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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
FIT THROUGH
SKY BY NIGHT
IN AEROPLANE
Mysterious Airship, Aglow
With Monster Search
light, Startles Massachu-
sets.

WORCESTER Masa. Dec. 22,--
Convinced that their townsman.
Wallace Z. Ttlilughast. is the lore
most aviator ~ the axe. 290o people
who iast niEht saw a mysterious
alrship circliag over the city are
awaiting his return from tfis noe.
turnai flight. eager 20 atone Tor the
icers they hurled az him when he
recently declared that be flcw TO
New York and hack
While Il isn't certain that Tiliing
hast made last nights flight. every.
body here believes he did For Is
minutes the strange air visitor
swung over the city al height Of
I 500 feet. throwing the rays OF q
powerfui scaFchhght into the up-
turned faces Of those who watched
from below. and making four com
pIete circles before Il headed Bouth.
west and disappeared AZ "A speed
OF 30 miles an hour
The inventor has kept the ma.
chine a mystery. When his wife
was questioned today and asked
why no one has ever seen the air.
ship. she replied.
My husband knows his business.
tie viii talk when the proper time
comes
His friends told TiIllnghast when
he announced his trip 10 New York
that people would laugh at HIS story
II he didn't produce his machine
Let them laugh. was the an
swer. Il have tho machine. and
I've made the flight When ! am
good and ready I'll talk"
TiIlInghast left this city about
o'clock yesterday. and has not been
seen since. Spectators say that he
carried two men with him on his
voyage.
The Telegram here recently pub.
lished the following interview with
=. Tillinghast. describing the trip he
says he made from here 10 New
York. back 10 Boston and returning
20 the starting point without
allghiIug on the night Of septem.
Der g.
with two mechanics I left the
shop where the machine IL stored
and set out for New York City.
which We reached, coming close TO
the Statue of Liberty. went 10 Bos-
ton aud then back again ~ the
starting point without alightlng
When near Fire Island one OF
the cylinders ran irregularly. so
the motors were stopped and two
OF the mechanics took plenty Of
time in repairing it and doing a
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CONTINUED on Page Nine.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
POE COMES
MARCHING HOME AS
HONDURAN GENERAL

WASHINGTON. n G.. Dec %
Johnny Poe. priucstou's great end.
II back Ia the United States gen.
sral He got the rank In Honduras.
y friend wrote 10 the state depart,
msnt The general had command
81 a onegmn shore battery tie got
tired Of peace IN Honduras. resigned
bis commission and came back to
the states on an American guuboaf.
According 10 General poe's friend
be brought back wigh him 81 pieces
OF uuKEaNe pair Of eoeAK and a
deck OF playing cards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
GUGGENHEIM is
NOT PROSECUTED

First II was NJ Robert Guggen.
helm who was speeding so fast you
could hardly see him. and now it's
the complaining witness against Mr..
GugEcnheim who has gone clear
out OF sight
Somebody complained to the
prosecuting attorney that Guggen-
helm was exceeding the speed limit
IN his buzz wagon. Guggenheim
was 10 appear In Justice John T.
CAROLS court. He appeared The
complaining witness did not. Then
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John
Il. Perry moved TO dismiss the case
for want OF prosecution. Dismissed
That's all there was TO It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
INNOCENT MAN, SHOT
BY POLICE, = DYING
SPECIAL AGENT PEYTON TO BE MADE
"GOAT" in THE LEAVITT BRIBERY CASE
EVEN IN DEATH HE COULDN'T ESCAPE
REPUBLICANS-ONE A PAIL. BEARER

&c dominic and democratic pail
hearers.
IN selecting the pail bearers the
bereaved family chose men they
thought we're true blue democrats
When the mourners assembled FOR
the funeral they recognized among
the bearers one man who was a.
strong q republican an the deceased
had been a democrat.
The situation wBa explained TO
The republican. who quietly with.
drew Another friend was selected
10 fill his place After she burial
4 was learned thar tho substitute
was strong republican. too. but
his repuhlIcanism WAS unknown be
cause he never discussed politics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

