chance because Elston was allowed the option of a place. When there was talking of his coming south Murphy said he must come to this city. to which he had been promised, or not come South at all
 Following is copy of the letter and the telegram:
 aChicago, April il, 1908. "R. J. Chambers, Esq. Montgomery, pear sir:-Enciosed you will find copy of telegram sent from my of flee as soon as I heard that Elston had been released to Nashville.
 T have felt most kindly disposed to- ward you and Manager Ryan, as you know, and T told Elston at Memphis that he would be we'll treated at Mont gomery and urged him to join your club, but he refused to consent and said hA would not play in the South. I left Memphis last Sunday night and came to Chicago, and saw afterwards that he was going to play with Nash vile. I then wired Manager Chance, per copy enclosed.
 "I have had a lot of trouble about this man EIston in trying to place him where he wanted to go, and have no doubt offended you, Manager Ryan. Mike Finn of Little Rock. Jimmy Casey of Montreal, and probably half a dozen others who wanted this man. Manager Chance left him at Fort Wayne yesterday, as he consented to neither you or Manager Ryan would want a dissatisfied man. but I see that one gets little credit in this world for trying to be nice to some ball players and send them where they want to go, instead of exercising the right vested in us by organized baseball laws.
 T am just as sorry as you are that you did not get the man.
 with kindest regards. I am.
 Yours very truly,
 Charles W. Murphy,
 "President." Following is the telegram sent by Murphy:
 April 9, 1908. Frank [. Chance, Manager, Chicago
 Baseball Club. Evansville, Indiana. "If Elston plays In the Southern League. 1t must be at Montgomery, as ! have given that promise to Presi- dent Chambers,
 "charles W. Murphy. President"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14

of his life. He was one of the best known architects in this section and the home of the late Col. Eli g. Shor- ter the handsomest in Eufaula, and that of 1T. c. Policeman. a most beau tiful residence that adorns Broad street. are monuments of his skin.
 Mir. Mcleod was president of the prominent in the progressive indus
 The funeral occurred from his late residence this afternoon and a large gathering of friends attended the exer- cises.
 He is survived by an aged mother, two brothers and a sister and other more distant relatives.
 Henry Vaughn, a former citizen. who for several years resided in Bainbridge, Ga, hut returned here about three months ago. died at his home here Sat urday night and was buried yesterday afternoon. The deceased was about fifty-six years old and was a well known blacksmith. He is survived by his wife and brother, George Vaughn, and numerous other more distant rel atives.
 News of the death of Mrs. Geor- gianna Baker. an old and most esti- mabie Christian woman, who resided at Baker Hill, sixteen miles south of the city. was receiyeo here this morn ing.
 The deceased had been an invalid for several months suffering from a lung affection and her death was not unexpected.
 She Is survived by her husband and several grown sons and daughters to- gether with some grand children and many more distant relatives.
 The funeral occurred this afternoon and her remains were inferred in the family burial grounds near her home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
AMERICANS VISIT KING.
1fessPs. Rowland and WatehOFn Re
 ceived by Victor Emmanuel.

DfessPs. HOwIand and WatchOFn Re-
 ceived by Victor Emmanuel.
 Rome. April 13.-King Victor Eman- uel today received in private audience William Bailey Rowland. the New York publisher, and Robert Watchorn, Com missioner of Emigration at New York, entertaining them for half an hour.
 During a discussion in regard to the Italian emigration to the United States his majesty showed intense interest in the welfare of his former subjects in America. The King also was in- terested to hear that his guests had made the trip across the Atlantic on hoard the Lusitania and had met the Duke of the Abruzzi during the voy- age.
 The Duke extended an invitation to both MT. Rowland and Mir. Watchorn to take luncheon with him in Turin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
SUCCEEDS DENNIS MADrGAx.
A. F. Keatlng Named as Sanitary Tn
 spectOr for City.

A. F. Keating was yesterday ap- pointed by Mayor Teague to be Sani- tary Inspector in the Sanitary Depart ment of the City to succeed the late Dennis Madlgan. MT. Heating has al ready assumed his duties.
 Mir. Heating is a popular man in the City and is entirely competent to dis- charge the duties laid upon him. lie has innumerable friends to whom the news of his appointment brings not only interest but genuine pleasure. The contest for the place vacated by the death of Mir. Madigan was keen and Mir Readings selection Is a dis tinct compliment to him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
nouud over to Grand Jury.

