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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
DELEGATES NAMED
BY THE CITY UNION
FOR KINGS DAUGHTERS STATE
CONVENTION.
To Be Held at the First Presbyterian
Church in This City. October
10th and nth.

At a meeting of the representatives
OF the various circles OF the city union
or the King 5 Daughters. in the lee
tire room or 81. Luke's church last
evening. Mrs. Frank Zook was elected
delegate and Mrs. Albert Shan alter
nate. 10 represent the city union at
the annual convention OF the King :
Daughters OF West Virginia. which
VIII be held in the lecture room OF
the First Presbyterian church in this
city on October 10th and 18th. The
visiting delegates will be entertained
with banquet at the Y. W. G. A. on
Tuesday evening. and luncheon Will
be served in the association rooms on
Medne sday.
Other arrangements for the conven-
ton We're also completed, and II is
expected that every city will be well
represented. Among the prominent
speakers will be Mr. Charles Weller.
OF Pittsburg. who is prominent in
social and charity work.
There are fifteen circles in the city
union, and all OF these have named
delegates I'm proportion TO member
ship. which will make up a grand
total OF over 100 delegates for Wheel
ing alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

IN fhe matter 81 the estate 81 John
w. Hays. deceased. Private sale OF per
fornI property confirmed
Harry W. Errctt. guardian ~ tho es-
tate - John ". Troll q minor. vs. hfs
N"fi AMI others. Iotitlrn 90 sell real
estate. Apprai cement confirmed and
bond ordered ln tie sum ~ $3.50
To Co.," matter 81 frc estate nf tIuarcv
Rush. deceased. Richard Rush appoint
i'f ndrinIsfrufn-. bond $500. with g.
81 t'H'f"r Hrd jaime. Wssk. a- sure.
fte.
in tu" matter q tho estate ~ John
~fr.ff %. da.ena.I PROOF .f rnnII.af.1n
90 not'U" 90 appointment filed.
ir t'e matter ~ t.e estate ~ gar4r
MH'yr. an alleged lrrnfr. Application
fn- 'rru rfrrrt ~ frsrI.Hr r.rI and
notice ordered
lr f.a rfff.r off f.e viii no a1ra g.
iIaff.. deceased WUi fIsf nrI Dr..
f.. fol Ordered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
SUICIDE VERDICT
Coroner Holds Inquest Over Remains
OF Mrs. Wslker-Act Was the
Result Of Remorse.

Following an inquest over the re-
mains Of Mrs. Minnie Walker. OF No.
81 Seventeenth street. Coroner DR.. \.
%. Nichols rendered a verdict last
evening OF Death caused by carboIic
acid taken with suicidal intent" The
remains we're sent 10 the former home
Of the deceased az Moundsvi1e.
j. was shown by the evid, nee that
Mrs. Walker had been housekeeper
for Thomas Rose for some time. and
was not his wife as was enormously
reported IN another paper on Sat.
urday night. they and some friends
had been drinking. and in n ~ Of TO-
morse the unfortunate woman swaI-
lowed the deadly acid Sunday after.
noon. She was breathing her last
W hon mo North Wheeling hospital
WAS reached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

$ovica H"y'cr axe 20. and Margifa
borecser, age o.. both ~ Fsirpoirt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
interesting Paper Read by Dr. Hupp
at Regular Meeting Of Doctors.

AZ the regular meeting OF the Ohio
County Medical society Ia the assem-
bly, room OF the Wheeling board OF
trade. last evening. Dr. Frank lie
Moyne Hupp read avery interesting
paper on Surgery OF the Nerves.
which was we'll received lie aso
made some interesting comments in
connection with the reports OF the
delegates 10 the state convention or
the West Virginia Medical Associa.
ton
a resolution was adopted providing
Tor changing the regular meeting
hours 20 BE- called for $3.50 Instead OF
Sis 3. 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
HEAVY PLAY ON RUNNERS
AT THE TURF EXCHANGE
SECURE SERVICE THROlU G II
PONY TELEGRAMS.
Municipal League Will Make no Fur
ther Move Until Judge Dayton
Renders Decision.
Exchange Cannot Operate.
Says Deputy Rathbone

