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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-15
LOVE SICKNESS RIGHT.
BUT TOBACCO WRONG.

SYRACUSE. Feb. 15.-Chancellor
James r. Day strongly lectured the
male students Of Syracuse University
on the use of tobacco, He said the
rule against students smoking on the
campus would be strictly enforced.
Among other things he said:
81 don't understand the use of to-
bacco. They used to roll up sugar in
cloth and give 1t to babies. and now
the young men in college roll tobacco
In paper to calm their nerves. The
use of tobacco by young men is physi-
cally harmful, and this is the verdict
of the medical profession. l will stand
for the little love sicknesses of the
students, but smoking I will not stand
for"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-15
AFTER BEING SCOLDED,
BOY ENDS HIS LIFE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1b.-Clarence
]. Taylor, 18 years old, committed sui
eide last night by swallowing a weak
solution of cyanide of potassium.
The boys mother chided him early
in the evening, and it is said he be-
came so abusive that a policeman was
called in. Young Taylor went to his
room mumbling angrily and soon after
means were heard. An ambulance was
summoned, and he died on his way to
the hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-15
MYLOO FEVER
BILL UNFAIR TO
THE LARGE CITIES
Would P0ist Upon Newark and
Paterson. Expense Small
Towns Would Escape.

Opposition to the Mylod bill provid-
ing that municipalities pay for the
Passaic valley trunk sewer. according
to usage instead Of according to the
ratables, as provided by the act of
1907. is growing stronger all the time.
The bill, ii is said, was introduced at
the instigation of the suburban towns.
which are opposed to paying their pro-
portionate cost of its construction
based on ratables. Newark and Pater-
son Will oppose the bill. Orange, East
Orange, Montclair and Glen Ridge will
fight for 1t.
According to Joseph Coult, associate
counsel for the Passaic Valley District
Sewerage Commission, and several of
the members. the bill is defective and
will never be enacted. Mr.. Coult points
out that the propositions contained in
the meaEure are unjust and that there
is no method provided by law wherein
assessments can be levied according to
usage.
Would BE Big Load.
In the first place." said Mr.. Coult,
THE bill Is impracticable. Paterson
would never consent to its becoming a
law. OF course Newark is in the same
position. 1t would be a big load for
Paterson and for Newark to carry to
pay according to usage. Montcla1r and
those towns r further away from
tn river, but they must be expected
to pay their part of the public expense,
as II Is a public Improvement and one
to protect health.
This is the same proposition as the
building of q Court House. a peniten-
tiary or a county asylum. 1t may be
said that the suburban towns lave very
little use for a county jail. Is that
any reason why they should not pay
their share of the public expense?
South orange, for instance. has very
little use for the county insane asylum
or for the county ~penitentiary. Is that
reason why 1t should refuse to pay its
Just share?
There has been no large public i'm
provement In this State which has
called for a big outlay of money but
lat the people wei called upon to pay
their prorortionato share of the ex-
pense. There is no other Just basis.
Personally. I do not think the measure
has any chance of becoming a law"
Julius A. Lebkeucher. chairman of
the sewerage commission. was sur
prised that a measure such as Mr..
Mylod introduced should appear at this
late date. He did not, however. think
that the bill would pass, but said that
II by any chance 1t should 1t would
upset all the work that has been done.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-15
|Grubs of Farmers Periodic
Pests Are Found at
Nyack, N. Y.

NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-The seven
teen-year l%ocusts. which are due to re-
turn to plague the American farmer
this summer. after being absent since
1894. have made their appearance in the
vicinity of New York city. Curator
Ditmars, of the New York Geological
Society. has discovered the first grubs.
several thousand in number, in an ex-
cavation neal Nyack, N. Y. BY the
time the frost Is out of the ground these
thousands will be millions, he says.
During the last previous visitation,
the locusts literally covered suburban
New York. stripping treas. bushes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-15
WILL N STATION.

