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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28
Nuggets Special Service.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S.--Hattic Holmes. for twenty-threr years an inmate of the Good shepard Convent of this city. deserted from that institution today and sought refuge in the home of her aged parents whom she had not seen for twenty years.
 When but ten years old the girl be- came incorrigible and her father and mother who Were very poor. placed her In the convent. For three years they visited their child regularly each month but at the end of that time their interest in the girl waned. and the visits became less frequent until st last they gave her up entirely.
 -As years rolled on. the girl who had never known mothers care or a fathers solicitude. became Respondent and this morning on her thirty third birthday. Hattie Holmes. who had b'oomed into wamanhood and who had worn the robes of sister of the in
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28
NELSON TAKES COUNT
 FROM OWEN MORAN
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget SpeeIal Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2S-owen Moran, the plucky little Englishman kn"rkcd out Battling Nelson after eleven rounds "r fast fighting before the pastime Club of this city. Last Sat urday night.
 From th" tap al th" gong Moran had th" ox-rhampion's number and when in the latter part of the eleventh round Moran put the old time battler to the mat for the final count. the audience was all excitement
 The defeat of Nelson by Moran has proven to the sporting world that the past master of the ring cannot come back as the term goes Nelson took defeat hart and challenged his oppo- ncnt for return match. but Moran says that he will not consider the offer.
 The blow which floorcd the ex- champion last Saturday night. was a right short-arm jab to the jaw-thr knock out punch which Bob Fitzsim- mons demonstrated with great effect.
 Nelson no longer retains the vim and spirit which stood him in such good s;"ad in his past battles His action is sluggish and his foot work k now
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
 DEFEATS OREGON FARMERS
Nuggets Special Service.


 SEATTLE. Nov. 25.-In hotiy contested game yesterday. between the University of Washington and the Ore gon Agriculture College the former eleven Won by a score of 22 to their opponents nothing The oregon team claimed championship honors last year but many of their old players Were missing yesterday and the farmer squad went down to horrible defeat.
 From the start of the first half until the game was over the Washington hoys had the game their own way. But once did the farmer lads have the pig skin on the Washington danger mark. or ten yard line.
 The largest crowd to turn out to
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28
K0UGAR0K K-,-C0UNC|L
 NATIVES AFFLICTED

Stampeders reaching Nome from up the kougarok country and over Coun- ril way bring the information that the Eskimos are being taken down with the measles. the epidemic which has pre- vailed m Nome during the past sum mcr and fall.
 tp al shelton there has been two deaths reported. and both children be- longcd to one family and were known as William Woosters half breeds
 In Council some of the natives havo contracted the disease and there is q good chance for the measles being transmitted to every tribe on Seward Peninsula before the same is stamped out
 During the summer of 1900 there was an epidemic of black measles among the Eskimos and they died by the hundreds. It was a common sight at that time to see several bodies of natives on the beach up the coast just placed on the beach beyond of the surf and allowed to smell to high heaven, for these simple creatures at that time didn't believe in buryinG their dead. but in wrapping them in their best robe. and piling all their belongings on top and around them. then leaving
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28
INMATE 0F CONVENT
 23 YEARS; DESERTER

fS''iGti"n for many months. decided to .tr'," lcay" of the convent for good and .ull
 bonning her street clothes and stGtlthily moving, Miss Holmes left the Good shepard and her past life for the firm where she was born and where she had been such a trial to her par cnts
 The Holmes ranch is but a few miles out of this city and the woman de- setter arrived there while her mother and father were breakfasting.
 The return of the prodigal daughter and the reconciliation which followed was happy one and Miss Hattie Holmes will never again return to the institution where she has spent prob .ahly the greatest part of her life
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28
GRAND JURY lNDIcTS
 FORMER RAILROAD MEN
Nugget Special Service