When seen at the Mcclure last
evening regarding the pool room
case Deputy TqN Commissioner
Rathbone made the following
statement: While the turf ex-
change viii no doubt make
hard fight for life l think that
IL is only the question ~ short
time until they are put out ~
commission. The state law
passed by the legislature ia
effective and the city law re-
garding turf exchanges passed
prior 70 the state law in my
opinion viii not stand.
Under the present laws the
turf exchange cannot receive in
formation on the races through
any wire service. such as private
messages as you state they re-
ceived yesterday. Any company
furnishing or allowing such mes
sages as these 10 be sent makes
them party to the crime.
think that within a few days the
exchange will ne cut off from
all wire service OF any kind on
races"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
SERIOUSLY HURT
Was Mrs. Edward Westwood. AGED
South Side Lady. Struck
by Engine.

Mrs. Edward Wcstwood. 80 years
old. was Knocked down and severely
injured yesterday morning az 1880
O'Clock when she failed 20 hear an
approaching engine ar the crossing
at Eom and Twentyninih streets.
Mrs WestWOod. who is extremely
hard Of hearing. was just stepping
on the track when struck BY the 81.
gine. which WAS moving slowly She
was hurled a considerable distance.
and sustained painful injuries.
\ physician was summoned and
The injured woman taken 10 the home
NJ Z. W. kreiter. where she is STAY
Ing The injuries were found 10
consist o. several broken ribs and
bruises. II was thought az first thar
she could not live. but az a late hour
last night hopes wcre entertained for
her recovery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

must have their fun. they frequently
carry II too FAR and the result Is IL
reaches the disgraceful stage and
gives the Wheeling high school a bad
name not only in Wheeling. but in
other cities and towns.
u Is likely that the order put into
erect yesterday will have the ten
dency 10 prevent some OF the dis
graceful performances that have char
acterized the actions OF the students
of a student In the past. and which,
one one occasion. caused the parents
OF a student to send him to a private
school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
ST. GAINESVILLE

ST GAINESVILLE. Sept e5-The
following Is the second assignment for
to fall term of common pleas court:
Monday. October 2-E. y Campbell
~ Emerson kcyscr and 9th ers
Tuesday John CourtWright vs. Marion
T. Brinker, executor.
" Wednesday charles J. Welsh ys VII
liam oliver and otuers
TnurSday-A. T. Stuart vs. = l.. Mead
as adminlsfrator.
Friday-Mike Huiatov tch IS The Bel
mont coal Mining company
Saturday-Bertha Toilet vs. Thomas
r. Toilet
Monday October Peter g. Hughes
N~ Edward Murray
'ay Hughes Roberts IS John
sasslty.
.Ir~day Nelson y. crow vs Tie
N..eiug TractionNcompanv
Thursday James VI. King vs The
Wheeling Traction company
Friday. y Du Roie a. admins
traitor ~ The Heilairo Light and Power
company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

