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The Calumet news., 1911-03-21

HANCOCK BRIEFS.
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Earl T. Guilbault has gone to Chica-
go on q business trip.
Born, 10 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Friggens of Prospect street son.
The Mitchell and Houghton teams
will bowl this evening at the Mitchell
alleys in Hancock.
AL Fl. Wilson the singing comedian,
i'm "a German Prince" will be the at
traction this evening at the Kerredge
theater.
Henry oLeary slipped and fell
while walking on the railroad tracks
in Ripley last Saturday morning, and
sustained dislocatlon of the left
shoulder.
William Teto has withdrawn as a
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for alderman of the fourth ward.
leaving the field open to Andrew
Bran.
Rev. James Pascoe, general super
intendent of the Houghton district OF
the Methodist church. left this morn
ing for Ontonagon to conduct a quar-
terly conference.
Miss Lillian Scott has returned from
Ann Arbor, having been obliged 10
give ND her studies for the time being
at the university on account of an
accident which she sustained while
coasting last winter.
Preliminary oratorical contests VIII
be held this evening at the HancocF
hiqh school. with three pupils paru-
oipating. There will also be musical
features on the program, which WI
commence at $3.50 o'clock. The pun
lie is invited.
Prof. Sanfrid Mustonen Is trainint
a choir of seventy-five voices for
concert TO be given at the dedicatioi
of the new pipe organ of the finnis'
Lutheran church, donated by Andrew
Johnson and which Is expected 10 p'
finished and installed next month
The improvements and new fixtures
for the city clerks office recently au
thorized by the council, are being III
stalled rhey viii include oak desk
and ailings with grill work Wickeu
fo, the clerk and the water cierN
which are being made By Archie Ver
vile nj his shop in West Hancock.
, The North star glee club has elect
ed Jacob Aho president; Victor kosN
| secretary: Isaac whrgelin, treasurer
M I,ohlpaa. librarian and 3 Mus'o Mu
men, director. The society Is p'ep''
The Calumet news., 1911-03-21
NEW DOORS AT KERREpGE.
Glass Doors Have Been Installed ut
Main Entrance to Theater.

Glass doors have been installed at
tho main entrance of the kerredge
theater. which will throw HOOD Oh
brilliant light through the doorway
and over the sidewalk in front OF the
theater an Improvement which VIII
be greatly appreciated by patrons OF
the house. The effect of the change
will he apparent for the first time this
evening. when AL II. Wilson appears
nj the Kerredge theater in a new mu-
sic play, "A German Prince written
by the late Archibald Clavering Gun
ter. There has been large advance
seat sale for the attraction, and
large house Is assured, Mr.. wilson
being n local favorite.
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GETS SIXTY DAYS.

Elmer Makkinen, who was arrested
Sunday by County Game Warden st.
Clair Wilson. charged with killing
deer out of season and setting traps
for beaver was yesterday given hear
ing before a Mass City justice of the
peace and sentenced to sixty days in
the Ontonagon Jail on the former
charge. on his completion of that
sentence he will be arraigned on the
charge of trapping beaver.
The Calumet news., 1911-03-21

This romance of The lost king
dom of Drussenland is one of the
most fascinating tales that has
appeared since the days when
Rider Haggard enthrailed the
public with "She" and King
Solomon's Mines" Read and
you will follow a gallant hero of
today into a realm where dwell
strange people of the time of the
crusades, a realm ruled by a
beautiful princess, for whose love
the Knight of The Silver Star
battles with powerful enemies
and participates in stirring adj
ventures.
The Calumet news., 1911-03-21

ing to present an operetta entitled
''Hardange rfjord," at the North Star
hall April 2. The club now has a
membership OF about fifty.
The ST Joseph's " NJ. c. c. has
arranged to use one of the Mitchell
bowling alleys every Tuesday evening
and began regular practice last night,
The club rooms in ST. Joseph's parish
hall viii hereafter Zoe turned over each
Tuesday night to the girls and young
ladies of the parish for games and en-
tertainments,
The Calumet news., 1911-03-21
PAY FOR SUPERVISORS.

Senator James has introduced piii
at Lansing relative to proceedings
AGAINST and liquidation of delinquent
insurance corporations.
Senator Rarnaby last week lntro-
duced n bill which is of general inter
est. It provides payment Of three DOL
lars a day for supervisors for actuai
services rendered, also the same rate
to boards of inspectors of registration
in town. clerks of election and hish-
way commissioners.
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FRATERNAL EVENTS.
Masons and Foresters to Entertain
This Evening.