"hSSeh opeSiSt ocTNiCc
 cHlCAGOo. Nov x The grand jury sitting in the case of the Illinois Central railroad conspiracy frauds. to- 'ay indicted John Taylor and C. L. t"inG. former employees of the con c'tn. Both of these men were at one tn', employed in the auditing depart ment of the railroad office and they are believed to know a good deal about the stock manipulation which has been going on for some time. IL is believed that numerous other indictments will soon follow
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28

i them to the tender mercy of the ele- m"nts and dogs.
 Tn" scenes of woe during the cpi- d"mic are still fresh in the minds of the early stampedcrs. for many can remember the small baby found up the coast in an igloo trying to nurse it's dead mother who had been carried off by the black measles
 The Eskimos up the coast and in the interior ar" getting alarmed at the visitation of the measles again for the last epidemic played such havoc with their numbers. All that can b,. done (" eliminate tn" spreading of this dis cas" among the natives should be in .augurted for there is mo telling where 1t will stop when the measles spreads .t' the far away camps up toward the Arctic ocean where medical attendance is out of the question
 Inquiries here in Nome proves that the able medical attention giving to the epidemic of measles here has about stamped it out and few. if any deaths hay" resulted. but Nome k more for tunate in being SD situated where every medical car" can be given than the out lying camps far removed from civiliza tion
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28
ESk|m0S SPREADING MEASLES
DEPARTMENT USELESS
 IN QUENCH|NG FLAMES

Fire, originating in the harness room of Billy Rowe's cabin on Metler way and Front street this morning at 11:15 o'clock. did some little damage to that place before the chemical responded. Although the blaze was of no great proportion, the department found great trouble in coping with the situation as the slush ice running through the hose line disconnected that apparatus twice. The chemical was exhausted shortly after it was brought into play and small chemical extinguishrrs were bor- rowed from neiGhboring places and were used to good effect.
 Lack of management of the fire fight CTS permitted the blaze to gain more headway than it should have been al-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28
DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO
 STATIONS IS AScERTAINEO
E.naaet Special servles.

hugget Special Service.
 VALLEJO. cal. Nov -s-it vas as e,ttainod today that the distance be tA"en th" wireless station at Mare Isl ss,i and the naNy station ar Key West aa~ j'eo miles That .a. all or the
 'umunlrarlans dispatched at Marr island yia wireless have To travel th. above mentioned distane" before they Teach them ultimate destination The dl-tan", travelled hy the wireless sparks hats lous been question in official rirrlrs
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28
KEEFE FAVORS MORE
 RIGID EXCLUSION LAW

~I.N" uatiiC Thcr" should be laws which would cause all immigrants to -." a good and sufficient reason for .'r.ug ","r to the United States and th's. who were unable to meet that request. Shnuld b, shiped back to their ..u country
 M I>"' f' has been Investigating ,ur "il'" ss-'' cases which are supposed tp exist in every large city in the Uni t.H :tate,.
 lI' n.ll lcu," for San Francisco tp. t.u. p C.. to report
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 PORTLAND. Nov 27.-Immigration Commissioner Keefc. who has been a visitor in this city for the past few days. stated today that he was in favor ol D. 'r'. rigid Asiatic exclusion laws
 AS it Is now. said K"cfa foreign "I- by the hundreds invade th" Uuitcd states with no direct purpos.. "r view other tn getting all oi the money they an tn any way. They stop at nothing and for that reason this country has realized what is known as the white
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28

tttii e'.
 In. Englsnman manager ls now ,-nurak"rlng Ip arrange a match tar ht~ charge wtth Ad WolRast the Montana wildcat champion lightweight pug Ii-i oi The world
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28

owed. As it was, the fire smoudered unquenched for fully three quarters of an hour.
 The blaze statred when some oiled cloth. which was hanging close to a red hot stove in the harness room. caught fire.
 Billy Rowe. who was one of the first mon on tn" ground. deserves credit "" th" effective work he did and it is muchly due to his efforts that the fire did not result in horrible con tiagration.
 The Northwestern Commercial Com pany's hos" cart was used with telling effect and combined with the effort s of Mir. Rowe, the fire was halted before any great damage had been done.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28

Won't You Come to My Tea Party?
 Wen surely come if you have some Of those beautiful favors that Toby has for sale down where he makes his home made candy daily.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28

A Fine Place for a Square.
 Rodgers Restaurant near the Saun- ders Sisters is a good place to find square" just try it once. 'Noush saio.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-11-28

football game in this city Was recorded yesterday
The state herald., 1910-11-18
Shuler-Pairick.

