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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
Issue and Redemption.

The issue and sale Of the $3.50. 900 in
bonds for road purposes is authorized by
chapter IS OF the session Laws of la1l.
The law provides that the bonds shall
bear interest at a rate TO he fixed by the
state hoard of loan commissioners. not
exceeding per cent per year, Interest
is 10 be paid semi annually. on the first
OF Janperv and the tlrst of July. At the
expiration OF ten years after the issu"
fr,onfinued on P9Go TEol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
Purpose of State.

Questions put to talcsmen by counsel
for the state were taken to indicate
the prosecution s intention TO try to
show that the killing of Patterson was
premeditatcd and deliberate aud that
Il verdict Of murder in the first degree
with the death penalty will be asked
Especial stress was laid on the tales
men Z willingness TO send woman to
the galows if the evidence warranted.
''Do you believe that. under the law.
AL persons are equal. male or female,
and would YOU be willing to impose the
death penalty upon this defendant It
Won find her guilty. as readily us you
would upon mau?' asked Special
Prosecutor Bcusou Of each talesman-
''Do YOU believe in the law OF self"
defense aud do you believe woman
entitled to its protection 40 well as a
man,'' was one of the questions put
TO talesmcu by ATTORNEY o. y, Hilton
for The defense. Significance was at
tached to anoth-- OF his questions:
"Should 1t appear that this defend
ant believed herself at the time in dan.
ger of death or great bodily injury
even il it later appeared that she was
wrong, could YOU bring III verdict Of
ocouIttal on the grounds OF selt'dc-
fense?'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
ad0utrage.

Ha Outrage.
7k got to the sCens cf the tar
Itsson said he was forced To
ttlerc stood Everett Clark. the
tllsr Of Beverly, with gunny-
n bis head. through which eyes
r1ing holes had been pokcd, and
" was Jay Fitzwater, his head
NTH IL mill bag When Miss
saln and Ricord drove by, An
t& ne and TSindeisparger stepped
p mad and pointing a toy pistol
p Aljed che pair,
cher mcn wearing masks" said
1a came up and took Mary out
Nggy Ricord got out and hid.
nan held the tar can"
5En said, Two Of the mon were
Clark and Fitzwater. The third
sn know.
nat part OF Miss Chamberlain f
= they put The tsr?" Anderson
lsti
hr lower limbs. as near as
WI he replied,
non said after the act was ac-
81 Miss Chamberlain was helped
Z clothes and, with tar dripping
Pen. she got into the buggy and
ssay with Rlcord.
Lndermuth. one Of Anderson 5
'Sms. corroborated the testimony,
IN Trial.
niec men on trial today were
ckrk. brother OF Z. G. Clark,
@f Sho pleaded guilty. and John
and a. y. Simns. farmers. And
.zuhed that they were not mem
'oe band who actually spread
" they came TO the rendez-
"'t aDd were unable TO keep uT
o'heFs. who rode motorcycles.
- attorney McCanlcss made the
= '@'encnt for the prosecution
3 's Inc history OF the case, He
A' 'hs plot was laid in Shad!
(. 'sus' :. how Edward Ricorl, The
'a'oef' was hired 10 take Mis-!
- zap ont in buggy on tho pre-
seoruns her To a rountr:
'ncn delivered her over 10 th'
Hn Tie tar hiding behind th,
z M Vold how Chester Anderson
~ hndelspsrgcr had played
'men on the barber and tn
2 y Mill.
sa UP The buggy at the poin
McCanlass declared. "Thc.
4 'ouhg woman from the bugg
sA ner on the ground. They tor
~uhs' and while one poured
n An The tar upon her make
q -, =" The men wore masks"
~ u'ree defendants had no
"ciual "tsrring." McCanIes
-" own boast. the reason the
/, W vas because they were un
Race Will the mGlorcvcIe,
ss,.e equally TO blame with tb
. Sl,d,,a inoorcr OF Beverly. wh
- eou.. "utser was sentenced in
81 H. ~ snorlly after the "tarrins
aays in jail for = part in !
III I,,., "i'hess called. He is
WE h ,s.er On appeal. He told no
osen go between" be,wee
J 4a the clarks. He said he wa
% ~. and unmarried.
~ Ato,u,.ma mixed up in this affair?
s. ''ney MccanIcss.
"a sSout It,,
y IL 70 Shady Bend with ,os
III 'fstt Clark" said Ander
Fl n vas tbat?"
haI l. I sold it to tho III,
~na one of thcm-I don't r,
s'asiaaea or Page Two.3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
Families in Panic.