Masons and Foresters to Entertain
This Evening.
John Duncan lodge, f. & A. NJ. of
Lake Linden will hold special COM
this evening to confer the
master mason degree. A large delega-
ton of the members of Keweenaw
lodge of Laurium is expected TO be
present on this occasion. Following the
business of the evening a luncheon and
social session will be enjoyed.
Court Golden Eagle Foresters of
America will entertain officers and del
egates of the other courts of the coun-
ty at Opals hall this evening. Degree
work will be conferred on three can
didates and a luncheon and social ses-
son enjoyed.
The Calumet news., 1911-03-21
Heand There

More than one-third of the area OF
the United states has been surveyed
and mapped by photographers of the
United States Geological Survey In
with the preparation of a
detailed topographic atlas of the coun-
try. The maps represent areas called
and show. by a system OF
contour lines, all topographic features.
giving elevations, as determined by
the surveys spirit level work. The
quadrangies are areas limited by paral-
lels OF latitude and meridians of lon
gitude and differ in size with the lati-
tude of the areas and with the scales
of the maps.
The Calumet news., 1911-03-21
WILL VISIT PAlNEsDALE.
Members Of School Board Will In
spect HIGH School There.

The members Of the Hancock board
of education will tomorrow afternoon
make their second trip in search of
ideas for the proposed new Hancock
high school, the objective point being
Painesdale. The Painesdale school is
considered one of the finest in the up
per peninsula, containing many uni
que and advanced features which it
may be deemed advisable to adopt i'm
the construction of the local school
when work is decided upon. Last
week the board visited the Calumet
high school, which IMPRESSED them
very favorably and during the spring
il is probable that visits may be
made to Negaunee and Escanaba.
The Calumet news., 1911-03-21
YOUNG MATRoN EXPIRES.

The funeral of Mrs. Anna Maria
Pohjanen OF Point Mills, whose death
occurred Saturday evening, was held
yesterday afternoon, services being
conducted by Rev. Heideman of Call
umet at the west Hancock Finnish
church. The decedent was twenty six
years Of age and is survived by her
husband. Alto Pohjanen and two chill
dren
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Lord Rosebery has recently recalled
in a speech the amusing story of the
discussion between Lord Melbourne
and Disraeli on the eastern question.
Disraeli was young and bumptious'
and on returning from his travels In
the east met the prime minister at
dinner He did not listen to Mel
bourne's views on the famous "Ques-
ton" with that respect which he
ought to have shown. 1T seems to
me-" he said. 'your lordship has taken
taken your knowledge Of the east from
'The Arabian Nights" Melbourne
did not snub the youth as he deserved.
He rubbed his hands cheerfully and
said And a devilsh good place to
take it from"
The Calumet news., 1911-03-21
II They Had Their Deserts.

The Astronomer-"What is your
theory concerning shooting stars?"
The Dramatic Crltic-"Well, I've seen
whole lot of them that ought to be
shot."-St. Louis Times.
The Calumet news., 1911-03-21
DELINQUENT TAX list
RETURNED THIS MORNING

The city treasurer this morning
made returns Of the winter tax rolls
10 the county clerk, the total amount
on the rolls being $7O.29926. or this
amount the total returned delinquent
amounted TO Sls.9l95S, divided as
The Calumet news., 1911-03-21

Lisbon is famous as the center Of
a great boot and shoe industry The
model footgear is declared to be finer
lake. 1t has at least $1,000
The Calumet news., 1911-03-21

Mayor Fitzgerald of Boston, who has
been considering the housing problem.
tells New Workers that their poor are
better housed than those of the Hub.
Il took a ride out over the bridges to
the outlying districts of Brooklyn, ne
said the other day. ito see the con-
struction of dwellings for the working
classes that were being put up. out
side of Boston we have a number or
wooden fiat houses. They are sup
posed by law TO be six feet apart but In
reality they are only three projections
occupying the other three feet. These
are dangerous in case of fire and are
inferior TO the houses which are being
built in the suburbs of this city ana
Philadelphia. In both these cities L
find that the new dwellings are super
Tor to those in my own city"
The Calumet news., 1911-03-21
CHAPTER I.

