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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
ONLY ONE ROAD
MADE RESPONSE
TO ORDER OKLAHOMA CORPORA
TtoN COMMISSION TO PRO-
DUcE RECORDS SHOWING
OPERATION COST.

Guthrie, Okla, March l5.Only one
tain, responded today to the recent
order of the state corporation com
mission summoning the southwestern
roads to produce their official records
showing the cost of operation In
Oklahoma. The board then extend
ed its order to April IS. requesting
that the desired records be issued
that date.
On March the corporation com
mission issued subpoenas against six
teen railroad officials. including sew
eral OF the most prominent in the
country, demanding their presence
lat Guthrie today as witnesses In the
freight rate investigation that has
been In progress here.
The commission desired to obtain
from these officials information 70
perfect its rerutation of the findings
forming the basis for the recent fed
eral injunction issued by Judge Hook
OF st. Louis, restraining the Oklahoma
commission from enforcing freight
rates that had been established In
Oklahoma during the past twenty
two months.
1t was admitted at the time thai
the commission has no way of forcing
the officials to come to Guthrie.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
KELLOGG RAPS
STANDARD OIL
FIRST ARGUMENT FOR THE GOV
EMINENT IN CASE BEFORE
SUPREME. COURT.
COURT ASKS QUESTIONS
su5jecting Counsel on Both Sides tc
Many oucries--keiloss Paints
Oh comnany as DAN
ger to Y. S.

Washington, March l5.- Holding
1up the Standard Oil Company OF New
Jersey as danger to the country
and its organization as a commercial
iprecedent that must be eradicate,l
| from the business world, Frank D.
Kellogg today sarraigned the corpora
! tion before the supreme court Of the
United States with all the power OF
his eloquence. 1t was the govern
ment's turn to be heard in the argu.
ments over the dissolution Of stand
ard Oil" as decreed by the circuit
court Of the United States for the
| Eastern District Of Missouri
Except about twenty minutes tnat
Johl G. Milburn consumed at the le-
ginning of the sitting in conclusion
OF his opening address. and about an
equal length Of time occupied by u.
+. Watson at the close OF the day,
both in defem -of the Standard Oil
Company, all the time was taken up
Iby kellogg.
| His object was to give the history
lof Standard Oil and its activities
which he denominated as monopolis.
] tic. but frequently he was led off into
| the law Of the case He seemed in
lcllned to leave many Of these points
for the discussion OF Attorney Cen.
eral Wickersham, who Is TO close the
| case for the government tomorrow
Particularly Yves this true es to the
point Of common ownership of The
STANDARD Oil property urged by tbs
1defense TO have existed both befoft
and after the organization OF the al
eyed Illegal combination Ia 1899.
| Time after time the corrt manifcg
ted its keen interest in the case By
isubIctIng the counsel before ii to {
series of queries. They were partieu
larly anxious to know about the com
mon ownership claimed by the Stand
ard Oil Company's counsel and Il
get various interpretations Of tht
meaning which should be given Il
monopoly, as used in the Shermar
antitrust act.
The day brought out a sharp con
1ict of purposes by the government
and Standard Oil Kellogg, on behalf
of the government, dwe.t upon thu
activities of the corporation with q
view Of attempting to prove intent
to monopolize, In addition to the re
organization of 1899.
| On the other hand, the STANDARD
Oil counsel contended that suel
matters were not before the court
for review. The only question. they
claimed, was whether the alleged II
legal combine of 1899 was In viola
ton Of the law a. held by the lower
court This they based on the fact
that the government did not appea
from the decision OF the lower court
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
KNAPP AND NELL WILL GO TO
CHICAGO TO MEDIATE IN
RAILROAD DISPUTE.
STRIKE ORDER HELD UP
President Carter of the Flremen
Z Makes Conditions on Which
Offer Of Mediation Was
Accepted.