Charged with stealing small bank containing $40. the property of Rob ert Lee Mclean, Cora Crawford, a ne- gress. was tried yesterday afternoon in the Recorders Court and bound over on a bond of $500.
 The theft Is alleged to have occurred at some time within the past three weeks. The negress was arrested at 11:O5 o'clock Sunday night by Officers Cloud and Duke.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
r,-a Rnr Cnnfnrea.

Tampa, Fla, April 1s.-Authorities believe they have caught the man who has been starting numerous fires about the city. He is Genitio Gedigriz. an Italian, arrested today after he had set fire to a house on Pine Street, West Tampa. After being placed in the West Tampa jail the man succeeded in setting Ire to the jail hut the flames were discovered before much damage was done. He appears to be insane.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
Little Rock Derested.

Memphis. Tenn, April 1S.--fSpeciaI. } ---webb City. Mo, by superior 6elding won from Little Rock in an eleven in- ming contest today. The locals used three pitchers. Score:
 R.H.E Little Rock. ..00i 00i no oO--4 q Webb City,. ..ol1 002 900 ei--S 10 5 Batteries--Walters and Wood; Nor ton, Shaner, Roach and Welcf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
H. .. McI.eod. EufauIn.

Eufaula, April 3.-(Special.)--H J. Mcleod. a prominent citizen, died at his home here this morning about o'clock after a long illness from com plicated troubles.
 Mir. Mcleod was comparatively young man and had resided here all
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
nenth of Nrra. Merry

Stonington, Conn, April 15-Mrs. Alethea Blanche Merry. wife of W. lA Merry. American Minister to Costa Rica, died today at the home of her daughter of heart failure. She spent most of her life in San Francisco. Her husband was with her when she died.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
aNoT sEcoNn HAND

The elegant instrument We are offer ing for sale for one of our customers cannot be called second-handg it can. not be distingnished from a. new in- strument. Cali at onee and tnvesti-
 E. E. FORBES PIANO CO.,"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
captain Whiting Not to Catch.

Captain W. B, Whiting will not catch the first ball of the game Wed nesday. Mayor-elect Gunter will pitch the first ball by invitation of Presi- dent Chambers but the invitation to him Is the only one extended. The first ball. will be. received by the reg uIar catcher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
Wor nureau of NIinea.

Washington. April l3--The bill pro- viding for the creation of Bureau of Mines in the Interior Department. was ordered eavorably reported today by the House Committee on Mining.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
nsar,r TvvnIn Comea pacIL.

New ork, April 13-Earl Grey. Gov ernor General of Canada; H. H RoG- CTS, and Samuel L Clemens. (Mark Twain). arrived here today from Ser. mud@.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14
A SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
Prominent Huntsville Citizen and Wife
 Thrown Fr.,nA Buggy.

Huntsville. April l3.-lSpecIaI.J-- James P. Mathews, a prominent eiti- zen, and his wife. were thrown from their buggy in runaway on Whites burg pike tonight. Both were in- jured and it is believed that Mir. Mathews is fatally hurt. internally.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-14

0ne of the best Magtciaas ever seen in Montsemery. Crescent Theatre this week. Also Novel Musical Act. Investfeate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-04
seit iiber 60 1sahren

idon puroe Mrs. BinsIolp's Sootb-
ing-5Drup bon Weiaionen bon Miit-
tern beim 3abnen Der &inber ange-
penoet. @irft 9n I'M Shlafe burd
6ag Sdreien zines &inbes geltort,
bas i'm 3abnen lit nno Dor Sbmer5en
lpeint? @enn 10, laiie iofort cine
sslaI6e bon 0Mrs. -@inslom's Sootb-
ing-Sprup" boIen. 6ein @ert III
unbe5abIbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerung beri6af-
fen. 8erlaBt eu6 barauf, Wiitter,
es lit fem 3peifeI oariiber. gs beilt
0iarrboe, reguliert ben Magen nno
oie Nieren beieitiet @ino-aolif, err
ipeidt oen Gaumen, berbinoert gnt'
aiinorlng uno itarft oas gan5e Sp,
item. vMrs. @inslotp's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 5dbnenoe &inber lit an.
genebm i'm @ef6mad; oas &eaept
itar1lnt bon einem Der 1eiten ipeiblt-
den Ier5te in ben Ser. Staaten. s@s
lit BET alien 9rugeiiten in Der gan5en
8elt 5u baben. Breis 25 Gents per
Sloi6e. 2auft nihts anoeres als
yMrs. @insIotp's @ootbing SDrup.
@arantiert urter Ser Sooo and
Drugs 9lfte, 80. Suni 1906, Serial
Summer 1898. =
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-04
9luti=gai(ea=W =Wcetina.

