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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20

Gs fiarb am Gonusrftag BEN Ia 5dnnar
1911, Rotmiftnas uhr rad iurser seranfbeit.
IN ietaeT z9pbuHl, $40. i4iS 5$linai Gfrabe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20
Geora ffDrtt)t,

aelIeoter Gntte bon Bort GesrsIsi, aeb egis,
raaei geetniguug am gN0aiaa. ben 25. 90
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balIfe aug. 2u-22s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20

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seriiber 9Scibcra, babsdns reues 2ft66.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20

81 o orp o b. 2sftoo. srdne. O 3imnter, nn6e
Der BlobessSernt6e Go: poffenb fir 2 Gnmi.
gcfdnft iperben; $500 baar uno $40 Der
aQcHat bis besabIi. Gebet Grefap. ii
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20
Gu nerfanfm 8riinoeieenibum.

1ranbtn Apab, Effsnee BON Delta abe
Biao4fii eInss Der itoniten G6sH aaf benz
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G4bef ErFsap III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-20

" q bifonbtIIe, gde RrambIe nue 5outb.
eru, aerGbe Bite GGe fiir etns BvoeTn ape.
itefe coer Siat'eSebdnbs; rur $40 per sYiiS
Gas. gsdf,er; bic fdeHie Gee In AQGsifoh
bile. grSap. 1t
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
TIMED
EXPLOSIONS
so THEY WOULD OCCUR In DIFFER
ENT PARTS OF The COUNTRY
This In ORDER
To FOOL AUTHORITIES

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec 1S.- The
$1,000 paid monthly to John ]. Nc.
Namara as secretary treasurer of the
international Association of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers for COR
ganizing purposes and for which he
was to give an accounting, was in
quired into today by the Government
officials who are conducting the dyna-
mite investigation before the Federal
grand jury. The relation of the fund
to fees given Ortie E. McManigal,the
confessed dynamiter, for his work ia
blowing up structures erected by nom
union workmen also was traced.
From an employe of a livery con.
Germ at Muncie, Ind, the investiga-
tors learned of McManigals move
ment of nitroglycerin from Albany,
Indiana, to his storehouseat Muncie
McManigal under the name of J. w.
McGraw, bought one hundred quarts
OF the explosive near Albany. 1t was
delivered to him in wagon outside
the city, removed by him to an empty
house and covered in sawdust. he
confessed afterwards he used some OF
the nitro-glycerin for explosions at
Peoria, Ill.
dust found at Peoria to that found at
Muncie and in the wagon led to the
linking up of the evidence by detect
ives, and the transactions were gone
over today to ascertain what money
had been paid for expenses.
Another point taken up by District
Attorney Miller was the purpose OF
Mcnamara, according to McManigal
to employ more men to have explo.
sions occur on the same day or with
in the same hour at cities widely sep
arated j. M. G.. Badorf, a detective
employed by the National Erectors'
| association, who worked on this
phase of the case, was before the
grand jury for several hours. Ac-
cording to McManigal, J. J. McNama-
| ra, had explosions occur at Omaha,
Neb., and at Columbus, Ind, on the
same night. 1t was in this connection
| that Mcnamara is charged by Nc
Manigal with having said: Il want
them to go off about the same time
| so Ice~ G-Hler how the fellow
was IL Omana and cumbus the
| same nl-- - / GolnE 20 10
is To 5E - SIX -lshI eooG ell
| lows =:S -Oi:1 tc station mem
all around cor-1~y anc zm &C.
ing In ns-A e~0los.1ne cone Of E one
time one nlgnJ 2--e' The O, lec Will
make them sit NJ and "a ioUce.
1t has been shown that y Jhe Oma-
ha-Columbus incident on Marcn "a,
1911, the explosions were done by
| IMcManigal and J. B. Mcnamara, the
time being arranged by kilograms sent
in code to J. J. Mcnamara in Indian
apolis.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
SPECIAL
Court
ORDERED TO TRY MURDERERS OF
DIXON FAMILY WHO HAVE
CONFESSED
lMPORTANTR. ROAD news
(By w. J.. Martn.)

Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 18.-Governor
Kitchin has ordered a special term
of Cleveland county superior court
to convene January 8, for the trial
of the negroes suspected Of the dast-
ardly murder of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dixon, at their country home near
Shelby, Wednesday morning. The
Governor will later announce the
judge whom he will designate to hold
the court. He is deeply gratified at
the conduct of the authorities and the
people in avoiding mob violence un-
der such trying circumstances and
fastened to announce the special
court SO the people of the locality
may feel assured that the speediest
justice possible under lawful and or
derly procedure will be administered.
The three Ross negroes and the 9th
er suspected of implication will come
IN for hearing and the court will be
for one or two weeks as the case
may develop the necessity for.
The negroes have been removed to
the Jail in Gastonia and will not be
returned to Shelby until the special
term Of court cOnvenes.
Mr.. John z. Schenck, special coro-
2er, went to John Ross cell yester-
day afternoon and the negro told
MIN practically what he had told the
herif the night before, but added
hat VIII Ross tried to get Hack
Ross to help him commit the deed.
hey are beginning to implicate each
2ther and a clean breast Of the whole
hing is looked for. Today there was
rumor that negro living in the
e heard all three of them planning
his crime at a corn shucking. It
ss41eAt that all know more or less
bout the affair
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19

and wrecked
The first authoritative report as
to the cause Of the wrecking of the
Maine was published on Saturday, De-
cember 9, by authority of the Navy
Department. The substance of this
report is summed up in the last para
graph, which states that the board
found that the cause Of the wreck
was a mine under the vessel on the
port side at stake CD frame No. 80.
The first explosion was that of
81 burning powder; that is some
form of gun powder and not dyna-
mite or nitro-glycerine. AS stated be-
fore this explosion was about 48
feet from frame No. 18, where the
Sampson court located it.
The hump at frame No. 18 men
toned by the Sampson court as the
place where the mine had exploded.
it now deve1opes, was due to the
rolling of the bow down and to port
declares Homer L. Ferguson.
"The bottom plating was blown in
wards at this point only and at a
place where the structure was very
stiff, there being a bulkhead inside
and longitudinal between the in
ner and outer bottoms here. This is
the only place in the wreck where
material was blown inwards. The
conclusion is inevitable that mine
outside caused it.
After the cofferdam was completed
and the work of pumping the wreck
out began, Naval Constructor Fergu-
son, N. S. N, brother Of Maj. Fer
guson, was sent by the Navy Depart
ment to assist in the work of expos
| ing the wreck. He remained on the
| job until the wreck was exposed and
| assisted in the work of recovering
| the skeletons Of the men who went
down with the ship. He also was in
| strumental in assisting the board in
| arriving at the cause of the explosion.
AS the water was pumped out, the
wreckage about the bow was cut
away by oXy-aceylene process, and
| the wreckage dumped at sea. The en-
| tire after half of the ship is in good
| shape and will be towed away, a
wooden bulkhead now being built liz
/ it so as to float it. In this section
are the after four Scotch boilers. The
forward four Scotch boilers were
brought to this country some months
ago on the naval collier Leonidas.
Thus far fifty bodies have been re
lowered from the wreck Two of these
were found in the, handling room OF
the after 10 inch turret. Only bones
of course, remained and some of them
iwere badly crushed and broken, espe
cially those of the twelve bodies
found in the main deck gallery star
board side, beneath the coming tow
er and main deck debris which came
from forward.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
RUSSIA ALREADY NOTIFIED

