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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-08-03
HUSBAND DISAPPEARS
AFTER CEREMONY
Manages to Escape Prison, Then Takei
French Leave to Pacific Coast.

Robert c. Arnold. who was brought
weeks ago when he was arrested and
brought from Flagstaff for failing to
provide for his two minor children, has
outwitted the law after playing one of
the most ingenious and cruel tricks
that has ever been known in the coun-
ty. The Journal Miner describes his
crime in the following words:
Knowing that he faced the newt
able for the neglect of two small boys.
who were being poorly provided for
with the scanty means of their divorced
cape a solemn duty. remarked Mrs. Ar
mold and left for the north few hours
afterward, proclaiming his love as in
other days, and stating that ne would
make provisions for the caring of all
in the above city Immediately. He had
a position as machinist at $3.50 day.
and when he stepped on the train his
demeanor was impressive of the af-
lection that he bore for his indulgent
wife and their two little boys of eight
and twelve years. With an affectlonate
parting. Arnold was soon on the road.
He kept on going. with the exception
OF one day that he passed in Flagstaff.
to gather in some money from unsus-
pecting friends. using the story that his
wife and family were to join him in a
few days Arnold left Flagstaff on the
night train. again saying that he was
coming to Prescott and would return
in a few days. backing up his assertion
by displaying the marriage certificate.
The matter finally reached official
channels and an effort is being made to
effect his capture again. He is said
to have passed through the Needles.
and is supposed to be Somewhere on
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-08-03

Annexed of the Estate of Jessie Be
dinger deceased, to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers. within
four months after the first publication
of this notice to the said Admins
traitor with the Will Annexed. at the
Law offices OF Barnett e Marks.
401-4O2 Fleming Block, Phoenix. Ari-
iona, the same being the place, for
the transaction of the business of said
estate, in said County OF Maricopa.
H. B. ST. CLAIRE,
Administrator with the VIII Annexed
of the Estate of Jessie Bedinger.
Deceased.
Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, this 30th
day Of June, 1911. I'd
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-08-03
WHERE SUPERSTITION FLOUR.
ISHES.

This is a fine place TO study the SUI
perstitions Of the crowd" said a sub
way ticket chopper Two thirds of
the couples who pass through the gate
are trimming over with superstition
1t shows itself in their fear of separ-
ating and walking on different sides
Of the post Good looking, educated
persons are afraid of that.
Wei quarrel says one-usually il
is the woman who says it, or if two
women are together they both say it al
the same time Wet let that post get
between us
Then. if they are badly bitten by the
bug of superstition. one goes hack anC
passes through on the other side 50 as
to obviate the danger of a flare-up."-
From the New York Times.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-08-03

the coast. His wife and children are
in deplorable circumstances in this city.
and are without means of support.
Deputy Sheriff Keller has been on the
main line of the Santa Fe in an effort
to effect the capture Of Arnold. who
has outwitted the officers just as eff
fectively as when his cunning assert
ed itself so successfully in this city a
few days ago"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-08-03
HE JUST BUTTED IN.

Bathhouse partitions are not sound
proof, and consequently a sweet fe-
male voice full of dismay was plainly
heard at Atlantic City on Saturday
afternoon.
"Oh, Laura" cried the voice, EVIL
IDENTIFY addressing her girl chum in
the adjoining house. 81 have forgot
ten my shoe horn. Have you one
that you can loan me?"
What's the natter" queried a
deep bass voice few yards away be-
fore Laura could reply; cant YOU
get your hobble skirt on?"-Phila-
delphia Telegraph.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-08-03
DAILY Fashion I ALks
A DAINTY GOWN OF SILK.

OFT thin silks be ao1te materials for indoor through
u the coming Here that trimmed with
" ribbon s and that dainty and charming the 1t IS
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-08-03
DR.. C.. NJ. NORM

301-2-3 Pantaees Theater Bldg,
536 S. Broadway,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-08-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Jessie Bedinger deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrator with the Will
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-08-03


