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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
L'ANsE ELECTIONS TAME.

While the village election is less
than three weeks away, little talk has
50 far been heard regarding it and
all indications now point to tame
election, unless something should
transpire in the near future to warm
up the voters, says the L'Anse Sem
tiucl
Mayor John Turnkey, who has pre-
sided over the village during the past
two years, declares he is not candi-
date, but his many friends are urging
him TO again head the ticket James
Mcmahon who has held the office Of
Clerk for many years, says that the
job viii be acceptable for another
year.
Aldermen Nesbitt. Ibbotson and Nc
MILAN are the outgoing councilmen
and can be reelected again if they
decide to hold over
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
oNToNAGoN FIRE.
House and All outbuIdinss Burned
to the Ground.

ElON-S anu Sli OulDullulH9S buFneu
TO the Ground.
IN alarm Of fire given Thursday af-
tcrnoon at about four o'clock which
announced that there was a fire in
the village, says the Ontonagon Her
aid. The fire was i'm the home of
John Smith. owned by the Charles
Obey estate, and was situated in the
Polish settlement. Mrs. Smith had
just finished getting the three chill
dren dressed preparatory to going to
"a neighbors when her brother in law,
Stanley Smith. who happened to be
passing rushed into the house and told
Mrs. Smith of the fire. In her excite
ment she ran from the burning house
taking the children and their cloaks
which were near by, she also took the
little cutter.
AS soon as she recalled her senses
she said that she especially wanted
TO save her new sewing machine, but
the house was full OF fire and smoke
and she could not enter. All the con-
tents burned were insured for $475.
The house was insured for $500.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
MRS. HAHN's FUNERAL.

The funeral OF Mrs. katherine Hahn,
who was the widow of Joseph Hahn
and who died Friday night at the
county inhrmary. where she was a pay
patient fer about four years, will be
held tomorrow (Tuesday) morning
from st. Ignatius' church. The body
will be buried at Forest Hill beside
that of the deceascd's husband, who
died about seven years ago. No other
relatives are known of and Ed. Haas,
who has acted as. guardian for the wo-
man for a number OF years, says he
knows Of no relations of the dead wo-
man. Mr.. Haas says there will prob
ably be very little II anything left out
Of the woman's property when the
funeral expenses are paid.
Miss Wernener Buried.
The funeral of Miss Lizzie Wernener
was held this morning from the county
indrmary where she died Friday night
Like Mrs Hahn, the deceased has no
known relatives.
John Harper Laid to Rest.
The funeral Of the late John Harper
occurred yesterday afternoon from the
home of Capt William Tregoning i'm
Ripley The funeral was in charge of
the Hancock Eagles and Rev. +. NJ.
Lunde of Trinity church conducted the
The body was laid to rest in
Forest Hill.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
THE CALUMET NEWS,

Curtice Bros. Rochester, n. Y; Fort
Stanwix Canning Co. Rome. n. ";
Holland Rusk Co, Holland. Mich; b.
j. Johnson soap Co. Milwaukee; n. X.
Fairbanks Co, Chicago; Quaker oats
Co. Chicago; National Biscuit Co.;
Runkel Bros, New York; Diamond
Match Co; James s. Kirk 4 Co, Chi
cage; l.. Schepp Co, New York; shred
ded Wheat Biscuit Coz. Postum Ger
cal Co.. Maltaevita Co.; Kellogg Toast
ed Corn Flakes Co, Baltimore; Port
Huron Salt Co.; National Playing Card
Co. Cincinnati; Red wing Milling Co;
White Rock Mineral Water CO.; John
w. Merriam Co. New York; f. $. Burn
ham Co, New York; c. ]. Won Houten
& Zoon, Bondy and Lederer, New York.
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Join Harper Laid 10 Rest.
WILL INSTALL STATIONS.
Isle Royale Will No Longer Be Out of
Communication.

