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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28
Warm Springs, Ga, in Pine

Warm Springs, Ga, in Pine
mountains; finest bathing and
best hotel accommodations. The
place for health, rest and pleas
ure. Per week, $12 to $15; four
weeks or longer $40 to $12 per
week. On the A., B. & A. and
Southern railways. For full in
formation write Charles L.
Davis, proprietor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28

Every case of typhoid fever reported
in the city for two weeks is traced to
the use of milk from privately kept
cows. The fly Is blamed with the whole
thing by the city physician, lighting on
the milk cans and vessels in this way
putting the germ in the milk 1t is not so
much the COW as the careless way of
handling the milk.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28
Hog Thieves Are Captured

Pink McClardy and Doc Rowe, two
negroes, have been arrested by or
f1cers Phillips and Shiretzki In this city
on a charge of stealing hogs. 1t is
alleged that the two men purlo1ned
porkers belonging to Judge J. ]. Will
lett and County Tax Assessor Dave
Cowden last Friday night. selling them
for high prices. The officers claim that
they have unmistakable evidence or
their guilt.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28

The supreme court is at work on the
last week of the term, and the members
should be ready to adjourn by Saturday
evening. 1t has been hard run, made
SO largely by the fact that the chief
justice and two of the associates had 20
run for reelection during the year. Mr..
Justice Evans. appointed from Barbour
county by Gov. B. B. Conner. will retire,
having been defeated by Judge Ormond
Somerville of Tuscaloosa. Two years from
now Justices Mcclellan and Sayre viii
be in the running for full terms.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28
old-Fa.hioned singers Meet

do, RIA, Fa," etc., will be the popu-
lar password in Admission OF Friday
and Saturday of this week when the
old fashioned singers convention WI
be in session at the Calhoun county
courthouse. Among the master singers
who will be present are A. M. Cope
land and Frank Copeland of Branch
Vile, st. Clair county; W. ii. Mcclure
and William Frank Dorrah of Leeds,
the three daughters of the latter pre-
siding at the organ during the con-
vention. The Sacred Harp books will
be used and there will be no new
tangled notes attempted. hamp Rey-
nolds will preside at the convention as
master of ceremonies, ard numerous
songsters are expected from all ad-
jacent counties
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28
An Historic Date

Forty-six years ago Monday, June n.
was fought the battle of Cold Harbor
in Virginia. II. c. Yelverton. chief
Waterman at the capitol. says he remem-
bers it mighty WELL as he was in the
fight and knows 1t was hot one. MY,
but there have been many changes since
that time" remarked the old veteran as
he walked away.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28
p.r.rd,rr Pension Money

Under a revised ruling Of the attorney
general. It is found that the proceeds OF
a pension may be used for the care Of
the family in certain cases, and always
to the payment Of the burial expenses
and those of his last Illness. 1t is said :
at will be seen that If the death OF the
nensioner occurred after the issuance and
before the delivery of the warrant to the
pensioner for any year the same should
be delivered to the widow or minor child
or children of the pensioner, or to the
Judge of probate if there should be no
widow or minor child or children of the
pensioner, to be by him collected and the
proceeds devoted to the payment of bur-
ial expenses of the pensioner.'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28
sorren Comes Bnck

After a year of freedom, A. j. Sorren
white man of Jefferson county. has
been recaptured and sent to the prison
of the state at Speigners. He was sent
up for life from Jefferson county, though
a member of a prominent Tallapoosa
county family. His crime was murder.
He was caught in Bonham, Tex. Sor-
rell, who Is but 30 years of age, has been
all over the country and says he is glad
to get back. as his existence has beeh
misery. He was a trusty when he
got away.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28
Dr Sanders on Tour

DR.. w. H. Sanders, state health officer.
will meet the doctors of Marengo county,
Friday, July 1. at Linden, taking up with
them the many questions that are of in
terest to the profession. On the same
day, but at different time, he Will
meet the midwives to discuss the I'M
portance of vital statistics. The doctor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28

E. B. Stricken announced this afternoon
as a candidate for election as member
of the city aldermanic board. and with his
announcement, 1t is understood, organized
labor makes it's debut in the politics OF
the Model City. In most organized cities
it is customary for the labor unions TO
have at least one man on the council, and
he usually gets there without opposition,
it is said but Notwithstanding the fact
that Admission has for several years been
one of the strongest organized towns in
the state, labor has never been officially
represented in the municipal government.
Mr. Stricken has been prominently fden-
tilted with local labor organizations. and
his friends believe he will get large vote.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28
Plenty of Money

The state treasury balance today stood
at $555, 1876 thus giving neat little sum
on hand for all emergencies This is
in excess of $192,S90, on deposit with the
American Exchange National bank Ii
New York for interest on state bonds
The school pay roll was only 81, 706. L
as a result of vacation time. which helps
to keep the money in hand. The semi
annual interest due July l, in New York
for some weeks, is $17S,725.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28
Seed to the North Dakotah.