1HE sun dropped behind the
snow capped mountains to
4 the westward as at the sum-
VI NIT of the road came upon
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To be continued.
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brought others upon the scene, and
half dozen torches danced fiercely
before my eyes. The sword was still
pointed toward my breast, and / con-
cluded that in coolness lay my only
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Sas 0eimncbeitsamt
&irS beriHden, bic Smsmerjuns bes
aanals berbeisufabren.

Ter ftGbtiibe gefunbkits6edmts
Or. 2anbis fpirb DerIuhen, cine Nus
merSung beg GandIs innerbalb Der
Staotgren3en berbei3ufiibren. Or.
lanois mahte am Donnsrftdg in Der
9eeIeitung pes SdnitdtsinTpettprs
Jolfom stne dusgebebnte 8potfdbrt
dnf oem &aual unb i'm 2aufe nerisls
ben entnabmsn fie bsm MaTsr cine
an5abl proben. ~
8iefe probeu tperben nun nemii6
dnalpiirt perbsn unb iobolo bic Una
Ipfe fertiggsitent III, mas am Rprg.n
Der Gall fsin bdrfte, niro 8r. 2ans
big oos Refultot bisTsr anuIpfe benz
Staotontpolt unterbreitsn unb oann
um Elm 9utdhten bariiber nahfu6en,
uie oas 9eiunnbeitsdmt boraeben
farm, um auf Grunb Der Sbatiate,
oab oas WaFer total bsrieu9t III. cine
ausmer5uns bss aanaIs berbeisufibs
regl.
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eOkal-Derid)t
George Se6
aai mpiteri5fr Beiie aus benz 3rrtn.
nibI entlaiIen.

Gtitern fttElte ts ii6 beraus, bob Der
Gerber George Bed. Der am 2. Sauuar
b. 5. ruh Qonspietp edhidt tpuroe,
Dor eiuigsn 9asen anf grunb zines
4sfu6s. ouf BEN bic unteri6rift istnsr
Satin Wlarp Bed bon TOO Belts Str.
aef1Ifdt iDoroen mar. entlofIen ipurps.
Die Jrou ipro6 porssitsrn in Der ans
Halt DOr, i'm ibren Gatten gu beiuhen,
Hno mar rint ipeuis srftount. aIs ihr
nie Wittbeilung semo9t tpurbe, haB
berfeIbe ii4 iibtr1oupt niht msbr in
Der NnffnIt befanb. Gie tpanbte fi1
beshalb an ben probdtri6ter 2iioers,
btiH iie ben Sdfperbdlt mittbeiIte, unb
Der lie an ben polisei6ef pertpies. 9ere
felbe lieB eine ,llntsrfu1nng porRebs
men, be srsab, bag Bed na6 Rsipgort
gebrrdt ip0roen ift. Sn bisier 8ere
btnnung mub nod biususefiigt iperbtn,
baB igrau Katharine pietropsti, cine
Weriuuaoie Beds. pdbrenb oes kbten
Wcnnis ben 9erfu4 mante. bic ;yreis
i1fung Beds nurdb elm 6abeas gors
russ@erfdhreH su ertpirtsn. bos i.bph
dbgswieisn funrbe. 9ie g0ttin be.
sbauptet. bob Bed Dor ieiner lIsberfpeis
i,ing eiiD0 $1,000 Inn 9sFiss bate, iiber
btrtn wtrbleib itst bos srGbte Gunttt
begrfft.
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6nbneroieb
,Sn flasranti nbgefnft nnS nit borge'
baltenem GeDolber in Sdad
gebalten.