Isle Royale, which heretofore has
been cut of from communication with
the rest of the world after the closing
Of navigation, viii be placed in touch
with the rest of the universe when the
first Booth boat sails for the island
this spring. for Manager +. G. Moe
OF the United Wireless Telegraph COM
pany has received instructions from
the office ait New York to install wire
less stations at Isle Royale and Mar
Quette, Mich.
Both stations are to be ready by the
opening of navigation. The Marquette
station viii be erected at once, the
one at Isle Royale as soon as the first
boat arrives there.
Mr. Moe received a message Satur-
day at Duluth that the United Wire
less Telegraph company has made con-
tracts for the equipment OF the pas
senger steamers of the Detroit and
Cleveland and the Detroit and Buffalo
Navigation companies.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS.
General Meeting to Be Held Friday in
Miss McCarthy's Room.

Superintendent j. A. Doelle today Is
sued notice that there win be no
school tomorrow on account of Wash
ington's birthday. In the same notice,
which was sent to all teachers he an
nounced the meeting for teachers TO
be held in Miss McCarthy's room on
Friday at 4 o'clock when the follow
ing program viii be rendered:
Passing Comments by the superin-
tendent.
How could the Ethical Efficiency of
Education be Increased Miss Char
lily Warrington.
Democracy i'm American School Gov
ernment-Miss Myrtle Shore.
Morol Instruction and Training i'm
France-Miss Elsie B. Jones.
The Teaching of Civil Duty I'm
French Schools-Miss katherine Post.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
LAKE LEVEL is LOW.
Flow Of Water at the 500 Reduced to
Allow Water to Raise.

In response to an order from the
United States war department the
Michigan Lake Superior Power COM
pany at the 500 has again been fore
ed to reduce the flow of water through
the big power canal, but this time
only to the extent of 20 per cent. Low
water, of course, isi the cause.
The proposition as to how long the
20 per cent. reduction order will con-
tinue To be operative is a matter of
speculation. For a few days the wat
er has been on the raise. Genuine
and permanent relief is not expected
until the advent of the spring thaw,
the latter part of March or first OF
April. From that time the upward
tendency will continue until the max
imum of high level is reached about
September.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
HoUGHToN 3REVITlEs.

The L'Ansc hockey team recently
defeated the Baraga Wanderers by the
score of to 0.
The Marquette basketball team was
defeated by the L'Anse team at Mar
quette last week by the score of SO
TO 10.
Bush and Humphreys are making
good progress with their logging oper-
atoms at the Porcupine Mountains in
Ontonagon county.
Harold Frimodig, who has been en-
ployed for the last two years as teller
in the First National bank of Rock
land, started his new duties today as
bookkeeper for the Portage Lake Hard
ware company, succeeding Ed. Lewis,
who has resigned and left the village.
Indications are that a good sized
crowd will see the hockey game be-
tween Hancock and Calumet i'm the
Amphidrome tonight.
Miss Mabel Pryor and her nephew,
Harry Wareham, of Lake Linden,
spent Sunday with friends here.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
TEAM GOES TO IsHPEMlNG.
Seven of Houehton Gun Clubs Crack
Shots to Compete Tomorrow.

The Houghton Gun club win send a
team of its best shots to Ishpeming
tonight 10 compete in a shoot with the
team of that city tomorrow afternoon.
Those who will represent the local
club i'm the shooting are ]. ]. Zealand,
J. II. Rice John, c. Pryor. Fred Fun
key JEFF Alexander and Paul and
Leigh Swift. In addition to these sew
eral members of the local club will
go TO root for their marksmen.
Fred Funkey won the contest at the
local shoot yesterday afternoon with
score Of 81 out of 70.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
WOMAN sLAsHED BY MAN.
John johnson Cuts Lily Kirby in South
Ranue brawl.

