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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
TUBERCULAR DANGER FOUGHT
States Double Number Of Sanitariums
Within Two Years.

Sixteen state sanitariums, twenty
eight county hospitals and twenty-one
municipal hospitals for tuberculosis
have been erected and provided for
since Jan. /, 1909, says a recent bulle-
tin of the National Association For the
Study and Prevention of tuberculosis.
Within the last two years the num-
ber of state institutions for tuberculo-
sis has doubled, and the number of
county and municipal institutions has
increased from about thirty to eighty,
The expenditure of public money for
the treatment Of tuberculosis also has
more than doubled. Not less than
100000 Of state money was appro-
priated for tuberculosis institutions In
1909 when forty three legislatures met
and over 100000 In 1910 when only
eleven legislatures were In session
The appropriations of counties and
cities for tuberculosis hospitals and
sanitariums in the last two years will
aggregate fully $2,5OO,OOO, bringing the
total of official appropriations for tu
berculosis hospitals up to over $6,0OO,
600 in the past two years.
In spite, however, Of this good show
ing the national association states that
not one-tenth of the public provision
for tuberculosis that is needed has
been made. More than 250,OOO tuber.
culosis patients are constantly without
proper institutional treatment.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17

was with the minority in favor of up
holding the income tax law and in the
Northern Securities case. He was
with the majority In upholding New
York's eighty cent gas law.
Justice White Presidents Friend.
Justice White IS an intimate friend
of the president. He accompanied
him on board the Mayfower last sum-
mer when the president went from
Beverly to Provincetown to review the
Atlantic battleship fleet He was born
In November, 1S45 In the parish of
Lafourche, La. and is sixtyfive years
Of age. He was educated at Mount
st. Mary's, near Emmitsburg, Md, at
the Jesuit college, in New Orleans and
at Georgetown Cd. Co college. He
served in the Confederate army.
When Justice White was in the SEN
ate from the state of Louisiana In 1894
he was in serious trouble over the ad-
justment of the sugar schedule. While
at breakfast with his sister one morn
ing In Washington hotel he received
word to call at the White House.
"Well," he said to his sister, Il sup
pose l will now go down to have my
last quarrel with the president"
He went, and when he entered Presi'
dent Cleveland's Office the president
threw up his hand In greeting and
said.
Hello, White! How would you like
to 60 on the supreme court OF the
United States?"
Justice Whites license to practice
was granted hx the ltAte q LQQ1siana
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
GIRL TO EMULATE WESTON.
Aged Fourteen, She Plans Walk From
Boston to Pacific.

Miss Mildred Belknap, a fourteen
year-old sophomore in the Dorchester
high school, Boston, has announced
that she viii attempt to walk across
the continent.
She intends to take long tramps dur
ing the next few months SO that by
next spring she will be trained and
accustomed to covering forty miles a
day.
She tramped to Providence recently,
making the forty-four mile jaunt with
out apparent fatigue and covering a
route over which she had walked once
before. She was accompanied by her
father, Charles f. Belknap, postof1ce
employee.
With her father Miss Belknap made
an extended trip on foot through the
White mountains.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
ONE LIFE LOST IN MISHAPS
Steamer and Launch Sunk in Coli.
sions at Seattle.

Seattle, Dec. 16.-One life was lost
and the sound steamer Kitsap and the
launch Columbia were sunk as re
suit Of two collisions in Seattle harbor
The man who lost his life was Aubrey
P. Yemen, passenger on the Colum-
bia.
The accidents are attributed to the
heavy fog, which was so thick that OBJ
jects could not be distinguished a
boats length away. Before the Kit.
sap could be stopped the Columbia
was run down. The Kitsap again start
ed westward across Elliott bay. She
was barely 800 yards from the wharf
when the steel steamship Indianapolis
poked her sharp prov into the wooden
hull of the Kitsap. The hundreds of
passengers on the Indianapolis were
thrown into a panic, but were soon
quieted
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
NOVEL HOUSING SCHEME
STARTED IN CALIFORNIA
Los Angeles Building Model viIlagt
Without Cost.

