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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-22

the Universalist church in that town at
1 o'clock in the afternoon. Interment
will be made at West Bowdon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-22
FLOUR SPECIAL

We are unloading a car of Flour to-
day and will sell it for this sale at $500
per Dbl. or 75c. per bag; it would cost
at the mill on the present market $3.50
per Dbl, you won't buy as cheap again
this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-22
IL j. AMMAN. G. p.
q. W, MERRILL. Scribe.

r. g. cAPGN REREKAH LODGE
No. 81, l. o. O. F.. meets in I. o. o. F.
hall the End and 4th Wednesday evenings
Of each month at 7.30 O'Clock.
CARRIE SPEARlN, n. G..
CLARA M. TURNER. Rec. Sec.
Heh12- -WedGfr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-22

CALANThE LODGE NO. So, X. ..
Regular convention at 800 o'clock every
Wednesday evening. Work in Rank Of
Esquire, Nov. 10.
EVERETT ]. BESSEY, c. C.
G. E. FRYE, K. of r. and S.
m-t-Wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-22

JEpHrHA sNcAMPMENT, NO. 3
Meetings. at TO o'clock every second and
fourth Tuesday. Nomination of officers;
work in ROYAL Purple degree; refresh
ments, Tuesday evening, Nov. %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-22

CHASE AND SANBORN'S : SOC
Bulk teas per Id. ...............29 &c.
GA big seller
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-12-03
Looking Ones Best

lts woman's delight to look her
best but pimples, skin erupaons, sores
snd hollis rob life Of JOY. Listen /
Bucklen's Arnica salve cures, them :
makes the skin soft and veivety. 4
ploriies the face. Cures pimpIes, SOL
eyes, cold sores, cracked lips, chapped
hands Try i. Infallible for bites,
25c At Fort Pierce Drug Co.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-12-03

, One train of freight cars bound iron
, Lakeland to Fort Myers contained 0
cars, to be used in handling fruit.
I Senator Taliaferro intends to enlis
the aid of the government in the worl
Of draining The Florida Everglades.
Less than 100000 acres of land il
Florida are improved, while the State
contains more than 35,000,000 acres.
George A. Wood, a railroad man
was accidently killed at Marathon, OF
the East Coast railroad extension las
Wednesday.
The Monarch arrange grove at Wild
wood containing 10000 orange anf
grapefruit trees, is SAID to be the lal.
gest in the State.
John Caldwell Calhoun, a negro II;
years of age, died at Pensacola latel!
He was slave OF the great John G..
Calhoun Of South Carolina.
| The city council of the town of Man
atee has passed an ordinance ordering
sidewalks built on every street in thai
town. That's the only way 10 get them.
Last week ten acres Of Sanford celery
land sold sor $4,000. 1t is doubtful il
this land would have sold for ten dol
lars an acre ten years ago. Such is the
development of Florida.
Somebody recently gained entrance
to the Plant City Jail during the night
and turned a badly wanted prisoner
out, allowing him to escape, Bill, no
doubt, took an active part in the escape.
Jacksonville is to have new daily
paper with Mr.. L. V. Williams of the
Waycross Herald at its head. Plenty
of room there for a paper that can heat
the Times-U nion--there is always room
at the top,
On account of an epidemic of scarlet
ina the Cocoa school has closed till
January 2, next year, and the teachers
have dispersed to their homes. The
school building will be secured out and
fumigated.
Realizing the feasibility of the drain.
age of the Everglades the trustees of
the Internal Improvement Fund have
advertised for bids for excavating ca.
nails in this monster swamp, which will
prove a most important work.
Russell Johnson, the lO-year old son
OF A. B. Johnson, of Orlando, killed
himself on Thanksgiving day by the
accidental discharge of gun he was
playing with. Little boys should not
be allowed to-but it's too late now.
Robert McDougle, negro section
laborer who is blamed with several rob.
berries in and around Crestview lately |
was shot and captured while robblng
the store of j. G. Perryman lately, A |
load of buckshot was sent through his
SnOuluers 4
With the object in view of placing
the full control of local politics abso-
lately in the hapds of the White citi-
zens the White Municipal League has !
sprung into being in Tampa with a
membership Of over one thousand five
The town ofDunnellon, in the heart
81 the phosphate district, is going to be
quite railroad center. The Seaboard
will be there by January LIST, and the
Tampa Northern will reach there about
'ne month later, giving The city a very
bright future. -.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-12-03
stung For IS