KINGSTON. y. Y. Dec "a
Henry Braunen Of sameonvillo tried
TO carry hts political beliefs and
pTeludiccs beyond the grave. aud.
although he directed that no r..
publican should be allowed 70 have
anything to do with his funeral yes.
terday. By mistake one pail bearer
turned out 20 be member % the
party be hated.
No republican shall have any
thlng to do eish ms funeral. he aald
frequently during bis lifetime. aud
In his lack sickness he Impressed
upon his family and friends that
they We're TO b. particular 20 select
democratic undertaken. democrat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
Not a Single True Bill VIII
Be Found, and Wander
veer May Do as He
Pleases With Grafters.

No indictments will be re.
turned by the present grand
jury. ~ present plans do not
misearry. The jury will obtain
for themselves the unique dis.
tlnction Of being probably the
only grand jury tina has met
anywhere and adjourned with
out returning true bill. The
jury has come 10 the conclusion
that II would be good thing
10 snirk all responsibility and
bequeath all tie power TO the
prosecuting attorney.
The jury has decided. upon ad.
vice furnished II by the prescott.
ing attorneys office. that informa.
lions filed by the prosecuting al.
torney are far more safe than In.
dictments by a grand jury
II Appeals TO Jurors.
The idea vas so novel that It mp.
peaicd 10 the jurors II means less
work. also. Accordingly the Jury
instead OF returning true bills az
the end OF It's service will make
recommendation that certain per
sons should be prosecuted
Along with these recommends
lions will go n request 20 the prose
cutting attorney that he file infor.
nation accusing the persons named
by the jury.
The Jury will then become
thing OF the past No power
will then remain 10 brina any
person Into court charged with
crime unless il meets with the
pleasure Of the prosecuting at
torney. N he decides 10 con.
slqn the recommendations Of
the grand Jury to the waste
paper basket no power can
make him take any more digni-
fled action.
The grand jury. II II il don't
mated by the clique now In control,
win follow this procedure
Recommendation Worthless.
As q recommending body the
grand jury has no authority az sll.
It's recommendation Will have the
same legal efficiency as n similar
recommendation from an Improve
ment club.
The only purpose that the
Jury will have served 10 TO act
az a multltudlnous Third De
gree" for the prosecuting attor-
ney's office.
The system has one adVant-
aae. II makes Vanderveer
boss. II gives him free rein TO
do what he pleases.
Prosecuting Attorney Vaaerveer
said this mornings
prosecution by informations are
better than by indictments, because
less objections can be urged 10
their legality. If indictments were
returned they could be attacked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
KILLED HIMSELF
BY APPENDICITIS

nv United rress.l
NEWPORT X l.. Dec gg WIN.
lam i.auahan deliberately commit.
ted suicide by appendicitis ii the
Newport hospital today Or Mar.
Gus y wheasiand and n. Charles
Stewart the surgeons. told Lana.
han he had appendicitis and woula
de unless they operated on hlm.
lie refused Ianahan had eunfsged
a hla fgiendn thAs he ala not care
"a live without bis wifc. Who ob.
tanned separation a few weeks
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
RIKE MAY
END TODAY?

sT. PAUL. Dec. 23-The North.
ern Pacific railroad today dis
charged most Of the watchmen Il
employed at the beginning Of the
awiichmen's strike 10 guard Us
property and protect the interests
of the non-unioH employees.
The action was taken TO indicate
that the strike will be settled at a
conference between the railroad
managers and the union leaders
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
PEARY To SOUTH
POLE NOW

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.--com.
mander Robert E. Peary today In
formed the United Press that he In
tends 20 seek the South Pole. He
intimated tina, he will organize an
expedition as soon as he has com
pleted the magazine work on which
he 10 now engaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
12-YEAR-OLD KING
HOBNOBS WITH r. r