If everything works out as it is
hoped the first of the Los Angeles san
itary model concrete houses will be
built as a gift to poor widow and her
four children.
The proposed house is planned with
four rooms, pantry, bath and root
garden. The latter can be made a
beautiful place for the tired mother to
rest or the children to play, or it can
be made into a sleeping room in the
open air, which is the real purpose for
which it Is designed. The house will
be provided with every sanitary con-
venience and will be comfortable and
ideal California home.
Cooperation among the people inter
ested in the creation of q model village
for the poor has secured, absolutely
without the expenditure of a dollar
that may be contributed, the first OF
the model cement houses, the plans OF
ming conference, held at Los Angeles
by Thomas Fellows. Mr.. Fellows has
In turn enlisted the cement men,
plumbers and other mechanics and
announces his readiness to erect the
house and present it to the widow, on
behalf of all the donors, as soon as
somebody has contributed lot upon
which to build 1t.
The house, If built, will serve as q
full sized model Of those proposed for
the model village and will undoubted-
ly forward that movement on the part
of the housing commission by giving
them a real house to show those per.
sons who will be asked to erect such
memorials In the model village.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17

in December, 1868. Six years later he
had entered politics and been made a
state senator. He became an associate
justice of the Louisiana supreme court
i'm 1878 and succeeded James b. Eustis
In the United State senate in 1891.
Justice White is heavily built and OF
blond complexion. He wears no beard
and has kindly face, which lights up
as he enters upon conversation OF
when interested He ranks next to
Justice Harlan ON the court and is
followed by Justice McKenna.
Van Devanter From the West.
Judge Willis Van Devanter, who won
the appointment over his associate on
the bench, Judge Hook, is only fifty
one years of age. He was born in In
diana and began practice In Marion
He moved westward with the people
of his generation and established him.
self in Cheyenne, Wyo., where he now
lives. He entered politics in 1884 in
the territorial legislature. He was
made a chief justice of the Wyoming
territorial supreme court by President
Harrison. After being chairman of the
state Republican committee he was
elected a delegate to the national Re,
publican convention of 1896 and went
to Washington as assistant attorney
general in the interior department in
1897, to remain there for six years.
Judge Joseph r. Lamar, the third
appointee, was born In Ruckersville,
Ga, in 1857 He is described as an
old fashioned southern gentleman of
charming manner and Of that type In
which the south takes most pride he
was educated at the University OF
Georgia and Washington and Lee uni
versity, served in the Georgia state leg,
islature and has been judge of the SUI
preme court of Georgia since 1908.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
POLICEMAN AMONG NUMBEF
Masked Robbers Hold Up Twelve
Men in Saloon.

st. Paul, Dec. 1.-two masked BAN
Side about O'Clock at night, lined up
twelve men in the place against the
wall with their hands above their
heads, plundered the cash drawer of
SAT and walked right out again. Be
cause Patrolman George Sudeth, at
tached to the Ducas street station,
who was one of the fifteen who held
up their hands, failed to follow the
men or make any effort to arrest
them he was suspended from the
force by Chief OConlor. Sudeth was
not on duty at the time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
CONGRESSMAN COOK DEAD
Philadelphia Representative Expires
Following ApopIectic Stroke.

Philadelphia, Dec. 16.-Congressman
Joel Cook of the Second Pennsylvania
district, comprising part of this city,
is dead here. Mr.. Cook was stricken
with apoplexy in Washington last Sat.
urday and, failing to show any inn
provement, he was removed to his
home here
Last summer Mr.. Cook suffered a
light paralytic stroke, but recovered
sufficiently to resume his congression'
al duties He was sixty-eight years
old
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
LARGEST HEMLOCK FOUND.
Is In Rainier National Forest and 25(
Feet High.