| Chicago March 15.-The danger o.
an Immediate strike of 27,000 loco.
motive firemen, the throwing out of
employment of more than 125,0G0
ether employees and temporary sus-
pension of business on practically
every railroad system between Chi
cago and the Pacific Coast, was
ayerted today through the acceptance
of the offer Of mediation from the
federal authorities at Washington.
At their request the general man,
ayers Of the forty-seyen western rail
roads involved, Chairman Knapp OF
the interstate commerce commission,
and Commissioner Of Labor Neill
photographed an offer Of federal media
tion to the union officials This offer
was accepted. W. s. Carter, president
Of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemen, stipulating,
however that action must begin with
out delay.
The appeal to Washington was
taken as an eleventh hour move to
prevent walkout which it was de-
clared threatened the greatest rail.
road strike since that of 1894. Thir-
tyseven members of the western fed
Grated board of the Brotherhood last
midnight set the strike for next Mon
day morning and the members were
prepared to start for home, some Of
them as far as the Pacific Coast, to
put the strike into action, when the
mediation steps We're taken.
1t is stipulated that the mediators
will come to Chicago.
According to Carter their function
win be, not to arbitrate the matters IN
dispute, but to determine what shall
be arbltrated The questions involves
wages, which beth sides have agreed
upon as arbitratable, and two other
technical points, involving tine pro
motnion and representation in the
union, which the brotherhood con
tends are, and which the railroads
conteds are not, arbitratory,
ii the mediation falls through the
strike will go right on as planned,
said Carter.
WILL GO TO CHICAGO.
Washington, March 15.-For the
purpose of trying to bring about by
mediation friendly settlement of
the controversy between the railroad
lines west OF Chicago and their fir 2
men and engineers, Chairman Qnasp
Of the interstate commerce comm .i-
sion and Dr. Neill, commissioner 'lt
labor, will start for Chicago tomoy y
morning.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
FIRE BUG CASE CALLED
Continued Till March % on Request
Of His Attorney--Many Wit
nesses Appear.

The alleged fre-bpg, Essie Taylor
was taken before Police Magistrate
Whitcamp for trial yesterday after
noon, but his counsel, NJ J, O'Shea
asked for a continuance to March
23rd There were large number OF
negroes summoned as witnesses
mostly females. There is a reward
of $3.50 for the arrest and conviction
of the fire-bug and exChief Egan and
Officer Wade worked hard to fasten
the crime upon the negro Taylor.
They feel sure they have the right
man and will be able to convict him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
IMPORTANT MEETING
Members of Citizens League Urged
to Attend Tonight at Com
mercial Club Rooms.

Tonight the Citizens League = q
meet at the Commercial Club rooms
to II cuss matters OF much import
ance to the city 1t is understood that
one of these is proposition to give
the Leagues endorsement and all tc
candidates for the city council at the
election next month-to induce good
men to stand for election and To give
them the backing Of the League in
the contest.
Cards we're sent to all members of
the League yesterday, by President
Aisthorpe urging them to be present
at the meeting tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
500 GIRLS RIOT AT IOWA
STATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Des Moines, March Is. Five hun
dred girls Of the State Industrial
School, at Mitchellville, broke out In
open revolt :nls afternoon for the
second time To6ay. Furniture was
smashed and the girls threatened to
demoiish the buildings. Miss Hattie
Garrison, the matron, telephoned
Governor Carroll for assistance
Quiet was restored when eight
girls were locked up IN the county
jail, after pleading guilty u q charge
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
ALL RE-NoMlNATED.

Des Moines, March 15--Every mem
ber of the present commission ant
mayor were nominated at the primary
election under the Des Moines plar
Of commission government. The
candidates for mayor will be Mayor
A. j, Mathis and James r, Hanna
teacher in the Highland Park Col
lege.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
TUG NINA NO MORE.

Washington, March 15.-The i'll
starred naval tug Nina. which sailed
away from Norfolk February for
Boston, by an official order was
stricken from the naval list today.
This constitutes an official declara-
tion by the navy department that the
little vessel is lost with all on board
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
SENATOR DANIEL WORSE.