Next door north OF i22 South Main
street IS The Christensen Shoe company
100 South Main street. II is believed
by Chief Glove that the merchandise oi
this company was not damaged NeN'
door South Of l22 is the Madson' owen
ctnnfiunad ON Page Thr0e.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
Idljng Story Told by One of
members of Kansas Mob
|Who Attacked Young
School Teacher,
/ STRIPPED BY
HER PROSECUTORS
! Mass Applied to Hel
:; Victim of Cruel Out
. Hears Confession Of
the Miscreant.

gcoLN CENTER. Kan. Nov 90
Mile the young victim sat mo-
uonlcss, betraying not the least
sbn Of tear. Chester Anderson,
laborer. related 10 a jury this
.sss tine startling story OF how ten
II LInc9ln county, himself one Of
Euber, dragged Miss Chamber
4 school teacher. from n buggy near
|. ,iile school house and adminiS-
ID coat OF tar To her naked body,
N cross examination. Anderson
|td that he had never heard any
agslnst Miss Chamberlain and
IA part In the tarring followed n
h Clarks mill the day OF the
n when Sheriff. Clark or Mr..
D uked mo il ! would take Mary
-<hsin out that night, that they
u 10 lar hcr--T said no..
tEsa told OF how Inc had arranged
|R Rlcord 10 take the girl for a
j 81 and OF going back 10 Clark 5
|sDl!iy the gang. The night of
|Esg Anderson and Ebert klndel-
q s5pve TO the scene III a buggy,
tef members OF the mob came
|<.r.rIsS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-21
Stlouss Is Named,

The name of Emil Strouss, million
aire clothing manufacturer Of Chicago,
was brought into the proceedings by
Spocial Prosecutor Benson. who in
cluded Strouss in those persons OF
whom he asked talesmen if they were
acquainted,
In the course of trisl attorneys for
tbe defendant say there will be unfold
ed the story of sixteen year-old girl
whose beauty attracted the attention
Of a Chicago millionaire. who. declaring
his intention TO wed her, sent her TO
Paris TO be educated and five months
later brought her back to Chicago,
where, under renewed promises of mar
riage, he established relations which
continued for five years, during which
they were thought by the family aud
friends of both to be man and wife.
Married TO Patterson.
How the millionaire, finally tiring of
the prl. arranged with Charles A. Pat
tersou, young Chicago broker. that
she should become Patterson s wife, for
which. Mrs Patterson declares, she aft
crward learned that her husband bad
received $500. will be told tue Jury
bv the defendant, her attorneys say.
The unhappiuess of her married life,
tainted at the outset by this discovery,
and marked from the very beginning,
she says, with repeated attempts to
force her to wiring money from her for,
mer admirer, will be related.
She will tell. it is said, how, after re-
turning from trip abroad with her
wealthy admircr, trip. she says mude
al her husband s urgent demand. some
fCinnfinnad ON PaRa Ten
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