While the old familiar cry OF the
telegraph operator or TThcN're or at
Lexington WAS missing AZ the Wheel
ing Turf Exchange yesterday. due 10
the fact that the order Of Judge Day
ton directing that the National T-le-
phone corporation discontinue fur
nishing race reports To- Tn" exchange
was carried out. the ponies ran just
the same. and the room received a
heavy play. II the Municipal league.
which secured the order from
Judge Dayton TO prevent the Ma
eNchanhe. wants tn" pool room
closed It will have 10 take some other
step. for the pool room has arranged
to get its service over the telegraph
wires ia thu form of messages. and
attorneys state that there il NJ law
60 prevent receiving such service
" When Judge Dayton handed down
his decision IN tho case GA saturday.
the turf exchange officials an
u"unCrd thar they wo.ld make no
fight 90 retain service through tho
Natiout until the court took definite
action in the matter The leased
wire. which furnished a detailed de-
scription ~ IN" bang tails as they
flashed around the oval ON the various
tracks ouisid" o. NV York state. wa
for the first time IN MANY Years dis
connected during the morning Tnuts.
Iikcrs and tho regulars. however.
were soon Informed that = book would
he made. and shortly alter go o'clock
IN" entries at Lexington their jockies
and odds came in. and were posted
ou "a" hoard cal Miller and the
other pool room ticket writer's then
started selling and the play WAS
nearly ms heavy as nm any other
Monday.
At post time the fare was closed
and owing 600 tn DELAYED service 20
WAS twenty minutes after tho horses
had finished before the exchange wa
flashed the winner ON the pony s-rv-
Zee over tho postal wire This DELAY.
~ course. will have "a tendency 90
decrease the play to certain extent.
but Oh" regulars muust VIII b..
IiHrrd fus' tha same Hs before the
Natioral wire was taken out The
memory boufias that have n0urish.d
IN Information secured hy the turf
eNchHuge viii suffer more than the ex-
change. for they are unable to cop
Tho odds AMI entries as early as they
have iu th. past.
indictment Pending.
IulHe- 90. iuII. tfusuf against Tho
turf 'yDhHuF'. now pending boo ohio
counts rriuIr af court. results ir a
fHnr lotion 20 ffr operators. fhr Etm.
bling fHnm will continue goo flourish
Tr. Mrririr1I league. however. feels
r"rId.rf tHaf u $3.50 s..Ir. CON.
tIr'..n against th. OPERATORS of fra
room and fhff ff.. 1911 bid. forced f..
rIna- fH..r H..rr ~huIII this H.
iHrf. Do nII mean fIt passing OF rr.
M fl' n.s I..l r..mf fta' .r. r.a
r.. f.. frr.i States
H.I ... u.f ..ar .. ...I rH.r..a
"... ..l ... f.r .f.. ..r BOO
f..u ..f .f ....... .s f.r-
n... IH.. ...... .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

Realty Deeds FILED.
y. !. ArpleEarth ana WIfe 20 Frank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
Prof. BriIleS Warn S
TIE Under CIosSnlen

Net N-f i-t-rfr-. VIII cfsss "a,
iea RI tre ss~irr Ha-
srrrrI sf.derfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

feutros and Helen Peatros. tract - iani.
pm fultney township. consideration
1880
Frank MtfIsh and wife g. Frank
Mark. tract 81 land 500 TuItu.y town
ship. consideration s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

After q woman makes up her mind
To- have herovn way she isn't salts
hed unless some man tries 20 restrain
her
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-25
@eeen Hnubes serbaftet.

Dm. NrIonalb. Elm 81 Sabre alter
Ehubmahsr BON aiberip Strabe uno
Central 4pe. puros friih ssItsrn Utors
een BON elmer Rsgerin um s. ber1ubt.
Gr msIoete ben 0orFna bem 2sutndnt
Slaitsrp, ipelder bic poli3iitsH De-
pire unn grabIban eniIanots DIX
gsamtsn perbaftstsn ipdier bic geagea
rim goriane glliott. non go. 1851
pIum Girabe urb befnnpsn iit NIT
Der 0efonssnen auf benz Wsgs aat
benz pairollaiien, ais ,ein Iegsr I'd
einmiidts uno oas Jrauensiinmsr Su
befreien Deriuhie. er puroe prompt
perhoIitt uno rssiitrirte iih ais aes
TirOn. % Sabre alt. bon Rp. 1851
plum Strobe. Gr rpuroe iueseH una
orbentIifen 9etraeens eingeiperrt
p1hrtno feline Witssiansene aIs rsra
nlhtis inboftirt puroe.
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Ed,iFsMad)rihtea.

