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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-11-07
CY FRANCE GOING
TO SPOKANE
Takes Prize Car of Wine
saps to the National
Apple Show.

Cy France will take his car of
Winesaps to Spokane tomorrow
where they will be entered at the
National Apple Show. The car is
composed of $50 boxes of straight
Ninesars. Most of the boxes con-
tain sc apples each but a few run
113 to the box. In addition to the
carload exhibit, the car contains 10
boxes more for special entry in the
box ana plate exhibits.
Mr.. France was assisted in the
making up of his exhibit by G. B.
Lanham, the fruit buyer. The ut
most care was exercised in the in
spection of every box and every APP
pie in it. The slightest bruise or
scratch was enough to eliminate any
apple. All the fruit was early
enough that the exhibitor defies
anyone to find the slightest evidence
of water-core.
this car, G. B. Lanham said: 1T
is the most perfect exhibit ever made
up in the Wenatchee Valley, both as
to the quality of the fruit and it's
pack
Much uncertainty has existed whe-
Their Cy France would actually make
an exhibit or not, and fears have
been expressed that he might with
draw at any time. The pioneer fruit
grower now says that he has been
finally determined for the last two
months to make an exhibit, but that
he purposely allowed the public to
be guessing in order that his decis-
ion might not have any. influence up
Oh his fellow growers.
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upon the improvement and Develop
ment of Wenatchee. but l believe
that such a policy should be based
upon economy and enlightened pru-
dence I believe that, for every dol
lar expended, the city should get a
dollars worth of value.
Second l believe that, other things
being equal, permanent residents of
Wenatchee should be given prefer
ence, in the awarding of employment,
over transients; and that men with
families should be given preference
over single men.
Third, AS to the question of the
saloon. Personally l am opposed to
saloons, but If plebicite of the
people declare in favor of maintain
ing saloons in Wenatchee, | shall
not oppose the issuing of licenses.
but l shall stand for the strictest
regulation of the traffic.
Fourth, Upon all questions affect
ing the welfare and interests of the
people of my ward l shall take no
action, except in cases of emergency,
without obtaining the advice of my
constituents. And whatever ma
iority of them desire, shall support
to the limit of my ability.
WALTER L. MOSELY. :.
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MINSTRELS COMING
Wenatchee To Have the Big Event
This Week.

The general director of the We
natchee Society Ladies Minstrels
arrived in Wenatchee last Friday
evening, and will remain until after
the performances of this week.
Mr.. Kemmer is recognized as one
of the cleverest producers on the
Coast, and has a peculiar adaptable
ity for handling just the talent he
has at hand. "A long list of success
es in the past makes this production
a safe winner. When it is recalled
that he directed the big minstrel
carnival held in Kansas City for one
entire week with an organization of
nearly 200 and an immense orches-
ira, to packed houses, those who see
viii not be surprised.
Mr. Kemmer wrote the book and
lyrics for "In Congoland," big mu-
suical extravaganza, which made
hit in Tacoma last winter, and him.
self played three parts-first, the
funny man, then the lover and last
the dashing soldier-with a vim and
dash. His final speech, annexing
COngOlani to the United States,
brought cheers from the audience.
Mr.. Kemmer will be followed on
Wednesday by William r. Flaskett,
who has charge of the orchestra in
all his large productions.
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Dryden Notes.

Lou Nordyke spent last Sunday in
North Dryden, looking over this
part of the valley and visiting with
A. j. Amos.
F. NJ. Scheble was up from We
natchee Wednesday measuring up
some wood that has been cut from
his clearing He has about 800 cords
The cutters have gone up the Peshas-
tin to another job.
The power company is doing some
repairing on the dredge.
A number of men with two teams
and camping outfit came in today
TO work on the high line ditch.
Guy Sherman has moved from
North Dryden to Dryden, across the
river.
Two new houses have lately ap-
peared on the Peters ranch. One is
for Frank Peters and the other be-
longs to Clint Peters. Frank was
married last spring
Mr.. Rafferty, is building neat
bungalow of concrete on his land
just east of Dryden. He has a very
slightly place.
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able to the order of the chairman of
the Board of County Commissioners
of Chelan County for at least $4,000.
J. GODFREY,
County Auditor.
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MOSE[Y OUTLINES
PLATFORM
Addresses Open Letter to
Voters of Second
Ward.