by indigestion's pangs--trying many
doctors and e2OO worth of medicine il
vain, B. F. Ayscue, Of 1ngieside, n. C.,
a. last used Dr. Kings New Life Pills,
and writes they wholly cured him.
They cure constipation, billiousness,
sick headaehe, stomach, liver kidneys
and bowel troubles 25c al Fori, Pierce
Drug CO.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-12-03

The town otDunnellon, in the heart
OF the phosphate district, is going to be
quite a railroad center. The Seaboard
Will be there by January LIST, and the
Tampa Northern will reach there about
one month later, giving The city very
bright future.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
Good Things for Herald Readers

of the special articles which tomOOw Sunday Herald will
contain
Forrest the Unttered Tennessee Slave Trader Who Became the
Worlds Greatest Cavalry Leader" by Richard Splsne.
The Eureka Alphabet short story by Frederick Upham Adams
Some of Our Beautiful Shore Birds by Professor Goodwin,
ported by Professor J. H. Paul
Whispering Smith" Of the thrilling chapters in Frank
spearmans great western story describing The Fight Williams
Cache"
The comic section.
"The Theatrical Lid in Paris" by Franklin Fyles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
COTTON MARKET
WENT TO PIECES
Government Report on Boil
WeeyiI Used by Bears With
Telling Effect.


New York, July ia remarkable
break in the cotton ma .ket occurred 20
day as result Of aas<e3,aI report On
the boil weevil situation By the gov
eminent entomOlOgist DR.. Hunter At
the end of the decline cotton. for the
new crop delivery. was selling at s. a
{ bale less than the closing price Thurs
day The break was marked by panicky
liquidation and excitement. Within half
an hour prices declined fully 80 points
and, while the market recovered a few
points of the loss. the close was bSrely
steady.
The decline was the elimination of a
growing lack OF confidence in the sta
bility of prices. which nearly reached
the 13-Cent level earlier in the wOOk
when the low July condition report was
received. showing a continuation OF
present dry weather in Texas, where
the crop was supposed to be rapidly de
teriQrating. The selling was started
around S12.S7 for December early in the
week, continued increasing in volume
until this morning, when December
contracts were selling at S1215
Upon publication Of the boil weevf
statement indicating the pest was less
threatening this year than last, liqui-
datiOn reached record breaking proper
tons, and the decline was not checked
until December contracts had sold al
S1192-f7 points below the closing fig
ures of the previous night and 50 points
(S47O per bale below the high record
Of last Tuesday.
There was a slight recovery later
with December closing at S12O5 bid, q
net loss of 81 points for the day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
Never Held Office.

Chicago, July 16.-Charles r. Crane of
Chicago, whom President Taft has Sc
lected for minister to China, is young,
wealthy, a man Of the world, a scholar
and an extensive traveller. He is one of
the foremost American authorities on
the politics and business of the far
east. In addition his knowledge of
Russia, whose policies have embraced
northern China and are still to be reck-
oned with, despite the late war with
Japan, is profound.
Mr. Crane has never held political Of
flee. He supported Grover Cleveland
but WIS found with Mr.. Taft in the late
campaign. He was the mainstay and
one of the founders of the Municipal
Voters League of Chicago, which en-
tered Chicago politics when the need OF
reform was urgent, and which has been
a factor in a marked improvement in
the city's government
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
MANITOU HOTEL is SOLD
Valuable Property on East Third
South Street Changes Owners
Bought for Investment.