9lm ssreitog obel@ fmo inl @ro-
Ben 0pernbauie eine iebr gut be-
in6te @erianinlllng Der @egner gaI=
lens itott. W1ariball 5ids filbrte
oen @oriit, alBer ibm befanoell iid
folgenoe Serren auf Der 9iibne:
Berrp S. 2elpis, Cigar Sbranlll,
Oscar 6. @uelIo5 S. $. airfpatrif,
9aul Meeri6eiot, 81. s. 9lleranoer,
81. 9. snerltr1, Sam. geloen ir. luro
s.. g. Galitpop. Ser gfeoner MGR
Gone Sobnion aus Spler, elmer Der
&anbioaten fir 0elegate-at-large auf
benz slnti=gailep=Sifet. st belt
eine lange portrefflib anfgebaute
uno lebr ipirfunespoae Geoe, in Der
er gaileD's 8orgeben uno belonoers
feline 9dtigfeit als glnipalt Der @a=
ters=Gierce Sil gompd1np elmer lbar-
fen &ritif urter5og. glud gaileD' ;
Muftreten ieinen @egnern gegeniiber
uno iein S6impfen auf lie, be-
riibrte er uno eingebeno iprad er bon
ben groBen Nei6tiimeriL Die iid 8ol=
lep in berbdItniBndBig fur5er 3eit
geiannnelt baben foG. s3um S6luB
betonte er oie gfotipenoigfeit elmer
| felten 9rganiiation uno enlpfabl Die
@riinoung bon slnti-gailep=Glubs.
Gin folder Club ioa aub bier in ben
aaerlladiten Sagen ms Seben gerll-
fen fperoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-04

iuronce Gonlpanp, Der iid sur 3eit
BORT altfbalt, lei an einer Gergiftung
erfranft. @ergiftung2 gs ipare
qan5 interilont, 01beres 5u erfabrell.
= ssrou Gooiepelt, Die @attin INT
ieres Braiioenter, lpor pabreno Ser
lesten Soge nit Ser ga6t vW}ap=
flolper" nod) Dem Siiben gereilt.
Sic bot iib nlebrere Gage IN Seem
Orleans aufgebalten luno lit bon bort
per gabn nod @oibington 5nriid9e-
fabren.
9ie 8eltniplpaniu-9abn bot
cine Srore erlai1en, pono6 ole ons-
lanoilhen s(rbeiter oes gelalnlnten
gabnipitenrs elltlaiien iperoen loQen.
SIN ibre Stelle ioaen amerifanilbe
slrbeiter ooer naturaliiierte amerifa-
nilhe 8iirger treten. Die groBell
aobleneeieaidaften baben lid taut
Elm dbnli6es @orgeben geeinigt. als
@rlno miro ongeeeben oaB alslall=
oiide slrbeiter nidt 10 leiitltngsfabie
ieiell pie 9merifaner, lino oaB lie ge-
ieb= ltno oronungsmiorige Senoen5en
5eigen.
ssn 2pnbbrrg, Ga., lpnroen
bier sSobrifer, orei bon ibnen Sobaf=
fabrifen, bur6 Seuer 5erltprf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-04
9as 9srDsramm fir Scm Garnepaf

