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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-30
met NOT IN CITY
VOTED IN PRIMARY
the city, and did not vote In tho pri-
mary.
Mr.. Davis said that when he refused
to vote Jacks name, that Mr.. Watson

tne CITY, ana oau NV WIZ ~ 49,
Nj. Davis said that when he refused
to vote Jacks name. that Mr.. watson
said:
Come on; they will vote a, thousand e. "a
I will put one In for Tabb, even though
the Judges don't count 1t"
The witness declared that two OF tue
Judges were present and heard all that
TRANSFERRED.
tilted that he and Davis were. on inu-
mate terms We're often Joking each
other, and that what transpired was
merely a joke, SO understood by every.
body at the time, and he denied that
any one's name was voted by him Or
ANYBODY else to his knowledge. He
declared he was one of the leaders IN
the mass-mecting OF protest against
the frauds In the election, and WORKED
TO secure the necessary money LOT lhe
contest in progress.
Denies Charge.
II deny most positively that voted
for Mr. Tabb, Jack or anybody else
and brand the statement as apso-
lutely false"
Next the citizens committee intro
duced evidence that three preachers
of the city of Portsmouth, although
absent from the city, We're voted IN
the election.
Rev. r. B. Garrett. checked as voting
in the Second Ware, Testified that he
was in EsseS county, and did not vote.
Rev. r. NJ. Maxey, pastor of the Cen
trail Methodist Church, down on the
books as voting. testified that he was
out Of the city, and did not vote, DR..
Garrett is pastor of Court Street Bap-
list Church. where he has neen sta
toned for nearly ten years. Soth MN IN.
Judges of election personally me
polI books showed that Rev. d. r. Hnr-
ris. formerly a pastor of Portsmouth;
Baptist church. Chattanooga. Tenn.
had been voted. and DR.. Garrett was
| satisfied that he was. not IN the city
on the day in question. although ne
was visiting N the sestiSh n nnt vote ie
as recorded.
Other testimony adduced was as fol
lows: Lawrence Trant. checked as
in the election and said he knew the
Sjudges personally. DR.. l. NJ Dodson
recorded as voting. dead; J. Y. Shea
recorded as voting, dead; Il. S. Dew
lin. recorded as voting. dead, Good
/ rich Hatton, did not vote, and knew
the judges personally.
| Precinct for Cemetery.
To-night's session Of the investiga-
| ton committee, there being no after
1 noon session, was devoted to the hear
/ ing of testimony that showed that q
| dozen or more dead men were voted IN
| Halls Corner, Norfolk county, Young
/ stronghold.
The number Of the cases became so
j numerous that the humorous side of II
! appealed to the spectators, and Chair
man Mcintyre. always ready to tighten
4 up the serious side of the investiga-
1 ton, suggested that 1t would be a
!, wise thing for the county supervisors
to hereafter establish voting pre-
! cinct in the cemetery. Some of the
men voted had been dead for two or
| three years.
Let's turn to the registration books,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-30
To Pass on salaries.

"a number of applications for higher
salaries came UP before the Commit
tee on Water last night. They We're
referred to a subcommittee. consisting
of Chairman Mills, Alderman Gunst
and Councilman Lumsden who will re-
port at the next regular meeting.
! AT the suggestion of Mr.. Gunst, the
committee will make a tour of the city
october IS. The start will be made
from the Chesapeake and Ohio station
/! at 1880 p. NJ for an inspection of the
tsettMng basin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-30
.BROOK|NS SETS
WORKS RECORD
FOR LONG FLIGHT
CONTINUED From First Page.)

(COntlQucu -cTolil H1loL - 6S'( -e51s|5
I must get away If am to have lunch-
con with you at Springfield"
{ At Mount Pulaski he showed no more
concern. This was twenty-four miles
from the Capitol. whose dome he saw
when he rose high for the last leg OF
his trip. Ignoring Wilbur Wrights
instructions to fly only half an hour
more, because of the broken pump
Brookins aimed for the dome OF the
main building in the Fair Grounds
The propeiers whirred true. and he
scared to the Fair Grounds with no
sign OF further trouble. He sailed
high, about 1000 feet up. until ready
to make the daring swoops and curves
with which he landed safely in the Fair
Grounds
The roaring cheer which greeted his
arrival at the goal seemed to the men
in the racing train to be only swell
ing of the almost continuous cheer
that had greeted the daring Aviator all
the way from Chicago.
AS soon as he had his machine stored
and guarded. Brookins, who is twenty
two years old, went to Springfield to
keep his luncheon appointment with the
reporters.
The worlds record 70: continued
flight, previously held by Glenn H.
Curtiss at 141 miles, hfGd bsan set at
1927 miles by Brookins in Wright
biplanc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-30
Get Speedy Justice.