A real estate deal was closed yesterday
whereby the Manitou hotel on East Third
South street. Just east of State street,
was transferred to the Minor Building
company Of Salt Lake The Manit0u has
for many years been the property of Hen
~ Phipps of Pittsburg, who is the owner
of other valuable property in this city.
The Minor Building company recently sold
TO the United States government a STRIP
Of ground on POstOffice place and the
money. received from this sale was used
in the purchase of the ManitOu hOtel
property. The amount for which the prop
erty was sold was OF made public. The
property was bought for investment pur-
poses only and the hotel viii continue as
before.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
TAFT SELECTS
A CHICAGO MAN
Minister to China Finally Sc
cured Unless That Country
Raises Objections.

Washington, July 16.-President Taft
has decided tofappoint Charles R. Crane
of the manufacturing firm Of Crane q
Co. of Chicago. as minister TO China.
No information has been received
from China as to whether Mr.. Crane s
appointment to the Office of minister
would be agreeable TO that country. The
president deviated from the established
rule I'm formally making public the an
nouneement of Mr.. Cranes selection foI
the Office in advance of word from
China that he would be acceptable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
Republicans.
CAFE CHANGES HANDS.
Bristol Is Now Owned by Johansen &
Thompson.

The Bristol cafe. which was opened
some months ago by Ray & Harvey, has
been purchased by Axel JOhansen and c.
C. Thompson who will conduct the cafe
along the same lines as did the former
owners of the pla ,e. The Bristol during
its short life has become one of the most
popular cafes In the city and is gaining
a wide reputation for its excellent serv-
ice Both Mr. JOhansen and his partner,
Mr. Thompson, are veterans in this line
of business and the same service that has
always been given at the Bristol viii con-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
Stake REcoMMENOED.

\ Denver. July 16.-Unless the organ =
; fZation scale is recognized. a strike =
> of all Western Federation Of Miners =
! members employed in the properties :
= owned and controlled by the Ameri- :
= can Smelling & Refining company =
, was recommended today on the floor =
: Of the convention. This recommen-
! dation was made by Fred CiOugh, =
= member Of the executive board. and =
, was z part Of his annual report Of =
Z conditions in the First district The =
. report was referred to special com =
/ mittee without debate
\ The closing minutes of the session =
= were enlivened by 4 brief address by =
1 Mother Jones' fin which she crit =
! ieised the legislative and executive =
= branches OF the federal government. =
<+&%$&%+@%%4f 4T44+ ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
THAW TO TESTIFY.
Believes He Can Convince Judge
Mills of His Sanity.

White Plains. \. Y. July 16-Harry
K. Thaw is apparently elated over the
prospects of going on the witness stand
and telling his story. Thaw said:
q viii demonstrate easily that I ain
sane when 1 get or the stand. 1t is the
chance / have prayed for and hoped
for. Now I feel Judge Mills viii be able
to see that my contention that 1 am
sane is valid"
Speaking of his wife's testimony
against him. Thaw said he felt no ami
mostly toward her and had no idea OF
cutting off her allowance Of $500 a
month
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
MoRE cAPITAL sTocK.

, New York, July 16-At a special =
! meeting of the stockholders of the >
: American Wooden company, held in =
y Jersey City today, an issue of S09o,- =
! 0Q additional preferred stock author =
; lied by the directors was approved. :
> This issue viii increase the capital :
! from s35. 000,09O to $4,000 900. =
$%%@@%$%&* %+&+%%N%%%@4 =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
Plenty of Subs Used.