KAMATA, Uganda, II. II. A., Dec
23. 49, (By a staff Correspondent Of
the United Press Col. Roosevelt
and his party left here this after
noon for Lake Nyanza after spend.
ing two days in the Ugandan capt
tai. Dadi DIVA. the 12.year.old
king of Ugandi, presented the for.
mer president with many valuable
ornaments prior 10 his departure
and waved goodbye TO the party
from the steps of his palace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
|IOlzheimer in Los An
geles, Pleading With Dis
hict Attorney to Aid
Him.
~ BONNIE WHEELER.

| los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. al
l<stand that c, A. Reynolds.
~ d In Los Angeles. has wired
~ 10 Seattle that he has CON
rlze proof OF the innocence Of
Hzheimer IN the matter OF the
s3nvs to hold up Ralph l.. Leavitt
niece.
what the proot supposed 70
y pcssessed by Mr.. Reynolds
scnsists Of do not know. I do
lne~, however, that Il lsnt ION
1 ne square | thoroughly be-
asse that an effort 10 to be
xsre TO shift ali Of the blame
. the shoulders Of Special
Agent c. o. Peyton ard thereby
/ rllese tieixheimer.
A. your request have gone into
N Esastsr fully. I have seen the
Izaasils In the possession Of Dis.
r. ATTORNEY Fredericks In which
M H0lzheimer and peyton we're
/ ~ b admit that they accepted
a sarh from Lenvitt as bribe
- Frederieks declined to per-
zeMn photograph the affidayits
rAH<sin copies.
tiotxhcsner Pleads
xssn called upon him the first
y hast Saturday he expressed 4
Hre not 10 20 into the matter
N farther.
h spoke kindly OF HoIzhesmer
y said he felt very sorry for the
~tie was IN my office yester-
Fay said Mr.. Frederieks. ~and
|sried like a baby. re begged
he 10 protect him. He spoke OF
BIS ~ife ana his children and Of
Inc terrible disgrace that would
core to them all II this charge
Iszs proven against him.
pslEy feel sorry for the man
30 ! dent intend TO do any
Eing more to inIure him."
i an effort TO secure photo
npks Or copies OF the affidavits
nxnsfed 10 aEr. Frederieks that
g1aeh an The Star had printed
bribery charge II might be IN
Hxar Ia ease II was charged With
VI Il he and his Los Angeles as
dxsss would not come through
u the proof
Tell Them Not to Worry.
10 just tell The Star not to
~. said Frederickg If anyone
1kllsh enough to 20 into court
n tkis thing The Star won't have
lsouble In fully proving the
hrgA~
u sslrse. knew The Star wasn't
frylng, but thought perhaps that
= q xrgnment would help TO get
~ ] wanted. But II didn't.
ssu Kenneth Macintosh
NC talked with him about the
rsfi<r. Ne told me that he
~ secured affidavlts from the
's'sstco people ~ Los Anoe-
= ard copies OF the Holx-
Hnsr and Peyton affidaVits
~ Rad mailed them to Seattle.
snosrstocc him 20 say they
rsfs 10 be placed before the
ysnd jury. Mr.. Macintosh
<Nisted that there could be
ksnlgfsly no question Of the
wi " the two Seattle off.
:1iz
~ there Is no question about
suilt They accepted the
u On the understanding that
iaslmef would not oppose the
- corpus proceedings instt
~ BY Leayitt. I have seen the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
MISS DAVIS OUT AUTO RIDING.