TSpeoiaI 70 the NeWhfK otarlI
TRENTON, Feb. 15.-ln accordance
with the provisions of the utility ON
mission law, the West Jersey and Sea
Shore Railroad Company has notified
the commission that it proposes 70
abandon the station OF its line AZ
Port Norris ON March % next
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-15
EASTER LIGHTS ON BOARDWALK.

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. 15.-Rush or
ders were given to spend the thirty-odd
thousand dollars voted by the city for
the new illumination on the Board
walk, and to have most of the work
done by Easter Sunday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-15
BLEW OFF TOP OF E A

MOUNT HOLLY. Feb. 15.-Becoming
respondent over matters which can
not be accounted for by his wife and
two children, Oliver Braddock. aged
about forty years, employed on the
farm of Carlton Haines. near Taber-
nacle, committed suicide by blowing
off the top of his head with a shot
gun. His body was found in a barn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-15
Women's Orchestra.

There will be something to appeal to
everyone at the coming show. The
Empire Women's Orchestra, of Boston.
composed of sixty pieces. will render
concerts at both the afternoon and eve
ming sessions throughout the week
Moving pictures of the Vanderbilt cup
race, the Glidden tour, the Savannah
road race for the grand prize gold cup
and of Europe's classic. the Dieppe cir
cult, will vie with flights made by avia-
tors in the Wright biplanes.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-08

FOR RENT rooms joining. w.
A. l.. Hoff, over gas Office. 10
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-08
GIRLS"

Girls. Clyde Fitch's great comedy
uccess. will be here at the Auditor
um on February 3, The story in brief
deals with three girls out of work.
who have taken an oath renouncing
the society Of men. With this in view
they rent a studio in a big city and
eek employment The first act shows
heir studio and living apartment CON-
blned, and the girls about to retire for
the night, when suddenly man
breaks in while escaping an angry
husband in the same apartment house.
fhe girls are horror stricken, more so
when the intruder refuses to leave and
announces his intention of remaining;
but finally disappears giving them
only faint trace as to his identity.
Later one of the girls gets position
on the stage and the other two in a
law office, there to find their late un-
welcome visitor partner in the firm
Violet, the younger of the girls, takes
a liking to Loot, the woman-hating
law clerk in the Office. Pamela, the
elder girl, is still prim and this leads
to the discharge of both. Kate's en-
gagement to her manager is the last
straw Pamela is Mortified, Violet
smiles. Soon Loot is vcritably drag
ged into Violet's presence by an en-
genious but natural circumstance of
business. They part an engaged
couple. That is the second straw. Fin
ally Pamela accepts Holt, the man
she knew as the midnight intruder.
The cast is composed of metropoli-
tan players and the production is COM
plete down to the smallest detail.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-08

Office: Blackstone Hotel, Phone 327, or
Raines' Barn, Phone II. vinita, Okla.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-08

For sale or trade for Vinita property
or farm land: Stock of new hardware,
invoices $1,000; also stock of groceries
new and fresh. invoices 1850, good
location and doing good business.
Another one for $4,000, located in st.
Louis. Address DR.. Williams, 11O1 N.
Cardinal Ave, st. Louis, Mo.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-08

| scientifically treat all diseases of the
Horse. Firing, Ringbone. Sidebone. Spav-
in. and all Strained Tendons, etc,
speciality, My 80 years experience en-
ables me to guarantee satisfaction.
Reference; Any and all of my customers.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-08

| have rs head OF young mules and
3 head of mares that | will sell for
cash or notes due Nov /, 1911. Notes
secured as good as cash, Jan. 30, 1911.
J. c. Gray. 241-tfI
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-08
THE WEATHER
) oooo 5000 900 90 o
o
o LOCAL AND PERSONAL {
o {
ooooooooooooc