The Republicans stuck to their original
lineup throughout, but the Democrats
wore themselves out making ten runs in
the second, and after that substitutes were
called upon with ever increasing fire.
Quency and the batting order was shifted
every inning. The nearest the newspaper
scorers could come to the base hits and
errors was to give the Democrats % OF
the former and five of the latter The
Republicans are credited with 20 safe hits
and 3 errors. .......
Representative Burke of Pennsylvania,
who was at the receiving end for the ma
ioTity, is of slight build, and when he
crashed into Pitcher Gains Of West Vir-
ginia. the little catcher was sent heels
over head to the ground. He picked him
self I'D unddunted and while he and the
pitcher were doing an Alphonse and Gas
ton act three Democrats with a warped
idea of ChivalrOus courtesy, raced home
and added three runs to their already
opulent total
The Republicans were captained by
Representative Tener Of Pennsylvania,
who played short. Representatives Gaines
and Burke were the battery.
The Democrats leader was Representa-
tive Kinkead of New Jersey, who played
second Representative Webb of North
Carolina pitched for the Democrts and
Representative Oldfield of Arkansas was
the catcher. Rev. Father James Reynolds
of Red Bank. n. j., was umpire. Score
by innings:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
PASSENGERS RESCUED.

Sorel. Quebec july 16.-The Canadian-St.
Lawrence Navigation company's steamer
PrefOntaiHe, bound from Quebec to Mon
treal with thirty passengers. mostly
women. was wrecked in Lake St. Peter
last night. All the passengers were taken
off by the government steamer VerchOr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
Billion Dollar Corporation

York July the Bell Iep9ne az 66
% be- forf
providing absorption OF the New York q New
III
the York; Jersey
the approval Vi D7 ''0'' u |
of the
q
OF
terms off The american Telephone offer the
mus
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
EARTHQUAKE NEAR LISBON
Panic Among the People, but Little
Damage Done-Many People
Killed in Greece Thursday.

Lisbon, July IA severe earth shock
was experienced last night at Bena Ven
te. a seaport, twenty-seven miles north
east of lisbon The population was
thrown into a panic. but the damage was
slight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
REPUBLICANS
EASY FOR THE
DEMOCRATS
Baseball as Played by Two
Teams From the House of
Representatives.
CANNON PRESENT BUT
HIS GAVEL FELL SHORT
FINAL SCORE GIVEN AS 20 TO IS
BUT MINORITY PITCHER WAS
MERCiFUL AT THE CLOSE.

Washington, July 16.-With Uncle
Joe" Cannon looking on and pOwerless
to call the minority to order or bring in
a special rule shutting off base hits. the
Democrats of the house of representatives
WallCped all sorts OF tariff schedules out
of the Republicans at American League
park today and won the most famous
the thrilling score Of % to 16. The minor
ity wanted to make IL 10 to 1. but the
Republicans beat that proposition once
again.
The crowd which witnessed this game
was as weary as the players-frOm laugh
ter The thTOng> present included most Of
the government officials. President Taft
did not attend-he was at Chevy Chase
golf.
Played WeII-sometines.
The Democrats put up a rafting gam
I'm the field-s0metimes. Representative
Helm Of Alabama, playing in one OF the
outer gardens once had chance 70 be
a hero. The Republicans came to life in
the fifth inning and were scoring or or
10 runs when line fly went winging out
into left field, straight at Helm The
pOrtly Alabaman cast one eye at the ball
and another at his bare hands. and
''duCked." The hit ought to have been
good for a home run, but Representative
Rowland of Ohio fell exhausted on the
second sack and yelled for somebody to
come on out and finish the run. Repre-
sentative Nicholas LOngwOrth of Ohio
failed TO live uD to his advance notices.
He presented a natty appearance in his
golf trousers but ne ''Caseyed" out twice
with two men on bases. got a base on
balls once and then in the last half of the
seventh showed a flash of rare speed
when he beat out tiny little infieid hit.
His only other acquaintance with the ball
was a couple Of foul tips and several long
runs after two baggers slammed out by
the Democrats.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17