You cannot have every organ of your
body strong. as nature intended it to
be. Unless the Millstones of the body.
which are the teeth, are in the proper
condition to grind or masticate the
food which is taken into the mouth.
SO that the nourishment from same
can be taken into the stomach and
assimilated to other parts of the
body to give strength to them so
that they will be able to fight and
ward off all bodily ailments. so that
you may live the allotted time. or
longer than the Lord has given you.
What next? you ask. l say. come
to see DIR. Horn, who never hurts
a bit"-the Dentist who no longer
needs to say what "he can do but
what II have done"
| have Eeiped at the rate of about
10000 a year of the most intelligent
people of America and all other Eng
disappearing countries for the past
Is years.
Now if YOU will take the time to
visit my office and hold consulta
ton with me | am sure / can con-
vince you that l am the Dentist you
should patrcnize. Don't delay.
Remember My Slogan: "a NEVER
HURT A BIT"
DR.. C. NJ. NORM
DENTIST
301-2-3 Pantagss Theater Bldg.,
536 S. Broadway,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-08-03

h M county, Their ~ Of p
day from Ia II o. Of lie
FRANKLIN LANE
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-08-03

simple withal and
should appeal t o
the home dress
maker with pecu-
liar force. The lit
tie blouse is made
all in one piece. IL
can be cut out 10
form a round neck
or a square neck OF
it can be made
with an applied
yoke. The skirt is
FIVE gored, narrow
without exaggera-
ton. In this in
stance, it is finish
ed at the high
waist line and Is
made with a habit
back. but one of
its great advau-
tages is found in the
fact that women
who prefer fullness
at the back can
cut it with inverted
plaits, and those to
whom the high
waist line is not
becoming, can I'm
ish it with a belt.
IL gives long slen-
der lines. vet it IS
not exaggeratedly
narrow. T h / 5
skirt is made plain.
with Just the little
frills of ribbon as
trimming and these
frills can be ar
ranged at any pre-
ferred depth. If
two materials were
used. the skirt
could be cut Of
and joined 70 a
slightly circular
hOunce. Gowns
such as this are
always most at
traCtive for simple
afternoon wear and
every woman likes
TO have a generous
supply of the ward
robe. Pretty sim
pie silks. challis.
wool wolfe, cash.
mere and all ma
terials Of the kind
are appropriate for
this model. but
lowered ard bro
Caded effects are
fashionable IN the
extreme, and it
would be difficult
to devise anything
prettier than the
c o m b i n d 20 n
shown.
For a woman OF
medium size the
blouse will require
ia yards of ma
terial II, ia yards
SO or Ia yards
~ inches wide;
for the skirt will
be needed OF
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

nln hos 2angerberg Storc. nnb
6arm.Gigcnttim fauflid| iibernom.
men.
9. 2innemann bat lette 8o.
6e cine Stlte 9etauft fir Die er
5000 be5oblte.
2ebten Mithpo1 perreiIte Sroll
g. 8lonfe, BON glterpriie, &anIoS
nodl ct. 2ouis iun bort @er1panhte
5u beilpden. Wit ibr reiite aud
Serr Simon 8oegGr, Der BORT ae-
ifGftli6e Ingelegcnbeiteit 3u beicr.
gen botte.
5reita9 giadmittua mar Serr
Ealtor V. &Gfobn oas frih Ntol
nit ieincln glutomobiI im @ap.
Scrr 9. 9orger 1T bon iciner
9ieiic luieoer gliiflid silriid9cfcbrt
Rd6iter Solrntog miro in Der
enangliiben 3iotrsfirde ole Yriif-
uue ser Gonfirnlanoen ftattiilrbrn.
Srou 9. 9oeger, ore lrift
unbebcmIif erfranft ipar. befilrhct
ii6 nuir piehcr olri bem @cge Scr
9eIIerun9.
Serr Sdlpar5. Der glpent fiir
Ntild Scpopators belt iidJ eiilige
Gage bier in gnp aitf, uno bot ci.
ne gan5e amsabl 5aratter beiudt,
Inn iic Fiir Die, BON ibm 5u fairfen.
ben Dtoidinen 3ll irttereiiieren.
Scrr 2an9eiubers tuelder 5ipi.
id)en bier iino 0nafe ipobnt, ge6erft
b,tr6 Serrn Gbr. aentper eirren
@emeni1peg Dor ieinetn Salic her-
itellcn 81 Iaiicn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
&oic6nS