Grand Rapids, Mich. September 90
Arrested late yesterday for the brutal
murder OF aged Marinus Landman. who
died Monday as the result OF injuries
received in a hold-up Saturday night.
Glen Blood. thirty-eight. and Arthur
Shellhorn, eighteen, were to-day SON
fenced to life imprisonment in Mar
uuette prison. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-30
Dillingsley-H asklns.

stanton. Va, September Alt the
home of Mr. and Mrs w. SiT Haskins
last evening their daughter. Maroon MARIO
Pearl was married to Henry Y llrne ~
RilIngsley, Of staunton,; the ,,r MeT; a.
staRi Gluysh. Hill assss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-30
The Weather

Forecast: Virgtniu-Fair Friday and
Saturdays; somewhat warmer Saturday ;
light, variable winds, becoming south.
North CNrolinn-Fnir In eustern por-
tons, unsettled In west portions FRI
day; slight to moderate eastern winds.
CONDITIONS YESTERDAY. 3.
s A. NJ. temperature..... 5s
Humlulty ....,.I.3.'..s.. .',.. $500. - . o
Wind direction ..-..-...........No North
Wind velocity ................., .
weather .s.5.5. ~ 80. Sics g.
IL noon temperature....... ~
3 P. M. ure...........g.3.. "a
Maximum temperature up to :.
+. NJ. ......l....- .'.i. ...G..:....
Minimum temperature UP to !,
Mean temperature ........-,....- %
Normal temperature .....-,..-.., "
Deficiency In temperature. ..f.....
Deficiency in temperature since
March ! ........,, ..:....... ~
Accum. deficiency in temperature
since January / ..t........,.... s.
Excess in rainfall since March ~, AS:
Accum. excess in rainfall since
January ........f......i..i....... 1.St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-30
PLANT IN FLAMES
Buildings of Newspapers in New Orr
leans Seem Doomed.

New Orleans. La, September 30
Fire broke out In the Times-D Democrat
office at midnight and threatens to de-
stroy other buildings. The Picayune
building adjoins the Times-Democrat
The building and nearly the entire
plant of the Times Democrat seem
doomed. 1t appears doubtful that the
fire can be confined to the Times Dem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-30
GROCERIES
Best values for the least money a,
our two stores.

Quart Mason's Jars, pcfcelNn
lined, per dozen ..........,...53 SIC
Half gallons. per dozen ......... ..73c
Fat Spring Chickens, pound 49,. .22c
sl.Oo bottles Duffy Malt Whisky .S5c
Small New Potatoes, peck........10 c
Swift Pride Soap. for .25c
Old Rye Whiskey. gallon ......$2.00
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen 80. Zoe
Larege New Irish Potatoes, per
peck, 22c; or, per bushel.... SOC
Cream Cheese, per pound .....20c
Try our Acc Green or Mixed Tea
for cold tea, It's regular 60c
Extra Large Fat Mackerel, 6 for, ,25c
Old Virginia Herring Roe, in 2-lb.
Best Quality Oats, per ibushel .4se
Smoked California Hams, per lb.. lac
Elgin Butter, per pound ........ SIC
Whole Grain Rice, per h.. Sc
Early June Peas, 3 cans for...,. .25c
New Rolled Oats, package DC
Hamilton Roasted Coffee, lib.
packages .,;..,......15c
Extra Fine Prunes. per ID. .,5c
2 cans Tomatoes for soup. Sc
Best City Meal. 23c peck; or, per
bushel .85c
Clipped Beef, per can. ......... SC
Potted Ham or Tongue, per can DC
Va. Pride Coffee. per ID. -. loo
Fresh Elgin Butter, pound ......33c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-30
Eebk Pialoo'Ca
Madison 1884. 213 u. Brond
[3l3;Y71;IIIl s11lIJI5;Iy
Va. soldier OF the War OF 1872.
William j. Chernnuit.

M Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Lynchburg. Va, September 29.-Wil-
liam ]. Chernnult, aged twenty-five,
died Tuesday night at his home on
Daniels Hill, after long illness OF
Brights disease. He leaves family
of small children.
Shade Anderson.
tSpecialto The Times Dispatchl
Freezing. Va, September 29.-Shads
Anderson. aged slxty-hve. of Clint
wood. Is dead. after an illness of soma
months. He served in the Confederate
army He leaves a wife and several
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-30
Mrs. Cora Black.

Especial to The Times ID ispatch.1
Charlottesville, Va. September "a
Mrs. Cora Black, wife OF Samuel Black,
OF near Ratesville. this county. died
yesterday at the hospital at crozet
from the effect OF injuries received In
a driving accident Friday OF last week.
She and her son, Walter. aged fourteen.
were thrown from a buggy, and were
found unconscious by the roadside The
boy escaped with severe cut on the
forehead. but the mother never regain
ed consciousness. Mrs. Black Is sur
vived by her husband and eight chill
dren. She also leaves her mother. aged
eighty. and three brothers and three
sisters.
IsHac Fisher.
Especial to The Times ispatch.1
Harrisonburg. Va. September 90
Isaac Fisher. the father of Captain
James Fisher. we'll known Southern
Railway conductor, is dead in Stras.
burg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-30

Precinct for Cemetery.
To-night's session Of the investiga-
ton committee, there being no after
noon session, was devoted to the hear
ing of testimony that showed that a
dozen or more dead men We're voted In
Halls Corner. Norfolk county. Young
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-09
1OC Dress GinghamS
at SIC a yd.

Ginghams Of such good quality
have seldom been sold at such
low price Make the most of your
opportunity while you can.
), arranted fast colors of gray.
blue, oXblOod, pink, tan and black
and-white in stripes, checks. and
broken plaids, also plain shades.
Regular 1OC value at "a a yd-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-06

ndhiten StaotratbsIiBuno untsrbrsiz
ten ion.
2luf gmpfsblung oss QusituFe5
fiir 5onos uno 2lnipruhe purne Der
Staotidogmeiiter, Der ols auitos fin
bic S6ulfoEns fun9irt, on1epteien,
cine neue giirgi6aft i'm 9strags ppn
$250,OO0 gu IteQen; ebenio rputDe bey
Intrdg gutgebeiBen, oemielben fiji
Ieine Iienits oas pom 8eieB porgs.
ihrisbene Saldr BON $1,000 pro SAB,
81 beipilliosn.
Quf rpeiteren 2lntrng oes QlusIhui:
les puroe beIdloFen, Die Cincinnati
3ruit 50. uno Die Union SdDings
9ont &c Sruit &c., tpelfe aIs Shul.
foHosz0epoiitorien auserisben ma:
rem, ieDoh peridumt baben. Die erfor.
osrltfe adution gu binterle9en, oor
Der Giits Der 9epoIitorien 81 itreihsn
5ernerhin purbe cine gmpfebIunl
oes 2tusi6uffes gutgebeiBen, oaB ok
SuIGre aller 4ngeiteQten bes Shul:
ratb5 in 3utunft our6 ben Stnot:
1ddBmetiter ge9en eine porbert9s On
peiIuEg Res Shulrot65 Glsrts ts.
sablt tperDen inlIeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-06