John Johnson was arrested at South
Range Saturday night and brought to
the Jail I'm Houghton after he had at
tackled woman called Lilly Kirby,
said to be an inmate OF a resort i'm
the village The woman is reported TO
have suffered two severe wounds, one
in the back and the other in the adbo-
men. but neither are regarded as fatal
unless complications should arise.
Johnson is being held at the Jail and
will be arraigned, probably before Jus
tice Jarvis in the court at South
Range, on Wednesday, the woman be-
ing unable to appear before him prior
To that time.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
MOTHERS MEETING TOMORROW

Miss Anna Nye has announced that
there will be meeting for mothers AT
the Central school kindergarten tomor-
row afternoon at half past two o'clock.
All mothers in Houghton are invited
to attend this session.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
HoueHToN BOY TO WEST POINT.
Thomas n. Rees, Jr., Nominated BY
President Taft.


Word has been received In Hough-
ton that Thomas II. Recs, Jr, a FORM
cr Houghton boy now living i'm CHI
cago where his father, Maj. Thomas H.
Rees. is I'm charge OF the work OF the
army engineer corps for the port Of
Chicago, has been appointed TO the
United States Military academy at
West Point. The young man was one
of 105 out OF class Of 500 10 pass
the examination recently conducted at
jefferson Barracks, Moe
Mr.. Bccs whose uncle is Allen f..
Rces. is one OF four young men who
were appointed from Chicago, two Of
them going on nominations made by
legislators and the former Houghton
boy and one other, Robert ID. Mac
Donald. son " MAJ Macdonald of
Fort sheridan, were sponsored by
President Taft
Another young man from this sec
tion To- go 10 the military academy is
Ralph Royce, SON OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George \. Royce of Ripley, who left
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
patana, rrsetiiten Case Stir Being
Heard; To Jury Today.

In the circuit court today the case
of Jalmar Ratana against the Hough-
ton County Traction company was still
being heard with prospects that IL
would be given to the jury this after
noon Tomor~Rw being 2, legal holiday.
there will be no court and for that rea-
son the Judge has requested the at
torneys to hasten the hearing as much
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21

as possible In the hope OF getting a
decision from the jury before adjourn
ment till wednesday morning
only two more cases remain % be
heard by the present jury ami ~ is
probable that the jury will be diJmiss-,
ed before the last OF the week.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
Houghton Department.
TEL EpIJONE SOUTH 10
TELEPHONE SOUTH 10

Houshton Thursday for West Point,
stopping to visit friends in Detroit,
Lansing. Ann Arbor and Alma on the
way 10 the school which he win enter
March /.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21

n your meals don't &c comfortably,
or You feel bloated after eating and
you believe 1t Is the food which flls
you; 81 what little you eat lies like a
lump Of lead on your stomach; II there
Is difficulty IN breathing after eating,
cructations of sour undigested food and
acid, heartburn. brash or belching of
gas. you can make up your mind that
you need something 10 stop food fer
mentation and cure Indigestion.
To make every bite Of food you eat
aid In the nourishment and strength
az your body. you must rid your s',m-
ach Of poisons. excessive acid and
stomach gas which sours your entire
IneaI-lnterferes with digestion and
causes 80 many sufferers OF Dyspepsia.
Sick Headache, Blliousness, Constipa-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21

is the president and leading spirit,
has reduced its annual dues from s.
to 50.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
HIGHS WIN HOCKEY GAME
AND LOSE AT BASKETBALL