tSran @Iiiabetb Gabia mar
mehrcre @odlen in 8luno luih &eS
@ir6 8ll geild bei ibrem 9inorrn
NIB febrte am 6rcitog lpieber pobl.
6tbalten 5Iriid.
@ottlieb Silferb6itmer erbielt
ieit lebteip Serblt s Gnrlooungen
9iilmer ans Ct. 2uiis 0en er. aus.
i6licblid 5ur 0iingrng ieiner ans.
geoeDntet 6el0er beuiltte. Sa, Die
3eiten ocs iingfrGrIitben 9ooens
limo uor6ei llpo Ger sSarmer Der
cute Grnte er5ielcn lpia niuB Dem
erif0pfteit 9oben ipiober iriide
9sobrultg 6ufitbren.
Sier iitpo ole Sormer allgemcin
nit Snferiaen beid1ftigt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
SIT. sterIina

0SllS Bod bat leilten aItcn
Setnrator perfafft nA cine neile
angeidafIt nit petder cr,
mic CT iagt, beiier iiber Die 9foao
fommen fam.
SSrib Sdncperfoetter bout Ell.
ne meme Gorn-Grib- IN @rmartltng
elmer reihen Gprnernte.
9ieIe unlerer 5urmcr begnben
lid lebten 9onnerstng radj Spl S.
Stciltbeds Sarnl sur SetIteigerlrng
Sobn Soffnann befinoet lid
o,tf Der arontenliite
Smitb & SfuertS lpeIde auf
8nl 2anolpcbr's Sarm giietbabn.
ffhuellen ideten, baben lebtc @obe
ibre 9lrbeit pollen6et.
$. s. Steiitbecf mo sSamilie
tper6sp am 4 glpril llah ibrein ilell-
en- Seim in oklahoma iiberiie6eln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
Srafe.

8. &eibbriltf bot ieine Sage.
nliible mllt ouf 9ouis Retbelncpcr's
sSarnt ali9eitellt.
gliftiouar 5. Sappneper fun
lesten 5reitag BON Ger $. s. Steill-
bef Serlteigcrlmg 5uriiffebreno bier
bllr6 una heri6tet OaB Der Serfaui
quit beIltf)t NOR unb 9lllcS quite
Ereiie brad)te. 60 3. y. bradte
etn 8eipam 8ieroe $425 unb Gin
@elpann GIel $405.
Geo. Saeger lilno SRI. SiSSie
Gbfer ipnpbcn um 8onnerstog les.
ter sSoAe i'm Gltcrn6nilie Der 8rallt
eGeiiG perhunoen. Den neltper.
mab1tcn lpiiniflen mir ber5lidii
t3lilf jlm 8lntbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
sifhsin Milipnsr tIallpnen

Siebsis Nillipnen ojallpnen
sSbisfpp purOelt i'm Ietien Sabre in
Sen &cr. Gienitr probu5:rt, aher
Eff4 Ntiaionen @allonen Dnroen ge-
trlgfen. Gierufb5narsig Willionen
@aqonen muBten alio Sorbaipoenen
Gorr1tben eiifiiomnten iueroen
@enn oieies MiBperbaltniB 5ipiid)en
9Srponftion un6 aoniirm nod fiinf
Sabre anbielte, ipiirben idrrutliGe
Eager 0eraimt iein iln0 Die Ereiie
lniifben f6nea in Die S6be geben
Sic iteigen iett idon. slnbenoem
piirOe li1 infolge rlolrgeIbaften Sa-
germs ole 0italitdt perf6lecbtern.
gSir es fomlnt, baB ole Broonftion
III sen lesten Sabren 10 erbeblt1
6ititer Ser &a6froge 5llriifgeblieben
lit. be6orf nod Der slnffldritng.
8abri9einli6 baben Die 8renner
ole 8irfiing Der 8robibitionsbetpe'
eung falfd) eineeifpdst. Statt bes
ernarteten Minberperbrau6es lit
elm Mebrberbrait6 eingetreten, Der
,hur6 bie 8rrbnftion nidt bot ge.
oetft iueroen f0nnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
In Wrrifu ldleimt cine amber

