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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
SANDWICH IS
MADE OF OPIUM

Chicago, Oct 22-1'be opium sand
wich is the latest wrinkle in novel
ties The price is 81 If YOU know
where to make tender OF tho same
The novel scheme for the diStrf5u
tion Of the drug was unearthed yes
terday when Ching Sing, proprietor oil
= chop-suey restaurant on West Ran
dolph street, was arrested
If Ching Sing had not developed
such lively sandwich business for
the last month. his business probably
would never have been discovered,
The mysterious actions of some of
his customers, however, attracted the
attention Of the police.
Thursday n customer was seen to
enter the place.
Give me 4 liverwurst sandwich; =;
the customer told a waiter,
AS soon as the "liverwurSt" sand
%ich had been produced, the officers
took charge Of it.
The sandwich consisted OF several
days old bun with the center hol-
lowed out Reposing in its interior
was small package containing
opium, a raid was made on the place
ley deputy United States marshal
and police officials, but the cache.
where the opium was kept was not
found
Ching Sing was arrested on
charge OF selling opium.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22

the Garden City field at the rate oil
more than a mile minute.
His eyes We're swollen. he havin5
forgotten his goggles. The flight was
the second cross-country flight OF the
meet. FrisbIe making similar one
last night
In the morning the wind hauled INTO
the northwest. Ted Shriver, In
Dietz bi-plane, started to make a
short flight in the face OF a 1o-m'le
wind. He rose to height Of 100 feet
and flew to the grandstand then nc
swerved and flew eastward into the
teeth OF the wind
When directly over the spot where
Radley and Moissant were wrecked,
which is known as Dead Man )
Turn the wind suddenly struck the
light bi-plane. made it dip and nst
madly TO the right Shriver pulled
the guiding lines, but the machine
would not right. When about 10 feet
from the ground she righted. but The
strain caused something TO give way
and the machine plunged to the
ground.
Shriver was buried beneith the
wreckage and from the stand 1t look
ed as Ii he was killed He arose.
however. cut on the nose. cheek and
eyelid He suffered no serious injury
but the bi-pIane and engine were de-
molshed. After having his wounds
dressed, Shriver went home.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
SZIRMAY ARRAlSNEO
ON MURDER CHARGE

Salt Lake, Oct. 22.-Julius Szirmay
the 22year-oId Hungarian. was form
ally arraiGned Friday afternoon at )
o'clock on the charge OF numbering
Thomas r. Karrlck In the Karricll
home ON Thirteenth East street on
Wednesday, October y, The arraign-
ment took place In the county Jail,
before Police Magistrate j. ]. Whit
taker. SZirmay waS brought to the
county Jail from the state prison In
the sheriffs automobile. lie pleaded
not guilty to the charge and was at
once returned 10 the prison to await
his preliminary hearing the date for
which has been left open. ]. Parley
White, Il deputy sheriff. swOrc to the
complaint.
Sz'rmay was not represented by
counsel when arraigned The proceed
ings were mere iormality and occu
pied but very few minutes. Szirmay
expressed d desire for an immediate
trial.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
BRING THEM BACK
DEAD CIR ALIVE

Chicago. Oct. 22-The North shore
was the scene OF man hunt last
night when sixty United States cav
alrymen and infantrymen from Fort
Sheridan with shoot TO kill" orders.
secured the exclusive suburban dis
trict for two military conYicts who
escaped after a battle with guards.
The two conYlcts. Earl Austis and
George ]. Berner. both privates were
serving a term In the post prison Tor
desertion About 6 30 o'clock last
night, a sentry released them from
their cells and took them outside the
confines of the prison to do some
work, Hardly had they reached the
open when both fled The guards
pursued them firing several shots.
An alarm was sent to the post,
where the annual fall inspection is In
progress \ searching party was or
ganI2ed and given orders to bring
the fugitivcS back, dead OF alive.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
TRIP TO BB MADE
TO PROVE HIS GRIT