Daytona, Fla. March 15.-There
was decided change for the worse
this afternoon in the condition of
United States Senator Daniel, of vir-
ginia His daughter and other mem
bers Of the family nave been sum
moned to the bedside here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
ANOTHER CANNON HANGED.

Harrisburg. Pa, March 15,-David
K. Cannon, father of Leroy Cannon,
recently executed by the Nicaraugan
government, said today that George
Cannon, reported as having been
hanged in Nicaragua, was no rela-
tive.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16

OF riotlng aud destroying property
belonging to the state Defiant 10
the last, the girls declared they would
rather be imprisoned In a dirty.
squalid jail, than to live In the vicin-
ity OF Miss Garrison, superintendent
OF the institution.
The arrests were made by tho
sheriff The girls were sentenced 20
ten days Imprisonment, n WAS
learned tonight that the governor has
recommended that nn isavestigatiQn
~ made More treahlc Is astleIpatsd'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
oLD-TiME GAMBLER DEAD.

New York, March 15.-Phil DAILY,
years ago one of the most notorious
gamblers In the country, died today
Of heart disease, at Long Branch, N.
n. He was 75 years old, and Of late
has lived as recluse, being penni-
less when lie died,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
kETcHELL vs.. KLAUS.

Pittsburg, March 15 = Stanley
Ketchell, the champion middleweight
pugilist, and Frank Klaus of this city,
will meet at Duquesne Gardens here
one week from tomorrow night
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
cAMITz SIGNS UP.

Pittsburg, March l5.--Howard
lamnitz, the star twirler Of last
years team, has signed with the
champions for 1910.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
a TAME FIGHT.

Kansas City, March Fighting
Dick Hyland, Of San Francisco, and
Matty Baldwin. Of Boston, fought ten
rounds tamely to draw tonight.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED

Washington, March rs. The legis-
lative, executive and judicial bill,
approprlating ne arly $54,009,e00, was
passed by the house today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16
oALENA MAYOR DROPS DEAD.

Galena, Ill, March 15.--MayoI
Charles Scherrer dropped dead to
night Of apople4y
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16

The Cairo Bulletin has been thu
leading paper OF Cairo for forty
years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-03-16

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JcSc SdDuio

raft iit aui Groen. llnregeImdBige
2elpensmeiie. Rangel an forperliher
gelpeguug, II. I. 10. iilbren 81 ienem
sntissli9 quGlsnpsn unb sefdIrlifen
2ei0en Der glutuoerfnoten ODER 0as
morrhoi6eu. 9Iuf Die erite Shulo
ieeeu @iele ober Damn cine 3peite,
lpelt,e iid1 nod idIimuer rdf,t; Die
ShuIo, lid1 uon ihren Sd)mer5en
topFIos einsm GuadIalber WberlisIern
3u luIien, Der niellebel nit berShniir>
fette ODER NIT aesnitteln nod idlIm.
mcr maft. Seer al Sdnorrboioen
Ieioet, oente oaran bah es Elm iid)c.
res SeiluritteI iiir S1morrboioen
aiebt, Gr. SiI5bee's beriihmte Ana.
feiis. groben neroen bon =. gtell-
itaeoter & Co., gor 1916, gtelp gort.
foitenfrei nerianot. AgS.
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Npbrppftipftem.
Sns llnipn Sepot iuirb nit oemyun.
Ssegebanoe bnrf tin pn.nma.
iiid)e 2eitnng oerbunOeu
iuerscn.