@raip. fpurbe geitern unter $1,000
Birsfhoft ben 8unbeseeihporenen
iiberipiefen, neil er cine fir @eorgs
Bierbauer beitimmie poftanfpeifuns In
Gmpfdng genommen unb oeFen Inter
fhrift gefdlfdt bdben fou, um bas
0elb 5u erbeben.
Giherbeitsbireftor Small ers
nannte gsitern Gborles s. Martin, BON
No. 902 Gin Strabs, gum sSeuers
ipehrmunn an Ste0e beg fiiralid pens
fionirten JenerDehrmanns s. Giffen,
u. 6. gurtbarbt teihperte fit
geitern beim Qrbeitsbireftor Sunpmas
ter iiber ben fhlehten 3uitanb bes
Irottoirs an Der Main Str., nabe ber
8ritten Strdbe. Wie es in benz 8riei
beibt, befinoen iih Dor benz 5auie SO,
32o Mdia Strabe, 2Dh.r i'm 9rot.
toir, bic 10 .grob finp ipis arat.r bee
gefups.
- Der gilDbduer 0eorg. 0rar
Barnard, Dem bic Qlusfiibruna beE
aineoln Gentmols iibsrtrogsn ipprben
1T, fir ipeftes bic Wiitps Des Der=
itcrbenen 5errn Wi1iam 4lms $780,
900 hersegeben bat, lift s.itern bier sins
getrofien. Die 9entmal aommiis
iion beItsht aus ben 5erren 8. A.
probaseo. u. 3. glSn.r, SO. SO. 3ans
Ior, Rabbi 2ouis GrpBmonn unb
ehorles .. 5aft. 6err Barnard ipirb
nit oieien 5erren betreffs zines Ylds
bes fir sas 9entmal tonferiren, ca
Die Iustiibruns bes 1en.muls in &C.
pifem Slime bon oeHen llma.burs
abbdnst. Serr Barnard bat benYlag
in ausfht senommen, auf p.!h.m
bic 3pler 3apiion JoR!dne am
Jountain Sauare ftebt.
- aapt. Wl. W. Waron, Der cem
hieiieeu Werbsbureau pes gunbeshee.
res poriteht, bat seitern Befshl .rfal.
ten, llnterbureaus in Gonnerspiae.
Sno.. unb WapspilIe, Gp.. 3u organiz
rem. IieIelben tperben iogleib ins
2eben eerufen tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-06
7leine YoliseinaHrihten.

- 5rau Bridget McGiq BON glif,
ton puroe in Der Sonntds Rabt ln
part StruBe uno aperp aaep BON siz
nem martirten RGuber auFgebalteu
uub um ibre gOri. nit $15 in gaar
uno tpertbpolen pdpieren beraubt.
- Gin Ginbrefer .nttpenbe.. in Der
Sonntog Ra6t $3.50 in Baar iotpis
bier 1obatpfeif.n aus Dem 2aoen pon
sSeni,s & Nieper, No. 1O45 Oft Mes
Wiuun Strab..
- Serg. palmer unb bic poli5iii:n
Wnler unb Weit boben seItern Worsen
in aller Jriihe Elm poseripiel in ein.nl
3immsr oes sfpsiteu Stodperts oes
6duies Ho. 430 W.ii 5. Sirabe aus.
Jiinf Heser ipurben unter .Htiprshenz
ben Nnilaeen perboftet.
- Or. gusen Ropbasl. gabnar3t
Der y. & 8. eiisnbabn, puroe eeitern
Woreen i'm Wdrteiaal oes 9rono
Central 8abHbofs um ieineH uebers
sieher beitpblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-06
BUR Scamtentuabl
Niifst Rh Ger Sentite Nilitdr.lla.
t:ritEsunes'Wtreiu

Der S.utIhe Wsiliidr untsritiis.
unsssDsrein that in i.iner ssi.ern
Nbeno in Der Central 9urnbalIs un'er
benz Dorib oes prdiio.nten.g pfiiter
unD Der yrototoniiibruns p.s Sstres
tdrs 8. ausbbert itattssbabten gers
fummIung bic oorber.it.no.n Shriiis
fur bic oemnddit b:porittbenoe 9eam.
tenrpnbl, inbem sr bic fanpiodien no,
minir.s. Ronlinirt purben fur bic Der.
fhiepenen 4emier:
prGiioeni: gaspar piiit.r.
0i3eprGiibent: Sobn WsIIder une
golibafar Mnglss.
protosous Seir.: 8. 9usbbert.
Jinan3ietreidr: SoIspb S!eiler uuo
Clemens Soerlins.
Shabmsii.er: 3. 'R.ns uno u. 2sIer.
UsrpaItunssrdth: W. YiIssr, 6.
Iter. ). goenet.. s. R.ns. 9. slns!ss
unb 81. eamberi.
1abnentrds.r: 8. 9reier.
0ereinsar5t: Tr. grussgsmann.
gi. Hominationen iperoen in Der
ndhiten 9eriammluns nod berDols
i.dnbisi perosn.
einlabunsen 3ur gbriItbaumperloos
flung bes Deutihn 2anbtpebr. .0ereins
am tcmmenosn Sountna unb su einem
gau oes Gesenieitisen llnieritiiBungss
Vereins tpurbtn oneenommen unb ber
Vtrein iuiro iib an beioen DeranitaIs
tunsen Do0sdblis betbeilisen. On brei
tranie Witglieoer gelanste bas iibIihe
Hraniengelb CUR anipeifuns. Oas nit
ben arrangements fir ben am Is. sfss
bruar In Der Central 1urnbdIIe itotts
finoenbsn Ball oes Uereins beiraute
Rommittee berihtete. bab bic Worbereis
tunsen bereits i'm beften Gdnse iinb.
Jm llebrigen g.lansten nur Routine.
stf4dfte CUR Grlebisung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-06
8rohoiebittbl.