E. M. Bowen of Pryor. was here to-
day.
w. H. voyles went to Pryor on bus
mess today.
Billy Simms returned from Musko-
gee last night.
Ezra Brainard came up from Mus
kogee last night.
DIR. Hewson and wife were here from
Centralia yesterday.
H. A. Hewitt, of Welch, spent last
evening in this city.
c. R. Malone of Muskogee was a
visitor here last night.
w. L. Malone of Pryor was guest
at the Cobb last night.
Miss Mabel Bagby left this morning
for a visit at Muskogee.
A. L: Churchill left this morning for
a business trip to Lehigh.
C. A. Trinkholn, of Grove, was Wis
itor in the city last night.
Guy Patten returned last night from
a business trip to Chelsea.
W. A. Shelton of Windsor, Mo, was
here between trains today.
Joe Herod of Grove, was among the
guests at the Green today.
Postmaster Frank Victor is here.
from Alton today on business.
Jim Lacy, an Indian preacher, of
Eucha, was in the city today.
NJ. NJ Edmiston was here last night
en- route to Miami from Muskogee.
w. H. Davis of Muskogee, was trans
acting business here this morning.
W. ]. Creekmore was here from
Tulsa today and went to Muskogee.
w. E. McGie, of Columbus, Kans.,
was among the visitors here today
w. B. Buchanan VIII leave this even
ing for business trip to the oil fields.
Kirby Long of Coffeyville, Kans.,
was transacting business here today.
G. P. Bush and wife of Chetopa,
were among the guests at the Cobb last
night.
Fred Duncan, of Chetopa, visited Mr..
and Mrs. E. N Williamson here last
night.
Daffodils, sweet pears and hyacinths
at the green house. R. E. Moss. Phone
521. 249-1
Mrs. Tolliver, of the Sanders-W Wright
store returned last night from visit
in Missouri.
J. J. Bulger, formerly of this city,
but now of Columbus, Kans., was in
the city this morning.
There were three homeseeker sec
tions of the Katy flyer today in addi-
tion to the regular train.
w. A. Cronan returned last night
from Tulsa, where he had been to see
about shipping car of horses.
Morris Knight returned this morn
ing from San Antonio, Tex. Mrs.
Knight and Miss Pegues will remain
there for the present.
T. A. Jackson and John Baker are
here today from Alton for the purpose
OF matching sparring match between
Baker and Bart Gordon.
Mrs Emmett Skinner is entertain
ing the Wednesday Bridge Club this
afternoon.
Misses Gertrude and Jessie Nidiffer
will entertain their card club tomor-
row afternoon.
L. c. Couch sold more than $4,000
worth of farm implements and stock
at his farm yesterday. Mr. Couch has
moved to town.
A civil service examination was held
in the Commercial Club rooms here
this morning, for mounted inspector
service This includes border and
forest rangers. All of the four appli-
cants were from Kansas City and
Leavenworth and unknown here.
A marriage license was issued today
to Homer Jackson, aged 81, and Miss
Lille Nelson, aged 1S, both of Grove
They were married by Judge Parks.
Another license issued today was tn
0. c. Smith, aged 21, of Grove and
Miss Nina L. Muskrat, aged %, of
Alton.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-08

MEN and WOMEN. sell guaranteed
hose. 70 per cent profit. Make $40
daily. Full or part time. Beginners
investigate. Wear Proof, S03S Chest
nut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 241-0
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-08
Notice to Chicken owners.

The city ordinance against allowing
chickens to run at large between Feb
ruary and November /, is now in
effect and if chickens are not kept up
prosecutions under the provisions of
this ordinance will be started at once.
A. ]. GREEN, City Clerk.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-08

FOR SALE-Loeust, mulberry and
oak posts at Ketchum. Van S. Chand-
Ter. 2-11
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All complaints OF delivery should
be reported to the Circulation Depart
ment. Phone AZ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30

BerlebieH bic SHiaffnHeu Der Bob
manu'ibsn Wittwenh.imatb in
GpIlege Sin.