W. D. Seed Jr.. son of w. d. Seed,
state treasurer, has been assigned 10 the
battIeship North Dakota having grad
uated from Annapolis with the rank of
past midshiprnan. He will stop here and
there along the Atlantic seaboard before
Joining his vessel, which Is now in New
York harbor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28

Col c. r. Bricken of the Second regi-
ment, Ala bama National Guard, will be
In command of the officers school to
be held July to 9 in this city Col
onel McKieroy, the assigned colonel
was not able to accept the duty, after
appointment, so it fell to Colonel
Bricken. The latter Is one of the best
military men in the state, knowing
much of the tactics and the move
ments of war and will be able to work
out good service Three regular army
men from the school at Fort Leaven-
worth are to be instructors.
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Colonel n,Neal In city

Col. Emmett O'Neal, nominee for gov
ernor of Alabama, is in the city work
ing in the supreme court library. He
Is accompanied by Jesse f. Stallings
of Birming CHAM, who went over TO
Opelika to look after some business in
that section. Colonel O'Neal is engaged
in preparing his address as president
of the bar association, 1t being the
duty of the president, which he is,
to note changes In laws of the vari-
Gus states from one session to another.
Colonel O'Neal says he is letting state
matters rock along, pending the dis
posal of a number of personal affairs
that have piled up.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28

After an ell-day session on the ques-
ton of moving the National Guard to
chickamauga Gen. Bibb Graves and the
passenger agents adjourned without an
agreement. 1t will be necessary for the
passenger men to get authority to meet
the contract requirements of the gov
eminent.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28
"THE MORE YOU SAY THE LESS PEOPLE
REMEMBER" ONE WORD WITH YOU
SAPOL| 10

will meet the doctors and midwives in
the same way at Butler, Choctaw coun-
ty on July O. and he will go to Wash
ington county at later date.
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Supreme Court Closes

of corn far above the head of the planter
and a negro farm hand.
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cIcared Of Coutempt charge

j. NJ Rogers of Tuscaloosa, wit
ness in the impeachment proceeding
against Sheriff Latham of Tuscaloosa,
heard last week, but who failed to show
up was brought before the trial trib
unal. the supreme court, tuday and
asked to show cause why he was not
in contempt. He made a showing that
his mother was dying, that he notified
the court and wired the attorney gon-
eral On the showing he was given his
release.
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SEABOARD

Boston and return $50. % account IN.
e. AZ Cheap excursion rates account
Fourth of July to all points On sale
July 2, and 4, good to July 8. returning.
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s gone far and wide.
Would Mean Long Terms

If there should be an average run or
convictions in the cases under inves-
tigation it would mean many scores OF
years in the penal service of the coun-
try. Uncle Sam could call to each man
at least five years, possibly longer
The accused, with the exception OF
three negroes, are prominent in pro-
fessional and business life. One is a
lawyer here, others have been In busi-
ness here, others are now or have been
In business in other sections of the
country. The trials. If there should be
any, will no doubt be the most sensa-
tional in the history of the south.
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privilege of occupying the remodeled audi

privilege of occupying the remodeled audi
forum.
These schools of instruction have never
been held in Alabama before, 1t Is said,
and the one to be inaugurated in Admission
this week will be in the nature of an in
novation. the departure being due to the
progressive efforts of the present worthy
grand matron There will be three ses-
sions daily, morning, afternoon and In the
evening Lunch will be served in the hall
at noon, to which Masons and several pri-
vate citizens have been invited.
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Two Sent to Jail