Washington, Dec. 18.-President
Taft in a communication to the Sen
ate advised the members that on
December Is he instructed Curtis
1uild, the American Ambassador to
Russia to inform the Czar Of cur
lesire to abrogate the treaty. The
instruction was carried out Dec. II.
The Senate committee on foreign re-
aticns ignored the Sulzer resolution
objected to by Russia and framed a
lew one couched in more moderate
eerms This was reported to the Sen
tie this afternoon. A new joint resO-
u1ion one of concessions is being
nddt to the Democrats who hold the
,ouse and must have a hand in the
lhrceation treaty.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
PRESIDING Elder Gibbs Preaches

FTCSIOinQ EtUGF GlDDS FESICfEG5
Presiding Elder J. T. Gibo5, ue
ivered a very able and interesting
ermon at the Methodist churoh yes
erday.
Tie singing was good and the 60
~ Mr. Jack Stallings most exec lent.
The subject considered HeZz ekiah's
'ppeal to the king and to the people,
I Israel to depart from their wicked
Ways and to serve the Lord that He
v'oIIo bless them and not turn his
acc from them. The children OF Is
raei gathered into the city AMI after
oleansing themselves the priests went
INTO the sanctuary and made Sacrifices
into the Lord.
The speaker stated that he was
glad the blood of bulls and goats did
not stand between fallen man and
cur Heavenly Father, but that the
,1ood Of the Saviour had washed away
the sins of the redeemed. But there
was a need of cleansing, a purif1ca-
ion and there was too much of form
and ceremony, Of self Righteousness
md pride, and these should be subOr-
iinated in order to approach the
throne of mercy. For what need had
The, proud beggar of salvation who
felt in his heart that he was quite
good enough already?
1t is through trials and tribulations
hat we gain the victory, for what
.-ictory is there if we do not over
ONE self and if we seek life of
oasa and luxury rather than one OF
effort and sacrifice that the greatest
s1ory may be attained?
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
COTTON TODAY.

New York, Dec. 18.-Jan. opened
STA, March $50, May 9.06, July Ola.
Oct. 9.23, Dec. 9.12.
At noon Jan. was 9.87, March 9.11,
May 9.13, July 9.22, Oct. $50, Dec.
9.20.
Liverpool closed two points down
from the. opening with Jan.-Feb. 4.8S
IL, Ma.rch-April 4.91, June-July 4.98,
Sept-Oct. 5.O2, Dec.-Jan. 4.87 IL.
At 2 o'clock AIN. cotton was & 80
March 9.O3, May 9.15, July 9.23.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
HOLY GHOSTER IS SEN
TENCED

Captain of the Vessel Whereon SO
Many of the Followers Died Preach
ed Ten Hours Before Sentence 10
Passed
Portland, Maine, Dec. 18.-Rev.
Frank w. Sanford, the leader of the
Holy Ghost and U. IS. Society was
today sentenced for ten years FOR
manslaughter. He stood in his pulpit
at Shiloh A. 1r ten hours, preaching and
praying Lvfore going to, court where
he was sentenced
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
SECRET AGREEMENT

England and Japan VIII Aid the Man
chu Dynasty - Therefore There is
Friction.
Shanghai, Dec. 18.-There is little
hope in the conference with the
Manchus rebels unless WI Ting Fan
radical demands are granted. Eng
land and Japan have a secret agree
ment to aid the throne.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
A SYMPA.
THY STRIKE
PLANNED ON The HARTMAN and
ILLINOIS CENTRAL LINES.
100000
EMPLOYEES AFFECTED

st. Louis, Dec 18-30O,0O0 employ
ees of the Hartman lines and the
Illinois Central are to be asked to
strike in sympathy with the strike OF
the shopmen's system Of the fedora
tions of union labor. Final steps will
be taken at a meeting today Of the
National Labor leaders.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
First Quarterly Conference.

The first quarterly conference oi
the Methodist church was held here
today, Presiding Elder ]. T. CRIBS
presiding.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
Republicans Turning From Taft t.
a EoIIette2

Boston, Mass, Dec. 18.-Thdt the
developments of recent months have
made impossible the denomination OF
President Taft and that the country
is turning rapidly to La Toilette as
the next Republican presidential nom
inee were among the declarations
made by Giffort Pinchot, former chief
Of the United States Forest Service,
before a gathering of progressive Re
publicans in fremont Temple. Satur-
day night.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
WILL BE TRIED AFTER XMAS.