Kansas City, Oct. 22-The minute
that Ell Shields, who works on the
Circle X" ranch out near Glen Rock,
Wyo, said Boys today have no grit -
it 0Dgered Tom Brubakcr, who is 90
and says he is gritty. So he deter
mined TO show the ranchman he was
just as bold as Shields or ANYBODY
else.
Brubakcr asked the ranchers what
they thought he should do TO show his
mettle. Somebody suggested trip
on horseback across the continent
The young fellow said he would make
two trips across the United States
On September |. astride RaGtime Ii,
Brubakcr set ont. He intends 10 go
to New York, thence back to San
Francisco and then home, For doing
this. IL he is successful. his brothers
have promised Co pay his way through
college. "Ragtme - Is standing
the trip we'll The traveller will go
to New York via Chicago
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
5 [ RIM. TO
CONT TINUEE
Switchmen Refuse to
Handle Cars Carrying
Strike Breakers

ST. Louis. Oct 22.-Local officials
Of the machinists union have no word
today from their president. Jas.
OConnell. about ro-opening a confer
cncc for settlement OF the strike on
the Missouri Pac,flc-Iron Mountain
system. as proposed by the business
men OF Sedalla. Mo-. where the princi-
pal shops arc located.
The boilor-makers, pipe-men ana
blacksmiths are quoted as saving they
will continue the walk-out which was
started yesterday The switchmen S
union. the officers say. will notify the
roads, beginning Monday molnlng,
they will refuse to handle cars con
tanning men who arc to take the Dlac"
es OF the workers who quit yesterday
Standing close to each other today
at the local shops were the company s
guards and the unions pickets. More
men 10 take the strikers places are
expected today While General Man
ager sullivan OF the road maintains
that the walkout will not be noticed
by the travelling public. the officers
OF The union are ont with statement
today that many passenger trains are
arriving late.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
CASES 7 II A T
d r A 6 A R E
ACTED ON

The major portion Of the time OF
the district court was taken up this
afternoon In the re-setting Of cases
and the re.adjustment OF the trial cal
cndar The entire calendar was care
fully gone over and the cases now be-
fore the court for consideration We're
either set down for trial, passed for
an Indefinite time or dismissed In
a number OF instances the court re-
fused to permit attorneys to continue
cases that had long been on the cal
endar the attorneys being advised
that the caseS would have To be tried
at the time set for trial or thy would
be dismissed
At the opening Of the court thLs
morning. Judge Howell stated that he
would devote nearly ali OF his time TO
Weber county in November and that
there would be no session of his court
In Davis county during that month.
The motion and probate calendars
were disposed of during the morning
session in the following manner:
Motiou.
Oscar Benson, VS. W. J. Moran, de-
murrer. sustained.
William +. Dneen vs. w. J Moran,
ct al demurrer overruled-
Louis c. Wessler ys. w. j, Moran.
ct al demurrer sustained
Ihoda Reed VS. Cecil Reed. citation,
continued
Jno f. Barnard. vs. Fred G. Elliott,
demurrer 10 answer overruled,
+. De Michele VS.. London Lancha-
shire Fire Insurance company, motion
for q new trial DaSSoh
Mollie Fidler VS. Abraham Fiddler,
demurrer oYerruled.
]. p O'Neill Const company VS.
Ogden City, demurrer. passed.
Sarah Annette Hudson VS. John
Hudson. motion for alimony, passed,
Fred Halverson. vs. Ogden City, mo-
ton for new trial. passed.
Matte r. Walker US. Walter Rich
ey demurrer, oyerrulej.
Probate,
Estate Sarah a. Lowe deceased, pc
tition for letters OF administration,
passed
Estate Felix MoPhilIips, deceased
petition for approval. allowance and
settlement of final account for dis,
tTibution, discharge and release,
granted
Estate John Fife. deceased, petition
for approval, allowance and settle
ment of final account and Tor distri-
button, granted
Estate Daniel II. Burch. deceased,
petition for final account, granted.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
ATTENDANCE AT
GAMES is SMALL