The largest hemlock tree in the
world so far as Is known stands on
the bank of Mccoy creek, in Lewis
county. Wash, and as 1t is included In
the Rainier national forest 1t may add
centuries to the several hundred years
which it has been growing.
The tree, which measures twenty,
three feet In circumference and seven
and one-third feet in diameter, has a
clean stem to the first branch 100 feet
from the base and Is perfect In every
way. The king Of hemlocks stands
among others of its species, four. five
and six feet In diameter, and lifts its
crown 25O feet into the air.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
SAY TIPS HAVE FALLEN OFF
Pullman Porters Ask an Increase In
Their Wages.

Chicago, Dec. 16.-Disgusted with
the few tips they say they now re-
ceived from the travelling public 5000
Pullman car porters, by petition to
the general manager of the Pullman
company, are asking for an advance
from the S3ia cents a day paid them
as wages by that corporation.
They ask, in order that they may
not be dependent upon the public for
a living, that all porters of under five
years service be paid S45 per month
and that all over FIVE years in the
service get $50
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17

The appointment of Edward Doug
lass White of Louisiana TO be chief
justice of the court on which he has
served for sixteen years was as pleas
ing to his associates as it was a sur
prise TO the public
Justice Whites appointment was not
subject to that criticism which might
have been privately spoken by older
members of the court had Justice
Hughes been named. Two points were
raised against Justice Hughes-that be
had not been long enough actively In
the practice of law and that some 9th
er man might be temperamentally bet
ter fitted for the place
Justice White delivered the opinion
sustaining the Hepburn rate law. He
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17

Chicago Dec. 15.--Furs and ginseng
worth $2l,627 were stolen from the
store of s. Silberman & Sons here,
the thieves carrying the plunder away
IN a wagon. The loot consisted OF
1920 mink skins, 100 weasel skins and
eighty-three pounds OF ginseng.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17

Chicago, Dec. 16.-Mrs. Ella Flagg
Young, who year and half ago be-
came the first woman superintendent
of schools in the history of Chicago,
was reelected to the Office for another
year by the board of education.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
DISAPPEARING LIFE.

q disappearing furniture will be
e. feature of the flats of the future I
g Building Note. (
3 We have disappearing conches
8 And disappearing bed.
@ Touch a spring and they win van (
g ish
4 Ere Jack Robinson is said.
q There's a disappearing bookcase,
8 With some disappearing books,
g And the disappearing closets
g Have their disappearing hooks.
q We have disappearing children.
8 They are never in the way.
@ We press button-presto!
g They have vanished with their
& play.
!. The pianos disappearing,
q Which is really quite an aid,
Z. And il saves us so much music
g That is hardly up to grade.
Z But still we are not happy.
y Troubles poster as of vnra--
8 The cooks are disappearing
@ AS they disappeared before,
@ And the roll we got on pay day,
& When the landlord claims his
n share.
c3 VIII ne'er more appear to charm us J
(. Once it's vanished in thin air (
g Arthur Chapman in Denver Re (
z publican
.:.S3ss13:..>:sy:-a:,a<a..>S
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1910-12-17
VETERAN CHOSEN
CHIEF JUSTICE
Whites Experience Includes Is
Years on Supreme Court.
DEMOCRAT AND CONFEDERATE

Appointment Welcomed by Colleagues.
Van Devanter Adopted Son of the
West, While Lamar Has Been Legal
Light of South For Many Years on
Georeia's Highest Tribunal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-14
Merfmiiroiger Sail.
Sunoe Trau wiro bewubtlos unb
perIisrt ipater ibr 6ebabtnIb.