At the Methodist parsonage In Jules.
burg. Colo, on Thursday, Nov. 10, 1915
Rev. A. j. Waller officiating, Carl l..
shuler and Miss Fay Patrick. both Of
Holyoke, were united in marriage.
These young people are we'll and IN
yorably known to the people Of Ilol.
yoke and the county. The bride Is o.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Pat
rick Of Holyokc and has host Of
friends among the people Of the county.
Carl Shuler has grown from n little
boy TO manhood in our town and is hi,h.
ly thought Of by large acquaintance.
They will make their home IN lioI.
yoke. The HERALD offers best wishes
for a happy and prosperous married
life,
The state herald., 1910-11-18

Gov. Shafroth has finally vetoed the
registration bill passed by his extra SEES,
sion of the legislature and in doing so,
has been even more severe in his de.
nunciations of the bill than the rcpubli-
cans were in the recent campaign,
showing that II was one of the worst
measures ever passed by a Colorado
legislature. The Denver News com,
mends his veto us n brave act but it
would have been n much bravcr act II
he had vetoed the bill as soon us passed
instead Of waiting tillaftcr the election.
Il did not require much bravery to veto
the bill after he was reelected and ou.
Of all danger politically from tn, fac
ton Of his party that wanted the bin
signed.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

Complaint is made By Prof Daniel
Gerber that number OF large bow,
and young men have on numerous or.
caSions. for some time past, been very
much annoying him and his wife nj
their home In Ilolyukc hy caunnr di
turhing noises near his Office nni home.
Dr. Gerber Is man well advanced In
years and we very much regret 10 learn
that any OF our young men wonId ra
FAR forget the respect due 20 ago as fa
be guilty of actions that. II pcrflatrd Ir
become very annoying 10 oven mnrh
Younger pcopl', Il Is to be hoped thai
this annoyance will be stopped without
calling upon the town authorize, 10
stop Il,
The state herald., 1910-11-18

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. O.msted were
given surprise by their children last
Wednesday evening. MIR. and Mrs.
llarnoy Clark and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. T. Olmsted and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Olmsted, Mrs. Rena
Abbey and Frank Olmstei. The many
friends of this worthy couple will wish
them many returns Of their wedding
anniversary.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

F, D. Barnes and daughter, Miaa Ne.
~, left Holyokc 1hursday fpr Boulder
whore they viii spend month md
then 20 60 Clli'ornia to spend the win.
tcr. They were nccompanin y Mss
Rarnes. his niece from Holt county.
Nob., who had been visiting Il ON. Mrs.
Carl Barnes accompanied them to Den.
vcr where she " Il visit friends.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

W. G. Harris delivered a thousand
head Of cattle to the sugar factory here
last week, bringing them in from
the range on the Cedar the latter part
Of last week. There We're 1900 head in
the lot sold by Mr.. Harris to the sugar
company, to be delivered in two drives,
this being the first consignment. Stcr.
ling Republican Advocate.
The state herald., 1910-11-18
aoou0ooo0Uuoummono,,,,,,,,
School Notes.
npuUrnup,,onuunuuunn,,,,,,,

A debate has becl arranged for mex,
"wednesday. Nov. %, beginning ut .2o
?. m, The subject Of debate IL, "Re.
solved that the p1wcr Of the Initiative
and Referendum Ia benefit TO society f"
SIX OF the upper grade b,ys will debate
the question. Ths public il Invited.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

Call at TIE HERALD office and sec n
sample copy Of the Weekly Inter Ocean
and Farmer which we are offering with
the HERALD for one year for sl.7j
which is only 20 cents more than the
regular subscription price Of the HER
AID.
The state herald., 1910-11-18
He who by his biz would rise,
Must either bust or advertise.