For the fourth successive season the
Houghton high school has finished IFS
hockey schedule with q perfect per-
contage. The last scheduled game Of
the season was played al Amphidrome
Saturday afternoon when the team
defeated the Hancock high school team
by the score of TO o.
The contest was stubbornly fought
by the Hancock boys, especially i'm the
first half when they allowed the local
contingent TO score only one goal. This
was secured by Bassett near the end of
the period Of play. In the second half
there was moro fast hockey and il was
early in the half that Bassett again put
the puck into Hancock's net. Near the
end of the second section Hancock
nearly scored a eoal, having brought
the puck 20 a point directly I'm front,
of the Houghton net, but the local boys
regained the disk and carried it down
the ice to the other end and Pryor shot
a goal After this il was impossible
for either side to score Following isl
the lineup:
Houghton. Hancock.
Ther'aulte.....,goal ...,... ..Kotilla
Chynoweth.. point 81. Schiling
Alt..........cover point .,... McGlynn
Bassett. 5000. center 500. ..Funkey
Croze. rover .........M etner
Pryor. ...,....left wing ....... Bonsail
Slusscr. right wing ..,..... Lehto
The officials We're: Referee, Solo
mon; judge of play. Allie. Penalties
Bassett, one minute. Time of halves, /
20 minutes.
L'Anse Wins Basketball Games.
Both the girls team and the boys !.
team of Houghton high school We're
defeated i'm games Of basketball play /
ed against the team of the L'Anse high I
school at L'Anse opera house Friday .
evening. This was not unexpected as
the peculiar size and arrangement -
the L'Anse han are such that no team
has been able this season TO make a
good showing against the home team,
they being familiar with the arrange
ment.
The game started auspiciously for
The local boys, they succeeding in get
ting three points before their rivals
had started scoring but they could not
get the ball to land in the basket very
well and the home players soon took
the lead which they held 20 the end,
finishing by a score of So TO -. The
teams lined up in the following order:
Houghton LAnse.
Anderson. ....ceuter .......Crebassa
Warrington. forward ....... Brennan
Pryor. .........f forward 90. McKlndles
Sewel. ........ guard ...... ..LeDuc
Haug. ..........g guard ...........Sh
The girls game, which was played
between the halves Of the real contest
of the evening, was a walk-away for
the L'Anse misses. The first half
showed a score of II 70 IN favor Of
the L'Anse girls and in the second ro-
riod they did even better, making the
ing Of diphtheria and the funeral took
game was as follows:
Houghton. L'Anse
Carroll forward ...... Menard
sherman ...... center. .,...Crebassa
center ....... Cambea
sherman .....ceuter ....... Brennan
Shctney. .......... HIKE
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21

Take a little Diapepsin now and your
Stomach will feel fine five minutes
Iater.-Don't keep on suffering with
o certain cure so handy.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21
NO DISCOUNT EXPECTED.
STATE.

Il am willing to make any sacrifice
to win you" sighed the impecunious
count.
"Oh. that isn't necessary, replied the
heiress. in case / make up my mind
that want you, papa can AFFORD to
pay the regular price"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21

The New York Equal suffrage So
ciety of which Mrs. Clarence Mackay
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-21

Ihe glrIs game, WHICH Vas pIdyeu
between the halves Of the real contest
of the evening was a walk-away for
the L'Anse misses. The first half
showed a score of - 70 . IN favor Of
the L'Anse girls and in the second re-
riod they did even better, making the
ing OF diphtheria and the funeral took
came was MS follows,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-28

Nctte xan0Sleufe.
Stalisner auf plumpe @eiie um $3.50
beidwinbelt.

ginem ebenio alien pis plumber
Sdpinbsl fisl asitern Der Staliene,
Suorino StragmasIio, Snbaber zines
aoitbduies Ro. 3O8 WeIt Water Ctr
gum Spfer. Geitern Wloreen iteIlier
iid Stpei sutas,lsieete 2anbsleuts Be
ibm Elm unb tbei!ten ibm nit. bat
ibr grubsr geitorbsn isi uno Tie biz
Stabt perIdHen ipolIten. gorber
piinidten iie iebod sine grobere O.lbs
iumme in elmer suten 9ant su beponis
rem. sic eriudten Stragmaslio. ibs
nsn cine folhe Ban. su empfebien. CT
er.Idrte. bab er feibit 800 in Der
llnion 5ruit Comp. bsponirt babe.
unb bic beipsn Jremben entihlo'Ien
fih. ibr 9elo in berieIbeu gant 3ll
bintsrlegen. Strasmaelio bsslsitsie lie
ouf ibren Dunih sundhii nah Weits
tppoo, no elmer ibrer 2anbsleute bds
Gelb fir lie auftepabre. Bon bort
aus tratsn iie ben Wsg na5 Der 8ant
on. llniertpegs bemerite elmer Der
Shpinbler. bab lie ibr8elb nur bann
in Der union 9ruit 60. bsponiren
pollten, fpenn Straemaelio fie iibers
ssues, bab er 8tlb in berielben babe.
S.ragmaglio 3os barauf 500 aus Der
Ban, unb feline geoleiter mahten ibm
ben 8orihlas, bic 500. iopie $50,
nelhe sr auberbem bel itt) bate, nit
benz bon ibnsu gu beponirenben 8eIoe
in Elm aoupsrt gu iteden. unb ben
san3snRirag 5uiammsu gu beponiren.
Strogmaglio lsste feline $3.50 in bas
aoupert uno iiberenb bas1elbe ieinsn
neugefponnenen isrsunben, tpelfe
fheinbar aud ibr8eip in bas aoupert
itsdien unb ibm basielbe nit benz Grs
Iudxn suriif soben. bas 8elo einige
Minuten fir iie auf5ubeipabren. Sie
.nifernteu iit nit benz 0eriprehen, in
fiinfWlinuteu suriidtommen gu ipoIlen,
unb nahoem Strasmaslio cine balbe
Stunbe lang eeipartst bate, eing ibm
,nbIit, Elm Gid. duf. gr offnete bas
Gounert unb fanb. oab basIeIbs nit
papisr'dniteIn 3 onsefult mar. Die
polisei bsiist cine quite 9eihreibune
Der bsioen 8auner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-28
2ie Varfbeb0rSe.