Die iunge 5rau, tpelhe am montag
Rahmittag beipubtlos auf Der SGngcz
Bride nabe Gopin9ton lisgeno aufgez
funben unb mad benz ct. gtiia6etb
5oipital gebraht porben mar, erIangte
geitern Morsen oas genubtietn ME.
Der, mar jeooh fsbr pertpirrt unb
Ihten ibr GeDGdtniB t9eilneiie Derlos
rem gu bdben. Sic ertldrte, nit 8ornaz
men Marie gu beiBer uno Der Dor
name Tires Mannes ein5rso". auBerz
benz ertnnerete lie fih, Dor etnem Sabre
uls patientin i'm 5oipital gum Gu
ten Sumariter" eeneilt uno bon Or.
grtel bebanbelt unb bon elmer S6tpsz
tier 9ictoria gepflsgt porben gu iein.
Or. grtsl nurbe benuhrihttgt uno
bsgab iid ioTort mad benz ct. gliiaz
betb 5oipital, no er in Der patienttn
bic 26 Sabre ulte 5ruu Jreo. areusinz
ger ertonnte, beren 8Qtte als aonbut-
teur Bel Der Cincinnati Straben6a6nz
osieuitaft angeIteQt lit lGlb go. 240O
WeIt 6. Strabe fpohnt. areuBing!r
bolte fpdtsr feline 5ruu ab uno bradte
lie bsim. gr tann iid ben 3uItano berz
islben niht srtldrsn. gr begab it6 an
Wtpntas Rahmittug nit 'einer Jral
naa Der untsren Stabt, I'm gintGuFe
su MAIDEN. Nn Der s., na6e Der 8ine
Strabs. trenute iih feline Jrau oOn
inn NIT Der GrtIGrung. lie ueroe Iit
mad gopington begeber, um cine Be-
frsunoste5 5umilie su beiuden. Quf oem
Wese mad gobinqton brad lie auf Der
6dnsebriits bspubtlos suIammen. 0c
Grtsl 1T Der Qniiht, bab fFruu Sreu.
ginger an i6persr S1iterie letoet.
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Sic 0oIpitalsa lsaomnli6ire.

Sn Der gsitrisen Stbuug Der SoIpis
tolzaommiFGre unterbreitete Der glert
6. 6. aenneop bic Spe5ifitatipnen fir
Die 4usfattune Der gebdube fir ans
itedenoe arantbeiter. Die Soften ipers
BEN iid ouf etpa $4,000 belauTen uno
Der Glert tpurbe inItruirt, 4nsebpIs
eiusuforoern.
Gtabtantpalt Ballard icn cine Orr
binans ausarbeitsn our aunoemniruns
BON 81 4eres 2ano. oas pon Der Goen
apenue bis sur 9ins StraBe reitt
unb bos in einen Sopipitalpart umge.
panbeIt nerben iou. Die easu erfor>
berlihen $4,000 iollsn burh eine
gonbemii1iou aufsebrudt tuerben.
Dos GeIuh Der Cincinnati Srpn
sSence 60. um gntbinoung BON ibrem
aontrdtt purbe abermals abfhlisis
beiditbeu. 3ubIuns.n Don $4,000 an
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- Der Reger Mtofes Cans, po9ns
bdft i'm 3. Stptfperf bes 5duIes go.
834 Clinton StraBe, meIoete geitern
i'm 9olt3eibauptqudrtier, buB tbm in
Der 3eit Dom 10. big 13. September
feline GrIparniiIe in Der SDhe pon $88
aus Ieinem 3immer entpenoet tpur0en.
- 5arrp 5orb, Elm S6antte[Iner
bon Der Wabe unb Sobn StraBs, Durz
be bon benz YoIi3eigeridtsbedmten
6octor ber6aftet, neil er ith getDeigert
bate, fir bic 8enuBung zines Gutomoz
btls ,tpeldes er BON Wdrb's 8urage, an
Der plum StraBe, getnietbet bate, 81
6e3ablen.
90. g. WooomdnIee, Elm 8aft oes
princeton 6otel5, go. 431 Sim Ctr,
perguB, als er am MDntag iein 3imz
mer DerlieB, iein portemonnaie nit
$G5 in 8dor unb einem gbef fir
$14.50. 2tls er ip0ter 3uridtam, mo-
rem portemonnuie nebit Sn6alt Oerz
i6Dun0en.
-5rau 3. s. 5arOtg OOn gto. 835
Weit s. StrdBe, nuroe um cine Spdrz
bii4ie nit $24.50 beItobLen.
- .. $. 8iIbop, Elm Garmer Don
WeQston, 8. melOete geitern i'm Bpliz
3eibauptqunrtier, oaB er an Der George
Strabe uno Gentral Mpe. BON elmer ytsz
germ nQmenS Wamie aelep in tire
Wobnung gelodt unD um feline 9ddrz
ffaft in 509e bon $50 6eitOhlen puroe.
- SObn Gaffern, Elm grprsBmunn
bon go. 1345 Yenoleton Ctr, tpuroe
geitern an Der Gte Der 5urparo uno
8ilbert Qbe. bon Dem poli3iften Mcs
HaQp unter Der Qntlage bes poli3ets
tpiortgen i6neuen Jabrsns Der6aftet
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q ShiHsnabri6ten