One iuryman and one outsider, who is
charged with attempt to influence the
juryman, have been sent to jail. out
slider Baker who came from Hurtsboro
is facing a year in the jail ct Mont
gomery. Juryman Cope who was the
one approached and who is said to have
let out information, Is under sentence
Of one month. Leaks have been watch
ed with great care and several men
who have talked more or less have been
notified that it would not do. Mr.. Am
brecht who has been assisted by G..
F. Mertins, has shown such ability In
this investigation that his reputation
has gone far and wide.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28
JURY HAS ALMOST
FINISHED ITS WORK
Busy Session of Federal Body
at Montgomery
TWO ARE SENT TO JAIL
Tuscaloosa Man Cleared of Contempt
Charge-Bricken to Command
Officers Schocl-Suprcme
Court to Close
TWO ARE SENT TO JAIL

Montgomery. June 27.-(Special.}-
The federal grand jury, which has been
Investigating the alleged bankruptcy
frauds laid to several members of the
Shreve family and others, ought to be
ready to report by the last of the
week For some weeks half a dozen
special agents of the department of
justice have been here and the i'm
preston Is that most of the accused
will have to face indictments. 1t is
thought, however. that trials will not
be taken up until the fall
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-28

The present session of the grand jury
has been sensational. Called at the
States Attorney General W. II. Am
brecht of Mobile, 1t has drawn men
and women as witnesses from every
part of the country. Losers in bank
rupt business in which the accused are
said to have had part came from the
four corners of the nation, and 1t is re-
ported that at least $4,000 have been
in this way wrongfully taken and dis
posed of in other parts of the state
and the country. All defendants are I'M
der heavy bond and close watch has
been kept over them.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
9aS @ablre@t
TT &a1tota9e.
&ompromifl 5,uiiden aonferpatipen
mmb Centrum. 9amernbe Sppo-
iitiom per linfsitebenben Garteten.

8erl in z. Scar. =
Die Son6erfommnilien 0es prenBi.
i6en Mbgeoronetenbauies, melde oie
@ablre6ts @orlage in Sanoen bat,
nabm in ibrer Sibung Die MaBregel
nit fiinf5ebn gegen orei5ebn Stimmen
in Ser &ompromiB 6aiiung IN er-
iter 2eiung an. Die @eiammtabitimr=
mung fano itatt, na6oem oorber i1ber
jeoen ein3elnen &aragrapben oisfu=
tirt uno abgeitin1rtt mor0en mar. @s
muroen nur geringfiigige Aenoerun=
gen an Sen bon Sen Deutibfonierpa-
tipen 1n0 Dem Centrum pereinbarten
8eitin1n1ungen porgenommen, oeren
Quinteilen5 oie 8eibebaltung Ser i1r=
Direften @abl uno 0ie @infiibrung 0es
gebeirnen WfoonS BEL ser 8ablman=
ner=@abl. 1ieie lelbit iolen Damn Of
fertlib sic &bgeoroneten mablen. Die
e1tl6eiben6e 9lbitimmung erfolgte,
na9oem aQe bon freiiinniger mno mo-
tionalliberaler 5eite geiteuten Mntra=
ge abgelebnt por0en maren.
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Hgly ss 4.
@eite / bis 8
flnoigt, oaB Nrin5 Mifolaus bon
Montenegro im sSriiiabr etnen 8eiud)
in ct. Betersbnrg MAIDEN miro.
8eporite9enbe gerlob,t,1g.
IS d tS. 8. WfQr,

&0nig G0uaro it in Haris ange-
fon1n1en. Obtpobl er urter Dem Sea-
men 0es Ser5ogs bon 2anceiter int
itrengiten Snfognito reiit miro er Sem
Hrdii6e11ten Ganieres einen 8eiu9 ab-
itatten. St reiit Damn 11a9 8iarrit
metter, tDo, mie man glaubt, 6ie Ser
lobung bes &onigs Mo1uel bon Yor-
tugal nit ser &rin5eifin gictoria Ha-
tri5ia, ser Sodter oes @er5ogs BON
@onnaugbt, befannt gegeben tperoen
miro. Die &onigin=Weutter Mn1alie
lm6 Marquis 0e @operal, ser portl1-
-gieiiide @eianote in 2onoon, balten
fi@ bereits in 8iarrib auf. Son 8iar.
ritz aus reiit Damn ser &0nig na9
Marieiues, 100 er NIT ser &0nigen
Mleranoria 5uiammentrfft. 8eioe be-
abii6tigen bon BORT an @oro ser
Da@t u8ictoria & gilbert" t1a@ 2ii-
iabon gu fabret1, um oen fiir5li6en
8eiu6 0es &onigs Wfanuel in gng=
lanb 5lt eripibern.
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Sppnotiiirt nnb ,tm $4,000 bcrambt
@ aibinqto a II, s. Mar.