New York. Oct. 22-The series OF
seven baseball games played between
the New York Nationals and Ameri-
cans for the championship of the city
and won Yesterday by the Nationals.
showed a total paid attendance OF
only lO3.O&3, or an average OF 1s,'
7I9. The attendance at the deciding
game was only 44%9, the lowest OF
the series. Interest in the contest
waned early in the series.
The total receiDts were $Sl,iG2.5 so.
OF this amount The players received
s3S.S71.SS and this will be divided at
the rate Of sixty per cent 10 the win
ming team and forty per cent to the
losers The Nationals share of the
purse is $2S,323.13 and rs there are
twenty-one players 90 figure In the
money. each Giant viii receive ST.
1l0.G2.
The Americans viii split up Sl5.-
54s.75 among twenty-five players, eacA
Yankee getting $70G &C.
The clubownerS will divide $3A,-
4i437 and the National comm 'sslon
will get $S.14G.25.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22

on What Makes the Wheel Go
Round" $50 p IN. Cheer service.
Program.
Organ voluntary, Miss Bertha Laird
Hymn,
Recitation. THE Apostles Creed"
Prayer tall stanJing).
Anthem, 20 How Lovely, Ogden,
by the choir
Responsive psalm.
Gloria.
Duct. mo Hope BEYOND, Mr.. and
Miss Ramey
Onerlory, anthem. Come Unto Me" :"
Lewis.
Solo, Hold. Thou My Hand" Miss
Rolalic HUlberg,
Sermon by the pastor.
Benedlction
DoXology.
Week Day Services.
Tuesday-S D. M, meeting of the
Board oil Stewards. residence of Mrs.
George A. Craig. $50 23rd street.
Wednesday, 80 p m. mid-week
prayer meeting. The Biggest Event
OF the week"
Thursday p. m. Good Citizen
ship rally, held under the auspices OF
the Ogden Women's Christian Temper
nncc union. Among the speakers Will
be Mr. a w Agee and the pastor OF
this church. Splendid music This is
a Don-sectarian and non-partSan raj
ly of all men and women interested in
good citizenship. Do not fnil 20 come.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
CONNECTICUT RANKS LOW
IN NEW ENGLAND EDUCATION

New Haven, Conn. Oct 22-Con-
nectcut ranks lowest among the New
England states in the proportion Of
her children who receive a common
school education. according TO a re-
port by u T.. = Ayres Of the Russell
Sage foundation, TO the Connecticut
teachers association. DR.. Ayres sta
tisticS show that - per cent OF the
scholars who enter school In Maine
continue through the eighth grade,
in Massachusetts 20 per cent; Yer
mont g. per cent. New Hampshire.
Go per cont; Rhode Island 81 per cent
with Connecticut LAST with - per cent
One-siXth OF the children who leave
SCHOOL. do so through idleness.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago Oct 22-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 800: market steady.
Beeyes. Si.6o@755. Texas steers,
Si2oq 5-6V; western steers, $i1O@
t.S9: stockers and feeders, $3.iO@
90; cows and heifcrs, S225@6 30;
calves. S725@1OOO.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000:
market "a 1Oc- up. Light. sS.6A6
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22

the mining field as they were a year
ago. Good mining stock is being
eagerly sought for and there is. plainly
Of capital ready 10 invest In meri-
torious mining property, he says.
.'The future of mining. in my Judg-
ment. is brighter today than at any
time since the crash OF 1907" said
Mr.. Rpthschild IL leave for Gold
Circle, Saturday ] understand our
mill ON the Rex property has been
put in such shape as to save practi-
cally all the values. and We shall keep
the min" and mill running continu-
OuSly from now on"
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
STOLEN HORSE
KNEW ITS OW WNER