in W8rifu idJeint cine anScrc
Stromnlpg ein9ciett 5lt baben uno
auf beioen Seiteip Der &1inpfellben
iebnt man li6 llnf) 6rieoen, menn
aip6 sltnt Sbeil uilter Dem 9rlf
beS itarfen gfaflbars, Der Sereinig.
TEN Staoten.
gSie perlalltet, fpir6 oe la 9arru,
scr ,tcMe Iinilter bcS gIeltBern NOR.
gen friib lrm Z ltbr ntf henr @ege
nuh ser Stabt Merico in San
glntonio anfangen, lrn0 nit oeir DO
6eros sliamnlentreifen lporollf Die
Sier irod) DER Saltptitoot o6reiIen
uir6 nit 2imantour ul&~ &ertrcter
bot Oiua ilnterbanOeln luerben. gs
beItebt fein 3lpeifel, baB man oen
SSl,il,rgernen ole 8ege ebnen miro.
9os aitfgetulhte @eriiht pull Der
bcporitebenoen Reiialpation bes BrG.
iiocnten 9io5 lit nid)t 10 unbegriin.
oct, ais es ben Inihein bat, aber
Der 3eitplinft binJt ,gulp5 bon Der
8ieoerberltellung oes Sriebeits oh.
Der Irdiioent oenft ilidt 0apurl, Ole
,3iiaeI Der &cgierung aus Der S1fo
5u gebell, 10 large Die &epolution
llidt ppIlitalr0ig nitteroriidt lit; 10.
bal6 oies dber geideben, lit icift
giiidtritt nid)t lliltpabpideinlid). Gr
miro in citem iolhen Sale uorons-
iidtIid cine ldngere @eik ilt.s Mus
iait5 lmternebnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
sanfschutnnIeub scttlcr in sernfa.

leiit.
2onoon 10. @lGr5. Ginen felt.
innlen 8ertht iiber cine groBe Srga.
niintion bon $4,000 9cttIerr bon
SSeriliolen briltat Sie sSeritialcmer
8o1enIdrift yGriltb". Die 9ettler
6aben ibr 8cfperbe 5u bobcr 8liItbe
gcbradt, in einc a1nit pertpanoelt
i'm cine 8iiienidlaft; iie erfirorn be
.ltdnoig nene Slrten, ltene uuS titge-
IniOic Srids, nm Die 2eidtgloltbigen
In ibre Sallerp 5n ioden.
9lae ibre EraiAcftinnep- iperoer
lpie Die oGrlttb" lileiitt, oati @rlinS
itreitger 8elbdftsregelm alisgefiibrt,
mit Ollie gut allSeeitatteter 8itreaalr,
OoppeIter 9udfiibmitg, &opirpreiieit
ln6 Sdreibn,ahi1len Die Srgnli.
iationen 10 fGbrt bic 3eitllng fort,
llitterbalten an allen BIasen Der 8elt
gutbe5oblte glgenten, Die Ole Rarnen
sSSclter. ole porausiidElid hire Spm.
patbie and alif bic slrnen inro 9totb.
ianrmeln. DfilIionen bon Ibreiien
fon,metr alti bieie 8eiie 5iliammen.
Die 8ittgeiiibe iino geipobnih
bon elmer fleinen gllumeipgabe, BON
Der es beiBt, Ote gliifben ieier uitf
Dem Selberee, in 9etblebcm ooer
@etbiemane qepfliidt. begleitet, ooer
BON billigen SliDerbolSartifeIiL Die
nlrgeblid in SeruiaIem perferti9t
murben. tbotlddlid ie0oh ans Wtnr'
ieille importirt perben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31

9ifIalter.
Gin fiibner Sprineer Ianoete auf
0el ShitIter eires &oli5iiten. prallte
o6 lurb scri6lng ii6 oen Sdla6el.
Sold)e Sbredensi5enen ipieber-
bplten it'd in raider sl1tfeinnnoerfol.
&c, bis alles rnbig ipuroe. 9mm ipure
&c 6as @ebdltbe betreten; in oemiel.
ben ln9en LOG So6te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
gl,ie mir inie g.rlt nl1iehrlr.