6err Sront airhner bon mbitfielb
apenue uhb 9errace place, bDrte ge@
fern in feinem 6ofe Elm DerbGhtiges
Gerduih, tpelhes bon benz 6ibntrz
baus aus3ugeben f6ien. gr befDoffnete
iih nit 3tpei Repolnern unb fanb BEL
nGberer lInterfu6uns sinen Wann in
Dem 5iibnerftal, ptl6er Fi5 in elmer
ouHftsn Ode gu Derbtrgsn fubts. Gerr
Rirhner bieIt ben ginbrinaling nit
Ieinen ReboIpern in S6ah, pdbrenb
Elm onberes DsitsIieb Der 5amilie bic
8. TiitrittsFtdtion aufrisf uno benahz
ri6tigts. Sergennt GoDe entfdnbts
ben poIiaiftsn gngeIte, pelher fhlsus
nisit in bem 9usgp os5 suFdlig in
Der poliseiitation unipsenben Superz
intsnbenten bes 5tusraldrmipttems,
Riebl, na5 Der Gir6nsrT6en Bobz
nunS fubr. Der Gtnbreher lieB iif
pbne BiberItanb fsftnehmen unb MUIR
be in Der 8. Diitrittftation sund6it als
perbd6tig eingeiperrt. Der @efanqene
rsgiftrirte fidb als QOQm Saa, %
Sabre alt. perbeiratbet, Don Rp. 2O13
Gin Strobe.
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- Die goIisifteu Rubr unb Sablsr
perboftstsu stfteru auna Rapp BON
Ro. 508 Cambridge Gtrobe unter Der
antldge, sin.n Sad RebI aug Der gros
eerp Der Jrau anna Coleman. go. Is
Sft IL. Strobe. seitObIeu gu boben.
Sobn 9droiH bon SO. 1919 Clan Ctr.
Durce IN Daft seuommeu, neil CT bds
angeblih geitobIene Titbl bon anua
Rapp sstauft baben fOu.
- Deteftips 8ell unb 5ddFer unb
goIisift 5b.bit BON Der 6umanitGtsz
Geieui4oft perbofteteu ssfiern ben %
Sabre olteu Barber Robert Wiliums
bon go. 922 Dsft 8. StraBe unter Der
aHildge Der RihtDericrsuug f,insr
grau unb Rinber. Winiams mar era
tiir5li3 auf grunb elmer bon ieiner
Satin srbo6eneH 2lntlage bin ben
0roBsei9sporsnen iiberipisIen iporbsH,
iebo6 tpurbe Der Gol BON Der Granbs
turp isnorirt.
- Gin stbeimniBpolIsr DiebFabt
tpurbe In btm Qaosn Der u. u. ganbp
Co., Ro. 1905 Central 4nenue, be1ans
gen, inbem aus Der Gtlbloner $6 oe.
itoblen tpurbeu. Die 3biire puroe pers
ihlciIsn porsefunben unb bic polisei
tann ii6 ni4t ertldren, tpie Der Oieb
in ben 2oben selanst III. ss iei benn,
bob .r bic Sbiir nit sinem Rn1idliiIs
fel Sffnete uHb fpdtsr BON Der aubsns
fsite aus uieSer DorFdiis suibIOb-
- aus Der Dobnung Der geiIie
Gin, 513 Gsorse Str., ipurben slpsi
Gtraubenfsbsru i'm Wertbe poa $25
geitoblsn.
- Die pittsburg plaie 9lab Go.
an Ggsleiton Ape.. Durbe seiiern um
sipsi Safer 2siuiamen5I TIM Msrtbe
pcu S87 beftoblen.
Gin G6lsihbisb entpenbete aes
fern aus Der Wobnuns Der alice Dos
mott, Ro. 609 Welt 4. StroBe, stpsi
DumsHtlsibsr I'm Dertbs Don $25.
- pplisiit Robert gtrnbarbt pom
3. Giitritt bat ieinen 9ienitrenolpsr
perleren. CT Bat cine 9elobnung fir
ben 5inber oiisesIssi. fpelher ben Res
polper entipeber In benz Stationshaufs
ober in itinsr Mphnung SO. 164S
Cooper GtroBe obsiebt.
- Der Tetorattar Soi. Wcguictt
bon $40. 916 Roes Gtrabs ipurbe ses
iaern auf eintn bon isinsr S9rpGgerin
Srau sylorsnee Waid, Ro. 523 Gors
isle ape.. sripirfien 6aftbefsbl bin
perhdFiet uno unttr Der antloae bes
grlonstns BON Gsib untsr falInen
8orpduben .inseiperrt. Der gsIans
gene ipirD beihulbiet. s5rau RciTd
Deranlabt su baben. ibm 5000 su iibsrs
seben, nit bem 4uftrase. bas gelb
fir iie dn5ulsgtn. 2esteres iou CT
ni6t setban baben.
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re6t rege an benz am %. Mai b. s.
I'm 3ooIoSifden Gartsn ftdttfinbenben
Doltsfeft 81 betbeiIigen, befen llebers
f6uB ebenfdIls benz Gebentfeinfonbs
sii @ute fommen folI.
5err @uitap Wuebler ipurbe als
Gin3elmitglieo porsef6tasen unb eina
ftimmis oufaenommen.
Sn Bt3ug auf bic gtablirnng bon
SpteIploBen In Der untern Gtobt,
fpelhe 5rdse fhon in friiberen Sibuns
gen nrlgeregt tporben lift, fpurbe Der
betrefftnbe Qusf6ub bsduftrast, feline
Ngitdtion fort3uieben unb in ndhiter
Sibung einen gerift su eritdtten.
Die Ginnubmen bss 46enbs betruz
gen $72.25 unb bic 4usaaben 1926.
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perfsnaI. QstiseH.