Die SnfdFiunen Der 8Obmuun'f4en
Ditttpenheimatb DerlebteH geitern
frDhItthe uupsrgeBli6e Stunbeu, als
bic 9dite bon 5rI. 2i3Sieaffprung aui
beren rei3eubem GnDeien IN Goliegs
5iu. Grl. afIprung bate bereits i'm
perfIOHenen CONNER ibr Snter.fe fir
bic goomann'ide Dittpeubeimatf
bur6 cine Gbnlihe Gtnlubung betuHs
bet unb bic SnIuHtnnsn folgten, in Del
anesne6miten griunsruug an ben bo'
rigjdbrigeu 8eIud, nit benz grOB'
ten 8ergniigsn Der fir geiteru an fl
ersangenen ginlaoung.
Die liebenstpiiroige Wirtbiu 9att'
in Der unriidtieftsu Detie fir ihr,
GGfte, su bensu aud bic 9amsn oei
gorFqnbs Der WittpenbsimGtb geb0rs
ten, Gorge getragen uHo bic Dor,
ftan0soamsu lieBeu es iih ni6t neh
men, bic altsu Grauen psrfDuli4 81
hepienen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30
Mnf feiner 5austreppe
WHrDe Gbu. 8, 9tuns BON StraBeh'
rGuberu itiesergeiblagen.

8as Spfsr zines duBerft freden
RaubanfaLls ipurbe seitern 5u friher
Morgenitunbe gbporn 6. Reupe, err
fter g6untpdrter in 5oucar's gafe.
8erieIbe faB auf Der 3reppe Dor feis
1er Wobnung, Qo. 1412 Pledfant
Strabe, I'm Dor benz Shlufengeben
nod cine Gigdrre su ruu9en. ais er
pom brei StraBenrdubern iiberfallen
lino 10 lange nit 9obtf6ldeern mibz
6dnbelt fDurbe, bis er betpubtlos 3uz
fummenbra6. Seine 5iiIferufe ipd>
ren ieooh bon Ra6barn geb0rt tporz
ben, tpelhe bin5utamen. als bic &erle
fi6 eerabe ani6iften bic 2affsn ibres
Gpfers au burGHu6sn. Die RGuber
ergriffen bic 5luht uno enttdmeu in
Der 9untelbett. Reupe purbe mad
Wusaer's 4potbete unb BON bort in
Dem automobil oes 5errn Wtueller
nud benz ftdbtti6sn SoIpital gebra4t
gr bate mebrere &ppfs unb 9eiihts,
tpunben erlitten, mar jebo9 ni9t ge.
fGbrlih DerleBt tporbsn. Die polt8ei
bur9iuhte bic gaH3e Rahburf9dfI
nah ben StraBeHrdubern, obne jenof
cine Spur 5m ftnben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30

Gin StraB enbG5niniptttpr ma9te
se5tern Ra6mittos bic Sebeimpolis
3iIfen galnan unb 5ornclb an Der
gde Der 8. 2lpenue unb 9ine Strabe
auf srpst iunse. eutsetIeibsts Mdnnrr.
bsren geusbmsn ibm oufgsfuIlsH mar.
onfmertfom. Die geiben lofsn in elmer
i3eituna einen artitel iiber bic 9erau.
bnna zines S9anttsIlners in Snoionds
polls uno unterbielten fh iiber ben
sgal. gsim 4nblid Der Geheimpolis
siften fliiftsrte siner Der 8srodhtnen
ieinem GenoHen gu: -Natung. Do
tommen snei Deteftips+, tponaui
Beibe iib umbrehten unb ii9 In bi.
auslngs zines SuneIierlobens Dertisf.
ten. Gle fnisntn isbr iibsrrT6t 3u
iein, ols bic gsamien lie fur uerbaft.i
erfldrten. Sn Der Generalization re.
eiffrirten iid bic Gefanetnen als Gus
Gtclsp, "a Sabre oft. 6uhrmann pcu
gbiraao, Jus., unb genntt o. Glart
20 yohre alt, bon Jnbinnapolis. Sno
Gle purben porldufis aIs perodhtis
einaejperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-30