General poitmeiItsr 6itttod smz
pfabl geitern i'm Senat gu DdIbingz
Ton, .. g., baB in Cincinnati elm
Iehsmpnatliher BerIu6 nit bemRo6rz
poitiDItem angeitsllt perDen ioQe. 0as
porlament gab bier3u ieine 3uIttms
mung. Splte iia bieis gef0rberungsz
art fir poitiaheu bepdbrsn, mas ia
teinsr 5ruge urterlie9t, 10 pirb bic
Regierung bier einen perranenten
RobrpoItoienit einrihten.
Die 2eitung miro bic Union Sta,
tion an Der 9ritteu Strabe unb Gen
trdl Apenue nit Dem 6duptpoItumt am
Commencement Square Derbinbeu. Die
4nlage toItet Der Reqieruna teinen
Gent. tie tpiro BON Der GTirma, pelhe
Die pneumatifheu 2eitunqen 6srite1t.
ais 9eriud toitenlos initaQirt. 3ie
CUR 8erpenbung tommenoe R06re,
our6 tpsI6e bic poitiaten beim Gin
trsffen Der 3tge nat oem poitamt Be.
iorbert iperben, bat einen 0urbmeIIer
bon 30 3oq. Sin pousepadter poItiad
miro ourh iie permitteIs Quftoruds IN
niht gang elmer UtiRute nab benz
Boitqe ebduoe bef0rbert perben.
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Die 81 Sabre aIts Marp 9oamann,
cine WdIffrau bon SO. 1410 Meuin
Strdbs, tuuroe esitern 4benb an elmer
8ebirnblutuug leieeno in betpuBtloism
3uitanbe in oas SoipituI eingelieFert.
ancere 5ous6epobnsr bottsn am Worz
gen lauiss Stobnsn in bsm 3immer Der
Jrau gebort, jebob benz llmItanbe
ipsitsr tsine gebsutung seihentt. 8ss
tern a6eno tpoIlte 9uFie Risten, cine
in bsmielben 5auie tDobnsube 5reun,
bin Der Salimdnn, leBtere beiuhen,
ianb iebo3 bic 3immsrtbiire peri9loIs
fen uno srbielt aui pieberboltss
alopfsn teine qnttport, horts aber sin
bumpfss Stobuen in oem 3immer. Sic
alormirte bic iibriseu Sausbetpobnsr
uno sin Mann itieg burh oas S6er.
liht iibsr Der 5biire in bas 3immer
Elm uro idnb bic 9epobnsriH bsipubts
los aui hem 1uBboosu liessnb Dor.
Die ,yrau purbs in elmer 4m6ulun3
nna Sem Soipital gsbrqbt. Shr gu
font 1T eiH FEB; bsotntli6er. Rad
stnecbe ron SausgeuoHen tpuroe bic
ssrau Dor ,in;ssr Ssit Don einem aIs
tpmobil nieberserannt.
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Sm Siiocn
0eroen bic Giienbabntn iiir bic Sblo
5bnI ansitelluue asitlrsn.

9om Siioen nirb Der Cbipthuls
ausitellung 3peifslsobRe cine gang
rieiiqs llnteritiisung gu Ibeil tpsrper.
Wenigitens Raben geitsrn etipd 30 Ser
treter Der 5duptbahnen, tpelhe ourh
ben Siibsn fiibrsn, in elmer i'm Clinton
0otel itutteehabten 8eridmmluHq ii9
Derpflidtet, fir bic 4usiteuuna n1h
beiten Grdften Yropagdnod 3u ma
den. Die 9eridmmlln1 mar BON
Serrn Poipeq, benz YorIibsr bes aomz
mittses fir ,Snouitrien bes Siioeas.
ein6erufen noroen unb Der bon ben
Qnlpeienoen betunbete gnt6uiiasmus
Denies, oaB man i'm Siiosn Dtm I'm
ternsbmen ods oentbdr er0Bte Suters
efe entqsgenbringt.
Die 5auptfra9s, bic our 9eipr.s
dung gelduate, mar Die bstreffs elmer
ausftelluna Der probutte bss Siioens
uno naf) ben iotpeit aema6ten Der
iprsduHgen gu urtheiIsn, fpiro bic ges
tbsiIigun9 bon QusitelIern aus BEN
Siioeu bic tiibniten GrDartungen rpeit
iibertreffen. Die nustpGrtiaeu geTus
der rabmen nah Der geriammlung
ben Waibinatou BART Ipfpis bic pcrs
ihiebeneu 9e6dubs Der Muiitbdlle ir
augeridein uno ipraten fi6 in Der
dnsrtennenoiten Wetie iiber Die sur
9trfiisuHg itehenoen Rdumli6teitsu
aus.
Don Sei.en Der gunbesreqieruug
finb 5tpsi tpeitere bodinterefants Wps
belle oerfprohsn tporoen, bic In pousr
getriebe ben gsiufern borsefiibrt ns-s
ben, ndmli6 bos Wobea elmer Rphr=
poit. tpie iis ldut Gntf6eibung o;s
gunossiendts oemndhft bier ei1esz
fiibrt tperoeu miro, iorpie bas WPobsll
bes Oammss i'm gumberlano Rioer
unterbalb Don gurniibe, ap.
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Observation-Disclosures.