Kansas Cit. Oct 22-When Rom
60" trick horse, which was stolen
from Elgm Starks here on October
10, was approached b. his owner in
Omaha Yesterday. the animal immedi-
ately recognized him. The horse stood
on Its hind legs. 1t pranced about its
stall and, finally. extended the right
hand Of fellowShip-its right lorefoot
TO his owner. That was all that
was necessary. The police gave Mr.
Starks his horse.
The animal WINS found in Omaha in
the possession Of Charles r. Heath.
He was arrested
Mr. Sharks uses the horse only for
driving purposes. He taught 1t the
tricks merely for his own amuse-
ment
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
FINANCIAL OUTLOOK
is MUCH IMPROVED
Nevada Mining Man Says Eastern
Capital Is Seeking Western
... investment.

Salt Lake, Oct. &c. G. Rots
child. one of the owners of the Rex
mine In Gold Circle, New. arrived In
salt Lake, Thursday night. direct
rom New York. and became a guest
oi inc Cullen. Mr. Rotschild spent
tue last three months in New York.
me city of his nativity. during which
IIme he studied closely the financial
SITUATION, and said that money is pleu
tl'ui and that capitalists are eager
10 enter upon western enterprises
aud are not nearly so much afraid OF
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
ATTEMPTED TO ENTER BANK

Worcester, Mass, Oct 22.-Paul
ONeil 23 years old, OF Webster, was
captured az 100 this morning while
trying, as the police allege, to get
into the Webster National bank, He
had broken a window and ran and
hid when seeing an officer. but was
caught,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
DEATH OF REV. scUooeR.

New York. Oct 22.-Cable dis
patches received here announce the
death i'm India OF the Rev, Dr. Jared
w Scudder. one OF the oldest and
mist distinguished Americans IN the
foreign missionary field For mare
than So years he had been one Of the
principal representatives in India Of
the Reformed Church of America
He was born in Ccylou 50 years ago.
His father, the Rev. DIR. John Scud-
der. was 4 pioneer American mission
airy in Asia. and DR. Scudder was one
OF eight brothers who devoted their
energies to the missionary field IN
India He was graduate of the
Western Reserve university.
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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
MRS. CLEVELAND HONOReO.

Tdenton. n. j., oct 22.-Mrs. Fran
ces Folsom Cleveland of Princeton
widow of President Grover Cleveland.
has been named by Governor Fort as
one Of the commissioners to manage
the womon's reformatory in this
state
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
WILL TALN ON
BOOK OF Mormon

Superintendent John NJ Mills Will
be the speaker In the High Priest
meeting of North Weber Stake, to
be held in the Third ward meeting
house. Sunday, Oct. 2S, al O'Clock,
Subject, The Book OF Mormon,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22

9.25: mixed. SS1O6o1O; heavy, s7.S'
@S95: rough, $7S5@S10; good tc
choice heavy. SS 10@S.95; bulk o.
sales, $S.10dS.75.
Sheep-Receipts estimated al 2, Z
600, market steady. Native, S2,G0@
$40, western. S2.75@455 yerling5
81 50@55O; lambs, native, Sl.75n5195
western, $i.75@7O0
The construction OF continuous
highway to link New Orleans and
San Antonio Texas, about 600 miles
apart, Is being promoted by the resi-
dents along the proposed route.
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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22
Colds Are
Dangerous

and should be checked in time or they
may result in some serious or fatal
Illness. Musterole affords instant re.
lief in cases OF Colds in the Throat
or Lungs, Pneumonia, Group Pleurisy.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, aud kindred
ailments. ,,,
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22

Methodist Church-Calendar for
coming week 9:l5 n. m.. Sunday
school 1900 a. M. Divine worship.
sermon by the pastor Methodist Air
Castles for Ogden in 1e1O-l9ll" An
them, Glory To Cod (Danks) $50
D. M, Epworth League. Get To
gether' service Tho pastor Will speak
TO all the young people OF the church
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-22

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The Salvation Army-Sunday meet
lnes As follows Holiness meeting. IL
a. m; J. s. meeting. p. m. Lecture,
The Recrimination OF the Salvation
Army Don't miss the lecture. as it
VIII DC very instructive All wei
come A. E. Gresham captain.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23

Se6enSe Sefe iuirS bic Beidledter
ami bem SpieIplak i'm Clinton
Fart trenncn.