To Voters of the Second Ward of
Wenatchee:
American institutions are estab-
lished upon the theory that the peo-
pie are the rulers; that a mandate
issued by majority of the voters
at the polls shall govern and control
the action Of the peoples represen-
tatives in all legislative bodies, from
the highest to the lowest.
From a mere theory this has
crystaliZed into a fixed principle
So true is this that within the past
eighteen months practically every
state west of the Allegheny noun
tains have risen in vigorous protest
against the Cannon dictum that a
representative is greater than the
people whom he is pledged to repre-
sent. The Cannon theory is now a
thing of shreds and tatters; the peo-
pie have spoken and in clarion
sOIEt tHdl CdlHOl De NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
has re-affirmej the principle that
the people are the masters and that
their representatives are merely their
servants.
If | am elected TO represent the
people in the Second ward of this
city | shall never lose sight of this
principle. | shall consider it my
duty to keep in touch with the peo-
pie of the ward, to ascertain their
views upon all questions affecting
their interests and, as their. repre-
sentative in the council, | shall en-
deavor to have these wishes trans
lated into law. Not what | want
personally but what the people want
shall be my guiding principle. But
as all candidates personal views on
questions that are before the people
should be known to the people |
consider it but fair that l should I'M
reservably state my views so that
there can be no misrepresentation as
to where | stand
First. | am in favor Of the broad
est and most liberal policy bearing
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of the County Commissioners
of Chelan County, Washington, We
natchee, Washington.
Sealed bids will be received at this
office until ten O'Clock a. m. Nov. q, ,
1910, and then opened, for building
wing dam across the sWenatchee
river at. Cashmere, Chelan County,
Washington.
Plans and specifications are on file
in the Office of the County Engineer
CT Chelan County, Wash.
Work is to be done under the direc-
ton of the County Engineer and bids
are to be made on a percentage of
the cost of the work.
Date for completion of work Feb. 1 j..
1911.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
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SPECIAL MEETING

An open meeting Of the Carpen-
ters' union will be held in Odd Eel
lows hall, Monday evening, Novem-
Der Z, to which all craftsmen of the
building trades are invited. Con-
tractors have a special invitation
Some good speakers have been Sc
cured.
Refreshments will be served.
G. n. BURCH,
D. HARDNESS,
J. H. VANCLEVE,
1888 Committee.
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WILL STENCIL APPLES
Railway Wants Novel Advertising
Closes Contract for Big Apples

North Yakima, Nov 7.-Agree-
ments for apples stenciled with the
monogram of the Northern Pacific
railroad for display purposes
throughout>the country, and for five
tons of two-pound potatoes daily be-
tween now and May l next, are two
of the contracts which Supt. Fl. T.
Titus, of the Northern Pacific din
ing car department secured. on a
visit to North Yakima recently The
apples will be grown and stenciled
by the sun next season at the ranch
of the Wright company in Fruitvale.
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PRIEST RAPIDS LAND
Federal Office Gets Word of Depart
ment's Action.

North Yakima, Wash, Nov. @
Lands around Priests island and un-
chartered islands in the Columbia
river at that point have been with
drawn from entry by the department
of the interior, according to word re-
ceived here today by the land office.
1t is not known whether this will af-
feet plans for changes in the Han
ford system and the Strahorn pro-
ject.
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Bids must be sealed and marked
Proposal for wing dam at Cashmere,
Washington"
No bid will be considered unless
by certified check pay
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