Rem gort, "A. Sept. 2lngetoms
men: rprin3eb Srene" BON 9enua,
rllItonia" BON Srieit.
2lbgegangen: raaiier Wilbelm Der
8robe" naa Bremen, ROTTERDAM"
nud ROTTERDAM, m4mertcu" nu6 Reas
pei.
@enud. 2lrqet.: ,Sanrio" BON
Retu Yort uno goIton, piu ct. Wtts
haels uno gteupeI.
2ioerpooI. qnget.: n2uiitds
nia" bon gtep Yort.
Ibgeg.: nSpernia" noh Bolton.
4rtperpen. 2lnget.: .9aoer;
lamb" bon Rem Oort.
aopsnbagen. 4n8et.: rCsca'
H." BON Retp YOrt.
8remen. Qtnget.: n9aiIer @il.
hsIm H." BON RetD Yort.
Gibraltar. a63ss.: .8Dri9ir
2uiIe" (pon 9enua uno ReapeD nod
geeip Wort.
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Ser ltniberfitdtsratb.

Die llniperiitdtssgibtiot6ef bat cine
9ereiferung um 247 8dnDe, sumeiit
biogrdpbifden uno tultur9eIhi6tli6en
Snbalts, erfabren. Die i5rdu 81. Murz
bod 5ollingsbeab berieIbsn gum 9es
fhent oemaht bat. Die llniperIitdtss
5ruitees haben bic StiItung angenom>
men unb i6ren Ddnt Der 8eberin ourh
cine Reiolution ausseorijtt. 9us ges
Ifab in Der geItrigen StBung beg 8erz
paltungsratbs.
7 9lus benz Dr. garIon Gonos, oer
ieiner .3eit fir ben 3urnplas gsIamz
melt purbe, iinb nod $488 oorbanben.
Der gstrag pirb fir bic :5nitanobaI>
tung bes 5urnplases 9ernenouns fir=
ben.
Or. Dabnen mahte ouF BEN unpaIz
iirbaren 3uftanb Der Clifton Qoenue
auimertiam, mas our JoIge babe, bab
sablrsite ihnere 2oitpa8sn bi. m.gs
in unmittelbariter NGhe Der uniOerIi=
tat benubtsn uHb bieieI6sn ruiHirten.
Die Qngelegenbeit tDuros osm suitdrs
biaen aommittse iiberpieI,n, bds bas
fir iorssn pirb. bab Die ouf bsm Uni
perIitGts sGieentbum beiinoIihen Deg:
nit)t tpioerrshtlih bsnuBt perosn
QrGiioent 9ubnep Diss au6 ouF ben
p.ritdrttsn 9eIuh Der 5otihulen bin,
pordus sr cine srDBere Gr.qu.n3 Der
llnipsrIitdt i'm neuen Ssmsiter fol-
eerte.
Der Gountns4ubitor erIutte I'm
ginienounq elmer Cite oes Iteuerbd=
rem gigentbums. Ti.'eIbe piro ibr
eslieTert Deroen. G,elt3eitig pirt
bas Geieszaommittss borauF otten
bab bic Steuerfhruute nitt gar 81
iehr ange3ogen tpirb.
Der aontrattcr Jrnnt @. 5olt:
mann, Der bic GunoamsntarbsitsD fiji
bic 5urnbafl. fotpie fir bas Suss:
nieursz unb arnftgebauos ausfiihrt
tponbte iih burh feinsu QnDalt on b:
2ruItses unb lieb bisisn I1gsn, bag {,
nit ben 4rb.iten ritt fortT1hr.r
fpiirb., penn fir bic terstts gsleiitst
arbsit niht 8esablur1 srTol9e. au
berbem perlanae .r StobeUeriaB. Gi
Qns.l.genh.it purbe bsm Staotunrpal
ii5.rtpisIsn. Besahiun9 III aus ben
| Grunbe nod niht esIeift.t porben
neil bi. 4rbeiten rift ben Sp.sifi.a
tionen entiprehen foIIsn, 8.rfhisoen
tl.inere aontrass ruuroen nod Der
| seb.H.
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zeniatipneae 2lnflaaett
6sg.n Ianejdbris.m gud)balter Der
&. 8. giibop So. erboben.