Die A. Salt aarnepal.4 Fociotton,
tpelfe bic arrangements fir bie Ders
nirftige gegehung bss l1ndbhdngtg"
fsitsz3daes aetroffen unb etn rei4bal'
tig.s programm uufseiteat bat, erHtelt
aeftern bon Der 8unbssbehDrbe bic Grs
luubnib, Dor benz 9urDesgebduee etrie
tIeine 5ribiine erri9ten 5u biirfen.
NuF oerfelDen tperoeH bic etngelabeuen
Gdfe, unter ibnen Wldpor Shtpab,
Direttor Gntdn, 9oltSsfhef Sadfon,
perIaiebsne 9etftli6s, Uaitglieber bes
GtuOt- unb S6ulratbs ilnb bic CUB
Itrtbenten gu benz &drnepul-5onbs
tire Bldte einnehmen, I'm 3eugen 6er
sTeier gu ietn, bic bort um 9 llhr 8ors
lnittdas beqinnt. gluber Der 8erie
iung Der llnab1dngigteits. .grflGrung
bsm Stngsn Der 900 S6ulftuber, mel.
tbe bag Sternenzgunnsr reprdienttrer
l!nb einem &on3ert speter HltlitGr
Gdpsllen Dtrb nod bas 5ofpital
Corps bes grften Rsgiments, 8. 81
g., etne Reibe pon 1sbungeu our Dor
fiibrung brineen.
9as gb6rennen bes groBurtigsr
5eusriperts an Scat 5il", gegsriibel
bsm 5unt StraBe 5pisIplaB, ntrl
Ocu ipeaisa sngagirten Grpertsu be
fcrgt un0 ourh sin aon3ert uuf ben
Sptelplab eineeleitet Gperben.
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Gin n@ olfenfraher'
@irs on gttIls Ses i.rit6rttn Sau'
oeIsfammer,@.bdases entitsbeu.
SitsbssiaIids lIHtnhauo!HHseu nit
Der llHion Central eifs 5HiHraHes
60. absdbIoiisn.

Die f6oH lunse ftUsbenben Inter
hdnolungen 5tpif9en Der 6anDelsz
TANNER nnb Der Union Central aif.
SHiurance Go. be3iigli6 oes 4ntaufs
beg 8runoeieentbums Der gritersn.
nuroen geitern Rahmittdg enbgiiitig
obsef6loifen unb infolseoefen tpirb an
Stelle bes Serit0rtsn Sanbslstommers
Gsbduoes sin 18z ober 20@ft6diger
,Doitentrossr" entItsbeu. Zen gss
oingungen 3uFolss ipirb bic geisus
i9oft innsrbafb asbn ober 3nau3ig
Jobren ben 9runb unb goben aui
bem bic 5anbelstammsr ftanb, fir
800, 600 fduflih an iIGa brinsen.
sn Der 3tuiineHseit 6e3dbtt bic 9es
fellid,dft Der SanoeIstammer Iofort
$4,000 in 8aar uno ipdter sint
idbrlide Grunbrsute i'm 8strage Don
$1,000. auberbeur ftsIt iie berIeIbeu
tpenH oos 9ebdube iertisgeitellt III
oas Stpeite unb brittle Stofipert toften.
frei 3ur 8enubung.
Sails bic 8efelIf6aft mad, 3ehr
Sdhren nod ni6t ben ganaen Rduf,
betras 5u eRtri4tsn pOrstsbt, iolIen ib1
rpeiters sebn Sabre Triit gesebsn ipsr
Den, um foIhss 5u ibuH.
DDS eigeHtbum umfabt 100 5ut
an Der 8ierten unb $50 aub an De-
8ine Strobe.
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aurrt, yrant Soffmonn, Ureb.
GHofftall, hid. Gberm, albtrt Whls
fer, psinr. Rraener. gbas. G1meter,
aug. Shmib. Spe Rint unb 81.
Gderlein, 6b. 6ofibulte, 9beo. Res
bogs, R. golfen, q. Depotp, Dm.
GtrauB, gbos. RobinTou, Statt.
als Rutf6en mitfen Morgens Inn
7:30 lt6r BEL SfsfOrtb's 2eibitdn,
I'LL Rare Gtrube, bersit iteben uub
bic abfabrt gum 6duptqunrtier In Der
4rbeittrbaGe erfolgt I'm 7:45. Don
bort gsbt Der 3ug bur6 folsenbeStras
Ben: bon Der Dnluut CUR WcMiden,
MtTlifen 3ur 5inDlob, GinbIab aur
Rare. Race sur Green, Green 5ur
Gin, Gin sur Gibetp, 2ibertp gun
9ine, gins 5ur 13., 13. 5ur genbIs,
ton, genbleton 5ur 6unt, 6unt gum
grpannon unb bdnn gum 8dbnboF
Ronig QrnpIb (aramer) unb ietnt
Gem1blin Wasbdisna (giIermann,
iperben NIT ibren 9lbiutanten uni
MbintGntinnen an BEN um5uge tbeil.
nebmen. allen GGften Der pldttbeut,
fben fteht ptel 8sreniigsn unb lin,
terholtund In 4usfGt.
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&terblidfe