sn Der 9ebdube- sSHipettorssCffitt
tpurosn esiteru folgenbe 8auerIuubnib
Ihsine ausgeitelIt:
Grant ). 8tnsmors, 2tit0tigsi
9adfteinhdus on Der Batter Strobe
Iiblih Der Mubiion Ctr, $1,000.
SO. Jrante, 2titOdigss gatitsiRbaui
Weitisite Der Rcgberion 4Ds., 5pi
Iden Wariatp aDe., unb 8. StraBs
$450O.
SEQ. 5ummsI. 1it6dis. Garage
Ro. 3480 Gpans pluce, $1,000.
u. 9. Sitter. 2ft0dises Jadpert.
baus, go. 1920 5isblanb 4Oe.. $1,000
u. %. Rau6, 2ItDdisss gatitsin
bdus, Rorofsite Wpntuna 4pe., ami.
ihen Craig unb 9oubinotgps., $500
Sobn &. Brill. 3aitotises BobH.
bous, go. 524 Gibertn Str, $1,000
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Surtitenoeutfh d. Der ober1te
geri6ts6oF Noes 9eutIten ReiaeS 5sigr
feline 5prahtuu1t in Folgenbem eIegans
ten Sage: IS beDarf tetner 9ntifei.
punq barber, oh Der &laganlprut
audi auf s 419 1858. qeitiiBt tDeroea
tonnte. IS mag inosB nidt unbemertt
bleibeu, DuB, lpenn Dtes 1pie pie 8ora
inituu3eu unqeuolnmen bdben, beshutb
al perneiuen pdre, neil bic 3ipette Der
am 13. gsopem6er 1902 auf9enommsz
nen Irtunbeu Der 5orntoorIhrIft tn
s 81 98g. nidt entipriht. Die 8ea
itimmunq in s 419 Qbi. 3, ppnah Die
S3aftunQ DeIien, Der Das 8ermDgen e1z
mes Qn1eren ourh gertruQ iibsrnimnlt,
1eoeniiber ben @ldubiqern purt cine
9eretnburung 3rpiiGen oem Shulpner
uno benz ueberuebmer nld1t dus9ts
i6lo'Ien fperoen taun, ojei: 0aftung
alio iniotpeit 3rpinqenDsn Redtes 1eln
ioQ. in allen GFdlleu oeriGaeu mliBte,
lpo Der Snuloner uno Der ueberneba
mer Is aus irqenD etuem 9runoe tur
aut befinDeu, bic Observation-Disclosures
Gunq nurd mebrere, Ie auf beittmnlte
9erntDgersbeitonptbeile be'trontte, IN
on 1ih reatsgiiItiqer 5orm a6geIdlpIa
fene Gjn5eloertrdge 3ur 4usTubrung 5u
brinqeu." - Ber ben 3reiten Sat iii
einem Ntbem beridgen unb loon beim
erIten DurdIeien peritefsn tann bat
cine quite 2uHge uuo lit Elm tlugsr
Wterih,
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Tie jtaotiidle Serberae.