6efr unb iSraii Rpbert 5es
iterbers iinb lnut elmer seiiern bon
NeiD BORT eiHseircffenen Gepelte bort
Don ibrtr Reift nm Glbdmszisa atlon.
bet uHo fDerDsn Gonntoa Waorgen ipis.
Der In Ginrinnnii Isin. ssrr unb ssrau
Gefterberg tDuroen in Rio be s5ansiro
tei einem Nutemobilunfna psrIebt. ha.
Zen iin jeboh BON ibren 9erlssunsen
ponis fpieoer trbols.
6err Ger6arb Mefiboff, bsr
feit nnhesu 3iDei Jabren in Whittier,
Cos Ansflss Gountp, Sol, anf6ffig
etiutlens In ipitSer tierbsr surii6ees
febrt.
Grl. Jfa ban Der Gtuden,
bis 0nmutbise 1ohter bon 6errn
JrGnt ban ber Studen, bic
BEN Defunsrn bes biefigen Deutiden
1he1tsrs BON ibrm srfoIgreiGtn Nir>
Tn ber nod TN better Grinnerang fie.
ben blrfte, fat iih, ME bier eingetrpfs
fsAs No6rinien hidgen, NIT 6errn
Or. Ouentber Hnbrit, einem In Eifen
oOmililirten 9iibneHtiinitIer, berIobt.
Jm boben MIttr pcH 76 ssobren III
gtIitrn tine IN ipeiieH Rreifen bsfannte
lilsb nlIgtmtiH bo6dngefebkne beutfns
Mdtrcne. gran 9 Gopttd 0nbIer,
gtb. Ultiet, IN bie Gipigfeit tiniibtrs
Dsf4lHmulfrt, innig b<trcuert nidi
HaE soa ilFsa anstlSriSen, iOnbsru
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Gfpfpbsfi
8irS iid nnseblid nit Glsn Samn.
rolf Derlubea.

2aut elmer aus Qep gort eingetrpfs
fenen 0epef9e piro in ben nd6iten
3agsn bic 9erlobung Der pianiitin
Olga Sdmaroff NIT bem 8iriaenten
bes bieitgen SpmpbonissSrheft
5errn 2sopotb Stotppsti, betunnt asz
geben iperoen.
5err Stotopsti ipor gsitsru Q6enb
ni9t duffinbbdr, 70 onB feline 8erFon
ni4t erIanst iperben tounte, o6er IS 1T
cine betannte 5botfdte. odB sipiIaen
ihm unb Rabame Samsroff, bic in
oieier Saifon oIs SoIiftin in sfpei
Spmp9oHie4 4acnSerten mitfpirtts, felt
!anser 3sit sin fs9r frsuubf4aftIiass
8erbdltuiB beitebt.
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oiid BON ben pislsn 5rsunben, bis iie
iih i'm Qaufe Der Sabre bur6 lire
6ersensgiite unb ibre perfOnli6e 2ies
bsnsniirbigfeit su ertperbtn gstpuBt
bate. Die getrbisung finbet am
Wlontas Rahmittog I'm Elm llbr bonn
1rautrbouie. Der Wobnung Der 1ons
Ter Der 3dbingef6iebenen, 5rau Warp
Rrufe an Der Carthage Npenue unb
Reabing Rodb aus fat, ipornuf Inn
buIb ,fpei llbr in Der 8eutIhen 2us
tberifhen ct. pduIus 4ir4e tn
Reabing. g., ein 3rauergottesbienlt
obaebdIten tperben tpirb.
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gd,iffsuabridbteR.