Athens. Greece, July 1.-THE earth
quake demolished 900 houses in the vii
lagos Of Havari in Ellis province. Thirty
persons lost their lives ut that point and
a number were injured. Neighboring VIII
lagos suffered greatly. All the houses Of
Amalafva were rendered uuinhabitable.
The shocks were felt at Patras. Prygos,
Malamas and TripOh but outside or Hav-
ari only a few deaths or injured have
been reported. A volcanic uphe3ral Is
said to have occurred at the village o.
Ponhioti.
London. July Especial dispatches ne
Ceived here from Athens say that 800 peT-
sons were killed or injured by the earth
quake that occurred yesterday in the
province of Ellis, in southern Greece. The
damage to property also was very great
Hot water is flowing today from many o.
the springs in the stricken district, while
the water I'm the rivers and brooks has
turned d reddish color.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
Weather for Saturday.
Fair
The Metals.

Silver, sic per ounce.
Copper (cathodes). y 15-16c per pOuu'
Lead, S4.35 per 100 pounds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17

oparty in business means dessert
vsU as bread and butter.
Ell Mundo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-17
Bread Is Wster-Logged.

Continued on Page 7.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-08-05
GepIaEte Organization
Der frtmoen Arbeiter'
gciurgnis por ucitcrcr ausbebnans
Der llnrnben.
8ittsbura, pa, 3. glna

BittSbur9, pa, 3. Ina.
Gin Streif bon StraBenar6eitern.
Der BON oen geb6r6en elm paar Gage
lang aIs eine unbebeutenoe Sa6e an
geieben tpuroe, bat iid iiber grporten
idnelI ausgebreitet unb gan3e Ban.
ben bon 9euten paraSieren in ben
StraBen, Inn anoeren 9lrbeitern unb
aud ben StraBenbabuanseitellten 3r
3eigen, tpelbe 8orteile es fir Die 9lr'
better babe, iid 3u 5oroerunsen nat
boberem 2obn 3liammen3uihlieBen.
gs itnb, tpie perlartet, Sdritte I'M.
ternommen tporben, Inn cine Srgani,
lotion unter ben $4,000 italienilden
arbeitern bon gnegbenp.g gountp su
biloen, uno Ole BoIi5ei bat 2on ge
miibungen. bie ausI1noiiten Nrbeitet
nod 2anosmannifaften 81 oreouiiie.
ren, &enntnis erbalten.
gls Solge bes allgemeinen llnfrie,
bens iinb pieIe 8erbaftuneen porge.
nommen poroen, Mon errpartsi
trosbem nod tine 8ergroBerung une
neitere ausbebnina Der unrnben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-08-05
patriotismus
un0 Qoteran,
anipra6e bcs Grsbiihpfs an bic So
lumbnSritter.
Ior0erun9 elridlrn Redyts
fir ole RaGrn
Tie guuoesosrfaiinna unS cas Spns
boil Der @uttbett. VI"
R 0 Bile. gIla., 3. aus.

w btle, ald., s. Aug.
Tte 9tationaltonpention Der Go
lnurbuSrttter puroe bierielbIt onrd
elm feterltdes Sohamt eroffuet. be-
peldem gr5biihof @leuuon eine an
iprad)e on Die Srhensmitalieber bielt
Su ibr iitbrte Der &irheufiirit aus,
baB Die gerfaiiuna Der 8ereinigtet
Staaten cine @arantie fir Die reli
si0ie Sreibeit biIoe. 9ie 8eit iei ge
tommen, mo fein Renit itd feline,
SfeItgion iuegen iiber feline Wiit6iirge,
iteIen f6nne. Dem omerifoniiber
Gatbolifen itebe nGfit benz Symbol
oas amertfa feline 8@faifuns un6 De,
8elt Die 3tpiltiation Dab, teins bobel
als baS Spmbol Der @ottlidfeit.
Der 8iibof ermabnte bic Orbens
ritter, itets bas Bobl oes 2anbes
fiber Die gartei 8u itellen uno aller
Ntttbiirgern, gar3 gleih tuelhea
Stammes ODER tpelhes @ldubens fit
ieien, bic @eredtigfett piberfabren 30
laiien. auf Die iie ielbit aniprud er
beben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-08-05