Decentralization Septt Smoq sr,
belt ssItsrn bic pldns fir bic Inn
rpanblung Der Sammono Strabe polis
s.iitation in Elm aInl fir o6ba6loic
Wdnnsr. Die gautoiteu lrsroen iid
auF $4,000 beldufen.
N2it ben 2lrbsiien fir bas Rsue Sta
tipusesbdube fir ben 2. 9iitrttt tpirh
Uiitte 4pril beeonnen tperoen. Dix
qolsei niro bereits i'm Septem6er In
bos ejsbGupe einSisben tOnneu. tporaui
Iofort nit ben Renopirungsdrbeiter
Der Sammono Strabe Citation fir oas
ainl fir Sboadlois beeonnen Diro
Ssrr email tpiro instpiIten umThau
nab einem Steinbrun balten. in BEN
bic suiiinitisen Gdite oes qipls be,
ihdftigt peroen ioIlen.
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geim llmjng bejfebleu.

Gran q. %. Squair nabr ositer7
sinsn llmsug Dor Don ibrsr Triiber:g
Wobruns. go. $50 2incoln aoenue,
nah oem 5auie Ro. 2149 Ct. Sumss
Strabe. Sn Der neusn Wobnung an
osldngt. mofte fis Die gntoedltng, oaf
cine esoertaide nit Shmudiaten in
Wertbs BON ca. $500. elmer goIosH:H
5aifeuuhr unb etnem gortemonnI':
nit stpei Jiinfoouarfteiner Der
inipuno<n mar. Sic erItdttete ioiori
WslbuHg unb bic poIi3ei fabnOst jsB!
ouf sinen Wlauu, fpelder bsi benz WV.
beltraHsport eeholfen bat.
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4dsIies Gincinnar Dfsbatt, reitas; 1s. Wedr 1910.

Stellnng 5u betIsipen pffegte. Ra41
benz Der pbige 5batbeftano fsftaeItellt
iporben mar, tpurbe bas @6epaar nit
elmer flsinen Celebrate beleat, ipdbz
reno bic ainber bem sJugeabrihter
iiberpieien ipurDen.
Qls Georee pifaro unter Der 4ns
tldgs oes 5erumlungerns poreefiibri
ipuroe, gab er cine ergreifenbe Sdils
oerung ieiner Qrmutb unb ertidrts
unter Sbrdren, er babe Iof unt
Qeeite pertdufen miiifen, Inn iif ppr
Dem 5ungertone 81 fdiisen. Ridter
goDe feb litb jeboh ni6t ertpeiden
unb oerurtbeilte ben 2lngstlagtsn 81
elmer @eIoItrofe pom $50 unD Soften
,ym 4r6eitsbdus purbeu dn pidarf
in eirem Qeberiddhen, reldles er IN.
ter benz 5emoe truq, $117 in gadr
porgefnnben.
Der % Sabre dIte 2eonarD 7or
Elm sSuipelier pon 4. Strabe, tollibirtt
am Wittpo6 Qbenb an Der Bilber,
4os. ouf ieinsm Wotorcpcie nit ben
Qutomobil oes 5. Shneiosr BON glor.
fpooo. Sds Ulotorcncle fpurbe osmo.
lirt urp ;5or 3og iih i6mer3buftt
aontuiionen uno 4bidiirfunqsn All
Qubsrbem bate sr geitern oem poli.
seirihter unter Der antlaoe bes IL
| idnellsn Iabrens feline 2tuFpartune
az MAIDEN. Der 5al tuurbe psribo:
| ben
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5000
aas oem S,pipitaf.
ssbrslfe ben Sem slerf am 0. q
nsstsnpreis uea GIN
fiHnall BITS AArMd :