No progressive family should over.
look the special arrangement with the
weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer where.
by Sl,75 pays for one years subscrir.
tion to i; ani the HERALD.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

q birthday surprisc was given Miss
Ester Suhr NJ her homr last Wcanes.
o1' evening" A very pleasant ev ming
10 reported by III, young folks that
were present.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

NFa Minnie Wright, daughter Of Mr..
me Mrs John Wright Of this county
returned Monday from Salt Lake CITY.
who're size had heoa for some time tak
ing instruction in music.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

Some eorr srondn'c was received
ot 'h" HrEhLp oF'cc recently hut the
name - the writer WIS not given and
u vas not publisrff. The writer must
gN hr ,r her mrc rot for rublca.
Ito" but f'r tn HrRmD publis -r or
We eanfot Plhlish 'ho correspo e.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

The Phillips County State Bank brlcI,
building is about completed and the
Bank will move into the building the
hfst OF next week. The Bank sold IN
fixtures which had been used Ia the
other building and will put in now fix.
tures complete for the new building.
The building is modern In every par.
teu'ar. has hot water heating plant
ard lighted by electricity. The Hol.
yoke X. p. Lodge las leased the uppc,
sto y Tor ledge rooms. In addition I,
'h' main lodge room, here Is an ante.
room, Kitchen and dining room. c. q.
ram has lcasci the front room of
tho basemc"t and viii occupy Il as a
ioHSorial purlor with bath rooms cot.
noctod.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

D., Chrse. District Superintendent
Of tic Methodist church for this dis,
'r'r', preached nt tho Methodist church
Wodn sday evening and held the frs,
quarterly conference for thc year.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

a little daughter arrived at the hom,
Of s.r. and Mrs, n. b. Osborn OF Hol-
yoke on Sunday NOV. 10.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

Prof. c. II. Waite has purchased lots
from =. A. Van Dyke on the hill and
will build dwelling house.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

G.. z Ferguson has purchased lots
fr M 2. a. Van DYKE on N, hin and
WI Put q dseIl.ur h1uss On the lots.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

Mrs W. l.. Irwin was called to Lex
ington, Noh., the first of the week by
the death Of sister.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

'h' nov dwelling h,lsr5 Of !. n.
II theet nnl Mr., Ferris IN the uor,h
part of town are nearing completion.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

Mrs. Bruce Earl returned Tuesday
from visit in Nebraska.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

An adjourned term of the district
court will convene in Holyoke next
Monday.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

Mrs. W. D. Kelsey returned Thurs.
day from q visit in Denver.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

The iirst-class business buildings that
have been built in llolyoke during the
year are certainly credit to cur town
nd especially so when il is considered
that the crop conditions Of the past
year have not been such as to encour.
age much extra expenditure Of money
In such investments, Our business men
show their faith in the town and eoun.
try by the good building improvements
which they nrc making.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

The new brick business building on
'he Mowry corner Of Inter Ocean and
Denver avenues is rapidly nearing com
pletion. The corner room will be oc.
dupied by the c, NJ. Mowry hardwar,
store; the next room with front on
10th Inter Ocean and Denver avenues
will be occupied by the o. Canaday
'ercantile Company and the third room
by the c. +. Allen drng store. This Is
a fine brick block with 100 feet on both
inter Ocean and Denver avenues and Is
strictly up-to-date in every particular.
The state herald., 1910-11-18

itr9ya 10 advertise. A set Of furs
f'rnd on N" highway were ndvrr,'Tof
last Friday In the HERALD and nm Sat.
urday thH owner cane In and got lc
fur.
AZ the Mothocisf church next Sunday
the subjects win be ~ follows:
Morning, The Silence of Jesus.
Evening. 4 Right Appraiscmont or
Choosing rather.
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i'm, Gbonta 5ptel
8Hrbe Der 2Dfer zines Der ourh Sas
Teuer uertriebensu 8ate beraubt.