Soi.pb 2ulins.r, anseblih BON gbi.
easo, ipurbe seiisrH Don ben 8e5eim'
poli3iitsn 6ill unD aineaib perlaitet
unb antsr Der antlase bes Groboie5.
itabls sins.i2erri. Gr ion Dor ein,ge'
3.it ben Wn. syreitas, Ro. 516 g3eil
Jront Strabe. um SS5 beitobleE bds
ben. lulinser perIieB. ais oas &ir
p.rmibt puroe. bic Stabt unb tan
trit s.iteru nnd Cincinnati suriid.
Der q Sabre alte Shriftiese,
Walier 0affnep, bon Ro. 813 Mair
Sir., puroe s.lteru BON ben 0ebeims
poIi3iiten Grim, 9iltanan uno Rub.
fers perbaftst uno unter Der antlus.
pes Groboi.bitahls sinseiperrt. 6,
pirD befhulDigt, benz Or. g. J.Wedos
pom Granb 9otel einen Automobi!s
reifen seitoblen gu baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-06
ZH,uerer Seieft
Sn e.n.m SampifcIi.l bss itaotiihsl
0rlpltais entoedt.

9lur Ser 4ufmertfamteit uno Wat.
Iamteit oss mai9iuiiten oes itdbtIiten
6oipitals lit es 5u peroonten. oab Die
4nitalt nicbt Don elmer Sataitropbe
beimgeiuht tpuroe, oersn epentueQe5olz
een iih toum bditeu ausoenten loHen.
gr entoedi. ndmlih an einem Der bier
gsrpdItisenDumpfteHel einen iogsnanns
ten Bag. cine ihaohafte unp aes
IhpGhte STEELE, an ipeIber iih bic
AeTelpono aussebudtet bate. Rad,
Der Grtldrung SohDerItGnDissr friiroe
Der asHel erplooirt uno in bic Guft sez
flpeen iein. nenn nibt ihleunigit Der
9ampf abgeiteat uno oas 5eusr unter
bem aeiIel eelolht nprben pdre. Die
bier 0ampfteiIsl bes itaOtiidsn SOIpi>
tails Iino "a Sabre alt, pdbreno elm
itatipndrer 9ampfteiIel nit Siherbeit
h0ditsns 5pan5is Sabre bsuust peroen
tam. Die 5ammtliheu 4eiiel pers
ben sinaebenp unterIuht uup epentuea
burh nsue erfebt peroen muhsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-06
2lnncripusir
gelGaitigtsH QeItsrn Die SountBfsm .
mi marc.