8ie mir Die 8elt aniebclg 10
iicht iie ms ipie6er all Sd)auen
mir grdinlid lmo miirriifl in iie
binein, 10 legt iih oas gfebelgrail
lnflcrer eigenen Stitnmlmg allf
Icniderl urr6 9inee, bab mir ibrer
nid)t froD nerben f0nnell Soaben
mir aber Soure in mrs, Seihtfraft
In ilmierer eigenen Seclc. 10 per'
qulcen mir 0anit alles Inn ANS bet,
fldren niel 0itnfel altf nit bellem
Shein urb niahelp ms oas 2ebcn
-luie idbper es aud seittueile iein
mag fppb, id)on iuro lebensipertb.
0enn oie eisentlifen @liifsfinoer
oes 2ebenS lirt6 ri1t Die, 6enelt Die
altBeren Glitter in 6cn SdpB iaacn,
ionoern iene Seeno0ctell. Senelr ole
qoloenen St1se in Der 5eele rub
en-. slb iuto 5u begegnen mir ms
@rqilidlng.
8er nit Sonnernlleeip in Die
8elt binausifatt, Der iiebt tbre
Stonbeit, iiberau, Der getpabrt lie
ielpit bu, no ein arocrcr mir ytiid-
ternes uno glltGglihes iiebt Die
red,ten Sonnenuugeu id,auen in
ric gtotur bilraliS iuie Die angen
.ocs aiinitIers, Of ibr Better duh
lueit oapon entfernt lei. elm 9iii1Rt-
lpcrf id)affen 3u fonnen Wat Sic
be it,po Silpgabe beoba6tcn lie, ilt1o
nit tiefem @erft1nbnis nebmem lie
olles S6one in lih aigf, Die Seele
,ouourd) lpeit nipo reid nlaHeno.
gpr aGem nber bIifen Tie idorf uluo
BOD, milo IN alle nleilidlidru Ser
balfniIie binein unb legen einet
nerIobnen6er Sdeiu ielbit ilber Sas
SGBIidje itno abitoBelbe. lliuo ME
folf o6er gIei9giiltig fdipeifen tie
iiber @elt lulb Wetrihen bin ion-
ncrn inlmcr tuornl ilnb bclebeltb,
oenn tire @drnie miro geipeiit bon
Der liebenollet @eiinnure eines gits
ten Menid)enber5ets. @liiflid, iper
nit ,oIdcn offenen Sonnenoilgen in
sic gSeIt binallsidniitl Gs taglib
mehr al lerten itnb Sieie bobe
91lnft bcionoers bic SSllgelt6 5ii
lcbren. 0as ioate bas beilige Ster.
bcn eilrcs ieSan Meiifen Ietir!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-03-31
gns geiiiunri