She riding last night in a taxcab and APP
peared all worried by the fact that she had unwttngy
helped giving poor deuded boy who his death
wound.
She trpped into the house all smiles get 81 so auto
fare displayed to friend with every evidence of enov-
ment military cloak Her thoughts far from poor
Antonio fighting his every The chauffeur salts
fled, she returned o tell her story.
On her admission Antonios attentions had nor al
ways distaseiu her She she had gone
the theatre with him. and had accepted his presents candy
Her story of his threatening her with revolver does not
hang together Once she said that he merely reached
his hip pocket and showed her the revolver in few
She changed her story and had him holding revolver
in his hands for several minutes in plain sight
But the dying boy declares he theatened her and
never had a revolver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
HOGLE FAMILY TO HAVE XMAS

There will a Christmas for the Hogle family
Their neighbors taken the
star readers rushed 10 their assistance
S2225 star office,
eraf fine packages Of good thngo here for them.
about the destitute West Seattle family
hearted readers Of this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
.e'ILIsI.Ip urAA LAUNCHED.

h ~ N j.. Dec. 28.-The
= ~ laFEhst vessel IN the navy.
Is 11ssssaafnily launched today.
49, spry, daughter Of the
~ ~. of Utah, chnslened the
\, w ~ % u slid down the WAYS.
v,a' ~. BIZ wife and a party Of
$50 I. Utah people were
~ y the launching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
SAY ITALIAN HAD REVOLVER.

The police say Portiplo attempted draw a revolver
as he that shooting them walsh and Nc
Grath hit Portpilo, and prove their they
found revolver the street distance from where
the boy fell MORALLY wounded
Both policemen insist that they the attempt draw
the revolver No else it. And the dying bow who
has nothing more to fear from the police denies it,
Portiplo says he shot by of the policemen that
only shots were fired that they both struck him
Florence Davis the in the case SAYS the re-
volvcr found by the police probably" the Por-
plo threatened her with
Last night representative OF The Star found Florence
Davis The police tried hide her admitted that they knew
where she but refused give any information about
her Captain Stewart particularly socous that the news
paper should her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
Not the Rich, but the Poor,
Whose III carts Are
Touched by Plight of
Friendless Children.

a woman deserted by her
husband. left with six children
TO support.
a little mother Of George.
town. working In the Alaska
building until ~ o'clock at
night and Totherlng six chill.
drcn.
a widow supporting a Grip
pied son and a little prandchiid
from the proceeds Of one COW.
a mother Of hiS supporting
her children by washing. hus.
band gone for two years.
Mother and three children ilv.
ing IN a tent; oldest child seven
years old.
Mother and five children de
serted by husband. living In
hoVel, mother working out.
Mother Of another Family Of
five children gets up az 2
o'clock In the morning 10 wash
for a living.
These are n few OF the need,
families found by Star reporters In
their visits TO homes. all trying e
make the best OF It.
Worklngmen Help.
It's heart 20 heart In the Bach
elora Christmas plan Most Of the
men who call az The Star offic,
with their dollar or more are work
ingmen. some with dinner pals IL
their hands. Many of them say: 81
know how II IL. My father
died when | was a kid and ther,
were lots OF Chhsimases when
didn't get anything"
Investigation of appeals has de
yeloped great need Every dollar
or Rift is needed for the Bachelor
fund. II will tax the contributions
made TO meet the demand
Are there merchants who vii
help2 Clothing Is needed. viii yol
call up The Star and offer the priv
ilepe Of ordering suit or two OF
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
TAFT AT MASS
FOR KING LEOPOLD

\ WASHINGTON. u. c., Dec.
\ 23.-President Taft, Secretary
: of State Knox, several other
\ members of the cabinet and
\ the entire diplomatic corps at.
tended a solemn high requiem
\ mass for the repose of the soul
\ of the late King Leopold. at
A 81. Matthews church today.
4 The Belgian minister arranged
\ the service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
yMARMED WHEN FATAL
BULLET STRUCK HIM
Antonio Portipo, Victim Of PatroImen's Guns, Makes
Dying Statement, Declaring He Meant No Harm;
Fellow Italians Viii Push Charges.