Rem gort, 7. 4priI. qnsetor:1
men: Uranium" non Rptterodnl. s2a
grppsncs" BON 9apre, nPons2.sia" pom
9ieapeI.
abgeeanssn: r9rincips 81 pie.
monte" nud ReapeI. n3bemiitoeIss"
mad gtrGus.
9Iasgop. 2lbgs9.: nGsHturian"
nad 8ancpuoer.
2tbau. 2tngst,: rgirma" BON
gtep Yort.
RsopeI. 4ngst.: .8irginta" BON
Reiu Yort.
gsuua. abgss.: rgRs O'StuIia-
mad Rstp gort.
gugst.: .SOutgin 2puiis" bon RsD
gprt.
Ct. Sobn q. 9. gbgsg.: rGm.
prsB Of SreldHo" nab 2tDerpocl,
SOutbumpton. o n. Qbeeg.: .grd.
foeut 9rant" nod gtep Yprt.
Sulifur. q. g. Qnget.: Dir.
sintaHf bon 2ipsrpooI.
gaIsrmo. abseg.: RE b'Sta-
liu" ra9 Rep gort-
2iperpOpI. 2lbsss.: rGmprsb
of Britain" uad Ct. Sobu. q. q.
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bienft dngebeutet, in benz er ausnriids
lid Die Anfiht ausfpriht, bab bic gis
fenbabn poItcIsrts Elm Re6t hdttsn,
ii6 gu organiiireu, unb baB bic Be-
amtsn be5 Yoitbepurtements tetnRsdt
bdtten, lie oaran gu Derbinosrn.
0as 3Deite atIantii i6e 9es
i9pabsr tptrb ma d Der
8 Sftfee gel 6itt.
Die 3peite 0iptIipn Der ameritanis
faen utlaHtii6sn 5Iotte piro in nisism
CONNER cine 1abrt mad Der Office
MAIDEN uno bic &riegsfhiffe psrneH
bel bisier 9sIegenbeit nabri6einli6 In
mebrersn beutfheH SGfen einIaufsn.
glls i'm Issten Dtnter bic atlautif6e
5Iotte englifhe uuo fransDiiihe 5Gfeu
bsiudte, tpurbe es in 9euti1Iano libel
geuommen, ooB Die S6iffe nidt audi
nah oeuti6en 6dfen tunen. Sn biefia
gen Regierurystreiisu tpurbe oamaIs
ertldrt, baB feline 3uritiesunS
9euti6ianos beabIiatigt porbeu isi,
unb man gIaubt, baB bic QbIsnoung
bes 9eihpabsrs nah Der Sitfes baupta
fdhlt6 ben 3tped bat, Die bomals stna
eetretene MtBitimHung pieoer gut 3u
MAIDEN.
Die S6tffe tper0sn ungefGbr am 10.
Wtai in See geben uuo am Is. Sult
nad &ap COB 3uriidtebrsu. Die Sfpeite
9iptiion beiteht aus ben 9an3srIhiffen
rSanias", .2ouiiiuua" rRep 5autp.
fibre" unb .Soutb garoliua". Sie
piro rpabriteinli4 BON bem aoutrsz
4omiraI GbarIes 5. Badger befehIigt
tperben.
Do bic ShiFfe anlegen tpsroeu, iIt
nod niht befinitio beIttmmt. Dieie
9srage tpirb ppn oem Staatsoepartez
msHt uuf otplomatiThem Wess ssreasIt
Dsroeu.
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Surp i'm 9unbess s9iftrittgeriht i6ulz
big bsfunben, 9robbrisfe burh Die 9oit
perIanbt gu baben. Der 9efangene
bate bonn sSleiihbdnblsr GumtlIo Utars
fala mitteIft 9robbriefe 9elo erpreHen
tpoLIsn unD aIs inn bas ni6t gelaHg,
finf 9omben in Der RGbs ieiuss 2az
bens gum GrpIooiren gsbraht. Qls Der
qro8eb Qlpngis i'm 9ange mar, erbielz
ten IotpObl Ri6ter 2anots uls audi
goitamtzs sSn1pettor Stuart 8riefe, in
beuen ibneu nit Der Ra9e Der S6rpar.
gen 6anb" gebrobt purbe. Der Gt6@
ter fanb zines Cages cine Bonnie in
Ietnem puIte unb Dem Suipettpr puroe
bon elmer unbetauntsn perIon per Ses
Iepbon gebrobt. Sm eriten PrO5ei1e
bate bic oyurp ii4 niht einigsn t0Hnsn.
4Is Der 3rpeite gro5eB Dor Dret 3a9en
feinen Qnfang nabm, pornte Rihter
2anois Die 9eT6iporenen, ith ni6t
bur4 0roburgen Der S6Dar5en 9aHo
einihu6tern gu laHen. 4lOngt, Der
ftsts bebauptet bate, tein Bort Gn9z
lifh gu Osriteben, lieB iia burh bic unz
abIdfigsn Grogen Der aopotaten 10
nett btnreiben, bag sr i'm ihonften
GnsGiia bieieLbsn NIT Slihen iibers
f6iittete.
Rtt ber Grmorbung So9n
8rostp's T hetntes feline
Rt6tigteit 3u ba BEN.
W& o bile, 4Ia., Z. 4pril. Die
fisiige polt3ei lift Der Quiiht, bag bic
2ei6e zines unbetaunten ManRes, Die
Dor flint Sabrsn in WbiftIer, timer
gorftaot bon MobiIe, nit Sti6pun>
ben beDedt dufgsiEnoen puroe, oieies
nige BON Sobu 8rostD mar, Desen
bsTen Grmorbung am 9pnneritag in
Streator, Su., ein Mauu Ramens
gubutib auf 8eranIaTung ietnes et>
gensn Sobnss perhaftet tporoen 1T.
Die beige goltSei unteriuat bic ans
gslsgsnbeit auf 8eruulufuug Der eh!s
cagOer PoIi3eibeb0roen.
6ermaIs elm gtienbuh b n :
rdub in Ct. 2outs.
st. 2ouis, no, 7. 4priI. Gin
3us Der sSron Mountuin 8abn ipuroe
ipdt am Greitag abenb inuerbaIb Der
Staotgrsn8e bon sinsm 8anbiten be-
ftiegen, Der ben peibsn 5teparo i'm
Speiiepaggou, bier Farbige auftpdrter
unb ben farbigen ao9 beruubte.
IS ibeint, oaB Der Rdu6er niht
msbr uIs $40 erbeutete. Gs 1T otes
oerislbe 3ug, auf benz Dor einem MO'
uat elm grpreBbote bon 8pei mastirten
mdnnern berdubt tpurbs. Die beioen
HGuber purbeu niht perbaftet UNI
man slaubt. oob Der beutige Raub bon
sinem Der 8siben ausesfii6rt tpuroe.
Der 9anott beitieg ben 3ug in ga'
rpnoolstt uno bssdb.ts ben 5afrpreis
tis mad Der Union Stutipn. Senietts
nsr 5oper Station begab er fih ourG
bic Wdsgons nu6 benz SpelieDagen,
mo er Den Raub ausfiibrte.
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Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
9 Hu samtsfstrstdr R c
8eugb iibsr Qenfionen.