Dos lleuejte ct. 2pllis sloreB.
buh eittbGIt 322,3t2 Ianlen, mo-.
ralls >iidS cine gepolferlurg bon
905, $50 bercdNl l1Bt.
0urd) Stur5<in eilrent Glepa-
torld)adt ipurbe' in ct. 2olis ser
pieriGbrige >ooblp oeS Met6coiItent
preOigers 8m. z. gSrigbt bon
Soluer @rope Station setoSttct.
Sm @eiddTfstbeil BON S5arf,
@brilttm County, rihtete am Cont
td9 cine SSeuersbrlliSt our9 Der.
Itoulng BON brei Ser beoentenoiten
@ei6oftslofale ciren Sdobeil BON
iiber $4,000 on.
SSn Ole 9anf BON. Gurrpbille,
Gife Goitntp, ipurOe in oer 9omers-
ltsg 9tadt cillgbero6emunb oih1 Dp-
uonit Der aaiienidrairf rltb fait
bos ganse @ebGipoe oelnolirt. 9ic
&duber entfomen nit $4,000 9aar.
gelS
Ser @rie6e 9l6iIles ASeifara.
fis lino ieine @attin Iugelifa MUIR
oen in &anios GitD itnter Der 9lltfla,
&c perbaitet, i9ren 2alposlrann Bar
bareios in G6icago erntprhet 5u 20.
ben, aueil oerielbe Die Suait frininell
alsseeniffen babe.
SIN &aitios Gitp f0hrbe Der
friibere Giieitbabn @ebeinlpoli5iit
Wtortin Suinn fpegen @rmooung
oes 9renpiers S. %, MeGonneIl 5u
mir 6rWonnten GpnntD @ef6ng.
nib perurtbeilt, on er Selbitpertbei-
oigrng nadpuieB.
9rei Meilen IitooItli1 BON gllls
rora, 2alprence County, bruililte m
3ontng Oas 8obnbaus BON Or. 8.
is. Worris lHeber uno tpdbreno es
Morris gelong, ieine SSrall illro oas
jiitgfte &itb ms Sreie 5u briirgen.
fam er bel Dem SerIl9e, ole bier
iibrigen Sfinber 5u retten. nit oen-
iclbcn in BEN Slmnmem Inn.
9apitan 9lb. 6. Grimes bat
fisas sSftcr pon 76 SSabrem ein &c.
lpegteS 2ehen in ieiner 8obnulrg,
1873 Slipe Ctr, IN ct. 2ouis, ab.
geihloiien. gr geb0rte 5ur 3eit
oes 9iirgerfrieges SIM grmee ser
aonfobcrirter ur1 Sluar 5ur ielben
8prnpoenie, Ser and Der perItorbe-
ne 0harf Slpain angeborte. 9eioe
lparen 6llpBlooticn. Grimes Der.
iab feirren 8entf 80 Sabre lang.
Sm Sriege mar er Der Selbpoit SUI
getbeilt lmA 6otte peri6ieoene WsaIe
elm flpappeS gntfomnten Bel ieinen
9rieftrGgepoieniten. 3ulett iulirbe
ct gefangen upo I'M @ratiot Strnbe
@ef1ngniB i'm ct. 2ouiS cirgeiperrt.
slS er barnls 81 entilieben illdte,
puroe er geifoiier uinb i6iper Der.
lplnbet, @inmnl mar er irabe oo.
ran gebdngt 5n rperoeli, tpur6e aber
ourdj SSiirIpra6e 6es ipdterelp @r5.
biIbofs Hbon bon @ilabelpbia 5u
3uhtbn,s iir Seffrion Gitp be-
gnobigt. SNn ip1teren 2eben 6orte
Iciite lnbentenerlide 9auFbubn nid)t
oif. Ser alte Salt6egem bate iid
am &irgs Safe nls @1f)ter eilles
SSogo. mo Slid SereinS meberge-
foiien nir0 iidl I'M Sabre 1905 gum
5ipcittn Mole nit eiter tpeit iiinger
rer Sraii nerberutbct, lnegen oeren
er eircn Wtann, ser lie belei0igt
batte, ilie6eridpB mo nit fnapper
9sotb einer ihiperen Strafe Glltgipg.
Seit bier SeSabren lupbnte er in ct.
2oiliS, betrieb Gin 8nlpOclbil0ers
5bedter llno cine Sdliebgalferie,
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Iebte ISOLDE rnh GDomois iiberlie.
oelt no iie ibr fiiilItiges Seim ali-
id)laaem tperoen.
60. Chill, tuclher Sur Seritel'
lang iciner alnegrifienen @eiunb.
belt inebrere Monote in Soi
Springs, g(rf., Sic 0ortigen 8Goer
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lit nod irid)t mieoer gan5 berge1tellt
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Ganf ben 9enliibunger bes
aSraiafpereirs" liip6 nn iu6erei
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ierliigrll ouSgefiibrt iuor0cn.
sSran Gonrao 5bee iln0 SrmI
s. Burger iparetr Ieste 8o6e in
Serlnant in @eif,1ften.
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ieie erobe Sarm alpgeitcIlt.
Gefer &uebler lit boherfrelt
iiber Die @ebnrt eilRs GShterdeltS.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-10-30
Negro Escapes From Lynching

Washington, Ga, Oct 30.-Aftel
having confessed that he murdered G.,
S. Holleushrad, wealthy merchan'
and planter, \. B. Walker. negro,
eSca oed from mob which bad taken
him from the sheriff, after rope had
been placed about his neck, and as the
mob VS. i'll the act of stringing hun up
TO limb. Hollenshead was killed in
his store Saturday night, and suspicion
fell on Walker. The sheriff arrested
Walker and took him to Washington
about $50 yesterday morning. As the
sheriff was taking the negro to Jail he
Sas overpowered by mob OF so men,
aud the negro seized. The would-be
lynchers started with the negro to the
outskirts OF the city to lynch him, the
negro having confessed to the murder
OF Hollrnshead. The members OF the
mob bad plenty OF whisky and drank
freely. A rope was put about the
negro's neck. and an attempt was
made TO string hlm up. but the would
be lynclers were SO drunk they fell 10
the ground. The negro saw his oppor-
tunitv, and ran, getting away before
the Members o. the mob realized what
had happened. Posses have been search
ing for the negro all day, but he has
evaded his pursuers.