George 9rodfhmibt, 90, 335 grefts
line aptnue; 9ebirnbIutsu.
9ittprid propheter, So, II Dit 2i4
bertp StruBs; Snqueft in Stpebs.
Ghriitian Spresn, II. 836 Sermon
aDenue; 6ersIeiben.
2ouiie Sbort, So, 1926 Columbia
apennt; 2sbtrIsiben.
Gula 8earner. 20, 511 DeIt 4.4p.;
2ungeRen.siinbung.
4bruham 8rOiper, SO, Sapleh BART,
5ersleioen.
Sdrab Wdlter, 75, $50 Gurlisl
apenus; 2uftrDbrsnentsiinbuns.
Grtb. arebs. 81, Stuots3Oipital
Subertuloie.
gbriitDpb Wener, IT, 2712 Weft 8
4penue; MISUNDERSTANDING.
eborles SptLlmdn. "a, 1919 2iHr
Strdbe; RierenleiDeR.
eotporb aortcdmp, AZ, 10 Gag
Strabs; Snbertulois.
5enrp gnoebrod, 54. 541 WlcRider
apenue; RippenfeHensiiRbung.
5ermann De9emeier, A, 1855
@alnut Strdbe; 6trSleiben.
S6tpeiter gDangstiita (WscRuiIsn)
IA. 9elbi; 5ersIeiben.
Wlap Qhsts. 10. 2711 gart 4p.nue
9uberfuIoie.
Wabel Ssmasl. 2, 1923 GuSls,
GfraBs; 5irnbout.ni5iinhuns.
Gritu Monste, q, 1913 Subn Ctr.
innere 8lutpsrgiftuns.
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- qls Dm. 8. 8utthoff, i'm srften
5todtpsrt bes StntsrbauIes an Der
Qcrboitsgde Der Z. 2lpenue uno Sohu
5traBe pobnbaft, seftern 4beno sur8
rpr a6t ll6r cine Detrolsumlampe an.
siinoete, srfplgte cine grploiion. Gin
Qlurm pom 2niten Ro. 314 braGts Die
;Feuerfpe1r Sur Stelle, ieboh mar bel
2lntunft Der 20f6maunfddfteu bic 9es
iubr bereits BON ben Sausbspohnern
feIeitiat noroen. gs itelIte Iicb her
Gus, eaB bic 2ampe aus @erIehen ftatt
nit Petroleum nit 6dfolin gefunt
rcrben mar. 8ei Der gIploiion tpuroe
Rismuno perleBt.
- SIN GrogsT5ob nes gtutlifes
n.nts Der II. g. gnoelope Company,
Gde Brodppan unn glgleIton 4Denue,
tam defern aus uHbetonnter uridhe
elm Geusr gum Qus6rud. tuel6es bon
cen 9nlisiften Meis uno Unite ppn
sreiten Diftritt sniosdt tpurbe. Die
Seomten Idnbten stnen 4lnrm bonn Sea.
fen go. 80, Gde Der 8. uno gsglefton
9.penue, elm unb bic Seusripriser ell
ten sunGtft nad) otsfsr gde. fpcburct
lire 4ntuuft auf Der gron6lfdtte be-
trdttli9 psrs5eert ipuroe. Die Slam
men batten mttilerspeile an ben g}os
rterpcrrdthen reibe Rahrune sefurnen
tpnnten aber trosoem bon Der 5euer'
rebr mad angeitrsnster arbeit auf bds
GroeeT4ob beihrontt fperbeu. 8ei
granbi6nben tpirb auf ursefdhr $500
oboefhdst.
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RerfSnalsV sVptBen.