is in again, trying to explain his
"without-beneft'of clergy rela-
tions with Meta Sinclair; near di-
vorced wife of Upton Sinclair,
the Socialist author.
Bert Franklin, charged with
bribing Robert Balm, Juror in Nc
Namara case, has been held to
Superior Court of,Los Angeles.
10000 Russian troops have
been sent to Persia. Orders have
been issued from ST. Petersburg,
for hanging of all Persians, who,
have fired upon. soldiers of Gar.
IF judges are honest in their
work, they will not be disturbed
by the recall -LaFellette. And
furthermore-Vox populi. vox
del.
Judge E. D. Kline, Ann Arbor.
Mich, who has been on circuit
court bench for rs years. urges
that all divorce laws Of Michigan
be abolished.
100 girl students in Wadleigh
school, N. Y, will adopt baby and
care for it, as part of their course
in domestic science.
IF you let federal incorpora-
ton, federal sanction, fasten the
over-capitalization of the trusts
upon us, you never will get relief
from high prices nor industrial
bondage. "-LaFollette.
Dict FIR Sxx,oY,oY,ir,cr Car,fra1 a ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

for the lockout nthe cotton mills
of this district, which has thrown.
10000 people out of work, and
which will mean a weekly wage.
loss of 81, 100000 to the en-
ployes. l
The girl is Miss Margaret
Bury This is the explanation
she gave today of the charge that
she is directly responsible for the.
lockout: rs
: In the first place the charge.
that !. am responsible is absurd.
The unionists are responsible.
My fellow workers at the
Helene mills went on strike be-
cause our employers fould not
discharge Thomas Riley and his
wife, who had refused to join the
union.
i was in the union then. But
I did not think this was right. I-
do not believe in the closed shop
idea. Sol left the organization.
Riley and his wife have since.
joined the union. | wont go back
now, and that is why they are.
blaming me.
mo amount of persecution
will induce me to rejoin the ranks
of organized labor. The fault is.
clearly with the union, and the
members thereof have no one to.
blame for the present situation
but their own leaders" +
The strike at the Helene mills
in Accrin9ton, where Miss Bury
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-28

BLAME STUBBORN GIRL
FOR LOCKOUT OF 10000
Manchester, Eng, Dec. 28.-
One stubborn girl is being blamed
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-19
R E CHAIRS.

A New Feature of the Yankee Robin
son Shows.
No show touring the country today
has the character of seats carried by
the Yankee Robinson hows. The
orandstand, the latest achievement
in the seat line, is bound to meet with
great favor with the patrons of the
big show. The grandstand~ consists of
one thousand opera chairs. evrey one
of which is numbered. The reserved
seats are also numbered, the same as
ann ope r. houes, and when you pur-
chase q grandstand OF reserve seat
ticket, your ticket will have the num-
Der, row and section printed thereon.
No n after how late you come to the
circus your seat will be held for you.
For the convenience of the patrons
of the theater, grandstand and reserv-
ed onseats will be placed OH salea on
the morning of exhibition, SO as to
avoid the rush at the ticket wagon.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-19
DOG TAX NOTICE.

To Owners OF Dogs:
The city ordinance requires tax Of
81 90 on oil male dogs and Sc 90 on all
female dogs to be paid before June
18th Of each year. All dogs on which
tax il not paid and propely tagged af-
ter June 18th will be taken up en-
pounded and an additional charge Of
81 90 will be made for empounding
same, and if the tax is not paid the
same will be killed. The chief police
hes been given strict instructions TO
enforce this ordnance with out fear or
favor.
John st edronsky,
Mayor
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-19
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned up till noon, June 2, 1911,
for building a school house in Wahehe
district No. 2. Plans and seecifica-
tions may be examined at the office OF
Floete Lumber Co., Wagner, Floete
Lumber Co., Lake Andes, Or at my
Office in Greenwood.
HENRY Frederick, Clerk.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-19

Emerson said if . man could
make something better than
anybody else, the whole world
would make q path to his door.
The whole world is not coming
my way by a long shot. Blu,
many are getting their suits
made of Bonnem, Yankton's
Leading Tailor, at popular
prices $40 &25. $50 $35. Write
for samples or let me know
about when you would like to see
me at Wagner.
Yours for Business,
-Bonnem the Tailor.
los Sd st., Yankton, S. D.
Phone 242
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-19

For sale, several good brood SO VS..
They will farrow in April and May.
Two miles west of Wagner.
Ed. Schnose.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25
Gpr,s,sa bDn Der 0riitfe.
Cine melaHdOlifde Gran itiirst iidl 10
ben Cbioitrrm.