Iotpie SreDsrif 3isbl bon g6icago, Der
iiber bic 0oabringungen Der Sainois
Staats.4Tocition Mufi6lub CAB.
oSn Der 0ahmittagsiiBung tamen bic
obsn ongefiibrten aeIolutionen CUR Gr>
lebigung unb bieier Nrbeit i9loHea
ii9 ipieber peri6iebene 8ortrGge an,
biz bon ben 5erren 8. 8. GibIon, Gin
cinnati, W. 6. Sum, peorid, Oipslep
9ropn, 2ouispiae, Dm. S. 5reibab.
pittsbura uno 2.p. 2arion. 5remont,
gleb., gebdlten ipuroen
Die perihiebenen 9eIhliiiie uno
Heoen tpdren natiirlif bon man6erlet
Seiten6ieben uui bic bemagogiihe
4nti Saloon 2igu begleitet, unb aIs
Serr 70. 6. Sua bon peoria aufs
ihluB CAB iiber bic 3bdtigtett bes
protectipe Bureau, bes ariegstdbiz
netts Der 2tHoeintion, unb ieiner Grz
folge, brad Elm pa9rer gsgeiiterungss
jubsl lps. Gum &riegfiibren geb0rt
@elb, Iagten iid bic 0sl.gaten unb lie
lansten in bic 3dIde, obgleich Die
ariegstaiie burhaus niht notbleibet.
CD. gdbbitt pon 2ouispilIe iprang auf
uno brdhte ben gaQ Ing RoQen ourh
cine Subitription pon $500 fir 3pei
Sabre. 4nbere 3eihnungen folgten uno
in tur3er 3eit mar Der Jonos unl
$4,000 auf cine Rsibe bon Sabren be-
rsi6ert. Sm rSuliust6urm" Der gren@
ner befinbsn Ii6 $4,000, tpoDon
100000 Die grsnnsr uno Gngrosz
bdnoler beigetragen ba6en Sbio itebt
nit $4,000 obenan unb bann tommt
penninlpanisn nit $4,000.
4benhs fdnb Elm fibeIer rSmofer"
nit 9aubepille 8orit.llung auf oem
0ahgarten bes Srpbeum'S S6eaters auf
Walnut 6ilIs ftatt.
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Degen breifu den W o r b E
pro3eiii
S1iHsaafbrihteH.

Rep gort, 25. Mai. 2lnget.:
- nqrin5eiIin 4Iice" BON Bremen; rGdrz
mania" BON Gtoerpool.
Ibgeg.: r8ermania" na6 Wlarietuc.
Reapsl. 2ln8et.: r9uca 9e9li
2tbru33i" bon Rep gort.
Gusenstopn. 2ln9st.: rGpm~
ric", oOn Bottom na6 2toerpooI be-
ftimmt.
abgeg.: nSOernia" na6 Bottom.
Soutbampton. o n. 4b9eg.: .Cceas
mic" .aaiIer DiIbelm IL" unb Ecu
tonic, idmmtIi6 nah Rep Yort.
MontreaI. 2lnget.: r6ibernian
bon Qonbon.
Oran. glbges.; rGIura" mad gIep
gort.
PaIsrmu. 0. 9lbseg.: rStaIio" nad]
Rem Oort.
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Arreitaut entmiid)tc.