boltptIldlld Itorf Sen >tu@lGlu6 Der
Genofraten bon Gen @erotunAen Ger
&onferen5. Cas- TQhe 0tC 2trbCit
icnCr &GrpcriGuft Gbiolut mCrtlo@.
Sic ielen, eut3e9en Dem icierllheu
SerlprCtcn, ntdt cinmaI 5un1 Shluh
3rr llnter5elhmnA oc3 Nertttc5 3u,
9ejogcn morOcn. Qc5boib lei Ser
gcn}e &onfcrcnjbctidt meiter nihtS
olS ShmtnocI; 0u@ Sd1riititiit babe
rfdt mebr T9ert ais cine o0ef1lidtt
&cnfnote.
Senntor @riitpp erlnnerte oorun
boB &rGitbent Gait Dor ieiner @obI
etre Repiiion 0e3 Qarif8 rna6 untcn'
oerfproden babe. Sn @irfIidfeit ent
halte Die SarifoorloQe ntdltS baoon
@S ieien mebr 9oQerbobumgen aIs
3oQberobiesun0en uor9enommen
DoroCn 9lls repu6IitonlIher Sena.
tor f0nne er es pi6t perontmorten,
Den YrGiioenten III 8erIegenbett gu
brtngen. 2ettereS tpiiroe Der Soll
iein, tpern er Dor Die 8obl geIteIli
tpiirbe en-, ,t1peoer Ole 8orlage entgegeu
ietnen bem 8oIte gena6ten 8eripre.
dungen 81 unter3eI6nen ober ie 81
oetieren, obtuobl lie i6m bon ietner
ei9enen Bartei empfobleu tperoe
8esboIb qebiete ibm ietne BfIi6t
9egeu Die 8orlage 3u ittmmen.
9esen flint llbr nahnttta9s Der.
tagte itd Der Senot ouf 3tenstag.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-08-05
fin0frraub brt
Stalienern.
SOrScrnng ciucs ricIisru 2OIcgeISes
fir tBrc TIfcritattaua. ~
~
IT. poII9tl uodJ nidJt
auf Der Spur,
GrOke Iufrcgung in Der italirnilhcr
&ul0nte.
ct 0Dufs 9 9lua

= I. Souts, 3. Aug.
Sic fiinflGbri8e 8ruce 8iDtano uirl
tbr 5ueieinbulb Sabre alter &ette
SbomaS 8tptano muroen am Dton
tag entfiibrt uno ioQen, Iaut eiuen
tn5lpii6en bel oen Gltern Der &iube
an9elangten 9riefe, nur 9egen 3ab
lung zines 20Iegeloes bon $25, ,00t
5liriif9ebrodt neroen.
Wan oermutet Den @ntfiibrer II
Der Serior oe8 Samuel 9urriii, Ct
mes 4ngeIteQten Ger 8ipiano'iher
Spngbetti. .6ubrif. Iieier tuuroe fur
nod Dem Berihtpiroen Ger &noer II
threr 9egIeitung geieben.
9ie Goli5ei bat in5pii&en fin
Wdnner berboftet, bic unter Den
@eroodt Der Rihptiieritaft Iteben, Ii
aber bisber ntdt imItanbe getpeieu
cine Spur BON Den 9tnoern au fin
ben.
3ieie @ntfiibr,ne bat beerei fliher
merle ungebeure aufregung IN oel
bieiiaen italienii6en 9oloute beroor
eerufen. Ite gItern Der beioen 2in
Der, tpelfe in einem Souie Juiammer
nobnen, itno poblbabenbe 2eute.