Antonio Portipillo, boy II years old is sinking bis
death cot in the City hospital His hours earth
numbered Ills Christmas present will the black pail He
dying inch by inch the lie blood is ebbng from his heart
and his pulse grows weaker with the passing every minute
This fair young boy in the first flush Of youth shot
down in cold blood by policeman Shot down cruelty and
wanony. with no just provocation
Murdered by Policeman" will be the cpitaph his
tombstone.
As this poor lad lies gasping his life the police
scurying about their efforts dcame his reputation They
trying justify this cold bloodcd crime this shooting Of
harmless boy who had done wrong
He poor and almost friendess scarcely talk Eng
sh Such friends he has poor and unknown To the
police he just "dago white man. and his passing
20 his deep. chill bed need inctc no disturbance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23

! Fair tonight and Friday; 4
! light east winds. 4
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
WHERE THE TROUBLE LIES.

In the background there is the Japanese proprietor of
the Nkko theatre Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Perry will
proceed against the policeman the assumption that this
Jap is the starting point of it all that ii his objection
Porpos attentions that brought the police into the affair
Miss Davis will deny this She is naturally reluctant to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
|HkEE CHRISTMAS
TRAGEDIES IN DAY

- 80 NHAtf8 fffaHsI
'sLANTA, Ca, Dec. 23.-Lack
~oaey with which to give his
aad tao children their accus.
happy Christmas ls said to
caused the attempted suicide
aass l. Monk here today. lie
ably Will die.
.'snlLADELPHlA. Dec "a
Il than face her six children
aas morning without pres
g NE money 10 buy them,
sarah Ennis. of this city. last
vent into the kitchen. turned
y gas and ended her life.
'..1sacEkVILLE. Cal. Dec. "a
I aaehael Ferguson. who bought
ssliheF rifle for her f2.year-Old
tnfisinas present. was in.
" Killed By a bullet from the
~. which the boy was ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-23
poRTIPILLo KNOWS HE is DYING

Antonio Poriipo knows he is dying; he writhes in
pain he the black intensity which he
venture. lie believes in God that in a will
stand before his Maker he believes heaven Of eternal
bliss and hell OF perpetual torment lie than believes
this he knows from the depth Of his simple boyish
And making ready to stand before the Great Judgment
Seat he says.
Il did not have revolver; l carried one in my
life"
Antonio Poriplo telling The truth no boy lies few
hours before he his God lie declares hope Of
salvation that he did have night he was
shotshot in the back he the officers
OF the law, whose intentions he did understand
Parolman Walsh says he fired shots into the air
Patroman McGath says his revolver discharged
Portiplo fell with bullet wounds One through
his entered in his back and lodged in his BODY
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
MaihInat0n. 20. NIiober.
gInideinenO Gin outer 6ana.
GatoII. Na.. 20. ~.

Gdton, 4a., 70 DIT
Sic bieiige Eoli5ei pcrboftcte in
letter ytadt 3luei StaIiener. nob oe.
nen bon peridlie0cnen 1beilen oes
Sanoes peaen Nlor0es. StraBeurau.
bes unO gSdmor5e 9an0" rGcr6re.
den qefabn0ct miro. Die @efauae.
nen iin0 Serpin glrrigo. 81 s5a6re
alt uuo Diidlael ,5iorinopo. % sSabre
ult. Gie 9eiOel tameH Dor einiaen
Gngen nah 6atou nno nabmen IN
eineu itoIieuiidiau aoltbauie Cuar.
tier. Gort periudtcn tie ibren auit.
mirtb 5u beidnluoelu uno iDur0en
0esbnlb binans sleWorfen. moraui tie
ib mad einem 6otel begabeu. Sin
iiolieniidler IciethD erfannte einen
bon ibneu ini0 nobm iln un0 ieinen
aalnera0en nit 6iilie Ger 6ieiiaen
9Solisei III BaDa6riant Gle truaen
AeUoluer. Meiier Yiasfen mo Jon.
iiige Glnbreder1IIisnliitel bei iid].
9lrriao. 0cr I'm 8eroodlte ite6t i'm
IeBten Serbit ,5oiep6 Siciliono wcgen
ieines (Selocs III 4iiisburg, sias. er.
mor0ei 81, babeH. aigbi 81. 0oB or sur
,3eit. als lcnes &erbredlen geidob, an
ienem 9luBe inar tuo ioat. oaB ibm
Scr Wor0 5ur Saii gele8t miro. gr
bat 1dlrifiiad'en bei iid. oie iib auf
icnes @erbrefeH be8iellen. uno Oh.
oere. aus 6men her5oreeft. bob er
gcra6e mad ieHeu Raubmor0e cine
oniehnlidle @eloilmme nod ieinem
SeimathIanO iaaoie sSiorino iit ais
Ser Qlann i0cHtiiilirf por0en. nad
Dem man In N1u0id iohn0et. ueil er
einen s,talieneg ani Der Strobe anac.
.iauen uuo nm $40 beraubt baben
ioa. @ei0e MdnnT iolen ouBeroem
INIT Grpreiier6na0Gn in @ilfesbarre
IN 3erbinoun9 iie1en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Salts 8iumdlanfent6aIt.
@reg0rD, 8eras, 20. Oft.