Rep gorf. "a. Sept. eln8ef.:
.Galifornia" BON GldsgoD; Bring
ssrisberid Wilbelm" Bon Bremen;
.Redar" bon Bremen; .gtieup qmiterz
rom" bon Rotteroam.
absse.: .Gumorpnia" aa4 8luss
sotu.
Buftpn. anset.: nG1nopic" DON
Ulitielnlssrbdfen.
Montreal. 4Hget.; g9trgiHian"
BON aipsrpool; .eaurentic" Oon 2iDer:
pool.
lnsb.e anssi.: rgrampian"
bon GlasapD.
5aurs. abgsg.: .girsinia" mad
Item yori.
pbiIabeIphia. Qugst.: r0ra
WaloerIss" BON 5amburq.
Gonbon. anget. .4scanid
BON Wontrsal; rpOmeraHiaH" Dol
montrsal.
aioerpool. anget.: nW.gan
tic" ppn Wontrsal.
Gueenstop @65eg.: ,WIau
retania" nah Retu Yort
Gontbampton. 2lngst.: .Wc
ieitie" bon Rsip gort; Rem Dort
BON Rem Yort.
absss.: .gietOria 2ujie" na6 Hsr
Uort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-25
Ginorudsopu
Mar bic scitriac Silbsr- SnbllanmS'
,Seier Der Gr. ,SmmaHucls (Se'
meiHoc, Tairmonnt.

I'm einorudspolIer Wsiie begtng 5ss
tern Die Sp. Smmauuels s8emeinoe IN
Fotrmpunt (9aitpr &. Sdpeitborot)
ihr iilbernes 5ubiIdum our6 5rpel5e'tz
.6ottes Disnfts, bic tpGbreRo nss BOT
mittaas uno Rahrnittugs dbgebaitea
purben, gu bsnen fh niht nur bic
Glxoer Der Gemeinoe, Ipnosrn du5
iolhe sGAlreitsr S6Deit.rs sGsmeinosu
in betrdttlitsr 3ahl ein9efunoen hotz
ten. Ddbreno oss gormittagss8ottsss
oieuItes preoisten Die paforen j..
6ohmaun Don QIeaiant Rloge, Der BE
8sm,iuoe am 20. September 1886 ge
arinoet Eatte, iopie 6. u. BOB BON
giitsbura, ga, psIher oerielben BON
1897 1905 als Sss!iorser porgez
itanoen bot.
Wdbreno oss Rd6mittags @9ottesz
oienites prenigtsu gaitor u. HemsH3,
rpelher bon 1907--1910 ais Seelior'
Ger funqirie, iopie bic pfurrer 5. g.
/ UIeper uuo q. 2ambre6t oon Sort
| 5bomas. Tieielben puroen auBerpeur
noh ourh gditor Saeob Bitter. osr
shrpiiroioen QrGies Der gD. Spnoo'
oon osQmerita, iofpie Die Paitorer
10. gpurdIin Don Eedoing uno .
SubihmanR ron gummiusptae unteri
itist.
| Rad SdluB oes Nahmitta9ss9ot
tssoienites puroeH bic 5eltgaite Dol
Dem sTrauenpereiH nit einem opulentar
QbenbeFIen bepirtbet, bel Dem nod
manhe Rsos All ghren Der Subllor;l
osbaltsn purbe. Die geamtsn beg Der
Gins. Msaris 3ittus, Yraiioentin; IRA
| ris Senfs, 9iss= grditosHtin; Cen
ialend, SefrstGrin. uno Wtarle @hlers
| IShasmsiiterin, muhien BE 9onneurz
lpdhreno Die Witslieoer, etrua 100 a
| Der 3ab!, lmtsreinaaoer nettetferteT
e. ben Heitq1ItsH 70 angenehm nj
mouIib au MAIDEN. Die Arrangement
| Der Geier, tpeIts in jsosr 5inli6t be
Ssmsino. 3ur Gbre ssrsi6te, mare
DON benz riibrigsn 3ir4enrdth sstrol
ZEN rporosn, Der aus ndHitebenoeH 9e,
rem bsits5t: 8. S6id, prdiioent; l
Sddfer, gi3es prdToent; 8. 9rof
bsim. protoionistrstdr; O. Sunos'
J mann, ;5inan3ietretGr; ). Utulls
i Sdasur.iIter; 9orfteer uno Iru'teet
8. 1hgrpartb. 8. Silent. 90. augel
! 90. gadm.ier. ST. 9ob. 8m. gliu'
uno 6. Shnrr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-25
GdDiuar5er Seiperabp
Sdicft siuci Hrrioncn ans benz Sin,
tcrgalt. nicncr.