Summons for Venire of $50 Cit-
zens Issued to Try Rev. Mr.. Richie
son.
Boston, Dec.1S.-The Superior Grim
ina1 court issues summons for 250
citizens for the Suffolk jury which
is to try Rev. Clarence Richeson on
January Is.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
Burns PRINCIPAL Witness.

indianapolis, Dec. 18. Detective
,urns is the star witness before the
federal grand jury into the dynamite
inquiry plot today. The jury will an
ourn Thursday until January the srd.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
JUMPED FROM A cARoosE.

In Order to Save Brakeman Who
Fell From Car.
Jersey City, Dec. 18.-James De
vine a Pennsylvania freight. conduc-
tor, dived from a caboose, in New
ark, today and rescued William Mill
er, a brakeman, who fell from a car.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
Lioht House Tender Killed.

Dct1oit, Dec. 18.-John Dunbar, en-
nlcyed by the government as the
Eight house tender Amaranth was
,lown to pieces by the explosion OF
gas buoy aboart the vessel.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
A National Defense Fund

Chicago, Dec. 18.-A movement has
been started to prepare the nation
for coming disasters. Congress is Uo
be asked to establish a "defense fund
Of eight millions which is to be raised
by taxing each listed business in the
United States $500.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
STOCKS.

New York, Dec. 18.-Lehigh Valley
was active at the opening of the mar
ket at seven efghths advance from
Saturday and then dropped one Eaif.
Steel is unchanged. Parma. is up one
half. The curb is quiet and steady.
Americans in London are firm.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
PROVISIONS

Chicago, Dec. 18.-Dec. wheat Was
.S4 3-4, Dec. corn was .63 Is.
At noon Dec. wheat was .95 IA,
Dec. corn was .63 5-8.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
The Union Station.

Chairman Mcneil is here looking
over the Union station situation.
He will not report for several days
vet
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19
THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Tuesday with mod
crate and northea sterly winds.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-12-19

At 200 O'Clock Dec. Wheat was 95
IA, Dec. corn was .63 So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Rcttete GIN 9inh Bpm spbe.

.NaGoem unier Sinh Elm, ',ya6r lana
M einem ibIimmsn EXPERIMENTATION
gelitten bate, ifreibt u. 8. 8itarbs
ion bon Hidarbion's 0iius. Nla., .bes
fiirIteten mir. CO Bate Die Sffpinb>
iudt. eS hattie beftdnoig eiuen idlimz
men Suiten. @ir perIudten piefe
Iittel obnc Grfolg uno ale bon
aer5ten perifriebenen Tr5neien idics
nen ebcnio nuslcs su iein. SdlicBs
lid beriuhten mir Or. Sings Reip
Discovery unb cs freut uns, mittbeiz
len 81 f6nren. bab cine Slai6e cine
~politdnSise aIr berbeifibrte unb bab
infer &inS piebcr geiunb unb frdfti9
it," Sir Suiten, grtdltuneen. Seis
~ierfeit. Ga Grippe. aitbma. Group nnb
ipebc 2uusen lit es bas unfeblborife
Wittel. bas berseitelt pirb. Yreis
so Gents uflb $1.00. YrobeflaIdc
irei. 8arantirt bon Z. %. Ruetc,
656 WaW Str.. Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23