Ginem beroG6tioen 5arbigen, ben
polisiit 2aplor geitern Worgen gegen
/ ubr on Der Yearl Strube oingfeit
gema6t bate, gelang es, oem 8eamten
gu enttpiI6en, aIs 9apIor nit isinem
Qrreitarten an Der gte Der pearl uno
Butler Strabe auf oas Gtntrsffen be8
Ydtrolpaeens tpartete. Saplor bate
ben 5arbigen 6sobo6tet, ipte oieIer iih
in oerodhtiger WsiIs an psri6isoenen
5biirer gu ftaffen ma6te, uno als Der
geamte ben Burden padte, lieB bic
isr elm Beil, oas sr unter Isinem Rot
Osrborssn bate, fallen. Der Qoli3iIt
bra6te Ieiner 4rreitanten big gu benz
patroItaIten or Der peurl uno Butler
Strabe unb aIs er nah benz Yutrolpu.
gen iignaliiirts, rib fh Der Jarbige
pIosIih mad turSem 6anbgsmenge los
unb Osrf6pdnb i'm 0untsl Der Raht.
Saplor iunbte osm Jliihtiqen mehrere
ShuTe nab, bic ieooh ibr 3tel Oers
f.blten. DER Gnttommene 1T dugenz
iteirIih nit bsm Burden ibentifh,
Der ieit siriger 3eit in ben Bottoms"
Isin llnpeien treibt uro Ginbriihe
Osriu6t, inoem er nit einem Bell 5btis
rem Qufiprendt.
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Iouten S6rsi aug unb fiel in S3as
maht. Sntairu, obne trgeno SemuEo
bon ietner Nntunft gu bend6rihtigeT.
iteute fia in Dem 9dufe zines Greana
bes Elm, unb fetner Satin fpurDe Die
gotfhuft iiberbra6t, DAP Elm Brief
fir iie angetommen lei, ben tie ooet
obbolen m0fte. Sbr GrItduneu. aIS
lie ihrem tobtgeglaubteu 8atten gegena
iiberitano, IdBt ii6 oenten. Die 5ruu
traute unfang5 tbren Nugen taum. Jns
tdiru bate friiber i'm 5auie an DER
@ait BaFaic NDe. oetpohnt uno mar
bel benz GiienpaarenhdnOler 5beooDr
Wir angeitellt, ndhoem er zines
Samsitags Oor nabe3u 5tpet SaR-en
fetnen Wodenlobn in gmpfang genonlz
men unD Iih auf ben 9eimDeg begebsn
bate, Deri4nanO er ipurlos. 8as
nit tbm Dor9ing, baDon nill Sntatru
aud nitbt bic geringIte 46nurg bdbsn,
Ieiner Ingabe naf fanO er itch in ets
nem Srrenaipl in Der Ndbe BON p6t@
ldoelpbta tpieber, no er bis por etp1 8
Wofen Feitgebalten lDuroe. Nad 'stz
ner grtloiIung ginq er no6 Bolton,
bd er Iit abTolut ni6t erinnsrn tonnte,
no sr Friber pohnte. pl0bIt6 iei i5m
Der Name oes Ortss pieber eingsfats
len uno er bube ith iofort auf oen
Deg gu ieiner TomiIie nu6 gloOmz
fisIb gemadt. Sntoiru bate ein5ars
in BLOOMFIELD, bod purbs nah Ieintln
8eritninoen bic oorauf LaItenoe 5p>
potbet uetiinoiqt uno baTeIbe ieiner
Satin peggenommen. Gr ntmmt nun
feline 5rau uno 3rDei GinOer nd6 30
fton, no sr Iobnenoe Nrbeit gefunoen
bat.
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9nrd5 ein eseniter
5liidtete Fd Der altbanoler 5ellman
Dor einem wiitbenOeu eb.mali'
gen Mngeitellten.

Cine aelinbe panit purbe gsitetn
Worgen gegen IL llbr an Der Central
2lpenue, nabe Der gourt StrdBe, Durh
ben anaa sIpeier ShiiTe in benz 6auis
g1o. 1927 Central Npenue berporgeruz
fen. Sine Sstunbe fpdter 5rpGngte iia
Elm siemli6 forpulentes Snbioiouum
burh Elm 5enfter bes orttten Stodz
merits bes 6ouies uno tIetterte nit Of
fenarti9er GsIGpinoigtstt bic 5eue-z
letter bera6 uno lief bonn in qeitredtem
Galopp nd6 Der gentraIzStdtion.
Dieter Shneadufer mar Der 2llt>
bdnbler aouis 5ellmun bon Ro. 91O
Central QDenue, Der 0em bisnfttbuers
ben Sereednten in Der gentrdl>Staz
tion mittbeilte, bdb Elm ehsmaliger Qns
oeiteIter, gedmens 2puis aarlan, einen
WorbperIuh auf ibn gemudt unb i'm
bsripunbet babe. 9ieis Iestere Be-
bauptung 5ellman's srpiss fd alIsrz
oinqs dls irrig, benn bic Qer3te i'm
itGotiften 5ofpttal, DOhin 6e1m1n
Qe6radt puroe. fonnten an ibm feline
auqeltpunbe entbeden. gr bate Ii6
BEL ieinsr eiligen 5ludt nur bic 5dnz
be unbebeuteno ldbirt uno beim glbz
fprunq ben Riiden Deritauht.
SeQman ertldrte isins Qntpeienbstt
in Der aarlan'iten DObrung bamit,
oaB er angsblid BON Jrau Soc 9ari1n,
Der Sdpdgerin 2ouis aorIans, aufJs>
forosrt tporpen mar, bel i6r Dor3uz
iprsfen, um WDb.l in Nugenihetn 3u
ne6men, bic iie INN Oertaufsn fpoll!e.
2lLs er iih in Der Wobnung befanb, fab
sr ii6 plOsIih 2ouis aarlan, feinsm
entIaf.nsn QngeitelIten, gegeniib>r,
Der einen Repolper in Der 5anb 6utte
unb o6ne fpsiteres 5ipsi S6iiTe auf i'm
obgab, porauT er bann bic Jlubt
our6 bos Ieniter ererifF. 5eQman sr.
pirtte einen 6aftbefebl geger 2ouis
aarlan aber iotpeit tOnnte Die 9e-s
buftung nod ni4t por8enommsn ipers
Oeu
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e5nldnoiihe 9tahribten.