George 5.6tnbersman, Iangidhrigsr
gudhaltsr Der 6. 8. giibop Jlour
Gompdnp, rpurhe geItern in ieiner
Wohrung, go. 3442 Stettiuius 4pe.,
5poe part, auf sinen Don 6. 8. Ris
ibop in iSrteosnsrihter Deatmon's Sfz
flee errpirttsn SaFtbsfsbl untsr Der 4nz
tlaee Der unterfhlagung oerbaftet uno
bolo barauf gsgsr $4,000 girgihaft
auf frsism SUB gefsst. Die girgitart
fpuroe Don Senrp Shraffenberger,
5elsr Der German Rationul gant, gez
IeiItet. giIbop bsbuuptst, oaB 5inoer5.
nan, pslaer felt iiber 80 Sa6reH fir
bic 5irma tbGttg gstpeien lit. stngeganz
gene Gsloer in Sobe bon $702.2O
nitt a6geli:fsrt bat. 2tubsrbem oeutst
.r an, oaB anbere uuregelmdBigteitsn
porqetommsu isin ioQeu. Gin Sohoerz
itdnbigsr 1T gsgeupGrtig nit Der gris
fung Der gii6sr beIhdftigt. 9inberse
man mar iiber ous 9orssben ieines
4rbeitsgsbers duberit sntruItet uno
srtldrte, lei6t i'm Stanoe gu iein,
feline IInitulD gu betpeiien.
Die Tirma ihuloe ibm uber $4,000,
pelte er berIslben bet oerfhteoensn
8elsoenbeiten aug bsm pripatoerm0gen
feiner 'Frau porqeitredt babe. glihop
aab oisies gsrihtsritattsrn gegeriiber
3u uno bemsrtte. oab 5inoersmdn oas
gelo in bem 8siddfts angsIegt uno i'm
gsrbdItuiB gu oisisr Summe an ben
qrofiten Der Jirmu theilgenommen
babe.
Sinbsrsmor. pel6sr Elm Sabresges
bait BON $14O0 be3og, srrihtete IN
Spoe Bart ein elsgdntes Wohnhuus
nit einem aoit.rauipano bon $500,
uno foil mad Qrsabe oes giIbop IN
iiingjter 3eit pisl G.lb in Grunoei9ens
tbum anselegt huben. gr bebauptet,
oas 6etreiT.noe Wohnhaus lei nit oem
Gelbe isiner 5rdu srbaut poroen uno
lei ihr gissnthum.
9lm SamItaq MoreeH foroerte gt=
Thop ieinem 9udhalter bic aaTsns
ibluHel ab. ieboh Ioll Sinoersman iit
sstpsigert baben, bieislbsn bsraussuses
BEN. Gr sntfsrnt. iit uno lam am
Raamittag 3uriit, bradte Die Shliifel
unb ioq bsi bisier Gelsgsnbeit geitans
ben babsn. oaB er iia unrsselmdBig'
tsitsu babe 81 iduIoen tommen Iahsn
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Jn(anO Ietegr0pO
Die 9rtmGrpabIeH in q E 70
WOrt.