3ahlrsi6e Jubsdn9er unb am ufer
itfbenbe leute martin geitern Wlittdg
uuf Der Giibbobnbriide s3eussn zines
nufrsesnbeH auftriiis. Cine Jrdu. bic
pom Gintinuotisr GRbe aus bic Bride
betrtten uub bis iibsr ben erlten pFsiIer
btndus getpanbert mar, fletisrte pI0bs
lid iiber 0ns gtldnDer uno itiirSte iih,
sbe Semanp ss psrbiubern tonnts. in
ben oneeihpouensn Strom. 9sridies
nene OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES batttH ben
0orfdu b.mtrtt. Sin WanH RamsHs
Rilfp mar iogleih in eiRen Qdhen gss
ipruHgen uno auf bic Stslle sugsru@
bert. ipoislbit bic Grau aus bem Wafer
tpiensr ouftduhen piirpt. 8eim Siueis
ten 4uftauhsn pafte tr bic Gsbensrii=
be nuo sos iis In feinen aabn. oistpeil
bic Menlhsnmense. ME bon einem Zip
beFreit, I'm 6od3rufs ausbraf). Gin
berbeiesrufener gatroIpagsn brahte
bic igrau mad benz 6ofpital. Sts mar
tros hires furdiboren Sturtss uno bes
tolteH 8does polItommn bti 8tiInz
nung. Ss nannte iib Jrau emma
9errn, So SABRE aft unb 30. 1858
MoperlD apenus. in Gairmount. tpohHs
baft. sic foste, iis lei nisbsrseitimmt
uns babe iith bas asben nehmsn ipo[Isn.
igait I'm bisielbe 3eit erihien pic
9pdter Der Grau. Goa Shannon, in
Der 5. 3iftrittiintion unp meIoete ben
4bsang ibrsr Ruttsr. Grau Sbannor
fasis, ibre Wutter Isi trdnilid,. 9titerr
Worgen lei iie aifasituHpen, um fiji
oiefelbe cine 1aFe Aafise 81 bsrsiten
aber tdum bdtts tie ben Riiden gsiehrt
70 iei ibrs Wuttsr perihnuno.n gene
len. Srou Terms WinHn tpur Stpan
sig Sabre lang Elm Snnalioe sttpeisr
uHo bic Satin bate i'm oufoPferni
gspflspi. Rafoem Der Batter ssitorber
mar. sr3dbIte Jrou Shannon peittr
hdtisn It'd, bel Der muttsr gsifiias Sto
runssn ssssigt. iObab iis mad Gong
pistp atiditt tperoeH muBte. 3ort ma
tie Dor eiaissr 3sit als sebetlt eRtlnHu
iporesn, bod iteattn ii6 bic msIaHnoIi
fhn aHfdlIe balo ipieber tin. SHfoie
Der Grihiititruug uHo Der a[lsemsiuel
a6rp.rIhpd6e in Der 3uitanb Der Be
bdusrnsptrtben 5rau bsiorsniBtrre
| osno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

Der perI0nIide Ra6ldB bes Sobn
y. MurpbD betrdat $552.70; berjents
ge bes g6as. &. Debber $1937; perz
ienige bss augult 8iHber $504.
9eri ihtebeHes.
Die attibd Der americdn 5ouieAolo
Mddinerp Man. Co.. pel4e auf
$2343,75 abgsIhdst porben DarsH,
ipurben bur6 Den Reeeiper nit Gsnebs
migung beg SufolDen8gsrihts fiir$s0O
an 20. 8. SuHtsr perfauft.
Sn Gahen Der 9erldngerun9 Der
Galpler Qpe., BON 8eIta 4Ds. 3ur
Spge StraBe, purbeu foIgsnbe Gnts
fhsibuRgsn fir apprppriirtes 9runos
sigsntbum betpiaist: Senrp 8aer $3.50,
eugene uHo Gllu SpeeHep 800
G9as. uub ellie Sing 800, Wm. g
unb 2i53ie Dhite $500.
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Ma ~ albDnOale
2sKaid,t Der observation-disclosures Gr.
gaHbis bas 8lattfrabeipitaI ber.
Iest an baben.