Die griber Gbpdr0 un0 Bm.
3ru3ier, Reger BON Camp Dennlion,
s., gingen geitern Rahmlttdg uut nen
ariegspfab urb Derfebten Die Rohs
tarihaft IN 2neit uno ShredeH.
Sd. JraSier Iegte iid nit einem min
qeIter Rifle 3ptinen Camp DenntioH
unO Mtlforo in ben 6inter6alt uno
lauerte ieinem aIten Jeiuoe, oem Jtes
GER Wm. Dprfbam, auf. Gr gab meps
iere gtiHs duf DenieIben ab unb
| fra6te ibm eine ihnere Dunbe an
| ser 6Ifte bel. Der tpeiBe Jarmer
| Sarrp SadIon pon NiamisDtae pdi@
/ Iirte 6alo odrduf bic "SteGe IN etnem
guQqp uno puroe BON Dem iADdr3e1
| Deiperaop ebsnIaas burd etnen ShuB
in bic 6iifte perlsst. WittlerpeIle pd'
rem Orei gincinnatier, 8. gebHer,
8m. 8ren uno 3teob. S6rotb. Wtttz
oli,osr Deg in Der Ndbe befinolifen
,EiI6erlaoers beg 5arpep Canoe
Clubs, herbeiqeeilt. gle iiberndlt'g'
ZEN unb enttpuTfustsn zen Neser, lteBsn
beuIelben iebod lsiOer, in Der an'
rabme, baB Riemanb OsrleBt noroer
| lei laufen. Die Cpfsr oes S6urter
iuurbeu BON Dr. 5bisl pon Camp Den.
niion perbunbsn, porauf 5ddion I'd
rah Milforp beeab uno etnen SaTt
tefebs asasu 5rasisr erpirtte. Wlur
ihaa Malsbarp rpiro beute nit eine1
QsrFolaunesmannitaft cine Sa9o oil
ben aefdbrlitsn Burden Deran'1alten
Wm. Jraaier, Der gruoer reg 6lud
tioen, fpurbe am Qbenp BON Dem Utur
Tfau U1alsburp perhoftet, neil er II
eie BOhnune oss Regers Sobn 0altol
snaeorunoen mar uno ben Gsbterel
ionis DsiIeu Jamilie tbdtlth on9s
arifFsn unb unter 5ooesorofun9sn all
rem 6uuie oeiadt bate.
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Setbemerl ieine llniHulo