pbiIabtlpbid, ga, z. april.
Sn elmer Qnlprode bel Der Gr6ffuuns
Der 13. SobresperIammIuna Der 4mes
rican 4eahtmp of political anb Cos
eialSeienet srtff Der 51obamtsieirs.
tor 5rantlin Mac 9eusb bas psns
iicnsfpitem in gssug auf bic ariesss
peteranen on unb befiirportete aIeids
seitis cine 3ipilbisHits spenfon fir Re
sierunssoneeitsllte. ~Mir befiBen,
foete er. .eine gang snnrme Burger
tritssp psniionsIiite, tpslGe nns nt1t
gum Rubms sersidt. 0ieislbe bate
nie cine iuiFeniaaftIihe pber sers4te
lInteriaee, ipenngIeia ibr 1lriprung
Elm sbler mar. Sbrsn patriottiden
gbardfter bnt iie Idnsit berloren unb
iie iii su elmer poIittihen Cite setpor>
ben. ipeI6e Der Resierung 160 MiIlios
nen Dollars per Sabr tcitst.
sSm ilebristR beiisen mir nur fiir
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Gin iunser RnuH namsns Sdrrpsg.
elliott, tpeIter bebouptst, Elm S6dus
fpieler gu iein, tpuroe gsft.rn bon ben
Gebeimpolisiftsn Hincaio uub Sin in
o.m 5auie SO. 1401 gine Ctr. psrs
haftet uuo aIs Sufisfli4tling .ins.s
fRrrt. CT fpl IN SddIOn, 8, fpegen
1isbitahIs aetpiinint ipsrben.