y I.
Nep Dort, 13. Sept. Die qrtz
mGrtpabien, Die an Oieuitag in 0roBz
Rep Yort ubgebalten puroen, setgen,
oaR bic reLatipe Stdrte BON Sbeooore
RpoiepeIt uno Der .alten 8uroe", Die
I'M Die &pntrplIe ii6er Die tommenoe
Staatstonpention tGmpfsn, I'M Deientz
liten unperdrDert lit. RpoIebelt bat
Die gan3e StGrte Der Delegation bon
Nen gort gountn. 100 Wonn, btnter
iih. pdbreno feline gegner 109 bon ben
142 9eIegaten in aiugs Gountp, "A in
Queens uno odt in Rt6mono Gountp
bearfpruhen.
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hes Stautstommittee5 uno einsr Der
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better in ben Der. St1aten 9iriteQte.
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MnsidnoiiDe Nabrsbten.

Wis .0er8ruf b o n % n e
6 hri It 0" entitunb. Sm n0ior.
male o'Stalia" oer0ffentli6t Gugento
Gbec6i sinen ettpas rpmantiIc1 tlin=
qenbsn geriht uber Die gntitebuug bes
beriibmten 8umas'Ihen Epmuns
Der 9rdf bon Monte Gbriito", oen
er miinoliner lleberIieferung perbdutt.
Qnssle Siprentiuo. Elm itaIieniider
SourualiTt, Der in 8aris nit Iterans
Der Dumas pertebrte. bate einen Be-
iub in MarIeile geratt unh babel
bas beriibmte SdIob 81 beftd)tigt.
9ort bate er in ben 8efangtnre@
giftern BON einem polittIhen 6Gftling
giamens gomonb Santes aeleien, Der
gu flishen perfuht bate, inpeu1 er in
ben Sad ,rot, in benz Die 2sifhe eIHes
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- George 9rerIins, 80 Sabre alt,
bon go. 1927 Git 3. StraBe, brad
ii6 geitsrn rpQhreno Der 2lrbstt in Graz
ne's 5ol360fen oas re6te gein. Gr
nuroe in 9utrolDo9en 6 na6 Der o.
flee pe5 Or. Rtng, go. 1898 SIt 3.
Strabe, uno bon bort na6 Nnlegung
zines 8erbanoes 6eimgebra6t.
- Jrart Reebep, 81 Sabre alt,
bon go. 1927 Sprine 8rope 2loe. ritt
oeitern bic Spring 8roos QDe. sntz
lang, uls ietn pfero an Der Gde Der
Sopnfbtp Nbe. Dor elmer StraBenz
babncar iheute. gfeebp nuroe abgez
porfen uno 5og Iih cine ttefe Sopfz
punoe gu. Gr rpuroe in gatrolpogen
10 mad benz 9oIpitoI gebra6t.
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BMer Tang.

Wis geiisrn tsrihtet. puroe om
Montag Rahmittag elm Mann. mel
der iib ipGter als Irtbur Smitb re-
giitrirts, in einem 3immer i'm brttten
Stodpert Der Wohnuns Der 5rau 8.
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beim 0iebitabl abgefabt. glls sr i'm
&rtillon Bureau pbotosropbirt uno
gemeFen tpsrbsn ioats, ertanHte Sus
psrintsnoent aifFmsper ibn als sinen
betannten 0ieb. bsFen Bib fa bersits
in Der 9erbredersallerie befinbst. Der
Gefaneene CAB feline Soentitdt gu uno
ertIGrte, untsr 9tnoersm in pittsburs
unb WaibinstoH anter benz Ramsn
Charles 6arris psrbdftet iporben gu
iein unb cine Ssfdngnibhaft binter iia
3u baben.