Die partbtbGroe .mpfins In i6r.l
aeiirigen Sisuns Elm Shreiben Dor
SO. J. Wihear. benz Voriiber fir ain,
Der unisrbultuneen auf Der Ohio,
iboi ausiislluns. in ipsl6er II i'm Ha,
men Der 9irettoren ieinen Dant fiji,
bic 5iiIfe ausbriidt, tpeIhe bic 8ehDros
ihm lsii.ets. inoem iie bic In ben paris
i'd, umbertummelnben Ginber suiom.
menbrahte. um BEL ben Worltellunssn
in Der RuIitbalIe mit5unirien. Die.
ielben brahtsn elm anihaulitss Bib
pon oem Qsben unb lreiben in ben
parfs.
Siabtonipalt 8anoro ibeilie Ser
Beborbs nit. bob iie bas Rsht bat.
9eiuhs nm 4bbaltung BON politifhen
9erIammlunsen in ben Darts au per.
tpeiaern.
Der Horb Cincinnati YuIineB'
Men's Club ibeiIie Der 8eborbs in els
nem Shreibsn init. boB sr bic 81 900. :
600 Bombs Nussabe fir port3fpede,
iiber fpel6e in Der Vopembsr Wobl
obgeiiimmt pirb, inboHirt babe. Der
Glub ihIGst ferner Dor, bob bad
Gnbe bes Burnet Woobs Dart See's,
ipeihes iib Bis mad 81. Clair GtraBe
ousbebnt. troden gflesi ipirb. bo bos
Wdner beIt1nbig itagnirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-28
9er6f.Gr0ffnuttg Set Straus'
300 sdaar.n ron Ysindbern tertei.