lit enoeiiltig pie folgt feitgelteat NOR
oen:
so ontaa ben 20. glpril: @in-
aug Ser &onigin I'M $3.50 na6lnittas
bonn Suolihen 4actfie 8abnoepot
ablieferllng Ser Sdliiiiel Der Staot
Dor Der Stootballe i.15. lln5ilg Der
Smola-Hitter $50 abenos.
3ienitag, ben 81. San Sa-
cinto-Soe. llnl5ug Der 10000 S6ul-
finoer, @eoenfieier on Milam's s @rab
1890, 0allon-slufities 4 llbr naA=
mittaes. &on5ert mlf ailen Ela5a'S.
W itt 10 o d. oen %. Tim 4 llbr
nahlnittag llnl5ug bon 9ornum'
girfuS, bumoriitil1e 9araoe;, 8al-
lon-4iifitieg $50. aon5ert mlf aaen
8la5o's.
9omneritag. ben 23l lin II
llbr porrlittog Earaoe ser 3empel-
ritter; llni5ug Ser @eiperfldaften Inn
4.3O nodnlittae. goaon-9lufItieq
2.30; militdriife llebungen BON 4
Bis 9. aon5erte ollf aaen Tlo5a's.
5reitaa ben "a. Sim gtad-
nittag, llmsne geidntiifter @aaer
uno glumenihlaht; aonnention oel
,@rano glrntp Of tbe 9fepublic~
abenos $50 Sinforie-aon5ert IN bcl
9eetbopen-Solle.
g a nj It a g, ben 25. I'm 1876
pormittags gollon-9luiitieg 9tud
mittag lrno abeno 9on5ert oes Gbi
cagoer Sinfonie Sr6elters nit 20l
Sdngerl ilno S1ngerinnen. slbenos
8 llbr gfotesfer llln5ug Ser @eid1fts
reiienoen BON 3eros
@GbreilD Der gon5en 5elhpohe I'M
Die iiber oie SallptItroBen lrno Ela
so's perteilten Varfer.Shonbltoen Of
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-04
gebr Ieibt bergefteat.
IS iuirb iuemiger Sdlafloiisfeit ge-
6em, tuemn Die geiuubmer San
glmtonip's bas Na6itebenbe
erfa6ren.

SIR fon1t Ga1ts ni6t nit einem
i6ner5enoen Giiden i9lafen, einem
lobnlel1 einem fdma6en ooer einem
fral1fen.
Doon's 0eierenpinen fino fir
idmer5en6en Giiden.
Sic beilen ieoe 9lrt bon Nieren~
leioe1l bonn einfa6en i6mer5enoen
Riiden Biz CUR @arnrubr.
sic iperoen bon 8elDobnern San
Mntonio's enooriiert.
8. g. g 0 0 t, 219 Soiepbine Ctr,
San .slntonio, Seras, iagt: SD lit
db unD au an Nieren- nn6 8laien.
leiben fir beinabe 5ipanaig Sabre uno
i6 fann bie S1mer5en nidt bef9rei-
BEN oie i6 mabreno oieier 3eit enl-
pfunoel1 babe. Man6mal befano iG
mid 10 llntpobl nno idle6t, oaB id
nleine 9[rbeit nibt perridten uno
Na6ts ni6t i6lafen fonnte. S6lieb-
li6 foufte i1 I'M 8erar Drug Store
eine S6a6tel Doans geieren-Biaen.
golo beripiirte id grleidternng uno
no6bem ib eiilige S6adteln ge-
broudt batte, NOR i6 gdn5lid bon
nteiner &rarfbeit gebeilt. Sd bin
nur au frob, Die 8illen Inoeren em=
pfeblen 5u fonnen."
3um gerfanf BET allen Sanolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co., 8nffalo, Seem Sort, alleinige
@genten fir bie Ser. Staaten.
grinnert Gu6 bes gianens ~
9oan's = 1to nebnt feline nnberen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-04
@abl . Mn5eigem.
Stir s6criff.

9ie nSrete grefIe fir Segos" 1T artos
riiiert. ailsu5eiger, baS 9. 8. gimp
- aanoi6af fir bas gmt eines Sberiffs
BON 8erar goilntn lit nnb iidb Der @rt1
i6eibnng Der benlofratii6en Erin1drs
tuablen litlteripirft.
Sic uSreie greffe fir Segas" lit alltos
riiiert, ai,5u5eigen, baB S meg M e
gIosfeb &a1oibat fir oak Nmi
bes Gberiffs bon gerar @ollrtp it unr
fid ben oetnotratii6en 9rimdrtpahlen I'M
Suli ltntertpirft.
0ie .Greie srefle fir Eeras" il
outoriIierf, ausu5eigen, baR 9S m. S.
@ofort6 aanoibat fir bas Imt eie
mes @6eriffs BON 8erar gountp lit mn
iid Der @ntldeibung Ser bemofratiidlen
&rimdriua6len 1n1tertpirft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-04

glidbts lit 10 qudlelb, als cine entz
5iinbete duBerlid]e 9dnlorrholoerl>g ges
l6ipullt, uno oieienisen, Die oarad II. lel< Il
BEN, greifen nd9 irgeno elnem Wslttel,
bas ibnell 2inoerlng nerIprtbt.. Wa1z
benz Tie elm @eheimn1ittel nad DEM ails
bern berludt baben nno fii1oei1 DOB
feins linen 9eilm1g brad)te, geben ne
ii6 oer 8er5tpeiflrng bin. Sold]en Nel:@
<benben babe1l Ier5te aller, Sbnlen llno
tauienoe gebeilter Aatienten ieit 5ipail@
5ig Sabren empfoblen, Gnafeiis gu 9e1
braltcher, als bas eii,sia ipirflide, per&
niinftige, 5uberldiiige nnb raoifale Wait%
tel aegen Sdrnprrboiben Eroben bon
Mnafeifs fperben bon y. gaellItdbter &
Co., 8or 2416, Neip gorf, frei berfaiiot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-04
9as 9fidltiac erlalten.