81 hbem iie in fol 9e
zines tleinsn 3piites in Der erften 3eIt
ibrer She Dier5is Iange Sabre getrennt
bon einanber gelebt. baben iia nunntsbr
Orion Soparo unD oeHen 5rau Die
5ano 5ur 8erIobnung gereidt .nIo
tperoen ibren 2ebensabenb BEL ihcen
Sinoern perbringen. Sm Sau1e
zines Sobnes, Diniam 9opuro, Sad
ION, Mih., iit aug biefsm 2lnIuB ell
eroBes Jamilienfsit gefeiert lporoeR.
3pei griibsr, So6n Sptparb BON Gin
ton, eSa., uno 8ilbert 9ororo BON
Clinton, Wli6., nabmen boran 5hetI
unb babsu ith bas erite Wal ieit iehs
sig Sabreu tpiebergeiebal. Dor ptsr5i0
Sabren tpobnten bic 6oDaros IN ga
porte, Sno. 3ur3 noh Der SrenrIrq
tam Srau Sotparb nah Wet6igau Gne
Idlug in perihiebensn StGotsn ihre9
WpbnTiB auf, felt einigen ssuhreu be-
ihrer beiosn SDbnen 5rant %. ant
Diqiam 9. Sadion. Der 0atts UNI
guter blieb bis Dor sttpa s1pet Sabrer
psrIhoIIsn, oIs man i'm Msften is;n'
Spur entpedte. Sin aufgsnommens'
griefpe6Isl fiibrte I6lieBlhh bic De'
oerperetnigung Der 9atteu berbet.
MS bic 9attiu Sobn Sns
tairu's BON BLOOMFIELD, u. s., Del
fhon felt beinabe stpei Sunrsn per'
ihtpunoen mar unp bereits dls tco
betrauert puroe, Dorgeftern bemSeIRr
pIosIih gegsniiber iiano. .itKb tie ssuez
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zhieRlmftiger SentmfD'er
8siabroete g,itern bas eebsu Der
YaEanten III Der Nrtabe.