g9Gbrsn6 5err u n Rieg Der
betannte @rditett, nit ben 6upepobls
56ngern gum Sdneerfsft IN Wilpaus
fee tpeilte, tshrts BEL ibm Der Stort
elm unb litb Elm alsrliebftes Sohter'
heH Suriid.
Rep. Qlopfius Robme.
.f6er,, Der aaplan BEG ct. 8tnceut
anu6enbeims, lisgt in SieuIIi6 beoent.
l:hem 3ufanbe i'm ct. Tturien 5oipt
ial an Der Belts StraBe barnieoer uni
nirb ii9 mDgli9ertpeiie i'm 2aufe bel
tommenben Node siHer Operation urI'
ttr3iebsn mafen.
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9ies isno Gas.

- Die ftGotii6e 3iDiloisnftbebDrbe
belt gsitern cine griifune fir ben Ssos
fen zines 5ilfssRscprbzGlsrfs i'm
Wafferpertsbepartsmert ab urn on
eieier griifune betbeiligteu iih 25 Be-
perber. gs mar biefes bic erits Grill
bieuftpriifune, bic fir eirsu auoeren
3peig Der Gtabtpernaltung als poiis
sei unb syeuerwshr obgebolheH marble.
4af beute iit cine 9riiFuns fir ben
0oiten eines glerfs i'm Meter oepurte.
nent Der WaHsrperte dnberairnt NOR
ben.
Mar unD Winiam Sbapire, Die
giesnthiimer Der Queen gitp gioer
Winssor Company, betunnten fih ses
fern I'm HaHSesgssi6s i4uIsig. ifrsu
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ptaltoeatfdas DsgsGde ilsa.9sfealGup
Sas tsmmense SdDiissnfrit anS
9ienie.

am iomm.nbM Sonntag. 2. SrIi,
tpirb I'M f90neu 5isblnnb Grope bas
SO. Shiseuftit uno gienic Der bes
liebten unb di.geIebeneH gllattb. gos
seliheitens Geiellitup beganssn pers
ben. gs iinb bic unrfdHsncfien @ors
bereitunetn setrDffeu porben. nm
h1sieIbe su elmer Der f1Snfen unn
gIdnsenbften syeftlihteitsn bisier Gdts
ION su gsftalten. Die befreunbeten
bieiiaen Ghiitens0ei eielll4dftsn, biz
Deutiden unb Rorbeeutifen. iDtpis
bic bon gcpinston, Rsnport unh
Redbing tpernen fid3 ponsdhlig bdron
b<theilieen, ebtnfo pitle anbere 8ers
cine.
Geib nilItommsn. Iiebe GGite,
5reunbs ar BON Rat unb Germ.
3enn 3Hn frpbkn 6niisenfeite
3iebt Der Deuti6e INNER germ.
Dos idCne ssefi Dirb bur6 einer
|GlGnaenben llmsug in Rutfnsn burG
Bic 6oupsftraben Der Stoht eingeiei,
xt ip<rben, tpobei GroBmorf9aI Jobr
Wilp, unterffiibt pcn ieintn btiber
NiIitn1ten Nm. JmnalIs unb GboA
Tdnfr, bos Qcmmcnhc fiibren iptrb
Der Stab bsRebt aus ben 0errsr
Ben ssmnnIle. 0trmnnn Roeiers, 4us
Gnmibt, 1errs. Gnotln, Ben. Shep'
pers. anton Mitbineer, Gh<c. n
Burns, 5cbn 01n1el. Mntnn 0usls'
mann, 8. MnsfsIb. Q. HiniHe, In
hrtai aasinharss anhn GlGuru. kasas