$50 Arlington, s. Soar.
8. S. Selfair, Elm friiberer Sc
l9aitsfiibrer elmer groBen Mil@ere;-
@eieuibaft in Hbila0elpbia, Ga.,
mar bierber gefommet Unit ei11eMil6=
farm in ser 9eQbe bon Seminary, @a.,
fir $4,000 5u faufen. Nls er beute
sur 8eltnnltng fam befuno er ii6 i'm
gmercencp Sospital, aber feline 8rief=
tai9e nit $685. par ibm geraubt
moroen. ST er5dblte Ser Holi5ei, oab
-er atn 8aibingt De1rfntal ei11en BE-
fannten Mann getroffen babe, ser ibn
l6on mebrere Male bppnotiiirt batte
Bl0bIi6 pdre>er mie0er 6eln ginflml=
ie oes &ppnotismus unterlegen un0 er
babe oem Manne feline Brtef eftai6e
nit $35, 900 eingeban0igt bann lei er
beltnnungsloS gemoroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Seine 2,,it gum streif.
GIepeIa II 5, g., 8. W3

8 GleDel an0, o., 8. Wfar..
gea6 Mel0ungen 1pel9e aus Seem
Dorf bier eingelaufen iino, fat Ga
muel @ornpers einen 5treif ser bie=
digen 5traBenbabnangeiteuten in Nlus-
ii6t genommen. Ser @eoanfe erfreu1
iid aber unter 0en bieitgen 9lngeitell=
ten ourdaus feines 8eifanes. 9ie
Union lpar irn Neai oes Sabres 1908
in Sen 9lusitan0 getreten, taboeln oie
bon 0em friiberen Mapor gebiloete Sc.
ieni6aft Sen 8etrieb ser 8abn iiber-
non1men bate. Die 5treifer blieben
iolange i'm Musitan6e, Biz Sic 8abn
Dor einigen Sagen pieoer bon ser al
ten @eienl6aft iibernommen mur6e.
glls iie Sic gtrbeit mieoer aufnabmen
ipuroe sic Union anerfannt, ibuen Ell
ne 2obnerbobung 5ugeii9ert u11o ber=
iproden, 11ur Nugeborige ser Union
on5uiteuen. Ser Sraii0ent Der bie=
gen Union erfldrte, er iebe feine11
@runo uno aub feline Mogli9fett fiir
oie StraBenbabner in @lepelano, iebt
Sauf einmal gu itreifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
Seine aaiierreiie.
g erlin, 8. Mar.

~ L W. .. .UluI.
&aiier @ilbelm bat Sent Siiriten
gilbert BON Monaeo einen Brief ge-
l6rieben, tpelder Sic Miittbeilung ent.
balt, oaB @robaomiral bon &oeiter
oen Monarden BEL Ser I'M Sriibiabr
itattfin0enoen @inpeibung oes S5ea=
nograpbii6en Muieun1s in Monaca
pertreten tper0e 9ieie Gbatia6e Be-
reitet ein iabes gn6e Sen in jiingiter
3eit re6t lebbaft im @ange gelpeie<
men Spefulationen betreffs elmer gu
iammenfunft 6es &aiiers nit oernErd=
iioenten Ser fran5oiii6en &epublif.
0eit 5iemli@er 8eitimmtbeit mar per=
li6ert por0en, 0aB sic in 9feoe ite-
6enoe 6eier ii6 5u eineln politii6en
greigniB eriten 9fanges our@ sic
gleid5eitige slnlpeienbett oes oeuti6en
&aiiers un6 6es fran5oiii6en Ardii=
0enten geitalten miiroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-03-10
oernen gerbaltniiien uno geietli@e
Teitiesung zines &ubetages fiir Mr-
better, sic am 5onntag notbpenotge
9lrbeit perri6ten.
@l6tlid) abbermfem.
g en- 9 o + +, 6. Wiar