Irt. 2tuna Quinn befuno Iih uuter
ben 9ditsn bes Sboma 5otels on
Dnlnut nQbe Der 6. StraBe, fpeIhe in
Der Raht oe5 %. 2lpriIs bur6 bds
Derberblife Jeuer, bem bret Ulenfben=
lebsn gum Gpfer fieIen. obDaaIOs gsz
maht lpurDen. Sic bate ibre Gffet=
ten, unter bteIsn etnen &offsr, ielbits
Deritdnolia in ibrem 3immer 3urIt.
IaTen miiTen. Sri. Quinn, tpeIhe iid
nab oem granoe in Der Qnn 2etpis
5nn an Der 3. unb Quprenoe StraBe
einoemtetbet bate, begab itd geiter1
nQh bem 5hord 6otel 3uriid, Inn
ibre GfFstten iu boIeu unb mahte bic
unangensbme gntoetung, baB ibr 8ofz
fer aufgebrohen uno um 3tDet 8uien7
naoelu, cine gDlDene 3ette un0 auoere
Wertbiahen beraubt poroen mar.
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Gas aene Siht.
Auf Der misunderstanding miro
eIeftriihes 2idt BON Der Seubt'
trait bes Sageslidts ge.
seigt merOen.

0as oU1ore 0aplig6t" eIettriI6e
2t6t, Dus beute ais Oas Dem Cages
Iiht am meiitsn gtsi6fommenbe e[sts
triihe Qidt betra9tet ptrb, lit ems Der
QusiteQungsobjstte Der SbiOtbol Nus=
iteuung. GENERALIZATION 0aDtio1
beiudte Dor etniger 3eit Die 5obrit,
in Der oies 2i6t, reip. bic 8eleu6z
tungsforper, bur6 bic oasielbe berge@
itsQt piro, fdbri3irt tperben. Gr lbloB
nit Der 5irma etnen 8ontratt ab, unD
pdbrenb Der 4usiteQung pirb bas
Gidt in Deri6iebenen 5beilsn Der Wtus
iitbuQe gu ie6en ietn. 0a5 r1ednical
Utdgd3ine" piDnet bieier 8eLeu6z
tllngsQrt einen ldngeren Qrtitel unO
fagt: Oas neue Qitt ben0tbigt, ses
nau 10 ME unfers 2ungen, Quft3uz
fubr. absr onitQtt Saueritoff b:n0-
tbigt ss rGarbon 9iOgibe". GrAdIt e5
bies ni6t in genigenoen gtengen 3uz
gsFiibrt, bdnn piro IS unItdt uno
ilatert. Der 5unoeLsnelt genuqe,
penn mir bebaupten, 0oB bies Gi6t
bic Doqtommenite 3muitatiOn bes
1a9ssLi6ts it," Cincinnati tDiro cine
Der erftsn StGbte Der Delt Ietn, in
Der Das nsue 2i6t ge3eigt piro.
Nua lpGbrenb Der DerflOfenen WO6e
iino ipeitsre 3sthnungen gum 8Grans
tiefoubs gemaht lDoroen, 10 oQB tetn
3nsifsI be'tebt, baB Die Garantiss
iumms in turaer 3ett auf cine baLbe
Wi1ion 0olIdrs angelDaaIeH iein
ipiro. So6olb Die Summe bieie 60be
srreiht bobeu tptro, tperoen feline Ipe;z
teren SubicriptionsR meRr ongenom.
men.
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Jbrer Spoten
6esabtsn s,ffsru bic 5Oriter bon
Amsrifa in Der Ct. RartiuI
Girde.