Cine oefol5ene StraTe biirfte 6euie
i'm Qoli3eigeri9t Der % Sabre alte
8isbbdnolsr 9. Soloman Rice aus
Orp.nspille, ap, gu getpdrtigsn Rabsn.
Rice mar seitsrn nit einem 9isbtranss
port bier singetroifen unb bate nab
qbi4luB isiner 9sIhdfte isbr rsihb9l>
tig rgefriibftiitt". Sn i4napsieli5sr
Stimmung tebrte er gsitsrn Qbeno So
gen 8 ll6r mad benz Gmerp 5otel 3ds
rid, I'D sr abgeitisgsr mar. uno puBte
bdnn Dor llebermut6 nihts 9eHeres
su tbun, aIs aus benz 5eniter Ieines
3immers, bds iber oem 2idt6of Der
Qrcabs gelegsn lit, aus ieinem Reoo.s
Der 3tpei ShiiIIe birett auf oas 8lass
bad ii6er Der Qrcabe 3u f.uern. Die
aug.In i6Iuser burh, trafen ieooA
sIidliteripeiie Riemanben.
Die poliSiftsn aenn.op unb gru9s
eemon tpuroen burh Die 0etonation
Der S6iifIs berbeigelodt uno bsgsgnst.n
Rice. als bieIer bic 5reppe berabtum.
9sim 2lnbIid Der polisiiter IisB er sin
Yatet fallen, in tpelAem ein Repoloer
eingstpitelt mar.
Der i6isbIuitige 8urihe tpurbe in
Saft gsHommen unb mad Der poli3eis
itation s.braht, mo- sr fIehentlih 2euts
ndnt Grimm Bat, ibn bod niht bintsr
ShloB unb Riessl gu bringsn. SeiHc
Bitten tparen natiirlid pergsblih unt
.r tpiro beute Ridter Sobe feline Qui:
tpartung MAIDEN miiheR.
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perionabVptisen

Sin in tpeiten &reiieu betannter
beuti6er pionier 1T in Serrn s brt :
itian +. 8riiremeter i'm 4lter
bon 81 oSdbren in fsiner Wohnung an
Der pte1idnt Rioee Bite, Wbite DAT,
aus benz Qeben gei6ieoeu, innig be-
trauert ni6t nur bon ieinsu Qngeboz
rigen, ionoern aud Don ben pieIen
5reunben, bic er iit i'm 2uufe Der
Sabre bur9 iein ternoeutidss Dslen
unb feline tr.fflihsn Gborattsreigsnz
ihdftsn gu srtperben gepuBt bate.
Die 8eeroigung finbst um Jreitag
Tlitfag um II ubr bonn Srauerbdui.
aus ftatt uno bic geifesung erfoIst Guf
b.m 9eutider pruteitantii4en Grieo'
bof bon Wbite DAT.
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&Dnig 8eor9 V. BON eng
lamb uno bus 6aus nit
t.Isbo6. IS lit pobI ni6t uuge.
mein betannt, bab bic engliihen
6erritsr aus oem 9auie 6annoper in
oiretter Qinie BON ben Wittelsba6erE
cbItammen unD oaB Dor etfpas mebr
als 8Ipei6unDert Sabren cine tpittelsz
batifGs 9rin3siIin our6 8eIdluB Der
beibcn 6Guier beg Barlaments 5ur
Grbin bon 8roBbritannien ertldr.
puroe. 9ieie tpittelsbadiI6e prins
aeiIin mar bic 9urfUritin Sophie poa
6annopsr. bic 5ohter bes &urfiiriten
Frieorih V. bon Der qfol3, oehen 8e-
mabIin Gliiabetb bou Gn9ldno ais
5p6tcr Satob /. unb GntelIn oerW'ds
ria StuQrt QlnrpartIhdft auf Die eng
lifhe arone bate. Oils nun ourh bic
.olorreicbe Repolution" bes Sohres
1858 ous 6aus Der tatbolii6 gefporeez
nen Stuarts bes Qanoes oerpleien
noroen mar, nubm bas Barloment I'M
sSutrc 17O1 bic iogenaunte proteItdHs
tii6e Sut5e'Iionsatte an, ourt bic bss
Itimmt rpuroe, bub tein tatboliides
WeitoIieb bes Snuies Stuart jemals
ben enoliThen Sbron beiteigen oIrfe
unb bah mad nem Iooe osr ein5t3en
nod lebenben proteItonti'hen grtnSei'
lin aus bieiem Suuie, Der fpdterenHDs
main Mnnd, bic Srpue Gngldnps duf
Die qurfIrftin Sophie uno ihre @rben
iiberqeben foQe. Sin 3ufal nur bat
perbinoert, boB bic Spdter zines tptts
telsbahi6en Jiir'ton ben englifaeH
Shrou beFtieg. Tim niht ibr m2ets
henbsmb" itets ppr au9eu 81 haben,
peiaerte ii6 bic miirrtihe unb pers
bitterte S0nigin Qnna, etu Wlitgltes
pes sur Sbronfplge beruieuen 9auies
in Gnolanb reItpiren 81 laHen, uno oIs
Die aIte aurfiirItin Sophie IN einem
eiqenbGnbigsn Sdreibeu bic 3onistn
bat, ibrem Spbne 9eorg etnen gStdg
| I'M OberbauIe einsurdumen, .rhielt lie
einen berarti9 beletbigenoen 8rief, ooB
fis Dor 4ufregung bariiber pom Shlag
qeriibrt tpurbe (Sunt 1714. 3ipet
| Mpnute ipdter mar aud bic Gouiein
9lnna tpbt, unb nun beftieg Der ent.l
zines Gurfiiritsn aus bem 5oufegStt.
telsboh aIs 9eors /. ben eng!tihen
| 1brpu.
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GinSrufspo!le @rdberid)mufuuss'
ieier,