Sbomas Golfer &latt, ein frube-
rer 8unoeslenator, un0 piele Sabre
lang cine ser beoeutenoiten 6iguren
auf Sem 5badbrett Ser repnblifani=
i6en Nartei, itarb am Sonntagnad=
mittag in ieiner Mietbsmobnung in
Seem Sort, sic er felt bier sSabren i11=
nebatte. gfa6 ser grtlarung ser
9ler5te 1puroe ser Soo our6 afute
8rigbf's 9eierenfranfbeit berbeige=
fiibrt. Ser So0 6eS Mannes fam iebr
iiberraiden0, 90 Sic ger5te, trot0em
&lutt felt Sabren gelabmt mar, an
cine &rilis nidt 6a6ten. Ser Ser
itorbene bebielt Bis 5ur lebten 5tun0e,
trot ieiner f0rperli6en S61nabe, 6as
lebbafteite SSntereiie an alien politi-
i6en Mngelegenbeiten.
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Die sslciid)preiie.
@ a If ngt ton. 6. @ar

KS u ! y II H.. D. W(Qr.
9fa6 ser eben befannt tperoenoen
5tatiftif oes &nnoeIsoeparter1ents
iin6 Sic boben &reiie fir Sleii@, na-
mentli@ 9@meinefleiid in Mmerifa
nt@t iiberntabig, ionoern iie balten
ben @retien in allen 2dnoern sic $50
ge. Na6 Dem borliegenoen 8eri9t
iin6 6ie 2dnoer, tpelde oas n1eiite
6leti9 ansfiibren, neben ben Ser.
5taater, MuitraIien, 9eeu-5eelano, Sir.
gentinien uno CANADA. 0ieielbe 5ta-
tiitif 5eigt tpeiter, 6aB 5as pereinig-
te &0ntgrei6 @roBbritanien iopie
Deutidlano sic 2dnoer iino, Sic oen
groBten SSmport an friide1n 5leiih
beoiirfen 8e5ei6ne110 III, onB in Sen
letten SSabren oieI tpeniger gefiblteS
ODER gefrorenes Sleiid nab ben Der.
Staaten intportiert pur6e.
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sparbanfen genebmigt.
So a,{htndtp1t, WfQr,

Mttt einem itriften Bartein. tim,
ausgenommen oen oernofratil6en Sc
nator Chamberlain, mel6er nit SCI;
&epublifanern fir sic .Mc5regel
itin1mte> nabm ser Senat Sic bon ser
Moninii filtration eingerei9te 8in CUR
@rri6tung Don Hoitiparfallen an.
Nmen6enents mur6en angenomn1el1,
pona6 in &riegs5eiten ooer unter an
0eren ltmitan0en, menn Ser &reott Set
9eation in 9lnlprub genommel1 p.rt:
sic in Sen Holtiparbanfen beiiuoiiehell
@el0er in &egierungsbon6s augelegt
meroen fonnen oo6 miillen 6ieie
BONDS mebr als 2 Nro5ent 3inien
|tragen un0 ferner, 6aB 9epolitoren IT,
re ginlagen auf 8erlangen 6uriid5ie=
fen f0nnen. Son sen 20 Stimmen,
mel6e i'm 5enat iiber Sic Noitipar=
banfcn-gorlage abgegeben ipuroeaL
paren so flint Sic 8iu uno % 6age=
gen. SSn Ser Gor1n, pie Sic Sill iett
oem Suule 5ugeben miro, perfigt iie,
oaB sic &oitmeiiter 5ummen bon ei=
nem Dolar an pon 0en 9epolitorel1
annebmen fonnen, uno 0aB oieie De-
politcn in Sen lofalen 8anfen nie0er=
gelegt meroen, bon tpo tie i'm &riegs=
faue ooer in irgen0 einem at1oere!,
Notbfane bonn Brdiioenten eingefor=
oert mer6en fonnen. sssn iol6em 6aae
ionen Sic @el0er in &egierungSpapie=
rem angelegt tper6en, aber 6teie Na-
pierre miiiien min6eitens 214 8ro5ent
3inien tragen. Die @ontrone ser
Goitgeloer miro elmer Gruiteebeboroe
iibergeben, beitebet16 aus oem Gene
ralantpalt, un0 Sem @efretar 6es
Sdabamts. &ein Depoiitor 6arf rnebr
ais $500 oeponieren un0 Nien1an6
miro geitattet, in einent Monat mebr
als 800 ein3utragen. Sic @egie-
RING 5ablt 2 &ro5ent 3inien, nuB
aber bon Sen 8anfen bel oenen iic
oie &oitgel0er 0eponiert, 11i@t >peniger
als 214 8ro5ent foroern. Die Diffe,
'ren5 ion MIR 8eitreitung ser lnfoIten
perlpan6t per6en. Man re9net 6a-
ral1f 6aB 6ur6 Elm iol6es Spiter,
biel @el0 in umlaufs geiebt meroen
miro, tpeldes iebt bon fur9tiamen 8e-
iitern> peritedt gebalten Mrs gs miro
geidabt, oaB Sic @eiammtiumne Ser
&oioepoiiten iid BON fiinfbnnbert
Mtaionen auf cine 8iqian Dollars
belaufen miro.
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&ind,ot i,1 are,15perbSr.
@ @afhinafp a z. l9