Sn 3uiunft tperbsn bie gkihled!er
auf bem SpielpIas inn Clinton porG
iirena estrennt iein. Die part.ommiis
iion bat in ibrer seiiriesn Sibung in
bieism Sinne entihieben. nnhbem Iif
bic MiigIisoer Der gsborbe psrionlit
bon Der Rotbpenbiai.it elmer 1rens
nung ubsrSeugt batten. Ga tpirb its
bod nicht. ipis uripriinslih beabiids
tigi, bier Elm 3oun erriht.t iperben.
ionern Der SpielpIab fpirb bur9 elm.
lebenbe Gxde, bic iih naiiirlih ip<ii
hibider ausnsbmen tpiro. In 3mei
5aIften es!beilt tperbtn.
1i. aommiFdre itaiieten aud n<r-
idiebenen anbsren paris einen 1eiuh
db unb spar in erfter Qinie bemWnibs
irgton pars. no cine Shusbutte NIT
9eoiirfnibaniialt errihiet psrben fou.
auh bas proieit Der grrihtung elmer
geoiirfnibanitaii i'm Gben Bart biisfie
bemnahii ieinsr 0.rpirlliduna eniaes
esnsebtn. benn Der parssrperte aebler,
Der binnen Ia 5aaen bier einirifft, bat
einen neiien plan ouseearbeitet, mi.
beiisn 6ilfe bic Siabt DisIe Bsoiirfnibs
onitalt fir bic Summe BON $4,000
errihten .nnn. Oieje Summe mar Dor
Idnserer 3eit bonn Giobtraib fir biss
len 3iued betpiuist porben. nber Der
gau ionnie foip<i. nod nihi in I'm.
sriff genommen iperbsn. ba bic fctpsit
eingelaufsnen Nnaebote burhpea un
Elm gebeuitnberes b0bsr tparen, oIs bi.
obise Summs.
Dom Steuer5abl.rperein mar elm
Shrsiben eineesansen, in iueIfxm &c.
srttdr 2ute ipieber su Ounisen ber
Durhlesuns Der Jlorenee Apenue
eurh ben Spie!plab an Der 6unt Ctr.
bis CUR Reabins Roab einfritt. Nie
aommifdre babtn iiG foueit nod
niht entffieben. OF lie iih nit bieisr
Jrags iDitber beiddftieen ,Douen ober
nidt.
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Rabenbudel iiber ishsbunoert sdblt.
Nuh bic longeeifredte NeuntirH<r 10s
bs $3.50 Meter) NIT ibrem aburm TT
au eriennen, rnebr ndh Tcrnen bin.
Didt neben ibr, nber beoeuteno tiefer
i'm 1bale, Iiest Gdeffels aiebltnss'
burg, Der Hobenitein.
Der ndhfte Srt I'm 1bdIe III Zee
ddrsaemiinb, Elm fleines bobiihes
Stdbtden. Gs Iisgt anmutbig am
ginflub Der GIisns In ben Redar uno
lit neuerbings als 2ufiiurort tn aufs
nabme astpmmen. oier iinb bic
alten grtneipen Der 6eibelberger
Gtubenten. Gin lebhafttr hanoel nit
Wein aebt BON Dem Crte aus. Ter
CLUB madt bdnn slpsi itarte gieguns
gen. uno nun en.biilli iih bic perle oss
Redartbales: R.ddr'.einod. pier
flieBt bic Gteinoh in ben Nedor. Der
rei3enbe Drt iit BON bier gurgen TN
6nlbfreis iineeben bon benen cine
ipie Elm Shipalbsnneit am Jellm
hongt - lno bic ienieits bes Hedurs
auf einem iteiIen Jelsfsgel tbronenoe,
einit uniibertpinbIihs sJefis Dilsburs
ihliebt ben aran3. Dieter JIeden am
Redar III Elm fpunberpolIer plnb;
ipenn Die 3innrl Der Bnraen bonn
WlonoIiht umfloHen iinb. bas Rous
ifen Der 9uGen hurh bic Taht ipebt
uno bic Sttrne ouf benz Nedar tpi6ers
fftmmern. 10 meini man stn MGrhen
gu srlsbsn, tpie man Is idoner iih ME
getrdumt.
Iuh bic pberen 3beile bes Nedars
ihales, btfonbers BET 5irihborn unb
Gber6ah. .Iino bon groberSdonbeit ,aber
Der Glan3pun.t iIt BEL Mdariieinnh.
Reben sinissn syl.dsn Der Bergftrabe
uno Der Gesenb i'm norblihen Coen@
nab. um ben gaialttegeI bes burages
sronten Ssbereers berum, Der In isis
ren proipetten auffolenb on bieWnris
burg erinnert, ipiro es pielen Der tietfte
puntt bes 0ebiraes iein. 6ier III bic
Romoniit fpietenoer Ru;nen permdbIt
nit bem ioplliihen 3ouber rauihenbsr
Wa!oeiniamtei!. 6Kr ldhelt has Banp
zines hslIen 5IuiTes, unb iilbsrne0u.l-
len rieeln rinasber. Sier iflummert
bic GIts arone bes Soennaloes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-23
Ginbcitlide 6eiebscbuus.