Sn bas rerommirte fafbionoble
Mobefpaaren Geifdit Der Nlbert 8.
Straus 60. belt geftern Der 6erbit
ieinen Ginsug, unbe.iimmsrt bdrum,
ooB brauben nod bonn ipolfenloien
Simmel bas funfelnbe 9agesgeitirn
leine StrabIen nit mGhtiger Olutb
ouf bic fhiuibenbe Wsnfhbeit bernie
bsrionote. aber trobbem mar es Iii
ben Raumen bod anbeiinelno, o.nn ile
iparen nit berbiilihem Qaub, nit
aitsrn uno anoeren s5Iorosinbern bss
5erbftes in ungemein iinniser WeiIs
aeidmiidi.
Shon bic gefhmadpolI ausseiidites
ten Shauieniter legen einen HeiDeis
odpon ab, bob mir uns in elmer Wobes
tparenhanbluns sriten Rangss befins
ben. QuT Der rehtsn Seite beg erfen
Stodtperts iinb bic jhneibsrgemchten
aleioer, ipGbrenb bic linfe Settle in
auseisbisiier Wsifs benz peI5lpaorenz
Departement seipibmet iii. Jebes
pelstrasenbe 9bier, BON ben Wilbz
tasen Der 9ropenIdnber bis gu ben I'm
eiIiasn Sibirien umberftrsifenben 5ers
melins uno Silberiiihien. lit bier pers
trsisn. Weben einsm aus 2soparoens
fsu beraeftelltsn WanteI erblidien mir
einen toiibaren gsismante!, su beHen
5eritellung mshrtre neugeborene ponn.
fiilIen Der ruiiiiden Steppe ibre GeIIe
haben bsreebsn miiHsn. Sn oieiem
Stofpert lit audi bas Departemeut
Der Strumpfs uno 6aIsnaaren. Muf
oem iih sipiihen bsm /. uno 2. Siod=
inert befinbIiden 9al,onen iinb i.bt
ioiige plGshen CUR Grboluns unb gum
Iusrukn hergerihiet. Das speii.
Stodipert lit ebenfdlls elm parnbies
fir Die 9amentpelt, benn bier eiebt e
Rode unb gluien aus i.ibsnen unb
anbsren ipertbpolen StofTen in 6iille
uno 5iille. Sm brittsn Stodsptri.
fpslhes ben hrrlihen probutisn Der
Bubmo6erinrsn eefpiomei III, Shipinst
i6on felt Sabren has Iiebensipiirbise
fri. Mapme Gallagher nit sfdidtsr
6anb oas Sespt.r. 8iele brett aus
poris importirte 5iite erresten bel ben
8eiuherinnen nit Ren.
geDunosrung. auh bier 1T Die Muss
lpabl cine ouBerorbeHtlih reihboItiss,
Iofpobl IN billieen ols AUDI in tbeuren
bohmobernen Gryemplareu.
Die grofinung pirb beute fortses
Iebt.
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Im Wontds bate bic poli3ei bes
Z. 3iiiritts cine Ra53ia auf 5ubrleute
untsrnommen. tpelhe bic porseihriebes
nen Si5ensnummsrn niht an ibren
Wagen 5ur Shau trusen. Hidt ipenis
ger aIs neununb5lpon3is 9eiebesuberz
treter ipareu perbaftet tporben unn biss
ielben madtsn ssitsrn bem polia.irits
ter unter entiprshenber qnilase ibre
gufpartung. sic tpurben je su So
uno aoiien perurtbilt uno bonn Rihz
ter osrmabni, in 3uiunft bic betreTIens
be Sreinan3 5u befoIgen.
Wm. 5. 5anner, tpeIher bor IGnaea
rer 3eit on Walnut Strabe nabe ben
poIiamt JrI. 2nura Siellsbuih iiber.
fdhrsn bate, ipurbe geitern BON bsr
antlase bes tbdtlihen 4nariffs freiasz
iproden. ba Die 8eipeisoufnabme ers
CAB, bab sr ben llnFolI nidt p.rmeiben
tonnte.
Der Neeer @eorse puIIep, tpeIder
am Wontas 4benb BON ben polisiiten
Jsrael unb Wcran unter Der 4nfIoae
oes ungeieBliben Goeainpertaufs pers
baftet porben mar, ipurbe idulbia BE-
funben uno nit elmer Strofe bon $50
unb Hoiten beleat.
polisiit Jrame b0rte in Der Won.na
Hadt lnutes Shnarhen aus elmer
pionotiite berpororinsen, ipelde in Der
Batter allep. nabe Der Gin Strobe
itanb. gr fano 3tpei 2anbitreider Dor,
ipelhe in Der eroben aiite ibr Votts
lager dufseidlasen batten. Dieielben
tpuroen unter Der 4nilase. berb19tige
Ghdrattere su iein. perbafiet. sic re-
siitrirten iid ais 8. Bateman. 26 Sab
re aft, arbeiier BON poini Republic,
0a., unb Somuel WsopbtpeII, 80 esabre
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