Der Srsb g. 5ones poiisn, q. u.
g.. piro am Grdberihmiidunestds
s5eiern fupo6l aui benz 9eutIhsn BRO
teitantii6sn 5risobof auf gDalnut
Oils pie auf osm 8ereinisten Sii9is
f6en iyriebbof abbalien. auf oem
8eutiten prot. 5riebbof finbet Die
sseier um Elm llbr Rahmittdgs fat,
unb an oerislb,r rperoen Die 3oglin5e
Der Dinoior, 2ocuit unb Columbia
Shule tsilnebmsn. Die Reoen psr@
ben BEL piei.r GeIsgsnbeit bon Gom@
manoer asipis 81. Soiea. Sobn s.
Cohen unD 5rso. D. 5intle sebalten
tperben.
quf benz gsrstniotsn Suoiihsn
sYrisbbof pirb General 2efpis Seaioa>
qooo, in Ieinsr giqenidaft als prdiis
bent Der 5ruitesbeborbe bes Grisbbof,s,
Die Mitsliebsr Deg poiiens besriiben
uno Die sseitrsbe salt Rabbinsr Or.
ghilipIon. Oas Ginganssesbet Ipriht
Rabbiner 2ouis 8robman unb ben
Seaen fpridt Rabbiner SatOb Risls
ainer.
Sn Der 27. Diitrittidul. fanh
aeftern 4benb cine auberorbentIih elm.
brudspolle 8rdberihmiidunss Jeie,
ftati. Der Repner bes Nbenns ipa,
6err MilIiam R. Collins uuo sis 3Ds'
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geid)meroe iiber Hulisilteu.

1urnlsbrer Or. 9uitaD Gditetn To-
ipis Sdrifttpart @mil S6tele BON Der
Cincinnati 3urngemetnbe fii6rten gez
fern BEL Mapor S6pab geidperoe
iiber ben poli5iitsn McGOrtbiQ, Der iie
angsblid Dor eintgen Qbenosn auf Ell
nsm Strubenbabnpugen Der GIart
Strube 2inis gr0blidit inIultirt bate,
Die Ssrrsn batten ii6 in bieier anges
lsgenbeit bereits an polisei6ef Wiuitin
sepanbt, jebo6 nur bic antnort erbulz
ten, bab Der 8laurot jegli6e S6ulo
abteugn.t. Der Wlapor Deriprud ben
6srrsn, Dab er Iih Der Sahe unnebmen
unb ben 5aq genau unterIu6en tperbe.
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7leiae Ypli5eina6rid1tea

- 5enrD piepper, Elm in Der Rdne
BON Gbeiter purt unIdfiger 9drtnsr,
melbete Der poliset, bab ibm geits-n
Elm tpertbooIles qferO geitoblen NOR
ben fei.
- Robert Sintler bon yfo. 125
Weit II. Strabe betlagt ben 9erluit
elmer golbenen 8orTtednaDel, Die iam
geitsrn Ra6mittag aus feinem 3immer
geitoblsn tpuroe. gr bat einen jiiois
f6en Nltbdnbler, bem er ate WO6tl
pertaufen poate, i'm 8erOa6t, oen
DiebftabI periibt su bdben.