Ter itaotif6e GeTunbheitsbeumie
OF. 2anbiE, Der bstunntlid DOR GINGER
s2eit Eh balm ousfpr1d), bab bds btss
tsrigt BIatitrnhoipltnI ouf priee 5il
cufeeeetsn tperben unb itott eeifeH Gin
btiOnosrtr paDiLlon fur 8ldtttrntrdnts
In 0erbinbung nit benz Heueu itdoti.
Tden Gofptidl In NpoHoale errintet
irtrbsn iclIts. ipraf fidb seitern eiugs.
htnb iibsr bideH plau aus.
GsiRer QHiitt nah ipiiroe iid oifiss
proiett obns isbtpsbe Sdmitrigtsit
psripirtli6tn lofen uno bic Wsrruiria
Iihuns piiroe namenilif iiir bic Gtus
Dtnfsn Der Mlebisin poH bsr grobteH
Wi6tisteit uno Dem erOBten Rusfn
ftin.
Der ssfammt. itdo.tife 6ofpital'
hetrisb." iaste Dr. aanois, -IOlIts
Wsintr anFbt na4 iib brauben In
gIponbaIe nuI Dem Gtldnns btfiHoetl,
bds sur Grrihiung bss nsueH itdbti.
ihen 6ofpitals bsfiimmt lit. Dort fon
ia au6 Elm mebisiniThes college srftes
bH uuo als naturesmdbs Golae tpirb
her msoisiniihe unierris)t eaHn mshr
tliniTn isin unb III Is BON Der ullsr.
qr1bten Mi6tisf,ii, oab bic StubirsH.
ten aIIe bic ptrihitbensH RraHthettss
trfhetnunsfH t<obchten uno ituoiren
i6nnen."
Auf oie 5rnet, Oh ourh bic Grid
tuHg hes 8Ictternboipitals irgsHo tutl'
de sfnfedunssssfahr fiir BITE Ruhbar.
ichdfI ptrurIant piiroe, bsmertie Tr.
2dnbis: .0on elmer anfiedungsae.
f1tr tann dbiolut nidt oi. Rebs IeiH
GrItsns tGnnis Der betrsffsubs gapiuor
ia 10 errihist uerosn, oob sr gum alIer,
nriahtfteR etfpo loo BIS 200 Ydros
ron bsm n6@ftsH Wchnhauis sntfernt
lit unb aubsrbem lit ois Gsfabr .iner
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Der glibe beiinbli6er gsbdub. poliic
ause.f6loFen, nsnn mare bitfes MID
Der Gof, 10 niirbs es um bic Ra6bdr
i6afs pss ass.npdrtis,n ItdetiTfer
GpfpiinIs Thltmm beftelIt i.in, benz
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nss Gebduoss porbsi, ipdhrsnb feb
pi,le 2eut. in Der 9ahbaritait ipos
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ssbrofen ipGren.
.5iir ubfolut binfdilis talts ih aud
oiN g.baupiuHa. SoB bas Grunotipsn
fbum in Der Rnnbarfd,dft eHtpertte
iperoeR ipiirbs. faas bas 8ldttsrnbCfpi
tai auf bem GsEdnbe bes reuen ftabti
f6eH 6ofpita!s srri6t.t ipsrbsn iOuie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