granb unb rettete alif oieie @eiie
notwithstanding Dos 9eben BON SrGu.
lem @bittafer uno bercn betaeter
Wiltter, Die in Dem ;peiten Stof.
lperfe oes ,Snuics ihliefen. lie
Urouen merften crit. oaB in Dem
'Saiile Sei,er alsgebroten mar, ais
bic Soidmonnifoft nit Der 9efGln-
ptlina Der 6lamrnen begann. Bon
Der Inmeienbeii BON aberdeen in
Dem brennenben Sai,ie e~rfiibrell hle
Retter crit, als Srdlllein @bittafer
an einem Der obereu iSeniter eri6icn.
Sieie ipefte ifnea ibre Mtiltter uno
belize gelonaten uruerlest in Dos
Srete. Gos Sener m,irbe balb &c.
lo'ft, itro Der Sofpmptipfibrer iette
'etlie 0ahrt nit eincr Gcripdtnng BON
MIR ciniget Minuten fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
9entide GRANDDAUGHTER ais aontraft-
arbeifer benunstrt.

Die @inrpanberungsbeboroe anf
ellis Sslano plant mieber eine1
S6lae gegen beutife Sunbmerfer,
neil bieie anaebIih inter &ontraft
importirt norben limo. gs lpurbe
geitern m grfabrune sebraft, bag
IN ben Embellishments Der Soritmain
& Suffmanr 60. in 9aiiaic, q. s.,
elmer groben Siifpaaren. Sabrif unb
Seioenpeberei, Ginipanberungs 9e.
ante cine llnterilifrng eingeleitet
boben, Inn SaftbeiebIe bonn Sanoels.
iefretar 5itr 5eitnabn1e elmer an5abl
bon 8orarbeitern unb anberen gln.
geiteate1, ~eriangen gu fonnen. Die
nnteriuhung erfolgte auf Die De.
n~iin5iation zines Mannes bin, beIien
Name IN Der betreiienoen Sabrif
nobl befannt lit. Ger Oenunsiant
mar Idneere Seit in Dem Gtabliiie.
merit oils sSbipping Glerf" ange.
ite(lt un6 tpitr6e aus gepidtigcn
8riinben entiaiien. Ger Mann be.
finbet it'd ieitA1rei Sabren i'm 9anoe
nno bat inD peridiebenen 5abrif.
Stdoten bon Ren Seriep eearbeitet.
Isle melt Die ltnteriuf,lng gebieben
lit, mar a,tf @Gis Sslanb nift in
Grfabrune Su brinaen. God iinb
bic @nseite[ten in Der Sabrif aitf
tbrer Suit, mas natiirGif fir Die Gin.
panberrngsbeamten fein SinberniB
lit, in r~igoroier @eiie por5useben.
mie es bel ben 81 beutiden Strumpf.
mirfern in 9oper, g.. S., geiteben
it, Die ebenfa1s in Solse elmer De.
niinsiation oireft BON Der 9lrbeit mad,
eais Sslanb gebradt pilrben, uno
oeren Shidial ieit Wonaten in Der
Shnebe lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Inflase anf @erlcnmbnns seacn
Teroeii crbu6eu.

q m.-Eater 9ricare1i. g. s.,
bat MN formele alase mcgen Der.
leiimOung gegen Den ebemali9cn
Trieiter 8erbeii beim YrGiibenten
bes 8eriftshoies in 8om einserei6t.
Sn Der Inflaseihriit miro 5unGdIt
Der Irtifel oes romiifen 9erihter.
itatters bes .Secolo" wieoergegeben,
Dorin Dem Hater 9ricareai Ser.
lebung oes Sei9tgebeimuiiies porge.
%iporfen miro; Damn folgt elm Brief
gerbeiis, Der am Is. o. ~. i'm ,1ei.
iaggero" eritien, norm Der aleide
8oripurf nohmals erboben nno er.
fldrt miro, Der Shreiber oes 9rieies
lei bereit, iebe alage anSunebmen.
Hah elmer fiirSen 3uiammeniaiiuna
bes Sbatbeitanbes fommt Slater 9ri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Gebem @eiiter III siimpfen mt?