Der At Sabre alte Ieger 0eoree
Stone, pDn go. 1341 @merp 4oenus,
nurbe oeftern bon ben ToIt3titen
Gamples unp 3bomos an Wshrman
uno Bbittier Strobe psrhaftet nno
unter benz 8erbu6t, om SdmItag
Nbenb an 5. 9lpe. unD groabtpdp uuf
elmer Nornopo Gar ben feigen UtCrbz
angriTf auf bic petben8uIfdgteteIa
5aplor unp 1lopo Cater, bon gto.
4819 ptne StraBe, gtorppoD, ausgss
fiibrt gu 6aben, etngeiperrt. DIR Ges
fqngene, pelfer IelbitDsritnblt4 feine
ltnI6ulo betbeuerte, Ioute feinen bet
ben OpTern i'm itdDtif6en oplpitQI
oorqefiibrt lperDsn, jeoo6 befanoen iif
DieieIben in elmer folhen 8erfofung
paB Don Der Ronfrontattpn 4bitdnt
qenommsn perben mubte. Der Rs:
ger pirp heute me6reren perfonen
ipeIde iid CUR 3eit ais Pahagiere du'
Der Gar befnnoen uno Nugen5euger
oes Worbunfu1es puren, 5tpeds eben.
tueQer SOentifi3irung oorgefiibrt Der
| ben.
5a1lor's gefinben ptrb bon Del
| 6pipitaldr3ten INNER mod fir duBer'
bebentlid gebalten, tpGbreno Ga1te
begrunoete ausiiht auf 8eneiung bat
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91ibifion. 5eute goruittag iatnnelts
iid bic As. 5nfanteriebrtgdoe, su Der
eub 0ds II. Acknowledgements ge1ort,
iiiblih bon 4irna. 8ur5 Dor s Hbr
nurDe cine Yatrouills, beitsbeno aus
sipei GffiSieren, 8Dsi llntsrDffi3iert1
uno 3tpan3ig Wlann inter 6ihrung
pon 2eutrant Streiemann uHo Geut
nant Syrei6err b. 2uttib gegen Den
sFeinb pprgeihidt, Der iia BET RenIta1t
iammelte. Die QQtrouiQe ging bet
GbersgpTtd iiber bic Glbe. 2eutnant
GtreIemann Ichidte einen ulrnen Der,
fer nit Der 2an3s bic Wofertiefe ln'
teriuaen foute. ge0or Die pdtrouIlls
Las refte Glbufer srreid1te, gericth its
leoph Gil cine etpd 4 Wleter tieTs
Gteue, bic beiben 2eutnants unD elnIge
G2onn fonuten ii4 ans redte ufer ret
tell, bic iibrigen Durben nat Der Se'
ihreibuno eires Qugen3eugen ron Der
itarten Str0mun9 pie ein 9nduel 3us
iammengerolt unb gtngen pIoBll1
Inter. rppbei nur bic 2an3en obeit
fGpammen. Gtntge Mann tpuroeH
bon siIhern, bic nit aGbnsn gu 9tIts
eilten. qerettet. Die Qeideu Der elr
Grtrunteuen tpurosn idmmtltf ms
6arntfonla8arett in girna iiberge'
flbrt. aurS porbsr batrn oberhdlo
rnb Interbalb Der llnglitsftele an
tsre urterofTi3iere uuo WtannihdfteE5
| Ds glbe obne unfaQ DurAritten.
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Sd)iekerei.
9egerin fnallt ihren @atteH uuo Ct.
ueu auoercn Nnnn ulcocr.

3tpei Reg,r, sbomas GrOiposrs, 40
sSabre oft, uno Sam. 9uter, "a Sabre
aft, nuroen geftern Hatmittas an Der
s. apenue, oitlih pom Der Wtt. 5ope
Roob, bon Der 5rau oes Griteren,
asna grotpberg. anssidoiisn, ieooh
nitt seidbrlid p<rlegt. Jrau grops
p.rs beabF6tiste BEN 20 Sabre altsn
Ressr Morion Craig gu ihieBeu uno
trai sufdlIie ibrsH gdttsn uno oefIeu
Jrsuno guder. Tie nrei Wdnner
bditsn ben eansen 9a6mittag ben
gierteifsI flsibis frsiien laiisn uno be.
ianosH iih in 1sbr gehobsuer Stims
nuns, nls Craig fih NIT benz t!eInsu
5uno Der yrau gronoers 81 i6aTtrn
matts. 2estsre psrbut i'm oiei:s,
purbe isno6 BON Craig ausgelatt.
dies brahte re psrortig in 5arHii6
bag iie sinsn RspoIpsr srsriff uHo 3rp:i
StiifTe auf ihn abfeuerte. Die augeIr
oerfehlter, nj, gsfast. ihr 53isI M:
trufen bdfIr gropb.rs in oas lint
gsin uno 1udsr in Sic rethts 6ufte
Ti. sanse 0efeaidaft wuroe perhdFts
uno bic beiben 9srpunbet.n MURDER
nah eem it6btii6sn Sofpital q,6rdtt
Die M1nntr fpuroen unier bic antlda'
ces Innings ssiteat. pihrero Gem
gropbsrs tpeeen Wlrroun3riFfs einge
Tp.rrt purns. Die gefnngereu mob
nen ale an Der Belmont Gtrubs.
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Strasenraub,

Sos. Wrigbt, 81 Sabre aft, Don
9oint 9leaiant, puroe gsitern 4berb
furs mad 7 ubr on Der Gde Der 3.
uno Smith StraBe nieoergeIhlu9sH
uno um s. in Bdar ioipie feline Ia
I6enubr i'm @ertte bon $50 beraubt
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