Der FraiiOeut Soft, Der na6e bier
nltf ieines @ru0ers groBer Rand
ueilt, bate @eIegenbeit, 2eben unO
Sreiben ouf Der 9fanb fennen 5u Ier-
nen. gs fan0 ipa6ren0 oes gtahnit-
tags Elm 3iIiaumentreiben bon etua
1900 a0pfen Sornpieb itatt siUeds
ldleiOung bon Gdlladtoicb un0
oes 3eidncns oes SnugDie6s nit
Dem grenneiien. glud mur0e INN qe-
5eigt, ME 9iinopieb, oaS auBerbalb
0es Staates perididt miro, Ourh
eintaudlen in cine 6Iiiiiigfeit oesin.
fi5irt miro.
Ser 9rdii0G1t begann BEN Sag
nit Dem unoerineioIihen @oIfipieI.
bel Dem iein 9ruoer Charles ser
&artner mar. @1breno Iib Der 9rdii.
bent ailf oieie Meiie unterbieIt, rit-
fen Ser ariegsiefret1r Gidinion uno
'oer Capt. Butt ipieoer auf Oie @nten-
iago in Der Soifnng. mie0er 10 rel.
DIE 8eite 81 erlanqen uie aeitern,
ols tie init SO Gnten heimfehrten.
gsod Dem 0iittaselien unternah-
men Serr Gait uno ctIide onoere
Yerionen cine 9lntoFahrt mo ipater
nobmen tie oen .9iouno-up" Oes
gIebes IN Nu9enidein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-24
Y'a9e SsIip, u. g., iucrOen in eiuem
ecbHi@ Die iIc6errcite eiuer Jun.
scH 6FaHensperiOn scfmmOen.
= eden pabridcia lid.
SIe itreitcuOen !putmader BON Gon.
nett & So. ba6en mad Iunsem
Sampi Sie Ar5eii aafscnummen.
Sin &Ompromis.

Sslip, Gong Sslano,, 10. Ofto6er.
Gas SfeIett elner rngen Srauens.
perlon, Oos am porigen Sage in ei.
nem @c5oi5 5iuidlen 9renrmoo0 unS
,Sslip auiAeinnoeH mir0e, mag BON
Sranlein Man Smitb, elmer aran.
temUartcrin i'm 9fan6aiian State
@oipitdl in Sslip berriibren. sSrdu-
lem Smith pir0 ieit lebten SSru6lina
oermiBt 0in eibeRt5iInlides 3u.
X mentreiien iii, Dab ,Sraulein
Smit1 ais 0ie @raut bon 9IuauIns
Stpori galt Der Jest i'm @eiangniB
bon Rperbea0, <. s.. aui ieine Bro.
5clirlm8 martet ou er anaeflrQt lit,
1ruing s. 9teil0n uon @entral sSslip
am IS. September ermor0et an ba-
BEN Ole glnla1me, ouB oas Sfe.
lett Oas oeS 6rdulein Smith lit. lii,et
lid 0arauL 0aB iu Der Jf1be Oes Gr.
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