Stein, niemaIs. Gs 1T ttGriht,
it'd Dor eingcbilbetc1 Hebeln 3it iiirf,
ten. penn es gilt, i'd seaen pirflide
'@efabren III siimpfcn, Dtorditen.
Iarihldnbereien unb un I65uese
tondlen. an idiissn. 9ieles iiub Die
Walaria saeime. Die AgIe. SrDjtclr
nno Stcber. S6pdcbe. Shmerden II;
Rem 8noden nnb IusfeIn perurz
laden unb Den toStliden Sppbus 1erz
'%beifubrer mosen. Ibes electric
Sitiers pernihtet Sieie bosartisen
Seine unb entfernt iie aus ben,
glute. .Orei Slaiden trieben baS
@alariafieber aus meinem Spitem".
i6reibt 8m. Sretfpea BON 9ueama,
u. g.. limb ih erfreute mi1 feitber
Der bciten Geinnbbeit." 8ebraudet
oieies 5uberldiiiae UNI iifere Seils
mittcl. so Gents in 3. B. q ueie's
Gpotbefe. $50 Nain StraBe, Sus
bnque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-23
Ter Subel in Gins 2esislatmr.

Columbus, Ohio. Die
5ranflin gountp 8rano Sllrp trot
littalt ipieoer 5uiammen, Inn ibre
unteriufune Der glnflogen iiber aer.
ruption in Der Sbio'er 9~eaislotur
feitSuiesen.
9aB Die inter Dem @eroaft Der
geitehlidfeit itebenoen Mitalieoer
Der Segislotitr Dor feincm Mittel 5lt.
riidlhrefen, gebt ans Der Sbatiad,e
berpor. baB irgenb Semono, Der BEL
Den gerbanolrngen Der 8robgeidno.
renen 5lgegen lit, fir @elo nnb quite
Worte Imtsgebeimniiie preisaibt.
5iir Die 9eidulbigten lit es bon I'M.
gebeurem Wcrtbe 81 erfabren, meld,e
Iusiagen Dor Den @roBgeidmorenet
gemaht mur0en INTO mas fir BE.
Deismaterial porbonoen lit, ba lie
oarno6 ibre eigehen Iusiagen rid.
ten fonnen. Ser Golntp. Inmolt bat
biinoige Serpeiie in SGnben, oaB Die
Ierbanoluneen Dor Den @roBae.
idporenen, Die itrifte sebeim gebaI.
ten nerben miiiierl, ailf irgeno cine
@eiie ben Sei6lloigten 5~ugGnsIib
Iinb.
Wan pernnitbet in Ser Gountp.
Inwaltsoffice, bob eintpeber elm
8robgei6morener ooer elmer Der lpe.
nigen anneienben 8eri6tsbeamten
beItohen ipuroe uno MN ben Snfor.
marten lpielt. Der Gountp. @npalt
erflGrte, er peroe aIle Sebel in 9e.
pegilng iesen, oieiem reiien Stanoa[
10 raid iuie m0gIi9 Elm gnoe 81,
MAIDEN.
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CAB polen aentreoompf. 9i.rb ben
ploslifen idarfen Stud milrbe @il-
ltams ourh bas Cab binSurd) port
Der 2pfomotipe abseifIeubert. Ger
Sei5er iprong ob. Die 9ofcmotipe
ihpB nit GROCER 8eihpinoigfeit
riidlpdrts, iallite an Der riidr1rtigen
citation porbei uno in einen GitnneI
tinein. Der 9ofomotipe .par cine
Dor Gar" angebdngt unb altf bieier
befo,o iif] Der &onoufteur Ghlrdia.
Der aber IN Der Gar illltbia aiiSlielt.
big Die Sofomotipe burG, Sen SunneI
binourh mar. 0anu fletterte er in
oas CAB, mas er in Dem 5unnel ielbit
litt tbun fonnte, neil b;eicr su NE.
brig mar, uilb brafte Die 9ofomotipe
sum Steben, nad)bem bieie 21a M1ei-
len meit obne &ontroae nit Der
Shneligfeit bes Slites geIalien
mar. $50,
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