.ssor 8 Sobren ihien es, ols butte
meigc Stltnoe geidlagen," iaet Mr
s. 5artbing bon giia Greet, SSSno
Serr. yMein 2eben bing nur nod
an eiltem 6aoen. @eein 9lpotbefer
efnpfabl mir electric 8itters. Sr
foltfte ib cine 5laide unb erbielt
mas i6 brou6te araft. ginen Sui
i6on i'm @rabe, bro6te mid electric
gitters lpieber ntf BEN Damn. " lin
ter @orontie perfauft BON SO. 9reif
lmo 9i. Gobn & So, glpothefer, 5C
Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-04
Seras.

Die Hrobibitioniiten baben 5lpei
probtpolle 6laggen MAIDEN lalien,
mel1e an oieienigen Counties gege-
ben lperoen ioaen, in oenen Die met
item llnteribriften fir oie Getition
bie Erpbibitionsfrage ben Stitnm9e-
bern BEL Sen oenlpfratiiden Brilndr=
ipoblen bor5ulegen, geiantnlelt mer-
ben. Die Slaegen ioaen Die SsSll-
i1rift tragen 81 itainleB Stag. Segas
orp in 1909" @ir beoauern Elm
ieoes Gountp, Dem cine iolde gflefen-
loie" sSlogge 8u Cell ipirb.
gSie cine 9epeI6f aus 9fell-
grounfels nleloet bat iih. Staatsia-
nator Sauit entidloiien, lliht pie-
Ser als &anoibat fir oas BON ibnl be-
fleioete glnt ollf5utreten.
Die Gountpfonnilidre BON De
@itt Gountp baben <oolpb Gleberg
Jun. als Na6foleer oes peritorbenen
8ihter Sllnlners gum Gountpridtar
ernalfh. 91uoolpb &leberg lit Elm
i1tnaer glopofat, Ser bisber ais
Siilfs-G ollntpanpalt flingiert bat
@r lit Elm geeffe oes friiberen &on=
reB=Heprdientanten &leberg
sSn Der 9eobe BON Glebmepille
BEL Maion itorb 6rall 9lnguite Stein-
mann I'M gllter bon 81 Sabren.
Sen gerihten aus berIhieoe-
men Seilen oes Staafes nab 81 ur-
teilen, bat oas falte @etter Der leb-
ten Gage feinen ooer nllr geringell
S6ooen angeridtet, menigltens i'm
Siioen llnb Siiopeiten bes Staates
Sum sSroit lit es BORT nirgenos ge-
fonlnen. Die S6af5ii6ter flagen
oaB Die jlngen 2dmner inter Scr
ploeli6en Temperature =@eranoerllnq
Iebr eelitten baben.
SSrau 4. 9. Muller Die @attir
zines in Der gsdbe non Sfiomort
pobnenoen 5ormers, Itarb nellid
obenos gang ploblif, naboenl liz
Mbenobroo 5uerit genabt batte. Sif
batte iidb, na6oeni tie nit Der 9erei-
tltng oes gfbefloeiiens fertig NOR
ini Elm gleben5inmer beeeben uni
ipuroe BORT ipater tot gefunoen,
SIN 8aubitlnlmen=Snltitllt 81
9(u1tin liro Die Walern ausgebrohen
@eorge Horren, elmer Der Stu
! Aprten ser Stoatszltninprfitct MIR.
Sc i'm gaoe5irtner einer Stuoenten
8erbinoung ols 2ei6e aufgehtnoen
Gin Ser3leioen bate leinenl 2eber
Elm @noe genadt. @r batte om lel
ben Gage oie.Gorleilmgen beilldt
unto NOR in better 2aune gefpeien, on
9lbcno lpoate er an einem San5per
gnii9en teilnebnlen. Ser @erItor6enC
nar 2t Sabre aft, er itanrnlte aus
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