Die National Gipic federation BE-
tretbt eine lebbafte propagdnoa CUR
9eritelIung einbeitltder @eieBe in ben
8er. Staaten. Sir 8eihGftslsuts
mar bus iton ldngit Elm brinqenbes
9ebarfniB. 8ir baben jsbt fInfuno.
pier3ig Staaten in Der Union, nit
gri8ona unO gleu Msrifo peroer es
oeren Iiebenunopier8ig iein. Sober bon
QieIen Staaten bat iein eigenes @eIebe
buh. Sin Geiddftsmann, Der Wads
ren iiber Die gan3e Union perihitt,
itrpebt in beItdnoigsr rneeipiBbeit,
nelde Re6te er genen gegeniiber Be.
itBt, benen er Wadren auf areoit ase
gebsn bot. Jn jeoem Staate beiteben
barber bic perI6iebeniten 8efese uno
Re6tsanIdauungen. Die 5olge 1T
cine itarte gefhrdntung bes areoi.~
fpitsms.
Gum 5beil ersibt iid aud aus bies
lem uebel Die hronifhe Jinan3notE.
lleber bic perIhisbenen Staaten aer=
itrsut, befinoen ii6 Wadren i'm Werthe
DON $500 WilIionen Dollars in Moacz
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gokal-Derid)t
Wer ,ueik mas +:
92ebI Ifnhrtsbireitcr Smaa miini9t
Ausiuuft iibtr iraenoweI&ea
,,0rah".

Der irsenb ipelde Snformation Bee
3iiglih r9rdft" ooer Durhiiehereien
irgenopslfer art NIT gesus ouf Wit@
slieoer bes poli3ei Departments be-
iist. iuiro Moblfabris Director Scott
email 3u bsionoerem 1ani perpfIiGs
ten, ipenn er bemleIbsn bieie Snformo.
tion 5uiommen ldbt.
5err Sman ipiu nad isber Rihtung
bin eine sriinpIihe llnt.riuhung ans
itelIen nnb er bebarf biersu Der lnters
itusuns aQer rshilif bentenben 9iirs
ger uno er tpiro nit 9ans ale Minie
uno Utitth.ilunaen enisesennebmm.
bic letbitreoeno aIs rertrauIih be.rahs
iet iperben.