lRob. Sports, "a, 1852 Garibds. pt.
Si[ie Dsismon, 80. Bbite Dat, 8.
IgDm. Grosl.p, 25, 4O8 Oft gDsart Ct.
tGsriruoe WermuH, 18, osseI.
IGapiS Tlouafth. "a. 1903 Rutb ap.
aoretta 30. genbsr, q. Gilbert Up.
IRormor SieItrt. 3421 Clifton ap.
lGftp! R. Mrritl. 260 2uOlOp aD.
l5drrp Wei.r, %. 3os Deit IA. ct.
6attis Burnett. "a, bsssI.
IDaIter 5obn glDsiiebt, 80, ReipDrrs.
lpearl 1rnfts. %. s6S Rodouls gIu.
lgeo. irani Sor6p. q, 2atonia, ap.
lGruce 8apis. is. u. unb Rde. Ct.
lgernarbg gorsmonn, %, 155dOr,ItslD.
I Scfspbin. WboIsH. "A. GA Shillitu.
(2onp StnbeIbn9, q. 456 Oft s. ct.
lgnRu MeasshuH. 18, 627 groooUap,
|Gasp<rgertrom. 25, ,1612WaperIspglu
lamaHou lig. q. 1899 5arriioH ND,
|gsartin gsfi.u6a6. 3s. Rsaoins. 8
litlieia BfObl. 80. 2odlano. 8.
Isfrmin Go.lis. %. gbieagO. 81.
lpauline Gslins. p, 1893 Waoe Ct
I5os. f}iider, "a. 260s Gempisp ct
l9auro ainleH. rs. 2609 GummiHsSt
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lWaub Goodman. %. Wpcmins.
l5obn 5aeobs, 80. 42s 5aiptborns4b
lanHnSulpin. 80. 949 Wcpberion2lD
laafoD.its Deaper, a.. augui1, 8
l2utp g.. Smitb, az. $40 Cod Ct.
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lauslia q. gOiit, 44O9 Bloral aD.
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Eterblid)f d)feitsberid,t.

iyrans Gerbia. 80. 1913 g5rooibenet
Gtrobs, Shauinniuebt.
aoipe GmsrioH. 35. Walpsrn place.
glinbndrment3iinbuHa.
Spbu groipn. I'd. St. WasisH 6os
fpifal, RiersnIeiotn.
Noiniam G. G<ilsr. Al. 1747 Queen
Gisp aip.. 5erslsicen.
Wlarsueriie Dtpper. "a. BOIL Wlurs
bod ar., 1ubersulofs.
Doris 6drtmnHn. 80. lI22 6airfor
gsr., DebirnbIuten.
4holpb fedler. 80. 426 grea6tpon,
allfersi9n6he.
ssplnn Ueanssr. 10. 5cipituI gum
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Jo6n Briggs. 90. 9o2 Barr Str,
Nrebs.
glnna MeJarIanh, 50, l407 Bur
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5obn G6uFer. 43. II CORN Gtrabs,
ssrsbf.
amslia aenisl Is on Daniel Str,
Rysbs.
'aiai. aIhes. 20. 2272 gins Str,
lubsrtuiofe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-25

9g RsHE ssr ssrmibttx Maris
ReHasr ben Ratiss. .@is.,
bier esfHHbsn.