3pst ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beihGftiQten
gsitsrn bic GountptpmmiiIGrs. Sn err
tier 2tnie lag bon Der Stabt Gincinz
Hati Elm 8eIud um ginsemeiuoung
be5 Sbeils 0es UtiQcrset gopnIbip
Dor, Der iopeit nod niht intprportrt
lit uno oeTen 6auptbsitanotbsil Der
Ganoitri6 in Ger HGbs pes gbeiter
Pdrt biloet, Der iHfoIge Der perIAias
oensn 3peiosutigen aotaIs, bic bort
eriitiren. in lester 3sit pieIfah 9erans
IaHung 81 Idarien apntroperien sebo=
Ten bat. Solte Die Gingsmeinbung
oisIes 2erritoriums ourhgefiibrt pers
ben, 10 piiroe Die Srtihaft gImppoo
place uno aud Ct. Bernard, oos be-
tanntlih uunmebr infoloe ieiner Gin
pobnsr3abl Staot gelporoen III, oirstt
al Cincinnati dngren3en.
Die Gountntommifdrs iesten Die
9erbunbluno iber bisie 9etition duf
ben 7. 5ebruar tommenoen sSabres UNI
elf u1r Yormittags feit.
Die 3pette Qnnerionspetition tpurpe
bon Der Srti6aft Glmtpooo Place uns
terbreitet uno bier haubelt es iih I'm
Elm Stut Ganoes, oas ebenfuQs BON
Der Staot Cincinnati hsanipruht
tpirb, ob'6on Der 8emeirosratb Don
Glmpopo qloce bus betreffenoe8runos
itiit bereits Dor einieer 3eit ansetauft
bat, um duf 0emielben cine Rebut>
tionsaHlags fir Ibfall 5u srrihtsu.
0as be.reffenoe giaent6um umfubt
bier 9lder 9anoes unb lit auT Der
Weifieite beg Wlillcreet, eeraoe ssgens
uber Der Srtihaft GImDopo place sez
Iseen. 9lut uber oieies 9.Iuh miro
am Z. 6ebruar perbanoslt tperoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-06
ztellte iih Der Yp!isei.
SerDns : illsm uuter Der aufIage Dts
Vsproes eiagcip:rrt.