Die brei gtrctunatter S0fe Der 50rz
ter Don 4merita bieItsn geiteru QbeHo
IN Der Ct. Wurtini air6e, StDrrs
5otpuIbip, sinen gsmeini9aftIthen
WemoridlgottesoienIt ab. On Der Jeier
betbeiliqten Iih Der 5risbs 5of Ro. l,
Der Qoiontipiqe 5of Ro. 50 unb oer
2ibertD 6of go. So. Sberf0riter Grutz
DER eroffnsts Die Teier NIT elmer pofz
ienoen 2lnreoe uuD leitete AUDI bic grz
0FfHungsseremouien. 4n oieier 4rbeit
betbeiIieten iih bic Setretdre uuoSber.
I0riter idmmtIiter 90fe. 9ie9emeinoe
lana alsbann ben INNER er9reHenoeR
Gbvra[ .Redrsr mn SGD 10 2bee" uRo
Hub Gang Spue". Rahoem Die Zone
oes lsBt9enanuten 9eiange5 pertIunz
asn ,pdren, iprah Rsp. Baum Elm 8ez
bet, pprauf bas sg0riters Quartet g3Re
emptn Chair" lang. 9err ). 0tdsrz
Iheio pom aibtrtp 5of ipraD Johann
bic Guloqie, tporauf 5rQuIein Caroline
8erne bus Solo .GFacs TO Tace" nit
IUlUUSEUliek JItQIHEtL 81 SDSNUA NNOS
te. Quh oas Cello Solo, tpeIhes 0err
Wm. Dupper pollenoet portru9, trug
niht puig 5ur 5sbung oes feIerItnen
Giubruts bsi. N{it esrpobnter Wseiiterz
Ihuft ipruh nun Rsp. Baum, Der
Bfarrer Der St.Wartiui 9smsinoe uno
Islbr elm bepabrter 5orTter iiber nJ0rs
Itersi". Gr srtIdrts Die 3rpete uno 3tsle
Der Qoge, uno ieine 4usTubrun9sn
mudt,n auf bic 8sriummIung eInen
nahbaltiqen unb tisisn ginorut.
Ra6oem Die 9emeInDe Iit an ben
Wortsn oss bereoten greoigers erbaut
BATH, trug bus J0riters Quartet bag
oubstanuts giso nleao ttnoln Gtght"
DOT. Serr SObt ipieIte Elm SefuhIpoass
9etaeniolo uHo nit Der 9pmre r5are'
psQ" ftloB bic sinorutspoQs Jeler, Die
ouf alien. beuen es peroonnt mar, ibr
beisupohneu, einen ttefen Glnorud
hirterloifen bal.
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Salt Gin Gait bcs Spcneer SOuie CUR
Groc binab.

Der 40 Sabre aIts 8eorg BAD, BON
Battle Greet, Utid., fiel geitern Mors
gen qegen 4 llbr in betruntenem 3us
ftanoe aus einem 5eRfter bes 3. Stpds
merits Der Spencer 6ouie our Gr6e
binab. Dab er ntht uuF Der StslIe
get0otet tpuroe, bate er oem umitanoe
3u berOanten, baB er auf eiuen groBen
ai6enhaufen fiel. Gr tpurbe i'm go
troLlpagen go. 2 nuh benz Soipitdl
gebrQht, mo es ith herdusIteQte, DAP er
i6ltmme 8erleBungen an Der rehten
S4uIter uno am Riiden, Iorpis rpahra
iheinlih einen 9rut Der WirbelIdule
erIttten bate. 2luBerbem idsiut er in
mere 8erLeBun9en oaDongetrugeu 81
haben. Dad, peIher behauptet, in
&entudp 81 lpobnen, mar Ggu Sumftag
Ibeno IN gegIeitung zines Monues
ytamens 8eorge 5bomos mad benz
Spencer 6oueIe gtommeH.
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Qlls Spmrao 2tuaert
0uro. Der unterbalb anberlous
TerrD gsfunOene selbitmOrOer
iDentifi,irt.

QBte bereits geitern berihtet, murbe
Coroner 9r. Goe am Sonntug Utorz
gen gegen Elm u6r bena6rthtigt, bub
Elm unbetQnnter Wtuun uuf Der Qdnb7
itraBe, cine U}etle unterbQl6 4n0erz
ions 6errp, Selbitmorb begangen pa
be. Die 2eide mar Don Dem Warz
fhaQ oyo6n Siouep BON 2lDDpiton unO
etnem Utdnne namens Slait gefunDen
tporoen. Der Coroner begab it'd iofort
in einem Qutomobil uah Der 5unDs
iteQe unD tonitutirte, baB Der Selbitz
m0rber iih nit einem 80 &aliberzRez
DofDer cine 8uget in Die re6te S6ldTe
qeIhoiien bate. Sein Sob muB Elm
uuqenbftIider gepeien ietn. Die
3ei6e tpurbe duf 2tnoronung beg 60
roners nah Der Ulorgue 9ebradt, ND
an benz 5oDter Elm 3ettel nit Der
Qorei7e Gonruo 2lngert, go. 1876
SbiQito ploce unD go. 18 Deit Qi>
BERTH Strabe geFunDen purDe. 9tIfs=
Coroner StdqnQro erntittelte, ouB in
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