Esif sebruar iu6en bic 9sbGrben
Don Racine. MS, mad elmer iunstn
Gtutihen RameRs RGrie Rsnner, bic
bort isit NuguE porisen Sabrss ans
iiiitg sttpeItn uab nit siHtm bort
tpchnboften iungsn Tann psrlpbt gss
ipefeH mar, aber I'm 5.bruar pI0klih
bic Siaot ptrlieb. Sic bate iid oos
mails mii ibrem 0erlobten iiberiporfsn
nab isitben feblt isbt Spur BON i9r.
Die 1ebSreen BON Raetns ermitisls
ten Dor einisen 2agen, bob lri. Rem
ner ibrsn Gofftr nnh Cincinnati gss
ianni bate unD boroufbin ipurbs bic
bieftss gsoliSsi oufgsforbtrt. Rad
forf@nn9eH nddb eem Roffer an3uftel>
Zen. Den Deisftips Galnon unb
AoynpIb eelane % Gudb. ben aoffsr i'm
G.. o. &c %. @abHhof auisufinnen.
in benz aoffer befonn iih anber Qlsis
bansfftiiden elm In beutider Gprdhe
sefnrkbeaer 9riei, Der an ben Batter
bsr 9srfNwunbentn in Qeu lllm.
Dsutihldnb. serinist mar. Der
Gdreiber bes 9risies, tin ssniHsr
Alcis 6<ht Don Ro. 1888 Supsrior
6trobs, Nneine. ktbeusrt feline 2isbe
su Us1rie afsnnsr uno eriuht ben Das
ter. bod fsinsn Miberitonb ssGen ibre
Dtrbinouua aufsugebtn. Den 1riei
bot bic Werinnunbtne Hidt 3ur goii
ssgtbtH. Die HsbDrben bon Ratin.
ipftbsn Don bem Auffiaesn oss a0fs
fsrs usrhdHbist pubtn.
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Diaiam GlIilon bate iih seitsrn Dor
Qolisririhttr 9ohs unter Der 4ntlase
bes 8etruas su DerantpprteR. Gr mar
a!s SutIdRr sntlaHsn Doroeu. taufte
aber ipdttr in Dem SattisrasiddFt Don
Geo. Rabsr, 1880 goltrdin glpsnus.
auF ben Ramen feines friiberen arbsite
osbers Elm PferDsgeidirr. Gr ipuroe
perbdFtst unb gsiterH 81 30 Saesn are
beitsbdus unh 800 Celebrate usrurs
tbsilt.
sbpmas Scarborousb, Der als
Rahtpdhtsr Der Slpbabu aus sinem
9iitsrlpassn ein paar Sdube ssltoba
len bate, tparpe su so 5asen arbeitss
bdus unb $50 9elbitraFe psrurtbeilt.
2puis 9errae. Der i'm Ruufh in Ell
nsm Reitaurant ranhalirt unh Gbse'
Ihirr aerIhlcasn bate, ipu-be 3ul
3ablung BON $40 Strafs xrurtbeilt.
Bernard image fraielt tpessn Dieb.
fabls BON SaHtspertsasus 30 Tag
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Sn Der geitrigen 8srfammluHg oes
9eu:iheH lanopebr 8ereius, fDelae
unter 3orfib pon Serru Sp. Spers
mann uno Der protOtoafubrung BON
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fheu Rrieeerbunoes in DbesItng err
DdbIt.
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bic iibIi6e llntsritusung 3usrtonnt.
BrGIioent Spsrmarn madts auf ods
tommeupe 9oItsfeit oes 0eutihsn
Stahtperbdnns aufmsrtiam uuo forz
berte fernsr bic WtitglieDer oringeno
uuf, Der 9or'tequng gum 8elten oes
Qaitprius Deutuals i'm 8eutiheu
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nen. Die ourh Stimm3etteI fGtts
FiuoenbsDobI pou0elssateu CUR Tag
Iasuns pes 9eutf6eu arieser6uuoes
in DbeeIing am n. uno p. auguit
srqab folgenoes 8siuItot: Sp. Spera
mann, Subert Siteuoprp. 8. 9rOsn
uuo 8. R0ders. 9lls StsllDertretsr
tpurosn srpdbIt: Sol. DeiB, 6p.
Dei6maun, 4ug. Qangbans oGhas.
Sdmibt. Cine Ginlabung 3umg4ata
IenfsIt oes Deutihsn prot. Moiiens
psreins am IA. Wlai tpuroe oontsno
anaenommen. Der 8erein oeuti6er
8affenaenofen in st. Bapne bate
cine GinIQoung 81 isiuer am %,
Suni ftattftnoenoeu 5obHsntpeibc &C.
fc5idt. Der Setretdr puroe tR'trutrt,
ben 9aut oes 2dnope6rs s9eretns fiji,
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