Die Yolisei tpuroe eeitern erfuht.
Rohforihungen nah Der q Sabre
alien gttie Srotberton anauitsllen,
ipelfe Weibnahten poriesn Sabrts
aus ibrsr Seimatb. Bird Greet. g..
perihpunosn lit. Die angeb0rigen
molten in Grfabrung sebraht baben.
bab ods iunse Mdohen srit tiirslif
in bem 6auIe Ro. 43l Central glpe.
selpobni bnben fon.
Der 80 Snhre alie hid SimpFon.
Don 30. 424 Deit z. Strabe. serieth
sefiern @ormitas nit benz iinsen Jub
sipiihen ben Geittnipes unb bas Rah
sinss oorbeifohxHoen Magns. Gr
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6auptpmmpitatipn
an Der GaItern ap.. iubrt FIR ibre
6ensrunssaHlage Naturgas ciu.

Irbeitsbirettor Sunbmoter oronets
aeitern an, baB bic 3rp0If SefIel Der
5auptpumpitation an Der Gaitern gpe.
uno 5orrenee Rooo anftatt lpie bis6er
nit aobIe, bur6 Raturgas gebei8t
peroen iolIen. Die bisr3u notbpenoi=
gen llmdnoerungen osr5eisanld9e tper'
ben $1,000 toiten. 9err Sunbma.er
id9te geitern, oaB frog bem bic Dsrfus
DE nit Ratur9as BET Der Geusrungss
unlage bss Staothoipiials nod niht
ubseihloHen iinb, Is iih bersits ernie,
len babe, bab hie MISUNDERSTANDING
cine biligsre 1T, aIg bic mitSteintobl:,
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erfitt einen 8ruh bes 5uBgelenfs unb
nurDe in etnem potrolpagen na6 oem
5oipftaI 9sbrdHt.
6elen 3spopan, 10 Sabre aft, BON
1912 Central Qbe., fanb geitern, on
ihtperen 8riibpunben an ben 9einen
leiDenb, Qufnabme I'M itdDtif6en 5os
fpital. Dos atnb botte am Wetttpo6
sinen aeFel nit todenO bsibem 8af>
fer umqeitoBen uno iih bierbei bic
gerlebungen 5ltge3o9en.
Yer 43 Sabre ulte obba6IoTe Or
better george Gellep Tiet geItern i'm
Seton 6ofpitdl infoI9e zines Febls
tritts sine 5reppe binunter unb sog
iih einen 8einbruh 3u. Gr puroe
mad bem itdbtiidsn Soipitat gebra6t.
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slms bem YoliseiBeriht.

Der friibere poliSift 5rsb. SdDes
rinstr mar am Wsittpoh 4beno pom
ben poIiSilten ghrenidpenoer uno
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Runpan's Wirtbihaft an Chapel Str.
in total betruntsnem 3uItanos nit eis
nem selabenen Repolper in Der Quit
berumssfuhteIt bate. Gr puroe BON
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$50 uno aoiien betssi.
patrt6 Jinnegdn uno George Mil
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ipieIsn, uab Stpar unter ie $4,000
8ureihdft. Sie iparen BON ben OF
heimpolisiiien DspRr uno oarnogo
Derbaftet lporosn.
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tlage cts Utoroansriffs ben 9robgss
| fbporentn iiberpieisn.
Sohn Gatbmon, Elm iunasr Wonn
uon Rp. 819 Mi. Sops Rode, erbislt
fpeesH Aniuss cine Ssraie Don S. unh
aolten 5ubiliirt.
Sin traurigts Bib menihlihen
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gen bas bes 6erumluneerrs dnees
tlagte Gbepaar CHARTS unb Goo
Smith unb ibre beiosn ainber Nal.
ter uno elmer, IL rtip. 13 Sabre alt.
lpefd,e uuter Der AntIuae. tein paHms
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unb a;fbtr beobahis:en seitsrn Mors
gen sesen 2 llbr bic grau. tpie Tic iidl
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perbiene. Der Wlarn mar friibtr
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