Strome Dillon, pon Go. "a Cit GI-
bertn Strube, Der Is Sabre aIte anas
BE- pelher am Samitag Ratmittos
oer1 40 Sabre uItsn SDbu Seingl, BON
go. 27O1 Columbia 2loe., nit elnem
9eieniiiel einen 10 nuttigen Sieb
iiber ben aopf perIeBte, odB oerislb.
einen StdpeIbruh erlitt uno am
Sdnitao i'm Bets Ctr. 6oipitdl lei
nen @siit auf9ab. iteQte iih 9eItern in
Der oritten Siitritts Citation Elm
uno Iiefsrte Iit nem 2eutnont 9et't
aus. Gr tpurbe uttter Der Nntla9e oes
Moroes eingeiperrt. Dillon uno
Seinah pdren bei Der 6oman Wtetala
lie 50. on 6inolap uno Weitern Ios.
angeitelt. oeIn9b uItte ben 8nuben.
pelher eerdoe nit Dem 4usfe9en Der
Office beIfdftigt mar, 10 Ian9e an,
bis oieIsr ihIiebIi6 in pl0BliherDut1
nit benz 9efenitiel benz Selngh einen
Shlaq uber ben Gopf perIeBte. Cine
auf 2lnorbnunq BON Or. gauas an Der
Qeide poroenommeuen Sbputtion err
aab, BOB Seingh eine auBsrgeipobnIit
oiinne StGoeloede bate. 1pelte ieIbit
einem Isihten Shlag nidt bate nj.
oeritehen tonuen.
Dillon sr.Idrt, oab Seiugb ietn gur
ter 6reuno gstpeien lei uno oas er
nift oi. 4bfitt oebobt babe, oenieIben
su perlegsn. 5einsb btnterlGBt feline
Wittpe uno bier tleirs Sinoer, Die
SFrau bsitGtiet, oub ibr Mann nit
8inon auf Dem bsitsn 5ub 'tano uno
buB 2esterer souS netpib nitt ole Mb-
iiht esbabt babe, oenfelben gu CT.
inlaaen.
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Die Goremnters Union No. 432
IieB aeitern burh cine Delegation bel
Mlapor Gdnob sesen bic Wiebertr.
nennun9 BON 6errn W. 0ilbert gum
Witslisb Der parttommiHion protefti.
rem. Der prottft oiirfte ieboh eben.
fomenig niiben, nie bic friiberen pro-
tefe onberer Observation-Disclosures,
bu BE WiebererHennuns perrn Gil.
btrts bef4lodtne Gome III unb om1O
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quirirttr gatrolipogen brnhte Die les
bensmiibs in fdne[liter Jabrt noh
o.m itdbtiihen 6DIpiial. 6ier HeIl.s Is
iih heraus, bab iie einen Shdbslbruh,
mebrere ancere Rnodknbriihe uno
fffpere innerlihe Wtrlsbunsen srIitten
bate. Die aer5te er.ldren, baB iie nit1
| geHtien iunn.
Wunao Stsllarip, Der Shtpassr
4oelina Nurora's, ipelher eb.nialls
bel Der Globe 5oiloring Company an.
geitelt III. tpnr elmer Der erlten, pels
DE bas uneliidIihe Wdbhen err
rtihten. Gr mari fid neben Die
geipubtloIe auf benz Seitsntpege
nieocr ltno flebte iie an, ibm sn iagsn,
Teshaib Iie bic 8ersipeiflungstba. BE-
san9en babe. Gr fopobl. rpie ieiiie
5rau, sriIdrien ipdter gerifierftat.
ltrn seseHiiber, bab Il. teine Mhruns
Don ben Wptipen hdttsn. fpelhe Mbelina
gu benz SelbftmoroperIud getrieber
Glben t0nnten. Beibe bebaupteten mi,
GROCER geitimmtbsit. bab cine 1ieb.ss
cffaire Der 5bat niht 3u gruno. lie.
gen fonne. pasauale Sernon.. Elm
0orarbeiter Der GLOBE yailorind Gu.,
.rtldrte, er babe BON Witarbsitsrinn.n
Ncelino's gsbort, Dab bieie felt elmer
Wohe fat gar nihts sessFsn babe.
Sic babe tiefe Shpermu.b or ben
Gag selsgt uno fbIieblib ibre 4rbeit
nihi mebr CUR 3ufri.benhe:t Der Cir
ma perrihtet, ipeshalb er ibr am
Samitas seiast babe. baB tire Tisn.
ite niht peiter benotbigt ipiirpen.
1rosoem babe iie fih seftern Worser,
tpie senobnlih in Dem GtabliFiemenl
cingefteflt uno er babe ibr geiast. fe
tonne Bis Weibnahien fpeiter arbe.ten.
aur3e s3eit fpdter bab. Fl. ben furdts
baren SeIbitmorDperiu4 uni.rnoms
men.
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ibr Die biobsbotihaft bon Der Der.
5rpeiflunsstbat ihrsr SfspeItsr iiber.
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iih Die baars unb ihr WebtIaaen uro
ShreieR ionnien in Der eansen Tahs
barfhaft ee10rt iperben.
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aurora iih in Die 9isfe itiirsts, 5siin.
bet ith in elmer 50be BON 90 FUR
iiber benz Seiientpege. 81. Witarbeis
terinnen, ipslfe 4usens.ueinnen Der
WerSpeiflungstbat tparen, ertlGtsn,
oab Aoslina, als lie ii6 nit ZEN 6Gn.
ben an Der Jeniierbriiiiung ieit.!an.
merno. 3tpiihen 6immel uno Grbs
itDebts, elm 2GdeIn auf ben 2iDpen
bate, pelhes lie aud nitt DsrIieb.
cis lie ibren 9alt Derlor uno in Die
5isfe liiirst..
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oas 8erpubiiein pieoererldnat bate,
ipurbe fie 2lbenbs s.aen IL ubr ourd
ben SOo bon ibrsn leiben erIoii. Gis
nige Stunben Dor ibrsm Gnoe beonts
iporie fie nod mebrere bon ibrem
Sdtpos.r Wuano S.euario on Iie s.s
ridtste Jrasen, tpesssrt. fih i.boh,
iiber bic Weotipe Der WsrsfpeifIunastbot
4ustunft su seber. Sic perIangt.
mad einem iatboliihen prisii.r unb
erildrte, iis fperbe bisfem alts fas.1.
ais Der prisiier eintraf, tpar iie be-
reits tpieoer bepuBtIos s.iporoen uno
bolo oorauf iiellte iih Der Ioo Elm.
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Der seitern 4beno iiateefunbeneu
SiBuns Der .Acaoemp Of Weoieine-
ipobnte 6err Dr. ). $. 6onen. por
Bah Haubeim. Teutidlano. als Oni,
bel. IerieIbe belt einen inttreHonieu
Wortrns iiber .6er3fhndhs. ibre urio,
den unD Yehanolung.-
Die 4ersie Dr. Rupogli, Or
Gbislbs unb Or. 9auber berihteten
bab Il. ahtpntienten nit bem bsriibm'
ten, bon Or. gbrlid erfunbenen 9til'
mittel sesen Spp6ilis -6aia 6O6s be.
bonD<lt unb nit bemielben liberia,
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