8aItnger's 9lnpalt 8ertrees iebte
oas &reu5perbor gegen Hindot fort,
6as am Dienltag bel ser 8ertagung ab<
gebro6en pur6en mar, 1n6 sic &on1-
biiiionsmitglieoer 5eigten peridieoent-
lid lire l1ngeoul0 iiber Sen ibleppen-
Sen @ang Ser &erbanolunget1 inoem
fie sen Nntpalt erlu9ten, oas @ort-
gefe@t anf5ugeben un6 gu beriu@en,
iib an oie 9batladen gu balten. sln-
malt gertrees, peIder oas 4reu3per-
b0r fiibrte, bate 5reitog gornpittag
lange argnmente nit &in6ot iiber Sic
8e0ertung einiger Der Sragen, tpeI9e
Ser 9lnualt Dem 3euge1 porlegte.
gertrees er5lpang bon oen 8el1gen
6as @eitdn6niB, oaB ser ein5ige Mn=
flagepunft gegen 8auinger, bon sem
ct aus eriter San6 &enntniB babe, ii@
auf Ben 8rief itiibte, tpel6en 8auinger
am Is. 9sopember on Sen 4r6iioenten
lan6te.
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aNnnefua Onrna9 Den To- Atdr 1910

3uge in einen @anpon idleloerte, I'M
@an5en 81 &erionen nn1's 2eben ge-
fomnlen. 0ie @egrdu1rungsarbetten
puroen Sen gan5en Montag fortge=
iebt un0 ueroen am Dienitag in gr0=
Beren1 nmfange aufgenomtnen mer=
Sen, tpenn oie Strede auf Ser Sitiei=
te oes @ebirges mie6er freigelegt lit.
8iS iett iin6 fniif5ig 9eiden gebor-
gen mor0en. @abreno 6es 5onntags
muroen MIR 0rei >pettere 2ei6en aus
gegraben, aber peri6ie0ene an0ere
muroen blosgelegt, un6 0ieie pl1r0en
i'm 2aufe 0es Montags fortgel9afft.
Gie bereits geborgenen 2ei@en mur0en
na6 Gperett uno na9 Seattle bef0r-
oert. ,1ie srbeiter, lpelbe oanit be-
i6dftiat iino, Sic @eleiie bom @dnee
gu befreien madten quite Sorti6ritte.
Die bet6en 5@neepfliige, mel6e lebte
Na6t in Ser Nabe ser l1ngliidsitatte
ei1gei9neit paren> 1tn0 losgefommen,
u1to oie slrbeiten iin6 nit per0oppel=
tenn gifer 1nie0er aufgenon1men NOR
nen Wan glaubt, oaB man MIR tperig
S6plerigfeiten baben miro, oen
S@nee fort3uibaffen. Sprengpulper
miro NIT sroBem grfolg CUR 2osl6=
Jung Ser 96neetnalien a1n 8ergab<
bang benukt.
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@iele 2eiden apf einem 6anfen.
G + o r r n. Sn. Z. 81


slm 9eoroeingong Ser ct. Saul
@rmbe BEL Gberrp> ST., tpuroen Die
9eiden bon so ooer 60 Ser bel Ser
8ranofatai itropbe Dor mebreren Mfo=
naten un's 2eben gefon;menen Berg
leute gefunoen. 0ieielben liegen auf
einem 0ibtel1 &1duel 5uiammen, uno
lin0, lpie sic Dor einiger 8eit gebor<
ge11en 2ei9erl pollltanoig gu Mumien
eingetrodnet. gs miro faum m0gli6
iei1l sic 9ei6en aue 5u ioentifi5iren.
@rubeninipeftor geemian1, ser Sic 9lr=
6eten leitet, obfft, oaB er na@ @eg-
rauntung ser Griimmer an 0ieier
5teGe ant Mor0etngang, Sic 2ei6el1
balls an Sic Sberflade 1baffen laiien
fann.